Roark (FF 1053) - Naval Cruise Book

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1983 volume:

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' . - -f -4 v-xxtge, - 5 f f51g537 fle ' - ' 1' - , ,--1 V WD . 2 ' f V , .e,,,- . ' A1 ' f . Reflections of a Westpac Sailing by stars to places afar, Exotic ports, we will see, Days and nights we shall spend out here, Out on the open seas. Away from our loved ones, we wish we could see, Away from our homes, where we long to be. Since that first day when we got underway, Our loved ones we left behind. Thinking of them during these long days at sea, Holds us and keeps us from losing our minds. For most of us this will be our last cruise, But for some the start of something new. Shellbacks old and new, will once again avenge, And .those slimey pollywogs will suffer . . . We will be different men on the day- we arrive . . . back home. To meet our girlfriends, children and wives you know . . . ' That in their eyes you realize There's nothing like home sweet home. - QM3 Mochimaru ., . , g e - ::':gg,.f.p-via., - P. ' - Z' . ' Y Q -. , 1 .V , ,nf gg v wing . 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USS RO RK FF 10535 USS ROARK IFF 10531 IS highly capable multi mission warship designed for surface subsurface and anti air warfare Classified as a frlgate, her primary mission is to provide escort and screening services to convoys and larger warshlps as they transit submarine infested waters With her sensors and Weaponry ROARK can detect and destroy submarines provide naval gunfire support for amphibious assault blockade enemy shipping engage enemy warshlps with gun and missiles conduct search and rescue operations and provide anti aircraft defense ROARK IS 441 feet long 47 feet wide and dlsplaces approximately 4100 tons Propulsion is provided by two 1200 psi Combustion Engineering boilers supplymg superheated steam to a Westing house turbme which delivers 35 000 horsepower to a single 15 ft. diameter propellor. She is equipped with a single rudder. ROARK'S top speed is in excess of 27 knots. Her generators produce 3,000 kilowatts of electrical power and her distilling plants produce 24,000 gallons of fresh water from the sea each day In her primary mission area of anti submarine warfare, ROARK can detect submarines using her long range sonar, and can attack them with ASROC Crocket thrown torpedoesl and tube launched torpedoes. ROARK has the capability to provide support for one LAMPS CLight Airborne Multi purpose Systeml helicopter which can drop son obouys to detect submarines, and torpedoes to destroy them. The helicopter is also used in search and rescue, transport and reconnaissance. ROARK'S 5 inchf54 caliber gun can effectively destroy surface and air targets and provide gun fire support for amphibious landings. The Basic Point Defense missile system carries 8 missiles which are utilized for self defense against air threats ROARK is also equipped with the Harpoon anti shipping missile which can attack and sink ships over the horizon ROARK IS named for the late Lieutenant William Marshall Roark Lieutenant Roark was a naval bomber pilot attached to Attack Squadron 153 aboard USS CORAL SEA ICV 431 He was shot down on 7 April 1965 while on a bombing mission over North Vietnam Keel laying for ROARK took place 2 February 1966 at Todd Shipyards in Seattle Washington Cosponsors Mrs Frank F Roark Cmotherj and Mrs James R Phillips fwidowj launched and christened ROARK on 24 April 1967 ROARK was placed in commission on 22 November 1969 The ship s company consists of 20 officers and 254 enlisted men. Since commissioning, ROARK has deployed several times to the western Pacific and saw action off the coast of Vietnam. She has carried the flag of the United States to many ports of call in virtually all parts of the Pacific and Indian Oceans. ROARK has been overhauled twice since being built, once in 1974 and most recently in 1979 80. ROARK carries sufficient supplies onboard Cexcept fuell to keep her nearly 300 men and their machinery operating independently for at least 30 days. She boasts a modern dining facility which serves 3 meals a day, 365 days a year, a barber shop, ship's store, laundry a modest library and lounge. A closed circuit television system is installed which is used for training, and for some entertainment functions during extended deployments. 5 - V -M7 V, ,, 1115. . V , s .. -A .V-Q - g X V g ' - ' V 1--an 5 -f 'Wes--., ,. . -H , ' . f--.1 - V ,...r ? .... 3 , - , W., 5 N-any - ,, ' ' ' 4 Y ' ' - 'P' N '17 . 'W' .:, -V, ,.-Q N .. - - W, -V . . -N - 1 'A ' - Q .. A . W g - N 3,1 5 eff gy ' U A Tun.i 7 ., -- A--w. . 