, i'- L.-1 Q X On April 25, ZJ01, through the efforts of every Sailor Off' . . , lcer and family rnember, USS E set sail on 1t,S fourth deploynient A rainy, dreary day, the weather mafchedthemoodasweallsaidgoodbyetoourfarniliesandfriendsandbeganour Voyage- F 01' the ma.l01'ity Of the Crew, this was their first deployment. Up until the horrible terrorist attacks on New York Ci ty a.nd the Pentagon on September 11, 2101, our deployment was as routine as a deployment pomibly could be. Unfortunate th ly, e attacks on our homeland Shocked not only those in New York a.nd Washington,butalsoeverySailora.ndMarineaboardUSS E.We watdiedinhorrorasthebroadmnstsbroughtusnefwsofaterribletragedysocloseto home. Fortunately, those events cemented our resolve and we put the bow into the vvind and embarked u ' ' ' pon a V1g'OI'0US t1'8.l.hJ.Hg' plan to prepare for a very different Norfolk upon hornecoming on October 15, ZJ01. Thiscruise book depicts the story of six months of accomplishrnentsandunselfish servicetoourcountrybyacrewsecondtonone. Therearedtwordstoproperly describe how proud I am of every Sailor and Marine who helped make USS Eso grwt. Theintense dedication, coupled with incredible pride, allowed ourcreWtomeeteveryexe11:isea.ndoperationl'1eadon. Additionally,thenumberof Sailo1sandoffice1sWhoquaHf1edESWS,EAWSandSWOWasrecordsetting. Those numbers a.re testament to a crew who completely the need to be well trained and more capable than every before For those who joined the Navy to see the world, I have to say this deployment will most likely prove unique to most of the crew. Having visited 12 ports in seven countries, those who made the entire deployrnent saw 56 days of in port tirne in sorne very fun a.nd exciting places. That's more than I have seen in 10 deployments! As We sailed back into Norfolk on October 15, ZJ01, we returned home a little more grateful for the country we serve, a little more proud of being Sailors in the greatest Navyintheworldgalittle more thankfulforourlovingfaxniliesandfriendsganda little more salty from six months at sea. Thisbookpresentsarecordofsixmonthsofsacrificeandservice. Ithasbeena privilege' ' tosailWithyouasyourCommanding Officer. You should takeagreatdeal of pride' in lmovving you performed extremely well, served as superb arnbassadors of your country ovemeas, a.nd met every rnission with dedication and enthusiasrn. I thankallofyouforhavingdoneyourbest Fairwindsandfollowingseas... Qciddwfe gmpsm,,,g0Uf:Nw Captain Hhlientz is a native United States Naval Academy. He resin le in Virginia Beach with their States Naval War College in 1997, Designated a Naval Fliglit Officer staff and connnand billets. Captain Steven C. Schlientz United States Navy Conirnanding Officer , ,.,,., Q f- r ff 'W Y 7 - f - 1 ,,,- B54 A fi OAL -ul ii' i 't 'S A if ' 1 ,MW f if V 4 1 1 -by +.,,,m' -w Y iff- rj,-,L XZ of Tucumcari, New Mexico and a 1977 distinguished graduate of the is inarried to the forlner Brenda Jones of Beltsville, M2l1'j'lklI1Cl and their sons, Ryan and Ihvid. He graduated with dietinction f.1'O1T1 the United? earning a lVIasters Degree in National Security and Strategic Stumlieal in 15378, Captain Hhlientz has served in a broad range of operati0nzi1,2 Operational tours at include an Indian Ocean deployment and a Mediterranean deploy- 'ww J 1IIXINIRNIIIIIIIIILILII I II ment with VF-1-12. flying the F-14 Tomcat 1 onboard USS EISENHOWER CCVN 6933 a West- 1 ern Pacific and Indian Ocean deployment onboard 5 . Amp 1 p USS KYFFY HAWK CCV 635 as flag Lieutenant .ref ' V M71 for Cknnmander, Carrier Group a Red , Sea deploynfient as fJ1JC1'2lt10l1S Officer vvith VF- 'Q A1 O A 102-I on board USS SAHATOGA CCV 607 flying the F-14 in coinbat during' Operations DeS91'f Shield and Desert Storm: forward deployed op elations in the Western Pacific and a Persian Gulf deploynient while serving' as Executive OffiC'91' of USS IN I JICPEN DICNCIC CCV 623: and a Medi- terranean flUlJlOyl11CI1t including' coinbat OIJGIYI' tions in Kosovo while serving' as Iikecutive Of' ficer of USS KHAHSAI-if QE CI ,HD ISD. Shore and staff assigninents include a tour at thc US. Naval Acad- cm ' as a Coin Jan ' Officer and as Iilwccutivc Assistant tn thc Com- 5 I 3 niandant: instructor duty flying the F-14 Tomcat at VF-101: a tour as F-14 Readiness Officer for C kmiinandcr Naval Air Force, U S. At- lantic Fleet, and an assigninent as a student at the Naval War Col- lege. I I I fl I n 1 .ily -X ix x,,.1'bjL ,., ,2 :tzt - . - I ff! 31, '- C ,GY 'M ii' .4 , 'Q ' r Ca Jtain Schlientz was Executive Officer and later the last Cornmanding Officer of VF before its 1 disestablishinent. He deployed to the Persian Gulf in USS AMERICA CCV 663 during this tour. Subse- quently, he was assigned as Iflxecutive Officer and later as Cornmanding Officer of VF-103 where he made a deployment to the Mediterranean and Adriatic Sams onboard USS Sf-XRATOGA CCV 609 participating in Operation Deny Flight in Bosnia. During his coininand tour, VF-103 incorporated night vision devices and the LANTIRN FLIR!Laser Precision Targeting System, firsts for any F-14 squadron. During his career, Captain Schlientz has flown over 3800 flight hoLu's, including more than 3600 flight hotufs and over 1000 arrested landings in the F-14 Tomcat on 11 different carriers. He has been awarded the Legion of Merit, Meritorious Service Medal, Air Medal with combat V C individual and two strikeffhght awardsJ, Navy Cornniendation Medal vvith combat V Csix awardsj, Navy Achieveinent Medal, and various unit and service awards. 11lNlNlXNlllN-Illlllll I R, Captain Roland J. Muiiig-.in United States Navy Executive Officer ' i sf7,'. ' ,H , . ,mfwiig 1 ' Ji J ' 'I I k JI it e 'W Captain Roland Mulligan graduated fromi Massachusetts Maritinie Academy in April 1978 and was cominissioned in kpternber 1978 following Officer Candidate School. He is a graduate of the Naval Postgraduate School, where he received a Master of Arts ' degree in National Security Affairs, and the Armed .Forces Staff Cbllege. His sea assignments include Electronic Materiel C Jfficer! Electronic Warfare Officer in USS JULIUS. A. FUI-HSI-1 CFFG GJ froin 1979 to 1981 and Boilers Officer in USS SAIQATOGA CCV 607 froln 1981 to 198.1 Following graduation from the Surfate VVarfare Officer Departinent Head Course, Ckiptain Mulligan servefl as Engineer Officer in USS SELIJEIIS CIJIXI 111 from 1985 to 1987 and USS MAI-IAN CDDG 42? f1'0m 1937 to 1988. I-Ie served as Ifbzecutive Offiter in I ISS SAMUEL B. ROHICR'1'S CFFG 587 froin 1990 to 1991. He also sei 'ved as C lhief Staff Officer for C lOlT1H12lHllO1', Destroyer Slluildnm .J IWICNTY TVVO from 1994 to 1996. Captain Mulligan commanded USS SIMPSON CFFG 5457 from 1997 to 1998. H Ashore, C Taptain Mulligan served as a United Nations Militzuil' Observer in Israel and Egypt froin 1989 to 1990, and while assigned to the Defense Intelligence Agency froni 1991 to 1994 he served as 21 Branch and Division C Thief in the Oiiice tor lVI2lI'111ll10 Fort-es 1 olloxvina' a tour -is Operations Officer on the Staff of C'oinniander, L Destroyer Group S!IGISI'INHOVVI1IIi Hattie Group from 1998 to 2000, Captain Mulligan reported to USS IiIflAItiSAItlGIfj QIJHIQ gg, in Septeniher 2000 as Executive Officer. 'ru iser- Vaptain Mulligan is married to the former .lean M-ii-ie H-N-lrily 1 - 1 X 5 of VVareham, Massachusetts. They have txvo sons Se-ul .mtl VV m v c 4 X' ' 1 . I I .I.ll Il',lfllll1II1 , f , I. .1 A, Y , . , . r ...4, . , VAX, w i.4..g,-..: r , ff ,ff SW IAWJ Myers, Jr. United States Navy Conrrnand Master Chief - fi Ckrmmand Master Chief' Myers enlisted in the Navy in December 1976, and attended basic training at RTC Orlando, Fl. Following' basic training' he attended Machinist Mate A School, Great Lakes, IL, Navy Nuclear Power School, Orlando, FL, and Nuclear' Power Training Unit, Baltston Spa, NY. In June 1070, he reported aboard USS EN'l'ERI'IiISIC CC TV N 659 while the ship was undergoing a complex refueling' overhaul in Bremerton, WA. Ifbllowing' Air C krnditioning' Q Kef'r'ig'eration Class C school in June 1082, he reported aboard USS SOUTH CAROLINA COKIN I-173, based in Norfolk, VA. as Machinery Division Leading Petty Of'f'icer'. In September 1984, Command Master Chief' Myers attended Navy Recruiting Orientation Unit, Orlando, I L. and later reporufd to N RD Iselin, NJ. Following qualifications as Recruiter and Recruiter-in-t Tharge, he wrved as the Nuclear l ield!Advanced Electronics Field tkrordinator. In Novernber' 1087, he returned to Norfolk, Va. serving' aboard USS 'l'HlGOIXJIilC HtXJSI'lVl'lL'l' CCVN 719 as Machinery Division Leaxling Chief' Petty Of f'icer and later as I-teactor 'l'rainin,eg Division Of'f'icer. While aboard THEOIXJIQE I-iCXJSICVICI.'l' he qualified as 'l'HI'1OIXJItI'I IiCX1SICVI'Il,'l s f'irst enlisted I'lng'ineering Of'f'icer of' the Watch and earned his Enlisted Surface Warfare Specialist t1ll2lllf'lC2ttlOl1S, and advanced to Senior Chief' Petty Of'f'icer. In September 1900, he again reported to SOUTH CAIN JLINA as Machinery Division Leading' Chief' Petty Of'f'icer, participating' in Operations DI'lSI'Ili'l' SHIICLD and Dl'lSlCIt'l' S'lY DI QM. While on SOUTH CAROLINA, he advanced to Mster' Chief' Petty Of'f'icer and extended aboard f'or two years as l'Ing'ineering' Departrnent Leading' Chief' Petty Of'f'icer and acting' Comrnand Master Chief' during' Law lCnf'orcement Operations and Operation Alilrlfl VICIL. After ggyzuluatirrg with Direct.or's Ltst honors as class president of' the Navy Senior lflnlisted Academy Class H05 in March 1005, he reported to USS KALAMAZOO CAC Ili 03 as I knninand Master Chief. lfolloxving' KAl.AMAZlXYs decornrntssioning' in August 1000, he reported to Vl sl4Z'i f'or his second tfornrnand Master Chief' tour. VVhile there he earned his lflnlisted Air VVarf'are Specialist qualification. ln .lanuar'y 1008 he reported to luleadquarters, Su- preme Allied Ckrmmander, Atlantic