Joseph Hewes (FF 1078) - Naval Cruise Book

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OFFI C RS CDR CARL L LU DQUIST Commander Lundquist, a native of New- ton, Massachusetts, is a graduate of Marquette University, where he was commissioned through the NR OTC program in June 1968. As- signed to USS WILLIS A LEE IDL-41, he served as Damage Con trol Assistant and Engi- neer Officer un til that ship was decommission- ed in December 1969. Reporting to USS VOGE I IFF-10472, he served as Damage Con trol Assis- tant un til ordered to Vietnam in late 1970. Fol- lowing Vietnamese Language training at the Defense Language Institute, Monterey, Califor- nia, CDR Lundquist was assigned to the Naval Advisory Group, USMA C V, as a field team leader monitoring cultural relations between the US. and Vietnamese na vies. After gradua t- ing from the Department Head course at the Naval Destroyer School, he was Engineer Ofhl cer in USS BOWEN IFF-10792 from Septem- Q ber 1972 to February 1975. CDR Lundquist's next assignment was as Material OfHcer on the Staff of commander Destroyer Squadron SIX from March 1975 to February 1977. He then was ordered to the US.Naval Academy where he was an instructor in leadership and seamanship. During this tour he was desig- na ted Officer-in-Charge I offshore 2 of 80-foot Yard Pa trol craft used in the training of mid- shipmeng served concurren tl y as Opera tions Officer ofthe Small Craft Facility, and earned a masters degree in personnel management from The George Washington University. Commander Lundquist served as Executive Officer in USS GLOVER IFF-10982 from September 1980 to April 1982, and as Engineer Officer of USS PELELI U KLHA-52 from September 1982 to November 1984. He assumed command of USS JOSEPH HEWES IFF-10782 in April 1985. g Commander Lundquistis married to the former Nancy Cowan of Norman, Oklahoma, and has a daughter, Sarah. A

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C0 DI G CDR GARY . LS Ii? 78 ff Vw! Commander Nelson grad ua ted from the Uni- versity of Minnesota in 1969 with aB.S. in Busi- ness Administration and received his commission via the NROTC program. His initial assignment Was in USS CHE VA- LIER IDD-8052 Where he served as Combat In- formation Cen ter Officer. Upon completion of the Destroyer Department Head course in Newport, Rhode Island he reported to USS MCKEAN IDD-7841 as Weapons Officer and later assumed duties as Operations Officer. In August 1973 he reported to USS TUSCALOOSA KLST-11872 as Engineer Officer. From March 1975 to March 1977 Commander Nelson Was a student at the Na- val Postgraduate School, Monterey, California Where he received a Masters of Science degree in Systems Technology. He returned to sea as Com- manding Officer, USS HI TCHI TI KA TF-1032 and served as such un til the ship Was decommis- sion ed in September 1978. His next assignment Was as Director of Officer Programs Recruit- ing and Executive OfHcer at Na vyRecruitingDistrict, San Francisco, California. Command- er Nelson then served as Executive Officer in USS DUNCAN KFFG-102 from November - ' 1981 to September 1983. Most recen tlyhe Was assigned to the Na val Sea Systems Command, Washington, D. C. as Program Manager and Fleet Introduction OfHcer for the Vertical Launch ASROC Program OfHce KPMS-4162. Commander Nelson wears the Navy Commendation Medal with four gold stars, the Meritorious Unit Commendation, and various service and campaign ,medals He is married to the former Mary Wilberg of Anoka, Minnesota. They have four chil- dren: Christine, Steven, Brian and Jon. ,

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