Leahy (CG 16) - Naval Cruise Book

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IN JULY 1942, ADMIRAL LEAHY WAS NAMED CHIEF OF STAFF BY PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT. HE ACCOMPANIED THE PRESIDENT TO INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCES IN QUEBEC, CAIRO, AND TEHRAN. LEAHY BECAME THE US NAVY'S FIRST FLEET ADMIRAL IN DECEMBER 1944, AND WAS APPOINTED CHAIRMAN OF THE NEWLY CREATED JOINT CHIEFS OF STAFF. HE WAS PRESENT FOR THE UBIG THREE CONFERENCE WITH PRESIDENT TRUMAN IN 1945. AFTER RETIRING FROM THE JCS IN 1949, LEAHY CON- TINUED ON DUTY AS ADVISOR TO THE SECRETARY OF THE NAVY UNTIL HIS DEATH IN 1959. W X, NA VAL CADET LEAHY USS OREGON 1898 ' 1:14-Q -. .dm 4.-,, CHAIRMAN OF THE JOINT CHIEFS OF STAFE CIRCA 1944-45 THE NAVY? NEEDS YOU! A 'nowr READ ,AMERICAN MAKE IT! , 53, ., . 'S'-A333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333333 f,NT Op ,N - .' Q 14. f' I ' f ' me Q. '23 ll if ..,gsxx!xy'x'l ,O u .- X-N 7' 1' 45 Ir. , 04' I '- 1 -. - O f 15' 49 I Q A o I Q lOY,, ,I I o 1- FSF I A I 5 I 9 Q . f-f 7. N : JL x Q' 1 ,Amt 49 I .af 5' u .' 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ON HER LAST MED CRUISE LEAHY VISITED THE PORT OF LENINGRAD, USSR ON MAY 12, 1975, THE FIRST U.S. WARSHIP TO VISIT THE USSR SINCE THE EARLY 186O'S. IN 1976, LEAHY STEAMED THROUGH THE PANAMA CANAL TO HER NEW PACIFIC FLEET HOMEPORT OF SAN DIEGO CA. LEAHY COMPLETED HER FIRST PA- CIFIC DEPLOYMENT IN FEB 1979 AND HAS SINCE MADE EIGHT WEST PACIFIC DEPLOYMENTS. HER SEVENTH, IN MARCH 1991, WAS IN SUPPORT OF OPERATION DESERT STORM. LEAHY, IN 1991, WAS THE SENIOR HOST SHIP FOR THE SOVIET NAVY'S FIRST VISIT EVER TO THE U.S. WEST COAST. IN JULY 1992, LEAHY SERVED AS ANTI- AIR WARFARE COMMANDER FOR RIMPAC-92. DURING THIS EXERCISE LEAHY SUCCESSFULLY FIRED SM-2 AAW AND HARPOON ASUW MISSILES. LEAHY DEPARTED SAN DIEGO NOV 1992 FOR HER EIGHTH AND FINAL DEPLOYMENT. 4 CHRISTENIPIG B Y MRS. MICHAEL J. MANSFIELD, 1 JULY 1961 N 5 it I LEAH Y OIY WA YS, PRIOR TO LA UIYCHIIYG. BA TH MAINE, 1 JULY 1961 tiss array, if It if Mt I '. 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'.'?..J:,:y A ,L ,l , ' 'T 5: 17 M2x Frw?Qng Z - ' . .ff .hu- A NIW I LEAHYATBA TH, MAINE ON 1 JUL 1961 LENGTH: 555 FT WIDTH: 55 FT DRAFT: 26 FT DISPLACEMENT: 8,000 TONS MAX SPEED: 50+ KNOTS ARMAMEN T 2 EXTENDED RANGE TERRIER SM2 MISSILE LAUNCHERS 8 HARPOON CRUISE MISSILES 8 ASROC IANTI-SUBMARINE R OC K E TI 2 TRIPLE TORPEDO TUBES M 2 CLOSE-IN WEAPON SYSTEM PROPULSION ' 4 PROPULSION STEAM BOILERS 2 SCREWS , 1 RUDDER . 1 MISSION COMMAND AND CONTROL ANTI-AIR WARFARE ANTI SURFACE WARF COMMA DI GOFFICER A CAPTAIN WILLIAM H. SMITH CAPTAIN SMITH IS A 1968 GRADUATE OF THE U.S. NA' VAL ACADEMY. AFTER HIS INITIAL SEA TOUR ON USS HUGH PURVIS IDD 7091 AND DESTROYER SCHOOL, HE SERVED AS CHIEF ENGINEER ON USS PERKINS IDD 8773 AND COMMISSIONING CHIEF ENGINEER ON USS MOUNT BAKER I,-.E EAU. SHORE DUTY AT NAVAL POSTGRADUATE SCHOOL AD LOWED CAPTAIN SMITH TO OBTAIN A MASTER OF SCI- ENCE DEGREE IN PHYSICS IN JUNE 1976. AFTER TALOS MISSILE SCHOOL, AN OPPORTUNE STASH ASSIGNMENT AT OPTEVFORPAC PLACED HIM AS OPERATIONALTEST DIRECTOR IOTDI FOR THE HARPOON MISSILE OPERA TIONAL EVALUATION HE THEN REPORTED ON USS CHI , CAGO ICG 111 IN MARCH 1977 AS TALOS BATTERY OFFI CER FROM WHICH HE RELIEVED AS WEAPONS OFFICER TO FILL OUT A THREE YEAR TOUR BACK TO OPTEVFORM PAC HE EECAME THE OTD FOR THE TOMAHAWK MIS? SILE IN JANUARY 1982 HE REPORTED AS EXECUTIVE OFFICER USS REEVES ICG 243 HOMEPORTED IN YOKQ SUKA JAPAN L Lg i IN WASHINGTON D C HE WAS THE READINESS OFFIIRG CER AND CGfDDG PLATFORM SPONSOR IN OP 521 UNI TIL HE BECAME EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT TO THE CHIEFIOF NAVAL MATERIAL IN JULY 1984 HE COML IVIANDED USS LEWIS B PULLER IFFCI 527 AND WAS UTIVE OFFICER IN USS NEW JERSEY IBB 621 BEFOREIRE? PORTINCI AS ACOS FOR OPERATIONS AND PLANSON T HE COMNAVSURFPAC STAFF IN NOVEMBER 1991L1I'IE ASSUMED COMMAND OF USS LEAHY ICG 7161 p I Q if HIS PERSONAL AWARDS INCLUDE THE MERITORIOUS SERVICE MEDAL WITH THREE GOLD STARS AND ITHIE CAPTAIN SMITH IS MARRIED T O THE FORMER SUSAN ELIZABETH SCHWARZE OF CALDWELL NEW JERSEY THEY HAVE TWO CHILDREN BRENT AGE 22 RAND RIMS AGE19 - A T THE HELM I fi? P ' 7 7 ,I 7 I ff Z , V! ,W Y M TALKING WITH THE GENTS CAPTAHYS CALL NAVY COMMENDATION MEDAL WITH 'THREE GOLD STARS ' I 5 A EXECUTIVE OFFICER LCDR MARK T. JASZKOWSKI LCDR JASZKOWSKI IS FROM THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST WHERE HE GRADUATED FROM OREGON STATE UNIVER SITY IN 1979 AND WAS COMMISSIONED THROUGH THE NROTC PROGRAM HE HAS SERVED AT SEA AS FIRST LT AND AUXILIARIES OFFICER ABOARD USS OLDENDORF IDD 9721 AND OPERATIONS OFFICER OF USS BROOKE IFFG ll AND USS GRIDLEY ICG 211 SHORE ASSIGNMENTS IN CLUDE DUTY AT THE NAVAL MILITARY PERSONNEL COM MAND WASHINGTON D C AND ON THE STAFF OF COM MANDER IN CHIEF U S NAVAL FORCES EUROPE LONDON LCDR JASZKOWSKI IS MARRIED TO THE FORMER MON ICA SMITH OF MOUNTAIN HOME IDAHO THEY HAVE TWO GIRLS AMANDA AND SARA ,gQX,M ywvmwmw MN M Iw 7 W 0 PA YIIYG TRIBUTE TO DR. KING WU MWYW N xxxr , NW ,, IWW wwf, ww -- ff BOTTOMS UP! CAPTAIN'S LOG NOV DEC JAN FEB 05 17 19 25-29 50 05 05-09 10 18 19-27 28 51 02 15 15 16-20 17 21 22 10 DEPART SAN DIEGO, CA WESTPAC 92-95 BEGINS CROSS INT'S DATELINE INCHOP COMSEVENTHFLT INPORT HONG KONG ENR SINGAPORE PASEx ROYAL THAI NAVY INPORT SINGAPORE ENR SOMALIA INCHOP COMUSNAVCENT TURNOVER RANGER BG OPER URESTORE HOPE ENR N. ARABIAN GULF TRANSIT ST. HORIVIUZ ON STATION NAG AIR STRIKE IRAQ ENR .IEEEL ALI, UAE INPORT JEBEL ALI, UAE TOMAHAWK STRIKE IRAQ ENR N. ARABIAN GULF ONSTATION NAG, I LLPI ' ENR BAHRAIN MAR APR 11-17 18 20-21 22-25 24-05 04 05-12 14 18 24-28 29 51-05 06 10 19 20 24-25 26 05 MAY, I INPORT BAHRAIN ENR ABU DHABI, UAE INPORT ABU DHABI, UAE EX IRON SIREN 95-1 INPORT ABU DHABI, UAE ENR N. ARABIAN GULF ON STATION NAG TRANSIT ST. HORIVIUZ TURNOVER NIIVIITZ BG INCHOP COMSEVENTHFLT INPORT PHUKET, THAILAND ENR SINGAPORE INPORT SINGAPORE ENR SOUTH CHINA SEA RDVU KITTY HAWK BG ENR PEARL HARBOR, HI INCHOP COIVITHIRDFLT I CROSS lNT'L DATELINE INPORT -PEARL HARBOR, HI ENR SAN DIEGO, CA ARRIVE SANLDIEGO,-CA 'OLIIE I WLESTPAOLQQLQS-E-NDS TOTAL SALES SHIP'S WESTPAC FACT MILES TRAVELED TIME ZONES CROSS DAYS AT SEA DAYS INPORT DAYS IN GULF NO. OF UNREPS CIALLONS OF FUEL GALLONS OF WATER RADIO MESSAGES SENT RCVD 45,507.8 14 151 50 75 51 4,550,000 1,488,000 2,559 19,746 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 I 1 4 I I I 1 I I I J 4 5 4 I Q 4 ii I I I I COIVIIVIA D MASTER CHIEF d V '- Q ,Eff W 'Q '-wif COMMAND - , G ' 5? NR, fi X 11' X 4 Hr 1 . M1 I E 1 'C f ,.,t . 