Cimarron (AO 22 AO 177) - Naval Cruise Book

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1990 volume:

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AVONDALE, LOUISIANA STATISTICS LENQTH: BEAM: DISPLACEMENT: COMPLEMENT: PROPULSION: 5916 28,500 TONS 12 OFFICERS 186 ENLISTED FULLY AUTOMATED SINGLE SHAFT STEAM TURBINE (TOTAL 24,000 SHAFT HORSEPOWER) TWO BOILERS, STEAM Missiori TO TRAPiSPORT BULK PETROLEUM PRODUCTS(POL) FROM SHORE DE- POTS TO AOEs, AORs, AMD AOs, EF- FECTinQ DELIVERY UNDERWAY, IFi- CLUDiriQ COriSOLlDATIOM; TO DE- LIVER BULK POL TO COMBATANTS APID SUPPORT FORCES UNDERWAY; AND TO DELIVER LIMITED FLEET FREIGHT, MAIL AND PERSONNEL. 3 Commander Eric Bruce Shaver, USn Commander Eric B. Shaver was bom in Washington, D.C. in 1949. He graduated from Lynchburg College, Lynchburg, Virginia in 1971 with a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Political Science. Entering the Mavy through the Reserve Officer Candidate (ROC) Program he was Commissioned an Ensign at Officer Candidate School, riewport, Rhode Island in September 1971. Commander Shaver ' s initial sea tours included duty on USS AL- LEN M. SUMMER (DD692), USS STEIMAKER (DD863) and with Am- phibious Group TWO. As a Depart- ment Head he served as Engineer Of- ficer in USS THOMAS C. HART (FF 1092) and First Lieutenant in USS MOUNT BAKER (AE 34). Subsequent sea tours included Executive Officer in USS MILWAUKEE (AOR 2) and Chief Staff Officer to Commander Combat Logistics Squadron FOUR. Commander Shaver ' s shore tours have included duty on COMMA VSUR- FLAMT Stafl ' as Force Personnel and Retention Officer. He graduated with distinction from the Naval Command and Staff Course of the Naval War College, Newport, Rhode Island and simultaneously earned a Master of Science Degree in Management from Salve Regina College in Newport, Rhode Island. Commander Shaver ' s personal awards include the Meritorious Ser- vice Medal and the Navy Commenda- tion Medal with Gold Star in lieu of second award. Commander Shaver is married to the former Linda Bullock of Ariing- ton, Virginia. They have two chil- dren: Holly and Nathan. LCDR Sharon L. Carrasco, USN Lieutenant Commander Carrasco is from a navy family. She re- ceived a Bachelor of Arts degree in Anthropology from California State University, Los Angeles, and a Master ' s Degree in History Edu- cation from Framingham State College. She joined the Mavy through Officer Candidates School In riewport Rhode Island. LCDR Carrasco ' s Maval career be- gan ashore in the Chief of Maval Operations Communications Center in the Pentagon. Her first sea tour was in 1982 on board USS YOSEMITE (AD-19) as Ad- ministration Officer and Safety Of- ficer. Immediately following she went to the USS DIXOn (AS-37) as Operations Officer and navigator. Her second Department Head tour was on the Maritime Preposi- tioning Ship Squadron One staff onboard SS PFC EUQEnE A OBREQOn as Staff Operations Of- ficer. In 1988 she became Com- manding Officer of Military Sealift Command Office in Long Beach Califomia. LCDR Carrasco came to CIMARROn in May of 1990 as Executive Officer. 