Barnstable County (LST 1197) - Naval Cruise Book

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1984 volume:

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Xgfo X L,-1 xc XXXX SS X X X XXX On 17 October 1983 USS BARNSTABLE COUNTY sh1fted to the quay wgllwtdrgtlxfhqek Naval Amphrbrous Base to load one pallet of amrnunltlon She then proceeded to a rendezvous w1th the four othexkslups maklng up MARG 1 84 On 18 October BARNSTABLE COUNTY arrrved at Moeaarheacxfftity and oikgecgbd 219 Marrne personnel and 102 vehrcles BARNSTABLE COXNTY vias then enroutgto thi? Xedlterwge n 19 October BARNSTABLE COUNTY was drrectedgto chansewouw and anovg to Che 1slandXofYre1Xaa gBARNSTABLE COUNTY arr1ved 1n Grenada orxthe evening of 24 October gng:lXccfr5.d11sxEn III watches were XaekThe followrng mornmg U S hehcopters rnvaded Grenada Members ef the US Army RawersX lemeraiXsSf M8522 MAU had carned out the assault on the 1slandSDn 2.6 Octo ei U S AS and A7 arrcrats X Tbacfwehe bearh Qhge Cubans were res1st1ng and f1r1Qg upon U S Srogpsg n the 275 the groops erxourfxtered mgrexresrstange Anqhored only 20 O yards from the faeach BARNSTABLENCCSUNNY unloaded equr ent and pe1ifsonnelXEom I-I Battery Tenth Marlnes Second Marme TD1v1s1on of Camp Lejeune North Carolma TheyNq1erkwIel1vei'ecTfo Grand Mal Bay Grenada to act as a Qcurrty force for the BLT HEADQUARTERS X Nz X On 17 November, IW? NN SRCOUNTY arrrved off the coast of Berrut Lebanon and debarked Marrnes and Seabees and all thexr equrpm ?iiXost of whrch was offloaded 1n just 22 hours Thrs marked the begmnmg of BARNSTABLE COUNTY S rolem an unportant peace keepmg mrssron W at follows rn th1s book are p1ctures of the frne men that took part in thrs deployment Although the emotlorts exper1eXnced cannot be expressed rn a few photos the memones are here for all N Nfx XX 7 X Nfxx QfRX7S!SfS !SCS7XS X XWW ffm !XfXQ,N fXXKQQQX ef 949, U1 gm i 6 .-s ' . 'n r, ' ,x : Q, 4 99 all J -i 3 1 ' N 1 N n I ,X 7, 1 ,W it 4 Q f 3 X Q Q. lf 'll I I - Q Q 5 i X V I . xgsb XMWIQ ppp KL . . ,X C X CCXXC M, , C , , CXX X .H C C f ,4 X W XC. x ,f I . ' C C a X 5' ' ' I fCfC Tl, X , C Cb X . N QL , , X X X ,C , A Q X QNX C X ,f x CXX C' ' Nu, f EWMX ia Ayn SAX . ' 5 'f XX C ' X X237 ' X,X ' C f X he ' C X ,n 4 C X 4' ' f, X N Xe 5 a if X A X f . . . I X WIC xx 5553? My I X V- , I CC ' ' S' X CC P7 SX U L A XC XXXL ' 'RU X Q - N . . 