Philippine Sea (CG 58) - Naval Cruise Book

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1991 volume:

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A ,,., A A, X OMMA NDING OFFICER OPERA TING IN THE .CLIEZ AND RED SEA WAS' HARD WORK ... AND ON THE 45122 DA lf THE CAPTAIN TOOK A BREAK Captain Callahan was born in Chicago, Illinois. He attended the United States Naval Academy, graduating in 1966 with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Marine Engineering. A His initial assignment after commissioning was as First Lieutenant and Fire Control Officer aboard USS BORDELON CDD 8811. Following graduation from the Department Head Course at the Naval Destroyer School in 1969, he served as Weapons Officer aboard USS ROBERT H. MCCARD CDD 822D until October 1971. Follow on sea assignments include: Weapons Officer, USS RICHMOND K. TURNER CCG 203, Commissioning Executive Officer, USS NICHOLSON CDD982jg Surface Operations Officer, Commander Cruiser Destroyer Group TWO, Commanding Officer, USS O'BANNON CDD 98715 and Chief Staff Officer, Destroyer Squadron SIX. Captain Callahan's shore assignments include Special Assistant to the Chief of Naval Personnel, The Naval Post Graduate School at Monterey, California, where he graduated with a Master of Science Degree in Computer Science, the Naval War College at Newport, Rhode Island, and the Commander Naval Surface Force staff where he served as Assistant Chief of Staff for Combat Systems. Captain Callahan's awards include the Meritorious Service Medal CThree Gold Starsj, the Navy Commendation Medal CGold Starj, the Navy Achieve- ment Medal, as well as numerous campaign and service awards. Captain Callahan is married to the former Maureen Murphy of Chicago, Illinois and the father of two children, Christopher and Colleen. Q Xo COMMANDER JAMES A.SANFORD UNITED STATES NAVY COMMANDER JAMES A SANFORD UNITED STATES NAVY Commander Sanford was born in Miami, Florida. He graduated from the United States Naval Academy in 1976 with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Electrical Engineering. Following Nuclear Power Training, he served as Auxiliaries Officer, Reactor Controls Officer and Electrical 8z Reactor Controls Assistant in USS SOUTH CAROLINA QCGN 37 5. Following a tour as Operations Officer, USS CONYNGHAM QDDG 17 D, he commissioned USS ABRAHAM LINCOLN CCVN 723 as Assistant Reactor Officer. He assumed duties as Executive Officer, USS PHILIPPINE SEA CCG 585 on 23 September 1990. Commander Sanford has been an Instructor of Reactor Plant Operations and Safety Analysis at the Naval Nuclear Power School, and is a graduate of the Armed Forces Staff College. Commander Sanford's awards include the Navy Commendation Medal, Navy Achievement Medal, Meritorious Unit Citation, and Navy Expeditionary Medal. Commander Sanford is married to the former Patricia Ann Curtis of Bound Brook, New Jersey. The Sanfords have two children, Christopher Alan and Sean Eric. CASE . ,W H Q . ,,., Z iw .,,,..- ,.,,,, M 7-3,5 an Y ffzfff' K wyihw -, ' WM pq ,Aly ,, , WM V an xy t , w- WNWXWNW ff , 1, W' ,fm f ,, W' 4 K The CMC qualified as Officer of the Deck mid way through deployment. ETCM QSWD HAGAN Training for the Hump Day 5K Race. irulr 525 Y COMMAND MASTER CHIEF The function of the Command Master Chief is to serve as the enlisted advi- sor to the command on the formulation and implementation of policies perti- nent to the morale, utilization and training of all enlisted personnel and as such, the Command Master Chief has direct access to the Commanding Officer. Additionally, the Command Master Chief is responsible for carry- ing out established command policy in specific areas as directed by the Com- manding Officer and Executive Offi- cer. The Command Master Chief takes precedence over all other enlisted members within a command. ETCM QSWD John Hagan, Command Master Chief, was born in Luton, England in 1946 but raised in Asheville, NC where he entered the Navy in 1964. Upon completion of recruit training in San Diego, he attended ET A School at NTTC Treasure Island. His sea duty tours include USS LESTER CDE-10225, UDT-21, and USS RICHMOND K. TURNER QCG-205 where he qualified as enlisted surface warfare special- ist. Master Chief Hagans shore duty assignments in- clude: NAS Whidbey Island, WA, Navy 8z Marine Corps Reserve Center, Louisville, KY. and NATTC Millington, TN. During his tour as ATC Equipment Maintenance Schools Division Officer at NATTC, Memphis, TN he was selected as Force Master Chief for the Chief on Naval Technical Training. Then, in January 1988, he received orders to the Precommissioning Unit of Philippine Sea to serve as Command Master Chief. His awards include the Sea Service