Belleau Wood (LHA 3) - Naval Cruise Book

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1984 volume:

plAnis hemisph vriis roMPRFtf a d % Id fj The Ship, the second largest class in the Navy, is 820 feet long, 141 feet wide and displaces 39,000 tons. It has a crew of 870 and during a normal deployment up to 2,000 Marines will embark, bringing the total population to 3,000. Itcai functi ships, aiini ' ofth( It carries the payload and performs the functions that before required four amphibious ships. Designed to operate independently or as a unit of a force, the Ship is the cornerstone of the amphibious assault. L Helicopter Carrier m M frnt i Kt Commentary: A Newsman ' s Opinion The thing is, hehcopters are different from planes. An airplane by its nature wants to fly, and if not interfered with too strongly by unusual events or by a deliberately incompetent pilot, it will fly. A helicopter does not want to fly. It is maintained in the air by a variety of forces and controls working in opposition to each other; and if there is any disturbance in the delicate balance, the helicopter stops flying im- mediately and disastrously. There is no such thing as a gliding helicopter. This is why being a helicopter pilot is so different from being an airplane pilot, and why in general, airplane pilots are clear eyed, buoyant extroverts, and helicopter pilots are brooders, introspective anticipa- tors of trouble. They know if anything bad has not happened, it is about to. -Harry Reasoner I i Amphibious Assault Ship I Boat Pron Boat Operations: Half of the Two- Pronged Capability Hospital Ship: Largest Hospital Afloat From Surgery At Sea . . . . . . To Expert Dental Care And Maintenance Of Medica Records Flag Ship Commander Amphibious Task Force (CATF) and Commander Landing Force (CLF) are briefed by their staffs in the War Room aboard USS BELLEAU WOOD, CATF is responsible to successfully get the landing force ashore. I The La and hi control! LFOC ' Omraander War Room onsible to The Landing Force Operations Center is the nerve center for CLF and his staff. Here the amphibious assault is planned and controlled until the landing force is successfully established ashore. i wj ' W CATF Commander Amphibious Task Force, Commodore Peter F. Hedley, confers with QM2 Mark L. Wright on the navigation track for the ships in the task force. CATF will determine the ships ' formation, speed and other critical data in preparation for an upcoming amphibious assault exercise. I CLF Colonel James H.R. Curd reviews the scheme of maneuver for his Marine Amphibious Unit with his Operations Officer Major James Conway. The scheme of maneuver is the critical roadmap of tactical movement CLF will use to seize and secure objectives established for his assaulting Marines. Combat Information Center CIC is the nerve center for combat operations of the ship. Navigation, weapons, targets, communications and constant surveillance day and night all come together here for protection of the ship and crew. Amid radar scopes, status boards, computer terminals, radios, and telephones the men in CIC carry out their critical tasks on board USS BELLEAU WOOD. IB b ' ' ■ ■ r B T ' te r ilHI ii a SACC The Supporting Arms Coordination Center provides firepower support to the Marines on the beach. They use all available task force assets to provide that firepower; ships, helicopters and fixed-wing close air support. SACC personnel are in constant communications with the Marine Forces ashore, the Tactical Air Control Center and ships capable of providing Naval gunfire to insure the landing force receives firepower at the right time and right place. 4 loir i Joint Intelligence Center TACC The Tactical Air Control Center controls all air activities in the amphibious objective area. This in- cludes close air support, combat air patrols, anti-submarine aircraft and helicopter operations. This tri-service operation of Navy, Marine and Army- personnel also coordinates aeromedical evacuations and search and rescue operations for the task force. The He: Center CO activities taskforcf Helicopte Boss, Brii and helo 01 Center s in the This in- ombat air rcraft and tri-service and Army leromedical ind rescue HDC The Helicopter Direction Center controls all helicopter activities for the ship and task force. Working with the Helicopter Coordinator, Air Boss, Bridge, Combat Cargo and helo pilots they orches- trate hundreds of helicopter sorties daily. i P S B ' v ■WWmm ■ Mg Land Landing BELLEAU WOOD is de- signed to maintain what the Marines call tactical integri- ty - getting a balanced force ashore. The LHA can carry a complete Marine landing tea m along with supplies and equip- ment in an assault, land them ashore by helicopter or am- phibious craft. c ding mo is de. • ' ' a what the ' tactical integri- 35 jnced force -Ha can carry a - ' i landing team ?pl;es and equip- isaulL land them :-:copter or am- The Force This two-pronged capability, with emphasis on airmobile landing of troops, enables the Navy and Marine Corps to fulfill their present day mis- sion. Amphibious exercises provide the training to ensure the combat readiness of the Navy-Marine Corps team. Supported Bye:) Combat Systems Combat Systems is comprised of three Divisions - Gunnery, Missile and Electronics. The Gunnery Division provides fire support to the Marines ashore with 5 guns, buildup of Marine ammo and the maintenance of aviation ordnance and small arms. The Missile Division defends the ship with its Basic Point Defense Missile System. The Electronics Division maintains one of the largest computer electronics