Yellowstone (AD 41) - Naval Cruise Book

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1981 volume:

RanoU) CUl LANDLUBBERS, sea lawyers, salts, JOHER SCAVANGERS OF THE SEVEN SEAS (bnU'tUllJS: v may e ion ye y ii f t itinyu 6fitttJtnc tljclt Una I5PLEASURE. 4 f� V jpoiHV I UR SHIP AND MISSION The mission of the AD-41 will be to provide mobile base and intermediate level maintenance support facilities, primarily for the DD-963 Class destroyers. CGN Class cruisers, FFG- 7 Class frigates, and other frigates, destroyers and cruisers. Within the capability of installed facilities, the AD-41 supports light patrol ships and miscellanous small craft. This support includes shops, material and technical facilities for industrial support and repair which do not require the level of support available at facilities of depot level maintenance activity. YELLOWSTONE also provides logistic support. including repair parts, weapons and munitions (missiles and torpedoes as well as gun ammunition)i personnel of customer ships. Berthing, administrative and training facilities for a limited number of personnel from ships undergoing repair will be provided. Customer ships will vary in size and characteristics, ranging from patrol ships of about 150 feet in length, displacing 235 tons, armed with guns and missies to nuclear-propelled missile cruisers, almost 600 feet in length, displacing 10.000 tons, carrying advanced guided missiles, and fitted with sophisticated electronic equipment. There are also special repair facilities for supporting ships with nuclear propulson plants. Wherever possible, nuclear associated shops and repair facilities have been combined and arranged in a common space for convenience and economy of space and manpower Because machinery of ships alongside for services may be under repair, YELLOWSTONE is fitted with extra electrical generators, water distilling capacity, and transfer facilities for providing elec- tricity, boiler feed, fresh water and other services to ships tied alongside. YELLOWSTONE is also fitted with large side doors to rmit other small rby shii ' W' 3 nut, , Several work boats all craft are carried to transfer material and personnel to hips. The AD-41 has large cranes for handling antenn. ', machinery, provisions, small boats, and er support capabilities, YL of the facilities and servi yted personnel, indue les tor a group or squadron commander. v. 2 USS YELLOWSTONE'S PAST AND PRESENT 5 ♦ 6 O LU U O S 5 — V) 13 1981 CINCLANTFLT CHAMPS BASKETBALL TEAM AT SCOPE VOLLEYBALL CHAMPS FOOTBALL FEVER THE CREW COMMANDING OFFICER CAPTAIN J. R. CAMPBELL, USN ) a II«L Tf a. MJ 1 Captain Campbell was reared in Los Angeles, California and was graduated from John Brown University, Siloam Springs, Arkansas in 1956 receiving a Bachelor of Science Degree in Mechanical Engineering, Following graduation from Officer's Candidate