Cleveland (LPD 7 CL 55) - Naval Cruise Book

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1994 volume:

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BRAVO CO. H S BLT RECON FORCE RECON SEALS SBU MISC. SHIP PHOTOS WOG DA HOMECOMING 2-3 4 5 6 7 8-12 13-16 17 18-21 22-25 26 27-30 31-39 40-53 54-55 56-61 62-67 68 69-78 79-96 97 98-102 103-105 106-107 108-119 120-123 124-127 CAPTAIN TOM S. FELLIN COMMANDING OFnCER , j - : J w - W - CAPTAIN TOM STEVEN FELLIN COMMANDING OFFICER USS CLEVELAND (LPD 7) Captain Tom S. Fellin was bom in Denver. Colorado. He is ; graduate of Fort Lewis College at Durango. Colorado and entered the Nav; through Aviation Officer Candidate School. He was commissioned ii February and was designated a Naval Flight Officer in August 1971. Captain Fellin assumed command of USS CLEVELAND (LPD 7) ii July 1 993 and led the ship through turnaround training and a deployment ii 1994 which included operations in the Indian Ocean and Arabian Gulf. His aviation squadron assignments were Attack Squadrons 165, 95 and 1 96 flying the A-6 Intruder. He commanded V A- 1 96 and led the squadro through an operationally intensive deployment in 1 987 during which the fin re flagged tanker escort operations. Earnest Will , took place in the Arabia Gulf. His other sea tour assignments include serving on the staff o Commander Carrier Group SEVEN, and at Air Wing ELEVEN as Deput Wing Commander. Captain Fellin ' s most significant shore duty assignment was on the stai at the office of the Chief of Naval Operations as the Director of Technics Support Group. Previous shore duty assignments were Medium Attac Tactical Electronic Warfare Wing as Flag Secretary, and other Aviatio assignments at Naval Weapons Center China Lake, California, and Naval A Stafion Point Mugu, California. Captain Fellin has acc umulated over 3,500 flight hours in the A- Intruder. His awards include the Legion of Merit, Meritorious Servic Medal, Navy Commendation Medal with two gold stars. Navy Achievemer Medal, and various other naval campaign and service awards. ' 111) 4 ;. : LCOL MATTHEW MORRISON MSSG - 15 COMMANDING OFFICER OF TROOPS (f  ? !•£ ' ' , : : «• wi-j - ' - LCDR CARL V. SCHLOE.MANN LSS CLEVELAND (LPD 7) EXECUTIVE OFFICER A native of Webster Groves. Missouri. Lieutenant Commander Schloemann graduated from the Universit) of Missouri-Columbia 1977 with a bachelor ' s degree m Finance and Banking. Lieutenant Commander Schloemann received his commission via Officer Candidate School in 1980 and was ordered to USS CHMO.VD K. TL ' RNER ( CG 20 1 as Damage Control .Assistant. His first depanment head tour w as aboard USS JOHN .A. MOORE FG 19) as Ship Control Officer. His second depanment head tour was onboard USS TRIPOLI (LPH 10) as First Lieutenant where made rw o Western Pacific deplo Tnents. From November 1989 to Februar 1992. Lieutenant Commander Schloemann was a Department Head School instructor at the irface Warfare Officer s School. Newport, Rhode Island, teaching .Amphibious VSarfare and First Lieutenant curricula. Following his ur as a Department Head School instructor. Lieutenant Commander Schloemann was selected for foreign senice in 1 992 and assigned the staff of Standing Naval Forces .Atlantic ( ST.AN.ANTORL.ANT). an afloat N.ATO command, as the .Anti-.Air Warfare Officer Departing ST.AN, ' .A TORL. NT. Lieutenant Commander Schloemann reported