Jesse Brown (FF 1089) - Naval Cruise Book

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1989 volume:

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Mathis CQM.M111w1D11NG QFFIQIER Commanding Officer's Introduction It all began on the 15th of July when the JESSE L. BROWN said goodbye to family and friends and sailed south to Naval Station Roosevelt Roads, Puerto Rico to join the other US ships participating in UNITAS XXX. All of the months of preparation, training and clean- ing finally paid off as JLB began the Phase Zero work-up as the most squared away ship in the Task Group. This rigorous first phase gave us an opportunity to conduct drills and live firing exercises with all of the shipls equipment and weapons systems as a final dress rehearsal for operations with the South American navies. On 31 July we were ready for anything and departed Puerto Rico to begin our clockwise circumnavigation of the South American continent. After a brief stop in Recife, Brazil and some intensive operations with the Brazilian Navy, we hit the highlight of the East Coast - Rio de Janeiro. We spent a little over a week in Rio before continuing our exercise schedule. Next up was Puerto Belgrano, Argentina where the constant threat of dragging anchor in the swiftly moving river made our one week stop seem like an eternity. Though liberty was a bit low key, the crew of our host ship ALMIRANTE BROWN did their best to make us feel welcome. On 20 September we entered the Straits of Magellan and, after a brief stop in Punta Arenas, Chile, turned north to begin our journey home. And while we were enjoying unusually fine weather some 6898 nautical miles from Charleston, Hurricane Hugo was pre- paring to wreak havoc at home. The trip up the Inland Waterway of Chile provided some of the most spectacular scenery in the world - 15,000 foot mountains, glaciers, ice bergs and penguins - not to mention some of the most challenging navigation in the World. Our next stop was the port of Talcahuano adjacent to Conception, Chile for some much needed upkeep and maintenance time. Following more operations with the very professional Chilean Navy we enjoyed a visit to Valparaiso and Vina del Mar whose beaches, shopping and restaurants made it the high point of the West Coast transit. Potential terrorist problems curtailed liberty in Peru, Panama and Colombia, however our visit to tiny Manta, Ecuador was a pleasant surprise and provided some of the best shopping of the entire deployment. We transited the historic Panama Canal on the 18th of November and what an experience it was to see this great American engineering marvel first hand. Being raised and lowered 66 feet into Lake Gatun was a once in a lifetime experience. Maricaibo and La Guaira, Venezu- ela were our last South American ports of call before heading home to our favorite port - Charleston. All in all J LB worked with eight different South American navies during our five month UNITAS deployment. Despite its past reputation as being a '4Pina Colada cruise, the tempo of