as Ckmrmaricl Master CIiief'. Selected as the tkrrnniand Master C'l1iel' f'or USS liI'1AltSAIttll'IfI,I'lI1ID in November he reported aboard in Decemlxrr' 2000. tfonnnand Master Vhief' Myers personal awards include the Def'ense Meritorious Service Medal. Meritorious Service Medal tgold starr, Navy flOII1lTll'llfl2lllOll Medal Cgold slzn'J. Navy and Marine t'orps Achieve- ment Medal Cgold starr, lluiinanifarian Service Medal tlrronze starl, and various unit. carnpaiggn, and sevice awards. r'IrXlXlXNlJNIX1l'I.ICl llllxl . p Captain Steven C. Rowland United States Navy Commodore L -pfT'-t X flrJ?w. . , il H1 W M TA.. .nf . Nxgcc. -cgi I, 4- -rf'-N . ff J Ckiptain Rowland graduated from the University of Roch- and was commissioned as Ensign through the. Naval Reserve Officers 'lmaining Cbrps CNROTC3 DFOETHIU IH Mal' 1978. He was assigned temporarily to USS PORTLAND CLSD 373 for two months prior to attending Surface Warfare Of- + ficers Xhool CBasic3 and Chmmunications School in New- port, Rhode Island. From Januaiy 1979 to Januaijv 1982, Cktptain Rowland served as the CorTm1LUUC'dU0m Officer and Damage Cbntrol Assistant in USS HERMITAGE CISD 343, making two deployments to the Mediterranean ka and one to the North Atlantic. Captain Rowland attended the US. Naval Postgiaduate School from March 1982 through March 1934 and was awarded a M.S. in Operations Research. He then attended Surface Warfare Officers Sch00l CDepartment Head3 followed by pipeline combat systems training at Dam Neck, Virginia. Cz11Jt-Hin Rfowkmd served as Cbmbat Systems Officer in USS BOONE CFFG 283 from January 1985 until October' 1985 and then as First Lieutenant in USS PORTLAND CIASD 373 from November 1986 to May 1988. Dllfing these mms he deployed twice to the Persian Gulf and once to the North Atlantic. Following his depzu'tment head tours, Ckiptain Rowland was assigned as an instructor in the Mathemat' ics Department of the US. Naval Academy from June 1988 to Januaijv 1991. Returning to S921 duty' he served as Exmutive Officer in USS SHREV EPORT CLPD 123 from April 1991 to Jtme 1992. Joining the ship at the tail end of Desert Storm, SHEVHPORT made a quick turnaround deployment to the Mediteria- nean. i RCIXPITWSA' U1 VVHShiUJ-ZUJH, DIL he was assingned as an operations research analyst in the Office Of the Secretary of Defense CProgram Analysis and Evaluation3 from June 1992 to May 1994. Captain Rowland attended comand pipeline tiaining in Newport, Rhode Island from June to Septembelj 1994, then stood up I 're-I kmrnmissioning Detachment CPCD3 Carter Hall CISD 503. He was subsf-Xluentb diverted to USS GERMANTOWN CLSD 423, assuming coinmand in March 1995. Homeported in SH-Qebo' Japan, GIGRMANTOWN deployed twic A1 'e - F' ' - . . 1 y' - I ' m' P 1 in support of major international exercises Ifollovx mg hi-'N C0 mand tour, fktptain Rowland served as Fxecutivt Off' ' J. . . ef lC01'1l1 oss NAssAU ci.HA 43fl'OlT1J21I1U2U'y 1997tO iptember 1998. NASSAU was the 1 - - ' A' . L UNLU lflfii' for the March non-combatant evacuation of Albaflm- Returning to XAf2lSl'llI1lL, U3l1, DC' he w-is hai ' ' T' 2 U!-Ted to the staff of the Chief of Naval OperatioI1S fmm October 1998 to September 2000. He served fiist as a branch head then as Deputy Director, Total F0199 Prograrninizig, Manpower, and Inforination Resource Management Division iN123. Ckiptain Rowland's peisonal awards inclde the Legion of lVIe1'it, Defense Meritorious Service Medill- Meritorious Service Medal fwith Gold St-11-3 N 1 . , A , V V1 . .s T' - 1 f 1 , 2lV,V Commendation lVIedal fVVltll two hold Staisl. IW - Achievement Medal Cwith one Gold Slar3 and various qqlyynmigll -.md gm-Vid. Inuhls' L . Y , g Ckiptaln Rowland is married to the former Ellen Phelps of Niagara Falls New York. They' l121Ve thru children, John 6103, VVilliam 61553, and lVIarg'a1-et flop, Q ll'l' Colonel Richard P. Mills United States Marine Corps Comrnanding Officer 24th MEUCSOCD Colonel Mills, a graduate of Franklin and Marshall Cbllege, was comrnissioned a Second Lieutenant in 1975 via the Officers Candidate School Follovving the Basic School, he reported to 1st Bat- talion, 5th where he served as a Platoon Com- mander, Company Executive Officer and the Battalion t Adjutant. During 1978 and 1979, he served vvith Head- quarters Battalion, 3rd Marine Division on Okinawa. Upon his return to OONUS in 1979, he was assigned to the 2nd Recruit Training Battalion, MCRD, Parris Island as a Series Commander. In 1980, he served as the Battalion S-4 and subsequently as the Comnianding Officer of D Cbmpany. Following AWS in 1983, he reported to the 2nd Marine Division where he comrnanded A Company, 1st Battalion, 6th and later as the Regimental Assistant Operations Officer. From 1986 until 1989, he was assigned to the Officer Assingment Branch, Headquarters Marine Corps. After completing a subsequent school assignment, he stood a one-year tour as a Senior lVIilitary Observer with the United Nations 'lruce Supervision Orginization CUNTSOD in Palestine. Returning to OONUS in 1991, he reported to Marine Air Group 29, 2nd MAW for duty as the Air!Ground Liason Officer. From 1993 until 1995, he served as the Operations Officer for the 26th MEU CSOCJ. He also as the Operations Officer, Special Operations Group CSOTGD, ll IVLEF. From 1995 until 1997, he was assigned to the staff of Comniander, Sixth Fleet in Gaeta, Italy, as the Amphibious Exercise Officer and Assistant Fleet Marine Officer. In 1997, he returned to the 2nd Marine Division for duty as Commanding Officer, 3rd Battalion, 6th and concurrently as Cbrnmanding Officer, BLT 3!6, 24th MEU CSOCJ. In 1999, he departed 2nd Marine Division for duty as a student in the United Kingdom. His most recent assignment was as Officer in Charge, SOTG, H MEF. He holds a Masters Degree in Business and has attended the Amphibious Warfare School, the Marine Corps Cornmand and Staff Cbllege, the Naval Warfare Cbllege, and the Royal Cbllege of Defense Studies, London, England. Colonel Mills' personal awards include the Meritorious Service Medal Ctwo Gold Stars in lieu of second and third awardsj, The Joint krvice Cknnmendation Medal, and the Navy-Marine Cbrps Ckimmendation Medal. Cblonel Mills is married te the former Patricia Jacobson of New York, New York. I lllll I'Xll HISTORY ' USS E C1862-1864D June 19, 1864. ullwz' ffm! f'lx'4u11'x.11'Qv,2 .wwf ilflw' N1'f'fV1i1f,Q iff'-'f i ff-'f'f ff 7' flfhff' ffff' 'ii-mfbl JMC, M NIU' lun-My !fm,f,Z.l,,.t,lj ,Ziff y14pvr1m'z'1y in yfwyffy, gfiznafzizg If 1'11ff14c'1m1y In c'fu.w Aw ffm! bw' l'ff'Z'L'71-1.21011XIIICOIX mzffff ffnwfifff Jiffy iff !?UI.HI-fffillllx' mzzgv. Wa' nntp' f1z1m'fz'c's zmlmf flu' fzffzuzzzlizgv ICH spam! pfaxxwxmz' by our wzwzzj '... Authur Sinclair, Lieutenant, Cbnfederate States Navy, Crevvmember of CSS Alzlbtlmil The first ship to the name Kearsarge established her' superiority in design and crew in a 90 minute sea battle dLu'ing the Civil War. The Union ship Kearsarge, commanded by Captain John A. Winslowg and Cbnfederate ship Alabama, cominanded by Captain Raphael faced off in the En- glish Channel off the coast of Cherbourg. Kearsarge, though she approached a worthy opponent, was possessed of certain advantages includingt 11-inch guns, a pivoting gun at her' stern which proved deadly for the Alabama, a hull protected by metal chains C ll e am sill, ilu' yfrf1'1ztc'1'5fly1A21g Qffifi'lIf71 hw' fzrnzm' L'UZ'L'7'1-llg qfrlw wzvmyg lm! no f'Jl'?lCH'dII-U71 m'c'm's... noted LT Sinclairl, and a Crew of 163 to A1abama's 149 Con those old sloops-of-war, as today, every Sailor' countsD. Alabama did get off a shot that could have disabled Kearsarge, but the 55-pound shell embedded itself in Kearsarge's stern post and failed to explode. This souvenir was presented to President Lincoln, and is in fact preserved today in Washington, DC. Throughout the brief battle, Kearsarge maintained an aggresive posture and Alabama was finlly forced to surrender aniidst chokingly thick clouds of gtmpowder and trails of splintered hull and mast wreckage in the water. At 1224, Alabama Went down by the stern and Kearsarge commenced rescue efforts to recover her opponents crew members. The original Kearsarge continued to sail until she was lost on a reef in the Caribbean Seag but she was not the last Kearsarge to offer years of faithful and enthusiastic service to her country. C1898-19201 1 Uss ECBBSJ The battleship Kearsarge was built side-by-side with her sister ship, Kentucky. She was 368 feet in length and 72 feet in beam, with maximum speed of sixteen knots. Her armament included four 13-inch and four 8-inch breech loading rifles with secondary battery of twenty 6-pounders, four Gatling guns, and one field piece. Her crew consisted of 39 officers and 618 en- listed. The ship was ultimately commanded by Captain Herbert Winslow, United States Navyg the only surviving son of the cap- min Of the Origiwl Kearsm-ge: Captain Winslow sailed Kearsavge Th I i ll M 1 ui I pw A L 1 around the world -from 1907 to 1909 as a member of President . eoc or e U ,vc ts C 11 cat White li lect. The Great Willtlf I+ leet's nussion was to Show the entire Wgrld the power of the linited Navy, and to demonstrate that although militarily mighty, Aniei-iga intended '00 maintain international. diplomatic relations as much as possible. Naval presence - the abiiify to be physically present at any location within a matter of days, and the ability to remain on station indefinitely - a critical mission of todays Navy as well, especially the amphibious Navy. ' ' Kf2l1'S2U'21f2 CBB 59 waslclecoirunissiomxl in 1920, and was converted to a crane ship. She served in this filllxh' fm' UVGI' twenty YGUS, illdlnil' ln the construction of several World War II battleships. She beczmie C1399 S ll-J 0- 1 CAB U When Shi? 11215-S011 her illustrious name on to an aircraft carrier' CCVS 'SSD in 19422 lll IYIX HISTORY USS E CCVXCVAICVS 