Cape Cod (AD 43) - Naval Cruise Book

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CRUISE BOOK STAFF DIVISION REPRESENTATIVES EDITOR: LT Hibbs p, ,, p , X PNl Pardee ASST. EDITOR: DPSN Crampton OPs ' . ' . ' . ' . JOSN Becker SN Beck D-1 SN Beck COPY: LT Cheu D-2 BM3 Backlas ENS Berger D-3 SN Lewis ENS Davis D-W TMC Deming JOSN Becker £. MM3 Dunn DN Klaiss £.B BTl Franklin . , „ , , , E-E EM2 Bryant EM2 Jarzynka CLERICAL: N Banfield H • P , 1 , DN Bruno ' - „ ., n SNJones E-R SSpm r DAKowalski R-1 HTFN Knorr DR Bayuga R-2 MR3 Jones MM3 Bettger R.3 IC3 Thrower PHOTO LAB: PHC Hubbard R-4 ETl Leonce PH3 Ruiz-Valderrama R.5 HT2 Betz PH3 Shimana r. GSMl Culver PH3 Wallace j .p YN3 Westedt , .„ , R-Q ' HTl Hodil SALES: MR3 Jones LT3 Cummings PH3 Wallace SN Beck R-D ' : ■.::■.:::::■.: : PH3 Ruiz-Valderrama Dental Personnel S-1 SKSA Frazer S-2 MS2 Zulueta S-3 SN McKinley SPECIAL THANKS TO: S-4 DKSA Harrell LT Wing S-7 DPSN Crampton Ed Shoen of Jostens Publishing MED HM3 O ' Bryant Everyone who contributed photos DEN SN Banf ield DN Klaiss 1 have HAD it!

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HONORARY CREWMEMBERS Some of our shipmates acquired new family members while we were deployed. We welcome them to our Cape Cod Family and congratulate the proud parents: SA S. McDonald MMC R. Koesterer MM3 J. Mino WT3 J. Rodgers EN3 J. Rodriguez DA K. Kowalski YN2 L. Perry MMl O. Walker Briana Mino 08 December 1989 Steven McDonald, Jr. 08 September 1989 Michael Koesterer 21 November 1989 Jeremy J. Rodgers 03 January 1990 Juan Rodriguez, Jr. 04 February 1990 200 Madison Kowalski 07 February 1990 Nia Perry 17 February 1990 Jeanet Walker 04 March 1990

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•„!»-J»-?B5fis;i» ' M Ji ' , A FINAL LOOK BACK Following a demanding and highly successful deployment, the Destroyer Tender Cape Cod received a warm welcome home. During its 181 day cruise. Cape Cod was at sea for 54 days, travelling 17,000 nautical miles and visiting 9 ports. The ship took on 2,086,290 gallons of fuel and used 13,542,420 gallons of fresh water and 3,000,000 gallons of feed water. Radio Central sent out 9,050 messages and incinerated 1,500 burn bags. Disbursing handled 6,000,000 dollars in transac- tions, 3,600,000 dollars of which was cash. Medical saw 5,520 patients for sick call and conducted 13,865 lab tests. Dental completed over 21,771 procedures during 3,406 visits by pa- tients from 22 ships. ADP entered 6,000 2-Kilos and 75,000 records into their computers. Laundry cleaned 30,770 loads of laundry. The MS ' s prepared 543 meals while 141 crewmembers served as food service assistants. The crew consumed 259,200 sodas and 1,000 boxes of popcorn. SITE-TV aired 560 movies and programmed 905 hours of television. Legal prepared 75 wills and assisted 150 crewmembers. While visiting Adak, Alaska, Cape Cod participated in PACEX-89, the largest Pacific Fleet exercise to date. The ship remained in Subic Bay through two typhoons and the Coup attempt. Cape Cod also won nu- merous Departmental Awards, including: Navigation Sea- manship Excellence, Supply Blue E , Repair R , Damage Control DC ; and the Engineering E . After completing a total of 6,431 jobs. Cape Cod proved herself to be ready and available to complete her mission of service to the fleet, and well deserving of the title: 202 ' PACIFIC FLEETS FINEST TENDER '