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Petty Officer Chernouski enlisted under the Nax Delayed Entry Program February 4, 1980, and upon early graduation from high school in January 198 5 reported for Recruit Training at the Naval Training Center, San Diego, Ca. F Petty Officer Chernouski successfully completed Machinist Mate Class A School July 21, 1981 anew Mate. As a young inexperienced fireman, Petty Officer Chernouski was aboard just five short months when hx had completed qualifications for five different watchstations. Petty Officer Chernouski was eventuall' to attain the highest qualification possible, engineroom supervisor and Machinist Mate of the Watcli Petty Officer Chernouski received a letter of Commendation for Superior Performance during th. period from July 1, 1980 to December 30, 1981. June 16, 1983, Petty Officer Chernouski was advanced tx., Machinist Mate Third Class and in December 1983 he received his second letter of Commendation fo. Exceptional professional ability, initiative and dedication to duty. Petty Officer Chernouski was als f awarded the Sea Service Ribbon and the Battle 'E'. Petty Officer Chernouski was an exceptionally able sailor and an excellent Machinist Mate whos 1, performance always exceeded what was expected of him. His constant drive to improve himself, hit cheerful attitude and his positive outlook affected all who came in contact with him. His indomitabl spirit will live on in all of us. Petty Officer Chernouski is survived by his father, James Lewis Chernouski' his mother Mary Ania Chernouski, and his sisters, Brenda Louise Behnke, Debra Anne Behnke, Linda Rose Chernouski anlg Sandra Lee Chernouski. 5 4, 1 i v w I 13 19513, .4 WA' N nf, MM3 JAMES ANTHONY CHERNOUSKI was born in Racine, Wisconsin. He attended school at Lake reported aboard USS DUBUQUE August 12, 1981. He was assigned to MPO Division to work in thi. number two engineroom where he quickly distinguished himself as an outstanding sailor and Machinisf INTRODUCTION. . F., fm DIVISION BLE OF CONTENTS SHIP'S PICTURE. . DEDICATION. . TABLE OF CONTENTS!SHIP'S SCHEDULE. . COMMANDING OFFICER. . EXECUTIVE OFFICER. . ADMINISTRATION. . . EXECUTIVE ASSISTANTS. . . AIR DEPARTMENT. . . COMMUNICATIONSICR DIVISION. . . CV DIVISION. . . DECKIFIRST DIVISION. . . SECOND DIVISION. . . THIRD DIVISION. . . COMBAT CARGO. . . DENTAL. . . ENGINEERINGIA DIVISION. . . E DIVISION. . . MPO1 DIVISION. . . MPO2 DIVISION. . . SHIP'S SCHEDULE 17 JAN 24 JAN - '27 JAN 31 JAN 2 FEB 19 FEB - 6 MAR 9 MAR 11 MAR 15 MAR 17 MAR 22 MAR 23 MAR 26 MAR 28 MAR 30 MAR 31 MAR 3 APR 9 APR 11 APR 19 APR 23 APR 28 APR 29 APR 2 MAY 12 MAY 14 MAY 19 MAY 24 MAY 3 JUN 16 JUN 20 JUN 24 JUN 25 JUN 6 JUL 17 JUL 20 JUL 27 JUL MEDICAL OPERATIONSXOE DIVISION SUPPLYIS 1 DIVISION EMBARKED UNITS AMPHIBIOUS OPERATIONS PORTS OF CALL SHELACK CEREMONY HUMANITARIAN PROJECT 66 NAVIGATION 68 71 OI DIVISION 76 78 S-2 DIVISION 82 S-3 DIVISION 86 90 92 CANDIDS 97 105 109 SPORTS 115 H 118 TIGERS 120 TALENT SHOW 122 HOMECOMING 128. . .CLOSING DEPART SAN DIEGO, CA PEARL HARBOR, HAWAII PEARL HARBOR, HAWAII SUBIC BAY, REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES OKINAWA, JAPAN POHANG, REPUBLIC OF SOUTH KOREA POHANG, SOUTH KOREA POHANG, SOUTH KOREA OKINAWA, JAPAN HONG KONG, BRITISH CROWN COLONY SUBIC BAY, REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES SINGAPORE PENANG, MALAYSIA FREMANTLE, WESTERN AUSTRALIA FREMANTLE, WESTERN AUSTRALIA SUBIC BAY, REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES POHANG, REPUBLIC OF SOUTH KOREA POHANG, REPUBLIC OF SOUTH KOREA SASEBO, JAPAN PEARL HARBOR, HAWAII SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA v 4 5 - - ' 'King--V---A---2.--an-----:Y-3--1 - CoMMANm G oFFICEH 'Nm HW gil? Captain McMan1s IS authorized to wear the Legion of Merit Merltorl ous Service Medal Meritorious Unit Commendation Ribbon the Battle Efficiency Ribbon Navy Expeditionary Medal the National Defense Service Medal the Humanitarian Service Medal the Sea Service Rib bon the Vietnam Service Medal the Vietnam Campaign Medal and the Republic of Vietnam Gallantry Cross 9180-Q Captain Robert Bruce McManis was born in Pickwick Dam, Tenn., Oct. 3, 1937. He received his BA Degree from the University of the South, Sewanee, Tennessee in June 1960 and was com- missioned an Ensign in January 1961 through the Officer Candidate School Program. Captain McManis assumed command of the USS DUBUQUE CLPD-85 July 16, 1983. His pre- vious sea assignments include USS RANDOLPH QCVS-155 as Division Officer, USS BEXAR QAPA-2375 as Communications Officers, Oper- ations Officer aboard the USS O'HARE QDD- 8895, Executive Officer of the USS DURHAM, CLKA-1145, Commanding Officer of USS BRIS-1 TOL COUNTY QLST-11985 and Amphibious Squadron FIVE's Chief Staff Officer. Included among Captain McManis' various shore assignments are Officer Procurement Of- ficer of Naval Recruiting Station, Clevelandj Ohio, Office of Assistant Chief of Naval Oper-3 ations, Communications, the Naval Postgraduf ate School, where he received his MS degree ini' Management with a communications subspe- cialty as Executive Officer of Naval Communi and Resources Director at the Naval Telecom munlcatlons Command Captain MCMaHlS IS married to the former Jean Sherrod Brewster of Birmingham Ala They have two children, a son Robert and a daughter Ruth ...4... cations Station Londonderry Northern Ireland, 4 1 it' Q--. ,XA E-4 xi' ll' M 1 9 a 1 I L do k 'i li ' - 9 . . . 9 . - , . . , 'S ' f . . . . K 0 O 1 ' , 9 ' ,X 9 J . Q . L X X , a . , , S ' ' f 3' ,N ---e ,W 1 si -- .wh 5 4 3 l tm. ' ' ' ' - - . . ' . Q . , , , ' 9 ' 0 - . , 1 , , ' 1 s 1 . . 9 , - ' ' I n 9 1 . . . it-S36-3 . . ..., , num up 5-., ., K ik . . 1 X N 'lu l 7 l ww1- L. 1 'ff' li gg J. 'l'v .,1'rq Qoppositej CAPT McManis accompanying CAPT Hedley QCOMPHIBRON 55 on a tour of the shipg CAPT McManis show- ing the Marines the correct way to fire an M-14 rifle. Qclockwise from top right! CAPT McManis addressing the crew on their fine performance at seag CAPT McManis and CAPT Gaillard QUSMCD discuss strategy for the Pro-Olympics competitiong CAPT McManis putting in his daily mileage on the flight deckg CAPT McManis in an informal discussion with the crew while LT Bech looks ong CAPT McManis and CAPT Dono- van QCommanding Officer, LHA 35 viewing the competition at the Pro-Olympics in Subic Bay. N -. srs. X M. N V-nva-1-,vvn ,m,,,,m,,,,,LLh-A-, EXEC TIVE OFFICER Q 5' lZhm......