King (DLG 10) - Naval Cruise Book

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EXEC TI OFFICER LIEUT. CMDR. NICHOLAS J. STASKO USN LIEUT. CMDR. STASKO was graduated from the Naval Academy and commissioned as Ensign on 8 -lune 1960. His first tour ofduty was aboard USS BARRY CDD-9335 as MPA and DCA. His next assignment was to USS JOHN KING KDDG-35 as Engineering Officer. While waiting to report as Engineer, he was tem- porarily assigned as Assistant Operations Officer for Commander Cruiser-Destroyer Flotilla FOUR. His first shore tour was in the Bureau of Naval Personnel, in Washington. D.C., Office ofOfficer Procure- ment. Back to sea in his next tour, LIEUT. CMDR. STASKO reported as Commanding Officer of the USS SHAKORI QATF-l62l operating in the Mediterranean Sea and throughout the Atlantic area. For his second shore tour, he attended the U.S. Naval Postgraduate School in Monterrey, California for two years. earning an MS in Operations Research. The XO and his wife, Sharon, reside in Chula Vista. California with their two children. Kate and Greg. QV' A .Q ... A

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