Stump (DD 978) - Naval Cruise Book

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1985 volume:

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Q ,,, 4 -H -4. 'Mun iff , wma .-.fn-N 1: - W.. W . --.. -3 F px N :Lx -,ffnf.wM . 'P' 'rs -vw' -1-4 Stump's Proud HISTO USS STUMP is the f sixteenthf in ayyseries, of dth seventh to thirtySpruance class idestroyersyan t e join the Atlantic' Fleetgy sruivurs homeportj, is: Norfolk, Virginia, and is assigned to Cruiser Desttroyii ht dt Destroyer 'SquadroniTen er Group Eig an ' ,, , . MDesigned and built by ingaiis shipbai1dingi Division of Litton Industries, inPascagoula, Mississipi pi, STUMP is a member of the tirsttmajorj class of h U S Navy tobe povveredrbyt gas surface ships int e . . y t it turbine engines. Similiarin design to those used on aircraft, her gas turbine engines enable STUMP to accelerate rapidly, and to maintain high perform-, erations for several days without support. ance op , , STUMP is a versatile multi-mission ship whose primary mission is anti-submarine, warfare. Designed and built from the Keel up to detectiandi destroy submarines, her advanced underwater detection system, computerized tracking, processingfand tar- geting systems make the Spurance class destroyer a versatile submarine fighter. f i , ' , , Automation is employed in many other areas of the ship. S'l'UlVlP'S computerized tactical semi, ronmentg her main propulsion system can be started ,automation enables crevv smaller Y vvhiieqs and the ship and controlled from gunrnounts are crew conform of 2herfdesignQ found ,aboard ioufige, and f ii 5 gSTyUiMP reservations to ensure seabourne platform vvell l l COAT 0F RMS SSTU . if I ' . A. ,, ,H ,x I :I -N 'El ra' 'fif--ff in' s ' Q Qaggagi at 'P+ Q. 331 at .fiv- in-Q 'rf' 'fm iii . I sg Z'+WV511f The heroic and distinguished naval career of Admiral Felix B. Stump is reflected in the ship's coat of arms. The many decorations received by Admiral Stump for his exemplary service in the Pacific theater during World War ll are represented in the shield. The blue silhouette cross refers to the Navy Cross awarded him twice while in command ot Carrier Division 24, the white central star denotes the Silver Star medal awarded 'ifor conspicuous gallantry and intrepidity in action against enemy-held islands. The Legion ot Merit, which he was awarded three times, is indicated by the crossed arrows in scarlet and white. The US. Army Distinguished Service Medal, received for exceptionally meritorious service as Com- mander of a combined operations center during the early part of the war, is represented by the colors scarlet, white and blue, the colors of the suspension ribbon of the medal. The four smaller stars in gold are in recognition of the attainment of the rank of Admiral, The gold shield is symbolic of knowledge and achievement. Admiral Stump's Navy career, his noted boldness, and his service aboard six aircraft carriers are represented by the griffin holding an anchor. Perhaps the best way to summarize Admiral Stump's philosophy towards his naval career, as well as the best way to summarize the conduct of the proud