Briscoe (DD 977) - Naval Cruise Book

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 2000 volume:

J , IC ■- ' Km d- isi il ' « ' ■ %- 0B mm tg . MM •d , SSVRISCOE DD977 MED CRUISE 2000 COMMANDING OFFICER Commander Robert A. Bellitto, a native of Bronx, New York graduated from the United States Naval Academy in 1981. Commander Bellitto ' s initial sea duty was aboard USS MANITOWOC (LST-1180) as CIC Officer and Assistant First Lieutenant. Following his first tour, he served at the following commands: USS PHARRIS (FF-1094) as Gunnery and Anti-Submarine Warfare Officer, Surface Warfare Officer ' s School Command in Rhode Island where he was a Combat Systems Instructor, USS BRISCOE (DD-977) as Operations and Combat Systems Officer, Commander, Carrier Group Four as the Assistant Surface Operations Officer, Executive Officer aboard USS PETERSON (DD- 969), Executive Assistant to the Director, Theater Air Warfare on the staff of the Chief of Naval Operations in Washington, DC prior to assuming command of Briscoe in Apnl 2000. Commander Bellitto has received his second Masters Degree in Management from Troy State University. His personal awards include the Meritorious Service Medal, Navy Commendation Medal (4), and Navy Achievement Medal (3). CDR Bellitto resides in VAwith wife, Rita, and three children, Paul, James, and Elizabeth. i ' ' VHMOumaan EXECUTIVE OFFICER LCDR Fredric C. Stein, a nativ e of Lockport, NY graduated from the University of IVlichigan with a Bachelor ' s degree in Mechanical Engineering. He was sub -54) as the Weapons Control Officer and then the Combat Systems Officer, the Naval War College as a student were he received his Master ' s Degree in National Security Affairs, and reported to the USS BRISCOE(DD977) as Executive Officer in June 2000. His personal awards include the Navy Commendation Medal (three gold stars), the Joint Services Commendation Medal, and various unit awards. LCDR Stein resides in VA with wife, Melisa, and son, Joshua. COMMAND MASTER CHEIF Master Chief Petty Officer Jesse W, Willis was born in OIney, Texas and enlisted in the Navy in May 1972. He has served at the following commands: Training Squadron TWENTY-THREE as Legal Yeoman, Naval Legal Service Office San Diego, USS CONSTELLATION (CV 64), Naval Air Station Alameda, Califor- nia, and USS DWIGHT D. EISENHOWER (CVN 69). He has served as Command Master Chief at Naval Legal Service Office Norfolk, USS JOSEPHUS DANIELS (CO 27), Carrier Airbome Early Warning Squadron TWENTY-ONE, and Commander, Airborne Early Warning Wing, U.S. Atlantic Fleet. He reported to USS BRISCOE (DD 977) as Command Master Chief in Decem- ber 1999. Master Chief Willis is a graduate of the U.S. Navy Senior Enlisted Academy and was Outstanding Legalman of the Navy in 1977. He has earned a bachelor of science degree in business management from Chapman University in Orange, California and is qualified as an Enlisted Surface Warfare and Aviation Warfare Specialist. His personal awards include the Meritorious Service Medal with one Gold Star, the Navy Commendation Medal with four Gold Stars, and the Navy Achievement Medal. Master Chief Willis is married to the former Joan Marie Mossbarger of Piketon, Ohio. They have two children: Jesse W. and Stephanie Joy. ADMIRAL BRISCOE A native of Centerville, Mississippi, Admiral Briscoe had graduated from the Naval Academy in June 1918. During World War I he served in the battleship ALABAMA of the Atlantic Fleet and in the destroyer ROE, operating from Brest, France. At the end of hostilities, he made the first postwar Midshipmen cruise