systems afloat including communications, radar and Naval Tactical Data Systems (NTDS) . Communications . . . . . . At The Speed Of Light Operations DP Central CCTV Ship ' s Draftsman Photo Lab X .J Engineering p AIMD The Aircraft Intermediate Maintenance Department (AIMD) is comprised of four divisions: IMOl, IM02, IM03 and IM04. The staff work centers that are responsible for all administra- tive and Quality Assurance func- tions of the department are in IMOl Division. The Production Divisions are IM02, Aircraft Division, IM03. Avionics Equip- ment Maintenance and IM04, Ground Support Equipment Maintenance. The department has a compliment of 114 sailors and Marines and two officers while deployed. BpfWi 3P P| ■j - f - g vrfy . B K H P Ih k I AIMD ' s primary function is to provide support for the embarked Marine Composite Squadron and the ship ' s helo by performing intermediate level aircraft maintenance which is defined as check, test and repair of components and accessories. When the workload is broken down into facts and figures it equates to 1787 components inducted and 1271 repaired and returned to a Ready for Issue (RFI) condition; during the WESTPAC cruise we have increased our repair capabihty by 15.6%! This has enabled our supported squadron to meet 95% of its commitments. During the recent COMFAIRWESTPAC mid-cruise inspection, AIMD received a comment from the inspection team saying that BELLEAU WOOD is the best LHA LPH they have inspected in WESTPAC. We are proud to have contributed to the common goal we are all working for: to make BELLEAU WOOD and her embarked Marines the best in the Navy and the pace setter for the rest to catch ... if they can! Combat Cargo 0) CD a o ' 1 1 Supply Department 1983-84 ... A busy, productive, sometimes frustrating, but never boring period for everyone in Supply. MOST FAMILIAR PHRASES OF THE CRUISE . . . DIS Elma by none other than SK2 Elma Don ' t spend your money here, save it for P.I. by Boats in S-3 Do we have to stay here much looooongeeerrr! by everyone!!! XO ' s inspection of ship ' s company berthing and heads . . . SALUTE! I don ' t know , patented by BUBS MOST HIGHLY ACCLAIMED ENTERTAIN- MENT . . . AK2 Henault ' s Patton immitations while entering port in Pusan, Korea! Executive Department From day-one of the WESTPAC, Executive Department personnel worked together to perform their daily functions and added spit and polish to an already brilliant shine. Men worked in a combination of several office spaces, each having its own importance to the crew. These spaces include: Captain ' s Office, Personnel Office, Educational Services Office, Combat Cargo Office, Post Office, Comm and Career Counseling office Command Master Chief, Print Shop, Legal Office and Master-At-Arms Office. WESTPAC ' 84 was an eventful cruise for many shipmates in Executive Department. Long days and even longer nights saw many personnel turning and burning to get the work load done. Despite the workload, crewmembers still found time to enjoy each and every port visited by BELLEAU WOOD. Some highlights of the cruise included: tours of Hawaii, the night-life in Subic City, the frigid cold of Korea, shopping bargains and a wedding in Hong Kong, purchasing cassette tapes in Singapore, the exciting beaches in Thailand, the friendly people from the land down under and the intriguing culture of a modern-day Japan. WESTPAC ' 84 gave the men of Executive a chance to experience the lifestyles and cultures of many lands. A challenge of exploration set in each time the ship pulled into a new port. At times, the steaming hours between ports were long. There were times when one felt that they would never see land again, but the thoughts of home kept him going: looking forward to seeing a long awaited USA. I ' ' T LIBERTY! Ks- HawaiiiOur First and Last Stop I :Oui id op 1 1 1 - : ' ' ' -.. . U j ■ 1 ttK 1 Philippines: Our Homeport Away From Home 1 II Hong Kong Hi ■H m 1 JU Ki uv 1 fe 1 ...„.; A ,1 •1  ■■- ' , — • f i 1 ■ . ' wi| H ■■..■• - ■ ' •■. 1 1 . 1,. • -r • B ■ m • - ■ •• y :. : ' ' ' ' • •■ - Bp ' ■-■ ' ' ■ .-... . .,1 -J5 1 IL- .. — ..rr ««|pB ... •J I ' m Singapore The Lion City Singapore today presents a well groomed face of beautiful hotels and immaculate parks and streets in a lush garden setting. An island off the southern tip of the Malay Peninsula, Singapore offers a fascinating glimpse of Asian life contrasted by modern shopping centers. The diversity of Chinese, Malay and Indian cultures is distinctly Singapor- ean. lm i i Phu Ket, Thailand This enchanting retreat on the Indian Ocean side of Thailand ' s southern peninsula was the highlight of the cruise for many aboard BELLEAU WOOD. The kindness of the people was exceeded only by the beauty of this Asian paradise. Time to relax, dream, enjoy . . . ' .■■ ■ ' ■ v RilfS v ' 9 mmt i ' ' :jjlai u. .