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Marc began his Naval career when he was commissioned as an ensign in the U.S. Navy in June 1968. He was designated a Naval Aviator in July 1969. During his active duty career, he made deployments to Vietnam, the Mediterranean as well as to the Persian Gulf, Norwegian and Black Seas. He is a combat veteran of Vietnam and Desert Shield/Storm and flew helicopters on combat search and rescue, special operations missions, anti-submarine warfare and logistics support missions.
During his career, Marc worked with the armed forces of Australia, Canada, Japan, Thailand, Republic of Korea, the Philippines and the U.K. In 1991, he was recalled for Desert Shield and Desert Storm and during that conflict, was responsibility for the operational tasking and employment of 140 helicopters from 14 nations as well as special operations forces assigned to the Persian Gulf Battle Force.
Rules of Engagement for Statehood
Immediately after the peace treaty was signed, Georgia, North Carolina, and Virginia claimed all the land from the Atlantic to the Mississippi. Connecticut claimed a sliver of land west of Pennsylvania. There was still some disputed land on the border of the U.S. and Canada and the southern border of Georgia north of western Florida, which would be resolved over time. Members of the Continental Congress saw the lines drawn on a map as blatant land grabs by the individual states. So, what could the Continental Congress do?
Shared by RADM "Gramps" Lair
How the US is preparing amid a naval buildup in China | 60 Minutes shared by Bob Champney
Video shared by RADM "Gramps" Lair 2/1/2023
YouTube video shared by John Miller and Bill Newman
YouTube Tailhook Association Video shared by Bill "Soupy" Campbell
Shared by RADM "Gramps" Lair
In December 1972 LT Mike "Schu" Schuster flew a missioin in an A-6A over North Vietnam. Read the aritcle published in the Intruder Association Windscreen in September 2018
Interesting article in Summer 2022 "The Hook" Journal of Carrier Aviation. Shared by Bob Champney