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STAND TALL THINK SEPTEMBER Q , f CAPTAIN, REQUEST T0 HEAD HOME, SIR? so LONG, SAN DIEGO- I CAN'T wAlT UNTIL SEPTEMBER STAND BY YOKOSUKA CAPE COD ON ITS WAY M--- -T.,,,-,M N --,A M,-,,, , ,,m,W,, I -f-- , Y,-1,1171-plf Y V+: 4- -'--'- --'- - - +'--- 4 HOMMANDJN5 09916816 5 H M M w H H fx ,4 ! Q: x 1 5 i ,. e,4zfa-mv ci 0. yofmfswv . i - Y YY' ' -D .. CAPTAIN CHARLES O. JOHNSON U. S. NAVY , Captain Charles O. Johnson, USN, graduated from The Citadel, The Military College of South Carolina and was commissioned an Ensign in the Navy through the Officer Candi- date Program. His first assignment was on board USS ADVANCE QMSO 510j where he served as Mine Countermeasures Officer and Engineering Officer. , Subsequent sea duties include USS CARPENTER CDD 825j - Operations Officerg USS LOWE QDER 325j - Executive Officerg Commissioning Executive Officer, USS McCAND- LESS QFF 10841 and Commanding Officer, USS DOWNES KFF 1070j. f Shore assignments have been: Defense Language and ,Intelligence lnstitutesg Assis- tance Naval Attache Ottawag CINCLANITICIQNCLANTFLT Intelligence Centerg Plans, Pro- grams and Financial Manager for the Undersea Surveillance Project QPME 124jg Defense Management College, and Project Manager, NATO Seasparrow Surface Missile System and Director, Point Defense Systems, Naval Sea Systems. Command. I Captain Johnson has been designated a Material Professional and is a proven sub- specialist in Weapon Systems Acquisition, Anti-Submarine Warfare and Intelligence. His decorations include the Legion of Merit, the Joint Service Commendation Medal, the Navy Commendation Medal, the Navy Achievement Medal with Combat V and gold star for second award, the Navy Expeditionary Medal, the National Defense Service Medal, the Vietnam Service Medal with four campaign stars, the Humanitarian Service Medal and various other unit, campaign medals and ribbons. I He is married to the former Nora Szarkowicz of Long Beach, California, and they have two childreng a son, LTJG Mark C. Johnson, USN, presently serving aboard USS CARON jDD970j and a daughter, Heather Ann, a junior at Texas A 8. M University. QLLL, -- ...Ma . ,--1-.... , .. A ..,...,,..,, WW- ...C ... D..-... m1.. V 5 SKZICJV 099765 OWMMNDEIQ 615. H2458 Commander Carl L. Hagee, USN, was born in Lincoln Nebraska on 19 June 1946. He received a Bachelor of Arts Degree in 1968 from UCLA, and was commissioned an Ensign on 23 August 1968. CDR Hagee's initial tour of duty was aboard USS OKANOGAN QLPA 2201 where he served as Personnel Officer and Asst. First Lieutenant. Subsequent sea tours include USS TACOMA QPG 921 - Executive Officerg USS JOHN YOUNG QDD 9735 - Commissioning Weapons OfficerlCombat Systems Officer, USS LONG BEACH QCGN 9l - CIC Officer. Shore assignments have been: Administrative Officer, Naval Ship Repair Facility Guamg Human Resource Management Center, San Diegog Staff Officer, OPS and Plans Branch, Logistics, Headquarters, Allied Forces, Southern Europe, and AAW Officer, COMNAVSURFPAC. 1 CDR Hagee's personal decorations and awards include the Joint Service Commendation Medal, Navy Commendation Medal, Navy Achievement Medal, Meritorious Unit Commendation, and numerous campaign and service awards. He is married to the former Beatriz Escalante of San Diego, CA, and they have one childg Carla Michelle- FACTS A D FICTION FROM JOHNSON'S ALMANAC THROUGHOUT WESPAC CAPT JOHNSON HAD THE JUNIOR ENSIGN COMMONLY KNOWN AS GEORGE COLLECT AND UPDATE THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION. MILES STEAMED 15251.67 GALLONS OF FRESH wATER MADE BY EVAPORATORS 3873093 GALLONS OF FUEL USED 2699826 MEALS SERVED 304918 PIES BAKED 8663 LOAVES OF BREAD CONSUMED 37068 POUNDS OF FOOD CONSUMED 460144 NUMBER OF SHIP'S FED 3 HAIRCUTS GIVEN 4890 CANS OF SODA CONSUMED 381724 PERSONNEL TREATED BY MEDICAL 7436 PERSONNEL TREATED BY DENTAL 3099 SHIPS WORKED ON 113 REPAIR JOBS COMPLETED 4500 LBS LOST 2200 LBS RADAR CONTACTS TRACKED 850 GQ'S CALLED AWAY 23 PERSONNEL ADVANCED 273 POUNDS OF MAIL DISPATCHED 15584 POUNDS OF MAIL RECEIVED 74086 PERSONNEL RECEIVING AWARDS 813 TOTAL PAIRS OF TENNIS SHOES PURCHASED PER DEPARTMENT IN KOREA DEPARTMENT if OF PERSONNEL ASSIGNED TOTAL PAIRS MEDICAL 18 57 DENTAL 15 59 OPERATIONS 44 144 DECK 100 159 ADMIN 49 173 ENGINEERING 162 235 SUPPLY 150 388 REPAIR 673 1544 f A - I Admin ADM! 510,416 UNSW? r Xi very together group IEXH' Til' ' ' ' il' s I i ,Q , X7 S Ng x. ' ww? Q ' ' X S W X. , W- f CDR BRUCE Ship's Chaplin LT Sanderman LT STOVER Legal Officer Medical Safety Officer PROBABLY THE MOST DIVERSE DIVISION ON THE SHIP, X DIVISION INCLUDES THE COMMAND MASTER CHIEF, ADMINISTRA- TIVE OFFICE, PERSONNEL OFFICE, MAS- TER-AT-ARMS FORCE, SUBSTANCE ABUSE COORDINATOR, CHAPLAIN'S OFFICE, POST OFFICE, EDUCATIONAL SERVICES OFFICE, LEGAL OFFICE, CAREER COUNSELOR, 3-M COORDINATOR AND THE CAPTAIN'S WRIT- ER. THE DIVISION IS RESPONSIBLE FOR SUCH THINGS AS INCOMING AND OUTGO- ING CORRESPONDENCE OF THE SHIP, SER- VICE RECORDS, INFORMATION ON THE NA- VY's EDUCATIONAL AND CAREER OPPOR- TUNITIES, LEAVE AND TRANSFERS, ID CARDS, DRUG AND ALCOHOL COUNSELING AND EVERYBODY'S FAVORITE EVENT, MAIL CALL!!! Pcs Arwooo Yncs qswy AUSTIN Mu BOLLINGER YNSN Bowen Plus COLEGROVE sn coNwAv f W PNSA CONYERS HTCS CROSBY PN2 CUDMORE EMC DEENA HT1 DEVEPA SN DUSSIA MMCM EARNEST PN2 FABER PN2 GARIBAY MA2 GAYTJ MA1 GREENE YNSN HARDING , my I 10 I Um I5 mm SN HATFIELD PN3 HELM ET2 HENSON SN JOHNS YN2 KESSLER ENCS MAGPANTAY LN1 MAJORS IMC MANNIS MAC MARSEE YNSN MATTIE YN3 MAURER IC2 MCGUIGAN HT3 MILNER BM2 MUNYAN PN2 PLUME PC3 PORTER SN PORTER PN3 POSADAS PN2 PURVIS MR2 RUPRIGHT UNC SCARLETT PN1 SHRIVER HTCS SMETHURST BM2 SPRINGSGUTH SN STARK YN3 STATEN PC1 STRANGE PCSN TINCHER NCC WILKINS SN WILSON XW Xt , 47 SMILE AND SAY CHEESE HI MOM, I'M BEING A GOOD GIRL DO I LOOK GOOD OR WHAT A I OPERATIONS DEPT. WE LOVE OUR LIBERTY I OPS AT A PICNIC DID YOU SEE THAT F X 1 1 1, 1 I1 W1 11 11 11 11 1 . 111 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 -1 1 1 .1 ,I '1 11 11 1 11 1, 11 I1 1 .I1 11 11 1' 1 1 1 111 11! 151 .1 1 1, V1 11 Q11 11 1 '1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1? 11 1 ii 11 I 11 1. 11 11 11 1 15 4, ,, X, 31 1 WH E11 ' ' IE' mamma: 1 6 ,1,, Z? Y! LT CARLOCK OPS DEPT HEAD lf il .Q l .f,l. S LTJG COOEY I-T-IG GREEN OCIOE DIVISION OFFICER ONIOI DIVISION OFFICER -3+ '-:ff IC1 BAUGH QM2 BRICE OS2 CAGLE QM3 COPELAND OS3 FRIEDMAN QM3 HOWARD QM3 MORENO JO3 RYAN OS3 SANDERS ON CDI DIVISION ONIOI DIVISION IS MADE UP OF QUARTERMAS- TERS, OPERATIONS SPECIALISTS, INTERIOR COM- MUNICATION, AND JOURNALISTS. THEY ARE RE- SPONSIBLE FOR ENSURING THAT CAPE COD AR- RIVES AT THE INTENDED DESTINATION OF TIME. QM'S STAND CONTINUOUS UNDERWAY WATCHES TO PLOT AND POSITION COURSES. OS'S ENSURE CIC IS MANNED SO THE LOCATION AND DIREC- TION OF OTHER VESSELS IN OUR AREA IS RE- CORDED. 9 M , .Af J SM2 WHEELER RMSN ALLMAND RM2 ARCHIE RMC BORRESON RM3 BLACKWELL RM3 BONAPARTE- CARTER RM3 CAMPBELL RN CHANCELLOR RM3 DALLMAN RM2 DUNDAS RM1 FOSTER RM3 FOWLER RM3 HOLMES RM3 HOURIGAN RM3 KANZLER RMSN KRAUS RM1 RICHARDS RM3 SMITH M, E RM1 TURNER Sl YN3 HARPER ET1 HANSEL ET3 GILBERTSON ET3 JONES ETC MALONEY ET2 MONTGOMERY WHA- f ,H N, 2 fa N4 I ' R I ET3 STRATTON SM3 MARTIN SM1 MEO SMSA MOSEY Y SM3 SPAULDING SM3 WESSON 0 I W OC OE DIVISION OCIOE DIVISION IS RESPONSIBLE FOR PROCESSING ALL OF THE SHIP'S INCOMING AND OUTGOING MESSAGE TRAFFIC AND ROUTING IT TO VARIOUS DEPARTMENTS ONBOARD, THE ET'S OF THE DIVISION TAKE CARE OF THE RADIO ELECTRONIC GEAR AND THE SHIPS NAVIGATION EQUIPMENT. THE SIGNALMEN ARE RE- SPONSIBLE FOR ALL VISUAL COMMUNICATION ONBOARD CAPE COD, CONSISTING OF FLASHING LIGHT, FLAGHOIST, AND SEMA- PHORE. frets. I' .L 2 2 ,M Q X 5, 5775-4 , X. W QQWXVU? f Vp , 5,iS X, x fawxfsf if X , ,f , 5 V, S , X fy, - s Q4 , x f x , xxx 4 j, Q I Wg, X - f X .W 4, ? now wsu. BY cAs2rauEsz 1 You SEND PIQEON I 'n-us K MESSAGE Q -n.l I' -fi muh! u 1 Q3W 1, F :J llml ---V r Y - - --,. GEE, I DoN'T KNOW -- lT'6 A ZATHEIZ LONG ' ME55AGE DoN'T WORFZY... 