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SUBJ/FY11 U.S. MARINE CORPS LIEUTENANT COLONEL LIMITED DUTY OFFICER

SELECTIONS//

RMKS/1. I AM PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THE FOLLOWING NAMED LIMITED DUTY

OFFICERS ON THE ACTIVE-DUTY LIST OF THE MARINE CORPS HAVE BEEN SELECTED

FOR PROMOTION TO LIEUTENANT COLONEL:

SEL# NAME SSN MCC MOS

1 ABATE JG 3343 1JM 6004

2 BARNETT RE 5305 1JF 6004

1 BRAUND SK 4459 143 6302

2 COLLINS TL 2116 1C0 2340

2 DANIELS CE 2857 J78 3302

1 DOTSON SM 4479 1C1 0430

1 GLASS MR 8622 015 2305

3 HIGGINS JA 4653 1JA 6004

2 HULTZ DL 3928 110 2305

2 IVY MA 4426 030 0430

1 KECK DR 8279 15H 2102

1 LENGQUIST SJ 2981 UBY 2340

1 MCDANIEL PW 6822 1C0 2802

1 PARKS DL 5751 007 5902

1 ROGERS JA 3984 015 3302

3 SAYLOR JI 4464 1F1 0430

2 SPROUT SE 2883 T9B 6302

2. RELEASED BY ROBERT O. WORK, SECRETARY OF THE NAVY, ACTING.//

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SUBJ/FY-10 ACTIVE-DUTY NAVY LIEUTENANT LINE AND STAFF CORPS

SELECTIONS//

RMKS/1. THE SECRETARY OF DEFENSE, ACTING FOR THE PRESIDENT OF THE

UNITED STATES, HAS APPROVED THE FY-10 ACTIVE-DUTY NAVY ALL-FULLY-

QUALIFIED-OFFICERS LIST SUPPLEMENTAL, WHICH RECOMMENDED THE FOLLOWING

LINE AND STAFF CORPS OFFICERS ON THE FY-10 ACTIVE-STATUS LIST FOR

PROMOTION TO THE PERMANENT GRADE OF LIEUTENANT.

2. THIS MESSAGE IS NOT AUTHORITY TO DELIVER APPOINTMENTS. AUTHORITY

TO EFFECT PROMOTION WILL NORMALLY BE ISSUED BY FUTURE NAVADMINS

REQUIRING NAVPERS 1421/7 PREPARATION AND FORWARDING OF DOCUMENT TO

COMNAVPERSCOM (PERS-831).

3. BECAUSE SENATE CONFIRMATION OF LIEUTENANTS IS NOT REQUIRED,

FROCKING MAY BE REQUESTED PER MILPERSMAN 1420-020.

4. FOR PROPER ALPHABETICAL ORDER, READ FROM LEFT TO RIGHT ON EACH LINE.

THE NUMBERS FOLLOWING EACH NAME ARE THE LAST FOUR DIGITS OF THE SOCIAL

SECURITY NUMBER.

UNRESTRICTED LINE

RICKETTS WILLIAM G 3977

MEDICAL SERVICE CORPS

CUNNINGHAM JILL S 5683 FISCUS JOSEPH C 1805

FONTIMAYOR NINA A 1960 GLAZE KRYSTAL S 3122

GONZALEZ DEANNA M 7576 GRISWOLD JEREMY G 6301

MASSEY CRYSTAL C 7043 RIEBEL MARK A 9582

TEER EDWARD G JR 6112 VANZIE MARION G 4679

WEBER SAMUEL C 4153

JUDGE ADVOCATE GENERAL'S CORPS

GORDON ANDREA M 8848 MURRAY JEANNE W 8189

NURSE CORPS

DICKINSON CHANTAL K 8928 LANCASTER SHELLEY A 6577

CHAPLAIN CORPS

AVERY TROY A 4027 BLACK JONATHAN C 0346

BRANT LARRY J 2737 CHANTHAPHON PON 4165

CLARK DANIEL E 5900 CLAY KAELAN F 3855

COOK MARK C 0610 GARDNER TRAVIS J 5750

GARRETT BENTON L 4184 HESS ROBERT M 4184

JONES CHARLES A III 7601 JONES LARRY L JR 9994

LONG TRENTEN W 8044 MILLER MELANIE 4892

MILLER TIMOTHY J 7438 PINTOMOURA REGINA A 7793

RAGAIN JAMES C III 9471 SANDERS NASHAUNNA S 1157

STALLINGS ANTHONY D 0185 SUTTON CHRISTOPHER J 6363

ULVEN JASON P 0458 UM JUNSUB 7023

WESSON AARON R 3440 WHITE GALE B 0146

WOODARD GREGORY S 0270

5. RELEASED BY RAY MABUS, SECRETARY OF THE NAVY.//

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REF/A/DOC/SECNAVINST 5340.7/08FEB1999//

AMPN/REF A IS SECNAVINST 5340.7, ACTIVE DUTY FUND DRIVE IN SUPPORT OF

THE NAVY-MARINE CORPS RELIEF SOCIETY (NMCRS)//

SUBJ/2010 ACTIVE DUTY FUND DRIVE IN SUPPORT OF THE NAVY-MARINE CORPS

RELIEF SOCIETY (NMCRS)//

RMKS/1. FOR 106 YEARS, THE NAVY-MARINE CORPS RELIEF SOCIETY’S (NMCRS)

WORK HAS IMPROVED THE LIVES OF SAILORS, MARINES AND THEIR FAMILIES.

YOUNG PARENTS GRAPPLING WITH NEW RESPONSIBILITIES, SAILORS AND MARINES

STRUGGLING WITH BILLS THEY CANNOT PAY AND UNEXPECTED CAR REPAIRS,

FAMILIES GRIEVING THE LOSS OF LOVED ONES, AND WIDOWS ON LIMITED INCOMES

HAVE ALL BEEN TOUCHED BY THE KINDNESS, COMPASSION AND EFFICIENCY OF

THIS PRIVATE, NON-PROFIT CHARITY. THROUGH IT ALL, THE SOCIETY’S ARRAY

OF PROGRAMS AND SERVICES HAS ASSISTED THE NAVY AND MARINE CORPS IN

CARING FOR OUR MOST PRECIOUS RESOURCE – OUR PEOPLE.

