5 3-n e THE ACHIEVEMENT OF EXCELLENCE LETTERS OF COMMENDATION PM :algal PERSONAL MEDALS CTF SEVEN FIVE FM CTF SEVEN FIVE TO USS BAINBRIDGE SAYONARA 'I AS YOU SAIL HOME FOR A WELL DESERVED REST AND RE- UNION WITH LOVED ONES YOU SHOULD TAKE WITH YOU THE FORMANCE BY ALL LEVELS OF COMMAND. I TAKE SPECIAL PRIDE IN SALUTING BAINBRIDGE-ONE OF MY NUCLEAR FLEET-FOR-YOUR TRULY OUTSTANDING PROFESSIONALISM. 2 WELL DONE. KEEP CHARGING RADM. NEEL SATISFACTION OF THE RECOGNITION OF YOUR SUPERB PER- FM COMSEVENTHFLT TO USS BAINBRIDGE INFO CTF SEVEN FIVE SAYONARA ' I CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CREW OF BAINBRIDGE UPON CTG SEVEN ZERO PT ONE FM CTG SEVEN ZERO PT ONE TO USS BAINBRIDGE INFO COMCRUDESGRU ONE BRAVO ZULU I. PLEASE EXPRESS MY APPRECIATION TO ALL HANDS FOR THE MAGNIFICENT PERFORMANCE OF BAINBRIDGE AND THE SIGNIFICANT CONTRIBUTION SHE MADE TO THE SUCCESSFUL ACCOMPLISHMENT OF BATTLE GROUP AL- FA S MISSIONS DURING EXTENDED OPERATIONS IN THE INDIAN OCEAN THE TECHNICAL EXPERTISE PROFES- SIONAL KNOW-HOW ENTHUSIASM AND DEDICATION DISPLAYED DURING THE UNPRECEDENTED 82 CONSECU- TIVE DAYS ON STATION WERE PARTICULARLY IMPRES- SIVE. FROM YOUR DECA-CENTURION AIC S TO YOUR PLANT OPERATORS COOKS TO MISSILEERS BOAT- SWAIN MATES TO ELECTRICIANS YOU HAVE MOLDED A TEAM WHICH HAS MAINTAINED A LEVEL OF COMBAT READINESS THAT WILL BE AN EXAMPLE FOR THOSE WHO FOLLOW PERFORMANCE OF SUCH HIGH CALIBRE DOES NATION AND DEDICATION OF ALL HANDS CONTRIBUT- ED TO SUPERB TEAM EFFORT YOU HAVE EARNED THE CONFIDENCE AND RESPECT OF THE BATTLE FORCE AND WERE READY AYE READY WHENEVER CALLED UPON 2 WELL DONE RADM GURECK NOT .UST HAPPEN. ASTUTE LEADERSHIP, ESPRIT, DETERMI- CONCLUSION OF AN OUTSTANDING DEPLOYMENT WITH THE Afxx SEVENTH FLEET YOU WERE A VITAL PART OF SIGNIFICANT OPER- :if Q I ATIONS IN THIS TURBULENT REGION OF THE WORLD THAT EX- 4.-I '11 TENDED FROM THE SEA OF OKHOTSK TO THE ARABIAN SEA YOU I vm E11 ff WERE A KEY MEMBER OF THE FORMIDABLE TASK FORCE SEVENTY N ATIONS THROUGH YOUR MAGNIFICENT PERFORMANCE IN THIS DIFFICULT AND CHALLENGING PERIOD YOU HAVE BEEN THE EPIT- 'I OME OF STRONG READY AND FLEXIBLE NAVAL POWER THE PACE HAS BEEN UNPRECEDENTED AND YOU HAVE BEEN CON- STANTLY ON THE GO NEVERTHELESS YOU SAID YOU COULD DO Etix U IT ALL WITHOUT UPKEEPS AND YOU HAVE MET EVERY CHAL- LENGE SUPERBLY. YOU HAVE CLEARLY DEMONSTRATED THE AD- VANTAGES OF NUCLEAR POWER YOUR CONTRIBUTIONS HAVE BEEN INVALUABLE TO THE FLEET AND THE UNITED STATES. 2 BEST WISHES FOR A JOYOUS HOMECOMING. I REGRET THAT IT HAS BEEN SO LONG IN COMING WE HATE TO LOSE YOU AND LOOK FORWARD TO YOUR RETURN TO THE FRONT LINES WELL DONE. VADM C A. 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'l ICQA ' Lx U, .Qing A ' F55 . . .A Look Bock Ai USS Bainbridge -I TP -T DAQ , ', L i I Q K-f.E,4..?.,..,-ivg.-.QF 1 -'-1 IIA Q kr' ' . . ,X V5 X I' 1 , 'Tx if X' IW Muk f CGN25 Nuclear-Powered .L 6- EE Guided-Missile Destroyer Leader .I - I I I I I f - - uss smsmnoe IS THE FOURTH SHIP OF THE LINE TO Bug of wa' BE NAMED FOR THE FAMOUS COMMODORE WILLIAM R. EATNSRTDOE. SHE WAS OOMMTSSTONED AS THE WORLD'S FIRST NUCLEAR POWERED, GUIDED MTSSTLE FRIGATE ON 6 OCTOBER 4962. JOINING HER SISTER SHIPS THE uss ENTERPRISE AND uss Lone BEACH TO I FORM THE FAMOUS TASK FORCE ONE , musmooe , T STEAMED ON A 30,665 MILE UNRERLENTSHED VOYAGE - A , be Q, A . AROUND THE WORLD. AS A PRACTICAL DEMONSTRA- .- f 6 'P' ' 'HRT - 1 TTON OF THE ADVANTAGES OF NUCLEAR POWERED DD- 1 Torpedo Boot --I , -- A' I DD-246 Destroyer SHIPS, THE TASK FORCE COMPLETED THE O5 DAY JOUR- NEY WITHOUT RECEIVING FUEL, FOOD, OR OTHER PRO- VISIONS ENROUTE, AN UNPRECENDENTED FEAT WHICH CAN NOT BE DUPLICATED BY CONVENTIONAL SHIPS. ASSIGNED TO THE PACIFIC FLEET, BAINBRIDGE MADE SIX DEPLOYMENTS TO THE WESTERN 'PACIFIC SERVING IN A VARIETY OF ROLES IN SUPPORT OF SOUTHEAST ASIAN OPERATIONS. OFF VIETNAM, SHE BECAME PART OF THE FIRST NUCLEAR TASK FORCE IN COMBAT, AND SHE HELD FOR YEARS THE FLEET SPEED AND ENDURANCE RECORD AS A RESULT OF' A 3,700 MILE 29.2 KNOT AVERAGE RUN FROM FREEMANTLE AUSTRALIA TO THE GULF OF TONKIN-. COMPLETELY MODERNIZED BETWEEN 'I974-76 WITH THE ADDITION OF THE NAVY TACTICAL DATA SYSTEM, DIGITAL FIRE CONTROL SYSTEMS, COMBINED WITH IN- STALLATION OF TWO LONG-LIVED REACTOR CORES AND A COMPLETE HABITABILITY MODERNIZATION, THE 'I7 YEAR OLD BAINBRIDGE IS ONE OF THE NEWEST- SHIPS IN THE FLEET. FULLY ABLE TO MEET THE CHAL- LENGE OF THE FUTURE, SHE WAS REDESIGNATED A CRUISER. THE 'IBILLY B IS READY TO MAKE NEW HISTO- RY AS IT LOOKS FORWARD TO ITS ROLE AS A 'IPOWER FOR PEACE IN THE I98O'S. w UNITED STATES SHIP BAINBRIDGE F'5 F 'l-T USS -7. BAINBRIDGLELGN -in rl- ' - .'...1Pw , ' 'r V' ' J lDUMMANlIDIINl llDlFlFlIlEIIfIIQ Coptoin Alrnstedt, o notive of Kirkwood, ivlissouri, wos commissioned in June, 4957 upon groduotion from the United Stotes Novol Acoderny. l-le served his first sed tour in USS INOPAHAM CDD-693D in Gunnery ond Anti-Subrnorine Worfore Officer billets. Coptoin Alrnstedt ottended the U.S. Novol Postgroduote School frorn 4960 to 4963 ond wos owdrded on M.S. in Electricol Engineering. Returning to seo in June 4963, Coptoin Almstedt cornmonded USS HAVPE QPCE-8775 ond concurrently served os Sduodron Cornrnonder. Following o yeor of Nucleor Power Troining, Cop- toin Alrnstedt served os ivloin Propulsion Assistont in USS LONG BEACH CCON-93 from December 4964 to November 4966 ond os Engineer Officer in USS BAIN- BPIDC-E QCON-255 until June of 4970 when he ottend- ed the U.S. Novdl Wor College. In June 4974, Coptoin Alrnstedt wos ossigned to the Buredu of Novol Personnel os Surfdce Nucleor Power Personnel lvlonoger. On October 45, 49741 he ossurned commond of the USS SCHOEFIELD CFEO-35 which he cornmonded for two yeors, prior to receiving his present set of orders to commond USS BAINBPIDOE CCC-N-255 Coptdin Alrnstedt is morried to the former Borboro Anne C-ruell of Wolnut Creek, Colifornio. They hove three doughters: Kirsten, Kotherine ond Sdroh. 'gm NEVER HAS A SHIP REFLECTED THE WILL OF ONE MAN AS BAINBRIDGE WITH CAPTAIN T. A. ALMSTEDT JR. HE IS THE SHIP! wzufg YEUUTFIIWIE llDIFIFlIll2IlflI2 Commonder Clinfon J. Conewoy reporfed oboord The BAINBRIDGE ond relieved os execufive officer, in April, 4979, offer severol monThs of Trdining, firsT in Newporf, Rhode lslond, ond Then in Son Diego, Coli- fornio. Commonder Conewoy wos commissioned os on Ensign in June, 4966 upon groduofion from The Univer- siTy of Texos of AusTin. His firsT Tour of duTy wos oboord USS STODDARD CDD-5665, where he served for Two ond o holf yeors os Novigofor ond Combof lnformofion Cenfer Officer. He wos Tronsferred To The Novol Posfgroduofe School of lvlonferey, Cdlifornio in Februory, 4969. He complefed his sTudies in June, 4974 ond wos oworded on lvl.S. in Nucleor Physics. AfTer groduofing from The Novol Posfgroduofe School, Commonder Conewoy oTTended o six monTh course of The Novol Desfroyer School in Newporf, Rhode lslond. Following The compleTion of This school in April, 49711, he served os Operofions Officer in USS CARPENTER QDD-8255 ond USS SAMPLE CEE-401185. He Then served os Engineering Gfficer in USS PONCHA- TOULA CAO-44185. ln April, 49711, Commonder Conewoy commenced sfudies oT Nucledr Power School in More lslond, Coli- fornio ond dT The A4W reocTor plonT proTo-Type in ldoho Folls, ldoho. Upon compleTion in April, 4975, he wos ossigned os The lvloin Propulsion AssisTonT oboord USS BAINBRIDGE CCGN-255. He served oboord The BAINBRIDGE unTil Ocfober, 4977, when he wos os- signed To duTy wiTh The Pdcific FleeT Nucleor Propul- sion Mobile Troining Teom. From This duTy, Commdnd- er Conewoy commenced enrouTe schooling before reporfing To The BAINBRIDGE. He is morried To The former Grefo B. Jocobs of Son Froncisco, Colifornio. They hove Two children: Jenni- fer ond Chod. Chaplain Choploin lvlorsholl, BAlNBRlDGE's mon of The cross is The promoTer of goodwill wiTh o mind for undersfonding his fellow shipmoTes. As o spirifuol odvisor, shipmofes rely on him To eose ony frus- TrdTions. He hos shored mony problems of vorious Types, onyThing from loneliness To forowoy fomily seporoTions. During confinuous periods of seo Time, he hos broken The monofonous dTmo- sphere by providing opporTuniTies To breok dwoy from The everydoy rouTine, by being o Bingo con- ducTor or direcfor for TolenT shows. The promise of o good Time wos olwoys oT hond. As The PA- DRE he believes The spirifuol dimension wos re- veoled edch doy os every mon gove his besf Towdrds cdring for his fellow shipmoTes. Welcome Aboard ThroughouT several phases of a unique WesTern Pacific cruise, as The BAINBRIDGE has had, special Training and Tasks were expecTed of us. Among These have been operaTions in The Sea of OkhoTsk, Indian Ocean, and Arabian Sea CGonzo STaTiony. The DeparTmenT of Defense deems a ship The Leader of The Pack and on several occasions BAINBRIDGE has had The job. So in Turn, we welcome aboard men such as COMMANDER CRUISER DESTROYER GROUP FIFTEEN and COMMANDER DESTROYER SQUAD- RON THIRTEEN who conTrol The Task group from BAINBRIDGE. We are proud To have been The leader. Also during The cruise, we had To Train several midshipmen in The capa- biliTies ofa warship such as BAINBRIDGE, and hovv To conTrol her on The open seas. 