Germantown (LSD 42) - Naval Cruise Book

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lised irdengh l'1IOUgl lx U Mai 1 luclem 1 1d Sur. ' 1987. ' LONG las as. S Aux. Sd asa lfiicer. I lander :tor at menc- I o-year :hange ubjects 1 iool of L pleted USS HAM ers I0 sl-701. from . :r. H6 xthem al, the ,eslCY A. ,..... .. .-A -....... . .Wa-....-.. .,,..-... ..---V -.. ..,...,.4-v--pv-1,-,ro-srsrff... .-..,...:-.,..,,.,......-.........,....,............- N..-..... ....-..-.W --N W- -- - Lieutenant Commander ernon ffButch Neuenschwander, U Executive fficer Lieutenant Commander Neuenschwander is a na- tive of Del City, Oklahoma. He was commissioned from the Naval Academy in May 1990 with a Bachelor of Science degree and later earned a Masteris degree in Public Administration from Troy State University. Lieutenant Commander Neuenschwanderis initial sea assignment was aboard USS BRISTOL CQUNTY QLST 11985 where he sawed as Dam- age Control Assistant. His second sea assignment was Operations Officer in Maritime Prepositioned Ship Squadron Two home ported in Diego Garcia. Upon completion of Department Head School in July 1998, Lieutenant Commander Neuenschwanderis sea assignments included de- partment head tours as Operations Officer on USS RUSHMORE CLSD 471 and Surface Operations Officer on USS ESSEX QLHD ZJXU SS BELLEAU WOOD CLHA 35. Lieutenant Commander Neuenschwander served his initial shore tour as a Seamanship and Navigation Instructor at the U.S. Naval Academy. He recently completed a tour on the staff of Commander, Naval Surface Forces, U.S. Pacific Fleet. Lieutenant Commander Neuenschwander recently retired from rugby after playing 12 years, including 3 years on the All Navy Team. He also coached the 1997 United States Naval Academy Women's Team to the Collegiate National Final Four. He now enjoys spending his spare time with his wife and infant son. . His personal awards include the Navy Commendation Medal with 3 gold stars and the Navy Achievement Medal with 1 gold star. 5

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Commander Henry D. Angelino, USN Commanding fficer p A Commander Henry D. Angelino Jr. was raised in Springfield, Virginia and Palm Beach Gardeng, Florida. He received his commission through NROTC at Duke University, graduating in May 1985 and reporting to Orlando, Florida, for nuclear training. He completed nuclear training and Sur- face Warfare Officers School in February 1987, Commander Angelino reported to the USS LONG BEACH tCGN-97 in March 1987 and was as- signed as E-3 Division Officer and later as Aux- iliaries Officer. During his tour, he qualified as a Nuclear Engineer and a Surface Warfare Officer. Following his first fleet tour, Commander Angelino reported for duty as an instructor at HMS SULTAN in Gosport, England, commenc- ing in September 1990. During his two-year assignment as part of the Personnel Exchange Program, he taught various engineering subjects to enlisted personnel at the Royal Naval School of Engineering. I In June 1993, Commander Angelino completed I Department Head School and reported to USS years later, he reported to USS ABRAHAM STARK QFFG-315 as Combat Systems Officer.Two LINCOLN CCVN-725 as the Reactor Electrical Assistant. In March of 1997, he received orders to COMNAVAIRPAC, Where he served as the Maintenance Manager for USS CARL VINSON QCVN-701. Commander Angelino served as the Executive Officer aboard USS ANCHORAGE CLSD-367 fr0H1 January 1999 until July 2000. He then reported to Naval Beach Group ONE as the Chief Staff Officer. He stayed there until September 2002, earning a Masters Degree in Engineering Management from Southern Methodist University in his spare time. Commander Angelino's awards include the Meritorious Service Medal, Navy Commendation Medal, the Navy Achievement Medal and various campaign and service medals. He is married to the former Lesley AVIUSITOHQ 0fNGWC21STlG-IIPOU-Tylle, England. They have three children and live in Coronado, CA. 4 I I 4 I I I I I I I I

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CMCSVVJ Eric . Page, USN Command aster Chief - Master Chief Page was born in Long Beach, Calif' in 1961. He grew up in Arkansas, Texas, and California, and he began his Navy career in April of 1980 by attending recruit training at Naval Training Center, San Diego, CA. M Upon completion of Sonar Technician HAR School. Master Chief Page reported to his first ship, USS MORTON CDD 9485, home-ported in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. He then served on USS RICHARD S, EDWARDS CDD 9501, also out of Pearl Harbor, and USS PLEDGE CMSO 4927 out of Seattle, Wash. Master Chief Page transitioned to civilian K life in April 1984. In December 1985, he reenlisted and attended Sonar Technician Cn school at Fleet Anti-Submarine Warfare Training Center CFLEASWTRACENJ in Point Loma, Calif Master Chief Page then reported to USS SCHOFIELD CFF G 31, home-ported in San Diego. Master Chief Page's tours of duty include: USS CDOK CFF 10831, San Diego, Instructor duty at FLEASWTRACEN, USS LABOON CDDG 58l, Norfolk, Virginia, Student Manager at FLEASWTRACEN, USS FIFE CDD 9915, Everett, Wash., and Command Master Chief of USS GERMANTOWN CLSD 425, San Diego. Master Chief Page's awards include two Navy Commendation Medals, two Navy Achievement Medals. four Good Conduct Medals, and various Unit Citations and Awards. He is qualified as an Enlisted Surface Warfare Specialist and Master Training Specialist. Master Chief Page is a graduate ofthe Navy's Senior Enlisted Academy, Class 106. He also piloted the Navyjs first Command Master Chief course. Meetef Chief Peee resides in Temecula, CA, with his wife of23 years, Debbie, and their three ehirafen. . .