Samuel Gompers (AD 37) - Naval Cruise Book

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1987 volume:

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'- , . -W Q -AUWIM' '- A Y.M:3,u,Vl,g -W A , Table of Contents .i Title Pagef Table of Contents 2-3 Ship's Heritage4 Ship's lnsignia5 Itinerary 6 Services T07 Commanding Officer 8-9 Executive Officer '0 Chaplain 'l Command Master Chief 'l Departure '2 Administration 14-' ESWS '3 9 Deck 20-29 Engineering 30-41 Medical 42-45 Dental 46-49 Operations 50-55 Repair 56-79 Supply 80-91 Weapons 92-96 Nested Cruisers 97 Shellback Initiation 98-104 fi' Table of Contents p Admiral Lyon's Visit 105 Christmas Tree Contest 106-107 Miami Vice Contest 108-109 Talent Show 1 10-111 The No. 1 Team 112-113 Emergency Training 114 Sallying Ship 115 UNREP 116-117 , 1 st Class Picnic 1 18-1 19 Music Man 120-122 USO Show 123 Hawaii 1 24-1 27 Japan 128-131 Hong Kong 132-135 Singapore 1 36-139 The Philippines 140-141 Diego Garcia 142-145 Seychelles 1 46-1 49 Sunsets 150-151 Tiger Cruise 152-153 Homecoming 154-1 58 Thank-You 159 An End-of-Cruise Prayer 160 The Gompers Heritage uss SAMUEL GOMPERS 1AD-371 is the .first Ship Of the fleet named for a great American who., beginning in W5 teens' devoted a long life to labor and American ideals. He was ons of the founders of the American Federation of Labor ,an served nearly half a century as the official head of the AmerlC-Hn labor movement. His life was keyed to fervent belief in trade union ideals emphasizing individualism, freedom and democ- racy. Samuel L. Gompers was born in London in 1850, was early apprenticed to a cigar maker, and then immigrated to New York in 1863. One year later at the age of 14, he became associated with the labor movement. He helped organize and became President of the Cigarmaker's International Union which be- came a model for others to follow. ln 1881 , came the next step, the Federation of Organized Trades and Labor Unions of the United States and Canada . As chairman of the committee he worked out the final l f , p an or that organization which later was reorganized as the American Federation of Labor in 1886. Gompers was elected President and served in that capacity for more than four decades as the official head of the American labor movement Before the American Federation of Labor was founded in 1881, the labor movement was in the hands of comparatively small individual unions throughout the various states, all work- ing without much cooperation. Upon formation of the federa- tion, Gompers took the helm as its president and welded the labor movement into a compact unit which has grown to be a power in the political, commercial and industrial life of the U.S. Gompers believed in America and taught patriotism to all his followers. He kept labor on a conservative field and free from radicalism b ' ' y his leadership. A fearless exponent of right and a great humanitarian he was al E D , soagreat fighter. Hefought for peace in industry and blazed a trail for others to follow. His work for nearly half a century was dedicated to advance the lot of men and women for labor. lt was his firm conviction that labor could never displac ' U e management of industry that made it possible for him to enter into su Q ccessful negotiations with industry. These were the noble principles which typified the aim of me fe of Samue' G0mD9rs. His life was a tribute to the contri- bution ofthe foreign born Of - this country. He never forgot the American flag and the ideals and trad't' f ' ' N A throughout his busy me' i ions or which it stands, ,461 1 is -1 ,ar fa , , ' fit.:-' 1. '15-. A. f - nl. .GAG ,. 1-mu 4 K ' .L . Y-ff' '4:3a::':21. - , e V - ,. f ,- fs . .. ' USSSAMUEL GUMPERS Cl' 3 A JJUKH. J Mvkd ,ee ILE I ,' Zig' .' ' x . ist:--Q-Q., . ' ' T 'U..4fiA1f2 v'lg V IN. nf. Sfnvics summe , X v'w fslmlb USS Samuel Gampers lnslgma USS SAMUEL GOMPERS IAD 37l'a mission is the support of the most modern surface ships in the United States Navy and the maintenance and repair ot the wide variety of technolo- gical systems in our fleet. Her Keystone-shaped insignia signifies the vital impor- tance ot Samuel Gompers's support to our nation's fleet. The American Eagle symbolizes the nation's strength and power lor peace. A composite ot the major technical skills comprising the core of a tender's capabilities is superimposed on the ea- gle. The anchor represents deck services the tender provides, including boats, cranes, rigging, and cargo handling. The gear depicts those ratings working in machinery and hull repair for customer ships and those supplying engineering support ser- vices required for this work. The missile shows ordnance and weapons support provided to fleet combatants. Electron orbits represent the newest generation of skills required to support today's Navy, those of advanced electronics craftsman. USS SAMUEL GOMPEHS' motto is Service Supreme . Pointing to the spirit and the goal ot USS SAMUEL GOMPERS, her motto requires no explanation. 1986 -1987 I 1 Great A d ven ture Cruise ,mr i UNDEFKWAY Pearl Harbor, Hawaii July, 19861 Sasebo, Japan August, 1986 , Hong Kong September, 1986 , Singapore September, 1986 l Subic Bay, The Philippines September, 1986 , Diego Garcia October, 1986 Indian Ocean October, 1986 Diego Garcia November, 1986 Victoria Islands, Seychelles 8' November, 1986 Subic Bay, The Philippines December, 1986 Pearl Harbor, Hawaii January, 1987 Alameda, California January 17, 1987 -QF ui ..,. 99214 Qi' ' t 4 llrxl I x F' ' 1 -5 ,xi - ' - ,,',.. - -'Z'-, i 'f f'Nf'l'f1 'I f,-4s.A.-- if . :itz ft, ,fa I . v xl -,rgf'iA,wSB:m-F--:D ' 'A N'-li 'E' 5 fi - P' 1 ,.,-1:-any i may ' v Supreme Services To . . . While Ori deployment, we supplied the much needed services of repair, water. electricity and meals to crews iri the fleet. USS CARL VINSON CVN 70 1086 USS SAN JOSE AFS 7 USS FOSTER DD 964 USS ROANOAK AOE 7 USS LEAHY CG 16 USS FLINT AOR 29 USS VINCENNES CG 49 USNS MISPILLION TAO 5 USS GEARY FFG 51 USS JOUE TT CG29 USS DUBUOUE LPD 8 USS NEW JERSEY BB 62 USS SAN BERNADINO LST USS BRE WTON FF 1086 1189 USS MARVIN SHIELDS FF USS SAINT LOUIS LKA 116 ii F Q I ,...... A! 