Kalamazoo (AOR 6) - Naval Cruise Book

Text from Pages 1 - 131 of the 1994 volume:

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M nn- I -Q . A .I H x .X , N lb el., 1.5, f' ' Q1 .V Q, J ML Q A 'i' JRE? Sli' ws m. if ' 5, 1 1 sa -, ,:,.v K bi, L Le 8, v4 , .,. V n , 4 . :WAN 9-V Sw, in 5 K Was it only yesterday? How vividly we recall the loading of cargo, the last minute chipping and painting before getting underway. The muted clusters of family members and loved ones in the parking lot on that gray, overcast day, fighting back tears. The postponing of good-byes until the very last minute. Manning the rails in our Whites, and the staccato Underway! of the Boatswain Mate of the Watch. Was it only yesterday? The ports and the pit stops, the places we've seen! From the 50th Anniversary D-Day celebrations in Plymouth and Brest, to refueling and stores onloads at Augusta Bay. From an IMAV in Souda Bay that turned out to be a precursor to an IMAV in Palermo that never happened. From the quaint island of Mykonos to the leather g bazaars of Antalya and the Persian carpet merchants of Dubai. Two round trips through the Suez Canal - from the Med to the Red and back to the Med again, twice! From Rota in June to Rota in November. Was it only yesterday? The friends we made and the shipmates we miss. Captain Fahy Master Chief f BINC1O! J Dobler, Chief Shepherd, Mr. Cabrera, Chief Dollar, and Seaman Thigpen, to whose memory this cruise- book is dedicated. May this cruisebook bring back those yesterdays and more. For as Shakes- peare once wrote, upon these memories of yesterday are all our tomorrows founded . S .gr .l-iili ,M Q I Q A Out with the old sNs sh I' tj' U V, . I gsyyvlr V: 1 7's Q- 1 Vt' V ',,'1v J-vwzsm 'fa if ,V+ ' ,aw tim, 4 - 13 L4 'H ll qc. V ' - f Vt ' ti 75,5 V i 'H .. 1-,. E lv'-'?'H y.-tri M.: lr ' V-ll ln wlth the new. gn J .Q OM NDI G OFFICER CAPT Rocklun A. Deal Rock aptain Deal has had assignments in six Fighter Squadrons making three Western Pacific! lndian Ocean deployments and four cruises to the MediterraneanlNorth Sea. He com- manded the Jolly Rogers of Fighter Squadron Eighty-Four for one of those Med deployments. His last sea duty assignment was as Operations Officer of the USS-ABRAHAM LINCOLN taking this carrier from final construc- tion at Newport News through South American transit. airwing integration. and first deployment to the Western Pacific!Persian Gulf. Shore assignments included Assist Chief Test Director with VX-4 fFighter Weapons and Tactics Test and Evalua- tionj, Assistant Engineering Director for the F-I4 at NAVAIRSYSCOM, and Executive Officer of the F-I4 Fleet Replacement Squadron at Oceana. He was last assigned to USACOM as head of joint task force peace operations training. CAPT Deal received a B.A. from Stanford University and an NROTC commission in 1972 and holds an lVl.S. in Systems Management from the University of Southern California and an Nl-A in International Relations from Salve Regina Universitv He is '1 1992 Graduate of Sim Nimonu' WM College and Wits it C-NU l'cllow with Strategic Studies Cil'0llP 'Il. ' His wife Gail and children Katherine. Rebecca, and Matthew make their hom? in Virginia Beach. MM DI G OFFICER CAPT Edward J. Fan ,JR ZZ?E5ff aptain Fahy gradu- ated from the US Naval Academy in 1970 and was des- ignated a Naval Aviator in April 1972. Following A-7E training in Lemoore. California he reported to VA-22 in December 1972. During two extended deployments to WESTPAC in USS CORAL SEA CCVA-431. he participated in Operation Frequent Wind, the evacuation of Saigon. and rescue operations for the SS MAYAGUEZ. ln July 1975 he reported to VT-9 as LSO and Standardization Officer. ln December 1976 through May 1979 he served as an instructor at the Naval Academy. and earned his Masters Degree in Administration from George Washington University. Captain Fahy next reported to Commander, Carrir A' Wing SEVENTEEN embarked in USS FORRESTAL tCV-591, completing two extended deployments to the Mediter- ranean. He next reported to VA-105 as a department head embarked in USS CARL VINSON CCVN-701 for the in- augural around the world cruise. as well as a first-ever deployment of a Navy A-7E squadron with the Fleet Marine Pacific at MCAS lwakuni. Japan from June through December 1984. ln April 1985. he reported to Commander. Tactical Wings Atlantic, as Operations Ofticer. ln May 1987. he ------' 7 reported as Executive Ofticer ot' VA-46 and assumed command in November. 