in the USS KEARSARGE and in 1919 returned to destroyer duty as Engineer Officer of the USS HUMPHREYS, stationed in Near East waters at Constantinople. During the Turko-Greek fighting in 1920-1921, he commanded a Naval landing force at Derindge, Turkey. After further destroyer duty in the USS FLUSSER and USS HENDERSON, and recruiting duty at Little Rock, Arkansas, he served as Senior Assistant Engineer of the battleship WEST VIRGINIA (1926-1929), then returned to the Naval Academy as an instructor in Mechanical Engineering. In 1931-1933 he was on China Station, assigned first as Executive Officer of the USS EDSALL, on Yangtze Patrol during the Japanese occupation of Woosung and Manchuria, and later as Communication Officer of the USS HOUSTON, flagship of the Commander in Chief, Asiatic Fleet. He again returned to the Naval Academy in June 1934, and for three years served as Head of the Department of Chemistry. Sea duty as Navigator of the battleship MISSISSIPPI preceded a tour during the prewar period as Assistant Director of the U.S. Naval Research Laboratory and Navy Department Liaison Officer with the National Defense Research Committee. He has been identified as one of the pioneers of modern electron- ics development In the Navy. In May 1942 he assumed command of the USS PROMETHEUS, a recommissioned World War I repair ship. Under his command she joined the THIRD Fleet at Noumea, Caledonia, where he was detached to command Destroyer Squadron 5 and operated as escort commander for Task Forces 67, 68 and 70. In the intervening periods when the battleships and cruisers were not at sea. Admiral Briscoe operated Commander Task Group 675 (Cactus Striking Force) In Guadalcanal waters. He was transferred to command of the USS DENVER In July 1943, and returned that cruiser to the United States after she suffered severe battle damage off Rabaul in November 1943. In February 1944 he joined the Staff of the Commander In Chief, U.S. Fleet, In Washington, as Head of New Developments, and with his promotion to flag rank in April 1945, assumed command of Amphibious Group 14. V-J Day found him in Manila, working on plans for the Invasion of the Japanese homeland. In September 1945 he took com- mand of the Operational Development Force, Atlantic Fleet with headquarters at Norfolk, Virginia. After two years there, and a tour of duty as Assistant Chief of Naval Operations (Readiness), he became Commander Amphibious Force, Atlantic Fleet, on November 1, 1950. Ordered in January 1952 to command the SEVENTH Fleet in Korean waters, he retained this command until designated Commander Naval Forces, Far East, in June of that year. Two years later he reported as Deputy Chief of Naval Operations, for Fleet Operations and Readiness, and on July 2, 1956, became Commander in Chief, Allied Forces, Southern Europe. For exceptional meritorious service ... (In that capacity) from July 2, 1956 to December 31, 1958. .. he was awarded the Distinguished Service Medal. On January 1, 1959 he was transferred to the Retired List of the U.S. Navv. He died on October 14, 1968 In Liberty, Mississippi. USS BRISCOE was commissioned 3 June 1 978 at the Ingalls Siiipbuilding Division of Litton Industries in Pascagoula, Mississippi. She is the fifteenth destroyer in a series of 31 SPRUANCE CLASS destroyers. BRISCOE was originally developed as an Anti-Submarine Warfare (ASW) destroyer. With the installation of a 6 1 cell Vertical Launch Missile System (VLS), BRISCOE possesses the most sophisticated and lethal weapons in the U.S. arsenal, including Tomahawk and Harpoon Missiles. Since