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Mardet .......... Operations Dept. . . . Safety 8a 3M Dept. . . Korea .......... Russians ....... Escorts ........ Supply Dept. . . . Training Dept. . . Weapons Dept. . . . Staff ........... Home Coming . . . Kudos ......... In Memoriam . . . Page 2 3 4-5 6-8 9-13 14 15-32 33-36 37-53 54 55 56-59 60-68 69-75 76-87 88-91 92-93 94-100 101-106 107-11 1 1 12-1 18 1 19-125 126-128 129-131 132-133 134-141 142-149 150-155 156-162 163-195 196-199 200-201 202-212 213-215 216 217-219 220-223 224-226 227-239 240-242 243-245 246 247-248 249-278 279-281 282-294 295 296-297 298-299 300 J 3 ,: 5 ' E ? ' 4 v I . 2 x i I . Q 1 '-4 1 Q l. v fff , ,.A. - .. --.yzilx , ., W ' ,. V - ,- - 1. 1, H- ,I mf' ' Wage! bv. 5 , Mi? 'f51f3'fi T7 '- - N' E1+fW41 - ',E.1.f,', .ir , Ji, Q 222 -' A b h Q N' 'i - .-1 q.5' '-,1.,.., ,IQ I V ' . If 'k ' A xl-ESPLQFQR:-'ziif' 1 31 51 ' , f- A , rl ,1,,34,: grit-Q' L, A iv LW-:V '.,' . 'Q 'K' W fa V' -- , .vw , 1 if'-Q f I . A L fa , 'fa 1 '1e',.f- -Y 5 X , .. 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M V W' -42? 5 . 91T - . R u r. 1 A QTTT 'Q' r vb' '3 '1 f., fi, . if -' A-... 1, 3' . figa? F -5,1 V' K K ' ' ' ie! 55? 5' , a rf 'X . 3 ,-'-. , ' 'L ,L s -fr -1 Q F47 FT i ft S N75 - 1 R AIM ' ' A , ,. ., . I P USS MIDWAY, first of the three 45,000-ton CVB's started near the end of World War II, was commissioned on September lO, 1945, the product of the Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company. MIDWAY's first major operation after shakedown was an exercise in the North Atlantic called Operation Frostbite. With three destroyers and a fleet oiler she conducted tests to evaluate the performance of various types of aircraft in the extreme cold. After three training cruises in the Caribbean, MIDWAY sailed from Norfolk on another experimental mission. This time she was accompanied by scientific observers as she fired a German V2 rocket from her flight deck, the first time such a weapon was fired from a ship at sea on a moving platform. For the next several years MIDWAY sailed with the Altantic Fleet operating in the Mediterranean, Caribbean and Atlantic. She also crossed the Arctic 4 E. - 3 4 1.-X .W ....-,-1 .,fa,.- : 4 .v. . ' . . , - q,.,,f-.,,,k.,,-3 -' . r . F' -9 B Yi at s Q8 , . . 2, ,qs-,w - ,. .H .. ,...i-,, ..a,...,..e.Wf..t.,A .. 1 . Circle on one cruise gaining membership in the Royal Order of the Blue Nosef, In December l954, MIDWAY departed Norfolk for a world cruise that would take her to such ports as Capetown, South Africa and Colombo. Ceylon before joining the SEVENTH Fleet off Formosa in February, She served there patroling the Formosan Straits and the South China Sea until June when she returned to her new homeport of Alameda, California. In August she was decomissioned to undergo modern- Zation at Puget Sound Shipyard. When she returned to the fleet in September l957, she sported at enclosed hurricane bow, an angled flight deck, two new steam catapults. new arresting gearuiet blast detleetors and the largest aviation crane ever installed on an giirerafr carrier. During the next eight years lNllDW.-XY operated in the Pacifie with the FIRST and Sl?X'FNTll Fleers. A .i . ... . . . ...t-.,::...-,...,.1 an ' f ' 'fe :mr f I-.er ' ' ' ' ' u -mn..:. wav - Lsiipnkh -. -. . .. . highlight of this period was the first fully automatic carrier landing on June 13, 1963. An F-4 Phantom and an F-8 Crusader landed aboard without their pilots touching the aircraft controls. In 1965, operating as part of Task Force 77 in the Tonkin Gulf, MIDWAY's aircraft flew 11,000 combat sorties over Vietnam. During this deployment MIDWAY aircraft were responsible for dowining the first three North Vietnamese MIGs of the conflict. MIDWAY returned home to Alameda in November and was decomissioned in February 1966 at Hunter's Point Naval Shipyard to undergo the most extensive modernization ever completed on a naval vessel. USS MIDWAY, now weighing 64,000 tons, has increased capabilities as a result of the expansion of her flight deck from 2.82 to 4.02 acres, and the addition of three new deck edge elevators, new arresting gear machinery and catapults. She has also added the largest and most complex avionics shops in the fleet, the computerized Naval Tactical Data System and many habitability improvements. Today, MIDWAY is operationally equivalent to the newest conventionally powered carriers and is able to launch and recover aircraft one-third heavier than those of her sister ship, USS CORAL SEA. MIDWAY departed Alameda on April 16, 1971, for service with the U. S. SEVENTH Fleet off the coast of Vietnam. With Air Wing FIVE embarked and a crew of 4,450 the ship launched over six thousand sorties in support of allied operations in the Republic of Vietnam. Returning to Alameda on November 6, MIDWAY has spent a total of 146 days at sea during her 1971 de- ployment and received the Meritorious Unit Citation. MIDWAY again deployed to Southeast Asia on April 10, 1972 in response to a major offensive on the Repub- lic of Vietnam and was the first attack carrier to depart the combat zone after the signing of the cease-fire agreement. Arriving in Alameda on March 3, 1973, MIDWAY had spent ove 250 days at sea. For their per- formance during the last year of conflict, MIDWAY and Air Wing FIVE were awarded the Presidential Unit Citation. On September 11, 1973, MIDWAY left Alameda on one of her most important voyages to date. The men of MIDWAY and Air Wing FIVE moved with their families to Yokosuka, Japan as part of the Navyls Overseas Family Residency Program. MIDWAY has served as an integral fighting unit with the U. S. SEVENTH Fleet conducting operations throughout the Western Pacific. On April 29, 1975, MIDWAY was stationed off the coast of Vietnam when the evacuation began. In two days of operations, a total of 3,073 evacuees were recovered and processed aboard MIDWAY. During the period October 14, 1975 to December 12, 1975, MIDWAY and Air Wing FIVE took a 58-day cruise into the South China Sea and Indian Ocean. This was the first extended cruise away from her new home- port. MIDWAY and Air Wing FIVE have been permanent residents in Japan and the Western Pacific for the last six years. She has conducted joint operations with twelve nations and steamed over 150,000 shaft miles. Beginning in May 1977, VF-151 and VF-161 transi- tioned to F4Js and 6As and Bs for A-6Fx. This CVW-5 transition occurred while the ship was in port for its 60 day EISRA Extended Incremental Ship Repair Availa- bilityj, a unique modernization concept developed for MIDWAY. The air wing transition was completed in September when USS CORAL SEA fighter squaarons CVF-191 and 1945 exchanged their F-4Js with MIDWAY's F-4Ns, prior to CORAL SEA returning to Alameda after her 1977 deployment. In late 1977, MIDWAY made an 87 day deployment to the Indian Ocean where she was the principal partici- pant in Midlink 77, an exercise hosted by the Iranian Navy and including representatives from Pakistan, Turkey, and the Royal Navy. MIDWAY has been awarded the AIRPAC Golden Anchor Carrier Motivation Award for the 12-month competitive cycle ending September 30, 1978. In addition, MIDWAY was the recipient of the Battle Efficiency HE as the best Pacific Fleet carrier for the 18-month period ending December 31, 1978. In 1979, MIDWAY returned to the Indian Ocean and made two cruises there in over a year. The first one was in April in keeping with the U.S. Government policy of maintaining a highly visible presence in the area. This 'Cemergencyv cruise earned MIDWAY the U.S. Navy and Marine Corps Expeditionary Medals. Then in Septem- ber, she was back again in the Indian Ocean on routine operations and remained there till February 1980 due to events in the Middle East. During this cruise, she set a record of 91 days of continuous operations at sea. Most recently Midway has just completed another deployment to the Indian Ocean that commenced on July 15, 1980 and terminated on November 26, 1980 upon her arrival in Yokosuka, Japan. As a permanent unit of the U.S. SEVENTH Fleet, MIDWAY is maintained in a high state of readiness and material condition. With a modern air wing and planned incremental modernization MIDWAY is expected to operate into the l990,s, when she will truly be one of a kind, and always, first of a kind. 5 ......,.... --. -- Y.,...,.q,.,.,....v,p---,v-4-P,-rv..-. ff-.w--f--if-v V '-w-- - 4'-1' ' f ' COMM DI G OFFICER CAPTAI 'E'I M C RMICH EL Captain E Inman CARMICHAEL, a native of Macon, Georgia, attended Georgia Tech University prior to entering the Navy in January 1955. He began training as aNaval Aviation Cadet at Pensacola, and was commissioned and designated a Naval Aviator on 13 July 1956. He first reported to Utility Squadron FIVE, Atsugi, Japan, where he served as the Squadron Flight Officer and Itizuke Detachment Officer-in- Charge. After departing VU-5, he reported to Basic Standardization Grop and Training Group NINE, NAS, Pensacola, Florida, in October 1958 and served as an instructor at the Basic Instructor School for all new instructor pilots. In February 1960, he acted as a Flight Instructor at Training Squadron FOUR, NAS, Pensacola. In May 1961, he was assigned to VA-125 at Moffet Field for transitional training with the A-4 Skyhawk, In early 1962, while with Attack Squad- ron 94 as Safety and Assistant Operations Officer, he made two WESTPAC Cruises aboard USS RANG- ER. In April 1964, he assumed the position of Catapult and Arresting Orficer aboard USS RANG- ER and completed two cruises to Vietnam. For two years, April 1966 to October 1968, he was an A-4 Skyhawk Flight Instructor and Training Officer with VA-44 at Cecil Field, Florida. He proceeded to Attack Squadron 42 in October 1968, for training with the A-6 Intruder. Upon completion of training, he reported to Attack Squad- ron 35 as Operations Officer. They deployed to WESTPAC in August 1969 aboard USS CORAL SEA. He transferred to VA-115 in March 1970 to become Executive Officer, and in July 1971 assum- ed command of Attack Squadron 115 while on Yankee station aboard USS MIDWAY. After a short training period at NAS, Whidbey Island, his squadron returned to the Vietnam offensive of 1972. In July 1972, he received orders to Industrial College of the Armed Forces in Washington, D.C., where he also attended George Washington Universi- ty for a Masters Degree in Business Administration. He reported to Carrier Airwing 15 in March 1974, where he served as Airwing Commander aboard USS CORAL SEA during the evacuation of Saigon and the SS MAYAGUEZ incident in May 1975. In June 1975 he reported to the Chief of Naval Operations in Washington, D.C., where he served as the Naval Strike Fighter CF-183 Coordinator for 18 months. Captain CARMICHAEL commanded USS PONCHATOULA from May 1977 through August 1978, which was recipient of the Arleigh Burke Trophy while under his command. He served as 6 - .I Force Readiness Officer on AIRPAC Staff until April 1979. Most recently he attended SOSMRC in Idaho Falls, Idaho. Captain CARMICHAEL assum- ed command of the USS MIDWAY on 8 September 1979. His decorations include the Distinguished Flying Cross, Bronze Star, 3 Air Medals and 15 Strike Flight Air Medals, 3 Navy Commendation Medals with Combat V , and numerous unit and campaign awards earned as a result of service in South east Asia. As a Naval Aviator he has accumulated over 6000 hours of flight time and 850 carrier landings. Heis married to the former Joan Burton of Vienna, Georgia. They have two children, Kelly and John. -- . . , ...- , .V . -..-X , .- ....-,.-,-...1.,...g...... .:.....-,..,:.c ' - p.,-M...-w..:.. n.Q-o.. -4 ' 1 - . .... ,,,.., -,,,.,-,,,, -I, ,N J Q ' X 1111 1 EXECUTIVE OFFICER CAPTAI K.L. CARL E Captain Carlsen was born and raised in Iowa. He graduated from the United States Naval Academy in 1963 and upon completion of flight training was desig- nated a Naval Flight Officer in February 1964. Captain Car1sen's first assignment was with VAP-62 at NAS Jacksonville, Florida. In August 1967 he was assigned to VAH-123 at NAS Whidbey Island, serving as low level and radar navigation instructor. Reassigned to the Naval Postgraduate School in 1969, he received a Master of Science Degree in Computer System in December 1970. In February 1971, Captain Carlsen returned to NAS Whidbey Island for EA-6B training in VAQ-129 and subsequently joined VAQ-132 in July 1971. While attached to VAQ-132, he served as Training Officer and Electronic Warfare Officer and made the first EA-6B deployment to the Western Paciffic aboard the USS AMERICA in June 1972. He returned to VAQ-129 in May 1973 and served as Administrative Officer, Training Officer and Maintenance Officer. In June 1975, he was assigned to VAQ-136 where he served as Executive Officer and Commanding Officer, embarking in USS KITTY HAWK and USS INDE- PENDENCE. He was the Commanding Officer of VAQ-129, the EA-6B Fleet Replacement Squadron, from May 1978 to August 1979. He reported to the USS MIDWAY on 7 January 1980 as Executive Officer. Captain Carlsen's decorations include seven strike!- flight Air Medals, two Navy Commendation Medals and various service and campaign medals. He is married to the former Carole Adams of Norfolk. They have one child, John. 7 .-.,,,.....41--,-,...,..z..n-uvr-nf,.-g..,,.q-uuv,yv1nrfv1-eAi, ., .1 , .r--Q .ia fa-.---w - COMMANDER BATTLE FORCE U.S. 7TH FLEET COMMANDER STRIKE FORCE U.S. 7TH FLEET CO MA DER CARRIER GROUP FIVE REAR ADMIRAL R.E. KIRK EY Rear Admiral Robert E. Kirksey was born August 5, 1930 in Atlanta, Georgia. He entered the naval service as an Aviation Cadet and was designated a naval aviator and commissioned an ensign in May 1953. He was pro- moted to rear admiral in July 1977. A veteran of more than 200 combat missions over North Vietnam, Rear Admiral Kirksey has flown both fighter and attack aircraft during his career. His initial sea duty tours included assignments with Fighter Squadron SIXTY ONE, the seaplane tender USS CURRITUCK CAV 75, and Attack Squadron ONE HUNDRED NIETY FIVE. He subsequently served as Commanding Officer of Attack Squadron FIF TY FIVE and Operations Officer of Carrier Division ONE. In December 1972, he assumed command of the amphibi- ous transport dock USS CLEVELAND CLPD 75 which participated in mine clearing operations in Haiphong Harbor. From November 1973 to May 1975, he was Commanding Officer of USS KITTY HAWK CCV 635, the Pacific fleet's first multi-purpose aircraft carrier. He was Commander Carrier Group THREE prior to assum- ing command of Carrier Strike Force, U.S. seventh fleet and Carrier Group FIVE in August 1979. He has also commanded the SEVENTH Fleet Battle Force since October 1979. Rear Admiral Kirksey's shore tours have included duty with the Naval Air Training Command and several assignments in the Office of the Chief of Naval Opera- tions where he served as Assistant Head, Europe and NATO Branch in the Politico Military Policy Division from December 1968 to July 1970, Head of the Avia- tion Plans Branch from May 1975 to May 1976, Direc- tor of the Aviation Manpower and Training Division from May 1976 to December 1976, and Director of the Carrier Programs Division from December 1976 to January 1978. Rear Admiral Kirksey attended the General Line School and graduated from the Naval Postgraduate School at Monterey, California. He has completed a one-year course of study at the National War College and earned a Masterls Degree in International Affairs from George Washington University in 1971. His personal decorations include the Silver Star Medal, two awards of the Legion of Merit, four awards of the Distinguished Flying Cross, the Bronze Star Medal with Combat HV , twenty-one awards of the Air Medal, and four awards of the Navy Commendation Medal with Combat HV . Rear Admiral Kirksey is married to the former Viola 8 Kaikkonen of Detroit, Michigan, and they have four children: Jennifer, Robert, Gregg, and Andrew. The Kirkseys reside at the Subic Bay Naval Facility in the Republic of the Philippines. 1 f -- -A -- 4-- - -A .-w .- .f .V . . ... . .1 .r.. M.. ...4,..: ---..a ' ' .c v :-mag ' ' rv -W. ' lu x '-nz ' Q Q' ' ' . QI waz:-wv:.....w ..1yn..a-..,,,...-A 1. ,. . 1 . . . .. .. . in fr ... IP VI IT 9 November 1979 4 Foreign diplomatic corps in Kenya gathered around for a souve- nir photo with Rear Admiral Gureelc fiar rightj and Cap- tain Carmiehael ffar leftj. The group came aboard for a visit while Midway was an- chored out in Mombasa har- bor. ik 19 October 1979 - A group of Australian media representatives is given a tour around the ship by one of the ship,s pilots .L .ua-.., , , 1 t -Q i 1 .,, ' '7' ,,..- he---.--, ,A,.:,:---n-f-9fv:v:f111a1ff:-, ,.'-f'--+4--f v-if f , ,,., ...W W .V , ,. -.--.-.. v.-,.?-,-4.1:-nwsb ......--.1.-,MV X wx... .A E fav I, Y,f,l9l,f MI M'ol'lf'I .mr 'na'.1rIlI fH - W ':,' l J ' pf, U - , u ' '.,,i.,M-15 'ry' 1: 'Q '-'nur S' , in t'-N gag: ' ' ..5 ,'y7' ' 1 Wifi 45104 4 rr xl ' 7 1 5, ny w W in af' 'AF' , w,1'Mr 1 r 'yff 7Wf'g2'L:.12,LfQ '. ,lwh , ,.,f,,?fZ fd, , V1.4 , ,WW , , , ,Mm w,,,,,,,,',-,, A 293 V V Qba, Q v' f 5 Q 0 Q g . L . ' A I, gnqgvup-nfvrzy-mnfrvwfu-vvf-.mf-... ,,,.,.,,... -'Q Am .A'. , 4,--M, S v'n,,,u,,.,,,,.,,.,,,,, -.-.gp--...n--1- , ,. . . , an p ,af L4-ffl 1 D w N J .f . . W 4 f f 'Lf Mig., A a 19 June 1980 - General Wickham fsecond from rightj, Commander U.S. Forces Korea Rear Admiral Hostettler frightj, Commander U.S. Naval Forces Korea and Commodore Kim fleftj, Commander Second Naval Sector of the Korean Navy, listen to Captain Carmichael explain flight deck operations on board a carrier. 2 I 2 July 1980 - Rear Admiral Donald Felt, Commander Naval Forces Japan and a former Midway skipper himself, is pleased to accept Mid- way's Navy Relief donation from Captain Carmichael while Lieutenant Commander Frank L. Van Deman, Navy Relief Coordinator, looks on. 14 July 1980 - Miss America of 1980, CheryllPrewitt, is all smiles while posing for the crew with Captain Carmichael in the aft mess decks where she dined along with seven other beauties. I n 25 July 1980 - Rear Admiral Hunter, COMMATVAQ- WINGPAC, is given an entrusiastic welcome by the pilots of VA-115. 8 Q l X v 1 ff , fy, ' -., 51' ,X 1 A X I2 1 September 1980 - Rear Admiral R. B. Fuller, Com- mander Carrier Group Four and embarked in Eisen- hower, meets with Captain Carmichael frightj and Rear Admiral Kirksey fcenterj during routine opera- tions in the Indian Ocean. 1.3.1 , -we A AS. f 1242?- W .1 ' Ulf - QT ww 7' 3 October 1980 - General David C. Jones, USAF, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, and Rear Admiral Robert E. Kirksey, Commander Task Force Seventy, walk on the reviewing ramp before the Marine Honor Guard. General Jones and his party toured Midway and received various briefings. They were in the region to discuss security and matters of mutual concern with other countries before they visit- ed Midway and units of Task Force Seventy. 