'X A LV,Vf fir, 'il' VV K CAPTAIN ROBERT E AMOS UNITED STATES NAVY Robert E. Amos the son of Mr. and lVlrs. Jamen F. Lefler of Bluefield Virginia graduated from Vir- ginia Polytechnic University in 1959 with a BS degree in General Science and was employed as a teacher and administrator in the public schools of the Com- monwealth of Virginia prior to earning his commis- sion in the U. S. Navy in November 1963. Following tours of duty in USS COCHRANE fDDG 211 and USS GOODHICH IDDR 8311 Captain Amos attended the Naval Postgraduate School re- ceiving a Master of Science Degree in Oceanogra- phy. During a one year tour of duty in the Republic of Vietnam he served as Officer in Charge of the Na- val Advisory Team Vinh Long. He was subsequently assigned as Executive Officer of USS VESOLE 1DD 8781 in which he deployed to South America. Captain Amos served with the Federal German Navy from 1975-1979 as an instructor as the Naval Weapons School and a student as the German Com- bined Staff College in Hamburg Germany. Upon his return to the United States in October 1979 he re- ported aboard USS BRYCE CANYON fAD 361 serv- ing as Executive Officer until its decommissioning in June 1981. After short tours of duty with Commander Naval Surface force IVIIDPAC and Commander Destroyer Squadron 33 Captain Amos assumed command of USS MAUNA KEA 1AD-221 in July 1982. Upon com- pletion of MAUNA KEA S seven month deployment to the Western Pacific in August 1984 he was re- lieved and reported to Commander Service Group 1 for duty as Chief Staff Officer. In August 1985 Cap- tain Amos assumed command of USS SAMUEL GOMPERS IAD-371 ln addition to various campaign and unit awards Captain Amos wears the Bronze Star with combat V and the Navy commendation Medal. Captain and Mrs. Amos the former Emma Sue of Pocahontas Virginia are the parents of two daughters Susan Brazeal and Kathryn. ,.f1,'1i l 1 l F Q-..1 ...L-mr: -I-.arms-z g l r l l John D. Cann, the son of Mrs. Eleanor H. Cann, of Hampton, Virginia, graduated from the University of Virginia in 1971 with a BA iwith distinctioni in History. He earned his commis- sion in the United States Navy through the regular NBOTC pro- gram at the University of Virgin- Following tours of duty on USS EVANS 1DE 10231 and USS STERETTICG 311 Commander Cann returned to the University of Virginia to teach NBOTC from 1975 to 1978 and then to attend Colgate Darden Graduate School of Business Administra- tion from which he received an MBA degree in 1980. He was subsequently assigned to the USS McCANDLESS IFF-10841 as Engineer Officer and USS IN- DEPENDENCE 1CV-62j as Damage control Assistant. He reported onboard USS SAMUEL GOMPERS 1AD-371 in April 1986 to serve as Executive Cffi- cer. ln addition to various unit awards Commander Cann has received the Navy Commenda- tion Medal with Gold Star in lieu of second award. Commander and Mrs. Cann the former Vir- ginia Koch of Bristol Virginia reside in the city of San Francis- ExEcuT1 VE OFFICER JOHN D CA NN UNITED STATES NAVY Mamiya., l COMMAND MASTER CHIEF JOHNSON UNITED STA TES NA VY CHAPLAIN HIGHTOWEH UNITED STA TES NAVY s ' 1. O-it 3- .Ana J .f 1 A , 4.4.1. ' 'R f f Some stood for long minutes, some sighed, but all khevv West Pao had started. We got tasked with doing what we do best. Departure Oh 0800 July 17, 1986 the last Iire was brought onboard and the weather reflected our mood , ,,,..,,...:y, , .14 - V 'x' W ,, .tis if .1 M ' -s1'rv ' ' ES WS To become an Enlisted Surface Warfare Specialist is a milestone in ones career. Not only does it enhance ones career potential by broadening one's ex- pertise and knovvledge. being an Enlisted Surface Warfare Specialist demon- strates positive leadership through action. lt takes foresight. dedication and de- termination to attain the goal of qualifying for the ESWS Insignia. lt can be worn with pride, as one is a member of the proud community of Enlisted Naval person- nel vvho have earned the respect of other members of the Naval Surface and War- fare Community. After all the long hours of studying. lectures attended and indi- vidual research. it is all worth it. when on that day: the C.O. shakes your hand and presents you vvith your crossed cutlassesl Congratulations to all vvho earned their Cutlasses during WEST PAC 86: ' ' ' f --,..--'- ..- Ara,-:. 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Coleman MM1 Danilo D. Dag Dag TM1 Randy L. Fleck HT1 Earl J. Huitt OM1 Steven E. Rang HM1 Mary A. Roberge HT1 Bruce J. Shinabarger SH1 Rolando P. Soriano HT1 Robert S. Shive lC1 Carl Yeager Sr. HT2 Miles P. Blesi lC2 Randy R. Chacon DM2 David Dominguez IM2 Dwayne A. Freeborn HT2 David A. Miederhoff HT2 James K. Reynolds HT2 Patrick J. Kelly EM3 Allan Layne HT3 Rickey W. Jones ET3 Kathy M. Loiselle ...ni l l l . i l 5 l li Ei Q l li If V l l i l l l lj! ll l li 5 l. 9. i I l ii ,E il lfli ,l l l 1 l' Q ,i i ., yi. fl il A DMINIS TRA 780 4 arf ll lg IE: Rn Av , . -M L , ,g' J . ' ' 9 If V in 'jr 'H ix -1Q r- -5 is-of se,-rv lu: f ff P I ya? an-. 4 'Sp- I 2' The Scribes and Gladiators LT W. Traugot QE, MVK T it , gi, Q J: Wish Q, ,aff if 'Z If QD . A A CWO3 L. Tice , ,K ,.,. .. . . Alla ASP 'irq 511' U g QA. 0 xii!! RMCS G. Bennett ' T, CC gg i 5' my . ' St J... lj TMC W. Hall l 5 fl 'O wg CDR J. Cann 1? Q v nakeyv. 1 I' r . -Q fge 1 L VVTCM C. Johnson . .'.,i. ,Q 1 , Y. .kr ,,,,, gl YNCSL.CmW , ,A A. r 3 K ' Vlx, 'I . xlrfl l PNC H. Sohnetter I LT F. Hightower 'ills -bv, NCCM H. Hudson L, Q ,LS -AU iw. rLQQfV . 'N...,. l. I h ICC W. Jeffries MAC C. Hix SH2 R. Felioiano BM2 J. Guy PC2 E. Kestler PN2 J. Lampe PN3 D. Barnes PN3 R. Black YN3 C. Brant IC3 G. Cooper EN3 K. Dicks PN3 J. Goldsmith PN3 E. Heinemann PN3 M. Javier EN3 J. MoGiveron ICS M. Metz YN3 P. Parks 16 f' X Division YN1 K. Marciniak RP1 n. Minks PC1 J. Montgomery YN1 A. Morris MM1 J. Perenia MA1 G. Robinson lk is EN2 L. Cheng . 