AND AS A DIRECT RESULT OF THE NMCRS EFFORTS, COUNTLESS MEN AND WOMEN IN

UNIFORM HAVE BEEN ABLE TO FOCUS FULLY ON THEIR COMMITMENT TO PROTECT

OUR NATION, KNOWING THERE IS A SAFETY NET AT HOME TO CARE FOR THEIR

LOVED ONES.

2. BEGINNING MARCH 1, 2010, ACTIVE DUTY SAILORS AND MARINES WILL BE

ENCOURAGED TO GIVE GENEROUSLY TO THE ACTIVE DUTY FUND DRIVE IN SUPPORT

OF THE NMCRS. AT THE SAME TIME, I WILL BE COMMUNICATING DIRECTLY WITH

MORE THAN 500,000 RETIRED SAILORS AND MARINES – REMINDING THEM THAT

THEY, AND THEIR FAMILY MEMBERS, REMAIN ELIGIBLE FOR FINANCIAL

ASSISTANCE FROM THE SOCIETY. I WILL ALSO ENCOURAGE THEM TO CONTINUE

THEIR GENEROUS FINANCIAL SUPPORT OF THIS WONDERFUL ORGANIZATION.

3. THE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE NMCRS OFFERS IS IN THE FORM OF INTEREST-

FREE LOANS AND GRANTS. SINCE ITS FOUNDING IN 1904, THE NMCRS HAS BEEN

THE FIRST ORGANIZATION OUR SAILORS AND MARINES HAVE TURNED TO WHEN THEY

NEED HELP. DURING THE PAST YEAR, THE NMCRS RESPONDED TO THE FINANCIAL

NEEDS OF SAILORS, MARINES, AND FAMILIES 91,418 TIMES – UP 17 PERCENT

FROM A YEAR AGO – AND PROVIDED OVER 47.4 MILLION DOLLARS IN INTEREST-

FREE LOANS AND OUTRIGHT GRANTS. THOSE NUMBERS ARE HIGHER THAN ANYTIME

SINCE 1993 WHEN THE SIZE OF OUR NAVY-MARINE CORPS TEAM WAS

SIGNIFICANTLY GREATER.

A. THE SOCIETY’S POPULAR QUICK ASSIST LOAN (QAL) PROGRAM, DESIGNED

FOR SAILORS AND MARINES WHO NEED JUST A LITTLE HELP, ACCOUNTED FOR

NEARLY HALF THE CASEWORK AND ONE-FOURTH OF ALL THE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE

PROVIDED BY THE SOCIETY IN 2009. THE QAL PROGRAM PROVIDES AN

ALTERNATIVE TO HIGH INTEREST, PREDATORY LENDERS, AND HAS BEEN A

TREMENDOUS SUCCESS STORY.

B. THE SOCIETY’S 48 REGISTERED VISITING NURSES CONTINUE TO SUPPORT

OUR WOUNDED AND INJURED MARINES, SAILORS, AND THEIR FAMILIES, PROVIDING

LONG TERM CASE MANAGEMENT FOR AS LONG AS NEEDED. THESE NURSES MAKE

FACE-TO-FACE CONTACT WITH THE INJURED AND THEIR FAMILIES WHILE THEY ARE

BEING TREATED IN MILITARY MEDICAL FACILITIES, THEN REMAIN IN CLOSE

PERSONAL CONTACT FOLLOWING THEIR RECOVERY OR DISCHARGE, TRAVELING

ANYWHERE IN THE UNITED STATES TO MAKE PERSONAL HOUSE CALLS. THEY

CURRENTLY FOLLOW MORE THAN 750 SERVICE MEMBERS INJURED IN IRAQ,

AFGHANISTAN AND THE ARABIAN GULF AND MADE 9,338 CONTACTS OVER THE LAST

12 MONTHS WITH THIS IMPORTANT SEGMENT OF OUR SEA SERVICE POPULATION.

4. NMCRS HAS ALWAYS HAD A SPECIAL RELATIONSHIP WITH SAILORS AND

MARINES. YOUR CONTRIBUTIONS ARE THE PRIMARY FUNDING THAT ENABLES THE

SOCIETY TO DELIVER HIGH QUALITY SERVICES. THE NMCRS WEB SITE AT

HTTP://WWW.NMCRS.ORG SHOWS THE SCOPE AND VARIETY OF ASSISTANCE THEY

OFFER AS WELL AS A COMPLETE LISTING OF OFFICE LOCATIONS, HOURS OF

OPERATION, AND MORE.

5. IN 2009, YOUR GENEROSITY RESULTED IN DONATIONS OF 10.1 MILLION

DOLLARS. GIVEN THE UNSTABLE ECONOMY, THAT LEVEL OF GIVING WAS

COMMENDABLE. HOWEVER, ACROSS THE NAVY AND MARINE CORPS, LESS THAN ONE-

THIRD OF UNIFORMED MEMBERS CONTRIBUTED TO THE CAMPAIGN. I ASK YOU TO

CONSIDER THIS: THIS YEAR, IF JUST 50 PERCENT OF OUR ACTIVE DUTY

SAILORS AND MARINES MAKE A COMMITMENT OF 5 DOLLARS PER MONTH, THE 2010

CAMPAIGN WILL GENERATE 16 MILLION DOLLARS IN FUNDING FOR THE SOCIETY.

6. PLEASE CONTINUE THE TRADITION OF TAKING CARE OF OUR OWN BY HELPING

MAKE THIS YEAR’S CAMPAIGN THE MOST SUCCESSFUL EVER. THANK YOU FOR

SUPPORTING YOUR SHIPMATES AND FELLOW MARINES.

7. RELEASED BY RAY MABUS, SECRETARY OF THE NAVY.//

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SUBJ/NAVY LEAGUE OF THE UNITED STATES FY 09 ADMIRAL VERN CLARK AND

GENERAL JAMES L. JONES SAFETY AWARDS

RMKS/1. THE ADMIRAL VERN CLARK AND GENERAL JAMES L. JONES SAFETY

AWARDS WERE ESTABLISHED BY THE NAVY LEAGUE OF THE UNITED STATES TO

RECOGNIZE DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY GROUPS OR INDIVIDUALS WHO HAVE

SIGNIFICANTLY IMPROVED THE SAFETY CULTURE WITHIN THE NAVY OR MARINE

CORPS.

