Dubuque (LPD 8) - Naval Cruise Book

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----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

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--- -- 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