19-20 October 1980 - Mr. Charles Murphy fleftj and Mr. Derek Van Schaaf fsecond from leftj, both staff members of the House Appropriations Subcommittee on Defense, pose with Captain Carmichael and Lieutenant Colonel Hirsch, their escort, after watching flight ops from the bridge. I Y-. 175. 11:5 I? by Jim Williams lt's not for us to reason why, It is for us to go and try. So off we sail in the trusty gray, The Mighty Midway's underway. While other carriers behind us lag, The t'Mighty Midway waves the flag. So off we sail on the ocean blue, A trusty ship and a salty crew. Now inport for an ice cold beer, A bit of refreshment and relaxing cheer. But trouble is brewing in far off lands, The fun is over inform all hands. The Midway is chosen to answer the call, The reason is clear, we're the best of all. So weigh the anchor and off we sail. The world is relaxed, the Midway won't fail. Now is the waiting for something to break, America's honor is at stake. For days upon end we sit and we wonder, Will those people retract their blunder. The other carriers relax, inport as they rest, There's comfort in knowing we'll answer the There is no rest for the big FORTY-ONE. We do the work and they do the fun. So sailing at sea wherever the rest, We all take pride knowing WE are the BEST. tes AIM Department ' ' 3 . I The Aircraft Intermediate Maintenance Department is responsible for providing full maintenance sup- , J port for all embarked Carrier Air Wing FIVE air- , . . , ,,.,f 'i ' craft through the repair and calibration of aircraft MT A components, the manufacture of certain unavaila- CDR. D. G. Timson,AIMD Oficer ble parts, the performance of periodic inspections, and the provision oftechnical assistance to Air Wing squadrons. AIMD comprised four distinct divisions: IM-l is responsible for aeronautical and routine administrative functions for the department. IM-2 performs airframe, engine and survival equipment maintenance functions. IM-3 is re- sponsible for the maintenance of avionics and armament equipment. The IM-4 Division maintains ground support equipment. Each division is manned by highly skilled personnel with specialized technical training who are very proficient in their respective ratings. These men are highly motivated and dedicated to the task of maintaining the highest degree of aircraft availability. H :D 5 W . l I me E I if l Z . kai: if J? . ' ' ' H' l 1 ,R I XX rx! N , t.. N. Ru m I 1 i ' I , as ' , ,Q -- ,.., -.... -----:,.-..-..A,..-a-v1-w-vvv- 4 1 49 Front Row L to R: CDR Don Timpson, LCDR Mike Spengel Back Row L to R: AZAN Sidney 6'Frenchie', Stoilings AZ3 Jim Sheets, ASC Rex Graham AZ2 Rich Painter, AK1 Ben Honrade Front Row L to R: AZAA Cecil Littleiohn, AZAN Jim Erickson, AMSAN Lance Leedy, AN Jess Ramoz, AA Joe f'BearU Olmos Back Row L to R: AEC Don Beasley, AZ2 Ray Bartholomen, AN Dave Terry, AQI Ted Books, AZAN Braian Stenholm. AMHAR Tim Hands. AZAA Mark Dixon QQ L to R: AT1 Lonnie Reyno1ds,AZ3 Larry Irving, LT Hersh Bush, AD1 Kent Harris ATCS Charley Depew, AZ2 Rich Painter, AMS1 Mike Shain Front Row L to R AT1 Edwin Wilson Back Row L to R AN Pacquin AN Meyers, AZAN Erickson, AEAN Smith, AEAA Jones, ASM3 Hershal R. Carlton Front Row L to R: AMH3 Paul Walter, AMHAN Paul Pittsen Barger, AMHAN William Leonard Back Row L to R: AMHAM John Beale, AMHAN Mike Papaciannakis, AMH1 Richard Pops', Boettcher I 1 A L to R. PR3 Pike, PR1 Arciaga PR3 Lesinski, AMEAA Sheahan, PR3 Asborn, PRAN Merkel, PR3 Olson PRAN Conboy, PRAN Wahl, PR1 Kincaid Front Row L to R: AMS1 Humphrey Back Row L to R: AMS3 Delgado, AMSAN Carreon, AMS1 Albovnoz, AMH1 Haywood I9 ii Front Row L to R: AMS1 Stricklen, AMS1 O'Coner, AMS1 Albornoz Back Row L to R: AMS2 Humphrey, AMH1 Boettchen, AMH1 Haywood 1 I , 9, Front Row L to R: ADC Grays, LCDR Englehart, AMEC Bachman Back Row L to R: ADl Allen, ADl Ford, ADl Collins, ADl Festejo 20 Front Row L to R: AA Leedy AA Hide, AMS3 Newman AMSAN Myers Back Row L to R: AMSAN Jablowski, AA Hayden AMSAN Conway, AMSAN Reid Q 9 1 X f X I AQ, L to R: CWO2 Lane, AEC Minahan, AT1 Bow1es,AT2 Pratt, AQC Jeffries, LTJG Brown, ATC Gawlik, AEC Boles if , c ' ,9e,Q A ii ENS John son X 4 41' IX, Rf, STx'1i4 find' L to R: Rey Bebb KHUGHESJ, AEAN Cook, AQI ,Stwir, John Adams CBOEINGJ 21 In Front Row Lto R: AN Taylor, AMHAN Benjamin Back Row L to R: AMH3 Hazzard,AMHAN N orenberg,AMH3 Edwards ,.i?.v, - f I f- 125,-I-7 I I , IFIK '-1:4 ... A Middle Row L to R: ADAN Gallegos, AD3 Graves, AE3 Toms, AD3 Zimbelman, ADAN Rameriz, ADAA Cox, AD3 Alcorn, AD3 Price, ADAN Hill, ADAA Cornell Back Row L to R: ADAN Ranum, AD3 Moore, AD3 Johnson, ADI Ford, AD3 Lemay 22 v-. 'N Q 1? I W Slsgxs Middle Row L to R: AD3 Suico, AD3 Kreschmer, AA Stacconi, AD3 Davis, AD3 Castro, AD1 Festejo, AD3 Selmeyer AD3 Hall, AD3 Whitworh, AD3 Roberts, ADS Medina, AD3 Mabry, AD3 Billips, AD3 Zinser, AA White, AD1 A11en,AD3 Zayas AD3 Chatman Front Row L to R: AMSAN Pedersen, AMS3 Hannah, AMS1 O Coner, AMSAN Martinerw Back Row L to R: AMS1 Strick1er,AMS3 Rubendall Front Row L to R AT2 B J Demhan AT2 BJ. Towle, ATAN J.H Back Row L to R AT3 KP Doyle ATl F.R. Vail, SGT BJ. Chad duck ATl M M Gensler AT2 J G Darr AT3 B. Dukes Front Row L to R: AQ2 Klmmey. AQ3 Fanning. Back Row L to R: AQ3 Lenthemum, AQ2 Knipp AQ3 Hilton. AQ2 Fliffllllkl AQ3 Cruz, AQ2 Demicell AQ! Lackey I In L to R: AEI Bob Cline,AE1 '4Wild Bill Reynolds,AT3 Pat Jiron, ATAN Keith Caret, AE2 Tony Kirchner 43 L to R: LXCPL Jeff Roznowski, SGT Michael Graupner, SGT Jerry Gialobbi, LXCPL Kenny Parton ikgzh, C 3' 1 'JF VF Front Row L to R: CPL Bolwahnn, CPL Pfenning, AT2 Maziarz Back Row L to R: CPL Marquart, CPL Murphy, SGT Weiler, SGT Hampton, AEI Sewell, LXCPL Hodges, SSGT Tyler 25 .XX Q X J N , W 4 r 'x I ' . X N E wi or l ...fm AT1 Clark , w 1: 64 n 4 FUI- -6 ,pl A 2f 'A V .ki , 1 -. Front Row L to R. AE3 Burgoa, AEAN Younc, AEA5 .lone:. gm? 1, . ' 'dee 1 l l J af' CMJ A ' 1 ,r 1. , , ffl l Q v J L to R: AT2 Szczublewski, ATl Caddy, AT2 Fortin, AT2 Morton ,M Xixu Back Row L to R: AE3 Lomerson, AE3 Hummel, AE2 Leprozo. AEI Hamilton, AEAN Cardoza ig li . Front Row L to R: ATI J.N. Browning, AT2 HJ. Baldock, ATAN G.A. Burks, AE2 W. Coleman Back Row L to R: AT2 D.C. Westbrook, ATI M.D. Kegler, AT2 P.S. Bond, AQI D.D. Kittell Not Present: AT2 D.G. Marshall 26 Q . l Q. ' 3, A 4 I l if f fe LJ' L to R: AQ2 Ennenga, AQ2 Bacod Front Row L to R: AE1 Teeter Back Row L to R: AE2 Jacobsen, LXCPL Parker, AEl Woodard, AE2 Hill, AEI Bailey M. 640 L to R: AT2 G. Perry, AO2 M. S1ewart,AO3 B. Davis, AEAN J. Kelly, AQ2 P. Russell, ATAN E, Cheramie, ATAN M.Schmicl1,AE3 J. Camer L V Lf- l ,. ,., , U M, , , is ff' 47721, I 5 -..X.'l1 R L L lf 2 L , - - ,' ,' , '. 3 fl 1.2 A 2. ' J, X V J , 'V .. 'wx ,. , ,L ' f Q x fy W' X, ,, 1,- 2. , X- L A Y I . .X V , I , . f M , , 1 T' A go r- ,V A1 tl y 0 'w , , , ,.-.,.-.........-.---.-. Front Row L to R: AT3 Killeen, AT3 Holley AT2 Johnston Back Row L to R: ATl Nojiri, AT3 Shahan, AT3 Woody, ATAN Pegg, ATAN Ward, AT3 Curnes, AT2 Graham , I . 'Q X ,el , ,. , l v M -: ' 5 I A .L W Sf, 'wflsf .. MN EL 7 wa' A ' 'h xv ,r qhfl '135' -num. .T -Y jim ox .NW 'F E vhflefif Q I .. 5 Q ,Av Wim: PM 1... 'Q V.k,.. Q.,- 4 --x., d X MN LUN ,,x 9 in X n Fnzont Row L to R: ATI Woolsey, AT3 Trylor, AT2 Falciani, AT2 Turner, Middle Row L to R: AT2 Brock, AT3 Duval, AT3 Bedurd Back Row L to R: GAC REP. Jim Fore, AT2 Juergens, ATI Horton, AT2 Wood 4,-3 ,Q .X 4 ,f 1 l I I .I Front Row L to R: AT2 Meyers Back Row L to R: AN Sullivan, AT2 Armstrong. ATI Stone, AT1 Jankowski, AT2 Booker. AT2 Livingston. AT3 Maneely, AT2 Dillingham L to R: AT3 Randy Whitsow, AE3 Kevin Payne, AQ2 Al Doughty, AT2, Dee J Scott, AE2 Jeff Pennala 29 L to R: Grumman Rep, Jess Salas, AE1 D. Smith AEAR P. Gardner, ATl C. Metzlger, AE1 J. Sewell AT2 A. Berryhill L to R: A02 R.W. Jacobs, A03 A.L. Rutecki, AOAN W.A. Baker, AOAN T.W. Palmer, A03 P.S. Gurczynski, A03 J .A. Salisbury, A03 K.A. Guriey pf - as . l Q 4' M1 ' t I r Q ,,...ar u i 1 x I E Fm Front Row L to R: AE3 Aque, F.M. Jr., AN Makely, M.A., AEAN Lobert, D.W., AEI Barajas, J. AN Milner, LL, Back Row L to R: AT2 Pulliam, T.W., AT2 Neely, D.S., AEI Trusgnicl1,G.A.,AE2 JG. Ray 30 J I . Tv' V J L to R: AQ1 Jackson, AQ2 Heath, AQ2 Knapp, AQ2 Clark, AQ1 Cantrell, AQ2 Trembley L to R: AE2 A, Rodriguez, AT2 D. Leveille, AQ2 T. Childress, AT2 G. Rast, AQ2 E. Fischer, AT3 B. Roberson, AQ2 J. Miller, AEI J. Legan Front Row L to R: AS3 Shinaver, AS3 Carnahan, AS3 Van Horn H h Back Row L to R: AS3 Wurr,AS3 Mitchell, CPL Scofield, AS3 Marx, AS3 Roen, CPL Busse, AS3 Nasra a A83 Hemmingway, AS3 Price 31 Front Row L to R: ASM2 Wilkinson, ASH2 Funrnier, AO2 Thero, CPL Vantrece Back Row L to R: ASH2 Watkins, AS1 Abulencia, AS1 Hennessey, AZC Conner, LTjg Mock Front Row L to R: ASAN Path, ASAN Alba, ASAN Kipi, AZAN Olsen, AA Parker Middle Row L to R: AN Sua, AA Ewing, ASAN Stevens, ASAN Poole, ASAN Namare, ASAN Morris Back Row L to R: ASAN Cochran, ASAN Pinnt, ASAA Lazz, ASAN Crismun, AN Meyer 32 N-4 Qu , - 'Ni 2'-fx D' B, E1-4' f 'l.11+'X , ui '1 -ft Q.. 1 AN s if t ':..... 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'A V VC ' N.. v r ' 'C -P . i f ' 4 I .-P , 'fn 'vi , 1 f .gf -Q' '1 ' zj, 11,3 M 'v 3 I 'fs J I P' 1. hx if 93 15. 'ig 4 Eg , , 1 .- Photo by C. Cavanaugh ' ! 35. , -Q- n Photo by G. Bushga 1 UE sq. -. f1....'f-M-M id ... C Q., , 3 gl iw.. 5:-.. Photo by C. Cavanaugh 36 ,im gi. '-52 po' ,,-4-f 7' f . 69 CDR. R. J. Poole, Air Boss '-v ff 'xx 1 '-.N 51 .1-7 5. Nxglgm-A X, f A A l f f fp 1: L-..f. .,,,.y 1? ir Department The Air Department has the responsibility of ensuring that the basic mission of the aircraft carrier is accomplished safely and expeditiously. Obviously it takes many departments to enable a 4000 plus man floating city to function as an offensivefdefensive military airfield, but the Air Department has the final responsibility in this team effort. To do this the Air Department is organized into five major divisions each having an important mission and a big responsibility to ensure the departmenfs, and ultimately the carrier's, success. A ,H it vi! L V-5 Division personnel perform the administrative Am 'oss X functions of Air Department. In addition, V-5 provides i ,i - 1 phone talkers for Primary Flight Control tower, where the Air Boss and his assistants monitor the entire flight deck evolution, keeping track via complex communica tions network of every aircraft and its crew both on the ship and while in the air. p Q13 tl ' ff' M M tix Front Row L to R: AA Lavery, AA Lombard Middle Row L to R: AA Burton, AN Kane Back Row L to R: CDR Poole Air Officer, CDR Park Assistant Air Officer ff Psflill ll H Y L to R: YNSA Stevenson, Jerry L., AN Lucero, Raymond, ABHI Andreus, William C., YN3 Kaufman, Gorden A 39 qu- w1ww,, -fl H MM-Mui Yvmgimhmv-sgnivwnt,-G-,,,,i 9 U' Af- Front Row L to R: Shaw, Montoya, Srephen J., Carling, Richard C., Bayson, Barry D., Dotson, Kennth D., Back Row L to R: Rios, Juan., Parker, Erwin J., White, Robert H., Mayberry, Kevin L., Stubbs, Kenneth E., .W -Q.. vii Il if? We I A V-l Division has the responsibili- ty of moving the aircraft on the four acre flight deck as they prepare to launch or standby to recover air- craft. They accomplish this by taxi- ing Cprecision hand signals to pilot- in-command of the multi-million dollar aircraftj or by towing fthe fine art of Hjockeyingw the aircraft into position with a tractorl. The tow tractors have the additional capability of starting the aircraft with high pressure air, and are re- ferred to as Hhuffersw. The Crash and Salvage Team is always first on the scene with help, whether it is a minor fuel spill or a major aircraft accident requiring the use of tilly Ca giant aircraft lifting cranel. The teamls level of expertise is the most important factor in any flight deck crisis. Front Row L to R: Englund. Ron M.. Rhodes, Randall, Ariens. Thadtleous Back Row L to R: Harris, Duane. Orlowsky, Philip R., Vasiliou. Robert .... :cs fu. c.L........, ,Q-a.i:.a-a:: rffrf:-1'-Tw '-S-.--I-af--1m1f-f-i n-Faf12.1-Q i-we-r--v'-Q :an-4-1. - un. -' As. at-.,,,,,,,i . ,-M, ,M I Front Row L to R: Webster, Michael F., Cecil, Dale L., Dice, Rooseveit., Finley, Joseph B., Keimach, Darryl E., Back Row L to R: Davis, Wesley L., Osborne, Jonathon K., Webster, Dale L., Lenke, David., Capron, Ronald., Front Row L to R: Honeycutt, Kenneth R., Relph, Harold R. Jr., Back Row L to R: Henderson, Brad L., Vornhagen, Charles H., Milliron, Jerry L. 41 -s ...p - 'R X 'LQ' AMX 10 CPU W-Q1 l 5 513' L to R: LCDR CharlieH Pihman CAssis D-OJ, ABHC Jack R. Trafton CFLDK CPOJ, CDR i'Dutchl' Rauch QDivision Ofllcerj, ABH1 Ronald M. Kelly QFL DK LPOD, CWG3 Cl Heard CCrash!Salvage Bos'nj, ABHC William A. Purcell QFLDK LCPOJ, LCDR Rocco', Walker f v 'T fn .,- I X Q4 Lim 1 . -4 A X 1 14,9 3, ll LL 2, Nw, V f I . , 1-' ' . 5 1 .3 1 0- 'F -I 1 .Z L -n i D' cz- . Y - L ' 4 .. 1-L...a 1 ' j .,- ff 1 '-W Q f , I 15.-'il . ' ' K-RA lf- I Q l V , f- . 0 ll . 'WX 'lf f, F ,gfl I 5? , , I 1 'Y K . N K I J M sv V L N D .. . y ,p -9 ' ' 40 a R f - . i -x Sli' . Ax L ax . R ' 'Y K 'l J 1 A 3 ' , D . I 5 ,Bn ,JLxm1,,. 1 - 4 Xi, , . 9 f L '- . f 1, v . i . A 'fi in K v . .V s. L Front RowL to R: Tipton,Michael R G1 ' J A. R V 1 ., '1rc1a, ose , amsey, Marvid W,, l lCl'Il2lllLlCZ, Michael A., Gray, Ricliardo., Cree, Roniill F. Back Row L to R: Ell1S,Wllll21Hl T., Shoal, J.W., Leslie, Thomas K., Aloxzmder, Jonzitlion G., Higley, ricligirrl A., Curvziial, Jose., Wliildei' Ronald R., Mobley, Michael, CWO3 Heard, C.J. Q l 42 i 1 L-. Mx pai fy . 'v I' . Tw.. fun Front Row L to R: Broderick, Mark E., Hayward, Larry., Conant, Robert J., Watson, Kelly S., gaclf Ilicijw L to R: Foster, Paul E.,Tamashiro,Masaharu,McQueen,Allen.,Parker, Rodger A.. Lyons atrre ., ' Front A , ,fr . ,. , , t . B k RROW L m R l 'if pf f 'vlw ff fxrywwr lffilll AI'l'Iff'1h llnznxmt lfwfw Rnclmrclo lmmcl D., Moreno Alex., Fisher Damel ac 1 lv f l l y ,, ,L , , a. M L N' R f ff 1 L f Q M, , Swv! Hfiflliih lpngfh out Stclwru, Wnxscm Mark, .Iolmson lommy 41 bi Nbf' V-2 Division has the direct respon- 4' ' sibility of ensuring the safe and ex- peditious launch and recovery of the modern sophisticated fighters, bombers, and other support aircraft that make up 65 plane Airwing. Additionally, this division records, via an ever alert camera eye, the entire flight deck evolution. The Catapults branch operates and maintains the two massive 180-ton steam steam-powered Hcatsv necessary to accelerate a modern 50,000 pound jet to 170 miles per hour in two seconds. The Arresting Gear branch then has the re- sponsibility of stopping the aircraft, after the mission is complete, in a mere 340 feet. This crew also operates and maintains its own four 43 ton arresting engines. The Pilot Landing Aid Tele- ViSi0H CPT-AT? and Fresnel Lens 0141031 Hodsden M., AA Gray G., ABEL Dooghan B., LCDR odd J., Landing System CFLOLSJ branches ope- rate and maintain the electronic equip- ment that the pilots use to maintain their proficiency at landing', on a post- age stamp size rolling airfield. Front Row L to R: ABE-l Mchenry Thomas, AA Collett K., ABE-l Torres R., ABE- l Cole G., Back Row L to R: CWO Morgan C., ABEAA Cartwright L., AA Senay D., ABE2 K, Front Row L to R: ABE3 Flood James A ABE3 Flore Yamacio V ABE3 Galla ' ' ' . 1 -7 , ., gher,W1ll1a J.,ABE2 G t d D , ' - Eia32uK., ABEAA Brown Rochelle, ABEAA Terry, Edgar B., ABEAA Woodin, James A., ABEAIlInStrange, Gariywveg , avld L Q AA Chris 1 e Row L to R: AA Schrock P., ABEAA Cawley Douglas J., ABEAA Manning Daniel J., ABEAA Miller Kenneth L ABE? Mu h f Lee Edward, ABEAN Rezendes Raymond ABEAN Miner Richard Emmutt ABEAA wdlfmmes A ABE3 kddx Jose HL ABE? rp 5' son Ronald A. , , 'r P A -- . 4 101111- Back Row L to R: LCDR Ford Joh ABE3 Hankins Todd AA Gatneres Amme AA Roussell R ' A D 1 f 1 , l , U I ex, ABEAN Miller Timothy. AA Gentle Rgggrd, ABEAA Swafford Rodney, ABEAA Gaskrll Larry, AA burt David, AA Lovejoy Daniel, ABEAN Bright Walter. ABEL Wiseman 5. arg. ,. 'I 44 llfL Front Row L to R: IC1 Nance L., IC3 Crisp C., IC3 Steele P., EM3 Capuli C., EM3 Sacks R. Back Row L to R: TDC Hartsfield S., IC3 Carter F., ICFA Weas L., AN Wiest I., ICQ Mayer G., LCDR Ford J. Front Row L to RL ABLAA Baker L.. AN Arferburn L, ABLAN Umm! C , ABLE Crm. Nhddle Row L to R LCDR I'Jr,ugherf.y T , AI5Ip.AA Pike I ABLAA F6111 If ABL2 Mm Back Rfzw L to R ABL' Ieiagufc If ABIZ i'7V'I.'3f Q A ABLAA I1'4fIIf:',I'x3': I 'Springs II, ABILAA Desilvs H., AN Smallwcmd Kg AA Stephens M.. ABEAA Rugelo D.. AN Ifef' .I ABL? Alhw1seS,ABI'.2 .Innes S ABILAA Burmmz W.. ABLZAA Lewis M.. ABEAA Moss K., may W . AA Gray fr.. AA Wfmigzmmli I ABII Tombcrlm .I. I,z'e4,Ifafm P ABl1AA liuffr M , AA Smyth B.. ABI? Sreber .I .AA Kmgl .AN Gardner W.. VIf,Iff'1'IA AN Mfiyffrr If AHIAA Kf7'M,IC I. . ABNF Hellas K.. ABL! Blown I... 415 S K-Us fl , . 1. , F M V. L to R: ABH1 Richerzhagen, LCDR Mannel, ABHC Dennison V-3 Division has the respon- sibility of moving and position- ing the ship's expensive aircraft in the two large Hgaragesn be- low known as hangar bays. This division must ensure that each aircraft gets in and out of its jigsaw puzzlen position in the minimum amount of time so that the Airwing can perform the pit stopi' maintenance necessary to keep the jets air- borne. Additionally this divi- sion operates the three 90 ton capacity aircraft elevators which cycle to and from the flight deck. zunatrtm Front Row L to R: AA Hancock, AN Taft, AA Blumhagen, ABHAN Mcljuffie Back Row L to T: AN Straight, ABHAN Miller, ABHAN Tucker, AA Washington v-3 it 46 I, ii , L to R: AN Matherws, Robert D., AA Olson, Michael G, AA Mendoza, Barry Fr0ntRowLtr1 R ABH? Amuirl Kr5rmf:?!u I, 7 ABH? Dolan Iffrmznci W, AA Porte: RCITIHICI Cf. AA Way.JG W arzlf Row L fn R AN few' ram, :rw Y, AISH? Sf'ma!lzfy ,Az.I!,wm H AHHAN Whxlc' R1rilna:ci.l..ABHAN f f -1 fwyfx c.'1.'v 5 1 ge- . ff lr A i' a - 'L .L we . L rs UI ,cl N7 lk,f.-l11:.:,,l-. 1 jf! . vs Hive. 2 . i L va mv xssv. . , xy 'al - if' i ,..,., . - A ' , ' 4, lm A I . N , .KM , V f. . ' ,' w F .LV , T.. A . V ,vii if .- af' ' ,..::5'.a?Vk' 1 . I f 1 W ,MQ ' 745 ' X , Q' . , 4:1 A . L, ...x . -- A .oi Ti -QQ' . xx ,V , A , :RJ . , ' V J, 1 ' Y 1' Li ' . L to R: AA McCaulley Phillip T., ABH-3 Rivera Jose N., ABH-1 Lindsey C.Lf', AA Johnson, Gregory W. Front Row L to R: ABHAA Mayes Richard D., AA Martinelli Michael QNMNB, AA Pm-ref lxriigmpd L.. ABHAA, Vaughn Tim W. Back Row L to R: AN .lones Jerry W., AN Colurusso Joseph C, AN Supp Anthony l., ARH.-XN Blevins James lf. 48 . . ,-.,. 4 - . .,,, ,I ,....,. ...,. .sr-.-1... --,LgM,,.,. ,H -.1...:..3av...-px...har-.-4.m-wr.-q.4.4::...ma.v+-va..--un..-Lv-mega-I1 .,-.,.- sq,-Vw:-M N. ..s.--- .