Jouett (DLG 29) - Naval Cruise Book

Text from Pages 1 - 220 of the 1975 volume:

m WESTPAC 1974 to RIMPAC 75 LIBRARY BOX 15 NAVAL STATION SAN DIEGO. CA. 92136 DEDICATION To the men who have served on the USS JOUETT, and to those who will serve in the future. HKH H KK 0 O H KKKKKH HKHKHKHKHKHKK EDITOR OS 1 Meyerfeld ASSOCIATE EDITOR ET 1 Shaw SALES ST 1 Remington SN Sullivan ART DIRECTOR SK 3 Sullivan PUBLICITY DIRECTOR JOSN West CONSULTING EDITOR LT Halley WALSWORTH REP ADVISOR Glenn Miller WALSWORTH LAYOUT EDITOR Barbara Hoffman LAYOUT ASSISTANTS LT Halley OSl Meyerfeld ETl Shaw JOSN West PHOTOGRAPH CONTRIBUTIONS: OSl Meyerfeld FTM2 Holland 0S3 Kim GMM3 Miller EMFA Subido JOSN West MM3 Stearman GMM2 Angell LT Halley LTJG Butkus CRUISE BOOK COMMITTEE: LT Halley MMCS Wright OSl Meyerfeld ETl Shaw STl Remington STl Ray a GMG2 Meyer SM3 Adcock BM3 Camara FTG2 Carson ETN3 Hamilton GMM3 Miller 0S3Kim JOSN West IC3 Price MM3 Stearman IC3 Hickerson SA D. L. Smith MRFN Beery SN Sullivan PHOTO CONTEST WINNERS: First Place FTG2 Carson Second Place GMM3 Miller Third Place GMM2 Angell PHOTO CONTEST JUDGES: Jo Palm Dick Haight Barbara Stephens Mariana Preston J02 Scott Day SPECIAL CONTRIBUTIONS : UNDERWATER PHOTOGRAPHY (pages 148-149) By FTM2 Holland POEMS (pages 6, 24. 64, 137. 174) By FTG3 Goure JOUETT NEWS (pages 163-165) By PNl Wambold SONG— I ' m Home (page 208) By Don Loessberg WALSWORTH WWW Pl BLISHINalll COMPANY AAA JUNE 1975 USS JOUETT DLG-29 Although generations removed from her namesakes, the DD 41 and the DD 396, JOUETT is of the same breed. Fast, versatile and hard hitting, she is equipped for whatever tasks the future might bring, and just as her predecessors, the fighting strength of JOUETT is deter- mined by the ability of her crew to utilize her sophisticated equipment in a team effort. One of the latest class of guided missile frigates to be authorized by Congress. JOUETT is significantly different from her recent predecessors in that her anti- air warfare capability has been improved with new radars and additional data control systems, and her anti- submarine capability enhanced with the newest and most powerful bow mounted sonar. Displacing 8.000 tons at full load, JOUETT is 547 feet in length and 55 feet in breadth. A 1200 psi steam propulsion plant with two engines developing 85,000 shaft horsepower drives her at top speeds in excess of 30 knots. CHANGE OF COMMAND r- «l I .f i t ' r  i May the sun rise and set on you forever and a day. May you always be a happy and beautiful person. May your days be filled with learning, And may the day come when we will meet agam. - « 4ff0 ' ' 4rM_ ' ■ ! r Sam. ' mt iS t -f ' la ' f A— i.— IB k. ' fc ' Oij ' „■: ■ ' g GUAM PHILIPPINE ISLANDS MARMONT irnfiiiiiip ' ? ill N)i M Ilg|| _ m Hf ' P r ' T ' ' ' §t ; ' . ' v . 