Hue City (CG 66) - Naval Cruise Book

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C()M I, ' n ' I. HTTrR ClITIEF CMDCM(SW) Mark A. Dubiel 1 Master Chief (SW) MARK A. DUBIEL I entefed the United States Navy in November 1980 Following completion of recruit training at RTC Great Lakes, he attended electronic warfare technician training at NTTC Corry Station Pensacola. FL He reported to his first assignment. USS MOUNT BAKER (AE 34), as the leading EW Being the first electronic warfare technician assigned, he oversaw the installation of the AN SLO-32 and established the electronic warfare work center He attained the rank of First Class Petty Officer and earned his Enlisted Surface Warfare qualification. He deployed to the Mediterranean Sea and Indian Ocean In May 1987. he reported to USS DOYLE (FFG 39) as leading EW He attained the rank of Chief Petty Officer and he deployed to the Arabian Gulf. In October 1989. he transferred to Fleet Training Center, Mayport FL He was designated as a Master Training Specialist and presented the Association of Old Crows Award for training. After transferring in October 1992. he reported to USS PHILIPPINE SEA (CO 58) as the Leading Chief Petty Officer of OT Division. He attained the rank of Senior Chief He deployed to the Mediterranean and Adnatic Sea. In August 1995. he reported to Commander Carrier Group SIX, as Assistant Electronic Warfare Officer and attained the rank of Master Chief. He completed his tour in December 1998. during which he deployed to the Northem Atlantic. Arabian Gulf, Mediterranean Sea. and Adnatic Sea onboard USS AMERICA (CV 66). USS MOUNT WHITNEY (LCC 20). and USS JOHN C STENNIS (CVN 74) He reported in January 1999 to staff of the Chief of Naval Operations as the Requirements Officer for Surface Ship Electronic Warfare Systems He was selected for the Command Master Chief Program and assumed duties aboard USS HUE CITY (CG 66) June 2001 His personal awards include the Mentorious Service Medal. Navy Commendation Medal (three awards). Navy Achievement Medal (two awards), and Good Conduct Medal (tive awards). 6 LSS Hue City (CG-66)

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LCDR M. A. Johnson A native of Potomac, Maryland, Lieutenant Commander Johnson graduated in December 1987 from Miami University with a Bachelor of Arts Degree in History, receiving his commission via ROTC. I T I Lieutenant Commander Johnson ' s initial tour was as First Lieutenant, Main Propulsion Assistant and then Navigator in USS THOMAS S GATES (CG 51) from September 1988 ti September 1991. During his tour, THOMAS S. GATES deployed to OPERATION DESERT SHIELD DESERT STORM. In September 1991, he went ashore to serve in NATO as Aide-de- Camp for the Deputy Commander-in- Chief, Iberian Atlantic Area, located in Lisbon, Portugal. In June of 1994, Lieutenant Commander Johnson earned a Master of Arts Degree in National Security Affairs from the Naval Postgraduate School in Monterey, California. Following a brief exchange tour with the Brazilian Navy, he deployed to the Mediterranean J Sea as Operations Officer in USS ■ RAMAGE (DDG 61). He then went on to serve as Operations Officer in USS GETTYSBURG (CG 64) from September 1997 to May 1999. During this tour, M GETTYSBURG participated in W OPERATION DESERT FOX in the Persian Gulf and earned two consecutive Battle Efficiency Awards. 1 Most recently. Lieutenant Commander Johnson served as a strategic planner on the staff of the Director, Strategy and Policy Division in the Office of the Chief of Naval Operations in Washington, D.C. He then went on to serve on special assignment ■ as a program analyst for the Director, ■ Navy Quadrennial Defense Review in the Office of the Chief of Naval Operations He reported aboard HUE CITY in November 2001. I Lieutenant Commander Johnson ' s personal decorations include the Meritorious Service Medal, the Army Commendation Medal, the Navy Commendation Medal (three awards), the Army Achievement Medal, and the Navy Achievement Medal (three awards). He is married to the former Valeria Locatelli da Cunha of Rio de Janeiro. They reside in Kensington, Maryland, with their two children. Deployment 2002

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The men and women of the USS Hue l£ a l! h ' l do ne, City would like to dedicate this page to our fellow comrades In arms who have made the , w , ultimate sacrifice in the name of freedom. ' ' ' ' ' • ' ' ' May they never be forgotten. ' J ' uim llie nilL ' }, •tuun lln ' lake , - ' uuii iiic hHie.!,. ' S ill io 10 el I , odji ' lij u ' J, i!)i (i ih nis li. ' fjo Io Jeeji, Q eac.eftd Jeeji, ' Jilau I lie ooldiei oi odiloi, ' -Ood lieeji. Oh Hie land o) Hie deeji, aje in Jeeji. OLfuje, znnd nis:hl , Jiiad lluHi s:o, ' When Ike daii, ' S lnd Hie niirlil Q l ' eed lliee ,• ( ? sill id well, jieedelli all ' loo llieii ieJ. ' ' adeo Hie lis lil; Greater love hath no man than this, that a man lay down his life for his friends ' -John 15:13 ' 9ind af ai ' fjoelli datij ' S lnd Ike Jau Sfliinelh lnis:lil, I always remember an epi- ' taph which is in the cem- . ,,, ,„ . r ,, ,,,, , etery at Tombstone, Ari- ' zona. It says: Here lies i ' -,jj ■. „ Jack Williams. He done his damnedest. I think that is the greatest epitaph a man can have. cf,,. „,,. j,,,,. ' J oi oai aaijo, -Harry S. Truman ' 5 ' lolianko and ji ' aioe, ' e l ' ealli Ike mn, ' l ' ealk Ike Ja-th, ' G l ' ealk Ike itlui, Saii we s:o, ' lokio we know, ' Sad 16 nis:k. -TAPS Deployment 2002 7