% Wt H 1 — u« Perth, Australia City of Lights A city which nestles on the banks of a sweeping river with green expanses scattered generously along it, has the Darling Ranges as a backdrop, and the Indian Ocean for a doorstop is more than just a city. fi S. Wog Day: Crossing the Line the ' -Wff 1 ' tft ' ' 1 ■ Know Ye, that said crewmember on 05 May 1984 aboard the USS BELLE AU WOOD appeared at the equator at Longitude 095-00. E thus entering Our Royal Domain, and having been inspected by My Royal Staff, was initiated in to the Solemn Mysteries of the Ancient Order of the Deep. I do hereby command All Hands to Honor and Respect him as a Trusty Shellback. Davey Jones His Royal Scribe Neptunus Rex Ruler of the Raging Main -mus mem im ri More West Pac Women WEST PAC 84 Kernel Blitz 84-1 The first major amphibious exercise of the deploy- ment took place 27-31 January. The Amphibious Task Force with BELLE AU WOOD in the lead conducted two heliborne assaults, two surface as- saults and mass casualty and non-combatant evac- uation exercises on Oahu and Kauai in the Ha- waiian Islands. The Navy Marine Team was ready. mj s « ■ mt r Mk n M §gp f J i E m Hill 1 Team Spirit 84 - Korea The balmy weather in Hawaii a distant memory, the crew and Marines of BELLEAU WOOD were now fighting bitter April cold as they joined their Republic of Korea allies in ' ' the Land of the Morning Calm ' Valiant On to the Land Down Under where the BELLE AU WOOD ' S Navy Marine Team conducted amphibious assaults on the beaches of Western Australia at Lancelin. Usher 84-7 AS Here the crew enjoyed the hospitality of the area ' s cray fishermen, trained with the ' ' Aussies and marveled at the kangaroos and emus. Korea Again in June II e AFriendSHIP Community Relations projects came in a variety of forms during West Pac ' 84. Crewmembers painted a school, the Medical Dental Department contributed time and skills and the crew helped through the Chaplain ' s Change for Charity. Thanks to the crew: -the hospital bills of a young girl were paid. -some local students in the Philippines received high school scholarships. -The Fil-Am Orphanage received new windows and contributions. -classrooms at the Boys Girls school were painted. m V Pro Oly 1st Place; Two for Two Wives In Hong Kong ' Working Together: The Navy Marine Team i , .§i ' A ■ ' ' ' ' li } Till r ; S 1 .1 .UU.I f tf ' i r4 M - , ' J Pusan Korea Pusan is Korea ' s most ad- vanced port of foreign trade, handling 45% of the country ' s exports and imports. Many crew members traveled to Seoul for shopping. .. ? m . f -Aw ' .. sr ji i ifc MOLJ - — ' ■ - ' -ipS Okinawa I IF T r ' Japan: One of the populated Countries World ' s most densely Technological advances and skilled Workers have put Japan in the forefront of the world in such fields as electronics, shipbuilding and optics. Welcome Home Marines I R H p l ii Im ' 9P j Hs ' . «ij n 1 - jwbB 1 H E January M, 1984 Commence West Pac84 Goodby to Family and Friends July 27, 1984 -Secure from West Pac 84 -The Battle for San Diego Begins .maeik ' .V ' from ittle m: ' X, A - Leader Teacher Mentor Hero These and more . . . Wishing you fair winds and following seas Skipper The Crew The Navy Marine Team Amphibious Squadron Five Captain Peter F. Hedley Commander Amphibious Squadron Five Captain Hedley was born in Antigonish, Nova Scotia, Canada. Upon becoming a U.S. Citizen, he attended the U.S. Merchant Marine Academy and was graduated in 1960. Capt. Hedley received his reserve commission in the U.S. Navy upon graduation. From December 1960 to February 1963, Capt. Hedley served as Damage Control Assistant and Second Division Officer with USS TANNER (AGS-15). He was then assigned as Damage Control Assistant for USS HAMMERBERG (DE- 1 1 5) until attending Naval Destroyer School. He then served as Operations Officer for USS MASSEY (DD-778). Capt. Hedley attended the Naval War College, and later assumed the duties as Executive Officer of USS BROOKE (FFG-1). Prior to his assignment as Commander of Amphibious Squadron Five, Capt. Hedley was the Commanding Officer of USS DULUTH (LPD-6). Five Captain Harry M. S. Gimber Commander Amphibious Squadron Five Captain Gimber Graduated from the Naval Academy in 1957 and was assigned to USS WATTS (DD-567). He then attended submarine school and was later attached to USS CORSAIR (SS-435) and USS TENCH (SS-41 7). Capt. Gimber then attended the Naval Postgraduate School and received a Mechanical Engineering degree. Subsequent assignments included a tour as Operations Officer on USS BARREL, a tour on the Staff of Career Planning Board, Bureau of Naval Personnel, as Commanding Officer of USS BLUEBACK (SS-581) and as Executive Officer of USS BLUE RIDGE (LCC-19). Prior to his assignment as PHIBRON FIVE Commanding Officer, Capt. Gimber was Commanding Officer of USS OGDEN (LPD-5). Amphibioi ,L ' SSW irTS icuice School and tour as Operations •jjjvalPersonnel Captain Nigel E. Parkhurst Chief Staff Officer Captain Parkhurst received his commission in June 1963 upon graduation from Oregon State University. Following his first duty assignment as Main Propulsion Assistant on USS MULLANY (DD-528), he attended the naval Destroyer School. He then reported to USS RICHARD S. EDWARDS (DD-950) as engineering Officer, followed by duty as Staff Material Officer for Commander, Destroyer Squadron One. Prior to assignment as Chief Staff Officer for Commander, Amphibious Squadron Five, Capt. Parkhurst served as Commanding Officer of USS FORT FISHER (LSD-40). Colonel James H. Ronald Curd Commanding Officer 31st Marine Amphibious Unit Colonel Curd entered the Marine Corps through the Naval ROTC program at the University of New Mexico. He was commissioned a Second Lieutenant on 11 June 1958. He then attended the Basic School where he was an honor graduate and was designated an Infantry Officer. He later served with 1st Battalion, 9th Marines in the Republic of Vietnam as a Rifle Company Commander and Battalion S-3. In 1977 Col. Curd attended the Army War College in Carlisle, Penn. following which he was assigned to the Command and Staff College, Marine Corps Education Center at Quantico, Virginia. In March 1981, Col. Curd was ordered to Headquarters Marine Corps where he served as Military Secretary to Commandant until July 1983. He then assumed the post of CO of 31 MAU. the PLC] the Mann Force Sen then attended tb y Officer- He jpaflyCominandei ,;ePenn.