Carter Hall (LSD 50) - Naval Cruise Book

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f I . 2 l ,Q 1 s !1l if Tl' 1 ' ' 2 CARTER HALL HISTORY 74 CAREERCOUNSELORS CORNER 98 NAVIADMIN 4 OFFICIAL PHOTOS 81 DUBAI 99 DECK 40 OUR MISSION 84 ROTA 100 ENGINEERING 42 HOA OPS 86 CI-IAPLAIN'S CORNER 102 OPERATIONS 54 PALERMO 88 NENWBORNS 104 SUPPLY 56 SEYCHELLES 90 DC OLYMPICS 105 WARD ROOM 58 CROSSING THE LINE 93 HOME COMING 106 CPO MESS 60 BAHRAIN 62 BURIAL QSEA 65 AWARDS 69 FREEDOM RUN 72 FLIGHT DECK FOLLIES FQ, ,mal I I ,L,D ig? THE, CAM1-LE HALL ESTATE L0 Sim Mal. fthe . Winchester, Vlfglnla Cnear Shenandoah Valleyj SS Carter Hall CLSD .503 honors the name of the Virginia Estate that is steeped in American history. ColonaNathan Burwell of Carter's Grove built his country mansion 8000 acres in the lower Shenandoah Valley nearthe present town of Winchester house took two years to build. 1790 -1792, and Burwell named it after his great-grandfather King Carter. He chose a commanding site ina grovenear a good spring. The clearing foi btulding' still .left at fine body of oakyand. wahiut timber, which remains today. The panoramic of the Blue Ridge Mountains and the'Shenandoah- River Valley still thrills visitors. mansion was used alternatively as a headquarters for Union and the Confederate troops during Civil War. The family silver and othervaluableswere hidden in a secret spacebetween the root ceihng of a single-story wing to escape theft. ' 7 i p 7 T U V donated two acres of his landlfor a chapel where several inotables were buried Among those to rest are Edmond Randolph, the first AttorneylGeneral ofthe United States 'novehsi John Cooke, and the poet Philip Pendleton Cooke. ' i ' i' f ' ? education and training program '51 71: - Q- -. L 'LSE F -' - Q- - V .-4-- 1977 Carter Hall was acquired by the People+to4People Health Foundation Inc fOr P1'OjSQ'E H'Q'p6-pQTQiday,-Catterilialliisthe headquarters for Project Hope's woildwide ' Ar 12:51 ,VLI S' 3+ fill . lw- - F J!5gQA byIig.'g1'i'g,jf4fQ,- -A 4-, 5 . , 4 fi YQ I QL P :: ' '::sSe:'-I --4. A- isgp ' v x,- ,..., x- . '15 -Q, I Elf?-7'-EKKBYJV WhL'5'7TXHWY-VXX F17FT'!3ITv1E'i5IY:Vl.X.U'I.'l'.T21VZf?3TF?VWTFYTN5' ' ' 7' W T7 ' ' :- 1 71 A ts 1 - COMMANDING OFFICER .5 7, fir.. mmander James E. McGovern is a native of Virginia Beach, Va. He is a 1988 graduate of Norfolk State University, and a 2006 graduate of the Industrial College of the Armed Forces. Commander McGovern's initial fleet assignment was on the USS BARNSTABLE COUNTY CLST 11975, where he served as the 2nd Division Officer, Auxiliaries and Electrical, Navigator and Main Propulsion Assistant. While on BARNSTAB LE COUNTY, they deployed to the Mediterranean Sea, West Africa, and South America. Following K HM ,fr his tour on BARNSTABLE COUNTY, he was f f' H H assigned as pre- p 3+ commissioning O p e r a tio n s 't if Officer for the Uss Xl' NA TYPHOON CPC 5J.While es, ,tl on the TYPH ooN, X she completed I the first trans- A t l a n t i c crossing and Mediterranean deployment of a Patrol Coastal class ship. His initial shore tour was to Surface Warfare Officers School Command, where he served as Watch Standing Unit Lead. After Department Head School, he reported as First Lieutenant to the USS FORT MCHENRY CLSD 43, forward deployed to Sasebo, Japan. While serving on the FORT MCHENRY they participated in several multinational exercises with countries in the Western Pacific. His Second Department Head tour was on the USS BELLEAU WOOD CLHA 35 as the First Lieutenant also in Sasebo, J apan.. During his tour on the BELLEAU WOOD, the ship conducted humanitarian operations in East Timor and completed a hull swap with USS ESSEX CLHD 21. Following his Department Head C tours, ommander McGovern returned to sea to command USS KINGFISHER CMHC 561. While in command of KINGFISHER, they completed a deployment with Mine Warfare Readiness Group One to conduct bottom surveys of strategic ports on the U.S East Coast. Co d McGovern , . - mman er returned to shore as Commanding Officer of Navy Reserve Center Baltimore Following completion of his tour in Baltimore, he was assigned as a student at the Industrial College of the Armed Forces. 4 .41-1. raw:-N.ffe':2:' 1g 1.2:v,g,L1gw:1.g.?5,11-f,y,,55j1-.-y,-f,fA,:5,41:-gg-,...':.w.:fQzn1'4::x -40:41-Q-J:f.fq 'r f:' 1 R if ga- 'il ' 51,1 1 su, 5 sowuua 4 -D iq 1 M1331 ,A Ag V is mv. A W E Q x -A .11 -14. f. ' 9 Is I, , ,.. xaz. r in dn Agg W.l N. . 1 ,ag 1 A . P I fu 1, A 4 , , 1 NN 1 -- Ye- X :CGC 2 '51 i . 3 ., , .1 ? jiri-5 4 ,- fp 1 J .Qc A .nu 1: 'nf id' X - If-., - ' s il 5 'A ,Q , . . 5 RQ' ' .xx ,. -isa, Q- 5 ' A ' 'J' 1?- lnmlb- gsdg I. ' In V, r' 1 . 