04216412535 LCDR D.L. HOPKINS LT G. RADEBAUGH FIRST LIEUTENANT FIRST LIEUTENANT CW02 JON LINDSAY LT KEN FQRDYCE SHIP'S BOSN FIRST DIVISION H ff X iw . I ISXI CWO2 JOE CUMMINGS BMCISWI ARAB ACA WEAPONS oFFlcEn THIRD DIVISION gIggo'::gHg:CEI5I'g: l I K A 'TAF'- W QL X f' 5 4 I BM3 BARNETT BMSN BARR SN BONK SN GALVAN SN HALL. - SN JARMIN , SN JILES SN MARIANO SN REED SA SLATER BM3 SUPPLE BM2 VALDROW BM1 VANDEVENTER SN VASQUEZ SR WEBBER SN WELLINGTON BM3 WHITTENBECK IM 1911515311513 1ST DIVISION IS RESPONSIBLE FOR MAIN- TENANCE AND OPERATION OF CAPE COD'S TWO LARGEST ANCHORS IN THE FORWARD PORTION OF THE SHIP AS WELL AS THE UP- KEEP OF THE STARBOARD INFLATABLE LI- FERAFTS AND THE PRESERVATION OF THE STARBOARD MAIN DECK FROM THE FORE- CASTLE TO THE FLIGHT DECK. FIRST DIVI- SION PERSONNEL, AND ALL OF DECK DE- PARTMENT, ALSO ACCOUNTS FOR A LARGE PORTION OF OUR UNDERWAY WATCH STAND- ERS, RESPONSIBLE FOR SUCH WATCH STA- TIONS AS PORT AND STARBOARD LOOKOUTS, HELMSMAN, BOATSWAIN MATE OF THE WATCH, MESSENGERS AND MAINTAINING THE STATUS BOARD. SA BAILEY SN BELL BM2 BYRD BM3 COCHRAN BMSN CORLE BM3 DICENZO SN FOSTER BMSN FREEMAN BM3 GREEN SN HERCHE SN JEFFERSON BM2 LANGFORD SA MAIGNAN SN MILLER SN NESBITT BM2 POWELL BM2 PRETLOW SN REISSMANN SR SMILEY SN SMITH SN TAYLOR SN WILLIAMS SA'WHITLOW --ff-I-4 I l EEEE I 21 12114, Ni f-E Y 4 A4 1 2' EW. 'Sf EB' '23 Syd 2 X K ,A 1 29119 1Bil1Hil5il1BiH 2ND DIVISION ALONG WITH STANDING THEIR UNDERWAY WATCHES, SECOND DIVISION PER- SONNEL ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE PORT IN- FLATABLE LIFE RAFTS, THE PRESERV TION AND PAINTING OF THE PORT SIDE OF THE MAIN DECK FROM THE FORECASTLE TO THE FLIGHT DECK AND THE MAINTENANCE AND OPERATION OF THE SMALLEST OF CAPE COD'S ANCHORS ON THE THIRD DECK FANTAIL. lm 20 4 KN 151 gl BM3 BAKER SA CLARK SA COPADO SN DEES SN DEAN SA EGENIAS BM2 FRANCIS, SAV GUIENTHARDT BM3 HILL BM3 HUFFMAN BMSN KING ,V . SR MENCHACA BM2 Mcmunv su nooue. I BM1 souMAN SA VSTROHL O BM3 TALAMANTES BM2 vlvoms BMSA WALSH SN WARD SA WILLIAMS SA WORTHAM SN YARBER BM3 YODER BM2 ZSCHUNKE 3-B19 iBi1Hil5il1BiH 3RD DIVISION IS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE MAIN- TENANCE AND PROPER OPERATION AND HAN- DLING OF CAPE COD'S 15 SMALL BOATS AND FOUR CRANES ARE THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THIRD DIVISION. USED DAILY TO TRANSFER WEAPONS, SUPPLIES AND PERSONNEL, THE BOATS AND CRANES MUST BE CONSTANTLY TENDED TO ENSURE THERE IS NO DETERIORA- TION FROM THE SALT WATER ENVIRONMENT OF THE OPEN BOAT DECK. THIRD DIVISION PER- SONNEL ALSO RUN THE SHIP'S PAINT LOCKER AND STAND UNDERWAY WATCHES. WT2 ADAMS TM3 ADAMS TM3 ARMITAGE GMG2 BANKS TMT2 BLOCKMAN SN BOLLINGER GMG2 CLARKE WTCM CUSHMAN GMT2 DEVOE WT3 DEWEESE GMGSN FERGUSON TMO3 HOLLIS WTSN HUGGINS TM1 LINHART GMMCQSWI MAXWELL GMG1 NAVA TMSN OWEN WTSN RHINEBARGER TM3 SANTOS TM2 THOMPSON TM3 TRIBOLET GMG1 WOMACK L G 1 I A I J R-W IS CAPE COD'S WEAPONS LOGISTICS DIVI- SION AND IS RESPONSIBLE FOR WEAPONS HAN- DLING, SMALL ARMS TRAINING, MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR OF THE WEAPONS ELEVATORS, PNEUMATIC HOISTS, WEAPONS EDUCATOR SYSTEMS AND MAG- AZINE SPRINKLER SYSTEMS AND SECURITY FORCE AND RESERVE FORCE TRAINING. A f P 1 N sw xx f ,h ,,.. ,W bfyiw Qiewyx ya, W' ZZ M4 N- X v ,A xx'-'vs.,, -.. 'N 1- 1, 5 l 1 I i 6 H 2? T 24 CAPE COD ENGINEERS B. X T X xx X ARE BETTER THAN BEST WWQ Ml www M 42 ! 1 1 G Vg 5 X nz l .Ei ,H- 5 '1 J ' QM? LCDR RENGSTORFF I CHIEF ENGINEER I . CW02 J. TAYLOR ENS ROIVIERO ASST. CHIEF ENGINEER A DIVISION Www , LTJG SCHAEFER f , M A MZ MPA LT NIXON I-T RUIZ R DIVISION E DIVISION FX- ,4 ' '1 1 1: 1 x i 1 I E i i A 1, ,. M I ' I I I N -I ? V If I 2 V1 E s S I F I W J J J i :I ,, I I. 26 Ii r EN1 BASYE EN3 BEACHY EN1 BONNELL EN3 DELACRUZ ENFA GALGOCI MM2 GILLICK ENFA IVANCHAK FA JOHNSON MM2 JONES EN3 LYON EN3 MACALPINE ENFA MANLEY EN3 MARSHALL EN2 MITCHELL MR2 NELSON EN3 O'REGAN MM1 QUIMLAT MM2 SALLINGA EN1 STORTS MM2 TANJA -'H-mf! Maggy 5 gf, ...M 71 , 15 E-A DIVISION BESIDES BEING RESPONSIBLE FOR THE EVER IMPORTANT AIR CONDITIONED COMFORT WE ENJOY. A GANG IS RESPONSIBLE FOR ALL THE SHIP'S AUXILLARY EQUIPMENT INCLUDING ELEVA- TORS, CONVEYORS, STEERING GEAR, ANCHOR WINDLASSES, REFRIGERATION PLANTS, SHIP'S SMALL BOATS AND EMERGENCY DIESEL ENGINES. DURING TENDING OF OTHER SHIPS, A DIVISION PRO- VIDES HIGH AND LOW PRESSURE AIR, OXYGEN, Nl- TROGEN AND LOW PRESSURE STEAM TO THE TEND- ED UNIT AS WELL AS CAPE COD. iv! Wm P I U. 4 7 F f 'wx - B-DIVISION ENGINEERS ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR PROVIDING THE STEAM THAT KEEPS CAPE COD GOING. THE STEAM RUNS THE EVAPORA- TORS, MAIN ENGINE AND THE SHIP'S GENER- ATOR WHICH PROVIDES ALL OF THE SHIP'S ELECTRICAL POWER. PROVIDING ONE OF THE MOST VITAL JOBS ONBOARD, THE ENGINEERS OF B DIVISION ENDURE DAILY AVERAGE TEM- PERATURES OF 120 DEGREES TO PROVIDE THESE SERVICES FOR CAPE COD AND TENDED UNITS. , . , ,,....,M I 7: W X 715 ab 9511750 BT2 ABELL BT2 ADDISON BTFA BALES BT3 BALLARD BT2 BOLTZ BTFN COOK BTFN COGGINS BT2 DESROSIERS BT2 FAAS BT1 FEWKES BT2 FULLER BT2 GOINS 4 BTFA HALL BT2 HARMON BT1 HATALA BT2 IVESON BT3 LENEAR LITTLE STEAMLET BTFA LUQUETTA BTFN NASON BT3 POWER BT3 REVITA MMCS RENNAKER BT3 ROSALES BT1 SIMPSON BT2 SQUISH BTFN VANORMAN ICFA ALEXANDER IC3 BRICE ICFA BURNETT EM3 CORTEZ IC3 CURRY EM1 DOERING EM21SWj DURRANT EMFA FLATLEY EM3 GAGNON lcz HAM EM1 HARRINGTON FA Home EM3 JOHNSON ICFN LEE EM3 LIBURD .IC1 MAHN EM2 MARTINEZ EMC NAANOS EM3 OWENS ICC PENNOCK ICFN PRICE EMFN ROLF IC3 SHEPHERD EM3 SOFTLY EM3 THOMAS EM3 WHEELER EM2 WHITE EMCM ZAWIERUSZYNSKI 1 .Q Y, M: I sq, 5 Q I I pj , . A W I EE-DIVISION: RESPONSIBLE FOR INSTALLA- TION, MAINTENANCE, AND REPAIR OF ALL THE SHIP'S ELECTRICAL AND INTERIOR COM- MUNICATIONS EQUIPMENTISYSTEMS WHICH RANGE FROM LIGHTING, VENTILATION, GAL- LEY EQUIPMENT, ELEVATORS, FORKLIFTS TO TELEPHONES, 1MC SYSTEMS, ALARMS, GYR- OCOMPASS, SHIPS ENTERTAINMENT RADIO, AND MOVIES. WE LIGHT UP YOUR LIFE, KEEP YOU IN TOUCH, AND ENTERTAIN YOU. WE ARE CAPE COD POWER 84 LIGHTING AND CAPE COD BELL . 1 iT -m i a is 4. ,X . X N-'Wx smxwmw A SN LM 1 SX -FW-N wwfxffg. w , , wx .X ,, ,N ,N . -, - .2 wk: W X, RW f V- - wwf f :V 5 hwy eva X , ,N ,,., fl . X, f gg, ff f - QV 'f -Wi f i, f2,AwgsM,w ,. ', S21 - Q5 QW if X 'X X X NY I Sea.. A I I f. YW ' i X351 ' wi : Sz ' fs. N QF, x fy 4 x Q' X 'ffm ' is aigxyjfsjipfwqjg WMZQQ fy ,. , ,. ,A , V' W 'Q I 1- 5: x 1, , wx l.,,M,w lf: LA, Y. 11:9 v I E7 Wffeg xg, ,X iff! QWWQ 1 XQQZDJ f ' RA N , I V N 4 , vw fi S S. 