1 f ' 1 Hl f SRK|f . I i B k. A ;t Q tHOdUiUtg THE UIKICOMMOIM BEACH RESORT . ' ■pv ma m. W ' 1- -. - 3 V 3h 1 t ' Ti . MANILA ipfi ' - ' ' - ■• ■ 11 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ v -v ? « 2 ill JAPAN Ak j H 1 LTt .« . iS E -i S %. j : ta hi % fr5 s 11 ' iR ' P. ■m . ■ : n- - b M r potixj L HONG KONG You prey upon my well-earned coin with your beautiful women and wonderful treasures. You hold my charm in the contents of my pocket, and with greed you drain me. DIAMd z •- ' F ' i  ■•t ►C ' f r- i P  1 - P- — ' ■— — £§ 5JfrMfc,l. fXXi ! ' ' ■i ' ' - : ' ' ' ' vHK H B r - - -- -. jft:. ' ■■- f ■ HI H ' f jouett at work SICK BAY PREVENTION % -$ ■ J- ' SBIfci ' ' • ' . I ■ m « m. ■ •tk ■ • f s - ' « ' imfl i ' . k F B I •■•■ B ■ :,, Mtt ' ■   ■ ■■ • ■ . «iiik _ jij - ■ |M L S F ' - 1 1 S 9 Fj 5S k 1 3 F HEALING Our Friendly NEIGHBORHOOD STORE W i-r THE GANG . . . AT THE ONLY RESTAURANT IN TOWN iW - ' ' ' V - SHIP ' S LAUNDRY What do I do with a half a shirt? FIRST CLASS If you ship now, I can give you. Y K MDCS 3-M OFFICE . . . ,the makers of paperwork SHIP ' S OFFICE HOME OF JOLLY J ' S PAPER SHUFFLERS LOCAL WESTERN UNION OPERATORS NZTV ' NEWS, MOVIES. CARTOONS. SERIALS. SPORTS ALWAYS THE BEST IN PROGRAMMING c SHIP ' S TELEPHONE REPAIRMEN - — _ JH R QH B I ■ft s a R P ST THE UNDERWATER EYES OF THE JOLLY J JOLLY J ' s . . . CAPN CRUNCH . . . DECK APES Doth the funnels make war with the paintwork? Do the decks to the cannon complain? Nay, know that some soap or scrapper unite them as brothers again. Capt. Ronald Hopwood, R.N. raBo ' ), m ' VtZJi I SM JOUETT ' S SKIVVY WAIVERS GMM THE BIRD KEEPERS JOUETT ' S GUN FIGHTERS fc . %i -J ' k 4. t V . GUN SHOOT READY, AIM. FIRE CHASING RUSSIANS The ship is a chesspiece. The gameboard is the sea. The wits are matched among the admirals. So wise that they should be. r i .- ■■: ' l?? ' ■%m m I 4 CIC - SONAR J f -S ■ t. ' ' 1 1 l n B fea §H| 1 1 ; 3 W --• OFFICERS iteHiiiiiMliii TOWAGE MM ' x- g.. Sfli ' H-; 1 r LaT rP ■ L Km UB ' 1  1 MAIL w FLIGHT QUARTERS V -•= m -■ ™ f i Ml p 1 ' . • m STORES 11 i % w, ii ■bhH 1 i 2 H ' , r f ■ ■jC : PERSONNEL mtiiH A:;;ifliji £ mi::- :. ;:-:. ?iy m !ii: ' i:f?:i . . fe «tfiSaBgi«iB 3i REFUELING -Jli ■ •• o ■ i t V •■-s ' . % is ™ r ' ' i OIL KING . ! . f THE POWERMEN OF JOUETT ? w ;:; ---•■ ' - ' : mmi V - i.W «.-  i . ' . B5,V  V- 1 ' ;i SMALL FIREARMS R-DIVISION HT ' s - EN ' S - EM ' S 1. ' FIRE CONTROL TECHS ET ' S COMM NAV SHORE PATROL... QUARTER DECK BRIDGE AT WORK O Q jouett at play 9 f ' PEOPLE AND FACES V A -:.jt l WARM UP PIG SKIN BOOGIE FRIENDS It ' s a long road we ' ve travelled together, -you and I. And yet it ' s such a short distance to come. Someday well stop trying to overcome miles, wait by the roadside And help each other along the way. -Nancy Rickoff m m! :,-msmi? ; - .s i : ? fK f- ' --- ' - - - - 111-. -, ...J -j .