'qw EXECUTIVE OFFICER Lieutenant Commander Nathanial J. Strandquist Sr ,Q ui Q I Ll ieutenant Commander Nathaniel J. Strandquist, Sr. is a native of Eureka Springs, AR. He is a 1994 graduate of the United States Naval Academy and received a Master's Degree in International Relations from Salve Regina University in 2002. Lieutenant Commander Strandquist's initial fleet assignment was on the USS CALIFORNIA CCGN 361, where he served as the CE Division Officer and Ordnance Officer. While on CALIFORNIA, they deployed to the Western Pacific Ocean and the Arabian Gulf Following his i'I,, tour on CALIFORNIA, he was assigned as Director of International Programs and International Surface Warfare Safety Officer on USS SEATTLE I CAOE 33, where he also served as Navigator. While on the F' SEATTLE, they deployed to the Mediterranean Sea and again to X A the Arabian Gulf. His initial shore tour was to Surface Warfare Officers School Command, where he served as Officer Course Coordinator. After Department Head School, he reported as Weapons Officer to the USS DONALD COOK CDDG 753 and then fleeted up to Combat Systems OfHcer. While serving on the DONALD .COOK they deployed to the Mediterranean Sea and again to the Arabian Gulf pflltlclpatlng 111 Operation Iraqi Freedom! Operation Enduring Freedom. Following his De artment H d t ' - - p ea ours, Lieutenant Commander Strandquist served as Assistant N3 21115: then Flag Secretary at AMPHIBIOUS GROUP TWO. He also com leted P an Individual Augmentation assignment in th J -Pl ' RAL COMMAND. Followin C 1 ' - e 3 ans. Siecuoll of US QENT 0 3 0mP CUOH of his IA and training pipeline, Lieutenant Commander Strandquist reported to CARTER HALL as Executive Qfflcer 6 Y 'Y - , F J'-,'--' ' -Y -vf- VV., V ...V , ' L, 'PW- M. ,Y , - - - I .,,..4..-:.. - --.-.-- -,-i4 , COMM DM STER CHIEF is Master Chief John Heistand .naw-v-f , 1 'Gb aster Chief John Heistand joined the d re- cruit training at Recruit Training Command San Diego, CA. His COB! CMC sea duty as- signments include USS FINBACK CSSN 6701 as the Chief of the Boat, USS THORN CDD 9881 as the Command Master Chief. He was assigned overseas at Submarine Base Holy Loch, Scotland, UK as the Command Master Chief Submarine Squadron FOURTEEN. His CMC shore duty assignments include Weapons Training Group CDetachmentJ Norfolk, VA, as the Senior Enlisted Advisor, the Senior Security Inspector, and Technical Inspector, Commander Submarine Forces At- - lantic Fleet, Norfolk,VAas the Force Missile Technician and Senior Enlisted Advisor for 26 Q y the Nuclear Weapons Inspection Center, CTF 144, and CTF 42, Enlisted Academy 'J r. L I- NewPort Rlwhere he served as theVice PresidentofClass 83,COMFITWINGLANT M xi DETAIMD OCEANACpresentlyknown as COMSTRIKFITWINGLANT DET AIMD I ,--C --' 4 OCEANAJ as Command Master Chief, earning the Retention Excellence Award. I 4, : Other sea duty assignments include: USS MARIANO G. VALLEJ O KSSBN 658 'ff' 5, 1 Bluel, USS FRANCIS SCOTT KEY CSSBN 657 Bluej, Uss FRANCIS scorr Q if KEY CSSBN 6573, Uss FRANCIS SCOTI' KEY CSSBN 657 Goldj, USS MARIA- N, A , ' NO G. VALLEJO KSSBN 658 Goldl, USS CASMIR PULASKI CSSBN 633 Bluej, USS VON STEUBEN CSSBN 632 Goldj, serving as Command Career Counselor. He attended Basic Enlisted Submarine School, Groton, CT, Polaris Electronic 'A' School Dam Neck, VA, Missile Technician 'C' School Dam Neck, VA and was assigned overseas to Submarine Squadron Fourteen Submarine Maintenance Monitoring Support. He assumed his current duties as the Command Master Chief of USS CARTER HALL CLSD 503 in May of 2005, completed two deployments to the Arabian Gulf and the Horn of Africa conducting Maritime Security Operations, in addition to completing a CNO Availability under budget and ahead of schedule, along with two Inter Deployment Cycles with no re-inspections. His awards include, The Navy and Marine Corp Commendation Medal four awards, Navy and Ma- rine Corp Achievement Medal six awards, Navy Expeditionary Medal and various service and campaign awards. 7 .-.,..-.-. .... . . ,.-..,.,,,.-v- V 7-W ... - --W - --- Y llvigvivf V -'Q 'v:1,1 ' I . 