Du Pont (DD 941) - Naval Cruise Book

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1982 volume:

?s'22f .rf 'EQ-:A ,.- Y-: rn 11 fJ.,:s', hx-1 F... Mwwvw f f gJ A . f wx H-fi, LM, 11,2 L la I. 3 x X in flu if f ' 'J I R' ., ,' 3- . . 1 'Yr . ng lg -A: , ix K !,,xG aff' ' LEQi?f USS DUPONT DD-941 LLxs Qkjlw M611 sis SNES! T 339 xv NN Th1S book IS dedlcated to USS DUPONT QDD 9415 and her crews present and past DUPONT celebrated her 25th and flnal blrthday as a commlssloned Shlp on 1 July 1982 On 4 March 1983 the commlsslonlng penant w1ll be lowered for the last t1me and she w1ll be decommlssloned DUPONTS l1st of accompllshments represent many long hours of hard work and sacrlflce from the thousands of men who have manned her durlng 255 years of servlce to her country DUPONT has seen actlon 1n almost every ocean area 1n the world whlch lncluded two tours on the gunllne 1n Vletnam, crulses to the South and North P3C1f1C, the Carlbbean and South Amerlca and recent deployments to the Indlan Ocean, Perslan Gulf and the Medlterranean DUPONT IS a proud sh1p and It IS Wlth great sadness that th1s, the last crew, b1dS her farewell May fa1r wlnds and followlng seas take her to her ultlmate destlnatlon N sr 4 xx nk-al X D NN X W X X Nw TA BLE OF CONTENTS HISTORY OF DUPONT 4 D UPON T MASCOTS 8 OFFICERS 9 CHIEF PE TT Y OFFICERS 1 6 ENGINEERING DEPAR TMEN T 1 9 WEAPONS DEPAR TMEN T 31 OPERATIONS DEPAR TM EN T 39 NA VI GATI ONXA DM IN I S TRATI VE 48 DEPAR TMEN TS S UPPLY DEPAR TMEN T 53 D UPON TS ACTIVITIES 60 POR TS VI SI TED 76 PHOTO CONTEST 88 COMING HOME 92 EDITOR AND STAFF 96 REAR ADMIRAL SAMUEL FRANCIS DU PONT, USN Rear Admiral Samuel Francis Du Pont was born in Bergen Point, New Jersey, on 27 September 1803. He was appointed a Midshipman on 19 December 1815, and had advanced to the rank of Rear Admiral on 16 July 1862. During the War with Mexico, he commanded the U.S. Sloop CAYNE, receiving the thanks of Congress for distinguished service in San Diego, Mazatlan, San Jose, and other ports. During the Civil War, because of his promptness and efficiency in keeping open the water communications between Washington and the Northern States, Captain Du Pont was appointed as the Chairman of the Naval Strategy board, which recommended, among other things, to blockade the South and to split the Confederacy by seizing the Mississippi. He was also given command of the South Atlantic Blockading Squadron, whose mission was to seal off the entire Atlantic coast from North Carolina to the Florida Cape. His first major operation was in capturing Port Royal Sound, South Carolina, on 7 November 1861, an opera- tion which required 50 ships and 12,000 troops. Again he was cited by Congress. RADM Du Pont used Port Royal Sound as a supply and operations base for his.South Atlantic Blockading Squadron. RADM Du Pont died in Philadelphia, Pennsylva- nia, 23 June 1865, and was buried in the family cemetary near Wilmington, Delaware. USS DUPO DD-941 SHIP's INSIGNIA DUPONT's insignia contains in the center, a ship's wheel, which lends a nautical motif to the coat of arms of the Du Pont family, the motto Paratus Munito - Expe- ditus Assault freely translated means, Ready in De- fense, Prompt in Attack. The two stars on both sides of the wheel represent the rank of Rear Admiral Du Pont for whom the ship was named. On 16 July 1862, the rank of Rear Admiral was established and Rear Admiral Du Pont was among the first four officers named to this rank. The others were RADM Goldsborough, RADM Foote and RADM Farragut. The ship's insignia was drawn and designed by Fire Control Technician Cgunsl Second Class R.E. Williams, USN, in the late 1960's. DUP N o f 1:-fky ' F l 4 if ri 7 . 5 ik ' ,f 5 f . fi f jx 4: fl P X 1: N' 4:6 ip 1, 1 iq SAME- , 5 I. SHIP'S SPONSOR The ship's sponsor, Mrs. Henry B. Du Pont chris- tened USS DUPONT on 8 September 1956. Mrs. Du Pont is the Great grand-neice of Rear Ad- miral Du Pont. HISTORY There have been three ships in the United States Navy which have been named in honor of Rear Admiral Samuel Francis Du Pont. The first DUPONT was Tor- pedo Boat No. 7, launched in 1897 and stricken from the record in 1920 when she was sold. The second DUPONT was one of the famous four-stack destroyers, QDD-1525, which was launched in 1918 and saw exten- sive service during World War II. This DUPONT was decommis- sioned in 1946 and sole in 1947. The third USS DUPONT QDD-9415 is the seventh destroyer of the For- est Sherman Class. DUPONT was originally commissioned on 1 July 1957, at the Boston Naval Ship- yard and temporarily placed out of commision on 23 May 1969 at the same shipyard while she received an extensive anti-submarine war- fare modification. During DUPONT's active years she spent almost three years of time on six separate deployments in the Medi- terranean Sea. In June 1959, DUPONT took part in the official opening of the St. Lawrence Sea- way and in August 1959 served as one of the plane- guards for President Eisen- hower's first historic flight to Europe. She also has partici- pated in America's space pro- gram in the recovery of two space shots - Walter Shirra's Mercury Capsule and Gemini V. In May 1963, DUPONT served as the command ship during the search for the USS Thresher and in 1965, was a station ship in Santo Domingo during the Dominican Republic Crisis. Ai On June 1967, DUPONT left Norfolk for a seven month Vietnam deployment. During this time DUPONT fired more than 20,000 rounds of 5 shells in support of the 3rd Marine Division and 15th Marine Regiment at the DMZ of Vietnam DUPONT was taken under fire on four separate occasions by North Vietnamese shore batteries. On 28 August while going to the aid of another ship she received heavy fire which resulted in a hit on Mount 52 fwhere the ASROC launcher is todayj. One man was killed and eight wounded The ship, however, remained on station and con- tinued her support of the Marines ashore. During this deployment the DUPONT officers and crew were awarded: 3 Bronze Stars, 8 Purple Hearts, 7 Navy Commendation Medals, 21 Navy Achievement Medals, 11 COMSEVENTHFLT Letters of Commendation, and all hands received the Navy Meritorious Unit Award. She returned to Norfolk in January 1968. After over- haul and routine operations, DUPONT returned to Viet- nam in August 1968, arriving in the IV Corps area of South Vietnam on 10 October. After a goodwill tour to Sydney, Australia, and Welling- ton New Zealand, she returned to Norfolk on 1 1 April, and then headed for Boston and her Antisubmarine Warfare Modernization. Q 'w 5,5 wmv.: 'N 5,.w w . i.Tf 4 gxXC After her Antisubmarine Warfare Mod- ernization, DUPONT was recommissioned in May 1970. The conversion and modern- ization of DUPONT included a long range sonar tied into an underwater battery fire control computer to produce a fire- control solution for control of the ship's antisubmarine rock- et system QASROCJ located aft and the two triple torpedo mounts forward. Following the completion of fitting out and final accep- tance trials, DUPONT joined Destroyer Squadron 