Cape Cod (AD 43) - Naval Cruise Book

Text from Pages 1 - 150 of the 1993 volume:

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Q ,,,,,,,,, , J,-,,Wu ,,,, 5 ,,..,..,, , , ,lldl U W N f MN 7 1 M QA, -h zfw,,,,,,,.,,,., I, N 1, mf ,MH 1, 1, .1 s' ' ---A '-- '-- ' W ,,,,,, ,, 1 ,W ,,,, 11,1 :ff .. .. -' -A - Named for the e southern Massachusetts coastline, USS CAPE COD is the first United States Ship to bear this name Comm' ' 1 t d h . 1ss1oned on 17 April 1982, CAPE COD com- p e e er sixth deployment in July 1993 Thi d' . s mo lfied Samuel Gompers class destroyer tender is de- signed to asslst the DD 963 class destroyers CGN 1 , c ass cruisers, and FFG-7 class frigates. Customer ships range from patrol boats of about 150' armed with guns, to nuclear-propelled missile cruisers al- most 600' in length. USS CAPE COD also has special repair facilities for supporting ships with nuclear propulsion plants. For customer ships with machinery under repair, USS CAPE COD is fitted with ex- tra electrical generators, water-distilling capacity and transfer facilities for providing these ships tied alongside with electricity, boiler, feed, and fresh Water, and other services. The use of cranes aids in handling antennae, torpedoes, machinery, provisions small bo t Home orted ' S ' ' ' ' , a s and weapons. p in an Diego, Cal1forn1a slnce the keel was laid at National Steel and Shipbuilding Company, CAPE COD has maintained a CAN DO, WILL DO attitude and has gained the reputation as the hardest-working tender in the Pacific Fleet. scenic National Seashore on th DEPARTURE DAY M X M, Y. 5 Qaeda Q . 4 5 9 1 4 JAMES A. HOOPER, IV CAPTAIN U S NAVY COMMANDING OFFICER USS CAPE COD CAD 435 Capta1n Hooper graduated from the U S Naval Acad emy and was comm1ss1oned an enslgn 1n 1969 H1s 1n1t1al tour of duty was on board USS MITSCHER CDDG 355 where he served as Ant1 Submar1ne Warfare Off1cer from August 1969 to July 1971 From August 1971 to March 1972 he attended the Department Head Course at the Naval Surface Warfare Offlcers School ln Newport Rhode Island and was subsequently ass1gned as Engl neerlng Off1cer on USS R A OWENS QDD 8275 from Aprll 1972 to July 1973 In August of 1973 he Jo1ned USS HARLAN COUNTY CLST 11965 and served as Flrst Lleutenant unt1l August 1975 In October 1975 he as sumed command of USS IMPERVIOUS CMSO 4495 unt1l October 1977 Followlng a br1ef perlod of 1nact1ve duty 1n Houston Texas Capta1n Hooper was recalled to aCt1V6 duty and was ass1gned as a Ratlng Asslgnment Off1cer at the Bureau of Naval Personnel from Aprrl 1978 to August 1980 He then returned to sea duty as Ex ecutlve Off1cer of USS TALBOT KFFG 45 unt1l March 1982 He was asslgned to the staff of the Commander 1n Chlef U S PaC1f1C Fleet 1n Honolulu HaWa11 where he served as Am ph1b1ous Warfare Off1cer and Fleet EXGICISGS Off1cer ln the Current Opera t1ons D1v1s1on In Apr1l of 1984 he reported to USS NEW JERSEY QBB 625 as Weapons Off1cer In 1986 he assumed command of the USS RENTZ QFFG 465 Whlle on RENTZ the Shlp partlclpated ln Operatlon NIMBLE AR CHER and conducted 19 U S Flag tanker escort m1ss1ons 1n the Perslan Gulf In December of 1988 he reported to the Commander ln Chlef U S Pa C1f1C Fleet Propulslon Examlnlng Board as a Senlor Gas Turblne Examlner Durmg the followlng two years he conducted over 60 operat1on propulsron plant and l1ght off exams throughout the Pac1f1c Fleet In August 1990 he reported to Commander THIRD Fleet as Fleet Scheduler and later served as Ass1stant Chlef of Staff for Readlness and Tralnlng Capta1n Hooper as sumed command of USS CAPE COD CAD 435 1n July 1992 Capta1n Hooper s personal decoratlons lnclude the M6IltOI10US SGIVICG Medal C3 awards5 Navy Commendatlon Medal C3 awards5 Coast Guard Speclal Operat1ons SGIVICG Rlbbon He IS marr1ed to the former Anne McHale of Harrlsonburg Loulslana They have three chlldren Jason l1v1ng 1n Hollywood Florlda and Sarah and Jay l1v1ng at home , ll - . . , I . , . 7 . . , - li 0 0 , - . .... . . 7 7 . . . - 0 - - ,IO , , - I O . ll O i 0 e eo n - 4 ' - .. . . 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JAMES L POOLE coMMANDER U s NAVY EXECUTIVE OFFICER USS CAPE COD CAD 435 Commander James L Poole graduated from the HU S Naval Academy 1n 1976 w1th a B S 1n Systems Engl- neerlng I After completlng Nuclear Power Tra1n1ng he re- ported onboard USS LYNDE MCCORMICK CDDG-85 Durlng hlS two years he served as Nav1gator!Personne1 I Offlcer and quallfled Surface Warfare Offlcer HIS next asslgnment was the Englneerlng Depart ment of USS LONG BEACH CCGN 91 Durlng th1s two and a half year tour he quallfled as a Nuclear Engl neer Th1S was followed by a year servlng as an Unlted Natlons M1l1tary Observer As a member of the UN Truce Supervlslon Organlzatlon CUNTSOJ ln the Mlddle East he was awarded the 1988 Nobel Peace Pr1ze He earned a Masters of Sclence degree ln Computer Systems at Naval PG School Monterey CA Depart ment Head School followed 1n Newport Rhode Island HIS at sea Department Head tours Combat Systems Offlcer onboard USS ELLIOT CDD 9671 and Maln Propulslon Asslstant on board USS ENTERPRISE CCVN 651 Commander Poole reported onboard USS CAPE COD CAD 431 1n Febru ary 1992 He qual1f1ed for Command at Sea ln September 1992 He IS marrled to the former Carol Levesque of New York C1ty They have one daughter Corey and reslde 1n San D18g0 Callfornla 0 , O O - , .. . . . . . X , . 6 2 ' . . . . 