Simmons Assumes Command of USS James E. Williams
From Commander, U.S. Fleet Forces Command, Public Affairs
USS JAMES E. WILLIAMS, At Sea
(NNS) -- Capt. Anthony L. Simmons relieved Cmdr. Curtis B. Calloway as
commanding officer of guided-missile destroyer USS James E. Williams
(DDG 95) at sea Sept. 16.
Simmons arrives from the staff of Commander, Destroyer Squadron (DESRON) 2 and will remain in command pending the completion of a DESRON 2 command-directed investigation into the command climate aboard James E. Williams.
Calloway, former James E. Williams executive officer Cmdr. Ed Handley, and Command Master Chief Travis Biswell have been assigned to the staff at Commander, Naval Surface Force Atlantic pending the outcome of the investigation.
The ship and her crew departed Naval Station Norfolk May 30, for an eight-month deployment to the 6th Fleet area of operations. While there they have been participating in security operations, exercises, and combined cooperation (foreign nation) operations in conjunction with U.S. Africa Command.
For more news from U.S. Fleet Forces Command, visit www.navy.mil/local/clf/.
Simmons arrives from the staff of Commander, Destroyer Squadron (DESRON) 2 and will remain in command pending the completion of a DESRON 2 command-directed investigation into the command climate aboard James E. Williams.
Calloway, former James E. Williams executive officer Cmdr. Ed Handley, and Command Master Chief Travis Biswell have been assigned to the staff at Commander, Naval Surface Force Atlantic pending the outcome of the investigation.
The ship and her crew departed Naval Station Norfolk May 30, for an eight-month deployment to the 6th Fleet area of operations. While there they have been participating in security operations, exercises, and combined cooperation (foreign nation) operations in conjunction with U.S. Africa Command.
For more news from U.S. Fleet Forces Command, visit www.navy.mil/local/clf/.
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