John Hall (FFG 32) - Naval Cruise Book

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PCO Arrives Onboard Terry L. Wilson Commander United States Naval Reserve ' Commander Wilson began his Naval career at Officer Candidate School, Newport, Rhode Island after obtaining a Bachelor of Science Degree in mathematics and Education from the University of Iowa. His afloat assignments include Navigation and Operations Officer, USS FORTIFY CMSO 44013 Operations and Executive Officer, USS DETECTOR CMSO 42913 Combat Information Officer, Combat Sys- tems Officer, Auxillary Officer, Main Propulsion Assistant, USS KLAKRIN G QF F G 4213 Engineering Officer, USS F AHRION CFF G 2213 Space Examiner for Gas Turbine and Diesel Propulsion, CIN- CLANTFLT Propulsion Examining Board, and Executive Officer, USS CLIFTON SPRAGUE CFFG 161. Shore assignments include Training Officer and Program Director, Readiness Command Thirteen, Great Lakes Illinois, concurrently Commanding Officer, Naval and Marine Corps Reserve Center Green Bay, Wisconsin, Budget Officer for Chief of Naval Operations, Sur- face Warfare Manpower and Force Structure COPNAV N8613 concur- rently Commanding Officer, Naval and Maxine Corps reserve Center, Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Commander Wilson's personal decorations include three Meritori- ous Service Medals, four Navy Commendation Medals, two Navy Achievement Medals, the Army Achievement Medal, and various campaign and service awards. Commander Wilson will assume command of JOHN L. HALL CF FG 321 on 19 April 2000. 58 . I

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Cruise Book Staff I would like to take this opportunity to try and explain why it seems to have taken so long to produce the cruise book. I do apologize that it has taken nearly 7 months following the end of the SNFL Cruise 2000 to complete and mail off the cruise book to the publisher. As you look at these pages try realizing that each two page set you look at required a draft layout a variety of photos and then transfer of the draft to a triplicate copy and then all text had to be measured by width and length to fit into each and every text area. Pictures had to be cropped to fit in the areas provided and labeled. Copy sheets had to be done on each and every line of Wikia E. text that you see printed here. I do feel that it is a quality product and that you will 4 Above: Editor for the SNL 2000 Cruise Book, HMC CSWXAWIFMFJ Mitch Doc,' Ritter completes some last minutes things for the cruise book. Right: Doc Ritteris reaction to inquiries about the SNFL Cruise 2001 Cruise book. be proud of and will show it to your family and friends often. I tried to ensure that as many of the crew are represented here in these pages. Unfortunately, having everyone in the photos is not possible. Most of the photos you see here are the pho- tos that I took. Very few personnel contributed pictures for the cruise book. When they did, I tried to use those photos wherever I could. If there is anyone who is offended by this, I apologize, for this was not intentional. I would also like to thank Tony Mallardi for his assistance in helping me com- plete many pages prior to his release from active duty. Tony I'm sorry for there not being a picture of you here. The role of film I took of you and I working on the cruise book did not come out. Your help in this production was invaluable and I wish you well in your new career. Above Cruise Book Staff L to R Front Row ENFN Canterbury FC2 Cuppoletti OS2 Hougilofpz SN Ware Back Row L to R TM2 Hockman ICl CSWJ Muller GSMFN Thompson Williams AZAN Martineau and STG3 Henry 59 52-4 I :JI E55 .' F: I x 1 l . ' I 7 , 1 . a . . . 9 7 1 ' '