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Henderson. Then, as combat and intelligence officer. He then served in the mountain norad in colorado. After leaving the navy, he had a career for over 30 years as a n attorney specializing in personal injury and civil rights cases. He presently serves as a facilitator for the Naval Academy capstone Ethical Leadership program in annapolis. He is retired, but serves as a mediator for several county courts in maryland. Produce us he will introduce us to his guest. We always appreciate him and his counsel. Hands together for barry steelman. [applause] you, paul. K i first want to welcome all of the students here today, as well as all of the active duty retiree veterans and honored carry out ourus purpose at the veterans center. We are honoring our past iconic heroes from the greatest generation to the present generation, and to help us educate our future leaders many of whom are sitting here today. You will be exposed to some of the bravest men and women who have proudly served our countr
Our moderator is barry steelman. He is a graduate of the u. S. Naval academy. Back in 1970 or 1980, he served two tours aboard the uss henderson. Off the shore of vietnam from 1971 to 1973. Then, as combat and intelligence officer. He then served in the mountain norad in colorado. After leaving the navy, he had a career for over 30 years as an attorney specializing in personal injury and civil rights cases. He was also an adjunct repressor of law at the university of baltimore, and presently serves as a facilitator for the Naval Academy capstone Ethical Leadership program in annapolis. An adjunct professor. He is retired, but serves as a mediator for several county courts in maryland. He will introduce us to his guest, and they will carry on a discussion. We always appreciate him and his counsel. He is also active as the leader of his Naval Academy class. Put your hands together for barry steelman. [applause] barry thank you, paul. I first want to welcome all of the students here today