1 , fre fl I , ima M--1 'N ,.,--1 ieutenant Tina Dalmau is a native of C3139 Cod, MA' She graduated from the United States Naval Academy E13938 yvith El BS in Mechanical Engineering, and the Universiq' o io e 1 d ' 0 ' with a MA in Education. Q IS Eileuigniailit EDalmau's initial fleet assignment was in USS FORT MCHENRY CLSD 431 forward deployed to Sasebo, Japan, where she served as Electrical Officer. While serving in FORT MCHEN RY, the ship participated in several multinational exercises with countries in the Western Pacific. Following her tour in FORT MCI-IEN RY, she completed the nuclear training pipeline and was assigned Reactor Mechanics division officer in USS HARRY S TRUMAN CCYN 751. While serving in HARRY S TRUMAN, the slup deployed in December 2002 in support of Operation IRAQI FREEDOM. Her initial shore tour was as a Physics Instructor at the Naval Academy Preparatory School in Newport, RI. 1 l She loves to travel and is a huge sports fanatic. Growing up she played basketball alld often visit the park to play. ' Currently she leads 80 sailors and officers in operating and maintaining ship's connnunications, navigation, combat systems, OPERQEISQZZEFICER and the ship's employment schedule. ieutenant John Rigby is originally from Shallowater, exas. His first assignment was Communications Officer onboard USS DEWERT CFFG 451. Next he went on to serve onboard USS BLACKHAWK CMHC 581 as Operations Officer. After completing his 2nd division officer tour he attended Naval Post Graduate School earning a Mwters in Applied Physics. Previous duty stations include: Mayport, Florida, Ingleside, Texas, and Monterey, California. Lieutenant Rigby loves golf, camping, and woodworking. Presently serving as Chief Engineer, LT Rigby enjoy the challenges of maintaining the ship's engineering plant. ENGINEERING OFFICER LT RIGBY E -if V A 'S SUPPLY OFFICER LT SCHONS ieutenant Brian J. Scholls enlisted in the Navy as a Hull eclnncian. His nrst duty assignment was USS CLARK CFFG 111 followed by Shore Intermediate Maintenance Activity CSIMA1 Ingleslde, Texas as part of the Welding and Sheet Metal Shop. After being commissioned and attending Naval Supply C01-ps riifililfcfgtlilifxglg served as DisbLu'sing and Sales Officer onboard USS he was assi .1E2grEE?qcCi51J. FlJ1lQWmg IHS Disbursliug Officer tour' Mechanicsgur 5 eva Acqlnsition and Contracting CNAVICP1 in i g, 1rg1n1a. Lieutenant Schons then went on to serve as Fleet Logistics Support Oflicer for CTF 53 in Bahrain. Originally from New Orleans, Louisiana, Lieutenant Schons 1 . . . , Solis motorcycles, and playing golf, His Departmental xision e1ne11t. Mission Readzness Through Logistics. 8 . -..dh .fd ff F ieutenant Daniel R. Good was born in Rochester, Michigan. He attended St.. Leo University earning an associates degree in Liberal Arts and Old Dominion University earning a bacl1elor's degree in Industrial Technology. He enlisted in the Navy in 1987 as a Fire Controhnan serving onboard the USS NEW JERSEY CBB 621, USS SAVANNAH CAOR 41, and USS PLATTE CAO 1861. He was commissioned through the Enlisted Commissioning Program CNROTC1 and served as Communications Officer 011 USS TRENTON CLPD 141, Fire Control Officer on USS RAMAGE CDDG 611, and then assigned to Surface Warfare Development Group. Lieutenant Good considers the people and the everyday challenges ' fl as one of his favorite things about the Navy. He enjoys wood 'l fkr Working, construction, landscaping, and antique cars. 1St LIEUTENANT LT GOOD mai? . f MEDICAL OFFICER LT PERRIZO ieutenant Nathan A. Perrizo is from Irving, California. He was assigned to Naval Medial Center, San Diego where he gained hospital experience. He later was stationed aboard the USS NASSAU CLHA 41 Working in the Medial Department. His special interest include water skiing, snow skiing, golf, racquetball, basketball, rtmning, cooking, and traveling. ieutenant Raynard Allen leads The Religious Ministry Team onboard CARTER HALL. The Religious Ministry Team CRMT1 provide services, religious sacraments, ordinances, and pastoral care to the crew members on CARTER HALL. Lieutenant Allen's previous duty assignments include: Anti- 1 Terrorism Battalion 2nd Marine Division Camp Lejetme, North Carolina, Marine Air Group 42 Marietta, Georgia, Naval Mobile Construction Battalion 24 Huntsville, Alabama SUBASE Kingsbay, Georgia, Volunteer Training Unit Millington, Tennessee. Chaplain Allen enjoys eating out with his family, board games, outdoor activities, and cooking. He loves Cleveland sports and often seen ministering to sailors . J' 'V . 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B 1 l EN3 Ffezier EN3 Agmlar EN3 Griffin MACHINIST,S A1-ES '4' ,v 34, NOIS MAIN PRoPULs1oN ENGINEMEN '11 , if 'fs ,ff whim. ui 4 'Y , f Mudd ENFA Bustamante ul' X Qore ENFA Sepulveda --fm 4 U -I F 'j4K+- J wr wk Q 'X .. 9 ENFA Clarke Quinn 35 'F-:Yr U DAIVIAGE CONTROLMEN 8: HULL TECHNICIANS A V QA DC1 Rinker HT1 Carlson DC1InSle DC2 C-mer Y UQ!! Eff HT2 Bullard HT2 Whisenant HT2 Smoot MR2 Bradley -Q45 rl T 9 DC2 Dostaly in 'Mmm IM DC2 Klettke DC Sa t 'Y il Q7 41 3 n os DC3 Howard MACHINERY REPAIRMAN ' '- l 1 C'Pa':me'. A, A L zf1'iQflffiff:1 '.L::i23.-Lg ' .Zi fi fel 'Ijf1r'fEm:f wqgwffmmwr A A -..