Harry Yarnell (CG 17) - Naval Cruise Book

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1987 volume:

f ' - DEL f ' N(;K ' 1 • ' ;  ■ USS HARRY E YARNELL CG-17 LEGACY OF A CRUISER HARRY E. YARNELL 1969 SHIP ' S HISTORY USS HARRY E. YARNELL (CG-17) WAS BUILT AT BATH IRON WORKS CORPORATION. BATH. MAINE. SHE HONORS ADMIRAL HARRY E. YARNELL. USN. WHO WAS BORN IN IOWA IN 1875. FOLLOWING GRADUATION FROM THE NAVAL ACADEMY IN 1897. ADMIRAL YARNELL HAD AN ILLUSTRIOUS CAREER DURING WORLD WAR I AND RETIRED FROM THE NAVY IN 1939. AFTER HAVING SERVED AS COM- MANDER-IN-CHIEF OF THE ASIATIC FLEET HE WAS RECALLED TO ACTIVE DUTY DURING WORLD WAR II AND SUBSEOUENTL Y RETIRED PERMANENTL Y IN 1944. HE DIED AT NEWPORT. RHODE ISLAND. ON JULY 7. 1959. HARRY E. YARNELL WAS LAUNCHED IN 1961 AND COMMISSIONED ON FEBRUARY 2. 1963 ASA GUIDED MISSILE FRIGATE (DLG 17). SHE MADE HER MAIDEN DEPLOYMENT TO THE MEDITERRA- NEAN IN 1966 AND RETURNED AGAIN IN 1967. PRIOR TO REPRESEN TING THE UNI TED S TA TES AT THE CA- NADIAN NAVAL ASSEMBLY IN HALIFAX. NOVA SCO- TIA. FROM 1968 TO MID 1969. SHE WAS PLACED OUT OF COMMISSION IN BATH. MAINE. FOR A MAJOR OVERHAUL DURING WHICH TIME A MODERN COM- PUTER SYSTEM AND ADVANCED ELECTRONICS SYSTEMS WERE INSTALLED. ON JULY 12. 1969. HARRY E. YARNELL WAS RE- COMMISSIONED IN BOSTON. MASSACHUSETTS. IN 1970. SHE SERVED AS FLAGSHIP FOR COMMANDER. SOUTH ATLANTIC FLEET FOR THE UNTIAS XI CRUISE AROUND SOUTH AMERICA. HARRY E. YAR- NELL WAS ASSIGNED TO THE MEDITERRANEAN SIXTH FLEET IN LA TE 1971 AND RETURNED IN JUNE 1972. SHE ENTERED PHILADELPHIA NAVY SHIP- YARD IN JANUARY 1974 FOR A ONE YEAR COMPLEX OVERHAUL TO UPDATE HER MISSILE SYSTEMS AND ENGINEERING PLANT. DURING 1975 AND EARLY 1976. SHE WAS IN- VOLVED IN VARIOUS ATLANTIC FLEET EXERCISES PRIOR TO HER DEPLOYMENT TO THE MEDITERRA- NEAN FOR THE SIXTH TIME IN APRIL. DURING THIS DEPLOYMENT HARRY E. YARNELL PARTICIPATED IN SURVEILLANCE OF THE MAIDEN VOYAGE OF CVHG KIEV. SHE ENTERED THE BLACK SEA IN SEP- TEMBER 1976. VISITING CONSTANTA. ROMANIA. THE SECOND U.S. WARSHIP TO DO SO IN 30 YEARS. HARRY E. YARNELL BEGAN HER SEVENTH MED- ITERRANEAN DEPLOYMENT IN APRIL 1978. CON- DUCTING OPERATIONS IN THE BLACK SEA AND PARTICIPATING IN THE EXERCISES NATIONAL WEEK. DAWN PATROL AND DISPLAY DETERMINA- TION. SHE ALSO HOSTED A CRUISE FOR GUESTS THAT INCLUDED THE ROYAL FAMILY OF MONACO BEFORE RETURNING TO NORFOLK IN OCTOBER. IN JANUARY 1979. SHE ENTERED THE CHARLESTON NAVAL SHIPYARD FOR AN EXTENSIVE OVERHAUL THAT UPGRADED ENGINEERING AND COMBAT SYSTEMS. IN MARCH 1982. SHE DEPLOYED TO THE MEDI- TERRANEAN AS FLAGSHIP FOR COMMANDER. CRUISER DESTROYER GROUP TWO. RETURNING TO NORFOLK IN JUNE AFTER AN UPKEEP PERIOD. HARRY E. YARNELL DEPLOYED TO THE NORTH ATLANTIC AND BALTIC SEA IN SEPTEMBER 1982. PARTICIPATING IN EXERCISES IN THE BALTIC SEA. HARRY E. YARNELL PARTICIPATED IN EXERCISE SOLID SHIELD 83 AND IN SEPTEMBER. DEPLOYED TO THE MUL TI-NA TIONAL PEACEKEEPING FORCE IN BEIRUT. LEBANON. AFTER HER SERVICE WITH THE SIXTH FLEET OFF LEBANON. HARRY E. YARNELL