'QT'-Q fi Comcmdesgru Five Comdesron Thirleen 'il AIIQIIQV 4 Ng' 90509 dbout norrnol duties is whot they CGI' l'C0rry On on ine outside. We, the rnen of BAINBRIDGE, 'lCorry On. Since the rnojority of us work dif- F ferent hours, it isn't stronge to find ship- rndtes working, sleeping, stdnding wdtches, or just ploin reldxing. At Sea We'll STGOFTW the ooeons for ond wide: We're free, we're proud but lonely ond tired. Got to moke the best of things we do: gudrding our homelond is nothing new Sleep edt work ond prdy For from home but kv here we stdy The seo is plenty the sky is wide We ll return on the next high tide C 3 V f 1 Sea Of Okhotsk How about an cort? ,lm ,C ! 'Q-n During this year's cruise, BAINBRIDGE participated in a special operation in the Sea of Okhotsk with three other Navy ships. We entered the Sea of Okhotsk through the Kuril island Chain. The Sea of Okhotsk is an International Body of Water completely surrounded by Soviet-claimed territory - on the North, Russia itself: on the West, Sakhalin island: on the East, Kamchatka Peninsula: and on the South, the Kuril Island Archipelago. The Russians think of this International Body of Water as their own private sea in their own backyard - much like we think of the Gulf of Mexico or the Great Lakes. While the ship was in the Sea of Okhotsk, the Russians sent several types of aircraft out to look at the force giving the crew the opportunity to see and photograph them. Several Russian ships also accompanied BAINBRIDGE during this operation. It was interesting to observe our commununist counter-part since they were as much interested in us as we were them. The pictures on this page show just a few of the Soviet Naval vessels. As you can plainly see, the Russian ships are heavily armed. 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RAY TOOK THE REINS OF THE ENGI- NEERING DEPARTMENT AT THE BEGINNING OF WESTPAC 4979. ALTHOUGH HE HAS INHERITED A WELL-PREPARED AND REASONABLY SMOOTHLY RUNNING DEPARTMENT, HIS MANAGEMENT STYLE HAS ALREADY SERVED TO MAKE FURTHER IMPROVEMENTS IN A QUIET, EFFICIENT MANNER. IT ISN'T EASY TO SUPERVISE A DEPARTMENT WHOSE 211-HOURS-A-DAY, 7-DAYS-A-WEEK SERVICES OF PROPULSION, ELECTRICITY AND WATER ARE OFTEN TAKEN FOR GRANTED, BUT LCDR RAY AND HIS VERY SUPPORTIVE ENGINEERING PERSONNEL ARE UP TO THE TASKS. LCDR RAY IS A NATIVE OF DETROIT, MICHIGAN, AND RECEIVED HIS DEGREE FROM HARVARD UNIVERSITY. SINCE HIS COMMISSIONING THROUGH OFFICERS' CAN- DIDATE SCHOOL, HE HAS SERVED ON THE USS VOGE AND USS SOUTH CAROLINA. wal WMS.--A mi 7'-N ' if f XXI: WHAT? ME WORRY? I'm o second class oren'T l!'? The Power PIanT BAINBRIDGE is powered by o sTeom propulsion plonT. The energy required To produce The sTeom is generoT- ed by nucleor fission in The core of The ship's Two nucleor reocfors. The energy is Transferred by circulohng primory pressurized wafer Through The reocTor core ond Then To o heof exchanger. Here The energy is used To make The secondory sTeom required To run The ship's sTeom Turbines. The use of o Two-cycle sysfem provides complefe isoloTion beTween The engineroom sTeom ond The reocTor coolonT woTer. The reocTor coolonf gprimory woTer cyciej is pressurized To prevenT boiling. This improves The efficiency of The energy TronsporTaTion rom The reocTor core To The sTeom generoTor. The primory woTer pumped Through sTeom generoTor Tubes heofs cold secondory feed woTer ond Turns iT info sTeom gsecondory wafer cyclej. The secondory sTeom runs eIecTric Turbogenerofors ond moin propulsion Turbines. A Ter possing Through The Trubines, The sTeom is con- drensed back inTol woTer. This wafer is Then pumped inTo The sTeom generoTor To be converTed back info sTeom I e s eom pionT is designed To run os Two independenf uniTs To increose boTTie reIidbiliTy. The halves moy be inTerconnecTed To permiT The ship To occompiish moinfenonce while underwo Th's fi 'biliT im roves The y. i exi y D reliobillTy of The ship. KSECONLJARY SHIELD STEPM I . .7IllllIlllllllIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllf , ,' Q T- .T . f 1 mllumlllulfll P R ' M A R Y r' y T, T x I' s H i E L o . , f l ' - - ! Q ' TZ 5 W, wRB.N5P T If REA.cToR Z f Q CONOENSER 6 4 STEAM GENERATOR 7 if T I Q lummmummf p R ' M A R Y Z 4 COOLANT PUMP PUMP , IllllIlllllllllllllllllllIlIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll FE E D One Half Of The Nuclear Power Plant S XS A SN' N '1 X X Q Q 'wi X 'K X Q ff. 4f,,, , i 2 ,Sf 2 f X --w K X! Q. . ,, armani-i ff f V W 'mug BACK WHEN I WAS A NUB . . . 1 9 gpm' rw rl lf I' RNA . M I 1 I gl an 9 , 4 ,T x Wwff' 5 H - 1, AQ? 1 f f u f , A , O 1' . W, ' :Q 1 a I' ' ' ,, A gh , Q .f , -,W-,. ,wfwwwjf Z QQQWI I 5 X, . Q - A W Y . 4 'f- i 1 ,W 4 ,f 2 jgfk y ,f , If' 4 f V W - f , ff ,, W W '2 ' J ,T J 4, J . 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Wm-W,,, g, , f 0 if f -Www , 1 , 6 , , ' f J K 43 V K V ' Q f ' My ' 'c'W:',i',: X f , ,, 1 Q NX W if f 'f ,f , 5 , J , vp-kr, . , 4 'X M ' , -vw '- f ff'9'H.,. Q Afwmfiifme 4, wg, -.w ,. f 42, w,.,,,X 4 5, fqff 2 SWS 'Ehsfff WSW! x , w 4 Z 3 I , ,xg xx, f X x X . sxwgi' 'S TNI' 'I ,J w - X-ffw Q W Q 4 W 3 ZSQQ TT I ,QR , 5 'Www 'mf ,lf . f ' 1 K .. I at ,. ,Q 1 I I 'I ,' 1 'I , A , f . -' . Q 5 2495 J M g . l 3 wiv? 7 4 W' ' Reactor Control Reactor Control Division is a thirty- man division with the prime responsibil- ity of safe operation, maintenance, and maintenance of records of all in- strumentation, protection, and con- trols associated with the reactor plant. Following several months of intensive study, individuals are qualified by the Commanding Officer in a reactor safe- guards board to stand reactor opera- tor and shutdown reator operator watches. These watches and main- tenance require many hours of work which go beyond normal work hours. Nuclear reactors require constant ob- servation vid instrumentation. The divi- sion mans the two watches which are maintained 24 hours a day, whether the reactor is critical or shutdown. This is done to monitor the two nuclear re- actors which make the BAINBRIDGE self-sustaining without fossil fuels. Reactor Laboratories Reactor Laboratories Division is re- sponsible for controlling propulsion plant chemistry, including both reactor and steam plant water. in addition, the engineering laboratory technicians qELT'sj maintain a careful and com- plete survey program to ensure proper radiological controls are in effect at all times, thus providing maximum crew safetv durlna all propulsion plant evolu- tions. Reactor Training The Reactor Training Division, often better known as The CQirf8c'if Drill Team , is responsible for all Engineering Department training. The division is composed of select qualified mem- bers of E, RC, RL, and M Divisions, and an Engineering Technical Librarian. To- gether, these men coordinate and di- rect the training of the engineers and are a ready source of information and answers to questions on reactor and steam plant systems and their oper- ations. The division also routinely con- ducts drills in the propulsion plant which greatly help to maintain the high state of readiness of the engineroom watchstanders. Training is an all-impor- tant endeavor, and RT division meets the challenge. -E1 L... ' ifQe1 i' lst row: ET2 GAHAGEN, ET2 NEAL, ET2 WIMMER, ET2 KLARICH 2nd row' ET4 LOPEZ ETSN MITTLER, ET3 FLICK, ET2 HOLMAN, ETCS BLANCHARD. CAMERA SHY: ET'l ETl SIEVERS, ET'l JONES, ETl NESSIM, ET'l MCINTIRE, ET2 CORNETTI, M , ET2 DOYLE, ET2 DICKMAN, ET2 DORNBROCK, ET2 IVEY, ET2 WEG- ANN, ET2 JOHNSON, ET2 KIRSHCHBAUN, ET2 LICHTY, ET2 MCKNIGHT, ET2 WURST, ET3 THERACTOR, ET2 PARKER, ET3 SIMPSON, ET2 ROBERTS, ET2 RYDER, ET2 RYKEN. 