Mars (AFS 1) - Naval Cruise Book

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1987 volume:

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Thatlkn p gd to be an American 11't forget the men who died u who gave that right to me And I 'd gladly stand up next to you And defend her still today 'cause there ain't no doubt I love this land S GOD BLESS THE USA I ln: ' I 'mow Pm me FWSPL' Mn51S , Q53 V I if WQ44 r ' gf -H-3. -4 QW 1, Q Rf k .-I ,. 'ww'.,,., Q-ei' F S ., .3 542- .J .., .. Proud to be an American T f'ff mf' U 'Ut of fh1'fl H iH this hook. '1',N'l'8.'1l'l' ships fships, ships, and more shipsjg d :me which help there - ' . . 'P' - pm Fire 71-'fihlllf-N hu! HBOS, llftlv orws. loud ones, not so lou ones, sc ' - 4 ' ' y v ' ' , , 1 Q P UNI tl ton 1n.1.s.w .N ofstec I through It ef-blue water: some that do so little as dispense 8 mn fP 'lJ fo .fa thirsty ggilor, ur this book In nut nhout 5h1,I7S really, or machmes. any more than It IS about Wild ' S' d . The are in an . 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C0 TENTS Commandlng Offlcer Page 4 Departure Page 12 Supply Department Page 1 Admlnlstratlon Department Page Englneerlng Department Page 2 Deck Department Page 4 Operatlons Department Page 5 A1r Detachment Page 6 Westpac Looklng Back Page 6 Ports of Call Page Homecomlng Page 124 Staff Page 128 0 O -13 . . ............. 27 ....... . . . . . 9 2' ......... 1 if ' ............. 5 M ........ . . . 3 4 gp .......,.......... . . 7 Y -, ............. . 81 Capt. Ira M I-Iipper was 0 0 , Comman ding Hcer Captain Ira Mark Hipper was born and raised in Brooklyn, New York. He 2 I 1 graduated from Brooklyn College in 1960 with a Bachelor of Arts degree in . jj, Q' Economics and was commissioned and Ensign in January of 1961. 5 yfjxi ' Ss 6' MESA- After attending Combat Information Cen ter School and Radar Intercept ' - OfHcer's training at NAS Glynco, Georgia he reported to VF-121 NAS Miramar where he was awarded his wings in January 1962. His first tour was with VF-96 previously known as VF-142 embarked aboard USS Ranger I C V-61 1. During this tour USS Ranger made its first combat cruise at the onset of the Vietnam War. After departing VF 1142 he reported to Naval Air Systems Command as a Project Officer in the Navy's Fighter Design Office. After completing refresher training with VG-101 he reported to VF-103 and completed two Mediterranean deployments onboard USS Saratoga I C V-601. In 1971 Captain Hipper reported as an instructor to VF-121. Subsequent to his assignment in 1973 he reported VF-21 making two more Western Pacific deployments with the USS Ranger ICV-611. Capt. Hipper's next tour was as Executive OfHcer VF-92 until their disestablishment in June of 1975. Thereupon he reported to Commander Fighter Airborne Early Warning Wing PaciHc Fleet and then to Naval Air Maintenance Training Detachment as the Officer-in-Charge until December 1976. His next assignment was as Executive OfHcer VF-11 embarked on USS Roosevelt I CV-421. In June 1978 he assumed command of VF-111 Sundowners until he was relieved in Subic Bay, R.P. aboard USS Kitty Hawk KCV-631. In January 1980 he reported aboard USS Kitty Ha wk un til his next assignment as Assistant Chief of Staff for Operations and Plans for the Commander Sixth Fleet in 1982 where he remained until July 1934 Captain Hipper assumed command of the USS Mars on 25 January 1985 Captain Hipper has logged more than 3600 flight hours which includes 2500 hours in F 4 s and 800 hours in F 14s with nearly 900 carrier landings He has had combat experience in Vietnam He is married to the former Audrey Parnham of Calcutta India who resides in San Diego California with their two children Scott and Todd if tomorrow all the things were gone . . . . . . , , 1 , 4 n f 1 . . 4 e - . , , o ' ' 4 . , k , I I ' ' . mm-emu-4-4. R x x gy Q Q ii, -gg. xy 3' , l ' ,',. 