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'ull' a- , T., ' If at Q, ' ' 5 V ,- my A t kv or Q f No .noner had man learna to walk than he yearned to fly. He envied the f-wsedom of the birds, soaring through the clear blue sky, unbound by the chains of Earth's gravity. For countless years man tried to break his bonds, to fly with the birds, always unsuccessfully. Finally two young men from Day- ton, Ohio, Wilbur and Orville Wright brought a flimsy craft to the wind-swept beaches of North Carolina. Their flight, though rela- tively short, was the first big step in man's reach for the heavens, and beyond. The Wright Brothers' suc- cess made Kitty Hawk . . . First in Flight. -ui si 4 s Continuing A Proud Heritage The aircraft carrier USS KITTY HAWK is the second U. S. Navy ship to bear the name of the small North Caroli- na town near which Wilbur and Orville Wright flew the first heavier-than-air manned aircraft on December 17, 1903. Aviation has come a long way Si11C6 that eventful day. Nine such 12-second, 120- foot flights would be required to travel from the bow to the stern of today's USS KITTY HAWK. The first Navy ship to bear the name was a 498-foot aircraft transport used in World War II. Built in 1932 as a commer- cial ship, she was acquired by the Navy in 1941 and modified to transport air- craft. She was decommissioned in 1945 and returned to her peacetime role. Today's KITTY HAWK was con- structed by the New York Shipbuilding Corporation at Camden, New Jersey. Launched on May 21, 1960, she was com- missioned April 29, 1961. Carrying an air wing of more than 85 aircraft, the 80,000 ton ship of over 1,065 feet in length has a complement of more than 5,000efficers and men. g I ' In 1961, KITTY HAWK cruised around South America to her new home port of San Diego. There she prepared for her first Vwlestem Pacific deployment, which began in September 1962. During the next io years, KITTY HAWK and Air.Wing ELEVEN completed six Viet- nam conflictlgcombat cruises, winning one Presidential Unit Citation, four Navy Unit Commendations, a Meritori- ous Unit Commendation and many oth- er awards. A In 1973 and 1975, KITTY HAWK and her air wing again deployed to the West- ern Pacific, participating in many Sev- enth Fleet exercises to maintain oper ational readiness. The 1973 cruise in cluded a 68-day Indian Ocean stint. Early in IVIarCl1 1976, KITTY HAWK began a year-long overhaul during which exten- sive modernization and modifigation completed her conversion from an attack carrier to a general purpose carrier. Key changes enabled KITTY HAWK to oper- ate the Navy's new F-14 Tomcat fight- er and S-3 'V1king anti-submarine air- craft. 'WC x-niifk a 2 .1 I I.- S 4 'N-sl ,pail g ,L ...C-so b affmld' o' Q-0' BP! .J Qi , I I .9 . ' ' c S-A05 T WQQ VT' ik'-A.. -.xr 4 HLP-3 -me nv mwur v .ut v -fr-1.1-.,ict.v - fs Xi QMS 1 -sseq., ,5-use K X if 'I In October 1977, KITTY HAWK and Air Wing ELEVEN began their last Western Pacific deployment together, re- turning to San Diego almost seven months later. On july 1, 1978 KITTY HAWK welcomed Air Wing FIFTEEN and began preparations for her next cruise. On May 30, 1979, KITTY HAWK and Air Wing FIFTEEN left San Diego for the Eastern Pacific. This scheduled May to December deployment, which includ- ed Indochina refugee search and assis- tance operations and Korea contingency operations, was extended for two months by Arabian Sea readiness operations in response to the Iranian crisis. The ship and air wing were awarded the Navy Ex- peditionary medal for this 74-day period. After nine months, KITTY HAWK re- turned to San Diego on February 25, 1980. In july, she was awarded the Battle Efficiency E and Meritorious Unit Ci- tation. On April 1, 1981, KITTY HAWK and her embarked Air Wing PIFTEEN left San Diego for her 13th deployment to the Western Pacific and Indian Ocean. The ship and air wing were awarded the Navy Expeditionary Medal and Humani- tarian Service Medal for the rescue of Vietnamese Boat People in the South China Sea. In January 1982, KITTY HAWK trav- eled to Bremerton, Washington, for a year-long comprehensive overhaul that was completed in January 1983. After a vigorous work-up period, KIT- TY HAWK deployed as the flagship for Battle Group Bravo. During Exercise Team Spirit '8-4 she was struck by a submerged Victor class submarine in the Sea of japan, forcing the submarine to be towed back to her home port. KIT- TY HAWK logged over 62,000 miles on the deployment, which included a two- month-plus on station period in the North Arabian Sea. She steamed into home port San Diego on August 1, 1984. KITTY HAWK was presented the Marjorie Sterett Battleship Fund Award rn December' 1984 In March 1985, KIT- TN' IIAWIK was presented the Battle Effi- cieruy II' as the best carrier rn the Pa- .artrr I leer. The award was tor the grading period through Decenrber 1984 Commanding OffiCC1' Capt P R WOOCI Captain Phillip R Wood is a native of Topeka Kansas In 1950 Captain Wood enlisted in the United States Navy and served three combat cruises in Korea aboard the destroyer USS O BANNON QDDE 4503 Following graduation from the University of Tulsa Captain Wood entered the Naval Flight Training Pro gram After being designated a Naval Aviator in 1959 he served in both fighter and attack squadrons having completed five deployments to the Western Pacific In 1969 he reported to the F 8 Replace ment Squadron VF 124 and served as Of ficer in charge of the Fighter Weapons School and was assigned to the initial F 14 cadre at NAS Miramar as model man ager Upon completion of this tour Cap tain Wood reported to the Naval Post graduate School in September 1970 as a student earning a Master of Science de gree Following graduation in 1972 he re turned to sea duty as Carrier Air Wing TWO operations officer and completed his third Vietnam combat cruise aboard USS Ranger Following a tour as VF training officer at Headquarters Commander Naval Air Force Pacific Captain Wood commenced F 14 flight training in VF 124 In De cember 1975 he reported to VF 211 as Executive Officer and served as Com manding Officer from April 1976 to April 1977 Captain Wood assumed com mand of Carrier Air Wing ELEVEN in December 1977 and made deployments to the Western Pacific aboard USS KIT- TY HAWK and to the Mediterranean aboard USS AMERICA. Captain Wood reported to OPNAV in May 1979 and was assigned to OP-sos as Assistant Head, Aircraft and Weapons Require- ments Branch. Following the Washing- ton tour in October 1980, he attended the Senior Officers Ship Material Readiness Course at Naval Reactors Facility, Idaho Falls, Idaho. In July 1981, Captain Wood assumed command of USS WABASH 1.-Xk YK Db .md u.x- .M w. K.., A l v pd if bviff I lkrk IX .Hui thnx VNn'wtm'1n lm nh. lm ' ff Yfuf-I 1 'I-11 . A 1' Fifmda mg completion ni .1 mn mf w ' 1 OVt'1hhdl1l hcl was .lwwlgllmi iw IM ' , 511 , we Irv ,L pm .f rv. ,1',ff' in f u:'1r.adf,,f ai. W 1 ll ' ' 'N - 9 f 11 'v'I 'MH Pfmfluln Headqnmrters, Cmmmmmivn an K Iwi . S Pdflfln' FIGHT, VVIIUIL' llc' wvlxmi .n-- .im ll 1 l1.lL !f!-llIi2,,lI1'ilIAl,l flyvllpg 5 Ili , operations officer NIH pAUlQ':wb .nhl xml'-I -lx in p- lx 11: l l 'Hlfd lf1fll lf1YHl' K.-lxthill .md the l'XLl':-lL'lll l.u llll l-nal ff mg completion ol .1 tvn nmmmll l. , - W A ,, Q, , Flljfldb overlmul, ln- was .15-axgluml I., Ii. 2 v- ww, ill: pl: ilu' ,f fffi ,1-:,f.,f rf .l1,lf'lrlQumrmdr,l,C,al1 Headquarters, Conmnmmlm m L lm-1 : . 4 1:-X lm' ri.: ml ,+I Um: lullnm 5. Padflf Fleet, Wllere lk' aclvul .nw .nu :mll.1l lM-,Iell3.4,iluwl1f,-ll llylllp-L f lf! -U, operations officer. lN1l'llltJIlllllH 'wxvllv mnfr,l.ll and llllIlf'f'Il Executive Officer Capt. I. D. Norris Captain Jerry D. Norris, the son of Stanley and Mary Norris, was born Oc- tober 19, 1941, in Marrietta, Ohio. He attended Nelsonville High School, Nel- sonville, Ohio and graduated from the University of Illinois in January 1964 with a Bachelor of Arts in Industrial De- sign. He also completed his LLB degree of law from LaSalle University of Chica- go, Home Studies Program. Captain Norris enlisted in the Naval Reserve in March 1963 and upon com- pletion of college he entered the Aviation Officer Candidate Program. Commis- sioned an Ensign in June 1964, his first assignment was Airborne Early Warning Squadron 13, Argentia, Newfoundland. In June 1965, he reported to Naval Air Station Pensacola, Florida, where he was assigned to Training Squadron 6 as an advanced meteorology instructor. He then transferred to the Office of Deputy Chief of Naval Operations fAir Warfarej as his personal aide, subsequently serv- ing as the personal aide to the Chief of Naval Operations. In September 1972, he was transferred to the F-14 Fleet Reserve Squadron, Fighter Squadron 124 at Naval Air Sta- tion Miramar, California. He transferred in October 1973 to Fighter Squadron Capt. 1. L Maslowski Captain James I. Maslowski, a native of Virginia, Minnesota, entered the Na- val Service in January 1962 as an enlisted man. After serving two years as a Missile Technician in the Nuclear Submarine Force, he was selected for the Naval Avi- ation Cadet Program. Designated a Naval Aviator in June 1965, Captain Maslowski was assigned to Attack Squadron 56 flying combat missions in South East Asia. In May of 1968, he reported to the Naval Air Facili- ty, China Lake, California, as the Free- Fall Weapons Project Officer. In October of 1969, he was selected to be a demon- stration pilot for the U. S. Navy Flight Demonstration Team, the Blue An- gels . Returning to sea duty, Captain Mas- lowski transitioned to the A-7E aircraft and joined Attack Squadron 113 as the Weapons Training Officer. During the tour, he functioned in several depart- ment head billets, and completed two Western Pacific deployments aboard USS RANGER QCV-61J. In March 1975 he reported to VA-122, and served as an instructor pilot, t,he Aircraft Mainten- ance Officer, and the A-7E NATOPS Model Manager. From April 1977 to April 1979, Captain 6 TWO, where he served as Maintenance Officer and Operations Officer. In May 1975, he was transferred to the F-14 Fleet Replacement Squadron, Fight- er Squadron 124 where he served initially as an instructor and later as Administra- tive Officer, Operations Officer and, fi- nally, Executive Officer. In September 1978, he reported as Executive Officer for Fighter Squadron 51 and assumed com- mand of the Screaming Eagles in Feb- ruary 1980. In July 1981, he was assigned to Commander, Carrier Striking Force, Seventh Fleet, as Air Operations and Plans Officer. In May 1982, he WHS transferred to Fighter Squadron 124 and assumed command of the F-14 Fleet Re- placement Squadron in July 1982. De- taching Fighter Squadron 124 in October 1983, he reported to USS KITTY HAWK QCV-635 in February 1984 as Executive Officer. Captain Norris has been awarded three Meritorious Service Medals, five Air Medals, two Navy Commendation Medals, one Navy Achievement Medal with Combat V , Navy Expeditionary Medal, Humanitarian Service Medal, and Service Medal for the Vietnam Con- flict. Captain Norris is married to the for- mer Kay Ann Johnson of Pensacola, Florida. They presently reside in San ters, Shelly Lynn, born May 1967, and Diego, California, with their two daugh- Mary Allison, born June 1971. Maslowski was the Aide and Flag Lieu- tenant for the Commander Naval Air Forces, U. S. Pacific Fleet. From February 1980 through june 1982 he deployed aboard USS KITTY HAWK QCV-631 and USS ENTERPRISE QCVN-651 as the EX- ecutive Officer and Commanding Offi- cer of Attack Squadron 94. Captain Maslowski's next assignment was to the U. S. Naval Academy as a battalion officer. Subsequently selected to be the Executive Assistant to the Su- perintendent, he remained at the Acade- mb' until Illly of 1985. In October of 1985, he reported to USS KITTY HAWK for duty as the Executive Officer. Captain Maslowski is a Magna Cum Laude graduate of Chapman College in the Criminal Justice discipline, and has earned a master's degree in Criminal ,lus- tice Administration. He has accumulated in excess of 4,000 flight hours in tactical jet aircraft, and has been awarded the I-egifm Of Merit, 16 Strike,f'Flight Air Medals, five Navy Commendation Med' als with Combat V, the Good Condud Medal and various campaign,f'serviC0 medals. Captaill lviaslow-Aki is married to the former Billit? ltxm llriik of Niukena, llli- ROIS. Slit' tv:-trim. ut ,tXuuJpUliS, MQW' ldflll Wiill llttws tligltlfg-H f-,Imp Michellf .mtl C'l-ggi-qvphlt, liA1t'IVI gl. llulluitw lXl.i-IV! K liirl lttuil U..1IlI IRI 1' , lN'.iiI.iivI It '--'f c I II-ill.m.ix -- V.. rvvi lwgan tw lcliirriix 4 l0 H Il. .issigiivd to USS Isl I'I'l I IC sl 'I 'I w liomepoited in Newport I4Ii.i.i1 I Ianni and saw duty patiollintg Ili- I-'init-I-I.: Straits during the lxoir-.iii Wm He has also served on USS l'I IOlw1AFi I. GARX QDER-3.103 from 1055 to l00l, Two destroyer tenders followed, USS ARCALNA QAD-10'I and USS XOSEM- ITE QAD-1501 from 1003 to 1004. Ile served aboard USS ANNAPOLIS LAGlv1R-ll from 1008 to 1000, USS Tl- CONDEROGA QCVA-145 from 1000 to 1071, USS CAYUGA tLST-118001 from 1971 to 1973 and USS MONTICELLO QLSD-353 in 1970. His shore duty included a tour as Mas- ter Chief of the Pacific Fleet in 1979, Force Master Chief, Naval Surface Forces, Pacific in 1977, company com- mander and swim instructor at Ctreat Lakes Naval Training Center from 1904 to 1968, Counter lnsurgency and Viet- namese Language School at Naval Am- phibious Base Coronado, the Naval In- shore,fUndersea Warfare Cwroup, and Armed Forces Courier Service. Prior to reporting to USS KITTY HAWK as Command Master Chief, Master Chief Holloway filled the same position for VF-124 at NAS Miramar. The Master Chief has been awarded the Navy and Marine Corps Medal, Navy Commendation Medal, Navy Achievement Medal, Combat Action Ribbon, Meritorious Unit Commenda- tion Ribbon, eight Good Conduct Med- als, Navy Occupation Service Medal, Ko- rean Service Medal, Armed Forces Expe- ditionary Medal, Vietnam Service Medal, Sea Service Deployment Ribbon, United States Service Medal and the Vietnam Campaign Medal. The Master Chief is married to the former Frances Reed. They reside in Los Angeles, California. BMCM Plollowa Master Chief Boatswain lv1atetS2.iif,fl. . Warfarej Jesse I. Hollowayls Naval L11- reer began on February 3, 1950. He was assigned to USS KEPPLER IDDE-7c5I homeported in Newport, Rhode Island, and saw duty patrolling the Formosa Straits during the Korean IN'ar. He has also served on USS THOMAS J. GARY KDER-3261 from 1958 to 1962. Two destroyer tenders followed, USS ARCADIA QAD-161 and USS YOSEM- ITE KAD-150D from 1963 to 1964. He served aboard USS ANNAPOLIS QAGMR-15 from 1968 i6 1969, USS TI- CONDEROGA tCVA-149 fr6m 1969 t6 1971, USS CAYUGA fLST-1186Oj from 1971 to 1973 and USS MONTICELLO QLSD-353 in 1976. His shore duty included a tour as Mas- ter Chief of the Pacific Fleet in 1979, Force Master Chief, Naval Surface Forces, Pacific in 1977, company com- mander and swim instructor at Creat Lakes Naval Training Center from 1964 to 1968, Counter In-,urgency and Viet- namese Language School at Naval Am- phibious Base Coronado, the Naval In- shorefUndersea Wtirftire Clroup, and Armed Forces Courier Service. Prior to reporting to USS KITTY HAWK as Command Master Chief, Master Chief Holloway filled the same position for VF-124 at NAS Miramar. The Master Chief has been awarded the Navy and Marine Corps Medal, Navy Commendation Medal, Navy Achievement Medalg Combat Action Ribbong Meritorious Unit Commenda tion Ribbon, eight Ciood Conduct IV1t'tl' als, Navy Occupation Service Medal, Ko- rean Service Medal: Aimed Forces tlxpes ditionary Metitllg Vietnam Service bfiedal. Sea Service Deployment Ribbong L'nited States Service Medal and the Vietnam Campaign Medal. The Master Chief is married to the former Frances Reed. They reside in Los Angeles, California. I 'XI'I I. IN' IIIIPIY I litvl ul 'italy K'XI'I' II I Inn,- K NI I M Ivxkirv- K IVR I tflark K UIQ Rl klullttlk--on 1 IIIQ ki Ixlvm ICIIR K1 Klint IKQIHR Q-. Lxltwptkxn z' ICDR M. Iuginltuhl ICIWR R. txt.