Maury (AGS 16) - Naval Cruise Book

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EXEC TI VE OFFICER '-95 11 fi ,Sat .ma x Y W , ix X J .. Ei ' III COMMA DER R. J. LA G Commander Lang is originally from Iowa. Ile attended Western College in Le Mars, Iowa and graduatecl in 1951 with at Bachelors Degree in Biological Science. After receiving his commission upon completion ofOCS, he served as Conimiinications Officer on the USS TALUGA CAO-629 operating in the Western Pacific area during the Korean conflict. Ile then received orders to CIC and Mr Intercept School .ind was subsequently assigned as CIC and later Operations Officer on the USS .XULT CDD-6989 which participated in Fleet Operations in both the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans. More recent assignments include duties as Navigator on the USS POCONO CAGC-165, CIC and Air Intercept Instructor at I-'leet Training Group, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, and Assistant Operations Officer on the Staff of Commander Squadron Two in Norfolk. Virginia. Previous to serving on the MAURY, he was Commanding Officer, USNRTC, Saginaw, Michigan. Com- mander Lang, his wife Ruth and their three children reside at ZtIcGrew Point, Aiea, Hawaii.

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C0 MANDI G OFFICER ,WS-M .X f ff. ff . gf' . 1.1, ,Z WI ....., CAPTAIN G. A. AUBERT Captain Aubert enlisted in the U. S. Navy at Seattle. Wash- ington in February 1937. He received his recruit training at the U. S. Naval Training Center. San Diego, California, and attended Aviation Radioman School before reporting to Patrol Squadron Seventeen for duty. From 1938 through 1943 the captain's duties included air- crewman duties in Patrol Planes on the west coast and Alaska with VP-17, the combat aircrexmian duties with VP-84 on the eastern seaboard, Newfoundland. Greenland. and Iceland until shortly after his promotion to .Aviation Chief Radioman in 1942 when he was transferred to Operational Training Unit 33 at U. S. Naval Air Station. Banana River. Florida. ln 1943 Captain Aubert was appointed to the rank of Warrant Radio Electrician and continued to train aircrews as O-in-C Radio! Radar Flight Training until his assignment as Radio Officer and Electronics Materiel Officer of USS WEBSTER CART-23 in the Pacific Theater of operations. Promoted to Ensign, and selected for permanent commission in 19-45, his subsequent work included staff duties with COMTRANSDIY-13 and COM- PHIBGRU- ONE, Radio ofUSS ORISKANY qc VA-3-lj, and Operations Officer of USS RICHARD B. ANDERSON CDD-7865. Following his destroyer duty, Captain Aubert served as ASW Lnstructor and 2 Training Device Maintenance Officer at Fleet Sonar Sch00lf San Diego, California until assigned his first command, we ocean minesvfeeper USS DYNAMIC CMSO-4321. Subsequent duties included command of several Navyfhlarine Reserve Training Centers in the Eighth Naval District, command of Mine Division 93 and as a faculty member of the Armed Forces Staff College, Norfolk, Virginia, until his assummfw of COmmaDd of USS MAURY CAGS-151 OD 1 July 1966. Captain Aubert has attended the University of New Meldwf University of Southwest Louisiana, and Old Dominion College- Additionally, his professional education includes various tech' nical service schools, U. S. Naval Postgraduate School - General Line, Mine Warfare School, and the Armed Forces Staff College- Captain Aubert holds service and campaign medal-3 from WWII, Korea, and Vietnam, plus the AirMeda1, and the Presidential Unit Cit2.fl0rl, Captain Aubert is married to the former Mar? Frances Foster of Seattle, Washington and they have four children: MIS. Ray Alston Hewitt of Odessa, Texas, George, Jr. who 2-'neg Chaininade College in Honolulu, Mary Louise, Mafef Jane, the latter three children residing with Calflam andurs' Aubert in their quarters at Makalapa.

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