Durham (LKA 114) - Naval Cruise Book

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M ar 1 -1 I 4 Q if p ! if 9 I 1 L, QQ 2 E r 5 i I I Alask yd 39 Ni 539' puiiyig Contents C, V ,- fi. ,. a I 77' '-:'l, Q Q ,lr r' 1,352 '? i: iris L V.:-1:1 f1f'VZ-L wg, 4 ,PPL IQJTHI' fl X59 Qi? x ' Ziff, I 1 ft Q20 6 W QD F X J W X J-f 1 T The Shlp Commandlng Offlcer Executlve Gfhcer Command Master Chlef Deck Department Englneerlng Department Medlcal Department Navlgatlon Department Operatlons Department Supply Department Amphlblous Operatlons Cebu Typhoon Cleanup Desert Shleld f Storm Fllght Ops Beer Day Ports of Call Photo Contest Homecomrng 0 Q Q Q Q Q 1 Q Q Q Q Q I C Q o O D Q Q Q Q a o I Q a Q u I I 0 Q Q O C O Q Q 0 0 0 0 Q Q 0 , Q Q a Q Q n Q Q n Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q n a Q Q n Q D 4 Q Q ONE OF THE FIRST SHIPS TO ARRIVE ON STATION DURHAM WAS PART OF THE LARGEST AMPHIBIOUS TASK FORCE TO BE ASSEMBLED SINCE WWII Western Pac1f1cfSoutl'1west Asia Deployment 1990 1991 This cruisebook will take us on a journey which lasted ten months and extended across 47 000 miles Together we the crew of the DURHAM did what most men never have the opportunity to do We sailed halfway around the planet and back passing through the treacherous Malacca Straits four times We visited countries most Americans will never see. We were among the first of dozens of U S. ships to take station in the North Arabian Sea and Arabian Gulf in harm s way We transited 116 miles of mlnefield and we conducted amphibious operations on foreign shores As a crew we shared some unforgettable experiences good and bad and together we made the most of a very long and difficult deployment Pictures tell the story best so help yourself to these pages and experience the story of the USS DURHAM her crew and her Western Pacific! Southwest Asia Deployment of 1990-1991. , so 0 - . . 1 ' , . . . . . - . ' , . . . 3 . . 0 7 ' 7 . ' 7 7 . . 7 .. 7 i e Llnited States Ship Durham QLKA-1145 The USS DURHAM is the second U.S. Navy ship to bear that name. The first USS DURHAM was built in Belfast in 1893 as a merchant ship. Initially, she sailed under the name of SENATOR, then later as the GOVERNADOR BORIES. In 1918 she was chartered by the Navy for use in WWII and was commissioned as USS SHERMAN. Later that year, the SHERMAN was recommissioned as USS DURHAM. DUR- HAM made three trips to Europe carrying war materials before she returned to civilian service late in 1919 and faded from naval history. The present USS DURHAM is a modern, fully capable attack cargo ship of the CHARLESTON class. She was built by the Newport News Shipbuilding and Drydock Company, who laid the keel on July 10, 1967. DURHAM was launched on March 29, 1968, and commissioned on May 24, 1969. DURHAM's primary mission is to carry material and equipment to support a waterborne assault upon hostile shores. To this end, she has four enormous cargo holds for storage, and extensive system of elevators and heavy-lift booms for loading and offloading cargo, and eleven landing craft to carry everything to the beach. DURHAM is 575 feet 6 inches long, 82 feet wide, and displaces over 18,000 tons of seawater. Pushed along by 22,000 shaft horsepower, she can sustain a speed of 21 knots. She carries a crew of 334, with