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Frank Picnics are an occasion when everyone relaxes! H--f--' --- - -T' f -vv-'Y-K-g,,--4-.w ,1-,lg 4S!1,f- -1. H -- Y ,V 7,70 Y- 7, Y , ,Y l. Y, v. l . ,1- 0 XLD V x 1 'VIII Wx X . I U K 1 X X XXX 4 I Q , ,nfdlil SMCM Steve H. Grainger COMMAND MA 5 TER CHIEF f ' UJAAT' MA CHEF! F N'4'-LY, ova AED CfZvl5E! HOU WNY Doe 'n-M5 KE. Fog MA J- CAUT' STEK 5 MA l ., 2 .fyxx -be SMCM at the stressful job of managing the Welfare and Rec movie log in '.sg'2sslt!Ius lxg.gsxgga:7.p1QlQ 2' 9 4' A A Gia. 9 p J 0 it as lfq Q' f 9 P a Q, ' v 3 5 1A7l57l 5 g 5 4 ' 3 a - Deployed for 199 days , - Underway for 120 days, or 607: of deployment time g - Over 3,000 hours in Link-11 operations 1 H 3 - Made over 1,400,000 Xerox copies , ' - Burned 3,642,571 gallons of fuel Q Q - Fired 35,529 20MM CIWS rounds ' g - Fired 788 5 54 projectiles p g 4 - Drank over 104,000 sodas 8 ' - Spent 5142,032.05 in the ship's store Y Q g - Qualified 6 officers as Surface Warfare Officers p ' - Qualified 19 personnel as Enlisted Surface Warfare g pecia ists - Advanced 16 personnel to 3rd Class Petty Officer g , 14 personnel to 2nd Class Petty Officer , ' 7 personnel to 1st Class Petty Officer ' l ' 5 personnel to Chief Petty Officer ' a - Eeenlisted 12 personnel for 61 years and EB181,733.99 in g onuses 5 - MADE IT OUT ALIVE! 2 Vo '4 . if Q Q 9 0 Q, F! 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The 1,841 miles flown by the PN-9 was a new distance record for seaplanes. 1t it J Jggtri J e 8 88.88 -kk, , 1 la f i ., t.,, X ,,., , . v, X,., - f,,. X , f V. - .- J 8 si 8 irali 1 siri iifalf A l J 1' ,C 18,18 4.1 r iff iffy ag 5 112 gg Lg Q QT x VH, ,,., .X , , , Mfr, W, , f 7Ql4V.,l., ,, ygjfygfygnymo, J g fk.,, ,, . g ylf 81i1 8 ..,.h.,-...,...:......d.....,,ae.J...g...-q.1......A..--......,...,..+a-a.....1...,'.s-.....:.e..a...,......,,,,1 .....z.1,,, 1 .D , Y af - ,.. . . ,J AY W , , - . . , 1 seea sate A an honorable tradition 1 i USS RODGERS 1Converted Steam Whalerj 11881-18811 f 9 ' 2 1713 , . . 49 fwvw, ... x V , QQ USS RODGERS 1DD 254, 11919-19401 USS JOHN RODGERS 1DD 9831 11979-19849 USS RODGERS 1TB 45 11898-19183 U55 JOHN RODGERS QDD 574111943-19461 USS JOHN RODGERS 1DD 9835 119855 .. , CMAHAWK ARMAMENT FIVE INCH GUNS HARPOON SEA SPARRDW ZOMM GUN A 4. ' x.Au!'s'IW' v 5 I S 1 Y 55 , I Qi- s S f X x 4 Q Q , x.Q.b XX 4 S' 1 , 4 X W From stem to stern, JOHN RODGERS is armed with some of the latest and most modern weapon systems in the fleet. The Tomahawk missile is capable of being launched against ships, at ranges in excess of 200 miles, or targets on land. The Harpoon missile is also used against ship targets, at ranges up to about 60 miles. The 5 54 MK 45 lightweight gun mount, the most modern in the fleet, is a multi-purpose gun. JOHN RODGERS' two mounts can be used for attacking surface ships, for shore bombardment, such as the gunfire support JOHN ROD- GERS delivered in support of the multi-national peacekeep- ing force in Beiruit in 1983, and for anti-air defense against aircraft and missiles. The NATO Sea Sparrow missile provides JOHN ROD- GERS' primary anti-air defense, and can shoot down in- bound missiles at ranges in excess of five miles. Our latest addition, the 2.0 MM Close-in-Weapon System, or CIWS, is a gatling gun capable of firing 3000 rounds, per minute and is designed to kill any missiles that may leak through our other layered defenses. To meet the underwater threat, JOHN RODGERS uses MK 46 torpedoes in three ways: they can be launched from an embarked SH-2 Sea Sprite helicopter, directly over the side from torpedo tubes located port and starboard, or configured as an Anti-Submarine Rocket, or AS- ROC, which is a torpedo with a rocket booster to propel it to greater ranges. Last, but not least, one should not forget the arsenal of machine guns, rifles, shot- guns, and pistols kept onboard to keep JOHN RODGERS secure from terrorist attacks. ' ' ' 7 4.4-.Al CUMDESRU I Captain William A. Retz, USN Commodore Retz judges the cruisebook photo contest 22 .iao ' aff . 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Ash, Jr Material Officer sf YNY . -V , if , ...q.. gm ,-1-mv, Liu- I' , rv , MQW' War 'Q .IF C f LT Thomas J. Bily Air Operations A , OSCS Alan T. Takala CIC Officer 18 f ,, .. RMC KSWQ Tommy G. Sikes Communications Officer iq new ni A LT Laverne Z. Freeman Chaplain YNC Hubert K. Clinton Administrative Assistant I l v M51 Romeo B. Carlos Commander's Mess Specialist aff M RP2 QSWD Harold E. Boyd Religious Assistant N N , W E 1 I xi Q I 9 I K 4 . LCDR Edward F. McDonald Officer in Charge K LT Craig I. Pickart Maintenance Officer 20 if . .mb GE Y I 1 ' 1 W ww 'G' TJ if C H ,, 3L hi AKH fix' V 9 - ww--wr QE W 5... J I +C, f JS L '51 , I V J i I ry D I Qui' lr I K B g. Mg I 1 ring-f is , . CJ ,Q Q WM f hx - 1 . 3 ,lr Q ' ffggi' I . f -2-' 9:5 ' .2?!' -Q MBT- x , f Qflfflli ffllbif' Wikia 1 AR Er- , X new fran? , 3 es.. LT Joe M- Hafgadfm LT Christopher G. Schreiber Alf Operations Officer Administration Officer 'T' Chocks and chains being removed . . . WU J Helo s lifting The Air Department consists of four officers and twelve men who join the ship prior to an operation for which the ship requires a helicopter, and be- come part of ship's company until that operation is over. Our air depart- ment is from Mayport, Florida, and is assigned to Light Antisubmarine He- licopter Squadron 36. The SH-2F heli- copter we fly has a main mission of anti-submarine warfare, but is also used for search and rescue, transfer of cargo and passengers, and surface ship surveillance. Our skilled flight deck crew responded to the call of Flight quarters, Flight quarters day and night, guiding the helo away, beckoning it to return after a flight, and standing by should any mishap occur. Ops Normal . . . Secure from flight quarters. W- ATC CAWJ William H. McBride III Jacksonville, FL ADC QAWJ John S. Pyland Orange Park, FL LT Hargadon learns to operate another complex piece of machinery D ,J ' S .l G . ,I 1 A Q ,Q 9 .. Q' 4 sg l if iii' S 9 Q Q O 0 o . Afagag 22 Q Keepin' that helo flying Y 2 ii. -sf, AE2 Richard A. Axtell Muscatine, IA AD2 Lawrence W. Ply Mount Juliet, TN AMS2 Christoph Schnectady, NY S71 er J. Rollier AX2 Kerwin J. Connor New Orleans, LA l a 'VT I-A vu. AW2 QAWJ Christopher M. l h Ku c er Rockville Centre, NY - y AE2 Kenneth L. Sands Miami, FL , f .....J-'v-M AD3 Steve L. Barrett Hull, GA AW3 QAWJ Edward N. Evans III CDR Bergen pins the Navy Achievement Medal on LT Easton, MD Schreiber sg AZ-3 H.G. Williams AMI-I3 Raymond M. AMSAN John R. Early Comanche, TX Wisecarver Kents Store, VA Detroit, MI W-www WWW , Q f I W . pw' J ff A I I 1, f lwfi f 7 ,Z , gf f ,I fr , M , W ,J We r 4 0 1 , if I I tw Q ff ii' ffggdl Has 0 X xxx AX 92333 W , 01 a T 3 Wil 1 'Wd' , X. x 5 N ,V rf. 1. ! :fi 4 K. 4 Y ' h'1 Q2 133, Q, X , ii-'fgz . Ffh L 1 'B ff A P4 . ' ef' - 51 ,,, f 5 , Q9 -'-'-we ,, gave. .