'Fo' nf' XM, A X 'lst row: MM2 SHERROW, MM2 GLASSBROOK, MM'l HOCHSTETTER, MM2 HARRIS. 2nd row: MM2 JACOBSON, MM2 WOOLRIDGE, MM2 WERIAU, MM2 RUSSELL, lOl SCHWAGLE. CAMERA SHY: MMFN HEBERT, MM3 LARSON, MM2 THORNE, MM2 JOHNSON, MM2 HANSEN . rrEi2, MM2 JAcoBsoN 2nd row: iviivii Nuu, Eiviz ivicPHER- sgrIiOxLVrJ'Z'sH3rexPJsDo:riiJ,Si-52 PETER. CAMERA suv: ET2 DORNBROCK. 37 Q xy mr e ,X,X WQWMW 1 'G Hey! Thais The Potable Water Valve! I ff 1 'If fi H 1 Q: ,f:,:5 1 1 O I W! W 7f 5 I . 7 W QW Z 'K 1, . f i. f W 1 g E, X i ': ,f if gil I ss 'fi K , N if , 5' G X. , K-NX 5 X .MX ss Ti sm Nm-ss sr s. WN Y 1135-1 E I s Y X b ' - h X1 x N 'T s- +L, K X is ., 1- fs.mswNQ , ss .9 ws ' 1 I . 1 .-'E QI 'L Jgqgm.. 'W-R ,, Y ' +ff-Y-an if -Q, ,M .51 4, ' X- NH:-T.. ,A- Q -M 'wgg--A, Q J. W9 gff' . -rf vs,s,,-s,- , . Ik FTS M Division, composed of The True 'isnipes of The Engineering DeporTmenT, is responsible for dll The fluid ond meohdnicdl sysTems dssocidTed wiTh The ship's Two nucledr propulsion pldnTs. The divi- sion is spliT inTo Two sepordTe subdivisions, lvl-I ond lvl-2, responsible for The forwdrd ond dfTer engine rooms ond duxilidry rooms, respecTively. The nucledr-Trdined mdchinisT moTes ore ex- Tremely close-kniT ond Tdke pride in The fdoT ThdT They ore responsible for BAINBRIDGE doing whdT iT does beTTer Thdn ony oTher ship-Trdvel from PoinT'lA To PoinT olwdys undervvdy on Time wiTh 30+ knoT speeds in reddy reserve. ln oddi- Tion To providing propulsion, M Division moinTdins The ship's service Turbine generdTors, ond pro- vides The ship wiTh low pressure dir, high pressure dir, service sTedm dnd poTdble woTer. 'IST row: MM2 HOHNSON, MM3 KENNEDY, MM2 TAFEL, MM2 O'LEARY, MM2 HAWKINS, MM2 ROMMES, MM2 RINKER, 2nd row: MM2 WITT, MM2 WHITELY, MM2 COO- PER, MM2 HEDRICK, MM2 MERRITT, MM2 HAHN, MM2 BELLIS, MM2 ASKEW, MM2 HEISHMAN. 3rd row: MM3 CWIKLINSKI, MM3 VOLKER, MM3 DODSON, MM3 HER- RON, MM3 WELUSZ 'IST row: MMC EDMISTON, MM2 FURNARI, MM3 CWIK- LINSKI, MM3 HAWKINS, MM2 LEKAS, LTJG MOORE. 2nd row: MM2 DAVID DODSON, MM2 HAHN, MM2 FARRELL, MM2 SKRATULIAS, MM2 HAGER, MMI MAIR, MM2 WHITE- LY, MM2 HITE. ea . 1 3 im-W---V Now I Lay Me Down To Sleep Who Said You Had To Take The Shell Off? Must Be Tough ,MH QL Q59 cm all if 'A Isn'1 That The Sun, Haven'1 Seen Thai For Days I Love lt! 8 4225 QQ ri S Y S Q, ,T Q9 W DX d Th' k You' In They Would 1 1 2 B Let You Sleep In X' Cfnfclq flmmoee 'Ma LIGHT C 6 429 Q' Q Pa T FrOr1T: EM2 MERRIL, EM3 HARGITT Center: EMC ROSAL, LT LITTLE 3rd row: EMC ROTTI, EIVI2 CANTER, Llfh row: EM4 QUALLS, FN VARGAS Electrical FrOr1TZ EM2 STARKS, EM3 KIETH, EM2 PETTITT, CenTer2 EM4 BIRNEY, EM2 HELM, EM2 SHAWLEY, Bock: EM2 HODGES, IC4 WEAVER, EM2 LEAS, EM3 LINDERS, EM4 CASTILLO, EM3 WAC-SNER. X T fx , ik 'JS N f '- win-STE Th' X E KA WMQ gww if L-R: ICC FOERSCHLER, EMCS PROVOST, EM2 BROWN EM3 BOWMAN, IC'I SMITH Divisions Front: EM3 CARRILLO, EM2 MATWICHUK, EM2 CLAUGHLIN Center: EM2 REEDER, EM2 BARTON, EM2 MCPHERSON, IC3 HOLBRON EM2 PRICE. Bock: EMI LEAHY, EMI MIBLOCK, EM2 LIECHTY, EM2 TRAWICK, EM2 FISHER, IC2 DITTO yy-our- ' V558 'XX 'LT frm. Whether it's lighting, dir conditioning, or fire control, dll power for the BAINBRIDGE electricdl needs is pro- duced dnd distributed by E Divlsion's electricidns. The division is mdde up of three work centers. The forwdrd dnd dfter enginerooms ore responsible for the 60 cy- cle ship's service generdtors, reoctor cooldnt pump- ing power generotors, ond emergency generdtors. They dlso mdintdin the redctor duxilidries ond other electricdl equipment in the enginerooms. The topside work center is tdsked with the mdintendnce ond op- erotion of the 400 cycle generdtors ond distribution. They dlso mdintoin dll lighting topside, the dir condi- tioning pldnts, steering gedr motors, ond numerous other gedr throughout the ship. i i Wm ,, jg, wnnnvagyi f A, , , Q, N, ,V ,X ff X J I K 9 X , , Zz A f f f 7 ' f 5 1- f ', - 4 f , , ' 7 Vf 1' f f , fy, F Ff , fgfihff f mf ff -,,,, ' f ff, ,W f .f 1 f f f W' f Z V f 'vw M' M ' 7' - f 'W f, ,f w Front EN4 Holden, MMFN SAMP, HTFN HANRAHAN, HTFN PLEMONS, MR1 VASQUEZ. BQCRZ FN MCCULLOUGH, FN ADAMS, HT3 SCHELL, HT2 SAGE, MMFA EVANSON, FN LISTON 250 NVQ ,. fffuwv i T F ii T I 'Wa' QW'-4 'K Af 451 row: me OROHARO, MMS MULHAL, HT3 MATTINGLY, HT4 BEOKENBAOH, HTFN KINSEL, ivirvics POSTEMA 2nd row: FN BURNS Hr2 HEATH, rviivi2 ADAMS, ENS LUTHER, rviivis BURKE, HTS JOHNSON X IDIIWIIA IITUN The Auxiliories Division is composed of mony roTinQS: En- ginernen, Hull Technicions, Mo- chiniST MoTeS, Mochinery Re- poirrnen, ond non-roTed Fire- men. A-Gong Owns or oper- oTeS eqUiprnenT in virTUoiIy ev- ery Spoce Oboord BAIN- BRIDGE. The Enginemen rnoin- Toin bOTh emergency diesel generoTorS ond The Ship'S OOOT engines. The Hull Technicions provide fire fighTinQ ond dorn- oge conTroI experTiSe ond ore coiled on for oimoST ony kind of repdir ond conSTrucTion OS well os owning O well-Trdvelied RoTo RooTer . The iViochiniST IVIoTeS rnoinTOin oimoST oil hy- droulics ond moST goiiey equip- rhenT, operoTe The oir condi- Tioning UniTS ond mony fluid sys- Tems. Mochinery Repoirrnen con moke OlrnoST onyThing from ,STock pieces of rneTOI, VYTGKIFTQ A Division one of The bUsieST on poord BAINBRIDGE. 'O Q f fi' I T 0? 512 , - mg, !j . fx i ,fXfX LT HICKS LT AGUILERA Z 7 ,ff ' H f LTJG BARNES LTJG HOWARD f ,gi X ,fx XX fx ENS BEARY 7-7 W s ,ry Y 'T' .?. .Q S Q. ,F , ms s ss l up . b ,, X O Q , WSWA X LCDR G.H. Able LCDR Able, of West Columbia, South Carolina, graduated from the Naval Academy and re- ceived his commission in June, 4969. His first tour was as Engineering Officer in the USS DETECTOR CMSO-Li29Q, homeported in Charleston, South Carolina. He remained stationed in Charleston until 4975, serving as navigator in USS MACDON- OUOI-i QDLG-85 and USS MOUNT BAKER CAE-345. While stationed in these three east coast ships, LCDR Able made four Mediterranean deploy- ments. Upon completion of his tour with MOUNT BAKER, he served a tour of shore duty at Naval Station, Norfolk, Virginia, and in August, 4978, re- ported aboard BAINBRIDGE for duty. J dvd... ,K .f I I gl- 'S ' P nfbmwj ff OS2 CHRIS BECK IS CONGRATULATED FOR HIS 'I,OOOTh INTERCEPT BY REAR ADMIRAL C-UREK AND CAPTAIN ALMSTEDT. BELOW OSI FISHER ANTICIPATES ANOTHER MID-WATCH AND OS2 WERTZ ADJUSTS HIS BIKE. CNN A I Sf 4ff,,,w0'Y ' , SIM - 3, ' ' A ' ' I W, A -.A IQJQJJ11:.'.z.,....-1-:':'.1-L-1 A-72 --, 'y jg '. 21 , . Wy.. i Vt, Wx, iff, 1 lsr row: me HOWARD, OS2 BECK, OS2 SARKER, OS2 FARRELL, 2nd row: OS4 SzucH, OST FISHER, OS2 EDISON, OS2 WERTZ, GSSN MAOOONALO, OSSN MARSH, OSSN cASTRO, OSSN TARNOWSKI, OSS eiu, OSS eRoSScuP, OSSN NORMAN, OSSN RANZER, OS2 ARNHART, OSS ELY, Siu row: OS2 STUTHEIT, OSSN SEIBER, OSSN BURKE, OSSN STINSON, OS2 JACKSON, OSS IDII IIDII Vllx II IDN An OperqTiOns SpeciOlisT is One of The mosT demonding Ond chollenging roTeS The Novy offers. IT is O roTe ThoT musT be, Ond is, filled by selecT individuols cqpoble of Thinking quickly Ond mdking spliT-Second decisions insTincTively. In COmbOT lnformOTiOn CenTer, The viTol nerve cenTer of The ship, OS's perform Their Tosks which direcTly OffecT The sOfeTy ond fighTing copociTy of The ship. FlexibiliTy is O musT for on OS, for he musT be Thoroughly fomilior wiTh every worfore Oreo such Os onTi-Oir, OnTi-submorine Ond onTi-surfoce worfore, ond The cOmplexiTieS They enTOil. An OS musT conTrol heIicOpTers ond supersonic OircrOfT. He direcTs fighTer OircrofT oTTocks ond coordinOTes in-flighT refueling. He musT idenTify friendly ond enemy surfoce Ond Oir cOnTqcTs, ond simulTOneously supervise O lorge number of ships in The proper procedures for vorious 'operOTiOns. He is direcTly involved in cOmmunicoTions Ond nOvigoTion. AT seo he con eosily spend 42 or more hours O doy OT his woTch sTdTion, which moy require inTense menTol concenTrOTion ond quick decision-mdking informoTion. ln essence, The OS provides The necessdry decision mdking informoTion for The Commonding Officer, Then corries ouT his decisions. To be on effecTive OS requires consTOnT vigilonce, endless hours of Troining Ond preporOTion, ond O vdsT OmounT of knowledge obouT The roTe. This lnfiniTe vorieTy Of Tosks which on CS musT perform requires O speciol Type of individuol, ond The OS's of BAINBRIDGE hove proven ThoT They umeosure up To The sTricT requiremenTs demonded. IVIACHEL. , UQ 1 L X L AND THEY WONDER WHO DOES ALL THE WORK. SM2 FRITTS, SM3 PLANTY, SMC MILLER, SMSN LOYA, SM2 LUBLINER, SM3 STOPPELMOOR 4 1 f Mm' . Q 1 4 E fp 'Wye I e , ii ii A Dx. X F , . ,J 1 b jf ,A-?f'g, '5 .,,1 . .di A z 1' r 3 . A Q' ps. .. lv I ' ' ' ,, ' N l T 4, . V. 5 , f -' f-:QM r 'Qs TH? 6 V S K . 