McFaul (DDG 74) - Naval Cruise Book

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CMDMC(SW) Martha J. Kastler Master Chief Kastler was born on 24 December 1 964 in Canandaigua, New York. She graduated from Honeoye Central School and enlisted in the Navy in 1984. After completing recruit training, her first tour of duty assignment was NAS Ber- muda Annex. Her next assignment was aboard USS Puget Sound (AD-38). She reported onboard USS Grapple (ARS-53) in November 1988, where she qualified as an Enlisted Surface Warfare Specialist. She was then assigned as in- structor, Service School Command Orlando, Florida, where she taught Quartermaster A School. After transferring to USS Williamette (AO- 1 80), where she served as Navigation Department LCPO, she was promoted to Chief Petty Officer. She then reported onboard USS Cimaroon (AO- 177). In December 1998, she reported to the Commander-in-Chief, Pacific Fleet, where she served as Executive Assistant to the Pacific Fleet Master Chief, and during her tour there was ad- ar Chief Petty Officer. In March 2000 she transferred to Recruit Training Command, Great Lakes, Illinois, where she served as Military Training Department LCPO and was advanced to Chief Petty Officer. After being selected for the Command Master Chief program, she was assi McFaul in December 2002. Awards include the Navy and Marine Corps Commendation Medal with two gold stars, the Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medal with two gold stars, the Navy Unit Commendation Ribbon, the Meritori- ous Unit Commendation Ribbon, Navy Battle E with three Es, Navy Good Conduct Ribbon with one silver star, National Defense Service Medal, Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal, Sea Service Deployment Rib- bon with three bronze stars, Navy Arctic Service Ribbon, Navy and Marine Corps Overseas Service Ribbon with one bronze star, Navy Rifle Ribbon, and Navy Pistol Expert Medal. Master Chief Kastler ' s husband is Kirk Kastler of Bolingbrook, Illinois.

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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.