Jarrett (FFG 33) - Naval Cruise Book

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1998 volume:

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TONGA jckland 7 NEW EALAND EQUATOR Galapagos Is. - Ecuador) French Polynesia (Fr.) San Diego. CA Pearl Habor, Hi r Kota Kinabaw, Borneo Singapore Phiiker. Thtiiland Bahrain Saudi Arabia Dubai, UAE ' Qutar Bali Darwin. Australia Pearl Harbor, HI V - 9 URUGUAY i Buenos Aircl :: v, -v- Talkland Is. r (U.K.) Table of Contents PAGE CONTENTS 2 Coat of Arms 3 History 4 Commanding Officer 6 Executive Officer 7 Command MasterChief 8 Wardroom 10 Chief Petty Officers Mess 12 Combat Systems Department 14 CS-2 Division CS-4 Division 16 CS-3 Division 18 Engineering Department 20 A Division EDivision R Division n MP Division 24 Operations Department 26 OCDivision ONandX Division 28 OI Division 30 First Division 32 Supply Department 34 S 1 Division S2 Division S3 and S4 Division 36 Air Department 38 Battle Group Operations 40 Going Alongside 42 Flight Quarters 44 Visit Board Search and Seizure 48 Standing the Watch 50 Time to Relax 52 Steel Beach Picnics 54 Holidays Secretary of the Navy 56 Hump Day Party 58 Awards Reenlistments 60 Crossing the Line 64 Ships Specifications 65 Underway for West Pac 98- 1 68 Pearl Harbor Kota Kinabalu, Borneo 70 Phuket. Thailand Singapore 72 GulfPorts 74 Bali Darwin 76 Tigers 78 Homecoming 80 The Pirate Ship FFe-33 Coat of Arms USS JARRET T is named after the late Vice Admiral Harry B. Jarrett. USN (1898-1974), an outstanding destroyerman of World War II. He received the Navy Cross for heroism in the Battle of Coral Sea and served with great valor as a destroyer screen commander for the fast carrier task force operations in the Pacific as well as a bombardment group commander in the Marshalls and Marianas campaigns. He was awarded the Legion of Merit for command of his destroyer fire support in the Marianas campaign, the Silver Star Medal for gallantry in commanding the destroyer screen for carriers striking the Palaus, the Phillippines and the Marianas; the Bronze Star Medal for heroic actions as Commander Scouting Line for the fast carries force bound for the raids early in 1945 in Okinawa, Tokyo and Formosa. Upon the close of World War II, Vice Admiral commanded the light cruiser USS ASTORIA (CL 90); was a member of the staff of the Officer (Naval Reserve) under the Chief of Naval Operations; and was Senior Military Attache, Taiwan, before successive command of Destroyer Flotilla 4 and Cruiser Flotilla 4. In February 1953, he became the Deputy Inspector General, Navy Department, serving until his retirement in November 1954. FFe-33 Captain Kendnck enjoyinf the wonderful weather of the Arahun Gulf Caplain Kendrick presents a token of apprcciaiion in gruiiiudc to members ot the Navul forces in Bali. Commander S.O. Kendrick Coniniander Stuart O. Kendrick is the son of Jack and Mary Agnes Kendrick. Fort Worth. Texas. He graduated from the University of New Mexico and was commissioned through the NROTC program 16 May 1978. He holds a degree in Computer Engineering and is a graduate of the United States Air Force Command and Staff College. Commander Kendricks sea assignments include Boiler and Machinery Officer forward aboard USS LONG BEACH (CGN 9): Damage Control Assistant aboard USS ENTERPRISE (CVN 65); and after Department Head