commissioning, BRISCOE has deployed to the Arabian Gulf, the Indian Ocean, the Mediterranean Sea, the Baltic and Red Sea,served as a member of the Standing Naval Forces Atlantic, and sailed around South America during UNITAS XXX, participated in the liberation of Grenada, and in the Multi- National Peacekeeping Forces off the coast of Lebanon. BRISCOE was again in the international headlines in June 1999 when she was tasked ith conducting the solemn burial at sea of John F Kennedy. JR. COMMANDER DESTROYER SQUADRON 22 Captain Hoist was born and raised in IVIiddletown, New Jersey, and is a 1977 graduate of the U.S. Naval Academy. His first sea tour was in USS GOLDSBOROUGH (DDG 20) where he received his Surface Warfare Officer pin (SWO). He then served at the following commands: Surface Warfare Department Head School, USS LEFTWICH (DD 984) as Operations officer, USS TRUXTON (CGN 35) as Operations Officer, Com- bat Systems Instructor at Surface Warfare Officers School in Newport, Rhode Island, Executive Officer in USS CALLAGHAN (DDG 994), OPNAV as a member of the Chief of Naval Operation ' s Strategy and Concepts Group (N-513), USS FITZGERALD (DDG62) as commissioning Commanding Officer, OPNAV (N-86 as the Executive Assistant to Director, Operations Directorate of the Joint Staff (J-33) where he headed the Pacific Command Current Operations Division. CAPT Hoist took command as Commander Destroyer Squadron twenty-two in October 2000, relieving CAPT Miller who went on to COMAFLOATRAGRULANT Norfolk, VA. CAPT Hoist resides in VA with wife, Beth and son, Jonathan, d dauahter. Lejah. .± Il ' l DEPARTURE FROM NORFOLK JUNE 21 St m JJjWM liUAUVU ' iL BARCELONA, SPAIN [ •-xl: 7 - 12 JULY ; 1 i 10 ■mr - ' - ' ' ' ' ' ' 12 ■WB TMfWWiWlWWIll ' r ' ' - waamKnmwmfwmy mav. ' CIVITAVECCHIA, ITALY 1 7-21 JULY g!KtoaKK?:v v:a;,v, I(i 15 ■wmitft; tXJ ytBiSXJJlTJrrJt I . uncnuntti kva l t Ui Til AM .•AlMVlU  t (VlfcU4 « WiVUlI!AV4t-i I aM%it tammtimamr wman  m Kmm a nmw ' ff  f ' ' ' fJ ' f ' BiSmi ' i. r,r i ra vm mv inmvi ' a LtaAii ' vi - .- .- ilj. jiaa .-mm mfl Mnil i rw i l T| lBip iW yHiiiMP.v« C4I DEPARTMENT CW02(SW) Kennith Ferguson BRISCOE ' S C4I (Command, Control, Communications and Computer) Department is composed of CE and CI Divisions, which is responsible for all fleet communications and maintaining the ships classified and unclassified LAN systems. CE DIVISION i ETC{SW) James Valentine ETC(SW) Andrew Spitler Combat Systems Electronic Division (CE) is responsible for the tactical data systems, com- munications, search radars, and test equipment maintenance and management. CEOl workcenter ensures BRISCOE ' s communications suite is always 100% operational. CE02 technicians keep the ship ' s weapons and sensors linked together in the Naval Tactical Data Systems (NTDS). CE03, better known at the eyes of the ship maintains surface and air search radars, Identification Friend or Foe (IFF) systems, and the field calibration cent er. ¥■[ FCl(SW) Kevin Cranmer ETl(SW) Thomas Henderson ET2(SW) Michael Combs ET2 Andromicous Hamiiton ET2(SW) Raymond Kassow ET2 Dorian Miller ET2 Jeffrey Smith ET3(SW) Bryan Atkinson FC3(SW) Michael Carter FC3 Sally Edmonson SH Kr?S-3 Li fi ET3(SW) Leon Harling ET3(SW) Ryan Kelly 19 ET3(SW) Anthony Shorter FC3 Shawn Steflfen 20 ■ . -.. .., ■■. — ■.