26 of the U.S. Atlantic Fleet, homeported in Norfolk, Virginia. She made major deployments to the Mediterranean and played a key role in upholding the American role in the North Atlan- tic Treaty Organization QNATOD while attached to Standing Naval Forces Atlantic CSTANNAVFORLANTD in 1974. DUPONT also made goodwill cruises to the Caribbean and South Atlantic regions. DUPONT returned to Norfolk in mid-1975 and commenced a scheduled overhaul in the Nor- folk Naval Shipyard. After completion of overhaul and sea trials, DUPONT was ready to support the active fleet once again. She made var- ious major deployments in the following years which includ- ed the Persian Gulf and Indian Ocean in 1975 and 1976. She joined up with the NATO Fleet in 1977 for numerous exer- cises and then toured South America as a part of UN ITAS XIX in 1978. DUPONT once once again spent a great deal of time making goodwill tours to the Caribbean. In June 1979 DUPONT headed to the Bethlem Steel Ship- yards in Hoboken, New Jersey, where she un- derwent her last scheduled overhaul. In June 1980, DUPONT departed Hoboken for sea tri- als and proceeded to Guatanamo, Cuba, for re- fresher training. Since that time DUPONT has made three Mediterranean deployments which also saw her as a part of the Indian Ocean!Per- sian Gulf Battle Group during the Iranian Crisis. DUPONT is now 25V2 years old and the Beirut Contingency Operations was her final assign- ment. On 4 March 1983, the commissioning pen- nant will be lowered as she's decommissioned. DUPONT's list of accomplishments speaks highly of the thousands of men Qand dogs! who have served as a part of the DUPONT family. DUPONT will be placed in the Inactive Ship Basin in the Philadelphia Navy Yard to await her country's recall to duty possibly sometime in the future RA GS DUPONT'S mascot was known throughout the fleet. Definitely one of the saltiest dogs, he joined the DUPONT crew in May 1980 during the ship's overhaul in Hoboken, New Jersey. Rags rode DUPONT through high Winds and heavy seas and proved himself a seaworthy mascot as well as an exceptional morale booster for the crew. It was a sad day when Rags drowned in Bayonne, France on 4 July 1982. Rags is gone but certainly not for- gotten. 7 Bm0l'1B8 E if i 'Q'!4 7 TT 4, ' , 'K L- 'ff' ix K J Q' N K t f K I X -X ,2f . If I X X. W T , r we 2 ,f , 1' . f . 1 ffl X lv , , X X, , - X l, 1 ' 6.190 if gif WW my'-' DUPONT'S current mascot, JR Cfor Junior Ragsl, was adopted by the DUPONT crew when the American Ambassador to France learned of Rags' passing. JR is a natural sailor and quickly adapted himself to shipboard lifeg he's friendly and has become an integral part of the DUPONT family serving as a constant reminder of our famous mascot. 3-. ZS COMMANDER JOHN SH OBER BURROWS III Commander Burrows has been the Commanding Officer since December 1981. A graduate of the New York State Maritime College in 1962, Commander Burrows served as En- gineering Officer on the Navy's only minehunter, USS BITTERN QMHC- 435 and as First Lieutenant and ASW Officer on USS H.E. Yarnell QCG-175 Following a tour in the Officer Tactical Branch at Fleet Sonar School in Key West, Florida, he completed Department Head School and reported aboard USS DUPONT QDD-9415 for duty as Operations Officer then Executive Offi- cer. This was followed by duty as an Exchange Officer on a joint Royal Navy!Air Force Staff in Edinburgh, Scotland. He then joined the staff of Commander Cruiser Destroyer Group EIGHT as Staff Scheduler and Assistant Surface Operations Officer. His next afloat assignment was as Execu- tive Officer of USS CONYNGHAM QDDG-175. Commander Burrows returned to DUPONT fol- lowing duty as Weapons Training Officer at the Fleet Combat Training Center, Atlantic, at Dam Neck, Virginia, and as a student at the College of Naval Warfare at the U.S. Naval War College in Newport, Rhode Island. Commander Burrows' decorations include the Navy Commendation Medal and the Navy Achievement Medal. Commander Burrow is married to the former Daphne Jean Stirling of Surrey, Camberly, Eng- land, and they have three children, Deborah, Don- na and John, IV. I... 44 .ee Wa: 1511- -55' 1 .r---'Q' .'e'. l.'5,.m'.l, nf, S ,ggi Z Q. S, n a a Q QT 5 4 '1 5 .NIIW IWW 71 L ff ,or COMMANDER I DONALD DAVID GEISMAR Commander Donald David Geismar was born in New Lon- don, CT, on 6 October 1945. He graduated from the U.S. Naval Academy in 1967 and received a commission as an Ensign in the U.S. Navy. Following his commissioning, he served in the Navy's first guided missile destroyer, USS GYATT QDD-7125 as First Lieutenant and ASW Officer. In May 1969 he detached and attended Destroyer Department Head School in Newport, Rhode Island. Commander Geismar's next tour at sea fol- lowed in February 1970 as Weapons Officer onboard USS Carpenter CDD-8255. He split toured as Engineering Officer in USS CAYUGA QLST-11863 in July 1971. In December 1972 Commander Geismar commenced and later completed a Master's Degree from the Naval Post Graduate School in Monterey, California in Operations Analy- sis. He returned to sea duty in July 1979 as Weapons Officer in USS COONTZ QDDG-405. Upon completion of this tour he assumed his current duties as Executive Officer, USS DUPONT. Commander Geismar's decorations include the Meritorious Service Medal, Navy Com- mendation Medal and Navy Achievement Medal. Commander Geismar married the for- mer Joan Marie Harper of Pompton Lakes, New Jersey in December 1967. They have three children David, Michael and Amy. ENGINEERS LCDR COMMANDER BOB MILLER LT GARY NEWBERRY CHIEF ENGINEER UNTIL AUG CHIEF ENGINEER AFTER AUG WEA PON S LT BILL DALE Y LT J ULIAN DR J ROSEMOND WEAPONS OFFICER UNTIL SEP WEAPQNS QFFICER AFTER SEP OPERATIONS S UPPLY LT ERIC BALTRUSH T TOM HONEYCUTT NAVXADMIN LT PAT MCLA UGHLIN NAVIGATOR UNTIL OCT FIRST LIEUTENANT UNTIL OCT NAVIGATOR UNTIL DEC LT GEORGE PON S OLLE I , , 4 4 w I knew Mr. Toombs was short, but this is a bit ridiculous! Why Mr. McLaughlin, how barbarian! A Chaplain Fletcher LTjg Joey EMO Pipcho LT George Ponsolle LT John Lyver, GUNS, Admin Sz Nav Let's get Joey, he'l1 eat anything! 1 W4 wwf, LT David Betts, passing the buck Pork Chop LT Brian Whited ENS David Krev Farewell to DUPONT's favorite hero R X fm : ,g A ,NS xxx www Y :S 4 si Af. V mx A A ' Qi in Ra He's got a CPA of WHAT? LTJ G Scali, DCA The Money Man Say Cheese ENS Mike McGovern !! , Rough weather, we always know wh0's at the Conn! He finally made it, LTjg Rich Thomas To the rescue H' Well almost The New BULL, ENS Dave O Qlison ENS Dave Krev, ENS Mike Cucchiarella, LTjg Tim Ruck 1 .W mf ,,: N WW., ,WZ Z M ef 5: Cf' ff Y-mf f f ,,,..wmW,,,,,h,,,M I 1 ff ,G . f 'ff ff ' ' f ff ' WX, , ,,,,, MW ,,,, T f X7 f, 5 f Z VC' 3 1 'x 3 7 4 Z? ' '7 UW? ff ' , l W f 'X ,f 1-, 5, 14,4 , ,,,,,, l xi 2 i ,.N.. , J 7 ,,,,, f R f , UMM, ,f Z .QC ,f s ff 2 :ww ff fr 'C' w,,,,,, 2 ff f ff if' ' df M, 5 9 G f ffm, ff ftfwfi mf' ff ,,m.,,,, 'MV JA , ' , ,WWwwwfmffm,WW, f 'f ' A , ff , ,mf W, I t' .LfL'7WffffWvW f Wxj,..4.wwyfymWf,j 'ff I0 X Z , W f f -'ykfwlddkldwfimwwwww 2 f Z X 4 f 5 Q 5 wwfwmWmwmW fWW xg 4, 2 ,f 1 Z ga Q ff Q T ,,, 2 , ,,,, Q , fmwfwzwwe- W,f,,f,,,f f I H 2 5 gm New ZW Z 1, ffm, Wwww'wwwfffwf-Vwwfwvxmffalqqg AMW? IWWWWMMym1fwWWnMwfWMWffw,,Q,,,,s.axw4v4N4'Q ' 'its , ff ff'f2w,M,f,wWW,wwwMwffn,,f f, f f ,M , f 1 1 'W'wm,.,+ . , mf,Mww wwWfffWf fffwumffwmwfwvrxv'W ff Eat a what? T 5 . I L 1 , . 