Chancellorsville (CG 62) - Naval Cruise Book

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FR William Roman EN1 Robert Scott DC3 Alexander Vogel FC1 Martin White NORTH CAROLINA LT John Hearne GSMFA Rodney Jones CWO4 Paul Moore BM2 Dwight Price RMSR Michael Whitman NORTH DAKOTA OS2 Gary Klein OHIO OSCSCSWJ Thomas Berry CTMZCSWJ Michael Campbell EM1 James Carr EM2 Keith Christy ENS Christopher Hartman OSZCSWJ Daniel Hess SMSR Angelo Holliday LT Steven Rosser HM3 Glenn Rudloff GSM3 Steven Scherry OKLAHOMA SKSA Michael Broome FC2 Damian Cockroft OS1 Robert Harris SKSA Joseph Irick BM2 Mark Robinson OREGON YNSA Dean Landreth SR Francis Minnick HTFA Garen Smith EMZKSWJ Thomas Steinbacher QMSR Jason Willis ICC CSWD Paul Yates PENNSYLVANIA FCC David Anderson STG2 Austin Aurindt OSSN David Baldeshwiler FCC Thomas Beenian OS1 Mark Bingaman FC3 James Brandimarto CTO2 Christopher Carr QMSR Michael Cole STGSR Walter Cunningham FC3 Garry Fornes STGSR James Higgins GSM3 Mark Smith GSM2 Brian Stevanus GSEFA Hau Tran MR1 David Wolfe .?'0 PHILLIPINES PNC Pedro Balbin GSMCKSWJ Jaime Boniog GSM2 Norman Jimenez ENC Jaime Umayam SH2 Felipe Vergara PUERTO RICO SR Jose Negron-Garcia SN Abdiel Quintero SOUTH CAROLINA SR Jeffery Goode SOUTH DAKOTA BM2 Stuart Nelson TENNESSEE RMSA Shawn Brown STGZKSWD Vincent Fortson OS3 William Fritsch -M, iii GSE2 Randy Garrison STG3 William Kemp EW2 Frederick Rankins TEXAS SMC Harold Barclay OSSA Michael Buescher FC2 Michael Douglass ET3 Andrew Eberling STG2 Steven Eschenburg EWSN Michael Fishencord ENS Michael Fulkerson YNSN Curry Hale SMSR Christopher Hall RM2 Greg Hansen SM2 Pete Hernandez ENS Pascal J ohnson SR David Kondo LT Robert Kurzawa GSM3 Todd McBride DK3 Richard Mendoza SA John Norbet SR Michael Ortega CTTC Antonio Ortiz GSM3 Guadalupe Ovalle SR Darren Patton EW2 Christopher Ratcliff SR Daniel Robinson FC3 Craig Saravo STGZCSSD Edward Say FC3 David Scott GMG1 Ira Spencer SR George Sutton OS2 Tom Trevi.no FC3 Mark Wright FC3 Ronald Yun SR Darryl Davis FC1 Robert Beller UTAH SR James Corpuz EN2 Vincent Groberg OSICSWJ Michael Miller ET3 Robert Wright VIRGINIA EWC CSWJ Thomas Bumpers FC3 Shawn Greene LT Patrick Mooney N CCM CAWJ Harold Neeley EMC CSWJ James Peeples NCICSWJ Joseph RuSh MS2 William Wood WASHINGTON ENS Alan Barkman FC3 Rex Carpenter CTOSA Scott Hopper QM2 Timothy Kelley OS1 Darrell Myers ENS Dion Sarchet HT1 Jerrold Vosgien GMM3 Dale Wiggum WEST VIRGINIA PCSN Gregory Burkett SR Andrew Frazier LCDR Edward Hebner WISCONSIN FC1 Winford Beard ETC Michael Converse GMM3 Curtis Dickman GSM2 Ronald Massingale BM2 John Maynard FC2 Scott Tipping OS1 Mark Williams WYOMING SHSR Michael Kershisnik

