Lieutenant Commander David Lucian Williams served in the U.S. Navy for 5 years and 3 months. David served with the Office of Strategy and Concepts, Chief of Naval Operations. David served in the Cold War, and during the years of Gulf War. David was 32 years old.
He grew up at Los Gatos and then in Virginia, ran track at South Lakes High School in Reston, and took a degree in English at the Virginia Military Institute in 1991. He served aboard the Gunston Hall as electronic materials officer and navigator, with two Mediterranean deployments, took a master's in national security affairs at Monterey in 1996, and was operations officer aboard the Whidbey Island and then the Nashville.
He had just been selected to serve as an executive officer afloat.
He was a keen sportsman and golfer, and had lately run the SPUD triathlon and played in the Army-Navy Country Club championship.
He and his wife Sara had just marked their ninth anniversary, and were expecting their third child in April.
For service and achievement
Purple Heart posthumous
Navy and Marine Corps Commendation Medal a gold star ×2
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