ship that bears his name, is the ship's motto: TENACITY: FOUNDATIGN CF VICTORY. if yy I HS Il 1 fflcer We Commander Perrotta was born in Coraopolis, Pa. on 31 March, 1942 and was raised in Ohio and Pennsylvania. He enlisted in the United States Navy in April of 1961 and was commissioned via the Navy Enlisted Scientific Education Program QNESEPD in June, 1968 after graduating from the University of Louisville with a Bachelor of Science Degree. Previous sea tours include command of the USS READY CPG-871 a missile equipped Patrol Combatant home ported in the Mediterranean. His initial sea assignment was in 1968 on USS COLUMBUS QCG-125 as Deck and Radio Officer, then as Missile Battery Officer on USS BIDDLE CCG-341, Weapons Officer on USS SEMMES QDDG-181, and Executive Officer on USS PETERSON QDD-9695. His shore assignments include Combat Systems Training Requirements ection Head in the office of Naval Operations QOP-39l and most recently on my A gixlvsgxx omcis the staff of the Commander Naval Surface Force, U.S. Atlantic Fleet as the Head of the Cruiser-Destroyer Combat Systems Requirement Section. Commander Perrotta has received the Meritorious Service Medal, The Navy Commendation Medal, The Navy Achieve- ment Medal and various other service medals. Commander Perrotta is married to the former Theresa Prah of Uniontown, Pa. The Perrottas and their three daughters, Laurie nn, Ashlie and Angela reside in Virginia Beach. X, f -I l In his chair on the bridge, the CO observes an exercise in progress. sweater happily poses for the above photo. 5 The Captain wearing the newly authorized Surface Warfare Rear Admiral Richard C. Ustick Commander South Atlantic Force Rear Admiral Ustick was born on 12 January 1934 in Modesto, California and was commissioned an ensign through the Naval Reserve Officer Training QNROTCD Unit at the University of California, Berkeley, in 1956. His shipboard assignments include: Damage Control Assistant, USS Gunston Hall, QLSD-5lg Opera- tions Officer, USS Agerholm, CDD-826lg Executive Officer, USS Zellars, QDD-777l, and Command- ing Officer, USS Duval County, CLST-758D and later USS Rea- soner, QFF-10631 From 1979 to 1981 Rear Admiral Ustick had command of Destroyer Squadron Twenty One, a squadron of ten destoyers that deployed to the Western Pacific Fleet and lndian Oceans with the U.S. Seventh Fleet. He has served on the staff of the Commander Amphibious Force, U.S. Pacific Fleet and Commander Antisubmarine War- fare Force, U.S. Atlantic Fleet. Rear Admiral Ustickls shore as- signments include: Two tours at the U.S. Naval Academy, first as an instructor, then from 1976 to 1979 as Chairman of the newly created Division of Professional Developmentg and two tours with the Bureau of Naval Personnel, Washington, D.C. The second as director of all U.S. Navy Person- nel assignment and placement. He was promoted to Rear Admiral on 9 April 1985 after having assumed command of USCOMSOLANT on 20 Febru- ary 1985, 6 Rear Admiral Ustick has mast- ers degrees in Operations Analy- sis from the Naval Postgraduate School in Monterey, California, and in International Relations from the