McCloy (FF 1038) - Naval Cruise Book

Text from Pages 1 - 74 of the 1982 volume:

.il , ua .em 1, 'Oi-ff qa' vi, K '--n F, 'fi E i if E 3 J , w 1 1- 1- s 4 ,, H 4, DEDICATION WE WISH TO DEDICATE THIS BOOK TO THOSE WE LEAVE BEHIND AND THOSE WE RETURN TO -- THOSE WHO KEEP THE HOME FIRES LIT AND OUR HEARTS WARM. CDR OTTO W. SPAHR lll CO DING OFFICER Commander Otto W. Sparhr, Ill was born in Newport, Rhode lsland on 20 May 1946, the son of Captain Otto W. Spahr, lr. lRetl and Patricia Spahr. Commander Spahr graduated from the University of Florida in Gainesville in lune 1968. He then attended Officer Candidate School. Newport, Rhode Island, where he received his commission in October 1968. Upon completion of ten weeks of Damage Control!NBC!Fire Fighting school, he reported to the USS SARSFlELD lDD-837i homeported in Mayport, Florida. After numerous Caribbean exercises, a South American deployment QUNITASXT and three months of intensive training and surveillance in the Cuban OP areas, Commander Spahr received orders to the USS YORK COUNTY lLST-11753 as Engeering Officer. A deployment to the Mediterranean, as well as numerous amphibious exercises in the Caribbean and Panama, highlighted his second shipboard tour. His first tour ashore was at the Recruit Training Command lRTCl Orlando, Florida, where he was assigned as the Assistant Technical Training Officer and the command's first Apprentice Training lATl School Officer. Commander Spahr then attended Department Head School lClass of '41l in Newport, Rhode Island, graduating in October 1973. ln December 1973 he reported to the USS EDWARD MCDONNEL QFF-1043i as Engineer Officer. Twenty-eight months on board the EDDY MAC included deployments to the North Atlantic with the Standing Naval Forces Atlantic and to the Mediterranean. Following this tour he returned to Newport, Rhode Island as an instructor at the Surface Warfare Officers School Basic Course. Here he spent an equal amount of time instructing tactics in simulators, trainers and underway yard patrol lYPl craft as well as numerous podium hours in engineering related subjects. Following his tour at SWOS, Commander Spahr reported to the USS AMERICAN lCV-665 in December 1979 as the Main Propulsion Assistant. After completing a complex overhaul in September 1980, he participated in six months of underway readiness exercises on board AMERICAN. Commander Spahr was transferred in March 1981 to attend the.Surface Warfare Officers Prospective Commanding Officers Course in Newport, Rhode island in preparing for assuming command of the USS McCloy lFF-10383 homeported in Norfolk, Virginia. Commander Spahr is married to the former Sonya Cunningham of Melbourne, Florida and they have three children: Bryan, leff and Cindy. :sqm l i LCDR IOSEPH M. VOLPE,IR. EXECUTIVE OFFICER LieutenantCommander Xiolpe was bornin Philadelphia, Pennsyltania on 11 April 1950. He attended Villanova Lnisersiry on a NROTC Scholarship, graduating in May 1972 with an .