San Jose (AFS 7) - Naval Cruise Book

Text from Pages 1 - 240 of the 1973 volume:

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I 5' N A f i ff' , ' W A A o INSIGNIA OF THE USS SAN JOSE The origin of the insignia of the USS SAN JOSE CAPS-73, lies in early maritime history. The circular shape symbolizes the manner in which seas encompass the earth. The two undulating lines are derived from ancient Greece, and represent the two oceans which border the United States. The grape vine and wheat are taken from the seal of the city of San Jose. They typify the city's role as a center of agriculture. The wheat also signifies man's need for nourishment and relates to the SAN JOSE's mission of supplying the Fleet with food. The olive branch stands for the United States Navy's role as peace keeper of the seas. The upraised forearm and fist have their source in medieval heraldry and mean Ready For Action . Collectively, the insignia expresses the USS SAN JOSE's dual heritage, from the city and the United States Navy, and its dual mission, to aid in keeping the peace and to carry stores to United States Navy ships, wherever they may be. KEEL LAID 8 March 1969 DRAFT 28 FC'-fl LAUNCHED I3 December 1969 TYPE OF PROPULSION Steam COMMISSIONED 23 October 1970 PROPULSION LENGTH 581 Feet SHAFTS one BEAM 79 Feel SPEED 20 Knots DISPLACEMENT 20,000 Tons ARMAMENT Four 3 f5O Twin Udofidedl Mounts ffnapl X-,,,...- --. E-A U55 Uommanding Offiam qlnifzrl .fsbafai csan you 0495-7 'zscfusafa His gonoz of How: fneasnas at ayzemonisa agangirzg command fm, Uafzfain. games cflffovcia, funifac! 4-Stats: JVavy fo captain Qazof C7. Qmitg, f-Llnitzcf Stain dxfcwy on Qziday kgs foumksznig of gufsy at fan M6163 on goauf .ffvavaf 0461 Sfafion, c4fanzacfa, cafifomnia mil WEEE BMCS Monroe displaye Comrnissioningg pennant presented to Captain Morris bytne crew. wif tn Qslgq Xb rt ' . 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X Q R X 5 K-VX X f . if X2 ix. 2 Q Q1 xx .x Cm 3 . Q. si :fe -X X N F1 5. 2. s QV .X xg N X Q X it 'Q '- . M X .X Nf -- X XS. s5xX2XiNXx K X Q- . 1 S X X. fi NX S A . Ei R ' V N r wx WX SX Nw XXXN S N. x if V DI U V-Q Ig We spent our last stateside weeks loading the holds, preparing for the pre-deployment in- spection and conducting replenishment op- erations with USS SHASTA QAE-335. For a week we simulated underway replenishments across the pier at NAS Alameda. COMSERVRON 7 con- ducted a personnel and materiel inspection. f A , f , I 21 ,, 4 , , f Q W ,M,....M.M,.-MMM-. :fl ' ' f 2, ' X fr , r Q he 1 rf WM, f'Zf,4 5yf, W' f r f 0 7j , f ' 2 f f 'Z' ffyyfz I 0 ' ' . 7 M ff ? f.f4..f,, if ,A 1 ff, ,Q 1 ' w w: ,iff 5,7 fwf , w, ls UK' , X 7 f . 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We were underway again for Shasta's final contract trials and an exercise with USS Guitarro CSSN-6655. On August 14 we moored to the Ala- meda Reefer Piers -the last stop before WestPac. We commenced our final load out of frozen provisions. X While at the reefer piers we received the following message: C15 Your selection to receive the 1972 Battle Efficiency Award for your competitive group is noted with pleasure. C25 This award is confirmation of your readiness and superior perform- ance. Each officer and man may take pride in this award which you have earned through perserverance, dedication and professionalism. C35 Well Done. Admiral B.A. Clarey, USN Commander in Chief, U.S. Pacific Fleet ll AUGUST 26, 1972 5 IN xx WM .VA x ,:yQslv'k fy. n I 1 1 , , a 5:12. 