Chandler (DDG 996) - Naval Cruise Book

Text from Pages 1 - 110 of the 1992 volume:

mx DEDICATED TO .... THE WIVES, FAMILIES, AND SWEETHEARTS OF THE CREW OF CHANDLER FOR THEIR DEVOTION AND SUPPORT DURING THESE PAST SIX MONTHS .... COAT OF ARMS USS CHANDLER (DDG-996) THE SHIELD ... Dark blue and gold are the colors traditionally associ- ated with the Navy and symbolize the sea and excel- lence. The wavy Chevron, compass rose and pheons symbolize the northward sweep through the Philippines, in which Rear Admiral Theodore Edson CHANDLER participated and which ended, for him, in Lingayen Gulf where he earned, for extraordinary heroism, the Navy Cross, represented by the convex cross patee. The pheons and compass rose also denote the guided mis- sile striking capabilities of a Kidd Class destroyer. MOTTO ... AD MORTEM FIDELIS is the CHANDLER family motto. The translation, FAITHFUL UNTIL DEATH, aptly describes Rear Admiral CHANDLERS extraordinary heroism and devotion to duty in giving his life to save his ship. It also summarizes the commit- ment of each CHANDLER sailor to endure the burden of maintaining his freedom and that of his loved ones and countrymen. THE CREST... The rampant demi-lion, a symbol of courage and fighting spirit represents Admiral CHANDLER ' S extraor- dinary heroism. The fountain denotes Lingayen Gulf, the wall and flames the firey bridge of the flagship, LOUISVILLE, from which Admiral CHANDLER contin- ued directing the pre-invasion bombardment support units after the the suicide bomber had crashed the flag bridge. He remained stout-hearted and in- domitable among the flames. MISSION ... Required to operate offensively, in the pres- ence of air, surface, and subsurface threats with carrier strike forces or amphibious assault forces; to provide protec- tion to these forces, and to anti-submarine forces, underway replenishment groups and military and mercantile convoys, against subsurface or surface threats; and to provide gunfire support to amphibious land campaigns. c H A N D L E R USS CHANDLER (DDG-996) is the third ship of the Heet to bear the CHANDLER name, and the fourth and final ship of the powerful KIDD Class of Guided Missile Destroyers. Named CHANDLER in honor of Rear Admiral Theodore Chandler. USN. who died as a result of wounds received in combat aboard his flagship USS LOUISVILLE (CA-23) January 6. 1 945. during the battle of Lingayen Gulf. A Japanese suicide plane crashed into the bridge of his ship, dousing it with burn- ing fuel. Admiral Chandler, though badly burned, remained at his post and fought the ship until the danger was past. He died of his wounds the following day. CHANDLER ' S motto Ad Mortem Fidelis -Faithful unto Death, is bestowed in honor of his heroic actions. CHANDLER is one of the most powerful destroyers in the world. Combining the speed and multi-role combat capability of a destroyer with the Anti-Air-Warfare reach and striking power of a cruiser, she is designed to operate in a multi-threat envi- ronment, countering air. surface, and subsurface threats simul- taneously. Her crew and weapon systems, combined with the enhanced weapons and electronics capability of the New Threat Upgrade make her a formidable opponent. In January 1 984, CHANDLER made her first Western Pacific Deployment as a member of Battle Group BRAVO, returning to San Diego in August. In January 1 985. CHANDLER joined the Rampant Lions of Destroyer Squadron TWENTY ONE. Her second Western Pacific deployment commenced on 17 March 1986. during which CHANDLER spent two months in the Per- sian Gulf as a member of the U.S. Navy ' s Middle East Force (MIDEASTFOR). returning to San Diego on 9 September 1 986. For the competitive cycle ending 30 June 1 986. CHANDLER was the winner of the Destroyer Squadron TWENT ' Y ONE Bat- tle Efficiency Competition. On 16 April 1 988. CHANDLER completed her third deploy- ment to the Western Pacific, including three and one half months assigned to the Middle East Force in the Persian Gulf at the height of the Iran-Iraq war. During this time, CHANDLER observed many belligerent engagements and supported several U.S. -flagged tanker convoys. She also served as the flag ship for COMDESRON TWENTY THREE, who commanded the Per- sian Gulf Escort Force. In September 1 988. CHANDLER and Sea Snake 23 of HSL THIRTY THREE Detachment SIX received the Navy ' s Humanitarian Service Medal for the dra- matic December 1987 rescue of 41 crew members of the burn- ing Cypriot super tanker PIVOT, a victim of an Iranian attack. In July 1 989. CHANDLER joined Destroyer Squadron THIR- TY THREE and began an extensive New Threat Upgrade over- haul at Todd Pacific Shipyard in Seattle. Washington. Comple- tion of the overhaul in October 1990 drastically improved CHANDLER ' S Combat Systems capabilities, during the highly successful Combat Systems Ship Qualification Trial (CSSQT). achieving numerous firsts for newly developed high tech weapons systems. CHANDLER The New Threat is back. LENGTH 563 FEET BEAM 55 FEET DRAFT 34 FEET DISPLACEMENT 10,000 TONS COMPLEMENT 24 OFFICERS. 