Merrimack (AO 179) - Naval Cruise Book

Text from Pages 1 - 66 of the 1985 volume:

D179 fv 5 wg .MA fm: 'fx , Q-3 -.Afg 'b'1r,, M f-T -ur- + Q qi:-Ai 'H 4 .51 . A . A ig.-r 'gk i 'A aw' Riff-K . H as ,L 'QE ujt, Ap-24,7 wp- 1 3 .Eun- ,w-af-C , x 4651. 'e+g:, 11 J-1 A ,1-- x.. 1.-.4-1 ::- V- ....kA- 1' 'K 4' X . k w L Q, 1 vs- , Quia 1 ww if il 1. WH' 3 UA I . 1..!im 7 U ll .1 1 3 5 ? s USS IVIERRIIVIACK AU-179 NGRTH ATLANTIC CRUISE AUGUST-NOVEMBER 1985 1-LI .Ti .E . S ww,- , ,, f - ,M ,-. , . y W tk, 'Q -M K - Y , . I n,,..o-J DT Nba-:M-..,'v.1 V -1-W . , s M' .,+n'- S , . - -,. . -W-4' V -, Q. X .- --' ' ....,41v- ' DEDICATED TO THE IVIEIVIOBY OF BOATSVVAlN'S MATE sEcoNo oi.Ass GILLIS JOSEPH IVIANCUSO, Ill LOST AT SEA: O7 OCTOBEB 1985 BUBIED AT SEA: 10 DECEMBEB 1985 Petty Officer lGuidol lvlancuso was a man we knew for only a short while, and yet, in that short while we had come to know him well. He was a man whose single most characteristic was that he was friendly, helpful, and professional, in every sense of the word, a true shipmate. Each of us must learn to deal with his tragic and untimely death in our own way. For some of us there is great sorrow at his loss, particularly those who knew him well. He was most at home at sea. He loved to be out on deck teaching young sailors about life at sea. One could look down from the bridge at his unrep station, station one, and knowing with great confidence, that there was nothing to worry about at station one because 'Guido Mancuso' was there and he had trained his men well. IVI. B. EDVVABDS 'Q K , K' 14, inf' , 'v qpsnm ,-A .. A, -4?- ,Q Q '43 ... L...' L Ill, Zls. !!!l' -,- UU Q XXX germs 23? CDMA v Di G QFFIGER xox in . k'xk C if E PZ I v 1 ' ' ' L I I . t - O .XX X f f CGIVIMANDER M. B. EDWARDS Commander Micheal Bruce EDWARDS was born in Oakland, Californiag on March 9, 1943. He attended Stanford University and Received his Bachelor ol Arts degree in History. He subsequently received his Master's degree in Public Administration from National University and a Master of Arts degree in International Relations from Salve Regina College. After attending Officers Candidate School at Newport Rhode island. he was commissioned as an Ensign in the United States Navy in December 1965. Commander EDWARDS' first assignment was as Operations Officer for Mine Squadron ELEVEN in Long Beach, Californiag followed by a tour as Assistant Officerin Charge of Minesweeping Boat Detachment ALFA, Republic of Vietnam. He subse- quently served as Combat information Center Officer aboard USS BUCHANAN tDDG-frli and Administrative Officer for Puget Sound Naval Shipyard in Bremerton. Washington. Following his augmentation into the regular component of the US Navy. Commander EDWARDS served tours as Weapons Officer on both USS BRlNKLEY BASS tDD-8875 and USS ORLECK fDD-8865. Reporting to Surface Warfare School Detachment