School, Captain Campbell started his naval career in USS PRICHETT (DD-561) marking the first in a lengthy sequence of sea tours in the Pacific Fleet. Captain Campbell was a plank owner on USS TOPEKA (CLG-8) when that ship was recommissioned as a missile cruiser in I960. Later, upon completion of a year’s study at the Naval Postgraduate School, Monterey, California, he served as a test coordinator at the Pacific Missile Range then returned to sea as a Staff Material Officer for Commander Destroyer Squadron TWENTY-ONE. He served as Engineer Officer in USS BOSTON (CA-69) when that ship participated as a unit of the U.S. Seventh Fleet in support of action against North Vietnam in 1968-69. He later served as Assistant Repair Superintendent at the Long Beach Naval Shipyard and as Executive Officer of the newly constructed USS WABASH (AOR-5) in 1971- 73. He served as the last Commanding Officer of USS NAVASOTA (AO-106) before that ship was turned over the Military Sealift Command for the further Pacific Fleet logistics service in 1975. Before receiving orders to command YELLOWSTONE. Captain Campbell served as a Senior Examiner with the Pacific Fleet Propulsion Examining Board and as Engineer Officer. USS CORAL SEA (CV-43). Captain Campbell has been awarded two Navy Commendation Medals, a Navy Achievement Medal with Combat V , a Navy Unit Commendation and has earned the following Campaign and Service Medals-. Battle Efficiency E , Combat Action Ribbon, National Defense Medal, Navy Expeditionary Medal (Qemoy-Matsu). Vietnam Service Medal (sixth award). Expert Rifle Medal, Expert Pistol Medal, and the Republic of Vietnam Campaign Medal. Captain Campbell is married to the former Mary West of Grand Rapids. Michigan. They have three daughters, Diana. Sandra, and Julia bom in 1958. I960, and 1966, respectively. Commander Laurence J. Gionet. Jr., USN graduated from Catawba College. Salisbury. North Carolina in 1965 with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Physical Education. Commander Gionet is a graduate of Officer Candidate School. Newport. Rhode Island. His first duty assignment was a one (I) year unaccompanied tour as assistant MPS in USS ANNAPOLIS (AGMR-I), the ship permanently deployed to the Western Pacific. In February 1961, Commander Gionet reported to the U.S. Naval Station. May-port. Florida for duty as Assistant Personnel Officer. Executive Officer Commander Laurence J. Gionet. Jr.. USN In November 1968 he was assigned to USS WILLIAM H. STANDLEY (DLG-31) as Navigator and Administrative Officer. After an eighteen month tour in STANDLEY. which included a nine (9) month Western Pacific deployment. Commander Gionet attended Destroyer School followed by assignment in November 1970 to USS RICHARD E. KRAUS (DD-849) as Operations Officer, seeing KRAUS through a regular shipyard overhaul, refresher training and a Middle East