Long Beach (CGN 9) - Naval Cruise Book

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1986 volume:

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On Sept. 9, 1961, the ship was commissioned at the Boston Naval Shipyard with the Honorable John B. Connally, Sec- retary of the Navy, keynoting the ceremonies in which LONG BEACH, with Captain E.P. Wilkinson as com- manding officer, joined the fleet. The LONG BEACH is '721 feet in length with a mast height of 220 feet from the keel to the top of the mast. The ship's standard displacements is 15,200 tons. The LoNG BEACH'S propulsion is steam turbine powered by two nuclear reactors which give the ship unlimited cruising range. The LONG BEACH'S armament consists of the TERRIER missile system, TOMAI-IAWK missile . sys- tem, HARPOON missile system, PHALAN X close-in weapons system, Anti-submarine rocket CASROCJ, and the 5 inch 38 caliber gun mounts. Some interesting facts about the LONG BEACH are: there is about 300 miles of electrical cable used on- board, 14,500 square feet of blue- prints were used in the ships con- struction Cenough to cover 825 foot- ball fieldsjg the LONG BEACH con- tains nearly 10,000 tons of structural steel and steel plates Cequal to the amount of steel con- tained in the frame of a 40 story buildingjg nearly 3,500 meals are prepared daily when the ship is at sea, and there are over 800 telephone extensions on board the ship. 0 The present USS LONG BEACH is a veteran of 11 Western Pacific tours Cincluding this West Pac 865, one Mediterranean Cruise, and the famous Nuclear Task Group Around the World Cruise of 1964. THE SEAL The ship's seal is representative' of the LONG BEACH'S mission, summarizing it in the motto Strike Hard, Strike Home . The capability of the LONG BEACH to Strike Hard, Strike Home is her missile systems, sybolized in the seal by the triple tri- dents. The missile systems are designed to operate of- fensively against land, air, and surface or submarine threats, making the LONG BEACH an effective tactical weapon. To combine this striking power with the advan- tage of nuclear power for propulsion is to further in- crease her effectiveness by allowing virtually unlimit- ed cruising ability. Nuclear power is represented in the seal by the sun. The anchor-carrying eagle stands for the sea pow- er possessed by the LONG BEACH, one ofthe most pow- erful ships in the surface fleet. The final symbol, the sea shell, is taken from the seal of the city of Long Beach, California, the ship's namesake, and it symbolizes all the qualitiesof adven- ture inherent in a sailor's life. The Navy's mission of strength, combined with nuclear propulsion and the most advanced missile systems is exactly what the Uss LONG BEACH represents. Inf-ff ,,... ,-,,--,.kA: xi::i-MV. w 4 5 s N ........ N VW? Wish? 'e,. . X l 47' 'W 1 ul 9 1 I ,ff-1',2' my V.-f-74 al, ff' 54' X X V QX 33 'U - X 'lr x W '21 T Ce '-Won AVS Y' I 3 f'ff' Y'f , ,.,, - - ' ' N.,.,.-...:.y-- .fav -1:-1. ...:f,.--,--,v- -f-2 V .,53.,., -4:-'-rf-fgwy--qmq4v qf:f:'ss41-sgaw-ufgmsrvremfw-'S Q-M CAPT. MARVI J. WE IGER CGMM DI G GFFIGER Uss LO G BE cnqce -99 Captain Marvin J. Weniger, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Weniger of Wahpeton, North Dakota, was born and raised in the midwest, attending high school at St. John's Prep School, Collegeville, Minnesota. He enlisted in the Navy in 1958 and served as an Aviation Electronics Technician before acceptance into the Naval Scientific Educa- tion Program, subsequently graduating from the University of Idaho in 1963 with a Bache- lor of Science degree in Electrical Engineer- ing. Captain Weniger served onboard des- troyers as electronics material officer, combat information center engineer, and operations officer before serving a tour in Vietnam at the Naval Support Activity Detachment Binh Thuy. He later completed the course of instruc- tion at Nuclear Power School in Vallejo, Calif., and at the Nuclear Prototype in Idaho Falls, Idaho, prior to serving as main propulsion as- sistant on the nuclear-powered aircraft carrier USS ENTERPRISE QCVN-653 and as engineer officer of guided-missile cruiser USS TEXAS QCGN-395 during the ship's initial construc- tion and commissioning. Subsequent duty in- cluded a tour as executive officer of USS TRUXTON QCGN-35p and as commanding offi- cer of fast frigate USS HAROLD E. HOLT QFF- 10745. r -.. .,.., ..- A... . -.. .-............. M... .........,.. . .........M......-.....- ....- ,..-.. ,0 , He has attended the Naval Destroyer School, Armed Forces Staff College, Naval War College, and holds three graduates de- grees consisting of a Master of Science and an Engineer's degree in Electrical Engineer- ing from the Naval Postgraduate School, and a Master of Arts degree in International Re- lations from Salve Regina College. Captain Weniger is married to the form- er Christine Hajost of Detroit, Mich. The Weniger's have nine daughters and one son and are presently residing in San Diego, Cal- if 5 -5 . I 1224551 5 ' 1 , .,vfff'A' 5w.,hmLf , fx ' ' V ,y, , X 14 ,5 ' 4 7 5' ' ' ' J, M ff , .fx 9 'I - A if Q' , f MMWWWWYMWW I f A , gf' 1,2 , 7 4 Z , , f f X ' fm fl W, M' f My y W X W . ,W f, Y f M! ff ,, f M 1 X Y Zffff -- ' ff..-,.-. wf-q-9N-.,-,u-l--wr.1m-m,,..--,-::vvv1-,..-,-:'- . 'as---4-3.:f,.-...:e..:ya..A.s:-fs--S ,-,.---e-.-S1---.-s.--f-f----+-- U, to ,J . ,-..,f':1--7-9+ CDR. TERR CE T. ETNYRE EXEC TIVE OFFICER USS LO GBEACH CCG -91. Commander Etnyre was born in Spring- field, Ohio, and graduated from the Univer- sity of Michigan with a Bachelor of Science degree in Education. He completed the Offi- cer Candidate School COCSJ at Newport, Rhode Island and was commissioned an En- sign on July 1971. Significant early assignments included duty Onboard the USS HAMMERBERG CDE 1015, in Naples, Italy, serving as damage control assistant, on the USS ENTERPRISE QCVN 653 as repair officer, and the Depart- ment Head Course at the Surface Warfare Officer School, Newport, Rhode Island. Following graduation in April 1980, Cdr. Etnyre reported to the USS MISSISSIPPI QCGN 403 serving as engineer officer. In October 1983 he reported as a member of the Nuclear Propulsion Examining Board Atlantic on the staff of the Commander-in- Chief, U.S. Atlantic Fleet. In February 1986, Cdr. Etnyre reported to the USS LONG BEACH QCGN-95 as Executive Officer. - Cdr. Etnyre is married to the former In- grid Elizabeth Grass of Warren, Michigan. They currently reside in La Mesa, California, with their daughter Kirsten and son Aaron. .........-...,..... - -. ,4,.....,,-...-.....................- . .......M...--...- ----.-- ----- 7 M Q q,:,:,.......-.-...V ...-. ..vX..,.,....,,....-,.... .....,.., 1 ,ff ,. J: M 'A I .4 7 'W J .1 W if f ww, --vf-e1--L.-.-ref-ffm.-m.,.-Q:-,gr-1-1-Q-15,-1-Q.....,.,,,,.,-.-.,...-P'-f V ....,.,...,.k..,.. ....i.,.