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' 9 0 . . C O 9 0 3 I - , - 0 0 0 0 a 0 - . Q . Q - - . n 0 s o o u . - . 1 e I U ' . . Q Q . - - Q . . . ' 7 . . . 7 7 . . . 9 ' ' . . . . . . . . . 7 . . - . , . . . . - . . . . . I , ' . . . . , . , . . . - . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ' o . . . . . . , , . . . . . . . . . About Roark's Namesake: LT William Marshall Roark, USN William Marshall Roark was born in Sioux City, Iowa, on October 23, 1938, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Frederick Roark. He attended Cen- tral High School, Omaha, Nebraska, prior to entering the U.S. Naval Academy in 1956. Graduated and commissioned Ensign on June 8, 1960, he subsequently advanced in rank to that of Lieutenant, to date from June 1, 1964. Following graduation from the Naval Academy in 1960, he remained there for duty in the Engineering Department until September that year, then had flight training at the Naval Air Basic Training Command, Pensacola, Florida. From October 1961 until March 1962 he had further training at the Naval Air Advanced Training Command, Corpus Christi, Texas. Designated Naval Aviator on April 9, 1962, he joined Attack Squadron ONE HUNDRED TWENTY-FIVE and in December that year transferred to Attack Squadron ONE HUNDRED FIFTY- THREE, operating off the USS CORAL SEA. He was killed in action on April 7, 1965 off the shore of the Democratic Republic of Viet Nam following a bombing mission from the USS CORAL SEA. He was posthumously awarded the Purple Heart Medal and the Distinguished Flying Cross. The citation for the latter follows in part: Distinguished Flying Cross: For heroism . . . on April 7, 1965 as a jet attack pilot in Attack Squadron ONE FIVE THREE, aboard the USS CORAL SEA KCVA-432, during operations against enemy aggressor forces in Viet Nam. Completing several successful attacks against military targets along a coastal highway in North Viet Nam when his flight was taken under concentrated fire by numerous antiaircraft and automatic gun positions, Lieutenant ROARK commenced an attack against the gun emplacements despite the withering antiaircraft fire directed at him. When his aircraft was struck by hostile fire, he flew his disabled craft toward the water and successfully ejected, following which he was fired upon continuously during his parachute descent, and after reaching the water. The intense barrage of antiaircraft, automatic weapons and mortar fire directed onto the water by the enemy prevented helicopter rescue of Lieutenant ROARK, who had been mortally wounded ... In addition to the Distinguished Flying Cross and the Purple Heart Medal, Lieutenant ROARK had the Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal fViet Nam area of operationsl. 6 No two WestPac cruises are the same. For some, it is a first time eventg for others it is another in a long list of cruises. ROARK'S 1983 WestPac was indeed different. We spent 85 percent of our time at sea. We traveled over 50,000 nautical miles. During all this time, morale stayed up. The ship got better and the crew got tougher. ROARK sailors are known for their can do spirit. Where others complain, ROARK sailors say so what, let's get the job done. And they did just that, from the Aleutians to the Persian Gulf and to Central Amer- icag to those who made this cruise, Well Done! H. L. Webb xx Our mail is where? 1 , r' I Commanding Officer CDR H. L. Webb 'X x- -...J Nw You washed my coffee cup? W v 0 ' uEXecut1ve Offlcer LCDR C. H. Butt IV f V.. 4 A F 'A x 'N f ' r ' Q M 4 . 'Ei wif 5. ,J .A ' ,X -Siu, We V4W u u ,ff A I ' 4' c A 0 a 0 9 9 u , 4 e e o X u . . .e - I A 5' , ,Q 94' V Q 'ii ' 4, ' ig. X lg is ,.f- X J f 1 u ., X S -. fu Ei Q 1 L Q X X 'Q 1 ,Wa R X ! N l I'1l see the cook at XOR Who scheduled this drill during my nap? E Al ,eg SJ Whgre dld you get these movxes? How did the CO get such a good tan? Pkffjfi f g arewell to' 'i eeee CDR J. R. Landua Vg 4 K k eg Executive Officer 4, . . ,J , , , AUG 81 - APR ss we .N -v.. ,M V if T, ,slr nd V -l 'W , ,fe ww W..-. V fi' g if eu Farewell to friends and loved ones' .. ' X . f f. if MW X X. N A The final preparations were made in I 4 X 5 l 10 Then, the big day arrived. 1 l 5 o f 5 I 5 - fra. -, ..f if- e J... f :H ' 'Q' .ff X 'Uw- ,.- e The last goodbye's were said. It must be time to go. c .W 12.7 On the road again. IS it OVGT Yet? !! nf -vu-fw w f 11 V1 Special E elution During the course of ROARK'S six month deployment, she and her crew were involved in many special evolutions which were very dangerous. The various elements cast at our ship by mother nature during serious operations such as, refueling, highlining, vertreps, and unreps were no small challenge. 