McFaul (DDG 74) - Naval Cruise Book

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The Executive Department, organized under the Executive Officer, encompasses XX and MH divisions. XX division is responsible for providing administrative services to the ship and crew: Yeomen and Personnelmen handle all official correspondence and manage and maintain the crew ' s service records; Navy Counselors provide advice and assistance to sailors with their Naval careers; Masters-at-Arms enforce regulations, assist with disciplinary actions, and provide security training to the crew. c ENS Allen Musser Admin Officer ENS Musser grew up in Bowmansville, Pennsylvania. After gradu- ating from High School, he enlisted in the Navy in October 1 992 as a Gas Turbine Systems Electrical Technician. He served 6 years as a GSE onboard such commands as the USS Acadia (AD-42) and USS Ramage (DDG-61 ), and was honorably discharged, where- upon he attended Old Dominion University under the Electrical Engineering program. After two semesters, Mr. Musser applied for and was accepted into the Navy Commissioning program, and was commissioned three years later in the Nuclear Power Pro- gram. He is serving onboard McFaul in his first tour as an Officer. Mr. Musser is engaged and has a beautiful and smart four-year old daughter. PNCS(SW) Stacey Johnson Leading Chief Petty Officer Senior Chief Johnson joined the Navy in 1989. Previous commands include initial training in Orlando, Florida and Meridian, Mississippi, Navy Marine Corps Reserve Readiness Center Dallas, Texas, Navy Marine Corps Reserve Center Tuscon, Arizona, Personnel Support Detachment South Weymouth, Massachussets, Personnel Support Detachment Fort Worth, Texas, and Navy Personnel Command Millington, Tennessee, before reporting to USS McFaul in May of 2003. She is married to YNC(AW) Billy R. Johnson and has one son, Zakery Tyler Johnson (7). YNl(SVV) Tony Hall Leading Petty Officer Originally from Tallahassee, Florida, YN 1 (SW) Hall is a die-hard Florida A M and Florida State Seminole Fan. He joined the Navy in July of 1989; after initial training in Orlando, Florida, he served at such commands as USS Truett (FF-1095), Defense Photogra- phy School, Pensacola, Florida, Naval Mobil Construction Bat- talion SEVENTY-FOUR, and Navy Recanting Command before reporting to USS McFaul in June of 2003. Petty Officer Hall en- joys spending time with his family, watching all sports, and working out.

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■a Ttie McFaul Medical department is involved in all aspects related to the health and welfare of the crew. This includes daily sick calls and medical appointments as well as performing regular shot regimes, health surveys, heat stress analyses, and water and food sanitation practices. McFaul ' s Medical staff conducts training in basic life support skills such as first aid and cardiopulmo- nary rescuscitation, oversees the ship ' s hearing conservation program, and is on hand 24 hours a day to respond to emergencies on and off the ship. HMC(SW FMF) Mark Bryant Independent Duty Corpsman HMC(SW FMF) Bryant grew up in Waterloo, IA, where he gradu- ated from East Waterloo High School in 1988. He entered Naval Service in September of the same year. His wife Laura and two children, Tyler and Paige, reside in Virginia Beach, VA. He re- ported to McFaul in January of 2004. Previous commands include: Naval Hospital Corpus Christi, where he was augmented to Ma- rine Wing Support Squadron 372 in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom; Marine Wing Support Squadron 374, Twenty-Nine Palms, CA; Independent Duty Corpsman School, Naval School of Health Sciences, Portsmouth, VA; USS Mount Whitney (LCC-20), 3rd Force Service Support Group, Okinawa, Japan; USS Long Beach (CGN-9); Surgical Technology School, Naval School of Health Sciences, San Diego, CA. Hobbies include study of military history and sports. Current goals are to complete Baccalaureate in Science, to reach Command Master Chief, and to be a Physician Assistant.