Jouett (CG 29) - Naval Cruise Book

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1983 volume:

Union Of Soviet Socialist Republics Prince Edward KERGUELEN v l Bering Sea B IHDI ' K Ot ' CAFHICOHh PACIFIC OCEAIN ISl ilARSHALl ISlAnOS ' GILB£RT ISLATIDS Christmas Istand ■% - •i!)! f PHOEMIX ISLANDS ElltCE ISLATIDS SAPIOA ISLANDS SOCILTV ISl A SOUTH PACIFC PORTS O ' CALL 13 - 16 SEP 82 - PEARL HARBOR. HAWAII ie - 19 OCT 82 - SINGAPORE 30 OCT - 4 NOV - PATTAYA BEACH. THAILAND 10 - 26 NOV 82 - SUBIC BAY, PHILIPPINES 29 NOV - 4 DEC 82 - HONG KONG 19 -22 DEC 82 - SASEBO. JAPAN 23 - 28 DEC 82 - PUSAN, KOREA JO DEC 82 - 12 JAN 83 - YOKOSUKA. JAPAN ' 3 - 25 JAN Si - SASEBO. JAPAN 30 JAN - 21 FEB 83 - SASEBO. JAPAN 23 - 25 FEB 83 - YOKOSUKA. JAPAN 5 - 8 MAR 83 - SASEBO, JAPAN 24 MAR - 28 APR - YOKOSUKA. JAPAN 5 - 8 MAY 83 - PEARL HARBOR. HAWAII 14 MAY 83 - SAN DIEGO. CALIFORNIA THE WORLD ' S MOST CAPABLE SURFACE WARSHIP DEDICATION TO THE SAILOR IN ALL OF US CONTENTS THE CREW Combat Systems 8 Naviation 17 Operations 20 Engineering 32 Supply 45 THE CRUISE 49 Underway for WESTPAC 52 Replenishment at Sea 54 Event 2701 on the Equator 57 Flight Operations 53 The Threat 65 Commence Ship ' s Work 67 Drydock 75 Ida Freeman Elementary School 78 NOW LIBERTY CALL SO Pearl Harbor 81 Singapore 83 Thailand 84 Philippines g$ Hong Kong 92 Korea at Christmas 95 Japan 99 SPORTS 104 TIGER CRUISE 107 HOMECOMING 109 45 -March- t5 Aprri I SEPTEMBER 1982- - - ' 1983 14 May COMMANDING OFFICER CAPTAIN R.S. MCCARTNEY UNITED STATED NAVY Captain R.S. McCartney was born in Honolulu. Hawaii and raised in Whittier. California. He atlended Whittier High School and Stanford University under the NROTC Program receiving his commission as Ensign. USN in June I960. Following graduation he was assigned as Operations Officer. USS Prime (MSO 466). In May 1963. he reported to USS New (DD 818) as Weapons Officer and subsequently served as Operations Officer. In July 1965 he reported to the U.S. Naval Postgraduate School and in June 1966 received an MS degree in Management. From July 1966 until December 1968 he was assigned to the Fleet Computer Programming Center. Pacific as Management Control Officer This was followed by a tour at the Headquarters. U.S. Military Advisory Group. Vietnam. In February 1970 he reported to USS Robison (DDG 12) as Executive Officer. From August 1971 until June 1972 he attended the Naval War College as a student in the College of Naval Command and Staff and in September 1972 assumed command of USS Mitscher (DDG 35). In May 1974 he reported to the Informations Systems Divison. (OP 91) Office of the Chief of Naval Operations and in 1976 moved to the AAW Branch. Surface Combat Systems Division (OP 35). In June 1977 he reported to the staff Commander Cruiser Destroyer Group ONE for duty as Surface Operations Officer. In February 1979 he returned to the Pentagon as Head. Navy Command and Control System Branch (OP 942F). Captain McCartney is married to the former Barbara C Calderon of San Diego. California and they have five children. COMMANDER WILLIAM W. COBB, Jr. LIEUTENANT COMMANDER LAWRENCE HEYWORTH EXECUTIVE OFFICERS CDR Cobb was born in Sedalla. Missouri in a navy family and graduated from George Washington High School in Alexandria. Vir ginia. After enlisted service in USS Robert Keller (DD 219). he attend- ed the United