of Oman, opening a 5 by 18 inch (130 by 460 mm) hole in one of Ogdens fuel tanks and spilling several thousand gallons of fuel. After the collision, both vessels left the area under their own power. Post-2002 service Following the investigation regarding the collision with Ogden, Commander Lindsay R. Hankins was permitted to remain in command of the Greeneville. Despite the fact the Ogdens commanding officer was fired, Hankins went on to have a successful command tour with his XO LCDR Mark D. Pyle. Capt. Hankins went on to be awarded the coveted Vice Admiral James Bond Stockdale Award for Inspirational Leadership. LCDR Pyle also went on to have the honor of being bestowed with the John Paul Jones award, which recognizes outstanding leadership. On 9 July 2004, when Commander Lorin Selby relieved Hankins as commanding officer of Greeneville, Captain Cecil Haney, Commodore, Submarine Squadron One, stated that "The performance of USS Greeneville during Captain Hankins' tour has been nothing but remarkable. It has been marked by top grades in both tactical and engineering readiness. Lee Hankins was handpicked by our leadership for the job as CO of Greeneville. They got it right." Hankins was selected for promotion to Captain in 2005 and served as Commodore of Submarine Squadron One (COMSUBRON 1) based in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. Captain Hankins later served as the Chief of Staff for the Commander, Submarine Forces Pacific. Between 25 and 27 March 2006, a series of anti-submarine warfare exercises were held in Hawaiian waters that included Greeneville; Carrier Strike Group Nine; the nuclear-powered attack submarines , , , and , as well as land-based P-3 Orion aircraft from patrol squadrons VP-4, VP-9, and VP-47. In October 2007, Greeneville left her home port of Pearl Harbor to conduct a Depot Modernization Period at Portsmouth Naval Shipyard in Kittery, ME. She returned to Pearl Harbor, HI in July 2009. In early 2011, Greeneville returned from a Western Pacific deployment under the command of CDR Carullo. Awards Awarded the 2016 "Battle E" award from Submarine Squadron One after a successful western Pacific deployment. See also Major submarine incidents since 2000 References External links at Naval Vessel Register http://archives.cnn.com/2001/WORLD/asiapcf/east/02/11/japan.substrike.02/index.html Los Angeles-class submarines United States submarine accidents Maritime incidents in 2001 Maritime incidents in 2002 Nuclear submarines of the United States Navy Ships built in Newport News, Virginia 1994 ships Submarines of the United States Greeneville, Tennessee