Flag and General Officer Reassignments in 1982

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January

Rear Admiral Jack F. O’Hara, who had been Commander Fleet Air Western Pacific, retired 1 January.

Rear Admiral Charles H. Mayfield, SC, who had been Commanding Officer, Navy Finance Center, Cleveland, Ohio, retired 1 January.

Rear Admiral William A. Williams III was appointed as Joint Chiefs of Staff Representa­tive for Strategic Negotiations.

Rear Admiral Peter B. Booth relieved Rear Admiral Edward H. Martin as Chief of Naval Air Training.

Rear Admiral William M. McDermott, Jr., MC, was reassigned as Fleet Surgeon, U. S. Atlantic Fleet.

Rear Admiral Edwin Barrineau relieved Rear Admiral Fred H. Baughman as Com­mander Pacific Missile Test Center. Rear Admiral Baughman retired 1 February.

February

Vice Admiral Carl T. Hanson, who had been in OpNav, retired 1 February.

Rear Admiral David M. Altwegg relieved Rear Admiral Henry C. Mustin as Commander Cruiser-Destroyer Group Two.

Rear Admiral Edward H. Martin relieved Rear Admiral Robert B. Fuller as Commander Carrier Group Four. Rear Admiral Fuller re­tired 1 December.

Rear Admiral William M. Narva, MC, was appointed Vice President of the Uniformed Services University of Health Sciences.

March

Vice Admiral Kinnaird R. McKee was pro­moted to admiral and assumed duty as Director of the Naval Nuclear Propulsion Program, Department of Energy and as Deputy Com­mander for Nuclear Propulsion, Naval Sea Systems Command. These billets were held by Admiral H.G. Rickover until his retirement from active duty on 31 January.

Rear Admiral Henry C. Mustin relieved Rear Admiral Richard C. Berry as Deputy Commander, Naval Surface Force, U. S. At­lantic Fleet.

Rear Admiral James R. Lewis, who had been Deputy Chief of Naval Material for Ac­quisition, died 10 March.

April

Rear Admiral Peter M. Hekman, Jr., re­lieved Rear Admiral William J. Holland, Jr., as Deputy Director, National Command Cen­ter, J-3, Joint Chiefs of Staff.

Rear Admiral William J. Holland, Jr., was reassigned as Director, Strategic and Theater Nuclear Warfare, Office of the CNO.

Rear Admiral John R. Batzler was assigned as Deputy Director, Reconnaissance and Elec­tronic Warfare, J-3, Joint Chiefs of Staff.

May

Vice Admiral Sylvester R. Foley, Jr., was promoted to admiral and relieved Admiral James D. Watkins as Commander in Chief, U. S. Pacific Fleet and Naval Component

Commander of the U. S. Pacific Command.

Commodore Stewart A. Ring was frocked in that rank and relieved Rear Admiral Donald S. Jones as Director, East Asia and Pacific Region, Office of the Secretary of Defense (International Security Affairs).

Rear Admiral Donald S. Jones relieved Rear Admiral Jonathan T. Howe as Military Assis­tant to the Deputy Secretary of Defense.

Rear Admiral Jonathan T. Howe assumed the position of Director, Political Military Af­fairs, Department of State.

Commodore Jack N. Darby was frocked in that rank and assigned as Assistant Deputy Director, Political Military Affairs, J-5, Joint Chiefs of Staff.

June

Rear Admiral Thomas M. Ward, Jr., who had been Deputy Commander for Surface Combatant Ships, Naval Sea Systems Com­mand, retired 1 June.

Admiral James D. Watkins relieved Admi­ral Thomas B. Hayward as Chief of Naval Operations. Admiral Hayward retired 1 July.

Rear Admiral Richard C. Avrit relieved Rear Admiral David S. Cruden as Director, Logistics Plans Division, Office of the Chief of Naval Operations.

Commodore Jack A. Garrow was frocked in that rank and relieved Rear Admiral Byron B. Newell, Jr., as Chief of Information.

Rear Admiral Byron B. Newell, Jr., re­lieved Rear Admiral Arthur I. Knoizen as Chief of Legislative Affairs. Rear Admiral Knoizen retired 1 July.