States Naval Academy graduating in 1966 with a Bache- lor of Science Degree. After graduation, he served as Electronics an d Communications Officer in USS Fletcher (DD 945). In July 1969. he reported to USS Milwaukee ( AOR 2) serving as CIC and Operations Officer. In 1970 he attended Destroyer School in Newport. Rhode Island. Following De- stroyer School he served as Weapons and acting Executive Officer in USS Carpenter (DD 825) until 1973. From 1973 until 1975 he attended the U.S. Naval Postgraduate School in Monterey. California receiving a Master of Science degree in Operations Research and System Analysis. He then served in the Office of the Chief of Naval Oper- ations until May 1979. He next served in USS Fox (CG 33) as Weapons Officer from September 1979 until 1981. Following attendance at the prospective Executive Officer ' s course in Newport, he reported to USS Jouett (CG 29) for duty as Executive Officer in September 1981. serving until March 1973. CDR Cobb is married to the former Karen Ruth King of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania and they have two children. LCDR Heyworth was born in Annapolis, Maryland and graduated from St. James High School in Hagerstown. Maryland In 1966. After graduating from the U.S. Naval Academy m 1970, he reported to USS Davidson (FF 1045) in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii as the CIC and Electronics Material Officer. LCDR Heyworth attended the Naval Destroyer School in 1973 and was subsequently posted to USS Koelsch (FF 1049) homeported in Mayport, Florida as Weapons Officer. In December 1975 LCDR Heyworth was split-toured to the San Diego based USS Cayuga (EST 1186) where he served as Chief Engineer until August 1979. After a tour at the U.S. Naval Academy where he was assigned duties as a company officer, then as the Executive Assistant to the Commandant of Midshipmen, LCDR Heyworth was attached to the Staff of Commander, Cruiser Destroyer Group THREE where he was the Flag Secretary. Following his detachment from staff duties in December 1982, he attended the prospective Executive Officer ' s course in Newport. Rhode Island. He then reported aboard USS Jouett (CG 29) and assumed duties as Executive Officer. LCDR Heyworth is married to the former Marijo Oliver of San Diego. California. THE CREW 1 -, £N - s A., i j 1 V ;; ! 4. J EXECUTIVE ASSISTANTS LT Bruce Blickle Chaplain LTJG Wain Smith Legal Officer EMCM (SW) Paul Wilson Command Master Chief RMC Don Salhus Substance Abuse Coordinator MAC John Garner Chief Master at Arms NCI Dick Dewey Career Counselor Bruce Cerretani PACE Instructor COMBAT SYSTEMS DEPARTMENT LCDR Craig Perry Combat Systems Officer LT Mike Adams Weapons Systems Officer LT Pat Myers Weapons Systems Officer CBS CW03 Chuck Davenport Fox Division Officer Systems Test Officer TCM Albert Jackson FTCS (SW) Larry Bryant FTMC (SW) Roger Kee FTGC Ernesto Soliz CBS 3M Coord Security Training Sys Test Coord Training Sup CBS Leading Cfiief 55B Group Sup 48 MP Group Sup 68 Harpoon CIWS FTMI Steven Plante FTMI Micfiael Wilkes FTMI David Halstead FTMI Mark Rasmussen FTGI Bryan Jofinslon FTG2 Arthur Lacy FTM2 Claudio Prieto FTM2 Gary Simon FTMi Stephen Jones FTM3 Stephen Friberg FTm3 Charles Floer FTG2 Jeffery Sickels FTG2 Morris Miller FTG2 Lonnie Benson FTG2 Bryan Reeves J- 1 i FTG2 Pete Brooks FTG3 Douglas