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WAGNER CCDMMANDING CPPICER af' 'ZS Commandmg Off1C6f of USS BARNSTABLE COUNTY IS Commander Tod W Wagner He 1S a 1964 graduate of NROTC at the Un1VEIS1ty of Vlfglnla and was commrssroned as an Enslgn rn August of the year He IS a 1972 graduate of the Naval Postgraduate School where he recerved a degree as an Electrrcal Commun1cat1on Subspecra IS Commander Wagner s tours of duty rnclude USS SHADWELL QLST 15, as Assrstant Operatron Offrcer USS COLLETT QDD 73Oj as Commun1cat1ons Offrcer USS BORNDELON QDD 881D as Operatrons Offrcer Command mg Off1cer of the USS QUAPAW QATF 1105 Head of General Plans DIVISION at Commander Naval Telecommunr catrons Command Executrve Offrcer of USS MOINESTER QPF 10971 Area Operatrons Off1C6f and Executlve Offlcer of Naval Communrcatrons Area Master Statlon LANT Commander Wagner IS authorrzed to wear the followlng personal awards Mer1tor1ous SEIVICQ Medal Naval Commendatron Medal fthrrdl Navy Achrevement Medal wxth Combat Act1on Rrbbon Merxtorlous Un1t Commen datron Navy Un1t Commendatron Armed Forces Exped1t1onary Medal and Navy Expedrtronary Medal Command Wagner 15 marr1ed to former Irll Cunn1ngham from hrs hometown Stewart Manor New York They have two chrldren Donna and M1chael and resrde rn Vlfglnla Beach V1rg1n1a Q. . f LA. 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HAMMD D EXECUTI E DPPICER Gary R Hammond was commissioned as an Ens1gn in June 1972 graduating from the U S Naval Academy A 1982 graduate of the University of Rhode Island LCDR Hammond received a Masters Degree in Marine Affairs His command since 1978 LCDR Hammond s tours of duty have been on the USS BOULDER QLST 119Oj as CIC Officer and Operations Officer Operations Officer on USS HARCLD I ELLISON QDD 8641 Chief Engineer on USS KAWISHIWI QAO 1461 and as an instructor at the Surface Warfare Officer s School in Newport Rhode Island LCDR Hammond 15 a graduate of the following Navy Schools CIC Watch Officer Surface Warfare Officer s School fDept Hdj Damage Control Assistant Prospective Engmeering Officer s Course Idaho Falls Idaho Surface Warfare Officer s School QPXOD l , . subspecialty code indicates significant experience in Naval Engineering. He has been designated qualified for ll ' . I . . . - I . . - , . . . . ' . , I 1 - I I 1 1 I ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT CI-IIEI3 ENGINEER I . . LCDR ERIC C. BAAR DEC 1983 - CHIEF ENGINEER LT S. GRANT JULY 1982 - DEC 1983 ENCS WILLIAM SMITH ENC WALTER NUTTER DIVISICD LTJG JAMES E. BURRIS O 1 P A . 57 Q, 4 .Ai :Q V20 J fl I f Lg ' f I 0 I f,f Cl 0 x -.-414.2-. -we f In 1 ., I 0 IQ , I M, fffl-QM ' qw, ,Lf '1A:. .:.:La. 0 ' Jef'-fl-Afffvu 1 .4 . . . 