Scotty Hogan aime voyager : asseyez-vous avec lui et il vous régalera avec des histoires de son globe-trotter, d'abord en tant qu'américain Navy Aviation Electricien's Mate alors comme un voyageur civil et un éducateur. Aujourd'hui, Hogan est rédacteur technique et spécialiste des affaires publiques aux États-Unis Activité de développement du matériel médical de l'Armée de terre (USAMMDA) à fort Detrick, Md Originaire du centre même d’Appalachia, il se sentait attiré par les parents Sidney et Sandra – de la petite ville de Rhodell, W. Va, population 139 à 2020 – Hogan s’est senti attiré par la Marine en raison de sa convoitise et de l’influence de son père, a-t-il dit, s’enrôlant immédiatement

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• Date de la prise de vue: 10 novembre 2022

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Scotty Hogan loves to travel – sit down with him and he will regale you with stories of his globetrotting, first as a U.S. Navy Aviation Electrician's Mate then as a civilian traveler and educator. Today, Hogan is a Technical Writer and Public Affairs Specialist with the U.S. Army Medical Materiel Development Activity (USAMMDA) at Fort Detrick, Md. Hailing from the very center of Appalachia to parents Sidney and Sandra – from the small town of Rhodell, W. Va., population 139 as of 2020 – Hogan felt drawn to the Navy due to his wanderlust and his father’s influence, he said, enlisting immediately after high school in 1998. “I wanted to travel, and I thought the Navy would give me the opportunity to do that. Additionally, my father really encouraged me to join one of the military services.” Landing aboard the USS Kitty Hawk (CV-63) – literally, he joined the ship’s crew onboard the forward-deployed Kitty Hawk, flying onto ship in a C2 Greyhound during a resupply in the Persian Gulf – Hogan loved the ocean breeze familiar to Sailors underway, the roar of jet engines catapulting from the flight deck, the port calls feeding his love of adventure. Originally stationed with the Kitty Hawk at its then homeport of Yokosuka, Japan, Hogan loved the camaraderie of the Navy, learning from his shipmates, and the feeling of purpose during the time immediately before and after 9/11. “We deployed to the Persian Gulf several times to support Operation Southern Watch, Operation Enduring Freedom and the Global War on Terrorism, ” said Hogan. “After leaving the Kitty Hawk, I was stationed in Sigonella, Sicily, ” before leaving service in 2005. After the Navy, Hogan earned his bachelor's degree in English and Literature from Mountain State University, master's degree in Adult Education and Training from the University of Phoenix, and is working toward completing a second master's in Mass Communication from the University of Arkansas-Little Rock. His passion for le

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