Coronado, California: he served in the capacity of Academic Director pri0f to tours as Executive Officer on USS HALEAKALA fAE-251 and Naval Recruiting District Buffalo. New York: where he succeeded to his first command. He is the second Commanding Officer of USS MERRIMACK fAO-1795. Commander EDWARDS has been decorated with the Bronze Stan Combat Actiorl Ribbon, and the Navy Commendation Medal, and has received thefollowing campaign and service medals: Navy Unit Commendation, Meritorious Unit Commendation f3i. Vietnam Service Ribbon, Vietnam Civil Action, Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal. Vietnam Gallantry, National Defense. and Sea Service Ribbon. Commander EDWARDS is married to Sandra Nichols EDWARDS and has three children. Stephanie Ann, Meghan Patricia, and Jacqueline Nichols. They reside tri Bethesda, Maryland. Q it OFFICER G. FI. HALL Commander Garry Richard HALL was born in Corpus Christi, Texas on 12 February 1947 He attended Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University where he earned a Bachelor of Science Degree in Mechanical Engineering. He also attended the Massachusetts Institute of Technology where he received the Degree of Ocean Engineer and a Masters of Science Degree in Mechanical Engineering He was commissioned an Ensign in the United States Navy after attending Officers Candidate School at Newport, Rhode Island in March of 1971. Commander HALL's first assignment was on board the USS GRANT COUNTY ILST-1tTf1l. where he served as Main Propulsion and Damage Control Assistant. He subsequently served Damage Control Assistant in USS MILLER fFF-10911 where he was augmented into the regular line component of the US NAVY. He served following fours as Chief Engineer in USS AINSWORTH CPF-109OI and as First Lieutenant and Chief Engineer on board USS SPIEGEL GROVES QLSD-321. Prior to his tour as Executive Officer of USS MERRIMACK, he served as the Officer in Charge ofthe COMMANDER. NAVAL SURFACE FORCE US. ATLANTIC FLEET ENGINEERING MOBILE TRAINING TEAM. Commander HALL has been awarded the Navy Commendation Medal f3J, Navy Achievement Medal, Meritorious Unit Commendation, Armed Forces Expedi- tionary Medal. Battle Efficiency Ribbon, and Sea Service Ribbon. Commander HALL resides with his wife and three children in Virginia Beach, Virginia, EXECUTIVE COMMANDER ONE GOGD DEAL AFTER ANCDTHEF2? ...ll - I DECK K- B. 1ST LIEUTENAIJT LODR NEWTON DEPARTMENT DECK DIV OFFICER RASE DIVOFFICEF1 SHIPS BOS'N U71 y-,4-3' 15 LTM vvomwsa g , LT If Tillman CWO2 HAMMOND 11 GMG1 ISWI COMPTON SMI JOFFWOI: EJJ1 M572 ,.., QT MMI SCHNOOFR BM2 BERRYMAN 'Pi' EM2 ISWJ BEVINS .3-'14 : 4 -1 -1 5 5.5.3 GKDEQ BM2 WHITLOW Deck Department IS Lornpnseu zllmm. K. exclusively of non-rated Q4jf5Ufll :' ll ez Boatswaine Mates Known :ls 'vl'f'.,P' force, their job IS SE3?lffl?lVlSlllp Among tnenr many reesporlsllplllrws lu underway replenusnmentfs ol llwl lr-1 stores, DHGQE3 W?llCl1t:S,Sr11.'lll lJvJ.ll'Jpf'! 