Posted on Jun 22, 2022
CAPT Joseph “Joey” Harrison Assumes Command of JIATF South
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Joseph “Joey” Harrison, a native of Eustis, Florida joined the U.S. Navy via the Delayed Entry Program in December 1986. He attended boot camp at Recruit Training Command (RTC) Orlando, Florida, in March 1987 and reported for initial cryptologic training at Corry Station Pensacola, Florida. He holds a Bachelor of Science in History and Business Administration from the Excelsior University of New York and a Master’s in National Security Strategy from the U.S. Naval War College and is a graduate of the Naval Postgraduate Executive Seminar Program as well as the Joint Forces Staff College and is a Joint Qualified Officer.
At sea, he deployed aboard USS ELLIOT (DD-967) in support of Operation Desert Storm/ Shield. He PRE-Commissioned the USS BATAAN (LHD-5) as the leading petty officer, promoted to Chief Petty Officer and was selected for commissioning via the Limited Duty officer Program. He then served on the staff of COMPHIBRON TWO, embarked aboard USS NASSAU (LHA-4) as the Information Warfare Officer and Battle Watch Captain supporting Operations Enduring Freedom I/II. He was the Information Warfare Officer aboard USS SAIPAN (LHA-2), as well as various direct support assignments.
At sea, he deployed aboard USS ELLIOT (DD-967) in support of Operation Desert Storm/ Shield. He PRE-Commissioned the USS BATAAN (LHD-5) as the leading petty officer, promoted to Chief Petty Officer and was selected for commissioning via the Limited Duty officer Program. He then served on the staff of COMPHIBRON TWO, embarked aboard USS NASSAU (LHA-4) as the Information Warfare Officer and Battle Watch Captain supporting Operations Enduring Freedom I/II. He was the Information Warfare Officer aboard USS SAIPAN (LHA-2), as well as various direct support assignments.
CAPT Joseph “Joey” Harrison Assumes Command of JIATF South
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Change of CommandJIATF-SRTC Orlando Corry Station Operation Desert Shield/Storm
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CONGRAT'S it is an honor to ATTEND any CHANGE OF COMMAND CEREMONY AS A VETERAN SGT AT ARMS I GET TO BRING THE Y.D.V.A. YANKEE DIVISION VETERANS ASSOCIATION NATIONAL COLORS WITH ALL THE BATTLE STREAMERS ON IT the last CHANGE OF COMMAND was 11 JUNE 2022 their was 4 of them it was A great day weather was good it was on JOINT BASE CAPE COD CAMP EDWARDS HQ the HOME OF THE HISTORIC YANKEE DIVISION I got to break in my new OCP uniform we don't ware rank anymore even the GENERALS AT our meetings they told me all rank is left at the door but we still give them the respect of GENERAL as it should be PERIOD
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SGT Glenn E Moody
CPO Andrew Gardiner - I guess what I am saying is as A veteran their is more freedom than when I was active. enlisted and officers did not hang out together could not sit at the same table to eat ues the same bathroom's ECT. my dates of service was 1981 to 1987 my uniform was BDU'S. the active duty uniform of today's active service is the OCP uniform in order for me to ware it the GENERAL told me I had to remove US. ARMY NAME TAPE and replace it with Y.D.V.A. TAPE and on our dress uniform we have to remove the US INSIGNIA and replace them with our Y.D.V.A. INSIGNIA. when I asked why i was told because we are not active service anymore. AND AGAIN CONGRAT'S ON YOUR PROMOTION
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