Haleakala (AE 25) - Naval Cruise Book

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1993 volume:

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Upon graduation in 1976, he was awarded a B. S. in Biol- ogy and received his commission into the Navy. T Commander Bradley's initial sea tour was aboard USS HAROLD E. H0l- QFF-10741. His follow-on afloat tours have been in USS OLIVER HAZARD PERRY QFFG-75 as the Combat systems Officer, uss GEMINI QPHM-6l a91the Executive Officer, and USS SANTA BARBARA IAE-281 as the Executive Olflqel- His shore tours include ASW tactics instructor duty at the fleet ASW Training Center in Norfolk, Virginia, and Chief Staff Officer for the Hydrofoll Squadfog PHMRON TWO in Key West, Florida. Prior to assuming command Of US. HALEAKALA in April 1992, Commander Bradley served on the OPNAV Staff 'V' Washington, D. C. with the Navy Planning and Programming Division tOP'807' While there, he headed the Fleet Maintenance Support section and served 39 3 program analyst for an appropriation account IOPNI. Commander Bradley attended the Navy's Postgraduate School at Monterelli California in 1988, where he received his Masters degree in Financial Manage' ment and subspecialty designation. Personal awards include the Meritorious 59 vice, three Navy Commendation, and the Navy Achievement Medal. H Commander Bradley is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Neace whQ Cllffen reside in Loudon, Tennessee. His wife is the former Dora Morrell of Bristol, Ten nessee. They have three sons, Todd, Douglas and Gabriel. ,I a: 4- - K F uw,- ,, - I, ' rc. .,, W .. I ,- ff' n f I Lieutenant Commander Kevin W. Doty EXECUTIVE OFFICER LIEUTENANT COMMANDER KEVIN W. DOTY Lieutenant Commander Kevin Doty was born in Verdun, France, and, being the son of a Career Army Warrant Officer, was raised and educated in numerous locations around the world. Today, he considers Tacoma, Washington, his home of record. Following graduation from high school, LCDR Doty enlisted in the United States Naval Reserve and went on to perform his active duty in Vietnam on board the USS KEPPLER fDD765j and later with Tactical Electronic War- fare Squadron IIVAQJ 133. Upon his enlisted separation from the Navy, he attended college at the Evergreen State College, Olympia, Washington and started a construction sub-contracting business in Tacoma. He graduated from Evergreen in 1979, earning a liberal arts degree in management and social psychology. In January, 1980, LCDR Doty entered Officer Candidates School in New- port, Rhode Island, and was commissioned an Ensign in May of that year. Following commissioning, LCDR Doty served as Chief Engineer in the USS CONQUEST IMSO 488, for 30 months, fol owed by a 2 year tour as Propulsion Group Officer in USS CONSTELLATION ICV 645 as part of the Carrier Readiness Improvement Program. During this later tour he applied for, and was accepted into, the Training and Administration of Reserves QTARJ program. Immediately following his carrier tour, LCDR Doty was transferred to Naval and Marine Corps Resenfe Center, Salem, Oregon, for a three year tour as Commanding Officer. Upon his relief at Salem, LCDR Doty attended Surface Warfare Officer's Department Head and Prospective Executive Oflicer's Courses before assignment as Executive Officer of USS IMPLICIT IMSO 455Q, USS CONQUEST IMSO 4883 and USS ENHANCE QMSO 4371. LCDR Doty was then assigned to Naval Readiness Command Region Twenty-tvvo, Seattle, Washington, for 12 months, prior to accepting orders and transferring to USS HALEAKALA IAE 251 as Executive Officer. LCDR Doty has been awarded the Navy Commendation medal, Navy Achievement medal and various other personal, unit, service and campaign medals. 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One example is the Workhorse of the West Pacific, the ammo ship the USS HALEAKALA QAE 25y. Haleakala, which literally means, House of the Sun is the crown of the Hawaiian island of Maui, and the largest dormant volcano crater in the world. Haleakala National Park encom- passes 28,665 acres, and the crater itself is 21 miles in circumference and 19 square miles in area. At its deepest it measures 3,000 feet from the summit. The two towers of Manhattan's World Trade Center could be stood end to end and not reach the top. The crate-r's starkness is overwhelming, and more than anything else, entering it is like descending to the moon. It is easy to understand why, in the early days of our nation's space program, moon-bound astronauts trained in this desolate place. There are several species of creatures, and plants, that are found nowhere else on earth. One of these is the strange and delicate silversword. 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The professional, dedicated efforts of your spouses, sons and daughters have transformed that opportunity into overwhelming success in support of our nation's policies. As hardworking sailors, stalwart citizens, and sterling ambassadors of our country in foreign lands, this crew has presented the finest image possible. They have excelled throughout, and are richly deserving of the reputation they have fostered for themselves, the Navy, and HALEAKALA. As the Commanding Officer, it has beenrmy extreme pleasure to lead this exceptional crew through the many challenges of these events, and as this crew's book also shows, we had some fun along the way. With spirit, teamwork and devotion, the 1992-93 crew of the HALEAKALA made history. Proudly, I dedicate this crew's book', to the HAULIN' HAL's fine crew. Well done, one and all! . - Cecil D. Bradley A SHIP'S CHARACTERISTICS Displacement, Full Load 16,500 tons Length 512 feet Beam 72 feet Draft, Full Load 28 feet Speed 100 rpm's, 20 knot max Propellers 1 Ftudders 1 Boilers 2 Shaft Horsepower 16,000 Armament Two MK 38!25mm chain guns Four .50 cal guns Fteplenishment Stations 4 Stream Complement 19 Officers 330 Enlisted Liquid Cargo Water 377,000 gallons Fuel 570,0000 gallons Ordnance 3,260 tons Anchors Two 18,000 pounds each SHlP'S BIOGRAPHY USS HALEAKALA is named after the world's largest dormant volcano located on the island of Maui in the Hawaiian islands. She is the fifth and last ammunition ship constructed of the SUBIBACHI class. - USS HALEAKALA was designed and built at the Bethlehem Steel Shipyard at Sparrows Point in Baltimore, Maryland. She was commissioned on 03 November 1959 and modernized in the mid 1960's. Since 1984, she has been incrementally equipped with new, modular style berthing arrangements which provide a very comfortable living environment for the crew. In January 1991, berthing modifications were completed to let women serve on board, allowing HALEAKALA to join a select group of ships of the fleet that have a portion of the crew that are women. Approximately twenty percent of the crew is female. HALEAKALA is a Combat Logistics Force ship, designed to deliver ammunition and fuel to other ships of the fleet at sea. She has ten replenishment stations from which she can simultaneously transfer or receive fuel, ammunition, water, freight, mail and passengers to ships on either or both sides. HALEAKALA also has the capability to conduct vertical replenishment from her flight deck. She has deployed several times to the Western Pacific and saw extensive service during the Vietnam Conflict and Operations Desert Shield and Desert Storm. Since October of 1986, HALEAKALA has been home ported in Apra Harbor, Guam, where she is a member of the overseas Family Besidency Program. HALEAKALA is a permanent unit of the SEVENTH FLEET. 