Thomas Howard McGlaughlin

Background

McGlaughlin, Thomas Howard was born on January 12, 1928 in Cincinnati. Son of George Godden and Cordelia (Herrlinger) McGlaughlin.

Education

Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering, United States Naval Academy, 1950.

Career

Commissioned ensign, United States Navy, 1950; advanced through grades to captain, United States Navy, 1970; White House aide to, President John F. Kennedy, Washington, 1960-1963; Executive officer, United States Ship Prichett, Long Beach, California, 1963-1965; commanding officer, United States Ship Maddox, Long Beach, 1965-1967; Executive officer, United States Ship Boston, Boston, 1967-1970; chief naval operations, Commander-in-Chief, Pacific, Honolulu, 1970-1974; chief of staff, Military Sealift Command, New York City, 1974-1979; retired, United States Navy, 1979; president, Falmouth Press, Honolulu, since 1983. Marine surveyor R.W. Dickieson International, Inc., Honolulu, since 1982. Master M.V. Rella Mae, Honolulu, 1981-1990, Royal Taipan, Cebu, Philippines, 1990.

Achievements

• Thomas Howard McGlaughlin has been listed as a noteworthy publishing executive, military officer by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Honorary police chief Boston Police Department, 1969. Member National Defense Transportation Association, Veterans of Foreign Wars (life), United States Naval Academy Alumni Association (life), The Military Officers Association.

Interests

• Flying, scuba diving, tennis, golf.

Connections

Married Moana Maharam-Stone, January 4, 1984.

Father:

George Godden McGlaughlin

Mother:

Cordelia (Herrlinger) McGlaughlin

Spouse:

Moana Maharam-Stone