Leahy (CG 16) - Naval Cruise Book

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1980 volume:

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During this period, she underwent a major overhaul at the Norfolk Naval Shipyard. On May 12, 1975, shortly before her sixth Mediterra- nean cruise, LEAHY was the first U.S. warship to berth in Leningrad, Russia since the early 186C's and the first U.S. warship to visit the Soviet Union since World War II. In all, more than 12,300 Soviet visitors toured LEAHY during her five day visit. After completing her Mediterranean cruise in Octo- ber, LEAHY was transferred to the Pacific Fleet and her new homeport, San Diego, in January, 1976. After participating in various fleet exercises off the West Coast, LEAHY steamed to the Long Beach Naval Ship- yard in September 1976 to begin a year-long overhaul. During her 12 months in the yards, LEAHY received many improvements and modifications in her fire con- trol system, engineering plant, communications system and other areas, designed to assume her of being a viable class leader for another five years. LEAHY returned to San Diego in October, 1977. On July 6, 1978, she began her first Western Pacific Cruise as a member of the Naval Surface Force, Pacific Fleet CNAVSURFPACJ, a 180-ship force charged with pro- tecting our country's interests in the Pacific Ocean. LEAHY last departed San Diego on May 15, 1980 for her second Western Pacific Cruise, during which the ship was deployed in the Indian Ocean. km: 1 .vnu--Q ,, I 1 , is 2 1 3 Q,- -rw., , , I, ' , EA ml ,'. ' 4. 2 -Q 4, , R A l 'ff EULOGY WILLIAM JAY BARRETT 19 JULY 1980 USS LEAHY ICG-162 PHILIPPINE SEA We are here this evening to honor and pay our respects to the memory of Fire Control Technician Second Class William Jay Barrett. Petty Officer Barrett was born October 22nd, 1957 in Lima, Ohio. He joined the Navy on 24 October 1975 and has been a Leahy shipmate since 11 June 1977. He is survived by his wife, Lenee Ann Barrett, his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Barrett, two sisters and a brother. We have lost a valued shipmate. We have lost a valued friend. What he accomplished we can only reflect on. What he may have accomplished we can only speculate. His destination has been determined by a higher power. He is lost to us, but he is not forgotten. He is lost to us, but not to God. WILLIAM JAY BARRETT BORN 22 OCTOBER 1957 DIED 18 JULY 1980 He is lost too soon. Authored and Rendered by CWO2 Paul E. Kane, USN This Cruisebook is dedicated to the memory of our departed shipmate, Wil- liam Jay Barrett, who was taken from us in a tragic accident on 18 July 1980. Petty Officer Barrett reported aboard Leahy on 6 November 1977, and during his tour proved to be an outstanding technician. He took pride in his work and no problem discouraged him. His diligence and tenacity were an example for us all. While he is no longer in our midst, his memory and example will remain with us forever. Respectfully, FTCS J.V. Schiff, USN 3 T , V .. .,.-..-N..,...7.-....... Nr. .W - i ,. o ,., .,,f.....,...-.s,.,....-',,, ai? Qi ' as Q33 1 i .. Ha, CR C ISEBOOK M.-7 REPRESE TA TI VES 3 :gunmen--ni QQ X i ian. s'55: LCDR P.P. Doiiey, CHC, Editor LTJG s.P. Gaskiii, Public Affairs Officer ,A-fl Felchi Public Affairs Officer OS3 RR. Relph, SMC A.C. Felch and CTM3 P.K. Hawley - lay- JOSN R.G. Franks, Journalist out, photography and write-up. 4 CR UI EBOOK WE TPAC - LO. CRUISE 1980 Commanding Officer Executive Officer Editor Public Affairs Officer Assistant Editor Layout Layout Assistant Journalist STAFF A word of appreciation must go to the divisional representa- tives, all of whom put much time and effort into assuring that their divisions were the best. To the crewmembers who aided the committee with photos and graphics, many thanks. Without listing over seventy-five percent of the crew of LEAHY, it would be impossible to name all of the personnel that have contributed in one way or another to the production of this book so all we can say is a special thanks to all of you from all of us for easing our load. Sincerely, YOUR Cruisebook staff. 5 CAPT C.H. Ulrich CDR R.D. Moser LCDR P.P. Doney LTJG S.P. Gaskin SMC A.C. Felch OS3 R.R. Relph CTM3 P.K. Hawley JOSN R.G. Franks I iff W W f ff QM f ff? f f iff? 2225 ,. . XNA-Rf Q V? if, ff? 15,53 gin I 5 2 17 Q f44nnn-uw, M.. if ya, 1 ,- f Q, Q fy., . 7 ,, fl ,,, Q' 1' 1 Aff! 412 f, 7 1 f Q V . Z , I Z Q' ' 'W i 'Q 1 Z, .. , g , 5 ,L , X I 4.,,,.f ,, , 'f ff ,f I ,jk I 4 5 CAPTAIN CHARLES H ULRICH CUMMANDING OFFICER Captain Ulrich is a native of Hutchinson, Minneso- ta. He attended the University of Minnesota and was graduated from the United States Naval Academy at Annapolis in 1954. Captain Ulrich has commanded the USS SOMERS QDDG-345 and the USS MALVERN CPC-5801 and served as Executive Officer of the USS ROWAN KDD- 7821. Other sea assignments include Engineer of both the USS ORISKANY QCVA-345 and the USS HARRY E. HUBBARD QDD-7485. He was a member of the pre- commissioning crew of the USS BAINBRIDGE QDLGN-255 and remained in that ship during subse- quent outfitting and deployment. Captain Ulrich has also served as Surface Operations Officer on the staff of Commander Attack Carrier Striking