Hue City (CG 66) - Naval Cruise Book

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Sunrise in Pascagoula LT Forslund teaches a polka at the senior citizens prom. Getting a new paint job. 25

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POST SHAKEDOWN AVAILABILITY APRIL 20, 1992 TO JUNE 29, 1992 Post Shakedown Availability (PSA) in Pascagoula, Mississippi was a complex and extensive yard period for HUE CITY. For many, the return to the Gulf Coast was a return to families who stayed after commissioning PSA was action packed with installa- tions and modification to a variety of systems. SPY-IB Wat - M S-53B, Propulsion and Damage Control were just a few of the systems affected during PSA. The hazards of being in the shipyard, coupled with the inconvenience of living in hotels and eating on a barge, did not diminish the desire of HI K CTTYTi cm U aggre sively ensure correction of warranty itemv When HUE CITY left Pascagoula for the last time, a MUM of accomplishment and pride was felt by both crewmembers and contractors alike. Another box of chicken? High and dry.

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PSA leaving drydock QA DIVISION Smoking barge On April 20, 1992. HUE CITY ' s Quality Assurance (QA) I Kvisioo mustered under the leadership of ISC(SW) Trooper Driggers. Established to ensure total ship-wide work comple- tion during PSA, the QA Team participated in 1,846 inspec- tions, including: the sonar dome. CRF shaft bearings, exterior hull modifications and painting, AEGIS cooling skids, large screen displays, ammo elevator upgrades, AFFF DOM reels, sea chests, fire pumps and HPAC modifications. The QA Team members were: PCS Sapp, EN2 Davis, EN2 Bullard. GSM2 Batiste, GMM2 Hawkins. BT2 Seoane, FCl(SW) Collier. BT1(SW) Krawitz. BMl Knipfer. STGl Mills, GSM(SW) Gl ner, GSEl Gallagher, EMI Anthony, DCl(SW) Thrower, BMC(SW) Searcv. and BNC(SW) King 26 ■H i JTi- Change the oil and check the br.i Give ' em hell Trooper!