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What are you doing now:
Working from my home in Promotional Sales. Trying to remember my life from birth to now and getting a family history made up ASAP. Working with Tea Party to elicit a change in the direction our country is taking. I am actually more concerned with direction our country is taking at the present time 2008 to present. Hope to see some changes in the next election towards getting back to what our founding fathers evisioned. I do not want all who have served this great nation living or dead and from all military services to have spent so many years protecting our freedoms to see them taken away by unconsitutional politicans not adhereing to our founding principles. I love America and would serve again if possible. I am 80% disabled from Agent Orange in Vietnam, but still able to get around so I am truly blessed. Twice blessed for my wife who is still with me and all of our family members scattered all over America. God Bless America.
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1952-1953, Naval Air Technical Training Command (Staff), Center for Naval Aviation Technical Training (Staff)
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1953-1954, USS Yorktown (CVA-10)
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1953-1955, USS Yorktown (CVS-10)
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1955-1956, Pacific Reserve Fleet (PACRESFLT) Stockton, CA
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1956-1956, Fleet Aircraft Service Squadron 4 (FASRON-4)
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1956-1959, Flag Administrative Unit (FAU), Commander, US Fleet Forces Command (COMUSFLTFORCOM)
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1959-1960, Fleet Combat Camera Group Pacific (FLTCOMCAMGRUPAC), Fleet Imaging Command Pacific (FICP) Miramar
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1960-1960, Naval Medical Clinic (NMC) San Diego (Balboa Naval Hospital)
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1960-1961, Pacific Fleet Mobile Photographic Unit, US Pacific Command (USCINCPAC/USPACOM)
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1961-1961, Oak Knoll Naval Hospital, Oakland, CA
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1961-1961, Naval Medical Clinic (NMC) San Diego (Balboa Naval Hospital)
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1961-1961, Naval Air Station (NAS) North Island, CA
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1961-1962, USS Hancock (CV-19)
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1962-1962, Balboa Naval Hospital San Diego, CA (NMCSD)
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1962-1962, Transient Personnel Unit (TPU), Naval Station (NAVSTA) Treasure Island, CA
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1962-1962, Naval & Marine Corps Reserve Center (NMCRC) Boise, ID
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1962-1964, Naval Air Station (NAS) Barbers Point, HI
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1964-1965, Naval Air Station (NAS) Barbers Point, HI
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1968-1968, AK-0000, NAB Coronado, CA
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1968-1969, AK-0000, Headquarters, NSA Danang, Vietnam
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1969-1971, AK-0000, Naval Communications Station (NAVCOMSTA) Finegayan, Guam
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Reflections on SCPO Kerr's
US Navy Service
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PLEASE DESCRIBE WHO OR WHAT INFLUENCED YOUR DECISION TO JOIN THE NAVY.
I loved my country and family memembers had all served.
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IF YOU PARTICIPATED IN ANY MILITARY OPERATIONS, INCLUDING COMBAT, HUMANITARIAN AND PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS, PLEASE DESCRIBE THOSE WHICH MADE A LASTING IMPACT ON YOU AND, IF LIFE-CHANGING, IN WHAT WAY?
August 1968 Transferred to Naval Support Activity in Danang, Republic of South Vietnam. I worked in Customer Service Section of the Naval Supply Depot where we provided supplies to most of Northern area of Vietnam
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OF ALL YOUR DUTY STATIONS OR ASSIGNMENTS, WHICH ONE DO YOU HAVE FONDEST MEMORIES OF AND WHY? WHICH WAS YOUR LEAST FAVORITE?
Naval Air Station Barbers Point. I was able to work in the Programs Management Branch, Commercial Repair Section. We provided manufactured parts to keep all the aircraft flying.
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