1 tions, nelo ops, ncnonnq and wrmpn mul: preservatlons H Assusted by ElE?ClTILIlflll'?1 M.lr'--. nl 1 ' l X Q Machunists Mates, the E3o.ltswlnn!1hllltb-1. mfnntaun the refuelung eqnnpmf-wr wnwrx is extremely vntnl to lvlEHRIrl,llAlilx a mm by ,v 'NJ l lllll JWN BM3 CLARK sion of refueling at sea .sq u WY its .wa 4: f 9, 1 .M .,, ' ' 0 ai AM- fn-.Auf-H-.5 '1 DH ,. 5. '- Y F2 ' 5 SMITH SH DUGGAH GMGSN BOOTIER Q KNOCK GFF SHIP'S WORK. 'yi' ks? SN GATES SA GOMEZ SN HIT SMAN SA HOUSE SA SANCHEZ SH SECWEST SN TOFIRANCE SN VERICKEFI ,IQ I ws. PAINT WHAT? Q 1. I EMFN KAUHN SA C MARTIN SN MOORE SA MURPHY M9 ENJOYING A SEA BREEZE REERNG AN EN E OPEN Es. X Ui.-Q' 2 '-,f- 'ff PH OUR WAY TO uaemv U7 HEAVE HO! f- ff .4 SI- FMCHBU9 A W I 4, mr f' 'ifi K x yu . ul.. !! gif. as '1-. '..4 Q - U-L ' 1 Y is ' I . 'Y' I M '- v D Q- Z1 Q 4.3 .,..6 'I-... Umep an rough SQJS The pm: Q wf 'Q Q1 K., bkvx OUSf3C?9S1F'f?f9 , - I N unify ix I- ,- at I Y MMFN YRIZARRY ENGINEERING ' DEPARTMENT Chief Eng nee LCDF2 HUNT LT SPIRES ENS EREMICT CWC? CULLEN ,T , 1 fix' X T W 4 XT 1 'TM EMC qsvvp Bovxo MMC HART HTC METZ Engineering Department is comprised of Machinists Mates, Boiler Technicians, Electricians Mates, Interior Communications Specialist Enginemen, and Hull Technicians. Machinist Mates are responsible for maintenance and operation of the ship's main engine. ship's service turbo generator, the distilling plant and associated equipment Boiler Technicians are responsible for the ship's two propulsion boilers, main feed pumps, DFT and forced draft blowers. The oil lab is also run by the BTs who maintain the proper boiler water chemistry, refueling, and transferring ot fuel. Electrician's Mates are responsible for the distribution of electrical power throughout the ship. They work on equipment such as generators. electric motors, lighting, etc. interior Communications Specialist are in charge of the ship's gyros, sound power communications, alarm and warning systems. Enginemen maintain the electrohydraulic steering gear, air condi- tioning and refrigeration and the emergency diesel. Hull Technicians-W- lt it's broken, we'Il tix it '-are responsible tor all welding, brazing, repairs to the ship's piping system, maintenance of damage control systems and fabrication ol repair parts, Machinery Flepairmen manufacture parts lor various broken parts along with name plates and name tags Engineering also includes the ships Journalist who prepares news articles ol interest concerning MERRIMACK and her crew members, assists in the aclmrnistrzitive needs ot the Eng log room and operates the CCTV system br as' ,Y , , 'Str Emi cotums Mivri isvvi Feaeusom 1 'V .P rv ,fi I GT1 MORAN BT1 rswi MORRY P , ,,'Fi-1 ENt lS'vV'i SARGENT P. .'2 anrgsr,-5:.c5r,5Q - YY' Misra sooxea EM2 Dugrm OH WHAT FUN! IV o Y! .4 4 if MMZJEWETT BT2 