| Bio:
After SPINAX. Jack Hunter, Lt., 1964-1966
After leaving Spinax in 1966, I went
to the
USS Albacore (SS 569) in
Portsmouth, NH and served at one time or other as Supply, Food
Services, First Lieutenant, Communications, and Operations
Officer. Following Albacore, I returned to San Diego and was the
Ops/Navigator on
USS Medregal (SS 480)
until her decommissioning in 1970. Back to the east coast and a
tour as an instructor in the Weapons Department at Submarine
School. Then a four years on the staff of COMSUBLANT as the Mk
48 Torpedo Project Officer/Fire Control Officer. A two year tour
as the CO of
West Milton (ARD 7) in Groton
was followed by a final two year tour as the Tactical
Systems/Weapons Officer at COMSUBDEVRON 12 in Groton.
Retiring as a Lieutenant Commander
in 1980, I moved to
Middletown, RI and worked as a
defense contractor for Analysis & Technology, Inc. at the Naval
Undersea Warfare Center in Newport, RI. My area of expertise was
in submarine torpedoes and missiles. I went part-time-on-call at
A&T in January 1998 and have been trying to retire-retire ever
since. I think 2000 may be the year!
With spare time on my hands, I have
gone back to scratch-building flying (sometimes) model planes
and boats. I am a Red Cross volunteer at the
Naval Ambulatory Care Center
(fancy name for the out patient clinic) here in Newport and hold
a couple of positions at our church. Our son and daughter and
their families are within several hours driving time from us.
From time to time my wife Ellie gets the better of me and we go
traveling. Looking forward to a SPINAX reunion.
Jack Hunter <hunter5982@earthlink.net> |