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T.. - f' ' . r L ' iff, if X A In I f K . 1 'I . 'f' -,x,'l.'fr , ,Q ' I ' f' ! , , f I-,L . 4 J' in-iei.,,,4 f 3 , 'Iv-4... 'Kwan Ulm 'J-la, U S, - H ..-IQ. ,gy , -mx , 1. I If4 I... f. , 4 A f I, . - X .,, ' W' 'th ,lf I I I . I L 53 CAPTAIN WILLIAM A. CCDLEIVIAIXI EXECUTIVI: QI-I-ICI:H :ai A ,gswff I v RMCMQSVVD RICHARD KCNCRKA COMMAND MASTER CHIEF wpenni- x.2 HEX V li 5MQm nfSw .fp ummm, USN -, N, ' 'i A ' ,f 1.1 xb KKJJE . .W F .- . E l ? Q I S 9 S I s n I N 4 1 I i BB-64 HISTORY ,W ,- A - .. , V 'Jac .fn:,C JQ.::h :E-c4 was .e,'f:: e: -f' .V -..--'...--..-- ..... , 7. 34-3. .NC f:f.:': c'Tc:' . : -:-.IZc. :.-be ::.fcC'x 3'T Pea!! Harcc' a': 3'-2 'ea' 55-3' Z'-3 axe- Hg Qi fe' 5539! Ship USS MEN JEQSEY E5-52. TE be-X' A363 fifqng cosewafce ::, 7'-3 Nav, 3' if-3 Pegg y-1g,'gg- av- ,Q-Sa- 75-. A ' ,- A .. '. - 'N' ,., ..- ff s V., C' f : :'..o'v:: .. 'ch -,fu-X ,Sze Diff QSFTCS, J f'f'f7l1 n, ,. ,. ,. -,.. .. ,. , A ' , 111:--Ja-:lu M.-5 Jaxx f-:C :, '.4': .Rate U. 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'fu l U . , 4-4,- A. - .R .- -Q A ' --, , ,Q Q ...-'-'U' 'ff -, .f--' -Ol -- ' fr, ' - A LM- -L' 5 ' 1 any 1 ' - 779- '44 USS WISCONSIN I-IISTCDRY The present WISCONSIN underwent a period oi training and trial runs in Dela- ware and Chesapeake Bays alter com- missioning and let! Norfolk, virginia July 7. 1944 for her Shakedown cruise to Trini- dad. British West Indies. After returning to the Philadelphia Navy Yard for DOS! shakedown repairs. WISCONSIN set course on September 24171 lor me Pacific war zone. Passing through the Panama Canal, she reported to the Commander- in-Chiei, Pacilic Fleet Oclooef 2 and dropped anchor al Umm, Caroline ls- lands. where she loaned Admiral F. Hal- sey's THIRD Fleet December 9 The day before Our amphibious lorces hi! Mlndoro, the 'BSI camel lash force of U16 Third FIGGI, wllh WISCDNSW ilCllr1Q 88 fi Suppcfl uni! 10 U16 Carriers, Del- iormod its mission ol rendering Japanew lncillllfts at Manila useless lo oostrucl our Mlndoro operations Securing complete lnclical surprise and complete rnaslefy ol tha all on rho 1-Uh, 15m and 16th pl December. carrier aircraft sank Gf de' slroyed 27 Japanese V955-015, damaged 60 more. destroyed 269 planes and bombed miscellaneous ground lnslalia- lions. Supporting again the Third Fleet Cainer force, WISCONSIN participated in the air strikes against Formosa. Luzon and Nan- sei Sholo. to neutralize Japanese ecrces there and lo cover our operations at Lin- Qayen Gulf. These S?fik9Sl3S19G from .lan- uary 3 lo January 22. 1945 and included a thrust into the South China sea in the hope that major units ot the Japanese Fleet could be encountered there. On February 16, 1945, the task force. with WISCONSIN as a suDD0fTif'i9 Unif- approached the Japanese coast under the COver ot adverse weather conditions and again achieved complete tactical sur- prise. Enemy planes shot out of the air totaled 322 with 177 more destroyed on the ground. For two days the attacks were pressed home, an escort carrier was Dornoed until rl capsized in flames, nine coastal vessels, a destroyer, two destroy- er escorts and a cargo ship also went down ln addition, hangers and other air- cralt installations were destroyed. an air- craft factory damaged, and two engine plants bombed heavily. Our ships sus- tained no damage, but 49 planes were IOS! On February 17, the task force retired tu Iwo Jana to give direct support to the landing operations Tokyo was revisited February 25, and on the next day the 113151116 ol Hachino, oft the coast 01 Hon- sriu was mt Five small vessels were sunk and 158 Dl8fll?S destroyed, with the usual heavy Carnage lnillcied OD QrOUr1d equip- FWQVNT The occupation ot Okinawa was next. On March 1. the carrier task force ob- tained photographs ol the terrain to be used fn Diannlng the seizure campaign, Next day. cruisers of the force bombard- ed the island of Okino Dailo. more in do' training for the forthcoming operation than for damage inflicted. On March 24, WlSCONSlN's 16-inch main battery went into action when bat- tleships of the task force pounded the southeastern coast of Okinawa. The U.S. ground and supporting forces were fiercely attacked on April 6, but car- rier planes were instrumental in knocking down 248 planes against two losses for us. While the task force planes were on their mission, surface units were again heavily attacked by enemy aircraft. Com- bat air patrols knocked down 15 over the force and ship's gunfire splashed three more, but one Kamikaze got through and crashed the flight deck of the carrier USS HANCOCK, killing 28 men and causing severe damage. On April 11 the sulclde planes resumed their attacks, more fanat- ical than ever. Only drastic maneuvering and accurate gunfire saved the ships of the iorce from damage. Planes account- ed for 17 Kamikazes while guns of the ships blasted 12 more. The assault was repeated the next day with the ships arl- chored otf Okinawa and 151 Japanese pilots committed Hari-Kari . In these. as in other actions, WlSCONSIN's splendid anti-aircraft batteries performed out- standing service. After three weeks of replenishment in Leyte Gulf, Admiral Halsey's Third Fleet last carrier forces, now the greatest mass of sea power ever assembled, steamed northward on July 1 to wage a tremen- dous pre-invasion campaign of destruc- tion against every Japanese facility which could be used for prolonging the war. On July 15, WISCONSIN participated in the bombardment of Muroran, Hokkaido. her great 16 shells wrecking steel mills and oil facilities in the city. On the 17th. she blasted the Hitschi Miro area of the Jonshu coast, northeast of Tokyo. Admiral Halsey's final blow was deliv- ered against Tokyo on August 13 with U.S. planes shooting down 31 enemy planes and destroying 46 on the ground. The cease fire order of August 15 came too late to stop the first flight: this cost the Japanese 40 more planes. The battleship embarked home wefe Gl's at Okinawa on September 22 and departed the next day on the long cr0SS' Pacific voyage. The ship arrived at Sqn Francisco on October 15, 1945. The shlP then sailed through the Panama Canal, and arrived in Hampton Roads, Virginia January 18, 1946. In January 1948, she reported to the Atlantic Reserve Fleet at Norfolk tor inac- tivation and was placed out of commiS sion in reserve on July 1, 1948. t fs. 3, i Q 1 Q-J in vt f , s ,h . , lv . - ' V , - ,' --+ '4- A f-- i ' ,X--'qv'- 5 DQ' . t t s N V M-V' - it Q -A ,..?7.::..,4 :,fp.,,,,g, W ' -A ' :ii Q 'X' ' W 1 3' V '--nN-g - ' 'fT aP?'fl,' Y 1 0-an- L, '-' - bf A 4+ - . 4- - -,:..:A,:t' 1'-O -. 'E'-1 ygff' A ' 1- ' - H'-- :r'r ' -- ....- -1' ' . ,,- - A .3'Pw..,-- - , - --' - ---K - ... Q ' 4 I- i1:. --ii' '-'ll' - W In A W . .. H - ,,.,,-M, MN, .. WWW ? USS VVISCCDNSIN CBB-645 ff nifty iiaf-gnip duty on April 1, 1954. On April 13, she Wi':,l.,'JN?5lN was ref,offm'fr2SSf'?- C' 1'-G1 1 v . . 3 1961 wrt:-ri Caspian Trfmas Binaries USN arrives in LortQ Beach. Camorma' depamng on 2,Q,.xum,,,1 ,.,J,,,,,,3,,5 the 15tn and arriving at Norfolk, Virginia on May Or fu4.!'!i:! Q? 'Gi' l iECfV? 'I-EL6'Y'?'l 4 twirl: t:IrJri.f.f Athi., if,-,Sw 1' r' e 'Q Shortly after a minor overhaul on June 11, J 1 , 4, ,V ,,4, ,1a 41 v-1 . 1, , , , ., ,A, 1, fwffafgg gg 195-1 -MSCONSIN departed to participate ID lfrifl .il Ni Url, z11..f1f.,J nl it 1 J .- -1-11 Y . Elffl'-llftg air ff,wf,f-1.1-1:1 im if nr ?.p.e Le' 2' At ant: F2661 exercises as HSQSWD TUV Com' rnlimirtfj r,f1iraef,r1ig, tiff! 5E?1'5?f 1, fare Secsno Fleet. I th f- Af e Z 1 f limi-riiiii nr riff, rtfitfwiv if 1.4 mfr' 1 - vi '-'ef vt f9U5W'SCON5'NtOOk Damn e rrmrifzef ienffirri Fe-mr g t Q . Ortentation Cruise oft the coast ot Uri U-v:f.1:iiiL-:I 2 flllf, 1 0 i't iff? ' 5 T56 YCEEOV-img Gay' WISCONSIN .and iriigi rifiml ,auritir-f -1-iiitfof' ' , -1 '. - 4 ffil wif' '35'35l'3 USS EATON collided ln 3 Vtirvxfx fill Nfl 1,1151 1 if f: F11 . ,Q ' 5'- ffl 5111 'WQ irc ememswe damage to the battle' fifu: l,lJfkl!lfUl'7'! Fi .rlfiiw f' ft ' ' ' , f J 1 'Y 1- I '55-13163 one Week later She entered zlflix Uhr! 1 L! F4 Xfif,'Z fill' fi nl' f if , ' Y? N3V3l 1 it is sc that she might participate as Uni: fu 'nfl-will, fill?