-,, , . ,V ,, fag. Front Row L to R: ABH3 Harris, Mark CNMNJ, AN Holt, James C., AN Fleming, Thomas M., ABHAN Grand Steven M. Back Row L to R: AN Simons, James J., ABH3 Maldonado, Charles NMN, ABHAN Miller, Victor L. FTW nfl L to R: ABH-3 Mederos. Gerald fNMNJ Bay 2 ABH3 Galbreath, Barry l.. Bay l PON ABHI Uvv Frank lg Trauuug PDA -19 4 W I 1 L x Front Row L to R: AR Fisher, AR Slagle, AR Chilson AR Kurtz, AR Page Back Row L to R: CWO4 Thomas,AR Taylor,ABF l Warren, ENS Elliott, AR Alexander, ABF l McCauley, AR Reed 7- 1. Front Row L to R: AA Mickman Pale R., ABE-1 Tabinga Fron Row L to R: AA Mz1rkC.Nz1idow,AAAmndo1' Rule Nelson C . Back Row L to R: ABHI John W. Yates. A.-X Murwl Snipe B k l . . - V ac Row L to R. ABEC LCWI G Darrd M., AN Lmdzey AA Pedro VZllCIlllIl Lewis S., AN Provine Johnny C. X 52 X 1. B I N xwwu om len: Im All- Iwuss I ,I HLI3 sm A NASH Moen bmw, R X eww we www ,ae Hmm Jvucztkis I I A Www' L L I K ie Xe e I I 'QNNRSFI Vx L 9? k , K-X A, I - , I I fi. 1 ,322 IBQIQlf,i7 X, I I ,yy g . N X XA in XX 7. 7 gf XT -1 I IV X lx, I I L IS I IT. I . IW HW K9 -47 TI , , I XII ' 2 Q R f I, f X A lfsx iig -,F , ' I fx IYSQX Aff' X ff' X xgrjj '1 X 1 XJ I I 'I eff' I ' I Il? I-15' I 'Lf FI T ' fl :I 'V Q ff X fftpr I I II I X, , . ij jf N if I k N' I I i Qs-J Front Row L to R: AA Christeren Jom., YN2 Shelly D.K., Back Row L to R: ABCS Pacama, YNSA Stevenson, T.L. Front Row L to R ABPAA Kefm Ip W AAHIHAI? BIMQI R WIA AN Kuk If, , ABI AA Pmffil RI., ABIT? Pere? G. Back Row ln. to R AN Iarvr, I' W A AISIAN fmfifm I ABIIAN QIUI403 K I. AISI AN Iizulvy .IN ,ABFAN Brown HJ., AR Gay TI.. AR g . urmfr, IJ 'u W I n .....,..-.wr---.Q-.Q--,. - .,.....-,W V ...-.A ,i,,..,-fa. .-, -.. -,,,.a. -. A... ..,. f-,W I l Front Row: Head Coach YNl Wolfman Gilkey . 4 T Back Row L to R: AA Sharp, ABEAN Comack, YN2 Watkins, SN Patton, AEAN Joiner, SN Perkins, AA Weram, SA Hall, EMFB Watkins, YN3 Norfleet, SN Martin Team players not in picture: ICFA Carolina, SKSA Grady, AA Hayward 1980-81 MIDWAY BASKETBALL TEAM This young, talented group is being groomed into a WESTPAC title contender by their coach, YNl c'Wolfman,' Gilkey. The 4'Magics, although they represent an almost total turn-over from last year's squad, have compiled an impressive 32-l4 recordg but more importantly, they have achieved a degree of consistency which is unmatched by rival teams. Coach Gilkey, who has a 93-24 Win-loss record in four years with the team, sums up the team's philosophy. c'We play hard, and practice even harder. Furthermore, this group plays as a team No one man's ego takes precedent, no one individual puts themselves above the team. Basketball is a team game, and we do everything together as a team. V u' -, I , f . 'e .- N I 1 '7 ' X if - fs: . ' 1' QMS Yjyiifj WC , M MIDWAY MAGIC MAMAS L to R: Teddy Kellner, Judy House, Jo Carmichael and Carole Carlsen 54 .. . . 1 , 1, ., . , .-..1, .' , ,-Wi.. ,,,:..,.,, -,- ' . .....,.... ' 4 : f 'i1:.-ra.-.-u..e...4r ecqun - -' 'BFF4--f'4 ' if ' ' f-..1 ' '- .....x.-.h..l- - - ., I . .- . . 'inf WW 3 lx ,VX ,, 'Z X: CAPT. S. R. Briggs fformer CVW-5 Commanderj CDR. Roger Flower, CVW-5 CO Commanded by CDR Roger Flower, USN, Carrier Air Wing FIVE is comprised of SEVEN squardrons CVF-151, VF- 161, VA-56, VA-93, VA-115, VAW-115, VAQ-1365 and two detachments CVMFP-3 and HC-l Det2J totalling 235 officers and over 1600 enlisted men. The 85 aircraft assigned to Air Wing FIVE squardons are the nucleus of USS Midway's striking force. Overall planning and coordination of Air Wing FIVE operations is accomplished by the CVW-5 Staff which consists of the following permanently or temporarily assigned personnel: Commander Carrier Air Wing FIVE, l0 Staff Officers, five Chief Petty Officers and 21 Petty OfficersfNon-rated personnel. Carrier Air Wing FI E ,.x x ' vf--:sl M aaa NAVY R 5 ass wamxr NM-A -. . , Q 3. :asf X.- Q.'eg :.fi:?FPf -H J , ' wry, ,.V,k Z ...x Mig, 6 Qqwxs - , 'V A x X ' , ' 'Q . , xl' fa 7 f ' V ' 'Fl ' ' to ,- I v ,V ' , J ' f M-.- 1, ? N Q Q A , J x , fx- N J i A , Wt N , ,,. fi, - j M 1-.,. A ,fs I l F' 1- U V, I 5 kfvrfgx -. .,fX,.' AA-' xl v E X. , A , ,TL . - AMX U at .. ,F - X E f an K! 0 .,n' L lf? J 4 V , 1 . - . Y A I J' ? 7. fc' ' ww - 'V 1 ' r ' ,X xl ll L , 1 'X Y I , 'K 'R v J fx-V f , 4 v '1 Front Row L to R: YNSN '6Shag,' Marlowe, YNSN Colombo, YNC Walter Hawkins, LT Scott McDonald, LT Don Heindel Back Row L to R: CAPTAIN S.R. Briggs, LCDR Mike Detchemendy, LCDR Rod Casey, LCDR Bill Walker, LCDR Atch Arribas, LCDR Bob Striker U:J::r FWHM W H ' '52 . F- ' .3 - 'fgwif' Q , f-P9 ' , 1 .f If .V ,,,, , , 1 , . K , , . ' V J f-K., 5. J Q X , s 'ix IA x U X 1 N W , 'F . ' D J N c s , . ,s X, - r Km :V X 19' , 1 F 1 1 Front Row L to R: AZ3 James Haas, AA William Mitchel, AA Wiliam Roberson Back Row L to R: LCDR Don Rockwood, AQCS James Matheson, ADCSA Ressie Allen, ATCS George Richardson AZI Donald Johnson ' 1 . ..,, ,...,.,......,-.,-,. -L-.--.... .-..LY,..4, ew.: ...Ui -...--.-. ..,.,.,:..-. - , - KL., ,,,,.-, . N Y ,Aunt 3 MA I, U, N-A I , WY r F- f2iaC:+' 2-zu if ISZ484 uf f ' 1 V ff -ff A ai . Q' ' tf7'. :'i 5, L' - Front Row L to R: AA Glenn Leshen, AMEAN Manuel Lozano, AN Tom Nault Back Row L to R: AN Dennis Beatty, SA Scott Grahm, BMI T.L. Bowman, PNSA Paul Gillam, LCDR Rod Casey A MIDWAY U55 o In - L to R AML-.AN Washmg1on1ANHarr1s,AMIp2Wr1gInl,AMl12 York, AMLAN Jones YT SQ x 3 X' VE' ,Y 'J CDR. L. C. Bryant fformer COD CDR. C. S. Mitchell, CO Starting the 25th year as a jet attack squadron, the Champions of VA-5 6 began the last Indian Ocean cruise by winning the first Tailhook competition Award for carrier landing proficiency. On August 22nd CDR C.S. Mitchell assumed command of the Champs relieving CDR L.C. Bryant. Under CDR Mitchell the champs performed with distinction in the IO. Two notable new faces in the squadron were the new EX- ecutive Officer, CDR E.E. Shipe III, and MACS Jerry Veler, the Command Senior Chief. During the cruise the enlisted men of VA-5 6 did an outstanding job, from the total maintenence effort that allowed us to fly over 2300 hours. To the four enlisted men who earned honors as CVW-5 Sailor of the Month, two men es- pecially distinguished themselves, PN2 Paul Chudomelka and AOl Robert Sage, by winning Midway Sailor of the Month honors. The Champs continue to distinguish themselves as the finest light attack squadron in any theater of operations. In Japan, Korea or the Indian Ocean, the Champs serve as the edge of the sword . Avy- i Am 4- 7 'J-fi lr 'l , w M- 1 V ' f' f i xm I N H A A -K VM- M i N, . ,, Qf 'jf Front Row L to R: LT Crane, LT Alexander, LCDR Myers, CDR Mitchell, LCDR Co1antoni,LCDR Rittenour, CWO Hixson, ENS Cahill Back Row L to R: ENS Morgan, LT Caulk, LT Haug, LT Donovan, LT Linn, LT Moffatt, LTjg Reddish, LTjg Carpenter, ENS Lozand A 1:11 4 5 S. Front Row L to R: ATC Boone, AOC Meigs, ADC Rodriguez, AQC Bowden Back ROW L to Rf ATCS Anderson, ADC Arroyd, AQC T1-emff, AHC Lee, AEC Mmm, AMCS veit-k Front Row L to R: AMS3 Ray, AN McManus, AN Lang, AN Foxall, AD3 Cuthkelvin Back Row L to R: AN Gust, AN Erie, AN Hallgarth, AN Wilson, AN Ballosh, AN Carr, A03 Gibson, AN Harrell L to R. PRAN Howard, PRAN Sotask1, PRAN Vernon, PRAN Howard H745 rl 21 , lr 'rl 1 I aug,-9 55 I X1 LJ- Front Row L to R: AMS3 Noreen, AD3 Houle Back Row L to R: AOC Treffert, AE? Jacoby, AQ? Halle 6? P I 1 Front Row L to R: AD3 Mckenra, ADAN Corbin, ADI Jiao Back Row L to R: AD3 Thomas, AD3 George, ADAN Macawley, AD3 Goffredo, ADAN Fitch AD2 Stuart fmissingj hi? .gr 4... YJ Front Row L to R: AOl Williamson, AMEl Florendo Middle Row L to R' AOC Bowden, AEl Fourroux Back Row L to R' AZ2 Henscl1,AZ3 Sandoval, ADl Moore, ANHI Cupp f L to Ri AMS2 Benson, AMHAN Coll1nS. AMS3 Agufc1,AD3 Tyson 05 7 4-I if 2 -as Front Row L to R: AN Reno, AZ2 Beasley, AZ2 Hensch, AR Oenslow Back Row L to R: ATCS Anderson, AZAA Mathis, AK3 Sherrill, AQC Treffert, AZl Marsh, ADC Arroyo, AMHl Robert to R Afjl Parker, AR Latm, AN Corrfm, 1 Vv-',f,r, AN Perf, L to R: AMEAN Burton, AMEAN Jones, AME3 Rocheford, AMEl Krebs x, 1 Y . SI - A 'Li' 4 X , A ,,, I ll KV h . x- L to R: AOAN Moore, AN Smith, AMS3 Lopez, AMSAN Keitt, AT3 Orema, AMS1 Lance L to R: PN1 Trubey, PN2 Chudomelha, YNSN Anderson, DK1 Hamer 68 Q 1 .R 1 , A X CDR. Eugene E. Mitchell CFormer CO5 CDR. Rex Rackowitz, CO The Ravens', of Attack Squadron NINETY-THREE fly the all Weather capable A-7E Corsair II Light Attack Air- craft produced by Vought Corporation. The primary mission of VA-93 is power projection in the form of striking targets both at sea and ashore. The A-7E is capable of speeds in excess of 500 knots and ranges over 600 nautical miles. A distinguishing feature of the Raven aircraft is the fearsome 4'Shark Teeth appearance, made famous by the 6'F1ying Tigers of WW II. The saudron is composed of 20 officers and 240 enlisted men. The 6'Ravens were awarded the 1979 CNO Safety HS for excellence in safety programs and performance. The squadron sharpened their professionalism With a detach- ment to Taegu, South Korea during the Spring of 1980. There they astonished USAF and Korean Air Force units alike with their high sortie rates, high availability, and deadly accurate Weapons delivery. CDR Eugene F. MITCHELL, USN led the Ravens as Commanding Officer and made his l000th carrier arrested landing in September 1980. CDR Rex RACKOWITZ, USN served as Executive Officer and assumed command in October of 1980. 48' ' QFD Aff SGUAUVQE 69 -A, ,o- 1 uw- u 4 6 rf, is A' .,4:if?A NL 4' ,, y ,., , .Hifi Nu . ,, - MMT ,J- W- H n rw. nf sfffsg A QFX fa-ie Front Row L to R: ENS Brain Yanagi, CWO2 Bill Earl, LTjg Winston Wood, LTjg Eric Mosley LTjg Gary Williams, LT Pat King, LTjg Robert Wood, LTjg Robert Hanner, LT Thomas Massicotte, LT Mark Lehr, LTjg Ron Henderson, LT Harry Skirm Back Row L to R: ENS Leonard Fahrni, LCDR Wayne Stravsbaugh, LCDR Ron Miller, CDR Eugene Mitchell CCOJ, CDR Rex Rackowitz OCOJ, LCDR Pat McNulty, LCDR George Crim Missing LT Anibal, Delgado, LTjg Scott Donaldson ip, .f J., 2'-1 ff L to R: PRC Shaw, PNC Suplee, ATC Berq, AOCS Hunter, ADC Luhey, AEC Dobbs, ADC Fisher, AVCM Saunders, ATC Urwin, AEC Wasson, ADCS Turner 'Cv--ll: L.. --f-4.--.-H-N -- ' ' ' ' Front Row L to R: AD1 Leongson, AMH1 Champion, AD3 Telleson Back Row L to R: PRC Shaw, AE3 Thomas, AMHAN Walerski LTjg Hanner 'I N, gms.. ll! K Front Row L to R: AQ3 Cervenka, AT3 Pugh, AA Reed, AT3 Abbott A03 Kieth AOAN Frankie A02 Tweed A03 Kr A03 , , , y, use, Tenorio, AA Viles, AE1 Hammel Middle Row L to R: AEC Dobbs, AT2 Cody, AE3 Boersma, AQ1 Hawks, AEAN Reed, AOAN Matias, AEAA Hatton, ATAN Van Sheet, AQ1 Ralston, AT2 Meahl, ATI Aquiar, AOAN Edenfield, AOAN Togia, AOC Lukey Back Row L to R: LTjg Wood, A02 Best, A01 McBride, AQAN Prassar, A02 Lamaak, A02 Wheelock, ATI Raitz, AE3 Guinn, AE3 Johnston, AQ2 Blackwell, AEI Carrico, AQ3 Ford, ATC Unwin 72 Fm H ll I I P13 J' x, Q mfcg- ' 5 fyhv' '-L.. L15 Front Row L to R: AK1 Carranza, AA Cdebaca, AZ3 Waterhouse, AA Prentice, A02 Atkinson, AZ1 McDowell, AN Richter ' Back Row L to R: LT Delado, ATC Berg, AEC Wasson, ADCS Turny, AQCS Hunter, ENS Fahrni l ha? V , .rp . , Q si 1, A Front Row L to R1 ADI Sunglao, ATI Hinote Back Row L to R: AW GilIesp1e,AOi Riley, AZ2 Tafoya . , ,. ,..,..-.. - ,. . . .. . - f..-Q wx-,,t..-,L...'.,-......--.1-Y-f...Q -.,i,. , - x LK Q' if :J -M r , EW: 1 L S , ,L - 3 L 0 3 'L , . , 1- ,. ' ' I ' I !'KK' P 1 ' f 4- . W, if rm .Rf Front Row L to R: AMHAN Trindall AA Birdsong, AMHAN Henson, AA Patao, AMSAN Lee U Back Row L to R: PRC Shaw, AMSAN Stanwood, AA Lafleur, AA Reavy, AMH3 Ruckes, AA Kostanskl, AMH3 Jolmson AMSAN York, AMH1 Douglas, LTjg Hanner D . .vu J ,,,, .1- ..,.sr - , .,,,,t,e,m,. , - ws A' V ,fx x . an f s 1 , , . 's rl , A f 1 JN ' 1 ' , . ,M ,4-bv .W . N- ' ig-1 Y he A Front Row L to R: PR2 Tolzman, AN Savedra, AE3 Boersma, AA Gomes, AME2 Reynolds, ADAA Winter, AD3 Goodson, AMEAN Jones Back Row L to R: ADC Fisher, AMS1 Madere, AMSAN McGowan, PR3 Macho, AQ2 Brace, AME2 Baker, AA Hollings- worth, AA Patterson, AA Keenon, LTjg Henderson V- ii W Q Iv' i .Q is Front Row L to R: AA Render, AN Doyle, AN Rodgers, AD3 Sullivan, AMSAN Bain, AA Ferguson, AOAA Jones, AMHAN Wofford Back Row L to R: ADC Fisher, AMS3 Critchlaw, ADI Stehlik, AMSl McClain, AMS2 Donaldson, AD3 Everest, AMS1 Aicheson, AMSl Moore, LTjg Henderson K iw Gi V4 r ' if 'is-5 W3 L,-315 mi... -r,,-f C ,rm , i 2' , nfs: 4 - f- ,wa-ffr-ferr ix L f . f P 5 Front Row L to R: SA Brown,AA Diaz, SN Fotheringham,YN2 Burris, AOAA Hunter, ATAN Babb, AA Kiely, SA Thompson Back Row L to R: YNl Gillfey, AMH Lily, YN2 Watley, SA Oliveria, ENS Yanagi, PN3 McDevitt, PNC Suplee, PN3 Lonano, LTjg Wood, AA Sanford, LTjg Williams, ADAA Hicks, LTjg Mosley, YNSN Pyle, LT Massicotle, NCI Banko, LCDR Crim Tuffy: I In im: . I , . ' ' r,,,,,f CDR. R. C. Franz fformer COD CDR. J. B- Favaro, CO The Eagles of Attack Squadron ONE HUNDRED FIFTEEN are three hundred strong. VA1 l5 is responsible for the operation of the all-weather INTRUDER a medium attack bomber that can carry aloft 14,000 pounds of ordnance and deliver it to an enemy unseen under all conditions. The f'Eagles maintain A-6E INTRUDER's in an ever-ready status as part of the MIDWAY!Air Wing FIVE team. The squadron has had an impressive record of achievement during the thirty-plus years it has been in commission. Today, VAll5 strives to carry on this legacy and, as a team, have taken the lead within the A6 community. Through hard work and diligence we have won the COMNAVAIRPAC Battle Efficiency Pennant and the CNO Safety Award for 1978. Both awards would not have been possible unless each individual had contributed one hundred per cent to make the f'Eagles', the acknowledged Hbest in WESTPACV' VA1 15 is here to do a job and we do it to the best of our abilities. We are truly an organization with attack as its mission, the A-6E INTRUDER as its arm, and men as its heart. 76 'E if ,Y ,L .,i:, , .1 - , -. . , f ,. , M Q 3. 'gifzji xx , 5.13 H 44 p. f- -ata fd U' 4 ' Q1 1,4 ' ,. Photo by T. Zimmerman ir WE A ' A -'v ' A ., ,.,J .wsu L ' '4 .rf f'Q Il!.r' f.l,f 'l 1-.Q ..,.....-.giv-,s-w-.nQ- ?:-xgq9vfa-pq4f:v+na ., , . S , , w- ,. 'W 751695 4 'ii Front Row L to R: LCDR 'fWoody,, Wood, LT Tugg Thomson, LT Lud Kern, LT JR Wooten, LT Budley', Jewett, LTjg H. Beanl' Hirata, LTjg Lil Lukel' Ridenhour, LT Gaijin Moriki Middle Row L to R: CDR 'cSkipper Franz, CDR KD. Favaro, LT Beep McCole, LCDR Trash Smith, LCDR Chip Batchelleu, LTjg Stanley Banwes, LT '6Roy Rogers, LTjg 4'Binky,' CroW,LTjg O.T.', Podenail, LCDR Willie Nelson, LTjg '4B.J.', Kirkwood Back Row L to R: LTjg Frankie Poo Oxsen, ENS 'cFlounder Busch, LCDR '4Padne,' Stricken, LT '4Marcec Bushong, LTjg uBrod', Simms, LT Wings Korben, LT Emmett', Kelley, LTjg HI-liramw Walker, LCDR S'Mac McDougal, LTjg Bird', Pequin, LT Jocko,' Worthington, LTjg Animal', Anderson, LT Buckaroo Gordon, LTjg Gunner Lemieux, ENS Q.Af' Lamont T M ,- .'! 'Water V . , .., ,-T, Y 'T rw-H 'w ie'- r17 ..y,'-' if' T ' 2 r'M'n5f?g?'Zlill131liff52 4 it nfl. x'-7t5'5'1w-4-.ia,i'.,.,311, Lv. W' ' . , ...f 2 f ' , , , , , ,... ., , ., , A , Front Row L to R: ADC Harry Hugues, AFCM Charles Haupt, ATC Sam Slade, AFCM DG, Salvagno, AQC R. Andrews, AOC Fast Freddie Au rust 5 Back Row L to R: ATCS B.W. Herdman, AVCM Flyoft ' King, PNC F.K. Sanritua, NCC The Hookn Neeley, AMEC SlLllG21l'ClIl6l', AECS JD. Wright, AMHC GR. Bomherger, ATC DR, Jglgobg r 7 8 'Q 'ar in as 2 A 54, l 5 Front Row L to R: PR3 Robert Taylor, PR2 'CBT' Pierce Back Row L to R: LT Jr. Wooten, PRAN Joe Griffen, PRAN Greg Parr, LT Worthington f . 'mlb R Q FMT Front Row L to R A02 Baxrer Hamer, AO? Sample Kim, A02 Yak Ynkuclouiczh, AQ3 Ferguson Fergy, A02 Cortd All2',f,Y, ll li1l',lUUl'eQj fl?1Ff,f:l Back Row L to R AU? ban llafalf,fm AU? Har Garwc,r, A03 l,mry'lrm1In, AO! Mac McMaster, AO2 Bill Wibbensr AQ3 Le'-. Shar ff: LT Bwfnf. flamfca., AOAN Hzms lelnrlora T. l, '79 . .. . .., .,u-,Mi-. .,,,. .,.1.......-.....-.',-,.,,,.:.:,,1.-...W-.y?..,.-m-gg. 1 V , , A H A L , .I f l ---,..Lf,,.L, -,:. ...1M1a,..1....fI...I.I .. . .Sh ll I I- - l H I ' I I I ' ' I I Y. , 1 iq ..., T ST Q1 UE In-qu , . , xr . I' ,wp .. , v K KN If ' ' I' 5 . A AN -,' W 0 0 U 5 it , H-1 ,. , .. 1' 'I 1-. is - Front Row L to R: AT3 '6Pinky Pinkston,AT3 Ernie Wilson,AT3 Marty', Schmidt, ATAN '4Ivan Hall, AT3 Robby Robinson Back Row L to R: LTJG O.T. Podenak, ATl Smitty,, Smith, AT2 c'Pat Kolb, AT2 Bull', Turnbull, AT3 c'Woody Woods, ATl c'Rick Hatfield, LT Marcel Bushorg 'iz 'it' S , T . Q u T Q 'E SH - ' - x.. 1 , , I Y .. 1' L ff. ,rr ,R 1 I I-1 Front ROW L to R3 PN? Ernest Own SYIVCSWY, PNC Fili F.K. Samifua, PN2 Loyd Pl, Face Davison. PNB Andre C. Griflin, LT Ludwig Lud', Kern Ill Back Row L to R: PNAN David Flash,' Riedemann, YN2 Michael lgor Page, PNSN Stanley Ski Grabowsld YNI B ' 80 ruce Spare mel' Solomon, YN3 Gary Whatfs your mp Hey, SN lVlzmuclk Dz1 Count Bzxflmfn IH .-.l....M I IJLIC Front Row L to R: AZ1 E.L. '6Pinoy Kidi' Lopez, AFCM C. Servmart Haupt, AN L. Delacrvz Back Row L to R: ATCS B.W. Skippo Herdman, AVCM Flyoff T.M. King, ADC HJ. l'Dirty Harrya' Hugues, AZ3 K.L. Sweet Tooth Beatty, CWO S.H. Baron Fuchs H Front Row L to RQ AMH3 Whitley, ADAN Kroom, AMSAN Jeff Pipebender'l Atchison, AMSAN Taco Juarez, AMHAN Weirdo OLivares, AN Washington, AA i'Wolfl' Boone . Middle Row L to Rf ADAN Uflhicffi Ouintana, AN Jennings, AN l'S+Ml' Silcock, AN g'Fatnian Cherry, AMSAN Fox, AMSAN UC fxfnelius, AMSAN Mfififisew Gofishy, AN lxiriarrlo, AA SiSclc Back Row L to R, Lljg L'An1rnal' Anderson fliranch Cloj,AMH2 Spacenizm Brennan, AN Riemer, AMH3 Unsat Sattergren, QQPU Vmgyg flying Chigfjt ADI Brown, AMH3 l'MadharcV' Allis, PRAN lillis, AFAN g'Scoohy Sarenser, AN Bones,' Switzer. ,ANISAN lJif,lf' Whl1e,l,'l ullivfflifirrihrarl' Korhrcr fflivxsicin Clnj Xl 4 ...gn ...v-..L.-fzv-+'.fg.fg.... .fn-4-f,-.-. .Jr ,1 ,.f.,1.-vv, Y - - Front Row L to R: 6'Bob', Ager, Randy RT Thomas, Bill Willy Wibbens, Starvin Marvin Johnson Back Row L to R: LTig Animal Anderson, Kris Hikids7' Cooper, Randy Cookie Monsteri' Calvert, Dennis Woody,' Woods, LT John Divebomber,' Korder . 1 ual I . .Q,V. 82 iiizsij Front Row L to R: AFCM DG Salvagno. A01 g'Dog Face Sides AQI l'Mad-Dog Madison. AIN Pepper Rec Vildrizi Back Row L to R: AFI S.R,, Jaeger A22 Wild Bill Reiiiicit. C-XMFl Rex Rnrdy, AMS1 Qing Riiigliqmi ATC lzicohs, FNS Q l .Hilviii ' ' 'J ,J iii- ,rim -.ki:!l.lll ... SUE ' spud. Front Row L to R: A0l M Lucretia', Holt, AOAN W.S. Papa', Parson, A02 EE 'gBenw Borges, A03 RJ. Electric Ioew Rider, AN JA. i'Fargo ' Wells Middle Row L to R: A01 M.K. 'cCat Cathey, A03 S.M. Kunckles Cronin, AOAN J.R. Ulesse' Hernandez, AOAN E.L. 4'Eel Johnson, A03 T.W. NTruck', Hooser, A01 C.T. Silver Eoxn Williams Back Row L to R: AOC ED. Fast Freddiew August, AOAN B.C. Wog Harpster, A02 T.0. Grunt Sferett, A03 C.W. Big Mac Lirrle, A02 TJ. :'Boe Crowley, A03 E Snow Stelly, LT Greg 6'Marcel Bushong, LTjg AL HGunner', Lemieux i-vi,, . T1 5 DE,, 'Q' if ' '7 R 1 ' f ' V ,nsfz I ,, . L to R ,VX f,a',.Tla'., A vl':i 'z'fi.fff'. '-fungi, INS Mark Iiuscli, AK? Vmmm Hensley, AN Kfff T W3i ,f. XR 5 ,nil , N , ga. ,' iv ' v , 'i 4 1' v' an l LA V , A .. . p- -ss. :A , f P qw- rv A X I . p XJ 1 , -K is I 2 3 ,, All Front Row L to R: AN F. Roy Diaz, AA 'I -1 W. Keith Beyer, AA G. Mario Bonello Back Row L to R: LT W.E. McCole lll. ,rw-, .Q-Q? ABl Reaves L. Albert, AR Nick A. ,, , ' Randolph, AA Duane L. Sharp, AOl A -' , Michael G. Holt 'Q V ,.x X Q X - Q A in-VA-W -A ' li' N r ESE-A-aHi:z.:f-Liv, ,, ,. , ' , . A , vu f , l - ., , ,N 1 - . , ,f - ' l l- A ,- E3 I l l . M , n ., v x. -1 . 