Coontz (DDG 40) - Naval Cruise Book

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1982 volume:

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V,V,,-,VVV VV-V:-V,-V-, V va-L-,V -:V --- WV. .5553-if I X 1' In 4 N - -VW ---- --VQVVQ-V.-:yv:mfV-V--V-V13,VVVVV.1-Vw.VVVVV42V.6-2j,iE,,V,g,,VVVVVQ,V-5023.Va,V,g,,.3-J?:Eq4nQ553S33VE1E??-:2:2gqf5:5, ' 'Ili V-if VUHSL 60051 Mas-Kb i 1981-82 WAT-C MEDITERRANEAN 9 S3 X56 C00 NTZ Ca , li K Commander Paul Reason was born and reared 1n Washlngton DC He commenced naval servrce followmg graduatron from the Un1ted States Naval Academy w1th the Class of 1965 Prror to berng tramed rn nuclear propulsron engrneerrng he served as Operatrons Offrcer rn USS J D BLACK WOOD KDE 2192 Upon qual1f1cat1on rn nuclear power he was assrgned pre and post commlssronrng dutres 1n USS TRUXTON KDLGN 352 lncludlng part1c1pat1on 1n that sh1ps fxrst deployment to Southeast A313 rn 1968 J01I111'lg USS ENTERPRISE CCVN 652 as Electr1cal Offrcer ln 1970 he deployed twlce to the Southeast Asla and Indlan Ocean areas After servrce as Weapons Offlcer then Combat Systems Off1cer 1n USS TRUXTON CCGN 352 Com mander Reason commenced a tour as nuclear assrgnment offrcer at the Bureau of Naval Personnel In late 1976 he was selected to serve as Naval A1de to the Pres1dent of the Unrted States Srgnrflcant events, mcludmg the Camp Dav1d Summlt. Panama Canal Treaty, SALT and Pres1dent Carter's tr1p to Afrrca, marked hrs two and one half years of servlce iw. Prror to reportrng as Commandlng Offrcer USS COONTZ KDDG 402 Commander Reason served as Executwe Offrcer rn USS MISSISSIPPI ICGN 402 He holds a Master of Scrence degree rn Computer Systems Management and IS desrgnated as a Surface Warfare Offlcer Commander Reason s personal awards mclude the Leglon of Merlt Navy Commendat1on Medal w1th gold star Un l1eu of second awardj and the Repubhc of Vretnam Honor Medal He 1S also authorrzed to wear the Navy Umt Commerldallon Merrtorrous Umt Commendat1on Navy E Rlbbon C2 awardsj Natronal Defense Servrce Medal Armed Forces Expedltronary Medal Vretnam Servrce Medal Q7 awards2 IIEIVLN Presrdentral Un1t C1tat1on and the RVN Camlilalgn e al Commander Reason and hrs wlfe, Dranne, have two chrldren, Rebecca and Joseph, and make the1r home 1n Vrrgmla ' 2 5 I 3 It 4 I ff? , , of 'Xl 5 , ,Lx 1, x V , X J ' F ,fa Aw ' J , X A X, Q O 60 9 77' .,'1 , l . . . - , ' ' I . 4 . ' , , 1 ' - , . . . . . . ' , . , . , , , . . I . , . , - u , ,, ' rf 1' 1' f '- -1 iii: 55-are-ge-grziffff:-if-E::fff,'Ef!T'f2Tg, ii-e.4.e.,-LA, -L -f --5--f few 1 zf i As is fitting, this book is named for and dedicated to us, the crew of COONTZ lt has been through the efforts of each of us that we have steamed our ship over twelve thousand miles between September 1981 and February 1982. We have never failed to be ready when called upon. From the show days of West Africa to the bleakness of the Black Sea, we have performed in true 4.0 fashion. As Commanding Officer my rewards are two: first, to serve with men of your caliber and spirit is the greatest reward for any CO, secondly, is that same feeling of pride and satisfaction in our ship that we all share together. We are the COONTZ and she is a proven winner. Whatever the hour, whatever the task, COONTZ has met the challenge. Her reputation stands tall. We did it all, and we did it well. Q. ...,.. . .,W..,,W,..w..... . favs ,,f:gg,j5p1:27.L5.ge.- V, 542-,Qin-g,'3-.ii-53-.121- f11.1,-10 '2fevaffczxr:'g::a::.-5gg,.1Y.:g:gqf-,- .af-.3 :A rt- -4.1. safe... .. .- - 51 -1:-2-1 ,--7,14-1 . J ff -.f :ese'.f:m1ee a' 1:.:-f:,.-- ffefierf --f--41-A 'ta S v L4 sp' Z' f 'Mtiggg , ,NNE xsxx iitfg-tiis W0 sa aim X'- 'ae Offical Lieutenant Commander Robert V, Foley grew up in Randolph, Mass., and graduated from the University of Massachusetts at Amherst. During his undergraduate years he was a member of the Naval Reserve enrolled in the Reserve Officer Candidate Program. Upon graduation in 1969 and completion of Officer Candidate School, he was commissioned at Newport, Rhode Island. After attending Anti-Submarine Warfare QASWJ Officer School, he reported to USS INGRAHAM CDD-6942 where he served as First Lieutenant and ASW Officer. In 1971 when the Chief of Naval Operations developed the Mod Squad concept and implemented it in Destroyer Squadron Twenty-six, he was ordered as ASW Officer in USS MI TSCHER IDDG-352. Upon completion of duties in MITSCHER and having qualified as a Surface Warfare Officer, he was ordered to the U.S. Naval Destroyer School for duty under instruction. Upon graduation, he was again ordered to Mod Squad duty in USS AL YWIN IFF-10812 as Operations Officer. After three years in AYLWIN he was ordered for duty. at the Fleet Combat Training Center Atlantic. After completing work on the CGN-38fDD-963 NTDS Model IV introduction program, he was assigned as Tactical Action Officer and Commanderis Tactical Employment Seminar surface ASW instructor. Upon completion of duties at Dam Neck, he worked with Delex