University of Washington Naval ROTC - Binnacle Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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2? . 5 I S 3 Major Dave Dotterrer serves as the Unit Battalion Adviser and as the Marine Officer Instructor. He attended the NROTC Unit of Oregon State University and received his commission after graduation in 1973. Upon graduation he went to the Basic School and the Army Ranger course, ln lune of 1974 to luly 1975 he served as an Infantry Pla- toon Commander. Beginning August 1975, he served as Ceremonial Platoon Commander assigned to Marine Barracks, Washington, DC. ln 1978 Major Dotterrer vvas transferred to The Basic School in Ouantico, Virginia where he served as Staff Platoon Commander. He then attended Amphibious Warfare School at Ouantico. ln 1980 he was assigned to Second Marine Division, Camp Lejeune, North Carolina. There he was a Battalion Logistic Officer, Rifle Company Commander and Battalion Operations Officer. Major Dotterrer vvas assigned to the University of Washington in May 1983, THE M.O I

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THE X0 MIN LtCol. Richard L. Bianchino was born in Albany, New York. He received a BS. degree in Education from the State Universi- ty of New York, at Cortland and an M.A. degree in Manage- ment from Pepperdine University, Malibu, California. He was commissioned via the PLC program and has served as an in- structor at both the Basic School and Flight School. His other assignments include duty in the 'lst and 3rd Marine Divisions, lst and 3rd Ma ' A' f ' t s ' P U rine ircra t Wings as well as Headquarters, US. Marine Corps. He has been stationed in Okinawa Pensacola Washington, DC., Vietnam and most recently, CINPAC Stall in Hawaii.

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SENIOR INSTRUCTOR ,ka I 'L' l i 4 , W, , LCdr. Iames C Smith graduated trom Citt-io High Sthtitil in upstate New York in N7 I, He attended Penn State tlnixt-isitx and received a BSA degree in Chemistry in NTIS It di Smith entt-red OCS in Newport, Rhode Island in Oc tober lflflw, and was ttwritttiiv sioned 27 February M76 He then went into Nut lear l'tmei St howl in Orlando, Florida. He followed that with several additional toiiis oi training, including: Nuclear Prototype Iraining, Stihinaiine tbttiter s Basic Course. LCdr. Smiths first submarine was the USS IMRIS QSSN WUI fillet which, he reported to the USS OHIO QSSISN Tint tht-ni he pai- ticipated inthe initial sea trials and the tirst strategit patrols Ile turns pleted two patrols before receiving orders to the ttniwrsitx tit Washington in December ot Itttii, lcdr, Smith will ht- dt-tat hing in December 1985. LCdr. jonathan I. Bridge is a member of the Navy Reserve judge Advocate General Corps. He is a 1972 graduate. of the University of Washington and was commissioned via the NROTC. He remained active in the reserves after his active service. He initiated a Reserve Liaison Program with the NROTC Unit at the University of Washington which has benefited the unit a great deal. He spends many hours providing mum h needed legal service to members of the unit, as well as teaching .Military Law classes. He is active in communi- ty activities and is a member of the University Prt-sie I, 'O dent's Club. 1 j to as gt K I Ill tri