320 ENUSTED SPEED 30+ KNOTS AIRCRAFT ONE SH-3 OR TWO SH-2 HEUCOPTERS ARMAMENT TWO MK 26 GUIDED MISSILE I UNCHERS HARPOON MISSILE SYSTEM SM-1 AND SM-2 AAW MISSILES ANTI-SUBMARINE ROCKETS (ASROC) MK 46 MOD 5 TORPEDOES TWO 5 54 CAL. GUN MOUNTS TWO PHALANX CLOSE-IN WEAPON SYSTEMS PROPULSION FOUR LM2500 MARINE GAS TURBINE ENGINES (TOTAL — 90,000 SHAFT HORSEPOWER) DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY USS CHANDLER (DDG 996) FPO SAN FRANCISCO 96662- 1 268 in reply refer to: 29 June 1992 To the Officers and Crew of USS CHANDLER: Upon the completion of CHANDLER ' S fourth overseas deployment, I hope this cruise book will record and recall your many accomplishments, achieve- ments, and adventures which we have shared. CHANDLER ' S impressive record of combat readiness while forward deployed was a direct result of your untiring dedication, pride, and professionalism. I hope this cruisebook will capture not only the liberty ports and good times we enjoyed, but these accomplishments as well. Your performance as individuals and as a crew was outstanding throughout. The Operations and Combat Systems Departments maintained maximum readi- ness during months of high tempo operations in the volatile Arabian Gulf. From reliable communications and accurate navigation to continuous combat system availability, perfection was your standard. The Engineers maintained and, when required, repaired our complex propulsion plant, ensuring CHANDLER was always ready to meet all commitments. The Supply Department provided invalu- able support by anticipating our pre-deployment requirements, acquiring all repair parts and by providing outstanding hotel services to satisfy our daily needs. Your performance underway was complemented by a most impressive record on liberty ashore. As ambassadors of our country, your behavior was highly commendable and made the deployment that much more enjoyable for every- one. As a result, your reputation for personal and professional excellence has been greatly enhanced. It now extends well beyond San Diego; in fact, beyond the United States. Our namesake, RADM Theodore Chandler, would be most proud, as am I. As this will be my only deployment on CHANDLER, I want to congratulate each and every one of you for your high standards of loyalty, performance, pro- fessionalism, and support. It has been my pleasure to serve as your Command- ing Officer and shipmate. Sincerely, WILLIAM G. WHEELER Commander, U.S. Navy COMMANDING OFFICER CDR WILLIAM G. WHEELER Commander Wheeler entered the U.S. Naval Academy in June 1968 under a congressional appointment from Virginia. Upon graduation in 1972. he served successively as Communications Officer. CIC Officer and Navigator aboard USS LAWRENCE (DDG 4) from 1972-1975. deploying in support of South Vietnamese forces in the fall of 1 972. Commander Wheeler attended the Naval Postgraduate School. Monterey. California as a student in the Weapon System Engineer- ing curriculum, graduating in 1977 with a Master of Scienrr degree in Applied Science. After attending the Surface Warfan Department Head Course. Commander Wheeler served as Weapons Officer. USS TOWERS (DDG 9) from 1978-1980. Fol- lowing this assignment, he reported to USS WILUAM H. STAND- LEY (CO 32) where he served as Operations Officer from 1 980- 1982. In 1 982, Commander Wheeler was ordered to the AEGIS Ship- building Program Office in the Naval Sea Systems Command. Washington. D.C as the AAW Programs Manager in the AEGIS Combat Systems Engineering Division. While serving in this assign- ment, he was selected for pre-commissioning duty as Prospective Executive Officer. BUNKER HILL (CG 52) in 1 984. Commander Wheeler served as Executive Officer of USS BUNKER HILL from 1986-1988. including a Persian Gulf deploy- ment during which the first AEGIS Vertical Launching System (VLS) cruiser participated in eleven Earnest Will U.S. -flagged tanker escort operations, she of which with USS MISSOURI as the AEGIS Battleship Covering Force for the tankers and their escorts. Commander Wheeler next reported to the staff of the Assistant Chief of Naval Operations (Surface Warfare) where he served as the AEGIS Combat Systems Head from 1 988-1 990. Commander Wheeler assumed command of USS CHANDLER (DDG 996) on 22 April 1 991 . Commander Wheeler has been designated as a Weapons Sys- tems Acquisition Manager and a proven Material SupportA eapon Systems Engineering subspecialist. He is authorized