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Captain Howard A. Petrea was born in Raleigh, mander in Chief, U.S. Pacific Fleet, Pearl Harbor, Hawaii North Carolina. He attended the University of North Carolina on an NROTC scholarship, graduating in May 1972 with a B.A. degree in Political Science. He received hiSQ01'I1II1lSSlOIl in May 1972, entered flight training in June 1972, and was designated a Naval Aviator in December 1973 at NAS Chase Field, Texas. Following A 7E Replacement Pilot Training with Attack Q 4 Squadron 174 at NAS 7 1,7L1 M 11 Cecil Field, Florida, Captain Petrea reported to Attack Squadron 12. His tour with the Ubangis,' included one at North Atlantic and two 2, Mediterranean deploy- ments aboard USS INDEPENDENCE QCV In October 1977, Captain Petrea reported to the Twenty Third Tactical Fighter Wing at England Air Base, Louisiana as an Air Force exchange pilot flying A-7D's. During this tour, he was a member of the victorious USAF tactical bombing team, participating in TBC '78 - a British Royal Air Force international bombing meet, held in Lossimouth, Scotland J une!J uly 1978. Retuming to sea duty, Captain Petrea reported to USS FORRESTAL CCV 59j in 1980 as Assistant Strike Operations Officer. During this tour, he flew A-7E's with Attack Squadrons Eighty-One and Eighty-Three. In March 1981, Captain Petrea reported to Com- mander in Chief Atlantic!Atlantic Fleet in Norfolk, Virginia HS Aide and Flag Lieutenant to Vice Admiral J. R. Sanderson. Upon detachment in October 1982, Captain Petrea f6p0rted to Attack Squadron 174 for A-7E Replacement P1101 Training. In April 1983 he reported to the Sunliners of Attack Squadron 81 and deployed to the Mediterranean in USS SARATOGA CCV 605, serving as both Maintenance Ufficer and Operations Officer. Upon leaving the Sur1liners-, Captain Petrea Sewed H tour with the Navy Staff in the Pentagon, as special :5S1SIant to the Deputy Chief on Naval Operations for Air WIC COP-055, Captain Petrea then reported to Com- -. as Admiral James A. Lyons, special assistant for Strike Warfare. Captain Petrea reported to VA-86 in June 1986 to serve as Executive Officer. He completed a North Atlantic deployment, and a Mediterranean cruise, aboard USS NIMITZ CCVN 683 flying A-7E's. He then transitioned to 'aaa the F!A-18C Hornet with the re-designated Sidewinders,, of VFA-86 as Executive Officer. He served as Command- ing Oficer from January 1988 until August 1989 making one North Atlantic and one Mediterraneanflndian Ocean deployment aboard USS AMERICA CCV 663. These were the first carrier deployments ever for the F!A-18C. Captain Petrea served as Deputy Air Wing Commander for Carrier Air Wing ELEVEN, homeporred at Naval Air Station Miramar, California, prior to reporting to Carrier Air Wing NINE homeported at Naval Air Station, Lemoore, Califomia. Captain Petrea's personal decorations include two Meritorious service Medals, the Navy Commendation Medal, the Air Force Commendation Medal with Oak Leaf Cluster and various unit and service awards. Captain Petrea is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard A. Petrea of Raleigh, North Carolina. Mr. Petrea served as a Naval Officer in World War II in the USS LONG ISLAND, an escort aircraft carrier. Captain Petrea is a bachelor. A 4 '1f ,b-gE.1,:1,.,..mJ.... u,,m..s-ac 1-...qzs..,....-Q1 -. 4 .4,
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