Lake Champlain (CG 57) - Naval Cruise Book

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.▲. I ' ll take two of those. AZ3 Jackson makes a purchase from SH3 Steele in the LKC store. Many products were purchased to allow crew the opportunity to en- joy some of the things they were used to having while in the U.S.A. PhotobyCPSBeaird Mr. Mailman. PC3Hipner sorts themailonaslowday. Over 12,000 pounds of mail was delivered and 4,000 pounds were sent out over the last 6 months all of it PCS was required to sort. In addition he wrote over $37,000 worth of money or- ders and sold $11,000 in stamps. PhotobyCP3Beaird ilSKl Sawyer, SK2 Buenrostro. fSK2(SW)Garcia working in Supply Support to insure parts were available 24hrs a day. jPhotobvFClMitche The CHAMP ' S WESTPAC ' 97 - ' 98 TRIVIA USED: 324,000 EGGS 60,000 HAMBURGERPATTIES 8,243 GALLONS OF MILK 6,320 POUNDS OF BACON 94,500 HEADS OF LETTUCE 27,000 FRESH POTATOES 5,400 POUNDS OF RICE 2,700 GALLONS OF ICE CREAM MADE 10,000 LOAFS OF BREAD 54,000 CINNAMON ROLLS 144,000 ASSORTED FRESH BAKED COOKIES SH2 Lyons takes a TV break at the end of a long day of cutting the crews hair. We wish him good luck and business at his new barber shop. PholobNCP.3Beaird lEBl F,r,,tKUNREP VERTREPwithUSS AlCRAMENTO. FEB ISsEo: Crossed date line and i FEB 17: BM3 Sheehan re-enlists; OOD Board: ESWS equator simultaneously. Golden I Board; Happy 20th Anniversary Shellback day ' THE CRUISE 57 ' I ili

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:?sa Supply Service withaSmile The CHAMPS WESTPAC ' 97- ' 98TRIVIA 1. PARTS ISSUED - 6,328 VALUE $2,500,000 2. AMOUNT OF PERSONAL CHECKS CASHED $294,000 3. FOOD SERVICESDURINGPORTVISITS $170,000 4. ATM PAYROLL $445,000 Mr. Supply. Anotherday quiet lyendson the LAKECHAMPLAIN when LCDR Port begins. Supply worked 24 hours every day to maintain crew morale and ship equipment in its highest state of readiness. Photo by CP3Beaird PENS Abena counts the change. With the heIpofDKC(SW AW) Cube and DK3 Palmer disbursing provided the crew ATM services, check cashing as well as pay. PhotohvCP3Beaird ►►sKC{SW)Burnstheheartand soul of Supply Support, maintain- ing theship in a high stateof readi- ness required long hoursanda lot of organization. Photo bvCP3Beaird E-MAIL MAN. Along with his manyotherdutie.s(receivingand sending e-mail) SK2(SW) Chalmer worked in supplies of- fice to ensure inventory and to assist emergent parts received. PhotobvCP3Boaird I )K3 Palmer checks pay records niakesurecrewnicmbersarcpa for their work. While in theP( sian Gulf pay wasTax exempt a;: IheDKshad tomakesureCle hind new whoall wasnnboard l ' lioiobvCP3B(!aiid FEB 13: Engi neeri ng Drills, Main Space Fire DrilUNightDLQ ' s. FEB 14:Awards Ceremony forOfficcrs; pjigineeri ng Dri I Is. FEB 15: Protestant and CatholicService CHOPtoThirdFleet. ' 56THE(:KUISK

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r Tigers get a quick weather report from AEC(SW) Cecil before AE3 Morgan launches a weather bal- loon. Photob.vEMC(SW)Culwell Tigers: David Roberts. Joseph Yates. NemesioDuarte. William Cole. Ron Urserv. James Cobos Sr., Paul Ruber, Robert Berger, Mi las Williams. Richard Wilber. Kevin Braly.BillFoster.SamPritchett, Todd Ruston. CharlesWiener.GordonAdams.Bill Enigk. Frank Busalacchi Jr., Joseph Chambers, Sherwood Chapman. Robert Comens, Paul Crooks. Roberi Day Sr., Wi 1 1 iam Hagenlocher. Joe Hodge. Larry Jackson. Michae Lesl ie. Jerry Marx, Peter Mi tchel Robert Nelson. Dean Olson, Kenneth Palmer. Peter Poranski. Richard Rowe, Lee Schierbeek, Richard Wilber PhotobvFriiSWiMitchell ,A.DC1 Jefferson helps Bi 1 1 Foster with the Jaws of Life Photo by EMC r James Cobos enjoys ice cream during TIGER ' s Ice Cream Social. Photo bvFCK.SWiMitchell ►► T)S3 Wiener and his fa- ther. Charles, enjoy bingo and nacho night. Photo by EMC FEB 18:SK2{SWlChalmers re-enlists, TAG Board; ESWS Board FEB 19: BM2fS W) Womack Re- en lists; ESWS Board; GOD Board FEB20:EngineeringMCA(Mid Cycle Assessment) FEB 21: Inport Pearl Harbor Hawaii;Tigersarrive;COHail and Farewell. 58THECRUISE