9 a ' ' . . . a ' a ' e ,W X - . - .. . . . . . . . . . a 9 ' COXXO CANDID SHOTS THE DECK DEPARTMENT IS RESPON- SIBLE FOR MAINTENANCE AND OPERA- TION OF THE SMALL BOATS, ANCHORS, UPKEEP OF THE INFLATABLE LIFE RAFTS AND PRESERVATION OF THE DECKS. UN DERWAY THEY HAVE VARI- OUS WATCHES FROM BOATSWAIN'S MATE OF THE WATCH TO LOOKOUTS ON THE BRIDGE. FIRST LIE U TENAN T DECK DEPARTMENT V I LT Hess LTJG Smith C W02 Huffman IN JEBEL ALI BOSW. .. ON WATCH 9 FIRST DIVISION IST DIVISION IS RESPONSIBLE FOR MAINTE- NANCE AND OPERATION OF CAPE COD'S TWO LARGEST ANCHORS FORWARD AS WELL AS THE UPKEEP OF THE STARBOARD MAIN DECK. FIRST DIVISION PERSONNELAND ALL OF THE DECK DEPARTMENT ALSO CONSTITUTE THE MAJORITY OF THE UNDERWAY WATCHSTAND- ERS. THESE WATCHES RANGE FROM THE BOATSWAINS MATE OF THE WATCH TO THE PORTXSTARBOARD LOOKOUTS. BMC Dailey BM 1 Voelker BM2 Herzbrun BM3 B urchnell BM3 Curry BM3 Dickerson BM3 Hildebrand BM3 Meister BM3 Robinson BM3 Ward SN Anderson DSSN Backstrom SN Barr SN Coulson SN Dauzat PRA CTICING T0 IMPRESS THE LOCALS IN JEBEL ALL FIR T DIVISIDN SN Dreiling. SN Huff SN Pesci BMSN Smith SN Sullivan SN Toler SN Tarbox SN Waltz SA Akins SA Duncan YNSA Langhoff SA McCo y SN Mitchell SR Franco SR Palmer SR Zion BM3 HILDEBRAND AND SN DO UZAT PRACTICING INTERNATIONAL POL- I TI CS 'WI TH THE BRITISH I 11 SECOND DIVISION ALONG WITH WATCHSTANDING DUTIES SECOND DIVISION PERSONNEL ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE PORT INFLATABLE LIFERAFTS AND THE PRESERVA- TION AND PAINTING OF THE PORTSIDE MAINDECK. THEY ARE ALSO RESPONSIBLE FOR THE OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE OF THE SMALLEST ANCHOR ON THE THIRD DECK FAN TAIL. BM3 Gilbert BM3 Jones BM3 Lake BM3 Zefbef SN Ball SN Barreras BMSN Little SN M3gP3Y0 SN Robinson .tford SN Tirman SN Wilbert . sa 4' f 12 . -I - BM 1 I S W2 Oliver BM2 Hernandez BM2 Alonso BM3 R0d1'fqU9Z BM3 CUNY BM3 Stuebinger SN Bl0UI1f BMSNDeguz1nan SN Lehet SN Rounds SN Shelford SN Shelton SN Fuessel SA Herring SA Rodriquez SA Tepe SA Wolff THIRD DIVISION THIRD DIVISION PERSONNEL ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE MAINTENANCE AND HANDLING IOF CAPE COD'S 15 SMALL BOATS IAND 4 CRANES. THIS DIVISION IALSO RUNS THE SHIP'S PAINT HLOCKER AND STANDS UNDER- ?WAY WATCHES. i H H BM2 Gonzales BM3 Dorsey' I BM3 Pamales BM3 Bergeson Y , SN Bonilla BMSN Bryant SECOND DIVISION SR German SR Mason BMCSIS W1 Cox BM1 Bentley BM1 Krollman BM2 Howard BM3 Gam ble BM3 Gilligan BM3 Palmer BM3 Wheat BMSN Alston 13 THIRD DIVISIO l l BMSN Boykin BMSN oammock BMSN Gede SA Davis SN McNair SN RHIUGY BMSN Warburton SA Ely SA Feyen l H SA Bailey SA Hoskins SN Maldonado 14 SN Taylor SR Banks SR D311 SNMCCa1I BMSN McKay SA Arteaga-Herrera l HANGING WITH THE HoMEBo YS SA Rosendale SA Simons SNS11aI11I1iH H, l SR Quiambau SR Rickey THIRD DIVISION EM1 I S W1 Evangelista EM1 Mongin EN2 Berrios EN3 Erickson MM3 Wilson EN3 Ta y101' HUH. .. WHAT??? SOMEBOD Y GET ME D0 WN I EMFN Bowman EMFN McCoy EMFA Reynolds FN Wolfffs . SMILE FOR THE CAMERA H' f. NN Nw ' Z.2 4s. 1:- gx-,0 ' 'N , is ' ,I ix? 2 ww uf 'U SHO WING OFF HER VANNA WHITE IMPRESSI ON FOOLSIDE 1 5 WEAPO DIVISIO GM G1 Taylor GM G2 Blalmey GM G2 Capestan y GM G2 CAPESTAN Y TAKEN B Y SURPRISE TM2 Heldman TM2 Jackman TM2 Wrigh t GMG3 Clemen GMG3 Medeiros GMGSN Gave, NIGHT OUT' GMGSN Montie TMSN Tucker 16 INTERLUDE 4751 FROM G.Q. TO STEEL BEACH PICNICS TO THE XO'S 'OVER THE HILL' WORKOUT . WE STAYED BUSY! 17 ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT LT Breznau LT Garza C' W04 Gun de1Hnger Chief Engineer Main Propulsion Damage Con trol Assistant Assistant THE ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT CON- SISTS OF FIVE DIVISIONS-THE EA QAUXIL- IARIESJ DIVISION HAS MANY VARIED DU. TIES: A-GANG FIXES FREEZERS, CONVEY- ORS, LAUNDRY EQUIPMENT, AND PRO- VIDES THE CREW WITH HOT WATER AND AIR CONDITIONING! EB CBOILERSJ DIVI- SION KEEPS CAPE COD'S TWO 600 P.S.I. 'D' TYPE BOILERS ON-LINE AND THE OIL LAB STORES AND TRANSFERS OVER 1 MILLION GALLONS OF FUEL. EE QELECTRICALJ D1- VISION ENSURES THAT THE SHIP HAS POWER AND THAT TELEPHONE SERVICE, ALARMS, AND GYRO EQUIPMENT ARE ALL ON-LINE. EM DIVISION IS CAPE COD'S POWER, LIGHT, AND PROPULSION COM- PANY. THEY ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE MAIN ENGINE, PROVIDE POTABLE WA- TER, GENERATE ELECTRICITY, AND LOW PRESSURE AIR. ER QREPAIRJ IS RESPONSI- BLE FOR MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR OF ALL DAMAGE CONTROL FIREFIGHTING EQUIPMENT ONBOARD INCLUDING KEEP- ING THE REPAIR LOCKERS IN A HIGH STATE OF READINESS SHIP'S MAIN TENANCEX3-M COORDINA- ENGINEERING A DMI N I S - TOR TRA TI ON M1-eos Ampam YN3 Hyde 18 ENGINEERING 'A' DIVISION THE AUXILIARIES DIVISION HAS MANY VARIED DUTIES AND RE- SPONSIBILITIES. IT PROVIDES THE CREW WITH HOT WATER AND AIR CONDITIONING. IT ALSO FIXES CONVEYORS, FREEZERS, LAUNDRY, AND GALLEY EQUIPMENT. I MM CIS W2 Calas ENC Gungon MMC Nino MM1 Tamares EN1 David MM1 Legasai EN2 Rhodus MM2 Strickland EN3 Barstad EN3 James EN3 Rios EN3 Albritton IT55' BEEN A LONG DA Y A MEETING OF THE MINDS. 19 E GI EERI G'A,DI I IO N EN3 Bacon EN3 Diaz EN3 Drummond EN3 Lawrence FN Brand FN Prather ENFN Smith FN Scott EN3 LA WRENCE AND TEAMMA TES CHALLENGE THE OFFICERS DC CEN TRAL-DON 'T FORGET THE LOG BOOK THE BOILERS DIVISION IS RESPON- SIBLE FOR THE MAINTENANCE AND OPERATION OF TWO 600 POUND D- ATYPE BOILERS. INCLUDED IN THIS VITAL DIVISION IS THE OIL LAB WHICH IS RESPONSIBLE FOR ALL IN- TERNALIEXTERNAL STORAGE AND TRANSFER OF MILLIONS OF GALLONS OF FUEL ENGINEERING 'B' DIVISION BTC' Erwin B TCI S WJ Schraeder BT1 Fitzgerald B T1 Rodriquez B T2 Sites BT2 Skibinski B TZIS W2 Taylor BT3 Cherry I 1 BT3 Hogan I BT3 Keys BT3 Le Flore B T3 Saunders B T3 Rotelli B TFN Ader B TFN Stobaugh B TFN Terry BTFN Tyler I r B TFR Hanson FR Manda WHOIS' GOT SOME MARSHMALLO WS? ENGINEERING IB' DIVISION Gauge Cal Lab B T1 Defazio BTFA Huntley Oil Lab B T2 Allen B T3 Dalenberg B T3 San tos 22 IIC Shop CEE05J 1 EN GIN EERI G 'E' DI ISIO EMCKS WJ Munyer I C1 Servis AVAILABLE fz .fff-'f4'..f, X, W 4 f. f f,,:.4'!j'4.1t.Z ff'-W. W! 7 '-W.-,E Z 727. 72 , . ,f L A ry 1 T' ff mf.: 1 0 - f . W e.-W ff.-g,.Q'4 -ff , wg -W Ai, 4 fy. f,,fQwQ-,V - ,, 9. 7 ,fm W.-yawn 'W-'may we 'fs fwffe.-kfys,,' V or if -a PHOTOW My .-Q he .w, sf Q X 4 7 7 www if assi was fy I., , ff..-v,..7 .WSU ,XZ-n.-W.7fW f -f .-Mwfy 6- fa. Q., .., fw-ff-J .gf f, LAW -af 50 f f 3,9 V-5 W f . ff- f f 2 Q z - -iff.-fb, rg If 'ff 'f f .