Carter Hall (LSD 50) - Naval Cruise Book

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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

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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

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. -..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 . '.Y...- v .' x 9 SHIP'S CHAPLAIN LT ALLEN 9 1 tl!wvxN:1m1'aL'l'x'Enx-w1mvvx1w-1-.mm,1m:vvm.m..n -.sf.h.:..n-nm-n- f -' 'Wm mf- -: W ' --