Chosin (CG 65) - Naval Cruise Book

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1993 volume:

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HOME COAT OF ARMS USS CHOSIN (CG 65) SYMBOLISM Shield: The conflict between invading Communist forces from the North and the UN offensive from the South, is symbolized by the interaction of red and light blue on the shield. Red i so stands for courage and bloodshed; the gold denotes excellence and high ideals. The Marine Corps and U.S. Army are represented by the swords, raised at the ready. The rays symbolize the flame of combat and the frigid environment in the area of the Chosin Reservoir, from which the ship takes its name. Crest: The demi-dragon, breathing fire, represents the threat from China. The demi-trident symbolizes Naval power; gold represents excellence and courage in battle. Seal: The complete arms emblazoned upon a white field enclosed by a blue oblong border bearing the inscription USS CHOSIN around the top and CG 65 round the base all in gold and all within a continuous gold rope edging the border. Motto: Invictus — Latin foir invincible or unconquered. P GOING LAST GLIMPSES OF HOME FOR A LONG TIME f WI Hi THE USS CHOSIN IS THE FIRST SHIP TO BARE THE NAME OF A KOREAN WAR BATTLE. FROM 25 NOVEMBER TO 10 DE- CEMBER THIS IS THE BATTLE THAT TOOK PLACE: THE U.S. MARINES, ARMY AND THE ROYAL MARINES WERE SUR- ROUNDED AND OUT NUMBERED 6 TO 1 AT THE CHOSIN RES- ERVOIR. THEY BROKE OUT AND MARCHED 14 MILES FIGHT- ING ALL THE WAY, CARRYING ALL THEIR EQUIPMENT. DEAD AND WOUNDED TO THE COAST. WITH ASSISTANCE FROM THE AIR FORCE THEY MADE IT IN 2 WEEKS LEAVING BEHIND A 10 TO 1 CASUALTY RATIO. IN THE PROCESS THEY EARNED 17 MEDALS OF HONOR, AND MANY NAVY CROSSES. THIS WAS THE MOST HIGHLY DECORATED BATTLE IN US HISTORY. F ciuuivr Fraternity- of Honor THE CHOSIN FEW , NOVEMBER - 1950 DECEMBER USS Chosin in Seattle ■ J M ■ rK ' -: -i CH 4 rf Northwest Chapter members aboard the USS Chosin (CG6e t-X y tf THE ROYAL MARINES WERE AN IN- TEGRAL PART OF THE CHOSIN FEW! CAPTAIN MAYER SERVED HIS FIRST TOUR ON BOARD THE USS BENNING- TON (CVS-20) FOLLOWED BY THREE PATROL BOATS OFF THE COAST OF VIETNAM. AFTER RECEIVING AN MBA HE SERVED ON THE USS GRAPPLE (ARS- 7) AND THE USS REASONER (FF-1063) HE WENT TO WASHINGTON TO SERVE AS A FINANCIAL ANALYST ON THE CMOS STAFF FOLLOWED BY A TOUR AS XO ON THE USS COOK (FF-1083). CAPTAIN MAYER COMMISSIONED THE USS RENTZ (FFG-46) AS COMMANDING OFFICER AFTER SERVING AS ASSIS- TANT BUDGET OFFICER HE COMMIS- SIONED THE FINEST CRUISER IN THE NAVY ON 12 JANUARY 