-img ILIIIR .I. Malmnvx- ICDR M. Davis Commander Carrier Group RADM D. M. Brooks Rear Admiral Dennis M. Brooks is a native of Birmingham, Alabama. He is a graduate of the U. 5. Naval Academy Class of 1957 and was designated a naval aviator in 1959. He was selected for Flag Rank in December 1981 and the rank of Rear Admiral in February 1965. lie has served in five fleet fighter -.quadrun-1 and has commanded Fighter Squadron IPIVIY-ONIL, Fighter Squadron CJNI.f'l'WlQN'IfYfC.JNlQ, USS KANSAS C l'I'Y IAUIQMBJ, and IJSS C,fUN5'I'f.Ll.LA- 'HON IC V 04, During his career he has .ruurriulatr-d river -1,300 hours and 990 farm-r Iantling-. in I-H and ls-I airtratt, lll l'l0fi, lit' ret Pivml .1 LIPHIUTU' in :Kerri- ' E I ritiulual l.riginf'v-ririg from the- fN4.,v.'a2 I'4i'.tgI.itIlI.1If' 'wrltotil Iltln-r tnurs. Iran- lIIlllll.l0'tI .iri .aw-.igrtrri--rut ar, llr-acl :Kir- trait Ivy-.trrri-. Iimruli .intl as .i I'ri,,I1,itt I HHH If--.t I'rlut with tht- tlwri I5L1!f'.rs.1w IN dI'Ull'- I'it'p!f'-,viiLitivn-, Txltll-iriri v P ' i Aircraft Corporation, served as a mem- ber of the academic faculty, U. S. Naval Academy, an assignment as Air Oper- ations Officer in USS ORISKANY ICV- 3-4l during her last deployment, a tour as Head, Aviation Commander Assignment Branch, Bureau of Naval Personnel, duty as Force Readiness Officer on the Staff, Commander Naval Air Force, U. S. Pacif- ic Fleetg and Director, Space Programs, Naval Space and INarfare Systems Com- mand, Washington, D.C. Decorations include the Legion of Merit with Gold Star in lieu of Second Award. Rear Admiral Brooks is married to the former Dolores Katherine Csober of Bir- mingham, Alabama. He and Lorrie have three children, Mark, Amy and Allison. Their son. Ensign Mark Brooks, is a 1985 gzacluatc of the Lf S, Naval Academy and a Student Naval Aviator at Pensacola, I ltr: ida. ,. Y Q. ' vf ,. l ., . L l - . iqlnf Zvi 4 11,1 1 . LCDR E. Thompson LT G. Mangus LT S. Schlientz LT L. Tangen Commander Carrier Group SEVEN. homeported at Naval Air Station North Island, California, is under the adminis- trative command of Commander Naval Air Force, U. S. Pacific Fleet, and is under the operational command of designated fleet and task force commanders of the U. S. Pacific Fleet. The mission of Carrier Group SEVEN is administrative command of ships as- signed to it, operational command of ships and units assigned by higher au- thority, and assistance to Commander Naval Air Force, U. S. Pacific Fleet, in the administration of Pacific naval air force units temporarily assigned to it for oper- ational purposes. Carrier Group SEVEN is currently assigned administrative command of USS RANGER QCV-615 and USS KITTFN H.-XIYK ICV-o3l. Commissioned on March 22, 1956, at Naval Air Station, Alameda, California, as Carrier Division SEVEN, the com- mand made its maiden voyage to the Wfestern Pacific aboard USS BON HQNIME RICHARD in 1957. Carrier Group SEVEN has been commanded by twenty-six Rear Admirals and two Cap- tains. During that time, the command has completed twenty-six deployments to the Western Pacific embarked in six- teen aircraft carriers including KEAR- SARGE, HANCOCK, SHANGRI-LA, LEXINGTON, RANGER, TICONDER- OGA, ORISKANY, KITTY HAWK, CONSTELLATION, MIDWAY, CCR- AL SEA, SARATOGA, AMERICA, EN- TERPRISE, and NIMITZ. RMCM W. Hays YNCS I. Foley MSCS E. Profeta SKC L. Aguinaldo RMC C. Harral YNC E, McDonald ETC I. Mclntosh MSI R, Almaz.m HMI K f nu!- I vl It llnvi-. l-PMI A juni--, VN! lf. l..1yJf'rx E 'QU' I- fi!! Y a is Battle Group Bravo --W -3111.-an-1-r:,m'rr:xr-v 1-.--W ,.,--4-'gm:g5.-aan.nu-v-4-x1ii-p-ss'z-'ffa4 ,,.,,..4' 1w-f- 4-V+-Q 1 I ,,- .. ,. -fig ,- if i.,. H.. ' ' ff -?.,-f ' .Aff , :P .ydj-'J . 'i?,-.l.il'4E-- ,A E P, , ,i' . rl, Ki ,-- ,f ..r'....... 3 .qv -.o- ... Jun- QD ,Qui , . - Q -.. -A rx. Q .ijmf C --nv I 1 I N :I :,:-v -,' I 4' -, 10- .-4' -,- 1,'. . up '5-' .n 'Q . . .s..-' jr- ' .J 'li it? fi-,-GH 1. 'ff ANC, - 0 il life . L --s 5 -,-,, f-in-'R' ' 'I-uk 5. . -,-- ,-.-,,.1Af'w! - 1:1 .- , ana, ,M hs ' lik... Destroyer Squadron Thirteen DESRON THIRTEEN is one of the Navy's longest continuously commis- sioned Squadrons. Its operational histo- ry began in july 1941 when rt was orga- nized as part of the U. S. Atlantic Fleet to participate in the Neutrality Patrol off the U. S. coastline and to escort convoys of U. S. shi s across the Atlantic prior to the entry ofythe United States into World War II. When the United States joined the Al- lies in World War ll, DESRUN THIR- TEEN took a very active part in all the Allied operations in the Africanflviedi- terranean Theater. Ships of the Squadron partic.'ip.rted in the landing on the Afri- can crmst near Camiblanca, the invasion of Sicily, tlie assault on the ltalian main- land :rt Salerno and Anzio and the land- ing tm tlrt- 'ruuthtfrn coast of f'r.1nc.r:. ln tlurse .actions thi- Squadron engaged en- emy ships in gurrfirf: duels, .rnti-subrrrr rim- warfare-, dr:-itroyed rrruerriy airiratt, -.ilirriwd wlurra' lmtti-riffs and provided irr- vnlrmlrli- -.rrp mort for landing troops with supporting -i mn- lrurrrlmrdrrir-rrt iollrrw- ing tlri' iurripli-tmrr ul' tlri- in-.sault on l'nrtrii-un l.umpi ', tlre- Sqrradrorr pa troll:-tl rrlttl t .i,ut!t'tl in tlri' Atlartlis .intl Mr-iliti-r'rrrru-.uri until trim-.tu-rs In tlw l'.r fllii 'l'lt6'n!t'l lit lqilfv Alllurttglr tm: late' tu i-rri.gragi- tlri- vrwrrry in irrrrrlmt in rlrr- l'.u'ilir', tlri' fiqirmliuri wiv. rr-.-.rgrrvrl to .r-. -.r-.t with C ips-rntmii Niagra lrirpe-tw err. lltg Uvt'I'-1'-is per'-ulrru'l rr -.pi---dy in-tirrrr lruirro- to tlri- llrriti-d 'it.atr'-- Ilri- 'wqrr.r.lr-iii '-ttivvrl uri to lwrurrie' ii prrrrmrrn-tit -.nrt tit tlw l'.ir'ilu' lla-vt .uid in thi- ri-latrvv v .im vt yt-.ir-. tlmt lrrlluwrrl, p.rrtiiip.rtv'tl iii runny i'u'rn'i--iw .mil uwrriluttvtl rrrritrrv- upl'mlir1tr'-rtrliutlr rlii-ta-.ri-rrr.m.l XM--.t ern Pacific. When the Korean Conflict broke out, DESRON THIRTEEN ships supported the United Nations efforts by roviding shore bombardment, port blockades, patrols and escort services to carrier task forces. ln the Cold War years that followed the Korean Armistice, the Squadron con- tinued to make regular deployments to the Vtfestern Pacific, consistently main- taining a high state of readiness in all areas of destroyer operations. As the role of the United States in Vietnam in- creased, DESRON THIRTEEN was a ain ready for action. lN'hile on patrol, srips of the Squadron played a part in the Tonlain Cult incident that eventually resulted in air strikes over North Viet- nam. During hostilities in that country, the Squadron performed many varied funttluns in Southeast Asia suilr JSI rorrtrollrng air strikes search and rescue rrrrssiorrs, escort operations slr-are born- l l ' lmrdrrrenr and trove rrr Naxar gunfire support t-.rr our allies .rslr-re Srnte the vrrd ot irrrsrrlrtrfr- rri Nicrrrarrr lJleSliOfNl l..1- limit' fc'kr!.rl clcpluyr rrr-'rir-, tu tire KM--rezrr l'.r..iir rri support rat lflrrtrxl Lrtairf- gt.,-irrff lll 'ulillx lllllilll N -leigh .lvt liryt'tl 1 - 1 .l,. ' .P-s. 1 r- use r b L,tj.. NA - K 142'-L .rrrrl .i,j.r.!r lsr -1 t 1.1-ltr: 1031: opt r- ntitir, rlr !!.+'lr.1iY rf! lfrrr .rr .rtrrl 1l.r wa N wt l.rg-.rrr irrkll ll 'rlit lf! lllllill l l .l-'pl-r-.'--.i .li ltr.: I-fr-' r:z.l-.rzlrd rrr l Sf ilk'-Xti. v-.'l 'fray' rr! liallli l lll' llli -ll-tl .r' fkrrtc 'rrrlrirrarirrr liN.ir'l.rrr K .f:1e:.rr ' . s'-. l'st r it-rniiiir lllti l l 'ffl l' it..f..rt. l lrt.tlt .rritl Nt.tl't..rtr 'H-.i CAPT I. J. Mullen Commander Destroyer Squadron Thirteen in-wks killli l' M.irrti l r ltiltli li llrxun lfllli li llnririori . . ' . l lll- lx km--rwll l 14 .-Q.: 'Wifi' M, 1 .gist .-1.0.3 ab . Q ,.. fr, if-1 M W F! . 3. A qi W ' rzrlixl Y .xvpa 'Q 'Q W,-N.- , 1 QLVZW' W' , s, N. f. f ll' X' fy as ,ff-ff W ,- 19- -sl 4 . , , mr ., fx ga Q26 .nfl 'mf' V? K 'f?1.'i?' I 'V f li . , W t, 1: I . lv Yi V 45 32? gm 1 1 ' f DEER Navy's sioned E ry bcgar nizcd as pzirticipi thr- U, 5 of U. fi. ilu- vntr' W.ir ll. lNl'iI'!' lu-'. in l 'l'lll-N l Alliml C lf'll'i1lU'il pnitirip lilll lllhl' ul hill ily liiml .il ing on llll .l' .ii 1-my -.hi lim- w.i Mllvlu ml Vsllllilllll niippiil! ing ilu- luitir- in-Ili-il Mi-.lil--i multi' lil tu 1-lign l'.u ilu, r.:-.I wil ing iwt limni' In -.mvi-.li Ilia- l'.ir vi Y!'ill HIJIIV i Ul'l'ldllI 14 16 ir Wing nload Prior to her deployment, Kitty Hawlds crew onloadecl tons of supplies and equipment. Two days before departure Air Wing Nine personnel brought the bullc of their support equipment on the ship and moved aboard. Truckloads of great pulled up to the pier to offload, which -.ct .1 chain of men and machines in .action to gift everything on board and HllJWffLl before deployment. A pair of ionvf-yor halts were l-:apt uonvtantly in motion .is onvr new lir.-fred equipment lliurn rlif- trurl-.f. to thi- belts, whitln then df-live-n-il thi- load In .1 -rf7LlJflLl New on fr i um' ul tlif- i-li-vdtor-, Ihre new tricn -,huge-Ll tht- gi-.ir lor il'-livf'r1.' to ziiff propig: -.lump lvluulthiirl-,iii quip!'nffrit.1rid pure Mtllldl l'lllAl l'i lNf'H' 'iliii l'.0'Ll ilfl dllll .Hilllllel thi- vlo-valor-. Ihr- pilw. iii hull-,.1It,l lliil' iliinvry tlwnrlml thi' rn:-ri wliii -.-.vi-f li.in illillg Ilirm A-. lnrgv tie- Parity ll.ia-.5 if -.miw iuultl -.till woii.lf'i tlmt thi-rv i-..i- -.p.ui- In -.tow i-vu-rytlinng Ili-r -iiii.irl:iiri mvn wuilrml lmitl .intl i.iii'2iillt.' lrif' HiHllllli1lll'-l 'LrilIU'l1Mvl llill'f lhvn v-'swim thi- mol.-liill-. illmlpl vv'. ir'-il lN'h.i! l:.i.i -.1-vnu-il .in iirii-.1-.-.iliiliiv Klori.l.i'.' lif- iyiino' .i lm! lilu .rl.ii,' .i-. tim-. ,ry m.,g.-3,2 won- ilint l.lV 'intl piopvrlv -.row--rl ,Krug lW1Hl-IN . ul .iiiluon-- toil .-Xu lN'iri.ig NINE VV-IH .llwhllxl lXlllV ll.HN'li. v..1-. gr-,1,lX,' fn iii-i-lov 1'- ' Z A Final Embrace It was the day everyone had been expect- ing. Departure day for VVe5tPaC '85 finally arrived. Workups were completed, supplies had been loaded and the Air lNing was aboard. Only the goodbyes remained. The cruise would be easy compared to that last tearful Farewell. Hawk sailors and their low,-d ones slung to each other as if the length ul their ernbrarge would Fill the lone- linf ,- 5 ol ilu: ef:p.iration, Vfhilu- their parents li-'ld 4-.uh other rlowfz, the Lhildren stood ru-.irby Vllii' older fin'-k, :rind ro .nz mature, l Tlil' ','ril1ri5jI'! uh -. -f:':r'xif:.l ri lvl! IW. -'-lldL'If.'d hy v-vv'ij,'lliirig lv'w'hj,' ir' 0-'.'fgrj.'-irif: ezjsing they wizlieln-I, lJ.ii,lel', ,j',1-I Q..fw.!ig: fu A-wulh Pinell- ly e-vi-ry-irif' .ilwrifi .mi llitty' llax-:le wwuriyg .iwwxiy limi. 'lv pf U :r.a-in'-it1i.:llj.' Hlrilf' lwl way iw.-.rr ' .riririul and out lllll1lll l'.r1ri lin Y! -- fr. Q milllnlr lf! , 'I 'I, 1Ir 1 Ir ir. WI r,,I li-nur. '.-.-'if .i, ti .' r H,f1,UH fl lllt'l'lAl .1 4,-' . 1 YIAQA lf E--is 4 . i el..A 'fa E553 EU Yu. 15. if tg '-it ww, U4 sg-f' f XQWQ K -mu.: LAM Tri ISLAND SAW CA, 9213 nll '-'i Q0 Enough Love For Five Months if Q it ' 4 1- M ' L ' ., 'W N F I N, x J. a U . ' x 'Z '19, In 4 lllf l lbotltl lilllf fi l'O'lt'l'.tjI1 It llli '1 llillon llillli VV lo-iii-. ll llli A l'Q.ing.ilo-. ir Department Dfficers The five divisions of Air Department are responsible for fueling, handling, launching and the safe recovery of Kitty Hawk's aircraft. V-1's roof rats spot aircraft for launch and provide flight deck damage control through the Crash and Salvage crew. Once the aircraft have been spotted , or positioned on the catapults the safety of the aircraft and crew rests with V-2. This division is responsible for the op- eration .ind upkeep of the ship's four c'.it.ipults, four arrestin gear engines, one h.irrit.idf: engine, tfie lat monitor --ry-,tifrri .ind the Fresnel lens Optical laimling Sy-itern. Clotting the pilots and their trait off .ind on safely is the job of V 2. Anyone who has 1-vi-r parlurcl the tarn- ily tai in .i tight spate ian .ipprwctiatfg the tml- ol' V 3, tht- li.ing.ir detli division. 'ilu-y move' multi-rnillion clollar aircraft to witlnn ini luv. oi one .inotlwr, rnaneu- V llllH tin-rn -,atvly in very rraii'ipt-tl lk llli XX' lrwiii.-7 l l li tion ll l llxxvvr l If ll ll.in.wk.i quarters. V-3 assists squadrons in their 'ntenance efforts by spotting the air- mai craft in the most advantageous position for the required work. In addition V-3 operates the four huge elevators used to transport aircraft from the flight deck to the hangar deck. V-4 division is responsible for the de- livery of highest quality jet propulsion fuel to all the embarked aircraft. The grapes can be found anywhere from the flight deck to the hangar deck to the pump rooms located on the lowest levels of the ship. They oversee storage and also the transfer of fuel from huge tanks to aircraft waiting on the fli ht deck. Y-5 division mans both Primary Flight Control and the Air Department Uffice. Primary Flight Control personnel assist the Air Boss and Mini Boss in coordinating the launching and recovery of aircraft. Office personnel are respon- . sible for all major administrative func- i tions affecting the Air Department. CDR K. Rauch Air Boss IT l. lunstmd LT Xi. McCloskey IT T Russell XIIDX1 '- .Dlx 'E-r - s NS,-vlfitfsi using M. +4 Qli'Bl'lEgg3EgQig as if-. I M5 'E .. E at js M asai F. x .5 T' -it 'WIT ABCM R. Russell .5-.BCS VVebl3 ABHC R. Harcurn ABHC 1. Shand ABH1 R. Aguilera ABH1 ABH1 ABH1 ABH1 ABH1 Brown Hulst Kessler Martin VVilliarns ABH2 L. Geno ABH2 S. Miller ABH2 C. Peterson ABH2 R. Tulabut ABH2. K. White ABH2 D. Whitmxre ABH3 P. Madrigal ABI-I3 A. Schneider ABI-I3 D. Sorensen ABH3 J. Stringer ABH3 C. Willard AN R. Anderson AA A. Bicl AN D. Bottomly ABHAN D. Branch AA D. Brown -XHHAN N l4m'kingh.nn 'KN U, L'h.ulk , 1 . . -XN I . K l-llh'l0lUl -XN lid Coil -NN S. L'm'tv- -XBIIAN IW. Daniels -NN j. l.5.widsou -XBH.-XN L. Davis AN R. Davis -XN M. Felknvr fa if.. WT, A Wy Wy N Y 5' 1 4 rf? :-.4 gf Nfl NY! . ' A , A' x V , ' .1 f , fi M V ,L . 