337 C1945-19705 The aircraft carrier Keuirsarge, the third ship to bear the name, was authorized by Cbngress in 1942 and conqlnissioned in May 1945. In February 1950, she headed to Puget Sound, Washington where she was briefly decorninissioned in order to fit her to carry modern jet aircraft. Following her recorninissioning in 1952, she joined Task Force 77 off the east coast of Korea with Captain Louis B. French, United States Navy, in command. During the Korean War, Kearsarge launched over 6000 sorties. The ship was awarded two battle stars for her valiant efforts. In 1958, Kearsarge was fitted out as an antisubmarine warfa.re support carrier CCVSJ. On August 1, 1962, she left Naval Station Long Beach, California, to position herself on station in the Pacific Ocean as a recovery platform for Mercury astronaut Walter Schirra. Kearsarge also recovered astronaut Gordon Cooper on May 18, 1963, following his completion of 22 orbits of Earth in the capsule 'Faith Seven . On June 19, 1964, Kearsarge commenced her ninth Far East deployment. She was dispatched to the South China Sea following North Vietnamese patrol boat attack on US. destroyers in the Gulf of Tonkin. Kearsarge provided antisubmarine protection for all ships attached to Seventh Fleet, as well as latmching planes to destroy North Vietnamese oil supply depots. The succew of these endeavors severely crippled the North Vietnamese Cbmmunist offensive and earned five battle and a Meritorious Unit Commendation for the ship. Following her outstanding in the Vietnam War, Kearsarge was decomrnissioned in 1970. USS E QLI-ID 31 C1993 - Launched on March 26, 1992, LI-ID-3 was christened GE on May 16, 1992, at Ingalls Shipbuilding by lVIrs. Alrna Powell, wife of General Colin L. Powell, USA, former chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. USS KEARSARGE was cornrnissioned October 16, 1993 in Pascagoula, Mississippi. ' GE departed for her maiden deployment on March 2, 1995, Where she served as the primary platform for the rescue of Air Force Captain Scott O'Grady after he was shot down over KEARSARGE began her second deployment on April 15, 1997, relieving USS NASSAU CLHA4D off the coast of the Democratic Republic of the Congo Cformerly Zaireb in support of Operation Guardian Retrieval on May 2, 1997. GE was later directed to Freetown, Sierra Leone to conduct a Noncombatant Evacuation Operation in support of Operation Noble Obelisk. On May 31, KEARSARGE evacuated more than 2,500 Aniericans and foregn nationals from more than 40 countries. The evacuees were transported to Conakry, Guinea. On April 17, 1999, Kearsarge embarked on her third deploynient. Perforrning a turnover with the NASSAU ARG while underway, ' 'E made best speed to the Adriatic where she performed various operations off the coast of Kosovo, including Opertation NOBLE ANVILXALLIED FORCE and establishment of Camp Hope in Fier, On JUne 7, Operation JOINT GUARDIAN began The 26th MEUCSOCJ was offloaded June 10th Litokhoron Beach, Greece, for movement to Skopje, Nlacedonia. The U.S. were the first peacekeeping gorce to enter Kosovo. After completing operations in Kosovo and while visiting Palma de Mallorca, Spain, KEARSARGE was ordered to transit across the Meditteranean Sea to Turkey after a devastating earthquake killed 12,000 people. On April 25, 2001, KEARSARGE departed Naval Station Norfolk for her fourth deployment to the Mediterranean. The ship served as a platform for the United State Organiyation CUSOD Gala, marking the 60th anniversary of the organization, participated in exercises and supported the President of the United States dLu'ing the G 8 summit in Cknoa, Italy. KEARSARGE has been awarded the Golden Anchor for Retention Excellence, Navy Unit Cbininendation, Meritorious Unit Ckimmenc lation, National Defense Medal, Armed Forces Service Medal, Kosovo Campaign Medal, NATO Medal for Kosovo Operations, Battle Efficiency E , the Sea Service Deployment Ribbon, the Ronald Rftmgan Distinguised Service Award and the Cbrninander Naval Force Atlantic Safety Award. HLWIY DRY I 9 HELO I-LANG ER VEHICILE STORAGE WELL DECK WORKCENTERS f OFFICE 1 1 nm rim Nl a ANI H 1 DNTIU ll . CARGO SHOPS Al 1 1 DMI, mA'u1'1c DNS PROPULSION HOSPITAL LENGTH: 844 FEET 3 MO B . 106 FEET 2 EIGHT-CELL SEA SPARROW . 2 NATO SEASPARROW DISPLA . 40,5111 TONS MEDICAL 8 FIFYY-CAL MACHINE GUNS SPEED: ZHKNUPS CAPABILITIIE 6 OPERATING ROOMS PROPUISION: 2 STEAM IIJILERS AMPHIBIOUS LII I': soo-BED WARD 70,0111 S1-fp 1UII4VA.LEN'T OF 42 CH-43 AOOOMODATIONS 1 174 CREWIZYYO TROOPS SEA ooN'rRoL SI-lIPt CINCLUDING 6 AV-Slkl LANDING CRAFIE 3 LCACS Z1 AV-8'Bsl4-6 SH 605 l1JlSllll'N1l5SlUN Our Mission and Capabilities... USS, Kean-urge CLHD 37 is the third Ship ol' the Wasp multipurpose amphibious assault Ship. Her mission is to load, transport., and land troops and their equipment in Support of amphibious operations anywhere in the world. Oixerationally, Kearsarge Serves as the com- mand Ship of an Amphibious Ready Group and is capable of Supporting a complement of ZX!! Marines and the az-Fault craft required to hit the beach both from air and Sea. Kearmuge is also home to 1000 Sailors, who live and work closely with the embarked troops Kearsarge serves as a launch pltform for up to three LCACS Clanding craft, air cushionx numerous trucks and land transport vehicles: und a combination of helicopters CCH-46, Cl-I-53, and oth:-mi. These provide the ship with the ability to conduct Search-and-rescue mia-iiona close air Support evacuation of personnel, and movement of thousands of Marines to the beach. The Ship also boasts a fully integrated communications and intelligence Suite, medical and dental facilities wich can Support up to G00 patients in addition to the crew, ref ueling-atfafn Stations for the hp zmd all her embarkexl craft, and numerous crew amenities Such as a gym, Satellite television, a.nd even our own radio shows! Armarnent is primarily defensive, including NATO Sea Sparrow anti-air missiles, Rolling Air Frarne anti-air missiles, and Closeln Weapons System KCIWSJ air defenz-11 guna The Ship is powered by two 600-poundtpsil hoilersg Steam turbines provide electricity as well as turning two propulsion Shafts. Kean-:urge achieves upward of 21 knots Lhmugh the water. Since World War II, warfighting rloctrine elnpha.-rizxes the critical importance of flexibility and projection of power ashore. AS clemonstaterl by Kearsargds employment in virtually every major uphcnval in her operating area during all three of her tleploymenta this Ship is truly at the heart of the next millenium?-1 Navy. TOF SHIELD Darkbluelsymbolizingthesealandgold Csymbolizingexcellencelaretheeolorstrad- it.iona.l1yamodatedwit.ht.heNavy. Thech- evrosn,withdeepgreenonbothsides,sugg- estsKeamargeMox1ntaininNewHampeh- ire. 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Jn-Q.. 1 , M ' D 1 'K W, q '-. mu K Y W 1- ' ftinih., i S .Q I, 2' ai' Lfk- U t KN, sf.. pk -..H ,Y 'V V an A ., ,. WFOQJD' kr-If f+ -W 'mf .1-1 ,. T' Vik Q- 3 'S A, APRHJ 2001 April 25, 2001 was ai gloomy day, and the wwithc-r matched the inood of the crew as more than 1,200 Kezu'szu'g'e Sailors said goodbye to their farnilies in the rain and cold. For more than half of the crew, this was their first deployment. On paper, the schedule called for a few exercises and several port visits. The biggest question was whether or not the schedule would hold. The ship's fourth deployment, US? Kearszu'ge has a history of being involved in real-world events that test its crew. Would this deployment be different? Little did the crew know that within the next six xnonths life at home would be altered in a way that would affect wich and every Sailor, Murine and fzunily member. ' as APRIL 2001 April 25, 2001 was a gloomy day, and the weather matched the mood of the crew more than 1,200 Kearsarge Sailors said goodbye to their farnilies in the rain and cold. For more than half of the crew, this was their fiist deployment. On paper, the schedule called for a few exercises and several port visits. The biggest question was whether or not the schedule would hold. The ship's fourth deployment, USS Kearsarge has a history of being involved in real-world events that test its crevv. VVould this deployrnent be different? Little did the crew know that within the next six months life at home would be altered in a way that would affect each and every Sailor, Marine and fainily member. Within 24 hours of getting underway, the entire crew was poised to perform. The first task: get the Marines of the 24 MEU CSOC7 aboard safely in Onslow Bay, North Carolina. 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'N ,,, Inqollf' 55 ' ,, 2.19, -r: 5 Q H- w f?E'5fV rafg...+ - 200 1 Ship's Schedule -s 2,4 A131'1 VADM lVILlll9I'l, C214 VlSlt 25 Apl-il Deploy, Mediterranean 01 2 30 April Safrey Standdovvn 1 May Retention Standdovvn 6 May Steel Beach P1Cl'11C 7' Nlay IH-Clh0p OSF 8 May VADM J ohneon, OSF ernbark 8 May Relieve USS Nasau 9 May Port Visit, Rota, Spain 1 1 lVIay Underway 14-19 May Port Visit, Palma de lVIallorc2, Spain 16 May Palma N avy League VIP luncheon 21 lVIay Exercise Trident D' Or oomrnenoes 2 June Entered Tam free zone 5 June Il'-qercise Alexander the Great oomnfienoee 7 June 7 Greek Photoex 9 June RADM Xenos embark 10 June Greek Flight Deck Reception 13 June GEN Fulford embark 15 June Exercise Alexander the Great concludes 18-22 June Port Visit, Rhodea, C reeoe Z5 June RADM Donaldson visit Zi-28 June Port Visit, Naples, Italy 27 June- - USU Gala 27 J upe - Ii'ADl'VI Riggel embark I I 2-11, , I --' MED 01-2 July Port Visit, Brindisi, Italy Y 1 10 July President of Albania embark, with media V ,519-21 July President of the United States support off Genoa, Italy n 1 July Port Visit, Cannes, France July Cannes Navy League Flight Deck , I reception 1 ' A e A saauulgo July Career Day p y 1-13 August Port Visit, Croatia for FIVIAV f 'H'+ 217 August Port Visit, Toulon, France iff 18 August Toulon Fight Deck reception A 18 August Fainily Support Group VTC with USS A 3 Kearsarge P We A A 21-25 August Port Visit Tarragona, Iiif I 27-31 August Peru vieit, Valletta, Malta ' A f 'r1l1li2.'7 August U.S. Anibassador to Malta embark ' 1 4-10 September Port vieit, Turkey S5 September Marmaris Mayor, District Governor visit P 11 September World Trade Center I Pentagon terrorist ff M16 September CPO Initiation p 5 P 19 September VADM J ohnson, C6F, embark ' f 27 September-1 October Pun vieu, Ruta, spuiu fi g y , USS Bataan relieves Kearsarge ifi Q tober Arrive Onslow Bay 14 Cctober offluud 24 MEU c soon rf' 15 October Return to Norfolk, Conclude A t Mediterranean O1-2 Deployment l I p V EJ fi :J EDULEI -fill - 7.61 million AIR -5131,-187 gullmm of JI -5 -1,902 fnuling uvoluticms vrmlluctul -540,082 gallon-w nl' JP-5 I1-cvlwul during RAS opm-rations -4.720 .ll '-5 fuel samples tw-tai fm' um ant: n nimntla nn -450 1--lvvatc ar runs -I rm-1. 