Fox (CG 33) - Naval Cruise Book

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1992 volume:

Union or Soviet Socialist Republics Alaska Bering Sea :sk Canada  f ' V • t ISlAnDS 5 November 1991 12 April 1992 :iSLAnDS i PACIFIC OCEAN PIARSnAU ISLAnOS 1517 November 1991 21-23 April 1992 QILBUTiSUnDS Chrntnuj ItUiM) mocnix isiAnos EUXEISLAnDS onlSca SAFWA ISLADDS v k ' nc« Catodoflia 4- 1 SOCIETY ISLADDS SOUTH PACIFIC 8 November 1991 y 30 April 1992 FROM THE CAPTAIN COMMANDING OFFICER USS FOX (CG-33) To The Men of FOX, The photos that follow in this Cruise Book recapture the operational highlights and more personal moment ' s of FOX • s WESTPAC PERSIAN GULF deployment with U.S. Central Forces Command in support of OPERATION DESERT STORM. Your outstanding performance during this deployment set the standard for New Threat Upgrade Cruisers and established FOX ' s reputation for excellence throughout the Pacific Fleet. Whether in sustained operations at sea or diplomatic missions in foreign ports, FOX was the first choice for every mission and demonstrated time and time again the can do spirit of the Worlds Finest Cruiser . Your unfailing spirit, ingenuity and resourcefulness despite extremely lengthy days at sea, voyaging through areas of known danger clearly displayed your immense courage and dedication. These are the elements which inspired all of us and made FOX the success that she is. To families and friends who browse through these pages, it will bring to life the letters written home and tales of WESTPAC. I feel privileged and honored to have been part of the FABULOUS FOX team. You ' ve earned my highest regards and deepest respect as the finest sailors I could ever ask to serve with. I thank you for your strong support and endearing loyalty. WELL DONE, MEN! A ' T ; D.L. PECK Captain, United States Navy Commanding Officer SHIPS HISTORY USS FOX (CG-33) a Josephus Daniels class guided missile cruiser, was launched on November 21, 1964 at Todd Shipyard in San Pedro, California. The ship was commissioned at Long Beach Naval Shipyard on May 28, 1966 and is assigned to the U.S. Pa- cific Fleet. FOX is the third naval vessel to be named after Gustavus Vasa FOX, President Lincoln ' s Assistant Secretary of the Navy during the Civil War. Through Secretary FOX ' s encouragement, the Navy was committed to the use of Ironsides, and he was re- sponsible for having naval engineering added to the curriculum at the U.S. Naval Academy. The first vessel to be named after Sec- retary FOX was Torpedo Boat 13, commissioned in July 1899. It served as an experimental vessel until decommissioned in 1916. The second vessel to be named after the Secretary was the de- stroyer FOX (DD-234), commissioned in May 1920. It served the Navy faithfully for 25 years from Constantinople to Dutch Har- bor. Armament includes anti-submarine (ASROC) and anti-air Standard SM-2ER guided missiles. The dual-purpose launcher increased the effectiveness of the ASROC missile by providing stowage capability and a protected magazine. The missile systems aboard FOX can automatically locate, track and engage enemy aircraft at extremely long distances. With the help of computer techniques they can destroy the enemy before he can get within range of a carrier task force that FOX is designed to protect. The ship is further equipped with two quadruple-cannister HARPOON surface-to-surface missile launchers, a 5-inch, 54 caliber gun, two MK32 torpedo tubes and Vulcan Phalanx Close in Weapons System. Detection equipment includes the AN SQS-26BX Sonar, the AN SPS-48 radar, a three dimension height-finding air search, computer-controlled radar, and OUT- BOARD, a sophisticated electronic warfare system. She is also equipped with the New Threat Upgrade Combat Direction sys- tem with high speed computer processing and dissemination of tactical information. FOX has received the following awards: Meritorious Unit Commendation (with one bronze star). Battle Efficiency E Ribbon (with three E devices). Navy Expeditionary Medal (with one bronze star), the National Defense Service Medal, the Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal, Vietnam Service Medal (with two bronze stars). Humanitarian Service Medal (with one bronze star). Sea Service Deployment Ribbon (with one silver and two bronze stars), and the Republic of Vietnam Campaign Medal. USS FOX was the recipient of the FY87 Majorie Sterrett Battleship Fund Award as the most battle ready ship in the Pa- cific Fleet. Jt ' •t , ■ ' .