“He’s done a great job at keeping the team going and really motivating everyone every day when he comes to work. “Petty Officer Modugno is one of the best people that I’ve ever worked with,” said Bealmear. Modugno’s supervisor, Chief Machinist’s Mate Jeffrey Bealmear, praised his strong work ethic and humility in getting the job done.
In addition to supporting SUBASE New London’s mission of sending combat-ready submarines to sea, Modugno has also volunteered 14 hours of his free time helping beautification efforts at the Ninigret National Wildlife Refuge in Washington County, Rhode Island. As a senior watch stander, he trained 14 Sailors, four of which are now Port Operations duty officers.” “He has earned high admiration from his seniors and juniors in and 18 tenant commands.
“Petty Officer Modugno has established himself as a leading work center supervisor for Port Operations, building cohesiveness and the ability to get the job done,” said Dara Wicken, a representative of the Chamber. New York City native Hull Maintenance Technician 2nd Class Michael Modugno was honored by the Chamber of Commerce of Eastern Connecticut (the Chamber) and the Groton Rotary Club for his outstanding performance of his official duties. – A Sailor assigned to Port Operations Department onboard Naval Submarine Base (SUBASE) New London was recognized as Service Person of the Month (SPOM) during a virtual ceremony, April 20.
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