Forrestal (CVA 59) - Naval Cruise Book

 - Class of 1988

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MAYPORT: GREAT LIBERTY AND A NICE PLACE TO LIVE Where is Mayport, Florida? many crewm- embers are asl ed constantly about where FORRESTAL is homeported. It ' s easier to answer Jacksonville if one wants a geographic loca- tion. Mayport is a small fishing village that isn ' t on most Florida road maps. But as small as it is, it still is home to FORRESTAL and a formidable piece of the U.S. Atlantic Fleet. With extensive underway schedules, it seems the crew doesn ' t get to see much of this Florida First Coast region. In fact, Mayport is referred to be FORRESTAL ' s favorite liberty port since some inport stays amount to the time spent in an average liberty port visit. Short stays or not, FORRESTAL sailors enjoy all the attractions Mayport Jacksonville has to offer. These activities include beach exploring; deep-sea fishing; watching a minor league baseball game; hitting local night clubs such as Hooters Bar and Grill; or taking a trip to nearby St. Augustine or Disney World. The best feature of Mayport is that it is home for hundreds of FORRESTAL families. Nearby Jackson- ville Naval Air Station and Cecil Field make this locale an ideal area for naval families. Follow-on duty stations at these installations allow departing shipmates a perfect place to continue military careers and reside. 16

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After completing his third Mediterranean deployment with Attack Squadron EIGHTY-ONE, Commander Cook joined Attack Squadron SEVENTY-TWO as Executive Offi- cer, aboard USS JOHN F. KENNEDY in October 1982. Commander Cook commanded the BLUEHAWKS from 1983 to November 1984. Commander Cook served as Chief Staff Officer on the LATWING ONE Staff from December 1984 through August 1985. From September 1985 through April 1986, Commander Cook commanded Attack Squadron ONE HUNDRED SEV- ENTY-FOUR. In January 1986, Captain Cook assumed addi- tional duty as Commander, Light Attack Wing ONE where he served until February 1987, prior to reporting as Executive Of- ficer USS FORRESTAL (CV-59). Captain Cook ' s awards include the Distinguished Flying Cross, Legion of Merit, Meritorious Service Medal, nineteen Strike Flight Air Medals, five Navy Commendation Medals with Combat V and various unit and campaign awards. He has accumulated over 5,000 mishap free flight hours (3,900 in the A-7) and over 1300 arrested carrier landings. 15



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