■■ „.., ■;. ' ■!. ET3 Jezenja Vega ET3 Atiya Gamble 21 tA ' CI DIVISION LTJG Eric LuU ComniLinlcations Officer ITC (SW AW) Aaron Cain Communiaitions LCPO As worldwide communications systems rapidly advance, so do those of BRISCOE ' s Communication (CI) division. Due to state-of-the-art technology, naval communications have progressed at an astonishing rate, providing strategic and tactical data essential to BRISCO ' s Strike Warfare mission. BRISCOE ' s communications are the ship ' s link with the world. Twenty four hours a day, OC Division ' s Information Systems Technicians (IT ' s) skillhilly maintain BRISCOE ' s communications center. Processing both incoming and outgoing message traffic, as well as maintaining battle group communications, the IT ' s stride toward the challenges of the 21st Century. 22 71. ITl (SW) Curtis Jones IT2 (SW) William Gilbeit 1T2 (SW) Paul Guidry IT2 (SW) Jerald Peet IT2 Linda Sinsleton IT3 (SW) Jason Bury 23 IT3 Sharon Qark IT3 Tanya Venable ITSN WiUiam Glenn ITSN James Horn ITSN(SW) Eric Port 124 VIL COMBAT SYSTEMS DEPT LT Borden cso m Combat Systems Department is composed of CA (Anti-Submarine), CG (Gunnery), CM (Missile Fire Control), and CV (Tomahawk) divisions. Responsibility for the maintenance and operation of BRISCOE ' s sonar, torpedo tubes, Vertical Launch System, 5 54 gun mounts, MK86 Gun Fire Control System, Harpoon cruise missile system, Nato Seasparrow missile system, MK 15 Vulcan Phalanx close-in-weapons-system (CIWS), RAM system, and small arms. BRISCOE ' s primary warfare mission is Strike Warfare, but modern Anti-Surface, Anti-Air, Anti-Submarine, and Naval Gunfire Support capabilities make her a formidable platform in all mission areas. m 25 CA DIVISION LTJG George ASWO STGC(SW) Rucker LCPO CA Division consists of sonar technicians and torpedomen, CA Division oper- ates and maintains the AN SQQ-89 ASW suite which includes the AN SQS- 53D hull mounted sonar, the AN SQR-19 towed array, and the AN SQQ-28 Sonobouy processing system. Also, CA Division maintains BRISCOE ' s ASW weapons systems: the MK 116 Underwater Fire Control System and MK 32 Torpedo Tubes. 26 STGC(SW) Underwood STGl (SW) Baniqued STGl (SW) Bollenbacher STGl(SW)Lindsey STG2(SW) Aguinaldo STG2(SW) Figuroa STG2 Julianno STG2 Patrick TM2 (SW) Pothast 27 1 TM3(SW) Degrand STG3(SW) Christ STG3 Hoban STG3 BoiUot 28 Vli, WWt h ' STG3 Cowart STG3 Fredricks STG3 Lewis STG3 Lim STG3 VantofF STG3 King STGSA Beauregard TMSA Hodges 29 ■ CG DIVISION ' XX LTJG Murphy GUNNO CMC (SW) Morley LCPO Combat Systems Gunnery Division (CG) consists of Fire Controlmen (FC) and Gunner ' s Mates (GM) who maintain the MK 86 Gun-Fire Control System, two 5 54 MK 45 Gun Mounts, weapons cargo elevators, Ship ' s armory, seven magazines and 18 pyro lockers. During the deployment, CG Division successfully fired over 500 rounds of 5 , main- tained a ready-Gun mount 24 hours a day while underway, and conducted small arms qualifications. 30 GMl(SW) Burkhalter FCUSWl England GMl(SW)Varner GM2 Phinney FC3 Baysden FC3 Ponnahue FC3 Gaudin 31 CM DIVISION fi LTJG Smalls FCO FCC(SW) Schmoyer LCPO CM Division is responsible for the defense of the entire ship and crew and provides BRISCOE the opportu- nity to accomplish any mission that she may be tasked with. The two MK 15 Close-In Weapons Systems (CIWS) destroys any in-bound air targets which pose a threat to BRISCOE. The MK 57 NATO Sea Sparrow Missile Systems (NSSMS) is the primary defensive missile battery on board, able to engage hostile air and surface targets. The MK 31 Rolling Airframe Missile System (RAM) is capable of pinpoint engage- ment of high-speed missile threats at up to 3.5 miles. The MK 23 Target Acquisition System (TAS) vsill automatically track, interrogate, and engage a target only seconds after detection. CM Division is also responsible for storing and handling the AGM 119B PENGUIN Missile. CM Division is always ready to handle any task or situation at just a moment ' s notice. 