to wear the Meritorious Service Medal with Gold Stars in lieu of Second and Third awards. Navy Commendation Medal with Gold Star in lieu of Second award. Navy Achievement Medal. Combat Action Ribbon. Meritorious Unit Commendation Ribbon and two Battle Efficiency Ribbons, as well as various service and campaign medals. Commander Wheeler is married to the former Jane Peterson of Roanoke. Virginia. The Wheelers have four children: Katie. Bill. David and Jake, and live in Coronado. Commander Wheeler has been selected for promotion to Captain. EXECUTIVE OFFICER CDR. HILL POWELL Commander Powell graduated from Georgia Institute of Technology and was commissioned an Ensign through Officer Candidate School in 1977. Upon completion of Surface Warfare Officer School in 1979, he reported to USS GUAM (LPH-9) home ported in Norfolk, VA. as Personnel Officer. After a Mediterranean deploi ment and a nine month Regular Overhaul at Philadelphia Naval Shipyard, he completed his tour on the USS GUAM as Weapons Officer. In May 1982 he reported to Navy Recruiting District, Montgomery, Alabama as the Dedicated Nuclear Recruiter. In September 1984 he was transferred to Surface Warfare Officer Schools Command in Newport, Rhode Island for Department Head School. Following completion of Department Head School, CDR. Powell reported to USS MAHLON S. TISDALE (FFG-27) home ported in San Diego, California as the Combat Systems Officer. While deployed to the Arabian Gulf, he transferred to Precommissioning Unit LAKE CHAMPLAIN (CG-57) located at Ingalls Shipyard in Pascagoula, Mississippi as the prospective Combat Systems Officer. After commissioning in August 1 988, USS LAKE CHAMPLAIN (CG-57) was relocated to her new home port in San Diego, California. CDR. Powell departed the ship in July 1989 and after completing a nine month course of instruction at the Air Command and Staff College, he reported as Executive Officer on USS CHANDLER (DDG- 996) in October 1 990. Commander Powell ' s decorations include the Navy Commendation Medal, Battle £ , and various unit and service awards. Commander Powell is married to the former Lynda Williams of Atlanta, Georgia. They have three sons Jay, Bradley, and Matthew. k3M OSCM(SW) Steven N. McElrath was bom in Visalia. California. He served as command Master Chief from January 1 989 to Februan 1 992 aboard USS CHANDLER. Master Chief has served aboard USS BAUER (DE-1025). USS HORNE (DLG-30). USS DUNCAN (FFG-10) and USS CHANDLER (DDG-996). During his career he has made six deployments. One of the highlights of his career was a shore tour at the NATO war head- quarters at Supreme Headquarters Allied Powers Europe (SHAPE), in Belgium. He has 21 and a half years of continuous active service. His numerous decorations include a Joint Service Commendation Medal, two Navy Achievement Medals, five Good Conduct awards, two National Defense Medals, Southwest Asia Service Medal. Viet Nam Service Medal. Viet Nam Campaign Medal. Meritorious Unit Commendation, three Battle Efficiency Awards, several Sea Service Ribbons, an Overseas Service Ribbon, and a Coast Guard Special Operations Service Ribbon. Master Chief McElrath has been married for 1 1 years to his wife Dora. The McElrath ' s have two children. Sherrie and Timothy. Mas- ter Chief McElrath resides in San Diego, California. FORMER COMMAND MAS- TER CHIEF OSCM(SW) STEVEN N. McELRATH COMMAND MASTER CHIEF A native of Montana. Master Chief Williams enlisted in the Navy in June 1963 and attended Basic Training at RTC, Great Lakes, Illinois. A veteran of 10 Western Pacific Cruises his duty stations include USS HAZELWOOD (DD- 531). Newport, Rhode Island: USS OKLAHOMA CITY (CLG-5), Yokosuka. Japan and San Diego. California: Naval Development and Training Center. San Diego, Cali- fornia: USS CHEVALIER (DD-805), San Diego. California: USS GRAY (FF-1054), San Diego. California: Instructor. Air Conditioning and Refrigeration School. San Diego. California: USS MONTICELLO (LSD-35). San Diego. Cali- fornia: Recruit Company Commander. RTC. San Diego. California: Command Master Chief. USS HEPBURN (FF- 1055). San Diego. California and Command Master Chief. Air Test and Evaluation Squadron FIVE. China Lake, Cali- fornia. Master Chief Williams joined the CHANDLER as her Command Master Chief in January 1 992 and resides with his wife Sharron in El Cajon. California. PRESENT COMMAND MASTER CHIEF MMCM(SW) ROBERT A. WILLIAMS A TASTE OF TALENT [PWR 30 Octohen. ? yf 30 Af z. 199Z Mihit JdcJxnc fihit oXsiniXja S j3fyy Yout Je ytct rici 11 -ZH VUi ' .n Ji iX.t JJct ryi ynaAx 17- 8 %i Z 1 Uit Uf B. smaiM FAREWELL SAN DIEGO .... ! i HHtH SUBIC BAY, PHILIPPINES J. b 4 ■■ -: ' A J TI ►- ' ■ ji- ' - M I H February 14, 1992 SAILORS HELP OUT USS CHANDLER (DDG-996), currently