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' A- 1-ei---elsif 41- --, , 7-f Top right: Mail from USS MOUNT BAKERQ I i -s. 1 -44 ....1.fn---W l. K A I ! S , ,,,, Km W 0'v-en...0-M x ,V - x:,.s- www. 4 K Y x 'W ' xy, su is: , ' QQ ws-sagV,Eg1s.X.. ., I K , .,1,,,,ss ., fx Ryu fi ff' WW. I . my 1 ,ways 5 H-3 at Roark's Gas Float. I I 1 Looks like mail f ,,,,, fm, Incoming Boot! Food! g Just hangin' around ,M Attention to detail makes for a safe refueling at sea. ' 9 ,2 :' 0, xS Wx, fi if NX? vi o f I Xi fy ,AQ 5 7' Z3 e H ' I 4? 91 pg 2 ix ' ' m 69 a if Q! 0 Xw r I . XQSr..4'f9 I 4' ' ' l.' X I .x ff . K , 1 'Pssst How did you say to tie this? 1. . f, I . ,taxi I . 1 Refueling t probe com ing in fast. A i t 4 Q ' 1 1 L.. .. ,vc i 1 ia? , .. , , . , , t Lt , . 4-T w . ' .. Af A 'W , -f, , , , ,. ' -1'h?--, 3 .- - .- , -wmv --. 'tt ',gf 1.f'-- + : ' 4-et. ' '. ,np-Z...!-'psi-v 4- f Q, 5,6 1, X ' '.' ,. , ff f' f ' ', .. 4-.. . ff n'4'!, . 4- 4, H - ,A , h - 'Wjkw 'Uv-' ---1,,.,,:: ..x. - , - 'f,,,.. V N . 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S H 3, - .- i ov--f..-r.-: - w-W, -ff p ,, L4 Q? ' 'f ' 'E 7T l' w'b 'i ' M f 'f t 'N-ali' Operating with the USS NEW JERSEY proved to be an exciting experience especially when she showed her firepower with a 9 gun broadside that lit the sky, day or night as the photos to the left and above show. l ffl:-1 Left: GMG3 Jones manning the 50 cals. 21 l 1 Emu- v Y 4 Xnivqr I fficer Collllfl' The ROARK'S consists of 20 officers. quality of for 1 A typlcal desk after orgamzmg. ef K' KH LTJG Drzonsc on the bridge LTJG Pratte and LTJG Golding taking the J c - - pepsi challenge with the wrong producf. IT Wahlstmm mes his mon m between watches. bb, ws 1 lr-:iii Q M flgjtfa puma M R 'N'- LT Sisk enjoys his job as Supply Officer 'im 1 ilk The Captain rolls a 7 with popcorn. 6-fwfr..--1wuav'4 ff, CJ S LTJG Stamer still can't find the Presidentls number. ENS Dailey dresses for a special occasion - homecoming! X . Y' , ,Kr LTJG Underwood and LTJG Stamer looking up the President's telephone number. my f I , l f f f- X xxx 'Y .R X f ,Q ff 4 se f w ,5 ff f VW Q Z ,W W If , f p! ,ry W, M, -0 ' ' ,ff ,- I f fc ' -'fa , ,JH ,Ayr W -, V, W, ff 40 if W : X MMCM Freeman and the XO inform the Captain that there is no 12 ft. extension for the microphone. Engmeermg During Westpac 83 ROARK was almost constantly underway Only a highly professlonal dedicated department could keep the engineering plant in such top notch condition llke they d1d Here are a few of the1r many accomplishments: 1. Kept the boilers steaming 4 171 total hours 2. Made 3 279400 gallons of fresh water. 3. Put 24,895,988 revolutions on the shaft. In addition, the plant inself used 3,209,458 gallons of fuel while steaming over 50,000 miles. an average of just over 1f100 of a mile to fThat's 3 gallonl. 7 R Q i f Q V f -a 4 1 if 0,4 ,f M J W W K 4 , ff f 2, . . . 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First fleft to rightlz EN2 Clark, MM2 Dumbauld, MM2 Sorensen, ENB ' ' S ' h MM3 Parent, MM3 Costilla, Second row. ENC Angeles, MM1 T. mit , Williams, MM3 Matz, MM3 Wilson. pal..- fl .f4,,. 5 is Z- H46 av-r i 142' d u know anything about this thing Say, o yo 25 ' z '? ' B DIV 'I 510 cc as ' ' T ' JI J First row CSittingJ: BT2 Myers, BTFN Hamm, BTFN Boetticher, BTFN Evans, BT3 Alatorre. Second row CKneelingJ: BT2 Conners, BTFN Fraizer, BT3 Roop, BT2 Chase, FN Melvin, BT3 Rennie, BTFN Ball. Third row: BT1 Pemerton, FA Gorham, BT2 Lincicome, BT2 Gaitan, BTF N Kandis, BT3 Smith, FN Radie, BT2 Boll. Fourth row: BT3 Horn BT1 Norrie, BT2 Robinson, BT3 Dizney, BT3 Poirer, BTFN Lienczewski, BT3 Dailey, FN Easton, BT2 Daniel 41 f V -, A mf,:W,..., ga, , Q ff fw 95, A-www A 9 10-wma, Yea, 1t,S hot down here! aoao 1, ff: QQY' ,. ff ,X i Xa Q r if 0: Xi Kab-IA I H36 hours of Watch! How about a break?,' 7. . 3 0 Lower level, GET HGTV Zi 3' Caught Sk t , l out a mg Ea: ling E Div up 6 9 Q ll Q' , 4f..1L.,4,4. 695 You say you don't need lights? ui 5 First Row fLeft to Rightl: EMI Perdito, FN Trinidad, EM1 Conception, ICFN Grayson. Second Row: ICC Reid, EM2 Spencer, HTFN Orozco, EM2 Montanez, EM2 Anderson, LTJG Drzonsc. Let's see, If it reads infinity ...'? TWO Wild and CFHZY gUYSl lt,s really a tough watch. l w l l l - 4 1 x Q ' Left to Right: First Row: MM1 Staines, MM1 Capati, MM1 Osalbo, MM1 Teofilo, FN Wilburn, MM2 Beppu, MM2 Krouse, MM3 Webb, MM3 Baird, FN Wilson. Second Row: MMC Calzo, MM2 Coghlan, FN Fletcher, MM3 Olson, MM3 Garnblin, MM3 Giblin, FN Davis, MMFN Reed, MM3 Snider, MM3 Gordon, MM1 J. Smith, MM1 Bowers, MMI Washington. uiyi Div ,,, M 1 , I My fr f 11 I f ' stiff t E an J , 'X f 4? 