4 - u , g 5. .. .W male? Q , f aj Y 5 Egg!!! H' . .. ,5.',.'54'.',,1 3 -. ,f 9 4' ,vs ,1- 5. if '4 I t , fvamfgwd LQIQ if fr' 'if I ' ' ,, M IVI X A EN1 PRANTZ CASSEUS EN1 ROBERT UTTERBACK EN2 ED MONARQUE EN2 DALE TRIPLETT EN3 DAVID SMITH EN3 SAMUEL OAKLEY EN3 BERNARD WILLIAMS EN3 ROMED RAMOS 8 Aa 'L Pu In fx D cr U I I H. i W I :NN , , XX Ck X is S EN3 PATRICK SAUSE EN3 JIMMY KIRBY EN3 JAMES TRUAX A EN3 MICHAEL LUNN EN3 JOHN MULL EN3 JAMES HENDERSON ENEN BOBBY REYNOLDS ENFN TROY RUSSELL EN3 WAYNE CHOBOT ENFN GARY SCI-IWEIZER ENPN DALE GARRET ENFN KENNETH LEHMAN ENPN TROY LENTZ ENFN DARRYL JOHNSON ENPN PAUL BURTON ENFN MARK DOMINIKOSKI 10 if 4 .2 S 1 .+, Q..... .1.--f -Q,i Q,,..,,s x..,swf +.uv4,.,,,. J v .K .Rr ,4.. .. 'Q' W Mix W 3 s S if ...FA ENFA ROBERT TREIBER BTI JACK CREUTZBERG BT2 WILFREDO DOFREDO BT3 STEPHEN PITZHERBERT BT3 ROBERT CHIDESTER YNSN ANTONIO LOVE EN3 BOBBY HODGES EN DWAYNE WORKMAN 11 DIVISIO LTJG T.B. PLEISCHER MR1 TOMMY DOANE EN1 PRED MEIXNER EN2 MARLIN SLABCI-IUCK Hand PN WILLIE SLATER EN2 ROGER DAVIS EN3 DARNELL CHAMP EN3 DANIEL FORSI-IEE ENFN RAYMOND BOMAR 4 3 9 v1,' ' M ,gy MSB! X Z Z 5 f FN ROBERT ALEXANDER FN WILLER PARUNGAO EN2 JAMES THOMPSON EN2 JAMES MARTIN EN2 DAVID FREDERICK EN3 EDWARD FEOLA ENPN KEVIN BEDFORD ENFN MARIO VINALON ENFN MARK PELLETIER ENPN JIMMY DANIELS ENFN JOHN ROE DIVISIDN ENS WILLIAM W HARRAH ICC JAMES BACON IC3 MICHAEL DAVIS ICFN HARRY KLINE EM2 RICKY CAIN EM3 STEPHEN MOLIN EM3 DANIEL KLAVER EM2 GARY ANDERSON Ni -V A EMC CARL SPENCER EM1 RANDALL HARTLEY EM3 BRUCE SCHMELZ EM3 CHRISTOPHER FRETWELL EM3 DANIEL RASTALL EM3 MICHAEL COLLINS EMFN BARRY POOLE 'IS DIVISIO LT JOHN SUTTER HTC ROBERT CRANDALL HT2 WAYNE HURLEY HT2 JOHNNY POOL HT3 KARL RIGHTMIER HT3 EDWARD RUST HT3 THOMAS HUDSON 14 16 'Q 11 M EEEE x ' 1 E U EM f I HULL AI TENANCE TECHNICIANS HT3 EDWARD PRCHLIK HT3 DENNIS STABLEY HTFN EUGENE MANCHAS FN TOMAS AUSTIN 17 UPERATIGNS DEPARTMENT UPS GPPICER LCDR RW. BARRIE '15, S OI DIVISION LTJG BRIAN G. MACKERCHER OPERATION SPECIALIST OSC JAMES IEWELL OS1 GREGORY APPEL OS1 DEAN MAHER OS2 GREGORY DYKES OS3 ANTONIO WHITE OS3 RANDOLPH RASTALL 19 O53 RONALD KOSHUTA O53 RICHARD RABY OS3 SANTOS ABRILZ OSSN PATRICK BROWN OSFN TERRY GREEN Gps--nlN N CDC DIVISIQN S x , X ,X,,xXvv.xv ENS BRIAN T. GUIDQBQNI RADIQMEN RMC ELBERT I-IGLLAND 14?-If.. Qc RM1 MANUEL CRUZ RM3 I-IUC-H CSBORN RM3 MICHAEL SCI-IUSTER RMSA NICK BILLERA RM3 BUTCH DIELHENN RM3 MARK WALEK RM3 FRANK PRICK RMSN JAMES BALDINO RM3 ROBERT VAUQHN RM1 PETE SANCHEZ SIGNALME fl f-45-S I X SM1 MICHAEL ROBERTS SMC WILLIAM LAHM SMSN WILLIAM WOOD SM2 SCOTT KESSLING SMSN EDWARD FULLER SMSN MARK BALOW ETC RAYMOND MCCOY ET2 LAWRENCE CHANDLER ET1 ROBERT CRAIG ET3 JOHN PROIETY ETSN THOMAS BENNETT ET2 TIMOTHY WILLIAMS DECK DEPARTMENT lst DIVISICDN LCDR DAVID R. TANGUAY lst DIVISION ENS RAINER J. DEPONTBRIAND BOATSWAIN'S MATES BMSC