Seattle (AOE 3) - Naval Cruise Book

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1991 volume:

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'ff , fwfw, M My , ,,,, , 1990-1991 OP RA TI ONS X V , 11199 Sf i Q ,W 3 S I A O F ' 3 QQ?ER?5i0N1?F5Ff37f'55HIP1 fl! N.- OMMA D1 G 0 FICER C.. , ,, . Hwy, jf 7 1 4.. in !' ' 2 I ,Q ir's sooo ro HAVE You ALONGSIDE AGAIN . .. Glam. lillmr QI. Erztfiuu s I tinted O Novo' AWGN Coptoin Wilbur Cobb Trofton wos born in Telo, Honduros. He is o 19oo qrrtciiirttr- r-I titr- II 'I rslrtifrtl A- ttriivtttx .tim uns dv v LI he AJ in October 1968. f fi Attiii rrunsition tot NON His initiol seo duty ossIQnrnent wos with Attocis Squodron 152, where Itrt fir-w UH rcrtrilttti init.-.rl-I-A tit 'fit' A' 'II D 'lumst sn IIS and oSOPe'G Corsoir II, he served os Operotions Officer of Attocis Squodron 56, os Executive- citrtir rr-r find C cttrttrit it rrirn-I I viii. -tt -It NIA '1 'N 9'fI t'Q H ' nd Officer ond Executive Officer of USS FORRESTAL CCV 593. He ossurnod rorrtrirrinri tit USS SYAITII' CAO! Ot If It-I-:tri rw 'WV XV , Ninth? Comma Asnore, he served os Operotions Officerond Instructor Pilot with Attftrif. 'rrliirrrirr-tri ILM I intl Artr it It wtitti It I'-fi I I M wmm Dil Chiefs of Sioff' hoc er, Novol Air Systems Commond, ond os Operotionoi PIonner!Crisif, Artton If-I int I Iiirtt wifi. ritrt Ito-tttr I it-its I' IW -'H' V' ' X Aw pO5,qrodU0'eSC Coproin Trofron wos oworded o Moster's of Science Degree in Ogtr-rrtttrrrr-I lf.r-writ. It rrrrri it wrt -iii ' 'i ' I' X' NUM ' Now in 19734 ,A I tltqiit Air Medan' His personol decorotions include the Defense Superior Servtrtrl Mrrrlrri tirri tm-iii' riti It I I I., tiff t, .1 - II HM I, P mls! my Cornmendotion Medol with Connbot Distinguishing Device rind frriifi '.rrrr -rt. Air -II .rt I it it sI 'I'x w,fIr,xg N0voIACC'de A Coproin Trofron is nnorried to the forrner Mory Grove Grriwt-tl, riff lg-'t ,.. I IIII M. It ,II .I Ai I. tri- I.-I 'ff ' Closs of 1990, ond Dovid, o student ot the Ilrriveiwity of Ilrtrtrlfr QXCOMMANDING OFFICER X Yi if 'Qs 'Q N .FI S YM, R Hg, Q wx. S. EX SQ S M. ' is I WE Q A 5 , . . . N X 1 S EMERGENCY BREAKAWAY BRIEF . . . THANKSGIVING DINNER ANOTHER DAY IN THE RED SEA . . . HAPPY BIRTHDAY CAPTAIN A! EXECUTIVE OFFICER EXECUTIVE QFFICEPN IXIWX I A 131 Wm' div ff'-'K W, ,KL ' , Q IJXDEDICATION IN MEMORY OF OUR FALLEN SHIPMATE AMS3 JAMES F. CROCKFORD 16 NOV 1960 - 22 FEB 1991 I-IIS PATRIOTISM WILL NEVER BE FORGOTTEN CTopD Lleufenonts Behrends ond Blosros ore just go ang to corry this lood ocross to the Kennedy by hond CAboveJ Two F 14 Tomcors poss overheod op proochrng the breok CRighr ond Borromb Boyrolder 44 lood up the Kennedy os she prepares ro come olongsude for some liquid refreshment ro fire up her boilers B! OPENING v -5,5 -.i ff ..Y LX ,W .-qvf'! ,LX l '19, ,M KEEP 'EM FLYING SEATTLE's moin purpose in life is to toke core of the corrier. During the length of the cruise the ship most frequently olongside wos the USS JOHN F. KENNEDY. SEATTLE wos olwoys reody to top off her tonks with DFM ond JP-5 to keep her screws turning ond her oir wing flying, ond we delivered the fresh fruit ond vegetobles, frozen foods, ond munitions which kept the crew fighting. Without SEATTLE, there would be no top gun performonces stoged over lroq or spectoculor footoge from smort weopons for the world to gowk ot. 51 CTopD Boyroider 44 prepores to engoge her rotor ond set off on onother mission. CAboveJ An E-2C Howkeye lounches off the Kennedy to provide overheod surveillonce ond guide oircroft in ond out of horms woy. CLeftD An F-14 Tomcot in the groove heoded for on orrestment oboord the Kennedy. OPENINGIQ ' ff'-is 'Tiff . T L- M if wir- T , 1 STRANGE S N A STRANGE LA Throughout our trovels ocross the seven seas we were offorded the opportunity to meet some very interesting people ond visit some unique ploces. The Novy oboord SEATTLE con truly be on odventure os you drive through Jeddoh in seorch of the hospitol or heod up toword the northern bor- der of lsroel. Doys like these tend to toke the edge oft the doys ond weeks of unending boredom sometimes suffered ot seo. I CTOpD Coptoin Trofton LT Umlouf ond HTC5 Brown visit the front iines occom ' . , ' ' I ponied by Gilo from the USO CRIQHTP BMC Herrick pretends to be chic. CBeIowD OSCS Former, BMC Herrick, ond LUG Worunek set off in seorch of 0 good time. A cv? e-fy gg' -' mf' 1 'J agp- L L dgvsql, T--,UW 10!oPENiNG 1 .,,, A-ls ' n fl ,G 711 try 4. up mx X Miiitiriiiiiiii rrrfiii'iiiifWWN L . t, I i - ' ' s 'ip ' v 'if f, P 'E .uf A. l ' .r Q' , 1 .- ., ,. 4, h f 1' K was .- ,,,-v4-1- ,ff if ' ss WA Q V79 W-.4 bfo up A 1... ...-me A .- K ' K1 -'i'f-wr.: ,md .715 ,,,. , 'N' my V 7, 'YA 'Kp f . , 3 Q, 1-J 15- 3,-rpm., ' sn' M ,if, if + is - .4 .-ff-fi. A Q' l , ,,s.,,1, W. W ...H Y, - ,M ' A ' K+ uf gy. , 55 , 'wmqglflsmf , .. Y ., ,,.v Z.. JT'37f.1'Qf:ii:i CTopD Hey! This rhing's looded! CBorrom7 Choploin Mitchell mokes new friends wherever he goes. XS 'Im 994 R- OPENINGX11 . ve- ,. A ,251 MNA W CTopD Boyroider 53 posses o wolleye to the Ken- A' lv nedy for express delivery to Soddorrfs doorste 'M ' p- CBottomD Lieutenonts Smith ond Whitmore send their ' fi, -iw ,. it .,Au,, -- ' I I I bam ,W K -f ., Mag, M., 1 Q Q. 3' k , ,,X.,,, wlves love to Soddom. ..,,., , , wir WX .,, --vie -I 'Q 1 , , It , ,gal . SENDING A MESSAGE ff ,Q , vs TO SADDAM Through Operotion Desert Storm, SEATTLE spent her doys proising the Lord ond possing the bombs, rockeyes, ond horms to the KENNEDY ond SARATOGA so they could molse o stotement obout Mr. Soddom Hussein's behovior. The seo of bombs stoged on the flight decls offorded the more ortisticolly inclined of the SEATTLE crew to send o few messoges of their own drown upon the weopons of moss destruction. It wos o good woy to soy thonlss personolly to Mr. Hussein for o seven ond o holf month seporotion from fomily ond friends. CTopD LT Smith tests his literory ond ortistic tolents on P, o 2000Ib bomb. CLeftD LTJG Solt dreoms of better .ff, 1 doys ot home. CRightD BMS Jensen looks out for some of Soddom's buddies trying to send ci mes- Q5 Q soge of their own. L 4:..:.m...-..s,..- il E I l if l l 13 Ciopb Jeddoh pon operorions tower ond Iignrnodse os 5een on iw mi orrivoi or rhe islornic Port, Ci3elowD One of rne many modern bidipxdiw, ringing the ciry of Jeddoh. Ci3orr new. H ere is one of the uirro modern buildings in ine ciry ,1- -. omb Jeddon nos nwony conrvosu or old gnu s --. PY' Zi n 'iff 2 S - f -3 - 1-,.a gpm .Y 2 5 f' Yugi 7 -1' Q VE, ' f A f- 7185? 8 1 g . 5 ,dV,..h,,,,,1 -Qu 3 I i I v i f MXOPENING HCDME SWEET JEDDAH? Home owoy from home, For o length of time it wos wondered whether SEATTLE'S home port hod been shifted to Jeddoh, Soudi Arobio since we'd spent more time there rhon in Leonordo, New Jer- sey. Jeddoh wos o city of stork controsts: old ond new, orobic ond western. The culture wos very dif- ferent ond reolly put the crew on guord to expect olmost onything. It turned out to be o rother pleos- ont ploce for shopping for gold, rugs, or other trink- ets ond to ploce o coll home. CTop5 Jeddoh Port Operotions during our finol depor- ture toword home. Cl3elow7 The King of Soudi Aro- bio's desert poloce outside leddoh. OPENING I 15 fm .Sinn Qi CTopD Some lucky Boor comp in seorch of the ever elusive rnoil buoy. Cliighrb An unwelcome visitor sho- dows the Kennedy. i l i fi yi?