onboard USS MOBILE ( LKA 1 1 5 1 as E.xecutive fficer in August 1 993 . He reorted aboard USS CLEN ' EL.ANT) ( LPD ) as E.xecutive Officer in Februar% 1 994. LNCM (AW) RODNEY E. McPHERSON USS CLEVELAND (LPD 7) COMMAND MASTER CHIEF Master Chief Rodney E. McPherson was bom in Portland, Oregon. He is a graduate of Benson High School in Portland, and entered the Navy in September 1971, attending Recruit Training in January 1972. After completion of boot camp. Master Chief McPherson ' s first assignment was on board USS LEXINGTON (CVT 1 6), followed by assignment to Naval Legal Service Office, Pensacola, Florida, where he was promoted through Legalman First Class. After a short tour at Naval Legal Service Office Detachment, Lemoore, California, he returned to Florida aboard USS FORRESTAL (CV 59) where he was promoted to Chief Petty Officer. After another tour of shore duty. Master Chief McPherson returned to sea on board USS CARL VINSON (CVN 70), where he made three Indian Ocean deployments and also received his wings for Air Warfare. He completed another tour in Washington, D.C. head Legalman Detailer prior to being selected for the Command Master Chief Program. He reported on board USS CLEVELAND (LPD 7 ) in March 1994. Master Chief McPherson ' s awards include the Navy Commendation Medal, Navy Achievement Medal with four gold stars, and various other naval campaign and service awards. KKK U J i2 fe: U- ' r DEPARTII G SA DIEGO. 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R. LENT SN B. F. MORGAN SN R. W. THOMAS SN S. B. WHEELER SN M. J. WILLIAMSON SA C. M. ALLEN SA J. B. BENAVIDEZ SA D. R. MARTIN SA E. A. MONTECINOS SA H. A. PETERS SA J. W. SOMMERS SA O. J. SPENCER SA D. G. WEIR SA R. ARAGON SA I. C. COOLEY 3nd DIVISION «? 1 i Ml I 34 1 W ' i ia . { . r 1 i SA M. C. POPPA 35 3rd DlVISIOI r FCl J. A. CARTER GMGl R. A. ZIMDARS FC2 R C. MONEGUE GMG2 T. D. PHIPPS GMG3 L. B. BRAGG FC3 W . E. HEIDLEBERG FC3 S. F. POLSKY GMG3 W.J. SIXERS SN E. C. MULLER SA A. G. CAPE SA A.J.OCAMICA SA R.ROVIRA ir-u ' i 36 i!r i l] IL 9L3l Is t 1 1 Jr l[l â–  t — •« i A -IK 37 38 F.] GI] EKRI] G  EPARTME] T LT DAVID A. OWEN CHIEF ENGINEER LT HUNTER L . i. LTJG MEEK ENS GAHLINGER l ifH CW02 LYONS 40 iK. V Ji %. MMCS DEGUZMAN J — BTC OURS s B L .. ENC PEXDILLA EMC R. DONA BTC ROZOIC T DCC SMITH Uf ] rt t 41 MMl C. S.HILEY ENl S. N. ROADARMEL MMl L.L.TAYGON EN2 J, F. FAULKENBERG EN3 R. D. ARANDIA EN3 K. A. BRACE EN3 T. R. KERR EN3 M. N. MARTINEZ MM3 J. M. WU FN C. G. 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GLEASON DCFN S.C.GRIFFITHS DCFN J. D. OLD DCFA D. T. BUTLER HTFA J. K. FRICKEY t ts R - DIVISIO] , 1 I9 ff J I; I f Y ' jK -K . 1 ,i ' J I 48 ' fi - Â¥J i. llOr 49 50 51 52 hJ JXJ . JAJ ' MJ , 1 .A. K K t v v wi ' v W ' -f ' 53 DEPARTMENT LT ROBERT J. FLECK MEDICAL OFFICER LT IAN R.GRAHAM MEDICAL OFFICER LT MARK L. PLEDGER DENTAL OFFICER 54 f MIK. ' _Mir .ra  - â–  . ' • IM ' -iNh HMC S. L. NICHOLS HMl G. M. ECHON HM2 J. C. GOSS DT2 L. C. GUNDERSON HM2 A. D. SOTALBO HM3 R. D. HERNANDEZ HM3 R. D. STOCKTON DN G. L. LOVE HA H. L. JOHNSON DA L. D. WILSON 55 ftPERATIOKS DEPARTMENT -  . f J LT MARK V. PROCTOR OPERATIONS OFHCER LT FEHR LTJG TAN ENS DICKSON 56 OSCS CROUSSORE ETC BARANIECKI OI DIVISION OSl C. S.ALMANON OSl J.P. FAULDS OSl MP. SAVAGE ISl R G.STEPHENS OSl R R.WEISS OS2 J. E. GARDNER 0S2 T. W. JAMES 052 D. S. LILE 053 J. F. BURGOWER OS3 K. P. HILL 