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35 Partnership to Improve Civilian-Military Humanitarian Response

36 Workshop Focuses on “The Blue Economy”

37 Understanding the Next of Kim

38 FacultyPublications

39 Century-Old Documents Made More Accessible

41 ExhibitingThomasHartBenton;MuseumStoreRenovations

42 USS Minnesota Comes to NWC Museum

43 Museum Store Sale

44 54th Naval War College President’s Portrait Unveiled

ON THE COVERInternational Officers listen to translated remarks through head-phones during the Chief of Naval Operations’ 21st International Seapower Symposium (ISS) at U.S. Naval War College in Newport, Rhode Island. More than 170 senior officers and civilians from more than 100 countries, including many senior-most officers from those countries’ navies, attended the biennial event Sept. 16 through 19, 2015. This year’s theme was “Global Solutions to Common Maritime Challenges,” and featured guest speakers and three panel discussions exploring shared global concerns: “Future Trends in Maritime Security,” “Maritime Implications of Climate Change,” and “Enhancing Coalition Operations.” First held in 1969, ISS has become the largest gathering of maritime leaders in history and provides a forum for senior international leaders to create and solidify solutions to shared challenges and threats in ways that are in the interests of individual nations.

(U.S. Navy photo by Chief Mass Communication Specialist James E. Foehl/Released)

Uniform Changeover for the Changing Seasons

senior Chief sonar Technician (surface) Benjamin Pierson (left), a senior enlisted Advisor for U.s. naval War College and Chief Operations specialist Mike dyer (right), War Gaming department Leading Chief Petty Officer, perform a service dress white uniform inspection for sailors assigned to nWC. The service dress white inspection was held in preparation of the upcoming uniform changeover.

(U.S. Navy photo by Chief Mass Communication Specialist James E. Foehl/Released)

3 LetterfromtheChairman

4 ExecutiveDirector’sComments

5 President’s Corner

6 FromtheOfficeoftheProvost

7 MeetOurNewProvost;CurrentStrategyForumParticipation

8 2014 Annual Report

9-11 2014 Annual Giving Membership

12 HeritageSociety;InMemoriam

13 WhereDoesYourDonationGo?

14-30 2015 Membership Roster

31, 40 Ethical Concerns Related to Unmanned Systems

32 Corporate Sponsors

33 Corporate Spotlight

34 Humanitarian Assistance Missions

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b. The Bridge is now a magazine, not a newsletter, with increased content and circulation. Our last issue was 40 pages.

c. Thanks to Steve Stasiuk, we have stood up a new “Winter Warmer” lecture series here in Newport so both visitors and locals can get a glimpse of what is taught at the College.

5. Cyber-Security Task Force is a new committee to give priority to this important subject. The very able, proactive Philip Bilden, Task Force Chairman, is moving to help the College increase its leadership in cyber strategy and policy issues.

So, what are the results thus far? The key numbers:• Membership income is up 34% for 2014 over last year. Our

operating cost ratio has decreased by nearly 30%. Operating expenses have decreased steadily even as productivity and efficiencies have increased.

• This year’s Leadership Challenge set a record this year of over $300,000, up almost 50% from 2013.

Looking back, I’m proud of what has been accomplished. It’s been an honor to serve. This change of direction as guided by the Strategic Plan has had some challenges, but everyone has risen to the occasion and there is an atmosphere of enthusiasm for the tasks that are ahead.

I thank the Board and Staff for their unflagging support. There is still much to be done to get the message out about one of our country’s greatest treasures – the Naval War College – and I thank too our loyal and generous members for their continuing support of this great cause.

Stephen R. Seiter

Chairman of the Board of Trustees

Time Doth Fly

My Chairman’s duties will wind up at our upcoming June meeting. These two years have flown by with a lot of activity at the College and Foundation

thanks to our active and enthusiastic Board of Trustees and our hardworking staff.

The Strategic Plan approved two and a half years ago required a number of adjustments to the Foundation’s operation in order to increase our capability to attract more major donors. We call this the “Big Fish” strategy. Here’s the list of some of the initiatives taken over the last two years as a result of it:

1. Staff Development: Wendy Skinner was hired as our new Director of Development. Staff was re-organized to enhance skills in database management, events and communications. A dramatic increase in productivity has ensued. Under the superb leadership of Executive Director John Odegaard, the staff is highly motivated and committed.

2. Foundation Chapters: In order to broaden our reach outside New England, we have formed regional chapters in Washington DC, Chicago, New York. All of these Chapters have put on several great events over the last two years that have resulted in new relationships with the Foundation. Additional chapters will be formed in Houston, Boston and Philadelphia. Leadership of each chapter will include Board Trustee, Regional Directors and volunteers.

3. The relatively new Volunteer program is growing but still small. We will actively recruit more volunteers to augment and support our staff and expand regional outreach.

4. Communications has been a major focus area. Awareness of the College and Foundation and what we do, remains low. We have sought to increase, improve and streamline communications with our members as well as outside media outlets.

a. We have just completed a communications audit that will be presented at our next Board meeting. This audit has identified and validated many of the communica-tions challenges we face and will help us expand a focused communications plan.

LeTTeR FROM THe CHAiRMAn


exeCUTive diReCTOR’s COMMenTs

it’s hard to believe that the Class of 2015 is about to graduate in another month! After a

most challenging winter – with near record snowfall in Newport – spring is finally upon

us, with Graduation Week just around the corner.

During these cold, winter months the Foundation sponsored a robust Winter Warmer

lecture series to provide intellectual stimulation to our local membership and friends. Naval

War College faculty, former ambassadors and other experts provided rare glimpses into such

story lines as ISIS: Rise of the Dark Age Caliphate; Drones and Unmanned Vehicles; a historical

look at Japan; Cuba: The Last Remnant of the Cold War?; and Female POWs Throughout History

— From 8 Hours to 4 Years.

Across the nation, the Foundation sponsored several Outreach Events

and Roundtables in support of our efforts to raise funds for the Naval War

College’s Center for Cyber Conflict Studies. Trustee Bill Obenshain took

the lead in coordinating, with his fellow Chicago Trustees, two events — one

last October and one this April — to discuss the cyber threat facing our

nation. Last November, Trustee Philip Bilden, Chair of the NWCF Cyber

Task Force, hosted a roundtable in Washington, DC, with senior leaders of

government and the financial community in attendance. You can find the

link to the summary of proceedings from that November roundtable on our

Naval War College Foundation web site. The research and teaching of the

Naval War College plays an important role in global understanding and it informs

policymakers and practitioners alike. This spring’s San Francisco outreach program was an

amazing event that showcased faculty expertise on ISIS, Feral Cities and Boko Haram, Korea

and Russia-perspectives and insights from those at the forefronts of their fields.

We take the time in this issue to recognize you, our generous and patriotic members

and friends of the Foundation. We simply could not provide the high level of support to the

faculty and students of the Naval War College without your dedicated commitment and

contributions.

John E. OdegaardExecutive Director

News from the Foundation

The research and teaching of the Naval

War College plays an important role in

global understanding and it informs

policymakers and practitioners alike.


PResidenT’s CORneR

Dear Foundation Friends and Colleagues,

i am very pleased to be able to once again share a few thoughts with you in this latest version of The Bridge, a magazine that gets better with each edition and does a great job of helping to

tell the NWC story. Most of you are well aware of the great work being done (with your help!) by our faculty in our traditional education and research programs. What you may not know is that the Naval War College is also having a major impact on the entire Navy through its key role in implementing the multi-faceted Navy Leader Development Strategy (NLDS).

The NLDS, signed-out by the CNO in January 2013, lays out a model of leader development that incorporates four core elements. Two of these elements have long been embraced by the Navy: training and experience. What is most new about the NLDS is that it adds two additional core elements to our approach: education and personal development. Each element provides a specific contribution to leader development, and the whole is greater than the sum of its parts. The Navy’s explicit articulation of the importance of education in the development of leaders is noteworthy and codifies the critical role of the Naval War College and the Navy’s other flagship educational institutions.

Now that the strategy has been published and is widely recognized throughout the fleet, the Navy’s efforts have shifted from conceptualization to operationalization. We are using an “enterprise approach” that recognizes the ultimate responsibility of various type commanders (TYCOMs) and warfare community leaders for developing their personnel. This approach also recognizes the substantial benefits that can be derived from promoting elements of commonality across the Navy in executing this development process. At the direction of the CNO, I am personally chairing the Leader Development Continuum Council (LDCC) to assist in this effort with TYCOM and community representation working to advise the CNO on ways to synchronize development efforts across the Navy. The LDCC will help to establish appropriate core courses in support of community efforts, and will analyze overall Navy shortfalls and make recommendations on resourcing development efforts.

The Naval Leadership and Ethics Center (NLEC) recently celebrated the first anniversary of its establishment, building on the foundation of the previous Command Leadership School. Its first commander, CAPT Mark Johnson, has done a superb job, and he will pass-the-torch to CAPT Steve Deal this summer. In the long-term, the Center, in conjunction with the College, will

become the nexus for leader development efforts, effectiveness assessments, research, and outreach across the Navy. In the near-term, our focus is on transferring responsibility for pre-existing Navy leadership courses to NLEC, and upgrading the existing command courses to place increased emphasis on the profession of arms, ethics, self-awareness and decision-making under pressure.

Over at the Senior Enlisted Academy, Master Chief Rich Curtis has taken charge as the Director and his highly motivated team just completed both the final six-week in-residence course, and the pilot of the new blended course that combines a nine-week distance learning module with a three-week in-residence module. Feedback from both the faculty and students involved with the new course was very positive. This updated course will allow us to increase throughput to over 1,200 students annually, supporting the Master Chief Petty Officer of the Navy’s (MCPON’s) decision to make completion of the SEA program a mandatory requirement for all new E-8s, starting in Fiscal Year 2017.

These ongoing efforts at Naval War College, NLEC and SEA are just some of the ways in which we’re working to operationalize the NLDS, with a determined focus on the underlying operational imperative to think, see and act as a profession.

As you can tell from the statements above, the College you work so hard to support is working tirelessly to improve the fleet in many ways that extend far beyond our Newport campus. Thanks again for all of your generous and continued support to our fine institution in its many forms and varied missions – we’re a better Navy as a result!

P. Gardner Howe IIIRear Admiral, USN


FROM THe OFFiCe OF THe PROvOsT

Dear Friends and Supporters,

This is the first opportunity I have had to address our friends and colleagues from the Naval War College Foundation (NWCF) since I assumed duties as Provost

in January 2015. Early this year my wife and I moved to Newport after living for 10 years in Winter Park, Florida, and we were quickly reminded that winter in New England and winter in Winter Park are significantly different! The piles of snow and ice were counter-balanced, however, by the extremely warm reception we have received from the Naval War College’s extended family. My career in academia and government service has spanned more than four decades, and we have had the opportunity to serve in organizations and institutions both large and small, but I can say without hesitation that we have never been so quickly embraced and truly made to feel more welcome than we have here in Newport. My observations during the past four months have been many, but let me share just a few:

• The Naval War College (NWC) is an incredibly vibrant and visionary institution that has built upon a legacy of 130 years of scholarship to provide educational and research programs second to none. Our faculty and staff are superb, and they work efficiently and effectively together to contribute to the national security of the nation. I have felt a degree of absolute commitment to the mission that is unprecedented in my experience.

• Our student body is comprised of highly accomplished men and women of character, who have chosen a life of service and sacrifice and who have excelled in every task they have undertaken. Each one I have met is approaching his or her quest for education with the same level of energy and drive that has enabled them to succeed in the past. They all want to be here, and they are convinced that there will be a great return on the investment of time and effort that NWC demands.

• This College is poised to move even further ahead and become a national resource that has impact beyond the Navy and beyond the Department of Defense. If we so choose, we can become a national “think tank” that addresses issues such as cyber-warfare and cyber security, the definition and promotion of leadership and ethical behavior, and cooperation and international relations writ large. Moving aggressively into these

broader issues will have resource and academic focus implications which must be carefully assessed to identify our best way forward. The potential rewards, however, are immense.

• My final observation is that this College is blessed to have strong and committed partners within the NWCF. The generosity of your individual and corporate members is remarkable, and it enables the College to operate at a level of excellence above what we could achieve with only government funding. Of equal importance is the role played by NWCF members as advocates and acolytes of the College in community groups, organizations, and in one-on-one engagements with decision makers and opinion leaders across this great nation. The Naval War College has a great story to tell, and no one does a better job of promoting this institution than the members of the Naval War College Foundation. Thank you for all you do!

Laurie and I look forward to meeting many of you in the months to come, and I look forward to working with NWCF to keep the NWC on the forefront of national security education and research. Varibus Mari Victoria!

Lewis M. Duncan

I can say without hesitation that we have never

been so quickly embraced and truly made to feel

more welcome than we have here in Newport


in January 2015, Lewis M. Duncan assumed the office of provost of U.S. Naval War College.

Duncan formerly served as president of Rollins College in Winter Park, Fla., from 2004 to 2014, holding the George D. and Harriet W. Cornell Professorship of Distinguished Presidential Leadership. He is an internationally recognized scholar in experimental space physics, presently chairing the board of directors of the Center for the Advancement of Science in Space, responsible for managing the U.S. National Laboratory of the International Space Station. He also serves as an authority on issues of international security and counterterrorism, and technology-enhanced online learning.

For the last nine years of Duncan’s presidency, Rollins was ranked by U.S. News and World Report as the #1 university in the South in its Carnegie classification. Rollins was also among the leaders in percentage of students who study abroad (more than 75 percent), including eight Fulbright scholars in 2014.

From 1998 to 2004, Duncan served as dean of engineering and professor of engineering sciences at the Thayer School of Engineering of Dartmouth College. He regularly taught a first-year seminar “Technology and the Future of Human Society,” and was awarded an honorary master of arts degree and selected for the honor of presenting the “Class of 2004 Lecture” to all entering Dartmouth first-year students.

Over his career, Duncan has held a rising progression of academic, administrative and national laboratory research positions. He served as provost and senior vice president (1994

The naval War College Foundation is pleased to announce our participation in

the 2015 Current strategy Forum. similar to last year, the naval War College Foundation will be allowed 275 attendees to participate

in this capstone event for the students at the naval War College. The nWCF staff will

select attendees based on their level of Foundation support, their recent Current

strategy Forum attendance history and current membership benefit levels.

Meet Our New Provost: Lewis M. Duncan

Current Strategy Forum Participation

to 1998), acting president (1996), and dean of engineering and natural sciences (1992 to 1994) at the University of Tulsa. In 1994, he launched the “Tulsa Undergraduate Research Challenge,” a student-faculty collaborative research initiative that has since yielded 46 student Goldwater Scholars and the 1998-1999 research university Carnegie National Professor of the Year.

From 1988 to 1992, Duncan served as professor of physics and associate dean for research at Clemson University’s College of Sciences, also chairing the university’s intellectual property rights committee and serving as founding director of the South Carolina Space Grant Consortium. In 1987 to 1988, he was selected as Carnegie Science Fellow at Stanford University’s Center for International Security and Arms Control.

He began his professional career working as a research scientist (1977 to 1984) and then as section head (1984 to 1987) at the Los Alamos National Laboratory in the divisions of atmospheric sciences, physics, and earth and space sciences. Among his accomplishments, he was chief scientist for the design, development and spaceflight of a constellation of radiofrequency sensors for nuclear test detection now deployed on all GPS satellites.

Duncan is a member of Phi Beta Kappa, Sigma Xi, Tau Beta Pi, and Phi Kappa Phi.

He received his B.A. (1973) in physics and mathematics, and M.A. (1976) and Ph.D. (1977) in space physics, all from Rice University.

Can’t make a lecture event? You can still see many of these events on our YouTube Channel. simply search naval War College Foundation for videos of lectures and presentations!

For a complete list of all Foundation events, visit us on the web at

www.nwcfoundation.org/Currentevents.asp


2014 aNNUaL RePORT

The Naval War College Foundation is pleased to present our 2014 Annual Giving Report as part of

this issue. Established in 1969, the Naval War College Foundation was created to support the extraordinary teaching, research and dissemination efforts of Naval War College, and to support work at the College where federal funds were not available.

Your gifts contribute to the College’s core mission: to educate, to support and to strengthen:

• To educate leaders. • To support combat readiness now

and to help define the Navy of the future.

• To strengthen global maritime partnerships.

Gifts to research, symposia and lec-tures allow the College to convene the brightest minds from around the world to collaborate, and to develop the next gen-eration of military leaders, policy makers and practitioners. Your investment builds bridges among the US armed services and those in related government positions, and among our international students.

Ask our students. They will tell you their year at the Naval War College was “transformative.”

Building rapport, promoting insight and understanding, and fostering endur-ing relationships do not often make

front-page news, but we know that the Naval War College experience makes a difference. Crises have been averted and détente established when one Naval War College graduate calls another classmate from years earlier - perhaps from another country — to have a conversation and defuse tensions among nations.

Respect. Friendship. Collaboration. They complement the more broadly rec-ognized concepts of Strategy, Tactics and Operations in the realm of national secu-rity. These tenets and our graduates make an enormous difference.

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Through the thoughtful investment of our endowment and the generous annual support from membership and philanthropic investment, the Naval War College Foundation contributed over $1.1 million to the College in 2014.

While our gift budget is delineated by departments and programs the bottom line is that we support people.

From the Stockton Chair, in our world-renowned International Law Department, who briefs heads of nations — at the UN and in-country — on the laws guiding engagement and response to global matters, to the faculty members and students who conduct research and offensive simulation exercises to inform policy on cyber security, maritime access

and conflict resolution. Your support of our International

Program, allows nearly 120 students and their families from over 50 countries a “full-immersion” experience each year in American life as well as their exposure to systems, businesses and institutions here that they can strive to emulate in their homelands.

Our Naval War College graduates are currently the Heads of Navy in 40 coun-tries. Two of our graduates have gone on to become president of their own nation.

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Our sincerest thanks...To our sustaining members whose

generosity provides critical resources that allow the Foundation to showcase the great work of faculty and students alike.

To our donors who invest in endow-ments that provide income in perpetuity to support the long-term sustainability and enrichment of centers and chairs and programs that guide our country’s national security efforts.

And to the members of our Heritage Society whose legacy gifts pass on their values and forever commemorate their commitment to the men and women who serve to keep us safe and who guide us to keep the peace.

We could not do our work without you. Thank you.

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$100-$249BGen Wayne T. Adams UsMC (Ret.)Mr. William R. AdelaarCAPT Gregory H. Adkisson Usn (Ret.)CAPT Wendell R. Alcorn Usn (Ret.)Mrs Armin AllenCAPT John e. Allen Usn (Ret.)Mr. Chuck AllottCol Frederic M. Anderson UsAF (Ret.)Mr. Henry H. Anderson Jr.RAdM vincent J. Anzilotti UsnR (Ret.)CMsGT Joseph T. Banick UsAF (Ret.)CAPT edward L. Barker UsnR (Ret.)Mr. david A. BarrettMr. david BeeckenCAPT Peter C. Bennett Usn (Ret.)Mr. Richard e. BerkowitzMr. James T. BialacMr. Robert W. BigonyMr. Peter G. BildenCOL verle M. Bleese UsAR (Ret.)CAPT Ronald C. Bogle Usn (Ret.)CAPT Brian s. Bourgeois UsnRRAdM stanley d. Bozin Usn (Ret.)Professor Lawrence L. BradyLCdR Robert M. Brady UsCGRCAPT don J. Briselden CeC, Usn (Ret.)Mr. Richard C. Browndr. William J. BrowningMr. Joe BuffCol Mark C. Bunton UsMC (Ret.)CAPT James P. Butler Usn (Ret.)RAdM Joseph F. Callo Jr. UsnR (Ret.)Mr. steve J. CaminisLCdR davey W. Chavarria Usn (Ret.)Mr. Kendall G. ChenMr. John W. ChildsMr. donald C. ChristMr. Bruce R. CleggCol Joseph M. Codega UsMCRCdR Joseph R. Coelho Usn (Ret.)CAPT Andrew J. Combe Usn (Ret.)

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CAPT shirley A. Hill Usn (Ret.)CAPT Robert L. Hobson UsnR (Ret.)CAPT Lennart G. Holmberg Usn (Ret.)COL Frederick s. Holmes Jr. UsA (Ret.)Ms. Karla J. HornCAPT and Mrs. John B. Horner Usn (Ret.)Mr. samuel L. HortonCdR douglas W. Hottel UsnR (Ret.)Mr. J. Garrison HoytLTC Richard C. Hubbard UsAThe Honorable Jerry M. HultinCAPT Alfred R. Hupp Jr. UsnR (Ret.)RAdM eugene s. ince Jr. Usn (Ret.)Ms. Kathleen d. ingleyMr. Arthur e. irwinMr. George M. isdale Jr.CdR William H. ise JAGC, Usn (Ret.)Mr. Robert e. ixProfessor Timothy H. JacksonMr. Martin d. JacobsonLTC William M. Jacqmein UsA (Ret.)CAPT Richard n. Jaeger UsnRMs. elizabeth B. JamesLCdR James L. Jarnac UsCGMr. scott d. JavinsCAPT Robert d. Jenkins iii Usn (Ret.)LCdR Gordon A. Jobe Usn (Ret.)CAPT Timothy v. Johnson UsCG (Ret.)dr. Hope dillon JonesBG James e. Keighley ARnGCAPT david d. Kilpatrick Usn (Ret.)LCdR edward C. Kittel Usn (Ret.)CAPT Theodore R. Kramer Jr. Usn (Ret.)CAPT Michael Kraynak Jr. Usn (Ret.)CdR shawn F. Kucharski UsnRdr. Wayne A. LaBoreRAdM William H. Langenberg UsnR

(Ret.)Mr. Raymond B. Langton iiiMr. Robert T. e. LansingMr. John v. LanzieriLTC James K. Lee Jr. UsARAdM Lewis s. Libby iii dC, UsnRMr. Yu-Pin Lin Taiwan navyMrs. Margelle LissCdR Robert e. Livingston iv UsnProfessor Richmond M. LloydCol Lawrence s. Loch UsMCMrs. Carolyn LockhartCAPT edward C. Long iii Usn (Ret.)CAPT Hugh F. Lynch Usn (Ret.)Mrs. Prudence Colbert MackallCdR dennis e. Maher Usn (Ret.)Mr. Edward MarhefkaMr. Michael H. MarinerCol Joseph Martin Jr. UsMCCOL Horace M. Mazzone UsARvAdM Justin daniel McCarthy sC, UsnMaj Laura J. McCarthy UsMCCAPT Charles d. Mcdermott UsnMrs. Florence s. McdonoughCAPT Thomas J. Mcenaney Jr. Usn (Ret.)CAPT and Mrs. d. Robert McGinnis Mr. John W. McGintyCdR J. Michael McGrath Usn (Ret.)Mr. Robert e. McGrathCdR James R. McGuire Usn (Ret.)CAPT Charles J. McKinney Jr. Usn (Ret.)Mr. Bruce McLanahanMr. James W. McLaneLCdR Brendan R. McLane UsnMs. stephanie Wendy McLennanBGen Joseph J. McMenamin UsMC

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(Ret.)CdR Audrain Triplett Usn (Ret.)Mr. Paul A. TrivelliMr. Alan s. Truaxdr. Heath TwichellLTC Robert M. Twiss UsAR (Ret.)Col Gregory s. Tyson UsMCLTC steven L. Updike UsARCdR Gordan van Hook Usn (Ret.)Col James s. Waggener Jr. UsAF (Ret.)Mr. Robert s. WalkerCAPT George K. Walker UsnR (Ret.)CAPT Kenneth J. Walkky UsnCAPT Robert s. Warner Usn (Ret.)Mr. edward G. WebbLTC Byron F. West Jr. UsA (Ret.)RAdM Henry F. White Jr. Usn (Ret.)Mr. Harvey WhiteCAPT Kent A. Willever JAGC, Usn (Ret.)Mr. Hilary G. WoodhousevAdM Makoto Yamazaki JMsdF (Ret.)

to $99COL Harper B. Atherton UsAR (Ret.)Mr. John W. BagwillRAdM Timothy d. Beard iii nJnMMr. Robert n. BeckMr. Jeffrey O. BeldenCAPT stephen s. Bell CeC, Usn (Ret.)CAPT Robert A. Bellitto UsnLCdR Kerem Bilge UsnCAPT edward A. Bobrick UsnR (Ret.)CDR Jeffrey M. Bocchicchio USNCOL nelson B. Bond UsA (Ret.)LT John M. Botdorf UsCGLCDR James J. Bransfield USNR (Ret.)Mr. William A. Briggs Jr.COL Johnnie W. Britton UsA (Ret.)LCdR Robert d. Broadston UsnMr. Kenneth H. BrockwayCdR R. Mitchell Brown iii Usn (Ret.)RAdM Thomas F. Brown iii Usn (Ret.)COL Charles R. Brule sr. RiARnGMr. sumner s. Bryant Jr.CAPT Roger L. Buck Usn (Ret.)CAPT Howard F. Burdick Jr. Usn (Ret.)CACi internationalCAPT Richard s. Callas Usn (Ret.)CAPT Jeffrey L. Canfield USNCAPT nevin P. Carr Usn (Ret.)CdR Joseph Carrigan UsnMr. Amos CecchiMr. Marvin A. Chatinover

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2014 MaTCHiNg DONaTiONSMatching gift companies support their employees in their philanthropic and charitable giving. Listed below are those matching organizations and their donations for 2014 totaling $18,905.86. if your organization matches and is not listed below…please send us the form with your next contribution and we will add them to OUR list of supporters! A listing of most matching companies can be found on our website under Gifts Page, “How to Contribute” at www.nwcfoundation.org/monetarydonations.asp.

MaTCHiNg COMpaNiESAmica Companies Foundation - $150.00 Bank of America - $100.00 Chevron - $150.00 exxonMobil Foundation - $13,000.00 Ge Foundation - $150.00 Hess Corporation - $500.00 iBM Foundation - $273.18 northrop Grumman Foundation - $250.00 northwestern Mutual Foundation -

$150.00 Raytheon Company - $3,407.68 The Boeing Company - $25.00 The delta Airlines Foundation - $125.00 The Prudential Foundation - $125.00 verizon Foundation - $300.00 Wells Fargo - $200.00

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(Ret.)Mr. emanuel PaytonCAPT Richard J. Pera Usn (Ret.)CAPT Robert Peterson Usn (Ret.)CAPT Con van PhanCAPT Hal Pierce Usn (Ret.)vAdM douglas C. Plate Usn (Ret.)Miss Barbara H. PorterMr. Thomas d. Price Jr.LT James d. Pruitt UsnCAPT M. ellen Quisenberry nC, Usndr. Mary B. RaumCol Thomas P. Redden UsMC (Ret.)CAPT dorothy J. Reed UsnCAPT William d. Rhodes Jr. UsnCOL Allan Ricketts UsACAPT Earl R. Riffle USN (Ret.)CAPT Millard F. Roberts ii UsCGR (Ret.)LCdR Colin L. Robinson UsnR (Ret.)CdR Wayne Robinson Usn (Ret.)CAPT John A. Rodgaard UsnMrs. Lucille M. RosaCDR M. C. Rosenfield USCGR (Ret.)CAPT Jack J. samar Jr. Usn (Ret.)CAPT John e. savage Usn (Ret.)CAPT Richard J. scappini JAGC, UsnR

(Ret.)

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(Ret.)Professor Roberta Mudge HumbleMs. denise d. JohnsonMr. david W. Kendall*Mr. William d. Laurie Jr.*CAPT Jerome e. Levy UsnR (Ret.)*CAPT Christopher J. Limerick Jr. Usn

(Ret.)*Mr. nicholas L. LudingtonCommodore Thomas J. Lupo*

Mr. Joseph s. Matose ivCdR Frederick T. Matthies Usn (Ret.)CAPT John F. McCloskey Jr. UsnR

(Ret.)*CAPT d. Robert McGinnis UsnR (Ret.)Mr. John W. McGintyCAPT Mary K. McMunn UsnR (Ret.)*The Honorable J. William Middendorf

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(Ret.)*Mr. Johnny stokesRAdM Joseph C. strasser Usn (Ret.)Capt Justin J. strauss UsAF (Ret.)Mr. Joseph G. sullo*Col Richard B. Taber UsMC (Ret.)CAPT Brown Taylor Usn (Ret.)*CAPT Robert Turpin UsnR (Ret.)CAPT Austin n. volk UsnR (Ret.)*Mr. Harvey WhiteMrs. Judith d. Wood

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CIWAG was established in 2008 at the US Naval War

College to promote interdisciplinary study of the

challenges presented by irregular warfare and armed groups in the

21st century, focusing on fostering interaction,collaboration,

andinteragencycoordinationacross professional military and civilianeducationalinstitutions

throughout the country and with US allies. Its mission encompasses

curriculum development, research, and outreach. The Naval WarCollegeFoundationprovides

funds in support of the annual CIWAG Conference.

RetiredAdm.JamesG.Stavridis,dean of The Fletcher School ofLawandDiplomacyatTuftsUniversity, speaks with students, staff,facultyandguestsduringan evening lecture at U.S. Naval War College in Newport, Rhode Island. The Evening Lecture program is sponsored by the NavalWarCollegeFoundationand made possible by the generosity of our members, bringingnationallyandgloballyrecognized experts in such fieldsasnationalsecurity,worldaffairs,contemporarysocialissues,scientificresearchandprivate industry to speak at the college in support of its educationalmission.

Adm. Michelle Howard, Vice ChiefofNavalOperations,provides keynote speaker remarks during the 2015

Women, Peace and Security conference at U.S. Naval War

College in Newport, Rhode Island. The Women, Peace and Security Conference is

made possible through donor support to the Naval War

CollegeFoundation.(U.S. Navy photo by Chief Mass

Communication Specialist James E. Foehl/Released)

U.S. Naval War College president Rear Adm. P. Gardner Howe III and NWC professor JohnB.HattendorfpresentYaleUniversityprofessorPaulM.KennedytheHattendorfPrizeforDistinguishedOriginalResearchinMaritimeHistory,Nov.20,atYale.Firstawarded in 2011, the prize is made to an individual who has made world-class

achievementinoriginalresearch,contributingtoa deeper historical understanding of the broad contextandinterrelationshipsinvolvedintheroles,contributions,limitationsandusesofthesea services in history. First awarded in 2011, the prize is made possible through the generosity of donorstotheNWCFoundation.Itisawardedattwo- or three-year intervals, providing a $10,000 cashprizewithacitationandbronzemedal.