4 -. K Lf'.,.f fi A- -Q E., IT ,451 . e I - ' WL 4 v. '! 5' N- ' ' .5-' , If 1, -12. 1 Eh, 510-.. ly, o 1 ' 'W' W, v, I ,Ip J ' 15' K x I -. ATN T,- A. , ,I 1 , An! N .4 I I ft' G 1 I ' ax E . ., ,. f -H , Yi.,-c NAVY FLEET X FORCE! COMMAND MASTER CHIEF ENCIVICSWJ TERRY IVI. ESAU ENCMISWI ESAU JOINED THE NAVY IN 1972 AFTER COM PLETION OF RECRUIT TRAINING HE ATTENDED ENGINE MAN A SCHOOL HE HAS SERVED WITH HONOR AND DIS TINCTION AT THE FOLLOWING COIVIMANDS USS HUNLEY MAINTENANCE FACILITY USS GEORGE PHILIP IFFG 121 ASSAULT CRAFT UNIT ONE USS TARAWA ILHA 11 SPECIAL BOAT UNIT THIRTEEN USS KAUFFIVIAN IFFG 591 AND SERVED AS SENIOR ENLISTED ADVISOR ON USS DIXON IAS 571 PRIOR TO REPORTING TO USS LEAHY CCG 165 MAR RIED TO THE FORMER BEVERLY JEANNE GRATH THEIR TWO CHILDREN ARE ALEX AGE 11 AND CODY AGE5 IAS 511, USS SAN BERNADINO ILST-11891, INACTIVE SHIPS STANDING PROUD WITH A NEW ESWS GETTING SOME Bo-Bo POINTS FROM THE xo pUMp,,1,G ,RON Wm, THE CREW , , V ' 'Wx U - 'f ff, ff f , f Z 2Knv?W fin f 2 4 X v V w X Wx ,,.-, 5 z l ,, X 5 of , 'Z K T ,, f QZ! ZZ WWWW ! f' 2 , 4 2 5 I!! Sf AZAWAQMZ THE CHIEFS 'tg Z 4 'Z 5 x by DEP RTURE D Y flv ,fx fl ft. xx X. 9 L F OPERATIONS DEPARTMENT Q? LX' LCDR DAVID BAILEY GRADUAT ED FROM THE UNITED STATES NAVAL ACADEMY WITH A BACHELOR OF SCIENCE DEGREE IN PHYSICAL SCIENCE HE SERVED AS DAMAGE CONTROL ASSISTANT GUNNERY OFFICER AND 1ST DIVI SION OFFICER ON USS BRISTOL COUNTY CLST 11985 FOL LOWED BY A TOUR AS ANTI SUBMARINE WARFARE OFFI CER ONBOARD USS FORD IFFG 545 HE ALSO EARNED A MASTERS DEGREE IN ANTI SUBMARINE WARFARE SYSTEMS ENGINEERING AND SERVED AS COMBAT SYSTEMS OFFI CER ABOARD USS FAHRION KFFG 221 PRIOR TO ARRIVING ON LEAHY IN POSSESSION OF ONE OF THE BEST COM PACT STEREO SYSTEMS AND LARGEST COMPACT DISC COLLECTIONS ON THE SHIP HE RARELY HAD A CHANCE TO LISTEN TO THEM BETWEEN STANDING MIDWATCHES IN SENIOR WATCH OFFICER AND COORDINATING INTRA BAT 'PLE GROUP AND SHIP WIDE DAY TO DAY OPERATIONS NONETHELESS HE WAS ABLE TO CULTIVATE A SUBSTAN TIAL MUSTACHE DURING THE CRUISE CIC, CONTINUOUSLY RESTRUCTURING THE WATCHBILL AS 14 IC :Bly CII! 9 img IK LT TOM DEARBORN I I 1 ASST OPS OFFICER , 02 E F 3, F- M I I G I I l MZ ,Wx f 'WW H 'Wm 5 9 L5 M! W W I f 15 OC DIVISIO LT ROBERT MOSHER ENS CARL FLORES RMC GILES HERB SM1 RICHARD RM1 DER WIN JOHNSON P0 WELL RM1 LOUIS MEJIA RM2 PHILIP BURR W , li 16 OC DIVISION SERVES AS THE COMMUNICATIONS LINK BE- TWEEN LEAHY, THE REST OF THE BATTLE GROUP, AND THE REST OF THE WORLD. THE RADIOMEN CRMI WORK WITH A WIDE RANGE OF ELECTRONIC GEAR, CONSTANTLY MONI- TORING RADIO CIRCUITS AND ENSURING VOICE CIRCUITS AS WELL AS MESSAGE TRAFFIC CHANNELS ARE MAINTAINED. THE SIGNALMEN QSMJ ARE OUR EXPERTS AT VISUAL COMMU- NICATIONS, USING FLAGS AND FLASHING LIGHTS TO COM- MUNICATE WITH OTHER VESSELS AT SEA. THE SIGNALMEN SERVE ANOTHER IMPORTANT ROLE IN SHIP RECOGNITION, ASSISTING THE BRIDGE WATCH TEAMS IN IDENTIFYING FOR- EIGN WARSHIPS AND MERCHANT VESSELS. THE RMS' AND SMS' TEAMWORK IS APPARENT BOTH ON THE SHIP AND ON THE ATHLETIC FIELD, AS SHOWN IN THE LEAHY OLYMPICS DURING THE SHIP'S PORT VISIT IN BAHR- AIN. THE RUNNING REBELS CAPTURED SHIP-WIDE TITLES IN BOWLING, BASKETBALL, AND VOLLEYBALL. AS A RESULT, OC IS NOT ONLY SHORT FOR OPERATIONS COMMUNICA- TIONS, IT ALSO STANDS FOR 'IOVERALL CHAMPIONS. I Q ,QX .. f h ,km W X, Q' C.. RUNNING REBELS RULE! RM2 KENNETH MCALIS TER Xb., wgmx CN K SS , MORRIS RM5 CHRISTOPHER STEELE SM5 TONY WALKER RM5 WILLIAM REMPT RM5 DONALD MA TTER T SM5 RUSSELL KELLE Y RM5 MARK SMITH RM5 CUR T NA TION RM5 GREGORY GILBER TSON QQ HELLO, MOM? I OUT 01714 UNB TALKING WITH LIGHT THE SQUARE PLUG GOES INTO THE 17 SQUARE HOLE Q S RM5 RICHARD GARCIA SMSN MICHAEL LA THR OM RMSN JOHN O'DONNELL SMSN PATRICK NOLAN RMSN BILL Y FITZGERALD RMSN JEFFREY SA UNDERS SMSN CA SE Y MARTIN S x A THOUGHTFUL MOMENT WA TCH THE PRETTY LIGHTS WHERE 'S THE COUNTRY STA TION. I ' XSIGS AYE! ' ' I ,L 18 K FIRST DIVISIO OUR LADY LEAHY THE PRIDE AND STRENGTH OF THE LEAHY CLASS CRUISER IS SHOWN THROUGH THE LEAHY HERSELF BEING THE FIRST OF HER LINE. SO GOES THE BOATSWAIN IVIATE RAT- ING, BEING THE OLDEST RATING, IT TAKES A SPECIAL KIND OF SAILOR TO WEAR THE CROSSED ANCHORS. LIKE THE LEAHY, FIRST DIVISION PERSONNEL RUN STRONG IN KEEP- ING WITH LEAHY PRIDE, AND THEY SHOW IT IN THE APPEARANCE OF THEIR SHIP. FROM THE BRISTLES OF A PAINT BRUSH, TO THE IVIES- SENGER IN HAND, THE IVIEN OF 1ST DIVISION HAVE OBTAINED THE HEIGHT OF EXCELLENCE THRU THIS DEPLOYIVIENT. FROIVI THE LAST LINE CAST OFF ON HER DEPARTURE, TO THE SECURING OF HER FINAL SEA DETAIL, FIRST DIVISION HAS SHOWN THAT PRIDE STILL SAILS WITH THE OLDEST CRUISER IN THE FLEET! if GIG A WA Y! HEA VE HO UNOW SET THE SPECIAL SEA AND ANCHOR DETAIL 'NN' J' Alu g X 4 Q I S Ill Il ZZ, ,six-R I Wg? 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Tv '54 Gp - Q: 'L Jw H f 5 .W f' I dw 'ag Q qui-X X A1 -f A 5 X x A ' ff E 1-1 W .JN , 193- . iM,,,23 2 1 .V -A X - , , iQxXEj.E ,J ' 4 1 r . w q Y ' X-:fix I mkf '16 .1505 I 1 Nlqd F K 7. b 9- Q R if -W NC ' LR 1 - X5 Q vx i K , 9 1 2 , . X, R: X ,N W g 1, W NX FX: 95 ' N- si J 4 Q V x? ' X fl ,A . F-.'5.R Iwljlg X ' KJ M . N 6359 1 TEN YEARS TO GO WE'VE ENTERED THE TWILIGHT ZONE 23 OI DI VISI O LTIJGI RONALD OSCS JEFFERY FILER OSC BRIAN HOFF LTIJGI DOUG FEARS, BA TEMAN USCG LEAHY'S OPERATIONS SPECIALISTSCOSJ OPERATE COMBAT INFORMA- TION CENTER ICICI 24 HOURS A DAY UNDERWAY, USING HI-TECH EQUIP- MENT SUCH AS THE NAVAL TACTICAL DATA SYSTEM CNTDSI, AIR SEARCH RADARS, SURFACE SEARCH RADAR AND VARIOUS OTHER SENSORS AND EQUIPMENT. THE OS'S MAINTAIN A CONTINUOUS 'xEYE ON WHAT'S GO- ING ON AROUND THE SHIP OUT TO RANGES EXTENDING BEYOND 200 MILES. CIC'S RESPONSIBILITIES INCLUDE IDENTIFYING AIR AND SURFACE CONTACTS AS FRIEND OR FOE AND PROVIDING ACCURATE TRACKING DATA IF THOSE CONTACTS ARE TO BE ENGAGED WITH OUR WEAPONS SYSTEMS. OS'S ALSO UTILIZE NUMEROUS RADIO TELEPHONE CIRCUITS TO MAINTAIN COMMUNICATIONS WITH WARFARE COMMANDERS AND CO- ORDINATORS, FULLY INTEGRATING LEAHY'S AWESOME ANTI-AIR WAR- FARE POWER INTO THE BATTLE GROUP. CERTAIN OS'S ACT AS AIR CON- TROLLERS, CONTROLLING TACTICAL JETS AND HELICOPTERS TO GIVE LEAHY AN EVEN LONGER OFFENSIVE STRIKE CAPABILITY AGAINST AIR, SURFACE AND SUBSURFACE CONTACTS THAN ITS OWN SHIP'S WEAPONS. OI DIVISION ALSO AIDS IN THE SAFE NAVIGATION OF THE SHIP BY FIXING THE SHIP'S POSITION USING RADAR. CIC ALSO TRACKS SURFACE CON- TACTS, PROVIDES THE BRIDGE WITH UP-TO-DATE INFORMATION AND MAKES RECOMMENDATIONS FOR SAFE MANEUVERS TO AVOID COLLI- SIONS. THE REST OF THE CREW CAN CARRY ON THE HDAILY ROUTINE WORRY FREE KNOWING LEAHY'S OPERATIONS SPECIALISTS ARE ON WATCH, READY TO ENGAGE ANY THREAT ON A MOMENT'S NOTICE. ff ,572-W W. - SEA AND ANCHOR DETAIL -.