Systems in Vienna, Va., on Harpoon Missile System Employment Tactics and Training and the Naval Research Lab Sea Control Series futuristic wargames at the Naval War College, Newport. Prior to reporting to COONTZ LCDR Foley served as Engineering Officer in USS PONCE ILPD-152. LCDR Foley and his wife, Andrea, reside in Virginia Beach with their children: Kevin, Greg, Bridget and Katie. D2 When I look back on WATC 81 and MED 81-82, it all begins to blur just a little: so many places, so many special details, so many arrivals, so many departures. What isn't blurred, however, is the friendships and dependencies developed with each crew member. The remembrance for me is of each of you. The men who caused it all to happen. I have never worked with sailors quite like COONTZMENg the can do! will do! done! type of sailors who are my shipmates. You each have my respect and my heartfelt - THANKS - for your support! .'ifTiCT-lZ,,:J2i:jQT.' ' 511' '. QL7- R ,:1e,??-'E --....rv.fL . ! --:-: 1:3 -:Q--11 11232-7fI:1Ff 4' ,gf g I .rr F ,-- fi::f::y-,:q:4- V-,Q ,- -11:-H, Y.-.-, ,mf 2, 5.,,.t1:-T. 5:-11- ,... . 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Seeing loved ones standing on the pier waving farewell for the next six months is very sad, and touches the emotions of even the most stern Navyman. Within the next six months, there would be new additions to the family, a new car, a new house, something which would be different about the old familiar scene come the return day. And as the seafarers have done in the past, and probably will continue to do so in the future, COONTZ' crew sucked in their breath and behind some of the saddest eyes one can image, said goodbye and were on their way to foreign lands. . ng. QE., 1.44. - - 1 Y .we T,,g,,.iz13-:,,:.,4-+.'1e,-ff3:Q.,4,e:'-,5':.f?2I,-..' I c -, --F-L-. ---Zvtsllf-X-k'ns'-ef-f-2'e2 v2f' 'fee 1 r- J , ,.,.-w ' iii, xx, i .2-.fi-:V - ' ' -J, - - L 1 1- .1' V 'Y W: -:. -1 ' .:If-112'.1.u:1vff:L4?ri,g:gsgvJ+lisgafwryiasc.4-15. Saying goodbye was a very hard thing to do! Foreign lands, indeed, were in store for the crew. To start things off, COONTZ was underway with her first destination, one of several ports along the coastal areas of West Africa. For the majority of the crew, this was' a first. However, into the Mediterranean was a different story. A good number of COONTZ sailors had travelled into the Med before. So, COONTZ had much in store for her this trip. As intriguing and curious as it seemed, it was still that much harder to say goodbye to those tear-filled faces and waving arms. Six months is a long time, but COONTZ would make the best of them, working hard at her assignments, trying hard not to think of what they were missing at home, but what lay in ahead for them when the good ship CUONTZ returned. Shift Colors! We were at sea! ' t t 'Qf!1iEiEis 1 N Ocean Venture '81 Looking straight ahead after her sad departure, the officers and crew of COONTZ became a part of the naval exercise, Ocean Venture ' 1981. Working with other U.S. units, a series of drills and exercises began to test and improve the capabilities of the multi- faceted naval ships. ln company with the KALAMAZOQ CONYNCHAM JOHN RODCERS, and several other ships, COONTZ played her part in many various areas, for example: receiving supplies by helicopter, refueling a helicopter from shipboard fuel lines, transferring personnel and equipment to other ships via high line, assisting fire-fighting control from ship to ship, not to mention flag hoisting drills, commun- ications drills and ship manuevers. Not an area or work section of the COONTZ system was missed while participating in the Ocean Venture - 1981. And to put it point blank with out sounding brag' gingly, COONTZ did it all, all of the exercises, drills and manuevers very well, very well indeed. ,aa Q- , '1 3N' MW -r ,Ms 9 ' 5.3 fl elm-'-2Qg,4F if 'N ' M- L' ' 1. .f : .fl ...gh N .,,,,,y -A A W dwg, Y' '- ' ,,-.4useWk'8i.gg..,., .. . M --ii, g The best thing about the operational readiness of the U.S. Fleet is not the fact that a ship can perform her duties to standards but a combined effort of many ships which can work together for an overall above standard result. 1 tim 3 - 1 1 5 Q 1 ,w . . -4- R1 5' 15 l ', 5 . ' -rw 7 ., 1 ,' . R' by V ' I X x l ' il t Y , . I S :ki F:-Qf'f'- H :I :e, . , ,I Helo Detail Although there are many dangerous details which must be performed throughout the Navy system, one of the most dangerous is the Helo Detail. Fire'fighters ready for action, in comes the hovering, whirling machine, carrying supplies of all types, ready to drop her load onto the awaiting deck of the sea-rolling ship. At any second, a piece of paper or any type of particle could block the helo's intake and down she comes. 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'V--' fy-,avr x,-+.---.f-:-.-aaa, Abidjan, Ivory Coast l If E ALE - ,1 www ......f Elin. 113232 ' ' - 1 .1-X if:-'2 A,'72i':--'f12-'55,-1-.:1 'L?-51,1 :fl-f-1',,1:r:1w2:f.:-f::'1!g::zi24-K--1: .. .