Rear Admiral Paul F. McCarthy, Jr., re­lieved Rear Admiral Thomas F. Brown III as Commander Carrier Group One.

Commodore Theodore E. Lewin was frocked in that rank and relieved Rear Admiral James D. Williams as Commander Naval Base Seattle.

Rear Admiral James D. Williams relieved Rear Admiral Floyd H. Miller, Jr., as Com­mander Navy Recruiting Command. Rear Admiral Miller retired 1 September.

Commodore Diego E. Hernandez was frocked in that rank and relieved Rear Admiral Ralph R. Hedges as Commander U. S. Naval Forces Caribbean.

Commodore John S. Disher was frocked in that rank and relieved Rear Admiral Lowell R. Myers as Commandant Naval District, Wash­ington, D.C. Rear Admiral Myers retired 1 September.

Commodore Frank W. Butterworth III re­lieved Rear Admiral Samuel W. Hubbard, Jr., as Assistant Deputy Under Secretary of De­fense, International Programs and Technol­ogy-

Commodore Dudley L. Carlson was frocked in that rank and assigned as Deputy Director, Strategic Plans and Policy Division, Office of the Chief of Naval Operations.

Commodore Burnham C. McCaffree, Jr., was frocked in that rank and assigned as Direc­tor, Mobile Logistic Support Force, Amphibi-

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ous, Mine, and Advanced Naval vem _f Division, Office of the Chief ot J

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Rear Admiral Stephen Barchet, assigned as Deputy Director, ava‘   _

Office of the Chief of Naval P

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Admiral Bobby R. ^Inm“’_Inrelijc.ence- ^re' Vnntv nirertor of Central Intel! g

Deputy Director of Central tired 1 July.   . _relie^ve°

Rear Admiral George B. Snic ' _oJ_ninand^er Rear Admiral Henry D. Arnold ^as j Rear Naval Electronic Systems Com Admiral Arnold retired 1 August- was Rear Admiral Harry C. Schra' - , Vice promoted to vice admiral an _derNa^va a     l ^ n Rdooett as Comm

Admiral Lee D. Baggett as Com®

Surface Force, U. S. Pacific            _relieV-

Rear Admiral Ralph R- Hedge ^ _ColTi- Rear Admiral Robert P. Me ^e _r pdfffc mander U. S. Forces Caribbean.

McKenzie retired 1 July- ,_h„,_d Jr-> ¹⁸ Rear Admiral Samuel W^ Hubb^ _Jf, _a lieved Rear Admiral Edward J- n s _TrailUng Director, Aviation Manpower ^a opera- Division, Office of the Chief ot tions-           „ „,_n III relief

Rear Admiral Thomas F. Bro' - _{ty a}s C⁰^ Rear Admiral Huntington ^arc_eVenth ' mander Carrier Striking Force Commander Carrier Group          reli^eve

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Rear Admiral Roger D.                   _n, _s

Rear Admiral Joseph ^B- ^W *L_d prog^ra^' Deputy Commander for Plan        .

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Commodore David       _r|_jnton ^aS -_rill

Rear Admiral Robert B - M g_ear A^* mander Naval Base Charleston-

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_m°^llcy. and p? ^reass'gned as Director, Plans, ^and. ^d Programs, U. S. Central Com-

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>_e. d Operational'' t"' "^{lount as} ^r. ^ear Admiral u\ ^{GSt and Evalu}al R_ear   ^Blount retired 1 Sept<

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itiirai re ^aval Air « ^LOgtstics and Rear ^8ar°sdv r_M- ^yj^tems Command.

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Rear Admiral Paul C. Gibbons, Jr., as Deputy Chief of Staff, Commander in Chief, U. S. Naval Forces Europe. Rear Admiral Gibbons retired 1 August.

Rear Admiral Lee E. Levenson relieved Rear Admiral Louis A. Williams as Com­mander Antisubmarine Warfare Wing, U. S. Pacific Fleet.

Rear Admiral Robert C. Austin relieved Rear Admiral Thomas L. Malone, Jr., as Chief of Naval Technical Training. Rear Ad­miral Malone retired 1 October.