1 I 1 1 X X , X X FRO T RCW: STGC Holmes, MMCS L , HTC 13 C ' MSC Sanchez, R C Miller Ogan Qual, mam, C Marquls, BACK ROW: ETC Gisewhite, BMC Reese, BTC Sl ht BTCM M D ld EMe,R0gerS, SKCS Allen, FTCS Herring aug er' C Ona ' T 'few f 1 NS Wy 1 51: S f .XX Q SNYS N ' X e.ee Q Wjmwbwf J Z 4 , 41 7 X - I eww M ,KWH mmvdyffwwwrfffzw ,, MMJ ,i f vmw4WMwfwmwX-1 .iewf but Y Vg - C Ng, z 5 ww M Z 'ffmfmW,,,x.1eMM,wWf 2 5 7 ? f? ' 5 R ff , E 3 . 5 V' 'z X f Q ' W f 3 xy 2 P X 1 I 5 WW, ,,,M,MwfffWW I4 Tl Q XX.X wyrx Couple of fairy nice guys Q S Rumor control central Where's my dog? or Q QF , Z 222 Qw Hey Dad, can I borrow the car tonight? VW , fw Deputy-Dog max Fw WW SW :MA an .mm is 2 .mN.J..N -.. Mm! AIX I fi .MX asm X X 5X 7 S , Ox sl 'N x xx KN? s A XX N xx eff' xx .W X , ff' X 2 SN N XX S X 1 X, -, Xxx x x X O X ig X A A X x N 1 5 X X X SMN RQ X EL N . ' Q? x Sr 7 WW W X aww! W! X . ' W ff! W WW ' ,f W V Y ,ff f .H 2 55 p W l ,.'g113'v: , W!! X V- ff',N X X , if Z W X f f f f My W W Z W, 'ff 'ff X If f ' f' f ff A g, fffff Z , g-'Af f , 7 f , 'f ff f , ,ff-f,f.W V, -, ,X ,X , ,, 1, ff gfsfsyj J X X A7 Im, ,f! A Z f A ,Vff M . f W W! 1-- . W 7 , X QW My ,f', . 7 , f f-Xf X ffn, . fy 2 ' .f 6 ,f It ,f AAff ff ,.,, 1 I ,, Vins S67 W- SIXAV A57 - 5 11,1 X- ff X.. ,ff f W x T 1 ' Qhx X , ,, 3 Q A mh. ff, f W fa A l H f L , ,mgm f ,ff h W Zdf f X! ff fffff WM f fff f X W , fff X f X ! ffff,,? XZ!! ff W f X ' fy ' l , ' A hhX . m ?, 2 If . m W f a 5 f S 91.3136 i iQ . f f f f A7 f K 4 f ,W f !f i E ,ff 3. nd W0 omma Petty U 4 711 of C Chlef J to Prope f main f X plex and 'Egger pro , four foul' ' W steam 1 W ff ff Cfff f 4 ff f K f ' ff f V X if vi' If X :X ff ff fl , ,, X V, WV JW! , ,f W ,ff I X ,7 V I' f' 1 WZ' Q X X ff 1 fi ff W f ,f V fn' ,f' W fQf A ff jr X I , , ff X f f !ff,!C,,fCQ!,WVf!wW 7f,'y5!f Aw 4 W f 4 , ,ff ,f ,ff , ,ff , 4 If ,X of f Q73 4 , yi ,X iff , gf ,V I fvg ff, , l,,! x f f -4 , f , fl L Head Orwell Timid little creatures FRONT ROW: BTFN Testa, BT3 Moss, BT3 Ashley, A A stle Tff BT3 Cieutat, BT3 McCauley, BT3 Hill, BT3 Tirrell t 6 Q ' BACK ROW: BT2 Merkle, BT2 Armstrong, BT2 Waldrop, A ' BT3 Keast, BT3 Mabry, BT3 Hilty, BT3 Garrett, BTC Slaughter XXX x sw- W N 5 aa: X X fnwf f My O, Q gn cm, I H is .. .,-1' , . ' f . 'A 'X H mifzzciw ....WM,,,A..,.-W Q W7 ,W H f ,,,,, .O , .M ,,,,,,M , , 2 'WMZM W, N' WLM. ,, M, A 1 ,Q ,f V ,, ,j ja ER ,J J, - A 2 A fx , , A :4 ,. Z K K 44 x a X ' ' F 1. 2 -f vw wg ,F ,M f 2 'ffl W! 52 1 f Q-W .3 5 fi ff 34 If gf r MN, rf z W gyfgf if ff . K -. y- fx ,,,,., 1 f X Ny, X7 -. , , X! 4 ,v W, .. ' E L WM' 'il an The Sa1tiest FRONT ROW: BT3 Ma, BTFN Walker, BT2 Crumpton 2nd ROW: BTFN Moses, BT3 Mayo, BT3 Vanpatten, BTFN Berry, BTFN Douglas, FN Brown 3rd ROW: BT2 Dodgson, BTFN Greenwell, BT3 Booz, BT3 Sucher, , , O X , E, I , -X - paw, X 1 ,ff f Q f f ' L Q N x E! , V Q xx , A If X X w ' x f - , f, 1 N Q X ' ' N 1 ,f 5 Q , f ' 5 A , R ,g ff 7 ' ' ' ,ffm N X X :' ' .Nw sa gi, x N I Q f, X5 Q S, 3? EXW R , i B. . ,g H 5 VVV, i ? 1 5 1, I , O fa , 2 A 2 - 4 a 5 ' f 1 Q54 , O , 5 O ' f V 1 ,TW V . X 2 3 X X ,I I -Offi fl, K 2 X sf my , .W V ,R , ,W 5 Q fi ,fr X O if , . lv f M I ,, -5 X . , .I ,NM-mg, 4 XX I 1 I , ,N 1, SwNxxTwi,NfQ:g ' J ' ,. ive ,uk-'I ' 5 . mp- ' x s f x Ne-,Msn Q f I - X W ,, , ,f V V , L f 2 ff-ssFzsNQ1w -X f qv:-mr m. . + X + , Q , f , , f- x Q ,,,ss fQ4v,,,,- s ,QW , N- 2? : L 'Q lar, , V, ..., , X I eva, O55 g , . f f ' ni, Riff ,X 4 'k', f, A wh Q ,y i' Q .f vm ,X ' '.f.:, ,, . ya,..,,' ff Q Y as ,,,f A M , .OX K f f if Q ' , X O jk vf W Q , 7 W, ff BTFN Plytas, BT2 Mehl, BTC Wagner 2 x H 77 0 R 'fx xv f L zgligi SX M NW-W, ..Xxx LLXXX , X N ,. Q ' A, X' 'A'A '-XX - Q t ip . g ,g A N . ...x.NNN.. ,..N..... , as .1 XY g Y f X i fx fx t 5 - ig:-Q5 7,11 X Q ' Mix 'SSN . 'B B W X t - n h r VE QQIQ Ma t e oa s , g ax x 1 NE SMA 'A L 2 Sgr X X MX Q S X X X Q S 3 SO if N X YXVX M X X X Q X x VXYQS X S YQ TSQSXQQC QQ fbfxggsf X M N X x X Ski fYx R xxQx X Hard day ID the salt mme MH P,.!,'aP FRONT ROW: MMFN Jones, MMFN Turner, MM3 Moore, MM3 Nordeste, MMFN Butler, MM3 Sloan, MMCS Logan BACK ROW: LT Betts, MM2 Jensen, MM3 Cogar, MM3 King, MMFN Smith, MM2 McDanie1s, MM1 Hill ' Q Nw X X X N W '. f S NN Q, X XX NXXx i eviiliww I Scpivglz 3 ! X I-'VV O ifmaii pf 7 - Il If U I J L.. MU We're just one big happy family 4 FRONT ROW: MM3 Smith, MMFN Bonarski, MM1 Waters MMFA Sparks, MM3 Martin BACK ROW: LT Betts, MMFN Luntsford, MMFN Pine, MM1 Henslee, MM3 Tullis, MMFN Zahara ?' MW f 1 W- f X , 1.4-wwf Q ' yy ff 72? wwf ff ,hw X f X W f Wff X. 1 -W If E NN... -V :QRS X. flv ' QQSQQMNMQA ' : X f M2 f , A X N 1 xa X w,::'fN N 2 5 A J -Q ,, 75 QS W x..x 5.33, - K : mm f-rx X A A :,, J ,.W.Tyf.4N ' fri' xx fe' Vw .2 an il ,, fi if S Q in- l 3 X 2 ' X fb ,f 5,f 'x,.QN V If I x f I W Q K, af ,ff , 4 5 3 Wim? -- ,, I f' ,113 ff A ff, JZ 5 ,Q WN f fzj 3 Z ,Z BQQM .xx X f xf N xxx L ff Q , XQ Xi QSX 4 .XRQRNMA1 S X k. : vN A Y 5 1- 5 ' ww X 'YX ' ,X u N E X XX BY ' ' XE? FYR . N5 1 X Q ' 'Xl j gi XX . f 5 ,c E 'ii X- if f,,, X X , Q i X W v ,-Q X3 N ,, X ' ' A 3 4 XXXXXXX Nxxx 1 XXHXXXXXX X , X , XX 7 ,,,, X I Xi. SA ,,,. XX ,cii , , A . lk ,, ,.:, Z X, 'Q 9 1 , X X 1 E , ,ff , , ,fm ,!:, E, 4 ff 7 ' ' f, f ,, ,, 'mf ' ' ' , X, 7 2 ' ff f I .l f- ff! fzflff 97 -ff M , , li fm ,, XZ, , , , ,N X, , 312' 'qf ,ff , 1 f 1 f ,V ,W I 5 , ..,,, , 0 ,4 ,M X ,, ff WWWWW , 'VX ,,,,,,,,,, vf 'Z,Z,f X, .QZMLW A 1 ,fp ' f..: wf it , f f ,K W ,f 1 . ,Wx 5 f f f , f W ,i X y x 1 , 4 , ff W 74 I ' , I ' L27 ' V 4.v,,z,Z,:W f ' gl., 'fi 4 M f ,V - ,,ff,f - f Z2 f , ,JW X XXX QXXXX XIX W6-mff ' . Xf X iff Wife ,QW ,,,q,f ' , 0'f ,, - . ' QI 5 ' M if KA by iX. fag! ,i 7,1 f j , 7 f 7 KK 4.1 ,ffw f M fb 4f- ' E , ,f . wi. f 4 X4 1 X,.:N LX- Xi: XY XXX '-:aff n ,W ' A ,Z X, - X, , 4-Www f M - V ff g ,gf -92, ,, , . :wfwfvm : X, ' -1 1 - 'fix 'U' , 3 f f , 2: ' 1 ,S ' gf, ., f , s 4 , , - Uf , H f ,h V5 ff ' 1' 'N X X ,X vm X Nw W X X XXX S ii' XXX XM V X . XX XXX mx N 5 T X X X X X XXX X XX R X XX XXX X X, X X W QNX WXNwN XNX5'5F vXX x XY X X X X X 5 is Y N- X X X5 Xi X W X X X N XXX W XX S X Xy R1XX5 X XX X XX X V-:SX iqfx N , . X X X XX K g XXX X SN Q X X XX--1 an X X XXXXX Q XXX X' XXX SX XX X X fX XXXXQX XX X X XRXXXNM Xxx XE QQ XXX,-iw SX Q X X XXXXX X X A X x QW iw A W X xg If X X X X X X X A XXX X X VAX XVW X X XNXX Q X QX X XX X N XXXXX XXXX XX XXX 1 QB? XEQSMX XX xx Q33 I X X XXWXX X X XXX XX XX XXX X X gag X XSNX X EX S. .M X ,-.XX X XX XX NNXXXXXXXN XX XX X NX w X N ix QQ X Q XMXX Q3 Q X X X X XX X X X X NN in 5 N :X Q X X AV' . 