room for an additional comple- ment of 226 Marines. DURHAM is armed with three twin- mount, 3 50 caliber rapid-fire guns. DURHAM's primary offensive weapon system is her as- sault boats. These include: , - Four 74-foot aluminum LCM-8's fLanding Craft Mecha- nizedj, each of which can carry a 60-ton tank or 150 combat troops, - Five 56-foot LCM-6 boats, which can carry 28 tons of cargo or 120 troops: - Two 36-foot fiberglass LCPL's fLanding Craft Personnel Lightj, which are used as command and control boats for directing and leading the amphibious assault. In total, DURHAM's boats can transport over 1100 troops or three-quarters of a million pounds C375 tonsj of material ashore simultaneously, and can repeat the round-trip indefi- nitely, placing approximately 26,000 troops or 9000 tons ashore in a 24-hour period. DURHAM can supply: - enough electricity for approximately 2000 homes. - enough steam to provide over 35,000 homes with central heat. 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Three years later, he transferred to the USS INDEPENDENCE CCV-625 as Assistant Navigator. In April 1978 he reported to the Chief of Naval Operations for duty as the aide and administrative assistant to the DCNO for Air Warfare. In August 1979 he reported to the Commander Carrier Airborne Early Warning Wing Twelve as the Readiness Officer. He next reported to VAW-122 as Maintenance Officer and completed an Indian Ocean deployment. In July 1981 he returned to RVAW-120 as Executive Officer and fleeted up to Commanding Officer in June 1983. The following year he re- turned to the Chief of Naval Operations as Over-The- Horizon Targeting Program Coordinator. In April 1986 Captain Kraft returned to VAW-120 as Commanding Officer. In September Of 1987 he was again assigned to the Opnav staff as the E-2C and C- 2A Program Coordinator. During this tour Captain Kraft screened for Major Command Afloat and commenced training IU August 1989 for assignment to USS DURHAM. Captain Kraft took command of USS DURHAM on 17 January 1990. Captain Kraft has flown over 3600 hours and made over 400 carrier landings in the E-2 aircraft. His personal decorations include two Meritorious Service Medals, three Air Medals, the Navy Commendation Medal, and the Navy Achievement Medal- He has also received several campaign and unit awards. Captaln Kraft, his wife Janet and children reside in San Diego and Virgin' ia Beach. 4. Executive Officer LCDR John A. Martin Lieutenant Commander Martin was born in Aomori, Japan on June 1, 1955. In June 1978 he graduated from the Univer- sity of Washington and received his com- mission as an Ensign. Later that year he reported to his first ship, USS HIGBEE CDD-8061, as DCA and Engineering Ad- min Officer. In August of 1979, after com- pleting the Surface Warfare Officer School Basic Course in Newport, R.I., LCDR Martin reported aboard USS FRANCIS HAMMOND QFF-10665 as Main Propulsion Assistant. In May 1984, he reported for duty at Fleet Training Group, Pearl Harbor. Following Depart- ment Head School, LCDR Martin was as- signed to CINCPACFLT Propulsion Ex- amining Board, where he screened for Ex- ecutive Officer. He became DURHAM's Executive Officer in October, 1990. LCDR Martin and his wife Debra have three sons, Joshua, Jason, and Jordon. The