Concord (AFS 5) - Naval Cruise Book

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1983 volume:

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Though the task be difficult, or mission perilous. But adventurers too, have need of some rest. Their long Journeys all, someday reach an end. As eagles roam free, then return to the nest. So must we sailors, to our eaglets attend. COMMANDING OFFICER Captain FRANCIS J. DOUGHERTY United States Navy Captain Dougherty was born in Piiiladelphia, Pennsylvania. After graduating from Gettysburg College in Pennsylvania, he entered the U.S. Navy through Officer Candidate School, Newport, Rhode Island and was commissioned in December 1960. Capt. Dougherty served on the USS CORAL SEA (CVA-43) during two WESTPAC deployments before reporting to Commander Fleet Activities, Sascbo, Japan as Communications Officer. Upon completion of training as a Naval Flight Officer and AV WEPS Division Officer during two deployments to both the MED and WESTPAC. Capt. Dougherty report to VF-101 in 1969 and served as Schedules Officer, Training Officer, and NFO NATOPS Evaluator for Commander Naval Force, U.S. Atlantic Fleet. Subsequent to the assignment, Capt. Dougherty reported to VF-31 in April 1972 as Maintenance Officer and immediately deployed as USS SARATOGA (CV-60) and Carrier Wing THREE were emergency sortied to the Gulf of Tonkin. Upon completion of the ten month combat cruise, Capt. Dougherty next served as VF-Sl ' s Operations Officer. In August 1974 Capt. Dougherty reported to the Armed Forces Staff College, Norfolk, VA and after graduating returned to sea duty via F-14 transition training in VF-124 at NAS Miramar, San Diego. He reported to VF-14 as Executive Officer on 30 October 1975 aboard the USS JOHN F. KENNEDY (CV-67) He assumed command of VF-14, after a NATO Cruise in the fall of 1976 on 7 January 1977. Upon completion of his tour as Commanding Officer, VF-14 in May 1978, Capt. Dougherty reported to the Deputy Chief of Naval Operations for Air Warfare. During this tour he was the F-14 Phoenix Weapons System Program Coordinator in OP-506. Capt. Dougherty assumed command of VF-101 on 14 June 1979. After being relieved in September 1980, Capt. Dougherty completed training at the Senior Officer Ship Material Readiness course in Idaho Falls, Idaho and Newport, Rhode Island prior to reporting aboard the USS KENNEDY as Executive Officer in July 1981. When relieved as Executive Officer in November 1982 he reported to Commander Naval Air Forces Atlantic and served as the Ship ' s Training Officer until May 1983. In Naples, Italy on July 28, 1983 he assumed command of USS CONCORD (AFS-5) which at the time was deployed to the Mediterranean as on-station Combat Stores Ship. Capt. Dougherty ' s awards include the Silver Star Medal, two Distinguished Flying Crosses Meritorious Service Medal, fourteen Air Medals, and the Navy Commendation Medal with Combat V , Navy Expeditionary Medal. Capt Dougherty is married to the former Marilyn Kilgore of Roanoke, Virginia. They reside in Virginia Beach with their daughters Alison, Laura, and Felicia. EXECUTIVE OFFICER Lieutenant Commander KENNETH L. NELSON United States Navy LCDR Kenneth L. Nelson was bom and raised in Seattle, Washington. He attended the U.S. Naval Academy in Annapolis, Maryland and graduated in 1970 with a Bachelor of Science degree in Naval Engineering. Prior to becoming the Executive Officer of Concord, LCDR Nelson was an instructor at the Naval Academy. First Lieutenant aboard the USS FORT FISHER (LSD-40). Operations Officer on the USS Southerland (DD-743), Flag Lieutenant to DEPCOMSTRIKFORSOUTH. Damage Control Assistant aboard USS KIRK (FF-1087). and Chief Engineer and Executive Officer aboard the USS GUIDE (MSO-447) LCDR Nelson ' s naval achievements include: Naval Expeditionary Medal. Vietnam Gallantry Cross Medal with Palm, Vietnam Service with two stars, National Defense Service, and Sea Service Ribbon. LCDR Nelson is married to the former Christine James of Baltimore, Maryland. They reside in Virginia Beach, Virginia with their five children: Casey, Carey, Erik, Rachael, and Karley, who was born during this deployment. MASTER CHIEF OF THE COMMAND Senior Enlisted Advisor A . BMCM(SW) RONALD M. CHICK United States Navy Master Chief Chick was born and raised in Sanford, Maine where he attended Sanford High School. He is the son of Mr. Mrs. Marland Chick. In over 22 years of naval service he has served on all types of ships all over the world. While aboard the USS ESSEX (CVS-9) he participated in the Cuban Blockade of 1962. During the Vietnam era, Master Chief Chick