1 :Y ' , , ff fig ' 'Ig I ,, ix, If K. ,A , W: El 5 fl-A xii. Fix 5 w ,- X N ' .N . , X . 5, x x ' k LA . , . f' .M-1 . Q 64 X4 . 5 Nw XX Qpxx X . X R X Y x Q A W SP H y if X' . 55 ..,XrQW, XQ.. 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The flurry of activ- ity, the rich presence of emotion openly exchanged and the music tradition of Anchors Aweigh were not unique After crossing the magic line ofthe Golden Gate SAN JOSE be an the reat ad- - 1 8 8 venture of sailors and the sea. ,F Ill 1 . 4,tt S is A- , M 5 I5 TRANSIT awfggs Z,-all 'N gi, f 537' - ,xl i -I P 4' X !T2'f ' -JAY 1 1 i I 3 t. W 0 -agin- .,.mvf1 w- f r 'Ml QW Q 4 I D I . FU' LA. rw-Q U 3, -an . QI 'iw' 'Lf J-'altgig I ' A .Img '?'f'at- L Training was intense during the 17 day journey to the Philippines. Daily we conducted general quarters, damage control, gunnery, man over- board and abandon ship exercises. Everyone received several precautionary innoculations before arriving in the tropics. The day before we arrived in Subic Bay the work, training and exercises were completed. Repair Division presented a fire fighting and damage control demonstration. Following the demonstration we enjoyed a cookout on the flight deck. R DIVISION. SITTING - LTJG Mike Stiles. FIRST ROW - HTFN Bob Thein lVlR3 Pickle Hatton HT3 Greg Burmeister HT3 Eddie Papp SEC OND ROW - HTC William Gamble, HT3 Sheepdog Lunsford, HT3 Butch Gurule FA Squishy Langlois MR2 Burkhardt Finck HT1 Billy Joe Self, HT1 Mac McDonough, FN Don Ebmeyer, HT2 Nlom Laurino X ml ..., 9 ,, ft. 1 fr' 4 ' I! s 1 5 5 I iss' CR? xxx X f , J .- ,.,..,. XXV? :Q XX A: ,W Ayn. X C I Q wx 1 Ms ,,,- UH I9 Y M ,1,,-..w 1 G af 1, . ,ijg,gif5,Qff' . 4 QM Now Set Condition Romeo Cargo. . During Condition Romeo Cargo all hands pitch in and help break out the provisions requested by our customer ships. Every item must be boxed or crated, banded on wooden pallets, wrapped in a heavy duty cargo net and then moved by a fork lift truck to the staging areas for further trans- fer. For some of our larger cus- tomers such as carriers and cruisers, Romeo Cargo may be set two or three days prior to the rendezvous and replenishment. l I . K 1 W-Q-.4-,..w,7,,:,Mr mm I K I , C I 1! 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SK2 Mike Blazer, RM3 Louie lVlontano and Ensign Mike Sar- raino led the way at the plate. , ..... ,U- .. t .hm-E L Kane , . ' f wt, Q 1-wane' W.....,..-I a.:-.av-ezru. gs .Q t gs 1.3 'M A .. . .- X . S. , - .Q t -...z s 'Q N. un. -. ,..-1-,s..,-,..--,:,---vu The news of the London flue epedemic necessitated the immunization of the crew before our Singapore visit. :tif X if WJWQ4 U ' ,V 5 , mhg Wai f WX ? M XX X, Q ' X X Rswiimeqi EYES t H5755 --, .-.'.,..,-. nr1.,.- -,....-.nn f I , I , 1 , 31 A4 '1 . Q3 W I w V 1 v 4 .. 