1 X r , 2 1 1 f , 5 f X ' ,, W' 'J Yiilwm, im , W , XZ ,I I ,V ' , I V! ,,,, I I f' t' F ' -My J . VAR J' F H W Ji' A 2 A 5 W I K F-k , . ms Q ,f 3 Q M ' V 24 ,wi Z, , MM f . T cc - . ,irl - , -V Y bd' G I stand watch in the booth tomorrow, yeah r1ght.', X , .. X., SN I. 5 U30 knots, no problem, I love these main spaces! 4 ri ' 'QQ 1 9' Dlv .e-49 init' I like this job. On watch again! First Row: MR3 Katzmann, HTFN Markussen, HTFN Manues, HTFN Sigg. Second Row: MR2 Newton, HT2 Wright, FN Barringer. Third Row: LTJG Purdum, HTFN Gonzales, HT3 Culver, HT2 Pawlicki, HTC Fulmer. ss -91 anew: i - t C Q 1 s..... s s s pi ' 3 Q ip- I--C-- '-- ..Y 1 , 4 VV: I rw 'px' 2- ,, .t.. '-rf M, 'K I ' ' , X S :tx i xfgl . i f - x It t ff' 52 'i - Ill' K 5 1' , ' , -Y fi X When you re good, Y? -f- C gb! I ' gi s il C i A it pays to stay in! X if q ' A gi' ' ' ,lj 1 ' I' hw Q S E l ,S 494' aw D 2 - li il A C- I ,Q , i sux . i fu. x ,, K , A ' K ,mx a Tw HT3 Culver re-ups H Counselor NC NCC Calcagni: Don't worry, he' ' t ' h k 1 just told him about his orders.S Jus In S OC 30 avigation Sz Executive Navigatlon and Executive Department IS 1n charge of a varlety of responsibilities From navigation of the Shlp to sorting out the admlnlstrative Jungle 1n which the ship operates The Master-at-arms enforces the rules and regulatlons by which we l1ve and processes those personnel who break them, The Personnelmen ensure that the records of our service stay lntact The Ships Office IS where everyone hangs out at one t1me or another f1nd1ng instructions or just using the copler YN s play an important role there keeping service records for the officers and handllng maintaining and answering all correspondence to and from the Shlp They also ensure the crew has all approprlate information concerning them whenever they may need it The Postal Clerk keeps us in touch with those we love, and the Corpsmen keep us healthy The Quartermasters find our way and the Career Counselor helps plan our careers All 1n all NSLX is a vltal part of the smooth operation of the ship. . . . , , . 4 . . . . . . . . . . . . . - 0 , , . . . . . . . . 7 3 7 Q Q gi -sz! FTB Left to Right: PN2 Lomba QM2 Jensen YN2 Porter QM3 Cartmill PC3 Bush YNSN ' , ' 9 1 , C t , Wenz, QM3 Carman, HM2 Brown, MA1 Case, QM2 Mouchimaru, PNC Quemel, NCC Calblelgg. US Navy I Hospital Corpsman QHMJ- Come on , this wont hurt a bit 'L S f . 1:21 W Li I Let see, take two asprin .. HMI Wentz receives award for Sailor of the Month. Tm writing your letter now and you'll get it at mail call. Postal Clerk lPCl 37 66 Postmaster General? This is PC3 Stangret ... sq- .g,,,-H., 1 l 1 1 l 4 Master-at-Arms CMA? MA1 Case frm' W 'gl X, 'G,. fiiw kllv ,,,,,,,. , K' A v ., K F., My: 9 .1 ,il Quartermaster K lgugrA f ' r 5 e 5 are 3 QM2 Jensen , Q 3' 7 '-2 M, Book 'em Damon fy R077 I QM1 Rott: Caught ya skatin'! QM3 Cartmill: Lost'? Of course not! QM3 Mochimaru ..D, 1 . Offs 1 , ,. W x I-fi-if ig, .-- ,-3afT ?!?7'f F5- -1 Person nelman CPN? 91.1 PN2 Lomba: Keeping the records straight. -1'7vi3K- -, E 'i '--fo----v-.. m5f'mmm --q.:m Q W ., C55 j ,.g. '4.... 'J,... Q wifi -:J F?9mQa,gs9c.a 0 9 -n:.9h5iQL 35Q'!5E'2 'i in Q5 c a N , 1 ' i 1 . . ' - - ' 1 Yeoman QYNJ YNC Valdiviaz Was that supper for the crew'?', YN2 Porter: Now let me get this straight, you want six copies of page one, nine copies of page two ... QPNC Quemel works on an evaluation 'sf in backj 33 X 1 5 X -iv I 0 erations Department The men of ROARK'S Operations Department are responsible for intelligence collection and dissemination by way of radar, and communications. With this they constantly search for friends or f foes. They also give the ship a physical perspective of the World unseen by our eyes. Thus, we may f F rest easier. ,ry .. 27, V 1 V f I, ,f 4 Y M T , f 3 , 5 V f ' X , ,, M, f 44 Q' ' any . . ' X - '1- 9 , ,. lf' If Q'7 m ,H i A ? , . X '35 N 4 ,W , -, X Q 1 :faq f , 14, 1 r ,,f P ,, . MMM na 2 ,, X sm I9 x ff A 144 R 3 4-Q.. , K y f, 4 - X- If e- ,X :anis a f 9' f .., .W i f . er If N ..s.f,, ,i N-3 . txt K i S.. Ji ,, I My pppx X it, .. lx X it TSX .a v V I I . ,sg 5 ,, cf f X We . Q Z ii 4 : X X '71 . F' , , .Q ,Q , XQN 1 2 i x S f'M,V ,Exri-it , sw ' ,' 5 .,,,,- X .-1 X x ix X D ,df-hi ,sy . ,f I 44? e. s- f,ssf9 s s. rr 3 A 1, ' , ' f K we T x-,T o All xal.fN.fXwS3.o'L ,fx .1 W' M- ,,m,... ,- , x 7 xr N QT ST s a W 1 N X xx i X S 5 gg 'K f E X A X SYN A E if Q 3 Q H..- X S Yi X gig X X X X O X Q xxx XX S T ix X I 'sr x We a,ic. e esr Keri -.il ,Q 1' V X .,,,1X -J . 