Orange County Executive Neuhaus to be promoted to commander in US Navy
Orange County Executive Steve Neuhaus announced on Tuesday that he is being promoted to commander in the United States Navy.
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Jul 12, 2022, 7:42 PM
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Updated 676 days ago
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County Executive Steve Neuhaus announced on Tuesday that he is being promoted
to commander in the United States Navy.
This promotion is a
"merit selection," meaning he'll be elevated ahead of his peers.
Neuhaus became a commissioned officer in the Navy in December
2007.
He served on active duty earlier this year in Europe with
the U.S. Navy’s Sixth Fleet in response
to the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
Neuhaus will officially
become a commander effective Oct. 1.
