Cape Cod (AD 43) - Naval Cruise Book

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INDEX ABAD, E. BMl 114 ABNER, B. EMSA 119 ACHONG, A. FN 59 ADDINGTON, V. MRFN 72 ADDIS, D. MM3 47 AGEE, W. WT2 15 AGNES, J. FA 61 AGUILAR, D. MMFN 77 AGUSTIN, B. PNCS 16 AGUSTIN, N. EM2 79 ALA YON, E. HMl 137 ALCARAZ, P. EM2 80 ALEXANDER, C. LT 121 ALLEN, B. ETl 87 ALLEN, D. BT2 40 ALLEN, J. SN 64 ALLEY, R. IM3 117 ALVAREZ, L. GMG2 119 AMAN, J. ET2 84 AMPARO, V. MR2 70 AMSDEN, T. HT2 106 ANDERSON, J. BT2 40 ANDERSON, T. LT 13 ANIEL, E. DK3 132 ANSLOAN, D. BM2 114 AQUINO, G. EMI 80 AQUINO, R. ENC 104 ARKANSAS, F. BTC 104 ARNOLD, D. DKSN 133 ATCHISON, A. SHSA 130 AUCOIN, D. MRl 106 AUSBY, A. MMl 91 austin, a. ht3 114 austin, t. bm3 25 auzenne, p. htc 17 avery, e. gsefa 101 avington, s. ht2 67 McAllister, s. mmcs 46 B bachman, r. CW03 no BACKLAS, P. SN 27 BAES, J. SA 64 BAGALAWIS, V. EMl 79 BAGLEY, T. HTFA 57 BAILEY, M. BM3 27 BAKER, J. SK2 122 BALDING, M. DK3 132 BALDWIN, D. BM3 25 BALLESTA, S. SK3 123 BALSOM, S. MSI 126 BANDY, K. MM2 104 BANFIELD, D. SN 141 BARGER, M. BTFA 97 BARKLEY, D. HM3 138 BARNABY, T. ET2 87 BARNES, D. FN 115 BARR, G. DPI 134 BARTON, B. MR2 70 BAUER, S. MMFN 77 BAUTISTA, N. SK2 122 BAXLEY, D. MRl 69 BEACH, C. ETl 87 BEACHY, D. EN2 39 BEALE, A. TM2 32 BEAM, M. IM3 Ill BEASLEY, C. FN 101 BEASLEY, T. GMM2 113 BEATO, J. MMCS 76 BEAUCHAINE, G. LCDR 25 BECK, P. SA 26 BECKER, K. JOSN 23 BEDFORD, D. BM2 14 BEILBY, J. MM3 47 BEIMDIEK, H. FN 99 BELL, J. FA 57 BELTRAN, D. IMl 92 BENAVIDEZ, G. ICFA 83 BERNAL, D. EN3 99 BERNAL, R. HTC 66 BERRIOS, M. QMSA 22 BERRY, D. EN3 99 BERRY, R. MM3 74 BERSCH, G. HT3 66 BETHA, B. MRl 68 BETHEA, L. SH2 129 BETTGER, D. MMFN 7 7 BETTS, M. RMl 17 BETZ, A. HT2 92 BIGLEY, J. MS2 127 BILLIE, W. BM2 114 BINKLEY, M. IC3 82 BINKOWSKI, M. ET2 85 BITTON, C. IC3 83 BLACK, D. BTFN 97 BLAIR, M, HTl 108 BLAKEMORE, B. HTC 103 BLAKNEY, E. GMG2 32 BLINES, V. ET2 86 BOARD, A. MR2 70 BOBROFF, A. CDR 141 BOLLINGER, K. MLl 65 BONI, K. SKSN 124 BONNELL, R. ENl 39 BOOTHE, S. HTFN 63 BOSEMAN, R. IMSN 117 BOURY, M. FR 51 BOWEN, J. YN2 19 BOYD, A. GMMSN 113 BOYD, Y. RM3 20 BOYD, Y. SHSN 129 BOYKIN, H. SR 31 BRANDENBURG, L. SR 64 BRANDON, D. LTJG 32 BRENNAN, R. EM2 91 BRENTNALL, W. BMC 64 BREWER, A. RMSA 20 BRIDGES, C. MM3 47 BRIGGS, C. MR3 71 BRINKLEY, D. BM3 25 BROCK, T. YNCS 13 BROOKS, R. PM2 60 BROSCHINSKY, R. PN3 17 BROWN, B. SK3 123 BROWN, D. ML3 65 BROWN, D. RMC 19 BROWN, E. ET2 91 BROWN, G. IM3 117 BROWN, J. LT 126 BROWN, J. SA 30 BROWN, M. MM3 98 BROWN, N. RM3 20 BROWN, R. HT3 51 BROWNING, R. ET3 93 BRUNNER, M. MM2 76 BRYANT, K. BM2 27 BRYANT, M. SK2 122 BRYANT, P. EM3 44 BUCHANAN, L. MSSN 128 BUCHY, V. LT 25 BUCKNELL, N. ENl 99 BULLOCK, C. SN 28 