-. a REAR AD . R.A.K. TAYLOR U.S. . COMMANDER Rear Admiral Taylor was born in New Bed- ford, Massachusetts. He graduated from the U.S. Naval Academy in June 1960. He joined USS ABBOT QDD-6291 in Newport, Rhode Is- land and served as Main Propulsion assistant, Damage Control Assistant and Engineer Offi- cer until March 1963. Duty aboard ABBOT in- cluded operations in the Artic and Mediterra- nean, with CENTO Forces in the Indian Ocean and participation in the Cuban missile crisis and quarantine operations. Subsequently, he served in the Surface Nuclear Power Program at the DIG Project in West Milton, New York. In 1966, he was assigned as Engineer Officer. USS HOEL QDDG-135 out of San Diego and par- ticipated in Northern SAR and Gunline opera- tions in Southeast Asia. ' In 1967 he was selected as a Navy Olmsted Scholar. This tour included studies at the De- fense Language Institute, Institute of Politi- cal Studies at the University of Grenoble in France and the American University in Wash- ington, D.C. He was awarded a French Di- plome d' Etat with distinction and a Master of Arts in International Studies. Rear Admiral Taylor then assumed duties as Main Propulsion Assistant, USS ENTER- PRISE QCVN 65p , an assignment which includ- ed nuclear refueling and subsequent deploy- ment to Southeast Asia and to the Indian Ocean. In 1972 he reported to USS HALSEY QCG-23p Precommissioning Unit in San Diego and participated in HALSEY's commissioning in Bath, Maine and deployment to the Pacific. Duty on HALSEY included implementation of the first shipwide Combat Systems organiza- tion. He then served in Washington, D.C. as Head, Surface Nuclear Power Branch and Head, Naval Reactors Branch in the Bureau of Naval Personnel. He assumed command of USS SEMMES QDDG-183 in 1978 and deployed to the Medi- terranean. He assumed command of the USS MISSISSIPPI QCGN-40, in 1980. MISSIS- SIPPI's operations included two Mediterra- nean deployments, and the ship was awarded CRUDESGR the Battle Efficiency E , the Meritorious Unit Citation, the Old Crow Award, the Sixth Fleet Top Hand Award and the Atlantic Fleet Battenberg Trophy. Subsequently, he served as Commanding Officer, Surface Warfare Of- ficers School Command in Newport, Rhode Is- land from whence he was assigned to duty as Commander, Cruiser-Destroyer Group ONE in San Diego. His awards include the Legion of Merit with Gold Star, the Meritorious Service Medal and Navy Commendation Medal. He is autho- rized to wear the Navy Expeditionary Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal, Meritorious Unit Citation, the Vietnam Service Medal and other recognition ribbons. Rear Admiral Taylor is married to the former Mary Jane Stevens of Newport News, Virginia and they have two sons, Raynor and Andrew. 9 J. .w 4 I-A Q M, . , X ,f W fr ,id , 1 I if I wg' f I WA f . , A , v 1 X , J ' 1 f f .5 ' srgighffiffff ,' cs. ftssiw on I .1 fs it 22 5 UN' f ya ' 42,1 1 ff 'wbnmv 7 9-7 .. ...x- ., . ....- iff - - --1 --,.-1-...1--1..ff-,f-4-1.-X,-,.'47-.-yf-.q-,1t.--,.vf-.-S...-..,..-, , -,.e...-,.-.,.., -. ....,,. . .A .. ,, , -..M . ,.-- ,. A . .,,. ,, 1,17 ...,..,. ,Tas -Y, I CAPT. WILLIAM F. TERRY CHIEF OF STAFF GRUDFSGRU 1 Captain Terry was born in Borger, Texas, and raised in Denver, Colorado. He attended Adams State College and Colorado State University. He then en- tered the Naval Aviation program at Naval Air Station, Pensacola, Florida in 1961 and received his commission as an Ensign on 19 September 1962. Captain Terry's aviation training continued at Ellison Field, Pensacola where he was designated a Naval Aviator and received his Wings of Gold in April 1963. He then underwent further aviation training at Helicopter Anti-Submarine Squadron TEN. Captain Terry was then assigned to Helicop- ter Anti-Submarine Squadron FOUR as an ASW Pilot and made two combat deployments on board USS YORKTOWN to the Southeast Asia area of opera- tions. Following his sea tour, Captain Terry was assigned to Helicopter Anti- Submarine Squadron TEN as an instructor pilot. In 1969 he reported to Heli- copter Combat Support Squadron ONE as Officer in Charge, Detachment FOUR which deployed on USS HANCOCK and returned to operations in the Southeast Asia area. In January 1971 Captain Terry attended the Naval Postgraduate School in Monterey, California. During this tour Captain Terry received a Bachelor of Arts degree in Foreign Affairs, and a Master of Science degree in Person- nel Management. Captain Terry again received refresher helicopter training at Helicopter Anti-Submarine Squadron TEN and reported to Helicopter Anti-Submarine Squadron SIX as Maintenance Officer. Following that tour he served as Ex- ecutive Officer in Helicopter Anti-Submarine Squadron TEN until 1976 when he reported to Helicopter Anti-Submarine EIGHT as the Executive Officer and subsequently fleeted up to Commanding Officer. His next assignment was on board USS OKINAWA as the Air Officer, OperationsOfficer and Exec- utive Officer. He then reported back to Helicopter Anti Submarine Squadron TEN for the fifth time as Commanding Officer. In February 1988 he reported to Washington, D.C. as the OP-136 Career Programs Branch Head. After his assignment in Washington, he attended various Naval schools and then re- ported back to USS OKINAWA as the Commanding Officer from whence he was assigned to duty as Chief of Staff for Commander, Cruiser-Destroyer Group ONE. His awards include the Silver Star, Meritorious Service Medal, Air Med- al, Navy Commendation Medal, Navy Expeditionary Medal, National De- fense Medal, Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal, and the Vietnam Service Medal. He was awarded the Republic of Vietnam Armed Forces Honor Medal, First Class, Republic of Vietnam Gallantry Cross with Palm Unit Citation, Republic of Vietnam Cross with Bronze Star, and Republic of Vietnam Cam- paign Medal C5 Starsj and other recognition ribbons and various letters of Commendation and Achievement. Captain Terry is married to the former Johanna Elizabeth Madden of Syracuse, New York. They have two children, Shannon and Michael. WESTPAC '86 was filled with many firsts, some significant challenges, and a lot of successes for the Grey Lady and her crew. USS LONG BEACH was an integral part of the first Battleship Battle Group fBattle Group Romeoj, fired the first Tomahawk cruise missile outside of a specified test range, and sailed farther north into the Sea of Okhotsk CThe Bear's Lairj than any US warship in recent times. Be- sides these history making events, she participated in several major fleet exercises, including Battle Group ASW Readiness Evaluation, FLEETEX '86, and Cobra Gold '86, The crew of the Grey Lady distinguished them- selves individually as well. They proved to be excel- lent Ambassadors in foreign ports, not only partak- ing of the festivities, but also bringing joy into the lives of many needy children through Operation I-landclasp. Each Hardclasp vounteer gave up some of his liberty to spend time with orphaned or disad- vantaged children. This book attempts to tell the story of this histor- ic deployment and of a ship which I have been proud to Command. Marvin J. Weniger Captain U.S.N. Commanding Officer th V 'T' 3 fx ,,gununn'iuw ,Qa- Q.--..- -n ar: il THE CRE mins--' . on , -- L... -.. .,....... ,....,.....i,......,..,.........,..,...,.F--q-- A L 'K 6 SFF' lx. , .