Austin (LPD 4) - Naval Cruise Book

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1983 volume:

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L' 'il ,' 5 , l lla 'X O ill l ' l ill ,W t r -X U l , S- I , QL 9 S li I , , vw if sKcM JoHN L. HALL The Command Master Chief and the Sergeant Major play several vital roles within their respective Chains of Command. In their Statesmans roles, they advise the Commanding Officers on matters concerning the health and welfare of the sailors or troops, decisions affecting morale and job satisfaction, and the most judicious utilization and training requirements of their respective command enlisted personnel. ln their administrative roles, they function as special assistants to the Executive Officers in areas such as retention, discipline, and the maximization of the human resource potential available within their commands. As the Senior Enlisted Personnel within their commands, it is their responsibil- ity to disseminate and promote command policies, to act. as a sounding board between the Commanding Officers and enlisted personnel, and to ensure that policy combined with proficiency assure overall readiness for the accomplishment of their commands mission. On an LPD such AUSTIN, their roles are crucial to establishing and maintaining the Navy! Marine Corps Team. ' sEncEANlTfMAJoFz .UNITED sTATEs MARINECORPS 1 Lt K. GRIFFIN - I of I' . CHAPLIN LtJG J.'BESS ' MASTER RELIGIOUS PROGRAM ' - SPE I I Agnus cmon R. EBY CAUST I t xo I I NAVY PERSONNELMAN COUNSELOR I r EXECUTIVE I DEPARTMENT As the .old saying goes, i The job isn't done until the paperwork is in. Paperwork is the name of th egame or the ' Executive Department. Under the leadership of the Executive Officer, X Division is responsible for providing the I clerical skills re uired b n q y every successful, smooth-running organization. Typing correspondence, 'organizing the daily and weekly ship's schedule, proper filing of a mountain of data, updating and maintaining personnel records manning the Austin's radio station counseling crew members of their career options and editin rintin and . I I gl p gl , posting all the imformation the ship sends out concerning its mission for the families at home, are all functions falling within th ' I ' ' ' f e purview of the Admin Department. The ship s postoffice, whichmakes life at sea a bit more enjoyable by keeping those cards and letters coming , falls under the Executive Department's guidance. The, I Chaplin's Office, whose task is to implement the religious programs of the Commanding Officer and to advise him q On matters of religion and morals and to provide for the spiritual, religious, and moral well-being of all crew , members and their dependants, also reports directly to the Executive Officer for it-'s supervision. I Ill I . if ll i PQSTAL CLERK I YEOMAN Jo.uRNALrsT D MMCM G. DAGLEY YNC W. AVERY NCCA. ARGUELLO A - YN2 C. HAILEY MA2 W. DONZELLA RP2 D. BRIDGES. . N S ,X . Ll2 P. FINNIGAN YN3 P. MARTIN 1 YN3 L. TOOTHACKER YNSN J. HILL YNSN J. CHARGOIS, Jr PC3 M. CLAPP F41 fi X ' !,J f I3 f 43 6 ,X 1 ,f 2 ,WXVVO S 'I ...YI MAiL CALL N-.... QJ mf, ,, ,ff ff ,fy,- f, O f .fb ff ,Wi fu, ,qw f ffm f 2 6 i X .1 ,Q 5 2 I S 1 -1 'Wifi f f ff X KW X fd , ' W CWYW' WM XM W 1 W 'f f M! f A' : FOX in W W W ZW? W if U7 ME ,J-12.4 ,.1v:.:uKwAnlr1 Q, M. X ,MW .,-x 9 N -,- , MXL ,,,4,,w, . .NWWWMV Www 1 ,,,, 4 Arn -wm,W,ff,,,,,, . ffff----f wmnmw ,. ,,,,,M,........W ,, , I ,W Z 5 -pusunnsn1nW1 LtE.P,sAcKEN LT JG -1-PLATEN f... NAVIGATIGIXI Determining the safest and most expeditious route for getting USS Austin from point to point B is the responsibility ofthe Navigation Department. An integral part of that responsibility involves the procurement, correction, and storage of all the navigational charts used in transiting operational areas selected by the Command. The