1. V. 1 X. V1 W VE AN M. Radle AN A. Ramos AN C. Rea AA j. Rodriguez AN T. Rodriguez ABHAA M. Salvcson AN D. Schneider AA A. Smith AN T. Takacs AN B. Thompson AA K. VV:-lvl, AA IIN. W1'lta-1 AHHAN M VN'nll1.1m AA VV W1Nltf' AN U ff'Ym11gh.a I S at Q5 l i P 1 ABEC B. Gale ABEC R. McAfee ABEC G. Schmidt ABEC C. Ward ,I I fi, 'F f I P I I K f ABE1 ABE1 ABE1 ABE1 ABE1 W. Bailey C. Barnett D. Bjorland B. Black j. Bowen ,I .. fr ,uf V ' TESTS? xg ,ff K9 ga 0 f- . ff .Hwy '-... i ..f Q.- ar! j ' X fa .dfx N fx Q. If . Q76 xy ' ef' ,faux 1 if ,f'1R, f-5 M Q-.pm 'xii- ,L ,V if vs: Q, f., x - 1 Q ' X ,. .,Hu.,:g..- ,x , ,, .gf ' ' iii -:f.,,'f . W 3117-f,. , Y Y' LLL, ' -gf-:1 -rf -2 :,- , :Q I V V, I . ,qfgfl ' .nv-lj W X AJ! ABE2 j. Taylor ABE2 D. Trcblicock ABE2 J. Urcta ABE3 G. Acosta ABE3 R. Allen ABE3 B. Allcr ABE3 H. Baclces ABE3 A. Bibbins ABE3 W. Cooper ABE3 J. Corley ABE3 1. Faustina ABE3 R. Harvey ABE3 D. Hoch ABE3 P. johnson IC3 T. jones IC3 K. Kosmann ABE3 V. Lakilak ABE3 T. Lang ABE3 M. Mask ABE3 McCullough AHIQ3 U. Mr-din.: ABIQJ CQ, Nm,-l KA3 f'i1'rc1' ABLE IJ. I'ipL in AHL! PV1, IHIUIIU' If 41 Ru-l-vvvll Anti 'lfwllff Ali! 1 I 'ninth If ll' 'Stall'-1 AISIJ 1. KI'l',lil H' ,Ax-. . -Mile I. lrmkn :XBK3 Lf 'I'uxru'x ILH3 R. YN'hilC ICB Ki. XN'ills EN13 XX-00d hiv ABEAN j. DaSilva AN R. Aaron ABEAN Angkiangco AN K. Arvealos AN B. Barnett AN G. Barton ABEAN R. Berger ABEAN B. Bristol AN T. Brockett ABEAA D. Browning AA P. Booth AN D. Burke AN C. Butera AN W. Casdorph AN R. Cavirt AN C. Chambers AN D. Champion ABEAA M. Citro ABEAN D. Coberly AN O. Cruz ABI AN Cunnxngh am NM Nkfi X F Q 5 ' ' rw- X N ' x .f q fax wp N Vi fx mia xr x fp N N' 7141--1 f ,, .-. .. , , . - - - V4:.......... 3 ,Jimi ,,., f- - W. V- -,..,,,,,,u ,V-1 -W uv-Nx- . . ..,f , L-J, iVL,,,rixri,!k . . A -1 I - - ----fy .....,..-,.-,,3-qgm-ngxjw' U-.ji 1-y.+7M.-..gg.g..,,.,9L -: Yr. ' v , ,A -.E ' Q -.Q-6 AN F. Stockton ABIQAN D. Sugdcn ABLAN C. Thomas AN 1. Warthman ICPN B. MacDonald ABEAN P. McCarthy AN R. McDermott .-XBEAN H. Montgomery AN W. NG ABEAA N. Padre AN K. Parker AA C. Patterson ABAN J. Patterson AN C. Peterson AA E. Ramos AA M. Ramos ABEAN B. Reece ABEAN L. Reyes ICFN R. Rosson ABEAN D. Saums ABEAN D. Sellens AN K. Singer ABEAN K. Spain AA M. Spelmon 33 wfelaag- --uw -. 41--,nw fr if iw., sq... ., ,. r-A+ F4 Q3 'XY ,az-Q-rf.. K . , ' Ai 18 G? 4.6 I 1 .- HJ D. Adair -..-K. KN. Austin ifl Q. Bailey T,-BHAN C. Bostrom RN R. Busaipa .,. AN P. Bryant AN B. Clayburgh ABHAA D. Coston AN M. Crydcr AN M. Dempsey AN B. Emmons AN R. Estaban AN R. Fowler AN A. Harris AN j. Hens AN E. Horace AN A. Howe AN S. james AA A. johnson AN J. McClinton - 35 AN T. Mikels AN M. Mitchell AN O. Cronez AN V. Perez AA T. Pipkin AN R. Plan AN j. Priodc AA D. Reeves AN S. Richards, AA M. Rush AN IJ. Ska-rn-, AN IJ, Smith AA R. filukv--. AN U,Lit1icl-zlirn AA I.. tmrrrll AN U. ,I'uuL in AN Vnldvl AHHAN I' V.-In AHIIAA I7 Wllyll All lb W1-ll-. sm- -., .1 -p QV fa wf Y 9 1: :mf 7 .4 ,u.. f F- Y x as-s -nl. If H. -' , O ... 2 3 ,--,V , 0- . i I J ':- ? . . f' .133 'Q Ynjft gnc:-A N-. 4 v st 7 . Y PI- 9.1 ff gif . f fr K f-.X fn ABF3 I. Allen ABF3 Braithwaite ABF3 E. Calimquim ABF3 I. Chrisman ABP3 G. Cox ABF3 Dclossantos ABF3 T, Evans ABF3 I. Fisher ABF3 C. Hamrick ABF3 C. Harris AIH3 R. Maid:-n AHI3 H, NWWIUIX Anil I. l'4'.llvmly MHA N4 final! .-XHIQI fi Wmwlm ,-XUIJ K l'uu'.mJ :XIKIAJ lf NNN!--on :NN I :Xl-u-,gn .-NIH .NN XV, Baldwin -'Xml-'NN Al, l3.un.mng .-KN M. Kmk, .-XN7.-NN N. Houck -'UW-'XN B, Burwick .-NWA.-KN l. Butler AN R. Condit ABFAN T. Cook AN A. Diqirolamo ABFAN D. Draughn AN P. Eala AN L. Poster ABFAN C, Frederick ABFAN S. Cascon AN A. George ABFAN J. Gibson AN J. Hanson AN N. johnson ABFAN D. jose AA Klinkhammer ABFAN R. Leibhart AA Macchiaruloli AA L. Tviaribao AN P. Tvlccarvillc SN H. Miranda AN C. Norwood I fax Q U ft Z f- f 'gk ' fv. , N , JY ff-' Q' ff - if rg: M, x Q FVN A , MQW-..,,v . 4- any Q! - 'VA --....- .4,.,.--v-'Q '-1' - , g Q -- 1lP ,e,vk K . 1 if .4-4 ' .5 I v 4 Yr I I 1713, I :- .1 . u 1 - ' Q . o ,wi ,f -Q--Wx -S 'mv -ei .ix . 1 A 1' 5, 3552? Q, 1 f 1 Z' fl ' ' - 3 ,-Q M 'fj.?f:w, 'Ji' QWN, ,tx . .41 M ,H - , W:Qi,, -3 -' 2 gg. , ' Q'-T . , 'Y' Y f.--f, - f M 'A' . - 1. f x' , A. r -,.xLlk .'-J When Kitty Hawk needs its aircraft, it needs them now. The aircraft have to be ready to fly on a moment's notice. Minor difficulties are capably handled by squadron maintenance, but when a big problem arises, it's a job for Aircraft ln- termediate Maintenance Department CAIMDJ. AIMD handles almost any problem which may prevent the aircraft from tak- ing off. No art of the aircraft is too large or too small for AIMD. From auges to engines, from tires to repaciing the parachutes AIMD has it covered. They also repair the yellow gear which moves thc aircraft about the flight and hangar decks. AIMD is divided into four divisions, each with a vital role to play in l-seeping the aircraft u The four work centers of IM-I hancflc the administrative as- pects of maintenance, Supply, quality control and data analysis is also handled by IM-l. IM-2 is ri:-iprinsibli.: for actiornplishin inte-rrrwtlititv levi-l maintifrmricif Un ,fl Mr. .-X. Colcntan hir. YY. lfletchcl hir. l.. Gunter Mr. 5. Olson lnlr. lk. Spiers lvlr. A. Stanwood MY- .l- Yan Lear lvlr. lvl. Zic D Officers aircraft mechanical systems. This in- cludes repair, inspecting and testing var- ious jet en ines, and operation of t e oil analysis lai. Testing and repairing oxy- gen components, hydraulic equipment and maintaining the vital aircrew surviv- al equipment are also part of the job. IM-3, made up of ship's company and TAD air wing personnel, handle all the avionics and armament equipment for Air VVing Nine. IM-3 supports every- thing from calibration of torque wrench- es to repair of laser systems. IM-4 maintains more than 500 devices known collectively as yellow gear . These include tow tractors for moving aircraft and forlclifts for moving sup- plies. The turbines for starting jet air- craft and the emergency mobile fire- fighting equipment used on the flight deck are also their responsibility. Each uf the four divisions in AIMD performs a vital rasl-t in fulfilling the de- partment s ore-tall mission to lseep the airtrati flying C lrllf li L title-I l.l li Aiitrvrftiri lfl l' li--ite l Nb VX' l'w.itlmin t wt is 'i' mia,- CDR T. Darnell ...i ,jr APCM O. Mondy AVCM I. Schumacher AQ CS D. Bobbitt ATCS K. Peebles ASC D. Colton AKC A. Dealva ADC S. Hentzen AE1 1. Barker AZ1 R. Butts AS1 D. Callejas AS1 F. Cariaso AE1 C. Costine AS1 N. Evans AT1 M. Marbrey AQ1 R. Meyers AZ1 R. Lees AZ2 S. Byrum AZ2 T. Colon AZ2 M. Crawford AZ2 W. Ellis AK2 R. Marquez AZ2. 1. Sheridan AE3 D. Boyd AZ3 G. Johnson AZ3 J. Rhea ASM3 E. Simms AZ3 M. Wingo AKAN C. Johnson AZAN M. Kelley AZAN D. Montoya AZAA M. Rutina AN K. Wilkerson AN l . Wcxlffr AZAN E. Wracncl .-XNWQ' Y. l-.llllll-IN .-XIX' ll. llvv All' N. Low l'liL' ll. lxlolvlvy' .-XlN'lllL' R. R.1ml.1ll AUC lx. Yilcs Plll Blom PRI U. Boland AMS1 D. Bush AMH1 lvl. Chilton AD1 M. Cook AD1 A. Hernandez PRI L. Hicks AMH1 L. jorgenson AMS1 1. Keyes AMS1 T. Osborne AM51 R. Paredes AE1 R. Perez ADI L. Stevens AMS2 G. Broome AD2 F. Campbell AMS3 D. Cochran AMS2 R. Craig PR2 D. Dyke AD2 R. Fischer AD2 G. Helland AD2 D. Ignarro AD2 M. Lucas AMS2 A. Martinez AD2 B. Moritz AD2 E. Nunez AD2 M. Penkert AD2 L. Rabaya PR2 D. Riva AMS2 C. Sutton AMS2 C. Thompson Afv1H2 A. W.nllf,4fr AU2 IQ. W.alt.lx I'R3 Alv.1 PR3 R. Alldrulf-. ADB ID, Hirughnrrx cr l1l.U L AfV1'i.1 K Hahn .-XN1'-All llnlnllllqf , Q , I AN1-.I M lmmxtm .-HU I. ?iclxr.ululwrL V113 Rf Y.nlv1.1 AlN1ll.-XNI lilnkvlv .-XMI AN KIA Un-uv: ,-XIV.-NN lf Nxxuxn AU.-X.-X B. QQYURICII .-XD.-X.-X E. Edw.1rds kil'LiSQk.kxK.lN AD.-X.-X F. l.ic.1t.1 AMS.-KN P. Mnloncy 1 . .xxx- Li 92 Q I o an -'E' ' J, , n. 'iw 1, 'm Y Q avi R X f 'i r .,. '.lf W i X f' W ,fix Y g f XX f'- AO1 D. Pruss AQ1 M. Patton AQ1 T. Olson AT1 F. Norris AQ1 J. Maples ATI B. King ATI D. jones ATI Cf. IsI1if: c,, Iidlffl AII M.l.1v.m.m, .NI I IN. IIIHMVII AXI IIUMKIII AQ! VV IIIHIUIII AXA I4 FXIILIVI'-KHI I I IIIVKI'-IN' :X I .'. I IIIJKI'-II.II-N :XII I' 1.11115-I-I-ll .-XQK. I I .1--.ntl .AXI.'. II IInulII1 NIJ I IM-.-. .XKJI I I.lu'I .XR I.'. I Inlu'--I ,NI .Y II kQu'.1x'v-- ,X I .. K- I Im'lhI1'I --011 T J 3,5 AT2 T. Hogan .-XE2 C, Holtnmn AED. H. jefferson AQ2 C. Kristoff AT2 E. Krugcn AT2 D. Loy AX2 M. Mnlvcaux All R. Molina AX2 C. Moreno AQ2 R. Northern AT2 1. Noyes AT2 S. Overton ATR j. Pine AT2 M. Propst AEP. J. Rotcnbcrry AT2 K. Rush AT2 C. Scnccal AT2 W. Waldo AT2 S. Wasmer ATZ j. Wilson AE3 D. Aranda AE3 M. Aranda AT3 M. Barnett AT3 I. Bishop AT3 B. Boone W 1 AT3 T. Brewster AT3 M. Buehler AT3 C. Burch AT3 C. Dennett AT2 T. Derr AQ3 M. Duncan ATB P. Ucnsun ATB D. Hook ALB R. john-mn AT3 CL, K4lflllf4fDil AKA K Kula AC-UI K4lt,41L AQJ I' l,.u.w.1ll.1 All lllxuuw ' v .-NIJ lx M.utuw.' -'Xl .W YN' Fx1yk'nll.nu .MQW ix Mitrlu-ll -'XQ3 l . l'.u.umuuxv .WRU U. Vfwlp-. .-KTA R. lladai AQ3 ll. Rossnwll A-XT3 lk. Snrxxxri ATB P, Yurig .-XT3 li. XN'clch ru?-9 .ll W . Ill 1 any , ' Q IQ iff. ' sim 1 fry? ll .DW . K 1 1 AE3 R. VVi13ftOI'1 'HUB KV. Wlinkler . 'A 5. 'Witt H IBN I. Ausiey .ixT.fiN C. Baker AEAN C. Barber AA J. Baugh AN C. Boomsma AQAN B. Bryant AZAN J. Byers ATAA C. Clingman ATAN D. Clinic ATAA E. Copen AQAN R. Crubaugh AXAN P. Davis AEAN C. Dahnmn ATAN R. Diehl AEAN L. Draper ATAA D. Field ATAN A. Haines ATAN R. Huber AXAN M. Kerr AQAN 5. L.1marCl1e ATAN R. Neis AXAN T. Newton Nil '55 C' Hulgw- ASK li. l'.uIiu .A-f5l D. Hdlllug A551 C. lQinuli.u ASI ll. N1.mglinm1,g A551 R. Niuwvr A51 5. ,I'.lJN'.l'--I .-X551 Ll, Yiclfrufk .-X51 L.. XN'xi3.ght .-XSKJ. U. Bowlcs ASME E. Crcanmcr ASM2 R. Lakoslv: ASE2 .-X. Summers ASE: D. YVri5ht AMH3 L. Baker ATAN B. Paessun ATAN J. Patrick ATAN R. Rebideau ATAN A. RiCe AXAN S. Seifert AOAN C. Serna AXAN D. Sharp AOAN C Smizh ATAN 5. 'Thylur 'WT ASM3 A. Barzaga .5-.SM3 M. Bechtold .SBN13 M. Billotte A5TXf13 R. Blade ASN13 A. Cash ASM3 D. Craw ASE3 1. Dizon ASE3 T. Elder ASM3 R. Holsapple ASM3 D. jared ASE3 W. johnson ASE3 B. jones ASE3 T. Knowles ASE3 B. Lee ASM3 R. Lyon ASM3 A. Marcoux ASM3 D. McKee ASM3 D. McMillan ASE3 R. Mercado AZ3 C. Petty H+ ll I IN L N xxn NH NN ll I t lx H NH NN lxukg mx R NN I I 101 NN NN I lu. 1 R -NH-M -NN I Mnlun -NHTN1-NNI Nl Xluzml -NHIN1-NN b Ru L r 'NN '1h'1Lkldor'1 .fN'mN1 li Hmm-.v' fN'vI.4 lf k7nlllIU'- .'N'1l.N N1 tiflhlll ,NHfx,'1k ll l hx v - 0-11 N?iM.1I NV. J -NUMB M NNY. --lxi gt vu 'NWI ,-NN SQ .-Nlwoln 'NN 1 lilo ' -NUM.-N.-N TN1 lm u'M.- . 'ol .' -NN N .xll ' h M Vx' -NSTNN: .ls-.l K . N'Ml. 4. . ,N . i i . L E. r. . .N . 5. C KC ,...: en'un-f ju t P Free time on a carrier is a precious commodity. With l-light operations. drills and the day-to-day routine ol' make ing the ship go through the water there s not much time left for the Hawk sailor to relax and unwind. But he does when he can. . The forms of relaxation are as varied as the individual sailor. Manx' take ad- vantage of educational opportunities, ei- ther Navy courses or college courses through the PACE program. '5elf-im- provernent is also physical in nature. Crewmembers make use of the Hawks we iiioiii to is-uild up or slim clown. ijii rio-ity citiiis the llignt deck is the riinnci's domain, T hc llight deck is also used as a make- shift beach. Qn holiday routine at sea the crew enjoys an old fashioned steel beach picnic. The order of the day is boxing. basketball. hamburgers and basking in the sun, The Hawk sailor s relaxation can be spontaneous, such as three buddies on the hangar deck kicking a hacky-sack. lt can be as quiet as reading a good book in the ships library or letting one s imagi- nation go. playing various strategy games - or the more traditional games of cards or chess. Relaxation can be as personal as writ- ing a letter home or raucous as bull ses- sion in the lounge. Shakespeare wrote To sleep, per- chance to dreamf He must have been on deployment. Sleep is perhaps the most popular pastime. 'Sleep is relaxation in it s most complete form. ln sleep the weary sailor can escape the rigors of the day and dream ot' going home. 14- 6.3.44-,ai4.:ln..1,..g,f2:'A,-1.52 xi' 'if HLA-4 'LL -vert? 'WE Q--s W I W U f if X y 5 U 4 f 1 S w 1 1 E 5 Q? fi 7 if? 3 1 T' J av n' 4 V v I 'lv 'i f Q3 1 ,. QQ' aff- VT , ag , 1 'H aa' ' 'D- Q 1' S'Si Si 'I 5 in 'O -113 33 ON P. B! lf- ' I I I I I V 1 . ug . ' X t 5 I 1 1 W I ' i ' Q f c - Q ' Q ' o Q. . J' W W 1, W ., .-' Q .rf , 77 Q- '- '11 ' ZW' ,,-' ? ,F :VF-9 Y exft s S S Suppl Department Gfficers Getting it together for deployment takes a lot of time and preparation. Sup- ply began preparing for WestPac '85 shortly after WestPac '84 ended. All nine divisions worked long hours ensuring thorough preparations were made. S-1, the stock control division, man- aged Kitty Hawles 102,000 item, S229 million inventory and 520 million annu- al budget. S-Vs efforts ensured that Kitty Hawk, Clirrier Air VVing Nine and Battle Ciroup Bravo were maintained in the highest possible state of readiness, S-2 .ind 5-2M were rfrspori-,ible tor providing .1 nourishing diet to all frnlist- ed pifrsunnf-l. 'lhffy provided as riiariy as l5,000 rnmili. daily, int hiding rif'..1rlj,' 200 box li.1nt'hv'-, lor flight tif-ws .ind others unable- to lf-.ive their dtitii--. lor rliir.-.' tm 3, Fmlv'-. and 'wi-iviiv--, 4lI .'t'uluit it-spurt-.ililv lui the' l.iut'itlty, diy tl'-an' ing, -.Iii fu -.tuiv-., -,titl.i lllittltillfh. aiij lml'ln'i -. iupw uit Kitty llawli. il lit- iritijtiz ity ul' tlu' fllill-li'i lliiirn ilu-'5itJ,ou1.i.i.ii1y gi-in-r.it1-il fy tht- whip'-. -.tiiiv , Hur . iii Zi wi'll.iie' .intl Il't1t'.tlli1It ltiiitl H .4 gint viilt-tl tlii- nt-ivitt'-. tit lv:-it l' -a., itt,' ll.ii.-.f lf llli NN l...i:. l l Nl .-'xiii-': .V-si l l ll l iiiiiriii l l lx hit lv'-i.'.K.ii l l ll Nluuit' lllli ki iNliylitmii- lNf1 ll. li'iygiii.tvii K. INA it i.-.-,-.-. twin it t'.i-.im morale up. S-4, Disbursing, was responsible for paying the crew and maintaining all pay records. They also handled allotments, direct deposits, travel claims and public vouchers used to pay Navy bills. Kitty Hawk and her air wing received an aver- age ot S1,3W,OOO per payday. S-5, Xyardrooms, were responsible tor ensuring the officers on Kitty Hawk had all the torntorts ot home. The recent re- tipients or the Nayys Dorrie Nlilleri' it-.-.uid tor -.-.nzztirc-t.wrn exceilertce effective- ly riiartaged ti-.io gaiieys and more than 300 -t.1t'.'rt-io:zaf- ln addition 5-5 prepared r'turi':i.-tot:-t iiaifieitit.-is and totzttal sit down diritti-.-rf -.fixsu:.:'t,' a z:ttA:v.t-iairle stay for tht- -.,i:t1tt.-:- K.::j.' ilaislc ,ind QYXX'-0. 5 c .k.i.it.ttti f-.l.f:e:..ii Sup? wrt Divi- '.lifl ii'u,E' Z' ki Lilfltl L ill lllfk' -.iff-' 1- 5,-an , tit -t..i.1,i:uns in .in 1- I in .i- 1 : KAP. l'l.ii-tr. living .1 ..:!,f.i fxlikllxl .oin- , - C E. -ht .'r'Lll'- in ' i' 'l..l..lll' lfk'lll .,ifiifi.1.'.. . 1. .. l fu.:-'Jie' llixg CDR l. Matthews Suppl Ufflc PKI l ,fxrttey UP?