Ribbon, National Defense Medal, Good Conduct Q6 awardsj, Expert Pistol Medal, Sharp Shooter Ribbon, Battle E , Navy Achieve- ment Medal Q2 awardsl, and The Meritorious Service Medal. Master Chief Hagan is married to the former Cathy Moser of Asheville, N.C. and the father of three children, Melody 17, Melissa 21, and Robert 24, a 1st LT in the USMC. MARS OPERATORS, OUR CONNECTION TO REALITY WERE ALWAYS THERE WHEN WE W NEEDED THEM QLEFTJ. THINGS KEPT ROLLING BACK HOME WITH THE HELP OF THE WIVES SUPPORT GROUP. f 12. X 4, af 4 f we x I QZC Q :. fWf f , SUPPLY OFFICER LCDR. TIMOTHY H. STRINGER LIEUTENANT COMMANDER STRIN GER WAS BORN IN OAK PARK, ILL AND GRADUATED FROM THE UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA IN 1975 WITH A BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. FOLLOWING OFFICER CANDIDATE SCHOOL, LCDR STRINGER ATTEND- ED NAVY SUPPLY CORPS SCHOOL. LCDR STRINGERS TOURS AS SUPPLY OFFICER INCLUDE USS VOGELSANG QDD862J AND NAVAL SECURITY GROUP ACTIVITY HOMESTEAD, FLORIDA. LCDR STRINGER WAS ASSIS- TANT SUPPLY OFFICER ABOARD USS GUADALCANAL fLPH7J, AND CUSTOMER SERVICES OFFICER 8z ASSISTANT TO THE DIRECTOR OF REPAIRABLES SUPPORT DEPARTMENT AT SHIPS PARTS CONTROL CENTER, MECHANICSBURG, PA. PRIOR TO REPORTING ABOARD PHILIPPINE SEA AS SUPPLY OFFICER LCDR STRINGER ATTENDED NAVAL POST GRADUATE SCHOOL WHERE HE RECEIVED A MASTERS OF SCI- ENCE DEGREE IN SYSTEMS INVENTORY MANAGEMENT. . 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Qabovel . . . and for not poisoning any- one last night Qbelowb X X MS3 Glddlngs f MSSN Mallory M X- Q xg-N eeeee , MSSN rr.ei ' 'I Rabldeau X Coleman ' MSSN Harris MSSN Falone 1 ,f,fz S MSSN ig M A VIP GUESTS ADM KELSO NAV SOUTH N CHIEF OF NAVAL COMSIXTHFLT OPERATIONS VADM W.A. OWENS ZEUS, THE GREEK GOD STEEL ON STEEL THE MASTER CHEF N WWW' f S H gf 4, . 'W 'Off f, 5 H f X WW M 'M M 2 X E Toga party time CMC Au 'natural ' f . --...Q-.5 Ivs not hot' honest WARDOG Country Club Got caught in the act ik ,IW yf Q, How does it look? WHY wasn t I ln v1ted J' ZEUS THE REAL PARTY ANIMAL! DEPART E T Th f' t air detachment embarked aboard the USS Philippine Sea e 1rs was HSL-46 Det Seven from NAS Mayport. Dveytachment Seven was ' ' ' G. S ll established in November 1989, with LCDR a ter cu as it's first Officer-in-charge. LCDR Scull leads a department of five offi- cers and fifteen enlisted personnel, along with the responsibility of operating and maintaining two SH60B Seahawk helicopters. LCDR Scull was born in San Antonio, Texas on September 15, 1955. He was commissioned an Ensign in May 1977, through the NROTC program from Texas A 8z M University, where he received a Bachelor of Business Administration in Management. Following his designation as a Naval Aviator in September 1978, LCDR Scull attended LAMPS MK I Fleet Replacement Pilot training at HSL-30 where he flew the SH-2F Sea Sprite helicopter. Following HSL-30, LCDR Scull was then attached to HSL-36 where he was assigned the jobs of Assistant Training Officer, Quality Assurance Officer, and Officer-in-charge. LCDR Scull was then selected to at- tend the Naval Postgraduate School where he received a Master of Science Degree in Financial Management in December 1983. He then attended LAMPS MK III Fleet Replacement Pilot Training at HSLf41 for the SH60B Seahawk helicopter. Following SHL-41, LCDR Scull was attached to HSL-42 where he was assigned the jobs of Natops Officer, Aviation Safety Officer, Detachment Maintenance Officer, and Officer-in-charge. In October 1986, LCDR Scull report- ed to Washington D.C. where he was assigned to the personal policy division QOP-135. Upon transfer in December 1988, LCDR Scull re- ported to HSL-40 for LAMPS MK III Refresher Training. In May 1989, he reported to HSL-46 as the Squadron Maintenance Officer until he was called upon to form Detachment Seven for the USS Philippine Sea. f X. W- .. ------- S . N ,X N X X ,ak yi NW N S xy! X ', EW X ' JW, A NX , 5 X at W, N o Q s 8 F f S READY TO LAND! The DET SEVEN Warhawk fly and maintain the Philippine Sea's two SH60B helicopters, Cutlass 471 and 47 2 . Along with the pilots a variety of enlisted ratings are required to keep the helicopters airborne. Among those are AD's, AE's, AM's, AT's, AW's, AX's, and an AZ. The SH60B SEAHAWK is the Navy's best defense in Anti-Submarine Warfare QASWD, Anti-Ship Surveillance and Targeting QASSTD and Search And Rescue CSARJ. Additionally, the SH60B can perform Medical Evacuations QMEDEVACJ, Vertical Replentishment QVERTREPJ, Passenger Transfers QPAXX, Naval Gunfire Spotting QNGFSD, and Communications Relay QCOMRELB. On 16 JAN 1990, the Warhawks embarked aboard the Philippine Sea for the first time for Week One work-ups. This was the start of