Mauna Kea (AE 22) - Naval Cruise Book

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OFC --pn-1 LCDR S. E. BROOKS November 1992-Present LIEUTENANT COMMANDER STEVEN E. BROOKS WAS COMMISSIONED AT THE UNITED STATES NAVAL ' ACADEMY IN MAY OF 1979 WITH A ' DEGREE IN OPERATIONS ANALYSIS. HIS FIRST ASSIGNMENT WAS AS DCA ONBOARD USS MAUNA KEA QAE-221, WITH A SUBSEQUENT TOUR AS FIRST LIEUTENANT AND ASSISTANT WEAPONS OFFICER ON USS SAMPLE CFF-10481. LIEUTENANT COMMANDER BROOKS WAS THEN ASSIGNED TO COMNAVSURFPAC STAFF IN THE READINESS AND TRAINING DIVISION. A -AFTER DEPARTMENT HEAD TRAINING HE SERVED AS OPERATIONS OFFICER OF USS BRISTOL COUNTY CLST-11981 AND FIRST LIEUTENT OF USS TARAWA CLHA-lj. LIEUTENANT COMMANDER BROOKS WAS ASSIGNED TO SPECIAL WARFARE GROUP ONE AS COMMUNICATION OFFICER PRIOR TO REPORTING ABOARD MAUNA KEA AS EXECUTIVE OFFICER IN NOVEMBER OF 1992. ' , 1.1 , .. , ,vm A. him ri ' '

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EXE T IVE LCDR B. M. HODUR September 1991 -November 1992 Lieutenant Commander Brian M. Hodor, a native of East Greenwhich, RI, graduated from Providence College with a Bachelor's of Arts Degree in Biological Sciences. Upon graduation hereported to OCS where he was commissioned an Ensign in the United States Navy in August 1977. After attending Surface Warfare Officers School Basic Course, - Newport, RI, and Anti-submarine Officers 'School Norfolk, VA, he was assigned as ASW and Gunnery Officer-on USS Newman K. Perry CDD-8833, and was designated' a Surface Warfare Officer in 1979. He reported to OCS as a Company Officer in 1981. Following completion of Surface Warfare' Officer School Department Head Course in 1983, he was assigned as Operations Officer 1 on USS Valdez CPF-10965, and USS - . Milwaukee QAOR-21. Returning to Newport, RI, in 1988, he was assigned to 'Surface Warfare Officer School Command where he was Lead Anti-submarine Warfare Instructor in the Department Head curriculum., While at SWOS he instructed over 15001 fleet department heads, and was ' ' designated a Master training Specialist. LCDR Hodor relieved as Executive Officer on USS MAUNAKEA CAE-225, September Q 1991- After, Battle Group work-ups he deployed in MAUNA KEA, as a member of the USS Ranger Battle Group in support of OPERATION: DESERT STORM. ' 'wi' :.,-wx . V4,, ,giio rf- -as 1 Ili! X. l

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Chaplain Sandra Bochonok commissioned into the Navy Chaplain Reserve Program in 1988. She came on active duty in January 1991 as a result of Desert Storm. She is an A A ordained minister with the Evangelical Covenant Church of America. Her prior military service was USAF 1980-83 where she served both at Keelser AFB and Misawa, Japan. She received her education atthe Cook County School of Nursing in Chicago CR.NJ, the Universityof Phoenix . CB.S.H.S.A.J and at Trinity Evangelical Divinity School Force Chief QAF-611, USS ST. LOUIS CLPD-81, USS Craftmaster of Torpedo W reporting to USS MAUNA in October 1990. His sole' was DATCXFMAGPAC sa 743. Master Chief Parmley naval service in 1980, enlisting Reserve for one year, and. returned to duty for good in April 1981. ' promoted to Master Chief Petty Sergeant, he enlisted in CHAPLA IN 1 LT. s. L. BOCHONOK CMasters in Divinityj. . . n rI'l'UIl L iii' QMCMKSWJ Harry T. Parmley Command Master Chief is a native of Los The son of an Air August 1966. Master n a variety of sea PROCYON LAOR-lj, USS 11821, and oceangoing 1972 H91 May 1 y-me