1991 • THE USS CHOSIN (CG-65) . C@.liMJKDmG OFfilllR MID PAC CHANGE OF COMMAND TOOK PLACE ONBOARD CHOSIN 12 JULY 92. A: 2:1 CAPTAIN DANIEL R. BOWLER WAS ASSIGNED TO FIVE AFLOAT COM- MANDS PRIOR TO THE USS CHOSIN: THE USS TURNER JOY (DD951), USS WELCH (PG93), USS ALBERT DAVID (FF1050), USS OULLET (FF1077), AND THE USS LEFTWICH (DD984) AFTER A FEW YEARS IN WASHINGTON HE RETURNED TO THE PEARL HARBOR TO TAKE COMMAND OF THE NAVY ' S FINEST CRUISER! H HARD AT WORK DO YOU SPEAK SEMAPHORE? x.o. EXECUTIVE OFFICER COM- MANDER LOUIS J. GEANU- LEAS. THE X.O. IS WHAT WAS ONCE REFERRED TO AS THE FIRST MATE. AS XO HE IS RE- SPONSIBLE FOR THE CLEAN- LINESS OF THE SHIP AND THE IMPLEMENTATION AND TIME- LY EXECUTION OF COMMAND POLICIES. HE IS ALSO THE CAPTAINS RIGHT HAND MAN AND DIRECT CONNECTION WITH THE CREW. AWAY THE GIG AWAY! COMMAND CHAPLAIN LT MICHAEL W. LAGNSTON AS THE COMMAND CHAPLAIN ATTENDS TO BOTH THE SPIRITUAL AND COUNSEL- ING NEEDS OF THE CREW ABOARD CHOSIN. CTRCM T F PARSONS COMMAND MASTER CHIEF AS COMMAND MASTER CHIEF MASTER CHIEF PAR- SONS IS THE LINK BETWEEN THE OFFICERS AND THE EN- LISTED. HIS PRIMARY CON- CERN IS TO MAKE SURE THE COMMUNICATION BETWEEN THE COMMAND AND THE TROOPS IS SMOOTH. THE DRAGON MASTER S .1 I THE SHIPS PARTY GAVE THE CREW ONE LAST CHANCE TO UNWIND TOGETHER PRIOR TO DEPLOYING. ' DAMAGE CONTROr- ' i PL YMPICS uxc UNDERWA Y HAZE . E5 ' IWl Cr  li 1 GRAY 5 K run] m Jm 1 ) THE CHOSIN CHOIR ' S FIRST PERFORMANCE IS OUT- STANDING! Ilk ' ■■■I IH IS ' W II W IIP NOW. BVEW i QJXUSjSkDH TfK ' ■ !?._£ j DEPARTMENT HEADS LCDR MURPHY OPERATIONS LCDR HASTINGS COMBAT SYSTEMS LCDR SCHROER SUPPLY LCDR GALE ENGINEERING LCDR LINDBERG HSL 37 DET 2 LT PEDRO 22 rm . L. . LT MILLER DETII CENTER: AZ2 LYLES i( FLIGHT HOGS 99 24 AMS2 DONNELLY AMS3 CASWELL ADAN RICE AD2 BATTEY AIRMAN LIBERTY HOUND COMBAT SYSTEMS FIRE CONTROLMAN (FC)-OPERATES AND MAINTAINS THE FIRE CONTROL SYSTEMS AND THE AEGIS SYSTEMS. SONAR TECHNICIAN (STG)-OPERATES AND MAINTAINS THE ANTI-SUBMARINE WARFARE SENSORS AND EQUIPMENT. COMBAT SYSTEMS MISSION: TORPEDOMAN ' S MATE (TM)- OPERATES MAINTAIN ' S AND EMPLOYS THE SHIPS TOR- PEDOES AND RELATED EQUIPMENT. ELECTRONICS TECHNICIAN (ET)-MAINTAINS RADARS, ELECTRONIC COMMUNICA- TIONS, AND ALL TEST AND SUPPORT EQUIPMENT. INTERIOR COMMUNICA- TIONS (IC)-OPERATES AND MAINTAINS THE SHIPS INTERIOR COMMUNICA- TIONS AND GUIDANCE SYSTEMS. THE COMBAT SYS- TEMS DEPARTMENT I IS CHARGED WITH THE READINESS AND MAINTENANCE OF ALL RADARS, AIR DE- FENSE EQUIPMENT, ANTI- SUBMARINE WARFARE AND AEGIS SYSTEMS FOR USS CHOSIN. THE MISSION OF THE