Barbour County (LST 1195) - Naval Cruise Book

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SHIP ' S COMPANY ABRAHAM, Nicholas J 16, 41, 67 AGNONE, John J. 7 ALLEN, Larry E., 7 ALLRED, Rodney M. 18, 63 ANDERSON, Elmer E., 10, 56 ANDERSON, William D., 7 APAN A, Rodney A 59 ARKANSAS, Michael A 57 ARMIJOS, John 63 ASBILL, Joseph M 20, 21, 31 AWIS, John J., 7, 8 BAILEY, Joseph M 56, 59 BAKER, John E., Jr 59 BALLARD, Rcnard L 7, 8, 28 BARCROFT, William S., 9 BEDFORD, Gary T., 21, 28, 32 BEIER, Werner J., 39, 40 BENEFIEL, Russell L 56 BENNETT, Gary A., 38, 58, 62 BERG, Ronald V., 3, 40, 67 Bl N K LEY, Charles 65 BISHOP, Sylvester, Jr 68 BORG, Timothy J., 63 BRANDY, Greg D 59 BRANHAM, Milton E 39, 61, 68 BROOMS, Roger N., 65 BROWER, Kelley W., 60 BROWN, Victor V 18 BUGAY, Rolando S., 65 BURGESS, Merlin V 9, 57 BURKE, Ronald E., 29, 54, 65 CANNON, Bobby G., Jr., 16, 56 CARBAJAL, Manuel L., 54, 65 CARLING, Frederick U 59 CASTILLO, Raymond R„ 10, 41, 58. 61 CASTI LLO, Raymundo E., Jr., 26 CHATMAN, Mark T 39, 41, 58, 62 CHATWIN, Rodney K., 60 CLARK, Randall E., 59,60 COSTELLO, John E., 17, 41 COTONER. Rodolfo C 65 CRADDOCK, Kurt D 56, 59, 60 CRAGG, Jeffrey C, 20, 21, 27 DABNEY, Clifford A 16 DALZELL, Kenneth B 55 DARR, Jeffrey L., 45, 63 DAVIS, John 65 DEL LOS SANTOS, Samuel 16. 17, 26, 31 DEPUTEE, Chester 9 DEVILLEZ, Darron 65 DIAL, Daniel 65 DIANGELO, Vincent R., 59, 60 DICKASON. Andrew 16, 17 DUMMOND, Kenneth P., 59, 60 EVANS, Du Val H., Jr., 27, 41 FEIK, Bruce H 16, 17, 42 FERGUSON, James C, IK 30, 31, 42, 61 FORD, Anthony 9, 29 FOWLER, Gary W 59 FUIAVA, Selutoga M 7 GABRIEL, Orlando M., 65 GAFNER, James R., 20, 28, 30, 39, 41 GARDNER, Richard L., 40 GARZA. Juan A., Jr 63 GEBBY. Ronald S 10 GILMORE, William F 7, 68 GOBLE, Michael J 16, 28, 41 GOGUEN, Philip J 20, 50, 56, 67 GOSSETT, Gary L 62 GRANADOS, Arthur F., 31 GRANEAU, Thomas 9, 19 GREEN, Elmer F 54, 58, 61, 62, 63 GREENE, Thomas M 18, 56 GREESON, Tommy D 2, 28, 31, 38, 39, 49, 67 GRIFFITH, Peter B 61 GULICK, Karl E., 59 GUMPERT, Jadie R., 9. 55 HAMLETT. Ralph R 61 HARGETT, Richard 1 59 HEMPEL. Scott T 10, 27, 47 HOPKINS, Ernest 16, 17, 57 HUIZAR, Ernest, Jr 65 INFANTE, Glenn M 16 JACKLEN, James D 28. 41, 46, 54, 58, 61, 58 JACKSON, Jay A., 60 JENSEN, David J 16, 17 JOHNSON, Dan R., 56 KELLY, James P. 3, 51 KETCH AM, Steven A 54 LACEY, Michael A., 54, 57 LAHMAN, Michael R 7, 9, 57 LAMB, David C. 57 LANE, Joe M 9 LAPAN. Guillermo S 8 LASEIGE. Clarence D., 60 LEAHY, Michael L 67 LEVINSKl. Rockman J 68 LEWIS. Roy L., 62 70

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1 1 I WEST PAC 79- AFTERTHOUGHT EST PAC 79: AN AFTERTHOUGHT WEST PAC 79 is a gem of an experience ihal epitomizes 1 adventure the Navy so promises. It is, indeed, a fuinilmenl r a promise. All aspects taken, West Pac 79 is one cruise worthy of )nsideration. To begin with, it entails a lot of traveling which itself is education. Traveling never ceases to fascinate most of us. It is always n to know a place and enjoy its sights. So joyous is the eling of being transported to an exotic land. Confirm famil- r graffiti in any landmark: so and so was here on such and ch date, in big, bold letters. Meeting people of various cultures seems to offer more citement. 1, for one, am thrilled to the utmost trying to .irn their own ways and customs. True, it is not casv to cope th the differences between us, but neither is it hard to relate th them. To know other people is to know more oi ' our- Ives. While in West Pac, we are afforded a rare and different ilitical insight— insight that is not opinionated, insight that ITers markedly with major studio broadcasts . We are at a nlage point, so to speak, to make a careful analysis of a lilical situation and to examine thoroughly the present idership. ' Reportage by media on the economic plight of most Asian tions has become blase. Yet, in actuality, the poverty still 3ves appalling. In the United States there is so much of ictically everything that we cannot help but overindulge. lis sad truth to confront us, we aptly question our sense of lues. The opportune moment has come for us to set things proper perspective. Amidst these relevancies, there bears, most importantly, a riluality — so awesome and immense— in ha ing witnessed ; rising and setting of the sun at the horizon in the middle of Jless deep blue. And in our solitude are glorious moments self-contemplation. Surely. WEST PAC 79 leaves its marks upon us. Not only ■ lessons learned and values reexamined in introspection, I sweet memories to reminisce as as well. i 1. Bo er S. Ramenlo 69