operations, both at sea and in port, and the level of complexity of the exercises were more demanding than any Mediterranean or Western Pacific deployment. And in spite of the lack of material support and upkeep time, we met every commitment, participated in every exercise and never missed a bell. Having done it all with flair and professionalism, we topped off the deployment by passing a surprise outchop Operational Propulsion Plant Examination, better known as OPPE, ensuring that we would have a long uninterrupted Christmas stand down with our loved ones when we finally returned home on December 15th. As you look through this Cruise Book and think back on the deployment, the long hours will not seem so long, the liberty will look better and the good times will be fondly recalled. The friendships forged during the deployment will last a lifetime. You were able to accomplish one of your primary goals in joining the Navy - to see the world. Throughout the deployment your performance was consistently outstanding and JESSE L. BROWN'S reputation for excellence was a direct result of your teamwork and professionalism. You can take great pride in having met the challenge of UNITAS. It has been a privilege to have made this deployment with you. Good luck throughout the rest of your careers and God speed. M. G. MATHIS EXECUTIVE CDFFICER LCDR J.G. I-Iolzworth DEPART ME T HEADS 'W' 853553 Quits fx L to R Lt. Simmons, Lt. Motley, LCDR. Sampson, LCDR. Cullom, LTJG Cason. Not Shown Lt. Moxcey. iw, ARDROOM A if A Q BACK ROW L TO R LTJG. ANDERSON, LT. ALLERTON, LT. PENNY, LTJG. KINCAID, ENS. MUHAMMED LT. WEAVER, LT. GARIGLIANO, LT. SIMMONS, LT. MOTLEY, CDR. MATHIS, LCDR. CULLOM, LCDR SAMSON, LTJG. PERKINS, LT. MOXCEY, ENS. BRISSON, LT. STOLL, LTJG. MIDAS, ENS. BRENNER FRONT ROW L TO R LTJG. POLK, ENS. SALYERS, LTJG. CASON, LCDR. HOLTZWORTH, LT. SANDERS ENS. CILIA, LT. RAMSEY. CHIEF S MESS L TO R PNC CSWD HARMS, ADC CSWJ THOMSON, FCCM CSWJ TOLIVER, OSC CSWJ JONES, DCC CSWJ BENNETT, EWC MACDONALD, RMC CLINTON, BTCM CSWJ ROBINSON, EMC CSWJ BERGERON, SKC ABUNDO, BTC CSWJ BRYANT, BTC QSWJ SWENGLE,BMC CSWJ EILERS,MMC CSWD CLINK,STCM CSWJ BUSS, MAC CSWJ THOMSON, MMCM QSWJ SOUTHALL, GMC QSWJ PENSYL. NOT SHOWN STGCS CSWD HEROLD, MSCS CSWJ JONES, ETC CSWJ ROBISON. rf' f NW A V35 l 4111119 dmllr Q WELL DONE TO THE ENGINEERS! THEY STEAMED 28,200 NAUTICAL MILES USING OVER 5,200,000 GALLONS OF DFM WITHOUT LOSING THE LOAD ONCE. THEY MADE 1,840,000 GALLONS OF BOILER FEEDWATER, AND 1,110,000 GALLONS OF POTABLE WATER FOR THE CREW. WE PUMPED 42,000 GALLONS OF JP-5 INTO THE HELO, BURNED 4,200 GALLONS OF JP-5 IN THE SHIP'S SMALL BOATS AND CONSUMED 1,250 GALLONS IN THE DIESEL GENERATOR. THE MAIN SPACE SNIPES REPAIRED ii 2 PMAC, NUMBER 1 AND 2 FIRE PUMPS, 1B FOSP, NUMBER 1 AND 2 LPACS, NUMBER 1 HPAC, 1B CONDENSATE PUMP, NUMBER 2 EVAP, THE MOTOR WHALE BOAT STARTER, THE GIG ENGINE AND TWO BOILER GAGE GLASSES. QOH YEAH, THE SCOOP INJECTION FLAPPER VALVEJ THE ELECTRICIANS REPAIRED DOZENS OF MOTOR CONTROLLERS, A MAIN SPACE VENT MO- TOR, AND STILL HAD TIME TO