Commodore E. Inman Carmichael was frocked in that rank and relieved Rear Admiral Paul T. Gillcrest as Commander Naval Base San Diego.

Commodore Hugh L. Webster was frocked in that rank and relieved Rear Admiral Al­bert A. Gallotta, Jr., as Director, Electronic Warfare and Cryptology Division, Office of the Chief of Naval Operations.

Rear Admiral Wayne D. Bodensteiner as­sumed duty as Deputy Chief of Naval Material for Acquisition, a billet held by Rear Admiral James R. Lewis until his death in March.

Rear Admiral Paul T. Gillcrest assumed duty as Director. Aviation Plans and Require­ments Division, Office of the Chief of Naval Operations. The billet had been held by Rear Admiral Paul F. McCarthy, Jr., until June.

Rear Admiral Charles B. Hunter assumed duty as Chief of Staff, Joint Deployment Agency. Rear Admiral Karl J. Christoph, Jr., who previously held the billet, retired 1 July.

Commodore James F. Dorsey was frocked in that rank and assumed duty as Deputy Di­rector, Joint Program Office, Defense Com­munications Agency.

Commodore Richard R. Donnelly was frocked in that rank and assumed duty as Proj­ect Manager, Saudi Naval Expansion Pro­gram, Naval Material Command, a billet held by Rear Admiral Richard C. Avrit until June.

Rear Admiral James R. Hogg assumed duty as Commander Cruiser-Destroyer Group One. The billet was held until July by Rear Admiral Harry C. Schrader, Jr.

Commodore Robert E. Klee was frocked in that rank and assumed duty as Commander Amphibious Group One, a billet held until July by Rear Admiral George B. Shick, Jr.

Commodore Oakley B. Osborn, Jr., was frocked in that rank and assumed duty as Dep­uty Director, National Command Center, J-3, Joint Chiefs of Staff, a billet also held concur­rently by Rear Admiral Peter M. Hekman, Jr.

Rear Admiral Albert A. Gallotta, Jr., as­sumed duty as Vice Commander, Naval Elec­tronic Systems Command.

Rear Admiral Clinton H. Lowery, MC, re­lieved Rear Admiral Lewis H. Seaton, MC, as Fleet Surgeon, U. S. Pacific Fleet.

Rear Admiral Robert C. Elliott, MC, re­lieved Rear Admiral Walter M. Lonergan, MC, as Commanding Officer, Naval Regional Medical Center, Oakland, California. Rear Admiral Lonergan retired 1 October.

Commodore Joseph S. Cassells, MC, was frocked in that rank and relieved Rear Admiral Melvin Museles, MC, as Assistant Chief for Professional Development, Bureau of Medi­cine and Surgery. Rear Admiral Museles re­tired 1 December.

Commodore John H. Ruehlin, SC, was frocked in that rank and relieved Rear Admiral Duncan P. McGillivary, SC, as Commanding

Officer, Naval Aviation Supply Office, Phila­delphia.

Rear Admiral Duncan P. McGillivary, SC, was reassigned as Assistant Director, Office of Telecommunication and Information Systems, Defense Logistics Agency.

September

Rear Admiral Henry J. Davis, who had been Deputy Director for Operations, National Se­curity Agency, retired 1 September.

Rear Admiral William Sizemore, who had been Deputy Director, Operations/Administra- tion, Defense Nuclear Agency, retired 1 Sep­tember.

Rear Admiral Harold C. Donley, SC, who had been Commander Defense Construction Supply Center, retired 1 September.

Vice Admiral Robert F. Schoultz relieved Vice Admiral Wesley L. McDonald as Deputy Chief of Naval Operations (Air Warfare).

Rear Admiral John W. Nyquist relieved Rear Admiral Stephen J. Hostettler as Direc­tor, Surface Combat Systems Division, Office of the Chief of Naval Operations.

Rear Admiral Stephen J. Hostettler relieved Rear Admiral Walter M. Locke as Director, Joint Cruise Missiles Project, Naval Material Command. Rear Admiral Locke retired I De­cember.

