Wendy (Fildes) Bransom
Honor Code SignatorySigned 28 Nov 2020 | 2,514 contributions | 14 thank-yous | 732 connections
Wendy followed her father into the United States Navy as an Ensign in 1984, her Father retired as a Chief Petty Officer. She married her husband Will Bransom in 1985 ( she was stationed in Nea Makri Greece, did a quick trip to USA to get married then returned to Greece) She started off as an Admin Officer but quickly went into Communication jobs. Later in her career, she worked at CINCLANTFLT N6 Office, putting combat systems on Atlantic Fleet ships. She Deployed in 2000 on the USS George Washington as Admiral Roughead's COMMO. The USS Cole, part of the GW Battlegroup was bombed. Wendy taught the Air and Ship crews how to use chat to communicate during the crisis. Wendy was also a DGSIT Leader, lead contractors on ships to test their systems, whether they could communicate before deploying. There were many other jobs she had in the Navy. The last one was as a Battle Watch Captain for NETWARCOM. She used her knowledge of C4I systems to help deployed ships. She retired In 2010. Now she spends her time as a genealogist. She became the President of the Virginia Beach Genealogical Society (VBGS) in February 2020. She is also the editor of the VBGS First Landing Newsletter and the Norfolk Anglers Club Wireline Newsletter.
Wendy Renee Bransom became a DAR member February , 2020 for her ancestor Gershom Gard. She is also a member of the Dames of the Court of Honor for her ancestor William Ulm. William was a 2nd LT during the War Against the States in Illinois.Paternal Grandfather (Purple), Paternal Grandmother (green) vs Maternal Grandfather (orange) , Maternal Grandmother ancestors (pink)
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