the Air Department . Since 16 JAN 1990, the Warhawks have flown 425 mishap free sorties for a total of 1320 underway hours. When the pilots and AW's weren't flying, the maintainers were busy keeping both aircraft in an UP status. During the deployment the detachment flew over 414 sorties for 1308 flight hours and completed 9 phase inspection maintaining a 9596 Full Mission Capable rate. While aboard the Philippine Sea, the Warhawks participated in operation Desert Shield, Desert Storm, and NATO exercise Display Determination. During Desert Shield and Desert Storm the Warhawks flew over 1000 flight hours, performing Anti-Ship Surveillance and Targeting, identifying over 1100 contacts. The Warhawks flew surveillance during boarding and search inspections for the Philippine Sea and many other multi- national ships participating in Maritime Interdiction Operations. During I-H-lllwlllllillllv Display Determination the Warhawks flew over 100 ASW hours with 15 simulated submarine attacks. The Warhawks have established themselves among the top with an exceptional flying and reliability record. They have set the standard for all future LAMPS 0 detachments that embark aboard Philippine Sea. CUTLASS 471 sits turning on deck awaiting a green deck. N ....- f- .'-,-Tr--Nugrm V, . -- THE WARHAWKS WGRK HARD .H x I gsssafrwiii 20 I , I I I I I I ff I 'tra Y Throughout the deployment, the warhawks have met 9996 of all flying commitments, GVQD in 3 continuous alert 30 status. On many occasions, the warhawks were airborn before 20 Illlllutes' These dedicated professionals definitely know when and how to get the job done! NNN.. f , 43 w W Q W ,f X 7 Q, Z f, VXIWMMX A , , f!f',9 f X f 21, 1 , man ., ,, , i , N ix X . to , X Q N -s vt .Q 5 T f ' . M J : QS, fs , l f ' gf X qw!! x , A SS f X Q . XA , x.Xx A 5 sj N TQ . Us NS L Q N Y Q N fx k 5 X Q X X X I X S X f lx yy: s XX: 1 : Q X X X XX XXX Q X 3 ,magyar- Lt. AIlth011y Lt Unger maintenance AIR OPS Pl AMCS KAW! 'Dubois DET LCPO W sy 4 2 ze N.. Q fs K Qs s K 5 X Q s X S X N 5 x sf , 5sX+ . QS t Q. ff Eff X f' f 5 A 0- X my Z -A , lx l Q, Lt. 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A s night LPO ew m -fix n an e 1 .,,,k! , 5: Full is 1 -as 1 ' ' i xl , 'fm AE2 Puckett AMH2 Beechum AW2 McNinch AZ2 Delong AW2 Ramsey AE2 Kile AD2 Hutchins D3 Felix AMS3 Reynolds AX3 Ayme AD3 Holt AW3 Catterlin 4, e- 5 l n l gl LIU ? 4 ,,,, AE2wKile struggles to eat one more in the hotdog Felix and Hutch take a break Kile plays through , contest. from hanger cleaning. AFM! 414' After 45 days at sea, the DET takes a well deserved beer break in Lcdr Scull films the Suez transit. the Red Sea. . X 7 it , S lill AW2 McNinch, AX3 Ayme, and Lt Wyland enjoy Lt Anthony leads the gang down a street in Greece a day at the steel beach. L. - , WARHAWKS PLAY HARD! ,,.....4ll- V w 1 Chief Dubois gets into the! Christmas spirit i In Rhodes Greece, the gang relaxes at our favorite pizza parlor. , While in Hugrhada, we discovered a new friend by the name of Stella. Below, the det enjoys some real American beer. 1 1 Q 1 y gnu Left, Holt eagerly awaits liberty, g above, AT1 Gramps Smith by the statue of Ataturk in Izmir. y X l LCE LCDR EXEC TI E OFFICER Commander Charles Thomas Bush was born in Balti- more, Maryland on 27 August 1945. He began his naval career by enlisting as a seaman in 1966. Ten years later, he had received a Bachelor's degree from St. Mary's Col- lege of Maryland, and had attained the rate of Chief Pet- ty Officer. He attended Officer Candidate School and was commissioned Ensign in late 1976. Commander Bush's sea tours as an officer include Fire Control Officer, Anti-Submarine Warfare Officer, and Combat Information Center Officer in USS BUCHANAN CDDG-143 and back-to-back tours as a plankowner in USS TICONDEROGA QCG-475, the first AEGIS cruiser, first as Weapons Officer and later as Operations Officer. He later served as Current Operations and Anti-Air War- fare Officer on the staff of Commander, SECOND Fleet. Ashore, Commander Bush has served as Executive Assis- tant and instructor at the U.S. Naval Academy. Commander Bush has been awarded the Meritorious Service Medal iGold Star in lieu of Second Awardb, the Navy Commendation Medal, the .Navy Achievement Medal, the Good Conduct Medal iBronze Star in lieu of Second Awardj, and various campaign and service rib- bons. He is married to the former Joyce Dennis of Albe- marle, Virginia. They have three children - Tom, Greg- ory, and Jennifer. Lieutenant Commander Thomas H. Copeman, III, was born in Boston, Massachusetts on 8 April 1959. He grad- uated from Creighton University in May, 1981 with a Bachelor of Science degree in Biology. He attended Offi- cer Candidate School in