Rear Admiral John L. Butts relieved Rear Admiral Sumner Shapiro as Director of Naval Intelligence, Office of the Chief of Naval Op­erations. Rear Admiral Shapiro retired 1 Sep­tember.

Rear Admiral Charles R. Larson relieved Rear Admiral Clyde R. Bell as Commander Submarine Group Eight.

Commodore Roger O. Simon was frocked in that rank and relieved Rear Admiral Charles J. Moore as Deputy Commander, Command, Control, Communication, and Intelligence Systems and Technology, Naval Electronic Systems Command.

Rear Admiral Charles J. Moore relieved Rear Admiral Allen D. Williams as Com­mander Naval Aviation Logistics Center.

Rear Admiral Edward H. Martin relieved Rear Admiral James E. Service as Commander Carrier Group Two.

Rear Admiral William F. McCauley re­lieved Rear Admiral John A. Baldwin, Jr., as Director, Systems Analysis Division, Office of the Chief of Naval Operations.

Rear Admiral John A. Baldwin. Jr., re­lieved Rear Admiral Arthur S. Moreau, Jr., as Commander Cruiser-Destroyer Group Three.

Rear Admiral Dickinson M. Smith relieved Rear Admiral Richard M. Dunleavy as Com­mander U.S. Facility Subic Bay and Com­mander U.S. Naval Forces Philippines.

Rear Admiral Richard M. Dunleavy re­lieved Rear Admiral Edward J. Hogan as Di­rector, Carrier Programs Division, Office of the Chief of Naval Operations.

Commodore Gerald L. Riendeau was frocked in that rank and relieved Rear Admiral Verle W. Klein as Director, Operations Divi­sion, Office of Budgets and Reports, Comp­troller of the Navy.

Commodore John R. Wilson, Jr., was frocked in that rank and relieved Rear Admiral Edwin R. Kohn as Director for Logistics and Security Assistance, U.S. Pacific Fleet.

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Commodore Daniel J. Wolkensdorfer was frocked in that rank and relieved Real Admiral

billet which had been held by ^^ea*. Edward F. Welch, Jr., prior to his reti

•nieni I

September.

Rear Admiral Robert W. Schmitt duty as

. assume

Chief*⁰ Agettf,

Assistant Director for Joint

of the Chief of Naval Operations, a until August by Rear Levenson.

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Commodore Dennis M. Brooks ^ pj_recto^r in that rank and assumed duty ^as gy_Stern^s Space Program, Naval Electrom Command.

November                                ._ieved

Rear Admiral Robert      F.         j_ef of N^a'^a

1 No-

• retired

\C3^S

Gates retired 1 December.

™                        Richard M- ^ ._bafd,|

lieved Rear Admiral Samuel W. Trait¹¹ as Director, Aviation Manpower , gpef Division. Office of the Chief of f

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lie'

Admiral Dunleavy continues

Division >

as Director, Carrier Programs i of the Chief of Naval Operations-

Rear Admiral Edward J-             _nter, ^ab' ,o

command of the Naval Air Test _f pj-iof held by Rear Admiral John G.    .

his retirement 1 August.

Commodore Richard

Utt>^ea

E.

Gerald W. MacKay as Commander Patrol Wings, U.S. Pacific Fleet.

Rear Admiral Gerald W. MacKay relieved Rear Admiral Donald L. Felt as Commander U.S. Naval Forces Japan.

Commodore Robert S. Owens was frocked in that rank and relieved Rear Admiral Kendall Moranville as Deputy Chief of Staff, Opera­tions, Command and Control, U.S. Atlantic Fleet.

Rear Admiral David W. Cockfield assumed duty as Commander Naval Base Charleston, a billet which had been held by Rear Admiral Robert B. McClinton, who retired 1 July.

Rear Admiral Edward A. Burkhalter, Jr., assumed duty as Director, Intelligence Com­munity Staff, Central Intelligence Agency.

Rear Admiral Henry C. Mustin assumed duty as Naval Inspector General, Office of the Chief of Naval Operations, a billet held until August by Rear Admiral Edward W. Carter III.

Rear Admiral Allen D. Williams assumed duty as Director, Aviation Programs Division, Office of the Chief of Naval Operations, a bil­let held until August by Rear Admiral R. A. Martini.