'Zvi Front Row L to R: AE3 'cBicl' Bickel, AE3 AL Geddis, AN Bohn Wallis, AE2 g'Bob Agar, AE2 Walt Staples. AF3 lNililw Davidson Back Row L to R: LTjg Bear Hirata, AE3 Joan Ross, AE3 'gKlondikc Klunder, AEI Moon Mullen, AEl Oly Olson. AN Tom', Gray, AEAA Buck Fontenot, LT Marcel Bushong 84 if f Front Row L to R: AMS3 James Pettaway, AMH3 Ruben Rielo, AMS3 David Ogy,' Oglesby, AMS3 64M8LM,,, Moser, AMS3 Don Holmer, AMS2 Francis Garcia, AMS3 Robert Waugh Back Row L to R: LT '4Buckaroo Gordon, AMHC Gary Bomberger, AMS3 HChris Cooper, AMS2 Howie,, Mossor, AMH3 Phillip Ryan, AMS2 Inn , Ward, AMS1 Lester Holloman, AMHl Andy Caldwell, AMS3 Randy Tharer, AMHl Maruin Johnson, LT Jocko Worthirgtor hall FQ! Front Row L to R: AMSAN cflutchn Clawson, AMSANHCountry'7 Cavener, A 'X AMS3 NTa1e7' Taylor Back Row L to R: LT HBuekarorf: Gordon, AMH3 Marty '4Sl1m7' Roberson, QLTne Arabianz' Airman Heamr, AO? Scott Cronin, AMHE Mfiafl Johnston, LT Iuka Warthrngvon X5 DUE 'L I . s --f 77 ., 'MQ 3 1 :u -..,..,f ' 7 ff I ,ju - L 1 ,W N i f K' .f 1 1 I I Ti T l T Y V YV A ,.,-i's'geZm:iMsr- ' ffif-v4i. .:'i1m',i',...'1'+-V . . ' 112, .1 J: f ' ' ' Front Row L to R: LT Wooten, AMEC Sid Gardner, Macho,' Sarson, AME3 M. Grisby, AMEAN A.S. Villa, LT Worthington Back Row L to R: Manuel Pogi Roman, '4Moose Cauert, D.R. Cojacari, I.D. Heldreth ffyaeff ' R, lj ,iimuxx X V A 419 5 w A H ' ' --P5 S' v I - , 1 W .. 1 1 ,, X Q15 lzmnqz..-. - . Front Row L to R: AMS2 4'Nightstalker Mathis, AMS3 De1'ange,' Desrosier, AE3 Big HD Dave Davidson Back Row L to R: LT Buckaroo Gordon, AQC R. Andrews, AMSAN D.R. Henrich, ATJ2 R.H. Neff, LTiJoi-ko Worthington ,E -1 ll' xx- Q Q - 86 K' as-W Quan V Front Row L to R: AD3 Voodoo',Hughes,ADAN Sonny Gadigan,ADl Abdule', Cardona, AD1 Grumpy Gruwell, AD3 Dudley Do Wrignt, AO3 Wood Chuck Nevitt, ADAN l2th Stagen Richardson Back Row L to R: LT Wooten, AD3 Possum', Maillovx, AD3 1 eye Hugns, ADAN '6Peckarooski Peck, ADAN Errol Flynn, AD3 '4Polka', Doty, ADAN '6Breeze Randall, ADI '4Pepper Viloria, LT Worthington 5 5 'i 5 .Ii E l' -' E ' W 'Ii 1 vvQ,llMe,f1,1l-'5 Mme +0 illlxloo ?.vg+ ldv me sa7,yo,vle3lll in Sad- Wave lgee vr In ala-Hg aboule Wvwa,+s an beefy domg a gfeawh Jfjlqaml dom? go grea-l Hxaf A 93,05 fd W'1+lx YOUR' Lwes E15i2+ll3S2,0D1glfWVQw:5,f'lg,lLllf'Fx9 -cigia+1ve Flaw 4-Q reffeuqe 036 Q T Q zifisa, 54.355 IQ 5 - E 4555555 E '!!:::::: 5 5 'ef' 5 5 fr...-..-Y , W :ri ---1 I I n - ' l .HMS MQW F25 QGQJ ami We M37 LD? OM, l mow for qlke had hQfe,J-.IIJUWQ MQWSMV C 5 I o 0 0 Q 0 G9 022 SP ' ob 0 o 060 fl , ma, f? 87 , ii. 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Other vital missions include strike control for attack aircraft, surface surveillance coordination, search and rescue coordination, communications relay, control of missile firing exercises, and a multitude of other missions that demand extensive command and control. The E-2B Hawkeye, one of the largest aircraft aboard USS Midway, is easily recognized by its large retractable rotodome, and the four vertical stabilizers, or tails. Propelled by two turbo-prop engines the E-2B is capable of fly- ing at altitudes up to 30,000 feet with a maximum on station time of six hours. The Hawkeye carries a crew of five: a pilot, co-pilot, combat information center officer, air control officer, and enlisted flight technician. From the per- sonnel who work on the aircraft, to the men who fly and operate them, the VAW-l 15 Liberty Bellsn commanded by CDR George E, Huxhold are a highly qualified team dedicated to one end: Service to the Fleet. 94 lfne 'W .,,...- 1 s X, avg' gl -I - 1 ,f , '27 e.:.,:.'.1.:ai.:,L.:uaQ i'T7.l'l.1g.,,,, ' A ' I Z. Q' , -- - ,.- -',g,: - , .,, K- :ff--'-ff .--,Z.-,vfwg---W..km..3f.,, yf,g.A,4 ,vw 3f.,...,..V,, , .,.- f:-,.4f-mffff. ,,,fa pg..,V.A,,l 4V,,,V ,:,,,!,,,,,vm V 'H f9?!!32'-ffgenfl-ae'---isis-f-' . fv -: f253s1rzxixg5F ' 1 ' , , , , , 4- 'A 1- -- -, f, p M ff,w :- f -,z,,ff.. , f y.-- Vg,- , ,.,,,,, .V,,.,..,., I ' . , f 4 j ,' -' ' ' ' ' mv' ' ' ' -Qu .-,3,,., . ' 1f C'j fA-Q.Q.,vw.2,,,-5,-'QQ4 qqg . , 4 1-.JM,,., .-7,2 ., ,. . :.,lg- - f ,1 1-,f,,g3ig,,, V V 'V V ' 'f '- :M 'f-+2433 'jk - 1 .- A 4,5-. ., , .:. 4:1.A,,. ,g .I ,f Grafx,-,, 2,-fwf-,-?,,. Sf .1--, g f ' .- ,- 'f f f 1-, ., A f' ,J-M. . e'f' ,fyf-rw . , . 1 W-44. A '- ' M V - ' 1 , , -X f W-an ,.. 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Brown, LTjg Alfred W. Smith, LT Darryl B. Bailey, LT Laurel W, Whitworth, LCDR George C. Kickhofel 96 L to R: YN2 Claude E. Ford.SN Loreuga QNMNJ Biera. LTjg James H. Patrich. LCDR Ralph R. Nebiher, LT Laurel W, Whitworth, llfig Richard L. Sturh ra F Front Row L to R: PNSA Stanley E. Wrubleski LT Lwster CNMNJ Payton Back Row L to R: YNSA Donald E. Eversoll, LTjg John CNMNJ Powers, YN1 John B. Leech, HM2 Michael A. Comber, LTjg Charles F. Vaughan Front Row L to R: AEI Douglas E. Smith, AT2 Daniel D. Leveille, AT2 Allen C. Berryhill, AT2 Timothy A. Nowak, AE2 Keith A. Lohmann. AEI Curtis L. Lipscomb, AT3 Bruce M. Randall, AT2 John A. Miller Middle Row L to Ri LTjg James Green, ATI Berlc R. Stone, AT2 Terry W. Pulliam, AEI James M. Legan, AE3 Anthony W. Robish. AT? Ronald I Thompson, AT2 John J. Schemm, AT2 Albert W. Morrow, AE2 Alan D, Lang. AT2 George E. Maxwell Jr., LTjg Kevin L. P','Jf'ill Back Row L to R ATI Clark R Metzger, Aly? Bradley R. Cleveland, AIL3 Randolph A. Anderson, AEI Charles J. Homchosky. ATI Jamef. P fxrllina, AT2 David F Stiles, AT2 Roger D. Zoerncr, All? Floyd M. Tillcry. ALAN Ralph l.. Zuakoski 07 gfflr fr 1 , 76111 ,U warn ' ffflxlx 1 xxx , p,,,, Jn fl! ' rv' rx 1. I I I Jill 4 ill!! ' 1 1' 1 . 4 ' .qw irst . il' ' -mf: J 'WRI- L to R: PRAN Dana E. Johnson, AMEAN Grant G. Craver, PR l Claude M. Kitner, AME3 Sylvester QNMNJ Wesley, ATC David L. Jeter, PNl Robert E. Kemp, AT2 Perry M. Jackson, AMEAN David R. Edmiston, LTjg John QNMNJ Powers 98 Front Row L to R: AN Stephen J. Decata, AN Calvin M. Wallace, AD3 Rainaldo QNMNJ Diaz, A03 Darrel D. Lott Back Row L to R: AA Shawn M. Tabellion, AA Robert L. Bowman, AA Gene Casterlin, AA John C. Harkison, AD1 Wilfredo G. Santos 1 'ssl' 'Q' 3 - -BAK L to R: BMI Rodolfo R. Enumembles, ATA.-X Donald F. Simpgpu, AMHAN Louis R. Randall 2-fvj - -1 L rx if . 7 r sQ...ll lil X .SIE-l I f M11 -'ll L.. I I ' Front Row L to R: AMSl Charlie M. Howell, ADl Gilbert W. Rink Jr., AD2 Charles A. Chavez, AMHAN Louis R. Randall, AD3 Michael J. Dorazio, AMS3 Patrick D. Smith, ADAA Kazar L. Colbert Back Row L to R: AMSC Juanito F. Delrosario, AD2 Jan D. Rosenovv, AMSl Ernesto T. Flores, AD3 Jonathan Johnston, AMSA5 Solomon QNMNJ Hopkins, AMHl David J. Niehavs, AN Mitchell Riddles, AA Walter E. Heuck, AMS3 Frederick H. Robinson. .ALMHAN Alan J. Prelesnick, AD3 David A. Jara, ADAN Michael Cheslik, AMEAN David R. Edmiston, AMSAN Tommy J. Bridges, ADl Dennis R. Daza, AR Terrance J. Kelso, AME3 Sylvester NMN Wesley, PRAA Dana E. Johnson I IUQSH PEESIDFNT CARIEQ KIZULD GU OUR Coos NAME mem, AND ,ggqgs E, U3 AS 5109910 5TA'Rcu, INSTEAD or, THAT 01-,452 QARRIERIQ' W A Jx-Qfffl I N Sr:-czsgirems -1 . dkyh I , 'lj X . Mis, l 25? . rg - l NK!! l . f ,J-Af L,.1 nX4j j ' K If I If , X Y Dfifxix . of k , Hkge A-1 .... A KS, ,,,,+ rj xl 4 Front Row L to R: AR Ronald C. Stokely K, ..... ff' an 1 Back Row L to R: AMHl Robert Rothermich, kA,,xJ.f' ft' X U AMEI Jerry W. Willians, AD2 Gerald V. Anderson L if I OU Fighter quadron FI E The c'Vigilantes', of fighter Squadron ONE FIVE ONE fly the F-41 Phantom II produced by McDonnell Douglas Corporation. The Phantom is an all weather Supersonic Fighterflnterceptor which is also capable of air to ground ordnance de- livery. As part of Aiiwing FIVE, VF-1 5 l 's mission CDR- G- M- Hughes, CO is to provide maritime air superiority for the Battle 4 Cvroupg VFl5l is Midway,s first line of defense a- gainst any air to surface attack and also provides fighter escort for attack aircraft. The F--4 Phantoms of Fighting ONE FIVE ONE are easily distinguished by their yellow and black Tiger Taill, paint scheme on the tail section. Within the past year the Vigilantes have twice won the coveted Tailhook Award for the highest squadron Carrier Landing grades in the Airwing, received first place nomination for the golden Anchor Award from the Pacific Fleet Fighter Wing, and flown more flight hours at sea than any other Pacific Fleet F-4 Fighter Squadron. Commanded by Commander Gary M. Hughes,,who recently recorded his l0OOth Carrier Arrested Landing in the F-4, VF-151 broke their monthly flight time record in October during operations in the Indian Ocean. CDR Fox Farrell, the Squadron Executive Office, reported aboard in November 1979. IQI O mi.. ,an 'fr' ,M :var P I1 USS s 'wn First Row L to R: LT White, CDR Hughes, LT Boenker, LT Maclaren, ENS Neimeyer, LCDR Pillittere Second Row L to R: LCDR Bates, ENS Simons, LTjg Hendrick, CDR Farrell, LCDR Smith, LT Hallmark, LF Gallagher Third Row L to R: LT Zwierlein, LT Moore, LCDR Brown, LTjg Edward, LT Henty, LT Martin Fourth Row L to R: CWO4 Cantrell, LTjgFischer, LTjg Brockriede, LT Hanson, LT Hurphy, LTjg Leblanc Fifth Row L to R: LT Zimmerman, LCDR Hester, LTjg Llever, LT Selman, LT McClellan K' A Q iii .:21'T'- yvz E l 'N Af: ' ai! , ' .' , - -1 X ,f O., I !! R p: 'ff-Tfifffi ,- ff1fQ-1fQfQ1fQf ffiifl -ffTTf.fiTT'TT 'f l 1 'Qi Efig QUE!-EOETLIQE 1 i 5 1 U.,L.,, .,r:, .L -,Wi ,I COLLATE RAL DUTY gf., .,...q,,...-1.-qq . I...., ....,i... . Ma. -. f I I 1ll l'.S I . .' 4,.'a4.:-.M J -:xr ri , . v .1 V ' K , ,e Qiaqflfx l lif- A 1' ,ig f' I 1- 1 'rx . A rr xg A J, L , ,.:-'--- , A Q xr 4 'Mn .V , 113 Front Row L to R: ADAN Agcopra, AMH1 0lson, AME3 Dahlem, AD3 Hill, AMS3 Hames, AN Schmidt, AMHAN Giles, ADAN Olson, AMH3 Espanol Middle Row L to R: LT Selman, AMHAN Potter, AN Gravitt, AQAA Babin, AMHAN Sucoe, AA Martinez AE3 Rosales, AE3 Meek, AN Burfield, AMSAN McLaurin, ATI Wilson, ADC Wagner Back Row L to R: AA Patton, AA Ingram, AN Craig, AA Veedell, AQAN De Bozy, AMHAN Pulp, AN Wimbley, AEAN Young If A PLA: -i, lE Cf2P'? AiiJ XR FrontRowL , -,., ,i t,, ii Hotson AE3 Boutelle, AE3 Demyan, Lt Walsh,'AEC Larson Middle Row L to R: CW03 Cantrell, AOAN Faucett, AN Chavez, A03 Kirkbride, A03 Gregory, A03 Parker, ATAN Dollovgma AQ2 Tuchardt, A03 Ang1in,AE3 Fitts, A03 Limoge, A01 Lines, A02 Van Meter, AT2 Moret, A03 Morris Back Row L to R: LT Gallagher, A03 Wolsieffer, A03 Jaeger, A02, Volpe, AE3 Smith, A03 Castleman, A03 Jones, A01 Beadle, ATI Hodger, A01 Wheat, A03 McCall, A03 Smith, AOAN Henderson IO4 to R: AOC Sazaki, A02 Sayre, A03 Beaulieu, A03 Niemi, A03 Mullins AE3 Rams ATAN Clark ATI Walla 'e AE -W 1-f J' 4 4, Syria l lzfrw, , we 53 'lan I iii si., A -3 , :.'-W' 2- N' J , R N V N Front Row L toR: AMS3 Allen, AMS1 Ridler, ADAN Medved, ADl Casby, AMS1 Alford, AN Lopez, ADAN Henderson, ADAN Bouchard, AN Hohnes, AEAN Lauin AMSAN Lewis, AMH2 Welsmiler Middle Row L to R: LTjg Edwards, AMS3 Bell, AMS2 Petrimoulx, AMS1 Garza, AMH3 Leblanc, AN Guerrero, ADl Manalo, AMS3 Tejeda, AN Tapia, AMS2 Layoso, LTjg McClellan, AMSAN Wickware Back Row L to R: AD3 Brossart, AMSAN Ward, AMS2 Payne, AMS3 Edwards, AMSAA Manhire, PRAN Koski, AMH2 Warren PRAN Johnson, AMSAN Ross, LT Martin, AMSC Ecklhoff, ADC Yosifon , I Q SSW Front Row L to R: LTjg Le Blanc, AN Primm, PNSN Beck, YN3 Burnham, PNC Santos, LDCR Hester Middle Row L to R: LTjg Hendrick, ENS Niemyer, YN3 Buero, YNSN Riley, YNl Bolin, SN Fisher, BM2 Bickers, AOC Spencer, LT Hanson Back Row L to R: PN2 Caster, PN3 Keller, PNSR Spelman, YN2 Bowler, AR Huffman, AN Caampbell, AA Speers ii!! A7 :YP - f Z- -it-I' Q 'tx 5 F Front Row L to R: AN Ingram, AME Teel, AME3 Foster, AQl Ford, PR2 Reason, AZ2 White, AN Ar1gerson,AME2 Reiter, LT Clever Back Row L to R: AOC Faxon, LT Hallmark, ENS Simons, AMHC Garrison, AMSC Jelinek, AZ3 Peterson, AMEAN Jordon, AZAN Schulte, AZAA Bohley, AN Rodriguez, AEI Desilvia, AMHl Durbin, AMEI Holbrook, AZl Garrison, PR3 Taylor, LT Boenker, ATCS Sturm, ATC Sage all rg .8-A 106 3 X Fighter quadron . fig r ' f ' ' f Fighter Squadron ONE SIX ONE,s mission is to 'ifllwlax provide air superiority for USS MIDWAY,s forward deployed battle group. Flying the versatile F-4 Phantom, the squadron is also tasked with providing A fighter cover for Carrier Air Wing FIVE attack ele- ' ments and precise air to ground ordnance delivery against enemy targets. Recognizing their combat ready status, mission proficiency and superb maintenance effort, COMNAVAIRPAC recently awarded the Chargers', of VF-l6l their second consecutive Battle Efficiency ET This prestigeous award again pronounces the 6'Chargers,, the foremost Phantom squadron in the Pacific Fleet, a much coveted and well earned distinction. The Chargers , toa man, are proud for having sustained this level of combat ready professionalism for the last three years. CDR. J. L. K. Corcoran, CO fr U59 QU Wag 107 X- ' Photo by A. Downer INK V ,.. ...-...ai , .,,, - ..., - 4- . , . ,. - .L f ......... ,. T l . f, 5, , .fxx -f 4, 4, First Row L to R: ADAN Bret Geren, AD3 Adolfo Arellano, AN Larry Alexander, ADAN Don Minor, AA Kirk Douglas, AMHAA Mike Stevens, AR Dave Hansen, AMS3 Pat Marrow, AMH3 Russ Mlelyea, AME2 Ron Sloan Second Row L to R: ENS Bert A. Hall, LT Neild Nacchio, AMH3 Bob Venker, AMH2 Aldo Barhati, AMH1 Demetrios Al1nacha,AN1Sl Andy Morons, AMHAA Dale Ball, AMSAA Steve Jones, ADAN Terry Fellows, ADAN Terry Fellows, AMH3 Dave Boehner, AMEl Tom Lombard, LT Rick Rogers Third Row L to R: Daniel J. Riesberg, Richard A. Johnson, David A. Jewell, Chippy D. Herring, Gene M. Goldstein, Robert E. Taylor, LTjg Andy Caputi, AMS3 Juse Hernandez, AMSl Carl Lopez, PRI Bob Amend PRAA Jim Thompson, AMSAN Dan Riesburs, AMSAY Richard Johnson, AMHAN Dave Jewell, ADC Chippy Herrins, AEAN Gene Goldstein, ADl Bob Taylor Fourth Row L to R: AMSAA Tony Lovelace,AMSAA John Boutin, AMS3 Steve Casciotta, ADAA Terry Brown, AMEAA Dennis Velarde PRAA Steve Richards, AME3 Essick Mays, AD3 Slim Hilliard, AME3 Simon Young, AMHAN Tony Weathers 70 r.lAll'2 ! X 1 le' Front Row L to R: AA Steve Niginry, AA Bob Monroe, AA Robert Holt, AN Scott Koll, AA John Whisenhnnt, AN Bob Mekeon, AN Kevin Dobson, AR Jack Graves Back Row L to R: LTjg Chris Cleaver, AA Bob Hoffman, AN Charlie Clark, AA Grady Goodwin, AN Fd Lnnnn, AN Dave Schell, AE3 Jim Dunn, AMS3 Sheldan Skeate, AMS2 Chris Schwab, Alll Tom McManus IIO n . 4 is 3 H .lair 7' J ' X 36-f. , , 'P' .hy 4, WI xx r , Q 'fa v. l J r , 'Off' .C AA .yn ' If - l v Ass' Front Row L to R: AZl Dave Heppler, AA Marvin Beatles, A01 Steve Routh, AE1 Stan Detmar Back Row L to R: LT Sam Combs, AECS Bill Wimberly, AZ3 Don Metz, ATC Ed Yakieh, AZ3 Gus Jackson, AEC Cliff Schilke, AUAN Clyde Gary, AZAA Jeff Livesay, AZAN Paul Tucker, AK2 Ronnie Wallace, LTjg Gerry Michauda EN S Bert Hall E2 First ROW L t0 RI A02 Dan Morrison, AE3 Mark Tengwall, A03 Bill Hopkins,A03 Keith Rice I Second Row L to R: AEAA John Holmes, AT3 Jon Turner, A02 George Allmon, A03 Charles Clark, A01 Dave Ward, AQ3 -llmmbf Billingsley, Fran Doyle fTech Repj, A02 Jim Schevrer, A03 Ricr Garza Third Row L to R: LTig Dixie Mays, AE3 Bernie Torres, A02 Ken Brack, AT2 Duane Goertzen, AT3 Neil Sprouse, A02 Jim Ward, AT2 Don Smith, A03 Bob Anderson: A132 Sam Loxano, AEl Charlie Weddle D Fourth Row L to Ri LTjg Mike Lriap, A03 Gary llandergraph, A03 Tom Reyes. AT3 Jeff Tacret, A03 Rick Carter,AOAN Mike Harniltfin, AT2 Ken Guerra, A0l lziigenc Tlqornas. A03 Kevin Johnston, AEI Mike Lynch, A0l Maury Geruidras, AOC Earl Perdue LTJG Alan Downer Helicopter Combat upport quadron Detachment TWO s l - LCDR. D. c. Hoge, o1Nc The SH-3G Sea King Helicopter, flown by Helicopter Combat Support ONE, Detachment TWO, has the well earned nickname of f'Angel . As the primary Search and rescue aircraft aboard Midway the sight of a hovering 'GAngel is the best possible vision to a downed aviator or sailor who has fallen overboard. In addition to her rescue role, the Sea King also conducts logistics and personnel transfers between Midway and her destroyer escorts. The Sikorsky-made Sea King can fly not only forward at a speed of 120 miles per hour, but its ability to fly side- ward at 30 MPH and backward at 20 MPH, make it the most Versatile aircraft aboard Midway. Manned by a pilot, co- pilot, and two aircrewmen, the SH-3G has a range of 450 miles. The detachment of 86 enlisted men and 12 officers is led by Officer-in-Charge LCDR Hoge. II2 - ibu- wuz ina 'nw-ww 11 i f- awe, . V' f 1 , .. V i x '- V l up ,V , , o Y, , Y A VV V0 Q A J , 7 V4 vu! ia., n J I Hi' 44 , ' YJ, 4 ' 1 ' , f 1 ' . , XR ., f f n X . Y i - k'a7 ,.'f , T xo- J 2. 1 - , g f ,f 1 T 4- ,f --. j4n.., 5 ,, ' ., r , 4- 1 , , ,L .DNA- Font Row L to R: Doc,' Rob Hill, LT John McKernan, LT Vern Bothovell, LCDR Jim Levy, LTjg Steve Garcia, LTjg Pete Hyers Back R0 L to R: LCDR Ron Hill, LT Dave Urban, LCDR Don Hoge - OINC, LT Clarence Childers, CWO4 Dick Stevens, LT David DeSilva, LT Sam Ivy i l l l l l Eronli gow L to R: AMHAR Tom Clemens, AMSI Dean Piper, AER Robert Hill, AEA Rmmld Dams. ATN! Mm-k a c e Back Row L to R: AMH2 Michael Ogletree, AMS3 Michael Loy, AMSAN Mike Szmguigni, M53 Scot liivoie, ,-XNISAN Chuck McGoldrick II4 A 1 L to R: ATAN Mike Yancey, AT1 Neal Ossiander, ATI Vince Dahlberg, AT3 Mark Gatchell, AT3 Dan Gerrsch, AT2 James Vanderloski, ATI Jimmie Farris J Front Row L to R AMS1 have Lyfms, AMS! Dean Piper, AMS3 Michael Loy 1 Back Row L ff, R ,A,jv1F,AN Uhr, Hmfjt: AMSAN Chuck McGoldrick, AMSAN Roaberl DedaliS,AMSAN Mike San- gm ll? 4 I i W 1 1 1 1 V .ff N- Y Fw' Front Row L to R: AEAN Page, AEAN Murtha, AK2 Weise, AD1 Galvez, ATAN Yancy Back Row L to R: AMH3 Hobbs,AEAN Hover,AE3 Idmerson, AEAN Cruz, AN Trost, AD3 Hamilton, AE2 Owens S WTHE o,o,n, SA D - NO You cAN'r emma -glib ' A wmscor oweomao, AND NO You cnN'1- Keep IT IN me HANGAR BAY 111' 4 0 ,gaigbli 3 I - D mf S f Mi FH xg, arine Tactical Reconnisance quadron Three Detachment Two V,- . ' ,e.. 1 ulmv-it U t'The Eyes of WestPac,' aboard USS Midway are those of VMFP-3 Det Alpha. Home based at A MCAS E1 Toro, California, Det Alpha deployed to A 5 1 ,Q the Western Pacific in March 1980. Since flying ' 1 1' aboard Midway in May 1980 Det Alpha has become A MAJ. T. E, Wilson, QINC an integral part of the CVW-5 team. Flying the RF-4B Phantom ll, Det Alpha serves as CVW-Sis aerial tactical reconnaissance asset, and provides timly and accurate aerial intelligence to the fleet through the use of optical and infra-red sensors. Detachment Alpha had a change of command on 1 July 1980 when Major T.E. Wilson relieved Major H.R. Hegstrom as Officer in Charge. 'Y' Photo by S. dw, f 'w' vw N-5 QV , , .. wx .P 'lf 1 li.. A -1513- .cr Q , 'LL-Ayyi, H if 1 5 V 1 X 'fn ! I Q PM a ,fi-, , v-L 2 'xg ' if 2. gr Q l M J gl' fi-L 4 ' 11.