Where Does Your Donation Go?PROJECT SUPPORT

Evening Lectures $17,527

Faculty Research/CD/Travel $192,700

StudentElectives $50,000

van Beuren Chair $110,085

Brown Chair $70,407

EMC Chair $51,579

Levy Chair $51,132

Ruger Chair $39,601

Named Professorships $47,150

Regional Studies Groups $16,503

Museum Support $3,017

Library Support $3,000

Academic Prizes $21,050

Sailors of the Quarter/Year Awards $1,800

HattendorfMaritimeHistoryPrize $10,000

In Kind Support $121,755

AdditionalCollegeSupport $105,787

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FOuNDER MEMBERS Mr. deForest W. Abel Jr.Mr. Peter C. AusnitMr. Peter Bruce Clark Mr. John J. d’LuhyMrs. Caroline R. FoulkeMr. Hugh J. FreundMr. Harold s. HookMr. John F. KerriganMr. G. Bruce LeibMiss Barbara susan MosbacherMr. Kevin B. MulcahyMr. Charles M. PasarellThe Reverend Marston PriceThe Honorable John W. Warner

LiFE LEaDERS:Life Members Giving Annually of $1,000-2,999Mr. Bruno BichCAPT Frank L. Boushee Usn (Ret.)Mr. George T. F. BoyerLCdR Peter J. Connelly Usn (Ret.)Mr. James s. diMatteoMr. david s. GordonMrs. elizabeth dater JenningsMr. donald J. KillianCAPT Harry W. Konkel Usn (Ret.)Mr. James T. LarkinMr. M. Holt MasseyMr. Carl PetersonMr. Thomas e. RooneyvAdM James e. service Usn (Ret.)Mr. George W. strake Jr.RAdM Joseph C. strasser Usn (Ret.)Mrs. Hope H. van BeurenCAPT Lee e. Whitcomb UsnR (Ret.)

aSSOCiaTE LEaDERSAnnual giving of $1,000-2,999Mr. Theodore H. AshfordMr. edward McCormick Blair Jr.Mr. Charles J. Brucato iiiMr. Howard ChickeringMr. G. s. Beckwith GilbertCdR Hilbert R. Hubble Usn (Ret.)Mr. Andrew W. MarshallMr. James J. McnultyMrs. Alison H. McslarrowMr. Frederick Meserve Jr.Mr. George K. MossMrs. Joyce L. MossMr. and Mrs. Frank n. RayMr. Udo SchroffMr. Carl W. stern Jr.Mr. Harvey White

aSSOCiaTE SpONSORSAnnual giving of $500-999Mr. George AschMr. John A. BeckerLCdR Leonard B. Boehner UsnR (Ret.)Mr. norman H. Brown Jr.Mr. david B. ButlerMr. Bruce R. CleggMr. Jacques O. de LabryvAdM Robert F. dunn Usn (Ret.)Mr. Robert B. evansMs. nancy GreenMs. Louise Mauran Groton

Col Kenneth W. Hillman Jr. UsMC (Ret.)Mr. Lawrence HiteMr. George M. isdale Jr.Mr. verne G. istockRAdM Robert G. James sC, UsnR (Ret.)Ms. Millicent s. JonasThe Honorable Henry A. KissingerMr. Bruce d. KowalThe Honorable James G. LowensteinThe Honorable James F. McHughMr. William C. Miller ivMr. douglas newhouseCdR donald J. nowicki Usn (Ret.)Mr. Paul O’ReillyMr. Gerry H. ParkerMr. david C. PattersonMr. Roberts vs. ReedMr. Robert e. RileyMrs. Kathleen H. RossMs. Theresa M. RynaskiMr. Ken sparksMr. david e. WalkerMr. Kenneth W. WashburnMr. Harlan L.P. WendellMr. William A. WheatleyMr. sydney M. WilliamsLCdR sydney O. Williams UsnR (Ret.)

LiFE SpONSORSLife Members Giving Annually of $500-999Mr. and Mrs. Gerson BakarMr. Richard C. BarkerMr. John H. daltonMr. Henri M. david Jr.CAPT Charles e. Heiland Usn (Ret.)Mr. and Mrs. J. Colin KeithMr. Richard nunnLCdR Jules v. steinhauer UsnR (Ret.)CAPT Robert J. Thomas dC, UsnR (Ret.)

LiFE MEMBERSOnetimemembershipfeeof$3,000Mr. Bruce B. AdaireMr. Larry R. AdamsonMr. William R. AdelaarMr. Michael P. AdlerMr. stephen s. AicheleMrs. Frances AlexakosCAPT Robert C. Alexander Jr. UsnR (Ret.)Mr. Lawrence A. AllenMr. Robert e. AllenMr. Kenneth Paul AllesMr. Robert AlvineMr. Henry H. Anderson Jr.Mr. Jack R. AndersonMrs. Rose-Marie AndersonMr. Thomas d. AndersonRAdM vincent J. Anzilotti UsnR (Ret.)Mr. Frank ArismanMr. Hugh d. Auchincloss iiiMr. stephen P. BacaMr. Rudolph Bacigalupo-RiedelMr. Paul BaillargeonMr. Kamran BajwaMs. Marianna J. BakervAdM John A. Baldwin Jr. Usn (Ret.)Mr. Robert H. BaldwinMr. A. Leslie BallardMr. Greg BanachMr. douglas W. Baragar

CAPT edward L. Barker UsnR (Ret.)Mrs. Barbara McConnell BarrettMr. david A. BarrettCOL Michael J. Barron UsA (Ret.)Mr. Thomas H. BartonMr. Peter BausbacherMr. Gordon T. Beaham iiiCAPT david e. Becker Usn (Ret.)Mr. John T. BeckerMr. James M. BeggsMr. Herman L. BenderCdR edward C. Berdick JAGC, UsnRMr. James BerwindMrs. Barbara d. BettsMr. J. stuart BevanMr. Gonzalve BichMr. Robert W. BigonyMr. Peter i. BijurMr. Philip M. BildenMr. James d. Bishop sr.Mr. John e. BishopMr. Leland B. Bishop iiMr. George C. BittingMr. Charles R. BlackMr. T. eugene BlanchardMr. Allen J. BlockMr. Andrew M. Blumdr. Joseph BlumenCAPT Ronald C. Bogle Usn (Ret.)Mr. John F. BohanMr. Paul J. BohanMr. Richard n. BohanMr. Richard n. Bohan Jr.Mr. Andre P. BohyMr. Cornelius C. BondMr. Michael R. BonsignoreCAPT Charles H. Bowers UsnRCol Thomas G. Bowman UsMCRMr. Rick BoyleMr. Thomas F. BoyleRAdM stanley d. Bozin Usn (Ret.)Mrs. Maureen BradyMrs. Margaret BraggMs. Joan M. BrainardCAPT Jay H. Bramson UsCGR (Ret.)dr. Gary P. BrandelandMr. James H. BrandiMr. d. J. BranningMr. Ansel C. BrasethCAPT Barbara L. Brehm UsnMs. susan e. BrehmMrs. edward J. BrennanMr. Paul J. BrennanMr. Patrick T. BrentMr. William A. Briggs Jr.Mr. Joseph M. Brito Jr.Mr. John B. BrockMr. dayton T. Brown Jr.Mr. Richard C. BrownMr. W. Michael BrownMr. david G. Browningdr. William J. BrowningMr. david O. BrownwoodMs. Beverly BruceMr. salvatore T. BrunoMr. sumner s. Bryant Jr.Mr. erwine T. Buckenmaier Jr.dr. edgar L. BuehlerMr. Joe Buff

dr. Cyril Burke iiiCdR Patrick L. Burke UsnR (Ret.)Mr. Richard A. BurkeMr. Malin BurnhamMr. edward C. Bursk Jr.Mr. david Bush-BrownCAPT Marvin e. Butcher Jr. UsnMr. Robert L. Byers sr.dr. Thomas F. CahillMr. Mark CaldwellMr. Jeremiah M. CallaghanRAdM Joseph F. Callo Jr. UsnR (Ret.)Mr. edwin P. CalouroMr. steve J. CaminisMr. Ronald Campanellidr. Anthony A. CaputiMrs. Chris W. CaragianisCAPT Fred d. Carl UsnR (Ret.)Mr. stephen M. CarmelMr. Jack J. CarmolaMr. Peter R. CarneyMr. dayton T. Carrdr. W. seth CarusMrs. Patricia Heath CaswellMr. Tony CercenaMr. James T. Chadwickdr. Ruth Chamberlain-ChigosMr. Pierre A. Chaodr. Michael W. Chapman MdMr. Stanley W. CheffMr. Kendall G. ChenMr. Faris ChesleyCAPT Michael B. Chesson UsnR (Ret.)dr. david ChigosMr. James Thomas ChirurgMr. david d. ChomeauMr. donald C. ChristMr. William J. ChristieCAPT stephen d. Chubb UsnR (Ret.)Mr. Joseph M. CiancioloMr. George e. Clark Jr.Mr. Michael O. Clarkdr. edward n. ClarkeMr. Christopher William ClementsMr. sanford R. ClimanRAdM Casey W. Coane UsnR (Ret.)Mr. duncan CocroftMr. i. Hearst CoenLt Col Charles W. Cole UsAF (Ret.)Mr. Ralph F. Colin Jr.Mr. George J. CollinsMr. Gordon J. ComerfordMrs. stacie O. CondrellMr. Maurice W. ConnellMr. William J. ConstantineMr. James P. ConwayRAdM Murray C. Cook Usn (Ret.)Professor daniel R. CoquilletteMr. Michael R. CorboyMr. daniel F. CoughlinMr. Robert B. CouttsRAdM Raymond R. Couture UsnR (Ret.)Mr. ernest G. Crane Jr.RAdM John W. Cronin UsnR (Ret.)dr. James d. CrossonMrs. Robert CrownMr. Thomas H. Cuddy Jr.Maj Michael J. Cullen UsAR (Ret.)Ms. norey d. Cullen

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Mr. Francis H. Curren Jr.Mrs. nancy W. Cushing evansMrs. Gale R. d’LuhyCAPT Paul P. daley UsnR (Ret.)Mr. Peter s. damonMr. Charles A. dana iiiMr. John R. danielidr. Lycurgus M. daveyMs. elizabeth Prince de RamelProfessor saverio A. de RuggieroMr. James M. deFranciaMr. Robert F. deibel iiiMr. Thomas e. desmondMrs. Chauncey F. deweyMr. Gordon C. deweyCAPT e. Richard diamond Jr. Usn (Ret.)CAPT Leonard A. diLorenzo UsnR (Ret.)Mr. Henry n. diPietrodiane M. disney Ph.d.The Honorable Paula J. dobrianskyMr. John A. docherty iiiMr. Charles v. dohertyMr. J. P. Tim dolman Jr.Mr. James A. dossMr. Andrew ian douglassMr. Gerald F. dowlingMr. J. J. dragoneMr. and Mrs. ira drukierCAPT Richard C. drummond UsnR (Ret.)Mr. Joseph T. ducasCOL John Page Duffy USA (Ret.)Mr. Philip L. dunmireCAPT Marcy M. dupré Usn (Ret.)dr. Bernard J. duranteMr. John H. durhamLT Carl L. dworman UsnR (Ret.)Mrs. eleanor earlevAdM William A. earner Jr. Usn (Ret.)Mr. daniel G. eastmanRAdM James W. eastwood UsnR (Ret.)Mr. John J. egan Jr.dr. John F. egandr. M. david eganMr. david eisenbergMr. Peter H. elebashMr. Tarek elgawharyMr. edward s. ellimanMr. Hayne ellis iiiMr. david K. elwell Jr.Mrs. Barbara epsteinCAPT donald H. estes Usn (Ret.)Mrs. Anne evansMr. R. Bradford evansMr. Howard A. FafardMr. Kenneth david FalkeMr. James W. FarleyMr. James L. FarrellMr. James H. Farrell Jr.Mr. Benjamin M. FaucettMr. Robert R. FaulknerMr. Paul B. Fay iiiMr. Jack FernstrumMr. Fred FingerMr. Peter J. FinleyMr. Harold B. FinnMrs. Tory FinnertyMrs. Angela Brown FischerMr. Carl B. FisherMr. Ronald Lee FlemingMr. Richard Paul FlinchbaughCAPT Timothy T. Flynn UsnRMr. Robert J. Foley

AdM s. Robert Foley Jr. Usn (Ret.)Mr. david B. FordMr. Lee R. Forker Jr.Ms. Gretta ForresterMr. William B. FortiCol James L. Fowler UsMCR (Ret.)Mr. Francis H. FoxMr. Richard T. FoxCAPT John W. Francis UsnR (Ret.)RAdM William C. Francis Usn (Ret.)Mr. stephen FraryMr. Louis M. FreemanMr. John H. French iiMr. Albert H. FriedrichMrs. Alice FriedrichCAPT Glenn L. Gaddis Usn (Ret.)Mr. Charles H. Gale Jr.LCdR Warren Galkin UsnR (Ret.)CdR Richard C. GallagherMs. Lisa M. GallinatMr. Robert W. GalvinMr. david GanzCAPT H. Joseph Gardner UsnR (Ret.)Ms. Barbara R. Garrowdr. vail P. Garvin FACHeMr. W. Bradford GaryMr. Alexander GastonMrs. vance Hayes GatchelMs. suzette GebhardMr. Philip O. Geier Jr.CAPT Kenneth P. Geil MC, UsnR (Ret.)RAdM Richard C. Gentz Usn (Ret.)Mr. Paul e. GeorgeMr. Alex GersznowiczMr. James F. GetzMr. Nelson S. GiffordMrs. Mary GilbaneCdR Robert L. Gillen Usn (Ret.)Mr. Lawrence d. GitlitzCAPT William J. Gladwin Jr. UsnRMr. William F. GlaserMr. Theodore J. e. GlassonMr. Guilford GlazerMrs. Richard GlickmanMr. Louis M. Golden Jr.Mr. daniel P. GoldsteinMrs. elisa A. GoldsteinMaster Zachary B. Goldsteindr. William H. GondringMr. Peter W. GonzalezMr. John T. GoodhueMr. Brent s. GoodwinMr. Jeffrey L. GordonMr. Richard H. GordonRAdM Russell W. Gorman UsnR (Ret.)Mr. William d. Graham-JudsonCAPT Theodore W. Graske Jr. UsnR (Ret.)Mr. Gilson B. Gray iiiMr. James L. GrayMr. edward d. GraysonCOL Owen L. Greenblatt UsAF (Ret.)Mrs. saunders GreggMs. emily M. GregoryCAPT Peter A. M. Griber Usn (Ret.)Mr. Kenneth A. GriffinMr. Z. Wayne Griffin Jr.CAPT Walter C. Griggs MC, UsnR (Ret.)Mr. Thomas s. GrilkMr. Paul J. Grimes Jr.Professor Richard J. GrunawaltMr. Robert T. GuardMr. Bernard H. GustinCdR Richard R. Gutekunst MsC, Usn

Mr. Jack HafnerMr. John R. HainesMr. Thomas W. HallReverend douglas C. HalvorsenMr. nathaniel P. HamiltonMrs. samuel M. v. HamiltonMr. Robert M. HaniseeCol G. F. Robert Hanke UsMC (Ret.)Mr. Michael J. HarkinsMr. norbert J. Harrington Jr.Mr. david W. HarrisCAPT Peter Webster Harris Usn (Ret.)Mr. R. Perry HarrisMr. Robin P. HartmannMr. John C. HarveyMrs. valorie J. HatchMr. Robert W. HaydenMr. James e. HayesMr. Patrick J. Haynes iiiMr. John H. Hayward Jr.AdM Thomas B. Hayward Usn (Ret.)Mrs. nancy Wendt HealyCAPT Charles J. Heatley iii Usndr. Anthony K. HedleyMr. Robert M. Heidenrichdr. John J. HeimarkMr. H. dale HemmerdingerCAPT Leonard J. Henson JAGC, UsnR

(Ret.)Mr. Clark s. HermanMr. George Gardner Herrickdr. Arthur C. HerringtonMr. Arthur i. HershMr. steven HertzMrs. Minnie Cassatt HickmanMr. Bruce s. HigginbothamMr. Ralph P. HillCAPT shirley A. Hill Usn (Ret.)Mr. James Hilton sr.Mr. John P. HoagMs. Jacqueline d. HodgsonMr. daniel e. Holland iiiMr. Thomas A. HolmesMr. Michael J. HoltMr. John R. Hoover Jr.Mr. Robert C. HooverCAPT Harold W. Hoppe UsnR (Ret.)dr. Richard e. HopperMrs. Margaret HornCdR John M. Hubbs UsnR (Ret.)Mr. Joseph HuberLT stephen Huber UsnMr. Michael s. HudnerMr. Charles e. HugelMs. Ann C. HugheyRAdM William C. Hushing Usn (Ret.)Mr. Lawrence M. ingeneriMr. John W. ingrahamAdM Bobby R. inman Usn (Ret.)Mr. Jonathan T. ishamMr. Robert e. ixMr. Ralph M. JamesMr. Robert L. JamesMr. Hirum A. Jamiel iiMr. dennis P. JancsyMr. dale A. JenkinsCAPT Robert d. Jenkins iii Usn (Ret.)Mr. Jay Robert Jennings iiCdR Willard R. Jernberg Usn (Ret.)LtCol Poindexter M. Johnson UsMC (Ret.)Mr. George s. JohnstonMr. C. Bruce JohnstoneMr. Brice C. Jones

CAPT John Andrew Jones UsnR (Ret.)Mr. Thomas d. JonesLtCol Walter e. Jorgensen UsMCR (Ret.)Mr. Kent H. KaiserMr. edward W. KaneMr. ira Kaplandr. Arnold e. KatzMrs. Howard n. KayCAPT Gary P. Kearney UsnR (Ret.)Mr. James P. KellyMr. John J. KellyMr. Paul F. KellyMr. Harris KennerMr. William J. KenwellMr. Jack d. KeyCAPT John R. Kinczel Usn (Ret.)Mr. daniel K. KinderMr. Archibald e. King Jr.Mr. George A. KingMr. William B. KingMr. Patrick G. Kirbydr. Mark KishelMr. Jeffrey M. KisselMr. Frederick R. KobrickMr. Bernard G. Koether iiMr. Harry Nathan KoflerMr. John KornitzerCAPT Michael Kraynak Jr. Usn (Ret.)Mr. Harvey M. Krueger sr.Mr. Kim M. KruegerMr. Burton s. Kruglickdr. edward T. KrumeichRAdM Ronald J. Kurth Usn (Ret.)Mr. Charles Kurz iiMr. Peter W. KuyperRAdM Francis W. LaCroix Usn (Ret.)Mrs. Mary Ann Hamilton LamontMr. Thomas s. Lamont iiMr. Karl LandgrafMr. R. Peter LandonCAPT James R. Lang UsnR (Ret.)Mr. George W. Lange Jr.dr. Frederick C. LangenbergRAdM William H. Langenberg UsnR

(Ret.)The Honorable James R. LangevinMr. Robert T. e. LansingMr. Jim LanzilloMr. John G. LarameeMr. david J. LarkinMr. david R. LarrMr. Peter LarrMr. david H. LaurieCAPT John H. Leahy UsnR (Ret.)CAPT Harold W. Learson UsnR (Ret.)Mrs. elizabeth LeathermanMr. Richard A. LefebvreMs. Carol A. LemonCAPT Harold F. Lenfest UsnR (Ret.)CdR Bernadine A. Lennon Usn (Ret.)Mr. Robert J. LeshéCol Andrew J. Ley UsMCR (Ret.)Mr. John R. LeyonMr. david P. LeysProfessor Justin H. LibbyCAPT Jack P. Lieberman UsnR (Ret.)CdR Hugh A. Liles UsnR (Ret.)Mr. david e. P. LindhCAPT John d. Lindstrom UsnR (Ret.)Mr. W. stephen LirakisCAPT Henry H. Livingston iii UsnR (Ret.)Mr. Philip A. LloydCAPT Wallace H. Lloyd Jr. UsnR (Ret.)

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Mr. Kerry B. LongMr. John W. LooseMs. Linda K. LorimerMr. Clark B. LothMr. Anthony G. LoucasMr. Robert B. Loughead Jr.Professor Ritchie P. LowryMr. nicholas L. Ludingtondr. William P. LukeMr. Richard J. LundCAPT Kenneth H. Lyons Usn (Ret.)Mr. Ronald K. MachtleyMrs. Prudence Colbert MackallMr. stuart B. MaguireCdR dennis e. Maher Usn (Ret.)Mr. Morton MandelMr. John F. Manning Jr.Mr. edward R. MarchettiMr. Francis F. MarshallMs. Tari Marshall-dayMr. Wells Martin Jr.Mr. Andrew T. MasonRAdM Michael G. Mathis Usn (Ret.)Mr. William M. MatthewsMr. C. Thomas May Jr.Mr. Zachary P. MayRAdM James H. Mayer UsnR (Ret.)Mr. Edward McCaffreyMr. Benjamin W. McClearyThe Honorable Robert C. McCormackMr. Richard P. McCoyMr. Ralph s. McCreaMr. edward B. McdonaldMrs. Florence s. McdonoughMr. Wilson McelhinnyCAPT sally C. Mcelwreath UsnR (Ret.)CdRe Joseph F. Mcenness UsMM (Ret.)Mr. Charles H. McGill iiiCAPT d. Robert McGinnis UsnR (Ret.)Mr. John W. McGintyMr. John dee McGourthy sr.CdR J. Michael McGrath Usn (Ret.)Mr. Robert e. McGrathCAPT William J. McGurk UsnR (Ret.)Mr. James W. McLaneCol Robert d. McLaughry UsMCRThe Honorable Juliette C. McLennanMs. stephanie Wendy McLennanCAPT Walton J. McLeod iii UsnR (Ret.)Mr. Michael e. McMahonMr. Paul J. McnamaraCAPT Kathleen P. McTighe JAGC, Usn

(Ret.)CAPT Hugh A. Merrill Usn (Ret.)Mr. Bradley G. MetcalfMs. Flora MeyerMr. Clarence F. MichalisThe Honorable J. William Middendorf iiMr. Paul Mikadr. donald R. MilesMr. William H. MilhaemMr. Peter de Florez MillardMr. edward s. MillerLt Gen George d. Miller UsAF (Ret.)Mr. scott Miller Jr.Mr. Arthur C. MilotMr. Carl W. MixonMr. William H. MonaghanMr. James F. Mooney Jr.Mr. James e. MooreMr. Wayne d. MooreMr. Thomas J. Moran

Mr. and Mrs. Paul MorencyRAdM Ronald R. Morgan UsnR (Ret.)RAdM dennis G. Morral Usn (Ret.)Mr. Roy L. Morrow Jr.Mr. W. Lincoln Mossop Jr.Mr. Charles H. MottMr. donald W. MoyerMs. sharon O. Moylandr. Joseph C. MoynihanMr. John J. MurphyMr. Patrick J. Murphydr. stephen M. MurphyMr. Glenn MurtaMr. Ardeis Harold Myers Jr.Mr. John H. MyersCOL norman J. nagel dC, CA ARnGMr Richard F. nageleMr. Robert A. nalewajekCOL Joseph F. napoli Jr. UsALTC Joseph F. napoli sr. UsA (Ret.)Mr. John P. neafseyCOL Robert J. nearine AUs (Ret.)The Reverend donald e. needhamMr. Peter M. nicholasMr. edwin F. nicholsonMr. Houshang nikbinMr. Ralph e. nixondr. Mayo A. noerdlingerMr. victor s. noerdlinger Jr.Mr. Jacques C. nordemanMr. Albert A. notiniMr. José W. noyesMr. Thomas O’BrienMr. Michael O’ConnorMrs. Joseph H. O’donnell Jr.Mr. Ronald P. O’HanleyMr. Will P. O’HaraMr. david O’HearneMs. Carol Lee O’MalleyLCdR William A. Obenshain UsnR (Ret.)Mr. William M. OberingMr. John e. OdegaardMr. david A. OestreichMrs. suzanne OlmstedMr. erik K. OlsteinMr. Cameron L. OrrMrs. Betty Jane OwenMrs. Catherine PagliaMr. Richard s. PalmerMr. William J. Papp Jr.Mr. Jonathan Hay Pardeedr. Richard d. ParkerMr. John B. ParsonsCol Rabun n. Patrick UsMCMr. Gordon B. PatteeCAPT William M. Patterson Jr. UsnR

(Ret.)Mr. douglas Lithgow PaulMrs. doreen H. PayntonMr. Curtis H. PearsonMr. Calvin J. PedersenMr. Peter A. PelletierMr. John s. Penney Jr.dr. Anthony James PenningtonCAPT d. Louis Peoples UsnR (Ret.)Mr. John R. PeracchioMr. Robert s. PerkinMr. John M. PerkinsQMC Robert J. Perrello Usn (Ret.)Mr. George M. PerrinMr. ellsworth L. PetersonCdR Harry e. Peterson UsnR (Ret.)Mr. Ralph d. Peterson

Mr. John J. Phelan Jr.Mr. david PhillipsMr. James s. PhillipsMs. Pauline PhippsMr. James L. PickeringCAPT Hal Pierce Usn (Ret.)dr. Rudolph W. PierceMr. Charles M. PigottMr. Tony Piscitellidr. Albert L. PizzicaThe Honorable s. Jay PlagerCAPT Maxime J. Poirrier Usn (Ret.)Mr. edward M. PolkMrs. Harriet d. Polkdr. Jennifer d. PolkLCdR Travis M. Polk MC, UsnMr. Franklin H. PondCAPT Joel A. Porter Usn (Ret.)Ms. Mary McCleary PosnerMr. Arthur H. PostMr. Robert H. PottsCAPT Robert H. Pouch UsnMrs. Beryl s. PowellMr. Richard F. Powers iiiMr. e. Miles Prentice iiiMr. virgil M. Price iiMr. George F. QuaCdR Thomas F. Quirk Jr. UsnR (Ret.)Mr. William J. RaduchelMr. suresh RamamurthyLCdR Thor H. Ramsing UsnR (Ret.)Mr. darley T. RandallMr. F. Richard RapaskyRAdM Robert A. Ravitz UsnR (Ret.)Mr. John J. ReganMr. B. Franklin Reinauer iiiMr. John F. ReinhartMr. Russell s. Reynolds Jr.Mr. John H. W. Rhein iiidr. Grant F. RhodeMs. Margaret A. RhodesPam RibbeyCdR nicholas d. Ricco Usn (Ret.)Mr. George s. RichMr. John W. Richmond Jr.CAPT Tor Richter MC, Usn (Ret.)Ms. Catherine d. RipleyMr. Henry M. RobinettLCdR Colin L. Robinson UsnR (Ret.)Mr. Harold H. Robinson iiiMr. John R. RobinsonAmbassador Paul H. Robinson Jr.Mr. Richard RobinsonMr. Kevin J. RochfordMr. Lincoln Roden iiidr. Joseph RodriguezMrs. Leone RodriguezMr. Fred RoedelMr. daniel Rosedr. elihu RoseBrig Gen edward W. Rosenbaum UsAF

(Ret.)Mr. Richard M. Rosenbergdr. Richard M. RosenblattMr. Robert s. RosenfeldMr. Henry d. RossCdR Thomas M. Rossi Usn (Ret.)Mr. steve L. RothMr. Gerald s. RourkeMr. Joseph d. RoxeMr. Charles B. RoyalsCAPT Richard B. Rubenstein Usn (Ret.)Ms. nora Ruebrook

Mr. William B. Ruger Jr.Mr. William RunyonMr. Jay W. Ryersondr. nathan e. saint-AmandHRH Hany M. salaamMr. Christopher salesMajGen John J. salesses UsMCR (Ret.)Mr. Gerrit sanfordMr. Robert F. sappioCAPT George K. sargent iii UsnR (Ret.)Col Joseph e. sawyer Jr. UsMCRMr. Willits H. sawyer iiiCAPT Richard J. scappini JAGC, UsnR

(Ret.)Mr. nicholas schausReverend Richardson schellMr. Chauncey e. schmidtMr. William H. schmidtdr. George R. schoedinger iiiMr. Austin SchofieldMr. Cameron J. SchofieldMr. Jeffrey SchofieldMr. Charles e. schroederMr. edmund A. schwesinger Jr.Mr. Kenneth F. scigulinskyMr. Thomas J. scott Jr.Mr. samuel K. scovilMr. Tony scullionMG stephen R. seiter UsA (Ret.)CdR Robert W. selle UsnR (Ret.)Mr. Karl A. sennCAPT John d. sentz UsnR (Ret.)Mr. R. Michael shanahanMr. vincent J. shanahan Jr.Mr. steven shawMr. david T. shelbyMr. John P. shelton Jr.Ms. Belinda J. shepardMr. Albert K. sherman Jr.Mr. W. Joseph shoemakerMr. Jon sieckMr. Jeffrey M. SiegalMr. Charles e. sigetyMr. Bruce W. simmonsMr. William R. simmonsMr. Richard C. simonsMr. Humphrey B. simsondr. John d. sinkLTC Richard J. sinnott UsARMrs. Patricia K. SlingluffMr. david sloaneMr. John J. slocum Jr.Mr. dennis slutskyMr. George e. slyeMr. Joel e. smilowMr. Graeme J.W. smithMr. H. C. Bowen smithMr. James M. smithMr. Kevin K. P. smithRAdM Lester Robert smith Usn (Ret.)Mr. Orin R. smithMr. Richey smithRAdM Robert s. smith iii UsnR (Ret.)Mrs. sally smithMr. scott A. smithMr. Thadeous C. smithMr. C. L. smythe Jr.COL Willard B. snyder UsAR (Ret.)dr. Carla soteloMr. Mark s. sotelodr. david B. spencerMr. William H. F. spencerRAdM donald G. st. Angelo UsnR (Ret.)

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Mr. Georges C. st. Laurent Jr.Mr. Joseph C. stamlerMrs. Arthur J. stanzianoMr. Richard A. starkdr. John d. stegmanMr. dean stephanMr. Bret L. stephensMr. Charles P. stetson Jr.Mrs. Charles P. stetsondr. Jackson C. stevensMs. Linda G. stevensMr. e. nicholson stewartMrs. Alice e. stokesMr. Frederick M. straderCapt Justin J. strauss UsAF (Ret.)Mr. Robert e. struckdr Albert L. strunkCAPT edward A. studzinski Usn (Ret.)vAdM sadaomi sue JMsdF (Ret.)Mr. A. Michael sullivan Jr.LtCol Thomas A. svoboda UsMC (Ret.)RdML Kevin M. sweeney UsnMr. Brandon W. sweitzerCAPT Frederick L. swindal Jr. UsnR (Ret.)Mr. Michael sylvesterCdR Jonathan sym sC, UsnRMr. Andre s. TatibouetMs. Betty Ann TaylorMr. Charles d. TaylorMr. John K. TaylorMs. Tracey ThomasMr. William e. ThomasMr. Geoffrey A. Thompsondr. daniel M. Thysdr. susan Thys-JacobsMr. Walter C. TillinghastMr. Richard Preston TonkinsonMr. Robert J. TouheyCdR Audrain Triplett Usn (Ret.)Mr. Thomas Trowbridge Jr.CdR Walter d. Tucker UsnR (Ret.)Professor William e. TurcotteADM Stansfield M. Turner USN (Ret.)CAPT Robert Turpin UsnR (Ret.)Mr. Kenneth P. UrbanMrs. Gail UrsoMs. Andrea van BeurenMr. Archbold d. van BeurenMs. Barbara van BeurenMr. Thomas W. vettMr. Richard C. vieMr. Gregory T. visticaMr. Richard H. vortmannMr. Robert s. WalkerMr. John K. Wallace Jr.Mr. Marc J. WalshCol Frank e. Walton UsMCR (Ret.)Mr. Charles B. WangMr. Raymond n. WarehamMr. John W. Watling iiiMr. don C. WattersMr. Bruce R. WattsMr. edward G. WebbCAPT solon d. Webb UsnR (Ret.)Col Arthur s. Weber Jr. UsMC (Ret.)Col Allen e. Weh UsMCR (Ret.)Mrs. Roma R. Wehdedr. darryl s. Weimandr. Mark M. WeimanCdR Ralph C. Weiss Usn (Ret.)dr. Richard C. WeissMr. noble Welch

CAPT Lisalee A. Wells JAGC, UsnR (Ret.)Mr. Howard B. Wentz Jr.Mr. sidney F. WentzMr. Carl R. Wenz Jr.Mr. William G. WertvAdM Thomas R. Weschler Usn (Ret.)CAPT Thomas v. Whalen UsnR (Ret.)Mr. Halsted W. WheelerRAdM Glenn e. Whisler Usn (Ret.)CAPT James G. White ii UsnRMr. John J. WhiteMr. Robert F. White Jr.Mr. R. Bruce WhitneyMr. Charles A. WhittinghamMr. Charles L. WickervAdM Joe Williams Jr. Usn (Ret.)CAPT Roy e. Williams UsnR (Ret.)Mr. Ben H. Willingham Jr.Mr. Myron Wilnerdr. James s. WilsonMr. Jay R. WilsonMrs. sonia WilsonMrs. James W. WinstonRAdM Ray C. Witter Usn (Ret.)Ms. Linda WolfMrs. Judith d. WoodCAPT Thomas d. Wood JAGC, UsnR (Ret.)Ms. Barbara WoodburyMr. Gary L. Wuslichdr. Lionel WyldCAPT elizabeth G. Wylie Usn (Ret.)Mrs. Maesie C. WylieMr. Carl L. YeckelMr. Jose J. YglesiasMs. Laurie YokenMr. steve YokenMr. donald J. Zehnder sr.Mr. Robert J. Zemaitis

gRaDuaTE LiFE MEMBERSOnetimemembershipfeeof$500CAPT Thomas K. Aanstoos sC, UsnRMr. Matthew J. AbbottCAPT Alan J. Abramson UsnLCdR Matthew J. Acanfora UsnLCdR Kevin L. Achterberg UsnLCDR Jefferson W. Adams USNRdML sandra e. Adams UsnRBGen Wayne T. Adams UsMC (Ret.)LCdR Kolade James Adediji nigerian navyCAPT Gregory H. Adkisson Usn (Ret.)CdR Beth Y. Ahern UsnMr. Charles s. AhlgrenLCdR Patricia H. Ajoy UsnAdmiral Abdulla s. Al Mansoori Bahrain

Royal naval ForceMr. Wendell i. AlbrightCdR James W. Alderink Usn (Ret.)Mr. Keith e. AlexanderCdR Richard n. Alheid UsnRLCdR david Aliberti UsnCdR Tomas A. Alksninis UsnCAPT Ronald C. Allan UsnR (Ret.)Professor Craig H. AllenCAPT John e. Allen Usn (Ret.)Lt Col John J. Allen UsAFCOL Thomas A. Allmon UsACAPT Anthony L. Allou UsnGen daniel B. Allyn UsALTC Martin J. Alpert sC, UsARCdR Michael P. Alvarez Usn (Ret.)CDR Jeffrey M. Alves USNCAPT steven n. Anastasion Usn (Ret.)