CONTINUED ON TO THE NORTH A TL ANTIC AND NORWEGIAN SEA TO TAKE PART IN EXERCISE TEAM WORK 84 WITH COMMANDER. CRUISER DESTROYER GROUP TWO EMBARKED. THEN RETURNED TO NORFOLK IN APRIL 1984. WHILE COMMANDER CRUISER DE- STROYER GROUP TWO WAS EMBARKED. SHE MADE A PORT VISIT TO ANTWERP, BELGIUM. THE FIRST AMERICAN CRUISER TO HAVE CALLED THERE SINCE USS AUGUSTA IN 1948. IN EARLY OCTOBER 1984. HARRY E. YARNELL PARTICIPATED IN THE MOCK BOMBARDMENT OF FORT MCHENRY IN BAL- TIMORE. MARYLAND. AS PART OF FOUNDER S DA Y CELEBRATION. DURING A MISSILE FIRING EXERCISE IN APRIL 1986. HARRY E. YARNELL ACHIEVED A PERFECT SCORE. FOUR HITS FOR FOUR MISSILES FIRED. PREPARATIONS FOR A NEW DEPLOYMENT BEGAN WITH INTERIM REFRESHER TRAINING AT GUANTA- NAMO BAY. CUBA. IN MAY. FOLLOWED BY SUC- CESSFUL MISSILE. ASROC AND TORPEDO FIRINGS DURING MOD FLEETEX 3-86 IN JUL Y. HARRY E. YARNELL MADE HER TENTH DEPLOY- MENT TO THE MEDITERRANEAN IN AUGUST. PAR- TICIPATING IN EXERCISES DISPLAY DETERMINA- TION A ND NA TIONAL WEEK. SHE PRO VED HER SKIL L AGAIN DURING EXERCISE NATIONAL WEEK. SCOR- ING ANOTHER MISSILE HIT AGAINST A TARGET DRONE. HARRY E. YARNELL COMPLETED ANOTHER HIGHLY SUCCESSFUL DEPLOYMENT WITH SUR- VEILLANCE OF CVHG KIEV ASW OPERATIONS IN FEBRUARY 1987. HER TENTH DEPLOYMENT IN- CLUDED AN UNPRECIDENTED TEN PORTS OF CALL. A LEAHY CLASS CRUISER SHIP CHARACTERISTICS Displacement Length (feet) Beam (feet) Draft (feet) Missile Launchers Anti-Surface Weapons ASW Weapons Main Engines Boilers Speed (knots) Complement 8000 tons 533 54 26.5 Two Terrier Surface to Air Launchers Two Harpoon Launchers One ASROC Launcher, Six Torpedo Tubes Two Geared GE Turbines (85,000 HP ea) Four 1200 PSI Babcock Wilcox 30 Knots Plus 410 (30 Officers, 380 Enlisted) CONTENTS Ship i story Ship;jSh racteris tics aCommanding Officer ' ' ' ;: Display DetefltffHtHtmti jy V. i ' y 7 xi. KIEV OPS 2 4 6 9 10 - 45 53 84 COMMANDING OFFICER Captain Thomas M. McNicholas, Jr. Captain Thomas M. McNicholas, Jr., was born in Nashville, Tennessee, and received his commission in 1961 upon graduation from the Naval Acad- emy. Previous assignments at sea in- clude tours as Damage Control Assis- tant aboard the destroyer USS ALLEN M. SUMNER (DD692). Engineering Offi- cer on USS JONAS INGRAM (DD938), Comanding Officer of the ocean mine- sweeper USS DIRECT (MSO430), Ex- ecutive Officer of the guided missile cruiser USS WILLIAM H. STANDLEY (CG32), and Commanding Officer of the guided missile destroyer USS BAR- NEY (DDG6), the destroyer tenders USS PIEDMONT (AD17), and USS SHENANDOAH (AD44). Ashore, Captain McNicholas at- tended the U.S. Naval Destroyer School and the Command and Staff Course of the U.S. Naval War College in Newport, Rhode Island. He has also served on the Leadership and Manage- ment Committee at the U.S. Naval Academy as an instructor, in the Bu- reau of Naval Personnel as the head of the Officer Recall and Release Branch, and in the Office of the Chief of Naval Operations as Assistant Head of the Tactical Command and Control Systems Branch. Captain