deployment. He was detached from RICHARD E. KRAUS in August 1971 and assumed command of USS GREEN BA Y (PG-IOI) in November 1971 After a twelve month tour as Commanding Officer of Green Bay he was assigned to the U.S. Naval Academy. Annapolis. Maryland. where he served as a Navigation Instructor, a Company Officer and as Administrative Officer. Office of the Commandant of Midshipmen. In August 1977, he commenced the courses of instruction at the Armed Forces Staff College, Norfolk. Virginia. Following graduation from AFSC and schooling enroute. he reported aboard USS DONALD B. BEARY (FF-I0S5) as Executive Officer. After an 18 month tour in DONALD B. BEARY. which included a deployment to the Mediterranean. Commander Gionet was assigned as PXO USS YELLOWSTONE (AD-41). Commander Gionet's permanent home is Jacksonville Beach. Florida. He is married to the former Phyllis Jean Robinson of Pennsville. New Jersey and they have two sons. Larry and Michael. The Gionets reside in Virginia Beach. Virginia. 21 i c o M s E R V G R U w REAR ADMIRAL 0 RICHARD K. FONTAINE 22 c H 1 E F O F S T A F F EUGENE M. CLEMENS CAPTAIN U.S. NAVY 23 24 COMSERVGRU TWO STAFF ROW I PN3 CULLOP MSSA K. CHALMERS OSI B. MONTRY MSSA D. BECKER RMSN D. KLEIN SKI J” B PARKER RMI L. SMITH YNSN D. BOISSELLE RMSN W. FREEMAN RMS D. MYERS ROW 1 CDR J. GABOR MMCS A. CRESANTO L T D. JORDAN MSC E. ABAD YNIM. KUHN SN B. SMITH YNSN R. RIINGEN YN3 S. OLIVAREZ RMI D. FOSTER RMI KELLEY LCDR F. LAROCK RMC T. MCCLAIN ROW 3 CDR R. WILLIAMS QMC R. CHAPMANLCDRJ. ALLISONCAPTD. BOLDENCAPTE. CLEMENS CAPT ' F. METZ LCDR A. COVITZ YNC R. MAY LT W. SINDLINGER BMCM F. FLEMING CWOZ C. TAYLOR NCC A. KEITH RMC E. MCCUNE 25 ASST. SUPPL Y OFFICER CDR. KURT W. LIBBY S-l DIVISION TOP ROW: SKC CALLANAN. SN DEMORY. SN BIXLER. SKI SMITH. SK2 EVANS. FA MCCAULEY. SK3 HOWELL. SKSN CYGNAROWICZ. SKSN POWELL. SK3 GRAF. SK3 LARKINS. SKCM SHIELDS; BOTTOM ROW: SK3 VOSS. SKI BURCH. SKSN GLASMIRE. SN CHONG-SANG. SK3 CARTER. SKI OBERLEY (MISSING). SKI VINOYA (MISSING). 'GOLD NUGGET THE ROSES REPRESENT THE FIRST FIVE WOMEN ON BOARD YELLOWSTONE FOOD SERVICE 28 B. A. DOMONDON. CWOJ, SC, USN L. E. SABILLO. MSCS. USN MESS MANAGEMENT SPECIALISTS 29 MSCS SABILLO CWOJ DOMONDON FORMAL MDMAA MSI KENT MS3 MANION MSI GARDUQUE MSS HAMIL TON MSI WRIGHT 30 ICE MOLDS WERE PREPARED FOR THE OPENING OF THE GOLD NUGGET BY MSCS SABILLO DISPLAY FOOD SERVICE PERSONNEL 32 MESS MANAGEMENT SPECIALISTS MSC PURIFICACION MSI PAR AO AN. MSI CARAS. MSI OUIBAN. MSI CONCEPCION. MSI GARDUQUE. MSI BACAGAN MSI GELLE. MSI LAP ADA. MSI YARANON. MSI WARDEN. MSI ABA YON. MSI BADIOLA MSI DA VIS. MSI PASALGON. MSI RAMOS. MSI MA THEWS. MSJ RIVERA. MSI BANARES MSI BURHANS. MSI CARROLL. MSI LANDRY. MSI JACKSON. MSI KENT. MSI A VERS A MSI GREGOIRE. MS1 KNOWLES. MSI MCGOUGH. MSI WRIGHT. MS3 CROWDER. MSS GILL MSS HAMIL TON. MSS HALL. MSS KUHN. MSS MANION. MSS MSS HOLDREDGE. MSS VALLE MSS WITTENBERG. MSSN ACKERMAN. MSSN SENNETT. MSSN VANCE. MSSN KNOUS MSSN INGRAM. MSSN PRICE. MSSN KAVESKI. MSSN RULLODA. MSSN HA YWARD. MSSN ADAMS MSSN AUSTIN MSC ROMERO MSCS SABILLO MSC PURIFICACION 3 33 CW02 DOMONDON SHIPS STORE. OFFICE ENS. GEORGE. LEON SHSN WOOTEN. K.E.