Kenneth Charles Youngmann
| Era | Cold War |
|---|---|
| Branch | U.S. Navy |
| Rank | Commander |
| Wall | J |
| Wall Side | 3 |
| Row | 6 |
| Plaque Number | 1 |
KENNETH CHARLES YOUNGMANN
Commander, U. S. Navy
Commander
National Defense
Ken was a Plankowner on the Guided Missile Frigate USS Horne (DLG-30). He was the very first crew member to report to the ship during construction in San Francisco. In addition to his time on Horne, Ken's 20 year NAVY career included work in Naval Intelligence as well as duty on the USS Bradley (DE- 1041), Weapons Engineer at San Francisco's Hunters Point Naval Shipyard, COMCRUDESPAC, Naval Lab San Diego and Naval Sea Systems Command, Washington DC.
COMMANDER - U.S. NAVY - First Crew Member USS Horne DLG-30 - Duty Stations: OCS Jacksonville, FL - Washington DC - Honolulu, HI - US Navy Post Graduate School Monterey, CA - TAD San Diego, CA - TAD USS Bradley DE-1041 - USS Horne DLG-30 as Naval Representative for Final Construction - USS Horne DLG-30 3rd Division Officer - Hunters Point Naval Shipyard San Francisco, CA Weapons Officer - COMCRUDESPAC, Naval Lab San Diego, CA - Washington DC - Retired from NAVY 1980 - After retirement Kenneth worked for two national defense contractors - EG&G and Lockheed-Martin on numerous classified projects at numerous classified locations.
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