Commander Dan Soper is Commander of the NASP METOC.  He  has served as Combat Officer and Weapons Officer in addition to his service in aerography.  As Ocean Services Officer at Pearl Harbor  and Fleet Oceanographer for the Second Fleet, he was responsible for all oceanographic products. At Pearl he also prepared the "Local Forecaster's Handbook." He also served as Instructor in Environmental Support for the Atlantic Tactical and Navy Doctrine School, as Executive Officer at the Naval Ice Center, and as amember of the Staff of the OCeanographer of the Navy.  His diverse experience amounts to nearly 14,500 hours at weather forecasting and oceanography-related tasks.

Mr. David Etheridge is a senior civilian forecaster at the NASP METOC and a true "weather lover."  He has been forecasting since 1966, including a tour in Viet Nam and service for the Strategic Air Command.  He also served for a time as Instructor at the USN Aerography School.  He has logged over 54,000 hours at forecasting or forecasting-related tasks.

Lt. Jeff Fulson is Regional Chief Petty Officer at the NASP METOC, following his service there as Sub-regional Foreaster.  His deployments as Observer and as Aerographer include Diego Garcia, the USS Mt. Whitney, and Rota Spain.  He has logged a total of nearly 14,500 hours at forecasting and forecasting-related tasks.

Mr. Howard Graham is senior civilian forecaster at the NASP METOC.  He has been a forecaster since 1958, including service at Guantanamo Bay, service with the "Hurricane Hunters," deployment on the USS Forrestal, and service as forecaster at Jacksonville FL, Memphis TN, Rota Spain, Charleston SC, and Norfolk VA.  He has logged nearly 55,500 hours at forecasting and forecasting-related tasks.

Mr. Robert Hollenbach is a senior civilian Forecaster at the NASP METOC.  He has been forecasting since 1977, including service on the USS Independence, the USS Kingsville, the USS Wisconsin, and the USS America.  He served as Staff Forecaster at Pearl Harbor and also as an Instructor at the USN Aerography School.  He las logged over 47,000 hours at forecasting or forecasting-related tasks.
 

Senior Chief Jerome NcNulty is qualified as Forecast Duty Officer and Hurricane duty Officer and serves as Lead Chief Petty Officer at the NASP METOC.  His service as Observer and Aerographer includes postings at Adak AL, Midway Island, Brunswick ME, Patuxet River MD, Lemore CA, Pear Harbor, and Misawa Japan.  He served as Instructor at the USN Aerography School and the Naval War College.  He also deployed as a Lead Chief Petty Officer aboard the USS Okinawa.   He has logged nearly 44,000 hours at forecasting and forecasting-related tasks.

Aerographer Gary Pelletier is Forecast duty OFficer at the NASP METOC.  He served as Weather Observer and Forecaster's Assistant on the USS Nimitz, and Forecaster at the USN installation on the island of Crete.  He has logged a nearly 12,000 hours at forecasting or forecasting-related tasks.

Lt. Jeff Willis served as Command Duty Officer at the NASP METOC.  Deployments as a forecaster included the USS Saratoga, numerous deployments on NATO exercises, and a posting as Forecaster at Pearl Harbor.  His service includes a Forecasting cite waver  and the responsibilities of Hurricane Duty Officer.  He has logged over 25,000 hours at forecasting or forecasting-related tasks.