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CONTRIBUTORS xv Charge Quality Control he completed a Bachelor of Vocational Education and Training. Since his 2003 promotion to Lieutenant Commander he has held a variety of training specialist positions including Training Manager in HMAS Kanimbla during Operation SUMATRA ASSIST and the Officer in Charge of RAN Training Systems School. In 2006 he was appointed Executive Officer RAN Recruit School. He graduated from the Australia Command and Staff College in 2009. Commander John T Richardson, CNF John Richardson was born in 1862 and was commissioned in the Victorian Navy (Australian Colony) as a Sub-Lieutenant in 1888 and ten months later was promoted to Lieutenant. In the 1890s he completed specialist training in gunnery and torpedo with the Royal Navy and served on HMS Swiftsure. He was appointed Acting Naval Commandant of the Victorian Navy in 1900 and promoted to Commander in 1901. After a period on the unattached list 1902-6, he was appointed to the position of Acting Naval Commander Queensland, in the Commonwealth Naval Forces (CNF). He was in this position when he wrote the report published in this volume, although his formal promotion to the rank of Captain and posting to Naval Commander Queensland was backdated to July 1909. He served as District Naval Officer Melbourne throughout World War I and retired in 1920. Commander Manav Sehgal, IN Manav Sehgal was commissioned in the Executive Branch of the Indian Navy in July 1994. He has performed numerous sea assignments, including the command of two minor war vessels. A specialist in gunnery and missile warfare, his specialist tenures include Gunnery Officer of IN Ships Talwar and Trishul and instructor at the Gunnery Training Establishment INS Dronacharya. He is an alumnus of the National Defence Academy, Khadakvasla and Defence Services Staff College, Wellington and holds a post graduate degree in military studies. Presently, he is posted in the Directorate of Personnel at Integrated Headquarters, Ministry of Defence (Navy), New Delhi. Dr David Stevens David Stevens has been the Director of Strategic and Historical Studies, SPC-A, since retiring from full time naval service in 1994. He graduated from the Australian National University with a Master of Arts (Strategic Studies) degree in 1992, and in 2000 received his PhD in history from the University of New South Wales at the Australian Defence Force Academy.
xvi australian maritime issues 2009: spc-a annual Lieutenant Jenny Zhang, RAN Jenny Zhang joined the RAN in 2004 in her third year of university through the Undergraduate Scheme. In 2006 she graduated from the University of Melbourne with Bachelor of Science and Bachelor of Electrical Engineering degrees. In 2007 she attended HMAS Creswell for her New Entry Officer Course. She has been posted to HMAS Sydney (IV) and recently returned from Operation SLIPPER in HMAS Warramunga (II). She obtained her Weapons Electrical Certificate of Competence in September 2009 and is currently working at the Anzac System Program Office as the Combat Systems Engineer.
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