Force Seventh Fleet CCTF-775. He has served ashore as the Senior Member of the Pacific Fleet Propulsion Examining Board, the Direc- tor of the Instrumentation Department of the Naval Oceanographic Office and as a staff member to the Assistant Secretary of Defense CAtomic Energyl. He completed Surface Nuclear Power Training and was assigned as a staff member to the prototype reactor plant at Idaho Falls, Idaho. He has received post gra- duate training at The Ohio State University and was awarded a Master of Geodetic Science Degree. He re- ported aboard as Commanding Officer of the USS LEAHY QCG-161 on November 11, 1978, and has re- cently completed his second Western Pacific Cruise as Commanding Officer of the Sweet Sixteen. Captain Ulrich is married to the former Carolyn Joan Bastey of Bangor, Maine. The family, including Susan and Robert, resides in San Diego, California. EXEC TI VE FICERS-PAST A D PRESEN ,J CDR EDWARD S. FINN Commander Finn, a native of California, graduated from the University of Washington in 1961. He re- ceived his commission after attending Officers Candi- date School and was then assigned to USS SHIELDS IDD-5965, homeported in San Diego. Subsequent tours at sea include nucleus crew assignments on both USS REEVES CDLG-245 in 1964 and USS WABASH CAOR-53 in 1971. After graduation from Naval De- stroyer School in 1966 he served onboard USS HAR- WOOD CDD-8615 and USS TOPEKA QCLG-85. His latest tour of duty was as Executive Officer onboard USS LEAHY CCG-161 and on 27 July he departed LEAHY to take command of the USS MEYERKORD IFF-10581. Commander Finn is married to Nancy Norfleet Anthony of Jacksonville, Florida and has two sons, Brian and Kevin. CDR ROBERT D. M OSER CDR Robert D. Moser was graduated from the Uni- versity of Cincinnati in 1966. After completion of Offi- cer Candidate School, he was commissioned and or- dered to the U.S. Naval Submarine School. CDR Moser served aboard USS DARTER CSS576D through 1972, serving as the Head of All Departments during his tour. After completion of his tour of duty with Corn- mander Fleet Air Mediterranean and Commander Submarine Group Eight, CDR Moser attended the Surface Warfare Officer's School. Upon completion, he served as Weapons Officer with the USS THOMAS C. HART QFF-10921. CDR Moser's last tour of duty was with the Atlantic Command serving in the Unified and Fleet Operations Directorate. He was graduated from the George Wash- ington University with a Masters Degree in Manage- ment. He is also a graduate of the Armed Forces Staff College. CDR Moser is married to the former Lois Esther Eggerding and they have two children, Kelli Lynn, 10 and Robert Jr., 5. NA VXGATIOIV DEPARTMENT f-IOIWETO WNS FORM COXVSTELLATIOIV AQUMA fafflfvf-X571 GMC OMSN ASLANISWQ HUSMAN QMSN KAGY QZfxw6? DRISKILL GMC QMSN Q L T WARE ncvvigationcvf star 4 AL TA IR X, X6 hgh? years mmm, A DO I my ,QQTRSQNWQK Milli' Q Fsxl::2ER, :ESF::Nx-Es, A 72 !T7Gg7l7lY7Q-' EAGLLY O!'fQ!77f ARABIC :SI T' l l Q23 U1 Egg 12? KW S? QE 2 U Us Gif FUZQE mimi 'SUQQ 542 ragga: 'S U W Mdf MYZMX S 1 i ii LTJG Don fMagellanJ Driskill, Navigator 3.1337 QMC John Hosman, Assistant Navigator 5 QM3 James Aslanis 4 l I x T i QMC Bob Durflinger, Assistant Navigator QMSN Thqymag Hadnot 14- , QM3 Ron Bryan isi f is ' ...f QMS Randy Kagy Mfr QM3 James Aslanis, QMSN Thomas Hadnot, QM3 Randy Kagy, QM3 Ron Bryan and kneeling QMC Bob Durflinger, LTJG Don Driskill and QMC John Hosman 'FQSVIW ! V! Z!! I V We have so much off time it's ridiculous. It was in this drawer! Honest! The Smiles tell it 311, Who's missing from this picture? 7 'W7fM'ffwm7,W 7 X, XV I f I MQW' f 1 ff , 39 52 e W! 5 , Z Admin Bunch - BACK ROW - OS3 Ron Relph, PN2 Doug Blumer, HM2 Rod LT Reggie Ware Sexton, JOSN Bob Franks, YNSN Clemons. FRONT ROW - PN3 Ron Byers, PN3 Shawn Ker, YN2 Norm Smith and YNSN Corey Robinson. - - E 1111 -it QS1-7:5222.ifwzm.mqggfvlx-1.,g -1- 1. . ., ' ' 'Im' '11-YQ57.?f.EL?5-T52-1573-225.v- , , xy .,..., ,.,. 1 I, ,.f, , ,Q . - ...KN-.. in nn,.,,,,,,,,H'n U.. , H n..,, Hu -..f..,. 'NL Ig M-u....,f,,,,fj,jj4 . ........... ,M Nm---.........,N,g NC1 Rich Gomez PN1 Jerry Williams X KADMIN DI VISIO YN1 Vernon helps out PN1 Williams. N V i,,., , ,E iavn , A mn, ? Q ' f M. 45, 1 'If-.iq 'div X . f ., .aff , at f 58.2 'N S1 A PN3 Ker hard at work ,Q 1 , 4 it K . J . S? YNSN Robinson ll 5 H .,'l I G of I we 'NEI' Me? Re-up?! ir f 1 X . . , , 4 ' V- ' we :AC-A-T-79 SN Tony Schmidt I Ron sees the light Our favorite PC, Steve Mullen, uses his imagination. Don't worry PC3, you'll get there someday. . i i ,r , ,.,.,, f , li 1 Q fe me ' l S eee' 4-f i ie ?'lll5,4lNX 5 it if 'Z 4? etie r- f i l lf? -'Tiff Q fy? 1' X 'gin fff 1 ,f 1 tif , 5 f , , ? V? - 5, , f , V 5 , 4 , 7 , e ,, ,W,,,,u J , g You'd look like this too if you had to carry all this mail! ,4uf Why does this thing keep spinning? gnc! Z? Don't point that thing at me, it may go off! QM3 Bryan giving expert painting tips. Yes, llm ignoring you! 9 ' fic? ' yggff if fig , W Of course I work, Occasionally! What do you mean, I'm out of uniform D.W.l'? lt's only a toy truck! PN3 Ker being debriefed by OS3 Mor- ris! Why is everything in triplicate? xml WX 5 . qgff gf, .f ,254-2 A 3 . - 72, :ki if V ' '-X vb '-QQ, 3 X 3 ., , X 711-11?'1Sf Xi- wfflffs-Q2-Xi'?fmKgs, 7 A... fww-M . Mi, - f'PUW4x.