Detroit (AOE 4) - Naval Cruise Book

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' k, 1 f- ff . f fTii?'T22T-Eiiy 1'-' 1 41 'N L Q xx y , rf .y -A.. COMMANDING OFFICER CAPT JOHN C SCRAPPER Captain John C. Scrapper was born in Brockton, Massachusetts, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Christopher A. Scrapper. He was appointed to the U.S. Naval Academy in 1965 and graduated with the class of 1969. He was designated a Naval Aviator in July 1971. After his first assignment to Aviation Training Squadron TWENTY-FOUR and Aviation Training Squad- ron FOUR as an Advanced Jet Flight Instructor in the TF- 9J Grumman Cougar Aircraft, he was assigned to the Medium Attack Community based out of NAS Whidbey Island, Washington, in October 1973. Over the next fourteen years, Captain Scrapper served in aviation squadrons and staffs while flying the A-6 Intruder All Weather Attack Aircraft. His billet assignments in- cluded all branch, division, and department head officer positions while alternately specializing as a Carrier Landing Signal Officer. His tours included numerous deployments to the Mediterranean, Indian, and West- ern Pacific Oceans aboard Carriers CORAL SEA CCV- 43J, AMERICA QCV-661, ENTERPRISE QCVN-65, and KITTY HAWK KCV-631. In June 1984, Captain Scrapper reported to At- tack Squadron 165 as Executive Officer. After return- ing from a WESTPAC cruise aboard USS KITTY HAWK QCV-63D in January 1986, he assumed the Command- ing Officer position. During his Command tour, his Squadron received the COMNAVAIRPAC Battle E , Meritorious Unit Commendation, the CNO Safety S , Hughes Aircraft Corporation Intruder Squadron of the year Award, Norden Corporation Pickle Barrel Award for Bombing Excellence, Pratt 81 Whitney Corporation FOD Free Squadron of the year, and COMMATVAQWINGPAC Maintenance Squadron of the Year. They were subsequently awarded the coveted Admiral McKlusky Award by the Secretary of the Navy as the Number One Attack Squadron in the United States Navy. In 1988, Captain Scrapper was selected for bo- nus command and assumed position as Deputy Com- mander, Carrier Air Wing FIFTEEN, aboard USS CARL VINSON KCVN-705. During deployments to the West- ern Pacific and Northern Pacific, he actively partici- pated as the Strike Warfare Commander and Anti- Surface Warfare Commander for multiple Carrier Battle Groups as well as qualifying' in minimal time as Command Duty Officer for the Starship VINSON. He was chosen for sequential deep draft command with assignment to USS DETROIT QAOE-41, and fol- lowing his Air Wing tour, Captain Scrapper was assigned to Deputy Chief of Naval Operations for Naval Warfare as the Director of the Navy's Technical Support Group. Captain Scrapper assumed command of USS DE- TROIT QAOE-41 in January 1992 successfully leading her through an exciting training cycle and an aggressive Mediterranean deployment supporting SIXTH FLEET Battle Groups. Captain Scrapper has over 4000 hours and 300 traps in Tactical Carrier Aircraft. His decorations in- clude the Legion of Merit, the Meritorious Service Medal, Navy Commendation Medal, Navy Achieve- ment Medal, and various expeditionary medals. Captain Scrapper is married to the former Elizabeth Ann Davis of Oak Harbor, Washington. They