0S3 O. A. LITTLE 0S3 P. P. PLYLAR OS3 B. J. RAY OSSN Y. AW ' ETAHGNE OSSNA.S.BARBOSA OSSN M. B. BRADFORD OSSN J. R.BRANCH OSSN A. R.JOHNSON OSSNA.J.MICKELSON OSSN C. O. W ' EST OSSA L. BLTLER OSSAC.S.LIGHTLE 57 ETl G. L. McKISSICK ET2 E. A. LAURITZEN ET3 J. M. CANO ET3 C. E. ELEK ET3 J. P. FLOOD ET3 B.C.PERKINS ET3 M. M. POLLARD ET3 A. K. RENAUD EWl M. MONTOVIO EW2 D. D. FREDRICKS EW2 R. LEE EW2 C.J. STEWART EW3 H. J. HENRY OE DIVISION i n Q NK 4i i i ft ' A B i e OW DIVISIO] ' I 58 % i .;i j]ii;jr i ' f ' yi.} p..iaLK .. - ' 59 a , . i V i m 1 JMMJI 4 ;? ' ., fe Â¥ 60 l|fX « ' â–  ' 1 ij . . i i . ' ' â–  ? . sv g ' - Wj Ir, -  ' RH i 61 SIJPPI.V DEPARTfiF.1 T LT MICHAEL L. LAVIGNA SUPPLY OFFICER LT HENDERSON ENS CHESHIRE i MSCS BAKER SKC GATDULA PCC GOODWIN 62 nT ' M iSiMjdtJK y ' - ' ,.  - --M S-1 DIVISION h N h r i SKI HA. GACAD SK2 A. G. GREPO SK2 J. E. HOLM SK2 B.E.LANCASTER SK2 F. A. TAP AON 5 If f ' Ji ' h SK3 E. F. RATLTTA SKSA S. M. POWELL SKSR S. Q. GONONG 63 MSI J. B. BLAS MSI E.A.CUSTODIO MSI J. C. FULGENCIO MS2 E. C. BARRETT MS2 S. J. JOLORTE MS2 D. T. JUAREZ RM2 K. A. KILPONEN MS2 J. O. ORRIS MS3 E. E. EBBA MS3 S. D. MILLER MS3 E. P. MORENO MS3 A.R.TUAZON MSSNJ.C.BATTIE MSSN J. L.COLLINS MSSN T.W.STANLEY MSSNM. D. UY MSSAB.A.PILCH f 1 SSk 64 V S-2 DlVIiSIO] I ' hiNtji 1J % $ h i lii ' iim ' i I i g w w- 1 M im: i mM3 ..jlL Lt . - v v.. % . S-3 S-4 DIVISION SHI R.C.HERNANDEZ SHI J.A.MASSOL SH2 R. S. HARINA PC2 M. T. PHILLIPS DK2 J. P. PUNZAL li )( -M SH2 K.S.TAYLOR DK3 P. L. CHEEK SH3 M. D. FRIZZELL SHSN K. A. ALEXANDER SHSNC.I.BRITO DKSN D. M. McADAMS SHSN J. A.MILLER SHSA D.C.SAUL . 1 n M %t 65 B P ' Ciit 66 i f Wk:_ jKj f in, jti ji X iL - . r. ;. ' w .K« ' vn m. o i tl 9 . . 4  _3 KEEP aOSED AIB CONOmO ' . BOUNDARY 67 MSSG-1 a MAJ T. M. CONNERS EXECUTIVE OFFICER OF TROOPS LTS.L.MURDOCK SSGTRESSER SGTENSKAT CPLRENTERIA LCPL FOSTER LT P.J.LABIDIE ! .i- |i r- r} 1 ' t ' ' -:.Â¥l HM2SORENSON CPLGARRETT HM3 TAYLOR HN BENSHOOF 68 H J i  Xi L - . J Mj J - ' .F ALPHA CC HPANr mtpe 69 CAPT W. R. MARTIN COMPANY COMMANDER 1st ION IstSGT T.C.KELLY CO. FIRST SERGEANT IstLT J.L.EINSTEIN CO. EXECUTIVEOFFICER Itri Vi4IP GYSGT D. A. FRANCISCO CO. GUNNERY SERGEANT 70  ' J l ..A.KK ;. v .i . v HEADqiARTERS SGTWRIGHT PLTSGT SGTCOX CPLTHAXTON CPLWENSEL POLICE SGT CO CLERK MCI CLERK SGT FORREST GPL STEWART HM3 TAYLOR CO ARMORER ARMORER HQCORPSMAN BOAT MECHANICS SGT RENE CPLROSE GPL REED LCPLCHURCH LCPLYBARRA CHIEF MECH ENG MECH ENG MECH ENG MECH MIMMS CLERK CPLNAQUIN CPL LITTLE LCPLWILLLAMS FIBER MECH FIBER MECH RUDDER MECH 71 .« S£iS AHAGHMENTS 1st GORDON LCPLOROZCO LCPLRUIZ LCPLLYBRANO FORWARD OBS FO RADIOMAN SCOUT OBS BN RADIOMAN COMPANY GORPSMAN HM3 TORRANCE HM30ZVAT 1st PLT 2nd PLT HM3 GREENE 3rd PLT THE MAI . THE MVrH. THE LEGEIND! 1st SGT KELLY 9-FT BOA (EIVTEBBE LGAIMDA) f f i U kJCKII ' BACK! (OMA]% DESEBT) 72 wj L m. .K r: ;. v - FIRST P1.AT001 2ndLTMAGUE PLATOON CDR SSGT NOVCASKI PLATOON SGT SGT SANTIAGO PLATOON GUIDE SGTJ. R.PARKER CPL A. D. WAGNER LCPL T. J. LOERA LCPL R. A. Mccormick LCPL B. J. FLORES CPLG.P.TORSKY LCPLJ.BRASHEAR LCPLR. E. BYRD LCPL R. L. COLLINS LCPLB.J.GIBNEY LCPLA. B.HOUSER CPL J. E. UHRIN CPL S. M. PADECK LCPL P.G. NICKLE LCPL B. D. COFFEY LCPLB.S.BURKHART LCPL N. J. BETRON LCPL M, K. CHERKINIAN LCPL W. L. KIDWELL LCPLR.J.OSHERIDAN SEr01 D PIATOON IstLT HEMSTREET SSGT HEBERLEIN PLATOON CDR PLATOON SGT SGT