1 4, 1 f , f 'Q f f X X , If f . , X f f ,,f f , 'X fx X' I f mmf V 'w I I ' X .XVX ,K M X1 XX X X-'Av X X X fNx X X N X X N X fm X X Q X X X X X sk X! NX X X w r X X AN! Af Us X X QNX X X71 QXXX7 .. ,f X X :XX XX x XX f, T Z ' ' 51.51 X NSXXXQ, if VF 1 f P' ix .X- 4 vox X 5 , I A 7, f, 155' fi-f X IV, XT 'WT X x w w X. xr r X X f- 4 XX XX f X qw, XXX ' XQV .,, CX, ,V fy ,SXXXX XX, 1 , Xbff 2 2 , X ,, rw ff ., gf,-3 X,,,,X.e,..X.,,mXX 5- f fa xg . , X K X, ,, XXX ,Q ,XXX Q. W 1 f 2, l J: l J , J l , r L , N.. ... . ,, li Was it something you ate? if Fill out an internal Work request 'J F I- ? , J i t it V I JL Z J 3 3 FRONT ROW: MR2 Wallace, HT3 Dobrodziej, HT3 Hughes, V LTJG Scali, HT2 Moss, HT2 Davis, HT3 Casebeer BACK ROW: HT1 Larson, HT3 Foutch, HT3 Stonehouse, HTFA Weidner, HT3 Webb, HT3 Anglin, HT3 Aragon, HTC Quartararo You clog 'em, we'll blow them r NS R. Who stole my wax? i FRONT ROW: 'EM3 Gallahan, IC3 Ramey, EM3 Landry, EM3 Guiterrez, ICFN Rhodes BACK ROW: IC3 Wright, IC2 Ryals, EM3 Lee, EM1 Massa, EM1 Hillyer, EM1 Fungo, ICC Fisher, EMC Rogers X NN KN, NES Gee and Dawson I Georgia Boy FRONT ROW: ENFN Black, MMFN Seiber, EN3 Coleman, EN2 Peavy, BACK ROW: MM2 Martin, MM2 Sons, MMC Plummer, MM3 Woods, EMC Rogers Y' X1 7 ff f Ram firm I ,.., X04 wi-W X ww ' WEE. Y X Q X 1 .Q . ' ,nz ,W f vm A x .qw 5 f Q, A N X S SMX M W W Q Q x f I , My X NSW A x Xu. Y 4 A ,f ff ,, Q X--- f if ,,,. , , ,,,, X X ,Mfg ff X vi , X f'1 -- .- j, ,fn ,WL 41,1 V f, I ff ,A f C- 1 4 , X ' V gl fa' 15 f I ,Y , ,ffm 'V' ',,.: Z , J I ,, . S A ' f X w f f! X 1 f ' C 1 1 5 'J X is xx XT., x S Q X X X FRONT ROW: GMG1 Graf. GMG3 Walker, GMG3 Sachs BACK ROW: GMG3 Bushy, GMG3 Klein, GMG3 Haynes, LT Lyver va wav ' -WA XR . N , X X x, V jf up ,T 5 3 , 5 , -i .b wget, v N ' we .- J M, X X ff SX X xy X A Q ' X fi' N W X . . ,V X -fe w Q 5 R N gg, x N K K X Q QX X N X xl X ,X 4 1.35 W Q X 1 x Q X X X X Y X.. X N N N Q. xx Ngw W Xa X O N jg , as ' ,X .:,,. ,. L . 'wx Xl,- :+ N... : 4, gg 'R' , alaa QQ Q Ctigtijffixffg P , cf R , M I , F H-15 S W -' 2, ,M WWW M Z f 5 Z Z K XX , .px , 5, XNXXX ,E x R, RR ,R Q Q Q , X. ,X R 5 S SS NNN 5 ., . FTG FRONT ROW: FTGSN James, FTG2 Peiffer, FTG2 Clinton, FTG2 Hamilton, FTGSN Shabarekh BACK ROW: FTG1 Jacksdn, FTG3 Nock, FTG2 Seebacher, ' WW' , FTCS Herring, FTG2 Macomber, LT Lyver x X, w ' f X W ?s kg I Q.. M I W Anyone for flshlng. i, L 2:-il A RJLFEI FRONT ROW: TMSN Wells, STG2 Weber, STGSN Brown STG2 Lewis BACK ROW: STGC Holmes, GMT2 Prevatte, GMT3 White, STG2 Hodder, GMTSN Townsend, TM3 Brickey, LT Whited s 'doodd R 'X X. lx 1 5 s x 'O S. f 2, ,,... ,L -N--W.-?- Q K X ex ww X X af XFX X FRONT ROW: STG1 Walker, STG2 Long, STGSN West, STG3 Kile, STG1 Shands BACK ROW: STGC Holmes, STG3 Sorah, STG3 Jones, STG2 Sanders, STG? Hurst, STG2 Polowski, STG3 Vanderzee, LT Whited F . w ' my l X M1 O gf , 5.5, 5 if 'ek X , , 5 fgx X X L M X X x x X EEZ, S if v 2? X f K APES Leading boats' fix 22 'C-Jai 'il rn., Q ,cl1,- . F sg . ' 1' .LW f 4? x 1 I QE 9 ll gc'-4' FRONT ROW: BMI Lovett, BMSN Florez, BMSA Walker, BMSN Farmer, BMSN Gibbs, BMSA Legaspi BACK ROW: BMSN Keller, BMSA Johnson, BMSN Woodyear, BM2 Sloan, BM3 McCaulley, BMSN Nixon, BMSN Price 5 M, f -- ---- --1---'-Mm , .-..,, , ... . .X M 1' airs 9' XX s we e - 5 K ., X IQ. l. 'SW M K x 3 X S xxx X y ' f f ,w'.:s,jj, fl, fl ,Q -e 5 , x X XXX X ,S we Sox Q X Qs, , We -l K Q FS .ggyw X e X X x WN-'X X X X . M i Q 'Q MS ...wif is X x X Q ggwxk Ag e Y 1 , l ,, , elvl N .Q e we 'ge . L S Yxxw-N,.., N s x 5 x XX X R X Ex fe a , o ox 'eo' r ., X ...W Q -we X Q is XX'lk ' eww Some Sunday! Luk! xfKVL:1.f'5'D X' M WA M fagjw W if K1 fb 7 wwf i 54 , rP1?,fsg5, H ' ' af Q5-fm XJ iw O I 19 I 'L ' Xf'xi 'ffS M ' I V 'F I ,w.,,. W FRONT ROW: BM1 Lovett, YNSN Naeyaert, BM3 Moolchan, BM3 Gustafson, BM3 Miller BACK ROW: LT Ponsolle, BM3 Thorton, BM3 Ruminski, SN Brizendine, BMSN Grisham, BMSN Lewis, BMC Reese ' Y i f X x Xfffxk EY , N, f, X N x , I st . S1 Q . ,Q Z as ' i Q . , s S, , , g . N ff X X X X X X SX X s X X A , X s X L 5 N X Xa we , L , , ,.,,, , X X X s Q - t L 'if f I 1 fx ii X N X Q K X N N, X NL R , ,. Exe..-4,. , Q A t 'X Q V. , X 'Vfii X NIQ X X XXX f Q fx X f f ig? X A R NX , X X N XX X N X X X fs 1 N E x x R XXX X ff X , S 1691. UN XX ' iw . XM, X 1 X, I 1 3 A 3 K 'i f 'fi ' -' f X f -XXX. , X ,,,, X X I ? :1:l3NfQ:yf' 'S' ' 'S X X . f -' .:-1 ' -AMX. 1'-9X XXXX 2 X iWN 'NXXL ' - fws Sm ZQ X :XX if ' X - X A H XXXXXXMWAXQY X ,f , ,C ix X ., .X .XXX-.W X Mlm MWX X X Yi 'fix X 3 ,X X . 'fff' f 4 ,v rxxfs ri p XM XXX X X X YX ,ff S x , f M, . GW A, 1 3, X fax X X ' X . f Z X X X X 'XSZLQXXXXX XX X X 5'X'XXQ.'f'x' E'-.ff X. X '-XX, XX N-IX 1' - . . X ,. . X sw X X XX: XXWXX XXXXXXX XX. 6 rX.,XX.XX.VXX XX XXWXXXXXX3 X XXX . X ' fn: XL, X XX XXXXX X XXX.. X X, 3 XXKXXXXX X , .XX I .L HMQXXXX .XXX ,. X X X X. f, X gfXXX,X5.-X' X XXV' - X XXXXXX XX f. . X .XXX ., X X X XX X X X -XX XXX Xs X X. 7-uf-X XPMXX X fX X . X XXXXXXXX X X .XXXXX XXXXXX. XX, ,XXX , .X X. ,XXXXXXXXXX X X ...X XXXXX X. X' X -XXX., 5-TXXX-v.-5 . -X X . X X X 'X , ff? XX' X X PX ,XM W ,X , XXXXXXXXX3'XXXXXXXXC-XXXX' XXX ' -X X, 'NYS X XX' .X F X XX Come to po X X3 X XX XXX . ff .. X X-X,X.Xg 'XXXXXX ' .XX .XXX X X XJ X i L X . K X XXXQXPU .MSX X 1. :is,,3X,X X X . :X 'iz XMQQXI X X I Q. Aziz- W JXX X-1X-FX. XXXXXX X if X X' -X. X . 1' XLLxLL i X ' .X X-X il . VX XX X XXX. 'll 1' ppa77 S6 XX -X X XFSX XXXXX . - V XMX X X 'XX N.. XXXX .XX ag 'A . Www-X-XXXXXXX' XX XG' XX A YAJXX x x ss' 0 lr XXXL'X..X'XQXX1fq'W XXX' X XXXXW WX XXXXW X V X XQXXX X XXQXXXJ K XWX XXXXX XXX, - XX XXX. X F - XXXXX .XX XX XX 3 XXX NXXXQ i :1.XFXXXX '-fig .XXX X X. XXX.. QXXXIXTXX Q:XX-JXXXQXXXX -X XX - XfXXfs XXX K. XXXXXXXXX 'ff XX. XX..X.X,gXX XXX XXISQXX VXT: X X- N X X 'X X X X XX X X X X ix! X F ' M GK X XXX 1 A X e N W XFX W WX gi X X X QA KX XX XX X XXXX XX X X lx 'W X X X X W X X X XX XXX XXX X X XX X ' 'Y S 8 ' fi 4 X 'WX ,X X QNX X X XX X XM X X X X 4 XM XX X X X XX XX , W w' EX M 'X X X XX X X1 T N A X X X IX X ,XXX X XX X X X X XX NX X X X, 'n XX X X XX ,gh S X X X X ,NW X X X X X X XX My I R' XX X XX XXXXX X LA ,' VX X W X , X XXX, X X X X.. .M X X X XX X M X T X 5f',Xf,:'YWf.f1 '3 ' 'X X XX X X X ' ,, , 2 XX :QSXX ,X M I X Xp X XX, XX XX X X X XX XXXXXXX X X X X K N I FRONT ROW: ETSN Santostefano, ET1 Williamson, ET3 Dougherty BACK ROW: LTJG Pipcho, ET2 Norton, ET2 Ward, ETC Gisewhite OE DI VI SI O qvrgox 764.07 S54 YA XWQ ,AO QMNKAUZ WS qfftioqfxqc K7 l7,l:I CPQZQS KA L' j ggmefzulfv wmzo 46 7 U , Wm la 0 9 , Q 'V . ' A-ez: - i , ff' Xtmvoemmbao Desflu R ffm S 1:- -5- K ww 1, K , A I . Qfffffff -Q f W af U. . if f f W P W 72 fffnw'u,w f Z' gf Xi 'iff 55,5 ' ,V v - AMX If -I A H f ffF'L5 x .X rim' SQL1 fx 'I , J w 9 ,f A V ff , ' l, , N 1: HK ww x, ' . . . , S NJ My Md 51 - 1 N Sn-v ' , Q, .X ,X fwwff WW mmwnwm E 1 1 X L WU' FRONT ROW: OSSN Smiertenly, OSSN Farrell, EW2 Spurhng, EW2 Bowman, OS2 Keene, EW2 Spencer BACK ROW: OSSN Aimes, OSSN Cumber, OSSN Farris, LTJG Thomas, EW2 Mitchell, OS1 Warner, EWSA West OI DI VISI 0 FRONT ROW: OS3 Hibner, OS3 Smith, OSSN Peters, OSSR Mendoza, OS3 Stroleny, OSSN Crawford BACK ROW: OS2 Harper, OSSN Kowal, OS2 Ringinary, OSC Rozelle, OSSN Smith, OS3 Howard, OSSN Feehly, OS2 Puckett f N':X 41 0 RN ' 7 beg X ra P X '!f,.i 4 'Q P mf II 1 A , f w I J L7 ..