Chancellorsville (CG 62) - Naval Cruise Book

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FCCSISWI DOUGLAS DARWACTOR FC2 JEFFREY FULLER FCZISWI ARIEL ALCALA FC2 WILLIAM HOPKINS FC3 LANITRA BUTLER FC3 JAMES GILMAN CX DIVISION FC3 GEORGE MCKAY FC3 JERRY PIASKOWSKI FC3 JASON VAUGHAN 3 8 CX Division njoy- ing the view of an UNREP from topside, both ENS Geldmacher and FC1 Paulin of CX Division take a few minutes out of their day while catching up on divisional issues.

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osing for a group shot, the members of CO Division display their intense love of firearms. Afier numerous 5 and Small Arms PACFIRES throughout the year, the Gunner's Mates became a tight- knit division. GM3 ROBERT KLEINHELTER GM3 MICHAEL TARR GM3 NOEL THOMPSON GMSN AARON KINDER GMSN RICARDO MEDINA GMSN JAMES PADGETT GMSN LOUIS FONTANO GMSA STEVE SPOHN GMSA GREG LANKFORD CO Division

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he forward gun mount, a Mark 45 5 l 54 caliber gun, otherwise known as Mount 51, sits idle on the Foc'sle. Capable of firing up to 20 rounds a minute, the 5 guns are operated by CO and CX Divisions. scene that was very familiar to sailors in Qingdao, China was that of one of our ship- mates posing for a picture with tourists. Here GM2 Kruzmanowski stands tall for yet another photo opportunity with visiting locals. ffloading a Standard Missile from the Aft VLS cells, CFAY cranes carefully maneuver the missile to a barge alongside. Ammo onloads and offloads are handled at a nearby anchorage just outside of Yokosuka Harbor. Weapons Department j