• ' vv P| FOX (CG-33) USS FOX (CG-33) ■ ' ' ■4 iji«: ' , ' vfljf( COMMANDING OFFICER J CAPTAIN DAVID L. PECK COMMANDING OFFICER, USS FOX (CG-33) Captain David L. Peck was born in Springfield, Illinois on 29 May 1946. He was commissioned through the NROTC program in 1969 upon graduation from the University of Illi- nois with a Bachelor of Scie nce Degree in Physics. His initial sea assignment was a CICI Officer and Elec- tronic Warfare Officer on USS STERRET (CG 31) from 1969 to 1972. Subsequent sea tours included Weapons Offi- cer on USS LYNDE MCCORMICK (DDG 8) from 1976 to 1978, Executive Officer of USS JOHN YOUNG (DDG 973) from 1981 to 1983 and Commanding Officer of USS ROBINSON (DDG 12) from 1987 to 1989, earning the Bat- tle E . He assumed command of USS FOX (CG 33) in April 1991. Captain Peck has served ashore as the Officer Promotion Planner for the DCNO (Manpower, Personnel, and Train- ing) from 1978 to 1981, in the Office of the Joint Chiefs of Staff from 1983 to 1987, an as Commanding Officer, Shore Intermediate Maintenance Activity, San Diego from Sep- tember 1989 to March 1991. Captain Peck has a Master ' s Degree in Operations Analysis from the Naval Postgraduate School in Monterey, California. He is a proven subspecialist in Operations Analysis. His personal awards include the Legion of Merit with Gold Star, Bronze Star with Combat V, Defense Meritorious Service Medal, Navy Commendation Medal with Gold Star and Combat V, the Joint Service Achievement Medal, and the Combat Action Ribbon. Captain Peck ' s wife, Carolyn, is from Lansing, Illinois. They have two children: James, age 13, and Michelle, age 6. What are you trying to tell me? Now this is fun! e f THE BULL STRUTS HIS STUFF FOR THE CAPTAIN • 1 lA 1 IS ' R s Thanksgiving COMMANDING OFFICER CAPTAIN DAVID L. PECK LCDR DAVID D. BIGELOW Lieutenant Commander David D. Bigelow was born in 1955 in Germany, to parents stationed overseas in the United States Air Force. Upon graduating from the University of Washington, he was discharged from the Air National Guard, in which he attained the rank of Sergeant, in order to attend Naval Officer Candidates School, where he was commissioned in January 1978. His initial sea tour was on board USS HALSEY (CG-23) in engineering and combat systems billets. He has served as Operations Department Head in USS FLETCHER (DD-992) and USS JOSEPH STRAUSS (DDG-16). Ashore, Lieutenant Commander Bigelow attended the Naval Post Graduate School, receiving a Masters ■ Degree in Command, Control and Communications in i 1984, and the Armed Forces Staff College. He was also assigned to the staff of Commander-in-Chief, United States Space Command, in the Launch and Satellite Control Division. His personal awards include the Defense Meritori- ous Service Medal and the Navy Commendation Medal, with a gold star in lieu of a second award, as well as various campaign medals and service ribbons. EXECUTIVE OFFICER 1 m ( . :J Cb th£ ee ; NN N£, c553 2) corviroG-NCe i riA rvio( pH05 s P)aoCCC3 TO CACOorA (i iMOt T %L M oMOOt iirut) u Doing what he does best Cross the T ' s and dot the i ' s ' HILLTOP VIEW RESTAURANT PHUKET, THAILAND DISBO BURIES A LANDROVER. NICE HAT CHAPS . NOT! L T(jg) HA BIB BER TA NO MORE DUST BUNNIES !! ENS. BARBER A T THE CONN WARDROOM USS Fox Wardroom Officers Future ' s so bright we gotta wear shades