School. Operations Officer aboard USS OBRIEN (DD 975): and Executive Officer aboard USS SAMUEL GOMPERS (AD 37). Ashore he served as an Instructor Officer at the Royal Naval School of Marine Engineering. HMS SULTAN in the hydrodynamnics and mechanical engineering section; as the Naval Surface Forces Pacific Desk Officer for nuclear cruiser maintenance (N42.il): and as an advisor to the Kuwait Armed Forces for the United States Embassy. Kuwait. His personal decorations include the Navy Commendation Medal (three awards); the Navy Achievement Medal; and numerous unit commendations and citations. Commander Kendrick is married to the former Cathy Schembri of Glendale. California. They reside in Lakeside with their daughters Lynn and April, and son Scott. Captain Kendnck in his favorite chair. FFG-33 LCDR M.R. Pearson _ -1 , XO rirnhxiini: •x cn JARRinT uilim () ul cnj( )in£ the nighl life in Bali. BMCM(SW) M.F. Fulton Master Chief assisis [he () dunng a recniist- menl cerenumy. Master Chief on the Mess Desks. 4 July 1998. On liberty with members of the Chiefs Mess and the First Class Association. FFe-33 LT Jonct and LT Jonct each vpiHting beards LT Bullard hard al ttori in hl UlcrcKim LTCaWwcll. l.I lull I, lAH.l) LI iJa.i- i.t ( king dunng one oi Wilhamv. LTJG M Wilham and the many Meet beach picnics. LTJG PdcTMm on liberty in Bali. Wardroom f M E? ' c flri m jj i t ■ _ tBI K f ya LT Bullard and LT Jones in the Wardroom. LTJG McCarthy and LTJG Quinn just hanging out FFG-33 OSOSW) CuJnik during imc rcMluH mo- meni in ihc Chicl Pcn Otficcr ' s Mcm Chief Petty Officer ' s Mess GMCS (SW) Brnwn on watch in Ccniral Control SKC lSW Redding and BMC iSWi Daviv on Sttdon iMMkfwiy in the Aribun Gulf the Flight Deck dunng an auard ceremony. 10 EWC (SW) Fuller aioking fur a lale nighl slcel DCC (SWl Jamersiin and ETC (SWi Zumpone beach picnic in QiHar. taking Ihcir lurns on the grill. Members of the Chief Petty Officer ' s Mess listening intently during a Captain ' s Call. FFe-33 11 Combat Systems Department LT Davis Combat Systems Officer MMacKlhani I.TPdikai Klectronics Repair Ordnance Officer Officer LT.|(;Schultz I ndersea N arfare Officer 12 ETC(SVV)Zumpone STGC(SW) Joyce FCC(SW)Elliot Electronics Division Undersea Warfare Ordnance Division Division GMC(SW) Worth Ordnance Division FCC (SW) Gregory MAC (SW) Reams Ordnance Division Chief Master At Arms i nil 1 iiif I w 3 FFe-33 13 CS-2 Division TM 1 ( S W ) Hayes ST( ; 1 Webh SKiKSWiHill ST(;2(S V)Ada ck ST(;2 Robertson ST(;3(S V) Viis . TM3(;anNkc ST(;3.Smitli STGSN Janus STCJSNSantiz.o 14 CS-4 Division ETl Rose FClHonev ICl (SW) Lopes ETl (SW AVV) Findlev FC2(SW) Fernandez ET2(SVV)Rose IC2(SW) Winch ET2(SW)Greves ET3Bartoszewitcz ET3 Heath ET3Honroth ET3Runkle FFe-33 15 CS-3 Division FtlBaumer FC2Bartktt FC3Dufrv FC3 Weber F( 3 N oudstra 16 GMKSW) Winter GM2Gregory GM3 Minten GM3Channel GMSNWard GMSN Wiggins GMSNFurrer GMSN Friends FFG-33 Engine ering Department LI IKrnhach Chief F nnineer LTCaldvull I.TJC; M.Williams LTJCi.Iennings CV ( 2 Kdhinson Assistant Chief Diimam- Control Auxilian Mainl ' ropiilsiDn F nnini ' cr Assistant F ' quipnient ( )fficer OmciT 18 GSCS Brown Main Propulsion Division EMC(SW)HarpeI ENC(SW) Electrical Division Hernandez Auxiliary Division i  ■■% I awmm FFe-33 19 A Division ENl(S V)Carino KN2 Buenaventura EN3Atw«M)d KN3Tinsky KNFNFife