Melvin Williams - Education

Education

  • U.S. Naval Academy - 1978 (B.S. Mathematics)
  • Naval Nuclear Propulsion and Submarine Officer Training - 1979
  • Catholic University - 1984 (M.S. Engineering)
  • Joint Maritime Tactics Course - 1999
  • CAPSTONE, National Defense University - 2002
  • Executive Business Course, Naval Postgraduate School - 2003
  • Harvard University, JFK School of Government – Senior Executive Program in National and International Security - 2005

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