LCdR Ben Anderson UsnMr. Bobby d. AndersonCol Byron B. Anderson UsAFCdR Christopher d. Anderson UsnMAJ duane Anderson UsA (Ret.)Mrs. erin M. AndersonCAPT Mary A. Anderson MC, Usn (Ret.)Mr. Richard W. AndersonCAPT Kosta Genov Andreev Bulgarian

navyMrs. Mary Jo AndrelosLCdR Matthew J. Andrews UsnLT Amalon M. Aneson UsnLCdR Jason L. Ansley UsnCdR Marlin C. Anthony UsnCdR david J. Appezzato UsnLCdR Lonnie Appleget UsnCdR Linton d. Arbaugh UsnR (Ret.)CdR Robert L. Arbeene Usn (Ret.)Maj virgilio G. Arcega Jr. UsMCMr. eric F. ArcherMr. John P. ArmocidaCol Chester A. Arnold Jr. UsMCLCdR Matthew J. Arnold UsnMAJ John R. Arpin UsACAPT Raymond J. Art Usn (Ret.)LCdR Brad L. Arthur UsnMr. Patrick T. ArvidsonLCdR samuel W. Asbury UsnRBrig Gen Myron G. Ashcraft AnG (Ret.)CAPT Mark A. Assur UsnRLCdR Kathleen A. Atkisson JAGC, UsnCAPT Timothy K. Atmajian UsnCdR Michael L. Atwell UsnRCAPT vincent A. Augelli UsnCdR Robert C. Austin Usn (Ret.)LT Amada Y. Avalos UsnRLCdR samuel Ayelazono Ghana navyCAPT Robin M. Babb Usn (Ret.)LCdR sean M. Babbitt UsnCdR Jason B. Babcock UsnBG Rick Baccus ARnG (Ret.)LCdR Bruce G. Bachand UsnLCdR shelby Y. Baecker UsnCAPT C. Richard Bagshaw UsnR (Ret.)LCdR Joseph R. Baich UsnCdR Todd s. Baier UsnCol Paul L. Bailey UsAF (Ret.)CAPT Rhetta Ray Bailey Usn (Ret.)MajGen Ronald L. Bailey UsMCLCdR sean R. Bailey UsnCol Thomas M. Bailey UsAF (Ret.)MAJ Michael B. Baka UsACAPT George H. Baker Jr. UsnCol stephen C. Baker UsMCCAPT William R. Baker Jr. MsC, UsnCdR Per Anders Bakke Royal norwegian

navyLt Col Richard L. Baltes UsAFCdR Teresa Bandur-duvall UsnCol david d. Banholzer UsAFCMsGT Joseph T. Banick UsAF (Ret.)CAPT Myron C. Banks JAGC, UsnR (Ret.)CdR Babak A. Barakat UsnCol Richard d. Baranzini UsAFR (Ret.)Ms. Angela BarclayLtCol Michael J. Barker UsMC (Ret.)LTC Chadwick d. Barklay UsARLtCol William Alek Barnes UsMCAdmiral and Mrs. Guillermo Barrera

Colombian navy (Ret.)CAPT William s. Barrett UsnR (Ret.)CAPT John P. Barron UsnLT edward Barry Jr. Usn

LCdR John s. Barsano UsnCdR stephen A. Bartek Usn (Ret.)Mr. James d. BarthaProfessor Henry C. Bartlett Jr.Col Ronald W. Bashant UsAF (Ret.)Col Michael J. Basla UsAFCdR dennis s. Bauby UsCGLCdR Troy d. Bauder UsnCAPT Carl T. Bauer UsnRCol William d. Bauer UsMC (Ret.)LCdR Russell A. Baum Jr. UsnLT Heather L. Beal UsnMr. Terrence e. BealCAPT Thomas R. Beall Usn (Ret.)LtCol Christopher d. Beasley UsMCLCdR Robert e. Beauchamp UsnMAJ Keaton L. Beaumont UsACAPT Charles C. Beck UsCGCAPT Kathy T. Becker UsnCdR vasileios Beletsiotis Hellenic navyCAPT Joseph e. Belinski Usn (Ret.)COL Margaret H. Belknap UsACdR Martin L. Belko UsnLT daniel Bell UsCGCAPT Martyn W. Bell RAn (Ret.)CAPT stephen s. Bell CeC, Usn (Ret.)CAPT Creighton G. Bellinger MC, UsnR

(Ret.)CAPT Robert A. Bellitto UsnMaj diane L. Belmessieri AnGCdR Anthony d. Benedetto UsnRCdR Joseph Beneski iii UsnRLCdR Caesar s. Benipayo UsnMrs. darma L. BennettCDR Jeffrey A. Bennett II USNCAPT Peter C. Bennett Usn (Ret.)CdR Thomas A. Bennett Usn (Ret.)dr. daniel J. Benny UsnRdr. Allen BensonCol Charles L. Benson Jr. UsAFLCdR david R. Benson UsnRLCDR Jeffery W. Benson USNCdR Richard A. Benson UsnRMr. david J. BergerCOL Albion A. Bergstrom UsA (Ret.)CAPT Al J. Bernard UsCG (Ret.)CdR Robert A. Berner UsnCdR Peter R. Berning UsnMAJ scott J. Bertinetti UsALCDR Jeffrey R. Bessler USNMaj debra A. Beutel UsMCLTC Leon A. Bickford UsALCdR erik M. Bickle UsnMAJ Lance Bickley UsMCMs. elizabeth C. BieriCol edward O. Bierman UsMC (Ret.)LCdR Christopher M. Biggs UsnCdR Jeanne Binder sC, Usn (Ret.)Mr. John J. BirdCAPT George Birdt Usn (Ret.)LCdR Jullian C. Bishop sr. UsnCdR steven B. Bishop UsnMaj eduardo Bitanga ii UsMCLt Col Abraham K. Biwot Kenya navyLT Mark O. Bjerke UsnCdR James T. Black UsnCol William Black UsMCCAPT William R. Blakeley Usn (Ret.)Col Richard J. Blanchfield USMCCdR Anthony R. Blankenship UsnLCdR Cheryl W. Blanzola nC, UsnCOL verle M. Bleese UsAR (Ret.)CdR Christopher T. Blekicki Usn

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CAPT Robert P. Blickle Usn (Ret.)Professor Paul s. BlochCol Carl H. Block UsAFMs. Laraine F. BlockLCdR William C. Blodgett Jr. UsnLCdR Trevor A. Blow UsnRMs. sarah e. BobbinLCdR Joseph P. Bobrowski UsnCDR Jeffrey M. Bocchicchio USNMs. Anne C. BodineMAJ Russell e. Bodine UsALT nicholas T. Bogaard UsnCdR Richard A. Boggs UsnRCdR Aubrey W. Bogle UsCG (Ret.)dr. William BograkosCdR Kevin d. Bohnstedt UsnLCdR Jason R. Boles UsnCdR Harry P. Bolich Usn (Ret.)Ms. Catherine BollLTC Mark C. Boll ARnGCAPT Walter e. Bombarda Brazilian navyCOL nelson B. Bond UsA (Ret.)CdR Walter Bonilla UsnCOL John J. Bonin UsALCdR John d. Boone UsnMs. Barbara BorchardtCapt Adeluis santelices Bordado

Philippine navyCdR Himadri Bose indian navyLT John M. Botdorf UsCGCDR Kurt Ludwig Bottger Garfias Peruvian

navyCdR. Michael s. Boucher UsnLt Col Joseph R. Bouley UsAF (Ret.)LCdR Catherine s. Boulware Usn (Ret.)Lt Col Mark C. Bour AnGCAPT Brian s. Bourgeois UsnRCdR. Paul d. Bowdich UsnLCdR John R. Bowen UsnCdR Matthew J. Bowen UsnCol Christopher W. Bowman UsAFCOL Herchell A. Boyd UsA (Ret.)CAPT John M. Boyd UsnRLT sharon C. Boyd UsnCdR Alan L. Boyer UsnLCdR Phillip A. Boyer UsnCdR david R. Bradley UsnCAPT Brenda F. Bradley-davila UsnProfessor Lawrence L. BradyLCdR sean P. Brady UsCGLCdR Kevin M. Brand UsnCAPT steve J. Brasington MC, UsnLCdR Michael d. Brathwaite Trinidad &

Tobago Coast GuardMrs. nancy Preston BredbeckProfessor George L. Breeden iiCdR Mark R. Breeden UsnRLt Col John e. Brence UsAFCAPT Lawrence B. Brennan JAGC, UsnRLCdR neil M. Brennan UsnCAPT Joseph R. Brenner UsnCAPT Aaron G. Bresnahan UsnRCAPT James B. Bridge UsnRLCdR Kendall G. Bridgewater UsnLCdR steven M. Briese UsnRdr. Lawson W. Brighamdr. Heath J. BrightmanCdR scott A. Briquelet UsnCAPT don J. Briselden CeC, Usn (Ret.)Ms. Lou Ann J. BroadLCdR Robert d. Broadston UsnLt Col Jeffrey A. Brock USAFCAPT James F. Brooke iii Usn (Ret.)

Col James J. Brooks UsAF (Ret.)CAPT Linton F. Brooks Usn (Ret.)LT darrell W. Brown ii UsnCdR david P. Brown UsnRAdM david C. Brown UsMs (Ret.)Mr. Gary A. BrownLtCol Jason P. Brown UsMCCOL Keirn C. Brown Jr. UsA (Ret.)CdR Kenneth B. Brown UsnCdR R. Mitchell Brown iii Usn (Ret.)RdML Michael J. Browne UsnRCdR Todd M. Bruemer UsnCOL Charles R. Brule sr. RiARnGCAPT Thomas R. Brundage Jr. Usn (Ret.)LCdR Joseph R. Brunson UsnCdR Henry H. Brus iii UsnCAPT Kathleen M. Bruyere Usn (Ret.)CdR Chadwick B. Bryant Usndr. James A. Bryant Jr.CdR Robert B. Bryant UsnCol david T. Buckwalter UsAF (Ret.)CAPT Robert A. Buehn Jr. UsnMr. Jeffrey D. BuehrleProfessor William F. BundyLT Glenn G. Buni UsnRCol Mark C. Bunton UsMC (Ret.)LCdR samson Jaglaba Bura nigerian navyCOL Robert J. Burch UsACdR victoria L. Burchett UsnCAPT Howard F. Burdick Jr. Usn (Ret.)CAPT John J. Burke iii Usn (Ret.)Col Chris W. Burkhart UsMCR (Ret.)LTC Larry C. Burner ii UsACAPT david M. Burnes Usn (Ret.)Mr. Bruce s. BurnsMr. david v. BurnsCOL John C. Burns UsACAPT John M. Burns MsC, UsnRCAPT Patrick C. Burns UsnRLtCol shawn W. Burns UsMC (Ret.)LCdR Wallace A. Burns Jr. UsnMs. Gretchen M. BurrierLT James P. Burrill UsnRCdR daniel K. Burton UsnRCdR Robert L. Bushong UsnCAPT david R. Bustamante UsnLt Col Charles e. Butcher Jr. AnGCAPT James P. Butler Usn (Ret.)Ms. valerie A. ButlerCAPT Robert C. Buzzell UsnCOL Robin R. Cababa UsA (Ret.)Col Kevin A. Cabanas UsAFLtCol George Cadwalader Jr. UsMCCdR Robert A. Cady UsnRAdM Julius s. Caesar UsnR (Ret.)Col Gregory M. Cain UsAFCdR Jack C. Cain UsnLt Col Brent A. Calderwood UsAFLCdR daniel W. Caldwell UsnProfessor William M. CalhounMs. donna A. CallahanCAPT daniel J. Callan MC, UsnMAJ scott d. Cameron UsACAPT Wallace Camilleri Armed Forces of

MaltaLT Karen L. Camp UsnCOL Ann M. Campbell UsARCdR Brian A. Campbell UsnRMaj Gen Craig e. Campbell AK AnGLCdR Garrett i. Campbell UsnLT Joseph L. Campbell UsnCdR Kyle R. Campbell UsnCdR Reginald Campbell Usn

Mr. Timothy M. CanadyCAPT Jeffrey L. Canfield USNCdR Mario C. Caputo UsnRLtCol Mario A. Carazo UsMCCAPT Kenneth W. Carel UsnLCdR Paul A. Carelli UsnCAPT Robert H. Carey Jr. UsnLCdR Louis O. Carl UsnRCOL dwayne Carman UsALt Col John R. Carmen UsAFRCOL Robert L. Carney UsACol James P. Carothers UsMC (Ret.)CAPT stanley d. Carpenter Usn (Ret.)RAdM Wendi B. Carpenter UsnR (Ret.)CdR Alexander e. Carr UsnLT Robert M. Carr UsnRCAPT Richard P. Carrano UsnRCdR Joseph Carrigan UsnCdR James F. Carroll nC, UsnCdR James T. Carroll iii Usn (Ret.)CdR Ryan T. Carron UsnMs. Melissa A. CarteeProfessor Brad Carter PhdLTC Jeffery A. Carter USACdR John A. Carter UsnLCdR John A. Carter UsnvAdM Walter e. Carter Jr. Usndr. daniel CartinMr. Jeffrey M. CasalinaCAPT John s. Casey UsnR (Ret.)BG Paul e. Casinelli ARnGLCdR eric R. Casler UsCGCAPT Luc Cassivi Canadian ForcesLtCol Frederick J. Catchpole UsMCCAPT susanne M. Caviness UsPHsLCdR Christine B. Cawayan UsnCAPT Mark A. Cawthorn UsCGLCdR salvatore J. Ceraolo Usn (Ret.)CdR Patricia A. Cerchio-vieira UsnCol Robert W. Cerney UsMC (Ret.)CdR Jill R. Cesari Usndr. Charles C. Chadbourn iiiRAdM david F. Chandler Usn (Ret.)CdR dewon M. Chaney UsnLCdR Matthew W. Chang UsnCOMO se Hwan Chang (Ret.)Mr. david G. ChastonLCdR davey W. Chavarria Usn (Ret.)Mr. Michael e. CheneyCdR Frederick Cheng UsnRMaj steven R. Cherrington UsAFCdR Robert n. Chevrette UsnCdR Peter Chiang UsnR (Ret.)CAPT david W. Chilson UsnR (Ret.)CAPT Paul M. Chiron Romanian naval

ForcesCdR Patricia Ann Chmiel Usn (Ret.)CdR John J. Choi UsnMr. Thomas ChoinskiLCdR Joseph P. Chopek UsnLTC eric H. Choy UsALt Col david L. Christensen UsAFMr. Thomas s. ChristensenRAdM John n. Christenson UsnMs. sylvia W. ChristiansenLCdR James d. Christie UsnCol John P. Christopher UsMCLTC John s. Chu UsALCdR Matthew W. Cieslukowski UsnCAPT david A. Cinalli UsCGLCdR daniel e. Cindrich UsnR (Ret.)CAPT Larry R. Ciolorito MsC, UsnMs. Mac Clabaugh

CDR Kevin M. Claffy USNCol dennis e. Clancey UsMCColonel steven e. Clapp UsAFCAPT H. Ward Clark Jr. Usn (Ret.)LCdR Kalohi R. Clark UsnMs. Lisa Marie C. ClarkCdR Robert T. Clark UsnRLCdR William d. Clark sC, UsnLt Col Michelle M. Clays UsAFMr. William e. ClementsLT Christopher W. Clevenger UsnMr. Gerard J. Clifford Jr.Mr. John J. CliffordCdR stephen M. Close UsnRCol Michael L. Cluff USMC (Ret.)Mr. James L. ClunanCAPT stephen M. Cobbe UsnR (Ret.)LCdR Bryan M. Cochran UsnCdR Joseph R. Coelho Usn (Ret.)CDR William Coffie USNCAPT Howard C. Cohen JAGC, UsnRLTC Jose L. Coito UsACdR Richard G. Colburn UsnRLCdR Christopher F. Colby UsnCAPT John P. Coles UsnProfessor Alberto R. CollCdR Joseph M. Collett UsnRMr. daniel G. CollinsLCdR dennis e. Collins UsnLCdR John P. Collins UsnMrs. Margaret C. Collinsdr. Clark s. ColvinCAPT Andrew J. Combe Usn (Ret.)LCdR Robert C. Compher UsCGCdR Kevin M. Comstock JAGC, UsnRCdR Rey d. Conard UsnCdR Benjamin d. Cone UsnLt Col Michael e. Conley UsAFCAPT Robert d. ConnCol shane M. Connary UsAFCAPT e. Clyde Connelley Jr. Usn (Ret.)COL Michael L. Conrad UsA (Ret.)COL Beshara J. Constantine Jr. UsAMrs. Anita W. ConwayLTCdR William T. Cook UsnCdR Timothy v. Cooke UsnLT Matthew K. Coombs Usndr. david A. CooperLCdR Robert n. Cooper UsnLCdR Timothy M. Cooper UsnLCdR Wesley W. Cooper UsnCol Margaret A. Cope UsAFRCol Gary A. Corbett UsAF (Ret.)Minister Joan e. CorbettCOMO Lee G. Cordner RAnCAPT Bradley J. Cordts JAGC, UsnLT Jerry d. Cornett Jr. UsnCAPT Richard W. Cost UsnR (Ret.)RAdM Tony L. Cothron UsnCOL david G. Cotter UsAMaj Patrick K. Cotter AnGLtCol Robert L. Coulombe UsMC (Ret.)CAPT Richard A. Coulon MC, UsnR (Ret.)The Honorable Michael W. CoulterLCdR John R. Courtright UsnLT Jo~Andrew d. Cousins UsCGCOL Anthony J. Couture UsACAPT debra C. Couture MsC, Usn (Ret.)LCdR Richard G. Couture Jr. UsnRAdM Cynthia Ann Covell UsnCAPT Anthony T. Cowden UsnRCAPT George A. Cox UsnCdR James d. Cox Usn

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MajGen John v. Cox UsMC (Ret.)LtCol Wayne O. Cox UsMCCdR John A. Craig RnCAPT Lee d. Crane sC, Usn (Ret.)CdR James O. Cravens UsnRLCdR Russell n. Crawford Jr. UsnMAJ Christopher B. Creaghe UsALTC Buckner M. Creel iv UsA (Ret.)Mr. Benjamin F. Crew Jr.CAPT A. Jay Cristol JAGC, UsnR (Ret.)CdR Timothy A. Crone UsnLCdR devere J. Crooks UsnCol Francis C. Crosby UsAF (Ret.)Mr. Peter A. CrosbyLCdR Robert Crosby UsnCAPT daniel C. Cross UsnLTC david M. Cross UsARCAPT Robert d. Crossan ii CHC, UsnCdR elizabeth A. Crotty UsnR (Ret.)CAPT david A. Crounse UsnRCAPT Thomas R. Crowell UsnLCdR Brett e. Crozier UsnLCdR Paul A. Crump UsnMs. Catherine A. CruzLTC John F. Cuddy sr. ARnGLTC Laurian G. Cuffy USACOL Francis J. Cummings UsA (Ret.)LCdR Mark L. Cummings UsnLCdR Patrick J. Cummings UsnMr. Lance F. CunninghamLCdR sean T. Cushing UsnCOL Patrick J. Cusick UsARCAPT Robert e. Cyboron Usn (Ret.)LtCol Brian P. Cyr UsMCMr. Joseph C. CyrulikMr. Broox H. CzarneckiBrig Gen James J. d’Agostino UsAF (Ret.)Mr. Robert d’AgostinoCdR Thomas P. d’Agostino UsnRLCdR Michael d’Angelo UsnMG Kenneth R. dahl UsALt Col Bryan T. dahle-Melsaether UsAFLCdR Michael J. daigle Jr. UsnCdR Paul M. dale UsnCAPT Anthony C. dalton RAnRAdM Jane G. dalton JAGC, Usn (Ret.)Lt Col Kent B. dalton UsAFCAPT Peter W. damisch UsnRLCdR Andrew d. danko UsnLCdR Luke W. danzo UsnLCdR Jason darby UsnCol Kevin s. darnell UsAF (Ret.)LTC Keith darrow UsALTC susan A. davidson UsACAPT Benton vincent davis UsnR (Ret.)CAPT Christopher R. davis UsnRMs. elizabeth T. davisCapt Joseph B. davis Jr. UsMC (Ret.)CdR Karen Landry davis Usn (Ret.)LCdR Laurence M. davis UsnRCdR Thomas P. davis UsnCdR Tommie e. davis Jr. UsnCAPT Timothy L. davison Usn (Ret.)Lt. Col darik C. day AnGCAPT Michael H. day UsCGCAPT Ted daywalt UsnRCAPT Renato R. de Aguiar Freire Brazilian

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Maj douglas C. de La Mater UsAFCdR Arthur s. de Leon UsnCOL William H. deane UsAR (Ret.)CdR Anthony deaville UsnMr. Brett M. deckerCol Jeffrey W. Decker USAFCAPT John d. deehr UsnCdR Ralph L. deFalco iii UsnRCol Leonard J. deFrancisci UsMCRCdR Kevin J. delamer UsnCAPT Robert F. delaney UsnR (Ret.)LCdR Teddy d. delgado UsnMr. david J. deliaLCdR Bruce F. dell UsnRAdM Jay A. deLoach UsnR (Ret.)CAPT david e. delwiche CeC, Usn (Ret.)LCdR steven H. deMoss UsnCAPT edward J. dempsey UsnR (Ret.)CdR Timothy J. demy CHC, Usn (Ret.)CAPT Paul A. denham UsnRMr. Lawrence e. dennellyLt Col Jeffrey S. Dennis USAFCol Richard L. dennis UsMC (Ret.)LCdR daniel J. deptula UsCGCAPT Robert L. desh UsCGLt Col Mark A. desjardins UsAFCdR Robert C. deTolve JAGC, UsnBrig Gen James C. dever Jr. UsAF (Ret.)dr. Robert L. deverCdR Brook deWalt UsnCol debra A. dexter UsAFLTC Gary F. di Gesu UsA (Ret.)Mr. Michael T. diceCAPT Kenneth T. dickerson UsnRCAPT Laura M. dickey UsCGCAPT James W. dickson Usn (Ret.)CAPT James M. diehl UsnRLCdR Michael R. dillon UsnLCdR Aaron W. dimmock UsnMr. Lowell Dimoffdr. Joseph diRenzo iiiCAPT John A. dirks JAGC, UsnRCOL Barry s. diRuzza UsACdR Christopher W. doane UsCG (Ret.)Mr. Owen J. dohertyMr. Peter M. dohertyCdR daniel T. dolan UsnMr. erik P. dolatowskiMr. Jim dolbowLCdR John e. dolby UsnLCdR James A. domachowski UsnProfessor Peter J. dombrowskiMr. Keith e. dominicLT Rebecca M. domzalski UsnCdR Peter J. donaher iii UsnLTC Christopher T. donahue UsACAPT Conrad J. donahue Usn (Ret.)CAPT stephen J. donley UsnCdR Michael P. donnelly UsnLTC Thomas W. donnelly UsA (Ret.)CdR edward M. donohoe Usn (Ret.)CdR Cathleen M. donohue UsnCol daniel J. donovan ii UsAF (Ret.)CdR Lawrence G. donovan Jr. UsnRCOL Patricia A. dooley UsA (Ret.)COL Alex C. dornstauder UsACOL Albert F. dorris UsA (Ret.)CAPT C. William dossel UsnCOL denis P. doty UsAFCdR William C. doty UsCG (Ret.)Ms. Catherine A. doughertydr. Frank C. douglas ivLTC Roy F. douglas UsA

CdR daniel d. downing JAGC, UsnRCdR Craig A. doxey UsnMr. Bradford T. doyleCol Kevin M. doyle UsMCR (Ret.)LCdR Matthew e. doyle UsnCdR Terrence M. doyle UsnMaj Teresa J. drag UsMCProfessor Fred P. drake Jr.CAPT George B. dresser UsnRCdR Matthieu drevon French navyCOL Frederic A. drummond Jr. UsACAPT Hung Tri duCdR Tom s. duann UsnCol Frank H. duBose Jr. UsMCR (Ret.)CdR douglas R. ducharme UsnR (Ret.)LT Joe duchesneauLCdR dwayne d. ducommun UsnCAPT Robert A. duetsch UsnRLCDR Matthew J. Duffy USNCAPT John T. duGene Usn (Ret.)dr. donna A. duloMaj Matthew A. dumenigo UsMCCAPT Franklin T. dunn Usn (Ret.)Mr. Kenneth R. dunnCdR ernestine H. duran UsnLCdR Brian B. durand UsnLT nicholas e. durgin UsnCdR Robert M. durlacher UsnCdR Peter A. dutton JAGC, Usn (Ret.)Mr. Thomas A. duvalCAPT daniel W. dwyer UsnCAPT Richard J. eason UsnCAPT Roger C. easton Jr. UsnLCdR Jennifer L. eaton UsnCdR Holly e. eberhart UsnRLCdR Allen L. edmiston UsnLtCol david W. edson UsMCCol James W. edwards UsAFRCAPT Jonathan P. edwards UsnCdR Mark A. edwards UsnLt Col Rem B. edwards iii UsAFLCdR scott A. edwards UsnLTC Thomas Jonathan edwards Jr. UsAMaj Christian J. egan UsAFCdR Peter s. egeli UsnCdR Brian F. eggleston UsnCdR Phillip C. ehr Usn (Ret.)CdR Todd P. ehrhardt UsnLTC Thomas i. eisiminger Jr. UsA (Ret.)CdR Mary M. elder UsnRProfessor Bruce A. ellemanLCdR Jennifer L. ellinger UsnCdR Chipman s. elliott sC, UsnMAJ Jon ellis UsACAPT Willard s. ellis UsCGRCAPT Wright H. ellis Usn (Ret.)Professor James B. ellsworth ivMrs. Lynne Phillips ellsworthLCdR Joel P. ely UsnLCDR John L. Enfield USNLCdR Christopher M. engdahl UsnCdR darin A. engelhart UsnRProfessor John A. englishCol don d. enloe UsMCCdR John W. enyart Usn (Ret.)COL Maria P. Eoff USALTC Robert W. Eoff USA (Ret.)CAPT david M. epstein UsnR (Ret.)Professor Andrew s. ericksonCdR Baard eriksen Royal norwegian navyCAPT B. Maxwell ervin Usn (Ret.)CAPT donald M. ervine Usn (Ret.)CdR Leon ernesto espinosa-Torres

Colombian navyLTC steven esposito UsARMrs. Mary e. estabrooksCdR Mark M. estes UsnLCdR Peter eudy Jr. UsnLCdR Anthony s. evangelista UsnRCdR Guy H. evans UsnCOL John R. evans UsACdR newman J. evans iii Usn (Ret.)CAPT Ronald A. evans Usn (Ret.)Maj Jason W. evenson UsAFCAPT darrell d. everhart UsnLtCol derek J. everill UsMCRMr. david P. everyCAPT david e. eyler Usn (Ret.)CdR Yuval eylon israeli navyMAJ Christopher T. Faber UsALTC Matthew B. Fagan UsA (Ret.)CdR Joseph B. Famme Usn (Ret.)CAPT Richard L. Farrell Jr. UsnR (Ret.)Lt Col William R. Farrell UsAF (Ret.)CdR david C. Faul sC, Usn (Ret.)MAJ Raymond J. Faunt Jr. ARnGCAPT douglas M. Fears UsCGProfessor Thomas R. FedyszynMr. Gene M. FeiersteinCAPT edmundo n. Felix dominican

Republic navyMrs. Katherine A. FelmlyCAPT Michael L. Felmly Usn (Ret.)LCdR Paul J. Fenech UsnMr. Jonathan FengCol ian Ferguson UsMCCdR John Kirk Ferguson Usn (Ret.)CAPT Benjamin G. Feril MsC, UsnMr. William A. FerreiraCOL Bruce H. Ferri UsALCdR Thomas n. Fickling Jr. sC, Usn

(Ret.)Mr. Tylor Field iidr. Carolyn J. FigerieRdML sean R. Filipowski UsnCdR J. Renée Finch UsnCol Richard J. Findlay UsMC (Ret.)RAdM Jimmie B. Finkelstein Usn (Ret.)CdR Joseph F. Finn UsnMr. Brian M. FioreLCdR david L. Fischer Usn (Ret.)CAPT Joanne M. Fish UsnMr. eric K. FisherMr. Gene T. FisherCAPT James J. Fisher UsnCAPT david P. Fitch Usn (Ret.)Col Walter M. Fitts UsMC (Ret.)CAPT donald e. FitzGerald dC, Usn (Ret.)Mr. Timothy F. FitzpatrickCAPT James R. Fitzsimonds Usn (Ret.)CdR derek R. Fix UsnCdR stephen A. Flaherty UsnCAPT Hugh M. Flanagan JAGC, Usn (Ret.)CdR Hugh M. Flanagan Jr. UsnMr. Richard L. FlaniganLCdR Timothy e. Flecker UsnMr. dennis G. FleishoodCol daniel M. Fleming AnGBG stanley L. Flemming UsARLTC Robert B. Floersheim UsAMAJ Brian K. Flood UsAMr. Andrew W. FlorellLt Col Arthur J. FloruLCdR Julie R. Fluhr UsnRAdM Cathal L. Flynn Usn (Ret.)CdR Robert J. Flynn Usn


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CdR Thomas F. Flynn UsnCAPT dennis J. Foley UsnR (Ret.)Maj saroya i. Follender UsAFLT Zaida Rodriguez Forester UsnRCol James C. Forney UsMCR (Ret.)Mr. Richard F. FornoLT William H. Fortune UsnCAPT Gary H. Foster Usn (Ret.)Professor stephen O. FoughtLt Col Roger s. Fountain ii UsAF (Ret.)CdR donna J. Fournier UsnR (Ret.)Mr. Frank R. FowlerCdR Rodney s. Fowler UsnLTC Albert T. Fragola UsA (Ret.)Mr. Joseph W. Francis Jr.Lt Col Joseph e. Francoeur UsAFLt Col stephen P. Frank UsAFCdR Andrew v. Frankel UsnCdR david B. Franks UsnRLCdR George F. Franz UsnCAPT Michael e. Fredette UsnRCol Todd M. Freece UsAFCol G. Richard Freeman UsAFRCdR david A. Frey UsnRMaj James W. Frey UsMCLt. Col donald J. Froning Jr. UsnLCdR Gregory T. Fuller UsCGLCdR stephen F. Fuller UsnCol Jennifer M. Fullmer UsAFMr. Laurence H. FunakoshiCAPT Karl K. Fung CHC, UsnRMr. eugene T. FureyCdR Ronald L. Furlong Usn (Ret.)LTC stuart d. Furner UsACdR Francis J. Furtado Usn (Ret.)CAPT Tatsuya Futakawa JMsdFCdR Karl J. Gabrielsen UsCGCOL Barry A. Gaertner UsACOL Gerald G. Gafford USARCdR Joseph A. Gagliano UsnLT Aaron B. Gagne UsnCOL John J. Gallagher iii UsA (Ret.)RAdM Robert M. Gallen CeC, Usn (Ret.)LCdR Wilmer B. Gange UsnCol Richard K. Gannon UsAFCdR edward G. Ganun UsnCAPT Paul W. Garber UsnR (Ret.)CdR Fernando Garcia UsnCAPT steven P. Gardiner UsnRCAPT Paul C. Gargiulo UsCGRLtCol Robert P. Gargoni Jr. UsMCR (Ret.)CdR eugene K. Garland UsnMr. david GarmonMr. van W. GarraghtyCAPT Patrick M. Garrett Usn (Ret.)CdR Brian M. Garrison Usndr. Timothy s. GarroldCdR John B. Garry UsnRRAdM Mack C. Gaston Usn (Ret.)Col eric e. Gates UsAF (Ret.)Mr. Robert v. GatesCdR emmet s. Gathright UsnLTC Holly A. Gay UsALCdR Charles J. Gbur Jr. MC, UsnR-RMr. Patrick J. GearyLCdR Patrick M. Gegg UsnMaj Michael G. Gehrki UsMCMr. Fredrick L. GeislerMr. Patrick J. GelmettiProfessor Robert J. GennetteCAPT david Georgius Usn (Ret.)CdR Robert s. Gerosa Jr. Usn

CAPT Reza Ghaffari USNCAPT sawsan Ghurani UsnCdR Paul s. Giarra Usn (Ret.)Mr. Patrick M. GibbonsCOL Thomas J. Gibbons UsACAPT James F. Giblin Jr. Usn (Ret.)CAPT Robert H. Gile UsnR (Ret.)CdR Cornelius W. Giles UsnRMr. Wayne J. GilliCAPT Carl Gillis Belgian Armed ForcesCdR John W. Gilman UsnRCdR Christopher W. Gilluly UsnRAdM Andrew A. Giordano Usn (Ret.)Mr. Matthew s. GirouxCAPT Christopher douglas Glass sr. UsnCAPT William G. Glenney iv UsnLCdR norman J. Glover UsCGR (Ret.)CdR steven A. Glover UsnLt Col John W. Gloystein iii UsAFCdR J. Christopher Glutting Usn (Ret.)CdR Thomas J. Goaley Jr. UsnRCapt Lee J. Goddard CsC RAnCOL Michele L. Goddette UsACdR Glenn H. Goebel Jr. CeC, UsnRMr. Robert A. GoetzCDR Steven Goff USNCAPT Yoshihiro Goka JMsdFLt Col derrill T. Goldizen UsAF (Ret.)COL Glenn H. Goldman UsACAPT Howard s. Goldman UsnLt Col Joseph R. Golembiewski UsAFLt Col William M. Golladay UsAFCAPT Gary W. Golomb UsnRLCdR Jose R. Gomez UsnLCdR daniel P. Goodwin UsnCdR Keith H. Gordon UsnLCdR Michael W. Gore CHC, UsnCAPT William J. Gost Usn (Ret.)CdR Klaus T. Gottlieb UsnRMr. Jack A. GottschalkMr. Robert J. GousieCdR Theodore L. Grabarz UsnRCdR Thomas J. Grady UsnMr. Geoffrey C. GrahamCOL George K. Gramer Jr. UsA(Ret.)CAPT dorothy K.n. Grant Usn (Ret.)CdR douglas d. Grau UsnCdR Brent L. Gravatt Usn (Ret.)CAPT Arlene J. Gray UsnCAPT david Judson Gray Usn (Ret.)CdR James L. Gray UsnMr. Mark T. GrayLCdR Matthew F. Gray UsnLCdR John M. Green Usn (Ret.)CdR Russell J. Green Canadian ForcesLT Willard T. Green Usndr. Myron A. Greenberg PhdCdR Blair Roland Greenlaw UsnProfessor Todd R. GreentreeMr. G. Bruce Greer Jr.LCdR Michael GregoryCOMO suresh K. Grewal indian navyCAPT John J. Griffin USNRMr. Michael T. GriffithLT Joseph T. Griffo USNLT James C. Grigg UsnLCdR edwin J. Grohe Jr. UsnMr. david M. GrosiakCAPT George s. Grove Usn (Ret.)Mr. Robert K. GrubbsCdR Richard d. Guba UsnRCdR darren B. Guenther UsnCAPT Frank B. Guest iii Usn (Ret.)

