US Navy Infomation Systems Technition

"In God We Trust, All others we monitor"

I entered the Navy in November 9th 2006 at 17 on a waver
Graduated Navy boot camp on January 3, 2007 But as Gunners Mate for 2 years

During My 2 years I achieved Surface and Air Warfare Pins

under one 9 month deployment.

I Left The Gunners Mate Rate as a GM3
I Cross Rated to IT in 2008 and became IT3(SW/AW) Lau

Navy IT's are responsible for the maintenance, security and overall knowledge

of ship system, the neural network of the ship, software and and hardware security.

IT1's are considered as a supervisor time in the IT's carrier.

I left the Navy as IT2 and will be returning as a IT1 next year.

 The Ship I spent my carrier in the navy was on the USS Bonhomme Richard

LHD6 stationed in San Diego, California

The overall ships company is a total of 3,000 sailors. 

    

Cheerleading

Although, my cheerleading career ended after highschool. It's always been a big part of my life, and one of my favorite sports.

When I was younger I had always dreamed of being a cheerleading, I fell in love with the sport really young, and I started cheerleading in elementary up until highschool. I remember going to highschool football games when I was in middle school and seeing how all the cheerleaders acted towards eachother, they weren't just a team, they were more of a family and I wanted that. The crowd, the energy, the loudness, it was a really good feeling.

When I got to highschool, I cheered all four years on Freshman, JV, and the best of all Varsity! And I can honestly say those were some of the best days.

From my own experience; I've learned so many things from cheerleading, I've learned to trust, have dedication, determination, and I learned how to always be excited and up for any challenge, and to always have a positive attitude, and not only that, but you gain friendships with girls you never thought you would. I love cheerleading and I could say so many more things but one word that would describe it all is amazing.