-N 16! OPENING -rf vu I -if ir' 4 A MAIL BUOY AHOY! A new seomon recruit full of enthusiosm ond vigor, reports oboord ond is ossigned his first wotch in the pilot house under the instruction of the 5oIty seomon Cl3een oboord six monthsb when the Bootswoin- more of the wotch sounters over ond directs the instructor to mon up the moil buoy wotch. Eogerly the fresh meot is herded down to the foc'sIe ond dressed out in the proper geor: Kopok, hornoss, sound pow- ered phones, bottle helmet, groppling hook, tending line, boot hook, ond the kitchen sink. He scons the horizon in seorch of the buoy which holds on importont messoge for the coptoin. After forty minutes or so of woiting, he is informed of the buoy's opprooch, but he con't see it. Soon he's coiled bock up to the bridge ond the OOD quizzes him os to how he ollowed the moil buoy to poss by. The seomon hos no excuse ond he is immediotely sent off in seorch of ten feet of shore line ond some relotive beoring greose for the moster repeoter. XGEQAX N 2 X n gb' CTOpD A Seo Sporrow missile sets off in seorch of its ............-- torget. CLeftD FCSN Brody sets to Iood up onother round. CBottomD Look! o mermoid! s , A , r 'I f ' ,syrx i X' Q- 41 is W 0 OPENING X 17 SEA SCQTS FROM SJULY IQQO IHl1oL1L,IA-I IU run ww sfmm I -rx va 'I I -II II. DUCTED UNDERWEY SYSTEM QUAIIIILA Ik 4 I M. I I I f USS SYLVANIA. DURING THE LASI DAY UI IIRIAIF ww MUNI ITLLNI ISIILT WI III I Ha 'SVI kg If SEATTLE'S SAILOR OF THE YEARS HE TWO SHIPS HIS DIVISION OI I IL I IA I I Ia I I MI BETWEEN T , , CQNDUCTED THE REENLISTMENT CERLMONN ALI AIRI AH II PLENISHMENT ALONGSIDE WERE TESILD AND INII NSIX I SIAM! ING WAS CGNDUCTED EOR ALL HAND I I I I I I 1 . - N 'aw I XX '- Eu 'X , r-- ' I xx .- I I F' . 4 A ,- I , . q 18!SEA SQTS lxh .x ' x , T, 14 gl ,wg Riaxg-3-.5 X ei' ,fffi -via an A-' SEA SQTS 19 GOO On 13 July 1990, USS SEATTLE changed homeporfs from Novol Sfo- tion, Norfolk, VA fo Novol Weapons d, NJ. The move Sfofion Eorle, Leonar com Iefed o ten yeor plan ro relocore P both Eosf Coast AOE's ro the Weapons Station and prepare the Bose for the two new AOE's under construction. With the addition of o new pier, and o new gym and bowling alley com- plex os well os new housing, rhe Novol Weapons Sforion was ready for the addition of six hundred more men and families to the Base. SEATTLE had found her new home. DBYE NCD -TY X.: ,AN -ws. A Q K. N .. S. s -E ,EEX ws 4, . X- Q. . Nw vw. -' 5. wwf fx- NX S3595 , . L. QQ T ,xx , X , . . Q A sf x fs Q K . A.. .ga JK: . ,. . ...MQ . .g RFGLK, VA Ya F X 'if'-ln, f. , ' : -T 'Gif , ' 1 YV - 4 . ,M T .. 4. ,K ., , LUG RICK VANVl,Ill SAYS QOODUYI. 5lQA1Tl.lQ num. l LAST TIME AT PIER :J NOB Q.-oiflig E 20!HoME Pom CHANGE M. .N iikiglg LEONARDO, NJ OSS ANDREWS AND OSS ACEVEDO N . NN2 A. ii ' f M ..x' A lg A My m - XXXX N Q' -N A ' fee NS Q l U I l, GQQDBYE FAMILY AND FRIENDS 5 XJ-Q +1 r1'ff1 f W gm, i . f A-L+, M. S 2 'GJ' NM N A 1 IQ '11 Ky, If' V by v, M-me , . Mig' mx ' - 1 'Y i :hi A , lu' 3' li A ' x . 4.,'Q', 1' 'I VSV . . 'I J In M J.-'ff Qgmizy E X 4 :,' 'dal f ,rjj 'iinxllllv f YF' W, 'fr F -f ,,1 P' 1 . IJ' . i.. ' x ' A. -M, f ,vw-42 ,r will ' 1 an 'ul 'W ,,,, '- ' if m . Q 1 ? X K Mf- V -71,57 I I AAA , wx , . K ! , I . V if if 6' U if' DEPARTUREXQS R' 4 .L THE MEDITERRANEAN SEA F R A N C E v u G o S L A v s A K QCC Y 4 P , xx T R K Eklkxk MNA S P A I N , HX - x Q. ,.,,,,5 Q 31151 .gov k' Gio. W4 47 ' iff.. Q35 TURKEY 'Z -4 ffkhx 18 'Ubi ,fu A 0 Nuxf N Q . . xx! Q- K2 N ii i ??:j.h., x' J' -- . ' 1 '.' ' -' l Y 't.':,.,hl. as Z 1 Q' 'Q ?i'E'Ykj r F MOROCCO ' f U5 ,f X mm x, Y, 'x. XXV X, B Y A EGYPT ' 5. ' ,n, ' ,z,- W7 5- Q I- .lllll 44' 3 RED SEA sfx. .N 4 fix 1 'f -FPC 4 -Q 'mf X :vm P L M S' ww A ww? my L -,, , Q, X -VK: XR 'mf 'nm UUALUWI kr JEDDM1 1 4 ,K ,.s,- M gf 'ix n in T .ai-Wzi . , N P9vW hir Nqpi' Liu- X ULFO FKA F ADEN Bl-N lla 'ESM DAS E RAS HAFUN RAS AL moo ARABIAN SEA M, ii MONUMENT5 OF THE SUEZ CANAL 1 ..- ,, L 'T IE 1 'Q TF I 33 s E JE k THE USS SEATTLE CAOE-35 TRANSITING THE SUEZ CANAL. I 1. 7? 9 fi Er if gk L If SUEZ CANALXQ7 LEADING OUR ADVENTURE Throughout the length of Operations Desert Storm ond Shield someone hod to lseep trocla of whot wos hoppening, whot hoppened yesterdoy, whot's going on tomorrow ond the doy ofrer, molse sure e ordered ensure the poperworls is finished, somple the mess on the mess decks to molie sure ports or , the food is edible, stond eight to twelve hours of wotch eoch doy, ond ofter thot's finished, try ond sneols I i hts for seven ond o in o few hours of sleep, lt wos o never ending cycle of long doys ond sleep ess n g h f ' e broken only by short visits to Jeddoh ond o yord ovoilobility in Hoifo, Isroel. The cruise holf mont s o cruis wos chollenging, but SEATTLE wos equol to the tosk ond proved herself to be rhe unrep ship of choice by our customers throughout the Red Seo. CTopD LTJG Wild Bill Hermon knocks out onother evol. CRightD LT Behrends ond the Bos'n enjoy o qui- et moment in the wordroom before chow. CBelowD Just keep smiling ond they oll wonder whot you messed up before you left. 25f OFFICERS D CTopD Come on Coproin, I know I con roke the ship olongside the Humphries with my eyes closed, CBe- Iowb Jim Behrends off on onorher flight ro never, never Iond. Cllortomb Good chow! Soys suppo. A HIEF PETTY OFFICERS I , WV, v fi' ,av I i JV Q I A qw lg an X Sw ' mf .XL -1 I: X LEFT TO RIGHT, BACK ROW: GMC BROWN, ETC COSLETT, EMC WOODY, HTCS BROWN, BMC HETRICK, BMC HALL, SKC HESTER, BMC SCHMERFELD, MMC CADARETTE, SKCS NAVARRO, EMCS MADDOCKS, AOC GREEN, AOC LUMP, FRONT ROW: DCC RANCK, MSC MARIANO, OSCS FARMER, BTC MOORE, YNC THOMAS, MACS VINSON, PNC ARROYO TIME TO PARTY . . . JEDDAH STYLE . , . TOP TO BOTTOM: ETC HUDSON BEING COOL! SKC HESTER AND BMC HALL TOSS YNC THOMAS IN THE POOL MMC CLARK AND ADCS LUMP TAKE A DIP IN THE POOL ivl THE NEXT DAY . . A KISS CJOODNIGHT FOR FCCM ROSS, COMMAND MASTER CHIEF, FROM BMC HETRICK 9 N4-7.-J! h 1 I. 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W ' ' 'fi V W vw ff 'ff ,ff 'W zW ff! ff f 4, Q W' f,, 'M , ,y Q zw W' WM .ff , f ,W Y, M ,f ,4 , ,025 , In, ,ff I, Ifff Ify, ,mf f f ,fl ff fm' f W fb IW 'Wy 1 f X ,X I AW DECK DEPARTMEN LTJG O'FARREL ENS SWANN BMC HETRICK MANY STATION ANY NATIGN' WHO SAID WE HAVE NOT DONE ANY WORK TODAY, JUST LOOKI 1712 if I ' 27, ,, Q jf -W is , 'vw I n. bs my I ,,,,f BMC HETRICK ASKS LTJG WARUNEK FOR A DANCE, AND OF COURSE HE REFUSES .... L7-'VS 5 I DECK DEPARTMENT MUSTERS ON THE FLIGHT DECK??? LT. PEED YELLS OUT OF THE POOL . SEA'ITLE'S FORCASTLE AND BRIDGE DECK DEPARTMENTXG5 291 5 ZS? W sw 4 SWS OPERATION FIRST DIVISION EISEIII X Sf W. 'Q 'I Q I B' I IIII I i I W iv W - ,A ,, 'T -I Tx ,gf , x S X... 'R ' A .2 Cx- d L A 1 I- 1 5 Q ,,A, ,IAN an 5 FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: LTJG WARUNEI4, BMS GATES, SN ROBERT, SN WATSON, BMS HTQRREN, SN HILL, SN BANKS, SN VETANZE, SN LEDAY, SN JACKSON SN AND SN SMITH BMI WATKINS, RO ' MI BMC HALL. ROW 2: BM1 MACKEY, SN MURPHY, SN PEREZ, SN BOSSE, BMS MILLER, SN GORMAN, SN PETKASH, , W 3, SN GRIFFIN SNMP I SN MAYHUGH SN FIELDS, SN EMBERTSON, SN WOLF, SN ARCHER, SN TAYLOR, ROW 41 SN WISE, BM2 CAIN, SN CLOW, SN KURLONAK, SN SAILORS PIOW SMITH, SN WATKINS. NOT PICTURED: BM2 KETTERER, SN MELVIN, SN STEVENS, SN LEIGHTON. ' -.pvgfa FIRST DIVISION MANS THE FORECASTLE FORSEAAI-f ANCHOR DETAIL. 