Harry Yarnell (CG 17) - Naval Cruise Book

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Replenishment at Sea . LnderHa Replenishment Potentially one of the most danger- ous evolutions a surface ship regularly undertakes. VARNELL sailors, from riggers to bridgecrew, proved once again their extreme proficiency and professionalism, completing 23 MED unreps without a single safety incident. Representatives from all depart- ments are involved in an unrep: Engi- neers start preparations hours before ever coming alongside. Operations de- partment takes care of everything: from contacting the delivery ship on radio and plotting an intercept point, to raising the signal flags as we begin our approach alongside. Supply de- partment coordinates the staging and stowing of stores and parts, while Combat Systems and Admin person- nel join the Boatswainmates in provid- ing the muscle power. Truly an all hands evolution. 16

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CF Division ( tinihat Uri ' ( oiitrol l)i is(in loading the CIVV ' S mounts, to taking care of the Harpoon launchers, (C ' s do it all. As the WDS computer systems are at the heart of an NTl One of the largest divisions on board, mostly because they do so ship, so arc the FC ' s at the heart of the combat systems capabilities nl man) things: from firing missiles to fixing the fire control radars, from the ship. Proud, and they show it, FC ' s do it all. CW02 TERRY M. HOUR FCC GUIDRY FC3 LEONARD D. BEGA ' i JR FC2 TRAVIS O BLACKMORE FC3 JEFFERV C BLOCKER FC3 SHAW N .X. CAVE FC2 BILLIE CRISP FCl CHRISTOPHER L DONALDSON FC3 DA ID V DLAER FC3 LARRY L FIEBELKORN FC3 TERRY L FORD FC2 BRYANT L. FRAZIER FC3 W ILLIAM A. GALBREATH FC2 FRANK B. GOOTZ