worked the decks of the USS KEMPER COUNTY (LST-854). USS BEXAR THE BEAR (APA-233) and the USS WESTCHESTER COUNTY (LST-1167) Prior to reporting aboard as Concord ' s Master Chief of the Command, Master Chief Chick was Senior Chief and later Master Chief of the Command on board the USS MANITOWOC (LST-1180). From there he reported to the Naval Safety Center in Norfolk, Virginia and inspected over 300 ships for safety and deck related systems. Master Chief Chick has earned two Navy Commendation Medals, Combat Action Ribbon, four Good Conduct Medals, four Battle Efficiency Ribbons, Navy Expeditionary Medal for Cuba, Vietnam Service Medal, Gallantry Cross Medal with Palm, Sea Service Ribbon with two stars and has earned the crossed sabors of the Enlisted Surface Warfare Insignia, Navy Expeditionary Medal. Master Chief Chick is married to the former Bonnie L. Ricker also of Sanford. They have two daughters. Tammy and Kelly, who was married while Master Chief Chick was on this deployment. The Master Chief, his wife and daughter Tammy now reside in Virginia Beach, Virginia. i OFFICERS ' O f i . ABOVE: LTJG M. Perez, LCDR K. Nelson, LTJG T. McKitty, LT R. Higgins, LT R. Okoniewski, LCDR L. Murphy, ENS A. Nerino, LTJG M. Monti, CDR S. Chertock, LCDR T. Skinner, ENS L. Weill, LCDR R. McDonough, LTJG R. Russell, LT J. Riddell, CW03 E. Butler, LT D. Cooper, CW02 R. Baur, LCDR J. Gracia, Capt. F. Dougherty, ENS J. Murukis, LCDR J. Compton, LT G. Crismon, LT D. Blakey, LTJG A. Tibayan, ENS A. Gonzalez, LT T. Childs, LT E. Pacheco, LTJG B. Cole, ENS G. Houglan, LTJG T. Maes, LTJG G. Collins, LT S. Savas (not pictured: LCDR C. Finefrock, LT C. Robey) LEFT: LT B. Miller CPOs ABOVE: DPC M. Mathias, MSCS J. Betton, BTCS J. Anderson, BMCM R. Chick, SKCS R. Butler, MAC S. Zinchuk, AEC J. Vargas, QMC L. Simmons, GMGC S. Brown, EMCS W. Wall, RMC J. Johnson, EMCS D. Palencia, HTC C. Robinson, HTC C. Robinson, MMC L. Webb (not pictured: MMC S. Meredith, BMC C. Brown) RIGHT: DPC M, Jenness, HMC C. Thomas, MSC J. Mercado THE MEN OF THE USS CONCORD : :K? s ' V, - ' ' ; '  . 1. ' ! JI IL mm mQ[D)[MPM[ T. wiMm 1 IMF. IMlTlElMQmiMmi ABOVE: LTJG T. Maes, MMl T. Fayet, MMFN P. Lamorgese, MM2 C. Solivan, MM3 Branigan, MMFN M. Roy, MM2 G. Myers, BTC D. Thibodeau, MMFA K. West, MM3 K. Timmons, MMFN Struggs, MMFN D. Williams, MMFN Johnson, MMFA J. Roper, MMFN D. Gibson, MMFA Alsept, MMl G. Ory ABOVE RIGHT: BT3 H. Ainsworth, BTl K. Jeter, BT3 J. Byrne, BTC D. Thibodeau, LTJG T. Maes, BTFA J. Davis, BTl D. Thorp, BT3 J. Conklin, BTFR R. Williams, BT2 L. Harris, BTFN R. Treece BELOW RIGHT: BTFN R. Bates, LTJG T. Maes, BT3 B. Taft, BTFN G. Chronic, BTFA Willbanks, BTFA C. Young, BTFN G. Gill, BTC D. Thibodeau, BTFN K. Harris, BTl C. Abbott, BTFN C. Goodman, BT3 G. Timmons, BTFN J. King, BT3 K. Cohen, BTFN D. Bitner B CD. l L ABOVE: ENl J. Stackewicz, MM2 E. Carson, MM3 R. Wright, MMFN J. Julius, MM3 W. Watson, MM2 J. Coats, MM2 W. Trefcthen, MMl R. Garnctt, FN D. Harmon, MM2 J. Joiner, MM3 J. Jefferson, MM3 D. Pratt, FN M. Mansker, EN2 C. Griffin, MMFN J. Raley, FR T. Craven BELOW: ENl J. Stackewicz, EN2 C. Griffin, MM2 E. Carson 10 LEFT: EM3 G. Robinette BELOW: IC3 G. Porter. EMS B. Palmer. IC3 D. Littleton. LT G. Childs. EM2 K. Canney. IC3 R. Grimmard. FA D. Mclvor. EM2 P. Fee. IC2 W. Johnson. EMS B. Reader. EMS M. Crane. EMI E. Reed, EMS R. Bynum, EMCS W. Wall, FN K. Moore. EMS S. Bunnell, ICS C. Smith 11 ABOVE: LTJG M. Perez, HTl M. Miller. FN G. Layton, HT3 G. Inqram, HTl T. Karriker, HTFN A. Scott, MR3 E. Rose, HT3 D. Swoveland, HTFN R. Crane, FN T. Simon, HTl J. Hundley, HTC C. Robinson, FA D. Madison, HTFA M. Bullard, HTFN M. Wloczewski, FN G. Brown BELOW: LTJG T. McKitty. HT3 G. Ingram, HTFN G. Layton, HTS D. Swoveland, FN T. Simon, FA D. Madison, MR3 E. Rose, HTl T. Karriker, FR P. Sanchez, HTFA M. Bullard, HTFN A. Scott, HTl J. Hundley, HTFN M. Wloczewski, HTl M. Miller, HTC C. Robinson 12 BELOW: EMC D. Palencia, CW03 E. Butler, MM2 R. Peltier, SN T. Lathan, EM3 D, Naugler, FN A. Reichle, EMS J. Shunk, MM3 K. Collum, MM2 A. Rogers, BM2 J. Brooks, MMC L. Webb, FN W. Nason, SN J. Hammonds, SN M. Nelson, BM3 D. Wood, SN C. Delgado, BM3 R. Dixon, BM3 M. Chambers, SN K. Ramos 13 [D)[M©IK[D)[M[P [MTm{M[MT[D)[M€lK[D)m ABOVE: BM2 D. Smith, CW03 E. Butler, SN A. Golden, SN P. Vcloz, SN A. Cote, SN P. Schillinger, SN W. Koski, SN A. Parker 14 WT[D)[E€[K[D)IMP I Tm!MIMir[D) S WTID), ABOVE: SN G. Torrence. SA K. Holland, SN J. Dunston. SA F. Buhidar, SN D. Wilcox, BMC C. Brown, BM3 D. Truitt, CW03 E. Butler. SA G. Ibold, SA B. McNamara, SN L. Guerra, SN T. Donnelly. SN P. Smith. SA L. Priser, SR T. San