Kansas City (AOR 3) - Naval Cruise Book

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1973 volume:

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Ai? i.f.if ere in ievor ei ine? Eu? in e r f foreign ii ere more to ine pending deployment than .. . .3 or iiiseriy Time. Tnere wooio be ioie oi nerd work ind ione r. ' We uprioio 1 i W C U, fours i.ii..oiii eieep ie contend with to 'ne reputation ine ii,i'P.M.'E3iQSs CWB' me eerned on previous cruises for being ine finest UNREP snip in the 'gf Fleet. Thais why, on ine morning oi15ii.4ay, 1973. ali nands watched and nooed for ine best as the snip 4 Vie i r Li: Joi inroogn ine eoeetei oreakwaier to new norizone. WESTPAC '73 ned begun. ER ICE TO THE FLEET The USS KANSAS CITY is the third ship in a new class of replenishment vessels, and is named after the cities of Kansas City. Kansas, and Kansas City, Missouri. She is a major component of Service Group One of the U.S. Pacific Fleet. The USS KANSAS CITY was built in Ouincy, Massachusetts, by General Dynamics Cor- poration. Her keel was laid on April 20, 1969, she was launched 14 months later on 28 June 1970 and was commissioned on June 6, 1970. She is now homeported in Long Beach, California. The USS KANSAS CITY is designed to serve as one-stop shopping for Pacific Fleet carrier and escort units, which means she can provide these ships with all the necessities for carrying out operations-fuel, food, and ammunition, in one-stop . With the help of the USS KANSAS CITY, ships can stay at sea and on the job for indefinite lengths of time. On her cargo deck and in her fuel tanks, the USS KANSAS CITY carries ammunition, millions of gallons of fuel oil, aviation gas. and jet fuel. She is equipped with large cargo reefers and chill boxes to provide customer ships with fresh refrigerated stores. A wide variety of items are offered to alongside ships, ranging from pop- corn to movies to mail. The USS KANSAS CITY transfers her cargoes through an in- tricate system of fuel lines, conveyor belts, elevators, and twelve refueling and cargo rigs. Customer ships approach to within 150 feet of her side and cruise at about 12 knots for long periods of time while the transfer of stores and fuel is made. An unrep , as it is call- ed, is an all-hands evolution, and efficiency and swift completion are goals toward which everyone strives. AOR-1 alongside number one AOR. 4 , . M 1 A . ,. - G .om v , . , ,,, ,M . .. , U Y I L I AA Ai.-our H . X -1 The pointy end f 4i.5'7g f ' . :rat , -U -,Q-:I H . .. V Q' f' N -sg-3:27-:'.4:A-gf 'imp' 9,544-A je' E . - fvitsm , .t,,.f. ,,Qii' 1 .F fi 'l'f -ue-5 If 'K . 5' K ., ' -1-,I A ' -'f J, ' ' ' 'V' M if -4'-as an ,J In N WE A ,V Q Ml 3, av-M .,,..., 1 ' , - 4-'f . .4-ry.-an f wa' .7 5- 4: AW -1 ,L . 1 1 - 'rj V-. 518 -of mg ,. ' T'E.. ' 4 -ff? . 'Q ., J4- 'Wf:.Q,,'4stg3.a s. r USS MIDWAY QCVA-411 and USS BRONSTEIN KDE 10371 refuel from the KANSAS CITY 19 3 ITI ERARY 15 May - Departed Long Beach 31 May - Arrival Subic Bay, Philippines 8 June - Departed Subic Bay for Gulf of Tonkin 1 July - Returned to Subic Bay 9 July - Departed Subic Bay 13 July - Arrival Singapore 18 July - Departed Singaporeg Crossed the Equator 19 July - Arrived in Gulf of Tonkin 1 August - Returned to Subic Bay 15 August - Departed Subic Bay 17 August - Arrived in Gulf of Tonkin 12 September - Stopoff Okinawa 14 September - Arrival Sasebo for RAV 12 October - Departed Sasebo 18 October - Arrival Hong Kong 20 October - Departed Hong Kong 24 October - Arrival Subic Bay 1 November 9 November 2 December 7 December 23 December Departed Subic Bay Arrival Arabian Sea Return to Subic Bay Departed Subic Bay Returned to Long Beach . 'I 4 '- 'f . - u.............. I If 1 I -.1...,g 'I l I I 1,5 3 is-. X xiir. u ' lumen Jun 1 X 'UI La DU! I J 270,11 . I .....I.:... 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Bur the OQSFQ perl ei me wiioie Philippine experience was irie peopse rrieriwseixfee. i41Ai'5SAS CET? crew-members -.viii lung remember me crieerfui iwospiieiiry iiiey received 'irom woricierfui people mrougi1oii'i'me ieieirads, familiar ieradmerii .r i . - V' I Jia 'NR Sf' if .4 p I Q . .4 ,Vg gil Affffgfl 311-' f if 3' ' J - as H T532 if is ffl ,QPY Y 51 fx? 'TT '1 Q H 3 gi I EF 1l'4',5- 5.5 , .1-we if H 1 - X lx ...L 4. 4. 4.4.-. ,. 