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As an officer, Stephan has enjoyed duties as: Ship's Bos'n on board USS WASP QCVS-181, as Company Officer, Instructor and the Naviga- tion section head at the Officer Candidate School in Newport, Rhode Island, as the Deck Department Head USS SAN JOSE QAFS-71, as Commanding Officer USS RECOVERY KARS- 431, also as Commander Service Group TWO as ACOS for underway replenishment and Materi- al Maintenance Officer Naval Amphibious Base, Little Creek and the Base Operations Of- ficer, NAB, Little Creek, until August 1987. Af- ter completing the PXO course in Newport R.I., Commander Stephan reported to USS CON- CORD QAFS 55, November 1987. Executive Officer Commander HA Stephan Commander Herbert A. Stephan was born in Koln, Germany on 19 December 1939. Attended high school in Salina, Kansas. He entered the Navy in January 1958 and achieved his com- mission on 1 August 1969. During his enlisted tour, Stephan served as a Quartermaster on board USS GRAFFIAS CAF- 29J, USS GUADALUPE CAO-323, USS GEORGE WASHINGTON CSSBN-5985, USS TENCH KSS-4171 and USS GROUPER CSS- 214J. He served as Assistant Navigator for USS ANGLER CSS-2493, USS CROAKER CSS-2461, USS IREX KSS-4825, USS SEA ROBIN CSS- 407J, and USS BLENNY CSS-3241. While stationed on shore, Stephan served se- curity and shore patrol for Naval Air Station Brunswick, Maine. He was also Patrol Officer of RIVSEC 541 and RIVDIV 591.
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Suppl Gfficer R.D. Vroman, CDR, To mv shipmates in the Supply Department. As I look back on the 1987-88 deployment I feel proud of what we accomplished. I think we were a great team. No single member of the Supply Department, Cespecially mel can take all the credit for the terrific job we did as on station AFS. We did it together as a team, and that is the only way any organization achieves any degree of success. The greater the team, the greater the success and vice versa. I sincerely hope the cruise was fun and rewarding for you. I know you worked hard, and I truly hope you learned some things, especially about yourself, that will be of use to you in the future. I will always re- member the deployment of 1987-88 and the officers and men of the Sup- ply Department as the best of my Naval career. Thank-you for your tremendous support.
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