Fresno (LST 1182) - Naval Cruise Book

Text from Pages 1 - 94 of the 1988 volume:

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FRESNO 1969 THE THIRD SHIP OF THE FLEET TO BEAR THE NAME OVERSEA TRANSPORT SERVICE-WORLD WAR I - 1918 SIXTH FLEET OPERATIONS-MEDITERRANEAN 1947 NORTHERN EUROPEAN CRUISE 1948 THE NAVAL PROFESSION HAS NO SUPERIOR IN HONOR AND SER- VICE TO OUR COUNTRY ADMIRAL CLAUDE V. RICKETT, USN TOPIC PAGE USS FRESNO TABLE OF CONTENTS WESTPAC SCHEDULE COMMANDING OFFICER EXECUTIVE OFFICER WARDROOM CHIEF PETTY OFFICER NXX DEPARTMENT OPERATIONS DEPARTMENT SUPPLY DEPARTMENT ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT DECK DEPARTMENT ACU1 BLT FOX COMPANY AND AAV'S SUBIC BAY, PHILIPPINES THAILAND CROSSING THE LINE AUSTRALIA HOME 1 2 3 4- 5 6- 7 8-11 12-15 16-19 20-23 24-27 28-35 36-40 41 42-67 68-71 72-75 76-83 84-85 86 WESTPAC as SCHEDULE IUNE, UNDERWAY WESTPAC 88 IULY, CHOP TO SEVENTH FLEET IULY-13 IULY ANCHOR SUBIC BAY RP. IULY, UNDERWAY FOR EXERCISE COBRA GOLD AUGUST-7 AUGUST, PORT VISIT, PATTAYA BEACH, THAILAND AUGUST, UNDERWAY FOR GERALDTON, AUSTRALIA AUGUST, FRESNO CROSSES THE EQUATOR AUGUST-24 AUGUST, PORT VISIT GERALDTON, AUSTRALIA AUGUST, UNDERWAY FOR EXERCISEVALIANT USHER SEPTEMBER, UNDERWAY FOR PORT VISIT SUBIC BAY RP. SEPTEMBER, CONTINUING NORTHWEST TO BURMA SEPTEMBER-13 OCTOBER, PORT VISIT SUBIC BAY RP. OCTOBER-17 OCTOBER, LANDEX OCTOBER-21 OCTOBER, UNDERWAY FOR HONG KONG OCTOBER-23 OCTOBER, PORT VISIT HONG KONG OCTOBER, UNDERWAY FOR OKINAWA OCTOBER, PORT VISIT OKINAWA OCTOBER-3 NOVEMBER, UNDERWAY FOR SUBIC BAY RP. NOVEMBER-18 NOVEMBER, PORT VISIT SUBIC BAY RP NOVEMBER, UNDERWAY FOR GUAM NOVEMBER-26 NOVEMBER PORT VISIT GUAM NOVEMBER, UNDERWAY FOR PEARL HARBOR HI. DECEMBER-7 DECEMBER, PORT VISIT PEARL HARBOR HI DECEMBER, OFFLOAD CAMP PENDLETON DECEMBER, ARRIVE LONG BEACH CA, HOME CCMMANDI Commander Shepherd was born on 2 January 1948 in Fredericksburg, VA. He was commissioned into the United States Navy in June 1970 through the Naval Reserve Officer Training Corps Program. His initial duty was as Communica- tions Officer and, later, Main Propul- sion Assistant in USS CROMWELL fDE 1014i in Newport, Rl. From 1972 to 1973, he served as Material Offi- cer on the Staff of Commander, Es- cort Squadron EIGHT in Naples, Ita- ly. After completing the U.S. Naval Destroyer School Department Head Course in 1974, he was assigned as Weapons Officer in USS JESSE L. BROWN QFF 10893 homeported in Charleston, SC., and subsequently, from 1976 to 1978, as Operations Officer in USS BOULDER QLST 1190i homeported in Little Creek, VA. From 1981 to 1983, Commander Shepherd served as Executive Offi- cer in USS BRUMBY QFF 10441 ho- meported in Charleston, SC. His shore tours have included duty as a Soviet Navy