33 34 FCUSWO Burch FC2 Lehsten FC2 Payne FC2 Silver FC3 Ford FC3 Hamilton FC3 Leathers  I f ..-, -•-• . If FC3 Lemeur FC3Lilley FC3 Peters FC3 Plott FCSA Briscoe 35 ' m m CV DIVISION W LTJG Marsh STRIKE OFFICER FCC(SW) Green LCPO CV Division, better known as STRIKE , is the home of the Navy ' s most sophisticated weapons systems. STRIKE is comprised of the Tomahawk Weapons System, the Vertical Launch System, and the Harpoon Weapon System. Our highly skilled Fire Controlmen (FC) have the capability to em- ploy both Tomahawk and Harpoon cruise missiles with pinpoint accuracy. This is accomplished by the use of state of the art weapon system computers and is assisted by the Global Command and Control System (GCCS) which gives BRISCOE tactical picture of any operational area in the world. The Gunner ' s Mates (GM) are tasked with the upkeep of the VLS which provides a launching platform for the Tomahawk cruise missiles and the vertical launched Anti-Submarine Rockets (ASROC ' s). 36 Vl GMC(SW)WaUace FCl(SW) Beaver FCl(SW) Camp h ) -M t v,Sis ;sr s5 4- 1 iJ y GMl (SW) Dumond FC2 Davem FC2 Marsolais GM2 Twist TfS 37 _J I FC3 Bovd GM3 KendaU i GM3 Lawrence GMSA Zakosky 38 vi. ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT LT E. C. Jones CHENG Engineering Department consists of numerous ratings divided up into 4 divisions. Auxiliaries Division, or A Gang consists of Enginemen who maintain all quality of life and support equipment aboard BRISCOE. Main Propulsion Division (M) is composed of Gas Turbine Electrical and Mechanical Specialists who maintain all gas turbine propulsion and electrical generation equipment. Electrical Division (E) is manned by Electricians Mates and Internal Communications Technicians who maintain all electrical distribution, lighting, and communications circuitry. Repair Division (R) consists of Damage Controlmen, Machinery Repairmen, and I-lull Technicians who maintain all damage control equipment and conduct all repairs to BRISCOE ' s hull and superstructure. 39 ■4 .s«i i A DIVISION LTJG T. Krepp AUXO Auxiliary (A) Division is made up of Enginemen (EN). ' A-Gane works on every piece of secondary equipment on the ship from the bow to the stern, from the keel to the mast. A-Gang repairs air conditioning units, refrigerators, sewage disposal systems, evaporators, small boats, anchor windlass, and steering units. WTiatever the problem is, you usually can find an A-Ganger standing by, ready to work! A-Gang- Smitty can you fix it? 40 I ENl (SW) SmaU ENl {SW) Sturgeon EN2 Butts Man, did you smell that? 41 .YVi 42 • Who ' s minding the plant? EN3 Lacey EN3Lown £N3 SanchezSantos EN3 Topadzhiyican EN3 Zeigler FRCaddock VE E DIVISION ENS Louidor ELO EMC{SW) Henderson LCPO 1 E Division consist of Electricians Mates (EM) and Interior Communications Specialists (IC). BRISCOE ' s EMs insure electrical power is provided throughout the ship. Almost every shipboard function involves electrical power including training and elevating the ships gun and missile mounts, turning BRISCOE ' s 26 ton rotors, and powering auxiliary machinery. Electricity is also used to operate the ships inte- rior and exterior communications, various combat systems, navigation equipment, and to provide power for the ships helicopter. BRISCOE ' s Interior Communications Specialists provide repair service to BRISCOE ' s complicated phone systems, alarm systems, gyro compasses, and amplified voice systems. Additionally ICs provide daily entertainment to the crew through the Ship ' s Site Television Network and Satellite TV receiver. 