Philippine Sea (CG 58) - Naval Cruise Book

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aster Chief Huss was born at Patrick Air Force. Base, Cocoa.. Beach, Florida onljevcember 09, 1958. In May of ! ar attended Recruit Training Center I at Naval? at Submarine Group Six in Charleston, South Carolina. His next assignment was as Chief of thewBOat Onboard USS GEORGE BAHCROFTISSBN: 6451 in March of 773015119 C6rlter,fSan yDyiego,g,CA1iiHe y 1991Qf,Hecompleted three SSBN then attended Naval Astrategicfdeterrentgpatrols. While School at? l il the Naval Suibrnarine was advanced to Master base at Groton, Connecticut. After Q3'ChiefiPetty Officer. IniSeptember of Sub school, he returned-H20 i,i,i Kiii , 1995, he-reported to? 'if' USS PHILIP- Diego for Sonar f e ICG-581 asg,Command rine Schoolll13atftjliEleet MastefQfChief Huss' Submarine Warfare awards include, the Navy Pacificfttg i ' i I N Comnzeinidation Medalgfujith gold Hisj it-first assignmenet,5w.as ,Navy Achievement Medal, onboaifdjqthe USS CAL- iiii the Conduct ffour HOUIYIISSBN 6502 inlfebruaryyftilof I tiiii awartlsjjtthe Nationalfbefense Ser- 1978. iliiii During his tour9?fon'CAL- 'vice'Medal, the Ser- HOU1Y,Qhe.iqLlalified on submarines, the Sea Deploy- completeydnumerous Ribbon leighteggaugardsj, and and deblbyed awaidsf l,i, HG is maf- gic deterrenttny patrOLS,- riti, iiiiili Brooks. to the Melissa Petty Officer grand:flefti3ias'iaQqiihiiefi iiiiillir I y--.i- Petty Officer,jIn,QMarch of 1988, he A ' i 9 77 reported to Tactical .Weapons Train- i ing and Certificationfffeam ITWTCTQ e '1-1 flyfi,-' 'Nm .i,,1f-'H-e we rv: in , ,N f. f 1 ,, W. . I- T , .1 r .I - ' ---- 1 .. n I ,tl Li fx . W .W JH' , 1-VH if ,l.l,gl M V,-in-,X st!:',,, r X-11755, f,,, W I 60 5796147 6572 ' 9. Www -V ..--- 7 . ,.,,,.,-, 5, , .... .,,-:,,...T.,,t, - .,,.,,.,,-e,-,.,,Y.W-T.,-,.,,,.L,,,,,,, ' f 1-ew .T f'-1 ,V ' .W L -,w-'f.'f 1e.g , ,.., ,TV -.-- . . , M..-Mae.,--L1 J -, ,,M,,d,V, ,. Y, , H ..:,,,. ,T , ,i., 'el . Eli 'fl fm, fi, Ji, fl' i . ti...t.. ih?1l2,lHifl+Q7HCilf iS'2i iiii- itii I 7 A ii fiF5ff1'i6PeLliEtillabamaef.inet ii 7 fb 71 i S iri' it 'I it fiftiertiieffeinfling'b.QOHCH1?1Ii2Yf7fi3ilCf.3.1'lff iR3di0ilifiOPGf3lfO?CfC?1lf?SG2'Q H33 i'ii . t -..i. Arrhytiif-Xirbiorne7isehooQl,. ,III Chapilaingl' f 0'Hf2i1 .SCFUCIC1 MH Force- - . Jiibflffi .Reconnafissaancei fDetiachmeifit,3, .i,-l School ,,,. itit it I -Mobile, AL and LimaiBattery,iBir1'n-fi liii iii 'TUSS jfHILIPPlHE t'i' SEA.-y ingham,YAL. Hefgraduated from the upon graduation, Chaplain OTNf3i1's University' of Alabama in May 198179 awards include iiti 'the Navy Achieve- with a'Bachelor's5ofScienceIDC9 C3f3-II m6ijltfMedal, they.MeritoriousfTUnitn . in Health,,Physica.l Education and .itli Cornmrendattioinlifthe Organizedj 1 , l Recreation. Chaplain O'Neil,entered Marine Corps Reserve Ribbon, the I A Navy .,.i roffieeriyiicendidaie School in it.i. . National Defense Medal, the Expert iOctoiber-1982 It., andg-received Pistol andIRiflef-Marksmanship-, t I if comrnissionfin March, of 198g'5,W medals, the NavylMarine Corps Chaplain O'Neili-ireportedito the USS Parachute Wings and the Navy Sur- LEXINGTON IAVT-16j' where ,yi he ifaceVWarfare Device. t I served .it in variouslidivisions within Deck Department and finished his tourfasfj the l E'f Division Officer. Chaplain O'Neil went on to teach Navigation and Shipboard ' Operaf -tions I at the , University of Kansas. He 'transferred to - the Naval Reserves in 1988and enrolled in Midwestern Baptist Theological Meet 'nc if E VUL

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ieutenant Commander Harden Led from Frostburg State Univ ersityq ry in 1977. He also holdsa Masters degreeiyin Business Administration from Frostburg State University. Lieutenant commander Harden was commissioned through Offi+ cer Candidate School in March of 19814 At sea, Lieutenant Commander Harden served as Communications and Machinery Division Officer in USS PREBLE 1DDG-461, Combat Systems Officer in USS PEGASUS IPHM-11, Combat Systems Officer in USS STEPHEN W GROVES IFFG-291, and Staff ASW and Operations Officer on the staff of Commander, Destroyer Squadron Four- WWW Wim Q wma Z, go zum sa-za my 'fjzl-'gall gli i.,'kg3,,Lqf,'.',Qmf I X I 'Ji ' 751' ,li 3, 'gQgff, zie 40' tbfrtcfdraferof the Offirrfibfiifhf1rt2lf2ir1ftiChfefS 0fieSfaffrdfif1 in f'1QaOffiCG r i Cmieffbf iwaf- rrir rirrr trtr iti' H151 Pefsonalirlawardsi r tiii ri iifhGirJ0'Uf fheifmvy Cbmrnendafivn UUUMGGHIH with 9914 'SWS' the HavyiACl1iGvGv1C'if ttt 15764511 1 aliffnumef' ous unit fawardsgr Lieutenant+Commander Harden married He 1 have three sons, Georgeggfatrick, and Jef-C frey. H ri i 1 titt

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