-N E Fist SN U. lt-dford i SKCM j. lvey SK1 j. Babauta SK1 E. Ballar AK1 j. Escurel SK1 S. Swanson tic SK2 C. Leblanc SKI! M. Powell SK3 A. Agustin SK3 l. Medina SK3 T. Olson i SK3 R. Purdy SK3 A. Reyes SK3 M. Tsang SK3 D. Williamson SKSN M. Eilander sion, was responsible for providing all data processing services to Kitty Hawk. With its 70 terminals, S-7 averaged 75,000 documents and 200 computer job requests on a monthly basis, in addition to maintaining the many Zenith 12.0 mi- cro-computers on Kitty Hawk. The S-8 Material Division was respon- sible for receiving, storing, issuing and shipping. S-8 maintained 40 storerooms containing more than 110,000 line items valued over 5220,000,000. The S-8 Humpers lived up to their nickname providing 24 hour service ensuring Kitty Hawk had the material it needed. S-9, the Logistics Su port Center, pro- vided aid to the Hawk crewmember in his quest for material. LSC also main- tained the ship's technical manual li- brary of more than 4,000 volumes. S-9 handled nearly 8,000 requisitions during deployment, maintained the ship's 250 typewriters, 40 Xerox copiers and 10 word processors. 65 Kg-,M Y L. in-I , .W M52 W. Reyes BM2 A. Sutton M52 K. Thompson N152 5. Torliatt M52 D. Turley AQ2 K. Tyson M53 C. Carlson M53 Z. Custodio M53 R. Davis M53 V. Deamico M53 E. Diaz M53 K. Eidelbcrg M53 N. Fulinara M53 T. Hoaglund M53 M. Lam M53 W. Madariaga M53 V. McGregor M53 C. Mora M53 A. Navarro M53 J. Putnam M53 C. Ramirez M55N J. Academia M55R L. Angeles M55R D. Beals MSSR D. Bokar MSSR E. Borreli MSSN G. Brucelas MSSN R. Champion MSSN J. Collins MSSN M. Cooper YNSN W. Correa MSSN T. Cox MSSA R. Cuencca MSSA R. Floras M'-,SN N1 full N1 'olil 1 I N N x 1-C 1 MH N I 1 MHHN MHHN 1 N155 X X TN 11 1N1HHlx lx 1 L nn . ' Y Sf , 'lun N185 11, CQml1xe'y M5555 il 1ll1O'V411.1 N1f3fiN 1' l1.llx11'-U11 N1?if5.'X 1x 1111 nun N1?i?G1i 1. lolm--on N1?5f5N 1' l.l1111'l'11 N1?9?5N 1. l.mp .Yi IT . nk ' .... 1.151111 ' . li. TN .lIX1Ll0.' .- . 1. 'timu' ff' 1. TNQ 'lf -7-5 I. Mendoza qs, 7 W Nlmhcr zwfwang Q ,I Vzrwda xx- '-Q2' lx. PUNJTJ NISSN A. Reyes TWSSR. R. Rodriguez N19-SA R. Sauvc TMSSA C. Siemcrs MSSR R. Stone TUSSN J. Strong NISSN C. Villamil N159-X 5. Yirigillio N19-SN XV. W'yliC MSSN C. ZA?-HOW ' J. LJ UCF S I 1 SHCM J. Bennett SHC R. Bowden SHC C. Rivcro SHI R. Abutin SHI A ftlllllldllf lwffl A N4lIll'14J will I'.uUIH.1 'vl ll R Riw-1.1 HI L1 I ll.-C .u.fm.m 'Sll.'.l ljldf 'will YV ll.llL 'l 'vi ll R 'Quutlm HI IL ll fnluln ' 'JU lx .-Xllu--teunl K-. ,-H3 U lhxkvx SIU I' Mxxng-hx' 5-I U ll In-1-m.m SH3 lA Yrunmnis S113 Ll. Fannon SH! lx. Bates 1 n fn r 1 ' ,. kill'-'Nl I lf-vlaxri.-uri . V . v nl l'-N H ra- nw l ilf'lV'Tj, Nl WY l kfariyglf'-Min QHSA 9. Toux-,aint QHSN C. Yarncll Slrl9A. 1. Williams SH3 j. Phillips SH3 D. Stacy SH3 il. Walker SH3 L. Woods SHSN P. Gilbert SHSN K. Helwick SHSR D. Hughes SN F. johnson SHSN D. Kauffman SHSA H. Le Blanc SHSA C. Lowery SHSN K. lviason SHSN R. lviolir SHSN D. Montoya DK2 DK3 DK3 DK3 IJK3 M5C5 Y. Nepomuceno M51 Y. Abuan M51 A. Cabauation N151 V. Corpuz M52 T. Askren M52 C, Jarvis N152 ,i. Hannon M52 K. Harper N452 R. Perry M53 5. Brady N153 1. Cox M53 C. Deal M53 K. Hasclcy M53 M. K.icznmrck M53 1. Muni M53 5. Snipes M53 F. Vciga M55N T. Anvik M55N M. Castlopc SN W. Fcrnan M55N C. Francis M55A R. Friday M55R 1. Griggs MSSA R. Hanley MSSA M. McDaniel MSSA M. Miscke MSSR M. Morgan MSSN K. Pollard MSSN R. Poole MSSA R. Seckamp MSSN H. sp..1l MSSN W. Syclna-L, l'N li. Vill.mu1:v.1 .-X lx Xlkl l lllljll , UN., lf ll: wx-1 y I .- Xlx.. lx Mata Xlxll lqthlllyllf .1 'If .-Xlx.1l'. ' .-Xlxi R. Xlx.-X.-X ll. K lull o' Il Iv--cn lllx'lxl'I'lIh' lllmomlkon S-6 DPCS J. Sandoval DPC F. Francia DPC P. my UPI C. Ndson UV2 N. Perez IDV3 Ci. Boudrc-.iux DVB K. Hines IDPSN T. Adkins UPSN M. Convcrfsc DPSR S. Crummcl SA D. Fiddick IDPSN M. johnson SN A. Magee DPSN M. Sens DPSN j. Simon DPSN M. Urquizo DPSA C. White DPSN I. Ziants AKCM E. Lott SK1 R. Carranza SKI J. Holder SKI ff Huff SK2 Bllllff' SK2 '-null.:-, AKAI .1'xlv.uv'f 2'xl'Q,l. PM Hnpn-.!f' Hi-Ls N1 lmul-A, ARK IP l,.llllll'I HI-U M hm il-'ll :Xlxl :X lu-L.u.l h-ini ll'-In 'vl ll ,-X l'1'.1u 4- KJ YN' t'lHl'f.Ill.l '-lx! U Xfnrwlnrrm KN 1 .-X--Noni X I NN I bun N lx bun 8 ii, :X lk .N .- .-X vm 1.1 s . 1. . ' A SR5 '. ' - -,wlnx ,A AA D. Billings SKSN M. Biritz AKAN li. Calderon AN l.. Carlin HKSN ll. Coiiyulino SN ll. lliywalt AN l7vRoclivinom' AA CI. llonlon SKSN if llilluml SA Civlilcl AA li. Cliitton AKAN l.. llarris. SA R. llc.-mlrick AA l.. llouwrf AKAN D. jones AKAN D. jones SKSA T. Keener SA K. Knowles SA D. Ladage AA C. Lombardi SN X. Luong AA H. McCall AN M. Mullinax SN D. Oakley SA S. Powers SN M. Sanders SA I.. Sulfllidgll SKSN R. Sirnrmm 'QKHN U 'wrmtlu KSA tlllllfll UA ll f'vN'l'lU'Y t. 5-NI .1h'xx'.lul AN U SllHlX'.Hl SN I.. lA.u'l--vim AA A. lvl lug' SKSN If 'I'lmm.x-- A.-X I. Kalm- AN R. liamiolplm .-XA ll, Riclmulr-on AKAN B. Rindercr AA A. Romero AKAN E. Yaleros AN K. Vande-rbish AKAA B. Vveigand ,ga . A-1-'T' ...I . . x - 'fkixi iw Xi iimmw . -...iii K xii- w. .wL1. T. iiiiaui Nixxii R. Smith HKU ki, Stump ICP. C. Brumhaugh A03 D. Hughes IlN12 R. Hughes .-XK2 E. johnson AK2 Lcimkuchloi' IMP. A. Louvicrc BTP. K. fviorrcli SK3 B. Carroll IC3 LI. Davis ITV13 M. Min-nor l..'I'3 B. Montgomcry SK3 R. R009-0 SKB I.. Sapp SN Cf Quinn 's. r J ,fi TFT .nv Ssfxccfrr if Q17 img-U 'y -lp' Q51 22540 F, -. -.-,- ,,- W- , .,.,,ff-gf, 4 ' -4 . ,., , ' T' 'x,t7,-3 .C 1 r l.irr1T.1 l.rf, 4.1 ' H 1,21-J' 4 .ll S '-JX11 li ornuth M1 X1.5turnp ICI C. Brurnhaugh A03 D. Hughes HND R, Hughes .-Xfxl E. johnson AK2 Lcimkuchlcr IM2 A. Louvicrc BTP. K. Morrell SK3 B. Carroll lC3 C. Davis IM3 M. Mizcncr ET3 B. Montgomery SKB R. Reese SK3 L. Sapp SN C. Quinn I v Q 5.w. , M.. bk. LHIQ I- grim HF? 01731323 11640 Snrouxs ' 1 I I 1 I 1 , I Executive Department Officers ,1 f'vf1:, l 2 Executive De artment is responsible for the smooth flow of information throughout the ship. Whether the infor- mation is a personal letter from home or a ship's instruction signed by the Cap- 4 tain, Executive Department handles each with equal care and professionalism ' i Lieutenant Al Pavich, Executive Admin t Officer manages the accurate and timely 1 flow of information to the command. To n assist him he has a team of yeomen who J handle many of the daily tasks, such as typing correspondence, preparing the 5 Plan of the Day, and maintaining the 1 orderly flow of memorandums and mes- sage traffic between departments. The three divisions that make up Ex- ecutive Department handle very differ- ent aspects of the departments mission. X-1's work centers include the Public Af- fairs Office, Special Services, Post Office, Print Shop and 3-M. These workcenters f handle the three M's of of Morale, Maintenance and Mail. X-3 consists of the Personnel Office, charged with maintaining thousands of individual service records, and the CO's Office, which handles the Commanding Officer's official correspondence, ship's instructions and many other administra- tive duties for the Captain of the ship. The Counseling and Assistance Center, also part of X-3, is always there when a Hawk sailor needs a hand. Finally there is X-4. It consists of Legal and Discipline, Ship's Investigations, Master at Arms and the Brig. X-4 is charged with maintaining good order and discipline on the Kitty Hawk. l fM,v. ,tw - I ii 'ilgQ5'tV2a'5 i? , M. iWg,t01,, s is ' Jffmib -11 E , gt p ,EW ml LT .-X. Pavit-li LCUR 1, 9.3,-K-,s,-K-in LT QI- Bulxogkg LT L4 Nash L TIC l. Bourne LTJG T. Davis LTJG D. Johnson LTJG A. St. John r 82 fri: 'W' 1 or - 5 an .Q 1? V N N3 X1.Hriuik NNSN N Bondw X NFA S. Niunicll UWCN1 U. Kidd MMP' ID, Brown SN P. Ramos Special Services PC2 D. Keillor i SN J. Hayes SN j. Woodard Public Affairs ,Me IOC R. Remington 101 M. Hofflcr ICH M. W.1ll.a4n- YN3 CQ. Ha-.uni IL 73 CQ. Q'hdVt'f ll U N. Quinn YIUJ IT, XN'1.1y SN lx. Uomiwin i 'CE -u-. 'I 3 4 V , 1 if 1 'Xiu L-S, f! I I , ' .,.,,,,...-.Q---.,. , I at A ' 3' W 2 'f i1-i -sq ,, 5 F . 1 3 1-1. ., ' M, sv , .---far H ' pr--v , K F , K .. . ,lf . 1 n,,' , QM Y PCCS F. Hall PCI -1. Thompson PCI R. Rittcnlmusc PCP. '35, fldllfifhild PLN2 LI. Uvcrstrvct PCA K. Bmlv VC3 l.. Hcdgcpcth SN ll. Cfxocco PCHN Nl. wldfobs PCBA l,. Lutz PC 'SR H. McDonald PCFSA R. Ycmtz LI2 K. Dragon LI2 F. Lawhorn LI3 T. Pelletier LI3 T. Stanficld SN U. Calam- SN li. C1114-rxmn Print Shop CO's Office NNI U. l7vQl.nlle'r X1 Nl U. Pl! -I NNI U ?9icUv-- NN3 IT Paul NN3 51, fxickluirc XN3 XY. Quick XN3 Ll. Sanchcf NNSN M. lxmuskopf ,, W NN Nl N1 INI Mill: j. :r CJ. Stcighnffr I, Wa'-,lv'y N I Hu- lu INHN A l,l'l!ll4lf N M rV1.Illy'l'llv' Nil. I, Q .U-.-.l-gt 3 U. Bx'o.uiwcH Legal And Discjipljne LNC F. Haisch . :-7.E5x 'HM Vx Ti ia! f- - . R MACM R. Urban MAC E. Hoag MAI C. Bqlts MAI A. Doneaon AX1 V. Duludc AMS1 M. jefferson M51 W. Loo MAI T. Moltimorc AHL! M. Powvrs BTI li. Ruzo ClM'I'l C. Scull AIN 'If Shilling. D52 R. Alexander ASMZ H. Hairc RM2 D. Heath SH2 R. Hudson M92 M. jones MM2 L. LaValle AMS2 C. McClellan MM2 j. Reid O52 J. Scism MA2 M. Serrano 75 4. 3? fi V '11 Ln . fm , ,,, l-41W1 1. 20,11 1 rT1'7 NTAI A. l,,L'iw.1 RCI 5. CxT'Ob5IH.,11I fx ICZ C. Lee IN1.-X2 R. Tdoore A03 A. Glimpse Twiax 4.4-3- , .88- 9 A r0f' T715 K .-'11 -53 Rl Q s-a r. F i,, 1. y0't't't'z'e'4 'AOMOQZQ ,:g,hgs.,S X g?56iQw',. Hi ff M lx NIMH mo ob vs on Q 0 as 0.f.0.0'0.0,li fo'o'o'o'o'o' NNN f N.0'9.0.0.Q fum ...L 1 N., - .A....,..:..,.:g1,3 '-vu.. 4.31 ul 1 'T' 1: to P .Q ,ev 44' 1 4 .fl 39... ' an ' 9' 'ls -. -4. a 1 U 'lc I L, g , cu-Q, .. A lf 1' f .,.,e 4 J 'Q 1 vu.. .1 ,Q - .r 1 ,. Q, 4 -- ,, vi, pf. ,.. i ,i J ,ul .- .Dfw Ja 'Hg f .: f ,... V . . .,,2y,,-,.f 1' ff l L- 2 ' Q. 1-4, 460' '. .BX-E Hg - ' . .-, ' .P I , el -I ' l V wil, The oceans of the world are vast. Finding the way across the endless expanse of blue is the job of the Navigation Department. And it takes a unique blond of the old with the new to accomplish this, raglfh fulfill other responsibilities. The Quarter- Anqignl mgrinrgfg uggd f-,rgprgdngg ,ini ffjiifji fin fxs TT1.!1fTZ.!fTi l'?lig6 logs and keep A on tht: position of the stars to guide them on 1 2 on bridge .at all times when the their way.Tod.1ythf: rnun in Navagatiori 'LII S Jr uriie: Thin' aiso stand quarter- usn? llmtg l1lj.jVI'l'15 :U Kandi- tlirgffi in pluf v , r Gifts- :TT QUIZ :xiii Zlicj'Ll?i.i.1ZC'l'1JX'lgA your-,1f, But rim, is not :iw f,:'ifj,' :- 15,1-,M t--.itrxqeps for the ogcnns 0 finding out wliurv in lla: -if-uf-ri 12.-f lint 'Q HAWLV i-, .: 1-:.an.t- lxpztx' ltlault travels. N-illlK.illl1Il .il.o :viz -,ri Mfzpai'-t. 11 7 N..-.gi Lo: .irtmvm ilhlll A -.y-.tr-mu, -,uf li .iw knlftlhi -,f - rv -r .ji Navigation internal navigation system. Something new to guarantee the ship is on its proper Course. Although plozting the course is the most imp-g-:ianiioh of :neTQuartermaster, they also Y v 8 sm!!! C.-XPT VV. J. Haley i l l A fi fi . 9- Nr .--u vs f lllllli ll llinn-xiilt-iz l ll li 'mn lxligm-i kjlklki ll Html-- Qlxll M lN'il-.on if . as , rf u--. ,..,-'ff' Q . . s 'll . ,Wt J-ix 1 3 .' fc 'I ' L .-wtf. X . -+ liww .a- Q-.ax E al? ..-- '- . . , . Kwticu LOTSO QN13 il. Yillegas QTMS.-X B. Dean QMS,-X ul. DiSilvcstri QTN15.-X ,l. L2.1rrctt QMSN 5. ml.- QMS.-X 'lf Txladdox Qkif-1.-X N, Tdclton X NS,-X U, NUX'iI1'Nlx1'Y QhWNl7lhmi QmwN rsnw kjPx1SN R. VX'hitvl1m1s-v W.. bi Charting The Course W M 5 'F ,ur 4 R, , ,.-,1,, .. Q 3,-iw Q ' v ffl X' ai 1' if? E ! -fer? T9fE.'?.0 K X Wt. Ln . 1 531 V .. Vg Hp.: ' V ' x' f,.. 11,3 Y N :. A, rm' yu ,, 1, 1. f WS., 53-jwf. 5 In wk' f-.if .' ,sinh-vt'-F, Q jf .rf , 3 Q ' W Q ,- , - ' - A ie, 'K 1 fl?-: ' Q . W W 'R 'we 'lift' uw' Paw' W' a 4 5f- A , vw way Tv- , If U 1- V-1 , I , ki . kiwi! , . Q vw. - ' ' f 4- W . Q, 1 ,I t ,W iglgffkfl- 'FV' M 1- Q N U . ,.' Q ,-1-.Jw , Priendl Island Known as the sailor's favorite port , the Philippine Islands stretch 1,100 miles through the western Pacific Ocean. Consisting of approximately 2,700 is- lands and inhabited by 52 million peo- ple, the Philippines are also home for many Kitty Hawk crew members as ap- proximately 29,000 Filipino citizens serve in the American Armed Forces worldwide. Kitty Hawk crew members were greet- ed with light showers as the ship entered port in August. The rains continued, and overrode many schedules. Nearly four inches of rain tell daily, whith helped cool the normally hot and humid cli- mittff. 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' ' -'J --1'.A1?:-- -L , ,- , ,. .fn f f jig. 5'1- A H li N. U I R Mat l A ll VN 'vlill 3 Safety Kitty Hawk maintained an enviable safety record on her '85 VVestPac. The record is in lar e part due to a core of professionals wio know how to get a job done right. More importantly they know how to do it safely. The eight man team, led by Com- mander Ed Powers, were constantly pa- trolling the ship. They look for anything which might pose a hazard to the ship or her crew. Their success speaks for itself. Each man inthe department has a spe- cialty, whether it be Flight Deck, Engi- neering, etc, They advife other depart- rncntf of 1-atety violationf while instruct- ing therrt of ktepv- to take to correct proh- lemf. Safety if .1 snail .icpartrncnt with .i laig joh kt-t-pirig Kitty llfiwk opt-rating fullfflxul BCT' 'ti-ni T l N llllll 'li Dye, ri T lilvi -. tall lil ' te l l l ll 5 l.1.lr- ,Nl ll. l'N...,14 SNL-Nt l-.22 ,' l ff r .' f ' n f . j f ET YYY' Vx 7 flpr ,W4A 1 nm. W .. s I S ' 0 - ,ii r .E' r , A its-mm i ff- i-rg -,sim .za . ,Q . 'iii-'J Q' 1 ' 's V-' Tm?-1 ' fax, , .Q -.,f Q-4 'x..5 , .f .,,,-tw 1. .yu , ,N in .ki-T,-5 . J., I .gg ' - .- Vfk. M41 + Deck Department Dfficers A .evr vt. Q ' gi 1 sg iitffbcitvlsgffflfh 1 T s 0tw1fi+fQr,,',gZA5,2,f-mregg' ' 'Wei No engine can run without fuel. This holds true for Kitty Hawk as well as her aircraft. The job of getting that fuel aboard belongs to the Boatswains Mates of Deck Department. During an underway replenishment the men of Deck Department man up the various provisions and refueling sta- tions. Phonetalker, signalman, winch operator, winch checker, deck rigger and rig captain form a team which ensures the fuel and supplies are safely and effi- ciently transferred. The hazards of hav- ing two ships plowing throu rh the seas a few hundred feet from eadh other are many. The lack uf serious accidents is proof of the warchtulness and profes- sionalism uf the deck searnen and their ptjlly Ui-lici'!5. Bur the L'NKt.ll' ix only one part of Dift it Drfpaizrzit-ri: There are many less glarriiiriiu- ,tilt-y tri lw .ions tliipping and pairitirie ::z.iirii.firiiiigy :lit .intliois and ilniiri- ir iffy .tri Eli L.ipt.i:r'is gig, -!.irit!.!iL1 Z Jw' AHS 'i.i!Zt'!.iith XN'.i1tl'1t's iittil !!.ii7' lo: ii- ii 21.111'iiii 'llit!l'NN'lll flirt. it '5. 'ii llir riiin ul ll' .L li' L .irtrm 1.1 flat! .irsii .iw it im ll LCDR j. U'Leary l.'l'lKl VV, C. lini- I- V 'V l. l li. I , .vwaitr ILNSQ IJ. Wi-til IZNS li. Kuwa- QQVVL lf fuuilvltl Deck ffice UMC lit Colviri N NSN l. Lxliacori l N 1..f f--- ' 1-4? YQ if F31 1 A, ' ,- if E G - fi-f , -. A L in QM BMI M. Cigar BMI Y. Hamilton BN12 D. Hari BN13 1. Fair BM3 A. Richardson B543 C. Smith SA Bvglcy SN R. Horny SN Cl. Biinvi SN nl.. Qlilvy SN rl, Cliiii SN M. Ciuniiiiings HN I. C..iil.i+-.i HA H. Clugnity HMBN R. Hawkins HN C.. l,vnz SN R. Ronspicz SN R. Winklc SN H. Zayas BMCS E. Simpson BM1 W. Mayhew BM2 R. Hobbs BM3 I. Albrecht HMB U, Antimn-,vrw ISM3 K limmii liI'w4,X K Mi V1-y l4M.1 I. Ku4yjm'l'- UNH N14 AI.