-i :' . V' ' ff, L, f - - trim, i,.,,..,.,,,i,,,il,,,, M , 1-, ,-, asnipman cruise, a 120-ton, rifwril rhiiiiilirve .iirirpirl ii 1' ,r-fi 5 t iQ7x' ol lhe Dow ot the Ul'lCOFTl- iiirt,ii.Jri.,iii sri., fimiwr 1 , - 1 KENTUCKY was transported lmmiiirivir 'tl sifgtlori irom Newport News to Winniiri.irar-irt.in-1i- -r' 'SCQFNSIN crew members and ly liriiirii, init ltiiimi, 1-1 l r 1t,'EfLiV'il'iGi, working around the rift -viii-vrmffll 1 ilffilffff f 1 i tarp in the impressive time 'fi Uv! iii'-Hi lv 'f vw- 1' .lone 28, 1956, she was Hin :init Ll W-if! ri lm- iiiii , 1ll'N 'lf- 'l H Y'-1' Il- lr' 'C-5 P WSCONSIN was Placed lilllil M ill 1 ll 'W 'N lf' -Nw' tnineo the mothball tleet H U' fl '7 ' ' 'I l ' ' f leaving the Navy with- NlW1 lifl1tt' 'L ll-11 -' ' 'NC seas lor the tirst time llllilllixi lim Y 'l,ii1'gH'l',x! pull: iii ffm t 1' i ig' , ' O 4? km-d JSI i i 1 i. in .105 Fi WP' ggi LEP ugh - I W' -uv-nf - H V . 4 Z, . , .K-, .. 1- pauw ,,.... .aff ,nav my Ae -' ,V ' 1-N MDW 4 A 7-Y 4 ul!-L a Y ' i 5 , x Pl 'Q P.: L- -I L s '-.hu-.1 Sgt E x . , ,f A., 'fl' AA',fA. , ff 'Af g, f,g-'K' ?'f L.: f' , 1.97, 1 V,f ,t :Z' ?f'?.i? 1 24 BJ ' HI Ci FJ ' 154- 1 511- 315 V955 97 -qv w f 1 ' T 1 if 1 .am fr' 1 . 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B Q ml 8,34 . Z' -f f ,Ln MUSCAT, OMAN t t r r t Muscat, tho Capital City Ot Oman han turtg l?t't 't is ffch t'4iC'Hgl contor in tho Middle fiilfll Orrmrrr tthowf. s..-vw :were-trrrrlr Witt rnrirrt ttburrs blind thu wntfrr-z of the Arnbrmw Cv-1 wt' L31 S' tr' Of' arf at on n' 3 OOO your- .sqm Fmrtkrmvrw 4 .nh ' Hx r A r 'W gift brought by the were rrmn to the tw my te ' H 1 rt 0 man rn nntrqtnty The - up ut mt ww L: 'fr r vf and rnyrrh wmv and Curwtrhuo to tw med to P P f ' mr-.orml growrnrrtg and umrtntroh C ww' ' rrch nugmotf. worth thorr vwruht HW avid f M01-Obntmrrm .md wext to letmhoh where e ' tw ft 0 to the ports of the Mvdrterr me m Anctont Portuguese tortrewaw the er' 1 0' J Q patron Of Oman mer -SOO xo UQ .leo Wee' Oman today -looms to time rr ore L t Qex tw Q e 0 Q a the other porte WISCONQIN x erred the Po te t, axe .2 Q ef- high mek are Ie-S apparent rn htm, 1 Lg r Kea et, 'W 'he ow- wawtaltorrarrt The XlE3uQt'4r1 Pa are H e t t h ev. Qtar hotels rn the world mr reQ 1 x Qtt 1 -Mah QL D U r past its mat dome NhtfYWT't?'N 1' r' Ohm xx 'h e re Q as r mtmtg the -.mm ttx drsptdyx ang -.h QQ ,Her 3 bg we W Mr, deem' for 3 puke At the other end ot the ee ve wax he km ah Q a e , D the Mrddte Ea'-t Muttrah rx .a a e U rwarfcw c ft a ew Q Arab rtterdtantx un tons tum e me rgbex xs rt' Qt LQQQ Q r L33 5 hrtnue turked there IT et-em ee e A tx Nah' t, 'lee +3.95 Seemed to peer trcm beh Hd the aes Ne Q rs. m Q A It' Q, ee-xc 85 WISCONQIN QJIIOIN Ncveh the em ex Tr-gy 5, rj greg N acuefed the Ntreets ther QL rx 9- ,N r Xe - their-ee and betloxxmq haxst-te'N -X ab , .s faces vetted then' hneerx 3 'egg 9 bracelets connected ox tm we x the merchantx Lornmen 1 ,N X3 9 Muscat perhape more r a am C e ,, N was a taste of anerent Arlh a ,uve gf Wd 1 3 - . We .- ji 33-4 Y 5. ' at a'4'4 4. 'W' W , 54 . n BT! ,M 5 . -. t .. 1 vw -' -- , rf,-5-jx-,,fj ,Hn Q gg, Af, V 'r'1? iweiinii. 5249 A f'f:,!tx- ' 1,312 V, ' 5 M?5iS5f ' ' Afeiff 4 '- I 1' ' LAL LQQ E C . 1 SUEZ CANAL 1 1 my f - X 4 li - warm,--w'K' 23 LIFE AT SEA . long periods of time out to sea is the most challenging and Spendmg N life. WlSCONSlN's deployment to the Persian e aspect of HVY unlfiu .ded all hands, both boot camps and old salts a large Gu Prog? time on the high seas. The following pages contain just some um nd images of being a U.S. Navy sailor on the nign seas. of the aspefifs 3 E5 , 'K fr' ff v VVCDFKKING PARTIES K Lu r . . , , gn R .1 x , 1 .z ,Lli , V' 'Q' , . 'f ., mi fp- 1 .Af I -. , gre-if, + 'W' futxz 4.1-LL,,,v,4ff,..Q G. ,- ,, 2-, .f.i..r -1-.:--,f.- il TW: Q. i ,, -fr-, ,g-e,g'j,q, fail-K-wg 3 ftyy-x ' x A 5. 1, .. 'ifi z., 1 1 , - 31 fi vnu: fl Ti gf--: N, if aw-fd! 124 3' 'ml' 57 '52 fl? 4 iff .X ,4 . uf A- WCDRKING PARTIES al' t 'T :rl If L ! 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',., ffyfkwilxlygkw in n-,l .. xll15e,'!O1l?k' , 1 1Nf 'V' JLZW' 1 Ivlm.u1m'1 .' .1 r ,1 't ,1- Ihx, f?Tg3f1Ujl,'fQ',l,'v1E' - -x A - Umar 3-:?1:g'r'1,qf,sl1 .XR-fa - , ing. k'x V7TQ'xfR ,121 QJNQ , -' U10 gzhrp T TQg1l: hifi- 1 ' ' Uwff l'HC7fS wi ' xsrmr ft ma 3-u lbw ,' K khapgmmiia, 1, W I g . .f I I r I i 1 I I x I A i 5 5 P a 1 I r 1 i X l E 2 3 1 ,. W ,...i ,Q K 1' s Ve, 1 ,A 3 .F Q. Q, 2 Y 73 i 1 V 9 I 1. Q n-n il!!-Mfiu ., kv .g, .w1iF'k','VXRL - 2 Y 1. .r 'KF 1 . Q J fmwfvxmy 1 K . ,Why ,, 9 , 4 1? A113 14... .., . Y AJMLW, .. Mg.: .,.,.. 44 'ZW .TY WISCONSIN SUCKS V'---.. SJ Nu '1 L . .... fn ,K R f ci' .,,,,,'x, ,ff-ffg 5 5 ,f 6 . . . 4. :f,'1.,a? n -1 5 I 'aff ff 5 s slim f H - ' f ' 'M' 'fasten n4ll w ya --1. -' 'Wife' .Q ff' 4 ' E 1- ' ,Af x 'MMV , r ' V .A L Vg, n -if fr- W' 'Q X. ik VIP VISITS SEQNAV YISIT gi . 'J' f .,1i'P 1.. sr 1 On Novembef 7, 1990 WISCONSIN played host to the Secrexary of me flaw, me Horm- able H, Lawrence Garrett III mf a Due! ww Mr Garrett also IOOH me oppormmly io mee: and shake hands wnlh several fnemmerf, of me new After a tour of me -amp me SECfE!i3fy mam-.eu up WISCONSINB cfew, whim N215 21:-,ffmufec me thu f0ff3CIxfsllf:, Ielimg ali rmfsfjn tha! H ff m,x! q,n wflfs behmd US and Um:?:fwg v3.i:r,ff,r v ,rf Em: current events m me Pmsmn ips? if 'rf' Q 'Q ,,. I f ,A ,f ' fs I X iN i I? XM 4,1 -.W - L 'iff dv 'rv , XM v JSQ-.ffgw Efbfws a?2vSQE'?'f. 'E irq , ,M . ml kt .frm N, . AE Mg A .I , V Q Q - R ' .kfifwfb ,f Uufflm-. f-'E' 'r- 'a.gg,: , 1 - f . V ' , '- . ' Q1- , w,,f,,,iEI,? f 1.-., . a 11, '. 4, Jcy y, f 21.1, V N V - i - ' ,, . 'e','ef if . ew: L H f , V 1 'ww-a 5fy'ri'6i L' ' . 'K fig f' a uf: ' - ' ' , V V 2 , -W 1-L. X 71 ,3-ii MM Si nai' up-' . ifsgiii 'fi' g f ' , - 1 ,ini 'ww .. - ,pf F -,Ne f -vias...-A--. . ,. , . V- M, ,,.....i. ..... ....w...,-.W Y V ' U-T W F .Q 'Q k-'WM an - ,,,kw, ,, A X 4 n . . .O 1. 5 cl T il git Ji : Y. O 'X , Z I ' K F-' A .' Y .Y 1 , if! R52 rf GEN. QQLIN PQVVELL CHAIRMAN, JQINT GHIEFS QF STAFF P' ,Az x X ,rf I 2 It X ,, 1 f.. ffl? js uv -UN it fm. Q2 'H':.: 73 .ig n gs 8 - Qi f 'v 'Q' 1 J 'xsd Fw.. N Q puffs s Q ,,, Q 9. Q vp 9 f 4' 'wsu I 1-fl 'I 'R QW o 'f 'fr Sr fy' x f . I e L' MGS 21 N 5 I s ts. uf Q9 I v'l J! V ' x x Q ' .Q ' L A H L - f wr ' ' I --Nj NX h . .' ,nw K A B r' ' I fi... X I 1 ff MA. - if tff .I ' .. . .yi-Q I ' L- I VV 'v L. A Q rw, . - I 4' ' U - K, s 4 1 -I .1 - .yf I dl SENATCDFRIAL VISITS W ...Q ,,,...., Ii, i,. 6 H nw S M , .L I mi - A ff J 1 On September 2, 14 United State Senators visited WISCONSIN. Senators included: John Glenn, Daniel Patrick Moynihan, Alan Cranston, Claiborne Pell. Jesse Helms, Conrad Burns. Christopher J, Dodd, Dave Durenberger, John Heinz, John F. Kerry, Her- bert Kohn, Carl Levin, Paul S. Sarbanes, and Alan K. Simpson. Senators were briefed on the capabilities ot the battleship. Later in the day the senators had a chance to have lunch with their constituents and were treated to a battleship gunfire demonstration. On February 19, the ship was visited by former Secretary ol the Navy and current Virginia Senator John Warner. Warner, a staunch supporter ot the battleships came to the gulf to see tor himselt how the battleships were proving their mettle in combat. if 'N -in A L 1 GENERAL NCDRMAN SCHVVAFRZKCDPF .2-x W! 1-1. Q' 3' DJ, .5 5. 1 'ix mwgw , NNY r 4 6.11 '-nv , JI k2Uf?iPfJi al' 4 .w. V-- StJ:lk5f1XN'.3f':'.l1Xf,. ' . .' ' X l ' Thy gwwpf, lwfrl bcfofv wma- 1, t x sfmfs tfvf vf.1-Q., -- -.-.-f ' '- time out fwf f s sq 3 f New lVT7UV:'S:l1'C s .-. za .M xIUt?Sf1O?VS . 5 '- ' K . Cvfvhdsfwt Vast ' -1-f x v .