The three amigos COMMAND MASTER CHIEF COMMAND MASTER CHIEF EMCM(SN) DOUGLAS J. HEALEY UNITED STATES NAVY Master Chief Petty Officer Healey was born in October 1954 in Boston. Massachusetts. The son of a Master Chief Storekeeper, he graduated from Kearny High School in San Diego in 1972. He joined the Navy in December 1973. His 18 years of Naval Service includes Navy Nuclear Power Training; USS LONG BEACH (CGN-9) from 1975 to 1978 and again from 1984 to 1988, the commissioning crew of USS ARKANSAS (CGN-41) from 1978 to 1981. Recruiter in Charge Navy Recruiting Station Orange. California and duty as the electrical member of the COMAVSURFPAC COMNAVAIRPAC Nuclear Propulsion Mobile Training Team from 1988 to 1991. where he was advanced to Master Chief petty officer. During this tour, he volunteered for and was accepted to the Command Master Chief Program. He then attended the Navy ' s Senior Enlisted Academy, graduating with honors, and joined USS FOX in February, 1 992. Master Chief Healey ' s awards include the Navy Achievement Medal with Gold Star, Four Good Conduct Medals, Two Na- tional Defense Medals, and various campaign medals and service ribbons. Master Chief Healey ' s wife. Cathy, is from San Diego, where they reside. They have two children: Jason, age 15. and Jeremy, age 13. CPO MESS Shore Patrol is rough duty. Not. Two New Master Chiefs. COMBAT SYSTEMS COMBAT SYSTEMS OFFICER LCDR THOMAS DRZEWIECKI UNITED STATES NAVY BIOGRAPHY THOMAS EDWARD DRZEWIECKI LIEUTENANT COMMANDER, UNITED STATES NAVY Lieutenant Commander Thomas E. Drzewiecki was born in Newari , New Jersey on 21 February 1958. He graduated from Juniata College in Huntingdon, Pa. in 1980, earning a Bachelor ' s Degree in International Relations. He received his commission in 1981 through the Officer Can- didate School in Newport, Rhode Island. Prior to reporting to USS FOX (CG-33) as Combat Systems Officer in 1990, he served in USS HOEL (DDG-13) and USS BRONSTEIN (FF- 1037) as Weapons Officer. USS CHANDLER (DDG-996) as Damage Control Assistant, FLEET COMBAT TRAINING CENTER PACIFIC as a NTDS instructor. USS ANCHORAGE (LSD-36) as Navigation Officer, and USS HORNE (CG-30) as Gunnery Assistant. He was awarded the Navy Commendation Medal. Navy Achievement Medal, and the Humanitarian Medal. He also wears various other medals and commendations received for service in supporting national interests. OFFICERS LT Michael Morgan LT Eric Schmitt ENS Peter Egan ENS James KoUar LTJG Shan Byrne CW03 Charles Hammerle LTJG Jeff Goodmanson I tell you. This strap is too tight! 13 CA DIVISIONS STGC(SW) Brian STGl William E. Crampton Campbell STGl Richard Sloan TMl Robert Ehn STGl Dominic Gonzalez STG3Charmides Owens STG3 David Smith STG3 Robert Moritz STG3 Robert Keeler STG3 Joseph Ceccacci Now make a wish Big O play house 14 ANTI SUBMARINE WARFARE STG2 Dennis Beavin STG2 Curmea Broadway STG2 Micheal Turner STG2 John MacDonald STG3(SW) David Tinker TMSN James Tedcsco STGSN Jason Rothbart STGSN Donald Palmer STGSR Neil Wieczoreclc Do you think anyone would notice if our beards grew this much further? 15 CD 16 DS2B. O ' Keefe DS3 D. Bailis DS3 R. Chuchuro DIVISION DSl Smith DSl K. Spencer DS2 C. Foley DS3 B.Clark DS3 J. Foy DS3 D. Gelrmann CE ETC James Covey ETl Robert Stoudt ET2 William Edmondson ET2 Doug Goddard ET2(SW) John Gomez Big Guns Catch anything yet, Charlie? Hook ' em Horns DIVISION Pit Monster Regulation cut? ET2 Robert Wilson ET3 Arlin Landry ET2 Jeffrey Ward ET3 Matthew Kennedy ET3 Bruce Miller ET3 Larry Ward ET3 Matthcu Wolcott r 8 FCCS(SW) Randy FCCS(SW) Geary G. FCC(SW) Robert L. FCC(SW) James K. FCC(SW) Richard L. Stump Boulrice Walters Reynolds Coddington FCl(SW) Benjamin FC2 Brian E. H. Feutz Crowder FC2(SW) Brian P. Horn FC2 Patrick H. Pratt FC2 Eric L. Rose FC2 Christopher G. FC2 William B Strickrott FC2 Jeremy J. Wedge FC3 Patrick Burns f .til 20 Phuket Thailand ' 91 The best of times DIVISION FC3 