Wigmore FTM3 Michael Rahn FTG3 Daniel Lidster FTM3 Jeffrey Argabright FTGSN Dennis Criss FTM3 Billy Clark FTM3 Steven Goldinger FTGSN Jeffery Kostunk GMMSA Tony Shockley V Gunner ' s Male GM DIVISION LTJG David Cooper GMG Division Officer ENS Richard Ladao GMM Division Officer GMGCS Wesley Stougfiton GMMC Thomas Hoover i GMMI Javier Delgado GMGI Richard Gahring GMMI Juan Garcia GMMI Ricardo Hernandez i GMGi David Esenwein GMM3 Richard Erickson GMG3 Anthony Granet GMM3 Bruce Wildey GMMSN Michael Brown ' i GMMSN Mark coons GMMSN Thomas Curtis GMGSN Paniel Hawkins . 1 A GMMSN Frederick Wilhamson GMGSN Leon Zavatski AS DIVISION LTJG Rod Holhs Division Officer Sonar Technician Torpedoman ' s Male «S TMI Johnnie Williams STGI Gerald Washington STGI John Goldsby TM3 Erskine Reese STG3 Timothy Rockwell STG3 Mic. lel Wenman STG3 Lawrence Boulanger STG3 Daniel Kmev STG3 Dwight Holderman STG3 John Soileau M ti TM3 Anthony Miles STG SN Jerry Daughcrly STGSN Ricardo Resales SN i orneil Allison STGSN Rill Hoolon EC DIVISION Data Systems Technician LT Bob Barnes Division Officer DSl Michael Taylor DS3 Jarrell Mingea DS3 Scott Mixson DS3 Mark Cathcart DSSN Victor Aquilar DSSN Ricky Lamarr ET DIVISION ETI Mark Heumann ETCM Will Pruitl Division Ofdcor Electronics Technician ETI Simon Redding ET2 Michael Watson ET2 Kenneth Rothwell ET2 (SS) Todd Bailey i_ V ET2 Ron Schmidt ET2 Dennis Kisler ET3 Michael Worrad ET2 Joseph Dolbee ET3 Keith Brown ET. ' David Diramio ET3 Douglas Perzan ET3 Lew Kiracofe ET3 Pete Lamantia ET3 Thomas Oiler NAVIGATION X NX DEPARTMENT Hospital Corpsman Personnelman Ouartermasler YNC Ralph Caver LT John Cavanaugh Division Officer PNC Randy Holden i HMI Claries Troncone OMI Tom Parr PNJ Hector Escaieda PC3 Richard Beresford 1 PN3 Jorge Limfueco YNSN Ben Bertrand QM2 Bruce Carroll YNSN Manuel Rivera QM2 Robert Stringer HM3 Don Johnson QMSN Norman Morgan YNSN Allan trwin V SN Seyed Mad|less OPERATIONS OPERATIONS DEPARTMENT LCDR Wil Hollowell Operations Officer LT Thomas Works CIC Officer LT Pliil Lamontca CIC Officer CLASSIC OUTBOARD DIVISION Electronic Warfare Technician mk LT Jim Newman Division Officer LTJG Rick Middleton Electronic Warfare CTTCS (SS) Denny Foster Leading Chief ■ C Jeffery Seaman CTRC J. R. Williams CTTC (SS) Bill Shaw CTAI Robert Fletcher CTOI Don Pineau CTR2 Bill Pletzer CTM3 Terry Farrell CTM3 Andy Shields CT03 Snake Shuster CTT2 Richard Bowman EW2 Charles Raymond CTR3 Keith Olson CT03 Robert Mickelson CT03 John Allen CTM3 Rocco Cavallo EW3 George Blanding EW3 Paul Lemay EWSN James Coons M JOSN Michael Simpson CTRSN Thomas Ross oc DIVISION Signalman L T Paul Branum Division Officer RMCM (SW) Harold Sammons Division Officer SMC (SW) Ronald Franckowlak RMC Pedro Rodriquez SMI Vernon Wilson RMI Harley Marshall RM Panny Butler RM2 Kenneth Buell RM2 Ramon Walker SM2 Timothy Shelabarger SMi Tracy Strmger RM3 George Jones n SM3 Frank Davis RM3 Michael Williams SM3 Jesse Loucks RM3 Doug Povee SMSN Harold Barrett RMSN Shawn Hudson Boatswain Male BMC (SW) David Clymer FIRST DIVISION , ' LTJG John Cameron Division Officer RMI Richard Collings LTJG Vince Jefferies Division Officer BMI Arturo Mallari Assault Boat Cox ' n BM2 Terrence Johnson BM2 Billy Romanowitz BM3 Llaylon irvin BM3 Patrick Estes BM3 Al Kopepassah BMSN Jeffery Greenwood SN Chris Burns SN Michael Grimes SN Donald Kinman SN Howard