Detroit (AOE 4) - Naval Cruise Book

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, nur- yrpvsbrg-nhzwm-rwpnuunfp-PL 2 KF! , JP I . ' Y , .. , ....-,,-.f,.... -,L--.-.W - -f--1-,,.. ,,-, Jz5.:1,:.a- - -,-'-1.-, -fur. -1 -r f ,, -r . . -. ' f- . 1 , ,,. .,,,, ,.,,.,..,.....,,-....-f.,--a-w-.-----fw-w-, -. .. sw- .fvS.....:f.:,1-:tiff -, .f. - -N .Y -4. , - . A, . .- . 1. V - . . A COMMAND MASTER CHIEF OTIS N. CAROLINA NYC FLAG PRESENTATION', Command Master Chief CCMDCMJ CSurface Warfarej Otis N. Carolina United States Navy Master Chief Carolina was bom and reared in Mayesville, South Carolina. A 1979 graduate of Mayewood High School in Sumter, South Carolina, he enlisted in the Navy on June 20, 1979 and reported to Basic Training at RTC Orlando, Florida. After graduating from Basic Training he reported to Basic Electiicity and Electronics School at NTC Orlando. He later reported to NTC San Diego where he graduated from Basic Electricity and Electronics School before attending IC A school. Upon graduating from IC A school he received orders and reported aboard USS MIDWAY LCV-415, forward deployed in Yokosuka, Japan in March of 1980. After two years onboard MIDWAY IC3 Carolina transferred to USS GUADAL CANAL QLPHK-71 in Norfolk, Virginia, where he was soon advanced to IC2. While in Norfolk, he also served and deployed onboard USS SYLVANIA CAFS-21 and USS EMORY S. LAND QAS- 39J. While onboard EMORY S. LAND he attended IC C School, 688 Class Submarine Repair Course in Groton, Connecticut. In October of 1985 IC1 Carolina transferred to Naval Reserve Cen- ter T ampa, Florida for instructor duty, he also served as Command Career Counselor and Training Petty Officer. In January of 1988 he reported to NTC Great Lakes for IC C School, FFGk-7 Pipeline with follow on orders to USS AUBREY FITCH CFFG-341 in Mayport, Florida In May of 1990 he reported to USS FORRESTAL CV IAVT-59 where he served as Electrical Division Lead- ing Petty Officer and Leading Chief Petty Officer. After FORRESTAUS final deployment and sub- sequent decommissioning, ICC Carolina transferred to Fleet Mine Warfare Training Center, Charleston, SC in December of 1994 where he served as Video Tele-Trainirrg and Conferencing CVTTIVTCJ Coordinator and Training Department Division Officer. Due to Base Realignment and Closure he tenninated shore duty and retumed to sea duty onboard the Navy,s newest oiler, USS SUPPLY QAOE-61 in July of 1995. While onboard Supply he served as Electrical Division Officer, Cargo Fuels Division Officer and Engineering Department LCPOQ he was also advanced to Senior Chief and selected to attend the Senior Enlisted Academy while onboard USS SUPPLY. In May of 1999 he graduated from the Senior Enlisted Academy Class ' 86, Green Group and reported to NORU Pensacola, Florida en route to Navy Recruiting District Philadelphia where he served as Recruiter, Recruiter-in-Charge and Zone Supervisor. In March of 2000 he was advanced to Master Chief Petty Officer and later selected for the Command Master Chief program in December of 2000. Master Chief Carolina reported to USS DETROIT on 1 May 2001 as Command master Chief. Master Chief Carolinais awards and qualifications include: Navy Commendation Medal CLD, Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medal GJ, Good Conduct Medal 161, Sea Service Deployment Rib- bon 165, Enlisted Surface Warfare Specialist and various other unit and campaign awards. Master Chief Carolina' s immediate family consists of his thirteen-year old daughter Janay La'Nese Carolina. ON WATCH N t I 1' l I r 1 l ll I li ..d.2.f':rQxE . An 5:6flax:EgaKXJa'1,ai:i3Ex,5-Sure-lx' 'Eli 'ilsrgtr-5.u:Ifilr1:5.ei1I tL,:1g ! f:.:L,:5f e.:,L.:.K5lZr2r::5' S : re f ..r.:iff. f' f.5:: L ' i 'rkf f -i I '1: ' f: 9-,E f f- 1 - M , ' -i f 'psafriiitv f 1 352.1-15ha5u3An.k:p.n' N 'f'5?r.,L.'.Q V3 fn' . 'Q ' 3 -j.5j:,g,N, ,, , A

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