BUNDY, S. HT2 14 BURGAMY, K. CDR 53 BURRELL, C. ET2 85 BURROUGHS, D. DC2 62 BURTON, R. HT2 107 BUSBOOM, T. MSSR 128 BYWAY, C. SKSA 124 CACAL, M. SKSN 124 CALDWELL, C. MR3 71 CALDWELL, G. MRFR 72 CALLAWAY, J. HTl 92 CANDLER, D. ML2 65 CANGELOSI, D. LT 19 CARLISLE, J. MR2 70 CARLSON, M. HTl 92 CARPIO, D. BTFN 97 CARPIO, M. MMl 73 CARPMAIL, M. BT2 40 CARR, V. HMl 137 CARRASCO, P. EMFN 81 CARROLL, K. SH2 129 CARTER, J. HT3 56 CARTER, T. FA 47 CASAS, R. MM2 76 CASILANG, B. BTl 95 CASSEL, J. MMCS 104 CASTILLO, J. MMC 104 CASTILLO, V. RM2 19 CAYANAN, N. MMl 76 CENDANA, R. BMl 64 CERDA, J. MMFA 48 CESTARO, K. BT3 96 CHAPMAN, C. MM3 74 CHARD, M. ET2 87 CHASS, L. SKSN 124 CHILCOTT, A. ET3 86 CHRISMER, B. HT2 55 CHRISTOPHER, C. HTFN 59 CHUSTZ, T. SH3 129 CLEARFIELD, K. HT2 62 CLEMENTS, S. HTFN 66 CLEMONS-SMITH, M. SH3 129 CLINE5, J. HT3 51 COCHRAN, S. TMSN 33 COLUNGA, A. FR 45 COMBS, C. FR 81 CONE, C. ETCS 84 CONLEY, G. GMG2 113 CONSTANZA, M. EN3 29 CONSUNJI, E. MRC 69 COOK, W. GMG2 32 COOPER, E. HT2 66 COPE, D. DC2 67 COPPEDGE, A. QMSA 22 CORLE, C. BM3 29 CORMIER, P. MM2 38 CORPUZ, G. MMl 76 CORRIVEAU, G. CW02 54 CORTES, R. MMl 106 COWAN, R. HT3 51 COX, J. PMC 60 CRAMPTON, G. DPSA 135 CRIDER, J. MAC 15 CROCKETT, P. ICl 82 CROSKEY, M. YN3 13 CRUZ, G. ENl 99 203

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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 '

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CRUZ, P. LT 19 CUEVAS, R. SHCS 129 CUEVAS, S, PC3 14 CULVER, D. GSM2 101 CUMMINGS, C. FR 45 CUMMINCS, M. LI3 112 CUNEO, L. DT3 141 CURLESS, R. MM2 46 CURLEY, D. HTFA 59 CURRY, L. BM3 27 CURRY, T. BM3 27 CYRUS, J. HT2 55 D D ' ANTONIO, C. SHSN 129 DADE, D. SN 33 DALAN, S. MMCS 102 DAVID, R. EM3 78 DAVIDOVIC, Z. DCFN 50 DAVIDSON, C. HT3 60 DAVIS, A. PN3 17 DAVIS, T. EN3 29 DAY, L. MM3 74 DEANFIPPS, J. EM2 79 DECKER, R. GMM2 113 DELAFUENTE, R. MM3 76 DELAGARZA, R. IM2 116 DELLA, J. MRCS 69 DELOSREYES, R. BTFN 97 DELOSSANTOS, G. MMC 104 DELROSARIO, L. MRl 103 DELROSARIO, R. MM2 73 DELVAL, J. MM3 77 DEMARCO, J. MM3 38 DEMELLO, D. HTFN 56 DEMING, T. TMC 32 DEMPSEY, J. PC3 14 DENIKE, R. IMCS 110 DENMAN, D. ENS 121 DENNIS, F. HTl 51 DERGE, M. EM2 80 DESHAZOR, T. SA 31 DEVERA, M. DCl 49 DEW, W. BM3 29 DEY, W. QMl 22 DIAMOND, J. DP3 134 DICKSON, C. IC3 104 DIETZ, J. HT2 66 DIETZ, M. BT3 96 DIETZ, W. MR2 92 DIXON, T. HN 138 DOCKSTADER, T. IC2 23 DODD, D. MSC 126 DODD, K. LNl 14 DONGLAWEN, D. PMl 60 DONNER, W. FA 42 DOWERY, A. SA 28 DOWNEY, L. EMFR 31 DOWNEY, T. ET2 91 DOYLE, T. PN2 16 DOZIER, J. ML2 65 DREGER, M. MM2 76 DUDZINSKI, J. HTFN 51 DUNCAN, C. GSE3 101 DUNN, T. MM3 38 DURAN, D. MM2 104 DWYER, L. BM3 25 DYER, J. MMl 90 DeVEGA, R. ETl 87 E EARHART, B. IMSA 117 EATON, B. DP2 