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Lieutenant Commander Douglas B Vanderlip

United States Navy, Reserve

A native of Dimondale, MI, Lieutenant Commander Vanderlip

enlisted in the Navy in April of 1984. He was selected into the

Limited Duty Officer Program and commissioned in January

2001 while serving at the Navy and Marine Corps Reserve

Center Phoenix, AZ.

With a military career that spans over 31 years while serving in

the Navy Active Duty (AC) and the Navy Reserve (NR), his

first enlisted active duty assignment after complete Boot Camp

and Radioman “A” school at RTC/NTC San Diego CA was at

Naval Communication and Telecommunication Station Harold

E Holt in Western Australia as a Radioman. Later in his

enlisted career as a Petty Officer 3rd Class, He went to sea

aboard USS Nimitz (CVN-68) on a deployment that included a

world cruise, transiting Cape Horn (the tip of South America).

Commissioned into the Navy Reserve Limited Duty Officer

Program in January 2001, Lieutenant Commander Vanderlip

served as Administrative Division Officer for Phoenix based

Navy Reserve Unit; Naval Communication and

Telecommunication Area Master Station Pacific (NCTAMS PAC). During this tour, he led his Admin

division through the Navy’s transition to outsource IT with unprecedented results – The award of the

Navy and Marine Corp Internet (NMCI) contract.

Ashore, Lieutenant Commander Vanderlip has served as Navy Cyber Operations Officer, Navy Network

Warfare Command (NNWC) and was handpicked to be part of the standup the Navy Cyber Forces (NCF)

Reserve unit. He deployed to Kabul, Afghanistan in January 2012 as a senior mentor to the Afghan

National Army GSG6. Lieutenant Commander Vanderlip assumed his current duties on Active Duty for

Special Work as Deputy Technical Director, The Overseas Navy Enterprise Network (ONE-NET) at Fleet

Cyber Command on 01 April 2013 and retuned in September 2015 for his second tour of duty as the

Chief of Projects, Combined Joint Staff CJ6 in Kabul, Afghanistan at Resolution Support Head Quarters

(RS-HQ).

Lieutenant Commander Vanderlip professional career began with Electronic Data Systems (EDS) in 1990

where he advanced to Solutions Architect Staff Engineer. He led the development of the Enterprise

Management Architecture for the Navy and Marine Corps Internet (NMCI) and later assisted account

managers in growing revenues targets. Since Sept 2013, he was elected and continues to serve, completed

two terms as Chapter President, Armed Forces Communication and Electronic Association (AFCEA),

Hampton Roads.

Lieutenant Commander Vanderlip’ s professional specialties include Business Development, NGO

Executive Leadership, Security Consultant, Enterprise Architecture and Engineering. Lieutenant

Commander Vanderlip holds Navy qualifications as Information Professional AND Information

Dominance Warfare Officer. His personal decorations include the Navy Commendation Medal and three

Navy/Marine Corp Achievement Medals.

He is the father of two sons; James and Shawn and daughter Lynisha Rae; all residing close to him in

Chesapeake, VA.