5 Hs lf . , I x xxx X X ,Q XX 'si -is X A 4 1 4 if 3 wx av -xx S X' Six wwx Q we 1 X X ' is Q I ' 1 X F 1 5 z i I ,M W xv' Y ' f , Q Q35 X SY XX l 1 1 2 a i 4 I 1 1 4 i 1 v R u li 4, Q- 'ww f, 1. -4 40 Q 'X-.Xsgg ,X '1 xg M: 55, S 5 if X A K S y N hx x I X SS X Y ities Q fglius fix: 1 Nfl Q ff xX if'-' ff- In ',.f','f ,555 sf :Hang N 13 5 1' ' ' N . 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A Ships normally cross the Equator only once a deployment-it's something that's not long forgotten. The Ceremony, steeped in tradition, begins with a pollywog beauty contest. The win- ner is privileged with a seat on King Neptune's Royal Court during the initiation. - 'f ffl' , Q f'7f:i'z 5' 9 Q' 2 f 'i V', l H It M y 1 I 1, I DAVY JONES - ARRIVING MISS 'A DIVISION FN DAVE PARK 43 FN HARMON COFFMAN NNN -Q.. --. iS,,s,, ' nq- ' L.L.,,N . ' ' ' 1 , I I, ,, ie I ..-...IE S I fr I A 3' I I 1 U 4 Q I If Q' F, PRI ww I I , ,yn f. Q W g , 5 I f 01 if I I Q, I M -amid' -4,4 Q I i Q I Y 2 ' ' A ' in-f 1 I NX ,xx I I I 3 1 I I I I I 4 I I 1 I ...--fi., M, MISS SECOND DIVISION SA RICK SUDMAN xxx. ..-..w..:--I MISS F'RST DIVISION MISS THIRD DIVISION 44 ' ' -M '1 S Y,-A .v......,.T,...1.z:4,..f, ...,,-,hm gy, j w..,.MwmwNmMWMAM wk . mfwvff. , MISS S-2 DIVISION SKSN JOHN FAUDOA sf 2:-f J vi ilr MISS X DIVISION PNSN STEVE CASE .4- 'xx 'lui- , -- --'n-i' fi bin MISS E DIVISION ENSN CARY SHAW is J A S -'1' 'J' , x by x S X N . fm Q , xg X 46 x.,, K., , 4034 N f - Fx ' as ff 47 SAN His Imperial Majesty, Ruler of the Raging lVlain, Neptunus Rex has decreed that all pollywogs shall be tried before his Royal Judge for their scurvy crimes. They must submit to the sentence of the court, beg forgiveness and be examined by the Royal Doctor before initiated into the Solemn Mysteries of the Ancient Order of the Deep. The ceremony began at 0430 with a specially pre- pared breakfast for all pollywogs. 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'J v O D I , . 4 - Q -. I O O 's r 4 Af Z , 4 Z ft Nami Q-nu:-vclrflll ffzfe if ff 2 '35:ff'ii +' ,ff , ,f F' V2 if ,JW ,'JT,4x7N.f5 Typhoons THERESE'S adverse weather conditions plagued us throughout the fourth line swing. Windy rain squalls slowed operations making the transfer of material long and tiresome. She managed to alter most of our plans scattering our customers across the South China Sea. Once THERESE had passed we tracked each one down and finished the line swing on schedule. 5 Q P---J i ,oesifl .'fs.,L7-.ffm.,. . .M ,,,,, W... We .,,,,,..,,f.ff W 453' ,X x .4-.vv-,vs.f.f x . x Q ,'x' YA? f W lww M Q. X iw, .x.x is I , M N x Is., , , N K , ,M Ms ., x x I .. A Q -'W . ' ' V.. ' .Q n...,.,,x XM' 2 X at 1 Y MAQXMASQV ,.,,,.. , i. . 'Al K, A .. ,, , x -..W .MQNQ M .W .. . N.-. , x . + V f f -1 Q- '- ' ,gp ' - K X 5, H , ' N W M X wwf:-.. 1 X Ay-gp-WX' L. - ff . ., 1-VN, , wr Mfficww , , K , .Q-'X x , , Q . 