- . ..M« X .7 J • ■ w - ,.y - nT • f We ' d been together for an hour It seemed like seven years had passed And we had barely scratched The surface of what it was That used to matter And for a moment, light as air, We knew what we were holding And smiled the way we used to want to then. Noel Paul Stookey SUCH A- DEAL H ' -- ' c-   «! ... 8C.- — • == - SWIM CALL :M P fl • • V i J Jll- -n 4 . m . ' MISS POLLYWOG CONTEST The Contestants A3. ,lf , The winning act. CROSSING THE EQUATOR Entertainment. GREETINGS FROM DAVY JONES . . KING NEPTUNE . . A (,•1 1% i : ' % AND COURT 4 . i A kv_y f y a«Ktf: x  ' . '  «. ' ' ' : ' ' - ' a: ' - DOGS AND CATS Royal Twins Haircut and a shampoo. The King and the Queen. Kov:il Uuurt New born Shellback :Aii W ?8 Cooking Wos breakfast. Dopui-lmenl Heads k1§«: SPECIAL MENU CROSSING THE EQUATOR SHELLBACKS Assorted Sea Crater Salad Scalloped Shark Meat Boiled Sea Worms Raw Oysters Salad Bar Assorted Bread Butter Assorted Dressing Vegetable Soup Griddle Rib Steak Franconia Potatoes Mushroom Gravy French Fries Green Style Corn Buttered Green Beans Chocolate Layer Cake with White Coconut Icing Iced Fruit Punch Hot Fresh Coffee POLLIWOGS Blood Of The Red Eyed Sea Dog (Tomato Juice with Sea Foam Topping hot sauce) Jelly Fish Sandwiches Flying Fish Wings Boiled Sea Weed with Sowbelly Fish Eye Pudding Last Friday ' s Left Over Coffee Hardtack Brine Water Sea Weed Au Jus Note: In the event of a weak stomach, entree may be altered only by order of his Majesty King Neptune. RTTEZYUW RUHPZTV3415 35206 15-EEEE—RUMPSUU. ZNY EEEEE R 186521Z DEC 74 FM USS JOUETT TO CINCPACFLT MAKALAPA HI COMCRUDESPAC SAN DIEGO CA INFO CHINFO WASHINGTON DC COMTHIRDFLT COMSEVENTHFLT PACFLT PA DET WESTPAC SUBIC BAY RP CTF SEVEN FIVE COMCRUDESGRU FIVE FHTNC GLARES IL BT UNCLAS E F T N05720 OUTCROP PRESREL A. CINPACFLT OPORD 201 ANNEX P 1. FOR CINCPACFLT: lAW REF A FOL PRESREL SUBMITTED FOR CLEARANCE AND RELEASE: A. QUOTE. USS JOUETT, DECEMBER 23, 1974 . . . THE GUIDED MISSILE FRIGATE USS JOUETT RETURNS TO HER SAN DIEGO HOMEPORT IN TIME FOR A CHRISTMAS REUNION WITH HER FAMILIES FOLLOWING A BUSY SEVEN MONTH DEPLOYMENT TO THE WESTERN PACIFIC. B. OPERATING AS A UNIT OF THE U.S. SEVENTH FLEET, JOUETT PARTICIPATED IN VARIOUS TRAINING AND READINESS OPERATIONS WHILE DEPLOYED. THE LARGEST OF THESE WERE TWO MULTIPLEX OPERATIONS, FULL SCALE EXERCISES INVOLVING AIR, SURFACE, AND SUB-SURFACE UNITS OF THE SEVENTH FLEET. C. JOUETT ALSO PARTICIPATED IN ANTI-AIR WARFARE (AAW) OPERATIONS WITH THE CARRIERS USS RANGER, USS CONSTELLATION, USS MIDWAY, AND USS ENTERPRISE AS CARRIER ESCORT PER- FORMING SEARCH AND