Newport, Rhode Island, and was commissioned in April, 1982. . His first sea tour was as Electrical Officer and Main Propulsion Assistant in USS LEFTWICH QDD-9845, ho- meported in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. Following LEFTWICH, he was assigned as a propulsion plant ex- aminer on the Commander in Chief, Pacific Fleet Propul- sion Examining Board. Lieutenant Commander Copeman graduated with distinction from the Surface Warfare Of- ficer School Department Head Course in December, 1987, receiving Top Snipe Award for excellence in en- gineering. In addition to his many duties as Chief Engi- neer, Lieutenant Commander Copeman doubled as Sen- ior TAO and Senior Boarding Officer during Desert Shield and Desert Storm. . He is married to the former Judy Shortal of Harrington Park, New Jersey. Q ' ',g,. --, - 4-WL: 7 W 'fy Y A ff Q. V., , I X' Z, fp l , W- f - N. ,V ' ,, A N y f y .Q f .f f Z K , g 5 W,-N Q' 1 v , ' V ,. , . ,A f ff! ,x ,- , , , .4 . , W ,I 6 A , f Q . ,gf f 1, -iw f , f J 4' X A, J' . ' . , 1+ X , M, fb , V! X ,,f 57 a ,, 5 if f fm, fy fi My f fy X jj, 34 gy K f W f f f , 6 if W ,JK K f Sf , , . - -f A lf, 5 , jg .. I MP DIVISIO THE MAIN PROPULSION DIVISION CONSISTS OF GAS TURBINE SYSTEMS TECHNICIANS, BOTH ME- CHANICAL AND ELECTRICAL, QGSM 8z GSED. GS'S OPERATE AND MAINTAIN FOUR GENERAL ELEC- TRIC LM-2500 MARINE GAS TURBINE ENGINES FOR PROPULSION AND THREE ALLISON 2500 KW GAS TURBINE GENERATORS FOR SHIPS POWER. THREE COMBUSTION WASTE HEAT BOILERS USE GENERATOR EXHAUST GASES TO PROVIDE LOW PRESSURE STEAM FOR HOTEL SERVICES. TO ENSURE PEAK OPERATING EFFICIENCY, GS's PERFORM PREVENTIVE AND CORRECTIVE MAIN- TENANCE ON CONTROL, MONITORING, AND ALARM SYSTEMS, FUEL OIL SYSTEMS, MAIN RE- DUCTION GEAR LUBRICATI-NG OIL SYSTEMS, LOW PRESSURE AIR SYSTEMS, PUMPS AND MO- TORS, AND THE CONTROLLABLE REVERSABLE PITCH PROPELLER HYDRAULIC OIL SYSTEM. OK GREEK BABES HERE WE COME E. E143 REL A 5 E. S R. W THY tY ON 1 1 D0' ow , I vf X X 'N K A wb ff .N N T .X N, , .5 x X ,nk Q ixfg Q X XNf X X xxx X X S Q N Q X X X S - S fx Q x NS Ssf N 1 asus... Q ay E ,iii Zxff s X X X 1 V, Ns ' 1 W X Q. Q Q MS? f xg? ZX any GSEC HAROLD L. WILKINSON ' 'Wu WORLDS FINEST GSMC DOUGLAS L. REED J MMM-MMM YA GOTTA LIKE IT WORKING OUT GOOD Q E GSM2 SCOTT R. COWGILL GSM2 JOHN W. CURTIS GSM2 TIMOTHY N. DENNISSON GSM2 SALVADOR H ,x ' A I. DORIA PI. 5 GSE2 FRANK T. GODINO GSE2 ALFRED E. GREEN lf mum ..w GSMC JEFFREY V. GRIMM NNN 9 GSMC TODD D. HEHR :iiiilw'q1,,'WI!lSlT :igssQeii55i?3fiH!l CAN'T WAIT TO GET BACK GsM2 ROSS R, E LAPPIN X Y , , GSM2 RICHARD AA I I I S MARSH x .A -a Ri XA G! X 7 M YW - f R I RRQR A . T JR Sw A X I I X EFT' y' XA f K . I . A A I A PHILIP J, 'E A , T GSM2 DZNIELL Y , he 'S GSM2 WAYNE B. , I I -.23 I 'Q A , I ' ANDERSON I I 'Q 'A 'I I N I I I I i 1 I ,, .4,. -,..-i..i., J THREE WORLD TRAVELERS MY FAVORITE MARTIAN THE LATEST IN EGYPTIAN SIGH SEEING TRANSPORTATION , 9, THAT MUST HAVE BEEN A GOOD AA I ONE T. R. I U .U ov 65 E5 If GET a ABQ MI T lim -ll GP?- EE. GSM3 RICHARD G. FIFER IARD GSM3 JODY K. N HODGSON HMIM GSE3 THOMAS B. JR LADD JP. GSM:-s SCOTT A. LUCAS IEL1 GSM3 DOUGLAS J. I MCARTHUR JR. NEB GSM3 KENNETH Q D. NEWTON JN! L. ran r 1 A 51' A DAILY NOONER X IS A :. N MUST WELCOME TO THE TWILIGHT ZONE QABOVED QRIGHTD DRESSED TO KILL QLEFTD ALWAYS WORKING LEAN ON ME GSE3 DANIEL E, A STANLEY A W A GSM3 SATHCEL v. A A A VAUGHAN 'F FA DOUGLAS W. A A A A PIERCE H' A A A E FN MICHAEL T. . A ff A FR GREGORY TUBBS SCR EALLY MAN I'm 1116 EGYPTIAN GOOD FRIENDS AND GOOD BEER, WHAT MORE COULD YOU ASK FOR? W7 f , A C TN' W , f XQQ. AN 1' I lx? , 1 , , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Q f ,f , , fffff!! Wifi! TMS 711311. QZXHAUST HX f m ZZ E'RE HAVING FUN NOW! f W 2 I ,,,! WW , A f, . ,WA -1 aw W ' ' M I 1 T . 1 W i -5 , 2 I ' fwwfjf 41 X 0' 2 , A f f 5 M f 4 X YES THAT REALLY IS THE SPHINX D0 YOU THINK THEY WILL NO GsMa HODGSON MAN- - NING 43 WHB TICE IF WE TAKE 'rms Fon A SOUVENIR? GSM3 CRAIG J. CARTER GSM3 OTIS SMITH FA JOSE N. GRACILLA FA LANCE ECKFORD 7 f Q 7 .A A , ,ff -ww M --,- A N W fZYW7W?004Xfv!f!W 2 . ' J . f SA ff A ' 9 N ' , V 110 - R Z , X f X My f W, A M f f f AA f A fix! 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IT'S THE LEADER OF T - GANG! HE A RING IT NOW QUASIMOD0 , ALI-BOB-A RING IT Now. -Wm.. I H Y 1 'Y -if EN1 McGINNIS EN2 MILLER EN2 MEADE GREER-STYLING lu!! NU Wx aw us-:ff EWU W0 I W SHEETS-STYLING Q Q w S ,N-- X S x XX ,M -f QQ N - W X is S N N 'X , f ' SX S Q X S S X N N i AX ' H X iw '55 mx ,w vx Q44 F' ,,,, f H U C0 1 G lo-A LARRY CURLY 8z MOE-STYLING f fy . 