Wainwright (CG 28) - Naval Cruise Book

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She is named after five distinguished naval officers from two WAINWRIGHT families. These officers served our country with valor during the years from the mid 19th Century until after the First World War. The primary mission of WAINWRIGHT is to provide anti-air and anti-submarine defense in a fast carrier task force. Secondary missions are to provide defense against surface ships and to conduct shore bombardment in support of amphibious operations. WAINWRIGHT was the first frigate to be built with an integrated weapons direction system that employs high speed general purpose digital computers of great reliability. This system processes data on targets of all kinds and feeds it to theTerrierl Standard Missile fire control and launching systems in order that missiles may be properly aimed and fired at any attacker, air or surface. WAINWRIGHT is equipped with a single, dual purpose, rapid-fire 5 !54 semi-automatic gun mount and two rapid-fire 3 l50 heavy machine gun mounts. These two systems provide additional defense against air and surface threats. The ship is also equipped with a long range sonar for locating and tracking submarines. WAINWRIGHT is 547 feet in length with a maximum beam of 55 feet and a draft of 28 feet. Although the ship, with a displacement of 7930 tons, is about the size of a World War ll cruiser, she has destroyer acceleration and maneuverability. Four high-pressure Since being commissioned in T966 WAINWRIGHT has operated in many parts of the world with three combat tours in the Western Pacific In support of Allied operations in Southeast Asia This deployment is WAINWRIGHT S second to the Mediterranean as part of the U S Sixth Fleet On l July 1975 WAINWRIGHT S designation was changed from a guided missile frigate to a guided missile cruiser. boilers supplysteam for two main engines capable of delivering 90,000 horsepower for propulsion. h F COMMANDING OFFICER .iinf E BAOKE MAN O Captain Eugene B. ACKERMAN was born 21 JanuofY O N 1929 and was commissioned upon graduation from New C A P T A I l l l York State Maritime Academy in 1949. After duty OH the USS PHILIPPINE SEA LCV-471 and the USS BALTIMORE ICV-681 during the Korean War, he Served GS . I L'ne School Engineering Officer on the USS JOHN S. McCAlN CDLG-3l,Captain ACKERMAN then attended the Naval GTGFZTOILEC Power followed by duty with the Bureau of Ships. In 1957 he was assigned to the Naval Reactors Office at Kno S Laboratory, Schenectady, New York. - Following consecutive tours as Damage Control Assistant on the USS CONSTELLATION ICV-641 and as Executive Officeqqg? BARTON IDD-7221 Captain ACKERMAN received his Masters Degree in Management at Renssalaer Polytechnic Institute In Am? During the Vietnam War he served as Engineering Officer, USS RANGER ICVA-611 and commanded USS GURKE IDD-7831. H of attending the Industrial College of the Armed Forces in 1970, he was assigned a Current Operations Officer on the sta ved Commander in Chief, U.S. Pacific Fleet. Prior to assignment as Commanding Officer of WAINWRIGHT, CGPTGIO ACKERMAN Ser as Deputy Director, Surface Warfare Division in the office of the Chief of Naval Operations. . . - the NUVY Captain ACKERMAN has been awarded two bronze star metals with combat V, the Meritorious Service Medal, Commendati on Medal and the Republic of Vietnam Naval Medal and the Korean and Vietnam Service Medals. He is married to the former Nancy Louise Smith of Troy, New York and they have a son, Steven. EXECUTIVE OFFICER H.S. LEWIS Born in 1934 in Holbrook, New Hampshire, Commander Harold LEWIS C D R U S N graduated from the Naval Academy in 1956. Reporting to his first duty T I I I station, the USS TOLEDO ICA-1331, Commander LEWIS assumed duty as Radio Officer. After attending the first Talos Course at Dam Neck, Virginia, he reported as First Lieutenant aboard the USS NORTHAMPTON ICLC-11. In 1960 Commander LEWIS entered submarine school at New London, Connecticut. Upon completion of the course of study at New London, he reported to the SEA LEOPARD ISS-4831 where he served consecutive tours of duty as communications officer, engineering officer, operations officer and weapons officer. After attending Polaris School at Dam Neck, Commander LEWIS reported aboard the USS ROBERT E. LEE ISSBN-6011 as weapons officer. Completing a tour in Naples as a member of the staff of CTF 64, Commander LEWIS was assigned duty as executive officer of the USS JALLAO ISS-3681. After a tour of duty as a member of the executive officer of WAINWRIGHT. I l staff of COMCRUDESGRU EIGHT, Commander LEWIS reported as WARDRUUM LCDR P. J. CISEK Weopons Officer LTJG P. LAUTARES Missile Officer LCDR W. T. MAYFIELD LCDR T. REEMLIN LCDR K. WEST Opeofions Officer Chief Engineer SUPPIY Offmef LTJG P.M. SHAYDA LTJG T.A. LOFTUS LTJG R.M. MACKLIN Fire Control Officer ASW Officer Gunnery Officer CWO A. P. FREESE EMO LUG R. CASTLE LTj6 in LUNDEEN lT.iG P.A. DANIELS E. Div!MPA MpA DCA OFFICERS Ali, Quia: LT. S.T. SHEDD Missile Officer LT. C.P. DEUCY LT. C.J. SHEMANSKI NoviQotor!Admin. CIC Officer ii' l i A ffvlf l 'hn 'wir LTJG J.E. SHICK LTJG W, BOBO First Lieutenant A5511 CIC0 LTJG Ryskomp E. W. Officer me L. ODNEAL LUG R. D- POE Disbursing Officer Comm- Offlflef LT. J.C. REYNOLDS Fire Control Officer LTJG KLINGER NTDS Officer ENS. J. EADS Ass't Comm. Off. CHIEFS MESS llll-llll, lf ai OPS 81 COMM ETCM Coody OSC Moffitr EWC Owens NAV 81 ADMIN fr X .,,.... ,, . if -'ml' HN. if 5, , ,J ' KV, M 41 f A . V if L ll 1 as 3,1 HMC Oliphant YNC Geiger QMC Callahan DSC Peralta RMC Harvey QMC Morrison FTCS Russell BMC Morris STC Greenwood GMMC Schwartz ENGINEERING EMCS Roderick BTCS Crawley EMCS Steele ICC Myers MMC MUTVUY fa -I . I Ist., . ,..f1-v MMC Ringer BTC Jacobs EMC Yniesfa BTC Hyman HTC Jones SUPPLY if -I b,,-'1' I SDC Hernandez SKC Smith MSC Bailey 'M' J. V, i I ...ev if, J I :a-. 