-...wx-.,xxxx .' H f' ' I 5 gs ,O 'Z 7 E I 5 ,, 5 um A , I s H90 f 'uk '1 Y ,I xxx ...- x ,- X Wxx-x--N SEMPER PARA TUS LEAHY'S FRONT LINE V, Numa ms Qqlfll :wmv hlifm MW, 4 nf! Within, -WW! Y PW!! 'li pu... +74 fx-N Y fa ,Wa . nn. ? Mrx 'Ulm fy!- ll! 'F I my gf A KZKW, y f w 2 . 5 5 v W X 'f zWf 7f zz .M 27 I OWDIVISIO THE PRIMARY ROLE OF ELECTRONIC WARFAREQEWD IS ANTI- SHIP MISSILE DEFENSE, UTILIZING THE ANjSLQ-52 AND MK ISGICHAFFI SYSTEMS. EW'S ARE TASKED WITH MONITORING THE ELECTROMAGNETIC SPECTRUM AND IDENTIFYING THREATS TO THE SHIP SUCH AS THE EXOCET MISSILE. IT IS COMMON KNOWLEDGE THAT IF YOU SEE THE EW'S RUNNING FOR THE LIFEBOAT, FOLLOW THEM! LEAHY CURRENTLY HAS SEVEN EW'S AND A DIVISION OFFI- CER ASSIGNED TO OW DIVISION. LEAHY'S EW'S HAIL FROM ALL PARTS OF THE U.S.: ENS SEAN MCLAREN MT. DORA, FLORIDA EWCISWJ PERRY SUMMERS CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS EWIISWD TOM LIBERTY DETROIT, MICHIGAN EWZISWJ uRAF BELLIARD NEW YORK, NEW YORK EW2fSWI JERRY DEL SASSO ALTO LOMA, CALIFORNIA EWZCSWJ REGGIE MCGILL DETROIT, MICHIGAN EWSISWJ ERIC WANGSNESS PHOENIX, ARIZONA EWSN CASY TUOHY CARSON CITY, NEVADA WORKING IN THE HIGHEST MANNED SPACE ONBOARDIUPPER ECMJ, THE EW'S WORK WELL TOGETHER DESPITE THEIR DIF- FERENT BACKGROUNDS - KEEPING OW DIVISION AND THE EW'S ON TOP! COHFERRIIYG WITH THE BOSS MANIYING THE SLQ-52 r I I I ENS SEAN MCLAREN E WC PERR Y SUMMERS E W1 TOM LIBERTY E W2 RAF BELLIARD E W2 REGGIE MCGILL E W2 JERRY DEL SASSO EW5 ERIC WANGSNESS EWSN CASY TUOHY 1 I I F . I I it , I. U I N UIYLOADIIYG SUPER RBOC EASYDOES IT YOU WAIYT ME TO LIFT THIS? COORDIIYA TIIYG THE OFFLOAD W , 7 Q 4 f f Www f 3 , , A . ff f ' I ' GOOD BUDDIES 4 I oz DIVISIO THE CRYPTOLOGIC DIRECT SUPPORT ELEMENT CCDSEJ, BETTER I KNOWN AS UTHE GUYS IN THE VAN , IS A TEMPORARY DETACH- MENT ON BOARD FOR THE DEPLOYMENT. THEIR PURPOSE IS TO PROVIDE EARLY INDICATIONS AND WARNING KISWJ TO THE COM- BAT INFORMATION CENTERCCICJ AND THE KITTY HAWK BATTLE GROUP AS WELL AS PERFORM OTHER NATIONAL LEVEL TASKING AS DIRECTED. THE DIVISION IS MADE UP OF TWELVE PERSONNEL FROM SIX DIFFERENT AREA COMMANDS, NSGA PEARL HARBOR, NSGD SAN DIEGO, COMUSNAVCENT BAHRAIN, NSGA FORT MEADE, AND NSGA MISAWA JAPAN. EACH DIFFERENT COMMAND PROVIDED ONE OF THE FOUR DIFFERENT CRYPTOLOGIC TECH CCTD RATINGS AND ONE DIVISION OFFICER. THE FOUR CTR'S AND TWO CTI'S WORK WITH SOPHISTICATED ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT AND PE- RIPHERALS TO PROVIDE OPERATIONAL SUPPORT. THE THREE CTO'S PROVIDE CONSTANT COMMUNICATIONS SUPPORT AND TACTICAL REPORTING, AND THE TWO CTM'S PROVIDE CONTINU- OUS MAINTENANCE SUPPORT IN ADDITION TO INSTALLING AND REMOVING THE MULTITUDE OF CRYPTOLOGIC EQUIPMENT SYS- TEMS. ALL TOGETHER, THESE GUYS MAKE UP THE LEAHY CRYP- TOLOGIC DIRECT SUPPORT TEAM. f- AfA- I f CONTRARY TO POPULAR BELIEF, AND ACTUALLY QUITE UNFOR- THE S1-111311 OF 5NEAK.LTJG POWERS TUNATE, THE CRYPTO VAN DOES NOT HAVE SATELLITE HOOK-UP RECEIVING CNN, HBO, CINEMAX, ESPN, OR SHOWTIME. NOR CAN THE DIVISION MEMBERS CALL THEIR LOVED ONES AT HOME VIA THE RED PHONE. HOPEFULLY, THESE IDEAS ARE IN THE WORKING FOR FUTURE MISSIONS. I I I I I SP1ES 'R US I W W W f X 77 ff 5 Q fy Q f yu, my ,-,f gif' 'myjgxv I , 5717, I -.f. I I I I I i i I mi' 2 I I I so -4 FLIGHT QUARTERS Z5 ,4-Q' 1 rug ,, , f 1-long Nm OUR FIRST FOREIGN PORT OF WEST-PAC 92-95 WAS HONG RONG, THE FRAGRANT HARBOR. LEAHY WAS ABLE TO MOOR AT HER MAJESTY'S STATION TAMAR, JUST A SHORT WALK AWAY FROM CENTRAL HONG RONG, FENWICR PIER, AND THE STAR FERRY TO ROWLOON. HONG RONG IS PROBABLY THE MOST WESTERN CITY IN ASIA, HOWEVER, IT STILL RETAINS A DISTINCTIVE CHINESE AT- MOSPHERE. HONG RONG IS DEFINITELY THE SHOPPING CAPITAL OF THE EAST. EV- ERYTHING FROM CLOTHES TO JEWELRY TO ELECTRONICS IS MANUFACTURED IN HONG KONG AND SOLD THERE AT INCREDIBLE SAVINGS. MANY CREWMEMBERS HAD CLOTHES TAI- LORED, SHOPPED AT THE CHINA FLEET CLUB IN WANG CHAI, OR VISITED STANLEY MARKET. THE BULL AND BEAR, MAD DOG'S AND THE RANGAROO PUB WERE TOP NOTCH PUBS. AS ALWAYS, HONG KONG WAS GREAT TO VISIT. DS5 GRUPE AT THE TIGER BALM GAR- 32 DEIYS H: S-NLE ii 1 WANG CHAI DISTRICT WAS A POPULAR AREA I'IM1 HUETTER SIGHTSEEIIYG IN MA CAO nf fa .- Dndflv AS PART OF PROJECT HAND- CLASP, LEAHY BROUGHT TWO PAL- LETS OF HEALTH SUPPLIES FROM SAN DIEGO TO HONG KONG. SIX- TEEN VOLUNTEERS HELPED CARRY THE SUPPLIES TO MOTHER'S CHOICE A HOME FOR UNWED MOTHERS AND AN ADOPTION CEN- TER THAT PLACES THEIR BABIES IN GOOD HOMES. THE WORKERS WERE GRATEFUL, OUR SAILORS WERE TOO, BUT THE KIDS STOLE THE SHOW! f 3 '.3Aui H5 Q . ki M Q-'Wuxi' 1 ' l 'u'IA,:.1,,,, 5 1' fg,Z,?i'2E-E m , 1.-:g, .a.,i. ami 'L 5Q x' f Y5KYaNiw: -M, f f5.'9f.51:lE- ' K- ' 5'?'?fl'3:i , T ivgffiii I W m, f WM., H gig M.-8 ' ' ' rf 1 1 Q 4 i 2 f Musf.mw, 5, I X Wwinvmyyw I, k . 'C l 85 E ' Q52 's :sv -fr X: , X, xx if y,..:3 ,. Q . Y , A? ' 'f ill- f ' Q-fig, .f . 7 ' ww G I C f , , Q Q Qgallxl O4ll'4 qqnrnt liflhin IIOQQQ li A .Q 9- . . li 'em' Jrxirif qw 4 A il' Af.. ?' TTT V alan -r f ,wg 'gg ,Spa 4- 2 324 fig j , f it 'f Ziff? C455-,. ,gg ,N CQ? L51 L. 331 fixed 13755 5552: r w., x, A , N. 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LEAHY'S SOFTBALL TEAM PLAYED AGAINST USS SACRAMENTO AND USS JASON, DEFEATING BOTH TEAMS. . . .2925-4 If fx f ' ' 4 f ., . I 5: 1 gdilhg, 37 S 'wwf .4 w, , f K .f QV' THD, 1 1 .l K 3:1 , ig' Q ,., ,, , ' Yis- 'X f I ,,,. .,.,. X K K C K K 1, Sig ,L . ' ,if f X Q- A 3 K E. '43 gif? fx El-hex' 54 Zi? XS , B'FI'I'IRfFIIN THIS ISLAND NATION SITS OFF THE COAST OF SAUDI ARABIA. MANAMA, BAHRAIN IS THE CAPI- TOL AND SEAPORT OF BAHRAIN. IT IS ALSO THE MOST WESTERNIZED CITY IN THE GULF REGION. GOLD AND SILVER JEWELRY, PERFUME, CLOTH- ING, AND CASSETTE TAPES WERE THE SHOPPING BARGAINS. BAHRAIN HAS BECOME THE MAJOR SUPPLY AND REPAIR STOP FOR U.S NAVAL SHIPS WHILE IN THE GULF. ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT UNIT BAHRAIN IS THE SHORE COMMAND THAT ENSURES THAT ALL SERVICES, REPLENISHMENT, AND REPAIRS NEEDED BY MIDEASTFOR SHIPS IS PROVIDED. THE HDESERT DOME WAS A FAVOR- ITE HAUNT AND OFFERED THE CHEAPEST AND COLDEST BEER IN TOWN. 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AND LCDR PADDOCK 50 X ' X X SUPPLY E PACIFIC 1992 SUPPLY EXCELLENCE ? . 1 Qwfw-'dill QUNIWWTP . W Wi. 393 iw' X, ! MQ, Z :Q f pf S Vw F ,X 51 g MASTER BAKERAT WORK - . SW me ' V Elma ...p My , , . L- . L 4 ,ev fr f'f'w4' -rwr fl ,,, A F i X 4 ' I 'f r i,Ii'!lY13Yl ...