RADM Jeffrey Hathaway, Director, OpNav N32, Pentagon, 9/11 Oral History Interview

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RADM Jeffrey Hathaway, Director, OpNav N32, Pentagon, 9/11 Oral History Interview

Attack on America: September 11, 2001 and the U.S. Coast Guard U.S. COAST GUARD ORAL HISTORY PROGRAM Operation Noble Eagle Documentation Project Interviewee: Rear Admiral Jeffrey J. Hathaway, USCG Director, Navy Command Center & Counter-Drug Division (OpNav N32) Interviewer: PAC Peter Capelotti, USCGR Date of Interview: 20 June 2002 Place: Pentagon

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