1' I -I ' , ,I I xi L iff 1 'nik Ne DEPARTURE CHARLESTON ON MARCH 5, T975 WAINWRIGHT SET SAIL FOR HER SECOND MEDITERRANEAN DEPLOYMENT. A LOT OF HARD WORK HAD GONE INTO GETTING THE SHIP OPERATIONALLY READY TO JOIN THE SIXTH FLEET, AND THIS WAS TO BE THE CULMINATION. NOW WE WOULD PUT INTO PRACTICE ALL OF THE SKILLS WE HAD BEEN DEVELOPING IN THE PREVIOUS MONTHS. YES, THERE HAD BEEN A LOT OF HARD WORK, BUT THE HARDEST PART OF ALL WAS SAYING ..... GOODBYE. gr JK. 'XY . --- . x MgMvh 5n- . 'W ' l A .gg 'Q f !1? 12m rfigii' QQ! ff ff ' e-H i Ll WEL N11 V 5 '- ,--J mwgk In mpg! Pak W- I' 19- Tl Wi Q! J X I, 1 1 J Q 2 1 ,M If Q r I. 4. V, V, wi! I E 1: F3 . V1 'i 1 i. . -4 W I1 M-1 ,S ,. I v I 1 x Y 'ii Wi wi' ,af Qi 1, ii I1 L J I lf I , I i 1: l I rw W 1 -o ng. 9 1 o i 3 1 i E if I, 52 '3 6 TRANSIT TWO DAYS LATER WE RENDEZVOUSED WITH THE USS FORRESTAL ICV-59I WHICH WAS TO BECOME A FAMILIAR SIGHT THROUGHOUT THE NEXT SIX MONTHS. FLIGHT QUARTERS WAS SOUNDED FOR THE FIRST TIME AND WE CONDUCTED OUR FIRST UNDERWAY REPLENISHMENT. ONE WEEK LATER WE GOT OUR FIRST TASTE OF MEDITERRANEAN TYPE OPERATIONS AS WE CONDUCTED WAR GAMES WITH THE USS SARATOGA ICV-6OI AND USS PRATT IDLG-I3I. AFTER A SHORT CONFERENCE WITH THE HOMEWARD BOUND UNITS WAINWRIGHT SET HER SAILS DUE EAST . . . DESTINATION ROTA, SPAIN FOR OUR OFFICIAL INDUCTION INTO THE SIXTH FLEET. .X Wk xx XX . . -,y - Vx ,V pf., 'LL.?'3.- f L-va . I ,wwf - N NAPLES OUR FIRST LIBERTY POST WAS BELLA NAPOLI, MORE COMMONLY REFERRED TO AS NAPLES, ITALY. A TOTAL OF 50 DAYS WAS SPENT IN THIS OUR HOMEPORT OF THE MED. WE WENT THERE TO PREPARE FOR AWACS AND CONSTANTA AND ONCE WE EVEN WENT THERE FOR A REST. LIBERTY IN NAPLES HAD SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE. HISTORY BUFFS COULD VISIT POMPEII AND ROME AND SHOPPERS COULD CHOOSE FROM A VARIETY OF SELECTIONS AT THE MARKET PLACE. WHATEVER OUR REASON FOR BEING THERE, NAPLES SOON BECAME A WELCOME SIGHT. . The XO soid he wos going horseback riding Our home owoy from home. 1 1. IK at wpQw!k.'5I if-.?' l -1 liz: XY Downtown Naples. Napoli's Castle, a familiar The McCandless and The Leahy ioin us in Naples. Italian fisherman ready their ,V+ mhaym sight to most of us. ,M - .,.... Mr- - .,,, 9. . .. 4.0 ItaIy's answer to Pele. aififif 'Z - n And if you don't like the bananas I have some watches you ma be interested in. boats for tomorrows catch. Y PUMPEII FROM NAPLES WE WERE ABLE TO VISIT THE ANCIENT CITY OF POMPEII. CAMERA ENTHUSIASTS COULD HAVE A FIELD DAY AMONG THE ANCIENT RUINS. APOLLO'S TEMPLE, THE TEMPLE OF JUPITER, AND THE VILLA OF MYSTERIES WERE A FEW OF THE MORE IMPRESSIVE SIGHTS THAT COULD BE SEEN THERE AND OF COURSE MT. 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I Are you sure we'II meet some girls here? The ancient city of Pompeii. DI DIVISION OI DIVISION IS COMPRISED OF OPERATIONS SPECIALISTS AND ELECTRONIC WARFARE TECHNICIANS WHO OPERATE THE SHIP COMBAT INFORMATION CENTER, CIC. DIVISION PERSONNEL ARE TASKED WITH THE COLLECTION, DISPLAY, EVALUATION AND DISSEMINA- TION OF DATA ON SURFACE, SUBMARINE AND AIR CONTACTS. COLLATERAL EFFORTS CONSIST OF GUNFIRE SUPPORT AND AIR CONTROL OF NAVY JET, FIXED WING AND HELICOPTER AIRCRAFT. THE OPERATION OF THE SHIP'S COMPUTER TACTICAL DATA SYSTEM INTDSI IS A RESPONSIBILITY OF OI DIVISION. ond he'II have u CPA of 051 Off os1 Power 052 Buckley OS3 Noe OSSA Konitzer OSSN C . OUVIDGY OS3 Devlln EW2 Felle OS3 Goldsmith f ,,.'j HI-Wh OS3 Gutzmer OS2 Heskett OS3 ' KVI9 OSSN Koenig OS3 Kovuch 'xx OS3 Lynch O52 Macy N i A The NAV detail hard at work. OS2 Missig OSSA Page OSSN Rose OSSA Martinez EW? Maurer .Q-A oss sf k os2 Too ood osz Turner Yes, Vm 0 SGH- ic ney 9 OSSA Tudyk OS3 Tusynski 053 Uecker OSSN Williams OS3 Yucker DE DIVISION C OE DIVISION CONSISTS OF DATA SYSTEMS TECHNICIANS AND ELECTRONICS TECHNICIANS. THE DS GANG MAINTAINS AND OPERATES THE SHIP'S OPERATIONS COMPUTERS AND RELATED EQUIPMENT OF THE NAVAL TACTICAL DATA SYSTEM. THE ET'S ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE MAINTENANCE OF WAINWRIGHT'S SOPHISTI- CATED RADAR, NAVIGATION AND COMMUNICATIONS SUITE. ETI Garber DSI Keller 'Y 'A 175 FI! I' -T' HGYS ETRSA Bosgie oss Galbraith em Guillory Chief Coody ond ETR3 Swonson Troubleshoot o SPA 25 E . TR? Boersmo ETR3 Brewster ETR3 DUW5 oss - Hesse oss Holt D53 Hudson D52 Janyszek ETN3 Kelly , on ! Mr. Freese conns in formation steaming. df ,-n ETN2 Lohler DS3 Long sg 'M was 'HN xx K X , X , I X Q4 at DS2 Raines N-.::..., ,, j ETRSN Reed ETR3 Swanson .l x Sw i 'N WW! I .qw-' K . X. us N Q W. e Unreheorsed On-stage Moments .. -. .-uw' Decent If pl! 