-CHECKING OUT THE STARS SHCS FOSTER. E.W. SODA FOUNTAIN SH3 HEARN. M.A.-HIT MAN SHI CUSTUDIO R.A. SHSN PETRI C.D. SHJ CHURCH. G.C.-THE KNIFE I SHIPS SERVICEMAN■ BY TIM IMMEL SHIPS STORE SHSN ANTHONY F. V.-KNEELING SHSN GORAI C.-GO GO SHSN FLORES. PRIMO A.-STANDING SHI CUSTUDIO R.A. SH2 HARTMAN T.A. SHSA RHODES BETH LAUNDRY-FRONT ROW SHSN BALDWIN S.-SWEET PETE: SH2 WELLS W.D. JR. SH3 SAMPSON.- SHSN WORWELL E.; SH3 CASSADA M.O. BACK ROW SHSN WEBSTER R.L.: SHI BENNETT- BROTHER BEN SHSN FORTON J. T.-FLOA TER. SN KELL Y CRAIG DRYCLEANING PLANT SH3 STEELE A.L.-REAL DEAL SHSN MILLER T.C.-MUSSLES CREWS BARBERS.- SHSN REED G.E. SHI JONES .-ACE: SH3 PEARSON J.A. SHSN GONZALEZ J.M.-GONZO: SH3 IMMEL T.R. OFFICERS BARBER SEATED -SHJ MOUNTS W.S. 35 4 SU ’t U (L-R) DKSN B.C. BESARES; OKI K. L. GAR-NEAU{ DKS V A. SPIDELL; DK2 M. JONESENS L. D. ANDREWS, D CC5 £ £ ARAOJO S 4 D I V WHA T ABOUT YOUR PA Y RECORD? OLD FAITHFUL SECURITY TRUST AND FEDERAL RESERVE THEY TOLD ME WHEN YOU MAKE SENIOR CHIEF IT'S ALL DOWN HILL MISS ANDREWS. THESE FIGURES DON'T BALANCE S-6 DIVISION TOP ROW: SKSN MA YS. SKSN BONAFE. SK3 FOTH. SK3 QUIRK. SKI CHASSE. SKC LEGASPI. SKSN COOLEY. SK3 DOTSON. SKCM SHIELDS. SKI BABCOCK. SKI AITKEN; BOTTOM ROW: SKI TRIBBLE. SKI TRETO. SK3 PACK. SKI BURR. SKSN BENEFIELD. SK3 ALLEN (MISSING). SA COPPOCK (MISSING) i i y 37 A D P FRONT ROW, (L. TO R.) DPC M.A. MARLOW. SA A.M. GLORIOSO. SN D. BROWN. DSS D.L. PORTER. SA P.A. VACCARO. DP2 J.A. HARDISON. BACK ROW: (L. TO R.) DPS P. VANDONK. DPI B.E. HAUGHEY. DPI K.B. PHIPPS. DPS J.B. WISEMAN. DPS E.A. FARMER. 38 FRONT ROW: (L. TO R.) DS2 J. C. STEIGERWALD. DPI R. W. BERRY. SA P. A. VACCARO. DPSNB. L. BUCHANAN. DPSM. J. STAUSKAS. BACK ROW: (L. TOR.) DPS P. M. GRIZZAFFI. DS1 M. P. STELMACH, DPI R. W. KETCHAM. DPSN S. A. BRESNEE. 39 DEPARTMENT CDR A. R. Becker Repair Officer LCDR J. W. McCollum Asst. Repair Officer R-l DIVISION R-l DIVISION OFFICER CW03 WOODS W.A. Doing what he does best WORKING 42 ASSISTANT R-l DIVISION OFFICER HTC SMITH He decided to smile then Retire POWER f. HEADS ff I 5 SHOP 64A FRONT HTFN HAKE S.D.. HT3 GUTH J.R.. FA HENDERSON A.D.. HT3 COUTHERUT A., FN RUSSELL J. T. PMIKNARR C.R.. HTFA MILLER T.. HT3 BE AIR M.E.. PM3 CUOMO T.. HTFA WILDER H. HTFA BILEY J.. BACK PMI CLOUD D.W. SHOP SI A FRONT MU HARRIS V.R.. FN DECKER M.L.. FA HILL G.V.. FN DEAL D., ML3 PINI J.J.. PMC THORSON T.A. BACK MLFN HENRY G. T.. MLFA COOK D.D.. MLFN HOL T J.R.. ML3 PUTNUM R.DL., FA BAZZELL J. 43 SHOP ISA HACK HT2 CROWLEYL.. 