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I 1 1 1 I I I I 1 I I I I 1 1 I 1 I I The spirit 1 is maintained 1 I I by leadership, 1 1 sustained I 1 1 I by hard work , I ease I 'I 1 .V I I I 1 I I 11' CAPTAIN RICHARD G CULBERT COMMANDING OFFICER Upon graduation from the U S Naval Academy In June 1937 Captain Colbert was ordered to duty In the U SS YORKTOWN ICV 131 rn the rank of Ensrgn and served rn her from commlssron mg untrl July 1939 when he was assrgned to the U S S BARKER CDD 2135 In the U S Aslatrc Fleet He reported to the U S S BARKER as an Ensign and remained on her for a period of frve years the last year and one half of which he served as Commanding Officer In the rank of Lreu tenant Commander During this extended tour on BARKER the shrp had various assignments After the Java Sea Campargn when the Asratrc Fleet was dlsestabllshed BARKER served In the Pacrflc Fleet on escort assignments and fmally moved to the Atlantlc Fleet late In 1942 There she was assigned escort of convoy duty and participated as well In a number of Hunter Krller CASWI operatlons In September 19411 Lieutenant Commander Colbert reported as Commanding Officer of U SS MEADE lDD 602l then In the Pa clflc Fleet and remained rn that command until the end o World War Il when he was promoted to the rank of Commander and assigned to the Bureau of Naval Personnel For the next two and one half years he served as Pe sonnel Plannrng Officer In connection with the establishment of the Post War Naval Reserve Program In June of 1948 he Nas ordered to London England where he was assagned as Aide and F ag Secretary to Adm ral R L PON NOLLY USN CINCNFLIV' Trvo and one nan years later at the former Prudence Ann RODBFASOI7 or Lordon Eng and In ce e monies at St Pauls Knightsbridge On December 19 1950 Commander Colbert reported for duty In the offece of the Chief of Naval Operations where he was assigned to OP 35 the Polltlco Mllltary Affairs Drvrslon During this assignment he accompanied Admiral Forest SHERMAN USN CNO as hrs special assrstant on a vlslt to Spam to lnltrate negotlatlons for U S Base Rights Captain Colbert was with Ad mural SHERMAN when he tragically dled ln Naples Italy rn August 1951 Upon completion of this tour ln Washington Commander Col bert reported to the USS ALBANY lCA123l as Executlve Of flcer After two years In this assignment during which ALBANY was Flagshlp of COMBATCRULANT Commander Colbert was or dered to the Naval War College Newport Rhode Island as a student rn the Naval War College In October 1955 he was pro moted to the rank of Captain Just prror to completion of hrs course rn the lat sprung of 1956 Captam Colbert was assigned to organize and act as director of a new course fo Senlor Free World Naval Offrcers This course was established by Admiral Arlergh BURKE USN CNO In August 1956 and Included student representatlon frofn up to 30 allred and friendly countries After two years In thus assrgnment at the Naval War College Captain Colbert was ordered to the Joint Staff Joint Chrefs of Staff In Washington DC I-le was assigned to the Long Range Plars and Basr War Plans Branches rn the Plans and Polrcy Ds e torate during this tour ALTAIR IAKS 323 servmg In th s capacity untrl he assumed com mans' or is S S BOSTON KCAG ll on October 7 1961 : ' . X. , I I ,QI I I E S VV 1 ' .1 1 ,J I I I 1 - I I 1 . I I VV V., 1 f, . ,, V. V.1VV' V,V - V', 'V .VV V I V I - V... V V -V FV t. V VV f VV I V - - I. I , . .. .. VVV. .' V. . . I V . V V 'V'iV V VV..V ' V.V ,V -V V VV V 1 1 . -. . t ..V . ..-. V, V V, g.,V - , 1 VV 1. V - 'V V ' . . - ., I VV. VV V . VV V-P 1: . . L 1 1 1 .1 , .' I ' . I 1. , 4 1 ' I ' -' - - - - A - , - I .I yrrf 111 . 'I It . f rj . It '1 1. V V k ,V 1 I , . A . ' I .V , . I . 1 V , , -1- jg V- 1- 1 1 1 I V V I ' I ' . V . I . 1 V , V, V V1 V V A , V I I ' I .V' I V - , . ,' , 1 'V 1 I I ' ' f ,A - . 7 7 7 . . I . ' - A ' V A ' ' V' VV V I ' 1 ' . I . I . V ...g V,1 VV V VV .L. . I JV V I Vg , V I ,, . L . . ' ' I ' . . . 7 - ' VV x ' , 1- 4. . v 1 - ' A . . . , A I ,ir - - I . , I I . . . 'V V V V , L. 'V ' . . .V . .1 I V I I Vp V V u 1. If .x- '-'.', I 4 ff. :I YC A ' .' completion of this tour, Commander Colbert was marrreq to the V On June 4, 1960 Captain Colbert assumed command of U.S.S. V ., I 1. . F l ., .V Ia . s I' - I . ' r ' , l - ' ' 1 . f I N VV V '. V 1 , V L ,D . f - 4 V '- - - ' , . V I 1
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