-I ii' i I C3 Swanson I C2 Cooper I C2 Furman I C2 Olson I C3 Sutton E V ICFN Glover ICFN Hailey ICFN Olson I CFN Walker V l The Electrical Division QE divi- sionb has Electrician Mates and In- terior Communication Electricians. The EM's ensure that the ship has l power and the IC's ensure that tele- phone services, alarms and gyro equipment are all on-line. 23 ENGINEERING cE' DIVISION Battery Shop EE01 I I I I I I I I I I, EMCSfSW1Chinsio EMCfSWjForu1Ia EMI ISW1 Francisco EM2 K8 EE DIVISION CON, SISTS OF ELEOTRII CIAN'S MATES AND? INTERIOR COMMUN1. CATIONS ELECTR1. CIANS. THE EM'S EN- SURE THAT WE HAVE POWER AND THE IC'S ENSURE THAT WE HAVE TELEPHONE SERVICE, TAKE HEATI STRESS TESTS EOR THE ENGINEERS, AND M A I N T AIN O U R ALARMS AND GYROS. EM3 Hazenstab EM3 Hicks EM3 Scha uffelberger EM3 Tang EMFNDe1He1-ro I EMFN Gonzalez EMFN Guffy EMFNMahu1'in TOO1 Issue EE03 I EM3 Colunga EMFN Siemonsma 2 4 I I i I I I I ENGINEERING 'Ma DIVISION EM01 Engine Room MMCSISW1 Andrade MMCIS W1 Jensen THE MACHINERY DIVISION IS RESPONSI- BLE FOR POWER, LIGHT, AND PROPULSION SYSTEMS THEY MAINTAIN AND TRANSFER CARGO AND LUBRICATION OIL TO SHIPS ALONGSIDE, PROVIDE POTABLE WATER FOR DRINKING, FOOD PREPS, LAUNDRY, AND MAINTAIN AND OPERATE CAPE COD'S MAIN ENGINE. MM2 Harris MM2 Hun tley MM3 Carman MM3 Corral MM3 Funari MM3 Oxender MM3Routhie1' MM3 Touchet MM3 Wning EM05 Evaps MMFN Byun FA Josephs FR Braxton MM2 Lopez MM3 Adams MM3 Cline MMFN Studer ENGINEERING 'R' DIVISION EROQ THE REPAIR DIVISION IS RE- SPONSIBLE FOR THE MAINTE- NANCE AND REPAIR OF ALL DAMAGE CONTROL FIRE- FIGHTING EQUIPMENT ON BOARD. AS MEMBERS OF THE FLYING SQUAD, THEY ALL HAVE TO RESPOND QUICKLY TO ANY AND ALL EMERGEN- CIES. DC2 Stockton DC3 A ppleba H T2 Lebeau DC3 Anderson DCCIS W1 Spencer DCI Fails DC1 Flynn DC2 Stallings DC3 Wardzella DC3 Wiedaman DC3 Shafer DCFR Gregg ER01-CO2 Transfer DC3 Cabele DC3 Estrada DC3 Hixson FN Puen tes f, af, srrr , If E GI I EERI G 'R' DIVISION General Workshop CER04J gf H T2 Orange DC3 Anderson MR3 Graser H T3 Sheets DC3 Sam uels P .Y g 9 H TFN Boothe H TFN Dorro ugh FA Herrera ZOO HT3Sheets Ia in at th Best friends I 2 7 OPERATIONS DEPARTMENT LT Putzig ENS C1113 ENS Nolan UC DiViSi011 THE COMMUNICATIONS DIVISION OONSISTS OF RADIO CENTRAL COC-OD AND THE SIGNAL BRIDGE COC-025. RADIO CENTRAL PROCESSES INCOMINGf OUT GOING MESSAGE TRAFFIC FOR THE CAPE COD. THE SIGNAL BRIDGE SIGNALMEN LOCATE, IDEN- TIFY, AND COMMUNICATE WITH OTHER SHIPS. THEY STAND WATCHES AROUND THE CLOCK WHILE UNDERWAY. RM 1 Grif6'n RM 1 Halstead RM2 Dombek RM2 Felton RM2 Johnson RM3 Grabow -I ,4 RM3 Merta RM3 Taylor RMSN Ashford RMSN Davis R MS N Hahn RMSN Lunceford 28 GC DI I IO .m-vv ,Q A , M , , M , Q WlXarXW J'Wi'ffKW2f , f ' W Y 'X-W, 'Q ,KV-XQkwj'Q 5 , 7Sff4N'fXz 'f ef NW NW ' , RM CS Bakeler SM 1 KS W1 Blount RM2 Bernard SM2 King SM2 S1 US-991' SM3 Ch8l'l6S SM3 Green SM3 Larry RMSN Oetting RMSN Platt RMSN Rasco RMSN Wallis OE DIVISION O E - 0 1 - T H E E T SHACK'S PRIMARY MISSION IS TO MAIN- TAIN AND REPAIR ALL EQUIPMENT ON- LINE TO SUPPORT THE SHIP,S MISSION. THIS INCLUDES RE- PAIRING ANTENNAE, RADARS, COMMUNI- CATION, OR NAVIGA- TION GEAR. ON DIVISION ON-01-THE NAVIGA- TION DIVISION HAS THE RESPONSIBILITY FOR PLANNING AND TRACING THE SHIP'S MOVEMENTS. THEY UTILIZE VARIOUS SATELLITE, RADAR, TERRESTRIAL, AND CELESTIAL MEANS TO NAVIGATE. 30 ET1 Sch wager ET2 Donah ue ET2 McA uliffe ET2 McConnell I ET3 Brown ET3 Lohner ET3 Merice ET3 Padula QM 1 Wilkins QM3 Gallagher QMSN Dickerson YNSN Vela MSN F ' Id - Q Ie S QMSN F1156 QMSN Garberding SA Barker OI-COMBAT INFORMATION CENTER COI-011 COLLECTS, ORGANIZES, DIS- PLAYS, EVALUATES, AND DISSEMI- NATES TACTICAL INFORMATION. THIS INFORMATION COMES FROM SUCH SOURCES AS RADAR, VOICE RA- DIO, RADIO MESSAGES, IFF, FATHOM- ETER, OPLAN S, AND OPORDERS. OI DIVISION OSCISWXA Wj Mundt OS2 Brown OS2 Root OS2 Tucker OS3 Dinicola OS3 Ferguson OS3 Vangordon OS3 Yanko 0SSNFe1singe1- OS2 Phillips OS3 Puryear OS3 Tallbull 31 Q2 ,V A -3 Y Wm W . ,f ,. ,MN A vw, Z ' M A. X , , wf iff Q W W, nf, f KM' ji! X 7 lffff , WW ' wyMf 1, W ff WLWXK 1 5 4, ,K . f..,.,.,,?7 1 , fmggf . , . .1 4 ,1 ' 1 1 -zu -wif-, ix , 4 , 1 AT WGRK MQ, ,, 3? Q .6 ig 4 Jig? Q i W f IW! fff W ENS Amargo ENS Pomiie Physician Assistant RAD Health HM1 Riley HM2 Barber MEDICAL DEPARTMENT LT Williams Medical Officer TEAMWORK GETS THE JOB DONE, BUT INDIVIDUALITY ADDS CHARACTER. IS THERE ANYONE HERE PQS QUALIFIED TO DYE HAIR? SURE-IF YOU LIKE PURPLE TRIED ilg ,tt4. D WEQA ca A E SAME c1 st A FILE ALL s Is RECORDS BY TELEPHONFEfQlfEXTE'NSION AND 1 1 .. 7 F 1 T R Y T O G ts I E M IN A HURRY. I c REALLY TRADE A FOR LUG- GAGE? CHAR- ACTER, AND FEW WORDS FROM THE HOSPITAL CORPS- MAN'S PLEDGE I DEDI- CATE MY HEART, MIND, AND STRENGTH TO THE WORK BE- FORE ME. HM CS Shorlfey HM1 Estes Division OfHcer HM2 Robinson HM2 Steward HM2 Thompson HM2 Troyano OM3 Garnet HM3 Hudson HM3 Juarez HM3 Murray HN Dev-jjn HNLuc1g HN Moorhead SN Colclough SN Hancock SA Hoffman MEDICAL DEPARTME T THE EVER-CHANGING MEDICAL DEPARTMENT fi Z3 'K 22 2? A1 SFR, I rs A X452 ' Q, ERN X x I . ,N . 1 I ' N ff 5 Q . ,sys .5 -. - Pas ,K Q S Y ,R X f em Egg MEDICAL STRIKERS EFFI- OM2 GARNETTAT WORK IN THE CIENTLY TAKING VITAL SIGNS MEDICAL LAB WE SUR VIVED THE ENTIRE WESTPA C! Fifi-i3'i Fi? iEiE S3 N I PRA CTI CING EMERGENCY MEDICAL SKILLS DURING BEST MEDICAL DEPARTMENT IN THE FLEET G. Q. 34 DENTAL DEPARTMENT CAPE COD'S DENTAL DEPARTMENT MEETS THE DENTAL NEEDS OF OUR OWN SHIP AND THOSE OF THE SHIPS WE TEND. WE PROVIDE TREATMENT IN ORAL SURGERY, PROSTHETICS, ENDO- DONTICS AND OPERATIVE DENTISTRY. THIS IS SUPPORTED BY 4 DENTISTS QPLUS 2 VISITING DENTISTS ON WEST- PAC 930 AND 13 DENTAL TECHNICIANS. Z CDR Skwara DENTAL OFFICER W 4 wi W LCDR Allison LCDR Doyle LT ORourlre LT Camaisa LT Lynch DTC Brandenburg , LCPO DT1 Wurch DTI Cruz DTI DHV195 I 3 5 DENTAL DEPARTMENT T n V E DT3 Ba yuga DT3 Bruno DN Banks DN Campbell DN HUt0hiUS0H SA Ba ughman FN Humphrey SN Johnson FN Miller AFETY DEPARTME THE SAFETY OFFICER WAS LT DUG- GER WHO WAS RELIEVED DURING THE CRUISE BY LT. HOURANI. MM1 LUGAR SERVED AS ASSISTANT SAFETY OFFICER DURING FIRST . PART OF DEPLOYMENT. TWO DIVI- - SIONAL SAFETY REPRESENTATIVES LT Dagger LT H,,,,,a,,f MMI Luga, ARE ASSIGNED TO THE SAFETY DE- Safety0fHcer SafetyOffYcer PARTMENT EACH MONTH FOR TRAINING. THE SAFETY DEPART- MENT IS RESPONSIBLE FOR COORDI- NATING ALL ASPECTS OF SAFETY MANAGEMENT ONBOARD CAPE COD. THEY ENSURE THAT ALL MISHAPS 38 48 ARE PROMPTLY AND ACCURATELY INVESTIGATED. THEY ALSO MANAGE THE HAZARD IDENTIFICATION, HAZ- ARD ABATEMENT, AND OCCUPA- TIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH PRO- GRAMS. MAINTAINING A HIGH LEVEL OF SAFETY AWARENESS THROUGH- OUT THE SHIP IS A VITAL PORTION OF THE SAFETY DEPARTMENT'S MIS- LT Mari ya Command Chaplain RP1 Martin SION. CHAPL I DEPART N THE CHAPLAIN'S DEPARTMENT IS COMMITTED TO COM- MUNICATING TO THE PEOPLE OF USS CAPE COD THE TIME- LESS TRUTHS OF THE NATURE AND RELATIONSHIP OF GOD AND HUMAN KIND. OUR WORK INCLUDES A WIDE RANGE OF RELIGIOUS AND SECULAR ACTIVITIES DESIGNED TO EN- COURAGE SERVICEMEMBERS TO GROW AS HUMAN BEINGS AND DEVELOP THEIR RELATIONSHIP WITH GOD. WE PRO- VIDE WORSHIP SERVICES, COUNSELING, BIBLE STUDIES, FRIDAY NIGHT MOVIES, MORNINGXEVENING PRAYERS, CHOIRS, A LITURGICAL DANCE PROGRAM, PEN PAL PRO- GRAMS, RETREATS, EDUCATIONAL TOURS, AND N UMEROUS OVERSEAS VOLUNTEER PROJECTS. f -Y - ----- f Q- - --.