1988. Captain -a y '1 Commander, Carrier Air Wing SIX in May. 1990. Following participation in Opera- tion Provide Comfort while embarked in USS FORRESTAL. he detached in July 1991 for assignment as a student at the Naval War College. Newport. Captain Fahy's awards include the Meritorious Service Medal. Air Medal. 1 arl S 000 flight hours and has made and Navy Commendation Medal. He tas ne' y .. H - A n I Over 1.000 carrier arrested landings. He and his wile Andrea currently reside in F h re worted as Deputy Hampton, Virginia, 5 6 3-.J .44n . , Af. , 5:5 .fl lj . af, fs U 1 J' x if 1 -, il! I at ., he LCDR Gilmore Executive Officer CDR Gilmore is originally from Winter Park. Florida. but now calls Brevard, North Carolina, where his parents live. his home. He graduated from Winter Park High in 1972 and after completion ol' his Bachelor of Science in Psychology at Appalachian State University in 1979, was commissioned through Oflicer Candidate School in July, 1980. His sea tours include USS MILLER KFF-10911 as Auxiliaries and Electrical Officer, Navigator on board USS CALOOSAHATCHEE CAO-981. and Department Head tours on the USS DETROIT KAOE-41 as the Operations Officer, and USS MOUNT WHITNEY CLCC-201 as First Lieutenant. SHORE tours inclttde FACSFAC VACAPES, as the Operations and Schedules Ollicer, the Naval and Marine Corps Reserve Center in Wichita, Kansas as Commanding Officer, and Assistant Chiel' of Staff for Operations and Plans, Commander. US Naval Forces. Marianas. His next assignment will be at Military Sealift Command Headquarters in Washington D.C, His awards include the Navy Commendation Medal with two Gold Stars, Navy Achievement Medal with one Gold Star. and various Campaign and Service Awards. mi... .k.... -.r. . ilu. -ur. BMCMQSWJ Dobler Command Master Chief aster Chief Boatswain Mate tSurface Warfarel Robert J. Dobler was born in Sharon, Pennsyl- vania on Oct. 14, 1953. He graduated from Hickory High School in 1971 and in August 1971 attended Youngstown College of Business and professional Drafting. To avoid induction in the Army. Master Chief Dobler joined the Navy on February 2, 1972. Follow- ing basic training at Great Lakes, Illinois, he reported to the Staff at Navy Postgraduate School in Monterey, California. in April 1972. While there he was promoted from Seaman Recruit to Second Class Boatswain Mate. Master Chief Dobler transferred in December of 1982 to the USS WICHITA QAOR-ll homeported in Oakland. California. While aboard the Wicked Witch of the West, as the ship is known, the ship made one Western Pacific deployment as the support ship in search of the downed flight KAL 007, an Indian Ocean cruise, and numerous Eastern Pacific deployments which included a Central American cruise to various areas of Central America. During the tour aboard the Wicked Witch of the West Master Chief Dobler acquired his Surface Warfare designation and was promoted to Senior Chief Boatswain Mate. Leaving the WICHITA in May 1986, Master Chief Dobler reported for a tour aboard the USS KANSAS CITY QAOR-31 also homeported in Oakland, California. The K.C. immediately deployed for a North Pacific cruise to Alaska and Canada. When the Kuwaiti tankers were reflagged, the K.C. was then given a 30 day notice to deploy to the lndian Ocean!Arabian Sea as the Support ship for the Battle Group Romeo where the f1ag ship was the infamous Battleship Missouri. On her return voyage, the K.C. navigated around the continent of Australia and returned via the South Pacific. Master Chief Dobler assumed the duties as Command Master Chief of USS KALAMAZOO tAOR-61 on November 8. the 1991. ln October of 1992 the 'fKZOO. as the ship is otherwise known, deployed to the Mediterranean Sea in support of the JFK Battle Group and the MED NATO forces. . W ,.-, .. 4 qs,-V .- .grf A ps.. -iv fs' ' r 3,41 'I U 'lily I If ' II . 