'U' A PN3 J. Pickney YN3 K. Rampy YN3'J. Roach PC3 S. Saboisky ' ' N sl is X 5 ng' nl ,...d X Division is a motley crevv which never fails to pro- vide support services to: Chaplain's Office - religious services. counseling. retreats, group discussions, library and a needed ear. Admin Offices - takes care of officer records. Plan ofthe Day, word processing center, and CO and XO cor- respondence. Command Master Chief - the crews ear to the Cap- tain, counseling information. Legal - commandfs Judge Advocate. wills. notary services, powers of attorney and legal information. Educational Services Office - provides for the crew's educational needs, PACE and other military edu- cational benefits. KSAM - provider of various musical distractions. Personnel -takes care of all actions concerning En- listed Personnel records. SITE TV -the ship's information and entertainment lifeline to home. Post Office - Need we say more? The use of this place could make or break us all. 3M Office - where our maintenance is evaluated, im- proved upon, sent to the next place or sent back. Master-at-Arms - where Sammy Gs investigations begin. There are other offices - the list goes on and on. All of these offices are staffed by dedicated professionals intent on processing all orders, making all entries in rec- ords and distributing all the mail - in short, doing every- thing possible to give dependable service. X X 3 I 4395 5360. ,zi 7, Mi The Master-at-Arms force. aff What's in here? 1-9-'far 3415 'UT Sava More Admin staff hard at work X L xxx .. x 5 ,,., gn., PC3 Kull holdin Q his own before mail Cali MR -X SN K. Hall JOSN G. Henney SN T. Holland FN D. Houston YNSN T. Kautz SN M. Kull SN C. MacArthur SN W. Marshall PNSN Ft. lvlaya ICFN C. Meyer SN E. Pilgrim SN V. Pitts SN C. Ramirez SN L. Sanchez PNSN M. Satarang Q., PC3 K, Worsvvick TM3 J. Wright SN K. Armstrong SN L. Cooper x .,f l - K ,' , .4 x SN J. Wardrick SN V. Wright SA W. Little SA S. Shanks M X Division PN3 J. Spiva YN3 B. Valclespino PC3 T. Williams ' 521 RT A i 'IIA K I' K lg 4' fs I ' 'af'- . ,n 1 ,, vb 19 I TW -. Lf' i F -'h5 '4:f '-1'i7 V s geu ' L ' 'll i 1. ' .-111' fx! Elle I 'li -,fl ,.4,.5:W in-f 4 -M. . . its X -.., , . l ' 'H-Ulu-.'3....,. ., ,i 'W-s. eck 5 -vp. The Argonauts dill: .QW f LT S. Cartaya l fi I5 fp 'N-.. fi ,ff - ,gl 11X rn u 1 LTJG K. Jeffries CWO2 B. BMC Wright Normington Deck Department has three primary missions which consist of the following: The preservation and mainte- nance of the outer portion of the ship including over the side, superstructure and all weather decks. Performing all deck seamanship evolutions: anchoring, underway replenishment, crane services and operation of the ship's small boats. Additionally, it provides support to Repair Department in the areas of rigging, tile team, spray painting team and running the Canvas Shop. Con- ducting all helo flight operations, from passenger trans- fer to vertical replenishments. Deck Department pro- vides approximately 900fo of all bridge watchstations. During this deployment the department's capabili- ties were thoroughly tested. Not often performed evolu- tions such as: mooring to a buoy in Hong Kong, use of I the pusher boats to help bring ship's alongside, burning of 25,000 cubic feet of trash over the side while at anchor at Masirah, providing water taxi services to the battle group, transferring heavy lift aircraft engines via small boats between the USS CARL VlNSONand the USS SAN JOSE, receiving over 150 pallets of cargo via vertical re- plenishments and numerous other smaller evolutions that kept us very busy. Throughout this deployment hard work and long hours were the standard operating tempo. We do it with pride and adhere to the ship's motto, Service Supreme . 21 BM1 P. Murphy BM1 M. Hurt BM2 T. Waddell BM3 R. Abrahams BM3 V. Bufkin BM3 M. Heard BM3 S. Rivera BM3 A. Scruggs 1st Division is responsible for keeping the starboard side, forecastle, and portions of the 01 level ship-shape and spit shined. They perform preservation on the starboard quarterdeck shack too. lst Division also mans the bow anchor handling room, an im- portantjob when it comes to piloting restrict- ed waters or visiting shallow ports such as Hong Kong. This is a proud division - proud of the job it does to keep the ship sharp and clean. 22 lst Division 3 H- va. x BM3 J. Turley SN J. Donnely SN C. Henderson SN D. Nixon SN S. Powers Bmsn D Messer . -.-Fl' e SN V. Holmes SN L. Nettles f i ' n AQ t 9 'P Sl' i 45 lj GY- 91' '- 'x' ., .Q 'Q ' - 4 x C.'E':.'! J 1 I , 1 ln. 'QS q Whiits Mi. v li, I ,4 1 X' SN Fl. SN A. SN D. SA C. f , SAM. 'Y SAT. 4'-. - . P11 'DQ' SA W. SA C. SA P. SA S. SA C. SA S. SA J. Smith Southmayd Wolfe Blaschko Cannon Coleman Cox Lambert Lee McGrath Olson Pratts Rowley SR M. Campbell SR K. SF! T. SR D. SFR A. SR D. SR A. Cobb Hoang Lewin McGurn Pierce Williams BM1 W. Ross BM1 D. Smith BM2 T. Snell BM3 M. Jean Charles BM3 G. Wheat III BM3 N. Whipkey SN P. Blakes SN L. Boots SN J. Davidson SN B. Greer SN T. Hines SN O. Huett SN L. Olson SN B. Ontiveros SN P. Riedel SN S. Turner SA T. Davis SA C. Fernandez SA T. Giglio SA G. Harvey SA K. Kemp SA F. Lively SA N. Quinto SA E. Strange SA C. Wiese SR. D. Best SR M. Duran SR C. Huffman SR S. Knapp SR A. Simmons 24 'Y-,f I .g, lg F Q -u lV?i 'l I P! .,u-Q.. QQNK. i lx 1 ,1 s ff- 1i. z. ti' fi. ti 7 5 1 ,I 4 2nd Division maintains the port side main deck, stern anchor and after refueling station. A very large por- tion of the job is deck preservation, but flight ops became very important when in the lndian Ocean. The crew also ran shuttles from SAMMY Gto various other ships while anchored off the coast of Oman. The Can Do spirit of 2nd Division results in working hard to contribute to the vital part of the overall ship's mission. Hlflest between flight deliveries. 