Dubuque (LPD 8) - Naval Cruise Book

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1980 volume:

DEDICATION THE PRICE OF DEVOTED SERVICE TO OUR COUNTRY HAS BEEN THE PAIN OF SEPARATION AND WAITING. WHILE BEARING THIS BURDEN THESE PAST SIX MONTHS, WE OF DUBUQUE HAVE SERVED OUR COUNTRY PROUDLY. THOSE WE LEFT BEHIND HAVE ALSO ENDURED THE LONELINESS WITH DIGNITY. FURTHER, WITH THEIR LETTERS AND WITH THEIR LOVE, THEY HAVE STEADFASTLY SUPPORTED US THROUGH OUR TEDIOUS TASK. THIS CRUISEBOOK IS DEDICATED TO THOSE WHO SUCCESSFULLY COMPLETED OUR MISSION: DUBUQUE ' S OFFICERS, MEN, AND LOVED ONES AT HOME. TABLE OF CONTENTS PAGE 1 TITLE PAGE 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS 3 USS DUBUQUE SCHEDULE 4 COMMANDING OFFICER 6 EXECUTIVE OFFICER 8 ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT 14 SUPPLY DEPARTMENT 18 AIR DEPARTMENT 22 ADMINISTRATIVE DEPARTMENT 26 DECK DEPARTMENT 32 COMMUNICATIONS DEPARTMENT 36 OPERATIONS DEPARTMENT 40 NAVIGATION DEPARTMENT 42 MEDICAL DEPARTMENT 44 DENTAL DEPARTMENT 46 PEOPLE 49 PHILIPPINES 50 OKINAWA 52 THAILAND 54 GUAM 56 KOREA 58 SASEBO 60 CROSSING THE EQUATOR 65 COOKOUTS 68 AMPHIBIOUS OPERATIONS 70 INSPECTIONS AND AWARDS 72 PEOPLE AND PLACES 79 TIGER CRUISE 81 UNDERWAY FOR WESTPAC 82 PEOPLE 86 CROSSING THE EQUATOR 89 PORTS OF CALL 93 SPECIAL EVOLUTIONS 95 HOMECOMING USS DUBUQUE SCHEDULE 23 MAY 1980 01-03 JUNE 1980 07-09 JUNE 1980 25-26 JUNE 1980 29 JUNE — 02 JULY 1980 05-05 JULY 1980 09-13 JULY 1980 20-21 JULY 1980 23 JULY — 08 AUG 1980 11-12 AUG 1980 19-25 AUG 1980 27 AUG — 01 SEP 1980 05-17 SEP 1980 19-26 SEP 1980 29 SEP — 02 OCT 1980 04-06 OCT 1980 07-13 OCT 1980 16 OCT 1980 17-18 OCT 1980 22-30 OCT 1980 13-14 NOV 1980 22 NOV UNDERWAY FOR WESTPAC INPORT PEARL HARBOR, HI INPORT PEARL HARBOR, HI INPORT BUCKNER BAY, OKINAWA, JAPAN INPORT (AT ANCHOR) NUMAZU, JAPAN INPORT BUCKNER BAY, OKINAWA, JAPAN INPORT PUSAN, KOREA INPORT BUCKNER BAY, OKINAWA, JAPAN INPORT SASEBO, JAPAN INPORT BUCKNER BAY, OKINAWA, JAPAN INPORT PATTAYA BEACH, THAILAND INPORT SINGAPORE INPORT SUBIC BAY, REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES INPORT HONG KONG INPORT BUCKNER BAY, OKINAWA, JAPAN INPORT (AT ANCHOR) NUMAZU, JAPAN INPORT YOKOSUKA, JAPAN INPORT BUCKNER BAY, OKINAWA, JAPAN INPORT NAHA, OKINAWA, JAPAN INPORT GUAM INPORT PEARL HARBOR, HI INPORT SAN DIEGO CAPTAIN CHARLES W. CULLEN, US NAVY CAPTAIN CHARLES W. CULLEN WAS BORN AND RAISED IN SAINT CLOUD, MINNESOTA. HE GRADUATED FROM SAINT JOHN ' S UNIVERSITY, COLLECEVILLE, MINNESOTA IN 1957 AND WAS COMMISSIONED THROUGH OFFICER CANDIDATE SCHOOL, NEWPORT, RHODE ISLAND. PREVIOUS TOURS OF DUTY INCLUDE: USS HAROLD E. HOLT, USS OUTAGAMIE COUNTRY, STAFF, CARRIER GROUP SEVEN, USS ACER HOLM, USS