TOLLIVER PLATOON GUIDE riTvrMiir CPL S. J. KEPNER LCPL D. W. ANDERSON LCPL B. WEIDERHOLT LCPL M.J. GARCIA LCPLJ.R.HERYCYK CPLT.N.SAGIAO LCPL s. L. Mcdonald LCPL R. C. PHILLIPS LCPL I.A.LEE CPL R.A.MARTIN CPLS. R. MONNARD LCPL L. E. PHILLIPS LCPL E. D. JORDAN PFC L. E. RASHO CPLJ. A. VINE LCPL R. P. KERSHAW LCPL B. LAMOUREAUX LCPLW.S. KIRKSEY 74 CuA Pwee r(iA t •iiTaniftiV : Ill I Ml l CPLJ.R. WUDARCZYR CPL C. D. HUNT LCPL K. R. WOOD LCPLJ.R. DECOURCEY LCPLS.M.BRASFIELD LCPLT. D. LEMIRE LCPL S. R. MANTHEY LCPL DA. CRANSTON SHELLBACK KILL.VS OPERVnOX SLPPOKT IIOPL (JTE IGAJVDA) 75 THIRD PI.ATOON SGTC. A. PLASTER LCPL R. L. SCHROYES LCPL W. E. DUBOIS LCPL T.G.WILLIAMS LCPL P. D. GARVIN LCPL A. L. KAISER LCPL A. B. ROWELL SGTM.K.McNEAL CPL R. J. VOGEL LCPL J. R.TILLMAN LCPL D.N. GARCIA LCPL B.C. STEVENSON LCPLJ. D. BUSWELL LCPL J. CERDAESPARZA n â–  [ %i.iM) CPL C.J. BENNETT CPL C. P. KNOPICK LCPL R. A. KIENTZ CPL B. A. WORKMAN LCPL S. A. HORN LCPLJ. A. GREEN 76 IstLT PRESTON PLATOON CDR SSGT COLLETON PLATOON SGT SGT DENULLY PLATOON GUIDE mmm p. K  . «. n ji i ; i JjC .K r. v .M« v AK WFAPOTVS PI.ATOOI M(tOE3 IstLT FISCHER PLATOON CDR GYSGT VAUGR N PLATOON SGT Oaai â–  lHArHITVF GUT SKCTIOTV srr nisirvrrr SGTR.D.CATOE LCPL T.R.BAKER LCPL F. A. SHELTON CPL S. NL HENNESSY LCPLJ.T.TILLSON LCPL R. L. RODRIGUEZ LCPL D. J. DELACEY LCPL R.J. SMITH LCPL D. B. JONES LCPL J. E. PRICE LCPL J. A. LAWSON â–  LCPL W. T. H. RRIS 77 0341 - MORTAR SECTIOI %ll III Ml UIJj SGT C.C.CALHOUN LCPL R. C. MOORE LCPL S. A. WELCH LCPLJ. P. ANDERSON LCPLJ.G.TEHAN LCPL J. M. ROECKER BUBONIC PLAGUE by: OOBAHNIHK a. ONE OF THE WORST EPI- DEMIC DISEASES. AN AT- TACK OF BUBONIC PLAGUE DOES NOT LAST VERY LONG, BUT HAS A VERY HIGH DEATH RATE. b. ANOTHER TERM FOR THIS DISEASE IS BLACK DEATH . THISDISEASEDESTROYEDA FOURTH OF THE POPULA- TION OF EUROPE. c. IN 1993 THE PLAGUE WAS GIVEN TO THEMORTAR SEC- TION IN 1st BN 4lh MAR COMPANY A. d. THEIR CALL SIGN IS; BLACK DEATH OaSl â–  ASSAULT SECTIOiy §rrnf ifirEr CPLM. S.GILSDORF LCPLC. M.REDDICK LCPL J. P. STOCKMOE LCPLE. H.TREMAINE LCPLW. A. BAKER LCPL R.B.GRANT LCPL S.W.GIBSON ' -1 z, ■♦ l ' - ' l tefr â– u ' v,- i.- k-fe: rm m M y ' B rO - BI.T 1 4 CAPTAIN D. A.PENKETHMAN BRAVO CO. COMMANDER CAPTAIN PENKETHMAN ENLISTED IN THE MARINE CORPS IN AUGUST OF 1983. AFTER COMPLETING BOOTCAMP AT PARIS ISLAND S.C. HE WAS ASSIGNED TO DUTY AS AN INTELLIGENCE SPECIALIST IN OKINAWA JAPAN. AFTER BEING COMMISSIONED A 2nd LT IN MARCH OF 1 98. ' i AND ATTENDING THE BASIC SCHOOL AND THE INFANTRY OFFICER ' S COURSE. HE WAS ASSIGNED TO 1st BN. 3rd MAR. HI AS RIFLE PLATOON COMMANDER. IN JANUARY OF 1989 HE SERVED AS EXECUTIVE OFFICER AND COMMANDING OFFICER OF A TRAINING COMPANY AT THE SCHOOL OF INFANTRY, CAMP PENDLETON. CA. PRIOR TO JOINING 1st BN, 4th MAR IN AUGUST OF 1993, CAPTAIN PENKETHMAN WAS A STUDENT AT THE AMPHIBIOUS WARFARE SCHOOL IN QUANTICO, VA, HE IS MARRIEDTOTHE FORMER HARUMI UNNO OF MIE. JAPAN. THEY HAVE ONE CHILD, NIKKI AGE 2. . j;, A :,e M m i I St LT DAVID P. BRADNE Y JOINED THE MARINE CORPS IN 1 99 1 AFTER GRADUATING FROM THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN. AFTER COMPLETION OF OCS. HE WAS COMMIS- SIONED IN APRIL OF 1992. AFTER ATTENDING THE BASIC SCHOOL AND THE INFANTRY OFFICER ' S COURSE. HE SERVED AS PLT CMDR FOR 3rd PLATOON UNTIL NOVEMBER OF 1993. HE WAS THEN ASSIGNED AS B COMPANY ' S EXECUTIVE OFFICER. I St SGT STEVEN A. HILL ENLISTED IN THE MARINE CORPS IN JUNE 1 973. HIS PAST UNITS INCLUDE MCB CAMP PENDLETON, SVC CO FMFPAC HI, 1 st 1 75mm BATTERY 29 PALMS. 