Wainwright (CG 28) - Naval Cruise Book

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I V I LCDR. PLEASANT L. MURPHY CHAPLAIN For LCDR Murphy, the cruise marked the first time he had been away from his wife during 19 years of marriage, which was one of the most difficult things about the de- ployment. The Chaplain also found it a continual challenge to schedule wor- ship services, between flight quar- PADRE - Chaplain Murphy passes the time of day on the Signal Bridge, during a visit to Palma. NEW LCDR - Chaplain Murphy works at his desk. The Chaplain was promoted to LCDR during the cruise. ters, unreps and various other spe- cial evolutions. He rarely had the same individuals at any one service. During the cruise, he started a Bible study group that met twice a week with about 8-12 regulars, and was very successful. In August, Chaplain Murphy was promoted to LCDR. ' 'M W f ' i,-,- THE REAL WORLD - Chaplain Murphy conducts one of his many Bible study meetings in the Ops Office. SGSI WATCH - LCDR Murphy and LTJG Crouser take in the View from the deck above the helo hangar. 15

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LCDR. JAMES G. CON N OR SUPPLY OFFICER LCDR Connor received the news just two weeks before reporting to WAIN WRIGHT. Less than a month after taking over supply, the ship would be deploying. The news threw the Supply Of- ficer's personal plans into ruins, and resulted in a hectic turnover. The pace grew no less hectic in the Mediterranean as the Suppo Y ANOTHER 860 CZAR - The Suppo, an- other child of the word processing age, works on some paperwork on the 860. S COFFEE BREAK - LCDR Connor dis- cusses the messdecks with MSC Cortte, who relieved MSC Wargo in November. IT LOOKS ALRIGHT TO ME - The Suppo inspects a piece of one of the birth- day cakes served on the messdecks. 14 raised procurement to a fine art, ob- taining such items as stainless steel screws in Naples. . SURVEYING THE SCENE - LCDR Connor stands on the flight deck. The new Suppo relieved LCDR Smith in May. YOU WANT IT WHEN? - LCDR Connor discusses shipping status over the phone with another department head. lllll Mx E , ,W W

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A 'Wfx. l'g,.p,,,f. I' LT. JEFFREY D. WAIN ADMIN OFFICER DCA LT Wain started off the cruise as the DCA. Then he moved to Ad- min after LTJ G Anderson came back from the leave he took in order to get married. However, he spent only three months in Admin when LTJG Anderson became ill, and he once again had to assume duties as DCA. As DCA, he worked to upgrade many DC systems, especially those found to be deficient by the PEB in- THE DREADED POAM - The DC POAM was LT Wain's working document for the OPPE re-exam in December. CALL ROTO-ROOTER - LT Wain re- spectors. He stayed on as DCA when LTJG Anderson was not able to re- turn, and he helped lead WAIN- WRIGHT to her successful OPPE in December. CWO2 Fischman as- sumed duties as the Admin officer. HE'S THE ADMIN OFFICER - LT Wain started the cruise as DCA, then moved to Nav!Admin, but ended as DCA. NO, HE'S THE DCA - LT Wain works at his desk. He took over DCA for the second time when LTJG Anderson was medeva- ced. 4.111 ff! ff THE FRED DISEASE - LT wain catches W M cites a message for the signalmen to send, requesting a drain auger. I a pre-nooner to break up the mid-morning routine. if 5 -Mt