- A -4- - cn 5 Z '45-J - 7 DAMAGE CONTRULMEN 8: HULL TECHNICIANS HTFN McGee Lllluuuu 9 DCFA Mayberry HTFN Feather DCFA Duncan DCFA Burgard 97 I - x we-Q-irgizofif-r-N AUXILIARIES ENGINEMEN Nr V .V EN1 Bennett EN1 Jarvis V EN2 Haag EN2 EN3 EN3 Conyers K EN2 F atica GEL uckel ... E. .F I ' 4 I I 5 ' :E Y f ff-w Y . 'S ,fa 0 may 9 ' ' Q1 7' I R Q-.L ,g 'Wa -fl-In xf ' j I 1 'W WY QV EN3 Cochran 'W o. Levans E:xQ O, , jf, , 1 z 0 A ENFN Doran Mitchum ENFR Evans 38 A Lewis o ENFR Katz- NOIS I I 5 2,1 fy., WEM3 Perez EMFN ELECTRICIAN,S MATES S ION EM2 Ortiz , I my I 421.3-, Y fQI fl EM2 Hernandez EM3 Pearce .441 IC3 Warren If . , as INTERIOR COMMUNICATIONS TECHNICIANS 39 ---.1u-.--f.--------- ------'4.-Y-- -v----vw - ---ff-- W 'V' '4' ' ' U '-'1 -' A ' W' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' V 'F ' ' . - . , Q . ., l f V ' 4 C n API4110, 2007 CARTER departed on a seven-rgonth mission called SURGE DEPLUYMENT 2007. 'The following objectives' Weredisseminaterl from fleet headquarters: g P 0 Support the Global War on Terror M Us Maintainflreedom ofthe Seas 'C 0 Promote Theater Security 81 Cooperation q l , N g U f ' 4' Y X v ' t AssigneQ1QPgr'f1ji1ig ilgiilixlllli-Set, Horn of Africa rlianxlllgearn lljggp-jig, 5,5 C: -- f A-- eb yn. D -get ' -E o 'iss-s'e'.f 0 aff1wv.f+,. 'An-ff - K f.,.fg-1 f Upon thlls'-l6I'dQi:F, sei? .sall foiQ:he World s finest Sarlors ' V- 1 . R-Ellifil s. 'I ' :V -Y Y lhhhllli. 9':..xl -vt-T. Q V A l ' on a solitary mlsslkin,1gtEansif'rng5oVeril55000,fnai1t1eal.n10es across 10 times zones, - ' 1 1 v' -Q '-'-. . :.- 'f- FSF ' ,fi , ' 115. - . touching three cont1i1ents?an' gthqlyigzgtfeis 'oil ftzwo, gE6H'lI!!aC6Ebl'lS.' All was not quiet, however. Piracy was rampant?'fQf1fL.tltgeQaSg:,Qi' Qeasggerghbngallay m Waters Where ancient 'wooden dhows frorn Indialplyitlieir HflH6T'WlfilZH:'Si1F0P!ElIlrliC1fS from Japan, the scourge of piracy forcing-mariners farther soultitii sea the height oil' mou- .soon season., Into these turbul'ent waters, CARTER her hardly crew were sent toire-estalllish freedoniifgthe seas. By directl the pirates UHDAMCA WHITE on 2'J1me1 2007:7CKRTER Y A A Q message W those who would dare h0141.h0StaE53gj,0n the. W l 'Y ' 5- W ' V . - RS:- cgN9t 0ll.IHy y.,- 5 I 'Q A. C ' 55? as , X w l 1 ,tn ' t that was just sr the next six ' the Sailors of the 6GlFightin9 e-lllrw would I on a J ourney that would e them from the tropical paradise old Sey- lles, through the strategic Strait of ll-lormuz to the thian Gulf, ln the oppressive heat of Augustpthey rld r7islt'gth2Teflodcsrert island kingdom of Bahrain, a dAonce.thfQQught to contain the Garden of Eden. And oss idrnlght Waite? the Emirates ol' the east, ,CallfcEffRarnadan'1ora5re5rfs would he heard heneath ,glittering inancial toWers,la,nggd,luXunry , penthous- 'lhroughoutnfthis Voyager the Sailors of R'l'lERllAlLL1woul cjhance goodwill with regional ions, maintain 'free 'omh.aofa the seas,t'land prosecute A -t A---fzk ' -- s 1 r light:agains1Eterr?ior,1lftJWould he a successful? mem -H hl'e'deployment. he ap deployment to he Ofc 4' ,gg 175551:-.f X S1 4 Eli ' '1- W ' 1+ are as g of .1 XAEP-GL5 1 Nfl--l,1A1g,,g'qF 'fiLi 2- off y- , , - , - .- ,- 1 -..- . , ,, - ,,,1 ,,-, , , 1 .'.I 1g, ,v,.-! boa ,L ',,t.,.-4 . p , N , vxsp.. fv,..., M ur A, ' - A jifg-:,', , ' fi-.V .s l l l- ---,iff s ap A , V 5, -4 , ', I 4 ..r, . 4 ' 1 , r- 1, -f A r 1 ,, , , . A ,xr Y. . , , , . 1. , 1 ,' Y , XY s x 1 snows f tx, X - ',L..w , . -- w- -' ' VI MA! iii' 1 i gmara 8 T H O. GP S H0.rn of Africa Operations ,,,-X f V- - :- ve- P w mTQ,11 Auld Ax ,XB lwvg 1 V ,fff xdf FLSA VY s '! 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I n-r- .2 ssault Craft Un1t Two CACU 21 provldes combat ready landmg craft to operat1onal commanders ln support f amph1b1ous and Marmme operatlons Landmg Craft Ut1l1ty CLCUJ IS mtegral to the amphlblous m1ss1on because they prov1de the means of heavy transportauon between shlpplng and beach landmg SltCS ashore The m1ss1on of the LCU 1S to transport tanks and vehlcles troops and cargo durmg amphxblous operatlons The LCU lS a self sustammg craft complete w1th11v1ng accommodatlons and messlng faC111U6S for a crew often BMC East was the Officer m Charge navlgatmg the LCU to the port of DJ1bout1 X 'arms 1: ax XV A XM HQT9 NX n T 4 Q. .QI I .. n. . . SJ!! - V . ' . ' Avg ' 1 N A Q. 4 x n N. ' A , 48 L, 'f .: nhl-'fill V li W T . 2 if NY IVI S ll E' 4 A A iela ,ffl E J 5 T1 g .m 1-.,cegAu?jZ 9,414 oaaed-from Ships and earned overland between the Mediterranean 'iff 2 Q15 X if-The canal comprises two parts north and south of the Great TV?-T new ' the Mediterranean Sea to the Gulf of Suez on the Red Sea ' f -Ai --' -v .V I., , 5 Af it ' h ,W , A 1AL --- lull.. kia 'W-..... .QV P i...... 4- ' ' -.. 