1 st TANKS OKINAWA. MCLB BARSTOW. 2nd BN 7th MAR CAMP PENDLETON. MCB CAMP S.D. BUTLER OKINAWA. II DUTY CHARLOTTE. N.C.. 7th ENGSPTBN AND H S BN 1 st FSSG. CSSE V MEF, AND MB GU ANTAN AMO BAY CUBA. HE WAS ASSIGNED TO 1 st BN 4th MAR IN APRIL 1993. HIS AWARDS INCLUDE THREE NAVY COMMENDATION MEDALS. TWO NAVY ACHIEVEMENT MEDALS. SEVEN GOOD CONDUCT MEDALS. TWO NATIONAL DEFENSE MEDALS. THE ARMED FORCES EXPEDITIONARY MEDAL. SOUTHWEST ASIA SERVICE MEDAL AND THEHUMANITARIANSERVICEMEDAL. HE IS MARRIED TOCAROL AND HAS TWO CHILDREN, CIARRA ( 7 ) AND ISS AC ( I ). i 19% i T J 1 s 1 GYSGT CHARLES D. PATRICK Jr. ENLISTED IN THE MARINE CORPS ON 1 7 DECEMBER 1 977. HE SERVED WITH 3rd RECON BN. 2nd FORCE RECON CO. 3rd BN 7th MAR. I I STAFF SALT LAKE CITY. UT. DRILL INSTRUCTOR DUTY S.D.. CA. AND 1st BN 4th MAR. HE HAS HELD EVERY BILLET IN AN INFANTRY LINE COMPANY FROM RIFLEMAN TO COMPANY FIRST SERGEANT. CURRENTLY SERVING AS B CO GUNNERY SERGEANT. HE IS IN RECEIPT OF ORDERS TO NROTC NORMAN. OKLAHOMA TO BE THE ASST. MARINE OFFICER INSTR AT THE UNIV. OF OKLAHOMA. HE IS MARRIED TO ANGELA AND THEY HAVE THREE DAUGHTERS: ELIZABETH ANN, MAG AN MARIE AND SHANNON DANNIEL. 1 st LT ALEXANDER H. HART WAS BORN ON 1 8 AUGUST 1 968 IN ROCKY MOUNT, N.C. HE GRADUATED FROM AUBURN UNIVERSITY IN JUNE 1990 WITH A DEGREE IN POLITICAL SCIENCE AND PRE-LAW. AFTER ENLISTING IN THE MARINE CORPS IN OCTOBER OF THAT YEAR. HE WAS COMMISSIONED A 2nd LT IN AUGUST 1 992. AFTER ATTENDING THE BASIC SCHOOL IN QUANTICO. V A, HE WAS SENTTO FIELD ARTILLERY SCHOOL IN FORT SILL, OK. AFTER GRADUATING IN MARCH OF 1 994, HE REPORTED TO FOX BATTERY 2nd BN 1 1 th M AR. HE WAS THEN ATTACHED TO B CO TO SERVE AS THEIR F.O. IN MAY OFTH AT SAME YEAR. 80 ' 1 •iL. 1 t - ' K SVV. i 1 . « ' mi ' ' ' 1 1.1 1. Wi V.ViTllTM l lfMLMÂ¥:5 1st LT ROBERT C. FULFORD WAS COMMISSIONED A 2nd LT IN THE U.S. MARINE CORPS LPON HIS GRADUATION FROM THE LTNITED STATES NAV. L ACADEMY IN MAY OF 1 992 HH THEN REPORTED TOTHEBASICOFFICER ' SCOURSEINQUANTICO.VA. UPON COMPLETION OF THE INFANTRY OFFICER ' S COURSE IN MAY OF 1993. HE WAS ASSIGNED TO 1 st BN 4th MAR IN CAMP PENDLETON. CA. HE IS CURRENTLY SERVING AS B CO 1st PUT CMDR. 1 St LT EDMUND A. KINSELL A. TIPPY . GRADUATED FROM THE UNIVERSITY OF MASS. IN MAY 1989 AND WAS COMMISSIONED UPON HIS GRADUATION FROM OCS IN . PR1L 1992. AFTER HIS COMPLETION OFTHE BASIC SCHOOL AND THE INFANTRY OFHCER ' S COURSE. HE REPORTED TO Isl BN 4th MAR FOR DUTY IN MARCH OF 1993 WHERE HE CURRENTLY SERVES AS 2nd PLT COMM. NDER. SCHOOLS THAT HE HAS ATTENDED INCLUDE SERE. MOUT INSTRUCTOR. SENTRY TAKEDOWN. LIGHT FIGHTING SOI. AND AA. WHICH HE IS STILL ATTENDING AND HOPES TO GRADUATE SOON. 2ndLT THOMAS CATALANO WAS BORN IN CLEVELAND. OHIO IN AUGUST 1969. UPON HIS GRADUATION FROM PURDUE UNIVERSITY IN DECEMBER 1992. HE RECEIVED A BA IN CIVIL ENGINEERING .