-f - ,ji 9 47 W. , 4 In . ,F ' '. . il- Ea' 'FD' TJ' 2 9' fi' x , X, . 1 . J 'eff li q .1 J I! 1 2 ' , W ..A-x Y , U 1, 4,,,.,,,,..,. ,, ,,.,,,,,,,.,,, ...T,,......-.--q,,...,.-...-4qs.-.......,f,- b ' ,,..I. ,.,,.,- .M I l Front Row L to R: CPL D.A. Levens, CPL RJ. Kapar, SGT J.W. Tillery, LXCPL A.D. Burkins, SSGT R. Fuentes CPL M.J. List, SSGT MJ. Bustillos Back Row L to R: SSGT J.R. Hall, LXCPL M. Wright, LXCPL T.M. Stantor, LXCPL VJ. Barraza, LXCPL G.A. Bone SGT E.G. Meier, LICPL J.N. Miller, LXCPL J.E. Garn, SGT R.W. Webb, LXCPL R.M. Harney ir V , 1 I Front Row L to R: CPL S.R. Marquard, CPL S.L. Murphy, LXCPL K.A. Parton, LXCPL J.J. Roznowski, SGT GJ. Giacobbi, SGT R.K. Gronau Back Row L to R: SGT F.E. Wieler, SSGT M.W. Tyler, CPL R.M. Bolwahnn, SGT J.N. Laming, AL Mailgoit, LXCPL D.B. H d SG ' ' 0 ges, TM.A. Gravpner,SGT R.S. Hampton, GYSGT J.C. Fennell, SGT MD. Pfennmg, SGT P.J. Chadduck I 122 X 1 Ti- ..- A Front Row L to R: CPL R.W. Johnson, SGT BJ. O'conr1e11, LXCPL G.M. Dnderson, CPL D.A. Vallentine, SGT J.D. Raborn, SGT M.R. Nebel, CPL D.M. Sanders Back Row L to R: SGT FK. Kaver, CPL E.A. Keesler, CPL F.A. Warner, SGT C.J. Cornum, LXCPL C.B. Valcovic, LXCPL B.K. Lough, SGT D.C. Philbrick, CPL W.B. Weirich, CPL J. Biamonte, GYSGT J.C. Flnnell X' - L Front Row L to R: LXCPL T. Jean-Paul, SSGT J.L. Garza, SGTJ.R. Morris, GYSGT W.A. Waters, SGT R.D. Riggert LXCPL Hi. Rarrigk, SGT SG, Pfliger r v Back Row L ro R1 MSGT CM. Rogers, SGT MJ. Worcester, SGT R.E. WHITSS, SGT R.L. NOWTIH, GYSGT N.E. Burmughs, GYSGT Fylh Armour? SGT MD. Raymond , CPL J.C. Dean, PFC W.W. Cherry IZ3 9 A - A Front Row L to R: CPL R. E. Millett, LXCPL A.W. Talley CPL M.C. Epple SGT J.L. Zarrate, SGT E.A. Boucher, CPL T.M. Sarano Back Row L to R: CPL T. Vantrece, CPL S.B. Scofield, CPL WJ. Thomas, CPL K.G. Busse, SGT C.J. Okelly, SGT R.M. Jacques, CPL W. Antonios, SGT T.W. Pennington, CPL HP. Mcdonald 7 -i X f ' 7 w fy j 2 0 , X QE, -P f n T P , Q f K: F -5 5 , I7 ,Q f If 'Tl 1 fx 'TVPTN vi i? TF F' VT G . V A W., qms rs THE CHADLATN, HQ, , ,Qc . M35 W ,M THE CAPTAIN HAS ASKED xtxvx frz-NTT-N QU. .. THAT oun evcwuvc PRAYER -Lula, f QR?-X ,L BE A LITTLE Lorvssn L Fr, Q- f,f-X A W U,-.8 3 THAN usum. ....... . xl ,-,,.. 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Xu. ,N X ' Wa, r Aux R1 1' NL-Q , , X XXX! s X-f 130 L V rn -1iuvv--fs.-.f1.--..-.f---A Compassion: idway howers Love at Kobo Cottage Whenever MIDWAY sailors and Kobo kids get to- gether there is always a wonderful exchange. The first thing, you might notice upon arrival at Kobo are kids, little and big kids from age two to sixteen, boys and girls. They simply drop what they are doing and gather to greet their company. Eyes light up with excitement, playfulness and happy expectation, and you are the center of attraction. The kids speak Japanese and you don't - so what! Piggyback rides, ball tosses, tickles, warm smiles are understood in any lnaguage. If you wanted to know what a word meant, you could ask Esther, the very gracious and beautiful assistant directo- ress. By the time you are ready to say good bye for the ,, 'if I32 day, Esther might gather all the children together to sing a song to bless you on your way. Un your way home, happily exhausted, it occurs to you that not only have you given of your time and talent, but these children have given something of themselves to you. They were happy for your company. They look for- ward to your next visit. 1980 EVENTS: On February 27 Captain and Mrs. Carmichael hosted a special luncheon for Kobo Representatives Miss Esther Hasegawa and her sister Hitomi, Captain Carmichael presented the Crewis l979 '4Christmas Gift of S8,000. Iceskating trip to Fuji-ku Highlands, 3 March. Hiking to the hills of Hayama and Easter Egg Hunt 5 April. Poolside picnic at the Chief' s pool, Yokosuka, 28 June. 1 . 4--Q, 'Y K N P M 'VX ' H tg K K x Tactical Electronic Warfare quadron O E THREE SIX fl 'X .A ----f CDR. B. N. Jeffers, CO TACTICAL ELECTRONIC WARFARE SQUADRON ONE THREE SIX joined USS Midway and Carrier Air Wing Five in March of 1980. Flying their four EA-6B Prowler aircraft across the Pacific Ocean from NAS Whidbey Island, the Gauntlets became the Navy's first permanently forward deployed Prowler squadron. The EA-6B is a tactical jet electronic counter-measures platform. The Prowler provides carrier strike aircraft and the fleet with electronic jamming protection against the many weapons systems threats of any enemyis modern arsenal. As the worlds most advanced tactical jamming platform, the Gauntlets can tailor their aircraft's weapon sys- tem for any given mission. The Prowler's t'weapon is the ALQ-99 tactical jamming system and its six different jamming pods, whose versatility allows Gauntlet aircrew to confront any threat successfully. Commanding Officer CDR B.N. Jeffers, his 24 officers and the 140 men of VAQ-l36 are proud to be a part ofthe MidwayfCVW-5 team and look forward to the many bright years ahead. .N px! . .X .xxx X I34 Q A gin - -m i ' f if iz .ai . w, ,V , i 'Wm --1 1 H5 ff' Q ' l ,Al ! Front Row L to R: LCDR K. Reaves, LT G. York, Bull ENS R. Mendez, LTjg R. Baker, CER W. Dwinelle - XO, LT S. Parsons, LTJG L. Draper, LTJG M. Drake Back Row L to R: CDR B. Jeffers CO, CWO2 J. Roth, LT R. Wood, LCDR J. Eckart, LCDR K. Swaggart, LCDR V. Dodds, LCDR L. Curran, LTjg D. Kohlen Berger, LT T. Wood, LT G. Spraitzar, LT J. Powell, LT J. Hope, LT S. Graves ai' W . . ' -1' K l 1 3 ..,.-Y---Mi Front Row L to R: PNl T. Salogna, YN2 J. Haggerty, YNl W. Wilcox, Al-El S. Wickett, YNSN T. Hill, AN D. Beam' 53615 Rkow L fo Rr PNC W- Francis, AVCM J-T0miSSer.LT1g D.Kol1lenberger,LCDRL. Cllmm. LT J. Powell, LTQ . T21 C 136 EA EB Front Row L to R: AN R. Ledic,YNSN W. Seyers Back Row L to R: LT G. York, LCDR J. Eckart, LT T. Wood -'sw s, Back Row L to R IT 'S Parsons AMI I I Boyle AT? J Palmer AMIT L Town PR? R Ashborn, AMS3 P. Brewster, AMH 2 M. 137 .l ,gf 3 .i . , 1 I 3? 3 M tg' Ei Sn Mawr' Ll mu Front Row L to R: AA C. Bentivegna, ADAN H. Phillips, ADAN R. Fischer, AMH3 A. Emme Back Row L to R: AN S. Himes, ADC N. Russin, AN S. Kimbrell, AD3 P. Taylor, AA S. Finch, AA J. Buhr, AMHl C. Israel, LTjg R. Baker Front Row L to R: AZ3 R. ' Long, AE2 H. Hoyleman Back Row L to R: ATCS T. A Datz, CWO2 J. Roth, AMSC E. Kemper 5 6 138 Front Row L to R. AT2 R. Moms, AT2 R. Walz, AT2 S. Al1C13, AT3 P. Poole, ATAA E. Ramsey, ATl P. Gallant U-Q Back Row L to R: LTJG L. Draper, AT2 M. Throesch, AT3 S. Uhlmann, AT2 M. Magner, AT3 G. Harrah, ATAN B. Kilbride, ATAN A. Herrmann, AT3 D. McGee, ATC R. Jones 2 I :Ez-iwk lluwi vi N P .M ,,-I S... Front Row L to R: AKI A. Fredeluces, AKAN B. Mafnas Back Row L to R: CWO3 J. Roth, AKI J. Simon, AKAN M. Holt ! I i x,. ' . . A ll ja-.- . Y , , , ., , ' Lia-J ,, C , - 1 X 4. llx-x, qi lie . .lf-- 'f'i'n . - - ' - ' Front Row L to R: AR Ferrarra, AMSI Robinson Back Row L to R: LTjg Shearor,AR Stoddard,AA Santiago , W W ,zu . 'vgilil arf 'X wn 1.341-' ETEE3' 4,2 Front Row L to R: ADAN J. Beard AD3 E. Saldibar ADAN D. Carlisle AD3 D. Poteet, AMH1 B. Bunch, AN B. Cordes Back Low L to R: LT S. Parsons, AD3 D. Conger, AMH2 L. Edmondson, ADl W. Marx, AMS2 K. Johnson, AA D. Rudy, AMSl J. Pryor . asa.-as-'wlrii' Front Row L to R: AZAA T. Fender, AZ2 D. Drake, ATC L. Stanford Back Row L to R: CWO3 D.Pursley,ADC J. Kirk, AZ2 C. Baughn, AEC M. Melton, AMCS W. Madison I4I J 3 Communications Department 0 , Q kg p Q '4 Using equipment ranging form semaphore to satellites, Midway's Communications Department provides the visual, voice, and message copy ser- vices required to keep Midway and embarked Commanders in touch with other ships of the CDR. K. J. Davis, Communications Officer fleet and command cent-ers ashore. Equipped with the latest in computer and communications technology, the radiomen of the CR Division processed an average of 1700 messages each day during the 1980 Indian Ocean deployment, maintained the voice and teletype circuits which permitted command and control of the Battle Group, and provided news material for the shipis television station and newspaper. With flashing light, semaphore, and flaghoist, the l8-man crew of the CS Division provides the bridge-to-bridge communications required for tactical maneuvering with the ships in company. 5 l , I Y ,. F. fx, V wx v 0 A K 5 1 izgk -25 A Q1 tfx XX G3 'E ff NX - af 1-gf! Nl, Dlx '.Lg,z N -X , 2 ,te f- 1 y 'XV f L .Q. ' 'r 1' ' 1 V sf' . ' C l jar, EWS., - W, . 3 , 55 , 1 1 wil.: :-of .-. ,. g 1 if !-- Q ' 1 , l , 1 l N ,Lx 17 is x N S' X , XX -.-.ig ' xx X 4 ,ff l42 L '... , H., ,,,,, H , 'lid 'l L '40-1 . 'M av l Q, I X Q 7 U -Z U X . , - '13 :if mgwwv Y vi '99 ., 'N H 'Q . . A y , . 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Lowe, SR Therin C. Sutton, RMSN Willie W. King r-- ' .. A., n 'X ' J ,RS 5 RMC David W. Miles ,MQ l X 1 il K., af 4? E-. . .H RM2 Crystal . YI ,Vx .4,,o ' 6 ' 1' X 'vi tj M ll r ,fl , ' ts . fr, V .f 0, V , X ' ' ' ,f,y', 1 Q, D ,l ' !fL! u D XX '.i A ri D 1 K l'b.'vgq , 'R fb . Q5 ' A , , V' M few? Wm, lil F. , h nv my - u..V , f E E we I f o Te L to R: RM3 Steven F. Northrup, RM3 Ryan P. Durgin, RMl Barclay B. Moore, RM3 Richard A. Dwyer, RM2 Clarence E. Harvey Jr., RMSN Kenneth J. Deland, RMC Eugene D. Roberts H-XD - ,...-1 A v I .3 ' , - l ' D aj Xf- ,ki vt yr , V l A Qkecx ' , of ' ..! rn, I l . , K , , 1 L to R1 RM2 Jafferr, RMI Chevaz, RMSA Gillespie, RMSA Hun, RMSA Green,RMSN cfmm, RMSN clausel. lr 'Y Si., I46 M , 11' in C W' I l E s I L to R: RM3 Richardson, RM2 Carlson, RM3 Lanman, RM3 Blooks, RM3 Rawdall, RM2 Mulkeen, SN Rainey Nw L to R: RMSA Steven C. Cortez, RMSA Paul F. Thomas, RMSA Christoper Puckett, RM3 Daniel L. Warner, RM3 James R. Carter, SN Donald C. Dutcher, RM3 Michael E. McCarey, RM2 Michael C. Geimer, RMSN Reginald K. Skipworth Q4 N'-P--ff ,J I i v a s I X. L to R: RM3 Dauld C. Harrison, Y -.. 1- --. . ,, , .fr lrf-Q . s g if fx! 2 .,-,tl YY -r jf , wn',..,.N1! , 1 ' 'fl ...J 1 L ,L , Front Row L to R: SM3 Ricky L. Ronnes, SMSA David E. Wright Back Row L to R: SMI Walter S. Hill, SMSN Gary J. Moore, SMSN Thomas, M. Lan dsaw 148 'QQ ' RM2 Gary P. Kiger, RMSA Donald E. Reid, YNSA Christopher D. r.. Magnan, RM2 Donald A. Peterson, RM2 Luis D. Candelaria, RM2 Dean Grieger, RM3 Bruce M. Morris, RM3 Lyle E. Riveland 5 E -1,-U 'M lm. . f nf l l E 4 .ff RMSN Thomas if px N, 'Bl MQ, 135' L . ,Y V , 4 L , fi' A f ,ri rl , x 14,1 , 7' ! v J Z X r , N I r s .,. V3 1 xl xxx , .J , I3 P406 4. nfl! p .' 5 Il . , ,.-' L to R: SMSN Mathrhew J. Reynolds, SMSN Kelth L Rose CRose Petalj SMSN Mark , . . K J. Decraw fMoosej, SN Mark J. Leonard CLEOJ, SM3 Mrchael J A1la1n svvrapp. 5 rf ' 'su . 4 qw-5, YQ IF? 'S rm? L f-fn y ' R' 'Lk L f Nr J j 'lk vi: Zi L to R: SM3 Dwayne V. Black, SMSA Dwight P. Clayton, SMSN Stein Robert, SM3 Mark A Swann ITJJ, SMSA Tmothy L. Prater ISLIMJ Deck Department K 'iris The responsibilities of Deck Department on MIDWAY are both varied and vital. Underway re- plenishment of both fuel and stores is perhaps the most essential tasking, enabling MIDWAY to per- form assigned missions anywhere in the world. LCDR. J. F.Kingsly, Deck Officer This vital function includes refueling our escorts whenever necessary. Bridge, lookout and lifebuoy Watches are all manned by Deck Department. Anchoring, mooring as well as running liberty launches are additional responsibilities. Less spectacular, but equally important, is the constant care and pre- servation of the massive hull and extensive Weather decks which must be done. .NA ,, '5- Gi EP 'A N' b jpff X eu gf .f l A'?:g1X2,.x ' if 2 l I gay.-aw Fax , 1 l 5 E pt' 1? --QQ ' X ,SSN fri. c....7 5.55 X ,K L. .. x ll x 1' N lx X l uw ,--hx Z-f.. K . Q 1' , If qt-., it -,V b Q 0 0 l52 - - , ,Q 14 51 jr '- fbmffp kv- a 1 Ak W ,f 1 'f f !' e :ln - 1 Q H 4 , . 515 g'1' ail-'-1 Q I I' xiii-, ',,.,,.,.uwf.-'- ,: - - 'hiaimi , A ,.. .- ,-..- H 'll Myx E,AfrA'-I I- -.-.., , --- ,M W 3,-F. Q -- vm - A V ,.. 4 '7- Ns.. Front Row L to R. BMSN Olson, BMSN MCDHHICIS, SN Barras, BMSN Toscano, MB1 Taranomch Back Row L to R: BMI Stanton, BMSN Dittman, SA Patton, SN Battle, BMSN Athertdn, BM3 Banzon, BM2 BM2 Santos, SN Pesola, SN Rourke, BMSN Wilhoite, SN Que ni?-'Q' kJ 4' f saw 'ww Il-FIM 1 H . . lu, A ,,,, . 5.11 I '7 Y . l',l f A rv 1 -nor' u-1 vs rs .',.--.th----if-.........l., 5 J' ,,-Q I M ,...f 37 '-, f ,J Ah., ' ,N M, W ,. W , e - -o ' fl, Q . - ,, 5 ami, Q .rl 1 1 - fu 'V Q ,N - , rf 'I' if 5. ' 1 X J B 5 X 1 ' ' 4, are First Low L to R: L Johnson, Fitzgerald, D.M. Rowland, B.M. Martin, A.G. Owens ., ,J fa su , , 1.19 ...... 1 , 5 ' i I Second Row L to R: BMC G.K. Sprague, M.W. Bone, P.M. Hosler, W. Michnak, R.W. Pabst, D. Guzman, J.N. Sinclair, A. Beltran, Winter AJ. Division Officer Third Row L to R: R. Clauss, M.W. Ragusin, S.D. Miller, D.D. Peck, CJ. Haring, CJ. Brown, P.E. Griego Fourth Row L to R: HJ. Mercer, R.H. Taylor, G.C. Moran, R. Carter, C.J. Ayars, L. Pernell ' W'-H-ivzr-R-.:, ,Q V , Y--,-.......-- ra L F fir-5 o x V I ' H ff 'V ' I r , b 1 - if ,f, i , l I y I rv. X lan. ,. rf- Y , y ,', , , , ,5 v'l M , , 1 0, ,fl , ' 'ff , , , ' f X A ' VL: ' Y Q, - 9 , . - - Q I' '. ,V Q 'gf Q , e I ' . 1 1 r ' Q. L to RZ BM3 Addison, BM3 Rushesy, BM3 Hall, BMCS, Hurley, BMI Goodsell, BMl Hill, BMI Conatser 154 fi' R f , L , -j I ,Ni :ff .- if , l N, N. Q .- -4 'N' Fl 3 Front Row L to R: SA Cannon, SA Brown, BMSN Coddington, BMSN Denna, SN Hijar, SA M. Viger, BMSN Potter, SA Hall Middle Row L to R: SA Perkins, SA Peraza, YNSN Baxley, SN Rogers, SA Lott, SA Wooten, SA Wright, SN Graham, SN Barela Back Row L to R: SN Phillips, SA Lee K., SN Loya, BMSN Willenbrecht, SN Pemberton, SN Rojas, SN Natole, SN Viger A , , g -W -it -v- Front Row L to R: BMSH Ry Flanagan, SN Greg Torner, SA Dwayne Norris, SA Richard Loe Middle Row L to R: SN Patrick leske, SA Pat Loughran, BM3 Donald Stewart, SN Alvino Simpson, BMSN Terry Vachal Back Row L to R: ENS Bill Olser, BM2 Joe Zuniga, BMSN Mike Brewer, SA Charlie Hehman, YNSN l.W. Key, BMl DB. Gamhle 3 . r 2f.5r?..11.?l 5 K X l . 3 X, CDR. W. E. Speed, Medical Officer CDR. W. W. Lang, Dental Officer Commander Lange is in charge of MidWay's Dental Department which is capable of providing comprehensive dental care including all specialties and laboratory services. dental has one of the cleanest Working spaces on the ship equipped with modern and sophisticated equipment. The department has four dental officers: CDR Lange, the Department Head, CDR Dever, oral surgeon, LCDR Mathis, and LT Peterson. Chief Sprague handles the administrative funciton While Petty Officer First Class Gustafson is in charge of laboratory services. Dental prides itself on providing the finest dental care available and serves USS Midway and the 7th Fleet with distinction. USS MidWay's Medical Department is tasked with providing for the physical Well being of all personnel embarked. The medical personnel are not only responsible for treating the sick and injured, but also ensureing that the crew has a relatively safe and healthy environment. Six Battle Dresisng Stations are utilized as dispensaries during battle conditions, and clinics during peacetime operations. During the Indian Ocean cruise, Sept. l979 to Feb. 1980, the Medical Department provided over 12,000 out- patients with treatment. Among the service provided Were, 8,000 laboratory procedures, ll,000 prescriptions filled, 1,800 hearing tests, 2,300 X-rays, 900 complete physical exams, and last but not least over 20,000 immu- nizations. These services were provided by approximately 40 people to a population exceeding 4,000 Dental Department edical Department gd 5 f'-3 5, df! x. V ,ff N Ng 'xx X ,, l ,- fa qc' 2 1' .1 E 3625 'Q K. -' 4 Q. J 7 ' .175 ,, 1 . k S , . Y'-1.1 ' X x XF XX ,,... I56 Lk .Y ., . 'wr 5 gl' 5 2 .A - .lr- L to R: LT A.Peterson, QLANGEJ CDR W. Lange, CDN C. Dever, LCDR B. Mathis 'X -mia kr C SN Cruz - , . ...tt , B 4 gal? 1 ,WX , DT3 Berry 158 Ni 0 I ,ff ,ff Vx ,' ' ' M ' A lgu-fLEyW'0N1. - .f1fm.h. Pet., is M ' ffifm X MIQWA Gorilla STAT rom .. 5 x N- W. Ad SA Pereira R .'?-N32 -9' 5-1 Wm, 1 Front Row L to R: DN J. Lynn, SW H. Usher, DTC D. Sprague, DN C. Larriua Back Row L to R: DT3 S. Hoyt, SN M. Iovino, DTI C. Gustafson, DT2 P. Vanoverloop, DT2 A. Serrano 159 , 160 fi Eifl age i f n Nz, Nz- ' . V i it ' . 'wh E it 'C A'A X Front Row L to R: LT Heindel - Chief of Ophthalmology, LCDR Hill - Chief of Surgery, LCDR Arribas - Chief of Laboratory, HMC Walker - Head - Fiscal + Supply Back Row L ot R: HMC Lucius - Chief of Preventive Medicine, LT McKenna - Division Officer, LT Sims - Chief of Medicine HMCS Bagent - LCPO, CDR Speed - Chief of Staph K f Front Row L to R: HM2 Foster HN Hutto HM2 Carpenter Back Row L to R: HMI Herold, HMI Xavier,HM2 Smith, HM2 Oehler HMI Gilliland HM2 Comber . HM3 Onorato HM3 Dalmn 1 ' First Row L to R. HM3 Onorate, HMI Campbell, HN Gault, HN Rosetta Second Row L to R: HM3 Swanson, HM2 Zastudil, HN Valentin Third Row L to R: HM2 Tucker, LT Sims, LCDR Hill, LT McKenna Fourth Row L to R: HMC Lucius, HM2 Anderson, HM2 Solomon 2 X J Front Row L to R: HM2 Babanto, HM3 Brown, HMl Dunivent, HM3 Dalton Middle Row L to R: HN Willett, SN Tihey, HM2 Steinhagen, HMC Walker Back Row L to R: HN Love, SN Brunson, HMCS Bagent wwevmmw' I sl-m5fg1Lg..4l.., l .Q CDR. T. J. Bender Engineering Officer En ineering Department The responsibilities of the men of Midway's Engineer- ing Department are as massive as the ship they man. To keep Midway's 65,000 tons moving and function- ing at speeds up to 32 knots requires five divisions to operate and maintain the extensive steam, water, electrical, fire fighting, hydraulic, compressed gas and air conditioning systems. En ineerin De artment's men enter into eve . S 3 P FY aspect of shipboard life. Weatherit be to repair a broken doorlatch, restore and aircraft elevator or the anchor windlass to operation, drain a flooded head, or rework a disabled boiler or main engine while underway, Midwayis enginners are equal to the task, and are the finest engineers in WestPac. MIDWAY ENGINEERS ARE THE BEST! ff' 'wx id .,--f,:, ga' Wi-fa. f-: 'Sf ff 're-V-:--J s X .K '25, ,-X X X-S'.,, ,J f Z f, --,-. .-Q., fig' f .707 ETTI. ', ' fi -3 a 52- ' f-v-5 ,X x f' I I ,X f x X XX 'x I63 A F L to R: LCDR Haimes, LTjg Bell, CDR Bender, LTjg King, LCDR Mcpheeters, LT Harrison I, 1 on W' fl e-e+ ' mrfa ' . 1 f , 1,-. 1. 5 .N 5 1 3 ' A ' JS Jr 5' : ' X n , , n 'F X l....., .- - - ff-I Front Row L to R: LT Hixenbaugh, EN Camerina Back Row L to R: BTC Wilkins, MMFN Sandoval, MMC Kasha L to R: YN2 B.C. Houghton, YN3 A.J. Arellano, FA MJ. Hungelmann, MM1 B.T. Olegario, SN A.C. Barber, FN M. QNMNJ Betts, BTC L.G. Wylie ,. ..', ,Z W 1 R H X 4 ,I ' l X 1 .,.