- 5 2 ' .NYJ SUNG 7 iXECx 'Q - N 4- ina 5 .3 mn Sf. S ' o 43 u'F'1'i 2 O. sf' 12 1 an 'L' .QQ I ffl, J ax? T1 1 --4. - U 3Il'. 51 f. I4 :IQ 8 . 'T '31 B Pb 'FI 4 ff' ' ' uh 5'f'li51SlfQ f'f 1 STEVE MARTIN VISIT On October 20, 1990, actorfcomeoran Steve Marttn and hrs wrte, actress Vtctorta Tennant, vtsrteo tor a hanoshakea photograph ano autograph tour. The tour was sponsoreo Dy the USO. after Mr. Marzrn approached them about wantrng to go the Gott to help wrth the morale of the troops. The Martans were extrernety wett recet-reo ano much apprectatec Dy the crew as Mr, Marttn yoke-3 hrs way aoout the oeci. Though he presented no formal performance Mr r,tarzrn was rms mc ana crazy self throughout the vrsrt Both Martin and Tennant used the ships cc-sec-Q 'Lori tetetrsron systorn to talk to the Crew htartrfr emo waz the tw-It at-Ietirrrt, to autograph Turret t ounng Inf, mr: -...MN 45, 'f z 5, 1225 N ' i'l I A USG VISIT On December 26, 1990, WISCONSIN hosted a performance by Bob Hopes Desert Shield USO troupe. Performers included Ann Jillian, Marie Os- mond, the Pointer Sisters ll'-'luth, Anita and Junej and Krystyne Haje. During their stay the performers were able to tour WISCONSIN, stopping to visit with the crew, take time for photographs and autographs, They also took a time out to enjoy some lunch from the mess desks. The troupe finished their visit with it performance on the ship's forcastle. Jillian, Osmond and the Pointer Sisters performed a variety of songs for the delight crew of WlSCONSlN, U..-11 'S ll, 1,1 f Swv ww USG VISIT 94 1 During WlSCONSlN's Persian Gulf deployment, me- dia interest in the battleship and her mission was at an all time high. During Operation Desert Shield: television. print and radio journalists, along with photographers paid frequent visits to WISCONSIN, making the ship one of the most visible and well known Navy ships serving in the gulf. The visiting news teams were not only from the U.S., but from around the world, including many journalists from the gulf states. A highlight for the ship was being the platform for the CBS Evening News with Dan Rather. Rather did an entire news show from the ship's lorecastle, with the ship's 16 inch guns as a backdrop. Once Desert Storm began the news coverage contin- ued. A combat news team, including CNN's Carl Ro- CNEIIE, covered the first hours of the war from WISCON- SIN, sending images of her tomahawk missiles back home to an aweslruck nation K,---gnu: K NAVY BIRTHDAY ' ',,1 I YP 'Ji if 'I 1 M '51 fin' 'HJ M-im 'Mx' 1 4 x J 1 'g'Si,, 1 . ' , I, 4' 'Af' .Ss X K, xx X X x ,X 1 - 1 V I , ci t-Y 3 4 .5 , , 11 ' N - ,L ,, y3iLLfH 'f -,ivgl 1 fi : 4, 'Q'3p qw 4 H.- .N fwfr ff' ,ii- , qkq Ju Lt , 'ff 15 pf' . ' F555 45,57 a '- ' x v ga- H ., 19 . ,ty 'V .' I 'dw' , 1 71 . Q Y, wr . ,Lyp 1' 'K ' ,-Z pl il, J ,F ,l I . 5 I ..-...-- -, ' , m ,- ..f4f H -lu-f.--,-- . - ' ' 1 ' . W ig' 1 -P if 4 . ii 5 . 5 If Sqn? , K. - -fit ,.-H 7 'Y ,dm 1 wk' ' ,-1 4 Y, 1. I 43 Nf'-W, 1 'Z - '.,- A. 5 Wig,- . .I It 1 ' l, I, Y A 1 -W--Vx 'ffl . 'v 'U 9 H , in-0'5 v Va-noun. .-qrwcani 1.-.- .. . x f . 1 X s ' 7' I Z ,T nr E X C 'Lif- ,Q F I Y r' ' Q . ?' ,if gl- l' Early on the morning of January 17, 1991, WISCONSIN, acting as Toma- hawk strike warfare commander lor the Persian Gull, directed the se- quence ol Tomahawk launches that initiated the opening ol hostilities in the Gull War. Eight missiles lrom WISCGNSIN were included in the total ol forty-sew on Tomahawks fired in the initial volley During the next two days WISCONSIN fired a total ol twenty-Iour Tomahawk land attack missiles, while continuing lo coordinate the successful launch ol 213 ol 214 Persian Gull Tornanawk mlssiorifzi 102 .f fl , 5 1, 4 '- L.: 'is . i...-9. ....-Q. I -qu-f --Wg R, J' f ' 1, M ,simian-.1 1 ,-Yi 2 's. 1-V-v 4-1 sk. w 0, v . 2 ,ru mg .K . wr. -rn.. 1u'l-- Ms. 4-mlm.. wg PM FM-. f' . . , jg. - -- -' gi. -,V Z.. 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NAVAL GLJNFIRE SUPPCDFRT at 'ls 1 .54 TVVO REMAINING BATTLESI-IIPS CDPEFRATE TGGETHER . . .i,:g'zQf,64lkM2E . ' f . .m,.,, . ,, X I D , . l 1 5 2 4 L ' 51.21. B625 ' . A : - D 115 V 1 ANY SERVICE MEMBER IVIAII. ,,, , ., . 'dj E n lr 5. X fu . Y 5 fv yi K J,,........ 76 ' E A f X A E A l X iv-s., Q- lJ.fl3COlJSlll sailors were among the 'ec parts of Americas support for her frzzps '- the Persian Gull, via Any Ser- .i ce Mf: 'D9V mail. Tfctlsancfs of letters and packages adfessed to Any Service Member were sent to the battleship during her z'ecc,frrrerit tothe Gulf. The letters were .wr fte' Cf ex-military, children and just ordinary folks who wanted to let the mili- tary serving in the Persian Gulf know that they cared. Any Service Member mail call be- came an almost nightly event at the Public Affairs Office, whose staff was in charge of distributing the letters and packages to their shipmates. HOMECO - y . ,, K 1 Wiz '33 ' , 1 Q, ,- W 1 5? . 3 I W E ., LEBFIATION nzbwff- -- V' ' . '. Q? f , , Av V, W. gg-1 ' f- Lg. , ' u ' 7 ' .' : ' 517, On March 28, nearly eight months alter WlS- CONSIN departed Norfolk. the shio returned to A hero's welcome at the worlds largest naval base. Returning victorious from her participation in Gperation Desert Storm. the shio arrived to Pier 5. to the delight of the thousands ot friends and relatives gathered to welcome home their WIS- CONSIN sailors. As the ship inched in to her oerthing. WIS- CONSIN sailors scanned the crowd of thousands looking for a familiar face or a homemade sign bearing their name. From the pier, friends and families looked for their loved one. dressed in a uniform identical to the 1.500 other crewr-nen on board. Eventually all were reunited and the celebra- tion due to seeing each other for the first time in eight months began. i ml. lb- wif 14 .-i I7 HOMECOMING CELEBRATION 122 di. X s v CREW an-f CDFFICEFRS AND CREW T4 355 E. Y L 1,1 Q gif it 4 OFFICERS AND CREW 'Z' Jw, -lil ,,,.gnnsll .-. ni - A uhm AY -what J I:-1--A-J n Q-lil, J fNf OFFICERS AND CREW 44.11-1 'Is Nr 1 w A.,..m .---eg P' 345-1' yi.. lr OFFICERS AND CREW J '- -arf P V4 l F of iii,- O Q-:f ' hgh- lun 54. ,A P5 4 1 U r'f 1 n 2 1 -in -1 V X ap , I Q , ADMINISTRATIVE DEEAFITIVIEIXIT ADMIN DIVISION The yeomen of Admin maintain officer service records and command files. This division is also responsible for the operation of the ship's post office and print shop. CWO2 THOMAS SCOTT YNC CSWJ EUGENE EADIE N F' Ns' --1-P7 l IIQSSWJ JOHN IALTFSFSP Vi? SEEN ifi 'TA'1 PSETH !.'AYFS YN1 HAI l OCK MOHIER YNHSVVJ RANDY ROBERTS ,.., , V V t Q In W I L ,L A. gr i T if T' viii 4 H ,fc ' , Jgifiiff, A We A H I , l WSW is SU'-'NFC X- fir- . as 2,12-f assuzrr Yr-i2 oouoms LINLEY ..., ..,. ., ,,. 1 X. V , . , .M ,T 2 afggx Fr il ' 9 T Q E , in V I- , L13 CUNTQN EEAZOSMFT 5 :Ng ggi- T. 1 ,fl -O-.,,::- , , ,Dm HNEGAN F LI3 JAMES TADDEY YNSR CHAD BARTH Y if NSN ERICK EVANS PC3 KEVIN OLKOWSKI YNSN DON FAULKENBERG YNSN ARCHIE GALLOVVA Y LISN JOHN KOERNER SR DAVID RORVR SN MARK STALLINS SN KIRK VESELKA YNSA EARL WASHINGTON TSON PERSONNEL DIVISION Maintaining enlisted service records. providing career information and counseling shipmates on Navy opportuni- tles are the responsibilities ol the personnel men and Navy counselors ol Personnel NCCISWJ IICJNNII IIINI JMAII PNI MARCUS WHITFIIRII P I I CWO4 GARRY FERGUSON PNCM ANDREW COBERLY I , n J ,, 3 t 'I I . K N Q ff' --4 .. , - ,.., g,,,,. .K 'x-.,..-' I I me .iffwrs I mi vii,-ti Llc: N511 RICHARD Poi PN1 KIMY ROBERTS I i PP-.5 ffvfss Celexa me rgepmriep AGUILEH PN3 JAIME ANAYA 'V' 345- A: '--'L' 223 -3.423 Peewee we JOSEPH MYRICK I s, -'G PH? GEORGE WENDFNCK PNSN GQEGUFXK ENJCEV 325: 3'A'3 Q-N. fl. S , ' Q E' ' 3 we 'fi NIMH .HHHY l AWI VF? 53N MAH? i,IM,Hw . '. 1 Q 4', : fff' xl ' Y A -9 1' i Q 'x 5 1Oi ?95N G-XFYST P k Vxll ix.- N w I I I l! 5 5 s L 3 5 s K i ? i 1 1 T i ? 