-,.:.:g.i,,a...f5AA YW vw .- ff f ' 'ff fw wQ3X xx--5N.f-:4SS3Z'., 'N-S--s1 N'eMS N QE,'5W'fX , - ' H 321 xr-Xgk Av. Q A wx SAX S, Sm, QV., -,AK X Q wxgxjgw JS? xy ' ' H V MS X f-S1jf.w+- as A N Nb x N X S X x X S xX 2 x X N N M. 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S SQ Q. . . - ' L . 1-fi' LN L A 'I S ' 'S SFMJS- A 4 Chaplain Mariya and Chaplain Jensen confer, Chaplain Jensen joined Cap Cod during deployment 9 Our Lay Eucharistic Ministers Chaplain Jensen in one of his world famous counseling ses- sions iii 38 Children from Bahrain Orphanage visit Cape Cod' ADMINISTRATION DEPARTMENT THE EXECUTIVE CXJ DIVISION INCLUDES MANY DIVERSE OCCUPATIONS. IT CONSISTS OF THE ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE PE , RSONNEL OFFICE, EDUCATIONAL SERVICE OFFICE, COM- MAND MASTER CHIEF, LEGAL OFFICE, MASTER-AT-ARMS FORCE DRUG AND ALCOHOL PREVENTION ADVISORS, COMMAND CAREER COUNSELORS, SITE TV, AND THE CAPTAIN'S WRITER. THE DIVISION IS RESPONSIBLE FOR SUCH THINGS AS THE SHIP'S CORRESPON- DENCE, SERVICE RECORDS, AND LEAVE! LT Moore Admin Officer X-Division YNCS Widener NCCSKS W1 McDonald YN1 Smith YN3 Bishop YN3 Townsend YNSN Tate YNSA Emery YNSA L-B119 F POSE FOR THE CAMERA .V YNCS WIDENER AND THE XO COMPARE RUN- NING SHOES BEFORE THE RACE IN JEBEL ALL I we NOTHING LIKE A SMILING FACE TO GREET YOU! ADMINISTRATION DEPARTMENT Cgmmand Career Counselors S taff Judge Advoca te SK CM Smith NC1 KA W1 Patterson MR1 IA W1 Madrid BT2 Rogers LT Hunt Command Master Chief D.A.P.A. BTCIS W1 McQuade EM1 Wilbanks FC1 IS W1 Hutchins 5 I ET2 Vance Captain s Writers YN3 Garcia 40 YN1 Genett CCC19 On The Job! Legal The Legal Beagles, make up the hardest working legal office in the Western Pacific!! On the brighter side, this team provides as- sistance in immigration and naturalization, powers of attorney, and lots of smiles. On the darker side they process person- nel for administrative separation and nonjudicial punishment. Volunteering for this crew is the name of the game- they are our bankers for MWR activi- ties. as X DI ISIO LN C Palogan YN1 Purcell- Co Wles LN1 Searle LN3 Gale .sv ' Lv, Q. M J 157 42 1,331-A::::,.. LN. :f.4,.WfWk -Q.,,:,E.E. i 4 ' w- , 1,1 W' Z l ETC Allison I C2 Lem t J O2 Skillman I C3 Jackson Site TV it T Site TV saw a lot of changes throughout Westpac 93. While improv- ing the equipment and expanding ser- vices available, the crew had the never ending job of keep- ing everyone's cable TV and ship's entertainment up and mga . working. The PAO side pro- duced a weekly newsletter, WAV TV guides, news and sports, monthly familygrams, and endless press releases. While the work load never did end, neither did the smiles and fun IC3PHt1ferS0H HTFN Tfellef JOSA Snifka this division had while working together. ADMINISTRATION DEPARTMENT I Personnel C PNC Thurston PN2 Stinson 1 PN2 Gutowski PN2 Whitaker PN3 Romero SN Gaines SN Quin tero PNSA Sapp PERSONNEL QINCLUDING THE ESOJ IS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE RE- CEIPT AND TRANSFER OF SERVICE MEM- BERS, MAKING SERVICE RECORD EN- TRIES, AND DISTRIBUTIN G TRAINING MANUALS AND ADVANCE- MENT EXAMS. I 42 E.S.O PN1 Siznic PN3 Moore PNSN T110 Master At Arms X DIVISIUN MA CTSW1 S011 WHTZ MA1 Gonzales MA 1 0Nee1 MAI Rushing GSE1 ISW1 Manoza SK2 Key , MM2 Suptic EM2 Shippe BM3 Holmes RM3 P806 43 REPAIR DEPARTMENT THE REPAIR DEPARTMENT OFFERS A BROAD RANGE OF REPAIR SERVICES AND IS DEDICATED TO COMPLETING REPAIRS EFFI- CIENTLY, EXPEDITIOUSLY AND WITH QUAL- ITY. CDR WRIGHT LCDR TA YLOR REPAIR OFFICER ASSISTANT REPAIR OFFICER .ill 1 'x I A U-'lf 1 gil' Kiwi Y? 6 GI A A W' I , N -.:5 l:'glCl,j5?- -'h. 5 .5 I V 1? 'FN if ' A ' 0 , S ,X 'X cy '0 X 'v, nm QXX , ' l-15-3 -f w 4, u 9 QS gf' sl., 4 ' I H. 44 REPAIR DEPARTME T Repair Administration BTCM Mattingly Repair Departmen t Master Chief l i MM CIS W1 Endozo YNC' King I C1 IS W2 Steinbach YN2 Malone YN3 Dyer FC3 Blackwell YNSN Kaplan YNSA BHITOII 45 R 1 DIVISION Hull Repair Division QR-1? Hull Repair Administration CW02 Henderson HTCSIS W1 Holloway H TCSIS W2 Sobredo PM1 Dongla Wen H T1 Shaw Division OffIC81' H T2 Nelson H T2 Rodaba ugh H T3 Johnson SA Dickerson SR King R-1 DIVISION CONSISTS OF PERSONNEL WHO REPAIR STRUCTURAL WELDMENTS, HULL FITTINGS, MANUFACTURE LOCKERS, VENT SYSTEMS, CABINETS, AND COUNTERS. THERE ARE THOSE WHO WELD, THOSE WHO REPAIR PIPE SYSTEMS, AND OTHERS WHO PERFORM ASBESTOSXNON-ASBESTOS RIPOUTS, INSTALL PIPE COVER- INGS, AND UPHOLSTER FURNITURE IN OFFICES TO MAKING QUARTERDECK AW- NINGS, BOAT COVERS, AND SAFETY NETS. AND WHERE WOULD WE BE WITHOUT THOSE WHO MAKE PATTERNS FOR OUR DESKS, PODIUMS AND PLAQUES, MANUFAC- TURE PUMP PARTS, FITTINGS, HANDLES AND PLAQUES, OR KEEP OUR OFFICES SAFE BY PROVIDING US WITH LOCK SYSTEMS AND SAFES. WE HAVE THE SHIP FITTER SHOP CHAD, SHEETMETAL SHOP C17AJ, CARPENTERIPATTERNMAKER SHOP f64A!CD, LOCK SHOP f64EJ, AND FOUNDRY f81AJ. Shipfitter Shop Q11-A5 R-1 DIVISION HT1 Anton HT1 Chesser HT1 Robinson HT2 Bell HT2 Buchanan HT2 Crump DC2 H0161 UID H T2 Jackson H T2 Kam uf H T2 Lewis H T2 S targard t H T3 Amell H T3 A ufenkam p H T3 B911 H T3 Brooks H T3 Bord well H T3 Caddel H T3 Go ttwal t HT3 Denny HT3 Koski HT3 Leahy DC3 Mendel I H T3 Potter H T3 Summers SHIPFITTER SHOP Q11-AJ PERSONNEL ARE CALLED UPON TO REPAIR STRUCTURAL WELDMENTS, DO LAYOUTS, EABRICATE VARIOUS HULL FITTINGS, AND PLAN AND DESIGN JOBS WHICH REQUIRE EXPERTISE IN WORKING WITH DIFFERENT METALS. R-I DIVISION IIA A w H713 Toops HT3 Walker H TFN Gishey H TFN Lambom DCFA Holt H TFA McKenzie H TFA Simonds FA Wakefield HTFR Greene Sheetmetal Shop Q17AJ H TC Rodriguez H T1 Beebe H T2 Bonessa H T2 Dunlap HT2 Hendrix ' HT2 Von Scheele H T2 Williams HT3 Aceves HT3 Cargile HTA, Cen ters SHEETME M ANUF ACTEQIA 22015552 IEEQSSBNNEL ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE VENT SYSTEMS, CABINET , ABLES, TEMPORARY BULKHEADS S, AND OOUNTERS ' TURE TO YOUR HEARTS D - ' WE CAN MANUFAC' MAY TAKE A LITTLE