33 EN3 GEBHART QPSQ , X f f ww EN3 TIMMONS 1 I 9 5 YOU'LL GET IT MY WAY OR NOT AT ALL SLOWLY SLIDING BACK- WARDS, GEBHART DEMON- STRATES THERE IS TRUTH IN THE ADAGE TOO MANY MOV- ING PARTS R ME WILD,. ME ENGINEMAN GET THE PICTURE! AHAB TRIBELL DEMON STRATES THE PROPER WAY TO FEED A CAMEL Y EN3 WILD A 'PPLL ' 74 gf JQ O7 X J ff f X? ' X f D W f 1 Z 9 1 J ' FN MOSCA ' I ri' X 1 6 I I l i 5. M 558 s . 'ff rx, . '-fn, ' V3 Ni 1 fn ? 9 ' -'X'-he-Y ' - f DC1 COLES DC1 THOMAS DC2 HARRISTON DC3 BEHE DC3 BLACKBURN f , s f X f ,Vg I p Www ' 'X M 2 ssm' LESEY CWo4 HARLAN 5 DCC fSW5 HTC qswy KEMP '1 MILSTEAD 3 1 A' The ships damage controlmen and hull mainte- 51 nance technicians are responsible for ensuring the ship stays tight to run right. They do.various U things such as welding and fabricating and ' keep damage control integrity throughout the ship. DC3 DAMASHKE yi T ' Doa MOSHOLDER r DC3 NASH 3 s f DCFN HONYOTSKI f f . wr -M 1 I KZ 2 X ZX fi AQ af, N 7? X 7 ? Z Z f 7 2 5 Z4 4257 fgg f W Z f My W, I h effw W -JUN A 37: . X ww y K if f W0 gh : yy 'f 2, 45 7 in XXQ 41 5 ' Q5 r V 2 mf 5 rc 'Q wf gf f QQ M 51 1 , va -n 9 he t bu cure 'C pl iS th in bf ld - ' u t 6 fi vldn D211 W Md' v, VW ,W W W .W , f , M5 Q , 'xt Ov ,lf x ajfgf. Q S 7201 57 :f,f M ff 4 xfv .U XZ' x Z 2-izzx? 1,1 , X 1 fQfsQ, it . 74 ,L Af f!! w M f, 57 I ,Q Q f ffl, Q ' I , affix I l Q0 t it III In H3 .d 1 V Da 2 T H f MQ X , 9- fi W9 5 7 Wx 7 7 Wx W XM f lj Zz! X l 7 Q W Z Z Z ZX 0 2 QQ 7 of 1 XX Wfz x I ? W f ,UW A, W 4 W , f W Z 'X MWA! , h f 'CGW 1 'Hn 17 fl Q i Z ff 7 WP h Z .41 Z A X ? Q 7 W Q WY' yf f 0 W W W W , W W X h' 25 f 7 f wh? ' X e is Jr. h KEW igfl etht She Jltef 2 M b es MT3 Ja HT2 HT H 1Ser K 1 n Ro d 3 R3 11 ze Bu Y ffer Je G i in' ga 3 ds ffien his h it W g .11 yl la P 6 JO ds' D You 9 th . g kln 3 M t rs ll th fm 9 all M re. tu 'C pl 11 OW iS him h 6 V ga 6 W so h? hu ry ca tty S 9 Pl' y xi I 1555 N Q . xx W .- I SMX U3 hx E u X. IQ' , 1 fr ds again - a xg? gf WILKY SAYS, WHENS THIS DRILL GOING TO END? HEY THATS MY SHOE! SO THATS WHERE ALL THOSE 7-UP SPOTS WENT WHAT A HOT DEAL WHATTA YA MEAN THIS IS ALL WE GET mfs ,'XA1 AFA X llil X If A i f 3 1 llxi I M W A SL ' X Z ,fy W , Sf Sf f . A Z ENS. DOUGLAS O. EMC JEFFREY A. ENLZESEEESO WILSON FEAR A E DIVISION OFFICER E DIVISIO Q THE ELECTRICAL .DIVISION IS RESPONSIBLE FOR PREVENTIVE AND COR- RECTIVE MAINTENANCE OF ALL ELECTRICAL MOTORS AND CONTROLLERS NOT SPECIFICALLY ASSIGNED TO ANOTHER DEPARTMENT. E DIVISION IS ALSO RESPONSIBLE FOR THE SHIPS DEGAUSSING SYSTEMQ ELECTRICAL DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS, INCLUDING CABLING, SWITCHING, AND PROTEC- TIVE EQUIPMENTg BATTERY CHARGING EQUIPMENTg SMALL BOAT ELEC- TRICAL SYSTEMg LIGHTING SYSTEMSg AND PORTABLE ELECTRIC TOOLS. . EM3 PHILIP S. , CARTER IN A f EM3 MARV R W COLEMAN J ' EM3 TERRY I KAVANAUGH A 'I' ,AEE . FN SEAN A. A EM3 JASON D- ODDERA if Z ff, ,- q 1 A 1 fi ,H ,ff--,-V , f 1. 7 W f wf 4 ' N-...ff Qx N N , i l W 1 W W f Z X 'x .46 4 UMW : WM! , I ,V Mobi' N N N ZZ Q ,X Q Z, 1 ff Q B W WWW If ,M f ' 'W W 'ff'T 7 R 4 ,,,0, .W 1 fy, ax :x f mm .. ??!!71'5fWf 2 mu A.. X.,,,,,, ifX'ff E, ,xrqv , -5 ' M mf. W, , ,x .fy ' .fi ff , -,QQ X ,f , v, .u , . - 4 I. . 1 ' 'gf 21 K M xx 75,4 my W., Q fy, N A vf I ,fx ff 12: W wr www ' ' 1 by ,. ? 1 4 1 1' ,I if Q I' DY I W ' 1 1 3' X s f Q, U Q Q: l .1 Y' in im, QQ 5,224 , 4 X ' if f f pipqgsiiwmxv, XE 'W rr' . Q-Q 4 an My x ,N in 'Q f 'Q wh 'if' W. WMM X X -W. NWS . 'mi . 3 1 TURKEY W4- K2 Q f X 3 SM KQWGM ' 5: xl . . we: Q QM- 4W, A, X. AEA ww. Si N' f Se 4 1 , x Q xxx i ...f J 'TW 'fs 5 ,...,, M 1' , f 'vw ..1 ,, . 1 gf 2 Qlf W V, I ,,,,... af' ,J ff- ' ' - my ff A V I ,,w,.wf-f -. U I gwfq f 1 xv P l 5 -4 Y 1 511532: F 14 5 3 Q X E3 F3 fi DEPT. 1 W ' s wulllihg l Lt Robert Dutch Shultz NAV A NAV ADMIN department is made up of many V workcenters which consist of quartermasters, yoemen, personnelmen, postal clerks, corpsmen, and master-at- arms. Each workcenter plays a role in the ships day-t0-day routine. The QM's and SM's take care of navigation and visual communications. The YN's and PN's take care oft administration and paperwork. The PC handles the mall any way he can. The corpsman is the ships doc and the Master-at-Arms is the ships cop . x X sk X X X X N N M N XS X X ' A X wx ' X ' A A Q X C CHQ C. . - A X -Sxffg-gi ,, . xx C s X- ' M , Q X S-ff Q XX ,.:. 1 , X C 1 sys 31- . S X 4 If , EMCM CSWD R. I Hedenberg MAC K. Pennel A 7 ,f K i Zz, Mif 'Fi 4? X 1 ,, V M fs Q X , - 3 if . 145: v fy 4 6539965 ' ff, In :ff X . , ' fy , - . f' - A' J f ,, 13? 