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Rear Admiral Paul Lindsay Lacy, Jr. was born in Dallas, Texas on August 2, 1920, son of Paul L. and Martha Jane Lacy. He attended Forest Avenue High School and later Southern Methodist University, both in Dallas, prior to his appointment to the U.S. Naval Academy. After receiving his commission as Ensign, he was assigned to USS CLEVELAND (CL-55) and saw action in the invasion of North Africa and in numerous engagements in the South Pacific. After completing his tour in CLEVELAND, he attended Sub- marine School at New London, Connecticut, and on completion was assigned as gun- nery officer of USS SEA CAT (SS-399), participating in four war patrols and winning the Navy Commendation Medal for distinguished performance during one of these patrols. Detached from SEA CAT in June 1946, Rear Admiral Lacy attended the U.S. Naval Post Graduate School and then the University of California receiving a Master of Science Degree in Applied Physics from the latter. He then reported to USS BAYA (SS-318) to serve as Executive Officer. Rear Admiral Lacy has also served as Com- manding Officer, USS ENTEMEDOR (SS-340), USS GUITARRO (SS-363), USS PICKEREL (SS-524), and USS ETHAN ALLEN (SSBN-608). Selected for Rear Admiral in June 1966, he assumed command of U.S. Naval Support Activity, Danang, Republic of Viet Nam the following year, receiving the Distinguished Service Medal for service at that facility. He took command of Amphibious Group THREE in May 1968. In addition to the Distinguished Service Medal and the Navy Commendation Medal with Gold Star, Rear Admiral Lacy has received the Navy Unit Commendation Ribbon; the American Defense Medal; American Campaign Medal; European-African- Middle Eastern Campaign Medal; World War II Victory Medal; Navy Occupation Medal; National Defense Medal; China Service Medal; Philippines Liberation Medal; Vietnam Service Medal. Rear Admiral Lacy ' s official home is 6730 Tulip Lane, Dallas, Texas. He is married to the former Katherine Maile Kerley of Honolulu, Hawaii, and they have four children, William, Sheryl, Craig, and Jon. n
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RADM PAUL L LACY, USN COMMANDER, AMPHIBIOUS GROUP THREE 10
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RADM EDWIN M. ROSENBERG, USN COMMANDER, AMPHIBIOUS GROUP THREE 12
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