2 Command at Sea Only a seaman realizes to what extent an entire ship re- flects the personality and ability of an individual, her Commanding Officer. To a landsman this is not under- standable and sometimes it is even difHcult for us to un- derstand. But it is so! A ship at sea is a distinct world in herself and in consider- ation ofthe protracted and distant operations of the fleet units, the Navy must place great power, responsibility and trust in the hands of those leaders chosen for command. In each ship there is one man Who, in the hour of emergen- cy or peril at sea, can turn to no other man. There is one alone who is ultimately responsible for safe navigation, engineering performance, accurate gunHre, and morale of his ship. He is the Commanding Officer. He is the ship. His is the most difficult and demanding assignment in the Na vy. There is not an instant in his tour as the Command- ing Officer that he can escape the grasp of command re- sponsibility. His privileges in View of' his obligations are almost ludicrously small, nevertheless, command is the spur which has given the Navy its ji great leaders. Ac - ak It is a duty which richly deserves B. , ,P the highest, time-honored title of the seafaring World. . .CAPTAIN '. ' ,V ik I' L-Wd? 'fs Sm as Wg., , M ,, ,, 9, 1, AF' .1 . . .I'd Worked for all my life. . . ' EXGCULI Ve O Hcer rf-- ' LCDR James D Harms eutenant Commander James D Harris was born in Birmingham Alabama H graduated from Auburn University and was commissioned through the NROTC Program in August 1970 Lieutenant Commander Harriss first sea duty was on the USS CONSTELLA TION ICVA 641 as CIC Watch Ofhcer where he qualified as an Au' Intercept Controller Officer of the Deck I UXW1 and was designated as Surface Warfare Ofhcer In 1974 he was assigned to USS POINT LOMA IAGDS 21 as First Lieutenant! Deck Department Head In 1976 he was assigned to USS LITTLE ROCK ICG 41115 Navigator When LITTLE ROCK was decommissioned in November 1976 he was ordered to USS NE WMAN K PERRY IDD 8831 for temporary duty awaiting duty as a student at the Surface Warfare Officer School Command Department Head Course in Newport Rhode Island Upon completion of the Department Head Course he was assigned in November 1977 to USS DOWNES IFF 10701 as Oper ations Officer followed in January 1980 with his assignment to USS WABACH IAOR 51 as Operations Officer In October 1981 Lieutenant Commander Harris tions Officer In April 1984 Lieutenant Commander Harris reported to USS MARS IAFS 11 where he presently serves as Executive Officer He was designated quali fied for Surface Command on 7 March 1985 Lieutenant Commander Harris is a recipient of the Navy Commendation Medal Presidential Unit Citation Ribbon Meritorious Unit Commendation Ribbon Bat tle Efficiency Ribbon Navy Expedition Medal I w!Bronze Star1 National Defense Service Medal Vietnam Service Medal I w!Bronze Stars1 two Humanrtarran Ser vice Medals Sea Servrce Deployment Ribbon I WX3 Bronze Stars1 Republic of Vietnam Meritorious Unit Citation Iwfpalm1Republ1c of Vietnam Campaign Med al and Expert Pistol Shot Medal Lieutenant Commander Harris is married to the former Jo Anne Jacko of Trum bull Connecticut They have three children Jessie James and Emily The Harris family resides in Mare Island California . O I Li . .' A .1 . t 1 1 . e . V . 7 . . . . . - ' A reported .to NA VCOMSTA Harold E. Holt, Exmouth, Australia as Communica- XS, a p Q ' Q 6 . . .and I had to start again. . . CDR Michael F. Cottrell Commander Michael I . Cottrell was born in San Francisco, California. He graduated from the University of California, Berkeley with a BS. Degree and later earned an M.B.A. from Michigan State University. He earned his commission through the Officers Candidate School in 19661 Since then he has seen duty at NSCS Athens, GA, on board the USS HOEL KDDG-132, NAS Willow Grove, USS MARVIN SHIELDS IFF-10662, MSU E. Lansing, and NSA Mare Island. Other assignments include NSC San Diego, NSA Naples, ADN FSO Auburn where he served from March 1981 to June 1984 before assuming the duties of Suppl y Ofhcer on board the Mars. For his distinguished service to the Navy and the country, Commander Cottrell has earned two Meretorious Service Awards, Combat Action Ribbon, Meritorious Unit Commenda- tion, National Defense, and Vietnamese Service Ribbon. Commander Cottrell is married to the former Miss Monica Allen of Okemus, Michigan. They have one son, Patrick. Supply Hcer with just my cluldron and :mf with ' -W-1i:j h1 m1'L..J- 1-fYI!D-Z! 1' JQIAZFX A77-C2-F 1' -'5 ' A I LT Drury H Christian Ships Chaplain, Lieutenant Drury H. Christian IIL was born in Lynchburg, Virginia, on January 13, 1950. He earned an AS. degree from Central Virginia Community College, and