-.-,-W,-..--...... ... .. V EAPO S DEPARTME W ff .N '+A Y A tzsfs I CDR BISHOP LCDR HA W VER WEAPONS OFFICER FIRST LIE UTENAN T waiw , lnzlhuu A QM 7 LT POHLE LTJ' G MITCHELL SPECIAL WEAPONS OFFICER , FIRE CONTROL OFFICER - :gavage-iwaA.i.a.L,.v Q: ..,--.L Q 5: ,.:..:.. 1.:,- -,. fax..-I-1 , - -1,..,.L,- q.,3.,J...g .fee-.navy aQ:1:.4.q:5m-na-rss-,vs - -. .. ,. . mf.--...,.,f.4,' ,fc-5-f:-L--4-5Q.E-f..,gq..-naswnnmffqfwu-v5n'.ggn-Mgfqpu-arm-wi' JP ' - r- i j '? 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VK 4' ,M ,, f la -4- 5,-.W STG3 FEATH STG3 GARCIA STG3 LANDERS STG3 LIEB TM3 MILLER TM 3 REED S TGSN HUNTER GM TSN R O USE 1 0. 21 BM 1 OLSEN BM 1 SANDERSON BM2 STARR BM 3 DODGE BM 3 RUBEL BMSN E UTEN SN HALEY BMSN JOHNSON SN MITCHELL SN PATTISON SN PEARSON BMSN PERRY SN REED SN SALAZAR SN ZEPHIER 1ST DIVISIO BMCM .sm KILLPACK Ham '-lu 1 st D1V1s1on personnel are respons1- ble for ma1nta1n1ng the forward weather decks area They ma1nta1n the anchors and anohormg equ1pment and play a major part 1n underway replemshments by ma1nta1n1ng the phone and d1stance 11ne ABSEN T BM C' HERSE Y BM2 GRAMES SN MOSS SN FI TTS SN KINVILLE SN RICHARDSON SA BROVVN SA DOBRA TZ SA HAWKINS SA PRI TCHETT SA SLINEY SR S WANSON SR VIDAL WM z , A nm., X SA BECK SA BE YER SA M OGARDLE SA CONRAD SA FARMER SA FORD SA GASH SA KEIM SA LOREN TZ BM 1 GANTENBEIN BM2 GRIIWALDI BM 3 ELLIS BM 3 M O'KENSIE BM 3 UN TENER SN COLUMBUS SN CURTIS SN HUGHES SN .T ONES SN KIN GSLE Y SN KNOX SN M OOO WIN SN NELSON SN RAYIMER SN RIDDLESPRIGGER 24 ZND DIVISIO whim BX 'SRX Qx XX XXx ae' 'WW X QQ Xx X Q X XX x ag YQ x x, S xx SX X X xx xx? xx af x Q W3 2ND D1v1s1on personnel are respons1b1e for the port Slde teak deck 11nes 5 and 6 fhght quarters lung post refuehng statlons and they play a large part 1n underway re plemshments ABSENT: SN HARGROVE BM2 ENGLAND T SN STREET, BMS BLANKENSHIP SA H URD BM3 CHASE SA RUSSELL SN BATTISTA gg STRATTOQT SN CHABOT ABATIN SN GRAY H. gg WIQING SN GRAY M. I .,,.- ,- - -,.,.1,-.,..,..,,.g,. ,g.:,,,,j.,,,,,,,.,7...,,x,-...,,,-..- vw- 19.g.s.,.,...f4-Q.-,.N.,2-. ,+.-L..'-:-V-A -'----f - LAX., . V-cw ,, Q Q vw . fFf. - , -1 f 'iz tb , :R Q I K SV ,v K s,i5?'iV2-W , f- lwwvi Vw w 1 f 4 I qw -If Q1 M! mqfs QQYVY, QSQ J QV 75 f X f A f M f 0 X X fig f ,Q 1 f Z X Q f if l 7, Z ry M X f 1 RU I ZA-5 E 7' 5 ,, , A QV: 1, ,V .1 : A m y gx MX-U Wx? XA f A f 5 ww 3 5. 'V 1' 7 'X fu f SN RODRIGUEZ SN ROSS SN TURNER SN WEST SA AIKEN SA HAAS SA I-IEN GS T SA FIG UEROA SA MASSOL SA SISSON SA THOMPSON SA WOODRUFF .A A .A f F I BM 1 CROFF BM 1 VANDYCK BM2 EVANS BM3 BICKLE BM3 FIGUEROA BM3 JONES BM3 MCKAY BM3 RAMOS BMSN BRADFORD SN C0 UN TS SN DENNIS SN ESPINOZA SN ILQWKINS - SN HENRY SN IWAXEY BMSN NORDBY 26 BG DI ISIO ' 1 1'z.,. - HW, ..,. . . ,,, M The personnel of Boat Group are respon- ..f- 1 u u 'f 5 il, M X XA 1 Vx xx 9 x S, 1 if x 1 s X .l-r prrr f sible for operating the ship's boats. They also S D rnaintain the equipment used to lower and X , is ' R store the boats, and the life rafts used for KES S DS abandoning ship. During flight ops or man y yy ,In overboard, they man the ready lifeboat. . A ' AW SN: ,,,, X ,Y . 'fa Q i R -. A ' ' ' OVW' Q4 Xvgsgb -5 eww, W, .W , 9-gf K S.. 5 X , I f . . ai I ABSENQ1- y E BM3 GUYNN 'ayy SN SCHUBERT X f up , S ,ML 51, ,UW ,,1' 4 ,ffl I , , ,, 'fy SA CHITTY R i R. E- R SA DA VIS , ,Cf I1 Q :lv ' A I' 1 A f ' -:M ff , , , ' A f L 1 SN PAGAN SN PURRIER BMSN SILLS SN SIMMONS SA BAN TZ SA FOREIMAN SA LUc1o US SA PECHER SA SAL VA TORE SA SIMMS SA WHITWELL 27 EXECUTIVE DEPARTME q W' Tl 1 sz CDR Brogan C WO4 Durham Chaplain Admin Officer ENS PO VVELL DAPA 28 f Q hai.-,M I Sf1a i ENS Kelley PAO .44 . f J' i TRL G -yay, if ,,, 47415: sv I an MMCM CSWQ Stanard Command Master Chief ENS Morris Legal Officer --, .1-. A -2,E,T:,..,,4 , ,,1,,,, is .,,. ey, X- 1 DIVISIG ffff f , if . ,LLA ..-- i g f Y , X f X ff U r f f f , ,ff l X W . if If 7 f 92, ff Qf f f ff? Q W J rv ,V A sf ,M ,H I Ycfff' 1 ' -sqm f E RMCS CSVVQ Abell 3-M Coordinator YNC' Lingtren egg, wg 1, ' X wig f 'f I .aw - it .Q Q 25, . E-W 95 . 5 ,N ' v f E X2 tw, Vik! ,Qi 3, .V , ,. v, ,Z . Sisrgf , S gi., f. gp I fi, 4 V, V K In 7 x f gf i . , qw y , 4 Q V - f g. f MF X gf ii, 4 f ,v,0gjQ, :L fi ,, 1 - f X. ,cpmjyjv f ffi ,s '! , Y- - ff 2 V X 4 f wh: Q f f 'EH 2 t f - 5 - X 11 'f ,. f t tg, ,SEQ :suv gt if, ft X sf f , f ,QE-, 'X ,WN ' S s is - Q ' .Q fl S -VX ' K - 1 g f! ,ff ' ' if v ffl' , X L. P E if Eg, jp 3 -, 1354 ! ., as ,iv X Q 1: f- . efy 1 ' ' Jef -3:31, - .vygqh K a E , QQ tx, ff y YN1 GREENE LI2 BARRON P02 BLANK Pos HAXBY YN3 oASTRo YN3 CEISS me DAY YN3 GARNER me MOORE YNSN BRIDGES SN KEA CH SN LOWE Personnel of X-1 Division are responsi- ble for maintaining the ships office, ship's print shop and the post office. In the ship's office they sort and route all official corre- spondence and maintain officers records. The print shop supplies hundreds of docu- ments and forms to the ship. Including the plan of the day Photo by YN3 Garner Photo by P02 Blank ABSEN T: PC1 PROWS, YN3 WHITE ,...,..,. H, M- mmm... ............:f : ............,....fx..-....J..-...........,.n.....-....-- .:,. -. .. ..x.......V-..-. ..., Y N 29 T, ,cf ff X-2 DIVISIO 3, n . in I X 5 9: I . nlllwm. PNCM WHITSON PNCS JONES PN2 , PN3 GARRETT s , ,, 1 ' SN SHUBERT ,,,, , 1 oisls 1 f , I . ,YV, X 1 '0'A ,fb L --ee-.Wg ,f . -pug..-..3:........a.spfrii.,.,...1.a5 Asin any large organization, personnel records must be maintained. Maintaining those records aboard LONGBEACH is the re- sponsibility of X-2 Division. Along with maintaining records, they are responsible for processing transfer orders, ordering and ad- ministrating advancement exams and edu- cational services. ABSENT: NCC' BRYSOM PN1 GALLOWAYI PN3 CUELLAR, PN 3 LINDSAY sxx... - -Reef-.,... sr... .,,.,,,,, ,,.-S--1-eg-H-gh 5111--4-Q-1:-,re-:ir , , S . , . 159-or -1- 1 , - X-3 DIVISIO , of M . , W I! lcor - f ,f Q? Q f , , I 4 f f A25 LmL i 1?k.m:,.Q.. Some of the pictures seen in this book are a result of the labors of X-3 Division. Several times while un- derway the word, Away the snoopy team away could be heard. The photographer would rush topside to ob- tain photos of foreign ships or aircraft. Besides pho- tography, X-3 personnel are responsible for the ship's familygram, TV studio and the ship's library. ABSEN T I C2 GRANT PH2 L YTZ PH3 DIXON .az-x. .X-.... n...-........- ....- ...n-...,...-..........-....n...,.,Q,gf: k.,, - --..-s. .-- - - - X-4 DIVISIC ,,n..,k , ?'3f9g., 5- W If Q, V' 'ftp .-fy .X if 4 . , JK 3, ' H 'Sf 'Ka f mfeqmh IMACS K OHLER MAI fswj BRODY LJA1 REYES IMAI SMITH sM2 BRIGHT ET2 DEUBIJR p BM2 GOMES MA2 fswj WILLIAMS The personnel of X-4 are responsible for ensuring that regulations are enforced on- board LONGBEACH. Along with this task they muster restricted men and conduct brow searches. Upon return from WESTPAC, they are responsible for ensuring that we clear customs. x wr S3 my . !' f1i-'A' - gf, , qt- as Nw 5 8 t I uu n n I .il 'Ill l mu- ' ,, X..-... ,,,.x-nuff ,fi f-1-ias.