- ND A COM.MISSION IN THE .MARINE CORPS FROM THE NROTC PROGRAM. HE THEN ATTENDED THE BASIC SCHOOL AND THE INFANTRY OFFICERS COURSE AT QU.ANTICO. VA. HE WAS THEN ASSIGNED TO 1st BN 4th MAR MCB CAMP PENDLETON WHERE HE IS CURRENTLY THE PLT COMMANDER FOR THE .MIGHTY 3rd PLATOON, B CO. LT CATALANO IS ALSO A SPONSOR FOR LT KINSELLA IN AA, 1st LT VINCENT C. VERTIN WAS COMMISSIONED INTO THE MARINE CORPS UPON HIS GR.ADU. T10N FRO.M THE UNITED STATES N AV. L AC.A.DE n- IN M A - 1 992. FROM THERE HE WENT ON TO RECEIVE HIS MASTERS FROM GEORGE WASHINGTON LTVIVERSIT Y BEFORE REPORTING TO THE BASIC SCHOOL IN QUANTICO. VA. UPON HIS COMPLETION OF THE INFANTRY OFFICERS COURSE IN SEPTEMBER 1 993. HE WAS ASSIGNED TO 1 st BN 4th MAR AT CAMP PENDLETON, CA, WHERE HE CURRENTLY SERVES AS THE PLT COMMANDER FOR WEAPONS PLATOON. B CO. MUCH MORE INTELLIGENT THAN THE AVERAGE PERSON. LT VERTIN ASPIRES TO RETIRE SOON AND OPEN A H ARLEY SHOP SOMEWHERE IN NORTHERN MONTANA. J . , ji -s -jM la SSGT HUGH H. JOHNSON HAS SERVED IN THE MARINE CORPS FOR OVER 16 YEARS. HIS PAST DUTY STATIONS INCLUDE FOX CO. 2nd BN 8th MAR. A CO. I st BN 8th MAR. A CO. 1 st BN 6lh MAR. FOX CO, 2nd BN 2nd MAR. A CO. I st BN 3rd MAR. FIELD MEDICAL SERVICE SCHOOL MCB CAMP PENDLETON, CA, AND B CO 1 st BN 4th MAR, WHERE HE CURRENTLY SERVES AS PLATOON SGT FOR I st PLATOON. SSGT JOHNSON IS MARRIED TO MILDRED AND THEY HAVE FOUR CHILDREN; BRANDON, CAMERON, MATTHEW AND KEVIN. THEY NOW LIVE IN NEW YORK CITY. SSGT LESTER WILLIAMS ENLISTED IN THE MARINE CORPS ON 01 SEPTEMBER 1981 AND ATTENDED RECRUIT TRAINING AT MCRD S.D.. CA. AFTER COMPLETION OF I.T.S., HE RECEIVED ORDERS TO SEA SCHOOL AT MCRD S.D. FROM THERE HE REPORTEDTOTHE USS MIDWAY (CV 41 ). AFTER THAT TOUR HE WAS ASSIGNED TO 2nd BN 3rd MAR AT MCAS KANEOBE BAY. FOLLOWING HIS DUTY WITH 2 3 HE REPORTED TO THE U.S. EMBASSY IN KHARTOWN SUDAN. STOCKHOLM. SWEDEN. AND FINALLY AT THE U.S. INTEREST SEC- TION, HAVANA, CUBA. HE IS CURRENTLY ASSIGNED TO 1st BN 4th MAR AND IS THE PLATOON SGT FOR 2nd PLATOON, B CO. SSGT NELSON RODRIQUEZENLISTEDINTHEMARINECORPS IN MAY 1979. HIS PAST L NITS INCLUDE; MARINEBARRACKS ALAMEDA.CA; CCO lstBN9thMAR; WEAPONS TRAINING BATTALION, PARIS ISLAND, S.C; WEAPONS CO. 2nd BN 1st MAR; WEAPONS TRAINING SECTION AT THE SCHOOL OF INFANTRY. HE JOINED 1 st BN 4th MAR IN FEBRUARY 1 992. SSGT RODRIGUEZ IS MARRIED TO TAMMY AND THEY HAVE FOUR CHILDREN; ROBERT, CLARA, CRYSTAL. AND IRIS. SSGT RODRIGUEZ IS FROM RIO PIEDRAS, PUERTO RICO. GYSGT RIN A. Jr. ENLISTED IN THE MARINE CORPS IN OCTOBER OF 1975. AFTER COMPLE- TION OF BOOTCAMP AT MCRD. SAN DIEGO, HE WAS ASSIGNED TO 2nd BN 1 st M AR, H S CO, 8 1 ' s PLT. HE THEN MOVED TO MAG 24 SECURITY 1 st MAR BRIGADE. AND FROM JANUARY 1978 TO JULY 1981 HE SERVED WITH 1st BN 3rd MAR, 3rd BN 3rd MAR. AND 1st BN 3rd MAR RESPECTFULLY. IN JULY OF 1981 HE RECEIVED ORDERS TO MARBKS GUAM. IN JULY OF I984GYSGTRIN WAS THEN ASSIGNEDTO 1st BN9th MAR UNTILMARCHOF 1991. WHENHE RECEIVED ORDERS TO MCRD AS A DRILL INSTRUCTOR. IN JUNE OF 1 993, HE CAME TO 1 st BN 4th MAR WHERE HE IS CURRENTLY THE PLATOON SERGEANT FOR WEAPONS PLA- TOON, B CO. 82 -. -W -R ' - HEADQUARTERS - ' Ji ' â– ZT ' ' (L-R) (TOPI SGT MOORE, LCPL REEVES. LCPL ALLEN. HM3 McALVAIN. CPL MASTERTON.(L-R)IBOTTOM)CPL ALLEN. LCPL JIMENEZ. CPLJEET AN iNr f m i .♦  ff I ft ' l Svn .e mt ... ' iL J. 83 1ST Ki. ivwn SGTKOWALCYZK 1st SQUAD LEADER -J4WJ im • (L-R I LCPL DAE. LCPL PHILEN. LCPLG ALLARDO. SGT K.OW ALClZK. LCPL BUSHOR. LCPL DOWNS. LCPL BOSTICK. ( KNEELING ) LCPL HARRIS. PFC MOUTON.LCPLMORALES ( L-R I PFC McELROY, CPL ROMERO. LCPL HERNANDEZ. CPLLENTZ, SGT CLINTON. LCPL HOLMAN. LCPL MARTINEZ. LCPL MIRANDA. LCPL GARCIA. I KNEELING) LCPL CHURCH. LCPL GIRON. LCPL WILSON. LCPL BRAY SGT CLINTON 2nd SQUAD LEADER CPLPIQUETTE 3rd SQUAD LEADER I 1 1 .1 I L-R I LCPIJ. I N A. LCPL CASANOVA. LCPL DAVILA. LCPL BROWN. CPL PIQUETTE. LCPL FLOYD. LCPL BOYED. LCPL JONES, LCPL WHITE. CKNEELlNG)PFCCOVILE,LCPLBUTTLER.CPLATMAR, LCPL WALKER 84 w . â– 56!