mastagni造句

• Admiral Mastagni was relieved two months later by Rear Admiral Fred Byus.
• As of 2006, Admiral Mastagni resides in the vicinity of Grapevine, Texas.
• Captain Mastagni consistently performed his demanding duties in an exemplary and highly professional manner.
• Admiral Mastagni would later serve as both the Executive Officer and Commanding Officer of VP-94.
• Admiral Mastagni was born in Rapid City, South Dakota but spent his youth in Sacramento, California.
• While serving in the Navy Reserve, Admiral Mastagni worked as a professional airline pilot for Continental Airlines.
• An extraordinary and resourceful leader, Captain Mastagni led NR COMNAVAIRLANT 1086 to unprecedented levels of readiness and fleet support.
• The jury found Mastagni negligent in the care and maintenance of the Acorn Building and awarded nearly $ 2 million to the plaintiffs.
• In September 2005, Admiral Mastagni retired from the United States Navy with over thirty three years of combined active and reserve service.
• Admiral Mastagni's father, Emil Mastagni, was a retired United States Air Force Colonel with service in World War II.
• Admiral Mastagni's father, Emil Mastagni, was a retired United States Air Force Colonel with service in World War II.
• In October 2000, Admiral Mastagni was attached to a Volunteer Training Unit ( NR VTU 8282 ) in a non-pay status.
• Captain Mastagni directed the efforts of more than 350 officers and enlisted personnel who provided more than 14, 000 days of contributory support.
• Admiral Mastagni served in this assignment from 2002 to 2003, when he was recalled to active duty to serve as Commander Naval Forces Korea.
• He will make it a gift to the building's owner, Mary Mastagni, with the hope that it will make her feel better.
• There was a wrongful death lawsuit filed by the relatives of the deceased women against Mary Mastagni, and several trusts which owned the Acorn Building.
• Admiral Mastagni's first active flight assignment was with Patrol Squadron 22 ( VP-22 ), stationed at NAS Barbers Point, Hawaii.
• In 1977, then Lieutenant Mastagni was transferred to serve a tour of duty at the United States Air Force Academy as a Navy liaison instructor.
• In 1997, Admiral Mastagni was transferred to Naval Reserve Detachment 111, Commander Seventh Fleet which operated out of Carswell Air Force Base in Texas.
• Through this tour, Admiral Mastagni served as a P-3B pilot and was designated as a Patrol Plane Mission Commander on September 22, 1976.