-liltl iiiV1?5N li. link-1 BA U. iill'vlll'V QN A ki.Hlxil'l.lll.l H.-X U. Q olbvxtnn BMT4.-X X klwxormuiu QN R. Q-IU! GN ll liL'NN'.llxi First Division 1 X I n 1 M -i SN R R f-'wr-Q SN K Rumi-. SN VY, Sadlffr SN Y. Tcjera SN M. VViley SA B. Windsor SN D. XNyatt HMSN R Stom- U. Hivcly 17. lxuxz R, 1.1m- M, lnngxs 5. ldllww Cl, Mwlim S, huge' I7 l'.nl-NH I. Vvlxu IJ, Pruitt Y BMC C. Ortega BMIS W. Bowlns HMI K. john-.n ru l5l'v1L S. l .me- BNLX N1 YU'-Hx l3Tx1.1l,XN'1-lk SN li. lin rom 21N lx, limmllcx SN lf lixxxmt SN T. Ering S.-X E. F.mstin.x SN K. Fcrguson SN D. Calla SN S. Garner pr in Yr if .- ff . V- 'X A . lx 11A XY wN A Humax SN D, lkahlcr SN J. TN1.1fDormld SN lx. Mann S.-X T. Txicfourt SN R. IN4cllvn SN S. fN4inglc SN l . Pack BMSN R. Palscll BMSN R. Rvynm SN IU, Rlumdw HN If 5.unp.n1g BN ll. Spa-rum SN if Ylqdlflil' HN 'l vlxtHVIl'wl'lNi 'W Ist 1 f f' F Q gw di I . ,N E ,, M- 1 x I Affx -I, ll is ,...J I. ll 21 '16 x, Q. M 7-jx.,,.qi , We wr V 4 1 4118, ,,.-Iii:-31.555 qv , -. - 135- 5- A- '1W:d5J,i--il'4g3ii:g fx,-Jf A. ii-igfrw-1-:LI 1 A -353. ' ,. L. Q ,, Am' H , ,. - , 4 ..a-, h H - ., ' 7'v,iL' .f ' ,. 1,21 11 f' ' -'nf-. -, l .- V,...'a 15g,w :.f-ff - K - t KM. ,,.. -fx.-.m., . . ' , ., - ,.fv,,, ' , ,-4.3 , M' ' 7 ?'--'-V' .. 8 ' M? F ,,V, 'n k , ,fs-we-A1 .47 - 3 , , 1 :T 'f'f--: wp . I f.:,-.1,c,,y,- V V: 1 . Qf-i'Ei4:f? 'F-faf'f- 1 . . 5' ' ' ' 11+ .4 1' f wif Wrriffx-'. W v -, , L-f f'-wg A2 - X, .ng L. 'V' M -4- .A ,..,, ,z,,'5,.i,g,.f7. as . b V+ , , -J, 1' ' , . ' 1 , L S ' -' ' -' -MJ? ' 4- .a- R ,-5-..,.,, Ag. 513. , K ww ,,,4, A t-,wr ,, H- , -fff -4-.1 .- -M .- w, , Q -' , ., an Vip.-'f 2 xm l f w .wffiiwfa . '7'. ,?.Qf Q ii ' fag, af' A '! , Y -. 1 -V -'. ' si E, ' ,- 'f'?'94, NAA7 'W 'f'2 :w 'i:: , 1-4 4 -..,'.:d.:L'-wa-V ' W -v -. . 'W.'r2,:f,, W ,A ls- ' f f Q Q' ' '-ff 1 L, ,... ,, NV . A., Medical Ufficers Man down! Man down! As those words ring throughout the ship the men on Kitty Hawk are assured that prompt and proper treatment is on its way. The Medical Department provides that es- sential care and treatment. Medical doesnt just handle emergen- cies, At daily sick calls the doctors and corpsmen provide care to: :ne more mundane ills, such as colds aches and pains, Preventive rzteiicine ingfuies shots and innogulations '.-.Erich protect Hawl-1 sailors from a varretjx of .ixsa-:ses they :nay encopirtze: .1 zip: zzaxtfs Should a!'topf:Z:Z.t,fi1'f ,-.ge me. 1 thi: 5.1f:iit.e:i Dr::3a:.Z':.. .. Q.: .iz :Z-if. training and f:c5.:.pf:.e!pt ici-:f'1,,i.c IOS . profffsstonai 2:-:a..:.-:xt Arg.: fini: LN ffven a pha:::ca-..j Q.-j viz--1 .1 Vl1:i:izi7'Il.'? .-c.f,...fLf5 ,.:'.:v .tix ' ...all Zllff whiff .t ....'Ll- Ir':,,1' .cf -.i.LX' pf:r,U:,f lvxufnr.. ..i, v- .f til ..., 4, .1..1 Q 2.111 !.YP7t1Z!!i'!L! 1 Q..:..l .1,caY. ,' Q' .1 ,.,, g ir'T..t 'qt zu-.Q-f-rt Qtr' .s ,- .,st , ,:cr1-- .sr Nlfvinnt llf-gan.: , :t f .. t. ..,. .s:..: Hosp, ,5 ,, A L llll ll All Clllft H3 7 fi- If lfili 54.1 .'. IC Ulf: ll rt 's r l lugs QXMHW Corpsmen J - N D HMCS R. Heisaler HMC Cecchettini HMC R. Dallen HMC J. Webber HM1 S. Langston HM1 S. Morton HM1 T. Roscoe HM1 L. Soriano HM2 L. Bond HM2 J. Minick HM2 Cl. Osborn HM2 S. Payne HMP. j. Sanchez HM2 Villareal HM2 j. Welter HM2 T. Wilson C HM3 P. Abais HM3 O. Adams HM3 D. Albano HM3 T. Armstcad HM3 D. Bennett HM3 D. Bicrdcman HNL3 C.C'0nst.ar1tinc HM3 M. Cram: HM3 W. llllinglmam HM3 R. McKcenzif: HM3 D, Mm num HMA l.. RUlN'lf'-Ull HMS R. Stklllhlil HMS M. 5t.Dcni-Q HMS S. Sublctt HN M. Bizinski HN J. Blair HN N. Cipollini HN VV. Lashley HN R. Mock HN L. Torres HN D. Upshaw H1 J' 'hut' A Z 2 I 04 I52 II. rn uso 15,1 Q s K 5-NN 4 XT its , .Lt ,'.,,' lv' f f -va N.-,. A 1 -M Q- - .- u-' - -- ' Handld ,,v-- X. CITY! ---nn-vi gn in -2' i x .uv-.cf.amnm..gip.M.... I ' A ' 1 ' ' V' 1g.gz,0.H,ljLU :pf . A . .. A K ,-.M i7 J-fb - . Y , T ig L- F -1 W X M f I? fi 7 .n-' 'K 'iP.r1--.- -, .JB ,sim .Lf--J.,-. -' -. J p a r Dental fficers Dental Department is tasked with pro- viding proper dental care for Kitty Hawk crewmembers. With more than 5,200 men and 32 teeth per man, that's a big job for just four dentists and 13 techni- cians. Don't let the size of the department fool you. Dental provides complete den- tal health care, including preventive den- tistry, oral surgery and prosthetics. Dental personnel are also trained in mass casualty treatment. ln the event of a mass casualty Dental personnel assist Medical in the care of injured and wounded shipmates. Dental spaces are also used as a blood bank. Here blood is collected from the Ships walking blood bank should transfusions be needed. Dental provides a vital uontribution to the health and well-being of the Hawk sailor. Tha! they do their job well is evi- dentcd in :lie Htlilcs of the crews CDR G. Cummings lklVlQK1li1:i lk ltlx A l'Nl.ixx-.tal ll Ki L'xl1lii, 'T' .ff .4 . If rj X D 1 X ,,. , 5- I , , ' X x , L. N. 'Mi M' ' 'MH' ,f ,, :5,,c.J5?f5 if A ,rl 0 4+ 'Nr ' x 1 -4 .X ?1-- ,. 6' - iii-c 4. ,gy L ,, ww -,., ' r ' A97 s I . I 7 -s ,.1 6, 4 I Vw. Skifii + I' f -an Q S, JL., tment av -Q:'1 A. A 'Y 1 4? vff S. I 4. B- 136 Training Department Officers Readiness through training is one of the better known phrases in the Navy. The USS Kitty Hawk Training Depart- ment coordinates the entire spectrum of training requirements needed for an air- craft carrier to complete its mission. The department's work force is divided into four main offices, I Division, Com- mand Career Counselors ICCCJ, Educa- tion Services Office KESOJ and Schools! TAD office. The I Division's primary function, as the Command Organization Effective- ness Specialist, is to assist the Com- manding Officer in implementing man- agerial and leadership programs, provide expertise in Equal Opportunity and Af- firmative Action issues, monitor drug and alcohol programs, and provide sup- port for Overseas Diplomacy programs. The Command Career Counselors QCCCJ are the program managers for the Commanding Officer's Retention Pro- gram. One of the major concerns of the CCC Officer is to conduct interviews on programs and benefits, It is also the re- sponsibility ofthe CCC to train and sup- port the Command Retention Team and to keep them informed of tfhartges in policy which may affect individual altr- tutles towards the Navy and this tom- matnd. The Commanding Office-r is in- formed on retention team activities and situations which have a positive or nega- tive impact on retention. The Educational Services Office and the Schools Office administer off-duty as well as on-duty training and educa- tion that is conducive to good morale and operation readiness. The primary func- tion of the ESO is the administration of the Navy-wide examinations for ad- vancement in rate. All requirements for the exam, such as professional advance- ment requirements, military leadership exams and military correspondence courses, are handled through the ESO. Two of the most successful and popular programs among crewmembers, Pro- gram for Afloat College Education IPACEQ and the functional Skills Pro- gram are handled by ESO as well. ln addition, there is the Defense Activity for Non-traditional Education Support Program tD.-XNTESI i-.high is .i college correspondence program sri up through the Departrrient of Derertse and st-let-ted universities :iiiougitout the Limited Status Ellie 'lS:3.U stittt-E tract' ulitain- tirin- tas tor toirital xirilrti rv training lirlltting and tundrrig .iii t-z,:.iti.-rt to: tlttf-it N.it.'y 1tlttitil-Q JH' .il-tv lt.1!t.iir'i vsitlttlt iltt' '-nfttt' triliut i l I-. k1.lr..,. Klfkk ' i xt 5 CDR P. Hoffnian un..- i 'Tai -f . 1 ..f',f 'it ww. f-, 1 IW? Career Counselors NCC P Pclekai NCI L. Bunn NCI QI. Hanson NCI T. Pillnrd ESO VNJ1 I Hxw cyl VNI Lf B.uxvx.1 VN! R. Bvxnmdino VNL M, Hmgan PNK lx Guy I 'Mn fum' K-N! 11.11, . .gf Ima nn I-Division ETC j. Brown PN3 M. Studyvin 4 H RM 1 4 f, IN 'Ji' , -..1...T-m.T... fl l'.'f-li ug: u L Mt Nl'J'1m v IWJIHQG mm ll PJ. iN Um is Ulf' cl :MVT Al' 'I I flllfn, LU U !MlivU'vlZ, Tfllltf- , , 51.5. Mi U 'Jn WA JMU ...,.....---, Communications The Communications Department is made up of two divisions, CV divisior' which con- sists of si nalmen and CR division which consists ofradiomen. The Signalman ratin is one of the oldest in the Navy, and visua communication, the First Form of nautical communication, cgontin- ues undiminished in importance to the ptr:- scnt day. All the planning, organization and training that go into the malmfup nt the signal gang arf: designed for onf: purpose - Zu perzfftz tht: signalmen'-, ability to tr.1nsn'iit and rf:- ceivc visual rr1f:ssag1:s vital toth1:opI::.it:fin-,Z the ship, The signulmfrn ru'-'ide '.':su.il-..J:1a4 ITtUniC.'itiUr'ts willt '-Jrnmp lllfff, il.1glt-Ji:iZt- attl flziwhing light. They rnust also he 1:-pffzwnl-:Q in thc- prinriplfr-.of-.hip rfftogrirtiorx, 5:1741-.A .- to l'l'tiUHI'tlZlf pcrrsorml tlaw, and p-'ririazizi U.5..ind luxvignulliu-1-., and iw altir' iw paw. 4.-fly rt-ritlu-1 lumorl.. Ihr- li.1diurti.srt rating has twin- .1 .i,-:tg llurrl Ilia' tiny-i ul Niurnt' f -,dir lr 5.1-. 1-155-'J into lliv- vlvitrunit .arid iuztiptxiv-I ay' alt. H.iilV'll tli-'.ilnlityt1it.1ll .xrotitni tt 1 .,1 .1 Communications Department Ufficers coordination shore station aggreesivene ss with other operational units and hrouehou: the world. and the and technical knowledge to respond Tdpleli'-' and CO1'fv2QZlj'l1'X the event ot an 'fm-grgfsnq' Af gomrnunications control ship for the 1'tl':5ruup Kitty' Hawk Com- TLlFtiL.111A.'Y'tr f:plTiZ1Xv.'fIZ if tasked with di- rfgttang 'hu ,Qndutt of the fntxru battle Agzoup s 'Ji'lle.EiiU s C'OfNiYNi is the l.'.f:t-: .1 Butt.-,f ez,-up tortwnmertiez and tif. 1: :nit-fr:1..tz.A:1Zutguirc-dfor tulf. r . Jfi. 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',fAA,k?',?4' 5 .fn 1? fl vb a i. -4 it. . Tiap, ' , .. ., 147 Mombasa. This Kenyan seaport played host to Kitty Hawk before, but that was years ago. For this crew, Mombasa - East Afri- ca - was a mystery waiting to be discov- ered. At first Hawk sailors were unsure of what they would encounter, but liberty parties soon found Mombasa a city of rare hospitality. Some explored the town, searching for that one-of-a-kind gift. Kenya is famous for its carvings of wood and soapstone and for its gems. Bargains were easy to find in the many quaint shops and booths. Crewmembers enjoyed a number of modern resorts both north and south of the city. Relaxing on a sandy beach and swimming in the Indian Ocean were popular pastimes, Many went snorkel- ing, discovering the beauty and mystery of the extensive coral reefs, The explorations continued tartlit-r in- lrtml as Kitty llawlg trewrnen took .itl- vantttge of slxipssptmsort-tl touts. Lum- lwring eflephtint-t, it-gal lions itrrtls ot .tritvlupif .intl ze-lim Iiltlliltxl tlwii n.itur.ii lmlvitnt. ivluunt lxil.trnini.irti ti-sing .ilmvv tin' vast plairis- ptmtti-ati .i lm tiny irtlPi'w.-firm tit Atrios Aw tltt' --liip prvp.ir1-ti tu ijt! unit as-.mi limit .int lim, t rvu.im-tnlr-'t-- ttmtiv ws-2 .tn Ulllvl ull'-1 uvrl V s't.o-i',titif- 411103-q xl Nluttilm--.i, 4. . NH A Flu W' in ,V 1 i f i ity E Ei'-5 1? ' J, X, Jig t., .V ' - ' ' .ry . .I '.4,,,- ,ri Y ,f 1' 'X f y ,., , ' Ve 1 L V I I 4-1 if - -, . .Slif- 'yvjilv - V71 ' 'gf' vs 1' va , '- Q... L?-1 Q I - F' ,W-N Vx., -4' A' , . MH.----f,:-swung' N wmv . ' ' .I in , KH, ,ww , ,., ...I i f fi q.,,.,,,,,,,mF, ' .,.-.....--'. W it -..-,lv 'Q' V' W- , ,, Arr- 1 '-'Q --- '- xv' ,,..,f,' Va.. A f 2:-ww , '.-I t m.,Qf?F,g Q' 'M ' 3-4 H- wail b., .-... n -a-. 1 .nm .vp unv- ! x 'Et '1 'O 1 Q 5 ' u .za- '47 L Av Jtiv 'f 1 lf A 9 N A ' . U ' 'MQW v it-51 t -P25155 V' L? 4- J'-M, 5 . Q a .V f' J- 'A' f 4' 5-'4 ,, . ,lt Q 'rh- . Q V. F f 1 5 9 fu J, 9 i X 1 T' ,J si' 'QM O Z 4. .uf ....,. ! A Q ,a 40 Q, ,, .,, IL if : m-, Q-4,1 .-in 'Y I' Q: 'af :fir ftlrylfui J, Q... 3, - 3 My 1 ff. sl '-415 ,ff 1- av ,-a ,O N 4-1, 'L -bv .1 ' w E 4: 'Mk 2 Qs . ,W Qi,-1.,V-H - WT ,- -as P , :UW , , 1' nu! 'qt a , Hp ' 9, fmw f M13 31 .,,. ,,,,. M v awsffgzfififm, N - - Q ,,U.m,.. f,.mu4,'. '-+-.L...g--- Marine Detachment a 4 V a ,H , . I R .S , i --1-., --X o--gg-. Q iq AQ. ' A 1. , in ' , ,- 'N ,Q' W, ' - 9 ,. 'F ' N 'I ' . .1 11, 4 , 1, M, oe ' ' 4 ff' 'L ' 'L I -f- ' ' ' Km 5 'hifi' i ' , H- 'L .f . Wi? f K f a ' 4 'fi !, Marines-Total Securit The Kitty Hawk's Marine Detachment is comprised of a Headquarters and Guard Section. The Headquarters section is made up of the Administration Chief, Unit Diary clerk, DC and 3M systems management NCO, Supply NCO, Weapons Custodi- an, and the Training clerk. The orderlies assigned to the Captain and Admiral also belong to the Headquarters section. The Headquarters section performs the be- hind the scenes functions of the Guard and takes care of the paperwork and oth- er loose ends which may come about in the day-to-day operations of the detach- ment. The Marine Detachment Guard of the Day is divided into two duty sections, Port and Starboard. Each has its own Ser- geant of the Guard and falls under the direction of the Guard Chief and Guard Officer. They perform the everyday functions that are necessary for Marines assigned to Kitty Hawk to provide secti- rity. At times, working hand in hand with the Ship's Masters at Arm'-, they providi- firepower to the MAA force. Along with their regular duties- as security guards. the Marine Detachment i- taskvtl with 156 various other jobs. They provide the Honor Guards and Colors Details for Changes of Command and Burial De- tails, and render the appropriate honors for visiting dignitaries. In order to provide better all-around security, the Marines train qualified Na- val personnel in the use of weapons, such as the M-14 service rifle, M870 Shotgun, and the .45 caliber pistol. Their purpose: the Ships Self Defense Force. These sailors are called out in times of emergency to augment the Marines and MAA force. The iviarines train in depth. They de- velop different strategies and plans of attack that i-.ill surprise and repel any intruders, ln all this the Kitty' iaiank hlaxint' Dt tatliriient hu-s up tu its Biotin' TU' TAI. 5LCQL'RlTxl The pfiiiosophy ui L-split de Limp- is tlrazix' fkitiltllf in list ailiori-J and .it-zr!:n:zi.it1tiii ti! .iii tht- Ma time. on i -i.i .irti it 1- it tlvtv-t!tt -' .md tiiriir.i.ii'rf.' .it-wliipt' .izriirip tlii 51.1 HIV'-. tim! !t':.:i.a' Ein .i tight will .fi all Uptxi uni! The i'ai1i'.'l!.ii-it llitntiiziiirit li.i-- .i ri-pu!.iti-iii fir: 'tiiiiiyf itzyii -Lin tltlltiw lill 'nil 'eli Elini' t-.thai thi . 