- , 'xg Y. - ' , 'l A li , V' , xl lx ff A A KA 1' ll it K . ' 7 ,if ,. xx .f Front Row L to R: AN Rodolfo R., AOAN Bono, ABFAN Harney, MSSN Hicklen Back Row L to R: MMI Haas A.E., AN Smallwood J. 166 J , 3 ln uu in F' ug, N Na if L to R: MM2 Gordon, FA Brown, MMI Agamata, MMSA Sancaez ., fvxt L90 sf Front Row L to R: MMPA l. Jones, MM3 L.L. Vassar, MMFN J.G. Travis, MM2 EC. Wijers Middle Row L to R: MMFN PD. Roberts, PA J.W. Brown, FA P.W. Andresen, FN R.W. Hughes Back Row L to Rf LNFN S. Pillon, MMFA G. Jol1nson,MMFN TJ. Berry, MM3 D. Shaw or I L .rp f L, bl Q, -'Sq ,,...... L I I ' I 'Q Kin Front Row L to R: FN Vass, EN2 Wright, FN Bradshaw, ENFN Fine Middle Row: EN3 Delapuente Back Row L to R: EN3 Evans, FN Neison, EN3 Harstad, EN3 Bishop, ENFA McKc-:man A' f L A fi! N M pg 1 M - i I M I K. . X. ke i 1 - ' 4'N ' f-' f ' fu .1 , ' i ' ' , at A xv Y xt W 'MQ B F . FW-- Front Row L to R: FN Bradshaw MM3 Justile, ENFN Sandusky, EN3 Gass Middle Row L to R: FN Neison, ENFA Misanik, MMI Bolen, MMFN Mack Back Row L to R: FA Frechette,MM3 Ritacca, FN Dement, MMFA Leegstru, MM2 Frunxen, MMS Phillips, FN Vuss 168 0 -s Pt 1 . L to R: BTFN Miller, BTFN Hanselman, BTFA Traviss, BT3 Severson Jf L to R: BTFN Bunker,FN Whitis, BTFN Collins, BT2 Permebaker ,--....-.-:Q-.,...-1-g:..nv...- .. . , v df' 5333 X A, R 1 L- L 4 F .. 5i'5f-554 , 5 1 Y Lgf'4gm:.L,,..L. xiffl' L to R: Carey, BT3 Warren, BTFA Durr, BTFA Evans, FN Sanders, BT3 Ladd pigg- Front Row L to R: FA Rubin, BTFN Ryder, BTFA Wells Back Row L to R: BTFN Smith, FA Young, BTFA Gloger f Q jf ,f 3 if , rf 'D r f' P xx ' Front Row L to R: BTC Crowe, BTFA Reneoukos, FA Karriker, BTFA Jambeau, BT1 Stallard, FA Sorrols, FA Jones Back Row L to R: FA Pullins, BTFN Heller, FA Hatch I ' T, I H' X Q1 A Front Row L to R: FN Barrett, BTFR Thorne, BTFN Aekerley Back Row L to R: BTFA Goodwin, BTI Burger, BTFA Duarte , w a F ig iii .- .ff 1 ep 4 .' r. . , E I U 1 ' ,RRVX W au V . 'vb N 'WN 2 . A l iw ' KZ. ,, , J,....5-Q--4.14114 Front Row L to R: FN Guillen, BT3 Garcia FA Slim ' I JK f Back Row L to R: BTFN Thomas, BTFA I f Malek, BTFA Whitelaw E 20-12: FN Fitzgerald, BTFA Howard, BTI Nation, BTFN Lieber, BT3 Garmon, BT3 Tylski, FN Herpstead, FA a rie 172 ,XX Front Row L to R: BTFN Manaioto, BTFN Reyes, BTFA Males, FA Correia, BTFN Herbert Back Row L to R: BTI Rugh, BTI Boada, BT2 Korinke, FR Paxton M 5 . J L to R: BTFN Stillwell, BTFN French, BTFN T.R. Johnson, BT3 Skaalerud, BTL Honnbeck, BTFN Dickert, BTC Forbes, FN Grzeda 1- 'VN' pl' L to R: FA Pyke, FN Ratoliff, BTI Porter, FA Cruce, BTFA Swan, BTI Simonis QMLN1 in ccntc1'W BTFA ,-Xustm 174 K S-:fr sf' We , 'saw Mg. , L J w Vx T . Vx . 0 , ,F Front Row L to R: ICC D Perry, EMC R. Bernabe Back Row L to R: LTjg C. LaVal1ee, ENS E. DeCastro, LTjg J. Bell ...f-fx.-5 X. XR! K1 Front Row L to R: IC2 R. Evans, ICFN M. Jordan, ICFN J. Ravenell Back Row L to R: FA C. Jones, ICFN T. Shea, IC3 R. Crosby, IC3 M. Andrews, ICFN R. Reines, ICFA O. Carolina FN K. Stevenson 175 T-al' 4 lp J Front Row L to R: FN M. Pirlot, EMFN L. Ellsworth Back Row L to R: EMEA B. Payongayong, EM3 M. Potthoff Firt Row L to R: EM3 I. Erulla, EMC Hutson, EMC R. Bernahe, EM3 J. Hostetler, EMEN T. Crowell Second Row L to R: EMEN J. Diaz Third Row L to R: EM3 T. Blevins, EN M. Sees, EM3 G. Dube, EMEA G. Brown. EMEN B. Hogan. EMl C. Meirle Fourth Row L to R: EMEA R. Dorsey, EMEN V. Rueh, EMEA I-I. Alwzmcs, EMEN P. Hanson, EMS B. Engquisf Fifth Row L to R: EM3 M. Bodeen EM3 K. Hagen Q re 4-'S -nv l 3' we Q! Front Row L to R: EMFN L. Fordyce, EMI R. Baksi, FN M. Putnam, EMI C. Chandler, EMFN J. Hurst Back Row L to R: EMFN J. Fogarty, EMFA J. Crosby, EM3 R. Dorgan, EMFN H. Watkins, EM3 I. Kelly Z: 'Rr' un' ,ni 39 -N Front Row L to R: FN G. Johnson, EM3 E. Gagnon Back Row L to R: EMFN R. Lietzow, EMI D. Nimocks, FA C. Key N ' . . , ' 1' w L to R: ICFN Sinkiield, ICFN Gallaher, ICFA Clark, IC3 Carrizoza Front Row L to R: IC3 Brown, ICFN Jordan, FA Stein Back Row L to R: FA Lewis, ICFN Moises, ICFA Till -'hx F ,,., N QA l78 l' I -A V , V .. . A .NA W N . o I J . 3 gli! I.-rl me ' 'Ill 1' A Y . D xkf '- '-I rl :M ' ' N . E, U 4 14 1- F V' .L .1 , ,, jl eww-a ' 'i , 1 l ,. f j T, ou, -rn, ll- J 0 9 L to R: EM2 R. Vicencio, EMI G. Gabor, FA C. Aguinaldo Front Row L to R: EMFN Evangelista, EMFN Ellsworth, FN Pirlot Back Row L to R: EM3 Mendoza, EMFN Wood, EM3 Potthoff, EMI Mangrobang, EMC Kure ff f V I, ,fur . 4 J, ' 1 21 ,-. , fn : Q, W3 . I ,L Li., 3 A. ,ti ' I . A I I , L, , , . l si -W' ! -3 F ' . J I I 5 V' 1 V . . S .M X-T, X , 3 r V l 5 ' . 4' l 7 gl S 4 v x , ,V Front Row L to R: EMFN T. Hoover, FA J. Denny Back Row L to R:EM3 T. Russo, EM3 J. Frank, FA W. Buckley, EMFN G. Lucius 179 l , . 'aff -fo H19 Q34 L to R: IC3 R. Ashbrook, FA G. Lewis, IC1 A. McGuire, FA H. Rivas, IC3 R. Hanes, IC2 L. Trairham Q-N. P S5 F! I. Front Row L to R: EMFN C. Au, FN T. Banks, EMFN F. Armstrong, EMI A. Cablayan Back Row L to R: EM2 A. Agwilar EMFA O. Dimacali, FA G. Kelley 180 i 3 i hi .J . Y S 8 A.-W 'iii 1 Q i-qv df--.x I X .v L Jn. H f YH-'f dv r -..vv.Wv.wwf 'Mq 4,,...fvff' X X L to R: EMFA H. Howard, EMFA A. Evangelista, EM3 W. Mendoza, EM1 W. Mangrobang, EMFA W. Wood nga 'S Q . 5353 L to R: FA Moss, FA R. Townsel, EMFN J. Lavapie, EMFA R. Layer, FA R. King L to R: ILMQ Sperlcer, IHA Pellfm, IC3 Adar, ILMFA Moss, hM3 Koglm Ml Wal L to R: EM3 Thomas, FA Diaz, FN Blocher, FA Ollison, FN Pitchie, EMI Romine 182 ,5 K , J ff 4 , J Z . ,Q ,ix gf i , ' QNN Q H 0 N Q u gg !!i2 . fr Ni!! I' 7-R Yr x R of L, X 35' 3 ff mg -i Front Row L to R: MM1 Mears, FA Robinson, FA Stafford Back Row L to R: ENS Radona, FA Higginbotham, MM3 Wick1ife,MM2 Marshall, FN Underwood '?.7 ,Jn- S., XXX X --X ,, K , V ,rw L? Aer-rm , , -., 1 2 f . L to R: MMFA Avendano, MMFN Troyer, MMFN Runyon, FR Rozwaika, MMFA Jaworski, MMFA Parker, MM3 Banta xv M' .ff Front Row L to R: LT Malone, FN Maupin, MMFA Goodwin, FA Long D., FN Rylott, MM3 Leonard Back Row L to R: MM3 Jordan, FN Woodall, MMFA Burns, MMFA Paredes Q.. G F2 ,f 1 I 'Q I l , ' J 'Vx M J-5 WY w, - ' f , 1 2 M., ,Q , '- I r' . 1 ' E 5, ff ,V ' X Y .H ' iv I ' s 1 ' . v, ' - w 1 - Y x V ' , . 1 ,, , 4 4, . P ' l L to R: EM3 Kellerman, FN Vaughr, MMI Goclmauer, MMFA Cut't', FN Shipley, FN Bailey I 184 feb 3 I 2 S r-N .. ll. 5, sa. Riff Front Row L to R: FA Richter, MM3 Czajowski Back Row L to R: MM3 Reindele, FA Duran, MMFA Wells, MM2 Coombs, FA Higginbotham, MMFA Sutten XN,?l5 M - E 2 Front Row L to R: MM3 Lutrick, MM3 Drapiza, FN Broyles Back Row L to R: MMFR McDonald, FN Moser, MMI Learning, FA Richards, MMFA Musquez, FA Martin 185 5 fvffvmf- t Front Row L to R: FN Majors, MM3 Liles, FN Hurlbut, FA Boncato, MMFN Cales, MM2 Willard Back row L to R: MMl Esperanza, MMFN Rush, MM2 Fritz, MMFA Haley, FA Tucker, MM3 Engleking, MMFA Rosival, MMFR Brown 'W ss! Front Row L to R: Simon Olives, Edward Petrocci, Douglass Rosival, David Cales, Egardo Boncuto, Steve Snndorzll B k ' ' ' ' I , N , Di11eIsVo?5eL to R. Jessle Cabrales, Steve Kmg, Marlo Espenanza, Ronald Spontelh, Leo Halley, 'Plwmim-9 xvilllll-ds IS6 ,, L u Q L to R: MMFN Allen, MM2 Duff, FA Palumbo, MMFA Mc- Kinney, MMFA Carter, MMFN Michaels, MMFA Lewis, MMFN Thario, MMFA Cruz 1 J-5 Front Row L to R: MM3 Smalley, MMl Apolista, MM3 Koehler, MM3 Peterson, MM1 Lunsford Back Row L to R: MMFN McRae,FA Palumbo, MMFN Teal, MMFA Knittle, FA Thomas, FA Darlak, MMFA Hutchins EEQ3 . L 1, l I3 RARE' TE , iff? j UQ Hints: - m ' 'LT ffl- ll N ws : '13, 5 ' 1 1 L Z -5 lg 1 3 ' U g U ' ..l: E'n q SUOUQUNF., 5 'zz Q j I ' 1 FII 5 gh E ' l A, -'- me ff D ,ef-ff l---- f e ll so f V HJ if Z! JJ 'V 1, .Lolo Q1 I ll ,4'.'l5 A GU -A ' ,..-as-ef ' 9 vw QQ-:alll N50 ,Q Ugg or X XX Qi'-,N X Z Q , :EV E e 1 0 o ji f ,, Z ' ..-...JL ,0 FK ff-'Ewa Q, QQ I 'p X. '- slew' , usa 1 5 W-gg ,if i .L X 6' Q we of 1' V S V Agi , 1 L to R: MMC Raley, ENC Beck, CWO Corpuz, MMC Mann, MMC Dunrel, ENS Nowell, LTjg Bogdanowicz f It C M. HTCS Huse , 1:3 I i 1 1 L to R: MMFN Schroeder, MM3 Troop, MM1 Agumata, MMFA Siosky, MMFN Stephens -. :rl I89 Front Row L to R: HT3 D. Aceountis, HT3 S. Zimmerman, HTFN Neiderhiser, HT3 T. Gi1fert,HT3 D. Hahn, HT1 E11is,HT2 Sharnpo, HTFN SMith Back Row L to R: HTC Apaez, CWO2 Potter, HT1 Gorman, HT3 Ke11erher,HT3 Parr, IC3 Adair, HT3 Lodoen, HTFN Pross Front Row L to R: FA Roberts FA Sizemore Back Row L to R: FA Mowin ski, MM2 Henning, FN Tracy MM3 Dunn, MR2 Briones l90 fix Front Row L to R: BTFN Waltens, BT3 Igou, BT3 Ihrig, BTFN Sly, BTFN Navarro, BTFN Quarles Back Row L to R: BTFN Licup, BTFN Pitcher, BTFA Luebstone, FA Forgmsn C 'wwgug W 1 M Front Row L to R: HTFR Hesson, OSSN Grubbs, HTFA Evans, HT3 Neitz Back Row L to Ri HTPN Kuhns, HTI Churchill, HT3 Acooimtius, HTFN Smith, ASM3 Lilly l9l Q, , ,. 1 igo Front Row L to R: FA Miera, FN Neiderhiser, HT2 Shampoo Back Row L to R: HT3 Zimmerman, HT3 Gilfert. FN Hahn Front Row L to R: Ricardo A. Deauser Jr., FR Jeffrey L. Birth Back Row L to R: James R.Escunder, David R. Fritz, Richerd E. Belly 1 Front Row L to R: HT3 Rossknlzht, HT3 Halbe, HTFN Klemin, HTFN Bruns, FA Brawnon Back Row L to R: FN Pross,FN King, HTFN Noder, HTFN Boucher, FR Saylor, FA Hornyak, HTFN Flink, FN Scanlow, HT1 Gorman, HT3 Vallentine uf. z6Zf'xx'--uma, X F P , i 1 V, 1 1 L to R: Chris Moser, Andveu J Galleyos, Jeffuey M. Campbell Vance Robnett l93 LJ! f HQ, - 'T ..-4' Front Row L to R: HT3 Highfill, HT3 Brimer, HTFN Strik, FA Parker, HTFN Zemostel Back Row L to R: FA Days, HT3 Lodden, HT2 Church, HT3 Keleher, HTFR Spath, HT3 Crain Front Row L to R: FA Wz1lker,BT2 Wieties, BTFA Staley Back Row L to R: BTFN Moormon, BTFN Miller, BTFN Claxton, BT2 Hullquist, BTFA Dowson, BT3 'Thpmrrm l94 Front Row L to R: HTC Cruz, CW02 Potter, LT Hixeribaugh Back Row L to R: Chief Apaez, FA Shoemaker List People Missing LTjg Leste1',HTCS Huth 5, 4. li I g , U5 T-ag 7 W if I f, ' - 1 - ' f 4 . ' I l 'K r A , .cl -' A . V A u. 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'X Q., fl x I A 'V Vx -.g -X A A M g .I K .c gf N A - A r ' ff FH ' ,A XX ' Q .. K ,, ,AL 1 :X T1 ,'f,5,jXxK '1 XS 2 4. 5 as , jg :ri . 1 ,K Q -K Q ivy- gg 'R S A mx K LQKXR XX, ar' ' - f WE' 2 AE C 'Yi , If 51' ' f '-new W A . X W, -5' X '1'fx:iNf'-i P' 8 PM . ' ,. A ,,, wh ii! 4. I ggi I Viawgqx M, . 399. V- x i . ' N, An! PQ, M .491 , .x 1 XT., A . V A it . . ,,... -'AL' Aboard SS Midwa Y! 6 1,3351 ,. L --li i 2 5 Yr 12 'lisi I Q . LT. R. R. Harris AFCM. J. L. Hanson, MCPOC The Executive Department is the heart of the administrative organization in Midway. Charged with direct support to the Captain and Executive Officer, it also providesa wide-range of support services to the crew. The various sections include the Captain's Office, Administrative Office, Personnel Office Public Affairs Office, Print shop, Typewriter Repair, Post Office, Legal, Career Counseling and Information Center, and the Counseling and Assistance Center. The morale and welfare of the crew is enhanced by the Chaplains' Office, Special Services Office and the TV Studio. Also, monitoring the outstanding good and order discipline that the Midway so proud- ly enjoys is the responsibility ofthe Chief Master-at-Arms Force, and essential part of the Executive Department. NN - , ' PN- x 202 ,iaf uf 1 1 203 ff 5,4- Y i ' , I 1 -w LFUM X F X M., 1 x R . Front Row: YNC Duchamp Back Row L to R: YNSN Chambers, YNSN Hogan, YNSA Hodge, LT Harris 1 'Q ol- -wf ' X x Qi 'U .,uf L to R: AEC Langlois fSeatedj, AMEI Roe L to R: NCC Carman, YNSN Wilkerson U V1 f f,' I I X . of Ei I as-j - f , v WA V. MW! 'TJ f fx'afff35m,x K 204 ll lt A if , 1 ' l l l l A R Front Row L to R: JOl D. Guiam, LTjg R.D. Alexander, SA Frankie Coffo Back Row L to R: AA Raul Gonyales, SN Steere Heroy, JO2 Gary Smith, ICFA R.A. Andesson Aly V51 JO3 Stresing 3 gf ' 5. 4 Q' ,gf ' ,RQ Aff JO3 Gallagher 205 r 1 ' cf 14 'Ll ' 5' ' ' 1 nfl .W 'liix I , .mx ru N ,p,,,,.-- 'lr -'fl' lffrflfi L to R: IM3 Klein, IMSN Cureton L to R: LN1 Barnes, YNSN Smith X .zssssi ' N 1 Q if B , , E ' ' KX'x S,'XL ,. L 'l ' V l3,ll,L , N9 ' r. , - A G, 'ls ' fa Hr -'A 'f - U ,f V .M ' .N ,L r L , JI' Q A f I f X .14 -,H-L, W V A Y , L to R: YN3 Tommy Nelson Garcia, LN1 John D. Barnes, SN Wendell Patrick, LN2 Douglas M. Ball, SN Lee SN Lee Edward Knotts LT Ronald B. Leo Jagc ...,. '45 f X L to R: CWO2 M.D. Calheim, PNSN Kenneth R. Crandall, PN1 Henry R. Manois, SN Julius D. Stinson, PNSA William M. Kidwell, PN3 Robert C. Thompson, PN2 Robert R. Deyoung, PNSA Austin QNMNJ Spotted Wolf hr-rl e ffl ZW' fu fa.-ttf L to R' PN2 Anderson and PNSA fm it V' L to R' PN? RobertC El in CWOQM D Calheim PNSN Gero e L Arro o PNSN Charles . . . - .. g , , . . , g . y . Monastrial INMNJ Aponte, PN1 David J. Curry, PN3 David A. Surano Not Pictured: PN2 Paul S. Anderson. PNSN Terry Gilbert 207 2 Hs Front Row L to R YN2 F1CkGy,YN3 Jones YN3 Craze YN1 Rogers Back Row L to R YN2 Skelly, YN3 Rappley ENS Kmg YN3 Rlojas -1.-..- 'mimi -In--4 Sl- 'Q ,J ffl, IS .fx ' L to R: PR2 Dunn, AA Pearson, AMHAN Emer- son, AA Jefferson, SA Palmer, AA Bagnall, AQC Benysek .-X ' x 4 YNSN Woods L to R: Chaplain Hansen, AN Bergen, Chaplain Eack, RPSN Foster, Father Darcy, RPSN Gilbert 'T IEU73I3 Post A Office , 'N it-5 T ' ' 9 I 'X I Z 1 , 1 I' f 1 V if A I- A I y,, W fl, fix I ,L Master I I I at Arms 1. - - - - - L, - 'Z ?:T -52 ax- .0 Front Row L to R: PCC R.C. I -izf: - Devlin, PCSN A.C. Ross, PCSN , f ,A D. Britt,PCSN G. Guttierrez,ENS W.D. King ' Back Row L to R1 SR Tw. I Veiwers, PCSA C.L. Sidebottom SA T.C. Watkins, SN S.S. Butler. SA P.C. Congleton .. ,,, vs. Q A - ,vin w I Iqg , WN , KEN R . , - N . I X Y , , ' I ' 2 'if , ' , Y A J, . ,I I I , , f A HQ A I A., 1 I L, N I n xxx 1 M, V LK x A il 4 X , 1 , an V Jia' mflfri X E XX A vi N f-, L f If I 4 ,ffl I I 1 Y, IW xx 1 - , L Xi A 14 I -:fi R I I , . , I K Rx W,-mm 4 V ,uhm A,,q A A- I Front Row L to R: A02 Favero, AD2 Flores MAACS Ahrens Back Row L to R: MAI Plumenco, SKI Bacccru, BMI Galam ZIO I 'ffm Hier IA 'inn 4 ai.. , ah.- THIS 1 1 - 'Kira , nv., 5 rm. I I v I -. Front Row L to R: GMT2 C.W. Bogert, ABEI J.T. Vela, ATI L.I!. Browning, PH2 D.R. Williams, AO2 J.N. Favero, BMI C.D. Alvarez, RM2 A.B. Young Middle Row L to R: MAI J.G. Jolliff, BM2 D.H. Holmes, A02 S.K. Atkinson, AMS3 J.F. Nathanson, OS2 R.O. Raber AMH2 K.A. Sanders Back Row L to R: BMI C.C. Adams, ATI J.H. Kiehn, ET2 R.S. Gerace, MS3 D. Joyner, MAI R.L. Bleuins, ABF2 J.M. Felton, AMEI E. Roginski, AK2 MJ. Galarza, CPL L.L. Wilkinson, MAI RJ. Kosmicki L to R: AOI Miwor, ATI Rairie, AMS2 Dawson, ABH2 Atkinson, AOI Jorgensen, AMH2 Alcantara, ADI Bell, SK3 Silva, AMS3 Winklehake Ill , . ., . ,.,..,.,.... ,, ,. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,W S S! Front Row L to R: AR Gem Berling, E.K. Clark, AN T.A. Lane, AZAA JJ. Frino, ABEAA R.K. Swafford Back Row L to R: SA G.P. Bonete, AOAN L.H. Roam, AR Gaferl, AR S. Briggins, BTFA W.E. Brakebill, ICFA G. Torris, AE3 D.C. Hernden L to R: SA Miller, AN Percy Q L to R: FA Boshear, LI2 Costello, FA Kreger L to R: FA Aparicio YNQ Gonmles 212 O L L to R: CDR Frost, LCDR Davidson, LCDR Myers Flag I r 4 , i an 1x mf 'D bl lil f 4 5 L to R: CWO2 Grant, CDR Gatliffe xr. , fd ATE! linac'-1'--'- W DE L to R1 LT Maurer, LCDR Crim ,ow L, 4 NJ La? N' Front Row L to R: RN2 Esdiritu, YNSR Tinter Back Row L to R: YNC Teasdale,YN1 Magdirilla E o 2 X J' ...va un 1 L to R: OSSN Bradlem, OSC Allen, OS2 Eary . 1 if .AJ J 1 ., Front Row L to R: RMI Phillip Lewis. RMI Robert P. Calman Back Row L to R: RM3 Daniel E. Desliazo, RMI Michael R. Dittman, RM3 Daniel K. Paris, RMSN Jeffrey T. Morris. RMS Brian D. Campbell M.. , .rv if tariff mf amp 3 'isfl J' WR :li L to R: ISI Smith, QM2 Kabrick, AKI Sharp Front Row L to R: MSSN Miguel, MS2 Martin, MSC Raroque, MSl Alcoren, MSI Ella Back Row L to R: MS3 Slaughter, MS3 James, MS3 Mitchell, MSSN Althoff :OE -.. 'Q COMDESRON FIF TEEN STAFF L to R: LCDR Sullivan, LCDR Moon, LTJG Desda, LCDR Young, YNC Stindn, RMC Richards, CDR Brancd, MSC Labrador, YN3 Linst- rom M' 219 George I. Purd Motorwhale Boat Race Midway Magic is alive and well! Although CV- 41's whale boat team couldn't come away with a win in July 5th's annual George I. Purdy Motor Whale Boat Race, they won the Spirit and Saltiness award for their WestPac junk style rig. The men from the USS Blue Ridge, who paddled to the winner's circle in a boat borrowed from the USS White Plains, now hold the trophy held last year by the USS Worden. For the Midway boat team, it was a lot of hard work, pride and excellence. Congratulations! 4-..... I J is. he Qf,...,sN 1' ,w.:.-uf. . . 1, ' ,,,...f' ,,i',,. , .. f . ' , ,, - , ,, sd L. -f gp, 1 . ' . :'?fiLtmE:QQp6LM, Y rj- fri, -' ' W-Y , -nu ,,, , ,. .-...W 4 t mb' g V fy ci, .arf . 2 I 6 4 1 L F' a fro- , f Q an Q' Y I :QL 'Q 'E 1 s? f. n4 ' I 3 I' A e 2 f X ,slum Crossing 22 AUG 1980 - if s 840 34 Min. East by 00 O05 I 1 . Lk avigation Department 'lr,f,..M The primary mission of the Navigation Department ' if is to ensure the safe navigation and piloting of the 'rn ship. The tasks of the Navigation Department include the continual and accurate plotting of the shipis course 'f' and position, recommending courses to be steered, and the procurement and maintenance of navigational CDR- R' F- Sullivan, Navigator charts, publications, and equipment. The secondary mission of the Navigation Depart- ment is to administer the following phases of shipboard training, Officer of the Deck inport, Officer of the Deck underway, and Boat Officer Cin conjunction with the Deck Departmentj, and the administration and operation of the helmsman, lee helmsman, after steering helmsman and Master Helsman PQS Program. Coordinating the actions re- quired for the proper execution of honors and ceremonies is another task of the Navigation Department. A ,, a.. 11 X 14, C14 K' 5-, R- , gi -Y -f1lYf,.-5+ , -5 fr. E , T, X .N .hz V A Y . '-iq ex- Q -M 1 -. I 595 J.. , l .3 :W - A . r vt: ,H If J ,jj 1 xx Y If 4 X if f' i 1 ,X Xxvf.-- rf Us if sl A+: 51 'G 1 ! N ' 3-u I C... at if Aen-t. ...,,q f ff - ,, 3 W r ' , Q Q 5 4, , f R A ,J , R , , 1 f X . Q- V 3, ' -gh.. 'Z Y ,iw .. Y J - , 5 ul- .f .mn -si -sh., I 'I N , 412 Q K R f 2, f , R , 1 f ' 421 +.,, -- - 'S L, gm? Q-'1 ' Front Row L to R: QMSN Caycoya, QM3 Wainweight, SN Newsome, QM3 Poissom, QMSA Romero, QMSA Youmg Ba k R L ' ' c ow to R. LCDR Dahl, QMC Steuber, QM2 Weeks, QM2 Coloh, QMSA Blomdell, QMSN Thayer, QMI Riddle, QMSA Watson QMSN Denson, QM3 Butler, QMSN McCallum, QM3 Garlick, QMSN Day, QMSN Douglas, QMC Gruening 222 2, 1 Front Row L to R: QMSA Newsome, QM3 Wainwright, QMSR Hompesch Back Row L to R: QMSN Blondell, QM3 Garlick, QMSA Cayeoyn, QM3 Sullivan, QMSA Rose, QMSA Douglas QMSA Denson 9 1,9 '77 AL Wag? . ,I -,NN , 2 .4 is 'bfi MAJ. W. M. Charles,C0 Team and Color Guard. They take great pride in being Midwa thinking, combat hardened, sea-going marinesf, 224 arine Detachment The marines of the Marine Detachment are young, and highly motivated men who are assigned the task of providing internal security for the ship. Their No nonsensen attitude, skill in small arms, hand to hand combat, and infantry tactics gives the Captain ofthe ship an instant force of readiness. Their discipline and espirit de corps is epitomized by the Silent Drill y's hard charging, low crawling, straight shooting, fast FN.. pg. M il Front Row L to R: LXCPL Chris 0. Shanholtzer, LXCPL Duane R. Johnson, LXCPL Jose M. Ramirez, PVT Anthony G. Toliver Back Row L to R: MAJOR William M. Charles II, lst SGT Robert C. Regalado, SSGT Raymond G. Herpy Jr., LXCPL David A. Menzia, PFC Stephen H.Jil1son N- an Front Row L to R: PFC, Alfred T I areia LXCPL Kenneth S Sokolowski LXCPL Anthony C Jackson PFC Steven W Brumbaugh PFC Laughrr D. Blakwell, PVT Keith Dill PFC Rohert F utierrel LXCPL Sdmuel I Gainey Back Row L to R1 l.fCPl.. Maruin P Hua li IXVPL Charles L Hutchins LXCPL Rielx L Bohiclt PFC Herman A Watts Jr LICPL Cljwle l. Field. PPC Joseph A. Poppflremr lff ll C ny R McKeon lll UCPL Jeflrevl Martin LXCPL Robert W Pelton L CPL Jarnez P, lolrrrsorr 22 Front Row L to R: LXCPL Randy L. Batey, PFC Fernando G. Schiefelbein, LXCPL John D. Kissinger, LXCPL Robert W. Pelton Back Row L to R: ASHAN Michael A. Flythe, PFC Scott Kelly, SSGT Raymond G. Herpy Jr., LXCPL William T. Sprague, LXCPL Jonathan E. Fouch M. J f.' ' v i C Q' V N, ..