Jesse Brown (FF 1089) - Naval Cruise Book

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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. BRENNER.

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'Signalman CSMJ 4 iRadioman QRMJ ll' 'we I i 'L' cn o f .' -Q4 O 2. o cn Technician QETQ DEPART ME Unitas XXX was a tremendously demanding de- ployment for the operations department. The South American Navies have grown up since the First Unitas thirty years ago and each considers its phase a kind of annual graduation exercise to match wits with the world's premier Navy. Every division within the depart- ment was challenged with an incredibly hectic op tempo, but the crew rose to every occasion with constant first rate style. After the Tally came in we realized why the cruise had been so exhausting. In the ten phases of UNI- TAS, we had completed over 30 anti-submarine, 20 anti- aircraft, 20 electronic war fare, and 5 anti surface war- fare exercises. 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