Spruance (DD 963) - Naval Cruise Book

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I 'Ninn r'- 4' l:O.'. 9: ,pu .duh A -13,1 o X nf H1 M ' 111 COMBAT SYSTEMS: QFD? DUTY Combat sy stems personnel pursued a va- riety of hobbies during their off duty hours These ranged from scuba to sky dis ing and resistance weight training with weights ot 'tuelx e ounces and more. Dur- ing Med 3-00 Combat Systems personnel round lots ot' ways to occupy their time. left Personnel front t'-X dis ision ei1.l05 at lets beers at 171: snip s t flllSll1l.l5P.lllN in lhcss.tlonil.t, kirecce. lt---Q text QMMR muy tliioiies goes .i thumbs .ni te iutcis otl the Vxhlxl ol' lltittli, lsr.iel. Y Above right: FC3 Mark Riceman sails slowly to earth on one ot' his owe: IMF Right: GMM3 Greg Roberts makes exery rep count in the Spmanee

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.fs- V CM and SW DIVISIONS CM Division's Fire Controlmen CFC,sj maintained their Sea Sparrow missile sys- tem in top condition throughout the cruise. SW Division's FC,s and Gunners Mates, Missiles CGMM'sj distinguished them- selves with a flawless two-missile Tom- ahawk strike deep into the heart of north- ern Iraq. J .. 1i XX. Below left: FC3 Adams, FC3 Accardi GMM3 Roberts propose a toast in a res- taurant in Rome. Below: GMMSN Adloff receives instruc- tions on how to apply frapping as the ship moors in Augusta Bay. f., fi.- 734, qgif? ,if 'f My ff,, , a.c.4q6,, 52 .- 5 . - -XA. .1 t x Zu . . N 3 1 as .55t11on'.E.GMMsN - s S C C . l Chroncs. G. GMM3 I it .t gf p C Dumorticr. R. ' , f - p 4 C C FCZQSW5 'S V i , e .. g C C F l-looser, T. A ' S Q ommiqswy ' ,, , . Kieser, D. FC IQSW3 i r Myers. R. FC3 ' s , X M ' fr r ' t.,, M. W f A Roberts. G. GMM3 Trosen, M. FC2 A K X I Wilson, R. FC2 4 y y ' ,.-. g I .. p Silk- ,kr 1 Y '- X M Right: -GMM3 Baker says: Come with me Cxperienc t Hurghada,-C he underwater pleasures of 16 ' COMBAT SYSTEMS . wi-9.5 5 . sf 4,

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In port or 611560, they 166619 Spruance alive with power, llghl, E GI EERI GDEPA TME With the steady advances in the sophis- tication of propulsion technology, Engi- neers have smoothly transitioned from sur- ly, wrench-wielding knuckle-draggers into surly intellectuals constantly hunched over expensive electronic devices bristling with switches and randomly flashing lights. The Engineering Department is divided into four highly-skilled divisions whose respon- sibilities include the maintenance and op- eration of all propulsion and auxiliary ma- chinery, the ship's generators, and its temperamental Vapor Compression Dis- tillers. In addition, engineers man the at- sea fire party, maintain Damage Control readiness, and ensure shipwide electrical safety. QPOXSCI GSM3 Marcus Gfavely and GSM3 Shaun lckniwanz pause dufing their search for a lost contact Above right MRCMCSWD Keith Rohnen d FN - . a Carlos Garcia machine a fitting in the MR sholp. Righli GSM3 Rockefeller Francia and GSM3 Richard Jenks ' Med Bggnitor one of the countless fuel transfers of 8 ' ENGINEERING . and water sw 'Q 'x ' X -1 1 'A QW, tv