Ronald G Correia from Somerset, MA, age 77

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Ronald Correia
President

ST. VINCENT DE PAUL EXCHANGE STORE, INC

1799 Pleasant St, Fall River, MA 02723
1751 Rodman St, Fall River, MA 02721

Ronald Correia
President

PARTICULAR COUNCIL OF FALL RIVER SOC ST. VINCENT DE PAUL *

1799 Pleasant St, Fall River, MA 02724
1751 Rodman St, Fall River, MA 02721

Ronald Correia
President

S J B Federal Credit Union
Federal Credit Union Loan Broker

1101 Stafford Rd, Fall River, MA 02721
(508)6726575

Ronald Correia
President

Saint Vincent De Paul Store
Ret Used Merchandise

1799 Pleasant St, Fall River, MA 02723
(508)6729129

Ronald Correia
President

Sjb Fcu
State Credit Union

1101 Stafford Rd, Fall River, MA 02721
(508)6750612

Resumes

Chief Executive Officer - President

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Location:

Fall River, MA

Industry:

Defense & Space

Work:

Computer Network Systems Fall River Jan 1995 - Jan 2010
Owner Manager
St Elizabeth's Fcu Jun 1990 - Jun 2000
Treasurer Manager
Sjb Fcu Jun 1990 - Jun 2000
Chief Executive Officer - President
Nuwc Newport Ri Jun 1990 - Jun 2000
Retired

Education:

Southern Newengland Tech 1961 - 1965
Bachelors, Bachelor of Technology, Apparel and Textiles

Ronald Correia

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Location:

New York, NY

Industry:

Information Technology And Services

Work:

Smcu 2014 - 2014
Director
Army National Guard Aug 1965 - Jul 1991
Ltcol Retired
Nuwc Aug 1965 - Jul 1991
Retired

Education:

Army Command General Staff College 1977 - 1980
Masters, Leadership Us Army Artillery School 1972 - 1973

Skills:

Customer Service
Public Speaking
Program Management
Microsoft Office
Strategic Planning
Team Building
Management
Leadership
Research
Public Relations
Project Management
Negotiation
Process Improvement
Budgets
Microsoft Word
Government
Change Management
Microsoft Excel
Operations Management
Troubleshooting
Security
Data Center
Sdlc
Telecommunications
It Strategy
C
Account Management
System Administration
Security Clearance
Vendor Management
Html
Sales Management
Dod
New Business Development
Project Planning
Integration
Business Analysis
Powerpoint
Java
Sql
C++
Team Leadership
Software Documentation
Marketing Strategy
Strategy
Windows

Ronald Correia

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Us Patents

Submarine Countermeasure Launcher With Gas Capture
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US Patent:

6367401, Apr 9, 2002
Filed:

Aug 26, 1994
Appl. No.:

08/297661
Inventors:

Ronald Correia - Fall River MA
John J. Silvera - Raynham MA
Nicholas O. Venier - Tiverton RI
Assignee:

The United States of America as represented by the Secretary of the Navy - Washington DC
International Classification:

B23B 500
US Classification:

114238, 114318
Abstract:

A countermeasure launcher system, for use by a submarine, reducing any detectable signature by preventing the escape of pressurized gas into seawater at the forward end of the systems launch tube upon launching a countermeasure. The pressurized gas that is used in launching the countermeasure is trapped within the launch tube by a unique arrangement of specific components. The pressurized gas is then permitted to slowly exit at a later time via a pressure relief valve in the launch tubes wall.

Neg'ator Spring Powered Underwater Launching Device
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US Patent:

41853458, Jan 29, 1980
Filed:

Apr 24, 1978
Appl. No.:

5/899184
Inventors:

Francis J. Waclawik - Bristol RI
James P. Muzaca - Tiverton RI
Robert A. Cook - Swansea MA
William A. Hardin - Westport MA
Alfred D. Silvia - Portsmouth RI
Ronald Correia - Fall River MA
Assignee:

The United States of America as represented by the Secretary of the Navy - Washington DC
International Classification:

B63B 2152
US Classification:

9 8R
Abstract:

A launching mechanism is provided for ejecting a small buoy from a high sd deep depth submersible. The buoy is held in place and constrained by a pair of latch levers that lock into a groove in the buoy tail piece. The latch levers are held in place by locking pins. On launch a solenoid valve is operated allowing ambient sea pressure to actuate a release system. The sea pressure retracts a release piston assembly to which the locking pins are attached. Upon withdrawal of the locking pins, the latch levers are released by the force of neg'ator ejection springs. The ejection springs accelerate an open ended cage containing the buoy through a four foot displacement. The buoy strikes a plunger actuating a muzzle plug release mechanism that permits ejection of the buoy from the launch cage.