McNicholas attended graduate school at Rensse- laer Polytechnic Institute where he ear- ned a Master of Science degree in In- dustrial Management. Captain McNicholas is authorized to wear the following medals and awards: Meritorius Service Medal, Navy Commendation Medal, Navy Achievement Medal, Battle Efficiency Ribbon, Navy Expeditionary Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal and Sea Service Deployment Ribbon. He is married to the former Mary Jane Bailey of Baltimore, Maryland and they have two children. Amy and Tom in. EXECUTIVE OFFICER Commander William H. Axelrod Commander William H. Axelrod was born in Neptune City. New Jersey and enlisted in the Navy in 1961. He was appointed to Warrant Officer rank in 1970 and received fiis commission in 1972. Previous assignments at sea in- clude tours in USS EPPING FOREST (MCS7). USS GUADALCANAL (LPH7). USS WAINWRIGHT(CG28). and as En- gineer Officer in USS GOLDSBOR- OUGH (DDG20) and Operations Officer in USS BIDDLE (CG34). Ashore, Commander Axelrod at- tended the Defense Language Insti- tute. Surface Warfare Department Head School and the Command and Staff Course of the U.S. Naval War Col- lege in Newport, Rhode Island. He has also served at the Naval Schools Com- mand, Norfolk, Virginia and a Person- nel Exchange Officer in the Hellenic Navy in Athens, Greece. Commander Axelrod attended graduate school at Salve Regina College in Newport, Rhode Island where he earned a t l as- ter of Arts Degree in International Rela- tions. Commander Axelrod is authorized to wear the following medals and awards: Navy Commendation Medal (second award). Navy Unit Commen- dation, Battle Efficiency Ribbon. Good Conduct Award (second award). Navy Expiditionary Medal, Sea Service Med- al and Vietnam Campaign Ribbon. He is married to the former Kath- leen Theresa Kelly of Philadelphia. Pennsylvania. They have three chil- dren. Bill, Theresa and Matthew. COMMAND MASTER CHIEF A TIMELINE 18 August 1986 8- 12 September 18 September- i6 October 10-21 Novembe 16-25 January 23-25 January 31 January- 4 February 5- 10 February 15 February Underway Carrier Ops West Med Display Determination JMAV with USS VULCAN National Week ' 87 Missilex Tripoli FIR Ops CVHG KIEV Surveillance Ops Outchop Med WEAPONS 10 FIRST DIVISION ENS B. Angus BM1 W. Simmons BM2 P. Carlton BM2 D. Lister BM2 L. Martin BM3 C. Elift BM3 B. White BM3 E Mayo BM3 B White BM3 J. Smith SN D. Covway •. SN L Finley SN M French BMCS J. McDonnell J- fl «0g L i SN O. Landon BMSN R. Hoskins SN E. Hughes SN R. Schnettler SN L. Sperling SN E. racket SN W. Thomas SN J. Wilson SA P. Ernestine SA W. Friedauer SA C. Jolstein SA B. Howard SA M. Kuykendall SA N. Martin SA S. Reinhardt SA J. Zeidner SR J. Brock -r-y SR J. Dry SR R. Duncan SR H. Langley 12 13 SECOND DIVISION LT M. Morua MISSILE BATTERY OFFICER GMM2 A. Harrigan GMM2 D. Bisnett GMM3 C. Burkhammer GMM3 T. McCann GMM3 C. Nitto GMM3 J. Phillips GMM3 S. Rourke GMM3 D. Sundquist ENS G. K. Thompson GMMC K. Delles GMM1 R. Slaybaugh GMM1 W. Freidig 14 