3 I , JL 1 wi , 'mmm J- eof,..r:...,, ...gn-..4.l I- , I 4 ISI WWA 1515321111 a large 311156131 canal in Egypt west of the S1na1 if I uvvlimit-as ong and 984ft Wlde at 1ts narrowest pomt and runs H 3 rw mini! 5 y edlterranean Sea and Suez on the Red Sea The canal A HG, transportation most lmportantly between Europe and 11 will mn We avzl atlon of Africa Before 1ts openmg ln 1869 goods were ',15 'Li' 'i' -E: 1 g ' 46 mafia- CARTER HALL transited south botmd relieving Uss ASHLAND and on 47 HALL ret1u'ned to transit north and was relived by the USS WHIDBEY ISLAND. 49 FF S' rr-I li ' W W5 Playing cards was a popular activity during steel beach picnic. HTFN McGee and HT3 Bork enjoy some Well deserved time off. z ' ' li swat ..-gg? QM2 Lowery, QM1 Heiiin, and HM3 Ross playing dominos at the steel beach picnic. 50 ' f'l HGH? f Everyone who attend the Steel beach picnic is a Chafflplon' What do you think? I wk' 'Q x it Li' ig- i i ENFN Talbott, SN Thomas, ENFN Sepulveda, and CS3 Espinoza play cards on the steel beach U L f, ? s EK I 1 itil, z ? Sailors enjoying Truck Tunnel Soccer, and Flight Deck Football during steel beach picnic. . I S i K N , I Fx 'fii in - ' gf ' fs W1 1 5, V 1 ' A ,- ' ' L . X12 7, I 1. ' 4 1 Q ' I t ... f r i. , in . ,...,, 'Y' 1 .... ..... - if h M t .gi-' , - , ' ' C . fx ' c 5 ' Q t if .f -F ., , A L A'-'W -sl . , . -- A' U, YV Y VV jj- Lllkr ,JI gn , -' ' 3, 'ik , f www' S S 51 r 4 V Y A N L i. E J. . E., ,, .L of U' a ' N L - Ri ' if L' A A ff 'ta R L ,rg G ,tif-s,, Sitting pier side in Seychelles, CARTER HALL shows power and prestige to the locals from afar. CARTER HALL was hosted by the isiand nation from June 28 - July 3rd, SEYCH ELLES BAH RAIN BURI L s , .- '- A41 22145:,:2JLf.',1-E.3,:f'1-'g':-E ' V: : 5 , Y S , 7 ,5w,,,..1i.4:5RLr.5,3 QQ: .l 4.1155 7 ,- 111.9 ,K . 4 K 7 . . V A I- ' 1 ' 'Z i'111,-1iT f:f'J-.f.,ft4LQ'- '21-?F.-ifyiisf.,-QF AZT '. . 1 ' ' ' ' - ' '- 5 ' . ,Sz , ' 1 - - '- --'wa-'H :F'1.esLfl -1:2'a?Q-JinxLg'.q-fs--::.,v1'. rg '-911 p L . - ' . , ' L , , . K 2 -qgwgggf-gtgvfx- - e:i,egg.3,.-Jxgf, fr 1, --f , ,- , - ' ,, - V 'flfEi i22QiPii1?lf-1 '. . ' ' , ' ' --.fHfQ'Qtl1:,1f2Ns'1' 2. .fi-'gif 9 1 ' f' ' ' A . ' ' ' - ' TE-Eliii 'Ei -' ' V' ' ' 1 '- Y ff , ,fg,iiXE'f': gin. Al. .. 2 , N ?e3d?g'QfQ A1zs5,,Y?',Ef1- 1' f f- 'Y ' .' v , . 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' ' ' S.-.LV-i--:fr x ' :-,..., E 4, er-: .mef-:Q---, ,,- ' ' Y ':'+ 'HiS -' iQ X megt. Travel V U8 a R , E heck? O CFOSS 010115110 Y diaQ 0339 Spectacul . the C011 nt the sewndp in the ln a. ar Vlews that Iyslde off Seychellesglasarion is lowted and east of KSN? were p1CtuFeSqu eere . D 5C2lY The islafl Q Og Madaga noiiheas ENS and ENS i Neuland me Teach' for Water The crew ofthe Carter-Hall spent most of their time Sports- at the Vacation resorts which was Well equipped ff Ki with amenities and relaxation. , I , f ' T portvlslt 2 , 'Tin A nother gpectac 1 Capt u ar View er Hall Sailors 35.8 resort that X Joyed. located at the resorts, 56 - J -'viki--HSN' p S l proved to be both fun exciting T 1 e as be if c moment We moored pier side until the time call expired, Seychelles exceeded our e The island nation was very much similar 111 ance to an island in the Caribbean The people of Seychelles were very nice, cordial, the blended English creole dialect was unique In Seychelles ti T t mud c Hal , ie sun smi et 1 ay as 'MCT sailors vacationed and dined at the rest'1Uf'1 . - ' NH 'HL ' ' - W- Wl r- --1- M, I 1 i LXX E . ' CSSN Jaygre dancing the mg -c 1. , figlxlgnvr A FC3 Vo, and SK3 Sava S1123 Sjli'-Qi, 'gi Y Q cc M2 Oft-YZI9 HO , rom, , - ,X Jgjl - MSG , NC N X1 p1ctu1.e TDad 1 Ranm Perfect bea e hang out ez, ch at Suns on 3 ef. ET2 Wim and ET? Richie hh Callison caught a i.. sail fish on a maV have Seen 3 Shafld fishing trip that was available to the crew. c T c , fx , our al-I-i re Val Was YY2 a und ,Way 0 Y ungefsi - . eI'W3Y 111 excegfgizzzfgif ei 11 lg 2 Jogjiyqglio some snorkehng s. 'ir.,...-,J f SEYCHELLES ' 57 '1 . - .uv-an-uw-V .--...-U-..--nv-'Ai-v wg- -rw c-1. 'L ' 'w i, -ul,-1. .. -... CRUSSING THE LINE , 13 - -E, xxx. : 1 , wi.: i 'sa lsa -'15 FV , 'H ,V A - 2ll!32 , e ma! 3 iff H Q WY I , Z. I Z I 1 N 6 j ,,Zk .gills ,X ,, F F 1 1' xl ' :I .::- 1- MASQ. J E ' - Q. I' 1 ,ig .QR Q E .NJov 7 1 ,Wi 3 ? 1 'P , I , V 2 ' 4- K 3 Z. 12 . '- xg n , 1. FF.- .NLT Q CROSSING THE LIIN Q. Y CRGSSING THE LI ' J E '-x, 5 Vi: , ' , If '4 1 I-1 - .L 1, 'A - 1 Q' ' H' 'Z . N 1' 1 M xv' 'N I ',,R' A 4' L . , A-,! tv'-P' U --ZW - 5 j 5' 4, fl ,QC I . mv IQ ,T f w I fy TIT, ' I J fi 1, -1- . - ,, 1 V , X5 iw 3 1 Av- ' 2-rr: 5 ir K K 3 , H 1-Q - SU I E I 5 L J 1 1 . I wall. . -. ' 1 3 2, L P G THE LI IHIHOI1 'F- 'f1T7'TT'1V'7-'-lF 7'r:ll forces in the Persian Gulf, the Kingdom -- lll of Bahram served as a t1me to get m1d deployment malntenance complete HALL visited the island nation on August 5th and the crew to by v1s1t1ng the Naval Statlon and shopp1ng at the Navy Exchang ,gifga Tri? - vw-.. if F I F !