REPAIR THE NUM- BER 2 FIRE PUMP MOTOR. THEY RIGGED AND UN- RIGGED THE FRIENDSHIP LIGHTS 13 TIMES, SUP- PLIED OVER 400 LIGHT BULBS TO THE CREW AND REPAIRED THE GYRO NUMEROUS TIMES. THE HTXDC SNIPES UPGRADED ALL THREE REPAIR LOCKERS, HELD A DOZEN MAIN SPACE FIRE DRILLS AND USED THE ARC AIR CUTTING TORCH TO FREE THE SHIP WHILE GETTING UN- DERWAY FROM PUERTO BELGRANO. OVER 54 OUNCES OF CALCIUM HYPOCHLORITE WERE USED TO PURIF Y SHORE WATER, OVER 57 BROMINE CARTRIDGES WERE CONSUMED TO PU- RIFY SHIP'S WATER, AND 110 GALLONS OF AMER- YOL WERE USED TO DE-SCALE THE EVAPS. CHT WAS PUMPED ONLY ONCE TO A BARGE AND SHORE POWER WAS NEVER CONNECTED. THE SHIP WAS NEVER INTENTIONALLY WITH- OUT STEAM, WATER, OR ELECTICITY. WELL DONE TO A SUPERB ENGINEERING TEAM. LT. LOUIS MOXCEY CHIEF ENGINEER o 5.46 'Q' B DIVISIO BACK ROW L TO R LTJG. MIDAS, BT3 MUIR, BT3 SMITH, BT2 PIGG, BTC CSWJ SWENGLE, BTFN HEN- EGHAN, BT1. CSWJ MAJZER, BT2 ADAMS, BT1 CSWJ TODD, BT3 BEENE. FRONT ROW BT2 MANNEY BT2 WEATHERBY BTF , N ROHMEYER, BT1 CSWJ HECKERT, BT3 LIGHTFOOT BT3 SCHUMACHER, BTS THOMAS, BT3 PERRY. NOT PICTURED BTC CSWD BRYANT, BT2 PALASIESKI, BT2 CSWJ QUINN, BTFN SWEET. M DIVISIO BACK ROW L TO R MM2 PIERCE, MM3 BROWN, MM2 MARTIN, MM2 ZUELLIG, MM3 STURGEON, FA LAUTENBACH, FN MASON, MM1 QSWJ BARNHILL. FRONT ROW MM3 GIST, MM3 TUNSTALL, MMFN WARSITZ, MMFN LITTLE, MMFN HARDY, MMFN TAPPENDICK. NOT SHOWN MMC CSWJ CLINK, MM3 COFFEE, MM3 FRAISER, MM3 GATES, MM1 JUBERT, MM2 MASSEY. A GANG L TO R MMCM SOUTHALL MM3 SMITH MM3 BULLOCK MMFN CALLAHAN MM1 FOOTE , , , , , MM3 FARST MM2 qsvvp sM1TH,MM3 qssp BOOKER, EN2 WEBB, MM2 COVINGTON, EN1 MCCLUSTER MM1 MCCOW ELL, FN. RACHILLA, MM3 GATES, ENS. PERKINS. , R-DIVISIO BACK ROW LTO R ENS. BRISSON, MR1 qsvvp PANNELLA, HT2 qswp OCHAB, DC1 qswy BROWN, DC3 qswy CRUTCHELY. FRONT ROW HT2 MCCARTHY, HTFA COCKROFT, DCFN LEE, DCFN KAMINSKI, Dcz qswp HIGHLAND. E-DIVISIO T L - BACK ROW L TO R: EMC CSWJ BERGERON, EM2 CSWJ BOYCE, EM3 WRIGHT, IC1 CSWJ HARDWICK IC2 HAMMOND, ICF N RADEBAUGH, LTJG. PERKINS. FRONT ROW EM2 BULATEWICZ, EN 3 NGUYEN EM2 BILANCIONE, IC2 WOODS, ICFA NUTITUS. NOT SHOWN EM2 ALLEY, IC3 KELLY. 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Hammond, SN. Holmes, BM3 Monroe, SN. Holder, BMC CSWJ Eilers, ENS. Salyers. SECO D DIVISIO BACK ROW L TO R FCCM CSWJ TOLIVER, GMG1 PARKE, FC2 BRANDMIER, FC2 CSWJ SKYTTA, FCSN SHINGARA, FC1 CSWJ WHITTON, FC3 DUBOIS, GMG2 CSWJ BOSSE, GMC CSWJ PENSYL. FRONT ROW FC3 SIERS, GMG2 GILMAN, FC3 MAYNARD, FC2 CARTER, ENS. CELIA, GMG3 CSWJ AVILA, FC3 BER- CHTOLD, FC2 CLARK. A S DIVISIO BACK ROW L TO R STGCS CSWJ HEROLD, STG1 ALSEPT, STG2 ROBARE, STG2 BOLES, STG2 OLTON, ST G2 MERRIMAN, GMM2 PHILLIPS, GMM2 MOLINA, STG3 CSWJ KEZIAH, TM1 CSWJ VIMISLIK, STG3 OLSON, STG2 CSWJ HILLMAN, STG1 CSWJ YOUNG, LTJG. ANDERSON. MIDDLE ROW STG2 PATRICK, STG3 BRUCE, ST G3 URQUIOLA, STG2 CSWJ DANSER, GMM3 SMITH, GMM1 CSWD MOORE, STG1 CSWD FREEMAN, ST G2 CSWJ BRACKETT, STG2 CARTER, STG2 PERERA. FRONT GMMSN MASUS, STG3 PAIGE, GMM3 STAN KER, STGSN MUNYAK. NOT SHOWN STG3 RICH, ST G3 CAMPER, STG3 MODGLIN, ENS. 