RESCUE DUTIES, AAW PICKET OPERATIONS, AND AIRCRAFT AND HELICOPTER CONTROL FUNCTIONS. JOUETT AIR INTERCEPT CONTROLLERS CHALKED UP 541 AIR INTERCEPTS DURING THE CARRIERS FLIGHT OPERATIONS. D. PORTS VISITED INCLUDED PEARL HARBOR, HAWAII; GUAM; SUBIC BAY AND MANILA, REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES; YOKOSUKA, JAPAN; HONG KONG; AND THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE. E. JOUETT CREWMAN TOOK ADVANTAGE OF SEVERAL OPPORTUNITIES FOR PEOPLE TO PEOPLE RELATIONS. THE SHIP WAS TOURED BY A NUMBER OF SCHOOL-CHILDREN IN SUBIC BAY AND SINGAPORE. OFFICERS REPRESENTING THE JAPANESE MILITARY SELF-DEFENSE FORCE TOURED JOUETT IN YOKOSUKA, WHILE ENSIGNS AND MIDSHIPMEN OF THE PHILIPPINE NAVY WERE HOSTED IN MANILA. JOUETT CREWMEN CONTRIBUTED SEVENTY PINTS OF BLOOD TO AID THE HEALTH OF THEIR NEW FOUND FILIPINO FRIENDS THROUGH THE PHILIPPINE NATIONAL RED CROSS, MANILA. F. THE AMERICAN AMBASSADOR TO THE PHILIPPINES, THE HONORABLE WILLIAM C. SULLIVAN VISITED JOUETT DURING HER STAY IN MANILA. TOURING VARIOUS SPACES THROUGHOUT THE SHIP, AMBASSADOR SULLIVAN WAS IMPRESSED WITH OVER-ALL COMBATANT CAPABILITIES OF JOUETT AND THE ABILITIES AND ATTITUDE OF HER CREW. mmmk G. TWO OFFICERS OF THE ROYAL THAI NAVY BECAME MEMBERS OF THE JOUETT TEAM DURING A 4-WEEK TRAINING CRUISE. H. WHEN THE NEW ZEALAND FRIGATE HMNZS TARANAKI VISITED SUBIC BAY, R.P., JOUETT ACTED AS THE OFFICIAL HOST SHIP. INFORMAL SHIP VISITS BETWEEN THE CREWS OF THE TWO SHIPS, SPORTS EVENTS, AND SHARED LIBERTY HOURS HELPED FORM NEW FRIENDS FROM THE TWO NAVIES. THE BAND OF THE FIRST BATALLION OF THE ROYAL NEW ZEALAND INFANTRY REGIMENT, EMBARKED FOR A CONCERT TOUR IN TARANAKI, PRESENTED SEVERAL CONCERTS AT THE NAVAL BASE, SUBIC BAY, DURING THE VISIT. I. WHEN JOUETT VISITED SINGAPORE LATER, THE RNZIR BAND WELCOMED HER TO THE NAVAL BASIN WITH ASSORTED MARCH TUNES, THE FIRST TIME THE BAND HAD EVER WELCOMED A U.S. NAVY SHIP TO THE NAVAL BASIN. AUSTRALIA-NEW ZEALAND-UNITED KINGDOM FRIENDSHIPS WERE RENEWED AND DEEPENED DURING JOUETT ' S STAY IN SINGAPORE WITH ANZUK-US SPORTS MATCHES, RECEPTIONS, AND GENERAL PERSON-TO-PERSON CONTACTS. THE ANZUK FORCES OPENED THEIR HEARTS AND THEIR BASE FACILITIES TO US IN A MANNER WHICH UNDERSCORES THE FRIENDLINESS BETWEEN OUR NATIONS, COMMENTED JOUETT ' S COMMANDING OFFICER CAP- TAIN R. F. STALDER, JR. J. IN ORDER TO REUNITE NEARLY 5,000 MEN WITH THEIR FAMILIES BY CHRISTMAS JOUETT AND CONSTELLATION WERE AUTHORIZED AN EXCESS TRANSIT SPEED. WHILE THE TWO SHIP ' S NAVIGATORS AVOIDED THREATENING WEATHER AREAS, THE CHIEF ENGINEERS WATCHED FUEL CONSUMPTION AND STEAMED THEIR PROPULSION PLANTS IN THE MOST EFFICIENT MANNER TO BRING JOUETT AND CONSTELLATION HOME IN TIME FOR A MERRY CHRISTMAS. K. HAVING TRAVELLED OVER 44,000 MILES, JOUETT