deployed to the Arabian Gulf, had an opportunity to participate in a Community Relations Project during a brief visit to the Philippines. Members of the crew spent two days at Calapacuan Elementary School, located near Subic Bay. Instead of hitting the books to study, these sailors hit the paint brushes and rollers providing badly needed clean up and repair to the schools volcano damaged structures. About thirty crew members spent their days cleaning and painting two school buildings while a small group of electricians repaired lighting to classrooms and restored power knocked out during recent typhoons. During both days the crew enjoyed home made meals of lumpia and pancit. And after all work had been completed, the principal and teachers were treated to a visit on board CHANDLER and were pre- sented a ship ' s plaque. In all, the project provided both students and sailors an opportunity to give of therrh selves, learn from one another, and to truly understand the meaning of the holiday seetson. L SINGAPORE .. The Lion City COLOMBO, SRI LANKA .. MUSCAT, OMAN.. ' ' ,1 ■ II ' II :i I iiM THE CRUISEBOOK STAFF ... The staff wishes to thank the following people for all thei r help in the creation of this book ... STAFF LTJG NEWPOWER FCC(SW) STINSON FCl(SW) MCPHERSON DS2 MASON FC3 PFEFFER DKSN REIDY OSCM(SW) MCELRATH ET3 SMITH GSM3 STIERN GSMFA GIRARD SKSN PONSLER DS2 WORKMAN FC3 VANGOETHEM OSSN VAUGHN SN LAWRENCE ENS HERNANDEZ STG3(SW) MCADAMS DS2 LOURUM OUR EDITOR. FCC STINSON. CAN YOU BELIEVE THIS GUY ITS NO WONDER THIS BOOK TOOK SO MUCH WORK! AS THE DAYS PASS .... 25 THE ARABIAN GULF . . . OFFICERS ... isei- front-LT SWANSON, LT LEWIS, LT BROADWELL, CMDR WHEELER, CMDR POWELL, LCDR JAMES, LT COONCE, LT GIRRIER mid-LTJG CHATFIELD, LTJG NEWPOWER, LTJG FLOREZ, LTJG KERSHAW, LTJG REYES, LT RIEBEL, LT HAWKINS. LT HARTER, LT PARTNEY, LTJG CHARLES, CW02 MCATEE-MCRAE, ENS GRANIERI back-ENS WEGNER, LTJG LECLAIR. ENS MCDONNELL, ENS KAPP, ENS NELSON, ENS PETERSON, CW02 GOO, LTJG DOBBERT, LT GROTHE CDR POWELL CDR WHEELER. LT LEWIS LT HARTER, LT GROTHE, LT RIEBEL, LT PARTNEY 28 ENS PETERSON. ENS GRANIERI LCDR CRAMB ENS KAPP. LTJG KERSHAW ENS WEGNER. LTJG LECLAIR LT GIRRIER CW02 GOO 29 CHIEF PETTY OFFICERS ... COMMAND MASTER CHIEF MMCM(SW) WILLIAMS ATC(AW) RADFORD, STGCS(SW) HOFFMAN GMC(SW) BECKMAN SKCS(SW) WILBANKS, RMC(SW) ZIMMERMAN MAC(SW) PAYNE, FCCS(SW) HONEYMAN 30 EMC(SW) SANTOS, RMC(SW) CAMPBELL ENC(SW) ARBOLEDA MSCS(SW) CASTILLO ETC(SW) HAGGARD OSCM(SW) MCELRATH ETCS ROSE GSMC DAUM FCC(SW) STINSON, EWC(SW) KASPARI DSC(SW) SAUTTER. GSEQSW) TUMBAGA GSCS(SW) KILDE THE DHOW San Diego-based destroyer helps rescue drifting ship Associated Press MANAMA, Bahrain — Two U.S. Navy destroyers, one based in Nor- folk, have rescued 1 7 seamen drift- ing aboard a sheep-laden dhow in the stormy Gulf of Oman, a Navy spokesrmui reported Sunday. The spokesman, Lt. Rob Raine, said the Shrii Ismail Fakir Mahamad Madre, a 102-foot, 129-ton wooden vessel, had been stranded for four days before the rescue Saturday. The master of the Indian-regis- tered ship reported seeing 50 vessels during that time, but none stopped, Raine ' s report indicated. The dhow was first spotted at 8 a.m. by a helicopter from the Norfolk-based destroyer Arthur W. Radford over waters outside the S trait of Hormuz. The strait joins the Persian Gulf and Gulf of Oman. A second Navy ship. The San Diego-based guided-missile destroyer CHANDLER, dispatched a small boat to help the dhow. Engineers from the CHANDLER exeunined the dhow ' s diesel engines but were unable to repair the cracked cylinder block or the dam- aged lube-oil cooler, Raine said. Ismail was seaworthy but had only five days of food and water The dhow was first seen b a helicopter from the destroyer Arthur W. Radford, which is based in Norfolk, over waters outside the Strait of Hormuz. remaining aboard, he said. T Navy ship provided additional foe and water. The CHANDLER was preparii to take the dhow under tow wh( the commercial tug Nice Tulip co tacted the destroyer, indicating had been assigned to tow the ship the United Arab Emirates, he said. The two Navy vessels are part a U.S. armada that remained in tl Persian Gulf after the liberation Kuwait from Iraqi occupation la February. More than 20 Navy ships und the command of Rear Adm. Rayn A.K. Taylor still patrol the Persii Gulf the Gulf of Oman and the Ri Sea. They monitor a trade emban imposed against Iraq after the in , sion of Kuwait in August 1 990. 77i( also check for drifting mines. felfeiS ! in 1907-1908. the great white Ifleet made a world cruise as Ithe united states ambassador of gun boat diplomacy. the pRESIDENTT THEODORE ROOSEVELT, BELIEVED IN A SIMPLE FOREIGN RELATIONS POLICY: SPEAK SOFTLY, AND CARRY A BIG STICK. MR. PRESIDENT, YOU WOULD HAVE BEEN PROUD! Sor Ty ■f ' - l. .