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I.u lv-on I, lxovllnm' lot-umwxkx N1 TNI. XY. TN1ylntoNlx hi. Mulxw li. Txicnxic N1-lxikiHX 1. Nixxrmy D. Philippe Ni. Riley R. Schmidt ICVL M. Schuster agVl XY. Shinault ' XVI 9 Simms Xp VI, F Soudm' XLXVX KX SPCXXCI' . W , I XLXI ql. X .mlnlswv 1L'l'l XX' XN'.xlkcr lL'I'I XY. XN'ivxvm IQVI 'I' XN'nolc1y IQVI lf Lmmm VIL XX' lixtxlv I' XR X XXI higvr- l'l K' I' XXIOXYIX I' X ' IL K. llxvn-X PM M lXum.nn--1 VI K ix lllfllly VI K K Ilyixlll l'l4 X XHYIIH- l'li PK. Nlvma- VFX X Rlrucifu- VIC M Sculvy VIC Lilllllfl. VH H. XN.mdc' VH WlV'Htff'lX XIX F F sr' . ,4 1+ . -1 ' 5 Q '1 ' . . qei A- X ' V 1' L5 A , M 3 1 M 'aff if 6 Q .'r - I' n 1 1 O 1 I 1 O 1 O 3 4 ' I 1 'VN s'un Bi' f s, 'i V Y 7 ' '. x, ,gn-iw sl' 'in 'EJ 4' 5 M un! vu' , li 'fi ff fx ' 5 ' 1 fe U , v X S 3 i Q1 r - :EW Y' -db 1:-v ,,- . Qi in pal X C X wh, L 7' Q' -v . fax Fr . ,X q, ,. , 'gh yi ' . FV mths., 1' kia, g l 3 N . X. - -ir, 1. x .f -5 wi .V qu 1. :P 'Wl?1F -' 3 1:1-fl!--J-' --:fl ' ,. -uf-View--f-.X ,iv W-f-' 'H ' -..-.. ufvv 'JN ' ' qunvsfhvv- WW- v A' - aa, .,,,, I . V. -, ,.,4:,, ' -. -519R V'ff' ' ,. W -wif' -' , 'wfmlf gnvJ5+': f ' -Hank-v ' if ,H 41-fr, - ..,' .+A I-A A V l 5 . v I .. - 7 '. fl Qff 4 Q fl' ' A 'A 4- bw '45 5.51 ii 'sn P' 5-1-nw....-,, ,, , -,,. - i ,f ',1 mi A - .0 - Weapons Department l CDR J. P. Kautz LCDR R- Spangler LCDR C-. Donadio LCDR C. Salazar LCDR R. Viau LT C. Eberle LT C. Gee LT B. Novicki LTJC- D. Smith ENS P. Peterson CWO3 C. Haynes CWO3 T. Petersen CWO3 J. Saxton CWO2 R. Bexley ff 1 ce rs The Weapons Department provid e A fi ordnance to the embarked air win S read! out the KITTY HAWK's missiongogocug projection. A great deal of teamwork fi. preparation goes into keeping the air . if armed. Seven divisions of men stowwlaxs move hundreds of tons of ordnance in ovgrw ammunition magazines They do e ' from assembling bombs, to shootinlgeiiyfifrlg in replenishment ships during UNREP' handling the everyday chipping and paiglilfz of the spaces. They run the ship's armory and magazines and operate and maintain the elevators whid-f transport bombs and missiles from fl-me magazines to the hangar bay and flight deck Weapons Department was run by LCDR Ralph Spangler during the first half of the cruise and by CDR John Kautz during the second half. Both are LDO's, and as former Aviation Ordnancemen, they have brought tremendous experience and technical knowl- edge to a job usually filled by an officer from the aviation field. It takes many specialists to handle the dif- ferent jobs in the department. There are Cun- ner's Mates, Gunner's Mates Technicians, Aviation Ordnancemen, Torpedomen, Elec- trician's Mates, Machinist Mates, IC-men, and Yeomeng close to 180 personnel working together to provide the explosive punch of the KITTY HAWK. Additionally a five man EOD detachment provides critical support during every ordnance evolution. The men of the Weapons Department have held true to the proud heritage of keeping the KITTY HAWK ready for action anytime, anywhere. I I A i. Explosive ,vp , . .I . .. - .- . rxrx tv x A N - XO- L. O bu KW l . I IL-A KX' Nur x.L-k tmmtt .-X. I X1 Pchox G-1 AC ll 1.1 KIIIIHUIIK'-1 cam rl .I-f.'VVl 'u CQN1C,2l.. Hudson AC D2 K. Kc-nwmthy A02 A. Suu-m AU2 H. Williams. AO3 j. Bower A03 C. Dahl CMC3 R. Griffin AO3 M. Moses 3f S lffl SA L Bn mnu xx n A M Dafrnrd KSN! lxnh Xl X QSXK l I x mx M umm A ,. Scan K n .-X01 T, 5 me ton AN C. Smith AN P. Trosper if! .1 ..- ,-af' ag. Bb Heli' Q Y W rl.: Tan' ' M nf la bw-v. ' I- ' -'B' K XY' XX 'Uym N Z s A 'J ' -'ff ff' +ff'2 xx ' v 1 Q X fx f Lf AOC O Smnh TM1 J. Lott A01 R, Rm AQJI C.. Ru AUP. B, 'ITV12 A f ACJZ H, C 1 A03 ll. I'M3 R. A03 l7. l'M3 A. AL 53 M A03 M A03 K. Pm .-X0.-KN D. Hood AO.-XN YY. Jeffries TTMSN P. Langley SN B. Lewis A0.-XN P. Nlcfaffrcy .-X0.-XN R. Mmvm AN lx. Porch .-XA L Sfhlwirirtl TTWEQN N1. Fvuto A0.-XA C. Noungblun -I3 AOC R. Corman AOC P. Nordin A01 L. Borden A01 P. Caraway A01 C, King AO1 M. Malloy AO1 J. Recd A02 C. Hucnefeld AO2 H. Mandocdoc AO2 D. Shaw AU3 K. Brown ACJ3 Cldydffrl A03 R, M.artin A03 B. Spf.-4.-1-, AO3R.VVl1ita' AC 7,5 P. Vvmuiw ACDAA R, liulxlrxmrm - Ak FAN R. Cl.1--tlvlcll AC VAN nl, Lllnvvx AA L, llxdwnn AA li. TN1.n'qu.ut AN H. Mnomlu AOAN R. Olivcm .X- AA -I. I HICI' AA M. Shoemaker AA M. Stein AOAN YV. Tccm AA M. Vega AA L. VVallacc gf ik' qu S. 7-I 7 o 1 f,. do -n Q5 Z-V, I U- F. :X x 1 ru nu Q' - . T I! Q- . ,. 1 W' -T if n' ?? r W f N 'zz' 4 'I U-IBF Y , iw V . '- IQX H n ,. .L .. ' -1 A A ' ' vi . . Ly Mfr.: pg M i' QP O C O W-Dlvlslon CMTC N. Esquibcl GMTC M. may AO1 T. Kelly A02 C. Browning CMT2 R. Howlc YN3 S. Manson GMTCS D. Wilson AOC S. Gushrowski AO1 T. Hodges CMTC L. Slciclmorc GMT1 C. Cottrell C-MT1 R. Curtis GMT1 R. Halfhill GMT1 R. Loewen GMT1 R. VVard GMT2 M. Adams CMT2 V. Daweritz o-l -----ll CMT! J. Russell LZMTB R. Hansel GMT3 VV. Huster CMT3 HA Ledbetter ClNl1T3 P, Martin SK3 R. Ross CMT3 R. Sanchez CMT3 S. Shclmn A03 M. Stoudt CMTSA G. Aid SN E. Bcrrim CMTSA D. Einlwimlu GMTSN Il. Fcltnmn CIMTSN T, Modrvyn lu CMTSA D. Sticklcy ' ' ' 3 A :VA - 5' .I!f fe Trz,--14 :.N. ' -ff x '.:XsTki5T..'l'a3..'TIliQ'i'2i v-TN E1 i-PKK' T.. x in EL-ff Q 4.4: . 'J ,llpf V ,- as ff Qi-nuff! Q I 1 'V f 40: Q . K Qian xlfx ' . g ' 9 Ov ' -A M. -9 A 1 . - 1 ID'-ali .cq, 4- 4- ' 1 f- 'L I X ' if .M f.. ,NJ ' S155 4 'Vi W . My l . .as,., A L - ggnf 1 Q , W. , , 1 J-rn W yn Of 1:16 371 I ' Q U I. ' 0 4 .a.11'? 'b,,, I , 9 S . 5 ,Q 0 fo 1. Plidunr-ra 4' ,1- V s Operations Officers The Operations Department of Kitty Hawk, as its name would indicate, is involved in almost every evolution that the ship undertakes. Flight operations, underway replenishment, multi-na- tional fleet exercises, port calls . , . you name it, OPS is involved. Consisting of 40 officers and 340 enlisted men working in 10 divisions, OPS conducts highly specialized tasks to provide the information nec- essary for Kitty Hawk to function as a complete and mobile airfield. These include: special com- munications and photographic support, predict- ing the meteorological and oceanographic condi- tions, controlling and vectoring aircraft, detect- ing and tracking friendly and non-friendly sur- face and airborne contacts, locating and tracking enemy submarines, and the maintenance of the sophisticated electronic equipment to accomplish these tasks. The divisions are as varied as the tasks they must perform. OPS Administration handles all matters relat- ing to the operational employment of Kitty Hawk, her aircraft and the administration ofthe entire Operations Department. OA division, best known as the lN'eather Of- fice, obtains data vital for the tomputing oi' at- mospheric effects on radar and radio waves, lt provides information on the temperature strut- ture of the ocean for the ASXV module to help locate and neutralize uniriendlv '-ulimariries And of course O.-X provities at t urate, timely weather reports Z-1 liotlrs a tlav OC division, the air traltit tontroller-4 of the Carrier Air Traftie Control Center tL AT'l'iil, pro- vides mission weary pilots with instruttion-, guiding them to safe and uneventful landings on Kitty Hawk. Nihon necessary, they also lead pi- lots and their fuel hungry aircraft to a successful rendezvous with an airborne tanker. OE-1 division provides continuing mainten- ance on the ships multitude of radio communi- cations equipment. Included are MF, HF, VLF and UHF transmitters, transceivers, receivers and all supporting auxiliary equipment. l F' e 'D' 1-...s X ini to .1 tlireat from liostile aircraft i .1 '-nllfx I .iz warn is responsible for per- Offfillg :lic tunctions essential to eflec- f1NClY..2IYX'O11flllL'UllSSl0n of tlie Com- 'at lntlo:rn.ition Centex' tClCl. Oper- .zznons Specialists are responsible for fgatlzczniig .lisplnying ev.ilu.iting and .ixssciniiiatiiig intiormation to tlte Appro- vmtu w.iit.iie modules for use lw lmttle FQZOUP L'lL'lNL'Ii!s. Ol' .livision operates two pliotoginipli- xt noilctvritcrs Tlie nmin pliotogrnpliic .totzixiteimitiori ot' .ill ot't'ici.il .ictivities llhlllellllg liut not liinitetl to pulilic .il- t.ms ton-rage iiivestigntioiis, inetlical at-poi ls .in.l xtiiioiis qtmlitx' tlclicicm x it ports x'XllL's pliotogiapltic piottssi P, -ttrion piovnlvs support lox t.tc :vlligt-ii. e iinngci 5' ,gatlwi ings. LT M. CDI! 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Bricker , L. l l e- cl .Ll il V V ' l J l -- to 4 l-. l OS division, otherwise known as the ship's signal exploitation space QSSESHS responsible for providing special intelli- gence communications to the command- ing officer and embarked flag offiffl- Cryptologic Technicians specialize in the areas of communications, collection, in- terpretive, maintenance and administra- tive. OW division, nicknamed the lUn' kyard Dogs for their ability to hang on to a submarine, provides mission SUP' port to all ASW communities. The ASW module analyzes real-time and P09 flight acoustic information in addition I0 providing environmental services. OX division is responsible for elec- tronic warfare. 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' M ,fy 3 'f me ,J ' T J K I., 5 10000. E' I -nannies. Q. 0100000000 '!!lx?lOIOllll00 lll.lOlOllOQC'U. I QOOIIIOQI IE'-300.009 J ' V .sf- gf- ,J,,.,. . K., b 1 A.,- Wh B . MJ? In mu -L' -..p 1, T: Q ,, f 7L W tg!!! is .WT si i X x :Q 1-Aff UUHli!,!y' ' o I Q -1 4 1 'zu -Mi. ' Q' 1' C' 91? -, IW V., . .1- ' -'I' 4-, f 15 ' Y -i A -,f f F -,,f,4- I ,.. 47 'ff -i .74-4 f V 1,7 - f ff ff' I ef k,,.- if 41.14- vlon U :dl-0000060 wif' , 1 annul p anoaevlQlsOf fa .ol 0 ,,,,,.g-pqaaoaasaosql nonrllvtaabceuno fpna arooaopoeanoanla-so ,,.,p44aap:pconQov ...psaaupocooo-nn: 4-qopnoenonarv .I . . f . . ...vnanelganlqg-to , P n UQAQQOQQ - .- 1- ...Q-.fu ...qv- JHB- 'ERR DI!-',fg 5 -f A ,1 , G? 7,i 5gfff?iffL--2Vg- , ,ff gf' ' A1 Fd A, 1 'f- A no-....f..w. 5 - ,Q-w-J -my ' -4Q-wwn.- .unusu- HAS Divine services are now being held in ship's chapel. Kock off all unnecessary noise in the vicinity. These words re- sound over the IMC announcing that special time set aside For regular worship For the faithful aboard the USS Kitty Hawk. Divine worship is one of the many dimensions of the Command Reli- gious Program, Kitty Hawk has three chaplians as- signed to provide and facilitate ministry to Citfatholit', Protlrwtarit, Eastern Ortho- dox and otlufr faith groups The Chap- lain , dr-partmfrnt offers pastorai care ,mtl tflllH'iI,'iiHg on an iridividuai and group lmisi-1. li'art of each chaplain'-r rou- tiril' lfll'itlLilf'w lfVl'Hl!lK prayers, visitations lu worl-' .in-as and living wpaurw, brig and -.ii l-4 hay, . , . i Chaplain Religious Program Specialists work with Navy chaplains. The RP rating was established in january 1979, and pro- vides Navy chaplains with professional support personnel who are skilled in re- ligious programming and administra- tion. RPs are enlisted personnel and, unlike Chaplains, are combatants, re- sponsibie for the chaplain s safety when assigned to units in combat. RPS are an inseparable part ot the Chaplains De- partments They are true professionals who contribute significantly to the suc- ness of the Command Religious Pro- ,grains l'N'o:Lin5 togpetitit-:, thaplains and Reli- gious Program Spceiditsts have as their :iiain task to proxteie spiritual nourish- rizirrit to tire Peopie ot Cod serving I ilu- 4 haplarn w Uv-partrru-rit ottf-rf, re- ati--farti the liav.li 'liihisy a.iniinistei the ligiiiuf. miutatruri and nurturf- priigrattis Corzizziarii Rriiuiotis llroerarzi on iielialt' whit li trnlutlv- pri-marital nerriiriar- -,-E -:ity - L to-::z!:zari.i.rig thine: who rrmrriage' 1-urn lirm-nt vvvrit-,, iialri-' stu.: !..if 1' ff .i.:.::, .i it-yi-iii-zixlitx' tor prog ti--., ro'trr'at'., pri' tl:-pliryriii-ri! hziets, aint it ' .i , ri fist-.xi t':i-pz.ittiuir1tiD- rv-urniin wrriiriiiif. lin- li--piirsrwitz rr tr, .i--, 1.1411-ori:iiI.iri.itint:ties rrmilitairi-. .i well atm l- -'il liirr.ii'j,' or if-.ru 5,000 viiltrtriw. anti .ili v'-trri-.i-.rf iii tio vi-.ual hlrrary tall'-it the l'--r,...riiE limi' oprru-nt if-nh-1 lhv' rliaplaiii. ire. tlii-rri-.e'lvvw in ioriirriuriutv teiiritrri. .iii 'ituml iltlllflt t'tHyjl.tlrt-. iurtii tri 5-.izf ,ite whtlv' th-plovvil lin- i hapiainr. .ulvr-1' the 1 -iriiziuizn i- i'-'-tlt'-- tviatvii tu triomlv' mor ii. 3. it if ahihtv. eirietigern y If-aw ah'-in is.. guitti- t'xpri'-.--ioti-- i-ptritiui it- -ne, vii with' vain-tv ol other ionwzn- --piritual .mtl pei--orial All lktttv llawlx i liaplauir- work ' .A lv with the Rell K ii vr-- - in ivieiiisrtg ' Vl'llH,1-llhl I-etithntg xiii'----.isiiw ton. iii - --hips pei'-onnel Ihr- Khag-iam - li-' pattnient is ti'--port--ilfh to: the h.1.-XRS --tation whit-h .i--X-t--ts -im. R pany and etnhaxheil an ning :xi with itnpottant health anti oiftazr 1 to YUNUT5. l'.ttt ot' the ihapfaan- .io t --tant involvement ineiuiles Na-.w Rel-- ar---i-tanee and the Utnhiittsrnan i':ogra 11- ai- well as liaison with loeai efergv k'haplain- are navai ottieers and ho both the rank and the responsihzlzx' o other statt' corps ottieers .-Xs suei: :E-.ew .Ire .lSSigIlt'xi to sea and shore dtttx' with the Navy. Marine Corps and Coas' L,-uard and share the same pressures an.: demands as others in the service No chaplain on kitty Hawk is expected or required to say anything which either has conscience or his faith group forbids. The motto ot the Naval Chaplain Corps Cooperation without Conipromis-' says it well. 232 grill! 0. 1 5154 N2 My 'i i . -t' I 4 ,, ,, i ,,' t, , iq.. . X i lf r ' 'sn , r Z t 1. i , Religious M Specialists K , V I-I ' -J., Ap . - f ni 9 A illllflllfli M153 inane uxsnii an :nun U' 'Rib V fra-,fx - 0gguggg'.,,, L1 i' f f ' f I ,. 1 A ! : , .KW . '- - - fr , 1 r, -2. Q 'fu 1. , '5' f. 'P ' 4 V 1 'fi 5 , 1 N W 1 i y i Q v I f '55 2 , 4: ' ex 'nr' S I' 8 n k ld L L ,yt- Sri Lanka, a large tcardrup-1?1apffi --..,. .4 .m,'1L1.'.... right bfrlow the Indian sub-contirfznz 5f1L':f'.l.4Z Hin- du for Hrwsplwndenz iandw, offezei Kita' Haw-.QQ :ai-ir: rnorf: than an opportunity' to get .zkfjvf f .7 1 5? .A iajs I! was a LhL1l !Cf.'fUf!i'QlfJT'! a nn'--.' ani ' tzng V: ,'.1 'gritty' Kittj,'Hav-'l-1eailurswere-3:.f':i 17. 'L 2.7 'Q'-?i.r:ti.?, bu' whip-wpfpneur-'-i fwurw ' - 5 'v 'T Mn blrafh Y 'vfJff', 1. .fngfs Fw -:iv-.'.,y':, .1 rr1-azwrpgr' 1 - . - Hn' Lani aff: .1-.' Y' 'A 57 X. f -'- 'Q . .mi 1-.1551-r vw ' .uf ' I 1- - '- WHL. F: y' ff.:r,Q H.:..fz9.ff'1j ff A 1 1 'fl1f'1' 'I ' 1 I ' 5 ffuff A I ' 1 11.313 ,f I ,, J . we Q.-...,... 3 m MA, 'fi' ' 236 . 1... W. -I Q Q, of: 5-T , f l F 1 'ID . - 4 s Q ,gif-S: A , .. -Q .vo ,A Y . . ,. Q. , .Y .5 . 401' ,,,l'Q ,'c '1 1:21, '1 G v C fr ,, no 1 , , , . v Tw? 4' . . 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' Q ' -Q 'lifts C s 4 Q- L 4 X .QQ f 1 if 31 M '1- pai 'Nr ' , '. ' FW' fe- 1 1 fa-f 4. -mf nr ' H u A I Q x if' if 'U A L . we-V Yves L' A EJ' 'li i an ,H i, . --f-,...,-. 