-5 A 1. W -L J J l' ff' Front Row L to R: LXCPL Darryl D. Cumminger, PFC Donald L. Gaw, LXCPL Randy Q. Garcia, PFC Richartlo S. Campos Jr.. LXCPL Terry Moten, PFC Roy M. Bauman, PFC John L. Sihole Back Row L to R: LXCPL Michael Adams, LXCPL Dan C. Young, PFC Jacob D. Lantlrinn, PFC Vernon l.. Davis. PFC Robby G. Hall, PFC Richard F. Mackaravitz, LXCPL Anthony l. Johnson, PFC Wallace li. McNeal, LXCPI. Randy W. llarner lu.. Operations Department mini: A CDR. W.. Butler, Operations Oficer Who are Uthe Ops Guys. They are to be found Where ever you look on the ship: in the dimly-lit electronic worlds of CIC and Air-Ops, on the highest masts repairing sensitive antennas, and in the secrecy of briefing rooms. They are the Masters of the crystal ball gadgerty of Metro, and the dark room Magicians of the Photo Lab. They are at home with the most sophisticated equipment in the world. They are, in the aggregate, a dedicated, resourceful, and talented group of professionals. Operations comprises over a dozen different ratings, reflecting the variety of its assigned tasks. The im- portance of their contributions to the ship cannot be over- stated - and by extension, their importance to the security of the Nation they serve, and Peace, is a matter of record. lj d A ,X 77 . 1 1 ' x , ii S-.W Yr . ' QM, wnA '-v - Front Row L to R: AGAN B.D. Blankenship, AGC J.L. Abrisch, LCDR G.W. Karch,AGC R.D. Bentley, AG3 W.M Owens Middle Row L to R: AGl R.D. Allred,AGANS.L.Marks,AGANC.W. McLeod, AG3 P.D. Dobos, AG3 MJ. Loons AGl D.G. Norrod, AG2'W.J. Anderson . Back Row L to R: AGAN J.M. Clontz, AGAN D.A. Polito, AGAN W.T. Narkie, AGAN J.P. Oberhelman, AG3 T.J Fallen, AG3 T.W. Allinder TU . L to R, STN Mchcallom, YNSN Allen, LCDR Shermrd, CDR Cooney, LT Snurka A ' l A if r PM . 11 mr'ff J . N Pl -C X 1 'u A, - 2 x Front Row L to R: ACC Terry Prorok, Angelina Magsaysay, AC1 Ron Preston Back Row L to R: SK3 Raul Pablo, SA Bernard Johnson, AA Darrell Farmer A J . bf , n M A , , , fy' A 3 2-,M r 2 A J' . rf .C f fr! A -A . M yf fi Q '2 ' SS l L to R: LT Rowley ENS Byron, CDR Bell LCDR Jones ACC Prorok Front Row L to R: SK3 Pablo, AC3 Valentine, ACAN Hom, AC3 McNeil AC3 Elliot Back Row L to R: ACAN Baxter, AC3 Costello, AC3 Crunk- leton. AN Farmer. AC3 Menard, SA Johnson Front Row L to R: AC2 McDowell, ACI Conklin Back Row L to R: AC2 Steuffer, ACAN King, AC2 Klingensmith 'il T um if L to R ACI P Bak AC2 MW. Pcndy, ACAN D.L. Hcrbertz, ACI R.P. Preston, ACI HJ. Tavare, ACZ BH. Tower ALAN P WI I'r1f:I, ACQ IJ A,O11crhI:1cI,ACI JIL. Schcurer 231 I Front Row L to R: LT LTjg Nagy, ENS Burke, LT Biby Back Row L to R: DSC Brown, ETC Smith, ETC Cowart, ETCS Lockart, ETCS Woods ---.m....a...,. J , ff fi if . .4-an-4-4 ' N., K. A -M A- . s V-. Ffa I gr!-Qi l ' 1 K 9 it QQ, 232 Front Row L to R: FTM2 French, ET3 Alexandrovich. ET1 Corkhill, ET2 Jones, DTS Clark Back Row L to R: FTM1 Sichley, ET2 Smith, ET2 Young. ET1 Gocek, ET3 Davis, ETB King DS3 Scott xl! l Front Row L to R: ET2 Gerace, FTM2 Holwager, ET3 Williams, ET3 Diaz, ET3 Alexander Back Row L to R: ENS Cirre, ETl Hill, FTM2 Stanton, ET3 Mikek, DS3 Sllindler, ET3 Williams, DS2 Johnson DS3 Karasek N 2 lrii i, S MW hw ml gmt , o: 1-ug Y. H144 r-fl 'a M ixilllfl' Vila.: af . if x M Front Row L to R: ET3 Harper, ET3 Hjellum, IC3 Smithdeal, ET3 Lombard, ET3 Gibson Middle Row L to R: ET3 Byers, ET2 Fanning, ET3 Mikusek, ET3 Erickson, ET3 Bush, ET1 Detellem Back Row L to R: ET2 Begley, ET1 Marshall, ET1 Wyatt, ET2 Wagner, ET2 Bean, ET3 Showalter it, ,D f'kw-, E ,. Front Row L to R: DS3 Hanchett, DS2 Rolek, DS3 Morgan, DS2 Johnson, DS2 Tio. DSS Scott Back Row L to R: DS3 Ross, ET3 Lafferty, ET2 Luther, ET2 Vole, DS2 Pannozzo, DS3 Fisher ETSA New x x 33,5 'XT' 2 L to R: ENS Huff- man, EWSN Conwell, EW2 Cunningham, EW2 Fetzer, EW3 Gress, EW2 Lee, EW3 Mosley, EW3 Jones, EW2 Kittil- son, EWC Bann, EW3 Macmillan if 11 ,117 , .S I i 1, vu, Front Row L to R. OS3 Kopp, OSSN Ruggles, OSSN Hompesch, OSSR T1llman,OS3 Lee, OSSN Shepherd, OSSN Marlar, SA Trarno, OS2 McGuire Back Row L to R: OSCM Lambert, OSC Mckee, OSSN Henry, OSSA Churchin, OSSN Tomlin, OSSN Hurling, OS3 Grygier, OSSN Thomas, OS3 Adams, OSI Crovatt, OSSN Gleason, OSI Crowther, OS3 Vancil, OS3 Freeman, OSSN Crosland, OS2 Cloud, OS2 Larrea, OS3 Arp, OS2 Carr, OSSN Collins, LTJG Putre, OSI Wilkerson 2 W Front Row L to R: OSSR Gjuardascione, OSSN Thompson, OSSA Wright Back Row L to R: OSSN Tyler, OSSA Sargent, OSSN Redmond, OSSA Slhatzke PHAA Hoover Cn 7frl x fd eff , 1 V37 X fi OPS CIC Front Row L to R: LTjg John Cloward, LTjg Don Wooten Back Row L to R: ENS Todd Knowles, LTjg Rob McNulty 236 ' BQCLRN, 1 6 L 3 , Ez! xr L to R: LT Keeton, CTM3 Almand, CTM2 Davis, CT0l Grimes, CTOCS Swientek, CTA1 Brentnall Front Row L to R: CTO3 Shropshire, CTO3 Robinson, CTO3 Freeman Back Row L to R: CTOSN Perkins, CTOSN Bowman, CTO3 Hill, CTO3 Belue, CTO3 Cornell Mr' , F Q 1 1 ' THEY First Row L to R: SSGT Gaskins, PHI Jolin, PHC Siudym, CWO2 Sale, PHI Prine, SGT Davis Second Row L to R: PH3 Yamada, CPL Stein, PHAN Poorman, PHAA Davenport, PH2 Miner, PHAN Danan, PHAA Cavanaugh, CPL Henderson, PHAN O'Neill, PHAN Seiderman Third Row L to R: PHI McLeod, PH3 Dumas, PHAA Miller, PHAA Coleman, PH3 Carroll, PHAN Manning, CPL Bingham, PH3 Gruetzner, PHAN Miller, PHAN Hanson Fourth Row L to R: PHAN Inscgore, PHAN Colagiovanni, PHAN Tyree, PHAA Chadwick, PHAN Presler, PHAA Hoover 'W ,F I y e'gMfm::ffwte'lf f Q f N I ws..-,A-f-14 - 1 4' , 1, ull 'Vw gg. 'W-- , , 3 , , 3. . , r, , , , S9 L to R: ISSC Hubbard, ISI Thompson, ISl Flynn, LT Crumley. 1 , sf , I ., 1 -' .gl 5-e-4 9' . . ,, .. -- w r, .I U , fl ,, - ' '. Q 1 ,' x . x, N N '1 1 '15, , , x ., ' . S rl , ' ' ' . -. I , NN- , 1 1 ff.: 'LES f ll, ?' S 4 ......- Front Row L to R: CDR Fragomene, SGT Pflieger, ISSN Weatherby, YNSN Woods, YN3 George, IS3 Aardahl, ISSN Mustard, SN McCol1om, IS3 Johnson, ISSN Dyer, ISSN Hanson Middle Row L to R: IS3 Pugliese, IS3 Marshall, IS3 Bandoind'ajoux, ISI Tyree, YN2 Grove, ISl Thompson, IS3 Gegenheimer, lS1 Flynn, IS3 Armstead, LT Chow, LTjg Stark Back Row L to R: LTjg Oxsen, LT S.F. McDonald, ENS Morgan, ENS Yanaki, ENS Mendez, lst LT Deitz, SGT Watts, SGT Nowlin. ISCS Hubbard, LT Crumley, ENS Niemeyer, LTjg Wheatley, ENS Oliver 238 Ph. -- 2, LT Snurka ...Ah lf.:::':- 'M-. STRIKE OPS. rr V 1 r Q' , ? ' I , Q- f v. V JE 'W sl ui 1 , W ,t-1 'f vi ,lvn 1, ,J z 4-' T' '4' an X 5 , A ' K , CDR. G. C. Wheeler, Safety Officer afety 3- M Department The Safety!3-M Department's mission is to con- tribute to the operational readiness of the ship through the conservation of manpower and material by prevent- ing death and injury to personnel and loss or damage to material, equipment, and aircraft Within the command. HID lx' ' - x.,,,Y j Front Row L to R: LCDR T.S. Schmidt, fSeatedj Back Row L to R: ET1 P.G. Carney, SA T.M. Flook, SN D.L. Fisette, BTC D.A. Wright 14. , SK AHYB SAFE ll ,L , flI::.xf.+ J -eu. 7 L to R: W.L. McOmber, YN3 R.R. Syniski, CDR CLC. Wheeler, HTl DE. Heary, A01 R.P. Crow, ATI J.E. Cooper ABHC R L Walsh BN LC. Holmes fSeaterlj , f ab, . . Y - ........ F--J .- fr fi3Z ,,a ,,v -I, , ... ,e 5. .14-Lg.. ,...,,, ,,,.1mf- - f fl 11, , s-.lm ,, -., ' I , ., , 5,4 vw. vu .?f' I ,.,f-f- ' . f 'k',,,,.--' '---1.. ,....-Q-.Nf-Q--W-f -vw.--A-v--Q, -,J- 242 J . itz 1 , -W f m , ...gli , :iv it f r ' -1.1! 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House, Supply Officer upply Department The Supply Department onboard the USS Midway is composed of seven divisions. The S-1 Division controls the ship's financial records and stocks of ship's material. The S-2 Division makes Midway the 'fbest fed in the Westw while S-3 maintains the ship's stores, laundry and barber shops. S-4 is on everyone's mind comes pay day as S-5 feeds and shelters all ship,s company and squadron officers. S-6 keeps Midway's birds flying through parts and material support while S-7 provides all the ship's ADP services. Though performing separate functions, each division in it's own way strives to keep Midway number one by upholding the Supply Corps motto Service to the Fleetf, M D 5 .a .- ff f1iJ3...f-.. 'ire .. .-. ' ,- r---D, -ag '- , .1 jff --a..r-- gil W--X , ,X R a, XX f Q E rf-T f 'Z W T -F Q .. .. '? 7. . . - fl' A. ., - ev: -- - ,- I 1 vs ' J is . X XXX X. 249 fxxm, 'vu ,-., 2? 2 X I .47 ff f, .dy 57 ll? 5, y 5 av ,.,4 35 ,Ll-Z? 44 W. ., f, P' 559: F, i wn -i ,.- , Z, N . 1 - , 1 - . ' X r H. 1 I 7 , 'MF Q, wwf Q? fi I Pe. 7 WY-ll 59'7xq,X:x.-3. v ' Y Q XX Y I Uh N!-Vx. 1 ' ' xx 'F N! V, I Q . , iz Q 1 fi 1 A , af' , Q' s Q. W , ,fu . - Q,.P-my A , 'FSM f 4K5 4 .,' A Vw LE 'Ag EE X .Seri new S nn , , ,1- . -- E' W. N? . 4,112 -L 1 . Front Row L to R: LT Cooper, LTjg Rhea, LTjg Hellman, ENS Freeburn Back Row L to R: ENS Benson, LTjg Anderson, CDR House, CWO2 Ruiz, ENS Norstedt, LCDR Gernentz, LT Mack Oursuum use-5 IICONIKG ' . all I 1 F 'E' , X -E' S W: g Qi N L' .42?3 al 'S N3 - ia K N 4,' X I .nL. Front Row L to R: AKAN Noez, YNSN Moore, AK1 Robinson, Back Row L to R: LCDR Gerneniz 7 1 . r,. r , la 1 l ll . ' si , L , ng V' ,fl : il' N , 1 .,-Y' ,- I f' i N N - .X l 5 5 e 1 A L v ' -r L L ,M4f,, ,za , T, L . Front Row L to R: SK3 M. Weigal, SK3 M.W. Rice, SKSN B.T. Pacer, SK2 P.A. Platt, SK2 RR. Valdez Back Row L to R: SKSA K.A. Charles, SK3 R.E. Yelton, SKI P.E. Mahoney, SK3 K.R. Lee, SKSN PF. Harris Q ,,. 9 1 , Q V I1 L to R: Ridenowr, LCPO, Fletcher, .T.L. SKC Tawiliili, L.P. SKC Cooper R.K. LT S1 Div. OFF. Front Row L to R: SKSN DJ. Atkins, SK2 M.P. Gazley, SKI A.G. Anlson Jr., SK2 M.M. McLean, SK3 R.A. S1lva Back Row L to R: SKSN BD. Ecker, SKSN E.C. Audencial, SK3 G.H. Mueller, SKSN T.L. Van Hee, SK3 M. N. Can Tome 253 f . X 1 - ' 4 1 -- ,m 4 - v 3 4 1 ' ' 1 hiv, , F ' X ! r - Q A p lf'l 1 , . .1 ' ll Y In I A 4 L 'I v . mf I L. , at ' J A + , J , - 1 l' -N -4' 3 - . , ' Au -' 4 -ya 'l M. Front Row L to R: BM2 Furr, ET3 Fisher Back Row L to R: BM1 Dixson, AD1 Martin, ABH3 Kress, MS3 Jernigan if ' ,..iSQlnH' 1 .1 rv-'mix Sift! W,.Mt':--7. V-Q3f5f'1f?Ml!QE:ZE5.1. Ja3wm,nT,a'. ..:f-ifwr ' '-i 1 TWT27 '- ' ' ' ' ' ' nar:',,'1,.l1-wa.,-n4....f. ....ml..,.. , Front Row L to R: MMFA White, ASHAN Stevens, DKSA Coleman, AN Jones Middle Row L to R: ATAN Salazar, QMSN Romero, AKAA Bagley, SHSA Maldonado Back Row L to R: DKSN Coleman, FA Key, AA Holmes, SA Lee, SHSN Devonde, AMSl Peppito, MSC Degano an I 6 254 Front Row L to R: AA Kuapaln, MSSA Brown, AN Pennington Back Row L to R: MMFA Ear- nest, AA Schrock, ASEAN Beverly, AN Jones, NPO Brown, ASEAN Path vb 5 . 1. 4 1 w xkkgdr J? FAH 'f - v, .71 MIDWAY W 1 , - , p HMV uAuAl'Yl' H3 1' , S X S, Front Row L to R: SN Brown, AOAN Hughes, MS2 Lindquist, MSl Tiamzon Back Row L to R: AMEAN Villa, BTFA Dooley, AA Wildbalm, MSSA White, MS2 Alvarado, SN Trusdale, MS3 Ramsey, FA Ballew 'H Front Row L to R: VanMeters, Lytz, Selvy, Moorhouse, Carr Back Row L to R: Inscore, Kilby, Presler, Thomas, Raborn, Martinez I l I . 1 ' ' I . , , um WAY -40 A' Front Row L to R: AEAN Griffiths, LICPL Garcia, Johnson R Little John , AN Bagnall H., AZAN Anderson Back Row L to R: ENFN McKenman, AA Harrell, AKAN Fenguson, Jaime Alcan, Butter D. Arirn, West Alhento Townsend 256 '?' fi 1 4 5:4 Front Row L to R: AEAN Daniels, SN Martin, AN Wildbahn, AKAA Gallegos, MS2 Alvarado Back Row L to R: AA Kuapai, AR Greer, BTFN Coffman, ABFAN Bethunr, SN James, NPO Dorris, AT2 Lyseng, PHAA Cavanaugh, ADI Martin, MSC Degano M I IJ WAY Front Row L to R: MMSA Phillips K., MS3 Genavie J. Back Row L to R: MSSN Paxton, R., SR Reason C. Q r-iinw-vii,-Y if 1-I .NJ ll-fi ll! Front Row L to R: MSSN CarlingK., HS2 Gardugne E., MS3 Wing M., MSSA Schlup R. Back Row L to R: MS3 Cantillo A., MSSA Ranaos R., MS3 Genavia J. 257 www L to R: MSSA Cason, MSC Santos, MS3 Perkins, MSSA Jevning Front Row L to R: BM1 Dixson, AMS1 Peppit, AMH3 Emme Back Row L to R: MSC McElfish, PH3 Lyts, CWO2 Ruiz, BM2 Furr, SGT Raborn, ABF3 Wrice,AD1 Martin, OS3 Fisher, MSC Degano, ABH2 Kress, MSC Santos 7 5 N. an , M i :V ' R r p .l , ., S L M T I Q ' 5' W. LtoR Kenneth Carhng MSSA Rlchard W11der MIDWAY '4 5:96, A ef'4NAsEMY3x L to R: MSSA Sammon MSSA Walsh MS? Smlth M92 Smocruz su f' ' MIDWAY W TVUE7' 'nl fl? Q All' FSQMANABE A PECIA i u W W J. MHIWAY Y , J Q r QX' 1 Lai if 'X ki r j 1, rw . I L to R: MSSA Allen Dumas, MS2 Remegio Nacpil, MS2 Adolfo Alvarado, MSSA Bobby Neal Jr., MSSA David E. White, MS2 James Lindquist, MSSA Robert Williams, MSSA Renato Soriano, MSSN Wyman Keyes -A r 'V ax 'N I .Q 1 Us ff' X 'N f H-,Q 4X Z ggx .5-I I i :P Q! V' .K L to R: MS3 Steve L. Jernigan,MSl Gil E. Escartin,MS2 Rickey Reger, MSSA Randy Carney, MS2 Hermas Sinocruz, MS3 Jerimeah, Davis, MSSN Nelson Elias min MIDW MIDMWAY MIM' ' v e 33 MANAEQTS, SPECIALXS k , 'K 4f1l'1'TY.XS Front Row L to R: A. Curtis, SKSA VM. Perea, SKSA RL. Grady, SK3 MO. Micknight Back Row L to R: SK3 TIL Norwood, SKSA GQ. Jackson, SKSN J.L. McFadden, SKSA MA. Roberts 7 Front Row L to R: SH 1 Rey E. Bantug, SHI Pruna Panl, SH2 Alcaide Maurice, SHI Eusenid Roland SHSA Vergara Gress Back Row L to R: SH2 Hill Robert, SHSN Vogel Dennic, SHSA Shoemaker, SH3 Duclds, SHSA London Anthony -- .- if x R K R R x A 'tu -. l , 5 IHUUM ' IIIJ x -K ' me K QI - , Ll - wh , ' J .5 f I n - 1 1 , , 262 4AHi49?'f,' Ai L' ' 1 Front Row L to R SHSA Maldonado SH3 Grles Norrrs, SHSN Edgar Ramirez, SHSA hm Huddleston Back Row L to R LTJg Donald S Anderson S 3 D1v OFF SH3 John Dylewski, SASN Jeffry Devonde, SHSA Mark Y I O ll O H O U I H000 PH UNH' I, N 0, ll Olrarvuruffr ,-lLf ' F + l MDW an ll ,, +I 'Nou' ' 1v'1'o'nun, mwah, .......,,,..,. 9 Ein L to R: SH3 .Tame Berry, SH3 Stanley Welch, SH3 Joseph Nelson, SHSN L. Fanzo, SHSA M. Moldonado, SHSA Andrew Stockadale, SHSN Lonnie Saruer E-gm W e no lm fffilillll f 3-2 wommwo PARTY 264 WT X -9-A Front Row L to R. SH3 Vlelrn MKQIIIYICX.AA.lOl1l'lSOl1,SHJ Dale Jones L to R: AMEAA fTADJ G. Kimbrallga, AA Catubo Saneho, SHSN Szalo Steve, AA Colbert Kazar, AA Sotaski Back Row L to R: SH2 .lmgk Mekewwu.SllSA Mark Ruberts,SHl Rulzmd FmQenid,SH3 Harold Hoose. SHI Maurice, 5H,I li,m1mcI,f. SHSN IJ Ir ,1.,11e SHA ,kifery Utty 265 J W- ,....-.-- H ' , . J. r ri - . W It .1 J v ' J ' Y, 4 ' 1 fi ' M ' ff N... V ' ' -uv-f' 1 W J . V R , A 1, Front Row L to R: AA Hamilton, Lf CPL John N. Miller, SHSN Roger Tookaylok, ATAA Charles Lincoln Back Row L to R: AA Norman C. Nash, AN Joshua J. Armstrong, ADAN Toby J. Goodine, SH3 Thomas Sanders X ga! NC-1 E '.,- U y IL---o-uni Front Row L to R: ENS Steve Freeburn,DK2 Nick Soliano, DKCS Leo Silvano, DKI Ben Pedroso, DKI Ray Tuazon Back Row L to R: SN Stepaen Davi, DKI Freddie Bondoc, DKSA Clement Felarca, SA Artnur Coleman, DKSN Oscar Araracap, SN Bobby Nelloms, DKSN Howard Marks, DKl James Balintos, DK3 Remy Pamintuan 266 , . . . - . ..,.. Y-.. . .-. A-.-,.- .. .. ... .,,m1,1q'--snyu1 n71Q1-7'Q-v +m?nnv- --.-1. D.-...-- -W..- . .... -..... , . . ,. . , .. , . . L V an Jian, .mir SCT John Morris ,,, ,, ,. - - -vv -- 'ff'- .S e' fii-in , fi 'I V tie Y'-ifffx fa. auf L to R: DK1 Amado Limiiwgan, ENS Steve Freeburn fDisbursing Officerj, DK3 Eddie Evangelista, DK1 Rudy Adriano, DKSA Wayng Mattaews,DKSN Edwin Albino, DK2 Kenny Rodgers, DK1 Jnocencio Salvador 'R f Qi 515. I 1 -67 i S5 5 , .3 1 95' 3 Q , , r 4,--, Q. , 3' ' gs r . w W'N.,,, 'X -X, H ,N .H , , - at 1--.....,-..- Q, Qgonu 4, 33051-4169 1 1 , gf . 'A ,gf OSS Miami? x ,, ri MLJWA' '1'x ruin CS? if ici-nf L to R: MS2 Digon, MS2 Delosantos Front Row L to R: GMTSA Durman, MSSR Senft, MSI Cavida Back Row L to R: MSSR Epple, AA Rivera, MSSA Abte -R w , A .LAL , 1 ,L ' L V X 'Q - f , .V K hm , rl , xr: 4' 4 ,G vs . P I S g.z 4 'nv K R ken U, L 8 S , . 1 , r -D v , X , . , 4 -1-v A' ' X ,ff X. 9 H ff a : , f , .H -ix E f' W- QJTJXJV K Fron Row L to R: MSSN Finnegan,MS1 Ramones, MS1 Guevarra, MSSR Schlup Back Row L to R: LTjg Rhea, MS3 Faulkner, MSSR Smith, MSSA Brown 268 1 I 'n V55 n,.,. A 5 - -.,. , Front Row L to R: MSSN A.E. Foudree, MSSA E.D. Javier, MSSA E.M. Gonzaga, MS1 A.F. Ramones Back Row L to R: MSC J.B. Mangahis, MSSN W.M. Irick, SMMR D.A. Morris, MSSN D. Congery, MS2 J.L. Smith LTjg R.H. Rhea - -- --wu-...-,- MIUWAY Q WSH MANAGY-wx SPEEIALYEQ so J l wwf l W Front Row L to R: MS2 Nelson, MS2 Gacayan, MSSA Collier Back Row L to R: MSSN Nortliey, MSSN Lemons, MSSN Bonaparte, MSSN Zoflke '7 -69 '?-ns-.,t- CL? ' w NU WDM -, 1- G9 ggi- 9 l' f QSHUUIQE I , gsm, ,,7Q,, A . Ln S Mmvi , Usual, S MILNW M' Front Row L to R: MSSR Hunter, MS2 Ronas, AA Ingram Back Row L to R: MSSA Porretta, MSSA Bliss, MSSN Harper, MSSA Salas X! L to R: ENS C.W. Benson, AKC M.D. Carreon, LT J.E. Mack, ENS L,P. Norstedt, AKC T.C.'lH1ne ? Front Row L to R: AN D.R. Reno, AKAN B.K. Damer, AK3 M.C. Grossinger, SKSN B.R. Sanders, AN G.W. Johnson, AKI C.T. Biedermann Back Row L to R: AK2 A.W. Franke, ATAN R.L. Newman, AN D.G. Hardmann, ATAN B. Kilbride, AA M.G. Bonello , 1 --Q V - L to R: AKAR WH. Strogier, AK3 T.S. Fitterling, AKl C.T. Mallard, AKAN R.L. Mcgregor, AKAA W.R. Stevens, AK3 D.L. Bell '7 1. I b - 2' I I ' , 4 - -pw 'V J . . 4.A,,,M V, , X L to R: AZAN R.A. Tallman, AK2 J.A. Batt, AKAN M.V. Tosino, AK2 F.M. Arguilla, AK1 H.F. Allen D439 M2 AN 'mul X MIGIR L to R: AKAN T.S. Conldim, AK2 W.L. Matthews, AK1 FD. Cabanban, AKAN L.H. Kane 272 Front Row L to R: AK1 M.A. Floresca, AKAA C.C. Flores, AKAN A.c. Pascual, AKAN V.K. Williams, AK1 C.M. Ramirez Back Row L to R: AK2 JD. Orolfo, AK3 N.N.Mcfarlar1e, AKAN C.A. Grider, AK2 C.G. Kirk, AKAN G.R. Ortiz, AK2 A.M. Duarte ! Front Row L to R: AA D.G. Hoffman, PRAA W.C. Jones, ATAN T.A. Froehlich Back Row L to R: LXCPL D.M. Reynolds, AGAN D. Bassham, AKAN N. Noel, AEAN FG. Santana 273 1?wN it l Q P ,1 i is 107- ..,,,, 'fx ' 1 -fn x ,Q--4- L to R: AA L.F. Jones, SK3 D.E.Wi1son, AK3 J. Barnes, AA A.C. Tardivo, AK1 G.W. Simon, AZAA M.R. Brand, AK3 A.R. Wilson, AK3 D.C. Starr, AK3 FH. Moore L x' ' N A , if W i i ::?7!1Li!:m1 -,Jag X. 5 L to R: AMHAA J.A. Taylor, AA RK. Holt, AA P.R. Redding, SGT M.D. Raymond, AGAN D.A. Achgi1l,ATAN H. F. Newman, AA D. Pestana, AA FG. Santana, AKAN M.B. Rodriguez, AK2 L.M. Lindman, AA A.D. Morse, AK1 S. Baxter ...'