Lewis Puller (FFG 23) - Naval Cruise Book

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OFFICERS WARDROOM LCDR LANDON COMBAT SYSTEMS LT FONTANA ENGINEER -. LT SULLIVAN OPERATIONS LT GOODALL SUPPLY LTHO AUXILIARIES LT BALLISTER ORDNANCE LT BEHNING ELECTRICAL LT KELLEN ASST DIV OFF LT TSAI ASST DIV OFF LTJG LOPER 1st LIEUTENANT LTJG HALLENBERG DCA LTJG FEINBERG COMBAT INFO LTJG JAMES NAV ADMIN L ) LTJG BALDING DISBURSING ENS MATUSZEK COMMUNICA- TIONS 169

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GSMC(SW) Barry L. Hemphill United States Navy COMMAND CHIEF A native of Walhalla, South Carolina, GSMC(SW) Hemphill enlisted in the U.S. Navy in January of 1977 as an Undesignated fireman. After completing Boot Camp at Orlando, FL, his first duty station was the USS BOLDER (LST 1190) in Little Creek, VA. Attaining the rank of Engineman Second Class, GSMC(SW) Hemphill took advantage of the Navy ' s conversion oppor- tunities and converted to GSM (Gas Turbine System, Mechanic) in 1981 where he put his new expertise to work in USS DEYO (DD 989) and USS JOHN ROGERS (DD 983). After completing his sea tour, GSMC(SW) Hemphill became an instructor at the Gas Turbine Systems C School located in Great Lakes, IL. Returning to sea duty in 1986 GSMC(SW) Hemphill was selected for the Pre-commissioning crew of the ANTIETAM (CG54) where he served until February 1990 at which time he was assigned to USS JOHN A. MOORE (FFG 19). GSMC(SW) Hemphill assumed duties as Command Chief of USS JOHN A. MOORE (FFG 19) in January of 1991. GSMC(SW) Hemphill ' s personal awards include the Battle Efficiency Ribbon (3 awards). Navy Achievement Medal, Sea Service Ribbon (3 awards). Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal, Good Conduct Medal (3 awards and the Enlisted Surface Warfare Pin. 168

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