-AA fx C9 Yx 54 V , I 7 7 f ,VX 1 I -2 v J ,- I I , I I wi 3 W M W J X395 iff f , f fa f Fine example of OI DIVISION working force gnw I 1 , .lx '1 1 Tom and Ringo Hey Chief, what next? iwuuvii Hello, mom A I told you to mark the Contact FRONT ROW: RM3 Kreer, RM3 Beattie RMSN Trentacosta, RMSN Barber BACK ROW: ENS Krev, RMSN Fucci, RM3 Edsall, RMI Beasley, RMC Miller fi ffff M , 44 3 2 if Serving our time as Bernie's helpers The DUPONT running team Me want cookieeeS ! P I SM2 Bareswill, SMSN Williamson, SMC Bryson, SM2 Moody FRONT ROW: EW3 FonshilQ, EW3 Carder BACK ROW: ETS Cunningham, OS2 McKnight, OSSN Byram, ET3 Sandeen , i H CT' CD CD O D OSI U3 O '53 Q-+ Ef rn 5 O X ev- D' CD 'S F? ,, , nn, 5 X . f 5 l 1 ,. ,ff 2 ,D D D A 4 1 , ,,,,, on - D M ,, l ,L V!,,V ,Sv 1 ,4 ly jfflwml ..C,. ,,,, , 7 fwfwf, ,Q X ,,,, ,f W , ,, ,,,,,WM X ,, , C I , fffffff fnnnf 4 ' MW .,,,,, , W Q - A, ,f 'f of n n W f - ,., , ' .... M .JMU ,. il 'Y i 1 ff L NAV Z l f .ZH f V N I I fr, fi 2545: Lf y , Z!! K XXX! f M .. ,, QW FRONT ROW: QM3 Carpenter, PNSN Wagner, PN3 Buckner, HN Taylor, PC2 Ecklin, YN3 Galbreath BACK ROW: YN1 Langston, LT McLaughlin, PNSN Frisch, MA1 Greathouse, YNSN Cannon R HM1 Moseley WW JNXVVAZX X AV Mig! Gif 'P-7' IX ,, :,, Aff.- U ,- -f-,.. L . F : 1 l mamma E, md CW JY, Va f5gfQ91v-WE 2? :f e Q, xg f ., Qsxfg E ,N - f ff ' USS Dupcm V V. gwvdwhff f j FwW,,u0 , What! No XO, Chief, the Lexitron is still down! , g A 1 i Z 71 .1 W 5. E 2 if VZ 2 .Z Z n W 'M 5 6 6 qw 5 ? 1 f Nw' E ' 1 .1 Z Q 'Z f Z 5 'Q Z :V ? Z f -W: 5 i N NV 'TT if I A 1 I M 4 Y. N E: w Z1 1 f E H H M X W XS' xx xi xx 4 f w f N N -W W,MWWf..,,,,,,,,,,,w ,..,,,,,,W., W 'W 'X fw ,wr if f 2 Q-W i, 7 f W Fw , New NMR! 52 iw? 5 2 QQ r w-4,-uawnwm-wsmwwifwffw WMM 1w,a44-my FRONT ROW: YNSN Harvey, PNSA Burnside, M2 Steely BACK ROW: HM1 Moseley, PN3 Cowles, YNSN Pringle, PNC Heppell VW fr 5 , r ffwfi f f, ,0 f f z 7 , Z '7 f ff -M H fff f ff,ff X ffffff ff!! ZZf ZZ R sw ?Zf2ZZ, iffy ffm f Zwffy 6 ff v I x 2? AJ A Q I 754519, ' 2 6? 6? I JI .A 171. 5 5 , ,f ,f 5 fi wi I 7 ,, ,, j N 32 5 , ,WWI Q X my 5 fy ff V fm M' '50 x' , , , Q ' , ' .I , .' R4 f 1' fffa faffgfz AMW - w Q2 ' ' n A XX ff, ,,,- f N 1 ggi? n U ' 1' 4 ww 4 QE H A X Q WM ' - 0 .2 Q- X , 1234 i 'ix A Ny ffl!i6Z4F ' Xl XX . WZ W m95X ' N A-!,2 Nl' flf IK: QQ UUL .iff K Ii , X 9 f ' c 42 I -1 W Q ' af v fx .I 11451-J -W, 1. Z Z ' ? -t LX + wx 7 W ll fy ' X, N 2, dl! XE,- 1 V ,S A VV W 5 Q 0 W M if .mu f ,..f- -,- 355 If af 1f0j pp Qnmmm ' 2 53 FRONT ROW: DKSN Dillon, MSSN Kurek, MSC Sanchez, MS1 Finney, MS1 Marcelo BACK ROW: MS2 Law, DK1 Popp, ENS McGovern, LT Honeycutt, MS1 Tesoro, EN1 Anderson may 'Q w ,X gn WZ , , M 7 M , f f X3 ' A fl, MW? I ,X xl 'jx , ,WL FRONT ROW: SH3 Thompson, SH2 Ignacio, SK1 Jupson, SHSN Jordan, SH3 Chaney BACK ROW: SKSN Cook, SH1 Mayo, ENS McGovern, SKCS Allen, LT Honeycutt, SK2 Trask XX N - X Na x x X ix A .Nw X-W fs x'X'+KJz,,...I'fS' Kiki 00 5553 9 , WN, mf 7 I 5 X I A1 W .. ,,,4 x x ygnyxxf I5 X , ' . ' My , x . XXX ,Z Q Q : fx V 4,5 X 7, Q-QR? gy ' X is W X 11519-R' 'N X 'W N x fd MS' ., N xx X my ,, , Q - I A X f M - Q Wwf f . ,L k Q.. :V S x ' M fwx 54511 Q is is H X 5n,..m.V,l ,,,, W. x. , .xxx xwmym NX xx X ,, A f x ii X x X ' 1 XMVVM ' '5 W4 if 37: L, WM Q NX? ' is fa 'ir i 2 , wh fi? i X by ns 1 Zigi! x S ,X QA. . xg, H N x ,N wkx X, S I Nx .gfwiw wmyvqx - Nfffw rg xxb ii 553 X A X X . 4 .X X ig X ff xx x wg K fy S ,X ,W . XX 'X XS x'm'X W XE 1 XS NIV? X X ,,,, S M MX NX X XXW, U' ffm WMF! , f - I I I .Z Wm ,F xXx fN f A l N ,-X I N . N ' MY .2 M fidg' ff N . X ' ls' 'mi mai: rr' 5 W S' .ff . '3fa .L -vm This page has been alloted to recognize the men of the United States Marine Corps who worked in conjunction with a Multi-National Force of U.S., Italian and French Troops to safely evacuate the PLO and maintain order in the heavily battered city of Beirut, Lebanon. The Second Regiment of the 8th Battalion transported by the USS Guam, USS Nash- ville, USS Hermitage, USS Manitawoc and the USS Saginaw made up the 32nd Marine Amphibious Unit. They were later relieved by the Third Regiment of the 8th Battalion transported by the USS Inchon, USS Shreveport, USS Lamore County, USS Fort Snelling and the USS Sumpter which made up the 24th Marine Amphibious Unit. All these ships are homeported out of Norfolk and Little Creek, Virginia. Marine Detachments came from Cherry Point, North Carolina and Camp Lajune, North Carolina ,., smxxwn. .... . ,j Know all men by these presents that the following named personnel having attained significant military experience in Surface Ships and having successfully completed the established personnel qualification standards and having demonstrated the requisite professional skills and knowledge while serving onboard USS DUPONT CDD-9413 have qualified as an Enlisted Surface Warfare Specialist and are authorized to wear the Enlisted Surface Warfare Specialist Breast Insignia HTZKSWJ MOSS, BTZCSWJ ARMSTRONG, ETZCSWJ NORTON, ICCCSWJ FISHER, BTCMKSWD McDONALD and SKCSCSWD ALLEN f ' I , VWZZVW, , il r I, C X Q t X: , X , X., X V E, ,r ffjylff jk ij!! j ffiffigsf . I Xi S Q X ' 4 N iris? rv i ' V ' E N N A -: ' A Su s. 'X iff ' ' ' 1 f . : A ' R Q X 'X '- 'ix Zffyeifjfg f If V ff .1 , ff! Qxijfff L 7 X X I fx ., 1 N .X - N V - LW why xfg , f ' ff : Q, N, A a ' - r r X, ow it , n A , tt . ttrl f riia , A Q we , H r - , . 1 A , V' ,. ' f ' I, ' I , , A X- I Q fijgfff if f ' 1 Si A X I X , ' ,' s , 1 . if I ' ' f S? 5 fp 2' K iff f Q Stk fhx xx x, , N , , F! ! x ssg..s, A VV x A f L ! fj,f!fijf,,sjfQlfyxllfftlgf ff Q 2 H a t. an H no Q sa-s ,if , X ,X X gxxxlgi rx R lk . . ., kL .'x . , X v' ! ,,..,,f!f Know all men by these presents that the following named personnel have established personnel qualification standards and having demonstrated the requisite professional skills and competence while serving on board USS DUPONT CDD-9411 have qualified as an Surface Warfare Officer and are authorized to wear their Surface Warfare Officer Breast Insignia LTJG RUCK, LT BETTS, LTJG SCALI, LTJG THOMAS, LTJG PIPCHO and LT LYVER ADMINISTRATIVE REMARKS NAVPERS 10701613 IRev. 1-76I SIN 0106-LF-010.890 EE BUPERSMAN 5030429 SHIP OR STATION l fLa.fl, Fin! Uss DUPONT IDD-941D MMUNICATIONS You were a member of the USS DUP1 UNT 1DD 9415 which won the BATTLE EFFICIENCY and DEPARTMENTAL AWARDS for CI4 COMMUNICATIONS ENGINEERING and ASW durmg the Competitive FY 1982. I take personal pleasure in extending to you my most sincere congratulations Your hard work, dedication to duty, and high standards of professionalism contributed to the earning of this enviable award. Significant to this accomplishment was the ship's intense operating schedule which required DUPONT to operate and meet all assigned commitments. That this was accomplished efficiently and effectively is a further tribute to your performance. Your efforts have contributed greatly in maintaining the readiness posture of the Naval Surface Force