WAS UNDER-WAY NEARLY 70 PERCENT OF HER DEPLOYMENT PERIOD. JOUETT ' S RESPONSE TO THE MISSION OF THE SEVENTH FLEET HAS BEEN MOST GRATIFYING, COMMENTED CAPTAIN R. F. STALDER, JR. EACH OF OUR FINE OFFICERS AND MEN COOPERATED AND MET EVERY CHALLENGE SUCCESSFULLY. AS A RESULT, JOUETT FULFILLED EVERY COMMITMENT IN A TIMELY AND PROFESSIONAL MANNER. L. JOUETT, COMMISSIONED IN 1966, IS ONE OF THE LATEST CLASS OF CONVENTIONAL- POWERED SURFACE COMBATANTS. THIS WAS HER FIFTH DEPLOYMENT TO THE WESTERN PACIFIC. UNQUOTE. 2. FOR FHTNC: WHEN RELEASED BY CINCPACFLT, REQ RELEASE WITH JOUETT HOLD FILE. REQ RETURN HOLD FILE TO JOUETT WHEN RELEASE COMPLETE. ' -■i ' I Setting sun across the water tell your story once again. I ' ll listen closely with my eyes to your endless story of beauty bold that only my eyes can hope to hear. GLIMPSES GLIMPSES ri ' T ' ll ' ' GAMES BINGO SCHOOL . ' iu ■ .■r c«u ' J. .1 ' ji B The heavens declare the glory of God; and the firmament sheweth his handiwork. Who layeth the beams of his chambers in the waters; who maketh the clouds his chariots; who walketh upon the wings of the wind. UNDERWATER While deployed, sixteen of JOUETTs crew ob- tained their basic, senior, and advanced senior Scuba Diving Certificates. cjifei :s %. ' Si ( m w - yr% NAVAL OFFICERS FROM THAILAND . . VISIT THE JOLLY J l-: -i- — rjPl ' iff b . .r gj ,.. ...... ■ ji l s ! , ' . V .-_, ?•, .f 7 L « . CHAFFROC MISSILE SHOOT « ' ill ASROC LAUNCH J0 ilV CO ' S INSPECTION y y f i ▼ AND AWARDS CEREMONY ik 1 Good-bye my fancy (I had a word to say, But ' tis not quite the time- The best of any man ' s word or say Is when its proper place arrives- and for its meaning I keep mine till the last.) Walt Whitman PHOTO CONTEST SECOND PLACE THIRD PLACE JOLLY ' JV ' EXTENSION OF . . . AIR DEFENSE FIREPOWER AIR SHOW Launch Refueling Fly by Climbing Tragedy €f)e l atline EDITOR IN CHIEF: Myron N. Wambold COVER ARTIST: Ray Dunn CARTOONIST: Dennis Sullivan REPRODUCTION: Vince Motto ' The condition upon which God has given liberty is eternal vigilance. ' Perry White at work. Michelangelo reborn. The former JOUETT NEWS was born on 22 June 1974, under the journalistic abilities of Josn Dan West, and was dedicated by Captain R. F. Stalder, Jr., as our official WESTPAC 74 newspaper. On 25 June 1974, the NEWS was taken over by PNl Myron N. Wambold to allow Josn West more time with NZTV, JOUETT ' s television station. Under the guidance of LT Mike Charlie Chaplain Halley. PNl Wambold auspiciously created, with his staff, what was to be called The Ratline . Creative and artistic abilities were produced by YN3 Ray Dunn with his exquisite covers, and SK3 Dennis Sullivan with his creation of Okie Dokey . The Ratline was published once a week underway and was used as a backboard