--. e am am an n e a wi evice, eRepublic of Vietnam Merito t Citation, Meritorious Unit Citation, the National Defense Medal, the B ttl E , and the Sea Service Ribbon. C nder Stark's awards include the Navy Commendation Medal 12 awards5, h t N y Achievement Medal, Vietnam Service Medal with four bronze stars, th bl ofVitn C p'gMdl 'thd ' th Commander Rodney L. Stark was b Pittsburg, Kansas, in 1945. He joined Navy in February 1968, and attended Kan State College of Pittsburg, Pittsburg, Kan for four years. He graduated in January 19 with a Bachelor Science degree in Educati and was subsequently commissioned as li sign in the U.S. Navy in July 1968. Commander Stark was assigned as Opci ations Officer on the USS MATACO QA 5' Q' from August 1968 until December 1969 was then transferred to Naval Comm tion Station, Guam Where Commander Sta was the Officer in Charge, ASC Guam July 1972. After, his tour in Guam, Co er Star was assigned as Executive the USS BOLSTER QARS 385 until 1974. In the latter part of August 1974 mander Stark was assigned to the TRUXTUN QCGN 355 where he served N AVIGATOR until his attendence at Surfal Warfare Officer Department Head Course June 1976. Commander Stark then served board the USS LANG QFF 10605 as the Ope ations Officer until January 1978. Upon co., pleting his tour on board the LANG, Cof mander Stark was transfered to Naval AQ phibious School, Where he served as PCO! ' LMET Instructor until his transfer to Co mander Amphibious Group One, Okinawa, Ji pan in June 1981. He assumed duties of E ecutive Officer USS DUBUQUE KLPD 85 October 1982. 9 C nder Stark, his wife Donna and th i two children Angela and Matthe l S n Diego. 5--6' Lg ' . - V , :V -- ' , 4 3 V-vv1?w. f Vg 31.1,-.A-L-.fY, ,,,,., - - , ,g . ,,.-,,.gp.f:. .1.'- .1 .,--.-.... -. fzvsa-3.-1 fr... . . -0-.,.,a -. arww s.-'-g 4e,....,.-Q: . ,, - V - . . f - .-fq-q.L f--Q4- A- - - ' ' ' 1 k i LM n. i. ' Q., v r J pi I Qoppositel CDR Stark inspecting the crew for that professional DUBUQUE lookg CDR Stark holding his daily officers' call on the boat deckg . fclockwise from top! CDR Stark observ ing the docking evolutiong CDR Stark ren listing BM3 Sullingerg CDR Stark assist ing fellow shellbacks during the wog ceremonyg CDR Stark relaxing at the Su bic Bay golf course after a good round. 9 V W. ,Q M, f - -vw.-1. ..-...,..---,,,, ,nv A --fm'.v',m r1d1.. V .,-v-.,-.,'.,, A V V V -f -v--.,-.--..f,,-.,v.,.,.-,,, ,W -A H'-I ,ug-...-.,.-V-,--fo.-..-....,', Y V - --V,--qu.,-K-,, .v3',.4,-l.rn,,.,v, I ' ' M!N I0 Although the Personnelmen and Postal Clerk are the highly visible members of X Division, there are a wide variety of ratings which provide the crew with many person- al services, such as: Yeomans have the duties of holding down the Captain's Office, which, while out of sight, they handle the ship's official mail, provide us with the Plan of the Day, every day, and take care of the shipboard legal matters. They also function as the officer's equivelant of the Personnel Office. Lithographers duties consist of running the ship's print shop which prints nearly all of the ship's reproduced material - much of it in a hurry and after hours. The ship's Journalist runs the shipboard television and radio stations, KDBQ, and keeps the crew informed of what's going on in the news around the world. The Personnelmen are responsible for all transfers, seperations, advancements and an assortment of other services to the enlisted community. They also serve as a counseling and information center for the crew. And of course the Postal Clerk, who provides us with the always awaited letters from home in addition to all the services of a civilian post office. ' LT RUDOLF W BECH PERSONNEL OFFICER CGSTELLO DELACRUZ LEADING PETTY 1 DIVISION OFFICER OFFICER ENS RUBERT P- PN1 CHRIS N. YN1 JORGE s. SALVIOPN e M: X I2 BENNY R. ASHLEY NC1 RANDOLPH GADSON W Q 1 Emi Xu . PNSN RODNEY J. NORTON f-X 7 f7 S Q X x J f y Q A ywxgwi f QQ N! SN STEVEN J. SN ALBERT C. CARPENTER DAGRACA ,iiwt YN3 STANLEY E. PN2 JAMES M. KEETON GLODOWSKI QI?-Q3 PC3 ALBERT J. OBRIEN YNSR ROGER PEREZ M . ....,.......-..- -- - -, ..,.,...,,...,.,W-..,,-. .. ' . ..'- Y A-A v---A-H-.. ..:.. 1:12. r ':1 '- '-' 1 ' f-www 1 In R- ...H --v,, Y, , Y ' YNSN RODNEY C. RYAN PNSN DAVID SN MARK A. SPRATLE7, SAMANIEGO LC .4 3 v RP1 DAVID D. SPICER YN2 GARY N. WARD JO3 JAMES B. WHITUQ HM YNSN WESLEY WINSTON JR. ..- .,.,. -, ...,:.,...A,,.,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,k.,,, 4 uv. - Y A Y A A A it YNY .. EXECUTI E ASSISTANTS ff , X Q r Z ss. ILCDR JoHN W POPE PNCM qswy EDWARD E MACJOHNNY J.J. HOWELL COMMAND MASTER-AT-ARMS Besides being a spiritual leader, Chap- lain Pope put together informational port guides for every port visited, organized the overwelmingly successful humanitar- ian project at the Longos Elementary School in the Philippines and Operation Handclasp drive, and a very entertaining Talent Extravaganza, all in addition to maintaining the much enjoyed library and providing Divine Services every Week. The Master Chief of the Command is the one you can go to if you have a work-relat- ed problem or just go to get in on some old sea stories about how the Navy Was. Master Chief Wright is also the man re- sponsible for setting up the DUBUQUE's participation in the Adopt a School pro- gram, and those infamous I Divisions. The Master-at-Arms - well, no town, floating or not, would be complete without a town sherriff, and that is exactly what the Master-at-Arms does - keeps law and order aboard the DUBUQUE. ww .mm ... , . . Y- W- M. .efw-snug:-'QQ ' ' L H Y L - 'Ww N N aLma15':?.M-me-351 ff- fri . . , . an ., ........,, .........r.-..-,.,-N-. f,.,,..,....,,..,. 7. ..,.., A,.,,,...., .,,4n,j5,,,N,4i ,rsjiiph-5-, .-1: 29 .. MGA , 'iii-if 'iron The Air Department is a close knit, professional team that works together to ensure the safe and efficient transport and landing of troops, essential equipment and supplies by means of helicopter. Under the watchful eye of the Air Boss and the careful supervision of the flight deck officer, these men in their colorful jerseys control the flight deck during all flight operations. The crew consists of our yellow jerseyed Landing Signalman Enlisted who directs the aircraft crew, blue shirted Chock and Chain men who secure the aircraft to the deck, and purple shirts of the refueling team that respond to a signal for fuel as the rotors continue to turn to reduce delay. Waiting in the background is the skillful, well- trained red-shirted Crash and Salvage team staying alert to the ever-possible threat of catastrophe, and finally the greenshirts, the Ground Support Equipment Operators, awaiting the need to man Tilley the crash crane, in the event of an accident, confident their equipment will perform efficiently if needed. The fast tempo of operations require team work and professionalism of every man associated with the aviation evolution in order to meet all possible contingencies in a safe and expeditious manner. LCDR VAUGHN K MARTIN AIR BOSS v wi',,.eea- LTJG KENNETH E LT FRANKLIN A ABF2 MICHAEL T AFI LUCHKA HUSTED FITZSIMMONS AVIATION FUELS AVIATION FUELS LEADING PETTY OFFICER OFFICER OFFICER B S k mt S B 9 l. rl 5, ll U ABF2 KENNETH W. B STEVEN LEADING PETTY OFFICER ABF3 JOHN F. BOUDREAU HTA FRANK FUENTES III mi? 5115 Z I , ,, 7 u-JKX, ABF1 CHARLES E. STRONG LEADING PETTY OFFICER AN CARY G. BOOTHE ASM3 GERALD J COULSON CURTIS AN CHRISTOPHER P AN MARK D. FULNER ABHAA CHRISTOPHER A D. GULBRANDSON M ... --....