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BROOKS SITTING (L-R) FA J. G. PATTERSON. BTFN M. J. EDWARDS. FN F. M. ALEXANDER. FN W. G. ERICKSON A R SHOP FRONT ROW (L -R) FA R. HEMRICH. MMFN K. NANCE. MMI SNYDER. MM3 H. P. J. SMALL. FN M. G. JESCH BACK ROW (L-R) MMFA P. C. RIVET. ENIR. D. LARGE. MM2 M. J. MCCALLUM. FN W. W. MULRYAN. FNR. HANNS. BTFN L. B. BROOKS. MMFN A. P. WALKER i ICE SHOP FRONT ROW (L-R) tN3 A. W. COOK. ENFA K. WELLS. GSMI M. J. McENERY. ENC L. E. LOVICK RACK ROW (L-R) EN2 S. M. SCHORR. EN3 SYSAK. EN2 C. J. CAMPBELL. EN2 T. E. DILLARD 50 VALVE SHOP FRONT ROW (L-R) FNS. LEVY. MMFNR. J. DELAMA TER. MMFN T. C. COOKE 2ND ROW (L -R) MMFA C. C. LEWIS. MMFN R. N. VALINO. MMFN M. D. DECKER. MMFN L. V. BROWN. FN G. R. JONES. FN K. H. VITT 3RD ROW (L-R) FN R. H. PHILLIPS. MMFN C. A. HAMILTON. MMFA R. M. BARD. MMFA A. I. GRIEVE. MMI W. M. Me INTYRE BOILER REPAIR SHOP SITTING (L-R) MR. K. VANDOREN. BTFN J. HILL 2ND ROW (L-R) BTC T. J. STURGILL. BTFN F. P. McCLOUD. BTFN K. GLFNN. BTFA R. JUNG 3RD ROW (L-R) MR. J. ROBERT. FN T. R. SOL-BFRG. BTFNM. KSOBIFCH. BTFA W. HUTTON. BT3 H. A. KING. BTFN R. HANSON. BTJ G. HUP R-2 DIVISION OFFICE PERSONNEL STANDING (L-R) BTI LAUNHARDT SUPPLY PETTY OFFICER YN2 C. JOHNSON JR. DIVISION YEOMAN SITTING L T. D. R. BALDASSANO DIVISION OFFICER 51 ELECTRICAL REPAIR 51-A, B, D SHOPS 51-G F 92-A NEW PERSONEL: GSEI J. MEAD. FN K. OLSON. ICS V. BURTON. EMI J. ARTHAUD 1C SHOP 51-G $ F TOP ROW (L-R) L.N. MILES. ICS J.M. SIL VAS. FN J.N. ALLEN BOTTOM ROW (L-R) ICC J. AGUDELO. IC2 R. HAMIL TON. ICI R. WOODRUFF. ICS J. GOLDEN 92-A SOUND ANALYSIS TOP ROW (L-R) EMS J. NEAL. EMC J. SOKOLIK. EMS G. HITON. EMS D. VANSELOUS BOTTOM ROW (L-R) EMS R. A. KRAYEWSKY. FN A.D. FRA-HER. GSE2 G. BRUSHWOOD 51-A MOTOR REWIND. SIR OUTSIDE ELECTRICAL REPAIR. 51-D MOTION PICTURE PROJECTION SHOP TOP ROW (LR) EMEN C.R. BOLLING. FN J.H. FORTH. EMFN D.M. FLINT. FN D.K. KESTERTON. EM2 J. WHITE. EMI B. BANTUG. EMI G. RITARITA. FN J. PHIPPS. EMFNB.K. HOUSTON. FA T. WHITE. EMI R.F. FERIA MIDDLE ROW (L-R) EMFN G.G. GLOVER. EM3 B.S. BEBOUT. EMFN A. MORGAN. EMFN G.F. JOHNSON. FN E.F. PARNELL. EMFN D. MACK. FN S. PADUANO. EMI J.F. BLOMBERG BOTTOM ROW (L R) EM3 R. GIL-AL VARADO. EMC P.P. FLORES. EMI T.M. GOVERE. EMC V.G. IBA Y. EM3 T.A. THOMAS. FN J.P. KERKESLAGER 54 R-3 OFFICE PERSONNEL STANDING (L-R) GSEI W. THOMAS. SUPPL YP.O., FA T.L. WHITE. DIV. YEOMAN SITTING (LR) EMCS A. SEWARD. ASSISTANT DIV. OFFICER. CW03 G. HART: DIV. OFFICER R 4 D I V I S I o N I SOFTBALL CHAMPIONS GITMO, CUBA DIV. OFFICE LEFT TO RIGHT- CWOJ WHITAKER. L.H.. ETCS SEYMOUR. G.A.-. YNSN JONES. C.M. 67-A ELECTRONICS REPAIR 1ST ROW— LEFT TO RIGHTV ET3 NELSON. K.W., ET2 CHRISTOPHER. J.C.; ET3 BRALICK. F.G., ET3 WILKENING. D.E., ET3 MILLER. J.V., 2ND ROW— ETI COOPER. J.S., ETSN KATEN. L.L., ET3 HADAWAY. J.T.i ET3 TURNER. J.L., ETSN CORNETTE. J.A., ETSN MALANDRA. R.R.. 3RD ROW— ETI BOWERS. D.M.; ET2 HEINE-MANN. D.L., ET2 RIVERA. J.E., ET3 THURSTON. R. W.; ETSN CLARK. Ml., ET3 RIVERA. J.P. ETCS SEYMOUR. G.A. 4TH ROW— ET2 CAIN. J.K.; EN MCDONALD. R.AET3 MUMMA. J.B. 5TH ROW- -ETI MILLER. T.R., ETC WILBURN AM ET3 McGUGIN. PM. ETI FULLER. M.T., ET3 WYLIE. T.H. ETI LINNON. M.J. LEADING PETTY OFFICER w I I 56 67-B CAL I BRA TION LAB 1ST ROW- LEFT TO RIGHT: ET2 HATFIELD. R.L.