Fort McHenry (LSD 43) - Naval Cruise Book

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SURFACE WARFARE OFFICER ENLISTED SURFACE WARFARE SPECIALIST LTJG Christopher J Goode. SWO. 7 Oct LTJG Robert Scanlon. SWO. 18 Nou 88 CW03 Merrill W Inglis. SWO. 20 Jun 88 SMC(SW) Narciso Areola. 7 Sep 88 MSC(SW) Crispin Cocoba. 16 Nov 88 FCC(SW) Ralph Desio. 1 Sep 88 RMC(SW) Carmelo Figueroa. 7 Sep 88 OMC(SW) Samuel Fuller. 17 Aug. 88 EWCISW) Dave Hemmgwax;. 1 Sep 88 ENCISW) William McCartney. 22 Sep 88 NCC(SW) Randy Miller. 1 Sep 88 ETC(SW) James Shaw. 17 Aug 88 PNC(SW) John Strickland Jr.. 10 Sep 88 ICKSWj Richard Belanger. 28 Nou 88 SMl(SW) Anthonij Bowers. 5 Dec 88 OSl(SW) Gerald Byrd. 19 Nou 88 SKl(SW) Gerald Byrne. 29 Nou 88 ETl(SW) Philip Chebuhar. 3 Sep 88 ENl(SW) Robert Christensen. 28 Nou 88 ETl(SW) Paul Euerman. 9 Sep 88 SMKSWj Edward Folmsbee. 30 Nov 88 ENl(SW) Daue Fox. 10 Oct 88 ENl(SW) Arnold Frisbie. 1 Dec 88 DKl(SW) Elijah Kelly. 17 Nov 88 ICI(SW) Dewayne Leonard. 28 Nov 88 ENl(SW) James Lewis. 29 Sep 88 ENl(SW) George Malabrigo. 28 Nou 88 HMl(SW) Timothy McNamara. 29 Nou t EMl(SW) Edward Munyer. 13 Sep 88 MSKSWj Ernesto Ordaniel. 1 Dec 88 SHl(SW) Bobby Reynolds. 28 Nou 88 QMl(SW) Vernon Smith. 3 Dec 88 EMl(SW) Derek Williams. 17 Nou 88 PCl(SW) Maruin Williams. 1 Dec 88 J02(SW) Darrell Ames. 3 Sep 88 MR2(SW) Dennis Baluyot. 19 Nov 88 PN2(SW) Jack Dams. 1 Dec 88 BM2(SW) Charles Fuller. 9 Sep 88 SK2(SW) Ambrocio Garcia. 1 Dec 88 ET2(SW) Calum Kader. 5 Dec. 88 ET2(SW) Jerome Kardash. 17 Aug 88 EM2(SWj Timothy Kinnison. 27 Sep 88 EN2(SW) Dauid Leppelman. 5 Dec 88 En2(SW) Arthur Lopez. 19 Nou 88 BM2(SW) Douglas Meade. 9 Nov 88 EN2(SW) Richard Mooney. 16 Nou 88 DC2(SW) James Workman. 23 Sep 88 EN3(SW) Leroy Craig. 3 Dec 88 SH3(SW) hapo Puaatuua. 16 Nou 88 SK3(SW) Carlos Quimpo. 30 Nov 88 114

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INSPIRA TIONS THE SOUL OF A SHIP Now. some sai; that men make a ship and her fame As she goes on her way down the sea: That the crew which first nian her will give her a name Good. bad. or whatever mai; be. The recruits coming after them soon fall in line. And carri; tradition along — If the spirit was good, it will alwax s be fine — bad, it will alwai s be wrong. The soul of a ship is a marvelous thing. Not made of its wood or its steel. But fashioned of men ' ries and songs that men sing. And fed by the passions men feel. It ' s built of ambition, of jealousy, strife. Of friendship, of love, and of fear: It includes almost all of the makings of Life: It ' s nurtured on grumble — and cheer. The soul of a ship is a molder of men — Her spirit lives on through the years. As she started her life, so she is to the end: She shares each recruit ' s hopes and fears. And each man who joins feels the breath of her life — As he stands up and takes heart again — So he takes to h ' lmself the old sea as his wife. And the ship ' s made a man among men. — ANONYMOUS Ar ] man who mai! be asked in this centuri; what he did to make his life worthwhile, I think he can respond with a good deal of pride and satisfaction . . . 1 served in the Unit- ed States Nauij. — John F. Kennedy; ■ ) I must go down to the seas again. to the lonely; sea and the sk} . And all I ask is a tall ship and a star to steer her bij. And the wheel ' s kick and the wind ' s song and the white sails shaking. And a grey mist on the sea ' s face and a grey dawn breaking. I must go down to the seas again, for the call of the running tide is a wild call and a clear call that may not be denied: And all I ask is a windy day with the white clouds flying. And the flying spray and the blown spume and the sea-gulls crying. — John Mase field J 15