for articles ranging from regular ship ' s news to cartoon characters based on shipboard life. The staff of The Ratline consisted solely of volunteers who con- tributed their extra time for its publication. Reproduction artist, PNSA Motto. IN RETROSPECT i special visitors PHILIPPINE RED CROSS U.S. Ambassador to the Philippines. COMCRUDESGRU-I I H r ' ' M 1 1 mk. ' - 1 Bk ' ii ' iflA ' H 1 Vh H d l Pljliei H B v M I i l a COMDESRON 13  :« arrival home All this time we ' ve been apart, again we find each other in joyous times as we left one another. RIMPAC the crev COMMANDING OFFICER i J ISjCT . ■1 i Vi l V 4|jd H P 0ff BHI ta|9 !ff4ib, l l 1 yw ' -: W- Q 4 H Vl W ' ™ L r CAPTAIN R. F. STALDER. JR.. USN EXECUTIVE OFFICER COMMANDER C. F. HOMAN, USN LCDR J Regan Engineering LCDR J. Kolata Navigation LCDR H. Mo Operations DEPARTMENT HEADS LCDR J. Luke Combat Systems LCDR J. Johnson Supply (Past) LCDR W. Harless Supply (Present) WARDROOM OFFICERS CW03 R. Bellinger ENS R. Borro LTJG S. Butkus LT R. Fitzgerald LTJG M. Gehl LTJG C. Gooden ENS T. Gorder LT. W. Gutridge LT M. H alley LTJG J. Harrold CW03 J. Hayes CW03 S. Hunter LTJG T. Reeves LTJG M. Sare LTJG R. Stovall LT. H. Sutton LTJG J. Waldmann LTJG J. Wilson LT E. Wlodarczyk CETA D. Slopey NAVIGATION QUARTERMASTERS 3-M OFFICE G. Coleman G. Hawkins iMM M J. Henderson R. Templet C ' - ' ' 3i m,MAA EMCS T. Gravelle A. Meyerfeld LCDR Christopher Kolata and QMl C. Martinez w ADMINISTRATION V. Asuncion F. Avila D. Culver V. Dunn Y •■k ' MIi N. Stubblefield OPERATIONS DEPARTMENT OC DIVISION RMCS M. Hart SMC J. Estes B. Adcock J. Alsdurf G. Boltman P. Butler J. Cookman M. Eickmeyer M. Hilde B. Hill B. Holcombe A. Murray D. Ness D. Williams D. Collins B. Howards OSC M. Connell R. Alpaugh B. Clark D. Crenshaw J. Dardis M. Detoma D. Fish E. Ford 0 DIVISION a R. Horton J. Jordan D. Kim R. Kyanko C. Larime D. McCollough J. McMillan M. Newcomer M. Newman J. Officer M. Paez T. Pender t J. Pollitt C. Schafei- R. Spivey E. Stinson B. Thornton R. Hutchcraft FIRST DIVISION R. Bell L. Board R. Delatore K. Elders K. Gressett R. Harris K, Kossman F. Luzzo D, Maynard J. Myrick R. Ortega B. Rivera D. L. Smith D. Torres R. Wallace COMBAT SYSTEMS DEPARTMENT CANNON COCKERS E. Almazan W. Blevins J. Gravano D. Hall S. Long P. Meyer Stti GMCS J. Boley E. Taylo X MISSILE HOUSE GANG W. Grimsley C. Angell k 1 X FASTEST RAIL IN THE PACIFIC D. Conners D. Darby ! D. Engelen M. Garrett L. Robertson HMMSai EC DIVISION DSCM R. Denney ICC E. Greene R. Arbuckle D. Bettencourt T. Dinneen R. Frederickson R. Blain G. Stoddard D. Remington A- Raya M. Abbott R. Alvarez AS EW DIVISION W. Baudendistal • J. Collins EWC F. Hirsch - D. Damron M. Fraser T Grieve S. Hansson R. Hemker J. Jones 3 2 EWC K. Jost D. Loessberg D. Mills