'W DIVISION OFFICER, LTJG WARUNEK TAKES TIME FROM HIS BUSY SCHEDULE TO POSE FOR THIS PICTURE TION DIVISION CHIEF BMC HAII ON I IIS RFPI I NISIIMI NI SI A 36fFIRST DIVISION N XS ' I I, TI- S II' 'I' 'Wh ' N4 FIRST ON BOARD Q MMI HOOD RECEIVES AN AWARD AND A HAND SI-IAKE FROM THE COMMANDING OFFICER CAPTAIN DMI WATKINS ALSO RECEIVES AN AWARD FOR HIS TRAHON HARD WORK AND DEDICATION WW- BM3 ROBERT DREAMS OF HIS HOME IN MICRONESIA nifi- I3oatswain's Mate IBMI WAR Once I sow whot Wor con do I poclsed my Dogs not IeovIng o shoe Wor IS not fun for me or for you Just toke o look ot whot Wor con do Deoth ond destructIon every where you turn Wor IS so brutol there IS nothIng to Ieorn FIre ond hotred burn deep InsIde unpoclsed my Dogs ond swollowed my prIde We fIght for our Country We fIght for our rIghts We fIght for our freedom IncIudIng our WIVGS So dont be ofroId there IS nothIng to hIde Just hop on boord ond JOIN the rIde There IS olwoys one to open the door But If vvosn t U S who storted the wor Wor IS somethIng every mon dreods For no mon ever wonts to be seen deod ThIs IS whot Wor hos done On thIs nIght when you leove your house Proy for your Ioved one s Includrng your spouse And don t forget to lock the door Lets moke peoce ond not hove Wor ' II ' K .K A ' F K 1 5 J - , 7 5 F 9 T I A I m S , . . . Emi A . ' an f , . I4 H -1450 2 V! ' if A I SN HORSTMAN TAKES TIME our or HIS SCHEDULE to VISIT THE ScHooL EoR THE HEARING INIPAIRED IN HAIFA, ISRAEL. HERE HE AND SN MILLER SIGN A PIC- TURE OF THE SHIP. TI-IE FORECASTLE BEING PREPARED FOR SEA AND ANCHOR. by DOVIO Kent Anderson fri I 4 J V ,QI 'TQ I 5, 71, Elf ,I ,pw , Tl'T?YSl?'fT 33? X, 40x52 iigg Mi R 4, 1,1 SI W .W i,7gg 63? ...L F QW' XI S FIRST DIVISION 5, ,X. , I 'XV 1 IP' 1 tif' I BMC HALL AND THE FIRST DIVISION CREW LIKE THESE FRIENDS IN HAIFA. SN STONE HEAVES AROUND ON A MESSEN- GER DURING A REPLENISHMENT DETAIL. 38!FIRST DIVISION 'ff 'iii yy 'iff ,L I g RIG CAPTAIN BM? MURPHY CHICKS IO MAKE SURE EVITRYTIIING GOI S SMOOTH LY ON HIS SIAIION, -.5 x .rfgl 7775 ' ' 3:'QQf4'.. im . V' 'J ,I 711 I- ' I A , ,. G H' 4' Y I, Y F' A f - - ' g m-f f me IORECASTLE N I' ON AND OFF DUTY , vj SN LEIGHTON SHOWS OFF HIS NEW T-SHIRT IT'S NOONER TIME FOR BMC HETRICK. THAT HE BOUGHT IN CRETE. BMC HALL AND THE FIRST DIVISION CREW TAKE TIME OUT ON THANKSGIVING TO POSE. S . 1 X I BM1 MACKEY CHECKS TO MAKE SURE EV- ERYTHING IS SAFE IN HIS DUTIES AS SAFETY OFFICER ON STATION. M513 Q L6 f' In 6 T M f. I' I L , S- .'I'fE'?'.ll -I Yxil -1- 1 X !h S'-an :yum . S, 1 I s1,+a1.4-f-g41q,4.f I X 1 STATION 12 HOOKED UP COMMENCE PUMPING DEM AND JP-5 FUEL. THE RIG CAPTAIN SAID TO THE SAFETY OFFICER. I THE TWO SHIPS IS VERY IMPOR TANT DURING UNDERWAY RE PLENISHMENT 40fRIG TEAM .C, v 5? ?'f--K , I ,-. C- QQ., 4 - , z . I 5 ' ,- I -f , as C S ' . ' ,NAM -, C f - as ,L Q I lfll v, Q I ' Eg V - - .--.. -. -,,',, W 1 3 :L ,-. SISI E I i Ml SQA I I. FETY I COMMUNICATION BETWEEN BM2 MCCALISTER CHECKS HIS RIG WHIIT IIIG COLEMAN OBSERVES SA Q MISSION: UNDERWAY REPLENISH- MENT. THE SHIP'S CREW COMES TOGETHER AS A TEAM AND MAKES THE UNDERWAY REPLENISHMENT EVOLUTION POSSIBLE. EACH AND EVERY MEMBER OF THE CREW PLAYS AN IMPORTANT ROLE IN ACCOR- DANCE WITH THEIR SKILLS AND TRAINING. CFOR INSTANCE, THE RIG TEAM.D THE RIG TEAM IS COMPOSED OF THE SAFETY OFFI- CER, THE RIG CAPTAIN, THE SIGNALMAN, THE BRIDGE TO BRIDGE PHONE TALKER, THE STATION TO STATION PHONE TALKER, THE FUELMAN, THE LINE THROWER CGUNNERS- MATED, THE LINE HANDLERS, THE WINCH OP- ERATOR, THE RAM TENSIONER, AND THE WINCH CHECKERS. THE RIG TEAMS ON THE LEFT ARE JUST A FEW WHO CONTRIBUTED THEIR TIME AND EFFORT IN MAKING THIS EVOLUTION POSSIBLE. TRIG TEAM 5 PIC- TURE MISSING: PHOTO NOT AVAILABLET THE USS SEATTLE CAOE-SJ CREW IS VERY FAMILIAR WITH THE WORDS: SAFETY FIRST . RIG TEAM X41 SECOND DIVISION SECOND DIVISION PERSONNEL WHO PROUDLY SERVED DURING OPERATION DESERT SHIELDISTORM ENS SWANN, MARK ALAN BMC RUTH, JEFFERY LEE BM1 LARRY, JAMES BM1 TUCKER, GREGORY PAUL BM2 MARTIN, AUSTIN J III BM3 ANDERSON, DAVID KENT BM3 CLINE, JOSEPH WILLIAM BMS ICKES, CHRISTIAN BMS JENSEN, JEFFREY JOSEPH BMS MILLER, JON ALBERT BM3 MORANT, MICHAEL GENE BMO NOBLES, TRAVIS LEE BMS NORDMAN, DAVID LEROY BMG RUMPH, ERIC BERNARD BM8 SAILORS, KELLY RANDALL SN DAVIS, DUANE ELDRIDGE SN DAVIS, JEROME 42fSEcOND DIVISION SN DRIGGS, DOUGLAS ALAN SN EZELL, SCOTT ALLAN SN HARDING, SHAWN J SN HARRIS, WALTER EARL SN HOLLAND, JAMES DANIEL SN LUXTON, STEVEN ROY SN MCCARDLE, CHRISTOPHER TONY SN MILLER, DAVID ALLEN SN MONTALVO, LUIS MARIO SN PEARSON, KEVIN FRANKLIN SN SULLIVAN, MICHAEL DANGELO SN WATTS, ANTOINE ARDETTE SN WILSON, REGINALD BERNARD SA DENNIS, AURELIUS B. SA FUNCHES, MELONARD TELVIN SA HARMENING, DARON EUGENE SA HARTUNG, PAUL ROBERT SECOND TO NONE SA JOHNSON, DYLAN RONDELL SA JOHNSON, SCOTT ADAM SA LOGAN, REGINALD ARMSTEAD III SA MATTA, BRYAN ROBERT SA MEECE, STEVEN LEE SA NASH, GLEN ROBERT SA PENNEY, EDWARD JAMES SA SCHWARTZ, KENNETH JAY SA STOVER, ERIC WILLIAM SA WAPPEL, JOHN DAVID SR CARTER, LONNELL ALVIN SR EVANS, KEVIN DWAYNE SR LEMON5, FLOYD LEE JR SR MACMILLEN, DAVID EARL SR RAYNOR, JEFFREY EUGENE SR WIGGINTON, WILLIAM WALKER JR SR WOLCOTT, RICHARD JAY 1-j X lg 4 Hung f ' 2' I , '5- -x D ' fig fy J L Q B ,f BM1 TUCKER SHAKES THE FIRST LIEUTENANTS HAND AFTER REENLISTING FOR FOUR YEARS. 'KK' X' 1 mf - ' .jQ. E,,. Nvlgt V Sur S E f 9 QF av a 1 'ui-3 ' LN , A-4 5 BMO RUMPH LOOKS WITH DESPAIR AS THE PORT MO- SEATTLES HANGAR BAY SWEPT BY DAO2 TOR WHALE BOAT IS LOWERED, BMSN SECKMAN THINKS OF HOME. BMS MILLER SAYS GIVE ME FOOD!!! ffi H s--' , ,,,, 3,95 .W Z V A W., . 'W' , , - V, ,,,, L Lf 41,4 f ff ff AWWA BM2 PRATHER AND BMS TODD ENJOY FINE FOOD ON SEAT'TLE?? I I A Ellkfl I IS THAT SMOKE I SEE? SECOND DIVISIONXAS 4 n .,. l - . . ' ' S 4' V f '- - 'sg L N X u X. ,- X. Mi X . 1, 'z' - fx f X 'ff ' 4. 5 ffl 1.1, X X - f g X X .l 2, Q- 'I Q9 52 'I if '12 rf: WI Qi I z 1 I I I I X XX XXQXX . X S if XSS .XXNX X' 1 .win-4-,gravy . X X X X ,Q , XSXX. f X. ,I X XX.. X. , , -X X XXX...X I -4 I A X If 9,1 'X f 1 ,ff f mf L , X 3651 f X X .X X X f SAX x X X 4, ,X X . X Aww A XXX I X 'f , X XXff,wXf 'ibm ff! XX X , Qgff4?T5,.VXX QX U ff ry XX I ,fXX.XM5g5XxXX X . X ,wQXwEf,1,b, X S-Aj XXVXQ ' ff'-w3,0RX X X XXX - uri, ' ' SISQK I X 4 ww . ,QW XX NS 'X NK .fa-f15hS'X 1f SV ' W W X'f5f,,fW1'XfiAS ff'10 ,N3 AXXX' I ifzf N X ,,,. X, XXV, X ,, ' A ,,, sk XXf ,JA Q' X X , f, X' XXXX , XXX Q XXX .X .Xy , XXXXX ,J Wj1XVX' 4- X XXXULL1 ' NX A -, :L X WX f X ,X ,f ,NX X . XI' S S X 'f XR fr . . .- X VNS, ,AXXN ,- Vw - i,Xf,XX X XQQHXXXXX F' X. uf- + Xht-ww ww. wwf A Nm f I , 4 . 4. .m V f ,RNS ' T STN Q.X 'XX21,w f' X WW X -XX A -Q. .. ' fy If X. X' N ,wi J,-, 'M X I 5 I ' X3 , 1 X MM, W SM X ..XXXwXXX O X 7- X , I, V JLSXXA 45, S ff V XIX S? Qfz 'SIU ' X' 'r -3.91 '. X rv-X. X XXf, A J, f -, f, X , p X fjyr, ,, ,, Xgw. 4' X R, ,f'fVXX-- f.y,.wX.X X, ,S , 1 Xf , V ' M 751-'QWX w fgfafvw' 0' ffl. f RTW, M ' 92,75 MT U, XXfffwXw ,, 'WN , I J' Ya I SUPER BOATS STRIKES AGAIN 441 SECOND DIVISION NO MUSCLES MORANT 1 ll, l Wh... f XX 1 , ,Q nr... - 3 :,., X 1 -. i DID SOMIAONE ORDER MISSILES??? T am Nui In-'O 9 S ei, 5 5 I a 0 .. 7 I Q P E I 1 A ,gi f Xi i 5 5 X AE 'S' M , V, ,S F D A V ,, , E I Lf-531 SI we A QE f W 3 A 5 , 1 'ALM f S 2 Q U1 L , .ng-31, 1' Q CT f ffaffvz, I T, R f KW f , I Zfif , I ' ' , A S A QQ ff in If I II I I BMS JENSEN WONDERS WHERE DOSN WANTS A A DOJ S , f A I , . Q THE NEXT LOAD TO caO lS THAT DOOM UP AND A 1 2 nf A BALL DOWN OR BALL DOWN AND DOOM UP? A lu M. ' I I BMO ERWTN SAYS I REENLTSTED FOR FOUR 'ASS S.. ., QE U A YEARS AND ALL I GET IS ONE PIECE OF PIE, STREAM TEAM TAKES A RIDE. .fd 12 UO5'N SIGNALS BALL DOWN AND A FACE ONLY A MOTHER COULD EVEN IN THE RED SEA 'IDOMINOS DELIVERSH IT TOOK BOOM UP LOVE 2 TI-IEM 30 DAYS. SECOND DIVISlON!45 , I a. Q71 ak 4- W 3' ffi??Qf ' 'Effi 'Q i SL f ' 5555 I L IESSQQASSQESEEQQ Iwi, EQ if x RASE DIVISION ,SSH 655' -If , ff? 