Texas (CGN 39) - Naval Cruise Book

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D. . rmitage, CDR, U Commander David M. Armitage graduated from the United States Naval Acade- my in 1977 and received his initial assignment to USS REASONER QFF-10633, where he served as Damage Control Assistant and later as Gunnery and Missile Officer. In 1980 he transferred to Cornell University in Ithaca, New York and taught NROTC classes in navigation and engineering. While at Cornell he earned a Master of Engineering degree in Operations Research. In 1982 CDR Armitage was accepted into the Navy's nuclear power program, Falls, Idaho, he reported to USS ENTERPRISE QCVN-653. On ENTERPRISE he served as Electrical Officer and then as Main Propulsion Assistant. Following that Assignment, CDR Armitage attended Department Head School in Newport, Rhode Island, and then in 1986, reported to USS WADDELL QDDG-241 as Opera- tions Officer. While deployed on WADDELL, he was involved in the damage con- trol and rescue efforts subsequent to the missile attack on the USS STARK in the Persian Gulf. Beginning in 1988, CDR Armitage served for two years as the Nuclear Type Desk Officer on the Staff of Commander, Naval Surface Forces Pacific in Coronado, California. He reported to the USS TEXAS in September of 1990. Commander Armitage has been awarded the Navy Commendation Medal CGold Star in lieu of Third Awardj and the Navy Achievement Medal. Commander Armitage is married to the former Linda Louise Peters of Gallitzin, Pennsylvania. October 1990 to Present 'WRX

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