Quarter- masters also maintain all navigational records, as well as maintain and store all of thelnavigational aids aboard ship. Since meteorologic personnel are not assigned to Austin's crew, the QM's are responsible for making observations and keeping pertinent records which -are used to assist the Command in predicting weather and sea conditions. Aboard Austin, the Quartermasters say Trust yourkeel to the men who wear the wheelf' y . V . FROST sgkk PRUITT x X WW X RN nf' 3 X X Z if 3 fy' ,y without Medical 1 ,-' Qi: ' .. V , f 1 DQNTAL' ai , The mission of..'Austin'S habitabilitye is maintavinedir program chlorometricgabn r , A. d addition to- its personnel i C0Uf5,59lif19 BlSQff21r1kS' depression, and 'even jfinancinalg DepartmentiW0 'ffTfYifi0fiOId'9F As an extension ofthe 'ihealthi' 'car care1forAustinfs'crew andthe procedures, theppersonnelfof. and . limited! Oral Surgeryg AT Dental -recordsjrof e'i' their entire 'determine the fexistvancefofi prophylaxis Department 'is-i proudito a i -be natal reasonable standard of f istrongpreventive medicine- r i waterysuryeillance including i aboard ship. In and the crews of ships I -amqgattment by M'edicaI's such 'as loneliness. much the Medical I quality dental certain dental Periodontics. n the , clinic I examination t0 ' 'Regulai r he Dental Shipse 1 i SCfe6 a .. e . if T2 : Q A ' wx I DECK DIVISION D C mbs LTJG James P. Steckle ggi? 3019213 - 0 Third Division II' IVI I I I ENS Kim A. Parker ENS Rafael A. Ouinones 1st Lt Ronald E. Chezem First Division Second Division Combat Cargo Officer Deck Department, manned by those legendary gentlemen the Boatswain's Mates, is charged with the operation, maintenance, and preservation of all topside machinery, the operation and maintenance of the Austin's small boats, everything and anything relating to weapons and weapon systems except the Super Arboc system, and all interior and exterior painting. There are three full-time divisions in the Deck Department, First, Second, and Third. Fourth Division is made up of personnel from First and Second Divisions to provide a pool of expertise for extensive painting requirements and requirements from the sail locker. First and Second Divisions are responsible for a multitude of ship-wide evolutions. First Division calls the focsle home and is responsible for anchoring the ship as well as tending the forward lines. Second Division launches and recovers Austin's small boats with the B 81 A crane. It is also in charge of the boat davit and the motor whale boat it supports which is used in man overboard rescues. Working jointly, the two divisions man most of the well deck operation stations and are in charge of the embarkation and debarkation of amphibious landing craft, cargo, troops, and vehicles. They also maintain upper and lower vehicle storage spaces, the accommodation ladders, and the bulk of the Marine troop side spaces. Not to be outdone by anyone when it comes to macho FirSI and Second Division provide the bulk of the muscle needed to prepare the decks and move the stores received aboard during underway replenishments. The key role of Third Division is to provide the Austin with both offensive and defensive capabilities In accomplishing their mission the Gunners Mates operate and maintain all the small arms and ammunition onboard, -maintain the ship's pyrotechnics lockerS. magazines, and their safety sprinkler systems, store and transfer all Marine ammunition onboard, and instruct small arms familiariza- tion to the crew. lt's a big job for a small group of very dedicated men. Interfacing, that's the job of the Combat Cargo Department. The Marine Combat Cargo Officer and his assistant advise the Commanding Officer on all matters concerning the embarkation, and ithieriloadingfstowage and unloading Of troop equipment, the billeting and messing of embarked troops, and providini' ortifm ' A' ' S l'k i I y gy Q pp or arine units ashore as necessary. In i e manner, the Combat Cargo Officer is the ship'sdirect liason with Marine ComQman'd.personneI toexplain the peculiarities of each class of ship andlto assist the Marinegunits in the formulation Officer' and the Staff N,C,O. collaborates with 'both Navy fand1.Marine . .. ...A I that teamwork and cooperationigresultin.af I i , , .,- ,V , g. , ,,.. I I I . . . . ,H .,,., . , .V .... 