Mclntyre SN David Pinglelon SN Gilbert Hughes SN Jesse Rogers SN Rey Monocal SN Kevin Christiansen SN Andrew Leary SN Terry Johnson SN Michael Tucker SN Narvel Barbian SN Richard Johnson SN Anton Tolman SN Carry Lowis SN Richard Metzger BMSA Wade Watson SA Thomas Gula SA Puke Tinoco SA Octavio Retana SA Raymond Jarvis SA David Marzan SA Samuel Dock SA Conrado Hortizuela SA Anthony Thames SA Douglas Morris 01 DIVISION B. Operations Specialist LTJG Warren McCall Division Officer ■Staw -■■jt =: t r ' xrms:, OSCS (NAC) Greg Vincent OSC James Weidhuner OSI kevin Mitchell OSI Jimmie Hall OSJ Pliillip Werndh OS2 Virgil Hansen XI OS2 Dennis Lyons 0S2 Larry Vancel OS2 Richard Palmer 0S2 Edwin Haney 0S2 Hubert Brown 0S2 David Pevereaux OSi Percy Coleman OS3 Don Pierce OS3 John Johnson 0S3 Gary Fouls OSi David Steinman OS3 Mark Ry an i OSSN Bart Horn OSSN Robert Peterson OSSA Robert Erck OSSN Gerald Pean V OSSN Shawn Pandoy OSSN Ron Trebing OSSA Todd Burnette OSSA Robert Gries ENGINEERING ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT LlDR Jake Schaffner Chief Engineer LCDR Ross Irlam Chief Engineer LTJG Larry Todd Main Propulsion Assistant B DIVISION f,, LTJG Tim Smith Division Officer BTI Allyn Schmidt 5 BTCS (SW) William Steinebach Leading Chief zJ t: ' l Boiler Technician BTI (SW) Frank Fernandez .- J BTC Harold Smeltzer BTI Charles Gilbert BT2 Steven Taylor BT2 Duane Yates BT2 Luis Santeliz BTJ Samuel Davis Hi, BT2 Frank McPole BT2 Melvin Beach BT3 Herbert Canon BT3 Wally Heinrich BT3 Michael Ore BT3 Harold Cotlongin BT3 Robert Dorset! BT3 Michael Decker BT3 Bobby Hil BT3 Ross Juaragui BTfN Christopher Osborn BTFN Mike Johns BTFN David Behning BTFN Jerry Lee BTFN Leon Zech BTFN John Pfau y FN Douglas Cowdrick FN Terry Desch FN Stephen Basilic FN Alden Gallager m BTFA Niru Chin BTFA Gary Mensch FA Ouentm Thompson FR Alan Zinnecker M DIVISION Machinist Mate MMC (SW) Leslie Lentz - ' MMI Tim Cary MMI Steven Perreault MM2 William Staub l MM2 William Staub MM2 Bobby Bradford MM2 Phillip Warner MM3 Soren Anderson MM3 Thomas Ganes MM3 John Ryther MMJ Charles Heywood MM3 Lharlie Hurt MM2 Cesar Dimalantia MM3 Frank Lopez MM3 Michael OConnell MM3 Bernard Devera M 13 Jan Luckenbill MM3 John Taormina MM3 Robert Ewerl MM3 Rod Miller MM3 Douglas Elser MM3 Tommy Scalf MMFN Darrell Hoffman MM3 Frank Lopez MM3 Noe Coriez MMFN David Bickford MMFN Ronald Lloyd MMFN Michael Tebbe MMFN Daniel Baker 1 l A MMFN John Riser MMFN Clifton Neal FN Cesar Dumalig FN Tomas Himaya FN James Jarnot MMFA Robert Tsosie MMFA Ronald Ritter FA Ricardo Aspiras FA Gregory Simpson MMFA William Carroll 39 A DIVISION V Machinst Mate MMI Ron Delaney ENI Eric Mathers MM3 Jay Farren EN3 Todd Stewart XT EN-l Jeffrey Cramer EN3 Michael Burk ENFN A. J. Johnson FN Randy Brandt MMFA Charles Ellis R DIVISION Hull Maintenance Technician Machinery Repairman ENS Mike Rattie Damage Control Assistant HTc Robert Ingram Leading Chief HTI Leonardo Bermudez MRI Eduardo Lascano HT2 Kenneth Holtz HT3 Charles Burgess r HT3 Robert Connearney X i HT3 Kevin Kelley HT3 Mark Judas HTFN James Jenkins HTFN Dana Nelson HTFN Brian Smith HTFN Denis Sirois HTFN Curtis Stone HTFN Fric Voit E DIVISION Electricians Mate Interior Lommunicatlons Electrician LTJG Dave Baker Division Officer LTJG Wesley Watness Division Officer EMC Rodrigo Miguel Leading Chief .f t EMI Crispin Gonzales EM2 Paul Woods IC2 Christian Brower IC2 Robert Gigot IC3 Billy Sweanngen EM3 Troy Vervalen EM3 Craig Brown EM3 Stephen Drager EM3 Marc Fleischer EM3 Rodney French EM3 Jose Campos EM3 Thomas Johnson EMFN Jeffrey Meister ICFN Frank Wright EMFN Michael Higdon EMFN Michael Aicher SS 1 ICFN Michael Macomber EMFN John Desgrey ICFN Cameron Merrow FN Lynell Kinnebrew FN Delbert Davis FN Kenneth Jenkins FN James Morgan FN Noe Labriales ICFA Armando Lozano SUPPLY I- a  ' ■ ' ' - J 4-.