?' TF I rapt, vu 'N ' , k. , ml- lm l 1 sue? , ff, s XR J, 1 R X E , ' I X, jj ' fm yy lf' f L to R: DP3 Pat Waltrip, DPSN Petee Field, DP3 Orion Gallagher, DPSN Steven Vannoy, DP3 Troy Joshua Ll! p X GENERAL QUAR-rszslw f'6EwERAl. QuAn2rE2S--- ALI-HANDS MAN Youfi S GENERAL QuAP.TERS ST'4T'0 ' RXIAL-oo a 0 l l :QQ . lm! f . '1 5 , P -- .:-.f-1, ,, ' . - ,pk Y 1 I 4 -Zliil., g-gf----- ---' '-- m K- - 1 ,,,A - , ffl W . Q -A Af--MW-N, 3, L ll llll ,l i uk ,MW-HN W F ,V N,.....,..J4-M GQ 276 cl . ' Y' 5 , s ' ' , ff r . r, 4 L to R: Roberto E. Rosa, Todd E. Krusemark, Russell A. Weddle, Richard Gordon, James L. Davis, David L. Lactawen Cristobal Enriquez 'lv' 40-Q K' rf i RlQUz:7 Q .. ,J w f 3 L to R. William Kirkland, Gregory A. Deem, Arnold R. Mangrobarig, Benito L. Cuenco, Bruce E. Mason, Cristobal Lririquez 277 Front Row L to R: AKAA M.D. Holt, AK2 T.R. Grantham, AEAN S.C. Lee Back Row L to R: AD2 R.L. Wallace,AZANM.W. Klahn AKAN E.L. Hall ,AN L to R: Mark Jamison, Lemuell Morales, Mark D. Heilman, Ismael Maldonado, Herbert E. Garrison, N McCreary 278 L to R: DPSN Walker, DP3 Goeddel, DPSA Woldridge, DPl Rosende 'T' Wi o rm an M l. S u N is Trainin Department The Training Department is organized to provide ed toward information, education, and advancement, X as well as monitoring overall ship readiness and the tirrfl PQS Program. Educational programs on board include self im- provement via the High School Studies Program, Studies and classes leading to a high school diploma, and afloat college education CPACEJ. In addition, college entrance exams as well as CLEP, DSST, and GED Exams are ad- ministered. Professional growth is supported through advancement exams, Military Leadership Exams, Military Correspondence Course processing, and PARs. In excess of 1,700 advancements are completed per year. Ship's readiness is measured by monitoring over 2,000 annually conducted exercises and PQS administration for a multitude of specialties. In Division ashore, under the direction of the Training Department, provides in-depth lectures about MIDWAY and Japan to provide the newcomer with meaningful information concerning forward deployment and overseas living. f' 4 CDR. R. E. James, Training Officer M I In T -f 1 -2 279 MIDWAYXCVWS with a multitude of services orient- -,Q-...i Hiiiyfvhv in Yi' 1' aw ls., ,,, ...A ,....- . .541 NQ ML 'fr 4 ,-V u,W,,,.4 A X w 1 1-., Yi , I - - ' . ,,,.-W-7 , , An' , ,,,i. 0,4 J z4ii,anrf , 1 ,mmf ,. M. V W ,HW,,f ,f - - ,,,M. I, 4 :.' , H .'l f' , 4 LH l 1-in-I ii H ,-if 5 1.4 ,-f ,.e' 3 ,IN 5 5TtiN fill 48 J r ? 1 X- J x John Wong, PACE professor N9 K. .1 JV ws- W Front Row: CDR Ron James Back Row L to R: LTjg Richard Hopper PNCM Joseph Grimes, CWO2 Don Simmons 1.1! 39 I 1 L to Rs PN2 Joseph, PNSN Taylor, PNSN Sowoya, YN3 George, PNSN Robinson, PNSN Watson ZX! . ..-N . -..4 -, 1- -rv'-s. 3 Weapons Department The primary mission of the Weapons Department aboard USS Midway is to provide reliable ordnance for embarked aircraft and to defend the ship against enemy ASCM and air'-attacks. In addition, the Weapons Department is tasked with the coordina- tion of the ship's security, all weapons handling and transfer evolutions, and explosive ordnance disposal functions. Assigned personnel are trianed proper stowage assembly and loading of applicable aircraft ordnance and all shipis ordnance. It is the ns Department s responsibility to insure that all shipboard weapon system and armament are maintained in MI 95 DYYAY A s E 4? ' K I 3 xii' r :Q 4 2 . - Y- - ' . Y Ei , - ' , isis' i . U .in ' ' x AW' ' 3' fav, 41 kr ' , . :-v 5 if 1. 'A 11 ' U.. 1 X x ' X4 ,. 71 bs I . L' Q3 Q Q? 'A 'N A Q L 'fl tl W' fxa' K lk , ,Q . If A M UB' in Y nf ' ' Msn' ,.. Ui I --51. v , V A . I , J C F f -X' ' -.. V' ' V I ME. 4-V i s gf 1 ' 0 Q U A el I L Ui 1 XY' L iz , X Q 4 Front Row L to R: CWO2 Little, AOC Roaldson, CWO2 Paoletti, ENS Peters, LT Rundgren, LTjg Roberts, ENS Leland, LCDR Van Deman, CDR Keuner N Back Row L to R: CWO2 Grizzard, AOCS Price, FTCS Rohla, LTJ G Estvanik, LT Deirich, GMTC Munson, AOC Reine, AOC Jansen, AOC Grey ' ,X I ' J I A ' 9.2 Front Row L to R: AOC Jansen, LT Rundgren Back Row L to R: AO1 Lawson, AO3 Harrington, ADAA Abano LT Gogolin 284 'N -'jgfl A . s llfnq i w-Q 6 Front Row: AOC Roaldson .,x.J Back Row L to R: SN Alexander, AOAN Blanche, YN3 Dennis, SN Slocum V! ' ff! Front Row L to R: AR Brooks, AOAA Traenkner Back Row L to R: AR Roe, AA Kilgore, AA Blake '7 1 7 9 53' A Q ' nr l xx , ! undl' I ' 1 fs .. .7 l 5 , LK , Q an .3 tl l l A lv ' ff ' L to R: AOAN Jameson, A03 Johnson, A03 Brown, AOAN Urrabazo, AOAA Cantine, CW02 Paoletti, AOAN Washington, AOAN Knoechel, A03 Van Meter, A01 Atwood, AOAN Crooks, A03 Burnette dialna-nu: A 'A '05-. . - .,, ...-- r .qw J? I 1 bi Front Row L to R: AA J.H. Hunter, A03 MP. Tahakjian, AOAN A KNMNJ Williams, AN M.J. Levanovic, AOAA H, Carey, AOAN C.D. Edwards Back Row L to R: AA R.E. 0sis, A03 K.W. Viernes, AA EP. Parker, AR D.D. Roth, AA J.G. Schultz, A03 A.K. Jenson, AA P.A. Mason 287 ,- .... .'.-, -Q., 1-......,.. 1 an -V r, 4..,,.. n.1' ..' -- uw- -' L -'A .A , 9.- Front Row L to R: AA B.D. Pipkin, AA K.A. Johnson, AA B.W. Molinar, AR R.S. Krumrey, AR J.T. Johnson, A03 M.D. Sizemore, AA R.S. Rodolfo, A03 B.A. Ratliff, A02 R. Otero Back Row L to R: AA M.R. Keck, AA P.D.L. Craig, AA J.R. Sellers, AR K.C. Ellis, AOAN J.A. Patterson, A03 R.W. Snyder AR M.R. Anoche, A03 S.N. Smith, AOAA M.T. Winter, AR A.R. Anoche 3 , A4 Q dliyjhlfql ' K WJ lg? Tw f r V ' , X - ,fs gh ury ' A Front Row L to R: A01 J.W. Mercer, AOAN S. Clark, AOAA R.B. Griffin, AR J.P. Little, AOAA B.R, Sanders, AOAA M.A. Clark. AA T.D. McArthur, AR EJ. Guzzetta, AR M.J. Levanovic, AOAN R.A. Jones N Back Row L to R: ENS N.B. Peters, AOCS B.R. Price, A03 W D Eckersen A03 H M Reynolds A02 R E Carrison AA D R D' ' ' n . . , . . , - . . YQ . ,, i . . inien. A01 T. A.Westervelt, AOAA K.A. Hobbs, A01 MJ. Petruny, AOAA T,W. Sandvick, AOAA M.W. Montgomery, AR J.P. Little, A01 Rf. Wheeler 288 ff f u wifi vii X, A 15- K L to R: AOC Maruin C. Reine, AOAN Michael Bono, AOAN Don J. Shaffer, AO3 Alexander T. Baugh, AOAA Marshall J. Allen, AO3 Randall L. Reasor, AOl Osceola Condulle, ENS Scott B. Leland ,V K 5 ,,.1,,,,N f I X X fl? Front Row L to R: AA Tryon, AOAA Caroline Back Row L to R: AR Tudor, AA Lemma, AR Cilvarry, A02 Clark 7 , qw W 4 i A vuqv. 1 vu-uv.. 'vv.-Q.. n-. , , uvunn., i, -1 ,- ,, v V i -W, 'fluu-... Q. -ae...-Q.. , , - Q - .... fy -+-ff 9 1 1 FU 2 'u l M lun-1 ln an F 1 ' ' :...,, - --.,-.- - Front Row L to R: AOAN Lennis E. Smith Jr., AOAA Joseph H. Waldschmidt, AA Charles G. Lingle, AA Lance K. Arsenault, A02 James E. Burks, A03 Gilbert N. Trevino Back Row L to R: AA Robert Villegas J r., A02 Herbert R. Kilby, A03 Donald K. Ramsey, AA William 0. Bridges f. BPDSMSY Pr '50 Nw 'is x V3 I A502 x I f MCR C fx F fp!! fff x l tw' ,fll!, 'V L , f 157 fl 115 it VX A .,. rw., V, f , , , R itofgiy ill We it 'R '11 , p,':f - '- , 'X , . f ' ,- X It 5 .g 17, , ,,1 , 8 If X .V f , 'l H 'lllhf lg., lc!-.1 XRF ein A .Q . i ' Q ' f .Eff 1 X- mug wa I2 ,SS ,iq N Ill, f' Uv I . -f :QW -,, , N, A. H V 'I :'if:-:L55.-, ,'l'u E. gl ii -' .i A L X , , fi il- I wi I -- ,if A i ' ll l J I i J -N----.W . - . IMALVM -,A W V Q I V 1 fr ,vrga 34 ,, 2 a , . Z, - I ,Q n .saw ,lf , fu., , ll Q. Bill! Y lv Q , an yy Y L' ' ' ' u M 'B V J' ll ,asf . ' 1 UWr39.Q1f'1f3f'.1.J. F' X e Q' N1 4 , ' A F ':7i1? .wr 'Y - ' 1 f , ' ' - 'ff' Qgtdaygaix, AN ,ja l s ' ' Y. ,' ',,MJf,,fg,-LJQY ? , 1' ' , l 'u-N, ,.. 1 ,, '- wm.,,, ' .! X' , V' I ' F WA . f' ' X' H snmwrfff 'f 1 'M La f . Q X. V' -. fl , 'q 4fo',f ,.- ' 444. - ffl 44- mm qw. T!! ga-L in ,N - L Wir- Q gg .- if ff 'P' - JL 'A' gf ' Elf' I7 . -.- ' 5' 1 'I'1'YN ' ' 5 v 4 i Q - 1 My I vi 'M 4 5-I . i Y4i1i-lf I ix ,I g A i J , . ' j ,fly 1 f A' D L18 JM -t NHL Q ' ' v f pil M ' ,. 1 I N .' .- - HW' ' I .,,- !1-.',,x A h AA Kouef L to R: FTM3 R.E. Smith, FTM3 D.M. Thomas, GMG2 RM. Moo1'e,FTM2 G.P. Ahalos, GMG2 JR. Thompson. FTM2 C.S. Reyes, FTMSN D.B. Kinslow, GMGSA E.R. Ziegel 292 V , XXX. s m Daiillvi 451-ji 6 JQ Front Row L to R: GMTI R.A. Clarke, GMGSN R.E. Helson, GMT3 B.R. Pellar, GMT2 D.R. Tonnon, GMT2 J.E. Hartman, GMTSN L. Burkett Back Row L to R: LT G.A. Oelrich, GMTSA G. Patterson, GMT1 R.E. Fischer, GMTSA R.Reily, GMT3 K.W. Smith GMTSN JM. Rodriguez, GMTSA JJ. Anderson, GMTSN J.M. Tellings, GMT2 J.S. Halpin, GMTSA B.R. Clarke, GMT3 M.J. Skeftic, GMTC J.R. Munson Jr. CWO2 W.A. Grizzard EEE WHAT 1 MEAN? Fx V I CV- LH X l somewncs rr woaxs, SHIPS ARMORY glgfggfxt es IT K .':g:.:, S Q lf 3:1122 t ,X S4 5 V , w N Q 1 ,-fjfflL,,J -W- ui PLE!-NSE rt 6 E l CONDUCT Au. 0 BUSINESS f-NT 3 L E Doon at Mk ,J---J Hel ' ig F Front Row L to R: SKSN Fernandez, GMTSN Douglas Back Row L to R: GMTSA Martel, GMTSA Sbrusgh '7 an H-'ks L to R: EW2 Heisler, LT Goudge, QM2 Davis, AO2 Groff X-,,J ,-. I' ui Q N MJNDBEQG Front Row L to R: AA Lundberg, SA McLeod, AA Hunter Back Row L to R: AO3 Santana, GMT3 Doldge, A03 Allison, GMTI Dunbar 294 LR ,,-.1.1ii - ' -er-sv-F-,, .-Y T :g W- f' ' -' -gi ,, , Normally a book of this size requires a fairly large - -.M -,222 CRUI EBook STAFF L to R PHl Brockschrnlfl PhotographcrfPhoto editor, GMG2 Thompson, Graphicsflsayout, UJJP Karch f,rulf,ebook Officer, l,T Dollahon, ffruisebook Coodina1or..lOl Guiam, Layout edimr staff just to handle the lay- out and photographic as- pects alone. And with press- ing deadline usually impos- 1 1' 'gf ' 4 in T ' - ' ff kai? faf fa, we ' f-aaa, , , :- . 4, ' fWs'frf:f,.f- , Leia: .- ff.- - - .. -vw-, Q , , 1 -, - f' 'rw ..:- 4-Y-fwf.'!: . . W W' is L ,.wsfi1-,- Q. .. -. - 9.-if ag.. i .. Q, me Q: ,-, X, .nn 7 - . . , - , ,YQHPF ' ,.f , - ', '.,-f' . f ed on this type of publica- tion, the production crew which was only staffed by four people CPHI Brock- schmidt, JOl Guiam, GMG 2 Thompson, PH3 Yamadal were naturally uuneasyw at the start, the fact two ofthe staff members had to work on their own time to finish the book. What kept the staff going was their deter- mination to produce a quali- ty book within a short span of time and the importance of documenting this memo- rable cruise, which all prov- ed to be instrumental in the considerable progress made towards the end of the cruise. This book, however, is a culmination of count- less efforts by many indi- viduals Ctoo long to list them by namesj, without whose help, it could have never been done. We sin- cerely thank and appreciate all for the services, tangible and intangible as well, that we unselfishly received. 295 - , 5 Q 26 November 1980. . .Home is Where the heart is YOKOSUKA ,U T Jaw' ! l 'gd 1! . 'uit .Ega- 'GO Captain! My Captain! Our fearful trip is done. The ship has weathered every rock the prize we sought is won. Mm! The port is near. the bells I hear, the people 'I T all exulting. The ship is anchored safe and sound its voyage Closed and done. From fearful trip the victor ship Comes in with object won... WALT WHITMAN-from O Captain! My Captain! 297 f -- , -.nv ,,....4.-. 1 1... -..mmm' L-uur .-.-.. -,-., .. - - - CINCPAC: ... aisigiiiiioarit and stability. ,,3mm!4,,,gq PACIFIC STARS AND STRIPES SATURDAY, Nfl' R I' C Yfel' Mldw The nuclear-powered aircraft anchored near the mid-Indian Ross said the Soi A WASHINGTON QAPJ - A third U.S. Navy aircraft carrier battle group entered the'Indian Ocean Thursday, temporarily raising U.S. naval strength in those waters to a near-record 37 ships. The defense department said the carrier Ranger, accompanied by four other ships, will relieve the carrier Midway and its escorts, which are to return to the Western Pacific. The Midway is deployed from Yokosuka NB, Japan. carrier Eisenhower and the Mid- way are now operating in the Arabian Sea within striking dis- tance of the Persian Gulf. This has been a consistent pattern of U.S. naval deployment for the pastyear. The 37 U.S. Navy ships in the Indian Ocean, Arabian Sea and Persian Gulf are one fewer than the largest naval presence several months ago. However, seven of the ships are floating warehouses Contribution towards R I .-, l- iw V in--3 -is tn, -KJ' .go -1:s'1'f74 1- - 1-T., . ' W. J .,-V' an-ew. great... ff-3 -Mil ZJ ' Aa , - g.i.t'?'t...itr.sti,t2rig,'.f.5tAffr....: I OJL wjmjw W am p deployment. K WM Fmtfrtffr Maritime Self lwwmfps l, The USS Midway, the USS Francis Hammond, and the USS Kirk returned to Yoko- suka .November 26 after spending approximately four months on an Indian Ocean Thousands of family and friends greeted the men as the ships pulled into port. Music was provided by the Seventh Fleet, the Japanese Ocean base at Diego Garcia, loaded with military equipment for a Marine brigade and several air squadrons if they are deployed to that area in a crisis. Earlier this week, a fresh reinforced battalion of about 1,800 Marines headed through the Suez Canal aboard three Navy amphib- ious ships. This battalion replaces a similar-sized Marine unit which recently left the Indian Ocean. Pentagon spokesman Thomas peace s tacking iran. This raised fears in Wash- i'o o that if Teheran believed it was Ad'-n - R- L - J - L Ong might in desperation order its J bomb oil fields in other Per- sian Gulf nations that supply the West with much of its fuel. There were conflicting statements from Teheran. One ranking official warned that Iran would turn the Per- sian Gulf into a vast hellv if outside nations tried to protect the Strait of Hormuz. At practically the same tirne, however, Iranian Prime Minister Mo- hammed Ali Rajai promised to keep the strait open. Saudi Arabia, the richest oil nation in the Mideast, was taking no chances and requested American military help. The U.S. responded by sending four radar 'navy ,vessels in t area, a decrease week. This is co the maximum of ships operating t year. At the same tin at a briefing tha patrol plane flew vicinity of the Connolly in thi recently. Ross sa threaten the desti planes called AW.-XC ing and Control Sys bia to bolster Saudi were to remain in Sz Iranian-Iraqi crisis e The U.S. alreadf in the Persian Gulf, cluding the aircraft er and Midway-t Aboard the two were a total of 160 3 Buffeted by the I U.S. found itself st! policy that would s ter told a carnpaigi' Mich., on October time, we are stayii' nothing to punish l Yet officials wo 9f0P- i Defense . Force, and the Nile C. j 2 .that WU iw-'f Qfwfvcam., p Kinnick High School Bands. I 744-Gt MD, Q ,D While at sea, the Midway ZJJIJLIQ 40 7 steamed 41,000 miles, W' launched more than 4,700 -aircraft and s ent a total of X0 ' Qftiibwjadafdlwmfaiwwlai ' Jwmwnfnvrj l wmommwa Mama. Ga-tat may Qfsfirlfgfwt 106 days away fliom ports. The pFrancis Hammond earned several awards while away from Yokosuka, in- cluding a Battle E, , and s e v e r a l departmental awards A hi hli ht of the - 8 S c.i3,f01 pruised gvas a show per- orme y the Mis A ' w6i,0 gh ANWWI , USO Troupe. MissSAnhIl:ei'Iil:caat R Q?LU mllaagfmvuem , I accompanied by several Q, State dwlinners, sang and A IQOQGMA Q1-, In ance aioard the ship. 798 The USS Kirk also won p V p several awards while at sea. H PH2 Bobby Williams of the CNFJ Publih videotapes the return of the Midway last in I 80 tzmkgmlet Union has 25 QQ Indian Ocean va, Wiqej one since last Jllgwjderably below .s,5 3'l4'S1:g,fl2 Russian Navy ,Y pre earlier this 1 Fihgng Ross reported 'fierp an Iranian P-3 again- 5. .mmfawpwm the general Q' ye U.S. destroyer 1 Zlh Persian Gulf isgseithe P-3 did not X Qsgstyyer. ,sr . aw..-Airborne Warn- A--3 ...gui-to Saudi Ara- defenses. They Sydi Arabia until the A -S sided. -.K ad tour naval ships 27 others-in- r -. -tlrearriers Eisenhow- ithe Arabian Sea. 1, rnerican carriers . .g-,onmbat aircraft. .. -, ideast turmoil, the .1 .giggling to devise a . ...i Qisfy all sides. Car- ' ,audience in Flint, mln this trying .. neutral. Weill do ' ' sv im. H igied that the U.S. lolnt ClllGiS ol Staff: ... speaks highly oi the dedication oi all personnel involved. een. o. c. Jones, chalrman ll 5 I Navy s 205th birthday celebrated ABOARD THE AIRCRAFT CARRIER MIDWAY - The Mid- way, sailing the Indian Ocean, Monday celebrated the Navy's 205th birthday with a steel beach picnic on the flight deck, Navy officials reported. The 65,000-ton flattop, operated from Yokosuka NB, Japan, switched from routine operations to a carnival atmos here with 720: P , pounds of steak, 792 pounds of hamburger, 120 pounds of hotdogs and 420 pounds of chicken barbe- qued on grills set up on the after section of the flight deck. The Midway's bakery delivered a 6'x7' white birthday cake, believed to be the largest cake ever baked in the fleet. The celebrating crowd chugged 270 cases of soft drinks while tossing footballs, softballs and Frisbees, playing guitars and singing. Fans cheered for favor- U.S. Military Feels Its Way in Mideast . I . Q, W 2 Pointing up increasing American military presence in the region: F-15 jets on recen show-the-flag exercises over Saudi Arabia, aircraft carriers in Arabian Sea AWACS radar plane of type sent on September 30 to bolster Saudi defenses. , , ,i1,,,,,..ii-..- ----,... ff-- on Midway ites during a .wrestling smoker on deck. Capt. E.I. Hoagy Carmichael, commanding officer of the Mid- way, personally cited 49 crew- members in an awards ceremony in the ship's forecastle before the festivities. Among the awards were a Meritorious Service Medal, a Joint Service Commendation Med- al, 18 Navy Achievement Medals and 29 Letters of Commendation officials reported. In a separate ceremony, six third-class and two second-class petty officers were meritoriously promoted by Carmichael under the Command Advancement Program. Also, P03 Edward W. McDevitt, P02 Kim A. Sanders and POI Albert Childs re-enlisted during the shipwide Navy birthday party. The Midw-ay was ordered to the Indian Ocean Oct. 2. THE HOST CRISIS BROUGHT THE cAR,itiER Minwiw AND THE FRIGATE KNOX INTO THE ARABIAN si-:A . A . X -..15.:ji.. .QQ ' ' 2, ii K If 3 all is ri, ts- -Q 1 is 1 Q f it Ri: t r I A V ---- me . f sr A ---- I 2 ' Qt as s. . H Q a g V iv A +,.-.V 355, gg ,rl fqnfwf A' .v N vggsgg 'rsc 5 T -. '-.' e .T -, ssc ,, feggwwg N gf Sb i sf' ifytf aj . 1 W .. kgaw . t: 35 53? We A -5' f-35 ta X T-'Qi Eiga gf ' 1 I . ' , 4, PLQXQHGKX 3 :- ' 'X' Q if ' t. - Families search. for familiar faces while waiting for the Midway to dock. ' CNOHO Impressive readiness records , like yours are evidence oi professionalism, ingenuity and hard Off! h i h . Ph tob Li S h t ll 299 P38355 formore omecom ngp otosl 0 y z c war zj Adm- T- B- Hayward IN J MORIAM ARFAN LAWRENCE' WINSTON MoRR1s,v-4 7sep1 1979 9 SGT. ROY FRANK KINZALOW, VMFP-3 17 Dee 1979 ARE3 JOHN ABOUD FARIES,V-2 7 28 June 1980 7 J MM3 C HRISTIANRA QiQHN BELGUM,A-Div 29 July 1980 V 19 Av, , 5 D MM2 DAN1ELFRANC1SJ MAcEY,A-Div 29 July 1980 7 LCDR HENRY BENJAMIN MRYERS, JR., VA-56 4 N0V 19807 I Q--Y 7 7 5 A' um--4 avi 1 mum -:UU fi 22 ,,, Ap 154 ul ' 3 ik!! nv' Q'Q,-,., Aaah 'il .Rx
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