National War College at Fort McNair in Washington, D.C. He has been awarded the Legion of Merit with Star, Navy Com- mendation Medal, the American Expeditionary Medal, and the National Defense Medal. He is married to the former Bernice Ollar of Modesto, Califor nia and has three children: Brent Lori Ann, and Charon Leigh. Captain William , Rodriguez Chief of Staff Captain Rodriguez was born on 20 October 1937 in New York City and graduated from City College of New York in 1959. He was commissioned through the Aviation Officer Candidate Pro- gram and designated a Naval Flight Officer in May 1961. l-le had operational flying tours with Patrol Squadron Forty- Five homeported in Bermuda, Patrol Squadron Twenty-Four Homeported in Patuxent River, Maryland, from 1977 to 1979 was Executive Officer and then Commanding Officer of Patrol Squadron Forty-Five in Jackson- ville, Florida. l-le has been desig- nated a tactical coordinator in the SP-5B Marlin and P-3AfP-3 C Orion Aircrafts and has deployed to virtually every patrol7ASW aircraft deployment site in the Atlantic and Mediterranean. Cap- tain Rodriguez has served two tours with the staff of Patrol Wing Eleven. ln Jacksonville, a tour on the staff of Cruiser-Destroyer Group Twelve which included two Mediterranean deployments, and from 1979 to 1980 a tour as Operations Officer with Com- mander Fleet Air Keflavik, lce- land. While in Keflavik, his staff was awarded the Navy Unit Commendation for extensive anti- submarine and surface surveil- lance operations against Soviet forces in the Norwegian Sea. l-lis shore assignments in- clude a tour as an instructor at the U.S. Naval Academy and, upon promotion to Captain in July 1981, a command tour of the Naval Reserve Officer Training fNROTCl Unit at the University of lllinois. Captain Rodriguez has a masters degree in Oceanography from the Naval Post graduate School in Monterey, California. I-le has been awarded the Meritorious Service Medal, Navy Commendation Medal, the Navy Unit Commendation Ribbon, and the Meritorious Unit Commenda- tion Ribbon. He married to the former Carolyn Disanti of New York City and has three children: Pamela, Rita Marie, and Edward. Executive Officer Commander Williams D. Lynch Commander Lynch was born in 23 September 1949 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. He subsequently moved to New York City, which he considers home. A graduate of Columbia University, he was commis- sioned an ensign in June 1971. His shipboard assignments include: First Lieutenant, USS DYESS QDD-8802 Gunnery Officer, USS MILLER QPF-109155 Assistant Engineering Officer, USS SPRUANCE CDD-96315 Engineering Officer, USS ARTHUR W. RADFORD QDD-9685. Commander Lynch's shore assignments include: duty at the Surface Warfare School, Newport Rhode Island as Senior Gas Turbine Engineering Instructor. He also served a tour at Cinclantflt's Propulsion Examining Board as Senior Gas Turbine Examiner. Commander Lynch has a masters degree in Computer System Management from the Naval Post Graduate School in Monterey, California. He has been awarded the Navy Commen- dation Medal with gold star and Navy Achievement Medal. Commander Lynch is married to the former Barbara Bird of Freeport, New York and has two children: Nulty and Brennan. The Lynch's reside in Virginia Beach, Virginia. 