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ALTHOUGH THERE WAS NOT MUCH IN THE WAY OF NIGHT LIFE WE MANAGED TO AMUSE OURSELVES WITH ESCAPADES ON THE BUMBER CARS. OUR STAY HERE WAS CUT SOMEWHAT SHORT BY AN UNEXPECTED EARLY MORNING UNDERWAY TIME IN ORDER TO ARRIVE AT AUGUSTA BAY IN TIME TO PICK UP OUR FIRST GROUP OF MIDSHIPMEN. .5 '-'Q---...h-'A .7! 1... ig of 'Q-1 '? 'F 'v 1 Foster, foster - they're getting uwoy. -.,' . rx 'il S.. .- 'M uh, H! I RG-ggio's countryside. I ,1.,. uw' I, .LL ' 4' r N f I , If I ' I r 4 wr' I 1 c I I .Y I ! Mq III I-5-fx 'P P I .R 4525 I , ls + 5 In F. N . .-5, 'f H , -w.s- I I v'wIe'hIgMiIL'I 1420 zQNNGf1Zi 5 NR 0121g2j3ff3a -T- BEACI-175: PITC ZY UMS5RU.FRGi9i?ff1 ZO62fS 2351.30 ZNY ' . '.,b J P .FM Uss WAINWRIGHT ' 1 . TO NAVSTACHARLESTON SC H 'NSC CHARLESTONSC A -I + J , USS SIERRA . A ' I , .. ' , INFO COMNAVBIASE. CHARLESTON SC .3 ICOMCRUDESGRUTWO DESDEVGRU . ' BT 4 I . 1 I . CONF-IDENTQIAL .llN031'23ljl1 . H LOGREQ CHARLESTON SC , f . A I 1 A I , . I ALFA 02 ISSNQ SEP 75 g A I A A I I BRAVO REQUIRE TUGS .AND BERTHING PILOT, DESIRECAMELS AND PLATFORM BROW .FOR AMIDSHIPS QUARTERDECK. REQUIRE BAR PILOT IF CHANNEL CONDIT- IONS HAVE CHANGED OR ILF WEATHER MARGINAL. ' DELTA REQ PRI ONE MAIL ON ARRIVAL. REMAINDER OF MAIL ON DAY FOLLOWING ARRIVAL. . CHARLIE FIVE TECH REPS. ALL U. S. CIT AND CIVILIANS UNDER OPTEUFOR I CONTRACT. A I H I HOTEL 411 MILK WHITE, 7 GAL CONT. '70 GAL I I MILK CHOKOLAT, 7 GAL CONT. 35 GAL COTTAGE CHEESE 40 LBS SKIM MILK, 112 PINTS, 96 CO BUTTERMILK, 112 PINTS, 96 CO. BREAD WHITE 60 LB S DOUGHNUTS RAISED 15 LB O BREAD WHEAT 15 LB BREAD RYE 10 LB 421 REQUEST DILEVERY ON 3 SEP - INDIA 411 29-75 421 28-75 431 37-74 141 1786-75 I H JULIETT REQUEST ONE-SEDAN, ONE HALF TONPICK UP UPON ARRIVAL. REQUEST BROW RIGGING CRANE REMAIN TO ASSIST IN RIGGING SHORE POWER CABLES. . A A . A A I . , KILO 5 PHONE LINES. 2400 AMP, ZIZLENGTHS OF SHORELPOWER CABLE, 2 LENGTHS OFFSHORE STEAM HOSEQ :PIER FIREMAIN5. 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THROUGH THE SIGNAL GANG WE WERE ABLE TO COMMUNICATE WITH NAVAL MERCHANT AND PLEASURE SHIPS FROM ALL OVER THE WORLD AS WE OPERATED IN THE MED. Iiif. 2- ll . I I FJ A sem? f Li A l F .w N, A V . 5 , 4 Ll. fs I wff I I, I f 1. I 2751? g Q..T5'. 'M fi f f if f-A ' ix K7 'I I I --- ls V . 1? Q ' f I lux ' A, I1 3 I ,. .effzf 'IA' '51 PM III ' -. -...mm R. I+II I S' I. .I I SMI Wh. 1 I :fe RMSN Strlcklond RMSN Brumbock C. I ff-s.sFf ff' -IX 'V I H f 5 AT THE FLAG BAG RMI Allen SMI Osbofne SM3 Ensierling RMSN Gibb0n5 RM3 Goffinet RM2 Murray RMSN Gonzales RMSN Palmer 41. J k SMSN Heick SM3 Mafheaus RM2 Murphy rfb! 4 RMSN Smi1h RM2 Thompson RMSN York ZZ.: SMI Osborne flashes a message. VERTREPS 81 UNREPS REPLENISHMENT SOON BECAME A WAY OF LIFE. FROM TAKING ON FUEL TO LOADING OUT FOR THE NEXT MISSILE SHOOT REPLENISHMENT WAS AN ALL HANDS EVOLUTION-ALWAYS ON SUNDAYS OR AFTER MID- I NIGHT! C'mon down. 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' ,Y V... ,H-,.f,.. ,f I-.,.,,'.-H4,w.3,. -. 4 14, A.- , U .' -' ,:,1' ' ' VL. 1 ' I, ., - w.: ,Q .G f 1-.rum ' X la..--xx .. 1 ' f . x X x I A 1 ix yi 1 'A ' ..... i 1 ' 1 r 4 A IST DIVISION SEA AND ANCHOR DETAILS, PAINTING OUT THE SIDES, REFUELING IONLY AT NIGHT OR ON SUNDAYQI, CHASING THE ELUSIVE RUNNING RUST -THIS ALL IN THE LIFE OF A BOATSWAIN'S MATE AND DECK SEAMAN. THESE ARE THE MEN OF FIRST DIVISION WHO MAINTAIN THE PHYSICAL APPEARANCE OF THE SIDES AND DECKS, STAND THE BRIDGE WATCHES AND RUN THE SHIP'S BOATS. SA Achtobowski SA Cuban ' SA Cabutbot TS e Kwan.-M V -sir? fig .117 ' VA Y My-A ,,.4 SA Harker on The P 8. D line. SA Cononizodo SA Crouse SA Cruse SN Morrison SA Foster SA Greene SA oreenleef SA Guore amz Hamlet S. .W , ,LI 'f . gm- .,--1... .gk R - -...Mi N ' ,,,,3're+-:......s5 i ,,,....,- -fn--v-1...V ' 'L.,,,..- , -M A--We 1' .,--- -11,154 ' ,. .. I ' --M-A ,.--.41 an-ff -Gi-..,. in-.... .-1-, .-.-...N -v--uq '- igxvuvf-4--Q -Sling..-5. . 'Z , 'I 1 A. Over the side. SA J.A. Hagen SA J.W. Hagen SA Harker SA Hyde SA Jensen SA Jones SA Jereda SN Kilko SN Kile SA MacKendree SA Masch BMSN Moore ,gun- SA Norem SA Ortiz X ,,,.4-il-F' P i' Leading seaman Moore smoking a rope. SA Pelletier SA Reed BM2 Strack Sfqndby 10 , , , SA Smith SA Shaw SA Sullivan SN Styche BM3 Watson SA Warner SA Walker SA R.L. Turner BM3 Viall SA T.R. Williams SN A-R. Wilson Tell him he's full ol '8.?ltf-I. I'm waiting for a discharge. What are you waiting tor? 5 -3 FTGI Geiter GMGI McGuire GMGI Jackson Yes, Mr. Macklin. No Mr. Macklin . . . KI' A it ND DIVISION THE MEN OF SECOND DIVISION MAINTAIN AND OPERATE WAINWRIGHT'S GUNNERY SYSTEMS. THE FTG'S ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE GUNNERY RADARS, DIRECTORS AND COMPUTERS, WHILE THE GMG'S KEEP OUR GUN MOUNTS IN TIP-TOP CONDITION. ' I 1 SN Bumgardner SN DeLaVega V , 1, , V X f I ' m , !5i,j, af . I at s 3 I A X g ' i'.' A X GMG2 Dixon FTGSN Sidener FTG3 Deminie FTG3 Flanningam 1 9' I How're yo'II Thus mornin ? GMG3 Germ FTG3fHelwig Click SN Ke n9dY FTG2 Mathis SN MCMHIGH FTG3 Mlculku GMG2 Long SN Rflvmond rsmmm nm. ,gf- ,.1A , ,,,,,,,,j 1 f.,- , -mi-Q, ' I-1u..,,, 'Qbk In f' ann Division I THIRD DIVISION, COMPRISED OF THE SONARMEN AND TORPEDOMEN IS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE DETECTION AND, IN THE TIME OF WAR, DESTRUCTION OF ENEMY SUBMARINES. THE SONARMEN OPERATE AND MAINTAIN THE MODERN LONG RANGE SONAR WHILE THE TORPEDOMEN KEEP THE TUBES IN TIPTOP CONDITION. Heh, heh, heh .... PMS .... heh, heh, heh. STI Rice STI Pofvin STI Loutham STG3 Croce TMSA Dockery STG3 Hqider TM3 Haynes STG3 Hopkins STG3 Joiner STG2 Klink STG2 Lampe STG2 Mathias STG3 Norris STG3 Gesell ,N, 1 .ral Clean it, paint it, clean it, paint it, when The 8.? we gonna shoot it? 1?'35' F . V ' F FM! ,sv l HMI Williams GMMI Hallmark liz! 4TH DIVISIO I I I I I I I I I MISSILE FIRE CONTROLMEN AND GUIDED MISSILE GUNNER'S MATES - THIS IS THE FOURTH DIVISION. T0 KEEP THE MISSILE LAUNCHER AND THE MISSILE FIRII I I I ENDING TASK. GMMI Meinders FTMI Stevens FTMI Hann0Il ski FTMSN 30995 GMM? Bowman elvuvlsn chesmm nes Clause FTNI3 Clem' I CONTROL SYSTEMS READY FOR ACTION IS THEIR NEVER I I I Before liberTy call in Palma . Well, Williams growled at it and since then . . . GMM3 Cross FTMSA Dufour FTM2 Fuqua FTM3 George FTM2 Hill FTMSN Howard FTM2 Hussey FTM3 Krass FTM2 McCombs FTM2 Morton GMMSA Marfinelli FTM3 Shoop -1-fdgnvvn-fha ., Y. ' nf . ,4-my N. .... M .WMWMa.1,.,, , f ' ..aurS? f. L 11 f ,ua 1 , if il M-- K I N qlf , ,M , va W4f.vw hm, ' '4n- nw' - X- V Va--i , Nj.. ,yi ,V I., an, 1 L .x X .. ' J . ,fa- .jr 31' I Commence fire . K 'NNNN ,A ,Q MW. V . Why' 37 , N, .,.,,L ., in -My 'L w Q f A firing run for MT 32. 1 C'e0n swim polish. A 7 v 1 e 5 , ' Us ' YV x . 1 I . FL f A., mH:z+ g W '1f Ef',' . '35 fuL39,.w, .1fJ f 4 -, :frm W fx vwy .MQ , , if L N' ' ' W ' .M K , . 1 .1 , 'W f- fl Sig' ,mqwf pq, .4 rx V Y2'72'Z7ZZ?ZZ! HELO OP FLIGHT QUARTERS! FLIGHT QUARTERS! ALL HANDS MAN YOUR FLIGHT QUARTERS STATIONS. NOW THE FANTAIL, FLIGHT DECK, AND O2 LEVEL AFT ARE SECURED DURING FLIGHT QUARTERS OPERATIONS. i . X'-sa-3' f X ,lf LA A , I Pax on deck. ,N-1'2'1sa: 5-W-wfi 5 LA... a-.,.... 3 N 1 , X I l. a 1 IN ,I 'I 3 A ' F.-n!',u'kf' . , Q Cargo on the way down. ul . The ever vigilant . . . oh, well COMSIXTHF LT OUR BIG BOSS WHILE IN THE SIXTH FLEET WAS VICE ADMIRAL F.C. TURNER. WAINWRIGHT HOSTED THE THREE STAR ADMIRAL ON TWO OCCASIONS. THE FIRST WAS DURING THE AWACS DEMONSTRATION AFTER WHICH THE ADMIRAL COMMENTED ON OUR OUT- STANDING OPERATIONS PERFORMANCE. DURING THE SECOND STAY IN NAPLES, THE ADMIRAL VISITED US FOR AN OPERATIONAL READINESS BRIEFING. IT WAS UPON ADMIRAL TURNER'S RECOMMENDATION THAT WE WERE ABLE TO LEAVE THE MED ON TIME. THANKS ADMIRAL. . E ' A Commonder SIXTH FLEET arriving. Captain Ackerman displays our AWACS prepartions ii ew-WI' 'TT Commander SIXTHFLEET departing. k1......-, THE STRAITS WE TRANSITED THE DARDENELLES ON THE MORNING OF THE I9Th. NEARLY THE ENTIRE CREW WAS TOPSIDE TO SNAP PICTURES OF THE SPIRES AND MINERETS. LUCK WAS WITH US AS THE WEATHER COOPERATED GIVING US A BEAUTIFUL VIEW OF THE SCENERY WHICH UNFOLDED AS WE NAVIGATED DOWN THE STRAITS. ENTERING THE SEA OF MARMARA LATE IN THE MORNING WE WERE AT THE ENTRANCE TO THE BOSPORUS THAT AFTERNOON. PASSING THROUGH THE BOSPORUS WE ENJOYED THE SPECTACLE OF THE ANCIENT CITY OF ISTANBUL, WITH EUROPE TO PORT AND ASIA TO STARBOARD. TOMORROW WE WOULD BE AT THE BREAKWATER OF CONSTANTA, ROMANIA. Q w Q., AK,-,g, ' I Aw ylge, I wg. 1' ,' f- . ,Q xv-. ,, . 4- 1 .at ,x 1 . - ' 1 1 x 31.- ' . -. . ' - I A f . , . HF .f-' -c 'V' . 'us 1 ,I A ' 1 ' , .' . ., .I AY, 4 ,, .11 ,, 11,j,:,,.1 1' . :1,-1 ',,11 Q .15,,1,jf- ' 1 ,1-M.,-, Y - ,,. '.:1, I f 1 ' . '. ,.1 i '-' ', .,: fl- w- . . f 1' , . I- L. I-1,55 .,vf..4., 1-',1,1, -.1f,. ,1 pf -1 ., HI ' '.1.v . I . . 51,,f,.,, 3 1, , ,, ,, ,1,.V,f.,,, 15,1 41 ' , ,, . ,,.4 A , 4 A' 1 l.?1,,-1':.',1n'5. 111 11 - 'fm ,. -, 1f. .J,'-. 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LEC' :5'5's-'25, ,'-E C . bv.- , ,'-, ., V. f:. --..,...:. 4: -1--, -- '. w .'--2-.'f --.-1:'f- r-frm' --'J-'-'-QQ2 f- '--,-.1 V '- s- 'S ' ' ' ' ' ' f, . .. 4.-. ,V,,--.,-w-,1.'-,.- - ',-,.-.fT- ---af, .1211 -Q -4 ,- '.-'. w,.f-- -, --4 ' ., , - --ff: ',1+':1:1,,:-t.- .':'-Vf' '- :,.1v-:1--'-- 1- . Lf -' -bf--. ' Y... 35.-Y 5-.--0: . ,--sr-fn, . 1 N ' ', '-'-'-- ' --,-,.. --- I . A l' V979 'i . 41:-.-4,154 . 'F I.: '.-.'.' LF 1. , me '. .g.1f 1v CONSTANTA DITERRANEAN DEPLOYMENT WAS OUR VISIT TO CONSTANTA, ROMANIA. THE PROBABLY THE MOST SIGNIFICANT ASPECT OF OUR ME HIP TO VISIT THAT PORT SINCE I926. ALTHOUGH UNSURE AT FIRST WAINWRIGHTER'S IA FRIENDLY AND EAGER TO SHOW OFF THEIR COUNTRY. THEY WERE EQUALLY AS ANXIOUS T0 VISIT THE SHIP AS EVIDENCED BY THE 2600 VISITORS WE HAD IN FOUR DAYS THERE. BESIDES OPEN FOR GENERAL VISITING, OUR CHIEF PETTY OFFICERS ALSO HOSTED A SPECIAL PARTY FOR THE CHILDREN OF CONSTANTA WHICH INCLUDED ICE CREAM, COOKIES AND A CARTOON MOVIE SHOW. WHILE THERE, OUR TOURS INCLUDED VISITS TO THEIR TRAINING SHIP MIRCIA, A TRIP TO THE MUSEUMS NIANS, INCLUDING BASKETBALL, TENNIS AND VOLLEYBALL. TA ON THE 24Th, WE LEFT WITH THE KNOWLEDGE THAT WE HAD ESTABLISHED VISIT MADE US THE FIRST AMERICAN WARS FOUND THE PEOPLE OF ROMAN AND PARTICIPATION IN VARIOUS SPORTING EVENTS WITH THE ROMA WHEN WAINWRIGHT GOT UNDERWAY FROM CONSTAN THE BEGINNINGS OF A NEW FRIENDSHIP BETWEEN THE PEOPLE OF THE UNITED STATES AND ROMANIA. , Y N. -If J I - I I , 1 5 4 , 'Q J-' , , rheu.s.Ab d TR ' .. lu Bomeshm 0550 or 0 omcmo' The Honomble HUVFY The OTTICIGI call by the Romanian CNO. AI -fun . X y A gg , Q INT, ' 3' I , I I ' , -I , A , 55 if f by 'Q I S K Ia 'I I Ia? The navy and eo I . P Pe Of Romanna welcome you to Constanta. ni?