McFaul (DDG 74) - Naval Cruise Book

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OT Division electronic warfare technician EWs operate and maintain equipment used in the direction, analysis, and identification of emissions in the electromagnetic spectrum. They also work with equipment used in the deception and jamming of enemy sensors, and are involved in the analysis of informa- tion to evaluate equipment capabili- ties and limitations. EWC(SW) Jeffery D. Hough EWC(SW) Hough IS a native of Bucyrus, OH. He joined the US Navy in 1 984 and after initial train- ing at Naval Technical Training Cen- ter, Corry Station Pensacola, FL, EW A school, he reported onboard USS SPRUANCE (DD-963 ). Subsequent tours of duty in- clude instructor duty NTTC, Corry Station, Pensacola, FL and USS TAY- LOR (FFG-50). His last assignment was USS KIDD (DDG-993). Chief Hough reported aboard McFAUL in May of 1996 as the Electronic Warfare Leading Chief Petty Officer. EWC(SW) Hough currently re- sides m Virginia Beach, VA with his wife Naomi. They have three chil- dren, Zakery, Andrea, and Bran- don. ( ■) i EW1(SW AW) Frederick Almeida Harrison Valley. PA EW3 Steven Henderson Garrnet, KS EW3 Jason Holbrook Garden Grove. CA EW3 Christopher Modly Tampa. FL EW 3 Toni Pendergraft Gates. OR 81

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OT Division Electronic Warfare Officer LT Lyman R. Moquin LT Moquin is a native of the US Navy, the son of a retired 28-year Cryptologic Officer. He graduated in May 1 99 1 from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute with a BS in Science and Technological Studies. He also holds an MS m Human Resources from Central Michigan University. Following graduation, he was commis- sioned a Cryptologic Officer and was sta- tioned at NSGA Misawa, Japan, attached to the Fleet Direct Support unit. While sta- tioned there, he augmented the USS INDE- PENDENCE for then WESTPAC ' 92 sup- porting DESERT STORM and SOUTHERN WATCH, and the USS REEVES for their fmal WESTPAC deployment in 1993. FoUowmg Japan, LT Moquin was as- signed to NSGA Ft. Meade. Highlighting this tour, he deployed to Joint Task Force PROVIDE PROMISE in Naples, Italy in the Fall of 1 995 as a Cryptologic staff officer, and subsequently to the Com- bined Air Operations Center in Vicenza, Italy, as the OIC of the NATO EW de- tachment. He departed in May of 1997 and reported onboard McFAUL as the Electronic Warfare Officer m September 1997. LT Moquin ' s awards include the De- fense Meritorious Ser ' ice Medal, the Joint Commendation Medal, the Joint Service Achievement Medal, the Navy Achievement Medal and various service and campaign ribbons. He IS married to Polly Spahr of Thurmont Maryland. They currently reside in Nor- folk, VA. CTRC(AW) Barbara J. Paris ISC(AW) Rosemarv Harris CTRC(AW) Pans is a na- tive of Omaha, NE. She joined the Navy in 1978 and after initial technical training at Naval Technical Training Cen- ter, Corry Station, Pensacola, FL, she reported for duty at NSGA Terceira Island. Subsequent tours of duty include Naval Station Rota, Spain, Naval Security Group Activity (NSGA), Homestead, FL, NSGA San Vito, Italy and NSGA Misawa, Japan. Her last assignment was NSGA Anchorage, AK, were she also conducted a 1 995 Persian Gulf deployment. CTRC(AW) Pans reported aboard McFAUL in February 1997 as the Leading Chief Petty Officer of OT division. Chief Paris ' s spouse, Daniel will be joining her in Norfolk, VA upon homeport transfer. ISC( AW) Hams is a native of Chicago, IL. She joined the US Navy in 1982 and after ini- tial training, she reported for duty at PSD Rota, Spain. Subsequent tours of duty include ASWOC Rota Spam, SPAWARSYSCOM Washmg- ton, DC, HQ UNC ROK US CFC Seoul Korea, PATWING ONE DET Diego Garcia, COMNA VFORJAPAN Yokosuka Japan, and ONI Suitland Maryland. Her last assignment was Senior Enlisted Joint Intelligence Analyst at AIC Norfolk, VA. She reported aboard McFAUL in October 1 997 as the Shipboard Independent Duty Intelligence Specialist. ISC(AW) Hams resides in Chesapeake, VA with her hus- band CW03 Harris. TTiey have a one-year-old daughter, Maelin Rose. 80

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X OT Division CT ' s operate and maintain cryptologic sensors and equipment used in the direction, analysis, and identification of emissions in the electromagnetic spectrum. Thev also provide secure communica- tions to coordinate early warning of potential enemy threats. cryptologic technician CTOl(SW) William Feller Pittsburgh. PA CTMl Maria Llanos San Juan. PR CTR2 Bradley Hostetter New Holland. PA CT02 Aaron Manning Covington. OH rrr rk Witt M n CTR2 Todd McCarter Kno.xville, TN CTA2 Shawn Turek Los Altos Hills. CA CTR3 James Prowse Charleston. WV CT03 Cantreece Willis Sacramento. CA 82