- -V .. K ,, ,-...,..,- , .,.v. 4 ..,, -- ht 4.14.4,-.....f:L-,-.......44.:.::ff.1 m,.,:44-4.531-. -..rfe1e.L: -,-:-iv. S' f 6 Aw ,Q--4 fr f '1 ly., A , R, ,. 4- iv, . ,I sa. 'MA -' r 1 7 ms' rf fi- .., F ' 'V The first of the West African port visits, Abidjan, lvory Coast, offered a variety of new faces, new food and new fun. COONTZ was greeted upon arrival by hundreds of interesting and curiosity seekers of the large African city. Many were eager to trade for souvenir merchandise, to sell their wares and to meet, many for the first time, an American sailor and an American ship. 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And to actually see an African waterfall is to very many a dream or only a picture in a book, whereas, to several of the crew, a reality of great beauty. The city life and the country lile were all alive in the suburban city ol Lome, where COONTZ was welcome with open arms and many smiling laces. W 'W f ,X Q ,. Z V? ,f ' ,v X x f W pgs ...wg 19 ta -fi: -f f ' - ,,9?fG. ?. s . , -:-2a:i2:':. v3TJ5:.1fffg5:J:-1-e are:-ezzfeff?-H: ze.-::'1::'g,:ff:.z.3':-grgsagaeQ- 'T- 5-21-.srr--522.4 ? WG5'-EI:-za-seamszialavgja-Eau--f-.1 1:'2,'-gf: -,1-511541: 1 sf-1 f .r 11- -'ff-1 V20 Togolese residents visit ship in Lome Visiting the ship was a must for nearly all of the African people. ln every port of call, COONTZ conducted general visiting for the public. And never fear, a crowd of eager ship-seers was on hand for the tours. .,v , , 2 Displaying her armament and extending her goodwill for the third world countries, COONTZ played an effective role in foreign relations. 4 '3TvQI'1 rlZ- : ' x 'M' S:-AL' ,. F' Libreville, Gabon Anchoring out at Libreville, COONTZ made her last port of call along the West African coast. ln Libreville, the crew was very active with the local communities. A local community soccer team challenged the sailors to a friendly game, the first game, however, that the COONTZ soccer team even scored a point. Luncheons, picnics, home visiting and daily tours kept the crew busy and happy while they were away from the warmth of the loved ones at home. , x Marine House party highlights Libreville Welcoming the faces of back home, local Marines based there at Libreville threw a wing-dinger of a party for some very home sick sailors. Entertaining with music, drink, pool, volleyball and picnic eats, the Marine groups treated COONTZ men to a back home good time. ..,, We 2 ik Q nm Presenting a plague for their gracious hospitality, SKI Charles KINNEY thanks the Marines with several COONTZmen and local Marines watching. 5555 S' Ns ,P-. AN x 22 1, V Imperium Neptuni Regis xv ff X .' 'TAX . 5 'A X ily! ,QQ ff .-,f fx- JLf ' 1 4 X I C x ,QM4 - ,f B N fc ., fl' 'Z ,Q M,fxXwU,X.N,x veffwfs Q Rf' K I f, x5Qw:5-RA i i xxx! X Q fij-Ab fvifft fffxfgff Si N 'AX-.- f f me Enter into the royal domain . . . of Neptunus Rex and Davey Jones! Our Golden Shellback initiation . . . you Let it be known: that on the 8th day of October, 1981, the crew members of USS COONTZ did enter unto the realm of Neptunus Rex and into Davey Jones' locker. Awaken to an awaiting meal fit for a king and an early morning salt water shower, the dreaded pollywogs began their trek into the Shellback world. The royal medicine wasn't that bad, but neither is the Black Plague, not to mention the peanut butter on the queen's foot or the lashings penetrated by the uswashbucklersf' All in all, it was a day of total fun and games. lieiitg-?Xz '1g'E M x. if 11 Af . ALL V :nu Xa, .P Z Shellback Field Day One pollywog initiation task, which is one not to soon to be forgotten, is the kissing of the royal baby. He was truly smothered with affection by all pollywogs. And he seemed to enjoy it too. That is, until he cleaned up afterwards and discovered the funniest sun tanfburn l've ever seen. had to experience it, to believe it! 25 -.,,f. ,. . .-Y - 4-:...::Q:..a...:...-e:..n-gs-:Q-X1-.,. , .-er. :,-,.--- - ,--rzzerea ...if wg, ..-.-J, ...e.:,::-:...:.z 1 -.. f 4 52i::-::x.- , , Y 1 fifnrg-gg i'-iagfggiffiek'-Knits' rnafgx,-4. .-,. W . N-M. - Q-rr 77? 4-f W, 1- ' f ' 1. LQ L. J . ' y 1 ,i'-112.11-35:59 r.z,'1G.5uY-5:3-2'La-.zfhdztil-32.3 az,--:h:...ig-1w:.iEvL. .-..' Q:--Tr-... -- '. M.- . .. -- .gl , X . ...,,,f.-jfff,-MQ-1' 11,31 Y .,-:ff-.1f. --. -V Golden Shellbacks, a'las! ,.:. ,.:. ..., ., ., ,-,bl .f -.,,v-f- .---.X -Q-v.:-'ff'-Avi- .,. N... - - .--f.-rv-t .-Mg., 4, - - .. -. - - - . - V , r ,-. - f. . ,..,-1,,..,f..Al-,4:::..f.1f4.-AQ:-an .1'...1ff:L..:::.'f:?:f: f'17-E131-FiI':.:iai1a:E-'i E -023131'f:.Q:.11A-1'lrii-.'9-f.-ff121 fLf-1-1-vf3 '12-46-14113-21221'f i'E' uf- -57,7154 1 ww Y- - -,..'Ax. pu 5 .Q ' ik Tsiarfziin -H :1Z51 siQf2:122::Fmnf--11? ff - , 1' 1 JW' Mi: A WW ,V- . 412 f f' xx V. 'n X ,J ' . y 5 l Q Ss-fi 2 ,xr rs.. Q-fgi'X'X .4 A xx :,. rn:-..