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P I f I i f IDAHO FC2 Michael Diggins FC1 Michael Lach ILLINOIS FC3 David Brand RM3 Charles Brown STGC Glenn Buskirk BM2 Thomas Foxworthy MSICSWD Leon J aquet OS3 Daniel Mann LT Thomas McCook RM2 Kenneth Morris FR Michael Motch RM2 Lorenzo Nicholson CAPT Gordon Rheinstrom LT George Rissky YNSN Thomas Routzon FR James Skomp TM3 Gregory Ulreich GMMSN Neil Vincent RMSR Jason Williams MA1 Michael Dunn IC3 David Cook INDIANA OSIKSWD Steven Beasley FC3 Jeffery Close GMMSN John Herr FR Terry Jackson ET3 Craig MacPherson GSE2 Patrick McSorley STGC Paul Pemell OS2 Michael Stader SR Christopher Cullum IOWA SHSR Robert Graham OS3 Jeffery Kring EN2 Jeffrey Schmidt JAMAICA SK2 Oliver King KANSAS MSSA Robert Vanderford KENTUCKY GSMC George Dillon SMSR Timothy Likens EW3 Daniel Williams LOUISIANA SR Harry Dorsey RMSR Juan Joseph HT2 CSWJ Ricky Midkiff FC3 Richard Welch MAINE ENS Michael Bisson ET1 Michael Boissonneault ET2 Wanye Hanscom MARYLAND FA John Evans SR Clarence Ghee LT Todd Hall MS2 Philip Parrott YN1 Dandy Wong FR Aaron Woodus MASSACHUSETTS MSSA Joseph Balk ET1 Steven Meeken GSM3 Brian McDonald MICHIGAN GMC Jeffrey Burland FC3 Arlie Coffman RMSR Ritchie Garret FCCCSWD Gary Harburn YNSA Marvin Johnson ET3 Edward Lapoint PNSA Todd Noskey GSM2 Corey Sanborn FR Andrew Slabaugh GSM3 Lee Spath FC3 William Todd GMM2 Raymond Torr MINNESOTA RMICAWD Richard Baker GMCCSWJ Donald Clink BM3 Steven Cormican OSSA Gerald Johnson MISSISSIPPI GGM1 Edward Allen ET2 Charles Cochran SK3 Jerry Cox RM1 George Huggins SKIKSWD Glenn Jett OS1 Andrew Miller LCDR David Ruff OS1 Jessie Williams STG3 David Winters SH3 Daryl Stewart MISSOURI FC1 Kalvin Burnett OS2 Patrick Calton FCC Kevin Frakes IC1 Rick Hasty FR Richard Lambert RMSN Rodney Lovett OSSA Scot Vanmeter MONTANA OSZKSWJ Toby Ludwig FC3 Robert Turley NEBRASKA MSSN Michael Barker OSCCSWJ Kenneth Pierson ENS Dennis Sickel NEVADA OS2 John Gillette GSE3 Gary Orta NEW HAMPSHIRE DC3 Randolph Hofmeister NEW JERSEY GSE3 James Gurevitch GSE1 Matthew Hutnick GSM3 Raju Modi GMMSN Thomas Sheridan NEW MEXICO STG3 Robert Mayhan GSEC Richard McKinlay FC2 Charles Woodrow QMZCSWD Alberto Diaz 1' NEW YORK FC1 Rayner Betancourt STGSR George Culter CTOICSWD Christopher Everhart LT Joseph Haefner GSCSCSWJ Allan Harmonay LCDR Scott Lustig GMG2 Anthony Manupella SR Manning McCutchen HTFR John Miller LCDR Patrick O'Kane MSSA Dennis Rivera

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l Chancellorsville's Three Dimensions UP Mark 41 The Mark 41 VLS is a multi-warfare launcher produced to meet mod- Vertical ern surface combatants' requirements to fight and win a three-dimen- Launghing sional war in the air, on the sea and below the ocean's surfaces. VLS System gives CHANCELLORSVILLE a total capacity of 122 missiles, 61 per launcher. The ship has the ability to fire missiles from both launchers at . the same time, including a multiple assortment of air, surface and land A attack missiles. VLS and its rapid-reaction missile ingentory, whend 1 linked with CHANCELLORSVILLE's Aegis Weapon ystem, provi es - the most effective and efficient weapon delivery system in the world. E SPY.1B Conventional, mechanically-rotating radars see a target when the 5 phased radar beam strikes the target once during each 360-degree rotation of 3 Array the antennae. A separate tracking radar is then required to engage each 3 Radar target. In contrast, the Aegis computer-controlled ANTSPTY-1B phased- array radar system brings those functions together within one system. ,Us The four fixed-arrays of SPY send out beams of electromagnetic energy -1 in all directions simultaneously-continuously providing a search and X f Xi' tracking capability for hundreds of targets. The Aegis system can also bf direct the operation of fighter aircraft and helicopters to protect the battle group. I . - , Aww-ee . Y? T .55 ' f T ii -Q sa f . . .Ez t V LW by I W , Q -M ' Q A ti .Vi v . sw Am? i -kan L ima.. ' . ,if ' Q ,FAH A K XX-f 1- .4 if - - o G or T r T T. bg,- 1 , 1. -sf p . 'ii it--jl'3l'.x . . R V ' 'lisa ' X. i 54 ' ' '- 'ff 1 1 V fi , ' R , . N 1, W 1 ,,s: i.,.. ,, b. . ,I ' ar, .. .. in ept I ' 'Na-A -K . 1: A g,,:h r . i so N' ' 4? t. s i Z - we - A . 'ff R gov 'V 1 fi V'! - XX. a- , , . . mtv 4 A fl llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllulnluzmuuunsoumumuum Tomahawk Cruise Missile The Tomahawk Cruise Missile is CHANCELLORSVILLE's long-range cruise missile weapon system. The Tomahawk missile provides CHANCELLORSVILLE with an unparalleled attack capability. They are designed to fly great distances, striking land or ship targets with precision accuracy. CHANCELLORSVILLE can program the missile to fly a multi-legged track to engage contacts at desired bearings. VVhere aircraft carriers were once our primary strike warship, Tomahawk- capable ships can replace that offensive asset, as their ability to attack shore installations poses no risk of pilot injury.