| 8/1991 - 1/1994: Network Administrator, Application Support
Group Chief, Senior Enlisted Advisor, Staff Duty Officer at the
Naval Computer and Telecommunications Station, Washington DC (Navy Yard
at Anacostia). This
picture is of me visiting the National Capitol, in the rotunda
(big domed room in the center) where is found a statue of
Abraham Lincoln, next to which I am standing..
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| 8/1988 - 8/1991: Maintenance Officer, ADP Officer, ADP Security
Officer, Staff Duty Officer at Commander, Patrol Wing Two, Naval Air
Station, Barbers Point, Hawaii. At the same time, I traveled with
the MOCC (Mobile Operations Control Center) to various places on
short notice to operate and repair computers and radio transmitter/
receivers, also, to brief and debrief ASW flight crews. The short
notice was not fun and prevented me from pursuing college, but the
places we went to were usually filled with adventure. Chief initiation
took place for me at Barbers Point, about 200 Chiefs attending, about
30 selectees were subjected to various awful things. "Fun with a purpose."
I made a beautiful charge book, engraved and
carved out of Hawaiian Koa wood. Oh, yes, finally became SCUBA
certified from PADI.
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| 3/1987 - 7/1988: ADP/Maintenance Section Leader, Naval Air
Station, Adak, Alaska. Operated and
maintained tactical computer equipment, provided microcomputer
services. Yay, promoted to Chief on my departure from this
place. Entire Bluenose Certificate, crossing the Arctic Circle.
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| 3/1985 - 3/1987: (DP1) Staff Duty Officer at Naval Air Station,
Keflavik, Iceland; briefing and debriefing patrol flight crews.
Also provided computer installation and some HP Technical Basic
computer programming on tactical computers. I learned some of the
Icelandic language while here and joined the touring society and obtained
an Icelandic reciprocal ham radio license.
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| 2/1981 - 3/1985: (DP1) ADP Security Division, Data Processing Service
Center, Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. Supervisor of six personnel
controlling and auditing access to the World Wide Military
Command and Control System. Included network operations such as
FTP and TELNET, programming in Honeywell mainframe (6060 and
similar) assembly language, FORTRAN, COBOL, and Database Query
systems (altogether about 80 programs).
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| 1/1979 - 1/1981: (DP1) Computer Operator, Naval Air Station, Moffett
Field, California. Included telecommunications support over
dedicated lines (synchronous 2400 baud) and software
troubleshooting.
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| 4/1976 - 12/1978: (DP2) Computer Operator, Naval Air Station, Adak,
Alaska. Included software troubleshooting. This period also
includes two months specialized school in operating and
troubleshooting procedures. This was a fun place, very adventurous
but also very bad weather nearly all the time. Extremely bad
quite often. I made 9,000 photographs of the place; my eagle
photographs come from this time. These photographs were published
in several magazines (including a cover) and a book.
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| 11/1972 - 4/1976: (DP3, DP2) Electronic Accounting Machines Repairman and
Computer Operator, Fleet Operations Control Center, Kunia,
Hawaii. Provided preventive and corrective maintenance on IBM
card-based equipment including 17 IBM 029 keypunch machines, model 82 and model 83 sorters, 519 Interpreter, and the monster, an IBM
407 accounting machine which had thousands of relays and cams
which had to be adjusted to within 1/4 degree precision.
Operated a large multi-mainframe
system consisting of four Control Data 1604 with five Control
Data 160A in support collectively known as AN-FYK-1.
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