-4 iitvi 4«r u m6i titii«i«i ,VN  . A ;. . ♦ T.« ' , ' M. rtmr sasfji ■ ! [ T . N« s ALiaHKrTiincni - ' cai ;M. «!r. mtiTKTTrirsiiar- SUPPLY DEPARTMENT LCDR Hank Dismuke Supply Officer ENS Michael Maertzig Disbursing Officer Storekeeper SUPPLY i S Mess Management Disbursing Clerk X Ships Serviceman S-l MSC Lyie Brooks MSC Ernesto Gedalanga l v SKI Jody Christian SK2 Eduardo Colchado SK3 Santos Palma SK3 Carlos caballos SK3 Daryl Dho SO SKSN Thomas Crist SKSN William McDaniel SKSR Eduardo Torres '   flrf K MSI Florante Karpio MSI Godofredo Pasion MSI Rodolfo Sayo MS2 Lamonte Forsberg MS2 Robert Hartford MS2 Donald Markley MS3 Cesar Balancio MS3 Andrew Packard MSSN Donald Paradiso MSSN John Schwoeffermann MSSN David Stanley SHI Kenneth Gordon DK3 Noel Costo DK3 Howard Hughes SH3 Ronald Smith SR Dwayne Wilson 4 ' •:..U F% THE CRUISE WESTPAC STATS - - 1 J ' pT r If J You ' re right Captain. I do look like Robert Redford Over $49,000 in profits from the ship ' s store, soda machines and video games was turned in to the Wel- fare and Recreation Fund ' ' ' :, 1579 haircuts were given onboard I5B.60B cans of soda were devoured Have you heard the one about the luba player and the duck? ;- V Meals were prepared for the crew SXi limes In jtkiiiioii over 12,000 loaves of bread were baked. Three new Master Chiefs in one day Tf 28 Jouett crewmembers reenlisted during the cruise for a total of 119 years. Reenlistment bonuses paid out were over $196,000. $5,734,000 in Treasury checks were cashed and over $2,929,909 in disbursements were paid during the cruise. SAYING GOODBYE I SEPTEMBER 1982 «5i This one ' s got to last Does Daddy really have to go? T Mm I ' Why am I smiling? One Last Look c o u N N VERTREP E E P P Another flight quarters? Oh good, more rice and roast beef Ok. Where ' s the cookies? But we ' re tired of pulling the Midway ■ : ' I M; Surf ' s up - J0 ill ' v U ' - j -v •- V Mail calll Ok. who ordered the Porsche? I want to go tool Vertrep - Midway style Was the flight really that bad? Here, drink this Anybody Home? E V E N T 2 7 I To all sailors and other Living things of the sea And to all Landlubbers, wherever ye may be. Greetings, and know ye that on 27th October 19 and 82 Did appear in my proud realm proud Jouett with a wog cursed crew At Latitude Zero Zero North and Longtitude One Zero Six East Trusty Shellbacks they became, after a shillelagh feast. Look out. Brooke Shieldsl Conga Line Aargh. you scurvy dogsl All this and a paycheck tool It ' s not just a job -N m iX ' M i ■ . I ' m not a well person ■ ! ' I like being the XOI I had hair when this startedl I Jim Palmer, eat your heart outi Dr. Livingston, I presume? Yes. you can be saved! Show me the way to go home It wasn ' l like this at the Academy -- ' ' BWB ; i V s A salty Shellback Royal Court Anybody seen the POD? Nice legs V ? -•- 1 Mi My broker? Why Merrill Lynch