Patrick M. Clemencc FC3 Eric L. Fleet FC3 Anthony L. Fontenot FC3 Clinton E Gregg FC3 Jeffery L. Harrison FC3 Anthony L. Hughes FC3 Douglas E. Mullen FC3 John W. Payne FC3 Marcello Pellegrini FC3 James Reed FC3 Frank Salcido FC3 Jeffery M. Smith FC3 John Specht ' Gregory L. Stapleton Division party. Guam Liberty bound 21 GUNNERY GMCS(SW)0. C. Peebles FCC(SW) Stephen Davis GMGUSW) Craig Griswold FCl David Landkamer GMG2 Anthony Chatman FC3 Thomas Hrpcha GMG3 Curtis Kaufmann FC3 Timothy Mosher FC3 Charles K. Reed GMG3 Bernal Rodriguez What kind of man leads an outfit like this I need a PRD adjustment GMGSN Kirk Coffey FC3 Jeffrey Brong DIVISION FC3 Brian Broxterman FC3 Robert Clift GMG3 Luke Stoup GMG3 Jasen Glasgow GMG3 Francis Rogan FC3 Brent Ryan FC3 John Sang FC3 Chris Sprunger FC3 Roland Eames Forget what I said about fundamentals GMGSN Eric Modeen 23 GUNNERS MATE MISSLES GMCS(SW) Harold GMC{SW) Walter GMMI(SW)Mike Coleman Durham Hilden GMM3 Javier Bautista GMM 1 Jeff Scurlock GMM2(SW) William Speeg GMM3 William Soule V NO PHOTO AVAILABLE GMMSN James Williams GMMSN Darrel Salberg GMMSR Randy Mahan think this is the bus to the beach? But chief you said this was a DSOT. CM DIVISION GMM2 Dave Newby GMM3 Dudley GMM3 Arron Breaux McCarter US Na vy issue gargoyle ' I love the desert ' I love this place GMM3 Greg Baum GMM3 Ryan Renner Really chief, we ' re working . . not Defenders of the world ' Guns hard at work, keeping his NCEA down. r Just get tin ' comfortable. Can I shoot now? Watch what happens to his hair when I touch this. DEPARTMENT Oh these long, long watches. They ' re killing us. ' Don ' t touch that! ' My grandmother can do that faster The grand ole man of combat systems Mydyin Getlin ' some Persian Gulf style ENGINEERING CHIEF ENGINEER LCDR LOUIS O. MEIER UNITED STATES NAVY Biography Louis O. Meier Lieutenant Commander, United States Navy Lieutenant Commander Louis O. Meier Jr. was born m Berwyn Heights, Maryland on 13 November 1960. He attended the United States Naval Academy graduating with a bachelor of science degree in 1982. Prior to his assignment as Chief Engineer onboard USS FOX, he served as; Executive Officer and Chief Engineer onboard USS Lynde Mc- Cormick(DDG 8), Navigator onboard USS William H. Standley (CG 32), Main Propulsion Assistant onboard USS Dubuque (LPD 8). His service includes five deployments to the Western Pacific Indian Ocean Persian Gulf with participation in Operation Earnest Will, and Desert Storm. His personal awards include the Navy Commendation Medal with gold star in lieu of second award, and the Navy Achievement Award. He is married to the former Susan Lu Hittle of Lawton Oklahoma. They currently reside in Coronado, California with their three children Ja- son (6), Sarah (4), and Ethan (2). LT Larry Chiwson OFFICERS L T Enrique Guerra L T Michael Penney L TJG Rene Hennksen LTJG William Anderson ENS Daniel Taylor ENS Alfred Marshall ENS Matthew Spicer Just reviewing boiler water quality CBDR Clawson at work. Looking for a pop-up merchant. 29 AUXILIARY NO PHOTO AVAILABLE MMC James Mullins MMl John Hudgel MMl Jeffrey McNair ENl O ' Mara MMKSW) Lee A. Ward MM3 Roy Langlois FR Arthur Bryant FA Christopher Burke Edwards enjoying the Thai sun. MMFN John Lassa MMFN Sidd Moreno FA Cash Morris FN Matthew Preston FA John Wyckoff FA Joseph Zwetsloot I look tOUgh. Don ' t I? DIVISION NO PHOTO AVAILABLE MM2Huhn MM2 Patrick Cline MM2 Arthur Lanbinicio EN3 Joseph Edwards MM3 Edward Everett What ' s a little shillelagh between friends Pumping iron - the old fashion way 31 ELECTRICAL EMC(SW) Luther ICl(SW)John EMI Romula Lombos Hartley Jereza EM2 E. Deinla 2 Richard Kimpler EM3 Kenneth Bragg IC2 Jon Murdock Cheng thinks I ' m working on the IMC EM3 M. Broadway IC3 O. Brown DIVISION I • 1 EM3 Brian Collins IC3 Richard Crackel EM3 Nestor Duran JOE COOL WATCH STANDER EM3 Deimer Smith IC3 Sean Stoermer EMFN D.D. Browne -JUST ON MV WAY TO GET