43 What a bunch of Studs!! ICl Rector IC2 Douglas IC3 Goralski OOOH, so serious!! 44 a Hmm, 1 thing... liberty call, next. Mr. Louidor minding the plant watch out CHENG!! IC3 Jump IC3 Putnam FACrandall ICFA Loosbrock k.-.l ... _•« iT ™ 1, V— J in ' hm nKi ■K M DIVISION CW03Webb MPA ENSTeti M Div Officer GSCS(SW) Palmer LCPO Main Propulsion (IVl) Division is prinnarily comprised of two ratings, Gas Turbine Systems Technicians iVIechanical (GSM) and Electrical (GSE). They work together in order to troubleshoot and repair the complex mechanical and electrical controls for BRISCOE ' s four General Electric LM2500 Gas Turbine Main (GTM) Engines and her three Allison 501 -K1 7 Gas Turbine Generators (GTG). M Division also maintains all support equipment for the engines, shafts, and propellers including sea water service system, fuel oil service system, lube oil service system, hydraulic oil systems and waste heat boilers. Additionally, M Division ' s Oil Lab spearheads BRISCOE ' s Boiler Water Feed Water Quality, Lube Oil Quality, and Fuel Oil Quality Management Programs by sampling, testing, and taking corrective action. In summary, M Division ensures BRISCOE can get underway and go wherever ordered. 46 l: v |ttl. ' i ENl Jones GSMl Pastrana GSEl Stack -i GSM2 (SW) Pond GSM2 (SW) Steele GSM2 Tepovich GSM3(SW) Barrows 47 -. ' M ■ GSM3 Blanco GSM 3 Brown GSM 3 Williams GSM 3 McClure EN3 Trousdale GSE3 White FN Davenport GSEFN Ernesto 48 •.«.W t  H i FN Jordan GSM FN Mendozatorres GSMFNWilUams FN Wood GSEFA Reynoso GSMFN Salamendez FA Siguenzavaaws FNValdez 49 GSMFR Pan jm.. R DIVISION ENS Davis DCA LTJG McCarthy Repair Officer DCC(SW) Renner LCPO Repair Division is comprised of three different rates: Hull Technician (HT), Damage Controlmen (DC), and Machinery Repairman (MR). Duties include welding, pipe fitting, manufacturing parts, repairing equipment, and instructing crew members on damage control topics. Other collateral duties include serving as nucleus for the ship ' s firefighting teams, Repair Lockers, Inport Emergency Response teams, the At-Sea Fire Party, Helicopter Crash and Salvage team, and the Damage Control Training Team. 51 « HTl (SW) Ricks DCl (SW) Hayes MR2 (SW) Bugarin SSliWIiifiSSSeB HT3 Smith 52 ■l. v Pr« ' Wa ' ' « L- ' 4 « HTFN BaUard HTFN Heard DCFN Tracy DCFR Caveney 53 OPERATIONS DEPARTMENT LT Seigler OPS BRISCOE ' s Operations Department is composed of three divisions: OD, OI, and OW. The department is accountable for a wide variety of ship evolutions such as flight quarters, underway replenishments (UNREPs), electronic surveillance, Undersea Warfare, Air Warfare, Surface Warfare, and Naval Gun-Fire Support. Operations personnel are dedicated to the accomplishment of BRISCOE ' s mission. With great pride, the men and women in Operations Department contribute to making true the BRISCOE motto: Ship, Shipmate, Self 54 I OD DIVISON ENS Ball l Lieutenant BMCS(SW) Looke LCPO Deck Division is manned by Boatswain Mates (BM) and non-rated sailors whose responsibilities include all deck seamanship evolutions and preservation of topside spaces. Deck seamanship includes the manning and rigging for all underway replinishments, towing, anchoring, small boat, and flight operations. I I m mA 55 1 BMC (SW) Smalts BM2 Boustead BM2 Brown BM2 Bninson BM2 CUne You wanna piece of this? 56 dm . fSpm MBm BM2Merrit BM2(SW) Waites BM2 Merriweather SN Darlington SN Luna SN Palazzo SN Poole 57 SNWinslow SA Barrows SA Hover SR Bailey H B W ' v SR Beach