Bunker Hill (CG 52) - Naval Cruise Book

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WARDROOM CDR R.W. Durham, Executive Officer D E T E R M I N A T I O N WARDROOM In sailing siiips the room where the officers dined served as the hospital during battle. The tables served as sick beds for the injured. From the concept of a hospital ward came the term wardroom. Today, officers collectively are refered to as the wardroom. m-m fv% D E T E R R E N C E LJ S S n( H I L» L« LJSS BUNKER HILL (GGr52) 9

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USS BUNKER HILL (CG ' 52) AN SLQ-32(V)3 Electronic Warfare Suite AN SPS-49 Radar AN SPG-62 Illuminators Helo Plattorm (2 LAMPS) Mk-32 Torpedo Tubes VLS MK 41 5 Inch Gun n Harpoon Missile -y 71 Phalanx AN SPS-55 Surface Search Radar AN SPQ-9 Radar AN SPG-62 Illuminators AN SPY- 1 A Radar VLSMK41 5 Inch Gun AN SQS-53A Sonar SHIP ' S CHARACTERISTICS LENGTH 567 FEET BEAM 55 FEET SPEED 30 + KNOTS DRAFT (KEEL) 24 FEET DRAFT (NAVIGATION) 33 FEET DISPLACEMENT 9,600 TONS MANNING 33 OFFICERS 30 CHIEF PETTY OFFICERS 324 ENLISTED USS BUNKER HILL (GG-52)

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OFFICERS Clockwise (from top left): Money changing hands at a Persian rug shop with CAPT Dick Diamond, CDR Rich Durham and LT Dave Bowers, LCDR Arturo Tibayan, LT Craig Grivel in Thailand. (Lower left): LT(jg) LT Wetting Down in Phuket; LT(jg) Phil Francois, LT(jg) Rob Schneider, LT(jg) Dean Jacobs, LT(jg) Tom Darby, LT(jg) Keith Harris, and LT Pete Galluch. At the elephant ranch are LT Craig Grivel, ENS Marv McGuire, LT(jg) Harris, ENS Dirk Renick, and LT Steve Brown, (Center): LCDR Pete Stitt and LT Newman Evans, t 1 USS BUNKER HILL (GG-52)