4,000 flight. vvolutions X t nl I t ! 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Y hw . x J 4 IQ -Q r E , i 4 Q' 1 4 V I 'lr -...J ,WH I ' , R F I as L, P .Q 1' 1 ,Q pair'- 'C I' Q .film ., if 5 nil' B 'fb 1 'lhfl XVIN 2 33 t I .PQ 0 I ...M Q, Y-' Ill CAPTAIN N ROWLAND ODORE CPR6 eg Rm, 'Yr .'xNs MMCMCSWlAWl JAMES COTE COMMAND MASTER CHIEF A Bl O I1JDR'I'llK7I'I-IYCRDNE ICDRMARKGERSIHOFFER MAJJOHNINGRAM ILJJRJEFFSINCLAIR LTTHOMASCANNIZKD llililill cAPr cnsmtr GAHIA ur mmm quxrmous ur nsamrm vmmnnu unc crmnnm ENION uma DANITA cms CSBTODDVVIXIFEN YNCTRACEYEAL EVVCTHOMASCIJNRAD GYHWJAME l'IC'I'I-IADDEUSSMTPH -an i if H I A CIT! DEANNA ADAMS YNI SEBAS'I'IAN ANDREWS CBI MA'I'I'HEW BERNCKUJ BM BIRL EWI TIIVIUTHY HIOWN ,fi Y A 3 EFI' GARRY HIHOIS Xl CYNTHIA G EET GABRIEL MA'I'I'l-IEWS Cl'R1 CHARLES MCXIJRD EWI KEVIN PATPEEJN MSI DAVID SANDERS ISI DAVID SIGMON ST CHRIS SILVERIVIAN lT1 ROBERT YOUNG H2 ANTIONE MEAIIJWS Cl'1'2SI-IAWNSMIALHC CI'l'2JlEHUA'I'RUJlLl1J CBSLATUYAEPPS MS3NE1 Cl'l'3MA'I'I-IENSHEARN E4 SIIICPIHS 1 -f4f...N4,,:m 7' 1 -5 i gi di Q ' 0 lb 'TY S2 -3 5 v 5 V Q.,- 84.94 5 v Y V 'T la.. 44 HVI1 as LCD E, OTHY HOUYER AVCMQAWINACD KENNETH REICHERT E ARTMENT HEAD LEADING CHIEF PETTY 01-'FICER 3? as the staffdivision ofAI1VlD, l1VI-1 consists of Maintenance Administration, Production MaintenanceAdminisresponsiblefort.raininga1lAl1VID pm'QmwLd1afdngm'dmudngwnesp01de1mem1dp1wiiingdwdaHymuswrmporL Produc- timifontrol is responsible for screening all aircraft components entering A11VlD for mainte- lMRListhesole work center responsible for ensuringallotherwork centers havethe reqnjredequipmenttomaintaintheembarked aircraftandshopequipment. QualityAsurance 'I'heQAworkcentererBureseverymaintenanceactioniscom- plisafelyandwithno ' ' Alsowit.hinQAistheCentra1Publim1tionI.1'brary whim maintains an up-to-date inventory of all publications necessary to perform maintermnce oneverypieceofaviationgearaboardtheship. . s--Y A v 'Q or C Q' 'V' CWCBFERNINANDCXJLE CSNOZMICHAELSTIMAC AIGTODDTT-IOMPHJN AHI MATHEY EBTSPEVENGAIN All 1 IH-ll W lu3'-fwf -wxgnnw, AOISFEVEN 0' 0 A'I'1 DAVID GAGGIUITI AE1 MICHAEL HOPPER AK1 MICHAEL JACICSJN AZ1 DENNIS MANLEY AS1 PAUL POW'ERS AMS1 PAW'EL AD1 EIXIARIXJ RKXIHA AS1 KENNETH SMITH AZ2 GERALD ALTGILBERS AE RAYMOND MCEALL AZ2 SALVATURE MUS AK2 BRIDKS PARKS AZ3 ALAN ERTLE SA LDRI CIXJK 1 i Tl if 9 ., I Hi, :IVY IQDIIMI 'G-fi JI -.1 initssupportwthesldpardembarkedMarhremdts,HW-2p1uviiesalxstof totheAirCombatElementCACEJandother Edepartments oftleaxdationvelddetiremmdwlwelshopanalysishhmmpositematelial shop, engirBslwp,hyd1amicpm1mmtkshop,su'uctmeslmp,m1wWa1equipnents1wp retestamiinspectionslwp,HVI-2ismiticalh1itsm1eofkeeph1gaHahuaft ready. 1713 , Y 8 5 4 9 I-L 1 v S? .J AIXJJCBEPHHALL AMS1 LIDYDCLARKE AINDIIALBERTRAMIRW FRIJAMESSEALE AME JAMEBANDLI AIBIHALHJDU PRZDANIELHIODHEAD SZTROBERTBURGARD SBTCRAIGHILL AMHZMARKHOVESTAUI' IM-2 I 101 .. ,, . 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A'IIS JOHN GIIIIDN ATI EIXZAR BENTLEY NHIHJN ICI JOHNBURRIS ATI 35'T D A01 KENNETH GREEN AEI JIBEPH KOVALEKI ATI MICHAEL SAMPSJN SIT SHAWN BAKER AT2 JENNIFER CARPENTER SIT ROBERT GOMEZ AT2 SEI..WYN JOHN SIT TY EVAN KIGHT AE2 FROILAN LAGUARDIA SST ASFACIO NICHOLAS 1041 W-8 Referred to as the AvionizslArmamentlCalib:ration IM-3 in thewzginote- flange aingrafb eleetnm1,' instrument, communicztibll, Il3V183U0nv wan measfn es' US, of also perfornm calibration of all shlpboard equip. X 5 -v ef v V as 5 1 i Y- .Q 1 ff.. 9 J' M SIT 'PATRICK PRICE ACR MICHAEL SMALL CPL STEVEN ALMENDAREZ CPL MICHAEL BARAN ACB RHHNALD DAVIS CPL RICHARD IXJRSEIT CPL FRANCJIS FRADEITE CPL MICHAEL GORIDN CPL D HALL CPL MA'I'l'l-IEW HARTMAN AE! NELQXJN HOWARD EM3 CHRISIOPHER LANE CPL DANIEL PIERCE CPL DAVID SKEIZFERS A13 MICHEAL SMITH 1 1. 51 lM4ll Ill' W UPL ANIIJNKJWIXDIBE U11 I AR! ANC-ARITA AEAN TRAVB ATKIEJN AN FIJDA 9 FN VERNON Ill.l'I'l!JN l1'I'L THOMAS HOWELL l17PI LEE I-lUN'l H2, AOAN WILLIANI MILLER l13PLI.AR.RY SJHEID IIUPL MICHEAL WHITE ATAA BRKXIK BABBITI' ATAA MICHEAL ALPDRD AOAR MIJCRIT LEE ATAA ANTHONX LEIN 10 6 8 Z quo ?' f J f '?e 5 ll' I .E ' ' ' 1 1 Y 1 v - 1 F I .ev lllnl IM-3 Gu! I u I 'T C ,f in . al . gf, 34 ' W- -.... .1 -L- J 6-4 V ' dl , H in stunesand weapons. HW4 'mrethan950piecesofaVia'j0nSuPP0rteq1dpnengHW4nmmmirm,Elmsm1dm- ship's yellow gear. From fork lifts to tow tractors to tie-downchains,thepezson- pmYiieamLuui-thficbdQ.sm'Weemtteendmmew,mdmrBistentlysupports eV0luu0n0nt'hesh1Pv md'-'dmg' ICAC Operations, flight operationsandthernove- Q 515 v .fax Q e Nl ASB TIMUFHY TRACY ASI BRIAN ANGLIN AS1 MARYELLA lVIl'ICI-IELL AQ ELVA CHARIDT AS2 DALTON CLARKE AS2 ENGELBERT ESPINXA AS2 GIIDRGE HOIIIXN AS2 ANGEL LAMIHJY AS3 JXE ABREU AS LEDNARIID BRIONIB ASBANTONIOBURKE CPI. 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ILIDR DENNIS SHEUION LT JAXN SPEED CW04 ERIC HIOWN ABI-KS JKBEPH PREISNAR ABHC ROBERT OIDISCY AHHC ANTHONY RAINEY AHIC ROBHVI' SACS ABI-ll JOHN BARAN AB!-ll JEFFERY HICE ABI-Il FREDDIE KCXJNCE V Vlllll ABI-I2 D CARTER ABI-I2 ANDRAE MUPAYNE ABH2 MARK SMITH ABI-I2 RHIINALD TURNER ABI-I3 TARADAWN BAKING AB!-I3HRANlIJN YNBMARIECARR ABI-IBBRIANCIXJKS ABHBBRANDEN ABHBROBERTDEARING ABH3 CBUALIIJ DELACRUZ ABI-I3 J FRAZIER. ABI-I3 ALBERTA GCDDWIN ABI-I3 YUKIE HILLIARD ABI-I3 TOMMY JOHNSJN ABI-I3 ELVIN IDPEZ 9 9f e 9' 'QI' Y '17 Y 47 l.'.,, 47 4? ! v 4'-1 9' Y Y. Y N3 Y 9 'Y Q7 . :nw l f .og , ,An U lI0lV-I --4. '-'x- M11 ,T-Ui:- ! v A--1 - 'v Aim 5' gi Wan Q-Q' w ABH3 TIIVIUFHY ROBINSJN ABI-IAN ROBERT AI-IRENS AN DANE BARNFB AN MARINA . BARRY AN LUCY DAVIS Q Ill I 0 ... '09 Z 1 X 4 f d , AN BRIAN IZIYYPIITTN AN KEVAN FR.AP'P Al3l'lAN KENNETH HARKPEN AN Pl'IER ' . N AN AUDIIMN MATl'IEWS Juli 1 -f 'Z W f , , Z' 4 7 Af 4 N AHHAN IVIICPIAEL MC YNAY i ABl'lAN JUDY REED AN JFYICA RANIJIAPIYT AN KIIWBERLY YOUNG AA .IAMFB ALLEN 4- .Q- , ,M 5, 7 is f , 7 3' v u nl AAJAMIELFLHXC ABHAAJISEKIXIAN ABHAALEXJLUEBANO AAERINMUNNELL AAFAUSATOLADIPO AARICHARDPOWELL AATIRZAHSMALIS ABI-IAARENEVAXUEZ AASHANNONVVEIPERT' ARCHRISBERNAL ARJOHNLEWALLEN ARGERALDLYNCH ABHARAIJBERYIIJMEDINA ARMISPYVARNHJ.. ABHSGIISPDIAGARCIA II2lV-I F4 M. f Llhlll! f f , Q f ,. -- 'E 'O ' 4 Z ff 4 'ai fx ll Lu- A ThQ,HangarDeckisoneofthemostut.ilizedspacesahJard E,andV.3pe1gmme1 ieveryinchofit. Theyelbwaniblueshirtsensluethesafennvementaniseculityof ' tonthehangardeckwhiletheredshirtsareknownas' 'Havhopnjvickesafe andfhstaidtnpersonnelinanernergency. ' 5 S QQ- ' N . 'Q -ll Q 2'-f v 2, 'ES in ILYDR STEVEN LUBBERSFEUI' ILTDR STEPHEN MO ABI-IC CHRISFINA SMALL ABHI THOMAS CHAGNON ABI-ll JAMES NIIDEKE ABH2 ALPHONHD GRAY ABI-I3 JONATHAN CXXSS ABH3 KRIIBKY GARCIA ABH3 NICHOLAS GORDAN ABH3 PAUL JACKHJN AB!-I3 VALENTINE NGOMA-1DEMBEl' ABI-I3 MICHAEL QUICK ABI-I3 MYLYNIM RIFFLE ARI-I3 ASHA WILHDN AH!!! KEARY YOUNG V IIIII AH-IAN BATEY ANCRYSTAL ANGAmm-:LGoNzAuB ANANIXIEALANG ANRANDALLYNLANGLEY ARJANELLELALDEE AI!!-IANKWANAP!-ll1'L ANCARIDSTITO AAICELVINBANCHON AA'l0RRIEH!0VVN AAIVIICHELLECASPANEDA AASHANNONMCIIEE AAPHILIPLIFICHAM ARRALPHFILJYD ARGRHIORYHATFIELD ABI-IAN AKUA-SJDIO MCFARLANE ARWASCARPORTE ARNERISARYICI-IIE ARNADINEWEIR I x n 'N . ? 2 -o 4 XXX 4 f 1' XXX 8 Z P A XXX J XXX Z eg. ' Q -c 4 IIJIV-3 -3 L ,-, , , an-Q. M.--1.-.- V-4 TheFuelsDivisionisrespormibleforthereeeipt,stowage, andisuingofJP-5andMOGASfuels. Affectionatelyknown 2Sfhe'Grapes, V-4 personnel maintainandoperate allair- craftrefue1inganxidefuelingstationslocztedtlu'oughm1tthe FlightDeckandHanga1-Deck. The belowdecks crew ma.intainthetwoJ'P-5PumpRoonB,1ocatedont,hesixt.h deck. Theypm'ovidedistrIkn1tionoffuelandoperatethe1nunps, pu1'if1ersaniassociatedequipmentens1u'ingon1ytheclmnmt fuelmakesitwayintoanyaircraft. Thedivisionalsopro- videsstorageandisuesautomotivegasolineinsupportof the Ship's Self Defense Force CSDFJ, SEAL, ITD Team, and Marine ' Units. 'K Y 'QXXI ENS CHJINTON SIONEWALL ABI? ROBERT DE UB SANTIB ABF1 SIYPI' KEITH ABF1 EDDIE TATIIJR ABF1 VICTOR ROLLING ABF2 MARSHALL CDWEN ABF2 RDNIMEL RAMCB ABF3 GUSFAVO AGUIRRE ABF3 KWAKUD AGYEMANG ABF3 MICHAEL AYLIE ABF3 NIICHAEL BRIIIQEWATER ABF3 RUTH Cl-IAVQ ABF8 SEAN CR.HlGEPP ABF3 RYDELLCURTIS ABF3 IHJBERT DANIEL fbi 'Nd V 'IIIIS '9!'f AHFBLUIS RAMCB ABF3MARKAEDWAR.IB AHPBANTONIOHORTON AHVBLINIEEY AEFBCXJLINLOUIS ABE! MARIA MORAL? Am!-l OPOKU OWUSU ABE! DIANA PINCB-PADILLA AN MELLISA CYPHERS AN AUTUMN GLENN ANYORRICKIXJRE ANIIIUISKENMAR ANJASJNMCKINNEY ANC!