NAVAIR Depot Jacksonville logistics employees recognized
By Susan Brink, NAVAIR Depot Jacksonville Public Affairs Specialist

In a recent visit to Naval Air (NAVAIR) Depot Jacksonville, Rear Adm. Wally Massenburg, assistant commander aviation depots, Naval Air Systems Command (NAVAIR) recognized several Depot employees from the Logistics Group, code 3.0. Employees were recognized for the outstanding support and dedicated service provided to the Logistics Group which has made a positive impact on Fleet readiness.

Certificates of Appreciation were presented to David Davis, T56 engine program; Ilene Schiffer, Paul Nadeau, and Gary Ross, J52 engine program; Robert McNulty, F414 engine program; Byron Burks, F404 engine program; and James Ganci, Lead Maintenance Technology Center for the Environment (LMTCE) (CSG).

A Letter of Appreciation was presented to Charles England from the Commander, Patrol and Reconnaissance Force of the U.S. Pacific Fleet for his expert logistical know-how and vast technical knowledge of P-3A airframes.

Fred Warner received a Length of Service certificate for 40 years of dedicated federal service.

Don Nedresky, NAVAIR Depot Jacksonville Logistics Group site leader, congratulated all of the Logistics Group employees for their accomplishments.

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"NAVAIR provides advanced warfare technology through the efforts of a seamless, integrated, worldwide network of aviation technology experts. From professional training to carrier launch; from sensor data to precision targeting; from aircraft and weapons development to successful deployment; from real-time communication to aircraft recovery NAVAIR provides dominant combat effects and matchless capabilities to the American warfighter."