'Qk.,,' ,.....J .g LX J v rx, lj 'T' ,gt uh jx, A . el' i1 I 1.kill,lln ' 35' , 9' f T ' ' f:Qf J I ,tn - 'gf' A n! I V . ., ,, ,, 'J 'f ,, I ' f F' Y -ka-, ' ff -.., l-avi: .- ...u..:.J ,4 U, K . . .Hy--Awww,-quag.-n--1, ,A A3 N 'fi U f 7:f':Gff-,,'1 P How do you say 'Energy Criss '4R..,. . Hurry Deck i:vo'yS! 9 LCDR M. Fl. Pichel First Lieutenant August 1973 to Present X 5 .fl Q ffl. . . ' ff ,fe f.i.,,, 5, 4 Q ' E- ' , LCDR J. E. Williams First Lieutenant April 1971 to August 1973 Shown keeping watchful eye on HANCOCK UNREP DECK DEPARTMENT g, Z YN3 Gorius Steady Stu Deck Yeoman I i F I i H ' i I l ii l . i .1 i rl fl i H l i l i A , i 'I I i FIRST DIVISION Ltjg A. R. Hodge First Division Officer iff BMC Grimes Chief BM1 Flespicio BM1 Phillips BM1 Goodpaster Flip Phil Friar BM3 Park BM3 Tarin BM3 Trevino iistevevv uJOev1 ul-een ': I 'iQ If Mu q . 'K TY? -'--xg 1-ni - wi' ,ip Q . ly r'l O ns l f N fm W --- 8' lu l 3:1--, 1 SN Russell SN Dubin The Kid Dube Excuse me Mr. Arnold, but isn't the carrier the ship on the PORT side? 11 - il I IK in SN McCaulley SN Guttierrez SN Butterfield Q1 ', , ,A ,1- MC Ray Butter SA Mooney SN Anderson SA Bowden . . and stop calling me 'Four Eyes'! I Jay Andy Bow ply qlli' L' ft SA Pendergraft SN Wellington SA Moore L Ira Flick Well if h Steady Stu SA Morales SN Green SA Barrett Moe nFredu 12 Eff' nb SA Farnsworth ' SN Woods ' Huck-a-buck SA Kunz A fm SN Gore pf- - Cm SA Ivne SA Rouse SA Garrett 'Steven fm Miller SJA SQQIGVSOH -F5 SA Marsh ir. .S SA Hughes .Buff RUS -N-F-in iu?:L i. SA Bak SA Crockett Kiki Crock Fleet landing - Singaoore C iz gl SA Marsh SA Daniels Ronnie Toes SA Hughes SA Gilbert SA Keyes SA Bailey SA Thompson HR 'V U H H H on Red Pugsly Ace Ricky l X FLIGHT QUARTERS! 1 s If , LTjgJ,G. Hume BMC Gaivan Asst. 1st Lt. ECOND DIVISION ,..... I, ,X by s of ' P1 5' 5. it A V BM1 Kennedy BM2 Cruz 'The OI' Man Jose fe A fx., gy' BMS Bassett BM3 Briones Rusty Jumpin' Jimmy I : , L SA!w'1vf':enyk SN Howell SN Anderson SA Long SA Franklin A-wav, Spanky Hsniffer' cuff Frank mx Tlfa 44.7, I RJ SA Schirlls 1, - 4 4 1 , 'fun' 1 3' ' ' , , a E 1 SN V Ott SN Overmann A-Big Sgddygn Smokin foe 1' fa -A SA Kargula SN Rosas GhouI Louie E SN Cooley Chuck SN Balgos Carlos 6:04 34 1 SA Moore Fred SA Girrard 40 L, f SN Campos SA Simmons SA Poduszka Taco Red .3 af--l SA Willis SA Dollgener -Homer Dallas SA Robinson SA Middlebrooks Ronny Brooks 9, Q F I... smomm sNFnwey 'FQMH Hcmnv 4: SN Nastof SA Light SA Williams SA Matters SA Hersom NEW' UChwf' HC0Hef' HRwKH 19 M . CLOW7 KHAKHI Off the record Captain, would you rather be here or in Philadelphia? IN Im a Rocket Man . .. WHA I'm sorry Bill, but 'Pacific Ocean' just isn't enough - as Navigator you've GOT to be more specific! -55N In 4. 'Q Here ya go XO, but I just want ya to know that put- ting a ship's postcard in the center was MY idea. ao The first forty lyearsl are always the toughest . . and if you think you're gonna get me to stand that damned Sea Bat watch again tonight, you're CRAZY . . . Sir. ' 1 .1 Q Mrs: 5 If fo s, tk- ef 'X-314 . file: 2 ififvaa-1,12 fxqiq' 3. f f'Pf 4:' ,'Ef' M .-.L ,gt 'i , '22 ixfll .1 4 may-V: Our kind of place Of course it's along way down Murph, but if you think you can make it . . Aw c'mon, Mr. Dris- coli, i don't drink TH- AT much coffee. You see, Tad, the key to the game is to keep your eye on this little white . . . Where'd it go? of . ,.....f- Yes sir, Mr. Ries, it's a submarine alright! 21 I 'w CWO2 Longest DIVI I0 BMC Buffington Snip's Bos'n BM3 Hansen Bob Buff BM3 Hebert BM3 Briones Hebe Jumpin' Jimmy fm!! A -HSCUY K 4 ' , -..., , QQXX ...I L 1 Y. L -5 1 - a I 5 v ,W 9 I! , ,.. ,13- his-ni lb.- -ami! F if it 'I 2 SN Marks SN Schultz 2 II V' ILJ C IV Axe :fy Flon :L-5' ' ii, v i' it f F 'a-ing? . f 7 f f i ii B i f 1i Md SN Martin SN Hutson SN Villescas Tom Moose Cisco Kid V SN Stewart Randy A Here I am you lucky people! SA David Eddie . t ?r, -be-V 1 4 f I ' ' , ' f . Q, 4 m .4 . 1 4 'K Q -'A in J t , ,..1 03.1 fl ' A 4 if .fb ' a A 'LJ ' ,1 My 4 li' M' SA Durrett , , r 3 ,S SA5MitcheiI Driftie , Stick 1 Obviously up to no good. ,. X -tl' SN Porter SA Mciivaine SN Kurich SN Waterman SN Crockett Joe J. Ft. Dave Redneck Country i ' -' 'gg' A If 3 2 I, ii ,, i i i i i i I SA Koliing SA Tompkins 'Crash Bimbo 4 - P' 5,1 1- , s' if' , e 754f'L,?'f as L 3 - . - 1 iid?