-NB, in Political Science. Following graduation and commissioning, he attending Guided Missile School at Dam Neck. X irginia. His initial sea assignment was on USS BARNEYQDDG-61. homeported in Norfolk, Xirginia. where he served as Gunners -Kssistant, Fire Control Officer and Combat information Center Officer. following his four on BARNE1, LCDR Xolpe serxed as Executive Officer and Naxigator on L SS RECOXIRY MRS-4Q3l. also homeported in Norfolk. L pon tompletion of Department Head School. LCDR Nolpt-'s next assignment was as Chief Engineer on USS SANfl'll ill-10481 homi-ported in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. He then reported to l SS Mt Ciloy ill-1038i for duty 35 lu-tutiw Offiter .intl Naxigafot. l.LflJR Volpe reported to the Nasal l'ostgratluafe School, Monterey, Cal. after tompletion of his tour .ilioard USS Mc'ClrOY. lieutenant l'omm.intler Nolpe is married to the former Christine liaini-r of l'hil.idephi.i, Pennsylvania, The Volpes hast- mo ihililren, Suzanm- and kevin. LCDR D VID . WEDDEL EXECUTIVE OFFICER LIEUTENANT COMMANDER DAVID W. WEDDEL WAS BORN IN KEARNEY, NEBRASKA ON 7 SEPTEMBER 1950. HE GRADUATED FROM THE UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON IN SEATTLE IN IUNE 1972 WITH A B.A. IN POLITICAL SCIENCE AND A MINOR IN ECONOMICS. FOLLOWING GRADUATION, HE ATTENDED OFFICER CANDIDATE SCHOOL IN NEWPORT, RHODE ISLAND AND WAS COMMISSIONED IN NOVEMBER 1972. HIS INITIAL SEA TOUR WAS ABOARD THE USS EDWARD MCDONNEL IFF-10431, SERVING AS COMBAT INFORMATION CENTER OFFICER AND NAVIGATOR. FROM IULY 1975 UNTIL AUGUST 1979, LCDR WEDDEL SERVED AS AN INSTRUCTOR AT THE NROTC UNIT. UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA. WHILE ASSIGNED TO THIS DUTY, HE RECEIVED A MASTERS DEGREE IN PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION FROM THE HUBERT H. HUMPHREY INSTITUTE OF PUBLIC ADMINISTATION FROM THE HUBERT H. HUMPHREY INSTITUTE OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION AT THE UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA. RETURNING TO NEWPORT. R.I. IN SEPTEMBER 1979. LCDR WEDDEL ATTENDED DEPARTMENT HEAD SCHOOL UNTIL MARCH 1980. HIS NEXT TOUR OI' DUTY WAS ABOARD USS SAMPSON IDDG-101 AS WEAPONS OFFICER. HE ATTENDED PROSPECTIVE EXECUTIVE OFFICER SCHOOL IN NEWPORT, R.I. IN MARCH TO ILJNE 1982, PRIOR TO REPORTING ABOARD LESS MCCLOY IN IUNE 1982. LIEUTENANT COMMANDER WEDDEL IS AUTHORIZED TO WEAR THE BATTLE EFFICIENCY. NATIONAL DEFENSE, SEA SERVICE. AND MARKSMAN RIBBONS. HE IS MARRIED TO THE FORMER BARBARA SUTTON OF MINNEAPOLIS. MINN. THEY HAVE ONE SON, PATRICK W. 2 I I I I I In , ,, I f 4 I IST! Q-. 'K., LCDR HERBERT R. HAUSE WEAPONS OFFICER X ENS. IAMES LAKIN TASS OFFICER ff I LT. CHARLES I. STAMBAUCH ENS. 