9 i f ' -. J N' , . .- wo, ,- Z,-fg1..:,:-'. 't:'. ' -. :ff-. : ' -' .- Q E J N Ti 1 A ' . r , gy... . . ' 'H' ' 4, sl 2- 4 nn rf ei H1521 5 ,, L... fy ' -nl' .iv ... ., r QL, , wr ,Q . uf. 3' 3,122 A '- 'Q S ' 1 J 3 0 X I ..q,, V,..! . , L w 1 1 ' 132'-zflik y , S 1' ' a 1, wifi: N- Lffffj iq qa:y.'q?4,r4 A ,,., ., A F ,m1,f,:w, wx ' :'IG1!'E--?w2.i -Jw rf ,, n,1i1: ,,Q,.I1f , uf W7 E V WEL, H f Hfifffzf-Le-1',..vwVws-I-':4,'a.H:,zl-.-if'uf-gewer' ff-ff -- ' - ' ' .w-up 5. ,- 4 V ' iwmrf T 57' 'Q 5 HM2 Grevious, OSSN Norton LTJG Jermyn 81 LTJG Wolfe ty Ng S l - -K Q 12 SN Robertson SMSN Snell Where's Toto? SA Sheer, MMSR Cook Hong Kong BM1 Fleinemer, BTFR Schmitt, HM1 Hare QM3 Fidelman IVIM3 Agee, EM3 Wnelen YN3 Dale 81 SK2 Lechner on Diamond Head DK1 Hartung GMC Parrish in Hong Kong SK2 James, RMSN Davis, SN Coulter, YN3 Dale, HM2 Grevi ous, SN Turner, GMGSN Granados, RMSN Garfold, SM3 Gar- cia, RM3 Williamson, PN3 Valdez, BM2 Zywicki 2 ' ww f 5 fx .,.. S wfevw WW M f ' og 7. , ,r I V A U Wi. W in , , Ny' W ,W s f f W f U ,' f Q'!,.ffX k Q SN Robertson at Pearl Harbor r IJ., I I ? rish Another fine mess But I just had a Wet Willie! - DC3 Shukovsky, SN Odom BM3 McConnell - I love being a BM3 .... NOT! LT Collins, BMCS Bennett, MMC Solimine, GMC Par- Go ahead - make my WEST- PAC! - BM2 Brooks N-- 5 . .V , 1, V ,tZ!.h,,,., V V W , - .- N ,' . , tf'ri'?',' 4. ,. , -fu q T w W, Axf. 1 ., 1 ,W N it ' ' f ,ff 1 j ', +, - , ,T - , ff, Qt 1 f 1 .tt T , M 4 mf' 'F ' f ' 511 1353-'9491' . ', ' , 1,,,g. ? 1 ,,:,,1l1 All . My 1 N ' , , 1 X , 2 !,,,,1 L 'V : , ' K 13f,159t7 '- ' -, 23' N Arfx-,l?' 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These talented skivvy waversi' provide the utmost in fast and accurate commu- nications from ship to ship. SM3 Garcia, SM1 Thrush 81 QMC Marshall SMSN Shel 8t SMSN Sandoval SMSA Sandoval, SM3 White, SM1 Thrush, SM3 Ross, SM3 SMS Garcia Shell, SlVl3 Garcia 21 WKWWM f Q , 4 .X If f My J 'W M WWW f G ET3 Sheilds The majority of the ship's complex electronic systems are maintained by the Electronics Tech- nicians of OE . These highly skilled technicians are responsible for the ship's surface search radar, Identification Friend or Foe QIFFJ system, and the many computers onboard, including the SNAP ll system. The ET's also repair highly sophisticated radio transmitters and receivers. ET2 Kalal, ET3 Shields, ET3 Gunn, ET1 Scrivner, ET2 Dickson, li ET3 Kolb lf? 4 1:4 is ET1 Scrivner AT' S E11 fig f XX X . 'Eff wig f SSFVS 2485- iwxiif X sua RQ 1 is Q 9 ks ,Qs 'Q X 42 ' X may-X, ' iftf W X X ET2 Kalal S ETC K ine ET3 Kolb ET3 Gunn E az? ..,,....!,.4,...f..,--1-r--'49 ' X U J I LTJG Jermyn 8t OSSN 34 l QOSSN Schreiber, OSSN Norton, OS2 Hunter, OS1 Koch, OS3 Munns, OS3 lMay, OS3 Aguilar, OS3 Ashcraft, OS3 Nagel, OS3 McDaniels The Operation Specialists located in the Combat information Center work seven days a week. Their job is to track, report, figure course, speed and closest point of approach on any- thing that moves, be it ship, sailboat, banka boat, low-flying aircraft, Navy Fighter, or Russian Bear. COMBAT Schreiber OS3 Ashcraft OS3 Munns, OS3 lVlay, OS3 Fair OS3 lVlcDanlels OSSA Kristenson 031 Koch 23 i CHAPLAIN CORPS VISION STATEMENT Our vision is to enrich spiritually the relationship ot all men and women of the Sea Services to God and to one another loy: - Energizing people with hope, -ilfiobilizing the institution with moral leadership, - Strengthening people through pastoral care, - Building community. as JW s -My ,Mi ,f i f f ff , f wif? 'fx 5' ' w Chaplain Ted L. Crandall Give me the courage, Lord, to sail my boat out from the shore. l'd rather know the ocean's gale and hear the tempest roar Than anchor safely in some bay because fear conquered me RP3 Palmer sets up for senfices i 1 i 4 2:1 re: lil ll? lm lv' ,ii i v i I L 9 l l ,i li H F I Let craft less C daring inland stay, be mine the ,,,, g,,,, chaplain crandaii at RP3 Palmer in their office pathless Sea' . - - C if 24 Joseph Moms Divine worship undenivay -A EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT ? The Executive Department includes a wide variety of jobs and ratings. Mostly for mustering purposes, this group includes the Command Master Chief, the 3M Coordinator, the Command Career Counselor, and the Command Master at Arms. Until recently, it also included the Postal Clerk. But what Executive is mainly about is the Ship's Office. Under the direction of the Navigator! Administrative Assistant, this is the nenfe center for all administrative matters. Housing both Yeomen and Personnelmen, all papenfvork associated with everything from senlice record entries to reenlistments is completed here. YN's maintain officer service records and handle all legal matters and correspondence. The PN's maintain senlice records and matters associated with the enlisted side of the ship. Remember, no task is complete until the papenlvork is done! LT Flanagan, YN2 Scott, PNC Cole, PN3 Kemper, BMCS Bennett, NCC Forbes, YN3 Newson, PN3 Valdez, PC2 Freeland, YN1 Preston, YN3 Dale, YN3 McCain 25 CIVIAA Q 42 T IVIAC Babonis 4 4 CMC SM1 Thrush MMCM Farmer PC2 Freeland Have I got a Ieffer for you QIVI1 Acfalle nu-nun-:sq-un-ruling o F F ' 3 C 5- E 3 lvl C c C sw: vs LM . . BMCS Bennett 4 1 Q n ik 1 YN3 Dale 5 t YN3 Newson t YN1 Preston PN1 Opiniano PN3 Mccam 8t PNB Kemper t W YN2 Scott 27 NAVIGATION TEAM xi l N 4 Twig? QM2 Lawson 81 QM1 Acfalle LT Flanagan, QM3 Padin, QM2 Lawson, QM3 Niswonger, QM3 Ratliff, QMC Mar- shall, QlVl3 Fidelman, QM3 Tarver, QIVI1 Acfalle The Quartermasters of the Navigation Division are charged with the safe navigation of the ship. This responsi- bility encompasses all aspects of navigation, including inner harbor, coastal piloting and open ocean navigation by celes- tial and electronic methods. .....m.....g-l QIVIC Marshall 81 QM3 Padin g g gVVV,.,,,.w...,,,, QM3 Tarver 81 LT Flanagan T QIVI3 Padin QM1 Acfalle 8a QIVI3 Davls I am In charge QIVIC Marshall YIM-x QIVI3 Hatllff QM3 Fidelman QIVI2 Lawson catches QIVI3 Tarver Taking A Tarver 29 I l Qwiff WMA., i Our Hospital Corpsmen are respon- sible for everything from band-aids to g., bug spraying. They maintain all the , heat stress records, hearing conser- lv vation program, medicalfdental records, physical exams, etc., as well as care of the sick and injured. They fill an average of 600 prescriptions per month. .v HM1 Hare, HM2 Grevious, SN Colvin, HM2 Storage IVI E D I HM2 Storage 'patches up' BMC Jourdan A HM1 Hare L HM2 Brough 1, i i l i l HM2 Grevious 81 Chris Clean . Slla Dill 4 4 l 'l BM3 Mercer 81 SA Dedios SN Newberry asks ls any- body home?? SK3 Dillon SN Small QM3 Tawer l ie., EK 1 E MMC Solimine 81 PNC Cole SN Hemphil GMG3 Chamblee SN Haynes 8K SN Newberry SN Chinn 81 SN Dunnigan if' i i s E F375 1 ,I - -f I ,, ii, if iii 'Pi Ig. SN Alvarez - Sarman Extraordinaire i. i iii BIVI2 Zywicki - And hold the AnChOvieS', GoT THE A LT Bowles - The GIVIGSA Aguirre 32 First , -Ready For Action! SN Lucero WATCH 1 oss Fair, SN Ellis, SN Woodard i ' i 1 i 'ii N A E z i i i i i I Y i LTJG Jermyn - Let's see who'S 1 chicken! 