Analyst.at the Naval CFFICER CDR. W.F. SHEPHERD Intelligence Support Center, Suit- land, MD., and on the Staff of the Director of Naval Intelligence, Wash- ington, DC. He is a proven intelli- gence subspecialist. Commander Shepherd earned a Bachelor of Science degree from the University of North Carolina in 1970 and a Master of Arts degree from Georgetown University in 1981. He is a 1986 graduate of the U.S. Army War College, Carlisle, PA. His awards include the Meritorious Service Medal, Navy Commendation Medal fwith Gold Starl, Navy Achievement Medal fwith Gold Starl, and the Navy Expeditionary Medal. Commander Shepherd is the son of Colonel W.C, Shepherd, USA fRetJ, and Patricia Stone Shepherd of Fre- dericksburg, VA. He is married to Lynda Gay Stallings of Rocky Mount, NC. They have two sons, Phillip 18, and Stephen 15. , Q, Let us talk on a serious note, FOOTBALL!!! Look Mom, just one of the guys EXECUTIVE OFFICER Lieutenant Commander Polley was born on 25 June 1953 in Warren, Ohio. He was commissioned into the United States Navy in June 1975 through the Naval Re- serve Officer Training Corps Program His initial duty was as Communications Officer and, later, as Anti-Submarine Warfare Officer in USS FARRAGUT QDDG 37l in Norfolk, VA. While serving in FAR- RAG UT he qualified Surface Warfare Offi- cer and completed cruises to the Mediter- ranean and Caribbean Seas. After com- pleting Surface Warfare Officer School Department Head Course in 1981, he was assigned as Engineer Officer in USS AINSWORTH CPF 10903, home-ported in Norfolk, VA, and later as First Lieutenant in USS SPARTANBURG COUNTY CLST 11925. Aboard these ships he completed cruises to the North Atlantic, Mediterra- nean, and Indian Ocean. LCDR D.P. POLLEY His shore tours have included duty as an Officer-in-Charge on Yard Patrol Craft in Newport, R.l., and as a student at the Naval Postgraduate School, Monterey, CA. Lieutenant Commander Polley earned a Bachelor of Science degree from Miami University, Oxford, Ohio in 1975, and a Master of Science degree from the Naval Postgraduate School in 1987. His awards include the Battle Efficiency Award and Navy Expeditionary Medal. Lieutenant Commander Polley is the son ofthe late Richard P. Polley and Jean M. Polley of Massillon, Ohio. He is married to Ana Margarita Gonzalez of Buena Park, CA. They have two daughters, Antoinette 6, and Cristina, 8 months. 