Hoel (DDG 13) - Naval Cruise Book

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1983 volume:

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V, Q Uss HOEL DDG-131 WORLD'S FINEST , GUIDED MISSILE DESTROYER , , ,,., ,L .,...,,, ., THE GUIDED MISSILE DESTROYER USS HOEL IDDG-13I IS NAMED FOR LCDR WILLIAM R. HOEL, A NAVAL HERO DURING THE CIVIL WAR OF THE UNITED STATES 111861-18651. THE HOEL IS NOT THE FIRST SHIP TO BEAR THIS DISTINGUISHED NAME. THE FIRST HOEL IDD-533I, A 376-FOOT LONG DESTROYER COMMISSIONED IN 1943, WAS SUNK DURING THE CRUCIAL WORLD WAR II BATTLE OFF SAMAR ISLAND OCTOBER 25, 1944. THE GALLANT SHIP WENT DOWN WITH GUN MOUNTS FIRING, SUCCESSFULLY PREVENTING A JAPANESE BATTLE- SHIP FORCE FROM DESTROYING A VULNERABLE U.S. ESCORT CARRIER GROUP LOCATED IN LEYTE GULF. ONLY A HANDFUL OF SURVIVORS, INCLUDING HOEL'S COMMANDING OFFICER SURVIVED TO DISPLAY THE PRESIDENTIAL UNIT CITATION, AWARDED FOR CONSPICUOUS VALOR. THE PRESENT HOEL WAS LAUNCHED AT BAY CITY, MICHIGAN IN AUGUST 1960 UNDER THE SPONSORSHIP OF MRS. HARRY H. LONG, GRANDAUGHTER OF LCDR HOEL. FOLLOWING HOEL'S COMMISSIONING IN BOSTON, JUNE 16, 1962, HOEL WAS ASSIGNED TO THE NAVY'S PACIFIC FLEET. FULFILLING VARIOUS PEACE KEEPING ASSIGNMENTS BETWEEN 1962 AND 1983, HOEL HAS SEEN ACTION THROUGHOUT THE PACIFIC OCEAN. BRINGING GOODWILL TO VARIOUS NATIONS THROUGHOUT THE WORLD, HOEL HAS VISITED SUCH COUN- TRIES AS PAKISTAN, AUSTRALIA, NEW ZEALAND, SINGAPORE, HONG KONG, REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES, JAPAN, REPUBLIC OF CHINA, THAILAND, PAPUA NEW GUINEA, FIJI, TONGA AND NEW CALEDONIA DURING ITS TWENTY ONE YEAR HISTORY. THE SHIPS OVERALL LENGTH IS 437 FEET, HER BEAM IS 47 FEET AND SHE DISPLACES 4500 TONS. TWIN STEAM TURBINE ENGINES DEVELOP A TOTAL OF 70,000 SHAFT HORSEPOWER AND PROPEL THE SHIP AT SPEEDS IN EXCESS OF 30 KNOTS. HOEL'S VARIETY OF WEAPONS SYSTEMS TESTIFIES TO THE DIVERSITY OF HER MISSION CAPABILITIES. SHE IS EOUIPPED WITH SURFACE-TO-AIR TARTAR GUIDED MISSILES, SURFACE-TO-SURFACE HARPOON CRUISE MISSILES, TWO AUTOMATIC FIVE-INCH 54 GUNS WHICH CAN DELIVER EXTREMELY ACCURATE AND RAPID FIRE AGAINST AIR, LAND, AND WATER- BORNE TARGETS, AND ANTI-SUBMARINE HOMING TORPEDOES. RECENTLY MODERNIZED RADAR, SONAR, AND SATELLITE COMMUNICATIONS SUITES HAVE KEPT HOEL ABREAST OF THE LATEST TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENTS IN COMBAT SYSTEMS. A TOTAL OF 350 OFFICERS AND ENLISTED MEN MAKE UP THE CREW THAT KEEPS THE SHIP READY AND WILLING TO MEET ALL COMMITMENTS. HOEL IS ASSIGNED TO DESTROYER SOUADRON SEVEN OF THE NAVAL SURFACE FORCES, U.S. PACIFIC FLEET AND MAKES REGULAR DEPLOY- MENTS FROM HER HOMEPORT OF SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA TO THE WESTERN PACIFIC. THE SHIP RECENTLY COMPLETED JOINT MANEUVERS IN OPERATIONS WITH UNITS OF THE ROYAL NEW ZEALAND AND ROYAL AUSTRALIAN NAVIES. HOEL'S LATEST DEPLOYMENT COMMENCED IN LATE OCTOBER, 1982. IN THE NOTEWORTHY TRADITION OF HER NAMESAKE, HOEL WAS RECENTLY AWARDED THE PRESTIGIOUS ARLEIGH BURKE TROPHY FOR THE U.S. PACIFIC FLEET, GIVEN TO THAT SHIP OR AIRCRAFT SOUADRON WHICH DEMONSTRATED THE GREATEST OVERALL IMPROVEMENT