'R i. ty he , lx gi X - if if nac T sm an-fit 1 GC Division Front, Left to Right: LTJG Stamer, RM3 Garay, RM3 Hasselbach, RMSN Reuse, SMSA Reddy, RMI Pantoja, RMSN DiFederico, SM2 Norman. Back Row: RMSN Murphy, SM3 Pittman, SM2 Kelley, RM3 Story, RM2 Burns, SM2 Love, SN Keifer, RM2 Holce. Sngnalman CSMJ The best! W Radioman CFRMD cooks, extrordinaire 35 i O I O OE D1v1s1on Front, Left to Right: EW3 Arruda, ET3 Murphy, ET2 Reilly. Middle: LTJG Pratte, ET2 Lacavera, ET2 Neal, ET3 Smith, ET1 Nessbit, ETC Croll. Back: EW2 Phillips, ETSN Garylow, EW2 Thompson, EW3 Watts. it! i, Electronics Technician QETJ Above: ETC tunes in the world. T ' right: Is there life after the mcig Electromc watch? Bottom Right: Just can't keep Warfare from looking at the camera. Technician QEWD 36 The proper way to fold a kimwipe IS Lower left: What happens f I can't breathe'7 Lower right: Stardate Operations Specialist QOSJ OI Division First Row, Left to Right: OS1 Villegas, OS1 Sowers, OS1 Eaton, OS2 Voller, OSSN Rolph, OS2 Contor, OS2 Cobine, OSC Guess. Back Row: OS1 Khoma, LTJG Doles, OS3 Monahan, OS3 Shriver, OS3 Johnson, OS2 Matson, OSSN Grogan, OS2 Lytle, OS2 Harris. , ,, - 1' ff, ' X X 'i f! wi. A I 7 4 '54, X 'I 1 Suppl Department First Row, Left to Right: SK3 Jones, DK1 Foronda, MS2 Vasquez, MSC Quebral, MS1 Abel, MS3 Hermosilla. Second Row: MS1 Mallare, SK2 Sell, MS3 DiColli, SHSN Davis, SHSN Edman, MSI Palermo, MS1 Padernal, SH1 Tizo, LT Sisk, ENS Golding. Third Row: SKC Baty, SK1 Dula, MS2 Pfaff, SHSN Andrews, DK3 Pratt, MS3 Peverill, MS2 Waalkes, SH3 Nevarez, MS2 Hill, SH1 Johnson, SKI Blackman. S IUHPIP ILY wus: Q: .-nt' Q5 Disbursing Clerk KDKP DK3 Pratt 'Tv' ..,....-.-f-Jw ENS Golding DK1 Foronda S iw, i I ,rj x M 2 f , f 4 ww, fx X 39 ,gf I W ,,,b, L E E ii f w u W 11 s L Mess Specialists ..n - .,'gxf-:UT ' -7 -355'-r-1?- ?..,i -'i' A . Y. J .rv 'l ,.-.1ji'5,f1J,.f'-L'Q,,v-'T-Z.:'T,5rA-5 '5 ' L. .,, 'f:'4-'- f 1'. :,' f L,i 0 H ' I ' ' ' .f,g, fx ,TZ-V' 2' -1 +1--, F-aux-'R1f!?'f1Q'f'r, . i f x r -Y' 51.555 ..,e,-,335 '- 'ff--. L.- ,wgq ,az-r :.:1', f'f,bf,'x5fG9- .2241 V . s -. ,ff f 231.1 . V 4. s' --5 5' ' 9' , fm' . I' - .-- ' ,--ff. ' ,f'ff?'v e ' 5 1 ' ff. 7, . , 3 , f ---14, -V . -,. 1: , . -1 .un , vii-s N4 .5-. 1 4 s- r z-. 1 . . M F 1. 529 -214,-id J, . S- 5- ' 'X .'f?.z'3.o1 -X415 f '- - 'af -f -,- f-fm-r --,IL , 1 Z -- 'X 1 - N. 11. 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' t i 'T 'tl X Ain't nothing like the real thing, baby ... Where do I hand in my resignation? . I u.:nqI.1un nav.: 1219 P! '15 ' -- 'JIS' , 3 illii' I 'l.'4 V-,-vfgkf. N. 1 i mar' -N Eddie pumping stock. Keep a cool head! Ship s Service man CSHE I .Z-! , . tf5Qgg,-'Hga1 - K... ftp' 7 'ii' , 4 al .wiv Are you sure this is the only kind? 41 lb' ff Q f I 0 l O 0 0 0 O I OH 0 YH 0'YO H'O'0'O'9'!'H'H'lN f . 0 6 6.9.0.0'0.0.0.0.C.0.0,0,0.0'0. 'OAC O 9 H 6 0 O H Q 0 0 Q O 0 Z 'iw Z X 3 E? if ? f 1 , 7 IQL 4 4, 64 o s Q 0.4 Qaouunuooo,o,o,o7o'o,6ffHu H 5--- M Q 06 41 fl fo'ooo'cn' 0 WU, wmewwmg-, I W .-fwvg f fwf 0 WMM' 'W'S'Q fvzw, f 'WH 1f2'Wzv'9l5'4'sau.,4,,,.,N ,, oo 4 o e Q e'o Q .vu 'vi 'X ,fi NHHH' . . pa K':':':'.'o : ' W! XXM! :':':':':': '..'. I can't flnd my Stflkef- 0-fnou un no nfioun uv .o -no .j.f.j.j.j.f.f.:. ,' ',..j.j.jff.j. Lo.s.o.0.0.0.0e 'IEE lozofofofofofofofig e r me 0 o.0.0.0.0. Dlllhhllun k e e p SK3 Jones. 'Q HR k ,,f, , ! rygbl E 42 -k .,, And 1 thought high School was , ' 1 er. SKI Blackman. F1nd that Stl' km A , ' X V 'lf F 1 M .Q is t Y Weapons Weapons, one of the largest departments on the ship consists of three divisions, First, Second, and AIS. First Division is responsible for the preservation and upkeep of top side areas, deck seamanship, and boat operations. Second Division supports the secondary mission of the ship by maintaining the ship's offensive and defensive weapon systems. AXS Division operates and maintains the sonar systems, and anti-submarine weapons systems and ordinance that supports the primary mission of the ship. All three work together as one team to ensure that we are combat ready at all times. .--- I l C5 his ,-is . J' 1-.9 -- Left to Right: LT A fi, MI, fs. Morshita, ENS Elder, Q up a i LT Everett, ENS ' 'X . for L' n 5, Ault, LTJG Bein. ' X' s ' . I F i ' 2 L ii' I r ' il! 5, 'Q 25 it Wh Wh Why me? Glo Director, Locked on and ready to fire. Bridge . . . Aft lookout, B1-RD ' '4'M '.,'-I ,, Q f Sonar contact! passing position angle 3. .Beam me up, Scotty. LJ! Will! fl' 4 . --vm.: if 'l, 5' V 1 -v '--if - -- ' ... 4 ., ' Q .. .. ' 'V ' lst Division lst Row, Left to Right: SN Stangret, SN Sylvester, SN Pettigrew, SN Thompson, BM3 Myers. 2nd Row: SN Rose, LI3 Fox, SN Kreimeyer, BM3 Green, SN Mack. 3rd Row: BM2 Borges, SN Martin, SN Gresham, SN Sweet, SN Hurley, SN Schroeder, SN Eastburn, SN Wells, SN Starke. f' W , M f f f f f ff 5.67 , 3,1 ,, f?!J7 I A 1, ,, - . f...,.a n I u BO3tSW3'n S I ,f Z o -rg lst Row, Left to Right: SN Weathersby, SN Palmer SN Davis, SN Griffith. 