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SCHEDULE FOR TODAY: ,X 1 1 1 0530 Reveille 1030 VERTREP USS JOUETT 0545 Breakfast 1130 VERTREP USS BROOKE 0630 ROMEO CARGO 1230 VERTREP USS HORNE 0630 FIigI'1tQuarterS 1330 VERTREP USS REEVES 0700 VERTREP USS KING 1430 VERTREP USS BORDELON 0730 Secure Messline 1530 VERTREP USS BAINBRIDGE 0930 VERTREP USS TRUXTON 1630 VERTREP USS MACCAFFERY SCHEDULE FOR 02 JAN 73: 0245 VERTXCONREP USS RANGER 0245 CONREP USS BRADLEY Clfwe Car1'tCONREP BRADLEY at 0245 we will VERTREP her at 0700.7 C'-'3,.. l'f s :rg My 'W .X SW Q., .w V ,hx vii 'QV XM xx Upon completing our fifth line swing we prepared for our l-long Kong visit. Hav- ing spent the New Year's holidays on the line we anxiously looked forward to the eight days of R and R. At an all hands meeting on the flight deck we learned of our excellent rnoorage in the harbor, less than five rninutes from fleet land- ing. X S ' ' 9' ' Q L N. S an f l ,, 'N I mf! ' 'E,',.. 'Q fi r'ii' 'Uv' ' ii 'W-kr-.. 3 ,s 'JF' -.. .Q-. Nw., wmv an 'l.. 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WELL DONE TO ALL CONCERNED. Xia . . fini , W L., 4 t W 4 11-'wo Sq4I1 fif:'1wr'f I L , T ----'I W I 1 or - 'I --u1i ' Egg- --X I I S4 ...QJQQASFWA fr wma- I A I From: Commander Task Force SEVEN EIGHT 1 ! VERTREP OF TASK FORCE 78 SHIPS BY SAN JOSE ON 4 APRIL WAS AN OUTSTANDING DEMONSTRA- TION OF SKILLFUL PLANNING, COORDINATION, SEAMANSHIP, AND AIRMANSHIP. IT ELICITED THE ADMIRATION OF ALL WHO WITNESSED IT INCLUDING THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF VIETNAM PA- TROL GUNBOAT. PLEASE EXTEND MY PERSONAL CONTRATULATIONS TO ALL HANDS. WELL DONE. RADM MCCAULEY. 142 FrOm:COmmander Task Group SEVEN FIVE POINT NINE NOT SINCE THE ORIGINAL GENERAL STORE HAVE CUSTOMERS RECEIVED SUCH VARIED SERVICES AND INDIVIDUAL ATTENTION AS MILITARY REGION -1 SHIPS HAVE RECEIVED FROM SAN JOSE. WE HAVE COME TO EXPECT OUTSTANDING SERVICE AND SHIP SUPPORT, BUT SAN JOSE MAKES EVEN AN EXTRA EFFORT IN PROVIDING SERVICES. THE DELIVERY OF OUR MAIL TO OUR DOORSTEP WAS WELL'RECEIVED BY ALL OF US WHO HAVE WAITED SO LONG. THE SKILLFUL FLYING BY YOUR HELO PILOTS DURING ADVERSE WEATHER AND THE SPECIAL HANDLING OF OUR MAILXPACKAGES IS SIN CERELY APPRECIATED. THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR CLEARING OUT OUR MAIL IN DANANG. From: USS NEW ORLEANS THROUGHOUT NEW ORLEAN'S MONTHS IN WESTPAC AND INNUMERABLE REPLENISHMENTS, IT HAS BEEN QUITE OBVIOUS WHEN THE REPLENISHMENT SHIP HAS BEEN THE SAN JOSE. FROM THE PRO- FESSIONALISM OF YOUR PILOTS THROUGH THE EXCELLENT BANDING OF PALLETS, TO THE HIGH PERCENT OF ITEMS FILLED YOUR SERVICE IDENTIFIES YOU WITHOUT NEED OF NAME OR HULL NUM- BER. THANKS FOR ALL THE GOOD GRITS AND GREAT SERVICE. From: USS ENTERPRISE ENTERPRISE DEPLOYMENT HAS BEEN GREATLY ENHANCED BY THE CONSISTENTLY OUTSTANDING AND UNEQUALLED LOGISTIC SUPPORT RECEIVED FROM THE MAGNIFICENT SEVEN. ESPECIALLY AP- PRECIATE THE MANY ASSISTS PROVIDED IN FLEET FREIGHT DELIVERY FROM SUBIC AND DANANG THROUGHOUT THE CRUISE. A SPECIAL RECOGNITION TO YOUR MOST EXPERT HELO DET FOR OUT- STANDING AIRMANSHIP AND THE BELOW DECK CREWS FOR THE METICULOUS PREPARATION OF MA- TERIAL FOR TRANSFER. WELL DONE-WE WILL SEE YOU IN ALAMEDA. From: Commander Seventh Fleet SAVONARA. AS SAN JOSE COMPLETES OVER NINE MONTHS IN WESTPAC WATERS IN WHICH SHE WAS UNDERWAV SIXTY-THREE PERCENT OF THE TIIVIE, I COIVIIVIEND HER CREW FOR THEIR PROFESSIONAL AND DEDICATED PERFORMANCE DURING ONE OF THE MOST DEIVIANDINC PERIODS IN THE HISTORY OF SEVENTH FLEET OPERATIONS. SAN JOSE'S LOGISTIC SUPPORT FOR SEVENTHFLT TASK FORCES IN THE SOUTH CHINA SEA AND GULF OF TONKIN PRIOR TO THE CEASE FIRE CONTRIBUTED TO THE END OF HOSTILITIES IN VIETNAIVI, AND HER CREWS DILICENT WORK SINCE JANUARY HAS EN- HANCED SEVENTH FLEETS CAPABILITV TO RESPOND TO EVERY CONTINGENCY. ALL OFFICERS AND IVIEN ON SAN JOSE CAN BE JUSTLV PROUD OF THEIR SHIP. WELL DONE, VADIVI J.L.HOLLOWAY III, USN I43 Y We frequently held oookouts on the flight deck upon completing a line swing. Bingo games on the mess decks usually followed the cookouts. ,f ., ,s f f VH . 