DURING 1982. COMMANDING OFFICER COMMANDER RUSSELL H. BUCKLEY, IR UNITED STATES NAVY A NATIVE OF VIRGINIA, COMMAND- ER BUCKLEY WAS COMMISSIONED IN 1964 UPON GRADUATION FROM THE NAVAL ACADEMY. HIS PREVIOUS SEA DUTY INCLUDES ASSIGNMENTS AS FIRST LIEUTENANT AND ANTI-SUI3MA- RINE WARFARE OFFICER, USS JOHN A. BOLE IDD-7555, WEAPONS OFFICER, USS HANSON IDD-832Ig PRE-COMMIS- Z SIONINO DETACHMENT AND VVEAP- ,,,,, , ,U , , ONS OFFICER, USS SOUTH CAROLINA ICGN-37jg AND EXECUTIVE OFFICER, , , f m ' USS CLAUDE V. RICKETTS KDDG-55. HE f SERVED ASHORE IN THE ENLISTED PLANS SECTION, BUREAU OF NAVAL PERSONNEL AND AS DIRECTOR, DECISION SUPPORT SYSTEMS DIVISION, NAVY MILITARY PERSONNEL COMMAND. HE ASSUMED COMMAND OF HOEL IN OCTOBER, 1981. COMMANDER BUCKLEY IS A GRADUATE OF THE ARMED FORCES STAFF COLLEGE AND, WHILE SERVING AT THE BUREAU OF NAVAL PERSONNEL. EARNED A MASTER'S DEGREE IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION FROM GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY. COMMANDER BUCKLEY HAS BEEN AVVARDEDTHE MERITORIOUS SERVICE MEDAL WITH A GOLD STAR, THE NAVY OOMMENDATION MEDAL WITH COMBAT V, AND THE BATTLE EFFICIENCY RIBBON. HIS WIFE LINDA IS A REGISTERED NURSE AND A OUALIFIED EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNICIAN WHO HAS WORKED AT HOSPITALS IN SEVERAL CITIES. THE BUCKLEY'S HAVE TWO SONS AND TWO DAUGH- TERS. I . i faq? ,,b, 1 H me I.. IIIIIH It TI' .I kj , 1 'F .,, fx, fI'. If T' f A I T I I I I I .1 , I I EDCI I nuzfl'-E sqm-551 I I lligglx E ESD-M, I vtvercs. I I F126-ZilltS I I' KT EAS- IJ-HILM I I v ff 1321.1 . '-E E195 . sf' a '-QE ii!! 2-' Y :Elf .3 pf? ' .-'LF :XS-19: A gf! . 53 - Trl' .Aff K 11: .1 m...'l'lI EXECUTIVE OFFICER COMMANDER IOHN H. STRAUSS UNITED STATES NAVY HAILING FROM BUFFALO, NEW YORK, COMMANDER STRAUSS GRADUATED FROM THE NAVAL ACADEMY IN 1969. FOLLOWING COM- MISSIONING, HE WAS ASSIGNED DU- TIES ONBOARD USS HENRY W. TUCKER IDD-8751 AS FIRST LIEUTEN- ANT, COMMUNICATIONS OFFICER, NAVIGATOR, AND OPERATIONS OFFI- CER. FROM 1973-1978, HE SERVED ASHORE AT THE NAVAL RESEARCH LABORATORY, WASHINGTON, Dc. FOLLOWED BY DUTY AS A GRADUATE STUDENT AT THE UNIVERSITY OF I CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY WHERE HE RECEIVED HIS MASTER OF ENGI- NEERING DEGREE. COMMANDER STRAUSS COMMENCED HIS SEC- OND TOUR AT SEA IN 1978 AS ENGINEERING OFFICER ON BOARD USS WILLIAM H. STANDLAY ICG-321 AND REPORTED TO HOEL IN SEPTEMBER, 1981. . HE IS MARRIED TO THE FORMER NANCY ULLMAN OF CHULA VISTA, CALIFORNIA AND HAS ONE DAUGHTER AND ONE SON. COMMANDER STRAUSS DEPARTS HOEL UPON COMPLETION OF THIS DEPLOYMENT ENROUTE ASSIGNMENT AS EXECUTIVE OFFICER, U.S. NAVAL STA- TION, SUBIC BAY R.P. 