-IR.lSIIJPl-lERPUSl'AM ANBANITATEIXEIRA II6lV-4 hw 'Y 2, f ABFAA ALLISJN AA VKIIOR. JOHAN QUEADA AA ERIC SEEN AA KAREN STEPHEN AA DEWAYNE WATHJN AAJIBEPHWATXN AATDDDWIDIIJWS ARMARLDNHJAKE ARKENELGJULANGIE, ARSHAIWNDA DENNIS AR MONIQUE HUME AR DAVID MONAHAN AR QUINTRA W N ABFAR GARY WILLIAMS AR MORGAN YEAGER. V-IIII7 , Qin ' ' LT JAMES AIADERSN C A EICMCSWJ BARRY CDISON DEP HEAD LEADING CHIEF PEPPY OFFICER CA Division is staffed by the Automated Data Systems experts. They provide 24-hour com- puter repair services, as well as maintain the fastest means of communications known to Sailors at H - E-mail. The division also provides support to Supply, Training, Aviation and Maintenance departments, as well as providing the new NTCSS Progra.m which provides a quicker, more high-tech means for all departments to accomplish their rnissions, as well as stay up to date with the ever-changing information systems technology. si: sql' LT MARK K ITC DEBRA BR.lJI3EFIJR'I'H ITC ELIZABETH MANGINO IT1 NOEMI BRUNDAGE lT1 ANTHONY I-KXIAN IH QE' 2' ' S? IT1KA.RENSD:iPKINS lTlVALER.l'ETHUR.M.AN ITZNEWTONALLEN TIYJEFFERYANDERSDN ITZMIGHAELBRANIIJN A f-. , N. Y V IIBICA -Lin 8 Yr 'fl Y Y 4? fr ni E Y ff 'VC 3 :jg 2' EI'2TI-IERJEACANALIB ITZJCBEPHDERUBEIS lT2BRIlX5EI'LA'I'IMER ITZBRYCELHJNARIIJ l'I2SHARONSIMNIONS ITBJEE H IT3 LARRY MANNING FRS GRAIG MILLER W3 SPENCIER YIBSFEVEN TINDALL ITSN DAMIEN HOLLIDAY HSN FRANKIE ROA HSN CHRISIOPHER SPENCER YISASEANKEHL YISABENJAMINSFAIR W - an:-- ? 7 Z 2 Q . ,ez ,l X 2, .vw -1 SRKASINAHUEY .Tv rv. LV Q .An - N U , CAIII9 CED. . . nisl wthe..e1ectnmj,5experts. Thedivisionmainta.insallracfioconnnu nimtion equipment, shiP'S radar, all infernal Oommunifztions equipment' the Shlp S Closed Ch'cuitTe1evisionsystem,aruimainspacemonitoringSy5t'emS- LTJG IXDNALD CIEELL ENS JCBEPH MGJRE EIC DAVID ANDERSJN EIC KEN BILLINGS ICI! IXJUGLAS BROPHY EIC SUIT FILXJD EFI THOMAS CHAMBERS EFI GRHIORY DAVIS ICI BILLY DUNN EIYJEREMY BRITT El'2ADRIANl-IEILMAN EIYJENNIFERHEUVISLXJLLIER EPZCXJREYHENDERSJN EEMARK E'l2FR.AZIERPOLLAR.D IIDICE IIR 4 on UH! -r 5 'Q Y-- CEDi . . nlshomewthe electromcsexperts Thed1v1s1onn1amtams1galIQ:e13ElJ1ocommu mea' tignequjpinent, slupsradar a1l1nterna1comrnun1c2t.1ons6q111PUN?nt'f I-7,3 Closed Chvcl1itTelews1onsystern,a1'lim21DSPa0efmm1t0rmgSySt'emS' LTJG IXJNALD CISELL ENS JIBEPI-I MCXJRE EIC DAVID ANDERSJN EIC KEN BILLINGS ICE IXJUGLAS BROPHY EIC EDT FIIIJD EFI THOMAS CHAMBERS EFI GRHIORY DAVIS ICI BILLY DUNN EPZJEREMY BRITI' EIYADRIANHEILMAN El'2JENNIF'ERl'lELMS-CXJLLIER. ERQJREY EHMARK ETZFRAZIERPOLLARD IZDICE -...Wi -. A 5 IV YW!!! A if sf Y if ay. Y V I1 Y v V V ' Q j a 1 ., I ' 0 Q4 Q-G Q4 IC2 CALVIN SHAW EPZ HOLLY SMITH IC2 EIDIS TELIAFERRO EP3 JCBHUA ANDROLEWICZ EPB VICIUR ARCELAY- RODRIGUEZ I-TPS! C DRY BARON FTD-S LARRY BRLXTK ER! MIC VHAEL BROWN EPI-I DANIEL Q 'HAPMAN EB! MA'l'I'l-IEW LUURSER ETD! AARON DIVINE PTFE! DARRELL IXJNALD ETD-l BRENT I-IK! ,UND Elf! LEXJNARD IVIAUK ITD-B RAYMOND MQSDRLEY ,un Flux-lla T. 'QI' ' -, CEI III El'3'l'l-IOMASNEI-l0LAS GDERHCNOWEG KBIIDNNAIKJLING EPS KALION KB'I'IMUI'HYSl-IERIDAN ,, sv EPSJIBEPHNGOAN EIBROBERTSJUTHERN ER-I SPENCER EP3MAR'I'INV'IRlil', EIBRKXIERVVESI' IG-I ELIOT WCIBLEY EP3 WALKER ICFN IXJUGLAS DAUGHERTY EISN JAME EVANS ICFN BRANIIJN FENDEL EISN ERICJOHNHJN EISN JAMIE REYE ICFN MICHAELTDEPFER ICFA MAILDLM BUIXJE ICFA JOHN FDKPIXLTE 'fl- Y V '15 7 Af , ,K '? ICFA JERROD SISK ' ,tg-'4 ICFRMARKUSDUNCAN nzzfce W it if .S 3 CRDi:vkionprovidesthecrewandallembarkedurritswithreliableexterrxaltactimlcom- municgtions, as well as communication connectivity for the ship's telephone system and e- if a 5. 5- i rig Y z..g, e Al -1 i LTJG STEVEN SLE ITC FREDERICK SIMPSJN FIC VERNA RIVERA lTl KEVIN CRUJK lT1 ANTHONY HARVEY lT1 CASANDRA NAPPIER lTl JANEY ROBINHJN RICHARD WHEN ITI lT2 LII! BERSAMIN lT2GAlL HJRJA CRI! 1 .4 , FN Aif. as L -1 ef' 1, A S! ' ,mf .L ie, - I'I2 I Il.I'1N 1 PAY I'l'.2 I TI-IRIh'I'0I'HI'1R I.lNI DE ITS! AUI DILEY RIUI-IARIXJON F12 SHAUN SMITH I'I'..'! MARK VAN! X DRITI' I'l2 liI'IVI'IRI .Y WASHUM I'I!lMI'1I.ANII'1UAMACHO l'I'1I MAl Tlili TE HII .I . l'l'2-I MK YI-IAI'll . I.Ul DEWIG I'IYl SHANNK DN Ml I Il TI I lN VIE! RI-INI'1I'l WA'I'KINS YISN RK YHARI D ANDREWS HSN MK THA ICI . I IIIAY YISN .ll DNATHAN I-IWARS YISN JASON MYI-IRS I'ISN FRANK TIS! I I I 'ARKS VISA K Il INA HEI .I . VISA RK ll il II IC SI 'I-INK VER YISN .IAFX DN BROWN FISA I-II .I .K YI'I' EIRKSQX IN 9 if V E I. 1 LW '51-J v Z ' 4 -5. I2-UCI! I ' f V H' ,5I4f fb f fl ' wg! I 3 GED ST42- si w 01 '1 9 1N5C0 .agi- CAPFCARLTON HAGANS MSGTJERALDTAYIJOR DEPARTMENT HEAD SENIOR STAFF NCD Combat Grgo facilitates Ship-to-Shore Movement by coordinating with the embarked Marine Ewpeditionzuy Unit CMEUJ, in conjunction with the Amphibious Squadron CPI-IIBRONJ, the and precise movement of personnel, vehicles, and equipment deployed by the MEU during amphibious operations., and serves as liaison between the MEU, PHIBRON, and E, providing valuable LI-ID Class ship-loading expertise. Com- batOargoaSistst.he MEU with all load planning, thatare utilized dining embarka- tionldebarkation evolutions. Combat Cargo also assists the ship during monthly Vertical Replenishment CVERTREPD operations by providing forklift support and Helicopter Support Teams CHSTJ, which provide the skills required to conduct safe, well-organized VERTREP Operatiors. In addition, the Combat Chrgo Depart- ment also coordinates with the Assistant Supply Officer all passengers, mail. and fargo CPMC9 movement ve- qU6SfSdepanh1gviaHelimpterorICACfLanih1gCraftAh'Cushionl The Marine Expeditionary Unit CMEUD augments the Combat Cargo Department by pmviding Marines from the Battalion landing Team CBLTJ, Air Combat Element CACED, and the MEU Service Support Group KMSSGD, to f0rm theCombat Cargo Platoon, which supports Combat Cargo Operations OH b0aI'd 'E- .EQ -' 6:5 no I . 0 . I p I cm. ROBERT Mmm A cm, ALEXANDER MAIJA i CPL DANIEI sous.-x i CPL Emi: Sl'Rll'lxl.ANh utm, .1oN ANIWIRSDN 1 COMBAT CARUU I I S I IYSK IT Rl IBERT DPI A11 l I SYS! DT JAM PS M K 'lx I-.NS SGT KI IRK 7AN I' ARRLM lI7Pl. MK YHAEI FINI l'.N CPL EIX GAR HERNANIDPJ 4 f' 3 ., LCPL ANDROVRETT LCPL BRIAN ARMSTRONG LCPL LUIS AVILES LCPL JASON BEASLEY LCPL DEVRON BOOZE LCPL NATHAN BRADEN LCPL AXEL CRUZ LCPL BENNY EAKIN LCPL TIMOTHY GALINDO LCPL GIRARD GRAY LCPL DAVID HARRIS LCPL IVAN JIMENEZ LCPL WILLIAM JONES IEPL TODNEY LEE LCPL RYAN LIGHT 1-3-W T 1 f , X Z Nz Q I Z6 I COM BAT CARGO 1.. nr-' 1 11'- ,I I 5 8 af I! I' . A 2 7 . at 4 , . .vyl I Y LCPL CHARLES MATTHEWS LCPL KRISTOFER TAMPLIN LCPL RICHARD TCHICAYA LCPL CHRISTIAN TI-IUESEN LCPL JOHN MILLER LCPL ELIJAH OLSON LCPL DEREK PAYTON LCPL MATTHEW PELLERIN LCPL FREDDIE PRESTWOOD LCPL NEMECIO RAMOS LCPL LUKE RIDER LCPL ANTONIO RUSSELL LCPL BRET WOOLHETHER LCPL SHAWN YOUNG LCPL RODNEY ZURITA COMBAT FARGO! IZ7 ' Wulf 'lux - ' F V-i.,c..V: H g--1-3 - ,.'..-'r PFC JOSE ABARCA PFC RONALD AUGUSTINE PFC BOBBY BRANT PFC MA'l'l'HEW CHARRON PFC JOHNATHAN ELDRIDGE PFC JOE GRAZIANO PFC DONNELL JONES PFC CARLOS MARTINEZ PFC JARRET VADEN PFC JOHN ZENK IZK ICOMBAT CARGO --v.-Q - 3 n T SYS Y' M' 'dzw- mn ICDR WALTER CXJPPEANS 111 ACXBKAWISWD CHARLES LIBBY DEPARTMENT HEAD LEADING CHIEF PEITY OFFICER Combat Ordnance Division is the ship's weapom department. The people in CD Division erm1maHdipbwrdmdnmweisonbmbd,swWed,assembbdmdisuedmmpponofdwAh CombatEbnmntCACELSeamhmdRmcueCSARDDemchnwnnmdE:mbdve01dnmmeHs p0S21CEX3DJandSw,AirIamiCSEALJtwn1S.111edixdsiona1sop1mfides E forallsmallarms. Q, 5 CWKE ERIC RICHIWOND GMC DAVID INMAN A01 KELVIN ANDREWS GMI ELWGJD AGENT A01 CLAUDE BACKMAN 1 in i GMI TIMCYPHY HX K S A01 DALE FSPABRKXDKS A01 JOHNATHAN EVANS A01 SHERMAN SAIIIE GMI JOHN ,WALLER Ill 1- 'uv EI '+ dm- ' V . 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ThepeopleinC1JDivision asneaHs1dpbw1dmdnmu2ism1babd,swwed,asembbimdis1ndmmpponofdwAh' CmrbatEbnmntKACEXSw1d1mdRexmCSARJDewchnwngmdEbcpbshreO1drmx2DB- pomlCEDDJm1dSea,AirLaniCSEALJteanB.TT1edivisionaIsop1nviies E traininga1xiquaJifica,tionfora1lsma1la11ns. , v CWCB HUC RICHMOND GMC DAVID INMAN A01 KELVIN ANDREWS GM1 ELWKXJD AGENT A01 CIAUDE BACXMAN GM1 TILKYPHY H1318 A01 DALE EPAEIKXIKS A01 JO!-lNA'l'HAN EVABB S1-IHIMAN SABIE A01 GMI JOHN WALLER C01 I AKBKENYARIVERA ACBAIIJNNIACAXN ACBFREDHULL AWJASJNNIIILER GMZJIBUESANTIAGO AG-3 MONICA CDE A08 ALEXANDER ORTIA GMB 'I'IMUl'HY HUGI-E ACB KYLE EJGGS GM3 MARK JACKSJN ACB KAREEN MASJN A03 GRHSG MARTIN AKB KELLEY MORRIS ACBIAME VANHORN Am TENNXE WAKEFIELD A03 MICHAEL POWELL ll ,J 5.5 IJOICO A X 1 3' 3-w5f?21 ' ' K.. ..3 lx, -- , In A A - A' E AOAN HENRY BASILIERE AOAN ANSJN CHATMAN AOAN BILLY HIGH AOAN SELINA JEFFIDAT AOAN JCBEPH MANRY AOAN JCBE MEDINA AOAN CHARLE MILIS AOAN IDIJIS THOMAS AOAA DWIGHT BRIXJM AOAA ROBERT G GMSA IDUIS QUICIARINO ' AOAR CHAD BIRGE AOAR JARED CLARK AOAR TIMUFHY CRAWINJRD AOAR ADAM DEIL AOAR ROBERT A AOAR ENRIQUE REB AOAR BILLY HI!-IAT AOAR DEMOND WASHINGTON AOAR VVILLIAM C0ll3l 'Y Y, . . .. . 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JAM54 RIKEN! lll2JA.lfBillJRK l'12.KlllHlJA UIJRNIIEPER W2MA'l'l'HIRV HAVASI-I H2-KFHEH IKXIAN IN 2 llAVll!.Kl-IJWILN IN 2 JAHFN IIIWE IN UIIYAN 'IYIBDYI' W 2 MIK HAH, WAIJCIUI IN!! AMANDA HIRE HZIVW .. .. 'ff 9 rn! Nu -J 5, 'li Y T .r l'I'3 OWEN ADAMS Ti DAVID BLAKE PIB RA HJYD PCS STEVE CANNON 1-133 JASJN CDYMAN PIB TRACY IXJHBINS PIB BRIAN GADEBERG I-13 JAHIJN HARRIS PIB TREVOR Hli!K P13 C THARLIB HENDRICK Q. Y NY 449 9 Q bm. ru' Tf ' . CWIISJ 41-11- YA,, AV 1 ,pint-r fig i it :nu-1, ' .--....--Q., -.. -.- INUBANDREHOLT HBJCBEMAIDA FTB FCBDANIELMUDD KB ONNADI INZSWILLIAMSREED FCSJEFFERYSHAFFER FC3 JOHNATHAN SJIDMON FTB LANE STEWART FIB NIICHEILE SWEAT YN3 MONICA ROBINSJN FG EXANIIUN WILDER IMYCW 0 4' p -V .. Mm' NP' bi ICDR RICHARD SAUL LT Tl1VIUI'HY JANNING DEPARTMENT HEAD CHAPLAIN TkwCmmmrdReHgiousMimswimDepannentpmWdesammdudeofsenriceswdwmeW. FromreligiousservieestogriefcounseHng,theChaplainsamiRPshe1pensm1ethecrewhasthe optiontoworshipandseekguidaneeon personal matters. 4' Aff 1.41 ai, , .. ..., g ,-lil-li P 2 RPIDENEEMMCXJRE RWTRACY RPBMICHAELBRANIIJN CRMDI l35 D ef rf if if LGDR DAVID WIRTH 'E A ' BMCSKSVVJ JOHN UPCHURCH DEPARTMENT HEAD LEADNG CHIEF PEITY OFFICER FirstDivisionislmmetothecaretakersoftheForecastle,oneofthebest-keptspaeesaboardthe ship. Involved in the life-blood of the ship, the Boatswain's Mates and undesignated Seamen of Ihdcmanagedmmxdmr,hmdbnmmingHnesmperWseaHm1dawaymplemshmentsm1d provide Coxswa:in's to drive the ship's small boats. The entire division stands watch underway as either Boatswa.in's Mate of the Watch, Helmsman, Lee Helmsman, or lookout. ENS JAME BIRD ENS HAINE PITKIN ENS RICHARD SENATORE BMI ROBERT NOE B1VI1 EDWARD SPALDING 9 , V BNIZMARVINJONES BMZDENNISPAYNE BMBADALBERYIOGARCIA BIVIBZAKIYYAHKILEY EMBGARRY N l36lIST ..