Ingraham (DD 694) - Naval Cruise Book

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 2003 volume:

HAM HISTORY i HE FOURTH SHIP TO HONOR THE iJNCAN NATHANIEL INGRAHAM (1802- ND OF THE SLOOP ST LOUIS IN THE )UADRON IN JULY 1852, INTERFERRED Nf BY THE AUSTRIAN CONSUL OF HUNGARIAN WHO HAD DECLARED IN nITION of becoming AN AMERICAN S OF THE OLIVER HAZARD PERRY GATES. INGRAMAHAM ' S MISSION IS TO T CARRIER BATTLE GROUPS, G GROUPS, AND UNDERWAY OUPS. THE SHIP ' S OUTSTANDING ANTI- E, ANTI-AIR WARFARE, SURFACE nITERDICTION OPERATION CAPABILITES vHAWK LAMPS MK III HELICOPTERS EAL FOR ANY MISSION. )3 INGRAHAM (FFG 61) WAS A PART OF VTTLE GROUR THE MAIN MISSION WAS VTTLE GROUP FOR THE 7TH FLEET JNLY STAYING IN THE VICINITY OF INGRAHAM PARTICIPATED IN VARIOUS CISES, EARNING HIGH PRAISE FOR NbSS. SHE ALSO ESCORTED CIVILIAN GH THE STRAITS OF MALACCA IN OPERATION IRAQI FREEDOM. THESE ' O THE PERSIAN GULF TO SUPPORT i TT? AQ AND AFGANASTAN. TABLE OF CON COMMANDING OFFICERS EXECUTIVE OFFICER COMMAND MASTER C[ DEPARTMENT HEADS WARDROOM CHIEFS CA DIVISION CE DIVISION CM DIVISION OC DIVISION 01 DIVISION OW DIVISION 1ST DIVISION A DIVISION E DIVSION M DIVISION R DIVISION S-1 S-2 S-3 ADMINISTRATION NAVIGATION AIR DET GROUPS COMMUNITY SERVICE PROJECTS DEPLOYMENT COLLAGE MWR EVENTS SPECIAL EVOLUTIONS CHANGE OF COMMAND WOG DAY LIBERTY PORTS FINAL COLLAGE ARRIVAL IN EVERETT CLOSING CDR John M. Kersh Commanding Officer 19NOV02-23AUG03 CDR John M. Kersh graduated from f UVA and was I commissioned via NRTOC in 1984. His initial sea tour was on USS ANTRIM (FFG-20) from 1985-88. He received his Masters of Science from Naval Post Graduate School . 1991-1994 he was the Combat Systems Officer in USS COPELAND (FFG-25) and USS DOULETT (CG-29) . He served as Executive officer in USS TAYLOR (FFG -50) from 1997-1999. He served as Chief Staff officer in Destroyer Squadron TWO EIGHT 1999-2000. He graduated from the US Army war College in June 2001. CDR Kersh had command of the USS INGRAHAM from 19NOV02- 23AUG03. CDR Mark D. Colby i Commanding Officer | 23AUG03- CDR Mark D. Colby graduated from USNA in 1985. Upon completing the Nuclear school pipeline he was assigned to uss BAINBRIDGE(CGN-25) 1987-89. He was an instructor at Nuclear Power school 1989-91. He earned his masters degree from Naval Post Graduate school in Electrical Engineering. He was engineering Officer in uss Arkansas (cgn-41), 1994-97. Next he sevred as Operations Officer in USS rainer (AOE-7), 1997-99. He was Executive Officer in USS wadsworth (ffg 9), 1999-01. Before taking command of ingraham, he had command of and de- commissioned USS MNT