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OM3 HOLBROOK PENOILS WOBBLE BUT THEY DON'T FALL DOWN OMSN BARCELO WHAT A CRUISE. LTJG THOMPSON 43 I NX DIVISION I f PNC TUCKER EMC JAMES HMC GILBERT YNC BJORKLUND , I I I I 'A I I MA1 FOSTER QM1 LOPEZ AGI SHAW YN1 SANTI I I I OM2 SWEETING PN2 MARINO IC2 SWANSCN PC3 CRAWFORD I I IIIII 44 , X, I I 0 K I 11' J jf YN3 PARKER PN3 DERMODY QM3 HOLBROOK AG3 POWERS YNSN BELL YNSN SAUNDERS JOSN CHAVEZ QMSN SEAGLE OMSA BARCELO I CAN'T FIND IT! HM3 STANLEY NOW LETS SEE WHAT WAS THAT ... OUIOK, ACT SURPRISED!!! I va I I I ANYONE KNOWING WHERE STANLEY WE KNOW WHERE IS, PLEASE CALL ME! BEFORE LIBERTY ... ... AND AFTER!! I hs' 5 f -Q ,,...,,..,.. ' ..hf.uae--- U :IH rua., N N NNN x ANYBODY WANT A ROD? I KNOW THE X.O. WANTS ONE OF THESE ... HERE'S JOE COOL GOING ON LIBS. LOOK AT ALL THAT FOOD!!!!! THE CHIEF WILL NEVER KNOW l'Iv1 HERE I OAN SEE THROUGH BULKHEADSII SPECIAL EVCLUTIONS HELO DETAIL , H U ,, ,,,,, , f X X f I W li 1 Y 1 f N 1 0 f Y l 5, E , ' f 5 5 t E212 X ff YE Y ., WA' . ' I 419 49 ' .L 1 1, I Ji N V - 1 2 'H'-M 7 .4 X x ff ixw --f 'n-E J THE SPECIAL SEA A D ANCHOR DET IL RWM f Wm? W wil' Q? W ! 5 I f if 1 ' 7:3 1 I A .af E.xXx V I 5 zgftgx VN T KN E XNXX gk E? if Q is ' XSL ,..,s.. R N A E' X ,. X f 1 1 wil, A A x ' I W 1 ff x V Y Z w x 1 H V . E , Q N x f KX Q Qy , W 1 xxx xi , x N-xx 'L W SX 4 A 9 5 ,ff A ff SFX X 2 x 'X x ffhl, Q i ,, X. Xxx Q X Sw NM ? xx S , x Y X f, N xY'f'V1 2 Q gy V, F ' S' f Q N K: X ff WEXyX Q N 143 ' ,,, :ff-',T'i gif' . tl, 1' Ai r-..I Win - f UNDERWAY REPLENISHMENT, OR UNREP FOR SHORT, IS THE WAY WE GET OUR SUPPLIES. BEFORE THE TECHNIQUES OF UNDERWAY REPLEN- ISHMENT WERE DEVELOPED, A SHIP THAT RAN LOW ON FUEL, SUPPLIES, OR AMMUNITION HAD TO RETURN TO PORT TO ON LOAD THEM. WITH UN- REP , A WHOLE FLEET CAN BE RE- SUPPLIED, REARMED, AND REFUELED IN A MATTER OF HOURS WHILE PRO- CEEDING ON ITS MISSION. ONBOARD THE HOEL, WHEN WE UNREP , A CONTINUOUS OUTLOOK FOR SAFETY, AND THE PROFESSIONALISM THAT IS THE NORM FOR HOEL, IS OBSERVED BY ALL HANDS. X I I I I , I I I I I I WANNA GO HOME 'H ww ' vm, ppm ?i 4-,,, M, Q 4 A --WHAT SHOULD I SAY? 1 I I ' GOTCHA NOW --I THINK rLL HIT MY RACK III I ' II SHIP I BORD II DON'T BELIEVE THAT .. W e I NEED A MANACUHE WHERE IS COURSE 3655 MMMMMM GOOD! SO THATS A JIGSAW PUZZLE. LIVING MMMMMM BETTER! ON THIS THING 7 PLUNKA .. PLUNKA .. PLUNK! PORT 2 l 521 1 is 2? i s 1 5 2 I ww 115 EE Iii gl. VISIT fwf f 1 1 I HONG KONG CHRISTMAS 1982 isumc, BAY, R.P I F F r I 3 x F 'F r 5 I v PORT MORESBY, PAPAU NEW GUINEA 'fl Y 1. ' F,25ii'i5'5ii937L3'-,Qsf'3'?:4:'?-.irggfjiggkdj-ggify: I ' V- x ' V , 41:11:-. N i l M V TWA ! TOWNSVILLE, AUSTRALIA SYDNEY .. ,.,, ., ..,. ,, ,,,, , .,,, X BIDDING ON THE BABGINS AUCTION 4 Wsw Aga H fig xv 'W sf ' I DON'T BELIEVE THESE PRICES THE MASTER OF CEBEMONIES LT BICHIE, I DON'T BELIEVE HE OUT BID ME!! WAITING FOB MOBE BABGINS AND LAUGHS THIS IS GETTING EXPENSIVE Q' I Itri ,j I ,.- Q. . fr Q . I W3 if I E9 . 11' 15 6.7 X JUST MADE A GOOD DEAL! WHAT'S MY BID FOR THIS WATCH? HOW ABOUT ANOTHER WATCH? THE PAINTING THAT IS SO GOOD,-IT SOLD THREE SOLD! TO THE MAN WITH THE MONEY IN HIS TIMES! HAND!! THE PROUD OWNER OF A NEW WATCH ZWJIA-MSN DON'T WORRY, HELP... GETTING IT STRAIGHT VVE GOT ,Tm USH FIRE RELIEF ON SATURDAY, MARCH 12, 1983, APPROXIMATELY 100 MEN FROM THE GUIDED MISSILE DESTROYER USS HOEL DDG-13 INVADED A SMALL AUSTRALIAN TOWN OF MACEDON, VICTORIA. ARMED WITH WHEELBAR- RELS, SHOVELS AND CHAINSAWS THE MEN TURNED OUT IN FORCE TO HELP THE FIRE-TORN COMMUNITY WITH ITS REBUILDING PROGRAM. THE CITY LAW VICTIM TO THE