Martin family resides in Santee, Califor- ma. Command Master Chief MMCMQSWD Lawrence J. Young Master Chief Machinist's Mate Young was born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. He enlisted in the Navy in September 1971 and reported to his first ship, the USS MOUNT WHITNEY CLCC-203 in December 1971. Four years later, he transferred to the USS Denver, CLPD-91 for a two year tour. Master Chief Young moved on to the USS BLUE RIDGE CLCC-191 in the spring of 1978, and to instructor duty the following year. He returned to sea to decommission the USS POINT DEFI- ANCE CLSD-311 in January 1981, and then went on to tours aboard the USS ENGLAND QCG-221 and USS LEAHY QCG-161. In June 1989, shortly after advancing to Master Chief, he returned to shore duty as MPA for the 1200 lb. training plant at Service Schools Command, Great Lakes. Mas- ter Chief Young reported to USS DURHAM as Command Master Chief in July 1990. Master Chief Young has earned an unlimited Chief Engineer License and is working toward his Bachelor's Degree through Navy Campus. He, his wife Brigitte, and their two daughters live in Chula Vista, Ca. Q .,.' Ng Z s Q s X ,. Q X ,, S ' YW X WNQ x .Q X f X w N QQ 4? ,X K X W 7 5 The Crew Towers and ships are nothingness void of our fellow men to inhabit them Sophocles 1 1 ' we ,..Wf1f,M I fi ' fv- fm .,.,6 ., Q, ff X ,, X ,wx ...x W ,4,x f wh.. ,V W, XX N W X f x S KW. Wx NW-WN .fix Swv-NWX NW 'Wg AS N X . 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FIRST LIEUTENANT I DURHAMIS Deck Department comprises 105 men in five divisionsl' First and Second Divisions, who are responsi- ble for the forward and after portions of the ship, respec- tively, had their work cut out for them throughout the deployment. When not standing bridge watches, they con- ducted countless underway replenishments, moved thou- sands of tons of cargo on and off the ship, raised and lowered hundreds of boats, and fought the never-ending war of preservation, working diligently to stay one step ahead of the destructive effects of wind and sea. Third Division, the Boat Group, ran a large-scale shuttle service between ships of the ARG throughout Desert Shield and Desert Storm. Even in port, the men and landing craft of Third Division were ready for any tasking, from supporting Marine Corps training exercises on the beach to conducting typhoon relief operations. Fourth Division, which owns and operates the ship's guns, was always right on target, whether breezing through live gunnery exercises, qualifying the crew on small arms, or conducting turkey shoots. Fifth Division is Deck Departmentis smallest division. As side cleaners, these sail- ors brought DURHAM her reputation as the best-looking ship in the ARG, while their upkeep and operation of the flight deck and equipment carried the ship through over 1100 helicopter operations with a perfect safety record. All underway replenishments, flight operations, boat and cargo-handling evolutions, and gun shoots require incredi- ble effort and teamwork from the entire Deck Department. The hard work and cooperation paid off - Deck Depart- ment delivered the goods time and time again, promptly, safely, and professionally. q V l f l ,, l 1.5 rN i'f l l I, lf: I l Wm it it Xl' li ff: ' X. F. st? l 1 I 1 1 f' H. 