reside in Colts Neck, New Jersey, with their son John Davis f J .D. J . EXECUTIVE OFFICER CDR STEPHE J WALSH Commander Stephen J. Walsh was born in Be- thesda, Maryland, the son of Lieutenant Colonel and Mrs. John J. Walsh, USMC. He is a 1976 graduate of West Virginia University, eaming the degree of Bachelor of Music QMusic Historyj. He enlisted in the Navy in 1978 and after completing Officer Candidate School served as Second Division Officer aboard USS CHI- CAGO KCG-1 lj, Damage Control Assistant aboard USS CARPENTER QDD-825D, and Electronic Warfare Officer aboard USS BELKNAP KCG-261. Selected for graduate education, he next reported to the Naval Postgraduate School in Monterey, California, completing his Master of Arts in National Security Affairs in 1984. Com- mander Walsh returned to sea as Operations Officer in USS CANISTEO IAO-991, and USS HAYLER QDD-997D. He then served as Coordinated ASW Instructor and Team Trainer Branch Officer at Fleet Antisubmarine Warfare Center, Atlantic, in Norfolk, Virginia. In August 1991 Commander Walsh reported as Executive Officer, USS DETROIT QAOE-41. COMMA D MASTER CHIEF osclvlqsw TERRY H. BARNETT 1 X S 1? E S I F Master Chief Operations Specialist Terry H. Bamett was born in York, Pennsylvania and raised in Harris- burg, Pennsylvania. He graduated from Central Dau- phin High School in June 1966 and entered the Navy in July 1966. Following basic training in Great Lakes, Illinois, he was assigned to NAVASTROGRU DET B in Rosemount, Minn. Prior to reporting to USS DETROIT July 22, 1991 his previous tours included: USS CON- CORD IAFS-51, Operations Specialist A school, USS STANDLEY ICG-321, USS DEWEY QDDG-45J, Naval Training Center, Mayport Fl., USS NICHOLAS IFFG- 47J, Navy's Senior Enlisted Academy, Newport, RI., and the Atlantic Fleet Weapons Training Facility at Roosevelt Roads, Puerto Rico. During his career he has completed six Mediterra- nean deployments, one South American deployment, and one North Atlantic deployment. Master Chief Barnett's awards include the Navy Commendation Medal, Navy Achievement Medal Itwo awardsl, Meritorious Unit Commendation, Coast Guard Meritorious Unit Commendation, Battle Efficiency Rib- bon Ifour awardsl, Good Conduct Medal Ifive awardsl, National Defense Service Medal Itwo awardsj, Humani- tarian Service Medal, Sea Service Deployment Ribbon, Navy and Marine Corps Overseas Service Ribbon and the Coast Guard Special Operations Service Ribbon. Master Chief Barnett is married to the former Susan Jane lbaugh of Harrisburg, PA. They reside in Tinton Falls, New Jersey with their daughter Stacy. MESSAGE FOR THE CREW 0F USS DETRCIT FRGM THE COMMANDING CFFICER iff? ?ff'fQh DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY 3 5 NE3i'i2ZiS02liTLi55 W! ,Leg-3 ap 6Zz f772 DLM7m WMf-92 m QW! ' QMZ-ef M4215 ,aqdmwmf ywmwm T 25. 