-W I if I L ' 5 s bl 7 i'. Sas LIBERTY CALL! ! ig, 1-. E' I-- - 1, :NG J e rg 'CITY gn fi 'li' rm? So I said to the Captain, 'I say there Captain' . . . . and then there's the one about the screen door in the submarine . . L., I 'iff' f if A. fx . .- I KNOW it's a STAND bar - that's why you're not getting this seat! D5 ,, in WEAPGNS DIVISION Ens. J. P. Arnold Weapons Officer b ,iii GMG1 Mink FTG1 Jacobs Clint Jake GNIGC Hojaboom Boomer ' ,L GMG2 Stewart GMG2 Dunnlgan FTG2 O'Brien -'Sm' Thom 0bie l wonder what this is for GMG3 Leitch FTG3 Scott FTG3 Bayne Little Boomer Blitz Charlie Five bucks says ya can't hit their old man g That'll be five bucks, please if 45 SN Turner SN Cady Turnip-top Cat-eyes E l i l l l SN Doyle SN Taja And when I say 'Abra-cadabra' you will immediately become a point- Tacos defense missile battery FTGSN Brown Bear 28 PIL Ill '?7- iz Bill Jake and Thom on duty in Sasebo 5 S in 1 'J ,,. G -Q' i i X !-. target is sighted . . . Repair 5 manned and ready! g 4 iii sf 5 Q V E .L Zebra is set throughout the ship! GE ERAL Q ARTERS' Then, over the 1MC, came that old familiar word This is a drill, This is a drill. General Quarters! General Quarters! All hands rnan your battle stations!l In a matter of minutes Mount 31 reports Manned and readyl DC Central reports all stations manned and ready! Send for the bolt cutters! Fire when readyl tr rr NAVIGATION Lt. W. J. Green Ltjg K. G. Mercier OMC Hayes Navigator Navigator Kenny Sept '73 to Present May '72 to Sept '73 QM2 Osborne Ozzie Of course it works just as well with both hands OM3 Lange Tom QM3 Kremers Carlo 30 L-1 i QM3 Mocci Mooch QMSN Boyd QMSA Amaral Don Boy Amarillo 'xwj' . X jx ,.- x Buddies to the end 7?'Tf'.f The job is picking up for QM2 Johnnie Thorson , We 4 in QMSR Bowersock The Sock THE GREAT LI E CROSSING When, in late June, the Captain announced a visit to Singapore, everyone knew that this would surely mean crossing the Equator and entering the imperial Flealm of Mighty King Neptune. The news struck like a bolt of lightning . . . .gpfnk is rs 411-15 'li- QR 's Some were shocked . . . Others were seized with fear . . . Many tried to sneak out of it A few took the easy way out . . . g,,.,-J' 7 -IP: an-: . . .while still others got carried away with the idea. E ' ' 'A'--------A-------.--M. -.,Y---A .,,. YV- my ' DAVEY JONES ARRIVES . . ...WITH A 4. EST OF CHARGES . . . AND A WARNING TO ALL POLLYWOGS! A PREVIEW OF COMING ATTRACTIONS: . .......,,, ...,,.. , vn....f,,,.,,4 I ' . ....-.. , - W4 I H 7 ' -fi A.1-'IT.' ' ' . If ?? . I T Q l 9 II, L A 5 I! A I 5 A It . .-I t fri 6 E 6 I ' V.-xii, S. JF' 9 -1' 'Tlx Q y' ki: in . . l 5 V ,til-' Ia I- I I i! I -s. , BEWARE! You slimy scums! ,QIII ju 'fi J. L4 if 5 fain. 'TH 123.5 A we V 1 f?is 'TY TNF' V. .a 1 R T f nv-nf L, ,lg M221 Q. 1 1- K - :Hb Jn! 4 Wahl . , ' If I K V: X 51 A-s. A 17541141 'N ..... -Q .51 ., my 71' 'I In RETURN UF THE HUNTER . The 22nd of June marked a big day in the life of the KANSAS CITY, for on that day the ship became the proud recipient of the Meritorious Unit Commen- dation-an award crowning the accomplishments and record of the K.C. on her previous deployment to WESTPAC. Commodore B. F. Bromley, formerly em- barked onthe KANSAS CITY as Commander Service Squadron Nine, made the presentation to Captain Henriques. Also flying in for the occasion was former Commanding Officer, Captain Phillip Fi. Craven, known affectionately as THE HUNTER to those who were privileged to serve under him. fsee 1972 Cruise Booki M .T m Old friends 'Hur ' rr. GW LEEPERS! Frequently during a WESTPAC deployment, and especially after an important UNREP, one is seized with the overwhelming urge to catch forty or fifty winks, providing, of course, that a rack is readily accessible. Since this is not always the case, one must improvise. Depending on just how tired you really are at the time, almost anywhere will do-a fanroom, an office desk or even right flat on the bare deck. Here are just a few candid shots of KANSAS CITY men after a long day for nightj of UNFlEPing, watchstanding or just plain turning to . . fitftg ji-'L' U l 0. '.' 0 I 1' ' . ...,...l.l I inf l a Q ' Q 9 s 40-l Q v. , 4 1 GAPGRE P 1'Sf 'li '. ' vw' , AI.. '...:.g' 5, - H 1 fain, I' 1 0 ' w- A 5' 'l-QL, ,AY, jk' - ui A N' lf I., ..,A 'Jiffy U af... 5 .Q it A . .J ,f I N A- ' -. ' sf? kw'-. L Q gf. 44,-.r. ,F nf Q.-ggi 35:,NSgQ.,, -, rw -mr R 'I t,X ' v .v., , ,, ,, 331121, 4, 43 - 47 5,1 of 4 ., 0- gn A -x..--5 I D 'i 4 . 