MY FUZE PULLER. EMFN George CHIEF. Castro EMFN Salvador Elacion LOAD BALANCED AND STABLE EMFN Jerome ICFN Derek Spruill Watson ICFN Kent Hansen ICFN Tim Vogan BTl(SW) Kirk Robinson BTl(SW) Randy Stephens If Senior Chief can ' t handle those Bozos, no one can BTI Donald Trimble 34 BT2 Casey Gini BT2 Terry Letchworth Boyz In The Hood DIVISION Hey, this fresh air stuff is all right BT3 Rick Hefner BT3 Stephen BT3 Larry Hendricks Jeppesen B DIVISION BT3 Kevin Merck BT3 Rodney J. Powell BT3 Dennis Saunders BT3 Alonzo Williams FA Daniel Berlin FA Gerald Estes FN Dwayne France FA Wesley D. Ureen FA Steven Kuznets FR Javier Lerma BTFN Jason FA Keith D. Mayeux McCarthy FA John Morris FN Stanley Rushing BTFA Chris Sciarini FA Humberto Soltero BTFN Joel Urias FA John T. Yeomans M DIVISION GET THIS THING OFF OF ME! MMCS(SW) John Pruett MMC(SW)R Nunley ocky 3 1 Hk 1 1 MMC(SW) Lawrence Toews MMl Michael Bonsky MMl AG MMl John Hudgel McKinney MMl Lowell Plooster MMl (SW) Herman M. Shoate, Jr. MMl Daniel Vaughn Mmmm . . . Lunch MM2 Jcrr Brown M M2 Jesus Sanchez MM3 Arthur Baca MACHINERY I MM3 Mitchell MM3 Teofilo Beltran MM3 Robert Blevins Couture MMBSigifredo MM3 Charles Dziuk Garcia MM3 Christopher Koecher MM3 Paul Langley MM3 Joseph W. Lee 38 MM3 Kevin Lehr MM3 Christopher Loomis MM3 Jason Penrod Now watch as I let go. DIVISION MM3 Theren Roberts MM3 Charles Townes FN Salvador Elacion FR John McDonald FR Matthew Mitchell So happy we could sing. FA Octave MMFR Edward Parks MMFN Juan M Perez MMFA Paul Quintana MMFA Todd Respalje MMFA Carlos Sandoval MMFA Mark Santoro 39 MMFA Gary Werito DDC(SW) Gerald Thurman DCl Wayne Anderson MMl Emanuel Costelo HTl Steven Gunzenhauser HTl Mark Hughes DC3 Kenneth Gipson DC3 Barry Poling FA Armando DCFN Kenneth MR3 Larry Smiley Barraganmantoya Bunker Who ' s turn is it to buy? Pepsi - Choice of a New Generation DIVISION HT2(SW) Wayne DCl(SW) Terry Nash DC2 Kenneth Boyer Dull DC3 Larry Barber DC3 Charlie Grier DC3 Dennis Holder DCFR Ryan Hoyt HTFN Richard Turner I don ' t want to know what you ' re doing. Return the bowls to where, XO? Another Flight Quarters? You must be joking Peace, man. 41 ENGINEERING What do you mean it ' s time for officer ' s call DEPARTMENT This space is taken Teacher ' s Pets Hi! Please sign my PQS. OPERATIONS OPERATIONS OFFICER LCDR TIMOTHY RUSSO BARON UNITED STATES NAVY BIOGRAPHY TIMOTHY ROSSO BARON LIEUTENANT COMMANDER, UNITED STATES NAVY Lieutenant Commander Timothy R. Baron was born in Tallahassee. Florida on 12 June 1958. He graduated from the University of Central Florida in Orlando in June 1980, earning a bachelor of Arts Degree in Political Science. He received his commission in November 1981 through the Officer Candidate School in Newport, Rhode Island. Prior to reporting to USS FOX (CG-33) as Operations Officer in September 1991, he served in USS LYNDE MCCORMICK (DDG-8) as Operations Officer, USS FARR. ' VGUT (DDG-37) as CiC Officer and Navigation Officer, and USS SHREVEPORT (LPD-12) as Damage Control Assistant, Machinery Officer, and Personnel Officer. He also served as Schedules and Operations Office r at the Fleet Training Group in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. He has been awarded four Navy Commendation Medals and the Navy Achievement Medal for superior performance while serving in FAR- RAGUT. LYNDE MCCORMICK. FOX. and at Fleet Training Group. He is married to the former Ann Barnes of Orlando. Florida. They re- side in San Diego California with their daughters Krislina. Rebecca, and Amanda. OFFICERS LCDR David Krev LT Jesse Prothro LT Todd Eubanks LTJG Michael Lozich LTJG Timothy Rudy LTJG Richard Kuegler LTJG Spencer Evans ENS Ken Barber ENS Michael Bost You ever notice how the bearing changes real fast when they ' re close. 