- x, Wi - f'W',. lf, 1, tj fffj 4 , ,jy V13 ,Q 'f.7'fJ1-U A W 42,11 . if -Pr.-J',5t i y ff 1-pyqfyfi , ' 1 1 A 3 I - . y'b'a ji' Tr, ,7fJ,L,.fl'ffv,'f'-- ,if e W, refer.: - i T5 .ww '- ---'7 B54 '? Q ,f4 , I 1 ,Lyra YL - K-5 -N 'X 'Q JV' P 'lr 57 Pyr- IRYIJHIK' i lt ,Mgt-- .e,?', ap, M4 X-N dl. ',.i call on R0lTlGfllOf'l aboard The Mll'C9O. Cgll gn Mqyof with Ambggggdgr Barnes, za -in rx, ,Y f, , X . -Q 3 f ls 1- V V, ' --W fn, il Q, Wreath-laying ceremony Aatlthe monu- ment to World War ll victory. n ie? , . ,- 72 gp f- '49Yf1'9'wo'fl-v ' W ' b El PP .nf A gift from the Romanian Navy. Wreath laying ceremony at the World War ll Monument. 'YW oftice of the Mayor. l f 6 lu I Formal dinner in the wardroom Captain t i 't n.an 1 3 N . ,be 'fi' 'W 1:31 ' A . W M' nfwka . .. -,MGM W K 1 ,,.. wx, -:agp , V converses with The Mayor of Constanta at dinner. v u s 1 . , Xu YFYRS I .A k fi ,, I I 1 .J J- f . V1 ,, .fe 5 hit' f 'X ' Reception aboard the Mircea. 9 Q Q tw X N 'Nt' ff' 3, f Qi S5 me ' t X Reception aboard the Mircea. .M -2 Wainwrighter's tour Romanian Museums. We used up a lot of tilm during our stay there. K A ' lfgff at A 4 l fir q. EM . Q 5 A tour of the winery at Morfatlor. -,, fi -rr-' V- -- - EY. - A .1 -1 -:Sli-'. - ' V f'T5,,-L- si ff: 'CSQ E' 7 - , 2 s'!.Z,z,,,,:..:', '9 W -ffifyfg A .':,.-1--5.C,fvi,v 51 A ,.- ,lv V ., -V ' 4: .- ' .' ,A ,VL a , gnu-'e Q 'F.i3ff'fQH'ZZT'31fg': Q- if ' x :vf 'gf . Another one of the many tours offered at the The Constanto Bredkwdfef I-'QM courtesy of the Romanian government. .1 sv ..- li . 0 i z . . f . . v i BMC Morris explains the intricacies of the Bow Anchor to Pioneer Youths. Q 1: R V I i X s 1 1 i 1 55 i , 'NX 1 xii. E 'f ,. h i i ' ' A 1- 1 1 E Y E Yi xx ig 0 Our Romanian counterporTS- 2 1 Visit Ship, W w-.i.nu xx 'x ix Foreign relations at its best. The Wainwright moored at Constanta. ,,,s,,.....-H g. 1 , 1 J , M at t 4 t .Y xr 1 ' ft 1 X13 n , . . . , V 4,...A-YW' 'yr My ,, .ff-1-.,-.. X'--., y The Mircea, home of expert Romanian seamanship. XX X 'il'-lixr-.., N: X Nfxi , ,Q A 'H-aa., Xxxxfex NN.. . ff-,Ny . S15-ami. ' - f ' M. . 'K N L 5 . 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BESIDES OVERSEEING THE HEALTH OF THE CREW, THE CORPSMEN MAINTAIN MEDICAL AND DENTAL RECORDS, SCHEDULE EXAMIN- ATIONS AND CONDUCT SANITARY INSPECTIONS WITHIN THE SHIP. THE MAILMAN TAKES ALL OF OUR PAY FOR MONEY ORDERS AND KEEPS OUR SPIRITS HIGH WITH THE ALL TOO FEW MAILCALLS. QM2 Brinkman PC3 Hurbon JO3 Jorosz YN3 Keys PC2 Plckenpuugh . 1K.rv ., . YNSN Roof YNSA sfuckey QMSN Turner HMSN Wesf YN3 WrI9h1 GIRLS OF THE MED .? ' 'ow is-at 1. 1 P 5 1 V 'fir-351 'Hifi x QS o Wo 3159 ' 4.-1 Nmvi' w -ffw ' ,fbi Tx, Q g9',iq ',4,f 'M . ' ' .1 bV'H1'. . ' ' . -.Q -' -- ' J'T3xLf-'154'k , w-fs- ' .L 1 ,, 'L 1 . . . . H - V-,M-.,:.!f1,jk -,r f ,124-.19-,N 'Nm -,5 K A -v .. f,.,:,j I' lg J n ly.. A, -5, A . . W' f 'f+a??7'?wz-el. - mr .4 - TV ' . ' f a!!! JN ' '4 -. ' ' ,- 3' -3 .fry '- f' -1 . , :,.,f,a -A,A mv' A+' , X ' ' ,T ' 5 ' ' ' , ,gf -I ,. . . V. .1 ,V V 3...-' .. ..'-,.' J, ' -E ,.d,..,.f , . ' f' V' ' 1 ., - 4-f' .g' gr' .' 'Q ..'- 1 .- . --Vg. .:,. ',f '-,.,a-vfilj Z .-M1 .x wg , .. 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THE DIVISION MAINTAINS AND OPERATES ALL OF THE SHIP'S HOTEL SERVICES, AIR CONDITIONING AND REFRIGERATION, HEAT, GALLEY AND LAUNDRY EQUIP- MENT.- THE DIVISION ALSO MAINTAINS THE SHIP'S BOATS, EMERGENCY TURBINE AND DIESEL, AFTER STEERING, AND THE ANCHOR WINDGLASS. l1'lI be 'how Iong before The T4 oir conditioner is fixed?' - M MMI CUQIG MMFN Barnes MM2 Berg ENFN Bueno FA Bugg ENFN Finch MM3 Gupfon MM 2 Lyne FA Stonsberry FA Wilson FA Heflond MMFN J0hnS0I1 ENFN Trimnrchl ENFN Y oung B DIVISION B DIVISION IS THE HOME OF THE BOILER TECHNICIANS WHO MAINTAIN AND OPERATE WAINWRlGHT'S FOUR T200 PSI BOILERS AND OTHER FIREROOM MACHINERY. THE DIVISION FORMS HALF OF THE ENGINEERING TEAM THAT GETS THE SHIP WHERE SHE HAS TO GO. A BIG OUTFIT WITH A BIG JOB-B DIVISION. lla iff 'QA BTI Duvall 45' mtg va, BTI Heckman FR Blair BT3 BFOWH 32 B13 Clymer FN Davenport FA Dennison The good ole boys. BTFA Adams BTFA Ellis ,Q ff, FA Chesser BTFN Elliot Yep, this cuts in 1200 Ib. steam to Mr. Reemerin's stateroom. BT3 'Hale BT3 Miner BT3 Henkel BT3 Graf FA Johnson Sl , 'Q . TON FA Knlef FN lanzirotta BT3 I-0095 i FA Lombefh FA Poylhress FA Robbins BT2 Risley BTFA Roudebush BTFA Robertson BTFA Russell FA Shirley BTFA Williams FA whim BT3 Williams BT2 Zunigo E n vlslon EE !'Q Q U E DIVISION IS HOME FOR THE SHlP'S ELECTRICIAN'S MATES AND INTERIOR COMMUNICATIONS ELECTRI- CIANS. THE ELECTRICIAN'S MATES MAINTAIN AND OPERATE POWER GENERATION EQUIPMENT, ALL ELECTRICAL CABLE AND LIGHTING. SOUND-POWERED PHONES, THE SHIPS TELEPHONE SYSTEM, THE GYRO- COMPASSES AND THE MOVIE PROJECTORS BELONG TO THE IC MEN. Now place all electronic gear in standby. The deadly shipmate EMI reyuer ICQ Boll 'C3 Chfffnoskv EM3 Gilbert :cs Henkel ,J .S IC3 McCror Y EMFA McGowan EM FN Poole 'I :cm TerrY ICI Shirley M DIVISION THE MACHINIST