4 . -1-.A I nw Boy, I oan't remember when I swabbed the deck, or can I? Captain, we have a flood! By the way Captain, Washington lost today!! l f W 'S RDROUM yy' S ,gy -WU 1 ENS Alexander, LT, Smith, LT Valerio, LT Clark, LT Negus, ENS Overton, LT Toleno, ENS Allen, ENS Waite, LTJG Luther, ENS Blaylock, ENS Smith, LT Buehler, LT Kaker, 3fN ,mgQ+fW,4w z f-fx ' , Mx, ig xxx Q ,, f ,, 4 5'-Z Zn? DEPARTMENT HEADS LT Valerio, LT Buehler, LT Kaker, LT Toleno, LT Sparks x x.xxX.x. ,W M ,, x .XLS X - ,Q I know the FIeet's out there somewhere KQJ? I Boy, I wish this PAC was over if 11Qq.q. 5 HA!, Bozo had red hair not red shoes Put the mask back on! i 1 i a Where are you going? ' 4 I 4 ! V I Q 1 N t ?. I Y x D Do you see that flood? ? I 5 1 I Does this man know where his Flight Quarters station is? 53 S We're going home guys! , Y Wi, i I guess no liberty Cali today I wouidn't feed this to my dog, yet they make my men eat it! .-1' X, 2 iwlq i J ' 1 U 1 il 1 4 4 Master Chief Bacho finishes his USS FRESNO marathon fwhich incidently was ran onboardi Who's the Yoda look-a-like? HIEF PETTY OFFICER f,f,f ,gf Myff, mf ,f X CW, f jf I , 4 N 'M 5' 1 aff N ,Wy hw .Z XX' Xu . Back Row - ETC Bell, QMC Gassman, SMC Stalley, MSC Worrell, ENC He-nneman, BMC Claibourn, EMCM Bacho, RMC Williams. Front Row - MAC Daly, BMCM Cooksey, ENC Cawed, ENCS Domacena, MRC Buenaflor, HTC Gomez, GMC Bullecer. RE DINESS THRU LE DERSHIP K R That cool dude, MRC Buenatior X NEW CHIEFS What do you think XO, should we give it to him? ffffffwwww ' Don't cry RMC BMC Claibourn gets his license to skate pins Mmm , ,, ,, W H f U fm, M MW W' WW ,, 'f f ' fff' ' i She-ez, they couldn't patch a pipe it their Iife's depended on it! Today is FIELD DAY, top-down, blow-down, all-around, overhead E9 bulkheads. Don't even think about starting on the deck till 1700!! if I'm serious, the fish was this big! RMC Duncan, content with just sitting in the sun 'X N Q '.!.'4s.. PNSN Wilson, YNSN Cox, YNSN Houser, YN3 Burris, NC1 Burton, YN1 Moore, PC3 Jordan, PN3 Isaac YNSN O'neaI .1 .M X QM3 Fry, QM2 Eller, QM1 Darbee, QMSA Lawrence, QM2 Ward HM3 Johnson, HN Dugar NXX Dlvlslo ,ff i Did anyone see a big gray boat with 1182 on the side? YN1 trying to look tough x T V 5, T Xb. Q -do QTL X Q X so 1 , N i 5 K' as X Q S 2 is k QEQSSWSZWSE 2 iNQWT'X E,S? S wi 1 7 2 R E 2 f Wm xi i F YN3 Burris is re-enlisted by LT Buenler YNSN Cox gets ready for a night of slam dancing! ZZ X. CN 'X J.. PN3 Isaac and PN1 Mendoza , State of confusion caused by a 60 1 degree roll Hey dude, I say we take the other course E I I HM3 Johnson tells his story to HM1 Mina. I remember the da , it was I t y wen y years ago I was out in the woods and twent count . , y y mounties came after me. They shaved me down and taught me howto k ' ' spea and made me joln the Navy. I was so soared E r 1 L L. f, N Season greeting from NC1 Burton , ,- jf Houger meg his feet at dancing Your lips are as sweet as a Red Horse Beer keg- ix 'a N. Q Q , X. t t K 2 B ' j .kai x X gg g QV I , Q R32 OS1 Morey, The Man-ln- Charge QESYFJ t The Operation Specialist are the one's we call OS's. They are re- sponsible