1 HMC QSWJ R. Rinehamer THIS ISN'T DONE THE ELDER DOG CPO'S XC g 52 ,, J A W PNC QSWJ D. Holmes is ' , ,wx A , , MM 0' x X C V N 1 X X6 X f N f W ,MW A ,iz-'x m-M 1 S NX. ww. MW A E QMC QSWJ J. Ray diiii' PHLH MAC QSWD A. Sambito Q AN. NX XZ Q l if X A X X x S Q was S 'Q-. N fi? ,fi 'S 'S ff X Y, , x . xx , X in x f SVR! so fi vu W, ' x .,,, N .,. ...,, ,.,.,.,m.,.,,, ,,,,,, H W i YN 3 Henry L, YN1 Francis R. Chudy Jr. N C1 Timothy H. Lower HM2 Scott T. Adams PN3 Miles K. Adams MAIL CALL, MAIL CALL!!! Bass Jr. ,A PCS Laffy M L J J01'dal1 y1,,,,., f A T YNSN Arthur A I W L. f V X S . ' I Jr. PNSN Joseph R. Radcliffe R 5 w 1 E . S K gr X SNK X Q X xx so r X X X ' X f .mm r Elm li UU! S nm f ff 1 4 4, 5 , ,df .V KV I we V' J' , W A I ll! 1 ,W 5--.. QM2 qswy TJ Joyce rr ,, QM2 D. Morrison 2? M f 'M 0 , 2 'x 4 1-A,-ga.3'N.,Q.,,,N ..X, , -. ,, V xxx-.My X ,Q , ,N , ' ' 021,22 , -- , f --uv -, 1 we K . v +4 X X xy 'f N M W ,K X ar M N 'K X X Q if 1 x, Q. 1. J RX 4 X4 xv M . x V Ar -.M ,I TTY! , ' A 'MASQ F QM. vm.Q,z,x,3v: , 44? ,AEI -M I , L-.037 ,ay M 543' N' 0 vi '5 A 3' QM2 the runner f ,n6. 'WW0 4 x mm, ,W GW ' Wag V QM2 C. Petty QM3 J. Hawkins QM2 Cswb T. Winkler 5 Q wma ,mmf A , ff A , f My f, , f , ' fQ f Vu fi ,,,, ' 1 4 ,, , f ' 'X 'I z f ,f , 4 1 , Q 5 , A C! 12 Z f if ' -nvfvmfh 'V s of .,1,gg,,.. i f M 'f 5 .,f,,M.,., aw - ,awww M, V, , 7 WMV , nf' 1. , , Q , I Q' , , Q, h, ? S ' 2' F ,f C f 6 ' 5 , . ,Z , 5 4 r f 5 unev- S -if -X ' an jg M ,,,, , , . , x A. -,Q x z .rg N if Y in , un A p - vi 5 'Ng 1 if XX4 x , 3 4 Cx 1: X S m ' ,X M'vJm14Wfm 4 a fm 5 ,f -...N-u X 'X V, f Q X if X 1 mi? fl xl is 1 Y fig I A ' I .iii ff xg I J X I K, I . s 2 1 7 , X 'vi J 4' 1' ' - . ., ,XI X Iv.: I I' N X, X Q ., ,I .f i l s ' 1 . as XXX X x, xx, A , -'I N 1 X I N! X SMIKSWD Otto A. Voss III SMZKSWD Charles O. Loss, Jr. SM2iSWl Edward J. Stuber What did you say? SM3 Martin L. Harris Is this the right flag? SM3 Melvin Lewis SM3 Walter J. Mabe TOURNAMENTS AND LEISURE TI E During the deployment there was plenty of free time for activities. You could engage in an intense game of Cribbage Qtop leftbg lay back and watch your friends Watch you ileftyg get dressed up and practice hide- and-seek Qbelowbg Watch the ocean for icebergs Cbottom leftjg or just get a flock of nerds together for a family photograph fbottom rightl. of On the lookout for Killer Flying Fish. mmm, mmm, good, mmm, mmm, good, that's what CaldeWll's hot dogs are . . . mmm, mmm, good! The ever present Killer Flying fish watch stands viligant. If-fa 1. I r n, , ,rne Smile, you're on Candid Camera Are you going to eat that, or just look at it? Q x Mfr 5. .6 ff' , fig QM . 1, Q4 5 Champion and current world record holder of the one man cake eating contest. Y , V..,---1n.- V+ f 7 f' '7 'f' V ','., ' , 4. , f 1 .,--...,A ,A..---,11-- L ' - , , L 4 , V , x . . .',, br- .- .- .---,',...,., -f, - V. . . .. V V .., A... .M --..V,24-...vN...gL.u-..-.- -pu--K1-..Q. v ....' ....u.--'..z fr-f'.J.1m.-fv:.,e, Q -v--L. my-L-'-.Lzfs.-414,-sz-.e.m,..sL'-LA1:...Lg.t-4:v.'-Y . --. ,.: . A .-Q. -.,, -. ' . -,,.Q.-.. 4, I ,, 1 .5 A,1..,.fi, ' HUMP AND THEY'RE OFF x l I I IC TEAM 5 wait for me Lt O'Dea I need water xi-' NX'5:., .g5'1- U -' ' Tig' ' e-3'?'H --J .51-:T N5 . Q 'ev ., -- - -NX. 1.-.geplkf -2wS...,gf.'. W. . -.xwQ'5' 'ls 1 NXx'vx xx. , -1. .. . N-4 32244 44 feelin' good 9 1 as 49 f 34 VW' 1 'Q,.+.f f-ifflsb the XO in action MN4, ,'f I': i fb r-4.:'5Q?'E-' PPY BIRTHD Y U.S. NAV . ffm-ww'K5H vf ,W- rx..-f '1 -:wwf lg?'vQ5 fg:-2'-NA 7 ,YQ Xlfj . 93 fffcf fx f 1 f if n 41' V 4. .51 Q-, we I A Y 'X f u fr' ,,' v. fy- ,nf D A , Hmm 1yjf,i'v , f, , f - ,, Q1g4sJw,ffr 3 ,ggi , M Q if , ' ,NA , , , -5 N ff! 54 Ill Q' ,J .5 A 1 - L 1 l A ' 'W-W, X, N A 55 CDNNNUEUHNMEAM.HTHWHmm 1 EDWMHWN ' W . ,uv r-I QD QD r-1 NOPHW 1 ' Q or I 1 41 It is' i , -. H I S T' 0 1 R Q Y F if 1 9 , fi ' I l - V -iv -N'-f-----.--.- L LE, lx -. U. 13 xii - . 4.1 5 1 1 ,:f,,p,,Jf ffVf77 ,V,y ,W, I, V4'fiVZf 4?f,rf:, ' , fX,,, ffdl V' ' ,HO Nfbfk .. ff ,O ., 1' WQQQW X, 'N' ,. ,W 'X-...WMI BLACK HISTORY MONTH COMMEMORATES OUR PAST AND BROADENS OUR FUTURE HERITAGE ff RDOG 1 4 . 1 1 ' WN flEiiifli3-iffiiili'??r5f?7?SYTT?T??Ti'TiY'PiTf'PT?TWFff:IrfT-v'f'Nvf-wwfa -Avi -W-X-.-.--W--V. ,.,,.. ..,,. ,.., , ' Y 6Ei5i53fXl ..: in 5,..Vi?,.fi K. W5 iNi' .T,q gx W K .K .gtgvyiijfvgfifi-x?f.X..,51,5T..,,k,T,T,ii,T,T,,,X:t,WY1vWa My H t , 2 S1g3Sf:i1xxsi3+l-'Hifi.-Qi-fffi.-ifxiP.if2:2SQ-WQ, HN-. Q 12: f F- 1 in x .- sit.i:-igi-r--j.f.- 5 .- 1 if 51 , 1 - - .:,-fvf:x-xp..---v,f-- Hmm-.Q --X- WX-,NX:.-s X .. ,-. . . .. .. , ,r . ,f.i- Q- . 1. x .X Qxx xw - X,.,,A' I I X-. .. .lx Xin :k.ii. : X - -K if .K W hiv 5, K 1:-lick. .. . M . .- , -. Q ., x x -. . - -. 1 .K .51-X. 1 -.rp ' 1 L- . I A . ...NM Wi? f57M7'fWf1-1 X L X A A - ' X, Fixx X X 5 Q X Q , , w ' I 3 I I I . , N 1 1 I E i ' fi , , I .2 1 3 ,E V + 60 LMI I7 N52 H LLUWEE May I have this dance? QPlease WW 4 0 N , . s 9 N Y lr I The elder dog and war-puppy cut the cake! ' :IM '.