DEVASTAING BUSH FIRE THAT SWEPT THROUGH A LARGE PORTION OF SOUTH- ERN AUSTRALIA ON ASH WEDNESDAY LEAVING HUN- DREDS OF PEOPLE HOMELESS AND OVER SEVENTY DEAD. THE SAN DIEGO BASED DESTROYER, DEPLOYED TO THE SEVENTH FLEET SINCE OCTOBER, HAD BEEN OPER- ATING IN THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC IN AND AROUND AUS- TRALIA FOR FOUR WEEKS WHEN THE CREWMEMBERS HEARD OF THE TRAGEDY. TOUCHED BY THE GENEROUS HOSPITALITY THE AUSTRALIAN PEOPLE HAD DIS- PLAYED IN HOEL'S PREVIOUS PORT VISITS TO DARWIN, TOWNSVILLE, AND SYDNEY, THE MEN FELT MOVED TO LEND AID TO THE MISFORTUNATE VICTIMS. WHAT STARTED AS AN ATTEMPT TO RAISE THIRTEEN HUNDRED DOLLARS ISYMBOLIC OF HOEL'S HULL NUM- BERI SNOWBALLED INTO AN EFFORT WHICH RAISED OVER 34,200.00 ONCE THE MONEY WAS COLLECTED THE CREW HAD NOT HAD ENOUGH. A REQUEST WAS SENT TO THE AMERICAN CONSULATE IN MELBOURNE TO SOLICIT IDEAS ON HOW HOEL COULD LEND PHYS- ICAL AID TO THE DAMAGED AREA. THE AMERICAN CONSULATE RESPONDED IMMEDI- , 1' . -:QW -Aj Q r I I . . if. IS ON THE WAY UMMPH CUTTING UP DEAD TREES ATELY AND BY THE TIME HOEL REACHED MELBOURNE ON A SCHEDULED FOUR PORT VISIT ARRANGEMENTS HAD BEEN MADE FOR THE CREW TO GO TO THE TOWN OF MACEDON AND HELP HER PEOPLE CLEAN UP THE DESTRUCTION THE SMALL COMMUNITY OF FIFTEEN HUNDRED PEO PLE HAD BEEN ONE OF THE WORST HIT BY THE FIRES SIX CIVIC BUILDINGS AND FOUR CHURCHES HAD BEEN COMPLETLY ENGULFED BY THE FLAMES FOUR HUN DRED HOMES IN THE TOWN AND SURROUNDING AREA HAD EITHER BEEN PARTIALLY OR COMPLETLY DE STROYED MANY CITIZENS WERE SET UP IN MAKE SHIFT TRAILER HOMES WITH LITTLE LEFT BUT THE GROUND THEIR HOMES ONCE STOOD ON THE NEWS OF HOEL'S INTENDED PARTICIPATION OUICKLY SPREAD. THE ROYAL AUSTRALIAN AIR FORCE AND THE ROYAL AUSTRALIAN ARMY PROVIDED TWO BUSES EACH TO TRANSPORT THE MEN FROM THE SHIP TO THE TOWN OF MACEDON. A LOCAL RADIO STATION DONATED THE WHEEL-BARRELS, SHOVELS AND CHAIN- SAWS. SATURDAYS LUNCH WAS DONATED BY LOCAL STORES AND BAKE SHOPS AND A PROPRIETOR OF ONE OF MCDONALDS AUSTRALIAN FRANCHISES DONATED THE ENTIRE EVENING MEAL, COMPLETE WITH SERVICE. HOEL'S COUNTRY AND WESTERN BAND MADE AR- RANGEMENTS TO PUT ON A FREE DANCE IN ONE OF THE STILL REMAINING PUBS AT THE END OF THE DAYS AC- TIVITIES. EARLY SATURDAY MORNING, THE VOLUNTEERS WERE MET BY THE COMMUNITY LEADERS AS WELL AS THE AMERICAN COUNSELLOR GENERAL, MR. JAMES WHITE, WHO HAD MADE THE ARRANGEMENTS. AFTER A WARM WELCOME TO THE COMMUNITY, THE MEN WERE DIVIDED INTO GROUPS AND WERE DISPERSED TO THE SHOWING THE DESTRUCTION MAKING PROGRESS SITES WHERE THE CIVIC BUILDINGS AND CHURCH LAY IN RUINS, TO COMMENCE THE TASK OF CLEANING UP THE DEBRIS. BY THE END OF THE DAY, TEN SITES HAD BEEN COMPLETELY CLEANED OF THE RUBBLE. A SPECIAL PROJECT FOR THE DAY HAD ALSO AR- RANGED. THE LOCAL BOY SCOUT TROOP HAD LOST THEIR MEETING HALL TO THE FIRES. IT HAD BEEN DE- CIDED THE MONIES RAISED WOULD GO TO THE RE- BUILDING OF THE HALL TO BE USED AS THE TEMPO- RARY MEETING PLACE FOR ALL THE COMMUNITY'S CIV- IC CLUB AND CHURCH FUNCTIONS. WORKING SIDE BY SIDE WITH THE BOY SCOUTS, A GROUP OF HOELMAN SET TO THE TASK OF REBUILDING. MANY OF THE HOEL- MAN WERE NOTHING MORE