KITELHUCEP 1 1 fog! HT2 MARULLO MM? WA! Ji Hr Y WE HAJE TO QAENT TCD' ON WATCH, AGAIN? will - 2 -'r' 'Sufi-Z JU? COHHEFQ PJM3 FROST lC3 GARCIA ff.. Mm? 3-h I EH f Qillm I've got the Midwatch blues. HT3 HERONEMUS IC3 HERREN MM3 LOHRE IC3 MARABLE IC3 MEYERHOFF IC3 FRISBROOK IVIM3 ROSENBLATT HT3 WILKEY uf? . Y is 4:1 H ' FN BIRD EMFN BUCKLEY ENFN COUSINS FA VUOPTB1 ESM FN JACKSON MMFN KENYON BTFN KLEIN Fre U -gmpg -1 7 V C52 be EMFN LOOMIS It's got to be in here. I remember putting it here. Taking a break. FA NEMITZ FH WHICH HTFN TELLES FN WILLIS ,N MK in LJ EMFN RICH 0? :A TUQNEF? FN VERRALL SUPPLY CFFICEP sermon cHrEF PEI I Y CJFFICER of the COMMAND SUPPLY DEPARTMENT Q LT MtgLfAN Olsfwfrslfwfflfvffl HOVVYA DGING TODAY?!?! SKCSlSWhCARD A. ENS NIAF Sf Y Nl'-I '.lArrNl1 MU' 'WN-'it ll Supply Department consrsts ol Slorekevpers, Shrps Servrcemen. Mess Specmlrsts. and the Dlsbursrng Clerk. Storekeepers are responsrblv tor seernq lhalt the very large arnount ot supplres needed to operate MERRIMACK are avarlable when they are needed They keep track ol clothrng, rnachrne parts. tools, oltice materrals and varrous other supplres Shrps Servicemen provrde servlces to the crew by operatrng the Barber Shop. Shrp's Store, laundry, and Gee Dunk machines. Mess Specralrsts are responsrble for order- ing, preparrng and servrng food lor the crew The Disbursrng Clerk rs responsrble lor the shlps payroll, allotments. and expense records. av SK1RUDD ln. OK2 BEDHI- JZ Q I, P1 '!'HE ' ' U u 'lu fora. ' ' LI ,,,' if K 4119 , ...- - I' Ly. i y, SH2 HINOJOSA v-if PS1 Mg, ' H12 MCCOLLOCH SK2 FITZPATRICK CHECKS SOME FIGURES. E- -1 E' l nr VS?-X IX FF '- Y'-' MSTJVESTPHIAL SHSN BROWN ,X E kr .-- '-Q -U,-A V 17- hw ,Y A 3 MSSN BRYANY 'wh i ,AAU A Ml f.r1.'-HSN. SHSA HASSLIQH X - r he-3, P'- Y ,,.,. MSSA NEAVILL, SKSN PITT ..,,f LCDFI BABCOCK RMC HUGHES osi isvvi ARMSTEAD SM1 TSWJ CONNOLLY Operation Officer OPERATIONS FlMl HOWEFITON DEPARTMENT Operations Department consists of Signalmen, Radiomen, Electronic Technicians, and Operations Specialist. Signalmen serve as assistants to the ship navigators. They use visual signalsg ie flashing lights, flag hoist, and semaphore to communicate with other ships. Radiomen operate the ship's radio communications systems. They transmit and re- ceive messages lor fast, accurate communications, linking together naval activities on ship, shore and OS2 CUNNINGHAM if in the air. Electronic Technicians are responsible forthe routine care and repair of radars, communi- cations and navigation electronic equipment. The Operations Specialist man Combat information Center lClCl-the ship's nerve center. They undergo a daily routine consisting of surveillance radar operations. communications and contact identification at sea. J 5 RM2 MARSOEN UZ? EYE 4'4'f3W7 ' ' ' ' RUB CALLAI QQ bfllf. V - I - ...Ap 9 f E13 DICKSON ET3 Limo ET3 PEARSON Y . 