Carter Hall (LSD 50) - Naval Cruise Book

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7'-1 1 '4TTfttKT'7T1:f'7 fef'i'n'if fif' -if . ' . l H ' ' U..-iL..xR. 1.,l.l, 'll i 'L,l,.I 1 .xx -. Y . . . 5 fi , ' ' '7 L-.liulwlif .-W' R M T' 1:11- Y 1 I A Sf- . ,..,X, , 4, A j J X-.,f,,.,-,fg-4--',4-Y - - 'ff f f Reenlistments were a big part of the deplozf- ment. Some sailors ad the option of getting someone they knew or they could get the Com- manding Ofjlcer to reenlist them. 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

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,-,, , 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