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We had navigated the Chilean Inland Waterway Ccomplete with icefieldsj and done nightly signaling, teletype, and continuous wave drills. Keeping the gear operational, without easy access to some parts, kept the ET's busy around the clock with bubble gum and baling wire. We participated in countless Cand seemingly endlessj tactical maneuvering drills, never quite sure which direction some of the foreign escorts would turn to take station, we fought 17 free play battles simulating wartime conditions and learned a great deal tactically in the process. In port time was at a premium with many extra hours spent ensuring that at sea events would go smoothly. Liberty was enjoyed wherever and whenever it could be had. Most within the department, however will remember Talcahuano Chile and Caracas Venezue- la where almost sixty percent of the department spent off duty time lending a helping hand by repainting and refurbishing two desperately poor orphanages. All in all it was a long hard five months, but it isn't called the best darn cruise in the Navy for nothing. L X' Electronic Warfare Operations Specialist COSJ 21 0 C DIVISIQ L TO R RMC CLINTON, RMSN RUTLAND, SM2 CSWJ GUNTER, RMSA DOWDIE, RM2 DAVIS, SM2 NAR MORE, RM2 GALES, SM3 KELLY, RM3 CHAMBERS, RM2 MONTGOMERY, RM3 QUARLES, SM2 WIL- LIAMS, RMI WADE. O I DIVISIO BACK ROW L TO R OSSN WHEAT, OS2 MOORE, OS2 MCCRAY, OSSR PAYTON, OSSR DAVIS, OS1 DALY, OS1 CSWJ ELLIOT, OS1 CSWJ GROH, OS3 HANSEN, OS2 SINGLETON, OSSA MIDDLETON, OS2 CREN- SHAW, OS2 SHIELDS, OS2 ROGERS, OSC QSWD JONES. FRONT ROW OSSN SMITH, OS2 NEWMAN, OS1 REESE, OS3 MAYNOR, OSSR PHILLIPS, OSSN WETTLAND, OS3 PATROM. NOT SHOWN OS2 BIBLE, OS3 CRIPS, OS1 JOHNSON, OS3 TOLA, OSSN WELCHMAN, LTJG. KINCAID. O E DIVISIO L TO R ETC qswp ROBESON, ET2 TYRE, ET1 ROBBINS, ET2 MANNING, EWSN MCCLURE, ET3 HARRIS, ET3 SPENCER, EW2 qswp MEDLOCK, EW3 HOFFMAN, EW2 QSW5 CORDES, EW3 PURCELL, EWC MCDONALD. NOT SHOWN ET2 qswp SMITH, ET3 RAY, EW2 KOSTANSEK. SUPPLY 3 .ww- -,W4N3'ff,f'J!f'7'ZZ1,,'7 11 f,,v ?v7h 'W f sl , X www? 9 ii!! nf ,L W X A, W6 ' Q x , M ,. . ,I- I, AA, ,M Xxf ZQ l ffimff M 01 WW ' ff A W' ' 7 I' Wh A f f 5 0 Q ,M A xl 52' WZKYZ 3 e Z , gag? X vf xv! My ff! XF ,f jg ff r f. X M! x X ,, l WZ Z 4 , 9 , 1 4.-1 ' . .-f ffm? f , , I' ' . . f- fn f x ' 1 'X ' x f S4 'ca ' mf , if A, xwt, -5? fs ,1 X fa- 'f 1 lf .w,Lf V- 'M Wg S2032 W .f jg Q 1' 'viii 3 ifngnwyz ,Q 'mf 5 A sl' 2 I ix tmfgdgm f I ly MM W f Q.-wawwwwf xx www. W wmmwzwrp . X X SUPPLY DEP RT Storekeeper fSKy Supply department has a great responsibility onboard any ship and our supply lived up to its responsibil- ity very well. Being taken for granted most of the time, the SH's, MS,s, DK's, and SK's really put a lot of ef- fort into having a smooth running de- partment. Special events like recep- tions were handled With ease and pro- fessionalism. Repair parts, pay, meals and laundry are all handled by supply and you know that you can count on our supply- department be- ing there for you when you need