-.eAx . . H .,fvgQ,.Mfx ' - .', ,i...L.. 4,3 FILL HER WITH REGULAR AND DO THE WINDOWS OPERATIONS DEPARTMENT 9 Q OCD VII N Skivvie Wavers include SM2 Ivan Colon, SMSA Pete Twiss, SMSA Chris Flores, SMSN Alonzo Aldridge, SMC Arleigh Felch and SM3 Bill Dinwiddie. Division Officer LTJG Keith Bennett. SMC Afleigh Felch. RMC Richard Sasso. The Radio Bunch includes CFirst rowl RMSN Adrian Tongson, RM1 J.C. Hunt, RM1 Kevin Blackburn, RM1 Mark Stephens, RM3 Bill Mattson. Standing to the right are RMSA Neal Deneen A RMSA Terry Bell, and in the back row are RMSA Larry Sher- wood, RM3 Rob Ferguson, RM3 Danny Davis, RM2 Don Hafich, RM2 Mike Price, RM2 Bob Strovers and RM3 Len Brezarich. The men of OC Division have been afforded many opportunities to exercise their trade during our WESTPAC deployment. The LEAHY was in- Q Volved in numerous visual and electronic commu- nication drills in addition to the everydal real world communication we are tasked to provide continually. The signal bridge, under the watchful eyes of SMC Arleigh Felch have consistently been tasked to provide complete visual communications during all major evolutions. SM2 Colon, SM2 Ar- cher, SM3 Dinwiddie, SMSN Aldridge,SMSA Twiss and SMSA Flores can always be found oper- ating flashing light, sending semaphore or hoist- ing tactical signals on the yardarm. In radio cen- tral, the ears of the ship, RMC Richard Sasso and RM1 Hunt are capably keeping us in touch with the rest of the world. RM1 Blackburn and RM1 Stephens have been fine tuning our teletypes and ensuring that they are in top-notch condition. Al always, RM2 Price, RM2 Strovers, RM2 Hafich, RM3 Mattson, RM3 Davis, RM3 Brezarich, RM3 Ferguson, RMSN Tongson, RMSA Bell, RMSA Sherwood and RMSA Deneed all perform the vi- tal functions of keeping our radio circuits up and performing the required maintenance on all LEAHY's many antennas, radio transmitters and receivers. The division has evolved into an out- standing group of communicators by winning the coveted Green C for Communication Excellence for the second time in a row. OC Division would also like to welcome the newest members of our team, RMSA Sherwood and RMSA Deneen. At the same time, we say goodbye to two of the Old- Timers from the signal bridge. SM2 Archer and RM3 Ferguson are going back to the land of civil- ians. Good Luck to Mike and Robert. SMSA Chris Slo-Mo Flo Flores. We earned, painted and intend to keep it! RM2 Don Hafich, LTJG Bennett, RM3 Bre- zerich, LCDR Landua, and SM2 Mike Archer. f-7jj1gff 'v f . , eg, 3 'Vey' f - I .i ' -. f 4. , w 'ff ,L L f 5 , 'Q 7 ' f 47'WfZffWf' , Ze. aw . , ' ' ,fff :,, Q ,-.. 4 Q Gy ,, f f X 7X , Z fQ7Qff,ffff0f,f, f Vwffffq' ,l 'X Q I .emi ' ' it , r f ef , 13 , 4.37, ,V f 'f ,eff ,fn ,. j, Is that a seabat? SMSA Pete Twiss. Affa RX i D49 It's too early to wake up. SM2 Ivan Jazz Colon. ,uf ,,,, ,, ,.vf M 'Submit I H 2 d ZW Hiiwl J M Q X i ., W-rw 7 fifths W f 4 eleeef e.,nee e I didn't know dolphins could read 1ighr! sM2 Archer and SMSA Fie- i , X f TBS. .K .i 4 fi X ', I RM1 Mark Hello There Stephens, RM3 Bob Space Cadet Ferguson, RM3 Danny Poker Chip Davis and RMSA Terry Checkmate Bell are ready to help. QF. wer 3' s m gl . ,,,,, . fl!! 1 , 473, .-' - 'ref gf mf? e i f , r rm, , 5, z 3 Z 0 I ei er ef A , .. f Mfr,-'ff W. IS this 3 mini-Sub? RM2 Don Entrance to the Inner Sanc- Hafich, RMSN Adrian Tongson tum of Radio Central. Prepar- risay what-?,, RMSNS Ben, Deneen and and RM3 B b Matt On. ing to enter are RM3 Brezarlch Sh d th 1 f h -tr t t b 0 S and RM2 Price. SMSN Aldridge 0net'1fff,fegtf0 e 6 t'S OW' sgrea 0 e on the light CRIGHT BELOWJ. WWMSWWW UD DI VI IDN 'wwe emaqv , The OD bunch . . FRONT ROW-DS2 Howard Robinson, DS1 An outstanding NTDS ship such as LEAHY cannot function properly without truly outstanding Data Systems Technicians . . . She has eight of them. To maintain a high state of readiness, vital to LEAHY's mission, preventive and corrective maintenance was performed by these men on various equipments such as Plan Position Indicator Display consoles, Digital Data Computers, Weapons Inter- face with the ship's Missile Fire Control Systems, digital data communications with other NTDS ships and other associated peripheral equipment. The effort put forth by this group of men demonstrate the spirit in LEAHY When you care enough to send the very best, go with the Sweet 16, the Best in the West. Bill Brown, DS3 Bill Mathews, DSC William Gallahue and in the DS3 L311gf6lderfCom- BACK ROW-DS3 Sam Benson, DS3 Keith Hegg, DS3 Dennis St, puter T9ChI1iCiaI1- Germain, and DS3 Mark Langfelder. f N DS1 BrownfLeading Petty Officer and Transmission Technician DSC GallahuefLeading Chief Y , DS3 Mathews gets wrapped , ,,,, i up in his job. 5 DS3 Benson fine tunes his computer. 1 1 r 4 I xx X DNN.. Division Officer LTJG Don Driskill. sg. 45 i DS3 Dennis St. Germain, Display Technician. He only plays in binary flat! Time to go on watch again?! 21 DS2 Howard Robinson, Leading Display Techni- cian. ff .s'?7ggv'n ' Y DS3 Keith Hegg, Display Technician he ,,i,l J , l t W wl so t , G O V fe in X l f, I, L I , A 'l W Wd . i 4 gg ,f if : 'iw - ., A E V , Av , .. 4i. . b ii ! .,, . , 'J A: A , - - . -Hn., - f ' 4 A Q . 