later graduated from Lynchburg College with a VA. degree after ma- joring in religion, history, and psychology. Commissioned Sep- tember 14, 1983, he reported on board the MARS in December of 1983 shortly after completing studies at the Navyis Chaplain School in Newport, Rhode Island. Chaplain Christian also studied at the Southeastern Baptist The- ological Seminary, Where he received a Master of Divinity and Master of Religious Education, and at Eastern Shore Community College. Later he served as CPE intern Chaplain at Lynchburg General Hospital. A member of the Military Chaplains Association, Chaplain Christian is a former pastor of the Parlrsley Baptist Church, Parksley, Virginia, a former member of the Northampton-Acco- maclr Memorial Hospital Chaplains Association, and former Chaplain of the Parksley Volunteer Fire Department. Chaplain Christian is endorsed by the Home Mission Board, Southern Baptist Convention. 5 Q l . Chaplain W 5. I Q 8 . . .I'd thank my lucky stars. . , ' .SQ ff ETCM Alden W Davidson Master Chief Alden W. Davidson, born in Wilmington, Delaware, served first in the U.S. Army from 1954 to 1957 as a track vehicle repair technician, rising to the rank of Sergeant before his discharge. -lil J 'lk j ' 532 Master Chief Davidson joined the Navy in October of 1965, and following completion of two-and-a-half years of electronic schools, he reported to the USS ENTERPRISE. Since then Master Chief Davidson has seen duty at Service School Com- mand, San Diego, Service School Command, Great Lakes, ET B School, Treasure Island, MOTU-9, Treasure Island, and Naval Command Unit, Washington, D. C. Master Chief Davidson 'S other assignment have included a second tour aboard the ENTERPRISE, as well as the USS CACAPON and USS WA- BASI-L before joining the MARS in December of 1983. Among various theatre and occupational medals, Master Chief Davidson is authorized to wear the NUC, the Army Good Conduct Medal, the Navy Good Conduct Medal, Vietnam Service Medal, and the Vietnam Expedition- ary Medal. Master Chief Davidson is married to the former Miss Kris O. Patricio, of Cavite, Philippines. They have three children: Melissa Ann, Shaun Patrick, and Michael Andrew. Command Master Chief ggi? hr Qs Us Q3f5s,ssffgX X: R ig . . .to be living here today. . , ' Pre-Deplo men t--Special Even ts Q 'Q 'iii You don 't Wake up one morning, liaul in the lines, ployment days interesting. g and decide to go out on a WESTPAC. It may seem that Way to the sailor Who's leaving, but the fact is What helps to make them truly memorable are tho: WESTPAC' comes at the end ofa Very long, difficult times when We can bring our families and frienc line of performance and readiness tests, drills and aboard and a share a coke on the flight deck, a cup 1 inspections KOPPRE M TCR READIEX, REFTRA, coffee on the mess decks, or merely share the pric to name just a fewj, all of which go to make prede- we feel in being part of the 41 AFS team. S . . . 'cause the flag still stands for freedom. . . if 10 l ll Wm s '-1' WW! X -ING 'mst . amid: . . . F, ,f U, W M X f :H Q J gi iw T ,H 4, ,IA ' A W ,5 1 ,4 k NW '-M NN , W., x 55. NNXMXQPNQX KK ! 79 'QM N L N, 1 Depart ure July 24, 1985 On a bright summer morning the na- val vessel Mars bid farewell to its ho- meport of Oakland, California. The sunny weather provided a small lift to the otherwise dampened mood of the crew. I t's never easy saying good- bye to family or home but knowing that a man has a job to do gives pur- pose to tearful farewells. With a new Skipper and an air of Can-do Spir- it, the slil AFS steamed proudly out of the San Francisco Bay bound for the lair of the Golden Dragon. Many long hours, longer miles and even longer days still awaited the men of Mars, but there was none aboard who felt he couldn't match the challenge of WESTPAC 85. x rx ilu its '2i'1lNiS J 1 gl Y- Ui 3 . 'iq st ,W- . H' , E kk A ,Ng X xr . 3.,i .ro i xv' gc NX ., ,ALE f wg., ii oi UNELSNAX K R HN an XIX hi 4 Jfdniinnzxw ---Q-.....