Hue City (CG 66) - Naval Cruise Book

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LTJG Matt Scarlett EMI James Massie EMl Jesse Anthony EM2 John Fusco fimnfli QHnxQ7 EM2 Celestin Jules Tflggfr EM3 Timothy E Freeman L EM3 Jackie Cunningham M 4 EM3 Hermin E Legaspi EM3 Tony Gant C EMFN Clarence Pearson T EMFN Douglas R Weber I C A L On 14 September 1992, the power came on in HUE CITY and thanks to a years worth of arduous work and tremendous dedication by the Bluejackets in the Electrical Division, the power has stayed on throughout. HUE CITY power and light kept the power on during the ships deperming in Norfolk, Virginia, where the ship ' s magnetic field was reduced, bringing HUE CITY one step closer to becoming opera- tionally prepared for any conflict on the seas. From Norfolk, E-Division was able to show off their incredible pride by rigging up-and-over dress ship lights time and time again in such exotic ports as Freeport. St. Thomas, and St. Maarten. They continued to display their dress ship rigging abilities by orchestrating HUE CITY ' s debut in Naval Station Mayport ' s Christmas Lighting contest. The plankowners of the Electrical Division brought about a functional electrical safety and tool issue program which has passed the rigors of the Light Off Examination, REFTRA, OPPE, and MTT. New faces have mixed with old and new challenges have followed each accomplishment, but the Electrical Division continues to produce unequivocal results. Most importantly, they have continued to allow guns to go bang, missiles to whoosh, pumps and motors to hum, and main engines to roar. Award winner

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Despite the newness ot the ship and her I] II K CITY ! first vear has provided tin- Damage itrolmen. Hull Maintenance Technicians, and Machiner Repairman of Repair Division with plenty to do. R division has done many jobl l . make the workspaces more function ] to the people wh must use them by adding a shelf here or moving ■ cabinet there. Also, several true emer situations have arisen to which R Division responded, including tires. Hoods, and a wayward torpedo, The high standards and hard work of the division have aleo Itttitttfi in thi Ful completion ofi rigorous tempo of ona and training period-, from HI- I I R to OPPE and INSURV. On a ship wide level. R Division has managed the damage control PMS program through the EDCl workcenter and coordinated all the damac control training, unhiding hands on use of the Jaws-of-Life, Exothermic utting units, and other interesting yet seldom Men D ' equipment R I i ision has contributed greatly to the life of the ship during her first year and looks forward to the illenges that lie ahead.