Gearing (DD 710) - Naval Cruise Book

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Execulive 0ffYcer LI E UTENA NT E.W.MUlI.IGAN Lieut. Eugene W. Mulligan, USN, has been Executive Officer of the USS GEARINGsince November 2.2, 1957. He came to the GEARING from an- other destroyer, the USS WILLARD KEITH QDD-775l, where he served for 15 months as Operations Officer. Lieutenant Mulligan was born in Wilkes -Barre, Pa. , and is a 1947 grad- uate of the U. S. Naval Academy. He served for a year on the aircraft carrier, the USS LEYTE QCVA-3Zl, then in 1948 was sent to the Na.vy's Russian Language School at Anacostia. in Washington, D. C. He was sta- tioned in Washington for three years, leaving in the summer of 1951 for the West Coast. There he was a part of the pre-commissioning detail of the USS PITTSBURGH QCA-72l, a heavy cruiser which was being brought out of mothballs at Bremerton, Wash. The PITTSBURGH became a, part of the Atlantic Fleet the following spring, and Lieutenant Mulligan served on the cruiser for three years in gunnery and operations, becoming CIC Officer in 1953. While on the PITTSBURGH, Lieutenant Mulligan made three Mediterranean cruises , including two trips through the Suez to Indian Ocean ports of Madras, lndiag Colombo, Ceylon, and Karachi, Pakistan. In 1954, Lieutenant Mulligan was ordered to the Naval Academy where for two years he taught Russian in the Department of Foreign Languages. He spent two summers at Middlebury College, in Vermont, for Russian refresher courses. From Annapolis he went to destroyer duty with the KEITH, a unit of Destroyer Squadron ZZ which operated in the Atlantic and in the Mediterranean. Lieutenant and Mrs. Mulligan have one son, Gregory, who is 1-1f2. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene W. Mulligan of Kingston, Pa.

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