-w- -.. L ,L , --mf .. - V-, V ASE3 CHARLES N. HARRELSON Q NMS, Z aj A ABH3 RUSSELL O. NAPPS AA ANDY RAMIREZ ABF3 WAYNE R. ABF2 ROBERT QA LEGGETT MECKLER A ASE3 STEPHEN K. AA MICHAEL D. ' ODONNELL PHILLIPS it -1 i. Q-3 ABH2 PAUL A. AA BRAD S. SHERRO RAYMOND I J- K Y N 511, A-13-:ug 'eiwJfJFd . tTi3'74Z5.fLf:::., ' .ff ' S 155:- - V-1 -3:4 1, -1... -Q . - - .. .- --- - - -M --- Y -- b, Qclockwise from top! Air- dales relaxing at a pubg flight deck technician directing a VERTREPg a sweep of the flight deck by the airdalesg helo ops on the flight deck. RT ASM3 EVERETT R. ABF2 TERRY D. l THOMASON VANDEGRIFFE F 114 - - - - ,. 1 ..-. ,, , . '- -' ' 'www-v-4-.-va-L..-n-04,4-1,-..n-.q,.,, Y K A,g A, A . .. g-- f-A-vw-,Q-e+...q . ' ' an-vw ... 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BAKER RMSA MATTHEW BYRNES ,I RM2 WAYNE H. I DARRINGTON , 1,14 J RM3 CHRISTOPHER L BYBEE SA JEROME L. BECK RM1 DENNIS K CORNELSEN RMSA LEONARD A CORDOVA -.mm RM1 JAMES R. DAVIS RMSN THOMAS S EDWARDS -4- ,i.,?,-- - .- . 1- - -,,, , ,, v, vu--v.-4-'em cj fgggv -'S :lf 4ua4w-u-vain,-L , T xn. YAf.Lcr1.a.m',-r15S62,4-, , -..-.r7:f-A-rv. , , . v- .-., , -bv Q. ,.. , ,., .I . V ,, , V -I ffw, -- --. .mga ,A RMC EDWIN E. RMSN ADAM L. RM3 JERALD FLAHERTY GALBREATH HOLLOMAN RM2 DENOISE INGRAM RM1 RODOLFO MADRID RM3 WILLIAM L. f HH MOORE ST! H' - ,,,...L. 'fn RM2 JEFFERY M. PACOT RM3 TIMOTHY M. RMSN RANDALL B. JMSNJ PRATT RAIDEN W 0 ? I QEISRM1 DENNIS M. SMITH 1 M RMSN REX A. 5 STEPHENSEN QLMSN JOSEPH UBERTO HL JR . Q f x '1 I SER .Y I - 4 A RMSA GARY v. SMITH RM:-3 LEE A. STAHR Q I. , K gf., , bww Xwsjyn, f ,if ly 4 - X W 3- u wi -sa. 7y!,,, VV . :.-, ,V V 1 7 ::.:E YQ 7 'I Yffa A WCWt f,! fs ' 1 15-21 4 ! ,' ,lf Q, E J 5 , EL1f A RM3 JAMES A. TATE RM2 STEPHEN D. TAYLOR RMSA DONALD L. WRIGHT JR. 2:-1-:za-:.Ti,:-.-.--.-W - - - -,1. f ----W --:gunman-----mums' L- CV DIVISION Dubuque's signal gang proved they could be flashy as Well as efficient during WEST- PAC '84. In addition to playing a vital role in the TEAM SPIRIT '84 and VALIAN T USHER amphibious exercises, the Dubuque signalmen matched two seaman against all petty officers from the Belleau Wood, Bristol County and Monticello in the Pro-Oly in Subic Bay, RP and came away with second place. This performance was just one example of the depth and professionalism displayed by the signal bridge during the deployment. I SMCISWP EDWARD L. SM1 LUIS F. MONARREZ SMSA VERN A TILTON LEADING PETTY BRELAND CV DIVISION OFFICER OFFICER sMsA DARRYL BROWN sMsN JONATHON H. SM3 RoBET L. CARRO BULS e Wu I Win PIU Sllbif Ileof SM2 KEITH A. SM2 CRAIG L. HIGGINS SMSN GEORGE A nent, GILLESPIE JACKSON M? SMSA DAVID M. SMSN ENNIS C. LOWE SM2 GARY M. dj Q JOHNSON JR. TICHGELAAR I X . A-Q -Y ,A J-Ti Q L ,,.-..... ..-C - ., - .-,Q ,hair - .,..,, - -L - . w' - S:':.'-'a!'JT.Filil'iPE'..92'L.'2'f'f4l , ,.,,4 .. .zrur :eau-22.11 eozuu-1-.f -Q 1- ,--1'MY2'if: :1: ff:-f --- -- 1 N 1 ECK r 1 I LCDR CRAIG R. SOLEM CWO2 TOMMY P. JONES FIRST LIEUTENANT SHIP'S BOASTWAIN A FIRST DIVISION First Division is comprised of Boatswain Mates Whose main responsibility is the I maintenance preservation and cleanliness of the topside spaces and smartness of the sldes First D1v1s1on also takes care of all the launching and recovering of the ship s small boats during amphlblous operations using the boat and aircraft crane Go ahead make my day now set Condition 1 Alpha LTJG LOUIS o MEIER BMC WILLIAM W BM1 MICHAEL D FIRST D1v1sIoN HoovER DEHART OFFICER LEADING CHIEF PETTY LEADING PETTY OFFICER OFFICER ' 3 A . ll l ig . . . . . . . , W U . . . . . . U . H cs - - as 9 - ' ' i tl tl 1, il f fit' , 'I , Lf L . I :g L ' n n A 24 SR STEPHEN J. ALLERTON WMM Km 012' 1 fx:,X v ' wif QW! A f ,W f fe Wf M , J, I w J .1 WM , ' , K f f , ff C 7 M , X fi. -. 4 If X , M f K 7 A A I G SN VINCENT J. ANIKAS JR. . .aw A . - ff .mf 9 ey . - ,, fa-W ,f ,V qi., K4 W , ,M .1 f J fsxwih' X - - I Q M . X 45 ' f y W f K M ' A X. ff K , j, f L vm ff. N 'f f fsffxwf X ,M W 4 flfffof f X35 Q ffff' f W ff! w , X X ff jx fe ff w W Q fm V f X f X .N 4 X, z ff .W , f f, f X W f f f F' fi' X, -f.-'ff ..- V9 J ,GPS I In SD lf if mall ,. y! I W, ,f J ,,,J ' , V ss X , f' f . A W SN TODD C. BROWN f Z 1 2 'P SN DON E. BURNS f ffKWfffWWfWW6 ,f ,Q ,Q ,-.X ,ly ' fggj H- iv YS . 5 ,wiv .fn N 'QS' 1 lf ! AW Aww 49 .57 f, fx ' sf ,ff 6-iylfxy 1:, ff Juana A ' BM2 MICHAEL H. BOX BM2 JOSE L. CASTILLO 'I BM2 FRANCIS D. BMSN GREGORY A. SR TONY B. DILLON M DAILEY 3115 fx , 4 V' DEAL A -:Y V - --K I E 'Zim Y ,--f- - .. .....,g. .,.- -, ,.-,., - . 4,,g-1-,yggawgrcggzqkg-,'g-',, :gp-5-,-A W ,...A-.gg..v- K-3111. JJ 4.21 51 'B 7-if'-3-'T'-'L 'H-'C 9? : 4 :?':- 2'9'4!:Ii1bz'Q w3'E 1L,g1g V , , ..,,,. . WMM., ..,..,.-.....-,....,.,.,.,...,,-.,Qw,...L.,...,.,.,. ,. ...,M-,. ..I:,': i:'f'f':1 :'f.i v':'Af'- 1 A--' f ' ' f N X. .x It SR ADAM L. DORSEY SN LUIS A. FERN NDEZ M3 ROBERT G. FOSTBT R JR. SA WARRE BM2 CLAY W HARVEY GOODMA .Aim ...C f' ,-.L J., I+ H4- 1 x , 9 LLLX M ,C i-xnxff' wx'-Qfff' fwf N avi 'ffl -ixbfxfx f X I va YZXSkys-WV, X ZXM5 H Z 5215! QL, . 2 'X XS Ng ' M ' X 'I 1 SWA 'QQ f 'N Aix - ' 5' sf Q, W xvfff ' N I x x ,.,. Nga 1,1 N , x , .N X-hwy 45- X A ,H ff 5 -- gi- ,xxx f W ,, .,5Fgw ku-.LX 4 My-. 9 ix -A -f ,fggxgmixx f . 'W S SSW gf A ASX.,-wwv 4, fy, ff fx pkg 1 ,f my I J ,xjx --ff -1 A SX ' - N, I I i i i W my MX ff- QNQN E F MQ f V 6 QNJ I f 1 Hz- , is X Q1 3 fb- I 1 :gif-sm ,j -A w BM3 KEVI D. HORTOIBM W , 1 BMSN CARY JOHNSON BM3 MICHAEL J LEGER SR CHRISTOPHER B. OBRIE MMM3 THOMAS SLEDGE SN HAPPYVALLEY S. FUR! A SA ROBERT D. A PASSWATERS PATU BMSA STEVEN E. A SMALLWOOD F WAN JOSEPH C. SWANSON SA JAMES D. WILSON rf' V 5 BM3 JIMMY D. SCARBROUGH BM3 RONALD E. SULLIN GER fy X.h, 1129! SN HARRY W. WINTER . . N -.W -. .. . . -....f-..z.,4. . .-r.':'z,f.,--L,4c'f'-ff ls 17 -w. J-V-.Fi-4? I BM3 ALPHONZO A. WRIGHT 5 x.,. f Zi .4- X p fax V ,,,, A xxx ,iff M i KX I Ngxief if--f p -h X , ,,. ' N , ...MXN s K . x A in .XJ Y N ,X Q ,ssl I M ' X f k , 6 3,1 i X ,N xg, J an-Xl , L A gg, ,, y G , ' CXI- ff 'Q Q - g:rxl3 y R51 X . XX x. Q ff .1.