John Hogan

John Hogan Concord Communications Associates, Inc.

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John Hogan."(Exhibit 6.)

The following members of the Springfield Fire Department testified for the Appointing Authority at the hearing: Lieutenant David Arriaga, Lieutenant John Hogan, Firefighter Stephen Burke, Firefighter Michael Scibelli, and Chief William Vedovelli.
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Arriaga told the Appellant to "calm down" and also asked Lieutenant Hogan into the room to witness the events.
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The Lieutenant's testimony was fully corroborated by Lieutenant John Hogan (who observed the Appellant proceed at an extremely slow pace to the fire apparatus and also heard the Appellant call Arriaga a "cocksucker"); Firefighter Stephen Burke (who heard the Appellant call Arriaga a "monkey" and also heard him used profane language in speaking with the Lt.); and Firefighter Michael Scibelli (who heard Lt.

Second Lieutenant John P Hogan is presented with his 'wings' by Field Marshall JC Smuts

John Hogan - Regional Sales Manager

John Hogan brings over thirteen years of sales experience in telecommunications test equipment and military experience to his position as Regional Sales Manager. Hogan most recently worked in sales at JDSU (formerly Acterna), covering the Verizon and Verizon Wireless accounts. Hogan is well versed in RBOC business initiatives and practices; and has many years experience in managing large accounts. Prior to joining JDSU, Hogan served in the US Navy as a Surface Warfare Engineering Officer, serving three years in Japan , two years aboard the aircraft carrier John F. Kennedy, and two years in Newport, Rhode Island as an engineering instructor.
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Hogan received his Bachelor of Science Degree from the United States Naval Academy in 1993.

John Patrick Hogan Lieutenant Commander, U.S. Navy Died: 20 May 1979 Buried at Block Old 8, Lot 82 Thomas John Fiedler First Lieutenant, U.S. Air Force Died: 11 July 1965 Buried at Block New 6, Lot 511

John Patrick "Jack" Hogan

Lieutenant Commander

United States Navy

John Patrick Hogan, the son of John J. and Sara M. Hogan, was born in Davenport, Iowa on 11 November 1945.
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Lieutenant Commander John Patrick "Jack" Hogan, United States Navy, is buried in Davenport's Mount Calvary Cemetery. Among his many decorations and awards include the Distinguished Flying Cross, Air Medal with 2nd through 27th Strike/Flight awards, Presidential Unit Citation, Navy Unit Citation, Meritorious Unit Citation, National Defense Service Medal, Vietnam Service Medal, Vietnam Gallantry Cross Unit Citation, Vietnamese Campaign Ribbon, Navy Expert Pistol Medal.

On the occasion of the 35th reunion of the United States Naval Academy Class of 1968 on 30 August 2003, an Alumni Hall Honor Chair Dedication ceremony took place at the United States Naval Academy, in memory of Lieutenant Commander John Patrick "Jack" Hogan.

John Hogan

John Hogan Surkamp & Rowe : John Hogan
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John Hogan
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John Hogan, joined Surkamp & Rowe in 2003. He served in the US Navy for 6 years specializing in steam propulsion systems operation and maintenance. John attended North Carolina State University in Raleigh, NC. While attending college, John was a service sales engineer with a commercial / industrial HVAC company, as well as doing some process designs for various industrial processes. During that time he moved to southern Indiana and began covering Western Kentucky and Southern Indiana markets. John was hired as the National Sales Manager for a company that designs and builds industrial wastewater treat equipment and systems. John currently resides in Indiana, and works from his satellite office.