COM- BAT SYSTEM DEPART- MENT, IS TO HAVE CHOS- IN ' S WEAPONS AND SEN- ALL TIMES. CHOSIN AS SEEN THROUGH THE EYES OF THE COMBA T SYSTEMS DEPARTMENT GUNNER ' S MATE (GM)-GMG (GUNNERY),GMM (MISSILE)-OPERATES AND MAINTAINS ALL GUNNERY AND MISSILE SYSTEMS AS WELL AS ASSOCIATED ORDNANCE. STGC (SW) VERSLEY mCfSMOCOIE STG1 (SVW PORTHR STGl (SW) MATI CWS STGI SKINNER STGI (SW) BROOKS STG2 EASON STG2 PELAN STG2 SMITH iTG2 POWERS TM2 CHAVIS STG3 WORSWICK STG3 WILSON STG3 (SW) CARDENAS STG3 CHARLES. STGSA ROSE STG3 WILLIAMS, STGSA LAS ATER t- . .TJG WEEDON E.M.O. ETCS GIORNO ET1 (SW) THOMPSON ET1 (SW) HAYES C E DIVISION ET1 SKINNER ET1 JAMES ET3 HARDEN ET3 KELLY N S ET3 WHITE f i ET3 BERGMAN n ). Il 1 lJ ET1 WILLIAMS Q! ' i I ET2 MARLETT ET2 NISKALA ET2 OIANNI lAhrf IC1 DICKSON IC2 OZBURN 5Si IC2 BARROWS ( -S ' 7 IC3 DESIMONE IC3 BARAN CF C LT GOHRING S.T.O. FCC (SW) OLIN f ■inn « FC2 HOLST FC2 (SW) BATTEN FC2 MACKIN FC2 DAVIS FC2 BRANNON FC2 MICHALSKI FC2 PAJERSKI FC2 DOSS LT UMENTUM ORDO FC2 HOLLOWAY FC2 JEDINEY FCC PALMER GMGC DtCKERSON GMG1 BENNETT FC2 HAIDER GMG2 BLEAKLY FC2 KALINEY FC3GEARMAN FC3 MOORE FC3WOODARO FC1 ROBISON FC2 SKIBBE FC3 BAKER II FC3ESPINOSA GMG3 SCHWARTZ GMG3PUORER GMG3NAFZIGER GMG2 GREENWALT FC2 TRAVIS FC2 ROLLER GMG3 BARRETT FC3 JAMES V GMM1 (SW) YATCZAK GMM1 WALLINGFORD GMM1 (SW) THOMAS GMM1 (SW) CLAYTON GMM1 CHAFFIN NGINEERING DEPARTMENT DAMAGE CONTROLMAN (DC) MAINTAINS AND RE- PAIRS SHIPS DAMAGE CONTROL SYSTEM AND EQUIP- MENT. ELECTRICIAN ' S MATE (EM) MAINTAINS THE EQUIPMENT THAT PROVIDES AND CARRIES POW- ER THROUGH OUT THE SHIP. ENGINEMAN (EN) PROVIDES SERVICES SUCH AS AIR CONDITIONING. HIGH AND LOW PRESSURE AIR. AND SMALL BOAT MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR GAS TURBIN E SYSTEMS TECHNICIAN (GSE) ELEC- TRICAL. (GSM) MECHANICAL - OPERATES AND MAINTAINS THE SHIPS PROPULSION EQUIPMENT AND RELATED SYSTEMS. O HULL MAINTENANCE TECHNICIAN (HT) ) MAINTAINS AND RE- . y PAIR ' S THE SHIPS HULL AND FITTINGS AND FABRICATES CUTS AND WELDS TO REPAIR SHIPS DAMAGE. MACHINERY REPAIRMAN (MR) MANUFACTURES FROM STOCK VARIOUS COMPONENTS OF THE SHIP ' S MACHINERY. ENGINEERING MISSION THE ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT IS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE OF ALL PROPUL- SION, ELECTRICAL, MECHANICAL AND AUXILIARY SYSTEMS AND MAINTAIN- ING WATERTIGHT INTEGRITY OF CHOSIN. THIER MISSION IN SUPPORT OF CHOSIN ' S OVERALL MISSION IS TO KEEP THIER SYSTEMS IN A STATE OF COMBAT READINESS AT ALL TIMES. A E DIVISION H LT LEWIS ENC CLAYTON EMC (SW) SANTOS EMI COUSINEAU EN1 