3 I 4 i 'DY' .ui .hx 'R -..,-, - DECK DEPARTMENT U H . Ai, 1 -1- DECK DEPARTMENT Witiiii'-X ,,..'q,.'l'l 'I' -- '. l i 44 FIRST DIVISION pg at djybign is responsible for anchoring the ship, main- tainihg the forward quarterdeck ceremonial area and for- ward laddef to the ship. WY A 1 3 rig, ENS ROBERT CLARK ENS KEVIN MCGOVERN HMCJAMIHTJIWAIL 16 RMC STEPHEN NN OODCCCK 3 BMS ANTHDNNI GALLARDD , by-rnrnnairJAP3HALL SMS FREDERICK BRDVVNING 57 BM3 SEAN HALAT E, I i. I I BMI JIM PHILLIPS BM2 DUDLEY IVY If-945 Q BM3 CHRIS CARR BM3 ANDREW FRAZEI? I I fi pw f!!- I. I, I BM3 RICKY MCKENZIE BM3 BRIAN PEAK T'-'Q .ug 'RA J 0 'D 'Vs x '-u,,, 'if FZMT3 ROBERT FEED idh1F..T..:FAA..,.-I F-Q AY .J-ns 219 H Hllf3f5i I I AAU! N u , x I ff it 'F . Q I K N L1 V' , T '1 v -'Q-. W W :Q-G XL f ,P',x1 J I 2 1 2 4 SH GARY Cfjflfvf-lf!! 51N HPS-If ll IH lflhli f SN N .mn mx. SN CONE?-XP 5.'F.f'1.ff'.' 1 6.- P Su ww CQRNEUUS SA CARLOS DECKER SN EMANUEL DEJESUS m.',', 2'5- SN.- '. ' Q QM lf- 5-IA IDULIQSI AS FRRHALT SA JOSHUA FAHLOVV ' 3' if- CCH USAGHT SN PALANTE MCCLAIN . i - , S 5 E ' , 4 X:-SI. N xllgi' -. X . .. Xxix 1 X m'Hf- ---7- S- , l,,..-y - ,- .f,.,-g g Wt Q mi. x3:', -u X Y tr 1 LV' 'Y' 1 F3 I! ui 'J N x 1 W 1 3 1 1 2 3 3 i i Q 3 5 6 i 1 2 2 i A 1 n 1 V 1 1 5 fm- .wav-ey. 'vi 'lv P: Z. , if Q KL aT 1 ENS KEN MARTIN QMCM Qoasm 2nd DIVISION The E3:atsn.a1n's Mates of this division use their talents 'U D'9S6f'-'Wg are pammg me mam deck as well as the shsds suse: S!'LACZwv3 HM1fJAVIUF?f fnD Hfv1YF1f1PifXiib4'r 9-U. .' '.' ' .'.' '- 9-P.4'?1AI45iffA1Illfl BMS FNCARUO AVN A UMR MNH-Va Q3V?7f'i'f ff BM3 MARK SANER EMS CASEY X' N U 1 T S . ,W --f . - H 1 5-:E-g'3fv--f'f-'j-ggwqw f L , ,,,,' 56 if . .hi!..':kg . - -E 7 11,7 . T K T! T 1 1 , , SB NOBMAN BECK BA DAVID BENNETT SA BRENT BOLTSHAUSEB SA SAMUEL BBIDENTHAL W3 35 fl o SSA JAM! 83 UW JXIUI'-I V L 3' ' T SH HHTAN T1 ETCHEB SB STEPHON GBAVI 513 Sm ETEENNW GYTNFT3 5-'. Hr. SEV? S52 gs gHM,f,J HALL SR DERECK HAR,q,g,f,N . , 0- 7' 4 Q . t 1 SB ERE' -Qhg xx Si xE:i:i - :::: 2:31 ,- ., L,,,,,,-x A k WE- - - fb--:L wezm SB STEVEN JOHNSON fr,'.fasP1cHf+PDSGf1 'D 'x ' ' is . 'if 4-0 N ff ,ix , . ? v Xjtif F,1'1F!FfI , -f :wr mx g Xl -wxswnu H. X 5 . -- .. - x. wx -. R xm 1LUAM SEIBEFT Sl 'M 'i I jigs- ' ' ' ' ,J f x 5 y src Dnvlsuom M The men of Third Drvision are responsible for opesaxing and 1 maintaining the flight deck, used to carry cargo. passengers and mail to and from me ship, Thrrd Dmsron personnel also marmarn 1 and preserve the famarl and ah shrp's iaccer LT GFEGORN' SHINNICK ENS JOSEPH PUGH gr la Er gr il A , ae 5 T UMW-W1 -'WW' 'P' f -.' A Q 'T '. uf, rmz wi W ILIFINSSKI BM3 AITFXANDEFR ACOSTA 4LfXl'M'H 1M1.'r'l UM-1 X'-NU? rl fv . N' f1 f . raw r.rr,++f-ra roms BM3 KENNEHT MATHEWS :gig NSXXX, EWLIE 'xL ': QL 'L Q ..' A f.:-.H A M M V M V 1-11 v:1+1Ho SWITZER BMS JAMES WALKER 151 'Q' 10 BMT? MICHAEL ZIMESKI SA JAMES AKE 45' -sv HH MICHAFI BATH ES SA FRCDHF FU FSE FW 51 ,V+ N f A F SR Gil BERT CANTU SN FXUNM V UF? 4 M9 SN KEVIN CRAKEF2 SR EDWAFD DCNALCSQN If ' K 'A xg Q. ' f-fx. X -QM ' . , -. , -4 t - --x i X- E -1:0-' N v' T -V7-XGON yi' 'mx O- 1 rf 1 . Um I'1'l1ImHl II l Y U' 'ef-Fl f,f f51TlUYJ 1 f - -- ' 1' 1' SA -1,'x7HC'NN FLOWER SFR FQODEWCK FRANCIS p- , , ... f1HH,WA,,... , A ' ' 'N iw YJX1-E I? HXXHHIS FSH WH l IAM HAY! 51 xl'k ' W - P 1,1 1 in g V x K xx .1 ,, f , ,r sm V-JIl AL,lAI-AHUVF ' f 4i,H',..1JvfJ C xN'X'k'xv 43 Q-L -:-':K. H. A ,- - R X N X -b X - - --- 3 . -,f kim sm JOSH LQUGHRAN - X 4? T duff SA STEPHEN LYON SN JAMES MADREN S2 E33 E -ur' Sx .x. swwvra MAFYIN r R' V ' fl' 1'- . . 7 ' , . SR RYRON MAY SR SCOTT MINT! ' U5 Q . J-Ol JM ' ' tl xsv Mrur-J 'Nf.Xx .kTx' ,Q-NJQ as nn SN AARON RETTAWAY SA RATRICK PRN 1 1? f-, ww WAVE w,f.f,r+ SA JACK RILEY SA CHARLES ROJAN A MATTHEW SAVIDGE 5 Z1 SN RAYMOND SMALLWOOU Sf? Kf l l Y VHUHHI SFR OW -XNPO V.ENVQfl T 4th onvnslom The men of 4th Division are responsible for refueling operations afgga The boatswain's mates also operate the boat davmts handle 5hip's mooring lines. fiMC,gf,WJ NORMAN Fifbl GFP! IKMPLSWJ BRAD LONG BM3 THOMAS JACKSON BMS FRANCISCO MEORANO UNH IUNVIIJ f1HfHM'Xf1 'Q-'C' S-X Mlixf E?S35 ,'. H53 ea, fc:-ff? BM3 FHCHAPD MULUNS EMS STEVEN ROGERS BM3 ZACHARY SANDERS . ,aug 1 V ,f' ' ., 'Q fl'l .li 'DQ -lv' Jkjlg F , .XA lfkkflpil l Y VN IJUNAI U H01 IYJINKE 1-gkf ., ,--.,..-., ,..Y, ,,,. , Xblllu .-. ... P-fi r'MUfJU DENNIS gras P MOE ENRIOUEZ .3' - 1 .. 1' Q 5th DlVlSlON Hfth Division is responsible for operating the starboard side b t davit The men ol this division also man refueling stations oa . and preserve the starboard side main deck and below. , nMQ.1AMf's imrzmiiis my ,imrw mmm EY E BML? JOSEPH CLILLUM BM3 RQNALD EVITT BMS RONNIE KELLY BMS ALAN MERRITT ized' ENS MARK HOLDER BMCCSWJ DOUGLAS ROLLICK Y f BM2 JESUS ORTIZ BM3 TYRONE ASKEW auf' BM3 GARY HARDIN 1 ,- BMS CHRISTOPHER MYRIOK BM3 GARY HOUSTON X L. BMS CHRISTOPHER SAW em BARRY STEWART BMT? I VF STONEVVALL , SFI MICHAEL BRENKMAN SN TONY GARNER 47' 0 --- .,.-S.- FX ........,i Y K1 rl? W Gui 'sf' ,' '1'?- -5, .., L, J J 'lu ar .- V do I, T, ? S l'IfxK II ff-K1 f' -A SN CRAIG COOGIXN 74- ' 'A Af If IIMIIJ SA WENDELL HARRIS SA CLIFTON I-IOLLEY SA PHILLIP HUNT 1 I I 162 f if I SA JOHN KOTTAS SA THOMAS KINGSLEY SFI KLEFI JONES SR LAWRENCE JONES , I SA FIAUL MANALASTAS SA MICHAEL KUTIK SN WILLIAM LEWIS SA STANLEY MADISON .1 sr. SN USN METTEST SA MICHAEL MILLER SR SEAN MOORE SA ERIC NAGY -J'+'5- SA JEFFREY NEFF SS KSSSY OLESON SA ALAN PAIGE SS JOSEPH PLATZ 7 -K nw.- S , I: S rv X v x xx 1 1 ' ' X w X 3 1 , , . 4 X . - i ti R 'vnuailxt Ufflmi, m g u x ' 5 ' A 1 4 6th DIVISIGN Sixth Division operates ship's boats and preserves the sides of the ship. The Boatswain's Mates of this division also man the ship's paint locker, responsible for providing the entire crew with paint to help preserve the ship. The sail loft, responsible for engraving and canvas work, is also part of Sixth Division. 'v LT RICHARD VORK LTJG TERRY BURGESS HMI UUAVF Y 4 li S-'I it www-, r.i - I MUNI l .Y .. .K tail.:-'Xll RM? TIMOTHY KQLLMAN BM2 GARY OGI FSBY O9 PM.'lRAX 'N fTlNNS'fT il'.lZ R-T2 Q'sr..?': '11? :-iw, -v f ,,. x X R ' ' X ' ' X ' Y H' ' 'J fM-'L-5- Flel INGTUN BM3 SCOTT FARROW ' Y is. ' sms ixemgw 1 s .s as sg, Q an 'fi 1 ,f-'. , efffvn '53 CHQRLES JOHltlSGll-1 E QSCAR LEWIS BM3 TONY NUNEZ BM3 Arzfwyrxf aww 5-nf 3E'f?F -ass sn ANTHQM AGELLAR SA THOMAS Al IOTTI SA 5fixNl? r' ,XF4i,i-F? ,rf ,-'- f ' E'-Ir-1 ,Q Ui SA TERRY BRANTON SN WESLEY CHIN I W , I-' Q. g -:I-4' -rw' SA WESLEY KELLEY SA LARRY LAWRENCE SA MICHAEL MCGUIRE --F 17317 SSN SRAMIII I UIIII 1.3.-N A Efff-'-'. I E I Iv SN RAUI ROLACEK -'2 SN J-wow sm rims SR -1f3'EgF ggi SA. CHRIS TURNER -, -X--- - L ,- N ...Q-K X ' ' -- A 'NI f-- --.-,..- ,.,. I LH ,LM X ,Aj K7 ' LL. ,..,...' ,. I3jHI1Q X V N-1 - ifxyl.. :nigh 1 YI.,,, SA CORBY MOORE SR KIP RILEY SR JEFFREY WALLIS STI WILLIAM WIMBLE DENTAL DEPARTMENT T I uf DENTAL DEPARTMENT 'Q-'R Tav- 1 5 1 4 ! ., ' ,v 1 4. 1 1 . ., 2 V ' Ll ', v-! wp T N I ' T 1 r J r , A ' x 1-- 5 Q 'MfT ..gJh 4 .. I AT x T I T DENTAL DEPARTMENT Dental Department provldefs general dental care and training lor the crew ol WISCONSIN and other ships throughout the fleet as well as lnsunnq a hugh level ol dental readlness on board. WISCOF-lSIN'9 dental lacrlrtles can provlde most ot the same services at a more-baserj dental lab, rncludlng teeth cleanlng, Illllnq and rnlnor dental surgery LT MATTHEW POMMER DT1 MELVIN FIFER UTI MARI IN WAI I ACI' UT? DAVID RHONE DT3 CHRIS ANTHONY DA SAMUEL CAYARES SN EUGENE LACORBINEPIE , ,-. DA BYRON PULLIN I as ,, , 1 swift., , , A ' . ,,. -f y., Q .51 7. E? s , s K, ,. ,gr lf' qw if ,g X ENGINEERING w 1 ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT 5, FEL!! f Q gf -Q it i A DIVISION Air conditioning and refrigeration are the responsibilities ot A Division. The Machinists's Mates and Machinery Repairmen ot this division maintain and operate the diesel engines, machinery shop and numerous auxiliary equipment. A Division provides the vital necessities for comfortable living conditions for ine crew of WISCONSIN. il CVVO4 ANTHONY .IIIIIJI VIC I.IF.Ik'YfQ i'I: xIHIi IZIIIII Hisi I' Vp, If iHNf-gy AKEN! If -fb ENC BOSBN SMITH 'JU' Sf, C.. uh : j f fog thug' Lfjti!