--g,.4-- I i 1 i I 1 1 I 5- --1 ,sth .L 5 .L 7 SN CAROLANTHONY SNJCBHUA HJWMAN SN JOHN BRADLEY SN ANTHONY DEPYJRD S51 MICHAEL ENCINA SN TENISHA I-'INK 'H SN BRIAN I-1 DX SN SAMUEL MAX! SN RASHARD MII 7Kl'INS SN JOHN 0K1 D , 4 ' -u--. .... ..... O in I E f, Jin- 1 3 ' x. fx , qi 4. 'La 45X , yi, . . ld , . umxxmvyl Ku ,A Fx l YN ISTI l3'l SNJEANIFER ONEAL SN KEIUNY PRYOR SN NIELISA SMITH SN CHARLES SFILLINGER SN JOHNATHAN 'IUBAIS SAAUDRE1 HARRIS SA MARIANA AYALA SASTEVENCERRONI SAJAMEELC REEN SA MICHAEL KNIGHT SA TRAVIS NEISJN SA TAMIKA SHEAD SR CHRISIUPHER LINDNER, SR IXJNALD RICHARIB ll 6 5 .L SR RJIKY WET ISS! 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SA SA .lt Hill VA FAR!!! DW . x I r . 1 . uf ' u K : ' Q! E . fi ,X f I-801 'IND ,,-go-1: l 1 if 1-Q.-W.:-, +R Gil , I -L w gk -3-Q is- f-if H 'Jig ' yi?-5 . BIVISA .KBHUA HUIS SA DAVID JENKINS SA SHAVAUN MARTIN f A , SA Cl-IRISIYTPHER Poxoum' ' SA SHAWN si 1-:wt-:vm-:Ni-n-:Isl-zu f QL ' f SA RAM! DN H YIYDPEREZ SA AN'I1 DNK l 'l'l-l0Ml'bX DN SA .K HIAH WAR! I0 SA DAVID W'H'l'l'Nl'IY SR MAIITHA BPI BAY Sl! Sl IAVVI ll-ll .YN Ill!! ,Ml-1l.l. SR 1 SRP! ll UIIY ENNIS Sl! IAMIA 1 IILAVFS Sl! .-KNIII ING H0 Sl! N.'X'I'ASl IA I1 PAIR! 'll -1 INDI I-ll J' 'L Q ,. C , n 4 5-5- Q. R, as 5? Z , l 4 ,v its 'l-'J HQ? D S ILIDR ANDREA SI-IORTER IYPICSVVD IDRI RAWLINGS DEPARTMENT I-IEAD LEADING PEITY OFFICER DN CLIFFORD THORN'lYJN DN JENNIFER CDLBERG DN JEFFERY EDWARIS M2 I DENTAL The.Dental Department provides a profesional standard of dental care, and educates Sailors, embarked units, and Sailors and Marines from other units in the prevention and control of dental diseases. 3 1 3 'Y 9' 5 4 4 IJCDRJ j a. NIMCMKSWJRDDNEYONCALE DEP -'O' HEAD LEAD1NGcmEFPErrYoFF1cER A DI I 5 DWisbnisstaffedbyMaddnis6sMawsmdEhghenendmtnminmh1dmship'sair W ll l f l ,1 nm1LlQmdmHpm2bbvmtm'syHmr3ehchinJhr-d1Wmfuepumps,au:dJhUmmmsys wngmQshmdHngequipmnLmnaHhntgswainggem',rrmrhgeqmpnmmmddwarm'- LTFENNY N ur.1cJAm-'smEncnAN'r ENcs'raomAsAvElw EN11v1s:nnAY munnoamcms ll , Amvlus - , Lf--H .,- '. .. ,- .-4.Q- J-.V ,. ., . ,- ,. ,- .-gf-V,--M.-n ... '-ff,-ff .. 1..- . ., ,,..... .M-,, 3, .. a ...'- -. . .V-. .I .. Y' . 's A I, AWN.: ,,i.,,u.,., , - -,M . Q., ,. ,,.,..Y ,V,.,..U.Q,a K. ,H 'P-,bm-. -fr.-v-ww :'x..:-.-:,-.':- .f-Q-.-'-pr .'-f'-,rg A.-rw ' - f- V f-.-:- fa : 1- X-e-5' - -rn.-3.Q-::f.,...ff:-:fa:.wi',b:111?':z. -wax' .,-4.3 ,. 0. - MMIHNAVANGRAY mm.mFFREYwAuzAK EN2.1oHNnowEn ENZPATRIIAHYMAN , EN2quEN'rlN maznmvmmcs mq2cnA1u.EsnoGERs Euzrzusnosurzno mazmwsunrwr mazmcx-IARD1-Unwlm MIMBJOHNHDJKS ENBRUSHJLCJKIKIH ENIZRONFRANIIJIS ENBCHADI-IENRY MMBEARLHIETER it TT 1 an 'fu ' 1 9 1 1 Q .- at I4-UADIV an l IU: 1 1 . ,, lv' by Y N9 5 . I o 'T , g , I i il , 'V ' , 'Y 'F' , J., - , , R P 'X' X J ','22'f., A , gt 4 ,, . eff A , J,- ,L xi,-.-if V 5 f ENSANTOINEKHOURIY ENBALIX ENSFABIANMARSHALL ENSDEREUKMERIIB EN3 PETER MURPHY EN3 CYPRIANA SIMPSJN MM3 JOHN FN PAUL BAUMAN FN GJNWAY BHJGORD MMFN YOMARY TRAN ENFN DAVID SELLERS FN RCHDE FA ANDREW BUCZCW ALTER FA JUSTIN FA JAXN MARTIN FA RAYMOND WILQJN ENFR. GLENN VALDFZ MMFR MARKEID JENNINGS FN - GOMPZ A DWI I-I5 'ff 'f-4 f.'1'VT' 'f .TF - 1 'Q' I Lf' -.-',-' ff 2.15 -i5 f??7???ff?:5f' 1, ' -V 4 'RH' f '37- fbi- 2522115 'A 1 is ' ' Q-, ':' ..-if-, ' V-f-'W ' - . . . . . . - , Ma1ygandElectrician'sMates. 'I'l'EyaremSp0n, AsauRDwsonBwfHWBeddMBdmUStsofeq1dpnentmmppmtofanmndn,bimB0pma- sible fordnechqywlrglgxfmwlgommezggalltonsl elevators, two aircraft elevators, three cargo mom, t10nS- . 'blef f ' ' ' . 1. I wma elevator. Theyarealsoresponsl 01'l'IH.ll'lt21hlhg10 rmlcalgandthe bdlastildllibdlasthostogomdgmsmdcrmles- TheyaIs0manwel1deckoontrold1u'ingCondition0m Alpha andzllotym-welldeckevolutiorls Asau1tDivisionisvitaltotl'1esucoat'ulexecuti0n of amphibious operations- CWCBIKJHIRT KIRTON MMCGERRY BERNALE MMC KEVIN GAMHE MMI GERGE PI-IARO MMI GHJRGE SWEENEY EMZJXHUAHUFFMAN MM2BR.IANKRAUS MMZJOHNMAIIIIEMU MIMZDARRELLBKIIRHIORY ANIJR.EWP!'IlLl.lPS I46IASLT 5? Q .IQ 5 af 7' KES-IAYVILLIAMS MMBSHANEBALUWIN MMBMIBUEL BIIBJOI-lN'I'I'KJMAS FNANTAWANDANIH. FARAERANGLEIT FRANTWAINNEW'1TJN FRQUANTELGLENN MIMFRDENZILSIMDINB FNPAUL FR JOHN D 1 N.,,4 u v' 4: ,131 if 1 an-Q 1 923:17 .ni ASLTI I47 lDivisi0ncomprises Esfi1'efiShtin8eXPe1'f-S-ThEy0Pel'afe Da.nmg1eContro . . mnmmnmmuedidsdamasewnhvlsyuamwawmeduvslgduwswmnmatmy . Bma1ty.-11-,eya1-etrainedineve1'yfacetofda1r1agecont1'0!andhaYethe.respfmsibi1. ityofu-ainmguemew. s1d11edm51wff1ghting,sh'lwtm'a11'ePan'fchFm iLbD'0SK21211d mambgm1aefensemndewnfanmmuon,Dam2seC0HUDhmnt ameVeWd2Yf0rH1e unlikelyeventtheshiphasamajoraasualty- ICDR GRPISOR MCLEIJD ICDR DAVID MONAHAN ENS ANTHONY WEBBER IXIS LARRY HADLEY IX!! WILLIAM SAGERT IX Tl KENDALL IYD IXTI DAVID HTRKE ll!! DIANNA DRIVER HTI LARRY WILLIAMS Il? C3 Rl-IEA 2 unfnc '35 'z 'uh 45: in-Q ,,, IIB JOHN HLILE IXB MORVAN HALL IIB ROBERT MIICI-IELL IXB JCBE RODRIGUPZ- ALATURRE U33 MIRANDA VAHLE IXIFR ERICK iXJRNlfLIl 1- ALVARAI X I FR J DAVLSIJN IXIFR LEYNA MATH-XJN IXIFN ARTHUR SIUDDARD FA NIICHAEL MATZG-I KIFA ALLEN X' QE? . 'S .A- DCII49 E DIVISIO mwmwlmfmonmwmmuwduysday-wdaymmme TheE'eCt i'fian'SMafeSi'1EPDivi- sion are responsible for an at-the lighting, galhy equipment, 440-vc?lt systems 110-volt systemsontheShiP' mmgmgmdwsmllwwmwmmwmwawwmwwlm I I. lwolsdany. Thedivisi0nahomwhxhanireplacesnnw1sasweHf1sopm'f1t,esm1d rmmmmtheshipsebcminlumbhwmnmmgmwdieselgellelawliwmdlwntmwvsw genmatedappm:dmate1y8,0lXJldbwattsofpowerdmingthBdePl0Yment LT TIMUTHY STEELE ENS JAJIAE HYSNG EMI IIJNALD JABBAR EMI JAGCI KORDICH EMZSTEVENCIJUEY V V EMZMATHEWGCXTDWILL lRl2MlCl-IAI'1.LUCAS EMZFRANICLYNMUNIKJE EMZYNIILIAMPEPRE EM2GlLBUl'I'WIDEMAN EMBJONATHANANDRADA EMBGIKIUJEKXIPH mB IYD EH2DAVEDT'lDN EM8DANlH.HlIiS IIDIE-UV ' . A: Di.. ' .-,Z ' .- Y ' ' 'dl l I ar, EMBDAVIDJOHNSIN EMBFRANKIEJONE EMBMARIUSMAZAR EMBJERMAINEMKXDRE ANDRE EMBDANIELOWNUSU EMFNWHJJAMANDERSJN EMFNMICI-IEALGJLBERG ENIfF'NEIARNK!REl.-IA-PERW EMFNJCBEPHROBER'lS lin I U-iw' fa-,. . 1,1 V , 'X s - uf '- E-DIVI ISI 1' . ., . gina- -fi? ' - J. v M.-. -. ,- , ' z ,, HN., 'W-- f 3 ' ' bw -L V' ' ' ' FN HAROLD BRENT FN RUSIEL HARPER EMFN JOHN PAIDMO EMFA EINSTEIN ARG ENO EMFA MARED BRAVOVAXUEZ EMFA VICIOR DIAZ EMFA SHANNON FISHER EMFA SHAMEAL GREEN EMFA CHRIS HUFF EMFA JASXJN PLUMMER. EMFA DEVON POWELL EMFR, MAILDLM BRIXHIJN FR MARIO WILLIAMS J yy' 5 T? fi' ' ,- W 7 P. Y V Y ,Ffh I 4 l52 l E-DIV . Z? E '11 S? . Q gyp- .-,..-- . ,Ia MPF day pelsomlelareaffectedbywhatgomoninthefmwaniandaftplupulskm whethertheyknowltornot. Twodivisionsofj.1stmorethan100peopleare lefor mamtenanceandoperationoftheshipb two 600-pound boilers, twomain thnmghthewater F1rstontheshipanxllastoff,theMainSpueeEngir1eersa1'e thelmndestworlnngontheship. Unde1'way,theMachinist'sMatesanduxkgnateml sta1dmumI1d1e-cbckwatd1eswensmetheslnp,muihermew,iswpableof allmisslonrequmrements we ship's service turbine generators and auxiliary equipment that keeps the ship E '-r ,Q 91. LE .t 1. S. 35' -3 s -0-,. -, ICDRJEFFREYSHEEIS ENSNISI-IAWNTEJOHNSJN BTCSAMUALSMITH MMIJEFFERYI-USER MMIJOHNMURPHY 4 MIMIDAVIDPUIS MMIRONALDSALAS MMIIIJNALDWIDDARD MM2NATI-IANGOLDEN MMZDAVIDIDWERY MPFIISJ , .1 ,, 'if 49 F I! fa MM2 PATRICK NATHAN IVIIVIZJAIVK OQUIN MM2 REESE MIMZWARREN ROWE MM2 RUPP MNI3 AIDNX HIAS MACHUCA IVEM3 MM3MICl-IAELDURANT MMBERICESPINAL MM3MAHD CASWELL MM3 JILL GRANT MM3 GEDFF 'IOMBERG MM3 CI-IRJSIUPHER TUSPIN MM3 DAVID WRIGHT FN JAMES M Ln-,w,...1-ff . ., nl sl 9 if Q 5 x Y JI L Y TU S 0 if fa A ll. f'l ' 'YY' . , T. -Q-. ' , . f.... A .- L' . 5 H Ji ISMMH: if 'H I l -7-nf-, i Q li-uunff' o - f Q ., I H, c nk 1 QI -7 1 n M f 4-,.,, X - Y 1 .Y E 'X .1 yr lf. ,Q 4 9 MMFN JUAN AGUIRRE YNSN ELIJAH PERRY FA ANTRAVIOUS BEAL FA JAMEL EIOWN MIVIFA NATHAN GRIKIORY MIWFA JOHNATHAN MEEKS FA ANTHONY REID MIVIFA JOHNNIE SMITH FA JASJN VVI-ll'I'l' FR CANDALE CIDLEMAN FR ROBERT CDIXN FR CHARLIE GREENE FR. LEVORN HERRON FR JASJN I-H5 MIVIFR RAYMI G Ci FR MIC:-IAEL HUG!-IIS FR LIONEL NORTEY FR JOAQUIN Rosmson MMFR EMILY SPAILEY MMFR KEMEPRIGK THOMAS 'zum F 5 ff 1' Af qv-f ' MPFI l55 .46 1 Every day, personnel are affected by what goes on in the tbrward and aft propulsion plants, whether they know it or not. Two divisions of just more than 100 people are responsible for maintenanoe and operation of the ship's two 600-pound boilers, two main engines, five ship'S service turbine generators and auxiliary equipment that keeps the ship moving through the water. Fi1stonthesldpmI1lastoff,d1eMah1SpaceEh1girwe1SmemmngU1eha1dest working on the ship. Underway, the Machinisvs Mates and undesiglwted Firemen stand mourd-d1ecbdiwawlwswensmedwslip,ardhermew,iscnpableofnwetingallmission requirements. .1 32255 22222 52525 25325 , 1 'VU Y ISMMPA 1 -ygve-,,,l. Y I Q 'vi 0 Q-AM N- Ill I 1 er in QL qw 5 l, R l MM3 RHIINA CHARLIE MNI3 MARDRIAS 'l'jKYl'l ER M1513 RONALD VIRNIG MNIFN JUAN CARVAJAL- ANGARITA FN PUDAY CDNTEH FN MICHAEL JOHNSJN LIMFN AUGUSPUS .KBEPH . MIVIFN ADILIO IDPW FN CHARLIE? RODRIGUEZ FA GUY JFAN CHARLFS M'MFA MARIO FLSTRAIIA MMPA WADE GRll l l'l H FA MAI VINCE HALL I-'A ARIAN IIORIS I-'A FRANK I'l'1NNl4Il.l, MPA! N7 .af 1 FAKEVIN IIIPAWILIAIBIUEAN FB ANllH FRRAFAELKBDI IIREQYNWIAN FR-IIIATHANKIIFIIN FRVLAIIHIRSAIBI FRDAVBSEI-I Q-3? 1 ISIIIIA ,. ,B 9 .41 .u X ff ', irfifffk ' 4 4'. A nk. R i r? REPAIR Repair l LQ? -:u s - . the ai .mmrgmr1fwhmmnmmm gewWwmn VThey,af critical - sez'v1ces,welding,meta1srr1ithman11fact11rh1g,engravingpipe . shi Wide : q u 1 andsupportofthequalityassu1'anaepmgra,mqQAy, ship'S ?J ': H0ldinS'aniTTa1Bfel'S5fStemfCTTI'JaIlitllefme1r1ainsystem Repairbivision also . . H externalsupportbyassistmgdmodmrdipsmtheAmphibi0usReadyGmup KARGD embarked Marine Exveditionmxv Unit CMEUJ as part of the Amphibious Ready Gmup u r Mainten2IK15ACtiVityfA.RGlJ.VIAlcl1a1'te1', 'ls -Q-. 