-. rye A , wt-2 a . Qumran.. W., P O X' M'x .Q V yy' i ts gg, an JM K 5 E ,S E 5 if 5 H l , ,.t, . . .And I 'm proud to be an American , ' i 3 A. 2 I fc S5 .gg sw 9' 'rw as El. 3 INN? A, L 5 4 4 -E ' 'Wei S36 -X fgjg r 1 L :M gs X ,X . i Milt, 2' 1 -un QQWP. r A WIFE IS A PWf'e is the Mother of you and your children A Wie is the only girl who can laugh and cry for the same reason - And very often, at the same time A VWfe is the girl who says why don 't you say something, but rather you didn 't A Mfe is the girl who gives you extra helpings. And says you slzouldn 't you know A Wife is the only girl who matters in the crowd A Wife is the only girl who can 't play games but always wins A Wife is the other halfj the old bag, the ball and chain or darling A Wife is the girl on the golden sands, the warm hillside, the cool sheets around your dreams A Wife is the girl who says get out, and means take me in your arms please A Wife is the girl who likes what you choose better A Wzfe is a girl who says I will, but sometimes won't A Wife is the girl who keeps the family in order A Wife is the girl you tool: for a walk, and stayed for the ride ' M ,f J 2 4-.,.I if uu0 Q Y iv ir' ,fum T , O X X , i ,1 v N. X ' 990 igsff Q W Y X M X i rj . A s xt l 0 ' F See .4 ,Q R QSML. Q D r,i..,,...e fl . . . where at least I know I'm free. . . and I won't forget the men Supply Department Victory is the beautiful bright flower . . . supply is the stem without which it could never have blossomed Winston Churchill said it and though out nation remains at blessed peace the Mars proved it day in and day out during WESTPAC 85 For m providing consistantly professional and dependable underway replenishment services to the ships of her Battle Group she ensured the operational success of the shining a Hne light of liberty and freedom in an often dark troubled spot in the world The Mars carries no big guns no rockets no missiles no howling Jetfigh ters - but she carries a commitment of service to those who do and via her at-sea replenishment services ensures that they mam tam their presence and vigil on the high seas In this way she makes her contribution to the greatest victory of all - peace' And on the pages that follow are some of the men who help make it happen il . . . , . . , . . , . 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Being one of the smaller di visions on board the 4991 Attack Food Ship, our job functions contribute to the overall team effort to get the job done. The YNs lequipped with two Xerox 860 Word Processing Systems! main tain officer service records, com- mand files, type ofHcial correspondence for signature, type and distribute ships directives as well as reports monitoring. On the personnel side of the house, the PNs provide services ranging from transfer and receipt of person- nel, service record en tries, typing and submission of documentsaffecting pay and allowances and a myriad of other paperwork associated with personnel support. Our command career counselor, NC1 Les Fowler, has the important task of ensuring that all the Martian crewmembers career development needs are being met. Having to constantly keep abreast of all the changing programs available to the Martian crew from Guard III assignments to LDO! W0 Program applications, is a fulltime job in itself and NC1 Fowler is one of the best. In the religious vein, RP2 Keith Lowery works directly with the ships Chaplain to provide spiritual guidance for the Martian crew in addi- tion to the collateral duty of ships librarian. Last but surely not least are those fun -loving guys down in the mailroom, the PCs, without whose tireless efforts when mail is aboard, would adversely affect the high morale on board MARS. In addition to providing money order service, stamp sales and most of the other services provided by a civilian post office, the expeditious manner in which they receive, sort and distribute mail constantly ensures the Martians prompt delivery of that long awaited letter or package from home. The 41 AFS's X Division Can Do!'i HIS from Detroit down to Houston. . . 25 - ,. . ,,,,,,,,,,,,A,.... .... .....s.,.....x-4. -. - -.-A., V- -- ru,-....,Q..,.., l,,.L,Y,,,,4 as-,:.....1.....a-A --'gYA7- ---. 