Harry Hill (DD 986) - Naval Cruise Book

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u Am imc |U-i.lci.l sociinu ak ' ri Icll I INK Patrick Mclchcr. GSl-X Larr Bcnsun and GSIX Andrew Harding siliing outside the tHiwIing alley in Bahrain (Above). At the Admirals reception are RMC John Mum . HNC Greg Seed and STGC Jetl Wilson (Right). Relaxing along the beau titul shores ol Thailand (Below). li.S.MC kobcri Stunc miiiIcs «.uiitiikn(l on Uk. laJiUil Jufm ihc iransil to Hawaii ( ANne) C Ti dd Bfaiisiencr Ji:iiU!r. :: u . the proper technique for handling a offee cup ( Below ). V T rtJM

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PHIEF ' S lyj ESS As a Chief Petty OtTicer. you will be I ' oreed to endure adversity. You must faee each challenge with dignity and good grace. It is required that you he the toun- tain of wisdom, the ambassador of good will, the authority in personal relations as well as in technical applications. Ask the Chief is a household phrase in and out of the Navy. These are the Chiefs of Harr W. Hill. -Excerpts from the CHIEF PETTY OFFI- CER CREED. DCCS Gordon Gist, ENC Greg Seed and GMC Ken Lyon just can ' t seem to get away from a boat (Above). Supply Chiefs MSC George Dann and SKC Artemio Jimenez working hand in hand (Left). The gangs all here! Harry W. Hill ' s CPO Mess and Com- inandine Officer with Vice Admiral Kat (Below).

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CRUISIN THE GULF IN SUPPORT OF NATIONAL DEFENSE Diiiin«j HARRY VV. HILL ' s ihrcc monlh tour of the Arabian Gulf the ship was tasked with a variety of operations. All merchant essels north of 28 dcizrees HARR . HILL pro id cd the search teams. Pro- moting good relations was another important mission which HARRY VV. HH.L siiinificantlv contributed to latitude were queried about by rescuing three stranded their contents and destina- Kuwait fishermen during a tion. Several of the vessels routine patrol, required searching and H r T AM ■s 1 ' - ' ' 1 iz Guns munned and ready I ST. Jacob .Swart er stands ready to respond to any threat. Harry W. HilTs professional Visit Board .Search and .Sci ure (VBS.S) team searched Making bread. It doesn t matter what the several vessels bound for Iraq ueather is like, the crew must eat. Il l. 1-red Miner and G.SA lohn C ' orreia remove an ingrown toenail on FA John .Siroiufs toot (Left), Keeping the decks rust tree (Above).