-FL YELI-EF! 2 ENS JAMES HAUGHT Igwb IIE., I U 9 , HQ Mmcisvvi Aniiiiin rsiscnorr 19' IAM 3 ff,l.'.ii DAHIIEA QLSOII ,Q MMICECILV-CSSS IiW.iA'-cw --asf AA , - - ' k - -sob V: :hi DIGEST SQQSICN IIE42fS.'.U SCQTT FERGUSON .Aw WARD .JoHrX1sQr1 Ill MP2 ALM. C,-' 'I f UP' .f F'H !f-HV! H ,F2F i P' 'JU ' ltlq' rx -xwgls xgxq ' Il ..LPXf1lvkr1-x',.'x ,. . f gd' 'FW MMS SCQI? ' X wx A3 I X- trln V I , . ff' V ' ann' 4 Illl. f I .5 :':-RKNN N mg ff' Q' x 4 MM3 PFQFSTOH SMITH MM3 DCUGLAS SVJENSON -Q47 Q9 Mm rmxmx w -vm HY e,--,-- 'H .- :yi 1 i MH3 JOEL WALDO MFR3 IFRBY WYNN 1' 3 Ji- fmre mm sa 1 fxmraowsxl ENFA JOSE AGUIIAAR 2 A I 1 i fishy If, V-ALI!! f3,IL?'f,y?'fJpHjfJF 1'l ., Q, J '- -'Si 553'-W4 COPTES FA TOMMY DAVIS 5 fr FA JEFFPEY HENDERSON ENFN ALLAN H 'J if 13.5 j. .-1, 'K Nu' xx-X .jx MNX N -N xx xx -a wi 'Q' L2 MMFA CHHISTOPHFR JONFS VA MIKLHA: i 5-N' , - X A Y Y '- '-Y, Su .VW 'v- Y 4 . FA JFRRY NEWSOME m wmv, s -. . X . ,.,ff FA JUU0 SANCHEZ FN m.1CT+1 V A f W' 1 x, X A ,.,.,,, -,,, ,.-4 Jl1fzTHfjrJ A. K-N C-1 R., ig- x., V .1 H af-,4 I-3 DIVISICDN The Boiler Technicians of B Division run the machinery that generates steam to power WISCONSIN's engines, heat its spaces, and provide cooking and laundry services. B Division works day and night to keep the fires going so that WISCONSIN remains alive and well both underway and in port. mics immnv iivpii me isw. camxxitp GQETSCH I RTI isnt to-xssw FCSLEN EV Jim GILCI-IFEIST ENS MURRAY FINK JF! BTCM Isvvi CHARLIE cHnisMAN I I BTC PATRICK MC GOVERN BTI ISW5 DWAIN THURLOW BTC ISWI TERRY SANDEFEI? I E, I BTI DAVID LUKEHAFIT G' 1? ll ' I riff 5 it I I BTI iswt QLINTQN mist-I as ' E-it iw- 1 pr I: .W si ENE nomo Em JEFFREY vick BT2 WILLIE BUCHANAN BT2 lf-PF f Cf'-f'3PF .'f f' si tT:1llIvu gif' I f ll, lllky' :QI HL' .I-XM? . w ' BTS STFYFN FF7x X'?wS' f 434 .4rF '4'1- Q -- . .v 53: CL r'k TON '.'-X' f7SON ,fi . ,.!x!'NT5flull x .:K- e 7' .-O - sw - r'1.ffrJ 1 1 1 .Pf'-' ei- ' a H f ,EL Q' ' Q :ix , ' . ,H 1 , N . if 4 4 4- J ' Q. 'nur' .V ET3 RIKJHARD EQOfL,E5 LM ET? QV-JF STC? -'FQ ETS JAMES Lxkwl LIMBIA Fr-3 3 DGCQQ XJ- vw! --xxx. - -- ,. gi, ag , M.. fr ' 'pdl' vi' QT r 1 A ' I , .af 1 '-0 - wr. vu ,E x VK , xg . fa- 1 Qi, 0 mn :mm rw-.ya 1+ is E1 f mia ,IAMI f-5 racuwm BT3 MICHAEL DUPHHT N 2 , ' 3 My -1-' ' ' '5 If '20 ' aw -f ETS PREP FXFNSFN F'F :E'E-3 ' E'E JQHATHAN FQEDETTE BT3 MICHAEL GABEHART f I VL ET? Gl FN H!-PPV, u ll ',I'il,HHI',H'5,1FLf I, ,Ar ' 1 iq W y vt. Xu '-A UILIIHNESI PJ-N1'F-'04 ' - AV. - - '- K ' W! -5-15 -. ' .. ,s X ix X v x . . . , 1 , P -rv 4- ,IDMNN x '.- H -'L' v- 'sf-Wx PUFIIHHT BT3 JUAN MEUINA pq. s- :,x llI72 xfI Z . Q., 1 A i S. ,--K -r--,- ,.4 5 'Y 2 'NJ JG' m www Prvmfr i F? Cl i ' Q -9- 0- zr-81' v ' ' F . I 9 jp d V! v 4' 5 3, 'i 1 ., gf V 'JL 1, tw . 5' . 4- ,45- .Q 0 1 , ,, U Zi, fc A N , 1, f .r V x Q ,W 4 'fi' , H1 .lfJHNHf' ff QF H f . . HR XIUIUH HH P E -X K , Q 1 C 4 FR GEORGE GUTYF3 H' ,Mx FR DAREK HATHAWAY SN MATTHEW HENDERSON FR HERMIS JANIS RTFN BRAD JFSSUP F .,, 3,4 U, K L ' .fi L S FA JOSE HERNANDEZ FA DARRELL HICKS 2 W1 FR PHILUP KALMETA FR JOE LOPEZ FN EDWARD LOWE FA NEAL MASCHKE 5 in FR IL -AA'g?: j 1 g: X... N - l L Y 427 o-0 HHN .IFFFFWFY PFYFVVITT FA IJAIHJ MH ,A '.' ,f-' -- -. 5- 1 9, VR STFVFN RFFD FFT VWT-EW MQCHN FI f1'f ,I ri ,I ww 1 i mf, G..- FA SAMUEL STROEF? FF? DEMETRIUS THOMAS FTVN HFNRN PINHMAN VHN HUa1lHllAlHHllN 1HMfxN f,HfFl'HfHlJfL W BTFN CHARLES THOMPSON :: FA RONALD TORRES FA TIMOTHY UNHUE FF? JOHN VENTHONE FR MICHAFTI WAHU ull: FF? TIMOTHN WHMNFN twin? c E DIVISIGN E Division handles the distribution of electrical pcwgr lafgrjci-- out WQSCONSIN. The lnterior Communications Electrtgrgfamg ing E,eCgfiC.an's Mates of this division also maintain the te eongrg Opefgfing system and all interior communications includfog edgy, SQUVC powered phone on WISCONSIN, This dt-figsgp Q5 3153 fe- Spams ole for electrical safety throughout the snip. 1 tv. ,-1 r 'vs 'pd 1 N ,Y ,Nt t'x-X.f tl .. .pa 4 , 1 ' J X ' . Xen ti' iW1l2ltlfIli'.l1Ar -1 -i i -- .t r itti i1 1 r , . . r . u . ll 1 1 ll' t'3Wl Ml l Xll-J M'-lli tw X ' t w y x N , 4 NI If ,fit llllfi , 7 5 Fel r. v- ag .uf Wi, it EMS Vt.X-XVQFM N ,4- 1 I 4:5 Q 7' nd 7 , -f-- r ' tiff' i N Rfqfx mul.. ', tw, 1 - -Y' ' ' -'f!- f'f' V I .k.. . . ., ............- .... . iz EM2 ROBERT I-IAMMEI. EM2 KEVIN DANTZLER IC? RICKY NOWIEI I III? MARIJUNIO SAPAI ICIO IC? JAMES WAI SH IC3 MEILVIIIJ ADAMS P? - ,I 1'-Ig .' , I , I? EMS DAVID DDEDEIQEG IQ3 ,IAIIGS GDL+GHv,3+I IC2 LANCE MCCLUNG EM2 LESLIE MOCKABEE FM? STEITD SEARS EM2 RICKY STRICKIAND EM3 FOSTER ANDREWS EM3 TODD BAUR IG3 DAIIIIEL BRIGGS IG3 WILLIAM GLENN 103 worms HATT EM3 PATRICK HELLAND ru, ,,Nm , . . :Hg UMW' M X YV. X . lx X,llX X . -, .x x ,x A43 ICLIZ IHAN l OPFZ IC3 Al l FN MAI l kiwi, ,ks yt if 5- ll .. , . ,vu I A MJ' N y gf C .-9 AE' FMS JUSFPH POLUUNIAK um MV rum wr ,t',. V4-' af EM3 HALVOFR SILCOTT EMS KEN. iN SP-33 'S 'xl' A ' - just 1- f :f!s f' f- 'f ,l',1' 11 1,5 , I, , if ,, ,, I? ' -9 55 I EM3 ROBERT VOFIHEES EM? Cf,L'QLf1.S .'.A,g,? CS STEFI NG WASHINGTON IC3 DAVID WILLIAMS W' ji PN 43-9 IMI? .II I II IIY WII I IAM.. . 1. :If , '. I 'JI II MAI-'I IIN, IzI I I I MI A CI IDIIICQ III ACI'-I 'NN f 'l1: '- Q1- fa EMM QH,xP2I,ff5 r:s:QI.'.x 5 '.'f '. fffiff' f -'-'ffif H' If 41v4w.mI m WIMUII Imam Q.- ' l Y' I I , I FN THOMAS TLNN EVIL X-3 S'Q7HZ3 5521233 i' f23i'.',, ERISA LAIJID GAITAN ff. -ME f f Q A V s -0-f. 'F ICFFA NAMES GREENE EMEN PflF4Ef EMLEQ Qi f 72 .lI.' wx! Q .. -U' 1 'N HM,-3 If UWB! MC1f3fJV'JfNF1 FH? '- -- 'H '. . ,OI,' 43 O? 1 i C! 1 u ',. 0- HLIUHN VMMIPHI - K 5 5 x 0-5 f an EMFN LEONARD SHAW J. - -.., ......... ,.. . ...sl 4'TIK XX .y.-. ...ann-. ., .-........ .. ,... ., . -,.,..........-.,.,.. ,-- - - .,. -.., ....fv1 M DIVISIGN The machinisfs mates of M Division are responsible for the mannin care and maintenance of the ship's engines and gener- Q. ating power for the ship. 'LJ ' MMCS MICIIAI I IIAIIIXI II pl- LT GREGC CLARK CWO4 PAUL STEWART Q I auf-' I .. , L I I MMI If VIII IHANII I CAJRIUIIITRI' MMI ISWI PHILIP BRADAC I..I.II ui . '4 1.' ' lr' ' I 1 ,. 1 3 'V' lv' MMI WILLIAM CHARRONE ALI 4 Y A MM1 JOHN LINCOLN I-IMT RCFNNIE CCCKE IJIIJII ISWJ DAVID DOLE MMI ISWI CHARLES GROVE5 ...4 A I I I C MMI ISWI DAVID MCINTOSI-I MMI STEVEN REID MMI PAUL VOGEL BT2 ALBERT BLACK MMA Ttrrff MM2 MUSTAPHA ELDAHOOK MM2 HONAL D Fl l HMV f' f' V-f', P- , r-vQ:v- 7- ' 5. .J. ::r' L,G: ' ' un X , 'V xx 'Y :fl MM2 TODD HUMPHREY MM2 JOHN KAPFZGSY MM2 JOHN KENOALL EN2 KIRK NOFFSINGER 1 W MMS VERNANOO Al MUNPMT T MMS MICHAEL E-NRNES MM E4 F mfs AR AM IGABL E .ff .Age JL- 1 MM2 SCOTT ROBERTSON MM3 LYNDON ANCAR ROOT-JEY BELMONT MM3 WILBERT BOURLIEA MM2 NULFO TAGANAS all ' 5.1,-A - 1 'L J: fr'1f.'?5 MM3 GERALD ARANAYOO MM3 STEPHEN BRANHAM Q I 194 f MM ., H , . 1 we 1-f H L: V ' Nu. -f-Km:--1-rn 3 ,1 4 : .ff-f Y -, .45 -L , ,gi xvfa- , - ff ,rwsiw ., . --ss . , . , .Q 1 A,,, . .. Lf , -.,,1 ,, ,Y 1.,,..A , , , A ,G 1 I in ,k ,, , M. ,-, U ., ,, , .-1,-v,,,,,,,,,,,.1aY,..,.,.,--1W,.v.,f.,1s-Q . ,4 H ' ' , ,,,-V... .,.- . . rAr,1': fm11fr1fr',.','. ' 1 Ar,1am.,r1xA - -. - ' U rs J Hx , . - ' UfXffx!flHv :Ha ,lil -- 'H nr 6'1 ,L , ,,. ,..,..v..p- .. , . ---V ' ' . - .v- - xvqg A ' 1.. x' x' if ':gg,f MM3 WILLIAM GASAWAY ':,'? MMS JOHNNY HART II MMS RICHARD GANTZ Y q-....-.d' Lqplng u'a,',I.,f IA,-ts., HR.. MM3 MICHAEL HONEN CUTT xltlfs f-I-. A .l.A I-4t-I FX , I AVI -1 swf . .-Xwfq ,X-,T'1IykfxJI', iq.-- MM3 BRUCE +4AsT5N:I.e5I+3a ws e.e:ILcor.e5 fw H' A I I fs R MM3 JOHN GAROINO MM3 IVAN GRIFFIN MM3 CIARFNCE HICKS MM3 THEODORE HILTON I I MMS JEFFREY JOHNSON MM3 SELBY JOHNSON :ma JQSEPH KULAWIAK MM3 MIKE LOOMI5 X -on lC.1'FL MM3 CHPISTOPHEP MILLFF' 'IHIIE A,-A-1.5 -I. ii M-U 1. ,, , MMH HUNH H Mf'JNT43fJf',1f Fu 5,011 -'-'.'-- ' I ---- -. . ffs ' s u Q v.,Nx. .-, 4, ,, xx I , .g U X PJ . s . , 4' 1 4- qs, ' ' Q-1 -'DEF' va ,- xgxq ma uu,,, ',gg. 5 MN13 I'v1lCHAlNl SCUIT 1 X ' 'N 1 H H ' '. 