«[  ' ' â–  o: v  v ' 85 rT%U SGTZUNIGA 1st SQUAD LEADER I J i 1 i I -il:.i ff ' r (L-R) LCPL SWED. LCPL McMILLEN. LCPL COLE. PFC BOW ERSOX, SGT ZUNIGA. LCPL ALEXANDER. LCPL GEDEROS. LCPL BOATMA.N. LCPL GAMEZ.(KNEELING)CPLPUGH.LCPLERi ST,LCPLBELONGLVLCPLDAMS ( L-R I HN COOPER, LCPL FRESLN A, LCPL NLARSDt.N. LCPL LACROIX. CPL WILLLAMS.CPL SNYDER. LCPL KOTTLER. LCPL M.ANESS, LCPLDLINCAN, (KNEELING) LCPL RACKET, LCPL RIGGLE. LCPL S ALAS. LCPL BROWN CPL WILLIAMS 2nd SQUAD LEADER CPLDRURY 3rd SQUAD LEADER 86 (L-R)LCPLYENSEN.LCPLMIRAMONTESCURIEL.LCPLHAjyXASTLELCPL DAFORNO.CPLDRURY.LCPLMINATTA.LCPLCARRLTHERS.LCPLLUCAS. (KNEELING) CPL PURCELL. LCPL ALTMAN. LCPL McFARLANE. LCPL LANDRY %4  % fcS %r mm . 1 i . ' mr 87 jt ' -A 9RD CPLPANGELINAN 1st SQUAD LEADER til I I ll  ' ' iai l SKKmn W l ' (L-R) CPL JARAMILLO. LCPL HEPINSTALL, LCPL BUTTLER, CPL PANGELINAN.LCPLMERRALL.LCPLDELEON.CPLCOMPTON.(KNEELING) CPL MARQUEZ, LCPL TALBOT. LCPL HAMILTONWEST, LCPLGLfEV ARA .- 7 -§r t -4 ( L-R ) LCPL SMITH. LCPL OTTERSON. CPL McCLENN Y. LCPL POUCH, LCPL GALAS. CPL TRAN. ( KNEELING ) LCPL TORREZ. LCPL RAMIREZ. LCPL DECKER CPLMcCLENNY 2nd SQUAD LEADER SGTMAYNOR 3rd SQUAD LEADER r U Ltii It 4 2 1 1 U mbJf 9 t Bt- V Hh. - .B ' ' P â– bp mhIjI (L-R) LCPL S AVOIE, LCPL ARH. CPL McCRIMMON, SGT MA YNOT. LCPL THOMPSON.PFCDILLARD.LCPLGALLEGOS.CPLDURGIN.(KNEELING)CPL HUNTER. LCPL TIRADO. LCPL HERNANDEZ. LCPL ROTH. ( NOTSHOWN: LCPLHILLARD) Ij . I- I • •■ ;-â–  V- â– â– â– â–  ' - - - ' â–  - • ' I ktMA C ' LASSKOOI I LCPL l Kl.i:OI H1TH HIS Gl AKDL IV AI%GEL R l MBWB 1 j p n J 1 1 1 1 SLMI lER IIVIFORITI IN THE GLLF LIVE FIRE EXERCISE (L.A.E.) LCPL SMITH AND AFIFI SHOPPING (DIRAI) ROSS DAY DINNER Ai CHILIS (SINGAPORE) 89 â– jmT ' a iiSi ' d ' £ I l SSGT MORSE 033 1 ' s in I ?i??3.?f (L-R)LCPL HENDERSON. LCPLRIOS. LCPL McCALILEY. LCPL JOHNSON.LCPL HENDRIX. LCPL MARES. LCPL TILFORD. LCPL HERRING. LCPL CARRINGTON. LCPL ARAGON. LCPL HOFMANN. LCPLXIONG. LCPLLARA. L CPL BARNES.CPLSMUH. ( KNEELING ) LCPL WE ON.CPL KELLOG, SSGT MORSE. LCPL WALTERS I ( L-R ) LCPL ANDERSON, LCPLOGDEN. LCPL AYRES. CPL BROGDEN, SOT PILINGSRUD. LCPL JOHNSON. CPL PRICE. LCPL SKELTON. HN CHADWICK. (KNEELING)CPLGIZOWSKJ.LCPLMARTENEY.LCPLCORCORAN.(NOT SHOWN: SGTHORRELL) SGT PILINGSRUD 034 1 ' s LCPL HURRY 035rs . - fÂ¥ ' m J (L-R)LCPLRIDINGS.LCPLFARINELLI.LCPLWESTALL.LCPLHURRY.LCPL YOTS. LCPL PALMER. LCPL BEISNER. LCPLUMAN A. LCPLC ARROLL. LCPL M ARQUEZ. LCPL PACE t  ?: i?ii 1 - t BAWK...BAWK BACAWK! COO... COO... COO. TOP TEI LIES TOLD TO THE COHiPA Y BRAVO CO. LISTS MORE... LITTLE K OW FACTS ABOLT HESTPAC 1 994 1. WE NEVER LEFT THE U.S. - CLEVELAND WENT IN CIRCLES AROUND SAN CLEMENTE ISLAND IN ORDER TO STAY WITHIN CELLULAR RANGE OF HOME. 2. LT BRADNEY IS ACTUALLY ON LOAN FROM THE ROYAL POLISH MARINES. 3. SOT PILTINGSRUD AND LCPL HARDCASTLE ACTUALLY POWERED THE SHIP FOR IT ' S ENTIRE VOYAGE. 4. PLATOON COMMANDERS HANG UPSIDE DOWN LIKE BATS IN THE BERTHING AREA BEFORE A MEAL OF FRESH BLOOD. 5. WEAPONS PLATOON WAS USED AS RESEARCH SUBJECTS IN SECRET MARINE CORPS TESTING OF SLEEP GAS. 6. CPL HUNTER ' S NEXT JOB IS THAT OF A COUNSELOR ON A SUICIDE PREVENTION HOTLINE. 