Musings, leadership tidbits and quotes posted by a retired Navy Captain (really just a high performing 2nd Class Petty Officer) who hung up his uniform a bit too early. He still wears his Navy service on his sleeve. He needs to get over that. "ADVANCE WARNING – NO ORIGINAL THOUGHT!" A "self-appointed" lead EVANGELIST for the "cryptologic community". Keeping CRYPTOLOGY alive-one day and Sailor at a time. 2019 is 84th Anniversary of the Naval Security Group.
The Frank B. Rowlett Trophy for Organizational Achievement is awarded annually to the U.S. Government organization recognized as making the most significant contribution to the improvement of national information systems security, operational information assurance readiness, or the defensive information operations posture of the United States.
Captain Alan Kukulies is the Commanding Officer of NCDOC.
Since “Two are better than one” ask yourself these questions:
Ripped from Tommy Kiedis’ blog HERE.
WELCOME ABOARD CNO.
You can read his blog HERE. He’s already got 325,087 active duty followers. Who can compete with that???
There are three things a school must do:
Admiral Chiam G. Rikower
The Navy is on a good course and speed regarding transformation initiatives and we have a good navigation plan for the future. If confirmed, my goals will remain largely consistent with our current efforts. For example, Navy has taken the lead within DoD in reshaping itself to meet current and future cyber threats and opportunities, but we have more work to do to capitalize on our progress to date and realize the full potential of our growing cyber force. We must continue to mature Navy’s recently-formed Information Dominance Corps.
Donald Rumsfeld
Secretary of Defense
THE KEY TO OUR FUTURE SUCCESS WILL BE HONEST, OPEN AND ROBUST DIALOGUE. I PROMISE THAT IS WHAT YOU WILL RECEIVE FROM ME AND I EXPECT NO LESS FROM EACH OF YOU.
From Vice Admiral Michael S. Rogers’, Commander, Fleet Cyber Command/TENTH Fleet “Assumption of Command” message.
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“Wrestling is a terrific sport. It requires discipline and application. Success results from a great deal of individual hard work, which is a good lesson, regardless of the field of activity. I can’t think of anything I would change from my high school and college years. Back in those days, the development of the sport of wrestling was far from what it is today. Today wrestling programs are much more rigorous and the coaching greatly advanced. As a result, competition today is considerably greater, which makes all competitors better.”
“I suppose the toughest wrestler I wrestled was Tom Evans of Oklahoma in 1956. He was, as I recall, second in the Olympics in 1952.”
“Wrestling has made a big difference in my life. You don’t do something for that many years – four years in high school, four years in college, three-plus years in the Navy, and a year or two after I left the Navy in the AAU and YMCA tournaments – and not have it have a big impact on your life.”
Donald Rumsfeld
All American
I Like The Cut of His Jib 