Luce (DDG 38) - Naval Cruise Book

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while in port Time to relax, time to cotcln-up, time to share with our families and friends, and also, time to prepare for future commitments. in the Jacksonville brMayport Naval '

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K f, ■ft? Luce complei In the news RecenUy, the USS Luce (DDG- 38). commanded by Cmrtr. L. A. Waters, completed a thorough in- spection by the board of Inspection and Survey (INSURV). During the week of , Luce successfully corr , thorough inspection, fron i stem and mast to keel, to i her capability to cany oi i SAINT TROPEZ G2 B4 i f 11 y avait, avant-hier sotr, environ cent cin- quante invites dans la saiie de la Glaye. pour la grande reception offerte par la municipahte en I ' honneur de la premiere des trente-deux escales tropeziennes du Wind Spirit prevues cet ete. Mais cetait aussi en I ' honneur du Maxim ' s des Mers. amarre une fois de plus au mole Jean- Reveille, et de son pacha, le commandant Abelanet. ainsi que du passage dans nos eaux du lance-missiles « USS Luce d. du commandant Waters et des officiers du bord. Ce fut evidemmeni I ' occasion d ' echanger de nouveaux cadeaux : le deputemaire, M J M Couve. a remis a M Potier, le president de la societe de I ' exlraordinaire Wind Spirit, la medaille de la ville et une toile dEmile Gaud, tandis que le AIDS concerns reportedly sent ship home early Costa Rica required Navy certify USS Luce crew safe, sources say Aaaociatod Pnu WASHINGTON - A demand by Costa Rica that the Navy certifj- that the crew was free of AIDS forced the serMce to cancel a visit to the Central Amer c com try by the destroyer USS Luce last wTek P ntiZ sources sajd yesterday. reniagon TUe Luce arrived lock at Mayport Naval Station ves- CW ' Sir ■ ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' -i- n ' ilt he Maj7x)rt spokeswoman Kathi Ram,, =aid Luce off- ' ' ' ' ' -■o ' nment on the report There is a fear and paranoia growini? about this dis- ease that could threaten our relationships w h fhlnJiy ' othjers s;wke on condition of anoi lymity Df lem ' ' -; ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' - ' ' anti-nuclear a ZhJ! ' l ' ' l ' • ' ' ■ ' ■ ' resolved at the h.ghe.st levels of government and very quickly at that If we don ' t nip this in the bud. this coujd prove a very dangerous precedent. The reference to anti-nuclear policies involves a deci- sion hy the United Slates to sever its military reton- hip with New Zealand after that country refused m thev n ntr ' I ' ■ ' ' • ' ' ™ ' certification they did not caro ' any nuclear weaf.ons for the lb Embassy, contended that the incident in volvmg the Luce had nothing to with a ;.,sla R can govemmr-n- .-.ree signed in July that rer,uires visitiiyj r f ' fiey had passed an AIDS .screen- - gP ' nmltediuihfjre. ' ■ ' ■ ' ■ has been lenlalive plans for a ? ' • ' ■ ' ' ' lp thi.s week, but that before fi ' ' - ' ' ■ ' ••• larle, tin- IJruied States real ' tyj e of fu.l for the shii, w;is not , , ' , ■ ' U-;ui [«,rt o( Liirion and therefore ine .,! i, . ' ..i., j,,,,,il„„i,.,j BMs re-enlist aboard Luce REDACTION ADMINISTRATION : Residences du Port », av du lINovembre DMm? ! ' ' - ' ■■ ' 9 ' ' 59 ■ Tel 94.97 18 25 rUBLICiTE : Agence Havas, 17, bd Louis-Blanc • Tel. 94.97,55.98 Larry Collins a la Glaye historien de la cite recevait un autre tableau commandant amenc; representant le port. Apres les urbanites dusage, le depute maire a passe la parole a Larry Collins, qui a resume en une dizaine de minutes toute I ' histoire de Saint- Tropez a rintention de ses compatriotes devant de nombreuses .personnaliies, parmi lesquelles I on reconnaissait notammerit le premier adiomt M, Coppola . M. Barbeau, adioini au tounsme et president de lassociation « Amitie franco ameri- came » ; M™ Gautsen-Pecetti, vice presidente M Simone Binfato. directrice de I ' agence de la C.C I, , M ' ' - Helene Gandaubert, presidente regio- nale de Tassociation « France Amerique » M- Gibert, premier adjoint de Sainte-Maxime le commissaire de police Albertmi , le cure doyen Dahmar ; M Henri Gauchet, directeur du port le cepoun Marius Astezan , M Etienne, 430 capi tame de ville , Patrice de Colmont etc In a ceremony held recently on USS Ijjce roiXMS), commanded by Cmdr. L. A, Waters. Petty Officer 2nd CUst Ralph D, W.irc Bid fcuy Officer 3rd Class David W, Prince rc-cniistrd (or a tntifl ol 10 years. They were rc nli.sicd by i)e (irsi lieulenani, l.i. j.g, Mario A. dacnuitct f-rcck. Va. Following tins UKir. he the fvuvy May 14 I9K4 all Mul mZ ' t ' l :: ' ' ' « ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' S ' Wrcnuccship DIX,-994; homeporicd in San Orlando, From tlictc he re, Uicgo Calif After two years orders to the L.icc, reporting iK aboard Oic Callaghan. Ware Sept. 6. 1984. He plaas to rem iransfcrrcd to brip. duty m Charles- on board for the next six n ton. b.C, He was next transferred to and ultimately strike for tlic ni the Luce, reporting aboard Aug, 23. at arms raung. While on board the Luce. Pniu ihi ' IISS l.iKi- sli-ams iin her was to il