VERNON (LSD-39) LCDR Daniel Dusek Executive Officer i LCDR DUSEK, USN, A NATIVE OF WALDPORT, OREGON ATTENDED THE UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON, WITH A BACHELORS DEGREE IN ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCES AND RECEIVING HIS COMMISSION IN JUNE 1989. HIS INITIAL SEA ASSIGNMENT WAS USS LEWIS B PULLER (FFG 23) AS DAMAGE CONTROL OFFICER AND NAVIGATOR. HIS NEXT ASSIGNMENT WAS USS NIMITZ (CVN 68), AS 01 DIVISION AND TRAIINING OFFICER. HIS FRIST SHORE VAS AS A STUDENT AT THE NAVAL POST HOOL. WHERE HE RECEIVED HIS MASTERS PHYSICAL OCEANOGRAPHY LCDR DUSEK AS CHIEF ENGINEER IN USS TAYLOR (FFG DEPARTMENT HEAD TOUR WAS AT DUADRON NINE AS MATERIAL OFFICER. IE REPORTED USS INGRAHAM (FFG 61) IN HINGTON AS THE EXECCUTIVE OFFICER. )USEK HAS BEEN AWARDED THE NAVY AND ; COMMENDATION MEDAL, THE NAVY MEDAL (THREE AWARDS), AS WELL AS VARDS AND DECORATIONS. MASTER CHIEF CANNULI WA: BORN IN DISTRICT HEIGHTS MD AND GRAUATED FROM GODDARD HIGH SCHOOL IN JUNE 1975. HE ENLISTED IN THE NAVY IN DECEMBER 1975 WITH BASIC TRAINING IN SAN DIEGO, CA. AFTER BASIC TRAINING HE ATTENDED RADIOMAN A SCHOOL IN SAN DIEGO, CA. MASTER CHIEF CANNULIS ' SEAT DUTY ASSIGNMENTS HAVE BEEN: USNS PONCHATOULA(TAO 148), USSGARY(FFG51), USS COWPENS (CG 63), COMMANDER CARR THREE EMBARKED ABOARD USS CAR V HIS SHORE DUTY ASSIGNMENTS INCLU ALLIED FORCES SOUTHERN EUROPE, N (AFSOUTH); NAVAL COMMUNICATIONS STATION AGANA, GUAM; NAVAL AIR STA CALIFORNIA; SHIPS INTERMEDIATE RFP (SIMA) NEWPORT Rl. PERSONAL DEi. MASTER CHIEF CANNULI INCLUDE NAV CORPS COMMENDATION MEDALS (TWO MARINE CORP ACHIEVEMENT MEAD MASTER CHIEF CANNULI IS MARRIED BEVERLY GRIFFIN OF JACKSONVILLE HAVE TWO CHILDREN: JOEL AND RHJy k • -1 m 4p:t r m. ' % . ■ w I Frank T. Cannuli Command Master Chief DEPARTMENT Ff L« ' ijft LT Darryl Brown 8 ' 1 LT Jason L. Sparks ' 9 1 ITChnsOriK-c || I I ( liii. k l,.i-,in ENS Barthnlomc Slt ' l1PIP ' . ' r rv I )( ( ISW lllsllll s c,llhLT ik SKt(S V| limothvlll Sawyer Permission to cross thp DQtio dodio ' i ' T« .rL«.e P  .JS U (AW )Hiviil) j (, K1 aiiA T. 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CW02 HALL HELPS OU BUILDINGS. IJD. CLOCKWISE TOP TO BOTTOM: INGRAM AM AND MTSURIBACHI. THE VALCANO IN THE MARIANAS ISLANDS. 