Atlantic. It is with great pleasure that I commend you for your superior performance which has resulted in DUPONT'S receiving this coveted award. E- i WELL DONE! I ' nn s EURRows11 Commander US Navy Commanding Officer ENGINEERING C C I ASW AWARDS L AND 2 fi 4 ADVANCEMENTS 5 ff 45 ff' :rr l One opportunity the Commanding Officer 3 ' enjoys partaking in is the honor of recognizing crew members for their outstanding performance and achievements. Since Commander Burrows releived as Commanding officer of USS DUPONT in December 1981, he has had the privilege of recognizing some of DUPONT crew members ' for the following: I' 1 - Meritorious Unit Commendation 4 - Navy Achievement Medals 7 - Good Conduct Medals 8 - Surface Warfare Officers 10 - Enlisted Surface Warfare Specialists 3 The following were also advanced to their U present rate this year: F 1 - Commander 6 - Lieutenants 4 - Lieutenant Junior Grades f 1 - Warrent Officer 2 - Senior Chief Petty Officers A 4 - Chief Petty Officers 5 - First Class Petty Officers - Second Class Petty Officers 7 - Third Class Petty Officers I I J In addition to the above awards, the ship received the following awards: I l Battle Efficiency Award l Top Hand Award from Battle Force Sixth Fleet Behind the Eight Ball Award Engineering E Antisubmarine Warfare A Communications CH FRONT ROW: OS3 Stroleny, RMC Miller, OS3 Hibner 2nd ROW: PNSN Wagner, BM3 Moolchan, SH2 Heath, OS2 McKnight 3rd ROW: BM3 Thornton, OS2 Puckett, FTG2 Macomber, ET2 Norton, FTG2 Pieffer, OS3 Howard NOT SHOWN: BTC Slaughter, MM1 Bickford, MS1 Gotianse, SK3 Boyd, MS3 Oliver, MM3 King, MM3 Sloan A nik Q, 'Q, if 5 M.: lik P1 SALTY DOGS Among DUPONT's finest are the men whom we refer to as Salty Dogs. These men have been singled out amongst others for faithfully serving on board USS DUPONT since she com- pleted her last major overhaul in the Bethlehem Steel Shipyards in Hoboken, New Jersey, in June of 1980. We would like to single out one individual who has served on board DUPONT since February 1977, SMC BRYSON who has earned himself the right to be known as DUPONT's Saltiest Dog. f W FRONT ROW: ICC Fisher, BTC Wagner 2nd ROW: HT3 Casebeer, BT3 Mickelson, BT3 Vanpatten, BT3 Ashley, MM2 Jensen BT3 Franco, IC3 Ramey 3rd ROW: EN2 Dawson, MMFN Frye BT2 Crumpton, BT 2 Mehl, BT3 Keast, BT2 Waldrop, MMFN G. Smith, MM2 Whitney, BT3 Tirrell, LT Ponsolle l im BASKETBALL FRONT ROW: LTJG McLaughlin, SK3 Boyd, BM1 Lovett 2nd ROW: ENS McGovern, PC2 Ecklin, QM2 Steely, BTFN Walker, BMSN Oliver, LT Rosemond 3rd ROW: SKSN Boyd, BM3 Thorton, MMFN Smith, BM2 Sloan, MMFN Mutter, MMFN Lee, GMG3 Bushey, EN2 Dawson V Ft B . O X 0 fd' O 0 D W h ROE .saeimlx M N x, QQ' fled 55 V l sf I ff' fl Ti' Laing? H. SOFTBALL FRONT ROW: OS3 Smith, PNSN Wagner, OS3 Howard T 2nd ROW: CDR Geismar, BT2 Armstrong, SH3 Chaney, SH2 Heath 3rd ROW: EN2 Dawson, SM2 Moody, STG3 Vanderzee , QD ' Q 411 M f -Q55 Zh 1' K 'LET I KR' KQSQFV N C , , , ., . , . . , . .. . . --:f,:f..:..',g f,..'y.::.:n:1:2:ly:f:..v5,414 , , , ,.,, ., ,,. , .,.,,..,,.,. fm., . ..-.,..,,.,,,C -1 . .f Y-V 1 yy .5 f. f-ff-,:f.ff - ,- -:'.:,:' - .. - .-,- 1. .if 1-T:-1.15. Am:-,ff-,wg-Q-.. uf- r:-vf-.gf-.l1,:f-,rfif 14.21-4-1--1 Q. -ff. ,ff f . -..,- - .. ..,:,,..,. QV... -Q-T.-f.:.-4' 'up-.lxf-Y:-rn,-:V-1:14511zenawwzwgfs'-:Mgv.gQf2-4?'.p.:,:-,,.,z,:f-4'.7r:fff-,.-Q-,-994-44fg 44-,ffm--,:, -z , . .- 7- v f -:, i-: 1, , i. V , , 5. 1 4 -,-.-.1-f... 1,-,:-ev,fLf,.-f,L1-,,:.. ...-1.51 -.9-5.-.f,.'.:.-,., --L-f,,,. risrf-:ff-:1i'14-a:..g15:1efI,-,iz-.3z:.r-,:-,:3f. '1r:r,3fif3g'6-gg-' -v::: -gf:-gmnf-f,.,s:f'g .-.-fx.: 'f'fQ62f ::+z.Mcv.-11-y,,,'q:frs.--3 ff: :,,1'g.-f5,:.L1ff.1 -.if 3411.1 -, Q- - . . ,1 5. -A --LN, - z, V ,ff ,.,:,- 1 7, '-.: :S--1143..--'anim-g.'f's.:.: ,'1,.,g-1 f, x -limba-3:-a-xy:gtfzqhpgfrei.-Jw4-4aQ5!'2s3,.:aQ,f.mmiicgsf:4aw?Lf,'.r:fLv.i'f:fz-:.-L2aL1..:!wz..vZl:k:ggem,5'1fA-512111.444f4:.,.,::-,.-Q- -1.:1,.:- -, - N :gf : gf... -. . , ,A---Jr-:-:Q-. wr- .L -.. al- - - fir ' ' '- - 4- ' , Q-f Q., , .g. '. r - -. Y , ' -' ,W ..5+w-tif-'f:-lib? TV A 2- - - . 'QQ--' . ?iff 1 ,I . 1 - g ' F ' 1 . f'ff'l - - rl 'A' ' gr. 1-A.: xig' 'ff-,'Qg311f: ,:-1 r,.:-Q1-L. :Q-' .'--- ---' - ' ' ' ' I I F A E l N PHOTO CON TES T 1 s t PLA CE GM T2 PRE VATTE 1 1 ,df N, V 1 HRW ,...- vw iff 1 IU' so VIE www mmgj ,,.,.. I 7 1,3 if , ZW' ' ,J '-' ---- Wlll f5W4 W Q 4 W ,,u.jiL'-W: 41 1--:ff -' 4442. , .uw , . W f -- V---- - f ,, VVVY 4 ' 1' x. I I nr!! W X fy fyf ,V V, I ,f if f 'P f , ' V Zvi! 457 I V, , ,V ' ' XWJW' ,f , , , M f ' N X f VV W 7 ff , , Qffyf ,' ,Q I ff 4 ,MW f X it 6 , , , 74 K2 , SZ V V WW i f V , 7 gy ' If , ,, Wx, ,f , ', 6 f' A' ' ,' Z ,,, W4 M , Q , . , J W Vg ' X W ff W f X5 f f 45 X1 V IW! X I ,' I A Y f f W4 f ,ar ix x , 4 U X 4' NX' I WWW , W 0 , W A X f , , 2 , f ff , ,, vkh. , ,X , M ,XXX V! f 4 , 1 i 53473717 Q- , Af ff' f I 1 V ff X ' 1 ,Z iv, , , , 71 , f N MN W I, ,!,,y,,1yM3:j yf I 'J f , f I, Wf,WWf I M M ,, I ,ff V ff f I! I , I ff I I , 1 V W W Mya I W f f lv, mv 1 'SJ' . W., USS INCHON CLPH-125 Y Q USNS PAWCATUCK 4 U a. F USS GUAM QLPH-91 USS MOU T B KER KAE-341 USS INDEPE DE CE CCV-621 ff f A 'f ,v X2 W W'-ff 4 wwf! f, M f f V f vw ff, 'UZ WX-5X4 A72 Q4 M47 V W Z gf! S '77 6 I I, ,figgs ii X I . f W ,Z f Z W' M45 f A fff' .f f V' 7 I f 4 XM? X X X X fx, 1' ff f ff S g A f wifi . X is '47 vw, ,, Xivsfk fr XW fiflf I L, ffff' sX1f 'X 'A , if , A , ,f W , X. , 1' ff , ' ' S f S S ,A Y X X f 'X X X' ' Q' V A S V ' -S ' , W .h, f, Q M 'G S QUVA KX-WQi,W X r7,ff'sfWsvi ' ,fa ' Q -fn fw,-'S ' f www W W'ff'a::w fsW:xf0S: ZS:'ff4,,'nf'2V, f' 11 - S -7 7 Q XXQVWS 'ff , ff -ffiffui fm S ff I Uv, 4 5 ' !N,,?5M. X .3 ,N 45.75, 44g4Z,5,1 yg sw 555,141 SZZQ5 fy K ' f X X X , , , 3 Q' Sf - H . k 'Q 1 0 X ww, , 5 Z 3 5 E - -A ' 1' ,- -1,-1 ' . f, ' -,':1':- ,g A- - --W ' ' . - - U' ff , g V' W . ' 'Q .-- -..--. -,- --rf-gffg., 'f..f.1-f .,1.-,,if,,.,,...,..,--f,-4,-.-,,,..,,, 1' 7, i ' 7'-T - ru. Vg' 1 - 3- 'Q QQ - 1 fd T,lIf2 1f:j'L'.,-.5:'4E ly:-l22Q'j:f21-5231?-'v,9jPQ1gi:ff' 1 fm 'mn' -A ,- -9-, .r.f. ., M1311 5.1--1,5555 T-'Iii .5 , ?,,j P.37f 1 -mi, 7, .M1 uf ,.w5y.1,j f f,jg.,v.,Q'-,wr v Y 'f' 'z :,412 ey, . - L -1.4 ,.lLz ,,, ,:,gzL:L.. . X, 'fu Q.,,.'. ,L, 'H - fr Q ,l 1 ' f , 'Q -' ? ,..- :a. .. fgw, A -1, '. . 'Q '- ,f v w-i-- -.. , wfff - 1 -a an , :,,1 f-:T :L 'QM Q , ' -F411 , 1-.-V 'F-rf, . qv- 1, YJ. .-., V R Wi. 'kwfg 'EH -...V , K. uf A-X, . ,Mx 1 , ir.. X, In AAU ,, . 1 ' 1 x .w-AQ: W f .W mfg + gghpf, Uv 'i v M V ' N44 'altghf mm Ki' N C' :JF V I I1 1 I . ff -Nh , I - f f S7 Ak QA fi s gc-'-X 'FA ff- .. - X g N. P' 1 ' :Q xr 5 ,Kg- W K . K ,Egg . K ,Q - , e ff f f Q A X' g V I x x N . M f sb Q , A -L :' . ,, ,UG fy U- .. 7 - x is F- wiv ug,,--. ,W N., f - . x A -. LL-,f my f ' N N , x X. Q Q - k - 'K f Q.wX.1X QM, ' QL A ' ww Lg. X f nj , e - A 65 f7 'f -...X x QL., was X x A x Q is N N R f . . , vs f QA ' PQ xf Ju 5- ,Q ' Qs' M . x A -A :. 