THIRD DIVISION LTD. Trumpoldt FC1 S. Roe FC2 T. Blackmore FC2 A. Coelho FC2 R. Coudriet FCC T. Martin FC1 J. Chappell FC1 R. Melon FC1 J. Paulsen FC1 E. Robinson FCC J. Worley m-m 16 FC3 R. Martinez FC3 R. Pa flow FCSN S. Sieg FC2 P. Galea FC2 J. Gumma FC2 L. Hilbun FC2 R. Hodge FC2 C. Hughes FC2 D. Hulton FC2 R. Jacobs FC2 D. Jackson FC3 K. Koch FC2 R. Langlais FC2 T. Neil FC2 D. D. Ohm FC2 J. Ruhnke FC2 T. Sheridan FC2 J. Sorenson FC2 C. Stark FC2 F. Tiaba FC2 J. Viera FC3 M. Farabaugh FC3 T. Klock 17 FOURTH DIVISION ENS M. A. Bondi STG1 C. Amstead STG1 D. Parks STG2 J. Burns STG2 R. Gunther STG2 C. Eley STG2 T. King STG3 J. Babson STG3 C. Carruba STG3 K. Downs STGSN T. Field STGSN J. Miller STGSN P. Miller STGC (SW) R. Lehman imt STGSA E. Lewis AH FIFTH DIVISION CW02 J. Thomas GMT1 G. Wilson n fi i GMT2 R. Alexander GMT2 K. Vidrine i: vii GMTSN K. Weiss i v , ) SW e. Bodine i Vli li 2f GMMC K. Sewell LCDR Daniel J. Spooner OC DIVISION LT L. Johnson LTJGJ. O ' Brien RM1 S. Holt SM1 S. Ross RM2 E. Abney RM2 S. Fischer RMC D. Brovald RM2 T. Murphy RM3 E. Donato RM3 C. Williams RM3 K. Shubert A RM3 S. Ritenour RM3 E. Fore RM2 A. Cole SMS H. Moody 24 RMSN J. Shuslack RMSN O. Thompson RMSN J. Smith RMSA D. Johnson 25 OD DIVISION ENS J. Feucht DS1 M. Johnson DS1 J. Schmidt DS2 T. Nicholson DS2 J. Pippin DS3 A. Crowder DS3 R. Kraft mm DS3 S. Jorge DS2 D. Joyner DS3 R. Mitterer DSC H. Johnson OE DIVISION ENS G. Hunsberger ET1 C. Johnson ET2 D. Ashe ET2 R. Campbell ET2 L. Gold ET2 D. Jones ET2 D. Kelley ET2 W. Shivel ET3 N. Anderson ET3 D. Hinson ' ' ET3 J. Ridge - ' ' ' ETSN D Hamnglon 27 ETC C. Brooks 01 DIVISION LTR. Hatton CIC OFFICER LT F. Rodgers OS2 E. Gobhardt 0S2 (SW) D. Jackson 052 J. Womack 053 J. Burgess ENS R. Fore OS1 D. Christie OS1 R. Warner OS2 R. Apodaca OS2 S. Burleigh iMiM i mmm OS3 J. Callahan OS3 R. Massey OS3 R. Scallorn OS3 P. Sherwin 28 OSCS G. Bauer OSSN F. Bankston OSSN T. Burchett OSSN C. Russo OSSN C. Van Clief OSSA B. Barrett 29 OW DIVISION LTJG J. Escobar EW2 E. Ferenchak EW2 W. Irvin .4 EW2 J. Byrne EW3 M. Reed Vy EWSN P. Larsen EWSN S. Curley EWSN L. Weishaudt EWC J. D ' Anna ENGINEERING A DIVISION ENS B. Davidson EN1 M. Radke MM1 R. Richmond MM2 J. Cummings MM3 S. Boyd MM3 M. Cowley MM3 M. Miller MMFN R. Ashburn MMFN N. Davis MMFN B. Davis MMFN B. Shelton MMFN J. Stewart ENFN R. Stuckey ' i o -?i A%. ' h d%£ f a tth o £ d:k 33 MMC (SW) R. Jacques B DIVISION ENS W. McMann BT1 G. Johnson BT1 J. Peters BT2 L. Chance BT2 J. Freng BT2 T. Dahling BT2 R. McCurdy BT2 D. Nixon BT2 R. Price BT3 O. Boudreaux BT3 M. Huber BT3 M. Moody BT3 M. Rodimon BT3 G. Sumler BTFN A. Chesnutt BTFN M. Atwood FN D. Coates  FM 7i li m i 34 BTFN D. Kincaid FN M. Lyons BTFN G. Nangum BTFN J. McCommack BTFN R. Salvo BTFN a Shushok FN T. Slusser BTFA J. Anderson BTFN D. Bunel BTFA G. Kline BTFN D. Davis 35 M DIVISION LTJG D. O. Heinzelman MM1 T. Church MM1 L. Smith MM 2 R. Brown MM2 S. Harris MM2(SW) R. Hinton MM3 McCambrige MM3 R. McGee MM3 D. Morton MM3 S. Wyatt MMFN M. Chapman MM3 