- 47 f1,,5v ff, ' ..- 141'- 'r -, v, 41, , , 'i'g::K5 gi 5 N . 'f 'rif.'-. , 'X , - , .fy .g , ,, . f I' 4' 'Q db A-1 lm' 7 W ---HQ.. 'f -' ' Q . Hp , 0 ff, Q34 Qi -, Q P. . M :rib-6 3:33, ..- ,J,,414..4,gg4 .. 4. M - .f, A ' 'A ' 0 . 0 .. Wugnx LW ' -M-,-'-L , Nt. + ,3 -, ., 4 ASH AE :ff - DIVISIO SRCM Rom-0 SRC R055 ALDANA SR1 DELMER HOFILEHA SK2 JERRY CUHNINGHAM SK2 DA vin STAIRS HAFARRETE S-1 DIVISION IS MANNED BY STOREKEEPERS CSKI AS THE NAVY'S SUPPLY CLERKS. THE GENERAL STORES COMPONENT PROCURES, RECEIVES, STORES, EXPENDS, AND ACCOUNTS FOR CONSUM- ABLES, EQUIPPAGE, REPAIR PARTS, AND ARRANGE FOR ALL SERVICES WHEN VISITING FOREIGN PORTS. THEY UTILIZE THE SNAP II DATA SYSTEM AND VARI- OUS INFORMATION PROVIDED BY THE DEFENSE LO- GISTIC SUPPORT SYSTEM TO VALIDATE ALL INFOR- MATION ON ORDER REQUESTS AND MAINTAIN INVEN- TORY CONTROL OF ALL STOCK. THE SHIP'S BUDGET IS ALSO SUBMITTED AND MAINTAINED BY S-1 DIVI- SION. THEY ARE KNOWN TO THE BATTLE GROUP AS 'ITEAM 16 SK'S. 4. -if ww: SK2 GIL RUELOS SKSPI SCOTTJOHES Film? SKSA RUBEN SRSH RODNEYRIDEHOUR BIGGERSTAFF iii? - 12-1 - 2 -5 7 1729: A - P .1 TT-I1?:,-. . i-i4 ' : - g- ' -E 'S ' W' I' V if F' ':'f!'-'-- --- rf' 1- . Q s. I I' 5 En. . - I .1 - x . .. . ? -5334, Sam' E5 -1-S - . 1 :1 : -f 51 -1 . -. ' gf 1-Eg I-5 E .-4 --A ,sb ':', t 5. 5' r P' Y I 11. '-Ej gL gg? 'F El if EI.-I fi -1 1' I I- If 1 Eng H'-1 5A i? 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'Ev' MGH' 1 , nw fi A QQ-Y y,X5gf1kgi'N VH.-,M 1 .ax Inf' QQ Q - DIVISIO MSC DENNIS SNYDER MS1 ROMEO GLORIA MS1 DA VID QUIMBA MS1 TONY SIACK MS1 PERCELL WADLEY ALASKAN KING CRAB LEG DINNERS, HOAGIE NIGHTS, PIZZA AND BEER INON-ALCOHOLICJ, CE- LEBRITY DINNERS, STEEL BEACH COOKOUTS, AND ALL THOSE CAKES, CAKES, CAKES - THE LIST GOES ON AND ON. OUR lVIS'S SERVE UP TOP SHELF FOOD EACH AND EVERY MEAL. 222,650 DURING THIS DEPLOYMENT IN FACT. MS2 ERIC BRAZILL KEEPING THE RECORDS HOT FROM THE OVEN MESS GEAR. . . CLEAR THE MESSDECKS M55 MA Tnzsw BREA ULT i 5 T1 SI Hg, W WW 1 A , , , f 5 Q ,M of is 3 li f , f x :W Wm, Wm. w.X,,,n M am, nu, W f 4 Wfifmm ,W WA' 3 5 Wm X X0 wx . N - Qz KN N N , gay 'S ix Xff fif v HAFF H OLIDA YS I 1 ii CHRISTMAS DAY FOUND LEAHY OFF THE COAST OF SOMALIA IN SUPPORT OF OPERATION HRESTORE HOPE . OUR TIME OFF SOMALIA WAS SHORT. ON 28 DEC 1992, LEAHY AND KITTY, HAWK DEPARTED AT HICIH SPEED FOR THE ARA- BIAN GULF. ON NEW YEAR'S EVE 1992, LEAHY TRANSAITED THE STRAITS OF HORMUZ, ARRIVING ON STATION IN THE NORTHERN ARABIAN CIULF ON 2 JAN 1992. TI'IE XO SPEAKING ON MAIIITIN LUTHER KING DAY -ix. .f,n -.mv f. ' fr.: Nov, 5 I Q f Wa. 4' F' LISTENING TO THE WORDS OF DR. KING Fi? iii Y MORE RECORD KEEPING MS1 'S CAN COOK TOO THOU SHALL NOT . . . BAKING THE OLD FASHION WAY ENJO YING LIBERTY -Q I DI VISI O J . M 45? .W SHC LORETO RA VANA SH1 ROMULO RE YES SH2 RONALD DIGGS SH5 CHAD HUFFORD SH5 ERIC BAUTISTA SHSN SHANE WIENECKE SHSA ROBERT LINSNER SHSA BRYAN CARLTON SHSA MICHAEL SHANNON SHSN JEFFREY MURPHY S-5 DIVISION IS RUN BY OUR OWN SHIP'S SERVICEMEN CSHJ WHO PROVIDE US WITH THE GOODS AND SERVICES THAT WE NEED TO SURVIVE. THEY OPERATE AND MANAGE THE SHIP'S LAUNDRY, BAR- BERSHOP, SHIP'S STORE, AND VENDING MACHINES. THE PROFITS GENERATED FROM SHIP'S STORE SALES ARE TURNED OVER EVERY QUARTER TO MWR FOR THE RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES OF THE CREW. HAIRCUTS, LAUNDRY, SODAS, T-SHIRTS . . . WE DO IT ALL. I SERVICE WITH A SMILE - DIVISIO LTIJGI DOUGLAS BRANDEEN EHS 'TUX UREM S-4 DIVISION IS THE SI1IP'S DISBURS- ING OFFICE, THE MOST IMPORTANT DAY OF THE MONTH IS, OF COURSE, PAYDAY. IN ADDITION TO PAYING THE CREW, THE DISBURSINC1 OFFICE PRO- CESSES MONTHLY FINANCIAL RE- TURNS, OVERSEAS DEALER'S BILLS, AND TRAVEL CLAIMS. ONE OF OUR MOST IMPORTANT JOBS IS CASHING CHECKS. YOUR SFIIP'S DISBURSINO OF- DM SCOTT Pom FICE IS ALWAYS WILLINO AND ABLE TO DKMNTHOHYMOCH ANSWER QUESTIONS ABOUT YOUR PAY. WE ARE DEDICATED TO SERVING THE SHIP'S CREW, OUR LOYAL CUS- TOMERS. 63 a PIO CHECK CASHIIYG TODAY A DAILY TASK n I I I RIIYGIIYG UP ANOTHER SALE ORDERING SHIP STORE ITEMS F A H US CLE BEA CH I' Y -,V V N 1, ,HV7 fsf' -I CFFICERS 5 3 H 1 f .NX fix! ,,. V Z 5 Z 5 R 2 , f f f yy ,W,WQf4f44vmoif if ff ' f iff' 4 K ff , III X' - X f f ' ,Q 3 , 1 M f -f f f, X f WP W W , fl ,, , cf ,221 ' X fj V A , W 'fmiw if 'W NL? 1 ' uf , 22 ' Q W, we , V 2 W! ff X , . A f Q my Q 4 M , I 1 MW 4 av Af. X-W4 F4 1 Z i WSJ B TTLE GRO P DELT -eq . : yr-M BATTLE GROUP SHIPS USS KITTY HAWK. ICV-655 USS COWPENS ICG-651 USS LEAI'IY ICG-165 USS W.I'I. STANDLEY fCG'52, USS JARRETT CFFG-551 USS SACRAMENTO CAOE-15 USS LOUISVILLE ISSN-7241 Q g, I ' W, -M , , -4.45 f. I ea . f V URESTORE HOPE AND USOUTHERN WATCH WESTPAC 92-95 . COMPLETING THREE MONTHS OF OPERATIONS THAT CONSISTENTLY SHOWCASED AN UNPARALLED CAPABIL- I ITY TO OPERATE IN THE JOINT ARENA AND WHEN TIIASKED, PROJECT POWER FROM THE SEA, KITTY HAWK f'BATTLE GROUP IKHBGI WAS RELIEVED BY NIMITZ BAT- 1' ILE GROUP ON 18 MARCH 1995. . COMMANDED BY REAR ADMIRAL PHILIP J. COADY, ICOMMANDER, CRUISER-DESTROYER GROUP FIVE, THE II BATTLE GROUP OPERATED IN BOTH THE INDIAN OCEAN .TIAIIID ARABIAN GULF, PARTICIPATING IN OPERATIONS RE- TEQSTORE HOPE AND SOUTHERN WATCH. FOLLOWING THEIR INITIAL FIVE-WEEK TRANSIT FROM IITIIIEIR RESPECTIVE WEST COAST HOMEPORTS, FOUR II BATTLE GROUP SHIPS WERE DIVERTED TO THE COAST U OF SOMALIA ON 10 DECEMBER 1992 TO PROVIDE SUP- IT FORT FOR U.S. MARINES AND COALITION FORCES IIfASI'IORE INVOLVED IN OPERATION RESTORE HOPE. OP- FERATING IN CONJUNCTION WITH A MULTI-NATIONAL NA- I VAL FORCE, USS KITTY HAWK ICV-65, USS LEAHY I ICG-16I, USS WILLIAM H. STANDLEY ICG-52I, AND USS SIYSACRAMENTO IAOE-11 CONDUCTED OPERATIONS ES- IFSENTIAL TO THE SAFE DELIVERY OF FOOD AND MEDI- C' CAL SUPPLIES TO KEY RELIEF CENTERS IN FAMINE- SI STRICKEN SOMALIA. ' KITTY HAWK'S EMBARKED AIR WING, CARRIER AIR If WING FIFTEEN ICVW-151, FLEW 446 MISSIONS IN DIRECT 37 SUPPORT OF MULTI-NATIONAL GROUND FORCES. THESE IIfIIISSIONS INVOLVED PHOTO RECONNAISSANCE BY F-14 7 IOMCATS, CLOSE AIR SUPPORT AND ROAD RECONNAIS- Ef SANCE BY FfA-18 HORNETS AND A-6 INTRUDERS, AND IIOGISTICS FLIGHTS BY S-5 VIKINGS AND SH-60 SEA- I HAWK HELICOPTERS. ADDITIONALLY, LEAHY FUNCTIONING AS AN AIR RE- ' GIONAL TRAFFIC CONTROL CENTER, TEAMED WITH IIITTY HAWK E-WC HAWKEYE AIRCRAFT AND MARINE I KCONTROLLERS ASHORE, TO SAFELY DIRECT MORE 'TIIAN 500 UNITED NATIONS' RELIEF FLIGHTS A DAY I INTO SOUTHERN SOMALIA. THE KHBG'S MARINE DETACHMENT AND EXPLOSIVE ORDNANCE DISPOSAL IEODJ TEAMS WERE ALSO ' CALLED INTO ACTION. MARINES FROM KITTY HAWK I SUPPLEMENTED MULTI-NATIONAL FORCES AT MOGAD- I ISIIU'S PORT, PROVIDING SECURITY FOR THE OFF-LOAD- ING OF FOOD AND OTHER RELIEF SUPPLIES FROM AR- IIIVING SHIPS. EOD TEAM MEMBERS FROM SACRA- IIENTO AND KITTY HAWK ASSISTED FORCES ASHORE IN ' TIIE DESTRUCTION OF HUNDREDS OF CONFISCATED . AND ABANDONED SOMALI WEAPONS. OPERATING PRIMARILY OFF THE COAST OF THE . SOUTHERN SOMALI CITY OF KISMAYU, STANDLEY PRO- I VIDED CRITICAL ONCALL NAVAL GUNFIRE, LOGISTICS, I AND COMMUNICATIONS SUPPORT FOR BELGIAN AND I U.S. ARMY FORCES. STANDLEY'S EMBARKED HELICOP- TER ALSO PLAYED A KEY ROLE, SERVINGAS A MEDICAL EVACUATION, SEARCH AND RESCUE, AND RECONNAIS- SANCE PLATFORM. 