Kalamazoo (AOR 6) - Naval Cruise Book

Text from Pages 1 - 109 of the 1983 volume:

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V. .... .-. .-a.......,...-......-.-.......,, , Q ' '.....,,,,....4,1...Qv... .........,-, . 1. an-1-i..,...1,-, ' f ' 'I'-m e ' ' -' SUPER 44 LENGTH: 206 METERS SPEED: 38 kph CREW: 19 OFFICERS, 365 enlisted The USS KALAMAZOO represents a class of United States supply ships - the Fleet Replenishment Oiler. Representing a one stop store at sea USS KALAMAZOO's primary mission is to carry a wide range of logistics supplies for the U.S. NAVY's combat ships and is designed to deliver cargo and fuel to ships steaming alongside using modern transfer-at-sea equipment and helicopters. Fuel oil and jet fuel is provided through large hoses suspended by cable highline, frozen meats, vegetables and ammunition, including missiles, are transferred by the Standard Tensioned Replenishment-at-Sea Method CSTREAMJ. A helicopter platform with two complete hangars and repair facilities provide a base for helicopters used in Vertical Replenishment KVERTREPJ operations. The USS KALAMAZOO is a self-sufficient unit. The ship holds over C759 tons of dry porvisions and refrigerated stores just to feed the crew. The crew's galley serves over 11.0003 hot meals daily. The ship is equipped with a laundry, library, dispensary, barber shop, post office, soda fountain, gymnasium, bakery and a shipboard radio QWAORJ and television CWKZOJ station. The crew's dining area and all berthing areas are air conditioned. LIQUIDS CARGO 8z STORES WEAPONS Fuel oil Frozen foods Gun -AmmuHiti011 JP Get fuelb Chilled foods Missiles Potable water Medicine Torpedoes Tools BOIT1bS Total Capacity CThe ship carries enough food 2,000,000 liters to feed 4,500 for 30 daysl ' ' V ' 1-51 'ff1'1'w'Tr:::'nrs yrqqfrgg-'--- W - -----1 ,-.- . ......n,-if-V-...... ,.-.....,--f. .,,,, -,. ,, 1 -1 .v x -v- ,, A ' ' . . . A rV --V -, Q- .,,- -I, nf- g QQ gf ,V1QQ,. , Q , Q f -.. 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M' s y.. -.K ff , , ' 1., ' Q , Q f ..,-,L Q V . x' vi.-- . 7 L nh ' Ss--.. . , 1 ,Mn . . . . 1 . . , ,X I .s . ru.. ' u ws s u ' 9 N 1 - . Q V-Nu 4. nv Y .,- 7h V 'ff The Deck Department consists of four divisions made up of Boatswainmate's, Gunner's Mates, Machinists Mates and Electrician Mates. 'l'his group of professionals work togetheras a team to ensure support ofSixth Fleet hips throughout Mediterranean Sea. As a team, each division ? reiceivedsmany Igutsitanading merintgcgr a job well ne urnn' Q uper ' 's oyment. Department is KZ00's 'main batteryepand it's personnel excelled during the deployment. 'vvle-'N-'W p-up -.....d.-- - . 1ST DIVISIO The men of first division are a major part of this ships mission. These profes- sionals operate and maintain the forward refueling rigs and take care of the fo'c's1e. They also play an important role in the preservation of the ship. They are a hard working crew and the outward appearance of the ship shows it. The men of first division keep KALAMAZ00 rust freeg year round, inport or out at sea. a 'P -J K -' , ,ll- ' 1' I 0:2251- -2. f ,t f' 3.-. .11-. lf ., . , L1.i4.......L... - f 4 Y 10 4 3 i I 2 Q i E 3 x I 3 'e A i Z I 'a Xi M., '1If 4 if 5 hw- A Ty :,.. ,..,.. ,,,,.,.v...,.- V, V . -.. iff,-.... f . -1. Xi .. 5.5.5 , L . ..,. 