7. CPL MASTERTON HAD 6,000 NAILS, 6 GLUE GUNS, 4 ROLLS OF PLASTIC WRAP, 3 HAM- MERS, 2 SCREWDRIVERS, 18 BOXES OF TARGETS, 10 CANS OF SPRAY PAINT, 13 BRUSHES AND ONLY 7 ROLLS OF TOILET PAPER FOR THE ENTIRE COMPANY ON A SIX MONTH DEPLOYMtiNT. 8. SAND BAGS USED TO MAKE TRAIL ON OCEAN FLOOR AFTER IDEA OF BREAD CRUMBS FAILED. 9. STEEL BEACH PARTIES WERE AN EXCUSE TO GET RID OF FOOD FOUND IN FREEZER LEFT OVER FROM VIETNAM ERA. 10. THIS SHIP WON ' T LAST MUCH LONGER BECAUSE THE NAVY IS ONLY PLANNING TO SPEND $3.85 DURING HER NEXT REPAIR PERIOD. 92 10. TODAY WILL BE AN EASY DAY. 9. YOUR PROMOTION WARRANT IS ON MY DESK. 8. THERE ' S TWELVE BAGS OF MAIL IN THE OFFICE. 7. GUARDING WATER CANS IS A VERY IMPORTANT JOB ! 6. THERE ' S FREE BEER AND WOMEN IN EVERY PORT. 5. WE ' LL GET THAT TAKEN CARE OF RIGHT AWAY. 4. THE DECK DOESN ' T NEED WAX. 3. LIBO FOR EMBARKED MARINES. 2. THERE IS TOILET PAPER IN THE HEAD . TOP TE; most IllE ORABLE THirSifiS ABOUT THE FLOAT 10. THE CLEVELAND CO ' s NIGHTLY BIRTHDAY LIST. 9. GUESSING WHAT WAS BEING PASSED FROM THE 1-MC SPEAKERS. 8. TRADING OLD SOCKS FOR SOUVENIRS IN MOMBASA. 7. FILLING SANDBAGS IN DUBAI. 6. LIBERTY CALL FOR ALL EMBARKED MARINES... EXCEPT BRAVO COMPANY. 5. DUMPING SANDBAGS OFF THE COAST OF SOMALIA. 4. MUSTER THE MARINE WORKING PARTY ON THE MESS DECKS WITH THE MESS DECKS MASTER-AT-ARMS. 3. BZO WEAPONS ON THE FLIGHT DECK DURING HIGH WINDS AND HEAVY SEAS. 2. STEAMING HOT WATER SHOWER AFTER PT. 1. PRACTICING GENERAL QUARTERS DRILLS. THE BRAVO FACTS (T OT NECESSARILY TBLE..) - THE CO HAD CROSS-DECKED TO THE TRIPOLI APPROXI- MATELY 200 TIMES. - LCPL HURRY REPORTINGLY LOGGED IN A TOTAL OF THREE MONTHS AND EIGHT DAYS SLEEP TIME OUT OF THE SIX MONTH DEPLOYMENT. - THE RADIO WATCH RECEIVED NO MORE THAN ONE MES- SAGE FOR FIRST SERGEANT HILL THROUGHOUT THE WHOLE FLOAT. - CPL LANE HAS SPENT NO LESS THAN $113.00 OF BOR- ROWED MONEY ON AA BATTERIES FOR HIS CASSETTE PLAYER. - FREQUENT MAIL CALLS HAD BROUGHT IN THE COMPANY: 13 DEAR JOHN LETTERS, 41 NEW BABY PICTURES, 2 MAR- RIAGE PROPOSALS , 26 PAST DUE NOTICES FROM D. P. P. , AND AN UNDISCLOSED NUMBER OF PEN-PALS FROM SINGAPORE. v :n. ;« ' â–  ' â–  ' ' â–  W« S5  N N!« AMHI iliAL! A AULT Vtm Lt HL VTWWri I St LT STllHLREYEK - PL, TOOI C01 1I L J DEK YAT YAS 3nd SECTIOIN AT TINIAI% EAST TRACK 11 OI lA] iN vSpTV ' V. H l4 t K: A PLT SERGEANT: GYSGT JORDAN . 1st SECT. LEADER: GYSGT ARMSTRONG 2nd SECT. LEADER: SSGT CLARK -J 3rd SECT. LEADER: t_ SSGT FREEMAN GS SECT. LEADER: ii- SGT GREENFIELD MAINT SECT. LEADER: SGT WESTERBERG SECTIOIV LEADERS PLAT001 SERGEAIVT «r a r. . ' M L.4IU BACK VS OnAJS AIllERICA ' S FII EST LIKE FATHER. LIKE !SOI THE PRIDE OF FIRST SECTION CPL DELGADO ACTUALLY «IORKII G LiBO reco t:ry THREE STOOGES TOLGH DESERT FIGHTER 94 WOG REVEI GE SGT SmiTII SSGT FREEI IAJ OI% THE STEEL REACH ttjw ' mT- M-- A .JLf â–  ' - - OUWI QIICKSWD HOW DID vol IISS A HOLE IIIAl BIG? THATS -n O CASES BKlNk I COILD LSE A STARTER. AIN AIR PACK. A 6E! ERATOR ... RESTEVG UN OI LA V EHHH... EOOD! WHICH .f LARI E IS WRONG? PEETA ARE WE I. TERRIPTI G S0. 1ETHI. G: YEAH. WE LL GET RIGHT 0. IT! 95 ■« :J3. ilS ' 2 ON SAFARI JSO mORE FOR THIS GLY . t AAV S LEAD THE WAY (JEREL ALI) REST JIKFROX IN HONG KONG 5Bp r y IS THAT MEAL ONLY $9.00 TRADE YOL1 THESE FROOT LOOPS FOR THAI HAT VANDERGRIFT ' S TRIE CALLING HOG FEATHERSTONE .?  J- V • T ' â– - W TsV V :- ; ' ?, s. • ' %« V â–  t %o - V V   i r ak 1 CAPT L. R. 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