-tj oof dolljfS JM ' t ujor+l. m,, .U ovtr U,rti A DIVISION ' £ DIVISION 7? DIVISION ARBOLEDA. 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GMM2 CHANEY. STG3 COY. TMl CRAIGHEAD. STG2(SW) FLANNIGAN. STG3 FRIEND. TMSN GOODIN. STG3 HOFFMANN. STGC(SW) KNAPP. STG3 LOWE. STG3(SW) MAYES. STG3 MCADAMS. STG3(SW) MORTINGER. STGl(SW) NEWPOWER. LTJG SIMPSON. STG3(SW) SORGENFREY. STGl(SW) STACY. STG2(SW) ARNOLD. ET2(SW) BAUM. ET2(SW) BROWNING. ET2 DICKSON. ET3 FISCHBACH. ET2(SW) HAGGARD. ETC HANN. ET2 LANORE. ET3 LEYENDECKER. ET3 MCATEEMACREA. CW02 MOYER. ET2(SW) OLSEN. ET2 PETTIT. ET3 ROSSIE. ET2(SW) SMITH. ET3 VICKERY. ET3 CD DIVISION CLARK. DS2 GARRARD. DSl(SW) GUTHRIDGE. DS3 KOSTELECKY. DS3 LOHRUM. DS2 MASON. DS2 SAUTTER, DSC(SW) STONE. DSl(SW) WORKMAN. DS2 CF DIVISION CHRISTOPHERSON. FC3 COX. FC2 CRANDLEMIRE. FC3(SW) DESROSIERS. FC3 ENGLAND. FC3 FELTY. FC2 HENDERSON. FC3 HONEYMAN. FCCS{SW) JACOBI. FC3(SW) JIMINEZ. FC3 KELSHEIMER. FC3 KOEHLER. FC3 MAPLES. FCl(SW) MCPHERSON. FCl(SW) MILLS. FC2 MITCHELL. FC2 OHANLON. FC2(SW) PACOL. FC2 PFEFFER. FC3 RATINI. FC2 RUGGIERO. FC3 SCOTT. FC3 STINSON. FCC(SW) SWATLOWSKL FC3 THURMAN. FC2 VANGOETHEM. FC3 VOSBURGH. FCl WAMPLER. FC3 WILLIAMS. FC2 47 CO DIVISION 1 % t   ? «,. .«.• GMMSN ROSETH, GMM3 ROLOFF, GMM3 SHOOP GMM3 DAWSON SN OCALLAGHAN, GMGSN LILLY, GMGSN STUEMKY, GMG2 BEARING, GMGl(SW) WILLL MS GMMSA CAPPS GMGSN LILLY top-GMM3 DAWSON, GMM2 ZLOTKOWSKL GMMSN ROSETH, GMMSN ABERS, GMM3 LONGBRAKE, bottom-GMM3 SHOOP, GMMSN HER- MANSEN, GMM3 ROLOFF i Ji. . GMMSA CAPPS GMG3 PRYO ?. GMMSN ABERS, GMMSN HERMANSEN GMM3 LONGBRAKE GMMSN ROSETH GMM3 ROLOFF GMM3 DAWSON GMM3 SHOOP GMM2 ZLOTKOWSKI 49 CA DIVISION m top-bottom left-right- STG3 GOODIN, STG2 BROADWAY , STG3 MAYES, STG3(SW) LOWE, STG3(SW) SIMPSON. STGl(SW) SORGENFREY, TMl(SW) COY, STG3 KNAPP, STG3 CHANEY, LTJG NEWPOWER, STG3(SW) MCADAMS, STG3 FLANMGAN, TMSN FRIEND, STGSA CARNEY, STGCS(SW) HOFFMAN STGl(SW) MORTINGER STGl(SW) TMl(SW)COY SORGENFREY STG2(SW) CRAIGHEAD 50 IT STG2(SW) STACY STG3 CHANEY Torpedoman ' s Mate (TM) STG3 FLANNIGAN. STG3 KNAPP STG3 MAYES v i - -. STG3(SW) SIMPSON i U 1 STG3(SW) MCADAMS TMSN FRIEND Sonar Technician (ST) STG3 GOODIN 51 C£ DIVISION ETC(SW) HAGGARD ET2(SW) FISCHBACH ET2HANN ET3 DICKSON, ET3 LANORE, ET2(SW) ROSSIE 52 ET2 OLSEN ET3 PETTIT ET3 LEYENDECKER Electronics Technician (ET) ET3 VICKERY ET2(SW) BAUM ET3 SMITH CD DIVISION DSl(SW) GARRARD DSl(SW) STONE 5? L DSC(SW) SAUTTER DS2 WORKMAN DS2 LOHRUM 54 DS2 MASON DS2 LOHRUM DS2 CLARK DS3 KOSTELECKY DS3 GUTHRIDGE o Data Systems Technician (DS) 55 CF ' DIVISION mi FC3 HENDERSON, FC3 JIMINEZ, FC2 MITCHELL, FC3 DESROSIERS FC2 COX FC3 KOEHLER FC2(SW) OHANLON FC3 RVGGIERO 56 FC3 ENGLAND FC2 THURMAN FC3 VANGOETHEM 57 ' CF DIVISION (cont) FC3 WAMPLER WM I j jj |] 1 y 1 FC3 PFEFFER NX DIVISION OC ' DIVISION OW DIVISION BOWERS. HMl BUSTAMANTE, PNSN DENELY. YNSN DIGGS. PC2 EARL. YNSN FLOREZ. LTJG GARCIA. PNSA JOHNSON. YN2 KENNOMORE. NCI MURO. YNSN OLASO. PN3 PAYNE. MAC(SW) PHILLIPS. HM2 QUINN. YNl(SW) TURNER. YN3 BIEHL. RMSA BRANCH. SMl(SW) BURESH. RMSN CAMPBELL. RMC(SW) CARTER. SMSR GOOCH. SMS KAPP. ENS LEITZELL. RM2 LEUTZ. SMS NUNN. RMl PATRICK. RMS RICHARDSON. RMSN RIVERA. SMS STINEBISER. RMS WAGNER. RMSN WILKINS. RMSN WOOLSEY. RMS ZIMMERMAN. RMC(SW) CHARLES. ENS DOBBERT. LTJG KASPARI. EWC(SW) MABEN. EW2 PADILLA. EWS PORTER. EW2(SW) POWELL. EWS ROMANUS. EWSN McDonald, isi(sw) ON DIVISION KISER. QMSA PUENTE. QMS SOLIS. QMS TAYLOR. SN WHITTENBURG. QMl(SW) (iptrattottH itpartment OD DIVISION or DIVISION BAKER. SA BELL. BMS BLAKE. SA BOWER. SR CHERRY. SN CONLON. BMS DAVIS. BMSN DEVALLE. BMS DIANO. SR FILES. SN FORD. SA FOX. SA HAILEY. SN HAMILTON, SR HENRY. BMS INGLE. SA JOHNSON. SA LAMBERT. SN LAURITZEN. BMl(SW) LAWRENCE. SN LOBANO. SR LOVE. SA McAULEY. BMS McFARLAND. SR OLCESE. SA PEREZ. SR PERRY. BMS PETERSON. ENS PROFITT. BMS QUEYRANE. SA REHA. SA ROWLAND. SR SANCHEZ, SR SATCHER. BM2 SPURGIN. BM2 STARKS. BMS STEPHENS. SA TALIAFERRO. SN TITILAH. BMS VAZQUEZ. SN ALLEN. OSSN BABCOCK. OSSN BARKLEY. OS2 BLACKBURN. OSSA BROWN. OSS BYRNE. OS2 DEWITT. OSSN DOUGLAS. OSSA DOUGLAS. OS2 EVANS. OSSA GARCIA. OSl GONZALEZ. SN GOSNELL. OS2 HARDNETT. OSSN HARTZLER. OSCS(SW) HENRY. OSSA HERRERA. OSSN KING. OSS MEY. OSS MEYERS. OSl PARRILL. OSSN REESE. OSSN ROEHRIG. OSS SALYER. OSSN SAYER. OSl SETTLES. OSS(AW) STACHER. OS2 STEINBRUNNER. OS2 TRANSUE. OSSN VAUGHN. OSSN WATHEN. OSS WILLIAMS. OSS(SW) 59 O DIVISION OSl MEYERS 60 OSl GARCIA OS2 BARKLEY OSSN GONZALEZ, OSSN HARDNETT SSN BABCOCK, OSS ROEHRIG, OSSN VEWITT 61 O DIVISION (cont) OS3(SW) WILLIAMS OSSN ALLEN OSS BROWN OSSN HERRERA V i. OS3 SMOTHERMAN OSSA BLACKBURN 62 OSSA HENRY OSSN SALYER, OSSN PERRILL OSSN DEWITT. OSSN