LCdR diana Guglielmo UsnCAPT Gregory M. Gullahorn MC, UsnCOL Barbara Guller Md AUs (Ret.)Mr. Alan L. GunnCAPT W. scott Gureck Usn (Ret.)MG david R. Gust UsA (Ret.)Mr. George GuttmanCdRe david J. Gwyther RAnCdR eddy Ha UsnCdR in Ho. Ha UsnCAPT Matthew K. Haag UsnCdR samir J. Habiby CHC, UsnR (Ret.)Col Karl J. Hackbarth UsMCCdR steven J. Haddad UsnCOL John A. Hadjis UsAMs. sara Jane HaehlMr. Jon Jason HagadornCAPT Kenneth J. Hagan UsnR (Ret.)Maj Michael e. Hague UsMCCol Robert M. Haines UsAFCdR Kavon Hakimzadeh UsnCOL Anthony R. Hale UsACdR Kevin T. Hale UsnRMr. Brent s. HallLCdR Christopher W. Hall UsnLCdR R. Wayne Hall Jr. UsnCAPT Robert A. Hall Usn (Ret.)Ms. Ruth Mary HallCdR Robert J. Hallahan UsnRCAPT Christopher H. Halton UsnCdR Porter A. Halyburton Usn (Ret.)RAdM Janice M. Hamby UsnLTC John A. Hamilton Jr. UsA (Ret.)CAPT Mark d. Hamilton UsnCAPT John J. Hammerer Jr. Usn (Ret.)CAPT edward P. Hammond UsnR (Ret.)CdR daryl R. Hancock UsnCAPT Billy W. Hanes Jr. UsnCAPT Robert R. Hanke Usn (Ret.)LCdR Robert G. Hanna iii UsnLtCol Larry B. Hannah UsMC (Ret.)CAPT douglas e. Hannum UsnRLCdR Patrick d. Hansen UsnLTC William W. Hansen UsA (Ret.)Lt Col david G. Hanson UsAFCAPT Marshall A. Hanson UsnR (Ret.)CAPT Jack e. Hanzlik Jr. UsnCOL John n. Haramalis AnGCAPT G. Mark Hardy iii UsnRCdR Richard M. Harper ii UsnLCdR Jason R. Harr UsnCdR Robert s. Harrill Usn (Ret.)CAPT James T. Harrington Usn (Ret.)MAJ Bryan M. Harris UsACAPT Gail Harris Usn (Ret.)CdR Michael J. Harris UsnCol Franklin A. Hart Jr. UsMC (Ret.)CdR Matthew T. Hart UsnMr. Robert A. HartungMajGen Albert C. Harvey UsMCRMr. stephen J. HarveyCdR Christopher J. Harwood UsCGRLCdR Brian J. Haskell UsnMaj George d. Hasseltine UsMCCol Boyette s. Hasty UsMCCdR William d. Hatch ii UsnProfessor John B. HattendorfCAPT Gary H. Hatton Canadian Forces

(Ret.)CAPT Richard W. Haupt UsnLTC Charles d. Hausman UsALCdR Jenna K. Hausvik UsnCAPT norman G. Hawkins UsnR

Maj Robert C. Hawkins UsMCLCdR Bradley s. Hawksworth UsnCAPT Albert M. Hayes Jr. Usn (Ret.)CAPT Bradd C. Hayes Usn (Ret.)CAPT Charles R. Hayes Usn (Ret.)CdR steven d. Hayes UsnCdR Guy Haywood RnProfessor James A. HazlettCAPT Kevin M. Healy Usn (Ret.)Ms. Laura H. HearneMr. steven A. HeckerLCdR david d. Hein UsnCAPT Judie A. Heineman Usn (Ret.)Col Penny A. Heiniger UsAFCdR Raymond R. Heins Usn (Ret.)CAPT Marvin H. Heinze UsnCAPT Robert J. Heister Jr. Usn (Ret.)CAPT Chester e. Helms Usn (Ret.)CAPT dale W. Hendricks UsnR (Ret.)Mr. stephen K. HendricksLT Thomas W. Henneberg UsnLCdR Gerald C. Hennessey Jr. UsnCAPT Kurt A. Henry MC, UsnCAPT John G. Herbein UsnR (Ret.)CAPT Mary Jean Herden MC, UsnCAPT Armando B. Heredia Philippine navy

(Ret.)CAPT Michael d. Herman Usn (Ret.)CdR Mario P. Herrera UsnMr. Richard C. Hersh Jr.COL Michael T. Heston UsACOL Paul J. Hettich UsARCdR James e. Hickey Usn (Ret.)CAPT John A. Hickey Usn (Ret.)CdR Gary L. Hicks Usn (Ret.)CDR Jeffrey D. Hicks USNCdR Joel T. Hicks UsnCAPT Robert J. Hiebner Usn (Ret.)CAPT Janet L. Higgins UsnCdR Michael J. Higgs UsnR (Ret.)AdM R. W. Higgs south African navyCAPT donald C. Hill UsnR (Ret.)Col Jean Pierre Hill UsMCRLCdR Jeremy R. Hill UsnLt Col Chad J. Hillberg UsAFCAPT Tatnall L. Hillman sC, UsnR (Ret.)MAJ Joseph G. Hillyer UsA (Ret.)Col douglas n. Hime UsAFCdR William G. Hines UsnMaj Tammy s. Hinskton UsAFCol Michael J. Hirka UsAF (Ret.)LTC david M. Hitchcock UsMC (Ret.)LtCol norman e. Hitchcock UsMC (Ret.)Col Adele e. Hodges UsMCLCdR Justin R. Hodges UsnLCdR Christopher M. Hodrick CeC, UsnMaj Michael R. Hodson UsMCLCDR Aaron C. Hoff USNProfessor Gregory HoffmanCDR Roy E. Hoffman USNCol George R. Hofmann Jr. UsMCMAJ Jason L. Hoge UsACol susan M. Hogg UsAF (Ret.)CdR edmund d. Holland Jr. Usn (Ret.)LCdR Michael P. Hollenbach UsnRCAPT William J. Hollman Usn (Ret.)Ms. Kelly B. HollyMr. victor HolmanCAPT Lennart G. Holmberg Usn (Ret.)MAJ Christopher s. Holmes ARnGCOL Frederick s. Holmes Jr. UsA (Ret.)LTC Gregory R. Holmes UsACdR Kenneth A. Holmstrup Usn


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Mr. Gregory K. HolobaughMr. John s. HoltCAPT Richard H. Holt Usn (Ret.)LCdR Robert d. Holt Usndr. Thomas C. HoneCAPT James O. Honigschmidt UsnR (Ret.)LCdR Maurice C. Hood iv UsnMCPO Glenn A. Hopkins UsnCol Paul K. Hopper UsMCRCAPT Charles e. Horne iii UsnR (Ret.)CAPT Fred B. Horne Usn (Ret.)LCdR Robert L. Horner Jr. UsnRLtCol Todd d. Hornsby UsMCMr. Raymond T. HorohoMr. Thomas C. HorschMr. samuel L. HortonCAPT James T. Hosack UsnCdR douglas W. Hottel UsnR (Ret.)LtCol Kelly P. Houlgate UsMCvAdM William d. Houser Usn (Ret.)LCdR James R. Houston UsnCdR steven P. How UsCG (Ret.)LT daniel F. Howard UsnRCdR david G. Howard Usn (Ret.)CdR samuel C. Howard UsnMr. Thomas G. HowardCol John Howe UsAFRAdM P. Gardner Howe iii UsnMr. Michael W. HowellMaj Ronald J. Howlett UsMC (Ret.)Professor Hamilton M. HoylerMaj eric d. Hresko UsAFLTC Carol v. Hriczov UsALTC victor K. Huang Republic of singapore

navyLTC Richard C. Hubbard UsACAPT seth J. Hudak UsCGR (Ret.)Col Benjamin C. Huff USAFMAJ William M. Huff USAMs. Elissa J. HuffstetlerLt Col Michael P. Hughes UsAFLCdR Christopher s. Hulitt UsnCol James e. Hull UsMC (Ret.)LCdR Matthew G. Humphrey UsnCdR Amy d. Hunt UsnCAPT david P. Hunter UsnRCdR david M. Huntoon UsnRCAPT Paul e. Huntzinger UsPHsCAPT Alfred R. Hupp Jr. UsnR (Ret.)CdR Mary M. Hupp UsnCAPT Robert C. Hurd Usn (Ret.)Lt Col Roger M. Hurd UsAFCWO3 Charles P. Hurley UsnR (Ret.)CAPT Robert L. Hurst UsCGRAdM (seL) Jose Ricardo Hurtado

Colombian navyLt Col Robert A. Huston UsAFRLCdR derrick Hutchinson UsnCol Maurice B. Hutchinson Jr. UsMC (Ret.)LtCol Kevin H. Hutchison UsMCLt Col Ronald e. Huzzard UsAFCdR eui sik HwangRAdM Louis v. iasiello Ph.d CHC, Usn

(Ret.)Ms. Kathleen d. ingleyMr. Arthur e. irwinCdR William R. irwin UsnCdR William H. ise JAGC, Usn (Ret.)COL George K. ishikata CA ARnGCAPT Yoshiyasu ishimaki JMsdFMaj nancy L. isner UsMC (Ret.)Professor Colin F. JacksonCAPT George L. Jackson Usn (Ret.)

LTCdR Harry R. Jackson UsnRCAPT John e. Jackson sC, Usn (Ret.)Maj Michael L. Jackson UsAFProfessor Timothy H. JacksonLCdR nancy A. Jacobs UsnRMaj Gen Ralph H. Jacobson UsAF (Ret.)LTC William M. Jacqmein UsA (Ret.)CAPT Paul J. Jaeger UsnCAPT Richard n. Jaeger UsnRCdR Rhett R. Jaehn UsnCAPT donald A. Jagoe Usn (Ret.)LCdR david C. James UsnMs. elizabeth B. JamesCol Jack C. James UsMC (Ret.)CdR Gary L. Janac UsnRCdR Peter R. Jannotta UsnCAPT susan s. Jannuzzi Usn (Ret.)CDR Jeffery A. Janszen USCGLCdR James L. Jarnac UsCGLCdR stephanie P. Jauquet UsnRMr. scott A. JawidzikRdML Cindy L. Jaynes UsnCDR Joseph D. Jeffrey USN (Ret.)COL Richard B. Jenkins UsALCdR John C. Jeppi UsnLt Col sean L. Jersey UsAFMr. Alexandre L. JevgrafovsThe Honorable Frank R. JimenezLCdR Gordon A. Jobe Usn (Ret.)CAPT Tor-Fredrik JohannessenCOL Barry A. Johnson UsALTCdR Bradley e. Johnson UsnCdR Carlton R. Johnson Usn (Ret.)CAPT Charles A. Johnson UsnCAPT david G. Johnson UsnR (Ret.)Mr. dean J. JohnsonMs. denise d. JohnsonMaj Gary s. Johnson UsAFCAPT James M. Johnson UsnMr. John B. JohnsonCAPT Kathryn L. Johnson Usn (RC)dr. Michael T. JohnsonLCdR Michael B. Johnson Usn (Ret.)MAJ stanley B. Johnson iv UsACAPT Thomas M. Johnson MC, UsnCdR vincent R. Johnson UsnCAPT William s. Johnson iv Usn (Ret.)LCdR James P. Johnston UsnLtCol James A. C. Johnston UsAMs. Laura d. JohnstonCdR Paula M. Jonak nC, UsnLtCol david s. Jonas UsMC (Ret.)The Honorable deborah K. JonesCdR etta C. Jones UsnCdR James J. Jones UsCGCAPT John L. Jones Usn (Ret.)Ms. Mary Ann JonesMr. nathaniel B. JonesRAdM Robert C. Jones Usn (Ret.)CAPT Rudolph Jones MsC, Usn (Ret.)CAPT synthia s. Jones UsnCol Kevin B. Jordan UsMC (Ret.)CAPT Jeffrey A. Joseph USNCAPT donna M. Joyal UsnCOL vincent R. Jozwiak UsA (Ret.)Mrs. sharyl A. JumpRAdM Wayne P. Justice UsCG (Ret.)CAPT Jan C. Kaack German navyLtCol Lawrence J. Kaifesh UsMCCdR virginia J. Kammer UsCGLt Col dennis n. Kamuri Kenya navyCol Walter K. KaneakuaCOL Anthony Kanellis UsA

Mr. Michael d. KanisMAJ Mark G. Kappelmann UsACAPT Robert d. Kaser UsnCOL Thomas M. Kastner UsACAPT Bennett d. Katz Usn (Ret.)Lt Col Randy L. Kaufman UsAFvAdM Katsutoshi Kawano JMsdFCAPT Maria Kazanowska UsnRAdM Frank W. Keane Usn (Ret.)Col James J. Keefe AnGCdR Timothy F. Keeton UsnCdR stanley O. Keeve Jr. UsnBG James e. Keighley ARnGCAPT Raymond F. Keledei UsnProfessor Catherine M. KelleherProfessor William C. KellerCAPT Raymond A. Kellett Jr. UsnLCdR Aaron R. Kelley UsnLCdR Britt K. Kelley UsnCAPT William C. Kelley Jr. UsnR (Ret.)CdR Kenyon P. Kellogg iii UsnRAdM James d. Kelly Usn (Ret.)COL Peter J. Kelly UsA (Ret.)CdR William R. Kelly Jr. UsCGLT Luke e. Kelvington UsnCdR Cathy L. W. Kempf UsnCdR William C. Kempner nYnMCol daniel P. Kennedy UsMCRMr. John W. KennedyMr. stanley P. KennedyCdR William M. Kennedy CHC, UsnProfessor shannon L. KentnerRAdM John e. Kerr UsnRMaj Adam K. Kessel UsMCLT Michael W. Kessler UsnCdR Charles e. Kesson ii Usn (Ret.)CdR Timothy n. Ketter UsnCdR Paul R. Keyes UsnCdR James e. Keys UsnCAPT Muhammad M. Khan UsnColonel sim Tiong Kian Republic of

singapore navyLCdR Margaret G. Kibben CHC, UsnCAPT eugene P. Kiernan Jr. UsnRMs. Kathryn schmucker KileyCdR Lawrence A. Kiley UsCGLTC Richard L. Kiley UsARCol Thomas J. Killeen UsAFCAPT david d. Kilpatrick Usn (Ret.)Mr. in Y. KimLTC scott B. Kindberg UsAMr. Martin F. KindlCAPT daryl A. King UsnLCdR debra e. King UsnLt Col Jo H. Kinkaid UsAFAdM George e. R. Kinnear ii Usn (Ret.)Col samuel A. Kirby UsMCCOMO stephen R. Kirby RnLTC Bryan G. Kirk UsACAPT Keith T. Kirk UsnRCAPT H. david Kirkpatrick Usn (Ret.)CAPT Colin L. Kiser UsnRLCdR edward C. Kittel Usn (Ret.)CdR John J. Klein UsnCOL Robert J. Kmiecik UsACol Paul Knapp UsAFCOL david B. Kneafsey UsACdR Gregory d. Knepper UsnCAPT Russell P. Knight Usn (Ret.)Mr. Henry P. KniskernProfessor stephen F. KnottCdR Cary M. Knox UsnCAPT Alan e. Knuth UsnR (Ret.)

CdR John n. Kochendorfer UsnCOL Gerard Koehler UsACAPT Mary M. Kolar Usn (Ret.)LCdR Timothy P. Kollmer UsnRAdM Leland s. Kollmorgen Usn (Ret.)Mr. david M. Kollstedt UsMCLt Col Thaddeus J. Kolwicz AnGCOL david P. Komar UsAMr. stephen KopachCAPT steven d. Kornatz UsnMr. Kyrill v. KorolenkoMrs. Julie A. KostersPC Michael T. Koster ARnGMaj steven J. Kotansky UsMCMr. John M. KoytcheffLTC Michael L. Kramer UsACAPT Theodore R. Kramer Jr. Usn (Ret.)Col George d. Kramlinger UsAFCdR Kenneth A. Krantz JAGC, Usn (Ret.)Ms. Anita M. KraskaCdR James C. Kraska JAGC, UsnCol James R. Kriesel UsAF, AnGCol Chris J. Krisinger UsAF (Ret.)CAPT Kenneth A. Krogman UsnCdR Pontus K. Krohn Royal swedish navyCAPT Linda susan Krook MC, UsnCAPT Otto e. Krueger Usn (Ret.)CdR edward A. Kruk UsnMr. dana K. KrupaLCDR Jeffrey J. Krupka USNCAPT Ann R. Kubera UsnCdR shawn F. Kucharski UsnRMAJ Cornelius W. Kugler UsACAPT edwin A. Kuhn Usn (Ret.)MAJ Matthew J. Kukla UsACAPT Randall B. Kuldell UsnCAPT Frank J. Kulick UsnRCdR d. Alan Kuntz Usn (Ret.)LT William e. Kupski UsnLTC Michael J. Kwinn UsALCdR Liivo Laanetu estonian navyCAPT david A. LaBarbera Usn (Ret.)CdR Arnaut Lacote French navydr. Richard A. Lacquement Jr.dr. donald P. LadeCAPT Paul A. Laedlein Usn (Ret.)CAPT Robert e. LaGassa Usn (Ret.)CAPT John C. Laible UsnR (Ret.)LCdR Miguel A. Lake UsnRCdR Gary d. Lakin UsCGCAPT William Jon Lambden UsnRCol Gary e. Lambert UsMCRMs. erin G. LambieLTC Gene K. Lambrecht ARnGLTC Jay C. Land UsAMaj Gregory J. Lane UsMCCol Harry J. Lane UsAFMAJ Patrick J. Lane UsAMr. James M. LangCdR Thomas Lang UsnCAPT Michael W. Langston CHC, Usn

(Ret.)CdR Lou Ann Lanier sC, UsnRvAdM John B. LaPlante Usn (Ret.)LT Matthew e. LaPointe UsnCdR Lori A. Laraway UsnCdR Russell C. Larratt UsnCAPT david L. Larson UsnRMr. stephen LarsonCol Clifford W. Latta Jr. ANGLCdR Brian M. Lauber UsnCAPT Larry R. Laufer UsnMAJ Jamie R. Lavalley UsA


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COL Robert A. Law UsACol steven B. Lawlor UsAFCAPT Brian s. Leach UsnR (Ret.)Col Walter H. Leach UsAF (Ret.)Mr. Jeremy J. LeaderLCdR david n. Leather UsnLCdR Marc s. Lederer UsnLCdR Andrew K. Ledford UsnLt Col Marcia M. Ledlow UsAFRProfessor Bradford A. LeeLTC James K. Lee Jr. UsALtCol John s. Lee UsMCMs. Lisa LeGrandLCdR Matthew J. Lehman UsnCdR Craig e. Lehrke UsnRCdR edward Leitz UsnRCdR derek J. Leney Usn (Ret.)CdR daniel J. Leonard UsnLtCol scott d. Leonard UsMCMs. virginia W. LeonardLCdR Paul d. LePage UsnRCdR stephen W. Leslie UsnMr. Robert J. Lessel Jr.Mr. david d. LesterMr. eric M. LetzgusCdR Michael W. Leupold UsnLT Brett M. Levander UsnMCPO Bradley n. Levault UsnCdR Glen s. Leverette UsnRdML david H. Lewis UsnLCdR Frederick T. Lewis iv UsnCdR Gerard M. Lewis UsnCol James C. Lewis UsMCLtCol John C. Lewis UsMCCdR Theresa A. Lewis UsnRAdM Lewis s. Libby iii dC, UsnRCOL steven T. Liddy UsAFCol Leland A. Liebe UsACOL Ronald n. Light UsA (Ret.)CAPT Tom e. Lilletvedt Royal norwegian

navyMAJ irvin Lim Republic of singapore navyLT edward Lin UsnMr. Yu-Pin Lin Taiwan navyCAPT Walter B. Lincoln UsnRCdR William A. Lind Usn (Ret.)LCdR Karl A. Lindblad UsnCAPT Jon B. Lindeman UsnR (Ret.)CAPT Rupert F. Lindo MsC, UsnLCdR Robert Lindsay UsCGLCdR Mark A. Lindsey UsnRMaj Jason G. Lindstrom UsMCCdR daniel A. Linquist UsnLtCol Kenneth x. Lissner UsMCMaj duane K. Little UsAFCAPT Kevin L. Little Usn (Ret.)CdR Casimir A. Litwinski UsnRCdR Robert e. Livingston iv UsnCdR Kevin F. Livolsi UsnCdR Jose n. Lloren iii UsnRCdR Anthony s. Lloyd UsCGCAPT douglas L. Lloyd UsnProfessor Richmond M. LloydCol Lawrence s. Loch UsMCCAPT Cheryl Locke UsnCdR Anne H. Lockhart UsnCAPT Timothy J. Lockhart Usn (Ret.)LCdR dora U. Lockwood UsnRADM Stephen R. Loeffler USN (Ret.)CAPT Charles J. Logan UsnLTC Jon s. Logel UsACAPT edward C. Long iii Usn (Ret.)

RAdM Peter A. C. Long Usn (Ret.)LCdR david Loo UsnMr. Robert L. Lookabill UsnRMr. Juan Ricardo LopezCAPT Gamaliel G. Lotuaco UsnRCdR Jo Anne Loughery Usn (Ret.)Col John R. Love UsMC (Ret.)Brig Gen Robert W. Lovell AnGLT Brian Lucas UsnCAPT steven e. Luce Usn (Ret.)LCdR Brett M. Lukasik UsnCAPT ivan T. Luke Jr. UsCG (Ret.)CdR Marshall B. Lundberg Usn (Ret.)Mr. scott R. LundgrenCAPT dennis M. Lunghofer Usn (Ret.)Lt Col Michael J. Lutton UsAFCAPT Mark B. Lyles UsnCAPT Hugh F. Lynch Usn (Ret.)CdR John M. Lynch JAGC, UsnRCAPT Randall J. Lynch UsnCdR Adam C. Lyons UsnLt Col david C. Lyons UsAFCAPT Marcia K. Lyons UsnCAPT L. Frank Mach UsnR (Ret.)Col Robert L. Macho UsAFRCdR William A. Macht Usn (Ret.)LT Colin B. Macinnes UsCGMr. Alexander J. MacisaacLT Bruce G. Mack UsCGRCdR Lloyd B. Mack UsnMr. James P. Mackey iiiCAPT John J. Mackin Usn (Ret.)FLTCM Roy M. Maddocks Jr. UsnCAPT Michael R. Maddox MC, UsnCdR Paul A. Maddox Usn (Ret.)LCdR Michael e. Madrid UsnCdR david s. Magill Usn (Ret.)CdR Mark P. Maglin UsnLCdR Carmen T. Maher UsnCdR Charles H. Maher iii UsnLCdR Thomas P. Maiden Jr. UsnCdR Beth Malanowski UsnCol Joaquin F. Malavet UsMCCdR eric Malbrunot French navyMaj Bernadette Maldonado AnGCdR James R. Mallette Jr. UsnLCdR Ronald P. Malloy UsnLCdR Brenda K. Malone UsnLCdR shawn P. Malone UsnMr. Bart W. ManciniLt Col Robert L. Maness UsAFCol sanford d. Mangold UsAF (Ret.)CDR Jeffrey S. Manning USN (Ret.)LCdR Michael R. Mansisidor UsnLCdR norman e. Maple UsnMr. Oscar W. MardisCdR Rene M. Marin UsnCdR david P. Markert Usn (Ret.)Mr. Ted B. MarkleyCAPT J. Peter Marnane Usn (Ret.)CdR Janet K. Marnane UsnRAdM John L. Marocchi Usn (Ret.)LCdR david B. Marquand UsnCAPT R. Jeffrey Marro USNLTC Hunter M. Marshall UsACdR Brandon J. Marsowicz UsnLCdR Michael A. Marston UsnMr Andrew W. MartinLCdR Christopher T. Martin UsnLCdR darryl B. Martin UsnCol Joseph Martin Jr. UsMCCdR Mary e. Martin UsnCdR Michael G. Martin Usn

CdR Paul B. Martin Jr. UsnRLtCol Richard J. Martin Jr. UsMC (Ret.)dr. Aileen M. MartyCdR Michael C. Masley Jr. Usn (Ret.)vAdM Walter B. Massenburg Usn (Ret.)Lt Col Anthony J. Mastalir UsAFMr. Joseph s. Matose ivLCdR Anthony Matt UsnCdR Maryann C. Mattonen UsnvAdM Frederic Mauricedr. Alberta G. MayberryLTC James J. Maye iii UsA (Ret.)CdR Thomas P. Mayhew UsnRCdR Timothy J. Maynard UsnCOL Horace M. Mazzone UsARMs. Laura J. McAleerLtCol Peter McAleer UsMCMr. Michael s. McBethMG Kevin R. McBride UsA (Ret.)COL Pamela C. McBride UsARdr. stephen v. McBrienMs. doris R. McBrydeCdR Gary A. McCall UsnRLCdR Wesley R. McCall UsnLCdR Antoinette McCann UsnCdR daniel P. McCartan UsnR (Ret.)Maj Laura J. McCarthy UsMCMrs. susan W. McCarthyCdR Michael A. McCartney UsnCAPT Robert T. McCarty UsCGCAPT John K. McClain UsnCdR darren F. McClurg UsnCdR Christopher J. McConnaughay Usn

(Ret.)Mr. Michael G. McCormackCdR Arthur e. McCormick nYnMCOL daniel J. McCormick UsACOL Frederick G. McCormick UsA (Ret.)CdR neil R. McCown UsnRdML dennis F. McCoy JAGC, Usn (Ret.)Mr. John M. McCoyCAPT Alison s. McCrary UsnRCOL Brian R. McCullough UsACAPT Charles d. Mcdermott UsnCAPT Brian R. Mcdonald UsnLCdR eric Mcdonald JAGC, UsnCAPT J. Carey Mcdonald UsnRdr. Kathleen J. Mcdonald MC, UsnCol John P. Mcdonnell UsAFCOL Richard Mcevoy UsARAdM Barbara e. McGann Usn (Ret.)LT sarah A. McGinley UsnCAPT Robin H. McGlohn Usn (Ret.)CdR Richard G. McGrath Jr. UsnCAPT Thomas e. McGue UsnCdR James R. McGuire Usn (Ret.)COL Thomas J. McGuire UsA (Ret.)Col Robert H. McKenzie UsMCLCdR Marjorie J. McKillop UsnRCAPT Patrick R. McKim UsnR (Ret.)COL James R. McKimmey UsA (Ret.)Professor Kevin J. McKinleyCAPT Charles J. McKinney Jr. Usn (Ret.)CAPT Russell R. McKinney JAGC, UsnRLT Michael e. McKnight UsnLCdR Brendan R. McLane UsnCAPT Colleen O. McLarnon nC, UsnLT Kent McLaughlin UsnCAPT Hugh e. McLoone UsnR (Ret.)LCdR Robert T. McMahon UsnCdR Thomas M. McManus UsnR (Ret.)CdR Michael T. McMaster Usn (Ret.)Mrs. Carol M. McMichael

