Elmer Montgomery (FF 1082) - Naval Cruise Book

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Q,,J ff wi Ja Q f W3-f Lcdr W. Britt Watwood January 1985 to present Lcdr R. L. Williams was commissioned in 1972 through the University of Kansas NROTC program. He has served as Communications Officer in USS C. F. Adams CDDG-25, CIC Officer in USS W. S. Sims CFF-10595, and as Operations Officer in USS Paul QFF-10805. He has also been an instructor in Ship's System at the NROTC Unit, Savannah State College and has served as Staff Combat Systems Officer, COMDESRON Ten. He holds a Master's Degree in National Security Affairs from the Naval Postgraduate School, Monterey, Ca. He assumed duties as Executive Officer in September, 1984. an-41 Executive Officers Lcdr W. B. Watwood is a graduate of the U.S. Naval Academy. Prior sea tours have been in USS Power CDD-8395, and USS Jonas Ingram CDD-9385 as well as Staff Operations Officer for Commander, Destroyer Squadron Thirty-Two. He has also been an instructor at Officer's Candidate School, Newport RI and last served as Ship Scheduler for Commander, Naval Surface Force, U.S. Atlantic Fleet. Lcdr Watwood holds a Master of Science Degree from Old Dominion University. His awards include the Navy Achievement Medal and Navy Commendation Medal with Gold Star. He assumed duties as Executive Officer in January, 1985. Lcdr Russell L. Williams September 1984 to January 1985 ic. ,alice '

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