- 1. A f XX fi, W ,. X-f 4, y X T- XQXSQX, is f X kg X ,X ' I ' V X . , I , x as .X MXN i X N MXLMX X xy' :i x S J ff 6 X V, K 'S i f W V ,, sg, .sl ,455 XX ,f f g A ' Xi? Q K X r ' LsfX Sw ff , X X A ,v .f 1 W Y A X X J X , f 1 .. ' . k X Xf X ai: X 4 ' f 5 ii ' 9' J' if X K v , 4, k ,M .V v N gg A, l X - l , V X X q V, N ? cf ,, is ' Ii 'f lees , x X . A I X Q , ,Qlfvx ,. n 'KF M If . y XM ,W ' N- r f .,X' 5 N . -4-1 X zip X 3 .es - -fn ' ,,,jVlQ,, s. H ff Xi 'NN f, X :K---.s ,,,,, C-f - if X- XX . , 6,-1 X 'XX X S- X . X SR ix J gl x ,ig egg: .. f f - X a 5 Q -Aus , :WX df. is 'X ,X L X. N 5 if i . Q , ' Nx,, W Qi K1 Q r , K I ff gi , si 'K t r x .SSE W, X 1 v fX,,X - X gr, S X ' N g 'e X I ga Y ? f I ' jg Q 5' X X -is ' V is 'IP W U N - f s . .5 5 51. lyxxj. i l S s Mx ' 4' Y 'f f , f ' xv V i . f l ,ff ' ,. X' 5 ' ' kwa A gf N . 4 f Af K. 5 one ' Wggv ' ii 'ii-MQ 5 , f f cada N, gg? Y .f , H X. i sf A . f 3 5' , , hp, hw' 1 , my If V h f ' W , W4 WNW! r ,W f V If in W , s- K ,WW Qclockwise from topfb BM3 Sledge operat- ing a forklift during one of the many on- loadsg LCDR Solem overseeing boat oper- ations from the starboard catwalkg BMc Hoover and BM2 Box direct the B 8z A crane offload of LPD8-2 boatg BM3 Scar- brough piping his Way to a victory in the Professional Olympics Piping competitiong First Division coordinating their efforts to bring another boat and crew safely aboard. M7 P4 E, 1 , 'I X. 1 X, 'N x, I 1 :w SECOND DIVISIO Eli 57 ' Second Division is comprised of 25 to 35 men and has one of the most important and at W functional jobs on the ship during WetWell operations. During Condition 1-Alpha, 2nd Division mans the Wingwalls inside the welldeck and ' Q- stands by to embark or debark from one to four M-8 boats or one LCU. Second Division also has a cargo handling supplement which stages Marine vehicles and cargo in upper ,-, and lower vehicle stowage. N I Eff' LT RICHARD C. M AHLsTRoM A sEcoND D1v1s1oN OFFICER ' Second Division has been responsible for both the efficient and safe conduct of all wetwell and cargo handling evolutions and has had a direct input into the positive impression Dubuque has made to all Seventh Fleet units during Westpac '84, BMCS LYLE C. HIPNER LEADING CHIEF PETTY OFFICER A A M ,. . .,.. ggsyzkxxz Xffs , ,f , R , .P 0: ' V '12 'f A ZXXW Q25 K nf f A 4 QW Qs- A X . xx N J Q xx X- fe. 'f , V'- X' rv fl Q.. X 2W'f5XfW W ' J a s 'N -afzfff ww Maw.: ,, ff .t:1..,,.fv2fzX15t .JffSf4l5Ki7fk'f X9 ,J Q f ' u M sv.-Q ' ' N ff aff X 5 N g I I ' BM1 ALGHIERE A MADRID LEADING PETTY OFFICER SN SCOTT A. BMSN VINCENT W. BM3 ALLAN K- BAUMGART BEHRENS BELCHER v -1 - Y Y 5:-1 -, J A -n--,....,L-- ,W W ---V -iifnmga.. , BM1 GREGORY L. BOGUSZEWICZ SA RONALD L. BROWN Z BM3 JOHN C DAVIS SA CLARENCE M. BOND SN DON E. BURNS SN MICHAEL J DAWES SN ANTHONY B. BRADLEY SN MARK T. CAVINS SN BROCK P. ELLIS M3 NICK L. EVERETT BM3 ROBERT L. LANA AN SN BRIAN MCADAM f , A A is W X f W ff f X N if 'PIM iw 'ff' -1? ff A X W Y ff X f X , f f X H3 ,NRS f 4 ' C., f -N Nw Q 'A f lfwif S xl ' - - f f R x , W, . . W f f ARS. fy Rf 7 A , ff 1,wfmwR1: ffgw Q, , SYSRWWS' wif r ' :RIS ,Y Q , f W' .RW R- - -ef 4..n' k11fR,Wf5X fx RR 1:2 Q R ' ' fa , I I5 ff 2 R 1... Xx I 16119 .. vimffff' Vw f f X f ' wgzgk, i ff RR R! X N XX RN BM3 ROBERT A. BMSN TIMOTHY O. FLEMING HAYNE BM3 JOE L. LYNCH SN JAMES P. MADIGAN SN ROBERT W. MILLER SA CHRIS L. PAULSEN . .-R ... - - - ----Rn-.---... .. . ' -' AY-'1---1+--N.,--..,, ,. . ' ' ' f - -'K'-'X -.ww--4--....v..4,... . . 'I I - A Av- 4.-.-AQ.. R. , , . R ' - '--fu-rws-.-. .... , - - A- .ifv-.-.v-1--Q- .F ... ...L . R -A -Q----Q.--...f..--.,4.n.-.-1.-.V -1-V .' , '-'- -'-'--v-cf IR I -.. . ...NVQ ww-.Vw-lgkmz , nn 1- .1 .- 1 evvefo un.. 'sf:fez-a-:Jn--,f.- .11 .4 ,..i..-f.4..L L- ' 1 - ' SN CHRISTOPHER D. ROBERT L. SOUCEK RULE f . SA CHARLES E. BM3 RODNEY L. SN FERNANDO L. BM2 MICHAEL D. SUTTON VERGARA VILLAS SA DALE H. WHEELER SN ROGER L. WINCHESTER SN ANDREW YURMAIN ....- .--.....,..,,-,. 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Thlrd D1v1s1on IS responslble for malntalnlng two twm 3 lnch 50 callber gun mounts the Shlp s small arms ammunltlon magazlnes and Marlne L forms Thlrd D1v1s1on started the deployment wlth a bang scorlng 100 percents on both gun mounts for the1r flrst flrlng of the deployment Durlng the many exerclses of thls WESTPAC more than 100 rounds were flred from both mounts Gunnery DIVISIOD IS also responslble for small arms qual1f1cat1on of the shlp s crew GMGC ERIC C STEWART THIRD DIVISION OFFICER .ml GMG2 JOHN F CONLA GMG2 RANDY J. ELMER GMG2 JOHN EUSTACE SA EDDIE L, HUGULE' THIRD DIVISION I 'sw 'X SA JEFFERY M. GMG2 JAMES V. GMG3 ROBERT W. Tfw, JARRETT KEEN AN KURANT We IUHKQN DANIEL P MOREY GMG3 WILLIAM J GMG2 RONALD K MOTLEY PAYTON SR RONACO W SA LESLIE H SHOOTS SA IAN V TORRINGTON PENCZEK N5 ' A F if ' , AAAA Y A F1 0 n o -...---.,,,-....... .2 ,..., V. 3 ,Q ,. 1. aff AQ- .,.,.,...4.w,,f..l.--yN'...,...,,-m,f.1-,-:+W.e.:w-N -.. CAPT JOHN D GYSGT FRANCISCO A GAILLARD USMC BERLAN USMC COMBAT CARGO OFFICER COMBAT C RGO Each major Shlp of the amphlblous force has a tralned Marlne offlcer and staff non commlssloned offlcer asslgned to th1S duty They are responslble for the plannlng and coordlnatlon for the landlng force embarkatlon of equlpment and personnel Once the embarkatlon phase IS complete, thelr dutles are to serve as l1a1son between the Shlp and the embarked landlng force Other dutles of an ongoing nature lnclude the preparatlon and dlstrlbutlon of the Shlp s Loadlng Characterlstlcs Pamphlet QSLCPD Wh1Ch lS the prlmary document for embarkatlon plannlng, and arrange the acqu1s1t1on of USMC Landlng Force Operatlon al Reserve Materlal QLFORMD, whlch lncludes ratlons, constructlon equlpment POL and ammunltlon to be used only ln the event of a real world contlngency WWW? V 124 W ZW X . l 9 Q . . . . . . . - . . . . . Q . O . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . U I I I I O O . , . . . . . . . . . . . . Q ' - . . . . . . 9 9 . . . . . 1 ,V ..,, .... iz. g, Z p:,,,,. L. .... v, QQXA AM t l W ' ZYA A ASW W , f 2 W H ? 5 f z .2 f K ' I 6 f an W , ff, e .. in , Y Q, vw , W x V ,A ,I ' I JI low marsh! sgapore :eadyi Moc :radio mnuntr Tamil qees Ile MGH nlandm I Qopposite5 Several DUBUQUE Gun- sners Mates relaxing on Bugis St in Sin- .gaporeg Marine amphibious vehicles fllfready for an assault on the beach. ffl Qclockwise from top! small arms 'iggoractice off the port catwalkg the gun ' mount crew ready for the firing order gmfrom the bridgeg GMG2 Eustace over- gfwwees the routine maintenance of the ggygunsg Gunners Mates on libertyg watch POL'stander ready for any hostile activity. L -.- .-.-.vfa-,H f-.1-4,1-sa--Libr .,,1,'g,,,s,n mi, ,,,,,,,., ,QW ,,,,,,,.,, ,.. ..- , ...,.,,,,,,,,,,,qu,-.Q-1 -eff., ,- --VN-nn.,-.fy ,-.,,.x... --g..-.f. -.., Q- -...