2. A MINIMUM OF TWO SAFETY AWARDS, ONE NAVY AND ONE MARINE CORPS, ARE

PRESENTED ANNUALLY TO RECOGNIZE INNOVATIVE ACTIONS, EXAMPLES OR

SUGGESTIONS THAT HAVE REDUCED FATALITIES AND OR MISHAPS AMONG SAILORS,

MARINES OR CIVILIANS WITHIN THE DON.

MORE THAN ONE WINNER OF EACH AWARD MAY BE SELECTED AT THE DISCRETION OF

THE NAVY LEAGUE AWARDS SELECTION BOARD BASED ON THE NUMBER AND QUALITY

OF NOMINATIONS RECEIVED. IN ADDITION TO BEING RECOGNIZED FOR THEIR

COMMITMENT TO SAFETY EXCELLENCE AND THE NAVY OR MARINE CORPS, AWARDEES

WILL RECEIVE A COMMEMORATIVE AND A CASH AWARD.

3. CRITERIA, ELIGIBILITY AND NOMINATION SUBMISSION DETAILS ARE

AVAILABLE AT THE NAVY LEAGUE OF THE UNITED STATES WEBSITE AT

HTTP://WWW.NAVYLEAGUE.ORG/PUBLIC_RELATIONS/SAFETY_AWARDS.PHP.

DEADLINE FOR NOMINATION SUBMISSIONS IS 30 MAR 2010.

4. AWARDS WILL BE PRESENTED AT THE SECRETARY OF THE NAVY LUNCHEON

DURING THE NAVY LEAGUE SEA-AIR-SPACE EXPOSITION, 3-5 MAY 2010, AT THE

GAYLORD NATIONAL RESORT AND CONFERENCE CENTER, NATIONAL HARBOR, MD.

5. POINT OF CONTACT IS DARRILYN CRANNEY (ODASN(SAFETY)) AT COMMERCIAL

(703) 614-5530/DSN 224-5530/FAX (703)614-1149, OR E-MAIL AT

DARRILYN.CRANNEY(AT)NAVY.MIL.

6. RELEASED BY RAY MABUS, SECRETARY OF THE NAVY.//

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SUBJ/2010 CAPTAIN EDWARD F. NEY MEMORIAL FOOD SERVICE AWARD RESULTS//

1. IT IS A PLEASURE TO ANNOUNCE THE RESULTS OF THE 2010 CAPTAIN EDWARD

F. NEY MEMORIAL AWARDS PROGRAM FOR FOOD SERVICE EXCELLENCE. MY

PERSONAL CONGRATULATIONS TO THE FOLLOWING OUTSTANDING FOOD SERVICE

TEAMS THAT REPRESENT THE NAVY WARFARE

ENTERPRISES:

A. CAPTAIN EDWARD F. NEY AFLOAT RESULTS, REPRESENTING THE NAVY

UNDERSEA ENTERPRISE, SURFACE WARFARE ENTERPRISE AND NAVAL AVIATION

ENTERPRISE:

SUBMARINE CATEGORY

FIRST PLACE: USS PROVIDENCE (SSN 719) (REPEAT WINNER) RUNNER UP: USS

WYOMING (BLUE) (SSBN 742) HONORABLE MENTION: USS OHIO (BLUE) (SSGN 726)

SMALL AFLOAT CATEGORY FIRST PLACE: USS VANDEGRIFT (FFG 48) RUNNER UP:

USS DOYLE (FFG 39) MEDIUM AFLOAT CATEGORY FIRST PLACE: USS TORTUGA

(LSD 46) RUNNER UP: USS THE SULLIVANS (DDG 68) HONORABLE MENTION: USS

JAMES E. WILLIAMS (DDG 95) LARGE AFLOAT CATEGORY FIRST PLACE: USS BLUE

RIDGE (LCC 19) RUNNER UP: USS WASP (LHD 1) AIRCRAFT CARRIER CATEGORY

FIRST PLACE: USS JOHN C. STENNIS (CVN 74) RUNNER UP: USS HARRY S.

TRUMAN (CVN 75)

B. CAPTAIN EDWARD F. NEY ASHORE GENERAL MESSES REPRESENTING

COMMANDER, NAVY INSTALLATIONS COMMAND (CNIC):

CONUS GENERAL MESS CATEGORY

FIRST PLACE: NAVAL AIR STATION PENSACOLA RUNNER UP: NAVAL STATION

NORFOLK OCONUS GENERAL MESS CATEGORY FIRST PLACE: NAVAL AIR STATION

SIGONELLA ITALY

RUNNER-UP: FLEET ACTIVITIES YOKOSUKA JAPAN

2. THESE ANNUAL AWARDS, CO-SPONSORED BY THE INTERNATIONAL FOOD SERVICE

EXECUTIVES ASSOCIATION (IFSEA), ENCOURAGE EXCELLENCE IN NAVY FOOD

SERVICE PROGRAMS WITH THE OBJECTIVE OF IMPROVING THE QUALITY OF LIFE

FOR OUR NAVY PERSONNEL. I COMMEND ALL NAVY WARFARE ENTERPRISES, CNIC,

AND INDIVIDUAL COMMANDS FOR THEIR HARD WORK AND COMMITMENT TO

EXCELLENCE.

3. FIRST PLACE WINNERS AND RUNNER-UPS WILL BE RECOGNIZED DURING THE

IFSEA CONFERENCE ON SATURDAY, 17 APRIL 2010, IN RENO, NV.

AWARDS WILL BE PRESENTED DURING THE JOINT MILITARY AND IFSEA FOOD

SERVICE EXCELLENCE AWARDS CEREMONY SATURDAY EVENING.

4. RELEASED BY RAY MABUS, SECRETARY OF THE NAVY.//

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SUBJ/2009 ADMIRAL ELMO R. ZUMWALT AWARD WINNERS//

RMKS/1. IT IS MY PLEASURE TO ANNOUNCE THE RECIPIENTS OF THE ADMIRAL

ELMO R. ZUMWALT AWARD FOR EXCELLENCE IN LODGING MANAGEMENT FOR CALENDAR

YEAR 2009. LODGING OPERATIONS, TO INCLUDE FACILITIES, SERVICE, FINANCE

AND MANAGEMENT, ARE ACCREDITED AND EVALUATED PERIODICALLY BASED ON

ESTABLISHED PERFORMANCE STANDARDS. SIMILAR TO COMMERCIAL HOTEL

INDUSTRY QUALITY STANDARD RATINGS, NAVY GATEWAY INNS AND SUITES

ACTIVITIES ARE AWARDED 3, 4, OR 5-STAR RATINGS.