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LITTLEFIELD, Paul D 7, 55 LIVRANCE, Michael H., LOW, Kevin S 31 LUCIO, Philip 16, 17, 40 MAGEE, James D., 9 MANZANO, Alexander C, 63 MARSHALL, Dennis A 7, 9 MAYALL, Curtis L., 7, 9 MCCALL, Vergerly 65 MCCLESTER, Donald E., 18 MCCORMICK, Frank V., 65 MCCUTCHEN, Edward L., 38, 58, 59. 67 MCINTYRE, John., 60 MEAD, David 18, 19, 31. 36 MEYO, Edward L., 10, 26, 30 MERRITT, Gary 63 MITCHELL, Stephen L., 58 MOBLEY, Timothy E 7,8 MORALES, Dennis R., 27. 62 MORRIS, David J 17, 39 MULLEN, Kip L., 16,17 MURDOCK, Robert J 29, 58. 62 NELSON. David W 20, 21. 56 NEUMEISTER, Michael R. 21, 56, 57 OLARTE, Jerry A., 7 O ' BRIEN, Patrick 19 O ' NEILL, Glenn M 60 ORTEGO, Joseph T 38, 39, 45, 62 OSIER, Russell F 63 PALETTA, Arthur J 20. 39. 67 PALMEN. Mathias E 41, 58. 59 PALMISANO. Allan 1 18. 53 PALSGROVE. Raymond H., 18, 19, 31 PESCHEL, Stephen H., 18 POTTERF, David G.. 20. 21, 27, 28, 56, 67 POWELL, David B., Jr.. 16 PUGH. Brien A., 17, 27. 38 RAMENTO, Modesto S 63 RAMOS. Orlando 17. 28. 40 RASTELLO, John P.. II, 19. 56. 57 RAUM. Jeffrey S 60 REAMU. Raymond L., 9 REEKS. Leonard P.. 50. 61 REYES, Norbcrto 58, 61, 65 RICHARDSON, Raymonte A 59 RISNER, Kelly L 39, 60. 61 ROACH, John D., 7, 8 RODRIGLIES, Keith W., 18, 19. 28, 31, 50 ROGERS, Michael J., 41, 56, 58, 59 ROOK, Matthew C, 7, 31, 57, 68 RUSSELL, William C 20, 27 SACKETT, Richard N 63, 66, 67 SAGUN, Federico J 65 SAURMAN, Tony D 16, 17, 55, 57 SAVAARESE. Michael J 7, 9 SENICK Edward A 29. 58, 62 SHEARD, Michael L 29 SHERMAN, Leonard., 55, 65 SHIELDS, Patrick J 60, 66 SHIRLEY, Billy B 50, 67 SHIRLEY, Robert D 59 SIMPSON, William P 8 SINGER, Lonny B., 38, 55. 62 SIROHMAN, Craig S 9 SMART, Robert D., 61 SMITH. Jeffery L.. 20. 21 SPENCER, Carl W.. II. 65. 66 SPENCER, Stewart J 61 SPELIOTIS, Gregory P 10, 28, 57 STORER, Stephen M 1 7, 39 TANCIANGCO, Remigio 65 TARVIN, Terry N 54. 65 TAYLOR. Billy R 7 TINTSMAN. Jerry L.. 20, 38. 67 TOLENTINO. Domingo B. 60, 65, 66 TRETTIN, Russell D 68 TURNER, Keith D 65, 66 VOELKER, Adolfo R 65, 66 VOROS, Charles D.. 67, 58 WALES. Edward J.. Ill 59. 60 WALKER, Robert T., 66 WALSH, Richard C. 62 WAMMACK, Kenneth T 27 WASHINGTON. Lloyd D.. 8. 31 WATSON, James E 39, 62 WATSON, William N 27. 45, 63 WELLS. Michael E.. 41, 46, 58, 63 WEBER, Allen 59, 60 WEST, Michael 65 WIDNER. Henry 60 WIERSON. Lester A., Jr.. 60 WILDCAT. Richard C. 9, 19 WILLIAMS, Clarence M. 38, 39, 49, 59. 67 WOLFE. Mark E.. 9. 56 WOOD. Gary E 8 WRIGHT. Larry G 56 WRIGHT, James K 65 YARROWS, Edward P 27, 67, 6 YODER, Melvin J 26 YOST, Dale C 1 6, 27 ZEIMER. Keith E 61 ZUNKER, Ralph H 60, 66 71 «rv