112 zf!1iy,!', 1 in QMCMCSWJ Bogoni Command Master Chief aster Chief Bogoni was born in Sandusky, Ohio on October 31, 1954. He enlisted in the Navy in December 1972 and attended basic training at the Recruit Training Center, Great Lakes. Illi- nois. After basic training he reported aboard the USS FORT SNELLING tLSD 301. home- ported in Little Creek, Virginia. Then he was assigned to the Naval Special Warfare Group TWO at Little Creek. While there. he qualified and served as Petty Ofhcer in Charge of' PBR craft assigned to River Squadron TWO. Next he was detailed for a short time with Commander Naval Base. Norfolk. Virginia and served on staff to the Admiral. His next assignment was aboard USS EL PASO tLKA 1173, homeported in Norfolk, Virginia. He was assigned to Assault Craft Unit TWO, at Little Creek, Virginia. There, he qualified and served as Craftmaster of LCU 1661. He also qualified as an Enlisted Surface Warfare Specialist while deployed with the USS HERMIT- AGE CLSD 321. ln October 1982. he reported to Recruit Training Command, Great Lakes, Illinois. for duty as a Recruit Company Commander. There he advanced as Chief Petty Officer. Next, he was assigned to Submarine Squadron EIGHTEEN at Charleston, South Carolina, serving as Chief Petty Officer in Charge of Craftmaster of SVC Crayfish ITWR 6821 During a subsequent tour aboard USS FAHRION tFFG 221. also at Charleston. he was advanced to Senior Chief Petty Officer. Soon after reporting to KALAMAZOO as Assistant Navigator, Master Chief BOGON1 was selected to become the Command Master Chief in July 1994. His personal awards include the Navy Commendation Medal, Navy Achievement Medal fwith Silver Starj, combat Action Ribbon. as well as various unit. service and campaign awards. He married the former Laura Ladd of Queens. New York. They have two children: Joseph and Johanna. They reside in Upstate New York. 8 Fir t Stop www-Q' ' 795 . ,fi ,. McGinnis gives his opinion of England. ,- ,-if S' i , Raleigh. ..... .,................ ..... .... -,, ,. ...- H+-......1i.ii.................... 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SA Clay K Mess Management Specialist QMSJ MSI Crespo hard at work over another outstanding pizza. KJ!! FT' , 'l'i0uli-.--W I 1 1 E 5 1 ? aw ' P l Q 5 1 I-.. ----4.1. ' ' ,..,, .U ..,,.ggg.: W- - 3 , A f-ez' 'A-A W ,, 1? l ' fi 'j'P HQ a 5 K Q M Q I we ,g J 0 DIVISIC From Chow Hall to Movie Hall S-2 gives it all! l.,e,,,,.4- , ,,-.., ...., i'- .in pus K -av. '. 1 FSA1...er...uh. . . MS1 Scanlon, takes time to smrle for the camera. , 1' ,jf -ezzffmelw' 1 lyme 7.15 ., TI, -X MS1 McCabe gives BM1 Barker a lesson in pan scrubbing. ':jU-123: Q,-f,u4.'b .3 SHC Torres SH2 Pumphrey SH3 Voegelc' SH3 Bush SHSN Wills SHSN Slujfer ere in the K-ZOO Mall , We've got you covered. We provide services to the crew that are second to none. Shopping in the Ship's Store is the next best thing to being in a Navy Exchange. We also offer Barbership, Ship's Laundry, and Vending Machine Services. Customer satisfaction is job one with S-3. r P, ' SHSN Chatman DIVISIO i 1 1 ii..- 4 i 1 K 1 I r 1 2 lx 54 ?l 54 I I 3 E i f S 5 is if gi i Q i QJ E Q E 2 E il l E . ,V B... R . s x M- lll' 'un - ,J-in ,kg- 4-..-.. .J v, 1 51-.5 ' A .Jvbtg i -f 5' s s ,, J . F ,V I - K ' 1 'Q-A ' A' 4' 1 1 gl. JD AJ 'H I fe The K-ZOO SH's provide an invaluable service to the crew. .53 SHSN Schaffer greets customers with a smile. i 1 E Sm I s-9: SH3 Bush is never too busy to smile for the Clllllefll. DK! Swinarski 5 DK3 Mcljslz DKSN Y Drmrirrgucz I ' 8 IV' 1 -,,,. .Y 5 . , 'A L i in Q if t me -. - y Pi N f 5 f,. Y! 74 1-. 5 . ti Y x Wit: l M S4 et at n the Disbursing Ol'- fice, we are your key to one stop financial services. We handle everything from travel claims and advances to the basic fundamentals of getting paid on time. Any questions in the area ol pay. can be answered with a smile at the First National Bank of KALAMAZOO. Ax 'V' rx e., V L. N -, .' I x ' DIVISIO i ..f+.. ,-13 .-.n-.......... 'E if V 4' V-Q ,NJ ' 'x I , , Mm my M- , X rc 2 Pt 2 E j Q I 5 vs 'Q 3 Q Q Q Z 2 'f kin We' W 'V 1 ' up . BN S' it V - 7, S- 12 HM Johnson SN Hill I 'f '!.-, i'TfQ,, Q! ' W? .A gi' QW Led by LT Mahoney, I .4 li, me K-200 Medical in , K P Staff is among the '17 Mc , A?b: M 5 fines! in the fleet. 1 I Qi B t V 1' in Ewa'-L. T -' ' ,-,,.., if- is ' PIE AN LED, R51 .., M , .m:.1 -0.