4 g SK3 Dillon rf. SK2 Laracuente, SK2 James lf Ulf! SKC Dayrit gives his opinion of the Snap II Dfimefin GSK SK2 Lechner - Du buIbs?? , is .9 SK2 James checking in some supp ies SK1 Salango I S1 The Storekeepers are responsible for providing all of the materials and services that allow HAL to operate. S-31 is divided into three basic areas: Stock Control, Material, and Financial Management. The Stores Division Team stands ready to assist. IF YOU NEED MSK3 Dillon, SK2 Jamtg, SK2 Lechner, SK3 Laracuente, SK1 Salango, :SKC Dayrit IT, WE'VE GOT IT! IF WE HAVEN'T GOT IT, WE'LL GET IT! D' 3 O WWWMWOHM F111 WW I 33 F G Q D ,2fS, Food Service Attendants Qformerly called Mess Cranks J spend 90 glorious days helping the Mess Spe- cialists in such areas as veg- etable preparation, sanitation, dishwashing, and garbage removal. While they are indis- pensable to meal preparation, few volunteer to do it twice! FR Lucero, SN Brown, MMFF1 McCarty, SN Gabaldon, BTFR Villarino, MMFR White, FA Dodson, DCFR Zickenberg, MMFN Van Fliper, MMFN Kelly, FR Peterson, SFI Fiosalez, MMFN Ayotte, OSSR Baker, BTFR Johnson S ' A fn-rv! :carb ' 42,522 ,gyzf Y i E ' E 5 , R v V MMFN Ayotte A ENFN Barton ENFR Cobb I C E Ami RMSN Liba MMFN Van Fliper SR Rosalez ' 34 Swv' A FR Holmes ' . '4'T1s' 5ZS f ':'Q:-it.2-cg-1+Q.fAi22e.wf A NxX - -,.,--gf. ,v -4 , 5 . . I , V-Z , i ' . ' . - Al Rf' '- f .B 'A xxx xx xi 1 X x X ' ., N X qv 1' Y Hs f Bllllii ni , fb I E 1 fi e-,447 + XK f J,:v-tttsssi?-lv X ' 154 L.: A - -1-cf, FA Dodson, NIIVIFFI White X 1 J '42 4 SR Hamilton ,-5-we k:3'i:'f5i-w?'r' .f'- f H INQ' -- 1, WHERE A QW Ji X Jaxx N 2-1 J.. - ' K XXQSNXK - s' N4vf1a4? 's7 4-fv-13f2fQ2 '-if ? ffv3:f A I FIMSN Llba 8m SF! RICE A figs fs QM SS s x MMFN Kelly FIM1 Chavez - Mess Decks MAA N x - FA Fields c +I I SZ I S5 i Specialists of S-2!S-5 pro- vide both the enlisted and , officers with wholesome, nutritious meals three times a day. We coordinate . and cook at Steel Beach picnics, bake and decorate reenlistment and retire- ment cakes and provide 3 special meals to promote high morale. No matter how hectic the ship's g il l The Mess Management 'E ii E schedule may get, S-21S-5 V still put three square meals on the table 365 days a y year. Can't touch us! i MSC Palacios, IVlS2 Flosimo, MS1 Taylor, lVlS2 Garrison, MSSN Tarpley, IVIS1 V Laxamana, MS1 Hodgson, MS1 Ward, MSSN Harris if -ua 1- ' l , c l . Y . MS1 Hammock ll MSC Palacios MS1 Hodgson i l MS1 Ward ivisi lVlcCulley 7 Mst Laxamana i l 44 W M! MS2 Garrison, MS1 Taylor MS1 Mayo if MSSN Tarpley 01- , 1 W s MS3 Avila 8k MS3 Enriquez MS3 Enriquez R f l ww MS3 Klose MSS ,M,r ,,,,,,41. ,,,f,,,A ,,,r , , 0 A MSSA Cook, MS2 Garrison i M32 pfosimo IVIS3 Jackson IVISSA Wood 37 Disbursing Division maintains 335 pay accounts for HAL'S crew, In addition to regular pay. checks S-4 handles start, .l bonuses, takes in collec. vides check cashing Ser.: vices for the crew. l I ENS L'ltaIien, SHSN Holifield, SHSR Watson, PC2 Freeland, DK3 Cruz, DK1 Har- tung, SH3 Taienao, SHSR Washington, SH2 Whipple, SH1 Cunningham , i l l . l 3 l A L l E . S How many dependents?! DK1 Hartung asks SN SH3 Swolgaard Gabaldon. - 61 1 S E l R V I l C E SHSN Holifield gives ICSN Flowers a cut, while SH3 Taienao trims BM3 Munns DK3 Cruz X 4 stop, and change allot., ments, processes travel l claims, advances andl tions from the ship's store . and post office, and pro., , S3 I S4 SHSN Holifield gives SN Armstrong a hair- The Sales and Service Division, S-3 , operates the ship's store, vending machines, laundry, and crew's barber shop. Their mission is to provide the crew with a variety of high quality health and comfort services and merchandise at the best price in town. All profits from the ship's store go to support the crew's Morale, Welfare and Recreation Fund. SHSN Moore SHSN Locke SH1 Holcomb SHSA Washington SH2 Whipple SH1 Cunningham 1 V... g 1 SF! Yadao GIVIG1 Slusher ' ' 1 BT1 Deweese SH Rosalez QIVI3 Niswonggr ,nimw ,, , il - H 1 5l 4. ONBOAFKD ,ZH , ,fl , fly, wyfcf 424 f l y I 2 fy ff SN Pirnstill l I v V igl X a 1 W N, ,, I I f gf f Zi fww BM1 Murphy 40 M LT Bowles 81 LT Hunter BM3 Rouse 8 SH3 Swolgaard I 1 I I 1 X X f The most important function of Deck Divi- sion is movement of ammunition. Work cen- ters DAO1 and DA02 are two work centers but, as one division, they come together and move ordnance like NO OTHER ever could. Day or night, rain or shine, the HAL Deck Division will get the job done. DAO1 maintains the fore- , X f asf W ffl VX f f X 0 0 xmxvxxxxxtv Sugxxxxxxxsxxxxxsv ,',,,,l,,,,,,,,'911111115526 gg cg X Q if DECK DIVISIGN castle, paint locker, flammable stowage and all main deck areas forward of the superstructure. DA02 maintains the line locker flight deck, boat decks, and all areas aft of the superstructure M ya-, Wiwwszffrww'-9 f I , W' fwff YW -rv 1 , - QQWCW f f X X W 1 M, Z f, f f f - ,ff f f f . , ftwit ff ,497 , J fl l 1 j f f ff f ff f f fffyffjs X Wy if W WW f ff WW X w ff Z f f W Wg, ,if ix Qi , t , .N-A VV Ni My J,- ' , ' Jf. .:, f 'f ' , X f f fffX'M.:-AVX? ' Q17 g W,i.,,1,s,f,,4f f , , ., 4 if.: .W f .1 -f .4 f .1 V ,ff ., w fly f x, .f, n f if 4 gg' , . ,, W , 4 K ? ul' ' Q y 4 ' fc fs-,, , 3 syzfvisw X I .EQ tx. ! WW ff f - vb, 1 ,,f ,N , ,ts ..v,f- ggi fs- , 5 . C , ,flu - 5 0 ll wifi W. X i . I A-'Nb k'f5E.x, BM3 Begley 8a SN White UH Guys? How long do I have to stand here like this? Asks SA Flixen preparing to Heave To BM3 Martinez 81 BM3 Rouse SF it BM1 Fieinemer sings O Sol A Mieo to 42 Bm3 Morris SN Alexander, SN Lucero and SN Odom SA Ftixon, Hi MA! E i I SN Murray, SN Pirnstill, YN3 Barry ya fi jg 5 . Qs 1 G 4' no SA Yadao 8t SN Small BM1 Murphy BM3 Morris keeps a watchful eye on a missile YN3 Barry fa I K ,K Nfl ' I Eating on station is BM1 Fleinemer, SN Coulter and SR Armstrong SN White Elm BMS Martinez checks out some more ordnance f 5 f 4 1 SR Castillo SH3 Swolgaard doing some seri- ous painting ' v, W ms W W W N, 7, XX.. 7 ,, SF? Castillo, IVIAAA!!! xt SN Pirnstill 1 OK! Who's the wise guy up there yelling Anchors A I Away? ! SN Armstrong SN Murray SN Hunt t t A --l BM2 Smith I t 1 ,x 't t r r BM2 Brooks 1 1 I r i 1 'r F i t 1 i I 1 1 I SN White A - SA Smith, He's from Ca ifornia SN Burnham I am one with my hammer SA Larralde 84 SR Rice BM1 Murphy 8. BM2 Bun SN Dedios 8a Sr CastiI.o dalian BM3 McAtee Wax on Wax off SA Krielkamp i SA Sheer BM3 McAtee 8i SFI Castillo, painting and preserving is our life! 45 Q SN Turner SA FUXGH ii new CWO2 Kell, BM2 Johnson 81 SN Mi Ier S, VVNV I' i, BM3 Johnson SA Fuse ier BM3 Earles BM2 Sims 81 Bm3 Renwick ff BM2 Sims ,ZZ I ff, ffff, f iff Nw 1 11 SSS BM3 Renwick SR Airmstrong 1111- 5 R Y y ,rs 45 , .M ., .xXX, ,. ,,,,.. .,,,,f., W'-iilh, Bl' H X BM2 Johnson, SN Lucero, SN Murray do wat ,sv gg Pio, 'f X . ,.,.,..,..,,, ..:.7.:,t..,m,..... .,,..,, ..,.... ,W .,,. ...,.. . ., ., 5 A N .2 x fy , yr' d iffy .f , COS GIG BM1 Flelnemer At The Wheel' BM2 Klelty . , ,S .Ay y k 2' ff l to V3 Q-'Z lfsffxlfiif 1 1 z Q MAS, ,,,, all R 1 BM1 Daily 8t BM1 Floss watch as SA Fuselier, SA Sheer, SH3 Swolgaard and others bring stretcher bound SA Alvarez aboard Boat Operations SR Alvarez gets some expenence as the rescuee rather than the resouer In this SAF! Tralnlng shot LTJG Rodriguez DB03 it 'S A WGO3 l H, l l EM2 Cordero, EM1 Wright, EM2 Garcia f BM1 Campbell The absolute core of HALEAKALA's underway replenishment capabilities, RASE Division maintains thirty underway replenishment winches, four transfer head stations, four ram tensioners, eight cargo weapons elevators and all UNREP Q gear. We are the men and women responsible for setting up the rigs and operating, as well as maintaining, all winches and l elevators that have allowed HALEAKALA to meet her commitments. You can rest assured that FZASE Division will be l ready to UNREP on time, every time. Remember, YOU CALL, WE HAUL, NO LOAD TOO SMALL. RASE IS THE PLACE! f E l R i l il l LTJG Flodriguez, EM1 Wright, EM2 Garcia, MM3 Munro, MM3 Nash, BMSN Biron, SA Alvarez SA Wynn SA Fab- rigas, EM3 Le, MMC Solimine, BM3 Flouse, SA Miller, BM2 Melton, FA Flemming, SR Abrams MMFN Fillmore, A EMFN Sonnier, BM2 Zywicki, SR Burleson, FN Sherman, MM1 Shandor, SN Cohrs SR Chamblee BM2 Prince . L SN Miller Slush Puppies SA Fabrigas 1 411119 llmmii VJ-'LU Q SA Alvarez 45415. E 5 FN Hafner 8m FN Sherman QM3 Niswonger Y l 1 1 V, 1 BM1 Campbell 51, il FR Roberson I SN Wynn BIVI3 Kasse x I' v ? 