5-' - jj ' S X xXXfX'tXQ x Xw :S ' + f X 5 , L .P x ax 1 - - ' ,Q - .P X -'Lf Wxgn., S. ' i - XA x, , Wm 1, I ., x ,... X, . -f X - x - , 1 , A W Wk A , N ,NUM xx X, ,xc X f , . ... lg X N ,, ' fr. ,. ' - f- A X ., 0 M nafl' 4, f f W - ? ' N W , , ,.. Lf:iSXy?fQ,ffX2 Rx xi mXwf:1My,S,fQ5x-1-fr 1 ,ff-, ' 1, 'ATX' rg AW-'W Y , if fi--4f:ffN?'5v'51W 'W ' - x 1 3 X X xx X Ki ff Xt' XV-xsfff-. 'XN5g:SQf.,rx,, fy 'my ei ix,-ihmxigxg x 1 -,sv V ,f 'f 9 ' X-9 XWXSY A 5 'SPN iv 'w ,QS .gr-wXx3i'Q5x5'v lgfm x in Rf? 2-kfx ,fig X m ' X X 9 QY5-. I . 1+Siff 'R+ ni? Yak W-XV xx ,X L. AM. Q..-.,.m,AkUMN .. MMWMMMS .,iMLm, Jlgiil-M -w.nxm,A W I i x ff-Q 1 A 7 f f f' W f 'fm f' 1 f , ,, 'X ffyiffffffffw if' ff? ' i , J i Z f , f x if fl K +.,f u, i.: .E 1 3 4 WW svwfqir :M Aw4--WW Q-V Q rw X V Z I l IVVY I i f f f Q 2321 KE PI G UUR FLAG FLYIN 'Q--Q DUPONT's Marching Unit, Biarritz, France i 'fS1Qroke! gk . 1 NW. , K 1 TM '1 , , ,. W 1' f Q r, W Q S ,X il- 'fi' lay, 'y V ' q 5 ii x if I 4 ,, ,K , ' 1 , , ,Z 1 iff A .. 'Y EQ, ' il ,, , 5-' 1 f fi! ,, 1 K . .:,...:f2:..- f 73: yy, M' 1 ' X NNN I, fb- . -. ' 1' qlr I Q.. Um, A an . sv. 3 H 1 9. ,, I 3 1n- gl ,MM ,NWN Q 2. 5 fs . ,LT-..'1.1 , My ,,,,, K .. Jw: '...-H. ur N Q x., . ' '...:3'3ws!g:1., -- ,. :uf :1'.'1'Grf11:w:m111''ivrvi-I:uf5.,,',-m.,:gsv+.sim-, .2'.. .,. A - '. - M.. Grp-wg '1w2ASwg.31q.i w 1f.5,.,,. Y Q .'.'ggsAf1xif,'Ttfs5Q+.Q 51.15.ggi-1f.2iw,'gfo,u5-g,g:,Qf1-,-,f :..1?. igzdgw ,-...Q-gig v, ., 3, ' -ky, Xe-.151-'.'.-4 xw.g.T.1.ggw..,g-.g.::gg: .-yy'-gg c..'Qz:,'.Q,1,g 1.12 17 Y RHWJ: 'kif.'.kf-:1 i'm 1.5.1,-: gpg. ,.e': 11 ' f 1:33, 1 '..g az-g-.QT4-. . w . ' 'L 121-133735-5't.fa2Q5:g:'3f?,f51Ui1'51-.ziqfwi-.M-.i f'75ff' L .fft--15:Mf.?4i'f:.-'!'L. 9'f 2?3Wi4EW1EQ?E1P1GiL'2fz1TXQ4U.Q1-faki'-fl?'i2i.:lI-'WST fff,qf.p W- 1. 51'-f1E9'Q?f:55?f.'..3:'h2. KFC' MQ.f'1N21fi.X'5:1ff-five: .ff.fr'Q1:ffw 'R.iwxEm++:.Wfsr,.f1,'g.Qgn:,,.....gfg.fwe-sf,-:',2 Qi. 1.1Q.51ayf3y:w+'mwQ:i2:1fg,.,..:,s.. e.1f,w,:,q.,, g.-f.f.x,.,.f-X' 5, 1111, -3.w::1.,1... 5 -.'-:i2.raf2sm4m- c,1.,.,-Wi., ,. ,M ,y ..,M,geM054i.f1.-.M.y4.:Q . .a-aw ..4.-w.-...Kip ,fu,...f..',.. , ...fm .,..gmf.f.'.. ...W--.: ..-.U ...L - .V .- , N... ..-'..,.1... - '.4.-,K-Q 'm.ww-- msd. :win-.., e Zlwa 1w,4 w rw-1:... 'fM ...-.lofts Ii f,.w'gri- vw e Lv:..'f,'1+A7-1'-CL'.:L':f7..:aiw.-we mrfcq-.-ff 1:'..:? li ,. af .:l'.q'1.1 . .rf ' J-'r .- Q-5:,W55'3X-fgpaf' 4.'fi-.rf.w'qwz'.-35513-Ev-QE.,Sz-:agygmfilggkfigglff'Qi..'...:1:'wq.g-11:91'.,.a::1:.4.ff' .fmp Magik:gag?rbi..-,:g.,1giz'53,2Zff..1-7ggzfvgig A., 1, '1x . 7,3 fm'-4:.'1:,',' Qi..--Ffffeffvg .gg 1' ,:,.,,,',,,q,,..-gy.,yf,,,.f,g-iw,.,.,.g,, ,,,1.:yy-g,r.,,.,. p,.,,,..W-wg. :gpm-gw,,-,,p,g1,,.1,'.w.- , ,-,-,m,,aw.f:.4g:.,:+fg.z',,y4.,.,w,.fu,-e...,.a.:,:v-'z 'viz hy, fc: .. A.,...,.,,f,-wry-.'r1,.'.1g..,,'f -5.1, fi.. - WE..31ne,645:,.'..1ww.gf..-rqfiifzwQwimrigfiizgwwpwffafaffsafiff ,air IQ ' y 7: 4HK-Iwaiwmfrm.91.1willTvi.ff312:2f.23ze. 1'f-?w.'3s.+-'2+iiff1.'f. -1 .1 2 ' -11:1 filivfi . ,W '3 gQ31:.i A M5L11siW'3M?.MW:1iE1.s:f:f:fW23sbH35l.i4i1?Q:f4gF?vi5'iw?WiFSd1fmmiZfs,':.'g...1.m4i:ff?QFiZ415I!.W'i'Wi-'ixfilf :II!.CWg3s. a-2- f.ff' fvbfzf'i1 :ikf'rm:H ff-C-'f'f'e Q g-.'1,'.. g,,a:gQ.Qgff-.Qwg..-5'my41.435-rgavmgg-.rxdfl.+G+5213-wiY:F3Lf.f15e2jffL+s:':4rfff Lfwwifffff HA'ji-iglrxgwg.Q+3vv1+.fm:3w1.rG35'.w-.i+2f. f ' S Q.1wi.-ff.5?6pi.i5'wii 'f..f.1 :QJ7QjfW'-. PY . mf,2.4.-3-44123254491' we mx.-HA. ,ew 'Cf-v V2-1. :4.f,,,ef..+.,' ,.g.'m,. ., :aw 'Q'-.mw.Q-.4..1..gg. gag, 1 ',-,w.m,..g,w.cy.3 -:.:w'.w'gg,:.'ec.e.,.W-..1wf1v'gg.,1.,.qf:..g,:A-...fy-.fm,.,wraf,,fy' f...N.,a4.'- .Q - 1 n K I-2:-' A -.,.-an Afvwv---wszfxcvq.-wks....wwf.1.m,:5..+Je.'a.':w.-,v..- 111-kr:-S1?.1!i1.,WEP.-Ln'-.m4Q:'ff.c-'Q'.fwmr- '--1 q.,w1,ff,g.4ff1w+Qfiw-hw-.wr-m,pf.:H 1.-wr,f.-W-..f.fgr-:AzwbNr.-ml.-.aM--fr ,,.,'1f.Q.:k:1Qf:f.,,,-.. .Q . P ?5'5E2:?,ii5i4-4ad'rf'1ExQ3',zzmyfqlmjfr ..'443P2:-'iw.i, .i C?1.:4.5+f1.wL'-I:+'.n.W-12.2-15.-Irby: 5-f A. r-..,.-hp:-M1.g4.q.jwq.y,p74xN 1, im .,.14mx-.,,,.:w,pff5g4-x-,W,+. .'A:f.g.,z1.4gffnf,,- .f-4511154-f.1.g..-mes..wgQ-if-v.,3.,,r1m-y,,51': . 34 iw-w,q1wmg+f--'-f .., ' ' ef.,.wnt,fq.',v' . :,.vna.anwrf.f fzwl'S5..k5,k4m.'i'r.-1-r5r:?:1,.,g-.Mi-:mffqflx Km.:-.M1y,g5w.i,3,m3 .gh-1,gg.gf5.qh., ,N wzmlgk-'gfngq ,Waw,.gH..1..:.,.,. .42Qi.,4.mcM.g,.y55..w-5.3,g..,..,.y-4.1, QQQQ4 FT' 51-21-' -'fwa..a-- 'Y+f1.10?r'.'Fw1-'..bkgiv gn, g.gg-.mick PT.,-:.:m 'ml -mvQQ,.'..fy.'Mf'f5u:Q5f A ' ,-xv' wlwf,4.5-y11x:w 4.g.f.w, ' 'fi 41' .x .-2.ww'Miq.g.1g.5'.yf.f.,.w.,f,.g ,e1'.,w:,.:b-W ' . G 1,5-RA Q , a,.f+f,-M..+yf.-ew. .LW ...da Aka .,..4'4aN.,4.gi,. .W 1.. ,,.,,,,,. , , Qn,,v,,,5, 9 ry,.gN.,,,,W ,.,. .. N M.. ,Jw ., ., ,.,.,,mb.,,. ,, ,. ..:,,,f. A .,.,..,A...,, f 4. wt, W-+.., . , K .. H., . W ,mf . I+. 1...-.-1.1M M., -r..,4...,,,a l-X-It f .,-,,.-.Q-V.-.r .Mx-,,. ,,, ,,,.,,,,..,.-..A,.f?W,w,,,,.,.,,w.,g ,,, ,.. .,..,q..M.,,.?,.. ,ufgm , ..... .,.,.,y.., 1. .,-...M mg, .M Wg.. ,, ,. ,. .xv .A ,- M' 1 2-'wZ.w-+1-AM-fr W. 1--5' New in-w--1-f W M Q + .n .mm,H-ffm-:5fQ.f-kr' 4. ' 1 wx-..e, uf .w,w.w ...4,.f,.' .ff..f,,w +,,,Wwk.......,,m.1..-.M .. . Nw, 1 . 4- . ...I .. -5 .-,-vriiiq .5r+1.fwmww.-vX'f.1..M,,w, .f.g.iZ,w, ..1.12'41.-,-f.r..1s+-M 5. ,1Q.g,,,.m,,f....,. :awwf.+f.4frf.1,'..L1-arg?gf - .u.:..'.!,,,.,---ws.. ff.-f-mv,f,f,.'z9w w41,yg,4.wS..-V-,. -1,--.W - ., .Af . ,Af .,.-x ,. ,, ., .K ffm.:.1--ww. v Na5m3,q,1,5,-wf,3m..., ,, x -gkifgvw-sg-.rfq:,- u m-wu .a, ,Q-4m+e?.p..v4.,.11Q,.g45,Qm..y,1.,f.ggQ,'.,g 915. Nr.T,g.f,Wgg3w,gf.y'r.ze1e:.. 1-4.1.f.af.wbiffifm:.wg:'ggf.1 -Wf.rivet 'f'T411.1f'lf'Fifx ':f.f.. w'f'F-vfw:'AfF'. .p fPii3,'5fis'i9L.'f?2r, 1L.-wal,-G21-wrrjfg'-.'.-QW -if ,.af1Ef2f A +'- mm: xg-ffvw ,1f:a'2'.IQf-,ffg'.3hg.14y1f:..f-:yzv .-'zfzgqzm,,....:,.:f'g.'e,5wcgyffvxgzfq ,iak-:wwIf'-z1:w'f,S,f.-Legg, ...E .- ww. 1, , 223 -fghwgmwg iw M g!:,xqf.,, ,'5eiW..,,...w1sM?2f4.wwe-fr,2f5:.':i-- ,w'aw-:,e..w1'e4f1fff'.,+ Ly.:.wwwarggwzfs,1z4',egum..,,-fwf!S.gwLf'-,, , ,q.f.,..- A 3,1 'Y-W'f'.,,'-, 71 .- y.fMQ-- -45.52, 'ififg mm . ww, '-fa H 9. Q'935:i2Wf'Q'Qfugn-1111,bfqFii?w'fH:- I v ., vip, 'g-mwrmff aff-9:79'f.1t5..:Lg1W.h5'v ii! X' fy... m ' -J.:-,3'fi. '-Dfw wh: v 'i!?fM+:1 . 1- L' 'f X.-' f. WP K4 'W-H fWwf.r:J..:M'fwlvewh .Mx 'm1:H'.:a.n. .''Z9 ?ffwe.1'vl.!.'f4f31f'fl-Q.vw .P 1 ' 'v iw' 11 W... . '-Xf1'4a5ZQ7 . iv13f fR L.. rggmw' If xqifvl' 2X, ,3,gg5,g' , ,515 T-5-'-vi, .rf 31-fff5g:,.e ,...g315.., , , ., ,J .. A .1 4 3 ,. .. f-,b.f.'f9QQf'-.5 --'gy4.g,,,ffu-.WpJ1,,-1.-5.a.E-:UQ wg,--gn zwgfy,L,,-QQ..-.,.7.b,.1:'.',f,!5. W 'w,v4-'H 'nf ' , g. 55- ' 1 J 7 ff' . ip.-fgxm rw .vw- L -1' ex265g..1f'1:a4.'T.L' wvf'v:5f.1.1:1:'Q21fag,f if Aw 1. ..'1:w.WL ,' .,-fm.7 L115Y'11 .-.MEAN ysdg, -...3,,,f,,,-,x w.m5,aA,..gy-ggqlg.-xy ,,,. W,,,Wg.g. , A ,ww .3 1,4 ww.. . f,,g...,,e.-gz..h: ,,,..,e.:.,.t.,. ,,', f,,m.,.,.,,,g.,5,, .1 ,. -.,.0w.,.-'xml-igiii L. Q',qM1gb,,,-'wr 1,..1,..Ww. 5 ..g,.,- - L. ,W A .HQ .- 1'Q-'m:':-'QQVNM'X.35.,:hy.,5.'g3!1 .-xiffw , ,y '. .yn-H... Q W... -1'Z'ff M gn , f.1..'1::gygf: .M.,1u:6n1. 5,2 kv. ' 5 ..,.,'i:3-ww 'QF fvwww 3, 'qw . . A ' -HM-H 'A'aa1.1.'1:'-Qqmflwgkakffpf ..-Zgfgf f Min f v jk gg Q,QQQf,6 ,J.1Lf.,Q1au,? 