LONGEISIRE THE IMPOSSIBLE DAILY MIRACLES 48 H TFN Soza FR Rhodie l HT2 Stroud HT3 Goodpffsf-'ff 17-A -DIIIG HT3 Lamin HT3 Meggitt HT3 Monroe H T3 Morrison H T3 Ra venell H T3 Robart H TFN Key MMFN Ponce H TFA Davis FA Flowers HTFA Tgogie Weld shop C26-AJ HTC Brown H T1 Haas H T1 Need H T2 Dessellier H T2 Hardman H T2 Osse HT1 Patterson ' HT2 Anderson H T2 Thompson H T2 Weeks Weld Shop Q26-AJ personnel are qualified Hull Technicians, performing repairs on high- pressure piping systems and ship's hull structures. They must often work under time con- straints and casualty repair conditions. R- DIVISIO 26-A H T2 Wheeler H T2 Wingfield H T3 C1-ist H T3 Jennings H T3 Robinson s s i i f,fili?fff?5lifYQYPHOTO QTL iwZQ'flg?i?3ViA1LABLEilfi H T3 Thomason H TFN Richardson H TFN Tingley H TFA Arnstein Pipe Shop Q56-AJ HTWSWJ Hutton HT1 Befg HT1fSWfAWlCooper HTIKSWQ Renwick HT1 Williams HT2 cam H T2 D 'I avi a H T2 Moore H T2 Palomo H T2 Stephens HT3 Bader H T3 Cebfems n Pipe, S1109 .656-AJ personnel perfo ' flremam, d . D . T111 Various repairs on pipe systems such as the b d - -mam .ramS' Steam plpmg and hlgh-pressure air compressors. They also 911 plplng of diameters from one-half to six inches 56-A K R-I DIVISION H T3 Herzog H T3 Hull H T3 Johnson H T3 Kelly H T3 Simmons H T3 Sines H T3 Wallace H TFN Engh usen DCFNHa1-rall H TFA Sim onz HTFR Flores Lagging Shop C57AJ H T1 IS W1 Barnett H T1 Comer DC2 Boston H T2 Maban ta H T3 Baumbach DC3 Grady H T3 Lange H T3 Zimmer H TFN Angove H TFN Anderson LAGGING SHOP f5'7AJ PERSONNEL PERFORM ASBESTOSfNON-AS- BESTOS RIPOUTS AND INSTALL PIPE COVERINGS ON EVERYTHING FROM CHILL WATER TO MAIN STEAM. R-1 DIVISION 57-A A HTFN Bauer DCFN FOX H TFN Hanks HTFNPittsenba1'ge1' H TFN Platt DCFN Schmittle H TFA Gamble H TFA Hartman FR J8SS011 FR Shrout Canvas Shop C74-AJ X BMC Jackson BM2 Ba ughman H T2 Olsen B M3 Houston BM3 Polak SN Brandenburg FN Jackson SN Lo an d Iski 3 SN McCumber SN Nguyen SR N3 0 CANVAS SHOP C74AJ PERSONNEL UPHOLSTER FURNITURE AND MAN- UFACTURE QUARTERDECK AWNINGS B AND SAFETY NET- WE'VE GOT YOU CoN?ER?Ep151l' COVERS, BROWSKIRTS' CarpenterfPatternmaker Shop C64-AICJ Lock Shop C64-EJ R-1 DI ISIO PMI Bader PM 1 C85-'iyat H T1 Castro PM2 Brooks H T2 Pierce PM2 Setde H T2 Watson H T3 Bailey PM3 Burr DC3 Martin H T3 Noel PM 3 Roach H T3 Roberts DC3 Sisco I H T3 Wesner PMFN Byrd H TFN Hunt H TFN Godwin PMFN Smidt PMFN Stripling H TFA Blask FR Munoz HTFR Palmer CarpenterfPatternmaker Shop C64-AICJ is responsible for the manufacture of various types of patterns, core boxes, desks, cabinets, podiums, plaques, and small boat fiberglass repairs. Lock Shop Q64-EJ work center is lo- cated in the Canvas Shop. Lock Shop personnel are responsible for access to safes and locks and the installation Of master key systems, cipher locks, and high-security and padlocks. - 1 DIVISIO -DIIIO Foundry C81-Al MLC Wynn ML1 Lilly ML2 Najarro ML3 Fish ML3 0168 ML3 Quarles - W r Y 1 i . 1 . , , Y 1 i ML3 Roufs MLFN James MLFN Schiller MLFN Sorrell MLF A Crow MLFR Flannery e 5 V l I 1 I ,, ,Q f Q2 A fxbl , Q N X WA V-wa 'L U WN , Nu is Q gg ,X 1s Ag Q f iw, Y '- H '- f f, , vm . . . 'N-,, W . 7' -A' , w ,wfYf,g, -:HI sr xnv :M Q N- Q, X QA ww wwws iw N -S -I ' c X NR' .. wh-QZ QSS A x w Q zz wf 'ff in ,, f V ., M, ..:1Q,. Qjmilx 4 I TERLUDE WE NEED A CAMEL! Y ,J www xi -J' X X o NN W , f El .... is , ,gx ' 5 Sm W Q X , , A TOGA! TOGA! TOGA! 7-Q 56 1 'Kwan-, 1. WW 'f , vf, TWH , R-2 DIVI IO 31A CThe Inside Machine Shopl has the ca- pability to machine shafts and mill gears to ex- act specifications. 31D CThe Valve Shopl works on main and auxiliary gate and gloves valves. 38A!31G COutside Machine Shop and The Pump Shopl work on centrifugal and rotary pumps, turbines, and air compressors. 31B CThe Engraving Shopl produces a large job of 500 laves and plates in less than two days with its Dahldren Computerized Engraver. CWO3 Liganor MMCSISSJ Hall MRCPera1ta h MR? Stack MM2ISW2 Vu ' f My WW! ,, We I Q, T Q jswyf. R-2 DIVISION SEEING A BIT OF SUN -DIIIO 31-A Inside Machine Shop N MRC Ame MRCMana1i1i MRC Ong MRC Sta, Cruz MR1 Atrero i MR1uBever MR1 Figueroa MR1 Leith MR1ISW1Mad1a MRI Portugal MR1 Verzosa MR1 I S W2 Virre y MR2 Balaguer MR2 Barry MR2 Besky MRS2 Briggs MR2 Chica MR2 Ferrer MR2 Gage MR2 Harvell MR2 Jim en ez MR2 Jones DIVISIO oo o K 31-A Inside Machine Shop MR2 Lizardo MR2 Lokuta MR2 Ma tlak MR2 Parent MR2 Price MR2 Ram os . M R 2 Sch U 152 MR2 Simon MR2 Taylor o MR3 Allen MR3 B . 1'0W11 MR3 Brown MR3 Balas MR3 Engstrom MR3IS WJ George o l MR3 Isom MR3 Johnson MR3 Jones MR3 Motlann MR3 Manarad MR3 Nafem MR3 Rhoads MR3 Snodgfass MR3 Tobias - DI I I0 31-A Inside Machine Shop MR3 Witlcowslry MR3 Wood MRFN Ainsworth FN Bra yton MRFA Espinosa MRFA Graham MRFA Getszewski MRFA James MRFA Valenti FA Wlla MRFR Cephas MRFR Ee11S MRFR Washburn R- DIVISIO 31-B Engraving Shop 31-D Valve Shop MMI Custodio l MM2 Chisazn 62 l MMI IS W2 Delarosario l Yi MM2 Corpuz MRI Go MR3 Smith MRFA Mclntire BTC Correa MMC Paglinga yen MMC Stahl Q I l BTI DGHHGSSGD MMI Dever MMI Harris MMI Pangfm MM2 Curry MMZIS W1 Delcam po MM2 Evans MM2 Gilliland MM2 Gumabon MM2 Hatcher MM2 Reyes MMZIS W1 Lenswgrth DIVISIO 31-D MM3 Corpus MM3 Echols MM3 Ga yton M M3 G1-een MR3 Lebow MM3 Robles MM3 Warren MMFA Farley MMFA Grace MMFR Mitchell MMFN Payne MMFN Ross y MMFA Hardesty DIVISIO 38-A Outside Machine Shop 31-G Pump Shop ? w , MMC Abang MM CIS W2 Foreman MMC Moore MM 1 Dreger IM1 IS WJ Filipinas MM1 IS W1 Man uel MM1 IS W2 Midkiff MM2 Agan MM2 Corpus MM2 Del V31 MM2 Fairbanks MM2 Hanson M M2 Largent MM2 Leon cio MM2 Montecillo MM2 S I' b MM2 SW ' a IS ury I 1Sbra8'g1a MMZISWI Zeman MM3 Aguilar MM3 Brewer MM3 Bacuetes 4 MM3 Fffdl MM3 Holmes MM3 M-I I I er MM3 Wykel MMFN Briseno FN Carter 38-Af31-G DI ISIO FA King MMFA Kerwin FN Rhone SA Vajdez MMFR Coleman MMFR Hilt I TERLUDE 3 PA' -.W ee X X S X X 5. X 'NX Ss . X X 3 XX x gg ,Q X X K XE? Aff! silzvx -X 'X X oi X ' xii X K x ,w X X '- i - 3 XS wt X Xx x Q X5xNX R-3 DIVISION P Electrical Repair Division R-3 DIVISION IS RESPONSIBLE FOR MAINTENANCE AND INTERIOR COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEMS. THEY TROUBLESHOOOT, REPAIR, OVERHAUL, AND INSTALL EQUIPMENT-WITH THE NAVY'S INCREASING DEPENDENCE UPON ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS, THIS IS OFTEN A CRITICAL JOB! C 3 LTJG Ripley Division Officer Electrical Repair Admin l EMCIS W1 Penerra ICC Smith EMI Aquino YNSN Musgfa Ve Repair Electrical Tool Issue EMI Giron , EMFN Roberts Sound Analysis - - EMFNG ' EM1fSW1Camgrem EM2 Angel EM2 Cline EM3M1Ue' mm 67 R-3 DIVISIO Inside E1ectrica1fReWind Shop EM2 Agustin EM2 Ebalo EM2 Herm oso EM2 Jacob EM2 MHEWIHS EM3 Gutierrez Outside Electrical Shop EMCfSWj Doria EMCISWI Mendoza EM1 Atanacio EM1 Delatorre EM1fSW1DeLeon EM2AI1Wein EM3 Bennett EM3 Craig EM3 Daw EM3 Gilmore EM3 Javier 68 X X N XX X S XSNX XX XXXSX SXX X X Xxx XXX? 