JANUSHESKE I rin ' ?J S EM1 KOONTZ EM3 WILLIS EM3 SABALLA EM3 CANTRELL EMS MCGUFFIN EMFN JOHNSON EMFN HOLLAMBY EMFN WASHINGTON EMFN SCARBROUGH FN WARE IL DIV.Sv V EN3KENT EN3 ROSSO EN3 YOUNG WJi % FN WARE TAKES THE GOLD IN THE 5 K RUN. LT MAGEE MPA CW03 MCCORMICK ENC (SW) AVERY GSMC BRASSEAUX MP DIVISION GSE1 HALL GSM1 KEMPER QSM2 LEIKER GSM2CRUZ CHANGING FILTERS TO KEEP THE FUEL CLEAN WORKING WORKING HARD HARDLY GSM2 ARGAMOSA GSM2 DUNCAN GSM2 KRAESZIG GSM2 LAHR (3511 J 61 V I TAVEESIN !e : 2£:li ri:,pJ i il ; THE WAR DRAGON PACKS T POWERFUL BLOWr- ' aSHlC. - -i § V D.C.A. LT FRETZ LTJG WILLS DCC (SW) MALONEY HT1 (SW)RANDELL nr t , HT1 (SW) RAY DC1 (SW)TUNSTALL k HT2 (SW) BANKER DC2 (SW) SOYRING 0C2 OANDONOLI OPERATIONS DEPARTMENT BOATSWAIN ' S MATE (BM) MAINTAINS ALL EQUIPMENT DEALING WITH MARLINESPIKE SEAMANSHIP AND ALL RELATED EVOLU- TIONS. ELECTRONICS WARFARE TECHNI- CIAN (EW) OPERATES AND MAIN- TAINS ELECTRONIC WARFARE SEN- SORS AND EQUIPMENT. CRYPTOLOGIC TECHNICIAN (CT) OPER- ATES AND MAINTAINS ALL CRYPTOLOGIC SENSORS AND EQUIPMENT. INTELLIGENCE SPECIALIST (IS) COLLECTS AND DIS- SEMINATES CUR- RENT INTELLIGENCE VITAL TO THE SHIPS MISSION. PORTUNITIES NAVY COUN- SELOR (NO ADVISOR TO THE CREW ON ALL CUR- RENT OP- PERTAINING TO THEIR CAREER. © HOSPITAL CORPSMAN (HM) HANDLES THE MEDICAL NEEDS OF THE CREW. POSTAL CLERK (PC) OPERATES THE SHIP ' S POST OFFICE MASTER AT ARMS (MA) THE SHIPS PO- LICE FORCE ENSURING SECURITY AND SAFETY. OPERA- TIONS SPECIAL- IST (OS) OPER- ATES, EVALUATES, AND MAKES TACTICAL RECOMMEN- DATIONS ON INFORMA- TION GATHERED BY SHIPS SENSORS. PERSON- NELMAN (PN) MAIN- TAINS THE CREW ' S PERSONNEL RECORDS, SHIPS ADMINISTRATIVE AND CLERICAL NEEDS. QUARTERMASTER (QM) RESPONSIBLE FOR THE SAFE NAVIGATION OF THE SHIP. SIGNALMAN (SM) CONDUCTS VISUAL COM- MUNICATIONS WITH OPERATING UNITS. RADIOMAN (RM) RESPONSIBLE FOR ALL ELECTRONIC COMMUNICATIONS TO AND FROM THE SHIP. YEOMAN (YN) MAINTAINS OFFICER RE- CORDS, SHIPS ADMINISTRATIVE AND CLER- ICAL NEEDS THE MISSION OF THE OPERATIONS DEPARTMENT IS TO COORDINATE ALL OF THE LOGISTICAL NEEDS OF THE SHIP AND THE CREW SO THAT THEY BOTH CAN OPERATE AT PEAK PERFORMANCE AT ALL TIMES. 63 o LT FRANZ RMC (SW) LIEN RMl HUMPHREY RM1 GHOLSTON RM3 STEINBOCK RM3 KELLEY RMSN MARSHALL 64 SHEIK IBN AL FRANZA VISIT ' S CHOSIN • Ml 41 1... II , 41 c D I V I S I O N RM1 SIMPSON RM2 RICHARDSON RM2 WILLIS RM3 HOLLOWAY RM3 AKRIDGE RMSN CONTRERAS RMSN MEELER 65 RM1 (SW) STINSON U- ' -t 1 I LT HARDY BMC (SW) MARTIN BMC (SW) KALANI BMl (SW) KEKEVIAN BM1 ROBINSON BM2 WILSON BM2 DEROSIA BM2 MUCKLE BM2 