- is .kwa wr 1 Back Row: LT Zameska, AE2 Murguia, LTJG LaCore LT Stewart, LT Fuchs, LCDR Correra Front Row: AMH2 Armstrong, AMS2 Sudduth, AD3 Lymben AT3 Hoover, AD3 Thompson, AEI 0'DelI he RENEGADES of HC-8 Detachment Six were attached to USS KALAMAZOO during MED Cruise 2-94. Team Six is homeported with HC-8 at NAS Norfolk. They came to us as one detachment out of the eight that their squadron currently supports. The team was comprised of seven officers and twenty-one maintainers. Det Six flies and maintains two CH-46 Sea Knight helicopters built in 1964 by Boeing Aircraft. The primary function of the detachment throughout the MED 2-94 cruise was to provide logistic support to the USS GEORGE WASHINGTON Battle Group. This support primarily entailed the movement of passengers, mail, and cargo tPMCJ between ships and in and out of Mediterranean ports. The helicopter is capable of transferring cargo both internally and externally. With a carrying capacity of approximately 3000 lbs., the most efficient and desirable method to carry cargo is externally. attaching the cargo load to a cargo hook located on the underside of the l l' A . Th replenishment or VERTREP. In addition to PMC transfers. the Det was tasked to perform several medical evacuations and act as a search and rescue platform when called upon. The Renegades also participated in various special warfare operations. workinv closel with Nav' SE KEODJ units. Whatever their tasking. the RENEGADES performed their job with great Pride and Professionalism. Their Service to the Fleet was flawless, making Detachment Six's support untouchable by any other detachment in the GEORGE WASHINGTON Battle Group. ie icopter is method is called vertical C y 5 AL and Explosive Ordinance Disposal .f-P f,. . A :N ,sy -, ,I 5. V 'VL 1'-PL -rj 1 .If i ,V- -XJ -1: 4 cz' bzir'53 ?J. V' RSX-1: f, ,- , mfr. . - ,f .- fel: q I 1 ' 1'-. . :41u,' 4 14 -1,4 ,ff Mv, - ,,-,-- f - ,-,,.--.1-' Above: Here K a familiar sight fir Ihe Air-Det., I-'lighl Quarlerx from sunrise to sunset. Below: Time jbr smne hard earned liberty! . W 1 , 'VW v , I 1 14--2 .W Q11-on T an 1' 1 f' Y, A We ', , .nf ,. :wiv 4 --11:31 ' 'i , M . Y-wk filfjk 4? A Q3 'et , fr' - .Pd f. .1 he. v M ,, fd 'ff' df ii. , .,,.f- 4 1' ' , ix , ' ' 1 e f w., Y' w., ', H ' , E' 9 . ff' t K f , ' N ' xf sv - ' ' ' A , 1 ma- :N an 3, ' if-iv , '- 'K-T5 . - . 4 A 1'- f 1. ' 29, 'Iliff' ' ,,,,,,, ,I A A A r V . R In I b A git? ,,, , , Q f e , W J fa. ,, iii . ,' yr I I V V' A 5' 4.1 V X K . 1, 5 , b . 1 'g . xx, '2N,.,wl,l 5 4 1 ' A2'f41,g121,--Elf , . W., f Q 1- Ie, 1 We 1- ' nr 1 -' 'L 4' ' A la 1' ' , Q- -A ' --Q-: H A .. p . Q - A -, ' W' i, H' R W M 'V e f -, .b ,, ,st Q,4- . A' , 1, s -4 wk, , ,Q1J?.ff. :.i.Q, The HC-8 Renegades take time out to pose for the camera. Hey-' Keep .Y0llr hands on the wheel! Q 1312? Y . . mg LT Achterfeld Dept. Head A '-H. 1, 'I ,frm CW02 Blaydes Ships Bos 'n BMC Shepherd BM2 Funk BM3 Brown ii BM3 Carini BM3 McGinnix BMSN Orsik N. ..m.. fl, BMSN Green BMSN Retzla BMSN Arriola RASE 'Gig . 'V I lf f 'N '-QQ . W 7 2' ' 'af , my 5 yn A M I nn n fv -L. ,Q L -.WQXY ,N 51 Z ff - H' 'I ,J f 3 :QS Q if BMSN Williams BMSN W Smith BMSN Mclntire ., lf fr, Vg. BMSN West SN Perry SN R. Smith .., .L BMSN Slefaniak SN Wojtczak SN Hales NRL l ' - !',,2'?' -.K xxx inter,-uv I Q y V W... N A '. 1 A Y I, -vi f , , if ' 1 I , I . .,,--ai- V .-v. ' lb' lik,- . , ---...,L- Back Row: SN Arriohl, SN Paola, BMI Washington, BMC Shepherd, SN Neal Front Row: BM3 Roscoe, BM2 Chadprachong, BM3 Mulvey ASE Flight Deck Division stayed plenty busy during Med 94. With over 250 successful VERTREPS and no less than 1,000 hours worth of flight quarters, it's no wonder they're tops in the fleet. FLIGHT DECK 3 IS D' ' ' on the USS KALAMAZOO perform a number of duties to e as First ivision keep the ship in superior condition due to the adverse climate. Consistent pres- ' ' ' ' ' C bb' not ervation is a must. Constant chipping, painting, sweeping, and swa ing onl kee srust under control, it also kee sours aces lookin su erb. . T5 p t ' ' D f ion ersonnel Aside from preserving and underway watches, First ins p l'f'ed to drop and raise the anchor. The Hanchor detail is are foremost qua 1 1 C comprised of 13 sailors who work with experienced hands to make an inher- ently dangerous job safe. Last but certainly not least First Division is trained and knowledgable in the USS KALAMAZOOE Primary function - Replenishment at Sea. The KALAMAZOO is the backbone of the battle group. ln order to obtain the utmost as a team . . . as First Division. efficiency, we must work like a finely tuned machine, f fmlzx ff1W '1 ff? ..7fy5 LQL1 'iii 'jffflv ,......,.......