THAN SATURDAY AFTER- NOON BRICK LAYERS, BUT BY THE END OF THE DAY, A SIGNIFICANT PORTION OF THE BUILDING'S WALL'S HAD BEEN RAISED. . UPON COMPLETION OF THE DAYS WORK, ALL GATH- ERED TO WITNESS HOEL'S COMMANDING OFFICER, RUSSELL H. BUCKLEY, JR. PRESENT TO THE COMMUNI- TY, A CHECK REPRESENTING THE FUNDS RAISED. NOT A DRY-EYED SAILOR STOOD BY WHEN THE LOCAL SCOUT- MASTER ACCEPTED THE CHECK AND ANNOUNCED THE REQUEST TO COMMANDER BUCKLEY THAT THE SCOUTS WISHED TO NAME THEIR UNIT AFTER THE SHIP. A ROAR OF AFFIRMATION WAS HEARD FROM THE CREWMEN, AND COMMANDER BUCKLEY GRACIOUSLY ACCEPTED. THE FRIENDSHIPS DEVELOPED DURING THE DAYS WORK WERE FURTHERED BY DINNER AND DANCE THAT EVENING. SOME 400 RESIDENTS OF THE MACEDON AREA JOINED THE HOEL CREWMEMBERS IN AN ENJOY- ABLE AND RELAXING EVENING OF DRINK AND DANCING. THE GESTURE OF CONCERN ON THE PART OF HOEL TOUCHED THE HEART-STRINGS OF EVERYONE. MEMO- RIES OF THE DAYS ACTIVITIES IN MACEDON WILL LONG ENDURE IN THE MINDS OF THE CREW OF THE USS HOEL, THE WORLDS FINEST GUIDED MISSILE DESTROYERI! a' X Q R I 2 'Ni Qfafa ,, 'L W ,sh 6 v -. A f' LOOKING AT THE RUBBLE PRACTICE DURING A BREAK I 2 ' x . X UAW xx 5 .E W Kvfxxtxxx ? :M I M ' . ' ' ' I 'X K . I ' A :him . f' , F fy n, 7 , 1, 4 ,Q ' . Q H si x Iii: A' ,-L' Zi fl,-X' 1 ' K I Max I ,WX . Q if , I, X 47 , , ,0,, , fm xg, GETTING IT RIGI-IT FEELING TIRED TAKING A BREAK TAKING A COOL BREAK My Wim 5 THE PBEBENTINB K OF THE CHECK W QLEFTD AND CRIGHTJ THE BUILDERS POSE BEFORE BEGINNING THE WORK. SURVEYING THE DAMAGE KLEFTJ AND QHIGHTJ UNLOADING THE TRUCK AT THE SITE OF THE TOWN MEETING HALL. 1 1 , G Y K Q I I 1 1 il , X I N 2 Q 5 4 w 'u M A fa, ,f MEN AT WORK . 1 f 1 ff 1 7 W 1 , 1 Q 1,1 M3 Hi gi 4, ! i I i A 5. Q W 74 'Nu,NQw AXJQNP' p 1 p I ig ' x . x 1 -Af is-Q '45, gb 4 x gm s 5 f MQW 5 .x.x QN X x N X if . A 3:- , N' ' V, SX' E71 xx X-..:.: 'N 'fx X 3 4' I I ff X ,' ex I x f j ilifisl ' Q, , ' X xx SX MMM ,pq 'ww , --- iw AMAA KM X -' , x N f ' ' ,ISS 5 x ,q 1 ,,-2 H N X X 5 A , I '-r-,nm -- w MEN AT PLAY Q i Ii ii f 24,2 ,W X 4 ,f JM, fm i 1 1 N I r 7 I 1 77 - fx , ' N -L-. ix I ww. x g! ,. Y' ff, 2 A V , X gs if Q Y 4 Q xxx 9 ' f X v L 1 ? J ' I 9 N r .. , .,'j-E' ,' 3:5-ff' if exif V F M' I Q., I ON APRIL 15, 1983, 2 SAILORS FROM THE DEPLOYED GUIDED MISSILE DESTROYER USS HOEL DDG-13, KEPT ALIVE THE HOEL SPIRIT AND TRADITION AT SUVA FIJI. SACRIFICING THEIR LIBERTY, THESE HOELMAN SOUEEZED INTO TAX- IS WHICH BROUGHT THEM TO THE STELLA MARIS ELEMENTRY SCHOOL AT LAUCALA BAY TO RESURFACE AND VARNISH ANTIOUE-LIKE TABLE TOPS AND DESKS USED BY THE SCHOOL CHILDREN. WHAT A BLESSING IT WAS TO HAVE THESE MEN COME TO HELP THE WAY THEY HAVE, SAID SISTER JOACHIM, HEAD TEACHER. THEY'VE WORKES SO HARD SCRAPING AND PAINTING THE DESKS, IT'S A SHAME WE COULD ONLY OFFER THEM LUNCH. l AND WORK THEY DID, RE- LENTLESSLY SCRAPING RUST AND SMOOTHING THE WOOD FOR VARNISHING. WHO COULD TELL THEY WERE AT WORK THOUGH, WITH ALL THE BANTERING AND HUMOR? AND WHEN THE SCHOOL CHILDREN CAME TO SEE WHAT WAS HAPPENING, YOU KNEW IT WAS ALL WORTHWHILE. THE CHILDREN WERE TENTATIVE AT FIRST, S BUT THEY SOON MADE NEW HEROS OF THE MEN FROM THE