tor ship's navigation and communication. They are the long range eyes of the FRESNO. LTJG Jennings, OSSN Smith, OS2 Tea- gue, OSSN Ruiz, OSSN Goleman, O81 Morey, O33 Bourne, OSSN Laborte, Not Shown - OSSN Sa- las, OSSN Hussey s is ' - if X it. 3 '3 S Check out those wavesllll + 1 S .59 A t SS-Q -51 5 X un ' A ..z.,- . ts.. ,Q CPER TIONS DEP RTME ifiommunioatlng using flags, semaphore, and tiashing lights is the job of the Signalman on- ooard FRESNO. SMSN Bonds, SM3 Owens, Clayton, SM2 J. Williams, SM2 A. Williams, SEMSN Hallberg. Not Shown SMC Stailey, SMSN l i'rry ,ng 5,3 SM1 Clayton and SMSN Hallberg sending for help in Australia 2 1 ET3 APONTE ENS ZENOR ET2 BURNS ET2 MEYER ET1 MOLLIS ET3 GUEFZIN i ' L. W5 I H , AWARD DAY CHIEF WILLIAMS RM2 JOHNSON RM2 SMITH RM3 ZELLERS RMSN JOYNER DIO RM3 ZELLERS FOSTER TELLING US HOW TO DRINK I HELP ME GET THIS ON I GOT OUT OF THAT JOB SUPPLY x I SX BACK ROW- LTSPARKS MS3 NOBLES MS2 WRIGHT MS2 GUERTIN MS3 KUNZ MS3 SCOTT MSSN WELCH MSI WILMES FRONT ROW- MSSN MAIER MSSA MILLER MSC WORRELL MSSN HOLMES MS3 SMITH S S SH3 TOLENTINO SHSN DANIELS SH1 ARBOLEDA SH3 NAUI LTJG MCKINLESS mi 5 NSN , W ,I Q 5 1 , x X Q L V f X L Z XSS-kk N Ui SK2 MOORE LT. SPARKS SK1 BOLIVAR SK1 FALLETTA SK3 SWIMS LOOK MOM SK2 MOORE HELPS A SHIPMATE WITH HIS OBA M359 ?' 2 , ,,.,. I 'Q wxss-,, DK1 PAYNE DK3 PICKAFID DK2 TSCHAUNEF? LTJG MCKINLESS I WISH I WAS AT HOME , Q ,SFA I x Ay 4 X N 6 X f ONLY 3000 MILES TO GO X up Mmixb I, I A ps, :A X, W f I X 4411 Qifafwmfzf f S ,..x XI :Nw ,, ..II 27 E GI EERI . :WC I -4, A p,f -'if f , u , s I, 1 ::::,: . ,ff M I ,ff4 f, Av , f, M , ff f FRONT ROW: FN EVANS, FA HINK, FA RAFANAN, EN3 HAMILTON, FN MCNAUGHTON, EN3 DORRIS, EN1 CLIFFORD, EN3 KELLIS, EN3 SUIVIANN, FN BROWN, EN3 DAVIS, EN3 BERASIS 2ND ROW: BT1 PERRY, EN3 WILSON. FA CALDWELL, FA BETTICK, EN3 SWANSON, FR BESS, FA STINGLEY, EN2 LUNA, EN3 WOODS, EN2 VARELA, EN3 MCVAY, EN2 MURPHY, ENC CAWED 3RD ROW: ENC HENNEMAN, FA SOSEEAH, EN3 PERRY, EN3 LEGETTE, EN2 SAYLON, EN3 DARLING, EN2 BAUGHMAN, EN3 KURAS, FA NAGY, EN3 LAURENTS, FN LAWSON, ENI HALL, ENS BLAYLOCK BACK ROW: FN FERGUSON, FR RICHARDSON, EN1 MOYLE, EN2 LEECH, FR GIMBERT, EN3 WHITE, EN3 FLYNN, EN2 BURKE, EN3 DENTON, EN1 WALKER. AFTER ALL THIS SEA TIME. I CAN SET AND HAVE A COLD ONE. WL' wid? fi X f I 97773 N? 4467, ff ,, ,,v,,,, ff- f,f ,Q ,, 7' Q,,j ff f, wf1,,Mw Wf0wyfWW4,4wf,,f ,,,,,,.., MW, ,,., ,, , , f , ' I .S f W' THQ F ' I f ,SL J., I M X, ,f M A W y 2 3 ZZ ff s wx f 4 W I ' 7 S 'Wd . 