Bunker Hill (CG 52) - Naval Cruise Book

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Combat Electronics ET3(SWlSeclriLkHLiclgin Houston. TX ET3 (SW ) Joseph Daxenpoil San Diego, CA hi .1 (SW I Kcniiclh SarmeiU ET3 (SW) Laerence Baker Sacramento, CA ET3 (SW) Darron Smith Stayton, OR EI 3 iSW) Cory Rosengailcn Bern, KS E 13 Stephen Bernard Newport News, VA EI3(SW ) Richard Pl ' eifer Ponte Vedra, CA ICFN Chlstopher Radomski !i 18

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CF Division NO NO PHOTO PHOTO AVAILABLE AVAILABLE LTJG Michael Woehrman ENS Dennis Holmes I i I i I FCC(SW) Harold FCl(SW) Jeffrey Vreeland Griffin CF Division maintains and operated the primary components of the Aegis Weapon System; to include the SPY-1 A radar. Mk99 Fire Control System, Aegis Computer Suite, Aegis Display System. Operational Readiness Testing System, and 400Hz Converters, enabling BUNKER HILL to accomplish Anti-Air and Anti-Surface Warfare areas and support several other ships operations CF Division worked hard to maintain all equipment to the best possible standards. Major casualties were isolated and corrected by all the work centers aiui kept the ship operating at peak perfomiance for her assigned tasks. The heart and soul of the Aegis Cruiser platfonn was kept up by a group of almost entirely Third Class Petty Officers with little or no help from outside sources. They withstood the daunting task of ensuring the primaiy weapons system of BUNKER HILL was 100% operational. This deployment brought us many changes. One of our own departed from us while away. FC3 Yoon departed after nearly five years onboard as a SPY technician. This time also brought new lives into our fold as new members joined our ranks and some old members were blessed with children. Congratulations to FCl(SW) Miley and FCl(SW) La Mastus on becoming fathers. Westpac 20()4-2{)()5 ( I 20