0S2 SOMDYAND HIS STORIES. % fl $T££l BiAm PN1 PAULK, DC2 H. HAND MADE HATS S HANG OUT TOP S ND PN3 LIMBAUCH PICK OUT IE SHIR SAILORS LINE UP AND IG A STEEL BEACH PICNIC. r THE MABiAtm SAILORS GATHERED TOP SIDE FOR A SWIM CALL AT THE OCEAN ' S DEEPEST DEPTH. t s .: -_ Ji t f ifT f BiilT EVOLUTIONS INGRAHAM CREW HAD MANY SPECIAL EVOLUTIONS THEY COMPLETED DURING THE DEPLOYMENT INCLUDING HELO OPERATIONS, UNREPS, RHIB OPS, SAR, AND SEA AND ANCHOR DETAILS. CHM 23 AUG 03 .EFT:CDR KERSH ECIEVING COM ROM DESRON 9 ■OTTOM LEFT: :DR KERSH RRIVING TO ' HE CEROMONY OTTOM RIGHT: :DR KERSH AND CDR COLBY ' SALUTING THE CREW RIGHT: CDR COLBY RELIEVING CDR KERSH BOTTOM LEFT: CDR COLBY ADDRESSING THE CREW. BOTTOM RIGH: CDR COLBY ARRIVING TO THE CEROMON YJOQ DAW USS INGRAHAM HELD ITS WOG DAY WHILE CROSSING THE EQUATOR HEADED BACK NORTH. SLIMELY WOGS WERE FORCED TO DO MANY THINGS IN PURSUIT OF PLEASING KING NEPTUNE AND BECOMING WORTHY SHELLBACKS. ' •G65 AN EARLY MORNING WAKE UP AND A LONG DAY WAS ALL WORTH IT FOR THE WOGS TO BECOME CLOCKWISE: LEFT: HILLSIDE VIEW. CITY CENTER, YOKAHOMA. 0S2 BORDEN AT DISNEY IN TOKYO. A PLATEOF SUSHI. RIGHT TALLEST BUILDING IN JAPAN. CHINATOWN. WORLD ' S LARGEST FERRILS WHELL. 0S2 PASTWICK ENJOYS LUNCH OUT IN TOWN. TOP (L) SAILORS RELAX OU NUMEROUS STOPS IN SING TOWN. (R) A MOSQUE REPf OF THE SMALL ISLAND. CE ORCHARD STREET BOTTO MARIANAS ISLANDS TOP: (L) CW02 HALL SINGS KAROKE ON THE BEACH. (C) WWii TANKS STILL STAND AS A HISTORICAL TESTIMENT TO THE BATTLES THAT TOOK PLACE IN SIAPAN. (R) 0S2 _RODRIGEZ ENJOYS TIME AT THE BEACH. BOTTOM: COAST .INE VIFWQ IAE ' S T PipAL GUAM SIAPAN TOP (L) HT2 HORNACHECK, GSM1 CATANSEY, AND G. ROSASLIES TOUR WWII BATTLE SITES. (R) MEMORIAL AT SUICIDE CLIFF. BOTTOM: LTJG DELEONE CLIMBS A TREE AT SUNSET (R) 0S2 HOWELL, ENS LOREA. AG3 SUGGS, BM3 EVANGALISTA, AND FN COELO HANGOUT BEACHSIDI ! MJST LIA HONG LLSIDE VIEW OF ASIAN ECTURE. CENTER: TIZ, ENS MELENDEZ, ENS A, BMS EVANGALISTA, EN1 T GET READY FOR A DAY 3ERTY IN HONG KONG NG THEIR LIBERTY BOAT - HORE. f 2 KONG TOP: (L) A CLOCKTOWER IN DOWNTOWN HONGKONG. (R) LOCALS PADDELTHOURGH COASTAL WATER. KUREJAPAi) Ingraham sailors became proficient throughout all operations during the extended deploynnent, including watch standing, unreps, and helo operations. 82 WESTPAC COLLAGE BM1 Stewart, BM3 Comer, and SN Romero take a break from first division work, (top) Helo operations became part of the daily routine while underway, (bottom left) Sailors enjoy snorkeling while in Saipan. (bottom right) 83 INGRAHAM SAILORS 84 AT WORK AND PLAY Despite its length sailors worked hard, and then took tinne to enjoy liberty. .«db 85 HOMECOMINC 1 3 WEST PAC 03 52 days underway, INGRAHAM returned honne rett, WA. WESTPAC 2003 o down as one of HAM ' S most successful citing deployments. 88 jok Editor: ENS Cynthia White by: STG2 Leo Swithenbank, ' bie Hurtado, and ENS White NKS TO: ITl Locke, ITl Anglin, 1 Headt, 0S2 Pastwick, PC3 Kast, and LCDR DUSEK Dort and dedication to this project.