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COLLinS riRST LiEUTEnnAni asst. eirst LiEUTEnnAnr  ' 4  1ll!J CW03 QEME DOUGLAS DOLGMER SHIPS BOS n EMC PHILLIP HAVELKA RASE Division 1 BMC RAYMOMD DALE CARY riRST Division - f . ,. , | QMG2 THEODORE HOWARD SEConD Division sn DAMEon jonES FIRST Division QMGl BERTRAM KEAMnUI KAnUHA SECono Division sn WALTER KARR FIRST Division ' mm ' I BM3 SUSAn Kino FIRST Division - - sn jOHn jAson lucas FIRST Division % N j w i fc ' V V BM2 MARTin BM2 ROGER LUCAS BM3 PATRICK DEAn BMl ROBin FRAnCIS BM3 GEOFFREY EUGEnE BM3 TonY LYnn MACDOnALD MAnUEL MCGUIRE MCIVOR MCFHERSOn MOLETTE FIRST Division RASE Division RASE Division FIRST Division FIRST Division FIRST Division rt V I BM2 DAHIEL J. MOLITOR riRST Division SM MiCMAEL L. MOORE RASE Division EM2 DAniEL MORELEAT RASE Division Sn MELODY J. MORRIS FIRST Division rt BMl TERRY E. FAQEL RASE Division M EM3 KEVin SCHMIDT RASE Division . l : BMl DOUGLAS W. SCHWEHD FIRST Division €i EM3 MICHAEL J. SnEERinQER RASE Sn JACQUIS D. STEVEnson riRST Division Sn JAnET M. TATUM HRST Division - .) l SR STACEY L. VALLEE riRST Division ■v. -- 3 H m 4 SR STACEY L. WEBB FIRST Division ' ' t, J MM2 AUGUST WILDEMAn RASE Division f «= MM3 DEhMY WILLIAMS RASE Division . •-i«f ' j MimMII Sn AnORA L. WYCKOFF FIRST Division f f . f EMTA RIZAL I. ABARIEriTOS E Division BTFPI PAMELA L. ACKERSOM B Division BTFA TOriY J. ADDISOn MMl KEITH V. ALLEFI B ' Division M Division HT3 RICKEY T. AnOERSOn B Division fy BTfA KELLY L. Annin B Division TH MM3 RAMESH ATLURI M ' Division MM3 ERAnKIE L. CHASE A ' Division EM3 MICHAEL T. COLLinS ■£■ Division 1C3 CASSAnORA B. BEAn E Division HT2 SEAn M. CLEVELAnD ■R Division EA JOHn E. CRIST A ' Division rn Dion s. BEnEKE B Division f?% MM3 ROnALD J. COBB M ' Division fS ' f sO w MM3 MATTHEW W. DAVIS M Division HT3 JAMES D. MMEA KATHRYn E. ICFA TAMMARA Y DELQADO DESTREZA DIQQinS R ' Division M ' Division E ' Division IC2 KEnnETH E. BLAIR E ' Division rn STEVEn BRinK B ' Division EM3 LATOniA P. BROADWATER E Division LTJQ RUSSELL E. SLOOP DC A Engineering MMCS DEArf r. BALDWin LTJQ RICHARD MACCHIO MFA LTJQ 5AMDRA M. MILL MPA BTCS TRED S. RAFISORA TTO ' MMC WILLIAM B. EMC DAVID L. MOLMAH MMC SCOTT W. PLACE SORIAnO t -. - . MM3 GARY J. DUrOUR M Division BT3 ROBERT C. MT3 CLAUS J. EASTERDAY EnQELBRECHT B Division R. Division EMI EELIX EESILI E Division W r f MM3 MICHAEL A. FRIZZELL M Division BT2 LARRY L. QEMTRY B Division Enrn harold e. QIESELMAn A Division ICl ROBIM L. QREEME E Division MM2 JAMES T. BT2 BELTOn E. MMl JAMES C. MOUSER ROBERT B. HOWARD HATCHER HODQES A Division M Division B Division « rn EMILY E. Hurr E Division BT3 EDWARD M. JEWETT B Division ' rn niCMELL y. jordapi R Division BT3 MARK D. KEELinO B Division EM3 Ann KELLY E Division .. .