WHITE BM2 ISABEL u JA BM2 (SW) SMITH BM3 DANG BM3 VARGAS BM3 WOODS BM3 BEDFORD EVEN IN THE JEBEL ALI HEAT THE WARDRAGON DECK CREW CAN ' T BE BEAT 103 DEGRAFF BMSN ALCINEY BMSN TODD SN GODFREY PCSN MARTINEZ ita BM3 SEMMEL BM3 MCWEE BM3 WEINHOLZER 3MM3 ADAMS DCS BUSHROD NEW RATES AS SEAMAN WHO MOVE UP NOT OUT! SHSN MIRABAL SMSN HAWLEY SN ZENON BM3 WICKER BMSN FIELDS SHSN BROWN J SEA ANCHOR DETAIL SLED 3 ALL SHIPS WITH A MARK 1 MOD ADAMS FAR SEEING EYE ON BOARD CAN REST IN PEACE. PHOTO BY: MS3 DEGANTA 73 • WIIBI CW02 CONNALLY EWCS (SW) LETT CTRCS (SW) PLETZER CTOC (SW) TAYLOR EWl (SW) PETRIMOULX CHILLIN ON THE STEAL BEACH m CTR1 NICHOLS CTR2 JOHNSON CTR3 CLARK CT03 COTE EW3 SANDERSON CTR3 FLATTLY f y t m s w ui W ' Fi «! ) CTRI (SW) RACCA EW1 GORDON ISI NEEL EW2 GRATZ EW2 HAWKINS O E DIVISION CTR3 MERCHANT CTOSN SHAFFER SWEEPERS SWEEPERS MAN YOUR BROOMS EWSN MORROW CTOSA BABCOCK CTOSA SIMMONS ■:3Tr .-- -j«- I a m ' m fm m mmmi m r tJ -ii ( O I DIVISION K r 1 US ' M. ii LT ECKERLE LTJG GILLY OSCS (SW) McCORMACK OSC (SW) O ' NEAL OSC (SW) KERSEY , .J., i-s J . . 0S2 CSW) GILLICK 0S2 FALK 0S2 EVERETTE 0S2 JONES 0S2 AZEVEDO mmsmn mi m 0S1 (SW) REILLY OSl (SW) VILLA OSI MEAD OS2 (SW) COMPTON 0S2 (SW) LONGING 0S2 MASSY 0S2 ZAHORSKY 0S2 WILLIAMS 0S2 STOVER 0S2 TEAGLE y 0S2 SHEPHERD 0S3 BAKER 0S3 HEAGERTY 0S3 HOGENTOGLER OSS TAYLOR Z- 1 4 .f sli i 0S2 BULLINGTON 0S3 PARRISH 0S3 WHITAKER 0S3 ALVAREZ OSSA SORRELL LT JURINKA QMCS (SW) MAROSTICA EMCS (SW) MAUL -i V,. «« . PNC (AW) TOLENTINO STGC MINHOTO QM3 SIMMONS ii w -s- B Rp It ON OX SM3 HAGERTY QMS REED QM3 GENNARO SMS FRAZIER IBPWi HMC (SW) (AW) WILSON YNlHALL NC1 SALYERS EX DIVISION ♦ YN3 JONES PN3 JESPERSEN YNSN GRELLNER r ' T ' -rl iM YN3 PHILLIPS MA1 (SW) RANSOM SM1 (SW) GILLIAT QM2 WEISBERG PCS MARTINEZ PNSN WYLD ■ -. ..■ — . , •- ■ ' . A J. J ADMINISTRATION, NAVIGATION, SHOTS AND MAIL SHIPS DON ' T RUN WITHOUT THESE THINGS AND THESE GUYS ARE THE BEST AT WHAT THEY DO. A PRINK BEFORE I lUlDRK!!!!! SUPPL Y DEPARTMENT SUPPL Y ' S MISSION DISBURSING CLERK (DK) OVERSEES THE PAYMENT OF CREW THE SUPPLY DEPARTMENT IS CHARGED WITH PROVIDING COMPLETE SUPPORT AND SERVICES FOR THE ENTIRE SHIP ON A 24 HOUR-A-DAY BASIS. THESE SERV- ICES INCLUDE PROCUREMENT AND STOCKING OF CONSUMABLE ITEMS AND SPARE PARTS, PAYROLL, FOOD SERVICE AND SUPPORT SERVICES FOR THE CREW. THE CREW CAN ' T FUNCTION WITHOUT THIS DEPARTMENT AND THE SHIP IS LIFE- LESS WITH OUT HER CREW. MESS MANAGEMENT SPECIALIST (MS) HANDLES THE PRO- CUREMENT, RECEIPT, STORAGE AND PREPARATION OF ALL FOOD FOR THE CREW. SHIPS SERVICEMAN (SH) PROVIDES BARBER AND LAUNDRY SERVICES, AND OPERATES THE SHIPS STORE. J )RY 4 STORE KEEPER (SK) PROCURES, STORES AND HANDLES ALL SPARE PARTS AND CONSUMABLE ITEMS. THE SHIP AS EXPE- RIENCED BY THE SUPPLY DEPART- MENT. I SI, S3 S4 DIVISION tm ff II ' . . lk l.