them. Disbursing Clerk CDKD . , . Mess Ship s Servnce- Management man fSHl Specialist qmsy 26 DISBURSING CLERKS L to R Lt. Motley, DK1 CSWJ Lovell, DK CSWJ Cagle, ENS. Muhammed. SHIPS SERVICEME LT. MOTLEY, SH2 WILLIAMS, SH3 PLEDGER, SH2 WURTZ, ENS. MUHAMMED. NOT SHOWN SH2 LAD SON. ST GREKEEPERS L TO R LT. MOTLEY, SK1 STEWART, SKSN HUPP, SKC ABUNDO, SK3 CAVAZOS, ENS. MUHAMMED MESSDECKS BACK ROW L TO R MSSA BELL, MS3 CAURTHENS, FCSA SHINGARA, MSI BROWN, OSSA PAYTON, SN. BROUSSARD, RMSA RUTLAND, OSSA JONES, MMFN RACHILLA, MS2 COBB, MS1 MCELROY, SN. JOHN- SON, MS2 HERNDON, MS2 LEWIS, LT. MOTLEY, ENS. MUHMMAD, MSCS CSWJ JONES. FRONT ROW MMFA MOORE, DC2 CSWJ HIGHLAND, MSSN MORALES, MS2 CSWJ WARD, RMSA MCCLANAHAN, SN. MARQUIS, SN. BARD, MSSN FIELDS, FN. BRUNING. Q AV ADMI 2 , x f fam 2 'Q A5 Z f' if . f 4 W Z 9 ff M, W ll ll AV ADMI NavfAdmin department is our smallest de- partment on board but none the less important. Our QM's smoothly took us through many exer- cises and the most impressive Chiliean Straits. The Administration side was just as busy having a constant flow of paperwork moving in and out of the office. The HM's, QM's, MA's, YN's, NC and PN's really put forth the effort to make Uni- tas XXX a memorable experience. A special thanks to PC2 Potenstein who put in many long hours tracking down the crews mail. AV ADMI ' X' srwimszf , ,-4 -W, gm-I BACK ROW L TO R LT. Sanders, PNC CSWJ Harms, YN3 Burney, YNSN Fulkerson, YNSN Lievsay, PNSN Moore, YN1 Bragg, PNSN Harris, MAC CSWJ Thomson, LTJG. Cason. FRONT ROW HM3 Reed, QM2 Mas- sey, QM3 Selle, PC3 Pontenstein, QMSN Walker, QMSA Wood. NOT SHOWN QMC CSWJ Lopez, HM1 Uhrig RQ. if Xldiw ,N X ,f l.,.,.,,1..-MX AIR DET, f Mm-V 1,-mf.wwff, ,,M,,,V ,--M-,,,..Mf,,,,,,,,,f ' M.. ,, XMQWMNNWVW o:u,....-.--ff M Mff,' U HW' fw,,f,,f,,,. ,, W W - ,,,WMmZj'j,f,ff' an The officers and men of DET-5 The Jokers of HSL-32 DET-5 completed an extremely successful UNITAS cruise flying over 345 hours across the five month journey. They exceeded all major goals that were set for the cruise, including 4396 night time, 32WJ ASW mission time and 3992: OTHXSSSC mission time. In addition to the heavy flight schedule, the det spent much of their time main- taining an almost 9096 fully mission capable rate. This is a significant indication of the hard work and long hours the maintenance crew put in during both the in port and at sea periods. Without their efforts AMERICA 140 would not have been able to assist the ship as often and as well as it did. Despite the enormous pressure placed on the ship and detachment during UNI- TAS 30, HSL-32 DET-5 enjoyed the chance to see South America and meet its people, and we all know that it would have been far less enjoyable were it not for the help of the J LB crew. Thanks to LCDR. Sampson, ADC Thompson, and a big thank you to men on the USS Jesse L. Brown. The Hopeful Queens CRGSS N The queen, boy Ken. 36 The Triplets THE LI gpsv' Go Unitas!! Another Wog for the pool Cou1dn't miss -. --W '1 f 54 gl f'fjfXXfc .Q X23 X X7 f ? f 3' Q3 SR ft ' XS' ? f fi 5 , 4x 3 f ? f , Z 2 Z DO IT J.D.! . , XX 7: 'L , ' - ' N-X X 'X X1 .:..X'x XXX ' K XX ' 'S : - ff , M, XXXw:XQ,l, XXXX, X ,f I, , Wx ,lfx UW ' A XX P - NYS? 