'M' f I I S iff?-f . +2 THE BEST NEVER REST NT ROW L TO R SR REICHEL SN GALINDO BM2 REID FN VALERO MMS STEELE BMS LEONARD QND ROW FN SMITH FN CRUZ FN TRENT FN YEA AK MMC CADARETTE BMC SCHMERFELD 4TH ROW LTJG HERMAN MMS BORDERS MMS CASTLES BM2 KOTTRE SN CAMACHO BMS HATFIELD BM3 EMS JEFFRIES BMS NESBIT SN BERRY STH ROW EMS LENTZ MMS ALLEN EM2 INGE FN ROGERS EMS YOUNG MM2 BARNHART SN MACINTYRE 46!RASE DIVISION I mo MMI 1 f ff' V ' ' ' ' EMI FOOTE, BMS PUKALL, BMS MAHANA, MM1 BURKE: SRD Row, MM1 HOOD, SN GARZA, MMS SWANSON, FN PUNCHES, MM3 WARD, BM3 HARP, SN POQIIW SOL , , z ,,,, , f ' s 1 Q., .'.1. IL L ',I 4,-A TIER, SI 4, BLOWN FUEL HOSES A TYPICAL RESULT OF MULTIPLE UNREPS IN AN EXTREMELY HOT CLIMATE 1'I 72 7 'V' 'N 2, it-x sin 17 YI 7 W1 A1-T,f 'I RASE DIVISIONXA7 i, YI ', ' fr- '1 li, 411' Wa' M I I I3 ABOVE - A FAMILIAR SOUND - RIG TEAM 'I SET UP STATION 4, RIG TEAM 3 SET UP STATION 6, RIG TEAM 5 SET UP STATION B, RIG TEAM 6 SET UP STATION 12, RIG TEAM 7 SET UP STATION 16 . . . BELOW - YET ANOTHER MISSILE ON ITS WAY TO IRAQ R I EMS IEFFIIIES, FN WILLIS, AND LING IEONAIIII , ,, J by M if I THE 1ST LT, LT PEED TAKING A BREAK BEIWEENUII REPS IIAIII I 'I HATFIELD AWAKE Non IIMI I I IINAIID AND BME E I I , NG R IYW IN IINII FOR AN LAIIII MOIW' vIwIIf, WIIII IIII QAIIIIIIII ABOVE LEFT - A FAMILIAR SIGHT RIGHT - THIS UNREP EARLY ENOUGH FOR YOU MAHANA? BELOW - THE WINCH DECK fl iwwxx Q' Zur 1 -was-xi 5 ' XX X ur A, A X I I M-uf' X 1 2 71 wi WW E24 QM ,af 1- , 1 QW 4: 4- 5 Zgge: 31921 9x U4 W ig W4 S1 f KT. Q , Y 1:25 1 ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT E ,M S F., -, ENGINEERINGXS1 i I sa -S i -si it ff LQ. Y mg . 'Q E i 1 5 yi sri: f- l . L l ,V l i l Q l 2 l i i L l f T u ' li 5 M-DIVISION -A V MMFN CLARK GETTING READY FOR jg ' E pw: '. K ,wx X M . ,4 I , Q ,x f Q. '. I 5 1 i L l J A 5 X'-, , I. I l 1 S T - 1 ,, f AFT ENGINEROOM GAUGE BOARD MM2 MISKOSKI AND MMS HARRISON ENJOYINETH IN THE PIT MMS YOUNG AUGUST 16, 1990 - MARCH 28, 1991 .... Whot o cruise! We hod just storted understonding the toscinotlng troffic potterns of New Jersey when we it wos time to put oll of our constont proctice to use. Most of us hod never given much thought to lroq or Kuwolt. In just o few doys, we complefed Pfepomm thot normolly toke weeks. As usuol, when it reolly counted, M-Division pulled together, ensuring the Moin Propulsion spoces were reody for onYfYP90fC0'm As we crossed the Atlontic, we oll wondered whot the wor would hold for us. How would SEATTLE fit into the mossive multi-notionol force H to ossemble oround the border of lroq ond Kuwoit? All the possibilities were contemploted os the weeks turned into months. Aoudoh Boy, Knti on fa lsroel were welcome breoks in the routine ond offered us the chonce to touch bose with loved ones bock home. We leorned of the tremendous SUPPOW our efforts in the Stores ond it mode the prospect of whot might lie oheod o little eosier to toke. ew Our home owoy from home while deployed ln support of OPERATION DESERT SHIELDXSTORM wos of course Jeddoh, Soudi Arobio, Looking bocmhowe wos not the worst Liberty . . , ofter oll, they hod telephones ond shopping centers. Once the corrler come Into port ond the Soudis set up the phone Ware it wos eosy to keep in touch with fomily ond friends. Moybe o little too eosy, some of us moy still be poying those phone bills. U ie GW, The wor storted ond the tempo of operotions oboord SEATTLE kept us busy night ond doy. At one point we were providing three Corner Batt Wm with fuel, food, people, ports ond oll the bombs they could dish out to Soddom's troops, Whenever we hod the chonce, we tuned into the BBC for name? morveled with the rest of the world ot the results of our highly troined ormed forces ond technologlcol odvontoge, The long hours ot seo mode thiomep by quickly ond soon the wor wos something we would never forget. As we deported the Red Seo, we begon to geor up for o different kind of CCW OPPE! All of our hord work pold off ond we orrived home to o hero's welcome, victorious ln both the wor ond o successful oppe. All in oll. HW05 not soon forgotten. thot wos beglflml d Hain 52 X M-DIVISION DO IFIEE No Q lun-v-I -ni I IIQQI wa I ,Lf MMO DAVIS ENJOYING A WELL EARNED SODA BREAK MMS HARRISON, MMS LAYMON, MM2 SMITH, MM2 HIGHTOWER AND MMS RULE DOIIIWOIIIIY, WELL HAvE YOU MAIL BUOY QUAL- IFIED IN NO TIME All llll OK, WERE GOING TO GO OVER THE MAIN DRAINAGE SYSTEM ONE LAST TIME NO ONE WILL NOTICE IF I FIX ONE LITTLE READING M-DIVISIONf53 Q iflwis .A , U' ' if 1 A I f I A In I.- . IH- I A -+A 1 MM2 SWEDBURG, MMS PUA AND MM2 ANDERSON MM2 CHURCH . M wx 680 ll HI .Uv-'fx MMFN RILEY AND NO. 2 MAIN ENGINE NII1. COLEMAN AND BTL LAROSE I I MMS DARLINGTON, THE DILIGENT DCPO 54fM-DIVISION za, . 1 In 'X I 'F nrfik , ,V-l Y iw I N . ' , 3 ' , qi . QI .I Y I v f V 2 I I THE MPA AND MM2 BALDWIN BOYZ MMJ RUI I, MM2 MISKOSIQI, MMA VIIISQOII AND MMIN IUCCHESI THE BT'5 WILL NEVER LOOK HERE FOR MY TOOL BAG MMS BLUE TRIES TO KEEP HIS EARS WARM MM2 HARRISON, MM2 SWEDBURG AND MMFN M-DlVISION!55 Aw QQ Wg , 1 ,Q we M Af 2:1 M gg , Q, Z ww M ,Q .f I I W , ,Z ails -' :ef Boiler Technician BTS VIERA BTICSWD VERA FN ROJAS BTFN CLIFTON BTKSWD HELCO BTS DAILEY -lm 1' yi'i , EQ' FN REAVE5, BT2 PARKER, BTFN TURNER, BTFN CHEEVER, BTFN CHANDLER I .3 .. M-....M,..l... 5 I 5. Q E , ? ,, is I I I 56fBOILERS DIVISION S BTS HOUGE BTICSWD VERA BTS GRIGGITH BTS WALLEY BTFN BARRET -111 'aw Cm 3, :Sis -cw' Boiler Technician Q ,N 3 05 s 'Q N- 'N gi fa. 3 BT2 BOBB FN BOYD -4' FN ROJAS BTKSWD NEWELL TURNER S'-Us A -,N i?i BT2 REICHERT BOILERS DIVISIONXS7 4 . I I J ji , Q, 4 ,I J S32 A V . I ,f A N , Q k. fa Q ww' . - . Q ., .- V- ,A A :gf Q NS ff'-: , h , ' ff -, X- W4 V' Lu :E ra Q, Boiler Technician 4' I wwf-J' on-P Nqr-nf. BTICSWD SMITH DCICSWD JARRET BTICSWD VERA 58fI3-DIVISION CLI BTICSWD NEWELL MMKSWD POKRAKA BTCCSWD MOORE AT THE CONTROLS BTICSWD NEWELL RIDING THE RANGE 41--l Ni S, BTFN CHANDLER BEER!!! Q :Sis -' ax Boiler Technician BTFN CHEEVER MMS DAVE EMFN MENDOZA BTCCSWD LOROSE ff ,, BTG DAILEY BTS PERKINS B-DIVISIONXSQ A-DIVISION r s a 9 .. . 5 N gk. M in u 0 I 1 4 cg -4 s, .I L . fs., A 'ks X- 1-L,-A X Ms' L M- s 5 i A LUG GERACE MMQ RICKABAUGH FN MITCHELL MMcscswJ MOORE MM2 POWELL FN WILLIAMS MMI HARRELL MM2 HODOROvYcH MMFN DAVIS MM14swJ PENDERGRASS MM2 vOLNER FA PEABODY MM1 POKRAKA MMO miss FR TURNER EN1 Hopes MMO WORTH MM2 cHuRcH MM3 OPALExvsi4i MMFN HARROLD After departing NWS Earle on August 18, A-Division began making preparations for what would be a very busy deployment. During the next71!2 montht we pumped in excess of 150 million gallons of fuel, and provided storage for countless tons of food to support the ships of Operation Desert Shield!Stortn Although our primary mission was to transfer fuel to ships alongside, practically a daily occurrence, our daily routine consisted of much more. Maintenance and repairs ofa wide array of equipment demanded total commitment from everyone in the division. A-Division onboard SEAITLE consists of four worltcenten Fuel Control, Hydraulics, Boat Shop, and ACGR Shop. While each worlscenter has its own specialty, an all hands effort was needed to maintain fuel systemi steering units, the BGA crane, cargo doors, emergency diesel, small boats, and refrigeration systems. During the course of the cruise, we bid farewell to some shipmates and welcomed aboard some new ones. Fair winds and following seas to MMC Lotimote. MM1 Carpenter, ENS Rockhold, MMS Jefferson, MMS Reyes, and ENG Samson. Additions to our ranks