- 0 5? ,: , r ' ,. f Gif' ' , V fi . '- ' 11 . B., 'QJ ,CQ-, vnf. g?QQA,a, ,I 1 -. ,- -'1' 1 ,f'2z'C+ if Sb W .IQ as . e sarr mia mf . ' ' -f 3-:-gg., - .1 - ' .. 'I , ix ,Q f'i5'321:1'a-fa J - y ' ' S,-. 1 -.31 5 X vhfofoa ff U H K :I bl- ' X Ni! K , -r ,-..! X 1 gtg. Q A-Mrs' I .,.. za, x , ' X N sm ,T I hivh I 'O in : 4 47 ' - X 'G LT Jack A. Greenspan Combat Systems Officer CUMBAT SYSTEM LT Marc T. Lalfavor ENS RiCh81'd J- Lopez Anti-Submarine Warfare Officer Anti-Surface Warfare Officer 24 ENS Christopher Gunnery Officer W. May CWO2 Donald S. Oldfield Electronics Material Officer Combat Systems Department enables us to steam in harm's way. It is the electronic eyes and ears of the ship - and also the punch. Today's technol- ogy enables us to listen to command- ers hundreds of miles away, and then deliver a weapon an equal distance. Working as a team, men harness mere electrons and turn them into powerful radar waves, or bounce them off satel- lites in the form of radio communica- tions. Sound waves penetrate the murkiest water, data links allow us to see through others eyes , Bullets from .22 to 5 meet the close-in threat, missiles capable of their own decisions carry the fight beyond the horizon. Be the threat under, on, or above the water, or even on land, JOHN RODGERS possesses power to meet it head on. For more on JOHN RODGERS weapons systems, see pages 12-15. WH' M491 zu 5 STGCS QSWJ Larry Hamilton Florala, AL Cole - Big Rapids, MI Flu , TM1 James M. Shortridge STC-2. Michael L. Boggs Columbus, OH Salisbury, NC Whacld' ya mean, this is for the cruise book? C-MTC KSWJ Stephen C. C y MMM, STGC Paul W. Martin Hermiston, OR C-MT2 Thomas D. Burnham Pensacola, FL X X 21F,'Vf5Y S50 , rib W is , ff ,ix 5 W if? A ? glam! 'K 'Hu STC-2 Malcolm D. Harvey 1 III - Pasadena, CA Division STC11 Anthony F. Rogers Lindsay, CA 1 S2 GMT2 Ronald S. Guilbeault Columbus, GA GMT2 Roger D. H0lt0H Winter Garden, FL The Anti-Submarine Warfare Team Y m STG2 Stephen M. Jones Youngstown, OH STG2 Tyrone Norris Queens, NY STG3 David J. Alicea Arroyo, PR if v Y N V. 4? STG2 Ronald V. Marx Independence, KS STG2 Lawrence R. Page Merritt Island, FL STG3 Howa Azalea, OR x - ' 2 E rd W. Bell N' QE? 'Q w,,,,,, . F Z GMT2 Kenneth N. Scurry Mebane, NC STG3 Milton F. Christ Flint, MI STG3 Harold E. Ahkeah, Jr. Flagstaff, AZ STG3 Gary W. Clevenger Winston Salem, NC 27 I C-MT3 Scott C. Hargrave Lake Wales, PL STC-3 John K. Robertson Edison, NJ STG3 Delbert W. Shropshire Merritt, OK STG3 Ralph C. Thomas, Ir. Tallahassee, FL Am! 1f.4mf',4 Sud! ff-f My mzfcoa mg! Q x 'v . A A 28 Y f iii? STC13 Richard D. Hilton Trinity, NC I , ee, W , . as Z it ,, STGSN Charles L. Cooper Joliet, IL STGSN Adam G. Mosher Grand Rapids, MI 4 3 STC13 Michael A. Rose Easton, PA K STGSN Richard E. Fernandez - Metuchen, NI STGSN Steve Coleman, WI n J. Skarda i CE Division I 'Q DSC Randy I. Harris Columbia SC IR S own candid camera' nn., IC1 QSWJ Anthony J Schneider Streamwood IL if DS2 Randell S Dennewltz Beaufort SC ETCS CSWJ Gary S. Leeman Newport, ME ET2 John T Boden Odessa TX Nr DS2 Charles W Harris Tomah WI I ICC CSWJ Dwight Cooper Wilmington, NC O O ETS ET2. Kelth R Koerner Long Island NY u 'T' .Wx C, I K I ssl K mfijzdiwx V L X V is , 'ff , I ' I Nl A . I , 1 I I l Y C I f as gg. I 1 , . . - 1 1 I Q l Maintain Ship's Electronic, Data Link, 2 H! l Mansfield, TX Q DS2 James L. Sailer, Ir. if! ff 4 3 , sf-x ! ET2 Darrell I. Veitch Mesilla, NM If 4 l 'hu l ET2. Clinton G. Walker, I r. ET3 Charles Bosak III D53 l 811165 M- Fleming IC3 l 2111195 D- Golden Spavinaw, OK Huntington, NY 52111 D16g0, CA Bay Mlnette, AL 1 . ,i,,la fa--ww t , , 1 .' t f W .Y ,, 3 if xk I N W ,,,, Q r X . . , I M 1 of - - r i ffy, Q X , 9 4 ,M f a , Z imma ai : X ' X R '..t ' 1 f t M ' Q? E ll i ,J f, . Mix :M js K X t six I rt.. ,M MW, ,,,,,,,,,h ,t t Q ,,, ,kxgf ,gf S .rsosse I L S gag Wfww-' N ff N f 4 xx qt , n ,,,, h at f c N m ET C1 -Xti A -L . . D 5 3 S1 ney E. Landrum ET3 Martin K. Mylin FZ Maintenance time! L Snort Barre, LA Rocky River, OH 1 And Communications Equipment ET3 James B. McCarthy Boston, MA if ET3 Douglas D. Schumacher Columbus, OH ETSN Gary C. Sweatland Williamstown, NY If DS3 Ronald G. Miner, Jr. Baltimore, MD :Hz Q, ET3 William H. Walker III Henderson Harbor, NY fs ICFN Michael C. Thomas Philadelphia, PA -Z2 ET3 Todd Narvin Parma, OH IC3 Don M. Mingo Colonia, NI Are you sure this isn't still under warranty? 1 sf g 2, f 4 5 FCC QSWJ Clarence E. Branham Daytona Beach, FL FCCS William A. Rogers Waco, TX f l c at -5.2-DI WU' T f W il' ' L ff! .------ ' . P Late at night, when no one stirred, the roving patrol would draw his .45, and stalk the unseen enemy in the shadows. Y wi FC1 Lewis R. Summers II FC2 Timothy E. Coffey Chino, CA Chattanooga, TN 32 - ' CF Division FCC Raymond S. Guthrie Louisville, OH FC1 Terry W. Hudgins Valdosta, GA 25 bd FCC Randy J. Zimmerman Summerville, SC FC1 Vernon L. Martin Hiawassee, GA KILLER TOMATOES attack the fantail! 3' X Responsible For Putting Ordnance Dn Target l gi! 32' 9 is FC2 Mark I. Converse PC2 Jeffery O. Craft FC2 Lawrence T. Daniel FC2 Dennis I. Forslund Vicksburg, MI Greenville, SC Tullahoma, TN Petaluma, CA - , ,mg FC2 William D. Green FC2 Iodie L. Grein Button smasher extraordinaire! IndianaP01iS, IN G01dCl1d8l6, WA HELP WIIE EED IT. Emergency Family Messages Financial Assistance Health and Safety Classes Counseling E! Vx American Red Cross , Servingthe military for more than 100 years. FC2 David W, 101135 FC2 Thomas F. Maestas FC2 Roderick E. Mimbs Loraine, IL Tampa, FL Ludowici, GA 33 114 -C 4-.+.x,1 Q--.q.ff,4.,-Q-..+.-...-we-'ffm-+ .v FC2 Bryan I. LeBlanc PC2 Brian S. Sanders PC2 John T. Woodham Lafayette, LA Detroit, MI Starke, PL 11 .en I FC3 Donald M. Garland FC3 David W. Jacobsen PC3 Joseph M. Morrone COIOHH, CA Warrenville, IL Atlanta, GA I 'mouwf 'M EAN 13A mm Amrr cm1'! 0' -2- X Ja W '39 l I gang, PC3 Richard E. Streine Corpus Christi, TX 34 4 FC3 Charles R. Alyea St. Charles, MO PC3 Mark A. Robbins Lakeland, FL SR Milo G. Thoreson Wilmington, NC -- GMGC QSWJ Claude H. Mohler - Columbus, OH GMG1 Gary I. Dickerson Midwest City, OK GMG1 qswy Jacob L. Bruce Donora, PA X GMG2 Dennis J. Gibbon Summerville, SC Z Ci GMG3 Gilbert L. Bowie Summerville, SC GMG3 Jeffrey M. Hydock Medina, NY CG Di keeps the guns shooting Insert tab S in slot T . . . GMG2 Lewis A. Perkins Wichita, KS -.51 GMG3 Robert Kareliussen, Jr. - Cheshire, CT Yrs-- -,,...