HOEL. STELLA MARIS, WHICH MEANS STAR OF THE SEA, WAS FOUNDED BY SISTER PA- TRICIA IN 1954 AND OPENED ITS FIRST CLASS TO FIVE PU- PILS. ACCORDING TO SISTER VALENTINE, FINANCIAL AD- MINISTRATOR, SISTER PATRI- CIA AND OTHERS OF THAT TIME ARE KNOWN AS THE PIONEER SISTERS WHO WERE CONCERNED WITH STARTING HOSPITALS AND SCHOOLS THROUGHOUT THE MANY ISLANDS OF FIJI. THE SCHOOL IS CURRENT- LY RUN AND FINANCED BY THE FIJI GOVERNMENT VIA THE MISSIONARY SISTERS OF THE SOCIETY OF MARY, BUT THEY DON'T TOTALLY PRO- VIDE FOR THE SCHOOL, SAID TOM GRANT, SECRETARY OF THE PARENT'S AND TEACH- ER'S ASSOCIATION. THAT'S WHY IT'S SUCH A GREAT HELP WHEN THE U.S. NAVY VISITS AND WORKS SO SELFISHLY FOR THE COMMUNITY JUST AS THE USS SAMUEL GOMPERS DID LAST MONTH WHEN A MA- JOR HURRICANE DESTROYED MOST OF THIS AREA. wr 1 'KI-15Q:'.Q: -US W! UST l .Y B551 Wgllfwli Y 5 li g,pn'-rim . nu BW K 5? Elf . :E ' 2 A' 2 ' f 1 If , , 1 L 1 , STEEL X N BEACH W , X , 46 f ' Z Q4 ' f f ff! CROSSING THE LINE IMPERIUM NEPTUNI REGIS KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENT: AND TO ALL POLYWOGS, MERMAIDS, SEA SERPENTS, WHALES, PORPOISES, SHARKS, DOL- PHINS, EELS, SKATES, SUCKERS, CRABS, LOBSTERS, AND OTHER LIVING DENIZENS OF THE SEA, KNOW YE THAT ON 29 JANUARY 1983, IN LATITUDE 000.00 AND LONGITUDE 126 25' EAST, THERE AP- PEARED WITHIN OUR ROYAL DOMAIN THE USS HOEL CDDG-13I AT THE EOUATOR. BE IT KNOWN, THAT SHIP AND OFFICERS AND CREW THEREOF, HAVE BEEN EXAMINED AND PASSED ON BY OUR ROYAL STAFF, THEREBY CLEANSING THEIR SLIMY SOULS, TO BEOUALIFIED D HELLBACKS. AS HONORE S fs! NEPTUNIS REX RULER OF THE RAGING MAIN THE BEAUTY CONTEST ai has mwpl ii , , ...Q -,fm T6 A , . .... A ,lm . of Q1 f'lA A ' , 1. 4 lU 'iaaw I Y iv ' I i 4 1 . it 5 lil' Q l I 1 I V -fi 5' .1 rg 1.1 2 ,. , ,A tw-43 .5 .,,uf45,M 'B' Misa ,K ...'iX - p. i 'Y' . ., I fa 1 V W , X ' N if-': wx... ,, ' T : V. V .4 ' A-'L.,? . l fn . wg! '51 d ' 4 T a '-5 ' g' ' A , , ,viii-, 11 , V5 Vg ' ,a ' . , . , , . . 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A 3. 7 I v , 1 V1 IQ. extends itsosincere apologiesdto producing your cruise book, f, interests andwishestili mind the'-problem would disappeatrin toproduce ae ualgt entilf Solliljpae THE FOLLOWING IS THE FULL-TEXT OF PRESIDENT REAGAN'S SATURDAY 2 APRIL 1983 RADIO ADDRESS: MY FELLOW AMERICANS, THIS WEEK AS AMERICAN FAMILIES DRAW TOGETHER IN WORSHIP, WE JOIN WITH MILLIONS UPON MILLIONS OF OTHERS AROUND THE WORLD ALSO CELEBRATING THE TRADITIONS OF THEIR FAITH. DURING THESE DAYS, AT LEAST, RECARDLESS OF NATIGNALITY, RELIGION, OR RACE, WE ARE UNITED BY FAITH IN GOD AND THE BARRIERS BETWEEN US SEEM LESS SIGNIFICANT. OBSERVING THE RITES OF PASSOVER AND EASTER, WE'RE LINKED IN TIME TO THE ANCIENT ORIGINS OF OUR VALUES AND TO THE UNBORN GENERATIONS WHO WILL STILL CELEBRATE THEM LONG AFTER WE'RE GONE. AS PAUL ExPLAINED IN HIS EPISTLE TO THE EPHESIANS: HE CAME AND PREACHED PEACE TO YOU WHO WERE FAR AWAY AND PEACE TO THOSE WHO WERE NEAR, SO THEN YOU WERE NO LONGER STRANCERS AND ALIENS, BUT YOU WERE FELLOW CITIZENS OF GOD'S HOUSEHOLD. THIS IS A TIME OF HOPE AND PEACE WHEN OUR SPIRITS ARE FILLED AND LIFTED. IT'S A