2nd Row: SN Sills, SN Harrington, SN Morgan, BMCS Buchner, SN Ray. Curse you, Red Baron! Cuz, Fox and B01'ge geeggjaswff-g.,,,f-':,,,. ...rs Technician QFT7 A W J if if 2nd Division W I Gunner's Mate KGMJ Fire Control Go ahead make my day. lst Row Left to Rlght GMG3 Heath FTG2 O Hara FTG2 Bowman GMG2 Jones FTGSN Davey GMGC Holt 2nd Row FTG2 Homer FTG2 Darby FTG3 Wllhams FTM2 Olson FTG3 Brann GMG2 Dayton FTGSN Dadak i W ! i Aw X M 'Q . Q Q , A A. A ' Mi E: 5, V . ' D, .5 M gem' Whats Work' You did WHAT9' GMG1 Daughton, GMG2 Hagaman, GMT3 Bergeron Z' 'ff gf yi , fd, ,v ws if 'A F X'-rf M 2 n if J i . o f f 1 D P V, W, Z r ' 3' 5 X 1 ,' . , ' i' i, is K 1 D g i il D ie D in a I 1 5 Y ' qv U . 45 AS Division Silent Perfection The sonar's on auto Pilot right now. n TMSN Black STG3 CfaZYmanv Merritt Sonar Technician CST? Torpedoman's Mate lst Row, Left to Right: STGSN Brainard, GMT2 Johnson, STG3 Janik, STG2 Smith, STGSN Lawson, GMT1 CSWJ Atchison. 21161 Row: LTJG Bein, STGC Fitzhugh, STG3 Clark, STG2 Mltchell, STG2 Stubbe, STG3 Steininger, STG3 Merritt, STGSN Gebeleln, STGSN Harmon, TM2 Smyth, STG2 Goodloe, STG2 Sensenlg. 5 Y 4 s I Gunner's Mate CGM? 46 . . Seaslck again xffil STGC Fitzhugh No, we're not gonna paiflti 'To 9 fmark, mark, markj Russia with love' on lt- 66 ' 0 g Crossmg the l1l16,, First came the Queens 37' AS D1v1s1on OC D1v1s1on Aren t they lovely ur fps Supply Department A-Sin fer! ,ru I X' C 2nd D1v1s1on CPO Mess lst Class Lounge B DIVISION And more Queens . . . lst Division Wardroom E Division Despite bribery .. . 48 'VW N 'sv n '-, f f M! 1 f 4' M Division OI Division ? f I Gui' Queen was chosen R Division's HTFN Markussen. 1 AM ' 4 Down vs 0 S' N1 xg 5 5 Then Came . . . Open wide for a real treat. The Wogs AHRR-B-DAR!! Try me. 45' The ritual continues .1 ' X 'W'-QL I traveled all thls way for a 11te beer? -rg., Keep 1n hue E 1 6,5 '.Qr di?'- hug... Q 0,1 ,,.,m.,.. v ,11'T-W' i, 'Q-ff' ,,,, 151'-4-1 n4'3'h'? il' ii- R, :s I -'43 L :.a5'qz3'a, 'H'-.v l' T- , 'I A V, J f- f V, :run N-. 'CQ 0' 3u'f' 14 na, CC 33 Hey, look what I found. FOD Walkdown U. Queen of the second crosslng. You can,t have any pudding, if you don't eat your meat! .off 1 1, I ., ,, L-f', K l ' -I - 'vw M ,.,,--N ef f. 'Iii-1'7 1 4- .in .-as 1'8- .nv ff UQ A v gw-,pn X 'u., '-xc in is we-if ' an ,um Q1 I W fh 1 Q 1' W W a .f u -Q., .v , aux, IU? Y .. , 1 fi' ' ,QE w. f ,. ,V 5,-VL ' 119' :fi .., -- '-w f -Q 'I ew e ,is ,a 5. E. ., D W 1'-v as ff. .1 ' . .Aw ,f,.,.,,,,. ri -X I f ' 0 , , ' ' ' V 1 .vile 1 A 4 152,-ir. ,CC ' ' -Qi: The 2nd King and his court. Q There's more than just garbage in that shoot! , A ,, , , 1' , 5, I -v J' 4, .-PI 1 I i Y ' , I , , s d I - 1 X 8 ' x 4 1 Hey, I didnt order a shampoo! ' nb U Ports of Call A1 h h RQARK spent over 8076 of her cruise at sea, she did enter to a number of ports, ag you t oug will see in the following pages. Geraldton, Australia Waikiki, Hawaii S, ,,,, M '? Kagoshima, Japan Subic Bay, Phillipines The Brldge Between the Americas entrance to the Pan C l Rodman Panama ama ana Singapore 54 ' 1 s :fr-rf , , . ROARK stopped off in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii both going to and coming from Westpac. Although only inport for a total of 4 days, the crew enjoyed the liberty. Hawali -Z ug nv 2 i E' E: ,gf N- ,, i . 'f H W iw Q-1 ' Z-V ng A jf ,' , ii 'fag' in if.-if xl' ff'?54'j'Ai..f.,-- 4 liiii'-Efieul .r '73 : I 'Trl' --. ' -:ff 4' Y- 0 0 o ' '3 !D-f v 4 f-5- i '-Ig. -'f' , 3 f ang- , 1-2 A,-33 ,of 'f -aff f-4-LT' B t .....:f'-- fri .,,,,,....., 5-.,,, ,,,g',.f 'wsA 1 f - .,,f-f-4 ,1 l'a f'ij lf,-:i-':? .'M:. :. 'fl Q,- sfg-1 V ,Q o. a ff- -'Y v- . ,..... , ' . 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I V V1YofRef 5 uge Nation N 'i5,4 fV' a aw - VVV se II.I1VIII. .--, , ,I II :ixDHJ':.,I-1 I ,I Tom Selleck? 1 1' mr, S' L 11, N H : 5- 3.f,?,j-.gg ., t ,wx 1 1. 'fl A' Q- -IN7! -, ..,,,,Mi3'fPH Q - rg, W , 2 Q A., . ' - vu- -lf.,-P Mi A .M Q.. .. ,I .nity g g 3' gg . -...NT ,Mn-Ar J, if fha! . Jilin,-s A X fl R '.t?i 'v A - gi'3 4 W - , -' T' ' vu- risk ' -H 5 gV.-v 1'!!Q 'N M. My E411 'xi .1 1 5 - ., , .. , n A - F- I J ' if ' .. ,, 'U' ,- 4, .. L: B Q- . , . . 'fm' ,,f::L,. 'K'-'fffah , 'ff ' ' V-1 ' 'v' ' 'J' - V .lf ,, 1 'mf postcards? HWhat would a sailor ever do w1thout 77 Kagoshima Our first overseas stop. Everyone was glad to get away from our cold weather ops. Here we spent 5 days of sightseeing, tours and just rest and relaxation. Among the many sights to seeg the one in particular was the ever active volcano, Mt, Sakura-jima. It billowed its smoke the few days we were there. The townspeople were more than happy faces. Many offered to take us on personal tours of the city itself. It was a great port for everyone. 