'ju-4 'Qi . LT PETER AVRAM HT1 DAVID ELLIUIT MR1 MICHAEL ILJKUTA ANID MOJICA MRI FERN HT1 RICHARD SI!-IULTZ Q I-l'I2 JONATHAN HLIJDWORTH UALLEN MRZSFEPHANIEL I-lT2Cl-IARLELUZIER I-ITZSIYTTVVHALEN l-ITBBILLYI-IAMlL'l0N fl. -G- nsmn 1 uso CPLEYANNEISJN HHADAM HPFNAQMDEVCIS I-l'l'FNJENNIFER-HUGHES MIRFNGHJIKBEMAYFIELD I-l'I'FNRKICf'IRAM FAJONATHANBAICEII H'l'FAAN'I'l-IONYCKJUC-H I-ITFAJANEMEHCS HTFADAVIDPHIRY FA JAVIER NZAI.EZ FR JERMAINE BERRY FR JAME HUIIIHJN FR ALAN YBARRA-ROJAS 3 .4 IX- B I W- 4 -16.116114 I ' Q Ili A vo. : -4 1 mum-un 1 5 14- ,J l Q .v uf 0 V - I Sf 4 DIEJPPJ HEAD PNESWIAWD PHILLIP BRANNON LEADING CI-IIEF P'E'I'I'Y OFFICER ie ThepeopEinX-1DhdsionsupporttheshipinsomeveryspedaJizedways TheAdminis- uadve0?ermmmgwdwChpmh1'sscIwddQtradcsoffwa'5tmssmportsmanagesdw ship's awids program, and oversees all official cornwpondence. The Command Master ' Officeroneverymatteraffectingenlistedpersomlelaboard I .nf , ,, YNC EILEEN CUTAGE IN? YNIBARBARAIIXIG L YNZRYANINXIG YNBKELLYBELL YNBRIANCANTON Xlllbl YN3 TANAJIA IXJUGLAS YNSN CHRISTOPHER AUSTRIA YNSA JAMAAL JACKSJN X 5 lh2lX-I .,,. 1 1,Zl0en1istedservicereoo1dsisafu1l-timejobforthepeople in X-2 Division. Personnel tracks every Sailor from check-in to checkout, ensuring f jdozeIBofsenriceran1denuiesmermdeforead1pasonduHngd1eirwurin nr g i X., , f ,-'A ' f 31 .JK I4 1 . 1 -. ,-.. - PNCS PI-IILLIP BRANNON PNISEFHOUK PNIJIBERANII PNZMAIKJIASMITH PN8 X-2 I l6J Luz!! QL 2 3: v r E3 z J Eg I Q. PNBDANNYSI'lTH PN3EmIAmD PNBMAVISWIISJN PNSNJlJLIANMATi PNSAKARIENEROWE PNSNLUISMORENO A PNSATIIVIUFHYCRKS ILSJW' IN I X-2 HIV 1' Cuursehs 1nX-3plvvihlln-stopadviceaniemmselingtoeverySaikr mimi Pafrkagesdeparatlulsarldlvetuvexrnemg AhomX-3D1v1sionare: theEdum Se VweS0ff'mefEDumtSFBchh2SmPWlhrIgSaiknsadvmnm1mmufm1mum1, theNaVy'VViieRatin8EXBUBtlleIegal0f1'icerwlnp11Jx:xesmli aHrepo?tddtsmliamrtsnmzth1cmesgmuitheConmmnd3MManager,wlw amiensm'etl'neslnp'swm'kpackagesm'equrenf, 4 r . ,., y,.,- ,v- , 'V' ,-,.,1 , ff 1 '-,..,, 'V-.1-', ,,-'A-, ... y -'Iv 1- ,:L I'-I ' g '-ka- v Y' Qifui. '- - ' -,-gg' N xg., ,H ' v Wifi ff 0 o O . . ' 0 0 0 0 . Q ' ' 0 U o 0 ...9.. I-1: 0 n 4. NCXBLARRYMCBRIDE ASI LN1 IDWNX ElDARRHJ4 NCILISATOEN X-SIIG! - .-1-an 1:1 r ' F- - --f -.-:Q -- . -. ' 1 . afswfii-1137, 353,521-'?i. .,ffZ:A:,fQ'fE'UgE'..ffT.?5,,-3 f,g,Vf- :',,f CAPTAINKENNEFI-INIXON UCDR GERALD MAHONEY SENIOR MEDICAL OFFICER SENIOR MEDICAL OFFICER K4 lAWJ GLENN BAXTER LEADING CHIEF PEITY OFFICER EsMed1m1DeparUnentBthePnmmryChsualtyReomwngS1upaHoatford1e Amphibm1sReaiyGrm1pmuiaBotlerslupsopemm1gmdeMahten2neanSea. The depa11:rne11tBcmnprnedofrr1edl:a1aHE1gn1n'ses,n1ed1ea1 off'1oe1sandCorps- mencuvenngawldevanetyofspeclaltla genera1surge1'y'anesthes1ology'1'out1nerr1edi0al mreXmyhbmaunyphanrmcy'plWmnlammmuonsp1evenmvemahmnmmdnecHml hea1t.hserv1ces,tompat1enttreatment. Dm1ng1'out1nedeploy1nents,Med1a111ssuppo1'ted w1t.haFleetSm'g1calTeam. IntheeventofwarorrrmJord:sasterMed1a1lcanbeaug- nwntedvnthadd1tw1m1nedx21pasomnlwp1uv1dem1efornmethan6fDpauents LTLUZIKBAS LTLUKEMORLEY HMILAURACAIN HIIIVICITXZIACIUIM HMISIEVENDURR IM I MEDEAL Q , Ji' Q uh- 4 Timgsldpiseqmiippedtoplimviieczmefmmenmergermysurgerywpublic f , ,-H in My . 'Q , . ' '- '. Q 5 . E9 5 0 - JQ' J r Qu 9, 'O QQ Hill MJ- HMIAILENGCIJRLEY WHIJAM IEW HMIDANIIIJSAIAZAR I-DIZJUSFINHARRJS HMZIBEIYTHAUSER I-lll2MARKJSlIAREZ I-IMBHAGKLUGE PHBMAmA HMBDAVIDPAULNYIZ HM3APRILREYhKJI.IB HM2 DAVID YAMAGUQ-ll N MEDICAL! I67 4-1 V 1I 4EY SKIIKENTDHPSIN MC-IAHJHIDY AAGARRYJAME IHIK ICDR DAVID I-IEHIRT 13332 JOHN MAXWHLHD DEPARTMENT HEAD in 3 fi x QMl1SVVlAYVJGARREiSI'APLE F LEADINGCI-lIEFP'EI'I'YOFFICER NC3 hobtandseamhlights. Inadditiontovhml ' ' Signah11m1a1'eabo1QJf'K'iBDtm mdgatinyvdcermibopaathglexdainglmmsatemmrmnieammdsmveibdfwts - 'EA A ' --.54 ,r I i I s 3 e I Q E i T E P ! 5 4 Y I u 1 i i I 1 ! I I I 3 1 4sq'5 P' SMSR .ll DHN Ml-II DINA SMSR MALANIE PREVCII' 7 x A .-4.5. 41x ' - -UP 5 0.8'J NCI IND . Y ' ' ENSJAMIEI-nu. QMCGARRICICS'l APLE QM1JoEYKEn.amz'r Qmzczx-1An.u3mrm.L QMaDwAYNE l70lNN 11wNavigatbnDepa1trentphmmxiexem1tesaHmxdgationalhuckphm1h1gfor Ee1surh1gCICaniaHembarkedm1itshncompanyhaveiientk21d1art preps in place prior to sailing. Underway, Navigation provides an accurate naviga- tionalpbtfordwOffnemoftIeDedcmuimaintaimaHmq1dredlegalbgsdrmmnb ingaHshipope1ations,asWeHastlmseofattachedunitsanipersom1eL Allpersonnelin Navigation maintainacomplete working knowledge of all faoetsof navigational includ- mgWm1al,ehcumnkmdcelestial-dwmnientmtofmxdgath1gbyUwsm1s,mud1dw wayGali1eoandColumbusdidcenturiesagvo. .5 V fs, qi ul SNDAWNTUIIC QLEATIFFANYKOLAROV QISARANDYMAIDNE QDIBRHANCARIVERA QMSR UWA10 QMSRD mCE .,q, ' NNI I'll ---x. p. ,. , OP TIONS -'ET' Y K 'L- '11 CDR ROY GRAVES JCXHSWIAWJ GREEG SNAZA DEPARTMENT HEAD LEADHWG CI-IIEF PEITY OFFICER 11wMetmmbgyOH'mm'mdAerogmplefsMatesp1uviieafuHspecmnnofenvhnn- nm1tdm1ppmtwKEARSARGEdwmnbarkedstaff,AirCombatEHm1nnLSeani1md Rescue Detadllilent, Marine ' ' Unit, Amphibians Ch'aft Units, Explosive Nooperationisplanned witlxmtcareful00nsiderationo:t'tl'neeffectsofweathe1-. I.CDRP'EI'ERKLElN AGCGARYHRNWALT AGI IIIJGLASPEARMAN AG1SAMUH..PENNCI!C AGZARTHURSPHIC I70 S'- X v l Q AGBSPEVENANDERSJN AGSJENNYBAGCER AGBNKIKLASGARNER AGSBRIANHARPER AGANJOELSEANEY AGAN AL-MUTA TURNER AGAA IVAN LUBBE AGAR JOHN REED I . OAI I73 MADR IIIDRJIBEPHHJRGIA ACIJJAMEBAKH! ACIMARKHKJWN ACISTACEYHANSHAWN ACBTALIBAHJULLAH AWANIREEFHZIQALD AC2SAMEEl-IHALIMAD ACZJOHNSHXANAHAN ACBIKEQYTWHUPE FMICXI Conmm1bfrefm1edwmHelbqtm'HmdbnCm1tm'CI-HID,G3DNhbnwm'dimt4maH rrmtterspertainingtoflightoperations HIXEB E'sa:irt.rafficcontroloen- ter. mdm'dndhectkmddeAhO5mudmBOffizr,asmunh1gmnuulofahmaR,aRerhmd1 ani1etainingconhulunti.lu'ansfen'edtoamisimcontnJl1er. Followingamkioml-IDC resumesamiretairsamuuluntiltheaircraftissafelybadcondedc AirTrafficControl- lmswmbinetedlnizlmcpertbeudthvarknmmmhrequipmentwpluviie E theaa,pabiH1ywhmzi1m1drewveraimmfth1m1yweathercoruiitiJn Inadditionto mfetyofHighgIHEoftmHahmsudthH'iFbrmdFHghtIbd:Ihbadmdonfwhgbdm andpelsonnelmovement. 'F V ,Q .. .3 535: -41 fn. AIBMARITNCASAIUE AlBl'IAELCAVANAUGH ACBHJJAI-ISPII1.ER AQDARRBUPION ACAN-TH ACAN EANIXJN JONES ACAAKUR'I'LANDI'llLLlARD ACAAPHILIPSANKJRN ACARDWAYNE ?' .f 1 fff l CIIITS 01-1 . . . - ' goalaboard E- Tra1mng1skeytoeve1'yratmg,eVel'5f0Pl:frat10na1'1eVery ,, , oHmwsi0niswmprmed0fuwsmysnaumg0ffwm',wdsgv1qm1hwmgaSSSfav.tS.W1D phhmdsdwduhuainmgam'oSalmgespxUun1dsgnaalt1es.,CR!'f2ffllb'mamnw eve1yopportmdtywuuhLOHDNisionnnniwmeachdeparmentsumnmggwb,3SW asoooniinatesallno-costordersforthecrew. xi' If Q Y . my l 2 N I I TDI! IIANII' I Ill .AFKHURN I 'Ml I 'M Ill DMER SPIN!! DN l 'I'lH Hl'1l!Al.llH 'ANNl'll.l. l'l'2 I'l Ill .I .lh'l'lNE C 'AIITI-II! Ill-Illl-1 IRI! ll -.-- 1 vii H00 . 4 F ' -1 n is eomprig of officers and Operations Srgialjgts ho - tect and U j 1 ships, aircraft and rnimiles, ' ' bean-ng, dl-Stanwce Eem l at altitude. 9' orking alrnost exclusively in the Combat Information Center fthe ship's nerve cgntgrj, K i Division also coordinates the operations of I.CACb, helimptem, asigned al-mraft and if . Y Teplenlshments. Once underway, Combat is staffed 24 hours each day keepmg 1 - twatchtopmvxdemitknlinfonnationtoaueonunandandmnuulstations ata .. t'snotioe. lv LT Tl1VIUI'HY CRONK ENS KAREN SAME CSS DANA WEST CHE CLIIVION BERGERON CBI ROBERT ADKISJN lib CBI LUIS SANCHIZ ISI JOHN SPENCER El JEFFREY WEAVE. CS LA A IIIVER CB2 NAVARE EVANS Y S? f 5 KSADAMI-IARDING KEKIMRAMSEY ECLEVECARTER IBBTAJUANADAVIS 0llITl f . ' '.'- , U - f . -w.,-,av Mfg - . 9. - AK. 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Theinfm1natim1collectedhpmv1dedtnahostofusers,mchni1ngaH Amphibio1mReadyGroupoperational fleet andnat10THl0Ul1 SUITES LT VANEA AMBERS CRIB JCBEPH MURRAY CFR2 JILL LAGON CFM2 MARCHARLAN CPRZDANIELHOF Cl'R2 ANGELA HOLDEN CTR2 JENNIFER IVKJULTON CKE DEHJRAH PETERKIN UNB RHJINA ROBBINS CTA2 JOHATHAN RLSELL IIIDIUI' 53 . S 1 Nl: 5 4 5 ClGJAIE1l'.l'H CTEDANNIEWASEIKO CRBNLABIECRAFT UIENATHANHIANK CIEJASNYVAIUIEI CUBA LAURIH4 UTIII nmmusmnnmnm-pednm Ekrmbyi11sawiie1'ange0fm'safliCSefB01'S,0WDivii0n lusdmahiHwwmgagema1arWbefmeitbecmnsadn'eat,bywn9CU1lS,prm2dng '1'aethlActiJn0ff'iw!'. -0 ENSKIIITIXZWV EWCDAVHJWGF CPTIJCSTHYVINE EKVZHARLEYSIIIMONS EWBDAVHJMGIRB IBZIOW 2 Q, .,,,, J, .. 0 R SNL Qt 1 40 1 u 0X l ' g- QQ .-1 is one of the most CHVBIE in - - . servieeswu1ewew,im1m1ing: shipbomdlnf . FHPNVIGIHS a wnfle .W h the closed-circuit television sysheng pnofornmtwn' essi,,,aT ammg,a dF te 'a'n' :L .,.. a. : affairs planning and support for I ev ll gif operation. OXD1vuionakopmducestheship'scruiseb00kandp el? I ch :El i . phofngraphy for all retirements, changg of comma!! 5 1. I ts and 6 3? QP. we. 7? Eb. Ik A ENSANTHONY DEYOUNG JCXBGRHIG SNAZA DMCXNILLIAM WOLFE J01 ROBERTCIDNN PHI ROBERT EIIIAR - OXI l8J LIITHOMASWATKINS PHBELIZABEPHLEWIS YNBAARONNEMANIC PHANANGELROMAN-0I'ElK7 LISNCAROLINEWILKINS PHAAJXEPONCE PHAAKENNEI'I-ISWARTOUT PHA.ADAN'lEL'I'REVAN'I' LISASAMUALORTIZ PHAADANIELLEFIELD JA ISJIOX 4?-v , ,L 43: 4 ,g,1ya:5i,5-,Egg 1 1 I 4 , ozmvisionispmnem E- J- I ' M. . . 3 .1 ig 'A aftwolntelligvence ' : 2 ' Lv support.tot.heC0mn1a.mling0ff' embarked ' f watchesothelstopvoteqtourselves. nerand cmmte1'P9TfS,0ZIhv1snm1Inuvxiestirnelym1daqm 2 5. '4 ' , Q Q' 'fd cm 5 O OZ lLDRCA READ ENSCXJREYJACDS DERRY ISIMICI-IAHJMIIJERMUIT' SMARKCRAFF Sl-IEATI-IH!!-IERVEY HOLMAN ISZEVH-IA KIPCAISN S11-lOMASlEE'l'I' IEIIIIS lS3DYLAN ISBLAWTONKEMP ISSKRBFINAKULL ISS MYERS JIEUSSALAZAR WANDA ISN ROBERT ARMSTRONG ISN TRAVIS Y ISN .KBEPH VARGA ISA DAVID PRIEHO 1h,, Q X-'fy -M, Y 'V ISA CHRISTUPHER 'ga T331 .. I86l0Z ' I -qw Q-7' i ,f 4 -su Y , ' u.L I 5gPl-'- -4--W- A 1 ' f A ' K . 