TIME WHEN WE GIVE THANKS FOR OUR BLESSINCS - CHIEF AMONG THEM FREEDOM, PEACE, AND THE PROMISE OF ETERNAL LIFE. THIS WEEK JEWISH FAMILIES AND FRIENDS HAVE BEEN CELEBRATING PASSOVER, A TRADITION RICH IN SYMBOLISM AND MEANING. ITS OBSERVANCE REMINDS ALL OF US THAT THE STRUCOLE FOR FREEDOM AND THE BATTLE AGAINST OPPRESSION WACED BY JEWS SINCE ANCIENT TIMES IS ONE SHARED BY PEOPLE EVERYWHERE. AND CHRISTIANS HAVE BEEN COMMEMORATING THE LAST MOMENTOUS DAYS LEADING TO THE CRUCIFIXION OF JESUS 1950 YEARS AGO. TOMORROW, AS MORNING SPREADS AROUND THE PLANET, WE'LL CELEBRATE THE TRIUMPH OF LIFE OVER DEATH, THE RESURREOTION OF JESUS. BOTH OBSERVANCES TELL OF SACRIFICE AND PAIN BUT ALSO OF HOPE AND TRIUMPH. AS WE LOOK AROUND US TODAY, WE STILL FIND HUMAN PAIN AND SUFFERING, BUT WE ALSO SEE IT ANSWERED WITH INDIVIDUAL COVERAGE AND SPIRIT STRENGTHENED BY FAITH. FOR EXAMPLE, THE BRAVE POLISH PEOPLE, DESPITE THE OPPRESSIGN OF A OODLESS TYRANNY, STILL CLINC T0 THEIR FAITH AND THEIR BELIEF IN FREEDOM. SHORTLY AFTER PALM SUNDAY MASS THIS WEEK, LECH WALESA FACED A CHEERINC CROWD OF WORKERS OUTSIDE A GDANSK CHURCH. HE HELD HIS HANDS UP IN A SIGN OF VICTORY AND PREDICTED THE TIME WILL COME WHEN WE WILL WIN. RECENTLY AN EAST GERMAN PROFESSOR, HIS WIFE, AND TWO DAUCHTERS CLIMBED INTO A SEVEN-FOOT ROWBOAT AND CROSSED THE FREEZING WIND-WHIPPED BALTIC TG ESCAPE FROM TYRANNY. ARRIV- ING IN WEST GERMANY AFTER A HARROWINC SEVEN-HOUR, 31 MILE JOURNEY PAST EAST GERMAN BORDER PATROLS, THE MAN SAID HE AND HIS FAMILY HAD RISKED EVERYTHING SO THAT THE CHILDREN WOULD HAVE THE CHANCE TO CROW UP IN FREEDOM. IN CENTRAL AMERICA COMMUNIST INSPIRED REVOLUTION STILL SPREADS TERROR AND INSTABILITY BUT IT'S NO MATCH FOR THE MUCH GREATER FORCE OF FAITH THAT RUNS SO DEEP AMOUNG THE PEOPLE. WE SAW THIS DURING POPE JOHN PAUL II'S RECENT VISIT THERE. AS HE CONDUCTED A MASS IN NICARAGUA, STATE POLICE JEERED AND LED ORGANIZED HECKLING BY SANDINISTA SUPPORTERS. BUT THE POPE LIFTED A CRUCIFIX ABOVE HIS HEAD AND WAVED INTO THE CROWD BEFORE HIM THEN TURNED AND SYMBOLICALLY HELD IT UP BEFORE THE Iv IT I I' 3 . I I Z, I I, I. 5 Z If I If j . I ,.. I I , 1 ' llr S I I . lk II. R k 92 I .V I UI: A is . 'cw - : 'LE in Q. I v. Y I Na. bl 'U 1 up- s . fi . 'N H25- x 'Ii W? - ., If I I... X T-'Q . . Mx . . '-. -Q.. ,Q W.- Sf.. .vm 92,4 if .N -.v .,.. L'-. 44 .. wi 'g- s.. A- ., X. -- v -., .R .-..,A - , x,. Q.. N rg.----. P'-. ....-.-H-.I ' 'QIIEIL a o.- I 'FF' vu, .. --'xi - .-I ,-- ' II.. ..f- has-1 .'-' YQZIIUI .V ' 1 ::n'..:NI .fqM' .- 2 ,-wmv J' I 4 If .' -.,, , :I I 3.1 J, MASSIVE PAINTING OF SANDANISTA SOLDIERS THAT LOOMED BEHIND. THE SYMBOL OF GOOD PREVAILED. IN CONTRAST, EVERYWHERE ELSE THE HOLY FATHER WENT IN THE REGION, SPREADING A MESSAGE THAT ONLY LOVE CAN BUILD, HE WAS MET BY THRONGS OF ENTHUSIASTIC BELIEVERS, EAGER FOR PAPAL GUIDANCE AND BLESSING. IN THIS EASTER SEASON WHEN SO MANY OF OUR YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN IN THE ARMED FORCES ARE STATIONED SO VERY FAR FROM THEIR HOMES, I CAN'T RESIST RECOUNTING AT LEAST ONE EXAMPLE OF THEIR SACRIFICE AND HEROISM. EVERYDAY I RECEIVE REPORTS THAT WOULD MAKE YOU VERY