'f 4 . .- if V V4 v. ,., . X i inn, ful: .A , ,, l .. W H 1 G i my , T! v W Q ,,r, A E V -sw L -as H ' 4' 3 . KW. N . .5 ,V - V J, iwjrf, 1 ,M ., I as . I l DIVI , it f 1: 7 , ff-V66 li' A Q. :A gh V .,- .. r n f .54 L' V. ,S.. iff, 'WT i ' ' ' Q ., 4 ' ' i 1 Y, fx, V ,V Q4 'Q-' ET3 Gordon Juhl, ETCS Don Ames, LTJG Gene fMean Gene? Cioni, ET3 Ed Malveaux, ET1 Paul Smock, Center row, ET2 Charles Wright, ETSN Julio Mal- donado, ET3 Alan Veasey, ET1 Ken Bodamer, Front row, ET3 Sam Green, ET2 Mark Bursky, ETSA Ron Bullen, ET3 Fred fFast Freddiel Gurule. e cc-- AZ 7- ET1 Bodamer LTJG Cioni and ETCS Ames w d 'f ,th - - . can control the ocean electronically. on er I ey Wnght Shows off hlsfher Cn fl T h wo 0 ms to Starboard' Where s the fatback and grits? X 5 w , fs 9 . , Q x K x 1 M' f s 1 33+ ,J ' 1-'Y VY X-fs 1 1 W 1 y V ye X --li ix, v nuff 0 ln f X' M, Q. 22 X Qs X X X h X x XXXNV' Xxx H A ' N fire, we . K f + 54 -.., - - K g -1: Q' . i ' ,f FCP . f 5 -K+ ' Q A , .. K W i- . ., ,l rg Q .,X. . V . V 'lf K V s .. s Lin-'llxjf' + s slrs Q se - seeee g 4 r M e, L -wx, -X-- X.: . s X V , .Wx it Q - is ,gf-ju. W ,V Wig., -M -A. L X K rl, xxhh 31135 . ,eww Q .: ,Ir--N .QA .,.,. X . H, K, -A 5 A X ,X,X, t s N V V x YN V N WRX. Q. X,.X NX . V V ' Q -fs ' V X gi - ,L'- . V - s I'll bet it takes Ames 15 minutes to find us out here. H . f W 1 . X FQ 2. I just finished or started, I'm not sure which. 'f,.il L onest XO, we're cleaning! 5115? 4 Qu-11.1, ,I 1 .ff ET3 Mike Mount It was great while it lasted. If only the radiomen knew we were this close to the edge. Only 10 more re-ups! v 1 1 E OS1 John Plastic Man Strohl, OS3 Pete Swan Morris, OS2 Frank Shakey Mayer, OSSR Cedric c's Scott. Middle row, OSSA Dan Moroc- co Mole Stone, OS3 Mark Levi, OSSA Terry Kafka, OS3 Mike Culo Caro, OSC Moon Mullens. Front row, OS1 Hosey Cro-Magnon Man Burgess, OS1 Mike Sasquatch Suska, OS3 Brian Burke. Back row, OS3 Curtis Hangman Cheshier, OS3 Cliff Davis, OS3 David Dye, OSSA Phil Philo Bartlett, OS3 David Homeboy Briggs, OSSN Randy Sugar Bear Sechrest, OS1 John Bones Skelton, OSSA Mike Alphabet Szilagyi, OS3 Mike Culo Caro, OSSN Randy Ray Jay Johnson, OSSR Cedric C's Scott. ' aHU1m.U1, Shopping fifsf and beer Second or OS2 Harris concentrating on some air controlling, OS1 Strohl in beer flyrst and shopping second? OSC background is controlling also. At least this machine wont tilt Moon Mullens arriving at Pusan, Korea. when I bang it. Amazed at the announcement of yet another flight quarters. OS3 Curtis Hangman Cheshier. I've been waiting for the bus it all day. OS2 Dave Harris f J A XVTSRCP X' . fm- , ',' :jr cooling out at a Yoko bus own, frrfr, n R 7 1 ',,, A stop. Hn,wi,,g,, .. .,..s-me-ai. I VV A W f 5-My H ., , f., ',,, I ,N ,T Ali ... g y , .A, V .:,', A Af., ,.,.,, ,A A ,1, ' I 1 - A if fi? fl!!! 1' N? Af 'r ,ff id A 24 A brief respite in the air control picture of CIC. AIC's OS1 Suska and OS2 Mayer. N 94 FREE You talking to me? OS2 Frank Mayer. N235 t'Hello, Domino's? Yeah, I's like to place a long term order Let's get some music on here OS3 Brian Burke. OS1 Hosey Burgess. fx , X7 'X , .fx '33 fr' k lrvgrf X' 5 .Y 5 . i fThis is the lifel Steaming Mates. Here's to your new tennies OS3 Curtis Getting ready for watch and getting Cheshier in Japan, ready for liberty. OS3 Dave Dye and OS2 Dave Harris. There's noting like a captive audience Well someone has to make the coffee! Underway CIC watch OS3 Davis, OS3 Burke OSSA's Stone and Bartlett. v Ulf ...---- ,ll If W xt M, QW' UW D VISIUN LTJG Steven P. Gaskin Division Officer EW1 Robert G. Wyatt LPO N A A f , ,f 4 3 - hm. .. EW2 Wilmer F. Clifford EW2 Kenneth A. Hughes Electronic Counter Measures were developed in 1939 by the Germans. ECM made its first appearance during the early part of World War II and is still in use today. In England, EW was recognized as a vital phase of WW II. Mr. Winston Churchill was one of the first leaders to recognize its potential. In his war memoirs, he writes: during the human struggle between the British and German forces there is a secret war whose battles were won and lost unknown to the public. Mr. Churchill referred to the first use of ECM as the Battle of the Beams. It took place in England during 1940. The Germans established a series of radio stations in northern France. These stations were beamed over London and the German aircraft with their electronic equipment could follow the beams directly to London. With the use of ECM, the British transmitted false beams and on several occasions German bombers be- came completely lost and landed on British air bases. Development of ECM continued to flourish and on September 8, 1970 the USN authorized the rate of EW, or Electronic Warfare Technician. EW has come a long way and IS growing more and more with the develop- ment of new weapons. Story by EW1 Wyatt EW2 Jurrel M Hoover EWSN Douglas D Conley Q A little bit of country . . . Supertech BX ' Y- ,f 'b4,:'Ngq LT Richard Kodzis, CTO1 William LaBlanc, CTM2 again! Kurt Blackburn, CTR2 Ernie Wright and CTR2 Ke- vin fMickeyJ Quinn. 