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The Enginemen and Machinist's Mates of A Division maintain and operate the ship's auxiliaries systems, which include: air conditioning and refrigeration plants, shipis service diesel generators, Deck Department's booms, eleva- tors, and cargo hatches, and the J P-5 refueling system, to name a few. B Division maintains and operates the ship's two 2900 gallon boilers, producing the 850 degree, 600 psi steam required to move DURHAM through the ocean and to keep her power plant running. E Division keeps the lights on and the telephones work- ing. They also maintain the general announcing system, the shipis gyro, and all electrical equipment. The Machinistis Mates of M Division use the steam generated by the boilers to run the main engine and the ship's service turbo-generators. They also operate the two distilling plants which produce 40,000 gallons of fresh water every day. R Division effects the shipis structural repairs and main- tains the fire-fighting and damage control equipment. They also run a machinery repair shop, which allows the ship to manufacture many of its own fittings and repair parts. LTJG MEIGHAN MAIN PROPULSION ASSISTANT fm WE 5- Ska 5. i. 'is .. N., if Nic li: 5 UIQ- Ili: IK is in hc IT! FK. MMCSQSWJ PEUTZ MMCQSWJ PACH ECO A Division LT PETTIGREW Z f I ENCQSWJ HACKER f W WW lg, MMI CONNER FN LAIN , , ' A HELMS EN3 JOHNSON MM2 NGALONGALAY IN3 WILSON, EN3 ROBINSON, EN3 JAMES B Division FA HELMS, BT2 CHAN- DLER 36 LTJG MEIGHAN BTCQSWD CONWAY BT3 TATE, BT3 GURA, BT3 BONDS, BT3 MORRISON FRONT ROW: BT3 GONDER, BT3 GURA, BT3 BONDS, BT3 VELASCO, FR TARBELL SECOND ROW: BT3 PIGOTT, BTFN MARSHALL, MMZCSWJ WILLIAMS, MMFN BRETZ BTI DREYER 'K A R E MMCSISWI LAXAMANA, BT3 HURT BTZJCSWJ THORESON, BT3 HARRIS 1 2. 4, ' J .. Z, , X X 1 f 1 w W1 0 X fy K V fwwxlws ' , I ' ' MD BT3 TATE, BT2 MILLER BTI SPENNER, BT2 PUCKETT BTI ALBA 'l BTI QSWJ MAIAVA BT2 H U NTER 'Il BTI FEWKES E Division LTJG CAYCE EM3 DIMMICK, EM3 MORYL, EM3 KIMBLER, EM3 FAIN 'YYVV .sfo ' 1 . . . ii Q EMCCSWJ MENDOZA IC3 BABINEAUX EMFA SAJNA EM3 SERNA vu' -me H ,yy X A, .i x NVQ IC3 PROCHNIAK, EM3 MALLOW, EM2 C. MUNAR EM3 V. MUNAR, EM3CSWJ MASANGYA FQ- EMZQSWJ RA MOS IC3 PROCHNIAK, IC3 MASSEY IC2 BURRIS z 952 NW-u , 1 am... 7 xfg, -V EM3 SHAVERS EM3 BLACKHORN M Division LTJ G MCG RATH .ff X ...ix v 5I.H,x I-,llll-- Q MMI SCHNEIDER BT2 HUNTER, MMZCSWJ WILLIAMS, FN HOFS- 40 CHULTE MMCSQSWJ LAXAMANA SS, Q. sw 4, ' 4 fi MM3 SOUSA, MM3 OLSON BT3 BONDS, MM2qswy FARRENS I I , -V1-H 5' , '-,.,L.L4A.dAlI I I I I G I . I I A I I Y I ' s i I I :ii al iii 2 I' IQ I I 11' ir I 'ri ui L Iv I I II SI , Jw X y WWW X fy? MM3 PARKER MM3 MCMANUS MMI VELASQUEZ AFS MM3 CAMPBELL, FR TARBELL FA TAYLOR R Division E, Q i' DCI LAY CWO2 DVORCHAK DCCCSWJ ODOM DCIQSWJ CROOKS HTZSTEPPE,HT2CATES,HT2NHLLER 'L ww- L..