Nicholas, SN S. Ford, BM3 R. Adkins, BM3 M. Nance, BM3 D. Bcaudette, BM3 J. Siegel. BM3 D. Roberts, BMl J. Temple. BM2 S. Salisbury, BM2 S. Drew, ENS J. Murukis 15 16 ABOVE LEFT: BMl E. Robinson, SA D. Lemire, BM3 M. Blong, BMSN J. Daniels, SA D. Barchenger, SN E. Choice, SA D. Alcon, BMSN J. Thomas, SN D. Wyatt, BMSN D. Kennedy, SN T. Stallworth, SN A. Johnson, BMSN J. Gates, SN J. Phelps, BM3 R. Stamper. BM3 P. Mansell, BM3 H. Brown, BM3 J. Schueler, BM3 D. Hander, BM3 D. Branson BELOW LEFT: GMGSN K. Neal, GMG3 S. Martin, ENS J. Murukis, SN J. Jones, GMGSA G. Sanson, GMGSN J. Monroe, GMGSN K. Elliott, GMG2 J. Dehart, GMGSN S. Krawchuk, GMG3 N. Wiggins, GMG3 T. Gump ABOVE: EMSC D. Palencia, MMC L. Webb, SN J. Smith, CW03 E. Butler, BM3 J. Piatt, SN D. Morrison, SA J. Haycook. SA G. Ferguson, BM2 D. Thorpe, BMl E. Ashe, SN T. Walker, BM3 C. Richardson 17 ABOVE LEFT: DPCS J. Anderson. SKC M. Camacho, DPC M. Mathias. SK2 J. Hopkinson, DSl R. Morgan, SK2 D. Coleman, DP2 T. Hanson, SK3 M. Byrd, DPS J. Landphair, DS3 L. Bartelmey, AKl R. Shaw, DP2 G. Rubbert, SKCS R. Butler, DPSN S. Kukowski, DPS J. Moss, SKS R. Todhunter. SK2 C. Scruggs, DPS W. Elliott, DPS G. Mosley, DP2 B. Barresi, SKI K. Church, LTJG A. Tibayan, DPI M. Jenness, AKS T. Workman, SK2 C. Tozier, SKSA K. Ferrell, LT E. Pacheco, DPS J. Rayos, DPSN G. O ' Neal, DPS C. King BELOW LEFT: SHS A. Clayton, SKC F. Kerekes, SKSN D. Park, SKSN McCoy, SKI W. Foster, SK2 J. McClearn, SK2 H. Mulhiscn, SKSN R. Jackson, SKSA Sams, SKSA B. Cravens, SKSN M. Ashmore, SKSA J. Radman, OSSN N. Gaylor, SKS M. Cooley, SKSN C. Derr, SKSN M. Schnittker, SK2 R. Jeffery, SKI A. Watson, SKI R. Higgins, LT G. Crismon, SHSN I. McLeod, SKSN R. Lazare. SK2 J. Posa, SKSA M. Tutek, SK2 M. Brown, OSSN Barnhill, SKSN L. Hart, SKSR Graves, SKSN K. Rerko, SKSA T. Shankles, SKSN U. Lopez, SKSA W. Simmons, SKS B. Foster, SKS H. O ' Doherty, SKI F. Cantada, SKSN Vincent, SKSN C. Godsey, SKI O. Caramat, DKS E. Brown, SKSN G. Stone, SKI V. Stokes ABOVE: MSCS J. Betton, MSSN J. Plummer, MSSN R. Vanderveer, MSI R. Cherry, MSI L. Wallace, MSSN P. Faircloth, MSC J. Mercado, MSI R. Malinao, MS2 D. Moss, MS2 R. Hicks, MSSN P. Showell, MS3 A. White, MSS E. Adams, MSSN W. Hensley, MSSN C. Vondenbosch, MSS M. Walsh, MSSN R. Dougherty, LTJG B. Cole, MSI J. Hurst. 19 ABOVE: SKSN D. Park, MSSN T. Walker, SMSN W. Jones, SN M. Skiles, RMSN D. Mirante, BTFN J. Davis, HTFN R. Crane, SN M. Quinn, SA S. Eckhart, YNSN J. Pope, SN D. Clary, GMGSN N. Pointer, SA Kruse, SN M. Jourdan, SN G. Bruton, HTFN G. Brown, BTFN R. Treece, RMSN J. Lowery, SKSR L. Hart, SKSR R. Jackson, SN Horn, ICFN D. Littleton ABOVE RIGHT: SH3 A. Clayton, SH3 R. Graziano, SHSN H. Aziz, SHSR I. McLeod, SH3 S. Craig, SHSN T. Chambers, SH3 K. Harris, SHSN E. Ortiz, SHI Deherrera, LTJG G. Collins, SH2 F. Maurath BELOW RIGHT: SK3 E. Brown, DK3 J, Ransom, DKl E. Punongbayan, LTJG G. Collins, 3 4 Million $ 20 i ,ri - |i 21 @) C T5 Mils liil [!m] ABOVE: SMS R. Cooke, SM2 W. Partee, SMI R. Phelps, SMSN R. Woodson, SMI E. Harper, SMSN W. Jones, SMSN T. Benoit ABOVE RIGHT: RM2 P. Mann, RMSN R. Bell. RM3 S. Harlin, RMSN D. Norick, RMSN J. Lowery BELOW RIGHT: RMC J. Johnson, RMC T. Beveridge, RMSN W. Hayes, RMl L. Solomon, RM2 P. Eason, RMSN Murray, RMS W. Clemens, RMl W. Linscott, RMSN Mitchell, RM2 W, Claxton, RMl E. Bradshaw, RMSN M. Soder, RMSN R. Bell, RMS R. Vickery, RMS E. Ingram (not pictured: RMSR D. Reheil) 23 24 ABOVE LEFT: SR R. Otlowski, OSSN C. Davis, OSSN W. Barnhill, OSSN B. Carroll, OSSN R. Waldon, OSSR N. Gaylor BELOW LEFT: ENS L. Weill, 053 B. McLaughlin, 0S2 G. Anderson, OSS R. Ballard, 0S3 J. Allen. 0S2 G. Anderson, 0S3 R. Ballard, 0S3 J. Allen, 0S2 T. Miller, OSl G. Anderson, OSSR L. Evans, OSSN V. Brown, OSSN W. Ford, SR E. Lewis LEFT: ET3 R. Roswold, ET3 R. Haynes, ET2 M. Wagstaff, ET3 Jeff Spohn, ET3 J. Gibbons, ET3 S. Dalrymple, ET2 D. Smith 25 LEFT: LTJG R. Russell, QMC L. Simmons BELOW: QM2 K. Harris, QMC C. Simmons, QMS D Kluck, QMl L. Harding, QMSN C. Jenkins, QMSN J Luton, LTJG R. Russell, QMl A. Grindell Ij-T-in 26 BELOW: LT R. Higgins, ADl N. Smith, AE2 E. Ronncnberg, AE3 J. Rybarczyk, AMS3 J. Goodman, AD3 J. Heck, AD2 J. Bryson, AK2 C. Weaver. AZl M. Alsbrooks, SN J. Jones, AT2 D. Hurda, AMH2 W. Haver, LT D. Cooper, PRAN V. Mandanici. ADS A. Chase, LT G. Norris, A02 D. Lehman, AD2 D. Allen, LCDR J. Compton, LT S. Savas, AMSl R. Simpson, AEC J. Vargas, ATS T. Mari 27 mmti T[iwiEiD)[E[p [ T A mri TmiEiD)!MP iET[M][Mm . RIGHT: MAC S. Zinchuk, BMl R. Stiles, IC2 W. Johnson, ETl R. Fotch fz [D)m ©MM LEFT: PCS R. Spillman, PCI M. Hogan RIGHT: YNSN H. Copeland, PNl J. Bayona ' ,r%. m .