JOHN HENNESEY BM1 HORACE BLACKLEDGE BM3 KIRBY ROSE BM3 KENNETH STANLEY BM3 MARK MCGILL BM3 TED TODD 26 Wwmxx Q 2 f f ff! f C Z 4 f ,C W fy 4 , X ff 1 4 3 Q fWw 7 4 RX X Q xv'- ,W W MW Q. 0 f W' W 7 V 0 W WMM' ff WZ , .44 If A f V M W ,M 1 1 3 w 7 I 4 Ziffw x Q, M 7 I , 4 7 I ER TZ 5 SMEJLLLIN P N JABCQEGXIEVARD SN RA IVE B5 R RA1gE'EgH'31EYE gil QEQTHA SN I! SN NORMAN CARRETTE SN JOHN RETZLAPP SN RICHARD DEAN SN JAMES REVIS SN GARY HAUGHTON SN ROBERT KULKOPSKY SN RICHARD SOLIS BM3 ROBERT BROWN Znd DIVISID LTJG GARY A. GILDE BM1 EARL I-IOHN BM3 HOWARD STRICKLIN BMSN JIM GORACZEWSKI SN DEAN DAFOE SN TODD BORROUS SN DERRICK WILLIAMS 29 i SN RICHARD WALTON, SN KEVIN DAVIS, BM3 CHARLES LONG, SN ANTHONY MCDONALD BM3 LAWRENCE WINSTON SN DAVID STONE BMSN JOSEPH MCDONALD SN SCOTT SCHMITT l3 ! SN MIKE JONES SN DAVID IOYNER SN CRAIC1 MCNALLY 30 I N--Awwlx L if L V A ,M LL u N A A ..,,, SN JAMES MARKEY SN JEFFREY CAMPBELL SN MICHAEL WRIGHT SN DESMOND RAMSAY C-UNNER5 MATE5 GUNS 3rd DIVISION LTJC JACK T. BURRIDGE x ,1 :R GMGCS HARRY BUTLER GMG1 DAVID MERRICK GMC13 DENNIS SPALDING GMC-SN JACOB PALYUN GMG3 RICHARD MILLS GMG2 RONALD SMITH GMG1 RAY HEINRICH GMG3 JOHN CRAIG 33 SUPPLY GFFICER LT THQMAS W. RILEY SUPPLY DEPARTMENT SUPPLY OFFICER LTJG WILLIAM M. FULLER JUNE 1981-JAN 1984 I O WN N VI , Q I xx ' I ASSISTANT SUPPLY QFPICER ENS THGMAS A. BENJAMIN Z 2 xf ASSISTANT SUPPLY CDFPICER LTJG GARY T. BATT AUG 1982.-IVIAR 1984 S-1 SKC DAVID ERICKSON SK2 DAVID MAHONEY SK3 ALEX MCVEIGH S-2. MSC HARRINGTON MS2 ROBERT BROACH ' X -'VE A Q? , MS3 WILLIAM PATTERSON I ix I MS3 DAVID LEE MS3 GEORGE JOHNSON MS2 MAURICE JENKINS S-3 SH3 KEVIN ELDRIDGE SHSN MICHAEL FRANKLIN SHSN ANTHONY WESSON 36 7 if DK1 MIGUEL CARINO DK3 LARRY RORIE 5H5N PATRICK HUNT 5H3 CARLON BROWN 5H2 RONALD CABLE 5-4 M51 MODESTO ALEX M53 BRYAN GODSEY M53 SCOTT MEISTER i A L.C.P.0. CMAA BCJYD KEELE NX-DIVISIGN DIVISIGN QPPICER LTJG FRANCIS J. KGMYKOSKI SEPT. 1981-PEB. 1984 QMSN SCOTT WARREN QMSN ALAN PAGE 2' va Mm QV QM2 OTIS KIMBLE QM3 DALE GREENE QMSN BARRY CASTEEL YN1 KHALID RASHID YN3 ERIC SHEPHARD YN3 JOHN CROAK PN1 THOMAS DEANS PNSN CHARLES HANSON PNSN JEFFREY JOHNSON HMC CHARLES I-IOOVER I-IM3 JAMES IOI-INS HM3 JOHN TAYLOR COC iff, - B4 L ' S 1 x 'xx Dy. . ,-xx' SSSSS NCC EDWARD SARCEVICZ PCSA MARK WHITLEY 5 1 A as Nil-I MPHIBIOUS I., QP' X N .XX W . JMX , Yi 5? ff Q I N CONSTRUCTIO TE M BL E TWO CWO4 RONALD BAKER if I BMC DAVID WATSON BM1 DALE AULT in PROM LEFT TO RIGHT FRONT TO REAR SN DWAYNE WOLFORD BU3 BOB ASHLEY SN ANTHONY HOPSON EOSN BILLY VANDEVENDER SW3 DONALD THOMAS FROM LEFT TO RIGHT FRONT TO REAR EO3 JOSEPH DURR BM3 CHUCKY BRYANT CM3 JEFFREY STEPHEN EO2 