McFaul (DDG 74) - Naval Cruise Book

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ED • • • ivision fill WM jff electrician ' s mate EM ' s repair and perform mainte- nance on shipboard electrical motors, electrical power and lighting distribution systems, and electrical test equipment. Addition- ally, they manage the electrical safety program and operate the electrical power distribution systems. EMl(SW) James Phelps Holden. WV EM2(SW) Michael Mendelsohn Lake Roukoukoma, NY EM3 Tarane Parker Bedford, OH EMFN Donald Boynton Anadarko, OH EMFA Alberto Gonzalez Tobyhanna. PA Spring of 1998! 58

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ED ivision Electrical Officer ENS Eric S. Keiser EMC(SW) John H. Hopson ENS Keiser is from Fremont, OH. He graduated from Miami University, Oxford, OH in May 1 996 with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Spanish. After completion of Surface Warfare Officer School in New- port, RI he reported onboard McFAUL in July 1997 as the Electncal Officer. EMC(SW) Hopson is from St. Louis, MO. He joined the U.S. Navy in 1 982 and after initial technical training at EM A school, he reported for duty aboard USS RECLAIMER (ARS-42). Subsequent tours of duty include Naval Recruiting Dis- tnct St. Louis, MO. USS SAFE- GUARD (ARS-50), and Subma- rine Intermediate Mamtenance Activity. His last assignment was serving as Surface and Submarine Ship Superinten- dent at Naval Intermediate Mamtenance Facility Pearl Har- bor, HI. Chief Hopson reported aboard McFAUL in January 1998 as the Leading Chief Petty Officer of Electncal Division. EMC(SW) Hopson cur- rently resides in Norfolk, VA. Summer of 199 57

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MP Division Main Propulsion Assistant CW02 Gregory G. Galyo CW02 Galyo is a native of Philadelphia, Pa. He en- tered the Navy in March 1983 and completed Machinist Mate A School at SSC Great Lakes, IL. He then served aboard the USS KITTY HAWK (CV-63), from September 1983 to April 1986. Other duty stations in- clude USS ENGLAND (CG-22), from April 1986 to January 1989, Navy Absentee Collection Unit, Great Lakes, IL, from February 1989 to March 1992, and USS MOUNT BAKER(AE-34), from April 1992 to December 1996. After decommissioning the USS MOUNT BAKER he was commissioned as a Chief War- rant Officer and graduated Mustang University . After completion of Surface Warfare Officer School for Ba- sic Advanced Gas Turbine En- gineermg in Newport, RJ, he re- ported onboard McFAUL in August 1997 as the Main Pro- pulsion Assistant. CW02 Galyo s medals and awards in- clude the Navy Marine Corps Commendation Medal, the Navy Marine Corps Achievement Medal (five awards). Navy E Ribbon (two awards), Good Conduct Medal (three awards), and various unit commendation and service awards. He IS married to the former Lynnette Schreiber and they have 4 children; Brandon 10, Steven 8, Dillon 6 and Ashley 2. His family resides in Goose Creek, SC. GSCS(SW) Ronald A. Lennon GSCS(SW) Lennon is a na- tive of Kemersville, NC. He joined the US Navy m 1982 and after mitial technical train- ing at GS A and C schools, reported for duty aboard USS MERRILL (DD-976). From there, he completed instructor school and served a tour of duty at Surface Warfare Officer School Newport, RI. His last assignment was new con- struction duty onboard USS JOHN S. McCAIN (DDG-56). Senior Chief Lennon re- ported aboard McFAUL m Au- gust 1996 as the Leading Chief Petty Officer of Engineering Department. He currently re- sides in Gautier, MS with his wife Judy and their four year old daughter, Madison. GSM I Johnson and GSM2 Manwanng inspect one of McFAUL ' s three Gas Turbine Generators (GTGs) GSMI Gowenlock shows the younger generation around MERI 59