1. ..,. , , ,, ,. ,C . . , ..a..Q,,.,,,.., M. . ' g ' - -YL, , .. -- . V Lv.: - - '- Y A' .,.,..., Wf-as .sh ,g?g.1,.+1g1q-ya-33:9-psi'zfffzla ' f-r N ' f . . ?:p:- f , '- A - gs-,s '..Qf2,neia:i2s:f - ' ff- 1- 3 1' 31 f..--Q -sf'-i'f.:.-:f.3A - . rf1a:f?a3Q . ,.,a A mesa felis-..f.:.: .-..- .calf-.ssx s s a., fqzcf 1 fq.ig'i' ve.fn?:??5?'Lf?4-U: ' iff.. fi 1 ' , ' ' '3T?1: Tf?':-fifli' 'K i!'iI:T5 3T-7 ' .f+:,.'wP1 t1bf fft'5f?I7:24fq27lY475I5i:K'ii2f'E37fB?.f'f fifI3 '. ' I . -7 1 ' .5 1 11's--rf:f,5?g1Q'1i1f1',:g' is X1-ci-f:P?':sQ'r-5351.3:. -tlifaiigeiiegmaV11 ,g'F15f,: -3, f- 5 ' 2 -. I . . I . 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SAVOYE Mp, Q M M, W ,, fu- sh 'XI I rf 'ix Y! 7 K SA P. HAWORTH SR T. ALLEN SMILE! YOU'RE ON CANDID CAMERA 'Irv--v num-aa ., i nw. , n SN J. JEFFERIES GYSGT D. SHELLEY 4- H---v.. V ' 4 Hn' Snr ig. f 4m Dlvlslom 1 XM E, , l BMCS D- PATTY BM2 G. BECKLEY BM3 L. GASKINS SN J. HARDIN SN v. PESCADOR N M' 3 SA R. ELKINS SF? D. GUZMAN SF! SHIVELY 5 v , f SUPPLY DEPARTMENT LUG M- Rockwell LTJG H. Peterson I I I . . . I Ships Serviceman Mess Management Specialist Storekeeper Disbursing Clerk 0 The goal of the Supply Department is to stay one step ahead of the demand departmentg i.e., the rest of the ship. Though the demands of AUSTlN'S crew range from engineering machinery costing hundreds of thousands of dollars down to a tooth brush or a pack of cigarettes, the Supply Department somehow manages to keep us cleanly dressed, fed, paid, and fulfilling our mission. Supply is made up of four divisions: S-1 through S-4,-and each provides a distinct essential service to meet the needs of the crew. S-1 Division is primarily responsible for the requisitioning, stowage, and issuance of repair parts and consumable materials. As a part of that task, the storekeeper's responsibilities include the allocation of and accounting for ship's funds as well as the proper documentation of all expenditures. S-2's mission is to provide the crew of AUSTIN with wholesome, well balanced meals prepaired under the most sanitary conditions possible and served in an atmosphere which is conducive to good dining. The Mess Specialists of S-2 Division are responsible for the ordering, receipt, storage, issuance, and preparation of all food stores and the operation of all the various shops that make up the Enlisted Dining Facility. Both the administrative personnel and the fo d arat' n y A o prep io personnel work together to achieve one goal, the proper preparation and timely serving. of-V three nutritious meals a day f , . - 'Li' - . . . . . . . . .' I 2 .- or AUSTIN S men. ln addition ,toithe Enlisted Dining Facilities, S-2 Division is responsible for the upkeep of the Bake Shop, the cleaniness of all refrigeration and food-storage areas and the manning and proper transfer of supplies to both the Chiefs and the Officers Mess. V ' :.. S-3 Division is manned by the men of the Ships Serviceman's Rate. It is responsible fo personal services activities. Retail sales includes the ship's store, the vending arcade games onboard. The ship's laundry facilities along with the officers and the areas of personal services of S-3'Division. The men of,S-3 Division help, squared-away gator-sailor should. A T I T I J ' ' 1 the retail sales and the soda fountain, and the shops make up the lookin' good , like a :STAN .. I The mission of AUSTlN'S