45 OC DIVISION RMCS(SW) Santos RMl Charles Chapal RMl Aaron Ezell SMI David Generette SMI Gary Hilde Southward RMl Thomas Williams RM2 Michael Bishop RM2 Philip Brewer RM2 Lawrence Diggs RM2 Kevin Kern RM3 Bodegard RMS Anthony Carter Hoang RM3 Jeffrey Jeske RM3 Marcus Lealie RM3 David Lewis RM3 David Nevitt SIGS Family Robinson RM3 Bryan Sherrod COMMUNICATIONS M3 Robert Washington SM3 Philip Vanderhoofven RMSN Christopher RMSA Mark Brooks Grantham SMSN Robert Hartman RMSN Mark IMSN Ronald Jones Kirkland RMSN Norman F. RMSA Johnny Tiemann III SMSN Mines Windham xchanging Callsigns Brewer in China 47 OD DIVISION BM2 Hames 48 BIV13 Buchanan OD DIVISION 5N Andrews, Chris SA Arnett, John SA Barnes, Dean Knock off ships work A Barnes, Richard BMSN Beck, Eric BMSN Block, Coy Help! Get me off this thing SA Castaneda, Jesus SR Cole, Kirk SN Collette.Tvler 49 OD DIVISION SA Cousin, David SN Digan, David BMSN Doyle, Damarr SN Ervin, Charles SN Hardy, Meykell SN Harvey, John SN Hunter, Timothy SA Husselbee, David SN McKay, Greg SA Monk, Willie BMSN Myles, Michael SN Ohls, Lee SN Palmer. John SN Jimms. Patrick SR Streiff, Chad 50 SR Tillis, John SN Timothy, Conrad SN Troche, Rafael SR Wood, Brian SR Woods, Eric 01 DIVISION OS2Shaun Schenkelberg OPERATIONS SPECIALISTS Where are the surface sups? OS3 Timothy Faulkner OS3 Michael Fitzhugh OS3 William Hilborn 52 OS3 Manuel Romo OS3 Anthony Samuels OS3 Michael Shipp OS3 Kenneth Womack COMBAT INFORMATION CENTER OSSN Geronimo OSSN B. L. Burns OSSN Hale OSSN Steven Herron Lagasca. Jr OSSN Luke Lozano OSSN Gary Lucas OSSN Moore OSSN Lance Nielsen OSSN John Quil OSSA Alexander Augustin OSSA Willie Jones OSSR Rowen Guiterez OSSA Matthew Mever OSSA Keith Tolbcrt OSSA M. G. Brown OSSR James Covne OSSR B. C. Haug OSSR G. M. Malcom OSSR R. L. Monk OSSR Jay Torbet not pictured 53 OUTBOARD II ISC(SW) Wilton Simoneau CT02 James Vermillion CTRC(SW) Robert CTAl Raymond Nickle James CT 01(NAC)Rick Miles CTMl Allan Paulson CTM3 William Havnes i m m W CTR3 Raymond Littlejohn CT03 Bruce Morgan CTTSN Jeffrey Crisp Outboard posse is in effect 54 Hey guys. It ' s freezing in here Hey Rick what ' s next in the travel book OT DIVISION CTOl Randy Peacock CTT2 Chris Biggs CTR2 Michael CTM2 Reginald Hall CTM2 Ronald Hall Truncale Check out my dissappearing coin trick Don ' t touch that dial 55 EW3 Alfonso Tojino EW2(SW) Brian Whyte EW2 Stephen Knutson 1 EW3(SW) Terry Thomas EW2 Knutson carrying the load EW3 Larry Bartlett EWSN Richard Bartholomew EWSA Mathew Hayes The EWs don ' t have to worry about this one 56 NAVIGATION DIVISION )MC(SW) Eric Russell QM2 Mark Hufford QM3 Edward Willis QM3 Brian Ditzler ' Flash on the bridgewing Hollywood getting a sunline Right behind you Kieth, all the way. QM3 Eric Webster QMSN Kieth Bryant QMSN Raul Perez QMSA Farrell Hilbun 57 OPERATIONS OS ' s in the sunlight. IrTJ . ' L. Navigation holds us on track Loading Chaff PRESENT . . . BROOMS! 58 don ' t care if you are the CO ' s mess cook, you can ' t dump trash ' , during flight ops! DEPARTMENT r YOU TELL ME WHERE CIC IS? CR YPPIES FINALE Y OFF WA TCH. I T DOESN T GET ANY BETTER THA N THIS. MARLBORO MAN 59 SUPPLY Supply Officer LCDR Michael J. Anderson United States Navy BIOGRAPHY MICHAEL J. ANDERSON LIEUTENANT COMMANDER. SUPPLY CORPS, UNITED STATES NAVY LCDR Anderson was born in Jacksonville, Florida on 23 October 1954. He graduated from the University of Missouri - Columbia in May 1976, earning a Bachelors Degree in Business Administration, majoring in Economics. He completed Navy sponsored post-graduate education at Michigan State Lniversity in December 1988, earning a Masters in Business Administration, majoring in Hotel, Restaurant, and Institutional Management. He received his commission in August 1977 from the Officer Candidate School in Newport, Rhode Island. Prior to assuming duties as Supply Officer in USS FOX, LCDR Anderson served as Supply Officer, L ' SS THEODORE ROOSEVELT (SSBN-600) and Stock Control Officer, USS KITTY HAWK (CV-63). His shore duty has included the Pacific Fleet Polaris Material Office; Supply Officer, Naval