'Qv LCDR OH'mm'm1daslgrwdpe1som1elp1uvxle1mJni-d1e-cknknmmmmgofevmywork aboardKEARSARGEW1thonegoa1mmuxi ensunenoonegetshurt. By bmngQ'mmvemdobsmvanLSafetyidm1dfesmrnenmbdmedwybewnnhamrdsHmn Mi1Madu1n1yRo0nBwdwP1btHo1memdS1gna1Brdge,SafetyBahwaysmpaunl inondQ'tnmakeKEARSARGEsafefortheentirecrew the A we 4' p WILLIAMS MACHSWINACDSITITSLICK HEAD LEADmGcHns:FPE1'rYoFF1cER AMHIRCXEHQROWE A01 MICHAEL HJCHANA BMI IIJNALDCDX ABHli.lAN EI2STANLEYMAKOWSKI SAFETY yr' P i I88 I SAFETY X A . I Z2 Q x I L J, .uf- fi .gl -:f ii' L SECURITY edbytheSecm'1tyOfficerandonbr lm!-df l Es law enfomementagezcy u1ofratedMzBter-at,-A1'ms,Secmn'ity luemU1eslup,dembofdeSeuJnty1Jeparu,,entt0duphokhJg00dmderx addedresponsn September llwlththeaddmonofmcrmsed Ant,Tenm.Bm Fume P I measures. Secuntyalsopluvudesfortheplutectnonofhf lawsananegulauons. Although man eandp 'pe'ty'? def tchstandmgpmoedmwes. a 'bP 1'UT1lmt,f11eyt1'an1theer1t11'esl11p LTS-IANNONLDVEYOY ENSONZIELEVEL MACBSl1I'l'SLlC1C MACRISCRAMER MAI MICHAELSMITH FII MA2 DAVID Al .EXANDER MA2 TARNEIA ARNOLD MA2 'l'IMfIl'l-IY ASI-HON MS2 SHAWN IIJRRAGE 1 SMR M141-IUA CAMEIKDN SH'URl'l'Yl HW l'CI.AMPl'l'l' MABCI-IAIU.EBCII'H.AND .EPI-IEARLY lDB Assam-1m1NovA11.E Iii A: f , ag x 1 , H? x, Q Z't ' 5 Q F r I fl' X ' . ' V Q gi 5. G ., ' ' -' x .. Nj' -1 1 L Ag A A MK 'Zh 5- I iv la 7 J ,Rf gi Xb JC 5,1 .. 4' IWISBCUIITY '1 4' 'M' Ai' li. . 5 V W i zA- ' SUPPL nb -A-. 1 J' 4 DEP, MAIENAS m bTSF32m Stockglontrol Divisionmders,u2drsmIidish1'butesndssion-eSentia1me1d1andise The cHv5ti1a1mp1mri1shBmnw1BmBmppwtofaHChmm1tyReportsCCASREPSJmdmuws aum5mpanedNotopmunmnm1yReadySuppwcAN0RsJmmagegensurmgpeak0p eratiQalreadinxa.ndtheabilityfor Etonespondtoallmisions. Addition- ally, QonunlmanagesaHopen-gmrdmsemquests,wmlbfnmmthanS197,0tDdu1ing the l talone. StockControlmaint.ainsabudgetofmorethanSL4mil1ionand 5 ,uu- ILIDR CA LAWSJN LT DAVIDIODD LTJG TRACEY 'IDBIAS SKCB RUS JAKE SCI ANDRE SAMUAL S-I I l9l SK2 ARLENE BEACHE SK2 LAKETHIA HAWKINS SK2 KENNETH MILLER SK2 JOSE ROBLES SK2 DAVID SEAGREN SKB RALPH MITCHELL SK3 LOUIS SAVANNAH SKSN MEGAN ERWIN IIIIIS-I l task' TonB0ff0ods'hunh'e'h0fm9mEsIKm-Swpdea1m1gmliawlmhlmst keptS-Zonthen-toesforslxmonthsstamght. Augmentedbymore m0l'al9h18hbYPlUVli1Dgg0od,nut11t1mm1foodtothea'ew ,331--fp ' 1 on ' tin a am u0'3fe9dm8foaa'ewofSaiknsm1dMa1mmeverydayf0rg1xmgmhsg of H ' 2 1 ENSRKIHARDTI-KJMAS MHIMCIJRTISNELSJN BSIJERRYHKIWN MHIDEHJRAHJACICXN MS1 in ai Q Y E1IGM -Ki MSIJASJNHAKA MSIDARRENTI-KJMAS MS1 VmATA lB1Ml!IAH4YBARRA ' .. S-21 l93 ' SaiknBsf!ndngasF?tfiSm'Vi9eAttef'h1lfS,UwMesNhmgazm1tSpedalhtdS LSJJANNEGRAITF BE MEHJDRKI-ILAZJ MELUBTURRES BEFANNIEHXICLEY JOHNHJN MSMlCHAELEMIMER'I' MSIIJRRIEHARRELL IKSRAYMONDKLAJER MSKENNEPHMANN MSBFRANKLINDIINAYA CD01 559 H1 A by 1. 'Nu' 75' 1 .h M q Y ..? - , IAS 'NAL Gi: K , mfg, - l'l-US-2 A ,, 'km l I QQ. Sz. ' f'.j51H MS3 MAURJCE WI-IITEHORN MEI JOE DURHAM MSN JA.qJN KRAUSE MSN SHAWN SUIT MENJOHNNYSMITH MENMARIBELVALLINA MSA lDPEZ MSSAHAPPYOMOVHJ MSAANGELREYPB MSA JAHAIDA VILLHIAS MSR EDIONA EI-IE MSR 'IUNYA JOHNHJN MER NELLE KIGEMIE MER NORAH KIGEMBE S-21 W5 LTGIAIG AIMONE ENS PAMELA DUKE SHCSLEARIEHOLDER SHIJEFFERYCURTIS SHICRAIGHINIB SHI HJBBY KELIGIGH Sl-I1 WADE SJIDMON SI-I2 ICELVIN HRDINE SI-I2 JERRY I-KJWARD Sl-I2 MICHAH. JONES I96lS-3 Q ? lf if E 351 iff' . . . If theSai1orsinS-3arethepeoplewhoa.re Needasgtda? Hamcut? N.S0, the 'Fund . , Division? S-3 expa::sauvm,Hngmad5rBgwmbm-bm'dwpsUesMp'shmHUgmdthedHp'smnm mals0opm'ateamimanagetheResale0Pe1'3ti0nS tCROM,miaw0mput' ms,mamwm0ffmmw1dgmdpwPaw1H12fedwn9SP0 deme'mP0rts?nd etmm All pm5tSgenQg1edfmmsaIesh1S3godhectbrmMWRdmmbymnt1?'butmgwthemeWs morale by helping atfset prices for ships mum, pwfhasing gym eqmvmenfw 'md funding manyspecialevents. 1. I. Y 5 .ff fl' WI 1--Sa.. -l SI-IBHEATHERGRANNUM Sl-IBMYRLINEGUERRIER SHBCIJNRADKNIBB SIBHJBERTKOETANJE SI-IBCIJRINAMELIIA SHSIDNNELLWYNN S-ISAANDREWHJYER SHSAGIANCARLD SI-ISA KEVIN THOMAS AR 'IODD SHIDER 'lol PMQ - 133 i s 3 S-JI I97 .ff HshnsingDNisionp1wkiesquaHtywswnBrsm'dwmaHmademthataffeaaSaibfs mi1itarypayaruitravelentitlernents,forboth Eandallembarkedunits.Dur. ing the deployment the Disbmsing Clerks procased more than 10,000 entitlement dgcu. ments,nnrethan700u'aveldaimsandpaidrmrethan52ndBionh1portfea. Onavey-age Additionallytheydisbursedmore than Sl-300,000 in funds through the ship's ATMs. ' 4 LTJG DAVID MCICHJVY DKC CIJLLINS zuvvuns DKZGEDRICALLEN nK2notmAc:Anmmo nx2mcHEu.E1voR'rENEn --.0 fl 1 S WSIS-4 1 .1.,.-1.---11--1 wiv A 1,-an - '51,-,-v?,' 12?- .Lf DK3 MORLAN ADAMS DKSN DANIEL JIMENEZ DKSN DAVID SFEPHENSJN lin... S-JI IW S-5 ' The Wa1'droomDivision providescomp1etelwte1servicwtoaJ1 Eoffieers,as wellasallemharkedofficers,NavyandMarine. Preparingfo1u'meaJsperday,ar1-anging mdmtmingspeddmmlacleanhgdfmersktatmommmdwlbamgmddkmbudnghlm. dryisal1routinefort11osewhoserveinS-5. S-5aJsocoo11iinatJesandplansaI1VIP1-ecep. tions special meals for During the deploylnent, the Mess Management Specia1istsandFoodServiceAtteruia.ntsofS-5wereeonstantlyinthespotlightformaking Ethebwtshipinthefleetforreceptions. 3 MHILEPICIASMITH MSI ROBERTMADISJN MSZLEIKJYZJATKINS MSZLIO NNELL LILLY MQ BRUCE PALLIER. li'-1 A MQ GRTCRY PALMER MQ RANDY N MS2 PATRICK N MSB CHRISIOPHER BARBER MSB SHONDA JOHNSJN I-uf zuofs-s ' . ' 4 qi. 'I 'A 4 'w f-u,.,,, in-' 9-.,, MSBERNARDTTIT MSPERRIEVASER MSNPATRICKLANE MEADAMHIATION .I Tig., tis- -Q3 S-SIN! LT GARFIELD SICARD CWCB J SANKIRN AKC WANDA KEENAN AKC IKJBERT SNIDER AKI GERARIIJ BAUTISFA AKI AVELINO BAYOLA AKI JAMIE HUIHJN EYPKEITH SIMPIN XT PHILIPCALLIGAN AK2 N WAWIDRD 20215-6 , , D. .. hen 4mmn , I. Thednnslonprovngdinect sldepportm wdwAh'CombatHementKACEJMah1te1mweDeparbm?HtaIldth?AVBti0nh- Mm1wmrmDeW1mBntcAmml andintnca' teavlmlllrs' ' 6qUiPmentvwflightdeckje1seyS'S'6suppheslt' Thgdwdynlsre' leforthe .pt,swwage,isgue,invento1yaeciuracy,anddatabasemteg11tyofan aviation consumables and Aviation Depot Level Repamrable, Level and Field IR . lbitmls Th,edivisionmanageS16,000ln1e1temsworthap1n'0x1nmte 568,000,000-00-4 fa. ,,' Y 9 ,4 -1 ' 1 Y T7 7 Y ,-...,.u-manga--rj-an i AK2 RONALD FIIJWERS AK3 ROBERT FALER CPL JEAN GUERRIER CPL CARIl VASQUEZ AKAN JA.YJN LUEDKE QD ff ILTPLBRIANMARTIN r .TQ AKAmncrmRIvlERR1'1'r ' AKARcmsn'SI'RAHAN 'I f 'S J .I - Q , , S-6 I 203 ,,....-f .....,-4, - ' ' I- -w,,,,,,...-.--.vm--w-' TN 42 1 -1-s-1-qw guppmg- ' Rggnn' 'ng' taskedwithensuringallpartscomingtotheshipandlgav- inghez'a::ldp1'0pe1'lyt1's:l:ed. Mnmmofdommofequipnwntwldvmsmememf lqglyinven, tm1ed,' ersm'ingthedivisiJIBtlmtorderedthe800dS1'909iVethePHrtSifl3 dnnhrmmnm'.TIepeopbh1S8m8D2SenInmtains0fpape'wm4gahNaysenSum'g completeacamntabilityforeadlshiprllenf- LTJG WINTURD PERHIRINO ENS ALFRED APPLEWHAITE SKC ANGELHO MAYAEN SKI IXDNNA HJTIS SKI JEIDME VAN Q v Y v -1 Q V SKZDINHERVING SC2 SHANNONJOHNSJN SCBSREVENKYPKE SCBPALIEILASMITH SCSNXNNAMASIE NUS-8 9 I -3 v0'H ?' 312 Wh rp- ,av SKSNMIKELNUNI-13 SKSAWILLIAMCARP AKAAJOHNHARRISJN AKARJAMEJORDAN X Q gg Ml J 61. 4-a 'w S-81205 .4-.ur-ew f bg 4-mdunnv-fin!! PCI LARRY RAINS PCI RANDALL?-IULZ HB ABEIA PCB LUIS MERCAIIJ PCBJEVON SHELTON IIISIS-9 S-9 Aldwughstampsalesweredownmdepbynwntbernuseofdwslipsaihnghvfree mail zones, the tonnage of mail processed was incredible. With 12 liberty ports, m'evwnembe1skeptawnstantlh1eatthepostoffme,maiHngpadiageshmne Addition- ally, SaHo1smuiMmirmsmceivedwnsofh1mmh1gmaHfmmfm1dHeswishingtheqfeW well. T1wPwmlC1erksdmiSuednmrmyordmsm1dlmlpeddistnbuteUmgazinegmthe fr, f! V V inf 10 Barauseashipisahugemdusu-ialm-ea,S,10 , igeue and dhpose of hazardous material. Staffed with expel-tswho help paints,etc.a1lrequir'especifichand1jng . an1mmtofdiemk.alS,s0lv ship complies with extremely Strict erlleqwmmmnennlzgils S-10's role is to emure the hazardous materials n laws and regulations mmeming , Xi' AEI! MAXALEX FEQUIERE AK2 RUFINO DIPASUPIL AK2 MAISHAYV MCIJLEARY BM2 JEFFERY EDIIJN ENB TIMUPHY GIZMAR Y v V V Sll I 15 'a 2 -. 4, - -1 J' 'Q V 1:-1 3? If V1, , V 1 :za 1' 2. SNFREDERICKCLARY AABRENTBURNS FISADANIELKANE 1 1 1 s 20813-I0 1 ', A .... ' -s 4 If 1 '- -L. ,-v fe 1 1 .4 U' X .X n x 'Tinn- 5. - ' ' Fit rf-'11 ACU4 A 9 NY ' MACALPIN THO IN CHARGE LEADING CHIEF PEITY OFFICER vehicles and provided continuous support through thnee nfnjor amp1u'bious exercises, as well a mutine TheLCACcrewsoften worked round-the-clock Preparingforawidevarietyofrnimionsthattheslmipsupported. ,., 4 V:,l wg .nv 4 , I EBGORDANADKINS I GSBDAMON S GSMIIIJNALDARMSTRONG 3 EIGLENNCAMPBELL 4 GSMIBARRYHOLZHAUSER .. ACU-HID Ufl Sl I Yl'I' KI .IMKO EPI LINDA LFXDNDIS GSMI HAMIIJ SINK YI .AIR YNI ADAM WIXDDFIN ISMZ BRIAN BURKE K ISM2 HDRIEI' CXTX HM2 MICI-lAI'1L IDI ID HT3 TIMLYFHY .IONBQ QM2 JERRI II J MORI IAN I BI-I2 GERMAN RPI IAI .ADO BM2 'FRI DY Rl DDIK TK SK2 HHN ITA 'PHI DMI 'Fl IN GSR! ARTHM 'IYIKAICHV 3, Yr I Fi qv 2I0lAl'lL-I Y svd Nl Q2 ?- X X ig A X 4 ' , I 'A S1-xi I A . i ff ' 5' 7 A ' ,4 ' I .. 33-32 Y' - , , f It I ' IN 'I' so 3 f X Y S4 P 1 ei Dl- 'PP HMI! KEITH 'I'l IRI .EY I ISMZ .K DNA'l'HAN ZI'IZl II .KA I-IT!! Rl IHERT SI 'I 'I .IN I-TDI M K THA EI . TAYI 1 DR I ISM!-I DICRK YK WEI .I S SN HRK T KI .ISH FR 'IY PNY SAN I JI-IRS I ISM FN HI CAI FEI .Y h'I'I'IVI'ZNS I ISMFA 'FYRI INIC I IIV ENS FA DENNIS WII .I .IAMS APU--IIZII 4,3 J A nz 4, za Y, J. HAH' L3 r It J 'I M I l . 5' Q A KLHVIKO ' lwrw HAMYD SING! .Alla ' ADAM woonlffm Q ' 2 GSMZBRIANBURKE 121, lx x, w -1 H- 3' fl., . GSM2 PYJRIFI' CHX 1' rslvlz MICHAI-11 , noun H'Pz'rlMm'Hx'.1oN1-B X' .mmznn MORGAN GSE2 GERMAN R14 EAI .ADO BM2 TROY Rl DDK TK SK2 BENITA 'l'HOMl SI IN GSE2 ARTEM 'IUKAI HCV N4 Y S? v . .K . 4::L lm. Y 'Y v SZ Y rf-' 11 A 4 if QI 421 M A 'V xv 7 ' uw , 3 Y ' NJ Y 5 , Y 9 iq, W ,Q g'.! '-- Y. Zz: W, :E , V- r A 1 1 ll a ,,, . 1 1 fm- ' pt - .yu V..-,A-,pf J' aff... ' -1 A' j l W' , ' V' L l Q: LA Ffa -F -vii -V lf! CCG' I gf-Q ,I M 'U , . r , ., 1 - . 1- . 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