Disbursing' regular pay day duties, the Disbursing claims, providing check The DK? involved in Ship. Along with its I-processing travels special accounts. and Recreation S-4 Division W P -'f -4 ' 'WI' f vt mmm AA gy f Ze, W A . f -JA-1 'Q gf, M81 D. QUITORIANO MS1 M. SUJECO 'Wai MS2 T. TYSON MS3 F. NICE BELOW: MSSN D. SHERRILL Y Mss B. ADAMS Msa J. ANTONIOLLO M33 T. MORGAN MMSN J. HUGHES MSSN D. WILLIAMS MSSA B. MCCOY f . A W MS3 M. HAMLIN MSSA A. FOX MSSN FI. PARHIS BELOW: MSSFI C. KING 2 I TQAWASJ SH1 P. MENDEZ SH1 R MAYES ?l 'S SH3 G. JAMES SH3 T. BOYD ff SG A 1-ff. , I SH3 FI. MAY SHSN- L. ALMANZA BELOW: SHSN N. HOLLINGEFI BELOW: SN D. KOEFOED SKC Fi. CANNON SK2 E. GAYLE SKSN D. GARCIA zm2ws 2 f Vs WZAZZKAQ5 .DW A0 H 'Hs K, fl' hd DK1 R. FAMISAN H41 DK2 R. TUASON DKSA R. RODGERS 15 IQ MW! ,MX f M X f X ' f f' f ff , ,W V W X X 4 f X af LW! Z ff ' W Q ZW FREEZER DECK GALLEY DEPARTMENT LTJG Kenneth Rolfing. Jr. LUG W am MC':a a d r. ENS Michael Morris . , ENS Jan Dray The Operations Department has the primary responsibility of planning the individual in-house evolutions which will result in the USS AUSTIN successfully completing her assigned tasks. Thelfour divisions which make up the department provide the information network which allows the Command to track its progress in accomplishing its mission. Providing the Commanding Officer with the big picture is the responsibility of Ol Division and the Combat information Center. CIC serves as a clearinghouse of information. The Operations Specialists use surface radar, air search radar, electronic warfare computers, and input from other ships, marine units ashore, and lookouts posted at key points around the ship. to gather as much data as possible. The CIC Watch Officer analyzes how each piece of data is relevent to the safe operation of the ship and relays this information, along with his recommendations, to the Officer of the Deck. CIC is the nerve center which coordinates the maneuvering of all landing craft during amphibious beach assaults as well as the movement of small boats from ship-to-ship and ship-to-shore, as part of the Austin's administrative and supp0ff requirements. ' Similar to the OI Division in many respects, the OW Division, manned by the Electronic Warfare Technicians, operate and maintain the sophisticated receivers used in detecting and analyzing radar signals from outside sources. By studying the frequency and wave characteristics of a signaI's transmission pattern, the EW's can provide vital information to the CIC Watch Officer. He uses this information to identify and track ships and aircraft thus increasing the scope of informati0f1 ava'I bl t th ' ' ' - T C A I8 e o e Officer of the Deck. The EW s also assist the Intelligence Officer by digging up and recording information used in proper intelligence reporting. 2 A A Twidgett is an individual who works on and maintains electrical gear. Aboard Austin, OE Division is manned by some of the Navy's finest tw'd t . ' ' - - - - T ' ' . . ' 99 YS The mlSSl0n ofthe Electronics Technician is to maintain the ships communication. radar, and navigational systems at peak efficiency throu h th ' , , , , Q 6 employment of-.preventive and corrective maintenar1C9 procedures. Even the ETs mission sounds like a tech manual. , ' V , ,f-, ' T . T Manned by the Radiomen and Signalmen OC Div I A I A f f A A A f . ' ision is read - o ' A A ' E A A C f A A ' tions fr0m the ship to any selected point in the world. OC Division is also -rename' Secure' Csnrgrrgagfs? impOffanf information affecting the ships mission and the welfare of the crew. BeCaUSe the is in constant change' receiving and transmitting information is a full-time job: 24 hours-a+day A A the score is so vital tonthe Navy's mission. The men of QQ Division rely heavitlyflorf ana moral suPP0 . A , 3 - ..f. 24122. E... A amwork Y V f '-Tw xg-4 OST J. KEMPF OS2 W. GlLBERT OS2 D. 