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'W ' ' Q : . - - 41 ' 4 ,'-- XX g'1,.1 --Ffr z45 X-X51 In NssfS'f:.1 f?P X f ,,: r X ' I ,X X x .1 X. ,X P' P Q, 1, ,M ff V NOW THERE'S A HAPPY CAMPER! SLIK IS HAVING TOO MUCH FUN + 1 4 J 1 U 4 I Q 40 K Z1 0 f V A GOOD PLACE FOR THEM 'f f'W 7'X ,f ,f 4 gi fm - ? xxxx ,,,,,,f, Z S yn mg'-N, f',,g ,,,, .x..xX ,,,,fff f pfmgfw WWI igl fa 65' AE- 31, 1 f 4 f ,N VW ,,,!,, A , , ., ,W w,,,,,, DON'T SMILE YET, IT'S NOT OVER KISS IT!! TWO FRESH BACKS WHO'S NEXT RICK? .-mf-ff lim To all Sailors wherever ye may be: and to all mermaids, whales, sea serpents, sharks, dolphins and all other living things of the sea GREETING: Know ye that on 7 August 1989 in Lattitude 00000 and Longitude 39.10W there appeared in our royal domain the U.S.S. JESSE L. BROWN FF-1089. Be it remembered that the said Vessel and officers and crew thereof, have been inspected and passed on by Ourself and Our Royal Staffg and be it known by all ye Sailors, Marines, Land Lubbers and others who be honored by his presence that the U.S.S. JESSE L. BROWN and Crew has been found worthy to be numbered as one of our trusty shellbacks and has been duly initiated into the solemn mysteries of the ancient order of the deep. NEPTUNIS REX l UNITAS XXX SURFACE WARFARE OFFICERS LTJG 4SWOp ANDERSON LTJG- CSWOD FOLK ENLISTED SPECIALISTS MM1 qSWp BARNHILL STG2 qSWp BRACKETT DC3 qswp CRUTCHLEY OS1 qswy GROH STG2 qSWp HILLMAN OMC qSWp LOPEZ QM2 qSWp MASSEY GMM1 QSWJ MOORE BT2 QSW5 QUINN MM2 qSWp SMITH MS2 qSWy WARD HURRICANE HUGO On September 22, 1989, hurricane HUGO hit the United States with its eye passing through Charleston, where the majority of our families still resided. The crew started to pay attention to Hugo after it made its deadly way through Puerto Rico and the American Virgin Islands. A few of the crew members, myself included, have family on the islands. At this time we began our futile attempt at getting news from home. The news we didn't want to hear did make it to us: Hugo hits Charleston causing mass devastation. After pulling into our next port, there was an understandable mad rush to the phones only to find in most cases that the phone lines were down. The ra- dio'men worked hard getting all the EZ mes- sages sent and distributed. In the aftermath of Hugo our families still in Charleston went through some very trying times. We thank GOD all of our families made it through Hugo though there was quite a bit of property dam- age. STCM Buss and a few others were sent home to help with the damage. Their efforts were well received by their own families and the Charleston community. Our deepest respect goes out to our wives and children, who through their own strength, courage, and perseverance made it through this ordeal. To go through Hugo alone, our families deserve more appreciation than this statement can convey. We thank all of you. STG2 D.L. PERERA