include LUG Gerace, A-Division Officer, MMCSISWIMOOIP. A-Division LCPO, MM2 Church, MMS Opalewslsi, MMG Fries, FA Peabody, FA I-loplsins, FA Grays, and FR Turner. Lost but certainly not least, on March 1lth,wt welcomed aboard our newest shipmate, Miss Kelsey Leigh Mitchell, daughter of FN and Mrs. Mitchell. A As this long deployment draws to o close, A-Division is proud to have been a port of Operation Desert ShieldfStorm, enhancing SEA'l'I'LE'S reputotionw the finest combat logistics force ship in the fleet. DIVISION OFFICER - LUG GERACE LCPO - MMCSCSWD MOORE DIVISION LPO - MMI HARRELL OOXA-DIVISION 3 Ii I YTIHIII ShIeIdIY Md!!! IWOIIKE IIMCLIIT STSVIIL IIIIIUIII' IW LW - WOULD YOU TAKE FUEL FROM THIS MAN? FUEL SPILL? CAN'T YOU SEE I'M BUSY? I NEED A wow ITELIEEI +6- WHOEVER IT IS, WERE NOT HERE! TAKING A BREAK IN HAIFA, ISRAEL 4, I BOAT SHOP PERSONNEL CFOR THE MOST PART? TURN TO? YOU MUST BE JOKINGI MAKING PREPS TO ENTER RED SEA THIS BUD'S FOR YOUI I'M So EXCITEDI A-DIVISIONX61 n ' E-DIVISION ROW 1: EMFN MENDOZA, EMS KIRK, EMS JEFFRIES, FN CURRY, EMFN HUSS, FN RODRIGUEZ, FN CULBREATH, EM1 LEONARD ROW 2: EMC WOODY, ICCSGIEFIZ EM2 MANRIQUE, EM2 NIMMO, EM2 APPLEARD, EMFN GRIMSLEY, EMFN BROWN, ICB JONES, EMFA NAUGLE ROW 3: LTJG RYER, IC2 HILL, EMFA WAX, EMFAIEAIIY ICFN STINE, ICFN FISCHER, FN PAUL, FN MCGUIRE ABOVE: CHANGING OF E-DIVISION LEADERS. RIGHT: BOOTS AT PLAY IN ISRAEL. I I 62fE-DIVISION , . f1 lI. 'fx .JJ I ABOVE: E-DIVISION REMOVING SHORE POWER CABLES TO BEGIN THE CRUISE. UP- PER RIGHT: E-DIVISION GATHERED FOR EMC REENLISTMENT, LOWER RIGHT: IC MEN HARD AT WORK. BELOW: IC2 HILL AND FN CULBREATH TRYING TO MINGLE IN JED- DAH. SCH? MEI-G' 1,1 sau: K , 01009008.41 -, I In 1 y I Cx- , V I I .. . ., ' .- l 5 ' CQ ,P ff' 'I' . , ' nw -ag ,. II 3 ' 2 Vu Z ff' 4 ' i r- 1 4...n-aj I 4 3 I v n 1 I I ,g,,. , , ,Y X v f , E-DIVISION!63 ,, ,W-vw ..,.,A .Ai Ali' HTFN RIHEL HTFN FAWVER DCFN MEDLOCK DCFN MOSBY DCFN EDWARDS HTFN WALKER FN HENRY REPAIR DIVISICDN u X. DAMAGE CoNmoL SHOP ww?-0,,,,,,v-i' xx X 1 FL nf ,f ff r . ,NS sux, DANOI FUN IN HAFIA WHAT WAS THAT! THE .IAWS OF LIFE W RAE'S STUFF .wfuvmm-. all ' .Aw S ,yi,,Y,,f S. 5.1.4 HANK TRIES TO WELD I MIKE IN THE MORNING W TOAD TIED UP! REPAIR DIVISION!65 LCDR CD. MCDCJNALD 661 SUPPLY SUPPLY OFFICER sis x :S in E 31 f VW: if 'f , wwf ,fw '-15: wx 55 A fs X Q-.. 5 1 Q f ...F-ng 1, fl 5 'gl':., 5:2 I U 0: 5,1 me MCCORMICK RELAXES IN THE WARDROOM LT HUGHES CAN HARDLY WATT To GET STARTED E' nur' LT PAIR WORKS UP A SWEAT SAYING GOODBYE LCDR DARBY GETS OVERENTHUSIASTIC ABOUT SAMPLING A MEAL LT HUGHES, LTJG WATSON, LTJG MCCORMICK AND SKC HESTER ENJOY THE SUN ON BEER DAY r ,f -.9 SUPPLYX67 I 'u STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT - SKC HESTER, SK2 BOLGER, SK2 STEVICK, SK1 DES JARDINS, SN MCGEE, SN JONES, LTJG WILLIAMS, SKSN HALL, SA EVANS, SK8 COVINGIOII, SKSA PADILLA, SK8 CASS, SK2 RINGOLD. KNEELING, SK1 MARIFOSQUE, SA LEWIS, SKSN THORNTON, SKS BENGOUGH, SK2 ROSS, AK2 NANCE, SN WALMER. S-1 DIVISION IS THE PRIMARY DIVISION SUPPORTING SEATTLE'S LOGISTICS MIS- SION. DURING THE CRUISE, THE SUPPLY DEPARTMENT, LED BY CARGO DIVISION, SET A PACE UNEQUALLED IN THE HISTORY OF THE SEATTLE. 12,500 TONS OF CAR- ll GO AND 350 TONS OF FFV WERE PROVIDED TO THE RED SEA BATTLE GROUPS. THIS ACCOMPLISHMENT WAS POSSIBLE THROUGH THE EFFORTS OF THE 11 MEN OF CARGO, AND THE 12 MEN OF FLIGHT DECK RIG TEAM TEN. OFTEN WORKING s AROUND THE CLOCK FOR DAYS AT A TIME, THESE FEW MEN'S TIRELESS EFFORTS TRULY MADE A DIFFERENCE IN THE WAR EFFORT. THE SUPPLY DEPARTMENTS CAN-DO ATTITUDE RESULTED IN RECOGNITION FOR SEATTLE AS THE BEST COM- BAT LOGISTICS FORCE SHIP IN THE RED SEA. I LTJG WILLIAMS THINKS ABOUT SOME- 'W' PLACE ELSE. X SOMEBODY TOLD ME mls WASAW XI COKE WHERE DID LENNOX AND LAMOTHE GO? SK2 CQRDERQ AND SKS CQVINGTQN HAVE FUN IN GSK 68fSUPPLY 1 'Y EHS. DFI' 'HL' 1 A SK2 ROSS WITH HIS WIFE ON DAY WE LEFT FOR THE MED A12-A I1 sk T 5 3 I i A , ww E 2w1w HEY CASS, CLOSE YOUR MOUTH SK2 BOLGER IS VERY PROTECTIVE OF HIS SKITTLES i X .A wb x., 1 f , me if I QSM! 1 L 2 , N GSK NANCE WAITS ron EMFN QUMMINGS IN HAIFA WHAT 5 up MAN? sm MAR: FOSQUE HATS CAKE I -I f SUPPLYf69 Y :ff liwrv , MS2 WHITBY SA VASQUEZ, MSS ARZADON, M53 LEACH, AND MS1 RODRIGUEZ PROVIDED EXCELLENT MEALS AND SERVICE TO THE WARDROOM. Kr-1'- BM2 GILDER, MSG BOYER AND LTJG WATSON DISCUSS PARTICLE PHYSICS ON THE MS1 FREIRICH AND MS1 MCCOY, KNOWN AS LAUREL AND HARDY, ENIOYA FLIGHT DECK S2 DIVISION KEPT BUSY DURING THE DESERT STORM CRUISE. FOR THANKSGIVING INPORT HAIFA, WE HAD MANY ISRAELI GUESTS ABOARD FOR THE HOLIDAY MEAL. EVERYONE THOUGHT IT WAS A SUC- CESS, DURING CHRISTMAS, WE WERE UNDERWAY, AND THE EFFORTS OF THE COOKS HELPED BOOST EV- ERYBODY'S MORALE. FROM AN UNANNOUNCED NEY INSPECTION IN HAIFA, TO A SMA IN JEDDAH, S-2 AL- WAYS LOOKED GOOD. S-2 ALSO HOSTED SEVERAL FLIGHT DECK PICNICS, AND PROVIDED FOOD FOR SEATTLE'S BEER DAY. THE FOOD ON A SHIP BEING A BIG MORALE FACTOR, S-2 DIVISION WORKED HARD TO MAKE SURE THE CREW WAS WELL-FED, ENSURING SEATTLE WAS ABLE TO ACCOMPLISH HER MISSION. 7OfSUPPLY MEAL ON THE MESS DECKS . DECIDE MARIANO - DO YOU KNOW WHERE YOU ARE? IS IT M52 STEWART OR MS2 CLEARY YOU Y Q if A L Z5 i n 1 . I L . f' fi' f, Qlffi 7 1, : -,xr I .V 2 -x-.', ' I 5 T f .5 MSSN STEVENS FEEL5 COOL WHEN HE DRINKS NEHI How DO YOU GU ws mn Qwa M, 4 I , , I I f gli, I I v X ,, 4, M53 HENNE AND MSSN ARZADON SLAVE OVER A HOT STEAM TABLE - PEDRO - ARE YOU AWAKE7 M53 LEACH, MSSN BOYKIN, MSSN GREEN, MSSA MARCIAL, MSSA BROWN AND M52 CLEARY LOSE CONTROL OF THEIR FING- ERS. M353 IIACH SMILES BIG FOR ALL I 1 , OF H15 FANS NNE T-SHIRT! If SUPPLY!7'I I I I I I I 5 A N2 Ml J W5 ' TT! ' I I I If I2 I, ' 4 I ' .ff , X 4 O 3 . it tm I I ,, 5 Kit, 1 -W qw H90-i 5 Y S14 I i SHSN BRIDGES SH2 SHIMKO SHI COLEMAN, SN FULK, SN BROWN, SHO MCGHEE, SHG GAGGIANI, SH2 WALKER, SHSN THOMPSON ' 5 x 4 I Q I I J I Qu J I ix , ' I i 4 I I 'T Alnklniwww SN FULK IN A RARE MOMENT WITH HIS MOUTH CLOSED. S-3 DIVISION BEGAN THE CRUISE IN A FRENZY, TRYING TO GET ALL THE NECES- SARY ITEMS ON BOARD FOR AN EXTENDED DEPLOYMENT. SH2 WALKER AND SH2 SHIMKO MANAGED TO GET ENOUGH STOCK FOR 90 DAYS. TWO WEEKS AFTER WE GOT UNDERWAY, THE SHIP'S STORE SOLD OVER 512000.00 BEATING THE OLD RECORD BY 58000.00 5300000.00 IN SALES HAD BEEN GENERATED BY THE END OF THE CRUISE, WITH SHSN THOMPSON IN THE STORE. SN FULK KEPT THE SODA MACHINES FULL, BETWEEN THE SODA MACHINES AND THE SHIP'S STORE, OVER 565,000.00 WAS GENERATED FOR THE SHIP'S WELFARE AND RECREATION FUND. SN BROWN AND SHSN SMITH CUT OVER 6000 HEADS OF HAIR, AND SN MCGINNIS, SN BERRY, SN MOORE, AND SHSN BRIDGES PROCESSED OVER 432,000 POUNDS OF LAUNDRY, WHEN WE LEFT, WE WERE A GROUP OF INEXPERIENCED SH'S, WHEN WE CAME BACK, EVERY MEMBER OF S-3 WAS CROSS-TRAINED TO HANDLE AL- MOST ANY POSITION IN THE RATE. S-3 TAKES PRIDE IN KNOWING IT FULFILLED IT'S MISSION. BESIDES PAYING THE CREW OF SEATTLE, DKI GONZALEZ, DK3 JOSEPH, DKSN BERDANIER, AND DKSA WATSON ASSISTED NUMEROUS TRANSIENTS WHO CROSSED THE DECKS OF SEATTLE DURING THE CRUISE. DISBURSING SOLD FOREIGN CURRENCY IN AUGUSTA BAY, AND PAID DEALERS BILLS IN ALL FOREIGN PORTS. DEC '90 WAS A HIGH MONTH WITH OVER S1 MILLION IN CHECKS BEING PROCESSED BY DISBURSING. ENDING UP, DISBURSING PAID OVER 800 PEOPLE ADVANCED LEAVE RATS. 72!SUPPLY!S3 I II SHS MCGHEE SAYS I JUST LOVE THE NAVY EZ WAI KI R I NIOYS A QIIII TER MOMENT ALONG THE SU SHJGAGGANI STANDING TALL AS FAN- SHS DETIAN GETS A NAM 'AIL SENTRY .mf ll! O ' S' 1' Q ,A SN BROWN CUTS THE LAST or mc MOORES HAIR SHS JOHNSON SEEMS ENGROSSED