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MMFA CHRISTOPHER BOBO FR RUSSELL LEWIS FN WILLIAM ORNDORFF A I i BT3 ROGER GREUFE , Rf 1 2 Q, ENFN MARK SAMSON BTFA STEVE TERRANO EM3 FLOYD WASHINGTON BT2 ROBERT GREENIDGE USS McCloy, the second of the FF-1037 class frigates, is named for Lieutenant Commander lohn McCloy. LCDR McCloy enlisted in the Navy in 1898. He won the Congressional Medal of Honor in 1900 for valor during the China Relief Expedition lBoxer Rebellionj. He received na second Medal of Honor in 1914 for action in the Veracruz, Mexico Occurpation. He received his commission in 1916. After commissioning on Oct. 21, 1963 at the Charleston Naval Shipyard, Charleston, South Cardina, USS McCloy reported to her homeport, Newport, Rhode Island. Since then, she has played a major role in testing and evaluating state-of-the-art Anti-Submarine Warfare QASWQ sensors and weapons systems. McCloy has spent much of her career operating overseas. From january through May 1967, she operated with the NATO multi-national Destroyer Squadron in Exercise MATCHMAKER Ill off Northern Europe. She spent the remainder of 1967 operting with the Second Fleet in the Western Atlantic. Working with South American navies, McCloy participated in UNITAS IX from luly to November 1968. During these exercises, she circumnavigated South America around Cape Horn. From lune through November 1969, McCloy deployed to the Mediterranean Sea, serving with the Sixth Fleet. Throughout 1970. McCloy continued training in her primary mission. participating in numerous ASW exercises in the Western Atlantic. McCloy spent the first half of 1971 in overhaul. Upon completion, she conducted Refresher Training in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. During early 1972, McCloy conducted NATO exercises off the Iberian Peninsula, luly through November 1972 saw McCloy deploying to the North Atlantic and North Sea for NATO exercises. While on this deployment, she crossed the Arctic Circle. g McCloy ushered in 1973 by participating in Operation SPRINGBOARD 73 in the Caribbean for one month. Following this, she entered Boston Naval Shipyard to receive the Towed Array Surveillance System QTASST, her newest ASW system. TASS consists of a series of hydrophones designed to detect submarines passively. Changing her homeport to Norfolk, Virginia., McCloy spent the remainder of 1973 evaluating TASS In VBYIOUS operations. The next year, McCloy took part in SPRINGBOARD '74, prior to deploying to Northern Europe in September and October for NATO Operation NORTHERN MERGER and a Baltic Sea cruise. From March to September 1975, McCloy underwent on overhaul. On luly 1, 1975, her designation was changed from DE lDestroyer Escortl to FFiFast Frigatel. After Refresher Training ar Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, McCloy deployed to the Mediterranean Sea in April 1976. While operating with the Sixth Fleet, McCloy participated in two evacuations of Lebanon, various NATO and fleet