-vc:-azffgff--1 :a?r:x4:4J1::55 The Great Boat Race Shortly after her observations in the Black Sea, COONTZ was challenged by MOINESTER to a race in the ship's motor whale boats. Of course, COONTZ being the tough competitor that she is, accepted. Thus, preparations began and The Great Motor Whale Boat Race was on. C UUN TZ ictorious Once again, COONTZ finished with fashion in first place, something she's very used to doing. The competition was tough . . . MOINESTER gave us one hell of a race, but the better usually finishes first, which was the case in this The Great Motor Whale Boat Race. Wi' 330-num .. Y, 4- ...LW .i,,,. A, 5, . af- 4. 11:14 3 H..--14.-.:5r:4qg:g :gp-:T-q:Eg.g3jgg,552.QRfg55 1 ff.. .Wu ,qgg 3,--:, 4, ,Q fp -- -righaagz 3...:.f' up ... , ..., ,. . -v....,.f4.f,..-H.- w......F.,fn-1:-s,:fra-.:'..':'xfI-r.1zR:.i?b:,l'.. :1:-?fi.. -we Now: Into the Mediterranean .. . 5 X,,,f , KN feffrflp, l 'JH TJ N J 3 f D N K ,p X L f FK A .. F X 'X 435' o ll 'V X r P N X V lm rms 'xxx ,X In STX! X44 9 Qr'fffl I X Q Qfw.-ff ,kdxjxwnv-'qu'-NZM, , YN-.f--X,-:XLRC i X,--XL,.f. lx ,, .sxxtjlll for a look at the people. and a visit to the places, of the lifestyles of Europe 32 l - 1,--if--f-flew?-f,Tan-u.,VaQ-:pm Palma de Mallorca, Spain As USS COONTZ began her entry into the Palma Bay area Crightl, her shipmates could easily see why this jewel of a city is often referred to as the Pearl of the Med. Upon mooring Cabovei, personnel beelined for the inner city and such places as the Marina Cbelowi, the seashore strip Cbottom righti, or the cathedral Cbottom left and lower rightl, to begin their first Mediterranean liberty. -4 f '.'rV-::,'-f:- '..4ffgM-g.g,,f,,,f,,f: 1- .,.-5,6-.,,--,.L -Q 2-all,z'.ff!::ifZifgi'::gff, MLW-e ez',,zak..-v.:-'i,,,. fc.-:Grim ' 'W Whether you're entering the city by land, air or by sea, the Bay area Cabovel is where you must be. There you may choose from monuments tall Crightl, old- langlecl castles lfar rightl, or the huge city hall flower rightl. The cathedral Cbelowl is a most popular sight, but even more beautiful while shining at night. If strob lights and dance lloors are more your style, a visit to the Windmill Cupper right? would be really worthwhile. Palma, Mallorca, is indeed a resort city shining with lun, and has something in store for almost everyone. 34 7- ,-Y.-- Y Y-. f - .----we-,Q-P..-f gg-. if ..--.- .1 . .., .1 Aug,-..f. kg. l Bypassing the hustle-bustle of the inner city strife, many shipmates toured to the limits of country lile Cabovei. Palma people are craftsmen, constantly working with their hands Cupper leftl, making souvenirs for visitors coming from many faraway lands. Things like pots and cups, even ballister ashtrays Cfar leftbg all are dried and painted and placed on hugh displays Cbelowl To grab the eye of a visitor who may purchase his ware, the craftsman may place his in the sunshine glare Cleftb. But clay and pottery are not the only means of their craft, as you see a homemade loom Clower left? en route to the Caves of Drach. 35 - ,-Tu-.Jv!:+1?Z'2iY f '7 5171155- -A ' TY T.-af :-.-Na, .vt -, A f fee' 1 5 B Trieste, Italy Although overshadowed by the unfortunate brow accident aboard USS PUGET SOUND during COONTZ' port visit there, shipmates did discover the ever-present Italian accent and flair of this waterfront city and her people. M I 36 ti' g iT f'f'7 ' -- 'ff '5?T-- : . 451 1 - Ti .-,f :Fj ,.i :A-vii ., .1'i'?'ffe,v,g.5,4.......-V--31--v -1:-rf rr---f?i--'f-al ' v- Q- .wifi-,-.-1. -,., ...-..., fj.N.i. yu-4 .June nflllllfm M .1-.W-1--'51mamimw an A Tf ffq gg gm I. j gf,-V 1- 1-1,,,,.,, .,..1.. 1, -7-Y r f '+? 'i ,V K . Im.-:En , lah , AM, , 'hi A, , mumr- 1-4: L - WFHS55 1, ' ' W '11i1AE'ff:M . El 7 HW X -, f V 'W' ' ' . - .- I.. . ', . , r .4 F A 'A A , L 4 3,, 'f ,. .: 1,1 hy V -A 1 - .4 11 -.M ga-41.1.-sf ,lf--'ug-w-1 .. .' In,-Q .-T' : P' 1 ' ' 'Y YC ' 3 , ,,. fr m ff F' 4'- rf if v i :T2:f.21f'l'EE?575Q:f59E'f'7-2Z3 'ixfiiiv M.-4 ' ' wcciiff-u-'Q'-Riu. . .-:W-rf -1:--HW' 'C-fv-ffm' :xv .U 1-...,..--7 ..,...ff,. - - -, ,-- , , . ' ..- Q.,.mm..-,-S.,M-an,1f.c....,.,..t.d,:.4:gm.b5ri-:11iE'5,-a11:.:mT2-iaa.-'eZ.'eE3X?fqjrgfqgggqsiq, ' .A ,. mf. YNY- -fi QQ +121-. Af-M - -'fm fl 1 a ' l,,g,4..,.. EEE. f , , va 1 Y. x G 1 1. Y .521 KF. fu . .1 1 u apoli ,, M ., .- --.nf U g,.g,,' D .ml -gf W5 9 sg, 'f - l'?2 1 2 gwgfc, '- w ar ff ln, , 7 Fl 'N-.A '. - x V g- r.NNl, .. Q ly 2'a11::'::,':5A.f? -54:51.-?A -' -f- 'A' - -- - ----,img ' -.:.,.N:,..4-p:42k.-- 4 in-. gf E Q. T.. ., T -f-Y..-f ,- : -Q1 -.,- F-1-.,raft-.1v5,.-f-31-mfg.-,gay-.f2f.5 -m I I It was here in Naples, ltaly, where the crew of COONTZ celebrated the holiday tidings of Christmas and New Year's. Although many miles from loved ones at home, everyone still experienced a merry holiday by the satisfaction of helping stranded NIMITZ personnel during rough seas. It was a joyous Christmas to be remembered by everyone who experienced it well, almost everyone. ,,. ,., ,., ,.- Y. . ,Y .-Y-t -4i,..-, , X ,.:,f:::.5t..ff:z3Qy. gg-gyfwf 311: 4t253f,..4.a..L-:ww -.1--' -.-V, ,,.1Q',':-: :roxy X N. -,rf my 45:4 rmQzvwiil1u1!K-o'a15.