IN HIS WORK S-K-.ak .. A . .,.. Hfifff lu... A, - .41 Y SN BROWN AND SHSN THOMPSON LOAD SODA INTO THE MANEATER 13' xi- ?. ' --ll 95 affix ,M X 3 0- 8. LUG MCCf',y.M,fH M31 IWW ,V IH., BNN, H ZSMINAI DK1 GONZALEZ GUS A NAM S3fSUPPLYf73 N A X A on E? N-. J V 7 x STANDING: GMG1 LAUNDEVILLE, GMG8 STEVENSON, GMGSN EDWARDS, GMGSN THORNE, GMG3 EDWARDS, GMGSA TEMPLETON, GMG3 BLECHA, GMG3 DANLEY GMC BROWN. KNEELING: GMGSN JACKSON, GMGSN GREENE, SN VANDERPOOLE, GMGSN MOBLEY, GMG3 ERICKSON, GMG2 DORONCO, GMGC3 WEINER GUNNER O'NEAL, OUT FROM THE CARGO HOLDS, IN TO THE SUN. GMC BROWN ON HOMECOMING DAY FROM AUGUST 1990 TO MARCH 1991, WHILE DE- PLOYED IN THE RED SEA, THE HARD WORK OF WEAP- ONS DIVISION WAS KEY IN SUPPORTING THE RED SEA BATTLE GROUPS DURING THE EXTENSIVE AIR CAM- PAIGN CONDUCTED AGAINST IRAQI FORCES. DUE IN LARGE PART TO WEAPONS DIVISION'S TIRELESS EFFORTS, NOT A SINGLE COMMITMENT WAS MISSED, NOR DID A SINGLE REQUISITION GO UNFILLED. WHILE MOST OF THE CREW LOOKED FORWARD TO THE BRIEF INPORT VISITS FOR LIBERTY, THE GUNNERS- MATES OFTEN WORKED ON INTO THE NIGHT, ON- LOADINGXOFF-LOADING COUNTLESS TONS OF ORD- NANCE, STRIVING TO FILL ALL REQUIREMENTS, AL- LOWING SEATTLE TO MAINTAIN HER REPUTATION AS A VITAL ASSET TO THE FLEET. THE EXCEPTIONAL PRO- FESSIONALISM AND DEDICATION TO DUTY DISPLAYED BY THE PERSONNEL OF WEAPONS DIVISION REFLECT GREAT CREDIT UPON THEMSELVES AND THE SEATTLE. 74fWEAPONS DIVISION '----0-4' 'x GMG3 BLECHA, AND GMGQ PANZOLLO REENLIST V we I I WAITING GMGSN FEIBLEKORN SHOWS HIS BETTER SIDE FOR THE DENTIST. E li-I--A S 5 1f,.. , f-E I-vE gnu! -il.. - X RIG TEAM TEN MEMBER HOOKS UP A LOAD OF MISSILES THE CREW PERSONALIZED MUCH OF THE ORDNANCE THAT CROSSED THE FLIGHT La. SAEVANSSTANDS ON BOMBS ABOUT TO GO TO IRAO X! Y W 1 'I DECK GMGSN THORNE AND DKC5 JOSEPH RIG TEAM 10 GMGSA TEMPLETON AND MSSN BROWN RIG TEAM 10 LTIG WATSON, FCS MORFFIELD, LTJG MCCORMICK AND LTJG WILLIAMS ON THE FLIGHT DECK. 5iI.I THOUSANDS OF TONS OF CARGO WAS MOVED ACROSS THE FLIGHT DECK AS WELL AS BOMBS. WEAPONS DlVISION!75 I I I V I I 'N E I I LCDR DARBY AND HIS SON ON THE DAY WE LEFT FOR GET THAT CHEESECAKEI SEA AND ANCHOR OOD IS SOOO MUCH FUN! THE CRUISE ,L , ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,.,-- W I f ,,, ,, 4 X, vw Lui' E fs. I N Ag f ...A ff Y T s . , I' x ? Q .. fda ,. A' I 'LX Q ft f , .'f-Qu, ' ' ll, M 47 4' z, N W 4 I HEY CHIEF, WE STILL HAVE BOMBS TO MOVEI SUPPO, LOOKOUT FOR THAT I-IELICOPTEIIN I!! U Q IT NOW FLIGHT QUARTERS, FLIGHT QUARTERS, ALL HANDS MAN Youn FLIGHT QUARTERS STATIONS , I WANT A MARGARITA, AND I WANT 76f5UPPLY DEPARTMENT f 'Tv THE SUPPLY DEPARTMENT ALWAYS MADE A GOOD SHOWING AT REENLISTMENTS. I SHOULD HAVE BEEN A M5 WHY IS THIS MAN SMILING . ? MS1 RODRIGUEZ JUST LOVES HIS JOB It ,,..'.-?-- O I in PIUSIVEA -A ANGTHTTT Tom MIDI Q VJIJT IUFI, BEANS AND Domus - WHAT SEATTLE'S SUPPLY DEPARTMENT DOES BEST. SUPPLY DEPARTMENTX77 X Z M 4 Z V1 Q41 K4 fi 2 i 3 fi Iii Q45 5 il Q 2 5 .w I I ! 5 i I CTopD Operotions Officer LT Chorles F. Coudill. CLeftD Copt. Trofton owords the Novy Achievement Medol to FCQCSWD Norton for outstonding performonce. CRightD Missile division uploads SeottIe's defensive muscle. 78!OPERATIONS oPEnArioNs DEPARTMENT The Operotions Deportment Personnel hove gone through the wringer throughout the post yeor ond o holf ond performed through odverse circum- stonces like the true tolented professionols they hove time ond ogoin proven themselves to be. Dur- ing the yord period beginning in Jonuory of 1990 they performed renovotions to oll of the deport- mentol spoces ond millions of dollors worth of oltero- tions to equipment. Upon exiting the yords, they en- tered o demonding series of nucleor weopons in- spections which culminoted in o very successful DNSIA lmmediotely followed by o deployment to the Red Seo in support of Operotion Desert ShieId!Storm. Throughout the seven ond o holf months overseos, they continuolly performed flowlessly. SEATTLE not only met eoch ond every commitment ossigned, but performed mony duties toslsed to other ships. Your efforts mode SEATTLE the ship requested by oll units in the Red Seo for oll replenishment. M3-E WR , 'un--' OPERATIONS I 79 Rowe DETECT, TRACK AND REPCDRT CDI DIVISION DCDES IT ALL' Moinroining o thorough understonding of the tocticol situotion ond co-ordinoting resupply opero- tions wos o demonding tosk for the men of OI Divi- sion. The OS ond EW rotings, working in full co-opero- tion more than met the chollenges it provided. Through hord work ond dedicorion the division con- tributed significontly to the success of SEATTLE during DESERT SHIELDXSTORM. ABOVE Look, rhere's the pier. RIGHT This is getting oid reol quick, Iet's go home. BELOW . . . So rhot's 300 pizzos, 2 pollers of coke ond how mony twin- kies? BO! OI DIVISION R 'fit Even with the wor on, thoughts drifted towords liberty ond Ol Division did get their chonce. Stops in Hoifo, lsroelg Jeddoh, Soudi Arobiop ond Sigonello, ltoly provided the releose we needed to rest our bodies, roise our spirits ond continue the job of sup- plying the fleet with the meons to end the wor ond come home to our fomilies. ABOVE Oi Division muster in Hoifo, lsroel. LEFT No Mis- siles . . . YET! BELOW Whot do you meon you don't know whot thot is? I l OI DIVISIONXB1 CTOPD L fo R FRONT: FC2 KEY, FCQCSWD CUTLER, FCS NESSMITH, SN BEVERLY. MIDDLE: FC1BUBERT, FCQCSWD NORTON, LTJG CREED. BACK: FCS MOREFIELD, FC2 COOPER, FCSN BRADY, FCS HUIETT. CLOWER LEFT? BIRD'5 AWAY! CLOWER RIGHTD FCS HATFIELD AND FCSN BRADY LOADING UP THE LAUNCHER. 82fOM DIVISION ...IT DIES Throughout our stint in Norshipco the mojority of us worked hord to get systems ond spoces into shope. All of us thot is except for Woodreou who monoged to moke mojor odvoncements in poper oirplone technology ond lower his golf hondicop by six strokes during his time ot ILO. The end of the yords morked the depotture of Skippy CFCC Weimorb to USS SAIPAN ond the gteot SEATTLE migrotion to Eorle, New Jersey. Arrivol in Eorle meont weeks of long doys roving ond stonding grey 17 during NWAT ond DNSI, then before we knew it we were heoded ocross the Atlontic toword horms woy in the Red Seo. Along the woy we soved Bev from o life of chipping point in Deck Dept ond ocquired the Hoppy Boot Comp ofter he spent the better port of two months rooming the med chosing the ship. The Red Seo wos best chorocterized by months of boredom shorpened by o few moments of ponic when the Greek frigote locked us up with its fire control rodor. The months possed ond we finoily returned home to CSA ond numerous other inspec- tions, but it wos stiII mighty nice to be bock in the Iond of budweiser ond morgoritos. ,I CTopD CIWS seorching the sky for its next victim. CLeftD Best Wishes Soddom . . . Love FCS Morefield. CLowet Leftb FC2 Cutler working hord ot 0900. CLower right? FC2 Cutler dreoming of morgoritos ot 0905. 'YQ II 1 X OM DIVISIONXBCJ E.T. SHOP DIVISION After leaving the Norfolk Shipyards and shifting Homeports to Earle, NJ, we set sail to FOR OPERA- TION DESERT SHIELD under the guidance of our E.M.O., Mr. Martin, and ET2 Dubaj, we prepared for every possibility. Unfortunately, ET2 Lueckhad had to leave, and several new peoplejoined the shop, notably, ETS Rockentine, and ETS Benoit. lt was a long fall, with SEATTLE meeting every commitment and the ET's ensuring the proper functioning of the ship's radars, communication gear and of course - those walkie-talkies everybody loved so much. We saw Israel, Italy and that wonderful Port of Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. ETS Branscum kept that SPS-10 up non- stop, while ET2 Galbraith and ET2 Sutter gave us the Gumby and Pokey Show. Midway through the cruise, C.M.L. shangheied ETC Hudson in Sigonnella, who was a welcome addition. With ET2 Geiger's ex- pert supply guidance, the ship also prepared for a Combat Systems Assessment and a 3-M Inspection, and passed both. We returned weary, but glad, and looked back with fondness an the challenges we faced and overcame with flying colors. ii X 6 I 9 84fOE DIVISION ff X f .XX 11 I X is ff ...J MM X , :ff I fa , fi' WM W, , ,K Qu 4 xv ff f , X. 5' ,7 ww 1 A5 ywf ':, 4 ,C 7, 1 0 - , , --A-C QW ' ff Q mm ' , .. W 2.