McFaul (DDG 74) - Naval Cruise Book

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-die supermen of Combat Systems Division support Combat Systems testing, maintenance, and operational readiness assessment. Primary responsibilities include overall coordination of combat . system testing, tracking and managing casualties to combat systems equipment, and computer program management. CS Division helps to train Combat Systems Officers of the Watch, and is also an integral part of the Combat Systems Training Team, conducting regular system casualty drills of Combat Systems and Weapons Department personnel. CS Division is headed by the Systems Test Officer (STO), overall in charge of managing Combat Systems Weapons equipment status. ENS Roger Home Systems Test Officer A native of Danville, Virginia, ENS Home joined the US Navy in 1990 as a Fire Controlman, serving first aboard USS Nassau (LHA-4). He has also been stationed aboard the USS Sylvania (AFS-2), USS Stout (DDG-55) and did instructor duty at Fleet Combat Training Center Atlantic in Damneck, Virginia before moving on to the USS Thorn (DD-988), where he was selected as a Chief Petty Officer. He ap- plied for the Limited Duty Officer program and was commissioned on 1 October 2002. ENS Home currently resides in Norfolk, Virginia with his wife Kim. They have three children, Amber ( 1 4), PJ ( 1 1 ), and Maegan (4). FCC(SW) Michael Owens Leading Chief Petty Officer From Kingsport, Tennessee, FCC(SW) Owens joined the Navy in 1984. After initial training in Orlando, Florida, and Great Lakes, Illinois, he reported to the USS Biddle (CG-34). Subsequent commands include USS Dale (CG-19), USS Anzio (CG-88), and instructor duty at Fleet Technical Support Center, Atlantic. He has also instructed at Dahlgren, Virginia, teaching the Aegis Weapons System and Spy schools. After serving as command Drug and Alcohol Program Advisor at FTSCLANT from May 200 1 to April 2004, he reported to USS McFaul. He and his wife Linda have two children, Dawn (30) and Guy (27). Chief Owens enjoys reading, golf, and wood - J FCC(SW) Anthony Baldwin Leading Petty Officer FCC(SW) Baldwin is a native of Chapel Hill, North Carolina. He joined the US Navy in 1989 and after initial training reported to USS William H. Standley (CG-32). Subsequent tours include USS Arkansas (CGN-41 ), instructor duty at Dam Neck, Virginia, and Aegis Training Center Dahlgren C School. He reported aboard USS McFaul in March of 2002 as CF Division LPO, where he was later appointed as Combat Systems Departmental LPO and Aegis Weapons Supervisor. Selected as Chief during McFaul ' s 2004 deployment, FCC(SW) Baldwin resides in Virginia Beach, Virginia, with his son, Anthony Jr ( 1 0).