Lieutenant
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Oct 2, 2026
AndyHOST
I was thinking about that one.
AndyHOST
Ensign, lieutenant, JG, lieutenant.
DaveHOST
Yeah, but 03, so officer, and then your third step.
DaveHOST
So second lieutenant, first lieutenant, captain in the Army.
Al BielekGUEST
We were given, shall we say, the 90-day wonder school treatment by the Navy for officers who were for special assignment.
Al BielekGUEST
We were given commissions upon enlistment of Lieutenant J.G., which was quite standard at that time.
Al BielekGUEST
And then in January 1940, we were assigned to the Institute, the Institute of Ant Study, where we were brought up to speed on the project.
Al BielekGUEST
We didn't know really what we were going to be assigned to, but we knew we were going to be on some special project.
Vin ScullyHOST
Anchors away in the background.
Vin ScullyHOST
Dodger Stadium welcome to Lieutenant J.G. Rich Burble of Lakewood, seeing his first ballgame since his return from Vietnam.
Vin ScullyHOST
We're happy and honored to have him here.
Vin ScullyHOST
Ted Sizemore, Wes Parker, and Jeff Torboy will start things off against Mike McCormick.
Bob Fabian ZinkaHOST
But also from my leadership newsletter, later man the gun leadership lesson from the life and legacy of american hero doris miller so that's gonna be uh the next podcast right after we are done with this in about five minutes we're just gonna go back to back so uh and also i want to let everybody else know um There is another BHY post I wrote.
Bob Fabian ZinkaHOST
It really, really touches me a lot about Lieutenant J.G. Harriet Ida Pickens.
Bob Fabian ZinkaHOST
She was the very first woman, African-American woman, to be an officer in the Navy.
Bob Fabian ZinkaHOST
I believe that was December 26, 1944.
Bob Fabian ZinkaHOST
But also from my leadership newsletter, later man the gun leadership lesson from the life and legacy of american hero doris miller so that's gonna be uh the next podcast right after we are done with this so in about five minutes we're just gonna go back to back so uh and also i want to let everybody else know um There is another BHY post I wrote.
Bob Fabian ZinkaHOST
It really, really touches me a lot, about Lieutenant J.G. Harriet Ida Pickens.
Bob Fabian ZinkaHOST
She was the very first woman, African-American woman, to be an officer in the Navy.
Bob Fabian ZinkaHOST
I believe that was December 26, 1944.
Brian RiveraHOST
Okay, now we're getting into woo, right? This is stuff that, what's funny about this, the conversations I have with the guys that are retired, we all look into this now.
Brian RiveraHOST
If you would have told us this 25 years ago, early on as Lieutenant JG's doc, we would have run away from you.
Brian RiveraHOST
I don't know what that's like right now.
Brian RiveraHOST
Are people being receptive? Are they receptive to this? Okay.
Bob Fabian ZinkaHOST
And then also another post today, it really made me cry, but I am talking about the very first woman who became a naval officer, black woman.
Bob Fabian ZinkaHOST
That's Lieutenant J.G. Ariat Ida Pickens.
Bob Fabian ZinkaHOST
That was in December 26, 1944.
Bob Fabian ZinkaHOST
That was just after the Golden 13, which was March 17, 1944.
Reb MaselHOST
Three men were in the helicopter.
Reb MaselHOST
The pilot of the helicopter was Eugene Farley, Lieutenant JG of the U.S. Coast Guard.
Reb MaselHOST
Sitting in the co-pilot seat, but as a passenger, was Petty Officer First Class Nathaniel Passmore.
Reb MaselHOST
The crewman in the cabin of the helicopter was Lloyd S. Antle Jr.