-..,Y v .lu F- ,fl-V ... ,ws-, , in . -A--1- -V X! GMG3 Barry H. Borden Jacksonville, PL NX-w.N.,,,...wA'wC S2 I W GMGSN Michael A. Nitto Buffalo, NY ,-,,.Juu, ,v 1 I' ,,-t nJ N. 1 K Q f FQ5 ' f.-i d ,ll4:-nl ., ,ff ' A iq K XX 4 a My K i '5' ' L WM FN, if K' Vs , If --N wi- ur 'x,i,, Dru. ffm' LT Joel L. Wilson Chief Engineer ENG ER LT Robert L. Malouin, Jr. LT Qjgj Graham M. Holmes LT 035 John W, Andre Main Propulsion Assistant Damage Control Assistant Auxiliaries Qffficer --ww-nunq ENS David C. Morris Electricial Officer Engineering Department is why the U.S. Navy exists - They're what make us mobile. Their job encompasses everything from the anchor windlass on the fo- csle to the massive rudders aft, from the aircraft warning lights on top of the mast to the screws deep below the waterline. Many spend days upon end deep in the main spaces, not knowing whether it's night or day, sunny or raining, they just keep the en- gines running, electricity com- ing, and fresh water flowing. JOHN RODGERS' modern en- gineering plant eases their job somewhat. Gone are the steam boilers making engine rooms re- semble saunas, replaced with modern gas turbines: quiet, cool, efficient. In the central control station, valves align, fuel flows, and engines start at the push of a button. These are the men that enable the ship to master the seas. JOHN RODGERS derives her graceful maneuverability from her twin rudders, her twin screws push her at 30+ knots. . 37 mr, -W if s, .... .,........ A, ,, ,,9..-- .. , XCWM EN3 O'Hare does a balancing act in order to tighten the bolt on this flange 'ue EN3 Ernesto Dominguez EN3 Gregory W, Githeng. San Antonio, TX White Oak, NC 38 S A Division Wfyfiffr ENCQSWJ Charles L. Roark EN1 Frank V. White Bakersfield, CA Holly, MI wifi. EN1 Tommy L. Young EN2 Gerald A. Walker Port Angeles, WA I-Iuger, SC EN3 John A. O'Hare Reidsville, GA 1534 EN3 Dwight D. Starks Skiatook, OK .f..,...w....--..1gL..-C..-..e..,Q,,..4,.-u-5.,ns-....g.4...-.v.4-.:-.-i..av--:u-Q-a.1...a4..-v-,f-n-.-..,41.-..Q.,....-..-f-..... - . , 'Q' 'X ' .., - ,.-,,.v'+ V. r.. H9511 Water, Af C, Small Boats, All Part Of The EN's Adventure EN3 Kevin D. Fromme ENFN Samuel K. Bowden Hallsville, TX Memphis, TN FA Charles D. Bonds ENFA Raymond D. Cardona Beckley, WVa Turner, ME ,,W,,,,,,!quQn1g3nvx-,. --few - X jf! I ENPN John D. Engwall Manistee, MI ENFN Robert G. Sweeney Dupo, IL f Ti ZK mr f W - if f If Q 2 A - Q? 'lain Il ' A ,I :HJ ' H' A l fl I . x O - '77 529' Y K 4 ,' 'V Pflmqgfevw la Or' if lg l . 'x 1 - I, . L L If M 1.- 4 Tm-X1 -J 'J '-f- FR JOHN DOE EXPERIENCES HIS FIRST MAINTENANCE AVAILABILITY 39 . . . K-, , . Y ki.4-k..-M,,m... i -z.. ,.....qx.,-.M.....f.r...,-.s..,.-.+eL.4.,-.sr..a-s-.sa-..-..Y.f.--n..-.Nuv..H.s,,ah..-4s-Q-.e.L..3w4..',-fns..k:....,am.-....--'a-...,. Q A Ship's Electricians E 1 iw I Walpole, NH Wm , X i ...I EMCSQSWD Paul J. Welch EM1 Jerry L. Wilkerson 1 Norris, TN EM2 Harold H. Batson EM3 Adam E. Scheetz Alexandria, VA Ph0G11iXVi1lC, PA EMCSQSWJ Welch receives his fourth good conduct medal ws -34 2 2 EM3 Michael Villanueva r EMFN Donald L Erwin Jr EMFA R an W G ' San Antonio, TX Muskegon Hts, MI I ' Wingett llun, CH omg 40 ..,4..i...-.-.......,....- ...- Y - , g PR Everett D. Wright Round O, SC 1 1 I OPPE Wizards f M . if Lg f - GSCMQSWJ Charles E. Weaver Brainerd, MN D GSE2. Edgar E. Cortes San Juan, PR GSMCQSWJ Mark D. Arnold Martinsville, IN GSE2 Stephen B Bolin Martmsvrlle IN 'W Q is bd K C-SEZ T1mothy K. HOW16 E15 GSEC Craig S. Faust GSE1 James A. Pliml, Ir. Charleston, SC Lyons, IL 2 C-SM2 Charles A. Brown C-SM2 Carl D. Celella Etna CA Albany NY '745g8 Vx , 'lg I GSM2 Kenneth L. Jones III GSE2 Ronald W. Lange rg uf . 6 A M' , 4 'sf' Y 'S V it 'Q Q! Greenwich, CT l Penacook, NH Harper, TX Q Mgmt H 'H GSM2 James L. Lavender Logansport, IN Gas Turbine Techs li 'WW Y GSE2 James D. Ozols Lake City, TN GSM2 Phillip L. Payne Benton, PA if-4 5 S 4 C-SM2. Stephen I. Rockwell S Canton, PA 3 r l 7 i l I .M l GSM2 Tommy L. Szajko GSM2 Kevin M. Terrian GSM2. Douglas I. Weil GSEZ Dennis L. Wilson p Newburgh, NY Cadillac, MI Rochester, MI Portland, OR A i 1 GSE3 Robert A. Casey GSE3 James K. Chapman GSE3 Jeffrey C. Dooley GSM3 Troy L. Hasten 5-iouston' TX I-083111 IL OC92111, NJ Telephone, TX -4-a-.-..-:-..----.-m-..-4-----w4-2--a,-.a1s-.az.-:----..-----wa-.m--d.f...1y-.-5.x-.u-....e....',--Qs.-...,.. -.v , L f. ...VI iam, Q, ,MQW VW W YW YY YW,Y Keep Those Engines Running GSM3 Randall G. Johnson Winchester, VA GSM3 Derrick K Schawo Kismet KS FA Harold W McClam Washington DC GSM3 John A. McIntosh, Jr. Harrisville, NY GSM3 Roger L Singleton Abington IL FA Lonnie R Myers Sligo PA GSM3 David R.W. Phillips Moundsville, WV FN Eric N Donaldson Amarillo TX FR Todd C Lukken Lrttlefork MN msefs me Ka-fs? HW Aff 4-'E GMA ST427' IT' me 165731 ?fH0u7' I Q I Q 5 f.:e2. :.'g,k ma, L' '. 1 ff 'QQ' we FN Leroy B Gooden Bronx NY FR Bryan K Wireman Norwalk OH W fy , . I . 1 . I ' AWQXAN SYM ! I l I . I Y I i HT1 John C. Green Long Island, NY 44 HT2. Raymond A. Gondek Tallula, IL 'S R DIVISI 3 I 1 I I J J I I l V I 3 t 55.-f HTC Eddy G. Walker Bossier City, LA 4 E MR2 Vernon Mantegna Concordville, PA .:..:,e4,.Q,.,.....-...4,..,,,.4,...,,.e.,....g,....,-f.,....,.......m....-.....,.eN..,..s,...'.s....ss. - , .A-.,,. . 1 H W, - ,J 1 1- . I I 5 l I I i I f I 1 1 I I HT1 William R. Snyder, Ir. Coatesville, PA 1 I l l 4 4 I HT3 Curtis R. Altman I Belleville, IL i l l Welding And Damage Control Specialists HT3 Robert Bustamante Yosemite National Park, CA HT3 Pedro C1. Redman Dominican Republic HTFN David GN. Stonhill Arco, Idaho HT3 Glenn G. Cashdollar Hopkinsville, KY HTFN David M. Coffey DeBord, KY PN Ernest L. Moody Wilson, NC HT3 Scott D. Dunning HT3 Fredrick A. Krueger Grant's Pass, OR Hebron, IN w r t l I i l l t I t i l l r V A V r V l l t l l l HTFN Scott A. Parent Jr hosemen get it spraying Auburn, MI ,p LT Richard I. Nolan, Ir. Operations Officer sv N. I I III?-193' I I jf fm ixy 14: Q 'Q 4- -- I 'I .. - , ff 1 , Ir I I , '.' I-'A I .. I' -'---: 'I , I Ik 'I , clhbvi - ,.. ' 1 1.1,-I It - 'Q , 'O , Rh .-' ' z .9 4' II I I . ni --.v5-, .,., A 'T- Q ': PE RA TIO LT Richard P. Guest III Combat Information Cent 46 ,.:.,4,q,--,...L.,......wf..y.q,..