-e.e......4vfmex-q,,...auasrM.gm1n1Ng,Z,.4.-,. . . , lv, AVIGATIO DEP RTME T LT. LONG - NAV OFFICER . QAIZTVCEUZ QLl3CN9OIUiR QAJSIWQREBLAN' QLLSJIUWES GMNR?EHMTITI Even though a ship is not constrained to roads as cars on highways are, we must still follow the sea lanes to get from place to place without getting lost. Our Navigation Depart- inent is responsible for ensuring the safe passage of the ship. Although they are aided by modern satelite navigation systems they still maintain the ability to navigate by the stars. 'V . .f f' Z, W, ,f.-mhz ' .41 A W' f , -if -if?Zg.J z X: X: 'f K 'W I ww- 51 . f QQ wx, , f, 'Q - ' ffm-f ma 3? ' 'ff' f - ' fa 'W' my -,va ,f.'ff' Z' '- 3 Lffi-Wx, f K. .' 9' , .- 2 4 W- Q , - ,F Q, j 5,2 ssti in . 5 i'i. ' , , ff f f 'f f 1 f' , ' 5 'MZ f4W , ff ff QW gi! J X ff X , f f X X X f J.-is , f7 5 t t .- .1 XMZ 4 . f K f 4 , yi, . , 7 7 f 4 X f fy 6 ' fi' it ' f W X f f W 4 ,f H f 4 cf Q ' ' 'Ji ky - gf Q! 3 ' Mp, f ,QT 2,1-Q , , I - K? I 7 ' rf K ' f -, f . 1, . .1 , ' f i ' i i 427251-3 ,, ff ' I 7'vi'7'577f' 1 - W V, n H LL -,fy .J eww fl QL43'VALH9VIH? GUMEUYJOAUES GHMEUVICUVVILIJE 47 g' X- . V . 'f if ' Z 72 7- , '219' 2. ff . g,Y,.,,f'ff9ff-1113 . 5 V 3l?fzif7,2 2 iffy, g r .ABSEMHH GMNLZINDWZELJJ QLIQEUUEHTT OPERATIO S DEPARTME T ,ge 3 1 ' ' if X-if-9. R IMALGRA VE LCDR LUCAS CVVO2 JOHNSON CD OPS ROSS CIC OFFICER RADAR COMMIMAINT OFFICER ,Sim-: LT AREVALO LT LAIRD LT MCPHADDEN LT MURPHY L. R. AAWPLANNER AAAW OFFICER EMO , E WO S ,X , , XI 3 I 7 LT STRANSKE LT VARNADORE LTJG EA TON LTJC OCARA OI OFFICER CMS CUSTODIAN OIITEOARD OFFICER OE DIVISION OFFICER LTJG WILSON ENS DODD OI DIVISION OFFICER N TDAXAA W OFFICER if ' . 34 1,,,....-' ...-- - . xr -4-uga.--uL-g-......:4.w4z:g-.pE..wn:a ,-41.aIR,74a-R-...Sqw... V -. .,, ..,, X, E WCS I S WD BELLE VUE ,,,. ,, Wi V,,, ,Ii ff Jw ,f Wg., . f . , .., ,V ' . swf X I W X . , ,,, ' ' 7 W f 11 I I ' f fv- . ,f I I V 5 f 'W 1 75? ' ' V A ' JWM 3 A. Us ,I , ,ff 3 4' W' ,- ,f , ' .f A Wim fwwf 244, I fi W W' f' I L5 , L, If ffm., ,nw 'I ', ,Z M .1 I I , if ,f,, ., I 5 ff ..., fo! ' ABSEN T: ISC JAX THEIMER E W2 COOKS OZ DIVISIO M,-A.y,.,4O, ff ff .' A757 ,fy 1, ,,,f f If Wm, ff I yiffff. fy QW ...Q ,. ,f , .1 I I W ,f-, 755 Q27 X We 5' ' f ff W Wig! if I , f , ,ffkrijf Y , fig f 4,42 f , K A . f , -ff L 1' ,f -f f If 1' Af . ff f f I f f S ,V ,Z X 3,5 g I ,. I ., W 'f V , fe If ff Cv, f 1 .. , .I ,. - ,, Q,-,I -,ff-X, JM., ww, f f f A f , X 7 f SZ 1 H , f V g l 91, I . ' vt I Wifikbf , umm.: CTRC fswj DALY , h ? V,,! S 4 V, y 4 wg. i -- Q ! 7 X V -i ' HH ex ,g ifg 5 Wi S 'X x ul I 'lf GTTC SLOCKBOWTER Q CTTC' VVILLIAMS I .IW I Am, 5 . X, If , ,V,,,,, he V, ,W X pf f , I If 1 I X! '-sm-L 7 8 .W ,....-- Wil, K X ff .4 XM, M ,AMI-fra . V kv 5 M , Q Z7 Inf Y l ,mn ' W lg' I fp y 5, , . . A x 1 X t gg,f.f7Wf,z.fwff fish? If ff., V W, - l, - -gs' ,, 4 . 5 - - - - 1 ,Wm M ,Q Q.. , j f nh ,I fwwjf V 3, ' x ff 1 f ,S ,5 7 f . Q f W1 Is w - ,, M 3 , , ,F 401 ' W. f 1 W I f..- f , 'f ...-M, I Q , W :we Y 2, ,,,,,,,, , I 5 MZWX , f I ' ' I N I - f Ziff, '.-' -'- f I f rssr 'i 'L', f I: , 5 . .I f..- . ,N . ' w -, T' I . T ffb ' ' f ' W' 4 ... .I I 4 I Q I shun 45.5, 4 . , ...,, V. A ., I 3 w,71f I I , ' Vw . - ' 4 , Q, M 'vV6.?77f 0 OZ Division is divided into two groups, one group operates and maintains our out- board equipment, and the other operates and maintains the SLQ 82. The primary respon- sibility of OZ Division personnel is to be the ears of LONGBEACH and to assist in iden- tifying targets. CTO1 FLYNN CTA1 WARIMACK CTR2 BERH OW CTR2 BUTLER CTM2 CAHILL CTR2 CIZEWSKI EW2 COCHRAN CTR2 gsm GOFF EW2 HIGGINS 01102 JACKSON EW2 LIBERTY 01102 SCHUI, TZ CTT2 SLATE CTT2 WARNICK CTM2 VVIGGINS E W3 ANDERSON EW3 BUSH EW3 MCDONNELL CTR3 MORTON EW3 STIFF CTR3 THOMAS CTT3 VANJOOLEN 35 ET1 BALGA DS1 OOLLADO ET1 HAYDEN ET1 IMARTELLE ET1 WOODWORTH DS2 BENNER ET2 EMERSON DS2 LEE ET2 MOON ET2 MURRAY 36 OE Divisio - 1, If eww ETCS FESNOOK DSO BUNCK OE Division personnel maintain IFF equipment, surface radars, combat consoles, NTDS computer complex and the AN ! SPS 49 radar. They ensure the proper calibration of test equipment and maintain the radio tran- smitters and receivers. ,, YM, r W9 - , . ms-isiwffb ff , WSE N32 n I kill ABSEN T: DS1 SEWARD ' ET2 BIRD ET1 JOHNSON ETSA ADAlWS SN STEELSMI TH f a ,-:,....:-u 1.r,ff1qk-,-gf,fJ'pg:q,msr-...Q-7-an- ,Q ,- 'rr Q'-v w ' -'-NSN' Q A1 A X N3 9524? Q X 'KW X 2- X Xi , ogy f G koxx 5'xf.w.O . 2 x A ,,,. Q ,Ry M ,3 R VA if 75, , Q3 fl ,'V' X ' M-V5 --' .gg Wfy--2.41 ff f - 0 ri-:v gy AAL ,.- XL,-- j ' ' fy' ' 5 1 1 W sy! of , f zz f fgj f f f M , .. X ,yn 1 .4 Q N. -:- V ' f Xb? gi I . ,,,, , ' S-1, V' fif . 4 ' ET2 S OLI VA DS2 S TOL TENB URG ET2 WILLHI TE ET3 CERILLO ET3 CLEARLY E T3 FIEDLER DS3 H ODGE ET3 KARR D53 KEEN ET8 OLSON DS3 RORABA UGH DS3 WARD ETSN DOBRININ 1 'r Photo by ET2 Emerson Photo by ET2 Emerson , .3 , A ...,.... .. -.......,. .,.. LQ... - ----A Q Y OI DIVISIO ., A '- . , fi-lla, ' -:', ', f ',. A a E-n47Uf,55:vk4Yi,, '5 ' S' ' r tsoa s 2 ? .k f ,-'. kxk, ' ,.k' Q ,,.. W KA .- 1: Y 2 f X t 'LLL' t , , , . Z QV Q, , 4 1. 'aim OSCS CSWQ NORROD OSC KIRKPATRICK OSC ISVVQ MCCARTHY OS1 ATKINS OS1 BEETZ OS1 DUPRE OS1 fswp KEENE ose BASKETT oss BRAXTON ose fswp BROOKINS os2 ENGLISH oss ER WIN oss EWING OS2 DROSE OS2 HANS OS2 IMAI-I ONE Y OS2 TATE OS2 TRYON OS2 UMBERGER OS3 ATKINSON OS3 AVILA OS3 GALTON OS3 CAJWPBELL OS3 GEREN OS3 H OYT 38 A . ' . L x , '::-', ssdfai srt f K ' - - tagl . k 4 . ' t k gt gg g tdky t l , My L-ai: ,,,h. : lf L , 'L.-, I I .',kL 1 , aortt r i eslr ' Y fiii OI Division is responsible for the combat it ioi Lil, r ,n - sosio y f consoles in CIC. They perform many tasks k dkyi a r - - . . . . o oeoiao y s Including detecting, identifying, and track ssgdr r oy y ing friendly and hostile targets. They are re sdda o ' yayy :qt y y sponsible for both air and surface tracks V It 5 E is , ,I ,K Q 5 'V J f sang -5 4 s 0 Ab. GRN wmfmm 5 Q X f., ...hgh Q? j- 4 giver' LX g ,,,, I , Q, Kgs if F 11- toff i Q, ., A X . E Ei xx-1--.-f-..,.-.,....,.. Y ,, , cw A A 5 ww gb-V S. Wg w -, ,,.. . -. ,L ,. g. , , N . N Q, .-sf mf, Af Q ss. A gym- ..1 X ' mu Qwwx M ,N 9-za-:V ' ' . 5' kfw 5 - MS-QW M-V 5, s ax w C' - W V fw A M 'S' f, ffm? Q, ff.-sy 5- iifigqx .,, A ' . AW ax , .. ,M .5 Q -we W f ., A -0 , A - W X--, , -A-mf: Q, f 7 QW. k f , qw , WN . . 4,.Q,55-Q 11, f , V. 4:7 ,gf . 5x ax - .A MA , I . ,L V I N . .W , .N f Q N As, s5 wg, 44 A X Q X ig .Q 5? Xi R f WQVTX2 , f 0 ' Q N , , 4, ,,,. X QQX-if -Aywggs www, A s-::w fy Www , A mm :X , 4 -Q Qms-2 t. Mgmwg 'U 1, My .X - MMW4, K 2 fn mm-4 7 M . 4- ' -ll tw-,J ..., f f ABSEN T: OS1 RICHARDSON OS2 CLEMONS OS2 IWAINES OS2 ROWELL OSSN HAZARD OSSN HEINTSOHEL photo by OS3 Klein OSSN JOHNSON OSSN LYKTNS OS3 KIPER OS3 KLEIN OS3 LESHER OS3 M OGRE W OS3 OWENS OS3 PUCKETT OS3 STOOPS OS3 WARD N OS3 WYA TT OS3 YUILLE OSSN CARROLL OSSN GHINE OSSN GLAPENSKE OSSN I-IARRIDGE OSSN H ODGSON OSSN H ORAN F, ,,i.,-.,..- ..V .A .--. -.. J- ,- . --f.