'er' ,-ia. s-tr.. T11 if lg 'ff -, t . W . . . . a 1 ,pf s- A -. 9 f , , ' . ' 4-in-tt gif ref-'-s 4. ww- . . H 'I ' Q ff- ,f:x..',:, gr 4. -? 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BM1 Jonas Deguzmafl BM2 Robert Ray BM2 Karl Skaar BM3 Jacque Allen BM3 Thomas Gerovv BM3 Toni Spencer BM3 Kimerly Wenzl BM3 Denise Yslas SN Kimberly Adkins SN J. Bevel SN Jana Fordyce SN Ramona Galvan SN Michael Givens SN Lydia Hernandez SN James Hubbard BMSN Lee Ann Hutton SN Randy Keith BM3 Vincent Meyers SN Julie Porter SN Robert Reed SN Luice Talley SN Kenneth Vines SN Terrance White SN Kimberly Wigfall E . im :Q.i,'v' Q c Q fi 745 4 -ii r L- 1 4, or BMSN Kevin Wolak SA Tracie Duckett SA Richard Pierson SA Terry Reddish SA Luann Stephenson SA Carl Williams E' cj Y.: SA SR SR SR SR ,V SR it 3rd Division personnel direct and operate 30-ton centerline and 12-ton traveling cranes. They also provide boat crews for the ship's 9 boats. In addition, they man the ready lifeboats and maintain the forward refueling station. They also preserve the boats, cranes and weath- er decks. The division provides supreme service to crewmembers daily. Debbie Wolf David Benson Tracy Cornelius Barbara Leggett Melissa Mogensen Perry B. Morales SR Trenese Mosley SR Sonya Nadal SR Derrick Staten 27 Side Cleaners Division BIVI1 Wanda Ellis BlVl2 Larry Brown BM2 Gordon Crawford BM2 Terry Jackson BlVl3 Shawn Beach BM3 Kevin Dancer BM3 Catrina Leugers BM3 Annette Mathhews BM3 AJ Pierce BM3 Joann Ploof BM3 Dan Fliesberg BM3 Francisco Ulloa SN Larry Chambers SN Steven Folk SN Robert Gossett SN Flon Grimes SN Jon Kaercher J C sn Eileen Langford :X Q Q my N , get SN Chris McClellan H SN Dorothea Sanders r -.-1 .gl SN Leticia Vaquera ' C SN Teresa Voge 1 -. ,X SN Deneen Whitaker S JIIL SA C. Busse SA Yolanda Cortez SA Jimmie Doane SA Donna Duty 28 qv' nd X V Side Cleaners Division does exactly as it saysg keeping the sides of Sammy Gee! cleaner than any other tender in the Fleet. This division consists of the World Famous Tile Team, Rigging Teams and Spray Teams. The Paint locker is also maintained by S ,ili C Division to assist other divisions in their maintenance. The talents of Side Cleaners is multi-faceted, but they all come together to provide expert Supreme Ser- vices. SA Lawrence Ferreira SA Mary Garry SA Robin Lachica SA Joycelyn Lewis SA Sla Madrid SA Melanie A. Petrovich SR Sharon Dover SR Sherry Hamilton 29 Z-' E41 v 5 I 'w. 1 'Y NQ 'x f M 5 The Miracle Workers Whether by baokstroke, sail, steam or rowers, to propel the ship through walls of vvater takes vast amounts of energy. Our modern propulsion plants re- quire handy and intelligent personnel to harness the vari- ous pieces of the ship's engineering systems. Personnel from the Engineering Department drive the main propul- sion plant, run the auxiliary machinery, piping systems 1' . tw I LT M. Turner LT S. Scarborough and the water distillation devices. In addition to these wide range of duties, Engineering is responsible for Damage Control Central which monitors the ship's wat- ertight integrity and serves as the ship's Fire Depart- ment. It takes five divisions to handle this workload and each of them is a finely honed specialist. . 3, Q 5 . LT T. Lapp ENS B. Cunningham CWO3 J. Flanagan EMCM A. Kelchner EMCS B. Beduta MMCS L. Lathrop EMC M. Bongawil HTC A. Brown MMC QSWJ D. Curtis ICC A. Foreman g -qi MMC P. Harris A A f BTC D. Krause HTC D. Snyder ix 'V tx I 1 F55 ...Au . fs, . 0- T r Q' P . -4-fl ' if Q EMC W. Zambrano 31 EN2 A. Mendoza EN2 E. Reed EN3 J. Becnle EN3 K. Bracken EN3 D. Buss EN3 A. Codoner EN3 V. Cougnlln EN3 A. lbarra EN3 J. Kandior EN3 R. Martinez EN3 J Oilklalle EN3 P. Reynolds EN3 K. Schilling EN3 K. Snifflett EN3 C. Vila Auxiliary Division MM1 J. Basilio EN1 R. Mann MM1 N. Mora MM1 K. Walker EN2 L. Baugnman EN2 lSVVJ T. Foster EN2 B. Hale EN2 R. Ingram Q. dn 5 A A' ENFN M. Balana FN P. Burnitz ENFN S. Franko FN J. James I I ' lx 44.4.-...-Gi 1 Y ii . il , 1 fl T C' our , PS 3-m is A M. 'N L. 1' ,Q li D ' ln Y' , S Mgr FN S. Jianoran FN T. Lassiter FN l.. Lucio ENFN D. Oakes ENFN S. Turner FN B. Wolf FA L. Daniels FA S. Martinez ENFA R. Minor ENFA D. Mitchell FA T. Pakes FR G. Sansom A-Gang consists of 5 shopsg Hydrau- lics, emergency die- sel, air-conditioning and refrigerator, steam 8t heat and small boats. If there is a problem the shop in charge takes immediate ac- tion to resolve the problem. This gang is involved W! all mechanical gear on the ship. As far as variety and chal- lenge goes, A-Gang has it all. 33 l in. BT2 R. Reyes BT2 J. Sosebee BT2 V. Villamil BT3 A. Cabero BT3 R. Dyer BT3 J. Lee BT3 B. McCalIa BT3 L. McGIovvn BT3 H. Pinzon BT3 M. Romero FN L. Deleon FN B. J. Johnson FN J. Kirkland BTFN T. McKay BTFN M. Perron BTFN F. Saddlemire BTFN R. Sanchez FN K. Stanfield BTFN M. Vankammen FA R. Buhr FA W. Cross FA R. Dziondziak FA M. Hail FA K. Vance FR T. Melton 34 BT1 A. Barrera BT1 P. Reid BT1 W. Taylor BT2 R. Ornduff . ' 5: I Boiler Division ! 5. Mg 6.23 ae- . 4 4 . . ' af. A J. 47-ii as -F9 l 'IIA 'O Q 'QX r S MA fn 'QT' P - W V Q . 