MATES OF M DIVISION MAINTAIN AND OPERATE THE SHIP'S TWO MAIN PROPULSION ENGINES. THE MM TAKE THAT T200 P.S. I. STEAM AND CONVERT IT INTO 90,000 HORSEPOWER OF FORWARD DRIVE TO GET THE SHIP WHERE IT HAS TO GO. THIS DIVISION PLAYS A BIG PART IN GETTING WAINWRIGHT THERE ON TIME, EVERY TIME. MMFN Garcia FA Grant FA Helfgn MMFN Koster MM3 Sobie MM3 Tee' MM2 Hall FA McCloskey MMFA Waldrop MMI Griffin MM3 Angley MM3 Bunn FA Byrd MM3 Judd MM2 June MMFN Moyer MMFN Musslemon MMFA wicks MM3 Young R DIVISION R DIVISION MAINTAINS THE DAMAGE CONTROL EQUIPMENT AND HANDLES REPAIRS TO THE HULL AND SUPERSTRUCTURE AND PIPING SYSTEM. THE SHIP'S SCENE LEADERS FOR FIRE AND DAMAGE CONTROL PARTIES ARE FURNISHED BY R DIVISION. THE MEN OF R DIVISION ARE ALSO IN CHARGE OF THE HELO CRASH CREWS DURING HELO OPS, WHICH ALWAYS SEEMED TO COME DURING MEAL HOURS. ' r' IRIXIJUH F aww Nia, re - A .ffikzr ,Q f -aim? 2 ,fl ' Nw.. ,isfxiwf WTI I Frvf isgm , I I'L If L:3f ' . BI? f 'f:9-3355?353115-'I ' I If Q2s'4fg'-Alifiii, 'I ,gm QI L3 I f A I A- -' w ww: rw -12 mm 1 Slim E fr W LI LX LX r . IW I I Ek I L MMVI-v MM' TI II I L N ww n IX W ,wg I W, NX I I U LU rim I I I I EWR V55 I I RM Ip I X Y WHIP? I' The IX Lx.. I ww? M I II H II I , I. I . LZ, . ' NILIII I wg . I .DIRT Y W I, me 113 I U I II I 1 A MDR 'M I X HTI Archield D.C. Central normal for The hour. FN HerLong H1-FN Hilton WI I HT2 Parker MR3 Maupin HT3 Rohn HT3 Schweitzer HT2 Shonken L' 'I' -7'f.I'2?33:'f'Ff,75 ??1 f:'l'5 QTW mmn5m'y 1. H... , . HT2 smurn HT3 sparks HTFN Websfef Q O Q N w 'L M A . F 1 i ,' f :l.' J dxf i A ', f .4+ . .ef . f 4 14495 J - 1 Mfp. if If 4--av WM- I X 'fp xfx x v W W , - A K Nw fl 'J up 'M xx W X QQ ' K ,f ,, f-.,,.J,,, kg. had o 1 Q az' M M f fr ,J 9': ?12, '? ,, 3 'X 9,5 mfg gflf E TALENT SHOW WHEN LIBERTY PORTS WEREN'T AVAILABLE CAN ALL TOO OFTEN CIRCUMSTANCEI WAINWRIGHTERS MANAGED TO MAKE OUR OWN ENTERTAINMENT, DESPITE THE INTERFERENCE OF A STREAKER OR TWO, TO STACK GAS AND THE OVERLOADS, TEEN ANGEL AND ALL THE OTHERS THAT CONTRIBUTED THEIR TALENTS ANDIOR EFFORTS WE EXPRESS OUR GRATITUDE. MSI Calatina and I I I I ,ia l 'V , I I II- I: 1 1 A1 IP! I L.. ,5i I. I ,ww SN Lee entertains. Stack gas and the overloads. Let's get the 7 all Captain Ackerman S 'rv . . W Cabon mlx IT up. -, 54 P -.4 1 E L A.., .I , show underway. congfufulutes the winners. K Mr. Loftus ond Mr. Loutores sing? The great sounds of Cobotbct. PALMA AFTER A SECOND TRANSIT OF THE DARDANELLES AND BOSPORUS, A GAME OF TAG WITH THE SOVIET CARRIER LENINGRAD, AND MORE CARRIER OPS WE HEADED FOR PALMA AND ANOTHER WELL EARNED REST. PALMA, WITH ITS SUPERB RESTAURANTS AND OUTSTANDING NIGHT LIFE PROVED TO BE JUST THE MEDICINE THE DOCTOR ORDERED. MANY OF US TOOK THE OPPORTUNITY TO HIT THE BEACHES AND WIGGLE THE SAND BETWEEN OUR TOES LETTING THE SUN BOUNCE OFF OUR BACKSp AND OF COURSE PALMA PROVED TO BE EXCELLENT FOR OUR FAVORITE SPORT-GIRL WATCHING. WHEN WE PASSED THE BREAKWATER TWELVE DAYS LATER WE CERTAINLY WEREN'T RESTED BUT WE WERE A LOT HAPPIER. I., One of PaIma's many fountains Lx . r rev IT ,'g:'.' L... ,.f..... ., .... 92' L ,f - . F' ' f - .,.. em, .1 A ,A V , 2TQL'1'I E- , ii H sg? The i. ar, ' ,rf 1 'iii-'-r rf -T-. - '. I - 2-QQ' 1' Y fs- 7 1. . ' avr +'1 . fb- ,pr , I F ' - - ll If fr 2? I fxf Y, I ?md Il fi- d, ,'vPmm I :I Y ..f,.,,I EPA 1 Lyn Promenade, downtown Pqlmq K' -aw--ww -v-1 The entrance to the Cathedral Gardens. One of PaIma's many souvenir shops . ' 1 1 1 I i C' . if F .gggl ffff ' 1' s ' n, . ,,., . f 4',-1: f ' . ' . - A ' ' .4 .lp - wo, ,., r 1 S:M4A?',1-'elf' iw.. V li' A75 X 1 t ' A ' 17 ' io. v. .. V , , Ma, .m.,..,.,M-1 .. ' 5, . ' Y - -, 'ga-'- 5 l N- ', ff ' I 4 Y , ,. I .,r t All . Main Street, Palma Mallorca. Resfuuffm ey til i WM L , i ,im N 'R one of PGlm0'S back green, A look at the city fromi xx a 't ' so t t 4 'V . if ,Qt ig 1, i i i 1 .i Jfillnvi it I. OS3 King on shore patrol, God what a gooood night i ' ' ' The Cathedral Square' n 35,951.3 -. -, f-wt 'I w- . fb J -,M . ,... I H - the castle on the hill. K 5351 Fha... - wwpl 15. .N'.3:w1iil .::..'ss:-mf-'iw J OPS Department on libs an 'vnu' H ' 1 IW in Basketball on board. SPORTS SPORTS PROVIDED A PLEASANT RESPITE FROM THE EVERYDAY MONOTONY AND PROVED TO BE AN EXCELLENT WAY TO TAKE OFF SOME OF THE POUNDS GAINED. WE FIELDED TEAMS AT EVERY OPPORTUNITY WITH CONTESTS AGAINST OUR ROMANIAN COUNTERPARTS HIGHLIGHTING OUR SPORTS EFFORTS. BUT, WHETHER COMPETING AGAINST OUTSIDE COMPETITION OR AGAINST EACH OTHER ON AN INTER-DIVISIONAL LEVEL A WAINWRIGHTER COULD ALWAYS BE COUNTED ON TO PLAY AS HARD AS HE WORKED. Sa Inferdivisional sof Mr. Lautares plays I IbaII . fu, WainwrighT'S 50996 tennis in Romania. Basketball, Romanian-style. ll: lg Mr. Odneal. The bug challenge, Sorry Chlefs ez P'S,:F't x ' wQfi':T.a, ie' E ,513- . -. , Vi A uW.X.m, - - ..w,1.ww.we-aaav-x ., ' .5 - K , . X k X X x X I' x Ts U gp.. A '. K , 4-XX, 1 ry,-: E1 A , x .mv-fs, Q-S v .- - -NZ I- I 1 -xp .. .: W x . Sa -' 1, Q' . :X H. . ' wL y,,1f '1 -4 -M, , .4 ,.4, Q . ,. 1 ' - , A mg V I ,, My ,vw .Lf f k 5., V. J fa HH.-1 fa. , .' ,gv f 24--if ' .,!f , 8, 1 .-J' ' lf' ' x, A .. .1 A ,. L, -' fr u. A. -k-Fl u ,. ' - ge , . 1 up mei .fr i f ff' 1 1 H. 3' , ff + ,f .lf ' 944' V' . fi ' V M, ,D . 