Leahy (CG 16) - Naval Cruise Book

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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

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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

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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