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        Her performance earned her the selection
        as Naval Construction Battalion Center                     El Cajon sailor serves
        Gulfport Junior Sailor of the Quarter,
        1st Quarter. Upon demobilization, she                 on the USS Chancellorsville
        returned to drill status with Navy Pay and
        Personnel Support Center, Detachment
        Delta where she advanced to petty officer
        first class.
           In 2018, Baggoo reported to Expedi-                                           190622-N-WK982-1086 SOUTH
        tionary Combat Readiness Center, Norfolk,                                        CHINA SEA (June 22, 2019)
        Virginia, and currently serves as the oper-                                      Senior Chief Damage Control-
        ations, travel, and ISOPREP leading petty                                        man Christopher Langteau,
        officer.                                                                         from El Cajon, Calif., uses a
           Baggoo completed a Bachelor’s De-                                             fire hose during a fresh water
        gree in International Business and Spanish                                       wash down aboard the Ticon-
        from San Diego State University, graduat-                                        deroga-class guided-missile
        ing Magna Cum Laude with a GPA of 3.6                                            cruiser USS Chancellorsville
        and is currently pursuing a dual Master’s                                        (CG 62).
        Degree in Organizational Leadership and
        Management at Colorado State University.
           Over her career, Chief Baggoo has
        been awarded two Navy Marine Corps
        Achievement Medals and one Army Com-
        mendation Medal. Baggoo added she is
        very happily married to Philip DeBerry and
        resides in San Diego.                      Chancellorsville is for-
           “Growing up in my home country of       ward-deployed to the U.S.
                                                    th
        Trinidad & Tobago, the most invaluable     7  Fleet area of operations
        traits I have learned are hard work, peer-  in support of security and
        ship, and sacrifice,” said Baggoo. “Serving   stability in the Indo-Pacific
        in the Navy has meant a lot to me because   region.
        I am the first in my family to join the Navy.
        The Navy has allowed me the ability to
        attain an education, see the world, serve
        to create a better future for my kids, and
        create a better life today for my family.”
           “Being chief petty officer means that I
        get to increase my network of knowledge,
        and opens new doors for which I can con-
        tinue to help mentor sailors growth and
        instill in them the motivation to lead and
        learn,” said Baggoo. "Now that I have been                                              U.S. Navy photo by
        promoted to chief petty officer, I hope to                                              Mass Communication
        continue learning, growing, mentoring,                                                  Specialist 2nd Class
        and giving back to the development of a                                                 John Harris/Released
        healthy Navy, their families, and commu-
        nities."
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