-1...-...-..,...-,. BMCYSW1 Arroyo BMZKS W2 Runner BM2 Rice BM2 Seagraves BM2 Wise SN Schuetz SN Le SN Torres SN Grudzinski ,i Hlluwv Z fig 'Q M 4,5 ,'A' ' Q ' Q, .V LT .L Q-an AIA i :!!v.,. v w Vg ' 1' E J' 5 -- Mk an-'x sig Q M wif . ' '-A we S V175 'fr 'f Y V :W E -N fff - 7 , A ' 5 J I-I 3 . . .174 if F? , 2-si . - JJ A :' . f 3 ' K wi' 5 P 243 , Q 1 , ' If 7 1 .4:, J 2 Pg 'I ' QL-In A SP ir X8 ,Q-r ,,.f-Y Q0 , , 1. K fm K1 Wig, 434, N ll qw T fs !, -ii- , ,kwa-dsx?-..: pick. X a l ll ll Z .SA Rakowiecki SA Patel SA Odegaard .SA Bacon Gajen ski Arnouts SA Williams Cardenas SA Larsen .l ga -Tv.sQ1R ftffgfr 4 ? 53535 if 30 ', SA Chadwick SA Clear SA Harnois SA Caristi SR Johnson SR Washington SR Lopez SR Warren SR Shepard i C' 5' A L A -'fic' 'Q' SR Krautler f SR LaCasse . E SN Gibson is second to none when it comes to Imehandling. Hey shouldn 't you be working somewhene SN johnson ? 1. i .34-11 Fearless sulp Leader: ,Z z' .1 Zz, 451 'nf xiirgf. -' H WT? CON E I0 IVI S 4 lr-4 'Qmgg iv GV v X 39 PQ, 'gig-.LT- .ilu Ii Y Y Q X ,541 if Q w g ' , 1 'Q 'Q 'Q tr BM2 Daniels BM2 Curtis BM2 Ruiz A BM2 Bernard 1 BM3 Watt BM3 Chajfn 2 8 :i a 'Y 3 BM3 Hhtkins BM3 Tucker BM3fSW1 Barraca my 'n 4 11 YT Q J V 4519, 'Q :v'L'l'1' . 'W .. '1. Kfgguif ,Vr- ,. , BMSN Mattson SN Martin BMSN Dooley BMSN Chilton SN Bowers BMSN Tonge SN Schanzmeyer SN Croyle SA Wood A-I-.I asf Qi 322 as '--A -1 I 5 .,,.M........4,f .- . - , , ,- Insu- ................... 0 in ' : -1 V-, F W ., .L .W ... ,or- X 'Zn -A s X 1 ., V 1-5 :I 1 . if L A' ek 5 ' 8 if My ,...... ... -- x -qt' sf- 5- 29, 4' QA iq R f 1 . I ' W U1 'fs-2 1 fm, t c-STV J ' v ' E l V V .A A, Y YL X: J ix If V.!! , H 'f - RF .- 5 , g ' R an . . A 2, 1- A is ,bQ My V SA BIHSIOHE , : ,fx r, Q 1 SR Wylie 9 vi R Y 3 SR Traugott ee 1 RSRR ,f 1 'P Q rf 1, f gl , if Z 193' Ai 1 '5 1 . ' .A SR Jenigen SR Sellers , SR Reid .L 1 W . . NA ,' . - g , A I ggi if ' iam ex 1 r in H M: C' Q E, ,,. i Q 'eh xl' I Q 1 i WL S . L Q SR Pefra SR Mitch ell SR Hall L f-KL -Z1-'3 ,f Q 1 -,irjp-gvg,fid,,.wnlMfWTwmvvw! ' - Wiyf J., :fQ,f+-5.3-.. U wh are ., . H- -W -1 - -I 1:f 1,'.u,'f'. L.. , , M 1 A R 1 E' 2,-zi.:k'fjf . 9 ' . ,J 1-is , 1 1:1-3 -Q . K ,hi :: 'HSw-AGA- .if::1',4re,se,f' rn . X ' SR Fuller SR Cygan SR Geiger SR Armentrout SR Clark SR Long 1' Zfwfi- ' Nr - Q., lf' 1 f x i B OAT IVI S IO S BMIISWQ Barker BM3 Wunsch BM3 Lane SN Sparkman SA Holtz SA D. Smith QR! QA SR Shepherd SR Defelice lb lknif s E 5 2 E 5 r 2 E i E 5 E i 1 f 1 2 i s 3 P i F 1 E 5 i 5 ! i 1 E S i 4 1 E E 3 5 I i 1 3 a E I f 5 2 I I I . I S I 1 I f s x 3 ... .r luis iiiln Q 111 14 . 3, na. 11173111 f J., . ... , ..,..,.,. an fu' H .- .,.. .W -,., .. - . VT llvno4...-f1wum..,,,,,,1-- -.-----.........,.......,,.,,,,,,-,F Cf 'fu ' 'lb I Hey Guys, Nice Gig! if Q X I V P N w BMC Arroyo, BMCS O'Brien, LTAchterfe1d, C WO3 Bla ydes, BMC Shepherd, and BMC Ranson make Up Deck Depart:ment's upper half ln' Wi i Q , I f 6 i 2 1 1 i 2 X y 1 2 E x 2 r 2 A 2 i 1 E X 5 . 1 4 . V V Q r 5 I L 5 E f ? i 3 i 1 1. i I 1 1 I-. I' n A QM3 Boettler AMSN Jordan SR Martinez if '33 1 ' 1 i .. , ' 1 gn' 'Q af Will! LTJG as the Navigaton QM3 Asson, SN Martinez, QM3 Boettlen QM2 Chamberlain, QMSN Jordan and QMI Dorsey plot a safe route for all KALAMAZ00 functions. QMI Dorsey mans the sozmcl' prm'ervd plmrws In mlm zleprlz ruadingx. .55 QM3 ASSUII kvvps flu' ship nn cnursc' while LTJG fvl1l7I'Ul'll lnukx rm. ? E. sf 1' -n': f:Q J fr QMSN jurday takes time to fYll out a little paperwork. f Y - l..l-l 'EY mi 1:54 . 1 5 1 r V 1 . y Y ,s ' 'f X , 'Q-fi e QMCM Bogoni, NCCS Presley, and SMC A Career Counse1or!ESO ofj?ce. r , xg . h' .-' 1 4. 1 ymx ,xml r X I : . v' .. . A Sher he p ' s I K-ZOO sailors decide their career paths down at the ',-, 1 iv' W3 ,V ,fd-LJ, ' N Q.. I ,- We Jee ' e -ff ,' 15- ef J WSR L' f 'A V . V X ',fXxX5 r ,',h ' 'J VESQI FA, . ii, '1 ' J x3ie.4f fs x A ffm ? ,rib i. , ,J ellml 'wif h ji' ASA - V may + X ..1.K. xl I ggi ,,A F Y. A 1 ' ' EIA X fa il, , 5 - hAr-e 5 ' MAC I I ' ' ' ' V ' 'I on the straight and narrow. ffm! Mzlburn makes sure the Lren .s ap .44VA 1.