--,-L . ,iw L -1 'RQ KS DCFA MADRIGAL, FN MCCAIN, FN ALEX, DC3 JOLLY, DC3 COL- DC3 COLTEN, FN MCCAIN, FN ALEX, DC3 JOLLY, HT2 STEPPE TEN MRIDAR S DLRHAH ELKA-YS-ii Hee-cr Deoanmm: Oaerxngioom RTGngom P612 U58 A ,7 x x If NHWRKPB wsiasisaf 5935! ,f -W A f f WU f f A f i? , WS f i X X W f f , M W f 4 f MORE VOLTAGE, IGOR If 45 Medical Department LCDR LEWIS MEDICAL OFFICER HMCSQSWJ DAYAG Medical Department is small, manned with one doctor and only a handful of Corpsmen, but its capabi- lities are extensive. DURHAM's medical facilities include: two oper- ating rooms, a pharmacy, a fully equipped laboratory, an x-ray ma chine, two battle-dressing an 8-bed ward, and a 4-bed room. The Medical Department per- sonnel are highly trained in first aid ' well a and surgical procedures, as routine medical duties. D Medical Department provides finest care anywhere! S ,ll GLERUP My b ,H N W , A W ! HW 1 f f X AS f , Q W1 af Lffj3xsLw wwe X. E im f ' 5- ' m1x::f'f.J- wg wjfifmw ,--W 'in X l m.......L .... WWF!-lM2 GREGORIO BELOW: HMI HAIAR dm El LM LF' n -3 't Q X 0 we ,px ,,f 'f - .Q Y xk: T'M gY..,x JZ - V Af- Q N X X, , , 6, XL! ' Mx BELOW: SN GONZALEZ ABOVE: HM2 EVELYN I ?N Cf .4 47 J 'W--.... f M 5 1 ug f W x 4 7 I 'K M4 7 gx ,,,f V, A ' 1 1 Q Q I W, W WW 1 M K 7 ZW ' gn! X . 2 ' aff f 2 Q 7 X f 4 f 5 W f 1 Q y L f 31 :iff W WW ' L I f'-W f 1. if ., f ,N , f 1 W , fffvwr Z ' , ' 7, 2 .7 ' 5 ,al ff v vu 9 4 xg, 'J' QQ! P, ,ffl X Num ,f bww Y QQ' 6 X if-1 QQ Z M , 49 Navigation Admin l l LT MOZDZER NAVIGATOR Nav! Admin Department comprises several ratings which perform a wide range of functions. The Quarter- masters assist the Navigator in keeping the ship on course, using everything from ancient celestial methods to the most sophisticated electronic navigation equip- ment. The Yeomen and Personnelmen man the ever-bustling ship's office, contending with a landslide of records, cor- respondence, and other paperwork every day. The Postal Clerk keeps busy handling mail services for more than 500 sailors and marines, while the Masters-at-Arm po- lice the ship and attends to legal matters. Nav f Admin Department also includes the 3-M Coor- dinator, the Ship's Maintenance and Material Officer, the Legal Officer, and the Combat Cargo Officer and his assistant. LT TSCHIEGG ADMIN OFFICER HI: SEQ :fair limi him raw? EEE: ht-if Iii! iHi mf Y N Division LEFT: QM3 CASADONTE BELOW: QM3 MORA X 'wh Vwwwh WWII QM3 WILLIS f ff' fic! QMZQSSJ JARRETT VW WMM! , ff 0- I ABOVE: QM3 JASPER RIGHT: QM1 PEREZ ff' I ,MJ X Division PNC AQUILER, LT TSCHIEGG YN3 STEINLE 5 L TO R: YN3 POER, PN3 FORD, YN3 HALL, YNSN DENNIS YNI FROST, YN3 RAPP QSEATEDJ, PNCCSWJ CHIONG, YN2 CLARK. PNSN MARCONI PNSN REI N HOFER 'lm N 1 9 PCICSWJ FERGUSON Q A 4 .4 LT KING, LEGAL OFFICER CW04 VERNON, SMMO CW02 KOEHLER, COMBAT CARGO OFFICER MAI GILL 53 'X-Nnyq, 4 , 7, 'WM' ...A QSHOHNG fuwv 3 Operations Departme nt l I OPERATIONS OFFICER LT MEYER CLEFTJ WITH HIS ASSISTANT, LT LINKOUS LTJG GIPSON Operations Department provides the link between DURHAM and the outside world. The Ops,' sailors are the eyes, ears, and voice of the ship, collecting tactical information and passing it on to the decision- makers. Communications, whether visual or electronic, is the lifeblood of amphibious warfare. Virtually every aspect of the ship's mission is guided and reported through the Radiomen and Signalmen. The Electronic Warfare Specialists provide DUR- HAM's early warning capability, repairing and opera ating the ship's sensitive electronic warfare equipf ment. The Operations Specialists work in the Combat Information Center CCICJ, the nerve center of the' ship. They interpret and assess radar, signals, and radio information as it becomes available and keep the command apprised of the tactical picture. The Electronics Technicians perform preventive and corrective maintenance on all of DURHAM's sophisticated communications, radar, and cryptologi- cal equipment. The ET's kept Ops Department oper- ating throughout this deployment. Q L 2 .gf uf 6 N 5 .S A 4 X - .l...l.61 'Zig- OE Division ENS COLE, EMO, WITH LT MEYER ETCSCSWJ ROUSSOS ETI PAYNE ET3 KELLOGG, ET2 MOORE, ET3 DIAZ ,,,.f Q9 ET2 RICE W-v-vnu LN ET2 ADAMS K I S S X X 2. 