5 a . 'T VX 'if 'r 1 -1 45+ row: RMSA JARAMILLO, RM3 OORDON, RMSN MOOUBBIN, 2nd row: RM3 Burerzriu, RM2 LOPEZ, RM2 RUPERT. ard row: RM2 ATAIDE, RM3 APODAOA, RM2 DORMAN, RMSN HIOHT. camera Shy: Rrvlc OESFORD, RMT OASTRENOE, RM2 KUHN, RMSN DAVIDSON. IDIIWIIA II UN' Effective communicotions is perhops one of The most imporTonT ospects of O commond. BAIN RIDGE is known Throughout The fleet os one of The best in ochieving The Voice of Command . Whether iT wos visuol communicotions by OC's Sig- nolmen, or electronic communicotions by The Rodio- men, BAINBRIDGE conTinuOIIy seT The stondords of communicotions which, in most coses, other ships could only hope To mointoin. Suffering no mojor com- municotion breokdowns, OC division hondled, bvirtuolly error-free, more Thon 35,000 messoges, not To men- Tion Thousonds of visuol Tronsmissions. The BAINBRIDGE Mars Station, NNOCNP, operoted out of rodio, oiso mode mony phone coils home for crewmembers. All in dll, The BAINBRIDGE communicotors demon- sTroTed ThOT, either in The Third or The Seventh Fleet, They Truly Ore The Best in The West. Q' 7' 5 ,. iw is . r . AX , 3 Q 'Z Y M4- if NK X M T ' TT L 'fr 11- W HERE M IIDIIWIIN II UN EIecTronic Worfdre is o viTdI link in The comboT reodiness of The ship. During This depIoymenT, OIVI Division proved over ond over dgdin The irnporTonce of eiecTronic vvorfore for deTecTion, Trocking, ond eoriy worning. The nine men in OM Division come book from The depIoyrnenT os o Teom of seosoned veTerons wiTh severol 'iTrophies for Their efforTs, including crediT from The Tosk group for eoriy deTecTion of severol Russion surfoce comboTonTs ond oircrofT. LeTTers of ComrnendoTion were dworded by COMCARORU SEVEN To Three mem- bers of The division for Their ouTsTdnding performonoe of duTy. A smoli division, OM Division sTonds Toll ornong iTs peers. WHERE'S STAN? xi - WHERE WAS I? . . . A GOOD BREAK NEVER HURT ANYONE . . . , u?'5 fb ZZ 55? 'fff'42m,.V, I ' , ,. ,, 5' X E ,M 5511 gvvu1uwu-.-..,,,,,f,,,-.4rllnnmv:a-- --I my M M wQ'. H tfi.. 'OOO , , ' ' 'OO' I Q . Mi' 1ST row: EW2 HENSLEY, EW2 GONZALES, EW2 COOK, EW2 CORBET, 2nd row: LT AGUILERA, EW3 KHOUTEK, EW'I HOGBERG-, EW2 LACE, EW3 SKOKAN. H2 Aguilera 1 s DI . . In has momem' of posslon . . . Push buffon if-41 ond Turn knob cl . . . Oflicer p .O U 99 gs J'o .Je 'Og paso., , 6 , 5- , O J X A Q' ENS PODOBA, BMC SIMPSON, BM2 BRENNAN, BM3 PERSINGER, BM4 AINA. BM3 GREGORY, BM3 MCNAB. IN FRONT: BM2 BRAD BM3 RODRIQUEZ lFIIll3Slf IDIIWIIA IIIDN WHERE'S BAl.DA'?'?? Seamanship, The lasT basTion of a Tradifion daTing back Thousands of years To The Phoenicians, Chinese, Greeks, EgypTians, and Romans, is sTill alive and well on The BAINBRIDGE. Long before nuclear power, elecTronic navigafion, and missile sysfems, seamanship esTabIished The foundafion for sea power. Today, nobody does iT beTTer Than The Firsf Division on BAINBRIDGE. I I lvlarlinspike seamanship is defined as The arf of handling and working wiTh line or rope. During This deploymenT, The arTisT's signalure belonged To every person in FirsT Division. Long hours Gnd generally unglamorous work are The Trademarks of The Boafswainsmafe rafing. lvlainTaining The ship's appearance is a never-ending job which involves The arduous chore of chipping, IDf959VV'DQf and poinTing BAINBRIDGE from sTem To sTern. 'TDEATH TO RUNNING RUST is The baTTle cry of The BoaTswainsmaTe. The bulk of The logisTic supporT reauired To keep BAINBRIDGE running during The egcfended aT- sea periods was provided by The sevenTeen Underway Replenishmenfs execufed wiTh The usual excellence of FirsT Division Teamwork. More Than 300 safe helicopTer landings Took placenon The BAINBRIDGE flighT deck wiTh The exTraordinary Teamwork of FirsT Division personnel leading The airborne lifeline of mail, supplies, and personnel. lT goes wiThouT saying ThaT Firsf Division will always be FIRST in everyfhing They do. gy, fwfyf' s MW ,, N, .W +- X .I 4? 37,1 , X J, 2 ,ML , ff '4 I X S7 f. f ,,. ,.-gli. WHO TIED THESE KNOTS! WAIT AN HOUR OR TWO-I JUST OPENED UP IST row: SA GRECO, BMSN IKIRT, FN MCCOLAUGH, BM3 ADAMS, SA SINNETT, SN ANDIS, SN BALDA. 2nd row: SA DOTSON, SN LEONARD, SA TERRY, SN GRIFFIN, SN BROWN. 3rCI row: SN NAVARRO, SA DARDEEN, SA WILLIAMS, BM3 STETTLER, SN NIEVES, SA MCCALEB, SA FERGER, SA SMITH. n 5 5 S'-':,,, E. C. , N 1, ,LVA if' V' 4 I... JJ A I.. 4 s n, nhusnuou-vwurk f A , X-:eww V me RUBINO me SCHOBERT ENS KAPLAN ENS HARMON CWO2 STEVENS MR. NMAC MCLAUGHLIN 0 C9 uv ii The CombaT SysTems DeparTmenT is made up of many differenT specialisTs in such varied fields as missiles, communicaTions, compuTers, sonar, radar, and sysTem TesTing. These highly-Trained individuals form Th e nucleus of The CombaT Sys- Tem on BAINBRIDGE. Their hard work and dedi- caTion To ukeeping The gear up have made BAINBRIDGE one of The mosT powerful weapons plaTforms in The UniTed STaTes Navy Today. LCDR Greenoe hails from Medford, Oregon. He graduaTed from The Naval Academy in T967 and served his firsT Tour of dufy in USS DYNAMIC CMSO-4323. In T969 he moved To Rhode lsland for a Tour as Weapons Officer in USS LESTER QDE-10223. He commenced a Tour of shore dufy in Naples, lfaly, in 1971 as parT of CTF-67 sTaff. From There LCDR Greenoe wenT To USS AJAX for a Two-year Tour as FirsT LieuTenanT. In 1978 he aTTended DeparTmenT Head School aT NewporT, Rhode Island, and reporT- ed aboard BAINBRIDGE in June, 4979. .......-...l ' x - c I-ll IIDIIWI s IIIDN I . F-I Division, the largest division in the Combat Systems Department, is comprised of six separate work centers. The Fire Control Technicians, FT's, of F-4 Division are responsible for the operation and maintenance of BAINBRIDGE's Main Battery weapons systems, primary air search radar, and the all-new Harpoon Surface Missile System. The equipments involved are many and varied. F-l's eyes are the AN fSPSA8 Air Search Radar, and four AN f SPG-55B Fire Control Radars. Its brain consists of two digital computer complexes with two digital computer systems each. Underway, FT's are found in any of their spaces from the fifth deck to the O6 level or manning any station where security is set. fs mv Ml. 1 K ' f. , , 9 .7 Z 7 row: FTMSN ROSE, FTM2 WELCH, FTM3 LACY, FTM2 MITCHELL, FTM3 ADAMS FTM DAVIS, FTM2 SENNA' FTM3 KREBSI FTMSN PINARD FTM . 3 GONZALES, FTM2 MURRIL, FTM2 POPEJOY. 2nd rowi FTM3 ANZMAN, FTM2 MORKUNAS, FTM2 MILLER, FTM2 FTM1 THAXTON' FTM2 MACDONALD' FTM3 HERRERA gTlRRrTERN2'gAhisEpIrDAL, 3rd row. FTMC HALL, FTM2 HUNTER, FTMSN JOHNSON, FTM2 RANSE, FTM2 TUTT, FTM2 MCNEISH, FTM2 MENSER, f , M1 MORELAND, FTM2 MARTIN, FTMSN WILLIAMS, FTM3 MARKEY, FTMSN COON, FTM3 MCCASLAND, LTJG RUBINO. 4 After a few f years you I., too can be eg V, here LTJG X . Rubino Dlvlsion Officer i ' Radar set ANfSPC-3-55B Mod 8 is a long-range tacti- cal shipboard fire control radar used to automatically qcquire and track designated targets and provide positional and velocity data to the MK 452 Comput- er, It automatically generates and transmits guid- ance information used by Terrier Beam-Riding Missiles in flight. lt also generates and transmits continuous- wave illumination information used by homing stan- dard missiles in flight. The maintenance and opera- tion of these systems is provided by nine to eleven FT's. l DIRECTOR CONTROL ROOM iff fit actually works iffy A 1:51 'X 'I' . 5 925' 5 , t X uf l DIRECTOR CONTROL 42 . QEveryone look! Chief made it in the picturep Director Control The digital computer complex contains the digital computer and associated equipment necessary to solve Terrier Fire Control problems for air, surface, and shore targets. The digital computer complex processes information from, and outputs information to, NTDS, Fire Control Radar, Weapons Direction Sys- tem, and the Guided Missile Launching System. Major equipments in the computer complex are the MK 452 Computer, Digital Data Recorder MK 49, lnputfOut- put Console MK 77, and Signal Data Converter MK 75. The maintenance and operation of these systems is provided by four to six FT's. -5- e--..u,,ML-W i .. COMPUTER PLOT iff I qDon't be shy Bob, so you fixed it, big dealj COMPUTER PLOT 42 CScott, where are your gIasses'?y Computer Plot N4 - wharf. 