[ollowiW cation Center [anneW ' ,5UiDed the post  Lieutenant Colonel Kastner Executive Officer 31st Marine Amphibious Unit Lt. Col. Kastner graduated from the Citadel in 1967 and was commissioned in the Marines through the PLC Program. Upon completion of Special Warfare School in May 1968 he was assigned as a platoon commander with 1st Battalion, 7th Marines in the Republic of Vietnam. Other assignments included executive officer of a rifle company with the 2nd Marine Division and with the Marine Corps Recruiting Depot, Paris Island. In 1981 Lt. Col. Kastner was ordered to 1st Force Service Support, Camp Pendleton where he served as Executive Officer. Landing Support Battalion and CO, MAU Service Support Group-17. 0t i y 1 ( ■ J ii9cy W ■•• li m .M B 1 uH Captain F. R. Donovan Commanding Officer, IJSS BELLE AU WOOD Captain Francis R. Donovan, a native of Arlington, Mass., enlisted in the Navy in April 1952. He served aboard the USS TIMMERMAN (EDD-828) and received a fleet appointment to the Naval Academy in 1955. Graduating from the Academy in 1959, he joined USS SULLIVANS (DD-537) and remained on board for the next four years, serving as Anti-Submarine Warfare Officer, Gunnery Officer, Operations Officer and Navigator. From September 1963 until June of 1965, Captain Donovan attended the Navy ' s postgraduate program in Oceanography at the University of Washington. He later attended the Naval War college and later obtained a Masters degree in Marine Affairs from the University of Rhode Island. Other assignments for BELLEAU U OOD ' S skipper included Commanding Officer of USS CLAUDE V. RICKETTS (DDG-5) and an assignment with the Bureau of Naval Personnel in the Service Warfare Officer Assignment section. Prior to reporting to BELLEAU WOOD, Captain Donovan was Commanding Officer of USS NASHVILLE (LPD-13). Office 10, ;, uj sa •e(i atatd j ' jWJj.GiaWinS j„attheUnive ' S ' ' y -;,e Ser nai« Commander D. J. Snodgrass Executive Officer Commander Snodgrass received his BS degree in Agriculture from the University of lUinois in June 1963. Following completion of OCS, he was commissioned an ensign and was assigned to NAS Guam. In 1968, Commander Snodgrass entered the Surface Navy, first as division officer for USS COLONIAL (LSD-81) followed by a tour as Operations Officer for USS SAN MARCOS (LSD-25) in Norfolk, VA. Prior to reporting to USS HAMNER (DD-718), Commander Snodgrass attended the Destroyer Department School. He later served as a Tactical Naval Warfare instructor. He then served as CIC Officer on the nuclear powered cruiser USS LONG BEACH (CGN-9). He then served as Executive Officer of USS BRISTOL COUNTY (LST-1198). Prior to reporting to Belleau Wood, Commander Snodgrass was Commanding Officer of USS PEORIA (LST-1183). Cdr. Denigro Lcdr. Jarosz Lcdr. Meyers Lt. Humphrey ABHCS Navarro ABHC Martin ABHl Hawkins ABHl Johnson ABH2 Ricamore ABH2 Sharrett ABH2 Thompson ABH3 Billingsley ABH3 Carstaphnur ABH3 Mangonon ABH3 Ouellette ABH3 Pederson ABH3 Psaila ABH3 Rowling ABH3 Thompson ABH3 Welday ABH3 Woodfork AN Booker AN Bustria AN Fleming AN George ABHAN Hartley AN Harvey AN Hill ABHAN Hipp AN Johnson AN Jones AN Lambey AN Littleford ABHAN Moravek AN Pruitt AN Seger Air Department VI £Mk dMMM JM AN Shobar AN Theis AN Valdez AA Baker AA Cooper AA Grant f a ( AA Mason AA McClaskey AA Montoya AA Rodgers AA Zebell J V3 M Lt. McKinnon Lt. Dowling Ltjg. Noce — ABHC Hunt ABHl Cotman ABH2 Jackson ABH2 Kunze ABH2 Salas ABH2 Searfoss ABH3 Marquardt ABH3 Scott AN Christopherson AN Fletcher ABHAN Hoffman V4 C f fS fT k k t% f (f f 7 ' ilMiail m f o Lt, Sylvester ABFC Bias ABFl Anderson ABFl Carino ABFl Cottrell ABF2 Gomez ABF2 Humphrey ABF2 Mestas ABF2 Panelo ABF2 Stone ABF2 Stroud ABF3 Battaglini ABF3 Fimon ABF3 Hunter ABF3 Macalma ABF3 McClenny ABF3 Meyers ABF3 Osborne ABF3 Owens ABF3 Solorio ABF3 Timmons ABF3 Wilier AN Chirello AN Fleck AN Miller AN Moore AN Nelson AN Siracusa AN Sloan AN Sprouse ABFAA Beverland AA Deneault AA Garber AA Graham AA Johnson 157 AIMD IMO-1 ■■ !SfS  SF ' ■ VSIE S WS.-, CW02 Tijerina ADCM Retchless AMSC Goodman AZC Laoang AZl Campbell ADl Duke AZl Hebert ATI Montgomery AMSl Ordonio AMSl Pierce ADl Runnion AZl Townes AZ2 Megginson IMO-2 ADl Briggs AMSl Lewis AMHl Magginetti AMSl Magpayo AMSl Manewal PRl Minter Ssgt. Read ADl Riascan AEl Venable AMSl Young AMH2 Fischer AD2 Harvey AD2 Jordan AMH2 Jugoz O ff miM AD2 Justice AMS2 Linares AD2 O ' Neil AMS3 Bryant AMS3 Moore ADAN Byrd h. miM ADAN Christian ADAN Morgan AMMAN Roberts AEAN Russell FRAN Sperry l k aufi- o AE3 DeBerry ATS Wallis ATAN Portis AEAA VanAller IMO-4 m r ASC Dorig ASM2 Azure ASM2 Balino ASM2 Bishop ASM2 Dearing ASE2 Travis ASM3 Holt ASEAN DelaCruz AOAN Henderson ASEAN Paradis C. ASMAN Paradis J. Ltjg. Magnuson Ltjg, Blankinship ETCS Orcutt ETC Alexander DSC Maynard DSl Chapman ETl Duty ET2 East DS2 Feebeck ET2 Foster DS2 Hash ET2 McKinnon ET2 Ritchie DS3 Beezley ET3 Cabrero DS3 Dennis ET3 Dickinson DS3 Favors DS3 King DS3 Oltman ET3 Paugh DS2 Pickard ET3 Ryan ET3 Spicer ET3 White DSSN Vialpando ETSN Williamson gmiMmtMm CSG m£m AOAN Hehling GMGSN Stanford FTGSN Taylor GMGSN Upfold AOAA Whitaker GMGC Simms FTGC Lubstorf GMGl Apthorp GMGl Morrison FTG2 Barnes A02 Cardwell GMG2 Collins FTG2 Davenport FTG2 Kretzenger FTG2 Polanski GMG2 Simmons A02 Stewart GMG3 Hull A03 Struble CSM f- iMtmdM FTMSN Gradwohl FTMSN Wilbur Ens. Weiner FTMC Schrauben FTM2 Hansen FTM2 Murry FTM3 Cook FTM3 Smith FTGSN Brady v -«  Communications Lcdr. Dunlap Ltjg. Green Ltjg. Falcon Ens. Maker RMC Treece RMC Wilkins RMC