PI-IGTU CGNTEST WINNERS HALLGWEEN THE GRIM REAPER, STG2 DANSER N CONTESTANT ROW OUR LOVABLE MC PRQJECT I-IA DCLASP N xy hx ix Q A ,W .uN'4a',, 5 KX e W QXWMK K , 6 Through out the cruise Jesse L. Brown sailors showed a lot of enthu- siasm towards PROJECT HAND- CLASP. In Concepcion 26 individ- uals worked hard at a children's free medical clinic so they could reopen. In Valparaiso an orphanage for 450 kids and a home and treatment cen- ter for the mentally handicapped warranted our attention. THANKS!! All of you who helped be happy knowing you made a difference. Z Z-4 Q 5 5 J 2- i , 44.. Z A., l .W W. 9. 4 51 XOP! MESS NIGHT NOW I REMEMBER WHY I WENT OFFICER! THE MAD POT SCRUBBER C E -lf: fi! , -fi' , 5 K LOOK CLOSE, THEY CAN WORK 1 THIS ISN'T SURF AND TURF? HAPPY CUSTOMERS 'ummm ,Ji THESE COOKS SMILE TOO MUCH SMILE CHIEF SOMEONE PLEASE HELP ME GET MY TEETH APART. 54 THE BEST SERVICE ARGUND 1 56 UNREP DETAIL x X SN REGAN, ENOUGH SAID! - S Aw W vvvvv .,.,M...y.,, ,.,,,, , ,, .. ,.,, ,. ,, ,,,,.,,, ,, ,, ,, ,,.w15:,..,,,,,,,n,,,N,,, WMM., ,,,,,, y . ,.., W ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,., , ,,,.,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, . . W,,n,,,n,, XwWmvWAfm ' W llW A THE BROTHERS RGC. SUPPLY AT THEIR FINEST! WHICH WAY IS SOUTH? 60 1 ONE TOO MANY EXERCISES! lm. is x N X Q Ni x X S f x Q N i X sy W S ' N, ,, M W SX N vf 5 P, ,....-..-.-, , W , fffffw vf W , 'L'L 'gi KZ., 5 jx 4 K l XZ W , Q j I WANNA BE JUST LIKE MY SEA DADDY. YOU SMILE TOO MUCH! 63 Q I i WHAS SAPPEN ING? ,Eh , ff .Q , '. . A.,-Q, THE ONE AND ONLY! 64 M . - fy: ,.,.,. m M1 , ' 'Pi , fx , J- . -, , M' ..-n.,..,,.f - H - fb A ,lf -VN ,. , I -.1-fu. - I ' xx 'F , v ' ,,-fo., 1,-'kk ,fvfyfi .55 MOOSE WOULD BE PROUD!! Qs.-r:v-5-efgrgfpg-x'afw+,:u.'pv2PQ!l X, H, .. .Gr 1 A , J s ft -VT' 2 .cf 1 - A df , A , ' I ' A ., ,, , Q . g1?wi.'u rv C' ' fri : D ,Q . iff' . 3 x 4 if J' kt U 4 :AZ K X751 ' v - . ff , N . ' 1 -if' f ,A 4 Af, , X Nici, . 'L V ' , - K ff' .yi Kp. ' 4- - , I , ,ff A W , 'Li' -Y. , ' ff f W 1 'V 'w 1 t , ,. 4 1 r f 'f1.wu-.3.Q- Z ', - . 1 , X Y V' kk I A F , V , Rf T a 2 4 ' l.,,,. . -, . ' 1 . MA- - ' . , f f- I - ' w ,r,. 1 AV . ij, Q! ' Q -.',N - Yr- .: X 1 V, . I tt' ' '- ' w.-,, Ii if ' . O i i i fikf .A ' O,O, O P AOP. Ju li , ,Q 4 ', f y, - A. ,,.L, . :5-,y ' f , . -4:1 .g . , jf W Y? ' AOOA .fm ,, M G' I 65 I 'V I I cu SW A ,A I GUESS HE TOOK' HIS OWN MEDICINE! Z 2 3 V My ,W fx 0 f Q gm? 'Q Q I 3' ff: Y, if f X x 1 66 fl X f 71 xxx f X f f Z f J ,,,. ..- '4'Q,,,, f ,I-.,,-M r' by A , , , fi 4, f W 1- fff WM M , X J, 7 ' 2 Qxxxx xx , UD fs., J v U' 5 I V. ,I 67 I The few, the proud, the Scullery crew 21,5 'fl 1 555535 X'l55m M '5S W 0 . n. N.,- Those aren't orders you are happy about?! Frank at his best. TOO MUCH SUGAR IN YOUR COFFEE? -x f ' A SURE CHIEF, WHATEVER YOU SAY HERE HOLD THIS, IT MIGHT LOOK LIKE WE ARE WORKING. , ,V 1 4 if f lg NV? Tonights Dinner? Mr. A., Why does everyone else have paint on them? South American Officers: Lucho Penny and Fran sisco Ugarte Thanksgiving 73 X X f,ffw2f,f , K' K Xxih ' Q, flgpfj xx yffgf , N ' fwff, , Wy, f, . ff 7. ,, , , WWW 1 A , , , , , W ,, , rf? 6 ,a.. f , f f ,,,i,, J, , Mfpw Q: f , f , W f , ,,fvf'?9-S. CW? A 5 , 2'-3 A A ,,,, ,., W, . - 4 ' 51TTWW5E71 A wfwf ' ' 'Muff Q , f ,. ' M -Q 7,,fC'1ff 1T1J Mfffwf , ,, . F M M-il fwm W ,MH ,, W yf hhuvi VWW, , J 5 W, , , f ,wfff Q -v , , ., . 