4 F-1 up 'ro Now? . 'rm Work Or Play? 48 Radar The ANXSPS-ABAQVQ is a tnree-coordi- nate, height-finding, air-search, multiple- beam, frequency-scanning, computer- controlled, pulsed radar. It provides accu- rate range, azimuth, and elevation data to the Naval Tactical Data System. The main- tenance and operation of this system is provided by four to six FT's. How was Japan, Ken? Come on Don. we need t O QGT back to our strenuous work. And I have to work with this guy! Harpoon The Harpoon Weapons Sys- tem is the primary shipboard weapon for the engagemerii of surface targets. Incorporat- ed withing the system are two four-missile canister launchers, the Harpoon Weapon1SyST9fTi computer, and the Weapon Control Indicator System. The maintenance and operation of this system is provided by TWO to three FT's. 2 Y .n XX,,Q W .X,, To ,, . w---- x If we we .T XX.x R :ego T r 1 A Q , MM ' V A 1. r ' llllllliN Q no E X My?:.?4.u:g N.. W.,g-K ,i-,o,,,T- -Q T U , va W AQ K N A . F S n f in , ...,, V I xv Q. .,W.X,.. T,x-xsww fx M xrlv ,V fX , ,xk , .pw VL VV , 5 ' 45,i,4,,Q,,,,,, ...M AfTer 2 yeors you'd Think I'd be off This deToiI. CWhen you're Well Poul, oT IeosT you're on The phones. The Chief rnusT good. . .j Think someThing of you HA When The Chance Came . . . We Saw Land ff :-I , 4 fd if Q . X STGC LITTLE, STG4 EICHENLAUB, GMTI WIDGREN, LTJG KLIEN. 4? Q-'A as GMT3 MLACHAK, GMT1 WIDGREN, GMT3 BECHER, STG2 CHASE, STGSN BENGE, STG3 BOWMAN, STG2 LOWE, STG3 . . . and here we go again. Operating and maintaining the ship's Anti- Submarine Warfare Systems CASWy, ASW Fire Control, the Anti-Submarine Rocket Launcher CASROC3, Torpedo Tubes, and all other ASW weapons is the responsibility of the Sonar Technicians CSTGQ, Gunnersmate Technicians CGMTQ, and Torpedomen CTMQ. Always onthe alert for hostile submarines, F2 Division lives in the world below the sea's surface, giving BAINBRIDGE its very important ASW capabi- lity. GlVlT's maintain the material condition of the ASROC Launcher Group. TM's maintain BAINBRlDGE's Surface Vessel Torpedo Tubes. STG's are responsible for the operation and maintenance of the ship's Sonar System. COAKLEV, STGSN HANSEN, STG2 SMITH, STG2 FRENCH, STG3 HART, STG-SN ROGOZIENSKI, STG3 WARD, STGSN MAILLOUX, STG2 NOLAN, GMT3 RITER, STG3 MARTIN. '5'!4'3? SQCCA V, ,Nl 62 WMWWYWW' asm Tx I I DA HARD AT WORK AGAIN. 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A , I sq yX MQ ,gm ,IJ by L-:V S. :-Qi! 51,55 ,,X5XX SLAC, I-X X ff.-X A X Q: S -f '-I IW ?45':i'-Q-vf w' 0 SZ, 0 2-swTXX:xEw,-,r:1XLrSXswm me W, XE-XQXXT RAXX,-NwXZ.X5?XS '1sr row. GMM3 LEVESQUE, GMM3 SAUNTRY, G-MM3 CURTIS, GMM3 SCHIELEDER, GMMSN MATTSON, LT LLEWELLYN GMMC MORGAN, GMM2 GMM3 PARKER, GMM3 BAKER, GMM3 HARRIS, 2nd row: , KSON GMM3 WAGNER GMM2 MCDANIELS GMG2 WARES, GMM3 STILES, G-MM3 WILSON, JAC , , X , G-MM2 ROGERS, GMM4 PAYNE, ENS HARMON, GMMC STAPLES. 1 'fund W, f f K .. , -,.. if ...F viUbv- :Obi il ' ..,, ,.. .. i ., I XXX x i N xx X X Your doing good MdTT: WoTch The 2nd Cldss do iT. Did you geT ThoT big onel? -ing get T2 ' 'N - ,-4 2 A X..t'f '? ox E L- T K G Division, The Missile ond Gunnery Division, comprises Two of The Ndvy's Gunnersmdie rdTings: The GMM qMi- silesj ond The GMG CGunsj. The GMM's ore responsible for The mdinTenonce ond upkeep of The sophisTicdTed eleciricdl, elecTronic, mechdnicol, ond hydrdulic equipmenT of The Guided Missile Lounching SysTems os well os performing vdrious ldunching sysTems TesTs ond overdll ComboT SysTem TesTs. They ore dlso responsible for The mdinTendnce, sdfe hondling, ond sToroge of The vdrious missiles used dboord BAINBRIDGE. The GMG's ore responsible for The mdinTenonce dnd upkeep of The vorious smdll drms held obodrd ond The sdfe hondling ond sToroge of smdll drms dmmuniTion. i ,Wm ,si If K T ' yn 3 4 ,Q 3 Q ' 0 ' ' ...hu , . it ., f . . al x , .M ' 1 ' gil.1.. 4 f 'W ,Q X it V V X , Q . . 4 I 1 f 711, I V 4 gf! A V ,f ' 1 5 f ff! lsr row: DSC MERRIAM, icEN CREED, Jos Dvvoi2NiCK, :CEN EARLEY, ics DOBRZYNSKI, ENS KAPLAN. 2nd row: DS2 VELEZ, ic2 JOHNK, DS3 vviLLiAivi3, ics RATLIEE, ics JOHNSON, DS3 Co3TiCH, DS2 NEIL, IC2 ERBE, CAMERA 3Hv- D32 A3HEoreD, D32 LABUGUEN. Mx 'B l ll WT- .., . f t I gf' sf I M . if ' : aff' .' .' gs.,-. -1745' 14.4. .. CD IDII VIIA IIIDN CD Division is made up of three work centers containing Interior Communications Electricians, Data Systems Technicians, and a Journalist. I WL0l consists of six IC men who maintain the ship's extensive internal communications systems, alarms systems, and gyrocom- pass systems. WLO2 consists of a Journalist for operation and an IC man for maintenance of the Shipboard Information, Training, and Entertainment System SSITE TVQ. the ship's two radio stations, and the television monitors t roughout the ship. In addition, the Journal- ist prepares a daily news report and a weekly paper while DAIH- BRIDGE is deployed, and assists the Public Affairs Officer with his duties. WN04 consists of four DS's who are responsible -for 'the maintenance of the Computers, displays, and communicatiohs equipment of the ship's Navy Tactical Data System CNTDSQ, and ITS interface with the ship's Weapons Systems. With all of these duties and responsibilities, it is easy to see why CD Division's motto is UCAN DO!! 2 l Q i ll il gf. if :lla 9 WHADDYA' MEAN AM I A QUALIFIED TECH?! l CI-IRIS FARLEY, NUCLEAR DECK TECHNICIAN T 1 in 7 11 .X X .Z YE OLDE SPS37-STATUS PLEASE? YOU BETTER BELIEVE I'M AN ANGEL, AND A GRAPE WINE TESTER, ALSO. 'bg ls Q W f 1 X f 1 V xv 4-any ,A .ww ,.,.f-MV' .-v 0.u-. L To R: MR. MCLAUGHLIN, ET3 VENERABLE, ET2 GUNDERSON, ET3 SIPES, ET2 TAYLOR, ET2 STRACK, ET3 FAMIGLIETTI, ETC SANFORD, ET3 NYS- TROM ET3 WYGOCKI , . 'C IDIIVI SIITUN A Tremendous orroy of elecfronic equipmenT is necessory To imple- menT The hosf of funcfions dnd commiTmenTs required dbodrd q Nucleor-Powered Guided Missile Cruiser. The Division qssigned The EnporTdnT responsibiliiy for moinTenqnce qnd repdir of This geor is CE ivision. Three sepdroTe groups form This division, eqch hdving iTs own qred of responsibiliTy. Convenfiondl seqrch dnd ndvigoTion rqdqrs qnd rd- ddr repedTers, olong wiTh The Lordn, TACAN, dnd SoTelliTe NqvigdTion compufer, ore moinTdined by one work cenfer. The second work cenfer is responsible for dll communicqTions equipmenT. The vdsT orrdy of TrdnsmiTTers, receivers, couplers, ond Crypfo encoding de- vices requires consfdnf oTTenTion To keep BAINBRIDGE 'Ton The qir. The Third work cenfer is responsible for keeping dll The TesT equipmenT funcfioning qnd cqlibrqTed so repdirs con be mode To The oTher sysfems ds required. The relidbilify of The complex geqr under cognizqnce of The Com- bdf SysTems DepqrTmenT is pdrdmounT if The ship is To cqrry ouT iTs mission successfully. Therefore, The high sTondqrds of Technicdl know- how dnd performance of CE personnel con be fully qpprecidTed. Q-. W 57 M Z if A 'I967 GRADUATE OF THE NAVAL ACADEMY, LCDR NELSON MADE HIS PLUNGE INTO THE NAVAL SERVICE FOLLOWING HIS GRADUATION FROM NSCS ATHENS, GA, WITH A FIRST TOUR OF DUTY ON THE USS PATRICK HENRY, SSBN 599. FROM THERE IT WASDUTY AT MARE ISLAND NSY, CA, FOLLOWED BY A STOP IN MONTEREY FOR GRADUATE WORK IN OPERATIONS ANALYSIS AND THE NSC PEARL HARBOR, HI, BEFORE ASSUMING HIS PRESENT DUTIES ABOARD BAINBRIDGE. AS SUPPLY OF- FICER, HE HAS KEPT THE VARIOUS DEPARTMENTS ON BAINBRIDGE WELL-EOUIPPED, ,WHETHER IN THE WEAP- ONS FIELD OR ADMINISTRATIVE BRANCH. LCDR T. Nelson os, M54 5ALucHA, M53 MANANSALA M52 REYES Msc olwA 2nd row M53 Eec-Eres M53 'cAiCrgr?AiE2:T4QFAMgSil5lDrE1ECb?4!'5Nr!AeoRio, Mssrv BRINES, Mssrv srEvEN5oN M52 5ANro5 Ervs 51-xrrono S I-ll IIDIIWIIS IITUN i S-4 Division is composed of Disbursing Clerks QDKQ, Mess Mon- ogemenf Speciolisfs CMSQ, lvlessdeck-lvlosfer-AT-Arms QMDMAAJ, ond Food Service Affendonfs QFSAJ or messcooks. The DK's ore responsible for dssisfing The crew wiTh finonciol moffers ond submiTTing occurofe informofion To NFC, Cleve- lond, who mdinfoins The mdsfer poy occounfs of Ndvy mem- bers. Processing Trovel cloims, ollofmenfs, ond The bi-monfhly poyroll ore only