5 0 wmwwdaa f'O075fX77!F17' waz! U' WL J cwmf Z! . M137 W4 ' wfjgjfffswff Qf?QfwQMZjf Wm gif? ?f fd mmfwfm WM gowwfjiga of ggi Q my K W SHIPS NAMED DETROIT USS DETROIT QAOE-41 is the fifth ship in the U.S. Navy's history to be named in honor of the city of Detroit, Michigan. The first DETROIT, a 19-gun sloop, was captured from the British in the Battle of Lake Erie, September 10, 1813, having been built at the present-day Amherstburg, Ontario, a few months earlier. Badly dam- aged in the battle, she was towed to Put-in-Bay, Ohio, for repairs but remained laid up until bought by commercial trading interests in 1825. I The second DETROIT, a sloop-of-war, was originally christened CANADAIGUA, but was designated USS DETROIT from 15 May to 10 August 1869, after which she was renamed CANADAIGUA. The third DETROIT, a cruiser commissioned in 1893, had a longer and more colorful career than her predecessors. She steamed to Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, to protect American citizens during a period of civil unrest, then deployed to Asia for several years before the 1898 Spanish- American war. During this conflict, she deployed to the Caribbean and captured the Spanish steamer Catalina. She then maintained a Carib- bean patrol until she returned to Boston and was placed out of commls sion on 1 August 1905 The fourth DETROIT a light cruiser was commissioned in 1923 She served on lifeguard duty for the Army Air Corps around the world flight in 1924 She then served as flagship for cruiser and destroyer divisions in the Atlantic and Pacific fleets until 1941 She was in Pearl Harbor during the Japanese attack but managed to get underway and set up an anti aircraft barrage downing several enemy planes Assigned to convoy escort duty for most of the next year she was also tasked to can'y home to the U S 22 tons of gold and silver transferred from a submarine which had managed to escape from the falling Philippines Later she helped guard the Aleutian Islands bombarded Japanese installations in the Kurlles and served as flagship for aircraft carrier supply ships operating off Iwo Jima and Okinawa As one of the few ships to survive the opening day of the war at Pearl Harbor she was among the first to enter Tokyo Bay for the surrender ceremonies on 2 September 1945 She was decommissioned four months later after having carried thousands of our troops home to the United States o 0 o o o 0 0 o 0 7 7 ' 0 0 2 I 1 0 Q Q Q o ooo 0 0 oo o Q o Q 7 oo 0 9 - , . 7 0 as 9 9 0 00 Q o o 7 o o o 0 , , . 7 o 0 0 9 . I Q o 7 ' 0 0 o . . I 0 I UNITED STATES SHIP DEPOT FAST COMBAT SUPPORT SHIP On 28 March 1970 USS DETROIT QAOE 45 was commlssloned She joined the fleet as the fourth of four multn commodity fast combat support ships bullt for the U S Navy wlth ex battleship propulslon plants On 29 November 1966 her keel was land at the Puget Sound Naval Shipyard Bremerton, Washmgton On 2 1 June 1969, she was christened and launched The lead shlp of the class USS SACRAMENTO QAOE lj, as well as the second, USS CAMDEN CAOE 2D, are assigned to the U S Paclflc Fleet USS SEATTLE QAOE 31 and USS DE ' I E 41 are assigned to the U S Atlantlc Fleet These mul M ' Q mbat support ships have brought an increased cap ZZ 22 Z' W 'Z derway replemshment W WWWX ZW W W W of provlslons, combat Z frgfywxy A products, vls a vls, Beans Bullets and Bl 'I e W replemshment faclll 7 W Z WX? X W W y M tles and sophlstlcated Z f X W Q! 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OUCH! is x 'W Pull that stomach in, sailor! 22 l REENLISTMENTS ' 1-1-F,-M-:ml-'s , STEEL BEACH PICNIC W 2 RED SKY AT IGI-IT SAILCRS DELIGHT RED SKY IN THE MORNING SAILOR TAKE WARNING A , U . ,J .V .J ui fl..Qfqi-kiwi.my37.4-L-,,,,5T.,q3-2,g,f:5g,:-4v:.z.:.