'lift ' lv ' 55, 44, , sl lA,l4 A at Raffles Square '-is.. 1 '- -n-1. ---w-. 1 arm,- .-5 ,f 17 f- ,Q 12 'lK , 4 LJ 3 zz, ,i.,:g.'.'...Qff',- 4 - ..,.... . 'l-s-...gm W Q 'Aa-a':5 r, . Q iii.- HV' ' f 1 ,. -Q, R. L 5 .Q ,b 1 B . ' 0 my . n if rf' fi 'dw NGfR B-lLF .i 6 9 .das 1 4 J ' gT3 I1i' T 'L sm., OTIC TIGER BALM GARDE C511 sf.-if . DIUIQOCD ,Q 'li 1 Y Q' -.J 1 X' '- . ,. ,, X, vs-f Q ,f ' ' AAD? HU rf.. I 1' -', - 1 2 ,I ' ' 1 ,, ' I Y. .,.A 4r:41 'v , . ,A f .L W K , u,, A4 I J-,' - 0 sq 'N . '1 X D - pf- - 'Q ss-if if ' ,. : X, '-ug., Commander Hartley Former Executive Officer Master Chief Curry Senior Enlisted Advisor 40 EXECUTIVE f 9 ASSISTANTS Ltjg Alan Thompson 3-M Coordinator vu. E -3 A ii Z r i .e, Lt. Commander Lazarchick V Current Executive Officer -O A I Filth ' ' l V , ul i t ,iw ' 7 , V 'AFC' - 5 iv' 1' ' I. f ': v A ti' 3 Y Q V' - . me - i E Nt 3, ..saajf,I ::-L f ' I I A A S it it -2-. A E t i 5 i f R, t -..- 3 Mr F 4 A 'I Ni +- f--- - , - f ' Q Ti ' Q . , 'f ai , gf-fa 1? I if 'isifzfi - E' .- i -----' ' Chief Deiain , vi Career Counselor ,M'.,,,-f if 5???ZLF?f V 1? ,-1. ab-5 .a ' 'gs 2,5 3,1 xi ' Ella Q gif 2 '!t' -5 'Q' ,gun ff . ' ie. - . 3317 .. -1 Q if if P 1 ., ' Someone to talk to .,: Y. I' IlLjIEi.,'lH2llW 51 - 1 rf.: - A 1 -F. Q6 Q11 il HO G G After a thirty-day stay in Sasebo, Japan, and after riding out the wake of typhoons Ruth and Pat- sy, the ship finally arrived in Hong Kong for a brief two-day visit. Typhoon warnings were in effect for most of our stay andthe ship maintained a constant alert in the event any emergency sortie was necessary. Hong Kong itself, however, proved to be an exciting stop, es- pecially for those who had never been here before. lts many side streets and exotic shops and restaurants were ideal for stop-and-shop gift buying for the girl we left behind. lt seems that Hong Kong has something for everybody. lt was a shame our stay couldn't have been longer. Oh well, at least we got the ship painted! 1 4.1 A 1 -of. li!!! 'l?!' - ,. I 5 SAW' 'I lF'u E l in ...v , fn.. . ,, Q.-R Junking it vt ' ' Mary Sue and cohorts paint out the weather decks FROM POLLYWOG Els' 'Q . 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'41 l sf as ' -'Q A' ' Q Pm TH ' A Hey Chief, he says he's a Shellbackf' SASEBO, JAPA , XX In BQ ff mr1,,X iw 5275 lf 1175 -lllrls-1 .LJ , .G -l ' 13 yr Ton repl r fl and ,1 ,y ... of? 855' Fac toil mel con Daz wor V60 blat mail gavl day Nev ship ofs ff iff' if 'fi X tb , 3 l l 2 ls It takes metal balls to play pachenko ' s ll ll , I! 1 l 5 5 .L After three big line swings inthe Gulf of Tonkin the ship was sorely in need of major repairs, The rudders, the boilers, the tanks and the evaporators were among those items requiring the most attention. The task of performing these essential job orders was assigned by the Navy to SSK Ship Repair Facility in Sasebo, Japan and was expected to take three to four weeks for accomplish- ment. Perhaps the most difficult and time- consuming job was the tank cleaning. Dozens of workers, both male and female, worked day and night to prepare the ship to receive clean fuel. The large number of long black rubber hoses strewn throughout the main deck. going in and out of various tanks, gave the snip every appearance of a Satur- day night orgy on a snake farm. Nevertheless, when the job was done, the ship was better able to carry out her mission of service to the fleet it. D A 30-DAY RAV , .ri ,.- ,, 'Ins' IN4-l 44, -'I .la l rf- in ti 2 v D at I, , it ,-nn!! M' TO THE DRYDOCK is is A D UP O THE BLOCK 1 .17 X' 'Mi' 'UI Du i . - 1-wide s te' 'Y, .'l 51, V 0 - . 4' f I . -Q, E5 . , -Ffa' iff' Q, '3Qle'f -if 'igff QQ! is .1 ' - - ' if ,i Qilf ,I Q , S -4 6-, r .Qc ' '. ' , gf ,Q A M p- 3 a'lv 3 A, .. . . and After The famous KANSAS Cfl'Y screw ENGINEERING . 'Y' 'nl'. .I Ns -5. -, ,ef Ltjg W. J. Dllls Engineering Officer There is an old saying in the surface Navy that as the engineers go, so goes the ship , and never was this truer than during WESTPAC 73. Under the expert guidance of Ltjg Dills, the K.C. snipes surmounted a myriad of obstacles to keep the ship steaming while other ships were dead in the water. As a result the KANSAS CITY became the most sought after ship in the Seventh Fleet for her UNREP capabilities. ti' +...,,Q, -'Q 'P'3 LUQ Kubic MPA M - DIVISION MMC Scott MMC Harris Scotty Tiny . 