1 '. MM3 CHRISTOPHER TARUEF MMS FRIO-1-X32 'Q3:Eg, 3 ' A ' 7 ' 7' L 1 , FEI I MM3 MATTHEW VASSAFQ MM3 KEITH wm-.4095 FR JAMES ADAMS I I MMIDA IJUIIIII ASR IINIII-II NX 9 'I I 5-5 LSA IIN KFVIN CLEAVES CI. NLSSH' HLZUZI' FN FA TI-IDI-AAS LINDSAY FN DAVID BOYD FN JACK GOULD I I I I I I I I MMFA NORMAN LEFFEL MMFFI WILLIAM MCCOY 1 1: 1 FA TOD MEYER MMF SEAN P.41ArF3 :- -A-A . . E. w pp M - ..,3: ' .-1,9 .CI 5TfXk XNOQ ml T1 Q1 Mmm JOHN rzmrauczxs Mmm ufgmr .f y , - D , , H, M rx , M I H gg FA STEVEN STURTZ FN Cl AREDNCF TNSMWA 1 F- FA DEXTER WALKER FA DEREK WARD R DIVISICDN R Division is responsible for damage control, general repairs and hull maintenance. The Damage Controllmen and Hull Techni- cians of this division are the on-the-scene experts in the events ot General Ouarters, Measures in preventive maintenance and mis- cellaneous repair are carried out with professionalism bythe men of R Division even at critical moments requiring quick and precise reactions. .Ao 'L' LCDR ERNESTO ZAMBRANO 'maui-41 ' V v i -y , lliiiifvlillil' -i' .f,,. '- ' it-.VN ' 'V' ANKWI 'I v. i.X ii., ,,vfs- .N ,.- --x -DEH X xx . --.. ,FV Vx w-- -. , ,- -- is .- HM- D ,, , t . ,I xx K lx ,il 3- vxxp Ed: iw' -1-,:.., ,lx A JI A DL.. ., Axis 'x,g.g M Q B-.X H. N rqp-Xxniriigxtlb ,555li..:.. r l V i, l DCCLSWD GREGORY WERRELL as W , DCE DAVID BUCHERER oca MANAANI JEFFERSON CWO4 FREDERlCK DIXON HTNSVVQ ALAN PARKER QC DC2 PAUL CLAIR HT2 MARTY MARTIN ,CQ PEFIJGIO PAMIPEZ CC2 F fir 3, SQ. 1 Hf:HI5sQ1l1fC2 It 11x . 1 14, w,, xy' 11 7 A -'ei 4 -25? U03 SUN HU H-XMlF?P .' T HT3 SETH VERNON TCE , DCFN PAUL DERBYSHIRE DCFN MICHAEL DIAZ FA DENNIS DUFFY FA MARC GIBSON 1- '1s'.' L 1- 1, K IN UHIAN CECJUIJIN U. 4 , A 1 'J EPC FN .IAY Ki I l Y FR KERRY KLOUNAK we g , .X ,, L 41 , VN WNW MON? FF '-'A' vw mx MUELFH Dom vvmmr-A NArJC0u u we FA MARK OX EPCCvxE3 ffil 'J Q-LEM :A i::Q EXECUTIVE Jul IJ ska EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT T V., ef 'B If I ,W I al i , 'IW 'W LCDF3 DAVID WAGNEF? DEPARTMENT HEAD 2 MASTER AT ARMS! LEGAL The ship's MAA force maintains good order and discipline onboard WISCONSIN and enforces Navy regulations. These men are also responsible for operating the brig. The ship's legal office provides legal services for crew members and advises the com- mand on legal issues. MANAWJ JOHN CLARK OS1 DONNELL COOK Mm Mmzuom lN.1UUF'ii ' 'A' ini mm: ravi mow MA1 ROBERT SHELTON .av We T f '7 ' l M.-X1 ROBERT Vrifpff' S'.'.2.f f f -'-3 ' F-1., .r 'JL 'JLPV EAl,lF,FLL SM2 RANDY BRADFORD BM? EBV-X-Axplf ff-5rNN,NS L-,Q :C tr: RI.-U5-' ::',':gQ 1. ' ,L -'IE ,',5ifTL 31175-3 DlAi,!lD .,MfgAr4THor,1Y MARSHALL BM3 TERRILL M0695 .04 . . n... PA DIVISIGN This division is responsible for providing information to the media and public, along with the crew and their tam- illes, The journalists, interior communications electricians and photographers of this division publish the ship's news- paper, operate the radio and television stations on board and control the ship's photo lab. LT ROBERT RAINE JOCSKSWJ MICHAEL BURKE K I E iqia F l I ix X , ici DAVID Monitor nw iiHUL'i WRRTR E102 KEVIN NORMAN lc2 DANIEL CURRAN T rg T ,T m,.,R, E- Et, -103 HOMAT HPCIPCL it ERAEE .MERS .103 ROBERT STNER RHAN ARTHUR BARTON SN W'LL'AM DANZI SN JEFFREY MCGILL 1, NO PHOTO AVAILABLE FCCSISWJ MARK A531-Y EMCISWI BRUCE WILLIAMS 3-M DIVISION poithamen of 3-M manage rnaintenance and material sup- ensufe maximum equipment Operational readiness. MWR DIVISION The personnel of MWR Division use their talents to in- crease the morale of WISCONSIN shipmates by sponsor- ing parties, tours, and other events for the crew and their families. L, 2 MMI MICHAVI ICSINI i 209 I1 I W1 il 'w i ii ,, 1 V x 5 1 I 1 r MARINE DETACHMENT .N E 1,33 , , c . Q -v- llll' l'v Q 5 V 'WX f XIA 4-1,4-All MARINE DETACI-IIVIENT The responsibilities of the Marine Detachment include providing for WlSCONSlN's physical security, manning one five-inch gun mount, serving as orderlies for the rank- ing ofiicers and conducting ceremonial services. 1,3 'vs ,J 1' ' . u.- ' tt! GYSOT HOMIER AVII A OYSOT DAVE ROBERTSON Iwfil SGT JEROME VLIRMAN SGT STANLEY HEGAR CPL Il.IEL'VIN ASHLEY ,I 71 IST LT KENT RALSTON isr son STEWART vviLKiNsoN GYSGT RAYMOND SEGURA ' 1 lk. 4 I . ' ,L , wi , . rg , SGT KEVIN KEENAN I ,WW CRL STERI-IEN JOI-INSQN G? SGT KENNETH FISHER rv! 'V' SGT RICKEY SCOTT CPL PAUL KASPEREEN CPM .ff ff- ll 51, ,Af-e ' ar , 1 - , 1 fr' ' V ski x 'fr lui' H.,., LCP L HJLQQY' 73 S 'so L, T Qs- '77-if' LCPL RUS GUZZETTA LCPL RION HEWITT LCPL DALE HAINES LCPL JEFFREY HEISSE - f rf-.iw mr '-v-.-..,,,1M'htm wa' QQ 'L i LCRL NATHAN HUNT LGPL RICKY INGRAM 'UN F I I LGPL ERNEST JACKSON LGPL MICHAEL LEMARTE LGPL WILLIAM MANNING LGPL CHRIS MARTIN lCPL RUSSELL MAYBERRY ICRI RVN OUOM -is UU LCPL STEPHEN ROGERS LCPL JAMES VEPLEY ff -1 PFC ROBERT FIX PFC JESUS FLORES PFC RANDALL LAWSON PFC CHRISTOPHER MARTIN F4 I I - A I PFC RORERT MCDANIELS RFC CURTIS MCILROY RFC JUSTIN MORGAN PFC JEFFREY RICE I I RFC WILLIAM SHARRE RFC VICTOR SMITH RFC DAVID TAYLOR 9 -,F ,.-1 RFC MATTHEW WALTERS RFC MATTHEW VVOOLSEY ... -- I 1' If 'JF ,ri sg Q J .1 ' Y 1 - 1 'iq I, -- .- M4 - ,tl . -' , 5' nu ,,.' - - ' 4- - -. .lJ' li . 445 IIE.. 5. 3 i 14551-Q 13 ' J' 1 1 1 M14 V I K N 5 . 1. ,. '- ,fg -- xy - lt, MEDICAL DEPARTMENT -1 vw- v::,, 's sr fl! I . X K GN o 2 L -1 1 2' F A 1 A J . A xx I Q I' I X ' 1 . y , H , I K I I 7' f ' 3'if E . , , fj ' 1, N 1 Z ff , J' Qi? J , ', , i A , .. K 52, fi, , V ., I. T33-g.,5,,q4w - ,, ' O , ,,, MEDICAL DEPAF-RT M E T L' As . ARIN - -ff' , 222 MEDICAL The Medical Department provides treatment to the sick and injured and manages the overall health ot WISCONSIN's crew. The Hospital Corpsmen of this division also advise the Com- manding Officer on hygiene and sanitation conditions on the ship and educate shipmates on first aid emergency treatment. LT ROBERT DOUGLAS '. P an - ,, , ov ' 1 I I lk HMC RICHARD ORCIITT HMC DAI If THOMASON HMI GARY MAJESKE -his Q-n-.......... Z' Assn' Y HMCS WILLIAM LIENHOP HM2 REGINALD DEAN HM2 WILLIAM HOLLOWAY HM2 STUART JOHNSON HM2 WARREN THOTT HM3 ANIJHVW MAHOUETTF 'Z 5- HN XIVHHOLO SCHIEBLE HM3 OLLIE BHOWN HHS , A'-, Ey',fW -1-,eg .X ugxrpx QM xXx NNI HM3 JOSF' PH Pk-ill n v a i j. llf -- IL'- ! MMI ,E HA CHAD WOOD v ,O 1. 'hx O1 s fd V 3' b X Y . Q2 .' i 5 I '. .f x - I iq., r 'iw-ny X I , NAVIGATION DEPARTMENT ,L Er- The Navigation Department is responsible for the safe naviga- tion and piloting of the ship. The Ouartermasters of this depart- ment also provide for the care and maintenance of navigational equipment. OM? SIMON CYGIIAI SKI QMS STEVEN CAMPBELL NAVIGATION q-ag dnb LT KEITH BALLINGEFI QMCISWJ JOHN LAFISEN , rv? io- 1 I LJMJ' iilxl F l.iiCTl 3Hl'F QM2 JEFFERY NEWELL OM2 KEITH NITKA We .,... H-fu , . ,- ,.,.,..,. .,,, ., ,. . Nw fs. , I 5 I W, nav 4 'ff OM3 KEVIN KIRK OM3 LLOYD PETERSON SN WILLIAM MCAULIFFE .4 Swear 353235 Saxton QMSA JEFFREY si-IELLEY i1. fAtfi-Iwi '5'G'F3 'Yf1-1: Kfii sun. W' if ?5 'Z '4ifflQu-,W QDHIF 'W' funn. .Mn JU? poi 5 I S i 3 4 5 I P 1 b ' Z , ,. if RA 5 V I l T K, ' ,,.,,...-..1,......, . in 1 Ang.. '-J f'-was-nuns J -a 1 E .fi I 1 . W f ,ini ia. . 1 .1 I . O an ,gil , F' i' ,. I' . L Lzx 'H ' U Y ' . Ar' 'W-'-if 1 ' f ir ' fr J , P D Q - ' 1 ,-,. . '. ,- 4 ' A - ll' AQ' is 4 1 I '1 if, F Mi! 9-gf , Q,- 'Six , iii' ,Zir wir- ,,, V. ,M , ' I ...9' OPERATICDNS . v CDPEFKATIONS DEPARTMENT ,IIN fi ... ,dim O DA DIVISION OA Division monitors weather characteristics such as air pres- sure, temperature, humidity, wind speed, and wind direction. The Aerographer's Mates of this division prepare weather maps and forecasts, and analyze atmospheric conditions to determine the best flight level for WISCONSIN's HPV. AGC JAMES FFIODGE .W I ,, , 14C - ,' U :QSM R r v wif' ,A JI' JG' er 5 AG IQAWI ffl IOI KOHN AIG TIAIJH KI AIIIYI 7HAIt.HIS'AI? AG? DAVID STADTMILLEFI I . I M' 1,32 AGS ALAN FENTEFRS AGE En L I-'QCKEF AGS JEFFREY KESSI-ER 40 i AG3 BRYAN LEXRIS AGS AX' ' DG: EE .1-N., .