JOSEPH JAWORSKI SN KEITH TOWNER FROM LEFT TO RIGHT FRONT TO REAR BM3 RICHARD DREW SN ROBERT MAURIZZ SN BILL CAUSE SN THOMAS JOHNSON SN SHAUN JACKSON SN LOYD WEHKING SN I AREKI TEASLEY SN IEFFREY MIGLIOZZI Dk.: , g , ,, N, ' - f J Q 4 7 ZW V ,, X f Q22 M. nf 2 W? A12 ' ' f U DERWAY?bcT.17,1Q83 ON WHAT WAS IN SOME WAYS THE MOST DIFFICULT DAY OF THE SIX AND A HALF MONTH DEPOLYMENT, BARNSTABLE COUNTY CREW MEMBERS WERE SENT OFF WITH TEARPUL PAREWELLS PROM LOVED ONES. E OLOD MQREHE ' D CITY OCT. 18, 1983 5 UNDER THE CAREFUL SUPERVI- SION OE XO LCDR HAMMOND AND CO OF TROOPS CAPTAIN BRAD GATES TROOPS OP TWO TWO MAU, HOTEL BATTERY AND MSSG ELEMENTS WERE ON- LOADED ON THE SECOND DAY OUT OE HOMEPORT. E 4 x ,, D-DAY GRENADA .Q-Q., OCT. 25 83 Mm ' if N' I CCLOCKWISEJ USS CARON ON STATION FOR NGPS SUP- PORT. USS GUAM LAUNCI-IING HELOBORNE RESCUE I I TROOPS. SEABEE'S STICK NEAR 50 CAL. MACHINE GUN M ' ON GUARD AGAINST SMALL BOAT ATTACK. G W f , I WWZW2 A M4 , my A f i3v'WH M WWW, W X f ZQW43 ,.n va 7 Z 1 Z 9 I QNX ' I F W Mn 0--.Isa ,C I QI C KI if i R is ,S l E z , v I L A I A CR If ' LCU CRA ASTERIM NEUVERING IN EOR AN UNDERWAY STERNGATE I I RRR hx Nm ,. I iw xx ,. TT y .Qi 5 I wg A F J --QJ 1 2 I Ali E . ,WN , , W f f , LCU 1656 LOADED WITH HOTEL BATTERY TROOPS AND VEHICLES MAKES ITS WAY TOWARDS - THE BEACH. f 'R fe Zf WZ? A N ww W! Y E PIR V W 5 GC GM MM RRIV L BEIRUT, LEBAN N N V. 17, 1983 JUST OFF THE COAST OI3 BEIRUT, BSC PER- SONNEL SPLASH CAUSEWAYS KRICHTJ. MA- RINE STINGER TEAM ADDED AAW PROTEC- TION WHILE OPERATING OEF THE LEBANESE COAST IBELOWI. AQ I 11 t+i mit' Vzwfa Q f, I luufi f' GRE ADA QTOP LEI-'TJ BATTLE READY MARINES LOADED IN LCU. QTOP RIGHTJ CB'S MANNING 50 CAL. MACHINE GUN. QMIDDLEJ GRENADA I-IARBCR. QBOTTOM RIGHTJ MARG 1-84 UNITS DEPART- ING GRENADA FOR TI-IE MED. 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A 9' , 'Q' f ' 3' 7 I , , ,I :fs .47 , x 'W T 'I , 1 'W X I 1 5 iw la-ff -f, VW , 7 I41' f 'Lf - I ' z 1 I I vfaj , A 1: is ' , , X M-fm , I 1 V W ff f 'ua ' I, , , 4? . ,,J,..K ,X M N , ' 1 '44 W ,Wi ,lf ' J If .df 1, .W l Il-73 my -. ly- 4 , 1 TOURS TO THE ANCIENT CITY OF EPHESUS AND LOCAL SHOPPING AND SIGHTSEEING MADE IZMIR A VERY POPULAR PORT WITH BSC41 CREW- MEMBERS. -1 1. -.--J F c? A mn, 'ffl' :dnt .ff F v X I H 'A'4f , 1 1 4 11- 4 1- u 5 4 QQ 0 5 Www x. IPI ISREAL fx' Aw DRY CLEA TQK 'I 'Y .QW , , Win., my 'ff , C HELLO HAIF HAIFA OFFERED THE BSC AN OPPORTUNITY FOR GETTING MAINTENANCE DONE TO THE SHIP AND SOME WELL DESERVED REST. DUR- ING OUR THREE VISITS THERE, CONTEMPO- RARY AND HISTORIC ISRAELI CULTURE WAS EXPERIENCED BY THE CREW, RANGING FROM THE BIRTHPLACE OF CHRIST IN JERUSALEM TO REMINDERS OF THE HOLOCAUS T SUFFERED BY JEWS IN WWII AND MODERN LIFE IN ISRAELI CITIES. iw Y -, 2 F 'h..