WILLIAM V. PRATT, USS FRANK E. EVANS, OFFICE OF THE CNO, STAFF, NAVAL WAR COLLEGE, STUDENT, NAVAL WAR COLLEGE, STUDENT, THE AMERICAN UNIVERSITY. EXECUTIVE OFFICER COMMANDER JAMES E. WEAVER, JR, US NAVY COMMANDER WEAVER, A NATIVE OF DUNN, NORTH CAROLINA, IS A GRADUATE OF THE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA WITH A BA IN POLITICAL SCIENCE. HE RECEIVED HIS COMMISSION THROUGH OFFICER CANDIDATE SCHOOL, NEWPORT, RHODE ISLAND. PREVIOUS TOURS OF DUTY INCLUDE: UNITED NATIONS COMMAND UNITED STATES FORCES KOREA EIGHTH UNITED STATES ARMY, USS DULUTH, US ARMY COMMAND AND GENERAL STAFF COLLEGE, NAVAL INTELLIGENCE COMMAND, USS JOHN R. CRAIG, US NAVAL DESTROYER SCHOOL, USS COCOPA, USS PICKET, AND USS VASUVIUS. CDR WEAVER AND HIS WIFE ANN HAVE THEIR HOME IN SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA. ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT ENGINEER LT W. C. ABBRUZZESE, USN MAIN PROPULSION ASSISTANT ENS A. A. GALARPE, USN DAMAGE CONTROL ASSISTANT LTJC L. K. BUZZ BLOCK, USN MP02 DIVISION OFFICER ENS WILLIAM S. BLAIR III, USN MP01 DIVISION OFFICER BTCS JAMES J SULLIVAN, USN ELECTRICAL DIVISION CHIEF EMC RICHARD L. JOHNSON, USN REPAIR DIVISION CHIEF HTC ROY W. TOLBERT, USN MMCS S. C. OLSON, USN M %m fm H — f MP01 DIVISION MP02 DIVISION 10 A DIVISION ?« S( E DIVISION 11 i«2 ; w X R DIVISION 12 13 SUPPLY DEPARTMENT FOOD SERVICE OFFICER LTJG JAMES R. BECK, SC, R USNR fr- . s -! r SUPPLY OFFICER LT MICHAEL J. DEAN, SC, USN DISBURSING OFFICER ENS ROLANDO P. FELICITAS, SC, USNR STORES DIVISION OFFICER SKC C. R. DIZON, USN 14 S-2 DIVISION (MESS MANAGEMENT SPECIALISTS) 15 S-3 DIVISION (SHIP ' S SERVICEMEN) 4  SKC ROLANDO C. HERCE, USN 16 S-4 DIVISION (DISBURSING CLERKS) 17 AIR DEPARTMENT AVIATION FUELS OFFICER LT ). M. MOBLEY, USN AIR OFFICER LCDR P. H. STEVENS, USN V DIVISION 18 19 20 21 ADMINISTRATIVE DEPARTMENT ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER LT R.J. AYALA, USN CHAPLAIN LT L.H. FINECAN, CHC, USNR X DIVISION 22 CHIEF MASTER AT ARMS RMCS W. R. LOGSDON, USN PERSONNEL OFFICER PNC W. F. HALL, USN 23 24 25 DECK DEPARTMENT FIRST LIEUTENANT (SEPT — NOV 1980) LT R. E. COLEMAN, USN FIRST LIEUTENANT (MAY — SEPT 1980) LCDR D. H. RUDDOCK, USN COMMAND MASTER CHIEF BMCM L. D. YOCKEY, USN 26 - T • w- FIRST DIVISION OFFICER ENS W. T. BUTLER, USN ASSISTANT FIRST LIEUTENANT LTJC L. C. CLAYTOR, USN LTJG C. D. DUPONT, USNR COMBAT CARGO OFFICER 1ST LT C. B. SUMRALL, USMC GUNNERY OFFICER ENS ). R. KASLER, USNR SECOND DIVISION OFFICER ENS). P. STURMAN, USNR 27 H t 1ST DIVISION X JL , J 2ND DIVISION 28 3RD DIVISION t LCU 1632 CREW 29 30 31 COMMUNICATIONS DEPARTMENT  pWw fcgj M - ■ W% - -iij 1 • 0,l °B ■L X  « i jl ■ ' F COMMUNICATIONS DIVISION OFFICER