ENFNZuniga KNFN Harris 20 E Division EMlTrewin ElM3Ronianban EM3Coonrod R Division MRl (SW) Sinlao DC 1 Zimmerman DC3 Larry She. FFG-33 21 MP Division (iS.Ml(S V)Furlow CiS.Ml Nograles GSKl VoeRtlinc (iS.M 1 Addis GSM2(SW) Burrows GSE2 (S V ) Cantu C;SK3 ( S V ) Tarns GSE3(SW) Loveland 22 GSM3 Fowler GSM3 Logan GSM3 Pintda GSM3 Young GSEFN Nguyen GSMFN Mezei FFe-33 23 Operations Department LI Hullurcl Operations Officer LT Kelson Navigator LTJ(; Peterson Infiimiation Securit Oflker LTJ(; McCarthy Combat Information Center KNS Durkee C ' ommunicatioas Officer 24 OSC(SW)Cudnik OI Division BMC (SW) Davis First Division EWl(SW) Fuller OI Division FFe-33 25 OC Division K.MlFutch KM2hult . KM2 Intcriano R.M3 0dt ' ll RM3 Jones RM3H( u htlinu RMSN C( viiit Uin 26 J ON X 1  . Division YNl(SW) Coons SMlJordan QMUSW CC) Scoville PNKSW) Ramirez SM2 Beaver SM3(SW)Guetling QM3Chavira SM3 Parker PN3Aranas YN3 Paramo SM3 Wehmeyer I ■i QM3 Vanderbrake FFe-33 27 OI Division OSl(S V)Rice ()S2(S V I Carney ()S2 Montgomery OS2 Johnson OS2 Benson C)S2Sthwartz OS2 Woods OS3l.uth ()S3 C ook ( ).S3 Rodenburu 28 EW3 Hopson E 3Kuhlinan OS3 Brock OSSNKopcho OSSN Baker OSSN Robinson OSSNVolz FFe-33 29 First Division B.M2 (S V) Rios B.M2 Reynolds HM2(S V( k(l( BM2 Bosick SN Schott SN( hildtrs SN laccdo 30 SN Ro) bal SN Jeffrey SA Brooks SA Williams SA Fisher S A Parham SASalbert SA Green 11 I 1-5? iV m LPF g SR Soriano SR Russakoff SR Jones SR Morrison FFe-33 31 Supply Department LT Jones Supply Officer ENSQuinn DisbursinjjOnictr 32 SKC(SW AW) Redding SI Division MSC(SW) Vincent EMC(SW)Aquisap S2 Division Maintenance Coordinator HMl(SW) Hughes Independant Corpman f f FFG-33 33 SI Division SK2 Faust S2 Division 34 Ski Ashue .SK3l)iniapili.s SK3HiK-rta SKSN D«. S3 4 Division SHI (SW) Jones DK2Mundahl SH2 Greenhouse SH3 Thomas SH3Tirado SHSN Fay HN Pierce FFG-33 35 HSL 43 Det 2 Predators IXDK NM-rj-es AirOK IT Hints Maintenance OfTuer LT Nekton Operations Onicer LT Jones l llavlor LTJCRininur 36 FrG-33 37 CVN 72. USS ABRAHAM LINCOLN one fighter Two F-I4 ' « overfly the mighlly JARRETT during routine ur wpenonty musion in the Anbun Gulf JARRETT covcnng LINCOLN -in as plane guard dunng flight openuiont. 38 Battle Group Operations S.E.A.L. teiim practices hostile boarding techniques on the flight deck. USS LINCOLN recovering another tighter. A member of the S.E.A.L. team fast ropes down onto the Hight deck % .. FFG-33 -• ■( S E.A.L learn boat operations alongside. 39 LT Bullard tnS LT Jone cnjo in{ ihe  un dunng an underlay rcplcnu hmcnr The Bull Entign over ea opcralion alongsKk. GMSN Wiggins Mamling walch as ihc Lcc SMSN Wchmeycr signals the ilclivery ship Helmsman 40 Replenishment Alongside All hjnds tall in.. Probe sealed forward. DC3 Viramontez mans ihe sound powered phone circuit. REadv to go alongside.. FFi:-33 41 GMSN Wigfiiu iing rc d lo fo into the waer a one ol JARRETTt mcuc  iininen I m m Saalc Cm W iatht I Cm 23 on deck leady for lake o(T. Flight Quarters Bird ' s eye view of vertical replenishmeni- BM2 iSW) McCloud overseas vertical replenishment operations. FF6-33 43 Visit Board Search and Seizure ETC (SWi ZumpoiK mi EN3 Alwood hCKl Kill 1.. ihc JARRFTT 44 The crew of an embargo ioImor being escorted from the northern Arabian Gulf to a safe port further south. BM3 Rogers. GM3 (SWi Channel. FFe-33 45 VBSS Boardings Bank Cal  in the air. heading for (he unpcct % ' eucl. The Kupect veuel (rie lo get away Baltic Cai pairoK. wailing for ihe VBSS team to amve. 4f) The R.H.I.B. is away. The R.H-I.B. is alongside the vessel. J FF6-33 BM2 Reynolds, the R.H.I.B. Coxswain. 