Maj Maria McMillen UsMCCAPT Martin B. Mcnair Usn (Ret.)Mr. Matthew A. McnallyMr. George C. McnamaraMr. denver e. McPhersonCAPT Jeffrey Scott McPherson USNLTC J. Bryce McWalter UsARCOMO Obiora C. Medani nigerian navyMr. Rodolfo e. Mediavilla iiiLCdR Russell P. Meier UsnLTC Paul A. Mele UsACAPT Albert A. Melvin UsnR (Ret.)CdR stephen R. Melvin UsnCAPT Jack s. Menendez UsnCAPT Martin C. Menez UsnR (Ret.)CDR Jeffrey P. Menne USNLT Albert Mercado UsnLCdR susan M. Mercurio UsCGCAPT Pierre F.v. Merle UsnR (Ret.)CdR susan J. Merritt UsnRMr. Richard d. MestasMr. Terrance J. MetzMr. William M. MetzLCdR Carl W. Meuser UsnCAPT John C. Meyer Usn (Ret.)CAPT William F. Meyer UsnR (Ret.)LtCol Ricardo Miagany UsMCCol Miriam G. Michael UsAFRMr. Leonard F. Michaels sr.LCdR stacey L. Michaels UsnMr. nathan J. MickCdR diane C. Mielcarz Usn (Ret.)CAPT A. Thomas Mignone Jr. UsPHsAdmiral shinsuke Miki JMsdFLCdR Robert H. Milburn Jr. sC, UsnRMr. Anthony G. MilesLCdR Frederick J. Milford UsnR (Ret.)CdR Allen W. Miller UsnRLt Col daniel R. Miller UsAFLTC edwin d. Miller UsACol James B. Miller UsMCLCdR James e. Miller UsnMr. James s. MillerLTC Jonathan H. Miller UsA (Ret.)CAPT Robert A. Miller UsnCdR steven L. Miller UsnCdR William T. Miller UsnRCdR dennis i. Mills UsnMr. William H. MillwardCol donald K. Minner UsAFMr. Andrew B. MitchellMr. david C. MitchellMr. stanley P. MitchellRAdM Michael H. Mittelman UsnRAdM Riley d. Mixson Usn (Ret.)CAPT vincent P. Mocini Usn (Ret.)dr. Lawrence e. ModisettMAJ James M. Modlin Jr. UsALCdR nicholas L. MollenhauerCol Keith W. Moncrief UsAFCAPT steven M. Mondul Usn (Ret.)CAPT Gary e. Monell Usn (Ret.)CdR Troy e. Mong UsnMr. david M. MonroeLCdR Ladislao R. Montero UsnMr. Gary d. MoodyCdR Kyung C. Moon UsnMaj donald B. Moor UsMCMr. Christopher G. MooreCAPT darren M. Moore UsCGRLCDR Geoffrey C. Moore USNCdR Kent W. Moore UsnCAPT Will M. Moore Jr. Usn


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LCdR Brett J. Morash UsnMr. Joseph A. MoretzCdR Breckenridge s. Morgan UsnCAPT Charles R. Morgan UsnMr. George F. Morgan Jr.Col James A. Morgan UsAFRAdM John A. Moriarty Usn (Ret.)CdR Haruhiko Morishita JMsdFLCdR Christian Moritz German navyLCdR Mary Regina Mortimer UsnCdR Bryan A. Moseley Canadian navyMAJ Brian T. Mosley UsAMr. Peter M. MottCdR John B. Moulton UsnCdR Beth Ann Movinsky nC, UsnLCdR Paul Movizzo UsnCdR evelyn L. Moy Usn (Ret.)COL Christopher v. Moylan UsACdR Catherine T. Mueller UsnCdR Marta B. Mulkins Canadian navyLTC eric T. Mullai ARnGCol Paul L. Muller UsMCCOL Albert A. Mullin UsA (Ret.)CAPT Hector Fuentes Munguia Mexican

navyCAPT Mark A. Munson UsnR (Ret.)CdR William H. Munyon UsnR (Ret.)vAdM Toshio Muranaka JMsdF (Ret.)CdR dean A. Muriano UsnCOL eugene C. Murkison UsA (Ret.)LT Brian Murphy UsnCAPT George J. Murphy iii UsnCdR George A. Murphy UsnR (Ret.)COL John T. Murphy UsA (Ret.)CAPT Mark s. Murphy sC, UsnLCdR Michael W. Murphy Jr. UsnCOL Thomas J. Murphy UsACdR William A. Murphy UsnR (Ret.)LCdR Brian C. Murray UsnCAPT James P. Murray UsnRCdR Michael J. Murray UsnR (Ret.)Col Paul Murray UsAFThe Honorable Robert J. MurrayCdR stephen H. Murray UsnCol stanley L. Mushaw UsAF (Ret.)LtGen Carol A. Mutter UsMCMr. Kenneth G. MutzabaughMr. Bernard J. MyersMrs. Jennifer MyersCdR Timothy M. Myers UsnRCdR Michelle L. nakamura UsnMr. Timothy d. nankCAPT John T. nankervis Jr. Usndr. Paul M. natishanCAPT James R. nault Usn (Ret.)Ms. Jennifer navarroCol Jeffrey S. Naviaux USAFRCAPT Timothy J. naville UsnR (Ret.)LCdR david G. neall UsnCdR Brian A. needham Rn (Ret.)LtCol Alan J. Neff USMC (Ret.)RADM Peter V. Neffenger USCGCdR Carl d. neidhold Usndr. Charles P. neimeyerCdR Albert L. nelson ii UsnMaj Brian s. nelson UsMCCAPT david J. nelson UsnCdR Jerome G. s. nelson Usn (Ret.)CAPT Jonathan P. nelson UsnCol Mark W. nelson UsMCMr. Richard W. nelsonCdR Robert T. nelson Usn

CdR Michael s. neubert UsnRMaj david T. neuman UsAFCol Julie K. neumann UsAF (Ret.)LTC Matthew P. neumeyer UsALCdR Roy nevans UsnCAPT Robert B. newell Jr. Usn (Ret.)CAPT Albert W. newhall Usn (Ret.)CdR stephen L. newlund UsnCAPT Robert s. newman UsnRLCdR Tahir stanley ngada nigerian navyCAPT C. Philip nichols Jr. JAGC, UsnRLCdR Jason T. nichols UsnProfessor Thomas M. nicholsLCdR Mark A. nicholson UsnCAPT C. John nickle MC, UsnCAPT Tudor s. nicolaescu Romanian naval

ForcesMr. david W. nixon iiiLTC Maurita noble UsARCdR William K. noftsker UsCGRRAdM Roger T. nolan UsnR (Ret.)BG J. W. noles ARnGLTC Charles R. noll UsA (Ret.)CAPT George P. norman UsnProfessor Jeffrey H. NorwitzLCdR Blake L. novak UsCGLt Col Mark s. novak UsAFMr. William J. novotnyCol Mark C. noyes UsAF (Ret.)CAPT C. Carter nute Usn (Ret.)CAPT F. donal O’Brien UsnR (Ret.)Capt Kerry C. O’Brien UsMMCAPT Peter A. O’Brien UsnMr. sean W. O’BrienCAPT John C. O’Connor iii UsCGCAPT neil F. O’Connor Usn (Ret.)LCdR William s. O’Connor UsnCAPT Brendan J. O’donnell Usn (Ret.)Col Patrick M. O’donogue UsMCCdR John P. O’Grady Usn (Ret.)CdR Michael P. O’Hara UsnMr. William d. O’Hara iiiLCdR Brian P. O’Lavin UsnCAPT daniel J. O’Leary UsnR (Ret.)CAPT Michael J. O’Moore UsnCAPT Richard P. O’neill Usn (Ret.)CAPT James A. O’Reilly Jr. UsnR (Ret.)CdR Ronald J. Oard ii UsnCAPT Paul Odell Jr. Usn (Ret.)Capt Frederick Funebi Ogu nigerian navyCdR John F. Ohlinger Usn (Ret.)Col Gary J. Ohls UsMC (Ret.)LCdR steven B. Okun UsnCAPT Harold e. Old Jr. Usn (Ret.)COL George F. Oliver iii UsA (Ret.)Maj William C. Oliver UsMCCol sue Ann A. Olsavicky UsAFMaj Michele J. Olsen UsAFLCdR Theodore d. Olson UsnLCdR satoru Onishi JMsdFLtCol Patrick H. Oosterhuis UsMCRCAPT Thomas R. Orr UsnCAPT Rafael A. Ortiz UsCGRCAPT Ralph Ortolano Jr. UsnLCdR steven e. Oseland UsnMajGen Joseph L. Osterman UsMCLT david s. Ostwind UsnCAPT Luke Ott UsnLT Gregory A. Ouellette UsnCdR James A. Ouellette Jr. UsnLCdR david M. Overcash UsnCAPT steven R. Oversby UsnMr. Joe W. Overton Jr.

CAPT Rochelle A. Owens UsnCAPT Robert d. Pacek Usn (Ret.)CdR Charles G. Paddock UsnRProfessor sarah C. M. PaineLCdR david C. Palilonis UsnCdR Karen i. Palmer Usn (Ret.)dr. Gail Palmisano eds, eddMr. Joseph F. PangbornCdR Athanasios Papadatos Hellenic navyCdR Charles R. Papas UsnCdR James L. Parham sC, Usn (Ret.)LCdR daniel R. Parilla UsnLTC steven d. Park UsACdR B. Keith Parker Usn (Ret.)LCdR Charles W. Parker iii sC, UsnRMs. Katie ParkerLCdR William H. Parker Usn (Ret.)CAPT Robert M. Parks UsnLT eric s. Partin UsnCAPT Ronald A. Partnoy UsnR (Ret.)CdR Christine A. Passen UsnRMaj Rob J. Passinault UsAFRAdM Robert O. Passmore UsnR (Ret.)CAPT vincent Pattavina MC, UsnR (Ret.)COL Jacqueline L. Patten UsACAPT Bernard L. Patterson Usn (Ret.)LCDR Geoffry W. Patterson USNLT Joseph R. Patterson UsnCAPT Andrew T. Paul Usndr. Michael F. PavkovicMr. emanuel PaytonMr. Freelon PaytonCdR George Pazak UsCGRCAPT Charlie A. Pearce Usn (Ret.)Col donald J. Peck UsAFCAPT Raul A. Pedrozo Usn (Ret.)Captain Gonzalo Penaranda Chilean navyLCdR samuel e. Pennington UsnCOL Richard B. Pennycuick UsACAPT Richard J. Pera Usn (Ret.)CAPT steven M. PerdueCdR William G. Perdue JAGC, UsnCdR Ricardo Perez UsnCAPT Wayne i. Perras Usn (Ret.)MAJ Christopher d. Perry UsAR (Ret.)Mr. Robert L. PerryCAPT Jerome A. Peschka Jr. Usn (Ret.)LCdR Patrick F. Peschka UsCGAmbassador Mary Ann PetersLT Michael L. Peters UsnCAPT eric G. Petersen UsnCdR david T. Peterson UsnCol steven d. Peterson UsMCCMdCM William R. Peterson Usn (Ret.)CAPT Philippe Petitdidier French navyCdR Paul Peverly UsnCol edward d. Phelan ii UsAFCAPT duane J. Phillips Usn (Ret.)LCdR John C. Phillips UsnMr. Lincoln PhillipsCdR Timothy L. Phillips UsnLTC William Phillips UsALCdR George Y. Philopoulos UsnCdR Chad e. Piacenti UsnMs. dianne L. PickeringMr. Timothy PickeringRAdM Leonard F. Picotte Usn (Ret.)LCdR Michael J. Piellusch UsCGRMr. Rocco J. PierriMr. Kent d. PiesbergenCAPT stephen P. Pike UsnMr. steven L. PikeLCdR Jerome R. Pilewski Usn

CdR david R. Pine UsnCdR eugene M. Pinkelmann Jr. JAGC, UsnLCdR Paul e. Piper UsnLCdR Brian P. Pistek UsnLT Graham M. Plaster UsnvAdM douglas C. Plate Usn (Ret.)Mr. Frederick H. Platt Jr.CAPT William A. Platte Usn (Ret.)CdR david P. Polatty iv UsnRAdM david P. Polatty iii Usn (Ret.)CdR Phillip W. Poliquin UsnLCdR Christopher J. Polk Usndr. Jonathan d. PollackMr. Rafael L. PoloMr. Paul P. Pometto iiCAPT Francisco Ponce Mexican navyCdR James A. Poole UsnLCdR eric C. Popiel UsCGLCdR stephen J. Popielarz MsC, UsnCol Charles H. Porter UsAF (Ret.)Mr. Charles R. PorterCOL John F. Porter UsAR (Ret.)CAPT Craig Anthony Powell RAnCAPT J. Richard Powell Jr. Usn (Ret.)LtCol Brian J. Power UsMCR (Ret.)LT Brent Powers UsnCAPT Glenn C. Powers Usn (Ret.)CdR Richard A. Powers Usn (Ret.)Professor Robert L. PowersCOL Timothy d. Presby UsALCdR steven A. Prescott UsnThe Honorable Joseph A. PreselCAPT Jeffrey D. Proper USNCAPT dorothy A. Prose Usn (Ret.)LCdR Paul W. Pruden MsC, UsnAdM Joseph W. Prueher Usn (Ret.)LT James d. Pruitt UsnCOL Andrea M. Psmithe UsAFCdR John A. Pucciarelli Usn (Ret.)CdR Joseph P. Pugh UsnCol Walter s. Pullar ii UsMC (Ret.)LCdR Ronald G. Pumphrey Canadian

ForcesCOL Lavon R. Purnell UsACAPT scott J. Pursley UsnRCdR douglas B. QuelchMr. Michael A. QuigleyCAPT Brian J. Quin UsnCOL L. Bruce Quinn UsA (Ret.)Ms. Mary e. QuinnLCdR Peter P. Quinn UsnCAPT M. ellen Quisenberry nC, UsnCol Burton C. Quist UsMC (Ret.)COL Manuel L. Quiterio iii UsACdR Karl A. Rabenhorst UsnRLCdR Jeremiah J. Rabitor UsnCdR George J. Rabstejnek UsnR (Ret.)CAPT Patrick C. Rabun Usndr. Maureen A. RaleyMAJ esteban C. Ramirez UsACdR nicolas Rangel Jr. UsnMr. John F. RattsCOL Michael W. Rauhut UsACAPT dale W. Read Jr. UsnR (Ret.)LtCol david v. Ready UsMCLT Timothy Reardon UsnRLCdR Warren A. Record UsnMr. James F. RedaCAPT dorothy J. Reed UsnLCdR Ward L. Reed iii UsnCAPT William C. Reed Usn (Ret.)Ms. Mary RehfeldtCdR Mary L. Reichmuth Usn (Ret.)


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LCdR dana B. Reid UsCGCdR Ferdinand A. Reid UsnMr. Michael H. ReiferCAPT Robert W. Reighley Usn (Ret.)CdR John K. Reilley UsnProfessor Robert K. ReillyCdR Michael R. Rein UsnRLCdR douglas M. Reinbold UsnLT John J. Reinertson UsnCAPT Laurent C. G. Reinhardt UsnRMs. Caroline RemeikaLCdR James W. Remington UsnvAdM Rodney P. Rempt Usn (Ret.)CAPT Marco s. Renella Usn (Ret.)CdR Matthew A. Renner UsnCol Renee L. Renner UsMCRCAPT Arnold E. Resnicoff USN (Ret.)dr. derek s. ReveronCdR William F. Reynolds UsnLCdR sarah C. Rhoads UsnMAJ Jeffrey P. Rhodes USACdR L. Clay Riales UsnRMs. Laila e. RiaziCAPT Peter A. Rice Usn (Ret.)CAPT Jeffrey L. Richard USN (Ret.)LTC Arie C. Richards UsALCdR david K. Richardson UsnLTC F. Glenn Richardson UsA (Ret.)Mr. Gilbert P. Richardson Jr.CAPT stanley A. Richardson UsnCOL Allan Ricketts UsAMr. John P. Riedel-AlvarezMs. Kirstin H. RiesbeckLCdR Joseph R. Riess Jr. Usn (Ret.)CAPT Earl R. Riffle USN (Ret.)CdR Kyle P. Riley UsnLCdR Michael J. Rimmington UsnCdR Michael J. Riordan iv UsnCdR J. Mark Ripkey UsnR (Ret.)CdR Matthew R. Ritchey UsnCdR Anthony C. Roach UsnCAPT J. Ashley Roach JAGC, UsnCAPT Frank B. Robards iii UsnRRdML John e. Roberti UsnCdR Regina L. Roberts UsnMr. darrell R. RobertsonCdR Kimberly A. Roddy UsnCAPT John A. Rodgaard UsnCAPT sidney d. Rodgers MsC, UsnMs. Joyce RodriguesCAPT valentim Rodrigues Portuguese

navyLCdR Juan J. Rodriguez UsnLtCol stephen Rodriguez UsMCLt Col stuart A. Rodriguez UsAFRCdR Craig W. Roegner UsnTerence J. Roehrig PhdLCdR Cameron W. Rogers UsnCdR david T. Rogers Usn (Ret.)LCdR James R. Rogers ii UsnMr. Michael R. RogersLT stacey A. Rogers UsCGLtCol stephen J. Rohde UsMCRLCdR Joel C. Rolley UsnCAPT everett F. Rollins iii UsCG (Ret.)LCdR Richard P. Romaine UsnLT Kenneth M. Roman UsnLtCol Jeffrey A. Rooks USMCMrs. Gail H. RootCdR stephen C. Rorke UsnMrs. Lucille M. RosaCOL Gilberto Rosario UsAF

Ms. elissa M. RosascoMr. Keith A. RosdahlCAPT douglas H. Rose sC, UsnCAPT david A. Rosenberg UsnRCAPT elias Rosenblatt MC, Usn (Ret.)CDR M. C. Rosenfield USCGR (Ret.)CdR eric R. Rosenlof Usn (Ret.)Professor Angus K. RossLCdR Michael B. Ross UsnProfessor steven T. RossCAPT Thomas H. Ross Usn (Ret.)CAPT Lee v. Rossetti UsnRMrs. Carolyn L. RossonCAPT vernon L. Rosson Usn (Ret.)CdR Joel s. Rothschild UsnRCAPT Peter s. Rothwell UsnR (Ret.)COL Bridget M. Rourke UsACOL stephen n. Rous AUs (Ret.)Ms. Anita Y. RousseauCdR Brandt G. Rousseaux UsCG (Ret.)vAdM Ronald A. Route Usn (Ret.)Mr. eldridge e. Rowe Jr.Capt James Rowlett UsMCCAPT Robert C. Rubel Usn (Ret.)COL Alan e. Ruegemer UsARCdR Philip C. Ruhl Usn (Ret.)RAdM Carlos R. Ruiz ecuadorian navyCAPT Howard F. Rundell Jr. UsnR (Ret.)CAPT M. Kimberly Rupert UsnRCol eugene J. Rush AUs (Ret.)CAPT Bayard W. Russell Usn (Ret.)COL david H. Russell ARnG (Ret.)Mr. Lamonte RussellMr. Michael d. RussellCdR Philip i. Russell Usn (Ret.)LtCol Andrew T. Ryan UsMCCOL Maritza s. Ryan UsACOL Patricia e. Ryan ARnGCAPT Richard s. Ryan UsnR (Ret.)CdR Peter G. Rybski Jr. UsnMr. david T. RykkenCAPT Colin H. saari Usn (Ret.)Mr. Joseph M. sabelCAPT danelle T. sadoski UsnLCDR Shawn D. Safford MC, USNRCAPT Ryo sakai JMsdFLCdR Jason P. salata UsnLCdR sylvester L. salcedo UsnRCdR Timothy A. salter UsnCAPT Jack J. samar Jr. Usn (Ret.)RAdM Gregory J. sammut RAndr. Joyce e. sampsonLCdR Adam M. samuels UsnCAPT James Harvey sanborn UsnR (Ret.)MAJ William J. sandbrook UsARCdR Cynthia A. sanders Usn (Ret.)LCdR Michael H. sanders UsnCdR Abubakar Umar sani nigerian navyCAPT Gregory J. sanial UsCGCol Rodman d. sansone UsMCvAdM eduardo Ma.R. santos Philippine

navyCdR J. Miguel santos UsnRCdR Joseph e. santos UsnCdR stefanos sarris Hellenic navyCdR david J. sasek CeC, UsnCAPT Thomas C. sass Usn (Ret.)CAPT Jerry J. saulter UsCG (Ret.)CAPT Terrence e. sauvain sr. UsCGRCAPT John e. savage Usn (Ret.)CAPT sameer saxena indian navyMr. Robert Barlow scaifeLTC Joseph e. scanlin Jr. UsA

Mr. Anthony scaramozziCdR J. Roger L. scarborough Usn (Ret.)LTC Joseph H. schafer UsALCdR Louis J. schager Jr. UsnCAPT Joseph W. schauble sC, Usndr. Calvin R. scheidt Jr.Col Joseph H. scherrer UsAFCdR Andrew W. schiemel UsnCAPT Albert J. Schiff SC, USNR-RCdR Carl v. schloemann Usn (Ret.)Mr. Jeffrey SchmidtCdR Wesley H. schmidt Jr. Usn (Ret.)CAPT Paul s. schmitt UsnR (Ret.)CAPT Ralf schmitt-Raiser German navyProfessor Robert e. schnare Jr.CdR Walter M. schnell UsnCAPT Robert T. schnoor UsnCdR Richard e. schoditsch UsnR (Ret.)Mr. Jonathan A. schoolsCdR Herbert G. schoonmaker UsnR

(Ret.)Professor Lois J. schoonoverCAPT John F. schork Usn (Ret.)MAJ Andrew R. schott UsA (Ret.)CdR Michael C. schroeder Usn (Ret.)Col douglas R. schueler UsMCMr. Arthur J. schuetzLt Col Mark J. schuler AnGMr. Paul A. schulerMr. Gregory B. schulzeLCdR Johannah schumacher UsnCol Rudolph C. schwartz Jr. UsAFRLCdR erich C. schwarz UsnCAPT Jan schwarzenberg Usn (Ret.)CAPT Travis C. schweizer UsnCDR E. L. Scofield USNThe Honorable Gerald W. scottCdR Kirby J. scott iv MC, UsnCdR Mark C. scott UsnCAPT R. Peter scott UsnLT Bret A. sealey UsnLCdR Reginald M. sealey UsCG (Ret.)Col susan B. seaman UsMCCAPT William B. seaman Jr. UsnCAPT John A. sears iii UsnCdR elliot F. K. seatherton MBe, RnCDR Geoffery W. Seaver SC, USNRLtCol Matthew R. seay UsMCCOL Joseph W. secino UsACdR Matthew T. secrest UsnLT Marcus H. seeger UsnLtCol William H. seely UsMCCAPT Gary A. Seffel USNRLT Andre e. sekowski UsnLCdR Jon A. selbyg MsC, UsnRLCdR Olin M. sell UsnLTC Joseph R. selman UsACAPT Attilio Serafini SC, USNR (Ret.)CAPT Marvin T. serhan Usn (Ret.)Lt Col Cynthia K. sexton UsAFLT Robert H. Shaffer USNCdR Julie H. shank UsnLtCol Milo L. shank UsMCCOL steven R. shappell UsACdR Charles W. sharkey iv UsnRCdR Alexander v. sharp UsnRDML Clifford S. Sharpe USN (Ret.)CdR Paul J. shaughnessy UsnLCdR Howard R. shaw UsCGCdR James J. shaw UsnDr. Jeffrey ShawCAPT Robert J. shea Jr. UsnRProfessor ivan A. shearer

CdR Bryan P. sheehan UsnCAPT John e. sherman Usn (Ret.)Ms. Keah d. shieldsCAPT Albert J. shimkus Jr. nC, Usn (Ret.)Col Timothy v. shindelar UsMCRAdM John F. shipway Usn (Ret.)CAPT James Ryman shoaf UsnMs. debra L. shoreLt Col Ronald B. short AnGRAdM Jacob L. shuford Usn (Ret.)COL Colleen C. shull UsALCdR Glen e. sidaras UsnCAPT norman F. sidler Jr. UsnR (Ret.)LT stefania A. sigurdsson UsnCdR William silkman UsnCOL John d. silvia UsAF (Ret.)Ms. Loretta i. silviaCAPT stephanie M. simon MsC, UsnLCdR B. Mitchell simpson iii Usn (Ret.)CAPT Mark s. simpson UsnLTC Michael W. simpson UsA (Ret.)CdR edwin L. sims Usn (Ret.)LCDR Jeffrey R. Sims USNCol Dean T. Siniff USMCCAPT Robert L. sinnokrak UsnRCdR Warren e. sisson iii UsnMr. Constantine J. skamarakasCol Harley T. skidmore iii UsMCRMAJ Brent skinner UsACol John A. skinner UsMCRMs. Wendy K. skinnerMr david L. M. skovCAPT Kemp L. skudin Usn (Ret.)CAPT Martha M. slaughter MsC, UsnCol denette L. sleeth UsAFCdR Michael J. slein Usn (Ret.)LCdR Timothy J. slentz UsnThe Honorable donald d. slesnick iiCdR Thomas A. sliski UsnCAPT Richard T. sloane Usn (Ret.)CAPT Calvin d. slocumb UsnAdM William n. small Usn (Ret.)LCdR Barrett J. smith UsnLCdR Benjamin P. smith UsnLCdR Bryon T. smith UsnLCdR Colin s. smith UsnLt Col david R. smith AnGLT david v. smith UsCGRCAPT david M. smith UsnCdR douglas v. smith Usn (Ret.)RAdM duncan C. smith iii UsCGRMs. Janice G. smithCAPT John v. smith Jr. Usn (Ret.)LCdR Jon A. smith UsnRCol Judy Gail smith UsMCR (Ret.)LCdR Kent d. smith UsnCAPT Paul e. smith Usn (Ret.)CdR Philip A. smith Usn (Ret.)Mr. Rod smithProfessor Roger J. smithCAPT Roy M. smith UsnR (Ret.)CdR steven L. smith Usn (Ret.)Mr. Webster F. smithLtCol George A. snell UsMCRCdR sheri L. snively CHC, UsnRLCdR Guy M. snodgrass UsnCOL Wilder M. snodgrass UsA (Ret.)CAPT Frank M. snyder Usn (Ret.)CdR Randall C. snyder UsnCAPT William J. snyder UsnMs. Kathi A. sohnCAPT Robert T. sollenberger Usn (Ret.)Maj Gen Mark s. solo UsAF


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CAPT Timothy e. somes Usn (Ret.)LCdR Andrew J. sonier UsnCAPT John d. soracco sC, UsnCdR Raymond e. sorensen UsnRMr. Michael i. sorrellsCdR Brian e. souchet UsnCdR Alan R. souders CeC, Usn (Ret.)CAPT Jay C. sourbeer M.d. UsnCAPT Martin H. sours UsnR (Ret.)LtCol William e. souza iii UsMCRLt Col Christopher J. sovada UsAFCol Jennifer P. sovada UsAFCAPT stanley A. sowinski UsnRCol William R. spain UsMC (Ret.)Mr. Joel spangenbergCdR Charles C. sparks ii UsnCdR Rebecca v. sparks MsC, Usn (Ret.)Maj Randy P. spears AnGLCdR Paul C. spedero Jr. UsnMr. James T. spell Jr.CdR Michael H. spencer sC, Usn (Ret.)Mr. david A. spetrinoLT Karsten e. spies UsnRCAPT david A. spriggs UsnRCdR Lisa B. squire Usn (Ret.)CdR Theodore J. st. John UsnLTC Paul J. st. Laurent UsA (Ret.)CAPT James P. staes Usn (Ret.)LCdR Ronald P. stake CHC, UsnMaj Martin stallone AnGCdR Mark G. standage UsnCdR Kate M. standifer UsnMr. Jonathan K. stanfordCOL William R. stanley Jr. UsALCdR Robert s. starr Jr. UsnR (Ret.)RAdM James R. stark Usn (Ret.)CdR Ronald J. stearns sC, UsnLtGen Martin R. steele UsMC (Ret.)LCdR sylvester L. steele Usndr. Howard J. T. steersCAPT daniel W. stehly UsnRLCdR Mark W. steinbicker UsnRRdML david F. steindl UsnLCdR Thomas s. stephens UsnLCdR Jason T. stepp UsnCdR Charles A. sternberg Usn (Ret.)CdR diane K. stewart UsnCdR Bryan C. still UsnCOL douglas R. still nCARnGMr. Keith A. stinebaughProfessor donald J. stoker Jr.LCdR Michael n. stoll UsnBGen douglas stone UsMCRLCdR John d. stoner Jr. UsnCdR Pauline A. storum UsnMr. Brad W. storyCdR Kermit P. stott UsnR (Ret.)CdR Robert W. stouse UsnMr. F. Richard strableyCAPT Michael strano UsnCdR Fred K. stratton Usndr. William d. straussMaj Wayne W. straw UsAFCAPT Bruce A. streeter UsnRCOL John R. strifert vTAnGMr. Andre stroudCol Reginald C. stroud UsAFMAJ sloane e. struse UsACdR Robert G. struth Jr. Usn (Ret.)LCdR Brian P. strzemienski Usn

CAPT Willard B. stubbs UsnCdR Gregory G. stump UsCGCAPT John B. sturges iii UsnMs. Karen M. sudkampCol david M. sullivan UsAFCol John J. sullivan Jr. UsMCRMr. John F. sullivanCdR sean C. sullivan UsnCdR James T. sultenfuss UsnMaj Robert suminsby UsAFLCdR Jon P. sunderland UsnCAPT John F. sussilleaux UsnCdR Michael d. sutton JAGC, UsnCdR sheldon L. sutton Usn (Ret.)CdR scott J. svoboda UsnRCAPT Robert C. swallow UsnLtCol Mark e. swanson UsMCRLCdR david n. sween UsnRCol James R. sweeney ii UsMCRCol susan M. swiatek UsMCRLCdR steven A. swift UsnRCAPT Harry A. switzer sC, UsnR (Ret.)CAPT Peter W. symasko Usn (Ret.)Mr. Thomas A. synnottMr. stefan TabakCAPT Lee M. Tabenken UsnR (Ret.)LtCol Robert W. Taft UsMCRCol david A. Tagg UsMCCdR Rex M. Takahashi UsCG (Ret.)CAPT Richard W. Talipsky Usn (Ret.)Ms. Cristina L. TallarigoLTC Tai Tiong Tan Republic of singapore

navyLCdR shane P. Tanner UsnCdR Peter T. Tarpgaard Usn (Ret.)LCdR steven R. Tarr iii Usn COL Christopher P. Tate UsA (Ret.)Ambassador Paul d. TaylorCAPT Gilbert e. Teal ii UsCGCdR Paul L. Teare UsnR (Ret.)CdR Gina M. Tecco Usn (Ret.)CdR Thomas W. Tedesso UsnLCdR Benjamin J. Teich UsnCAPT douglas J. Ten Hoopen UsnLT donald i. Tenney UsnCdR Richard L. Terrell Usn (Ret.)Col Lloyd Terry Jr. UsAFRMG Michael J. Terry UsACdR Jason R. Testa UsnCdR douglas A. Thien UsnProfessor Charles s. Thomas iiiCAPT Mack A. Thomas Jr. Usn (Ret.)LCdR Matthew C. Thomas UsnMaj sea s. Thomas UsMCLCdR Alonso O. Thompson Usn (RC)Mr. Arthur R. ThompsonCAPT d. scott Thompson Usn (Ret.)CdR John A. Thompson UsnCOL Joseph F. Thompson UsARCdR neil J. Thompson OBe RnCdR stephen M. Thompson UsnCdR steven R. Thompson UsnLTC david P. Thoresen UsABrig Gen Paul W. Tibbets iv UsAFvAdM emmett H. Tidd Usn (Ret.)Maj Christopher e. Tiernan UsMCMr. John R. TiltonCdR Ronald W. Tilton Usn (Ret.)CAPT Francis x. Tisak sC, UsnCAPT edward d. Titus Jr. Usn (Ret.)LCDR Jeffrey S. Todd USNCol Anthony P. Tokarz UsMC (Ret.)CAPT Michael R. Tollefson Usn (Ret.)