- - Y , , V --' ' A AA- A SM1 EILTS SM1 GONZALEZ SM2 CLARK SM2 EDWARDS SM2 CAN TS SM3 GREEN SM3 JOHNSTON SM3 TONACK 40 I L CO MU IC TIO DEPARTME CWO2 WILSON ENS KELLER RADIO OFFICER I COMM OFFICER CV DIVISIO munioations. CV Division personnel are the LONG- BEACH'S experts at semaphore, flashing light, and signal flag communications. They are responsible for the ship's visual com- A,-1 , ,. ,.,,..,.,.,..-,..v.,. ,-...,-. -L,,,,..., ..,,-.,,,. ., ,Luft v s -.Vg . .-,- ,.. . - , Photo by SM2 Gants Photo by SNMa,1't1.n Photo by SNMa.1't111 Photo by SN Martin Photo by SN Martin W , ,Y ,,,...., JM'-in f- --- --2-2:1:,r-Y-:1-,X-5Y:':'A ' 'f- Photo by SNMa1't1n SM 3 WILLEMSTEIN SMSN DO WZVIN G SMSN IMARTIN SMSN SIMMONS SMSA PHILBRICK SMSR TAYLOR Photo by SM2 Gants if W A CR DI ISIO MXN! ...M 2 RMOS JOHNSON 'RMC' KAUFFIMAN RM1 DUCKWORTH W CR Division personnel take care of the RM1 NICHOLS - - - - ' n ni9 radio communications with other ships and fi siiiiir the rest of the world. They process a very fi M large number of messages on a daily basis. ,, 'H'-um , , RM2 DURAN RM2 FLOI-IRSCHUTZ RM2 KELLE Y RM2 POLANEC' RM2 SE WELL RM2 STEGNER RM2 STRONG RM2 WHITAKER RM3 BUSH RM3 OOBURN RM3 CUEVAS RM3 GEN TRY RM3 GOFORTH RM3 GOURLEY RM3 MORGAN ! , 1 ,iz ABSEN T: RM3 BEALS 42 , .1 , ,......,.,..vf. ..,-. -.-hm -. ,ir 1--Q--Av-f ff.- Q-4. ...,.- .....- ,.Y.,.,, -,, - ,,,..-Q ......,...-..-,f-f--Ju -A - -f-f- ' 1 RM 3 POSE Y RM3 RASIOK RM3 VIALE RM3 WINDSOR RMSN BROCKING TON RMSN CONWAY RMSN DANIELS RMSN HOPKINS OSS IRMSN LARK I RMSN MINKLER RMSN VANFOSSEN fI A R Im,,I' f ,b X mf'! II ' I . V, V ,ij A., ,,. L A f-S-' RMSA HUNT RMSA NORRIS RMSA RUBOTTOM fvf QII 1 AM GI EERI G DEPARTME :L M ,,,, I L'C'DR CASTLEMAN LCDR DEWTES LCDR FAR WELL in CHIEF ENGINEER DCA ELECTRICAL OFFICER LT BARAN LT COSGROVE LT GREEN I LOGGIN G DIVISION REACTOR TRAINING ASST ' MPA LT CREENBERC LT IMARROW LT MATTHEWS E-3 DIVISION OFFICER CHEM-RALCON ASST B-1 DIVISION OFFICER , ,X ,. .,,.. , A if 1 f., , . ..,.,.-.,.,,.- ,.....-......,v.,,,,?,,.4-..,5,.,1..5-Q1u,.,f- ,,,9.qf,ff!vqq-saq:g.g.S5,,,,4.,5..5q:.,,..,,Av.3w, , 15w.,.,.,-...Tfg7,.,.-.,..:,....,,,,:4 ,W-5, --. 5-,g1.-.cgf-rf , -2-535523 V if - -. Y , - 'IWK f'f?nWf-59? xg f bag ww I 3 K I X Q Kff LT MILES LT LOWEN LT RICHARDSON LT SINK LTJ G DALEY BDI VISION OFFICER B-2 DIVISION OFFICER RC DIVISION OFFICER RC DIVISION OFFICER EOOW TRAINEE hx LTJC' DOUGLAS LTJG DUCKWITZ LTJG GENUNG LTJG JENKINS LTJGIKAY I EOOW TRAINEE EOOW TRAINEE M-2 DIVISION OFFICER EOOW TRAINEE EOOW TRAINEE RX I X QQ X V L I XX-5 'Y 1' 4 0 -X , N Sw QM - Km X V W XX .XI XX , I, my X Agn 'Quik A , YXXXGX 'XX XX Q , X , X, . ,X4 ., XS f X, . ,I XSXQQQXN-.N .X I I f VS? X X5 1 1' X QXnw,X,f ' X IXXIXWX I- . X XI .MQN IX 5- :V QXQXWQXN X X X X X RXX- X X X X X X X X X X X X X q XXX XNXQ X XXXXXX, X X XX X X X XXX XXXXS Xf-- X250 'Qi 2-'lf 1 , M .1-'P' LTJG KRAJWER LTJG MOTZ LTJG MCGILL LTJG PAK LTJG PROCHNOW EOOW TRAINEE RC-1 DIV OFFICER M-1 DIV OFFICER EOOW TRAINEE EOOW TRAINEE LTJ G TESSMER ENS KINSEY ENS M OREN O RL DIV OFFICER EOOW TRAINEE MPA TECH ASST ABSENT: LCDR BLAKE Y-MPA LTJG RI CH TER-EOOW TRAINEE 45 , , - . ,-. V ..,. - .,. ,.. - .....- ... L..+. - -V ,- .4,.-.. .,.. ...,....-...-... . -.- ,...-...1.,..-........,..............-,. . .....- I...- B- 1 DIVISIO MMC fswp KELLY 'MM1 For MM1 LITTLE MM1 PI-IERSON MM2 BALES MM2 BA UMEIER MM2 CAMMISA MM2 CANTWELL MM2 DUIMAINE MM2 FILLMORE MM2 GALLINI MM2 HOWARD MM2 MILLER MM2 PARLI MM2 PETERSON MM2 PUS TEJ' OVSK Y L. ..,,.., L.., ,, N W,.,,:t ,S J Ny. Ns 5 X, MS , . , Q Sw? ? - f T f WSW ' 94 TM 1 T 4 Q Q-2 ' jfj 1' :ff f 1 4, Q ,NR ,. , MM2 STANKIEWICZ MM2 VONFELTEN 46 MM2 YBARRA ABSEN T: MM 3 BA CALA B-1 Division personnel are responsible for the No. 1 reactor and the primary systems that service that reactor. They work with M- 1 Division personnel to ensure proper power output from the -forward plant. ' 'QSQQ Kr S X W SQ X VNQ5 ,L r- 5 . Q - in 1 ---1 nw ,--.fm-.-..,,..,,. . -...., 1 f Q X x X X X SM My X 4 X Nw Xxx N X XXX Q- X X vxxa N wx k Q , f X x XR in. qw, ,pier Y ,AM Y A Y,...i..,.,,-r 'f-'ff' '- '-'V 1 -' ' -:rl-qv- B-2 DIVISIO B-2 Division personnelare responsible for the maintenance and operation of all equipment in No. 2 auxillary machinery room. This equipment is essential to the safe operation of the aft propulsion plant. MM C' G UERRA MM1 PECK - MM2 FERGUSON at i ip' pjt' MM2 GRAN TIJAJW' MM2 JAMES MM2 .KEENAN V MM2 LENK MM2 MCVAY p MM2 ROGS TAD MM2 SCARBOROUGH MM2 VOIKIN MM3 PERRY s r MM1 GILIWARTIN W IAMS t if ttnn is n e lssr MM 0 SISE - f' ls 's-' Z 'f.fXfQy-X x wQ'f5 . '0t'siN fTf ff K, Q .-,, Q f t- ' f' X . ,sf -X-k wsrgvk, X ss sbasscisfsslwgw sitn A s K n XX V - 1 I s X XX We 4-iv ,p gm ff - H-aww -.fy f f . R f fe ,-f, sm six Q ,. - 'Q 7 afsrxggki. LV W: i X:1g5sf.,:- up ,'r.rk 3 Kgs 5 14252. S171-, ff. H . Q . is x--- p . kr., X pk.. .V,, f -- '. XQXMQA ., - , X -ooii ' Photo by MM2 Cherniveo 47 1 7,-J'-,,...--7-jg W..-.--i-4-P A EMOS LABA OO EM1 FERNANDEZ EM1 HERIOO EM2 BAESEN EM2 EA TON EM2 GUZIMAN EM2 PARKER EM2 PATINO EM2 RAY EM3 ECKERT EM3 PEPITO EM3 SALGUERO EM3 TURNBOW EM 3 YS SELD YKE EMFN MOSS EMFN MURPHY EMFN ZA CCHINI E-1 DIVISIO E-1 personnel are responsible for the top side electrical systems, lighting systems, el evator, ventilation and signal lights. They also take care of our movies and movie pro jection systems. is l 4 fgfZ3E113f NES g EM3 STRINGFELLOW EM3 ERNS EM3 THOMPSON TER EMFA STONEROAD in ,..,- ...-,.fL.-ef:- .mQ-fgfa-nzavsu, 'f ' f 1 '- ' ' ' 'f' ' ' ' ' .-xg-- E-2 H4 ff ,X L3 ,, I CC F ULLEN KSWJ photo by ICFN Sealander ....- - MA- . -,ii ,,,1,.4 -f f ' ,. -, .,---'rf x . 'iff vol! f. -1 - 11-. -- .'v q:f1w+:.wffi 1 DIVISIG E-2 personnel maintain the interior com- munication equipment on board LONG- BEACH. This includes telephone, general an- nouncing systems, and audiofvideo enter- tainment systems. They also maintain alarm systems, ship control circuits, plotting systems and the inertial navigation system. IC2 FOWLER IC2 GROVES ' IC3 COLEIMAN IC3 HARTIVIAJV I C3 M USARRA 103 SINEA TH , ICFN GARCHOW ICFN MOORE ICFN SEALANDER ICFA BURKE I CFA DIX ON ABSENQ1- 103 PHILLIPS 10.3 STARKS photo by ICFN Sealander photo by IC3 Musarro 49 . E-3 Divisio Photo by EM2 Matos EM 1 CULP EM 1 DIRT EM 1 GEISER EM1 HEGINBOTHAM EM 1 LYERLY EM 1 PETERSON EM 1 ROBERTSON EM2 DARNELL EM2 DO UGI-IERTY EM2 FYSH r EM2 GREEN EM2 JENKINS EM2 LI TTLER EM2 IMAIMAWAL EM2 llL4lVNIN G EM2 M CALLIS TER EM2 MA TOS EM2 NADON EM2 OXFORD EM2 RAY E-3 Division personnel are responsible for maintaining the ship's electrical power. This includes working on power plant sound power phones, lighting, ship's service tur- bine generators and electrical busses. They also connect the shore power cables. ll 50 'flu-. EM 3 WOLFF if ' if f , f f fwv I ,fm X ww 5 if Viz H V., , ' I aww I 557 X f I , 1 . , , . -,,, , I N, . k.., r :I -. 