-!.,...,,Q,.,..........m., 7 er Officer LT Robert W. Horre Outboard Officer LTQjgJ James D. Cunningham Communications Officer I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I secwef X W ' sw QEQQQL vb Q Q . ' T L.. 4 ,M , ,W LTQjgJ Kevin R. Locke Adminstration Officer . X Z fu ,ff Wi' f Z -. Operations Department ensures the ship is On track, On time . They are the watchmen: for ships on the horizon, or electronic signals from far away, for important correspondence and message traffic, the weather, or blips on the radar screen. From the first operation area clearance message, to piloting out of harbor, to the visual communications and rigging for underway replenishment, these guys make it happen. If we're where we're supposed to be, when we're supposed to be there, .doing what we're supposed to be doing, you can bet they're doing their job right. ENS C. Jud Kilggre ENS Nicholas P. Coogan Assistant CIC Officer FifSf Lieutenant iiitnltwsi HMC William Cox Bay Minette, AL s.,g5,3t,-1' B7'6oD, Ive A wnifle Cpu.AKZ JQBIWA- L , mi in ggi QM2 Donald R. Palmiter, Ir. - Pinelass Park, PL -...- - -.-.... --- f-at 1- -z...,..... -L .Nt f -- eg MAC Marshall L. Kinard Mansfield, AR Wlwsff NC1 Bobby J. Johnson Sheridan, AR EMC Kenneth E. Niven Summerville, SC PN1 Timothy L. Smith Milwaukee, WI Yhlllnw Division YN1 Michael D. Clark Pt. Worth, TX '-of QM2 Patrick H. O'Keefe Billings, MN EMERGE CY! When an urgent family message has to get through, depend on the Red Cross to get it there. American Red Cross Help When You Need It. y American Red Cross W American Red Cross programs Q i . are supported through CFC. QM3 William W. Anderson HM3 Frederick H. Blodgett Tallahassee, FL - --F' -- s.af-a...- V - A ..1.,.-.f.e.U,:f-Ye.-f,.t,a,,4-r Detroit, MI -- Y., H..Wg,v,., . ,-1-, Y- na-,v...:Pm55.,.J.aY....... Administrative And Medical Assistance law Lfq PN3 Ion A. Hall HM3 Michael A. Harris HM3 Michael E. Hlebak YNSA Mark K. Hunt Benton, IL Dayton, OH Youngstown, OH TuQsa, OK Q PNSN Mark W. Luzader PNSN Neal A. Mitchell Monroeville, PA Gastonia, NC STRETCHER CASES! 75 YNSA Michael P. Roberts Longmont, CO K. RMC Ernest I. Steele Tallahassee, FL SM2 Robert H. Calhoun III Warner Robins, GA 9 RM1 Laron C. Fleming Headland, AL Nw.M , .twwfz W I 4 vi? RM2 Earl R. Fuller, I r. Norfolk, VA SM3 Smith and SMSA Davis stand ready at the flagbag Q OC Division RM1 Robert N. Toler Danville, VA SM2 Steven L. Kroh Johnstown, CO RM2 Keith S. Reese Valdosta, GA .1 N---.....,g. .,..4..,....ae...,-..,....,n. w..,.... -.,........t.t ,,..vs..i...Q.-.. -g.....-.e..4.. -.......h -1'-Nd. 1 .-.,,,......,........a1..-..4.,.4...........,,.-.......- .....,.. -4.....-,...-i......., -.- . - C W 'lb Zim'-Z ix' RM1 CSSJ Ray L. WelQs Eva, OK Mill!! I 'ii- RM2 Roger A. Phipps Devely, MO fi? RM2 William T. Robinson San Antonio, TX u Q4 The Voice Of John Rodgers ' ' -'-'-'---f1-1-...,-,..m.- -q,.,!:r-:rf H ...T-,..?..., 0wKeEPv 'f -QRAFFIC' 5. m 'Q I L J: o Bl 0 V I5 B x 4 V . ' l Nf.,f ss, V T T 'i ee RM2 Jason F. Silver SM3 Carlton G. Hall, Jr. SM3 Gerald D. Simpson Cameron, MO Wrightsville Beach, NC Topeka, KS any RMSN Jerry Philips Carrollton, GA SM3 Douglas S. Woodall, I r. RMSN Lerand Brown Lexington, KY I Hartsville, SC RMSA Ricky R, Collins SMSA James A,M, Davis RMSA Curtis D. Williams Okolona, MS Tulsa, GK Birmingham, AL ii RMSN Darren E. Williams Savannah, Ga You can dress him up, t 51 bu IH ?v'Qgo,,3' AL- ,Z ff BM2 Dennis I. Cain Bellefonte, PA BM2 Timothy A Riggs Middlesboro KY 52 .fu- ul 1' 6oIlJ6 TD L00 I ,in so K. 901' 600-36 T0 I-W N01' 60005 TU 5: 'sl' BM2 Daniel Hatzenbuhler Rapid City, SD xx! BM2 Troy D Sunpson Bay St Louis MS UD Division Yr Wm I w BMC Durwin J. Justis BMI Dennis I- Dunbar ' Goose Creek, SC Los Ang16S, CA N W 4 BM2 Raymond J Sutton BM3 Rex G. Deatherage Mayport FL Pt. Stockton, TX 1. 11 K Q ' . J f 1 E C n I . I . , I I - , .,,,.,,,,,.,,,,,,h,.,,,...,,....e.f.v,.,x,,ug-.,Q.r-.t-...i--v.--9u:1em--:a..aav-f-1n-4f-:-ux4aA-Lu-H-'-r-v.n-4'v---u-v-w---A-w-- - 14 john Rodgers' Deck Force BM3 James M. Hood Owings, MD SN Gilberto Colon Aguas Buenas PR BMSN Robert S. Klefman Sari Antonio TX N! BM3 Raymond W. Houston Butler, PA SN James A. Dodd Long Beach CA if BM3 Hiram D. McC1eland, SN Kevin M. Biermann Ir. - Crystal Springs, MS Riverside, CA BMSN Talmadge W. Elam Tulsa OK You CAN Qul1 Lo0KlNq M4 -n4A'r -rnmq sm 'nc carmu mo xo Ang Jw of 'ruE eanoqa' o A-1, THANKS' 4501740.- 44 M, f it ta f fu t 5 55 Q f is 2 A K I K ' I W fl ' Q ' ln, 0' 4 , , ... , W ,r .. f if , W, N. ' M 53 SN Agustin Y. Moreno, III San Antonio, TX Q Deck Seamanship Experts BMSN Marco L. Pursley BMSN Michael Rodriguez Madison, FL Staten Island, NY 54 SN Rodney A. Tennyson Great Falls, MT SN David R. Rogers Raleigh, NC SA Robert T. Hill Brighton, CO at I 1 ' wk-l ' I ' A I I Q t ,ga sh S qw IX- 1 I X .. . , .wiv . aww MUN if 'Tl ,, I WWMWZ WWW ff, If ,awww fyvf Wm f W WW ,fff xQ-X, f M U ,, N WW 7 WWW-W 'WM WWW 'Q' SR Danny A. Brown Stanton, KY SR Michael E. Collett SR George W. C-rigsby, I r. SR Joel E. Hoffman SR Kevin D. MacMillan Douglasville, LA Oklahama City, OK Delavan, WI Houston, TX SR Robert T. McLamb, Ir. SR Allen W. Mitchell Charleston, SC Franklin, IN ? 2 SR Daniel B. Cwens Pineville, NC Y X I' SR Lance A. Wright Davenport, IO 55 1 , -,, --,r, C. ., ,C Y. --. - ,D ,...,........... Finger lickin good! O52 John T C Egner Farmington Hills MI 'fx ffrw 'X X x NX f XX X OS2 FrankJ Howard Jr Montgomery, AL OSCS QSWJ Michael J. Murphy - Charleston, SC im X OS2 Chr1s S Guttlng Alexis, IL O52 Samuel R Toccoa, GA Johnson OR Division O51 Laurie B. Vass, NC Rentrop Q l ff 2 , awiviiml S5 Q5 f K O51 HSWJ James S. Rutherford - Belmont, X Q r 7 95 X X ww- ? ff f Z W f' f X f 1 ff ff' Z f Z M Z7 f f 7. if . f ff W fZ,, 4 1 ' Z N ,Nd Ill O 4. I CONNING RUDY OS2 Moran E McGraw Macon, GA OS2 Scott A Olson Welcome, MN , , 2 Z Q j 1 I u ll . . . . , . . . 1 if 70 S 1 '7'Wf'fNlFL7f7 W'S 'W' W 7 iv, f f ' ' .X fi gfgfsg ,egf-W are 5-X Q f ,M 5,5 w??,3XgS-PWA fsfyw 1 -X 0 f f eff V ass, , fits as g X X 'S Wa f a fm ' Wm- K 2, . Q 2,1 , f - ,H A . . f. ,Q ,, ,ff , f I , WF ,siwixwm a ,f 4. ' . , 5 2 it , ' I, i ,5 .. N ,.,, .W 1.5, , 1 f I I .f A f ag, 4' 5 M ,y .ssyjvl ' ' , ' fs , is ,gzfgg W I, ., V, Xl Kky. .J fl? -, 1- , ff X. . WZ , ,.,, t,, Q. k,,, , ,, , . W. ' A .Qi f, ' ' ff A! V f . 1 .ga f 'W 1 1 'I f' 1 Q. 2 s , Q. . 19, J N Q' E ' SX C. ' 1 ' . ' . ---- 4-1-2'-1-'----v--A-----2---- -'--'---w-a-ff-'-.aw-'--' ----f---'1-11--n--v1---a---- we-s4-L..Q-f-f-e-n---..4-.-z.1,,...,.-4a-4.,a...4,--+.......,...,,.,..,......,.........,.,,-,, ,., ,,,, , ,g V A-A H V 47 Y W, , The Men Behind The Equipment In CIC O52 M1chael J. 5upe O52 Mlchael J. Velasco O53 Ruben Alvarado O53 Danny Barth Hudson Falls NY Dade City PL New York City NY Phoemx AZ W 11 uf sf O53 Billy R. Hurd, Jr. O53 David P. Wilson SN lay C- Bierce Mountain City, TN Charleston, SC Elyflaf CH DAO-1N,'l1'lA'l 5 THE. .SECoNb ouE To Fu? 0v'l'.'OKAY! O51 urs YOUfl.'I'vRN! GET U5 11-gggu 1,14 THESE. STEAITS! 