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It is hard to Hnd anything romantic in pulling UNREP signalman duty while unrepping in a monsoon off the coast of the Philippinesg pulling lookout on a Midwatch with nothing around you but the occasionally oppressive dark of an Indian Ocean night may not be the utmost in glamour. And maintaining the appearance of the Mars' interior and exterior spaces prob- ably isn't everyones idea of the best way to spend a five-month cruise. But Deck does an honest dayis work land very often morej. They earn their pay and their liberty. And along the way, they earn the respect of their shipmates, who recognize that they do dirty, difficult, often dreary work. And they do it with dedication and pride and with a stubborn commitment to excellence. I 319 NNN If 2 1 ' 2-an . . and I won't forget the men who died . . . New Kass iii SQ QX 252 4. , Z 1 5:66 75,7 49552 3' 11? 217-Z 41 il? 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J.D GM G1 Williams, T W GM K YSN M fl X 1 l AGN ? x SX wi ...W X M Z1 f 0 M f 4 Z, nw f if ,, , f ff 4, f ,M QW, ,Q W f W' W, 7 7,1 W' 4 7 S , Z ,V , ,Q f Wy ,M Ziff f .,,' W2 fda Z X, Q 4 ,ff ' Z 1 ,714 J f f? 1 X E Well, there s pride in l SITE Division This Westpac Site Division functioned as the Marfentertainmemf information center, bringing the best in network programming ma the folks at AFRTSI, the latest in movies lthanks to the folks at NMPSI, the latest in music, and wire service news. We did a daily newspaper, newscast and printed more liberty guides than some of us care to recall. We brought you Bingo Night, Captains Ca1l,and Medical Lectures. In short, our work kept us conspicuously busy, but il' through our efforts you were able to forget Westpac for a few precious moments, or got a slightly better grasp on what was hap- pening in the world, we consider it all worth it. 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BM 1 its v if ' 2 H ze 4 fy 974 V ffm? eww my , fr ff7Z,?2 wwf Z?y6 lfhf' We MM f , I eff W J ,sf , I 9 fn, my , ,X hw ff, We 'fix Hz' ,W gf- ' Shan YZ y 7 'Z 'Z Vasquez, D.A. SN White, B.D. P03 cause the Hag still stands for freedom . . . O'B1'ien, 'D.J. SN Owens, K.L. SN Raney, R.R. SR Sawdey, J.E. FA Sigmond, R.E. SKSN Sinko Vitz, J.P. SN Sondrol, JJ. SR Thorpe, M.G. BM3 Usi, A.L. SA 122 Father and son, son and father, bfother and brother - man to man. Tiger Cruise '85 offered male family members and friends of the Mars' crew a chance to enjoy the week-long transit home from Pearl Harbor to Oakland as shipmates. Whether it was a quiet talk on the starlit main deck, an evening meal shared on the mess decks, or a few hours spent to- gether in the work space, the Tiger Cruise stressed closeness and camara- derie. It was also hoped to be a learn- ing experience - the intent to illus- trate to our guests just what life and work underwa y is like on the Number One AFS. Tiger Cruise U H' - - 3nd lhffy can 't take that awix XX W jk G N f, D' 'X ,X -gg tv- w i if Xyxbvkyi 4- I XXX X X XX X N X A X X as- x XX SN X K s N Q X X Xi mf-XFX X X X X X K A . . ix X K wwx E SQ K6 7 X Xff I .,.. X., f ,ff ...Ahn- And Im proud to be an American . . 114 'P 1. ' ' 1' f '.,,,51ffL -5725412 2 4' Q at i A ' ff 4 December 21, 1985 The day broke bright, but windy and cold. Sea and Anchor Detail went down at 0715 and the crew went to their sta tions with an eagerness and enthusiasm that belied the frigid light of the morning. We were pulling in. Home! We passed under the Golden Gate Bridge and a spirited roar that was as beautiful as it was bois- terous rose up from the decks. It was echoed a short time later by the crowd gathered at Berth India, Naval Supply Center Uakland when the tugs nosed the Mars against the pier, the Line Handling Party secured the mooring lines and the Boatswainis Mate of the Watch passed those three magical words: Moored - shift colors! You learn a lot on a WESTPAC. About yourself, about the world, about the Navy, its ships, the people who work and live on them. You learn responsibility, grow a lot, laugh a lot, cry some- times. You work and you play and you mature, and you learn about pride - national and person- al pride. And when it's over, you learn something else. You learn that of all the places you've seen, there is none more beautiful, none more precious, than your homeport. And of all the words you've heard, none mean more, carry more worth than: Welcome Home. 3 , . . where at least I know l'm free . . . ff, . 1 stays. ','??3ff.'Wwf. 22 ' ' WW :iffy ffzf 1 f ff ' fzkfw' , f W ' W! . fr ti' '1E:fa 2f r ,f f 1 . 1 5 f f,ff'.ff:,,EM af' ' ss: 1 X KX - f X. Q ...ps .X ,Sw X ,A XXQ x WELIBNE HUM! 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