Carl Vinson (CVN 70) - Naval Cruise Book

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REAR ADMIRAL PAUL F. MCCARTHY, JR., u.s. navy COMMANDER, CARRIER GROUP ONE A native of Boston, Massachusettes, Rear Admiral Paul Fenton McCarthy, Jr. was born March 3, 1934. He attend- ed Watertown High School in Watertown, MA., before receiving his appointment to the Massachusettes Mari- time Academy in 1951. Graduated and commissioned as Ensign in 1954, he advanced to his present rank of Rear Admiral in March 1981. His educational background in- cludes a Bachelor of Science Degree in Marine and Elec- trical Engineering and a Master of Science Degree in Financial Management from the U.S. Navy Post Gradu- ate School. A qualified Surface Warfare Officer, Rear Admiral Mc- Carthy first served on the USS SAVAGE (DER 386) as an Ensign before attending flight training and earning his Naval Aviator designation in May 1957. He served in Fighter Squadron SEVENTY ONE until March 1959 and as Operations Officer in Attack Squadron TWELVE until 1961. After tours in Air Development Squadron FIVE and at U.S. Naval Post Graduate School, he was assigned as Flag Secretary and Aide to Commander, Fleet Air Mediterranean. In January 1967 Rear Admiral McCarthy served as Operations Officer in Attack Squadron FIFTEEN and subsequently went to CINCLANTFLT as the Assistant Nuclear Warfare Plans Officer. Following his tour as Ex- ecutive Officer in Attack Squadron ONE NINETY FIVE, he assumed command in 1971. Additional command tours include Commander, Carrier Air Wing NINE in 1973; Commanding Officer, USS NIAGRA FALLS (AFS- 3) in 1976; and Commanding Officer, USS CONSTELLA- TION (CV-64) in 1978 to 1980. Rear Admiral McCarthy has also served in the office of CNO as Deputy in the Systems Analysis Division (OP- 962), and as Director, Aviator Plans and Requirements Division, (OP-50). In June 1981 he reported as Com- mander, Carrier Group ONE, homeported in San Diego. With more than 260 combat missions. Rear Admiral McCarthy has been awarded the Legion of Merit, the Distinguished Flying Cross, Bronze Star, Air Medal, and other individual, unit and campaign awards. Mrs. McCarthy is the former Sandra Sue Williams of Heliport, Long Island, and Virginia Beach. Their children, Paul F. Ill, and Susan Stacy attend San Diego State Uni- versity and the University of California at La JoUa. Their family resides on Naval Air Station, North Island, San Diego, California. CAPTAIN SIBLEY L WARD III CHIEF OF STAFF 23

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