GONZALEZ OSCS(SW) HARTZLER ■MKfr: Operations Specialist (OS) OSC MEYERS 63 NX DIVISION YNSNEARL PC2 DIGGS, PN3 OLASO, PNSN BUSTAMANTE VT ' HMl BOWERS, SN MATTHIES, HM2 PHILLIPS YNl(SW) QUINN YN2 JOHNSON YN3 TURNER, PN3 OLASO YNSN MURO PN3 OLASO PNSN BUSTAMANTE YNSN DENLEY i6 ON DIVISION QMl WHITTENBURG QMS PUENTE QMSA KISER 65 ' ON ' DIVISION (cont) SN TAYLOR d ' Lg QMS SOUS OC DIVISION 66 back left to right-RMC(SW) ZIMMERMAN. RMS WOOLSEY, SMS GOOCH, SMS LEUTZ. RMSN WILKINS. RMSN BURESH. RMl NUNN. RMS STINEBISER fnit leh to right-RMC(SW) CAMPBELL. SMl(SW) BRANCH. RMSN PATRICK. RMSN BIEHL. RMSN RICHARDSON. SMSR CARTER. RM2 UETZELL. RMSN WAGNER. ENS KAPP §h { ■ J 1 ■ ' wl imS MOOLSEY liCTEE KEEP 01 ED PERSOI RMS STINEBISER RMSN BIEHL RMSN BURESH 1 r -— J I RMSN RICHARDSON RMSN WHKINS, RM3 STINEBISER. RMSN WAGNER. RMl NUNN 67 OC DIVISION (cont) SM3 RIVERA left to right front to back- SMl(SW) BRANCH, SMSR CARTER, SMS GOOCH, SMS RIVERA, SMS LEUTZ SMS GOOCH SMS LEUTZ 68 SMSR CARTER a OW DIVISION left to right- ISl(SW) MCDONALD. EWSN ROMANUS, EW2(SW) PORTER. EW3 PADILLA. EW2 MABEN. LTJG KERSHAW EWSN ROMANUS EW2(SW) PORTER EW3 PADILLA EW3 POWELL EW2 MABEN 69 OD DIVISION left to right front to back-BM2 SPURGIN, BM3 PROFITT, BM3 MCAULEY, SA INGLE, BM3 STARKS, SN TALI- AFERRO, SR BOWER, SA STEPHENS, SN VAZQUEZ, BM3 BELL mid-ENS PETERSON, BM3 CONLON. BM3 HENRY, BM3 PERRY. SN CHERRY, SR PEREZ, SA LOVE. BMSN DAVIS, SA BLAKE. SA FOX, SR THOMP- SON, SA REHA, SA FORD, SN LAMBERT, SN FILES, SR ROWLAND, BM2 SATCHER back-SA JOHNSON, BM3 DEVALLE, SN LAWRENCE i ' 4 BMl(SW) LAURITZEN BM2 SPURGIN BM2 SATCHER 70 SN VAZQUEZ SN CHERRY. BM3 PERRY, SR DIANO BM3 DEVALLE SA FOX, SN VAZQUEZ BM3 TITILAH SA JOHNSON SN LAMBERT, BM3 STARKS, BM3 HENRY SN CHERRY. SN FILES 72 SR THOMPSON. SN DELGADO, SR SANCHEZ SA QUEYRANE SN LAWRENCE BMSN DAVIS SN TALIAFERRO, SN CHERRY SAREHA SR THOMPSON, BM3 CONLON SR LOBANO SA STEPHENS 73 OD DIVISION (cont) SA BAKER SR PEREZ SAFORD SR ROWLAND SR BOWER 74 SAFOX S-1 S-2 DALAMPAN. SKSA CASTILLO. MSCS(SW) BIGHAM. SK2 CERNAVA. MSSR BROADWELL. LT. CLAUDIO. MSI CRAMER. SKl(SW) DEGUZMAN. MSI LING AD. SK3 HAYES. MS2 PONSLER. SKSN MITCHELL. MS2 RANNOW. SKSA REYES. MSSN SMITH. SK2 ROBINSON. MSSN(SW) WILBANKS. SKCS(SW) ROGERS. MSSN SCHULTZ. MSSR THOMAS. MSSN TIANIA. MS2 itparttttfut S-3 S-4 ADIOVA. SHI ADAMS. DKl HAWKINS. SHSN LECAIRE. LTJG. HOLMES. SHSR REIDY. DKSN MARCANO. SH2 WEGNER. ENS. OLVERA. SHSA TIBIATOWSKI, SN 75 s u p p L Y m. r ■ m ' if WW ? front-SKSA DALAMPAN, MSI DEGUZMAN, SHI ADIOVA, SK3 LINGAD, SKSA RAN- NOW, SHSA OLVERA, MS2 TIANIA, MS2 HAYES, MSI CLAUDIO mid-LT BROADWELL, SKCS(SW) WILBANKS, MS2 MITCHELL, SH2 MARCANO, SHSN HAWKINS, SKSN PON- SLER, MSSR SCHULTZ, SK2 BIGHAM, DKSN REIDY, MSSN REYES, LTJG LECLAIRE, MSCS(SW) CASTILLO back-SHSR HOLMES, MSSN ROBINSON, DKl(SW) ADAMS, SKl(SW) CRAMER, SK2 SMITH, SN TIBIATOWSKL MSSN HALT, SH3 MARUSKA, MSSN THOMAS S-1 front-SKS LINGAD, SKSN PONSLER, SKSA RAN- NOW, SKSA DALAMPAN back-SKCS(SW) WILBANKS, SK2 BIGHAM, SK2 SMITH, SKl(SW) CRAMER 76 LT BROADWELL SKCS(SW) WILBANKS I SK2 BIGHAM. SKl(SW) CRAMER SKSN PONSLER SK2 SMITH From major parts procurement to flight deck cookouts. the Sup- ply Department has been there to provide support for CHAN- DLER ' S mission and morale. The myriad of services that are pro- vided by them (when one stops to think of them) is overwelming. When a major casualty occurs in one of the electronic systems or in one of the engine rooms, supply is busy on the phone or draft- ing messages to ensure that the parts needed are provided by the fastest possible means day or night. Everything from three square meals a day to clean uniforms, the supply department is there to serve us 24 hours a day. A GRATEFUL CREW THANKS YOU SK3 LINGAD Storekeeper (SK) SKSA RANNOW MS2 TIANIA MSSN ROBINSON. MS2 HAYES ET3 SMITH, n MSSN REYES. SR BOWER 78 Mess Management Specialist (MS) % MSSRSCHULTZ MSSR CERNAVA MSSN THOMAS MSSN ROGERS SN MANANGAN 79 S-3 SH2 MARCANO YNSN DENLEY, SHSA OLVERA SN TIBIATOWSKI SHSR HOLMES DEPLOYMENT STATISTICS USS CHANDLER (DDG 996) SUPPLY DEPARTMENT KILL EM WITH CUSTOMER SERVICE 01 APR 92 TO 30 APR 92 DEPLOYMENT TO DATE :}: ;|; :): 4: :i;:l; :i5 H= ♦♦:!:♦♦:!::!::!::!: ;!:-!::! !: :|: ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ =!• :!