- IC3 QLEM C. KREHBIEL BTl ROBERT E. KYLE E Division 1 Bjrn DonALD d. KEnOER B Division y f •Ik MTl BEVERLY R. IC2 ROBERT X. BTl BARRY J. BT3 JACK K. MMl WILLIAM J. MARSH MCPMAIL MCSMERRY MEriDOZA MM! VICXOn L. MOLinA nAfPLIOTIS R Division E Division B Division M Division B Division ff Ift € BT2 REVriALDO Q. HAAnOS B Division BTl nORMAn K. MEWBURY B Division MM3 MANUEL PAMPO M Division DCEA DALE R. PERSICKE R Division EMrn JEEEREY L. PMARIS E Division MMl LUIS POnCE M Division f 4 1 f? rn SMAPirion d. icrn jEFFERSon c. DC2 MICHAEL W MRl GARY L. RATLIFF BT3 MICHAEL D. READY REYNOLDS EM2 SYBIL D. RHODES RICHARDSOn RICHARDSOn A Division B Division M Division E Division E Division R Division Jh 41 p - ' : ' ■■ . wk. i • P - wi « ' e rM. ' . E. 0! f! f ' « «- DC2 CASSHAMDRA A. BTl THOMAS R. SHEA BTl DAVID SCHROER EMI MARK A. SCOTT TR KATHLEEM M. SMUK MM3 BRIAM J. STEELE -S ,V ? M O iT O : ., EMFn 5MALA1M A. WALTOn E Division BT3 DEnniS WARD B Division BTFA PAMELA WARREh B Division MT3 JERRY A. WILSOh R Division icrn STEVEn s. yeats E Division MMl MICHAEL ZURICN M Division QM3 JOMh BAKER - QMSA KAREM M. DEBROW Yri2 CYhTMiA J. rs MM2 JOAHriE L. IMORAM fMl TAMMIE Lina QM3 ALAPi S. LOMQ 1C1 AUDREY C. MOSES ' Pil JEFFREY L. PUFFER QM2 YVOMNE RIVERA n Navigation QMSM RACHEL L. STAMLEY rs QMC DOMMY D. MEWTOri LT MARK FOinOEXTER riAVIQATOR FHCM EDWIM C. MCMASTER COMMAHD MASTER CMIEF - Od MMC EDWARD T. WECKMAM SnAP II COORDiriATOR PMC ROMALD HARVEY MAC ROBERT D. HEBERT CHIEF MASTER AT ARMS r i MMC RICHARD CADRAIM HMC HOWARD A. QORDER RM3 KRISTIHA B. BERT ! oc Division SMSA KRISTIME M. COMARY OS- Division OSSM KELLY DAWSOn or Division n OSl KEnT ELDREDQE or Division T RMSA ALISOM K. TinCH oc Division SM3 DOnOVAn A. QALIZA OS Division ' SMSA LAURA A. QRirriTH OS Division RMSA TERRY L. HUTF ' OC Division |ET3 SORAYA J. KELLY OE Division Operations st - tt SMC LEAnDRO PARAHADA EWC ROnALD GOSS LT PAUL WHITEAKER OPERATions orncER n LTJQ KIM BOYER OPERATions Division orncER ETC THOMAS REDEERn A RMC CLARK D. DORLAQUE « RMC KEnA Y. MCCALIB w a n ET2 THEODORE KELLY OE- Division RMSA COPiniE B. LAKin oc Division EW2 LEHL EW VAn SMSn STACEY R. LOMDOf OS Division RMSn DAVID L. LUnSFORD OC Division EW3 LUGO EW VAn a mm f ' •4 f m ' w ■— OS2 ERIC nELSOM or Division 053 STEFHEn FATTERSOr- ET2 FIDSnOSKI EW VAn Sn STAnLEY PROHEARTDTM OS Division OSl ALESIA R. RUSSEL 01 Division SM2 GERALD SEALEY OS Division lOSl KEVIM W. SELQEBY SMSM CATMY L. SIMS oi DIVISION OS Division ET3 JOSEPH TMARF RM3 JAMES A. TOEPFERT ET2 STEPHEh VOO OE Division oc Division oe Division ET2 AnThOnY YOUnQ oe Division MS5A MARIO B. ArnniTO 5-2 Division « 28 MS2 JOEL T. BEA ' S-2 ' Division A SK2 JIMMY BECKE SI Division MSJ nAncY BROwn s-2 Division SMI EMILIO M. CAnO S3 Division Supply M5SA DIAPiALYPi L. CORFUZ 5-2 Division f SH2 DEBORAM L. GEORGE 5-3 Division )K3 DUAhE NELLUMS i-3 Division ;5l« COLin E. MIMDS i5-i Division a Sh3 RICHARD M. PASTELAniEC s-3 Division V LT M. J. LAnni