'R- 'zx' ' :Ea 1 .555 ' AY ,g , 'n e ',,,,- v-777 Lui x s , N ar pq-gi! -'- df W.. . C .-1 1- l 1 l l gi ' sf l Suv ' l I U Q . ..,,......,....... M ,. Q 5- ! 5 ,..-1 --' 'll1- -ifnumnv-...XQC me V . Q I . I K--.W L ,M-...-.-..-...-.....N...N..... 3 7. .4 is qi .ve X QT' '15 1 4 J S1 4 EQ f -.1 4,1 ' .- W, Q I A, f fi . MN ,,,,, , .- ,, A zfg it 'il' MW' 16 xx , ...Wi i! ja' V, .. . ., . - Y .. ---.,-...H-,.., , H... , ,--.-..-:..:f..n -will ............1vL,4,:.1,..J,:...,.L.,-.W --,,L-,x1....g....,gqQm,, 2 Aw if-,,,,,,,,,,,. ,,-N, .,.X,,x .Y I , Sn I 5. W.. V ,... V-is V, .M .A NL in...-.K-Q.-3- ...Af-:ya-u-. 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' A91 f fu 3. 1 23 Tum 1 f 1 1 0, 4 X W i vw, YQ Lubi Ptf' . ,- , g I I Xjfgjf ,f I X 22 2 172 4 I I I , I I I L X 6 F 5 XV 133 fl f f' I Q K 7 38 I 10, Xl f 7 J 123 I K f I' f II I f I X 1 169 M 133 X3 15 1135 56 IYBII 181 156 1055 xii? 17:3 128 NUI? 119 ' 182 S' r 4 5 f' 192 No 31 7 1 9 15' I8 I 3 ' 3 I 'V-. 2 Mud 'i N N 'KX Yi' X Q F lm ? ,....,.....--,,.....--- ,,,,,....-W-v ...wma-n xf Mr. -'-- -.1 uv.w-1..-...u.......3.-gg-Q-,,Q ,fm-9-.Q Iv- ,, , K fi ZF wa- , as ? 3 N Vx X X- QW. ff fx R .W , ., 1 xx N Q KNEELING - DP3 Korny KORNHAUSER, ENS Mike SARRAINO, RM3 Dennis HOFFMAN, RM1 Richard LAMBERT, SK3 Ross ARNOLD, SK2 Kieth DUNCAN. STANDING - DP3 Mike JEDYNAK, RM3 Mark SUNDAY, SK2 Mike BLAZAR, BM3 Dennis SHEP- PARD, SK2 Rick RICHARDSON, FTG2 Gary FARVER. During the 10 months in WestPac the San Jose softball team compiled a 27-3 record. Their play- ing fields ranged from Subic to San Miguel to Taiwan. ln the San Miguel Invitational Tournament they placed fourth losing only to shore based teams. In their 30 games they scored 326 runs and allowed their opponents only 117. Their largest victory came against USS Bryce Canyon, 30-10. 160 CCDMMAND vs M11- Pgyv' 4 40' ,sr U25 f A .M 1 x X11 7 X hn N Captain C.C. Smith, Jr. JH I x avr' M f ,......- , 1. H- ,, ' KQV , -W my tQ l I 0 'AQ x we I u.,-gag? 'M M ,,v T. -,Q 'WT ,h 'tn 'r Q I' in '1 .xl A 1 w- -im. DMINISTRATIQ DEPARTME T COMMANDER RICHARD A. HARRIS EXECUTIVE OFFICER - 5. fr ...., ..... .,. I ......--.IL-A-..z 4--:...,a-1.11 :r.L: ' ,..., np, - I Z , - ,,,, c A. . . Y V Ifffff ' I I I , JJ f ' ' ,H vc' A,-1' gf 4 ' vf. I X tg , s MA 5 Z 1 f ' Ryu.. A f 5, I Irv If I I X J I 21 f 2 gf ' 4 77? 'T I I I , I II,II I -A If f 4 ' A If I ' I 5-M fffwfw' I ,Y - www f' I f f ,A I ZW I ,I ' f ' ' 4, E1?SQIz I I I I sr , 1 get . ,, A 3 if A s gy LE 1 5 E E S f 3 HK! 