1' - Q -5 MM1 Bearing MM2 Maddox MM2 Oliver MM3 Jenkins MM3 Green uJ J Y' H YI HJ H ni lv is ' Yl I' Ni ,.,, - :M ffi T ht J I ..-F Md., qi Q Mad Doo oe Jinx Mike MM3 Gwynn MM3 Mroczkowski , , MSW MUSkv .R A I n in ...-,, I' MM3 Carbonaro Carbon MM3 Hanna Banana MMFN Hall Spud ..1.., MM3 Waldo MM3 Arslan MMFN Bullmore Larry Tiggly The BulI Logroom Yeoman ga Qgffge gg R , .5 w. .W 6' f' .if 9153- AII this and great mileage too? FN Loddo Dodo A MMFN Silva MMFA Wysocki FN Quijano Acey P. W. Burt V t x MMFN Stabnow MMFA Crews Stubby Chewy ' . 1 A Rf' 5 x. . A , 'L I , ' 1 MMFA Smith MMFA Quintero 5 3- Smitty HJ. C. FA Peterson FA Dodge Pete Dod-gee .li 0 MMFA Werelius FA Sehgtidt Late One Schhtz t1. , h V .. , Ensign Orcutt BTC Crump B-Division Officer Bobby B - DIVISIGN ni, -X .Q 1-4 f- 4 BT.1 Hinderliter BT1 Murphy BT1 Boyd HIf1dO Squirrel Leslie I ll .1 E' 1' BT2 Atwell Larry BT3 Clark 52 Cookie ' i f 1 xx 1 iifr P I T' .5 A I' , 1 xx 4, ' X 4' . ' x L A ' 'ig 2 3 ' , 7 BT3 Llttel BT3 Wallace BT3 Frllot Lippy Wally Dennis the Menace 'If , 5 . E . ,mx . 11- l 1-. lax' ' v ll FN Albert N l, lf Wlllle E lg i, ,, a al 5 Q L. I rl 5. lf, l E l BTFN Hubert FA Schaffer 'lFlicn Schafe E BTFA Fortin gg Blair 5 FA Cook FN Boland QTFA QOFNUQ '-Mike Bo DOUG LQ f' BTFA Chapman BTFA Houlihan Hammer ' fy E 'rs I sorta feel guilty about letting Mr. Orcutt blow tubes by himself. How long do you think he can hyperventilate at that rate before he turns blue? is 'i BTFA l-laden FA Leonard FA Lewis A Roy Rav Tom 5' i FA Arnett FA Juranek uTeXvl 'W l ETFA Cook FA Ware Rod Brad ' 1 . . and you turn THIS valve to cut live steam into the Ops Officer's stateroom. And this one l l r i. it Q. 5, ? l Wm fy,-... lg-:vw .' Liza ......'1 here . . BTFA Enerson FA McFadden John Marshall BTFA Rose FA Malchow ll I 1, U H t Ft lil GIRLS ALONG THE WAY . - x. 'T 6 ' , .1 ,X ,- U1 ,ffm MW , . ,s 4' v if I just love seafood 56 f . '- fT'f gk' Bang! -fr. -.ga ,Q 't if ye-f A fm 'ss 38,1 ' nl, K gy-, K 'ii 'liz nu ,I-, fan fur wus an till no- Wm 'IN vu -Q. Mikuni 1 13145 5 24 , I ltxh:'q ,' M I Y ,que ' if 's K Qi ' J WQQL T-k f h . tk f 5 ! 2 I 'C . I Q 'Q 3 , 9?o:55?' 1 7-.wz W. -M, W I X f fefi' . , P ' ' A' 'Rxlirn - 'Rx Q , fwiib, ,.l1 'x. Fomiko V ai., JK Lena and Conchita Some were more aggressive than others. 3 5 534. , 1.4 1 I ! 2 I I x w 2 1 I I 5 1 X CWO3 Monk Wippel A-Division Officer A GANG MMC McKenery Mack MM2 Fowler EN2 Curran MR3 Richards EN3 Culver MF43 Magallanes John B. D. C. Rich Pud Frank if i A . 2 '1 I :O .4-in J -'fa l 5. EN2 Flores on the line EN3 Jimbo Bowerman EN3 Pud Culver ENFN Vandervier Van -1 MMFA Wilson Willy ' 1: 9 , 55 .- rf-lf rw in I V. V .' k sf' 1' 3 I Laff- . 1 ' 1 ' I 1 4 ' - . , i i ' fi ,. , '- 5 'fi fi f---- 1 f f i FA Lugo ENFN Premo Phil Q fi ENFN Koenig Ron cg, ENS J. R. Donahue HTC Grenier HTC Sionne DCA Frenchy Don R - DIVISIQN HT3 Flores Steve if N, HT2 Franklin i'Frank HT3 Williams HT3 Baughman Willy Mike 9 I HTFN Ladd Ilaaylv lf? ff X5 FN Soruton Steve On yeah? You do and you'lI clean it up. FN Green Timmy FA Roberson FA Morris Larry Mr. Snake i ll' FA Jacobson Jake HTFA Harris tags a CO2 bottle F29'i13'ff'95' 'Q f ' C' r L'A . ' - - -- PEOPLE . .' 1.--,-.Lv . ,A ,, . L . 1 ,J . On 12 August, when the ship was tied up in Subic Bay, CWO2 Longest SK1 Hipolito, GMG2 Dunnigan, BM3 Tarin, SN Stewart and SN Colangelo pooled their time and talent in an effort to completely paint out the Home Economics building of the Santa Rita Elementary School in Olongapo City. A bright Sunday afternoon that could probably have been spent taking in the sights and sounds of the City was i instead spent in long hours of arduous labor-Iaborthatwas performed diligently and unselfishly. Their personal dedica- tion and involvement in carrying on our country's people-to- i people program is just one example of how the men ofthe l KANSAS CITY performed their mission throughout the deployment. K-,di 1:2114 51-156- hai - l if Lit 5 t Qi 5 L . TO PEOPLE V5 P Later in the cruise, while the ship was in Sasebo, Japan for up- keep and repair, the men of the KANSAS CITY again demonstrated their unselfish tendencies. A group of about ten crewmembers in- cluding SM2 Frankowiak, RMSN Troutman, RMSN Jones, ETNSN McNeill, MMFA Smith, and ETRSN Goldberg were led by Master Chief Curry, the ship's Senior Enlisted Advisor, and LCDR Frank Lazarchick, the ship's Executive Officer, on a brief