-.t.., EN The Dental Department has the responsibility for maintaining oral health onboard DUBUQUE. The outstanding services provided include oral surgery, preventive den- istry, endodontics, periodontics and operative denistry. During the WESTPAC deployment, the department treated over 1 100 crew members, embarked Marines and Korean troops. The busiest day included two broken jaws, tone Navy, one Marine! within one hour of each other during a holiday routine, which required wiring and medavac to Guam. Dental volunteered their efforts in providing dental examinations, distributing home care kits, and lecturing on proper oral home care to 155 children at Longos Elementary School, Republic of the Philippines in conjunction with the Humanitarian Project. As a result of Dental's concerted efforts onboard, the ship maintained the highest operational dental readiness in PHIBRON Five and achieved a 100 percent readiness level for the quarter ending June 1984. The department members participated in various sports activities including boxing, tug-o-war and other Pro-Oly events, 10K runs and softball. Img, S LT LAWRENCE A. BARRETT II DENTAL OFFICER -mm H DT2 TIMOTHY DANIELS LEADING PETTY DT2 ERNEST D. BRO 'OFFICER I W as .,...,.., . .. . , , , . We 1. ., 0 .A .,..i,-...,-,..,.,.....L.- -...,...-...,.-P ...., M, ,P .,, VH.-,,,,,, -,...,... V -- 4 V , ,Vg J ,M 1.1 ga 'E if ef -n nl fn F .- vz v: L u va r. 1 ,N Q- Q, 1 'Y 11 5 R G 7 ,- .. ,, , ' ..,, ,,... , ,4.,1 A ,-V - '- ' ,, ,, ,.. YW V, , CASTILLO MAIN PROPULSION ASSISTANT EN1111 ASSISTANT --. ENG NEE ING E LT MARION L. HOLLOWAY CHIEF ENGINEER A DIV Auxlllary D1v1s1on conslstlng of Machlnlst Mates and Englnemen run the boat and hydraullc shops Whlch lnvolves a varlety of equ1pment that ranges from pulllng up and dropplng of the anchor to always keeplng the Dubuque s small boats 1n a ready status The boat shop IS responslble for a varlety of ltems ranglng from the malntenance of both emergency dlesel generators and operatlng f1ve ballast blowlng compressors Jil flre and flushlng pump and the trash lnclnerator to belng boat englneers for the shlp s small boats The flVe man hydraullc shop malntalns 63 pleces of electro hydraullc equ1pment lncludlng the after steerlng gear stern gate boat and alrcraft crane forkllfts and anchor Wlndlass LT ALBERT W. CWO4 RODOLFO R TIEDEMANN Y 2 1 'INS BILLY SW. BAKER JMUXILLARY DIVISION OFFICER .U 101.1101 MRI PATERNO B. Im GUERRERO 11114111111 MR SHOP LPO ENFN DUSTIN J. CROSIER A .,,,.,,,mx,,,,,, I-.I .a.,,,,,-Q13-, , LA, --.-- .....-..:.:.:.v, - ' . ag... -g p., r. :..1,. ::::::. -L.s:,Lm::u-wi. Y E SMD- Y Z MMI JOSEPH W. BIOGUCKI JR. HYDRAULICS LPO MM1 CHRISTIAN H. VARNER AC Sz R LPO Bw fi 4 EN2 BARRY L. HAMBRICK EN1 ROBERT E. ENNIS BOAT SHOP LPO Y MM3 ANGELITO C. ALEJANDRO f Q f 7 Z . ' . Z I MR2 RICHARD R. HOMEYER MR2 ERIC L. HOUSER MMFN JESUS P. LIM ENFN BRIAN L. RHODUS J EN3 JAMES E. HUGUNIN MM2 JOHN C. NORDHUS EN3 SCOTT G. SALISBURY ', MM2 ROBERT W. LEESNW f ' qs Zag .af Z. MM3 STEPHEN T. . My PELSZYN SKI 5 i 'lv IQQW1 O ENFN PEDRO SN 1 l W-N3 HOWARD A. SAVOY ENFN EDWARD O. EN 2 CHARLES E SIAROT SNYDER gy MR2 CHARLES J. gy TEAHAN A ,-. , --K,mg,.v1Tf-f- -:lyk-,131-f,....4 -f15g1s-4:.hrEi2'g.f- A-rf. ,Q-Q32 mff: iff' 1.5, .5535-'59, gm - - --M, ,M , 4-,A - A-ysq.-4, A A 'qw' 'A I I- w---4-4-444-9-..,. :I-acgg... yi, ff.--: uma.,-.: 'Ame-:,:.N ' , f f? - - 'f -... E DIVISION There is nothing on the ship that is not dependent on electrical power and it is the electricians onboard the Dubuque who monitor and control its distribution from the turbogenerators in the main machinery spaces, through the switchboards and from there to every part of the ship. Keeping all systems functioning is alone a full-time job, but the EMS and IC men are a close knit team of professionals trained to respond at the very first sign of trouble. The IC men are responsible for our new Dimension 2000 phone system, the ship's television and radio stations, and the ship's gyro compasses all of which are in top working order, just to name a few. Fork-lift trucks, ship's boats, signal and navigation lights, elevators and 'monorails are just a few examples of the myriad challenges that confront the electricians, besides the more obvious lighting and ventilation systems. And of course there is the Movie Call every night on the mess decks, perhaps the most highly visible and appreciated of all the jobs an electrician may perform. LTJG GERALD v. I EMC RQNALD T, EM1 MELCHOR A R SIEFRING BAUTISTA MORALES ELECTRICAL OFFICER LEADING CHIEF PETTY LEADING PETTY OFFICER OFFICER ICFA WILLIAM D. EMFN RANDOLPH E. FN PAUL H, BYRD 5113! AKINS BARNETT FUIEM3 DONALD N. CUDDY M 5 HQBE EM2 NORMAN L. an LACASSE RUSSELL T. NEFF f., fl nik' K IC3 GLENN R. FAULKNER EM3 EDWARD C. MARSHALL EM3 MIKE S. PARKS A , ...-i.if.:.T. L ,f..,. .......,...,. . 1::?::aTf.:a1aR- f mf IC2 HARRY N. HOWE EM3 DANIEL B. MILLER 5 IC3 QSWD DAVID R PEARSON fd' X I Q 1 X 3 x7 . 1 f l x M if . --..- --M.-. Q . . f--7-vx-,-M.. -.,. .-.fww -. . ... ....4...Q......., -M ----.I , ,. ::: ':f: 71- V - -- J -.--y,..,,.-.,n...f K--. .H pf-. . , ,. mf. , Nm, x -- --W ----A-- ------------4-.-fl-hm ...T-.2..,Y--.....M, + + I r I EM3 GABRIEL H. EM2 MELCHOR 1. RIVOR FA JAMES 0. SHERROW Q QUINTERO 1 EMFN ALAN R IC3 GARY M VALDO EM2 RIZAL B VEA THOMASON EMFA CHRISTOPHE R YOUNG 46 PO1 Main Propulsion Number One is primarily responsible for the smooth operation of the number 1 Main ' Machinery Room. Comprised of Machinist Mates and Boiler Technicians, MPO1 is divided into three work centers. c at . EBO1 is made up of Boiler Techs who are responsible for operation and maintenance of 4961 boiler and its associated equipment, everything from Main Feed Fumps to Forced Draft Blowers. It is never an easy life being a Boiler Tech, considering the long hours spent on either working on boiler maintenance or just standing watches in the fireroom. But these guys take pride in knowing that its their steam that propels the ship through the water, generates the ship's electrical power, provides steam to the galley's kettles and ship's laundry, even the ship's whistle will not blow without their steam. Another work center is EMO1 which is composed of Machinist Mates and is responsible for the care, maintenance and operation of the ifl main engine, reduction gears, the starboard shaft, main and auxillary condensers and other auxillary equipment. In addition, EMO1 is responsible for the operation and mainten- ance of 4791 distilling plant which provides the ship with fresh water for drinking, cooking and in the showers or as feedwater for the boilers. EB14, the Oil and Water Test and Treatment Labratory or bettern known as the Oil Shack, is run by oil and water kings or just plain oil kings. Oil kings are a special breed, most of whom hailed from the ranks of top performers in the machinery rooms. Those who have a good understanding about steam propulsion will agree that the Oil Shack is the backbone of the plants. For the responsibilities of the oil kings range from testing and treating boiler water to ensure that is maintained within prescribed limits to prevent boiler tube failures to ensuring that only bacterial-free waterris distributed throughout the ship. xr. kssfgfivv , ENS GREGORY A. BTCS DONALD A. MMCS qsivy TERRY L.b LESTER FERRELL POSTEMA M1301 DIVISION BT LEADING CHIEF MM LEADING CHIEF OFFICER PETTY OFFICER PETTY OFFICER Y I 'M isis . '2 r I.. su BT1 ANGELITO L. BTC DAVID J. STEVENS MM1 MICHAEL P. BARRERA EBO1 LPO YOUNG OIL SHACK LPO EMO1 LPO - .. V--.