1 Hs oKAyMAn-If X lfimqggyj . K S 9 e. W1 s ' ii- - lysis V4 K .I . f it N v 'Q 'Q 7 . M L., f + 32:i1:::i,RWimugh Pt f ff N WL ' Y Mc7 'i OSSN Brian E. Horn Newcastle, PA OSSN Peter L. Fox Lunch Break Waymart' PA XXX. fsi , 'G W A X OSSN B. Eric Horn OSSN Michael E. Lee OSSN Eric M. Scobee OSSN Ben G. Wheeler Newcastle, PA Columbus, OH Perrysburg, OH Tallahassee, FL 055A Wayne A- Holt 055-A Michael A- Matt Anyone seen the operator's manual for this thing? Kokomo, IN Orlando, FL 58 f '63- 5 I 4 l ..:.,.19..-i.:...Q.f ' ASI.- . . -. .vw -i , I , -,, h 'L ,. ' ' -n.1ETu2F -B UILUKPHY ' x EWU ' s f uf in :X rr ! N ff . bf Q ,f : Q s If L I1 pl 5 W Q UT Division -mimi, 'iii CTTC Roger M. Diede EWC Lonnie R. Johnson EW1 Larry D. Bartley Scotland, SD Andalusia, AL Beaumont, TX KMA K CTM1 John A- Manges EW1 Craig A. Pryor CTO2 Richard B. Burton New Ent9fP1'iS9, PA Hot Springs, AR Laguna Beach, CA NHAT' A26 Qpu'P1CKlu6UP? UM...I- 'U-Ilullf WS Btu.60A9-DS s 'ruP Cofdfv, , S4 CDUUTDO'-IN' 4 X I' . 7 -N24 QW CTA2 David A. Thompson North Kingsville, OH wi Q, 1 V l CTO1 John B. Downs Savannah, GA 1 5 5 . 3 CTT2. Jerry G. Napier Austin, IN EW3 Anthony Daubert Saginaw, MI .L. .:...i...,...-,...a.....,.,....c.......,......1,.mic..-....,.....r.....m..,...'....,.,-Q.-.,,r......vxhf -cr.-:......L..,..,.......-.,..............--.......,...,....,-.......s......-...,.-..,e...---.....,......a........A ,. V. ,,, ,-,, ,.,,-..., , ,, .V . V . ' l 1- The Guys That Listen EB QV L EW3 Thomas R. Grantham Bishopville, SC EW3 Wrlham J Lrchtenberger Rock H111 SC EWSN Vvllllam K Jenrgen Phrladelphra PA - EW3 Steven I Tauber CTR3 Kevm L Wetzel North Irw1n PA Woodstock VA CTRSN Norman L Slaughter Chrcago Y, M 11 saw f LT Kenneth J. Recla Supply Officer HE LQ' WELCOME. T0 .FRE JR 5qPPLY Dl:NT' MAY I TAKE YQQQ ORDER V60 Q E cabal 7 Q um . .u 'X JF Ig. wi ,t fmfwmfffzffflkllkullklXRXXW 17i Wu li I ll, SUPPL Supply Department is what allows JOHN RODGERS to operate inde- pendently for any length of time, and to do it with some measure of comfort. From the thousands of different spare parts stocked onboard, and thousands of dollars each payday, to the hun- dreds of meals prepared daily and so- das in the vending machines, Supply Department is what keeps us going. Their duties are wide and varied: pro- viding spare parts and office supplies, doing laundry, stocking the candy and sodas in the vending machines, operating the ship's store, cutting the crew's hair, and paying the crew is all their job. To S-2, food means from the grocery list for a family of 350 to scrubbing the dishes. And every two weeks, the same men that line up for meals, line up for a paycheck. Truly, one could argue that the S that iden- tifies each supply division, rather than Supply , stands for Service . BT' i I i hi ENS Prentice E. Armstrong Disbursing Officer E I u V i df 1 f f 7 N ff, ,V V Ml! W' 5 i S Q iii . 1 'f ji. s Q AW fn 1 24 J , SKC James I-I. Willer Madison, NE SK3 Kenneth W. Cassaclay SK3 Charles Chapman, Ir. St. Louis, MO Chicago, IL rms JUSTAIN1' My U KIND oF PA'R'ry'm,' X 7 ' I ll 9 ' . 2 1 'V P I Q UL.. X I X I f AM ., X 5 cis I in :iw 0 4 I dl ' L xl f I ' A , 'J ,aff I I if I X U 1 xt il 2 'L ' - 1,5 I xi ,,f.lM, ,.. Q 1' ll . I . . ? -a . T 64 S 1 : turns paper into parts 'I '47 Yr SK1 Louis R. DeCecco SK1 Robert A. Stattord Pittsburgh, PA Norfolk, VA 62 Q4 SK3 Marc L. Svanoe SKSN James T. Joslin East Troy, WI Chicago, IL ? SKSN Thomas W. Smithwick Smyrna, GA SHSA Timothy Morris Florence, SC x f .-n.,.,.-..,...4.....-.........,...-..-..4z..wL-41-:f..,...f,-..--t...n..,H..1-Q...-.rv ....-w,.- - - f ,,.. , . V - 1-4---A - -'w --W-N --:H-0-.-...f.4w-.4-.,,.,..-..--Qin... ..,. , .. ' .-S.-ai..-4 1.-- - ...,.. ,., , , ........... ...-....,,.., ,., .-.,..,,,. V ,,-...- ., , V V ,. ,,, , ,, Q I ' : the men behind the MSC Teodorico A. Sapinoso Cavite, Philippines gay, MS2 Danny L. Simpson Abingdon, IL ff! MS1 John M. Neal Swartz Creek, MI 52 LA lil I HWS 5 MS2 Donnie D. Spears Akron, OH Q ix T Q to W: HM, W W XV? to V, A 1,5 ' A ., W . , tfzqrw W ,ff Wy 4 - I MMM Q -rs 2 I fl J ,ra WZ' I of 1,9 X ,v X If W A, t f ,. . f V, fx ,rx my ,ff .. Qii pfw . r A - ..,f-Q, MSSN James E. Barnwell, MSSA Michael D. Flowers Ir. - Concord, NC Tampa, PL meals S , li 2 MS2 George C. Loyd Leasburg, NC Y - H , 4 fa ew fr We r 1 ix 5 ' Y , wr W, ,W Q frsw ff f , Ns W I , X Mrkxig X Wai! MS3 Vernon C. Gore Trenton, NJ MSSR Labern A. Dial Fort Bragg, NC IT 'D0suT .Sn7' How Lomrrv Coon rr' L. ,sg S Q dr zrqusf os'u1' 5ny.l 3 o to .7 0 0 ' O cc, f r9' XX f X Q A COOK'S DILEMMA MS3 Michael D. Smith Palmetto, FL , MSSR Sameul M. Pearson Aliceville, AL .19 6 ,,Qfgmj,ff f ' aff, V SH3 Michael I. Bauer Mankato, KS SHSA Willie L. Simon Itta Bena, MS f M, wwf -aygwyw-vac! f f L f f .-Q1,if' QL A , f Ls- ,LL X L Q V 5-ff Q S L ,LL XL 5-Q-' of L. L' . . V 3 , ,' , f sf- -we cv,--we U Xf f f ,L 4, 1 HL. ,- L: . L, 4 ,YL X ,ff-4 L. 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Schneider Sailors of the Month August September Dctober 1 W! N 41 a X EM3 Michael PNSN Neal A. YN1 Michael D. Clark Villanueva Mitchell NOVG1T1bGI December January February I . Na' F 4, XX N il I x GSMZ Kevin M. MSSA Labern A. Dial O51 Frank J. Howard SK3 James T Joslin Terrian Jr' ' ' 1-H c ,c D c L 4 w X 1 W l 1' A' -an-mg... 69 M P-T if X' ,W all r it ft X ly ,il gl.-f U imierwtafif . . How often have we heard that word? All the months, all the repairs, all the training, all the onloads - now it's here. De- ployment. It's finally here. For some, there's no time to linger: Already there are drills, exer- cises, messages to prepare. But for others, there's still time to watch the waters of the Cooper river pass down the hull, until they are left far behind. w , . , 1 u , w 5 ' 1 , f' ,Iv 1 '1 1 1 J all ll ll l . 1, Vit lL,X .W +A ,J Q1 ' , x . , r ' A 'X 1 1,11 1 . , . , ,i. no ,-.1 f-z ...J 4... 1 l Vx R A lt if W xi-Q Q in L11 The Vigil Begins With the Ensign at the after mast and the house flag at the fore, JOHN RODGERS steams down- TIVCI, not to make the return trip for over six months. 13, 1958365 ! s g the rail QDHQ Lam:LOUk iThQmlMEVTMmQ FQQUSQDHVTMQ Future ... BdQk Tb ATLANTIC TRAN ITS 18-28 ugust I I jomed the Navy to see the world but what d1d I see? I saw the sea' Tlus old navy song verse seems true durmg the transrt It gave us plenty of t1me to thrnk about the task at hand preparmg for the deployment on the way over and OPPE on the way back Above crewmen frol1c rn the spray on the fanta1l breakxng away from an UN REP R1ght A wave breaks over JOHN RODGERS bow USS R G BRADLEY p1tches 1n the apparently calm seas v n . o Q - . v . 1 . 0 . . ' I . I I . . , . o . Q . 1 . . , s 4 . I 0 . . ....-Qg ,- - I-Ir. s..-.,,..