- Lp N 1 , A 4415 Esjli M lv-L.,. .-1 .ii-'ul-v ,lS,Glf4'f' P4404 .. 59-' '9 l -L.m.m.L-1... ki, 5,1 4 -T. Q.-' ' 2,u 0 'Y I fx 2 15 1' Njflfjzzx 1-MLULJ ' ,f I ' , ...I .nl-E i.li-'II IH i , ,ay if 5' na . Q '. dlhng the remains were scattered 1nto the sea. The Captain, Executive Of- iicer, Ship's Chaplain, and select crew members would participate, followed by a gun salute to honor the deceased. In tradition of burial at sea is an ancient one. CARTER HALL conducted burial at ceremonies for several deceased mili- veterans. After the ceremony the body then sent over the side or if cremated, Q , x f , ,lf 1 b 1'3i'iii1iv 'X X' MRD CHARGER UF THEII 6 U W, ,W TN ' 'WEE i 'Ei' A ABT H Ly ARIIREIP T Ei Q?aS: , 43- A Q 45 as V, ,fir N 2? x t ' Q .v '4l :IP l i h it Nj, K 'f' ' gx. ' , .J f i h f ff.. e v ii-A-W Q r . fda. 1 ' - , f . ' l' X f r ' Q ' H l .- ,A-. . I J si A 1 ' ur ln- .. '! 'v - .,f..,,e 5' V 4 i v3ff.QI -e .- it .- ' HLA K 33i'lf 'l - i a . V1 ri r it era N fe. ., - sy L... ,J-'H ix Q lk, - l'- ' ff-gs' I . ' if-.5 fn 34 L r, ii , L-LA. ,NX Rf i ' 4 L ta-3 'I il , , -l ' '- 1' 'J 'XY' gif' x One of the Captain's I ...., 3 ix . -- 'H ,-if , y if 'yyffffft favorite activities wa Q ' m r , 'flfg ' i ' li, giving his Sailors awards. i ' Q X '- . , 1.4 -'Ti ' ' , l ,V ' ,. N 'ir - I' -1- my . F A .. . V . .4 .iii tty ., R. XX X, N fl -. I X ' - i .si l f.!J'1....' r ' N ,a vi . ' L -IJ , E U7 ' L is V r ii.4 fr -fi f . 5 'N I W X iw r Q v a Q S Prior to her departure, ,T J W ' 'iq' isftjlgg Ventura received a Navy .5 , ' J rnmendation Medal forher V S f ' - 'formanceasMEDO. , el' L fr ni' f Wil A Q 4 Z . . N, , - L! X M- v t .M ,M - xi xl I 3- -, r . 4' ',-', V -I X v , S-rf 1. I. 'S s.. On most underway days, a hard working sailor would receive the CO's coin for being The Hard Charger of the Day. The coin, designed by the CO, is made from a secret composite material, uunattainium' and the recipe is closely iiarded by the National Security Agency. T e CO is known for keeping the recipe for the coin in a mayonnaise jar in his refrigerator. 65 a .. ,ffl ...N rpm - f XV Fw, ffl, f f 9 v X H' .v rl v 6 a f' '. 655 P -m il ',- V' I f x i I g N ' K . ,g-Q.-guy is is 1-X, .fi 1 X ag 5' P ,I , ,D ,,. . N, fn' gf! . 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Early gust morning, CARTER 1 1 Chiefs, CPO selectees, and CARTER HALL were invited to participate in ,Third Annual Run With '1Chiefs SKF Challenged with be ing underway CMC 0 'J WVV rest of the crew assembled on the flight deck to compete in the 5K race eamwork and pride were in action as CARTER HALL Chiefs new CPO selecte Cl rathon around the Hrght deck For participating each registrant receive a tee shlrt es and the crew ran the e ulvalence ofa ' ', -, fQ , L.. 68 T -5:2-lil '-T '1 .' -' ' ' 5 I -'77 - ' ' 7 fl? ff' jig' A- vfr f-'a:: -If ff' - --N -- A ' 41 Vi .V ! .. ,. :gQf'Tji'v F t 'ew ly -- J W' .QT'cii,, 'H I J , xi --wif txt '-YVL T '-A-'ff' t'l.jQTlP A A lvl lf fl . f-- - lk if-E fbi! ,' f if 91' ,'f'Tlfq2f grgwf Karim , at V A 1 ,i wg Nj TW V Nr' D J' T .L U ,ff 1 J Til FV! fl ,r sfl'i'T'e ' eff ,fr f '--f. 1 1- T' il-f fl if 4 ME ff vi -X, Y - ' ,uf W - 411' 53 ,7 Q L If LJ JI V if vt!! ,J 1 C l fl N '7 ffl , ,f X ki 'xlffwg . . ... L . '- ,. . 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The SRB was major incentive along with other en- ticements such as 96 , duty day off and opportunity to serve another term in kg. n S 'B Carter Ha1l,s Re enlistees 1 FC1 Brennan April 24, 2007 xl PS2 Chrorm April 28, 2007 , EN3 Conyers May 1, 2007 L U ET2 Carter May 4, 2007 1 I DC3 Way June 15, 2007 'f GM2 Smith August 3, 2OfO7 ' ,vs DC2 Carter Sept 3, 2007 Carter Hall Re enllstees 4 ET2 Jones October 1, 2007 ET3 Bennett June 20' 2007 Q CS2 McShane October 3, 2007 HM3 Agustme July 4' 2007 l HM2 Fleury October 3, 2007 BM2 Westley July 11, 2007 SK1 Brown October 4, 2007 EN3 How August 2' 2007 EN2 Coleman October 5, 2007 IT2 Irvin August 15' 2007 X' EN2 Moye October 7, 2007 lsxns August 31, 2007 N CS2 Aquisap October 15, 2007 BM3 A argon Ssept 3' 2007 H. QM3 Maggard October 20,2007 CS2 Sgango O TPQ27, 2007 FC2 Vo October 20, 2007 SK3 Thompson Ogtgb er 1, 2007 ii FCC Seron October 20, 2007 EM3 Hinkle Oct ber 4' 2007 HM2 Rodriguez October 22, 2007 EN3 Huckel Oct ob er 9' 2007 Xi OS2 Thompson October 23, 2007 FC2 Ash O O er 10' 2007 it CS3 Arca October 28, 2007 ' Ctober 11' 2007 1 Qt Total SRB amount: 3328 0 ' O82 Talley October 12' 2007 H R Xl 7'5 3 OS3 Lozano October 12, 2007 1 filg, iff? 2- '-' Q , ,gf , 1-gel S Cr EN3 ECCIGS October 16, 200 bk ' -.1 CTIT2 Santiago October 17, 2003 bk A 5. 