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X ,K 5 A EM3 Kapsengehanh EMFN Goodwin R-3 DIVISIO nl, EMWSW7 CWPUZ EMI A1031-Q2 EM1 fswy Glenn EMI Kamber EM1 Morelos EMFN Cepeda EMFN Hagele EMFN Hill EMFN Jenkins EMFN Watkins FN L6-Shay EM2 Golson EM2 Pascal EM2 Rejas EMZI S W2 Rufo EM2 Williams EM3 Andino EM3 Nuqui EMFN Armada EMFN Arth nf EMFN Bennett EMFN Min EMFA Greenert R-3 DIVISIO Interior Communications And Gyro Shop 651GB Y ICCYSW2 Montgomery ICI C0011 70 I C2 Mason I C2 Myers I C2f S WJ Stokes I C2 Thonn 103 BLA CK SINGING AT THE BLA CK HI CELEBRA TION STOR Y MONTH ICFA Smith L ICFA Smith S FNE , rvmg 1 , I C3 Black I C3 Crump IC3 Thurau R-3 DIVISIO I C1 Sch uer I C2 Bitton IC2 Wiedemann l HAPPY BIRTHDA YIC1 SCHUER! I C3 Ferguson I C3 Gibson I C3 Miller I C3 Thomsen I C3 Yarbrough I CF N EV8I1S w i V 032550 I CFN Nestor I CFA Leverette R- DIVI I0 f awf W X, ,W W V , ,Wi 2 igyiffzffm ff Pj 'l , Vfyam, Jfgjflf in W f f ff! ! ff! f ,fm W-f X! W I ff IW, W X X X24 aj! f , f 9 7 H Z! M f , lfmyn Wff' , ff , f, W ff? f WM ' j f 6 WA f W 6 M, Wf f ,ww X 0 RA CREW 72 E ' 13 35 LIBS! R-4 DIVISION SUPPORTS THE FLEET'S COMMUNICATIONS, RADAR, SONAR, AND TEST EQUIPMENT, AS WELL AS WORKING ON OTHER NON-RELATED ELECTRONICS. SERVICES INCLUDE THOSE OF OUR ELEC- TRONICS SHOP, FLEET ELECTRONIC CALI- BRATION LABORATORY, CRYPTOGRAPHIC EQUIPMENT REPAIR, TELETYPEWRITER REPAIR CONTROL SHOP, SONAR REPAIR, ANTENNA REPAIR, TEST EQUIPMENT RE- PAIR, AND MICROXMICROMINIATURE RE- PAIR. ETCIA WJ Lloyd ET1 Black ET1 Mohrbacker ET2fsW1 Grefe ET2 Holly ET2KidWe11 ET2 sua ET3Mi1ey ET3Ref1ff0W R-4 DIVISION Repair Administration ETCMIS W2 Lindgren ETC Dewitt ETC Hayden Division Office 67 A General Electronics Repair ET1 Sexton ET2 Dorsett ET2 Gaughan 73 R- DIVISIO i Y ET3 Bafich ET3 Buchanan ET3 Daina uski ET3 Ellerd E T3 F -91' 1' OW ET3 Henderson ,, w N ,, 1 ET3 Hilleary ET3 Koester ET3 Luther ET3 Marshall ET3 Partel ET3 Ray ET3 Robbins ET3 Scott ET3 sfffofd ET3 smith ET3 Taylor ETsNsc0n aj 74 M5 x ,Ny- qM5gQ5ggg,-t kk ' . I X f' ff ,, R-4 DI I IO 67B Fleet Electronics Calibration Lab F l ETCIS W1 Powell ET1 KS W1 Brown ET1 Evans ET1 Rahall ET2KIUSSj Drebot ET2 Jones ETZISWJ Worthen ET3 A ustermann ET3 Cooper ET3 Gonzalez 1 ET3 Horton ET3 Monahan ET3 Morgan ET3 Renz ET3fS W1 Spencer il l 1 W l l l 75 l ,TY R-4 DIVISIGN 67C Crypto Repair 67D Teletype Repall' 67C Crypto Repair ETCISWI Swartz ET2 Swartwood ET3 McKee ET3 Robertson ET3 S 67 D Teletype Repair RM1 Coleman RM2 Charles RM3 Bacot R M 76 3D0HH1d RMSNSustaita 67E Computer Repair FCCK S W1 Ba umgartner R-4 DIVISIO S TG2 Brine y FC3 Brasic STG3 Bulduc 1 FC3 Crump STG3 Maurice FC3 McMahan F03 Musa FC3 Snowberger R- DIVISIO 67K Electronic Test Equipment Repair STGCISWI Noland ET1 Bullard i E T2 Bryan ET2 Gagnon ET2 Marsteller S TG2 Roldness ET2ISW1 Wood ET3 Brooksbank ET3 Leber STCQ3 Morin ET3 Overton ET3 Parsley E T3 Rader ET3 Streeter 78 f ' R-5 DIVISION Radiological Controls Division THE RADIOLOGICAL CONTROLS DIVISION PROVIDES IMA SUP- PORT TO NUCLEAR POWERED SHIPS, PROPULSION PLANTS, AND THEIR ASSOCIATED SYSTEMS. R-5 PROVIDES RADIAC CALIBRA- TION, RADIOLOGICAL CONTROLS, VALVE AND COMPONENT RE- I PAIR, AND WELDING SERVICES. R-5 CONDUCTS 'NOVEMBER EMER- GENCY' DRILLS AND RADCON TRAINING EVOLUTIONS. LCDR Fusco Radiological Controls Officer 94A Radiological Control l I CCSIS W1 Donaldson EMC Baird ET1 Harrington I - T ss S ll' k 1 EM1lSSjOveren MM2fss1AuSfin ETZISWJ Brady MM2D1esfe1kamp MM2DY1feS E -gf 7 fe 'C 7 R- DIVISIO 38N Nuclear Production H T1 Ross B T2 Allen H T2 Fleenor MM3 Henderson MM3 Niznick MMFA Bingham 67 F Radiac Calibration MRFN Wierzbicln i EM1fSSJFo1'mo ET1 Kellam EM2 Fowler H T2 Priddy ET3 McGu ' ' lr 80 're ET3 Twztchell ET3 Wagner ET3 VanKleeC ,ii---.. CAPE COD CARTOONS-INTERLUDE gmwuma ow me comm' ' N-A---A-A Xwbknmmv' ' u V. ll f ll ' ' I - BHE F I M, A n 0 AIT' I I ' I F' ' E I xigfbw ov I I . . Q S I AXA' ' I I 'N 'Q ' 0 .I tf W , Y -- T - 1.043 043 5 0 HW ' 1 ' 'A ' Y, 3 ' 'A 'E 4' -'iv ' ...': , Q I X 'ff -I ' ' U0 W mai' 4 - 5 is 1 TN ! , Q . -'A I . 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Vmi- E zrrkasnw-:fees NIMNY 4 I , -A ll far' 141- -1' I , - I -A J : f --' ' I- X 81 R-6 DIVISION Propulsion Repair Division Administration cw04fSW1 wefssef BTCSISWI Babcock BT1 Harris BT? MOHOW YNSN Cfafg Division Officer Assistant Division I OffIC6I' R-6 DIVISION MAINTAINS AND REPAIRS MAIN PROPULSION AND AUXILIARY EQUIPMENT. THIS IS ACCOMPLISHED THROUGH THE EFFORTS OF THE FOLLOWING WORK CENTERS: IN- TERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINE SHOP, HYDRAULICIPNEUMATIC SHOP, BOILER REPAIR SHOP, AIR CONDITIONINGXREFRIGERATION SHOP, AND GAS TURBINE SHOP. R-6 COMPLETED A LOT OF WORK ON WESTPAC 93 DESPITE THE DEGREE OF DIFFICULTY AL M' . , L JOBS WERE CO PLETED WITH THE TYPICAL R-6 EXPERTISE AND DEDICATION THAT R-6 IS KNOWN FOR. THIS 1 - S WHY R 6 PERSONNEL ARE ESSENTIAL TO THE COMPLETION OF CAPE COD'S MISSION. fuss, J Q I 515 R-em 1 IO Boiler Repair C41-AJ Automatic Boiler Controls C41-BJ BTCfSWj Patterson BT1 ISWI Askew BTI Howard BT1 Johnson BT1 IS W1 Mendones l BTI Orbita BT1 Supnet BT2 Baldwin BT2 BHFHGS BT2 C0-Held BT-WSW! Cope B T2 DeLosSan tos B T2 Dizon B T2 Floyd BT2 Gaetos 1 BTZISWI Jagoda BT2 Lomfbao BT2 Richmond BT2Sa11f0y0 BT2SCheid1ef R-6 DIVI IO BT3 Black BT3 Bostrom BT3 Card BT3 Cafilw BT3 Jones BT3 Lambuth BT3 Netemeyer BT3 Sanchez 1 BT3KS W2 DeLosReyes BT3 Stoney B T3 Griego B T3f S W2 Tarango BTFN Davies BTFN Siefert B TFN Willebrand f W MMCISW1 Gamalong Qi W.. F , MM2 Smiley MM3 Stewart i n V i I I R-6 DI I IO Air Conditioning And Refrigeration Q56-BJ MMI Alarcon MMI Go MM2 Padilla MM2 Sibonga MM2 Valdez MM2 Warrick MM3 Abney MM3 Miller