exercises, and TASS operations. She retured to Norfolk in October 1976. After taking part in various exercises in the Western Atlantic, McCloy deployed to the Mediterranean Sea ln luly 1977. Before returning to Norfolk in December 1977, she took part in numerous ASW and TASS operations. Continuing her trend setting role in ASW, McCloy conducted several special research operations for the Chief of Naval Operations during 1978. These prepared McCloy for her next Mediterranean deployment, from October 1978 to April 1979. Upon returning from the Mediterranean, McCloy began a one year overhaul in the Norfolk Shipbuilding and Drydock yard. Upon completion of her overhaul, McCloy want to Guantanamo Bay, for Refresher Training, successfully completing all requirements ahead of schedule. McCloy ended 1980 by participating in COMPTUEX 1-81 in the Caribbean Sea, in preparation for a Mediterranean deployment. Deployed from Februarytoluly 1981,McCloy participated in various ASW exercises and TASS operations. For her excellent performance,McCloy was awarded the ASW HOOK-UM Award in August 1981 and a Meritorius Unit Commendation in April 1982. After returning from the Mediterrianean Sea, McCloy took part in numerous ASW and TASS exercises in the Western Atlantic. She also held bilateral exercises with Spanish Navy units off the Iberian Peninsula in September and October 1981. McCloy continued her busy pace through April 1982 when she took part in READEX 2-82. june 1982 was the beginning of another Mediterranean deployment for McCloy. Taking part in sereral American and Allied exercises, she set several TASS operation records. In addition, while serving with the Multi-National Forces, McCloy aided the evacuation of the Palestine Liberation Organization from Beirut, Lebanon. McCloy returned to Norfolk in December 1982. YN3 SINGLETON IN THE SI'IlP'S OFFICE i - M-Mfg YN1 Luscomss, PN1 momcx AND PC3 HODGES SORTS MAIL MSC CALACSAN TALIYS DK1 YAMBAO UP THE GROCERY BILL PREPARES FOR PAYDAY sm ucumw AT wonx MR2 wAToN's Ponce ,q 1' 1 J I 4 m mwls mo Moncm PHOMNG HQME I-Y KJ 1982 MED DEPLO 8-18 IUNE - UNDERWAY 5- - CON 19 IUNE - INPORT ROTA, SPAIN Us To Rom 20 IUNE - 1 IULY - UNDERWA 2-6 IULY - INPORT, CANNES, ERFAXISEIEISES 7-19 IULY - INPORT, VILLAERANCE, FRANCE 20 IULY - UNDERwAY 21-25 IULY - INPORT, NAPLES, ITALY 26 IULY - UNDERWAY 27-28 IULY - INPORT, TARANTO, ITALY 29 IULY - 14 AUG - UNDERWAY 15 16 AUG - INPORT, CATANIA, SICILY 17 AUG - 0 SEPT - UNDERwAY, MULTI-NATIONAL FORCE OPERATIONS, IIEIRUT, LEBANON 9-10 SEPT - INPORT, MESSINA, SICILY, INCLUDING BERTH SHIFT DUE T0 GARBAGE CLOGGING OUR FIRE PUMPS 11-13 SEPT - UNDERWAY 14-18 SEPT - INPORT, PALMA DE MALLORCA, SPAIN 18 SEPT - 15 OCT - UNDERwAY, ExERCISES 16 OCT - INPORT, GIIIRALTER 17-25 OCT - UNDERWAY 26 OCT - a Nov - INPORT, TOULON, FRANCE 9-15 Nov - UNDERWAY 15-18 Nov - INPORT, NAPLES, ITALY 19-29 Nov - UNDERwAY 29 NOV - 1 DEC - INPORT, MALAGA, SPAIN 2 DEC - UNDERwAY, OPPE 3-7 DEC - INPORT, MALAGA, SPAIN 8-12 DEC - INPORT, ROTA, SPAIN 12-22 DEC - UNDERWAY, ROTA TO CONUS YMENT CALENDAR FARTHEST POINTS REACHED NORTH: VILLAFRANCE, FRANCE 43.