2 M, MM ff' jjf..4,,? V7,,ML!WNk V .V ' ' ' ?'g7f,l , V 3 ' I, M M ,MLK .gpg 1W,,?,,Mmw -+i ' fiew-V ff-N,4,,, W-ff 'i,'fz,,w I ,,, ', Af ,gf A 'WM ' 5,739 MN5i'7f7'L 2vh.7iiw 'VW Wm N' 'I '3 ' 7 , W ' ,,,, 1 f W f i i , 1 121492 ffffwn f , J -'wwf V NQWWV , ,, I f J ,, . f .. , -QQ A , 'ga ,,ff' hr ' ' 2 f ww f' , ,, Q.. flggflgk A ' , -, a ' ,. W -4, ,f,2:fhe'2QfXfqAx'Hf'41f AAfw..,..,M..Q WWWA ' QW: x -p 3Wh .rm '1-Q--Aww A ,X r f 1 - Mmxilifr.. .ww V mf V.. T, NOW MUSTER A 30 MAN WORKING PARTY. 75 Really, This Big! Is Tola the only one working? ,,--w-..........,. 76 ' While you're smiling who's driving X A 4' I X 3 is 54.3 ' ln JE-5 ,xxx x, S X N '+ 53 if THE brat pack just what are the benefits of starched collars XO? 1 J M -Zi' ss? X Y WX xi. X X l JUST HAVING A Goon TIME E Y 0? g s w V X 1 l L ,,.f D Cf i I F L ,, V . KR 'Y if ffffffgg? 6 5 Come on Pensyl, you need to get back. A ' xxx W K I can here the ocean in these! What a happy Ward room W 4 Q X I X X X X X X ,KX X. X X X X X X X, XX XX X X ' X IX XX X Xl X X X 'Xf Xl X X i XI X, X X I l 86 A ' -A sm xg Z Q f ll 1 , f, W HAS THE PARTY STARTED YET? 1 WHERE AM I? WHO AM I AM? PEOPLE ALGN G THE WAY in Nr-., . cf I 89 ,-ww H ANOTHER GREAT GUN SHOOT WHY IS BOSSE SMILING SO? 90 fl S4 If f W if ,, I S 1 I, ,Z L fm 2,1 ,W W QI IF LOOKS COULD KILL! 'EN .wx- r 1 i7 X X .Kg x ' N 'I-. I 5 STOKE THAT FIRE! HOW MANY LICKS TO THE CENTER MR. CULLOM? E E-ii Pin Av 5745 . ,xii 12 L '3 ' if Z ,A L A 4 , L ' L x K X V , E IT AS SHIPS e f Z 5 2 2 Z ? 1 5 X wx n Qgxgwg--,Q gig? ? if if T 32 ' f is Q .W . Q M X? fix ff ,WV 7 X f X f ?f ,f f f 1 X M f , ff 7-v U f ..L Q7- -W ns, l. 'VK-L 7, if fif, ' I A96 r X x f 2 'Mfxx , M ' 1 M my-all , ki k .--- 1 -' 477 ' if gw ff ,www -N-1 1 ff Q f-, V . ,, V, f ,, f .,iNXg,ZMf,f5, K . ,M 5 ,. 1 f 0, - 1 ' ,,,g 'h' , ,.,, ,, , . ,, my , ,aff W + f X W H ..A, .... M77 M K ' 'llf I 'kkk , W XQXA Xf g 1 .W ' 5' 1 A 'M .... xxix -Qww f, , .Wim ,,,, f , f I SMX WMF! ..w Q,- WIN f ,-HT - , ,Jinhw ,d-Lal ' 95 SOUTH AMERICAN BEAUTY M i ,K V Y..... Y .... sg x x fm W ,mg V4 WV ,v-Ml Rgpe ww ff f Www ' w X X W-9 wi , ' , . A A ' 2, , Www LZ-il 2 ? 2 5 I 2 2 f 2 2 5 fiwmm 2 7 . A QW ,, W. , W Q Zi' 14, ff' l The happiest man on UNITAS Never forget the Woman in Red! xikx X x 'Q' ' .Q CREDITS Officer Liason - LT-IG Anderson Editor - STG2 Perera Co-Editor - STG2 Patrick Layout - STG2 Perera STG2 Patrick Photography - STG2 Patrick Art Work - GMM3 Smith STG2 Perera SM1 Johnson MM1 Jubert And many thanks to numerous other individuals WALSWORTH CRUISE BOOK OFFICE PUBLISHING 5659V g B h BI d COMPANY N f lk VA 23502 Marceline, M U SA E2 IJ In 4 rf W Z afiyf if ,, .w V3 ,IWW ,WWWWXWW ' Y-fm, ,,,,WV Wie' V, W, M6479