o few oreos in which The DK's ore involved. Seven doys o week from 0430 unTil 4830, The MS's ore in The gdlley preporing meols for The crew. Underwoy opproximdTely five hundred men ore fed Three Times o doy, while inporf obouf Two hundred men ore fed per meol. Besides The moin course The ship's bokers musT produce dll The breod ond pos- Try for eoch meol. The breod requiremenTs for one doy require Ten To Twelve hours of work. ln The normol roufine of on MS, os one meol is finished, onoTher is sTorTed wiTh confinous cleoning Throughouf The doy unTil ThoT Idsf meol is served of 4830. The MDMAA, who is o firsT or second closs peTTy officer, ond The FSA's, who ore non-rofed men ossigned for ninefy-doy Tours, ore responsible for moinfoining proper moTeriol ond soni- Tofion condifions on The messdecks. The MDIVIAA supervises The FSA's in cleoning The Enlisfed Dining Fdcilify, scullery, serv- ing lines, ond ossociofed equipmenf, os well os ond lodding ond breoking ouf sTores for The golley. ' ,,,. M33 TRIPKE X xx- Sirk sw X tw 'xv wwf ff f' ' Z wi Q' ' . , , ,, ,fy Z wuwfy 0 If X , M, Zjwzxyf f 1 Q ' Wf?9'f!f.5-- 1,9 21 f ,Qu , , Aff 'V ,, VZWYGI W, K7 M 4, Y M , , L,,, X-f .uh . .uf V,-, f 1' ff f 2 , 6 M4 MVWM 'ff-f' ,m E, . ,fy W' ,gf V ix n xg. fm X 'ff,,K,. 5 A . xx! uw ,ag ' W -M .9 , . ,., ,4- f -Q 'f-na.,-4-. I - V, MM'-.,,N W -..,,-M ff 4 , SHSN ARNOLD, SHSN MURILLO, SH2 BULLOCK, SH2 GRIF- FIN SH's-Ship's Servicemen- Ship's STore Laundry Barbershop Vending Machines Keeping The laundry operaTing, The ship's sTore sTocked, The hair cuT, and The sodas cold - iT's all parT of The job. Throw in The responsibiliTy of a 860,000 WESTPAC invenTory and you've goT The picTure., Keep- ing up wiTh The needs and wanTs of The crew Takes irnaginaTion and some work. lT's all a parT of 'lService To The FleeT. SK's-STorekeepers- Receipis L ExpendiTures Records InvenTories Purchasing Where's The parT I ordered? WhaT Turn-in? l need The parT now! AAAAH! Oh well, iT's jusT anoTher day for Supply SupporT. lT's a good feeling being able To help The crew. If iT's in The sysTem we'll find iT, and some- Times even if iT isn'T, iT'll Turn up. WheTher iT's purchasing or receiving, keeping Track of a S750,000 operaTion we CAN DO. m2 IIDIIWIIKII UN IST row: LTJG CHITSEY, SH2 MCNALLY, SK3 G-RINNEL, SK3 BAKER, SK2 ACOSTA, 2nd row: SHSN BUCKLEY, SHI DIETERIVIAN, SK3 FIELD, SKSN HESLIN, SKSN MILLER. !'. .. f 76 chri 1m0 X XNQW 'fl Y i ,,.,3L..-.-M ' S M-N' uv, up I V , - 5 FE5' 'sri' . V' V if ' i V 2 ,V V 1 V E V, V- . ' , ff'?'2 , - ' , VV :. 'V , V gf V-'1',--' ' -V ., ,?Q,f -' 7 V 45153,'f'.,:VgV+1gf:,z:fg,-3: . ' 1' V - V-.,-' J If ,I,Q.T7'.'U VS'3-- 'VJ 5' ,3-Vf' ' - ' ' - 3' Vf' ' ' 7 ' L12.555V.?f5??5?-25.544,fS15i'fTT-if-5-iz'fl'iff ' ' - - , V 4 '-iz--: V, 5 -.X-.Ligx fl: V-1-Q'f f ff-1.1 A ,, , : f V , V -'Q 'T'-1 F - ?i!fiwf-QW' J:-l?l4:,.Vf:-31121: - ' V . , -V , . ,VV fp-.M ..,f- ,V ..x..f-5: V -1 , -V f V VVVVQ-- V V , ,Vs ,Q W1 M, 1 V . , '. qai .9-VJ., .-V+ .vc-gf,-its ,QV 3-1-75q:N-,. K , .4,,Vi,vME-f:fV1-fwfr,-1 ,N1,,,,V.VVH - -V ,V f- V , +V.--. ,. V9-.-1.3-0 . . 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'z..Sg?-' 47:3 - ,L A 51 -T ' 'Y T F - I -, Y - , . f - v- f-f --r v f ,- ff U-rf--m jf .5-Q-,fi ,..-v4., -.,--........,. Another vitol key to the smooth operotion of the BAINBRIDGE is X Division. Tronsfers, Fitness Reports, Leove Popers, Evoluotions, TAD orders, Instructions, Notices, Memos, OCR documents, ond routing of offi- col moil ore just o few of the responsibilities of BAIN- BRIDGE's Yoemen ond Personnelmen. Though their jobs ore much olike, the YN's odjust ond updote offi- cer records, hondle their orders etc., where the PN's do the some for the enlisted members of BAINBRIDGE. To describe the tedious ond continuous pdperwork, not to mention new orrivols ond tronsfers, would be impossible. The YN's ond PN's went through more than o million sheets of poper during the cruise. During o yedr's time, there is not only the regulor poperwork, The Plon of the Dov, ond outgoingfincoming corre- spondence, but olso the speciol e,vents ond oper- otions, oll of which involve d vost dmount of poper- work. The RP ossigned to the division dssists the Chop- ldin ond mdintoins the ships librory. 'lst row PN2 CHANDLER RP2 GULYAS PN4 LANAG 2nd row PN3 UALESSANDRO, YN3 POLK, YNSN LOWE, PCSN DAVIS, PNC Who says iT's easy being a FirsT Class? --2 How do They expecT us To read This when They can'T read iT Themselves! X IDII VIIA IMDN J- , ' . -,. Q , f N 'V gg -f XT fy wi, N -iff f MHXAZQN BN? TSR N K , P1 .rv 3 ,S M 'fs I S , T , 1 -e-mm . Dr. TheI'iCl'lOS WiTh a Ph.D. in lvlaThemaTics and an ouTgoing personaliTy, you have a PACE QProgram for AfloaT College Edu- cafiony professor named Spyro Ther- ianos. Dr. Therianos was aboard BAIN- BRIDGE during her whole sTay in The ln- dian Ocean, and Then some. While on WESTPAC he had Two visiTs, Teaching four separaTe courses in maTh: lVlaTh lOl, 402, 404, and Calculus. Many of us furfhered our educaTion and gained noT only college crediis, buf also The friendship of Dr. Therianos, who shared his own Traveling experiences. A sepa- raTe lesson when you're having Trou- bles, a good rap session, or a quick game of acey-deucy, Dr. Therianos was a greaT friend ouT in The middle of The world. , , i if-lull ii l eil I ,,,'V42:'Z3 Q T v. f,,. ' , I ' 5 .... r l ffN 'uri-1 T . 8 5 f !l?f5JS' 'gf , fgffp .T A 9, , 1- +4vf'3 , L I M ,, . 1 ,'v 4, 2, 1 V s,.v. , .,.-, Q ,V , f. , QMC EISENHART, QM3 REPREZA, QM2 WACKER, QM3 PRADO, QMSN MORRELL, LT CARACCI. Quartermasters are assigned to N Division, and are under the supervi- sion of the Navigator. The auartermasters lay out tracks on navigation- al charts using researched information pertinent to the area of oper- ations so BAINBRIDGE can travel from origin to destination smoothly and on time. All charts and publications pertinent to the safe naviga- tion of the ship are maintained by the members of N Division. Quarter- masters stand duty on the bridge as Quartermaster of the Watch and are also called on for their expertise on the Helm during close maneu- vers such as Underway Replenishment and bringing the BAINBRIDGE to port or home through narrow channels. ' ' X. fy l E335 3353? 32. iff ,agw 1 81 8 'I www , f f V. 1 Q71 V 1 . M if f , fn y f- , ff W, W , yu, f fy, , ff, X Q5 X f fqy,,,.w,A ,MJ ,V ff W .Wi:ZT?wh-an X 'f.fs?f'Q4 . ' ,, J ,ww , , ' f so V ws . 4 4 ' MW ' M f,.W,.,,,,s,,,, f . J f A4729 ,-., A f bfi? f?m fy ' ,, 'fr 1- Ax 4?-N .,,, f'.f,,yf:fy4-f 14 f, if K ., ai.. ,,W,,,,,3 Awggygyj , M., 4 f 'MW Mclil CCIII l 1? A cold beer, a swim in The ocean, a day off, a new porT, a missile shoT. . .yes, These are a couple of enjoyable evenTs buT none can come close To MAIL CALL. While on WESTPAC, The chance of mail was eiTher slim or none. YeT, when iT came, iT came C3- 6 weeks laTej, The speedy and proficienT posTaI clerks of BAINBRIDGE were kepT busy separaTing and sorTing our leTTers and packages from home. Sure These ship- maTes, PC2 Hammond and PCSN Davis, had a hard Time keeping busy while aT sea, puT you can peT your aching hearT They were The happiesT sailors around when They broughT ThaT BiG smile To everyone's face, wiTh Those beauTifuI words 'TMAIL CALL. By The way, do you know when mail is coming in again??'?'?'?'??'?'? 