-r '  - t5 '  i 32 MCKENDRY MS3 WAGONER MSI ALLEN MS2 JEFFERSON MSSN VELASQUEZ H MSSN BER MSSN DOMINGUE MSSA GROOTVELT TWmh ' XT° a6i. ?r ' i. ' «r3-f7 -- y wiL te% i u 1S!! .-i3 -• i 1 ,M , .. .m 1 11 . ■ - x.A :-.?. •■••■ -1- ' ■.J • ■ AM M u? •ii ' ilnP e ' ' ' fe fe •■ %ii 4i L ' k - 4 h «r feM K i rl4K gr.y SEA TTLE WASHINGTON 2 TO 6 JUNE 1992 til iW ' fW ' m -A NORTH Everett Vancouver B. C. 1 1-1 J JUST DOWN THE ROAD FROM SEATTLE WAS VANCOUVER BRITISH COLOMBIA CANADA. THE FA- MOUS PIKES PLACE MARKET IF YOU ORDER FISH BRING A CATCH- ERS MIT. GUAM U.S.A. A SHORT ONE DAY VISIT FOR SUPPLIES ON 20 AUGUST 1992 AFTER THE FIRST OF MANY LONG STRETCHES AT SEA. JJ Sketch Of Marianas Archtpelago Showing Th« Marianas Trench No Scale « SINGAPORE FROM 29 AUGUST TO 2 SEPTEMBER 1992 THE WARDRAGON ANCHORED OFF THE COAST OF THIS VERY CLEAN AND FRIENDLY CITY COUNTRY. u II m— vt m m mm PHUKET THAILAND 3 TO 6 SEPT 1992 JUST AN HOUR AWAY WAS THE RE- SORT TOWN OF PATHONG BEACH WHERE MANY OF THE CREW FOUND TIME TO RELAX BEFORE OUR LITTLE STAY IN THE GULF. m mn ' T ' m ,s M- . OH TAXI! nited rab Emirates JEBEL ALI DUBAI JEB. 27-28 SEPTEMBER, JEB. 18-28 OCTOBER DUB. 15-21 NOVEMBER 1992 JEBEL ALI IS NOT MUCH MORE THAN AN INDUSTRIAL SEA PORT. SO MOST OF THE LIBERTY TIME WAS SPENT ONE HOUR UP THE ROAD IN DUBAI OR AT THE HOTEL METROPOLITAN WHERE THE USO AND PHONES WERE. E. T. 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TARA WA KIRIBA Tl ISLANDS THE VISIT TO TARAWA WAS FROM 3 TO 5 FEBRUARY I historic 5ITI WORID WVi TVO M fmm wmVflffTH 8,r WVAL m ns .mtii am otmrn m ama Aam £«mc ™ mtm ra m November 20-23 I9«3 BETWEEN THE jmtSZ N WAL FORCES AND THE UNITES 5TOTS MASKS 81 OMSWN TH6 cuN IS Of earn man m jf6 sikud to the maAL ja«wse iwvy ( oer an a s cotrnwrr mtvioi wans ARHSfBout a the JAft«S£ mmHr in hm, TUS C AND TUWASi NOHIKi: WAS {HCIWiy KSTAOD) ON M DF M FRST Ult - MTTUsups vc possfflo TOM wtr w THf emu or tsjshw swm Mem SWO-JAWNESt AR Cf BOS. ' wiol TK£ IJN UWERUENT HOKBUSmON . WUNC TTC BZO. TOS Tm J AflWHtNT WS a«3i)K,sni«c£ Tifa ewe w!K ujir used for emu turn. muc m. p m. war. TAIAOIM N AKI KOROBOKI HE (I BENIA Tt KATI Nl MmHC AO TE KAI III KAETlCn. ■gj H BiimB ir p R it ' H% i Ira I ■ . x % IV I ' H Hra GENERAL QUARTERS!!! PTUNI I GIS YOU IN THE HIGHEST COURT OF THE RAGING MAIN. THE DOMAIN OF IMPERIVM