-, -,-. . , , . --... . .. . ,, f.-W-.. .. . ., , - V --id--1-.......,--. ,,.., , ------Q . . ...-1:--f------M - 4, fam... -f-Q--.-...-.,.::r:vr -, sew - -- .5 N. L. .f'J3,JE...' A -X.-.,.,.,,, ,,-Y, 4,.M ,,.,-:.f3g31.-21,1 4, -,.,,f,.'.. , - ,.,.,vgj-4 v BT2 CHARLIE L. ALLEN MM2 JOHNNIE O. BACA JR. L- BTFN RICHARD D. MM3 ANDRE C. BALLARD BENEFIELD MM3 RUBEN D. FA HECTOR P. CABALAR CARRANZA YQ. 4 3 4 i MM2 JAMES D. BAIRO B FA DANIEL P. BURFORBTQ hm BT3 FRANK E. CARTEIBMJ III I ..g3J..Lf..1Z....I., 2-l.I.i..1..:.LQ1.-,-s4,4.LL-,....:.,:..L.L..g1g.L,.g..1.:...g:.:L .,,,,g.f -1---A-,, v ,7..... v LC-.- . ...- -. .,...,.. . ,,., - - . -...L,-., ,.,.m-2-hz,-,.,-..- ,L V--v-....-- ' ' -' n 'Alle BT3 CEDRIC W. COLLIER L IHFOE. BT2 WAYNE E. DEY WBT3 JOHN K. FLEURY A -mv SJ MMFN ALBERT F. DAVILA MM3 FREDRICK D. DOBROVOLN Y MMFN NEAL E. FOUTS MMFA ROBIN G. DAVIS MMFN JESSE J. FIGGINS FA JOHN A. GERVAIS ' ' '-sg. 1- '::.'+ ,k, k ' 1.. L':L?x '1'iz :a?.Ev' L, f ,,..?.2':?:' BT3 TED H. GRAHAM BT3 FRANCIS M. HOSTLER MM3 ROSS R KLEIN 7 O BT2 CHESTER J. GUZOWSKI JR. MMFA J EFFERY A. JONES FA KENNETH J. LABRE f 4'- i ' ' I W N FA JOEL D. HOLMES H1 BT3 JAMES D. KELLYEB1 J 1 MM2 WALTER E. LAWSNH JR. , . Y HUMHQ BT3 MICHAEL K. LOLLIS LKELL' BT1 LIBORIO L. A MOLINA JR. BLAWN RONALD D. VINING L R.- M.. Y an FN GLENN R. MILANO MM3 JOHN W. SAULS Vw BT2 DONALD L. WARD JR. BT3 BRUCE A. MILLER MMFN STEPHEN G. SNYDER YNSN TERRY L. WILEY W N . , WI ,U . - .. ,,,W...., vw., -5 -- -- v-M-W..-...... ,W 4, 4 A-A-A.-M-V.--Nw..-... , .....-Q.....N......4...:--.uf af-1 f- --1--, , - ' --H -' , . .., . f . -- P 'M'f1.- - ,........ , ' . -fm.--.w.4.-,F-mf...-gf., Y , , -51. ..,-...,.-.--rv-C.. .' ,- -.1-, .M -U-:.f , L, , -Q V , R- - -- - - ---- -7 ----Y .-,J-f..-..-.f,.--. . ,..,..,.,,...,,,, ,Y j, ,, E MPO2 DIVISION oom englneroom and gauge calibration shop Prov1d1ng power to main engines maklng fresh Water helping to keep the lights on and many other respons1b1l1t1es have been carried out in the Can Do tradition of MPO2 MPO2s close and well oiled division would like to dedicate thlS cruise to the memory of our friend and division member MM3 James A CHERNOUSKI E 7 . 1 ' MPO2 Division is responsible for the operation and maintenance of the after firer- ' . .I . . I I . ' . . cf f 4 51V I 9 55 . ,, . . . . . . . I , . . I 1 l v t. Hinges frrsm LTJG DONALD SHUNKWILER MPO2 DIVISION OFFICER SNR MM1 RENALDO BERNARDO BT1 DAVID COWAN BT2 R LEN LPO AFTER ENGINEROOM LPO AFTER FIREROOM OBERT AL MMC MICHAEL HARPER BTCQSWJ ALLEN HELMWH5 LCPO AFTER ENGINEROOM LCPO AFTER FIRERQQMQ ! A f pig 4 1 E Y J? IN-. .. N, 5 I F K BE H15 BTFA RAY J. MM3 MAURICE ARCILA ARCHULETA X my FN WILLIAM E. ,mf BRIZENDINE 1 I 1 . BTFN DENNIS R. I CHERRY Il I ugh? uw! MMFN VINCENT L. CAMACHO X MMFN WILLIAM W. CRESS f' QM.: 1 , N .Asif-' M ,. . I , ,' I-v R1 v ' --1 ' A 7V ' 'Gf '. ,,, I fff . W' f H 7 , f , , , , .rx vw . ffi 2 . W WQ,fw', 5 ff f , , f y23,1y1Jya,4A: ff, Q nf 'V w7f-7 ' f in ' 7 f HZ! V ,,,,! . f , W, 7. , A L N f S Z2 - ,iff fy , mf ! MM2 PETER S. BECKNALL A MM1 NEFTALY E. CASTRO BTFR BARRY M. CUMMINS 9 Q , , , , , .. .nv W -. N. ... A --........v...- ..., ..-. f , ', '1 'f -'-'---vwvfv, . ,,,,.-.1-..: ., . ... -1 -- A-V1- -' ' Am.: -vr...:.:-:' -2- Q4-.--- -..an-a. , ..':?1? ' . --17.v u ...i'a.--NJ2 3 .Lg W' -' .J-M . 1:.---m---- -x----,JL'?L'14:3+. - - -rd : w---NXT'-' fl' ,ff J H ziggy ! f I. . 19t?g? E75 fxg I 1 f :...3g'.. , ' lx ffv lf, X ' , ' , X f f f Fi f a. - J fi wwf f ,QW f 5 f XR , y U X , , J ,V S lf 4 W , NME., ff if .. , .. mv ? f , , f N m3 I X-Ga' f' - wg., if V X , X' ff f f FA GEORGE C. DELAROSA MM3 RICHARD L. GEIGLER fr fi! ji FN WILLIE J HOWARD In '-'M A m FN SCOTT K. DICKEY MMFN THOMAS L. GRISSOM ff i x 2 MM2 BRAULIO S. Mm ELLORIN F .Q BT3 CRAIG A. N HANNEMAN BT3 STEVEN W IRVIN BT3 GEORGE F J EFFERY l ' 5 1 .51 W 5 ! ' 1 f , . , ' Q . W N W l W . 51--i-2-5-T--2215E54--'5:3-il?-12:'.E-5,4'21-irff-if-4'-1-f-. Pfi-11ff?-33112--f?.i-'SQ1.-.Z-LZILT ' i:::7lZZ :5Ll113i:''1: 'L':'g:::r'x:: - -f.-'M--f-U ,.....W. . . , , ... 7 -- K 340 MM2 MICHAEL R. KLIMERS hm V gif. BT3 JOHN M. LILLI 'HW we-A ,YIM2 CARL W. MERICLE L BT3 PATRICK O LANAHAN BT1 EFREN D. LUGUE MMFN RICKY A. ORR QW. , W fRA, f 'XRRQ , . . .,, Qf'- I f ,, , X, W. CCCCCC , ' V ' qlqv 7 ... 1 ' 4' lf 5 Z .,,, ff ..,.... M, ff f , BTFN RUDOLF F. LEYBA BT2 MICHAEL L. MCCLURE MMFN DAVID A. ROE JA.- C. .. .. FA MARK A. SHARP BT3 JAHN A. VARANI Y - Y v - r -an-Q-ww 1-1,--nh 1 W , MMFN RICHARD A. THOMAS MMFN GILL WADDELLL F 1 I MM3 MYRON E. WILKERSON i , , , , , ,.,,,-., , . ,.-.,,- -, . , , ,, . . . . , , ,, . , ,, , , . . ,H ...,.-- . ., . . ..-,........V,,....,.,..,-...-.-........,.......,..-.V-. .- 4, -- ,, -...--1 . ..-. .. 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I . defense, fire fighting and prevention and damage controlg and enfol safety and security precautions. Foremost among the division's varied responsibilities is Damage Cc trol. Maintaining the ship's damage control equipment along with traini ' the crew in DC procedures is a never ending job. R Division is unexcell in this vitally important field. ' R Division also maintains a 24-hour watch in Damage Control Centl which is constantly on the alert for any fire or flooding hazard. During actual fire or flooding at sea, the HTs, nicknamed the Firecracker Tear are at the scene to combat the problem within seconds. Fire preventi and protection is R Division's most important product. B ' 2 . , , 3 Q, The HTs also act as Submariners. Everytime Set Condition 1-Alpha Q ZL k passed, R Division mans ballast stations to ballast down the ship to 'em' , . ,.,. and recover well deck vehicles. At their stations in Ballast Control -Z,, Q V , ...f 1 'f - 1 if various other 1-Alpha stations, R Division personnel contributed A ,,,, , 34.