'W umx 2 3-M, ww W ,Q ' f , 2 .,,fw,5.fym - , .-.Mlm , ' Lf ,,.. l- A If if- ,,,.,, 6 r V I I 1 Xa We PW uv M 5 ,, 9 if . .z X ff' K 35 U l fr if , w 3, , ,, ,.,, 9 , v ,Z if 7 I X f 4 5 Z 1 E 42' Q l CDR Lynch, takin' care of business. 8 2. 5 w f ' 'T ' i ' 4 . - T? f25'.l2'Ef u. ' ' -P' fffqi' 4, . L Q I rift. Y Handling the re-enlistment of petty officer First Class Schilling. Command Master Chief PNCM Merl W. Cantwell .117 x, 'rf r A . 5 -B95 I , f USF-'H 'Z'-ff Counseling is just one part of the job. Master Chief Personnelman, Merl W. Cantwell assumed duties as the Command Master Chief of Stump on 22 June 1985. He was born in Ozark County, Missouri, and enlisted in the United States Navy in Kansas City, Missouri in August 1958. After recruit training and Basic Hospital Corpsman School in San Diego, California, his first tour of duty was the Naval Hospital at Parris Island, South Carolina. Subsequent tours included, USS INDEPENDENCE QCV-623, NAVSECGRUACTY Edzell. Scotland, MSTS Headquar- ters Brooklyn, New York, Fleet Marine Force Bootcamp Camp Legune, North Carolina, lst Marine Airwing in Danang, Republic of Vietnam, NRTC Spartenburg, South Carolina, Vietnamese Advisor School Coronado, California, 2nd Recon Batallion, Camp Lejune, North Carolina, Submarine Medical School Groton, Connecticut, USS BLUE FISH QSSN-676Jg USS GRANT QSSBN-63113 Naval Hospital, Key West, Florida, Navv Safety Center Norfolk, Virginia, CONSUBRON 18 Charleston, South Carolina. Spanning his 27 year career noted achievements are: Helicopter Aircrew wings, earned with the lst Marine Airwing in Danang in 1969, Submarine service Dolphins aboard the USS GRANT QSSBN-6315. Selection as Command Master Chief in 1981 for COMSUBRON 18, the first corpsman to be selected as a line community command master chief. This necessitated a rating change to PNCM. While at COMSUBRON he earned his urface Wirfare Specialist Silver Cutlasses. His award included the Air Medal. Navy Commendation Medal. Navy Achievement Medal, Combat Action Ribbon, Navy Unit Citation, Meritorious Unit Citation, Good Conduct Medal with 7 stars. National Defense Medal. Sea Service Ribbon. Master Chief Cintwell is married to the former Lori More of Yemasee, South Carolina. The Cantwell's have 5 children: Gregg, Albert, Randy, Denise and Kimberly. They reside in Beaufort, South Carolina. Qzzk Cheng, master chief and CDR Lynch. 9 ,lf eamvvork Makes Big, SUCCESSI s W: , wx ' ,, , ,F e . . 1- ,. 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DAVIDSON, WHO IS STUMPS ASSISTANT NAVIGATOR HEADS UP THIS ILLUSTRIOUS GROUP OF PEOPLE. LJ is ll , , .. 4 A Y ,v VN, ,,,,,,,:,.,.,.,,........ Y , V V - -' .1 ...LH-1-Q . -.-- .551 A, F , .. . -ink n.z-,-in.a.fz4-:a.4-uwiummls4.,.,-..uarubPrrl-uv1ll5JhrY --,.-1 M M . ,f X 3 . U xx U Q4 E15 -1 2.2! WO S3888 PQVSOHDEEIFUEIH QUBVTEVVTIESTST Navy Postal Clerk CPCH Master-at-Arms 7 YSOTTWHU cpm KQM, Counselor QNCJ ' o n M' fu fd 1 --A I v jg. E iv, N31 jo AT D Vfirl 1 , ., M- - al? M-Sur .152 -fS'J:1fM L ' - , V 4 A ' i Q. L,.. g-gg. ...Q-o,,,.. x xi I? H -1- dv .,, m wmmmw I r M, or o 2 I ,, +: an ' e..e no r L N. n . , .