Support Activity, Holy Loch. Scotland: and Supply Officer, Naval Station, San Diego, California. Lcdr Anderson has been awarded the Navy Achievement Medal for service in KITTY HAWK and the Navy Commendation Medal for ser- vice at Naval Station. San Diego. He is married to the former Chesta Taylor Diveiey of Charleston, South Carolina, also a Lieutenant Com- mander in the .Supply Corps. They reside in San Diego, California. ENS Gary Mitchel SKCS Asinas DKC Delecruz MSC Turner MSC O ' Conner Honest, your check has arrived, Cross my heart. h What about the food!? No, I won ' t stand here while you play darts. S-1 DIVISION SKI F. Burns SKI Melchon Ellis SKI Anthony Johnson SK2 Robinio Cunanan SK2 Leon Hughes Hittin ' the town All of us SK2(SW) Antonio Ronquillo SK3 David Brown SK3 Perry Keaton SKSA Matthew Johnson Okay, Okay, it ' s here, tru me. ,ife ' s a beach S-2 DIVISION VlSl FB Barcelon, Jr. MSI David DeGuzman MSI Bruce Hafften MS2 Ward C. Brom MS2 Craig M. Robert MSSN Kirk Hansen MSSN Tony Tellez MSSA Fabian Viliarreal iSSA Harold Koch Jr- SN Pajuan Wright You! stop cuting in line 63 S3 S4 DIVISION SHI Roberto Aliggayu SH3 Reynaldo Gavino SH3 Stanely Gilbert SH3 Kevin Schaaf SH3 Kevin Chenoweth SHSN Corey Sutter SA Ceropito Ecal DKSA David Peyton SHI Butcher and SA Ecal SUPPLY DEPARTMENT Ms ' Chillin ' In Hong Kong 65 AIR DET. Magus 44 Air Wolf Are these guys as huge as they seem? Not! 5 minutes to Wapner! Fox Air Detachment EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT LT Gary Weeden LTJG Matthew Berta EMCS (SW) PNC Ricardo Benjamin Alcantara Paguio MA C Louis Conway NCC(AW) Kenneth YNC(SW) Leroy Street McKinney Don ' t even think about it Oh, hi xo. EXECUTIVE HMl William Fullwood YNSN Brookey Givens YN2 Leon Lawson Jr. PC3 Stalinn O ' Bannon HM3 Michael Mielimonka PN3 Javier Ledesma PN3 Brian Kar YNSN James McBeth YNSA Adam Hatter SA Randall Martinez HHj ifetsaw m Ik. N THE SERIOUS LOOK WHICH WA Y TO MUSCLE HEAD BEACH; 68 PEACE IN THE MIDDLE EAST DIVISION A A fA VE NO FEAR RAMBRO IS HEAR. OH §! I MISSED 69 UNDERWAY FOR WESTPAC Making preparations to get underway Lt. Morgan and his wife I don ' t wanna let go We ' ll be gone soon Miss you A few minutes to go. 8 NOVEMBER 1991 lADM Quast and Mrs. Peck de- Take care lifting And away we go! 71 USS ARIZONA (BB-39) 15 TO 17 NOVEMBER 1991 Injoying the Luau Fire Dancer 73 SUBIC BAY, PI It s not snow, it ' s MT. PIN A TUBO ASH. Authentic. From Gilley ' s. Honest. There goes another clearance. 74 1 TO 7 DECEMBER 1991 DSI BAGS A MOTHER BA TCH 75 CROSSING THE LINE Neptune ' s Court Let the Festivities Begin! Move along little Wogs X-Ray Ogre gets a date. Need to cool you wogs down. Yell for Flipper 10 DECEMBER 1991 (Dget ' m, Mr. Big Passing in Review 77 PHUKET, THAILANDf Friendship Lights Which ship do we go bacii to? 13-15 DECEMBER 1991 PROJECT HANDCLASP 1 t.uKY F£B.P1WA(JD E- l l ' l ' ' - MloWAEt. JACICSON CHAPLAIN NMero« Putting on the finishing touches at Cabalon Elem. DS 1 Arboleda goes to the head of the class Beach clean up detail in Phuket, Thailand The Philippines handclasp team THE OTHER NAVY o O c .5 c: 5 -c: 1) c It I i o c .0 o a « to I a u .6 CO CO o 81 ARABIAN GULF Plane Guard ON FINAL! OPERATIONS CONNING ALONGSIDE NAG, CAG, SAGJ STEAMING IN THE STRAITS ON CHRISTMAS EVE IRA NIA N NA VY ON PA TROL 84 MAINTAINING OUR GUARD SOH AND GOO Night fire MULTINATIONAL OPS WITH FS PRIMAGUET HOEVER SAID IT WAS HOT IN THE ESERT? Coming alongside WALTER S. DIEHL 85 AT SEA In lifeguard station In ranks BM2 Hayncs at Forward Station Phone and distance line REPLENISHMENT iey Mr. Clawson, you might want to move. Support staff Hauling in the probe Messenger Received 87 HELO OPS Food vummv Raise the nets, lower the nets FLIGHT QUARTERS Vhat do you mean don ' t secure from Flight Quarters ? Green Deck? )csert Duck Applying Chocks and Chains 89 VERTICAL REPLENISHMENT Grounding the Helo The Movers GULF PORTS kA No