--.,-L1- X 'X -EI 'v'4 :re-vi I HCI-.IIESGN Aecuxwp BILL KINSER JU' AG3 JESSE EI-ILEITFFI AG3 DOUGLAS LALLY :tem PAUL WETHINGTON Q 'ku' vu f' IT MICHAEL INZEH LTJG MICHAEL FAIRY: ,, IQ 'z III,IC1IfSWjCHAHIfIWS rm rs f'zMc:IsgwI IJAIVIIJ I2 :I I HMI TED HOSKO 'hr RMI MARSHALL ISAKSON CDC DIVISICJN OC -s '?SUC S4L'AvJ we sv! exzamai communwa- ?'Cf'S EI-I'JCf 6 f The RAJCVVGI' o' ms Ammon 0091619 ra: czeIeQ':'xes am: rg.: otefezxp-es. wepme nw-sage-s Io: :'1Zf3f'1aZfCf'giI af: JSVVQSZC Qgmmerfpai XBKYQIADD, -'.' -. - .-4 -'J' QI-Ne: M f'xIkf'xI-FII Q L RM2 MICHAEL COCHLIN RM2 HECTOR GARAY 1 RM2 RAYMOND SANOBFRC3 RM3 KF! l Y APJVQREOVJS . gi' YQP- A2 RM2 JAMES JOHNSON RM3 ALBERT CARTER RM2 JIMMY PATTON RM3 RAYNOLD DUBOIS 2- ui, Z 1 4 f : Y Hi' 1 v j-......4.,, ...--....... ,Q J ,f ,Q-..- A. , 2, 4 RM3 PUBERT DUSENBERY RIA3 WILLIE EL ,.ff x --1, 14-n 1'- RMI .IIRRRY MAGNANT RMK CHAIN MI f 4 I' RMS RRIAN SCHLILD RM3 LIIMIAN If. -I I I 9- L RMSN RANDALL PRICE RMSN CLIRTISS ll ' Alf 41. Uv ' ' 'll' ll OE DIVISION The Electronics Technicians of OE Division perform all preventive and corrective maintenance on WISCONSIN's radar and communications equipment. CWO4 WILLIAM KRUEGER ETCISWJ HOWELL TUMLIN ET1 GREGORY PAYNE ETQISWI JOHN BARCLAY ET2 ANDY EKIS ETCSQSWI DOUGLAS STILL ET2 DAVID BURCH 115 ET2 KAILARS MORGAN I I ET2 RICHARD POLETIS ET3 MIKE CROCKETT ET3 RALPH LIPPS ET3 TODD SCARBFROUGH A Ol DIVISIDN The men of OI Division are responsible for collecting, processing and disseminating tactical and operational in- formation to the Combat information Center. LT EDWARD LEDERER LT THOMAS MANGOLD L J, - OSCSf5WJ MARK DAY OSCQSWJ PATRICK OSCCSWJ DANIEL MCGUINESS OS1 JAMES ANNAND BRODEUR osi EDWARD SPECK osngwy JOHN STUFF OS2 ARTURG GARCIA 052 LUKE GRAVES 532 Uf,2'.JC1HN l INIJf3fxY A , , I I SRI!!! OS3 GEORGE FACLAIJGHL M OSSA SCU!! fmim OSSN DAVID ULINL OW OSSN TERRY EOFF YE T TOO K OSSN GEORGE GRABOSKE OSSA AUSTIN FREEMAN OSSR UAVIIJ HE NRY UHSM Wi Sl TY l YON Ii OSSN lf' SH-mm M sox 3.33 OSSN LEN GREENE OSSN MIKAL MOORE OSSA JOSE ZARATA OSSA TYSHUN HAMPTON 1 OSSR COBY SHULTZ OSSN STEVE ZIMMERMAN OSSN MICHAEL ZITZER LTJG GLENN CHAJE EUC 2.3 gn. -I GS DIVISIGN 'MHf3Wj PA ,Q U? IHICV Vlfn I .U 2 SM3 EWRIAN PM ll K -1 SM3 MATTHEW HN DE iii E Q ,IL J' .+R-QW , ,','l,1l. 'Jin' I., .f. , - A Q 'L 24 J - SM3 CARLOS JEFFERSON SM3 JAMES JUDGE 3 SM3 THOMAS KENNA SM3 LEROY PRINCE SM3 ELIJAH SMALLS JR SMSN JOHN LABEFF SMSN MICHAEL MYERS SMSR RONALD PEARSON SMSN sTEvE Reis SN SCOTT SIMOND3 EW1 JEFFREY CARDEFI EW2 IAAPI-f C,AgIl.',l:.2 CDW .' Q sn -,.a, . .. ..,, DIVISION 5T?S a : 'wa 'ta 'ws We SKI?-NUC surwwliahce i Vw -SPC 'fa'-'gaf cf target :etem-or am! iocazvan and '9'?'f 'S 9 +?T'2 ' 53,- Q tj. e-'S-a 'es The Elacnomc War- G 'M' C SAS ' : 'fs-:f axe a:Ia'x'ed BIPCZYOHDC Iacnm- R A 3? -N 3 :-: testi: a : 'erm I KID If ' -v v -A . I, Q V ' fn ,,,,, HF., mi. . ,git FW? NICK MOUTOS YW? MIKQIIAFI 'I 9w I- , fu- . I I,.'. I. :un -II - as I.. III-Y nh , ,, , -I -' I I me PH .25 -, , . In 9:1 EW3 JEFFREY FELICIANO FNV3.IAI.IFb1-.Hf?f5f -. - H ---I -- f '- --I II I EW3 THOMAS STEINBERGER EWSN DUNIVAN I.IATTHE.'.5 24 OZ DIVISION OZ Division is made up of both Operations Specialists and Intelligence Specialists who combine their professional skills to interpret various intelligence data. They prepare meticulous charts, maps and reports that describe in detail the strategic situation all over the world. LT STEVE PAHODE FCCSQSWI JAMES HURD CTO1 AW JAMES FISH IS2 EDWAHD EIGEFI CTA2 STEPHEN HAMME ISCSISWI JAMES JOHNSON I I OS2 JAMES LUGABIHI. OS2 ESTEVAN MENDOZA IS2 DANIEL RATHBUN CTO2fSWJ HAROLD PGSS A CTOSN CRAIG VANDERBEEK CTOSSA Jcnssf PH H T -F 'N N i 1 1 P 1 1 1 i N 3 i i W s A ls V 2 l H ii V i M ll I C 2 1 RELIGIQUS MINISTRIES RELIGIOUS MINISTRIES The chaplains and religious programmers of this department assist their shipmates by providing religious worship, pastoral care and counseling. This department also advises the Com- manding Ofiicer on morale issues and is responsible for the ship's library. I RPIISWI MICHAFI Down new nnrii cnocxrn FIPSIII WILLIAM UQLIGLAS SN DAN GREEN RPSN MALIIQICE LIQNES SA SEAN Mgggg LT KENNETH CIENIK RPCISWI JIMMY PAULK I I 2 fr '- I 4' wma ,,,,, ,. A- M-0'--,,,,.,,...-,f--I- ' .--...- ,.,,. , L.. -. ,I .gve ' .nrll 256 l HPV DETACI-IMENT 65 D! QI f 5' 515,15 N14 .-l' Q I HPV DETACI-IIVIENT VC6 RPV Detachment from Patuxent River, Maryland was WiSCONSIN's Air Department during the Persian Gulf deployment. These men were responsible for the mainte- nance and operation of remotely piloted vehicles, used for reconnaissance and plotting the accuracy of the ship's main battery. ENS JOHN MICHELFT ATCQAWJ WILLIAM KNOWLES ATNAWJ THOMAS ENGLAND AT1 SCOTT GUSTAFSON AT1 KEITH Pnfirti itxzmt-,i, JAMES HAMMON 9' fs f',A7lf'4.l, Ji' ,f ll 4 ll A,.'ff'.':a' I. I Aff M-Nil?-. H? 'YH F AMSAN JEAFRELU EDV. AF : f 5 1 1 i i I SUPPLY DEPARTMENT SUPPLY DEPARTMENT Il'll9 PD sw 9, 4 ., - .1-iii... If S-1 DIVISION receives and stores all repalr parts con sumables and mechanical matenals The Storekeepers of thus divlslon ensure that needed supplies are avallable for the crew of WISCONSIN They serve as stock clerks and supervisors Inventory clerks parts clerks and bookkeep- e LT JOSEPH KOSTECKE we .45 Q, ' , K- f A I I f Y J I - .,'s I f g , , QQ 3 . I , ' I' A I A I I . I 'rrl 5 S A , 5 S 1 I V 1 , I., . ' I I I. .- 3 ff l , -A ' . . ' eff-QV.,-?l, D . . : we '.'. V , - A IA. ' ,VV, I 'Li 9 SKCS EDUARDO DIN SKC VIC CABANLIG SKI CHARLES ALEXANDER SK2 ROBERT GASTON ,A , T h SK2 DEAN POWELL SK3 DANNY BALL gm Jgppgg SK3 NEIL MURILLO SKSA JERRY FOWLEF-T SKSA J SKSA SCOTT MITCHELL 'I I I -.-....,....... ..,......-Q...-..- i S I 2 S-2 DIVISION o . 0' , S-2 Division operates the general mess which feeds the crew. The Mess Management Specialists of this division are made up of cooks and bakers who order, inspect, cook and stow food, They ensure the crew of WISCONSIN receives three meals per day. LTJG WILLIAM POWER rm , .k,, 0 . N-M cliff' 45.4 Mscsqsvvp vvll I IAM CARVI-II img lr. isa MSI nflvirp igftmmg ht . U- 3 If z E vii' A -, I I' ' -I - .A Q 'I - dvr ulvd I.'l I MSCMQSWI JOE LEAKE MSIISWI BROWN MS2 MARK JURGENS M83 LANCE CHARLES HK! MS3 SEAN FEFIE 4 ff if MS3 MICHAEL JAX '34 MS3 THOMAS FLFU ' x I ,I M33 UFFVIF K JUN? 7' . I I I T MS3 ANTHONY REESE MS3 MICHAEL ROGERS M83 BOBBY STRICKLAND MSSA DAVID BROWN ' I I MSSN GEORGE BROWN MSSN WARREN CASTEEL MSSN SEAN COX MSSR DOUGLAD DETTORE MSSA JUWAN DILL MSSN TIMOTHY FARRISS 8 I fi f Ev ' is I ,I I I II ii E III II I I I M I IIIQ wi :Is IIL TV IIT II ?I, I I, I3 ,I If I It I I? E 'V IE lg II I 268 I MSSA FRANK HARRIS SA CLIFTON HOLLEY JR MSSN WADE PLANT MSSA IJANII I RI 15+ MSSR WILLIAM SHEARS MSSA OFANGFI F STFPHFNSON MSSA TIMOTHY THORNTON I ' -If S-3 Division 'if' fr- ' , S-3 Division manages the barber shops, laundry services and 5 Q! vending machines on WISCONSIN. The Ship's Servicemen su- L pervise sales and maintain inventory in WISCONSIN's forward and aft ship's stores, if L LTJG DAVID MCCARTHY SHCS ARMANDO BARCELON , I ,4.. 