-L-fi2'f1'f 'f i to the safe and successful offload and backload of Marines throughout MW many exercises during the deployment LTJG JIMMY A ALFONSO ' HTCS CALVIN W. AITCH HTC DONALD M. DAMAGE CONTROL LEADING CHIEF PETTY HARTMAN OFFICER OFFICER ERO9 HT1 DAVID GARCIA HT3 BRYAN G BLEV ERO1 ' miiiszg INS HTFN SCOTT H. CAINIT-3 if i I 3 -fy r 7:5f-g- 1 555- - A-U5 25 L -5, - ---A -V - ---..4.-A y..-f-.5 .. .,,,..r,-,. .., .,.. . . ,.,- .,,,,,,., J, 1 I , W - H I H Y-xg QLZTVH WL-1A:gUfL'Llt '.-7,1-,zlrfil A ,l -:T-,fp gif' iff.: if Y-5-.-Z --fl-.Z-7 -.- swgff..-. .,,.,..-1-v-.-W., ,-. -,i,.....,..-..-.- ,fan---f 1 -. .Y..-.,.,. , :.....-.- ..-... ..,, .. 11'i N1 in 1 A 5 xx , ,, ,,,U 2 :Im , S H fx., QNX 0 94 XX X v xx x f ES Q . an X X N V S X - . A . . W I i x . .Z X .N f gi . 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N'- EDICAL DEPART The Medical Department started the deployment with a C-1 in medical readiness, receiving accolades during all phases of inspections and training. Throughout the cruise, the medical department continued to excell. Highlights of the cruise included: the Medical Officer and HMC taking first place in the pipe patching and stretcher race competitions during the first shipboard Profes- sional Olympics, HMC Brockman was the first on the deployment to earn the Enlisted Surface Warfare designation, HM2 Allen became the father of a 8 lb. 10 oz. baby girl, and HM2 Weaver began the cruise as Sailor of the Quarter. During the first five months of the deployment, the 'Docs' logged 4,361 out-patient visits. I LT STEVE vin N L. BUCKLEY MEDICAL OFFICER Y S X is c f W X , M t , W N Q 5 , ,- W ,WWW yy W X ,ffw QQ X f f Sffhfxxsiff xx, f X N MW! XyX4fWX1! X 2 X, f X! xxx 1 X fiwwxgnffai W! XXUXX JAQXQW X fy f f yxfxw A0 Kfwg s .. ,,, VX fffx Z ,X ifyx ,ffs ,,ffff-'gm Xffwfafxxx M f 4 f 5 , O ,, , 1,01 Q K , f ff ,ww e 7 'ef Q f W J, X sys X 7 f sei ff fs. ff 'fuf4f7g1 N f f f W f f XX fwgpky f ,W I ,,Mf2fWf? My fx X X X X X , W W If X Y Q6 Xia UV Vs M f ,xv fVfsKKfMf4ZiWX+ isfyiz jbxfiflfgfiwxf fx X ,f TWQWWXI- WMI XQR msg, ,V ,f f f W 4s ww - A HM x Jw-wwwfvs X s X df? w ' is is f f f f f W f 1 ,s Vs fi f f W 0 mfg? , f sffxif . , w f I in gsgyys ,I XW?,PJy X, wg W W f f sffwfsfx W f x Xyw fs XM? 6 X45 if if 1 X SSO X X M f 4 ff Wray X 5 X N 4 A A Nxswfafxf Q N f X Bak X xx v X W X f N, Wf f X X ,N ,4. ..,.v, f f W W f 7 f SXSW: ,f Z W fx f f V , f f X 92 f X yxf V Q 1 i f y X f f f A X sy W Q s 12 Q Q t as A Y fl H S A' 'N HMCS DUANE W. HM2 DAVID E. WEAVER HM2 CLIFFORD T BROCKMAN LEADING PETTY LEADING CHIEF PETTY OFF ALLEN OFFICER ICER ,-A---,, --- -- Y N J aiu' J N HM2 MICHAEL L. HA JOSEPH M. KING HM2 DANILO J. JOHNSON VILLARIN O O O HHH J-.m.---,--,-.-,JJ J........,-f:q.J H as I I .HAVIGATIO EP RT T ' You can trust your keel to the man who wears the Wheel. 1 QI 2 Xu LT MICHAEL W. 5 DABOSE I Gifs? NAVIGATOR . I f 1'l QMC FREDERICK W. QMC HARRY T. T A ENGLE PARMLEY II QM2 ROBER ' HW LEADING CHIEF PETTY LEADING CH COPENHAVER i5lF,y IEF PETTY TY A CFFICER OFFICER LEARQEQEQT A R elif A A i2 1 fg ,y A , A A wi THT1 QSWD DANIEL M. ' QMSA JOHN W. QM2 RUDOLPHO R. BRAVO CALLAHAN CANTU W' 4 if l'n W QM3 JOHNNY S. QM3 DEAN C. QM3 VANCE B. JONES CARTER DITTBERNER Rx QM SN WALTER M. qi. P L MUNNICH JR. IU -+ H... 3 1 OPERATIONS dill 1 Li LCDR JAMES P MARSH OPERATIONS OFFICER OE DIVISION The Operatlons Electronlcs D1v1s1on IS responslble for the malntenance repalr and calllbratlon of approxlmately 600 pleces of equlpment ln the radar communlcatlons nav1gat1on and electronlc warfare system areas The d1v1s1on conslsts of two work centers OEO1 wlth 13 electronlc technlclans and OMO1 w1th three electronlc warfare technlclans OE D1v1s1on supervlses the personal safety program onboard the Dubuque w1th the ETS performlng safety checks on all personal electronlc equlpment The ETS also provlde technlcal asslstance to CS CR and OI d1v1s1ons as well as Navlgatlon Engl neerlng Medlcal and Dental departments Whlle underway our very capable EWS let us know what IS out there and g1V6 preclse and accurate analysls of any potentlal threat OE D1v1s1on IS proud to be known as the home of The TWlgg6tS ENS STEVEN CWO3 ROLAND H ETCS MICHAEL J Zwa SIMERLEIN MATTOON HALLOCK ELECTRONICS ELECTRONICS LEADING CHIEF PETTK WARFARE MAINTENANCE OFFICER QFFICER OFFICER 4 V, 1 H Q Q ww W6 in 1?l5g.f,ffTT ETSN JAMES E. BROWN OFFICER ET3 JAMES C. DARCEY lmfra REYNALDO A. CRUZ ,QEW3 PERRY E. DGTSON ET3 JACK L- GIRUP IV If If . I4 .Of - EW2 CORAL J. COOK ET3 DAVID DEMINGS ET1 ANTHONY P. GRIZICH , A . A... H-1.-. A- ...'1 ':-r:-f-' wr-rvaziaf-.LfJA7..xa:.' '-1-' 3-Ziff1.--T:?5o:Q.-nxyyt-ff-55'v.QQQQ5,uAf,fQ7T..f3.53. Iii' is 5:1k A1I ,.3',L lg,,jfyg-331315--A ' 'Y 'll' 3 ,j ' 725'---ff' -.-S-,N-.I7f',1Q'j 5 ET3 GREGORY A LONG ET3 LARRY A. PIGOTT ET3 JOSEPH M. WEISS ET2 KEN DRICK A MCKOY 5 ET2 TIMOTHY A. ROY md f ET3 RICHARD L MITCHELL EW2 JOHN R. TAN TLV ,....,..4w.A.L.,.., . .-.--...-.. N- .-,ff .....,.---.,.,.,,.,..--.V-,..-,:,4,.,...,:.. -A4,,..- ' ' '- ' ,-,.....-vv--,V ,-fv-..-...- -..-,,-,wif-Q-: Q .1.....,. . .-4-1-,.:.,- .,.,,.,,,.,,-W, , ,, , , , m ' t A OI Division is comprised of Operations Specialists who man the various radar watch L C stations in the Combat Information Center. 1 In this challenging rate, men are charged with the operation of radar, navigation and communication equipment in CIC as well as the detection and tracking of all air and surface contacts. This information is processed, evaluated and disseminated to the K cognizant areas of the ship. During this deployment, Dubuque was very active in the area of Amphibious War- fare, and acted as Primary Control Ship for numerous amphibious assaults. As control in center for each landing, CIC ensured all boats and Waves were at their assigned place ' at the right time. NJ URM WL 'Nga QTJG EDWIN L. SPRATT OSC CSWD RONALD D 0S14Sg2Lf1fLfAR T t.gbN5g1QflgFgf.1Bf1ffQE1ffON LEADINVCIICJI-egg' PETTY LEADING PETTY f OFFICER oFF1cER Q hM' AVID W. BODIN OS2 RONALD B ROBERT W. ARD OSSR D BREWER f ff -. ,. - ' 5 3? lb! , 'N.,NM ,ff . C . J, 1.0-3 .- - . , . .-. f --. - .. ,. -, ' ' ' L.'.Z'.- . .. i -.'fL'.I .. ' ' ..fI'3 ., f , ,. 'I'a .'1. 4S, '.71:'2J-KTffrYll1'4' 5 K H11 OS3 MCCARTER R. COSBY N Ilgx Wil 7 f ,, f C fWff7Qi My , xW! Aff ff ffffqffj fy! f fkfbfy X f CSSN CCLE M. DAVIS - 4 f - M fw U' f ,M , QW WQZXQ X C ,C ,C f. f f WXQ f Q2 W! my if If ff! Q 6 WZ? V' 0f f 4 ZM f OS3 CRAIG T DRAPER OSSN STEVE M ELLIOTT 44 , Ay f 1 ' 'ti OS3 THOMAS W FLO 1 ,f2,-7,47 me '- Q . TTT f L F ff .1-12-QQ T . Z?l' f A f,T,, ossN WESLEY D.DEE1ll33 . Tania! ZS W . ossA MICHAEL W. os1 PATRICK s. 053 MARK G, JS GREEN LEHRTER M ATHISQN R B I :4,f:.-rf:e?:1.:-:,wf1'- ....,.... . , ll OS3 JEFFERY S. N EISHLEB Un OS3 KENNETH E. MORRISON ll OSSN JOSE ROGERS OSSN RODNEY D. 