LTC Charles K. Tolleson ARnG (Ret.)Lt Col Randall Tom AnGLt Col Thomas G. Tomaras UsAFCdR Gary M. Ton UsnRCAPT Alan d. Tong MC, UsnRCdR Banjird Tongchiw Royal Thai navyMAJ Paul J. Toolan UsACOL Mark A. Toplikar UsACAPT Raymond J. Torp Usn (Ret.)CdR diego P. Torres UsnCdR elek C. Toth UsnR (Ret.)LCdR Brian L. Tothero UsnCAPT Lee Tougas UsnRLCdR Tamara v. Trank UsnCdR John L. Trefz Jr. UsnLTC Joseph d. Trehy UsA (Ret.)LCdR eugene e. Trelles UsnMaj John C. Trepka UsMCCdR Richard A. Trevisan UsnCdR Brent A. Trickel UsnCOL Howard s. Tripp UsA (Ret.)LCdR Gerald L. Tritz UsnMr. Paul A. TrivelliCdR Joseph e. Troiani Usn (Ret.)Mrs. Christine e. TrostleLtCol Leonard e. Troxel UsMCLT Rexford C. Trudell UsnLCdR Travis J. Trupp UsnLTC Christopher M. Turletes UsACAPT Mark L. Turner UsnCdR victoria s. Turner Usn (Ret.)CAPT William M. Turner sC, UsnCdR Brian T. Turney UsnRMr. Walter e. Turnquist Jr.Ms. diana Turonisdr. Heath TwichellLTC Robert M. Twiss UsAR (Ret.)COL Joel K. Tyler UsALCdR erik M. Tynan UsnCol Gregory s. Tyson UsMCProfessor Frank Uhlig Jr.LCdR Thomas A. Ulmer UsnMAJ John C. Ulrich UsALCdR Peter A. Ulrich UsnCAPT Greg A. Ulses UsnMr. Graham L. UndercofferLCdR susan A. Union UsnLTC steven L. Updike UsARCdR Timothy T. UrbanCAPT Robert F. Urso Usn (Ret.)LCdR Michael R. vaas UsnCdR ellen C. vadney Usn (Ret.)MAJ Rocky R. vaira UsALCdR Francisco O. valdez Jr. Usn (Ret.)LCdR nicholas J. valhos nYnMCAPT dennis J. van Buskirk Usn (Ret.)CdR Russell J. van diepen UsnMr. david van duzeeCdR John W. van Hise Jr. UsnRCdR Gordan van Hook Usn (Ret.)Ms. Rebecca H. van HooserCol James K. van Riper UsMC (Ret.)Col Peter J. van Ryzin UsMC (Ret.)Mr. Robert W. van WicklinCdR Thomas C. vance Usn (Ret.)COL diane vanderpot UsACAPT James L. vandiver UsnLCdR Jonathan J. vanecko UsnLCdR John F. vanjaarsveld UsnCdR david A. varner UsnCAPT Karen s. vartan UsnR (Ret.)LTC James M. vartanian UsALt Col Jason F. vattioni UsAF

Mr. Brett M. vaughanCAPT William e. vaughan CeC, UsnRdr. Milan n. vegoCAPT eric H. venema UsnCAPT Michael vengrow MC, UsnCdR Josiah B. venter UsnRCAPT eric H. ver Hage UsnCol daniel J. vician UsAFRCdR John W. vinyard iii UsnLCdR Gregory J. viola ii UsCGMAJ david e. violand UsACAPT Hugo M. vives Argentine navyCAPT eric J. vogelbacher UsCGCAPT Frederick H. vogt Usn (Ret.)CdR Matthew s. von Ruden UsCGLCdR Phillip d. voyer UsnCdR darko vukovic Montenegrin navyCol William e. Wade Jr. UsAFMr. Mark R. WagarLCdR Kenneth Wagenhauser UsnRCol James s. Waggener Jr. UsAF (Ret.)COL John d. Waghelstein UsA (Ret.)CdR edward s. Wagner Jr. UsnLt Col J. Gary Wagner UsAFR (Ret.)RdML Joseph e. Wakim Lebanese naval

ForcesCol Russell K. Walden UsAFdr. Arthur n. WaldronLCdR ernst K. Walge UsnRCAPT Charles M. Walker Usn (Ret.)CAPT George K. Walker UsnR (Ret.)Mrs. Mindi A. WalkerCdR Andrew n. Wall UsnR (Ret.)Ms. Kathleen A. WalshLT Terrence W. Walsh UsCGLTC Lance A. Wang UsA (Ret)Col dale L. Ward UsMC (Ret.)CdR david e. Ward UsnMr samuel d. WardMr. donald W. Warner Jr.CAPT Robert s. Warner Usn (Ret.)CAPT Griffin L. Warren SC, USNProfessor James M. Warren Usn (Ret.)MAJ steven H. Warren UsACAPT Leonard R. Wass Usn (Ret.)MAJ Mitchell O. Watkins UsACdR daniel W. Watts MsC, UsnLCdR Robert C. Watts iv UsnCAPT Robert B. Watts Usn (Ret.)CAPT Kenneth e. Wavell Jr. UsnRdr. Larry A. WeaverCAPT James d. Webb Usn (Ret.)COL Christopher C. Webber UsACdR William A. Weedon UsnCAPT Arnold C. Wegher UsnR (Ret.)Col Robert M. Weidert UsMC (Ret.)RdML John F. Weigold UsnRCAPT William v. Weinman Jr. Usn (Ret.)CAPT Charles F. Weishar Usn (Ret.)Lt Col Cornelia P. Weiss UsAFRMs. Melissa WelchCAPT Tala J. Welch Usn (Ret.)COL Lamont J. Wells UsACAPT Thomas J. Welsh JAGC, UsnCAPT Kevin Wensing UsnMr. stephen F. WentworthLCdR derek s. Wessman UsnLTC Byron F. West Jr. UsA (Ret.)The Honorable Francis J. WestCOL steven R. West UsACAPT Michael Wettlaufer UsnProfessor Christopher A. WeuveCAPT Paul R. Whelan sC, UsnR (Ret.)


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CdR stephen J. Whelan UsnR (Ret.)Mr. Jimmy W. WhitakerMr. Robert J. WhiteLCdR Michael Whitecar UsnCAPT James H. Whitehead iii UsCGMr. steven K. WhiteheadCdR Walter J. Whitley Usn (Ret.)Ms. Kelsey WhitlockMr. William T. WhitworthCAPT Lloyd C. Wholey Usn (Ret.)Mr. Patrick WicklundMr. Michael T. WiestCdR Randy G. Wietman Usn (Ret.)LCdR Craig A. Wightman UsnCdR sally L. Wilbur UsnProfessor Leonard W. Wildemann iiiLCdR Timothy B. Wilke UsnMr. Bryan K. WilkesMs. Carol A. WilkesCAPT Jonathan e. Will UsnCol derek H. Willard UsAF (Ret.)CAPT Kent A. Willever JAGC, Usn (Ret.)CAPT david A. Williams Usn (Ret.)CdR donna M. Williams UsnLCdR Kelly s. Williams Usn (Ret.)vAdM Kent H. Williams UsCG (Ret.)Mr. Paul H. WilliamsCAPT Theodore M. Williamson UsnRCAPT Brian s. Wilson JAGC, UsnLt Col James R. Wilson UsAFRMr. Jerry d. WilsonLT James C. Wiltraut UsnMr. James T. WindleLCdR William W. Windle UsnRCdR Thomas M. Wing UsnRCdR John K. Winkler UsnRCAPT Robert s. Winneg Usn (Ret.)CdR James M. Winterroth UsnRCdR Malcolm K. Wise RAnBGen Mark R. Wise UsMCvAdM James P. Wisecup Usn (Ret.)LTC Paul M. Wiseman UsARLCDR Aaron C. Wishnuff USNCAPT Charles H. Witten Usn (Ret.)Maj daniel J. Wittnam UsMCLT James Allen Wolff USNCAPT William S. Wolff USN (Ret.)COL daria P. Wollschlaeger UsAMr. Robert J. WolownikCAPT William J. Wolter UsCGCdR Cynthia M. Womble UsnMr. Wayland W.L. WongCdR Andrew R. Wood UsnMr. Brian K. WoodCdR Brian P. Wood UsnMAJ Jerry L. Wood Jr. UsACol Larry A. Wood UsMC (Ret.)CdR John H. Woodhouse Jr. Usn (Ret.)LCDR Jeffrey K. Woods USNRCol Kevin T. Wooley UsMCCol elliott W. Worcester Jr. AnG (Ret.)MAJ Ryan L. Worthan UsACAPT Charles R. Wright UsnLT Joseph d. Wright iii UsCGRMs. Lynise K. WrightCAPT Philip H. Wright UsnRCol stephen e. Wright UsAF (Ret.)CdR Walter C. Wrye iv UsnCdR Peter A. Wu UsnMAJ Marianna M. Yamamoto UsACAPT Hiroshi Yamamura JMsdFCAPT Kazuki Yamashita JMsdF

COL Mark A. Yanaway UsARCdR Yong-Mo YangCOL W. Glenn Yarborough Jr. UsA (Ret.)Lt Col John W. Yarger UsMCMr. Jonathan P. YatesCAPT Perry d. Yaw UsnsLTC Wei Hsuing Yong Republic of

singapore navyLCdR Mary Anne Yonk UsnCAPT James K. York Usn (Ret.)Professor Tsunetoshi YoshiharaCOL Wayne R. YoshinoCdR Forrest O. Young UsnLTC Kristina A. Young UsACdR Timothy H. Young UsnCAPT Michael J. Yraceburn UsnRMr. Alexander P. ZaneCdR Julie s. Zavodny UsnRLT Amanda H. Zawora UsnCol John d. Zazworsky Jr. UsAFCdR Anthony M. Zeccola UsnRLT david J. Zehler UsnRLTC Frederick Zilian Jr. UsA (Ret.)COL darren B. Zimmer UsALCdR John d. Zimmerman UsnCAPT daniel J. Zinder MC, UsnCdR John F. Zrembski UsnCOL Marc L. Zuffa USARMr. George P. ZvaraBG Peter B. Zwack UsA

aSSOCiaTE MEMBERSAnnual giving of $195-499Mr. Lloyd B. AdamsMr. Winthrop R. AdkinsMs. Maureen AlvarezMr. Albert A. Alyn Jr.Mr. Harold Lindsay Amos Jr.Mr. Christopher H. Arbuthnotdr. Lewis Arnowdr. Roger W. AshleyMr. Harvey M. Bagg Jr.Mr. John W. BagwillMr. Joseph M. Barry Jr.Mr. david G. BazarskyMr. James T. Beale Jr.RAdM Timothy d. Beard iii nJnMMr. Geoffrey L. BeauchampMr. Robert n. BeckMr. Ronald i. BeckerMrs. Rose M. BeckerLT Robert H. Beeby UsnRMr. James T. Bialacdr. Miles Oakley BidwellCdR Richard P. Bilden Usn (Ret.)Mr. derek W. BlackmanMs. Priscilla Foley BlackmanMr. Gerald W. Blakeley Jr.Mr. Robert BlanchardMr. Jay e. BloomMr. dickson G. BoenningCdR Carlen P. Booth UsnR (Ret.)Mr. Gil BorgardtMr. Bradford R. BossMr. Thomas P. BourgaultMr. Howarth P. Boyledr. John F. BradyLCDR James J. Bransfield USNR (Ret.)Mr. John J. BreenRAdM Herbert M. Bridge UsnR (Ret.)Mr. Lanny B. BridgersMr. Kenneth H. BrockwayRAdM Thomas F. Brown iii Usn (Ret.)

Mr. Robert L. BurellMr. Coleman P. BurkeMr. Michael e. BuschCdR Guido Calce Canadian navyCol Marshall M. Calef ii UsMC (Ret.)CWO4 Al Canfield USNMr. Carlos CastellanosMr. Bruce A. CauleyMr. R. Anthony CavanaghMr. Amos CecchiMr. Peter J. CecchiniMr. Marvin A. ChatinoverMr. John Ciummodr. Charles G. CoganMr. Martin d. CohenMr. daniel C. CohnMr. Peter G. ColliasLCdR Patrick J. Collins UsnR (Ret.)Mr. Lyn ComfortMrs. Ann F. ConnerMr. Robert B. ConnerMr. Harry B. ConollyMrs. Kathleen M. ConwayMr. Barry CookProfessor Juan e. CorradiMr. Bruce F. CottaMs. sally Fay CottinghamCAPT Robert L. Crippen Usn (Ret.)Mr. edward H. CunninghamMr. John B. CurcioMr. Howard G. Cushing Jr.Mr. Thomas P. dammMr. Thomas v. danaMr. Andrew H. davis Jr.Mr. Holbrook R. davisMrs. Mary M. davisMs. Alexandra de KoranyiMr. James e. dean M.s.W.dr. Janet deBerryMr. William T. deCamp iiiMr. Timothy J. delGiudiceCdR William A. dempsey UsnR (Ret.)RAdM J. Ronald denney UsnR (Ret.)Mr. donald A. deryMr. stephen devoe iiiMr. Peter s. dimseyCOL Anthony J. diPerna UsA (Ret.)Mr. david K. doddMr. George A. donovandr. Agnes G. doodyCAPT Alan H. driscoll UsMM (Ret.)CdR Philip T. driscoll UsnR (Ret.)Mr. Lee Alan duckworthMr. William M. duncanMG Charles J. dunlap Jr. UsAFMr. Howard B. edelsteinMr. Robert s. edenbach sr.Mr. Harry J. elkinCAPT John Evanoff USNR (Ret.)Col Mike O. Fallon UsMC (Ret.)CAPT William T. Fantry Jr. Usn (Ret.)Mr. Lawrence R. FarmerMr. Michael L. FayMr. Glenn M. FeitMr. James J. FindleyMr. Michel FleuetteMr. Glenn L. FloydMr. Thomas K. FlynnCol John Folloni UsAF (Ret.)Mr. david Forddr. John Watkins Foster Jr.LT Jon Fox UsnR (Ret.)Mr. Thomas F. Freeman

Mr. Robert T. GalkinMrs. Wini B. GalkinMr. John e. GamelMrs. elizabeth GaravantaCAPT Gregory J. Garner UsnR (Ret.)LT derek B. Gatta UsnMr. Michael d. GentileMs. Ruth M. Geoffroydr. Lawrence GeussMr. L. Martin GibbsMr. Jeffrey G. GilmourMr Lawrence R. GlennMrs. John P. GlorieuxMr. Thomas P. i. GoddardMr. Luther M. GoffMr. Arthur GoldstoneMr. Jerome Goodmandr Alison GoodrichMr. Lawrence e. GotchRAdM david A. Gove Usn (Ret.)Mr. John Gowell esq.Mr. david A. GrantMr. James C. Greenway iiiMr. david R. GrenonMr. Alfred L. GriggsMr. G. Christopher GrinerMr. Richard GrosvenorMrs. Terry T. GrosvenorMr. Richard R. Gumpertdr. James R. GuthrieMr. Thomas K. HadlockMr. Walter C. HaffnerCOL Jacob Hagopian UsA (Ret.)Mr. Peter HainerMr. Craig B. HainesMr. Richard d. HamiltonMr. irvin W. Hankins iiiMr. Ken HaraCdR James A. Harper sr. UsnR (Ret.)RdML Charles d. Harr MC, UsnRdr. daniel T. Harrington Mddr. Thomas R. HaufeMr. Charles F. HawkinsMrs. Fredericka W.A. HazardRAdM William A. Heine iii UsnR (Ret.)vAdM Albert J. Herberger Usn (Ret.)CAPT Charles L. Hewell UsnR (Ret.)Mr. John H. HiggsCAPT George J. Hill MC, UsnR (Ret.)Mr. Peter B. HirshfieldMr. Michael F. HobenMr. Kenneth e. HogbergAdM James R. Hogg Usn (Ret.)LCdR Walter s. Hough UsnR (Ret.)dr. Lewis L. HouseMr. J. Garrison HoytMr. John H. HubbardMr. Lloyd n. HullThe Honorable Jerry M. HultinProfessor Roberta Mudge HumbleMs. Anne H. HuotMr. Michael s. Hurley Jr.Capt Helmer W.s. Huseby UsnR (Ret.)Mr. Pierre du Pont irvingMr. Martin d. JacobsonMs. nancy e. JamisonMr. Aram P. Jarret Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Marshall n. Jarvis iiMs. Lindsey Johnson-suddarthMr. daniel s. JonasMr. nelson d. JonesMr. John A. KarolyMr. John H. Kazanjian


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Mr. John d. KelleherRAdM John M. Kelly Usn (Ret.)Mr. John P. KingMr. Will H. KingMr. donald L. KittlemanCdR Jonathan R. Knowles UsnR (Ret.)The Reverend Paul s. Koumriandr. Wayne A. LaBoreMr. Raymond B. Langton iiivAdM Conrad C. Lautenbacher Jr. Usn

(Ret.)dr. Karl LautenschlagerCdR Theodore P.s. LeClair UsnCAPT Kenneth A. Lee Usn (Ret.)Mr. Leighton Lee iiiMr. Paul LemontMs. Pamela F. LenehanBrig Gen samuel K. Lessey Jr. UsAF (Ret.)Mr. Charles LevittMr. Charles M. LewisMr. Thomas H. LewisCAPT Frederick R. Lickfold iii Usn (Ret.)dr. Charles s. Lipson MdMr. Michael i. Lipsteindr. eric LodewijkCAPT vincent J. Lynch Usn (Ret.)Mr. Frederick H. MacdonaldMr. Curtis W. MageeMr. donald G. MageeMrs. Mary donohue MageeMr. William F. Magee Jr.Mr. Thomas G. MaherMr. William n. MakepeaceCAPT Thomas L. Mallman UsnR (Ret.)Mr. Peter e. MarcovicciMr. Michael H. MarinerMr. Merritt R. MarquardtMr. John e. Marshall iiiMr. Andrew S. MartzloffCAPT Theodore T. Mason UsnR (Ret.)The Honorable William F. MauerMr. Frank MauranAdM Henry H. Mauz Jr. Usn (Ret.)Mr. William L. MayerMr. donald K. Mayland sr.dr. Julie C. McAlpineMr. Christian McCarthyLT John K. McColloch UsnRRAdM William M. Mcdermott Jr. Usn

(Ret.)Maj Joseph F. Mcdonough UsMC (Ret.)Ms. Linda McGoldrickMr. John F. McJennett iiiMr. Bruce McLanahandr. William Medford Jr.CAPT Peter F. Merenda UsnR (Ret.)Mr. stephen MerselisMr. daniel F. MeucciCAPT Gig Michaud UsnR (Ret.)LTC Joseph L. Michaud esquire UsARMr. douglas L. MillerMr. Ralph L. Misto Jr.RAdM Christopher M. Moe Usn (Ret.)Mr. Olivier MoraliMr. John J. Moriarty Jr.Mr. stephen M. MorrisProfessor Joseph L. MundyCAPT Leon A. Murphy UsCGR (Ret.)dr. Quentin MurphyMr. Robert T. MurphyCAPT Robert L. Mushen Usn (Ret.)Mr. Frank nagle

Mr. Christopher Austin nardoMr. Alan d. nathanMr. Carl R. nealMr. simon nemzowJudge Alan H. nevasThe Honorable Zalman d. newmanMr. Ronald P. noonanMr. edward J. O’neilMr. Philip d. O’neill Jr.Mr. Warren A. O’sullivanMr. John R. OrcuttMr. david M. OsnosMr. Christopher OtorowskiMrs. Kimberly PalmerCAPT John J. Palmieri Usn (Ret.)Ms. dallas Pell YatesCAPT P. Kevin Peppe Usn (Ret.)Mr. eric F. PetersonMr. Barry G. PiferMr. W. Fergus PorterMr. dennis PowersMr. Robert M. PozzoMr. nicholas PrimeMr. Jordan s. Proutydr. Anthony J. RafanelliMr. Paul A. RaicheMr. Richard J. RapaportCPT Charles F. Reade Jr. UsAMr. John T. ReidMr. Clark B.W. ReinerCdR Robert J. Reintjes sr. Usn (Ret.)Mr. C. dale ReisMs. Joy M. RendahlMr. david M. RentonCdR Brian H. Reynolds UsnRMs. Mary H. ReynoldsMr. William B. RichardsMr. Donald B. RieflerMr. John F. Ring JrRAdM H. B. Robertson Jr. Usn (Ret.)Mr. edward M. RockettMr. Justin T. Rogers Jr.Mr. Michael P. RoseMr. donald O. RossMr. Robert s. RossMr. edward J. RossiMr. Jason RubinMr. Richard s. RudickCAPT William R. RuggMrs. Kathleen K. RussellMr. neil RussellMr. Barry M. SabloffMr. stephen samsMs. Alison B. sanderMr. david G. santryMr. Robert L. Scharff Jr.Mr. Howard G. seitzCAPT Walter W. sepe Usn (Ret.)Mr. G. Crossan seybolt Jr.Mr. Ronald Bernard shealyMr. Edwin S. SheffieldMrs. Gay G. SheffieldMr. Hamilton n. shepleyMr. Thomas shevlindr. Wharton shoberMr. Phil shockmanLt Col Robert A. shore UsAF (Ret.)Mr. George W. shuster sr.Mr. Robert J. sirhalMr. James B. skaggsdr. Kiron K. skinnerMr. Jed C. snyderLCdR samuel A. sorenson Usn (Ret.)

LtCol Larkin spivey UsMC (Ret.)Ms. susan s. stautburgMr. david J. stecklervAdM George P. steele ii Usn (Ret.)Mr. George e. stephensonMr. James B. stetsonCAPT John Boydston stetson CeC, UsnR

(Ret.)Mr. david A. stewartdr. Ronald M. stewart Md.CAPT F. Michael stockreiter UsnR (Ret.)Mr. James C. stokesMr. James F. stoneCAPT Louis C. sudler Jr. UsnR (Ret.)Mrs. Jody sullivanMr. John C. sullivanMr. Brian A. sweeneyRAdM John J. sweeney UsnR (Ret.)Mr. Gary L. swensonMr. Richard J. TammaroMr. James C. TappanMs. Alice House TaussigMrs. Anna W. Templeton-Cotilldr. stephen J. Thomassn eric P. Thompson UsnMr. Richard v. ThursbyMr. Peter M. TodebushMr. Joseph M. Tomaino Jr.The Honorable ernest C. TorresMr. Michael F. TrachtenbergMr. Joseph P. TratnyekCAPT Andrew N. Triandafilou USMM

(Ret.)Mr. Alan P. TsakeresMr. Richard TulloCdR Randall W. Tully Usn (Ret.)CAPT W. Lee Tuthill CeC, UsnR (Ret.)Mr. Ronald C. UnterbergerCdR daniel W. Urish UsnMr. Robert P. varnidr. John R. varoscakMr. Wheaton C. vaughanMr. George M. vetterCAPT Kenneth J. Walkky UsnMrs. Kathleen s. WallaceBrig Gen Joseph n. Waller UsAF (Ret.)Mr. Peter WalshMr. Robert W. WarburghMr. George WardwellCAPT Kevin C. Warnke UsnR (Ret.)Mr. david M. WatersCdR earl e. Watson iii UsnR (Ret.)CAPT Harry H. Weinberg sC, Usn (Ret.)Mr. Henry Wendt iiiRAdM Richard d. West Usn (Ret.)Mr. Malcolm F. WheelerMr. Thomas B. WheelerMr. Robert G. WhiteLt Col William F. White UsAF (Ret.)Mr. James e. Williams Jr.dr. Andrew n. WilnerCapt Frederick J. Wilson iii UsMC (Ret.)Mr. Phillip M. WilsonThe Honorable ellen WinsorMr. Charles J. WolfeMr. Ling Wongdr. Robert s. WoodMr. Hilary G. WoodhouseMr. John A. WoodsMs. Alyce A. WrightMr. Harrison WrightMr. Gerald P. YorkCAPT James F. Young UsnR (Ret.)

Mr. Raymond P. ZarlengoThe Honorable Hiller B. Zobel

gRaDuaTE MEMBERSAnnual giving of $35-194CAPT Mohamed Abdulhafeed Yemen

navyCdR Youssef H. Aboul-enein MsC, UsnAdM Francisco v. Abreu Portuguese navyCdR Richard P. Adams Usn (Ret.)Ms. Linda M. AdkinsCdR Adnand Agastra Albanian navyCAPT Baret v. Ajemian Usn (Ret.)CdR Charles F. Ake Usn (Ret.)BGen saqer H. Al-Maawdah Bahrain Royal

naval ForceRdML david A. Albrecht JAGC, Usn (Ret.)CAPT Wendell R. Alcorn Usn (Ret.)CdR William T. Alex UsnCAPT Richard G. Alexander Usn (Ret.)COL John J. Alfano UsARMAJ Todd J. Allison UsACAPT Juliann M. Althoff USNProfessor Hayat AlviCdR John B. Amendola UsnMAJ Bethzie Florence edwards Anacoura

seychelles ArmyCol Frederic M. Anderson UsAF (Ret.)LTG Joseph Anderson UsACol Tim G. Anderson UsMC (Ret.)CdR Timothy C. Anderson UsnRCAPT William s. Anderson Usn LTC Philip d. Andrews UsAR (Ret.)Ms. Natalya A. AnfiloyevaCAPT M. Gregory Anunson UsnRCAPT Thomas J. Arminio Usn (Ret.)CAPT John e. Arnold Usn (Ret.)LCdR Robert B. Ashford UsnCOL Harper B. Atherton UsAR (Ret.)Mr. Marshall F. AtkinsMr. Kenneth T. BaheCAPT Randal L. Bahr Usn (Ret.)CdR shawn T. Bailey UsnCOL dennis M. Barletta UsACAPT Roger W. Barnett Usn (Ret.)CAPT Michael A. Baroody UsCGLt Col William A. Barry UsAF (Ret.)MG Arthur M. Bartell UsACAPT Robert G. Bates UsCG (Ret.)CAPT steven Baxter Usn (Ret.)vAdM Gerald R. Beaman UsnCol Robert A. Beaudoin UsMC (Ret.)Mr. Frank i. Bell Jr.Ms. Rachel M. BelterCdR Todd A. Beltz UsnLCdR Amy C. Bender Usn (Ret.)Mr. nicholas L. BennettMr. Richard M. BennisLCdR Oliver Berdal Royal norwegian navyCOL Richard W. Bergson UsA (Ret.)Lt Col Richard A. Bernardi UsAF (Ret.)Mr. Christopher s. BernotaviciusLCdR Kerem Bilge UsnMr. Robert J. BishirMrs. Rosalie BishopLtCol Chad A. Blair UsMCCol edward W. Bligh UsMCCdR sabrina J. Bobkowski UsnRCAPT edward A. Bobrick UsnR (Ret.)CAPT debra A. Bodenstedt Usn (Ret.)CdR Thomas Boehlke German navyCdR iris A. Boehnke UsnMr. Christopher J. BognannoCAPT Patrick J. Bohan Usn

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CdR Todd M. Boland UsnRCAPT James R. Boma UsnR (Ret.)COL Joseph R. Boscacci UsA (Ret.)MAJ Bernard H. Boucher Jr. UsA (Ret.)LT danny R. Bouie UsnCTRC(ss) John Bouvier Usn (Ret.)MAJ Brandon L. Bowman UsALCdR Robert M. Brady UsCGRCAPT daniel B. Branch Jr. Usn (Ret.)LCdR H. scott Brandon UsnCdR Frederick Breaux UsnRCdR Wesley P. Bringham UsnCOL Johnnie W. Britton UsA (Ret.)CAPT Jeffrey F. Brokob USN (RC)COL stephen e. Broughall UsACAPT Carradean L. Brown Usn (Ret.)CAPT eric P. Brown UsCGLCdR Gregory R. Brown Royal Bahamas

defence ForceCAPT edward C. Bryant UsCGR (Ret.)CdR J. Theodore Bryson Usn (Ret.)CAPT Roger L. Buck Usn (Ret.)Mr. George d. BuckleyCAPT Barton d. Buechner Usn (Ret.)Maj Gen Roger W. Burg UsAFCAPT darlene M. Burke Usn (Ret.)CAPT Ray T. Burke Jr. UsCGRBG John C. Burney UsA (Ret.)COL Larry Q. Burris Jr.CAPT George K. Busse UsnR (Ret.)Col Gregory P. Butler UsAFCdR david A. Buzard JAGC, Usn (Ret.)RAdM Mark H. Buzby UsnCAPT Jon T. Byrd UsCGLt Col Charles A. Byrne UsAF (Ret.)Col nonie C. Cabana UsAFLT Greg Caires UsnCdR Roy H. Callahan Usn (Ret.)CAPT Richard s. Callas Usn (Ret.)CAPT Christopher C. Calligan Usn (Ret.)Mr. Martin G. CampbellMr. Robert J. CampbellLt Col Joseph L. Campo UsAFCOL Brian T. Canfield USA (Ret.)vAdM Kendall L. Card UsnCAPT Howard F. CarpenterCAPT Wesley J. Carpenter UsnRCAPT nevin P. Carr Usn (Ret.)CdR Thomas G. Carter CeC, UsnRMs. sharon K. CassidyLtCol Thomas s. Ceci UsMC (Ret.)CdR Anthony J. Ceraolo UsCGCAPT Robert L. Ceres Usn (Ret.)Mr. Michael ChahinianCAPT Richard B. Charuhas Usn (Ret.)dr. evelyn M. CherpakLTC Andrew J. Chevalier UsACOL Jon e. Chicky UsA (Ret.)CAPT J. norris Childs iii MC, UsnRAdM Panagiotis Chinofotis Hellenic navy

(Ret.)Maj Mary Kay Church UsMC (Ret.)CdR Anthony J. Clapp Usn (Ret.)Col dale H. Clark UsMC (Ret.)Maj nicole M. Clark UsMCCAPT Ray L. Clark Jr. UsnLCdR Mark e. Clarke UsnRCdR edward s. Clemente Usn (Ret.)MAJ Rosanna M. Clemente UsAAmbassador (Ret.) John A. CloudCol Joseph M. Codega UsMCRMaj Clinton R. Cody UsA

Mr. Rondle L. ColeCAPT simon T. Cole UsnRCdR Randy J. Coleman Usn (Ret.)COL James e. Congdon Jr. UsAR (Ret.)RAdM dennis R. Conley Usn (Ret.)CAPT edward e. Conrad Usn (Ret.)Mrs. Richard d. CooganCOL Brian C. Cook UsALTC James L. Cook UsAdr. Martin L. CookCAPT Michael J. Cortese Usn (Ret.)LtCol daniel B. Corts UsMCRRAdM Barry M. Costello Usn (Ret.)MAJ sean d. Coulter UsACdR William R. Coy Jr. UsnLT Jeremy d. Crestetto UsnMaj Christopher F. Crim UsMCCAPT Michael R. Critz Usn (Ret.)Mr. John R. CrouseCdR indy C. Crowley sC, Usn (Ret.)CAPT George W. Crowninshield Usn

(Ret.)Mr. Joseph F. Cuadrado iiiLTC eloy Cuevas UsA LtCol James J. Cuff Jr. USMCCAPT david A. Culler Jr. Usn (Ret.)CAPT John J. Cummings UsnCdR Michael P. Cummins UsnCAPT James J. Cunha UsnCAPT William e. Curtis Jr. Usn (Ret.)Professor Thomas J. CutlerCAPT James H. Czerwonky Usn (Ret.)Col Thomas x. d’Amico UsAFRCOL Hosni daher Lebanese naval ForcesCdR erik J. dahl Usn (Ret.)CAPT Robin A. dahlin UsnCAPT John s. daly Usn (Ret.)Mrs. Christine danieliCAPT Richard J. davidson UsnRMrs. Joan davisCOL Mark A. davis UsAMr. Robert M. dayLCdR Joselito e. de Guzman Philippine

navyCAPT Wilson P. de Lima Filho Brazilian

navyCAPT William H. de Mers ii Usn (Ret.)CdR Thibault de Possesse French navyCAPT Martin C. de Wet UsnRCAPT scott n. decker UsCGCOL Robert W. deJong UsACol david A. dellavolpe UsAF (Ret.)Ms. Betsy B. deLongMaj dana s. demer UsMCLCdR Christopher s. denny UsnCAPT William e. dewes UsnCAPT dhammika sanjeewa dias sri Lanka

navy Professor Anthony J. diBellaCOL Joseph J. dichairo UsAMr. Michael L. dickersonLCdR Ryan T. dill UsnMr. Joseph M. diminoCAPT Peter J. dinicola UsCGLCdR Ahmed daher djama djibouti

national ArmyCdR Brian F. dolanMs. susan C. domanCAPT Mark e. donahue UsnRCdR Brad P. donnelly UsnMaj Mark e. donohue UsAFCAPT Philip C. donovan Usn (Ret.)Col Peter A. dotto UsMCMr. shane e. doucet