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ALBRECHT, Robert M. ALLDREDGE, Michael W. ALLEN, Jimmy ANDERSON, Boyd A. ANGEL, Francisco M. ANGELL, Michael T. ANDRUS, Ronald H. ANGUEIRA, Raul A. AQUINO, Prudencio T. ARMAS, Joseph U. ARNESON, Harris O. ARNOLD, Ross A. ASHWORTH, Thomas S. ASTILLA, Jaime G. AUSTIN, Michael W. AUSTIN, Thomas W. BACIGALUPI, Michael S. BAER, Mitchell H. BAKER, Brian C. BAKER, Dennis H. BAKER, Raymond L. BAKER, Steven L. BALAGTAS, Gerardo A. BALASH, Michael F. BALDWIN, Guy E. BANKS, Philip W. BARNES, Grant E. BASLEE, Lloyd L. BAUMGARTNER, Steven D. BELLAMY, Edward D. BERNARD, Alvin Jr. BETTISON, Leo BICKFORD, Lonnie E. BILYEU, Wayne BINGHAM, Leslie D. BIRDSONG, George W. BISSELL, Robert E. BISSONNETTE, John R. BITTLE, Victor R. BLACKWELL, Robert M. BLALOCK, Thomas BLANCAFLOR, Abelardo BLAZER, Michael B. BLEVINS, Timothy R. BLINSMON, Curtis R. BOHLMAN, Michael C. BOLER, Dickey R. BOOE, Kenneth E. BORTON, Mark C. BORUM, Richard D. BOURN, Robert J. BRICK, Sammy J. BRIDGEWATER, Roy A. BRIGGS, David M. BRIGHT, Harold D. BRITTIAN, David A. BROADNAX, Vince D. BROWN, Howard R. BROWN, Richard L. BROWN, Terry D. BRUENING, Michael D. BUCCI, David J. BUCK, Christy T. BURCHAM, Robert L. BURGESS, James A. BURMEISTER, Gregory A. BURNETT, Lee W. BURR, Donald K. BUTE, Larry D. BUTTERWORTH, David W. CAIN, Timothy D. CALDWELL, James A. CALDWELL, Robert M. CALL, William L. CALLAHAN, Michael J. CALVO, Miguel A. CAMERON, Robert E. CAMPBELL, Richard E. CANNELOS, James P. CARMICHAEL, Lester R. CARRINGTON, Harry R. CARSON, Robert D. CARTER, Steven P. CARTWRIGHT, Richard W. CASE, Steven L. CASLER, Arthur R. CASTANEDA, Rodolfo B. CASTER, Rlchard CASTRO, Davld CHAPMAN, Robert B. RATE BT2 SDSN SA SA HM2 RMSN SA EMFA SA SH3 AK3 BM3 AE1 SR g SK1 PNC BT1 SK3 AK3 SKSN BM3 SN RM3 SA BM3 ska HTFA FA EN2 Asa Qmc nPsA EM1 su ska SA cmcc SA BM1 MM1 ATAN SA LTJG wo1 RMSA EN2 MM3 skcs skz eNs PN2 sn AMS1 BTFN sn FTGl HT3 ics EN3 AMHAN MMFN Aka sn sksA sn sn GMG3 ska RM2 sn sH2 H13 QM3 MM2 OS1A sn ETN3 QM3 sn QMSR rn SK3 RM3 MM3 D52 SK3 RM2 SK1 PNSN CSSN CTRSN BTCS SA BM3 BM3 LTJG A DIVISION B S-3 lst lst MED OC 2nd E lst S-3 S-2 lst Air lst S-1 X B S-1 Air S-2 lst S-3 OC 2nd lst S-2 R A A Air NAV S-1 E lst S-2 2nd X lst lst M Air lst Air Deck OC A M S-l S-3 OPS X lst Air B 2nd 3rd R E A Air M Air 2nd S-2 lst lst 3rd S-l OC X S-3 R NAV M OI 2nd OE NAV lst NAV B S-l OC A S-1 S-2 OC S-2 X S-3 X B lst lst lst ENG HOME TOWN Saginaw, Michigan Pateros, Rizal, Philippines Quezon City, Philippines Zambales, Philippines Winchester, Virginia Lynchburg, Virginia Dorchester, Massachusetts Lawndale, California Atlanta, Georgia Brooklyn Park, Minnesota Cavite City, Philippines Charlton, Massachusetts Imperial Beach, California Bronx, New York Pangasinan, Philippines Milpitas, California San Jose, California Beaverton, Oregon Imperial Beach, California Malate, Manila, Philippines Swansea, Massachusetts Sleepy Eye, Minnesota Pacifica, California Spokane, Washington Timberville, Virginia Ellsworth, Wisconsin Stella, Missouri Mariposa, California Caloocan City, Philippines Imperial Beach, California La Mirada, California Fountain Valley, California Orangevale, California Commerce City, Colorado Palo Alto, California Cleveland, Ohio San Francisco, California Benton Harbor, Michigan Doniphan, Missouri Orangevale, California Imperial Beach, California Somerville, Tennessee San Diego, California Hayward, California Kansas City, Missouri Concord, California Orange, Texas