■ ■•.«?; v y-. ■ ' w-- -:j ■{Ifw- E J- ■; -- s.- §fei- -3! r, rhe Concord Mission: 1 i HB. . . VTT :t-x REPLENISHMENT USS CONCORD is a Mars Class Combat Stores Ship. It carries in its five holds about 28,000 different items of fresh, frozen, and dry provisions including general and technical supplies as well as fuel oil. These supplies are delivered to the Sixth Fleet in the Mediterranean and transported to their decks using the most modern naval techniques in the world. These techniques were developed so that fighting ships would not have to leave their area of operations to replenish themselves. In Underway Replenishment the goods are delivere d at sea. Unreps are accomplished by connected, along side replenishment and vertical, helicopter replenishment. Orders from customer ships arrive via radio message, processed by automatic data processing computers and then cargo is prepared for delivery. In photo 1, SKI Allen Watson locates a tiny part in one of the many small drawers of Hold 1 while SKSN Barry Craven and SK3 Tony Clayton breakout bulkier supplies from Hold 2 in photo 2. Once broken out, supplies are then boxed and palletized as SK2 Mike Brown, OSSN Charles Davis, SKI Francis Cantada, and OSSA William Barnhill are doing in photo 3. In photo 4 are Unrep team members SK3 Rick Todhunter, SK3 Mike Byrd, LTjg Art Tibayan, SKI Keith Church, and SKSA Kevin Ferrell. These men are responsible for the paper work required to get the goods on board, then to make sure the right goods get to the right customer. Essential to Connected Replenishment, SR Al Alcon, SR Jeff Thomas, and a shipmate make ready the STREAM equipment (Standard Tension Replenishment Alongside Meathod) which keeps high-tensioned cargo tines in constant, even tension (photo 5). Once all other preparations are made, cargo is staged on the decks as in photo 6. ready to be delivered. Photo 7 shows FN Dave Gbson in Main Control answering the bells that take CONCORD out to sea. QMSN Dwayne Kluck in photo 8 is shown determining the ship ' s position which will be plotted and compared to the customer ' s portion so the two can meet. SR Andrew Golden, SR James Phelps, SA James Daniels, SA Dwayne Morrison, and SA Scott Eckhart wait in proper attire in photo 1. OSS Bert McGlaughlin in photo 2 picks up the customer ship on radar and passes the information to the ' wayne Kluck, MMFN Paul Lamorgese, and ENS Al Nerjno monitor course adjustments. In photo 4, GMG3 Nathan Wiggins and SA Andy Reichle wait on deck to fire shot lin from ship to ship. Finally the customer ship, in photo the USS Eisenhower (CVN-69, makes its approach. As it doet Vertrep commences using Concord two HC-46 helicopters. When th iship is in position along side, she lines are fired and passed as i photos 5,6, and 7 which will be use to haul the cables from ship to ship . Kltts Photo 1 shows the Ike dwarfing Concord sailors as it pulls alongside. In the winch control booth in photo 2 BM2 Dave Smith, SR Kimbert Ramos, BM3 Dale Beaudette, BMSN Pat Smith, and BM3 Jeff Schueler keep a carefull eye on the cables. CAPT Don Boecker oversees operations from the starboard bridge wing in photo 3. His successor, CAPT F. J. Dougherty at work (photo 4). • I Photo 5 and 6 shows cargo being placed into position and made ready for transporting. Electric winches haul lines in and out to lift the cargo off the deck and over to the customer (photo 7). In photo 8, CW03 Eugene Butler, Ship ' s Bos ' n, keeps an experienced eye on safety and efficiency on station 6. Once a pallet of cargo is in place, all attention is on getting it moved safely. In photo 2, BM3 Herdis Brown, BM3 Dave Hander, SA William Dickens, GMGSN Ken Elliott, SN George Torrence and BMl Ronald Stiles watch a load come under tension and raise off the deck. On another station, BMl Ernest Ashe signals the winch operator to raise the load just a bit more in photo 4. Following a long hit with the Ike, PNSN Steve Fish and guest from the British Royal Navy watch her head for the horizon and another conrep is complete. HELSUPPRON SIX KVIATION FLIGHT SCHEDULE . . helicopters and air crew to Replenishment or Vertrep. The schedule board in photo 1 shows the earlj hours they must sometimes work. In photo 2, A T3 Tony Mari is shown personalizing a wing stub shortly after arriving on board. A02 Don Lehman in photo 3 and AMSl Ricky Simpson in photo 4 go through some of many safety and operational checks that must be performed to maintain an accident free evolution. of helicopter, but it still has to be pushed out onto the flight deck. Shown in photo 5 are AD2 Dale Allen, A02 Don Lehman, ARC