1, CTR3 Tom Norris tells CTO3 Dan Guatardo, Listen Dan, I want your sister's address! Where's Hawley? .I did it CT DIVI ION It all started in Yokosuka, Japan when someone ab- ruptly dropped a large gray box known as QUIC VAN ONE on LEAHY's O3 level, bolted it to the deck, wired it up and gleefully remarked, It's all yours. This strange event was followed by the embarkation of six sinister looking characters of the CT rating, known af- fectionately in the Fleet as Spooks. Seeking the dar- kest corners of the ship, and sometimes the van, they rode in traditional silence with us to Subic Bay. There, six more of their comrades came aboard, led by a shifty-looking officer skilled in the art of double- talk. When finally asked Why are you here? he gave a sly grin and replied That's for me to know and you to find out. So it was the LEAHY's CT Division was formed. Seriously, the CT Division was assigned to LEAHY during the Indian OceanfPersian Gulf deployment. Hailing from various duty stations in the orient, and assigned to the Operations Department while aboard, 28 the CTS provided us with a service that improved our tactical operating ability and aided in making the IO and PG more succesful and rewarding. Hailing from the Naval Security Group Detachment at Kami Seya, Japan are LT Dick Kodzix, CTO1 Bill LeB- lanc, CTO3 Dan Guajardo, CTOSN Randy Peacock and from the Naval Security Group Department in Guam was LTJG Bill Matthews. J l From the Naval Security Group Acitvity, Clark Alf Force Base in the Philippines were CT1 Al McCaus- land, CTR2 Kevin Quinn and CTRSN Tony' Dloiughy- The Naval Security Group Activity at Hanza, Okinawa provided CTR2 Ernie Wright, CTR3 Tim Steward, and CTR3 Tom Norris to the division, and from the Naval Security Group Detachment in Yokosuka, Japan were CTM2 Kurt Blackburn and CTM3 Pat Doc Hawlijly- CTI3 Mike Kehoe hailed from the Naval Security Group Activity in Misawa, Japan. i ,,,g,':x,:' Alf Really sir xx hat are we doing here? The symbol of security! A first for history . .. all i i e 2 I K , Sn Doc and Curt what more can we say? A CT hard at work. CT's doing manual labor. 34,1 X 3 , av I I I I Go, Cowboy! Now, Make a loop and. . . 'li Curly, Larry and Moe. r So this is what the sun feels like! California here we come! C FXX We need Mr. Clean! The batteries must be dead! You may fire when ready Gridley! Organized confusion? Would you trust these men? l E 9 x Back row, BMSN CC Farmer, SA Wazzoo Assink, SA Pinapple Meyer, SA Ice Teele, SA Mike Jackson, SA C.J. Swan Laurentsen, Front row, SA Carter, SA Stokes, SA Stieg, BM1 Buck Bell, SA Joe Beckham, SA Hart, BM3 Hooter Malnar. BM2 Johnston - Guess why we call him 'Bigun'! BMCS Davis Who said 'Li- berty Call'? SA Laurentsen, SA Teele - Dedicated watchstanding! SA Meyer - Hawaiian Gunslinger. -f 35' , Z, I' L. I , . ,.,, Syn, , . ,,,,,,,,., f 1 ,,,M,, I Back row, SA Terry Osborne, SN Scott Tyma, BMSN Zach Evans, BM2 'Bigun' Johnston, SA Lynn Johnson, SN Tom Willard, SA Jerry Booth, Front row, Sa Calvin McCall, SA Mike Smith, Sa Andy Porter, BMSN Lane Baumgartner, SA Curtis Reinhold, Sa Terry Holmes, SA Chuck Drianis. SN Thompson - You mean I .. have to start over again? LTJG Thompson What is I this man smiling about? SA Reinhold - I'm just gonna check on tonights flick. BMSN CC Farmer - Chillin' out with one of da' boys. .Din ..m,..,.1,.'? iv 7 .7l 4 2 Nj X S5 SN Willard looks on as Boe Gaeta shows the length of his memory. l Whadaya mean, me and my short-timer gotta turn to? 23 3 sz A Scotty Tyma on lookout. r ..,,,,,, , l I gl BM3 Roach proves that he can hit a target over his shoulder using the old mirror trick. .,.,,rf 0.K., take the picture. I can't hold this posi- tion much longerf' Ska, kaw, kaw . . , BM3 Malnar I can't hammer the cigarette in any further! SN Mills . . . SECO D D VISION f C33 C322 'P-rw AFT HOUSE GANG - GMM3 Willie Jackson, GMM3 Fobey Bowen, GMMSN Carl Haslip, GMM2 Andy Deal, GMM2 Jim Vause, and on the bottom, GMM1 Larry Bunda, LT Paul Salerni and GMMC Morey Manuel. . f c e A . ,,,,,,.,. ll A. , V, ,Q 3 LT Salerni - Division Officer FORWARD HOUSE GANG - GMM2 Jeff Massey, GMM3 Craig Berkwitz, GMM3 Mark Chaney, GMM3 Mach Schnell, GMMSN Chas DeJesus, and on the D bottom, GMM1 Larry Bunda, LT Paul Salerni and GMMC Morey Manuel. Take the picture- I can't ' hold it much longerf' Ln... It's my concentration hat! What's a seven-letter word for rocket? It's my equalizer! Ready to fire! Trice up my rack? Four, three, two, one, THUD! Are you sure this wrench is left handed? What do you mean, it's bad luck? A Q v P . I 'I r fa K ' I ,Il I V NV r . g ' K u X X w ,X ff xafimti, i s. . Gunnery Officer LTJG Darrell Sharpless. Red, Chili, J.B. and Mike gather about their tools of the trade. 'lg ,I-,L ?' X The Gun Gang consists of, CLOCKWISEQ GMG1 J.B. Brown, SN Red Martin, GMG2 Mike Hillis and SN Roy Chili White. THIRD GUNNER S2 D VISION Third Division personnel are rated Gunner's Mate Guns CGMGJ. GMGS primarily maintain, repair and supervise the firing of the 3 f50 gun mounts. Among other responsi- bilities, the gunners maintain all of the ship's small arms, including 45 caliber postols, M-14 rifles, shotguns and M- 60 machine guns, Accounting for all ammunition and maintaining the magazine spaces are additional major re- sponsibilities of the Gunner's Mate. A Gunner's Mate is included in the rescue boat crew during man overboard, plane rescue and helicopter operations. During Underway Replenishment, Gunners are on sta- tion with a line-throwing gun to shoot a line over to ships coming alongside. Inport, the duty Gunner's Mate leads the color guard for morning and evening colors. :Ji Lf ?f'i'1 f fr VM! f f 4,p'1f -f, f-1- x,,. if - i 7 fg 'fQ,fjq eyyp ff T ,,,, 1. I g ,,,, k- ', ,,,,, ,,,, ,,, a , api K f?f .2 -fswfff V 3 f 41: f - .2 i n I, ,,,,f, X. Q., QW, ,L V, I xg' 2 ,1 , if 36 Xi X51 51 - 4 igpiykw ffif ff i gif Qi Iawri' N15 ,fb ity 9 ftp, Egfr ,f ff' X ,. iff, .' 