5 2 K A of 1 s-ws use ,z is L, sg . ,: F2 -1 fx if f f . L, ii Sl .K 3 . Y L A Do you hove o gripe ThoT you wish you could reloTe To someone or on ideo of o new loooTion you would like To Try? Well, The BAINBRIDGE hos Two speclol people who ore ol- woys glod To help you ouT. lf for ony reoson you rnighT feel seporoTecl from The Noyy woy, There is olwoys GMCM Surdez, BAINBRlDGE's MAS- TER CHIEF PETTY OFFICER OF THE COMMAND. So you wonT o new school or o Tronsfer? Go see whoT NCC Burlonek, BAINBRIDGE's NAVY CAREER COUNSELOR, hos To offer. Mony of us hove come To reolize our MCPOC oncl NCC ore oround To moke The Novy o IoT beTTer for oll of us. MCPO 8: NCC lI'l IIDII Vllx lllll 1' Il -. - 'V 1:27 XI 1 The BAINBRIDGE Medical Department is staffed by one Medical Officer and four Hospital Corpgmen the facilities aboard BAINBRIDGE include Q sickl bayfPharmacy with various laboratory copgbiimes an administrative office, a four-bed Medical Ward' and an operating room with portable X-ray capgbrl lities. The duties of the Medical Department staff range from conducting routine Sickcall, to performing yqf- ious laboratory and minor X-ray and surgical proce- dures, to maintaining numerous Emergency Medical supplies, to training the crew in basic First Aid and other subjects which include various health precau- tions in the different ports visited during a WESTPAC. ln addition, the Medical Department conducts rou- tine health fsanitation, industrial hygiene, and in- sectfrodent inspections. LT Leonard, a native of Atlanta, Georgia, graduated from the Medical College of Virginia in May 4977. He completed a medical internship at Charity Hospital, New Orleans, be- fore reporting to BAINBRIDGE in August, 1978. CPictured on opposite pagey H HM3 EPLEY, LT LEONARD, HM3 BROWN, HMC ANGLE Camera Shy: HM'1 RANDALL 'Vs Q if 65 1 X, 1 X f Qi ,f F14 f Mgr fly Z 21 9 x , 1 X 4 3 1 wwlew b f Q 'V f , K lrl, X4 J ff? X 7 . f 2.55 'Y f Qf 5 , 74 ' 5 7 1 ? Q f wwf , 2 f ,V f an-.1 LT Leonard Medical Officer YY! a pf V, ' 'WWW U , - ,DMN vyf-,, , X 'N X0 L I R-L I Q ,ik H, 0 'Ky 214, M, N 13 4- ,I 42 ,, f., .... , 85 X Do you see where They puT us in This book'?! Q ' ful T 1, fv Wi 424, its 1: E My Q if ,Q 1, I W , I ,, ,pwffm Q 'A '- , ,.,q f tfvg' ,jg jglf sqmy , , , , ' I W: ' ' ff .?' ' ' ' V ,t .4 lf- I 'P 'vos ESC f vi 4 'L L' I A fl, .wi ,WN rr f B! '- X. f 'V fi' , ' if 5 at I f f iffv Ss ,ik I A . .7 ,I If fy , ' I SN f -xb r ., 2- - ff J I J if T, 2 aff M,-,., , sy , , . 1-arifm f of , J s I V7 ,ra if? ,I f. 1 I V ? 03 x 35 , QQ - ,Q f ,-4 - A, mf' is -, X k W, 1 . ,4y,,',,: 1, ,I ' -QLZCJ M if -- gf 'f 'f 'f I 2311 4,5 Y. 597 , 4 f, f we pr Q. r S f fm ,ff fx I 1 5 .. I ,r ff-...fr ,ygvggqi ,fa rs: Z, 3 5 sg , . . J. .X I. V -.Q X ., af.. A 9, ,ws fu V. A , 'N-, ' Y y?',r . f2l fi J fWV f ', ' A ' 1 'rw , sf , Y KW 1' 5' f ' THIS SURE BEATS CHIPPING AND PAINTING The compiexiTy of The equipmenT which comprises The ComboT Sysiem of IAINIRIDGE requires on orgonizoTion which con work ocross division ond deporT- menT boundories To ensure oll The individuol componenTs ond subsysTems ore combined To form on effecTive ond reliobie fighTing ship. This is The job of The Ship's Elecfronics Reodiness Tedm QSERTQ. The responsibiIiTies of SERT ore broodly defined os moinTenonce mondgemenT, reodiness ossessmenT, ond operoTionol Troining guidonce, which is required To ensure o high level of combdf sysTem reodiness. To corry ouf These responsibiiiTies, SERT, under The guidonce of The Sysfem TesT Officer, monoges PMS qPrevenToTive MoinTenon-ce SysTemQ for The ComboT SysTem, conducTs sysfem TesTs To deTermine The moTeriol condiTion of reddiness, mondges ThoT moinfenonce which is porTicuiorIy difficuIT, moniTors operoTionoi reddiness during ship ond fleeT exercises, ond provides The ComboT Systems Officer wiTh on evoluoTion of boTh The moTerioI ond operoTionoI reddi- ness of The ComboT System. LTJG Godwin Division Officer ' I ME?-THE RED TAG KING me eoowim, Frcs BEAL, eiviivi2 HEss FTM3 ALBRIGHT, ici Firzsiivirvioms, me eoowiixi, Frcs BEAL, Frivic RIPLINGER .1l I ' ' ' ' - 'vf . 11'f.'---'-if-ffrifrz'-' . - - -I - - - ' ..,.. .nf-915' +- 4 ,- M- . - . - - -s-.- . 1c-srs:zra144-ucf.-:s1,,:f,:fus--.aQ..u+,:Lzfm,-,-s1:.-,xv-'1-f:1' f, ,, 'DEN'-7 6 IBASIIYIETFIIBAIIII AGAIN? WHY CAN'T YOU WAIT TILL I CLOSETPI During This WESTPAC our aear arippling monarchs of The courT haa To forfeiT The majoriTy of Their games wiTh oTher ships. WiTh over Q5 aays on The ocean you know why. The games playea Though were al-of course-aciaiTionaI BAINBRIDGE vicTories. Through The coaching of Jerry Johnson ana The inspiring com- paTipiIiTy of The Team, They have yeT To meeT Their maTch. 'IST row: GIVIIVI3 HARRIS, GIVIIVI3 CURTIS, EIVI3 JOHNSON, IVIS3 LOIVIAX, IC3 JOHNSON. 2nd row: ET3 KARNOS, BIVISN DAVIS, PCSN DAVIS, MSSN STEPHENSON, YN3 POLK. , T . I U W I ,ig ,Wm I Y I X 1 I. . yn, 'MV 0 fy X Q X X an , ,XR I ,M ,,.,,,, .fs Syqlfyil an 6 , A M., yu I I 'W I W W , , ,IJ WI X, . If, 1. Q ., I -f ,S , Q LW , f-W , Q, ' , , J Q W, I 1 ,, W I 1 ywff f , A W I AW QL., - W , ff! X XV , i z V W f X I if - if A . f 1 , 'ISI row: SK3 MILLER, SH2 BULLOCK CCOACHQ, GMMC STAPLES CADVISORQ, IC3 JOHNSON CREFEREEQ, 2nd row: THE CHAMPS SH2 GRIFFIN, GMM3 HARRIS, PCSN DAVIS, MS3 LOMAX, SK2 ACOSTA. MV! SIIIIDAI SMLUIKIEIIQS an ,nu Alf W These Two poges only show o minufe porfion of The boxing ThoT wenT on during our 7- nnonfh WESTPAC cruise. This new evenT To BAlNBRIDGE's lisT will definifely go down os one of The nnosf Trying. During The course of The cruise, The boxing smokers were slow gef- Ting sforfed buf ofTer o few weeks oT seo They were o weekly evenT. IT wos QOCZ, reg- ulofion, considering we reolly didn'T hove on icleol ring. As ol- woys There were The vicfories olong wiTh The defeoTs: The picfures Tell The sTory. A speclol Thonks To SH2 Griffin ond SH2 Bullock for ooorclinoTing The whole Tourney. , Q .. of 1 fx xf wx, y. T League Champ AnoTher of The many sporTing evenTs ThaT were blown lnTo The wind was baseball. Though you mighT see some of The Team members piTching aT sea, you would never see whaT we all enjoy see- ing: anoTher Billy B vioTory in The game of base- ball. lf a shibmaTe wanTea some good enTerTain- menT ana free CalmosTj refreshmenTs, he was al- ways reaay To waTch BAlNBRlDGE's sluggers go lnTo aoTion. JusT by glancing aT The bicTures you can see everyone sTays cheerful wheTher win- ning or losing - ThaT's whaT SPIRIT is all abouT. Maybe nexT year we'll geT ThaT oTher plaque To keep The oThers company. K x , Q ,QS , xx, , Ky Maki, ,X ,V ,E :W ? Q W z f 'Ist row: QM2 CUBBLER, STG-2 FRENCH, SK2 CHRISTOPHERSON, OS2 BECK, QM3 LEE 2nd row: RM2 LOPEZ, ET2 LICHTY, MM2 SCRITOULLA, SK3 BAKER, PC3 WIENZIERL, and of course The girls-o special fon club. 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The usuol ThoughTs diverse Theirselves Through your heod: weoTher, woTer, beer, money, TrdnsporTdTion, eTc. As crlwoys we hove To rely on Those noTes in The POD, ond who con forgeT The CopTdin's Do's ond Don'Ts. lT's o new odvenTure oT edch porT, wheTher you've been There before or noT. Everyone dnTicipoTes Those words of Temporory freedom, LiberTy Coll ond The bodies b egin To flow from berThung, Through possogewoys, Topside ond posT The QuorTerde k. A ' ' c few of us will find The neoresT bor, Tele- phone, bus, Toxi or whoTever enTers The mind firsTg D .... urrng The Time we did spend in porT There wos more To se e Thon mosT people experience in o lifeTime. The picTures ore The beginning, The odvenTure ond The ending which connoT be expressed by words. One of mony WesTpoc Tour GuideS i 445, ., 'f',- V A Near-perfecT weaTher and beauTiful beaches abound, and many consider iT To be a vacaTion paradise. Clock- wise from above: Waikiki Beach in The early morning - iT's noT as big as iTs T Q . l 3 . T 5 i 2 , X' n.J'i..g,4' , 'p5'55fT.5'Q'4-- Ilq-1' ,..,-.1 , Till' aq- l i Hill. xl, 'JP- 'W reouTaTion, buT by noon an open paTch of sand will be hard To find: The M85-feeT high Pali LookouT shrouded in The rnisT: relaxing on The beach wiTh caTarnaran awaiTing riders: and The l i l Arizona Mernorial. 'ZS' .,f:m:,f-? 2'T'-P , rn rw . T y , .X ,:.. , 'i ,,, . - '. ' - V - ,J 1- '- 7'i'-i f -.,ff.36.'--4 --T ' ! ':.. 7!'5! gu' -- ,V ,.A'f,.4. V- D, 1 .:51,,.., .Z , A. 4... .. ,.......,. 1, .MY W, v 4 ,.... 2 YA, rg, .,i1.:.H ,.M...3-4 . :V:...:.L A Ag Q . ..-.-G., X Q mb ' M ---, f ' , -'--' Jar. ...---'-W-' ,.1 fn -.a- . ' -- ' .M ' . 1 L Fi 'L . - ,.. Q, -. T4 ,z. Hu... .. Mr - mivjbggi. zrf- -' 'j',.rg-, 2, I' ,,.I,'ff1,'5 3.,. 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W .- Si f4i Q3 l .Y I A IUSWIIQAIIIIAN MVIIIIIDIIIIIFIE AusTralia is approximaTely The same size as The U.S. wiTh deserTs and abundanT animal life. Clock- wise from upper lefT: ET2 LiohTy and a rnagneTic anThilI Cwaif 'Til you see The anTs!y a kangaroo: The irresisTable Koala bear: kangaroos Qlook closelyy a deserT lizard: MMC SmiTh and MM2 Sipes fulfilling Their goal of skydiving in every porf of call: whaT is a Tarnrnar?5 kangaroos - They are noT shy aT nighf: and some AusTralian friends - how They love To parTyl , , , ,-. , . .V Q- ' ..,', 'M ' .f,., , 'N' Y' '. '?-' -1 135 .1 tax 1 , T1 f T , - . e - . ,wr .- 'f+--Av. Q 0.7- 4.1 - -411,1 P L' 'w ,.Y rg '1 r, s f , , ' . -. . n, ' ' U, , I IC '.