Jose Vargas, and LT Sam Savas pushing while L T Ray Higgins rides and A T3 Tony Man drives in photo 9. Getting the cargo ready is the next step. In photos 6 and 7, SKI Rich Higgins moves a pallet into place by fork truck while SN Joel Glass, BTFN Gary Gill, BTFN Randy Bates, and BTFN Rick Williams, wrap the cargo in cargo nets. An evolution ' s worth of Vertrep cargo can fill a flight deck as can be seen in photo 8. • i Once the evolution begins and the helos are in the air the rest of the vertrep is a routine b ut tricky hovering over the cargo to be hooked up as in photos 1 and 2, and liked off the deck and over to the customer ship as in photos 3, 4, 5, and 6. ' ' - --sa AROUND THE SHIP FA Jeff Davis, BT3 James Conklin, BT3 Randy Bates, BT3 Bobby Taft, MM2 Greg Myers, MMFA Paul Lamor- gese, BT3 Kenneth Cohen, BTFN Gerald Timmons 2. BTFN Gerald Timmons 3. CAPT Dougherty, LCDR Robert McDonough 4. USS La Salle fire 5. BMl Ernest Ashe, Dana Truitt 6. SA Frank Buhidar 7. QMC Larry Simmons 8. Asbestos Man watches evolution 1. SA William Dickens, SH3 Lenny Holmes, EMS Rosco Bynum, SH3 Tony Clayton, DPSN Don Scott, FN David Mclvor 2. MR3 Eugene Rose, HTFN Doug Swoveland 3. HTl Jimmy Hundley, LTJG Tom Childs, HTl Marty Miller 4. MSI Romeo Mejia, SKI Orlan do Caramat, PNl Felino Bayona, LTJG Art Tibayan, DKl Ed Punongbayan 5. YN3 Jim Gannon, BM2 Kevin O ' Shea 6. MSI Larry Wallace 7. ENS Al Gonzalez, LTJG Tom Childs, LTJG Gary Collins 8. SR Pat Smith, BM2 Stan Salisbury, BM3 Ronny Adkins, SA Don Roberts, SA Frank Buhidar 9. HTFN Grant Layton, LTJG Art Tibayan 10. DET 5 flys on 11. RMC James Johnson, HTC Carl Robinson 12. SKSA and Mrs. Louis Hart ' m ■£ ' vcfi l f ' % ' Jr pj 47 1. CAPT Dougherty 2. CAPT Eloise Boecker 3. AK3 Terry Workman, ET2 Mark Wagstaff 4. Mount 32 Crew 5. SKSA Karl Kuhrt, SKSN John Tanner 6. BMl Eugene Robinson, BM3 Hurdis Brown 7. BMCM Ronald Chick, CAPT Dougherty, FN Andrew Johnson, SN Darryl Wilcox, SA Andy Reichle, BMl Ernest Ashe, SA Tim Lathan, SN Jim Dunston, SA Dwayne Morrison 8. HTFN Bob Crane, MSI Romeo Malinao, MSI Larry Wallace, RMSA Jim Lowery, LTJG Dennis Cole, MSSA Bo Plummer, MSSA Andrew White, SR Greg Bruton 48 Swim Call Fantail Picnic MMFR Mitch Mansker, DSl Mark Morgan, IC3 Gary Porter FN David Mclvor Fresh Water Wash Down SR Joe Smith 7. MS3 Mike Walsh, MSSN Pedro Showell 8. SA Mike Jourdan, MMC Larry Webb, BTl Ken Jeter, MSSN Earnest Adams 9. MSSN Billy Hensley, SA Bryan Skiles, RMSN Dennis Mirante. SMSN Billy Jones, SR Mike Quinn, MSSA Bo Plummer, MS2 Jim Hurst, MSSN Earnest Adams 10. BM3 Steve Drew, BMSN Dave Hander 11. SK2 John McClearn, SKSR Ken Rerko, SKSN Hugh O ' Doherty, DP3 Juan Rayos l .!f- ' 49 1. Mrs. Gay Boecker, CAPT Don Boecker, CAPT Francis Dougherty, Mrs. Marilyn Dougherty 2. HT2 Tim Karriker, DPCS Jim Anderson 3. CAPT Boecker, SH2 Fred Murath, BM2 Darryll Thorpe, SH3 Shorty Harris, AE2 Eric Ronnenberg 4. GMG3 Scott Martin, QMSN Carl Jenkins 5. CAPT Dougherty, visit- ing Commodore, LTJG Greg Norris, CDR Stephen Cher- tock, LCDR Ken Nelson, Mac Scott Zinchuk 6. BMC Carl Brown, BMSN Dave Hander, SA Andrew Johnson 7. YN3 Benny Dawes, PN2 Fred Turner, YN3 Steve Hayes 8. BM3 Robert Stamper, SN Joel Glass, SN John Conley 1. SA Dwayne Morrison, GMGSN Nathan Pointer, EM3 Robert Bunnell, BMSN James Daniels, SK3 Johnny Rose, SA Pablo Veloz, SA Jeff Haycock, AK3 Terry Workman, SK2 Jeffery, SKSR Gary Stone, BMSN Jeff Thomas, SK2 Mike Brown 2. SA Dwayne Morrison, SA Don Roberts, BMSN John Piatt, SR Don Jamieson, BMSN Dave Hander, SA Andrew Johnson 3. DK3 Eddie Brown, LTJG Art Tibayan 4. CAPT Dougherty 5. MS3 Bob Dougherty, MSSR Bob Vanderveer, MS2 Don Moss, DP2 Gary Rubbert 6. LT Doc Blakey 7. LT John Riddell, BMCM Ronald Chick, HTC Carl Robin- son, MMC Larry Webb, ETSN Mike Ingraham 8. SKSN Hugh O ' Doherty 9. BMl Ernest Ashe, SN Joe Smith, SKSN Rhody Lazare 10. SK2 Mike Brown, SKSN Tom Shankles, SK2 Herb Mulhi- scn, SKSN Warren Simmons, SKSN Mike Tutek 11. LT Sam Savas, LT David Cooper, LT Larry Murphy 12. Explosion in the Lebanese Hills 51 1. GMGC Sam Brown, EMCS Wendall Wall, BTC David Thibodeau, ENS Terrance Beaver- idge, HTC Carl Robinson 2. HTl Jimmy Hundley, HTFN Mat Bullard, HTl Tim Kerriker 3. LCDR Thomas Skinner, CAPT Dougherty, LCDR Ken Nelson, BMCM Ronald Chick, MAC Scott Zinchuk 4. MSI Romeo Malineo 5. Chaplain Riddell says mass at sea 6. BM3 Ronnie Adkins, BM2 Brax- ton Berkeley, BM3 Mike Nance 7. BM3 Mike Stamper, SN Steve Ford secure for sea 8. HN Joe Clevenger makes his point. 