0N 27 DECEMBER 1992, IN RESPONSE TO INCREASING IRAQI VIOLATIONS OF THE UNITED NATIONS DESIG- NATED UNO FLY ZONE OVER SOUTHERN IRAQ, KITTY IIAWK, LEAHY, AND SACRAMENTO, FOLLOWED LATER BY STANDLEY, WERE DETACHED ON SHORT NOTICE FROM RESTORE HOPE AND ORDERED TO PROCEED AT I I'IIGI'I SPEED TO THE ARABIAN GULF, REJOINING BATTLE GROUP SHIPS USS COWPENS ICG-655 AND USS JARRETT E IFFG-555, THEY COMMENCED OPERATIONS IN SUPPORT OF OPERATION SOUTHERN WATCH. ON 15 JANUARY, JUST 14 DAYS AFTER TRANSITING THE STRAITS OF HORMUZ, KITTY HAWK AND CARRIER AIR WING FIFTEEN TEAMED WITH THE U.S. AIR FORCE AND COALITION AIR FORCES TO CONDUCT A SUCCESS- FUL JOINT POWER PROJECTION STRIKE AGAINST EXIST- ING COMMAND AND CONTROL FACILITIES AND SUR- FACE-TO-AIR MISSILE SITES IN SOUTHERN IRAQ. FOUR DAYS LATER ON 17 JANUARY COWPENS FURTHER DEM- ONSTRATED THE BATTLE GROUP'S OFFENSIVE STRIKE CAPABILITY, EXECUTING A PRECISION TOMAHAWK CRUISE MISSILE ATTACK AGAINST A NUCLEAR RE- SEARCH FACILITY NEAR BAGHAD, IRAQ. THE TWO STRIKES SUCCESSFULLY DESTROYED BOTH IRAQ'S COORDINATED SURFACE-TO-AIR DEFENSE SYS- TEM IN THE UNO FLY ZONE, AS WELL AS THE RE- SEARCH FACILITY, AND SENT SADDAM HUSSEIN A CLEAR MESSAGE THAT CONTINUED VIOLATIONS OF UNITED NATIONS' RESOLUTIONS WOULD NOT BE TOL- ERATED BY COALITION FORCES. IN ADDITION TO THEIR INVOLVEMENT IN SOUTHERN WATCH, JARRETT, LEAHY, SACRAMENTO, USS LOUIS- VILLE ISSN-724D AND CARRIER AIR WING FIFTEEN ALSO PARTICIPATED IN NINE TRAINING EXERCISES IN THE GULF REGION. DESIGNED TO IMPROVE THE INTER-OPER- ABILITY AMONG COALITION FORCES, THE EXERCISES INVOLVED SHIPS AND AIRCRAFT FROM THE UNITED KINGDOM, FRANCE, RUSSIA, AND COASTAL GULF NA- TIONS. AT THE END OF JANUARY, WHILE THE REST OF THE BATTLE GROUP REMAINED IN THE GULF, STANDLEY AND THE STAFF OF DESTROYER SQUADRON SEVENTEEN ICDR-177 TRANSITED BACK TO THE COAST OF SOMALIA TO REJOIN MULTI-NATIONAL FORCES IN SUPPORT OF OPERATION RESTORE HOPE. SERVING AS THE COMMANDER NAVAL FORCES SOMA- LIA, CDR 17 EFFECTIVELY COORDINATED THE DAILY OP- ERATIONS OF SHIPS FROM CANADA, INDIA, ITALY, AUS- TRALIA, FRANCE, AND U.S. IN MEETING THE OBJEC- TIVES OF RESTORE HOPE. OF PARTICULAR SIGNIFI- CANCE WAS THEIR DEVELOPMENT AND IMPLEMENTA- TION OF PLANS WHICH SUCCESSFULLY ENABLE MULTI- NATIONAL NAVAL FORCES TO RESTRICT THE FLOW OF ARMS COMING INTO SOMALIA FROM THE SEA. HTHIS DEPLOYMENT HAS CERTAINLY BEEN AN EXCEL- LENT EXAMPLE OF THE TYPE OF JOINT, MULTI-NA- TIONAL OPERATIONS WHICH WILL CHARACTERIZE THE FUTURE OF OUR NAVY SAID RADM COADY, HFURTHER- MORE, IT DRAMATICALLY DEMONSTRATED THAT THE NAVY'S UNIQUE ABILITY TO RESPOND TO DISTANT CRI- SES, TO SUSTAIN ITSELF IN DISTANT THEATERS AND TO PROJECT POWER ACROSS ENEMY SHORES ARE TAILOR MADE FOR THE REGIONAL CONFLICTS PLAGUING THE WORLD TODAY. DURING THEIR 7,000 MILE TRANSIT HOME, KHBG SHIPS MADE PORT VISITS TO SINGAPORE, HONG KONG, THAILAND, MALAYSIA, AND HAWAII. AFTER 181 DAYS OF DEPLOYMENT, KHBG SHIPS' RE- TURNED TO THEIR RESPECTIVE HOMEPORTS ON 5 MAY 1995. AWAITING THEM WERE FAMILIES, RELATIVES, AND FRIENDS GIVING ALL CREW-MEMBERS A JOYOUS HOME- COMING. E GI EERI GDEP RTIVIE T -Sis 'ff QW Q Hmmm? m I LCDR MICHAEL A. HEGARTY 'ENLISTED IN THE U.S. NAVY IN JUNE 19761 HE SERVED ON BOARD USS TREPAITIG ISSN 6741 FOR SIX YEARS. THIS WAS FOLLOWED BY INSTRUCTOR DUTY I AT NAVAL SUBMARINE SCHOOL, WHERE HE EARNED I'IIS,BACI'I- ELOR OF SCIENCE IN EDUCATION FROM SOUTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY. COMMISSIONED ANLDO ENSIGNIIN MARCH 1986, HIS INITIAL TOURS OF DUTY WERE MPA ON CHARLES F. ADAMS IDDG-25 MATERIAL OFFICER ON THE STAFF OF COMMANDER I 5QDE5f1TR5Yf1R SQUADRON TWELVEQ WHERE fur-:A SERVED six MONTI'iSfASf CIfI1EFIEI IC1II'IEERIONfUSS PAUL IFF-1080J,IAI'ID TO I 3 n 1Sl9REs5NTIJoB1IAsgc1+11EFIIE1i1G1NEEK on uss LEAHY foci-my. i fIiIE Lxvns 1mMPE131AL IBEACHCA wmfr 1-us WIFE KATHY, WHERE g I If I'1EAEI IJOYSf BASKETBALL, RUPINIIFICL AND FISHINGQ ' w 4 I , , I I-I-vim If-ww w'w I I 7 W X 0 ,K I M I I ,Q I ,, , ,f , I I I I 4 4 f , , WX, I 7 I 1 V , I f I f I f ,',fWf,f, , , vw?-wbf , - ' ' f f, , , , ,I I I I I If f, M W LEADING THE DC TT In V 1 .L 7 f W-I 'I I I4 --V W ww f wwwwf X U,W,7fwf4',,,f I , -I , I-II,,f.f I' ,,fI,f,, III 'f, ,,.,f,,.-,,m4,ff4,fCfIQQIf7fff ?f 'ffVff 'I x . I I I: I1 I 'I I I I I I I I I I II I I I I LT GLENN GROESCI1 I MA IN PR OPULSI ON A SS T ATHOME IN MAIN CONTROL J Wu. N I an U f 12, ,. ? f W 7 I I 4 I r 1 1 l M I SET ZEBRA. Iwi , , 4 FZ' 9g 7 3 A DIVISIO 1 AR HUR EH1 MIQUEL MM2 DA VID , EHS ARTHUR FAIRSOH MMC MICHAEL Rom MQOMMQRS FERMHDEZ I BLA CKMON MM-3 SEAN DREER I-ul MM5 TOM PIPLEH EHFPI ALBERTO HA VA ENFN JAMES OLSON QD Q 74 MM5 GEORGE ZUIYIGA MMFPI HERBERT PHILLIPS THE MACHINIST'S MATE AND ENGINEMEN OF UA GANG ARE SOME OF THE BUSIEST MEMBER'S OF THE LEAHY CREW. THEIR WIDE AREA OF RESPONSIBILITY INCLUDES THE SHIP'S AIR CON- DITIONING AND REFRIGERATION PLANTS, THE EMERGENCY GENERATOR ENGINES, THE STEERING UNITS, ALL GALLEY AND LAUNDRY EQUIPMENT, THE ELECTRONICS DRY AIR SYSTEM, THE JP-5 FUEL SYSTEM, AND THE SMALL BOAT ENGINES. AL- WAYS VISIBLE, HA GANGER'S CAN BE FOUND ANYWHERE THROUGHOUT THE SHIP ON A DAILY BASIS. THEY'RE ALWAYS IN THE MIDDLE OF THE ACTION. I FN BRIAN CARHS 5 I ,L -rf' MA MARK SHORE FA JA VIER IYUIYEZ FA ALSOPI BALI TON 1 4. 1 1 2 ITS NOT THAT TIGHT! 'E K HO, IDOIY'T KNOW WHATIT IS .. ..., p 3 1. 5 J ' Z IE. , 1 S THE GAIYGS ALL HERE JUST THIIYK, I VOLUIYTEERED FOR THIS! WHATS LEFT OFA FfA-18 OKA K WHA T IS IT? LEARNING TO SUR VI VE A FIRE GIVING A COMF OR TING WORD WE I'lA VEN'T GOTA CLUE i E gnu-nan Q . I 1 Q FIXING TI'IE MOVING PADE YE MARK DCC DONALD HUBBARD HT2 PA TRICK ASHTON ,- DC2 CHRISTOPHER MDCZALLAN CURRIER REYES TRACY SCRIP MR5 RICKYRANDS R DIVISIO I HTC RONALD CHA VEZ DC1 JOHN THRONSON HT1 JOHN MEYER DC1 DANIEL MARSCH I R DIVISION CONSISTS OF DAMAGE CONTROLMEN CDCJ, MA- CHINERY REPAIRMEN CMRJ, HULL MAINTENANCE TECHNICIANS CHTJ. THEY ARE THE FIRE DEPARTMENT ONBOARD LEAHY. IN AD- DITION, THEY PROVIDE PARTS, TECHNICAL SUPPORT AND EXPERT REPAIR SERVICES TO THE CREW. R DIVISION CAN FIX ANYTHING EXCEPT THE CRACK OF DAWN OR A BROKEN HEART. 