Navy Cyber Forces

US (Jun. 11, 2013)1 of 4

Doug W. Hoovler, electronics technician assigned to Deployment Group Systems Integration Testing (DGSIT) team, Information Technology Specialist 1st Class (SW/AW) Latonya Watkins and Information Technology Specialist Chief (SW/IDW/AW) Lateeyah T. Gammage perform drill tests on the Super High Frequency (SHF) WJC-6/WJC-0 aboard the USS Harry S. Truman (CVN 75). Members of Navy Cyber Forces Command visit Truman during Harry S. Truman Strike Group's (HST CSG) final sustainment exercise (SUSTAINEX). (Navy Photo by Mass Communication Specialist 2nd Class (SW) Jacob D. Galito/Released) 130611-N-FF140-033

US (Jun. 11, 2013)2 of 4

Tuan Vo of Space and Naval Warfare Center (SPAWAR) SPAWAR Systems Center (SSC) Atlantic, and Captain Craig T. Schorr, of SPAWAR Fleet Response Directory (FRD), perform drill tests on the Global Broadcast Services (GBS) aboard the Harry S. Truman (CVN 75). Members of Navy Cyber Forces Command visit Truman during Harry S. Truman Strike Group's (HST CSG) final sustainment exercise (SUSTAINEX). (Navy Photo by Mass Communication Specialist 2nd Class (SW) Jacob D. Galito/Released) 130611-N-FF140-041

US (May. 8, 2013)3 of 4

Norfolk, Va (May 8, 2013) Navy Cyber Forces (NCF) hosted Fleet Master Chief Charles A. Clarke, U.S. Fleet Forces Command, today for a full day of briefs and tours. In addition to NCF, Clarke toured the work areas of Naval Network Warfare Command, Navy Cyber Defense Operations Command and Navy Information Operations Command. Among the briefings, Clarke was updated on Fleet Electronic Warfare Center/Electronic Warfare and Fleet Intelligence Detachment/Fleet Intelligence Adaptive Force. Clarke ended his day with an enlisted All-Hands Call. With approximately 100 Sailors in attendance, Clarke took questions and gave responses on topics ranging from Tuition Assistance, 9/11 GI Bill, Child Development Care Services and retention and detailing. He made a point of addressing sexual harassment that has been prevalent in the media today, stressing everyone needs to be treated with "respect and dignity." "I was very very impressed," Clarke said of his full day of cyber tours. "If I have one word as my takeaway it's 'Wow!'. Thank you for what you do." U.S. Navy Photo by Jacky Fisher (Released) 130508-N-XG502-057

USA (Apr. 25, 2013)4 of 4

The importance of getting the word out concerning Sexual Assault Awareness was centered on informational pamphlets, wallet cards, teal color ribbons and cake. Navy Cyber Forces Sexual Awareness Prevention and Response Team (SARP) team showed force for the call to have "Courage to Support" - support, encourage and empower a friend or a family member who has experienced the crime of sexual assault. Confidential, live 1-on-1 Help worldwide 24/7 assistance can be found at www.safeHelpline.org or by calling 877-995-5247. 2013 theme for Sexual Assault Awareness month is "We own it...We'll solve it...Together" and conveys the principle that it is the duty of every Sailor, Marine, civilian and leader to combat sexual assault and support sexual assault victims. Job well done to CyberFor SAPR Team (from left to right): IT1 (SW) Nina Brewington, ITC (SW) Heather Ferguson, ISCS(SW/AW) Jaymorle Ingram, YN1 (SW/AW) Lashonda Johnson and CTTC (IDW/SW/AW) Rodriquiez Bethea. Not pictured, but a BZ to the command Culinary Specialists: CSC Bernard Anton and CS1 Anthony Lefeber. U.S. Navy photo by Jacky Fisher. Released) 130425-N-XG502-013