-12 N SOUTH: PORT SAID, EGYPT 31.16 N EAST: BEIRUT, LEBANON 35.30 E WEST: ROTA, SPAIN 06.21 W SOME MCCLOY RECORDS 133 - DAYS UNDERWAY 35 - SEA AND ANCHOR DETAILS INCLUDING ONE AT PORT SAID, EGYPT AND TWO AT CAGLIARI SARDINIA 27 - UNREPS 4 - LOGISTICS REPLENISHMENTS 25 - HELOS OVER OUR DECK 4 - ANCHORINGS INCLUDING PORT SAID, EGYPT 2 - MED MOORINGS 5 - TRANSITS OF THE STRAITS Or MESSINA 9 - PALESTINE LIBERATION ORGANIZATION REEUGEE SHIPS ESCORTED 1 - TOWINGXBEING TOWED EXERCISE 4 - HIGHLINES RIGGED 150 - ENGINEERING CASCON DRILLS 20 - LIGHTS OUT ENGINEERING DRILLS 35,000 - MILES STEAMED 1,748,000 - GALLONS OF FUEL BURNED 27 - GUNSHOOTS 277 - ROUNDS EIRED 3,600 - SLIDERS SERVED ww vu..-.. 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QT , , A ,,.,, ' 334, ,A ,, , U 'I V MN ...W aw 'fff' 'fI 'f.,5 '- - M at Y'!V V ., I . ff 5 ,, f I .Rig .' A , Z V ' gg , , ' H M ' ,tt -J' I' ' ' M, I CAN'T THEY GO ANY FASTERI USS WILLIAM V. PRATT DDC-+I TAKES US IN TCW. 'J SN ITHIER, ENS WEISS, SN MILNE MIND YOUR HELM AND LEE HELM QM3 COTTON AND PC3 HODGES AKA THE DYNAMIC DUO ..-- ?' NOW IF YOU IUST FOLLOW MY DIRECTIONS, QMSN STOKES WHAT DID YOU SAY YOU HEARD, EW2 WAITE 'E' 'ww J r 59-Y-.L G -1 'W I CHEEESE, SN AMON AND SN ROBERTS ln I'VE BEEN HERE SO LONG STG3 MCRTON wlsH You wuz: HERE, m MORGAN, SN ITHIER ff AND GMG2 wwe. f' sam sam I HEAR PORPOISES SINGINGZ K I ,xv 'NL-4, -X .-...K .'Ix ,AY f tw DID You SEE me . ' HAT's me sronv, cms SN F GIRLS ON THAT YACHT, IOINER, SN MCKINZY. ACEND0' GMTSN TM3 GRIFFEN r V -Mi PLES A D GIBRALTAR THE ROCK GIBRALTAR DOCK! ARD NAPUES HARBOR 'urns c Asn: 1 SN GLENN, AFTER THE SHORE PATROL ON THE IOB PARTY'S OVER STG3 GRETZINGER. GMG2 WEAR, FTC3 MIN-NFO GMG3 VAN DORN, SMSN WALLACE. SN ITHIER. MSSN MENARD ,..-,,, K, . VA FTG3 MINAFO AND SN ITHIER M I-CAN CLIMB THE ALPS STRO BOL' V0 G O i' ' ' -1 32 'Q Aa 1 i IUMPING IACKS KOFACK' OR sv B13 VALDEZ ossm GREEN :J L l ' O H + f 6 5 wouua You clvf ' SEE 'OU' mls MAN A GUN? YN3 f rlsmen AND PN1 RIDDICK BMSN BOWMAN 1 l qu W .. N 1 Q 3 COOL GUYS SM3 WOODS ENS LAKIN LT CALLAS ENS STEIGMAN i . c 'wa ' r om SALI, HEY usrm TO rms SMI SCOTT sum CHANGE, osl coNwAv f .Yr M'-J f Q ' I XY Y SM3 WOODS. MS2 GARRET, GUESS WHATS THE IOKER FOR DINNER FTG2 KANALY, STG2 BROWN, FTG2 REED STOP LOOKING, HE ALREADY THINKS HFS A POPULAR PHOTOGRAPHERJ' -sv-A mg I I PALMA A LAGA -nj? Egg: .ffit D S...-1? ,HE GARDENS O, PALMA wHo Does THE DONKEY BELONG TO TM!CRlFFkN,G,N1TSN IOINER, MAI-AGA WATERFRQNT CMISN RILEW UN LIBERH ,..... DCJNYNTOWN N1-RL-RCA A TOY STORE How MANY TO THE EIGHT BALL, arcs BRAGG. PALMA CASTLE ,.l r---- CATA IA A D MESS N 3 I V . . vx,,,.,.. 