'Ni S A If 'Lg' Si li 'Q 'f'F - ieg K H M. ki A B AXE Wk WL ffl A The fireroom is the heart of the ship, pumping steam throughout the ship. Steam runs the main engines. ships turbo genera- tors and evaporators. lt also supplies the power to run the galley. laundry and hot wa- ter heaters just to name a few. The fireroom is maintained by B Division which consists of Boiler Technicians QBT'sl. These men and women have to work 8- 12 hours a day and sometimes more in tem- peratures that routinely run in excess of 100 degrees. ln fact 130 degrees is not uncom- mon, when 2 boilers are on the line. ln com- bination the oil lab and fireroom make up B Division, a major part of the Engineering De- partment. - .,,-if it !.',, i V Electrical Division EM1 M. Bongawil Elvll B. Garcia IC1 D. Hicks IC1 S. Johnk Elvll D. Keller IC2 T. Adams EM2 T. Armstrong EM2 J. Cobbins EM2 S. Fleischer EM2 N. Farrales IC2 S. Floldan lC2 Fl. Tallent ICS A. Coleman lC3 l.. Jones EM3 Fl. Maza lC3 D. Prado EM3 R. Torres EM3 P. Watts FN L. Ball FN K. Brew ICFN T. Buie FN S. Felton EMFN C. Hibbs FN R. Labrador Q N Q53 nfl 1 vi? if Q 4-s Q35 Q . e E3 I bixr .f1 : E QQQ '-un s A ,, ICFN M. Lynch I ICFN D. Keyonnie A y , EMFN D. Pellegrino icFN J. Sheppard FN M. Stapley EMFN D. Ware FA K. Mules ,,,, EMFA J. Moore C5 'ti- Y Q 4 'I ' ' , -..g,1.i fx,-f3, Jig' .Q-sf ,Ns ' Q -x 01 by El? Electrical Division has two major functions, Electrical Distri bution and Interior Communications. Electrical Distribution in- cludes lighting, shipboard generators and hooking up shore power. They perform safety checks on all personal and portable electrical equipment onboard as well as handle all electrical prob- lems on small boats. cranes. forklift elevators and elevators. The Interior Communication function is to distribute 4OOHZ power to the ship's navigational devices, such as the main gyro compass. alarm and warning systems and the automatic electric phone system. MM1 C. Mclntyre MM1 C. Meaney MM2 D. Guteiius MM2 L. Phipps MM3 G. Alabanza MM3 M. Amos MM3 D. Barhhill MM3 D. Clirikscales MM3 J. Irizarry MM3 S. Macaraeg MM3 T. Miiander MM3 C. Torilla MM3 K. Smith FN L. Dacres MMFN DJ. Durand FN J. Kahl FN M. Kolar FN K. Lake MMFN P. Limpiado FN J. Paquain FN R. Whipple MMFA D. Dehsford MMFA C. Gregory 38 41 E .- -X fn 1 3 lm FA K. Moriah FA A. Strade FA E. Wagner MMFA E. Wright - mf mms' 5 , - i I 0 is .w'yVM ,,a ' 1. Q EN3 Javius checks machines in M Division Space The Machinist Mates of M Division have an important role as part of engineering. Their main goal is to keep the main engine and main propulsion gear in good working order, but the list of other tasks goes on and on. Just a few are the making of fresh water, maintaining high and low pressure air systems, maintaining the ship's Turbo-gen- erators which provide electricity. This is a vi- tal job to keep the ship's daily routine. K K. so l f' f t HT1 E. Huitt HT1 B. Sninabarger HT2 W. Anderson HT2 T. Andrews HT2 A. Clements HT2 Fl. Hall HT2 P. Hargrove HT2 R. Hesse HT2 D. Miedernoff HT2 D. Mills HT2 L. Munoz HT2 J. Reynolds HT2 C. Stebbins HT2 J. Wilcox HT3 D. Baker HT3 J. Blancnette HT3 P. Bowling HT3 H. Calarruda HT3 D. Crum HT3 L. Diaz HT3 D. Engle YN3 M. Finnegan HT3 A. C. Harris HT3 M. Herring HT3 G. Jackson HT3 J. Johnson HT3 D. Jones HT3 W. Merkel HT3 H. Oylear HT3 M. Pinczkowski A is ' 40 lXVX in AT. A V Ai. lllh x... V A 5 I . ,445 'ilk ll I . Engineering Departments R Division is made up primar- ily of HT's with a MR and an EN complementing the roster. The Shipfitter, Shop QEROU is in charge of most of the wel- ding, brazing and plumbing that goes on within the ship. The Damage Control Shop iERO4l maintains the ships repair lockers, ensuring that all necessary equipment is onboard and up to date. The collection, Holding and Transfer QCHTJ Shop iERO8l maintains the ship's sewage system. The Dam- .i V i f 4 :V Wif i -A.g. 7 . , fl. fm if Q' AJ, H 1 t dUK4li u Ailllk ,A N W7 ,I X 2 1 5 Q . age Control Petty Officer QDCPOJ shop QEROJ maintains the ships portable Damage Control Equipment and is also in charge of the ships divisional DCPO's. R Division constitutes the Flyin' Squad underway and makes up most of the Mobile Repair Party. These groups are the ships 'Fire Department . R Division provides constant DC training for crewmembers so all will pos- sess the knowledge of firefighting. equipment and safety. - HT3 B. Schultz ' - HT3 S. Wielputz '- HT3 J. Williams HTFN E. Baumgartner ML HTFN M. Bueche HTFN E. Carlson FN I. Dawson A SM D. Folnsbee XX- 4 K illi S ML 5 K' Wi 4? 4,- HTFN F. Gonzales 1,1 FK . 4 ,. HTFN Nl. Hanchett HTFN P. Huff H, R ..-Q A ' A 'U' tw f HTFN W. Huntington HTFN R. Johnson E ' O A NL, WA A-A X. HTFN M. Lilly M. mi gl QUN Q ik. YJ-TA r' 315. Nr: 'T 'I ' .uw K WL A his j CN HTFN R. Miller HTFN C. Thompson HTFA C. Buselmeier HTFR R. Chenault FA T. Lefeat i F H HTFA J. Peak FA J. Schwomeyer HTFA A. Sigler FA C. Smith HTFA R. Spruce 41 I i Ps in 'SQ-:MT K ,, 'x'f. I 4. - 4 X - The Healers fu.. 1 41 -Us LT K. Winter ENS C. Booker HIVICSQSWJ L, cos: Q, HMC T. Foley HMC J. Hensley L H DiViSiOI'l HM2 L. Cole HM2 D. Mell HM2 R. Reynaga HM3 H. Dudley HM3 M. Freed HM3 J. Gill HM3 J. Gverrero HM3 D. Jordan HM3 K. Scott SN R. Nook HN J. Robertson HN C. Romero ,,iT. HM1 lvl. Ruberge HM2 D. Brightwell f u S .Wig . 'T rx W R 'N 'ni Q 'iff-.. s, -M' X J Q- N. 1 I 8 S ' . I Ig l F 1 I U X ! :fm-Hr! tmggli I X x H x f N N X Xxx ,X 1 1 l f NTAIl 'T L xl 1, fl' ft The Excavators As one of the smaller d highly visible and active member of the SAMUEL GOJMPERS. lt's members provide the best possible care and treatment in the ar- eas f ' ' ' ' 0 operative dentistry, preventive dentistry. endodontics, prosthodontics, and oral surgery. Besides our 1200 crew mem- servlce to members of the fleet during epartments on the ship Dental is a bers, Dental provides this availabilities. lt's six operatories and full service lab reflect the professionalism of this facility. ?.,,., .. . ... ,f Q- 1 P in ' , CDR J. Morley ' 1 4 ' x , 'H 1 Q Us V 1 f P f' I ' l ' Q In J f 4' .M . X . KL . u D LCDR J. Johnson LT T. O Hare LT P Coom 5 li? D Division DT1 I. Schuyler DT2 A. Dumaop ii 4. DTC R. Harvey H DT2 T. Gynn DT2 M Manalastas DT3 V. Lisenko ,Z ...i DT3 Fi. Soldevere ... Q5 DN L. Fontanilla SN O Wilcox DA M. Lubrico DA W. Serbia S'-...J gf! A - VI. 5' 4 48 7 l --......--.