K. Morgan J. Nies R, Taylor L. Walton ETC J. Randazzo ETCS D. Schneider ET DIVISION D. Belong • R. Collins D. Carter S. Colwell G. CuUinane D- Davis F. Davis R. Derrick R. Freeman A. Hamilton D. Masters T, Patterson D. Spencer FTCS D. Levasseur FTCS J. Zimmerman FTMC C. Altenburg FTMC B. Bobbitt FOX DIVISION A ' f J. Backstrom G. Donaldson R. Fenstermaker R. Gray m.k4L!k R. Reamer R. Robertson M. Sander G. Sawyer G. Schafer R. Schreckengost F. Schultz J. Schwartz J. Sie E. Slupski T. Stamps G. Van Doren L. Van Doren P. Verdoljak ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT WW J. Lewis D. Littleton R. Martinez W. Paul D. Pearson J. Quitilen J. Ross 1 K 4f J. Spindler D. Smith J. Strong W. Tharp F. Todor P. Tschida J. Viet F. Yells Ml BEARD Ships Over M DIVISION AA S. Bethune T. Burke E. Campbell M. Conrad B DIVISION f f BTCS N. Dodd BTC W. Sneed A K. Alexander B. Alford R. Allen P. Bobadilla m-k R. Basham R. Bloomneld J. Brown M. Burkhart D. Bristol M. Caiado R. Davidson J. Doyle M. Dudziak B. Fontaine R. Ford M. Gazley R. Gutierrez S. Gutierrez J. Higgins X MSC B. Gatus MSC R. Stodomingo SUPPLY DIVISION J. Muelle R. Lockheart C. Lott A. Lucero A. Mangaong L. March A. Lis J. Olvera S. Orcutt n C. Porter M. Proctor J. Reid J. Ridley R. Roberts M. Robertson C. Santos D. Sullivan D. Sullivan D. Tulagan J. Weeks R. Jones mm ilPS .,..,, JIE RECORD: lies of JOUETT ' s Fifth WESTPAC Deployment total Miles Steamed - over 40.000 Gallons of Fuel Burned - 5.568.863 Cost of Fuel -- ' - S3,617.365.10 Gallons of ' eS ate ad — 3,029.180 Davs Awav from Days Inport I ' M HOME remember you were crying As we whispered our goodbyes. I tried to laugh; you tried to smile. But tears were in your eyes. And when time could wait no longer. And I turned and walked away. My mind was filled with all the things That I forgot to say I wish that you could read my mind. Somethings never change with time. There ' s so much love that you could find In my mind. Can you understand just what it means. To be so far from home. To think about the ones you love Just makes you more alone But you know that there will come a time When your wanderings are through. And it helps to know there ' s someone there. Who ' s waiting just for you. You ' re always there inside my dreams. Spreading love on everything. And you ' re the sweetest thing I ' ve seen In my dreams. Now that long and lonesome journey Is coming to an end. I ' ll soon be back with the ones I love: My family and friends. I can see their smiling faces: The tears are all my own. It seems so hard to realize. At la. t. I ' m really home. WALSWORTHWWW Cruise Book Sales Offices PUBLISHING I I I 4438 Ineraham Slreet-Suitc 5 ' .? t ,. ' L ' Srr San Diego. California 9210! s. mi - i vmM m ; V ' m Wl Vv ' I