'fred 'C ,O f , Mr Z 1 , I IVNVRVTY W' W M4 sf FWS' X F T, fj A .M IE' il'iE'1Ri1' ' ' 1 5 1 mf ,w fw Q .W gf wffwwffs f ffS vf',:,fs 'iff f rf ' f 4 'Q FN BLANKENSHIP FA BOLIN HTFN BOYD HTFN BRATTON MM3 CARIG MMFN GUNN MMFN HANSON SN HATFIELD HT2 HINES FN JONES D FN JONES T HTFN KOBLISKA MM3 KULCZYCKI MM2 MILLER D HTFN MILLER V MM3 MOLSTAD HT2 MORGAN FN OGILBEE MM3 SCHULTZ FN SOIGNET HTFN SWANSON FN THARP MM3 TIETJEN Q ,fy FA wll-KERSON Z ,ff 2 Q MM2 ZYKAS vi E-M DIVISION HAS THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE MAINTENANCE OF THE SHIP'S PROPULSION PLANT, THE MAIN ENGINE AND THE SHIP'S SERVICE GENERATOR AND ASSOCIATED EQUIPMENT. THE WATER USED FOR COOK- ING, LAUNDRY, AND THE BOILERS IS MADE BY THE ENGINEERS OF M DIVISION. WORKING IN TEMPERATURES AVERAGING 105 DEGREES, CAPE COD'S SNIPES KEPT AT IT 24-HOURS-A-DAY TO KEEP US GOING. E-R DIVISION, THE JOB OF ENSURING THAT ALL FIRE FIGHTING AND DAMAGE CONTROL EQUIPMENT ON BOARD IS ALWAYS READY IF EVER NEEDED IS THE RESPONSIBILITY OF R DIVISION. THEY COORDINATE DAM- AGE CONTROL PREVENTATIVE MAINTENANCE THROUGHOUT THE SHIP, HANDLE PLUMBING AND GENERAL REPAIR AND TAKE SOUNDINGS OF THE SHIP'S TANK. 29 t X i REPAIR Rv .Ai AT WORK rx! o is 'WN 11 Nmap, RWM? J S . xxx aw 1, ,,, Q N ,ff AND PLAY K mr X, ,, 'M , Q x 52, X X I xl 1 LCDR HAMILTON PRODUCTION OFFICER ' ,I , Z 1 X M4 LCDR BROOKS REPAIR OFFICER LT UTTERBACK RADIOLOGICAL CONTROL OFFICER in - MS LT PETERS R-A DIVISION OFFICER I ,mmf LT-IG HOFF LTJG THOMAS CW02 GARCIA RDfR1 DIVISION OFFICER R-2 DIVISION OFFICER R-3DIVISION OFFICER ENS GAFFNEY CW02 GUNNETT CW04 MATZKE R-4 DIVISION OFFICER R-5 DIVISION OFFICER R-S DIVISION OFFICER cwoa HENSON BTCM MASON R-Q mvlslon oFFlcEn FI-6 DIVISION OFFICER HTFN ABELL ML1 ADKINS FA ATKIN HTFN AUSTIN BM2 AUVENSHINE HT2 BABCOCK PM2 BARBERB HT2 BARFIELD HT1 BARRY HT3 BAUMILLER PM3 BLEVINS HT2 BLOCH HT3 BOLIN 3 -'f S -J B1-1 1911151511913 R-1 DIVISION IS RESPONSIBLE FOR HULL RE- PAIR ONBOARD CAPE COD AND TENDED UNITS. THEY HANDLE CONSTRUCTION BENDING, SHAP- ING, CUTTING AND WELDING OF SHEET MATERI- ALS, WELDING OF HIGH-PRESSURE AND TEM- PERATURE SYSTEMS AND THE FABRICATION OF PIPING SYSTEMS OF FERRIOUS AND NON FER- RIOUS MATERIALS. R-1 DIVISION ALSO PRO- VIDES LAGGING, CANVAS SEWING SERVICES PATERN CONSTRUCTION AND CASTING IN THE METAL FOUNDRY. 'iff .fl 'i -wifi '22 22' A HT3 BOZARTH SN BRAYBOY BMC BRENTNALL HT2 BRISCO HT2 BROWN J A HT3 BROWN P J HT1 CALANDRA HT2 CALLAWAY ML1 CANDLER HTFN CHRISTEN HTC CLARK PM1 CORBIN PMC COX BMSN COX MR3 CROSBY HTFN DAVIS FN DENTICE HT2 DIENZO HT2 DONCOES MR2 DORAN HT2 DOREY HT2 DUBBLES PM2 DUTHORN HT1 ENGLE MR2 EVERTON HT2 FARIA HT3 FRANKLIN HTFN FRATTI ML3 GALLAGHER HT3 GANEY HT3 GARRISON HT2 GENTRY HTFA GLYNN HTFN GOMEZ HT3 GONZALEZ HTFN GOODREAN PM1 GREEVES HTFN GUNNINGS HT3 GUTIERREZ HTFN HAAS HTFN HAGAN ML3 HALSTENBERG HT2 HASSELL HT2 HAWKINS MLFN HUBER ML1 HUGHES HTFN HUMMEL FA INGRAHAM FN JACKSON HT2 JOHNSON PMFN JOURNEY - HTFN KELLY HT3 KIRKPATRICK HT1 KMIEC HT3 KOIRD HTFN KOTHE HTC LABERINTO HT2 LAUREY MLFA LONG HT2 LORIMER FN MALLORY HT1 MANESS HT2 MARVE HTFN MATTHEWS HT2 MAY HTFN MEYER HT2 MCCLAIN HT3 MIKOS HT3 MITOLA FN MOORE SN MOOREHEAD HTFN MURRAY HTFN NERING HT3 NOVAK HTFN ORANGE HT3 OUGH HT2 OWENS HT3 PIPER HT1 POINTER HT1 RAWLINSON HT3 RAWLS ML2ISWI RELIFORD SN RILEY HT2 ROBINSON naman L4 'I in an wi A -'EJ Fi--I um' 'i ,M N , 4 A ,EN I! u 41 I 1 E Q H QV ,W--f E S Plfhi X! ma' Iv R-1 I XA S A' i F I I I r fx HT3 ROBINSON HT1 ROBERTS HTCISWJ ROCKHEY HTFN ROGERS HT2 ROSE HTFN RUMBLE HTFN RUTHERFORD HT2 RYAN HT1 SALMONS HTFN SATTER HT3 SCHAEFER HT2 SCOTT HTFN SEBASTIAN HT3 SEEGER I-IT3 SLANE HT2 SMITH HT2 STALOWSKI HT3 STEPP HT3 TACK TH3 THIBAULT HT3 TIFFEN HT3 VENABLE HTFN WALDOW HT3 WALSH PM1 WHITE HT2 WILLIAMS HT3 WILSON HT3 WITTROCK HT3 YEDINAK FN ZABELKA MM1 ABANO FN ADDISON MM3 ALLEN MMFN ANDEL MR2 ARENDALL MR3 ARGUE MM1 ARNOLD MR2 ATRERO MMC BARTOLOME MR2 BAXLEY MM3 BIGGUM MM3 BLUNDNICK H-2 1BiHHi15il1BiH R-2 DIVISION IS OUR MACHIN- ERY REPAIR DIVISION. THE DIVI- SION IS RESPONSIBLE FOR WORK INVOLVING METAL OR PLASTICS MACHINING, PRECISION MA- CHINES, OVERHAUL OR REPAIR OR SYSTEMS AND EQUIPMENT AND THE TESTING AND REPAIR OF PRECISION HYDRAULIC COM- PONENTS. SHOPS IN R-2 DIVISION ARE CAPABLE OF MACHINE TURNING, MILLING, BORING, GRINDING, MANUFACTURE OF GEARS AND SPROCKETS, REPAIR OF VALVES AND OVERHAUL AND REPAIR OF HYDRAULIC, AUXIL- IARY AND PROPULSION SYSTEMS AND COMPONENTS. MRFA BRAZEAU MRFN BREWER MMFN BREWTON MRFN BRINSON MM3 BROWN MM1 CARPIO MM1 CAMM MR2 CAMPOS MR2 CARLISLE MR1 CARPENTER MMFN CASAS MM3 CASTILLO MR3 CHANDLER MM3 CHAPMAN MM3 CHAPMAN M S MR2 CHAPMAN W A MRFA CHAVOUS MM2 CORPUZ MR3 COON MM3 CURTIS FN DAGANG MM1 DAPHADEN MM3 DEDIC MMC DELOSSANTOS FA DICKSON MRFA DIETZ MR1 DUBBDA MR1 EFE MR2 ESTRADA MR1 FAUSTINO MM1 FELICIANO MMFN FITELSO N MR3 FORBES MR2 GARLEJO MM3 GEDDES MM3 GIBBS MMFN GIBSON MRFA GIROUX MRFA HAMPTON MM3 HARKRIDER MR3 HAVENS MR3 HAYFIELD II I I I I I .41 II ,ly W. II ,I I I I I I I I I I I ' I I I I I I I I I I I I I II I I .I 1 I II II I I I: II II I I 1 MR2 HEESH MM2 HERNANDEZ MM3 HILL MR2 ITALIANO MRFA JACKSON MR3 JAMES EN3 JANORSCHKE MR2 KEETO MM3 KINSER MM1 LANG MRC LAYON MR2 LEATHER MRC MANUEL MRFN MATTHEW MM2 MCCUNE . MM1 MEADERS MMFN MEHLENBACHER MM3 MICKENS MRFA MIKULIC MR1 MILES MM3 MORIN MR2 MORTENSBAK MM1 NINO MMFN NUGENT MR1 OLIS MM1 PANGALANGAN MM1 PARENTO MR2 PATERNO MR2 PAULUS MR3 PAVICIC MM3 PAVLOSKY , MR1 PERALTA MM1 PESCADOR MM2 PICHAY MM3 PIER MM3 QUINTO MRFN READ MM2 REYES MR2 RIEDER MR3 SCHERRER MR2 SCHMIDT MR2 SCHAFFER I5 Is -1 --fm, 'Q Y fg 'II' EE ITM FB-2 MRFN SHORT BT3 SMITH MR1 STAELENA MR1 TANQUILUT MMFN TITUS MRFN VANBUSKIRK Mm vAsQuEz MRFA wl-:ALLEY MRFN wHlTE Mnz wl-:ITE Mna WILLIAMS MR2 wu.soN MR1 ZARZOSO I' 1215. -4 W J 1 'N W W I .,-,,...... ., . . 5 1 I 1 43 XS EMC ABARIENTOS EMC ADAMOS EM3 BAILY EMCS BANGALAN EMFN BAGEMANN IC3 BATES EM2 BROCKS IC3 BROWN EM2 BROWN FA BURTON BMC CAPPS EM1 CAVA EM3 CISNEROS FR CLEMONS ICC CREDO FA DESROSIERS EM3 EVERSON EM1 FARAH EM3 FERNANDEZ lcc FITZSIMMONS I FR Fousr EMC GACUYA FN GI-loLsoN lcFN GOODEN EMFN ,GUINTO IC2 HARNSON EM2 HENSON EM1 HERNANDEZ EM2 HERNANDEZ ICFN HOWE EM1 qswy HovT lcFN HUGHEY EM1 ICASAS EM3 JACKSON EM3 .1AcoB :ca JAUNZEMIS IC3 JENKINS 'fffi-an VIMQ UM Ms, ag, A f , W -mu. I S X V ,.. A Y I ' B1-3 191151151199 R-3 DIVISION, ELECTRICAL REPAIR, IS RESPONSIBLE FOR ALL OVERHAUL, REPAIRS, ALTERATIONS, TESTING AND AD- JUSTMENTS OF ALL TYPES OF ELECTRICAL AND INTERIOR COMMUNICATIONS EQUIPMENT ONBOARD. THE DIVISION IS ALSO RESPONSIBLE FOR SOUND AND VIBRATION ANALYSIS g5RIggISE CRITICAL MACHINERY AND MAINTENANCE OF 9 lm, Mm. . sl 5 lf' S '11 2:4 K,-N -3 2 'A . 5 7 ff , W W 'difkq , gi, Q 'lu nl m ul Ai 1 ff A QQ 7' f f- x' ,, Q ff' ff f , 1 ,4 , L ,g ,f Q f X ,..,, , ,, , , X0 Q'-Lvl 5 fs x N fs... fa 1 ON, X' , H' -91 I i i P57 Si Y h Am 'I' '-mf ,V H ..,,,,N 'lf i-sf lxq f mam! vu. ww 3 Wm. .. x..X .fs S :IIN ,A 1' 1 x -as S fi X WJ., QQ ,iw EW ' Q -X.ff M--,W I .MQ '1liK1S3l x 4 E I I AQ EM1 JIMENEZ EM3 LARKIN EM3 LASZCHAK EMCM LINK EM1 LLAVE ICC LUNDEEN EM1 MAGPANTAY FA MCDONALD EM3 MISKOVITS IC3 MONKO IC1 MONROE EM3 MOON EM3 MOORE EM1 NAVARRO EM3 PARSONS ICFN RACZKOWSKI EM3 RAMSEY EMFN REYES IC3 RICHARDS EM2 RILLON FA RIVERA EM3 ROBERTS EM2 ROBINSON FN SALGUERO EM1 SAMSON IC2 SCHIEFELBEIN EM3 SMITH EM1 SNYDER S A EM3 SNYDER M L IC1 SPENCER EMFN STAWARZ EM1 STRATTON EMFN SWAGERTY EM1 TAYLOR IC3 TEDROW EM3 TROTTER EMFN ULMER EM2 VANCE EM3 VERDIDA IC2 WARDEN EM3 WILSON IC3 WRIGHT ET2 ALEXANDER ET1 AMUNDSON ET2 BOLDER ETSN BROWN ET3 CORBETT ET1 DISHAW ET2 DUBARD ET3 EASTER ETC EDGINGTON ET3 ENGLISH ET2 FLEET RMSN FRESHNEY ET3 FRY ET3 GIBBONS STG2 GIBSON STG1 GILMORE ET3 HARRIS STSN JONES ET2 JORDAN ETCISWI JUSTICE ET3 LEE RMC MAURA B-4 iBil1HilM1BH R-4 DIVISION IS CAPE COD'S ELECTRONIC REPAIR DIVISION. THE TECHNICAL SKILLS OF R-4 PERSONNEL ARE NECESSARY FOR TROUBLE SHOOTING AND REPAIR OF ELECTRONICS SYS- TEMS. TELETYPE AND CRYPTO REPAIR. CALIBRATION AND RE- PAIR ON ELECTRONIC TEST EQUIPMENT AND REPAIR OF RA- DAR ELECTRONIC SYSTEMS. COMMUNICATION TRANSMIT- TERS. ANTENNA AND SONAR SYSTEMS. S . 