Commodore Harry K. Fiske was frocked in that rank and assumed duty as Assistant Dep­uty Commander for Fleet Support, Naval Sea Systems Command. The billet, which was pre­viously titled Deputy Commander for Surface Combatant Ships, was held by Rear Admiral Thomas M. Ward, Jr., prior to his retirement 1 June.

Rear Admiral Louis H. Seaton, MC, as-

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sumed duty as Commander Naval Medical Command and Deputy Chief, Bureau of Medi­cine and Surgery, a billet held by Rear Admi­ral George Gorsuch prior to his retirement 1 July.

Commodore John C. Fraser, Jr., CEC, was frocked in that rank and assumed duty as Dep­uty Commander for Planning, Naval Facilities Engineering Command.

October

Vice Admiral Wesley L. McDonald was promoted to admiral and relieved Admiral Harry D. Train II as Commander in Chief At­lantic Command and U.S. Atlantic Fleet and as Supreme Allied Commander Atlantic. Admiral Train retired 1 October.

Rear Admiral Arthur S. Moreau, Jr., was promoted to vice admiral and relieved Admiral George R. Kinnear, who had been U.S. Rep­resentative to the NATO Military Committee. Vice Admiral Moreau took the title of Senior Member, U.S. Delegation, United Nations Military Staff Committee. Admiral Kinnear retired 1 October. Vice Admiral Moreau also assumed duty as Deputy Chief of Naval Oper­ations (Plans, Policy and Operations). This billet had been held until May by Vice Admi­ral Sylvester R. Foley.

Vice Admiral Edward S. Briggs relieved Vice Admiral John D. Johnson, Jr., as Com­mander Naval Surface Force, U.S. Atlantic Fleet. Vice Admiral Johnson retired 1 Novem­ber.

Rear Admiral James B. Busey relieved Rear Admiral Glen W. Lenox as Commander Light Attack Wings, U.S. Pacific Fleet. Rear Admi­ral Lenox retired 1 November.

Rear Admiral Louis A. Williams relieved Rear Admiral Tyler F. Dedman, who was Commander Iberian-Atlantic Area. Rear Ad­miral Williams took the title of Deputy Com­mander in Chief Iberian-Atlantic Area. Rear Admiral Dedman retired 1 October.

Rear Admiral Verle L. Klein relieved Rear Admiral David L. Harlow as Director Total Force Programming, Manpower Division, Office of the Chief of Naval Operations.

Rear Admiral Edwin R. Kohn, Jr., relieved Rear Admiral Joseph J. Barth, Jr., as Com­mander Carrier Group Three.

Rear Admiral David L. Harlow relieved Rear Admiral Robert F. Dunn as Commander Naval Military Personnel Command and as Deputy Chief of Naval Personnel.

Rear Admiral Clyde R. Bell relieved Rear Admiral William R. Smedberg IV as Director, Force Level Plans Division, Office of the Chief of Naval Operations. Admiral Smedberg retired 1 October.

Rear Admiral Kendall E. Moranville re­lieved Rear Admiral Edward H. Martin as Commander Carrier Group Four.

Rear Admiral Niel P. Ferraro, SC, relieved Rear Admiral Richard E. Curtis, SC, as Vice Commander, Naval Supply Systems Com­mand.

Rear Admiral Thomas E. Flynn, JAGC, re­lieved Rear Admiral James J. McHugh, JAGC, as Deputy Judge Advocate General of the Navy.

Rear Admiral James J. McHugh, JAGC, relieved Rear Admiral John S. Jenkins, JAGC, as Judge Advocate General of the Navy. Rear Admiral Jenkins retired 1 October.

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Commodore Richard G. Shaffer, frocked in that rank and relieved R^eaf gffi- | John B. Holmes, DC, as Commanding cer, Naval Regional Dental Center,

Rear Admiral Holmes retired 1 ^<-^)ct0 _urned Rear Admiral James E. S^ervic® „_gg_e a duty as President of the Naval War

Staff Support, Defense Intelligence

Rear Admiral Robert B. Rogers^ g_urface duty as Deputy Commander, ^^ava. until Force, U.S. Atlantic Fleet, a billet ^_uStjn. August by Rear Admiral Henry • ^_roClced Commodore Don G. Primeau_'^va _torTo^ta' in that rank and assumed duty as Dire ^_|CC Force Planning and Training DiviM field

Mnwol OnFTfltionS, 3         _          _ f.