- ' , . - -4- 1. . I f 'W 14, u cf 1 Ov 1 fx ffm., Y r . f 1 A ...if-W- , . ..-4 1.-.' .xv . q ..::+-', .ff- on ' ,'z V. 293194 'iv fi QW' m Q:-wh V. ,X ima-aia.W,mj A 7 . M, , it We 1 ' A If Az. 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N , 'Iv fy A rw- nw - s 1 4 -W T5L.f , . -2. .az-sf , - ' '- A-vrllliv-are-z..m - ' -up I T 52: sw, T, Supic Boy, Philippines ond well-known Olongopo CiTy jusT ouTside The goTe. There is o loT more To The Philippines Thon n'iosT people geT o chonce To see. Clockwise from The upper lefT: The crowd pours ouT The goTe oT knock-off: They con irniToTe jusT obouT onyThinQ here, even o New York nighT club or o Volen- Tine's Doy porodeg fresh veQeTopIes from on ouTdoor rnorkeT: o symbol of horcl Times: colorful Jeepneys for quick TronsporToTion: ond o poor secTion of The ciTy. HOTEL AUT IM SW ., AIFWIIEIIQ 712 SIUNSIEWFS IHUMIE SAN IDIIIIf'l5'U . 4 ,. f A 'Fw-1. -'x xxx-I' ,,43 x'.:7 aff 3? MMM ,bl vb ,ht-.Lg-6 T v. -sz-Q5 6 -5 an Tyr Q. ' 'J ' gp ,, ,., ' Q .fads I' -ew QW? POFIS' Of PCCII Pearl Harbor Yokosuka, Subic Bay, Perlh, Mombasa, Hawaii Japan Philippines Australia Kenya E ...E E3 EE IDU 0.C D! 0 x X xi --I H N 1 II ,. . I 1' . n-5 1. 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KNOW YE, AND TAKE DIRE NOTICE ACCORD- INGLY THAT SUCH WORDS AND SUCH ACTS MEET WITH HIS ROYAL MAJESTY'S PROFOUND DISPLEASURE AND WILL BE PUNISHED BY ETERNAL PICKLING OR SUCH OTHER TORMENT AS HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS MAY DEEM APPROPRIATE. THE BEGINNING. . .A MESSAGE FROM THE ROYAL SCRIBE, DAVY JONES. ffl, - . . - I . 5, : .3 ,1L.,,5.,'.5 1 , , TV tl V- '. x ' ' . X ,nv'1.,f-,X MM, W. W . xx , , ,Qi 3 V Eff T, 'xi ' 4 21 si. RN f ang F 9- Eg X -4 fi Ag- 4- P? - -' W-asf' jx 1 pg 2 is M Y' 5 1 ' :QQ Ti 4 x EP ai S' ' , Q i 'H 'X 953, WS Q3 V :gg 13 Q' , L R -UH, X V, .fav 3 - sm... N wg M Q fc x X I -.,, E . k ,A X , . A 1 I . f nn .Eu fx. 'E - X ' uv .W .v' - N, 1 1 lv Qqffi, if 9 wx . FA ,EJ x .3 T?x,j',,w, ffTf-aww Mafia Tyr R,...,,A-.. -M -I My --..--..Q- K A M gfxsiili 1 K U ,n-x.,,' Qjgjlfx x ,. 4 1 , H -'-Q , I . c lj 9 35 'gg I3 I JAR I. M nn. :ww K j, S UM PW 4 +3 N fag: 3 . fy' ff f.,, Y 5- w,K f.,..,wv f 'mir' ' . H ,, ,VA f 'T 5 w ,,.f.1'v x .,,. ,, ,fu ., ,L V, !,4,J ' VL .J ,, ,. Lf A, ,- ,,,w 4 . f 4. 4 , ,.f 44,4 ff ,,f ' , lx , ff, fl 1 Y ' if 1 , 2 al K fr f ,wg 511 3: 5 ? f fl ---ff, ff ' ' E521 ff , YF- 4 J , A , 5 ' 2 .Q 5 i i ' 74-, ,X A ,,,4V,gf X1 J 5 ' :kj xg , RYA ., My . f' .,,,, 171, .4 '- , J .1 Eiiiaifm ' Q-11i5g!!5::f1 Ugiiiiif 'QIQQXQ 'Ji 2f 3413 1.5 gg'-S9 ,Q 1'-52: V , , ' ff .M X, , f ,-f ' s c , 1. 1 f f - -Wifi' YY' -4 PW' I . ',1,':,f ' , ' . 1 ,Ml U 2:5 o xt ! V ff, 7547 9 rl ' X ff J tx - X ' i f A 4 W TM . ti -2 C . S- wog T' i N 'QRXV mi' ,? -P i I I ,-Q I K 2 i-, XQQ ,.Qp 5 , SS 35- ,X X, ,.,' 7 X ,M XXX Q Y wg A . X I K wnfixf X - x The lost port of ony cruise is by for the best. lt's o time of recollection of post port visits, onxious onticipotion of return- ing home, ond, for some, d chonce to show off the ship to o mole guest. Tiger cruises offer o toste of novy life dt sed to brothers, fothers, sons, ond friends of crewmembers o much more redlistic pic- ture thon ony omount of letters, post cords, or fireside nseostories could ever relote. During our finoi tronsit from Perol Hor- bor, HI, sixty-five 'tTigers dte, slept, ond lived oboord BAINBRIDGE. They toured the ship's mony interesting spoces in five groups nomed dfter wedp- on systems, ltHorpoons , Tdlos , Tor- tors , 'tTerriers , ond Tomdhowks . They 118 Mi 5? , 4 , 1 S I A learned abouT firsT aid, damage conTroI, combaT readiness, and even how To abandon ship. They played Bingo, saw movies, played games on The CIC con- soles, and waTched closed cirouiT Televi- sion. BuT, mosT imporTanTIy, They spenT some Time wiTh Their sponsors. AfTer all, how many people aT home know whaT really goes on aT sea? AlThough The winds someTimes chose noT To cooperaTe, The weaTher was preT- Ty good for This Time of year, a big facTor in The success of any Tiger cruise. The crew of BAINBRIDGE wishes conTinued smooTh sailing and besT wishes To The six- Ty-five Tigers who spenT The lasT few days of WesT-Pac wiTh us! AS THE BAINBRIDGE STEAMS PROUDLY INTO THE NAVAL STATION HARBOR, HUNDREDS OF OUR FAM- ILIES AND FRIENDS CHEER US ONTO OUR FINAL NAUTI- CAL MILE OF WESTPAC '79- '80. A LIVE BAND, SIGNS, BALLOONS, AND MANY, MANY SMILING FACES GREETED US AT PIER 7. 'DDM I N' six ,QQU J. F3 Qui, IH MSIE ' i Y. If T' f 1-A Aan Qi, f01'15ieW,1 62263 iffy HELLU QS SHMMZEU 55HI 3 3 Hiz m5 7 3 1 I A 4 X 6 Q w N 1 1 A 1' f M xg 1 5 v i 1 1 1' wmus me slew nov: QMIDDLEQ wsu-exvnessso THE :mms cnsw's FEEL- ING, enslcu nnnv Ano was wire quam sun IT IN mornin wAv. 0 5 xx .l' S WHEN THE LINES WERE CAST AND THE SHIP WAS MOORED, THE WELL-WISH- ERS MOVED TOWARDS THE SHIP AND UP THE PIER. WHILE A LOCAL TV STA- TION FILMED THE EVENT, WE ALL REALIZED THE 7-MONTH SEPARATION HAD FINALLY COME TO AN END. f AND THEN IT WAS ALL OVER. UNREPS, snow MAIL, powoEnEo lvuuc, Mlp.WATCHES, BROKEN 5cHEDul.ES, MONOTO- uous ROUTINES, AND EVERYTHING ELSE THAT COMPRISES A oEPl.ov- Mem. WE RELAXED wma THE THOUGHT or BEING HOME AND WERE VERY Mucl-I READY ro coL- LEc1 THAT HARD- EARNED STAND oown AND LEAVE. THE FARMER'S HEART WITH JOY IS FILLED WHEN HIS CROPS ARE GOOD AND SOUND, BUT WHO CAN FEEL THE WILD DELIGHT OF THE SAILOR HOMEWARD BOUND? FOR SEVEN LONG MONTHS HAVE PASSED AWAY SINCE WE LEFT FREE- DOM'S SHORE, OUR LONG- FELT WISH HAS COME AT LAST AND WE'RE HOME- WARD BOUND ONCE MORE. The Staff. . This cruisebook owes its existance to the imagination and dedication of a small group. ENS Roger Kappy Kaplan assumed the responsibilities of cruisebook advisor late in the deploymenthdetermined to make the cruisebook as professional as possible. FTM3 Don Albright held the position of Editor-in-Chief, and, despite being inexperienced, did an outstanding job. His actual involvement went much further than his title, as he found himself not only editing copy and layouts but also developing film and photographs. RM2 Randy Ataide. the only staff member from the previous cruisebook, served as layout editor. His knack for filling holes and surmounting production obstacles when work on the book lagged earned him the distinction of 'itroubleshooter for the staff. ETl Gary Nessim had the difficult job of selecting color pictures and arranging them for the color section entirely by himself. Through months of work, scattered photographs and yet-to-be-written copy began to materialize and take shape as actual pages. Long tedious hours were spent proofreading copy, checking layouts, and inspecting the near-final product. With the expert assistance of Mr. Ed Shoen, Josten's American Yearbook represen- tatlve, many ofthe staff's more difficult ideas were made possible and were a significant addition to the qualify of this book. The Photographers. . Photography for this book, a skill beyond just snapping pictures, was done by numerous members of the crew. Almost every division supplied a photog- rapher, leaving the editors with a good choice of photographs for each department. lt would be impossible to mention all the contributing photogra- phers, but special thanks are in order for IC4 Dan Fitzsimmons, who took more than his share of pictures and spent many hours training an elite few in the art of developing and printin . Honorable mention goes to ETl Nessim, ET2 Neal, IC4 Erbe, EW2 Gonzales, TM3 Albright, BMSN Balda, MM2 Tafel, STG3 Bow- man, ETMC Riplinger, and MM2 Wimmer for the vital part they played in recording events of the deployment on film. And Finally. . D Yes, .after a seven-month deployment, nothing is left but memories, memo- ries which have been recorded forever through long hours in the darkroom, at the typewriter, and at the layout table. We, the staff, hope that you will treasure this book as much as we do. Even with knowledge of the hardships which were endured, the deployment was one that will take a long time to forget. With our very small staff and a great deal of last-minute support, we d'd VUGYWOQ? To produce what we consider to be a great cruisebook. In hopes that you will enjoy sharing this with your lo ed ' and prosperous life. v ones, we wish you an eventful l R l v ' ,,,,.....- KGPPV Kapldiiu u Q ea . 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