5 Y A Y . I 1 li W 413.4 xl-x ET3 MAY ET2 MELVIN ET2 MITZEL ET1 MONTGOMERY ETC MORAN STG2 MURRAY RM3 PAGEMAN ET1 PLATT ET3 RIESBERG ET2 RIVERA STG2 ROBINSON RM1 SCHAAR STG1 SCHAUDIES ET2 SCHIMMEL ET2 SEXTON ET3 SHEDDY ETC SLABBY ETC SMITH ETCS SNODGRASS ET3 STEARNS ET3 SWANEGAN STG2 WEBB ET2 WELCH ET2 WOORE , Ii MMNSWI BRADFORD FA BREGHENTI MM1 BROWN FN BRUNNETT MM3 CURRAN FA DEAN HTFN DICKSON ET2 DOBBINS MM1 HOTTINGER EM3 HUNT ET1 IMPERIAL HTFN LINDSAY ETC LUKATCHIK MM1 MOCK HT3 MONTES ET2 MOUSEL ET3 OLDENBERG ET2 PERDUE FN POLES EM1ISWj RAMAGE IC3 SAFREED EM2QSWj SCHOONOVER ETZISHAVER MM3 SHOUSE EM3 SINGLETON HTFN SINITZKI Fl ,,,-'20 -M4 M546 W 'ff Z I1-5 iBil1H11M1M1 R-5 DIVISION IS THE COMMAND'S RADIOLOGI- CAL CONTROLS DIVISION LOCATED IN THE Nu- CLEAR SUPPORT FACILITY. PERSONELL ARE UNIQUELY QUALIFIED TO ESTABLISH RADIOLO- GICAL CONTROLS AND REPAIR ACCURINC NU- CLEAR WORK. THE NSF ALSO HAS THE CAPABI- LITY OF CALIBRATING AND REPAIRINC RADIO INSTRUMENTS, IN THE REACTER INSTRUMENT SHOP STF WHICH WAS RANKED IN THE TOP SM OF ALL RADIAC LABS BY THE NAVAL SPACE AND WARFARE COMMAND. WASHINGTON D. C- DURING OUR DEPLOYMENT, THE NSF PER' FORMED THE FIRST EVER RADIOLOCICAL CON- TROLSS PRACTICES EVALUATION WHILE UN- DERWAY FROM HONG KONG T0 SUBIC R.P., AND wAS RECOCNIZED AS THE BEST OPERATING INIUICELEAR SUPPORT FACILITY IN THE PACIFIC T. QSM RPD IS ONE OF THE MOST SPECIAL- IZED DIVISIONS ONBOARD, R-D DIVISION IS RESPONSIBLE FOR ALL UNDERWATER REPAIRS THAT MAY BE NECESSARY FOR CAPE COD OR ANY OF OUR TENDED UNITS. THEIR RESPONSIBILITIES IN- CLUDE PERFORMING UNDERWATER MAINTENANCE, INCLUDING PROPELLER CHANGES AND MINOR HULL REPAIR ON A VARIETY OF SHIPS USING A VARIETY OFADIVING EQUIPMENT AND- ADVANCED DEEP DIVING SYSTEMSg MAINTAINING AND PERFORMING MINOR REPAIRS TO DIVING EQUIPTMENTQ PARTICIPATING IN RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT OF NEW DIVING TECHNIQUESQ AND SUPERVISING ALL DIVING OPERATIONS. MMSIDVI BARNHILL EN3 IDVI BEEKS ENFNIDVI BINSFELD HTZIDVI BLIMLING HT2IDVj GRDINA BM2IDVI JAMES ENHDVQ MARRS MMHDVI Nucl-loLs HTIIDVI owENs Hrzqovy nowAN ' BM1qDvy STORMENT BT3 AJERO BT2 BABCOCK EMFN BARBEN FN BISHOP ET2 BORDAN EN3 BOUEY GSMC BOYD BT1 BURGOS FN CADAVIECO BT1 CARTEL BT1 CASILANG BT3 CASTANEDA MM3 CORPUZ BT1 DANIELS MMCS DAYAO ENC DELGROSSO GSE2 DIXON EN2 DODSON ENFN ECKHART MM3 FARMER BT1 FAY BT1 FELIX EN3 FRASCO BT1 GAWARAN GSM1 GLOVER BT1 GOMAND GSE1 GUM MMFN HAID EN3 HERRERA FN HILL ENFN HOFBAUER NM.. 4 QW I J' y MNNWNEW I G 9-LX, QV 211 iv? V s hx 5'?um Q , x , 33 ,mg 5 s X 4 , , -ixivgw , f' 4 liege, Q q mx.. ,..- gmqw 4 3 H-I3 19111511511 IH PROPULSION REPAIR DIVISION QR-6j INCLUDES THE BOIL- ER SHOP, AUTOMATIC BOILER CONTROL SHIP, AIR CONDI- TION AND REFRIGERATION SHOP, HYDRAULICIPNUEMATIC SHIP, GAS TURBINE SHIP AND THE ENGINE SHOP. THE DIVI- SION IS RESPONSIBLE FOR WORK INVOLVING MAIN AND AUXILIARY BOILER REPAIRS, TESTING AND REPAIR OF HY- DRAULIC SYSTEMS, REPAIR AND CALIBRATION OF PNUEMA- TIC CONTROL SYSTEMS, OVERHAUL AND REPAIR OF INTER- NAL COMBUSTION ENGINES, TROUBLESHOOTING AND RE- PAIR OF AIR CONDITION AND REFRIGERATION UNITS AND GAS TURBINE GENERATOR AND ENGINE CHANGE-OUTS. jr Aw 3. I E Z Hu, I 'I ,5 ,,,X I 4, SE S-wb Us N I S --Am., XX 'Z f , . f NL ' -LZ X f 1 'N S Q iw AAi,.. 5:1-U amy PM H Ininux 'Nm wg! 2 X M f .4 .fx- x 1 X 4 QE .iii Nw. 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IIWEIBU I' X i W 5... W s f I- ,,,C ...gy IR-I? ZBIHHMIIIBIH wkyuhx Ie A SX R-P DIVISION INCLUDES THE PLANNING OFFICE AND THE TECHNICAL LIBRARY. THIS DIVISION IS RESPONSI' BLE FOR TECHNICAL BLUE PRINTS AND MANUALS, F03 ALL INCOMING WORK REQUESTS, JOB PLANNING F03 PRODUCTION SHOPS AND MAINTAINING AN UP-TO' DATE STATUS OF ALL WORK IN PROGRESS. THE PLAN- NING OFFICE IS MADE UP OF PERSONNEL FROM VAR- IOUS RATES WHO SERVE AS LIASON BETWEEN CAPE COD AND TENDED UNITS TO ENSURE PROMPT AND EF' FICIENT SERVICE. Y ,W H , fy W ff Q 'W fl . '- I 7 ,. ' . , X , ,,,, R-Q IS THE QUALITY ASSURANCE DIVI- SION HAS THE RESPONSIBILITY OF MONI- TORING THE REPAIR WORK CAPE COD PRO- VIDES TO ENSURE ALL TECHNICAL SPECI- FICATIONS ARE MET AND ONLY QUALITY WORK IS DELIVERED. THE NONDESTRUC- TIVE TEST LAV USES REDIOGRAPHY. MAG- NETIC PARTICLE, LIQUID PENETRANT AND ULTRASONIC TESTS ON METAL PARTS AND WELDS TO CERTIFY THEIR CONITNUITY AND STRENGTH. HT1 BATTAGLIA MRC BROWN MM1 CORTEZ HT3 COZY HT1 DAVIS HT1 GUMM FN HAYES HT1 JOHNSON- I ENCISWQ Kosruvv HT2 KnAwczEsKl HTFN LANNING , HTCMISWI l.uNswAv HT1 MATLOCK HTC Mcelnn. HT1 oc,oNN,ELL Mm -RIVERA HT1 STOLL BT1 TATMAN HTFN VONBEHREN ETC YOUNG IM2 APPEL FN ARCE GMMSN BEASLEY TM1 BECERRA IMSN BLACK IMSN BLASER FN BOSWELL GMM2 BROWN DM1 CASTILLO IM1 CHAVEZ IMSN CLARK BM2 CLARK IM2 COLAIACOVO IM2 COLCHIN OM2 COLEY IMSN COOK IM2 COOPER BM3 CRAMER IMSN DAVIS IM2 DEMENT IM2 DOWIE IM2 EDLEN IM2 ESSEX OM3 ESTERHAY BM1 FEDORENKO IMSA FEITSHANS LI3 GAUSLINE Q ?J ff mu 5 M ml 7, 4fgSg'f5S5f,f' 2 3 Ol wt iv LI2 conf ,ml R-S IS CAPE COD'S REPAIR SERVICES DIVISION CONSISTS OF THE MIRCS LAB, PRINT SHOP, DRAFTING SHOP, PHOTO LAB, OPTI- CAL SHOP, ORDINANCE REPAIR, TYPEWRITER REPAIR, WATCH AND CLOCK REPAIR AND THE RIGGERS SHOP. R-S IS RESPONSIBLE FOR CALIBRATION AND REPAIRS OF PRECISION MEASURING DEVICES, PRESSURE GAUGES, TORQUE WRENCHES, THERMOMETERS AND TACHOMETERS, ILLUSTRATIONS, FORM DESIGN, MECHANICAL, DRAWINGS, PRINTING SERVICES, PHOTOGRAPHIC SERVICES, RE- PAIR AND ALLIGNMENT OF BINOCULARS, SEXTANTS AND COM- PASSES AND REPAIR OF TYPEWRITERS, CALCULATORS, COPIERS AND OTHER OFFICE MACHINES. I-1 f 'W Y A f'fi : if l 155 J ,L Z KM ' E A, ,W if X 1-'ff ,. ff TESL IS I Q g I A L-Q fuislsw 2 ,,,...,-- I w BLM Ni f S4 3 14 dxf . N .Trix S ix xi www. 'XS' kin. I If kxm-Q A xXxx.X ,, E E .X xg f Z Cixsif Y A Ss. f ,al SGW uw mm EW' I Lam SSW gf xxx Aw V X 5 X Q SX 1 f ,N a 7 W X: N, X S 5 ,N C W, x X, W , kL.tX I My W , t A, Q , ,IF Sig X 4 Lum f ,Ns pgs 4 ,rss I Xxx K: 1 qi! X Sgjff, Fx XL Q f, AM 'N WS 7 S' ,S wx , X, BQ M NM- xnxx SQ I f Q 'fx Q, X. 'ix 2' N X guy f, fx w X .QI 2, I 1 MN 'L fl X 'If 'aff sf, I 'wa gl 51 X ffm X , 'S '-21 4 9. We E I if I A Q ,III 1,4 .4 all I Fi Q 5 12: 4 f My wx I 4 A Q W , wg, i fx Q. f ff f' , www I . ,, wg 5 I Q M55-:S LIC GREENLEEE OM2 GRUNDFOSSEN BMC HERAMB OM2 HINES IM2 HINKLE HT3 HOOPER FN HUNT OM1 JONES IMC KRING OM1 LEIKER LI3 LYONS IM1 MALIC LI3 MARSHALL IM1 MAUPIN WT2 MILLER OMSN NIX OM2 PATTERSON IM1 PEREZ GMGSN PEYTON IMC PITMAN IMSA PYBUS BM2 RABY OMSA RILEY OM2 RODGERS GMGC ROMERO LI1 ROUSE SN RUZ OM3 SANDERSON PH1 SCHNEIDER FN SCHNEIDER DM2 SEGURA FN SHAW PHAA SMITH IM3 SWANSON IM3 SWIGER FA SZYMCZYK IMSN TAYLOR IMSN TROLL IM3 UHLRY FN WELLS LI3 WHITE OM3 YEISLEY u1 111 A H11 1 1 I1 1 11 - 1 1 1 1 11 1 11 1 T15 1111 111 1,1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 EI 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 RELAXING WITH SUPPLY DEPARTMENT cm You PLEASE wniTE FASTER I WORK HARD FOR MY PAY 'Tk F Qi? W W W I W W W -JWWW WW WW WJ IW .N WWW WWWWW ,WWWW WWWW WW WWW WWW WW WWW WWW WW WW Wi! 