Juneau (LPD 10) - Naval Cruise Book

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E X E C u T I V E O F F I C E R LCDR Charles F. Webber Lieutenant C ommander Webber was born in Port Townsend, Washington, where his lather was stationed as a lieutenant commander. Following a tour in Yokosuka, Japan the family made their permanent home in Seattle. Washington. Lieutenant Commander Webber spent the majority of his childhood years growing up in Seattle where he graduated from Shorecrest High School and received his bachelor ' s degree in psychology from the University of Washington. Commissioned through the viation Officer Candidate School. Lieutenant Commander Webber subsequently attended Surface Warfare Officer Basic Course in Newport. Rhode Island lie reported aboard L SS MOUNT HOOD ( AE-29) for his first tour at sea. where he served as communications officer, electronics Material officer, navigator and ultimately operations officer I le followed with a brief time ashore and then attended the Surface Warfare Department Head C ourse. I pon completion ol extensive precommissioning training, he was the commissioning engineer officer in USS LEW IS B PI I I I R (I FG-23) 1 icutenant C ommander Webber then served as flag secretary and aide to Commander Third 1 leet, stationed at I ord Island. Hawaii tor the first I s months of his tour, alter winch the staff permanently shitted loan atloal status for the first time since World War II and established I SS CORON DO (AGI -I I ) as the commander ' s first flag ship. I icutenant (ommander Webber has completed lour deployments to the Western Pacific in eight years of sea duty His awards include the Navy chievemenl. Navy Commendation, and Meritorious Service Medals I icutenant Commander Webber is married to the former Diane Elizabeth Hopkins ol St ( lair. Missouri She is a lieutenant in the Navy and Officer in ( harge ol the Surface Ship nti-submarine Warfare nalysis Center in San Diego.

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