134 ECHOLS, R. MMFA 75 204 ECLAR, A. ETC 16 ECREMENT, T. PN3 16 EDGELL, M. MSSA 128 EDWARDS, R. DK2 132 EGAN, J. MM3 74 ELEY, S. HT2 67 ELSEY, C. FN 67 ELLIOTT, P. FN 39 EMMONS, S. IM2 116 ENGLAND, M. FN 97 ENGLISH, R. LI2 112 ENMAN, R. BT3 40 ESCANO, E. MR2 70 ESSER, K. GSM2 94 ESSEX, T. IM2 Ill EUBANKS, T. HTFN 63 EVANGELISTA, A. EMl 29 EVANS, C. MM3 74 EVANS, D. EMFA 81 EVANS, G. DC2 50 F FAIR, S. FR 64 FAIRBANKS, S. MM3 77 FARMER, R. IM2 116 FAUSTINO, E. MRC 69 FEI, L. EM3 80 FELKINS, D. BM2 114 FELLS, F. BM3 27 FERCHAK, M. LTJG 137 FERGUSON, T. MMl 91 FERNANDEZ, B. SKI 122 FERNANDEZ, H. MSC 126 FERRER, F. RPl 15 FERRER, N. MR2 70 FIEDLER, G. DP3 134 FIGUEROA, D. MMl 76 FISH, W, MLFN 65 FISHER, F. ET2 85 FISICARO, R. DS2 134 FITELSON, T. MM3 74 FITZHUGH, J. LT 84 FITZPATRICK, L. HM3 138 FLORENCE, G. EN2 99 FLOYD, G. BT2 95 FLYNN, T. DC2 50 FOGELBERG, K. MMFR 48 FORD, C. MM3 77 FORD, E. EM3 78 FOSTE, D. DPCS 134 FOUNTAIN, J. HM3 138 FOWLER, V. RM2 19 FOX, F. DKl 132 FRANCIS, G. HTFR 63 FRANCOIS, J. PM3 61 FRANKLIN, H. BT2 40 FRAZEE, D. EN3 39 FRAZER, K. SKSA 124 FROMME, D. SA 115 FROST, M. SHSN 129 FUENTES, M. SKSA 125 FUENTES, R. SN 16 G GAGARIN, L. MMC 100 GAGE, D. MRFN 72 GALANG, G. MM2 46 GALECKI, M. BM2 27 GALLIMORE, R. IC2 82 GALLION, F. IMSR 117 GARCIA, G. YNSA 13 GARCIA, O. CW03 78 GARCIA, V. OSSN 23 GARGANO, J. BTl 95 GARNETT, R. OMSN Ill GATDULA, R. SKC 122 GAWARAN, P. BTl 95 GILCHRIST, B. ET3 86 GILLIGAN, J. SN 30 GILLIS, K. OS2 22 GLASSER, C. HT3 67 GLENN, K. EMI 79 GO, J. MM2 100 GOMEZ, M. EM3 29 GOMEZ, P. YN3 13 GONZALES, M. RP3 15 GOODNIGHT, J. MMFA 38 GOSS, J. HM2 137 GRAHAM, B. SH3 129 GRAHAM, M. BM3 15 GRDINA, P. HTl 119 GREELEY, M. ET2 15 GREEN, V. SMSA 21 GREEN, W. MMl 98 GREENLEE, L. LIC 112 GRENDZIAK, D. ET2 87 GRIFFIN, R. BM3 25 GROESCHEL, P. HTCM 54 GRUNDFOSSEN, D. OMl Ill GULLIFORD, B. FN 17 GUNTHER, L. BM3 26 GUTIERREZ, F. MSCS 126 H HABERMAN, J. ET3 84 HACKFORD, P. BT2 40 HADGSON, D. MMl 73 HAGAR, L. NCC 14 HAGEL, G. FA 59 HAGOOD, J, MMl 91 HALAY, B. BT3 41 HALE, G. HT2 92 HALEY, E. ET2 85 HALL, J. EMC 90 HALL, W. BMC 27 HALSTENBERG, R. ML3 65 HAM, D. IC2 43 HAMILTON, B. FN 42 HAMILTON, T. ET3 93 HANLON, R. LT 141 HANNA, V. RM3 20 HANNINK, G. BT2 96 HARDIN, D. MM3 47 HARDING, L. RMC 102 HARRELL, K. DKSR 133 HARRIS, R. MLC 65 HARRISON, M. ET2 93 HARTER, R. ET2 86 HARTMAN, D. HTC 58 HARVEY, A. RM3 20 HATCHER, L. HT2 66 HAYES, G. ET3 85 HEADLEY, J. BM3 64 HEIL, R. FR 67 HEINZ, G. IM2 116 HENDERSON, W. MMFN 75 HENDRIX, J. FA S7 HENRY, L. PH2 113 HENRY, S. SN 130 HENSLER, C. BMSN 115 HENSON, K. BT3 96 HERCHE, A. BM2 29 HERNANDEZ, A. SN 130 HERNANDEZ, C. MMl 102 HERNANDEZ, O. EMI 79 HERNANDEZ, R. SA 28 HESS, C. SH3 129 HESTER, R. CW02 13