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PARTICULARLY NOTEWORTHY IS THE METAL STOREROOM WHICH HOLDS ALL KINDS OF METALSQ FROM SMALL PIPES TO THICK PLATE METAL. ADDITION- ALLY, THE DIVISION IS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE FINANCIAL CONTROL OF ALL FUNDS BUDGETED FOR THE SHIP. , -J -1053, X IT IT'S A TOUGH JOE, BUT SOMEONE HAS TO DO IT! SO YOUR THE ONE WHO ATE THE 40 BAGS OF MISSING M8mM'S DID SOMEONE SAY IT'S A8mW TIME? MS3 ANTHONY MS3 AUSTIN MS2 BALCITA MS2 BECKWITH BM1 BELL MS3 BERTULFO MS2 BREHIO MS3 BRIGHT MS3 BROCKINGTON MSC CARTAGENA MSSN CIRERA ETC CLARK MS3 CUNNINGHAM MSSA DAOUST MSSN EMANUELSON MSC FAVOR MS3 GALLEGOS 1 :fi mga --fa-zfzfftfi .:'rfs7tf'7fz. f SS f ff' ix X ff 'san f MA! ! X IX -S N 1 XXWZXWQS 5' X Xyfff QS: f 1 x , , x ., I, x g by X fi., N 1 Q A W '- - - . - WWXNM X f Nm :AM 2 ,Wi S-2 DIVISION THE FOOD SERVICE COMPONENT OPER- ATES THE GENERAL MESS. S-2 SERVES UP AN AVER- AGE OF 800 MEALS THREE TIMES A DAY INPORT AND 1200 MEALS THREE TIMES A DAY AT SEA. ADDITIONAL- LY, BETWEEN THE HOURS OF 2300 AND 2400 MIDRATS ARE SERVED FOR WATCH STANDERS. ALL THIS ADDS UP TO A PORTLY FIVE AND A HALF TONS OF FOOD A DAY. S-2 HAS CUSTODY OF 210 SPACES ON THE SHIP WITH FREEZER SPACE OF 35,840 CUBIC FEET AND DRY STOREROOMS OF 85,120 CUBIC FEET. THE GALLEY ON THE ENLISTED DINING FACILITY HAS FIVE JACKETED STEAM KETTLES, FOUR ELECTRIC GRILLS, AND 12 CON- VECTION OVENS. ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY POUNDS OF LETTUCE ARE USED IN SALADS FOR EACH MEAL IN THE VEGETABLE PREPARATION AREA. THE BAKE SHOP BEGINS WORK AT 0400 EACH MORNING BAKING BREAK' FAST ROLLS AND CONTINUES THROUGHOUT THE DAY MAKING VARIOUS BREADS AND DESSERTS. 'Hhs Z HANFS 4 'Yum 1 mm' f W ..,4l A X il-45 25 9 I fix .--NWN. 'fl -:YH MSSN GANAN MS2 GRANT MSSN HODGE MS3 KING MSSA KROPKE MS2 LAFLEUR MS3 LANDERS SA MIRUM MSSN ORNELAS MS3 ROSTRADA MSC SABAS MS3 SLOAN MSCM TAN MS2 TRINIO MS1 VARGAS MS1 VINCENT MS1 WATTS MS3 WOOTEN r - W I 1' wi fx II N'I 'lIg, 4 il I 'I I ,ix N N l l x 1 l I I N t I l I I I I I 1 . in I 1 N Il N l l I W 1 l SH1 BENTER SH3 BETHEA SH3 BRUTON SH3 BULOS SH3 DELAWTER SHSN DEWOLF SHSN FISHER SH4 FREEZE SH2 GILSON SH1 GONZALVO SH1 MALONZO SH3 MCKENZIE SH3 ROHRER SH3 SEKATOR SH2 SUNDE SHCS SWOPE SH3 WALKER SH1 WILLIAMS SH3 WILLMAN SH3 ZUMWALT HWS? 'fLL msgm . 2 W! , ,jj S Q , . If 'r -4-.1 'Q 'Ihh . gy' It QS 5'-. WNQ. .ss , Q swsxaf ss w Q W' Q ' xy sw L . mfs. :mo ,,,,, ss M 4 X 5-3 IBF! ll IH The ship's store and retail clothing component QS-3l procures, stows, is- sues and sells clothing items, ship's store stock and operating supplies. S-3 provides a convenient and reli- able source from which personnel may obtain at the lowest practicable cost, articles considered necessary I for the health, comfort and conve- nience of personnel and services necessary in day-to-day living. S-3 provides through accrued profits, a source of funds to be used for the recreation of naval personnel and promotes morale. Additionally, the ship's servicement operate and maintain the barber ships, snack vending machines and video games. 195-4 1 r 115 Yi X ..i-X 2 I W 1 I 4 , 1 nl X l 1 l . I W r N E 65 : 1-x DKSN BLANKENSHIP DK3 COOK DK2 JEAN KD3 LAMPERT DKSN RIVERA DK3 STATEN DK2 THOMAS DK2 WAINWRIGHT T 1 fw Z ' 5-4 9115115199 S-4 DIVISION PROVIDES COMPLETE AND RELIABLE DISBURSING SERVICES TO CREW MEMBERS ASSIGNED PERMANENT- LY TO THE CAPE COD, MEMBERS OF EM- BARKED UNITS OR SHIPS AND OTHER CUS- TOMERS AS REQUIRED. S-4 DIVISION ALSO PAYS DEALERS BILLS FOR SERVICES REN- DERED TO CAPE COD DURING DEPLOY- MENT IN FOREIGN PORTS. 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W Z cfaikgqy sfwpxf + :Q X ' 5-7 19311319 THE S-7 AUTOMATED DATA PROCESSING DIVI- SION SERVES AS THE SHIPS CENTRAL DATA PRO- CESSING FACILITY AND SUPPORTS THE FOLLOW- ING FUNCTIONS, INVENTORY CONTROL OF SHIPS SUPPLIES AND FINANCIAL RECORDS FOR STOCK CONTROL USING SUADPS SOFTWARE, PAYROLL PROCESSING FOR DISBURSING USING SJUMPS SOFTWARE, 3-M PROCESSING FOR SHIPS 3-M COORDINATOR AND REPAIR DEPARTMENTS 3-M COORDINATORS USING IMMS SOFTWARE, AND OFF-LINE DATA PROCESSING SERVICES TO THE PERSONNEL, MEDICAL AND DENTAL DIVISIONS. 3 DS3 BIGELOW DPC BOUDEREOUX DS2 BUNDALIAN DS2 CURTIS DP3 FAUSNEAUCHT DPSNAIFAUST DS3 FISICARO DPSA HEIN DP2 KUDER DPSN LEICHT DP3 MURRAY DP3 PALAGANAS DP3 PERRY DP1 RAMOS DS1 TEETER DPSN TUNSTILL DP3 DP3 WAKEFIELD 2 v 1 N I + I 1 1 Z 5 5, Y i 'Ns any-.,. I www oun MEDICAL GENIUQES is ln-X Wx M if ' x A il: ,V i 65,4 474 'ff MQW .X Wa , ' wr, x , If 'Y W. , . A Q, .f ' .f,n,..f, . Q E l Moms sEA slcx MEDICINE? My LAST WATER SAMPLE JOHNNY B-GOOD CURRY A s 4 1 1 1 N 1 1 F 1 X I 3 I 1 li ki LV 1 gi 11 1, . I 1 li 1 '51 vi! i 1 V1 i I 1 I s I 1 1 , 1 I , .X 4 N- f ff 41 N xk ENS. RIDER M ima te 'MW i Q! .Qi My ,, ,W J Z f ,af f f f f LT. DALY SHIPS DOCTOR in 3 RADIATION HEALTH OFFICER LT. BUONO SHIPS DOCTOR vi WQXEQSQ Nm O' 1 :MC f X Xxxii X x X XX XX K X 'S 'X X 9 X Z A ff Nei xt? X X X SX V 5 IS Xxx X XX X S X S X NQ 3 X XX X. -,SS XX Q PXX- ww ' X , X x XQXN Y X X s Xx'x I . x .X X.x4: 5 1 X I I K X X. 519. X X XX s XX XX? N K3 X f W-.., s , .X ., f Ti .A I Xs ,f,, , iffus f, 5,5 ,X ff T f S WF x 3 f X ,f X N N X Vf ..X, XX , XXX., X QQ, I X A X f XX X1 5 5 wQg,Q5PW3 ' I Q 4 gf QXX X X08 X XXX f X X OS XX XX g f Q X Q wb S A Xxx X X -SEX' XX X Qi Q x X Xxx X SQWXX f 7 Xi 'Q V XX I f S X L if xg S I ' S1 f , XX ff X - 77 X -W ,XXXX Wa XXXMV, J, , I, , XX ,, X Xwy X X f X XxXx , XS , X- IKXX X .XXXIWX 1,4 X. ' 'f dsx f ,fg,f!, X- 4, f W K 4' if if ,,, 'ff fn : fx , MZ f X X M XXXXL ,,f ' ff ,F Y ,, , ,,.. ,.,,, f X HN Bvno I HM3 cunme I HM1 HAMBLETT X HM3 HARDING X I HM3 I-lowAno SFX' 'Q :ff X nf, X 1 HM1 KENYQN X l A Xu X X f, f SN LEAL HN LOSSMAN HM3 MOODY HM2 MOXLEY HM2 PAIGE HN PAULINO HMCS RENN HM3 ROMERO HN TONG HM2 TOWER SN WILLIAMS '-'ll'l1il1Pl H DIVISION IS RESPONSI- BLE FOR AROUND THE CLOCK EMERGENCY MEDI- CAL CARE AND DAILY SICK CALL. THEY ARE CAPABLE OF PROVIDING OUT-PATIENT AND IN-PATIENT SERVICES BOTH TO CAPE COD AND TENDED UNITS' INCLUDING X-RAYS, PHYSICAL EXAMI- NATIONS, LABORATORY PROCEDURES, PRESCRIP- TION FILLING AND PREVEN- TIVE MEDICINE. HM2 MONTGOMERY BEST IN THE FLEET? YOU BET! WE HAVE A STAFF OF FOUR DENTAL OFFICERS, TWO PROSTHETIC TECHS, TWO ADMIN TECHS, SIX DENTAL ASSISTANTS, AND ONE STRIKER. OUR NORMAL DAY CONSISTS OF SICK CALL, ROUTINE DENTAL RESTORATIONS QFILLINGSI, AND MANY CASES OF SPECIALTY WORK. SPECIALTY CARE INCLUDES ENDODONTICS QROOT CA- NALSI, ORAL SURGERY' QEXTRACTIONSI, PROSTHETICS QFALSE TEETHI, AND ORAL PROPHYLAXIS WHERE CLEANING, HYGIENE INSTRUCTIONS, AND TOPICAL FLUORIDE ARE GIVEN. WE DO ALL THE TREATMENT ON THE CAPE COD CREW AND WHEN THE CAPE COD TENDS OTHER SHIPS, SO DO WE. A BETTER STAFFED DENTAL DEPARTMENT YOU WILL NOT SEE!! aff' 1732 LCDR J.M. DUGGER CDR R.N. WIERNIK DENTAL OFFICER LT D R SCANLON DIVISION OFFICER LT S.F. SERKIES f ff 1 , If W V t ' I if J H , , , , , 3 W 1 A-ez.. L -en., 1 4 X f 5 Q I Ck I I 7 fa , X7 M i W' ff f N A - 5 A , A. A 1 - Z - A ' f ' , A - i ,..,. ,531 fM 72.5 - X f 1 of L 8 , R,fA 'X Q A ,, -Ugv, '35, XF f X V' Q-Qfx f f f X I 1 ff 1 Z . X: 1 X X f, ' :?5f,.,n ' X . 0 fwf' ,MW W wf ' ,W H . 3 ,f , ,t f XXX mfs' f 4 ww W f'c'r-I . , DA L. JONES DA D. LITTLE DA J.A. PENNYCUFF DTC A.F. FERNANDEZ DT1 L.C. LEECH DT1 D.A. DEL CASTILLO DT1 K.E. GORMAN DT3 R.B. GRISSON SN T.R. TESCH DN R.D. GATLIN DN F. GARZA 'SPH' L. Wgria. . 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IT CAN'T BE FIXED SOME JOBS ARE SO FRUSTRATING MLC SIMPSON LIGHTING FIRES IN THE FOUNDRY VAL x 15:7 BU Msn -'tang 1 SHIPMATES WORKING AND LEARNING TOGETHER 82 W xki 2 7, f f f 9 , W X ' 'rf f If A0190 ff I I K ju!! , , , f X 'rf ,, , A I K, ., 0 , 4 ll si .1-p-,vu-ig-fav'-,c.,,,Q , -x..k,.,,f-.QN,.5. V .- Vi' ,... ,,.,...44 MM- .M ,. M ..:m-me ,,.,A....-.. ,, . . . . .,.,- .4., .-ng., , , ...... 0- .1 fur-ras'--Arne'-.- 2' ,L .. 5 Z . , . - . .. ...A , .-.Y,.l I ..k:'f':f:..-. . ,...:. '- wfdfit Q Q -- :Q J 9 P. '4 ,.-M. . ,1 '3 , I . . f x ,. ,. fl L ' 5 - .-A.. l' M ' X ., .3144 1 I, ,zzgzfz 5 I JP 'ffpff' f Q ' , . .g y :Slim 'x .,,f17'-T Q 1' fi, A - I Y ff, w..r-0 , S xr W-w K ffvi 1 .aw .1 . 