Vasquez RMl Green RMl Jones RMl Kelly RM2 Henderson RM2 Kellas RM3 Allen RM3 Bossis RM3 Brown SMCS Norbriga SMI Dye SM2 Folmsbee SM2 Robertson SM2 Sedillo SM3 Allen SM3 Villanueva RM3 Chambers RM3 Cortinas RM3 Essinger RM3 Jungblut RM3 Nieves RM3 Ogaard J V . RM3 Sands RMSN Bowling RMSN Greenisen RMSN Katsigenis RMSN Schultz tdmiMiMmmm m cs SMSN Barcus SMSN Connelly SMSN Miller SMSN Booth SMSN Dempsey (A O Deck Department m Lcdr. Phipps First Division SN Gverovich SN Hanes BMSN Jackson SN Kennedy SN Maqnin SN Roseberry SN Salahuddin SN Stupecki SN Westmoreland SA Claudio SA Ferrer SA Gauthier SA Obnial SA Robinson BMCS Terronez BMl Fulton BM2 Caberto BM2 Dunn BM2 Hoozer BM3 Coffee BM3 Fuller 2ncl Division a 9 fmdm SN Radcliffe SN Renteria SN Sweeney Boats Ltjg. Smith BMl Tupola BM2 Myers BM3 Diaz BM3 Ducceschi BM3 Gloska SN Alexander Engineering ENC Stuart MMC Gahan MMl Acuario ENl Aquino MMl Brown MMl Gonzales MM2 Agustin YN2 Biggerstaff EN2 Campano EN2 Fox MM2 LaPurga MM2 McChuen EN2 Pyke EN2 Rhone MM2 Tamares MM3 Baugh EN3 Burg EN3 Clark MM3 Combs MM3 Justice MM3 McCall EN3 Melius MM3 Morehouse MM3 Rapada MM3 Robinson MM3 Smith EN3 Tyson MM3 Wasunck MMFN Ananea MMFN Barrett MMFN Bagg EMFN Brown MMFN Johnson FN Kuster ENFN Love E-Division Lt. Fancher CW02 Giorgiani ENC Aquino ICC London EMI Cabale ICl Ferris EMI Guzman EMI Heuer EM2 Brough EM2 Gribble IC2 Hiott EM2 Murrel EM2 Parenteau EMS Beaudette IC3 Degraffenreid EM3 Go IC3 Jenkins EM3 Kelly EM3 Merrick IC3 Prez IC3 Pittman iMdmdm IC3 Smith EM3 Thomas EMFN Pillion ICFN Fox EMFN Greenwood ICFN Hoxie ICFN Murrell ICFN Tenhundfeld ICFN Walker ICFA Gideon ICFA Levasseur I MPF .•a Ens Boettcher BTC Lee BTl Wilson BT2 Keith BT2 King MM3 Butler BT3 Cappellucci MM3 Doerflein MM3 Kasdorf BT3 Keel BT3 Merrell MM3 Taylor BT3 Winslow FN Chavez B s BTFA Slayton FA Webb FA Wilkerson FN Clark BTFN Cole MMFN Johnson MMFN Jones FN Luberto MMFN Pasela FN Patterson MMFN Trupiano FN Walton BTFA Aguerrebere FA Housley Lcdr. Silvers Ens. Anderson BTl Daniels BTl Davis MMl Johnson MMl Wilson BT2 Harmon MPA BT2 Harris re N ■■■1 BT2 O ' Byrne W f . -f HHC I H BT2 Bath iPf T kJ SH BT3 Cardenas 4 ,iQ| BT3 Corbin Jtt tk jSK . 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Ellison MAC Buckland MAC Leukhardt MAI Babao MAI Carothers MAI Phillips MAI Shoun RPSA Jerry YNSN Martin YNSN Perdue YNSA Rollain YNSN Young i iMt X-2 o r eii ik a AMS2 Henshaw J ; GMG2 Butler §M LaliLi Medical ini HM3 Ramiro HM3 Secary HM3 Sylvester HM3 Wood HN Guess HN Hector Lt. Brightman Lt. Meth Ltjg. Zamora HMCM Robillard HMl Everett HMl Nasr HMl Saenz HM2 Sheridan DT2 Wallace HM2 Wells HM3 Buker HM3 Engle HM3 Erickson HM3 Khoury Lcdr. Long Navigation QMC Smith QMl Haines QM2 Bohanan QM2 Brown QM2 Lewis QM2 Marksberry QM2 Rojas QM3 Schifano QM3 Willis QMSN Flick QMSN Kauffman QMSN Warden SA Williams Operations Lt. Dunnavan AGC Miller AGl Tuley AG2 Garcia AG2 Sailer AG3 Nelson AG3 Vaughn Maj. Pruden Lcdr. Welstead ACC Runyon ACl Caplinger ACl Strohecker ACl Trinidad AC 2 Brownlee DPC Kuhlman DPI Masterbergen DPI Pimentel DP2 Robinson DP2 Strauss DP3 Fares DP3 Gandy DP3 Gonzalez DP3 O ' Brien DP3 Walton DPSN Balash DPSN Caswell DPSN Cunningham DPSN Evans DPSN Garbrandt DPSN Gonzalaz DPSN Leeper DPSN Oury DPSN Power DPSN Stewart r2 DPSN Walker oc a AC 2 Hanna ACAN Evans ACAN Gamble OD ( i f o o Hl i l l Ol 4iii( iiii mikm f A O IS Ltjg. Mangus OSCS Fuller OSC Colchin OCl Ludwig OSl Reeves 051 Waldschmidt 052 Aycox 0S2 Berryman 0S2 Bukovey 0S2 Hubbard 0S2 Martin 0S2 Rider 0S2 Ross 0S2 Steinert 052 Vickers 053 Burks 0S3 Candalaria 0S3 Davis 0S3 Defraia 0S3 Fann 0S3 Hatchett 0S3 Hunt 0S3 Kemp 0S3 Klinger 0S3 Koch 0S3 Kowalchik 0S3 O ' Neill 0S3 Rogers 0S3 Rowland 0S3 Sanford 0S3 Trenda 0S3 Tress 0S3 Wingfield OSSN Clark OSSN DeLong OSSN Giannini OSSN Harrington OSSN Lewis OSSN Maher OSSN Marling © OSSN Nethercutt OSSN Vasquez OSSN Washburn OSSN Winemiller OSSN Franklin i I! ETC Wright EW2 Henson EW2 Hiett EW2 Liverman EW2 McCormick EW2 Merrill EW2 Nuss EW2 Pishock EW2 Williams EW2 Worden EW2 Saxer EW2 Villarreal EW3 Joseph ow ' If i gm§mm r f r . dk Lcdr. Leith PHCS Guffy PHI O ' Brien PH2 Anglada IC2 Erection IC2 Grant IS2 Mosley IC2 Sanchez J02 M. Scheck 152 Schmidt PH2 Sherley IS3 Cooley 153 Eichorn PH3 Gilbert PH3 Kendricks DP3 Porter PH3 Summers PHAN Fuller PHAN Klein PHAN Myers JOSN Melton Supply S-1 S-6 oitmt Lt. Houston SKCS Newcomer SKC Auza SKI Apostol MSI Gosha SKI Nannos SK2 Elma AK2 Santos SK3 Barber SK3 Charles SK3 Crespo SK3 Hammett SK3 Lessard YNSN Brown SKSN Burleson SKSN Heart SKSN Moore SKSN Rake Lt, Ksiazek AKC Devera AKl Sullivan Ssgt, Rose AK2 Araujo Sgt. Becerra AK2 Henault Cpl. Rodgers AKAN Alvarado AKAN Aranilla AKAN Brower L Cpl. Brown L Cpl. Guevara L Cpl. McCarter Pfc. Johnson S-3 Ltjg. Fortner Ltjg. Geneaux Ens. Rodriguez SHC Amon SHC Canonizado SHI Dale SHI Pagkalinawan SHI Moneda SH2 Deguzman SH3 Reed SH3 Smoot SH3 Thies SH3 Wong SHSA Erwin BS SHSA Glossett SHSN Huskey SHSA Johnson SHSN Kane SHSN Momongan SHSN Watson S-4 f f% B ' 0 S-5 DK3 Erickson DKSN Lenocker MSC Tumalad MSI Alaysa MSI Songcuan MS2 Apostol MS3 Duffer MS3 Walker MSSN Austin MSSN Palmri S-2 ± Ens. Dahlman MSc Jackson MSI Bagan MSI Fabon MSI Franco MSI Nava MSI Tangonan MSI Villanueva MS2 Price MS2 Tanielu MS2 Washington MS3 Casey nt 2 HH H i l k MSSN Aquino MMSN Bishop MSSN Bell MSSN Brown MSI Conley MS3 Kendricks MS3 Lee MS3 Redmon MS3 Richardson MS3 Ridley MS3 Samuels MS3 Simpkins MS3 Tarango MSSN Atlas MSSN Guthrie MSSN Pope MSSN Rogers CDR Parda Lcdr. Lancaster Lcdr. Murray Lcdr. Thomson Lt. Crane Lt. Dunklin