4 sf 5 IT3 Jordan October 19, 2007 ,uf Y- - QM2 Villegas October 20, 2007 if in fmt .Xl CS3 Esplnosa October 25 2007 lwF,4i' 'jf 1 ig' I itil SA, Total SRE ammlllt: 8249315 1 Q .4 ,-1,51 ,B , 1 Q1 at -7 WN K-'L 7 7. 5 - ,c 5 it ' -.'A 5'-Cv 3 1 A 'I '5:,lil:Q ' nl M 74x ' O -C E I ' '-, ' . I Q1 K1 P-ici --,- 1.-- 1 ,-,...... 1. 1? 1 .I . li - I.-f. 1-V ! 'LN 5 mf' 335 N ,,N. s Evans 'Cert tral bi' his DIVISIOH Off C277 'Q lm MX 'STX fyw Carter Hall vlslon L . Off- I sailors Officer De artm re erllls fe 1 5 X Te I'e'e wx n lstees usualhf select their 1 ent eaa' ah sometimes their C t them however on t ls eplo me t e services ofthe TIF: , .. -:F ie nt many ave I C to re-ehhst t em N- I ul ' at! 1 'L X P A f- 4, . 1 QL n -K ww' r-mi 4,1 -ve '-ir ' , 5- .-W --f lol ..-f if .ffl me X ' .- R' A ' K L N Ffh 4 I s . --'fin' .T rt lx. ? .v ,v-A,M 1A..:t:1---,I !xN JV. . K- Y, Qh.4'2- V, EJ-: . T IAQ! jx Al.. 751' 51 5' ri. ef 4:-.aff E? is 'f like 1 I1 :tw- j, mg,,,, :lwR': 'm l I ,-,, , M, s ' , -- . ...... . , - a 66MCHt0IlHg Our Navy s 9 V' l Future' Z5 - f I .X X .. '1 'xWffi W1'- jf . fx s l M m XXSTN wi- if f-' 'Ls ,. C , ' I . , -A . . 7-4 Qggiil iff. ' L , F. I , . if 5'.2-ffnfl . ' - Sl i 2 I 2 'if' -1 U'-ffm'-, fi ft ly ' -xp '4,- N 4 X ,ffm T N h gfff Efxft WK x ly up X N 1, lx xx 5 ' Z 11 - ..-.,1--r-fy f-oqrw-Juan im- we ., - 3' Q till lvl W-l UU' 'ii J' 57 Jai ia ' 4 at at 5 'JJJJ 7 , f S i ' A V i i' T' . , f Z' 4 he mission of the First Class Pet- 4, N . . . x 4 ty Officer Association is to pro- K 1 Q V mote fellowship, unity enhance the , ' social and professional interaction o in X ' j its members, and provide a forum fo 19 W ,- dealing with issues onboard CART- 'T'f'T' ER HALL. First Class Petty 0fHcers are generally recog- nized as the first line of leadership. They are often responsible for the day-to-day supervi- sion and overall operation of a work center 1 or division. Additionally, they serve as Sailor advocates with a crucial communication role that plays up and down the chain of com- mand. The members focus on open commu- nication with other First Class Petty Officers, hone their leadership skills, and act as men- tors for junior-enlisted Sailors. ln the beginning we simply wanted the as- sociation to take a proactive role in increas- X ing the quality of life on CARTER HALL, said Damage Control lst Class Rinker, the associationis vice president. We then decid- ed it would be a good idea to try and enhance communication between all Hrst classes to further that goal. CARTER I-lALIjs First Class Association make a positive impact on junior Sailors, and are always looking for new members to join in an effort to expand and have a lot of fun in ' Q the process. By developing trust and respect through working relationships, the associa- tion can exceed any challenges set forth. Carter Hall's 1st Class Association is ready for new challenges 76 V-uf X.: 2-1 , . i r W -' After serving honorably for 20 years IT1 Bowles retired gracefully onboard CARTER HALL. The CO congratu- lated him by presenting him with an end of tour award. r .alrlrgnilg lg M3 I V R J IT1 BOWLES Kretirecll proudly walks past side boys at his retirement ceremony .fm mn + I X ' .. ..- 9 O 'E wi . ' 1 YQ - li ' l 'D U N-,K l l A L l ll? tr l A , .sg -ws r -' f r U J ' , W ff 1- b -.-,V ifn ix ,bfi ix 1 K IAUA 2 U v 'Xb -gal ' if 1. 1 r i i all ., Y,- .gf L: A ' -v I LK -. I A h il , Ir K is lj ' lil, A I 77 r a.:,n. -- . - -'- -1 -----'--M -'-' -- f e ' -K' . q 'C :V ' .. f' in 'Q A i H ll 47 Xk T CMC Hiestzind and SEC Bduyer .M V yi 'vQ..,,i,g, -4 H H9462 w 1 9' N V ' -.ii-iw Y ' V ., 'V X The marci1Btni'tlie ceromony singing Anc weigh ceiomony. gf! CSC Alexander gets pinned Prescott gets pinned ,...J New Chiefs stand proud and ready! BMC Riggin gets pinned .oe. A . -. . 2 uf.-a. r 2 74, ,,T'-Tiff:-P12,f-.x , -YV V Y., ,W VV -'Q ' Z W L V V Y W wvuqi Y iT?':??v'-'5i?-'+r- 255311-'Z'fQS51 -F:?J1f2Wi'f',vi:tg5::ff::z7:f5:g13:+:5t2, f:fg12s-z,:il:a'f-'f1r:'f:- anim:-14r-as,.,:.V1w:.-is--717: K 5, 1 4' ' ' - ' --- - is . -rv we-N. - 'Lg --U-:fam f . . ' ... ' ' i'f'A-2-'I-' ' ' ' 'A 'M 1 A zz 3 ' L ' ' ' 'wc ' s wa .Z II .LUX Ks .' 'Q I A .,'5A-qi1,i l YP 1' ' :rx H, f-V H ff' A ' 4' . 