4 ,Z V X, l f, , az , , 4 'I Wx ' f , X I 4 Z? ' I I W I I If 4 , A I 2 , J g f 'T g f ,f , 1 1 Z 2 ff W f I f 3 I , ? I l ff V f I WW JORDAN GIVE ME SOME STAMPS. wifi ,,,,, M1 'f ,,,,,,, 1 DOES ANYONE KNOW WHAT WE ARE DOING HERE? 41. S THE AUXILLARY DIVISION ONBOARD USS FRESNO IS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE OPERATING, MAINTAINING AND REPAIRING OF ALL AUXILLARY MACHINERY EQUIPMENT ON BOARD FRESNO. FROM THE AC'S TO THE SHIP GALLEY. MEMBERS OF A- GANG HAVE BEEN KNOW TO TAKE NOON-ERS, BUT ON TOP OF CLEANING GEAR EN3 DOANE? EAGER TO SEE THE PHILIPPINES HUH FN GAY DON'? ,L S X x COME ON MRC LOOK AT THE CAMERA. FW in ,ov- I f I I I 2 X I MQ 3 I I , :T 4 ,' 5 ' I if II wmv? ...-h, . .-...--- N, Q Z, 7 if NNN-wa I'M TRYING TO GET THE PERFECT TAN, DUDE!! COME ON FN KELCEC IT ISN'T THAT BAD WE SHALL ALWAYS REMEMBER THE FRIENDS BOTH NEAR AND FAR. NW I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I My 3 I ,glflpaafs Mfwgff IC1 TILLMAN RETIRES WITH E DIVISION LOOKING ON. IC2 ROBERTSON REENLISTING EM3 O'NEILL FIEENLISTED FOR SRB. iz aw Q ,V hd, sl 5 , ' I X 7 , ' A' N I V xx' tif' ' K 'J I -Y r 5 ' ' x If X F M Q 4--Q' I I I I I I I I fd' Q PIf2g.i? I , - I If ' , YT 1 ,Z III ,Q Z Z 2 QI xg 1 EM3 CONTOS TRYING TO PUT ON HIS OBA. ARE WE GETTING WET YET. 33 Back Row - FN Odell, FN Foster, FN Bishop, FN Short, HT3 Beltramo, HTFN Malls, HT2 Nelson, HTFN Andress. Front Flow - HT3 9? Snow, DCFN Ortiz, DC1 Smith, HT2 Kualii, HT2 Schonscheck. Q 3 Gotcha, you little '8t0!0S5aftfQi! 34 G sl ss S Yes, we are indulging in alchoholic consumption, so flake off Dude! i U - ' S ..xx N R 0, , t i V4 X Wh, im Say, what are they doing with that P-250? mx 'ff ,yi t RQ SQ xl tttt r t XXXX , tttt X X ex 'ttt 5 1 2 ' ,, t t I' 5,5 , 5 A .jx 1 ------ R irfr : ',VVV , if r , r , ttt' Hi Mom, like my TaT00S'? You seen NC1 Burton anywhere around here? DECK -.Q FRONT ROW- SN WARD, SN STEENROD, SN SORBY, SN PELLETIER, SN LAUWERS, BM3 FRAZIER, BM3 VIGIL SECOND ROW - SN BORUM, BM2 SIMMONS, SN HOSKINS, SN SALAS, SN WILSON, BM3 HORNFECK, BM3 DECKER, BM3 HOFFMAN THIRD ROW - BM2 O'DELL, SN SHANBROM, SN NAGEI., SN ROOT, BM2 ARIAS, BM2 CLARK S I I 1 I 1 I I I I I I I I I 1 s N l 1 J I 5 E M . KDEPARTMENT I M a ...wfwww wr f W f 4 mu, .WWWM-fwl'-Wh 1 3 V if 7 ink 2 ,A ,M gi 4 X I f?1 f 4 Q , i Zi f 4 .X W . ff 5? f ,. me W av 41, ? ff ' MZ 0' f Y' . , X Q, , va , Z7 2 f ,, .ni L 2 5 0 fn :II ik-E 2 f 2 4 'W' , WU 'am . 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If 5 I x ROCKY V WHICH WAY NOW WHERES THE SHIP GOING I ff, V FORGET IT I'M ON LIBO LOOK SMOKE SIGNALS I DON'T CARE, I'M SHORT MILLION DOLLAR SMILE THE FEW THE PROUD sm WEST PAC 88 AAV PLT RIGHT TO LEFT GYSGT CHRISTOPHERSON, SSGT HERNANDEZ, 1ST LT. MACFAFZLANE, SSGT MURRELL, SSGT MOSS. COBRA GOLD THIALAND 1ST LT. MACFARLANE Q A WOG GUEEN CANDIDATE SSGT MURRELL . r MANNING THE RAILS FOR HONG KONG LCPL CHOLDER CPL SAWYER EYE BALLS! SMILE L SOUL PATROL Y I 3F?D PLATOON. HEAD QUARTERS SECTION 1ST SQUAD I 7 .M . ARNOLD MISTER HAPPY