-..s....-,.f...vs.,....,..- ...-ve--XA- -ff-u.R.,..:.N'.z,.4f..a...,-.,, . -, ., V . ., . s , - . Y . . ..-,-... .,. .. -. . 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Nearly all fuel, ammunition, and provisions received during the deployment were by underway replenishment, rather than receiving them inport. The fre- quent evolutions kept the old salts on their toes, and provided good training for those who will take their places on deployments to come. Perhaps the most unusual replenishment of the deployment happened in Toulon, France, when the rigs were passed from USS SAVANNAH in the adja- cent berth, and the replenishment conducted while pierside. But no mat- ter where we were, the floating gro- cery stores and gas stations kept us going, providing that mobile logistic support that only the U.S. Navy is famous for. ' Clockwise from top left: the inport replenishment in Toulon, receiving fuel at the forward station, approach- ing the USNS PAWCATUCK, watch- ing the UNREP from the Harpoon deck. 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' ...N- 'f i 2 When JOHN RODGERS goes to flight quarters, it's not always for our own helo. Capable of operations with any variety of Navy helicopter, JOHN RODGERS often did just that. The H-46 Sea Knight helicopters embarked in USS SAVANNAH were a familiar sight, as they brought stores and ammunition by vertical replenishment monthly. The H-53 Sea Stallion provided an extra heavy lift capability, its massive rotor stirring the water beneath it. But no matter what type, the same I R crew responded, including the ever alert crash and smash team. ...............,.........-............ FLEET 0 A I0 l v l l I l I I O I 1 5 1 we l. 'l i During the cruise, IOHN RODGERS had the opportunity to just about see or do it all. In the cat and mouse ame with 8 W the Soviets, we ran up agianst their ships fKashin destroyer, topj, subs flfoxtrot class, opposite pagej, and aircraft fBadger, opposite page, inside photoj. But, we had help from our NATO allies, and other ships in the battle group, such as USS MOOSBRUGGER KDD 9801, oppositeQ ww 'wx 1 ' 4 V r I 1. ii MR, OPERATIONS , LCDR Ullom prepares to send yet another challenging signal during a tactics exercise. At left, ships maneuver smartly in re- sponse. . il... 4-12.' ,,,,,.,,4,.N.-h-LbN,,,q,,....,u-..-...g.r.uw..f.,fy..us.....-,,..,,...w-uw...1-.,-.-.g.-+.--m-.vx.s..As,.-4nvas.4.s.N..um,V..u.44a.a.,4g,.,-...Nm..mh,a.,-...:a.....s..s4.,,........n.a..4.......-.....,-..wa.,.,,.. ,.. AAVFLE f .- ,, -C--as-, in--In U ., ..,. .. DITERRAN AN STYLE MED 2-86 BATTL E GROUP ijgp USS JOHN E. KENNEDY qcv 875 USS HARRY E. YARNELL gcc 175 1 f ' Q USS BAINBRIDGE QCGN 255 USS DAHLGREN QDDG 435 Q USS JOHN RODOERS QDD 9835 USS MOOSBRUGOER QDD 9805 USS MCCANDLESS CFP 10845 USS ELMER MONTGOMERY CFP 10825 USS NICHOLAS CPFC 475 USS ROBERT G. BRADLEY QFFG 495 USS SANTA BARBARA CAE 285 USS SAVANNAH QAOR 45 MAIN ENAN E f M 7 Z wa' 'ff f 3 1 e V If all else fails, a 5-lb sledge is always a handy maintenance tool! Hey Chief, do you know where this part goes?! . ,. .. ..,,, , . . . ..va-.,....,...,..-...N--.--....,... c-- .- H-- M wk,-,K,, . , I, .L.,,....Y Aw. f-..,..-L-9 :-.--.--.-- -v-- - A hifi , ' M of Wgnmn t 5m fi K 5,3 All hands onboard are involved in maintenance in some way, combatting the effects of salt air, and wear and tear. Because of them, JOHN RODGERS can meet her mission, and still look good doing it. B171 5 . whiz.. LL TE CARLO View of Monte Carlo at night from JOHN RODGERS' anchorage in the outer harbor. ,. M., .V V YVVV V. . -,- v D ' 1' l . .sig vig 2:19a VxwV.:'V:fV+V-WV: ' , , ,,VMf'g, V ' it W1 'L 'golf is--esigrf .aff , V, V f ,, ,vt in elrizftfMa5w5afV:t,f'a:ff1wa... - - A '51 1 , V -H tl im , .' ' 1 'Sl ,57 V 1 V V 1 , , M ' ' '51 'LVV3' ' ' ' ' 'ti 'e tif: V ,J-uf ,uc . e , V , 'V . 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V..f,VfV,f, VV., ,,VwV,mV,:WVwVV., ,feng .,-,,y,,,f +m,,,,V.,,-,,i..5.V,,tV,V-Q,.f,f,.,J,V,,,1,t-, .WV t Clockwise from above left: many JR crewmen found time to relax around the municipal poolg O53 Cavanaugh and OSSN Scobee en- joy one of the many sidewalk cafes to be found throughout the cityp a liberty boat view of the Monte Car- lo skyline and the yachts at Fleet Landingg fine wine and cheese is not the only thing the small princi- pality of Monaco is known for. mlm'-nm mllii i H t I, ,l il V, Vi, t M, ,E ,E ptemb r 3-19 'P 'X T 18 LL .-- R.A,, A L1-u-lan. ,x, wifi. ,V ' Y 'Xl . i' Xi? ff -Q in - A L, , ff 'v ',4 la ' 'F JJ 3 lil A ' QV ,J W. W, flbiufdlln-ill! ,fff N. --------------------o sr 1- , . .. fs - Y ' 1 ..-..,..,.T...,......-..,.- ' Y ' I TA NBUL sfcceiaa fm , . , 'MW if I was ' 4 , vw. .I ... I . Istanbul, Turkey. JR came to this city after a week of opera- tions in the Realm of the Czars, the Black Sea. Located on the Sea of Maramara, between the Bos- phorous and Dardenelle Straights, it came into sight like a turreted city out of a fairy book. Turkish culture, thou- sands of years old, seemed neat- ly entwined with the very mod- ern. Merchants here weave exquisite rugs and tapestries on hand looms, much as their fa- thers before them did, utilizing the same secrets handed down from generation to generation. Others sold brass, wood, and fine ceramics, often enthusiastically. Clockwise from upper left: View of Istanbul as JOHN RODGERS approaches anchorage, the tall building in center is the hotel Etap Maramara, Topkapi Palace, BM2 Riggs and BM2 Hatz shop the covered bazaar. - .. ,,,... . -.....-... -...i.- .1.mf.,x,. s.. . -.,-,....-..,. .-Mm... h.,-...z...-.. s,..YQ,.ei.... .,,.....-Vx -N:-...-:...-.1-1.415-..-...,....- - -- if ..': Q '57 XJ J fsigj? l M 'Kelli l -in-A QFTYQTA .Q T 4, Q Af-O Opposite page, clockwise from upper left: YOU don't need to speak Turkish to get someon6.fO pose for the camera, here local guards with SM3 Woodall, OS3 Cavanaugh and OSSN Scobee, the minaret at Santa Sophia: Ornamen' tal gardens adjoining Topkapi Palace on OPPO' site page, a few of the many minarets through- out the city from which the muslims are called to prayer. Qctober 21-23 Ti 4 . , 4 ' F- xivh ' - - H: numnq an nsrmsue. 1 :ln A, 'N R N X x . P ' ' 'iQk,.f - LA MADDALENA 3 La Maddalena, Sardinia is located on the beautiful Costa Esmeralda, or Em- erald Coast, of Sardinia. This region is known for its excellent pastas, and lit- tle fishing villages and ancient towns full of artistic woven articles. La Mad- dalena is actually a small archipelago, and many JR ,sailors took the available boats to explore neighboring villages like Palau. While in La Maddalena, JOHN RODGERS hosted a group of Italian students from the Scuolla Sotto Ufficiali, or Petty Officer School, who had seen the sleek lines of JOHN RODGERS as she entered. The stu- dents were particularly enthralled with our modern, computer-enhanced bridge and engineering plant. They carried away with them a Welcome Aboard pamphlet translated intO Italian, as well as a touch of American hospitality. Above: JOHN RODGERS moored alongside USS ORION, LTJG Andre greets the Italian students as theY cross the quarterdeck. 