1. ma .af f Q4 'Q A HM! xx I f 'I Xi 5 min f f 104 r ,,. in-,..-.... 5 a 4 n---qu 1189! 4.4 S . em ' I 3, -. -..Q . - .., . ,I .1 Q' . x N ' 1 X . 'Q X -Q ,.. x x an-. ,N xh- HK ,ahah '11 f ,-.' i gl S 'll -bil '11 ad 'ff' 4 70 14 gang X' Q , ' 'Av R Q 1 i f N s l:,,, X N , X I wx Xx X wfx , i xy' 4 ' p f 5 I K 1 lills f ,J 41-'-p 4 . f.. J.. M H' 1..- ,y -Maj I ,x . i: I I ' Xa X .WM Q, wg ' .. ,-.1-nn, V , . 1, . .-.,,,, . A ,Q f .-A . .v J 11.4 S, , A-. ., '- ,M V ,W A., lg' ,.. 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Their divisional motto describes them better. If you can't stand the heat, get out of the kitchen, We never leave. x s 4 Q.. if x J 1 ag'- 4: g. 5 11 me I l DIV A 5 f f if 4 41 4 I .- fi . ff .4 K X Mh- ' , ff' if m ,..,--. .-f' rf 71' v H f ' e Qi .,..-.- tj C ,,..c- I-1' 1 iii' K' Eiis f VICJQ fjfjoo if ima il ..- .,. GO --:Q 0 0 Q L. .A ,, . Q 5 L1 .. any 1- ,QM ,,., A. ' , 5 5, . El Q.. 1 - .,,,, , 4 7 f J 'x X , XXX.. N-1 I If A In Q l i' gd J ,ld ity? am, , q -' u .LA- 9 Qllg- Y .fl K S Q K XXX ...nf Q ' ' KN' Lf 'af- A ,,. A Q. g IA N ' I Q Nffg. 024, Q 'H L' T wil -full! BDI 2 I! 1 fit! .RA J 1 S 415 N F I ? i A H 1 u n 9 .lg 1 - , ,, , E LL. 6 2 121 2 S ui, fi 'WU 'gg , 'Q The Machinists Mates and Electricians in RASE Division are in essential part of the DECK force. They have expertly maintained our complicated machinery in excellent condition. The men of BASE are a great asset for KZ00 enabling Super 'K' to fly eight rigs Simultaneously and have also ensured that all the elevators worked for all of our off loads. Without these men, KZ00's mission could not have been accomplished. 'I 4. 'N lo! 1 Ullmll 422' Electricians Mate CEMJ U V557 I Q -L X51 I f 555 91 if rs is is 52 SS Q ii 2 Q - ., , 1 . 1 , ...1.,..v.N..........,..H . .-.. MMR , ,AA, ll,. g1 .Y 3 V .1 ...W-V... , . .LF ,, ,---...,N we-mm, rv.. , . ,army 591 Q. 14 N .,,, -v 5--,g,7..,v,.,'i.,A 3 M ,A 2 1 to . f' 9 CANNED 5' g Q 'TT 'E'Z-' ZUIEMQ Qu: Y' f' ' . E'l'UT non I Blilnesozlzflf - . 4- -I' 11- 4' '5 1- r,- ' . W5 L.-.-.,,.-,. -.- 1 . - .-,.,..-. ..-..,,-,,,..-, . U. .. ., ,W - .9 ...,.,-. ... 4, J . .- ll 44.1 . . . ,, - -.,. .-..- ,,..-4.-. -- -X..- -f,'4- --.-11:7 .. 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The Oper- ations Specialists of thcggperations Intelligence COD Division keep ceaseless watch on radar scopes and radio nets, collecting and dissemenating up-to-the-minute tactical information. Quietly doing their job largely out of sight of the rest of the crew, the men of Operations Department are Kalamazoo's link with the rest of the Navy and the world. ,-E11 -- aa 4... 11 'iii , M. ,I 5 km ,Ty . . f a I-' A, 1. QQ A.. . H .fr Q 2245? -:Q I? .sf 9. . .3 ' .,1., Q I . -L R '-'., Nr, :lil 1,13 -, .-f ' l. tr- SJ . H fe? .pf 4 il, .-.' -. 'nfl . WWA' ii' '1' kbaf- , a ,v af. ,.:r, -- I. SJW.- 7 f. iff' il. x f 1' Jef 1 Q x +197 ,s 5- ,414 I 'C -'11 , ,iq .. ,N I , 4F55 '-.,..1 FIS gf 'Fl'--. 