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 | | Captain Reilly's later shore assignments included officer in charge, research and development, torpedo devices, bureau of ordinance; administrative head, executive department, U.S. Naval Academy; chief of staff, commander naval forces Korea; assistant to deputy chief of naval operations (logistics) and chief of staff (operations and readiness) commander service force Pacific. |
 | | At sea, Captain Reilly served as executive officer, U.S.S. Puffer (SS-268) U.S.S. Carp (SS-338), U.S.S. Toro (SS-442) and U.S.S. Floyd B. Parks (DD-884); staff, commander sixth fleet and as commanding officer, U.S.S. Bream (SS-243), U.S.S. Harry E. Hubbard (DD-748) and U.S.S. Maury (AGS-15) and as commodore of service squadron five. |
 | | After retiring from the Navy, Captain Reilly moved to Arlington, Va. to work for Health Education and Welfare in Washington, D.C. In 1987, he relocated to Carmel, Calif., and later to Lady Lake, Fla. In retirement, he devoted much of his time to golf and raising money for the Sub Vets of World War II. |
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