-'f:i:'1:eee.1r 1flS'-12 52 322 -X. J 3 O gfig, me 4, , lv-. v,-,,.ff,f-z-w.,:- we -- :'f11-w-1:9':f- a-Jaffa-any-arg-fsagf-.--Q7-1-.-r.:.gLf,-,-:. :ua Zapp:-, .L .sr Q, 5 U.: 1-:egg 5,924-f.if5:,ig:1Le?'fA:,g'3 -9 -ggfzsy.-f,L 23,-'.:f Dubrovnik For the first time in several years, USS COONTZQ serving as flagship for ComSixthFlt, moored ancl made her presence known in Dubrovnik, Yugos- lavia. For three days, shipmates were given several opportunities to experience the sights and people of an Eastern-bloc nation. COONTZ was in company with USS MOINESTER and USS PUGET SOUND. '- 1mfaf:ws :-sg., are-r-:axis 1145 5,3b i'- Q- - .- .. ,- ' '- 1'f'1:K'?i'ff'c .1-?F11 -: -'mzhw fue.-3. Yugoslavia Experiencing the rocky shoreline and closeness of the inner city, shipmales explored various areas ol the Yugoslavian village: the many souvenir shoppes, the large wall encompassing the G city's seaward boundaries, the many variety of architectures, the coolness of several bodies of water, and, ol course, the people whom make each of these worthwhile. annum, . ,, f,-V-fa-ff f ff ,-11, ...,,. s,q.r.-.fs4i,:,,......,.::.,:1:.37133 H. , : fu v:f1a?':'L:.f.,-f,- .JZ fc:-f 1-ff' fisq xagzghg 3 5 .1 14 ,.'54.,y'5Qv,:+z93?,,,,1..,f:,,Gi.-..ef.Ze::'..'?ia .. ,, 5 .. .1 'V . 2. 1 1f-,,- , -,,-fr Y A . f - V :. - - - - . 1 . -:ff-.-.1 L:,gJ.f.-1.1-,315--I1511, ,:,Q1,,yh1.JA,wV,.521-ge-fn-:avr-:f1vfy:-2-ff.-K---W.V.,L-.,..r.Y,..-..., .,, ., , , , - Uv-- ,, ... A .. ..- , - ..,. .-1, S.. -5, v,p.1ky,4u-:,..w qf.m.4w,-,.-faq.a-.-,-:.-.,v.uU,i-y-wv:,:L:,.:1-r4.a1yp,1-4a.r:f1rgw-:wa-ghag-fiwy... ,,-:L-.fun ,.,NY. -.,f.v.. A wk-- .V -nv .Y . v- v V - V 17 V-, , , .,, N -,--'-- ,........, 'fn aw., f QW? W ww lgigfi fy, 'wjiwn H My H, Nw' my f Mm.: V MMM f :W-,v,9v,5m'Ha lr? I Hp X z 39 ' X R A , S. zu X '- w ' f i F , YI . V -fx .'. 3,5471 fm, Night Photography USS COONTZ USS MOINESTER AND USS PUGET SOUND IN TRIESTE ' -5, , ?5-,:-3,2:as- 1 , .pf M ,. -4,1--5 f 51 .mf 'X 64' -'Af-Sf A V ,. .-1L.f.L...zf:. 1' , -.., ': fig, gm: ?4f'w f- -ma1Q 9 Eff' .,..!.: '3 1 . -fv M 4-i6:S:2f:'2?gf 3? 9313?,E:L'ir'1:-2f3:T.ZT' it ,Y.,,r,,.. , . ,. .. Y, Romantic The romanticism of sensational Venice was not experienced by all shipmates as the city was not an official port'of-call. However, several fellow COONTZMEN did take advantage of the time available and ventured there while COON TZ was ff ,. I ' il 15 ' A ' Y , 7 l,,, 1 f EA . l l lx I Venezia moored inport Naples, ltaly, for the Christmas season. For those who ventured there, much was in store, especially the awe of the gondolas ancl water streets. If only all were as fortunate as the few. - V- A fn,-., -.4 vga-fre: 4,-1 417.-'-Q ia ff ':ir+m-yi . , gi. ' .'ZE',GivG?' T 7e4 A- -42'.' 4:1'?J'-5Z25Yi'-Zifx' 555917115 ' ' ' ' ga.sei:52.1.eaves!!fS'e:s:e:--ef.E,:2ZTff.L-,ef-'1r,'as.4t:s.n.fo.,.... o , . f we Do you remember these sights . . . Daily activities indicate a busy routine in Dubrovnik, Yugoslavia Cabovel A shadow gives the Palma castle fbelowl an eerie look. A typical, close street Cabovel can easily be spotted in Palma, Spain. A night look at the Trieste plaza Cbelowl pleases the eye. Y, I F.: t,g j,,.- N 4 - . mf 7. .. . and ,the cities they're from? 48 1 1'2'?3'37 'l-f-' jgEgQ.g:amai.2,-anisgv- A r-Q s 1- - ' 1--i .,+ nk-::,::,,..f And to top all of that excitement . . . ' -1-- 1 W' mm - -Y e - --Y-1 X U.S.S.R. A f. Romania g I , .. V' ' i 'T 4 -jpg-nvnvrxv-My Z X ,. J H N X ': -A'. - A I l 7, ,J Ti .xkmhxsqi I I . L I A., ,, ' - . ,ryan 1 5 X . , , ki b ,. .. -V ,L R V , Black Sea T . Bulgaria .5 l if A g id lj- 1' 'L NAA we -Wi re ' -- ,-J .... 1 LV-if an ERN gJ.AM - .. ,,,,,,.e ,fe --f ,Q 1, -. X-XM ll N 1.1 H, XXL ll , ' .M E Greece , Turkey COONTZ ventured into the Black Seal' For some people, just travelling into the Mediterranean is a dream, a wonderland of excitement. But for the crew of COONTZ it was much, much more. There were the great ports of call. There were the rough seas. There were the new people to meet. And there were the times of work, hard work. One such time was into the Black Sea, one of the primary operating areas of the Soviet Navy. The object of being there - freedom of navigation - was strongly illustrated by COONTZ and her crew. It wasn't the most exciting place to spend the '81 Thanksgiving, but there was a job to be done, and COONTZ did it right. Many were the times we saw Soviet vessels and other vessels of other nations, but our freedom of navigation was imminent. And we let it be known. But We Were ot Alone Venturing into the Black Sea, the Aegian Sea and the various other areas which were new to many of the crew, was a time of curiosity and great adventure. Crew' members saw vessels from other nations, planes of sorts from local countries, many sights which come once in a lifetime for a down-home country man born back in the woods of North Carolina with merely dreams and fantasies of the other side of the world. But now all of that is reality as these ventures brought the dreams to real life: real people, real places, real experiences, nothing money can buy but remains a lifetime memory. 