'An American dream:' Navy officer retires with 30 years of s

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.

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