4 I rv 1 I I i I - j W ' ' Y I S A QL I iv ' ' I s I SHI AIBFRTO CRLI7 SHI FI I IOTT HARRIS SH2 LARRY AKERS SH2 HUBERT LGFTON 51 l If Ti A I i ' ,I- I -jf i SH3 Jem' ANDERSCN sea Cum eemeev SH3 rvnorv BROOKS SH3 EARL BURROWS gig , I 1- 'fx 5,55 If' SH3 MICHAEL UUCIKETT SHS ERC ESRAQA SI-I3 KEVIN HAFEMEISTER SH3 WENDELI. HARRIS SH3 JUAN JACKSON SH3 FRGBEFIT KGESUSSEN in f , 1- - H -g , Ll .:, ,'. ' ,gi 1 1 ' , V , SHSN LANCE ACKEFKET SHSN JAM? YQ M NN? T' '. AJS!! - I 2 ff? SN MARCUS CLEMONS SHSN LESTER CA MPBELL SHSA CARLTON HARRIS SHSA JOHN JANES 6? Ab SA JITFI'I'IIfY I VWIS :HLA i.HIfIi-- I.IAICFISOIxI SI-ISN OARIUS MIMS SA DANIEL PETHEYKO SHSA MICHAEL SAVOY SA JOEY SZYMANSKI li SHSN ARIAAH VINCENT SI-ISA ANTONIO WILLIAMS TNS ERNEST HARDEN II DKCM EDUARDO VENTURA JR DK3 GREGORY BERGOUIST DK3 LARRY WRIGHT if ENS BART VAN ZANDBERGEN DKTQSWD BEN STARKEY QQ' 17 DK3 DAVID CHAMRINY DKSN ROBERT OGLESBY gg . S-4 Division is responsible fwr man-a1.,,,. .,. f M -T 'T HP iffaiwc-aireccfgga of ' - if . ' WiSCONSIN s crew. The Dfsbufbimg Ciims Cf 33,5 GMSBM DVGDEIVG payrolis. oeterfmne tfarwscorqnym t,,,,!i?..,e,,.Q -om . ----' -' .:.. S. DUTE2 Have! aiiowances eco refvfbufse TTBMEY excer-we Twa, R999 .an accurate record oi accouct :ata DK2 ANTGNIQ 1 : 72 + f- T +- '-' DK3 AARGH RA'-'A 5 ,-A -1 33 Cf DKSN bAL,..UglH , Md-, If 4 It, 1? I I Q, ,, it .I ll S-5 DIVISION S-5 Division operates the Commanding Officer's Chief Petty V Officers' and Wardroom dining facilities. The Mess Management I Specialists of this division maintain high caliber food service, superb preparation of spaces and equipment. They also keep an accurate record of transactions and budget food ordered by the chiefs and officers. W I I I 35 I, f g, I III it I 5, ,I is MSI ROBERT GEFIHAFITZ MSI J 1 f 4 if 3 r I I MSC WILLIAM SMITH III MSC JAMES FIUQUET My I EFFREY JOHNSON MS2 BENJAMIN ELLISON MS2 DONALD HUCKABY I MS2 WALTER PENN lm I M33 PHILLIP MARKUSSON M52 gmc mv W- . f. . ,A 'N X, , V, N., Y.. Xu -f a,.,n ,1u, ,,-'f 'X Zi!Y'1y- MSSN PATRICK DUNN MUUN UF PMUXPU -' - ,' '. ' ' '.'- 7'-'. f 6-M' A I-1 'Pl MT IIQINKI SA KENNETH STAFILING MSS-X S-M.1F F'U ' -N 9. -'UI .,,,,, , xx, ,1 ' J. x, 1, , fqfgg' '55 5 .E Y'3 ii. aw, WEAPONS DEPARTMENT 42 v 2' ' Hs 12 fizfgngarwz W n , i . - f.-w.'.,., rr' f fwweww- , - v 1A ' , ' v R4 'Irv - .Sql -' ,'-Y fl: '- 31 'VY'?:Y-415 In. .aiu-. ' 12, .l'Bs'f'?,.I-L ?fZ F W?f' 5!Y54i.v ' 'E' 'f ' - 3 VVEAPCDNS DEPARTMENT W 279 FA DIVISICN 1 'J' The Fire Controllmen of this division maintain the MK37 Secondary Battery tire control systems: Sky 1, 2, 3 and 4. LT BRUCE VANDAM i ,L i i t i , m ,pun -f rf 'T VCCSISWQ .IAMTSS FTARS3 VCC DART VOUOUFTTE FCC WAYNE JQHNSQN - H F 'Ai P52 Z 2 I 1 5 FCHSWJ WADE MARCHESE Foaswi Jim oanistamssri Fog moi gAnApQLQ . . 'pf' 'Il ig V fx, 1 E' V' Qin FC3 THGMAS BERRY i CWO3 MARK ZITO FCHSVVJ THOMAS DURFEE FC3 TRAVIS BATTY FC3 CLARK 'R FC3 DAVID CUSTEFI FC3 GIANFFIANCO UAMOF2 fh-H- E --'Af N . .. .I I LvE-.N, ,im Ib MTVN FC3 MICHAEL DCDEHHEMAN EC3 TIMOTHY FDEP? 4 . . -4 - I M' M - p AI-I-N MMI FCSCHRBTOPHEE ITTQf1Q:,v,,Aff :wvs+fff'Iwvf H - HAMBROCK FC3THOMASFEALY X I FC3 MATTHEW LOCKLEAH FC3 JAMES PENFIOD -A - xx'-Ixiswbu FC3 STEVEN HYCHE FC3 BRIAN KELLER FC3 JERRY KILL FC3 RANDY LEDDINGTON r' Www- FC3 PETE LIELANO FC3 ETHAN MARTIN 55. ' If FC3 MARK PENROO FC3 THOMAS RICHARDSON FC3 ROY PERRY FCS JON REYNA I , E E414 Pa? 4 X, , h M- EC3 MARK ROBINSON EC3 JOSEPH SMITH 5,13 FC3 STEVEN KUECHLE Q..-.wi FC3 TIMOTHY OLIVER FC3 MICHAEL RITTER FC3 H ECTOR SANTIAGO 1 I FC3 STEVEN SNOW Eos JOHN WEBER Ecsm BRAD EENEQEQT A-SN MDCHAFL Rl Rfk 4,.,. FCSN MARK BROWN FCSN PATRICK MILLER FCSN EW-Xl! UV1 6 FW u :HA rmnurx MUHVHN FM DIVISION i 5 FM Division maintains the Mark 38 Battery Gun Fire Control System which inciudes Spot 1, 2, 3, and 4. The Fire Control Technicians of this division inspect the performance levei of the weapons direction system, to determine their accuracy. LT RODNEY LAREARL ,im I -V - - ' 'iii P 5, , ' -'fi f ,. fr, K , , v r fi T I It I , , ff 3, rt as k f' fs: f A T . ' QI. ' ' K . g, If ' , . iff. ' 5, Fccsisvvp RUSSFLI X , MCCUNTOCK rr,,r,sIs.., crimi rs PIIII I IR rcciswi cunns SLININGER FCHSWJ srEvEN causes Ircfiswr www SHEIETZ Pcg crinig HANSEN , ,SF A , , , , , ii 5 325 5 if A' ,f-2 V had FC2 LYNN MCLAMB FC3 ROBERT ALERS FC3 DAVID BURNETT Fccmtsvvi STEPHEN V SKELLEY FC 1 TSWJ TOMMY EPPERSON FC2 FELIX JUSTINIANO FC3 RICHARD BURNS FC3 JOHN BUSH FC3 DAVID BYRD :QQ gsgg: QgKu,4:':,Sv f ffx MARK x NNN FN --'-' 0 . x n - i l w FC3 BARRY CORDWELL FC3 MARTIN m1rf,rm ' - --V . - '. M .- l-fxifll lint IANA? FC3 STEVEN FOWLEH FC3 ROY GH MOU? T T FC3 GREGG HRONESZ FC3 BARRY INMAN FC3 EARL JOHNSON FC3 JAMES KELM 1 E, 1 FC3 MICHAEL KLAUER FC3 PHILLIP KOCH FC3 JOSEPH KOSKY FC3 MATTHEW LOCKLEAR E T l FC3 STEPHEN MCKENNA FC3 BRIAN MCPHILLIPS 286 X ,N S FC3 JOHN MUNROE FC3 JAMES PENTECOST FC3 Cr-f i Q T!-42 W 1 ff A X J J FC3 JEFFREY SCHOLL FC3 SHAWN SIMONS Phi ff ' M- P 'fww A , V 1 . 547 Q 4 lf? L E FC3 RODNEY STAUFFER 'Q J I n ' - I. , kl- ' lumps t is. ,. 5 FC3 JAMES WOOD FCSA JAMES BOTAFRD FCSN FC3 SHANNGN STEEL F FC? V? FCSN DARRELL COLE FCSA JOHN GIBBNER FCSA LANCE MALMGREN FCSN JEFFREY MEDVIN FCSN GRE GORY PETTUS FCSA MICKEY RODI FCSN STACEY RUSSELL FCSN MATTHEW TAYLOR FCSN BRIAN WILLIS FCSN LONNIE YOUNG FCSN STEVEN ROGLEH LTPMCHAELROSENBLATT 5'AJ,.,,,- 05, Us ails IUCUONAHDMURI HX N'h A - ., AQ, Nil 56,1 , M ' ,E - fl -C W ' FC1 PAUL BOWEN FCHSWW UFNNIS N357-'- F i A ' AA I ' FC1 JAMES STORK FC2 ALVIN BAFRDWELL 322 'ill f:3-1'-'-f'-V 'NP Tofmadawk ana Haypognw 3 f? CO !75.4imen 01055 Uni. L' 'Cliff'-C v?i6'C!rrc. hy cztaubcw ff 9555.79 in ' l n.4 .4 x x-X' ,. , .-,,r-V--. ff- ,ff ,. .f,.1 .ul ,J 1.1. S 1 1 6 I T 2 3 1 T FC2 RONALD HUNT FC2 RODNEY KOONTZ FC2 LANCE TONEY FC3 RONALD CAGLE I F 1 1 I 1 T 1 FC3 THOMAS CONROY FC3 KEN COX FC3 MARK COX FC3 ROBERT EINBECKER I FC3 DAVID FRY FC3 BRIAN GRIFFITH T 1 14 v FC3 BRIAN LEDBUPY FCE ','-'- ', . ' N' .fn i ., ' A . .' ' , 1 1 1 1 FC3 RAY HOSE f ,L 1.51. yu, 3 SN BR!-XUl E-Y HOSSE HI LX - ' FCSN STEVEN ROGLER O-I DIVISION The men of this division are responsible for training 16 and 5 personnel. They also provide quality assurance for associated WGSDOFIS SYSIGITIS. GMCMISWI ROBERT EISENBERG GMGI WILLIAM DOKMAN 'T' GMGQ Jon GMCISWI TIMOTHY OLANCY GMG1 ROBERT MCKEOWN ,, . 1,2 A F . W H OWO2 DONNIE HODGES GMCCSWI ROBERT DURHAM GMG2 OHRISTOPH ER BARNES 'VI IIIIXVIMN JUSTU5: I I 1 GMCMQSWI GERALD BAILEY GMG1 LYNN COOK I GMGQCSWI JOHN IMMERFALL I YI GMG3 JUAN I-UNA LTJG CHARLES Pmmff ,. .. F G-2 DIVISIGN wx '-xx 3'-we ,.1 w . ,, ,, 1-- 'X' S'? 5 A P 'x 2193 KYNYI YN ON 'S GMCLSMSWQ mmm ', N1c :Kf'r-H1 'A F Q no ' QI.. ,' ni xx . GMC MICHAU VAUGH-XN HN' 3' '- ' ' GMG2 DENNIS CHASE GMGQ N5-X, 'F C' Q, Ev -5 ? 1 'I' X 'I Q,'AQ e III TI GMG2 JOSE GARZA GMG2 ROBERT JONES I I K I GMG2 DANNY MEDLQCK GMGZIAWI DONNIE Mums GMG2 GARY PERRYMAN GMG2 BRUCE REESE GMG2 DENPONG SAWANGSRI GMG2 LEE SMITH 4' D? IES' GMG2 RONALD WILLIAMSON GMG3 ALFREDO BIAY GMG3 TRACY COGSHELL GMG3 GEORGE DAVIS F, ,.-.Y , I I I GMG3 ALEXANDER FORTUNE GMG3 REGINALD JOHNSON ' ,, V v tu. R-x - v GMG3 ROBERT KELLY qmgq gqqf, ., .W M M K I P? in 1 if V I' -'45 V. , GMG3 PALM SUMMONS 'M In fd. lzf- ! P' W, 'f . W SR PATRICK MITCRR1 211-wf1 rM 'R 1 . R K wg 4 'E 1 P15 - R - -- - ':- ..: ' ,'. . . 5'. ,'.','-', SF? LESTER SPEAS GMGSN ANDXf'S:'.1v.-xk-R 1- ' ' ' SE:l3C1NU'Y7'? HV-I CPB'-ff -din :Q,E:TM- 1 gui, - .Ti H f, 5 Q :Lrg fy A Q V W.'L4StiVWJ QQWQ 'P . P V 5 if SM 4 V SITIOH HUVV' FQUVJU 'jgfiifvyg 'iid - pgrr. S1 TQ5 x::'?j :HURT UJNNSUU SILSHD CQPNI9 1 L 1 3 1 ff QW 7 SIAVU NV I IV KIUWKJ NVVVJES VI 'JVVJ WH va fu' . 'f Hf' flHiH1VlM KIHVHOIU HDWU V, GNOWUC1 NVIHEI LOWS NOSIHIWQ LH3HOd DWP 'sauqze6euJ peuagoosse pue L 18110-L go uoglezado pue aoueueu -ugew am Jog alqqsuodseu an-2 uogsgfxgp S4141 go sauew s,1auun5 aql NGISIAICI L'.l. GMGSA F'UC3F'ANf HLKHCJH1 GMGSN CHRIS JACK i GMGSA DWAYNE SIPE 'uq 'n , .- . ,1,.,a,,,1 s . ,A - 'I Q GMUSN V-Xfillx-X X-' N5 T f9 ?H?i?77 GMGSA E3 Q '-3 S T-2 DIVISION The gunner's mates of this division are responsible for the maintenance and operation of Turret 2 and associated magazines. if: 4- ' GMGI DAVID PAREDES GMG3 PATRICK ROBB 1.9- I GMCISWI RANDALL BEASLEY CMCI STEVEN REDDICK I I I i I GMC33 EDGAR BROWN V., D , ,. ....-.T.,r7,,,m V V .: 3 :Ii I V. fx ri A 4 wi L' '. 5 Q 4 Q gt- f K I t I .J 'I 1+ I. v I 1 A GMGI EDWARD KOWALSKI GMG2 ROBERT DAVIS GMG3 ALFRED SIMMONS 'YW GMG3 ISAAC SMITH , gs' in ii: lv'-2 r GMG3 KURT WACI-II-IOLZ 'NCQ N g-N--x- - L ,- -T -,-U... L, ,,': 4' f'w1f'X-n'- - ,--A--, bit L4.L..fg , ,V -E71 - -xi - -,.-,..., ,JA hifx-,f,'. N., . ,JV , -4- -A. VIIAINAIVILIIM GMG3 LAWRENCE TIBAYAN GMGSA ROBERT I-IARTSI-IORNE SA GARRAIN HOLLIEF2 GMGSA BRIAN JAFRVIS SP QCEECI V iv 'X GMGSA DAVID LADSON SA SHEFKOME PATTERSON f'A1F.4-443 4- 'Q ' ' -T U- U ' ' f W Af' n! 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