5 HA TCHER DC-5 DONALD HQZ7Y'b'i3?qg'OH HTFN KENT NEUMANN HE'Zgf,gHAE 1-:TEH ROBERT RIFE pcm ROMULO msn 1 'a ., i f W DCFA TY RENNAKER JASON HUTSON A W V . I M. f I V!,fsQ7lk3, K iff Z, gf 7 ,j',,W4a, 1 .ff 5ff7XZMWWW XE H 1 HOWDO YOU LIKE MY TIE? THE NO. 1 HT 7 4 1 X ,Z WZ Ml'-W Z , I SQKZZZZEFE, ZZMW, YES, WE ARE WORKING , 0 f ,Z ZZZ ZZKZZ I Q 4 Z6 ZZ ZZ ww zZ IZ Z f f , Z Z Z Z Z 1 MAKING NAMEPLAIEFII me 4, M-....w .N-fm , -fu X I ,,.,, I s. v , S VENT rx RYA I Sl' H305 Q X ann MASTER OF DISASTER W 3 . I'ITAT WORK M TRAINING IS TI'IE KEY ,0,,,kwW K fx E DI VISI O ENS FRANKLIN MYERS EIWCZEZQEL EMC ERIC HARTMAIYIY EM2 BARRY REEDY THE ELECTRICIANS MATES fEM'SD ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR PROVID- ING UNINTERRUPTED POWER TO THE SHIP AT ALL TIMES. THE EM'S MAINTAIN SHIP'S SERVICE AND EMERGENCY GENERATORS, MOTOR GENERATORS, PUMP AND VENTILATION MOTORS, RELATED CON- TROLLERS, DEGAUSSING, AND SHIPBOARD LIGHTING. THE ELECTRI- CIAN MATES ARE A TRULY SELF SUFFICIENT AND DEDICATED GROUP OF SAILORS. THEY ALWAYS RISE TO THE OCCASION IN DIFFICULT SITUATIONS AND INSPIRE OTHERS WITH THEIR TIRELESS WORK AND POSITIVE ATTITUDE. A COHESIVE UNIT, THE EM'S ARE LIKE A SMALL FAMILY. 1 - HE-'I THE SHIP IS SHIFTING FROM SHIPS POWER TO SHORE POWER I EM2 ons IVES EM5 ALLEN CHA VEZ EM5 NHATNGUYEN E g2HVg,'f,','?f,ETT EMFN PA TRICK GRIFFEN EMFIY ERIC BARROPI EMFN VANCE MEDLOCK EMFN LORONE PASCASCIO FNJAMESHOWEY IT TURNS THIS WA Y f f ,WG mf' ,W I W , W f f ff! ffffwfyy HONG KONG A T NIGHT JW, K ,W . Z .Q- W A ffWwWf ff 2 N. X 4, ' My HOW MANY EM'S TO CHANGE A LIGHTBULB? EMSN GRIFFIN AND FRIEND MM2 JAMES BRISTOL MM2 ROBERT MM5 ANTHONY MARLIIY MM5 ARTURO MARIIY 1 I , , Y 4 N 'E I MM5 CHRISTOPHER ANDERSON MM5 MANUEL AL VAREZ MM5 LUCIANO BARENG MM5 ERIC HENSEN MM5 SHANNON MOYERS MM5 VENCONCIO ELANGOS MM5 WILLIE ALIX MMFN SCOTT CORBETT MMFA BRIAN APPLEBY MMFN ERIC MCINTIRE MMFR SHA WN DODSON MMFN DANIEL VASQUEZ MMFN EDWARD BRUNI MMFN PAUL GRUBISS MMFN DA VID WINNER xx .,,w X V X N f , 1 f . Q X , ,X 'fx WK?-7 , C Zan ,Ait - I W0 I ,Y ,. S 83 L B DIVISIO , , 'XSE21 X N. . A X 4 I ' mv. .X 45, Zi 1 S C 3.1L EHS LAREDO BELL BTC MICHAEL COIYNER BTC JOHN PIE WELL B755 A BT1 ROLF MARIYICH HARD WORK, LONG HOURS, PRIDE AND DEDICATION ARE ALL PART OF WHAT MAKES A GOOD MBT . THE BOILER TECHNICIANS SHARE THE RESPONSIBILITY OF MAINTAINING AND OPERATING THE BOILERS IN THE FIREROOM. AT THE HEART OF THE SHIP THEY SUP- PLY THE LIFE BLOOD CSTEAMJ WHICH IS DISTRIBUTED THROUGH- OUT THE MAIN SPACES TO RUN VITAL MACHINERY SUCH AS GENER- ATORS, FEED PUMPS, AND MAIN ENGINES. AS LONG AS WE HAVE BT'S WHO WILL ENDURE THE HEAT TO KEEP THE BOILERS STEAM- ING AND OUR BOILERS SCREAMING, THE SHIP WILL KEEP MOVING! I I B11 FRANCISCO CARBALLO Q80 W K Q C 6, I 1, , D W K O 1 - FN DARYL SWAN BT2 CURT CALVERT V ' 3 4- Q FR HOWARD DECKER BT2 STANLEY BT2 MICHAEL FLEMIIYG HIGGIPIBO THAM 1:55 'JY 84 tl' 9 ,W- N f W f W M , I 5 X1 ,A y, W 4 W Y W , Q, G 4 Qui' wif f 2 if ff X 7 1? , Vs, AXL X! ,khh fmQ,,j W ,M f SW V X W swfww' M2 EMM? W 4 ,xv A , gy M, , ,,,. M an my Raft 1. y lffywf Wa Af ' x, ffx f 7, M MM XXWQM' ,V M. ,X ,, , , ,132 7 ' Q! X1 , 1 :EY ,ff 1 M W , f fa 2 f W x X, www ' a , 7. ,,, nf Q W W X ,W ,f W we f f f , , WM, f f f IZ' ii H 'A fi X fgffff f ,Af ., 1, flaky f x dx ,,.,. L W f J xx mmffv PAINTING THE BILGES PEEK A BOO! 86 SO, WHO 'S IN CHARGE? TAKING METER READINGS XQVM AND MORE PAINTING . . . LIGHTING THE BOILERS Dv I'MJUSTA HAPPYBT I , M wax W ' f I 2 OIL KING 'S DOMAIN ROUTING STEAM ARE WE RELIEVED YET? STANDING A TA UT WA TCH I'IIDING SPOT DISCO VERED 87 E nv : COMBAT SYSTEMS DEP RTIVIENT V 4 -I' 1+ ff' 3:-'11 5'4- cxi W 5 0 4 I I LT GARLAND STEPHENS CSO BORN ETBENNING CIA COMMISSIONED JUNE 1985 PREVIOUS DUTIES EMO DCA MPA USS AJAX CAR 61 FCO BCO ACSO USS W H STANDLEY CCG 521 WEAPONS OFFI CER USS COOK QPF 10851 REPORTED ABOARD LEAPIY JULY 1992 ii HW i 88 L T PA UL GOODKIH f LTCARLOS GAL V52 BATTERY CONTROL ASSIST CSO OFHCER CWO2 BRUCE BEEL E 3 ' SYSTEMS TEST OFFICER f lL 3' ,j HW 1 w t 1 r s 4 i , 2 Z 1 1 L f, 3: 1 1 ' w ' , 1 1 I W 1 N , 4 1 VS a-S ' i I 89 CSA DIVISIO CSA DIVISION'S PRIMARY MISSION IS TO SEARCH FOR, CLASSIFY, AND TRACK SURFACE AND SUBSURFACE CONTACTS USING THE ASN fSQQ-25B SONAR SYSTEM AND MK-114 FIRE CONTROL SYSTEM. IF REQUIRED, WE CAN LAUNCH ASW WEAPONS FROM EITHER THE MK-12 ASROC LAUNCHER OR THE MK-52 SURFACE VESSEL TORPEDO TUBES. IN ADDITION, CSA DIVISION PROVIDES RANGE, BEARING, AND WATER DEPTH INFORMATION ESSENTIAL TO SAFE NAVIGATION OF THE SHIP. CSA ALSO OPERATES AND MAINTAINS THE TORPEDO COUNTERMEASURE DEVICE AND THE UNDERWATER COMMUNICA- TION EQUIPMENT. WHILE DEPLOYED TO THE ARABIAN GULF, CSA DI- VISION PROVIDED VITAL SUPPORT TO THE SMALL CRAFT ACTION TEAM BY STANDING WATCHES ON THE 25MM AND 50 CAL MACHINE GUN EMPLACEMENTS. CSA DIVISION IS COMPRISED OF SONAR x ,f sk ENS JEREMY WILCOX TECHNICIANS CSTGJ, GUNNERS MATES CGMMD, AND TORPEDOMEN ITMJ. STG1 BRIAN WETZEL STG1 STEVEN WEST GMM1 GARY LANGE TM1 DANIEL TANNER TM2 ARTHUR DUAR TE STG2 THOMAS STG2 DERRICK STG5 SCOTT MULLINS WA GNER NE WC OMER pr STG5 SCOTT BA THGA TE STG5 AN TON WILLIAMS STG5 ALEXANDER BRUCE STG5 HAROLD CRISDEN STG5 BRIAN DRA YTON GMM5 JOHN BARNE TT GMM5 PA TRICK M OBLE Y GMM5 JOHN HAISLE Y TM5 MICHAEL JOHNSON TM5 MEL VIN BE YALE 4 as JIIJ 91 SCRATCH ONE KILLER TOMATO yS6ww!Q,vy xxUA7XW ww X L X, i QQ I 5 fgwgymgas fX,y QQQWS L Ly i7S? rg ay, Q ASWS S PMS ON THE ASROC LA UNCHER h,V7'HL5Txz I ENJOYING HONG KONG K .LLL mW N Xxx nsvx N fx, . Nmx X ! f X Y A 104 X W X A THOUGHTFUL MOMENT ww f ,VW .X WW f WE 'RE BUDDIES! ug, CSF DIVISIO FCCS FA TRICK RIDGEL F C1 THOMAS FC1 FREDDIE RESZ FC1 ROMIEL SIIQIGHO F C1 RALPH DEIYIYEIY FC2 MATTHEW KISER FCC A VERY PENN N2 ROBERT SORUM FC2 SCOTT BAILEY MEACHAM AT THE HEART OF LEAHY'S ANTI-AIR WARFARE CAPABILITY IS CSF DIVISION. FIRE CONTROLMEN ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE OPERA- TION AND MAINTENANCE OF THE TERRIER WEAPONS SYSTEM, WHICH INCLUDES THE ANfSPS-ll-8E 5D AIR SEARCH RADAR, ll- AN! SPG-55B FIRE CONTROL RADARS, MK14 WEAPONS DESIGNATION SYSTEM, MK52 FIRE CONTROL COMPUTER COMPLEX, HARPOON WEAPONS SYSTEM AND THE PHALANX CLOSE-IN WEAPONS SYSTEM. DURING THE DEPLOYMENT, THE FIRE CONTROLMEN STOOD CON- TINUOUS WATCHES, ENSURINCI LEAHY'S MISSION WAS EXECUTED PROFESSIONALLY AND HELPED LEAHY REMAIN THE PACIFIC'S FIN- EST LONG-RANGE SHOOTER. if 1 X X X, 7 ff ' ,, QM 7 F C2 WILLIAM THORIYBURG FC2 MICHAEL HORDWICK i V X W FC2 DAN FARRELL A 94 'W LETS HA VE A BIG MANNING THE 55B CONSOLE Bw 7 SEA AND ANCHOR DETAIL ' LOADING AMMO ON THE CIWS IE FC2 RONALD WENZEL FC2 MARK FROST FC2 RUSSEL DA VIS FC5 CORYSPRINGER FC5 ROBERT FC5 DIETMAR RIDGEWA Y SCHUL TE 4 I 3 .... uf- ! fij5HMgg?71fLL FC5 STEVEN PENNOCR EC5 ADAM GOODE ECB JOSHUA GILBERT EC5 ROBERT BAILEY FCS JAMES BAILEY rcs LAUREHCE LEE PC1353-,'15qE g'gRTH MS, ,T, Q 'f:'f,,'If?7EfiQ,'j,,ff, I ny 4,,,.z 'ms Z ,Ls I X gwwxswx N, wi. I 'W A X5 XX NXT S A IQ X N -Nwfgx Ss 1 A NNMNT S iw Affxw 558 rr EB! nf Q! 5 D li W W Mzsww I MM-M A 2 .