History of the U.S. Naval War College: Joseph C. Wylie oral history, 1985

Wylie, Joseph C., RADM, USN, 1911-1993. USNA, 1928-1932; USS Utah, 1929; Junior Officer, USS Arkansas; Ensign, USS Augusta, 1932-1936; CO, USS Reid, 1936--1938; CO, USSAltair, 1938-1939; Company Officer, Executive Department, USNA, 1939--1940; Assistant to the XO, USNA, 1940-1941; CO, USS Bristol, 1941- 1942; XO, USS Fletcher, 1942; CO, USS Trever, 1942-1943; CO, Combat Information Center, 1943--1944; CO, USS Ault, 1944-1945; Special Projects Officer, Office of Naval Research, BuShips,Jamestown, RI., 1945-1948; Student, Naval War College, 1948-1949; Operations Offi­ cer, USS San Diego, 1949-1950; Staff, Naval War College, 1950-1952; CO, USS Arneb, 1952- 1954; Section Head of Section 605, Plans Division, CNO's Office, Washington, D.C.; CO, USS Macon, 1958-1959; Plans Officer, SAClANT Staff, 1959--1960; Command Cruiser Division 3, Sev­ enth Fleet, 1960; USS Oklahoma City; USS Providence; Deputy Naval Inspector, Navy Depart­ ment, 1961-1962;]oint Strategic Survey Council, 1962-1964; Deputy Chief of Staff for Plans and Operations to the Commander in Chief, Atlantic Fleet, Norfolk, Va., 1964-1965; Naval Attache, London, 1965-1967; Deputy, Naval War College, 1967-1968; CO, Naval Base, Newport, RI., 1968 (3 months); CO, First Naval District, Boston, Mass., 1969--1972; Retired, 1972. Postretirement ca­ reer as Director of the Constitution Museum, Boston, Mass., and Chairman of the Sail Training Association.