-:Ita l My A2-157634327 if .9747 N. MJNX A 'Y Q x., gy The Cornicopia thorn of plenty! was just an example of the good food and friendship shared by the entire crew. 63 :A Y 1 P w w w COMBAT Dinners can be both formal, or informal The Aegis Combat System and its advanced capabilities set this class of ship apart from all others. The ability to fight in a multi-warfare environment, simultaneously ti 7 LCDR Brian Tollefson Combat Systems Officer engagin hostile air surface and S Y S M S g 9 9 subsurface contacts, while conducting long range strikes with Tomahawk land attack missiles is unique to the Aegis Cruiser. The men of PHILIPPINE SEA's Combat Systems department set her apart from all others in the class. Of all the ships deployed in support of Operation Desert Storm, only PHILIPPINE SEA made the entire deployment without a single mission-degrading combat systems casualty. This superior achievement is a reflection of the dedication, pride, and skill of these surface warriors. The specific accomplishments were too numerous to list them all, but some stand out: The accurate gunnery needed for .50 caliber and 5' 54 warning shots, stopping two merchant ships trying to run the U.N. authorized embargo of Iraq. The un-alerted detection and tracking of a Soviet sub in the Med. The relentless pursuit of the best possible SPY-1A performance in the tough environment of the Red Sea. The hundreds of Marsgrams and Mars calls during the early stage of Desert Shield. The safe, efficient Tomahawk missile loads in Augusta Bay and Jeddah. The long hours of painstaking, careful maintenance to keep the systems combat ready all the time. The men of the Combat Systems department produced combat readiness and contributed significantly to Operation Desert Storm. Because of their efforts, PHILIPPINE SEA put ordnance on target, on time. ' 'L .1 5 ' V .,, I J I axis AW ' ggi Yale ' ' X fails QW if . 5 fy Q ! ag, , gfix, JUST WHAT I WANTED' iya, right! DEPT Aim Wm ? 7 ZA AZ R E D N s A E X s LESQEQ ACAP E LTTWEQICX o I Y S 1 l QQ Q 4 0 70 W Wy Q, Z ye f ,ff k , ,M Q , JZ' W A A fp, Q , f I K WW f f Z 1. I , I ff W f W 'f f f ff! X , A Ki W. L CHAE 1 M s C Fc Y E L 1310 Iv D S C K , ww? 5 Z f, Y SA U 0 Y T AAT 'HTH CHM T T AU ,Wo B A 1 AA+A , AfA AA if I L, 2 Q A I EA XM' W! -KN-V WU. M '5 4? Eu MES JA To L L 15 Rl:-f 1,-PST X 1' .'gAJ 79 W Cy CA DIVISI oo f f mxOAX Xmxx A V H X A f Z ,f Z S f Z W Z ! flf f 2 , f nf M H'- Lt Pat Miller STGC QSWD R Winkler STG1 K Sampson STG1 CSWD D Cochran STG1 QSWD M McCall STG1 QSWD B Story STG1 QSWD Sweeten ff HRW, STGCS QSWJ J Archer 'rw W - V 2 fm Ltjg Mike Bond CA DIVO S fi fr' ' I. I ,, xx NNE f X S ,I . wx XXXN X X xx N X X X N X xo Y X X X XX X X XXX X! y X NN' XX X ff' ' X S 2 fm lg M STGC QSWD RL Bart'? Stroud ,oooo v ' s . W, Sr I I ' if .11 I 1 V VY W wa , , 4, Z 9 S N , f, Z 4 4 Q ,Q W f 1 'EW .4009 X ,s we ., an 'K , n You're right, it is better 'th your eyes closed. This ain't mud, and it ain't going in your W1 eye. ij If I ff X I X' f if X X W X f A STG3 J Feeman YN3 Kennedy STGSN M Johnson STGSN Martin STGSN Pena STGSN Rhodes STGSN Shelley 0 MUITZC 1 f lf STG2 A Burkes STG2 H Cobb STG2 R Golden STG2 J Murphy STG2 M Caiola TM2 M Magee W KW!! f' I ff ?W6?N J F J an Q -X Wy f 5 fi ' ff 1' E WHAT! I This is fun? 44 . I ' Wm ,,,,,,, Q. J 'Q X x wM,,..,,,mfQ V, W -S i,,,J4Z Qs is WHAT! f Of ,ff f f R5 M , 7 f 1 wfxn -f CE DIVISIO ETC sw B' Icggqggfyfates Hillery , lu Another well deserved f i I . 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AAAAA ff V V C+ Lg, f f A ,,.,1 1 Q ..,czf, ,,,, ..... ,J A, f 1, ,Q WW... ,W ,, , W. , ff Z STOP in the name of the USN! uf TQ ew. . X I! 2-1. M ' FC1 QSWD Nowlin 5. ff ? FC2 QSWB Lemon mga. FC2 Qswy Woods FC2 Johnson n N X f7W, N X I I 1 PHALANX TYPES ig 4 W vm, , ' f- ?STi,7,'f'ZQifj k 'k x f nnnx Qxxs , 5,3 , ,M I ' X., We f, g ,X Q F FC1 QSWD Manetzke FC1 QSWJ Fry FC3 Cortie FC3 McKenzie CI DIVISIO CI Division is responsible for maintenance and repair of all interior communication, navigation, - alarm, warning, and telephone systems onboard USS PHILIPPINE SEA. ff . if V -:i f . is X, I N s ff v Q7 v, AX 1 ' S VV V S M 5 Z5 1 x A x Q ff 45 X a 'V X S12 If , , 1 IC1 QSWD Kenneth Staat IC1 Vernon McCormick IC2 James Tyra 'wa V' X f j,,,,,Q Wk -VKX? ,, f Wg , , ig CI Division Officer as P A ENS Warren Z anka ' ,gi 1 4 fiif XYRZX L 7 S ,I .. V y- qv is ff f we ww, fy f - , , iv 3 , 4, 2 so ff ,hu ,,, W. 'r-Nw X! 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Ednie fs s f RM2 Melvin E. Burrows RM2CSWb Matthew Vancort XXX x f f Z fgyu if x ff yogi? wg , , X fi! my xg' , U' W My ,, 'I as A RM2 Jeffrey P. I Foreman RM2 Douglas Hackett A. G61 ff f f W hii' 'W c QW U. . Q 2 gl MMM! W f I . 