1.1 -1- E Q X ' :QQ AM X ,ggiiisl 4 K ' 9 X if in ,.s............. 15 , 'i 4 , WELL, THIS LOOKS LIKE JAPAN IS THIS THE RIGHT PLACE? ARE WE HAVING FUN YET? I MEET MY UNC'-E BEN DONT TAKE THAT PICTURE! 'TS COOL ' fi ' R A fa l f ' f,!v S a n-J : :nz-9 W ,e . 5 f .Am ,s -Q2 ' it '- .Wray-7:4-Y-'f is , J wr- Breath taking sights Disneyland. HI! This is a shrine -0 Two of the crews favorite places F 4 Breath using climb xx X., 1 2,1 ' -g.. A 'P , ' -, t '. .. ' . -,Q K? . Konnichi wa. at og? N Like Sushi?! ' , 1 ' . f ,f- , ! - -:sci 5 2'1fi1 '- iii? 1 f - ' 3 Q z - ' 1:??a5:avfsxav1f--'- 11e,::esf.,:1:1':1- : 1 4 - L-'1-- ' iqarafanrg-::1.g, ,:....-,gnc-.1 11:1 - :rg b -' ' ' , -,1,,f.,1.3 .,4-T?-.,, A- gl,-,Ii . 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LEAVE THE PIER. f 'Z . .D0 YOU AGREE WITH THE E? . 5, qv y ? ' ! S 1 vi S JI .QIJP3 5, - , dwg: 5 510.29-' . D . NIT ...., Q 4v,','A.s.U,l,yu.'Iv5y1.l'- -l,g..,g:'muM,.,,.-nn.1 uxill I YOU'VE BEEN IN JAPAN TOO LONG WHEN vou THINK A EHETY VOLLAR DINNER I5 REASONPxBL? PRICE? 'Y'- it- '9 to . ,J X ' ii dx Wix A Ef A vou'vE BEEN IN JAPAN 'foo LONG WHEN vou cAN'f AFFORP 'ro LEAVE THE .SHIP ANVMOREF I' 4W'1I ,WWW 49,6 -3 A ci fx N D iEE?.EE?9?5 2Ef4'fc'5?.! , 5 M 2 a ff X E E 'N I' r, X I U , X .- A XXX' 5. .E X ' 5 gi aw 55. V0U'VE BEEN IN JAPAN foo LONG 0 I WHEN Hour? KNEE5 HURT Enom :ou vE BEEN IN JAPAN foo Loucs WHEN USING THE TOH,ET.S. ou CAN SEE THE SHORES or voxosumf' -lr nl, I ! 1 1 ,wmqq,Ai'm.i 1' fe-M i 5,5 'H VISIT 'FEI THE :.l'HPfHNE5E NHVY ' - MT. FUJI CLIMBING TRIP :UWB . u A I LU 355 ifilx 35 is 1, . .. 'v 'F 72' 11,323- , 1. 'C H49- Eifujisan H 'E -' 5 - T . 1 W 1 . M 9 : . Q, . J! - . . - Y . I , 'gui -., 6 9 O' 'YQ 2 'Lo 2 9 3 o ws! 009 ee We QX p99 0 4? ' . 3 .Q O xv M 5 Q IL 0 09,718 Of home .3 .'.., ,A ' W fe' '.,f-2123: ' xg PUSAN J lTIl5 EXPENSNE Bu-r LTo?.+?gi?r11NE 4310 I D X 8 We 'ff A 4.51 Q-s i 3-:rn wa 7' 'E , f m 2 . U, Ui wfl 'p-- 1 'ia-2-' Q, Y A W . ,-ff' Xf ll X 96 E :H we ,li ARE YOU I 5UQE?g E E z i E , :z-za ' DM 504115 -T l 5 R , QM-13 - To some, Korea evokes painful memo- ries of Oscar Spirits, Crown Beer and Jun- gle juice hangovers. To others, it was the thrill of bargaining the friendly vendors down to the ultimate 'fsecret Price . ANIMAL ADOPTION AGENCY Everything from blackmarketed name brand items, eel skin pro- ducts and blankets to stuffed ani- mals and dried fish stands could be found everywhere, and at next TOO COOL FOR SCHOOL 1 to nothing prices at the Interna- A tional Market or on the popular Texas Street. It'd be safe to say, that the Cape Cod crew shopped 'til they dropped!!! I I ,, 1 rl H li V l We searched everywhere for a taco stand but couldn't find one. 97 l 'f N N 3' ' 3 i M X X ' , ' lwmf- -14' T - ww Q fkwm' , .7 l ,, U, P1 fa Y ,,, -- I W! nfm r' vw W fff,,,,gf - W M ' Cx- . vhyi Z1 Lv' ,J M 7 V 51 4fW'j Z?v1!,,'!QJ VWW, ef .f-f wh, I f :mu-as Y V , V ' -. :va A ri f ,, 14'-1 . HM' 'ff,,fIf., '7 'V ',fm,f-':W,A,. ,mm . X W R 5' - , ' 0 f 0 f 4 f 'f f NN-W-W Q- f,-fm!! wwxfwmfw :ws'fw44:wwww WN ein, ff 'f , ff, Q uf ,, M. if ,mff,, , im ,gr f f VI ,, V : - 7, X, 4fW,,,W, ,v:,,,1 33,115 H -,ygf V. 1 1 ff' f fm N v If ,r . A-x 11 , 1, f - QM' ff M . Y , ,' f-IW-H ' ' - L' A ,WN dl, ,Mya my nn Nw ' 'Lf' . one -5' Q 'F ... ,ur-:Q 1, 1-L n if of ' 1.71 if 4: :tif MIA Ei! 46372 A We X 1 ,mv .-. . , M. Y ,Nt ,J 3 Trust me, it's only 606 alcohol content. ANXXNNXWN Spare me . . . 'wi 9 up ,...-... l'm tired, I'm thirsty, and l'm Annie! Eliot! 'AR 'tc A w ' if i -' l 'L ' ' S H M , Q :fbi .53-,sf f 4 1 KX I 'L X174 it ' -F1 , X, 1:.,',I' 'y Nj 5- f A TE ' 1 4.-vw r , J, ,, H, , . 1-55 E 5551525 'fgqaawgig -Q , . ' - ' 'gow-!.z:,,.,X . . kk' xwr lr -, f :.., ,. ,-,, . , ' i ' ' ' i . ' I ' .5 -' -'-: . :--'L fl 1. .N-' A' ' f ,1,':,.. A. 'W' . - f ff, is-off -r- n f. ,gg H- lx ES' -f M . - '. f '?:T w-1 v-- ,,-111: rg-fi-if'--'f, 'W' Some people's kids!!! 98 '52, 0 'B 2. O cu SL ., + 14-' 'T 1,- What can we say?? We're broke! It beats McDonald's in Yokosuka! i lt's my size, I saw it first, and I' m gonna buy it!!! if N x . x X X , ,.. .,.. N. 1 1 K 1 1 W, . . V Say fella! 5 l Great place to party - huh?! . Is it 0715 yet? ' if , 2 N ii ' EE : 7lu 4 + ,a S rw n ff l w isfff 'c K' ! ' Qnjgg, 1 x. xl 1, . W W f 1 , - l n ,X . lx 11 x Texas St. in full swing . . . ' My buddy Tom. ' Mn Look ma, no hands! E www X ' S. ix , ' 1 X gh' N ,ann X J ! S ? Out on the loose again . .. 1 Lf' w N 4 Y -U- ,,f ' l::l LA 9, E36 li, C-5 MAMA .f You Boueuv 1 TWO TEDDY BEAD-5 ?! KNOW DEAR l2'22. I 'fn-loueHT rr i WOULD AVOID J F164-iT5 Hurry up and take the picture, I can't hold my arms like this forever! See ya, gotta go! Can we have our ball back please? .JHVQB A-fe we in San M990 3799? Tim with another load on his ssl-mmm ' ' h ' d Now doesn't she look like an honest woman to you? 3365 'ms Army grunt really thmk e can gwe or ers' and get away Wh NL.. 51 I' , , -mas W. Xiwixxs v '. I thunk we've been found. Ah! What a sight! S ,Q N NX xsg Wx'l S , . h Q X . X x X X Q PE EM xm Nu M 3-J .vms '! L Just looking. What can I say, I'm having a blast! Aren't we the boys !!! No more room in my locker. ,El AH, That's music to my ears. ,,.--1---f.-. 'R fifgfff 'KN ,ff ' , fr . ' , 4- ' N, ff ' ' ' I ' X . e f or K x - fr, A 2 f , ff .'- 'f , H 'A E, if : 2 '-, , ' ' , N 1' 2 it 3 lx N X ' 'z , 7, 3 U R N ' N ' ' 1 , , 1,1 , Q.,-' WI-IERII MEETS Hong Kong is definitely the port!!! plenty to see from Victoria Peak to the Stanley Village area, to Kowloon Qthat was an all nighter II1 itselfj. There was no end to the Brits and Aussies which gave it a good change of pace from Korea and Japan. fm! - N U1 1 X4 1 Q ff, Q gn -gg, EAST Ii WEST xg 4 I can't believe we have to wear our whites again on liberty. ii Ni if E., F2518 ' we. me Caught eating noodles again. i .5 LT gi N .....,. 'Hinges eGREE :nw vmsszxx' a an fg nnn a Q 5-IJCOLATE o C 359 W X. ' fa A -- if f- zmzics 5 g .maze coxe an on aaa ffflsiiii Q6 ,EMQN WATER, i a g ag KW? HLEMGN TEA ig iff ISO Af.TiNEig gfgg .IST A i +G- M 2Gcocx1AxL?2uxT51ea2E 21 PNAPPLE LEE E n 22 REDBEAN FLEE E is gn Seals? QQFTQRINKS Ag mexican i e L94 Pista Gi.ASSf n,ggg annan 1'v1 , 'H J X . 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D Some ot the Pacitic Fleets Finest First Class Petty Officer's provide the crew with some good chow. r ,,,f MM2 Houser entertains the crew The crew and tigers enjoy the show , 1 eff Petty Otticefs Dinard and Parsons ioin in on the action gy E 1 4 U 1 1 3 z A ga Crew members receive awards from ships Bosn' .sm P f ' f W ,W in 111 1 HIP i vnry, ' ' , mg . . nf viz, .,.- ' Q ev . W' ff if, Huw 4- -W x ,- 7 ,c2'.,,zf' , '-.vrgaw f ' X F F X Q N ' n ' f ' A , ' f-mfz4'r'f'X1X'n+fw4:.4-:v ' , V' I , - , A f ,, , ' Q A -N -,W W , ,,wQwim,1 . ,..,.., . , .,Ag V, ., ,,, , , , V .. Q v. - , . 'Q f , S , , x ,, g,Q'W44w ,k,.gyS,wy,f W, ,. 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Hurry up Scott, Dad said we only had one hour to learn the alphabet i' -v 5104 KING SZQSZJV4 ww SN as 5 W1 I ,X I 4' W 1 - 1 1 , , 4 , 1 w 1 1 w 1 i 1 1 I 1 - H I 1 M 31 5 I I I ,S , 5 p , M 3 5 ' 1' 1, M :XII 1a WZ N 1 I L ,H 130 ' - H- '1 X1 X Q 6101755 l6'00lC 327,499 ,A ,,, MM, rw' WAN ink f :Q f X 'V -wb, X .5-is n CRUISE BOOK COORDINATOR: LTJG D.P. COOEY EDITORS: LTJG D.P. COOEY AND DT1 DAVE DEL CASTILLO LAYOUTS: BM2 R. ZSCHUNKE PN2 S. FABER SK2 E. BRYANT FN A. POLES DK3 R. COOK IC3 L. JENKINS EM1 C. DOERING DT1 D. DEL CASTILLO WT3 D. DEWEESE HM2 D. MOXLEY HM2 E. PAIGE LTJG D.P. COOEY BT1 LABESTRE CREW PHOTOS: PH1 K.L. SCHNEIDER PHAN SMITH SALES: RM3 SMITH RM3 CAMPBELL DESIGNER OF THE CRUISE BOOK COVER: BTC E.M. PEREGRINO SR. V4 5956135 CHMINKS C0 ABL' 6135 W JVl8JIfll6'5l6S WHO DOJVy4Z75Z7 ZYMCZIKSS. I . fy.. L lu A SUCCESSFU L i . 