SRBobb SR Brewer SRDart 58 Jl „v SR Davis SR Jones SR McAllister SR Phinizy SR Johnson SR Watson SRWebb SRYaklich 59 OI DIVISION OSCS(SW) Lopshansky LCPO OI Division is made up of Operations Specialists (OS) who work in Combat Information Center (CIC), keeping it manned 24 hours a day underway. OS ' s aid in navigation evolutions, provide contact information to the bridge in a timely manner, and even prosecute sub- marines, surface, and air contacts. The amount of information that passes in and out of CIC is enormous, yet OS ' s must handle it in order for BRISCOE to re- main an effective asset for the Battle Group. J I OSl(SW)Lindbloom OSl(SW)Puckett OSl(SW)Shelton w ' % fll fi 1 ■ OSl(SW) Thomas OS2(S )i ) Boutte OS2 Johnson OS2 Kaer OS2 Lewis OS2 Mangano ' Dang, I ' m lookin ' good ! 61 OS2 Mckize OS3 Murner OSSN Conroy OSSA Keating OSSN Franks areresp tteMK Combat provide btilei ilyagaii 62 JtL OW DIVISION CTOC(SW AW) Allemang CT DET OIC EWC(SW AW) Clark EWO BRISCOE ' s Electronic Warfare Technitions (EW) are superbly trained operator technicians who are responsible for the maintenance and operation of the AN SLQ-32A (V)3 Countermeasures Set and the MK 36 SRBOC (chaff) decoy system. Underway the EWs man the SLQ-32 console in the ships Combat Information Center (CIC). This system is designed for Anti-Ship Missile Defense, which provides early warning, classisfication, and tracking information to CIC concerning threat sensors from hostile platforms. The V-3 variant of the SLQ-32 provides Briscoe with an Electronic Jamming capabil- ity against missiles with homing radars. Also controlled from CIC and the Bridge are the MK 36 SRBOC launchers which fire chaff (small strips of aluminium foil that deceives missile radars). ' Wonder what this does ? 63 ,v l • , ' ' 64 EW2(SW) Phillippi EW2 Riley zzzzzzz. EW2 Baldwin Yep, it ' s dead. CT03 Bullock Jlw. EWSN(SW) Fronczek i EWSNEley ISl ' s rendition of Devil Went Down to Georgia ' The Three Amigos 65 V NAV ADMIN DEPARTMENT ' w LTJG Gutierrez NAVIGATOR The Navigation Administration Department completes a wide variety of task that are vital to the ship ' s mission. The division is comprised of Yeomen (YN), Personnelmen (PN), a Naval Career Councilor (NC), a Master at Arms (MAA), Hospital Corpsman(HM), Quartermasters (QM), Signalmen (SM), the ship ' s Maintanence Coordinator (3MC) and the Command Master Chief. 66 — -- - Jf m t ▲. j9H ' •■•f- i • V f % !■■ « t f 1a ?1 1 f: k 5J ' • •■ ' 1!S I 3M COORDINATOR MASTER AT ARMS MAC(SW) Peny MASTERS AT ARMS 67 ADMINISTRATION DIVISION ! PNC(SW) Hand LCPO YN1{SW) Banks YN2Borecki SN Taylor PNSA Brooks !i 68 I... ' YNSA Reed PNSN Davidson YNSA Dalton PNSN Porterie 69 QUARTERMASTER r; QM3Degges QM3 Filice QM3 Reddington QMSN Richardson iJ. SIGNALMAN SUPPLY DEPARTMENT LT Clark SUPPO Parts ... Food ... Geedunk ... Laundry... Hair-cuts ... Money ... Mail. That about sums up the stuff the Supply Department provides to BRISCOE ' s crew. Day in and day out, whether in port or at sea, Supply personnel are always working to improve the morale and welfare of our shipmates. 72 Jl S-1 DIVISION SKCS(SW) MaUette SKI (SW) Shaw SK2(SW) Dachtler SK2 Coauette SK3 Neveu SK3 Drayton SK3 Cambell 73 S-2 DIVISION pUKk 3tL ' - s- MSCS(SW) McCraty MSI Danialson MSI McCrayer MS2 Vanloan MS2(SW) Kingara MS3 PoweU 74 Jl . SHI Francis SH2(SW) Lucas S-3 DIVISION ' t SH2 Jenkins SH3 West S-4 DIVISION LTJG Downs DISBO DKl(SW) Tamondong PC2(S X0 Anthony DKSA Gomez DKSN Mannix 75 m K ' V 1 AIR DETACHMENT l r. - -1 t-M ' : -; :. J V ?. J. 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