Captain Moreno is also retiring after a 30-year career where he started as a carrier-based helicopter pilot onboard NAS Pensacola.
Those who know him describe him as a servant leader who inspired those he worked with.
“He has etched his legacy in the hearts of those who served with him, the students he guided and the leaders he nurtured,” Rear Admiral Peter Garvin, President of the U.S. Naval War College.“I’m going to remember all the personalities and how everybody has just been so kind and respectful to me,” said Moreno. “The camaraderie is very unique in naval aviation and that’s something that’s going to stick with me the rest of my life.
Captain Moreno says he plans to teach and hopes to do so at the University of West Florida. Meanwhile, Captain Brad “Redman” Arthur will take over as the new commanding officer at NASC.
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