-. ,L , Q ZZ wk A ' 4 110' '1 'if ' 7' 0 , I -f The Oracles LCDR J. Hill g L lL LT M Walt ENS D. Shroyer RMC F. Patterson L Weathersby The mission of the Operations is implicit in the name operations. This De- partment has to determine exactly what is required by SAMUEL GOMPERS. The ship must keep in touch with the world around it and the Oracles do it with flair. Collection and dissemination of Radio Telephone and teletype Traffic also makes this department the central nervous system by providing essential infor- mation to supply, repair, admin. can schedule jobs for other ships, supplies to pick up in ports to distribute, and arrivalsfDepartures of other ships. The Combat information Center QCICJ is staffed with Operations Special- ists QOSQ who are experts in scanning the horizon with modern radar equipment and keeping track of all contacts, making recommendations, and training. The Electronic Technicians iET'sJ specialize in the repair and maintenance of that radar equipment. The Ouartermasters assist in the navigation of the ship by knowing exactly where the ship is located with respect to the rest of the world. A few degrees off track will mean a large amount of error in miles after a week's transit. They also are our underway weatherguessers. The Signalmen practice a more time tested art of communications. They are experts at flag hoist and flashing lights. Their communications are envaluable when operating in close proximity to other ships. ln other words planning where we'll be, when we get there, and how soon we leave is up to the Oracles of the SAMUEL GOMPERS. lt is the task of the men and women of OPS to ensure that the plan is executed safely and accu- rately. OR Division SM1 M. Guido SM3 J. Contreras SlVl3 P. Gutekunst SM3 T. Krueger SM3 T. Reilly SMSN E. Alston SMSN K. Colighlin SN W. Rice SIVISN F. Thompson YNSN F Thompson The name of the game for the Signalmen of OR Division is Communication. The signalmen are . . . responsible for visual communications by semaphore, flashing lights or flaghoist with oth- er ships. SM's are the experts on recognizing and rend ' ' ering honors to foreign and American vessels and dignitaries as well as the proper dis- play for foreign and national holidays. Under- way, the signal bridge keeps the OOD informed of visual communication between the SAMUEL GOMPERS and other ships especially during re- plenishments. lnport the duty SM reports ship's movements within the harbor between sunrise and sunset. 1 If'-'---'XR I , -. xg' - ' , -..,., lff C- i I-11 -iii x A- 'hz' ' 'Ma -foe-:QQ-X The name of the game for the Radiomen is communications. Ra- dio Central is one ofthe few spaces onthe ship manned at all times, im- port and underway. The Filvl's are constantly maintaining communica- tions with shore installations and other ships on a wide variety of sub- jects affecting every department of the ship. Radiomen stand twenty- four hour watches inport and eight- hour watches underway. There is even a liason with Western Union appointed by the Commanding Offi- cer to handle 'Class Easy' message traffic, or personal telegrams to and from crewmembers. Fllvl3 D. Brown RMS S. Champion RMS P. Devaul RM3 C. Duckett RMS Ft. Funke RM3 V. Halsell RM3 L. Hazlip RM3 V. Hubbard RM3 C. Pinter RlVl3C S r - D RMS l.. Thompsorx RMSN M. Saltkill RMSA S. Degel FIMSA M. Lewis RMSA J. Karadus SN S. Thompson OR Division RM1 E. Adkins RIVI1 A. Schmidt RM2 lVl. Bernhardt RIVl2 K. Long RM2 S. Wray RMS S. Abeyta ft: fx C Q Q' Ol Division QM1 N. Picconi OM1 V. Washington QM2 D. Thomas OMSN C. Grubb OMSN H. Hobson OMSN S. Obrien OS1 Fl. Brown OS2 L. Bolger OS2 J. Sparks . an , The Operations Specialists are located in CIC lCombat information Centralj. They are responsible for maintaining the status of all surface contacts and making recommenda- tions to avoid contacts that will pass too close to the ship. They are also responsible for radar navigation. This navigation is only a back up to navigation by visual bearings but be- comes the primary method in re- duced visibility. The OS's other du- ties include updating and correcting charts and publications. The Ouartermasters are re- sponsible for the ship's navigation. Underway they are tasked with fix- ing the ship's position by visual ce- lestial or electronic means. The QM of the watch maintains an accurate plot of the ship's position and makes the appropriate reports and recom- mendations to the OOD and is also responsible for maintaining the ship's deck log. Observing and re- cording weather, updating charts and nautical publications and deter- mining and plotting the ship's course. OS3 B. Brown OS3 K. Early OS3 B. Thompson SN P. Barnes . OSSN M. Cuevas ., 3 y i sm P. Mueller C-1 SN A. Kll'lC6I' f--s SA M. Hlltuflen QR IM 55 I REPAIR I W? ..-.X--.M 41-T , g.5.,... ..M -. Q4 I - 1 .1 155333 ,NYS 5 1 ! S , 7, . ., fe , -Qs ,gig .' eff? 11' I . :,, LH tm,-Q , , 4 1 Q. -Zvi, 1.-.. Q H513- 3i:3 ?' 3- iii V 1- -4' CDR L. Bermudez LTJG E. Babin LTJG J. Sober ENS Fl. Cortez ENS A. Lee CVVO4 J. Bell CWO4 K. Coe CVVO4 W. Dockendorff CWO4 Johnson CVVO4 L. Shoultz CVVO2 D. Langlois BTCM M. Dunkin HTCM W. Fitzwater ENCM R. Trow BTCS M. Bishop ETCS Fl. Chapman BMCSQMDVJ S. Clarey ICCS R. Crain ENCS M. Langhorne HTCS Fl. Nicholes STGCS H. Snell ETCS L. Stovall MMC M. Ballesteros EMC G. Benefiel EMC M. Bonnin GSMC J. Burk MRC B. Castro EMC D. Cornilang BMCQDVQ G. Crow MRC J. Doering 57 GMMC S. Garcia ETC S. Gels HTC B. Gerrard MMC D. Gilechrist IMC S. Hatcher ENC Y. Kawazoe EMC J. Marquez LIC C. McCoin PMC M. Merza OMC T. Nevin HTC B. Parnell BTC J. Bask LTJG L. Rocca EMC K. Rudman MBC A. Saura MBC J. Sedivy MMC E. Seese HTC A. Smith HTC H. Smith MMC N. Surio IMC B. Volkman BTC W. Wallace MMC J. Welch BTC D. Wilson ICC D. Wolfram 58 I ,lv 1294535 WW ,.. JM. of A If Ulla .X 'J sg. ff at-9 Qs- . J v 1 N 5 ' I'- ' , f an if . 1 .nf Q, f . . . 1 fi I V . QI: Egg, .A A, i A f pf. A 455' 1 I Q 'vw A L :.,,,,,..,.,: .'... ., .... .... .,,c.