SUPPLY OFFICER Ens MICHELLE A. CLARITY DISBURSinQ OFFICER 0% SKC JUnE HORTOn - iH ' hi-: inn k MSC ALDARICO Q. ABDOn MSC JORGE OnTIVEROS 5H3 JAMES R. MAID 5-3 Division ' MS2 RHONDA S. MESSEL ■5-2- Division 0 MSl SCOTT S. RUTTER ■s-2 ' Division ' SKI LORRAinE R. RUSSELL s-r Division DM JOSEPMIME D. SAMS s-3 Division SK2 FORTMOS B. SAMTIAQO s-v Division SK2 JULICIA M. SlhGLETOn SI Division SI12 RMOriDA TAYLOR ■s-3 ' Division MS3 JAMES r. THOMAS ■s-2 ' Division f SK3 TIMOTHY L. WELCOME s-i ' Division WESTPAC ' 90 BQ D 32 au.- Customers Customers 36 Unreps 38 Tiow station the underway replenishment detail. The crew onboard the fleet ' s trav- eling gas station go into high gear. There is no such thing as self serve on the high seas. It takes lots of hard work and many long hours to keep the fleet gassed up and ready to go. Many a day and night (mostly nights!) are spent refueling each and ev- ery ship we can find or that can find us. Whether it be a small frigate or huge carrier, the Elite Gas Jockeys on- board USS ClMARROn rise to the occasion with hardly a grumble. We man up quickly and come to attention as our customers pull up along side us. At the magic welcome words, ' Aloha, welcome along side USS ClMARROFi! , the hours begin to once again prove that when it comes to First in Service no one compares to USS CIM- ARROn. Unreps ij-j . J BH BjIjr) M L lfc. l ?PKC | Ij IMr all?. Subic Bay ? The exotic land of Subic Bay, Philip- pines. First port visit of Westpac. For many new crew members, this would be their first experience in a foreign country, for others, this would be like coming home. Olangapou, the city right outside the gates, is a continuous party. The San Miguel Beer is cheap and the music is loud. Every type of bar or bargain is available as you stroll down the crowded streets or rent a Jeepne , the Philippine taxi, and explore the outskirts. Mojo, lethal fruit punch, flowed through the night and took revenge in the morning on the unexperienced. One monkey did the same and bit an overly curious sailor. Many sailors took advantage of the incredible bar- gains. Too quickly, the three days in Subic passed and it was time to get under- way once again. The visit had every- one looking forward to the following port visits, especially, the retum to Subic Bay, Philippines!!!!! 43 Refugee Rescue On the 25th of July, CIMARROn came across a small boat with 25 people on it - including eight children. They had an SOS sign posted. We put our small boat in the water and tioarded their junk. The one who spoke a little Eng- lish said they were refugees and need- ed help. They ' d been underway for three days (we found them about 300 miles south of Vietnam). They did not have much fuel left, and very little food or water, so the Captain said, Bring em aboard. The refugees were our guests for a few days, until we received permission to take them into Singapore. While the rest of the battlegroup continued on towards Diego Garcia, ClMARROFi made a two-day stop in Singapore. Refugee Rescue Singapore § ' August 2, 1990 . 