1 I - zhisirdtion n Ill JMU!! ' ' J !n iv, QL' 1 Ill at I6'a fwwl like ..4,.. T EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT The Executive Department coordinates the administrative functions of KZ00. The ships ' ' d b these Executive Navigator LTJG Bourne is the Department Head and is assi te y assistants. The tasks of these aides are all matters pertaining to the coordination and supervision of the performance and administration of all members of the command, includ- Ing morale, training, education, discipline, welfare, priviledges, problems and human 80418. The men of X Division maintain all personnel records, offer legal counsel and assistance. handle correspondence and the instructions necessary to efficiently administer the Ship. they assist in personal problems, offer career advice and show you how to get what you want in the Navy, provide entertainment and take care of your postal needs. xp s. t, LP i 'if L3 ..,,, if 551-., , - 5 954. .gt , XF uf' I . A, -B -1 v Nl. ,ijt 'YU' l ,Q .rr ,ak 'I H - -. -'F is V 4, : M,- . ,fi gg, . mf wg, ' if , gil Rf. 'K is ,nap 'iv a ,. .3 fs A1 .Y Q' :iii -1 fin, l ,R . 'Q -.,-,t........-r r, l r-.. . it ' . ,Aaq I ,A Y . 3 Ai., - r - I A 1. Persormelman KPN? QQ V, x Z 4 , 1 T51-.','37: f vw , '.rN..g:1pajQ,,f2 ,f + L, r XQZQQ VN WQQ P M .psf-'C' M-,,,- SSSSS clerk CPC5 , U!! fn' .4 41 51 2 5 'f-Irs: ' -le-v .- .4 h.-W-ki -Q, Y :Kai Q Y .M-W Y xr L. 'E N , 45 46. 'W-.x i x 'Tilt ' s 'gig X V x A ' 'Al' 7' I ...x ' x I- gs- mv I 55 X Navy Counselor CNC ,I us, X -nf Master-at-Arms KMA? 51 A Quay, PM W uf BMW C 2' .,. 1 :iii -uni' 3 4 5 mf. 5 1 as N 'W'-.. ' OUMQ '-,MS J' f 'Y h L E r' 1 .-qs., S8888 -U O ill H Q CD 72' E Q 1 1 .1 1, si '-K ...1,.. . , I:77ab vu :Lf -nfs-61943 8 H., f .S- x 0 514, sumo 31:3 FQCQLLAFZE r' .. -'13 N 6 ED LES Y -1co.mQ6 mpwwunls UBI 24145 QUOOOI ll 'U' Pre ED -k ill! ' .'i:'3 S ':i J- f.V i fk T , EfiE'.:'7 L' Q ,:f IRT I I ' A ' -fr 1-'R ,S .5 x ' A JL' .7 IR DET 11 v . 1 f ' r ,il Q- I.-I -I in 13 i1. i- + -,-:- ,q i , ffm-13 5' I - ,f,i,., - ' Q ' ' - , '?5f - - . - f V ' Q. 1 -? 'S Accompanying USS KALAMAZGO on its six month Mediterranean deployment was Detachment Eleven from Helsuppron-Six. Det. Eleven was composed of a seventeen-man enlisted maintenance crew, seven officers and two CH-46 Sea Knight helicopters. On loan from its Norfolk-based Squadron, the helo det provided logistic support for the KZOO and the other Sixth Fleet units through vertrep operations, passenger transfers and mail delivery. In addition to moving close to 410005 passengers and 128003 tons of cargo, Det Eleven's accomplishments included the recovery of five target drones and the emergency medical evacuation of five injured sailors. The Maintenance crew performed admirably in their battle against the corrosive at-sea environment and the normal wear-and-tear of heavy flight ops. As a result Detachment Eleven was able to provide first-rate service to the fleet while accumulating over C6007 accident-free flight hours. J li I yp,,, ff, fj f -,,..-:I Lani Ng,- -.... 7'- L-.al-1' ii unv- an-5 iwlknlq ky V .W v- -- V , U' -fn . -4 .-,af :, -. 4 .,Q.,.g.,4Q-4 1-.,.. ,l . !,. i . 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I 7 ' ' , f.-' W Af-- f I 4 I gf 1 if '. ij pu x 5 I ,L- 'Q4 , Ii i 3, M P 4. , I I 'L fl I 'vi x , .