Lt. Ga Lt. Miller Ltjg. Justice CW02 McTiernan RMCS Fulcher BTCS Ouellett SMCS Thompson YNC Holcomb MMC Nesbitt BMl Anderson OSl Bohn Ssgt. Cavanaugh RMl Reeves QMl Connell OSl Haddon Ssgt. Harrison 051 Lovell YNl Mclnnis MSI Sombillo 052 Bosse MS2 Diaz YN2 Dix OS 2 Sipsy RM2 Smith OSS Lujan 0S3 Rycraft CTM3 West MMSN Cimadori CTOSN Fernandez iMiAd tM TACRON TWELVE Cdr. Taylor Lcdr. Anderson Maj. Ingersoll Maj. Jennings OSCM Dellos ACCS Sirignano OSC Read NLFS ry m f id Gysgt Hamilton Ssgt. Hudson Sgt. Humphreys Maj. Parkinson Msgt Cieslinski Msgt Hausken Msgt Jones Gysgt. Bey Gysgt. Chestang Gysgt. March ENI Kielbasinski MSI Lim MSI Linag ENI Miller QMl Schwartz QMl Wyer RM2 Cash EM2 Hartmann BM2 Konop BM2 Lampin EN2 Linkogle EN2 Southerton EN2 Wilhite EM2 Vitancol ACU-1 EN2 Jackson BM3 Jaramillo EN3 Strode ENFN Bagu FN Cockerline SN England SN Facteau FN Fultz FN Greene SN Guillory FN Linn SN Perry ENFN Rameriz ENFN Risser EMFN Spilsbury 1. xw mj iX: , Lt. Colonel Ayres (First Row, L to R) Lcpl Tait, Lcpl Greathouse, Pfc Petrie. Cpl King, Lcpl O ' Neal, Lcpl Finnern (Second Row) SSgt Martin, Capt Leevy, Capt McGuire, Maj Wood, Capt Waters, Msgt Johnson. (Back Row) SSgt Johnson, 1st Lt Cum- misky, 1st Lt Gordy, Capt. Kent. BLT 1 3 i H S COMPANY Captain Waters I Communications Platoon 1 3 (front Row, L to R) Ssgt. Livingston. Ssgt. Jefferson. Sgt. Woods. Ssgt. IFario. Capt. Waters, Msgt. Huckins. Sgt. Lee. Sgt. Gordon. (2nd Row) L Cpl Braswell. L Cpl. iOttenberg. Cpl Garvey. Cpl. Carter. Cpl. Moses. Cpl. Mulderig. Cpl. Roberts. L Cpl. Tremblet. (3rd |Row) L Cpl, Morant, L.Cpl. Thornton. L Cpl, Strickland. L Cpl, Sigman. Cpl, Baker. L Cpl, Crouch, L Cpl. Dawkins, Cpl. Pheifer. (4th Row) L Cpl, Pinon. L Cpl, Mitchell, L Cpl, Fiske, Cpl, Rideous, L Cpl, Girard. L Cpl. Farrar, Sgt, Lavergne. L Cpl, Asberry, (5th Row) Cpl, Wilson. L Cpl, Kealoha. L Cpl, Loucks. Pvt, Allen. Cpl, Cormier. Cpl, Lopez. L Cpl, Herrera. L Cpl. Galino. Cpl. Moniz. (6th ' Row) Cpl, Gilbert. L Cpl, Glennon. L Cpl. Serrano. Cpl, Walsh. Cpl, King, 1st Pit,, A, Co,. 3rd Recon (Front Row. L to R) L Cpl. Harrison. Cpl, Pagan. Cpl, Gomez, L Cpl. Bright. Sgt. Albert. Sgt, Moore. (2nd Row) Sgt, Lamlin. Cpl, Lang. L Cpl, Poppen. L Cpl. Kehrt. HM3 Lemke. Sgt, Richey, (3rd Row) 1st, Lt, Toupin. Cpl, Urbahn. Cpl, Hart. L Cpl. Williams, Ssgt. Graham, L Cpl. Knipp. L Cpl. Lizak. Cpl. Palomibizzio, Ssgt. Harris. HQ Section (Front Row, L to R) L Cpl. Robinson. L Cpl Rapoza, Sgt. Escryplo. Cpl. Schmidt. Cpl. Stokes Capt. Christopher. (Back Row) L Cpl. Baty, Sgt Smith. L Cpl. Redmond. GySgt. Bentley. 1st Sgt Lara, Capt. Jackson. First E ° iFtoot !!  ■■ ' NdrtiL L ' CP UjkHw. ' - Jiiddlt L ' Cpl L Cpl 1 - Shields. Sgt- pfcColo ' Ri«8liln. Sip i _-,i First Engineering Platoon (Front Row, L to R) Sgt, McGraw, Cpl. Perez Negron. L Cpl. Diaz, L Cpl. Houghton, L Cpl Has-ellison, L Cpl. Engsberg, L Cpl. Hagenbaugh (Middle Row) Sgt. Momant, Cpl. Fox, Pfc. Ross L Cpl. Schumann, Pfc. Mossor, L Cpl. Williams, L Cpl. Miguel. (Top Row) 2nd Lt. Parsons. Sgt Shields, Sgt. Didsbury. Cpl. Moody, L Cpl. Spence Pfc. Coleman, L Cpl. Patten, Pfc. Marshall. L Cpl, Rogalski, Ssgt. Spence. (Front Row. L to R) L Cpl. R. L. Ferry, L Cpl. H. L. Battistilla, L Cpl. Suit, L Cpl. R. P. Valiente. (Middle Row) Capt. Schwab. Ssgt. R. L. Deering. 1st Lt. D. C. Fuguca, 1st Lt. P. J. Grabouski. (Back Row) Cpl. N. R. Limb, Cpl. G. P. Schroeder, Cpl. Hose, Cpl. Baxley. Pfc. E. D. Kirby. Sta P!t (Front Row, L to R) L Cpl. J. C. James. L Cpl. E. D. Swiatczak. Cpl. E. D. Kurvach, L Cpl. S. E. Ronan. Cpl. J. 0. Tumlinson. (2nd Row) Ssgt. J. C. Montano, L Cpl. A. K. Dorcas, Cpl. K. Pfenneberger. Sgt. W. A. Reed. (Back Row) L Cpl. T. P. Dennis, L Cpl. R. Joiner, L Cpl. Bonhommee, L Cpl. G. A. Blakeslee, L Cpl. W. G. Kelly, L Cpl. S. E. Cole, Sgt. T. A. Smith Consolidation Administration (Front Row, L to R) L Cpl. Eichlin. L Cpl Linville, L Cpl. Simmons, Sgt. Vargas, Sgt Whitten. (Middle Row) Pvt. Buckley. Cpl Keith, L Cpl. Harsh. L Cpl. Jones, L Cpl. Bahret. Pfc. Howatt. (Back Row) CWO-2 Ussery, Cpl. Pratt, L Cpl. Singleton. L Cpl. McNeil. Sgt. Powell. Gysgt. Killough. LCpl Irtu LCp. a-f Ditidl I sp . ' Pfc For son Pic tt DJMiiin, L WeilH iBuIl I Cpl iatu Winn A tl A COMPANY Weapons Platoon (Front Row. L to R) Gysgt. Dyer. Cpl Alhe. L Cpl. Lake. Pvt. Nickles, Pfc Mamidreek. L Cpl. Kelly. Pfc. Cum. mings. Ssgt. Garcia (2nd Row) Cpl Meade. Cpl. Self, L Cpl. Standbery, Pfc Edwards. L Cpl. Jordan. Sgt. Gyeszat Cpl. Arroyo. (3rd Row) Cpl. Osborne L Cpl. Kachik. L Cpl. Dykes. L Cpl Milnes, Pfc. Carlton, Cpl. Sroch, L Cpl Aeigler, Pfc. Smith, Cpl. Mitchell. guaintix jjt LCp-Eciiiiii L ' Cfl gggl Sgt m i Ja ftt Biitklej C|l . ;, i ' ' ' 3rd Platoon (Front Row, L to R) Ssgt. Thorton. L Cpl. Trevizo. L Cpl. Bustamante. L Cpl. Greathouse, Pfc. Zauala, Pfc. Dahedl, L Cpl. Theisen, HM3 Mara- sigan, 2nd Lt. Gresham. (Middle Row) Pfc. Fordham. Cpl. James. Cpl. Richard- son. Pfc, Vitek. Cpl. Iman. L Cpl. Davenport, L Cpl. Demberton, Pfc. Weiler. (Back Row) L Cpl. Schoonover. L Cpl. Strickler, Pfc. Trudeau. Pfc. Waring. First Platoon (Front Row, L to R) Ssgt. Anderson, Sgt. Turner. Pfc. Click, L Cpl. Permell, Cpl. Thomas, L Cpl. Hodapp, Pfc. Ahto. L Cpl. Locke, Cpl. Chizmar. (Back Row) Cpl. Grafton. Sgt. Jarman, Cpl. Valle. L Cpl. Ross, L Cpl. Mitchell, L Cpl. Johnson. L Cpl. Clark, L Cpl. Denton. Pfc. Barker. L Cpl. Gibbons. L Cpl. Farnum. L Cpl, Mitchell. L Cpl. Nowak, L Cpl. Gelsleichter. L Cpl. Gregory. L Cpl. Frazier. HA Cato. Second Platoon (Front Row, L to R) Sgt. ' Arnold. Cpl. Mollis. Pfc. Donnelly. L Cpl. Blackwell. L Cpl. Leanna, L Cpl. Kalacas, Sgt. Bishop, Ssgt. Broderick. (2nd Row) L Cpl. Forquer, L Cpl. Ring. Pfc McKinney, Sgt. Murry, L Cpl. Lemar, L Cpl. Pearson. Pfc. Payne. (Back Row) L Cpl. Ingram. L Cpl. Laflamme. Cpl. Ames, Pfc. Langford, HM3 Haben, 2nd Lt. Gates, Sgt. Hansen. 