1' s Y . . , i n MM2 Reyes A 1 I 1 w 5 Z Z Q Q NIM2 Curtis M N BIVI3 Billion BIVI3 Biron BM2 Prince Melton 81 W Ii? l 1 Who, Me? Asks EM3 Milam 1 I 1 sm Cohrs EM3 Le 81 MIVIS Fillmore EMFN Sonnier E Y , A5 Q 3 1 '1 1 1 11 l 1 SN Burleson X XX X ix i SN Nlealer BIVI3 Lee , m ,. 1 41 DIVISION GMC Cleveland SN Castaneda SFI Srmpson SN Wlllls GMGSN Aguirre GMC Parrish LT Hunter BM2 Klelty GMM3 Oglllvle SN Sanchez GMG3 Conerly SN Duran GMGSN Granados GMG1 Slusher SN Anderson SN Chamblee SN Leach GMG1 Staten GMG2 Cook GMC Parrish dolng some fast talking to the Captain mm GMG1 Slusher GMG Parrish 8t GMG1 Staten He really expects me to belreve this one GMG2 Gafford Permlsslon to cross the Quarter deck . Denled Thlrd Dlvlslon also called Cargo Dlvl slon consists of rated Gunners lVlates and Deck Seamen Together they move ordnance across the mann deck and Into flve multl level ammunltlon cargo holds moving over 18 OOO short tons of ord nance ID the past 12 months alone Thlrd Dlvlslon IS also responslble for the 25mm chain guns ammunltlon magazlnes pyro lockers and all armorles LT Gunner Hunter 53 ww wk 24 f 7 ff if f wg K X We M 9 7 W ,, if W fi 7 , , WWQ Q, ,W W y f Z f 1 ff K VX 4 , f X X fy if ZA! f ff f f f , 16 1 0 al l V T l r f y i ,. I Y 1 l 7 5 ! 7 7 , 1 7 7 7 7 7 7 1 7 7 7 9 J 1 : X , - l I 1 1 1 ' I , - H ' . . . . s s - as , , . , W ,,,, Q W ,,ft ' s 7, f wi N A ,- 'mv wa ' UW i 54 K 4 - , ,. :fu E Q . . W' 5 5 ' N 4 E gl-K Q - W 1- ,iff ,,-:1:13GT'i','1 . 4. ' SMU X , V yn w Q, 5 f ., 5.1 iw E? T an ah i dig A 32, 1 Qi M - WW S W, ..VVXX 1 'nf-we ,,,, 2 .4 ' If ig h Lui ,xxv A V N A xi f'--if i wi W ww: J' Firing Squad for Burial At Sea Senfice CD Z O na EP. no 3 cn Q. na K ff f Ni fwzg GIVIG3 Conneriy GMGSN Norton W E Q N 1 2 S ,2 S S S wi AW 5 V! WM11 wxwvfn,wMvv4sxw,'vvWfm SN Gunter 81 GIVIG3 Granados SN Anderson GIVIGSN Lindamood 5 wx , xx . -figs or i o - 1-,QYSX X ' Y 5, ' S I X .mo X 4 K Q H -'xyll N W f .. . ix NW ff N as .51 N xv x -- - -qw i .vi X , H ,Q g ,,.. Q A Q , W K S S Q X X S W X GIVIG1 Slusher Going Down!! JSA SN Willis W ,, bids fl, s ,X my Mx A ' X s wssss ffoxg mov .S N ' Q ,fx xiwxps, X sw Nik M .N Osxfx ses W A - X x Q 5 X' ., og ' X N. SSRN S f , . o Q 'sghf :kr ag if 5 Y Q If x ss w, , , S, 5 f 1 from g A ' . Qs ' - x :-W 5' - S 'X' N5-Ms, ,N Mes -,gow-,.. S o 5 b e , Q - M my XQ W Y1 .. , V 5 ' , X X Q f 1 - , --9' S - wif, ' N ,N . ,M ' I NM X' 'W it, I . N 41 fs? Q ff of -X S ,GN SP3 ' M- PfV.or f as N -,, ,E S . MNA , A xxxb , S . N-z Bfx-1,531 X, f , w . xy we '-g .N X wx Y no A, X ,,.. G.. ., ,. Q D mx AW :fum t. . GMG3 Johnson xy X fl. GIVIG1 Slusher SN Fleudas, SN Simpson, SN Chatman, SN Andrews, SN Anderson ff X GIVIGSN Flakes 81 SN Duran GMGSN Flakes gl SN Castaneda The Eoo Guys LT Stanton GIVIG3 OQIIVIG X , Q , H ,f ff ,,oe n, en n, 55 Q I til 4 N f ii S .45 Caliber qualifications The QHUQ in the Afmow I Wheeler GMGSN Granados GIVIGSN Norton 84 GIVIG1 Staten Q S i 3 fi i 1 i I t SN Leach Yeah, it looks fun to you! Wait'II ya have to clean this sucker t SN Lucero 8i GIVIGSN Barrientos i A ,l l F l l Not You can't take my picture l IC3 Dubocq IC1 Wright The Internal Communication - - electricians of IC Division keep i the ship's internal communica- H tions systems up to speed. W ' These multi-talented IC-men ' ' maintain a wide variety of equip- ment including all telephones, the ship's gyro- Pt scope, various alarms, sensors, equipment indicators, ship's audio system and closed ?. television circuit. ICFN Flowers Z ! Z lC2 Lupica ICFN Price IC1 Wright, ICFN Price, lC2 Lupica, IC3 Dubocq, ICFN Flowers 2 Van Winkle FN Delacruz Q EM2 Yoe EMC Estella The Electrician's Mates of E Division are responsible for providing electrical power to the entire ship, whether they establish a safe link-up with the shore or ensure the constant operation ofthe Ship's Service Turbine Gener- ators CSSTGSJ. They operate and maintain all lighting and electrical systems from stem to stern and from the keep to the tip of the mast. This includes maintaining a vigil on the perfor- mance of the main electrical switchboard replacing worn wiring and electrical compo- nents, and performing all safety checks on per- sonal appliances like boom boxes, irons, and dryers. Our EMS thus ensure both the quality of life onboard and the successful completion of the ship's mission. EM3 Vasquez FN Delacruz, EMFN Dauberman, EMFN valdez, FH Peterson, EMFN Banks, ElVl2 Van Winkle, EM3 Fowler, EM2 Yoe A EMFN Banks EM3 Vasquez EM2 Van Wm kle and EMFN Banks helping hook up the shore power XM i xl, I I I I I ' A For the Enginemen and I EN1 Buck, MMFA Pevahouse, MM2 Finnerty, MM2 Fetting, EN2 Creed, ENFR Cobb, Machinist's Mates that make up Auxiliary Division it is not unusu- LTJG Postert, FN Kearney, MMC Hudson, ENFN Barton , al to be referred to as the A Gang. Considering they are responsible for a large amount of the crew's comfort lfrom fixing I the laundry and galley equip- , ment, to the heating and air con- I ditioning, right down to the liberty I boats that get personnel ashore in exotic ports of cally, no wonder , the first letter in this division is HAH' , I I I I I I MMC Hudson I don't want to hear it ' FN Kearney 8t MMFA Pevahouse I can't wait for Wog Dayv sneers FN Kearney I I I cms I I I Here Kitty, Kitty, Kitty calls ENFN ENS Creed Yeah Flight MM2 Finnerry Barton while EN1 Buck looks on I I I MM3 Agee SN Moore EN2 Creed EN3 Belaman ENFR Cobb 81 ENFN Barton MM3 Agee a f A FN Kearney EN2 Creed No! I am not making a pot of SOUP! as ! 7 7 , 1 or a rl 1 f I I f' 2 ff 1 V Q 5 1 f f W G X g , , 2 if 41 A R Q f 5 , N W 2 r X W K 2, f My X Ut cs Y 1 , r 5 , as AA E 61 Q. The Hull Technicians and Damage Controlmen of Repair Division have three workcenters, each responsible for either the general upkeep of the ship or it's damage control readiness. The division maintains all the ship's fire fighting equipment, countermea- sure washdown system, and other damage control equipment. They also provide wood-working, welding, and various metallurgical services. Ot supreme importance Fl Division acts as the ship's fire department ready to fight any fire. DC2 Gantt, DCFFI Zickenburg, DCFN Wheeler, HT2 Storms, DC2 Work, DC3 Shukovsky, DCC Dorsten, DC2 Triggs, HT2 Weaver Q DCFN Wheeler 81 DC2 Work Greco-Roman wrestling is NOT part of the DC Olympics! says DC2 Gantt to DCFR Torres. . ,... 