"Did not work on them, but during flight testing they were launched in the Sea Range off the central coast of California, some I believe flown from Santa Catalina Island.
Here just outside of Vandenberg AFB was a flight path, where Tomahawks would go…"
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Developing the Tomahawk Missel
Started this discussion. Last reply by Richard L Paton Nov 5, 2018. 1 Reply 1 Promotion
Are there any Memories? Any thing anyone may remember about it on the Developement? Mark Ogden worked on it before it was public.....worked off the coast of San Diego...One of the most Beautiful…Continue
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- MY FATHER. BMCS. MARK A OGDEN. DOB-Aug 10,1955 to Sept 08, 2011.Vietnam and Persian Gulf War Veteran, 25 years of service. Ships he served on as an A+ Officer: USS Bryce Canyon, RTC Great Lakes, USS Robert E. Perry, Navsub Base Bangor Wa, USS Berkely, USS Merrill, USS Mt. Vernon, Navstat San Diego, USS Jarrett, USS Ingraham. 10 SHIPS TOTAL
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- September 6, 1972
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- June 11, 1995
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- At 6:48pm on December 29, 2011,
Jim Decota said… Welcome aboard Andrea! Your father's memory and legacy are in the right place! He and I went in the same month and year! Where did he go to boot camp? There is a command here for the one he went to! Adding his info and yours about him may just bring up some old friends and shipmates that would like to know of his passing! Who knows! If was in San Diego, I may have met him myself!
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