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Lieutenant Matthew Rooney, USCG (born November 28, 1978) is the XX Commanding Officer of USCGC MAUI (WPB 1304). LT Rooney is known for serving as one of only six USCG Patrol Boat Commanding Officer's in the Central and Northern Arabian Gulf. Rooney is scheduled for a change of command on 22 May, 2010, when LT Dion K. Nicely relieves as Commanding Officer of USCGC MAUI.

Background

Rooney was born in Meriden, CT, the son of former US Navy Sailor John Rooney and Mrs. Judith Rooney. Excelling in academics at Lymann Hall High School, Rooney applied for and was accepted to the prestigious Massachusetts Maritime Academy in 1998.

Assignments

Upon graduation from Massachusetts Maritime Academy in 2001, Rooney reported to USCGC SPENCER (WMEC-905) in Boston, MA. Completing XX patrols in (area) and (area), Rooney departed USCGC SPENCER in 2004 for a follow-on assignment aboard USCGC MONHEGAN (WPB 1305) and USCGC ATTU (WPB 1317) upon USCGC MONHEGAN's decommissioning. Rooney transferred to CG Atlantic Area in Portsmouth, VA in 20XX, where he served as XXXXXXXXXX. Upon successful screening by the Junior Command Afloat Screening Panel, Rooney was selected as the XX Commanding Officer of USCGC MAUI (WPB 1304), homeported in Manama Bahrain.

Personal

Rooney will reside in Key West, FL with his wife Kelly E. Rooney, whom he married on May 24, 2008.

Awards

Coast Guard Commendation Medal with 1 gold award star and Operational Distinguishing Device Coast Guard Achievement Medal with 1 gold award star and Operational Distinguishing Device Presidential Unit Citation Award Coast Guard Unit Commendation Coast Guard Meritorious Unit Commendation Coast Guard Meritorious Team Commendation with 1 silver award star Coast Guard "E" Ribbon National Defense Service Medal Armed Forces Service Medal Iraq Campaign Medal Global War on Terrorism Service Medal Transportation 9-11 Ribbon Coast Guard Rifle Expert Medal Coast Guard Sharpshooter Pistol Ribbon

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