Mount Katmai (AE 16) - Naval Cruise Book

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Executive Officer LIEUTENANT COMMANDER WILLIAM N. MORGAN was born on September I924 -at Arcata, California and enlisted on 22 December He advanced through the ranks to Chief Fire Control Technician in June of I95I. In -T956 LCDR Morgan received his commission ' D Limited Duty OPficer fOrdnanceQ. I-Ie has had sea duty on a tanker CAOD, attack cargo QAKAQ, attack carrier CCVAD, destroyer D H, missile destroyer QDDGD, and a guided missile frigate QDLGD, prior to reporting to the MOUNT KATMAI. His shore duty assi instructor duty at Washington, D.C. and Fleet Training Group, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, Officer-in-Charge, Guided Missile Service at Concord, California, and Operations Officer, Ordnance Missile Test Facility, White Sands Missile Range, New Mexico. His Igasit duty was as Third Marine Division Naval Gunfire Officer for the Northern I Corps area of Vietnam. LCDR Morgan holds the Navy Commendation Medal with V, Purple Heart, Presidential Unit Citation, Good Conduct, Expert Rilie Medals, Vietnamese Cross of Gallantry with Silver Star, and eleven campaign and service medals. LCDR Morgan and his wife Diane reside in EI Paso, Texas with their three children. I

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CAPTAIN H. E. CAMP was born in Oklahoma in 1921 and grew up in Oklahoma and Texas, enlisting in the Navy in 1939. He attended the Naval Academy, graduating in 1945. After a tour in amphibs and flight training, CAPTAIN Camp served with five fighter squadrons, commanding VF-132 and VF-124. . Prior to assuming command of the MOUNT KATMAI in a ceremony off the coast of Vietnam, CAPTAIN Camp commanded the uss CASTOR QAKS-lj. - CAPTAIN Camp and his wife Ellen reside in Walnut Creek, California.

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