THETACUCALGEMOUS 2NDSQUAD A' I I I I I' II SRDSQUAD I 4 W , , 2 Z 4' I'M NOT HIDING WHAT FIELD PHONE MR. MARINE ,zjlhpff THE GUNNIES HEAD, THE GUNNIES HEAD. SIR, NOT THE SLOWEST IN THE PH, IN THE BATTALION. SEEN ONE RICE PADDY ,.. GEE I MISS MY WIFE. DO YOU UNDERSTAND THAT? E i fw YA! M va I Isa FORCE IN REEDINESS PATTAYA BEACH. , 8 MO. 3 DAYS 2 WHESE S THE COLONEL? HOURS f 4 , .wk ' 3 K W, X. f 'f 4 f ' 7 WJ 'WM 4 ' I Aff gx,5Kjy,L,i'.I N :L -' f L ,nxru .5'yg.. A--M ' , . 4-v fx i 1 . ',g'f,7H ,AI 1 Q FUTURE MUD WRESHERS OF WWF. , , wg, .W . 1 , .L Q- W. qw --2 A- A uiwqx V' ,wy sf .:..ig-Q13 N f A X, 1 Is X: S XLS XX X Y I - 421 , A 4 I x X ff . ,Task fxlw N.-ny f ' NNN wfxwxw Sq EXXQX K ,AN ,X L .fx C N V I-xxwg I ggsx Us XX XQNQ xi wx XXV C. ,fy hi ,t M-, XX, ,, EMO A ' iwfxfq x -.NxQ5Yxvb,W D D626 'fw fix I ASQQNSN QA f X . X f 1 QQ Q - Q - i Q1 5. , qvxff' f L.,- L F w ., fx mvgasx QQ 4 8 MO. 3 DAYS 2 HOURS. ANOTHER ATTACK? OOHRAH. SWIN QUAL THAILAND A DO THEY HAVE BEER IN GERALD- TON FUTURE OCEANSIDE OCCUPATION WAS IT NO TATTOGSQ BUT ON BARRICKS DUTY NOT 3RD PLATOON. NELL ON BARRICKS DUTY. ITS NOT A RUBBER TREE. STAY MARINE I'M TO OLD FOR THIS. BEEF' BEEP WHICH WAY DID THEY GO? NO MORE NIKI SOCKS THEN I LOOKED HER RAMHICK WHAT FIELDAY AGAIN. HONEST SIR, THEY'RE ALL HERE, NO I HAVEN'T BEEN DRINKING. DON'T CUT WHAT? STANDING BY FOR THE STAND BY. has LT. LINDBECK. HERE COMES WEAPONS. WEAP NS PL TOO . - 1 1 I Jn P fig L..L-...Dv-.-.,,..-f- ' iv F f 'ff'W'f'g Q SSGT MCCRARY. , M 3 ,,,, Q S' i g A! I 2 4 5 H 3 -x ANOTHER GREAT ACHIEVEMENT BY SGT A I 52 A r SOWA. 1 3 :I I ? I ,I, H :W ,F A , I I WZ W '45 , b 1 I fm 15 fx 4 V I 5 1 M I S 7 1 5 B 5 A. ' 4, tg I I' ,A1,,, ' ' ' 1 fl ., ' f A ,ff 'TT I I' , , ' In ,I 1' A. MTX' If ,QP ,, ,,J'I',,f Q ' ul , , V, L 5,7 , E. I I I 3 , Q W1 09, I EQ. , K Q Q E Vrvvo HARD CHARGERS GETS PROMOTED. KZ, KI WHAT NOW'?'? I I GX Q X ,Q 5 . X I aw .WS KX XX x W NN S N xx N X X X x xy Q N S SS -X X ' -CPL SPEGAL LCPL FARHGONE. LCPL BEGAY DRESS TO KILL L .NN f X MT jiawfhf ,f 1 i V '51 I M . I ff 4 fpfl' LCPL GRUGGETT .4.. A NOTHER EXCITING DAY ABOARD USS FRESNO RAPPING WEAVER ESL LOOK AT ME I AM A MARINE. M60 MACHINE GUN ON TARGET WITH TEAM WORK. 5 ' , 5 ff' Z 'TC ,I f Q 1 1 LCPL OUDBIER I' Zum? HM3 BROADWAY f I WW , . M M .V 56 .. , Q. -M ff f X i MHZ 0 ' fm .X.. S f ,yy X L WEIDL WEAPONS HANGING OUT ON THE O2 LEVEL AFT. CP LCPO WALLACE AIMING IN ON A TARGET WITH HIS SMAW. SSGT MORRIS I WHEN I OPEN MY EYES THIS WILL BE ALL OVER 4 I , I I ' If H I I 1 I WHATS UP I CPL WEIDL AND CPL MUROON SECURES LCPL THOMPSON IN STRECHER. ONE MORE FORMATION BEFORE WE GO. SSGT MCCRORY AND SGT DAVIS DIS- CUSS THE UP COMING EVENTS. WEAPONS PLATOON IS THE SUPORTING UNIT IN FOX COM PANY. WE GOT YOUR BACK! SECO D PL TOO THE CUTTING EDGE . X IST LT. DOVE WE'RE TIRED CPL WARING, CPL WHITE WHO'TEACHING WHO OR DOTHEY KNOW? SSGT ADAME BOTTOM ROW ILEFT TO RIGHTI CPL BYERLY, PFC PENNINGTON, CPL WE'RE TIRED WARING LCPL MANJARREZ, LCPL RODRIOUEZ, LCPL SANFORD, LCPL BACUS, SSGT ADAME. 