England (DLG 22) - Naval Cruise Book

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sxl 'Z E ,jg X7 ia E Im I V ,:. S31 CDR. Randall Young CDR. Young is the England's third Executive Officer. He came to the England in February of 1966 from the Staff of Commander ASW Forces Pacific. He is a graduate of the U.S. Naval Academy and has served on Destroyers, Mine Sweeps andvarious shore billets before coming to the England.

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-iq CDR Mllton Schultz CDR Schultz 1S the England's second Executlve Off1cer He Came to the England 1n September of 1964 from the Bureau of Personnel 1n Washlngton, DC He 1S a graduate of the US Naval Academy and has served on Destroyers M1ne Sweeps and varlous shore bxllets before conung to the England

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