Ms. Kristin dowdCdR William J. dowe Jr. Usn (Ret.)LCdR Brian downey UsnCdR John J. driscoll UsCGCdR John R. drotar UsnCol Roger H. ducey iii UsAF (Ret.)COL Paul H. duray Jr. UsACdR Andrew C. durham Usn (Ret.)LCdR Patrick M. dziekan UsnLCdR david T. easter UsnCAPT John d. eckert Usn (Ret.)CAPT Tim e. eckstein UsnRCdR demetri economos UsnCdR Jerry M. edwards UsnRCOL William L. edwards UsACdR Robert A. egger UsnRMr. david ehrlichLT erin Leigh elliott-Carrico UsnMaj sean M. elward UsMCRAdM Thomas e. engevall Royal swedish

navyMr. James e. ewing iiiCAPT Hesham Mohamed Fahmy egyptian

navyProfessor david e. Fay Jr.CdR James L. Feldkamp UsnRLCdR Troy A. Fendrick UsnCAPT donald B. Fennessey UsnCAPT Carl R. Ference UsnR (Ret.)Professor William d. FerreeCaptain Jorge Ferreiroa spanish navyMAJ Adil Fichtali Royal Moroccan ArmyCAPT nevin L. Fidler Jr. UsCGRLCdR Tommy L. Fifer UsnLCdR Mitchell H. Finke UsnLCdR Richard F. Finn Jr. UsnMr. Laurier FishCAPT Charles A. Fitz-Gerald UsnR (Ret.)Col Richard J. Fitzgerald UsMCR (Ret.)CAPT donald J. Fitzpatrick Usn (Ret.)CAPT Carl e. Flanagan UsnLTC Harry d. Flanagan UsA (Ret.)COL Thomas P. Flanagan UsA (Ret.)COL steven d. Fleming UsACOL Mark R. Flemming UsAFCAPT Robert e. Flolid sC, Usn (Ret.)CdR Robert H. Flood Usn (Ret.)Mr. Russell B. FlowersCol Thomas H. Flowers UsMC (Ret.)CdR John J. Flynn Usn (Ret.)CAPT William K. Fogerty UsnR (Ret.)COL Albert G. Folcher Jr. UsA (Ret.)Mr. Robert Clark FondaCdR Christopher s. Ford UsnLt Col William H. Forman Jr. UsAFR (Ret.)CAPT Robert W. Fowler UsnLCdR Francis A. Fox UsnLt Col deron L. Frailie UsAFLCdR erich Frandrup UsnLt Col Anthony n. Frasco UsMCvAdM William d. French UsnCAPT Leslie H. Friedman UsnR (Ret.)CAPT Robert K. Frink UsnR (Ret.)CAPT Will Fritchman Usn (Ret.)CdR Curtis P. Fritsch iii Usn (Ret.)CAPT Rune Fromreide sommer Royal

norwegian navyCAPT david e. Frost UsnR (Ret.)CAPT david G. Fry UsnMaj William J. Fry UsAFCdR stephen C. Fuller UsnCdR stephen H. Fulton Usn (Ret.)Col Andrew J. Gale UsAFMAJ Jason M. Gallagher UsA

Ms. vivian B. GallupsCdR Francisco Cuesta Garay ecuadorian

navyLCdR neal T. Garbett UsnLCdR Juan R. Garcia UsnCAPT Robert J. Gerace UsnR (Ret.)CdR Robert T. Gerstner UsnCdR Maurice e. Gibbs Usn (Ret.)CAPT William R. Gibson CeC, UsnR (Ret.)CdR Jonathan Gilhooly Md UsnCol Russell M. Gimmi UsAF (Ret.)CAPT Charles R. Girvin iii Usn (Ret.)Mr. Frank n. GladdingCol virginia e. Gladding UsAF (Ret.)CAPT Joseph C. Gladyszewski Usn (Ret.)CdR G. Chapman Godbey UsnCAPT Jeffery B. Goldman USNR (Ret.)MAJ Jeffrey J. Gomes USAMrs. Marion M. GomezCol Peter A. Gordinier UsAF (Ret.)COL donald J. Goulet UsA (Ret.)LtCol Wendy J. Goyette UsMCLt Col Thomas F. Grabowski AnGCOL dewey A. Granger UsALCdR Marcella Granquist UsCGCdR david L. Gray Jr. UsnCAPT Christopher P. Grazel UsnRCAPT Kent M. Grealish UsnR (Ret.)CAPT Robert A. Green UsnRCdR Carter M. Greenwood UsnCAPT Brent J. Griffin USN (Ret.)Lt Col Todd A. Griffin USAFRCAPT James e. Griswold UsnR (Ret.)Lt Col Jeff A. Guimarin USAFLCdR david A. Gunn Usndr. M. elizabeth GuranProfessor nikolas K. GvosdevAdM Kamal HabibolahiCAPT Richard L. Hable UsnR (Ret.)CdR Todd T. Haeg Usn (Ret.)CAPT david C. Hagen UsnLT Matthew Halferty UsnCAPT Michael J. Hall UsCG (Ret.)Professor Paul G. HalpernCAPT Robert L. Hamilton UsnR (Ret.)LCdR Joshua A. Hammond UsnCdR John J. Hand MC, Usn (Ret.)CdR david J. Hanley Usndr. John T. Hanley Jr.Col darren T. Hansen UsAFLtCol donald K. Hansen UsMCCAPT david C. Hardesty Usn (Ret)Lt Col Richard J. Harries UsMCLTC Richard J. Hart AnGCol William J. Hartig UsMCMr. david A. HartmannCol Charles B. Harvey UsAFMr. John J. Haumann Jr.CAPT Richard J. Hayes Usn (Ret.)CAPT Timothy J. Hayes Usn (Ret.)CdR William P. Hayes UsnLCdR Jason M. Haynes UsnRCDR Jeffrey L. Heames USNRMr. Timothy B. HegartyCAPT John H. Heidt Usn (Ret.)Col Cheryl A. Heimerman UsAFMr. Paul A. HeinoldMrs. Jean L. HeiserLCdR Joshua M. Heivly UsnCAPT stephanie A. Helm Usn (Ret.)MAJ daniel Hench UsMCCdR Leon M. Henry Usn (Ret.)Maj Horace F. Herlihy UsMC (Ret.)

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Ms. Kristen M. HessMr. Trevor HessMr. steacy d. HicksMr. Christopher e. HigginbothamMs. diane K. HillCdR John H. Hill iii UsnLCdR William Hill UsnCdR Jesse Hillman UsnCol Paul K. Hilton UsMC (Ret.)Maj Curt A. Hinton UsACdR e. dexter Hoag Jr. UsnLCdR Peter Hoegel UsnCAPT Leon E. Hoffer Jr. USN (Ret.)Capt Eric R. Hoffman USNLtCol Charles M. Holler UsMC (Ret.)Mr. neil v. HolloranCol Randall W. Holm UsMCProfessor James R. HolmesCdR John d. Hooper UsCG (Ret.)Ms. Karla J. HornCAPT William C. Horn Usn (Ret.)LTC Michael P. Hosie UsACdR Mark B. Howard UsnRRAdM samuel W. Hubbard Jr. Usn (Ret.)Col dean G. Hullings UsAFMr. Harold H. HultgrenCOL Lance e. Hylander UsARRAdM eugene s. ince Jr. Usn (Ret.)vAdM James C. irwin UsCG (Ret.)CAPT Franklin P. Jackson UsnR (Ret.)Col James F. Jamison UsMC (Ret.)CAPT scott e. Jasper Usn (Ret.)Mr. scott d. JavinsMajGen Harry W. Jenkins Jr. UsMC (Ret.)Col Bradley J. Jensen UsAFCAPT Christian e. Jensen MC, UsnR (Ret.)Mr. Christopher L. Jensen UsnRLt Col daniel K. Johnson UsAF (Ret.)COL James M. Johnson UsA (Ret.)CAPT steven K. Johnson UsnCAPT Timothy v. Johnson UsCG (Ret.)CdR William L. Johnson UsCG (Ret.)Ms. delores F. Johnson davisMr. victor R. JolinCdR Martin e. Jolly UsnRLTC david A. Jones UsA (Ret.)CdR Henry Jones Jr. UsnMs. Margaret B. JonesRdML Thomas W. Jones UsCGCAPT Abraham Jorge dominican Republic

navyLtCol Bruce Judge UsMC (Ret.)CdR Oliver Juelke German navyCdR Mark A. JumperMr. Robert e. Kaczmarek Jr.Mr. Thomas e. KapriveCDR Jeff M. Kargol USNCAPT Mary A. Kasprzak Chase UsnCAPT Robert K. Kaufman Usn (Ret.)Mr. Christopher J. KeastCol Charles J. Keever UsMC (Ret.)COL Alvin Keith UsAProfessor Kevin P. KelleyCol John J. Kelly UsAF (Ret.)Maj sean P. Kelly UsACAPT Paul R.B. Kennedy Usn (Ret.)CdR daniel J. Kershaw Usn (Ret.)CAPT Raymond Ketcham UsnR (Ret.)Ms. Kathryn e. KetteringLCdR Christopher d. Kiergan UsnRCdR david d. Kindley UsnMr. Franklin T. King

LTC Janice e. King UsAMs. Jessica KingstonCdR Kenneth M. Kirkpatrick Usn (Ret.)Mr. Joseph W. KirschbaumCAPT John e. Klaas UsnR (Ret.)LCdR Jerome J. Klobukowski UsnRCAPT Christopher d. Knaggs sC, UsnCAPT daniel J. Koczur UsnMr. steven F. KoepenickMr. Michael KoplovskyLCdR Matthew A. Kosnar UsnCAPT Louis Kriser Usn (Ret.)Col Charles G. Kucera UsAF (Ret.)CAPT Glenn P. Kuffel Jr. USNMr. Gregory J. KulaMr. Kenneth A. KurzeCdR suzanne e. Landry UsCGProfessor Jeffrey LandsmanMAJ Karlton L. Lane UsACAPT Richard J. Lanning Usn (Ret.)Mr. Joseph R. LanzaCAPT Federico L. Larrinaga Argentine

navyCAPT david A. Larson Usn (Ret.)Mr. Orvin A. LarsonCdR Robert M. Laske Usn (Ret.)COL Ralph H. Lataille UsA (Ret.)CAPT B. Gresh Lattimore Jr. UsnR (Ret.)LCdR errol M. Laumann UsnCdR Rene P. Lawson UsnRMr. Paul M. LayneCAPT Henry Lazzaro JAGC, UsnRCAPT Harold L. Leaman UsnRCAPT Mark M. Leary UsnCol daniel J. Lecce UsMCCdR steven s. Lee UsnCAPT Youn soo Lee ROKn (Ret.)CdR Gregory s. Legore UsnRMr. George H. LeineweberCAPT Robert s. Lewellen Usn (Ret.)LT Christopher P. Lewis UsnMaj Frederick L. Lewis Jr. UsMCCAPT sean R. Liedman UsnCAPT stephen P. Lindell UsnLtCol Michael J. Lindemann Jr. UsMCCol stephen e. Liszewski UsMCCol G. M. Bruce Livingston sr. UsMC (Ret.)Colonel edward A. Livingstone UsA (Ret.)dr. Richard LobbanMrs. Carolyn LockhartLCdR John R. Logan UsnCAPT William J. Longhi Usn (Ret.)vAdM Antonio Jose Bonifacio Lopes

Portuguese navyCAPT James R. Lovering MsC, UsnR

(Ret.)LCdR Colleen M. Lowe UsnCAPT Peter J. Lumianski UsnR (Ret.)CAPT William M. Luoma UsnLT Jonathan Lushenko UsnCAPT edward T. Lynch Jr. UsnMr. John J. LynchCdR Bradley d. Lynn UsnRMr. Jeremy n. LyonMs. Linda J. LyonsLT donna Lyons-Atwell UsnMr. Matthew MaasdamProfessor Raymond J. MachLT Michael J. Macomber UsnMs. Marie L. Maguiredr. Thomas G. MahnkenCAPT John H. Malone UsnRLCdR Michael K. Maloney Usn (Ret.)Col Harvey Manekofsky UsAF (Ret.)

LtCol John P. Mangold UsMC (Ret.)Mr. Paul e. MankofskyAdM Franco Mariotti italian navy (Ret.)LTC Patrick M. Marr UsA (Ret.)CdR Gregory A. Marsh Usn (Ret.)Mr. Peter T. MartensonCAPT Jerome L. Martin Usn (Ret.)CAPT William C. Martin Jr. Usn (Ret.)LCdR victor M. Martino UsMMCAPT Robert d. Maslowsky UsnCol Frederick A. Mathews UsMC (Ret.)Mr. Byron L. MatsonCdR Frederick T. Matthies Usn (Ret.)Professor John H. MaurerCdR Marvin B. McBride UsnCAPT Robert A. McBride UsnRCdR Laurence L. McCabe Usn (Ret.)LTC Roy W. McCall UsAvAdM Justin daniel McCarthy sC, UsnMr. Patrick J. McCarthyLTC Glenn s. McCarty UsA (Ret.)CAPT dennis R. McClain Usn (Ret.)CAPT Pamela W. McClune JAGC, UsnRCAPT david T. Mcdaniel UsnR (Ret.)Mr. J. Kenneth McdonaldCAPT Thomas J. Mcenaney Jr. Usn (Ret.)dr. Montgomery McFateCol Michael e. McGauvran UsAFCAPT Kenneth B. McGhee Usn (Ret.)CAPT John W. McGillvray Jr. UsnCAPT James J. McHugh iv UsnCAPT Alban T. Mcisaac UsnCdR Richard d. McKay Usn (Ret.)BG d. scott McKean UsABGen Joseph J. McMenamin UsMCLTC Kevin L. McMullen UsAR (Ret.)LCdR Brandy T. Mcnabb UsnCOL Philip A. Mcnair UsA (Ret.)COL R. david Mcneil UsARRAdM Roberto sachica Mejia Colombian

navyThe Honorable edward J. Melanson Jr.CdR Carlos e. Mercado Usn (Ret.)CAPT Andrew G. Merget Usn (Ret.)Lt Col John d. Merris UsAFCAPT William R. Merz UsnCdR Andrew G. MeyersLCdR eric e. Meyers UsnLCdR Craig A. Mihalik UsnMr. John M. MilkiewiczRAdM Floyd H. Miller Usn (Ret.)LCdR stephen J. Miller UsnRCAPT Timothy T. Miller Usn (Ret.)CAPT Anne M. Mitchell UsnCAPT Jim W. Mitchell MsC, Usn (Ret.)Mr. Thomas s. MomiyamaMr. Rene Francis Merino Monroy el

salvador navyCAPT James B. Moore Usn (Ret.)CdR Lyman Moquin UsnMr. Florian J. Moran iiMr. Jeff A. MorehouseCAPT david J. Morgan UsnCAPT James F. Morgan Jr. JAGC, UsnRCdR Walter s. Morgan UsnCol Michael F. Morris UsAF (Ret.)Mr. stephan A. Mort UsCG (Ret.)Mr. Paul J. MossMr. david L. MotherwayRdML Terry J. Moulton UsnMs. Patricia i. MoynihanCdR Barry v. K. Muhlenberg Usn (Ret.)Ms. Kayla Munro

LtCol Barry J. Murphy UsMC (Ret.)CAPT Jerome T. Murphy Usn (Ret.)CdR sean P. Murphy UsnRLCdR Brandon L. Murray UsnCAPT James P. Murray Usn (Ret.)LT Rachel A. nadeau UsnLT Justin nadolny UsCGLtCol William L. naehle UsMCRRAdM Celso L. nazareth Brazilian navyLT Kelechi R. ndukwe UsnLCdR Cynthia A. nelson Usn (Ret.)CAPT Timothy J. neumann dC, UsnCAPT santiago R. neville Usn (Ret.)CAPT van T. nguyen CHC, UsnRCol stephen J. niemantsverdriet UsAFCOL John W. nocita UsA (Ret.)dr. Kenneth noldeCdR Cassidy C. norman UsnLCdR Chad d. norris UsnProfessor Richard J. nortonCAPT Jens nykvist Royal swedish navyCOL Robert A. O’Brien Jr. UsA (Ret.)CdR Robert W. O’Connor sC, Usn (Ret.)CAPT William C. O’Connor UsnRCAPT Kevin M. O’day UsCGMr. Francis e. O’RourkeLt Col Michael R. Oakes UsAF (Ret.)CAPT Derek F. Offer USN (Ret.)Mr. William M. OgdenMs. Younghee OhMs. Jean s. OldsCOL ernest R. Oliveira UsAFLCdR Robert s. Oliver UsnBrig Gen Craig s. Olson UsAFCol Leonard Olson Jr. UsAF (Ret.)LCdR Bruce e. Ortel MsC, Usn (Ret.)Mr. Rex W. OstranderMr. Clyde T. OwanCol samuel L. Palmer UsA (Ret.)Ms. Margaret Watson PalmieriCdR Carol P. Parfet Usn (Ret.)CAPT ian Parker Canadian ForcesHMCM John e. Parkhurst Usn (Ret.)LT Rebecca Lou Pavlicek UsnCAPT William J. Pawlak UsnR (Ret.)CAPT scott R. Peck UsnCol david R. Pedersen UsAFCAPT Mark W. Pedersen UsnRCdR. Robert Pedre RnCAPT William L. Penn UsnR (Ret.)LCdR Robert J. Perfetto UsCGRCol Joseph F. Perito UsMCRvAdM James B. Perkins iii Usn (Ret.)CAPT James K. Pernini Usn (Ret.)Mr. dennis PetersenCAPT Charles e. Peterson Usn (Ret.)CDR Steven J. Petroff USNCAPT John A. Pettitt Usn (Ret.)CAPT engelbert G. Pezzei Usn (Ret.)CAPT Con van PhanCdR Robert J. Phelps UsnRLCdR Otto Piedmont ii UsnCOL Roy R. Pinette UsA (Ret.)LTC William R. Pittman iv UsAMr. Adrian A. PleshaLCdR stephen C. Plew UsnCdR Garry R. Plunkett Usn (Ret.)Professor Leslie K. Pomeroy Jr.Professor Anthony PorcaroCAPT John Porter Usn (Ret.)CdR Paul A. Povlock UsnLt Col Robert M. Prater AnGMs. Kathleen Pratt


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CDR Geoffrey F. Presson USNRMr. Thomas d. Price Jr.Mr. Barry s. PriskMr. Joseph H. ProkopCOL John F. Prout UsA (Ret.)Mr. John G. ProvostCdR Raimo Pyysalo Finnish navyMr. Michael QuargCAPT George s. Quin Jr. UsnRCAPT James J. Quinn Usn (Ret.)CAPT Brian L. Quisenberry UsnRCAPT Charles J. Rafter Usn (Ret.)CAPT Richard R. Rager Usn (Ret.)LCdR Thomas G. Ralston UsnCAPT Rolando Ramirez UsnCol Robert L. Ramsden UsAFCdR Cynthia A. Ramsey UsnCdR Roger Readwin RnLT eric A. Reardon UsnMr. Henry M. RectorCdR John A. Redden Usn (Ret.)Ms. Helen P. Reed-RoweMAJ John M. Reeder UsACAPT William C. Reuter Jr. UsnRCAPT William d. Rhodes Jr. UsnMr. Mark RiccioCdR Walter K. Rickert UsnMr. Kevin K. RitterCol Guy B. Roberts UsMC (Ret.)CdR Michael J. Roberts UsnRCAPT Millard F. Roberts ii UsCGR (Ret.)CAPT Hugh M. Robinson Usn (Ret.)CdR Wayne Robinson Usn (Ret.)CAPT Robert A. Rochford UsnLCdR stephen H. Rogers Usn (Ret.)Professor Francisco K. RosarioRAdM Robert A. Rosen nYnM (Ret.)Mr. Brydon d. RossCAPT Michael C. Roth Usn (Ret.)Capt Michael J. Rothwell RAnCol Cyril F. Rourke Jr. UsAF (Ret.)CAPT Georgi G. Rusev Bulgarian navyCOL Michael C. Ryan UsA (Ret.)CdR stephen R. sadler Usn (Ret.)LCdR Joshua A. sager UsnCol Michael saleh UsMCCAPT Mohamed H. saleh egyptian navy

(Ret.)LTC Ruben A. sanchez UsARMr. Richard J. sandyCAPT Franklin R. sarra Jr. UsnCol Galen H. sarvinski UsMC (Ret.)CdR James A. sass Usn (Ret.)CdR douglas W. sasse iii UsnProfessor George D. SatterfieldMr. Mark W. schaefer

CAPT John M. schloz UsnRCdR Paul W. schmidle Usn (Ret.)CAPT nicholas J. schmitt Usn (Ret.)Mrs. William schraderMr. Keith R. schawackerCAPT James J. schweitz Jr. sC, Usn (Ret.)CAPT Brent W. scott UsnMs. Laura M. sealCAPT Mark d. seaman UsnLCdR Frederick J. seiger UsnMr. Michael R. seilerMr. Gary serraoCAPT eric J. shaw UsCG (Ret.)RAdM Yasuhiro shigeoka JMsdFCAPT stephen A. shinego UsnCdR Gary e. shrout Usn (Ret.)Mr. Brian W. shukanMr Apar s. sidhuMs. ellen J. silveriaMAJ Jonathan K. simmons UsACAPT daniel C. simonds Usn (Ret.)CAPT nelson C. simonson CeC, Usn (Ret.)CAPT Ande A. smith UsnRCAPT Bradley B. smith UsnLTC Craig C. smith UsACAPT esmond d. smith Jr. Usn (Ret.)CAPT Fred C. smith Usn (Ret.)CAPT Jeffery C. Smith USNCAPT Kevin R. smith UsnMr. Matthew d. smithCdR Michael R. smith UsCG (Ret.)Professor Paul J. smithMaj Robert H. smith UsMC (Ret.)Col spencer W. smith UsMCR (Ret.)Mr. stephen A. smithCdR stephen C. smith Usn (Ret.)LCdR Thomas A. smith UsnLtCol Mark J. sorapuru UsAFCAPT Carlos A. sotomayor UsnCAPT George P. sotos Usn (Ret.)CAPT John W. speer sC, Usn (Ret.)CdR sean M. spicer UsnLCdR Bernard v. spozio UsnCol Rita A. springer UsAFCAPT Monte A. squires Usn (Ret.)CAPT Ronald C. st. Martin UsnCOL Thomas e. stackpole UsAMaj Joseph M. stangl UsAFCdR Mark e. stanley UsnCAPT James R. stapleford UsnMr. Ralph A. staplinCAPT Peter stehr Royal danish navyCAPT Wayne L. stephens Usn (Ret.)Mr. Larry stevens Jr.CAPT daniel n. steward Usn (Ret.)CAPT Gordon G. stewart Usn (Ret.)CAPT erwin F. storz UsnR (Ret.)

CdR Kurt A. strauss Usn (Ret.)Mr. John W. strebeckCAPT david R. street Jr. MsC, UsnCAPT Bruce B. stubbs UsCG (Ret.)Lt Col Jimmie e. sullivan UsAFCdR John d. sullivan Usn (Ret.)COL Ricki L. sullivan UsAMr. stephen C. summerlinCOL Patrick C. sweeney UsA (Ret.)CdR david W. swindle UsnR (Ret.)MAJ Micheal C. swinson UsACAPT James H. swint UsCG (Ret.)Col Richard B. Taber UsMC (Ret.)CdR scott A. Tait UsnCOL douglas A. Tamilio UsACOL Margaret B. Tankovich UsAR (Ret.)LCdR Lorenzo Tarpley Jr. UsnCdR steven L. Taylor UsnR (Ret.)CdR Timothy L. Taylor UsnRCAPT Brian T. Teets UsnCAPT Terrence n. Tehan Usn (Ret.)LTC stephen d. Terstegge UsACAPT Robert s. Teufel UsnCol darrell L. Thacker Jr. UsMC (Ret.)COL donald i. Thiess UsARCAPT A. Ralph Thomas JAGC, UsnCdR G. Guy Thomas Usn (Ret.)Mr. vadim d. ThomasCol Preston B. Thompson UsAF (Ret.)CdR William R. Timmons UsCGCol Paul Timoney UsMCRAdM Paul e. Tobin Jr. Usn (Ret.)CAPT david n. Todd UsnR (Ret.)CdR Mary J. Todd Usn (Ret.)Mr. david G. TownsendMr. Gene W. TownsendMs. Kathy TrimbleCdRe William s. Truelove OMM Canadian

ForcesCdR John e. Tsavaris Usn (Ret.)CdR david A. Tubley UsnCOL Robert R. Ulin UsA (Ret.)CAPT William J. Upham MsC, UsnCAPT Clyde J. van Arsdall iii UsnCAPT Michael A. van Horn UsnR (Ret.)CdR L. Arthur van Rooy Jr. sC, Usn (Ret.)Professor Michael F. van vleckCdR Jack A. vaughan Usn (Ret.)Ms. Kay venteicher-shulmanCAPT Aldante vinciguerra UsCGCAPT William C. vivian UsnLtCol Gregory J. von Wald UsMC (Ret.)COL Anthony L. vydra UsA (Ret.)Ms. debra s. WadaMs. Phyllis U. WadeMr. Paul A. WagnerLTC Richard P. Wagner UsAR (Ret.)

CAPT stephen B. Wall-smith CHC, Usn (Ret.)

Mr. Anthony A. WallisCdR Christopher R. Walsh UsPHsdr. Kenneth M. WalshCAPT Ronald F. Walters Usn (Ret.)CAPT Rolla G. Washburn UsnR (Ret.)CdR Walter Wasowski Usn (Ret.)CAPT david Watson Usn (Ret.)RAdM Hugh L. Webster Usn (Ret.)dr. Joseph G. WebsterCdR Richard M. Weeden UsnCAPT Mark s. Welch Usn (Ret.)COL Chris H. Wells UsA (Ret.)Gen Joseph J. Went UsMC (Ret.)CdR donald J. West ii UsnCAPT William C. Wheaton Usn (Ret.)CAPT david W. Whelan Usn (Ret.)Col Ross Whistler UsAF (Ret.)CdR Robert C. Whitten Jr. UsnR (Ret.)Mr. Richard M. WilburLTC John G. Wilcox UsA (Ret.)COL Lawrence B. WilkersonCdR James T. Williams UsnRCol Rex M. Williams UsMC (Ret.)LCdR Ted Williams Jr. UsnCdR Thomas e. Williamson Jr. Usn (Ret.)LTC Robert A. Willis UsARAdM Louise C. Wilmot Usn (Ret.)Mr. david A. WilsonCOL Georgette P. Wilson UsA (Ret.)CAPT Jesse A. Wilson Jr. UsnMr. edward WisneskiCOL stanley H. Wolosz ii UsARAdM Robert O. Wray Jr. UsnCAPT Kenneth R. Wright UsnCAPT Theodore W. Wu UsnR (Ret.)Lt Col Jay d. Wylie UsnvAdM Makoto Yamazaki JMsdF (Ret.)Ms. victoria YangBG Roger F. Yankoupe UsA (Ret.)Mr. stephen R. YarnallCAPT douglas A. Yesensky Usn (Ret.)CdR Korajak Yosthasarn Royal Thai navyCAPT Robert A. Young UsnRCAPT John M. Zeb Jr. UsnR (Ret.)Lt Col Zachary B. Zeiner UsAFLCdR Pekovic Zeljko Montenegrin navyLTC Cody L. Zilhaver UsACAPT Christos Zirps Usn (Ret.)CdR Peter B. Zuidema UsnR (Ret.)CdR Roger e. Zwemke UsnR


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ethical Concerns Related to Unmanned Systems

The last two issues of The Bridge have included articles examining both the introduction of unmanned

systems into the U.S.’s inventory and some of the legal concerns about their use for extraterritorial lethal targeting. This article will introduce a few of the ethical concerns that have been raised about the use of such systems – although in such a short article no firm conclusions will be drawn.

So, first, what is meant by the word “ethical” (or “moral”) as used here? Simply put, nations, societies, professional groups, and individuals generally have sets of rules in place which establish the boundaries of acceptable versus unacceptable behavior. In other words, to determine what is morally or ethically correct and what is not. Such rule sets may be grounded upon the ethics of divine command (religious

guidelines/beliefs), the ethics of consequences (also call utilitarianism – Jeremy Bentham/John Stuart Mill), the ethics of duty and respect (Immanuel Kant), or the ethics of rights – among many others. One also might reasonably ask why we should even examine an issue through one of these ethical frameworks or perspectives if we have already determined “it is legal.” There are at least two reasons.

First, such an examination is important because while technology may enable us to use a new capability, and international law may say that we can, we still need to decide as a nation whether we should; partially a question of ethics and partially one of policy. Second, in an age of rapid technological advancement in many fields, ethical discourse regarding what can or should be seen as morally correct, or not, helps us reflect

on the prudent course of action in advance of legal determinations or legislative action. For example, many of the concepts contained in contemporary Law of Armed Conflict (LOAC) are echoes of earlier ethical debates as generations of religious and secular thinkers struggled with decisions relating to the resort to, and appropriate use of, lethal force against their fellow humans.

In the case of armed unmanned systems, often referred to as “drones,” individuals have approached the issue from a number of perspectives. Indeed, a case has been made for the positive – that the use of such systems can be seen as good. Those staking this position argue that such use lowers costs to society. In other words, the use of such precise systems is more effective, efficient, and causes less environmental harm. Others

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BY PROFESSOR JAMES E. “JAY” HICKEY, DIRECTOR OF THE COLLEGE OF DISTANCE EDUCATION


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CORPORaTe SUPPORTMuch like the rapport among students at the Naval War College, we at the NWC Foundation have built great relationships with our corporate supporters. We offer exposure to students, insights from faculty and the opportunity to gather with a thoughtful

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In turn, our Corporate Members invest in our students — and the students of tomorrow — by endowing chairs, renovating classrooms and hosting speaker series. They engage them, they expose them to private industry and they recruit and hire them. The academic rigor on top of the ethics & leadership development at the College provides for some exceptionally competitive graduates.

We are grateful to them all for their generosity and continued partnership. We are pleased to highlight in this issue such notable contributors as Gilbane, Inc. that joined in 2009. We are also grateful to the dedicated leadership demonstrated by our

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> GSA U.S. Diplomacy Center Pavilion. Gilbane is the general contractor for the new U.S. Diplomacy Center Pavilion, comprising approximately 22,375 square feet space adjacent to State Department’s old War Department Building in Washington, DC. Work includes a new entrance/exhibition and security pavilion within the existing building forecourt and involves historic building elements requiring an appropriate standard of care. The entrance pavilion includes a lower level accessible by elevator and grand stair, and a main level.

The pavilion is to be constructed of steel on a concrete base with a glass curtain wall enclosure system. Historic elements include a flagpole and granite base, limestone dimension wall panels, granite watercourse panels, bronze building plaque, and three pairs of bronze entry doors. The project targets LEED Silver certification.

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Gilbane is extremely proud of its Rhode Island roots. Our work in Newport with the U.S. Navy in the early days of WWII transformed the skills of our team and prepared us to take on large and challenging projects from coast-to coast. In fact, in the years that followed Gilbane became a pioneer in the burgeoning construction

management delivery process. Those skills allowed us to build the National Aerospace Museum, T.F. Green airport, the US Olympic venues at Lake Placid, the U.S. Capitol Visitor Center and so much more.

Gilbane is proud to support the Naval War College and its and its invaluable role in defending our country and bringing military leaders together from around the world in a spirit of harmony and cooperation.

Gilbane’s long history of serving the Federal Government includes a number of outstanding projects and honors.

> 1943 Gilbane awarded Army-Navy “E. ”Awarded for “...outstanding performance in wartime construction — and for preserving the unbeatable American spirit which can only be satisfied by achieving today what yesterday seemed impossible.”

—Under-Secretary of the Navy, James Forrestal

> 1982 Vietnam Veteran’s Memorial, Washington D.C. Work on site began March 16, 1982, five days after the design and plans received final Federal approval, and broke ground on March 26, 1982. The completed Vietnam Veterans Memorial was accepted by the President of the United States on November 10, 1984. Etched into the marble walls are the names of the nation’s 58,000 dead and missing of the Vietnam conflict.

> 2004 AGC Build America Award: National World War II Memorial, Washington D.C. The Memorial is the first national memo-rial dedicated to those who served during World War II and is located at the east end of the Reflecting Pool on the National Mall, between the Lincoln Memorial and the Washington Monument. This project was awarded an AGC Build America Award in 2004. It received special recognition in the Federal and Heavy category.