-ni - -I --' ' - 'x ,.. - .-w,' ,. a , v V . KX Q I 1 Q1-Y'e,.,H,.', ' sv .Y A. !' L. 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BILGE HOG DAY IN SEARCH OF TI-IE GOLDEN BILGE HOG TO SEE IP OUR RELIEFS WOULD ARRIVE ON TIME. EM3 RASTALL COMES UP FOR AIR QLEFT5 , -444 ffnvsun r 1 I N I Z gm P ! L E F L CJ Lu ..1 3 O EZ cm. P' Lu an F-' Ui Z :J U I U E NO I-4 Lu 2 O ua CZ. 4 LU I-L1 KZ. Lu I an Lu I cn 4 u.: .-1 Z D ,Q N 9 an 9 P' L1-I U5 Lu Z uw an D ua I E-' CZ E LU I Qi E 3 L.L.J Z L- fn r- Z u.: cn LLJ M cn. Lu IZ. ..1 D L-L4 LZ LI-I 3 O Q.. 4 an 4 O LL! I'-' U 4 Q Z 4 an I E-' Z O 2 S 'If IZ Lu IP O KZ O I-L4 E-' 'D E Lu cn Lk O I-' an 4 G U Lu I E-' OLLEYBALL ANOTHER ACTIVITY THAT HELPED MAKE EVERYDAY LIFE FOR CREW MEMBERS MORE ENJOYABLE AND KEEP THEM IN SHAPE. SECOND DI- VISION DOMINATED THE VOLLEY- BALL CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES HELD ONBOARD OFF THE COAST OF BEI- RUT BY AGGRESSIVE PLAY AND EX- CELLENT TEAMWORK. M. 'V' MW W yu -- W ,, - b f I Z f M W ,Z 4 f , K f X 1' - X M 4 ' N-' fWW ffff - .. wwf ,,,,, , ,, ,,..,., in .,,, .... ..,,,,,,,... WW ,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,n . XX.,mWA,,,u ,..... 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SIN V Q S-1 If . f FLIGHT 0P5fVERT REP iw .X M yn ,S , LS fx 1,, 4 6 ? ,. K7 .fffffwg -W' NNN Z L :sw EAT YOUR VOLTA. -ur 'T 5 - ,P ,Wm ' A fr--' .N v-G-H--Av - .N sv' ww ui in Q 3 ff THE SUN GOES DOWN ON A LONG HARD DAY OF FLIGHT OPS. ...Mx A A A 1 X M - ' 4-5, UNDERW Y REPLENISHME CRIGHTJ FIRST LIEUTENANT SUPERVISES THE RECEIVING STATION AS WORKING PARTIES CBELOWJ HUSTLE TO GET THE STORES STRUCK BELOW. E 1 S ,g,' 1 :Y v , I 5 1 I ly Lx A ,V - I siivi' gn ft!!! 1 if ff li im!! ,-as is PQI fi. 1-4 ' f 1 EEE 1 ? 1 2 f Kiwi, sz ,- z ' 'X ri 7' 7 4 XM ,f 4 f 4 Q 4. f RDED THE G OFFICER ff, v,,w,,,,., ,, 196 IZ fd Ea 3 m 'H I eg? , QU ' . ni' -., TAKES A 'QUICK RILEY. , E JA 44 .,,f' :asl- 1-.QQ-,vnsv-T' ' 'JI' , X sz gi G V X fhwfff Q, lx aww , E gn A I 41 ' X N W, A ,,,, , , wfmfy fl W, MW, , f wi b E -4-'v'Y , ' . ' b E Q E J , f RECEIVED. inf Q- ,QL '13 -9 'P Wh F' B0 T GPS .9- XQ A Refi. M ,inu W J., ,Vw ' , f J ,:,,3,,v,,. , 7 fff, W , ,Z qw, V V92 W 5, 'W flm I 1 fm, f 5, .,, A 7 W V, f f nf Wrfmw XM W ,WZWW f I ZW 7 f W, mrfflkf fx J V fav ,W M , 7 W f , , f f ff fa ! VW! kffwxxmx - W -1 If X f mf? yf ,, X f'ff M k v WW W wif WM Zi 1 W W WW I 4 W , . WMM f M1400 ff ff V.. !! V X I My ' I 0 X , N 450 ..