RMCS T. P. GUZMAN, USN COMMUNICATIONS OFFICER LT W. D. CIVEN, USN 32 j£i t® CR DIVISION (ABOVE) CS DIVISION (BELOW) 33 34 35 OPERATIONS DEPARTMENT Ol DIVISION f%% my OE DIVISION 36 37 38 : . A 39 NAVIGATION DEPARTMENT NAVIGATION DIVISION OFFICER QMC B. E. BARCER, USN NAVIGATOR LT L. F. SCHEMPP, USN N DIVISION 40 41 MEDICAL DEPARTMENT MEDICAL OFFICER LT W. R. ROBINSON, MC, USNR MEDICAL OFFICER LT S. D. AUGUSTINE, MC. USNR ft tf t  H DIVISION MEDICAL DIVISION OFFICER HMCS C. E. WARD, USN 43 DENTAL DEPARTMENT DENTAL OFFICER LT M. J. DOUCET, DC, USNR DENTAL DIVISION 44 45 PEOPLE 46 47 48 PHILIPPINES 1 - ll L • M 1 B k. £-A % ' £ £ fc, ' f v - H H id . v Jj 1 - r fe SS J 49 OKINAWA .k v-jm 50 51 THAILAND 52 UJELCOMB ..TO aATTAYA CIXV 53 GUAM 55 KOREA 56 57 SASEBO 58 ■ l ii 3mj1 KBb ill 111 l! r - tJ h 59 CROSSING THE EQUATOR DAVY JONES ARRIVES. CAPTAIN CULLEN ARRIVES. 60 61 62 ' 1 ST 111 V if V V v. @£; • . ' -- 63 % , -. AM A SHELLBACK! 64 COOKOUTS 65 66 67 AMPHIBIOUS OPERATIONS ,18 - -• 1 68 . 69 INSPECTIONS AND AWARDS • . iM, ' X , W u.lUi -4 70 m I ' : s ! F Gi W5 fe A 71 PEOPLE AND PLACES 72 Sl ft T-l 1 P - 73 74 Q9C 75 ± SSJJl 7P rf A I 76 77 H E t ' -fo II wmr war 1 H ■ n 78 TIGER CRUISE 79 „ 80 UNDERWAY FOR WESTPAC 23 MAY 1980 MOMENTARY SADNESS. ALL EYES WATCH THE PIER. WATCHING FORECASTLE CREW WAVES COOD-BY. DUBUQUE IS REALLY LEAVING. GOOD-BY 81 PEOPLE IM3 KEN WARREN 82 II CAPTAIN CULLEN HAIR-CUT TIME SHSN SANCHEZ IMPERIAL JAPANESE NAVAL OFFICER _. ■■■ | ■■ 83 SM2 JONES AND LT CIVEN. gj H  i 1 84 MARINES EMBARK IN YOKOSUKA. MM3 JEFF BRISETT. 85 CROSSING THE EQUATOR WOCS GATHERED ON THE FORECASTLE. CRAWLINC THROUGH THE MESS DECKS. IT CAN ' T LAST FOREVER IT STARTED WITH REVEILLE AT 0400. IT WAS COLD AND WET ON THAT FORECASTLE. MY KNEES ACHE! MISS POLLYWOG CONTESTANTS. THAT SHELALEIGH HURTS. INTO THE STOCKS. INTO THE COFFIN. KEEP CRAWLING. PHOTO IY SHSA WILLIAMS MISS POLLYWOG CONTESTANTS. I CAN ' T taiEVE THIS. 87 RAW EGGS. I AM A SHELLBACK!!! 88 PORTS OF CALL SESKS UELCOMB ..TO PATTA A CITY « 1 PHOTO 1Y HT2 KRAN PATTAYA BEACH, THAILAND. - HONC KONG f HOTO tY IT CIVW PHOTO BY LT GIVEN KOREA GUAM 89 SINGAPORE AT ANCHOR IN PATTAYA BEACH, THAILAND. NUMAZU, JAPAN NAGASOKI, JAPAN MT. FUC1 PHOTO BY LT DEAN PHOTO BY IT DEAN WHITE BEACH, OKINAWA JL_— PHOTO BY CAPTAN CULLEN YOKOSUKA, JAPAN GUAM 91 1 r i . Jf i % . Bfct ■ ■ HONC KONG BANGKOK, THAILAND . PATTAYA BEACH, THAILAND PATTAYA BEACH, THAILAND SPECIAL EVOLUTIONS PHOTO IY SKC DIZON TYPHOON WYNNE PHOTO IY HTJ FOLAN LSE IN ACTION PHOTO t HTJ FOLAN LCU OPERATIONS 93 HOMECOMING — 22 NOV 1980 95 CRU1SEBOOK STAFF EDITOR, LAYOUTS LT M. J. DEAN, SC, USN FINANCIAL MANAGER LT M. J. DOUCET, DC, USN PHOTOGRAPHER LI3 R. J. FOWLER, USN 96