9. RM2 Paul Eason, CDR Steven Chertock 10. Minutemen watch flight opera- tions. ffi 52 1. SN Steve Ford, HTl Marty Miller 2. Desparate Squid 3. SHSN Hamza Aziz 4. PRAN Virgil Igor MandanicI 5. CW03 Eugene Butler, BMCM Ronald Chick, EMCS Demar Palencia, CAPT Dougherty 6. BOS ' N ' S Mates Hard at Work 7. The Cream Puffs: LTJG Greg Norris. LT Bob Okoniewski. LT Ray Higgins. LT Dave Cooper. LT Sam Davis, entertain LTJG Rich Russell. LT Dave Blakey. and CW03 Eugene Butler 8. The Watson Brothers. SKI Allen and MM3 Wayne. 9. CDR Stephen Chertock. LCDR Carl Finefrock. LT Craig Robie, LTJG Art Tibayan. LTJG Garry Collins 10. SN Wade Nason. MMFN Jim Julius. BM3 Christopher Richardson, MM2 Jim Joiner, MM3 Wayne Watson. 53 1. SN Wayland Koski 2. SKSN John Tanner 3. IC2 Jeff Willacker. LT Tom Childs 4. SK3 Rhody Lazare 5. The Owl 6. The Usual Basket Ball Game 7. BMCM Ronald Chick, SKSN Louis Hart ;. CAPT Dougherty, visiting Commodore, LTJG Tom Macs 9. BTFN Matt Hoban, EMS Dave Naugler, HTFN Doug Swoveland, HTFN Mark Wloczewski, HTl Jimmy Hundley, SA John Groat, HTFR Grant Layton, HTl Tim Karriker, HTFN Bob Crane, MRS Eugene Rose, HTFA Greg Brown, HM2 Jeff Cox after an early morning close call. — M P ' tlilk ' K H ' :±Jm ■ - I i f % 54 1. All Hand assemble on the Flight Deck 2. BMSN Doc Billy Smith, BM3 Rondal Adkins. 3. SKSA Warren Simmons, SKSN Carl Kurht 4. Mai, SA Donnie Roberts 5. SN Kimbert Ramos, BM3 Dana Truitt, BM3 Mark Chambers, SR Leonardo Guerra 6. LTJG Rich Russell, QM2 Kevin Harris 7. SK2 Dino Coleman and Friends at Recnlistment 8. SR Enno Kurtz 9. SKI Allen Watson, SKSN Sams, SK2 Herbert Mulhiscn 10. LTJG Tom Maes, CAPT Dougherty, 11, Fantail Picnic 55 ,4 1. HTFN Mark Wlocze wski 2. QM3 Dwayne Kluck 3. SKI Vincent Stokes, SKSA Barry Cravens, SKSN Marc Schnittker, SH2 Tony Clayton, DPSA Pete Knapp 4. MSI Romeo Mejea 5. SR John Groat, HTFN Greg Brown, SA Dan Buchanan, MSI Romeo Mejia, SR Bill Horn, SHSN Ed Ortiz 6. W-A-AO-00-0 iiii[::i ¥ n 56 PORTS Departed Norfolk Rota. Spain La Maddalena. Sardinia . Naples. Italy Naples, Italy Augusta Bay, Sicily , Trieste. Italy U Maddalena. Sardinia ... Palma de Mallorca. Spain Malaga. Spain . Naples. Italy . Haifa, Israel . Gaeta. Italy .. La Maddalena, Sardinia San Remo. Italy Alicante. Spain . Haifa. Israel .... U Maddalena. SardinU Ibiza, Spain Malaga. Spain .. Augusta Bay, Sicily ... Antalya. Turkey La Maddalena. Sardinia ... Naples. Italy Palma de Mallorca, Spain . Rota. Spain Return Norfolk .... 29 APR 8-11 MAY 18 MAY ... 19-22 MAY .. 30 MAY - 7 JUN 17 JUN . 21-24 JUN .... 27 JUN ..... 28 JUN - 1 JUL .. 2-5 JUL . 21 JUL - 5 AUG . 11-12 AUG . 17 AUG 18 AUG 23-29 AUG 31 AUG - 6 SEP .... 18-20 SEP 26 SEP .. 28 SEP - 1 OCT . 2-4 OCT .... 7 OCT ..... 14-17 OCT . 24 OCT .. 25-28 OCT 1-5 NOV ... 6-10 NOV 21 NOV waves at San Remo ET2 Mark Wagstaff, DPSN Gary O ' Neil, AK2 Terry Workman, DSl Rick Morgan play for orphans in Alicante, Spain. 3. Statue at entrance to port in Malaga, Spain 4. The entrance to Concord working grounds: The Rock of Gibraltar 5. Israeli Soldiers wave as Concord 6. Night scene of Haifa, Israel 7. PN2 Fred Turner, PN3 Larry Dickey, PNSN Steve Fish 8. AK3 Terry Workman 9. BMCM Ronald Chick is confronted by vender 10. Crowd of sightseers wait to tour Concord in Malaga, Spain 11. CW03 Eugene Butler, LTJG Rich Russell — LTJG Greg Norris, di h.,ivi nonaiu i Chick, SA Pablo Veloz, AKl Bob Shaw, DSl Rick Morgan, LT John Riddcll, SN . Mike Ingraham on tour in the Holy Land 13. Signs on the French Riviera « 14. Midshipmen enjoy Trieste, ItalyS cuisine | 15. SA Dwayne Morrison, BM3 Jef Schueler, MMFN Gary Swygert land San Remo f w S I H mTlTiK BSS p jj ■ I Ih ■ i 1 at Ibiza, Spain. 2. Miss Concord stretches out her hand in thanks to 4th of July party voters. 3. MMFM Victor Jefferson, MMl Rich Garnett, YNSN Joe Pope, MSSN Billy Hensley, SH3 Lenny Holmes cook up some ribs. 4. MM3 Kenny Collum, SK3 Johnny Rose, MSSA John, Weaver, SN Mike Nelson at their usual watering hole. 5. QMl Al Grindell, midship- man, A02 Don Lehman, ENS John Murukis 6. SN Joel Glass, DPS J- Rayos and Spanish beautys 7. SA Issac McLeod, RM2 I Eason 8. St. Peter ' s 9. Concord in holiday dress in Malaga, Spain on the 4th. 10. BMSR Pat Smith, BMSN Dog Face, SM3 Rod Cooke, in Hiafa ' s London Pride. 11. LTjg Martin Perez, LCDR Ken Nelson, CAPT Dougherty. 12. HTl Tim Kerriker and HTFN Bob Crane suck down a cool one in Torremolinos 1. The castle at fleet landing in Naples, Italy. 2. AD2 Dale Allen AE3 Joe Rybarczyk enjoy some soccer at Carney Park. 3. Crew members take off at the start of the fitness run. 4. Hydrofoil makes its way out to Capri. 5. Concord sailors inspect the tomb of Christ. 6. Elaborate architecture in Na- ples. 7. SKI Vince Stokes rides the liberty boat into Ibiza, Spain. 