-at-,rf-511-i-sc-1p:.:1-aw:Q-.Q:L-1,:w.f---zz,L:.,,1:....u-A if ----v . -f -W f ' -'H ' ' ' ' SPORTING EVENTS AN . 'F f N A 0, N '--. ,,,,... , M, . , ,, , , . ., ,. ..,4,,,,-,..,,,.1-,-.,,f-,fr.f.:--4f4::4.l.-4:1-:sci-:.1f-b111.f.i.-L-:.Q-:,,v..f.f44-MRA'1,5-1.1.2.1..:A,L: MJ., .- Y 'V ,VZ CGMMUNITY PRGJ ECTS g,5,fxfq-,XX.g Ns R I thmk lt s safe' Q Bless this food o' Lord we pray! And I'm glad it's done. . 0 7 . 1 w .M ...,., N A W h 5 , K V N HA, -,P3.,,:. , -5, 1 1,xi 735,7,.qgyg,g,,fif.nas.'-4-1m'i:.gg:4zvgznnazss-.5511-Arr:.Q5g.3::Q.'Jg..,.-,,. -,L-g,.,ggL1-,,,-..L .:-.V.1- , .., ,V - , b , - Y A k Y . . , . - . -V -M: -I -- Y- Y- -V , KING A BRE PRO THE D ILY ROUTI i A W, ,,,. ..X KV ,. Q QM ,f XX , ww. Xp 5 . 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K X XX X X N ,. -:.g , ' K- . . , : 9.1-.zwv1:::,:A ,Q 'lzqzf -112.-. gf:-af,-S.masam,-1:axQ.2-:r:::.v:ze:fr1-wlwivfiii-lii: ''-26'-iff-2-1.:,1ra-Azfg-...M -T --nv.: 2 --- -- - ix L, N OS 1 MMCS BT2 1 1 fswp N BU2 f5W7 MM2 fswy WALKE SEP ' 92 1 992 SI CT 1992 f w ESWS UALI FICATI Ns KJ XNG I 0 I O I I C I K J X 7 X THIS PAGE IS DEDICATED TO THE CREW OF USS DETROIT A SAILOR I was that which others dld not want to be I went where others feared to go And d1d what others fanled to do I asked nothing from those who gave me nothlng And reluctantly accepted the thought of Eternal lonellness Should I fall I have seen the face of terror And enjoyed the sweet taste of a Moments love I have crled Palned And hoped But most of all I have hved tlmes others would say are best forgotten At least someday I w1ll be able to say That I was proud of what I was A Sallorl Felt the stinging cold of fearg X J MPD D1. f lr 2 Z 1 3 R -elf: ,,x, X . wa, I'm the judge! i 1 ii AM ,f 3 an 152 ... Q, S T' QW V x ,. Q W' N5 ,, ff W-ww Don't argue with me. l , X ,,, Z4 gf 5 M11 s lsn't she beautiful! PIZZA FOR THE CREW S 5 9 , 1 gas W x W, ls this pizza ready for the oven, yet? l hate dishpan hands! 312 'Ano 5 :xg f 40 ff Wx T6 ,gf fwfr I wonder if this is how Domino's makes 'em? Hey, XO! A paper hat can't be that difficult to operate! What flavor, please? Cheng! ls it ok to feed the crew? THESE PAGES ARE DEDICATED TO THE WIVES 0F TI-IE DETROIT CREW At nlghtwhenl crawl mto bed My lonely pillow neathe my head I close eyesandsay a prayer God keep him safe way over there And make Smmgso Iwon t cry hard to be alone they re half grown ofa father s hand To lIltIllS troubled land So help from you To let know what I should do And God please wnllyou let hlm know How welove and miss hlm so And then Ifeel across the bed To where he used to lay his head And I close my eyes so very tnght So I won t cry again tonight And whisper to the evening alr Good mght my darlmg way over there Author Unknown , o 7 o 7 7 o 7 7 7 0 7 0 7 I 0 7 7 o o Q 7 9 0 7 7 o o 7 o o I 7 0 7 0 7 7 0 Q 7 C . . 7 9 O I K j 1 1 K .. ,. , . , , V K -. , fr.,-. 4:-.fQ.-,,.f-:QQ-'.,4.--5,,, -.X,:,-,-s Md, ,...--Qi .. A ,ig .f- 5- Q.. ' A ..- bmw. ' , -'f' .V -. . . M ,.. ..,,,.,. .,.,.,..,,,.-,L V, ,,.,,,.,- fm-,wb ,bw ,-1.2 1.06, 1-1 -L.-A-,--:za v J-: -Y J:-gs.:-ff -vzwm 15, -Q, .1 rmvr.-waz. :'r,ws:-ecfzvuavma.1s:1:u.-:vnnvm-fxnx...-v.