50 Q, fit f-C'-If Qnpfr REAS N 5 ff-Ii imc Qffiufiif CDR I-ous Y S BAKBLKD S c as CRASH remmm. UT X 011-4me1uAmS muses. Cv Morzcnnu S GET H07 S-rica: ozrvmsas Q TU, EKEK5 Q 4 6' :Milf gf A My ends USS COONTZ Ufflcers The Ones From the 'X Weirdroom C 'WardroomD 0913! . 6 QCD H996 6 ofnsqfevih ff My h 4 x ' f .. . , 333' fi L, , f I ,V E3 g-,-- '1'1g+.f'wf L .. I f TQ .. ' 'fL1Tl-,....Q..1..,. 1 E Ou 7 .yr-1-rr f , , 1 k tg H 1 I - P ., FR X ff, f Qklw--f X' lx ' ,, ' . 1 , 3 ,E X 0 sf.Il.,,.,,..4gg,TAA.v:a::sQ?f' -1-Juv.-5:-1 gas: 5- gg:-ga.-. : -1- '-..,-U. -.-:f :T-E J- L Y -M- COON TZ ' Officers LCDR Mark LCDR Randall R. LCDR Frank D. Barbero Brown . Demafl Operations Officer Weapons Officer Chief Engineer LT Peter J. LT'Steven J. LT James L. LT Joseph K. Frothingham Kantner Lewis Lipton Fox Division Officer OD Division Officer Supply Officer Main Propulsion Asst LT lan E. LT Roger D. LT Mark A. LT Charles M, Modelski Morgan Munson Wallace First Lieutenant Administrative Officer Navigator lntel, Asst, CIC LTJG Donald E. LTJG Kevin P. Cole Gannon Steam Maintenance B Division Officer Officer LTJC Carl H. LTJG Phillip Pearson Trujillo Gunnery Officer Disbursing Officer ENS Allen B. ENS Franklin D. Higginbotham Pulley Electrical Officer M. Division Officer LTJC Paul M. Hatch AS Division Officer LTJG William L. Wilson GM Division Officer ENS Michael E. St.Amand Communications Officer . , 1 2 ,.r,'zz??:-:Eg-we-E '1- '11-1.11:-:.::1Q11fi2 32:5-'-'.S1?33E-lfQ5ii'i': 931.1 .ea Q. , ..r.-ff-U brIn1-:em::2f,7a.:1wb:f::ifiz:?5-E,-Q-Z .,-H211-viii val: u X0 S OFCQCE i: 'Tb gm-cfs 1 1 excessl Hivfqu, I-XSC 'FU' V ' P sp-:GR A' 'Ava KEYS H 9,4 Emp-pf 665. X -h SH PS Of ' . WV X -A wx. 5. li? fx? N Eg' C: x.. ., ' ID lil -xr ,Ir , m , - -U ' . T. E ' -g 9 -e TM , ET E, l,,- ,uv w - -A f' ' W dl ?5 - ' WW EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT F oleys Falthful Followers CC 7 ' jj I 1' Wcaguifg - H' I ff C .. if -L-Lai,--., :v - N I -AE:-: 'ra.no:u.'v.51 11 I-17 H M u S109 -,X OUT ,.'l'!.,. 'Tia- ' 'N O E I J Lg-,TL I. 5994 ' Li-u T U O 1 IYILC x R fx Q,-Q? 6 .f lapw lun tx 96519 lffwe B2 Nw.. U H H 1 V Xbiifuxbvi X 13- W . -N- fi Te X' 'f www T X QT M fm I rt' Q,- O 1 -, LGA 7 lr' ruins- '-T' I 7 HM2 Roger A. O. Cameron HMSN Marcus S. Larkin Not pictured: HMC Robert J. Bennett N Senior Medical Department Representative Mighty Medical Team FTCM James C. MAC Wilbur L. JOSN Billy R. PCSN Kenneth J. Keene Townsend Combs, Jr. Duby Command Master Our Shipboard Ship's Journalist! Ship's Postal Clerk Chief Sheriff Photographer The Notorious Navigators M2 Thomas J. QM2 Keith A. QM3 George SN Barry L. QMSN Christopher K. Carr Charpentier Scott Quattlebaum Masters 55 Ic-'f': :- -r:AQ:...vf:-.gg --4'-::2r1:':z::aQ::..:r-'19,2--ut-1:.1:5.f:.,f:.1,r:.:-ff ,.1,.r....-.,:-.fl-1e,.,.. ,f,.,...-.,ll- :fre ...-4.'f- Ta'--LJ' ' 23L2-g:v:,:-.:.:f,'.:I':i2:LI5'S.'-'S or :..1':3:5Lzg ' '- v3.g..i1 T.: Y YNC Timothy J. Vitzenty YN1 Victor E. Kusmersik YN2 Garnett J. Thompson YN3 Raymond A. Heywood YNSN Roswell D. Henderson SN Sheldon D. Letchworth Ship's Office's Y Yokels PNC Robert L PN3 Ronald D PN3 Wllllam E E. BUYRIH Handy Davls Personnel Ufflce s Peakmg PN s id,-. X KI xr-12,1 ff ff KG udp' VLA YL Pyilioc l. Luc, U., Q-SAW, swcaab UMUC ' QFIED 4.51545 Uv LOL sc KEN P:LflL1M6 OPERATIONS DEPARTMENT Barbero s Beady Boys ,--,..s,xXs . . ' N Cl ,Im I 63 ff! X I ciw VX' fff 1:: x'ff - f I! 4, fr!!! .f 1' K I -. ' f CEN? cis IJ N I I J 1 ff T XM' I g X X 0 O 0 WONT- TX o ' 0 ffl' ' U . 0 4'-0 ww N40 B l jfuff' u .K AY V ' A V I- . ' - gf: - ' -.MC '-f f - -' -., fva - N I? up Fx, X' .1 . ,Viv ,, Q f 7 - a , . .I .- -V , i , N , uf A 1 A . , , CC 7 77 g 0 0 , . . l UI DIVISIOD s Osclllatlng w ' . Uperatlons Speciallsts OSC Timothy C. OSI Michael P. OS1 Randy D. OS2 Richard E. Minor Anderson Hardin R0l9iHS OS2 Todd L. OS2 John L. OS2 Craig A. OS3 Joseph L. Sindel Webb Wenrich Derenda OS3 Mark C. OS3 Jeffrey OSSN Louis J. OSSN Charlie E Foley lvester Beck Boyd More Observant OS's OSSN James F. OSSN Gregory L. OSSN Kerry B. OSSN Jonathan H Clayton Fowler Kalvig Ragle OSSN Milton K. OSSN Gregory J. OSSN William F. OSSN Michael A. Boynes Welch Perl Seidler ETCS Paul A ET2 George A ET3 Loring R St Amancl Telller Page Electromc Techmclans OE s ET s I P a o o 'fffafdir--.1516 -52-':ii'5s..-Jam 1 2.1-.511 .:162baa:vu2 T5 as 55,,,.,1i3,.,.3,'3,..1,.L-11:,V,..-...A-1. Y..,, , r . O D . , , 1, DSC Mark A. DS2 William B. DS2 Joseph M Stets Brinkley Napolitano I O I1 D52 Arthur 1. Dsz James D. D53 Wayne D Stringer Thompson Uber EW2 Neal J. EW3 William A. EW3 Leonard Newton Bryan Coley OE Division EW Technicians COMMUNICATIONS Radiomen l i T l T? RMC Gerald RM1 John R. RM2 John D. RM3 Truett Clark Racsumberger Savluk Miller S' l J SMC Phil T. SM2 Steven A. SM3 Terry W. SM3 David L. Cain Mullin Clark Fain 1 , , T H M SM3 Jesse W. SN Perry T. SMSN David C. T Fain Wheeler Hall 61 T '-f- -fs. -2.',s-4- .. A--af-'www urn-Lee.