4. f- 45 ,A n 1 4 1 1- ' O s -f Eli' ,.4. CATANIA, SICILY NRCLOYS SOCCER HAM IN ACTION 'WW1. , :av V? ,inf Il NME OUT mu nm POST-GAME RELAXATION STROMBOLI VOLCANO 5 - Q 1' os2 WIDERMAN, oss UHARRAH, AND somswmsnf oven me RAINBOW EWSN VIGGERS ON LIBERTY THE BUTCHER, THE BAKER, 1 if f 5 J..-'L . .','.-'- . . NO, ITS NOT GILLY-GILLY, Il. HJQTIJ I MS2 SCHAEFER, MSSN MENARD, MSSN GILMAN ,Rx XXX xx ' I I I , THE SLIDER MAKER Msn ANURADLMS2 SCHAHER, MSSN IOHNSON 9? K TN! sv Mig-Q.. SO YOU'VE BEEN TAKING MY LIGHTBULBS, EMI RONQUILLO I I ', AA I+ I 1 I A r 4 H is ' 3 'IG I I I: .ali a ' LET'S SEE, WHAT DID THAT SIGNAL MEAN, SM2 BIURBACK M if Lp ? , ah IT BEATS WORKING IN CIC, OS2 KEEN. iz M' 5-- l ' , 3 ' A ,s CK CO, XO, BTCS BRAGG, YOU WANT THIS CAKE THAT BADLY 1 C I 1 . but RADM BERRY. LTIG LAKIN, OTC MOSELER. THE MCCLOY RECEIVES THE ATLANTIC FLEET ASW A AWARD FROM RADM BERRY, COMCRUDESGRV 8. CO PRESENTING OS1 CONWAY WITH THE SAILOR OF THE QUARTER PLAQUE. c:ANNEs A ILLEFB NCE - W A A ., , A, 1 A ',,.-' ,, z.,-:':Lu, f 4 'jj Af X- f-C QQ.. I I ,7 - fe-iff., I 'QW-t:',.t,Lf pet.. ,IP . EM X I 6 ' '!?: ! '13Tf'5-'Q' I I. -5 BJ: I ' -v .z' Q?-' I W .1 5-I B - 1 Aw z. A fi-I-fx. A A I I ' B- - f s-AY' -- E 'I -- ' Rf - F :sun iy:,n',j,, SJ ' Str lx Q A t, w- ' 'NC ' Q f E ' A ' WN., - As A 0 A HQ ll! VY :Ari - 5.7, 5 ' I F JJ.-B M I BATHING sEAunEs ON THE FRENCH RIVIERA 1,0 I THE FRENCH MP5 LT. wlNcER, ET1 LAGESSE AND ossN SFILLEF ENJOYING FRANCE - 2 .5 K-sz:.,,k:, I' A ,wiv Frca MINAFO, SN ROBERTS. AND GMTSN TM3 WOLFORD, MM3 DA SILVA, GMTSN mucus ENIOY IULY 4 IN CANNES IOINER, AND SN GLENN HIT THE BEACH IN VILLEERANCE -, L , - gi-.1 I' :III M I- ' ? U li DIY SM3 WOODS AND QM3 COTFON srm KOCHA, sms MORTON AND Pca ENIOY THE LIBERTY LAUNCH HODGES AT A SIDEWALK CAFE IN IIILLEERANCE BEIR T REF GEE QPER 'rloNs MXV SANTORINI WITH PLO REFUGEES ' 'ww ,, I -.Vx ,- . ,NY , USS WILLIAM V PRATT IDDG-4-IJ WITH THE PLO EVACUATION SHIP MIV SOL GEORGIOS gum, ,F Qin BEIRUT ON A HOT SUMMER DAY A LEBANESE PATROL BOAT IOINS US ,gn .- J nw' ' A if SS ALKYON STARTS ITS IOURNEY TO THE SUEZ CANAL IW. ,I ' O 1 E' frm B USS DUPONT CDD-9401 AND USS GUAM ILPH-SI OFF BEIRUT SXS TYRHENNIAN SEA IN COMPANY WITH FRENCH DESTROYER DUPLEIX , 1 v 5 , MORE BULLETS FROM BAKER USS MT. BAKER AE - 34 XA-I I FILL ER' UP SO THAT'S WHO GETS ALL THE GOOD MOVIES USS INDEPENDENCE CV-62 BEIR T REFUGEE OPER TIONS fn Wy , ' . 4 g , , . 4 I N' u MXV SANTORINI WITH PLO REFUGEES USS WILLIAM V PRATT QDDG-4-II WITH THE PLO EVACUATION SHIP MXV SOL GEORGIOS 1 , I nn. an-J'f'1'1 BEIRUT ON A HOT SUMMER DAY I A LEBANESE PATROL BOAT IOINS US SS ALKYON STARTS ITS IOURNEY TO THE SUEZ CANAL fl, ' I , .- . W irxv AND SIS TYRHENNIAN SEA IN COMPANY WITH USJSSzLJJll:LOfT.IlII-IZ?-gill?BEIRUT FRENCH DESTROYER DUPLEIX . I .. .Q A, can T L MORE BULLETS FROM BAKER USS MT. BAKER AE - 34 ,1q,g,.f FILL ER' UP -f-ew .:.,,-a.ip'?'1 --- -.. ' W .',.'