4-- I ,QV , 9 V , ' f 1-... x vi' ' 'C if ff V .9 'fsff' n p . -:r,g1f.f 25, ,FMI1 -A -.M ,,,,., ---+ -- 4. . -my 4 Carrier Air Wing Nine has a rich tra- dition dating back to March 1942 when the First numbered Carrier Air Group was established as CAC-9. Numerous re- dcsignations took place through the years with the present wing being df:- Commissioncd on March Zo, 1952, CVW-9 made its first vruief' ai:o...Q PHIlr.II'I INL SLA in january V451 partiCip.itin3.5 in opfrratiori-, .rx tin' Q, ,-- il-14 thi' Kim-.m W.ir, from I'1f3-1 Zu 2 .. , , Wiiifg Ninf- rn.n.lf' .in .irourii iii-- L'1'llI .l' .ilumrrl l.fLn 9 llllififlal .xful ' VVl all'.il, I ILll'.0 , .il1u.i!.l IQLJL! Ill' iii KAP-IY.1mI USL: III IJflIJI,I41,1f Air Wiiiyg Ninv' In-.i l'f!'lii1!b1'.' 'I I, f l4ANfrl.li in lv'Iiiu.:iy I'imJ :.,. . - Hldllllli VVl .!l'.1l IlUl1 lin' r1.f Zz., , U v plviiwiit .mr llw limi' iii, iarzfl HSI. I r 4 '..lill'l'., I.lII HAII-.ls r'l' . sz.-ill iff if A e II lun---. .mil .-'xii 3' Spa I. If: tional -Ivpl-ryiiwrir-. i-. If..-.'l'i 1 Il!'xNI.l,If ini lli.lf',l rv-,Ii '.i- nr .lllil wr-iv' Iirlliii-fi-EI lvf .iwfir , Xr!ll'lll-III! -Ivpl-w,'iii--im. 12,-ii IIrIdI'I4l'iI, ll'i'r -KMII IIII H 1 I III' f mI1I'Z . II I'I'I II Iliff CAG 9 Qfficers and May' 1952 -.-.ing :ttsiil peacetime . ,. ., N 5 .'- - A -- cruirwf iv iff: '-iff.-5.11 Peru.. 1 rv 'CONNEE' C's.'I.'i.' -Q FIU:-T ':ff':-' . f . 'l'n'1.'f..: iz r -fx 'Z I , - . -n If P,.i - I ! ' ' 'Q Zfff' iff: of .... X .Vw-.x .f- .,,.,,. ...., .,....... ..L I - . '- 5-.- :.i..?- ' ' - s-xi. fi - - -suf .- I. .... 1: :Y i 'kll I lLIllH'X l I 1 I 'XII lxlllb- 3 II IIIQ I N.-.-II Ik IVR I III-I-.L ll lx Iilrmxil- k.XI'I Ix IIIII II NI I.wIoi Q' ! xr -I' a-Y... - ,...,. 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Fighting Checkmates v 4 14 2 -211 Gfficers CDR R. Plutt CDR T. Timma,-atcr I.CfIDR T, IJLIHBHIAH I.C'IJIi B. Hummf-I LCIJR K, K4lllIl'I I.I'I3Ii I, MQ -'1!'I'-I I1 I AIIIIILI I,I4 li I'.1II.nIx.aH I I I, I7.mu'I I I M Ilmnvv I IA I I'.IIxIIlIl.H'-UH I I' IA I'u---- l I I km-.MII-II I I' I IIxm' I I '5 Iolm--un I I' M KI'-'-IxIx I I4 I5 Iappat I It IW IXIMK-IJIII I I' Ii INIvvvz I I' If U Burn LT I. Oliver LT R. I f:nnim.m LT I. Rairxwatcr LT I. Volkl LT D. I.N'orthin5ton 44 CO VF-211 XO VF-211 I I I, I I L I ia, I I ' P 2, I Y 3 -ig 'L ' v CDR cz. Hull, CDR I. Flaherw , ,V wr 944 .f V sn., r I I Q 1-ar Us '5 V, , 5 Xi- 2 YN1 I. Farmer PN1 A. Ferguson AE1 H. Fernandez AT1 C. Gardner AME1 H. Cordon AZI K. Cuinn ANISI M. I.anf: I'IiI IJ. Iynrwn AIVIIII S. I.JZu AIJI I.. Nvl'-,un AIVILII II I'.1IIIII.1 AID! I I'f-mx. :XII I I'-'Ire-II.: :XIII :X IC.lIlIlI .' .-XINIIII I Iivrnxln .Xljl I IivIm'r.- QXMI1 IQ IQ.--.r. .XIx1 KI '-.ummm .XIXII I IQ Nxntu. .-XNIIII K' '-:Ixv I'N1 I I'.1x'I--z .-MII IW IN'.1IxIr:x :XNIIII I INAm':!Ix .-XQI II Nnkaxrn ,x 4P ' ' ' ' .1 U ,,.-.-.9 ,.... ....,..,-.H 4 . AQ2 E. Heath PH2 E. Hickey A111 Hnllx-, A'I.l LJ Iufu'-. fAXrNAtlQlrV'1 Huh! Inllxif AQJI lull AI Lt I4 lu!!--n Vlfl I lyff.1ujf'1 AMI 1.1 I7 rN11l'llll-bl fx' JJ ll N1lnL I'-1111 .ff rN1mbH.l .-XPx1'v.T N1 Niulfmif .AX I .' N1 N a'r' lx' ,-XMI .T N1 k5n1.x :UU AX Vvrxx Q ' 1 kv 'Ks'- -Xl' 'X Vx ' UW Q-xmi Q1 rw la.-.-Xe AOL YN' lim-- .-Xlwl H Kmimzgu .' :XYHSL K1 'aux' -- All .-X. San vc: .-XQ2. M. Sx'h.l.lfA :XT2 1. Sherman -XT2. S. Schicck AEI T. Stakes fi! X X 'EZ' D -if QQ u',k 'W ag Q 4 1- . ' wf. br .3 E 'max I 1 A51 -1.. M 3 , 'i id v VK 7: I 'Q' Y U 4 '-5 ff 1. Y W V ' v, gp Y xl 1 XX r Y A ! 1 Q ,. 1 1 'X i f 2 41 D i In ,.:a-- J I I W 1 1 1 'H 3-1-I I 4 ,A . 1. AT3 C. Cckicrc AQ3 C. Cicl A03 I. Hillian ANIE3 I. HipoIito YN3 A. Houston AIU? I. IIur'.v AKA II 1.1111-It AIJ VV Iurww AI'VI'1t 'I I'lIIl'I!z AIVIU5 VN' I 1a:. II I 1II !Vf ALM I LI III ,II- XIIII A-IIIIII .XNIIII I NIIHI I I'III I Nu-In INIVI I KI'-I-mu XIX I I'--:IX XIX? Ii '-.1II.'w.x XI I1 IQ '-Imuu KU. Ik 'hmxx 1 .-X05 II '5ImI.u .-X05 I 59mxIIx .-XIV Ii T9uxxIc: .-XIXIIQ1 I' Flu-nazi 32' i,,,f,I HI ISI, Hifi F! nw. 'Il Na- :- 7 V D -v if If ,alll IJ' Z5 AA fx IUIHIAIIIIH AA I IIPIHII AA I4 Inalluv' AA If II.1h-,uh AIJXII-I N1 II.urx. 1 .NTI If IIv'ru.1uI .f ,'XNI'wXI'NII III- I'-1 AN I III-I ,-'xlql,'XIX-I I IIUIII .'XNIII.'XN IR IIIIIU .-X 'X :X Imun I-XMIIXN I' Ix----rv :MXI I.ly1.lHIQ'Il' .-XM?-.-X.'X NI I.nIwx.qI .-XIX.-XN I Iv .-XI.-KN III IL PHAA U, F71 AMII.-RN U o 4 ACI' xI I' vs, ... - .. A?v1SAffl 'I wg-fs-1,1 . AL. iii-ai ..-Q...-... 53? 4 AMSAN T. Snyder AN M. Sturkey AQAN B. Swank AA I. Swegard Mssr-:J ,xnxr--: L mmra It ,ufdars r.1 13.Af.f n nu' I 1 in v . , .1 in 'XIX' lf inn, -xi In .'I'. ll. '-.I 'UQ F' V. M' NH '.' Xtf V IDL Xtyxxo Ii X X54 l' vL Hu' l I4 I-1111.12 1- I 'vw 1 I nrallwt '-llpflmvlu. Q13-'--M pmxulr Ilw In-! Inu- A-' 1-- huurs lmtllr grmup IFN- Vg Ffhlrw- xi! Yi ll .Ur mm-' 1 1 N mfr! Huw xhallrugr KQOIUIIN-II1nil'J Ew KPR R ' H NJllg'l!x'l1 Ihr .130 rnI1f.z--A 1---vw 1 x1I!ln'x'lsvIYf' 2-1 m.n:n!.x1n Il - 1 nn mp tixghhng tm m Nu- 2.3-.x,:.5'-' 1 proud and .ln-lnngxxu-in-A ?fv-:fm-' - the F-13 fury .md I' -SL K 'mf prior lv tmnsxtmnumg to :iw P IL :- X lomlw.-1. 1075 The psioex ee Xi ll fx lished their l'YSPUl.lU0l1.1N Mix? gif.---. X'ictn.1n1 bcfon'ung om- or :Eur Env! Ne Ace ' squadrons, ,.. ,X..A 7,5 - In 1070, YF-2.4 n:x'u:1w:d thc V4.1 FleetB.nllv: Efficiency E .ns.1:Jcx::o:rf - .X A-1-2 f A Fighting enegades 2 UH IDR IJI4 lil! IW Hill l1ll 1411!-' ll lv lil' I5 1 K we K. 'rx l, 'Ii .V AD tn 1-' Il I :Axim 1' If HJ!! I Hn-if IJ l.1.'v' U f.,1',i I9 H11 If 5,1 I -Xu lm. ,Xll.lI l knx YH: fungi-- K..m.g1u Pknrwt Rl- -'.-. an INMINM Nui-wil FUNK tl! lilx, l' f4vxYmn -24 Gfficers x x x 'X lk H LDR LZKS in V152-I ,, , ....-ll-1-3 R negade nlisted 'W 5 T .Mr ' ,' '-al rf' T I-',,, Yr ,QQ , .., '. I Urn' I 'f -' I f1!.vrv.1H ftflf fl f ffmpgfa fnff I Ulflrmrv- flf I fi f1H':Hf:flf' fx?-'1'wl II I-.rudrruurn Af! I Aw-ry 25 AT1 H. Axlinc ATI E. Cheatham DK1 P. Daley AK1 j. Cant AMS1 I. Gardner AMIII Ii. I.ia udiru AMI,1 I.ur'lwIfJrcI AIVIIII IJ, IVI.ar1g,gIf AMSI IC, IVI.1rqu4-1 ANIIII A, IVI4-r1+I-111 I'IYII I-I fI.n1'x .'XI4,I In I ,IIQ1 Mu M mm.-I MH I. l'..iI.'-.1-. 4 . .XIII I INVI- .XKII II ICI-Iwu. xx .NKQI Ii IQ x'-' ru I 'XINII I K Il-I-f I I k'.IIIxIxIX.l .NUI T4 XR Ix.u'tIm': :X I'l I fQ4XIgxxhI .-XKII I SIIJIPK' .-XXII I' 5Iu'5go :XIII Ii I'uyKm1 .. 07 wav? ,ivr ,J T jf H AMS2 H. Chavers AK2 D. Clark PN2 C. Cooper AT2 R. Daley AD2 R. Carcia M52 D. LM: A512 R. MYIYYS AK2 R, M.iIliHf.'l AMH2 CN. N.1'f.iI'IlJ ACJ2 N1. f'.11Lwmu,i Afvfihl I4 lffuffxllyurr All It YN'xlln.nrn AK H N1 .-'xflwrn AI 54 Fxmjw All l Uvvlxn 1 5 IQ C up-' NNXI inullmvlx fx! rl ljvlrmu. .-Xlkl I i.nl--.UU :XR I H l.ru.l.wx-w :Xl U K k.un.'.1lv.' :XKUI K-ufhth :MU Pd Hall .-X If I I 1.11 mmm .-Xfdls U l.mx rx :XQ5 N1 Nivni 1 2 6 'Ti 'N' Q gl.. v, ,. I' Q VF X nu? 5. 5 f Q? X ' ff' ,Q Q H it if V 1' ff W' W K fb 'J W -- N 5 N M I kv a I .p A -4 ,U 1 1 -si ,, .- fu .lf-4 ,,: , 'v,. r 4 r . fi 1- ' Vx I c ff, , t' '44 3 - 4 v 'i ' 3 ' ., . -w I 1 ' l -4 8, Jeal- 'o - I 4 s 1. 4 dag 0 I 1 . , O ,ai Y Ql' A I f, 1 Y 3 ? 1-1 ,na- ? , fi X J ' z W V fe 3 5' 4 ug x Xl NXN ll limb! X4 7'X.'X 'f t'.llhi1'I VK X V 'nuff 'XN1'-NXN l' '-mu! XIVXN K1 '-turf? N K Wm L XFHHXN N1 '-rn X'XN I5 '-!1zx'1 ,XMH XN Q. '- , I X 'X lx l.xx'h-z X X M Hwmg'--uzx '. Xhrmkim -X-Xl X m -X -X.-X I X.m.'.m -Xl -X .-XN IN XX'.x::u N N1 Xkuxon L I I AQ.-XX R RXAQ AMH.-XX L, PR.-XX UT. XXVTLQH PR.-XX -I. lar -JY ,t r N I I X .lr 1 X K VA-165 X I N: X' nk-Y X --X lx t 1 ' 1 ,, W -HHN '- , ., . H, M, N X ' 'ww--'z' Y-'x1' a- ' ' N K , i-N-'JV1 .5-'Q' -x ' 1- . - -R XYW lx X X 11 , - - I - '5 X ci 1 !l'-'-'NIIQEVHX XX X ' X iv- na- .Vw 'X'-' . x '. 1. In . 1 3'1' 1 ' ' s 'I- ',u'1z:Vn'x hiv' EM xxW.'?'i K 'IX' NWN Z'-i,lf',i XN1. A -gl' f - 1.-12-F xx-x H A - NX '-n3'?1gw21,J2u'A.Q !uv1'.x.-' 1 .-.-'z I ,1!1.1.L .zzxmft Fx fx Div' ' 1 '- .ami X X 1C'.'Ew,..1 '- -- I . ' ' f gz:.x.f:-'xt vu ! 'r nu-wi I I ' ' HN' BKXNNH RN trip:-..--. '-' ' W . ' ' ' Nvu':1xlw': 109' .uni .wgs '1 '. N'-2 1 - 5 f ' :lung Zinc Intrzzir' .xx ' 3'-' I 1 ,- ' ' ' ' .xixnari L55 R-XNOXR xx X K if .Y .uni .1 hai! xprnt cn LEX XNx-i R Boomers I IJIQ I u.nm. If IJI4 Ik PMI I III IJIQ Lv IS'-In-Iv-1 If IJI4 I5 Iirlmrur If IDI4 I4 III--I lclmli lklmli ICIIIC lmlvli II IVIQ I I I I.1IHIlIxf'r I I.1l1 I I-luv--1. If Iixu I IF XIIIIXCIIII It IIIx I INIMIII.-,I I I Ix XIIIIII-wrt I I li IIIVIIU' I I IN, IMIIIIIIII-II II X IIIIIIMII III I I' KI knztvm I I' IX' k4I.uIx I I' Il k mxtIvx I I. I IIv.1xII III' IW INI.1Iwx LT R. LT IT INI.1nN INIIIICI I T I' A Ioon LT IT Vcvton T . L Ii. Storrs A-165 fficers CDR R. Knowles, CDP 1.5. CO YA-105 xIS .,, 1' X V,- QS h , . W . LT F.T1won1j:fa.. LT R. THEM Kilfxgl 1 N ,., 4 h., I i P 'R SE , tllnfl -w S aw ae i afpi: Q .5 rin ff -- 2- . ' .n..'., L15 fl 'A-'N -1- ,-V. , L.. L uxhv' v' 21'k.i 'XE:h.1xx. 1 ilk l'.-neu' 1 i'X'1fN hai-cl !'X 5 'va-'.-an K Vxk'-1 I VXan.!..lx in 'ff Boomer Enlisted f' N 4' 7 'INCH ,' 'Q 'inn I 71,41 .11 U ,hfnpl ' ll. 143,- 1IAr'jfO1,,,H ,- .4 - IL, Il ' fx ,.1, gg Q fgr! fA I-,Z ff 'f P'-4 'umu1wi'- 1 f.ff I HUTYHYJ ,f-,ff Il f faf5f!f'! 1'-.Y-'Ui' I Ilflafh' x'1PJl'l fx INF'-fm l Y AOC P. jenkins ATC A. Johnson AEC W. Karol AMI-IC C. Powell AQC T. Verdict ADI Aiclwclc Aljl D. Balllard AQC1, C. Bnsnrf: MSI C. ljffrlfclfn A01 lvl. ljfrrgqui-vt All 1 C.all.1glmn Ai-ll H f..11t1v'1 Alvllal IJ ll1r1u!nplnf'I,11x ACH IJ flair Alll ll lung'-I .-XM! I W Q.-Q. l'Iil Ii ll.ullllu.lx' .-XMI ll l 3 I ll'.lllHil rx All ll IM-lm-1 .Xl ll lx l.nn,gx.v- ,MH n' nmlm .-X01 K Hall .-Xlll l ll.m--on :XQI ki ll.utm.m .XMSI tl Hull' -'XQI l lvulxmh .XlXlll1 IT lkuncz 268 951345 M. -x -, mx.1S!Ef.v.-1.,.,.,Sf' ., .-Q-.,...-........... - -. -----Nu..-1 2 AZ2 W. Hans AE2 J. Hawkes AT2 D. Henley AT2. W. Herwicl-Q AD2 P. Hill A02 llulliman AXZ ll jullrwlrl Alf! R lulnrluurl AMS2 'l l'1f'j,' cl l.11lL 'f' All l lyllfln All ill l' lvll l llw' r NNI lk Nlnll--z A-Xlx.'.I lxl.fl.m,l N.1.'!'x .XlN1ll.' ll Nfl-un Xglf l Nvl--on nXl. K N.-lrv .Nl .7 lx N.wclmm,gs .-Xlll l l'lullxp- -XQL K- lbxmlvxtvx .-Xl .I N1 Vullvn .-Xlll lx linux .-XQL ll Rolwztx l I r -I x X F A ,Q , Y- 3. 5 -4 sl' Y, 'ff Y! Q 'fn Y Z? xy ' x Q'-1 3' V Xyf NY - 'V WV' w.. MI gn V Y ff N , .. X .. ,.., W4 .1 g . ML. w..:.1,.g..-L .wfaw-1-usa-ups. 'gf' 1 fr V' Q? 'f , j 4 lv' 9 R, i ' r --.fl 31. - i -11 ,f i .,. I Q ' fr Q 9' l pl'- F AEAN D. Dunn YNSN R. Edwards AKAA VII. IQIIIHUH AIQAA V. I.m.1r AINJILSAINI 5, I.xN,' AIQHXIXI I Ilyjll4'ru.n AI AN IQ INV.:-. ACI,-XN II IIIIIIIJIII A I AN I ILI.1-.-.4 .NL .-XIGXN I kim-nI.m.I .-XINIIH,-NN IW klultnn ,-XI 5.-XN I kim---. ,-XIXIF1.-XN II II.1mmItwn 5 I .XIY-X.-X Ix II.nvxm1 I-XIXI5.-NN INI II1I'Iv- .-X.-X I5 IInIIm.m :NN IW IIo5g.m .-NU.-MX IN' IIumg'Ixrw-- .-XQ.-NN IK Iarmw .-XNI5.-XN R Iamcx .-XI.-XN Lf Iohnson .-XINI5.-KN -I. IxcIIc:A .-XII.-XN I. Risk-I1 .-XINISAN R. Ixnutson 7 I 4 ,S- 'x xg 'X X N ' . . K .P 'OH xx --XX I' lun ' I 1'xN. 'L.11L .. , QX X, X'.'1.K NW XX N1 'HJ' ' sf K X, .vl .ix Vx 'N' NX' ' Xl. ' Nl X XX! X' xx.. KI X X . .- .I v, n YX KA ll . M r . r ,. , Q . 175 AN T. Roberts ADAA T. Salgado AEAN D. Salmon AN S. Schoen AQAN j. Shears ADAN J. Sorenson AMEAA A. Stone AN J. Summers AMSAN C. Taylor AMSAN L. Thomp AA G. Trantham AN V. Vallejos ADAR C. Valot ADAA P. Vanduyn AN L. Vaughn AQAN J. Vender AMSAN E. Vergara AMSAN R. Webb ISSN K. Willis AN N. Wise AMHAR P. Woods 'J VA-146 .dk .0 i ,i 'A ff' 05 NH.:-L '-qu: if ,M 'L 1 I ' I I 0,a!.. 0,' '-hllihl ll -lull .X ff-V 1' X-n 1 N , I '7 .nflv 9-1: hun N1xl.11u,xl -rv' z . X I lungs: IIN.-H,-L , . , I A ' u s.g llh'lhlu!l.DH-u'r 'lx-'9 ' fi li ' l ,, 4 k'LYll.l5NL JN' 'Q Y X 1 Q 1 ,. -y 191-9 IIN' '-Ulll lv krw ' ' A ' L U' 3 v..f I fx M1--Us' llUVIu'Xl'A! , ' 1 1l'I1l NW!!! .I '-lah' ul U1-' 1 as 1 K 4 I r 2 ,4,1, ln! Yann-. pam!-. -. --' . 1 1 A'+'.114P xvmlliah' xnu'vn H:.vn: , i I '.- ' .4 1 101, hhulv- .uni Nw In Hx ' .. , r ' .S Y.,-,I n- Khr mn--I .n. .u'm'-- ----xg-Q 4- 1- , . 1 f .1 , 'f vlnz- an Ulu' umhi f l , M, U 1 UW, XNllhuxn1lt,13'N.-'fm 1:-' N - . M A by va, 'M mount:-J mul-. :Pwr x . 1,-1 Q - x . g. .,f. ,, 3, ,Y hilty-xtlpi Hg-,UIX rxvn E-,Q ,. .. , J . 3,1 P, J. , r, V, ,HHN mise-llc nn lhr Na'-x inx--: ' ., . ,., .. , .,, W H 0 ' ' 9 ' PIC!!! lb hilt .sw .1 yonv: ff - ' ' v ' Wi L , D A, . A ., tb , yy 1.x cnrrusx task gwup Mfr x ' Nz. x Q..- , f ,, ,., ,. .. ,., + , f , . A Q H . . , . . 'tfpvfl IIUCIIXAI ZOMM N auum x Jam.-rf 1 I Y U ' ' , ...wr -v f 1,W.f: I Ava . to-.air or .nrulv-grouzmi tvrgwww- f - 1 2' '- U V P Blue Dxanwndw hrs! Mus .un-Eur 1- gum w f Blue Diamond A-146 Gfficers CDR A. Iifldff LC IDR IJ, Dudf-I-1 Ii IDR M, I.QIr'mImI I,C'DR A, Kun-, I.I If AIII-n I.I C.IIuIvIIt I. I I 1.1-nt:-I I. I IX I I.Im.--. , , I K I.I A. IVIII .1wIa'x,' I I X II II , 3 11 '- I X' 'III-IIIIIIIII I I IW IIII'VI'II' II I I.1vIuI I III- II IMIIIII-I I III- I IN1IIIu'I--on 5 , , I I I I A I i CDR C. Crim, jr ., CDR R. Arnon i CO VA-146 XG vA-140 I 'E V ,I -I I I I WI I I , ,I ,I III I, I+ Ig I II I MI I I I IK I WI ,I 1 A--...QV .,.,... ..,.. --.Ay 5'-3 7361 W V wr X fs X f PF XX X YN2 R. Schilkc AMH2 E. Scott All K, t7Pl4'lllJf1 M1211 Wllli-, ATI R, Wil-,-:rm All 2 Il Vvulgnrll ml! .7 f AfV15'v., ISA fnv'J4uifll.1L .Nl 75 I UAL vi ,fX'yl H UVM Ilvl :X I 1 I5 HIFI Ulllfll N1'v.l U Umlo-mia-All .-Xl!! M linux:-.nu .-XR U IW Hlly'.Xl.lx xxkil 3 N1 lixmmt All I kllmnpp QXKHUK k'l.nL .XID K1 L l.nu--nu :MU I Platt AIU li lW.1xx-- ATX1?-3 K lanumv 'xW 'I .-XfX1?'.l K-1.f'u'1tx . . ' 1 .-XQ: lx L vxxmtzwx' ,.x XXI! tlJxixi0xkk All? R. Harlcss .-XU3 C. l i.u'ris AMS3 D. Hcnsl PR3 T. Haskiuson .MO . I -.-f n,,L..,:1 ,.., .1-.l,1. flu' Q di, --0- V ps -'v 'tiny' - f 'e cn., I'-7'l'- L .. 'gif Iwi.-' if 1 1 Q , . sd 7 , ff. -. J: A , . ..1, 1 my Q'-. ,- , 1-, . , W in Y ' ' ' 'A U 7' V ' L' 7 Q Q x n V' N NA v S .3 M 1 -S i , . vs ..-1 'J 4-A '-I ' 1 0 SJ' A. ? . I i 1 4' '.. J Q' ' nl rw. .. ' . 9 - I' ? ,nn Q V. ' 4 . ,mm , a X xx N ' y . v Q. gfz 'Eg' J ., ',,, Lf, -by A Q 115' Q w ' A 'L QF . 1- + we w Q w wx Tffrfs X v 9 fi' . 72 yi - ATAN I. Pollock AIVIIIAN A. Ii.mLI.zII AN IJ. Ifny AIJXN 'II Iiamfl AIVIIIAN IDI Ru--.-, AUAA B. 'urge-rm: AA I 'N IIIIIIQLZVI AN II '1I.lyj.1I All I 'smith :Xl MXN IQ, 'umlv .-XIJXN .-X 'ioum AI Ii I1I!'I'IIl'II'- .-XINXN II Stump N NIIN I KQXYIMUMI .-XI INN I' Inv--I Imvx AN I I vm--. .-XO.-KN II IIIIJII' .-Xk.-KN I I4Iwmgwun .'X.f'.-XN IW Ikxlxvqxxr .-XN Ix I-Klx'IxL'I .-X.-X I. Y.1Ivro ,,' I IINSN IN'C.llI1Cl4l.I SN B. IYciricI1 AOA.-X P. IYQIQI1 AN ,I. IN'I1itwortIX AE.-XA R. IN'iIson f, .+- - ,' I I I r. -,L-.-.. ' ...---- , . J ,X 4 ...f........--v-Q--. -. . I I .. :gh ,- V ' ' .lv ' 1 , ,Q 1 ,, . 4, r ,ig h '- 4 Agni' 'xy . Q 4, . -A A' ' ' , ' I. , I , ' ' ' N l ' 4 -147 llw .-Xriguriaiits ut l :glut .-Xttat l-, 'wqrratl mn llff also Lnuwn as tlu' l.i-.urr-- Irorn tlrenr rarlro fall sign, are lm- --'x l .rt NAS la-rrimvre. Lialiliorriia lwlie lasurir- tlv .intl rnarntain tlie .-X-Tl, Cor-air single stat. single engine strike attack ret l-ln' .'Xtgnri.rirts are part ot' tlre lrattle group s offensive team, Their prirnary rrrrssrorr is to PIOIFMI U55 lKlTl'a ll.-XlN'lR s power. .1ntltlieL'orsairlras suet-esstiirlly rnet tlrrs challenge. Along with its internal 2Orrrnr cannon, the A-TE is capable ut, carryirig almost every type of bomb, mine and missile the Navy owns. ln the winter of 108-1 the Argonauts i0ined Carrier Air Wfing Nine and USS KITTX HAVVK. ln preparation for tlre turnaround cycle, the Jasons manned rgonaut ,fi 1 tlr-'ir lr.i i-- .'r' -r -34' rr-in i lf' Xr.jr-ri.r:r'- r ' -' V- - ' - M tr l'.iri.i.' Xrf ':r 1 .