of coursel No, my mother doesn ' t know I dress like this The Elephant Couple Wog justice A-7 flight F-4 returning A-7 soaring F-4 Phantom trapping on Midway Help me down paddlesi And now it ' s Miller time What do you mean this isn ' t the Enterprise?? A6 flight THE THREAT Beginning in September October when along with the carriers Enterprise and Mid- way we took part in the largest U.S. naval operation in the northern Pacific since World War II. Jouett ' s combat system was trained on a lot of Russians in the air. on the sea and under it. The Soviet reaction to us was unprecedented, but no match for the world ' s most capable surface warship. Petropavlosk CG TU 95 Bear Delta passing directly overhead Petya FFL Foxtrot SS in Malaccan Straits TU 16 Badger Krivak I FFG TU 142 Bear Foxtrot. Senyavin CL IL 38 May IP ' S WORK AV % ' - Its showtimel R2D2 and friends Not one of my better watches Call me Mr. Goodwrench We ' ve got to stop meeting like thisi What do you mean my three minutes are up? The sonar dome is what? Gun Boss What safety regulations???? i Amsir:- ' r i i!. Roller derby You want a what? V ' Next year, Augusta This beats my tinkertoys I ' ve got the next watch? That ' s enough out of you Have you seen my hair? How did this get here, we ' re not open yet? ,1! li- Why don ' t I gel binoculars? Tell the bridge we cant see submarines with these things Dive, Dive? Is Senior Chief Foster on the bridge again? Wouldn ' t it be easier just to tell him he needs a shower? Was that one or two orders of fries? But we don ' t do windows What ' s up Doc? Black smoke? Must be Midway But can they tap dance? And to think, I was using a hammer Will this loop fit that head? That ' s no way to hold your paint a.. INo sir. there ' s no ship out here Watershow 83 I ' m so happy here I could just Too much caffeine makes me Irritable We can ' t put that In the crulsebookl Are you sure this Is the right way to wear this safety harness? PsstI Your zipper ' s open . ' N ' T • t ' 73 Hong Kong bound I can ' t believe the XO makes us dress this way for dinnerl f . r A ' m. J 4 ' I ' m a dancing fool ' ' ' Wdwiiii Supporting players JDS Sagmi 1 Four more years for this????? YOKOSUKA APRIL 1983 Wi m 4 ' DRY DOCK NO.G H I G H AND Jk- -. D R Y ' .Mi j r • - ry- - fSi r 2 --. - ; ' r ' ■ . ' ■ S The Doctors 4 f i ' -r- ' ' ' t« . i2 . .. M_ U E T T , iiS5? t A f II A from iht on oi of iW, trviiso, :iOu? U on i icloi frooWo ' i olo rityriiorv school hovt or.:iovtxi o um |ut roiouonship. ihrou b noison wuh iho pnncipo ' , o ' t tior B lAiniin coWpo n boiwt on j,ho croiM oi ci aiudt nis 0-5 WUloit d. sovoroi boxoa M of cords, loiiora o ' ld docoroiions dosl nod bv ibo ctiKdroU wt ro roct lvt d. iht iht fHt S Wcludod hollOwoon, ihomks ivi , ct)n5i no3, voit mwo s dov, oi d si POinck a dov. iHt oWsiod dimn focliuv, wordroom oi d vonoua work coniors V woro docoroiod wU WO fflOUvo dl piovs of iho voun siors orU lK ObllUlos. -T wo ibonk i.ht. n for odopiffl ouou ofid for mokin iho lon vovo ? o ' ui ' t oosior 10 boor wU it)t ir iDonv innoct ni lou rs oi d vie 5Uonf). w oro do itio 4iri3 curl iht ir tioir? how ofi n do vou uvs ooi pisso? wt know vo i con i bo P wUh vour fofiniiv, bui wo opprocioio iho ibin s vou oro doin oro ivpicoi u uosnons siOlo lfloinis of iho kids. ih?. for oOsi noiwork co lflo Oboord o d fll ntxi lolovlf)lon spoi