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You really d0n'1 wanf 10 know whai if is, do you? MSI Calatina CSSN Bell SN Bruderer CSSN Cummings CSSA Davis SN Morris MS2 Naval MS3 Pekosz M55 N Schmidt MS3 Verdeflor I I i I I EE,- Division I S DIVISION-MAXIMUM SUPPLY SUPPORT THROUGH THE PROCUREMENT, STOWAGE, AND ISSUING OF REPAIR PARTS. THE OPERATION OF THE DISBURSING OFFICER, SHIP'S STORE, LAUNDRY, AND OF COURSE THE BARBER SHOP ARE ALL THE RESPONSIBILITY OF S DIVISION. W ' g ,.13W 1 -f , ,Hy , , '-1,-5, WH W J W , V , ' WEST Q n , . yy- , 1- I 9. 1 ,,i:,J.WWM. - iU7QLHfQ, ' ,jfRQwWW -' I' ,,,I 3 1 -it 'WW , W ,iii WI . wLi:fiw':II'i'iI-,mast 5 , ,NI 'r nwwwnpwiinmmwwwu I, . - vimiw .J It 'W,jqNgS'b' ,N n. ' tg I -'WO ' ' is--1, ' LTU' vw L, ' I+' ' nit I My IM if T' It m,ui I vt! Hg, -f1- Mft- I- 4 ' W W2x It4.' ' ' ' 1' ,I imm l' iwifwg , ' f If., ' fn I I 'J I 5 5, II wh tmmgw, A If I I ,im,f, i.,7f!if?IfI,Mf.,, ., , ,,,5,,,,1,,,,,,,,,y W 1 if 111 I I ll Li I tygi 'j:,, iW.,,, , , I ,I I, ,. ,,,. , ,,, ., Y yi ,,.,i,5, , ,, rf I I, SKI McCoy You fill these three forms out in triplicate and come back next Tuesday. Al SN Almanza SK3 Beverly i m I ,'- y5QQ1iV wiwwwn m f-52' I FLW - I J , I SN HGII . SN Hanklnson SN Bunch sn Dixon sua anion I Mb-MVT Aa X SHSA Harrison SKSN Hopkins DK2 KontaI0HI5 SN A.o. King SN o.s. Kang SH3 Rodgers DK3 Roman '2?fYi- SKSN Lipsey SN Mvdrid SKSN Roberts 5K3 Seefeidf SN Tolbert SN Yochum 5'-s-.s You think you've got problems. You found what In your underwear? I lust saw it here yesterday, honest. l V l l 2 ' l l l I . 5 4 . 1 I . l Ql 5 A l 1 l ' l l . I i , z l lg - ll 5 l' . l I N I ls l li 5 ll . V l 1' l' PI ll lj f aj A if And Then she Took her Top off and .... ,V 1 if '-.5 l , v 'g y l x 1 4 ' n,0'9 I only accept turn-ins between 7:05 and 7:10 each l 1 l l l I v l l 2 My underwear is killing me, 5 img- Supercool. Ji? 1 fl I . 'nqtr . 1 5' Sunday V . l l l 4 Lhflf' V Nh , H . V. , Q, e B .' ' r'.,. WL nv w +mw.-,q.,.,-, M p ,Ha fn 'W , LE vii'- 1, qw:n.x m5s'+' Y -,fghngv - -.1-X24-mc N -A, ' ,uf Y' .+W - m f! V, . '- Nw, , , vw.-Qwumfpuwwmwwt , k, W' ip , V I E. g HF'3Y1f 1 . ' A F A FQ gag, . a ,...-. ...W W.. . V . wb 5m,ofwf-,Q ,W Y 1 -n,,w.wa-.,.x, an ,N .X W Line 42, Malaga. Y ri ? K' 4 mf' M 'U 'S' iff' al- ' E: : I. V , ,1-1,44 . r .V A.:-3-I 1 '- . , J- ' j 1 , 1 A yniff - . . - , , ' f I F- , ' 'GJ ' U,-M1 if 1 r' 4- , 1 ,gy Linz.. f f - -ff' 1 ' V' 14.,, , ', ?, I' v ' I , 1 f 'X 5 ,13 ,HA ,W N 154. ,I ghwzfg' . n I ff, vixp 4 J .- 'I f7 '1 'w9i34Z4'7 'V 'm'1'4:5 , .fr X, I, l 3f,5.3-,AQ w - ' V i 1 'yi s 143.4 -+:f,..g L, ,. 'f ',-:. vt- MID watch companions. ,-5 fav. K . ,re f 'N Ax. f A An H., b in ,: 'v x' rl' Q X VV V I Jw' 'I 'S.. if 4545 -u. N Q k. yd ,l , 1 ka n The lonely sea. , i ! 4 1 S l 1 i i r . 1 W W: E, W 1 N 5 ax ii wi V I r i 1 L1f LBf'i' Y Y A , Wwwwfw' Wi.. QM2 Reynolds Takes a SATNAV. 5T0f1dbY, Mflfk. , I 51 N-. You ordered it during what year? ll l Q31 ,ZIP vi'-lj Wadda ya mean I'm not cool. 3 2 'Zl- I ww, X K 5' 5135 33 X Q , ' yy f'. f Wqi,.nrQg ,vrr QL' HM, 5 + , .1 ., V. , r r---h ' 1 2 g- y ,I F5 my di ' T MN -yiwq fx FQFWQ ,vr f eufiafy ., 4,1 s um' I r W Q Q6 5 few- ,y n eff, F va I I V 2335 'Y Q N M? , N K V at .C 1 qv 'Ai 1 1 Mount 31, manned and ready. Scrub if, paint it, scrub iT, paint it You wanna go where? -if -'MQQ ' ti 5 ,fs Now man all cleaning stations. i Q f 1 I I ' r . l -. 3 ix 3 -fi if Tell me again, how many days? 3 1 CDR Lewis surveys the situation. if so e s f Z if 'm m'w ! ' Y M' gulf 'V iw, 1 W -17 U VY I .1 Unrep time again. Yes, it has been a long cruise. 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WAINWRIGHT HAS BEEN A LEADER AMONG SIXTHFLT CRUISERS IN ANTI-AIR WARFARE AND AWACS TACTICAL DEVELOPMENT. YOUR PERFORMANCE ASHORE MATCHED YOUR RECORD UNDERWAY. THE MANY PORT VISITS CONCLUDED wITH NO INCIDENTS JUSTIFY YOUR REPUTATION AS AN OUTSTANDING REPRESENTATIVE OF THE SIXTHFLT. PARTICULARLY NOTEWORTHY WAS WAIN- WRIGHT' S PORT VISIT TO CONSTANTA. THIS VISIT WAS A MAGNIFICANT CONTRIBUTION TO THE SIXTHFLT PRESENCE MISSION. ALL OF THESE ACTIONS TESTIFY TO YOUR ACROSS- THE-:BOARD VERSATILITY, OUTSTANDING LEADERSHIP AND SINGULAR PROFESSIONALISM. 3. GOOD LUCK AND SMOOTH SAILING IN YOUR TRIP HOME. VADM F. C. TURNER, USN. BT 0534 R 2308132 AUG 75 FM CTG SIX ZERO PT TWO TO USS WAINWRIGHT INFO COMDESRON TWO SIX BT UNCLAS E F T O ff NOOOOOff 1. AS WAINWRIGHT DEPARTS MED AND SIXTHFLT YOU CAN BE JUSTIFIABLE IN HAVING PRIDE IN A JOB WELL DONE. YOUR PERFORMANCE BOTH ASHORE AND AFLOAT HAS BEEN CONSISTENTLY OUTSTANDING AND REFLECTS GREAT CREDIT UPON YOU AND THE NAVAL SERVICE. 2. IT HAS BEEN A SOURCE OF GREAT STRENGTH TO KNOW THAT AS YOUR TASK GROUP COMMANDER, I COULD ALWAYS DEPEND ON WAINWRIGHT TO DO THE JOB, BUT ALSO TO PROVIDE SENSITIVITY AND SUPPORT IN THE AREAS OF TASK GROUP POLICY, PLANNING AND OPERATIONS. I APPRECIATE YOUR LOYAL BACKING. PLEASE ACCEPT MY SINCERE THANKS. 3- I WISH YOU SMOOTH SAILING AND A HAPPY REUNION WITH YOUR FAMILIES. RADM LANGILLE. BT 05417 A or . L ' 1 Mg ? , 154141 ,ge ,R ' ' ' .-w-.1?1f,31s5,- . L55 tau'-i'rf?ls-?o' ' , e ' '- - 'lefu-wa' QS- 1v'-9:--,, -Y s. -irrusaas, - - - , ' H Q e,:'3 ' , g i fts -n5g:,A f A 9 VIN.. .s f . ' V, ' ff- 1 , ,'4at:,wg:Qf5?9 ':L nu ' 1 ' 1 'rSv'f'-ww lil y ' f m ' '-: b lk - .L ,.:ffx'3 NET fQ1',t.tQf1.F-. M- t, --' , 'j,, .JEL . . T-,: H, 2, L' ga, L. 5.1,-,Q VgQ ,g13::,Jyf,gJgg-,gkfq'Z,ggggtf 1 - w.w-ww -me ff 1113?