6 1 f 9 ossrv EDMUNDS OSSN G,LMET ,E E 4 SN BJERG SMSN DeLEON wh' a , RMSN HATCHCOCK 'fs OSSN HENRY ADMINISTRATION mf C- MAC QSWD BOSWELL PN1WMITS NAVIGATICDN DEPARTMENT Administration!Navigation Department consists of Ouartermasters, Yeomen, Personnelrnen, Hospi- tal Corpsmen, Postal Clerk, and the Master-av Arms. Ouartermasters are led by an officer desig- nated as the Assistant Navigator The Quarter' master's primary mission is to ensure the sale navigation of the ship. This is accomplished by utilizing visual, satellite, radar and celestial methods ol navigation, Personnelmen and Yeomen provide personnel and general administrative services. while the Hospital Corpsmen see to the Medical needs ol the crew. The Master-at-Arms maintains shipboard security and the Postal Clerk sends and receives our mail HMC SHARP LISTENS TO HTFN TELLES' LUNGS FOR PROBLEMS. IX LT WILSON NAVIADMIN OFFICER YN1 l5Wl ATILKS OM1 FIKE vkk. 'W OM2 NAVE A Is it hot LT Wilson? QM2 WILLIAMS v p HM3 QSWD COSTELLO YN3 EVERHART YN1 on the prowl. Navigation Detail L af? OMS FUQUEN . gf G if: PM pw-. -W -- I , QMS at work QMSN rw. LETICM . 1 trw.1tI1r1Mf1 A I Q w ! l 3 X X '. ,,1-f ff I-.1 Ip.-v. 5 Normal Underway Routine 'ii -1.. Top left: Chief, let go of the hose, I oan't breathe! Top right: Shipmates. Bottom left: Just wait till l get my hands on that recruiter Bottom right: Helmsman, mind your helm. 4, lf! ' f .Lg If ,.,fQ' V -'Simi .x A s xx 'S rtfff Top left. MSSN Neavnll really kneads the bread Top ngntg Dear Mom.. . Mlddle Part of the adventure. Bot- tom left. Wanna help? Bottom right: Corned Beef and Cabbage again. 'Wo I ,rf cc- ix, uKlRl3EJSs i 2' 5 r Qi , J , , 1 ,S ,nm an-JE A 1 1 kxxx Wi' -am Q mn Hg, man, my friend here IS a httle she!! srccvef: 5517-,Q 5 3 good workerm . . ... n. IU-an imp?-'Q pn 90 g, grxy1y1ug-f,.w-r- lll!'l b1! !l 1 1 hu :XUH'fr1',lfW ' L. 1 v 1 rvxewrrmwl M--la WP YfnIlU1I'Nl'L'y' f Y i M 5 fi' ul c I ' 1 F r ,,r..,.. 'In J , 0 I , ,-.. 4 ex, f l 1 un x ,......... K '1 1 .. MORE UNFZEPS Top left: SK1 Rudd prepares gas bottles for transfer. Top right: USS America alongside for a fill-up. Middle: Station feeds out the messenger, Bot- tom: Station 6 in action. t ...au , Q 'V 1 nf- . u -ni .au -10 . . i 99-'7 .' , I ib: 43 3 ' - f HMS ILLUSTRIOUS The Ships That Can't Duel Without Merrimack Fuel USS AMERICA A 4,.t xn.m,g.f 9'? t+-We ',,,.,4 6 ftnfifr 5,1 Q,7a.,: t '3 A O fpggajf , . if f tl tb , 1 NW , . Q j w Q iz.: J ,.,, W I Q ' V' Q T' 1, feta X '- n- J Q 5 HMS ARGONAUT fu 1 -- A a . 'F ' S , , I wr M ' USS PHARRIS -v HMS BRILLIANT USS IOWA .J Edinburgh, Scotland V rf.. A LLL .. . ,4 A' 'F' -. , f N ' A- , yi 4 I I , L ai? f f Y ln- MORE OF SCOTLAND Top left: Edinburgh skyline. Top right: SHSN Hassler tries his luck on a slot machine. Middle right: MM3 Allemen and BTFN Klein ride the train to Edinburgh. Bottom left Braemar Castle. Bottom right: SN Bierg enjoys a scenic view of the Sconish countryside. SWL Q 3 g:1iggQT f E :Q '1z.