John Stennis (CVN 74) - Naval Cruise Book

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subml 7e i s pof Han f ora 4avy i ra )f 1970 asJ nteer and after graduating boot camp he attendedElectronic Technician A school in Treasure Island, California. Following ET A school, he graduated the Submarine Basic School, and Submarine Electronic Surveillance schoolin Groton, Connecticut. From 1972 until 1995, Master Chief Musgrave served onboard 6 submarines: USS William H. Bates (SSN680), USS Sculpin (SSN 590), USS Pintado (SSN 672), USS Shark (SSN 591), USS Ray (SSN 653), and the USS Cincinnati (SSN-693). He was the Chief of the Boat on the USS Ray and the USS Cincinnati, the submarine equivalent to the Command Master Chief. While on shore duty he was an Instructor and Laboratory Supervisor at Electronic Surveillance School, Training Officer and Equipment Calibration Manager at Strategic Weapons Facility, Kings Bay, GA and, after attending the Senior Enlisted Academy (Class 68), assumed the duties of Command Master Chief of the Naval Hospital, Beaufort SC. In May of 1998, Master Chief Musgrave became the Command Master Chief onboard the forward-deployed ship, USS Germantown (LSD-42), homeported in Sasebo, Japan. In April 2001, he assumed the duties of Command Master Chief of CMDMC(A W S W SS ) DOUGLAS MUS( . RA VE Carrier Air Wing Nine, NAS Lemoore, CA. Master Chief Musgrave has earned his Bachelor of Science degree in Adult Education and Master ' s Degree in Public Administration (Human Resource Management). He has earned a qualification pin in all thiee major waif are communities of the Navy: Submarine, Surface, and Aviation. Master Chief Musgrave ' s personal awards include the Meritorious Service Medal, three Navy Commendation Medals, three Navy Achievement Medals, seven Good Conduct Medals and various unit medals. ENDURING FREEDOM 263

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