- 1 ygwwx W W--0' - ,W ff' Q Ay-, ... ,, ,,,., ,,,,,,,, ,W- ,. f f' hm AW' I x 41 1lau.,,,,4MV ,ff wif' LT. GENERAL PAUL X. KELLEY, FLEET MARIN E FORCE, ATLANTIC, VISITED BSC AFTER THE RETURN 0 MARINES FROM BEIRUT TO CGNGRATULATE THE JOINT MARINE c:oRPS-NAvY TEAM FOR OUT STANDING PERFORMANCE or DUTIES IN SUP PORT OF THE MULTI- L PEACKEEPING FORC MISSION. NATIONA E WORDS OF PRAISE PM COMSECONDFLT TO BARNSTABLE CTY. BT UNCLASXNOOOOOX SUBJ: URGENT FURY OPERATIONS 1 WANT TO EXPRESS TO EACH OF YOU MY DEEP- EST GRATITUDE AND HEARTFELT .ADMIRATION FOR YOUR COURAGEOUS EFFORTS TO THE SUC- CESSPUL RESCUE MISSION IN GRENADA. YOU CAN BE IUSTIFIABLY PROUD OF THE PROFES- SIONAL AND GALLANT JOB YOU PERPORMED IN PRESERVING LIBERTY ON THE ISLAND OF GREN- ADA AND PROVIDING A BEACON OF HOPE TO THE OTHERS COUNTRIES THROUGHOUT THE CARIBBEAN AREA. THE HEROIC ACTIONS OF ALL THE MILITARY UNITS WHICH CONTRIBUTED TO A HIGHLY SUCCESSFUL OPERATION HAVE BEEN WIDELY HERALDED BY THE PRESIDENT, THE SEC- RETARY OF DEFENSE, THE U.S. CITIZENS RESCUED FROM GRENADA AND THE GRENADIAN PEOPLE THEMSELVES. BY YOUR SELFLESS SACRIPICES, YOU REAFFIRMED THE PROPESSIONALISM OF THE ARMED FORCES OF THE UNITED STATES AND REKINDLED THE SPIRIT OF PRIDE WITHIN THE AMERICAN PEOPLE. OUR HEARTS AND PRAYERS GO OUT TO THE FAMILIES OF THOSE WHO PAID THE ULTIMATE PRICE FOR FREEDOM. POR YOUR EVERY SACRIPICE, MAY GOD BLESS YOU. WELL DONE. BT FM USS NEW JERSEY TO BARNSTABLE CTY. BT UNCLASXNOOOOOX SUBJ: BON VOYAGE QUJ 1. IUIJ AS ORIG DEPARTS EMED, AT LEAST FOR THE TIME BEING AND FOR THE FIRST TIME SINCE LATE SEP 83, WE LOOK BACK OVER A PERIOD OF FOUR AND ONE HALF MONTHS OF CLOSE ASSO- CIATION WITH THE PROFESSIONALS OF MARG 1- 2-EAIAHAS BEEN A PRIVILEGE TO SERVE ON YOUR 2- IUJ TO THE MEN OF MARG 1-84, SAILORS AND MARINES, FROM ALL OF US ON THE BATTLESHIP, SAILORS AND MARINES, WE WISH YOU A SMOOTH TURNOVER, SAFE VOYAGE, AND JOY- OUS REUNION WITH YOUR FRIENDS AND LOVED ONES AT HOME, A REUNION YOU RICHLY DE- '-SE-RVE. BON VOYAGE. PM CITFLEB BEIRUT LE E? BARNSTABLE CTY. UNCLASSXNOOOOOX ?UTBIII:EhgIEgIfLN ACCOMPLISHED - ES AND SAILORS OF MARG 1-84 CAN aAI5EiIPIRIDE IN THE PROFESSIONAL MANNER IN THEY TOOK AN ALL TASKS ASSIGNED ANEIPERPORMED THEM WELL. 2. PEOPLE OF LEBANON, BY AND LARGE AP- P-IgE-ICIATED YOUR EFFORTS TO RESTORE PEACE BH HEIR TROUBLED LAND. THE DIFFICULTIES IN RUT ARE NOT TRIVIAL AND THE PROBLEMS OF ITS CITIZENS WILL NOT BE SOLVE - NIGHT. D OVER 3. THE SUPERB SUPPORT WHICH YOU PROVIDED THE JOINT TASK PORCE LEBANON IN ITS EP- PORTS TO ASSIST THE U.S. AMBASSADOR IN THE PURTHERANCE OF U.S. INTERESTS WAS GREATLY APPRECIATED. THE QUALITY OF SERVICE REN- DERED BY THE MARINES AND SAILORS OF MARG 1-B4 WAS ONLY EXCEEDED BY THEIR REMARK- ABLE SPIRIT IN THE FACE OF ADVERSITY. 