-f.,-. ,... ,... - , , EW DDITIUNS TO THE USS DETRUIT CREW A TOUCH OF LOVE You were sux months old and full of fun Wnth a bhnk of my eye you were suddenly one There were so many thmgs we were gomg to do But I turned my head and you turned two At two you were very dependent on me But independence took over when you turned three Your birthday another year I trled to Ignore But when I ht the candles there weren t three but four Four was the year that you really strived Why look at you now you re already flve Now you are ready for books ms Q and for rules Thls IS the year that you go to school The blg day came you were anxious to go f We walked to the bus going oh Xf X Amanda Cathenne Martm 6 July 1992 As you chmbed aboard and WElV8d good bye Scott Joseph Schmoyer 21 Aug 1992 I felt a lump ln my throat and tears stung my eyes Time goes so fast lt s hard to beheve That just yesterday you were home here with me And tomorrow when the bus brmgs you home And you Jump to the ground You ll be wearing your cap and graduatlon gown So I m holdmg to these mo ments as hard as I can Because the next tlme l look I ll WI f X Justm M Leltz 6Aug 1992 . 7 I C 7 . 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Yeagley, SN J. Clark, SN W. Seifert, SA B.W. Peterson, AN M. Mattews, SN M. Vandyne, SA M. Rice. Third Row: BM2 K. Jones, SA M. Hypolite, SR M. Thomas, SA J. Corlette, SN J. Panek, SN C. Davis, BMSN J. Boas, SN S. Andrews. Fourth Row: SR D. Alindogan, SA B.D. Peterson, SA Valencia, SN F. Gordon, BM3 J. Torresrosario, BM3 P. Scarabelli, BM2 J. Hosey. UR Back Row: SR G. McBride, SA T. Miller, SA E. Aquino. Third Row: BMC P. Butts, SA S. Gill, SN A. Pacheco, SA M. Hutto, SN M. Edwards, BM3 J. Morris, BM2 R. Frost, SA P. Russell, SN D. Decker, BM1 K. Biuigmeier, SA M. Cooke, BM1 G. Brown, BM2 P. Whitman. Second Row: SA Waters, BM3 J. Ortiz, SA McAfee, SN J. Rushing, SR M. Vieux, SRT. Ware, BM3 Fleming, SN J. Davis, SR Betts, SR Tugwell. First Row: SA Copas, SA C. Teach, BM3 T. McNair, SA S. Gonzalez, SN Zeleya, SA Bolger, SA Villareal. Back Row: MM1 R. Wick, MM3 Mahoney. Middle Row: MMC D. Miller, MM3 D. Lewis, FN D. Hall, FNM. Leite, MM2 F. Mann, EM3 P. McCorkle. Front Row: MM3 T. Arriaga, FN F. Harned, EM3 J. Hemandez, FN S. Hwang. LN-- fr.:..,.,.. . -1. L ::. RAS DIVISIO DBO5 Front: EMC R. Zimmerman UR Front Row: FN A. Quilitorio, MM3 H. Valdez, MM3 J. Sous, FN A. Surmillion, EM3 M. Allour, EM2 J. Gackenbach. Back Row: GMG1 M. Batley, GMGSN R. Heino, MM1 B. Lowry, FN N. Elmunayar, MM3 W. Anderson. Top Row UR: BM1 E. Spalding, SN T. Fry, SA J. Stringer, BMSN D. Gloeckl, SA T. Gooden, BMC T. McMeen, SN K. Smith, SN W. Elliott, SN McGarvey, SA T. Hartman, SN E. Dieguez. Bottom Row: SA D. Munnerlyn, SN R. Lyle, EM2 K. Orr, BM3 G. Bosma, SN A. Scott, SN B. Senneman, SA A. Daguru, EN2 M. Schmaldienst, SN M. Marshall, SA W. Hewman, BM2 H. Bamett, SN T. Davis, SA D. Dontier, EN3 J. Griffith, ENS T. Sciski. RAS DIVISIO DBO3 51 SN M. Stone MMC D. Miller 52 Lf Z BMCS S. Beck, Hey senior! Watch out for the seagulls. ENS T. Suski, Yes this is my chair. i 4 I I 4 del? 1 .,,- aff ,QV I i I E 3 i ! UR Front: SN J. Moore, SN D. Aldridge, SA S. Eubanks, SR S. Hazelwood, PNSR P. Forker. Back: BM1 M. Banks, SA R. Donley, SN M. Stone, SN D. Stafford, BM1 A. Brantley UR BMC T. McMeen, ENS T. Suski BMC P, Butts BMCS S. Beck CWO2 M. Keck BM1 A. Brantley, MM1 M. Gauthier 54 CWO2 G. Jones MMC K. Kidney 1 7, ' 1 BO T REWS 1 ,, U . r-'J' X MMM, 7 ,V L 14, UR EN2 Schmaldienst, EN3 D. Eckart, EN3 Allen, EN3 J. f N C L Q EN2 Schmaldienst Griffith W , f M Mi V 'Wav W ,U 'gz f gyms? .. 