-a:':1o - 4 pP' ,, 5. - , - Sai-q,' ,M M :L :ffl .. Q .. -A t -.f.',nf- s t . .- , A ,... . . 4. , .. ,,,LdJ !' 'Ffa' ,, . 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L V, I' - -I'-' --j 'il Nh 'I' 'gif rf pg '-'rj :E .kghfb X- ,J , 4 ,L 9 if ,,,......-'ia' , ' I 1 ,-:...,,fV Vg 41104. i,,n lima Tdhltl 4 . r ,- wff , v -. 1. ,.. 'Q . 6 ,A . .ulgxb ROME lil ljlxli x,x,.a.V4,-jj lughajsxm M Y . L A .f J f1Q:g.Q I3 5, 'Q' V ,' .1-I MALAGA - LAST STOP AFTER OUR MOST HECTIC AT SEA PERIOD INCLUDING NATIONAL WEEK, A.S.W. WEEK, AND ANOTHER STOP IN GOOD OLD NAPLES WE BEGAN THE LONG TRANSIT TOWARD ROTA AMID RUMBLINGS OF EXTENSION. ON OUR WAY THERE WE STOPPED AT MALAGA, ALTHOUGH WE ONLY STAYED THERE A FEW DAYS THE NEARBY CITY OF TORREMILINOS PROVIDED AN OUTSTANDING LAST FLING FOR MANY WAINWRIGHT SAILORS. WE LEFT MALAGA WITH MANY GOOD MEMORIES, LOOKING FORWARD TO OUR NEXT REAL LIBERTY PORT, CHARLESTON AND HOME. Downtown Malaga L92 The panorama of Malaga. ,LL fy, .W k ya if pw? im? Y , J V 11 MALA6 ab A 1 ' -u v V .,, . . . QQ, . - ,,. ef,:1'sH::, 4 - .L 15: . 5 If- - gf , Y A- wa, , V - ,f , ,. I Told you we were lost. ' 1 .,f ,., . :,.: fn, ,TW AJ X . .N . ,. 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AS THE COOPER RIVER BRIDGE BEGAN TO TAKE FORM EVERYONE KNEW THAT YES WE WERE IN FACT TRULY HOME AGAIN. WE HAD STEAMED 33,101 MILES, OBTAINED 3,570 RADAR CONTACTS, CON- TROLLED 2,100 AIRCRAFT, EATEN 168,476 MEALS, CONDUCTED COUNTLESS UNREPS, AND SPENT MUCH OF THE CRUISE UNDERWAY. WE HAD DONE THE JOB WE HAD SET OUT TO DO AND HAD DONE IT WELL ENOUGH TO BE A PACESETTER FOR OUR SIXTH FLEET CONTEMPORARIES. SIX BLASTS SOUNDED THE END OF THE CRUISE AND AS WE ROUNDED THE BEND CATCI-IING THE FIRST SIGHTS OF CHARLESTON AND OUR HOMECOMING, ONE THOUGHT CAME TO MIND. WE WERE HOME AND IT WAS GOOD. .I ,s.I,! f. A HOIVIEOTWEEIIES us jim 'VHEFFLOCKQ Ik - j V ' F r. ri 1' 5 X- 1 ,Q 1 5 x 1 - N 1 1 N ' ' M. N f, A N . my in ,,, ' fp p 'ff 'k'-'Y 'i 1 VA N T M , I Qi Y , V s Q. ' . 4: N ' , ..,..0-........1 , -nl 7 ' f Fm . Y fv I X A V 1 b 4' A 'qi' f I FW 'ff fi . f . 5 W? jx . 12' wa Q if J X gx Y 1 ,N '. 51 x 'Jug' UNLV Y Q: U Q Maw ' K . : ' 0 , x 1 . . 4' gg , -I-bo I . 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I I, I I I I II iI II I I I II I I I .I l I I I I QI TI II I I 'I II I I: iI II II I I I I I , I I , I II II I I I I 1 I I I I I I I I f I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I :JI JI , I , M- MED CRUISE 75 WAS FOR WAINWRIGHT A SUCCESS IN WHICH ALL HANDS MADE IMPORTANT CONTRIBUTIONS. EVERY CHALLENGE WAS MET WITH A POSITIVE STATE OF MIND AND EVERY PROBLEM OVERCOME WITH A STlCK-TO-IT-NESS' THAT WE HAVE COME TO EXPECT OF OURSELVES THE AWACS DEMONSTRATION, OUR FIRST MAJOR COMMITMENT, WAS BROUGHT OFF WITH A PROFESSIONALISM THAT REFLECTED WELL NOT ONLY ON WAINWRIGHT, BUT ALSO ON THE OPERATIONAL READINESS OF THE U.S. SIXTH FLEET AS WELL. OUR MISSILE SHOOTS AT SOUDA BAY AND SALTO DI QUIRRA DEMONSTRATED A HIGH DEGREE OF COMBAT CAPABILITY. THE PERSONNEL WHO CONTRIBUTED TO OUR SUCCESSFUL PERFORMANCE IN THESE EXERCISES CAN BE JUSTIFIABLY PROUD OF THE HARD WORK AND LONG HOURS THEY PUT IN. IN THE DEPARTMENT OF MATERIAL READINESS THE TITLE OF THE STANDARD OF THE SIXTH FLEET WAS ONE THAT WAS EARNED BY THE CONSCIENTIOUS EFFORT ON THE PART OF ALL HANDS TO KEEP WAINWRIGHT IN THE BEST POSSIBLE SHAPE. IN ALL RESPECTS WE WERE READY FOR INSPECTION . AT CONSTANTA WE MADE WHAT CAN HONESTLY BE CALLED OUR MOST IMPORTANT CONTRIBUTION OF THE ENTIRE CRUISE. HERE, WE NOT ONLY HAD TO BE GOOD SAILORS, BUT AMBASSADORS OF GOOD WILL. OUR PERFORMANCE HERE CAN BE DESCRIBED AS NO LESS THAN OUTSTANDING. ASW WEEK, NATIONAL WEEK, AND THE AMPHIBIOUS EXERCISE AT CARBONARAS WERE OUR LAST OPERATIONAL COMMITMENTS. HERE AGAIN THE LONG HOURS OF PREPARATION PAID OEE IN A DEMONSTRATED ExPERTISE OF EXECUTION. ON LIBERTY TOO, WE PROvED THAT WE COULD HAVE A GOOD TIME WHILE STILL REELECTING CREDIT UPON THE AMERICAN SAILOR ABROAD. AND WHEN THERE WASN'T A LIBERTY PORT AvAILABLE, WE MANAGED TO MAKE OUR OWN ENTERTAINMENT. SIX DAYS ON THE ROAD, STACK GAS AND THE OvERLOADS, AND TEEN ANGEL ALL HELPED TO EASE THE TENSION EVERY NOW AND THEN. OUR ALL-NIGHT TELETHON WAS ESPECIALLY WELCOME EOR THOSE WITH CHANNEL FEVER. IN RETROSPECT WE CAME THROUGH MED CRUISE 75 LOOKING LIKE A WINNER. THIS WAS ACCOMPLISHED BY THE WILLINGNESS OF ALL HANDS TO WORK HARD AND A DESIRE TO EXCEL. mfr Li .. f, , 4- J . . lnriU6j3fF' ....,..1:.f.- uf'-'H-P '- ' MWA ,I X,5,,..,,, , ,......s.-N...-.-0 ROMANIA ' f ......--. I I I 5 I 1 I I I I , I I I I I I fx , ,, The Cifv bv dvv And by night ' 'e mffha e sz- A ii. e 4 'Q The Cathedral Gardens 1. ' 5 gf- em.,- ' ,.' -5 ' ' X -A - --, , , . flag .. A ,.,. wp , , ,jk..-f.....if3B- V A 1 . .- ' , . , .f Ik 1 '. ., ....x..... fn.,x. CRUISE BOOK STAFF fl? Y' K G . ' MW 1 .. , , , . ' . 1,4--nf A T 0 l . J- A . F gy' If W E I 'I X h . l 1 F' f-ll 'Q f ,':9,qH - VM Sv .l 4, l lllll f ll - M K H' ' 'TR 'A-4' , N,,..aL ug? ,... , K L -, VM, H-al , mb 1 X ' f ! 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