4. IN FAREWELL, AS YOU DEPART THE MEDITER- RANEAN, BE ASSURED OF A JOB WELL DONE - AND YOUR MISSION - ALL MISSIONS - ACCOM- PLISHED. BT FM COMSIXTHFLT TO BARNSTABLE CTY. BT UNCLASSXNOOOOOX SUBJ: BON VOYAGE 1. THE SHIPS AND MEN OF MARG 1-04 CONSISTING OF COM- PHIBRON FOUR, GUAM, TRENTON, FORT SNELLING, MAN- ITOWOC, BARNSTABLE COUNTY, AND TWO TWO MAU HAVE DISTINGUISHED THEMSELVES THROUGHOUT A PARTICU- LARLY ARDUOUS MEDITERRANEAN DEPLOYMENT. OPERAT- ING AT SEA POR UNPRECEDENTED PERIODS, SHIPS FRESH PROM INTENSIVE OPERATIONS IN GRENADA MAINTAINED EXCELLENT MATERIAL CONDITION WHILE REMAINING IN CONDITION III READINESS POSTURE. THIS MARG AND MAU CAN CLAIM THE HIGHEST FLIGHT HOUR RECORD YET ESTAB- LISHED, IN TRANSPORTING OVER 75,000 PASSENGERS AND MORE THAN 3.3 MILLION POUNDS OF CARGO. 2. CTF SIX ONE DIRECTED THE EMPLOYMENT OF NAVAL GUN- FIRE IN SUPPORT OF FORCES ASHORE, THE SUCCESSFUL TRANSFER OF LEBANESE TANKS PROM SIDON TO JUNIYAH, AND THE INCIDENT-PREE REDEPLOYMENT OF TASK PORCE SIX TWO ABOARD SHIP. THE SUPERB EVACUATION OF MORE THAN A THOUSAND CIVILIANS FROM BEIRUT WAS A MODEL OF EFFICIENCY RECOGNIZED BY CONGRATULATORY CORRE- SPONDENCE FROM THE HIGHEST LEVELS. 3. FROM THE MOMENT OF ARRIVAL IN THEATER MARG 1-B4 AND 22 MAU PERPORMED WITH SINGULAR PROFESSIONAL- ISM. I RECOGNIZE WITH PRIDE THE SACRIPICES MADE BY THE SAILORS AND MARINES DEPLOYED WITH MARG I-04 and 22 MAU AND THAT OF THE FAMILIES WHO AWAIT YOUR RE- TURN. NOW, AS YOU SAIL FOR HOME AND YOUR MUCH- DESERVED REUNION WITH FRIENDS AND LOVED ONES, I WISH YOU FAIR WINDS AND FOLLOWING SEAS. VADM EDWARD H. MARTIN. BT I . N.... .S X.: - .f,,,f'-551, ,W-M-W A BEACH WITH THE BEST DURING THE RETURN TRANSIT TO THE U.S. A FEW SUNNY DAYS ALLOWED CREWMEMBERS TO START WORKING ON THEIR TANS AT STEEL BEACH. X 'Z' R 14' M... f 1 f W 'ML QM Xxx lf, , 'AV R . .,isr-wg ' Q.,-, . , - , ' M ,fr ' ' ,f , A - Q :K X 138A 3 M X N ' F S I ax ' ' f 2, N Q :Q 4, . v , 2 , X X Z Q. X25 k 1 x E ' x E 'R , X .' 'ff ' Q J M X dwwwwfwf of x ww, M , ,,,,, ,N sax Q .ff QW. WX Xxxu , , MN N X Nw, 2 Wmmwx XXX., X X XX X ' Xmwwmwkm X - 1, NX XM . A X W X g X S I X at Y: X X X S , 5 4 f x J, 2 x A Q g X Q 3 2 S x X x N V r X x 5 Q 5 X X A X XS is imxx X Q XS .X X. XX :X QX Qsv X X5 f K ww X - x swf X1 XA, X S , .Mx 3 X x A ,N I .XXXVRX N XSL X X WX Q S .K 'NY Q X NY 5 QW Qs fx XX? xw Wx X X . XX X Ni WX fx RQ: yes X f X if Q .X Qs X X ' N A PM MXXX km A X QS' Q X X S X X fs A XX . MS XXX V- AX ,wwf gg Xa O fy-f fsfifxxx. ,151 f KE X X X N wg X X X X N X Q N 1 X X XX X A XFX X X Qislffjif- A N X14 X fS Qix X X .X X XA X X hx. 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