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Unit Command Cadre

The Command Cadre of Station Boothbay Harbor consists of a BMC Officer in Charge, a BMC Executive Petty Officer and an MK2 Engineering Petty Officer.  Additionally a BM1 Operations Officer and BM1 1st Lieutenant are staffed to assist the Command with day-to-day operations.

Officer in Charge
 Chief Boatswain's Mate
Kris DemetrosOfficer in Charge Chief Demetros

Chief Boatswain's Mate Kris Demetros is a native of Waterford, NY, and enlisted in the Coast Guard on September 1995. Upon completion of recruit training his first assignment was the Coast Guard Cutter NEAH BAY, home ported in Cleveland, OH. While there he struck and advanced to Boatswain's Mate Third Class. In June 1997 BMC Demetros reported to MSO Portland, ME, where he served as a Boarding Officer, Pollution Investigator, Life Raft Inspector, and Un-inspected Towing Vessel Examiner. After advancing to BM2 in 2000 he transferred to CG Station Brant Point, Nantucket, MA. While at Station Brant Point BMC Demetros was certified as coxswain on the 47ft MLB, 44ft MLB, and 41ft UTL, as well as being the Station's Deck Department head and Operations Petty Officer. Upon his advancement to BM1 in July 2003, BMC Demetros received orders to CG Station Portland, OR, where he served as the Executive Petty Officer. During his time there, the station was awarded the coveted Sumner I. Kimball readiness award. In the spring of 2005, he was certified as Officer in Charge for Multi-Mission Ashore. In June 2005, BMC Demetros reported to the USCGC WILLIAM TATE, home ported in Philadelphia, PA, where he served as the First LT and Operations Petty Officer. He was then transferred to Station Chincoteague, VA in April 2008. At Station Chincoteague, BMC Demetros served as the Executive Petty Officer and advanced to Chief Boatswain's Mate on June 1, 2009. BMC Demetros' personal awards include one Coast Guard Commendation Medal, four Coast Guard Achievement Medals with the Operational "O" device and four Coast Guard Good Conduct awards.
 

 

Executive Petty Officer
Chief Boatswain's Mate
James McDermott
Executive Petty Officer Chief McDermott

Chief Boatswain's Mate Jim McDermott assumed the duties of the Executive Petty Officer in July of 2009.  He is a native of Long Island, NY and joined the US Coast Guard in January of 2001.  Upon graduation from Recruit Training he reported to CGC Pendant in Boston, MA.  He then served at CG Station Rockland, ME and CGC Valiant in Miami, FL.  BMC McDermott has been qualified as a coxswain on the 47MLB, 41UTB, 25’RB-S, 25’UTL, 25’CB Over the Horizon, and the MSB.  He is also qualified as Deck Watch Officer for a 210WMEC and Boarding Officer.  BMC McDermott has been awarded numerous personal awards and unit awards including two Coast Guard Commendation Medals, one Coast Guard Achievement Medal, one Letter of Commendation, and two Good Conduct Medals.

Engineering Petty Officer
Machinery Technician Second Class
Todd "Biff" Zelenkewich

Machinery Technician Second Class Todd "Biff" Zelenkewich, a native of Winchester, CT enlisted in the Coast Guard in October 2001. After completion of recruit training MK2 Zelenkewich reported to MAT Newport, RI, where he spent 8 months until going to MK "A" school in Yorktown, VA. Upon graduation and advancement to Machinery Technician Third Class in the spring of 2002, MK2 Zelenkewich reported to the CGC Legare in Portsmouth, VA. While there he qualified as 270 WMEC Engineer Watch/Oiler and advanced to Machinery Technician Second Class in 2005. MK2 Zelenkewich transferred to MAT Kittery, ME in June of 2005 where he was stationed till reporting to CG Station Boothbay Harbor in June of 2009. He is engineer qualified on the 47ft MLB, as well as a crewmember on both the 47ft MLB and 25ft RBS, and is also a Boarding Team Member. MK2 Zelenkewich's awards include a Coast Guard Achievement Medal, two Commandant Letters of Commendation, and a Good Conduct Medal. 

Operations Petty Officer
Boatswain's Mate First Class
Jeremy Graffam
First LT BM1 Graffam

BM1 Jeremy Graffam is a native of Orrington, Maine.  BM1 Graffam attended basic training in the summer of 2000.  Upon graduation he reported to his first unit; Aids to Navigation Team, Milford Haven, Va.  From ANT Milford Haven BM1 Graffam transferred to Station Boothbay Harbor from 2002-2006 and received certifications such as Law Enforcement Boarding Officer, Officer Of the Day, 47’ MLB coxswain, 21’ RHI coxswain and 25’ RB-S coxswain.  From 2006-2010 BM1 Graffam served at Coast Guard Station Portsmouth Harbor, NH and Coast Guard Cutter Sanibel located in Woods Hole, MA. BM1 Graffam returned to Station Boothbay Harbor as Operations Petty Officer in March of 2010.

 

First Lieutenant

Boatswain's Mate First Class

Ken McSherry


Boatswain's Mate First Class Ken McSherry is a native of Redding, CT, and enlisted in the Coast Guard in July 1978. Upon completion of recruit training his first assignment was CG Station Montauk, NY. After advancing to Boatswain's Mate Third Class, he was transferred to BOSDET 30-3 in New London, CT, in May 1979. In April 1982 BM1 McSherry reported to CG Station Moriches, NY, where he was certified boat coxswain on the 44ft MLB and 41ft UTL. Upon advancement to BM2 in July 1984, BM1 McSherry was transferred to Captain of the Port, NY. There he served as Boarding Officer, Pollution Investigator, and On Scene Coordinator. In April 1986 BM1 McSherry left the Coast Guard and owned an Environmental Cleanup Company. He returned as a reservist in October 1998 and was assigned to CG Station New London, CT. He served once again as Boarding Officer and 47ft MLB and 41ft UTL coxswain, as well as certifying as coxswain on the 25ft RBS. In September 2001 BM1 McSHerry was activated and spent the next 2 years on active duty. In 2003 he was fully integrated back into the Coast Guard at CG Station New London and served as First LT and Operations Petty Officer. In June 2007 BM1 McSherry transferred to the USCGC Eagle where he served as Main Mast Captain and Deck Watch Officer. BM1 McSherry's personal awards include two Coast Guard Achievement Medals and three Letters of Commendation.

 



 

 

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