8. MSI Larry Wallace 9. BT3 Jim Conklin, BT3 Ivan Johnston 10. RMSN Dennis Mirante, BMSN Mike Blong SKSN Mike Ash- more welcome visitors in Alicante, Spain. 11 12. HM3 Hal Kay, HTFN Bob Crane, SHSA Rocky Graziano, MS2 Don Moss, HTl Tim Kerrike DP3 Juan Rayos, SK3 Ric Todhunter, EM2 Kevin Cannej YN3 Benny Dawes and sever; Turks yuk it up in Antalyi Turkey. 13. SMSR Tin Benoit models souvenir of the Middle East.. m 1. SK3 Mike Byrd MSSR Ron Ameika 2. DPC Mark Jenness and DPCS James Anderson soak up the Spanish sun. 3. BT3 Jim Conklin leads FN Jim Haley, SK3 Mike Byrd, MMFR Mitch Mansker, and SMSR Robert Woodson in a song while ET3 Jim Gibbons grins and bears it in Rota. 4. PNSN Steve Fish, MS2 Rick Hicks, SH3 Rocky Graziano, and SH3 Tony Clayton celebrate the end in Rota. 5. YN3 Andy Milwee, HMl Jeff Cox, HM3 Hal Kay, and SK3 Mike Byrd listen to SKI Rich Higgins spin a sea tale. First call to rmrro contest winners r i s I ' l ' iir ' s winiwrs were selected bv the CO .in,l O. Eiisl Place in this year ' s photo contest ii ' .is taken bv PC3 Robert Spillni.in of the USS EISEN- HOWER conihicting flight opera- Secomi Place entrv is of the USS NEW JERSEY taken from the air in one of CONCORDS HC-4b helicopters by AZii Toni Mari. ThirJ Place winner is also of the USS NEW JERSEY taken by SN George 7 ci;;i ' u-i ' from the deck of CONCORD while steaming off the C( ist of Lebanon. lP [| !..-. -. tX. -:i .- --. Helo 10 picks up a load of retrograde from the deck of the NEW JERSEY. 5V infamous Cream Puffi PN3 Turner. PN3 Dickey and YN3 Gannon toast the good times in Gitmo. A very eerie aerial view of CONCORD. SK3 Cooler a on the island 6 ! KC SXfi-J|Cj s take a walk ear Naples. Italy. St. Peter ' s Cathedral, Vatican City. Beach at Capri harbor. :w-- ' -. • .iff ■ ' ' , i, ♦ -«s, f ■ - _ iMf: ■ ■ ' « i ' s stand ready for pleasure in Ischia. Overview of St. Peter ' s Square. 3 QclifpMiaJllrr.an. S.V Glass and -f wment to Gen. Garibaldi in Rome. The island of Capri mapped in beautiful Italian tile. A classic Capri Seascape E TIRREHO YN3 Uajx njoying ikmless expensi of PalmaJff the base of an altatcin St. Peter ' s. Wind surfers ride the French Riviera. ■■ ' t t ' ,. t iZMriiv ' ' k,mi This { ears 3n y topless shot fronj ' J0ante, Spa . M H V K ' Bf P ' u iiji L B b_ v j i s; V omm . j ;f . M ij • ■ - nc. ■. iiy i ' • l ' ' ■ 1 Pre-bull fight parade rre-Dui tignt paraae . ;• _. -.- . - . :. v i '  tj the finer points of the perron. - ' S ' uVI!.- . Fishermen repair nets in San Remo. Alicante fort towers behind the bull ring. O e Aa Cathedral in Monacoville Tourists relax behind the Monaco Palace. ' A one-way street in Monacoville. Monte Carlo harbor as seen from Monacoville. . ' ■■..A - vivin M -- 3iiF Facade of the Prince ' s Palace ' fi I! ?1 P Is Stoned in Monacoville Casino Monte Carlo fi . 4cw The famous 24 hour clock of Ven- ice. Masterpieces and gold trim line the ceiling and walls of the Dozier ' s Palace in Venice Statues of the Dozier and the Lion of Venic i The busy Grand Canal of Venice. H 1 ::S- 1 H. ■ ' n ' - 1 ■Ljjii ' - ■ ■••■- H l Hfe-t- Hlr . p- . i -c r H B- ' I ' - l Bj --; T ' N-V -l l K- « w H Bu ' ' H ■ ,. ' a ' T j l Bi? ' ' ' :r - ' f ' ' J| H BTv ' ' . -o H -r ' ; H H ■ ' c H ■ . ■ ■ - K ■ ' I I H K-- , ' .s■. ■ MILESTONES DEPARTURE One of the, if not the, roughest days of cruise is day one. With feable smiles tacked on sad faces, families say goodbye. In photo 1, QMSN Mrs. Carl Jenkins (newlyweds) manage a smile as others around them begin the long wait. In photo 2, Mrs. Boecker waves a cheerful bon voyage to the crew. SKSA Mrs. Marc Schnittker get in one last hug in photo 3. COMM Baker. COM- SERVRON FOUR gives CAPT Boecker some last words of encouragement in photo 4 and CAPT Boecker gives the final salute to the ensign before the brow is raised in photo 5. In photo 6 a baby makes an attempt to see daddy one more time. As Concord pulls away from the pier, sad salutes are rendered in photo 7. And of course there ' s the last look at home (photo 8). y ' 1 1 ' . Jl ' 4 f Wrct .Ir -V- — ' • SAv ' : S-. ' ' - ' CHANGE OF COMMAND F r s? y X r J- In Saples. Italy on July 28. 