Admiral Frederick F. Palmer as Reserve. Rear Admiral Palmer vember.  . _relie^ve°

Rear Admiral Joseph J. Barth. _aS pi- Rear Admiral Bryan W. Compton' ^ pjvi rector, Strike and Amphibious ^a _nerati°^nS' sion. Office of the Chief of Nava F^,_el0be^r- Rear Admiral Compton retired          R^e-ir

Rear Admiral Donald L. Felt re ^ p_eputy Admiral Thomas C. Watson, J^r ’ ^ Joi¹¹ Director, Planning and Resources,’ _retired Chiefs of Staff. Rear Admiral Wats

December.                                    cE €• ^r\

Rear Admiral Donald L. Conner- ^ as lieved Rear Admiral Paul R- C^a ® ^ pacil' Commander Atlantic Division,              ^dn¹'¹³

ties Engineering Command. ^e

tjSNR\ _r.

Rear Admiral Howard Roop-^ pin ^ activated and assumed duty as e           ⁰

tor, Naval Reserve, Office of Naval Operations.

December

Rear Admiral

tions. Admiral Hubbard retired bi-- i to hoi° gffio

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duty as Assistant Commander o'  . _a b> ,

Naval Military Personnel Comma" A^|b" which had been held by Rear J. Herberger until July,  ytC-

Rear Admiral Almon C. Wi .Lgjon, assigned as Director, Resources fice of the Chief of Naval Opera

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Coast Guard Flag Reassignments in 1982

(Cominued from page 192)

,'^eved Vi_Ce a i ^m'^{ral Benedicl} L. Stabile re- .^1Ce Coitun,_n!r^iraI ^°^^ert H. Scarborough as ^dn>iral Sea k ^{ant t}*^le Coast Guard. Vice

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^u,es a. Gracey was promoted

May

^ieved _V"^Adr^al                  P- Hollingsworth

^Chief' Offi_rp Admiral Wayne F. Caldwell as tents.       ⁰¹ Marine Environment and Sys-

19_: R_e .

*!f^ved Rear^AH¹^³* ^^onald C. Thompson re- » ¹Zander v ^m‘^{ral Ben}edict L. Stabile as Mia_mi.        ^J,eventt' Coast Guard District

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to that rank and relieved Admiral John B. Hayes as Commandant of the Coast Guard. Admiral Hayes retired 1 June.

June

2: Rear Admiral Sidney B. Vaughn, Jr., re­lieved Rear Admiral Norman C. Venzke as Commander, Second Coast Guard District, St. Louis.

7: Rear Admiral Wayne E. Caldwell as­sumed duty as Commander, Atlantic Area and Commander, Third Coast Guard District, New York, a billet held until May by Vice Admiral James S. Gracey.

9: Rear Admiral Edward Nelson, Jr., re­lieved Rear Admiral Charles E. Larkin as Su­perintendent, U. S. Coast Guard Academy.

10: Rear Admiral Norman C. Venzke as­sumed Rear Admiral Donald C. Thompson’s previous duty as Chief, Office of Operations.

14: Rear Admiral James C. Irwin relieved Rear Admiral Sidney B. Vaughn, Jr., as Chief, Office of Reserve.

28: Rear Admiral Charles E. Larkin was promoted to vice admiral and relieved Vice Admiral James P. Stewart as Commander, Pacific. Area and Commander, Twelfth Coast Guard District, San Francisco. Vice Admiral Stewart retired 1 July.

Marine Corps General Reassignments in 1982

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Brigadier General James E. Cassity was frocked to that grade and assigned as Deputy Commanding General, Marine Coips Logis­tics Base, Albany.

Brigadier General Carl E. Mundy, Jr., was frocked to that grade and ordered to Headquar­ters Marine Corps for duty.

Brigadier General Ernest T. Cook, Jr., was frocked to that grade and ordered to duty with the U. S. European Command.