J. Dwy MMFN D. Hursh MMC(SW) B. Heffernan FN M. Jones MMFN T. Kammerer MMFN R. McCauley MMFN A. McHugh i! . ' ( ' . i FN C. Ryan MMFN D. Score MMFN Shatrowskais MMFN R. Zonts i MMFA C. Fontaine E DIVISION LTJG M. P. Cady EMC (SW) D. Davidson ICC (SW) Manners EM2 M. Frethem IC2 D. Johnson EM2 R. Monroe EM3 R. Fidler IC3 D. Lindsay EM3 J. Marpuri IC3 P. Roberts EMS K. Smith EMFN T. Hutson EMFN N. Manlutac IC2 W. Johnson 38 R DIVISION LT C. Landrum HTC (SW) P. Centric MR1 J. Bonds HT1 (SW) B. Talbot HT2 R. McChesney HTC T. Fritschy iai MR3 I. Love HTFN C. Cabanas HTFN A. Fookes 40 HTFN J. Strait HTFN R. Toombs SUPPL Y LTK. McClusky ENS M. Mellblom SKC(SW) C. Nelson SK1 J. Mello • DK1 J. Peterson SK2 J. Blackwood SK2 B. Ernewein SH2 R. Johns SH2 T. Miley SK2 P. Stultz SH3 P. McCarthy DK3 F. Morris SKSN A. Bo yd SKSN T. Cannon SHSN T. Coffey SN R. Capers SKSN D. Gomez SHSN E. Hanson SHSN M. Hernandez 42 SKSN J. Thomas SKSN J. Weatherly MSI W. Bullock MSI C. Farrales MSI J. Lorete MS2 P. Orlando MS2 L. Reed MS2 Sergler MS3 J. Greene MS3 K. Hartless MSSN D. Cain MSSN T. Glasgow MSSN H. Hopkins MSSA E. Jimenez SN A. Sarreal MSSN Vaillancourt MSSN E. Vanhandle 43 NX DIVISION QM2 A. English QM2 D. Foster PN2 J. White PN3 E. Anderson QMS A. Elsey YN3 T. Es ' tel YN3 J. Harper YN3 J. Pratt m mkiMiM RP3 T. Seiffert HM3 P. Wilkes PCSN L. Brown HN O. Carter i A m A 44 JOSN r. Kelly QMSN J. Marxuach HN M. Pasley OMSA L. Heinlein m QMSN J. Willett 45 ABNEY, E. ALEXANDER R. ALLEN. S. AMSTEAD. C. ANDERSEN, N. ANDERSON. E. ANDERSON. J. APODACA. R. APPENZELLER, F. ASHBURN, R. ASHE. D. ATWOOD, M. BAB SON. J. BAKER, P. BANKSTON, F. BARCUS, M. BARRETT. B. BARRON. W. BATCH EN. F. BATKE, E. BAUER. G. BELMER. G. BENNETT, D. BISNETT. D. BLACKMORE, T. BLACKWOOD, J. BLAKE, P. BODINE, B. BONDS, J. BOUDREAUK, O. BOYD, A. BOYD, S. BRADLEY, G. BREWER. W. BRISTEL, D. BROCK, J. BROOKS, C. BROVALD, D. BROWN. L. BROWN. R. BRUNHAMMER, T. BULLOCK, W. BUNEL, D. BURCHETT, T. BURGESS, J. BURKHAMMER, C. BURLEIGH, S. BURNS, J. BYRNE, J. CABANAS, C. I THE CREW RM2 CAIN. D. GMT2 CALHOUN, R. SN CALLAHAN, J. STG1 CAMPBELL, R. ET3 CANDELORA, D. PN3 CANNON, T. FR CANONICA, F. 0S2 CAPERS, R. TM3 CARBONEL, A. MMFN CARDINAL, M. ET2 CARLETON, P. BTFN fc STG3 C ARROW, R. CARRUBA, C. 0S2 CARTER. O. OSSA CATT. R. OSSA CENTRIC, P. OSSA CHANCE, L. GMMSA CHANEY, D. ET2 CHAPMAN, M. MAC CHAPPELL, J. OSes CHESNUTT, A. BTFR CHRISTIE, D. YN2 CHURCH, T. GMM3 COATES, D. FC2 COELHO, A. SK2 COFFEY, T. STG3 COLE, A. SN COLLETT, T. MR1 COLTRAIN, R. 1 BT3 CONWAY, D. SKSN COUDRIET, R. MMFN fr COWLEY. M. SA ' CREMER, T. m fc CRISP, B. Afr CROWDER, A. ' S4.. CUMMINGS, J. ETC CURLEY. S. RMC DAHLING, T. PCSN DALTON, T. MM2 DALY, T. EM2 DAMELIO, T. MSI D ' ANNA, J. BTFR DAVIDSON, D. OSSN DAVIS, B. OSSN DAVIS, D. GMM3 DAVIS, R. OS2 DAVIS. R. STG2 DAY, C. EW2 DELLES, K. FN DEMHARTER, J. DENTON, R. DEROUCHIE. M. DICKSON. R. DIEFENBACK. D. DONATO. E. DOODY. A. DOWNS. K. DREYER. T. DRY, J. DUB AY. H. DUO AN, R. DWY. J. EA STERLING, W. ELEY. C. EL