5-gif? Hi' 5 'ff' r Y ,Q av 4 1 , ' V f. 7 ,. X J fm 3 B f xi 1 , .1 f f Q, fig int ,s , ,Q - ,-mi,-ff.. ' -unz- , 7 g ,XE A01 1 'V A I ix we gn g,f if ,yy v4'z,, 'l zg 'Q 1551 , Q 1 Q if I int: 41 J X 1 I5 IA' I ' if 1 li r gzgffjii ,H is' X mi: . sz ' 'X if this fi ,S ..5........,...,,- --Vu - .........., ., - f:-,.......,..,..z...,..,.,....,. V,-- , o GMG1 Brown conducts pre-fire checks on guns. , A GMG1 Brown checks for a clear bore Gun Shoot Red Martrn. .. Happl .. .: ... -........-...--...4r. ....,.....r..-4 1. ...-. ' ' th . ' . . ?fj3nf,,greaSlng e gun SN Whlte a.nd'GMG2 H1ll1s perform a dud test. . J 1, GMG2 Hillis checks weapons in gun locker. 37 r S 5 5 W A ' ' J' , j - I ..,V Zyr K ' -if 1,.i W W fr , a , AWDVIIN BACK ROW -GMT1 Saxton, STG2 Hamilton, STG2 Peoples, STG3 Murray, GMTSN Boyle, STGSN Watkins, STG3 Montgomery, GMTSN Staley, STG3 DeFlorio. FRONT ROW - STGC Brunk, STG2 Dyer, STG3 Juszli, STGSN Simpson, STG3 Fox, TMSN Spates N.. KQVX X STGC Chief Brunk GMT1 Jack Seadad Saxton H b 38 ASWO ENS Smith TMSN LeVerne Vern Spates gilt , ,V --31, '-'gf x 474. 1, J'ATQQ1gJQ,.' ' we New wwe Cnxmzon, 'wr Vijjii ,, oPyw1zsacmDwc7SET.,.. - , Yoomza BECOMING- J X Q pg vefaw S1,eePV.... I S-X4 ,. 1-1 KJ f 1 L 1 fN ,Zf,i'J1fS: f 'zq'-112 , , ' ' f Q ff, T f y mp, J X , -r Jl5g5f3V Mx J T' w f .. , ' O 'N gf ' X X AYWssv-f xis.-biffsff L-x S X F bb 2 ,, A Tj EE 5 'C' fm :715ffif ' 5 as -, A 1-2734 M -.J E. Zi '-'T 099' C FTM1 Bedford 48,' Tecksl' FTM2 Brown: Jump Tuttle! D I V I S I 0 N FTM3 Tuttle: Aye, aye, sir! Forward fFrogJ Radar. FTM2 Barrett ., I ,Q , . Nu? 1, t 1 l I 1 'I Rear row, FTM3 H.T. Smith, FTMSN Brewer, FTM2 Brown, FTM3 Barnes, FTM2 Lawson, FTM3 Osbourn, Center row, LT French, FTM2 Ohm, FTM2 Fair, FTM3 Tuttle, FTMSN Simonsen, FTM2 Killingsworth, FTM2 Ferrell, FTM3 Hens, FTM3 H.A. Smith, FTMC Hare, Bottom row, FTM2 Nicely, FTM2 Kratzer, FTMSN Simmons, FTM2 Ridgel, FTM2 Miller, FTM2 Stricklin, FTCS Schiff, FTMC Scukanec. xl 'l Aft Radar Gang ll :iQ ,V , if ' Liar M vw 'quid FTMSN BREWER I don t do lmes FTM2 RIDGEL AND FTM3 HUNT Who s go FTM3 HUNT mg to cut the grass when we get home Wan, M 3 8 I Nd X ff 'ZX .,....w- ff MH MUShlDg FTMC YOU SAID YOU WERE THIRSTY' f Q FTM2 BROWN ILEFTJ AND IPLOTTINGJ FTMSN BREWER FTM3 HT SMITH AND FTM3 H T SMITH You grab hls arms and I ll grab hls legs ALLEN s Q Q CID KW Kim 'Vw FTM3 H A SMITH Yea I work aft What MY PICTURE' Wlll you show my Ma? abouf IW FTMSN SIMMONS HOW could I have forgotten my WIFES A SNACK BEFORE DINNER' name . 4304 i 123 FTM2 KRATZER AND FTM2 OH Q l I I i 1 i I . ! 1 I 4 1 l 1 5 1 l i rx l This is so exciting. 52 A l kpc lj 22 ,. J' L1 'nl l . 7' x, - Q . - ? wp X if ,ur -Lil nl' .,-,gg-? 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HULL MAINT TECHNICIAN CHU X A 1 If 77 I li ENS John Wayne Jones A I J !! 5 I , iv- x , f l Standing in the back row are ENS John Wayne Jones, ENFN Donnie Guarino, ENFN Jesse Jones, MMFN Damon Holdaway, EN3 Jon Netts, EN3 Doug , Mashburn, MM3 Charles Hatfield, MMC Francis Larvie and kneeling in the f front row are EN1 Roberto Canare, MM1 Richard Schmitz, MMFN Charles Price, EN3 Paul Wolf and MM2 Howard Fresch. EN3 Mashburn EN3 Wolf, EN1 Canare, MM3 Hatfield, ENFN Guarino 44 ...v -,,. 55 A 37 5 1 EN3 Mashburn, EN3 Wolf 1 if ff 4,Lf...,- 1.51.65 -,X 3 K i i?4lNIf1r' -:I 1- 2 v: - ' Q Q .k,-' 'F ifi ' -, 4 ' ' ,' ., -. . h 'gag K ' ' ,-'L xx: .. 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Dingo DIVI I0 , gl 5 K 'W , 'Ei I4,,-. i 5' e-fy . Q i ' F Y, 1 I f fi if an J-we i 'ili i : . I- to . ,, . J iq we , v, H 'N , , .b n IR' .54 Zi 'I ,gwml f A if, s if ltie- W l l l J . ... : D I . A i ,4v:, I ',., 5 it V . ' Q .- ' , I f I H 1 ,, ' xl' , V x f S yi , 4 x Q- . J nik? f 3 ,,.l 5 f- Q ' , .il Q yy 3, ti I E 5 Zi zlr mug 5 P if h . IC3 Shipman, IC3 Woods, IC3 Bl k , ICC V Love that switchboard! Tersch, IC3 Hoffman. a e on Assuming the position- B Just a pinch between your cheek and ' Q oat-person. gum, chief. Only his hairdresser knows for sure. The electric IC man , 1 A f , , 9, .9 il J w Q 1,5 ,A... It's not just a job . . . in Q 1 f 1 f You wanted something? Holding up the ship. w..,,,f You're just saying that 'cause it's true! zy- Q Assigning is better than doing. ESWS QUALIFIED So we wasted a picture . if g f f A 1 0 If 7 it fggv-M I ,, 1 ,, , A 1 L W f , 'Z-anim' 5 aff s I fi f . 'xx Hi there, doll! Gimme your best shot! I love it here! Ilgllnlinifl hqld . . . ot t ese wires .. N 1 H Long distance . . . lt7S the next best thing to Wh .t, t. t 1 Someone's going on the pad. being there. en 1 S lme 0 fe ax ,f7 5',wf' , 4 : ' 5, f ,Q f,,f ,j J f'-, Emi 'h' -. 