- '-lr ' fi 'l' ' ' l A-rwxtrwri .rril i'1r-- 'Hi' 1' 'N f' F 'iI4'l ' .l5N',lftl- llzi' ' ill-'v.'f'. ' ' . 'P I1.ttIl-- trwrrifiirf-'1 'U X. 1..1- i ' -' l' ' ' - ' l' ' 'Vi i ' llIOllxl I1iN' lrt-Iwi' '-71 r.-.-'Q 1 I ' l -' .1 ' ,,rrrf rfr 4' -if H 'f-- xll-,tfn'PlH1,g1 .--. T' 'l' N l'u'l ll' l' VI' 'l' swttrri-:rf-t-irei-iw -zwzrw HH tr Vi 'l P ' rrisqrritlreivrix'r'rit:vrw.ii l' 3' lil F ' 'l l ' 'ill l l' eleirttvlttsiwttzriri xxxflatlw ttqtv-' lt' xwgrri.v'H'5f'1-' ll l l 'l'f 4'Yl'!t'.lT!1t'tl ' vu tri-' l r'xlNl'- -a1'r ' . ' WV F f 5i f V ' 'l ' hum g-f l:ririrr.,i'1.f '.irf1.ilg.,ttr' art! rrrarrr Lim limi- ll 1055 Klllf lzrt' ll Cllr.- r ' izrwuf .uri 1 'r ii fli '-vl'?'-' 7 fl Al ' assumed cnrrrniantl or tire :NAL-rr1a11f1W-f '- ' mf ii 'l'm '.' Anil ,slr lizmlvfllrl .lm lavgdn final cruise prfp.ir.it:-rn. XX it xr-f'.'f-ri s-.f-rf .rgl r,.rl:ni.1rw 'ff'-rh CDR Oliver leaelrrhl rlw L X XN70 H f Lf' 'rf-rrrf-Ir su- . fi -till 1 -T+Z fl-'W' l l ' lN'artare Plannrnyl Team tire lasrin-A Urn 1055 -1 F'l 'm m LCDR M. Evans LCDR I. Noland LCDR Thompson LT K. Bargcr l,.T A. Cuellar l.'I' li, lux lfIlCL,ll.npe-1 l.'I'IJ,MlCLr.1il lxlullull l'l' 'l A I, .vlnnlrr l ll 'il Wrnntlm l ll K Y.m.'.1mlt l Ili. K. lllllIll'lll l lllil 55 k..llxlNN'!'ll l lllkl l l-.1-xxmlrxgvx -147 Gfficers l f l , 1 CDR J. Oliver, CDR D- D CO VA-147 XO VA-lbfplll I T T l 1 T n l Y l ITIVT l v T r l , l l l lll- K Nomttm llnlkl UM X N x , l , l ll S x 'Y' ae,. X, '-n ya' ' r . zf V tl 4' 1- W .1 X v .',.. at Q' P' 'hz f Y T. J! 'D- .. Y? EJ... -wY-.-.,4h - A, if 1 U I 9. 19 iq ki rf rf Q 13 1' r ' Y gh ld X - , K Rgzfag . . ,. , . . .,v.N.'. , . Y..-ow..--W ......,..,.. .M--Q .. Y - V- A - 1' ' 'M 'Hb 'V ' Q 'iv 4-2, 1 Q .. V Q W 'L Q 411 ' v W , lg f Q Y H 1 1 'I 1' S IIUYE 'FGRE ...Q-V ..........-Q Ni 1, ..xx.,,21 L ,..--guru-. 51 1 g4 X ff N Vf 9 g ? V W V I 07 X K ' 41 -- A W v - r'-1 --.45--D 2 AN 1. Abma AEAN R, Adger ADAN P. Aguirre AOAN K. Allen ATAN D. Alvcy AILAN B. Augustine AQAN B, Barker AIJAN l., linrlwr A'l'AN l. llc-ru-ml Al PAN l'. llivnliu AlVlllAlXl llugrlvfl Al.AN fi. linll'-rllwvil .-NN l' llmwn .-XKTXN ll Mun .-XIV.-KN ilu KX.!ll'Y .-NN lN1 Lmn-ll .-XUAN K' L'lm'mm .-NMS.-NN XY. ' ku l.1rlx AQ.-NN ll klouw KQUOIICY .-Xl.-KN l. KlIUlly:ll VNSN ku' lhlcnn .-XMS.-XN C. Davis AN lNl. Davy AN ,l. Doncgan AA D. Dulslxi AT.-XN D. Elvin .4 S 2, .- ff' W X' Q f' YQ' 'E Y X .110 Gil AW df if N ,. 82 SED' 4. ...Pl K .J-f:f,.vO4 ,. , ,f .nvf --.g. p gg: 9 J ' Q ' . , ,.r- , ' F I I 1 R vv jf N nv- 4. 4. ' 7? 5 Q F' f 'I' , fs Y s 4a-..,- 0 un- . H.. ...W -.-f....nu-- f. - v 2 fxlddulfiy AN V. Nimfnulw AN M. NiLL',l.fIlL AN I. Nuldn AIJAN U, f'.1g1,' .-UQAN IJ Vllfflllll AKAN CQ I'-utr! fU,7,'XN I9 f'uwv'lA. ,-Ux.'X.'X U Krunru-, :Xl :KN N1 IQnl1.u.I. AMII.-NN lf HM-111-K 'XN :X Mllllfll .AX l'xXN I Wrultlx :KN I' Fvlmtfx :XK5-KN U x'UIbll'IH1 .M :MX lx 'flvxvrm--vm .-XNUVXN I' limln .-X.-X I. lixtam A.-X lx, X .ulvrmcxa NNSN N1 XYMKIUN' AN .-x. Will-y .-XN15.-X.-X B. YN-il1i.ln1w .-XE.-KN E. xYil1i.lI'l1S .-XN lx. XN'ilson PNSN R. Zocllncr 96 AN K. Meyer AW-112 ll .wa- Y.--I I! I 4 , ,.,, -gf 'W L in Hu' K-IIHNYTLIH F .W U1-'--' I ' ' 2 ' ' ' K K' unix' .uv.x.1H -'x--r .f- Ts -'5 ' ' Im .url-oluv .unix warm ' ' N3.u'v -- px1m.ux' --21 ?-1-- 1 N? '-' m.1ml.uxJ U-nu.-T ,nz-. - v- T + - ' ' vvrd -rntuwl m :Fw .H ' ' plump puxwu- hun' ' , ' I I J.:-sutvang ,1 the--.nt nl- , I I ' U mntrurplvr- .md .-:Fw-: uv-.wav s , I mum cfhwl 'Hu' I lx x .1.i- 1 1 ' V ' I syxlcru .mtom.nm.n2fw ,ich-.ck 1 ' ' pf Z .url1orru't.ugm'ts ow: nuff- 1 f ' A I I .III tually .my nmrztzmc :.n:,g--1 f I T' 4 J? will lx' clvttctmxi ruin an ETZQF 1 1 I r , W ' A'M'M' f - -,.f..vf.-f -9 .-X passive dctcytzon wsu-zz-. ,V J ' M O Y Signals frnnm other C1l'x'fTOU1x cf- It W r t . W' to alert tht H.xwkv:3'v: - fiifff -XUA 0 ' - t ' tors to potential thrc.1:Gong':-1-tors . . xv . Golden Hawks Z VAW-112 Dfficers -... 'CIT I1 IJIQ f'I1.1pm.xrI If IJIQ IVI. IIuItur1 IC Im 'I I.,I,., Il rm r-I1 I.1Ily I If IJIQ II Izrrrmrn IVIIIVIII If IJIQ If HIIIII-I:m.I I I I' III'-1111.111 I I IN Iinnvlx I I I I .mx I Il I I Ix I Imp.: I I I IIllI 'I I I I I'p-.INR II NI IN'IIIImI- I III. INI KIIIXI-'H I III. I K-.lxzuxx I l'Ikl IQ II.m'I-X I IAIKQ I II1pg'Iv: I IIKQ KI IxI1m.iI I . . . IIC I. Imp,- I IAILI If NICQRICUII lRI',IL2 R. R.x.IIxc IfIR,IL2 II. Turner ENS D. IxIcCutcI'Ic CIYUL D. I'.uAIx vffn.. CDR S. Hannifin, CDR R. Braden, CDR T. NIL-Cx, Former CQ Y.-XIV-112 Current CO VAVV-112 XD VAW-11I's WI DDI VI I I - ,I DI I I I IR IC C I 11 ln 1411 .p..u.-..-.W ...w,. .uv- p-......n-gm ...- I C A -v, .4.., f , , -f-'11, .ef X 4 1 ., 4-A 'V A A., 'rf' 'U , , -ZH 'JL In x' f-1, 4 if up rt WT -1, :lv V x if X ,. f tllvf 1 w v , . Y sg 53 I if I I V, fc K' N N, Q 1:-q' F fat' ff. if 12 X K 'f'5 fg. Q ' 'H ' si! 8 .-1 uv, 5 1' 'Q fs me ' fd-.. Q- I W fi , Q ,rf , '. ,r P If UE' ...L . . xfm .ef gm NV? BR XY'-S ik, W .-,. R1 fi .4 f ,-4' ,ff J! rl-s, N ll' Q 9 In Y Q v If , ,.-Q x -ny 'fi E Q ' 1 ff V5 Y A. '55-h? - :V ff- 'o 1' R! ,4- I v Af Q ' 'n I '-'V 'z iv ' y.-if P 'U' C A . X' V' fp Y Q., 1 . if X9 '55 k s ' ' T Q 5' 'fy I ,RK 2 AT3 M. Phillips AMH3 J. Powanda PR3 D. Ramirez AME3 J. Reed AD3 K. Ricketts PN3 M. Riley AMS3 E. Sammons AT3 M. Sharp AMH3 M. Straley AD3 I. Supler AT3 I. Teclmal AlVll':f4 A. 'l'ul'lt'w .MU ll. Yin--on NN3 M. lVvilv1' AU3 ll. lN'illi.1mN N153 5. lN'illi.m1- .'XlN'l5J lk Kviv- .-Xlf.'XN li. lien-on .-XN lx. Bowl i-Xlf.-XA Ll. liuwwn .-XN Nl. Hruwn .-XE.-KN 'lf L'.u'ol.m 3 1 4 ' .- M5 'Ax . A 1' ,,.'? WQ-130 Hu' 4 .1pp1-1-. -.Luh-.i .1-- N UN 51 ' ' ' ' llll'-'-lUlN'nl .nl Naval Xu '-!1'1.'!v X.1 K-uami nu 'wptu-rnlw-1 1 I4 -P ff- ' A mtlv J.w-- Huw' Hvxx I Hi I X Zi vw ' ' I-X Il .unx.nH,.1ll x1w.i:!1..n:,x:w, ' ' ' !,amnu-- 'wp.xJ l:.m-.mon r,- '1--- IUHXVI AB, .llhl lim Nuns- x -: 'A Fx11'.1-.kllvw NTI'-1011 ui tin' X 1 -' 1r'f' I 1 ' 190-I YANN' 13 l'l'x.lHN' U1-' t W 'I ' 'N' llvdlvlxu YN'.xr!.nm' KN' -XQI .xg-an t' Yff ' I' ' ' wlwn rnixw1gx1.nlmxl in N' 'XQ HO iff Y JDK 1 2 ' J Sax yc.n- lnlvr lin- 4'r.!Vf '7'- 1' Y ' N' 'M' from N.-X9 .'XlJI1H'xi.1 k'.1lm!orn:.s ew 'L ' L' kuuvn!lmx1wl'.1w N.-XL9YN'ix:,iE---v E--A:-. A 'l .1 'X Hi' YN'.1shingtm1 In lN1.au'h WT- EU -'M' ' iff' ' ,fbi PCIS bcgnn tmnsilmn to tin' IN 4-F ' V 'T ' ,' I rv: ' Todnv N .mnti-.nrymtt -wzvrux ' '- ? 1 'Y 1':' t' ' W 'A missilcg and ytunx .arc formzwil- -.i 1 : v . H. ft J tl ' '.:Q 1 'x ' dats .md conmputcu. YYUM :iw .min-rm: ur nv 11 ' ' P' I' ' 5 I U y H the Soviet-made 5.-X-.I 5u::.n.v to -Xa' V 'H 55 3 ' :V 'W T LM' N ' , , , - A ,. - N' H '.',5 ' ' r,' I 'fx: 1fl '1l!i'.l' Nhssilv lb.-USU. If Ywmxrxmv .mppatffxm 2- 3-Q.. f 1' .. - ' ' ' H M I .VH ,Ur future of tactical .xiu'r.aft protcpzzon zz 1 K -' XJ' f 'W , ., K' JV LM' .Jul 4 ,I hostile .xrcna wouldl'cthrom1?wrfc. tu NTU ' '- ' ' ' ' 2' H, . 'T' WH' .M ' 'M ' ff- ' -.2 ft .' :rx'.'zfx4:!VZf'N'.x1'Y1 ic COUfllCl'U1CdSllYCSQECrN1i lxwtzmz -N? 1 ' Zappers 5 LCDR D. Beebe LCDR S. Caldwell LCDR K. Kicselbach LCDR D. Marcotte LCDR l. Skjoldager l.C'lDR R. Wais lfl' li. llcrggrcn lfl' K. Cronin C'Al l' K. Clmlwcr' l.l ul. llnrks ll' R lm- lfl' Nl. lkllullillrl lvl' lx. l'X-'lmfltl lvl l'Nl. Sloth l l' U. liUClxN'0Uxl lllkl R. liarlxus lfljlu T. any lflflkl ml. Grccnlwlmt lfl'lL1 S. lxuolm l,l,lL2 N. lN'l.xrr LTJC, L. Stanford CYVOZ D. Saville WAC-130 lificers CDR R. Baratko, CO VAQ-130 CDR J. Di l XO VAQ,1n?'l l ll ll l l ,l W W l Us .V I. ' 5 5. 4 , -an ,.. 4 . - x '.',' od ,r 'f V 4 yi B XY P,, Y Q., 'M V' V 3 I 1 , sr.. 1 fag: f' x-Q .ff ' V W 'V V 1 v . , 4 1 , ,pw V. Qi M, ,. ,, ,..,a.f...v--....--....4.- ww--N ' 0'-6 PN1 F. Rosas ADI B. Shawver AD1 S. Skibick1 AEI M. Smith AMS1 D. Smith AZ1 L. AME1 AME1 AE2 R PR2 B. AI2 S. AI2 K AI2 IJ AIJ2 I4 AILL K , I I ... , I I Stout I. Valdez M. Woelk Barnes Berry Bmgcr Cgmmp Cftarmll CWVIILI C, ndy 4 'I' Il I I XI I Ilnx ng rl XR I7 IJIVIHI A M I I.1 IVI II:-vm AI N NI II'-puv XI II I I III I I . '- . IMI NIU Il II.-.nv ' I I I -. IXI I llc'--Iv! . v , XI- I K-mx' XMI 1 I II.nwx XUL QQ Ilillu I 1 K B . .JG-'JA . . A61151- 4 51 4:-X ,WA U- gl? WF V I V ...-......-...... ,,,.....,...a..-,.,-H AEAA U. Arzola AN L. Bartcll MESA S. Boyd ATAN T. Britton ATAN S. Carrier AN C . C. lm-we-11 AA W. Chrmmlv- AMSAN K. l.-.pirm A'I'AN M. Ixlllllfl NIAN C. CLUIIIJIU' NN M klu'e'ni.1 XMB.-NN I LQLIUIIVI X.X N1 Ilaxpvx UXHI.-X.-X K Haxrvll XUAN I Hulmw- XIA.-XN K Hulwr XAIAN XY. hom I IX. IJCIXNUII Xl X N M. Icnkms Xl .-X.-X XY. lludgc AN C. king -KN LI. lxinn.m1.m -XN L. Lamprcht -KN M. Lastcr -XN P. Long 310 4 v K .j' 1' - is fa : ' - QW Q A 'T' -'fl 4 ' ff 0 D wg, m -Q.. 1 5 av , 5 xl y if tc, V f N ' kg ' fl 1' ' M5 J v ff' r I., , ,V 5 O ,, fm, , ' M ..,. K V, ,, .....-,..9- - .' J-- AN J. Luhrs AMSAN 1. Matias ATAN T. McFarland ASEAN R. Mclvor ATAN S. McKee AMEAA D. Millsap AN 1. Perdue AN M. Prince AA R. Sadler AN W. Schimmer AN CL, Hvhultz AN el. Slmrxmmn .-X I .-XN IV. fiixurmwn :X If-NN XV. HI'L'jH1.l N NSN U Yhompwn .-XML-KN Alf 'llnid I IUIICN .-XAII-NN IW. X'.mt'h-ct .-XMH.-KN XY. X,.lIIl0IhiOI1 .-WAN ui mglcf AN J. Washirmgton AT.-KN D. XN'hitehc.ad AN L. 1X'illi.1ms AO.-KN B. Ufilson 312 ' ' , 1 K' 1 ' 1 1 .'! N 4 ,YT .X VT' ' ' I f I'-H Ik - - , H--.M N ,,, lim.-, N-.. gh ffm' ,Liv-I xl 1 '-',ZLj?:fvxi1.w ' IFN' NNTFNN Xu 'QHUQ Min'-.v 1 ':f'm.1t1nww.x1 ,1 L 'NRIY 111:1z.'vA- 'w X' NIR .uni li XVXR fhhk Athi .l15.l.l. .1't'. 1 ' - f Screwbird VS-33 US tio sc 9 6' Q 6-'53 p. 0 n - Q .2 ,u LTlC .-X Fmi LTJG 5. l'l.1:.ig:.xx-v F klfs ITEC F 5fiq'p.1r.i - - X .. x . x x xN'ggg fx, N - ' K- HN LN'-N fi - , Scrcwbird nlistcd '!I ',v.4,4.lv f x' 'vv,lzl, .i1' ' ,v. -.J '6,,.H-,M J f' lr-nxt!! W W l N'-Uv' ,nm ' 9' ' ' vv4qy,f ! .5'4' 3 IMA: uv! ff ff 'Hn fl' mrwv ,N 1' V' Lv.f:i'!rr Y 1 1 f ,'.4f r I' VNU? w ,gulf f, VH., 1 .!Vf I' -lfhf! 1'-,V If I VS'.:1rf'!a 1'-.IK fx V'JLz!!f'nin1tyg 'A ., ff' ? f- E 1 NRE' Q V ' .... , V 3 if 'f' Lq 'f KA J Q . r 7 'I .. Q- P 'F' W lg? Z- t? 2' All ,P- Y 'f - f 4 r 4 F 13 I Z 1' rf vs 1X w' , X 5 4- . w.,Q ATV , x QS his wr sn x. 2 was A ' 5 P'- 45 .1 ,...--. ...A ,-.a-.-.--- S ff , -,-,.-. , ,,,..w,. .,,,,,,.... ,nh ..... .... ,f-.-mr- - ..,,.,. ...W AME2 S. Hays AX2 U. Hlfryfurd AW2 Hill-,url A I 2 IJ, Holloway All M. Holton AX2 M, lulm-.ton AC 52 K, Kitvl :UNQX M PXIIUIV :XXX .f :X l.1wlm'---- ,-XXL I5 lmth .NRL lx. lmunart--un ,XXL li MnlVm1ru'l ' 1 .-UNH - K1 fX1uuu .-Xlwl R. Nvvvu N NL N1 Nlclmlx .-Xlfl YY. Uxvcw- .-XMI 1.1 I. Vow: .-Xlxl A. Pctinga .-XDR U. Ross .-XME2 T. Shcblos AEI I, Sinford AXVZ XY. Smoke ki n -an X N 1 -Q... M if vi! X 'fi 'bv Xf fja ...a-P Y 'F 3 .. ' 'P Q Q,- 2 AT3 M. Franz AME3 R. Gazard AX3 G. Gisi AE3 K. Hall AE3 S. Hunt AE3 D. jamerson AW3 S. Kelly AX3 S. Laidlaw M53 K. Lewis ATB R. Liu Al.3 Cf. Nlnyefs AlVll.3 D. MfJlJHffy A'l'3 l'. cyflfifllliif AU3 ll. Clrlll ATB 5. l'1'r1.slnl.1 All C , I'f-uluv Xl! A. Vit!-. XlXl'-J ll lq.ll!1X'llll' lxlfxl li lil'Xllllll.l . , x , X13 l. lwvnolux ' N 3 Xl A ll. lxotlug 515' .. W 1 ' VV --6. 5 pi: W1 -- vvf YY- IJ -3 vw. ,- Y. is '1' X 0.9 gy N' ,iff N fy Q W , Q is -3 45 -: 15. 9 ' Q' , -:I T Ap. 1 'Q J . ', , , 1, gf! r 4. 'll-,p-a pf AQX A ,q 1' 4' I V- 'f- If J' , ,JA ' V W., '1 W i V f 7 , '. g l AMCLQAN D. Curtis PNSN S. DaY AEAN J, Decoteau ADAN M. Deegan AMHAN W. Ditto ADAN T. Doyle ATAN J. Draheirn ATAN I. Eyrich AXAN j. Farrell AZAR Z. Farwell MSSA S. Finney AMS-JAN E. Flores A,-X M. Gamez AD.-XN M. Crater Alx.-NN G. Griffin M5511 F. Guerrero .-XDAN C. H.mcock .-XOAN M. Hart .-XMSAN C. Hartsoclc AD.-XN S. Holley ANIH.-KN T. Jackson AA M. jackson 'W'- -'N -KN xl 3x.i:,L 'xxxffx 'UNK 'KE 'XX XX Kruk' Xlx XX 'N' .fu XX K - Vx .. x x., ,.. Q 1 . n .1 QI . ful, lf f I 'I 6 fpl I,u 1.1 A fv,4u.'f,' 5-ff. 11.4 'l.'. 'A inf f , .' 1' '4 P'w' v fl' f' 'l,,f,f:s a'n,,'-5 I fgl-l1v ,l.:,yt ATAN C. Sattler ATAN M. Schissler AZAN C. Shedrick AA A. Shelifoe AMEAN L. Shelton AEAN J. Siciliano AWAN R. Smart AMSAN T. Spratt ADAN O. Tessendorf ADAN S. Waddell AMEAN M. White ATAN D. Whitney ATAN G, Williams AMHAN N. Witherspoon YNSA R. Wright AZAN J. Yates -Y HS- IX X X X Allie 5ll-3ll Sea king me an allw'-.itli--1 multi-mi-s-ion lielicoptvi ni.iniit.itturi'.l lw thi- Sileoi-icy foipoiatioii ot L-tm! foul, Connecticut 'liliiw tried and ti uv Lr- year-old platform lim- .i rnaxiniuni ,grow- Wviglit of 21,000 pounds and an on --ia tion mission capaliility time that ian --x Cvcd five liour-1 without ivtiuelinyg ll-'li wpter infliglit refueling tflllilll from Battle Group destroyere and iiIlP1.lll - i-- .i much practiced procedure tliat .illowx tli-' ll-3 to stay on-station away from tiw carrier for even longer periodk ot' timi- As the first commissioned HS Nquade mn on the west coast, the Golden Yale cons find themselves on the forefront or an ever expanding Navy cnniniitnicnt to carrier inner-zone ASXY. HS-2. wax the first forward deployed HS squadron tv use the Bendix Corporation s Sonar Data computer QSDCI and the Teledyne Tacti- cal Navigational Computer tT.-XCNAXW equipment that would revolutionize heli- COpter ASW tactics. During the pre-do A f-?ff?f f'i c,.,i,, , W -rf , I .4 'W .rj- ,, V, i , i ,. . 1 .' ' F tfii' :var ' P r., .-ii-' TTITT -' -' - i ine- ,i tit-new--2 X 1 Z ' lim r ' 'l Q 'v - 2 ll 1 fi fXNi'i 5- ,- ' ,-L! , lr 1' J H1Zf'T ' ' Y l ,7 .1 ww-'Z 7.1 . . fl -f e.rr'.ff,.1 eil' Xvi' , . 1 l i . -1 ,V if' fi .-wt-fi ,tu.v'.. it-- .itff A 'v ,f 4'i.'lf1i .1 N 'imtifvf' if 2 Y, b , 3' ' iri'p1i,Arr,'fff l.M,,,.Ue, mek , 1 . , if if ' Grin,-'rig-rr i.ir.ini.-1151 - ' ix ,,-j ' r uhsfllqiiifll .- n . . . . . - .' f'-Ea wi-' H5 'ttf I'-11 -nix'z.i1:-fllwldf' Z' ' . a . lr . . , 7 ff. '3g:,gr'.3lfr,i1! ot tltc 5-ftxvrxi. .. D ' ' .N ' u 'i 'H , , 1 . -, r'1 yr T.f,r, r,,..i,.l. iIi,f1 inirgxs' 3 ....l. , V ' ' ' H fi 'N P .iii H1-.'.'.!f awff .r- th-- ., , 'fu' , mfr 1 ,. ' ' V , win H ff ,. , f i?.,r, .' . -. f':.'.i' fihf'-Y x1:N0f 1 'HRC - ' 1 lt Hi 7- f...' 477,17 .zfil ' 'if 7 i': ll' l7 7'3 'ran' - - - ' A FTA' .-,.,. -. - Q' .ww,fff.f tfw.-.zr.ir.ffn.4imI Wh, I I AU' . Le..f.i .1 X.' ' . ' an . r nrirtc - ' -'T'--1'-if ' f Golden Falcon LCDR C. Inglish LCDR T. Poling LCDR M. Shekcm LCDR R. Sluys LT P. Anderson LT C. Caldcraon LT U. Cuscnza LT U. Flcscr LT J. Cir-rnnnd LT K. Mclnlyru Norton LT B. Rcnncr LT Cl. Spottcck lflflkl R. Cccconi lfIfIQ1 L. Llrivfu HS- Ufficers 'i A CDR I-I. Zmser, CDR K. Cum Co Hs-2 XQ H32 S' LTIC D. Maloney LTJG S. Martin I-TTC 1. Morris LTJC R. Roll LTJG K. Ryan CWO2 B. Szymznski W , A . f 1 15 ly: -. Ks g ,f I 7 f Q ' qc-4 -, H Q N .Lo Y k lib 3 .. 1' gf AMS1 F. Norris AW1 M. Pilgrim AD1 W. Rossi AW1 D. Seelcins AMS1 J. Smee AMS1 I. Soriano AE1 J. Blunck AW2 B. Breed YN2 M. Bruce AD2 S. Candelaria AW2 M. Dionne AT2 M. Ebcrl AD2 A. Ellis AMH2 D. Eubanlcs PRP. 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