--,..E,.... .. . fl Yu.. X 4-I? K3- A. JL ETC C. Young 4 -9' 2 3 '? ,, . fvg - 4 1-v' I ir . is f. LW: J .6555 W5 'p 'iv 0-UA W HT QDVJ R. Baker EM2 CDVJ T, Billeter PO2 K. Lavvrimore BM2 CDVJ S. McQueen AO2 QDVJ VV. Scimio AD3 QDVJ J. Abilla EN3 S. Karber HT3 Y. Runhaug HT3 KDVJ P. Vanhoven R-D Division ,, f ,. ffff ' , f M W ,Al v 4 ff , , -,- 11 I wr' fx K, V, xy? I I Q W 'Ns ,WX ,nm L tlIL ,Ny lit AX i HT1 R. Cole BT1 R. David MM1 N. Jeter MR1 D. Lapidez MM1 S. Lubbers HT1 R. Shive STG2 R. Johnson ET2 K. Lewis MR2 B. Matlock HT2 E. Sandman EM3 A. Budavari lC3 G. Evans YN3 K. Gulsby FN K. Anderson FN K. Pitts YNSN O. Robinson FA D. Donald FA R. Ramirez FA L. Rocha FA S. Stellino L MR1 F. Bautista IC1 C. Deason HT1 C. Duke MF11 G. Enriquez HT1 J. Furlong ET1 K. Holper HT1 A, Johnson HT1 W. Leclair MM1 QSSJ D. Marion HT1 J. Nelson Ft-T Division .V 2-'ywfz f r 1 LJ: V im ' m i I px, 1' ix' A 1- ,-Q, X J . L A I , V MQ . U.,-..xqy .Q . R ML HT1 VV. Swanson HT1 D. Zettei HT2 Fi. Roberts 3 -if 4 m - -s i gg: .wj,14,.g5, 'fm -' xv' I V .. . 1 ,.- f, f ri-v+ ' , ' J , J . f -if f A V Q 'Q , , f M ,. ,J JDO' 23,2 i V , , AV A Q V I 2 nil-Aggl f nfl if '4 ,M I , 'A if f ' X 'l ,-...hx f fb 1 f mx . .I K 54: M IK V Pg, Q? 'tr R-1 Division 1 ik W. as 1 K5 ' Y dfl'7 a A A VAL ll ,,s4.qi '- ' .. fic. is 4 s I ,--, ff SWL ix Mini Wh Al hx lp - .195 f- ,, T 5-0. Tl' X l Ui i , , I Ai... it XX' L R lg !. -ES. A M55 nh. ,,-1 rl 311-3 0' 35. 1-:1 -.. tain owl. PM1 E. Delacruz F. HT1 J. lnney HT1 R. Gabriel HT1 M. Holman HT1 K. McPherson HT1 D. Miller HT1 T. Obrien HT1 J. Person HT1 B. Richardson HT1 L. 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Howard EN2 D. Jones MM2 T. Klein MP2 K. Leonard EN2 P. McConnell MP2 P. Nowakowski MP2 J. Pallin EN2 D. Peterson MP2 C. Pettis MP2 A. Putnam MP2 S. Redmond MP2 M. Peibson MP2 K. Poof GSE2 L. Tholen MP3 F. Atienza MM3 T. Betts MP3 M. Carlton EN3 V. Covington BT3 T. Denny MM3 K. Dodi MM3 M. Eclevia 69 EN3 D. Fredette EN3 F. Galvan MP3 R. Hardberger MP3 G. Higgins MP3 B. Liboon EN3 J. Mendoza MM3 G. Morgan MM3 P. Pacheco MM3 R. Patton MP3 T. Pebler MP3 A. San Pedro GSE3 S. Sester MP3 W. Timmons EN3 D. Tobin EN3 M. White MRFN C. Allen MHFN K. Bates BTFN A. Bisarek MFZFN D. Bonen ENFN VV. Bruce MFTFN E. Cummins MPFN D. Cusick FN S. Davis MMFN J. Edwards ENFN K. Gocnnauer MLFN A. Hallett MLFN M. Hardy ENFN T. Harris MLFN N. Harmon FN M. Hernandez 70 Q. 4-f H SSTL 4... .ag Qi -sm? 'Q' 'O vs.. A 1 f . 5 i as 'Y u '.n x . X ff wx X XX L -' a. Y . 1 K 'Q X ENFN N. Jones FN S. Labador MRFN L. McCann FN A. Rich MRFN V. Scott FN J. Smith MFRFN T. St. Onge SN T. Terrell MLFN A. Walker MRFN L. Young MMFA L. Eady FA S. Jones MRFA T. Kiser MRFA S. Ranger MRFA J. Urart 71 , X EM1 G. Callos EM1 L. Valmorida IC2 R. Chacon IC2 C. Cyrus EM2 M. Fernandez lC2 D. Foster IC2 O. Hinds lC2 D. Kirkham EM2 R. Levensailor EM2 M. O'Brien EM2 B. Ordillano EM2 R. Rhodes EM3 R. Chaloupek EM3 E. Chan EM3 F. Ganschinietz EM3 D. Garrett lC3 W. Jones EM3 A. Layne EM3 T. Mikul EM3 K. Morgan EM3 B. Myers lC3 R. Nelson lC3 D. Nunez EM3 M. Piper EM3 M. Rivera EM3 A. Robertson lC3 L. Smithson lC3 K. Willis EM3 A. Woodworth EM3 A. Valenzuela 72 !J' i . , 'nv-' as H-3 Division A Mi .I TA 'NK .ff I R ,, f 5 v' fi 95 TTT ' - ' N ' 2 5 ' X :L 33552 .. if' ' M ' .,m.if.,s,efn,R-5's- f -i.-3zf,,.,Klx-Q , . 1. - .59 ...qi 1.4.1, l V- A 2 -3wI.55f fw' wbfsffgif-Q5 5 .5 I - .- ,iii E in lap-.'.J ' .f. ..i ..L- -3 -nr if if ,... EL .L ag A xi 413'- .0 'S i W r E . i .ah fra A ,1..r Q 'r.lyx . Hwn y rm: 3 rv 5 yr, fr- if-'IL ll- G43 .1 Y? Q FN S. Beal EMFN M. Gregg ICFN F. Little FN S. Rasichanh EMFN L. Requiha EMFN C. Rolle ICFN E. Smith EMFN L. Strait ICFN N. Wachter SN P. Marsh ET1 V. Birmeier ET1 R. Blanton ET1 P. Colon ET1 J. Rozen STG1 J. Wakefield ET2 D. Chandler ET2 L. De Guzman ll ET2 R. French ET2 A. Garrison STG2 G. Harclerode ET2 D. Hummel STG2 J. lvloneghan ET2 A. Scofield STG2 J. Smith ET2 J. Spadaccini STG2 B. Thierbach ET2 R. Trujillo RM3 L. Caddell ET3 T. Fredette ET3 C. Hartley FC3 P. Hill ET3 K. Loiselle ET3 M. Meadows FC3 D. Megonigle FC3 L. Montgomery ET3 T. Patterson ET3 L. Watola ET3 C. White ETSN J. Jacklin ETSN T. Paul STGSA C. Delarosa STG SA D. Rakestra Q -E1 Fl-5 Division OM1 T. Baugn LT1 o. Lamonica 1 I orvi1o.rv1au I 5-gi . Qs f at IM1 M. Patton D 6 . . M A, oM1s.nang :ag Q in IM1 Fi. Swartz 1 A, ,. fi ' oM2 o. B n . ,.- . A-- PH2 L. grgevcri ig ' 1 S J A SA ' 0. OM2 J. Davio ' 4? LI2 C. Dirling DM2 D. Dominguez E A mg P mf. Q 'SW 9 an OM2 C. Fritchen lM2 R. Galvin PO2 R. Huffman OM2 l.. Lames OM2 D. Kimmel IM2 L. Liburdi IM2 G. Montgomery IM2 S. Schneider IM3 L. Mills IM3 C. Richardson IM3 C. Buckley PH3 Fl. Cross DM3 I. Davila Ll3 F. Jacob PH3 Fl. Laufer IM3 K. Worra SN K. Brown SN D. Hayes OMSN N. Sherman OMSN J. Springsteen IMSN W. Welch IMSA M. Andrieu SA M. Bradley IMSA J. Warnke g G: Fl-6 DiviSiOn ,A , , , . ' . , ' iQ . ' MM1 .1.Burk , . HT1 W. Carr - ' ' 2? Q . A an wif' IC1 S. Devries H - ' ' HT1 J. Klein IVIM1 T. LaFreniere Mi is A HT1 D. Larkin M A Wi MM1 fSSJ F. Myers 'f 'X J, '15 -' 'f 1 X 'N EM1 QSSJ L. Oertel 0 - -,. MM1 qssp B. srankewnscn Xwv -U-M Q - -- MAA As f fb MM1 qssp S. Hih A MM1 J. Torrey . 'x , MM1 qssp L.TOwr1er A, -- . MM1 B. vveekvey l 'W Rf SW. Q-sg Km .Q 'X I 'X ff S V 5 3 1 . 1 4 N ! i if 1. f. I 'z 5 . I 1 , ,A 'is zgx . ' .ka 7 M L F gal 1 t .,- .- ,I sl is KJ ip -iq W QA? in ffllk , It , if A TWA ,K as N. E his C... l dsg. XQQ , im fx Ni ,-E-S Xa 'Wh DX' M. 'C an 'C Q' i IH MM1 lSSl B. Well HT1 B. Welter HT2 L. Bush HT2 J. Davis HT2 Fl. Deperalta HT2 T. Donovan HT2 J. Elms MM2 S. Freed HT2 L. Gui HT2 P. Kelly MB2 M. Manofsky MM1 W. Welch TM2 L. Wyenandt HT3 K. Anderson EN3 K. Friedman MM3 D, Hawkins ET3 B. Snirkey HT3 M. Talbott EM3 D. Wisener OMSN T. Dupre HTFN G. Garrett SN D. Jesse FN B. Shelton ETSN L. Williams .... . ,-,A-,-I SUPPL 'QM as 4 , I Av, , ' fy A, IJ' , . ,' U '-1, .-C -.1 ' ' If -'f ,N 1 . .. 111 W!