visit to the TEN- SHlN-RYO Municipal Boys Welfare Institution. The crewmembers served the youngsters cake and ice cream, played games, and topped off with an integrated softball game. Although the visit lasted only a few hours, many friendships were made and fond memories will linger in the minds of the KANSAS CITY men for many years to come. an ai, ,, .29 RMSN Jones plays piggy-back with a new found friend LY, . C'm0n now, just one more bite O I Qi Whaddya mean you'd rather have Saki'? es H' POL DIVISIO H u i i cvvos Monk Wippei MMC Mark soon MMC sampkirw MMC Davis LCO SCOtty Vic MM1 Gifford EM2 Abbott Giff .l I KNOW you can do it Chief, but why do we want black oii on the signal bridge? 5: wg - Y Bn . .n ' 4 2 ' if . i HT3 Speeding Speed I V i ! i I i I I l I F 3 i FN Diaz - i 5 FN Akers Q' Steve FA Lagrange Hb 'IT FN3'SnjViih HT3 Reyes FN Puetz FN Meagher Smitty Phil --Nick A-Red BTFN Smith Smitty FA Dortch BTFA Schminkey 65 ENS R. A. Nelson H EMC Nuestro Electrical Officer 'fn 4' E DI I IGN 3 1 ' 6 EM1 Mullins EM1 Blackwell Chuck Moose lC2 Parrish LIBYIU 6 Q You can't talk like that to me and get away with it! EM2 Young Willard EM3 Karli EM3 Kintz Bockjaw Crazy Bob EM3 Hicks EM3 Johnson Lose the Load Bill ,Q-I- ' ,,,--ll S Just as I figured! Bubblegum in the mouthpiece zt it 5 i EM3 Desa i Joe 1 I I t 1 E EMFN Bagley IC3 Stuart Bam Bam Jim 2 67 A i w I r ICFN Klune EMFN Vaught l HJ 11 F FA Spence- EMFA Lagrlmas EMFA Lmsky Gary Nazer Marc XXX X MANY THIRSTY +4 XL-N X . 1 B325-4 ,..g,:':?'-W ,Pi ,- V - I , 44 4: f I I i S , USS LONG BEACH QCLGN-93 wanted oniy provisions 4 - f o ng., . af' .W KISKA met us in the Arabian Sea 4 ' ,- L' ff - . IAAE fX M:-W. A l Mfg! ii :- I H. 'ich-T' kfk '1- 5 Fig, -I ' .. ,A ':4' , - vf ,N it . Q .. 1 S V USS STODDERT QDDG-223 alongside to star- board I' .S V' ' ,I 1 U J -f 1 -. ' , M i x ..- N Y -A X ' 1- ,A- 1 , Q , X A Q- . AL' , 'Vs S i. A S -N Q h . iw qi x ' Ph fl wi 35-Q ii .-u' 5 H- - ' Even oiiers need a drink now and then. Don't we all ee l 7 . . If 3 at if 3 4 it is f Qi i J ii 'f 1 1? ff cs if si T. Q l S rg 'w 23 5 ta 6 fd gf 93. Q5 bt i, fe S it 9 I EQ 3 MEDICAL DEPARTMENT ln addition to duties common to all military personnel, the Medical Department embraces the broad fields of Preventive Medicine, First Aid, Diagnosis, Emergency and Definitive treatments, and related administrative procedures. Dr. Richard A. LEER, a familiar face to those men mak- ing WESTPAC '72, served as Medical Officer until relieved by Dr. George B. ERDMAN Lieutenant ERDMAN a graduate of the University of Texas Southwestern Medical School and alumnus of Phi Beta Pi, arrived 28 July 1973. ln addition to his role as Medical Officer Dr. ERDMAN serves as KANSAS ClTY'S Educational Services Officer. He and his wife proudly hail Dallas Texas as their home HMC Bruce L BYERS a veteran of previous KANSAS CITY deployments, ended his current tour of sea duty with WESTPAC '73. Chief BYERS reported on board in April 71 LT R. A. Leer LT G. B. Erdman Medical Officer Medical Officer July 1972 to August 1973 August 1973 to Present from Headquarters Fifth Naval District, Norfolk, Virginia. The Chief and family reside in Garden Grove, California. HM2 Clark D. HITCHCOCK arrived early March '73 from Naval Hospital San Diego after being released from USS HALSEY iDLG-231. Other past duties range from Pediatrics to support of Marine Corps activities. Petty Of- ficer HlTCHCOCK'S home is near Myerstown, Pennsylvania. HN Dale W COOPER left his Alton Illinois home January 1972 for Recruit Training and Hospital Corps School Upon graduation from Corps School COOPER was assigned duties with the Urology ward and clinic Naval Hospital Great Lakes Additional experience was gained l t the Emergency Room and with MEDEVAC facilities In addition to sanitation and safety inspectlonS physical examinations laboratory procedures and First Al classes for the crew the following occupied a part of Division s time Patients seen at routine sick call i X Rays performed Q Super Quack 7O immunizations given ll HMC Byers Bruce ' ' ' . . .1,11f - ................ 2' ' ' ' ............. 1,2 Total number of prescriptions filled .1,3 as n Q.. ' - 2 v 3 in fi 0 Y -V T W. Y .4 X -pun! M I' Ysgqluqtgfix-gr: . .- V fi Q Q. - , ..,,-,cf 4 ' t h ,Y V r 4,0 mnmwn rw lv I 'fu' f, L. , .. 