1 pads coalition TO Foreign Ships 1 I Flight Quarters Gulf Swing Bahrain 1 On The Job riovember 2, 1991 VdvJa Kc Veves n iepe ,ud6vx Talent Show TALENT SHOW ' 90 CHANNEL FEVER MAS MIT!!!!!! WE ' RE ALIMOST MOI E!!! WELFARE AI D RE- CREATIOI COI I ITTEE PUT TMEIR HEADS TOGETHER TO TRY TO FlI iD A WAY TO RELIEVE THE STRESS. THE PERFECT IDEA, A TALENT SHOW! THE FIRST ACT WAS DAVE SHROER HIS ll PRESSIOI S OF THE OFFICERS WERE DEAD OI HILARIOUS. NEXT, ' MORRIS DAY ROSS SANG THE BIRD ' THE LOW DOWN DIRTY BOYS SANG AND DANCED UP A STORI , THE BLUEQRASS BAND PLAYED TWO OF THEIR ORIGINAL COIMPOSITIONS, NIKKl AND THE GOSPELETTES SANG SOUL ACAPPELLA, AUDREY BLUE SALUTED BILLIE HOLIDAY, AND A I YSTERIOUS PRIVATE EYE GAVE AN ACCOUNT OF HIS HER ADVENTURES. NOW, TIl E FOR THE JUDGES TO DO THEIR THING. THE VOTES WERE IN, THIRD PLACE WINNER IS A TIE! THE CROWD DECIDED IT, THE WINNER WAS THE LOW DOWN DIRTY BOYS. 2ND PLACE WINNER WAS THE PRIVATE EYE, AND THE WINNER WAS DAVE SHROER WHOSE mPRESSIONISl WENT SO FAR AS TO SHAVE MIS MEAD TO BE THE CAPTAIN! THE SHOW WAS OVER, BUT IT ' S EFFECTS CONTINUED, AND CHANNEL FEVER WASN ' T QUITE SO BAD. Singapore kfl li IS 9 Rsft « g fcS g WL Singapore jUMBO ' - iJMMMi -.T-.t r f ,- wn r-«i i v vsi- ' ■ - •J.. . Hong Kong Hong Kong Subic Bay Welcome Home -f ■ I PH m 1 w 1 M - H V MJ B H 1 1 J H Y- f Itf rt --HI Home Contributors: LT Jane Collins MMl Mark Howard IC2 Cassie Bean QM3 Rachel Christian LT Kimberley Boyer LCDR Sharon Carrasco HT2 Claus Engelbrecht SK2 Jimmy Becke QMQ3 Samuel Harris Cruisebook funded by ClMARROn ' s Welfare and Recreation Fund r ABARIEMTOS, RIZAL 1. ABDOri, ALDARICO Q. ACKERSOn, PAMELA L. ADDISOn, TOriY J. ArnniTO, mario b. AQUILERA, MATTHEW Q. ALLEM, KEITH V. AMDERSOri, RICKEY T. AriQLiri, WILLIAM D. AMnin, KELLY L. ASHEORD, MICHAEL T. ATLURL RAMESH BAKER, MELODY J. BALDWIM, DEAM E. BEA, JOEL Y. BEAH, CASSAPiDRA B. BECKE, JIMMY BEHEKE, DIOri S. BERMUDEZ, ERIC BERT, KRISTinA B. BLAIR, KEnnETH E. BOUTOn, DAVID M. BOYER, KIMBERLEY F. BRAnSOn, JAMES K. BRiriK, STEVEri BROADWATER, LATOniA D. BROWn, HAnCY BROWn, COREY L. CADRAin, RICHARD CAHO, EMILIO M. CARRASCO, SHAROn L. CARY, FIAYMOMD D. CHASE, FRAMKIE L. CIESLEWICZ, DEMISE L. CLARITY, MICHELLE A. CLEVELAND, SEAM M. COBB, RONALD J. COLLinS, JAME M. COLLinS, MICHAEL T. COHARY, KRISTiriE M. COOK, KELLI L. CORPUZ, DIAMALYn L. CREASY, ROLAMD R. CRIST, JOHn E. CROSS, CHRISTOPHER V. DAVIS, MATTHEW W. DAWSOM, KELLY D. DAYTOn, MICHAEL A. DEBROW, KAREM M. DELQADO, JAMES D. DESTREZA, KATHRYM F. DIAMOriD, MICHAEL S. DIQQiriS, TAMMARA Y. 14 DiriKIMS, COURTNEY H. 29 DOLOriER, QEME D. 14 DORLAQUE, CLARK D. 14 DUFOUR, GARY J. 28 EASTERDAY, ROBERT C. 8 ELDREDQE, KEFIT 14 EMQELBRECHT, CLAUS J. 14 EVAMS, GREGORY 9 FEAGin, KEnnETH W. 14 FESILI, FELIX 8 FinCH, ALISOn K. 14 FRIZZELL, MICHAEL A. 22 GALIZA, DOnOVAn A. 15 GATES, TRACY