sociated with Marine Corps bases on he completed two years at the Naval Am- working environment, and whether they
the western US coast. In 2004, he was phibious School, as an instructor. Rear and their families are being provided
assigned as the deputy assistant director Adm. Smith completed department head with the necessities. The offi ce ensures
for Counterintelligence Operations with tours as operations offi cer in USS Charles that these installations are being oper-
responsibility for worldwide counter- F. Adams and as a weapons offi cer in USS ated effi ciently and in accordance with
intelligence investigations, operations, Luce. As a department head, he deployed Navy rules and regulations.
and analysis. From July 2006 to August to the North Atlantic and to the Arabian
2007, he served as executive assistant Gulf during the Iran/Iraq tanker war.
director for Pacifi c Operations—a senior His most recent assignment was as com- US MARINE CORPS
executive service position. In September mander, Navy Region Northwest and
2007, he was selected as executive assis- Naval Surface Group, Pacifi c Northwest. BRIGADIER GENERAL RONALD L.
tant director for Criminal Investigations. BAILEY
SHARON SMOOT, SENIOR
Deputy Com manding G eneral, III Marine
Expeditionary Force
EILEEN ROBERSON, SENIOR EXECUTIVE SERVICE Com manding G eneral, 3d Marine
EXECUTIVE SERVICE Assistant Deputy Com mander for Industrial
Expeditionary Brigade
Assistant for A dministration
O perations BS - biology
Under Secretary of the Nav y
Naval Sea Systems Contracting O f fice M A - business managem ent and administration
Departm ent of Nav y
Departm ent of Nav y M A - national security strategy
Brigadier General Bailey supported
VICE ADMIRAL ADAM M.
VICE ADMIRAL MELVIN G. “MEL” a US Navy relief operation in Bangla-
ROBINSON, JR., MD
WILLIAMS, JR. desh after a cyclone struck in November
M edical Corps, Surgeon G eneral
Com mander, US 2nd Fleet
2007, killing more than 3,200 and leav-
Chief, Bureau of M edicine and Surgery
BS - mathematics
ing several millions homeless. US Ma-
M S - engineering
Vice Admiral Robinson assumed
Black Engineer of the Year Special Recognition rines and sailors fl ew food, water, medi-
duties as the 36th surgeon general of the
1994
Professional Achievem ent in Governm ent the
cine, clothes, and blankets to remote
Navy and chief of the Navy’s Bureau of
A ward 1995 areas in the emergency relief operation.
Medicine and Surgery August 27, 2007. Vice Admiral Williams’ previous op-
The 3rd Marine Expeditionary Brigade,
The author of numerous presentations erational assignments include: deputy
as the Marine Corps’ only permanently
and publications, Admiral Robinson commander, US Fleet Forces Command;
forward-deployed, brigade-sized marine
holds fellowships in both the American director of global operations, US Strate-
air ground task force, is a force in readi-
College of Surgeons and the American gic Command; commander, Submarine
ness able to deploy rapidly by any and all
Society of Colon and Rectal Surgery. Group 9, where he was responsible for
means and conduct operations across the
He is a member of the Society of Black 12 submarines and 24 commands; chief
spectrum from humanitarian assistance
Academic Surgeons and the National of staff, Carrier Strike Group 5, where he
and disaster relief to amphibious assault
Business School Scholastic Society, Beta was second-in-command of the Navy’s
and high intensity combat.
Gamma Sigma. He holds certifi cation as only permanently forward deployed car-
a Certifi ed Physician Executive from the rier strike group—operations included
LIEUTENANT GENERAL RONALD S.
American College of Physician Execu- initial combat operations during Opera- COLEMAN
tives. tion Enduring Freedom in response to Deputy Com mandant
September 11, attacks. As commander,
for Manpower and
Reserve A f fairs
BRUCE A. SHARP, SENIOR
Submarine Squadron 4, Admiral
B A - education
EXECUTIVE SERVICE
Williams was responsible for six fast at-
M A - national strategic
Director, Program A nalysis and Business
tack submarines.
resources
Transformation Lieutenant
Acquisition & Logistics Managem ent
Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Nav y
General Coleman
VICE ADMIRAL ANTHONY L. WINNS
Departm ent of Nav y joined the Navy in
Naval Inspector G eneral, O f fice of the Naval
Inspector G eneral
April 1968 and was discharged upon
DR. RONALD SMILEY, SENIOR
BS his return from Danang, Republic of
EXECUTIVE SERVICE
M A
Vietnam, in June 1970. In 2006, LTG
Director, Electronic Warfare/Combat Systems
Vice Admiral Winns assumed his Coleman became the second African
and Avionics
current duties in November 2007. The
Naval A ir Warfare Center Weapons Division
American in the Marine Corps to reach
Offi ce of the Naval Inspector General three-star rank. Manpower and Reserve
explores allegations of inappropriate Affairs is the largest department within
REAR ADMIRAL VINSON E. SMITH
behavior on the part of service members, HQMC and assists the commandant
Com mander, US Naval Forces, US Southern
Com mand
including sexual harassment and retali- by planning, directing, coordinating,
Rear Admiral Smith graduated in
ation against whistleblowers, as well as and supervising both active and reserve
1974 from Tennessee Technological Uni-
conducting investigations into claims forces.
versity. After commissioning, he reported
of fraud, waste, and mismanagement
to USS Nimitz. Following surface war-
of funds and resources. The IG’s offi ce
fare qualifi cations, three division offi cer
also inspects commands and bases to
tours, and three deployments in Nimitz,
ascertain whether sailors have a quality
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