47 Standing the Watch BM3 Rofcn and SM3 Paficr in the PilM Houic BM3 Goeden landing BWOW RM3 Huughlling answenng the door lo Radio Central. ET2 Fernandez repainng equipment. GSE3 (SW) Tarns and GSEFN Nguyen. 48 SN Fisher standing watch as Lookout FF6-33 49 A fncodl) (aim rf cfcew om Ihc Mc  Dccit GSMl Addis jnd GMRM Fncnd play head lo head MfMOUt each other on Ihe LKC 50 Time to Relax EWC (SW) Fuller spoiling ET2 iSW) Fernandez. Towel naht! FFG-33 51 Steel Beach Picnics LT Oontudi and LT Joan tclu on ihc flij: deck FOOD! The Wardnnm on ihe grill. 52 DKl Mundahl, QMI (SW CC) Scoville. LTJG Schultz and TMl ISW) Hayes all relax on the poop deck. FFG-33 53 The Secretary of The Navy Visits m m The SECNAV mUmic ihe C7C on die Mm Orrkt B im B 1 ' 1 7 ll Kr m. ' f t iUk f%i 1 Pk SECNAV .ilh PNI (SW) The SECNAV ugnin; PTC (SWi Runire; Gre;ory ' % Chicf ' % Initiation Holidays Underway MS: Villoria and MSSN Smilh. Happy Holloween. FFe-33 55 g!15V- ' f|if i pp !i«l. 1 4 36 Hump-Day Party, ASU Bahrain K -2 E!IP ■1 .Lm l€ |r b B H p. f J r E ««J r - ft ' ' iA z3 - ' ■ Ik j( |L..ihilM W ' 1 u ' LT Dembach and LT Bullard in the dunk tank. ENS Schultz plays Vana White. TM3 Ganske tries the Ballon Run LT Dembach. LT Jones and LT Bullard enjoy the festivities. FFe-33 57 Awards BM2 iSWi McCloud. BM.1 Rogers. SM Palter and SM3 Wehmcver ICKSWiLopcv ET:iSWiRawandlC3(SW) Winch bAA. .  Staying Navy Conaraiulaiions GM3 Ward. FFe-33 59 DCl ZimmcnnAn and HT Cloufh nun tbc hose. Get that water off ihe deck WOG ' !! BM3 Viic on the FOCSLE 60 Crossing the Line WOG oathenng FFe-33 61 Crossing the Line D c J ok: Mundabl Bkm out Itul pad-eye WOG ' ?! LT Jone . 62 LT Ocmbach i making- his ay to the raniail, A02 Booker is gelling sonic work done at ihc dentist chair. Lotik al llie tulc baby! OS3 Vanderbrukc cleaning otl a couple of dirly WOGs. STG3 Shipman visiMs the denlisl. ENS Durkee in Ihe demist chair. FFG-33 63 USS JARRETT (FFG 33) CHARACTERISTICS Built by: Keel Laid: Christened: Conimissit ned: Reconfiguied: Displacement: Length: Beam: Complement: Propulsion: Speed: Amiamcnt: Combat Systems: 64 Todd Pacific Shipyards Corporation. Los Angeles Division. San Pedro II F ebruary 1981 1 7 October 1981 2 July 1 983 at Long Beach Naval Station. Califomia 8 December 1 989 at Southwest Marine Shipyard. San Diego 4. 100 Tons 453 Feet 47 Feet 18 Officers 15 Chief Petty Officers 183 Enlisted TwoGeneral Electric LM2500Gas Turbines (4n.0(K) Shaft Horsepower) OneControllable-Re ersible Pitch Propeller Two 350 Horsepower Electric Drive Auxiliary Propulsion Units 29+ Knots MK 1 3 Guided Missile Launcher HARPOON Anti-Ship Missiles Standard Anti- Aircraft Missiles MK 75 76MM 62 Caliber Rapid Firing Gun MK 32 Torpcd()Tubes(Tw()Triplc Mounts) AN SPS 49 Air Search RADAR AN SPS 55 Surface .Search RADAR MK 92 Fire Control System Two LAMPS MK III SH-6()B Helicopters AN SQS-56 Hull Mounted Sonar AN SOQ-89 ( V )2 Sonar Suite Underway for WESTPAC - i- — I ? Jr - ' ' S8V -. Loved ones look on as LfSS JARRETT prepares for WESTPAC 98-1. . K r-i ¥ ItJ 66 . -|s;- ' r RM3 Jones and GM2 Gregory 67 Pearl Harbor, HI USS Miwiun iBB (i3) FirM Diviuoa on the RX ' SLE 68 Kota Kinabalu, Malaysia Traditional dancers perform as JARRETT pulls into port. GMl (SW) Winter. SN Macedo. FC3 Blackwell. GM3 iSWi Wiggins and HMI Hughes on a SCUBA diving trip. LT Kelson. IC3 Winch. 