1 Q ix ',,, ff' M' f - iff: - .1 'li f ' ' 1' ' I E 'V ,, v ' 'A'ff-wif, 1 'N ' U yr, , X 'far 'im s .L.. , 'Mx Hard to beat llvlidn Webb, Ltjg Mercier, Ltjg More, Lt. Ries, ENS Clevelandj IQCl3A. BA KETBALL By the middle of the second line swing KANSAS CITY Basketball had become the number one sport. For once the players outnumbered the fans and as the tour- nament progressed, the players diminished while the fans increased. The bomb-fin bleachers became packed as the tourney reached the semi-finals, and all hands looked on as a powerful officer squad was nudged out in the between Goosey's finals. This left the final contest Goosesteppers and Gillis' Gorillas. ln a knock-down, of Webster, Gillis, drag-out grudge match the team Porter, Wilson and Davis emerged victorious. Outstan- ding performers were SN Gillis and PNSN Goosey. A se- cond tourney was begun during Indian Ocean Ops but it was never completed. 'bl EY' . .M ..- QM, . X3 f i -u'vsll!, -lm Big Stamp takes it on the chin. I .J -sw A V-. 1. ld! 4 1 if 5 gi 2' I if . Q, sl. Q. .Et 3 i 1 1 Ili 1 I B DECATHALO The second major athletic event of the '73 Cruise was the great Decathalon, consisting of the 50 and 100-yard dashes, a ropeclimb, dart-throwing, push- ups, chin-ups, egg-eating, a skeet shoot, arm-wrestling and the ever-popular tug-o'-war. Weapons and X Divisions made the strongest showings followed by Ops!Nav and AERXPOL respec- tively. Athlete of the rnonth was SN Bailey of lst Division who copped the honors in the 50 and 100-yard dashes. Y' if Q F9 5 -Q 2, vl A . rr- A... -. .-. - .fm Q V .I , p. 0 WN ,.-Q, ,qfwihf o -,pa f ,,. 4 ,. K' . , , va- z. x ,Q 5 xi J! I 0 1, we f ,sp f is , l ,ii I'm sorry, Sir. we seem to be out of left- handed monkey wrenches . . . perhaps if you'II come back tomorrow . . Ltjg Cleveland SKC Minas Asst Supply Officer Jerry 1 DIVI ION SK1 Hupohto SK1 Morris SK2 Egert n Charfes Geoff '50 Mr' 'ks' V F 'I gi! , 2 i x 1 'R 1 Q 1 A 4 . I 2 x srcs Wallace SK3 Tapia 5 --MMU Bill 4 1 f SK3 Gladden SK3 Gurganus Mark Jim e. A I J SK3 Narro SKSN Appelt S , . Mario Bill f n .- A mr 'ff' Qf' 3 3 j.-,, S. Nm SN Colangelo SN Jacquinot Gregory Rich r -w-.,,-.'- ,-W-...,-. R ..h.- : SKSA Hanson SKSA Martin SKSA Vincent Vince I is af iw SK Richard Hourly Kevinn Gabriel SAGUZZHVGO SKSA Swarthout SA Moinfu' Don't laugh-last week I caught 3 trout 4 steeiheads and a disbursing officer - I q lei! 15 ' gli ' S l 5 2 5 2 5 3 csc Coe Norman 5 1- , 2: h sl 9. kj V ij V, , , df - if .1,,1 , vig 1 ' . i 2 1 - i N -Q.-W -Ph. rf- DIVISION y wfuu- 09-if --apop- . QIQU' i -H, - Q I Ltjg Cleveland CS1 Scarpati Scar A 5 Food Services Officer il ig E il ii is :M :il . .. i CSC Sanders Hr: 2' CS2 Mull CS2 Miranda CSSN Doyle Country Corner Papa Picalino Doug iv ra llS CSSN Wallace John WfW f' ri and after the goat's blood, it says to add 5 strands of moosehair and 3 lizard eggs. CSSN Moreno Tony l CSSA Lyle CSSA Lang CSSA Lang CSSN Ivey CSSA smnn M.. Bones Schwagamire Orville Dale 2.52. STEWARDS . N.-A SD1 Medina 592 ,Estado Ruben Ace SD2 Embate SDS Magos SD3 RIYUVDHU Roger Bro Bert 41 fs. fury ! 9 TN Blanco 5' Q TN Fernandez Make um V l TN Morales SDSR Justus SDSN Anthony SDSR Harmon SDSR Sorenson Joe Buzzue Gregory Harry ' Hwafrery' 'S PT' ,Mp , . Q 7,34- 1 xfizff -t wh? 1 .,l. 81 I 4 1 3 4 1 ,I ,- 11 n.,..4...5.............Z............-...,.--...2...,- .I S - 3 DIVISION I 1 ENS J. M. FOWISI' SHI Worthy DK1 Vigil Disbursing Officer Bill WG 'J SH2 Esplin SH3 Davis Dave Sugar Bear ' Now let's see, was that S67 or 67m'? 3 DK3 Bordon DK3 Johnson Toni Dino s I X 32. - f' - ,iff f' 27 f Ji - I v . I 5 S 5 1 5 4 l 1 1 3 i if!! SN Webster Chicken Man SN Williams Snoopy 'Ween '3'Q'N'i!ma..?fi i A inn. q i 5 'fl i iii Biltz ' ii n i i i 3 i I 1 i t i i 4 1 SN Lewis 1 naedil i i i i f -mm 5 Y i SH3 Real Casanova S l SN Streeter Reddog 83 if 3 - 4 ,-.ln I wax, ,lfllw M' ,mhz ww. p--fi., -1'-W3 ,,--4 LT S. H. Ries Operations Officer UPERATIO CTR3 Anderson Ops Yeoman A DIVI ION ENS J. F. Driscoll SM1 Gump SM2 Frankowiak Commurwications John Frank Officer X Gump sights Olongapo at 60 miles .1 A .fri K 9 Q' ' 'r ,er SM3 Clark SMI? Langenheim Charley H9'm9f 81' I l l 4 .l ls. gl 5' 1 l, l .1.v...aa.....w..+,.