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...cgauxalaska.org/NSBW1.html."Alaska is a vast and beautiful area but it is wild and unpredictable as well," Rear Admiral Thomas Ostebo, Commander of the Coast Guard 17th District, said in a statement. "I encourage anyone going out on...
...Division of Marine Transportation for the Department of Public Works. B. E. "Lew" Lewellen, a retired U. S. Navy rear admiral and the division's first director, hired me as the sole staff person before others came on board as the summer progressed...
...R-Sitka, featured presentations by federal officials, company executives, energy researchers, and others, including a rear admiral in the United States Navy and Kazakhstan's ambassador to the U.S., according to a meeting agenda."I think that...
...Department report criticized Shell's work with contractors that moved supplies and the Kulluk, he said.Coast Guard Rear Admiral Thomas Ostebo told Begich the agency responded to 15 other search and rescue incidents the day the Kulluk ran aground...
...During the first of 15 "Operation Deep Freeze" voyages, the Glacier served as flagship for famous polar explorer Rear Admiral Byrd during that 1955-56 mission.? The Glacier was the first icebreaker to make her way in 1955 through the frozen Bellingshausen...
...be successful," added co-defense counsel U.S. Navy Lt. Michael Hanzel.The court-martial was convened by Rear Admiral Thomas P. Ostebo, the commander of District 17, which covers all of Alaska. It began Monday with panel member selection...
...dishonorably discharged and ordered to serve a lengthy sentence in military prison.The court-martial was convened by Rear Admiral Thomas P. Ostebo, the commander of District 17. The presiding military judge is Captain Michael E. Tousley. Tousley...
...earned a Master of Business Administration from George Washington University. Knapp eventually retired with the rank of rear admiral and commander of the 17th Coast Guard District. Knapp then served as commissioner of the Alaska Department of Transportation...
United States Coast Guard Rear Admiral James Underwood, left, and Rear Admiral James Olson "troop the line" during Wednesday's change of command ceremony at Centennial Hall. Olson succeeded Underwood as commander of the 17th District U...
...for nine years before he took a full-time position with the Navy until he retired, after more than a decade, as a rear admiral. One of his duties with the Navy was to inspect medical facilities all over the world. Reifenstein moved to Juneau...