Minila, Philippines Fontana, California Raytown, Missouri Fresno, California Wilson, New York Imperial Beach, California San Martin, California Fort Wayne, Indiana Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania St. Louis, Missouri Vacaville, California Caldwell, Idaho Imperial Beach, California Crown Point, Indiana Imperial Beach, California Oakland, California Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Houston, Texas Oakland, California Willowick, Ohio Scarsdale, New York Tucson, Arizona Eugene, Oregon Louisville, Kentucky Bloomington, Minnesota Sandpoint, Idaho Wheatridge, Colorado West Lynn, Oregon Syracuse, New York Winamac, Indiana Fillmore, California Santa Maria, California Wichita, Texas Dayton, Ohio Salem, Oregon Commerce, Oklahoma Peoria, Illinois Vancouver, Washington Waynesville, Missouri Topeka, Kansas Fanwood, New Jersey Wild Rose, Wisconsin Houston, Texas Modesto, California Laurence Harbor, New Jersey Olongapo City, Philippines Fort Bragg, California Savanna, Illinois Cedar Falls, Iowa CHIONG, Alex D. CHRISTIANSEN, Phillip E. CIELO, Marcos C. CLARK, Donald E. CLARK, James R. CLARK, Patrick W. CLARK, Reginald CLAY, Daniel A. COBLE, Alan D. COE, William H. COFFMAN, Harlon J. COLEMAN, David H. COLEMAN, Michael A. COLLINS, Coleman R. COLLINS, Edward R. COLTHARP, Ned G. COMPTON, James R. CONKEY, Steven M. CONKLIN, Jino B. COOK, Philip S. COOK, Walter I. COOPER, Marvin E. COPELAND, Virgil L. CREWS, Thomas W. CRONN, Danny R. CROOK, Ernest R. CROUCH, Lee Rf CTIBOR, Bruce L. CURRIER, Kenneth DAHL, Gregory J. DAVIES, Stephen P. DAMWYK, Martin R. DAVENPORT, Dennis K. DAVIS, Gerard J. DAVIS, Jesse Jr. DAVIS, Robert E. DAWKINS, Alan V. DAWSON, Andre P, DAWSON, Scott T. DEAN, Robert M. DELOS SANTOS, Proceso DILLON, Kenneth J. DOMINIE, Robert J. DOWNEY, Dale W. DREW, Bruce F. DRISCOL, Dennis L. DRYDEN, Mahlon J. DUKES, Terry W. DUNCAN, Keith R. DUX, Alan F. EARL, Joseph G. EBMEYER, Donald L. EDICK, Leroy III EIGENBERGER, Steven E. ELDER, Dennis M. ELLISON, James L. ERICKSEN, Steven M. ESCOTO, David O. EUSEBIO, Rogelio K. EVANS, Stephen C. FARVER, Gary L. FAUDOA, John F. FERNANDEZ, Eugenio R. FERNANDO, Antonio C. FIFE, Gerald L. FILOMENO, Robert FINCK, Burkhard W. FITZPATRICK, Laurence FONTANA, David L. FONTANA, Gregory K. FOTHERGILL, William F. FRICK, Robert O. Jr. FRITCH, Donald E. FRYAR, Lawrence E. FUCHS, Donal R. FUHRMANN, Robert H. FULLER, Dale J. GABE, Daniel E. GALE, Robert W. GAMBLE, William J. GARBER, Theodore L. GARCIA, Frank GARCIA, Robert T. GARCIA, Victor A. GARVAN, Ather D. GASSMAN, Thomas F. GAUYAN, Benjamin G. GEIST, Matthew E. GELLERT, William R. GENOLAGA, Benjamin A. GERVAIS, Theodore J. GESSLER, John R. GILMAN, Keith A. GLASCOCK, Bobby J. SH2 BM3 SN FTGSN ADJ2 ENS SA LT EM2 BM2 FA FN BM3 RM3 SN ETRSN LTJG SN FA BM3 SM3 SM3 SKSN LT EM2 IC3 FA FA BT3 CSSN MM3 PC3 SA SN ETN2 WO1 ETN2 SA SA ENS SD2 ADJ2 SA SN ADJ3 SA DP3 MM3 SK2 DS2 SN FN SA SH3 052 SA SA SA SD3 ENS FTG2 SN SD3 EM3 0S1 RM3 MR2 SA OSSN DP3 EM3 IC3 SA CSCS SN MM1 SKSN LTJG CW03 HTC lC1 EM2 RM SN SK3 HM3 EM3 DK2 SA AM S3 SK2 FA PC2 SA FN S-3 lst 2nd 3rd Air OPS 1st MED E 2nd B M 2nd OC 2nd OE Air 2nd B 1st OC OC S-2 ENG E E B A B D S-3 A S-2 1st OC OE OPS OE 2nd S-2 