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COMMANDER JOHN W. SELLERS, U.S. NAVY Commander John W. Sellers is a graduate of the U.S. Naval Academy, Class of 1954. He was born April 29, 1932, in Terre Haute, Indiana. Upon graduation from the Naval Academy, he reported to USS TAUSSIG (DD 746) and served in the Gunnery Department. From May, 1956, to September, 1957, he served as Operations Officer, Staff Commander Destroyer Division 52. Next he served as Officer in Charge, USS LSM 455 from October, 1957, to June, 1958. In July, 1958, he reported to the U.S. Naval Mission to Brazil and assumed the billet of Aide and Secretary, serving until June 1960. He attended the U.S. Naval Nuclear Power School at Mare Island, California, from July, 1960, until December, 1960, and the U.S. Naval Nuclear Power Training Unit at Idaho Falls from January, 1961, until July, 1961. He then attended Commander Cruiser-Destroyer Force, U.S. Pacific Fleet Engineering Officer School at San Diego from July, 1961, to October, 1961. Reporting in November, 1961, to USS PARSONS (DD 949), he served as Engineer Officer until November, 1962. His next assignment was as Executive Officer, U.S. Naval Nuclear Power Training Unit, West Milton Site, New York, from January, 1963, until June, 1965. Back in San Diego in July, 1965, he served as Executive Officer, USS WEDDERBURN (DD684) until December, 1966. In February, 1967, he assumed command of USS KOINER (DER 331). In September, 1968, he reported to Com- mander Anti-submarine Warfare Force, U.S. Pacific Fleet as Surface Sub-surface Training and Evaluation Of- ficer and served until February, 1971. He assumed command of USS HEPBURN (DE 1055) in April, 1971.
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COMMANDER WILLIAM CUNNINGHAM MANES, U.S. NAVY Commander Manes first enlisted in the Nav - in November. 1950. and attended Radioman Class A School in Norfolk Virginia. He served aboard the USS ELLYSON (DMS 19) and achieved the rate of RMS. He graduated from Northwestern Lniversitv and was commissioned Ensign in June. 19.56. His first assignment after commissioning was on board USS KRETCMER (DER .3291 as First Lieutenant and later as Gunner - Officer. He next served in the USS CLARENCE K. BRONSON (DD 668) as Gunnerv- Officer from September. 19.58. until July 1959 He was then assigned to the staff of Commander Destroyer Squadnin THIRTY-TWO as Com- munications Officer from July. 1959. to July. 1960. He reported to Newport. Rhode Island, as Officer in Charge of the Destroyer Force. U.S. Atlantic Fleet. Communications School in August. 1960. In 1961. he assisted in the preparation of the curriculum for the U.S. Naval Destroyer School, and subsequently was a member of the original instructor staff of the school. In October. 1962. he reported for duty as Chief Staff Officer and Operations Officer on the staff of Commander Destroyer Squadron TWENTY. He was a student at the American L niversity. in W ashington. DC. from June, 1964. until September. 1965. He then served as Executive Officer. USS JAMES C OWENS (DD776) until November. 1967. From December. 1967. until December. 1968. he was assigned as Ex- ecutive Officer, U.S. Naval Support Facility. Cam Ranh Bay. Republic of Vietnam and was awarded the Bronze Star with Combat V. He was a student at the Armed Forces Staff College, in Norfolk. Virginia, from January, 1969. until June. 1969. He served in the Office of the Chief of Naval Operations from July. 1969. until May. 1972. He assumed command of the USS HEPBURN (DE 1055) on August 7. 1972.
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