PROUD. AND TODAY I'D LIKE TO SHARE JUST ONE WITH YOU. WHILE THE SAN DIEGO-BASED U.S.S. HOEL WAS STEAMING TOWARD MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA ON ASH WEDNESDAY, ITS CREW HEARD OF TERRIBLE BRUSH FIRES SWEEPING TWO AUSTRALIAN STATES. MORE THAN 70 PEOPLE WERE KILLED AND THE DESTRUCTION WAS GREAT. WELL, THE CREW OF THIS AMERICAN SHIP RAISED 14,000 FROM THEIR POCKETS TO HELP. BUT THEY FELT THAT IT WASN'T ENOUGH. SO, LEAVING ONLY A SKELETON CREW ABOARD, THE 100 AMERICAN SAILORS GAVE UP A DAY'S SHORE LEAVE, ROLLED UP THEIR SLEEVES AND SET TO WORK REBUILDING A RUINED COMMUNITY ON THE OPPOSITE END OF THE EARTH. JUST AMERICANS BEING AMERICANS-BUT SOMETHING FOR ALL OF US TO BE PROUD OF. STORIES LIKE THESE, OF MEN AND WOMEN AROUND THE WORLD WHO LOVE GOD AND FREEDOM, BEAR A MESSAGE OF WORLD HOPE AND BROTHERHOOD, LIKE THE RITES OF PASSOVER AND EASTER THAT WE CELEBRATE THIS WEEKEND. A GRADE SCHOOL CLASS IN SOMERVILLE, MASSACHUSETTS, RECENTLY WROTE TO ME TO SAY, WE STUDIED ABOUT COUNTRIES AND FOUND OUT THAT EACH COUNTRY IN OUR WORLD IS BEAUTIFUL AND THAT WE NEED EACH OTHER, PEOPLE MAY LOOK A LITTLE DIFFERENT-BUT WE'RE STILL PEOPLE WHO NEED THE SAME THINGS. THEY SAID, WE WANT PEACE, WE WANT TO TAKE CARE OF ONE ANOTHER. WE WANT TO BE ABLE TO GET ALONG WITH ONE ANOTHER. WE WANT TO BE ABLE TO SHARE. WE WANT FREEDOM AND JUSTICE. WE WANT TO BE FRIENDS. WE WANT NO WARS. WE WANT TO BE ABLE TO TALK TO ONE ANOTHER. WE WANT TO BE ABLE TO TRAVEL AROUND THE WORLD WITHOUT FEAR. AND THEN THEY ASKED, DO YOU THINK THAT WE CAN HAVE THESE THINGS ONE DAY? WELL, I DO. I REALLY DO. NEARLY 2,000 YEARS AFTER THE COMING OF THE PRINCE OF PEACE, SUCH SIMPLE WISHES MAY STILL SEEM FAR FROM FULFILLMENT. BUT WE CAN ACHIEVE THEM. WE MUST NEVER STOP TRYING. THE GENERATION OF AMERICANS NOW GROWING UP IN SCHOOLS ACROSS OUR COUNTRY CAN MAKE SURE THE UNITED STATES WILL REMAIN A FORCE FOR GOOD, THE CHAMPION OF PEACE AND FREEDOM, AS THEIR PARENTS AND GRANDPARENTS BEFORE THEM HAVE DONE. AND IF WE LIVE OUR LIVES AND DEDICATE OUR COUNTRY TO TRUTH, TO LOVE, AND TO GOD, WE WILL BE A PART OF SOMETHING MUCH STRONGER AND MUCH MORE ENDURING THAN ANY NEGATIVE POWER HERE ON EARTH. THAT'S WHY THIS WEEKEND IS A CELEBRATION AND WHY THERE IS HOPE FOR US ALL. THANKS FOR LISTENING AND GOD BLESS YOU. 1 J ARLEIGH BURKE AWARD DURING MORE THAN 38 YEARS OF ACTIVE SER- VICE IN THE U.S. NAVY, ADMIRAL ARLEIGH A. BURKE, USN, DISTINGUISHED HIMSELF IN MANY WAYS. THE NAME ARLEIGH BURKE HAS COME TO SYMBOLIZE THE VERY ELEMENTS OF SEA POWER, IMPROVEMENT OF BATTLE EFFICIENCY IN WAR AND PEACE: THE DEVELOPEMENT OF NEW CON- CEPTS AND WEAPONS SYSTEMS: AND ON THE HU- MAN SIDE, EMPHASIS ON NAVAL LEADERSHIP. HOEL WAS AWARDED THE 1982 ARLEIGH BURKE PACIFIC FLEET TROPHY, HAVING ACHIEVED THE GREATEST IMPROVEMENT IN BATTLE EFFICIENCY FOR THIS COMPETITIVE YEAR, IN WHICH THE CREW DISPLAYED OUTSTANDING PERFOR- MANCES IN EVERY ASPECT DURING BATTLE EFFI- CIENCY COMPETITION. l , V M In Ulf.. -1-vq.,..,,. .-. . Giga If 5 ,r 1? P3 . TPWK a 'IM Im 'I ff III ' . Lx ,flu iswf , 'Mill LGU 0 EVANS 6 H4 ESI W 34 mm HH' Rik. 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