.g ,fiQ SO THAT'S WHO GETS ALL THE GOOD MOVIES USS INDEPENDENCE - CV-62 LOOKING AND LEARNING FROM PROfESSlONAlS -T Quia? 3 NOW, IF WE HAD A GAS TURBINE USS ESTOCIN FFG-15 5 E v ' 5 A. ..,. 3,-v nil an You CANT :Ar lust owe, ossN smm Nor MY PICTURE, OH NO vm nsufn, osz WIDERMAN, m MORGAN BACK WHEN I WAS A BTFN ON THE ARC XO, ENS STEIGMAN ENS WHEELOCK, BTCS BRAGG . CIVVY SIDE, PROE. MIKE STANFORD, PACE INSTRUCTOR I CAME THIS CLOSE TO THAT MINESWEEPERH LT. PAGE, LT. CALLAS, LT. LYONS, LCDR DUNN 0 SN MCKINZY AND THE MCCLOY FLAG FIRST DIVISION SETS UP THE ACCOM LADDER, TARANTO T A1'T '-mari?-T -or CO, XO, LCDR HAUSE, AND ENS STEIGMAN IN CONFERENCE 8-T-QM 0 V1 , I 1 Sf V DANMARK DEPARTS TOULON, THE TALL SHIP DEPARTS 1 S YOUNG LADY IN MALAGA 1 ,vo . r-Q45 Y 3 IS THAT A WOMAN OVER THERE? HEAVE AROUND ON THAT MESSENGER ECW? in V-S HEAVE- HEAVY SAFETY FIRST I 46. X lT'S IUST ROUTINE Y 4 BE CAREFUL, REMEMBER THE LAST MOVIES THEY SENT US QQ 4' ...E -..f -.SJ ,X v ,Wm H , THE FOCSLE GANG -- GMG3 TAYLOR, BM1 SHORTER, SN GLENN, SN PARROT, OTSN WAGEN ER , 1, f A- M - -..L V5 HIRI IS IVIRYBODYI GMG3 VAN DORN, OTSA HUBBS, FTG3 SMITH, FTG2 REED, SK3 HURST FROM THE FLYING BRIDGE, WAY UP ABOVE IT ALL .' .-cb P CAPIAIN, ms LAKIN, ENS WHEELOCK, msn Huans AND ENS wnmocx H13 Mmo, :ca vmoow, B13 vALoEz, MUVE UPHELD GMT2 HUMPHREY ACTION IN MESSINA, SICILY SEPT. 10, 1982 Q, CAPTAIN AND ENS. WI-IEELOCK XO, ENS. BERRYMAN AND STANDING BY FOR THE BALL ENS WHEELOCK THE McCLOY TR ELI LL S CCCER TEAM CO, XO, ENS LAKIN, IUST LEAVE THE DRIVING TO US. BM1 SHORTER, LCDR muse, BMC nunlcxuorr, SN AMON ANYONE wAN1 A oamx ' MEANWHILE, BACK ON me lucs Q-1-QQQ 'Q ': c,,. . 'y L 4 ' -, f 15,1 -1 - -- 1 71 ' R-f V' Qxq' ' - 'Y r . sh 1 ' as., gy 9-ah.. It I UA x THERE, RIGHT ON THE OL' BULLSEYEIH BMC KARICKHOFF DIRECTS THE HELO D' 1 Q ' .' N 5 I L , , , P ' I Y H ' J .Q if n J tn 4 ,ff A 6 ,fy I' Jay, fis h' I 5 in N 'n?:. , I M Ulm? P, Q. f'I?'ffF'if,44:1 , . 'E nf V, . Z ' I I-W . , A VERTREP LOGREQ REQUIRES ALL HANDS K P,WV.f, it 1 OK, THAT'S RIGHT f ,L OVER soo PACKAGES WILL G0 THROUGH THIS HATCH IN THREE HOURS I' 1 COMBAT, FLICHTDECK: HOW MANY HOURS DID YOU SAY WE'Ll. BE HERE. FTG2 KANALY, BMSN BOWMAN, SN FLICKENGER Vi -1,54 SN FLICKENGER DOES me Movnfs. MAIL. VERTREP FLIGHT DECK Hustle BRINGS THEM All I '19 we Q ,, 3 THE HOT SUIT MAN , LANDING BMQIZSQEEETNILISTED AND I-ns CONSTANT vlcll ,,, 1. HELO INBOUND FROM SYLVANIA Ma! . 'l.. Cn- - M M4-in it ' ' ,Vf,9 ,V ' gf: Q ' v- G! - . .Q ul., W ,M .-. M .r 15 4..- ,. .- .-..- Nfxw! -. in 7 ' 3 A - aw. , I - , ,qjzvi Af I V ,L MX, K, A f 1 A Qffff 1 I 3 .r ,M 7 , 4. v - of ,. A A ii . . lug , '71, , 00' an-sung .-L...