Estes (AGC 12) - Naval Cruise Book

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COMMANDING OFFICERS K zffyanfzi Captain Hansen Captain Hansen enlisted. in the Navy in 1939 and served aboard USS NEW YORK prior to entering the U. S. Nwaval Academy in l9hl. He graduated from the Academy in 191114 and served aboard USS HOENET in the Asiatic-Pacific Theatre during WWII, In 19117 he was designated a naval aviator His operational experience includes tours in Patrol Squadron EIGHT , Air Trans- port Squadron TWENTY-TWO, Commanding Officer of Patrol Squadron TEN, and as Executive Officer of the amphibious trans- port USS TALLALDEGA, He has attended Postgraduate School and the Naval War College. Captain Hansen reported to ESTES from ASW Systems Project Office, washington, D. C., where he served as Director, Systems Analysis Group. 1:51 f 'W

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MwHH? IUQQ tt,,, i ' 55 Captain Murphree Captain lfiurphree is a l9hh graduate of the U.S. Naval Academy, Submarine School, Electronic Material School, Post graduate School and Armed Forces Staff College. He.haS Served in USS POMFRET, USS 'ISH BLACKFIIE , USS RAZORBLACK and USS GREENE on the Staffs of Commander Submarine Squadrons THREE, FIVE and SIX, as Execu- tive Officer of USS SEA LEOPARD and as Commanding Officer of USS ER. He commanded Submarine Division 71, the only all nuclear submarine division in the Pacific Fleet. Upon leaving ESTE, Captain Murphree reported to Washing- ton, D.C., to serve as Chief, Defensei Communications Center. ' A CRUISE FEATURED TWO

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Commander Streich ESTES Executive Officer, CDR Paul R. Streich, was designated a Naval Aviator in 1950 upon the completion of flight training. His naval career has taken him tg duty in Newfoundland, North Africa, Alaska and Antartica. He has served :Ln USS GLACIER and USS MIDWAY. Prior to reporting to ETES he was on joint staff duty in France and England, where he was awarded the Joint Service Commendation Medal. EXECUTIVE OFFICER