1 3 we 'iii' T I DC2 Calvin GaE A DCFFI Zickenberg - I can dream, can't I? DC3 fSkeeterl Shukovsky 2 1 ' ,, X MSSN Nlatheney Jack Of All 63 Wffiff-fer 7535525 RM1 Davis, GMG Lindamood, SH1 Holcomb, YN1 Pre- EM1 Wrist p aying cards ston 8 if k 3 ,r ff ' I K I , X 4 R MMFN Ayotte - Wow! These are big eyes! ' BM3 Earls i 8i BM3 Pugsley - Leave us a I o n e ! V playing 4 Old Maid! FN Banks 8K MM3 Townes taking four EM2 Wagner, YN3 Newson, SR Ogburn 8m SN Arvinger QM3 Tamer gl SN Passley 64 lftfi GL .2-2 GQ' EQ s F . lfl, 0:,' .-, . v f'I ' 0' ' . 'II ff 9 Q' ' , rf' lp W .xgrounaf MM3 Nash 81 MM3 Tharp - Rack OPS BM3 Cooper 81 BM3 Martinez ,i- iii Qi 'u -CH ' i ' 1 'H Uk' Ji' R .M I-' .i SN Fiuedas -A t-L 133.9 If 5 it-EMIVI3 Cody, MMFN Lane, NIR1 Llarenas, MM3 Tanner, FR Holmes, FR Roberson, FN Hafner, MMFR Corvia, FR Dawson, MMFN Baker, MMFN Favela, IVIMFA White, lVllVl3 Fill- ff more, MMFN Ayotte, MM1 Deausen The M8tB Division has four work- centers, each responsible for their 'fshare of the operation and mainte- 'fnance of our two boilers and asso- ciated propulsion machinery. The division moves the ship through the ll water, makes it's electricity and , fresh water, and supplies steam to .various auxiliary equipment. They lsgget the ship where it's going and reenable it to do whatever it has to do lwhen it gets there. These hard- YQ' , working Boiler Technicians, Machinistis Mates and Machinery Flepairman keep the screws turn- ing and the lights burning. BTC Arkansas, BTFN Diala, BTFR Fiamsey, BT1 Koch, BTFA Schmitt, BTFR Culp, BT2 Mon- tefalcon, BTFR Fields, BTFR Johnson, MM3 Dion, BT3 Vitug, FFR Brittord, BTCS Rotton, BT1 , East, BT3 Evans, BTFFR Dodson, BTFR Nettleton, BT3 Bailey, BTFA Villarino, BT1 Deweese H I I F I I I I MMC Guerra I iw I I BTC Boutier 3 IVIR1 Llarenas S I I I I I . I BTC Mercado MM DavIs I I I I I A Nw , WS I all WM if , -an-N. ' f -I.-fu-, X I ' ' f ' XM W 2 I -f 'T X - 1 : w, WMS. , ,X 5 Jak , 2 A ' I Isl L I I I I Bucket! - MM1 Deausen BT1 Koch BTCS FIoI1on - C'mere ya Bohemian! E A BT2 Nlontefalcon SN Brown, BT3 Gieck 81 BTFN Welch MM1 Seward 2 f ? i BT1 East 81 FA Fields BT1 Deweese , ,P -f 5 X H e A UN hx Q A 9' ' Q W XRS N ie Sp x E S x N , SA ,,,XX X V,,, if 3 A in ivy BT2 vu ar 8. SR Roux MM2 Quiba 67 x , BT3 Jaki, BTFN Diaia 8t BTFA Schmitt - No Flea!- Iy! That rat was this big! says Jakl. Aw C'mon! responds Diaia. Hiding something Chief? Nooo, l'm not hiding anything! says BT3 Bai- ley. BTFN Diala 8t BT2 Nlontefaioon - We love our PQS!! 68 SF! Atkinson 81 BTFN Nettle- ton BTFFZ Culp 8t FA Fields BTFA Schmitt - it was either this or the Bronx! i MNI3 Hundiey - Just hanging, around! , i li It i I , i i i i BT3 Evans i i . MMS Perkins, MM2 Seward 81 MN!! Deausen -' w 3 1 4 if A 1? ff!!! un-M... K IVllVl3 Tanner BTFN Diala FN Roberson 81 MIVIFN Corvia BT3 Juan FN Haffner l W A 9 3 2 i Z o o MM2 Quiba BT3 Vitug FA Dawson BT3 Geick Brltford MM3 Dion 84 FA Q3 f f Q7 x , A 'KN M K IVINI3 Townes BT3 Evans 81 BT3 Bailey BTFN Murphy FN Roux f ,I 1 i BT3 Hundley N 1 K 1 l I J + I BTFN Nettleton MM3 Dign BT3 Casco 8k BT3 Hundley X! f M ka A 0 x if x w, Vw N 5 ' s Q , Q- X ' NES B x Q x32 g . wi N Y we S xx 3 N 3 Q f' f S's fx S ,Sf F ifs X 1, , A QW X. 5, W4 Y XF X -. Y g n. A N 'I S E 15 Q i SN BTFN Villarino 1 A L l- i F 6 , wks, 3 N BTS VHUQ Al-:HH The Good Life! says BT3 Jakl. 9 i 4 i FR Holmes mi, NO! We can't play Wheel of Fortune with this wheel! says 3 Savaligi. i e.e. U 'WV' FR Britford 81 BT1 Koch A MM3 Lane S MMFN Corvia MM3 Fillmore, IVIMFFI White, MM1 Llare- has x f 7 v 5 N S' Su tt Itigggwxig f. K it , fi t Q - til' ' ,A 'Q' 3 w w Q4 X ' so-Qs-Q-Tff I Q N I 'X fbi-ff I Iig NT? ui' A X 3 X L C :bak N - N x y ' xg 5, Q- V 1 N N X ,FQ .- I X Ok, Let me get this straight, says IVIM3 Lane. LTJG Heffner I mink I Can, I mink I can. NE can't! thinks SNISN Shell Look Ma! Only one hand! says BTFR Nettle- IVIM3 Tanner takes a shot 'tOI't. BT3 Jakl 8 EMFN Sonnier pIay'in hoops Q if WW -W W ,.? X XQVYZ w Q2 W ZW- ' 2007 zifgifffv ff f r I I mlfrffff-W ff ff Z 4' ' 2 I eyhiffiy 2 ! f ffkfyziff. -ffm - ' ' ' I A s 2 Q ,ff5.iJJ:,v- f f ' -f 4 0 Q 5. .1 Q f. - 4? Iyfwq 1 M I I 1 i Zh Wk , Q M71 ' fi I W .. f I I 3 A I X f f f f 1 f f'WZQlZ f f f f f 4 f n 77 f Z f fjwfw-M2254 Z Z1 Z f LTJG Wolfe A-HHHHHHHHHHH .. What d'ya want?! Can't you SPLASH!! see l'm busy? asks SH1 Cunningh am. me W yrs X SJ W AF J r M x H QNX N 4, Q f ,I I , 5 A- t . g FJ: vgggyg gggm, V Q h ,N E gg X ,Q Q II I ' I K s . Kaye y, Q. Z ni W tt ' ' W lt's mine and you can't have it! SN Burleson tells BT3 Evans. , aww MI W , , X, v X re an ,M of I A 'Ns M f I X f lx I If X, . 1 Let's all do the Leapfrog! says GMC Parrish. NO, NO! This IS my best I BIVICS Bennett - training for the Boston Side! Says BMI ROSS- l Marathon I Can I do it again - Huh?! Can I, Can I, Pleeease let me do it again!! says BT3 Evans. IQ'mon! Gimme a piggy-back ride!! MM2 Curtis asks SH1 Cun- 'I ningham. I It was a nice sign - but I wanted to stand , here! exclaims BT3 Jakl. I I Non - B-Ball playin' white boys Ip , in-A 4. oiimbmg MI. Fuji I I I L I I II I I I 9 E II! II II III I Ii! I II III Ill II . II I I IV Il II il 1I I Ii II I I. II I I I if 3 yt., J Q L' I, 70 Bucks for this? I , vwagx f Q, I Zfyg if I + 'N You've gotto be kidding! says BNI1 Floss I I SEA 'N' ANCHDR OOOH! I'm glad that line wasn't afoot higher! says HT3 Fortin. Where's the HeIm's Man? asks LTJG Jermyn. F x r sf. Q as H x I ,f 1 , Y r I I I r A How should I know?! I just work here! says' QM3 Fidelman. We can handle it! 1 r 7 I 1 I? ?' k' l ia l f BMC Jourdan tells BM2 Starr to Walk like an Egyptian as SN Colvin looks on Preparing to drop anchor in BM2 Prince checks it out Who is that masked man? asks BIVI3 Rouse. LET HER RIP!!! Wlmgxv ..--.- ,'y-Z DROP ANCHOR!!! QM1 Acfalle CO conferring with a harbor pilot. Is there anybody in there? Asks SM2 Jemerson Ens Heffner NAV DETAIL Lt Flanagan 84 Ens Lee - Well, I can't see anything but the back of this guys head. QM2 Lawson OSSN Sohrieber 1 l 1 QM3 Tanfer 8t LCDR l ferent close-up! QXOJ Doty - Nope'l She doesn't look r GW any dif- Lt llfirstp Bowles 8t Lt Collins - now you see that? That's LAND ZR M A L , W Q IVI3 Davis 81 SHSN SMSN Shell lt makes everything look so BIG Holifield Yea we Bad ii I l l LTjg Reynolds, MIVICM Farmer 81 SNI1 Thrush - OOOOOH! who ran those scivvies up on the flag pole? 253 g , t f f 4 f W Q 7,125 f it f n , at - QlVl3 Davis UNREP With a ship to both port and star- board, HALEAKALA is capable of working 4 connected replenishment CCONREPQ stations simultaneously, while conducting vertical replenish- ment CVERTREPQ as well. Though her usual cargo is ammunition QBOIVIBS Fi USD, all four CONREP stations deliver and receive various stores and fuel as well. SN Mercer OOOPS!! Nfl' T. i t i Refueling ii 1. il l l 1 i :I l What did you wanton that pizza? ' k Pelican Hoo L45 X Qi ws . .fl xi N ,W wff 1 f 4 X is A if 'MEX ? 5? Q' X s X 'F if-V af ' Us , Q . el t 3 31 .at l WW BM2 Prince BM1 Relnemer 8t ENS Taylor WWW -1- But she said it wasn't going to rain! SN Coulter 81 SN White Short stuff Going Over SN Coulter L Hey' No fair' I want a Kapock too' YOU ordered N0 lead? T UNDERWAY REPLENISHIVIENT i i i i 1 i i i i i 1 i i . . . . . SN Duran driving - BMC Miller directing i , i INDY Receiving w 1 i' www. i i it i i i I i it V 1 WOFiDEN Receiving Well - there's a good breeze If I flap hard enough, just it 1 W , , , MW, ff wwf' f 43 i 5 W,n , Hey Stan, maybe 1 W h e r e ' s ' ,, V y . 