1, v -I msg: 'Q ef, v iz ,V W K ITL .. W' 7- 1J5 +'N1?! ,gV, Q ,ifgixf ,N ' X' XXX ' . , .N ' -I SV,-SS-wL5 'Q fi: I F R X NX ' ,x fffjl 4' f xm.,,.,w-j S I tx .F , -uw f in ',, f, EM2 REYNOLDS EM2 ROBECK P. EM2 S CH WA.MBERGER EM2 SHAFER EM 3 B OA TIKLTAIV EM 3 BRICK EMS GASTANON EM3 ETTERSQ EM 3 HEROD EM 3 PERD UE EM 3 PE TERS ON EM 3 VANEK ABSEN T: EM2 ADDINGTON ' - EM2 BUXKEMPER EM2 KOKRDA EM2 ROBECK S. EM3 PHILLIPS EM C' ME YERS 51 MM 1 THOLLTAS MM2 BOYLE MM2 ,CLAY WI TTER MM2 CONNELL MM2 FELSING MM2 FAZZINI MM2 GARCIA MM2 GRAY MM2 LACHANCE MM2 MCPARTLAND MM2 ROOKER A MM3 CASEY MM3 CUMMINGS MM3 ULLARICH 52 M- 1 DIVISIO M-1 Division personnel are responsible for making potable Water in the forward plant. They are also responsible for the pri- mary generation of ship's electricity and ship's propulsion from the forward plant. 9 If E 1' r xx ' X if XXX X 3 'I 'P n ABSENLII- MM2 HARTMAN MM2 CALDWELL MM2 PEKAREK at V. ,., , . , ,..,, ,A .3 ,:,, .,,,,,. W ..-.. , ,-.....?.,..,.N.w.f A 1,.f.,.,.,g..- .,,.-...,,,,..., ,., f ,...,-rf'- ..... , .. .... N, ,. . .,.,,.,.- , M 1 ., ----'- 'TT'.1? - M-2 DIVISIU M-2 personnel are responsible for the op- eration and maintenance of all equipment in No. 2 engine room. They are also responsible for electrical power production and Water dis- tillation. I ,aas ,Mn MM 1 BRO WN MM 1 KEATON MM2 BURFEIND MM2 LARRINAGA MM2 CYPHER MM2 DICE MM2 DONMOYER MM2 GARCIA MM2 M ORALES MM2 SMITH MM3 LAROCHE MM 3 WILHELM ABSEN T: MM2 KELLE Y MM2 BRYAN T MM2 LIN TON MM2 DUBAY MM3 KRALIK MM2 FRANCO MM3 PERRY MM2 HANE 53 ..,.....Y......-V. -, V... ,..-..k...........s..-.......,.- . 0.i...,..-.-. ' RC DIVISIO ETCS MADER ET1 BREWER ET1 gsm FAIRCLOTH E111 fswp HUGHES ET1 fssg JONES ET2 ARMSTRONG ET2 BARKER ET2 BARSS ET2 BOYD E T2 BRADLEY C' E T2 BRADLEY R ET2 B UTCHIN O ET2 CHANCE ET2 DMZ ET2 HODGES ET2 LUKASIK ET2 M ULLINS ET2 PIER ET2 PIERCE ET2 PUGH ,ET2 PUSKAS 54 RC D1v1s1on on the LONGBEACH 1S d1 v1ded 1nto three groups RC RC 1 RC 2 They are respons1b1e for the safe operat1on of the sh1p s nuclear reactors and they mam tam the eqmpment essentlal to the momtor mg and control of the reactors 'Qs Q f ' -.1 X. r Y EX ABSENT: ET ET1 MZALINOWSKI ET? QREIELESS ET2 BROKOWSKI ETSN KOLAGA E T2 S OLHEIM L r I ,AA R, Y,,H..,,,,,,,, V V, Wi...in-,---I--.5-3F-:1-:'--:1.-.Y .ff ' ..,,N,f.-u,p,U,-Q-mn.,-4,-, f:'ss-rom. , . ef-er-W. -r'-N'- .f - ' - ' ' v.,,,,,,....,...-.--1-v ,,,,,, ...., ...,- .......A..- ,.,....,3..,...4 --u.kz1y.xunb4g:im.: 5 --W ET2 RISE ET2 ROTH E T2 SOI-INUCK E T2 SN YDER ET2 S WOPE ET2 SMITH ET2 TH ORNE ET2 WATSON ET2 WEED ET3 BAKER SC. ET3 BAKER ST. ET3 BEGGS ET3 CONWAY ET3 JONES ET3 IWADDOX ET3 MITCHELL ET3 SENZIG ET3 WAGNER ET3 YOUNG 49 Photo by ET1 Hughes Photo by ET2 A1'mst1'oI1g 1 ,VII i 5 5 -2 ,.- ' ,: - ,.. - ...f-.... ,Y.-...Q....Y,.,-., .X,,.....,,-. I . RL DI ISIO MM 1 LESPERANCE MM 1 PURDY MM2 ANDERSON MM2 TATE MM2 BATCHELOR MM2 CONEJO MM2 DUKART MM2 HAMM 56 RL Division personnel are responsible for chemical analysis, chemical additions and radiation surveys associated with the safe operation of the nuclear propulsion plants. lllM,,u MM C' A ULD k Photo by MM2 Hamm ABSEN T: MM 1 SCARBRO UGH MM 1 TAYLOR MM2 HADDEMAN Photo by MM2 Hamm MMCS YOUSO e'+e-f:a:Qg'3f'3r7c1'-'f2f'?'1'2 - - ' . ,, ,,..,,,...,.. , .., , ,x,.Q ,,,:1.l,.. K., -..., -- .'-5'I?'f- - - - - - A-7 ' 'S' f - ' - - - --3-..-:w:,.-:. ' , 2 ' ' ' if ,W ,, ...--,.-....w., ..,--,..vLgA..,, .- ,,-4..-444- f- Q..l,-- ' H - L A - A PhonJQy1M1421Iaaun ! i f . Z--5 fi ,,-..M ,.,...,, M ,,...,,., .,,, 5:- 1 ff' ,V ,.,V x . Zgyrw igQHy32QQ .. H C , J, ,f, ,y.ii,g 'V E ,. bf 5? 1 39 Photo by MM2 Hamm F H ' ,.-,fy 2 11 1 fffyf A- Wf f wfwmnwfff, pf 'W LJLLQICEIUV LJLLQLUJSS LIRLQIMTXZAAUV lM1L2L4OYIH? LJRLQCXSBCUUV L41L211AAUZUV A4lL2INIST LlNE?SCKXFT .PhonJQy1MZ421iunn1 5? i ,.a4..,..x.,..........V..-,,....A- - f' H MM 1 DE VINE MM 1 FRYE MM 1 JAIMTISON ET1 MALINO WSKI MM 1 WIDOR MM2 BOWDEN 58 RT DI EMC fswp BAIQTER ABSENQ1- i EM1 CULP EM3 HAYGOQD EM3 MILLS ET1 NAPOLITANO ET2 HOUSE MM1 HAGER ISIO EMC fswy HEALY RT Division personnel are in the process of qualifying for operation of the propulsion plants. They are training for the boards that they must pass prior to Working in the nu- clear propulsion plants. Photo by MM1 Monahan -Af., ' -- M.. , -.. ,.., -A ---m - Photo by MM2 Hamm Photo by MM2 Hamm Photo by MM1 Monahan AQ. uf ' I 4. if ' f Q, ' fi, , 'Q ,,., , XZ 's,. ,,-,4- EM2 B UXKEMEER MM2 DROWN 'MM2 FEE MM2 FORSHEE MM2 GRAN THAM MM2 HAJER MM2 MONAHAN EM2 PATEK MM2 STEVENSON 59 --11'-q-.----f-- f 4+ 4, M J! Wwf X fyf W MM ffff A DIVISIO fi? IMZFWB IWIWH MMC EDWARDS ' MMC' IRISH EN C' ROGERS MM1 ARMELINO MM1 CROW MM1 DAVID MM2 COUFAL MM3 BELON GIA MM3 DE WI TT MR3 FL UNO MM3 GRAY EN 3 HACKER EN3 HARPER MM3 HENDERSON EN 3 H UERTA MM3 KLEEVE MM3 MI CKLER MM3 MORALES MM3 PEEL EN3 RICHESON ENFN BALLARO ENFN OHIPP MMFN DWYER 60 ABSEN T: MM2 WARREN MM 3 BRAN SB Y z MM3 SIMS FR WILSON G. GR ARELLAN O xv Y, -.fwf .U-ga:-,-q-fy',va-fqverffvgsmg-.se.s-Av,-n-cf-fab--sv fe-Y-'M'-- +t':' ' 4 as 1 I K ' f . ' - rf I fkk, W, .. I In 2 'K IM Q f . l r f ' , ' A A , 'Q 4 if I 'I'1.mM WW 'V fa 1 , ' if , g K ' , 'Zfwfxi ' M Mfnf i W 7 , f I ,Vw W4 fm UW 752 ' ' W, , f f I 1 , '- 7 AL if V . V Eff 1 of I 7 'Wv 31, ' , - - , , ff 7 V 9 fi 4 A , A I I T 1 'L ,i ' 4-sg: .531 -,,vf,'4.f,1i1M '- 2' 63 A Q 1 I, W I : '57 f W! ' 9 K T. X , -'Q L J 5 A t 1' 1 fp, Ivfjif -', v - 1- 3f ? X 5'fff5 A i i:' 'f 'i.'f1:Q1-,122 -f-' -----f A L - V. msvn-li --H we V-at C -1-' f A S ' ' ' -f -- ubmitted by MMC .rush Submltted by MMC Irlsh A Division personnel are responsible for all the auxil- liary machinery onboard. This includes air conditioning! heating, refrigeration, cht, emergency diesels, small boat motorsfdavits, galley and laundry equipment, anchor Windlass machinery, unrep Winches and steering hydrau- lics. They also operate the ships machine shop. Submitted by MMC W 'K Irish 8 MRFN EVANS ENFN GOOD MMFN GROSS MMFN HALL MMFN HELM MRFN NAREZO MMFN ROSARI O ENFN STRATTON MRFN TOULON MMFN VINER MMFN WILSON FA BROVVN FA BURSTEIN MRFA M ODERM OTT MMFA S WI GER 61 , I. 5 V l 'S 4, ., 1 lg n r 1 c . DIVISIC M ri 1' ' HTCS SANTIAGO HTC' IMAY R. Division personnel are our structural repairmen, they do Welding and fitting to keep the ship in good shape. They operate the carpenter shop and are responsible for much of our ships plumbing and the damage con- trol training held onboard. HT1 BROWN r H T2 EICKOFF HT2 GALLAGER H T2 IRONS' H T2 NICKEL H T2 TOTMAN H T3 CHEE VER H T3 I-IA USIN GER Y , ,il ABSEN T: H T1 DECKER H T1 WILCOX H T2 S UMMERS H TFN CASHEN H TFN GRIMSLE Y H TFN VI TT H T3 JONES H TFN CZUIMALO WSKI H TFN GRACE FN GREEN H TFN HARRIS H TFN HENDRI CKS ON H TFN LEHRKIND H TFN .M'ARTINEZ H TFN NASH FA BIS WELL HIFA DOOLITTLE FN DUMKE FN FICH TER H TFA BEACH FA BROVVN FA YALEY FR CROSS HTFR DELIA 63 SUPPLY DEP ARTME LCDR LYON SUPPLY OFFICER LT GEORGESON S-1 DIVISION OFFICER LTJ G TREAT SALES OFFICER than L T M CLEAN S -2 DIVISION OFFICER ENS SLENKER S-4 DIVISION OFFICER .X X ESX' X t, B Par R N X ,-.,.,.N...,,...,-q-- 'nge-5.4-3-.v...,-.mei---, E. JI ' TSKC' HOVIZES N X XX XXX, t XX if , V 1 was p Aa ,bw 2 X we X ,A i QXXWS X, I 1 gi, , ABSENQH- SK1 MONDONEDO . ,L -3 kk., f t . H S-1 DIVISIO S-1 personnel requisition, store and is- , sue all spare parts. They also run seamart which supplies us with items such as paper, pens cleaning supplies, and other items. , ' X., 1 . t f x X-, I 1 ,,.. X. . , , X .5 Iffiwfasi-X X' I - me ty' ' ' -, sw as 5.3! 