0 tober 28-November Left: a beautiful window from a Palau church. Below: This natural rock for- mation, known as the bear , is a local claim to fame and tourist attraction. 9 Below left: It is a custom for local vil- lagers to gather in this courtyard ev- ery evening, sometimes for more than an hour, to walk and chat. That's one way to save on the phone bill. Below: Beautiful natural scenery is one rea- son there's a Club Med in La Madda- lena, although it was closed during our visit, as the water tended to be a wee bit chilly. 1 .ei Q ff fig 5' .,..,. E .. ..l.s.... ......-V .- ' 87 BA RC LONA Barcelona is the second largest city in Spain. A spread-out city ringed by snow- less mountains, it is one of the largest ports in the Mediterranean. From this city, Hannibal assembled his men and elephants and commenced his march to strike at Rome. Barcelona is also where King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella re- ceived Columbus in 1493, when he an- nounced his discovery of the new world. A replica of his ship, the Santa Maria, is on display here near the Plaza de Paz, where a statute is erected to his memory. Clockwise from right: The XO snapped this photo of a street band during his walk through the city, LT Hargadon at- tempts to add a personal touch to this modern sculpture in the Barrio Gotico fGothic Quarterjp A close up of sculpture a bit less modern, killer whale at the Barcelona aquarium. :. f' 53 , ,, i. E, ,L--. fi v --. 1,, J, I, 3. s t , P I l I Q , ,-wg .. ........-N.,-, ...4.,...,..4-sf-l,...--.0 ----e....-.-r-..2.:.:...s.....4-..- - -,-.4......,..,--,L--...N.,.:......,,.,, .,.......1.a..f f .,.. ,, ,. . . , ovember 4-28 i Clockwise from above: This isn't a blind date, just O52 5upe at the Barcelona Zoop the view of the Plaza de Paz from JOHN RODGER5, with the statue of Christopher Colum- bus to the left and the 5anta Maria replica on the rightg FC2 LeBlanc took time out from shopping to pose near this baroque drinking fountainp O55N Horn, O53 Hurd, and O53 Fox near the entrance to the zoo. -. v. s.. ..,........-,,.. ..-...--... -- - ,.,.. .Y ------C. VILLEFRAN HE ranche is a lovely little city locat- ed on the famous French Riviera. Villefranche, which may not be as well recognized as its border- ing cities of Nice and Monte Carlo, is on one of the loveliest bays in all of Europe. Among the things Villefranche had to offer were plentiful sidewalk cafes and fine French restaurants. Many crew- members took the opportunities to visit the popular tourist attractiions such as the Chapel Jean Cocteau at the Quai Courbet, decorated by French writer Jean Cocteaug and the Citadel, built by Vauban in the 17th century with its Fort and Gardens. Still others wandered into the beautiful countryside or visited Nice, and watched as the French prepared for the Christmas season. Clockwise from top left: view of the rustic water- front near fleet landing, lights abound as Nice pre- pares for the arrival of St. Nick. - -- -- --- ....-....-,...,. .. i ,,.,. ,IV - , - .......,.g.,..,., -.,..,-N,-4-.,,..,,,.h.,., .a----.0--N December 1-1 ..Y,.,...-.,,..., '34 csfzlifw if 1.2451 lf E L Clockwise from top left: LTJG Holmes, LTJG Lopez, and LTJG Locke in front of the fountain in Nice, sunset over the mouth of Villefranche harbor, view of JOHN RODC-ERS and MOOSBRUGGER at anchor in the harbor, EMCS Welch at Fort Montalban at the Citadel. , PA LMA MA LLURCA Palffla de Mallorca. With a history dating back to semi-mythical times, Mallorca has been under the rule of Moors, Vandals, and Romans before being conquered by Spain in 1343. Once a homeport for bloodthirsty pi- rates, Palma now attracts visitors from around the world, and is famous for its beautiful syn- thetic pearls. Prom the 13th century Gothic ..- --..Q ......q.g..,...,..q,..aLf,g....... ,.i.-.-..-..4.-x.t-g,.A..1--an-.-a.a....,..,..a,-v.-..-:-'- l.,....-..,....,.a...,....,a------- cathederal to the zorh century discos, Palma is full of history and charm. From Castle Bellver to the Dallas Bar, crewmembers could be found mingling with tourists and townfolk alike, making friends and enjoying themselves. Clockwise from top: the Gothic' cathederal in downtown Palma, panoramic view of Palma harbor, LT Hargadon, LTJG Holmes and LTJG Lopez on a bike tour through the countryside. ' ---.1.e.s.,---..-.:4-.-N....,..n.u..-..a..-v-...,,n-...- -K. ,N -f----- ,..-.........-....-.-..-- Dec 19-lan Clockwise from above left: Showing the flag in Palma, with Castle Bellver in the background, Palma harbor, LT Schreiber and LT Guest fishing on the quay, a close up of the castle. ,, 0, N- ,..,,..., PHQTO CONTEST GSE1 PLIML First Place - Sunset Category SMCM Grainger t ' - , ,, -- by ,Mer- f ........-V-,....Q.. was in -an-savanna-an 'ka-Bharti? -area-qgpuiii mn-qbqgun ewtttblb 34551 1 ASE ml- an Q9 Q- 1 - Q -...-g-...xv h. -,......,.,-....,,,......1-- V AN AIL PICN CS 1 A Qhance For Everyone To Relax And everyone loves a picnic. This fantail liberty lifted spirits when JOHN RODGERS had been at sea for an extended peri- od. The baked beans, barbequed chicken, and cheeseburgers all seemed to taste better during these occasions. But it was during the fantail picnic on February 15th that we received our sweet- est treat - the news that we were coming home. cRulsEBooK STAFF LTJG Christopher W. May Editor Comtrilomtim Teiilemiit, Time, Amd Efforftg SMCM Grainger FCC Branham PCC Zimmerman FC2. 5anCl6rS ETz Veitch SM3 Woodall And All Those IR Shutterbugs! SURFACE WARFARE CFFICERS I Qm mxu xgmws r' l Yu7mpm I .T LTIC- John W. Andre LTJG Bernard W. Pavara LTJG Kevin R. Locke LTIC1 I.D. Cunningham LTJC1 C-raham M. Holmes LTJC Christopher W. May ENLISTED SURFACE WARFARE sPEclALlsTs 'W-7 s9 Hmm . f lllil1 3 A. I ll fff ffffffffff ' .i... -----ii x iw, I Eiixttttlltlmmiwq?m,,,,,,,,,,ylllgll011Q ---rx 'a ' -..q xxx Q yn-- KCZN kwin EWIQSWJ Larry D. Bartley PC2QSWj Timothy E. Coffey CMGIQSWJ Gary J. Dickerson EWCQSWD Lonnie R. Johnson PCZQSWJ Roderick E. Mimbs CSE1fSWj James A. Pliml Jr. TMIQSWD James M. Shortridge GSMZQSWQ Kevin M. Terrian CTAZQSWJ David A. Thompson YNIQSWJ Michael D. Clark GSE1fSWj Edgar E. Cortes DSIQSWJ Frank J. Howard Jr. STGCQSWD Paul W. Martin CTTZQSWJ Jerry C. Napier PCCSQSWJ William A. Rogers PN1fSWD Timothy L. Smith GSMZQSWJ Douglas J. Weil CDS-2.2: YNCQSWJ Hubert K. Clinton -NX , ,.. .,. ..........,.