THIS YEAR, 15 INSTALLATIONS ACHIEVED A 5-STAR RATING IN ALL AREAS:

A. NAVAL BASE POINT LOMA, CA – NMAWC

B. NAVAL BASE SAN DIEGO, CA

C. NAVAL AIR FACILITY EL CENTRO, CA

D. NAVAL AIR STATION LEMOORE, CA

E. NAVAL AIR STATION BRUNSWICK, ME

F. NAVAL STATION NEWPORT, RI

G. NAVAL SHIPYARD PORTSMOUTH, ME

H. NAVAL AIR STATION OCEANA, VA

I. NAVAL WEAPONS STATION YORKTOWN, VA

J. NORFOLK NAVAL SHIPYARD, VA

K. JOINT FORCES STAFF COLLEGE

L. NAVAL AIR STATION WHIDBEY ISLAND, WA M. NAVAL BASE KITSAP, WA -

NSB BANGOR N. U.S. NAVAL STATION ROTA, SPAIN O. NAVAL STATION PEARL

HARBOR, HI

2. ACHIEVING A 5-STAR RATING IS A SIGNIFICANT ACCOMPLISHMENT. BRAVO

ZULU TO THE COMMANDS FOR THEIR COMMITMENT TO PROVIDE THE HIGHEST LEVEL

OF SERVICE.

3. RELEASED BY ROBERT O. WORK, SECRETARY OF THE NAVY, ACTING.//

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RMKS/1. I AM PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THE FOLLOWING NAMED LIMITED DUTY

OFFICERS ON THE ACTIVE-DUTY LIST OF THE MARINE CORPS HAVE BEEN SELECTED

FOR PROMOTION TO MAJOR:

SEL# NAME SSN MCC MOS

3 ARMSTRONG TC 0062 15A 0430

3 BAUGHN CR 5383 439 6502

4 BENSON CW 1088 1FT 0430

1 BODDEN HC 2426 070 5902

4 BOYERO R 1510 G78 6302

1 DAVIS RE 5159 052 2802

5 DESIMONE MA III 2760 S3B 6302

1 DEVOST SS 7346 122 2340

2 DIGIOVANNI J 8710 QAS 6302

1 DUCKER JS 1900 MDT 6302

2 DUMAS ME 2459 15G 2102

1 ENGLISH BL 7657 S3B 6004

2 FULTON TM 3799 UFH 2340

7 GELSINGER KE 7702 1A5 6302

5 GRAHAM WA JR. 6215 1JM 6004

2 GREEN AP 9510 1Y2 0430

3 GRIFFITH JE 0591 1F1 2802

2 HANNER KB 5468 S8F 6502

3 HARRIS WA JR. 8585 1Y8 2102

4 HULSE SP 2514 1JC 6004

2 KELLER JR 9425 1JH 6004

4 KUZNIAR MT 9839 1JC 6502

3 LANHAM WE 9363 LAF 2340

1 LIPPERT TJ 3234 1ES 0430

3 LYONS AC 6094 1T5 6004

1 MULLERY JP 4931 452 6502

2 REDMAN A 1125 016 3302

2 REUSSE JR 1501 023 6802

3 ROSTEK RJ JR. 8394 T9B 6302

1 SMILEY J 3539 U76 2102

2 SOUSA DM 0872 G78 5902

1 SPINELLI GJ 8842 013 3302

6 STRAUSS AR 4487 1JB 6302

4 TRAQUAIR WC 1505 124 2802

2 WALLACE WE 5784 C86 2802

5 WHITE BL 6607 122 2802

5 WILLIAMS S 4301 111 0430

1 WOOLDRIDGE JP 9418 1F1 6802

2. RELEASED BY ROBERT O. WORK, SECRETARY OF THE NAVY, ACTING.//

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RMKS/1. I AM PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THAT THE FOLLOWING NAMED OFFICERS ON

THE ACTIVE-DUTY LIST OF THE MARINE CORPS HAVE BEEN SELECTED FOR

PROMOTION TO LIEUTENANT COLONEL:

(FOR PROPER ORDER READ LEFT TO RIGHT)

