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NJROTC graduates receive naval posts

COURTESY PHOTO | Midshipmen Timothy Winters (left) and John Dunne have been appointed officers of the Naval Reserve Officers Training Corps. At center, Captain Matthew Loughlin, USN.
COURTESY PHOTO | Midshipmen Timothy Winters (left) and John Dunne have been appointed officers of the Naval Reserve Officers Training Corps. At center, Captain Matthew Loughlin, USN.

Two former members of the Southold/Mattituck/Greenport NJROTC unit have been appointed officers of the Naval Reserve Officers Training Corps.

During the recent SUNY/Maritime NROTC battalion change of command ceremony at Fort Schuyler on Throggs Neck in The Bronx, Midshipman Timothy Winters of Southold was appointed Bravo Company commander and received a Merchant Marine scholarship. After graduation next May, he’ll serve as a reservist and a U.S. Coast Guard-licensed deck officer in the private sector.

Midshipman John Dunne, also of Southold, was appointed battalion commander. He’s attending SUNY/Maritime College on a full NROTC scholarship and will be commissioned as an active duty naval officer after graduation in May.

He’ll also hold a U.S. Coast Guard deck officer license.

The NROTC unit comprises midshipmen from SUNY/Maritime College, Fordham University, Molloy College and Columbia University.

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