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D LEADING CHIEF PETTY LEADING PETTY OFFICER OFFICER liig iii!! N 'IKSN MOISES GOMEZ SK2 JOHN A SKSN ALFRED L SMITH MACDOUGAL NQv sk 5 Q9 X , Q, XV wk S! A V X Xxx Xfsfx NQNW MX! X Nm N xv S A fi 'ff' W ww X KN SK1 DELFINO L SKSN JAMES L SK3 ANTHONY B TIONGCO TURNER WALKER 'N 'Q NNW -lifll' wt, Alxsgtq r-L: - QUIT' ,AN 4 u ev '4 'ln- 54 d:,.m. X I- '5:': ':1 -'QS' P-nfl! X xx r QM lr .r NN A iffm ,Asif +6230 at ad' f , f H 1 f y xff xi f f, ' f ' fd I Q HW X A ii 4 , 5 : ' ,, ' 0 . f Q f f , ' X A , ,WV fc ,I ' X ,V X' ff ff ,XX X Q H f X X1 X N X if 'X X , f f x Qs px 35 , j wwf vp f X X H V j lm Q S , . X if A X T v,,1.gx N 715, 1 Q f 0 0 0 Q . Z Q W , X' g-,.- A Q an vc is 1 'Q' Yxwfrx :NA i N .4-Q N -.N ,,-...,-,......,..-.,..- 1 7-9-.-.,1v...-9,3-5,-,4..q , ,Haig - DI No son, here's the shopping list. Just run down to the market and pick me up: 49,662 hamburgers, 20,537 hot dogs, 1,813 lbs. of lobster, 13,640 lbs. of steak, 20,109 gallons of milk, and 173,862 fresh eggs. Hurry, the boys are hungry. A 1 These are just some of the groceries the Mess Management Specialists prepared for 5 the crew during our deployment. I The Foodservice Division QS-25 under the leadership of Ens. Brodette and MSCM Senar contributed greatly to the overall morale and bulging midrifts of the Dubuque crew. The Dubuque cooks earned themselves the reputation of being among the most professional and skillfull chefs in the Pacific Navy. Flexibility and dedication were routinely practiced as evidenced by the many suc- cessful Steel Beach cookouts and Special Menu occasions enjoyed by the crew. During the high-paced WESTPAC cruise, the number of individual meals served i totaled 500,835. And mom thought she was cooking for an army. MS' ls -V ENS BRIAN A. MSCM SALVADOR R. BRODETTE SENAR MS1 GARY D. 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A ,H . ,W M I A I A S-3 Division is responsible for washing all the laundry aboard the ship, cutting all the I hair, stocking the soda machines and managing the ship's store with the latter two being enough to keep a division busy. The ship's store sold 4,903 cartons of cigarettes, Wi 5,198 cups of soupg and 38,234 pieces of assorted candy, meanwhile the soda machines 'I were dispensing 235,675 cans of pop. Profits from S-3 Division go to support our Welfare and Recreation Fund which i M happens to be one of the wealthiest in the fleet. 5 I I Z I Qi g WI fy I I I I I l I sH1 DCMINADCR D. 1 ENS ANDREW H LTJG JEFFERY L FORD CUNANAN In ii ii ' g I I , ,,,p I FIELMAN ' - DISBURSING OFFICER DISBURSING OFFICER LEADING PETTY ,I OFFICER I , 'N I I I SH2 HERMAN L- sHsA RICHARD F sHsN ERIC s HILL 3 DEZURN DONDREA 'T 4 82 J ' 9: ,,.. -Q15-QQ32'pQ-F25'-E35'fgfffii jfrfgfg51,21:iizf-:': ',g'?4Q4 an frelfsf 2111 ,fM-W.-W -,,- . ws. L I -L if ISN MICHAEL HULME L HLSHSN WILLIAM TATE SPH! Mg SN JEFFERY G MCCALL SHSN ALBERT VELARDE SH1 MARIO M PEREY SN KEITH L. WILLIAMS J u x in L ..-....,.,-,. Fra N K , . -Y M--,v, ,.,,- -sv-.hp vi:-f H: ...f.,..--I--,-ff,-.1 -...X .,, , 'N , K ...u.,...........m..,. , F' A I i l l 1 1 A S-4 DIV Mia ' W2 Qflg 11 2 by 5 S-4 Division, or Disbursing, personnel are the men that can always bring a smile to everyone's face twice a monthg Payday! ll U In addition to handling paydays, Disbursing handles all the travel claims and allot- M ments for the crew, and cashes personal checks. 'l 3 During the course of the deployment, S-4 disbursed more then 81.5 million. l 4 l H 1 F n Z .t , ,,,,, I1 n eq D i. Y m M! i ,A ' .., . .1 i 1 5 Q DK1 DANILO M. VILLENA s 3 i LEADING PETTY u 3 OFFICER .y' w it ll nl lf-Q, V il' ja! ,fi i 1 1 u 1 ii c il ,Q 3 Q i I i, If L: .ii l I 84 l SN DWAYN E E. 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'PURTS SL RECREAT 0 order to maintain the crew's competitive spirit and good morale, DUBUQUE placed great asis on both sports and recreation programs. Several team sports distinguished themselves ng the deployment. The Cavaliers soccer team completed WESTPAC as the Seventh Fleet ers in their division. The Dubuque Blue Thunder softball team won the Second Annual Belleau d Invitational Tournament and finished in fourth place in the tough Seventh Fleet division. The etball team consisted of scrappy players who completed strongly against other ships and ign Navy teams. The running team fleet-footed their way across many a mile in both 10 K races, ts, and a Hash run. e Professional Olympic athletic team captured a victory in the Phibron 5 championships in Subic The Pro-Oly athletes competed in foot races, situps, pushups, pullups, tug-o-war and other ts. creational events included several golfing compeitions, a DUBUQUE 500 road race in go-carts, ral scuba diving adventures, tours of exotic sites, Water sking excursions, and skeet shoots on nntail iust to mention a few. , A . , . V.-4 'v-f...,,, , ' A . .,. .-.-,,.nw. Q ...N - - ....-..-.x....,....,,,W - - vw---L, , . Y - - , U-us ' ' 11a-sv - 'X1'a-5-v-+-v 5. - 2 l-A..-- 1, ,- rvv-1,--s . -4...1.- '-f wx' fx--v Y . .. ... , , ,K N -K-9. , ...4 --f 'W-i3I,,y.. ,, ,,N,'JQ:,F,5N7 qi 5 , .. .,...,.,.,N, I V -I -AN, -ru ,Q 4 -A - .g.f,,-..,.,,.,t vp i -...I g.,,..,,,.,,. - v --.- -.-.., .. - . Q - SdZ:':,,.. ..-:'5'lu+'1'di:2h5-1' iq .. ....-,.. L .,..,....:-.W-... A. . 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Q T MANIT RIAN PRIIJEC S from Letters of Appreciation received by volunteers: efforts and service are a major indication of friendship among F1l1p1nos and A of this Barangay fBarriol hereby express our heartfelt appreciation and During the period of 4 June - 15 June, while the ship was at Subic Bay, Philippines, USS DUBUQUE contributed time, material, and skills in a Humanitarian Service Project at the Longos1Elementary Longos, Cabancan, Zambales. Over a five day period twenty-nine volunteers expended six hunfirffwi man hours on cleaning and painting five school buildings, gardeningg carpentry repairs, installation of lighting and cable, the delivery of dental exams, lectures and home care kits for one hundredaihd forty the delivery of medical care, and donation of medical supplies to the local health caretwcenti-ery, i heir willingness to give of their time, skills, and energy to this service project contributed greatly 'toaits success, as evidenced by thevresponse of the school and community in its resolution, which in part This body acknowledges the presence of U.S. Navy military personnel of the USS DUBUQUE whose project is viewed with great importance to our school authorities, students, parents, and the community as a whole. . .... . . . . . me ic n I' 8. s, and the PTA and a job well done. 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