SEL# NAME MCC SSN SEL# NAME MCC SSN

139 ACOSTA SJ VF2 5479 163 ADAMS AW 036 1824

208 AIELLO BJ 1QN 4419 105 ANGERSBACH DM VLD 2208

45 AVILA MA VMA 7219 121 AYRES III RP VF3 8975

64 BAILEY BG V63 3636 135 BAILEY RO NBM 7718

113 BAIRSTOW TM 111 6117 33 BAKER DJ NEJ 8455

1 BARGE JR H 017 5470 74 BARTOLOMEA WJ VLA 6818

209 BASHAM CJ J64 3694 29 BATES DL TSR 7552

55 BEHNKE JR AR QAS 5013 54 BELKNAP II RH 122 0715

21 BERARDI CA 1VF 0009 27 BERRY GG J38 7716

202 BEVIS JR CC 091 7394 66 BISHOP EC V31 7263

111 BLADES JR PD VHA 5096 141 BOLDUC JM QAS 2572

71 BRADLEY DJ NBS 0454 67 BRAGG PM 1NF 6034

145 BREZILLAC HJ 097 2962 31 BROWN NI QAS 0464

2 BRZOSTOWSKI SC 1VA 0641 49 BURKS MS NBM 9807

104 CALAMUG AS 145 6549 23 CARLOS T 1WW 4254

156 CARLSON JR VHA 8997 115 CASSIDY CR KB2 2718

263 CASTELLANO MS 15H 0915 215 CHALKLEY TH NGN 0641

194 CHAPMAN AG NAN 6112 12 CHO MM QAQ 3624

157 CLARK KE K84 0743 245 CLEMANS CC 1C1 5060

76 CLEMENS B 068 7431 176 CLEPPER DL VHB 0032

147 COLLINS KG 1Y4 2120 57 COMUNALE CJ VLB 0390

80 COOKSEY JB 110 3503 188 CUNNINGHAM AM 078 2090

258 DALY AL 143 8197 251 DANIELSON EJ H99 2986

15 DANYLUK VC 026 1827 36 DAVIS JL QAS 6138

222 DELORENZO WR VM6 6930 56 DEWOLFE DS QAB 5981

231 DICKERSON SM C77 4675 182 DOIRON JP 036 4716

212 DONAR MT W04 4053 4 DOTSON DW 1MS 4693

237 DOWNEY DD V11 3749 17 DOYLE DE G78 8130

68 DROWN ER 1PR 6195 220 DUFFY KM VMD 6416

162 DUMENIGO MA NBH 1905 158 DUNFORD WJ 1HN 3609

195 DUNN III TJ QAT 3423 124 DUNNE JS 1RU 9587

88 DUNNING PC J64 5902 25 DUPREE JR NBM 6504

10 DWYER BM 110 1755 7 ECARIUS BW 111 4960

9 EHRLICH BD 016 1349 183 ESTELL JJ VF1 4949

109 EVANS BW J9W 9934 243 EVERLY DR 1NE 2967

240 EYTH III HC 110 5828 60 FANNING RB 036 2791

99 FILSON SB 283 2858 196 FINNERAN RB VLE 2842

136 FITZGERALD PL V61 4453 92 FITZPATRICK ST NE8 3829

179 FLEMING JD 1Y3 1005 207 GAGNON JM NHP 8440

32 GALLMAN KW VMA 0564 232 GALLOGLY PC VLB 8228

47 GAMBOL RR 1F1 9051 247 GARDNER HL NBW 3664

204 GEORGE RJ V6B 4832 43 GIBLER HD G78 5640

228 GILMORE CW NBW 9118 35 GIORDANO BA 1T9 2273

190 GONZALEZ MD H99 0350 75 GRIFFIN CC 1RU 6686

253 GROHARING JD MOBC 3514 172 GROSSNICKLE DW QAS 9585

26 GUELLO JS TMH 2093 248 HALL T V32 1642

116 HAMSTRA EJ V33 7792 265 HANSEN III EI 1GE 2460

230 HARDY BJ 1EE 1985 19 HARDY RA V8B 1309

200 HARMS BJ VMA 1594 206 HARPER BG K50 4583

241 HARRIS TN 111 9720 210 HARVEY DP TSP 1573

22 HAUCK GR S8D 6939 180 HAWKINS R 1QM 2931

122 HEALEY JR EJ 1R2 8444 11 HEARTWELL KM VLC 3785

73 HERMLEY SR V81 6836 151 HERRINGTON MJ VHG 0965

256 HINES JR GR W18 1343 84 HOLLOWAY SV H99 1933

30 HOWARD JR DL 15A 3043 86 HURST DS 1EP 7023

82 HUTCHISON KH 1C0 9267 108 ISAACS JM VLA 2379

169 JAKUBOWSKI ES TF9 9331 260 JASPER JR TF 1FT 7126

133 JOHNSON SL C98 2191 87 JOHNSON WW 1QJ 7328

20 JOHNSTON GM 1JL 6563 77 JUAREZ GD J66 3862

41 JULIAN JW QBF 6566 103 JUNE JR H 19F 9211

154 KANAPATHY IJ VFG 7239 185 KELLEY TS VFB 0688

187 KEMP JA QAM 2314 203 KERKHOVE MG V6A 8110

264 KRAJACICH CA VLF 4487 52 KROHMER MR J64 2542

161 KUDELKO JR RM V9B 5389 46 LAMIGO DD 036 8692

239 LASICAKHANER KA 014 6906 24 LAUDER JM 942 2026

112 LAWSON RB 1A5 0578 249 LEE W K95 9589

164 LEMOTT JR D J64 1986 216 LEVASSEUR DJ KB2 3244

234 LEVY JA M32 5102 150 LEWIS JC 1KP 5799

192 LICKLIDER DO 070 0334 155 LIMBERT ME 1C0 3860

13 LINDSTROM GP T9B 4654 238 LOPEZ II JM QAM 3622