5 11 S I A hillside view of Kagoshima. Hamming it up down town. This has nothing on RQARIQS yn Soup' Sakura-lima letting out some steam. H' il I Black and Gresham, '4Just hangin' out. Jim Davis posing with his tour guides. Fine Japanese cuisine ,N , . .Nu V 'lu K Q . ,L Q Will you teach us English? No Chicken McNuggets'? lu l'l , H' I ,,, X , , .Ny . .z !' u , 1 - , 4 .2 V, Q 4 ' 1 f 4 The picture above and the picture to the right depict the many areas of shopping to be done in Kagoshima. Below and to the top right page are pictures taken at Skuyarna Park. A memorial to Satsuma Loyal Retainers and the beautiful gardens along with the attractive shrines surrounding the area. Mt. Sakura-jima on the following page smokes at dawn to remind us all of her presence. lfjlli J if sf J.: These guys were sent to help us? f .ge Elini? Kagoshimals beautiful botanical gardens. I 1' driliif the gardens. Subic Bay, Philippines Subic Bay is one of the favorite ports of call for sailors of the Seventh Fleet. Its populace lives in a curious cross between its Hispanic past and the Ways of the Western World. A person need not wander much further than Magsaysay Drive to enjoy an inexpensive, but exciting night of entertainment. The people welcome the Seventh Fleet, and a person feels at home in no time at all. Subic Bay is the major refurbishing port for the ships of the Seventh Fleet while on Westpac. Ample facilities for repair, supplies, and recreation for the ship and its crew, make this port a must for all deployments. i I 1 I I,lvf?.?,l What's with the jam'?', 62 No thanks, l'm trying to cut down. Skill Q X -,gli 'B 'il 1 ip 'YF' W 45:43. A 5' wg. 14. fb ,Il E B i 9,- J--M Our visit to Singapore City provided us with a rare view of a city made of il contrasts between tradi- 3 ? ll tional and modern life. i 1 3 i 'i 1 1, w w 4 1 4 lngapore Clty Qi' Zi Olggwfff 7 411, l x 1 64 Come on, just one more picture! 1-..... r , X , ,.- ,vs- W? ,V -It' V 4 lv' Waterfront Park I W! f,,V The humidity made us do it! .'--I-' ff- ,pow- 4 ..,., -U P,- . 1- ..r .,,-vfs. ,QS-0 V-yw'! 5 ,,3,.,.a n ,---1 .gl .4-5, 4.gf.J-A1494 'M 1' L-,ff gl QE! U !7 OK, now face the camera. W Sultan Mosque More Singapore Scenery Abundant Petty Officer Davis in Singapore with a friend Chinese Garden Pavillion. Think the OUOD will let me Leong San Temple, leave like tl'11S?,, 66 l. QI , mW Tiger Balm Gardens. . Stone Boat. 15. -.Q x hir , 4-li Q 1 1-f F' Oh well, At least I'm always right! 'w-5 A motley looking group! Geraldton, Australia fmm beautiful V1Slt1I'1g, large, coke, hamburger never forget. 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Mu., -M .i , , , ,- h 1 + 1 v --. zz.,-,- ,-f -f 4 -s... , 1. - A- 'A--v fe -'N - -ff' if we-.,. - 1' ,, W., an -4' M Some sights :V t ljnltx - - 5'3R'.-44545 0..- ,.,... - , , , . f.-1-'.,..-' e -, .ey m'-,.-, ,,, . 1. i i -cu n 4 1. 1 f ia. i. A . A V ' . , s., g -5- , nfwa, - ,-f.. L , init 1, !l I l ,I 1? is is s. 1 ' .,..5qg2'4 , + -V' , V , M -My X , Say sailor, buy me a drink? nr' - .-... 1 gi f 7 l 1 ' ., . ,.-in Q f fe? u . 'ff M43-L . A .--,,., K ' J' 3, ' A I- ' .. ' c 1, AAN I Q.. -ff:-. 1,4 .. ' f 'J , Me-oh-my, another tourist. The Auss1e's got a look at our lamps helo. I nt' M, by swf ... 3' ii , Q- i if f9u'7 - af, ' of .. H si. .. .- 035- - 1,1 .Y Sf X : 64'?-if ' , , -. s , A . as aff -H 5 First girls, let me make one thing perfectly clear! q ti M f is 1 f The Farmland. Q... , iw l - -J l l T L 5? The Great Plains. , ,,,.......,.. Z .' ,Nh 1 -,,,...,-we xX...X K 4sv'Q5,.-.-dna.--Y... . iinugnfg si- 70 s K A new fuel source? ---.- Y 'L ff me ?SE1??R3s,- ' NBQW K mmemmrgw Gukn5isgadFvis1srs I r l T . - ' , I A ' Was lt destlny that brought hlm here?' . 'Q-5 fem, -il Ami DRIVE an : e ' PE mol l :Qfsgf wi L IRS ...xr l 3 E6 ' N'i'af' 'l W I ' O USS Cook and Roark on July 4th. Downtown Geraldton 1 -wma 1 .X F xo o fo ' 2 ff ..o oe ., cc '-iluswe R437 llf1lN6 Y... , Roo Bar pie anyone? All the comforts of home Calmostbf' 71 Oh so le meee oh ......-M .. , ,N-, ,W-, ,MY V - --- ,,, ,.., 1 w 1 s r w X , . www ,Nr ,JA N Kw'wI..ah-X Q , o 0 , hlp 111 ff? wx H7 ' - G 1+ nf ' + f '4w4 Daily Routine 5 7 'X Q, V, .6 4 Mm M ' 33 , , -I W' V V 1 Z ' W 'I ,.,,,,, , V , 4 ,, r ,, ffff 3 ' A, 1 ' W www WW' , X , WT 1 2 I . f ff 5 ' ' , fr, If ,O If ,,,, I ,V ,- fe! ' ' f ,. ,f4 4 X Milk ffm! 4 Z ll f 7 W 'ww f f 1 o ' r f , , 9 Q 7 , ,,,,,,,, ,, f f , ,Mf f Q ,,,, M .,A,,, , ,, 1 ,fig ' 1, f My . X 4 ' 'I 'f W X , , f X ,W , Z 3 9 , ' JW, ,,,, i A hearty breakfast to start the day. JN 'i 1 4 I 3 i 'X P I ul i B... Fun in the sun. 0 Z all I f I I can make you a good deal onnthis baby. 1 I think these batteries are dead. ' V .W 0 .,,ad 'NX N Milk has something for everybody. Was that 33 degrees north or south? u,,,,,-ge'1e- ri, L i I T1 i if D -vu F I I -.W k ,-A gx What did I do now? if v' F f 4-.4 H 46 r I 1 T' 'Wi' Q 431' I There were these two guys and a chicken .. . What do you mean . . . hijacked? -' E J Q Q Ever vigilant. X f 5? ,V i f ' , 1 t , A little off the top, please. 