MM3 Whitman MMFN Brown MMFR Jackson R- DIVISIO Hydrau1ic!Pneumatic Shop Q31-FJ MMI Flores Lindsey Nofgeau Wallace Ine 1 MM2 Jones MMQM 1, 11 ars a M M2 R03 M M2 Rush MM2 Simpson MM2 Smith . MM3 P ma MMFN Phiniezy FR Redden 86 R-6 DI I IO Gas Turbine Shop Q31-TJ 1 , GSM C IS Wl Balt-'izal' GSECIS W2 D8 Vi6S GSM 1 Burger GSE1 Champion A GSM1 Culver GSM1 Monroe GSE1 Raphael GSM1 Russel GSE2 Adams GSEZISWI Castanon GSM2 Esau GSM2 Magbag GSE2 Ofsth un GSM3 Edwards GSE3 Everbeck GSE3 Kramer GSEFN Epprech t FN Sch ultz FA Duvharme R-6 DI I I0 Internal Combustion Engine Shop C31-EJ Governorflnjection Shop C31-CJ EN CIS W1 Bishop ENC Esteban EN1 IS W1 Bump EN 1 Haner EN1 Swann EN2 Beav er RM2f S W2 Corwin EN2 Eggiman EN2 Galloway EN2 La umann ENZKS WJ Mg 1363 I-3 EN2 M tg on omery EN2 Qui toriao EN2 Sprague EN 3 Land EN3 Perronne EN3 Ware EN3 Wlliams ENFN Branch ENFN Scott ENFN S If un es F N Thompson FN Turknett ENFA Kimmel RP DIVISION THE REPAIR PLANNING DIVISION CONSISTS OF SIX WORK CEN- TERS CINCLUDING REPAIR ADMIN-SEE PG 455. CW04 Noteware EMCSISWJ Garcia MMCISW1Bituin BTCISW1Burton EMCISWI Dipasupil Division 0fHcer MMC Doyle H TCIS W1 Dysinger GSM CI S W1 Hipoli to EM CIS W1 Tanala H TCIS WJ State HT1 Walker MM 1 Tju MRI Sagadraca HT1ISWJNether1y HT1 ISWJ Gill HT1 COIIHOI' H T2 LHF1'ance GSM2 Melkonian 89 RP DIVISIUN Technical Library The technical library assists tended units with supplies and II1a11l1a1S. BTCISWQ Dialino HT1fSWj MM1 IS W1 Smith MR2 Jones-Thrower Roethlisberger FC3 Holland MM3 Fruchey Ship's Superintendents The Ship's Superintendents act as liaisons between tended units and the Repair Department. ETCSISW1 . Main Waring EMCISWQ Javler MMCfSW1 Koesterer GSMC R08 90 RQ DIVISION Quality Assurance Division Quality Assurance Administration LTJG BSCQS H TCS f A Wfs' W1 HTC Carvel YN3 Wood Division Ofhcer Deshazer Asst. Division OfHce1' Quality Assurance division is divided into several shops: Non-nuclear!Non-de- structive Test Lab Q93-AJ, Nuclear Quality Control Assurance C93-BJ and the Metal- lurgy!W et Chemistry C95-AJ. The 93-A lab personnel perform non-nuclear NDT and serve as shipboard quality control inspectors. 95-N ensures quality of repairs per- formed on nuclear propulsion plant systems and train nuclear repair personnel. The Quality Assurance office reviews all non-nuclear controlled work packages and en- sures all tests are performed. 95-A provides material identification, acid etching, Boiler!Feed!Potable water testing and metallographic examination. i 9 1 RQ DIVISIO f If Y .V X XX f X 1 55? Z2 f , ' ,. 3 ,Nw f ,y . ' ,W-,-ww ,M el - 4 A 'wif-is? VPPW qw 1 ...... on-nuc1ear!NDT Lab Q93-AD HTCISWQ Grace HT1 Amsden HT1 Colean HT1 Kirley H T1 Eggers H T2 Ba uemfeind H T2 Bolson H T2 C131-1,5 HT2 C1 8 1- k HT2 Jansen HT2 Vinson HT2 Von Behren HT2 Yamamot ' b t 92 O HT3 BUT 1' 011811 H T3 Foster H T3 G11 er Quality Assurance Office C93-BJ RQ DI 1 IO MRCS Vjanzgn MM CIS W2 Aguilera MM C Bartolome MM CIS W1 Delacruz I CCKS Wj Wickliffe H T1 Cunningham MM1 ISWI Grepo BTI Salinas Nuclear Quality Control Assurance C93-NJ H TCIS WJ Storey HT1 Barnes GMM1 Bamhart MM1 Harvey 95-A MRI fSWj Scott H T1 Vamey H T3 THU 93U1 t frrffr f 5 .' , ,,,,,, he W- ,,1, ., if ,,. gf f f,-5, f W 'fu ' . W f t f f f , , w ,, ,Wyre , W an t at 'V Q R DIVISIG Repair Services division is responsible for repairs and cali- bration of precision measuring devices, pressure gauges, torque wrenches, thermometers, and tachometersg illustration, me- chanical drawings, printing services, photographic services, and maintenance of binoculars, sextants and Compasses. ENS Smith YN3 Division Officer Gooch Optical Shop 35-A Typewriter Shop 35-E X OM Cf S W1 P H 'mi IM1 Holquin OMI Smith IM2 Shannon C IM3 Carpenter OMSN Harding IM CM IS W1 Parrish G MCYS W1 Cruz O2-M GMC Johnson BM 1 Abad BM1 IS W1 GiaU31'0S LI2 Jacob BM3 Coffman 94 f RL, DIVISIUN Riggers Loft C72-Af72-DJ B ' . Beane Arrlaga C'8I'116y COIIIHS Kennedy Locktidge BM2 Pace BM3 Anderson H T3 Blair H T3 Burt H T3 Ffegquez BM3 Liles H T3 Martinez BM3 Priser SN Gregory I CFN Jackson SN WY11iams FA Bello MRFNKa1f2'n SR-411iS0H SR Bafbef 95 DIVISIO Ordnance Repair C38-BJ i TM1 IA W2 Greer l GMG1 Simmons GMG2 Jim6I16Z GMM3 Babbitt GMC Campbell GMCKSWJ Effetson GMM 1 Turner TMZIA WJ Barselow GMM3 Johnson GM G3 Thompson Drafting C64-DJ DMZIS W1 Dominguez DM3 Hacco DM3 Lynch i C i Print Shop C37 -AJ LIC Evans LI2 Lloyd L I 2 Wa 1161- LI3 Scott LI3 T 1 LISND oo e uncan LISN Reyes LISA Archer LISA Lmdblad LISA Qbyene R DI I IO MIRCS Lab C96-AJ IM CfSWlC1ark IM1 Dement IM2 Bfebef IMQ Cm, IM2 Funk IM3 HHH IM3 Keigley IM3 Lytle IMSN Tetrault Flex Hose Q56-CJ GMG1 IS W1 Jones H T2 Zigelmier EN3 A Vington B T3 Gross B T3 Ricks I C3 Shay Photo Lab C39-AJ PH3 MacDonald LI3 Morales PH3 Velieffe RD DI I IO Repair Divers division has the responsibility to perform necessary maintenance on vessels below the waterline. While in San Diego, the Diving division is sent TAD to the Consolidated Divers Unit where they work in support of San Diego-based PACFLT units tasked by Readiness Support, San Diego. When Cape Cod deploys, the divers join her and provide preventive and corrective maintenance which include underwater hull inspections, sonar dome inspections, PMS on bow- thrusters, cutting and welding operations, as well as inspecting and clearing fouled screws. C WO4 Kingsbury HTC SW Division OfHcer I XDVI Barker FCI IDVJ A351110 EN1IDVj Crumley DC1IDVjDi11 HTCIS WXD W Negele H TC f S WXD V1 Tarver First successful underwater prop change-out! MM 1 ISSXD V1 Drzemala HM1 IACXDVJ Geyer RD DIVISIO HT1 f D V2 Johnson BM 1 I D V2 S f81'1'iHg H T2 f D VJ Ghan ENZID V2 Hollars H T2fD V1 La WS H T2KD Vj Nierman BM3fDVj Montana BM3fDV2Sta1'kovich BM3fDVj Thorson BM3fD VJ Walker ICFNfDV1Mf116F z 1 1 4 R A I 4 SUPPLY ADMINISTRATION CDR M. Brown Supply Officer LT Be I-ge 1- LTJ G Mon tagot ENS De Wolf ENS S ' l SKCMSa1aZ31- SKCIS W1 Houck SKC Samson SK1 Balajadia SK1 Herbias SK 1 Miranda S-IDIVISIO Stock Control Division is responsible for the procurement, receipt, issue, stow- age and inventory of all materials utilized by the ship. This includes everything from aspirin for Medical to zippers for the Sail loft. S-1 also maintains control of the metal locker which contains metal rang- ing from small pipes to