37 LYNCH CC NBP 0791 201 MACKENZIE PD V6A 8391

34 MACONE GF QBF 6530 62 MADUKA VI VLB 2918

217 MAGRATH BM 1EP 8270 184 MAHONEY PJ QAM 9189

178 MARES AG MFM 5560 227 MARIGLIANO RE T9B 4352

186 MARILAO FQ 1C0 7273 246 MARTINEZ RJ 130 6989

224 MAZZARELLA JJ 1NF 9388 153 MCCUEN PW 19G 2128

123 MCDONALD SD NCS 8099 50 MCGATH MR VR1 8760

16 MCKENNA HJ 110 9311 101 MCLAUGHLIN JA 15A 5685

205 MEADE RT TM6 7445 254 MEAGHER PF 1FR 1087

177 MEREDITH SO 1FY 2701 137 MILLER NM G87 3936

242 MILLER III O 1Y1 5637 28 MILLER TM VLD 4841

3 MITCHELL SC G71 0581 171 MIZELL DM 092 1279

223 MOELLENDICK MJ NBH 9961 144 MONTA RA 070 5192

118 MOODY KL NAU 4226 83 MOORE JR BR V36 7730

53 MOORE DE 069 9952 170 MOORMAN JE 1A5 8444

106 MORAN CM J66 4340 173 MORAN PC G76 4526

51 MORRIS NA VHG 9317 81 MORRISSEY MT KB2 3587

199 MORZENTI DC 012 8220 165 MUNOZ JV 1Y2 3427

132 MURRAY KF TFD 8792 197 MURRAY KD 070 4062

5 MYERS MD 086 1026 233 NATION MR NE8 9016

40 NICHOLSEN SA M32 3748 152 NOYES PD ND7 5151

236 NUNEZ G 1R3 9433 65 OGDEN DB 036 7440

63 PALMA MJ KB2 0900 18 PALMER JB VMD 3891

159 PALMER RG UB9 8408 48 PARRELLA KA 1ER 5695

252 PARSONS BC QAR 4055 69 PEHRSON TM QAS 1042

138 PENNELLA BS J64 4468 58 PERRY JS V17 2636

42 PFEIFFER KD 1HK 2222 229 PICKETT MA VM1 3774

148 POCHOP TB 1T5 0298 262 PORTER MD 142 6105

127 PRIDDY AT NBM 6988 149 PRITCHARD S 1NE 8535

257 QUINN JR EL NBU 0664 131 RAIBLE CK QAS 6805

70 RASGORSHEK WA 1TC 3059 255 REDMAN HJ NGN 0354

140 REESE JL NB5 3202 126 REILEY MA NHH 0995

39 REILLY MD 818 1768 168 REILLY RW QBF 6007

235 REVOIR RF 1R1 5619 218 RIFFER SC 175 7031

128 RIGHTER JA NBH 3522 117 ROBBINS MB 1A5 1545

6 ROBINSON GM 1NR 1065 189 RODRIGUEZ C 1GS 1184

107 RYANS II JA 1RW 3396 78 SALE MR QAS 0185

191 SANDERS TB 007 9045 91 SASSE MR 1MR 0955

181 SCHENK BS 1A5 7643 61 SCHOEMAN SD J64 5845

166 SCHUTZ II WA V9C 6941 14 SHEPPARD JR H QAM 1744

226 SHERMAN BJ 092 0537 193 SHERWOOD RW 1JB 2702

85 SIARY JR 1PV 3833 143 SIMMONS CG NBM 8592

97 SMITH CE KB3 0971 98 SMITH JE 979 5568

146 SMITH JE 070 5155 221 SMITH PB 1FZ 6596

59 SPANGENBERG PF 036 8550 93 SPIROPOULOS DP NBH 6530

211 SPOONER DL J64 3837 174 STEELE DM VLD 5424

100 STODDARD KM 1FR 2993 79 STOETZER KJ VHB 9563

167 STOVER MW MFM 3056 119 SUND CM VFG 2628

259 TEAGUE CJ J15 8383 213 TOTH JJ VMH 6929

129 TRAVER JR UAE 2941 125 TREGLIA PJ NHD 0921

250 TURNER SR VM4 2111 72 TYSON MS 1JL 7390

120 VANSKIKE ME QAS 0669 160 VEGGEBERG VT 068 3802

244 VOIGTS SA H99 9649 134 VOLKERT RS VHB 9781

225 WAHLGREN KA L43 7541 110 WALZER JD 1R3 6438

261 WARREN AB 233 3839 95 WASHINGTON LA VMA 6977

94 WASTILA DJ V21 4171 102 WAUGH PD 1JD 5298

44 WEATHERS BA NAN 3541 175 WEINSTEIN DA 1TC 3126

8 WILD BD 1T6 6046 38 WILONSKY MF V19 9323

89 WINTHROP AR 084 3809 90 WITTNAM DJ NAR 4884

130 WOOD TD J64 8137 214 WOODHEAD MA 1F1 7892

142 YOUNG HC NBM 4799 219 ZAMARRIPA LR NBP 7823

2. RELEASED BY RAY MABUS, SECRETARY OF THE NAVY.//

281711Z JAN 10

FM SECNAV WASHINGTON DC

TO ALNAV

ALNAV 004/10

MSGID/GENADMIN/SECNAV WASHINGTON DC/-/JAN//

SUBJ/FY11 U.S. MARINE CORPS COLONEL SELECTIONS//

RMKS/1. I AM PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THAT THE FOLLOWING NAMED OFFICERS ON

THE ACTIVE-DUTY LIST OF THE MARINE CORPS HAVE BEEN SELECTED FOR

PROMOTION TO COLONEL:

(FOR PROPER ORDER READ LEFT TO RIGHT)