NEPTVNI REGIS SEND GREETINGS TO: The USs CtioStM rx,-G.? amh her ?OLqwior. CrfuI ARE COMMANDED TO APPEAR BEFORE THE ROYAL COURT ON 1 D£c ' 4;l :!l ' ri M m ' l i A complaint has been filed with the government of THE DOMAIN OF IMPERIVM NEPTVNI REGIS, STATE OF THE RAGING MAIN, EQUATORIA, against you: WHEREAS: YOU HAVE CONSPIRED TO ENTER THE ROYAL DOMAIN WITHOUT VISA, PASSPORT OR PROPER AUTHORIZATION. WHEREAS: YOU have failed to maintain the personal hygienic PERFECTION REQUIRED TO ENTER THIS DOMAIN. TO WIT: YOU HAVE ALLOWED TO COVER YOUR BODY AND ENTER YOUR MIND A CERTAIN AMOUNT OF SLIME THAT IS USUALLY FOUND ON POLLYWOGS AND OTHER LOWER SPECIMEN OF THE REALM. WHEREAS: YOU ARE FURTHER CHARGED WITH BROWN RAGGERY , MOPERY, DOPEING OFF, CHIT REQUESTING, APPLE POLISHING, SYMPATHY SEEKING, GUN DECKING, PROCRASTINATION, GOLD BRICKING, LIBERTY HOUNDING AND REVEILLE NEGLECTING. WHEREFORE: the people of the domain of imperivm neptvni regis, STATE OF the RAGING MAIN, EQUATORIA, PRAY THAT THE DEFENDENT BE BROUGHT BEFORE THE ROYAL COURT FORTH- WITH AND BE TRIED BEFORE THE BENEVOLENT JUDGES PRE- SIDING. III ' f- i ' w Subscribed and sworn to before me this .s dav of DECEMBER . Royal scribe in and for THE DOMAIN OF INPERIVM NEPTVNI REGIS. DAVY JONES. ROYAL SCRIBE NEPTUNUS REX. 117 UNDERWAY REPLENISHMENT CONSORTS USS VALLY FORGE AT SEA REFUELING USS KINKAID USS MAUN A KEA 120 USS WABASH -THE WAR DRAGON REFUELED HERE MANY TIMES IN 1992- USS JOUETT FRENCH SHIP GEROGE LEYGUES MANEUVERING PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT I FLIGHT QUARTERS - FLIGHT QUARTERS RESCUE A T SEA RE ' ENLISTMENTS ( martin, EN1 SNYDER, BM2 derosia RECOGNITION FOR A JOB WELL DONE ' ri kii-iy ' 4 FAMIL Y AND FRIENDS SMALL BOA T OPERA TIONS POT - POURRI SHIPBOARD LIFE FUND RAISER TO HELP THE VICTIMS OF HURRICANE INIKI. A r-f HOMECOMEINGALOOOHAH! • rn J ! - 1 STAFF ADVISOR: LT LANCSTON EDITOR: STG1 (SW) PORTIER LA YOUTS ASST. EDITOR: GMM1 WALLINGFORD STG1 (SW) PORTIER 0S1 GETZ GSM1 ADAMS AT2 (AW SW) ARNETT FC2 (SW) HAIDER ET2 ABRAMS EW3 SANDERSON SM3 (SW) FRAZIER EM3 McGUFFIN MS3 DEGANTA PHOTOG- RAPHY STGC VERSLEY STG1 (SW) PORTIER ET1 JAMES EW1 GORDON STG2 CRUZ ET2 ABRAMS MS3 DEGANTA GMM3 SEVERNS EM3 MCGUFFIN ART WORK 031 GETZ FC2 HAIDER EN2 GOMEZ 147 THE WARDRAGON SHOWS HER ALOHA SPIRIT nn A, Yuktfflura JoAnn A. Yukin Mtyvr Orncc OF tks Mavoi OrncE Of THE Mavor UecesiD«r 16, 1992 CocBOAndlng OCflcsr OSS Chosin, CG65 AP 9663-1185 To tha Han of Cha USS Chosln: Than)c you for our donation to tha peopla oC Kauai in tha aftareath of Kurrlcana Iniki. We deeply