IFF. C. ELLIOTT. M. ELSEY. A. ENGLISH. A. ERNESTINE. P. ERNE WE IN. B. ESTEL, T. FARABAUGH. M. FARRALES. C. FERENCHAK. E. FIDLER. R. FIELD. T. FINLEY. L. FIORE. J. FISCHER. S. FLYNN. B. FONTAINE. C. FOOKES, A. FORE. E. FOSTER. D. FRANKLIN. S. FREIDIG, W. FRENCH, M. FRENG. J. FRETHEM. M. FRIEDAUER. W. FRITSCHY. T. FRYER. R. FULLER. R. GALEA, P. GEHRON. R. GLASGOW, T. GOBHARDT, E. GOLD. L. GOMEZ. D. GREENE. J. GUMMO. J. MM2 SA BT1 RM3 SN STG3 SHI SR FC2 SA MM3 OS1 STG2 BM3 GMM2 QMS QM2 SN SK2 YN3 FC3 MS1 EW2 EMS STGSN SN FR RM2 FC2 MMFN HTFN RMS QM2 SN GMM1 SN BT2 EM2 SN HTC TM1 IC1 FC2 GMM2 MSSN 0S2 ET2 SKSN MS3 FC2 GUNTHER. R. HANSON, E. HARMON. W. HARPER. J. HARRINGTON, D. HARRIGAN. A. HARRIS. S. HART, F. H ARTLESS. K. HEFFERNAN. B. HEINLE IN. L. HERNANDEZ. M. HILBUN. L. HINSON. D. HINTON. R. HODGE. R. HOL STEIN. C. - HOLT. S. HOPKINS, H. HOSKINS, R. HOWARD. B. HUBBARD. V. HUBER, M. HUGHES. C. HUGHES. E. HUGHES. R. HULTON. D. HURSH. D. HUTSON, T. IRVIN, W. JACKSON, D. JACKSON, D. JACOBS, R. JACQUES, R. JIMENEZ, E. JOHNS. R. JOHNSON. A. JOHNSON, C. JOHNSON, D. JOHNSON. D. JOHNSON. G. JOHNSON. H. JOHNSON. M. JOHNSON. R. JOHNSON. W. JOHNSTON. R. JONES. D. JONES, M. JORGE. S. JOYNER. D. STG2 SHSN BT3 YN3 ETSN GMM2 MM2 OS2 MS3 MMC OMSN SN FC2 ET3 MM2 FC3 SN RM1 MSSN SN SN HTFN BTS FC2 SA SMSA FC3 MMFN EMFN EW2 OS2 FC2 FC2 MMC MSSN SH2 RMSA ET1 RMSA IC2 BT1 DSC DS1 BT2 IC2 OSCM ET3 FN DS3 DS2 JOYNER. D. K AM MERER, T. K ASTER, J. KEANE, W. KELLEY, D. KELLY. T. KILPATRICK, S. KINCAID, D. KING, T. KLINE, G. KLOCK, T. KNOX, W. KOCH, K. KOFFER, T. KRAFT, R. KUYKENDALL, M. LANDON, D. LANGLAIS, R. LANGLEY, H. LARK INS, S. LARSEN, P. LEHMAN, R. LEWIS, E. LINDSEY, D. LISTER, D. LORETE, J. LOVE, I. LYONS, M. MANGUM, G. MAN I BUS AN, J. MANLUTAC, N. MARPURI, J. MARTIN, L. MARTIN, N. MARTIN, T. MARTINEZ, R. MARXUACH, J. MASSE Y, R. MATTHEWS, M. MAYO, E. MCCAMBRIDGE, MCCANN, T. MCCARTHY, P. MCCAULEY. R. MCCHESNEY, R. MCCOMAS, T. MCCOMMACK, J. MCCORD, K. MCCURDY, R. MCDONNELL, J. DS2 MMFN ET3 PN1 ET2 JOSN HTFN BTFN STG2 FN FC3 MM2 FC3 FN DS3 SN SA FC2 SR BM3 EWSN STGC STGSA 103 BM2 MS1 MR3 FN BTFN OSSA EMFN EMS BM2 SN FCC FC3 QMSN OS3 SN BM3 MM3 GMM3 SH3 MMFN HT2 RPSN BTFN FC2 BT2 BMCS MCGEE, R. MM3 MCHUGH, A. MMFN MCLAUGHLIN, J. ET1 MELLO, J. SK1 MELON, R. FC1 MELVIN, T. SN MILEY, T. SH2 MILLER, G. STGSN MILLER, J. STGSN MILLER, M. MM3 MITCHELL, M. GMMSN MITICH, D. OSSN MITTERER, R. DS3 4t MONROE, R. EM2 MOODY, H. SM3 MOODY, M. BT3 MOORE, D. BTFN MORRIS, F. DK3 MORRIS, L. FCSN MORTON, D. MM3 MURPHY T. RM2 MURRAY, B. MURRILL, W. MYERS, P. SR NEILL, T. FC2 NELSON, C. SKC NELSON, R. STG3 NICHOLSON, T. DS2 NIMOCKS, W. HTFN NITTO, C. GMM3 NIXON, D. BT2 NUTT, D. GMTSN OHM, D. fms: FC2 ORLANDO, P. ■• MS2 PAGANO, J. ET3 , PALMER, R. w- QMI- STG1 PARKS, D. PARLOW, R. PASLEY, M. PENNY, R. • 41 i j FC3 PERIARD, T. -- -difl al S? PETERS, J. M y ' ' PETERSEN, J.M kvl JL OKI PETERSON, J. Be mS SR PHILLIPS, J. GMM3 PHILLIPS, S. ET3 PIPPIN, J. DS2 POHLMAN, I V. SN POLLARD, K PC2 POULSEM, J FC1 PRATT, J. PRICE, R. RADKE, M. REED, L. REED, M. REICHENBACH