Myles C Fox (DD 829) - Naval Cruise Book

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EXECUTIVE OFFICER, USS MYLES C. FOX CDD-8295 LCDR.Stanley C. Kozlowski was born in Tacoma, Washington on 8 July 1937. He graduated from Whitman College in May 1959 and attended the Naval Officer Candidate School in Newport, Rhode Island, receiving his com- mission in September 1960. LCDR. Kozlowski reported to the pre-commissioning detail for USS Constellation CCVA-641 where he initially worked as an assistant ship's superintendent in the Brooklyn Naval Shipyard. Onboard Constellation, he served in the Engineering department, culminating as the Repair Officer be- fore transfer in July of 1963. He served as the Engineering Officer on USS POR- TERFIELD fDD-682D from August 1964 to April 19663 and then reported aboard USS EDSON QDD-946D as Weapons Officer until January 1968. These tours of sea duty were followed by two years at the Naval Postgraduate School in Monterey, California, where he majored in Ordnance Engineering and received a Bachelor of Science degree in Chemistry in December 1969. He served as the Assistant Third Coastal Zone Advisor in Vietnam throughout 1970. LCDR. Kozlowski and his wife, the former Ruth Ann E. Brace of Roseville, Michigan, have three daughters. LCDR. Kozlowski's decorations include two Bronze Stars with combat V , Navy Achievement Medal with Combat V , Combat Action Ribbon, Meri- torious Unit Citation, the National Defense Medal, and the Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal fVietnamQ. DEPARTMENT HEADS L-'2.'P QPERATIQNS ENGINEERING WEAPONS SUPP LY Lt Walter F D01-an Lt ames C Jacobs Lt. Peter R. Smith Ltjg. Peter L. Woodsmall

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Lieutenant Commander Gerald P. Astorino, USN Commanding 0ffioer,USS Myles C.FoX fDD-829l f . - KY 1--, J 1,f',,h M9541 I rf W 1- - Wi Lieutenant Commander Gerald P. Astorino, USN, was born in New York City on January 23, 1936. After receiving his Bachelor of Science Degree from the Maine Maritime Academy in June 1958, he reported aboard the USS SAFEGUARD CARS 25j, where he served as Operations Officer untiljuly 1960. In August 1960, Lieutenant Commander Astorino became the Weapons Officer of the USS ARNOLD ISBELI. QDD869j. His next billet was that of Communications Officer for COMMANDER ANTI-SUBMARINE WARFARE FORCE PACIFIC, which he held from August 1962 until December 1964. Lieutenant Commander Astorino received his first Command at Sea when he became Commanding Officer of the USS KALMIA QATA 184, in January 1965. This tour was fol- lowed by two years of Post Graduate School in Monterey. California, where he received his Bachelor of Arts Degree in Government and Inter- national Relations in June 1969. Following a tour as Executive Officer of the USS THEODORE E. CHANDLER QDD-7175, Lieutenant Commander Astorino relieved Com- mander Joseph L. Dick as Commanding Officer of the USS MYLES C. FOX QDD-829l on 16 April 1971. Lieutenant Commander Astorino and his wife, the former Joan de Bruin of San Francisco, California, have two children, Allison and Paul. Lieutenant Commander Astorino holds the Navy Commendation Medal, Combat Action Ribbon, the National Defense Medalg the Viet- nam Service Medal with four Bronze stars, the Armed Forces Expedi- tionary Medal, Koreag and the Vietnam Campaign Medal, with clasp 1960.

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