Hue City (CG 66) - Naval Cruise Book

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I D I V I S N w n ? ™ During HUE CITY ' s first year, CIC has played a key role in every major evolution. As an Officer in Combat Systems Department once said, If OPS schedules it and the Engineers get me there, I ' ll put the missile on target, on time. This year. OPS has definitely scheduled it. Our PERSTEMPO has been astonishing. In our first year of service, HUE CITY spent 221 days out of home port. CIC ' s superb performance helped to earn the following mission area awards in the first eligible competitive cycle: AAW E , ASW A , ELW E , Navigation and Communications C ! Additionally, CIC was directly responsible for the overall NGFS score of 94.2! CIC is also responsible for keeping track of all Battle E requirements and ensuring they are reported on time. CIC was instrumental in a highly successful CMTQT, refresher training and VANDALEX. CIC ' s latest success was the superb performance as CTG 4.1 Flagship during Counter Drug Operations. HUE CITY ' s reputation as the Fleets premiere Cruiser starts with the professionalism exhibited by CIC personnel. The CIC job does not include only the conduct of an event. All event preparation, including the arrangement of various airfraft and other support services, is accomplished by CIC team members. If you need an answer (even if you don ' t know the question), CIC can usually get you what you need. 65

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01 DIVISION 0S2 Spencer Bevis 0S2 Jeflery Harmon 0S2 Seott Hunmcutt 0S2 Allen Edwards 0S2 Glen Messner OS2 Jeffery Bails 0S2 James Davis kAmM 0S3 Richard Spennicchia 0S3 Christpher Cheatham 0S3 Gregory Edinger 0S3 Kevin Johnson 0S3 Michael McCrearv OSSN William Deshields OSSN Michael Freeman OSSA Rodnev Waldrop OSSA Kevin Jancewic2