thick plate metal. Additionally, the division is responsible for the financial control of all funds bud- geted for the ship. SK1 Pollard SK 1 Scott SKI Wagner SK? Bundy 1 -1 DIVISIO A K 2 C1-UZ SK2 DeJesus SK2 Dixon H T2 R9,V9S SK2 Thompson SK2 Tumbokon SK3 Camarista SK3 Emerson SK3 Ferraro SK3 Marcelo -1 DI I IO SK3 Para y110 YN3 RHIIJIOW SK3 Roe SKSN Bland SKSN Felipe SKSN Harvey SKSA Diego SKSR Hobbs SN Fajardo 103 DIVISIO FOOD SER VI CES DIVISION MSC McEvoy MSC Mills MSC Miranda MSC Ocampo Food Services Division is responsible for providing the crew with three meals a day fplus mid-ratslj. The Mess Specialists, Mess Deck Master-at,- Arms, and Food Service Assistants work full time to feed the almost 1500 crewmembers. S-2 is also responsible for ordering, storing and accounting for over S500,000. worth of dry, frozen, and perishable foods. They spon- sor various special functions from formal dinners for visiting dignitaries to our famous Steel Beach picnics! La!-reau MS1 Ratola M51 Vasquez MS3 Collins MS3 Da vig M S2 Beasley MS2 Payne M52 Slfgh MS3 Bridges MS3 Earnest MS3 Gully M53 ISWJ James MS3 Jett MS3 Johnson MS3 Pope MS3 Spencer MS3 S wier a i MSSN Atkinson MSSN Baker MSSN Diaz Z!! X NSY S-2 DIVISIO MS-?J01wS MS3Muri11o MS3 May MS3 Turley MS3 Vasquez MS3 Watkins MSSN Moody MSSNPe11ens Wi W , W ,, W, WW , ,W Www ff J f W X ffVf ff ff iff ff X QQ WXW w f 0 ff 77 X fi! f!9Wf WW fic?f'?1?Q2i?f45 , fff ywyyw 4 ff fwzaf X ZW? wi MSSA Guess 4- r 106 i S-3 DI I IO SH1 G31'Ci3 SH1 Knowles SH2 Devore S . H2 Hines SH2 Lash SH3 Creel SH3 Dixon SH3 E t a on SH3 Settle SH3 T3mH.Y0 SH3 Tumoine SH3 Walker Sales Division S-3 Division is responsible for the dry-cleaning, laundry, and barbershop facilities. The Ship's Store procures, stows, issues and sells clothing items and retail stock. The profits generated through the retail operations are the main source of funds used for Cape Cod's Morale, Welfare, and Recreation activities. S-3 puts extra effort into everything they do! S-4 DIVISIO S-4 Division provides complete and reliable disbursing services to crew members assigned permanently to the CAPE COD, members of embarked units or ships and other customers as required. S-4 Division also pays deal- ers' bills for services rendered to CAPE COD during deployment in foreign ports. DKCS Camajsa DK1 Wilson DK2 Aquino DK2 Fermo DK2 Gonzalez DK3 B018 DK3 Mullins DK3 Tubes DKSN Cattage S-8 DIVI IO MAIL CALL! The Post Office col- lects, send, and distributes one of our most important items . . . MAIL! l l l DKSN Richardson DKSN Stewart PCI Marsh PC2 K orf PC3 Abundez S-8 DIVISIG PC3 Thompson PCSN Ricketts PCSN Walker SK CS Freeman SK 1 Fernandez AK2 Apostol SK2 ISW1 McKnigh t SK2 Wilson SK3 B31-to SK3 Galloway X PCSA Zago S-6 DIVISIO Repair of Other Vessels Supply Sup- port QROVSSJ serves as liaison between Supply and Repair departments. All Supply requirements requested by the Repair Department are screened and processed by S-6. This includes Walk- through, open purchase, stock status checks, COSAL maintenance, tracking and expediting of all critical items needed by the ship. 109 S-'7 DIVISIO Automated Data Processing CADPJ is kept very busy operating and maintain- ing the Honeywell and AT8zT main- frame computers, as Well as various mi- crocomputers onboard Cape Cod. We run many jobs and produce reports for several applications QADMIN, OMMS, SUADPS, and MRMSD. Additionally ADP maintains the Streamlined Auto- mated Logistics Transmission System CSALTSJ which transmits and receive pay files, requisitions and messages. DPC Matheson DS1 Hernandez DSI Oli vas DP1 Sutherland DP 2 Bvsig 91' DP2 Breedlove DP2 Cunningham DP2 Delaney DP2 San tana DP3 A vitto DP3 Castro DP3 Lapena We tried to fix it! 110 7 S- DIVISIO , DP3 Foster DS3 May DPSNBou1et DPSN Pyle DPSN Th D PS A F OUIPSOII reeman k , DPSA Sampson 111 DERWAY SHIP OPERATIO 7 W, ,WW WW fV'V W W ff! jf f ff My XQ f W f yf ! X f f z 7 f I ffm If Z , Q ww 0 Q f f Mfr! ,gg 'W X X 4 ,A X54 ,W .,,,,, 2. ff f , , ,,kf 4 ZMZQMZM , J vWM', 'IWW K . 4 ' 'V XL , , X A X f , ' y 1A-- Wf A f44wM'wff'-Mssmw V WARDROOM Hard at Work Camel Ride! STEEL BEA CH STEAKS Smilin ' Bob! Meeting of the Minds CPO MESS f,,f, W e ,. f 7:71 ?4,,fff 4 114 Wherei9 the seat be1t?!? You don 't have to peel rice! Daz-n! Wrong num ber! First, you have to think like a chicken-' , . gixxww X Q K-1 SQ ,k ENN Y N I S x X ,, N V us ,f ,X 'N Xfrwwmk if sw ww X ivan ,, 'ff K N HAWAII AND GUAM STEEL BEACH PICNIC l BLACK HI TURY MGNTH NX Sm M! Q E Q 4 mwmmm 'Mi W. 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I i I 5 Y ' 1 is is s 1. is 22 53 I, il E1 Ei Ei igf H 11 Qs 2? 23 fi MM2 Benford R-5 B T3 Ricks RS ET3 Miley R-4 2 2 X 5 TIGER CR I E A m... 4-Vi S-...SN EWCOMER s l LT Cl8llS6D SKC Ca Irunoc EMC Cordova SKC Fellenba um HTC Schaffer DP1 Bass-McCain R-5 Div. S-1 DIV- 31'd DIV- S-6 Div. RQ Div. S-7 Div. H T1 Hill H T1 Swanson SH3 Delecruz H T3 Pitcher RP3 Walsworth SR Falls R-1 Div, RQ Div. S-3 Div. R-1 Div. Chaplain is Dept. , 3rd Div. DCF A Garrison SR Hayes SHSA Lilly SHSR Rosfandale R-1 Div. 3rd Div. S-3 Div. S-3 D1 V- Lee Smith K. Mmm P- 61 PACE Instr. Guest PECIAL MOME T ,Y --.i Dalton Lee Rboads 8 A pril, 1993 Tanner Farley 14 February, 1993 . , - , , .fq , Jai, . X t J V 'W 3 f Q , x . ' V Y' , ' .F , 1 , , . . 1 A t nmgxgdfsgi 4 ,f Cameron Mchael Walswortlz Chelsea Nicole Balajadia Affshg Nicgle Barber 30 J-H11 UHIY, 1993 20 March, 1993 5 July, 1993 Alika M Lizardo 13 May, 1993 ORE OME T IN MEM ORIAM Life itself experienced to its fullest, is a mere wink in time when compared to eternity. Individ- uals meet, brush shoulders, and then go their sep- arate ways. They do not know if their paths will ever cross again in that element known as the fu- ture. In all of this, we feel great sorrow for those who were in our midst and lost their lives. Indeed, we will never forget th em and we will always miss them. God help us to see His matchless plan in the dimension called time, and that one beyond . . . eternity. Chaplain Val J Jensen HT3 Chris Varrien tos H T1 Chad Ren wick MM2 Shawn Strickland Fare well, Shipma tes You will be missed ,,. w - 25' H' r -. wry.:- lv . Ii, U . ,,t.3 . .f. - n j '1- .R 2-. I xg, dz-I l gqwix. A4 - ' 3-2 , th I l L, . ' . 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