-.--1:-1239. :gg ' -3.q..gef..- x v .,,, . 1.0,-,,,.....,,J ..,,.f,ff.,.h,,..,l,,.qf.Cnu.-. N.. :fi I-5 X,,l1 ,L . ' 'JG Q xv? WA Nl' DW WJENP PLY NEVER 1.0555 V WE F 'TOFE f' ilu Y' D-So x l-Li i Q 0 ,,,l,i.i.1-i-1 lvrffk om! 'il N111 mp fx rx i -wix --,,,,,,,y 0 f'l!TTi i in I0 P507 5 SUPPLY DEPARTME LEWIS LOOHICS A 5 ,fl m . 0 N 0 .X xx f U! PML' A H S' T x .K , , DXJG -Ju ,wh , . 5 l F I . t .i A , 4 , Jin- ii ,Y A477 K i Y ' O ' - .5122 HE ,-Ve -nt H 'N Lre,:.1Lu2t NASB N. ,, I ' r at ' 3 - bi-E -M , --, - . . s , 'S .z - ' 1' . ' 5 fi-'1 . , - - , ' ,ff 1 f 3 Ur 'TY' -':rlX3i,CrJ- ' ' .i:'ni'F-- '.'f'. I -I ' , -..,:'1f:- Y. Y fn -- fQQQQff,f 'Z , 1 f 5. , . f 1 I xx 'H i 5 .- x , - T ::-'r'f'1C ': . 'Q V - Y f1f' f . ' ik A ' '- A ,,:' ' 7: 1 XI- 'fif ' ' --f: ir' 'J'!j'!1,,n3 ' fl: X-F n.+f-'.,- f '1i' M If A-.1 - LZ: .1. ' ' - A U - V 7 Y , i. Mizzv ' 'iii .'1' 4. , 2 CC ' 7 ' 77 MS3 James E. MS1 Ceferino P. Bernardo MS1 Ronald E. Warner MS1 William B. Womacks MS2 Glenn W. Butler, Jr. Bazemore MS3 Frank G. O'Clair MS3 Jeffrey T. Parton MSSA William J. Lewis Mess Management Specialists Ship's Servicemen SH1 Clarence Kleinsorgen SH2 Jose L. Cadiz, Jr. SN Clint A. Aleong SHSN David S. Hutchinson SHSN James P. McSorley SHSN Donald L. Reed SHSN Leland W Rinks i 7 , SKCS Melvin T. 1 Monfort Wilson SK3 Gregory L. Charles Super SKS of Supply Support l DK1 Edgardo B. DKSN Alfonzo SN Donald K. Dagdagan Underwood McBride Disbursing Office ' SKI Raymond E. SK3 Billie J Morell SK3 Eric A. Wilson J 'E' 5-EL-L x -al- A 'Wx ,Q 4? CWEF Bow' 15ooEAll,'1'HE1aE WAS Q 4-like X55-,EgD,W WEAPONS DEPARTMENT Brown s Bronze E Bombers 1 -:vv A XX ffm!! V . .. 1507 , ,N -11 K XX I ' Ava! . xx I ' I ' ,K ., X gil lpij 2 ,yy o - xt , ,I W I if Sao F- -E W . 2 1 Wy ' A L ofa- 1 + ' 1 4. E Pi A f -if-7' A ' lj A jr, . ,ps F- ,Tr f .5 W . 3 -Y 1, 4 ' fc J L ,,. ' ' Q4 A l' r f 7 ag 4 3 , ' I ., -9 '4 . 2 jf 1V ' U E gi .B lo ss- , A - tall: .Q 218.1-?Z'f3IEf'7 ii?-QY2-3:3-12'-2: 215 125:94 '5 Anti-Submarines of AS Division Sonar Technicians STGC Kenneth L. STG1 Christopher J. STG2 Carl E. STG2 Barry C. Soquet Akelian Hoilman Shufelt STG2 David R. STG2 Lawrence R. STG3 Bobby R. STG3 Carl A. Smith Spaw Adams Pantalone STG3 Kent V. J STGSN David L. STC-SN Richard A. STGSN Robert K. Pobanz Denny, Jr. Franke Shendock, Jr. W 1 1 TM2 Martin J. TMSR Darrell L. Puchaiski Lawhon Torpedo-men Gunner's Mate Technicians GMTI Lorenzo M. GMT3 Raymond A. V GMTSN Robert C. GMTSN Rickie E Hardy Massaro Saylor Rader ' ' ' i '132I.E: ' -2122111321 ' k' ' ii-1S1:L1:.'.-3 F TMI Gregory V. Leetch FTM1 Alan C. Matz FTMI Daniel J. Vincent Fox Div. F TlVI's FTMC James R. Petrie FTM1 Scott P. Bibeault FTM1 Robert E. Emery FTM2 Andrew G. Auman FTM2 Bradford C Eaton FTM2 David W. Jackson FTM2 Barry L. Kauffman FTM2 Edward .l. Kloc FTM2 William A. Marshall FTM2 Edward A. Turner FTMSN Martin M. Beer FTMSN Robert P. Drazba ,' ,- i'7'i?L:gfi ,.:9Z?ff:Lr ' -:wa-1 :11::1L4:c:'::i-:1-i-M, - Q. 4. .:-,,.,- ,-.-..-.-n...-- A,-.sv .- ,. .WW , .g-A,Q12ia3v:sg+Ji-ws 2:5 '11'E12E:.1gEaa-Lzfgfsfiafi FTM2 Harold A. Smith FTM2 Ross D. Surbaugh FTM2 Russell l'l Tate GRE-R RK glflmdfx I '-Am af ALL HMO! Swim umm cf THC FLQSU: Mu TlANHvC M0 5- MORE WEAPUNS DEPARTMENT Brown s Brave Boys .. x Q2 ,NW H. 3 ' I, XE-4 f V o . -, XX: ggg IQ gy. i I I I Y 'L f., E. ' w ' E' 5 'N X I ,,,,. n ' 1 p X, I i f D- 1 M' 0 ? , I EL 1: a g ar Q Q L-!Q',,wzL 1 , I, I ,nj .1 Ei E QE L, v ,lj i ' 1 , ':. bali? Q 1 GM Division Gunner's Mate Missiles GMMC Gary E. GMM1 William J. GMM2 Jeffrey L. Bieder Miller Tippen GMM3 Jack A. CMMS Peter D. GMMSN Leland H Grant Lopez Phelps SN John J. GMMSN Michael S. SN James L. Deroga Bradley Grifzmaliel' f :'7'7i5 115 Plfw zzi iir. 1122?-Q-L313fZE.1Y5j2J.iT ZND Division GMG1 Terry L. GMG2 Henry A- Whorrall Rmer Gunner's Mate Guns i GMG3 Daniel GMG3 Eric J. GMCSN Robert J. GMGSN Travis L. Schulman Williams Calloni Young FTG2 Joe E. FTG2 Albert L. FTG3 Kurt A. FTG3 Bradley .l. Hayes Ursich Mullen McKeown Fire Control Technicians Guns F . Tgfrgfjseqh B Q FTG2 Keith A Coffee SN John R. Creasman SN John G. Gulley BMSN Ronnie Haynes SN Joseph L. Hiltaychuck SN Thomas W Jones SN Joseph H. Kramer SN Philip M. Schoch SN Tony M. Sellers SN James P. Stewart SN Wayne C. Stotts SN Jeffrey L. Velez SN Ronald N. Warren Boatswain's Mates BMC Raymond E Bane BM2 Eloy Ozuna BM3 Charlie L. .lohnson BM3 Harold P. Stephens BMSN Kenneth D. Allen SN Michael W. Cummings i SN Leroy ' Hill BMSN Jerald C. McKenzie SN Gerald A. Patterson SN Charles S. i ' Sutton SN David L. Wehner SN Troy l'l. Casselman First Division Z,-'N HGV CoN5oLE! :t umm- ruvuxwgsu WA-rszsvemuses ARE woKKu.aG vegv kgo U0 qnnp 4 T56-v AU , E ' final' . 'Y63CH -- MM '4-7 b M1 My BT H' ',,, . p-'T HT MR. .. C9 ' . Q- ' 6 - N ., ,-,,. I i EN . 1 V . I -N i ANAEQ1. I, 1- , f 1 lvl!---, H-.. ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT Demasls Dynamlc Dynamos I 'Q 5 . 