Briscoe (DD 977) - Naval Cruise Book

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1986 volume:

-1 c r L M- m vJS9 ' ( BRISCOE HESSEN HARD ROCK RESTAURANT -COMMAND AT SEA I mt -r «  TT - 3 , ■ V ,, ' ■. ' -■■ m mm ,iM  -.ii i nm ' immmtm ■ttl STANAVFOKLANT 18 JANUARY — DEPART NORFOLK, VA 23-27 JANUARY — CHARLESTON, SC , 1-7 FEBRUARY — MOBILE, AL Ji 19-21 FEBRUARY — ST CROIX, USVf 7-9 MARCH — NORFOLK, VA 14-18 MARCH — NEW YORK, NY 21-23 MARCH — ST JOHN, NEW BRUNSWICK, CANADA 25 MARCH-13 APRIL — HALIFAX, NOVA SCOTIA, CANADA — 27 APRIL — PONTA DEL GORDA, AZORES 29 APRIL- 1 MAY — BREST, FRANCE 4 MAY — BERGEN, NORWAY 16-22 MAY — ANTWERP, BELGIUM 5-8 JUNE — LISBON, PORTUGAL 16 JUNE-2 JULY — DEN HELDER, NETHERLANDS ULY — RETURN NORFOLK, VA ir « MAKE ALL PREPARATIONS FOR GETTING UNDERWAY, THE SHIP EXPECTS TO GET UNDERWAY AT 1400, 18 JANUARY 1986. .A:tVvi: .- yv .i,- ;v MARDI GRAS ;eapobt fob MOBILE WATERWAY T AND ASHORE maim SiSaESi Sii-. ' fSIr Fort Sumter National Monument ' ■ ' ' - ' ° ' i TX LT WILMS, Assistant Navigator HMC(SW) WILDSMITH, Big Doc YNSN BASANTE YN3 BAXTER HN SMITH (1) and HM3 THOMPKINS, Baby Docs QM2 McMULLEN and QM2 CLARK, 19 Are we lost? m i YNC McKAIG, Looking for a fun port 20 PNI KENNEY E-DIVISION 22 IC3 FAKES EM3 Jo-Jo SEVILLA tm MB iBmm aaiemimimtmmismmi smtiM i IC3 THELEN ICl Smiley WILCOX EM2 TUCK ICFN LEWIS EM2 FLEMING my- ' i ' ' P HfH IHI i |B|_r . 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' ' S«MS V CG CM DIVISION X 56 GMG3 MOORE FC2 CARR SMALL ARMS TRAINING 1 3 fs ) K WV i mL r 1 ■ COMBAT SYSTEMS ANTI-SUBMARINE WARFARE V ih- 60 4 GMT3 KUHNS STG3 DUNWALD STG3 EDWARDS GMTl SANDERS STGSN ROTHROCK TM2 NADERHOFF TM2 BROWN GMT3 JOHNSON STG3 DUNWALD STANDING NAVAL FORCES, ATLANTIC A combined squadron, comprised of ships from the member NATO nations, STANAVFORLANT serves many functions. They range from the testing and implementation of basic seamanship practices to displaying goodwill and re- enforcing allied seapower throughout the North Atlantic treaty area. The squadron creates the added benefit of sharing lifestyles and customs between crew members. STANAVFORLANT: Good friends all! 65 HMCS OTTAWA « HMCS ALGONQUIN ' 1 - 1 M PORT VISITS SAINT JOHN AND HALIFAX ' : ui0k - 1 II , '  V ff £ ; !i ■ F|l ■Tr.-. H:m - ■!■ iM , ' i t-. -JT.  .. i a. tinBi r • ' ' ' s- '  - - .- «««t -. 