--.J-N... ' , z' f Z , , 5 l - fx SN Stillwell SMSN Williams SMSN Oleynlczak Admiral Willy Ole RADIOMEN A N5 RMC Novotrly RM1 Keyes RM1 Conrad Rudy Al Carl 88 - VU-V RM2 Pomeroy RMS Flick RM3 Sullivan Mike Gregg Sully RM3 Klotzle RMSN Gibson RMSN Christensen Ken Gibby John So I told him l'd be back in a flash iw ,fl- RMSN Troutman RMSN Jones Marty 'GGVY RMSN Krone FIMSN Van Liere Rick Van TALE T HOW! l After a brief load adjust in the Philippines, the ship began the long voyage home to Long Beach. To relieve the tensions and boredom of the 18-day long transit it was decided that a talent show was in order. Final preparations were made, volunteers were solicited, and on December 15th the show went on. EN2 Curran led off with a one-man stand-up- comedian routine followed by the music of EM3 Kintz and HTFN Ladd. Dueling Banjos by the team of HT3 Flores and ENFN Vandervier was an ap- propriate prelude for a karate exhibition by none other than FA Lugo lassisted by lCFA Spence, SA Morales, and ETN2 Jacobsonl. The Master of Ceremonies, FN Diaz, then introduced YN3 Steady Stu Gorius who soloed some Country-Western favorites. The electric guitars of ETN2 Hartley and ETR3 Austin were followed by a very candid, but hilarious interview with Captain D. N. l-lorrendous Stillwell that left the crew rolling on the cargo deck. Other participants in the show were YNSN Carrillo, and FA Schminkey. .12 .-v .W-s I . . and furthermore, there will be no more liberty until morale improves! .61 ' . - i fi , OI DIVI IGN Lug Gary More CIC Office 15 Lets see now, was it the red wire in the black hole or the green wire in the white hole? ET1 Halkola OS2 Austin ETR2 Aardappel Stevethe Kid Don Aards ag fl ETN2 Adams OS2 Dill Glenn N2 Hartle ETN2 McCuIley Eh-Jnkeu y Wireman 91 i i i i i i i , 3 A1 ! I H , .mf . . - r.,-,. , ,.,,,M. !'9 ' - vi,- 1 b i I i i i 1 i Q i i i Akin 1 ETN2 Jacobson OS3 Sandford Jake Drift Tow that lineg Lift that Bail! .4F?1hx OS3 Bernnart OS3 Wiedefeld OS3 Grubb ETR3 Austin OS3 Baiiey Bernie Wieder Worm Pnreak Greyhound l. 'NX ETNSN Carter Ken OSSN Whitten HBaboeyU ETNSN McNeil OSSN Daly -pete DaIyn BaIyn L1 L ETNSN Ryan OSSN Melton Joe Gorilla Aw o'mon Jensen, they weren't THAT big! OSSN Jensen Scooter A ETFRSN Mattocks OSSN Huddleston Sol'1noz Cuddles OSSN Dean Subic Citv ETRSN Goldberg GoIdy Y' ' Q av - 7'-,lb -6 . I i tier I X2 W Exotic imports HOME AT LA T!! On December 7th the KANSAS CITY departed Subic Bay for the last time. The ship would not see land again until she arrived home. As was the tradition on previous cruises, two extensive customs inspections were conducted in transit. These uncovered a wide variety of exotic Oriental imports in the most out-of-the- way places. No one could seem to figure out where they might have come from, since, as is well known, sailors Best door decor do not indulge in such things. In addition to the customs inspection, a contest was held to determine which divi- sion could best prepare its doors for the Christmas Season. Top honors went to S-1 Division who was followed by S-2 and Ops respectively. ENS Driscoll won honorable mention for the profoundly hilarious contribu- tion on his stateroom door. c '9:-3-- T J ni As the ship pulled into the Long Beach breakvsater, B hearty Welcome Home! was extended by Corrmiodore W. W. McKenzie, COMSERVGHU ONE, who greoied the ship personally. 4.4 f ff. A brief pause for some last minute ceremony Ns As th f' ' i e irst lines went over, a barrage of balloons filled the sky. .yi . The Qan 'f S ' . departed. y vd fmally Installed and the first leave party , y 'five 'Q I '. 'f- f My fn? is wi' 3 , 1 VJ,-'ff 'gA,' , 1 IE! J. 'I Z if ffm: N' -1 .B gh. rf' pf .1 i' 1. t Families and friends flood d ' . th reunion that was seven mgnthseopvgrctgea .Liliana at L, E h -tl V D if 't Nt I ' . NE: t 4Qg -'.ll?' 1 '4' , .S 6 -.,-1 a t V A , 'dag if: Nr, 2 -I 4' -it V . -e f. -'4 3 M , Q' u, A 'qi li 4, A 31 .. .X ly ? ja i ' 1 v-Q , I A I 'mi H -A 1 kr W l I Lili ' Ai ' A i l J- . V I vig , 3 Viwijf 5 .rf - SJ Y: . I f fdfflf' ,Q ',,: 1 t if ff' ft' 5 The KANSAS CITY had completed another successful WESTPAC deployment and had bolstered her reputation as the finest d most professional ship in SERVPAC an Nevertheless, it has been a long cruise and all were glad to be home, for happiness is spen- ding Christmas with your family. Sut aga pre' wer vari way mig do I insp sior Sea follc hon tion , - 45 , . -1 bf ! .., x I . Ash. ,,.--. 3. . QQ. ,. 'iii L ii- A 9. 'ffl 4 ' Y s f , K ' 1. al - F 1 - i H cf- 'L , .gg ,H fr Q - 1' 5 . 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