-1'-- v l 1 '11- 1 A 4 , ,, ,I CQPENHAGEN, DENMARK 'si --ig 5,1435 Ld 17 ' Q MORE OF DENMARK 1 I w , 1 Q 1 X 1 X f , XV Xl X A X I PC' 1 I fx . -Q: . z l.,- - 1 I nina? I Q IIIIJDBU-an . 1 -in -Rf' -,,,..-n .,.,--- Q- I ? 'nl .4- I , w 4 -Mt. 4 .QM x ,,, , .L fy mf, , ft, .,. ,ff dl V 1 X4 X ' 1: Lp- K M, . lb s 1 . A: L., ' M r ', ' ' ' KGBENHAQN-MLLP0 -F' ny:-, 8 'I Q A 'fulfills-E A ,W I x ,- 'Q- x 4 x s i E H-1 1 'fha ve. ' 'W ,gli . Qi,F I F ,f- 1 -.--f -uf' Y .M ..,- .. l 'F gf s . Germany 'ffmiarxfchrfr Smhffrhclrshcrexch X , ugh: ,.H,',,yf,v -. m, M1 wv,q-- ,ww www-. .1.,'rf-,,x:.,-m An r'i,-r',r- 1111:-1:-w r:..fw- ff F f- , rw w - w :Q X Y iw A nel, l N ...A -as 1'l lf! USS IOWA QBB-615 opens fire with a broadside during Baitops85, Even the Russians were curious. Never Iear, Battleship Bob is here! ,ni-WU J' .,g,, ...,.-a- ,,- 1-H ,gmail- 1, g-sr -4' I.,-.QT-N K .,', Y ,' HV. N O FKVVAY HY!! III' V111 - rn -. . - 1-,X 2 .2 ,' ,A 5-- W ,iii Wa if :E vi u 5 E PS' II' ' ' 1 I , . ,. L .amqn Y i 1 1 va 5 A L u Q. HELO INBOUND v ,313 Q- v n E., Q X 'W- y , ..4,-.M , mf' ,.. W mn ,V 1 f ff, ry .Int W. ,. J ,,,, .A M Aww- V gw , , -37, 3,-g, if, WA .ff-M- ,,,. M3?'u2smZ1, ' - V ' -..' ' ' , T4 4, , I I W V V , M W, wwf. N L ,, f w wma f -f-'mf ,W ,, V -5 I M , f-nh, f 44 V ' .- .,w U' , ear :ff 4 .N W 5255, J W A ,, EXW-1-, .? I : 5ij15ilQ,, ., E f t 1? w-ffm--Q 2 lk .Ein . O 5-fx ,rg if 'lv- I 1 -5-fl, gr Y sf' , '! 4,25 o ol 1 will l :L F ,J TX-F' ' Z., .q .. Top left: Sir the Twist went out with 1013 Cokes. Top right Who had beans for lunch? Middle left: Hello Domino's, do you still give the free pizza if you don'l deliver in 30 minutes? Middle upper: CO discusses some busi- ness with LTjg Collins. Middle Would you buy a used car from this man? Lower lelt: Whatdo you mean I put iton backwards? 53 .4-1 if M -1 i r nr' A' .4 sg-sos o ,KH ,X xt' Z T tx! Top left: Sir the Twist went out with 100 Cokes. Top right Who had beans for lunch? Middle left: Hello Domino's, do you still give the free pizza if you don'l deliver in 30 minutes? Middle upper: CO discusses some busi- ness with LTjg Collins. Middle Would you buy a used carlrom this man? Lower left Whaldo you mean l put iton backwards? 'I I fm X ff ka Top left Wmofopm Top ugh! Chic! Perry Omcefs Mess Mad- die OK, who and to gel a han cm? Middle een SN Duggan samples the dmment bevemges ol me world Lower page sc- quence HMS Llvm-:pool unempl- mg am .nppomgra In typical Nonh Allgmhc was Y K, gsm pq-,W xi-is N :Y A Qpwffy M If df, Q f -'Y Y . IB Top left Mr Hollls Summers. PACE lrzslruflor Top Mlddlei ON WATCH. meddle leff Sl-ll Cornwell in the numdrxm Upper middle: Jaygees on the prolul, Maddie left: Long Unrep l hours take nts toll. Lower middle: DCC. A ,lm srok. 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