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OS2 ROBERTSON OS3 PITCHFORD ummssmmmamm ' ' ' ™™™ ' ' ' r { [fOHKT AM X _   B « «w .«;« « Ai ««««.. « , ..or RADIOMEN RM2 BARRETT S HBHHBBfl RMl HASSAN SIGALMEN 97 wt amaa immmma ssm 98 SM2 WIEDENMANN RM3 GRIFFIN  «a T aB g MBB« M«31« COLOR Ma:cpanrATO«M g Pif.«iiwry -vffw i msmmmsam H BBBIl CHIEF PETTY OFFICERS «M«.u   yiuiau. A««  B.;««i«. -., fusmBmsmmm SUPPLY DEPARTMENT X .. 1 LCDR LOGUE, Pork Chop ENS PURCELL, Lamb Chop 105 ■BM,«B   .««Ha« A.I. «« « l r ?-, 1 1% I MS3 Captain for a Day ROWE SN GROENER MS2 PERA, Jack o ' the dust SKI MARION r I |.«« .,.wa ««l««« «««« ««.«, SHI Art CARNEY SKC BERRY 107 ■ ™ ' ™™ ™™ '   '  ™™ ' - « 108 SH2 COCHRAN, MS3 PARKS SKSN KEHOE SN BACKHUS, MSC DE JESUS r l — • ,.V ' l L 1. i GSM3 HAMMOND MS2 BULDRA 109 iranffii CROSS POLLINATION aiai,«.,,al.« «  . .«« «« «.«-, I. m. During various underway periods, crewmembers from squadron ships had the chance to trade places — sharing cultures, experiences and fellowship. vjsiasKf B!as .v. T . ' im IBIBaEHIKlHI SAIL PAST 113 f ' «L-ir -. s .B«i xv.aiiwgygWMi i?i ««iry ' .«i:crjK ' v a Bw .v.fl«w-g; - wii to!«K  . -.r..-T  a««a. ..« «.. M«« «. r , _. „ «,«mmiei , us  : s tr r t - ' ' :n-, IK?  Would you buy a C- these guys? Dutch Naval Festival ' 86 • liffT. ' - ™ ' ° - ««  .« «:««M«««Ki « .i ' r y ' «? }«MI « ••■illil ' k • - - I -—s SSIfiilHQiHiiHBffiHHHHSflBiaBBiaHaUBaMHi I ' . ' MAKE ALL PREPARATIONS FOR ENTERING PORT, THE SHIP EXPECTS TO MOOR, STARBOARD SIDE TO, PIER 24, N.O.B., NORFOLK, VIRGINIA AT APPROXIMATELY 1000, 12 JULY 1986. ■--•.■ t3 - ' ..  W RWyv ' .ffl y-r:0- v ?! ?ti i n J ;, ' f ■ ' . ' , 1 HOMECOMING!!! After almost seven months, 42000 miles sailed, thirteen different port visits and over 12000 visitors hosted: HOME!! •p ' dUM I sammim Bmm umsaassm J ; a .cMmy.aiwggw f 1986 CRUISE BOOK STAFF EDITOR COPY: HMC(SW) D. WILDSMITH ASST. EDITOR LAYOUT: GMG2 T. GOLDEN GRUISE BOOK ADVISOR PAO: LTJG S. FIGURA ADULT LEADERSHIP: CDR H.C. GRIFFIN III PHOTOGRAPHY DARKROOM: HMC(SW) D. WILDSMITH GMG2 T. GOLDEN SN D. ARMER PHOTOS SUBMITTED BY: LCDR R. BOYCE, LCDR D. DITKO, GSCM T. DUNN, HTC(SW) E. WHITTLESEY, FC2 R. BODEN, HT2 J. GREEN, SACLANT PAO, SNFL STAFF 128 THE CRUISE BOOK STAFF WOULD LIKE TO THANK OUR MOMMIES, OUR DADDIES AND THE NORTH ATLANTIC TREATY ORGANIZA- TION FOR MAKING THIS BOOK POSSIBLE. — -1 4 - ' T- il  Vj .)« ' ilBilKMHI