Salem (CA 139) - Naval Cruise Book

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Commander Edward M. Luloy graduated from the Li. S. Naval Academy in the class of 1938. His first duty was on the battleship Arizona after which he was transferred to duty commissioning the destroyer Trippe. Three and a hall' years on this destroyer included neutrality patrols. pre-war convoy- ing in the Atlantic. and finally North Atlantic convoys after the U. S. entered the war. ln January 1943 he was trans- ferred to duty as Chief Staff Officer to Commander Destroyer Squadron Eight on the ISS Wvainwriglit which was in the Mediterranean during the liuildup for an invasion of Sicily and Salerno. For a short tour Commander Luliy was a Navy Liaison officer with the Fifth Ariny in Italy. Ordered hack to Norfolk in january llll-tl he was as- signed as officer in charge of Destroyer Gunnery and C.l.C. precommissioning training. ln Ot-tolwer of l9lNl he was or- dered to command the Destroyer Sozners which finished the war in the Atlantic doing CSCUI'l-1nli-CUI1YUy' duty. VJ llay found the Somers in the Charleston Xayal Shipyard. hut this event marked the end of her service when she was or- dered decommissioned. Commander Luliy holds a receipt lor one destroyer 1' DD-3898 from the Commandant of the Sixth Naval District. Reporting to the Bureau of Naval Personnel in Novernlier 1945 he was assigned duty implementing the post-war Naval Reserve Annual Training Duty Program. ln Octolier lf?-lfl he reported to his first cruiser duty placing the FSS Roanoke in commission as operations oflicer. Following this tour of duty he was in the officer distribution division of the Bureau of Naval Personnel, attended the armed forces staff college in 1952, and was assigned to the staff of Cinf.-Nelm in London as the Navy member of U. S. Military Survey Team to ln March of 1955 he reported to his present duty as Executive Officer of The Salem, He holds rililions for Atlantic and Mediterranean duty plus a Commendation rilihon which he received while commanding officer of the Somers. Commander and Mrs. Luby. the former Betty Neher have two daughters, Michele age 144, and Maureen age 9. The family is now living in Wlinchester. Massachusetts. E 6 ll FIBER ftiiislf ' ' 3 if ' 'ey i f . .I ' 3.

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