on our school ond ihis wOs oirod throughout iho wt siorn pocific tht wook of 4 opni 1983. ihonka kids! 6 L H M N K L y H M U r-Ui, . - ' -■ NOW LIBERTY CALL 80 USS Arizona Memorial HAWAIIAN ISLANDS - ' V.: Hanauma Bay What a day for a daydream Diamond Head WaikikI Beach  •. ' ' - ' i ' ' S ' Aik f, w fv i A A .V iw ' Jf ' ' ' ' ' ' d ' y J Kalakaua Ave Diamond Head Hilton Hotel SINGAPORE Open air market A charming side of Singapore Temple of the Emerald Buddha That will be 50 baht. please H N I I She gets our vote Phra Buddha. Bangkok Cooling off D 5 - 1 dbinu Ih HiariHifisia inwn ilijiwin am: ' miifflm3iTfi]aMnumfiB)n(iij58iHOifllft3 | luilifism:- iffiiHnwnpwia mmo SPITIIN6 ON ROADS, BEACHES OR ANT OTHER PUBLIC PLACES IS STRICTLY PROHIBITED. - s«sSr Have we gol a deal for you House rules I ' m impressed Ah Grasshopper, this is what happens when Laundry comes back with no buttons Pattaya U cw, Who told them we were coming? You ' ve come a long way, baby The clan There ' s got to be a better way to get off the shcp! }|!I1U Thai Star Wars . m -V .aini z iir ' ii 4i. II -% ' it i  3?rs . Would you buy a used car from this man?  Gangway! Watches anyone? Easyrider I was born ready The quiet life -i ' 9 Pattaya m mj U: ' ' ■ iiin : i X ■ 7T 0-- SUBIC BAY, R.P. Magsaysay Your basic outrigger Like my wings? w Ma M l gf ' You are what you eat A penny for your thoughts High up m Baguio A porker that didn ' t get away w mf i 4 Mmmm - goodi : n ' z ' - .r- . •it ry .rr The Jovett scores another picnic Pink bellyl 3r«r ' Va M. . . jm. ■ C . ■ ' ' BB 5 ■ I can ' t do a thing with it ili Olongapo City Don ' t leave home without it I told him not to make a pig out of himself V- , V « r „i HONG KONG Growing up Life • junk style An ancient smile From Victoria Peak This duck ' s for you Larry. Mo, and Curly The old and the new bo floating restaurant Chinese border Shopper ' s delight Downtown - the hub of commerce Me and my RC Contrast - the old and new if5 No soliciting! I- O.R D jj se J— «lS- - Floating market ;? The majesty of Hong Kong PUSAN R.O.K. S i ' - ' ' V '  P ' • L- f PUSAN HOSTS YULE Sing, and the whole world sings with you A Christmas greeting from Okla- homa, one of the fourth grade classes at Ida Freeman Elementary School IBHIIIMPB B B B iP ICv 2 ' r nn f ' • ' f k ' jtS LaH V - ■ ' ; ) | l ltfl m m Hl V - ' M SR ' lSL---- Santa makes friends easily Would you believe these guys are having fun? Cut this cake where? One candy cane for all of us? J A P A N Nagasaki Oriental Love Boat A temple where everyone is welcome Tokyo Disneyland m ' .;i No, I will not accept the charges 1 did it my way One of these has got to be the right one I can ' t believe I bought the whole thingi U. ' f « I - : j : ' ' Fonzie ain ' t got nothing on us Gentlemen ' s Quarterly material Tokyo rockabillies Battleship MIkasa Park minstrels Sasebo harbor THE PEACE STATUE THE PEOPLE OF NAGASAKI BULT THIS STATUE TO SYHBOUZE AND APPEtt EVERLASTING WORLD PEACE IN AUGUST 0FI955, THE TENTH AWJIVERSARY OF THE ATOMIC BOWWG WHICH CAUSED THE PEOPLE OF NAGASAKI TO EXPERIENCE THE UN- BEUEVAaE TRAGEDY AND LOSE GREAT NUMBERS OF PEOPLE . THIS TEN-NETER-HIGH BfiOMZE STATUE 1VA5 COMPLETED BY AUTHORITATIVE SCULPTOR MR.SE60 KjTAMURA THROUGH BOTH FOREIW AND DOMESTIC CONTRIBUTION. THE RIGHT HAND POINTING TO THE SKY TELLS THE ATOMIC BOM ' S THREAT, THE LEFT ONE STRETCHING OUT HORIZONTALLY SHWS TRANQUIL PEACE. ITS SOLID BUtC BODY IS THE OIGMTYOF GOD. THE GENTLE FACE IS THE SYMBOL OF DININE LOVE.TFE FAST CLOSED EYES PRAY FOR THE REPOSF OF T l£ WAR VICTIMS ' SOaS.WHILE THE FaDED RIGHT LEG SHOWS MEDITATION OR QUIESCENCE AND BEND LEFT ONE SHOWS HELP OR MOVENejT. f: THIS IS TfE UNPARALLELED MEJESTIC WORK OF ART -IN TVE WORLD IN ITS SCALE AND CONCEPTION. L . NAGASAKI CITY How do you spell relief? Do you know Ihe way to San Jose? Cherry blossom time Kick 2. 