-. ETI LEGGETT. W.E., ET2 F ILK I NS. D.W. 2ND ROW— ET3 DENHAM. R.D.-. ETI DEPEW. K.B.. ET2 BLOCK. J.E.s ET3 JONES. K.E. 67-C CRYPTO REPAIR 1ST ROW- LEFT TO RIGHT- ET2 DA VIDSON. N.J., ETC WILBURN. A.J. 2ND ROW— ET3 MOSER. E.L.; ET2 HALL. T.R. 67-D TELE TYPE REPAIR 1ST ROW- - LEFT TO RIGHT: RMI SEARCY. R.W., RM2 PA TTERSON. DJ. 2ND ROW- - RMC HARRY-MAN. J.R.; RMI BERRYMAN. P.W. 57 R-5 OFFICE You can trust us Commander Keeker! STGCS W. R. Lutz- LCPO Obi D. D. Hughes- Division Supply P. O. L TJG J. J. Wessel- Division Officer SN J. D. Caw then- Division Yoeman Pi ri OPTICAL SHOP Why are we always being blamed for everything? Obi S. A. McQueeney, Obf G. S. Eisenhauer. Obi K. V. Fowler OMSN D. M. Field, OMSN B. R. Holly. OMSN J. 0-Paulson. ObIC J. A. Cunningham MIRCS. TYPES. WA TCH AND CLOCK SHOPS Chief Byers asking. All right you guys, which one of you took my O A manual? IMC W. J. Zick. IMSND. W. Schultz. IMSN D. M. Kempf. IMSN B. P. Oberhart. IMC G. L. Byers IMC R. A. Davis. SN M. Patterson. IMSN M. A. De La Paz. IMI D. J. Devers WEAPONS Can you guess which man passed the gas? STG3 J.L. Morton. GMGCS R. L. Burris STGI M.C. Wright. ETG3 J. Dolagaray. ETG3 M.D. Powell. GMG B.L. Bucher RIGGERS SHOP You'll have to come through me first. My men are innocentl SA M. Counts. BM3 B. Miller. SA E. McGraw ■ BMI E. E. Cornell Modern day pioneers breaking new ground in the nuclear field. Perez. C. ET2. Giles. S.K. ETI. Cellucci, R.J. MMFN. Coppock. C. SA Ward. D.E. MMI (SS). Gordon. MJ. ETI. Stangl. E.M. SA. Hardy. B.D. MMFN Gliebe, J.E. ENS. (SS) Peek. M.F. MM2 (SS). Neumann. JJ. MMFN (SS). Schearer. D.R. MMC (SS) Schiele. R.J. ETI (SS). Zipprich, K.R. MMI (SS) McPherson. P.R. 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FRANKLIN BACK ROW MR2 D.V. WEBSTER; MRS R. JOHANNING; MRFN B. GILBERT; FN B WILLIAMS. FRONT ROW MRFN D.K. RUTTER. MRS W.O. LARISH; MRS R.D. NORMAN; MRS S.D. KLA TT. MRFN M.A. SOGN IF WE CAN T FIX IT. IT WAS NEVER BROKEN. I I 1ST ROW (L-R) FN D.L. LINDSEY; BTC R. T. CALLIS 2ND ROW (L-R) Lll G.E. TURBIN, MU S. GIBSON, SA K.S. JONES ARRS MDCO 65 D R A F T L. DM2 G.J. FOSSUM, C. DMSN J.L. HICKS; R. DMSN E.M. MURRA Y H R O r E P P V' o A, 1 s R E 1ST ROW (L-R) LIIA.S. RACY, Lll C.E. AL VEY-, Lll M.S. SELF 2ND ROW (L-R) Lll G.E. TURBIN; LISN D.K. VUGH VAUGHN, LII3 V.W. CORDER, LIS M.A. THRASHER P R I N T S H O P V I c E KNEELING (L-R) HT2 DV L.K. CHRISTENSEN; BM2 DV D.A. BROWN; MM2 DV M.D. DICKENSON STANDING (L-R) HT3 DV C. V. CARTER; HTCS DV W.V. SCARBRO; BMC DV A.L. MOORE; ENEN D.L. HOL T, HTJ DV J.P. BARR HIDDEN FROM PICTURE HTJ DV F.X. GORHAM HT2 DV H.W. McKINNEY; BMI DV J.E. MARROW AND CDR BECKER REPAIR STRAGGLERS QUALITY ASSURANCE DIVISION FRONT ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT ETISORG. 