0S3 Vanderbrake and HMI Hughes just before heading down the rapids. 69 Singapore DC3 locobo  ready for Ihc pilch. LT Pelekai. ENS Durkec. LTJG McCanhy ENS Quinn. LTJG Pelenon. and LTJG Williamk 70 Phuket, Thailand The Governors Palace. 5TGI (SW) Hill ET2 Rose and GMl iSWi Winlcr. 71 ET3 Honniih gelling ready for a soccer game W (■Ml 1 s , 1 .1 m N I 1 J,.,,.hu SM.i Wchmc cf and GSEI (SWi Juran Liberty in the Gulf The icu |Lisi hclorc pulling iiUo Doliu. Qatar. SS B5te GMl (SW) Winter. Ml 73 Bali, Indonesia SN MotTiMXi. BM3 Rofcn and GSEJ (SWi Lovclasd  n iiHir Yo, XO SN Rutukoff. PCI Honey and GMI (SWi Wmirr 74 Darwin, Australia GMI (SW) Winter and a friend. Falcon demonstration. 1 Byj jBWK. iJ M P i (LEFT) Feeding time. FCl Honey on a walkabout. A reception held by the Austrahan American Association. 75 Rough € % iMi ihe )tiumey home CapUin KendncL and Ut daughter GMI (SWi Gitigan and his um 76 Tigers SM3 Wehmever and his taihcr. More rough weather. I rif- 1 BM: Reynolds and his father. 77 LT Junc%. 78 Homecomming Welcome home! GMl (SWi Winter and his parents Infe ' 79 JARRETT the Pirate Ship l-ate one nighl. U JARRFTTs Visit Bo; Search and Seizure Te; conducted a boarding o vessel that was a suspec Iraqi sanctions violator. 1 essel was carrying a sn loadoluheat. The next c an Iraqi newspaper prin an article which sited JARRETT as a Pirate Sh that was stealing food fr the people of Iraq. Eventually, the vessel, its CI and all of its cargo w allowed to return to Iraq. JARRETfs new reputat remained. Now. the Pit Ship continus to roam ocean, searching for her n aquisition ... 80 KAZAKHSTAN i X P- , ' ■•.. ' ?t yROVZSTAN TURKMWISrAtf-TAJIOSTAN ..- CHINA MONGOLIA .idivostokj- ' ' IRAOV IRAN . jJT , INDIA 87 ?;= ' VOStOKj; Beijing ' hth A V a|9« JAPAN . ' - Tokyo Shanghall ' 9 ' Osaka ' •-4uW IT V S ' MW Trvc C V- INDIA BAw f f . ; laipci ARABIA - - S V ' I - ) .. . _-X ( TAIWAN .,,.„„., Bombay TM iT-.V R (Mumbai) Bangkok J Manila • li7 J . .PHIUPPINE MALDIVES (Mumbai) Asm IKA , Taipei ( TAIWAN !J0 9 Northern Mariana l andt (US) n • Guam- .PHIUPPINES (US) I ' f ' T- ' PALAU vMALAYSA ( MARSH Ai laAND! ANIA I SEYCHaLES II, ■ « I INDIAN f ' I MADAGASCAR V ] .WT.US -f OCEAN VCV A FEDfflATED 1 ' fji-J ' PALAU STATESOF jlALAYaA ( ' { MICnONE9A J I KTd qi N 1 hA ' jjgj Jakarta O ; .  A, ownea solomi VAZILAMO 1 NAU SOLOMC VANUATU ! Caledonia Sydney OMMon of H ffl jonM Kerouelen i : z o z San Francisco San Diegd Chicago; UNITED STATES Honolulu ' -Hawa U (U.S.) PACIFIC ■yT Montreal I ' cago k MEXICO Mexictf City Tiy.-T ' jp. J- OCEAN BAHAMAS AITIVDOM.REP. guatemauJh duras B-SALVADOrV ' ANICARAGUA EQUATOR Galapagos Is. (Ecuador) ' -.. Bogota - COLOMBIA i ECUADOR KIRIBATI TUVALU Tokelau (N.Z.) Ports of Call Wallisand SAMOA Futuna  - ir Samoa a (US) op,. Cook - Niue Islands TONGA (N,Z.) (N.Z) [Auckland  new ZEALAND 1 • San Diego, CA Pearl Habor, HI French Kota Kinabaw, Borneo Polynesia Singapore (Fr.) ■! 1 Phukel, TKailand P Bahrain J f Saudi Arabia i t Dubai, UAE 1 r ' Qutar • 1 , Bali 1 b . Darwin, Australia . 1 Pearl Harbor, Hi URUGUAY Buenos ; Falkland Is. r (U.K.)