Jouett (CG 29) - Naval Cruise Book

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.. A. PLTDECGR PAC DETACI-IME Fleet Tactical Deception Group Pacific, Naval Amphibious Base, Coronado, provided the Integrated Cover and Deception System QICADSD Van in support of COMCARGRU THREE Battle Group operations during deploy, ment. The system, composed of one electronics van and two support boxes, weighed in at 23,000 pounds and was welded and chained down to the 03 level aft of the Signal Bridge. Regardless of rampant rumors, we did not really affect the rocking action of the ship! Supporting personnel included LTJG Currey KOICJ, OSC Smith QLCPOJ, ET1 Kisner QLPOX ELEC TECH! O51 Godden QPLANNERJ, EW2 Kiger CPLANNERXTECI-D, ET2 Scarborough QVAN SUPV! ELEC TECHJ, ET3 ,Prior QELEC TECHJ and ETSN Pineno QELEC TECHJ. Both Petty Officer Prior and Seaman Pineno were amazed at the complexities of sweeping and swabbing decks . . . a new experience for both of them! The VAN DET quickly integrated into being part of the JOUETT crew. In addition to assisting the ship's force fand the ship's force assisting usj, the VAN DET provided an active video film library and walkman repair service, served on various committees and assisted in the big'IOUETT WESTPAC Raffle. Crossing The Line ceremonies welcomed five new members into the realm of Neptunis Rex. Chief Smith emceed the Wog Beauty Contest, looking great in his p.j.'s and war paint. Some members were first time WESTPAC'ers and they enjoyed the sights and sounds of Sasebo, Subic Bay, Singapore, Seychelles and Australia . . . and lets not for et the island paradise of Diego Garcia! g All members of the Detachment wish to thank all JOUETT crewmembers for a most memorable deployment. F if

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