- if N swan. .Kirks M036 A 'bk ,ga s. 1 RPZ Flick, LCDR Xenakis, and SN Shalonmh Williams makes sure you have a friend when you need one. Now there's a side of the Chaplain that we don't see every day! llhank goodness! L iw I. mf' E 1 I 1 K i 2 I 5 z 5 1 1 l l . l 5 I l 9 2 l 5 i l S l diem- LCDR Xenakn NCCS Presley MAC Milburn PNC Panler YN1 Rose YN2 Wright YN2 Danila RP2 Flick PN3 Avila J' Q E 3 ,955 .:, J.. ,,.f,.'. mm? ,,,i,4:.' fm 'fc-. ,NA ,, E, ,1 . ..s 5 wvszv Fleming . if f YNSN Zayns V A. u V' I -, be A in 3 .M AQ YN3 Fleming, YN2 Danila, YN1 Rose, YN3 Zayns, NCCS Presley and YNSN Higgins take care of you down at the Captain's Office. s I 3 w K I 4 E 2 I f i AT PE ON Z? 2. R I D E P T E WC Kuhn E WZIS W1 Haynes E W3 Russell mi, EWS Weira E WSN Vulliet E WSA Littleton 1 lf, ed 2 - 94 was an eventful one for the EW's onboard the KALAMAZOO. For six of us it was our first Mediterranean deployment, leaving Big Chief Mongo and E- Dub the only experienced EW's onboard. Fortunately, we had the benefit of going through all the work-ups, including CSA, just prior to departing so we felt ready! The training proved worthwhile as we provided EW support to KALAMAZOO in the potentially hostile waters of the Adriatic, Red Sea, and Persian Gulf. Now, we're all Old Salts with a cruise Lmder our belts, we've seen the enemy up close and personal, we've seen more sand than our U.S. east and west coasts could provide together, and we did it all in style! Now we're READY to come home! Med 2-94 has come to an end but the experiences learned and the places and people visited will live on in each of us. God Bless the USA! ! ! had I i l 1 1 l 1 6 1 i i I 1 1 5 Q I 1 l 1 l l l l l 5 1 3 i 1 1 1 ! l EN Tl JUL.. OSI Lorkowskz 053 Sxlman OS3 Rowden OS3 Vzney OS3 Plullpv OS3 Mosley OS3 Reed OSSN Payne SN Sweat lvl-Y K' l l 1 l OSSA White OSSA Bundy 55' 4, Q 'il if ,. 'it ' s f N Y 1 OSSA Lowry P 8 Q SR Hall SR Fielder he primary mission of the Operations Specialists within the Combat Informa- tion Center KCICJ is to collect, process, organize, display, evaluate, and dis- seminate pertinent tactical information and intelligence to command and control stations throughout the ship. CIC is often referred to as the nerve center ofthe ship, and the ability of the ship to detect and respond to a threat depends on the alertness and skills of the Operations Specialists. Operations Specialists are involved in every major shipboard evolution, including navigation, search and rescue, tactical maneuvering, and of course, underway replenishment. I' l l l l l a , . l l i i : . l E l I l l l i s i i I 5 t P l 5 1 3 i 1 i l l l l l t i 4- . ,. V., ,Y- . ...MM . K 5' ,At ,1 l 3 h , , g L K .a- L f Y I S A, ' NN. m v gi ,, 4, 'F , ia v SN Henson ,Xp I ng.,- 'ilu-ll f I ii' -3 -L .. , L' 'il' The guys on the signal bridge took care of displaying all ofthe special flags and pennants while overseas. SMC Asher SMI Murphy SM3 Sample 518: ffl? 1131 W ff QT. 'R' 5-.Q . ' -'J .4 M sy, :A-:fx N One big happy fa mi ly. 1-..- .,, .....,.l ..- 1- wx 4 ,A-13 f r fv , ... JY 1 i E' an 5 V' J: fx if -f 'i if fi, , lx., ETC wlwelfr - A I ' .,,. ETI Golden f ' ET2 Mclionalzl Q :f 5 1, l V 4. f I , A ... me - ' -fe : 4 l Af' 5' ' , ' in ' X fi' Q . 'n Cl if 2- 1 - n 2? l E T2 Schweizer 7? ' I A--Z w Q 'F , 1fT2 Sedlak , f gn ' 1, 1, ET3 Handley if ' 3 E ' l 'l ll, E n Y Y f 'Y , 1 1 -1 l 71 11.4 l 441: Ea AGB-I 'FQ I3-I Cf' 1-, fa.--..,.Y Y W. f f - V ,-.1-M' .mv WIA- 4- X - , fur-w. . 4 5' 'A :JZ 4,92 Xt 1 ff 'e ff ' ' . .,,1 V' .f af ,,- fn. I 47 2' ' 'A W v I K A 1 4 ' F . ' S-:L fe. .5 ' F he in. 1: 1 ..-, 1 n jim ibfk f W 'ki V I 2 RMC Pitzer RM2 Kennedy RM3 Newcomb SA Smith SR C-vgan SR Shepard , JZ HHH I ala' '1 we 3553 1 419. With ENS Frick as COMMO, the RM's handle the K-ZOO message trafj7c with the greatest of ease. ENS Boyer F CCS Gonzales F C I Smith FCI Vandamme F C2 Dernbach FC2 Hightower K g -TL F C3 Fulk F C3 Brown L ,Y gil E! 3 'lf s G 5 X D , 5 . K w l E Q5 1 E 2 F Q I 2 l I P l A , 1 X 1 x I Q 2 I I a k 1 X 53, I 9 l W 5 . a 5 i l s if A .A , F. Nag, H W 1 ' , i slr! -.., Due to an extensive ammunition on-load, the K-ZOO Gurmers Mates were unable to attend photo day Howeven we were able to pull them away from their work later on to stnlce this menacing pose. LOCK AND LOAD BABY!! Back Row: GMGSN Fields, GMG1 Collins, GMGSN PWlliams, GMG2 Laipple, GMGSN Gordon Front Row: GMG1 McElhiney GMG3 Randal, GMG3 Harmon, GMG3 Hale NEERI 'r' afnv ' anmiil !4.'