1 if T' rZ 'W I iii' Ai V I ' U c1, :, V. A-7.,, 'Q F if WNW n 'September ioth, 2007 sailors promoted to Chief Officer. After receiving CPO Life Skills, the new Chiefs displayed courage, wisdom, strength, and endurance allowing them to be accepted as genuine Chief Pet- Qiwz ty Officers. he special ceremony, i HH. 4 1 held in the sweltering heat n of' Dubai, was'well or- ganized, planned, and 'ex- ecuted. Despite the intense e L gag Aplh heat the crew was there to witness the transformation V before their VCYYAMCYCS- ITC Moore officiated, SHC Bouy- er prayed, and the Com. manning officer gave the key note messagef BMC Ca- Perton, CSC' Alexander, QMC.- Ai Prescottacandnnc 353831.9911- gratulations on or selection to Chief Petty Officer. The Fightin' lfive-oh ' will never forget this memorable and special day. I Vg-.34 ' f ?i51fsLl - e C 5 9. 11,1 Q C f s gr 21 mmmmm-.-H., ..--..,.,....w --1 1.if.F1sf.aQ.,gfg.'G- r is 1, 1 J - , A- , , f N fc-Aff-eq - il IIIAAAI, UAE RNA SPAIN IAAPLAIAVS UAW!! SPIACIAL IIIALIVERIES IIC ALYAIPICS panacea ' , assume 1 , , .anna - ' ' ' ' 3 ' 1 r 5 nies: r f , Y H nantes ' ' A A - 5 I , sconce A 2 5 Q- V ,v ' 5 4 , , 2 I ' J i ' ' A A , , , , : V 1 , A 80 1 n a desert land with blistering heat, HALL found an oasis in the Persian Gulf. One of the most modern cities in the world, Dubai is one of seven emirates which make' up the United Arab Emirates CUAEJ. The city is flow- ing with life and is greatly influenced by West- ern culture. Muslim by religion, the city is very open to other cultures. Dubai boasts of being the largest and most advanced shipping and com- merce centers in the World. Several activities were afforded to CARTER HALL sailors during the seven day port visit. The Seaman Center Was the first oasis, offering many activities such as a swimming pool, restau- rant, bar, pool tables, and large video screens for watching sports. There Were computers to email home or surf the web. Many of the crew mem- bers took safari tours which Was very adventur- ous. Many shopped at the huge three story city mall. Dubai had plenty to offer, and the crew of the CARTER HALL enjoyed immensely. IF, I its-.Q 14.45140 3-,aull llbldl, Free Zone KSQuthJ -nav-A-JI ,If Jebel All Ind Dubai uabyl Abuvflhabi -1' Q 's if a . ','sv'i 1.3' N I p. 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CSSN X 1 , 1 1- 5-- L 1, 1- '11- . 1 J-. . 1 rf, . a f7,g5Q -o-:fan 312' 1 r f . 5, f ,kijbk - It 'W 1' ,ff J.. - .x 1.5 I '4 1 gf ota, Spain IS stra- tegically located near the Strait of Gibraltar and at , the halfway point between I the United states and south - west Asia. Because of this 1 ideal location, the base is abl to provide invaluable support l to both U.S. SIXTH Fleet units in the Mediterranean. - 5 Known as the Florida of Eu- ' 5 p rope, Rota attracts northern mf vacationers who come not Q35 ' only for the beaches and mild lb I Q weather, but for flamenco X if dancing, bullfights and festi . . vals. The lifestyle is Iaidbacl f fl the food healthy, and the lo- Q 5. - cals friendly, as long as you Q . respect their culture. Few 4 F locals speak English, so the Q CARTER HALL crew was chal- f lenged with learning some Q Spanish to interface with the Q locals. The crew of the CART- T, ER HALL enjoyed the many 7 restaurants the friendly atmo- Q sphere and the on base facili- ties were top notch. S Q L Q. N3 . h -.1 , i L 1 ...,,-- '.-2 if all if 1 - - 1:15 ',,- 5 -.1 .li ,V 7 0 Siimnxxa ..-.1 ff' ,an 'Qu' .-x U gf. QS' SZ xv I! A , .gf . .--. Iwolurtwr nl I-1. he RCl1g10l1S Ministry Team CRMTJ provide support and religious servic- es to the Sailors onboard CARTER HALL. Comprised of Lieutenant Allen CBattle Chaplsj and RP2 Vidal, the RMT trains members to become lay leaders in order to provide support for other faith groups. Chaplain Allen is ordained and en- dorsed through the Seventh-day Adven- tist Church. He is married to: the former Eslyn Celia Reed of Brooklyn, New York. Chaplain and Mrs. Allen have been mar- riedfor-twenty years and have two' chil- dren, Aleta C15Q'and Ashante C141 They reside in Chesapeake, VA. RP2 Vidal is the administrative assistant to ,Chaplain Allen and is responsible for preparing devotional-and religious edu- cationalmaterials,operatingthe ship's li- brary and publicizeireligious activities. During the CARTER HALLS s' Team CRMTD provided a Reading Pro- gram for to commu- nicate with 1 4 1 1?t ull! T l'iilvgW,'u IE' lui:-1-m vi-2 rf- - ' .x '.' JK' Q !Gi.'ln1nnn1u-um 4' US' L MTM? -1 6 qi, ull' 1 Weir' Em Y y Aw.: . P 4, lviu M-H ,iff EVUI if 'FQ N ' Q l J V 13? f f ' Gif.,-Lap,-igxx ' X I A D XX X mi if ix I30 I1 tw l f 1 1. Spec14z!2? 1111 65 Zachary J Arman1do f Born: 10 April 2007 Father: BM2 Mukes Mother: Deloris Hallie Born. 31 May 2007 Father' LTJG Beach Mother. Diana Miccah Born' 21 July O7 Father: EN3 Eccles Mother Lisa Tristan Born: 19 August 2007 B Isabell Born: 30 May 2007 Father: EN3 Martinez Mother Meghan Harris Braeden Born 26 June 2007 Father. 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