REINHARDT, S. RICHMOND, R. RIDGE, J. RINKER, J. RITENOUR, S. ROBERTS, P. ROBERTS, K. ROBINSON, E. RODIMON, M. ROE, S. ROPER, M. ROSETE, S. ROSS. S. ROURKE, S. RUHNKE, J. RUSSO. C. RYAN, C. SALVO, R. SARREAL, A. SCALLORN, R. SCHMIDT, J. SCHNETTLER, R. SCHREINER, D. SCORE. D. SEIFFERT, T. SEIGLER, C. SEWELL, M. SHATROWSKAS. SHELTON. B. SHEREMETA. P. SHERIDAN, T. SHERWIN. P. SHIVEL, W. SHUBERT, K. SHUSHOK. G. SHU STACK. J. SIEG. S. SIMMONS. W. SLAYBAUGH. R. SLUSSER. T. SMALL, M. SMITH, D. SMITH, J. SMITH. J. YN3 SMITH, K. BT2 SMITH, L. EN1 SORENSON, J. MS2 SPERLING, L EW3 STARK. C. HM1 STEELE, M. SA STEWART. J. MM1 STRAIT. J. ET3 STUCKEY, R. FA STULTZ. P. RMS STYGLES. A. IC3 SUMLER. G. SA SUNDQUIST. D. FC1 TACKETT. E. BT3 T ALBERT. D. FC1 TALBOT. B. FC3 THINJON, G. MSCS THOMAS, A. SM1 THOMAS, J. GMM3 THOMAS, W. FC3 THOMPSON, D. OSSN THOMPSON, R. FN TIABA, F. BTFN TOOMBS, R. SN TURNER. K. 0S3 VAILLANCOURT DS1 VANCLIEF, C. SN VANHANDLE. E. BTC VERNON. C. MMFN VIDRINE. K. RP3 VIEIRA. J. MS2 WARNER, R. GMMC WEATHERLY, J. MMFR WEISHAUPT, L. . MMFN WHITE, B. MSSR WHITE, J. FC2 WHITE, S. m WIESE, K. P WILKES. P. OSS ET2 RMS WILLETT. J. BTS WILLIAMS, C. RMSN WILSON, G. FCSN WILSON. J. BM1 H WO MACK, J. W WOOLWINE, T. GMM1 M FA WORLEY. J. 0S2 WYATT S. BTCS ZEIDNER. J. BMS ZONTS, R. — ' RMSN vm t-r EMS MM1 FC2 SN FC2 GMMSN MMFA HTFN ENFN SK2 PN2 FN GMM3 SA SA HT1 MSCS FR SKSN SN RMSA FCS FC2 HTFN ICS MSSN OSSN MSSN SM2 GMT2 FC2 0S1 SKSN EWSN BMS PN2 GMMSN GMTSN HMS OMSN RMS GMT1 SA OS2 OSSA FCC MMS SN MMFN 18 AUGUST 1986 UNDERWAY ... 50 TRANSIT ACROSS THE ATLANTIC 51 p o R T S O F C A L L 53 MMdi ' , RHONDA Everyone gels involved as we conduci general quarlers and abandon ship training 57 B E N I D O R M WM«P L ?ENIDORM ■ ' fr c FT fNTKCf hMEMWlLiMSi ofljomn UNJlOM Mtt roaot imb Di TC TOtOS OAMASO eONZALEZ PEPIN OIMENEZ V JUAN RIVERA O . ,f 1 OfKUlJNA iMONESGUni IniHiMESAUnn FRANCE t K ' . U HtiMft . ilV ■ A ' Wf ' M ■ ijf p . . 1 64 t V ■1 p , i. ' 65 JWi I -. -.u.: acate - ' ■ |. v Ofi rr- rji lT ' ib ltt.. jyttUriiiiili ' ? fiiL! fii — 1 1 1 i m L  i, i ■iiiiiiteiMaK ;?: ' - i '  . ft : 69 ■ I M I ■ ■ %li M !£ -3? VENICE 73 NAPLES ITALY 75 ROME l «kiL. S! 77 TOULON FRANCE % -. - 79 BUSY TIMES AND MEMORABLE MOMENTS TOP THE UNSATBAND PERFORMS FOR THE CREW STEEL BEACH Jff i ijmJ. • PALMA DE MALLORCA 83 « HELO OPERATIONS 84 - ' ' ' m fz, pr H E A V WEATHER 88 UNDERWAY E P L E N I S H M E N T 1 II ■ - Top: Don ' t tell anyone they were the only chips. ' A -a f. sh HgA| 1| bL THE FACES OF HARRY E. YARNELL 92 TOP: OMj fos rt « ooNS rue lajtst cvropun fashion 93 94 95 RIGHT: IF I PRESS THA T BUTTON SUNDA Y CHAPLAIN REED PREPARES FOR CHRISTMAS SERVICES. t A T S E A HELO DETAIL WAS A FREQUENT ACTIVITY ON SUNDA YS. A A IT D SPZ. 4 K DETERMINATION ONE OF THE HIGHLIGHTS OF OUR DEPLOYMENT WAS PARTICIPATION IN THE NATO EXERCISE ■DISPLAY DETER- MINATION. HARRY E. YAR- NELL PLAYED THE ROLE OF ■OR A NGE FORCE ' FLA GSHIP. LEFT: THE ITALIAN POLICE PULL US OVER FOP QUESTIONING NATIONAL