Marshall (DD 676) - Naval Cruise Book

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Lieutenant Commander Chester C. Edwards , USN, reported to MARSHALL on 9 August, in the middle of the WestPac cruise after completing a two year tour with the U. S. Pacific Fleet Personnel Office in Hawaii. His previous duty assignments include service in USS IOWA CBB61D, USS RANDOLF QCVA 151, USS DEHAVEN CDD 7275, USS NOBLE CAPA 2183, and a tour with the U.S. Marine Corps as Naval Gunfire Instructor with the Land Force Training Unit, Pacific. 1 8 ,f I f W 'A , 5 O S A' LCDR Edwards is a graduate of Miami University QOhioJ, and is married to the former Miss Dorothy Fanshaw, of Norfolk Virginia. They have two children, Mark, age 7, and Pamela, age 5, and now live at 902 Nolan Way, Chula Vista, California. Career highlights include nine and one half months of shore bombardment during the Korean War, and occupation duty in the Far East and Meditteranean.

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