May

Major General Harold G. Glasgow was re­lieved as Deputy for Development and Direc­tor, Development Center, Marine Corps De­velopment and Education Command, by Brigadier General Joseph E. Hopkins and, in turn, relieved Brigadier General George H. Leach as Director, Operations Division, Head­quarters Marine Corps.

Brigadier General John R. Dailey was frocked to that grade and relieved Brigadier General Clayton L. Comfort of his duties as Assistant Deputy Chief of Staff for Aviation and Director, Aviation Plans, Policy, and Re­quirements Division, Headquarters Marine Corps, and Director, Aviation Plans, Policy, and Requirements Division, and Assistant Di­rector, Marine Aviation Department, Office of the Deputy Chief of Naval Operations (Air Warfare). Brigadier General Comfort was frocked to the grade of major general and or­dered to duty with the 3d Marine Aircraft Wing, Fleet Marine Force.

Brigadier General Charles H. Pitman was frocked to that grade and ordered to duty with U. S. Forces, Korea.

Brigadier General Jerome T. Hagen relieved Brigadier General Hugh T. Kerr as Director, Public Affairs Division, Headquarters Marine Corps.

Brigadier General Eugene B. Russell re­lieved Brigadier General Jacob W. Moore as Deputy Chief of Staff for Research, Develop­ment, and Studies, Headquarters Marine Corps.

Brigadier General John H. Gary III relieved Brigadier General Edwin J. Godfrey as Assis­tant Division Commander, 3d Marine Divi­sion, Fleet Marine Force.

Brigadier General Carl E. Mundy, Jr., re­lieved Brigadier General Donald J. Fulham as Director, Personnel Procurement Division, Headquarters Marine Corps.

June

Brigadier General Edwin J. Godfrey re­lieved Brigadier General Joseph J. Went as Commanding General, 3d Force Service Sup­port Group, Fleet Marine Force. Brigadier General Went was frocked to the grade of major general and relieved Major General Wil­liam H. Fitch as Commanding General, 1st Marine Aircraft Wing, Fleet Marine Force.

Brigadier General Norman H. Smith was frocked to that grade and assigned as Assistant Division Commander, 2d Marine Division, Fleet Marine Force.

Major General Joseph J. McMonagle was

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rine Force, Atlantic, and Commanding^, eral, II Marine Amphibious Force, _enk rine Force. Lieutenant General retired.               .. _C:„-h was

Division, Headquarters Marine sumed Brigadier General Hagama ^.^jori

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General Raymond A. Shaffer as        [)a^

General, Marine Corps Log!         _reli^eVtl

Barstow. Major General Shat        ^ Ce”¹,

Major General Lawrence F. Su *^v j^₀gisti^c' manding General, Marine Corp

Base, Albany.                       Petersen-  ^ ’

Brigadier General Frank E. „_Qinniant*^e' was assigned as Assistant Wing _e porce-

1st Marine Aircraft Wing, Fleet       _reIie^vt’

Major General David B. Far Ch'^ ' Major General Marc A. Moore - Staff, U. S. Forces, Japan.        ^a'

Major General George B. orff, signed as Vice Director, Joint Chiefs of Staff.

August

Lieutenant General Charles promoted to that grade and rehe ^

frocked to that grade and relieved Major Gen­eral Robert E. Haebel as Commanding Gen­eral, Marine Corps Recruit Depot, Parris Is­land. Major General Haebel relieved Major General Stephen G. Olmstead as Commanding General, III Marine Amphibious Force, Fleet Marine Force, and Commanding General, 3d Marine Division, Fleet Marine Force. Major General Olmstead relieved Major General George B. Crist as Deputy Chief of Staff for Reserve Affairs, Headquarters Marine Corps.

Brigadier General George H. Leach was assigned as Director, Command, Control, Communications, and Computer Systems Di­vision, Headquarters Marine Corps.

Major General John V. Cox was relieved by Major General Clayton L. Comfort as Com­manding General, 3d Marine Aircraft Wing, Fleet Marine Force, and, in turn, relieved Major General William R. Maloney as Direc­tor for Operations, U. S. Pacific Command.