-M U 'S If f 35 If ' .wh ffff A -ff ff Nm I 1 X 1 1 r ff ' N. I 1 ' ' FC5 RICHARD GREEN FC5 TROY WOODALL FC5 DA VID BARROWS FC5 SHA WPI HARMOPI FC3 ORLO FC5 ROBERT 5 STURDEVAIYT MORALES 4- LTIJCU BOBBY PRICE CSE CSI DIVISIO CSE IS THE COMBAT ELECTRONIC REPAIR WORKCENTER. UCAN DO IS OUR MOTTO. COMMUNICATIONS AND RADAR IS OUR SPE- CIALTY. FROM SAN DIEGO, CA TO THE NORTH ARABIAN GULF, WE PROVIDE THE SPECIAL LINK TO THE OUTSIDE. WE TAKE PRIDE IN DOING THE IMPOSSIBLE. FROM REPAIRS TO REDESIGN, IF CSE CAN'T FIX IT, IT'S PROBABLY BECAUSE YOU DIDN'T ASK. CSI IS THE INTERIOR COMMUNICATIONS REPAIR WORKCENTER. FROM COMBAT SYSTEMS TO ENGINEERING, THE OLD ADAGE SAYS: IF IT'S A BELL, BUZZER, OR LIGHT IT BELONGS TO US . WE TAKE CARE OF CREW ENTERTAINMENT, PROVIDING MUSIC AND TELEVI- SION. WE HELP GIVE THE WARNING THROUGH VITAL SHIPS MONI- TORING SYSTEMS. IF YOU ASK, WHERE AM I , WE KNOW THAT TOO THROUGH OUR SHlP'S GYRO SYSTEM. AND IF YOU DON'T KNOW WHAT THAT OBSCURE THING IS, JUST GIVE US A CALL ON OUR TELE- PHONE SYSTEM. WE PROBABLY OWN THAT TOO! IEEE? 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SANTA AND HIS LITTLE HELPER WHERE DID EVERYBODY GO? 99 CSD DI VISI O DSC MICHAEL TAMILLO DS1 FRANK CRESCINI DS1 FRANK GORDON DS2 FRANK BRAY DS2 MICHAEL LOY I Y THE DS SHOP IS THE PRIMARY TECHNICAL SUPPORT GROUP FOR CIC THEY ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR MAIN TAINING THE STATE OF THE ART COMBAT DIRECTOR in 4- ' QQ SYSTEM. CDS PROVIDES EVALUATION, CONTROL, DIS- 4 SEMINATION, AND DISPLAY OF THE UTACTICAL PIC- TURE FOR LEAHY AND BATTLE GROUP UNITS. DS5 TROY MA THE W I Q I II I DSS JASON MUMFOKD I I DS5 CHRISTOPHER WHAT DOES THIS SWITCH DO? A--' GRUF5 ' HEY SPANKIC MY HANDS ARE TURNING BLUE! 2 100 X W f , My M GKUPE GROWSA MUSTACHE jfffwi ' DS 'S ARE ALWAYS ALERT, READY TO DEFEIYD AMER ICA. DSC UIYDER THE SPOTLIGHT ARE WE OUT OF BEER AGAIN? l' why f, ,G THE THR EE CABARELLOS E-Q2-Q Fi ,M TROUBLESHOOTIIYG TO FIND THE PROBLEM - , 1 101 CSM D1If1S1O I I I I I ENS SCOTT KOKKA GMC MICHAEL ECCLES G'fV'7,fL'ff:xES GMM1 JAMES KING G'Z'gf,gRC?5','?, D 1 CSM DIVISION IS RESPONSIBLE FOR LEAHY'S MISSILE SYSTEMS I I AND SHIPS ARMORY. DURING THE DEPLOYMENT GM'S MAINTAINED I CONSTANT OPERATIONAL READINESS WITH THEIR GEAR. DUE TO I I OPERATIONAL COMMITMENTS, BOTH MISSILE HOUSES WERE CON- , TINUOUSLY MANNED. IN ADDITION GM'S WERE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE 4 GUNMOUNTS WHICH MADE UP THE SMALL CRAFT ACTION I TEAM KSCATJ, TRAINING OF THE SCAT TEAM, SHIP SECURITY, AND I ' VISIT BOARD SEARCH AND SEIZURE KVBSSJ TEAM. THE FORWARD . MISSILE HOUSE WAS THE SHOWCASE PRESENTATION FOR ALL OFFI- CIAL TOURS BY FOREIGN DIGNITARIES, SENIOR RANKING OFFICIALS INCLUDING THE COMMANDER U.S. NAVAL FORCES CENTRAL COM- I MAND AND THE U.S. AMBASSADOR TO SINGAPORE. CSM DIVISION HAS ALWAYS MAINTAINED THE LEAHY TRADITION OF MAKING THE . GMM2 C'1ADS 'ER BEST SAILORS POSSIBLE, AND AS WE DEPART, WE WILL ENSURE E THAT ALTHOUGH LEAHY IS GONE, THE LEAHY SAILOR WILL NEVER II GO AWAY. ' I II IM . 1. I anna mmmcs cmnsn nonmsv Afmsmono nomss GMM3 ARTURO DIAZ GMMSN ,-RA,.,5,CO ALCARAZ X sl Y S 4 102 I wg' W V R R A R R GMMSH RUBEN GMMSH sco TT GMMSN STE VE GMMSN ROBERT GMMSH DEAN WALKER BECERRA HOOVER CHA VEZ CARSON GMMSN BART K,.,,GHT WING-N-FIIYNIIYG THE BIRD IMJUSTAN Enslon, BUT . . . R SPEAK NO WORK, SEE PIO WORK, HEAR NO WORK EIYJOYIIYGA SUNNY DAY 103 YES, 1'M WORKING I 'M BAD! 104 4' 4,,,-.H JUST CRUISIIYG THE THREE AMIGOS NO W THIS 'SA GUN GUPIIYERSMA TES OF EXCELLENCE X N 'L VBSS T RAININ VISIT BOARD SEARCH AND SEI- ZURE TEAM WAS READY TO MOVE INTO ACTION ON SHORT NOTICE. THEIR MISSION WAS TO INSPECT SUSPICIOUS SHIPS AND INTER- CEPT ILLEGAL SHIPMENTS. HERE I KITTY HAWK MARINES TRY TO I ,,... IIAW' 'I QUALIFY FOR NKOKWVS COM- MANDOSH I AAIIf 105 3 7 z 7 X f ,AZ -M7 I , yff My x ,, ,W A W W , 7 fw ff Afffy ' ,Q 'Q' W X' , f A ff 2 ef gy ,M , , V, , , , W 0 f ,, ' A I LT PAUL KUSKE LTJOSE OLIVERA, BN EMCM JOHN NCC JOHN LTALAN GARNEK LENNHERR JURKO wsm Zf W' i if :ff rw ,ff f ff W if A, W 2 f 7 W if X X ' ,df W f ,ff f ff , s A If W ,if ,wwf f f uf ff 71 W- ff A 4 A yf, .ff D W mf W X7 , , Z , M In ' 'I S 2 5 Q E E E Qs Si 5 II I f 2 , ,ff ff' X THERE ARE EIGHT RATINGS IN NAVfAD- MIN. HM'S ARE LEAHY'S DOCTORS. THEY ENSURE THE CREW STAYS HEALTHY BY WU PROVIDING HEALTH CARE. MA'S ACT ASM OUR POLICE FORCE AND ENFORCE BOTH.. CIVIL AND MILITARY LAWS. NC'S ARE CA-'C REER COUNSELORS AND PROVIDE GUID- ANCE AND ASSISTANCE FOR THE CREW CONCERNING THEIR NAVAL CAREER. PC'S ENSURE THAT OUR MAIL IS SENT AND RE- CEIVED FROM OUR LOVED ONES BACIIC HOME. PN'S SPECIALIZE IN KEEPING ALL ENLISTED SERVICE RECORDS UP TO DATE AND CORRECT. RP'S ASSIST THE CHAPLAIN WITH LEAHY'S RELIGIOUS PROGRAMS. YN'S MAINTAIN OFFICER RECORDS, WRITE IN- STRUCTIONS, AND KEEP LEAHY RUNNING SMOOTHLY ON ALL REQUIRED REPORTS AND DOCUMENTS. QM'S ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR MAINTAINING NAVIGATION CHARTS, ASSISTING THE NAVIGATOR IN PLOTTING AND LAYING ACCURATE NAVIGATION TRACKS. THEY ALSO MAINTAIN LEAHY'S DECK LOG AND CHRONOMETERS. I SM I I Mfqgzfggfsco YH2 DONALD RIVERS YN5 ERIC MASON ms CHAD MCCOLLUM R122 L'jqR,':ggfIf PC2 DA VID HINTOIY PIY1 ALFRED MAPAIYAO FN2 CRAIG P H5 Tmormf LANE PMSA MICHAEL NAHCE QM1 umov QM2 MICHAEL 15 Iron HDNDRICKS WASHINGTON VH .., -qw 7 , qi QM5 BRAD QMSA BENJAMIN HM1 KURT NMSA MANUEL :,, MUSSELMAN KEEPER HMI GARTH HUNTER HASSELBRIIYG HM-3 M'CHAE SHUU' sANTos Rf -u PM +4 N3 if Si 50 My F-1 ,W ' Q DFS If E Yi? 5 OM AIA W? EWS' 3 f SERVICE WITH A SMILE P ! 