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C@MMJkl)IK G CAPTAIN HARRY T. RITTENOUR MAY 23, 1987 - PRESENT Captain Rittcnour is a native of Piketon. Ohio. He grad- uated from the U.S. Naval Academy in 1968 and was desig- nated a Naval Aviator in November 1969. His first assignment was to Attack Squadron ONE TWO FIVE in Lemoore, California, for training in the A-7B aircraft. He joined Attack Squadron TWO ONE FIVE in 1970 and made two combat deployments aboard USS OR- ISKANY(CV. -34). In 1973 he transferred to Air Test and Evaluation Squadron FIVE in China Lake. California, where he worked as a project officer in electronic warfare. Captain Rittenour attended the University of California - Los Angeles and received a Masters degree in business Ad- ministration in 1978. He was next assigned to Attack Squad- ron ONE TWO TWO for training in the .4-7 E aircraft. Upon completion, he reported to Attack Squadron FIVE SIX aboard l SS MIDW ' .W (CV-41), homeported in Yokosuka. Japan, where he made three dcplo ments to the Indian Ocean. In 1981 Captain Rittenour was assigned to .-Vltack Squadron ONE NINE TWO as Executive Officer and de- ployed aboard USS AMERICA (C ' 66). In 1982 Captain Rittenour assumed command of Attack Squadron ONE NINE TWO and deployed as a component of Carrier Air Wing NINE aboard USS RANGER (CV-61). Captain Rittenour was selected for Nuclear Pouer Training in 19S3 and reported as Executive Officer o( I ' SS ENTERPRISE (CVN-65) in 1985. While assigned to EN- TERPRISE he deplosed to the Indian Ocean and Mediter- ranean Sea. Captain Rittenour has accumulated more than 3.300 flight hours. 750 arrested landings and 200 combat missions while Hying the A-7. . ' -6. A-4 and S-2 aircraft. He has been awarded the Air Medal. Navy Commendation Medal and se eral unit and service campaign ribbons. lie and his wife. Kathleen, reside in .-Mamcda. Cali ' r- iiia. with their four children. Shannon, Michael. Robert .md Matthew
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C rc c CocLir was built. He sent an ex- pedition to the upper Mississippi w liilc he returned to Fort Frantenac lor sup- plies. He returned to find the Illinois Posts deserted by Henri de Tonti, whose work had been interrupted by Ir- oquois Indian attacks. La Salle orga- nized an Indian Federation of the Illi- nois, the Miami, and Miiall tribes to fight the Iroquois. Reunited with Tonti at Macinac Island. La Salle descended the Missis- sippi River with a small party that rea- ched the river mouth on 09 April 1682. He took possession ofthewhole M issis- sippi Valley in the name of France, calling the region Louisiana. La Salle completed Fort St. Louis in 1683 and left for France, where he obtained pow- er to colonize and govern the region be- tween Lake Michigan and the Gulf of Mexico. He set sail from France in four ships, hoping to reach the mouth of the lississip|ii, but disaster o ertook the expedition. One ship was captured by Spaniards, a second was wrecked and a third turned back to France. The coast of the Gulf of Mexico was such a sandy sameness to the eye that La Salle did not find the mouth of the Mis- sissippi. Instead, he landed on the Tex- as shore, probably at Lavaca Bay, an arm of Matagorda Bay. From here, fu- tile attempts were made to reach the Mississippi overland. His men grew mutinous. The great explorer died in 1687 while attempting to find the Mis- sissippi. He was murdered b his own men.
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