appreciate your ougntf ulnass and your concern for our Island and our people. Thouqn w« have suTfered much danage, tha spirit o£ Uia people of Xauai renains strong and sliva as wa rebuild our llvaa, hones and businesses. Tha generosity of people such as yourselves has made us realize that the alona spirit knows no bounds. Enclosed is a photograph and press release which we released after BHC (SW) Gerard Kalani ' s visit to our office. ■lay all o£ you enjoy a blessed Christmas and a joyous new year. HURBICAWE IHIKI PRESS RELEASE (OR IKMEDIATE RELEASE iin Friday, Movaaibar 27, 1992 Contact: Kelani Hagao Janis Lyon: Public Information Of flea County ot Kauai ph. 241-6303 fax 241-6877 R£: USS CHOSIM PASSES THE HAT The USS Chosin was 5,000 alias away in the Gulf whan Hurricane iniJcl raged over Kauai. A Kauai Boy, Petty Officer Adrian Alvarez, son of PaCrlcJc and Jay Alvarej of Kakaha, was one of seven Hawaii-based sen on board. When news finally reached the officers and craw that Kauat was directly affected, they iomediaCely responded by passing tha hat. They raiied Sl,783.j5 for the Kauai Disaster Fund. BMC (SH) Gerard Kalani of Operations on tha Chosin presented tha check to Mayor YuXinura at hor office. On behalf of the people of Kauai, I an happy to receive this ooat touchin9 gaaturo of aioha sent to us froa serviceaen so far away froa hoae. It Is •upporc Buch aa this that gives us ancourageoant a we 90 through this racovary p«rtod, aai Mayor rukioura. t m ' - P ' -jjbmiK. THIS BOOK IS DEDICATED TO THE MEMORY OF THOSE WHO GAVE UP THEIR LIVES IN THE BATTLE OF CHOSIN. THE FOLLOWING INDIVIDU- ALS WERE TO FAST FOR OUR CAMERAS RMSN ALBRIGHT SKI ASINAS LT AUTEN ENFA BITTNER SR CAMACHO FR DEFORE LT DIXON EWSN DOYLE SHI FANNON 0S2 GRAVES GMG2 GREENWALT FN GUNDER LTJG HAGMANN GSE3 HALLOWELL RMSN HATCHER GSMFA FOSKETT FC3 JAMES OSSR KNUTSON SA LIGHTELL FC3 NAVARRO MSSR NELSON GSEC OBRIAN SHSA ROMERO GSM2 SENNA HMl SHEAFFER GSM3 TWIDWELL GSM2 VERGARA 0S3 WATSON MSSA WEBER 0S2 WHITFIELD 148 i ) Kenya Ethiopia ( SEYCHELLES . r J J f - ) O r 1 f A f f 1 5 1 O) f ml Tasmania Kerfu«len Itlanrft o Fiji Islands V  O I 3moa s ands Oc. ' , . ' « . ' , ' o ' s Tahiti SOUTH PACIFIC Jj WELLINGTON | q ; USS CHOSIN CG-65 CRUISE SCHEDULE 00. 5 MAY, DEPART PEARL HARBOR 01.22-26 MAY. SAN DIEGO CA 02.02-06 JUN.SEATTLE WASHINGTON 00.26 JUN-10 AUG. PH. HA WAD 03.20-21 AUG.GUAM (M.29 AUG-02 SEP. SINGAPORE 05,03-06 SEP.PHinCET THL LAND 06.27-28 SEP.JEBEL ALI U.A.E. 06.18-28 OCT.JEBELALl U.A.E. 07,15-21 NOV. 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