Squadron 162
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Installation of New SAL Officers
On October 27th John Hering was installed as the new Commander of the Squadron. John had previously been Vice Commander and moved up with the resignation of founding Commander Rich Correri. Rich left due to serious health issues. Dennis Cesa was installed as the new Vice Commander. They are pictured below taking the oath with Post Commander Frank.
If you are interested in joining, contact Squadron Commander Rich Correri
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Squadron 162 Officially Received its Charter on Sept 12th
Squadron Officers
| Commander John Hering | Adjutant Dan Correri |
| Vice Commander Dennis Cesa | Finance Officer Rick Winkler |
| Chaplain Keith Katorincek | Sgt at Arms Bob Karlson |
SAL Installation 2018
Pictured from left to right are NJ Past Vice Commander Mickey Burkhart, SAL Commander Correri, Post Commander Langner, Bergen County SAL Commander Rich Palka, NJ SAL Vice Commander Gregory Shaffer, SAL National Committeeman Gary Nelson.
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