=:!: ;i: :!: :j; :|: :i; :i; :•: H= MESS SPECIALISTS NUMBER OF EGGS COOKED NUMBER OF HAMBURGERS COOKED POUNDS OF HOMEMADE BREAD CONSUMED GALLONS OF MILK CONSUMED DOLLAR VALUE OF PROVISIONS CONSUMED 16.488 EGGS 1,824 SLIDERS 00000 POUNDS 480 $43,537.63 SHIPS SERVICEMEN NUMBER OF SODA ' S CONSUMED BY CREW LBS OF LAUNDRY CLEANED PROCESSED SALES VOLUME FOR SHIPS STORE NUMBER OF HAIRCUTS PROVIDED 15.997 COOL ONES 9,634 POUNDS $22,091.46 150 DOO ' S STOREKEEPERS NUMBER OF STOCK ISSUES MADE NUMBER OF REQUISITIONS PROCESSED 115 ISSUES 691 REQUISITIONS 98,340 EGGS 24.867 SLIDERS 7.948 3.988 $373,046.42 93,871 CO OL ONES 55,823 POUNDS $168,414.77 2,350 DOO ' S 553 ISSUES 2,910 REQUISITIONS DISBURSING CLERKS DOLLAR VALUE OF CHECKS CASHED $ 99,042.27 AMOUNT OF CASH DISBURSED TO CREW $ 68,205.05 TOTAL PAYROLL DISBURSED TO CREW $450,000.00 $ 924,119.68 $1,093,030.19 $2,825,425.09 :(!:i::f:454= ENS WEGNER MANNING MID-SHIPS STEERING ' LTJG LECLAIRE 82 DK1(SW)SABAS DKSN REIDY DKl(SW) ADAMS Disbursing Clerk (DK) , CONGRATULATIONS THE FOLLOWING PERSONNEL HAVE COMPLETED THE REQUIRED PQS AND HAVE QUALIFIED AS... ESWS SWO EAWS HAGGARD, ETC(SW) ZIMMERMAN, RMC(SW) SANTOS, EMC(SW) CASTILLO, MSC(SW) TUMBAGA, GSEC(SW) BECKMAN, GMC(SW) MUCHA, FCl(SW) ZIPPRICH, GMMl(SW) LUND, HTl(SW) ANTANACIO, EMl(SW) STANFILL, RMl(SW) MORTINGER, STG1(SW) MCPHERSON, FCl(SW) WHITTENBURG, QMl(SW) WHEELER, GSMl(SW) SORGENFREY, STGl(SW) WILLIAMS, GMGl(SW) BEST, GSMl(SW) MCDONALD, ISl(SW) BAUM, ET2(SW) FISCHBACH, ET2(SW) MOVER, ET2(SW) ROSSIE, ET2(SW) COX, FC2(SW) ARNOLD, ET2(SW) SIMPSON, STG3(SW) CRANDLEMIRE, FC3(SW) MCADAMS, STG3(SW) JACOBI, FC3(SW) LOWE, STG3(SW) FLANNIGAN, STG3(SW) ROBINSON, MSSN(SW) CHATFIELD, LTJG KERSHAW, LTJG FLOREZ, LTJG NEWPOWER, LTJG MCATEE-MACRAE, CW02 LECLAIRE, LTJG (SWSCO) EDMONDSON, AEl(AW) MICHEL, AT2(AW) WALDO. AT2(AW) SEAL, AW2(AW) CLOVEN, AE3(AW) REHMER, AW3(AW) 83 CROSSING THE EQUATOR CHOOSING OUR QUEEN 1 a ' w ' KNOW YE, THAT ON THE 1 9TH DAY OF MARCH 1 992, THE USS CHANDLER DDG-996 APPEARED AT THE EQUATOR, THUS ENTERING THE ROYAL DOMAIN OF NEPTUNUS REX. AFTER OUR INITIATION INTO THE SOLEMN MYSTERIES OF THE ANCIENT ORDER OF THE DEEP, WE MADE THE TRANSITION FROM SLIMEY WOGS, TO HONORABLE AND TRUSTY SHELLBACKS. PENANG, MALAYSIA HONG KONG THE NIGHT UFE TOURS TO MAIN LAND CHINA THE HEW DETACHMENT HSL-33 DET 7 VNE-WAY front-LT HAWKINS, LT RIEBEL, LT HARTER, LT PARTNEY back-ATC(AW) RADFORD, ADl(AW) MARSHALL, AMHAN HARMON, AMS3 CONRAD, AT2(AW) WALDO, ADAN MCCALEY, AT2(AW) MICHEL, AZ2(AW) MELZER, AE3(AW) CLOVEN, AW2(AW) BEAL, AW3(AW) REHMER, AEl(AW) EDMONDSON, AMH2 MANSFIELD, LT COONCE AW2(AW) BEAL ADl(AW) MARSHALL r AT2(A N) MICHEL, LT HAWKINS, AMH2 MANSFIELD, LT HARTER, AZ2(AW) MELZER, AEl(AW) EDMONDSON, AW3(AW) REHMER AE3(AW) CLOVEN TIGER CRUISE GUESTS ... 95 TIGERS AT PLAY 96 j WMm ff t ' • ' H ' sC . z «• « . t4 , 1 .Afff ' ! ' ' ' ' --. rVliiii n Sp fe- 1 • - . - • 1 TIGER AWARD CEREMONY 98 ARRIVAL SAN DIEGO - iiZffS; lEf 100 H O M E A T L A S T 101 ABERS. GMMSN48. 49 ADAMS. DKl(SW) 76. 82 ADAMS. GSM3 42. 43 ADIOVA. SHI 76 ALLEN. OSSN 02 ANTKOWIAK. GSM3 41 ARBOLEDA. ENC(SW) 31. 35 ARMOUR. GSE3 45 ARNOLD. ET2(SW) 53 ARSENEAULT. GSE2 41.45 B BABCOCK. OSSN 61. 63 BAKER. DC2 37. 38 BAKER. SA 74 BARELA. FN 37. 38 BARKLEY. OS2 60 BARNES. EM3 39 BAUM. ET2(SW 53 BEAL. AW2(AW) 92. 93 BECKMAN. GMCiSW) 30 BELL BM3 70. 71 BENSON. GSM2 41. 45 BEST. GSM1(SW)42. 43 BIEHL. RMSN66. 67 BIGHAM. SK2 76. 77 BLACKBURN. OSS A 62 BLAKE. SA 70. 72 BOWER. SR 70. 74. 78 BOWERS. HMl 64 BRANCH. SMl(SW) 66. 68 BROADWAY. STG2 50 BROADWELL LT 28. 76 BROWN. OS3 62 BROWNING. ET2 52 BURESH. RMSN 66. 67 BUSTAMANTE. PNSN 64. 65 BYRNE. OS2 60 c CAMPBELL. DCFN 37 CAMPBELL. RMC(SW) 30. 66 CAPPS. GMMSA 48 CARDWOOD. GSM3 42 CARINO. GSMFN41 CARNEY. STGSA 50 CARTER. GSM3 42. 43 CARTER. SMSR 66. 68 CASSIANO. FN 39. 40 CASTILLO. MSCS(SW)31. 76 CERNAVA. MSSR 79 CHANEY. STG3 50. 51 CHARLES, LTJG 28. 29. 60 102 CHATFIELD. LTJG 28 CHERRY. SN 70. 71. 72. 73 CHRISTOPHERSON. FC3 58 CLARK. DS2 55 CLAUDIO. MSI 76. 78 CLOVEN. AE3(AW) 92. 94 CONLON. BM3 70. 73 CONRAD. AMS3 92. 93 COONCE. LT 28. 92 COX. FC2 56 COY. TM1(SW)50 CRAIGHEAD. STG2(SW) 50 CRAMB. LCDR 29 CRAMER. SKl(SW) 76. 77 CRANDLEMIRE. FC3(SW) 58 CUSTODIO. GSMl 41 D DALAMPAN. SKSA 76 DAUM. GSMC 31 DAVIS. BMSN 70. 73 DAWSON. GMM3 48, 49 DEARING. GMG2 48 DEGUZMAN. MSI 76. 78 DELGADO. SN 72 DENLEY. YNSN 65. 80 DENNIS. GSE3 41. 45 DESROSIERS. FC3 56 DEVALLE. BM3 70. 71 DEWITT. OSSN 61. 63 DIANO. SR 71 DICKSON. ET3 52 DIGGS. PC2 64 DIMITT. GMM3 49 DOBBERT. LTJG 28 DOUGLAS. OS2 60 DOUGLAS. OSSA 61 EARL. YNSN 64 EDMONDSON. AEl(AW) 92. 94 ENGLAND. FC3 56 ERRICSON. GSM3 45 F FEHR, HTFR 37. 38 FELTY. FC2 56 FILES. SN 70. 72 FILGER. ENFN 35 FISCHBACH. ET2(SW) 52 FLANNIGAN. STG3 50. 51 FLETCHER. FA 35 FLOOD. ICl 39. 40 FLOREZ. LTJG 28. 29 FORD. SA 70. 74 FOX. SA 70. 71. 74 FRAZIER. EN3 35 FRIEND. TMSN50. 51 GARCIA. FA 42. 44 GARCIA. OSl 60 GARRARD. DSl(SW) 54 GEORGE. ENFA 35. 36 GILMORE. GSM2 42. 43. 45 GIRARD. GSMFN 42. 43. 44 GIRRIER. LT 28. 29 GOLLYHORN. FN 39 GONZALEZ. OSSN 61. 63 GOO. CW02 28. 29 GOOCH. SM3 66. 68 GOODIN. STG3 50. 51 GOSNELL OS2 61 GRANIERI. ENS 28. 29 GROSSBERG. GSMl 42. 45 GROTHE. LT28 GUTHRIDGE. DS3 55 GUZMAN. GSE2 41 H HAGGARD. ETC(SW) 31. 