--..V ,...... .. ..,.-..,,,,.i .a,......f ,...,.,.....,. v.,..v-+.vw.?.- - , ,'-- - ,., , I , . R - - .-M -1- - -,,,. ,. - -- Leave it to JOHN RODGERS sailors, and they'11 find a way to keep going. One of the activities during 'the cruise was TRIVIA WIZARDS, our very own trivia show, fashioned after the television show JEOPARDY! With FC1 Hudgins as it's host, the show became a big hit on WROG, with divisions competing among each other, and OT division man- aging to rack up the most wins. -.m.g, I 2 G f ,vnu - 0 1 n T -s ww ,I Q 3 f X r x M X 'W W' ram iam ,win - 4- --1--u........-...W . - - . ..... Mi5Zi i' ' PENTAGON GAMES l Hour Cow snflium-QMA P.ou.'. THAT HAD To BE. T!-KE BEST r UWM' Slilmsuflpzeo A-9.5 XT!-tag ISESTJ!! 1 MC- .. wastes Xl 9 11,7145 Mod? 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It seems the indoor bicycles logged almost as many miles as JOHN RODGER5 did, as both fitness fanatics and those looking to trim down pumped the pedals. The Com- modore's Club, instituted by CDS-22, gave tangible incen- tives, such as T-shirts, to those who needed an extra nudge to put on the gym clothes. But ei- ther pumping the pedals or pumping iron, crewmembers found another way of breaking the shipboard routine. 103 - .....,......,.,........,....,...-..........,................... i..l .,,..,...-...-....,. -..,.---.-fq-.v-.--.q,-....-.......----w-'- --,5 ,K ,,-,X ,, 1' HA MI G IT I ,- 'f v' Af' 'ffm W M-we-, 1- 5' Xxjlfffiggs ia wif' il K J ' o I -Lf V' ix i 0 - U will f f, X yeerrsemf ff-0 IW eaiwlilzs Atwfsvgl W lil 1 l::: all Mx' O s LV J AJ O mil-'fe 5 ef if -Tis KS A' L 4 0 . 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Lavender had a full dance card, here he displays his talents with GMGSN Nitto, and far left, with O52 Gutting. fa Youve heard of a1r guxtar contests well we proved that we can Jam Wlth the best Left Lt Schreiber jumped 1n on air gurtar durrng the Z Z Top set- above BM2 R1ggS on a1r keyboard. 109 l CHZFH75 YFMXA 5 Nothing can quite take the place of Christmas at home, surrounded by family, and a yule log blazing in the fire- place. But the Wives' Auxiliary showed that although we were out of sight, we definitely weren't out of mind. With enough food and decorations to give St. Nick a hernia, the ship came alive with the spirit of the season. Our friends Vaughn and Nancy Blevins of the Adopt-a-Ship organiza- tion gave Santa a little help with the gifts, but he showed up personally in Palma to distribute them. Fitting for the occa- sion, the festive day was topped off by a gala Christmas feast. .NYJ-N, ...i,, ,A 0 -.,.,.4..,...- Ave.. 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Although everyone man- aged to belt out Auld Lang Syne at midnight, it appears that at least the cameraman was seeing double! 112 The DJ wasn t the only one to prov1de entertamment at the party - OR d1v1s1on was 1n rare form as they kept everyone in St1tCh6S w1th the1r sklt roastmg OSC5 Murphy And come to th1nk of lt he never d1d deny bemg a plankowner on the Ark . . . 0' 3? F Jzsvg .P X ff SK' 4 1,2 NNN 4'5- xx 5 A ' N ?f 'W 5. 2 f x ff , 5 riv 1 Q . ' I SECRETARY 0F THE N V L The Secretary of the Navy, the Honorable Mr. Lehman, paid his second visit to JOHN RODGERS during this deploy- ment. Ironically, his first visit, on August 17, 1983, was also while JOHN RODGERS was deployed in the eastern Medi- terranean Sea. SECNAV Lehman spoke to the crew during a brief address, commending us on our performance, and outlining his position on our mission in combatting terror- ism. After answering a few questions and exchanging plaques with the Captain, he took a short tour of the ship before departing. Y VISIT February 3 ff ' PIZZA ITE P12231 one of everybody's favorite foods - especially when it's cooked and served by your boss. The officers showed they really don't mind getting their hands dirty, and everyone involved enjoyed this night of role reversal during the trip home. Clockwise from right: LT Lalfavor on the serving line, the Captain lays on the cheese and sausage, LT Greenspan and LT Pickart handled the sauce and mushrooms, LT Malouin proved to be every- one's favorite go-fer. Opposite page: LT Guest trims the fixins, LT Recla with the veggies, LTIG Lopez saved his horror show money after discovering this stalk of celery, LTI G Andre in the scullery. -n....M,...u.r....-......-..i..y-..-.--u.-'....4,,,,...,,, ,,, A ff ,fw ,fywf L TE PHOTGGR PH f ,X M-c'T7' Y , f ,gf Q , .N l CTM1 Bradley L. Pautz STG3 Michael S. Roland STG3 Wynn A. Smart SM3 Brian D. Smith OT Division CA Division CA Division OC Division FC3 Robert S. Steverson STGSN Steven W. McCurry SR Mark S. St. Clair CP DiViSiO11 CA Division CF Division EW ARRIVA S 118 .... ....q..,.f.....f..iu...,........4....-a..-.- ,,..aHs.41:,..+...-f-.,-.-a,.-v.i.a.'...:q..r-.L.-...,i-41m-.5..a.....,....-.d-.-,..-....:.'....a1.m.-.-.-.--- v , - -,...- -vw- , 1 H0 MN I I liz y W! . E' we I .tl .' , , ., I3 l IX .2 March 5 1 987 - X A . -,I fl?-' me Q f A . 1'-X Y Q '1 diff? ' v 'I 'A. 2591, .gi E sa f sa e' ' f i X- 1 X X sg ,e ev 15 Q QS Q25 -.Q X ex- -,. tg 'WN Z QNX? 'ff XS ix 5 v yf. '51 ir GX! if 2 rg SN V f K X Q J ,ff fa if f . Q-favs:-'QXXZX RWE- wiv xfxY'wwQ wwf W W Q f ,, f - f me , Qf . 1 . -. wr S fr . sz. f: .105 ff. ff,..:.QX.,u,:x sexy gk .ar W Za .X as ' SI, V X it yr f . tm, ff tba f,, nf .Jef N. '-. fiyg X else 4: vfx X Ry: . X at 'f . , Q, x me ,, f scsi Z4 Q 4 suit .Nw X- Z ..-- 'X Q: 2 is Q 22 W '15 .. 5 We if-is on sf, NextZfXQf55ixkX1QEf43RN9' if UF N r fs' 7 ...-. ' Q f s f f f- fa f ff X Q r K 4 f-'U W 1 'X Cf M fr f X' , XVI, HN, W X: ft fl 7-X' s V1 f G X X f 7 4 U f , . .... Rxxs M N, F Although some were starting to u ' A - have doubts after 199 days out of k xii, homeport, we finally did return We Y ' came home flying our new house auf ' flag Qbelowj to a new pier and a new ' Commodore, and a few new sons Sr daughters seeing daddy for the first time. But as families were reunited among smiles and tears of Joy, everyone realized once again the meaning of the word home l,f1,f Xxx .f, . 4 !r,1'f,, up -gr E- su,-vt, H ,M ,,,,,.,...i,.,...,,...n.,....,f......4. ----- -7- 1'- M A TT sr, ME oRlA ' vmqswy MICH EL D. CLARK 1 Q ., ,,, I. 'R 120 June 5, 1954-March 2.4, 1987 This book is dedicated to the memory of YN1QSWJ Michael Dale Clark, USN. A native of Forth Worth, Texas, he served as the ship's secretary from May 30, 1986 until his untime- ly death due to a heart attack on March 24, 1987. 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