7 . Uwe' A i 1 i i i i i , i i S i BM2 Starr 81 BMC Jour- dan o H , Fiefueling at sea! 4 I ir- ff H He 'Q-.sm BM3 Rouse with Ens Taylor looking on NX-X The Chair' I 342 ,vs x, 1 L WETSU!! l . l E DC2 Work, DCFN Wheeler, SK2 Lechner, SK3 Dillon, HM2 Grevious, DCFR Lickenberg, YN2 Scott, MR1 LLarenas, ET3 Kolb, SK2 James, RP3 Palmer, ET2 Dickson, HT2 Storms, HT1 Woodson, SH2 Whipple, OC3 Shukovsky, HT3 Baltazar l l l DK1 Hartung Un the HELO PITJ and LTjg Wolfe CHCOJ CRASH 'N' SALVAGE 1 men doing their thing BM3 Earles - Waiting for an Incoming D SN Castillo 81 SN Ftixon - Chock'n Chain- ' 1 JL , , K U 1 X . ,I ,f gl Q sz , Q, ,QL ff, 5155, Pm I I . . , xy :iff Zn' if I pf tW,.s! 3 1 P x ' , , X, ,QV ,' ni! f X H . .I ,Q W W Q .t.. X I Z V,v W tl ' 1 'la' 7 ,A Y ' ,- , E ,, . , ff -E ,iv ,f Tiff ' v ,, ff 'Mir ax X' S' 55 5 2, lo 1 4' ' ,, ...A f , , QLWW ,, V, 2 a a f 'V f ' :M it X , 57.0, A M .. , . A jx I gy ---r X- ft , ,gf 4 Q X KS? Q t'.sWzVZ7 X W' 'ff mf ' , ' 1 www , ff 7 , X l ' ,W ygfjf-If f X fff-www Wyse ' ff 1. X ,, 6 ' , A-1' ff , 1, N ,- V ' f Q ,C f f f, - ,. . ,. ,. .. . a fmw , - , W 4 f t ' ' ,ff . ., ,L W, M V QW ? , f f wwe Proximity Suitman DC3 Fortin 8 l DCFN Hilliard Q! WSS I BM3 Morris QLSED Fuel team - IVIMFN Kelly, BTFN Welch, lVllVl2 Fet- Ens L'ltalien 8t LTjg Wolfe - HCO'S TIL gg ' ting, IVIIVIFA Pevahouse li-I im I I 1' Wil-ShdhniQ FLIGHT QUARTERS! FLIGHT f QUARTERS USS Haleakala s Flight Deck' The LSE giving directions QAD QN DECK! Transferring Cargo by hand Proximity Suitman monitoring refueling BMCS Bennet i I at ALL DESIGNATED I PERSONNEL, MAN YOUR FLIGHT QUARTER STATIONS - , . fzgwi fly 5 jf-,:. . ' E How many times do I have to hit this thing to get you to stop?! The Pillow People are here! Can I do my Stevie Wonder impression now? IM gf 5, dy, if , E HWY V i 4 2 ' Not the Citadel!!! ss Zombie Chicken! Me, ME, Pick MEEEE!! j ' If M v f LA.:-Q, DS3 May, SKSN Dlllon ICFN Flower OS3 Howard Yum Yum OS3 Fair RM EN3 Bellaman - For medical purposes only Cody 81 Klose Mamma dont let your ghters grow up to be cowglrls Country Nlght at Macambo S LIBERTY CALL!! LIBERTY CALL!! ,..-W' 7 7 It's a small world after all Baskets in the PI Q PIWI SI' X .mnvgfn ev ws nismm fi I Let's Party!! 87 Liberty Hounds Ready for action - SH3 Swolgaard It's not as bad as it looks! SN Skolnick Proving that nothing ibothers a New Yorker! Liberty Boat in PI r A 3,4 R i ei , -S F 5 il 2 5 ONE OF SANTAS Little helpers! Wog -framing Halloween underway ISN'TALL WCRK chief! I wish the XO would quit clown- ing around and get this brief over with LWM-MMM exekex asf ses K X A. K Steel Beach Picnics are cool lt's a constant war between DECK and RASE San Francisco here I come! I Don't care if you got a camera! C'mon 90 5 S S Z 1 Q 4 .of Q S11 . .- th r , -X RAN Nah!, Nah! You can't catch me! Damm!! They found our hiding place!! OK! You wanna get oft the ship so bad ! No Problem PAL! Storms, Hilliard, Zywicki, Morris f- 9 rw SH I PIVIATES Rea. Pals! Yeah, were buddies but he drinks that nasty diet stuff ! X' Hey Big Boy! Chief ever seen me do my Cheetah imi- tation? It s good to have pals!! Editors note: Ainit touch- in' this one with a ten foot marlin spike Is this a Face or what? , so J env i We HAPPEN IN I I 4 4 NEW YEARS EVE OK Willie P! Gimmie a good number now! The Blackjack Table Round and Round she goes Where she stops nobody knows! O O SZ-Y X f 1 Q ff f I if az, ,mf ,f H21 ,g .I Ii WI' W7 U ' M 0 3' ki I xiii? k'A NN' 1 I , .h 1 ' f , ,,,..,,,, Have I got a dea for you! BM3 Rouse moonlighting as a DJ - I I C'mon Chief! Lemme hit ya! If I scruhch over just a Iittle bit more, I might be able to see Ashcraftts cards I ' 4 1 94 I' f l I1 f 1 T F r V X QL., -. 'n VQWT got to be a better way to lay Non-Skid! l'm Da Man! 'SHN' Oh My God! Oh well! It beats Main Control ...emma We be real Sailor Matte! Give Daddy a kiss now Baby!! Am I on the worst- Woof' T E D : - -rg-1 -O Slum In The Marlboro Man! K: O ! Feellng strong now! You can look but you can't touch, Honey! 'Ng sz is :N-,gg Qi if fx W wmv, X X N X o www-sw? X A W' ifgf WWXW 4 YW X ,Vs-ox Xfwgx yxxxs sw? x ,V ox. kt 3? Q xx t ts sh ,, ,t ., , sgfgf, W , ff , 3 X V w X 95,5 , 1 Q 1 X w.f.,.ass'1S Wy Kiev ANN! 2x is f X , ws 'mg 4 'f,-fqyf 'QA' , 4,311 X --,, ,ff sw to W, Q59 -, N ,M tt X ,X-. We fs , M u xp qt! me-M XA X in Wm Qt - w e-K . t ,s Q 2 t R A te! k 1 Ks, -, 1 Y , , . ,Qu-F xiii' 51'-' ,, 1- 1 x f. 1 -t gg at :aw Y! , , 5 s ' Q 3 t E . -' 15:-N Ko wg!! 5115, Nia, X . ,N.z1S' - , QW 5' 1!r'JS,NfY wg X t 3 me E wws 2 ' be ! I , 1 . as Af att- 1. t 5 XY 221, ! Q as sf ' , M!-sg. - S stat, X I t Q - Q 1 t X X fl ww aw X Q N X Q X X ,Q ,X Q CKY liuess I can't touch my toes, after a An assortment of real win- ners NOT! Where's the babes and booze?! ,m ',ZQ9yr, A , ski'-f Hey baby! You Iook'in fine today! X Flipper! Flipper! Awww wwvaxt. s I l r l l ' IS our command, WOG! You asked if you could lick the bowl! l ought to shave your butt and teach you to walk back- wards! Hey! Get a load of these buck et heads! E l X Are you wasting my shaving cream? ? ' I oanlt hear you! 4 JN 5 rl I E i Q ' 'ws' X? ff 'N 4. , N . li 'I N ' f lg j: ' Q 4 Ph . 1 ,V If J ' 'yy-3 Mul x .1 'Q ll. yfg U M5 513+ Y -iv Hmwze sueusmk if 55 if ,r 3 I 3 R V F 1 i F . 1 p p I 1 4 is Q 12 Qi I Q ,, .:I fl in 'ga fl 1 'Q 'L :L- ' f 4 ,yzwfv-W' H 5 A 'fr xv ww if ' ':::: .... HMHWJ ff f .Z , W2, f V- f f- ,,,,,q,' ' f f ff 1' fW x .,v,' fd' - Z 4 A ' ' -X6 f f . f f Z , , 23' a..,.,,u N , , Mb, .I ,X ,Af X W ya X , WZ , 0 f J A ,K , X , ,H f f an f Q , . 5 2 , 571 , M I Vg , ffl 1' 2 2' W . Q ' ff, .. , y ,S ff ff! ' 2 7-K! .2 ., -4 f We 0 1, .4 xfwf ff -f 4 sf f S X ,f' 1, ff - yc dyiwz 5 f.. .... 4,,..., N 1. MA X A W Z I 5 aw , . Zf , . Q ,X 1, if ' 5,4 Z 9 V2fZfX f ' , Zi? , Z Q K4 N , 7j7QZ, if 0 72, 9 3? . 1 - V IZ ' . Ziff? 4 7 X . 4322? b .- ---fr-,Qs ,,w,x,wxMHmAmK HW NWN. M Nw: Xf S X N Q. WEL' K ,W 1? ' 1 , I V f Q u ' 1-5 X QXZS 'w x bf ix ,7 X TJFXQAX , Q, S x fi T S X X x X W Mgsw .Q V XX Y X N 4 Q xx sxxx f WAQWX X 'i'x5fv1. 5 X Xi N! X 1' X X NJC X N K XVX N X. X MW ,f :,, lr I . J' If - M in Boys In The Haieakala Do you like my mahley headband? Tokyo Q 'gi s ' JS - v WN. A Luau On Waikiki A Fire when ready!! A GQ shoot on Guam? Wow! How did it get up there, anyway?? A i ' iii ,,r i Where are the real men when you need U'lGiT1?! iz ti ii i On The Prowl w o She thinks we're going to go in here with her!! X, X T rggmf ' sox-.,,, s W X ,ft tc fwzfmwp. 5 1 Yeah, ok. We're tourists. sis f s qft f,-f, N T .- goj'gxxv' W X 1, t S I fx - Hong Kong Welcome To The Jungle t x mf x fl ,1 N Home, Home, On The Range f-S??SSrzzFl S 1. 4,YQ. M- .5 S1 Af z .fry mm. ' I my --AXA f- Y . 105 ,1 Q X , ' ' E X X l Q i N , , f See? Nothing in here! DK1 W M, 45 Ni 32 ho loves ya baby?! The girls are back in town!! WS a beautiful day in the neighborhood! gg If I hold on to this pole, I might not fall over! J f sv 255' Did you see that?! He went right by us!! Did you see those coconuts?! N4l'ff ' X ' ,, Q ,f A 'f Y vm 5 K W Xf 7 ff bf z J fr f2 l'su4'.ununu-mau1:nnuuql 1 Dlgg In for gold pugs 8K Steve ,- ' ws, - x W N f fs 3 ik SX 5 A wx f A N y- xg ggi ff jab 'V , x Z QA Xf ff Q fa: X x , my ,. f K W, 351 SEQ Wk' S QSXFQ f x X-W1 N R xg NX 2 Q4 Floss ffles In Singapore AXKXS SN ,. Q 1 X wg .E A1-gf!! Xi 6 He wants to be a Seal sooo bad! Hi Mom! The face from 20,000 Leagues Clownfish 8t Anemone Who says you can't attract fish? BT3 Geiok Wishing on a starfish S 4 ?. N3 S ,, L efw IXMN 'rf S, x4Ss X157 'W N Q We be divers gpg palmer EM2 Yoe I rl' yr Moray eel l f feibf Steer a straight and narrow course, matey! F rt' ' t' t rf' n DCB O In mspec mg a S a IS RIVISN Moore 8r QM3 Fiddleman 1 ET1 Scrivner Ya think it'II work anymore? I 0cto oQ GAB-GAB one Sure, we can dance a j ig for you HAULIN' HAL'S STATISTICS During the transits from Guam to Concord, California and back, then to Perth, Australia and back, we made these records: DID YOU KNOW THAT Total number of revolutions of the shaft ....... -------- 7 ,734,163 Gallons of fuel consumed .......................... -------- 1 ,410,434 Gallons of potable water consumed ...... ----------- 1 ,380,204 Value of paychecks issued .................... ---------- 3 774,785.17 Total value of all checks cashed ................... .