D. 28 GENTRY, LARRY L. 14 GEORGE, DEBORAH L. 28 GIESELMAFi, HAROLD E. 14 GORDER, HOWARD A. 8 GOSS, ROriALD 24 GRAY, ORLAMDO 14 GREEME, ROBin L. 15 GRIFFITH, LAURA A. 25 HARRIS, SAMUEL E. 8 HARVEY, ROHALD 14 HASKinS, LESTER M. 14 HATCHER, JAMES T. 28 HAVELKA, PHILLIP S. 8 HEBERT, ROBERT D. 23 HELLUMS, DUAhE 28 HICKS, JOE 5 HILL, SAMDRA M. 9 HiriDS, coLin e. 14 HOBACK, CYMTHIA J. 8 HODGES, BELTOn E. 29 HOLMAn, DAVID L. 14 HORTOn, JUME 14 HOUSER, JAMES C. 9 HOWARD, MARK E. 14 HOWARD, ROBERT B. 24 HOWARD, THEODORE 8 HUFF, EMILY E. 29 HUFF, TERY L. 8 inGRAM, JOAnriE L. 14 JEWETT, EDWARD M. 8 JOMES, DAMOn M. 14 JORDAPi, rilCHELLE Y. 24 KAnUHA, BERTRAM K. 8 KARR, WALTER L. 22 KEELiriG, MARK D. 14 KELLY, Ann 14 KELLY, SORAYA J. 8 KELLY, THEODORE 14 KEnDER, DOnALD D. 8 9 25 15 15 24 15 8 8 15 25 15 25 8 15 29 15 23 25 8 15 25 8 23 9 15 9 23 29 9 15 29 22 15 15 29 15 9 15 9 16 25 22 16 9 16 9 9 16 16 25 26 16 Kino, susAn m. KREHBIEL, QLEn C. KYLE, ROBERT E. LAKin, coriniE b. LAnrii, M. J. Lino, TAMMIE LOnDOn, STACY R. LOna, ALAFi s. LUCAS, JOHM J. LUnSFORD, DAHIEL L. MACCHIO, RICHARD MACDOMALD, MARTin L. MACMASTER, EDVlFi H. MAID, JAMES R. MAPiUEL, ROGER L. MARSH, WILLIAM J. MCCALIB, KEMA Y. MCQUIRE, PATRICK D. MCIVOR, ROBiri F. MCPHAIL, BEVERLY R. MCPHERSOn, GEOFFREY E. MCSHERRY, ROBERT X. MEMDOZA, BARRY J. MESSEL, RHOMDA S. MOLETTE, TOMY L. MOLiriA, vicxon l. MOLITOR, DAniEL J. MOORE, MICHAEL L. MORRIS, MELODY J. MOSES, AUDREY A. MAAnOS, REYriALDO G. HAFPLIOTIS, JACK K. MELSOM, ERIC riEWBURY, nORMAFi K. riEWTon, DoririY d. riORFLEAT, DAMIEL PAQEL, TERRY E. PAMPO, MAMUEL PARAHADA, LEAMDRO PASTELArilEC, RICHARD M. PATTERSOn, STEPHEN PERSICKE, DALE R. PHARIS, JEFFREY L. PLACE, SCOTT W. POiriDEXTER, MARK POnCE, LUIS PROHEARTDTH, STANLEY C. PUFFER, JEFFERY L. RABER, DAHA L. RAMSEY, CHAD A. RAPISURA, FRED S. RATLIFF, GARY L. READY, MICHAEL D. 9 16 16 26 29 22 26 23 9 26 15 9 23 30 9 17 25 9 9 17 9 17 17 30 9 17 10 10 10 23 18 17 26 18 23 10 10 18 25 29 26 18 18 15 23 18 26 23 11 11 15 19 19 REDDICK, SHAinA A. REDFERM, THOMAS J. REYPiOLDS, SHAriMOn D. RHODES, SYBIL D. RICHARDSOn, JEFFERSOn C. RICHARDSOn, MICHAEL W. RIVERA, YVOnriE ROOFFEHER, DARREM ROSS, REGIHALD VERPiELL RUSSELL, ALESIA R. RUSSELL, LORRAiriE R. RUTTER, SCOTT S. SAMS, JOSEPHINE D. SAMUEL, CASSHAMDRA A. SANTIAGO, PORTHOS B. SCHMIDT, KEVIM SCHROER, DAVID SCHWEMD, DOUGLAS W. SCOTT, MARK A. SEALEY, GERALD SELGEBY, KEVin W. SHEA, THOMAS R. SIMS, CATHY L. SinGLETOn, JULICIA M. SLOOP, RUSSELL E. SMUK, KATHLEEn M. SHEERiriGER, MICHAEL J. SORIAMO, WILLIAM B. STAMLEY, RACHEL L. STEELE, BRIAn J. STEVEFiSOn, JACQUIS D. TATUM, JAMET M. TAYLOR, RHOMDA E. THARP, JOSEPH M. THOMAS, JAMES F. TOEPFERT, JAMES A. VALLEE, STACEY L. VOOK, STEPHEN M. WALTOn, SHALAin A. WARREn, PAMELA WEBB, STACY L. WECKMAPi, EDWARD T. WELCOME, TIMOTHY L. WHITEAKER, PAUL WILDEMAn, AUGUST WILLIAMS, DEPiriY R. WILSOn, JERRY A. WYCKOFF, AUDRA L. YEATS, STEVEn S. YOUnG, AMTHOMY ZAPiOT, DEBORAH A.