'An American dream:' Navy officer retires with 30 years of service that began in the last class of Filipino recruits

Thirty years after enlisting in the U.S. Navy through a competitive recruitment program that enlisted Filipino men, Jules Amores, an aircraft mechanic, retired March 25 as a chief warrant officer 4.

Related Keywords

Japan ,Philippines ,Philippine ,Benguet ,United States ,Subic Bay ,Zambales ,Bataan ,Batangas ,White House ,District Of Columbia ,Filipino ,America ,Filipinos ,Japanese ,American ,Kitty Hawk ,Jules Amores ,Chris Capozzola ,William Mckinley ,Ceciliai Gaerlan ,American Embassy ,Massachusetts Institute Of Technology ,Bataan Legacy Historical Society ,La Times ,Us Navy All Hands ,Us Navy ,Us Army ,Imperial Japanese Army ,All Hands ,Naval Air Station Lemoore ,Massachusetts Institute ,Philippines Built America ,First Pacific Century ,President William Mckinley ,Bataan Legacy Historical ,World War ,Korean War ,White House Mess ,West Wing ,Mount Pinatubo ,Naval Aviation Technical ,Navy Sailors ,Ilipino Recruits ,Military Career ,Hief Warrant Officer 4 Jules Amores ,Ilipino Navy Sailors ,