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CDR EDWARD A. KINGSTON Until orders arrived for him in August, CDR Kingston was MAURY ' s Executive Officer. He was relieved by LCDR Rennaker and left the Ship in Pusan. Most of CDR Kingston ' s service had been with submarines, although imme- diately prior to the MAURY assignment in March 1968, he was Commander, Ri er Division 54 in Vitnam. Prior to that he had held various submarine billets including Chief Engineer, Operations Officer, Communications Officer, and Executive Officer. In addition, he had been an instructor at the Submarine School in New London. He is presently stationed in Panama.
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From the other side of the Country comes our Executive Officer, Lieutenant Commander Charles LeRoy RENNAKER, who was born in Montana, and grew up in Washington and Oregon. After ten year of enlisted service in the Navy, Yeoman 1st Class RENNAKER was com- missioned an Ensign in 1956. In his first duty as an officer he was Communications Officer, First Lieutenant, and Gunnery Officer in USS DASHIELL (DD-659). Since then he has had the following billets: 1959—1960 USS AVENGE (MSO-423), Ex- ecutive Officer Navigator 1960—1963 BUPERS. Washington, Enlisted Detailer 1963-1965 USS SERRANO (AGS-24), Ex- ecutive Officer 1965-1966 USS QUAPAW (ATF-110), Commanding Officer 1966-1969 COMSERVPAC Headquarters, Ass ' t Force Operations Officer AUG.-1969 Relieved CDR E. A. Kingston in USS MAURY (AGS-16) as Executive Officer. Married to the former Milta LEWIS, the RENNAKERS have two children, Vicki Lynn 13, and Terry Lewis 11. Mr. RENNAKER was selected this Fall for Commander!
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We spent much of our time off-shore in South Korean waters. Few were able to ashore to see these strange-sounding places. Of those who did, NavOcean Representative Tom CAIN returned with this excellent shot of a typical, elderly Korean gentleman. This Vnian symbolizes the Old Korea which is slowly giving way to new ways and methods. No survey, no cruisebook, no words can depict, as the camera has done, what this man has itnesscd in his days.
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