WEEK ' 87 ' J % to- j j p f - ' hIH B WHAT IS A SAILOR? Somewhere between the security of Childhood and the in- security of Second Childhood we find a bunch of good-hearted Joes who wear funny pants and whom we call Sailors. They are worked too hard, get too little sleep, take great verbal abuse, do every imaginable kind of job at any imaginable hour, never seem to get paid, never know where they are going, and can seldom tell where they ' ve been. They come in assorted sizes, shapes, weights, and states of sobriety. They can be found anywhere, on ships, in bars, on leave, in bars, in debt, in bars, and always in love. Girls love, them, towns tolerate them, and the United States Government supports them. A Sailor is a magical creature; you can lock him out of your house, but not our of your heart; you can get him off your mail- ing list, but not off your mind. You might as well give up. He ' s your Long Way From Home Lover your one and only blurry eyed, good-for-nothing, bundle of worry. But all these faults seem insignificant when your Sailor docks and he looks at you with those big blood-shot eyes and says: HI YA HONEY! 108 «?|l- r fj Harry E. Yarnell hosted four Moroccan Ensigns during our de- ployment for training. It was a tre- mendous learning experience for all concerned, strengthening the bond of friendship between our two nations. 110 MED SPORTS 111 CARRIER OPS 115 Ba • - XaxSTT li y K - . D-w tu-- n Pi CAPTAIN ' S CALL MEMORIES OF THE MED PORTCALL NORFOLK L WELCONE HOUt USS H.E. IRHELL 124 .J- M- « r y. ■if  ■ 4 . W-Tifti,. V-xrtRttttttiim ' imii ' WW-Wm t ' J ' .  1 I L J l r hI R jf y y 9mljS| H ' A ' ' ' i qI  A £ -■- -i 581 i |0M[! fli H H BHllRHVl ,mm ■iPi mii Top: No cars in this parking lot 125 CRUISEBOOK STAF F EDITOR: ENSIGN Marc A. Bond! PHOTOGRAPHERS MM2 Hinton JOSN Kelly GMMSN Coltrain YN3 Pratt HTFN Cabannas QMSN Heinlein QMSN Marxuach BM3 White TYPING: ENSIGN Bond! Special thanks to the numerous people who contributed ideas and photos. ■ -. ' ' .,. Eternal Father, strong to save, Whose arm hath bound the restless wave, Who bidd ' st the mighty ocean deep Its own appointed limits keep; O hear us when we cry to thee For those in peril on the sea. O Christ, whose voice the waters heard And hushed their raging at they word. Who walkedst on the foaming deep. And calm amid its rage didst sleep; O hear us when we cry to thee for those in peril on the sea. Most Holy Spirit, who didst brood Upon the chaos dark and rude. And bid its angry tumult cease. And give, for wild confusion, peace; O hear us when we cry to thee For those in peril on the sea. O Trinity of love and power. Our brethern shield in danger ' s hour; ■, , , ' From rock and tempest, fire and foe, ' Protect them wheresoe ' er they go; Thus evermore shall rise to thee Glad hymns of praise from land and sea. WAI.SWOHTH VrTTT? CRUISE BO 1 ' 11BLISH1N ; 5659 Virgini COMPANV f 1 Norlolh, VA BOOK OFFICE Beach Blvd VA 23502 A ARC H I f- E t-t AAife Tr , •. .«. 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