'f-,JI ' ' ' I ff W i 1 MQ . ,yW,,A,. ,,,,0,,,,,,,,,, , W yy, ,,., ,, . P if WHO 'S IYEX T? DON 'T WORR Y . . . BE HAPPW MESSIIYG AIYD BER THING HIT LIST Novi, 'HXJM I, !?W'5,45,,V3,!,Xi , 4 ,, A ,, fc' , , ff , - rw' 1 , Q , , ,,. ,,, ,- f . f VISITING MA CAO 'S CA THEDRAL 107 1 CAPTAINS CALL PIIYIYIIYG MEDALS ' 'C OIYGRA TULA TI OIYS GENTS ADMIRAL COADY SPEAKING TO y THE CREW SITE TV X., ,A EATING WITH THE TR OOPS 108 UP CLOSE AND PERSONAL PASSHYG THE WORD .Q f- rc N l 'V I SURFACE WARRIORS lg' DURING DEPLOYIVIENT, 51 ENLISTED, AND 5 I OFFICERS EARNED THE RIGHT TO WEAR THE COVETED SURFACE WARFARE PINS. THUS THEY E JOINED THE RANKS OF THE NAVY'S ELITE: SUR- V, FACE WARFARE WARRIORS. I I I I I I I F I I I I I I I I I I l I Y ,?'5' Wm I is Q 1' m X 0 Qi' 3 - I BTCI SWII CONNER RIVICQSWJ HERB YNIISWD YANCY IVIR1IfSWII FI RlVI1IfSWII POWELL OS1IfSWII NORRIS OS1IfSWII ANDREWS DC1IfSWII IVIARSCH HlVI1CSWD HUETTER STG1ISWJ OLIPANE MSC BIVICCSWI BALINO G I LT OLIVERA, BN . ,,,,f'5jN,.m LTIJGJ FEARS, USCG I4-gi -N LTCJGI PRICE .. 5-I LTCJGJ LUKE ' IX ENS MCLAREN I ,f ENS RORRA ISWI SNYDER MM2ISwI MARNON MSSISWI FERRER Fczqswp FROST HIVIBISWI SIIULL IVISZIISWII SMITH MSSISWI REED BMZIISWII VIGAR RMSISWI REMPT EWZIISWII MCGILL FCSISWI GREEN OSZIISWII MAJUTA Fczqswy GILBERT UERGA EWZISWJ DEL ICSISWI IIANSGN SASSO ETSISWI SLAPE OSZIISWII FGSISWI BAILEY OLIPIIANT MRISISWJ RAIIOS DSZISWJ BRAY BTSISWI MAHARAJ oS2I1SwjI STIVERS ETSISWJ ICZCSWJ CARDE MCCAFFERY IVISIIISWII SIACK STG1ISWD WETZEL IVIIVIZISWJ SHERMAN IVIIVIZISWI BLACKIVION DCZQSWI SCRIP IVIS2I SW' I BRAZILL TIVIISCSWJ JOHNSON BTZCSWI CALVERT SNQSWI SANTOS BTZISWJ FLEIVIING SNCSWJ PURDY FCISISWJ SPRINGER FNISWJ RENNAKER FCZISWJ FARRELL MMFNISWJ ET5fSWJ GRAHAM PHILLIPS I i I Il . ,?Tv, RQ' I II III I II .,.,m :w w Q f Wy! I Z I .X X, , W X X A GUESS HO W MAH Y STITCHES ? SMILE! 'I 1 0 HONG KONG LIBERTY an-vw W 'A l 31. S ' 4 A QUIET MOMENT WHILE on WA TCH Q13 1g ll W T K X. g.r4,i-M6 Mi-f-7 S A xxx T E, X ,, A ' USE SPRWT PLOTTIIYGA TRACK 44 PROGRAM FOR AFLOAT COLLEGE CPACEJ IS AN EDUCATION PRO- GRAM SPONSORED BY THE U.S. NAVY TO GIVE SAILORS AN OPPOR- TUNITY TO EARN COLLEGE CREDITS WHILE THEY ARE DEPLOYED. MR ENGIN URALMAN WAS OUR PACE INSTRUCTOR AND TAUGHT VAR- IOUS HISTORY COURSES. HIS TENURE BEGAN PRIOR TO LEAHY'S RIMPAC-92 DEPLOYMENT. A U.S. ARMY VETERAN, MR URALMAN HAS 50 YEARS OF TEACHING EXPERIENCE. HE HOLDS DEGREES IN EDU- CATION, POLITICAL SCIENCE AND HISTORY: SPECIALIZING IN EURO- PEAN HISTORY. HE HAS TAUGHT ONBOARD USS RUEBEN JAMES IFFG57J AND USS PRINCETON fCG59I DURING THEIR WESTPAC-90 AND THEIR HISTORIC VISIT TO VLADIVOSTOK, USSR: TAUGHT ON USS HORNE QCGSOJ DURING THEIR WESTPAC-91 AND OPERATION DESERT STORM. HE ALSO BRIEFED RADM COADY AND STAFF ON- BOARD USS KITTY HAWK fCV6.'5I ON THE MIDDLE EASTERN COUN- TRIES. A MAN WHO LOVES THE SEA, MR URALMAN AND HIS WIFE LIVE ONBOARD THEIR ll-5 SLOOP SCIMITAR HOMEPORTED IN REDONDO BEACH, CA. :NNMMMWWR ! s .1 PACE A Siam- 1? I in M. , .f,..s..vf.4Ma fx'.Y:, A T,,i4:!f.'73,2Qn x ? F E 1 i l lr SPEEDY MY xSHlPNV5-'TE 675777 41+ !1'MfP-L' A -I per' HHH! F?-ANK al UTCMOP 3 Jig, 9011419713 X Wd 9,053 700 Ngvtrvl- HRE, A swan: Sffffbg A NsxTTfM-2 fu' T Jo 7 U Wu -fA,25g7FoKXou. , 0 A cm! ,wus 'WWE AELLFEJZJIFN O5- youz .!Enf5EU33-- . W5 fl! oufff- WEEE' PWKETBDUNP ZIH'E.! UR ,QS 5 SSIENHOP d...nQ X QM grflprff Q 0 5,205 -1 44 3 1 Q Vfiffilx-? 42 - 2-,Q l .1 '57 2 y , f- U55 l-EAH7 Cen-lc. i1f QM ,ff ' - ,gdqpfgmfef fl Yen Z pf BATTLE E THE OLDER YOU ARE, THE BETTER YOU GET. LEAHY PROVED SHE WAS THE BEST WHEN, DURING THE LAST COMPETITIVE CYCLE, SHE SET THE PRE- CEDENT BY SWEEPING ALL DEPARTMENTAL AWARDS, THUS WINNING THE COV- ETED BATTLE HE FOR CRUDESGRU FIVE PARTICI- PANTS. DESPITE CONTINU- OUS OPERATIONS, WORK- UPS, AND A DEIVIANDING DEPLOYIVIENT, LEAHY CONTINUED TO DISPLAY HER PROFESSIONALISIVI AND HIGH STANDARD OF EXCELLENCE. 50 YEARS OLD BUT STILL USWEET 16 . FF L 6 60 I A K I ff ,Q W E' M I Q' I , - If f S9 15 1 -K' fr 'D' I if rg'-D 1 f f if ILE, ?c ff - 1 X- -. -L. . 9 , , i2 fb T' f X if E EG !! I6 I ai F51 I 'Z L ggi 'IAH I V -U 'A ' iff ' 4 13 1114, : ' C II ISML ' 1r5I.. , . ,.,- eg - - ' ' ' 'Iam . ,T .Vl ' ,,.,,,f X x l Zi a H . - ' V I I 'Q SWQEZ CE I XC av A, ,f 30 YEAR51.-355392 - 3'-fr--if f 25 - -1- - -,,,f?' use LEAHY ce-fe cmvoow swnmcms gfgffpgfzjf l - 4zgZ x'TsvS ' f ,742- ' ----Q S SINGAPORE SINGAPORE, THE LION CITY. LEAHY VISITED SINGAPORE TWICE. BOTH TIMES THIS PORT WAS AN ENJOYABLE STOP. LEAHY WAS MOORED AT SEWBAWANG PORT FACILITY. RIDING SINGAPORE'S EFFICIENT SUBWAY SYSTEM, CREWMEMBERS WERE ONLY MINUTES AWAY FROM THIS CITY'S MANY SITES. A FORMER BRITISH COLONY, THERE ARE 4 OFFICIAL LAN- GUAGES, 5 MAJOR RELIGIONS, NUMEROUS RELIGIOUS SECTS: ALL BLENDED TOGETHER, A SYMBOL THAT PEOPLE FROM SO MANY DISTINCT BACKGROUNDS AND LANGUAGES CAN LIVE IN HARMONY. THIS BEAUTIFUL CITY IS RECOGNIZED AS THE CLEANEST CITY IN THE ORIENT. ARAB STREET, CHINATOWN, ORCHARD STREET, SENDOSA ISLAND WERE JUST A FEW OF THE MANY SITES VISITED BY THE LEAHY CREW. ,V 7.605 Vs 1' 2 wwf ,44-ww, f ,f - 0 an C QQ: QQ, if f f r I 5 1 I L V G 1 r i : W ? i Q 9 'jg ,,,J s i I 9:fh'bK!Lf1' nefismaw HRV.. 4 BIRDS A WA K' Z 'E VT- , X .Ex x , 1 ns. ? 'L HARPOOIY: ANTI-SURFACE ASROC: ANTI-SUBMARIIYE ROCKET ns' T' 5 f S v 2 1 5 51 if 3? as il H H I 5' CI WS: MISSILE EA TER TERRIER: ANTI-AIR TIGER CRUISE WHEN LEAHY DEPARTED PEARL HARBOR, 54 TIGERS CINCLUDING 4 FEMALESD WERE ABOARD FOR THE FINAL LEG HOME. FROM THE ONSET THEY WERE INTEGRATED WITH THE CREW. WORKING AND OBSERVING ALONGSIDE THEIR SPONSORS, ALL TIGERS LEARNED FIRST HAND WHAT LIFE WAS LIKE ABOARD A NAVAL VESSEL. CELEBRITY DINNER, DC TRAINING, UNDERWAY REPLENISHMENTS, TOURS OF LEAHY, STANDING WATCHES, ESWS QUALIFICATIONS, SMALL ARMS TRAINING, KITTY HAWK AIR SHOW, MANNING THE RAIL. THE SEVEN DAY TRANSIT WENT BY QUICKLY. IT WAS AN EXPERIENCE ENJOYED BY BOTH TIGERS AND CREWMEMBERS ALIKE. 4 , 1 i 1. L, .1 1-T ' V! 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I I, I , X , , , , f G X 1 , , .. 1 ' V ,U .A I , ,. , ' :, ' ' ,Q ' 4 ' ' k ' f- f, , 4 f l f - ' f X f 4 Q I I o o I 4 o 4 I f u n c c an I I n 4 c f p o I li' if-' ' f ef if Y f l .Sc 1931.1 G 3, .iw !+LL,,,s..x . -N x I' if 'm QM r 1 ,kiwi 37, xr fl 4 J x 4L MQW E V, 'W f,. 573 we a Aqv ' 3: 4? 1 , 'L . xii F. 'L -:fuses fu , ZA 111-13 ree 'ff 1 'iff4'5'?f ',fss?f'fK' r, w 5 42 is J - ,- :,x 42 rm F34 'Km' kwa.-1 ' '11- F IVIILY SUPPCDRT TE IVI LEAHY'S OMBUDSMAN SERVES AS THE LIAISON BETWEEN -THE CAPTAIN AND THE FAMILIES OF THE CREW. THIS VITAL Qi AND DEMANDINO POSITION WAS HELD BY MRS. LENEE RIDOEL FOR LEAHY'S EIOHTH DEPLOYMENT. ALONG WITH THE LEAHY WQMEIYS SUPPORT OROUP, SHE PROVIDED SUPPORT AND AS- SISTANCE WHEN NEEDED TO OUR FAMILIES. MOST IMPOR- TANTLY, SHE REPT EVERYONE UP TO DATE ON THE SHIP'S IISCHEDULE AND OPERATIONS, EOOSTINO MORALE AND PRE- ! PARINO THE FAMILIES FOR LEAHY'S HOMECOMINO. THANKS LE- ' I NEE! V V I I I,-V ., N ' ' Ag 5, ,, - -. vc-9. -ff ,,,,f!. 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