.I'L D E P T U. .3 MY 'F-4 its s 4 M. - ' ' if r ENFA Stankowitz I ISI MMI Beck EN3 Mallory MM3 Hinnard MMFN Cole MMFN Abernathy MMFN Brown BTCS Smith BT1 Bates BT1joImson BT2 Harman BT2 Maxmey BT2 Mazzeo BT2 Montgomezy BT2 Qumn BT3 Allen 141- Eh 'Im 3 .PA , ,QA , if' P K P,-,... if i BT3 Buckley BT3 Harris BT3 Joy BT3 Mandy BTFN Barrerle BTFN Dew BTF N Smith BTFA Leandro FR Rodriguez , ie -' I-, J-Q ' , .W-,, I , EM2 Jackson EM3 Hales EMFN McKinley EMFN F idler FA Hermann FA Thai I ISI FR Etherton r s I -f. Y . '4 Q iii... .fa 1- -' QL' 'V MM3 McCoy M, H' - .Mm MM3 Endris MM3 Foreman FN Patton FA Adams FA Campbell FR Hazel! FR S wafford FR Mills FR Temple 1 g B ' lQtug 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i .f-- WX' . -lp . I, 1 1 I ' , ,W , Q 4 L 1 I ' 1 ' as H Q 4, uth, ' ' 1 As 11 ii:-I 93? lm V 1 HT2 Lewis , , 'UR 'S Y, LTJG Zakem DCCS Neely HTC Farmer DCI Tinch MR2 Beeles DC2 Finley I ISI HT2 Shearer HT3 Weston DC3 Demafah DC3 Snoderl y DC3 Barron DCFN DuQue DCHV Denny IW Edwards EN Tbezend 1 Q I I Y 2 F I I . 2 EK- aff I Z 1 E I I 1 S s E i E I w i i T85 , 3+- FR Kenney .144 n gf, lx FR Keck FR Vanderark FR La Chance f ' Hey, the gangs all here.' FN Edwards' works ranges from making marline spikes to critical engine parts. EMI Ross: MMI Schwed EMI Iustznmno EM2 Berry EM2 Todd EM2 Sprmger MM2 Farmer MM3 Hawley MM3 Dorey E ' .. , ,Q 1 gkx :mg I 5 r 4 5 .. F L.. MQ.. ,b I fx L 1 mm 'Y ef? Y l 'lu- A V 'i' 1 I 1 1 1 1 I 1 s 1 . 1 1 1 ' 1.., 11 W V fi. 1 4 1,1 . :- 1 f W 1 525 4' YJ xy MM3 Wckers MM3 Szhgh EM3 Long PN O'Keefe SA Bumett SA Aicken EN GINEERIN G -,F-a.. get' lthough only a small portion is represented here, there are many spaces throughout the ship where you see the pride that the K-ZOO crew has for their job. .Ji f 5: Q-qw' oW,. f I if u 'fy H ,.,......g........-----1 TOR' .- ... -. 2 I ,,. g ll T 1 f ,H I 4 -f 'f I lX':.,'Ws.'-'J p F L A rr , at f :nil ly J 1 A f ' , A, wi ,Hx g5f:f.gfgcW w,,,,,u,,, , ff f 'H ml ul-N'g2? f 1 ' NA. KX xx '::v . 0 if'QgxlX1X If F7---n 101k ,x M 1 .. -v- 'ff' ,J ',, . , A 'Ak , 'jx 'N X ' . V jj 9 F' . , 'u ' ' - , xtfxq , , M + + ., ff .-. hun., I x X Y 1 K I ' w n J 1 -X. I fy 'Y t , ' Y N' Nid':-M51 , 1 ,l'f-' R ww ,l -V' E ,dnwf , A V H N - 5!mx'i'T745'u5? ' - V952-f1lm1:55-Q ..-- 1 f - ag! .atv ' Q AM. 3 I ,, f, Q fig vi,-TF . 'fb f S 3-4' 1 Wf 1' -. f.,..'-5, -L 1 --Q . S551 M552 xfsqhi U w QQ A Y I 'I ' 4' s -H-:fi w r 41 ,I A dl :Y IQ F E? e g ' I M Y , 743 0- wf 1 . L 3 A Ist Lieutenant and BMCS O'Brien pin anchors on MMC Cyrus. ..... ,r,.... ,. 1 1. , U I M ,IEE 1 X n H ag X I .Ap bf,-V . U V' I E 1 I I MMC Dollar and BMC Shepherd present HMC Youdell and MMC Cyrus with their first set of anchors. i- :H ' . my , ,fe i i 1 Q 15 2372- ' C nfwv' x ' :' Ji A ' fi. . f x MAC Milburn and QMCM BOg0ni pin anchors on HMC Youdell. SMC Asher congratulates MMC Cyrus and HMC Youdell for their accomplishmens. 4' 72 in EMI Iustininno decides . to fl'-ll AALAMAZQJ ' P- I A-O ...-X w. Washington fake tl again. .M BM3 Mulrey and BM1 fl' Ollfll And so does EM2 Renton. il huflw or db w I I ri BM1 1,55 14+ A . lk hile in Hania, a handful of the K-ZOO crew teamed up with Chap- lain Xenakis to help the local community make some repairs to the school house. This just goes to show that at home or abroad, K-ZGO CAN DO! f I I u eff l 1 f . 2. -ff. 5 Fifi: H .1--.N I , I ' 5 ' , J i 1.4 I J va si V Q-J Ei. I 3, 9 'S ' ! I F N., , I It's Amstel time! Weeds beware! Looks like Chaps needs to see a doctor about that saw stuck in his pants. 'HT MM3 Dorey works on his tan while helping out others. 1 .5 ff' ff J i I rl' -il , -ZCC GLYMPICS .1 'n 'T ' ,.-,-... ,,.........-..--- K 1 , , xxx,-,,LQj! , Y ilu 'Y A '5 A Q Hey who's p1aying Chariols of Fire? Ci- , .451 Ai 'F' , . .,,...,.,,.,,,....,.. .,., -....,,. . , E F, . . , 1 IN ' I , P l Es' M Y F-H Can he do it? f V76 ' 1 'IZ' Q f W f.-may UP, down, up, down. 2.15 Q. ag, Q wif n 1 I 2 1 5 A I I A r 3 3 3 S 1 s ! 5 1 i 1 T 5 1 3 5 4 s s 5 3 Y l I 3 E I 1 a I 1 1 r- 1 2 'W le 9 - Wi' 'H 5 -W ' ff r. 12- F 3 -ali' 4-nt i . .5 :G V f ,M o sl Hey did someone hear a 'pop ? 7, J' afig? mf Hdsse takes time off from his fork truck to pUIHP some iron' 77 :- '-'g-:'-1 REP .,I 3- I Thmugh ram or snow or dark of night. 