1 ' - -f f r as Z, 7 X-Z if - . f1 f. 1 'L fl VKWFW X 5-X , -ls xl f,,, , 4 jfffawg iffy, XX X X ks Nz X X OX6 X XV X 9 X A , fab- Q gk So, ,, .X 5, 2 X f x ,, NYRSWXAX - NT- 'QAX H S'--SIL: . f N 2X Y if ff 'f TWNFVL-57 5 H'-XS CX' 7 ' , . asain e N ww' ., e - f X '5 XX? X if 5 f X a ces-'13 X X- - ,t..Qx,, f f4X4,X-wav, Xen Q,,.,s N X X N X X XX., S, XA , ., ., W. .',, sashng . - W - .. , Xf:,k5s5yi ,V Q ' f 'SGP 11732 gf 1- -S3 Q 'F -L x I v . S' -f , M- my -N lg V tgp .75 -Q -, 21, S K , ,,'X XMI. fl X ii 5 K. s Y ,K K 8, X erin KNKW' B, X SK1 VOGEL , SK2 DICKERSON SK2 fswp DUPREE SK3 gsm BOUGILLE SK3 CARTER SK3 CLAY SK3 H UNDLE Y SK3 KINCAID SK3 TILLJMAN SKSN ALSDORF SKSN M UNNING SKSN POMPEY SKSN STOVALL S-2 DIVISIO N 41 Z! MSCM CSW9 GONZALO MSCS RAMOS MSI REED ff ,ysxbs-asm , ,1 A ' A I K lm MS2 PATTERSON MS3 AKERS MS3 ARMBRUSTER MS3 IMAULT - N2 i xi 51 , I mlm MS3 THOMPSON MSSN ACOSTA ABSEN T: MS1 SOSS, MS2 ATWOOD, MS2 BROOKS MS2 COLE, MS2 KENYOM MS2 WOLF, MS3 BLUIETZI MS3 HANCOCK MS3 PARHAM MS3 WASHINGTON MSSA HAGELIM MSSA PO- RETSKY1 MSSA SEVER, MSSN ASHBK MSSN WALKER, SN JACKSON 1, p r Q L A A I ,I gf? MSO' DOMINGO MSO' MARSH S-2 personnel ensure that the dining fa- cilities provide four meals a day. They begin before revielle and end after midnight. They also prepare popcorn each night for movie call and take care of the cookouts for steel beach picnics. .,.?,.,f .:.,.. 1.1.-1.7-3-..,4:,,,1.,.. --wu-'-4- Q-.-r.-L1-ers,-Q , . ., , , , ' .,.-..-..5.-...-.--a.,.,..,.-Q., f:.i.,.,-.......,,? ,..- VW V A ' 4 I M L ww.. MW, iii , M, V t X M W, 4,1 ,4 ' . 1 W ff f W M -W - f. , f, K , ff 1 K 4 ,,A 492522 f Wi'-X ' f 1 LJ 47 M I Q ff Q , Z:.f,:m.. , W 4f6msw.M f 1 ,. -gf -x 1-.-wnmmuan. k.f - 1 1- - .N A 6 95 1 ww, ' 's pi.. 2 -,f -fm 3 Wy 5,4 L ' E ,V Aw ,,,.,,,,., ,mv ,M f W - W x: X 1 .V -fm' , ff'-,M - , f ' 1 , 'Q V ,f ff 0 2-,ff-'M' ,,.,. tvrvu .ff W , C MW? M 9 W 4 f f , ,k 1 ff f X 4 , if ! ,w ,ff I fff! f ff X X fi 1 V f ffj fi, f f f gif! XVI ,m V N ' an 111521. X. 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A , , MSSN CALLIS MSSN H OLME YER MSSN MANUEL MSSN MILLER MSSN SMITH MSSN TERRAZAS MSSN WHITLOW MSSA ARMISON 1 w MSSA HAAPALA MSSA M URRELL ' , , , ,,. , -, ..Y,,.-.,,.-,...,.M....- ,,.....-:n.......L,.. , . ,.. ...-....- .....,..- : ...-............f...........-..,,Q..-....,........ . v S-3 DIVISIO 1 EF.1'l!.- SHC AIWORA SH1 FIGURATION SH1 REYES sHs GERLLTAN ,S , H SHS HILL SH3 QUILON SHSN EVANS SHSN HAGEN SHSN HOLSCHER SHSN NIEHA US 68 S-3 personnel are responsible for the op eration of the ship's store tobacco! sweet shop, barber shops, ship s laundry, and the soda machines. Z, 551 K ilk. A X X 'Z' A s -OM, f is ew f - . Xi-wf Jr' 4 :s X, fa. Q, , Wig f Qing . ,, My ,,V,x.mC G f' J I Ni? -, Q x gyiy f is 'xx fs ,,,g,,: VA f mf -, s E is S Q x sf' , H, , .3 My 5 gdb rf , f is ,.., , ,V sv 1 -K kgygk V .A 3? , X X ' Qfin ' ' Qdfgiz-.,?Y2. 'N' X :m1sv'4:f:2f wwfNrfwf-svwfsfs-ww, V 2114.3 -V iew..fEW.f5g ' -Po We Jw -, I M200 2 ff -,wg 'V 5 ' gv'1!'s2 , as Lf' -5 Q ffl fi 1 Qi-3 'X 3 if FW? 1 Ffa-f! f - V, 25 622915 g is H- as I , XJ emi! , wx-M25 ' i'r1ipv', 4iv!'fvsyf f- ' H bf , fy , K , g X , J: V V, gi , 2,1-iff. , L ff ', f , Q . K V I I I Inq I f , i ,, , , , -x SHSA WRAY -sa- SH2 BERRY SN JENKINS XS? 417 Q- W f f Q' ABSEN ' V ZWQA30, f,. . ,...a,i gs Axe ' M rwxma. - 5 . .QQNM gm , 1 Xl SR HILGERS .. . -. ..v...1...,4-........,....-.......,-.. ----Y--.W ....,......,-.-. -. .M -W ---uit' S-4 DIVISIO M W' ,V ' ' f ,rf 4- 7' 2 ,. L W 4 j2,5,,-J, . S W if Alien ' ' lun, 1 , , w M ??QYllf?Wf , , , W t ,f5.fy4:3 fs 'f A - 1 1 .-A-if-' V .--- fr f I ' ,. Q ' 5 f b i, f ' I 1 R ws if ff, ,J , f M , 4 ' f S-4 Division personnel ensure that we re ceive our paychecks on time. They process al- lotments, balance our pay records, and pro vide our money for transfers, leave and re-en- listments. DK1 FLORRES DK1 PENSON DK3 BROWN DK3 ROUTE SN ANDERSON DKSN SCHWEINFURTH MS1 HILL MS2 EZELL MS2 LAOI VI TA MS2 TURNER MS2 B UGG MS3 GILBERT MSSN BUSH MSSN GAMBLE MSSN TORRES ' 70 S-5 DIVISIG fm X , X x s N N x X . as :fx , if ff f H 7 S3 Sh 1 N A 1. 1 x Q, 1 Ex .A l 2 sf X.,, - Vs 7 - N f.s-Mawr V. V X 1 I K , X 5 , m.3.,,. WX s :fa .. ,Y L '-' .31-inn f4SW,.5Ef fQ' . Aww? 077 ' X my-M-W Q :, 5- ,lt ti my Qs, fi '- f -,. W , . www , ffwgf -- 1 f., .nf W, , . tt., ids . W as ' ,U - -. . me 3.0 ,X I of sw , f z X xx X K S fx x S6 4. ' v X ' or s sb K Q L. W, qv, f 'a X W x XX 6. ., ,Q Qs, of K ,. 2 XXV.1. - Qivu -I Sax? 57.6 Z QMS X I1 .-,V f- f Q 1 X X f ,,, -'Q M ' . 2 -, f Q ,V f - :, ,, 11-Q -'.. Wyftfgf v , of WW' , , . , -f V W -Jw, -f, .-w , , f-W4 . s, 1 ,:,-cwyf vs' ff ' asf lin., 3 S-5 personnel are responsible for the op. eration of the Wardroom. They ensure that the officers always get a well rounded and nutritious meal. , ani vein- -1- -VA Q? QW- ! r v. Z V . lm., V , ,...n.:,..... ,AaX,-9,1-fry?T.-,fp-,,--1-.Q--1: -3-.--.--.,-:AZNYIT-'TL-A ,A - , .A .. V ,- -., V V ..,.. AAA .... . , --....4..,..,-1.., I y:.,,I.,h,, -41znl..-- XE -r-rf.. ,, , I 1 MEDICAL DENTAL DEP RTME ' I mn, , If W Mm' iylrh, HMCM STEWART LT H ULBURD LCDR WEINGART DTC KNIGHT SHIP'S DOCTOR DENTAL OFFICER HM C HARDIN G mud! HM1 BLANKENSHIP HM2 IKJADISON HM2 PIEPO I-IM3 CASTANON W 4 i HM3 CURTIS HMS GIBSON HM3 PL UMMER DN LANG I 1 ? , 4 ' r HMSN LEBLANC MN HMSN IMAIVNIN G I DN PINIZOTTO I 1 DN REDIWAIV bbw-. fx, . - N w w- -1 WP-1-A 7 Xb XX rs' -7 . 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X ,Lf x - xff-G , . mix, J ., 1 I 4 f 1 LGPL DANKS f LGPL 3 ERNSBERGER 1 LGPL ESSLEY ' L LGPL FINNELL P LGPL GONZALES LGPL HAASE ,, ' fr. . ,,,,,,,.,..,g.,,-,...x.,g.,.1 ...Qu .,Q...4.Lfq.S..x.,1.L..vgf-.?..g..1A...Jx.x.,.. .,-..,.- ,q:,...1. .. wfLa,:4..:....S.:,i.nN::M-L-. ,, ,, ,f-.vg.,.4...., --.., .-...-k- A- ' IL 'N m V Ns x 2 PHOTO BY LGPL HAASE ' ' ,X 2 fi Qs, x ff IC X LGPL KIDD LGPL KOFRON LGPL LEE LGPL JKLTANFORD LGPL MARTIN LGPL IMAURER l LGPL MERKEL I LGPL MEULLION R LGPLIMONSON LGPL NIELSON 3 LGPL NOLAN i LGPL POOLE l L The Marine Detachment is responsible for the security of the LONGBEACH. They guard the weapons magazines and provide roving sentries to ensure security. They also man the 5 guns and other various gun sta- tions during General Quarters. The Marine Detachment also provides the ship's color guard and the Silent Drill Team for special ceremonies and honors. 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SHIP 'S TR SFERS Highline transfers and underway replenishments are the most exciting part of shipboard routine, ship's per- sonnel Worked long and strenuous hours preparing and transfering per- sonnel Worked long and strenuous hours preparing and transferring per- sonel and supplies. f Vw V 'QPR' Photo by FC3 Hudgens i, fwfl V, 0 ' ' F, ,..,.,,,.s, 3 X ix 0 swpp Q. 'Y lv WY so v Law Photo by LCPL Haase W swap MW 86 Photo by FC2 Newman ' ' ' 5 ' A - W ' -.QQ - -f -fAw..... ,,,., -. -..h Q W, .