1983 CAPT Francis J. Dougherty. LJSS relieved CAPT Donald V. Boecker. USS as commanding officer of USS Concord I.AFS-S). Photo 1 shous LTjg Tom Maes and LCDR Jim Compton as they pass out programs prior to the ceremony. Sideboys and honor guards line the entrance to the flight deck for the guest dignitaries (photo 2 3). CAPT Dougherty says his first words to the creu: If we ' re not having fun. ue ' re not doing it right. (photo 4) In photo 5 CAPT Boecker stands relieved of duty. CAPT Mrs. Boecker pose with CAPT Mrs. Dougherty (photo 6) and the Captains ceremoniously cut the cake in photo 7. The Changing of the Guard He waited for a long, long time At last, his dream came true For he had every confidence His orders would come through He got the job, though many don ' t A prized Command at Sea And learned that his new watch-word was Responsibility The awesome trzist ■ a ship at sea Is earned by just a few And trust more awesome tfian the ship The safety of the crew He more than earned the crew ' s respect His discipline itas fair He led them with a friendly style A leadership that ' s rare He filled all his requirements According to the plan And guided them to distant shores They treasured their Old Me But Captains come, and Captains go And that ' s the part that ' s hard They knew they ' d lost a good friend at The changing of the guard 85 FAREWELL TO CAPT D. V. BOECKER, USN In photo 1 CAPT Mrs. Boecker smile for one last picture in his sea cabin in photo 1 while in photo 2 their emotions show through. CAPT Boecker says goodbye to the crew on the mess decks (photo 3). CAPT Boecker chats with wardroom members and CAPT Dougherty during his farewell party in the wardroom (photo 4). In photo 5, officers of Concord give CAPT Boecker a final salute as he goes to the change of command ceremony. And in photo 6, CAPT Boecker displays his last custom Concord cake. w. 86 AWARDS AND ADVANCEMENTS i% 9M tMlL UA m r f. ' if r- ' - ' -f Auards and advancements mark probably The most sig- nificant personal milestones in anyones . aval career. Though there are many men promoted and many auards presented. the photos on these pages represent an overview of the cruise events in this area. CELEBRA TIONS ' ' A celebration here and there throughout the cruise helps to breali up the regular routine. In photo 1. the XO. SKCS Roger Butler. and YNSN Harvey Copeland cut a birthday cake for all those shipmates with birth- days in the February to May period. Photo 2 shows SR Kimbert Ramos. LCDR Javier Gracia. and FN Angel Diaz celebrate National Hispanic Week. In photo 3. BTFN Rick Treece. CAPT Boecker. BTl Ken Jeter, and BMCM Ronald Chick cut an Armed Forces Day cake. Notice that follow-through as CAPT Boecker smacks one to the outfield during a Memorial Day party at Carney Park in Naples (photo 4). In photo 5,C PO ' s were caught celebrating their survival of the fitness run at Ce.iiiey Park. Photo 6 was taken the 4th of July party at the USO in Torremolinos. Spain. Shown is MSCS James Betton presenting Miss Concord 1983 to the crew following a beauty talent show. 91 OVER if .. f « ' K _ ? 59llyr? 20H8v: it a , si ? 92 u K ' : Aside from departure and homecoming, there is hardly a more emotional time of the cruise than turnover. The top photo shows the crew of the USS SAN DIEGO (AFS-6) in Rota, Spain as CONCORD arrived to relieve them. The respectfull salute they rendered was followed by three cheers as they welcomed our arrival. The other photos here are of USS SYLVANlA ' s approach and an under way off-load that brought most every Minuteman topside for a long awaited look at their relief. A common phrase of the day: It ' s hard to believe it ' s been seven months! •l i ' Trt BREAK AWAY All your pallets have been transferred All your requisitions cleared Running side-by-side was safe, I hear Thanks to the course you steered We hope you got what you asked for Cause the evolution ' s through Here ' s something that you ' ve heard before It ' s the last we ' ll say to you Break away, break way Let ' em drop into the foam Break away, break away One more step on our way home Break away, break away We ' ll meet again some day Break away, break away Unless at home we all should stay ir, I ill ' ' ' t. . 1 93 fuoxtmwi I HOMECOMING A SAILOR ' S WIFE She is the object of my dreams Her hopes and mine the same And since I cannot be with her My pictures in a frame It helps her when she thinks of me A memory with a face But soon I will return to her To take that memory ' s place A sailor ' s life is on the sea She knew it from the start A sailor ' s wife accepts the hurt And loves with all her heart She understands why I must do The things I feel are right But understanding won ' t stop tears She just might cry tonight She goes through endless, lonely hours Just doin ' what she can To fill the void left by his loss She misses her old man A sailor ' s life is on the sea She knew it from the start A sailor ' s wife accepts the hurt And loves with all her heart 95 Credit Thanks to: DPS Juan Rayos. 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