2229! JQ,,,j ' Wk 1.2Mum7AxVW, -ffl H A .WW K if f 6 ,5 ' 2:7 W., f Ava ,www ,ff f wf ,A ,, - V MLJSZQQ qw ww w , 'fwfr' ' ' ,A QW-',.,4f, X W, Wf N.f7,,,.,, HA , ff A wf,f ' .M A X VAi..4Cf,ffK ww: 'ff ,ff ,, f . XMI, X , ,WW .fm ,V f I ,, a f ff . , ?fWg1'fZ4 '? 42, Q 2 f -X W, J, w , , . ' S, -xv. -N f WF ,,,,, ,U , , 7, ,f ,,!, ,V WEA ,rff VM M ,I I. J Q M ffi' A, , 1,1 N ,N 7 . -A 1 f ., fw '4W,wW f?W'T.J2f!W Y-422-M 4' eff T,'Q.'tw,, W'Q,,,, .:'Le, Ml K ' ww 1 WG 'f w ,, ,,,, - .',. Iflf M99 X f Exim, 'W' wf 'fffX KWJN YW M 'ff 'Zim UM 'iz'-M' ' f ....... ,zmf , N ' fr 'T ,jf ,fa Wim.. me X ww.. ? Y ' DC1 Scott, SN Marshall, SN Beaver, FN Morers ? sv ? WEAPON S 0 Z ag 6 7. are- h Back row: EM3 C. Norris, MMFN D. Lomax, MM2 J. Gillespie, BTFN K. Gonzales, MMFN J. EM3 C. Malan Zenner. Front row: EN1 P. HT3 B. Flatterich, BT2 A. Wilson, BT1 R. North, BT3 A. Bucci X Q ix BTFN R. Raphael, Can I have my mid-rats? Perlman EM3 C. Malan, ls this cmise over yet? 58 l Back row: BTFN K. McConnel, BT1 T. Pomerleau, BT1 R. Irby, BT3 M. Haage. Front row: BTFN R. Oglesbee, MM3 M. Thomas MM3 N. Smith EMC Jefferies MM3 Starr BTFN A. Trayham, BT2 A. Wilson, MM3 Segrist MM3 M. Thomas, Less tar, greater flavor. - -' Jag-. wg,-':xE4::L31u5-f'1-32:53:11L.-5 F44s:lHa'::3iI 5 l.3s5'-1- :1Y.l:.-1 -,.i . ' ' - .- , -' ' - L -H.-f Q, , . , A A . . , ., ,sup -. ...,V... ..,.4. in-..--L,-1...fr5s--riA::w.:v- ... Back row: IC3 S. Lefkove, IC3 M. McFadden, IC3 M Moon IC2 R Bascombe Front row IC3 BT3 A. Bucci R. White, ICFN C. Johnson, IC3 J. Pivovar MMFN E. Greer, MM3 Redding, MMFN M. Timmons, BTFN R. Raphael, MMFN K. Perry, MMFN K.McKenzie DC3 M. Ball, DC1 W. Rosado, Come in! Have a seat. 60 BT3 S. Campbel 2 .....-. .- .... ., -.?..,.. .....-,--vu -- T..-..B.,..--f -we -,-. ,.,- '---m--.-- . s. Q 'r 1 las Back row: BTFN R. Raphael, FN J. Redden, MMFN E. Greer, MM3 R. Clonts, MMFN K. McKenzie, MM3 J. Porcasi, BT2 F. Williams. Front row: BTFN M. Jones, MM3 D. Drouilard, FN M. Shapton, MM3 L. Furnish, BT3 D. Smith, BT2 D. Tyler, MM3 N. Smith, FN S. Eaton Back row: BTFN A. Cantey, BT1 R. Reynolds, FN R. Palmer, MM3 W. Lang. Middle row: BT3 T. Jones, MM3 B. Redding, MMFA K. Perry, FN R. Fuvich, MMFA B. Home. Front row: BT3 M. Hixembaugh, BT3 T. Byrnes, MMFA C. Luebke BTFN R. Oglesbee MR3 M. Standring MMCS lngley 3 H N v ' v . I 2' '- . ' V 7 V , 4' , ' 7 1 753 5'5,-1:-il'-2155?-:5.i' 12' -' f f 155' .V ' ' - w U Y V ' -V - - ,1 ' ,- 1 ' V ' - ,V 1 g ' 'I ' ' ' 1 L-15: 15-'-' - , :-,Vigiif 1 L.j1E'.-, 1- 4 -.L3jQ,,1l 55511 T 1 1176? 1-5 ,gl .1 11- f fn 1 -1 -1 - ,, , in ff,-5 53:-L 43 J Back row: EM3 C. Jones, EM2 P. Conti, EMFN M. Aderly, EM3 M. Kin Front row: EMFN A. Forbes, EM3 M. Yumang, EM2 A. Morgan, EM3 C Malan, EM3 C. Hutchens 9' BT3 M. Fiory, BTFN A. Trayham BTFN M McCaffrey I think my bic IS out of fuel' f WY ' H' M ! Torch lit! ENS D. Cockmg, 1 Om 63 ,-,,-,,,,,.,,, .....