Capt. Todd Moore turns over command of Naval Submarine Base to Capt. Kenneth Curtin
5 Oct 2021
Military
Capt. Todd D. Moore turned over command of Naval Submarine Base New London to Capt. Kenneth M. Curtin Jr., the installation's 53rd commanding officer, in a ceremony at the base Friday.
After becoming commanding officer in May 2019, Moore will now be on the staff of the Undersea Warfighting Development Center, headquartered on the base. Moore, 48, lives in Stonington with his wife and two kids, ages 15 and 13.
"No one is better at leading by example than Todd," said Rear Adm. Charles W. "Chip" Rock, commander of Navy Region Mid-Atlantic. He called Moore "the most engaging, intelligent and effective commanding officer with whom I have ever served."
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