Deck S-3 Air 1st 2nd Air 2nd S-1 A S-1 S-1 E NAV R 2nd S-3 Ol lst 2nd lst S-3 OPS F 3rd S-2 S-3 E OI OC R 2nd OI S-1 E E 2nd S-3 2nd A S-2 G NAV ENG R E E OC S-3 MED E S-3 S-2 Air S-2 M S-2 lst M Glen Burnie, Maryland Corning, California Pangasinan, Philippines Birmingham, Alabama Imperial Beach, California Port Huron, Michigan Alexandria, Louisiana Des Moines, Iowa Vanzant, Missouri Elizabeth, New Jersey Houston, Texas Alexandria, Louisiana San Jose, California Lake Havasu City, Arizona Canoga Park, California Roosevelt, Utah New Market, Iowa Eau Claire, Wisconsin Provo, Utah Medicine Bow, Wyoming Kaneohe, Hawaii Ralston, Oklahoma Vicksburg, Mississippi Spartanburg, South Carolina Roseville, California San Luis Obispo, California Compton, California Truckee, California Emmett, Idaho Walnut Creek, California Grand Blanc, Michigan Lompoc, California Sweet Home, Oregon Batavia, New York San Bernardino, California Memphis, Tennessee Valley City, North Dakota Chicago, Illinois Palatine, Illinois San Diego, California Olongapo City, Philippines Imperial Beach, California Ogdensburg, New York Richland, Michigan Imperial Beach, California Bloomfield, Indiana Orinda, California Del City, Oklahoma Machias, New York Wapping, Connecticut Wayzata, Minnesota Brownsburg, Indiana Olivehurst, California Dubuque, Iowa Duluth, Minnesota Benton Harbor, Michigan Ferndale, Michigan Phoenix, Arizona Bacoor Cavite, Philippines Annapolis, Maryland San Jose, California San Diego, California Pasig, Rizal, Philippines Nueva Ecija, Philippines Ashland, Ohio Watsonville, California Daly City, California La Crosse, Wisconsin San Francisco, California San Francisco, California Fort Worth, Texas Woodstock, Vermont Marion, Indiana McLeansville, North Carolina Lucerne, California Vallejo, California Deadwood, South Dakota Syracuse, New York Turlock, California Wilmington, Delaware Waynesburg, Pennsylvania Panhandle, Texas San Antonio, Texas Yuma, Arizona Bossier City, Louisiana Bernard, Iowa Manila, Philippines Springfield, Illinois Imperial Beach, California Makati, Philippines Vista, California Youngstown, Ohio Fort Madison, Iowa Phoenix, Arizona GLOVER, Jlmmy L. GOBER, Thomas J. GOGGINS, John W. GONZALES, Gerardo B. GORDEN, Richard W. GORDON, William D. GRAFF, Scott A. GRAHAM, James S. GRANLUND, Gary L. GRANT, Archie D. GRANT, John F. GRASS, Robin L. GRAVEN, Charles T. GRIFFIN, James D. GRIFFIN, Jon E. GUNN, William H. GURULE, William R. GUZMAN, Luis A. HALE, Steven G. HALEY, James R. HALL, Clifford T. HALL, Stephen C. HALL, Timothy R. HALSON, Alton G. HALTERMAN, Richard W HAMMAR, Kevin D. HANSON, John R. HARRIS, Craig S. HARRIS, Richard A. HATHAWAY, Gary W. HATTON, Delmer R. HAUGEN, Curtis E. HAUTALA, Phillip J. HAWORTH, Thomas R. HAWTHORNE, Rick J. HEATH, Jeffrey L. HELM, Charles S. HEMMING, Richard L. HENDERSON, Grant L. HENKELS, Paul F. HERRERA, Ricardo C. HICKS, Billy J. HIGGINS, John A. HILL, Danny M. HINGSON, Curtis O. HOCKETT, Carl L. HOFFMAN, Dennis J. HOGUE, Clinton J. HOLBERT, Michael E. HOLLETT, Kenneth J. HOLSMAN, James R. HOLT, Richard S. HORTON, Robert M. HOULT, David L. HOWARD, Robert J. HOWELL, Thomas D. HUQGINS, Thomas E. 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