-...4m ' 1 M, ...K 3.1 1 ,V gg ' I ,,'f ,VL, V' 7 ' ' WE HAVE A GREEN DECK ..x.. f 1 r I fl 1 lv' V, , A ,., Vx F lr 1 -Q , A J 1' ,..,.4, LETS Q? Qual ,N A G 0, WE STILL HAVE 40 PALLETS TO GO 'iii Li f-6' all'-' 1' L, ASW DIVISION PRACTICES WHILE THE GUN CREW THEIR TRADE, DISPOSE OF CANISTERS MX I ' .W LD' M 'wwf' ,-. uf. qw M, 0 ' + . Q 04' . Xk.L jngvs-15? n Q I ' ' 50- ' '16- - 9 Vi' I , M gifizhln , 'V' 1 wrmf Down mow, rrcz KANALY, AND TAKE A BREAK' Frca comm, AND r-'rcs Munro STAY VIGILANT. LT. WINGER, YOU'RE ON CANDID CAMERA 4-o-c 4-4-- AXA 1 S ? STANDING TALL ET3 MORGAN -...,,, A IS IT THAT STUFFY OSSN KARR7 -.ty f1 f '-' . BOAT CREW MAN YOUR BOAT S -q,?,,,,,,..-. ' if 1 'N , B, - . ... . , ...., .... . I 95 fl AFTER A HARD NIGHT IN MESSINA LCDR DUNN, BTCS BRAGG, MMC SHOUMAKE X WHAT'S ON SN FACENDO'S MIND? WHAT CARD WILL I PLAY I SMSN WALLACE 1 I C B, .v FN BENDER AS IOE COOL 'I TOULON, AND THE END OF THE FANTASTIC FOUR LCDR HAUSE, LTIG LAKIN, ENS WEISS, ENS STEIGMAN H J it ix, i L - 'ba MSC CALACSAN, MS1 ALEIO, MS1 ANDRADE, MASTER BAKERS ALL W ff - T . - 4 .Ty I H if . T, uf A T ' H F-X T' 0.5.9. PFCLOYS' ff- ' s 21-6 T0 ovisliqf S9 T - . T nv V T f1 'f '-sr D S5575 sxmxzxj: T McCl.OY'S 19TH BIRTHDAY THE US NAVY'S BIRTHDAY d ,, ,Wm V THE CREW WAIT TO CELEBRATE THE TWO BIRTHDAYS IN OCTOBER OCTOBER 13, U.S. NAVY OCTOBER 21, USS MCCLOY Tv, IT. SHEMA AND BMI M SHORTER CUT McClOY'S 19th BIRTHDAY CAKE. CO AND XO CATCH THE SUN FOLLOW THE BOUNCING BALL BMSN BOWMAN, LT. BROWN, AND MM2 ROSHEIM, CHAMPION ROPE IUMPERS OOPS, WHO DROPPED THE EGG E MR3 WATSON, THE SORCERER's APPRENTICE MM1 LINDEMANN LECTURES TO A BORED FN WHITBECK AND A BEMUSED MM3 MARKHAM Us 5. U' ku' Mx. num AAMWQ , A A T 2 ,fi 1 .i,,...... x z X Q gl A ' 'fr I -fi- f A LCDR DUNN, MMC SHOEMAKE, ' MM3 LUIAN, MM2 KELLEY, FN BARBARA. FN WHITBECK 1 +-un-A Q Y'1U b! IQ? WHO'S IN CHARGE HERE? A X X WHATS HT3 SEENEY HIDING BEHIND THAT COUNTER I IUST PUT THE PLUC IN HEEERE, EMFN CHARMAN AND EMFN MORGAN ABRACADABRA, HTENI SCHROEDBI EM3 LEWIS -- A HAMMER WILL SOLVE MOST PROBLEMS A 'X I . ,mguvf 4. W, 'Q K . X ?f..,5.N qv, Q-Xa N ,, ., 5 K IUST KEEPING AN EYE ON YOU BT2 RHODES AND BTFN LAW ' ! ,P lf , f ,v-,.h ' Q. MM2 IUSKIEVVICZ, MM3 DA SILVA, FN IOHNS ku -' AY DN GQ ISN'T THAT BORING? WHERE'S THE FIRE? BT3 CREUFE IN THE HAZE -.-., N N in I r I BTFN NEMEC AND BT3 SMITH, ONE HIS MAGIC WAND. OIL SHAKE TO GO BOILER LIGHT-OFF pil BTFN LAW, THIS WAY NO, THIS WAY, BTFN MENDEZ ,Q PI :. 1 C5 5 Z J I 1 rm MM3 LUIAN, NOW IF I PUSH THIS BUTTON 'Nw MM2 ARBOGAST LOST IN THOUGHT I 1 2 K . 511 - -9. X '-gg' K l BTYN NEMEC TAKES A BREATHER sl na ' 2 1-'fly-cg. -L H if -f HTEN TIGER KEEPING THE LOG CRUISE BOOK STAFF EDITOR: PICTURE EDITORS: ARTISTS: PHOTOGRAPHERS: LAYOUT 8: DESIGN P LLL N ENS DAVID STEIGMAN YN3 BRIAN FISHER ET3 DANIEL MORGAN EW2 SCOTT WHEELER SN MICHAEL MCKINZY ENS DAVID STEIGMAN SN IUAN ITHIER OS2 NEIL WIDERMAN MM3 DENNIS LUIAN - HTFN IOSEPH SEENEY FTG2 IAMES KANALY : ENS DAVID STEIGMAN d ze Published by C h graph 'orporatio rfolk, Virginia n E I F i w I x x P L I P P L V L A p l x F I ? k r A V. N yas 6' W v a , ..v M ' , s if'-M QW' ,IE ,ig 4 Q Fx AM f A