3. 4 My finger ' s stuck Disneyland West Thank heaven for little girls Kamakura Buddha 1J i3s -: i 1 i Intramural Basketball Winners .t. - T ' r r v4 t-- ;lf. ; The slam dunk machine JOUETT ' S JOCKS Subic Bay Smokers October 1111. 1982 ICFN Michael Macomber. PNSR Ronald Cristani February 19, 1983 SASEBO, JAPAN laK Rufiners - 1st Place overall - 1st Place Age Group SK2 Daryl Dho i ' o Jouett Keglers Intramural Basketball Runners-Up Jouett slow pitch A-team: 7-1 Westpac record and runners-up in Cherry Blossom Invitational Yokosuka, Japan Move over. Dr. Jl Cherry Blossom Invilational - Yokosuka I ' ll go anywhere for a beer Wardroom Olympian You try standing on one legl Navy Marine Corps golf course - Pearl Harbor TIGER CRUISE Beam me up, Scotty Ok. show us your underallsl Arrival Pearl Harbor I tell ya Johnny. I don ' t get no respecti COMDESRON 7 Precision Drill Team Davenport and Son Inc. Drill team — Atten hut! Rodriguez flight crew Well, mickey ' s big hand is on the Sleep well. These guys are on duty tonight. One of these jokers stole my pantsi COMING HOME 14 MAY 1983 RADM Baldwin greets the ship in mid-channel Pier 6 NAVSTA San Diego .ir ' «. ..-,J- .. J .-. - ' fi c«-. - -— ««« ( ,r 1. : .. • j« i k. lei for the lady 1 ' - «t i-i. niJ ' The San Diego connection MANAGING EDITOR LCDR Jim Newman EDITORS HTC Robert Ingram CTAI Robert Fletcher JOSN Michael Simpson LAYOUT HTC Robert Ingram CTAI Robert Fletcher FTGI John Lacy JOSN Michael Simpson PHOTOGRAPHY HTC Robert Ingram JOSN Michael Simpson LAB TECHNICIANS HTC Robert Ingram JOSN Michael Simpson ARTWORK SMI Vernon Wilson PHOTO CONTRIBUTORS CT03 John Allen 051 Hubert Brown STG2 Larry Boulanger SKI Jody Christian BMI Richard Collings HT3 Bob Connearney GMM3 Mark Coons LTJG Dave Cooper 052 David Devereaux FTM2 Steve Friberg EMI Crispin Gonzales SHI Ken Gordon SN Tom Gula FA Bobby Hall OSS John Johnston RMSN George Jones STG3 Dave Kinev ET3 Pete Lamantia SM2 Jesse Loucks DS3 Earl Moore HT3 Dana Nelson CTR3 Keith Olson STG3 Tim Rockwell STGI Jeff Rouch MM3 Tommy Scalf CTM2 Andy Shields SM2 Tracy Stringer STG3 Michael Wenman Union Of Soviet Socialist Republics Prince fdwdrd K£RGIJELEI I ri Bering Sea 8 i 8 PACIFIC OCEAN GILBERT ISLAnOS Christmas Island FtlOENIX ISlAnDS PORTS O ' CALL ■ ' Os EUICE ISLANDS SAMOA ISLAPIDS 13 - 16 SEP 82 - PEARL HARBOR, HAWAII 16 - 19 OCT 82 - SINGAPORE SOCIETY istAj OCT - 4 NOV - PATTAYA BEACH, THAILAND 1(5 - 26 NOV 82 - SUBIC BAY, PHILIPPINES 29 NOV - 4 DEC 82 - HONG KONG 19 -22 DEC 82 - SASEBO, JAPAN 23 - 28 DEC 82 - PUSAN, KOREA 30 DEC 82 - 12 JAN 83 - YOKOSUKA. JAPAN SOLTH PACIF53 . 25 JAN 83 - SASEBO, JAPAN 30 JAN - 21 FEB 83 - SASEBO, JAPAN 23 - 25 FEB 83 - YOKOSUKA. JAPAN 5 - 8 MAR 83 - SASEBO. JAPAN 24 MAR - 28 APR - YOKOSUKA. JAPAN 5 - 8 MAY 83 - PEARL HARBOR, HAWAII 14 MAY 83 - SAN DIEGO. CALIFORNIA ti!g«gag; -2i,. . ' -y