- .' fi ef, lm I M, X' ,QA A -3' I , , D- . , 3 f Li 1 Q- -if F f i : 2 ,Y .Y I ak? 4 ' f 7 ' , ,f 1 , 4' , Jan! x .xi Z 7: 15.1 'f I A Dedicate: To become committed to as a goal or way of life. b. to inscribe or address by way of compliment. The above definitions clearly describejall KZOO sailors. Safety conscious, Efficient, Devotion to duty and country, hard working and fun loving. These are all the qualities that a KALAMAZOO sailor must possess. Endurance: The ability to withstand hardship, adversity, or stress. USS KALAMAZOO IAOR-61 1982 Underway schedule was as follows: READEX 1-82, READEX 2-82, READEX 3-82. REFRESHER TRAINING, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. Mediternean Cruise 1982-83, the BIG ONE I6 months and 199 hard UNREPS laterj, the men of KZOO are still going strong. How is that for endurance. The MED was not all hard work and no play, no we had our share of good times for example who can forget the beer busts on the piers of Augusta Bay, Sicily, or Souda Bay, Crete. How about spending Christmas and New Years eve in Paris, France, truly memorable. Remember those long and often hectic l58j straight days out at sea, talk about MOVIE MARATHONS. Athens, Greece. Two memorable and perfect weeks. Athens offered many the opportunity to view some of the great wonders of the world for virtually nothing. Chaplain Satterfield and RP2 Spivey arranged many great tours for the enjoyment of KZOO sailors. Athens, boasted a night life comparative to many large US. cities, for most of the crew it was a lot like being on vacation. Plenty of sights to see and lots of things to do plus loads of time to get involved in Athenean life style. PNSN Battle contributed greatly to the cruise book by rising to the occasion with some excellent photos of Athens, Greece. Barcelona, Spain. One of the truly great cities of the world. Barcelona, is definitely a city of magic. The men of KZOO once again had great tours arranged for them by Chaplain Satterfield and RP2 Spivey. Who can forget the very exciting Bull fights, LTJG Lamberth donated his version of the fights to our cruise book staff. RMSN Thompson and myself both had this assignment. Armed and Pesatos we set out for two days filled with Spanish excitement. KZOO had four days to enjoy Barcelona, before with cameras , embarking or Rota, Spain. The first and last stop of our MED cruise. During the past six months I have come in contact with some very talented individuals and the purpose of this dedication is to acknowledge their hard work and devotion in the making of this cruise book. k' fa book of this type usually takes a staff of some thirty good persons We accomplished the job with less than twelve The ma ing o - people. The 1982-83 Cruise book is of the same volume as previous KZOO cruise books but this book has covered virtually every phase of the ships liveliness. As you read the book you will notice some fine art work, these caricatures try to capture the spirit of shipboard lifeg as it is experienced by the KZOO sailor. They are loaded with satirical humor. Thank you MSCS LLavore and PNSN Piezschala lsee Andy, I told you it would workl. Special thinks goes out to LTJG Pearson, whom spent many a long hour in the darkroom and provided some excellent photography. SOY SK3 Howard as always came through. PN3 Cook thanks for your many contributions and the insight as to just how it's supposed to be done. There are just too many people to give thanks to atlonce but if I left anyone out everyone should know that this dedication is for everybody who contributed and participated on this MED CRUISE of 1982-83. I happen to believe that we did one great job and we had one great time doing it! 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