4 'V f M X X MWW W lv f ,ff', ,ff 4 , N, Af,.Lf,QAs..w.a. ,f . MWA' L.. M f . 0C DIVISIO Around the world through the heat of the Red Sea and the heavy seas in the Med, to the familiar waters of the Atlantic, the USS PHILIPPINE SEA Communicators set the Standards of Excellence for the rest of the fleet and Allies to follow. With pride and professionalism, the Radioman of OC Division served the World during Operation Desert Shield and Desert Storm, UNMATCHEDH!! .X fa xff M - .-.,. . VS msg Y, W .X E ,G . x , p A kwin, X, J. 5 Q. 5 R X RM3 Brent W. Cronin J A, for RM3 James A. Mcall A , RM3 James F. Smith RM3 David W. Kindy RM3 Eric A. Thomas RMSN Dwight Pugh .4 1 5: ,v ' i nur ral I ? x 73, i I ff ',., , .wwf V Nqgw Is this photo staged? You Bet it is!! 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Z fw W f, M M? 7 ff X f W X Z 1 V ., X My 1 fx nf 0P DIVISIO Z p OP Division, better known as STRIKE Division, is re- ' sponsible for the operation and maintence of the Toma- s f hawk Weapons System. The Tomahawk is an all weath- A f A er, over-the-horizon cruise missile capable of conducting wif ? ff 'Why STRIKE WARFARE against land targets and ANTI SURFACE WARFARE against ships hundreds of miles f away with pinpoint accuracy. f f 5 'him HW STRIKE QSCQSW, LT- 130118135 M- Thomas Southwell X M' Nashold -l s f ' x 5 I , I 4 C 5 -5 Q Q my 5 SQQ' XR 5 5 s R Q Q K 1. K OSICSWJ Allen L. A OS1 Juan J. J ' I WXWZ FCIQSWD Michael D. Smith ,K .. .. f A V , auth, N r 2, N X I I 5 4 7-75 . X X if X X Q N' 'S TMI Y Q Q SAN FC2 QSWD Gary A. Bartlett Z FC2 Marion J. Edge OC2 Morris Lowery Jr. FC2 QSWD Michael R. Noel FC3 Glen D. Russell Jr. X X X! f Sw?ff x jr , 1 ik f 'f A Q f V if in W fi ll X . Z - S- Q, y. 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GUY, USN, 28FEB91 SYMBOL FOR SWO ENLISTED SURFACE WARFARE SPECIALIST P DCC JOSEPH MILSTEAD - 12 SEPTEPT HILIP E SEPT RM2 MATTHEW VANCOURT - 14 S 1 NALD NEWMAN - 28 SEPT RMCS DONNIE BENEDICT - 28 SEPT CTO FCC JOHN IRELAND - 29 SEPT FC1 JAMES JOHNSON - 05 OCT GMG1 MICHAEL WALL - 08 OCT CTR1 FRANK DODD - 12 OCT CTRC KEVIN MOSER - 28 OCT FC2 ANDREW KREMER - 28 OCT CT03 GREIG TILLEY - 29 OCT OS1 ROBERT BRILEY - 02 OS2 STEVEN MIMS DEC FCC SQUIRE - 29 SEPT FC2 Y BARTLETT - 06 OCT 2 FC CK REICH - 10 OCT FC MARKSBERRY - 12 OCT NNER - 28 OCT CFARLENE - 29 OCT KUNOVIC - 02 NOV TOMLINSON - 02 NOV CE - 11 NOV 16 NOV 23 NOV 28 NOV - 29 NOV - 03 DEC -A04 DEC ENRATH - 06 DEC 15 DEC H - ZYQGWDEG A -A DEC 05 JAN ALENSKI - M15 J FRY - 19 IIQIYIIYQ ENLISTED SURFACE WARFARE SPECIALIST THIS DESIGNATION IS ACHIEVED ONLY AFTER COMPLETION OF A CHALLENGING AND COMPREHENSIVE QUALIFICATION PROCESS WHICH INSURES A THOROUCH KNOWLEDGE OF THE SHIP, INCLUDING THE ENGINEERING PL ALL ADMINISTRATIVE AND SUPPLY FU ANT, QOMBAT SYSTEMS, ALL WATCH STATIONS, N HAVE PROVED IT AND ARE PROUD OF ITWCTIONS. SURFACE WARDOGS KNOW THEIR SHIP, Fam fum ' ,I ?:-1 ,f,i,f,. Qu A - A Q. A , ., 1 IBS Ill l 4 BEER DAY In the old days, the Navy kept an alcoholic concoction called Grog on board to slack the thirst of the sailors. Prohibition came along and alcohol was cut out completely. In todays modern Navy, the captain has the option to give the crew two beers after 45 days of continuous underway time, and as you can see, it was a well deserved break. f f M , W B, 0 f, CV ,, ff . W K NIM , wf K WW N W Nr-. Xv S G? Y X N xXX.xxx, LU 5? H 11' 51 'I V4-A ll X. 1 V 3' Y N 'I K W 4 C 1 1 OMBUDSMAN LISA MOSER IS MARRIED TO CTRCS KEVIN MOSER, AND HAS BEEN A NAVY WIFE SINCE APRIL, 1986. LISA WAS SELECTED AS OMBUDSMAN IN JULY 1990. IN ADDITION TO THE MANY HOURS LISA SPENDS HELPING THE WIVES OF THE SHIPS SAILORS, SHE ALSO WORKS PART TIME AS A TEACHER AND MUSIC THERAPIST AT THE SUZUKI SCHOOL FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS, IN ORANGE PARK FL. WIVES CLUB PRESIDENT GINNY FRENCH IS MARRIED TO THE MPA, LT. JACK FRENCH, AND HAS BEEN A NAVY WIFE SINCE 1986. GINNY ASSUMED RESPONSIBILITY AS THE WIVES GROUP PRESIDENT AT THE GROUPS CONCEPTION IN AUGUST 1989. SHE WAS OFFICIALLY ELECTED TO THE OFFICE IN MARCH 1990 FOLLOWING ADOPTION OF THE GROUPS' BYLAWS. GINNY HAS BEEN A MAJOR INFLUENCE TO ALL OF THE WIVES. PROVIDING SUPPORT AND LEADERSHIP DURING A DIFFICULT DEPLOYMENT, WHILE WORKING PART-TIME AT THE NAV-CARE CLINIC AS A RADIOLOGY TECHNICIAN. 121 I 4 5 J M xxfxgxxw, f, ,, W ,X xxxx ' X34 xx . A X x f x xg 1 xxwxw ,xxxg Wx! 15? N.. ix U 9 xx 11 Wxaxxf. sxxxxxxidxixxz 1 wx WW 1 Qgxx xx x , X M Ax 4, ,x,W.!.Q,xxx0x N V x:3x X: MX xx, N X X x HOMECUMI I , f Z? , fff, x ' 97 4 xi 0 VW X W, . 'fc Y 3 A NM, ,,,,,f X - ff, 'Xf x f -x , .X ,f M kf,7 , x w - f W f, x ff 1 f ,f x W ' f f , 7 ,ff A xx,x ,,,, W . 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