--..-. 95 1,718,866.35 Number of old salts transferred off-ship ............................... .................... 5 3 47 Number of new personnel received onboard ............................. Number of slimy polliwogs trained as honorable shellbacks ....... ........ 1 85 Total hours the plant was steaming ........................................ ...... 1 ,769.3 Counting just the transit to California Number of sea-sickness prescriptions given out ....... ........ 7 33 Snowstorms reported ................................................... ......... 1 Number of 30-foot sailboats rescued in 25-foot seas ....... ...... 1 In the year since the PMA Sheets of paper used ................................................................................. ........ 3 70,000 Short tons of cargo moved ............................................................................ ...... 1 8,035 Number of times LT Collins was summoned to the bridge by the Captain .............................. ........ 6 52 Number of ballcaps Mr. Heffner lost ........................................................................................... ......... 9 Number. of days the Captain wore boat shoes and neon blue foot warmers with red stripes ....... 31 Number of reenllstment cakes SN Newson ate ....................................................................... .......... 2 2 Number of meals eaten by LTJG Fieynolds in wardroom pantry ...... ,, 196 Number of meals LT Quave missed .............................................. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 0 Number of days away from home port ................... ,,,,,,,, 2 431365 .51,80O 441 Nautical miles traveled .............................................. ,,,,, Number of times a helo was over the flight deck ....... H Gallons of milk used' per person ............................. ,,,-,,,, 2 51 Number of customs forms filled out .................................................................................. ...... 2 741 Packages of cup-o-noodles sold ......................................................................................... ......... 5 739 Pounds of food senfice garbage and biodegradable material dumped clear of the fantail .......... 225,000 Typhoons avoided ................................................................... Q ........................................... ............... 5 Number of PMS checks performed .............. ................................................................. ...... 2 4 ,532 Cans of soda sold ............................... -.-..--- 1 44,000 And finally, right this moment Total years of Navy experience in the Chiefs Mess ..... H 307 Q 4 I BM3 JAMES CARLSON - , , A ,,,, I -M ,- ,,L5 ,LYS L L WL, L , ,H ., I L. . ICI ISWI MICHAEL WRIGHT SN JEFFERY TURNER R SENIOR SAILOR OF THE QUARTER FY S2 I I FY SS SRD OTR IST OTR YN2 ANTOINETTE SCOTT ICI ISWI MICHEAL WRIGHT SA JEFIVUS I-CCHE EMFN ROY VASQUEZ 4TH OTR 2ND OTR MSI DENNIS HCDCSCN QMI ISWI .IEFFERY ACFALLE DKSN PHILLIP CFIUZ DCS CHRISTOPHER WORK I SAILOR OF THE QUARTER COMLOQWESTPAC OMI ISWI .IEFFERY ACFALLE SURFACE WARFARE OFFICER ENLISTED SURFACE WARRIORS LT RONALD QUAVE CHARLES WOLFE BMI ISWI JAMES CAMPBELL MRI ISWI SAMSON LLARENAS LTJG RICHARD MCPHERSON LTJG SEAN JERMYN YN2 ISWI ANTOINETTE SCOTT MMS ISWI WAYNE MUNRO PROMOTIONS LCDR HENRY GONZALES LTJG JOSE RODRIGUEZ LTJG RICHARD MCPHERSON LTJG CLARENCE WILLIE LTJG CHARLES WOLFE LTJG VERA REYNOLDS LTJG SEAN .IERMYN LTJG RANDY HEFFNER ADVANCEMENTS CHIEF PETTY OFFICER I THIFID CLASS GMCISWI ROBERT CLEVELAND DC3 LUCKY SIMMONS I DK3 PHILLIP CRUZ FIRST CLASS EM3 ROY VASQUEZ BMIISWJ ROBIN ROSS DCI FRANKLIN GANTT DCI CASEY TRIGGS I MRIISWJ SAMSON LLARENAS I MSI JASON MCCULLEY I MSI DEDRIC WARD I SECOND CLASS I BM2 JAMES MELTON BM2 WILLIE BROOKS , BMZMEHAELPWNCE I EM2 WILLIAM YOE 'I HM2 DEANNA GREVIOUS u HT2 ROBERT WEAVER I SK2 DAVID LECHNER EI SM2 KIMA JEMERSON I THIRD CLASS Z BMS DANIEL AYO f BMS SCOTT BYRNES A BM3 JAMES COOPER I BM3 CEASAR FABRIGAS 3, BMS GORDON JOHNSON ' BM3 GEORGE KASSE BM3 DAVID MARTINEZ 4 BMS MICHAEL PUGSLEY I BMS ALBERT RUSH I BM3 LONG STROUP I' BT3 CHARLES BAKER BT3 KEVIN EVANS BT3 TODD JAKL BTS SHANE MURPHY I EM3 GREG WHELAN GMG3 OSCAR BARRIENTOS GMG3 ADOLPH FLAKES GMG3 RICARDO GRANADOS GMG3 JOE JOHNSON GMG3 SCOTT LINDAMOOD GMG3 SCOTT SHIVELY GMG3 RICHARD OGILVIE HT3 DALE FORTIN MM3 VICTOR PADILLA MM3 SCOTT SAVALICK MM3 TIMOTHY TANNER MM3 CALVIN TOWNES MS3 KERRY DONALDSON MS3 ALFREDO ENRIQUEZ MS3 PERCY JACKSON MS3 HOPE KLOSE MS3 TIMOTHY MATHENEY MS3 JASON SCOBEE OS3 SHAWN ASHCRAFT OS3 ODELL FAIR OS3 JONATHAN HOWARD OS3 BRADFORD NAGEL PN3 JOSE ALAMEYDA QM3 JENNIFER DAVIS OM3 JAIRO PADIN OMS NICHOLETI'E PETRONE RM3 RON PETERSON RM3 MARCUS WILKINS SH3 DENNIS GAUDETTE SH3 LESLIE TAIENAO SH3 BEN TYLER SK3 OWEN OWENS SM3 JAMAHL ROSS SM3 DETRICE WHITE HT3 Fortin MSC Palacios DK1 Hartung k. if i YN2 Scott QIVI3 Padin EM2 Wagner IPO 'U -I ID CDZ- ,I g. s ,L I 'u f I-I-JDO 1 - , -...--.. We-M-M -1 W e A- . 1 rr r ,I A Y J NCC Forbes 8r CDF? Bradley - Fleenlistment Ceremony LTJG Rodriguez 8K BM2 IVlcGivern 4613 I 9 lb lr M Wx ggifizfi ff H 1 3 g Q, 221+ fr 1 3 r ,, W QQ V I ', , - bl ' ,. 'Q U , or fl' 'x f f ' en E iff- or 'ogre r iff DC1 Perrceson rr L ,4 fr, 'nm ' ff rf ff , Q, 0 VS., W, Q' 1 ff ff 5 W 3- A ,.,r., ,f fffx-W 13' lg Q Sf OS2 Hunter Master Chief Nenn LT Gonzales Sr SIVI3 Jemerson BM3 Begley 84 SM1 Thrush - Ya gotta turn 'em just right! LTJG Rodriguez 81 MMC Solimine - Them's good eats! Hilliard 8t Baker- Catch'in some rays! X f ww ., ,WN lt's all in the sauce Hey yo, Vinnie!! 7 ii H l i 63 This one's for you! , i li 'i . r Ii Ji l i i The New Navy A Navy Tradition Fresh Air Snipes i I ii i I A Hard Day's Night ,SM Oh no! It's only IVlonday'?! is 3 0 If you laugh, I breaka you facetm i Wake me when the next target comes into 5 range, okay? Sure, I can sleep standing What d'ya mean this isn't Haze Gray? UD!! Take five!! Well, this is the way I play Blind Man's Bluff!! YQ 6 lv-- I 5 L gs, Q lf' y , , g is 6 Z ,IW ,S Print that and you're DEAD MEAT! my X , K if 2 fffS,QsQ.s ,W - 2 f 1 , ' ,W W X., gg A ,,,,,,, O Rope Yarn Command Duty Officer your presence is requested on the Quarterdeck Whoa! You'd think these guys would use underarm deodorant occasionally! 