About this episode
Today on the podcast, my guest is Chuck Whitworth, also known to many on Twitter as Chief Chuck. Chuck is a retired Navy Chief Petty Officer who served more than 24 years as a P-3 Flight Engineer. In his time in the Navy, he logged more than 5,000 hours in the sky. He came up through the enlisted ranks to become a Chief Petty Officer, one of the most important jobs in the Navy. Today we’re going to explore the unique roles and responsibilities of Chief Petty Officers and why they are so important in the U.S. Navy.
Links to Chuck Whitworth:
Chief Chuck on Twitter
Ask the Chief on Twitter
Chuck's Website
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