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QS x x x i vw w x , kim I Xx 'K Sx 'x Y E vXQ A New .J Q2 SM1J.HOLT N fi x X, 5 :QS X A is of NSW Q LQ X Q X X Q S Q w N XY X S N X 5 X' x fs X N is SX gs X xxx, 5 xx A i e 2 . 5 Q f ..o,o- I SM3J. r 2 E il 5 I i w I x 2. x, X ! X if ?v -la 1 - ' M, S x f-+5-'r 7-f W'i m Qf l- XT-Q12 .. , A .... N.g!:Tf'Yf .f-,,gg.m Q. . H , N .. ,l,k Q m, h xh 'K Q , f ff- V 'fr-P-gifs ' - 2.. fwnwi' - N-T,L ' 1-- ' -ff 'ff' . Q W if ,. '23 nr . ' wi' Agfa' .. .. ,y f - M - .1 A ,.w..: ..,1? ' : 4 A A WZ 0 2 ff Z ZW 'ffl ' QNM if f hx f 5' f , , 91- ? Z i 1 f f 0' f Yi 9 S 1 ? f ? ff, ,, M 40 W ' C ' it i rf- A he 'fe - T - - if - -we--:Ia-g1.L1.i.L.- , V , Y . . . . . AIR DEPARTMENT Versatile is the best word to describe Austin's Air Department. ln supporting the ship's mission of getting embarked troops and their equipment ashore, the personnel of V Division conduct flight operations involving virtually every type of rotary aircraft found in the Navy! Marine Corps inventory as well as the AV-8A Harrier vertical takeoff and landing tactical jet aircraft. As a servicing and support platform, Austin Air can support detachments, ranging from the AH-1T Cobra gunships, up to and including The CH-53E and staging the CH53D Airborne Mine Countermeasures aircraft. The men of Austin's V Division achieved a first by successfully completing a Helicopter In-Flight Refueling QHIFFU with the new Marine Corps CH-53E aircraft. This was the first time such an exercise was conducted from the deck of any LPD. Able to operate both day and night, the critical mission of projecting and supporting forces ashore is a continuous challenge that Austin Air meets daily. Zeal, knowledge and professional pride make the Air Department! V Division - one of the best onboard. . Rfk . . - . T K LTJG S GUNNEL DIVISION OFFICER ABFC G RICHARDS ABI-I1 M WALTON ABF2 T GARY ASM3 T A F3 ABF3 D. YATES ABF3 T. SLYE 'fs AN M PEACHES ASEAR J UCHIDA AA D OLSHAVSKY B SOUTHWELL S SCHNITKEY R WHITE Jr AA R. MATTIE Jr ABHAR T. HENSON LTJG L Sandoval . cwo2 D. Gibson f ENS J- Pete Kemp ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT ENS R Kerno ENS K. Parker The Engineers have a saying onboard Austin: Never say can't. As the largest department of the ship Engineering is tasked with providing propulsion for the ship, steam for the galley and laundry, hot water for the showers cold water for the drinking fountains, and electricity for all ships spaces, as well as heating and air conditioning systems maintenance and repair of miles of wire, tubes, pipes, valves and gears of all shapes and sizes, the ballast system that makes us sink, the pumps and compressors that keep us afloat and on even keel, and the C.H.T. system that keeps us a regular crew. 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The crew of USS AUSTIN, LPD-4, wishes to express its deepest sympathies to the families and loved ones of our Brothers-ln-Arms who lost their lives in Beirut, Lebanon. We knew them only briefly, but we are proud to have supported their efforts to help bring peace to that war torn nation. Photographic Editor Layout' Design and Typography Editor LTJG JONATHAN Bess EESGCESSIOLEDBLAGMON Photography BENN JQ3 WILLIAM GREE5-LEE IC2 SCOTT SAINT LOUIS GMG3 DAVID SUTHEFILAND Sales and Distribution Committee GMGSN DUNN-D PARSONS LI KENNETH GRIFFIN - Chairman ETSN MARTY SELLERS NCC ANTHONY ARGUELLO OS1 DENNIS KEMPF Artwork Lt JUAN PLATTEN MS 3 FRANK NICE 100 ...S The Publisher: JOSTENS CRUISEBOOKS Mr. Tom Crockett J?- ,X ,.. I-7 ' 'TQ-A. , ' . fi , ,I -5,112 A .-:turf :,.:-2- . ,, V-, , .,, ,g - .4L,.,., , G! 4. 1, I 5:4 iw .,-,: wA ' -war: , A A , , .. .V y ,n ,pf A alt ,, , ,. , 'rf . r, 4 1 X V1 ,. . 41 , . ,W 1 1 ,x 11. 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