45 2 . ES sm. - QQ: Q WW SQ 4 , X! ,. .X,,,,?: 2, .' sic -' Z ,gk 'si N TF x X X X XE X OXI X1 X S ff XXX X -X X Xi ?xQX Q Q X N ,ggi X V ' T X sm X Si XQAFX QXQQXX 'i 'Y XX X XX QXX X XA X X X X S x N x X XXNJ X X XSX XX XX 1-.Lx lam X W wwwxgg 3 X ' A . EWZQSWJ CAN DELARIA E GS Division Mm 'W , 'W 0 , , f Wffwfwfwmy ,, U fw ' , 7 smcqswp LOPEZ T I 1 Y X. ....... 5 .....,.. 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DURHAM was asked to send Some of , her landing craft to assist in the relief ef fort. On November 25, 1990 four bgat crews and three LCM-6 boats embarked aboard the USS DULUTH CLPD-65 and rode down to Cebu to help. The crews arrived to find that the bridge connecting the city-island of Cebu with its neighboring bread-basket island of M tan had been wiped out during the storm DURHAM boats immediately went to work, carrying twenty-five SeaBees and ci- vilian electrical workers ashore. While these men worked restoring power in the city and countryside, DURHAM's sailors busied themselves shuttling food, water fuel, relief supplies, and DULUTH work- ing parties between the two islands. On December 9, DURHAM boats and crews returned to Subic Bay, having com- Q pleted a very successful international relief if. effort. The boat crews who participated were subsequently awarded the Humani- A tarian Service Medal. , I 4 I I . v- I 5. ,t CEBU HARBOR. NOTICE THE DAMAGED BRIDGE IN THE BACKGROUND. M W 4 V Q s s - ff -. it .. of ,,,, ,,1.- THE SHIP IN THE BACKGROUND OF THIS PHOTOGRAPH W is MANY WHICH SANK DURING THE TYPHOO ONE OF M in I I .... 'LW' ' sv ' Q' , M P iw A vast. SS New-9 A s ta W- mm- 1, N, AND WHICH W AS SUBS - .1 I , ggggg. i M y 4 fa X..ms- fkgggltimg ,.,, ...,., 55: tgtr if QUENTLY RAISED BY THE PHILIPPINE GOVERNMENT. E f tt 'Q S A .. ,M N P is w . ., - NN .. W 7 f f' ,, HX . -'wsxzfswgtv 'Nw-s.,gs.v'Xa...x K X' ..-3 ss - 86 nw.-fgip, -ffm I ,gf ,, In ,hx ,,,, an .I It ff, gig! my M A M II A OFFLOADING VOLUNTEERS FROM THE USS DULUTH. fix ' ..,., .F 'SJ THE HISTORIC CITY OF CEBU CONTAINS MANY LAND- MARKS, INCLUDING SAN AUGUSTIN CHURCH, ABOVE. COMPLETED IN 1737, IT IS BUILT ON THE SITE OF THE FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH IN THE PHILIPPINES. , ,I I 3 -be 'Gb 87 'IG 1 4 , 1 Desert Shield Desert Storm I 1 l LT RIEGER HOLDS THE IRAQI SURRENDER FLAG FROM FAYLAKA. On August 2, 1990, Iraq's president Saddam Hus- sein took over Kuwait and, in the process, DUR- HAM's schedule. DURHAM and the rest of ARG Alfa CUSS OKINAWA, USS OGDEN, USS FORT MCHENRY, USS CAYUGAJ left Hong Kong on August 20, stopped in Subic Bay for an afternoon, and arrived in the Gulf of Oman on 6 September. For the next sixty days, DURHAM conducted long hours of boat and helicopter operations, seven days a week, shuttling men and supplies between