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Submarine school announces electronics computer field course graduates

March 29, 2013 7:00 pm • Last Updated: March 29, 2013 7:09 pm

Groton — Forty-eight sailors of “Class 13020” graduated from the Submarine Electronics Computer Field Apprentice course at the Naval Submarine School Thursday, March 21.

Seaman Michael Walker, Sonar Technician First Class Pedro Jacinto and Seaman Paul McCormack were class honormen. Seaman Todd Staffieri and Seaman Apprentice Matthew MacPherson were graduates with distinction.

Seaman Apprentice Kyle Smith and Seaman Apprentice Christopher Davis were also honored. Seaman Tyler Carrigan, Seaman Jesse Combs and Seaman Christopher Davis were class leaders and Seaman Travis Fair was meritoriously advanced.

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