-.,-....,,f:....Y.er'1.r,.,-,--:--y-fz--ge-ev? rr -' ' 4 i n N BT3 M. Hixembaugh and FN S. Eaton MM3 J' Ruth M .3 fl n E ' i F f i 4 Back row: MM2 R. Booth, MM3 M. Atwood, MM3 K. Stokes, MM2 R. ' Dent. Front row: FN E. Chanon, MM2 B. Odell, DC3 K. Riffle, MM3 D. '.n1 . Kelly 1 f X 1 1 CW04 J- Hannigan MM3 R. McGill, Can I come out now? ! 64 X i . Qfwlvdf- -SM?-.. .. MM2 D. Walker SN D. Stafford 5 s MM3 M. Thomas and BT3 K. McConnel CWO4 J. Flannigan FN W' Mueller 6 .,,,., -fr...-.4-,--i '-1.051-:fxr .f-SLG? 3352.1 f-Et L 55' DC1 W. Rosado DCFN G. Murray, DCFN M. Fechner, DCFN S. Hunter, DCFN D. Goldizen, DC3 P. Mathis, DCFN W. Lester, DCFN E. Emmons, DC3 M. Ball, DC1 R. Scott. Front row: DC3 R. Alloway, DCFN J. Goris, DCFN J. Mann, DCFN D. Goodrich, DCFN M. Spencer. 66 Back row: BTFN T. Kaiser, BTFN L. Allgood, BTFN A. Trayham. Middle row: BTFN G. Hudson, MMFN O. Aguirre. Front row: BT2 R. Batmier, FN K. Morris, FN C. Grier, BTFN C. Webster Back row: HTFN L. Ehlers, MR3 M. Standring, HTFN R. Lester, HT3 F- Bradford. Front row: HT1 J. Little, HT3 B. Flatterich, HTFN C. Bewfield, HTFN J. Ford You better start using Crest. I promise! lt won't hurt. H DE TAL STAFF LCDR G.A. Woronko, DT2 W.J. Diaz, DN J.E. Green, SN H.D. Gowin MEDICAL STAFF HM2 c.D. Tolenfmo, HM2 R.P. Labarios, HN S.T. Smith, HM1 G-W- Hembfee Fi I f ' 4 , 5 Q. 7 X, ,A il ' Q Q ,QQ fr I 315 A N , X M I '1 , K k 2 I 1 1- ? . .,g' , . ,. 1 , 1 1 W 1 2 . I L , 4' W .. 1, V V' i 5 gi ,,. s. VXI. U Y g ' ' Y,' 7 ,, ,,-V L: V ,'V.' , , '-'- ' . , . 1 Y i I n PNSN D. Aldridge, PN1 O. Cordoba, PNSN Henry, PNSN D. Morrison, PN2 D. Corey LNC R. Stocklin, YNSN I. Davalos, YN3 V. Berry, YN3 M. Cutler, YN2 K. Gordon 72 YNSN I. Davalos YN2 K. Gordon, Check the onfoff switch Top row: FC1 F. Cooper, FC2 J. Vaughn, FC3 M. Dillard. Bottom row: FC3 S. Guinn, FC3 M. Kosloski FC3 M. Sendeobach, FC3 J. Hagerman, FC3 C. Kimmel, FC1 J. Schoymer, FC3 R. Guess, SA E. Avant, FC3 D. Tarvin SM2 T. Zacherie, l'm the watch supervisor. 74 SA E. Avant SM2 D. Johnson, Finally, I'm gff Watch. if, 3 if X, Top row: FC3 J. Hagerman, FC3 C. Kimmel, FC1 J. Schoymer, FC3 R. Guess, SA E. Avant. Bottom row: FC3 D. Tarvin, FC3 M. Sendeobach F. Mathis, ET3 E. Shudt, ET2 R. Williams ET1 W. Clyburn, ET3 A. Huisjen, ET2 J. Kaswandik, ET3 J. Villegas, ET3 SM3 K. Stanbary EW3 J. Stanaway, EWSN J. Friend, EW3 D. Anderson, EWSN S. Henderson, EW2 T. Powell SM3 K. Stanbary 75 ...U -g..f... ..-.. . Na... Top row: RM3 A. Bruce, RMSN R. Craig, RM3 E. Williams, RM3 L. Hill, RM3 K. Sessoms, RMSN D. Jorden, RM3 A. Montique, RM1 R. Klocinski. Bottom row: RM3 Barley, RM3 J. Roman, RM1 S. Bowen OS3 T. Montano, Yes! l'm a 3rd class petty officer. N30 my 2 n .. ,I l -T RMSN R. VanMatre, RM1 R. Klocinski, RM3 J. Roman, SM3 K. Stanbary. Liberty hounds. EMC P. Jeffris, DCC S. Fields, OSC F. McKiddie. ls it time to go back on watch again? E ,wmv www ,,...l ........1 Q Q if M . 2 DETROIT's house flags. I A X I f I I Q I I II?f fI I II I Q II Ij A I I I I I I r I I I I I I I I I ---- I - , Y ,,A, g A,,,,,. ,,.--..,, -,,,,, Y,,,Y.w.. .,V, . -i I A , -YV I ,.,1..,- Q ,......,. ln, Nt - 4 7 ' , . 