Pensacola (LSD 38) - Naval Cruise Book

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My friends call me Billy, but it's Mr. Badass to you. CAPT Hansen and 2LT Rohlfs defend their world dart championship at the Mezzanine Deck Bar 8: Grill. The ardroom The wardroom of Martin Alvarez The junior oiiicers break away from breaks out the bubbly to celebrate the mobs of women for this photo in the upcoming birth of LT Pompeii, Italy. Morrison's baby. i Q ,ff These are the guys that drive the ship when we sleep? MS? LT Newton lookin' studly. LT Sweeney lookin'studlier.

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Command aster Chief AVCMQSWIAWJ Jack G. srireie Master Chief Avionics Technician Jack G. Stiteley is the Command Master Chief aboard the USS PENSACOLA QLSD 381. A native of Plainfield, Illinois and a 1969 graduate of Plainfield High School, Master Chief Stiteley attended Joliet Junior College prior to joining the Navy in December of 1969. He received his recruit training at RTC Great Lakes, Illinois, and attended Aviation Electrician's Mate A School at the Naval Air Station in Jacksonville, Florida. Sea tours have included Attack Squadron 95 aboard USS CORAL SEA CCVA 435, Patrol Squadron 46, USS GUADALCANAL CLPH 75, and duty in the Sea Component of Helicopter Combat Support Squadron 16 aboard USS LEXINGTON CAVT 161. He assumed his present duties aboard USS PENSACOLA in March, 1991. Shore assignments include tours in Attack Squadron 128, Naval Air Station Meridian, Mississippi, Helicopter Combat Support Squadron 16, and Recruit Training Command, Great Lakes, Illinois. Master Chief Stiteley has attended numerous service schools and special training courses including the Naval Rescue Swimmer School in San Diego, California. Earning his Naval Aircrew Wings in December 1976, he flew as a Helicopter Rescue Swimmer and Helicopter First Crewman in H-46, H-1, and H-3 type aircraft, accumulating over 2300 flight hours, with 3 rescues to his credit. Master Chief Stiteley has been awarded three Navy Achievement Medals and numerous unit commendations and service awards. Additionally, he has earned designations as an Enlisted Surface Warfare Specialist, Enlisted Air Warfare Specialist, and Master Training Specialist. Master Chief Stiteley is the son of Jack H. Stiteley of Sun City West, Arizona. Y

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Yi 'K' iw' ws if A 'RQ' ' . Did the lose a bet? l x Around midway through the deployment, the Executive Officer scoured toilets with Suppo, the First Lieutenant chipped rust, and the Chief Engineer scrubbed bilges. Several officers of USS PENSACOLA auctioned their time and services to raise Witty ' inf f'I'm waiting for the tryouts for the 44URPPPP Mr. Olympia competition? money for the Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society. All hands were encouraged to make donations in someone else's name, and the people that received the most donations had to perform a specified task. The auction raised over 51800. The First Lieutenant was the top attraction. Crewmembers do- nated over Sl000 in his name, and in return, he was a deck Seaman for a day -- from sunrise to sunset, grinding deck rust. The runner-up for most donations was the Chief Engineer, raising 3420. He scrubbed bilges for two hours. Sorry, CHENG, the photos didn't come out. The XO and Suppo each received honorable mention and cleaned heads in Officer's Country.