1' Commiand Inspection involved every crew 5 member in preparation. Many long hours ' I were spent preparing records, uniforms, and I 'fx f y. spaces for this inspection. All efforts were 1 I il lu recognized resulting in a very successful iii completion of Command Inspection. fl W. .g . :ul l 45 W1 W Hill Mfglf hgiqf 'ii is i? ff g . ,l f l ly Z sw . r S F, .x .- I m e s t, , 1 ,I A ,f ,f 51 Ls -fc . ' z .ff E 'f , ,, :Q V If ,,,L . ' Q 4 'iff in ,, fs .. V WW X I ,J ff' 'V kiwi ,f 1 ' , ' f , mmf ii. E ww mi M ' M , . ,, 2 . f '- A. ' ' if f, MM, - ,mf V, I 7 f ff V, Q ...' A f 2, t 1 v . f . ff f , ttta w f , , , f .4 ,, , yn, ,, , l I I x ffcrtf' f Q ,,k,, 2 X I fs f -wh ,v , ff ,cf f . ' f ff ,f -X 4 . K . W ' ' -, f' , f st .sss ' E iq f my ,Z X W i 1 Wim , 2 f 1 i wi fr 'f 5 ' W xl , fx V, , . ,QW sfwij ,, , N.. ,ff ,, , i 1 . ll l , : l if K 1 ' 2 l 1 Q ,f f, Q. W.. Lf ,,, , 4 f.. , yay g My ff U M, z s K ff-Adv Q66 W if f,.7,,A gf I in 1 KK.. ' if ssvf ,.,., nm- 3 5 I 'W ff if ,, .ia 'M' 0 K . f ., M , , - 1 ff ,. MQW f , f A-,Q W..,w1 - 2p,Qf,, 'f K 4 3' , , , f s Aff If I ff '-gk M N ,W .5 5,3-. -f ff., Q, f 1 , V ho 'W - ,f ' bi ' , Q 1 f, W 2 nf ny w f f - gf 1 1 fu , W 1. f Z V. ,, N . 5 .W ,, Q, A 5 47 g , . A-g jsi Fwyff X X I ,gy , .ai 7 O. X . my fs ' f 17 1 , .XA K f T Y . 2 Q ,lf . f , X W, Q: X C X- ,X . , 3 ,Q F75 ii A I XL A Q ,X i f f Q X V, s sm g f W l ' . . 1 s me sf v K I N42 r M My if 1.1. M. ., - s eete ENS Gaffney presents his division to RADM Webster . V l 5- : li H4 . ,N l :My ,fi 1 il. .' ll' K w .1 V xl ' if i T1 ff! l i U x .f. 11 1 Q :El EM Lil. 51. N. - 'Q' 4l JZ' .44 COMMAND IN SPECTIO 1 i RADM Webster meets some of the crew Repair Chiefs get a close look by the admiral There isn't a corner he missed! CWO Pace presents RP division The XO presents Officers for personnel inspection 15, , f V I, 1 I I u 1 w 31 it Y Q! 4 H we li 51 I1 il H Q! 94 V3 is If CAPE CCD , -in lg 'Www QLD' t l , .S'Z!lfSm'f??v- SQ'5f?QTeT4'Q'f4-'FEEFQ ,fjiiilii F M W' L+ r :' f fl.-1:1 5 qi 790 s mlm' M 0 Q vf' ' Q Y :nun D xx' 'rnnnniqi-f 447 IJ' Ii ff 60 ' I Y We! gym as-bib 5.,.,f ,i1,,,g.ff'd,?l gf '- 'T-'4?E7- 52 f -. at' ,HU if 1: xii., ,.-f A 4,,,,,g! - 136 , WARDRO0 Fr. 'S in if 'i Zgikmp x lllf- . ,pk Qs NVQ' Q94 1.5:-..5a3.-QQ ' i5 fQ f , A 0- .5 f Q Oo l D.. f YS YQ! f 'yx'-e ., -1-fm ,I .'. 7 .2 x .X ,. 4: x'o ,I '..,'r ixqlxd .TJ r' '2 IA Id! A X Y wk: 'f iw: 11 .' y I 1. -5. 30 Y . 5' .mm mi'-it qllk vs Q 'Xx4 L4 X' vitiifiifw 5 I Ay .1 I 9' 'Q ' Q ff Q .9 Q n'. .YM 1 , . as -xx' 5 '1I0'f El' fl-HL!-1 . QETHT a '.Jlr'h: ':' --- , Q 5 iiig 72 Q' it av YE.. F 4 f 1 , J4' 137 new One Awesome dude! .. . the Ensigns are doing what?? The only place I can find peace and quiet LCDR Dugger conducting JO training LCDR Hamilton's most productive day in Yoko- WESPAC MIDDIES suka It this drags on we'II miss tee time Let's talk shorts! Getting to know the Natives Did someone say liberty call wvnfsf iiii W' XM X V X- .Q t 5 -5 K xx, gl ex gg A , x xixk - V ishi, tt,r 5 so x .K ., . s ,N N'vq NNQQ is t V f- ttftt sk i - s - sg 3 i s Q . T N - i i Y I ssssfs f Did someone say let's do the worm . . .? Let's go guys, suntime started 15 minutes ago! ..- w THE FINEST IN THE FLEET CAPE COD CPO MESS 041 . WORK 7 . xx N X x ,J , E 25231 ?.:'.-'ws 'f f ::Xffs,? f,6'g'YiXQ gk I Ylgfggzigifwg fl ff1fff'f?i'7! 17 Wwfif-ww eff-aff 'ffZ2Z fff if if .p?!,?3g'i'f',zxfW' W Q44 my J? 'XV Q i w f fag, ,ig apjzgw JVM fZ4? f fluff x T W? 44, X! X 79,2 'hav' f , I Q -ff '74 f A VARIETY OF TALENTS CAPE COD'S CREW MEMBERS WON VIRTUALLY EVERY TOURNAMENT THEY ENTERED WITH LONG HOURS OF PRACTICE AND SPORTS OF EVERY KIND, SOFTBALL, FOOTBALL, VOLLEYBALL, SOCCER, TUG-OF-WAR, BOAT RACES, TENNIS, RUNNING . . . THE LIST IS LONG AND THE TROPHYS ARE MANY. WE ARE EXTREMELY PROUD OF EVERY SHIPMATE THAT PARTICIPATED AND THOSE THAT CAME OUT TO CHEER! A LOOK AT A FEW OF THE CREW MEMBERS AT PLAY ,,. xfxx xxx x x x x 4 ,x , Ii. x Er UV x ,x 'x x -x 2. xx xi I x x - x x x 1 I I ,xx x I N x L x :xx , L x xg' wfx' fxlxx fxxx 'lxxx 1 x Ex, xxx x xg xx S x' V I ix x ,x !'x f x. ix 1 x lx , 1 ,, Iv , i A 4, V x. xx x x ix. 13 Ex f x x Elf x.' 'L xf ' x. xx x ex NI xxx, x, lx Qf' ii Hx' xx x M xxfx xx? 'x xx xx :xx xxx M . xr? .xl xx lx 5, I.. xfx xx it xx 'x xxx Lx? ,Ex U x ,ii ix' i x x xx I ,xx xixf x ilx ixx xix' xz'x xl Vx ix! x 5' 'P x , x 3 1 I x x 1 A HOME RUN, OR JUST ANOTHER FLY BALL? WHOS GOT THE BALL? xx n gag, Wymhxgf f, , ' A ' f ,wwf ww, ,ML Yo M., I THOUGHT YOU SAID PLAY BALL? I I A2 ' -' . 1 ',2 fi, ,I xiii! A O 'YQ ,g. Mi., , it -. 1 COD vs COD HE MISSED THE TAG!! I'LL JUST TIP TOE RIGHT ON IN ' f,.l A E I P -1 2 r v l, 6 P.J. AS UMPIRE, PEGGY CATCHING COOKIE AT THIRD, DINA PITCHING I w F. , ,. E, , , r K F ZPL THE TEAM ...unqhun 0231! I6 14765016 WHA? D VO!! Cf!! . Sifw MCM QM Nw xN X wg X is S wg Six SYXSSX QQ x X XA X., O INTRAMURAL SCFTBALL OK. I'LL PITCH TO YOU . . . AND I'LL PITCH T0 YOU, SKIPPER I MEDICAL AND DENTAL TEAM xxx. . ..-..?- 'Y 'f 1. . Q A If-Q V+ V L ,. NICE SLIDE. WW' fw f W f ' MISSED AGAIN I KNEW HE'D MISS IT! I5 CHIEFS MESS TEAM. FIRST CLASS MESS TEAM .mx . A X .I IS THAT THE BALL? RUNS 104 + 105. X QLllX1XmmI A WN vw N 1111 111 1 1. 1f 1 , 1 L 1 1 1 Its hard to be humble when your the best 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Hey Bill, catch this one And this one, And this one too. But I already have a ball 1 1 1 1 1 51 1 11 11 ,1 11 11 1 1 11 1 1 11 1 1 151 1 11 1 X CAPE CCD VS JAPAN m A wk. A Nix Q., XX , r Q X A YX YS A A XX klxfax qg XX sig-X WN .A -X1 wx XNNMW X Nm.MM Mfr i A ANNA A. A1 X XXX 0 PSKET BALL H R 0 0UR SOCCER TEA , sk 1. f 1 W , , uw JS' 'B XYWCDXXF' F' sf 095' Q3 94 563 cf: QF' 5 Q x 3 li ' +f'f252,, MQ? Kish A ,Q X XV yigx MSA ryf X I Q, MW' 'Y X x Q 2 N I V J' 5 VI fa Z 1 E k . 1 x W 44110 SIX AGAINST ONE, THATS NOT FAIR! K M Iggy C215-Oil WAI? 2:25 fn 1 Viv QA WNW IqM f-1-W 158 -I ,N 11 W P N 3, I , , F 1 W , E -I , 1 r 1 1 V: i wg ,l fi 'w L M 35 W 1 ,Q , ,, X 5 'i ,354 N , i,,f Q, , w ! 1 ? f , E 14 1 X, J, W ,,1 '- 1 113 w ,QH 1 5 X! tl 1, V W1 I ,i Al I Y if! ,I ,xy Ml if yi :lil 'i '41 ws 11 1, Z uvv x A, 5- fm N? A ggi 5, 546 Q vw- ,LX -lx xr ef : X NSBA ' , wi .X M53 .X T X R ik QW AX Y Sf IS THIS A WINNING CREW, OR WHAT? 5 01655 Fill? If M0 OK Wffdwz? KOA? 16468 T 1 - x. , ':.'.'i'.'. X- ...f I3 fd 212525 s a 4 ' II I .... .... f W Q W in I ' --We-if I ' E I ' ff' , ' I. I . 'lie' 'W l've got il, loo, Omar cr strange feeling like we've just been going in circles. I'M TELLING THEM TO PADDLE FASTER. A 1 ENOUGH PADDLING, LETS USE THE ENGINE. A lu-.W . M, Nw W fn-.I .X 4,0 , K -.s..,f-A M1 NOW WHERE DID THEY COME FROM? ,W , .. .,.. ., W 11111 11 1 11 '1 1 1 1 171 111 1 1 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 111 ' 11 V11 11 111W 11 111 11111 . 11 11113 1 1111 1111 11,1 1911 ' 11111 3111' 11, 111 111,131 ,11'1, 11111 1 1 1111 1 111 V1 11,11 .11- 111 15111 N11 Q11 1' E111 1111: 11111 1111 11 111 E11U 111111 11 1 11111 11 1 135 115111 11 115x111 11 1,11 111 1,11 1111 N111 111151 1113-11 111 11 '11 1.151 1l1' 1 111 1 11 1 111 1 11 111' 1 1 1, 1 H 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 '11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1111 1 111 1 Lv' ' 1 1 1 11 111111 11111 3111 1' 1 111 1,1 11111 11 1 1121 11 11, 1-111 111 1111 111211 111121 1111 111' 11 11 Q31 1115 '11'7.' 