- g Y N y - iw ...av L Q1 5 ff i 42 considered dangerous when in a group NCI Richar r Mrk f has 5:7-I -19' -all no-v MPM -ww K 'Q' X55 'r,m.,, 'U owed, 774 0 ,, 453, A ,iw ff LJ' T ,,X fwfwmg 1 - A W fn , Q f Z f 5, JUST A FEW fx ,ff 1, N LX, V ,xg i ' t 1A... C ' VBA It. E .ah fwxfmy i-63. I mf ' , Q iq U X6 W' '- f . 5 S 2 Q l Q fig .Sf 4' -..'e. X , ' --, 5, b 5.et xg!! s.f'::f4KvfKN,fN Lf Q' . Ti f ' 5, 1 S. Q N Y ' X ' 1. 1 fx-r 0 Q5 Q A t- ' ' Q .,.. 1 'I Q D .' X ffxy y If s Wi A 0 x, kb ft' a -, f if . Lf J' ,ff ' MUST BE rum cm, I 44 DEP RTME THE OPERATIONS DEPARTMENT CONTAINS SOME OF THE MOST INTRICATE FUNCTIONS OF STUMP. COMBAT INFORMATION CENTER IS A COMPLEX -HIGH PRESSURE SITUATION ROOM WHICH TAKES EXPERIENCE AND EXPERTISE TO RUN SMOOTHLY. LT. DEAN BAUDER NOT ONLY RUNS OPERATIONS BUT OFTEN CAN BE FOUND ACTING AS THE TACTICAL ACTIONS OFFICER HEADING UP THIS DEPARTMENT CAN BE A JOB ALONE IN ITSELF BUT LT BAUDER HANDLES IT AND THEN SOME. M 43' gf. Bulldog Bauder A ' fig ,lv ' ' fi I ' I L' .xii R 37 ,-ge! fa! f , .yn li - 5,55 51 as 9 O ' H '-Afn--a1 Llug.s'1.Ar1L- Q..-L-.1 -.. - -.- 1 -..gg ..1 Fw- -1n.11.a-:J--'.lx:. .-A --, ,yr-10-va . V.V,..,, . , ,. ..-1 .. .ff-2','l'fY-': A , ,: , ,M,-V -. ....4,.-muy.,-zu.. .J....-- .A UA DIVISIO BAZQIQWSLQQS 3 , Q ,954 M X fx X M, - if -N v?f' ' 'f T..ge ff ,..7'Q--:'l'1? i X TL- hs-QQ' ' ,T - s -2...,:- Y .x A., , w..,,,,,Mwm . x '4k. x XI l fl? .1 ' .4 i 4 4 In , 1' xxx XJ XXX. .NXXXN QE xNxX'x.R' ' X' 9 X Xxx xx X x NNN 1 if s , .--x Y gk: xxx Q N' Xxxx N L xyfwl., A H it yy N A ' ww fslsg. 1 1 ' Nr-1 :iff f'-Ns X isdn S 1 .4 f-O an-.W fy x V If Y Q I CC- DIVISIO X ff V f -.N ff if. N2 ww xx N X Q XiY e,-Q A I Q--A. 's.s..m..a-. - .. x 1 4 I 1 i i A, r i Fi i ii 53 '4 it fi i ii ,I ii ii gl i i i i i i 1 I i i i i i 'i i i ,. V P i X i 1 4 i i i 5 L ii i i, 1 i i 1 i i E i i i I ,,! ii. Ii OI DIVISIO Operations Specialist COSJ filo! , V N W . -,, V, wr t SS: V' 1' 'Q - 5 2 I 7 X I, --Ml , ww x ., ' is , bs- e ., sr- vix . - . Q ifilfzjgsf- ,'-N. x '17 al: X' 5 ' V1 Ol DIV L-R first row, O52 Kaszuba, O55N Michaud, O55N Jackson, O55N Moretti O52 Stewari, OS2 Coward, O55N Lawson, O52 Hampton. Second row, OSCS Cleveland, O52 Periano, O53 Grifhn, O52 Bonanno, O52 Engen, OSSA Ney, O55N Lusk, O53 Hayden, O53 Flesher, O52 Chartrand, OSI Mlliams. 50 BF-61 '-'rn ' fs i 'P Bills. V rff 5 . 5,. ' - f Q ,Af 4, f , ffwfwynhf f .1 GL..-4' u .- A., 1 ge 5 4 1 ,, J x f , ......., ITX N GOD WE TRUST - ALL OTHERS WE TRACK ! ! 