-...Aff .V P - - 1 - , V:- ',,,...-Y-W Photo by FC3 Hudgeno n Photo by MM2 Batchlor Photo by FC2 Mahoney Photo by FC2 Davis bw: - - - ,.,Y,.....1.--.,.L....4.a,.... ' ...Q LL x.....Q..-...,..-. Qfawi: , , , Y ..... ..-. ,.2.-4-...v .M- .,---..- - .. N..-Nmxx 87 STEEL BEACH Q ,VkV' Q3 Photo by SM8 Tonack Occasionally on an underway Sunday the crew would gather on the fantail for a cookout and a little fun. Many tourna- ments of sock bag volleyball were held, along with a 1 OK run, a little fantail Wres- tling, and a Tug-O-War. I Photo by SM3 Tonack ,..fe,.,o.,,f,.,-,5.11..,.,,,,.,..f,4....,4 -. .Y . 3 K - - - - Q ,..y-,- ,,, ,,o.h.m.gfg 1-,-?T,,4.Q1,:.-,fig-v.:.ffL1-1.--7.31, N Q A U . Q 5,ZL5f?f K Q J x 4 Photo by MM2 Batchlor Photo by MM2 Batchlor Mft, : M fv? vfis, 'KN fm, 5 fv, ,wg nj f 3 ,, ., .wx 4 3 Photo by FC3 Hudgens -W-QM VW WZ, f ff -my ,A , Aff ' Photo by SM3 Tona-Ok W l 2 3 . Photo by FC2 Strain , ,, , . ..- .,. L..,.-......--,..,...-..,3.....g... ,Y WW' 3 i lil f-0:63 , N B , 4 , -- - .-g.........-K .,.. Y.,.,.,, , . -. .......h.....-.--.... ...... 4TH OF JULY CERMO IES Although the ship was out to sea for the 4th of July, we still managed to have a holi- day celebration. The morning celebration be- gan with members of the crew manning the rails. Shortly after, selected crew members gave speeches concerning the holiday and the Marine detachment gave a demonstra- tion. During the afternoon, the crew enjoyed a cookout on the fantail, followed by a fire- works display after dusk. Photo by HMC Harding Photo by SM3 Tonack 90 Photo by HMC Hardihg . , .,,., ,,,,.:.g,s.,v.. ,--., ...... iii IT, - , ,,..1.--r T1-IE SHIP s BIRTHDAY ar W 1 3 f ,, Mkylih iff f - Q t ff , . , ' , ' Y M K , ' Z r ,1 -' fc , WM' , A 4 X 0 X .Q .W 'cg , in Photo by SM3 Tonack On Sept. 9th the Gray Lady celebrated her 25th birthday. A cake cutting ceremony was held on the messdecks with the oldest and youngest crew members cutting the first piece. 91 1 92 WEAPON SYSTEMS Y ,, V' E V 1 , 1 TERRIER GUIDED MISSILE LA UNCHIN G SYSTEM MK 56 GUN FIRE CONTROL DIRECTOR TOMAHA WK CRUISE MISSE' Photo by SM3 Tonack 5 f X I D v CLOSE IN WEAPON SYSTEM CCIWSQ ANXSPG 55B MOD 9 FIRE CONTROL RADAR W X, AN TI -S UBIMARINE ROCKET LA UN CHER 5 38 CAL GUN SYSTEM Photo by GMM2 SIMMONS -124-.ZEPOON CRUISE MISSILE LA UN CHERS Photo by ET2 Emerson LO G BEACH SPGRTS 1 ff? 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It was most of the crews first experience with the Asian lifestyle. Buses were provided to Seoul, South Korea's oaptial. While in Seoul, crew mem- bers enjoyed bargain hunting in Itaiwon, the Asian games, and Korean nightlife. 1 1 1 A , ii..x Photo by FC2 Mahoney ' Photo by FC2 Mahoney 104 Photo by FC3 Hudgens Photo by F02 Mahoney K '7 'H .R N Q '1 3 -v 1 1 -1 - H '-. Y an - - , - - ., - ,,.w.f...-..-.-.p4:,w,.,,,.,Qu:-,,,.g..f.Q,:.,,,.-,.5.,,,:,.,,,.1,.5,: s..::.,-.g.:, , , 1 Photo by F02 Mahoney R . b 1 Photo by F02 Mahoney wee-iw f-' N 1 1 W W T E 1 w N 1 h Photo by F03 Hudgens .........f..,..,.4g..-': ......1,.....- ....,....4..-.y......g.,,...,:...,.-.... L.,.,.... Photo by F03 Hudgens Y 0 rf- If 151, ,m.,------ ........Y-..,.--.v.....z..-4,.....-...:...,., ' - ,i..q.4w, .,... A ,..g....-.s..-- .- 05 --- - ' ' ' avril. 'Sui-: - SUBIC BAY, P HILIPPI ES JULY 10-19 The rainy season greeted us upon ar- rival at SRF Subio Bay. After one month of underway time a little rain Wasn't enough to dampen the crews good time. We enjoyed a ship's party at Grande Is- land, a golf tournament jungle style, and water-skiing. For partying types, Olon- gapo offered night clubs and entertain- ment for everyones tastes. - Photo by ET2 Rise Photo by MM2 Batchelor 106 f 1 Photo by P02 Blank .- . ,. V - .. ..i.......,L..,f...g...v-..1. 1,.............,---.....,..a-hm-..-. ..,......a-.f ................-.:....,.... .... vavfif..-rmfhre-v-fi-az-W-:-E-neva... -yas,wxvisff-wff-esfpfeew-f.1zec--1-pm,kh,x - ,4- Photo by DN Pinizzotto Photo by ET2 Rise v avr- ,. xzgfvimudv ' 107 , , Y . . V -.g..,.i.a.:a: Q, . , .. ,. N.k.f..i.. - -- , ...,.+?,- .- -- ....P.m...........,..,. ....,....-........-.,.-....i..-,.g...,,.-,-.,q.,.-............ , ..h..,...-.,.,.-....,.....,.,., V . . -.1-,l,s,. UM lbw.,-,L . ILA, PI-IILIPPI ES JULY 19-22 b P W A P . 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Q , , . -- z-,5....-L1.::a.N,.1.-- 1 , ,?..,4a...... ..-..,4..4.V.4................g,a...-.-.- .. - - .........S.....,-..-. h,-...--..-..,.,..,.,. -x,,,,,,,,,-.,.,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,, wa L,-,,.,i-Cl., if L- --'W'-'-Q -- - 'f'y PHATTAYA BE CH TI-IAIL JULY 29-AUG 6 The ship anchored out and crew mem- bers took various means to go ashore, some- times even getting their feet Wet. The ship sponsored tours to Bangkok and also many beautiful temples. Phattaya Beach, being one of the Far Eastern resorts, has many modern hotels at outrageously low prices, and excellent seafood. To work off the extra pounds, Phattaya offered parasailing, swim- ming, and an assortment of nightclubs. 110 Photo by F02 Vancleave Photo by F02 Peloquin Photo by F02 Mahoney 2 -Pg W . ..:-':.fwi- U- ' ,W , t f,,lV fit 0 . ' f 'I iii? 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The Interna- tional Market and Texas street were the prime shopping spots, while Texas Street and Green Street were the hot nightspots. ' T T Q? ' g f 9 is f pf? -v f e 1 ' TY? n in T f cw. ' 1 .-...wg -Q M ,, , Y , ' - ' L, H. f' WA Q--K W ei S L TW? . .agtgggn - , .,.,f hoto by F03 Hudgens Phot F03 Hudgens - f we. L by , fx. CHGR GE, ALASKA GCT 10-1 5 A S 3 E H Photo by HMC Harding Photo by F02 Piper Photo by LGPL Haabb 3 LONG BEACH paid several Visits to the Alaska area. Crew members were able to see the Aleutian Islands and Glacier Bay from the ship, and en- joy Anchorage from ashore. The citi- zens of Anchorage warmly welcomed the LONG BEACH, and many crew members took part in spending a day with native Alaskans. Also, while the ship was near the Aleutians, the crew was able to fish off of the fantail. p 110 Pbbw by PC3iiHaXby Photo by F01 Sykes ., .,. ......?.,,..-.,.....--.........,,,,,--....,.4.....,,....,...-... 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Many crew members took advantage of the Ferry system and visited Vancouver or re- turned Stateside, others stayed and enjoyed the sites in Victoria. 119 ..,. .......-..Y.--..,.,..-v-,..,.,,,..f-..,. -A----1 ---':v- - ...,,.,-..,... -,...........-,., ,., V Y -.-.fuk Nj.. 1 fl PROJECT H Photo by SM3 Tonack Photo by SM3 Tonack PROJECT HANDCLASP was by far one of the most rewarding experiences enjoyed by many LONG BEACH crew members. Commander Hugh Brogan, the ship's Chaplain, organized PROJECT HANDCLASP in almost all of the overseas ports. The amount of personnel willing to use their own liberty time to help orphaned or under-pri- viledged children was overwhelming. Normally when other ships have a similar projects they drop off the supplies and leave. LONG BEACH sailors brought supplies and participated in repairing and repain- ting many buildings. 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