1' 1 1 111 M1611 111111 1 M 11111 1':11 111 1 111 1 1111 1 11- 1115 111 11111 111111 THE urwkw iwwz Qin , , CHALLENGE is :SZ W ,X Q, OF 12 May 86 IIEMORANDUH . px-gm: The Honorable Cape Cod Chief Petty Officers Mess, Rulers, To: of 1-he Raging Main, Brethrens of Neptunug Rex, and Decendents by way of a Direct Gene-Splice with John Paul Jones . A11 who So Proudly Claim to be Officers of USS CAPE COD lardroom Subj : SOFTBALL GAME Ref: Kal Saying If Your ID Card Says Active .... Be Active 1, In accordance with reference Cal, The Drafters do hereby challenge addressee to a softball game to prove once and for all the total dominant capability that emerges from the CPO Mess.- E Whether it's repairing, frolicing or admiring reflections so sent to us by way of mirrors. 2. Our honorable Senior Chief 'Fix-En-Upper' will gladly administer G erltol and the like to those who shal1'we say...that are Over the Hill - 3. If by some mysterious reason, you do accept, a time and location ll ill be mutually determined later. 4We'll tell ya whgnl. 71,8 UVI4-4-vvx Era,-4 cno in-:ss Pnssxnsrrr 76 .' Au. wid!! 'ZXZS wh 44-1-fgvfg.-zz? -if .Saffball pfgycfs . I. 14 nujabfar, A 27: Bev! 55,9 F! f',9 'f U: Ha-,fa 1. - Piffxff ,f A Jackman-rc' ffl JXAW Lql'-2'-151' fkafcfd M r 6-em 'S X .bvlr ffl t:d'!l4f 5,1 '-2 6 fxjiy e.- A6.fAa,4lA.1 ,feuwd Para 2. -' bra 3. -1 dd: Adil Ulf, fffffffz W? ATA gfuyygl ,Q ,4f2I27-ffrvflu414 76 Jiffy du N47 ,qc udfsam 1.5 fur' in, -6 ig! 224441: XZ: df-Q9 !lh':..5 f-7 .. if 3 50,4 p.Jvve 'alan 6,-ep C1541 is my as HDDRANDUN From: CPO Mess president and trusty nedaers of worlds greatest 'PAST A1'l'hCK To: TQNDER' Chief Petty 0fELx:or'l Hess C.0. Johnson and members of Cape Cod wardroou Sllbi: Time and date of championship softball gale for honors of best khaki- clad athletes aboard good ship Cape Cod Ref: ia! Hardroon response to most honorable CPO challenge I- !b! Main field, Yokosuka In regards to the formula outlined in reference fnl, we consulted a well known chemist who determined that IPO is water and K-9l' is what cones out of the south end of a dog. The Chief'-s plan to 'barlr' a mean ball gale! 2. Your presence is requested at reference tbl on Sunday 18 Hay 1986 twin the hours of 1400-1530 Uh-1t'e 2PM to 3:30 PM in case the Ensiqns read this! for a whippin and good ole tile. 743 02uvd-e-s- 37-5-17 CPO Hess President 1 , I Z4 I6 Z I CPG Alex: 3 V A 2. 3. Arcane! .liven-v,lz!c Jfaff' U l 9-9 a5V'A J. In gun, A, ,f,,,.p6 nga! fesfn-fee ,713 -ZLL!! n 62. Afvf mkakzc at-0 JUQM6 . fffa0: 't'3'j 735 'vb was Gezrraz. - a well Aw-wr :Pa 5-fffK'I'f I TA? 04 '1 5 27 'nf bj Q mane teifk. iq' ff 7 'f'0J I ,-7 . :Sguf6 Ylanfflc Xena .3002 f-mfr: H14 a :II-0 i?:l'7' ff54fAF'1 nfl: 3, facln 5311! 4' 541557 W' uf F J ' lf! Annie cauvafbag of 154 1 fire --P 0 9 U' f known C'Pd Cvno4715-n Jill, cj. If would 0411 1211! f:fiC,r:v,c f-Iwinhkf! Agfa, 8 Ifflddr v 1 fr , C een faik' by ,your ,alfa-nfsfn. pfffxnc 7' , eaQ,A...a, yvufz flfave' Z! 2' P K i Va E yn I! , ? r QF! F! va I ! vi' if 5 H all M. HE L12 12 X1 V M El H ll li. if u hay' mae ME!-IORANDUM . To: CPO Hess lhpt description! 4 subj! wanmzoon vs. cro nssslsorrsrma cms K' Ref: la! Your latest attempt at memo writing dated 14 May I l. Time, date and place noted, rest assured we'll be there. 2. We were not very impressed with the colorful! names of yourv'Goat Squad' and can only deduce they were dreamed up after hours ln the 'outlaw Bar. 3. We would not think of retracting our acceptance ofi your challenge in the POD. In fact we are redesigning the POD format to ensure the score of 1 the game ls properly promulgated on Monday, 19 May l986. 4 4. As Wardroom members, ladies and gentlemen all, we are certainly not intimidated by your ravings. He will speak on Sunday with our bats, our gloves, our spirit and our tremendous athletic prowess to once again show that 1 'Good' alway triumphs over Evll. united in Resolves 1 . i 54,1 K! ' 7 0 . . ' - x ! , Wifi , 9 . nQ,v 6 -Skid' 5-ylyllww Q .f filly ' I v yv.f M L M ' ' Q J YW? Y i' ' 3 W . 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What's the Diver doing now??? 167 59 N N fa W ,, fm ,ff K ,, 16' If y4L'lf.llf WIN WAS gy Xxxx -wg X3 65 M4624 JN Ziff 6,4195 6027 OZIHJ-l MADE Ziff 25416511 V4 SZIEESSS IN THE BEGINNING AND NEAR THE END. Y X, i W W ,z Jr, W Wi i. 'J iii M X124 al! N i K ' 4 lr: 1 , . v fi! 5 C 6194 ss ss t !',W W, . ,, . , . . ,wg AZN 'Zf ' l 7 f. if mf , H f ,ff -7 f ,, 3 X U xr N' I Beginning Construction Crew You want what? ' ,xg A ,ff1 fm! Smoke Break Break's over-Back to work ffoh N01 I cur it to small Just one more rivit -:point me i th . , , - h l ,, W 'fig I Said OK! iii Wi W3 1, NN ii, EM We Fifi 11313 is, MQ N355 Lil! ig: My 1 A-'3 if HU EU is 11 w I Mi air il U15 Ex IH ,ii gn!! ul !M wr KW i VI ,N M L+ Ji M l it iii QM iff M ii! 57.1 Wi ew 111' M :M rfzl ri W w ml I N Ni n e 'ISN direction Is thus the piece Luz cut? ll- Q05 fi 096 HE said PUSH so leI's PUSH OK iellas, All the way down Hay Pres. Think it will fit? Welcome to your new mess First class frocking Now you're a real 1st class - WHAT'S GOING ON? I DON'T KNOW! 1ST CLASS CLIMB . . . TO THE BEST! CHOW IS .. . READY!! A mls Bun IS Fon YOU! THREE W -J TO BEING A 1s'r cuss ,ix 3 RUSTY JOCK AWARD! flyfzvg pf!! V HAIL! CATCH Tl-us xi STRIKES YOU'RE OUT!! HE wANTs Powsm HA-HA!! PASS Tl-ns Down 'ro lc1 MONROE How suoum n no rms Jos? EAT WHAT?? IT'S HERE SOMEWHERE WHAT IS BROKEN NOW? NEEDS MORE SOAP f ' 1 Zu wh S s P5 1.4-:' ff ' DEAR MGM, wHAT no I no NOW? LIBERTY cAu.?? lA WRQNG MOVE THIS IS BORING .7 MISS 11011 016916. 173 I 2 25 H USS CAPE coo mesa PAQ af. I , A -'FIRE IN THE LOWER LEVEL ENGINEERKNG SAY AGMN' D EPART NENT T , 'Q , x 19 I 1 ' V . ' sb A -- . ' fr i?-, malas.. X1 gl A , A T i-..EiQaEvi.ff-1 Q 1, ' F ek? ffff'515,' ji ' A A , ufpkam A 133:-: whrfc I l ' , W his il jf' E If f WEST Bouno TO SAN DIEGO ' if 'T'S T00 HOT . ' li if w ' y,g,.,. 'E ' - , , 'opms Mofvffff 'gm' if , Q s S. 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LAND HO! SAN DIEGO lT'S GREAT T0 BE BACK COMING HOME WITH FLYING COLORS. GETTING READY FOR THE DEPENDENTS. 4:1 , v I 1 Q.,-.,.,,... 4.144 I , -fn DID SOMEONE WRITE TO ME? SOMEONE DID WRITE TO ME X x S L' I sww N ., 1 : 1 l 5 I I N lT'S ABOUT TIME. DADDY, IS THAT YOU! J NOW IT'S MILLER TIME! EFF, QV Cl? L. 'kfe5CA5:i ' 0 IFEh0 . MW EENALlSMi I 4 I A P N AS? ,ff as E, MGX 0 xgxh Wiuiiwf A A ,,. Afdnsnnnne Apt 'X N0 ANN ff . , , I lo 'Q' 61, .--TG' 'V Q A 'Cefome A . ..' I 3' ' ' ' tl-: gif, if '. -I-.lic.7:5:'15:5:5':5f5: 5l?'--1-5233312731351-1-ff-ff ?f 1':3fgf'f,- '- '.':Sf?p W 5575? FE'9.jQ, .I ET: V ' ' l I ' i-avi. tiZ2I:z'.1-:iw ' ,. ..,. .A . . 4,.. -. 'sw . :a'zg25:2eZfg3325e. :-:3:-:iz1.I:f:I:SzIgIg:fi:E:5Z:5:2':-:-:glz-:EF5-':-:kfzfff .1 -,I 'kim-f'R'p4:+f- :4 f:?'i?. -' -.-, - ' 'Xe v :es,.Q... , . 4-:-I---3?--A. 4 . ' .N -W'-:,,.-.-. :-, A ..,..,,-.,.y,,4., .. , sz , 57'5-.-:-:-:-.2f:Zi:I5z1g1gF:g:5 'oz-:4 V 9' l I 'sk WQQMUS- 53- '- my A . SS' Ss' , 1-:f .v ,. - . , . . 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To accomplish this enviable record, it took the initiative, dedication, professionalism, and often long hard hours of work by all hands. Commander Naval Surface Forces, U.S. Pacific Fleet awarded the Battle HBH to USS CAPE COD CAD-43D for superior readiness among all Pacific Fleet Destroyer Tenders during the competitive cycle. I take special pride in recognizing your participation during this period, for you demonstrated excellence that is achieved only through constant improvement and spirited effort. For your part in this significant accomplishment, I extend' a sincere WE ONE. ' I al, . O. Jv.' 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