SEL# NAME SSN MCC SEL# NAME SSN MCC

5 ANDERSON WT 5156 1EA 45 ANS MJ 1615 QAT

67 BAKER JG 4586 TEH 93 BALL JJ 8657 G78

17 BARGERON JM 2814 K9B 42 BEW RT 6989 NBW

89 BLIGH EW 2135 1CJ 84 BOND BA 1388 C79

94 BOUCHER RV 0692 VMJ 114 BREEDEN CM 2385 NB5

20 BRESNIK RJ 1672 U59 15 BROWN LA 7866 NBM

90 BROWN RF 9480 NA6 2 BUCK PD 6911 NHD

75 BYRON PC 7118 130 77 CALEY JC 6203 NBW

50 CAMELE A 7333 TLC 64 CARTER ML 1737 068

69 CASEY DP 0361 068 9 CEDERHOLM MS 1282 NBW

23 CORDELL RL 9581 G76 65 COTE RP 5001 1JD

40 CRAFT JA 5875 MFM 44 CUCCIO MT 8451 124

35 CUNNINGHAM SM 4652 K92 100 CUTLER KM 2351 110

105 DAVIS JD 8657 078 82 DOWSE DE 4226 023

78 DUNNE TJ 8467 V83 83 ESKELUND DJ 7144 K9A

87 FERINGA MD 4845 VFB 30 FLYNN JG 5531 NBW

66 FORD AS 9280 1QB 104 FRANTZ TC 2618 K92

95 GANN II MJ 8123 K63 43 GERING BJ 1141 QBF

60 GILTZ JR 9412 K92 19 GLYNN JF 6732 NGW

88 GOMEZ RJ 6250 K9A 98 GOODES JO 0843 J59

101 GOUGH MJ 2188 V8C 21 GRAY CS 1139 T9B

91 GRIGGS DR 2983 J59 24 GRUNY JG 9856 B78

56 HAGAN RM 1313 NBS 11 HALL SW 7395 NEX

7 HANLON JB 3144 MFM 111 HOBSON HH 0366 NBW

49 HOLMES AP 3349 NJS 16 JENSEN SS 3610 NBW

22 JONES ML 8269 NBS 61 JONES RW 7579 NBS

70 JONES RF 8503 007 54 KEANE CA 9687 G58

10 KEMPSTER KA 8048 K63 79 KENNEDY JR 3021 K75

72 KOJAC JS 7249 1L3 109 KREBS DA 7412 NBW

110 LEONARD JR GW 0497 J56 86 LIEBLEIN WR 8748 NBM

6 LUCAS WS 0472 B48 113 MACKEY WJ 4601 J59

41 MANION JR RL 2363 1NE 112 MATOS III JA 5542 1G7

102 MCBREEN BB 8263 NBH 51 MCFADDEN RJ 2410 NHD

85 MCKENZIE FN 6556 086 81 MERCIER AL 9714 G70

32 MONTANUS PD 1115 TM6 99 MORRISROE JM 5853 B98

12 NASTASE NI 7855 NJH 57 NEELEY DC 2527 NBM

39 NEFF RD 1520 K9B 53 NELSON MW 6635 K92

13 NICKEL KJ 4567 063 71 ODOHERTY SP 8392 068

96 OHORA DP 1334 KB4 36 OLIVER TJ 8906 QAT

59 OSTERMEYER RT 0559 VHD 18 OSTROWSKI JA 5745 NBS

74 OWEN DM 7630 T9B 1 PALERMO JR MS 1926 068

55 PARKHURST CJ 0113 K92 27 PETERSON AG 9780 R10

63 PUGLIESE NF 3819 KA0 47 RAUENHORST RL 0936 VF4

4 RETHWISCH JP 5864 1Y1 37 ROBERTS DE 2758 V9C

117 ROBINSON MD 0518 R00 25 RYAN PP 5559 VM3

14 SCHUEHLE NC 3270 010 76 SEAMAN SB 4311 013

68 SEELY III WH 8172 K92 29 SHERRILL RC 0691 VM1

116 SPENCER OB 0992 1R3 115 SPIGNESI NA 1250 K9A

48 STCLAIR MG 7856 NBS 28 STILLINGS KJ 0638 NBS

8 STOPA JB 9281 K92 80 STOVER VS 8888 142

34 TANZOLA III RL 8319 NBW 92 TAYLOR CD 7451 1V4

58 TIBBS WR 7230 QAS 62 TRENCHARD TD 7106 1NP

26 TURNER JR RB 5601 NBW 97 URIBE RA 5839 NBW

52 VANOPDORP JR HR 3120 QAB 31 VARA JC 3075 J64

46 WALL PL 0293 1CE 73 WALTER MM 1694 NGW

33 WEINBERG AM 4860 QAT 103 WEINSTEIN CJ 1934 J59

106 WENDLING FE 5349 K92 108 WESTERN CA 8083 016

3 WHITAKER JS 4658 NE3 107 WILLIAMSON III CL 8821 K9A

38 WOODARD KM 4131 NBH

2. RELEASED BY RAY MABUS, SECRETARY OF THE NAVY.//

BT

R 222106Z JAN 10

FM SECNAV WASHINGTON DC

TO ALNAV

ALNAV 003/10

MSGID/GENADMIN/SECNAV WASHINGTON DC/-/JAN//

SUBJ/2010 ANNUAL NAVY LEAGUE SEA SERVICE AWARDS//

POC/AWARDS BOARD/NA/CALLSIGN: NAVY LEAGUE OF THE UNITED STATES/

LOC/ARLINGTON, VA/TEL: (703) 528-1775/

EMAIL/AMOGENSEN(AT)NAVYLEAGUE.ORG//

RMKS/1. THE NAVY LEAGUE OF THE UNITED STATES (NLUS) IS A NATIONAL

ORGANIZATION OF MORE THAN 55,000 MEMBERS AND OVER 270 COUNCILS

THROUGHOUT THE UNITED STATES AND OVERSEAS. EACH YEAR, NLUS PRESENTS

AWARDS IN RECOGNITION OF OUTSTANDING INDIVIDUAL ACHIEVEMENTS IN

LEADERSHIP, MARITIME AFFAIRS, SCIENTIFIC PROGRESS, ENGINEERING

EXCELLENCE, LOGISTICS COMPETENCE, EXCELLENCE IN INTELLIGENCE, AND

SERVICE TO COMMUNITY AND COUNTRY. ALL ACTIVE AND RESERVE NAVY AND

MARINE CORPS MEMBERS ARE ELIGIBLE. COAST GUARD MEMBERS AND CIVILIANS

MAY ALSO BE ELIGIBLE FOR SOME AWARDS.

2. THE NLUS AWARDS FOLLOW:

A. THE JOHN PAUL JONES AWARD FOR INSPIRATIONAL LEADERSHIP

RECOGNIZES A NAVY OFFICER WHO HAS MADE AN OUTSTANDING CONTRIBUTION TO

THE HIGH STANDARDS OF LEADERSHIP IN THE NAVAL SERVICE.

B. THE ADMIRAL CLAUDE V. RICKETTS AWARD FOR INSPIRATIONAL

LEADERSHIP RECOGNIZES TWO NAVY ENLISTED (ONE E-7 OR ABOVE AND ONE E-6

OR BELOW) THAT HAVE DEMONSTRATED LEADERSHIP AND PROFESSIONAL COMPETENCE.

C. THE CAPTAIN WINIFRED QUICK COLLINS AWARD FOR INSPIRATIONAL

LEADERSHIP RECOGNIZES TWO NAVY OR MARINE CORPS FEMALES (ONE OFFICER AND

ONE ENLISTED) WHO HAVE DEMONSTRATED EXCEPTIONAL LEADERSHIP AND

PERFORMANCE IN THEIR MILITARY DUTIES AND HAVE REFLECTED CREDIT ON WOMEN

IN THE NAVAL SERVICE.

D. THE LIEUTENANT GENERAL JOHN A. LEJEUNE AWARD FOR INSPIRATIONAL

LEADERSHIP RECOGNIZES A MARINE CORPS OFFICER WHO HAS MADE AN

OUTSTANDING CONTRIBUTION TO THE HIGHEST STANDARDS OF LEADERSHIP IN THE

MARINE CORPS.

E. THE GENERAL GERALD C. THOMAS AWARD FOR INSPIRATIONAL LEADERSHIP

RECOGNIZES AN ENLISTED MARINE WHO HAS DEMONSTRATED OUTSTANDING

LEADERSHIP AND PROFESSIONAL COMPETENCE.

F. THE STEPHEN DECATUR AWARD FOR OPERATIONAL COMPETENCE RECOGNIZES

A NAVY OFFICER OR SAILOR WHO HAS MADE AN OUTSTANDING PERSONAL

CONTRIBUTION IN THE COURSE OF ACTUAL NAVAL OPERATIONS THAT HAS ADVANCED

THE READINESS AND COMPETENCE OF THE NAVAL SERVICE.