1 fi Q MM1 M Hall SHSN J Lewis What do you want for nothing' L-I-JG A Y K To W el C 0 me to our blue light special LTJGAKY To SHSM Walters SHSND Oder SHSNC Comer SHZM Hightower SH3 C Wmt SH1 J Carter SH3 C McCoy ' n ' 1 ' 1 . - . . . . , , . . . . , , . , , , . , - 7 9 1 - - . Y ,. ., . , ,,, A , ,t Y Q, J. 11: - f-f-- -Q-1-V :,-- :if nf'r:g.f-gb-:,F::f':-5:1 Q 5- pies-:Lag 123: : , ,rf , Y' ' -' ,V--Y -- 1,, T- 1- 1' - - --1-A:-ff . . . ., - .. f . , .th x -. .. 0. , -:1f-LfhSf'--'f-- it-1-34311516 'i'Kf21'--l-:i-:u-Lafz.:f:c1-21-1'-'SQ-:fx-ss:aa'a,B-ni?-E-Q.20.-gigs':rf-a:l::3..5-Linn :'.f'--gifs-2 ,-tg. .V Q ry -r .f g- 'I 1: -, fp! ' 1, .5-,jg-7 5:51-3 L fL5'25,:fy,Q,g Through wind, sleet or snow, the mail must always go. Would you like a diet or regular cola? 80 'QQ f fw M, . x H M A .. 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R 5 1 x 1 l fl 5 13 I5 5 I l 1 1 1 1 ll l 5 1 1 N, X N,..p,-..L,..If 'J ' , ,, ' i K Y f 71 - ij 1.--'---V1--,. ,,.,L,, , V V if A--.Lu-,L-. ..Y V,,.. g i I I V w i x x A 542 46 W X Wlw v What do you mean! I made a mistake. fix X 1 :QYSQ X Are you guys calling it a night already? Nothing on but the news! Mm! pl This is really comfortable. ln just a minute. I'm going to get up and go to we WN W the weight room. Ha! Ha! You said you need loan! Bathing Beauty - Body Beautiful 1 ! '. I l, 1 5. 4' fw . mlN'4QkNrnrX , 4 f f SNS 4 X ' , ' W' V W ' f all-l la W .MW 4, S0 what! I don't like you either. ir Hi! My name is Mr. Happy. K SHIPS REPLENISHED Uss MILWAUKEEAORZ USSSPARTANBURG CTV LST 192 USSTHOMAS HSWNAW LST 1188 USS STEVEN W GROVES 29 USSIWUJIMA LPH 2 uss JAQKWILUAMSFFG LSD 46 UsscoMPTE DD974 F 241 , - , , . - ,,., , M ,, VVVZ V ,V,V F U55 SARATUGA 60 U55 JOHNL USSPHU-UPINE 58 USS USS YEL!-OWSTONE AD 41 USS SCOTT USS THORNDD U55 MUNTERE-Y USSBOONE Uss KLAKRING FFG-42 uss SYLVANIA AFS-2 Uss AMERICACV-66 Uss NORMANDY CG-60 Uss JOHN HANCOCKDD-981 uss SIMPSON FFG-56 usNs LERCY GRUMMAN uss CALLAGHAN DDG-994 uss SAN DIEGO AFS-6 D 183 ITSAUSEO F 574 HNMLS PIETERFLORISZ F 812 SIRIUS 1' AFS S 8PSGNIEDERSACHSEN F 208 DD 979 IJSSIWERRIMACK AO 179 SHNMLSSKORTENAER F-807 ITsLFBEcclo F-572 ITS F-911 F-95 HNMLSVANKINSBERGEN F-809 ITSZEFFIRO F-577 HMSSCYLLA F-71 USSSANTABARBARA AE-28 Uss TRENTON I-PD-14 f W DURING ME 2 -92 TRIVIA STATISTICS DURING MED 2 92 DEPLOYMENT DURATION MILES TRAVELED DFM CONSUMED DFM DELIVERED JP 5 DELIVERED POTABLE WATER USED ENGINEERING WATCHES STOOD HAMBURGERS LOAVES OF BREAD POUNDS OF SALT GALLONS OF COFFEE INCOMING MAIL HANDLED STAMPS SOLD MONEY ORDERS SOLD ALONGSIDE REPLENISHMENTS AMMO TRANSFERRED MONIES FROM MACHINE! SHIP S STORE FOR CANDY MONIES FROM SODA MACHINES MONIES FROM VIDEO GAMES 183 DAYS 27 487 7 5 871 529 GALS 57 388 350 GALS 23 563 764 GALS 4 836 571 GALS 1 080 34 560 14 560 5 538 6 410 347 LBS S1 056 792 38 S3 457 894 82 90 208 TONS 3358 596 375 096 S9 593 MONEY TURNED OVER TO WELFARE AND REC S80 000 PAYDAYS DURING DEPLOYMENT 13fT HIS AMOUNTED TO S1 254 712 00 GREEK DRACHMA EXCHANGED S101 280 16 ITALIAN LIRE EXCHANGED S40 004 54 FRENCH FRANCS EXCHANGED S101 093 72 'ua 2,203,198,LBS L 1 5 5 i5 1 97 6 l l , , J1- Now hear this! Now hear this! Liberty Call! Liberty call! LIBERTY PORTS VISITED DURING MED 2-92 R . X i s W.-,...l.wf, sm-uf..- ...,..., 1 Q if -1 A ! ' x J. f I w 1 , 'E .N 'Q 1. n fx ' m N ,4 Sr '15 A N. J 4 , I 5 5 a 2 1 in N 'Q 1 s W 5 m 4 Il I A N i li 3 Ei fu M . 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