Nav, it s not a Coast Guard Cutter If you can ' t read this we ' re lost A Dhou i Dinner with the Ex Patriots 91 DUBAI, U.A.E. A MOSQUE CHARGE! BUT CAPTAIN, I THOUGHT THIS WAS THE STRAITS. MEXICAN STAND-OFF? 92 I 25 JANUARY-3 FEBRUARY 1991 Need a push? iats, dcscrl style i I Out on the town lat Patrol Bedouin Children 9 3 DAY IN Sunset Fox Gym The work never ends Trust me DAY OUT langing out on the fantail Glen Sosbee, and the Fox Pace Students BATTLE NAPS Harpoon deck nap What do you mean you lost the daily opsum? VIKING TEAM And if he doesn ' t want to behave. Viking Team Let me try that Nice non-skid Does this hurt? Alright Mike, you have my attention. 97 HONG KONG Hong Kong Skyline at night. Liberty Boat Blues Friendship lights VICTORIA PEAK, WHAT A VIEW! 29 MARCH-3 APRIL 1992 WHERE YOU HEADED TO FIRST, PETE? DONT KNOW BOOTER! JUNK DOWNTOWN HONG KONG 99 I SINGAPORE MARCH 1992 | Pagoda Street. Buddist Temple 100 The local scenery Next stop: USA 101 HOMEWARD THIS IS THE LAST TIME I VOLUNTEER FOR ANY- THING ' NICE HAT SUPPO! WE DON ' T NEED NO STINKIN ' CAMELS TORPEDOMAN BLUES -sra? OFFICER DAMAGE CONTROL? DC OLYMPICS I BOUND DONT YOU JUST HATE IT WHEN IT RAINS DURING AIR BEDDING? EASTER SUNRISE SERVICE We came, We saw. We KICKED BUTT! Chaps? I don ' t think your thumb is going stop the leak. Enjoying the sun. STEEL BEACH PICNICS Chow line DO THOSE SOMBRE- ROSFITINYOUR MO ' CHICKEN PLEASE! LOCKER? PEARL HARBOR 21-23 APR Hula Maiden II ARIZONA ' S anchor Hot feet. Homeward Bound 105 «r. o r ( 1992 TIGERS Hey Dad, when do I get to shoot? CO with the XO ' s XO. What happens when you press this? Tiger Steel Beach 23-30 APRIL 1992 Future SWO? Surface Warfare Tiger 107 HOMECOMING f A Good Omen Buoy lSD One last Sea Anchor Detail New Fathers first across the brow 108 30 APRIL 1992 Haven ' t seen this sight for awhile. Making the approach; all lines over when you can It ' s good to see you, too. DA DO MT OPEHAU NCER THE FACTS . . . JUST THE FACTS Westpac Operation Desert Stoinn Statistics crew members consumed more than 720 gallons of ice ThHVew ate more than 135,000 eggs and 5,400 ihrcrew w ' ent ' hrough more than 1,250 pounds of TnVTre. drank 166,445 cans of soda, and ate 6,886 ?ht?e erroVer2 6 2,550 meals served to the Z%- than 1-000 115 00 was paid to .- crew Tr.ll ' lTl% ' 0. ' ll lT ro. San O.ego, 131 days were spent at f . ' l ge , received over FOX sent out over ' 2°° f ' ocess consumed 144,000 messages and in the p „ 3 , 297 00 feet of teieT:yt;e i ' f (80(5,000 sh.ets) oJ xerox paper. k. ihip =° ' 1 ' = „ ' °?;lJf over 2f„ ' -ti«es, and iy,:S ' LrrJ. ' nto r frV ni,« ti.e .na  0 m - roJeris to„ o. .=n. ,„ „, ,„ FOX steamed over 48,000 J o twice), and travel around the world at he equator burned over 3.8 ° f i 2 00 M-60 rounds, r|..Tounrs°°and °onritrnrrd ' missne were f.red ?or training and d- rarenemj targets 0. Number of rounds ' tered in the GULF 0. Number of enemy « r° tured: unknown roT ep ' t rs nlTcrean oTused 145 swabs, 85 brooms ' lnd over 1200 gallons of wax. 110 CRUISE BOOK STAFF Editors-in-Chief: Ltjg Lozich and Lt Morgan Advisor: Lcdr Bigelow Cruise book Committee Members Lt Weeden EMCM Healey DSCS Doliente GMGl Griswold CTOl Peacock CTAl James GMMl Speeg YN2 Lawson MM2 Sanchez MS2 Brom SK2 Ronquillo IC2 Murdock HT2 Dull STG2 Broadway STG2 Beavin FC2 Rose ET2 Wilson STG3 Moritz ET3 Ellis BT3 Hefner CTT3 Crisp OS2 Shipp MM3 Penrod BT3 Powell SM3 Vanderhoofven FC3 Salcido DS3 Chuchro AW3 Thomas MSSN Pickens YNSN Givens DKSN Peyton EWSN Bartholomew EN FA Fitts OUR EDITOR LTjg MAD DOG LOZICH A SPECIAL THANK YOU TO ALL THE CREW MEMBERS WHO SUBMITTED PICTURES FOR THE BOOK. Ill SUNSETS « - J.V J. Nicosia CYPRui :q- A S D I T ' fRRANEAN SEA Beirut J£y SYRIA V V Haifa (6;. ' O ' V . 5 ' ' .r Damascus I '  ex andria « IWv ■ Jaffa wesy - ' ' 1 Jerusalem;q- 1 rV Amman I ISRAEL Cairo ;q ' Sinai { JORDAN Pen. 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