1 Q' ff 'F 1:5 774 X . lfcly 1 x'-,Jg,l.'- X 1E4'm'Q4':,k' r HG: JSI, I ,JKZQ 5 xf- . '5 gl 4 r' M4 e j 75 Just in case .. X f Do sea bats bite? The XO says y0u,re overpaid. f gf. I- emuxwf... , WWW' Not until I get a work request. M X Q! -im..-....,.-Q... M if ,. u t if AW 1 L ' I A7 ui A xv if WWA? yf, Z , 1, if N Of course Pm qualified. Nope, no cockroaches here. .4 ' M... ,.,,,. M... .4 'ai f 4. 'IJ gf 'ig 'Q l I ,X f me 1? A IG 3 77 He can t say that to me. 'lWe do it with EEEE's.,' 'tus- I still don't see any mail buoy. P l Who's on watch7,' 1 Need your phone fixed? mme., 1 I ,QV I i I .xg l if -.4-Q 3 II il I K T7 .,.,.-,,,,-. I 'N M 8 f E Q V P z E 5 i I I 5 -H 1 ' I l l l I it , , N ' 'vu-. 'Www 'S' Q l . ,..-W. ,f .n..,' wie- 4 3 5 v I 1 ,Q ir 4 . . . . It 1sn't llke drlvlng your car. I , f 'QM - W1 1 , ,ff wif nf v A Well deserved lunch. ielk X S W I IZ N . sb- , ' U X , X I w li M xx Maw - ' If, Y 1 asus--F. X , I n il I I I K, ww-,1 f -X -w I W. X... ' e I I I S ,I , , if X ,Y 1, y I ee, i aj N X ki Vx MXN 1 s jx , 4' 3Q1g kf ' wlM f N A -:Q S e. e r .5 W ,,.v ge e ww. I 1 I I I - 4 , as H , H Gosh! I W1Sh I had an egg cream. Now, Back ln the Old Navy .. . H , , , , H Navy regs don't lie. I wonder who s wmnlng the SBFIGS? 1 Q V il ll t A I NV' 2 ,d,, Q In I , A I X ' V X' ex 3 X X I Nl XX I - Vx X I ' isw xm I 1 I 1 ,X x. X N I - -I X 'Spa n F f'i Ps 5 I 2 3 ,nluuulsiif 4 5 A care package from home? I've heard this one before. e J ,NK 1' 6 P6 P5 A, ego Q so C, o N X01 DFT 1- ul GM Pfai CRB G6 410 m V5 Q00 7b X1 , ff 1 ,, iff YQ -54' if Y W ,la U ' J ay bn f 50 QONFLAG- - WHATZZZ of An endless job. ' I You call this work? h 6' 2 5 ,, f ' V, f ,V My M ,f, W fWW Upper Left The trzage and Chaplam Blackburn judge the contestants Above Doc can at least cure us of tins after we eat It Left The Ch1ef s Lounge, takmg a break after a long day Lower Left MMI Washmgton wants to know who sang off key Below And I complamed about my wife s cookmg -1 N.. ! Q, '1 AM Xi ' , ., Mm - W . . 1 .MX - '01 1' X X -x-:. 4 -- ' Q ' 'ir' . T ri , 'f NEWER 5 X Qui- S - 3 - . -N M- 'zo o , Q Sis' W2'-' ' f on-P nf, . , v M -- f 5' Q . PM YJ 'fsjhi N K 'V V , x NR 'N-9'1w'-J.'Wf.. ' i f-W ' i Q5f'. . Y . , A- X f ' ,A R f9+w f19. ,.g NW f:-f '- iw x A' 1 All fi 'X 'K'Af'37fli3S 2 ' -Q . X Qiimms-j.,.3gqm ,, .Q Gai 5 -,1lwx 'L E f a.:. Upper Left: How do you Want it cooked? Lower .w-.-. s , . xr' 1 . .Lf A. ,k4:k 1 '- ws 1 ,I if I 'Q as ' U 5 fffmle P Left: RM3 I-Iasselbach sang us a song and won the talent show.oLower Right: It's not easy spiking a ball with a string tied to it. ga vig F flip ' :-, lg j 5 f 'W Zo ' Wh -www- 7 om--....w........ 5 ,W iff, Ml fy .Q f if 2 -wwf, 4' ,I Q ' X W? , lpgn- ' 'Nr , Z , , ,Q Z , M 46 4 ww Y 4 ,, on sa , V ,, ,,,,,,,W, W 'fbimm f W ,W X , , Wh . ' I 0, 0 X I, 7 an f ' ,W X mf 'f 'al' W7 , ,, W ff W , W 1, fkv 5 'L- 3 X X X V - f Above: BMS Green takes a nooner . Right: Hi' Some Midd18S hang with the crew on steel beach. 9' di' 4 f S 3 xifs X X N R N X if ,XXX X wi M' XX r , W! xr. 'fx X Q X Q s -x ,ef gs- X Xx X so d r e 'N we X Ahove: Who ordered steaks medium rare? Below: More Flrst Class trylng to poison the crew. Right: Who will ever forget the visit from that po ula 1: R k G ' The Air Band. p r supers ar oc roup. s .1 , 4 . 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M , , Wwwwr 43 ,W,.:.4fMnX'W 'V Ill 'Sl x E. Homecoming . . . The best part of any cruise Waiting A little sign repair. I think I can see them now. 5 1 3 XX , and more waiting. X Music to come home by. l 1 , 1 i 1 1 I I , f 3,11 .In 4 it . What do Hours'???! at ' w. I can see Polnt Loma Is th1s a dr ll A familiar slght Soon Q f 0 5 , i qssxxkg 2 R . YA 1 Xl! X' U , N T A ep, il , A cause for celebration i 4 We are back San Diego spelled out in flags. g . TLNQ or L t QM,gx . Y i.W'Xm-:Q-wa-Q.s,.g , A welcome sight. 5 ii ,, wi I j l l Q , A lei for a beautiful gal. E Q' X c l M qs ' 1 ' ' 2 'f .i l is . 4' ' l il Familiar faces in All aboard that's coming aboard! Oft I've seen you in my mind's eye, hoping praying, time would fly, A Now I'm home, my job is done, And once again, we are one. 86 ii is gl F vm. f -, --A-A---f A 'X M 9 4 I don't care who's watching -J That's a nice fire extinguisher. A H H Great place - If you like crowds. 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