-' 'Hx F I S -Evl, ' in v1'Jl-'rl x ' ,fir 4: 'f ' H- U. V ' '-15 gf I o N' 'g P I I The Keepers of the Keys CDR R Allen LCDR S Watson LT W Bragg LT D Smellow Arrington Williams Enriquez Mendoza DKCS R Navasca 4' ' sKos R virata MSC R Coates SHC M Dieteman SK1 B. Antonio SK1 R. Bethea SK1 G. Guhit SK1 R. Lumalu T. Odegaard SK1 lvl. Schwer SK2 D. Coffman SK2 D. Davis SK2 J. Garcia SK2 D. Gould SK2 B. Gutierrez SK2 P. Jose SK2 D. Rnoads SK2 A. Salagado SK3 M. Allison SK3 Fl. Clemons SK3 T. Fincnert SK3 A. Fraser SK3 Fl. Fulinara SK3 E. Hernandez YN3 K. Linderme SK3 A. Nino SK3 D. Poston SK3 T. 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Soweasby S-3 Division 4 .. ,L 1 .. ,C , I a. e A 'ma ',,iE1.:,1x.,E T it L, 55 Q .il is gs nX.,L Ls Q A, .. L LL .L :Fla fx L1 L Q -X WA as-ag SH2 Fi. Soriano SH3 S. Arnone SH3 L. Burcio SH3 C. Hummer SH3 L. Lorenz SH3 D. Mevay SH3 M. Rouse SH3 D. Wallace iii XL5 K L -.5 5- . J - w. - ' ff X -or X ' X Numa it 5.5 . . J 5. cs' 6 SH3 V. Thompson SHSN S. Farmer SHSA L. Mielmik or -X -. f is Q7 S-4 Division Skip Ux', Il' f , 2 T DK1 M. Guinto DK2 E. Berdiago DK3 B. Brown DK3 J. Dorris DK3 Q. Williams DKSN W. Magee SA D. Cayabyab SN M. Brown 2 -B If N A I 19' yi v Photographer PH2 Lisa Brown ii S-5 Division MS1 M. Dayrit NIS2 P. Ioramo M83 Fl. Aslincion X l, 'f x 1, X MSB S. Croghan 5 43 M83 A. Goldston X MS3 G. Jordan 3 1- Ui giiiiiiiiw iii ,gm 1:5 0 'xl g'Jf: DP1 DP1 DP1 DS1 DS2 1, 5 ' u ,A .Rf at A 1 ,A ' A fill I aff' lo! ig, 1 ,I ' , Will f A , M 'w-rn, d,,fI 1-U D' 1319 il W U14 - 'i '4- ,aim wa , x . 15 'me- kz 5 T... x s: 1 gf '14 EA PONS The Warriors if sh if-Q. 3 , f . LCDFK J. 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Schwedier ,FW-3 Division SN' W- 'L 5 .-we gg K .. t N555 - ' 1 1 ., gi, 1 ,. K 4,.1f' 1-K my r, . M ... . ws. ' X KS HNEXHSXQNQ 1 so if 3 A .-an-+ '4'i.qfd1 'J-2 af Qi 15 1' Nested Cruisers Guided missile cruisers Jouett, Leahy and Vincennes tied in a nest recently at Diego Garcia with tender SAMUEL GOM- PERS. Navy officials said they believe it was the first time three cruisers ever nested together at Diego Garcia, and the first time that three cruisers have been nested anywhere since World War Il. JOUETTQ LEAHYand VINCENNES are currently deployed with Battle Group Charlie to the Western Pacificflndian Ocean area. l l l i l l l 97 l l x X ' -itll - X 1 A 1 -A-Q-V' 1 .W .- 2. Q ' '-' : . 1 .M - . Q nv--K.-nww-r-' tuuaa c' www- --. , , 4 . .x 1644, .., Qi!-' 'u 11 !.iq1l Nh- 'u . -.-410.-.u.,x 'Y'-dbnfrn-'A 1.-X5-,lt'Lb-'11-'Pina n f. .AEu-sq' .X '- Jann .L'.k4'. ul-x , 1-ill-!Aa.s.I U'f'1 I' lv-JL.-A ilu.:-4 1- ,Lvl D MQ. -hA1.A.-.' nga. 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Guide us into a better knowledge of your will and of the beauty of your holiness. May your servants of this great Navy, and especially upon this ship, make choices of spiri- tual integrity and show forth the spirit of him who gave himself lor the world, Jesus Christ, your son, Amen. Oh, and one more thing Lord: Hold back your wrath from the despicable shell- backs and have pity on their sad estate. With their lice-ln- tested bodies. perverted and fermented minds, their unintelligible language, re- pulsive habits and other- wise rebellious spirit, they are indeed at the Nadir of life, yeah in its darkest sha- dows. 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The crew all gathered in their appropriate man overboard sta- tions fmost being on the Flight Deck or Forecastlel. As the captain faithfully cried Sally Ship the crew proceeded to lumber to the ship's port side. As everyone waited for the ship to overturn and tumble into the sea for ev- ermore, the Captain again cried, Sally Ship . This time the crew made their way back to the starboard side. All was well. Sallying Ship refers to the proce- dure of rolling a ship and timing the peri- od ofthe roll. The rolling, of course, is imposed on the ship by all hands running from side to side at a given signal. The specifications say the order to run port or starboard should be given about a second or two before the ship reaches the end of each successive roll. When the ship reaches between 5 de- grees and 10 degrees everyone will be ordered back to midships. The procedure is repeated 4 or 5 complete rolls and timed. These calcula- tions are used to determine our initial stability. 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Our ship has sailed throug sought was won. Not one of us was perfect- each one of us was, and t be human And in that humaness we find continues o , . our closest tie to God. In times of sadness and loneliness ' I we sometimes cried and we recalled that Jesus aso h calm and storm, each port we cried. Many times we laughed and were joyous in the Com- an of shipmates - and we recalled God's ioy with chil- P V dren on His knee or sharing a meal with His friends. k hard Often the watches were long and the wor was , mind, body and spirit T-I-R-E-D. Sometimes the wrong tubes arrived, or the fresh milk ran short or we were called upon to do a job we were not 'able' to do - but we found a way - ' we created a way, and were reminded that God too found a way to do the 'impossible' in bring- ing salvation to sinful men and women. The day came at last when we turned the brow to- wards home but still there were strange ports to visit, work to be done, hardships and pain to be endured and tear-stained joy to be experienced before we were se- cured in home port. All those events came and went. Now the home pon and people we love and defend were in sight. As our ship touched the dock, as family and friends welcomed us home, we were reminded of the time when our God will welcome us into the eternal home He has prepared for those who love him. O Lord, our Lord grant Each of us as successful a voyage into Your eternal kingdom. - Amen. x ' 1 4 .132 g ,ff 7 d - ' f.4:v?3,31V.w, f-ig.:5.N E1- 11,515 Lf ' , ..4 .1 I .gr , . ,1.',, I. , , . . Q. ,N 1 1 L .,. , . . -Mg f 2' A 1 ,-2' up .V .1 ' a fffff- , F- rv- ' --m... X Ahfi- -.. ,uf-N,-..-N , , L, , V , ,--v-ite:--ll.. ... ,Q , I ww. A 9. -ff' -'L' nn, xv! Vu, 4 N. v fu w-1. L., ow.. 4 ...- Q, u uv -4. 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