'QW . ' ' lfll Z V 1 'ii ifrif A -1' , Q e,5'5f,f n f Q i I 'I . I Q ' ,,,, i W ,,7i,.,,,,,,.,,.,., L4 . Q ,J f ...,r M J, N- I SECTION ONE SECTION TWO SECTION THREE WEST PHC- Tfl- Division: qw: 5 MN C3 SHHFFER. LEORWARDB r 1r'1Z N02 MM3 mm3 M03 N03 MM3 NMFN MMFN mmm MFWFN rv mm Hn FN MPIFN THORNOCK ummm mnncufwo CPORKCHOPJ Coon cmoonvb BOYD C.HoT RODJ cUa.P ccosmoa TURRUBIATE CTURTLE. BACJ CUPININGS CRABBITJ MORRIS KANIMAL-D THOMPSONCRAWSHING RUSH! WHQTAKER caerm BANKS mee: BUTLER CORBITP GERSKY ROWLETTE LAPD mmz. HULL. QJBTHRQJ MMZ. JENSON IBILLY QUAD mmz. MILLIARDCMEAN enema mm3 SAMVAONS cnomrwoooy mmli 615.521 fTHF.G1?uEE.l'0 FJIWFN WESTON QGYRLEN JUNKLEJ nmfm TIEDTKA LTKIFJ mmFN BEA54.EYCNR.EEASLEYJ mmfhl MENEFEECG..Q.1 mmm EQERRY QDUSCO mm mmm ScHNnE.DEB LFINK PLO'-rm mmm 5nDER3 LSPHDEPO mmFN SOCKET LSAD SACKI DIV Beginning of the cruise. .M 2 KQGTYA l It's not Guicci but, what the hell . . . Two months to go! You want me to weld that to wha Two hours and not a single bus. t? Fishing for sea bats. The long hours Fun Tlrnev in i 5 I r Our fearless leader. The crew at journeys end 3 I- my 4, 'f . i Z Q.. - 7 M' L f 'fs J if i it if ' ' i 3 l K .L i f' ' 1 f 'Q 4 . , K W 1 W at rf -A ',1..l.,.5 ,. 5 -y bg-2 -fr. f I X, 4, lg , - Q ggifiiii fi 1 S. fi i ff , MwM,.,,f 4 .k,.f - lvhly .XX ,,,. ,..A.. 1, V l Ii ? fi ' e . ,.,, ' L 'il 'A -Y v-'- f . Q. ,f .w h': f: f. Li'.'5f,Qi,f 02 . 'f , .4 1 ffqrg.. L, M- i t , ,,.. , ,,, - ,gL,g,.X, ,O , W 3 i ii- Sgr: 'Qi Q yy, af ,- gi, el , Tv 1 Not another flight quarters! Warp one aye' L, ,. 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A-N-I-M-A-yfl MSSN Tangerman v M! yzyqh X WM, 1 V , ' ff s 1 04' W 4 ff -f Q ff' f fi 1 5 , a, f 4 an 2 ' , MSSA Grimmet. Hi cuz! y , E o X' lyola 7 5 ' J Y oloadol if l .Q 1 1 2 ag if , f' ' Q if ,,lh V-ff g MS2 Olego, You don't like! my meal? MESS MANAGEMENT SPECIALISTS fMS'Sj 57 SHSN Mark Talford hap 1 as ,g ,V lW...... SHIP' py e o SER VI CEME Q g 'w-.,...,,.,.,,.,,,,, of , 53- 4 ilfg 5 iff 32 f W Zgf X ff r W1 2.3 af X , XX , f jf 1 I ff 1' SH1 Pedro V SH3 Tim QThe Murfj Murphy. l I ll Q, SHSN Gallegos and SHSN Church , ' 'f'f--f fvf 1.1.4-.4-,..,fnpn. 714,253 ,f CAMEL fggqgl 3 Qfmxdqfyll,ummm xfjgzg' 3 V3-is UWCAMGI W , , ,,,- ,L mmarg .Z2,fmf,?,ag,jwm Z , QCAMLL rxzmrn, ff X ' ff-Rims I X ,Y , 5 , , , ,fguiinmyg T' mwzif WW -I Q.. I' ' 1.513 SHSN Burke That w1ll be 25 dollars, please sw 'W xx X X SHSN Davld Hendryx wlth one more load 4 C X l , L. an - vw 5 . . . 'fx EG L, NSE 1 Y U s QTY RK AQSN .ann THE SUPPLY TASK FORCE. Standing in the back are SKI Danny Dima- lanta, SKCS Wild Silverthorn and SK1 Fred Denina. In the front row are SKSN Ramon Garcia, SK3 Bruce Specht and SKSA Al Salunga. 4 1' SK3 Specht To find a part or not to find a part, that is the question. SK1 Denina - Always on the ball. Ex xx. P94 , r A5 .1-gn-:nad 4 i , I ff 5 xnmjr ,W ' M, in SKSA Salunga - Give him a job and consider it done. S TOREKEEPERS 59 SK1 Dimalanta gets the job done is X .,.M.,.....wn..mW,mw..:.w,, - M M ES CRA ,fy your pswurv' wiki -rf-.,.,h '-z i 60 - mwmsxx ' wx ., w wx mek Am g htm V , .4-vvuvwwj 'k', A x' 135 ' 7, . -9 W s 4 xiii' .1 , ter. X' 'M ji ii ,XX --I : X X yi i X XXX vii: f Y W R119 , -,J 9 NV E . ., ,.. , V I QS- Em! 95 L- 4 VV 'gk i A N 'ti f- in O, I S not Montgomery' If it can be had, we'll get it! No shave! Hi Boss! I use Palmolive Liquid! l I can't find the recipe for boiled wa- Jimmy Carter watches? You want it when? It's a panic button! 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Old' 68 V I Y ' V V , 47 Aw -WMA.-Mx A A-,trviw uhm -I ,,,,,-,H ,,,-...N.,..,,....,.:..,-,.....-,,.............,-,,...x..f1,,,,......, f... .,,. ,..-. .., ..-ang fr. . ... , IN PI CT URES. 4 ,,,,,,. ..-,,.- .K ,...,,.-.,......-1-L-.-'-----H -W A--H - ' AW J K f . - We re where? I 'O se X Ill . 5 X Q if. S 'K U x Z Fi. CQ 1 L5 :- wswzesvrfii - -.x 555255 --' -!i!.!-! Turn the little knob Now tomorrow's schedule. . . M A R ' W1 Zig..'..v54r5g.ff.:agge. Mm 1:-' fag .tg n-SQL' ,X OZ: tw fl. 1 ' .ls A hit? Where? 70 -M Wd ,,,,, ,,,, ,,,,,,, 4 .,,..,,, ..Q-..- ,-,1,a.-..,-....,,4....... man- -J-f,..4w-.Q-....,.............,.......-.-.-..Q....n-.g.:..,..,fa-1-.,.,,-.....,...-.......,.. ...v.....,..,-. Lv.- L.. .- 1. . Salty Sea Dog Talent IS all shapes and slzesl Hey Sheppard you forgot your ball KS AQ ...ff 'RM :W Na ' How much farther? 2' I got lt T It s always easler at the start Now on the East Coast Mr Krller Ky Smith .,nl' C'HIEF'S MESS , 1 m.,, fi A K 1 k .sig 1,5 3- x , ,.,. ,CSP QI! .S 721 4' 52 'C f ,gs - FIR T CLASS SS f , ' ll' !'- , Q e if J ,Tk I. -.ff 4 '--- X. K Xa. . SH ., , ,z A ., f 31, 1 lr .Q,. i-5....4..,. ,,.,., 1 . ,I:'31g:'5 HQQP, z V- 'A V . A.-' gy: at ,Q 11' if 5 X K XX X V! X I, , k, 2 XS' XNSK I 'A . . f211:.'5f, ' I f,.: S ' X ' . , 4 X5 1 .S.S.. ' 5. wk - ' ' 1,5 .,-. j 5: , -x- . : - 593 ' A . . . 1 Q. '-, j51g: :!::2'r' 251- i ,-W V i.q. 4A,..q,,Vw S f gg ...SFWQ Agwx, , fQd , Ng pw, Z t, . f- Q Hgh ,1:.,,.f Q ,Q A f M 3 fx' rf Q, 1 fbi D' 1' ,ran-Y . 0 I ' .3 i H: Q 'I . Wm... . n ,S ,gui , ., ,. . . A. 