2ND ROW CPL KURRE, LCPL MOORE, PFC BATE- MAN, LCPL SMITH, LCPL ZAMBRANO, CPL FILIPIAK, LCPL HAYSLIP, HM3 PEARSON, 3RD ROW LCPL MARSH, LCPL SMITH, CPL WHITE, CPL ROBIN- SON, LCPL VORE, LCPL DIXON, LCPL COLELLA, BACK ROW SGT MCNEIL, CPL SHEPHERD I I I I I SGT W MCNEIL HM3 PEARSON LCPL MOORE, CPL FILIPIAK ARE YOU REALLY FREDIE? OUR LEADERS, WHICH WAY NOW? 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FN Sumann, EN3 Flynn and FN Pullig slam beers diver style at Grande Island Bunker used during World War Il Dedicated to all ot the men and women in Subic Bay both military and civilian whose dedication and hard work made it possible to care for over 43,000 South Vietnamese and Cambodian refu- gees on Grande island with kindness and dignity, Twenty peso's l sell you my sister, she's cherry ZA T.. 4 ffzzf ka FRESNO crew will ham It for any camera f If ye F VM 4 ff ff -v... WW I 1 Qu f W ff ffff I Wim ZX Q. 'N W Www Q f N Wfx f ff NQ f 'W fyff W 4 yy A Thailand cultural dance in Pattaya Beach One of the many shrines in Thailand Born in the USA! l TH ILAN FN Odell parties don at Club Grace in Pattaya Beach FN Gaydon and HA Smith party anywhere Thailand go-go dancers will make you wonder which WHY is UP? FN Dean, EM3 Lagman, EM3 Cabral, DCFN Bergin mellow out with a drink on the Pattaya Strip FN Molxlaughton and EN3 Henry pose with two Thai dancers in one of the clubs l The two girls PN3 lsaao kept HM3 Johnson from marrying lGotoha Joel When crossing the line, you have to select a Queen for King Neptune. A contest was held with all divisions picking a prospective fwornen'?J to offer to King Nap- tune as a Queen. Although at first he said none, the twenty cases of Red Horse beer he drank that the ship offered, coaxed him into selecting his Queens. They were PNSN Wilson and PFC Metcalf r CRCSS NG THE Ll i 4 CO and XO with their front row seats Can I have a pinch? LTJG Zenor, Ex - Miss Nowhere Did you see anything you liked? 'vi 3 f 1 5 1 THIS IS BRE KFAST TIME Q I don t want anymore oatmeal Just Shellbacks having fun . ,. Poor wogs ' f 4 Y K I f Q N l Q X ARE WE HAVING FUN YET? 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To all of you who have made my tour onboard FRESNO one of the most memorable experiences of my life, I wish Fair Winds and Following Seas wherever you go and in whatever you do. RICHARD DAVID BURTON NAVAL COUNSELOR FIRST CLASS X .I i I ff nj i l 'i f if 4 LP 9 QE i 2 4 Q, 2 A Ay 1 f l mrfmu ii xx 5 Q4, 1 :gf W Wau- QL krgk- M, I., 1 ,, -Qf