the ever- growing number of amphibious ships in the area. On November 5 ARG Alfa departed the region, return- ing to Subic Bay two weeks later for some much needed rest and repairs. Originally, DURHAM was to have begun her tran- sit back to San Diego at this point. Instead, on 26 December she once again sailed for the Gulf to begin her role in Operation Desert Storm. DURHAM stopped briefly to spend the New Year in Singapore, then pressed on, passing through the Straits of Hor- muz and arriving in the Arabian Gulf on January 16, one day before the Gulf War began. A DURHAM was poised in the Arabian Gulf throughout Operation Desert Storm, part of an enor- mous amphibious force which kept over 80,000 Iraqi troops tied up in defensive positions along the Kuwaltl coast. As the war ended, DURHAM and the Othfif ships of ARG Alfa transited a 116-mile minefield to evacuate over 1400 enemy prisoners from Faylaka Island. Finally, on March 11, DURHAM dcpflfted the Arabian Gulf onher voyage home. The workin the Gulf was long, hot, and difficult for all hands. These pictures reflect only a fraction' of what went on over there, but the memories, stories, and letters home suffice to fill in the rest. I SEACS WERE A COMMON SIGHT DURING DESERT SHIELD AND RT STORM. 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WHIPPLE MEETS CLARK KENT J X Sta x K XX? , x X W, Beer Day In the old days, after an extended time at sea, the crew was served an extra ration of grog. Grog is out, but beer is in. In today's Navy, on a ship's 45th consecutive day at sea, each crewmember is entitled to a ration of two 12-ounce beers. DUR- HAM reached this milestone on two occa- sions, October 11, 1990 and February 19, 1991. Each time we relaxed with a flight 1 if 9 H v 14' 1 1 I Z deck picnic and nearly 800 cold ones. in lm ,FS in Nui! i D Vw ' 1 1 N- kg ,WMV I A Qggg ' 1 Z f ,,,,, 9 Ct!! M hx Q N Q V 4 f ,f ', Wi? , bv -L XWW f XM!! W WW ff fi! , W . W ' ,V V W! W ,, ,,,WWwmW, , fmfwwvwfm.. Www,f..w.., ,w,..f,..,,,.,,,, ,WNW M., wpay. W QFKKEASSP W, gm, , x ,Q ...ggi 1 V 1 1 f vm -1- , ey , Sufi if Xiirfgd Q -,Hr V922 ay My I W 1 72 ff ,my wh ff ' f f' ffff7'ffAA A ,K,,.,. A, ,.,. A' TW, , AWA Aff AAAWAA? ffAmAA4AAAA A V L ,,A,, !,.,,, , ,,,, ,.m,,,mm,,,m,,..,.,, A ,,,. ,,,. A A .,,,. 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Mines hit A... ,,,,,,,, 0 Ship's Schedule Departed San Diego Brief Stop, Okinawa, Japan Subic Bay, R.P. Hong Kong, B.C. Brief Stop, Subic Bay, R.P. Arrived North Arabian Sea Operation Desert Shield Nov 19,-Dec 26, 1990 Dec 20, 1990 Dec 31, 1990-Jan 5, 1991 Jan 16, 1991 March 24-30, 1991 Subic Bay, R.P. Original Return Date Singapore Arrived Arabian Gulf Jan 17,-March 11, 1991 Operation Desert Storm Subic Bay, R.P. April 17, 1991 Returned to San Diego , , X Q ,X iigxgsgr iq. . in - 5 , Xia sfgirfrfs PNXX xwQXsX N X MA MSYX S Q .Q X X S X 2 gb 4 W ss m,,,,,-2 1 W an W if 47 f W v WW W W, K! 'q-ww,f, W 1 ff Z f Z W W Z Y 9 XZ W f X 105 Still Steaming Leaving The Gulf March 11, 1991 E PRE-HOMECOMING BRIEF gf ff Z , Z Ports Cf Call Q 1 5 1 UK? w .v -,M W M., ff WM .. W X S X X X. . ,iw N K X X S 'K ! 1 ' f Q f' W, X X f ,jx L, f I 3' , f V f 11 4 ,W ,,,, ,,,,, ,www f my M .,xx N, if mx Rwi. 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