3, t 7 MGCHIKFIISF? Mate X t E'e?g'?gm'S 4 V, -1 1 I Q 7 , K BonIerTechnlcnan v X -5 Us ff K J 3 ---' Nl? ' P Q x 4 !Hull Maintenance Machmery UQI W TEChI'1lCl8f1f 5 Reparrmanl J I ' I I x 0 .i........-, my - A . 9, O n S I ,', X P 'N W , A I 0 0 Q -----H - ' I , C Interior ', ' , V C ton a --ii? ' - b ly I ' l3gncrFnJc?l'ar?iIlCJ , I If 5 V f ' M P- I f ,I Q -'I qu ww , -w E. N 4 Englnemanf J . A a K N I ,ii-fi f , , f i , Q , , I A I if x -' I 1 I -sail G , Ql-v 1 f N . f ff Q was ' r , ' A N f 7, X 'Q X J f J 4 1 ' 0 fxx I '-4 - I N Q 1 , 1 ex I -4 9 X x I Y f Q f . ff -- F4 f f 2-' X nf rf, , A f S5 l J f og ff? . cc -9 ' 77 :9:2'5Z:f??3lFi?'7i:9??fizitfgifz' ': WD ' ' A-Ganger's of A Division MMCS Ted R. MMC Felix A. MM1 Ronnie L. MM2 Oscar P. Berry Parker Crum Barrs MM2 Keith W. MM2 Scott A. MM2 Paul D. MM3 Ricky D. Herdman Holland Henson Davenport MM3 Daniel G. MMFN Raymond D. MMFN Brad A. MMFN Watt W Mellado Allen Walsh Combs ' T 1 :..i.-i9:.1:'E uw li.. 1 5322 D ' 'lil ll Q lip The Boilermakers BTC Theodore BT2 Randolph A. BT2 John J. BT2 William R. BT2 Robert L Anderson Johnson Stevens, Jr. Stewart Volden BT3 Elton R. BT3 Michael J. BT3 Kenneth A. BT3 Donald D. Adkins Barry Comstock Drews BT3 David C. BT3 Michael A. BT3 Ted l. BT3 Donald R. Hunt, Jr. Maclan Shaw Stout I1 f Q Of B Division Q: 11253571 -42-5454: 5233-:-3 4- 1-iE i. 'l-'E -ii3?2brx-1'-Tiirlf-i :lf fliiffzilfi 3131. :i2'2f?5-2:1255 51352: 1? :awwIfuzz.ffl''Q1,.1-.efiri-e2?T2ef' a:1:a::cf:1Z-A-12251215152-f-swam 5 rv Nqrfg Q-.3 qgpyzrzm-.ra-.L BT3 Johnny l... BTFN Ronald J. BTFN Sanford BTFN Arthur R Wooten Beard Clegg Ill Price BTFN Anthony J. BTFN Gregg S. BTFN Charles S. BTFN Curtis J. Principe Arny Cook Churchman BTFN Kenneth E. BTFN Thomas K. BTFN Gerald P. BTFN James D. Dolan Keller Miuccio Scism Lui.-Ei. f.:-.s.g:mmSs:Qz .:jiEfff 'Ir Dv: .si .51 The Macho-men cACtuallY 'imonkey-ing mechanics, ED MM2' Steven J. MM2 Ronald A. MM3 Edward J. MM3 Joseph P. Klrschner Williams Babbitt Brodeur MM3 Craig A. MM3 Richard A. MM3 Edward A. MM3 Donald D. Bush Cadou Chapman Davis MM3 Raymond MM3 Dale R. MMFN Kai D. MMFN Timothy E. Parks Stauffer Gellerstedt McCoy 01' M Division ' :r---1 V: .yf,ff:.--- .1.-A-f',:5'E'1'57Tf' 2.45: 1.5:- ' More lVlacho lVlachinist's Mates MMFN Danny MMFN Ronald E. MMFN David G. MMFN William R. Reese Anderson Bailey Bailey MMFN Kevin R. MMFN Craig R. MMFN Jeffrey L. MMFN Samuel O. Gosier Wood lC3 Paul F EM3 Charles B Johnson Richardson Leese Torrence E Dlvlslon Speclal Thanks is extend ed to the personnel of E Division Out of all of the ships divisions E was tops ln no shows on the three days crew photos were shot in Naples ltaly Thanks for proving me wrong thought the E stood lor Electrical but lt must stand for E xclusive ED x I C l O . . ra n '7 ' H H ! - u - n , . an n ' 7 f ' H H ' MR2 Larry D. MRFR William J. Booth Trodden Machinery Repairmen ,, A gym ' 2 if' 2Tzzniisiliiribific-?5,f7f?-115245115-222P- ,,,.g1v5ggy4:-vac?-fr:-5.-:2.I--fee,-:aff 1-3--: '.- r Repair Division HTC Robert L. HTI James J. HT1 Kenneth W. I-ITl Charles A Byrd Gallagher McQuinn Trowbridge HT2 Gary E. HT2 Dale R. HT3 Thomas J. HT3 Curtis A. Robbins Slack Huston Nye HTFN Joseph W. HTFN James E. HTFN Thomas D. HTFN Troy M. McMahon Turek Laphan Unger Hull Technicians L' ., ' 'W ew W,,,.,,, wwwm MW ff W V 3 y M ,, Wm f Wa-MW, ' , W f ' ' X , ww Q if wW,,,,, Y Www www-.Wf,,wMw V W 0. W W.-mf V. , e , 'J' f W. .. is , an W 'W wwf,,,fmQ,M W, V me ,Rm W, . an . Wm, W - 'M .. ISS for it's the to its 4911? -MMA fE.dit0r's Note: Poetry takes on many forms and each poem share a meaning and expresses a certain feeling within the poet. On the next three pages are three such poems written by YN3 Raymond A. Heywood of XIN Division, USS COONTZ Although Ray does not claim to be a poet as such, each of his works come from the heart and have a special meaning of their own.7 --Sf, .., ,,,, , . W.. ., -, . W -- .... -.,,, - - f. -- ' ---'asf-5 Q '-s-1 -Q-sfff :fir-:rw1-1fllwfg:-A-2.-few'. f0:'-:df -. --.r..,,f,-J,-. v, .,-f 1-.f A.-,: 1., , ,. ,. ,f . --. t , f' ':',-.1 f.--..1:.e'-.f-'1-'lf'-7 1,1..-'q:-'7:-zf-v--113-z:-' -wx-fzsr.. ...J-+'::41fv.s1-M,gs-u.,:.,,,:Y..-.-,wh ,Wang , c , A , ffvi: 1' -5.-5253321-abffp icz, ?.2255e:? ' ' ' ' W ?EF1s'f- Li-Q: fi- 45111,-111 A'-f '-'eL:ftf,:-rm.,-... Destinies Manifest Sparkling seas, reaching horizons found, As horizon reaching to eternities quest, For these thoughts never simmer Within the journey met here within For enchantment exists the far- flung past The ocean's wind, as the loved one in Distance best her hearty there sob For now in time, l transit upon the seas For l encounter foreign lands Of unknown request, of fashioned the wvm ff. lf' if V gf N 1' , . 1 i . N i W V2 I i ' - x 1' ' a lf' 1 ,N e K 4 W e yt 86 Q V W ld Credits EDITOR-lN-cHlEF: losN Billy R. combs, Jr. ASST. EDITOR: PN3 William E. E. Davis PHOTGGRAPHY: EDITOR! 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