4,15 .sas 4 'NN X,,, OSCS CLEVELAND ALERT AND READY WE'LL SIT HERE AND SMILE, SOMEONE WILL TAKE US HOME! S W-...D I I HE ACTUALLY PAID MONEY FOR THIS??!! I ' x My N C f -my A A MR. D, I TAKE IT THAT THE CO DIDN'T LIKE YOUR NAV BRIEF SN SKOAL LOSES HIS WOG STATUS WAIT A MINUTE, 6 MONTIIS AIN'T THAT LONGII -10. DEP RT SUPPLY THE SUPPLY DEPT, CONSISTING OF S-l- 2,3,4, MAINTAINED THE TOTAL NEEDS OF STUMP DURING THE UNITASfWATC DE- PLOYMENT. WITH COUNTLESS NUMBER OF MEALS TO COOK AND THE MAZE OF LOGISTICS TO BE DEALT WITH IN SOUTH AMERICA, THE JOB SEEMED NEVER END- ING. BUT THE LOAD HAD TO BE CARRIED AND CARRIED IT WAS, TO THE END. Q. J ' f g7,,4 .1 - 5 ff ' '-ras ,N , ,n v E we 14' , A 1 fig- , ,-44.4..ClL'..l ' ' . ' ' - -4 mama.. .....2 - ' -12.21-:nbmnz-:nIJ- 2..,..,-...mai-'D-ni hh on l aw- S1 S-3815-4 DIVISIO r'f 1 I 45 ,410 Q K ,L .N LT. ROGERS AND SH1 LEWIS E SH2 GOOCH MAKES CHANGE FOR OS2 BONANNO S I i a E 1 X , iw ,A fm, SKC SAGINARIO -S,,,,,g,?f1..4 J J i I 'f f. fy S' 2. iii -Q z . V! L s t jji ,, ' ' i 2 4 SHSN BROWN BOTTOM RIGHT, DK2 WADDELL AND DK 3 JIMINEZ TAKE CARE OF BUSINESS IN STUMPS DISBURSING OFFICE. BOTTOM LEFT. LT ROGERS CASH,E5 A CHECK FOR RM3 GREENFIELD BY THE WAY,' YOU GOT THAT TWENTY YOU OWE ME GREENIE?. wLF. -11 - DIV ESS SPECIALIST E-N sr STN ----..., L to R MS2 JIMINEZ, MSSN FITCH, MSC ESCABANO, MSSN LUMPKIN, MSSA WEST, MSSA RODRIGUEZ, MSSN H. WILLIAMS, MSSN SMITH MS2 PECK, LT. MADDEN , 4 IX B.: -1 I J ' I MS'S WEST 8: WILLIAMS WATCH MSSN SMITH PREPARES CAKE OSSN LUSK TAKES CARE OFTHE OVER FRYER FOR SERVING DIRTY WORK. 55 top left, clockwise, MSC ESCABANO AND FIRST CLASS PETTY OFFICER BARBAR. OSSA PREPARE SANDWICHES Fon CQM, REL VOLUNTEERS. MESSCOOKS PREPARE VEGGIES FOR THE EVENING MEAL MSSN WILLIAMS AT THE POT! ' A Inna-N., ,W , , 4 1 I .X, . I I I - i - K . ,, I V -' .1 I , f ...M.,.,,m,, , A K - W-Zyhf . . :H -My f v A M , , H kj T I ' 'f W S I W W x V f 5. Hy, In-,Nw ' S x .M W - '- 'PGH :M--1.-...--gi , .,. .Y ., k s, '- ,-.........., , ...N-.. .F-N- NJC-.. Will' ., , . ....n....-.. 'i!f'9, AS THE SUN SETS IN SOUTH AMERICA, STUMP RESTS IN CALM WATERS 435,35 ALONG SIDE, STUMP TAKES ON FUEL. u' x USS CLAUDE V. RICKETTS IN THE CHILIAN WATER- WAY Illff I., SOUTH AMERICAN NAVY VESSEL TAKES ON HIGH IN FORMATION ALONG SIDE USS STUMP. SEAS. 57 J NY Xxx mf . tcgggfw ' x X 6 'TY RQ 4 1 l v x Qs 1 f I - 1 .,5, i sw fy J ' hd ,Lf- 4 Q El F 4 F 4 4 I w. 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' ' Q, figs, .- 552Q,, fz,..,, . 45? 2 L Y .. , ' M fi-l',' ,ll 4 '--1,-:is D ,. Ee, .-ffl? W. , a b , no ' I V , nf' D ' ' 'shelf was an-fran:-enk!'-'bar use A-I-H off fd 7345 9'5 4. 'fyagg gpoqf -74:6 :AU QF ru! urnt 'rwwqy lip my an funn -mer cnet of vwfassgverf' A 60 1r Detatchment For HSL 36 UNITAS XXVI Proved to be a task not taken lightly Records were set m maintenance turn around time and numernous hours of fhght tnme logged Amerxca 333 performed wlth excellance through out UNITAS provxdmg professnonal assxstance ln ant: submarme warfare exerclses with the South American Navnes and U S umts a nke ' 'nm , ,app-. , , ,- 61 A ,ix rm ,xx 5, U5 ' Y ' if -r -fe 0 f f-7 -wi' 0 0 X ix h J ,f Ri ,f W w x Q- A v X ,. ,. k AIR DETACHM NT HSL-36 RF' Q: Q ,...+.w in lg Q,,,, WWQ 7, W f. 'QV 'IOOO hours completed Lt Finch and Lt Brazil with America 333. S in O. is is thv thanks I get for 1000 hours of fli9h' FLIGHT QUARTERS . . . FLIGHT QUARTERS . . . Q Look here! it says, MADE IN JAPAN. 63 WHUT - UP FELLAS! CAN WE TALK ABOUT THIS IN PRIVATE CHIEF! 