> 2011 Gilbane and its Partners Delivered A World-Class Military Healthcare Facility Through An Integrated Design Bid Build. Spanning more than 1.2 million square feet in eight buildings, Fort Belvoir Community Hospital is one of the largest hospitals in the Department of Defense network. It is referred to as the “New Model for Modern Military Healthcare.” State-of-the-art equipment

combined with innovative patient care initiatives offer both patients and staff a world-class environment located in Fort Belvoir, Virginia. Design elements that contribute to a projected savings of over $449,000 per year based on its 27.6% energy consumption reduction include Automatic Control System, Rainscreen System, and High Efficiency VSD Chillers.


international humanitarian assistance (HA) and disaster relief (DR) opportunities and challenges will be a part of the US policy agenda for the foreseeable future. Over the past

decade the US military have engaged in numerous HA and DR missions evaluating and treating well over 300,000 patients, performing over 4000 surgeries, dispensing over 450,000 pharmaceuticals, performing over 5500 dental procedures and treating over 8500 domestic animals. Although HA/DR missions are not the line commander’s primary objective, these missions directly support regional and national security objectives.

The US Navy initiated CONTINUING PROMISE missions utilizing the hospital ship USNS COMFORT (T-AH 20) focusing on the South American region in 2007. This effort followed the success of the USNS MERCY (T-AH 19) and other US Naval assets in responding to the tsunami relief efforts in South East Asia in 2005 and 2006. Supporting these efforts were Non-Government Organizations (NGO’s) such as Project HOPE. Project HOPE joined the first South American

Humanitarian assistance Missions – US Navy and NGO Collaboration

BY PROFESSOR AL SHIMKUS, NATIONAL SECURITY AFFAIRS DEPARTMENT

mission in 2007 for a four month, twelve country mission which assisted thousands of people.

These humanitarian assistance missions steam in support of the Department of Defense, Department of State, other inter-agencies, SOUTHCOM’s Theater Security Cooperation-Humanitarian Civic Assistance programs and regional allies. These missions also support the continuing effort of the United States to strengthen relationships with other countries and their citizens. These missions spring from our national core value of supporting universal human decency.

Project HOPE and other NGO’s contributed their skills on board the USNS COMFORT in support of Operation Unified Response-Haiti in 2010. Our uniformed personnel and the civilian volunteers served both on the ground in Port-au-Prince and on the hospital ship in treating large numbers of crush injuries and amputations. Together, they provided an invaluable medical resource to the many people of Haiti who were injured in the devastating earthquake.

The Military sealift Command hospital ship Usns Comfort (T-AH 20) receives JP-5 jet fuel from a Peruvian barge before departing to ecuador in support of Continuing Promise 2011.

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The U.S. Naval War College (NWC) College of Operational & Strategic Leadership (COSL) and the Harvard School of Public Health (HSPH) kicked off the inaugural meeting

of the Joint Humanitarian Civilian–Military Working Group, Nov. 6, at the Harvard Humanitarian Ini-tiative in Cambridge.

The gathering initiates a strategic partnership established on May 5, 2014, through a research and education memo-randum of understanding (MOU) that aims to improve the coordination and integration of U.S. military, nongovern-mental organization (NGO) and intergov-ernmental organization (IGO) responses during humanitarian disasters.

Signed by retired Rear Adm. Jamie Kelly, dean of COSL, and Dr. Julio Frenk, dean of HSPH, the MOU promotes col-laborative research and teaching between the two institutions and serves as an opportunity to explore the establishment of programs to improve humanitarian assistance and disaster relief activities across the humanitarian community and U.S. military.

“After 18 months of informal collaboration between COSL

Naval War College, Harvard aim to Improve Civilian-Military Humanitarian Response

This Navy-NGO partnership continues today. As the USNS COMFORT prepares to depart for CONTINUING PROMISE 2015 in early April, many medical professionals, in addition to military personnel (Navy, Army, & Air Force) on board, there will be volunteers from numerous NGO’s who will spend about one month, or more, providing needed medical assistance. Professions represented on this mission will be medicine, nursing, dental, veterinary medicine, engineering, public and environmental health.

The ship, under U.S. Naval Forces Southern Command/4th Fleet, is planning to visit Belize, Guatemala, Jamaica, Nicaragua, Panama, El Salvador, Columbia, Dominica, Dominican Republic, Honduras and Haiti. Additionally, during these missions there is ample opportunity for host-nation providers to practice side-by-side their American counterparts. Both benefit substantially by these learning experiences with the over-riding objective of the host nation provider themselves being able to provide similar services to their patient population.

As this latest mission is preparing to deploy from Naval Base Norfolk, the mission commander, CAPT Sam Hancock has said, “Coordination, collaboration, with a ton of caring….is what we are all about.”

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and HSPH, it is thrilling to finally sit down and begin formal discussions on possible partnership activities,” said COSL profes-sor Dave Polatty, who spearheaded the initiative with HSPH’s Dr. Michael Lappi. “Our goal from the very first discussion in

early 2013 was to find innovative ways to improve the effectiveness of responding organizations during major disasters.

“If we can invest now in multidisci-plinary educational programs that enable militaries, NGOs and IGOs to better syn-chronize and integrate their humanitar-ian response activities, we should all be better prepared for the next major crisis and ultimately be able to save more lives and alleviate suffering in the wake of these horrific events.”

Lappi agrees, adding that the partner-ship creates an opportunity to share world-renowned experts in multiple

fields that will enhance the effectiveness of our future military and civilian leaders.

“We’re counting on COSL to provide our students with an unparalleled access to the foundational elements of leadership and planning, generally reserved for our senior officers,” said Lappi. “In return, we hope to provide COSL with an academic and experience-based appreciation of humanitarian principles and operations far beyond anything previously offered to military officers.”

According to Kelly, this collaborative exchange of intellec-tual capital can only lead to improved response.

“The partnership between COSL and HSPH brings together faculty from two of our nation’s leading academic institutions,” said Kelly. “We are confident that the alliance will significantly and positively improve the future of civilian–military responses to humanitarian crises.”

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The Naval War College’s Chinese Maritime Studies Institute (CMSI) Eleventh Annual Workshop participants — Chinese, U.S.

a n d o t h e r s c h o l a r s , a c a d e m i c s , environment alists , st ate and defense department officials, and city officials — gathered December 11 and 12, 2014, in the College’s Mahan Reading Room to wrestle with terminology and substance of “The Blue Economy” including U.S. and Chinese perspectives on the subject.

RADM P. Gardner Howe III, President of the Naval War College set the tone for the two day Workshop and emphasized the cooperative effort-taking place by the United States and China. Professors Peter Dutton, CMSI’s Director, and Kathleen Walsh, Associate Professor of National Security Affairs at NWC, then kicked off the Workshop, fleshed out goals and objectives in more detail and emphasized how such exchanges of ideas build bridges of trust among various cultures.

As Professor Walsh explained in the Fall 2014 issue of this publication, Understanding China’s “Blue Economy” Concept, the concept, originated by European Scholar Gunter Pauli in his Report to the Club of Rome in 2010, is centered on identifying technologically innovative solutions to maritime and industrial processes with the goal of finding ways to make them more environmentally friendly and sustainable. The Chinese deepens Pauli’s approach by developing a more complex, ecosystem-oriented approach to development by focusing simultaneously on three dimensions of the Blue Economy: marine conservation; maritime industrial development and innovation; and commercial and naval fleet modernization.

Although the Chinese are focusing their “Blue Economy” trials in three different coastal areas of Qingdao, Shanghai, and Xiamen, the essence of this Workshop’s discussions soon expanded to how a World that is bringing mankind closer and

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closer to each other — population increases (2.5 billion persons in 1950 to over 7 billion persons

today), higher standards of living for all mankind, and speed of and access to transportation by all — the oceans and waterways are becoming integral to trade, resources, aspirations and struggles of all nations. The oceans and waterways are

increasingly being used not only to transport international goods (about 90%), but, also to

sustain their populations with fish for food as well as minerals and oil for better living standards. Whereas

landmasses are finite, the oceans and waterways are a common. Although oil and minerals may be within an exclusionary economic zone (EEZ) (many times disputed EEZs) or lawful trade arrangements, the transportation for getting the resources home may not. In fact, China’s ocean transportation for its energy needs spans great distances from the Middle East. And the great bounty of fish, which may be fast depleting, knows no boundary.

So, whereas trying to strike the balance of using resources at sustainable and environmentally positive levels appeals to two prosperous ocean nations, China and the U.S., other nations with less prosperity or propensity to do so and who are having difficulty sustaining their populations, may look to the oceans for exploitation with less regard to sustainability. Keep tuned; we’ll hear much more about “the blue economy” in the future.

As an aside as to how your contributions through the Foundation help untie some of the World’s Gordian knot problems, this Workshop as well as with many previous Workshops conducted by the College’s Chinese Maritime Studies Institute (CMSI) are assisted by significant funding from your Foundation. Without your monetary support, Workshops such as this would have difficulty coming together, particularly so, with the global reach of world-class scholars.

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in 2013, former NBA player Dennis Rodman visited North Korea to film an episode of VICE, an HBO series.

Though the visit raised many eyebrows and Rodman visited on two more occasions, perhaps the most important assessment of the trip came from a former deputy assistant secretary: “There is nobody at the CIA who can tell you more personally about Kim Jong-un than Dennis Rodman, and that in itself is scary.”

The young leader has been in power for over three years yet much about Kim Jong-un remains unknown. He is believed to be 32 or 33 years old. Little is known of his early life, and North Korea has yet to release any type of official biography. He attended a boarding school in Switzerland under a pseudonym sometime during his middle school years, and is the youngest of Kim Jong-il’s three sons. In Korean society, age and hierarchy are very important and most expected the successor to be the eldest son, Kim Jong-nam. However, in 2001, he attempted to enter Japan on a fake passport. When detained by Japanese officials, he responded that he intended to visit Tokyo Disneyland. This event embarrassed the regime, and along with other issues, Kim Jong-nam was no longer in the running to succeed his father. He now lives in Macau and has often criticized the regime, including his brother’s succession.

The next oldest, Kim Jong-chul, is believed to have fallen short of his father’s expectations, lacking sufficient strength of character and moxie to rule North Korea. That left Kim Jong-un, reportedly his father’s favorite, and by 2009 it became apparent that he would succeed his father Kim Jong-il.

When Kim Jong-un came to power, some were hopeful that the new leader might be more willing to implement economic reforms and moderate the behavior of the regime. These hopes were

decidedly optimistic. Kim Jong-un has spent much of his first three years working to consolidate his power and secure his control of the regime. He has purged numerous senior military and party leaders, replacing them with people who now owe their loyalty and position to him, a common practice in the leadership changes of communist states.

The most high profile purge was the arrest and execution of his uncle, Jang Song-taek. In an unprecedented step, the government published a five-page indictment outlining his crimes with particular emphasis on his “anti-party, counter-revolutionary factional acts” that made him an alternate power source and a threat to Kim Jong-un’s rule. His downfall was very public and a clear statement to anyone else who might consider challenging the regime. Currently, there are no apparent signs of opposition to his rule.

With Kim focused on solidifying his power, there has been little change in North Korea’s foreign and economic policy. In April 2013, Kim Jong-un proclaimed a two-track policy whereby North Korea would pursue “the simultaneous development of nuclear weapons and the economy.” As a result, Pyongyang has been adamant in its determination to build a nuclear deterrent and continues work to grow this capability.

On the economic front, North Korea has shown some interest in reforms but these measures have been small and

tentative at best. The government has reduced the size of agricultural units and allowed farmers to keep a greater share of the harvest to sell at markets. They have also started a number of special economic zones in hopes of attracting increased foreign investment.

While these measures have generated some growth, the economy continues to struggle and shows few signs of breaking out of its straightjacket. As in the past, Pyongyang remains hesitant to undertake large scale economic reforms for fear of creating internal pressures they could no longer control.

In the end, North Korea under Kim Jong-un will continue to grow its nuclear weapons capability and muddle along on the economic front, propped up by extensive economic ties with China. The tragedy of North Korea’s human rights record adds another element to these issues. Since the end of the Cold War, many have been predicting the collapse of North Korea, yet the regime endures. It will remain a difficult problem for policy makers for many years to come.

Understanding the Next of KimThe Future of North Korea Under Kim Jong-un

BY DR. TERENCE ROEHRIG

dR. TeRenCe ROeHRiG is Professor of national security Affairs, the director of the Asia-Pacific studies Group, and teaches in the security strate-gies sub-course. He has been a Research Fellow at the Kennedy school at Harvard University in the international security Program and the Project on Managing the Atom and a past President of the Association of Korean Political studies.

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US Foreign Policy and Defense StrategyThe Evolution of an Incidental SuperpowerDerek S. Reveron, Nikolas K. Gvosdev, and Mackubin Thomas Owens

“US Foreign Policy and Defense Strategy is a must-read for all policymakers and scholars who influence the debate about the American role in international affairs. Drawing on a wealth of expertise and sound analysis . . . this immensely important book helps modern audiences consider how the United States is likely to confront new challenges in the world.” —William Martel, author of Victory in War: Foundations of Modern Strategy and associate professor of International Security Studies at The Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy, Tufts University

Safe from the battlefields of Europe and Asia, the United States led the post-World War II global economic recovery through international assistance and foreign direct investment. With an ardent decolonization agenda and a postwar legitimacy, the United States attempted to construct a world characterized by cooperation. When American optimism clashed with Soviet expansionism, the US started on a path to global hegemony.

In US Foreign Policy and Defense Strategy, the authors analyze the strategic underpinnings of hegemony, assess the national security establishment that sustains dominance, consider the impact on civil-military relations, and explore the intertwining relationships between foreign policy, defense strategy, and commercial activities. Eschewing conventional analyses, the volume not only identifies drivers and continuities in foreign policy, but also examines how the legacy of the last sixty-five years will influence future national security policy that will be characterized by US leadership in an increasingly competitive world.

Derek S. Reveron is professor of national security affairs and the EMC Informationist Chair at the US Naval War College. He is the author or editor of several books including Cyberspace and National Security: Threats, Opportunities, and Power in a Virtual World.

Nikolas K. Gvosdev is a professor of national security affairs at the US Naval War College and currently serves as the director of the Policy Analysis subcourse in the National Security Affairs Department. He is the author or editor of several books including Russian Foreign Policy: Interests, Vectors, and Sectors.

Mackubin Thomas Owens is the editor of Orbis, the quarterly journal of the Foreign Policy Research Institute, and former professor of national security affairs at the US Naval War College. He is the author of US Civil-Military Relations after 9/11: Renegotiating the Civil-Military Bargain.

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• Lee, BRaDFORD a. “American grand strategy and the unfolding of the Cold War 1945-1961.” in Successful Strategies, Triumphing in War and Peace from Antiquity to the Present, edited by Williamson Murray, and Richard Hart sinnreich, 353-402, Cambridge University Press, 2014.

• MaHNKeN, THOMaS G. and MaIOLO, JOSePH a. Strategic Studies: A Reader, 2nd Edition (Routledge, 2014)

• MaUReR, JOHN H. “Averting The Great War? Churchill’s naval Holiday.” Naval War College Review, volume 67, number 3 (summer 2014): 25-43.

• MaUReR, JOHN and BeLL, CHRISTOPHeR M., editors, At the Crossroads Between Peace and War: The London Naval Conference of 1930. naval institute Press, 2014.

• NICHOLS, THOMaS M. No Use: Nuclear Weapons and U.S. National Security, University of Pennsylvania Press, 2013.

• SMITH, DOUGLaS V. and COLeMaN, KeNT S. “Gunboat diplomacy: Presidential Use of Aircraft Carriers and Their embarked Air Wings.” The Influence of Airpower upon History: Statemanship, Diplomacy, and Foreign Policy since 1903, edited by Robin Higham and Mark Parillo. The University Press of Kentucky, 2013.

• SMITH, PaUL J. “The senkaku/diaoyu island Controversy: A Crisis Postponed.” Naval War College Review, volume 66, number 2 (spring 2013): 27-44.

• SMITH, PaUL J. “China-Japan Relations: Competition Amidst interdependence.” east and South-East Asia: International Relations and Security Perspectives, edited by Andrew T. H. Tan, 66-77. Routledge, 2013.

• VLaHOS, MICHaeL “The Russian Renovatio: The Ukraine aPost, March 4, 2014. http://www.huffingtonpost.com/michael-vlahos/russiaukraine_b_4896920.html.

• YOSHIHaRa, TOSHI “Japanese Bases and Chinese Missiles.” in Rebalancing U.S. Forces: Basing and Forward Presence in the Asia-Pacific, edited by Carnes Lord and Andrew s. erickson, 37-66, naval institute Press, 2014.

• WaLSH, KaTHLeeN “China’s defense Technology Acquisition system, Processes, and Future as an integrator and supplier.” Study of Innovation and Technology in China, January 6, 2014.

• WaLSH, KaTHLeeN “China’s national security strategy: Waiting at the Crossroads.” Providing for National Security: A Comparative Analysis, edited by Andrew dorman and Joyce Kaufman, 159-180. stanford security studies, 2014.

• COOPeR, DaVID a., and YOSHIHaRa, TOSHI “U.s. Responses to Middle Powers and China.” in Middle Powers and the Rise of China, edited by Bruce Gilley and Andrew O’neil, 63-83. Georgetown University Press, 2014.

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Nation BuilderJohn Quincy Adams and the Grand Strategy of the RepublicCharles N. Edel

“Ideas and power are the key ingredients of national achievement, and John Quincy Adams mastered both at a crucial time in American history. Anyone interested in the history of our society and its future possibilities will benefit from this provocative and compelling account of Adams’s life, his thought, and his enduring legacies.”

— Jeremi Suri, author of Liberty’s Surest Guardian: American Nation-Building from the Founders to Obama

“America goes not abroad, in search of monsters to destroy”—John Quincy Adams’s famous words are often quoted to justify noninterfer-ence in other nations’ affairs. Yet when he spoke them, Adams was not advocating neutrality or passivity but rather outlining a national policy that balanced democratic idealism with a pragmatic understanding of the young republic’s capabilities and limitations. America’s rise from a confederation of revolutionary colonies to a world power is often treated as inevitable, but Charles N. Edel’s provocative biography of Adams argues that he served as the central architect of a grand strategy that shaped America’s rise. Adams’s particular combination of ideas and policies made him a critical link between the founding generation and the Civil War–era nation of Lincoln.

Examining Adams’s service as senator, diplomat, secretary of state, president, and congressman, Edel’s study of this extraordinary figure reveals a brilliant but stubborn man who was both visionary prophet and hard-nosed politician. Adams’s ambitions on behalf of America’s interests, combined with a shrewd understanding of how to counter the threats arrayed against them, allowed him to craft a multitiered policy to insulate the nation from European quarrels, expand U.S. terri-tory, harness natural resources, develop domestic infrastructure, edu-cation, and commerce, and transform the United States into a model of progress and liberty respected throughout the world.

While Adams did not live to see all of his strategy fulfilled, his vision shaped the nation’s agenda for decades afterward and continues to resonate as America pursues its place in the twenty-first-century world.

Charles N. Edel is Assistant Professor of Strategy and Policy at the U.S. Naval War College.


















When U.S. Senator John McCain was asked to deliver a speech at U.S. Naval War

College (NWC) earlier this year, he mentioned that his grandfather had been a student here while in the Navy.

Word trickled down to the basement office of the NWC library archives to the desk of Teresa Clements.

“My boss asked me to ‘see if you have anything in the archives by McCain when he was a student here,’” Clements recalled. Clements did what archivists do in the digital world of the 21st century -- went to the paper card catalog and looked up McCain where she found the cardboard note card referencing McCain’s (the elder) paper from 1929.

“OH WOW! We’ve got to have this,” she said. And then found the nearly century-old document in the stacks.

Due to a project Clements has just completed, she will no longer need a paper card catalog to locate papers.

Clements cataloged the entire student thesis collection -- more than 5,500 papers spanning more than a half century from 1912 to 1966 – into a

searchable finding aid that will speed all future searches.

She happily took on the project even though she knew that the project of cataloging the papers would likely take at least a year to complete.

She sailed through the project in less than four months. “I can multi-task,” she says with a modest smile.

The project required manually keying in the relevant information -- title, author, year, location -- into the archives so future needle-in-hay-stack hunts could be done with a simple document search.

Because of Clements’ efforts, researchers, family members, historians, and anyone else interested in searching for these documents will have much easier access to them, many of which have historical significance.

For example, a paper on tactics in the collection was authored by future Fleet Adm. Chester Nimitz while a student in 1923. Nimitz played a major role in winning World War II as commander of the Pacific Fleet.

In fact, the list of student authors in the collection reads like a Who’s Who of naval greatness including Spruance, Stark, Kalbfus, and the list goes on.

Several student papers discuss one of the most influential strategists in the history of the Navy, Capt. Alfred Mahan and were cataloged by Clements . . . from her office in Mahan Hall.

Clements couldn’t resist pulling a couple papers from the shelf to read as she was typing in the information. “There was a paper by Vice Adm. Gravely that I read. He was the first black admiral. That really caught my eye,” Clements said, who is African-

American.Gravely’s paper titled Naval

Amphibious Forces in Limited War is significant in that he became the first African American to command a combatant ship, be promoted to flag rank, and command a naval fleet.

NWC archivist Scott Reilly felt that this project will make many unsearchable records and document easier to locate.

“Teresa’s project is a great step toward improving access to the rich resources in the Naval Historical Collection,” said Reilly. “The NHC is just beginning to move from long-standing, paper-based systems to a digital system. That will have tremendous benefits, including giving researchers here at the college and beyond the ability to discover information in the archives much more easily.

“Right now, a lot of the information is contained in card catalogs, some of which are nearly a century old. Making this information available digitally is going to give researchers the ability to find information that they may not have otherwise found, and make connections that they might otherwise have not seen. It’s very exciting.”

The project is one part of a long process to make the library archives searchable and manageable, according to Allen Benson, library director.

“The Naval Historical Collection is designing and developing a single, electronic archives information system capable of archiving and making discoverable NWC materials for which no finding aids exist,” said Benson.

“Key parts of this initiative include helping ensure long-term storage, preservation and access to the NWC’s electronic records and fulfilling the responsibility of transferring permanent electronic records to the National Archives and Records Administration. The system is expected to go live in the fall of 2015.”

Century-Old Documents Made More accessibleBY DANIEL L. KUESTER,U.S. NAVAL WAR COLLEGE PUBLIC AFFAIRS

Teresa Clements works among the archives to make them available in the digital age.


maintain that unmanned/robotic warfare can be seen as more humane since this process removes as many humans as possible from the equation. Finally, some insist that unemotional machines can’t misbehave, thus reducing the potential for war crimes and atrocities. Others disagree.

Those opposed to the use of such systems have raised concerns focused alternatively on the effects on: the enemy, American servicemen and women, American society, and our nation’s leadership. For example, some argue that the “martyrs” made by drone strikes effectively create a steady stream of recruits to the enemy’s cause. Others insist that, in today’s instant news cycle, the ability to quickly foment anti-U.S. sentiment after a drone strike harms U.S. credibility in the region. Finally, it is argued that drone strikes are effectively inconclusive and do little to lead to a better peace – the ultimate goal of war – and may lead to asymmetric responses against American citizens or interests.

Approaching from the perspective of the American serviceman or woman, some are concerned about the erosion of military virtue, that the use of unmanned drones violates the warrior’s ethos and is, therefore, inherently unfair and/or dishonorable, effectively breaking a moral contract between combatants. Questions have also been raised regarding moral disengagement; that the loss of physical presence between combatants may effectively lower the inhibition to kill as combat becomes more of a video game and less the entrenched warfare formerly experienced.

The question of accountability has also been raised. If a drone strike kills an innocent due to a technical malfunction, who ultimately bears the responsibility for such an action? The person controlling the drone at the time of weapon’s launch? The manufacturer of the weapon itself? The maintainer of the satellite communications link that connects the controller and the weapon? Does it even matter?

At the level of society, some are concerned that the use of unmanned systems in far off lands further detaches the American public from its all-volunteer military force. In an age of little public discourse about armed drones, does the nation feel it is at war? Does it care? Finally, there are ethical concerns raised at the level of our national leaders. Some posit that a combination of the diffusion of responsibility/accountability, an apparent insulation from the consequences of negative incidents, and a detached American populace, have combined to lower the inhibition to engage in lethal strikes. In other words, in the past our leaders might have shied away from using ground troops or manned aircraft to accomplish these missions due to concerns regarding the loss or capture of American combatants. With this technology, do they feel less constrained today? Expressed differently, the question has been asked: “If it is not worth dying for, is it worth killing for?”

In conclusion, it is fair to observe that this article has merely introduced the reader to a number of ethical questions

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and concerns that have been raised regarding the use of armed unmanned systems. Culled from the relevant literature, there are people with strongly held opinions on both sides of each of the positions. But the debate itself is important. How we address these questions, in legally settled or emergent situations helps frame the type of nation we wish to be, and be seen as. In the final analysis, that we “can” does not mean that we “should” – it would seem a tragedy for our nation to wake up one day asking: “What the hell have we become?”


BY JOHN W. KENNEDY, DIRECTOR OF MUSEUM EDUCATION AND COMMUNITY OUTREACH

People are rediscovering the art of Thomas Hart Benton (1889-1975) with two new exhibitions of his

work. A recent Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City exhibit of the recently acquired mural America ran through April. In support of this exhibit, the December 2014 edition of Smithsonian magazine carried an article on Benton’s work on the mural.

But, closer to home, the Naval War College Museum is also exhibiting 22 pieces of his art on loan from the Navy Art Collection administered by the Naval History and Heritage Command at the Navy Yard in Washington, D.C. This exhibit is entitled The Naval Art of Thomas Hart Benton and will run through the end of June.

Thomas Hart Benton was born in Neosho, Missouri, to a family steeped in the tradition of law and politics. With an uncle who was a powerful senator and a father who was a congressman, it was assumed that he would follow in their footsteps and enter the profession of politics. Benton wanted nothing of it. He wanted to be an artist and ended up dropping out of high school and working as a cartoonist for a local, Joplin newspaper.

His mother, on the other hand, supported her son. She pushed him to enroll in the School of the Art Institute of Chicago where he was to study illustration and cartooning. It was there that he became interested in painting and he rushed off at the age of 19 to Paris to learn his new obsession.

But life got in the way as Benton pursued a bohemian lifestyle while

exhibiting Thomas Hart Benton

dabbling in various artistic styles which he tried and then just as rapidly discarded. After three years in Paris, he moved to New York City and continued to flirt with varying styles and worked in the emerging film industry painting portraits. Aimless and unsatisfying, Benton and his art were adrift.

During World War I, Benton found work as a camoufleur at Norfolk, Virginia. Here, away from the “esthetic virus” common to a more cosmopolitan environment, Benton found his art in the people from the hinterlands of America. This movement became known as American Regionalism and, along with Grant Wood and John Steuart Curry, Benton would become one of its leaders. Even after returning to New York City, he continued traveling the Midwest and South drawing inspiration from farms, coal mines, and struggles of the average citizen.

Benton’s work has often been

dismissed as too cartoonish. People from the liberal side to the conservative side of politics could find something to deride him and his work. He had his greatest popularity during the 1930s and 1940s and it was the rise of Abstract Expressionism which pushed him to the side and his importance diminished. Refusing to change his style, he damned his detractors; he was a man of the people and his paintings would forever reflect their everyday lives with all of its misery, excess, and energy. There would be no compromise. This was the theme of his American Regionalism style.

To the end of his life, Benton was a man of many contradictions and always sensitive to any personal affront. He loved the limelight and his traveling around the country gave him the opportunity to swap stories with his listeners. As his star faded, he just withdrew to a smaller stage. He would die at the age of 85 in Kansas City, Missouri. Since his death, there was a brief revival of interest in his art when Ken Burns did a documentary in the late 1980s. Hopefully with these two exhibits, Thomas Hart Benton will again achieve the recognition he deserves.

Museum Store Relocates During Museum RenovationsThe naval War College Museum will close its doors on 1 July, 2015, for HvAC systems replacement and accompanying renovations. The Museum is expected to reopen after the first of the year. Due to the renovations, our Foundation Store will be relocated on campus to a site yet to be determined. We will update you on the temporary location through our events Monthly emails. We will still be handling all website orders (http://www.nwcfoundation.org/products.asp ) so please do not hesitate to order online!

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Through the generosity of the Naval War College Foundation and a $25,000 grant from the Alletta

Morris McBean Charitable Trust, the Naval War College Museum is home to a brand new, beautifully built scale model of USS Minnesota, a ship that performed in a variety of diplomatic, training, and military roles during her nearly half century of service in the United States Navy. The steam frigate was launched in 1855 and first made headlines when she set sail for East Asia in 1857 carrying the Ambassador to China, William B. Reed. Reed negotiated the Treaty of Tianjin with China and returned to the United States aboard Minnesota two years later. Minnesota was decommissioned at the Boston Navy Yard in Charlestown, Massachusetts on June 2, 1859 and placed in ordinary.

She was not out of action for very long, however, returning to the active rolls at the start of the Civil War in 1861 and becoming the flagship of the North Atlantic Blockading Squadron. Minnesota is most famous for her role at the Battle of Hampton Roads where she witnessed the first clash between two ironclad warships, USS Monitor and CSS Virginia. After the war, she cruised with midshipmen to Europe before being

decommissioned at the New York Navy Yard in 1868. Minnesota remained decommissioned until 1875, when she was reconfigured and refitted to be sent to Newport, RI, and transformed into a gunnery and sail training ship for naval apprentices. Designated a Naval Apprentice Ship, she was placed under the command of Captain Stephen B. Luce from 1877-1881.

Prior to the establishment of a viable training system for enlisted men, sailors were not held in very high regard by most Americans. In an attempt to professionalize the enlisted force, Congress passed a law in 1837 to establish a training program for young men ages 13-18. The program was not explained very well to the American public, though, and many young men enlisted under the mistaken impression that they would ultimately receive appointments as midshipmen. The tragic 1842 mutiny on board USS Somers, a training ship, resulted in the hanging of two enlisted sailors and one midshipman. Public outrage over this incident brought a halt to the apprentice training system for over twenty years. It was briefly revived at the end of the Civil War, but lost support from Congress by 1868 when it became apparent that

many enlistees still viewed the program as a shortcut to obtaining an officer’s commission.

Tension between the United States and Spain in 1873 produced fresh interest in a formal naval training program. Under the command of Captain Luce, Minnesota was administered as an apprentice training ship at Newport. The new naval apprentice program was designed for young men ages 14-18. Apprentices spent one year studying seamanship, gunnery, navigation, reading, writing and arithmetic. The program was designed to develop a disciplined enlisted crew who would complement the equally well-trained and educated officer corps. By 1889, the Naval Apprentice training system had grown into a training squadron formed around the USS Minnesota.

This model of USS Minnesota was custom built for the Naval War College Museum by Bernd Braatz of the American Marine Model Gallery, Inc. It depicts the vessel during its period of service as an apprentice training ship. The scale of the model is 3/32" = 1'. The hull is made from basswood and is fully sheathed below the waterline with individual copper plates. The model is also fully rigged and includes all

appropriate deck gear, armament, fittings, and even a retractable funnel. The armament consists of four 32-pounders on the upper gun deck, fourteen 9" guns on the main gundeck, and one 9" pivot gun mounted forward. Please come to the museum and take a moment to admire this beautiful work of craftsmanship in the Naval Station Newport exhibit.

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On december 16, 2014, Rear Adm. P. Gardner Howe iii, President, U.s. naval War College (nWC), provides remarks during the portrait unveiling for vice Adm. Walter e. “Ted” Carter Jr., superintendent, U.s. naval Academy. Carter served as nWC’s 54th president from July 2013 to July 2014 before his appointment to vice admiral and assignment as 62nd superintendent of UsnA. The nWC’s collection of presidential portraits is more than a century old, dating to 1900 when it acquired Frederick vinton’s portrait of Rear Adm. stephen B. Luce, nWC’s first president. Today, the naval War College Foundation preserves the tradition by providing funds for the commissioning of the nWC Presidential portrait.

54th Naval War College President’s Portrait Unveiled

From L-R, CAPT George Lang, UsnWC Chief of staff, Mrs. Lynda Carter, portrait artist Gerald slater, vAdM Walter e. “Ted” Carter Jr., RAdM P. Gardner Howe iii, and naval War College Foundation vice Chairman david Gordon.

(U.S. Navy photos by Chief Mass Communication Specialist James E. Foehl/Released)

vice Adm. Walter e. “Ted” Carter Jr., superintendent, U.s. naval Academy in Annapolis, Md., and portrait artist Gerald slater unveil Carter’s

presidential portrait at U.s. naval War College in newport, Rhode island.

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