'K Hey who's out of place here? 2 .tg ' l 4? . I V , 1 4- ,p:w'F'lXw,,,, . l' 1 l f ,wo , iv Vq , i IA W v 1 ee wr V fr A 'XX XX L H , R, E -x QF' , .jig ..,j7:',2 ' sg qt: fur 4,5 if 31511551 f N- '2 F S I I 1 ,eg 1 I Y I i 1 I , 751.53211 4. K 1 w 3 5 -i Qi Whene did I put my sunglasses? BMCS O'Brien keeps a watchful eye on evezy LHVREP evolu Gee, that looks familian 79 -.....--:- '80e H l in Welcome alongside 'rf' 1 ,.r 472' 4' 5 i I f I '.: W9q! ' It 'ir , A happy electrician Ia a good electrician. What now? S-SYS Row nn -1 4 H .ii 3-ys Rossi- Hey look at Ilmt big boat. The Winch Doctors 11 4 4 81 S, xv K lx r' M ,. F 'vw'-.1 wry, ,A . , .way if f-: A . f:.1..: 'IEYL hu ff 1 w 4 I 1 4 3 round the Ship Q . Rai BJ! E - 5- J f' So much for staying clean 7 ,, ,,r. . . , -. ,R -ff IT 82 i L E -Q..--W.. . ,g . K I X: Q 4 N01 . .fhy , , zV'h , ,,.-Tiny' Es? I -4 I 3 I , up ii il .SN Hales laying down on the jo .,+,' an T 'fi' ,J K .,...--R--f -if-' . .N NT . , . , - ..-,, -it 'Q -a I --uf' , -r V115 .Km Q Li. N 1 ' 4 QL x ' E i 83 ,.- '-:- FS CDT De Pimodan CF-7872, France wif N , 1 I AndaLucia IF-721, Spam ,4 N4 fn. X 'Z X f 'Z- H ,RX V. f -- ff 9 I n ffsigxn m ' 3' . - ,f. if - .-S J-'fu 'K , TQ .-1 2'- l-1: L, . ..-'-fxfi' Lg -., ' .K Mu HMS Nottingham ID-912, United Kingdom 501.19 peter T . Ordenskmld 07'-3552, Denmark I I I r nu 85 .65 ffl :- ,.-fl. 'Z tk .ffggf J flag. ,- , s 31 S i ,415 The K-ZOO Chief Petty Officers get together for one last goodbye to Captain Fahy. 'P is Auiij :Ljl , '42 -Y ., VL Jiang Q , Q V, ' -if wif- H . , has gFx.m f 2 t A V v 4 l x-. Chops does his Howard Stern Impersonnation. Capt. Fahy slams down a cold one while MSI Duke plays air ?llou -'C' fl 1 I l . E f f X J 8' uitar. ' 1' -if .iw ,Q ll-I .muff M age IE MM1 Schwed and E W1 Haynes think about cross-ra ting. 8 9 that BMI Barker ...-'1'- The men that make it all happen ! afaa , a aa ai -We Ii ,L ,nj Fw 'A A x. Pr l HT 52 MF? J ' s 02'7l F ,J 4 1 .J -ni mw- 'wr J 91 -vm Ui V, .39 ,QI ' 121223. Vw, -Sages 3, J .. ' A lf' What's this say? Pucker up! 'H E E E When is Liberty Call? ' s N. f rl, if Mtx-wuvm A A I K Kia... im: Nu UNREP1 Bm: HMSN Spark 'i t 3 ,Q R i 1 , rg -Q rg , i rm L 'Q' M KT Q21 JR A I-,J -. 5? 1 I , U.. I W x 3. m- ff . 'N ,fx Aj-5 ,Wi 2 , Q. , 5,11 1 E1'1! -'f fl .L- Hx! y ik! gu ,Y X ,,-if N . Q Q X X X xvrw A- 1 x' if .X ,.4.i xr: The LHYREI' gurus. ',mfgB,1IS.N' Sparkman lzllcvs ll pvek. What s this say? FN Edwards waits for his masline spike. ,B 4 l 1 1 gs i Y A! 3 Q --L gl' SM3 Semple mans the bat phone. 'i if s 1 'r ei X J ., ' yd 3' J k f f 43-3 9 Q f 1 .. I I K ,F fx .,. Q L Hey guys, time to Hy u M ' Ll.....ElZL :JJJ-.J vJJJ J JJJ ,JJJJU A W inf - . A Anybodyhome? Look out France, here come the Boa tswain Ma tes. N0 c'0mmen!.' vg,' x i Secure from Flighr Quarters. IF ,M 9 ' we , ik ,- -tif ,, -,. .A 'lwvf L 1 -. utq How do I get Space Invaders? - va 1? ,L '5 xg! ia , .1 5'-jf' - , 'i 'L 1 ,..-1. . M ' 1 Salty Dogs. Q - 1 vs W fi x v .iii F, un., :J mqm 1 qt' All -'sh S 5- s ,ft -..,- X W -- X 'H- F1- 'W fi , Q 13 ,Al ,- ij.-r Does Ski look guilty or what? ls ix ,bil a nd the Navy full speed ahead. 97 w Secure from Flight Quarters. ff ,V Salty Dogs. EQ ll-.,Wi'-n W Y 1 ,., ,Q . F ,Qdk LD, 5 98 HN Johnson has Wojo help him wirh his Superman impression. Before and after ' V-if Z ? , 4 r . Jim., 1 ,1,p ' f:iF1'5 ' Hey theg Il let anyone drzve a Fork Truck 1 ,,,, 'sl -1. f ,,,f' Miz Group turnoven Time to take 5. K-ZOO 's newest 'A , Canning Omcen ',-:- '- Must be working hours. Nice respirator. E1 If they 'II let Ihese guys fire a missile, 1hey'II let anybody! A Flight Quarlers, what's that? ami J .,qm,5. .4 1 'x Xu ,,f 'X N ib- f 'h l. -,,,..--' ?if 912' T' .1 11:4 , F532 'i.. il -q 57 - 'fair Of' 1-ig r - li? S - 2 Division really came through during Steel Beach! Y fl-..- .kt-171'-1--Q1' ' ,... LS! i , IELCOGI T0 NAS ' KALAUAZ00 5 ,,f .fg 4' ' A hacky-sack. ' r ,,,--- ' 3' f axis' Ume fora little --'5- .,..Q, i ...Qi .i I Y W? Y 'Sf f 3 ' 'gi 4- In A WY W . - , I Hui, ,.- A 1 -f ..g gif,A+ii,,i-' -, -A 113,-gg.rH:. N I ,,. ML V V H , L. AN 'q'2f f... ' ,SVI IJ ' ' 5- 'I , . 4 - A Q . .- y ,Q.3,fgfg4a5 u w 12 , ' -nh - V, .i'f- +' -.f Q wf , hlhtykeep it up? ni! 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