66 ENS. GISH SERENADES OFFICER COUNTRY 4 L E x..A N1 N.. ff' is I STU fix .ff NT THE ZOMBIE - LIKE BEHAVIOR OF A YOUNG SAILOR ON ,L+ RUFFELS . . . FIVE . . .YES SIR, FIVE ON MY LEFT HAND AND FIVE ON HOW MAN ENGINEERS DOES IT TAKE . . . My RIGHT HAND, I fm-5 .,, I.. u..L f.. ..4 HJ .-5 ,'5 fs 1 Q4 X 2 Y fi 'i' Q 51. Y vw ,L 44-Q , .mes X! 0 8 fig I 'k...'l. 'f5m' nf -J ' Q. if f .- ,Q-1 ' , 3' 3 'T 'Wi ' L if ' ! v 4 4 wr A .- A ad? bf E' ri -IL. is In M, Qr mfg? M , sc' UL pmxwm M'----ma-'V CLOCKWISE FROM THE TOP, UNDERWAY OFF THE COAST OF P.R., DROOPY HANGING OUT IN VENEZUALA, OS3 GRIFFIN AND OS2 EN- GEN TAKING CARE OF OI BUSINESS ON THE HARPOON DECK, STGSN BLACK TAKING IN SOMETHING! Y l I.-sv-ff' I ,ff '7 27 31,7 'F if if 'im a my f ceremonial purging ,JN Call 'iz' 3. mm f' '4 mi? - 5 im .M f' We MP' fum mx' Tl ' ,H.4,jlf, jlnmfd' ng I x r X A KJ V' ,, ' qgw,.,, L on Hh- , p :- N,..,' 'I 'W q'73 ,, ffl i 'T 7 X AAI, , The wogs staged an uprlslng as their pennant flew hugh over STUMP vw f. x -M4 N' f W ,f ,,qq s M fx in A7g,,L,4.,... 5 gy A i kwlrfd' V ' if .fz If 'M '?. .K Ki, , 4? x , ff' ' K I at ij, 1 , 3 . ' in Q' N ., vw . r A :..f? 1 , , 1 -' K' xL'4.nrmg 1 , J. nnmun 4, e 9 ,f X 'K AH? - ,,,A V7 f,,,. .' - wi ,, ' .. ' , aulllxrrzlkt W MPNOREDSHELLEAiiS'AND HEw1A55fEf- ff' e iw'-f ' avi- Wrhcr li S' .gas ' 'YI -ff fa ffvff-In-rf ruff .fffiufflf 'f. fv-- , lui,-.fur YllIfJ'Iil31! PIN! fiv bl-uv fcgdffn dyfu rrf Y 2 O53 of hisx n PQ SG TH ERICA l P' ' X VY? ul ,Mg , vnu IN THE FIVE MONTHS THAT DURING UNITASXWATC THERE WAS MUCH TO SEE AND DO. TO EXPERIENCE THE CULTURES, THE FOOD AND THE BEER OF EACH COUNTRY WAS A ONCE IN A LIFETIME OPPORTUNITY FOR MOST OF US. WE WENT FROM SUMMER WEATHER IN PUERTO RICO TO SNOW IN CHILIE. THEN BACK TO SUMMER IN RIO. OVER 55,000 MILES WERE TRAVELED. FOR SOME IT WAS THEIR FIRST CRUISE. SOME THEIR LAST. ' g M T E t Th t Another Beautiful Chilean Wonder 'You Expect e o a a STUMP entering the Magellian Straits 74 UU VUL' cslws skill, BEER TOO? - M4- M445 . n. A.. . CHILEAN INLAN TERW Y Like a blind man feeling for the door the destroyer Stump edged her way through the narrow channel. On either side, steep evergreen walls rose from the water, turned to stone and disappeared into the mist. On the bow, a leadsman watched the water, occasionally spar- ing a glance further ahead to where the passage seemed to end in a wall of rock and scrub pine. On the bridge of the Unitas XXVI flagship USS STUMP, the Chilean pilot guided his charge with confidence. The Naval exercises with the Chilean Navy had taken the Unitas fleet from Antofagasta to Talcahuano and finally to the start of Chile's inland waterway at the small city of Puerto Montt. Antiaircraft, antisubmarine, electronic warfare and amphibious exercises had been completed. Now the Unitas fleet moved southward through the approximately 600 miles of inland waterway. lt was a voyage few travelers have been fortunate enough to take. Chilels rail system ends at Puerto Montt. From there, there are few roads. There is only the inland waterway with its hundreds of islands and toruous channels, ending in the merger with the Strait of Magellan. The interior is a wild land of mountains and vast ranges of conifers from which smoking volcanoes rise. There are few people. The Chilean Navy is familiar with these waters. Much of their training is spent in exercises that involve the defense of this country's 5,000 mile coastline. 