The ship's captain, Rear Admiral Sam Salt, came to functions at Sheffield Town Hall.
During the mid-1900s, Rear Admiral Grace Murray Hopper invented the first computer compiler which helped computers understand simple commands.
Rear Admiral CRAIG BONE (U.S. Coast Guard): There's no reason because you're in fog that this incident should have occurred.
Rear Admiral Landry, who was the federal on-scene coordinator, has naturally rotated back to her position of hurricane preparedness in the Gulf.
The Iraqi government will be the "referring plaintiff" and present the evidence to the judge, according to Navy Rear Admiral Greg Smith.
As you heard the Rear Admiral explain, the Coast Guard is in the lead, and EPA on the National Response Team provides support.
Mr. Ginman was commissioned as an Ensign in the Supply Corps, United States Navy in 1970 and retired as a Rear Admiral in 2000.
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The Prince of Wales was wearing the dress uniform of a Rear Admiral and the Duke of York that of a Royal Naval Commander.
Rear Admiral Duncan Potts, the operation commander for the EU Naval Force in Somalia, said it had already made considerable progress targeting the pirates at sea.
Her former CO, Rear Admiral Terry Loughran, said the scrapping of the Harriers gave him the greatest concern and highlighted that the review was far from strategic.
When the Obamas wanted a swing set for their daughters, Sasha and Malia, the chief usher, Rear Admiral Stephen Rochon, visited the factory in South Dakota to inspect it.
Indeed, McVay was allowed to hold a desk job so that he could retire with 30 years of active service and attain the promotion to rear admiral upon retirement in 1949.
In order for a cut with a diamond saw or a sheer cut to happen, the federal on-scene coordinator, Admiral Watson, has to sign off on that -- Rear Admiral Watson, sorry.
Rear Admiral William McRaven, head of the special forces now operating in the Sahara, says his men are much more likely to drill boreholes and build houses than to shoot at anyone.
It was wonderfully deft in its controlled daring: a lieutenant colonel baiting a rear admiral in public was a scary tightrope act, even in a community as notably hostile to Navy brass as the Marines.
"We do not tolerate deviations from the policies that govern who we are and what we do as sailors in the United States Navy, " Deputy Commander of Naval Special Warfare Command, Rear Admiral Garry Bonelli told the Associated Press.
The Coast Guard is being criticized for waiting hours before telling the public the spill was much worse than originally reported, and the Coast Guard's Rear Admiral Craig Bone says that heavy fog is no excuse for running into the bridge.
One of them, Rear Admiral Simon Lister, is in charge of this complex programme, and as he took me round the cramped corridors, past the nuclear reactor and down into the sweaty machine rooms, he acknowledged this was a prototype and there was always going to be some "teething" issues.
During this two-day visit, the Director-General is scheduled to hold bilateral meetings with Mr Lee Hsien Loong, Prime Minister of Singapore, Rear Admiral Lui Tuck Yew, Acting Minister for Information, Communications and the Arts, and Dr Ng Eng Hen, Minister of Education and Chairman of the Singapore National commission for UNESCO.
Following that, Rear Admiral Landry announced that while BP is ultimately responsible, the administration will continue to be aggressive in our response, and we will use all available resources, possibly including those at the Department of Defense, to see if there are technologies that might be used that surpass the capabilities of the commercial and private sector.
When fully dedicated to missile defence, some ships already devote 40% of their power to electrical systems, says Rear-Admiral Philip Cullom, in charge of the navy's fleet readiness.
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