G. THE GENERAL HOLLAND M. SMITH AWARD FOR OPERATIONAL COMPETENCE

RECOGNIZES A MARINE CORPS OFFICER OR ENLISTED MARINE WHO HAS MADE AN

OUTSTANDING PERSONAL CONTRIBUTION THAT HAS ADVANCED THE READINESS AND

COMPETENCE OF THE NAVAL SERVICE IN THE COURSE OF ACTUAL OPERATIONS.

H. THE ROBERT M. THOMPSON AWARD FOR OUTSTANDING CIVILIAN

LEADERSHIP RECOGNIZES A CIVILIAN WHO HAS FURTHERED THE CAUSE OF

SEAPOWER.

I. THE REAR ADMIRAL WILLIAM S. PARSONS AWARD FOR SCIENTIFIC AND

TECHNICAL PROGRESS RECOGNIZES A NAVY OR MARINE CORPS SERVICE MEMBER OR

CIVILIAN WHO HAS MADE AN OUTSTANDING CONTRIBUTION IN ANY FIELD OF

SCIENCE THAT HAS FURTHERED THE DEVELOPMENT AND PROGRESS OF THE NAVY OR

MARINE CORPS.

J. THE ALFRED THAYER MAHAN AWARD FOR LITERARY ACHIEVEMENT

RECOGNIZES A NAVY OR MARINE SERVICE MEMBER OR CIVILIAN FOR A NOTABLE

LITERARY CONTRIBUTION THAT HAS ADVANCED THE IMPORTANCE AND CAUSE OF

SEAPOWER IN THE UNITED STATES.

K. THE HONORABLE J. WILLIAM MIDDENDORF II AWARD FOR ENGINEERING

EXCELLENCE RECOGNIZES A NAVY PETTY OFFICER WHO HAS DEMONSTRATED

OUTSTANDING LEADERSHIP AND PROFESSIONAL COMPETENCE REQUIRED WHILE

ASSIGNED TO A DEPLOYED SHIP.

L. THE ADMIRAL BEN MOREELL AWARD FOR LOGISTICS COMPETENCE

RECOGNIZES AN OFFICER (NAVY OR MARINE CORPS) AND AN ENLISTED SERVICE

MEMBER (NAVY OR MARINE CORPS) WHO HAS MADE AN OUTSTANDING PERSONAL

CONTRIBUTION THAT HAS ADVANCED THE LOGISTICS READINESS AND COMPETENCE

OF THE NAVAL SERVICE.

3. SEA SERVICE AWARDS FOR EXCELLENCE OF NAVAL PROFESSIONALS IN

INTELLIGENCE, THE MERCHANT MARINES, AND COAST GUARD SPONSORED BY NLUS

FOLLOW:

A. CIVILIAN MARINERS AWARDS FOR THE NAVAL FLEET AUXILIARY FORCE

AND SPECIAL MISSION SHIPS ARE THE CAPTAIN ARTHUR L. JOHNSON AWARD FOR

INSPIRATIONAL LEADERSHIP AND THE ABLE SEAMAN OSCAR CHAPPELL AWARD FOR

OUTSTANDING MARITIME STEWARDSHIP.

B. COAST GUARD AWARDS ARE THE CAPTAIN DAVID H. JARVIS AWARD FOR

INSPIRATIONAL LEADERSHIP BY A COAST GUARD OFFICER AND THE DOUGLAS A.

MUNRO AWARD FOR INSPIRATIONAL LEADERSHIP BY AN ENLISTED COAST GUARDSMAN.

C. THE NAVAL INTELLIGENCE FOUNDATION AWARD FOR EXECEPTIONAL

LEADERSHIP IN INTELLIGENCE SUPPORT TO THE FLEET IS AWARDED TO THAT

OFFICER OF THE SEA SERVICES, IN THE PAY GRADES OF O-4, O-5, OR O-6, AND

SELECTED AMONG THOSE NOMINATED BY AFLOAT AND SHORE-BASED COMMANDS.

4. NOMINATIONS:

A. NOMINATION CRITERIA. NOMINATIONS MUST BE FULLY SUBSTANTIATED

AND REFLECT A CAREFUL AND CONSCIENTIOUS EVALUATION OF THE NOMINEE. EACH

NOMINATION PACKAGE SHALL INCLUDE:

(1) A COVER PAGE WITH NOMINEE’S FULL NAME, RANK/RATE, CURRENT

DUTY STATION AND ADDRESS, HOME ADDRESS, WORK AND HOME PHONE NUMBERS,

HOME OF RECORD, LENGTH OF SERVICE (FOR MILITARY NOMINEES), NAME OF

AWARD BEING NOMINATED FOR, POC NAME, RANK/RATE, ADDRESS, COMMERCIAL

PHONE NUMBER, FAX NUMBER, EMAIL ADDRESS, AND SIGNATURE OF COMMANDING

OFFICER.

(2) A NOMINATION ACHIEVEMENT/JUSTIFICATION SECTION IN PARAGRAPH

OR BULLETIZED FORMAT. IT SHOULD EXPLAIN IN A MANNER EASILY UNDERSTOOD

BY THE GENERAL PUBLIC AND SHOULD AVOID ACRONYMS, GENERALITIES OR

EXCESSIVE USE OF SUPERLATIVES.

(3) A PROPOSED CITATION IN STANDARD PARAGRAPH FORM.

B. SUBMISSION. THE REQUESTED METHOD OF SUBMISSION IS VIA E-MAIL

TO SEASERVICEAWARDS(AT)NAVYLEAGUE.ORG WITH ALL ATTACHMENTS IN MS WORD

FORMAT OR ADOBE ACROBAT. NOMINATIONS MUST BE RECEIVED NO LATER THAN

MARCH 31, 2010.

5. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION REGARDING THE AWARDS AND NOMINATION PROCESS

MAY BE FOUND ON THE NAVY LEAGUE WEB SITE, WWW.NAVYLEAGUE.ORG, UNDER

ANNUAL SEA SERVICE AWARDS.

6. AWARDS WILL BE PRESENTED AT THE ANNUAL NAVY LEAGUE CONVENTION IN

JACKSONVILLE, FL IN OCTOBER 2010.

7. RELEASED BY THE HONORABLE RAY MABUS, SECRETARY OF THE NAVY.