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We Q? le - i f ' fl V' -rw ' C 5 yy I ' ' ' W -fri' ,. . . - f ' 'xx XX . , vi K H. --as-ng-g - :Q - xxx M ., 5 A r . , Q S 1, A 'ff 1 .E 1 'J X214 I Y' I ix? xr, i fw ,. xg I vi' A A + ,Q -- A Q, -1 A a.. 'Q ' r 'z x 3 Y. 1, - f gzfyg f,7'7xfjx-. I ff. ff i ,ff in PANAMA CANAL Lt. Shaw takes in the view of the chilian waterway 92 ' K- XX. M, ,bwjy , I M Super Chicken All garbage over the side his ff l JUST LOVE HOLIDAY ROUTINEV' P5 l ,., Na. my , L We have a small CRAB problem, Sir! rf' 8 xi 2 a 1- 'OOP S ' Once a PC always a PC passagway cleaner LT BULLDOG U iillnllx X! ,pf ,..-v- ,W f Q. .,, , W4-aw' ,,,,,,,, ., MEET1 G THE SPIRITUA EE In the day to day life of a sailor at sea, quite ullen a one on one relationship with God gets put aside. With twelve hour days or longer, simple problems on board or at home seem to become big problems. Since Chaplin re orted on board before we left Brazil, many Soutiere p Stump Sailors have been helped and the one on one relationship tha Providing guidance for our spiritual needs is a lull time job for anyone but with an always caring attitude. Chaplin Soutiere greets each sailor aboard Stump with a smile and always has the time to talk. This page is dedicated to the Chaplin with many thanks from all hands. t we all need has been re-established. Q,- ' ' I If N, we Q f X 5 'suv-W A., ff X Q Q OVERSEEING COMREL IN AFRICA 1 . I 7 .lily , h 5 srxw f ' -- f , ' A I V 'g,,f , ,ff 1 f' W ,, ' ,, , . If f e 4 - rf ,I ,Q Q 1 ' wif , I . Alta - - I ' J ' ' ' Y '. 5 - - g-4 Y s 1' LT. RGNALD A. SOUTIERE, CHC : I S -X 1 , SX , . snags.,- au I , Y I UNITAS XXVI us. NAVY SHQW 5.1 ,Wy V www f ' I g '8fzf7gQ1 W ' 1 ' ,J v-K if, I 5 7 1 THE BAND GETS THEIR AUDIENCE ON THEIR FEET AND TO THINK I WAS GOING TO BE AN OS! I USCOMSOLA r I f A S A ' i 0 1' g n 1 Y K X 1 I A M I tc X . O Q I4 if 1 'X A l K' mf f . Fi -'g 1 X' f. ' A Q' I' f-fx Y X fcfwf ff f W f f 97 Zf A X X 9 ffl , .M ff , '1 4 I , fpictured bottom L! r to I iff? YN1 SW Robinson Ihr! AG2 Maury OS2 Suner, QM2 Correa OSZXSW Jack OS2 Washneskx RM2 Wxlson, Y rw g 7, ffigf ' w ,531 ,V ,W , l 1. i .tg ,f 1 fm- A ,. , x-ii .J labovel O52 Washneski and GS2 Lazcano eagerly await their next assignment. lTop Rl The flsg secretary, Mr. Mascovitch explains the complex systems aboard the flagship. lbottom Ll PH3 Daily receives his lst Good Conduct Medal from Adm Ustick. lLeftl The Flag Lt. stands ready for another reception. JN. 1,- ifl 5 99 ki. ,vix xii N, 3+ ,nv HS: R MESSCCGK FUR . . . GR-SERVICE Wm-I A SMILE li 'ig -W Q X x Zi k fi! 1 54 xy 'J bv ' . -1 ' i ' x QLY' 3 i ' i I? i ui fr., ill . My . f , ,, I ..,. fi 1' K AH we ii . Q ij fi . QV , X Ai Qty a E? '-N W Y X, J 35 Xi fi -Q ,-Q -fs'-gf. NM 5 , J I 6' Q UU 7' i 1 i Q 3 J i 100 CA DIDLY SPE KING . . . - I 'e'.4 IS THIS CAT TREMENDOUS OR WHAT? 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