Brigadier General Donald J. Fulham re­lieved Major General Charles G. Cooper as Commanding General, Marine Corps Base, Camp Lejeune.

Major General Roy E. Moss was frocked to that grade and ordered to duty with the 4th Marine Division, Fleet Marine Force.

Brigadier General Jacob W. Moore relieved Brigadier General Louis H. Buehl III as Com­manding General, 1st Marine Brigade, Fleet Marine Force. Brigadier General Buehl re­lieved Brigadier General Frank E. Petersen, Jr., as Director, Facilities and Services Divi­sion, Headquarters Marine Corps.

Brigadier General James R. Van Den Elzen was assigned as Chief of Staff, Rapid Deploy­ment Joint Task Force.

Brigadier General Hugh T. Kerr was as­signed as Deputy Commanding General, Ma­rine Corps Recruit Depot, San Diego.

Brigadier General Charles H. Pitman re­lieved Brigadier General Dennis J. Murphy as Assistant Chief of Staff, C-5, Republic of Korea/United States Combined Forces Com­mand, and Assistant Chief of Staff, J-5, U. S. Forces, Korea. Brigadier General Murphy re­lieved Major General Calhoun J. Killeen as Deputy Commanding General, Fleet Marine Force, Pacific.

Brigadier General Ray M. Franklin was as­signed as Commander, Forward Headquarters Element, Rapid Deployment Joint Task Force.

Brigadier General Michael K. Sheridan re­lieved Brigadier General William Wiese as Deputy Commanding General, Marine Corps Recruit Depot, Parris Island.

Brigadier General James E. Cassity relieved Brigadier General Mannon A. Johnson as Ex­ecutive Director for Supply Operations, De­fense Logistics Agency.

Brigadier General Ernest T. Cook relieved Brigadier General Walter D. Fillmore as Dep­uty Director, J-3, U. S. European Command.

July

Lieutenant General William R. Maloney was promoted to that grade and relieved Lieu­tenant General John H. Miller as Deputy Chief of Staff for Plans, Policies, and Operations, Headquarters Marine Corps. Lieutenant Gen­eral Miller relieved General Adolph G. Schwenk as Commanding General, Fleet Ma­

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Lieutenant General William n- _utenant promoted to that grade and relieve ^jef of General William J. White as Deputy

Staff for Aviation, Headquarter ^ Corps, and Assistant Deputy Chiei Operations (Marine Aviation) un ₀f the Marine Aviation Department,           Wit^r'

Deputy Chief of Naval Operations fare). Lieutenant General White re

Major General Calhoun J.       and

adier Generals Harry T. ^H, ".:_er Gen^epa Mannon A. Johnson retired. Brig'a ^ Co"' George H. Leach, Director, Com gystem^s trol. Communications, and Compute ^ _aS.

duties as Director, Intelligence ^,^1 Headquarters Marine Corps, as a

duty.                                        Fillmore i*^-

Brigadier General Walter V-         ^aS

lieved Major General Ernest C.       Cof’

Deputy Chief of Staff. U. S. At**⁶

mand.                                      n^ved

Major General Roy E. Moss to —_andj^|1l! General Edward J. Megarr as ^jarin^e General, 4th Marine Division,

Force.                                      . _oney,

Brigadier General Edmund 1 • j M^aj°^r frocked to that grade and ^rt'_ri_r)lTirnand*ⁿ='

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eneral Edward J. Bronars as D^eP iaff for Manpower, Headqua ,j_retf Corps. Lieutenant General Bronte . p# Major Generals Edward J.        _neral ^

:nce F. Sullivan and Brigadier ^L           j

IcClintock retired.                         re'’^e'\,

Major General Ernest C. Cheat 1ajor General James L. Day as „ _rc£. -^l[' ieneral, I Marine Amphibious „j_Vjsi⁰ Commanding General, 1st M^arin . p_ay leet Marine Force. Major Cietict ssigned as Deputy Chief of Staf leadquarters Marine Corps.

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Major General Marc A. Moore ier General William Wiese retire

lecember                 . ...

Major General Hugh- W. Ha y ^_agen nd Brigadier General Jerome •