3 ' ' m B COMPANY jffW mmmm mm at mmmmm fwimsssasizztt w vi xv-vcrw 1st Sgt. Miller Jfficers and SNCOs Front Row, L to R) Ssgt. VanZanardi, Ssgt. Lunn, Gysgt. Feeney, Ssgt. Poland. (2nd Row) Lt. licDaniels. 2nd Lt. AUes, 2nd Lt. Schwarm. 1st Sgt. Miller. 2nd Lt. Tillman. Capt. Arquiette )fficers Left to Right) 2nd Lt. Daniels, 2nd Lt. Schwarm, 2nd Lt. Alles, Capt. Arquiette, 2nd Lt. Tillman. mMMff iiisssn SKVmVii«V i V « M ■ M ■ • Top B Company First Platoon (Front Row, L to R) L Cpl. Puckett, L Cpl. Sepulveda, Pf. Newland, L Cpl. Webber, L Cpl Blackwell, Pfc. Dresher. (2nd Row) L Cpl. Herrington. L Cpl. Grebenz, L Cpl. Kadinger, L Cpl. Romero, L Cpl. Hart, L Cpl. HoUimon. (3rd Row) L Cpl. StoU, L Cpl. Brown, L Cpl. Woods, L Cpl. Robinson, Pvt. Ramos, L Cpl. Taylor. L Cpl. Ruditys. (4th Row) Sgt. Nohl, L Cpl. Schival, L Cpl. Christianson, L Cpl. Galvin, 2nd Lt. Schwarm, Cpl. Cruz, Cpl. Block, Ssgt. Lunn. 2nd Platoon (Front Row, L to R) Cpl. Vandervort, L Cpl. Calhoun, L Cpl. Johnston, L Cpl. Shaw, L Cpl. Lazerescu, L Cpl. Nash. (2nd Row) L Cpl. Schoope, Cpl. Grossman, L Cpl. Colon. L Cpl. Caron, L Cpl. Johnson, L Cpl. Mroz. (3rd Row) 2nd Lt. Alles, L Cpl. Amado. L Cpl. Rodriquez, L Cpl. Gonzales, L Cpl. Hollingsworth, L Cpl. Robertson, Ssgt. VanZanardi. U: iSS Mfrnmnnw .,bLK ii,L ' t)i lit wwmisimmm. mmm Top Third Platoon (Front Row, L to R) L Cpl. Robles. L Cpl. Smith, L Cpl. Lott. L Cpl. Genslar, L Cpl. Schley, L Cpl. Long, L Cpl. Parrish. (2nd Row) L Cpl. Love, L Cpl. Beltran, L Cpl Ramos, L Cpl Hicks. L Cpl. Meador, Pfc. Hilsenhoff, L Cpl. Coil. (3rd Row) Cpl. Wong, Pfc. Erickson, L Cpl. Marasco, L Cpl. Debonis, Ss gt. Poland, Sgt. Reedy. 2nd Lt. Tillman, L Cpl. Austin. L Cpl. Carll. L Cpl. Drake. iVeapons (Front Row, L to R) L Cpl. Rutzen. L Cpl. Turner, Cpl. Boyd. L Cpl. Charters. L Cpl. Markowski, Cpl. Harris, L Cpl. Jones. (2nd Row) L Cpl. LeFencheck. Pfc. Jinnette, L Cpl. Bankston, L Cpl. lK)pez, L Cpl. Raymond, L Cpl. Ahlawalia, Pvt. Kring. (3rd Row) Cpl. Miller, Cpl. Thibault, L Cpl. Deleon, L Cpl. Dotson, L Cpl. Kilmer, Pfc. Guteirrez, Pfc. Mach. (4th Row) Sgt. Veneziano, Cpl. Doherty, L Cpl. Kapuy, Cpl. Lopez, Pvt. Dudley. HQ Platoon (Front Row, L to R) Cpl. Bentrewicz. L Cpl. Goodrich, L Cpl. Brown, L Cpl. Jarvis. (2nd Row) 1st Sgt. Miller, Gysgt. Feeney, L Cpl. Hale, Sgt. Sorgius, Capt. Arquiette. SNCOs Ssgt. VanZanardi, Ssgt. Lunn, 1st Sgt. Miller. Gysgt. Feeney, Ssgt. Poland. L ' Cpl.Hii|Kl ' - ? ! 7:ffWjg]0Mmm00tf9mM, fill 1%1 nsni mm A Battery (Front Row, L to R) 2nd Lt. McDaniels, L Cpl. Northrup. (2nd Row) L Cpl. Morgan. L Cpl. Masters. Mm Nr ff C COMPANY CO and Platoon Commanders (Left to Right) 1st Pit K. J. Haskell. 2nd Pit M A. Killinger. CO A.O. Corcoran, 3rd Pit J. S. Whitty WPNS Pit M. C. Linderbeck. ,,KtT.J ,,cLCpi.P j.r,CplG« SNCOs and Pit Sgts (Front Row. L to R) Ssgt. A. Ssgt. L. K. Hays, 1st Sgt. S. J. Hatcher. Gysgt. L. B. Atkins. (Back Row) Sgt. B. H. Lashley, Gysgt. W. J. Brock, Ssgt. A. Baxton. •S. t ' aojt •■ ' Cp: 0,r ■•tHasi, SspBir- HQ Platoon (Front Row, L to R) Sgt. R. D. Donnell. HM3 D Carney, Pfc. T. J. Erman, L Cpl. Gibbons, Cpl. J J. Todd, L Cpl. P. D. Pinder, 1st Sgt. Hatcher (Back Row) Gysgt. W. J. Brock. Sgt. C. E, Krueger, Cpl. G. W. Warren. L Cpl. J. F. Gillespis L Cpl. B. N. Moore. ♦ - C ' l f; r B| RJ Bpr nH||ffit; :r - ' • r: . - 1st Platoon (Front Row, L to R) Pfc. Baskin. L Cpl. Campbell, L Cpl. Ward, L Cpl. Weldbe, HN Ealy, L Cpl. Hinds, L Cpl. Trescott, L Cpl. Martinez. (2nd Row) L Cpl. Johnson, L Cpl. Taylor, Pfc. Adkins, L Cpl. Olmos, Pfc. Sullender, Pfc. Hutchinson, L Cpl. Shawhan, L Cpl. Schrieber. (3rd Row) 2nd Lt. Haskett, Cpl. Ward, L Cpl. Sheehan. Pfc. Moore, Cpl. Emerson. (Back Row) Cpl. Gossman, Ssgt. Baxton, Cpl. Reid. L Cpl. Parks, Cpl. Longfield, L Cpl. Robert, L Cpl. Allen. :?!M!) ' Wt9IIWIWI Top 2nd Pldtuun (Front Row. L to R) Pfc. W. Beard, Pfc. T. Beasley, L Cpl, V. L. VaBounty. L Cpl. L. B. Stanberry, Pfc. G. Gonzalez, L Cpl. R. L. Williams, L Cpl. M. S. Winters. L Cpl. K. G. Murawski. (2nd Row) L Cpl. M. L. Harrell, L Cpl. R. A. Kissel. L Cpl. D. P. Deja. L Cpl. D. W. Snyder, Pfc. M. Salinas. L Cpl. T. C. Thorpe. L Cpl. M. J. Thomas, L Cpl. D. D. Dethlefsen. (3rd Row) Pfc. J. Almaguer. Cpl. G. V. Summers, Pfc. R. G. McLain, Cpl. S. E. Fisher, L Cpl. G. R. Pitzer, Pfc. S. H. Walters, Pfc. M. A . Claiborne, Pfc. Pitt. (Fourth Row) Ssgt. L. K. Hays, Lt. M. A. Killinger, Cpl. J. E. Budwig, Cpl. R. L. Cole, Cpl. T. C. Arier, L Cpl. G. B. Hardy 3rd Platoon (Front Row, L to R) Cpl. A. Snyder, Pfc. W. E. Guenther, Cpl. J. R. Register, Pvt. R. E. Bynum, Pfc. J. C. Robinson. L Cpl. G. J. Enderson. Pfc. C. P. Coleman. L Cpl. S. M. Summey. (2nd Row) L Cpl. S. D. Christensen, L Cpl. M. Pulido, Pfc. M Furzer. L Cpl. M. M. Teklinsky. Pfc. R. R. Gordon. Cpl. E. J. Cojudrovich, L Cpl. A. P. Leone. L Cpl. N. Waters, (3rd Row) Cpl. M. J. Hakes, L Cpl. S. E. Williams, L Cpl. C. B. Tiller, L Cpl. A. C. Kreucher, Pvt. A. J. Davis, L Cpl. H. J. Bigham. HN S. M. Tsakalos. Cpl. D. E. Hanson. Pfc. D. J. McGee. (4th Row) Sgt. B. H. Lashley, L Cpl. S. F. Johnson, Cpl. T. L. Watts. Lt. J. S. Whitty. WEAPONS COMPANY Dragons Platoon (Back Row, L to R) Cpl. Baker. Cpl. Rossano, L Cpl. Chatham. Cpl. Lohr. Cpl. Dorton, Pfc. Estrada, L Cpl. Rawlings L Cpl. Foy. 4th Row) L Cpl. Montaluo. Pfc. Bumgardner, L