117 BEST OF XO'S CCJRNEFT One of the most unforgettable scenes during this past cruise vlfas of shipmates scrambling over limited editions of the POD, eager to read the XO s corner! Here is a sampling of his innane thoughts. I GOT TO WONDERING WHAT SOME OF YOU MUST HAVE BEEN LIKE WHEN YOU WERE KIDS. I MEAN LIKE, WHAT DID YOU PLAY WITH? BEST GUESSES: LT BOWLES: BARBIE DOLLS ENS HEFFNER: ROCKS QMSN TARVER: SNAILS OSSN ASHCRAFT PEDDLE CAR OS3 MUNNS: ROAD MAPS DC2 TRIGGS: MATCHES SN WOODARD: JARS OF DIPPITY-DO QMSN PETRONE: CHATTY CATHY DOLLS WITH OVER-AMPLIFIED SPEAKERS LT QUAVE: KEN DOLLS BM2 ZYWICKI: JIMI HENDRIX ALBUMS THAT SKIPPED OVER AND OVER MM7 DEAUSEN: BUCKETS OF USED OIL ANY GM: PILLOWS LT COLLINS: PIT BULLS ENS LEE: SIX PACKS OF JOLT COLA ANY HT7: TOILET PLUNGERS WELL TN REALLY IMPRESSED. SEEMS A NUMBER OF FLYERS HAVE BEEN FOUND POSTED AROUND NOTING RAW INREPUBLICAN ARMY OF Woes OF ALL THINGS2. WHAT's THIS? A LITTLE REVOLUTION ATTEMPT? NAUGHTYII AND WHo OF ALL PEOPLE COULD BE THE MASTERMIND BEHIND THIS ATTEHDTT WHO COULD HAVE SUCH BRAIN POWER? KELLY BUNDY? NO. THE THREE STOOGES? NO ARNOLD ZIPHEL, THE Dio oN GREEN ACRES ? CLOSE, BUT NO. THE WINNER IS RMSN LIBAIII GOOD CHOICE or LEADERSHIP Woosmi NOT! BY THE WAY RAW is A VERY GOOD NAME FOR YOUR GROUP BECAUSE THAT'S EXACTLY WHAT YOUR oHEETcs ARE GOING TO BE RAW! Woos - THERE'S NOTHING vou CAN SAY NOTHING vou CAN DO, IN THREE MORE DAYS, YOU'LL BE BLACK AND RLWEH HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HAI Woos PHEWII STINK, STINK, STINKII! NO TIME LEFT! GREAT DAY!! so MANY NEW SHELLBACKS. ALL OF vou ouvs DID A GREAT Toe, WENT THROUGH HELL, GOT THROUGH IT AND NOW lT'S ALL FINISHED. YOU'RE sHELLRAofcs FOR REAL!! NOW you KNOW THE GREAT SECRETS OF THE DEEP AND ARE TRUE OLD SALTS , AND NO ONE CAN TELL vou DIFFERENT FOR ALL vou ENDHRED FOR ALL THE TESTS vou FACED AND MET HEAD ON I'M DAMN PROUD OF vou ALL. 118 - -- Uhr Etrahitnn The ceremony of crossing the line is of such ancient vinta e that 't ' ' ' T ' took place a long time ago in derivar' f Q rs origins are long lost. It rs well known that the ceremony 1 I rve orms, such as when ships crossed the thirtieth parallel or going through the Straits of Gibralter. The early ceremonies were of the roughest kind and designed to a great extent to test the Crew to determine whether or not the novices on their first cruise could endure the hardships of life at sea. ln time it has grown to the custom we know today, 3 rite Of Passage for those crossing the equator for the first time And a ship's party. The legend for our current tradition of crossing the line goes something like this: ' lt came to- pass that Davy Jones and King Neptune were sitting around one day popping down San Miguel beer. They were discussing the various problems of ruling their respective kingdoms. Davy Jones was ruler of the northern seas and Neptune the monarch of the southern latitudes. This was the way it had been since time began. , Each of the rulers had problems with their own kingdoms. Too much ice inthe north, not enough in the south. Winds that blew one way rn the south, blew the opposite in the north. Too hot in the south and too cold in the north, etc. The problem they both shared though had to do with population. Each was very tired of the same old subjects. The same old critters, the pretty me-rmards getting older, and the older mermaids getting really ugly. No new friends t.o make because each knew all the subjects too well after a millinium of living together. Well, some hours passed, and the rack of San Miguels empties got bigger and bigger. Somewhere between telling bad light bulb jokes and remembering when, a deal between the two monarchs was fallen into. King Neptune, being a real king, would rule the watery kingdom below the surface of the oceans. Davy Jones in turn would rule all the ocean's floors of the seven seas. The deal was struck over the last San Miguel and plans were made to seal the bargain. ln order for the subjects of the north and south to greet their new rulers, it was decided that all hands would pass the eqnatiprhatj certain porntt. TIE first half of the dayi subjects passed in review on one side of the world, and the second ha o e ay was spen on e exac opposr e si e. All was going real well The proper respects being shown. Davy Jones commented on the mermaids as only he could. King Neptune was all aglow thinking about his new subjects. As the day was drawing to a close, King Neptune suddenly stood up and yelled, Halt! The scream so startled Davy Jones that he knocked over his beer, dropped the two mermaids sitting on his lap, and he clumsily jumped to feet to see what all the clamor was all about. King Neptune was standing and pointing at a group of creatures approaching the reviewing stand. They were coming out of the northern hemisphere traveling south. What in the name of the seven seas is this slimy, lowly, foul-smelling group of creatures, Davy Jones? King Neptune demanded. Davy Jones looked out to see what had caused the king to be so upset. His eyes fell on none other than the Pollywog. Your majesty, Davy replied, these are my lowest of subjects. They are dim-witted, slow to learn, smelly, indeed slimy and ugly, but all are good subjects. I will not allow these little creatures into my kingdom, Davy Jones. All deals are off! Return to your side of the equator and never foul my doorstep again with such vile vermin! shouted King Neptune. Now Davy Jones, already full of San Miguel beer and having taken a fancy to several new mermaids, quickly decided something must be done to keep all bets on. He stepped in front of King Neptune, bowed, and said, Your majesty, perhaps we could do something to assure you that the lowly pathetic pollywogs are worthy to pass over the equator into your kingdom. King Neptune stroked his long grey beard and pondered his answer. He slowly rose to speak. I think that we can make the creature beautiful to the eye. This will be our first test as partners Davy Jones. Together we can do it. I declare that these creatures shall have a decorative outer coating. We will have a special ceremony, and if any of these lowly creatures can pass the rigors, tests, trials and inspections l have in mind, then they will be provided with this decorative shell. lt must cover their bodies so only their arms, legs and heads might be visible and, once earned, will grant them free access to my full watery kingdom. They will be known as shellbacks, and by virtue of their tests, will have earned the right to be my honored sons and daughters, and heirs to the seven seas. So the mass of creatures that dwell the oceans of the world sat for days and weeks, devising tests and rigors so formidable only the most worthy pollywog would ever earn his shell. And when the ceremony was conducted, only the most worthy did. Good to his word, King Neptune declared all the new shellbacks his very own adopted sons and daughters, and Qranted them the run of all the seven seas, and his most favored eye and protection wherever they roamed. Because of their special favor and consideration, he tasked the shellback with only one important task ....To 'test any and all other pollywogs who may desire to travel to his southern realms in accordance with hrs rules of the first initiation of shellbacks. Happily and respectfully, his new sons and daughters agreed without objection. n Today, the heirs of Neptune continue the task of initiating only the most worthy oflpollywogs into the honored order of shellbacks. The ceremony retains much of the traditions and discomforts of the first and is certainly as picturesque. Although The physical discomforts aren't near what they were in days gone by, the inflrCtIODS are Sllll CIGHHSINQ In nature and Serve the same purpose. 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