52 HALL. FN 41 HALT. MSSN 76 HAMLIN. DCC 37 HANN. ET2 52 HARDIN. ICFN 39. 40 HARDNETT. OSSN 61 HARMON. AMHAN 92 HARPER. FN 35 HARTER. LT 28. 92. 94 HARTZLER. OSCS(SW) 63 HAWKINS. LT28. 92. 94 HAWKINS. SHSN 76. 80 HAYES. MS2 76. 78 HENDERSON. FC3 56 HENDERSON. FN 39. 40. 45 HENRY. BM3 70. 72. 80 HENRY. OSSA 62 HERMANSEN. GMMSN 48. 49 HERNANDEZ. EN3 35. 36 HERRERA. OSSN 62 HOFFMAN. STGCS(SW) 30. 50 HOLLAND. GSM3 41. 44 HOLMES. SHSR 76. 80 HONEYMAN. FCCS(SW) 30 I INGLE. SA 70. 71 J JACOBI. FC3(SW)57 JAMES. LCDR 28 JIMINEZ. FC3 56 JOHNSON. SA 70. 72 JOHNSON. YN2 64 JONES. EMl(SW) 39 K KAPP. ENS 28. 29. bb KASPARI. EWC(SW) 31 KELSHEIMER. FC3 57 KENNAMORE. NCl(SS) 64 KERSHAW. LTJG 28. 29. 69 KILDE. GSCS(SW) 31 KING. OS3 60 KISER. QMSA 65 l APP. STG3 50. 51 KNOX. EN 2 35 Ki n.HLER. FC3 56 hi )STELECKY. DS3 55 KULP. FR 40 L iLAMBERT.SN70. 72 LANORE. ET3 52 LAUDER. GSM3 41 LAURITZEN. BMl(SW) 70 LAWRENCE. SN 70. 73 LECLAIRE. LTJG 76. 82 LEHEW. DC3 37. 38 LEHMAN. DC2 37. 38 LEUTZ. SM3 66. 68 LEWIS. LT28 LEYENDECKER. ET3 53 LIETZELL RM2 66 LILLY. GMGSN48 LINGAD. SK3 76. 77 LIPPARD. IC3 39 LIRIO. EMFN 39 LOBANO. SR 73 LOHRUM. DS2 54. 55 LONGBRAKE. GMM3 48. 49 LOONEY. FA 37. 38 LOVE. SA 70 LOWE. STG3(SW) 50 LUND. HTl(SW) 37 M MABEN. EW2 69 MABERRY. GSM3 42. 45 MANANGAN. SN41. 79 MANSFIELD. AMH2 92. 94 MAPLES. FC1(SW)57 MARCANO. SH2 76, 80 MARSHALL. ADl(AW) 92. 93 MARUSKA. SH3 76 MASON. DS2 55 MATTHIES. SN64 MAYES. STG3 50. 51 MC ADAMS. STG3(SW} 50. 51 MCATEE-MCRAE. CW02 28 MCAULEY. BM3 70. 71 MCCALEY. ADAN 92 MCCORMICK. HT2 37. 42 MCDONALD. ISl(SW) 69 MCDONNELL. ENS 28. 29 MCELRATH. OSCM(SW) 31 McELRATH. STEVEN N. 7 MCFARLAND. SR 72 MCPHERSON. FCKSW) 57 MEEK. GSEFA 45 MELZER. AZ2(AW) 92. 94 MEY. OS3 61 MEYERS. OSl 60 MEYERS. OSC 63 MICHEL. AT2(AW) 92. 94 MILLER. GSM3 41 MILLS. FC2 57 MITCHELL. FC2 56 MITCHELL. MS2 76. 78 MOFFITT. EN2 35. 36 MOREY. GSM2 41 MORTINGER. STG1(SW} 50 MORTON. GSE2 41. 45 MOYER. ET2(SW) 53 MURO. YNSN 65 N NAKAMURA. FN 41. 43. 44 NELSON. ENS 28. 35 NEWPOWER. LTJG 28 NUNN. RMl bb. b7 o OCALLAGHAN. SN 48 OHANLON. FC2(SW) 5b OLASO. PN3 b4. 65 OLCESE. SA 72 OLSEN. ET2 52 OLVERA. SHSA 76. 80 PACOL. FC2 57 PADILLA. EW3 69 PADUA. GSM2 41. 45 PARTNEY. LT 28. 92 PATRICK. RMSN66. 67 PAYNE. MAC(SW)30 PEREZ. SR 70. 74 PERRILL. OSSN 62 PERRY. BM3 70. 71 PETERSON. ENS 28. 29. 70 PETTIT. ET3 52 PFEFFER. FC3 58 PHILLIPS. HM2 64 PIERCY. DC3 37. 38 PILAND. FA 42. 43 PLACENCIA. ENFN 35 PONSLER. SKSN 76. 77 PORTER. EW2(SW) 69 POWELL. EW3 69 POWELL. HILL 6. 28 PROFITT. BM3 70 PRYOR. GMG3 49 PUENTE. QM3 65 Q QUEYRANE. SA 73 QUINN. YN1(SW 64 R RADFORD. ATC(AW) 30. 92 RAGSDALE. GSMFN 42. 44 RANNOW. SKSA 76. 77 RATINI. FC2 57 REESE. OSSN 63 REHA. SA 70. 73 REHMER. AW3(AW) 92. 93. 94 REIDY. DKSN 76. 82 REYES. LTJG 28 REYES. MSSN 76. 78 RICHARDSON. RMSN 66. 67 REBEL. LT 28. 92 RILES. GSE2 41 RIVERA. SM3 68 ROBINSON. MSSN 7b. 78 ROEHRIG. OS3bl ROGERS. MSSN 79 ROLOFF. GMM3 48. 49 ROMANUS. EWSN b9 ROSE. ETCS 31 ROSETH. GMMSN 48. 49 ROSS. FN 41 ROSSIE. ET2(SW) 52 ROUGHTON. DCFA 37. 38 ROWLAND. SR 70. 74 RUGGIERO. FC3 5b SABAS. DKl(SW) 82 SALVADOR. FA 41. 44 SALYER. OSSN62 SANCHEZ. SR 72 SANTOS. EMC(SW) 30 SARMIENTO. GSM3 41.44 SATCHER. BM2 70 SAUTTER. DSC(SW) 31. 54 SAYER. OSl 60 SCALE. GSE2(SW)41 SCHULTZ. MSSR 76. 79 SCOTT. FC3 58 SCOTT. ICFN 39 SERRATOS. EMFA 40 SETTLES. GSM3 42 S ETTLES. OS3(AW) 61 SEWELL. DC3 37 SHOOP. GMM3 48. 49 S1LER.DCC37 SILVIA. GSM3 42 SIMPSON. STG3(SW) 50. 51 SMITH. EMFN 39 SMITH. ET3 53. 78 SMITH. FN 45 SMITH. SK2 76. 77 SMOTHERMAN. 0S3 62 SOUS. QM3 66 SORGENFREY. STGl(SW) 50 SPURGIN. BM2 70 STACHER. OS2 60 STACY. STG2(SW) 51 STARKS. BM3 70. 72 STEPHENS. SA 70. 73 STIENBRUNNER. OS2 60 STIERN. GSM2 41. 44. 45 STINEBISER. RM3 66. 67 STINSON. FCC(SW) 31 STONE. DS1(SW)54 STORK. GSEl 41 STUEMKY. GMGSN 48 SWANSON. LT28. 29. 37 SWATLOWSKI. FC3 57 TURNER. YN3 64 V VALDEZ. DCFN 38 VANGOETHEM. FC3 57 VANHOUTEN. MRl(SW) 37 VAUGHN. OSSN 63 VAZQUEZ. SN 70. 71 VICKERY. ET3 53 VIGON. GSMFN 44 VOSBURGH. FCl 56 W WAGNER. RMSN 66. 67 WALDO. AT2(AW) 92 WAMPLER. FC3 58 WATHEN. OS3 61 WEGNER. ENS 28. 29. 82 WHEELER. GSM1(SW)41. 43 WHEELER. WILLIAM G. 5. 28 WHITTENBURG. QMl 65 WILBANKS. SKCS(SW) 30. 76 WILKINS. RMSN 66. 67 WILKS. GSMl(SW) 41.43 WILLIAMS. FC2 58 WILLIAMS. GMGl(SW) 48 WILLIAMS. OS3(SW) 62 WILLIAMS. ROBERTA. 7. 30 WILSON. FN 41 WINDLEY. GSMFA 42. 43 WINTERS. FN 38 WOODS. ENl 35 WOOLSEY. RM3 66. 67 WORKMAN. DS2 54 WYLIE. IC3 39. 40 z T ZIMMERMAN. RMC(SW) 30. 66 ZIPPRICH. GMMl 49 ZLOTKOWSKI. GMM2 48. 49 TALIAFERRO. SN 70. 73 T ALLEY. HT3 37 TAYLOR. SN 66 TEJADA. ENl 35. 36 THOMAS. FN 35. 36 Tl lOMAS. MSSN 76. 79 TI lOMPSON. SR 70. 72. 73 THURMAN. FC2 57 TIANIA. MS2 76. 78 TIBIATOWSKI. SN 76. 80 TITIIAH BM3 72 TODD. DC2 37 TRANSUE. OSSN 61 TUMBAGA. 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