Cpl. Foster. L Cpl. Martin. L Cpl. Rice. Pfc. Gentry. L Cpl Dunning. Pvt. Atlas. Cpl. Elmore. (3rd Row) Cpl. Simmons. Pfc. Frith. L Cpl. Dardas, L Cpl. Beher, L Cpl. Beckham L Cpl. Taylor L Cpl. Nickelson, Pfc. Pantoja. L Cpl. Johnson. Cpl. Gleason. Pfc. Kovacs. (2nd Row) Cpl. Richerson Cpl. Fugazzi. L Cpl. Meadows, L Cpl. Goard. Cpl. Peterson. L Cpl. Carey. L Cpl. LeDuc. L Cpl. Carlson. L Cpl Swearingen, L Cpl. Talcott, L Cpl. Muszynski, (Front Row) 1st Lt. Herrera, Ssgt. Ciriaco, Ssgt. Cipala. Ssgt. Johnson Gysgt. Tupuola. HQ (Front Row. L to R) 1st Sgt. Kendall, Capt. Woody. Lt. Progar, Msgt. O ' Connell. (Middle Row) Sgt. O ' Doughtery. Cpl. Zimmerman, Sgt. Carlsen. Cpl. Peplinski. (Back Row) . . . L Cpl- Wyatt, Cpl. Wesley . . Weapons Platoon (Front Row, L to R) Sgt. Frage, Ssgt. Papiweay, Ssgt. Thomas, Lt. Mitchell, Gysgt. Bird, Ssgt. Mulloy. Ssgt. Balutista. (2nd Row) L Cpl, Gosciniski, Cpl. Curtis, Cpl. Olasio, L Cpl. Retchem, Pfc. Ricaro, Pfc. Sheldon, Cpl. Coggins, L Cpl. Arnold, L Cpl. Marshall, L Cpl. Hanson, L Cpl. Roth. Pfc. Curl, Pfc. Hoffman, L Cpl. Muir. L Cpl. Caldwell. (3rd Row) Cpl- Arsaga, L Cpl. Young. L Cpl. Workman, Pfc. Wilson, Cpl. Sherman, Cpl. Chevalier, Cpl. Mezoff, Cpl. Boisseau, L Cpl. Hopper, Pfc. Bates, Cpl. Davis, L Cpl. Beck, L Cpl. Radford, Pfc. Domrzaiski, L Cpl. Borum. (4th Row) Cpl. Espinoza, L Cpl. Whitcomb, Pfc. Dunny, Cpl. Warnor, L Cpl. Owens, Pfc. Wipple, Pfc. 01ms, L Cpl. Lapan, L Cpl. Basso, L Cpl. Scott, Pfc. Carbaugh, Pfc. Almeida, L Cpl. Brown. HM3 Stack. Pfc. Jaramzilo. (5th Row) Pfc. Hutchinson, Cpl. Gardiner, Cpl, Mocano, L Cpl. Murray, L Cpl. Hamilton, Cpl. Woolston, Pfc. Shapleigh, Pfc. Trotter, Pfc. Bagley, Pfc. Duquette, Pfc. Kinney, L Cpl. Lim, L Cpl. Ruiz. HM2 Yago, L Cpl. Holmes. NGF (Front Row, L to R) Ssgt. Glenk, Ltjg. Hardy, 1st Lt. Gile, 2nd Lt. Marzec, Sgt. Rice, (2nd Row) Cpl. Fulton, L Cpl. Patterson, L Cpl. Hansen, L Cpl. Pettaway, L Cpl. Certuche. Cpl. Tackett. (3rd Row) L Cpl. Dade, Pfc. Lippod, L Cpl. Kay, Pfc. Knox, L Cpl. Bailey, L Cpl. Schwierjohann. (4th Row) L Cpl. Hoener, L Cpl. Roberds, L Cpl. Todd, Pfc. Huddleson, Pvt. Potter. iifS ' S ' w f Weapons Platoon (Front Row, L to R) Sgt. G. Lasiek, Sgt. Moran. Sgt, J. L. Williams, Ssgt. J. Felix. (2nd Row) Cpl. P E Priester Cpl. Bizub, Cpl. W. J. Harstad, Cpl. R. M, Collins, L Cpl. J. C. Yankun, Cpl. L. D. Goodale L Cpl. J. B. Morris, L Cpl. R. A. Korcok. L Cpl. D. P. Sabori, L Cpl. L. S. Wolfs, L Cpl. J. E. Heller. L Cpl. J. W. Baker. (Top Row) L Cpl. P. R. Adams, L Cpl. J. R. Larson, L Cpl. G. L. Howell, L Cpl. P. W. Peterson, L Cpl. W. A. Baker. ; LCplR .Pfc,« ■ fj: Bas (Front Row, L to R) Cpl. Wright, Cpl. Sweeney. Sgt. Carter, Lt. Dendinger, Ssgt. Brandon. Cpl. Kinniburgh. Sgt. Howerton. (2nd Row) L Cpl. Halsey. Cpl. Fix. L Cpl. Whiteman, L Cpl. Natal, L Cpl. Meads, L Cpl. Gillespie, Cpl. Jenkins, L Cpl. Fox. (3 rd Row) L Cpl. Mize. L Cpl. Olsen, L Cpl. Moore. HM3 Neubauer. L Cpl. Cauvanaugh, L Cpl. Crowder. L Cpl. Thompson. Cpl. Vanorder. A tl A BATTERY Capt. Hitchcock A Battery (Front Row, L to R) Sgt. Ricks, Cpl. Wheeler, L Cpl. Hiebert, L Cpl. Pintos, L Cpl. Jackson, L Cpl. Fricano, L Cpl. Staley, Cpl. Kennedy, L Cpl. Lacowitz, L Cpl. Pettaway, L Cpl. Kilby, Pfc. Ogan, 1st Sgt. Nunnaly. (2nd Row) Cpt. Bessette, L Cpl. Morang, L Cpl. Louie, L Cpl. Huddleston, L Cpl. McCloud, L Cpl. Certucne, L Cpl. Grant, L Cpl. Bennett, L Cpl. Jones, L Cpl. Strong, L Cpl. McDaniels, L Cpl. Weiss. (3rd Row) Cpl. Haynes, Sgt. Zigmond, Cpl. Menard, L Cpl. Murdoch. L Cpl. Young, L Cpl. Campbell, Cpl. Pachares, L Cpl. Addis, Cpl. Hansen, L Cpl. Mariscal, L Cpl, Byrnes, L Cpl. Devers. (4th Row) L Cpl. Lewelling, L Cpl. Steeves, L Cpl. Woody, L Cpl. Graham, L Cpl. Garrett, L Cpl. Swearingen, L Cpl. Griffin, L Cpl. Lyons, Cpl. Dufour, Sgt. Lemm. (Top Row) L Cpl. Daugherty, L Cpl, Littlejohn, L Cpl. Serna, L Cpl. Poindexter, Lt. Lagay, HMl White, L Cpl. Linn, L Cpl. Little, Ssgt. Glenk, L Cpl, Mathews, L Cpl. Ferch, L Cpl. Cox, Capt. Hitchcock, Lt. Reynolds, Cpt. Kraft, L Cpl. Munzo, L Cpl. Anderson, Lt. Gile, Lt. Schneider. Top HO p„ I ' Cpl. Inpi L Cpl Knu ' ■ Cplllaat Jiw. L Cpl rtir - - - 1. J. T J H Pr Vi ' ■Pr.- r: -• ' . ■ ' - ■■ ' 1 L.Cpi 5t ley. Top HQ Platoon L Cpl. Ingram, L Cpl. Louie, L Cpl. Grant, L Cpl, Jackson, Cpl. Hansen, L Cpl. Mebert, L Cpl Pintos, L Cpl. McCloud, L Cpl. Pettaway. (2nd Row) L Cpl. Certuche, L Cpl. Huddleston, L Cpl Morang, L Cpl. Horta, Cpl. Hanes, L Cpl. Strong, L Cpl. McDaniels, Sgt. Zigmond, L Cpl. Griffin L Cpl. Bennett. (Top Row) Cpl. Wheeler, Cpl. Kennedy, L Cpl. Fricano, L Cpl. Kilby, L Cpl Lacowitz, L Cpl. Campbell, Cpl. Bessette, L Cpl. Hansen, L Cpl. Staley. L Cpl, Murdoch, Sgt. Lemm Guns Platoon (Front Row. L to R) L Cpl. Graham, L Cpl. Anderson, L Cpl. Woody, L Cpl. Byrnes, L Cpl. Weiss, L Cpl. Kraft, L Cpl. Steeves, L Cpl. Lewelling, Pfc. Olan. (2nd Row) L Cpl. Swearingen L Cpl, Cox, L Cpl. Munzo, L Cpl. Poindexter, L Cpl. Mathews. L Cpl. Little, L Cpl. Lyons, L Cpl. Addis, L Cpl. Jones, L Cpl. Daughrty. (Top Row) L Cpl. Ferch, L Cpl. Garrett, L Cpl. Mariscal, L Cpl. Linn, L Cpl. Serna, Cpl. Pachares, L Cpl. Young, L Cpl. Devers, L Cpl. Littlejohn, I MT Section HQ Platoon (Front Row, L to R) L Cpl. Fricano. L Cpl. Kilby. L Cpl. Campbell, L Cpl. Bennett, L Cpl. Griffin. (Top Row) L Cpl. Murdoch, Cpl. Kennedy, L Cpl. Staley, L Cpl. Lachowicz, Cpl. Bassette, 1st Lt. Schneider. I- N c L S O H s O I T N S G 2 A i; ■ft -d i wriM . «i :, £. 1 B BJ « « I! I ?£;.i -4, m 11 ■f mmMmittiiiiiiii 1 1 I i I f r . i L a. 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