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• 4 t 1 ' w Wm r ; 7 r T 1 -?. c t-- ' ( N F B k ■ S? t« 5 W. Weaver i Alberta Canada in 1932. He came to the United ' ' lated from Woodrow Wilson High School in Long p. I the Navy in August 1952 during the Korean in Diego, and Airman P School and A School, both at the Naval Air Technical Oklahoma, he was assigned to Naval Air :go for duty in an operations division. In ' i North Island having advanced to Class. ' luadron 40, based at Navai Station es. He became aircrew-qualified ' I ' -SM Marlin seaplane. In ■ y„Officer and in May of that B ir Station, Corpus Hfizr«w on the Marlin and enship during this , Alameda, ' -r two years rom 1964 ifal nd :ii ' ' mi ' H!itt ji » lifelilij ' t Composite Squ o Vietnam aboard MP«pp«p«ipner USS Consti . , In early 1968, he transferred to Attack Squadron 127, based at Nav,. ' : Air Station Lemoore, California. For the next four and a half ye.T- ' worked with A-4 Skyhawks. He was advanced to Senior Chief i Officer in September 1971. In the summer 1972, he commenced a 5ixi ' .: ' £ month stint with Fleet Composite Squadron Five Detachment Cubi Point: ' In late 1973, he returned to NAS Miramar to receive training on the F-;- ' Crusader and to join Light Photographic Reconnaissance Squadron 6 S ■ Detachment 5. During his two-year tour, the squadron made a ; deplovment to the Western Pacific aboard the airrr.ifi r.irripr 1 S ' ; r,. j Sea. : Following this duty, he returned to NAS Lemo(»r- i.. mi- , j, .. -.(,. assume responsibilities as a maintenance chief in the Air Frames and j Power Plants Shops of the Aircraft Intermediate Maintenance Department In July 1976. he picked up his second star as he was promoted to ? Master Chief Petty Officer.. In November 1977, he was selected as NAS i Lemoore Command Master Chief. In January 1979, he went to Attack Squadron 122 at Lemoore for training on the A-7 Corsair II aircraft. A month later he reported to Attack Squadron 56 aboard the aircraft carrier USS Midway, homeported in Yokosuka, japan. He served as the squadrons Maintenance Chief for the next 19 months. In September 1980, he was assigned to the staff of Commander, Light Attack Wing, Pacific, at NAS Lemoore, where he served for nine months. In June 198T he transferred to Naval Air Station, Fallon, Nev., and became the Command Master Chief there for a year. Master Chief Weaver joined the crew of USS ENTERPRISE in August 1982 and was assigned to AIMD as the LCPO. In August 1983 he was appointed, by Captain Robert L. Leuschner, Jr., Commanding Officer, as ' Command Master Chief of the Big E . feMaster Chief Weaver is married to the former Billie Roche of Alameda, ' (■nia. The Weavers live in Fallon, Nev., and they have one grown
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EXECUTIVE OFFICER CVN-63 Captain Joseph J. Dantone, Jr., U.S. Navy Captain Dantone was born in Baltimore, Md. Upon graduating from the U.S. Naval Academy in 1964 with a Bachelor ' s Degree in Electrical Science, he was commissioned an Ensign and entered flight training in July 1964. He was designated a Naval aviator in September 1965. In May 1966, Captain Dantone was assigned to Fighter Squadron EIGHTY FOUR flying F-4 Phantoms. During this tour he made an extended Mediterranean deployment on board USS INDEPENDENCE (CV 62). In March 1967, he was assigned to Fighter Squadron ONE SIX ONE. During this tour he made two Western Pacific deployments on board the USS CORAL SEA (CVA 43). In August of 1969, he reported to U.S. Naval Postgraduate School in Monterey, Calif., where he earned a Master ' s Degree in Aeronautical Engineering (AeE) and Material Management. In June 1973, Captain Dantone was assigned to Fighter Squadron ONE as the Maintenance and Operations Officer flying F-14 Tomcats. During this tour the squadron made an extended Western Pacific deployment on board USS ENTERPRISE (CVN 65). In May 1976, Captain Dantone reported to Commander Naval Air Systems Command as F-14 Program Assistant Deputy for Training. Returning to the Fleet in August 1977, Captain Dantone became Executive Officer of Fighter Squadron FOURTEEN flying F-14s from USS JOHN F. KENNEDY (CV 67) and later became Commanding Officer in July 1979. After his command tour, he served as the Fighter Training Officer for Commander Naval Air Forces, U.S. Atlantic Fleet which was followed by a year and a half of nuclear power training. Captain Dantone reported to USS ENTERPRISE (CVN 65) in January 1983 as Executive Officer. Captain Dantone ' s decorations include the Meritorious Service Medal, Air Medal (six awards). Navy Commendation, Vietnam Service Medal, National Defense Medal and Republic of Vietnam Armed forces Meritorious Unit Citation (Gallantry Cross). He is married to the former Maria E. Szolnoky of Buffalo, N.Y. They have two children, a son. Jay, and a daughter, Marne. His family currently resides in Alameda, Calif. EXECUTIVE OFFICER 151
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