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Saying their tearful good'by.f5s,7'N 7 it V. And thinking when ,we'd ibe, homewardi , Days were getting longer, 'T Seas were getting bad. , Wefalso lost a -shipmate, a V. Which was, truly very sad. The Philippine lzslanids, J Was -our next working port, .. Our Ystayfwasvery fun fulled, , ,but also very sho.rt. - . bound. ' ' A A ' A As we sailed- into the distance,-Q Our loved ones out of sig-ht, I It was- time to head ourselves, y. Opposite ,the morning light. f Ournfirst stop w-as Hawaii, E' So beautiful was the shore,!g T A It was one sight to see, 1 . Q H Although we'd' been there before. .e Many days were.. spent ap sea, ' I'd say twenty-two at the least, In heading for-our next destinati A place called the . Far East. I It was timeto stop agaiinf, ' Korea was the place. - , . V , Exploring the new land, . A H . . , 'And natives staring in'your'face. Southward bound we headed, V: To the land of -the Rising Sun. Old history came back to me, ' December '7,?.1,941.: - m V' ' Tokoyo had its sights, ' As we walked all around: A very modern city indeed, . ' That is sitting proudly sound.. Our next destination, ' ' Was still, quite a ways., ' Working and sleepingj' ' And just passing the days. . 'island of Singapore, Was next, in li-ne. , .Although very expensive, ' It'really.,was quite fine. The cruise was almost over, and everyone could smile. But first came the Indian Ocean We'd be' there for awhile. Leaving the Indian Ocean, Was surelyia treat, Though ,we would be back, ' To that desert-like heat.. The cultures ,of Africa, ,V Were soon to be seen. Lions and Cheetahs - t -Their senses so keen. , The people of Africa, Many, living in shacks, ' - Appreciate what they have, . - g And crave what they lack. Sailingmwitha task force, . . We were scheduled to depart. m What weuthought was over, Was just about' to start. t EM3 Ronnie M Baca . q,76+ W Y W 1 P v A 5 ? 'Q ' 4 s I .4 + JAPA 4 LA D O THE RISING U I MER , , L ,, ' I , , 'fi , ' fi? , . . Mtn 'G-V Sf! '-. ,S was as am In W 26 'Q 5 A gn saw me za am 1 9 li M '1 , 9 an ' f S ik, ai-If Q 35 3 g ' ,. ,K fx in X, s-. , -gg.. Q Lug L,,.., VLV: V V, , S 1.l King . , ' 4 3233 , if, 'ji , ,ggkwii ,' ' ' PM :L K ll gi 3 , :Sgr x 'L ,I Q :., ' ' - 5' fu, ,ll . . 5318! 3 ,- 1. , ' ',.. 2 ' -V -P ,V .Q , I ,512-L! ami! , 5' vim., mm hmm: '. --Z , nf Q, Wi'-1 , ' 'K ' ' 55 H631 iw5?H? gpm! gg n?P'?M gg r M , si' 'fA' 'ig' if nl',fQw gggQ5qf - - xii -f,:, ' nilgfasxw pi :w'Fff5 gina ' ' ff iffy f. df wma - 5, 4. ..,,... . A f-fvA....,,,-V f, V, g 3 'QSQM swf V , Q ,4g, 5 KS? X: A Q. ,, - --. ss. .,.. KMNN ,, al' Q1 W , 2 vp.. way, divx, K ,brxsf -A, ' X , Q, V gi ' , -E 9 1...- 3 ,X IffF Y ii!- ff'fVlvfm7,.,m.,,,, W.,,,,,,.,,,::,,., ,..., :::,: ,,,, ., , ..,... , V gnmezfln M ivf w . IZ 1 l'- 79 UW TATO THE V RTIC L REPLE ISHME T D TAIL FOR AT LEFT: at their flight quarters stations are SN Jer- ry Booth, LTJG Darrell Sharpless and FN Dan But- ler. AT RIGHT: First WEST- PAC mail helo! A ' Q4.f,!Il ra -A,-f ,iffy i,s1,i ' W I . , , in ,,,.h 1,5 I . , 5 li ., Jjvh, an 1 x , . f. ,B ' V ff fff ' ' mf E U X W f,,!f 'jtgwux ff ff Q 9,51 W fl: my ,H Q I vf,.,f .f .,. V., . 5 E r, RIGHT CORNER. OS3 Curtis Cheshire and SN Terry Thomp son involved in a serious discus sion. 80 - if :WDW STATION THE UNDER WAY REPLENISHMEN T DETAIL. . . l,',J!,f,,. NS UBI C Now you know why sailors love Subic Bay! Olongapo, Republic of Philippines. Kids are the same, the world over. We found our little sister. Hey Joe, want to buy a duck? -- -V-. V --V..-.y...g., . .- - .. - ..,-.-,lp,,, ,dv-. -.,,.....-, Nz. ,U ,..,. ,,.. , V,-HNA1 V ,U , 1. N, 1 f 'I ' 83 .,.?... . ..,- ....,4-,...-,..,.- ...J -.4--,...N....g..... . .,Q. ..- 'lv ,,. ,L AROU D THE SHIP 5 X, aI 'nz 'fx ........- N .-.f,-.,.....v-.-..,.r.,.w..cv4v.N..,5.....-.-....,,. ,..,,. ... -4--...... X ff--J . V, . I ' 'z Z ,ff f IN PI CT URES. ff - KSEA TV RADIO THE ENTERTAINMENT CAPITAL OF LEAH Y Of course Pm busy! Say that again! I told you to play Mickey Mouse! -Q... N- X -,,....1--' A..--- gzfyf .,I' 157771. ' A- IIII Why should I? I 2 259213152 J inc- 61 i lL. 2 ' u i ,I 9 0 -- QMAA kg Q A' 2 5 . . ,. I.!, . , ., - I If you've got it, I'll play it! f if It's Saturday Night Live! Affgrf , f We ain't Loman and Barkley, but what the heck ! It's the Mike Price Show. 87 Purple Haze , I am IEGQ GARCIA OROSSROADS OF THE INDIAN OCEAN WHERE NO ONE COMES WILLIN GLY AND ALL LEAVE AS SOON AS POSSIBLE B UT WE THE LANDL BBER I GH T ARE 1 , Davy Jones Ccenterl and Sher1ff's posse. Semi-housebroken wogs. Court convenes Disciplining a bad wog 55? 1 1:1 . . i , . Walking a wog. Wog training class At the dividing line of the Earth there is a magical, mystical line known as the Equator. This is the domain of Neptunus Rex, Ruler of the Bounding Main, Lord of the Seven Seas and King of the Oceans. When a Navy ship passes over this magic line, all the loyal subjects of King Neptune are tasked with ensuring that all who continue onvoyage have paid proper homage to the Majestic Monarch and have been initiated into the Royal Order of the Deep and declared a Loyal Shell- back. Many indignities are endured but at the end of the ceremony, there is the comforting thought that this is the only time they will ever go through this initiation. From this point on they will be the initiators. Is it any wonder that sailors the world over look forward to their second crossing? 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