1. -.ifkm-5?iQi.4,,' xN,g.f, vmgnjlgfu, p6X:,3Q4MM,,5,,g.55L-QM ,N-1..,,A,.,.,,,,. N .M fm:-'ff' .ffm '- .... ,M .4':.11,. --wmmi.. rr: ...M .wp-ylp '.f:.:.s.gg iw-.. L. w.:fff.14m.zawv1,:',1, ..,.,.-.:. . 4,1 My. ,Q ,. an y Q ...wrt 4.-4.,:.-ww-.' 'nf X -' wc . ,f ,,+ -fr.. , -.1 V, H., n. ., 'rw wm-J? ,A . ' H L A -..f, . w. ur. fm:+gL.A,,1.:..,- .g,. , 11. run pn 1. 11'mv.l.lg. . - ' ,.c.:4'5W s ,giigglwff ll:-f?g3f+Y'ki5 'f 'RJ H fgfggfaczMffE'3QiWYifg5i,fff?'W.4.p ..:4..ff.,.....gf' ..'wr 1? 5rAr,'.:w,2 Q2'1,H :'IfA1iWJ1iv 'Lg' ..,':+..g1.',:',fqa-5 .i9QgLfgQ.4d. ,..4mm.Q'f!Nf3i, gh -..grgrgg,Q:I3Ly5,?9ff-gg? ' 'I wgvwiil-RLEQ5.,Mag-3igw.:f?919,v,r,Lm,,.,,g.,Q . + 'Q-.w:5 f..Q,vy+t?!'?,g,Z4i?5?5!,3,1fb wFggf!:'Me.:::zfw3, in .,..,, . ..,., , ,W ,-:::f'f-t' sf ' 4,3 ,.-,g. 1- 1., , f,,3,p35,,f ,, , ,,, , ,A Y Y, N. ' iz, -'X'L'.l:'i3.:2','f'lL'fW.. J . :a,.,.... .. .wif Q L -c'r'.:4-f ' '-2 .. .. ' '- . . 'ju.,r.gp,fr4:-1 I q.:ig..s.:, M ,. ,.,,::'wr,,,,,3, ,- '. . , ' ff ' 3:g:,fLkV..?if' , ' ,, , ' , Q3f.x:5:IQ:1 1j,,,',k , , ,y cf., gif - 1.,:, 5-1-.'.jg4kj 'j.g.gi. 1 L wp.: L A . , , ,,:.q:,1.. -j 71','j 1-'uf.ijf'1:. '1::.a.:'1.f-f1?,l,,.ixi:v , .. . , . 3l'zI'f 'f 1:51531Yxifie-EiS5?Vt?4'!if?'fEQ.L1Ziffff. , ,- ,','xwElf-,- ,lf HI' Y. 3:3:1:f:,.. T' , .gif i,-',1f',gf,'v.',.... . ,, .g- f ..,. ,, ' , gm' '34 'Q'q1,LL,, ,,.Lmfsilfzz-BLIELQLLJ.LiLL1En:. ..Lgg..4g-g.Ji:Zf1Q.WLs,- ,N 4th of Jul in Biarritz An 0Ve1'au P3U01'amiC A -L4 5- . 1 5 EL . , View of Taormina, Sicily Roman Colosseum St Peter's Square Monte Carlo SN X my f 3 X rf gif P wf QM L7 Qx X 7 'QNX xv 5 N 'A X xx N55 - X Ny WV, 2' .5 f K ' ' 'xv,,!':Z X x e ,M NS Mr McGovern and tour guide DUPONT's tour guides 4? 5 , N ,4 f Q I Q Four abreast in Villefranche, France Along the French Riviera QF? W 'mv Y a we X wx C , - ' 'EW' V: ,:- ' ,. i:,,.g:ir1F:-,-1117 ' ,f:.t,,,-x,rx- - gi g-A.p.qr A . we .K , . Q , . R. Cheng in Monte Carlo In the Basque Region, St Jean Pied de Port, France Some pretty fancy architecture ' The wives visit in Florence, Italy x v 2 I 5 v Z fi BEIRUT, LEBANON: Long hours, Frustrations and Boredom W if ff W ,Z Q AMZZZ a a 2 a i i and USNS PAWCATUCK engage in their usual Sunday Activities 5 ,f aff If Q , Nungmin., ,,, BA CK 0 BEIR S t vw, .X, N x , X M XX,,,,,,w I b XQRQ Q X 1 XA X A H' ly f,,, r -X -X f Home Sweet Home? Sure came apart easy!! Is this where the macho men hang out! ,, 7 W 7, 6 5 v , X... fa , new X M. , W Xx- f fggyxlyf N-QU , .NX wwww X X wx NN A .wx N X X ff X 41 v7 N N ZN X X N X x M M WEA f pi Q5 '12 .,,. f NX A Q S 1 f N N E fx? x A X S f E X X qw As - Ri: . 3 S-W Sm V 1 ,l 3-we sm P iw v qi' w 'hh' Q ,AY .fx....? Y K, I S,.9Ll y 21 A .-'..gf..:- . J ,QV xfifgifq ,ff f , 2 A 'af 1 ' 41 X, V W xxx Q 1 QM ,K xr ?Y 'S wwf 1 2 i 1 4 3 Ny WM Wy f f , ,MWW7 Z ROTA, SPAIN 19-24 June BAYONNE, FRANCE 28-5 July VILLEFRANCHE, FRANCE 10-19 July NAPLES, ITALY 3-11 August PORTO SANTO STEFANO, ITALY I NAPLES, ITALY ' BEIRUT, LEBANON TAORMINA, SICILY i BEIRUT, LEBANON 13-17 August 19 August 24 Aug-10 Sept 13-19 Sept 28 Sept-20 Oct 26 Oct-7 Nov 12 Nov-6 DEC TOULON, FRANCE BEIRUT, LEBANON f f, I f QL A M ,,,,, f lffl X ,f W 1792 M X ,s4, , ,,,f W ,x --tss A W ff A , A 1 EX' 1 W, 'jf , 2 f f 7? ff if W7 , , tw, Z dw' , -M f W I ff fu, f 3 If' 2 , W ZW' in f 4, f M VIS mx. IWW 9 Uv-f LES, ITALY W W f 4 fy? 'WK W7 ,E V f W M J WW ff f iw 1 f T7 Z f X Z ' Wx - Www WWW MW vw, 1 Www QU? X 7 'zz , X ff y ' f ' mf! , y , 2 A 'ff f , 1 Y 4h ' , X 1 ,, 7 . V aw hmczffzl f W. 7 1 ,, 50 aww 4' A , f 24' WK .WWW 4 WA fb Af Z Q 4 5 'Q 2 Y - I 0 4 ' . HE, ,,7 - X f XL 5' I If , 0 V 'nn S 0 --N 4' I , f E UA gg' 1 X ' 5 ll 1 , 5, N X A fl .-. 4 Jap lil, fl, ,I D x X M ,. Q-1 ess h Q as iff - gf N F -l I ,Q 7f,!7'Z N ', Q f, X' Xp' I, , f 2 4 N Sz . V022 ff THE WLLQWIDG EffKiK2D0GgDUDbf16 o o ' M 7 5 1 Q ' Y + 2 ZK UQNBKK w 0 ffjyfil W' W ff DUTY s1ewA,LHg MDTORV LE jon Tg:3Ag? x ff Q ' C4202 K f 'A ' -5 .' Av .I rj 4' X X f x I 5 - F ffl , 'f'-. xxai ' Mu f X 1 ,7 ff A XZ f If 0 fl, f ly! f J, C 'I' 56 5 , I Wzfzwfiiil, M X . -Wins Ly 'x--. 0NLY 16 Days to go n less Hours Waiting, Waiting, Waiting lpation ONLY 5830 miles to go Q THE WIVES CLUB S SUNRISE ON THE ELIZABETH RIVER Z 22 DEC 82 . . , , AND IN THE YS HELLO AIR ON THE CHAMR1-1ERLIN THEN THERE IT WA S PIER 21 - N OB NORFOLK, VA 5 AND F HOME TO FRIENDS AMILY FINALLY! Asa some tr1v1a - Facts we complled a small Figures for the depl which began on 8 June 82. For instance, we have da s at sea and 51 da s in ort. We have burned Y Y P 3,248,060 gallons of fuel ffuel conserva over 35,422 miles, enough distance to some. We have refueled at sea some 40 was as a Our longest assignment Lebanese Contingency While we are underway, we distilled 2,487,732 gallons of consumption by the crew. bread, 900 pies of assorted hamburger, 90,708 eggs and 2,640 cases C63,360 c nsl o 31,647 ,000 in salaries The ship's laundry barber shop gave 3,780 home, the radiomen messages and made ove a f 7 r use 1n our The prepared rolls ons of tionl and OVBI' contact with the bossls ming messages and p these messages for in 6 In addition the e period the 1 1,757 pounds of of potatoes, paid over S375 USS D UPON T DD-941 SHIP'S ARTIST SH2 ROMEO I GNACI O PH OTOGRA PHI C EDITOR AND ASS'T LAYOUT EDITOR THE STAFF THE MANAGING EDITOR SALES AND PHOTOGRAPHY LT JOHN W LYVER, IV LA YO UT EDITOR ET2 RICKY L. NORTON ISW2 l f M1 For 25 years, this ship called DUPONT has sailec between the 4 corners of the world and crossed eacl of the seven seas. Her hull is filled with the tales anc dreams of those who have sailed with her. But it's not the ship which rules the waves, nor the canines who check her movements but it's her crew whc makes the difference, and it's to that end we salute the last crew of the good ship DUPONT. As a ship ages, and as the seas slowly begin to take their toll, capabilities normally wane. But u v DUPONTS crew would not permit their ship to be BT2 HERBIE second best. DUPONT was awarded the Battle 'E' as the most battle ARMS TRUN G IS W, ready non-missile ship in DESRON 2. This was not the end because 7 months later the crew would earn the most honored Top Hand award as the best ship in the Med between 19 June and 12 Dec 1982. DUPONT was cited by VADM Rowden, Commander Sixth Fleet, for Top Hand excellence in Supply, Weapons, Operations and Engineering in meeting the missions to which her country had called. But our last days are numbered until the Decommissioning Ceremony on 4 March 1983, and until we sadly watch a tug slowly take a dead hull away to her final resting spot in the Philadelphia Navy Yard. Along with Decom means splitting the Family DUPONT and ending the DUPONT story. But the missions we've been on, the places we've been, and the friends we've made will last in the hearts and minds of those U.S. Navy Sailors who can proudly say that they were a part of USS DUPONT'S last deployment. The Staff salutes each and every crewmember and wishes each man fair winds and following sas in the future. JWL4 J I Xxx N . 9 1, 1 5 S N f , 3. 1 ' 'L----91: V Hxgw :M 5, BMA . H' gram GPF' ifeia W 352 AL' ' v fi' V , 4:7 x ' ,I sw Q IH L 1 X