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The ceremony was neary flawless, and several members and guests told me afterward that it was the "best" wedding ceremony they had ever witnessed.
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 NOAA Ship Surveyor (S-132) |
1978-1980 – Navigator, Diving
Officer, Officer-of-the-Deck. I joined Surveyor on her commencement of OCSEAP – Outer Continental Shelf Environmental Assessment Program. For 2 years, we conducted baseline research throughout the Aleutian Islands and Bering Sea, penetrating the ice pack at every opportunity. |
 NOAA Ship Oceanographer (R-101) |
1977-1978 – Officer-of-the-Deck & Diving Officer. I transferred my commission from the Navy to NOAA, and joined the crew of Oceanographer conducting manganese nodule research along the Equator in the Central Pacific. |
 USS Pigeon (ASR 21)  USS Ortolan (ASR 22) |
1975-1976 – Navigator, Operations
Officer, Saturation Diving Officer & First Lieutenant. I transferred from Ortolan to Pigeon in San Diego, and from there to the Test Operations Group as Officer in Charge, conducting deep ocean surveillance as part of operation Ivy Bells. 1974-1975 – Navigator, Operations Officer, Saturation Diving Officer I joined the Ortolan commissioning crew in Philadelphia following a year of diver training leading up to my certification as a Saturation Diving Officer. Ortolan was a specially designed catamaran submarine rescue ship and mother ship for the Deep Submergence Rescue Vehicles. |
 USS Von Steuben (SSBN 632) |
1970-1972 – (Blue Crew) Communications & Assistant Weapons Officer. I joined Von Steuben out of Poseidon Weapons Officer School and Officer Submarine School following graduation from University of Washington with a BS in Marine & Atmospheric Physics. After 4 patrols, I departed in 1972 for the Defense Language Institute in El Paso to study Vietnamese. |
 USS John Marshall (SSBN 611) |
1963-1965 –
(Blue Crew) Sub Sonar Tech. I joined John Marshall out of Enlisted Submarine School in 1963 as a newly minted Submarine Sonar Tech 3rd Class. After 5 patrols, I departed in 1965 for Sonar Class "B" School in Key West, followed by University of Washington under NESEP – the Navy Enlisted Scientific Education Program. |
In the Bering Sea Ice Pack
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The
Chicken Little Agenda:
Debunking
“Experts’”
Lies
Starman
Jones:
A
Relativity Birthday
Present
| To date, I have been interviewed by 41 radio talk shows on 38 radio stations across the nation, several of them twice or more. I appeared on FOX News and CNBC, and on the nationally broadcast Michael Medved Show three times. I was on the Armstrong Williams Show four times, on the Laura Stone Show six times, on the Bill Handel Show twice, on the Jean Dean Show twice, and on several other shows more than once. Unfortunately, not all stations record their shows. Altogether 22 audio interviews and one video interview are on this website. |
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