-'T ' ,A . W W J X f , . , f-W ,WW 'S 'X f f 7 Ik f A f 7 If lg. C f f ,K 1' 'ts f' 661 OC-O5 DIVISION W TELL'IN IT TN ,H ,ew I f Z Z , V7 ,f ,ffg fm 7 , 5 , WW ,, , W wg - ' , y! , fx ,N X I I , x I X f if W w C Q? X t W lx? Q , Y 77 K f 1 .Q f f X -4 4, '7 W 7 TOP PHOTO: FRONT ROW CL-RD SMICSWD FRONZA- GLIO, SMSA DIAZ, RMSA COOPER, RMS MYERS, RMSN GEARY, SA JONES, SMICSWD NORRIS MIDDLE ROW: RMS BIRMINGHAM, RM2 EMMERT, RM1 BIECHLER, RMS BURKES, RM2 LAMBERT, RM2 SHEPARD. BACK ROW: SMQCSWD CARON, SMS NICKERSON, RMS BAG- WELL, RMS GRANT, RMSA TODD, RMI MCCRAW, RM2 DARCY, SA ASHWORTH CSTINGER DETJ, SMSN EVANS, ENS REALE ABOVE: NO EVANS, YOU CAN'T PUT YOUR RACK UP THERE RIGHT: AMED, I SAID X-RAY, NOT IN- DIA! CSMSA DIAZ, SMICSWD FRONZAGLIOJ HOW IT IS at IQFAIKA WN M .IT :si f f ff-I ff ' 'T I 3' Q I -1 5, .. if 1' J THE COMMUNICATIONS GANG WE ACCOMPLISHED MUCH DURING THE 7V2 MONTH CRUISE, OPERATION DESERT SHIELD AND DES- ERT STORM DID NOTHING MORE THAN BRING US TIGHTER AND MORE RELIABLE THAN A SAILORS ROU- TINE DEPLOYMENT. ALL WE HAD WERE EACH OTHER. OUR COMMITMENT TOWARDS COMMUNICATIONS WAS HIGHLY DEMANDING IN EVERY RESPECT. THE TEMPO WAS HIGH, UNDER THE MOST CRITICAL MAN- NING SHORTAGES, ALTHOUGH NOTHING COULD SLOW US DOWN. TOP: SMKSWD NORRIS, SA GERK UPPER: HEY GUYS, WHEN DID THAT SHIP COME ALONGSIDE? CSM3 NICK- ERSON, SM1CSW3 NORRIS, SMICSWD FRONZAGLIOD. LOWER: NO GERK, THIS IS NOT FRONZ'S IDEA OF A GOOD TIME. CSA GERK, SMKSWD FRONZAGLIOD BE- LOW: I DON'T REMEMBER SEEING THAT ONE BEFORE. CSMQCSWD CAROND OC-OS DIVISION 187 NAVIGATION DIVISION , , Z X ,,4, , hy A I A, A ,250 N' , X 1 X If I, ,X f i f 1 Y A D I O B 4 A I 'IX QT KW! fa? X X S 4 NAVIGATOR AND ADMIN OFFICER DANIEL J. JUSTYNSKI, LTJG, USN ? - , X ,,,, . ., . . ,fm 'Z' 7 fix, W 43 1,1 If , ,A I ,I1 I f ,f ' f 3 I X X TOP TO BOTTOM, LEFT TO RIGHT: QMS SEUSZ, QMS VELASQUEZ, QMSA KELLER, THE NAVIGATOR RECHECKING THE PLOT DURING SEA AND ANCHOR DETAIL WHILE6 QM1 KNUCKLES, LTJG JUSTYNSKI, SN JIMENEZ, QM2 RELPH, QMCS MILLER. UNDERWAY FROM JEDDAH, SAUDI ARABIA 86 GM zz J' I ' I .SI EZ STEERING THE SHIP WHILE CONDUCTING UNREP BVELASQU GMI KNUCKLES PLOTTING THE SHIP'S POSITION SIR, THE SENSES WERE IN THERE YESTERDAY GM2 RELPH TAKING A CAT NAP AFTER A HARD DAY'S WORK SEA AND ANCHOR ON THE BRIDGE iP ADMIN DIVISION if 1 u-J LEFT TO RIGHT, TOP TO BOTTOM: YN3 SNELLINGS, PNSN RIVERS, PN2 HARRELL, PC2 HILL, SN HAYNES, PCSN STARKS, YNC THOMAS, PN1 DONALD SON, PNC ARROYA, PN3 DURAN, LTJG JUSTYNSKI, SA GIBSON, YN2 PEER, PC3 HARRIS, PNSA DELONEY. PNC CHESTER AND PN1 DONALDSON HARD AT WORK THE CO AND BMS GREEN AT THEIR UNREP STATION KIA! MAC5 vIN5oN GIVING ADVICE TO THE CREW PNC AIIIIOYA IQNIOYINCI Ins I IINCII AI A CII III IIIII N I OIIPIIANACII IN IIAIIA 90 1,, .I-.-:un wfM,,,,,,, ,- , - - N , N5 X S YNC THOMAS AND YN3 SNEELINGS ENJOYING THEIR CONVERSATION gl IIJG DANIEL JUSTYNSKI NAVIGATOIVADMIN OFHCER Wife COMMAND www mam ru M mums If' LT MITCHELL CHAPLAIN SN STARKS, PCS HARRIS, AND PC1 SOLO- ' MON TAKING A BREAK AFTER RECEIVING CHRISTMAS MAIL FROM OUR LOVE ONES. 1 I is Cf H X X, TALK AIIOUI UIIRIII1 IN YUIIR WUIIFI ALL RIGHT HAIL CALL MEDICAL DEPARTMENT F W X in , , W r' ' I I I ' . It-'Ji 5 THE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT PREPARES FOR WAR I I 5 I I ,, 4 3 1 V - -j I I I 'F I A , , K , W. , I :I I 2, LT UMLAUF MEDICAL OFFICER Q2 IIM1 IUABRS DIVISION OFFICER .1 ,,,,M'vr-3 U HMS LiXAWl L Y WU HM1 WILLIAMS 'TAD' Y'VX 4 H HM2 IHOMPSON SUPPI Y HN PELLY LAB SN FIORES NSTRIKER U 3 'fl lYV?M'sv 1 x DENTAL DEPARTMENT if ' ' . MD 3.2 f fe, f W Qi? fffi ' ,', A , WW X , ,vlmm-1 ' . 'V ' :,. , ,ff ,, 'flv-MW, ,ffm :J f THE DENTAL DEPARTMENT, MANNED AND READY U-,in 4 LT DATCHLER, DENTAL QEETCET1. W1 FIWSON WO Nj t A 9 ! T . I 1 iff. up I If ' DI' READY IO CLEAN DA COM TAKES AN X-RAY 'LZ j l DISEASE IDENTIFIED TEAM WORK IN DENTAL K UI, RMU, ,UR lm, ,W LT BATCHLER SCOPES THE DEC Q I I , I I I Q, Dlx DENTAL DEPARTMENTXQS HC-8 DET 0 RED SEA RAIDERS THE HC-8 DET 3 RED SEA RAIDERS , HOMEPOR- TED AT NAVAL AIR STATION NORFOLK, VIRGINIA IN- CLUDE 20 ENLISTED PERSONNEL AND 7 OFFICERS. FLY- ING TWO H-4bD'S THEIR PRIMARY MISSION I5 TO PRO- VIDE DAY! NIGHT, ALL WEATHER COMBAT SUPPORT LOGISTICS TO THE FLEETI VIA VERTICAL REPLENISH- MENTQOTHER MISSIONS INCLUDE PASSENGER TRANS- FERS, SEARCH AND RESCUE, SURFACE SURVEILLANCE AND SPECIAL OPERATION SUPPORT. SINCE DEPLOY- MENT BEGAN 19 AUGUST 1990 THE RAIDERS ATTAINED AN ,UNPRECEDENTED 1,080.9 FLIGHT HOURS, DELIV- ERED OVER 12 MILLION POUNDS OF CARGO AND MAIL, AND SAFELY TRANSFERRED 8700 PASSENGERS IN SUPPORT OF OPERATIONS DESERT SHIELD AND DES- ERT STORM. DURING THIS CRUISE MANY MILESTONES WEREACHIEVED INCLUDING THE FOLLOWING' PER- SONNELSELECTED, AS SAILOR OF ,THEMONTI-I: AK2 CHAPMAN X AMS3 CROCKFORD I AMHO, FIELDS I AEAN LEWCHENKOXAT1 WASHBURNIADQ BOYDXAZ1 HICKMAN. LT WHITMORE AND LT BEHRENDS COM- PLETED 1,000 FLIGHT HOURS IN THE H-46 HELICOPTER. LTJG RANEY WAS DESIGNATED HELICOPTER AIRCRAFT COMMANDER. AN SIMPSONXADS SUSZEKXAEAN LEWCHENKOXPRO ST PETER WERE SELECTED H-46 PLANE CAPTAINS. Q A RX UI, . '.. N , H A NS , I Wm AxAV N V L.,, gage Q THE RED SEA RAIDERS. L TO R: LCDR REAL, LT WHITMORE, LT BLASTOS, AMSO CROCKFORD CWO3 SCOTT LCDR CHRIS REAL, RED SEA RAIDER OEEICER-IN-CHARGE AIRBOSS , TAKES A BREAK FROM THE IIECIIC DESERT STORM FLIGHT OPERATIONS. -S8 'F'.E'?S' ,l II - CHANIC ADQDOYUS , THI RAIDERS LEADING ME OF THE DE. R AMS2 KLINE, AMH8 FIELDS, AT1WASHI3URN, AMH1ORTIZ, ADD RAY, ATAN GAREN, AMS2 KIEVIT, AN SIMPSONI PIRVISES THE MOVEMENT OF ONE I AK2 CHAPMAN, ADS SUSZEK, AMS3 HERNANDEZ, AMSAN MCCULLEY, PRO ST PETER, AD2 BOYD ADS DRAKE TACHMFNIS AIRCRAFT I AE1 GARRITY, AZ1CAWD HICKMAN, I.T SMITH, AEAN LEWCHENKO, I.T RANEY, I.T DEHRENDS ' A I ' ' 9O!AIR DET illuqfgm 5 LIC ll An- P'-lg, C. Q V ,L I WHILE DELIVERING CHRISTMAS MAIL TO THE JFK DATTLECIROUP, I , , , XK.x ' SANTA CLALIS MAKES A OLIICI4 STOP ON BOARD USS SEATTLE TO SM T.., I A A A I 1 A A VISIT HIS FAVORITE HELICOPTER DETACHMENT IN THE RED SEA. PIC- TLIRED L TO R1 LCDR REAL, CWOCI DOD SCOTT, AMS3 JIM CROCH- JUST ANOTHER DAY IN THE RED SEA AS BR 51 COMES FORD, A21 CSANTAD HICKMAN, LT MICHAEL SMITH. IN FOR AN AMMO PICI4 . BR 51 COMPLETES A DAY VERTREP EVOLUTION BY PICKING UP THE LAST OF THE RETRO. BOB SCOTT, RED SEA RAIDER MAINTE- OFFICER, TAKES HIS TURN AS FLIGHT DECK WHY OFFICER BY CLOSELY ODSERVINO AN AMMO VERTREP. AIR DETXQ7 'Q EOD DETACHMENT TEAM f 1 QQK WI- ' 43 s!J . X E I if Y .iv I T' xr, M175 Gi A Vrudom T4 J Herbs' updh 13 Tha Reds COW4+x xx Sxsflhai Tk . 9 , :gy ji EODXQQ . T CANDIDS 100fCANDID5 ff T 1.4 J, X 1 OTO THE CREW OF SEATTLE'S PRO BASKETBALL TEAM POSES FOR A PH OM TOP TO BOTTQM LEFT TO RIGHT LTJG MARTIN ALW ASM MSM DLEKWHERE 5 THE MAIL BUOYD WEAPONS CREW ON f W WHAT SURFACE CONTACT? il CANDIDS X 101 K7 :R 7 MS I ' 3 AYS A ' , THE AWN T X' 1 W 1 E A A A C 1 I .x 4 Y 102fCANDIDS T BHPTB.. i 'Ui ix K THE CREW OF THE SEATTLE WRITES A MESSAGE TO SADDAM LTJG SOLT ENJOYS A PICNIC ON LIBERTY S Q , Ny' -.S fa '. fa .fl GTE Ll 1 ,M . Y. . I K CANDIDSHO8 AUGUSTA BAY, SICILY in ........ THE SCENERY HERE IS VERY COMMON THROUGHOUT SICILY BEAUTIFUL HOMESTEADS ARE FOUND ON ALMOST EVERY- HILL M' -vi - . f 'f'1 -4 f FAQ nv fn. ,,, K -L A ,,., ww,,, 1-fir. n :H , ES A GREEK DESTROYER UNDERWAY FROM THE PORT OF AUGUSTA MOUNTAINS AND MOUNTAINS CAN DE SEEN EOR MIL 104fAUGUSTA BAY, SICILY SIGQNELLA, sucuw my .,, ,r TI-IE SUNSET IS A FANTASTIC SIGHT IN THE MED A COUPLE OF U.S. NAVAL WARSHIPS UNDERWAY FROM AUGUSTA .Lim IQ -if P: r1ff?2Ti ONE OF THE HARBOR ENTRANCES TO AUGUSTA, SICILY MOUNTAINS ARE FOUND ALL OV ER SIGONELLA, slow SIGONELLA, SICILYf 105 PORT OF CALL s s 1 A In November Seattle entered Haifa, Israel for a two week stay in the shipyard fixing up the ship and giving the crew a well deserved breather. Sail- ors visited Jerusalem, Tel Aviv, the area around the Sea of Galilee, and other historic locale in the Holy Land as well as sampling the night life in Haifa. Thanksgiving gave us the opportunity to make some new friends among the American exchange students attending the University of Haifa. Many others took to the trails covering Mount Carmel on horseback, an experience which will not soon be forgotten. Volunteers worked at hospitals and or- phanages throughout the area spreading good cheer and lending a hand to those in need. Haifa was a very enjoyable respite from the drudgery and stress of the Red Sea, and the hospitality of the people of Israel will always be remembered. CTopD A motley few of the Seattle crew living it up in a streetside pub. CRightD What do you mean S20 to get down! 106fHAlFA, ISRAEL l' .l fi' rl Y ff' .1 Lu LQ 2 Clopb DC2 Soldono getting set to somple o little of the locol cuisine. CLeftD Ens Becker rooms lsroel piec- ing together his documentary of the Holy Lond. CBe- Iowb Eosy there Horsey! Nice horseyl HAIFA, ISRAELHO7 l l l l W w, W s WNW fm ff , Wm... .T CTopD Check our those girls down there on the beochl Clsighfb Ens Swonn tells the role of Seorrle ro o group of lsroelis. 106!l-IAIFA, ISRAEL TJ len' 6.- ,iff-al-L CTopD A group of children from on orphonoge olded by Seotrie soilors. CLefrD A scenic view of the Church of the Annunciorion in Nozorefh. CBe- lowb LUG Justynski orremprs ro soothe his sreed before setting off down the rroil. HAIFA, ISRAELHOQ A TOUR OF HAIFA, ISRAEL ,A , Xl 4 . EA X fi ,sax Www? , .-AQ X 'fgmfirfis-, fs 0' MLK' 'G' A NUMEROUS VILLAGES AND MOUNTAIN RANGES WERE TOURIST SIGHTS DURING THE JEEP TOUR IN HAIFA. QMCS MILLER, PN1 DONALDSON, GMG1 LAUNDERVILLE, AND IC2 HILL EN- I JOYED THEIR HORSEBACK RIDE. MOUNTAIN RANGES To ONE OF MANY BE FOUND IN ISRAEL. ST A VISIT TO JERUSALEM -T A L ' i MSTOMB5 BEUEVED TO BE YN! Pl Ant Ji 'LUN W Aw RAID IU lkl UI THE BEAUTIFUL SEA OF GALILEE I5 WHERE JESUS WALKED ON WATER ali fa - . ' Wi? .1 ' N' ,.1k. ,A Q4 Y,5--v' mon. IK if U. T 4, . ,, -159 'L' -- 1 km, 41- , ,sh .. W GMQ RELPH AND QMSA KELLER L PLACE BESTDE THE SEA OF GALILEE WHERE MWAIUNG Wu 'S A MG WW M ' W' I UM' TU WM ?pIEET?T?:TETR TIME ENJOYING THE SCENERY. Q HATEA, TSRAELX111 SEATTLE AIDS RAMBAM HOSPITAL C wma 'XT I CX ax-:C , N , X 1 Q. E SIS , if 1 A W A wiv, I W f f up . S 4, ,, - X mmmwv-.w,.wNC-WW -Q S A is I 112 X SEATTLE SPIRIT V M, F, ,,,, W,--ff Zf W' , , , , mf: THE CREW OF THE SEATTLE WHILE PARTICIPATING IN OPERATION DESERT STORM, TAKE TIME OUT TOAID A CHILDRENS HOSPITAL IN ISRAEL. THE SEATTLE'S CREW WORKED ON BUILDING REPAIRS AND PAINTING AS WELL AS VISITING WITH THE CHILDREN. m,,,,..1-nununvhlnfusurgf-T. .p x rx. , . ,, 'fffm ' s'. Q as 1 2 s .-' I J. '51 li ,di 'T ,,,,v.: 1 T T N- :Qi ,-Q 1 IOP PNC ARROYO PLAYS FOR THE CHILDREN. UT, LOW DT1 ERICKSON HOLDS A CHILD AND SPREADS HIS TLC TO THE PATIENTS, DOI TOM A GROUP OF SEATTLE MEN WORK ON REN- OVATING THE BALCONY OF THE ORPHANAGEXHOSPI- TAL Es- T 1 1 T I as I, Ol rf' T xl' ,'1ln. T 4 . T T f 3 L SEATTLE SPIRITX11 115 THE CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS .HJ SANTA CLAUS CCAPT. TRAFTOND, THE POSTAL CLERK5, AND THE FLIGHT DECK CREW ANXIOUSLY AXVAIT THE HELO FOR DELIVERY OF HOLIDAY GOODIES hw HE Co, xo, CHAPLAIN AND CMC FARMER AND ADC GREEN ENJOY mr of1.ciorw'loN5 IN THE CPO M555 THE LIGHTING OF THE CHRISTMAS TREE WITH T JEDDAH, SAUDI ARABIA JEDDAH LIGHTHOUSE JEDDAH MEMORIAL THE HOLY ISLAMIC PORT OF JEDDAH I J F L I TRADITIGNAL JEDDAH CGNTEMPORARY JEDDAH BATTLE FCDRCE RED SEA RGMECD IS CLCDSED UP ,A ' .- 1'-A .2 4 A-'rim' , , 4 A U55 JOHN F. KENNEDY CCV-675 SHOOTS HER APPROACH USS SARATOGA CCV-605 BREAKS AWAY SHIPS OF THE EQRCE 45 if , I if, N I I EII I I I 1 I - I - ' -E iiiim ff P .if-QM S ' g-I r-ywsv' fi f wx g' -I 1 , PS E , E - P gm,-: 'N T1 - I ,gf j S il I .. 10' f e.SSx5vj'Y 1' 1' A vwggg S I S ,NP , Psewggyx - Sw I 4, I ' - , 1' 11' .: Q Img N., LE .X 'NW ' Q . -HMV! . PM . - P ., ff .. I . . , N. I P .E . K if V I, If :f 1 K - ' N ' mi.-ff ,.-will 'IX u w' Sw Q EX 4,4-+ A . NX E- . E f ,4,, ENN XKSQKX w,..Q ,f.SSs'53S H HQ f -.vw W.. X NS ww N .f ,X X v S SE y 'P X f5'1w . k. M, ,E I j . 5 ,I I , X I , ' Q 4fwvn4n.,4N,,, , gg5BL?Jg3TpTC?M, LEFT TO RIGHT: DD-Q60 - U55 SAN JACINTO CCG-56, 9, USS MISSISSIPPI CCGN 409, U , 55 SPRUANCE CDD-9635 U55 SAMPSON CDDG-105, 4 '93-'X' , wfwfibxw ,Ayr - P' 'g f 2 VNS- SiUfP: z S e- Q 'W E S. E 'fx I ..-I S P-MNg:S...., fw, ,, W- I 7+ I I ,P xT-- ww. E. .,Q,X.WX . I W , ,E -X.EP., I :X ,, krxxv ,NLLQ x CS U , M55 SURIBACHI CAE-217, USS SYLVANIA CAF5-25. NNECTED REPLENISH- IUS MEM! QJFEW OF THE MANY SHIPS REPLENISHED DURING OPERATION DESERT SHIELD XSTORM. ALL IN ALL 282 Co ERE COMPLETED. H BATTLE FORCE RED SEAM19 ,, '.1.Ix' USS NORMANDY CCG-603 USS WILLIAM V. PRATT CDDG-4415 U55 ELMER MONTGOMERY CFF-10827 T XX 'X XX Y M! V RICHARD G. MATHIESEN AND USNS SEALIFT PACIFIC 120 SEATTLE SUPPORTS MULTI NATIONAL FORCES IN THE RED SEA ' E75 'T' K gr? FROM TOP TO BOTTOM, LEFT TO RIGHT: FROM THE UNITED KINGDOM - HMS JUPITER MAKES HER APPROACH AND RECEIVES A FUELING PROBE, FROM FRANCE - FR COMANDANT DU- CUING 07955 COMPLETES HER REFUELING, FROM SAUDI ARABIA - HMS BORAIDA C9025 DURING OPERATION CAMELOT , FROM SPAIN - SPS DESCUBIERTA CF-319, FROM GREECE - HS LEMNOS MAKES AN- OTHER APPROACH TO STARBOARD. MULTI-NATIONAL FORCESH21 5 W4 122fBEER DAY I NEED A COLD BEER xc.-I PUMP 15 ll g . ff Z rf ,i I 2 fa, , ? D 6 M ,,,, -.,,...f,,.,,,,,,..,g. 1 A Q 1 'fn ' IT UP!! SEATTLE RETURNS HOME N T T N ,,. 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H V 'rf Agmmqwh pw:..s' l 4.5: ' it 15.21, X L 5 1 1 x E W Nl ww me ru CRUISE BOOK OFFICE ' ' I5 ll I V1 .,1armro11.m Bll1O,SUlf8 201 4 IIW1 I' x N N MW Norman, VA 23502 HOMECOMINGH27 Mnrcelme, Mo U S A F 1 CREDITS COMMANDING OFFICER: EXECUTIVE OFFICER: LCDR F- J. GRECO CRUISE BOOK STAFF . LTJG D. J. Jusrvwgpq EDITOR I COORDINATOR. ASST. EDITQRI LTJG A. L. CREED OMCSCSWJ GARY E. MILLER LAY OUT STAFF: LT J. T. LJMLAUF LTJG D. J. JUSTYNSKI LTJG A. L. CREED LTJG W. C. WATSON DMS D. K. ANDERSON SN M. J. LEIGHTON DIVISIONAL REPS PHOTOGRAPHY: THE CREW OF SEATTLE THE CRUISEBOOK STAFF WOULD LIKE TO THANK ALL OUR SHIPMATES WHO CONTRIBUTED THEIR TIME AND ENERGY IN CREATING THIS BOOK. 1 ,a ' J f ,r n:1, 0 f, 'lu- ' D f l' 5 4 3' 1 I ' f 5 ,V J p . I I 1. Al, . ,sis fr! ' r I V : Q 4 I V 'VX is , 1 . 5 f ' v S fr U ' N-'1 -'-. i . G I f S A K '- f ' 4 N ' lip 5 I f I .. ,. A . S I f' , r- , 'Q' . I. I j I X, 1 f rw? , , , F pf' Y Y 1 I X A v t Qty' I A v ts' 5 K lv A I jw,,: ,,5l is , t . 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