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YNS CROMWELL QMS SMI LOWRY QMS BUR NAM 90 OPERATIONS SPECIALISTS § Operations Specialist (OS) YN3 CROMWELL OS2 BROWN OS I PRINCE OSJ RICHARDS PERSONNEL OFFICE PN3 GRANT PN3 ALPHONSE PN3 CROY SN HUY AC HECK PNSN MOORE PN2 FRO WE IN SN WA TKINS PERSONNEL OFFICER PNCS COOPER ADMIN DEPT ESO PN3 WORLEY PNSN ROSE PNSN MOONEY PN3 DEVINE SPECIAL SERVICES ETC CLEVELAND MAA FORCE BTS FOGLEMAN MAI ELLISON MAI HAMIL TON PCS THOMPSON PCI DEGUZMAN LIS THRASHER SK3 POLAND ETS GILMARTIN EMS FORD EMS WITT DPS ODLE PMI BIBBINS MAI COLLINS PCS SUTTON ENJ SHACKELFORD ICI HALL BTI HAMILTON MRS MCCLELLAND EMS DOPWELL HTI DUNN LEGAL OFFICE YNSN WILEY ENS LASKO YNI RODRIGEZ ADMIN DEPT COMMAND MASTER CHIEF ENCM DODGENS CAPTAIN'S OFFICE YN3 HERO YNC FENN IT PA YS TO ST A Y IN. ENS THORN NCC KJENAAS BTC TRAMMEL COMMAND CAREER COUNSELOR MRS WA TKINS HTS WA TKINS NCC KJENAAS CDR BECKER 1C I RODGERS JOS A CELL! POST OFFICE PCS SUTTON PCS THOMPSON PCSN KIERSTEIN PCS HILL PC! DEGUZMAN I'M IN CHARGE HEREl PCS SUTTON EDWARD L. ZIMMERMAN WAS BORN ON THE llth OF APRIL 1941 AND ENTERED THE NA VY ON THE 22nd OF JUL Y I95S. HE WAS ADVANCED TO HIS PRESENT RANK OF CHIEF PETTY OFFICER IN OCTOBER 1976. A T THE TIME OF HIS PASSING HE HAD COMPLETED 21 YEARS OF ACTIVE SERVICE TO HIS COUNTRY _ THE CRUISE BOOK STAFF EDITOR-IN-CHIEF LT DAVID R. BALDASSANO PHOTOGRAPHIC COORDINATOR PH2 JAMES M. KELLEY DIVISIONAL LAYOUT COMMITTEE MS3 GREGOIRE SK3 CHASSE MMEN SMITH DT3 MILLS MR3 ERE EM AN YN3 POL US EN3 BROOKS OMSN FIELD MM I SHIELDS EMEN PARNELL BMCS ONE YEAR ETCS CLEVELAND DPI HARDISON EM3 ROMA NIELLO MMEN HEENER ET3 WILEY SN WATKINS L T BALDASSANO srn MOUNTS MM3 CELLUCCI HM3 RAY HT3 CROWLEY SMSN VANDERVORT PH3 KELLEY ETSN CLARK :v -v. m pEf! PICTURE CREDITS ET3 D.W. EILKINS ET3 M.E. MOSS PN C.A. GRANT EN A.J. NEPPL SN D.L. BANACH DK3 M. JONES PH3 M.E. GRAILEY PHC B.S. WHITMARSH PHAA D.W. LEWIS GM3 M.A. OUILL L T D.R. BALDASSANO PH3 J.M. KELLEY 99 f AUTOGRAPHS 100 r TRANSIT THROUGH BY CANAL THE DISTANCE BET 50 MILES, IT WOULD BE 7,631 THE FI HIT RAILROAD U AS BUILT ACAO culebra(gaillard) CUT malaria le A even dead te transit anama USS YELLOWSTONE .: OPENED AUGUST 15, 1014- J BALBOA DISCOVERS THE PACIFIC CAPT. J. R CAMPBELL COMMANDING A FRENCH SYNDICATE UNDER FERDINAND DELESSEPS FAILED TO COITIPLETE ACAHAL (1660-89), AND A SECOND COfRPANY FAILED IN 1669. PANAdlA GRANTED THE CANAL STRIP TO TUE U.S. FEBY.26,1904 E PANAMA CANAL EEN THE TWOOCEANS IS ABOUT MILES AROUND SOUTH AMERICA am opting: 1 to alf mosquito lit ten, noiv iuna( on the qood and trusty slit :?£ (AD-41) raftore , LocUi N� M yt? P.A.RTMENT LIBRARY 3 0399 1000 5237 2