CTC Melvin Douglas Smith
Melvin Douglas Smith, the firstborn child of Carl and Agnes Smith, was raised in Alamance, North Carolina, a small village near Burlington. Doug, along with his three sisters and one brother, always loved the beauty of water, and he grew up swimming and fishing. After leaving E. M. Holt High School at eighteen, he followed that love of water to the Navy, which he joined in April 1956.
Congratulations and “Well Done” to all of the Cryptologic Technicians selected to the Command Senior Chief and Command Master Chief program and to the Sailors selected for commissioning as Information Warfare Officers under the Limited Duty Officer/Chief Warrant Officer program this past week! Your selection was, undoubtedly, hard earned and very well deserved! Continue reading “The Future of Navy and Community Leadership”
Continue reading “Realignment of the Information Warfare Community (Guest Post)”
 |
| CRM Walter McGregor, USN OTRG Instructor |
Congratulations CTTCS(SW/AW) Sheenah M. Jedrykowski and GySgt Charles Gutensohn, your 2016 OTRG Award winners! Continue reading “2016 ON-THE-ROOF GANG (OTRG) Winners”
This week CIMSEC is hosting articles exploring the US Navy’s Distributed Lethality concept. The US Navy is investigating distributed lethality as a potentially game changing approach for the conduct of naval warfare. Content includes an article from two Station HYPO team members outlining the role Naval Cryptology should play in this tactical doctrine.
The article is available here: Enabling Distributed Lethality: The Role of Naval Cryptology.
Station HYPO 