McInerney (FFG 8) - Naval Cruise Book

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rt IC2(SW) Martin Clayton ET3(SW) Troy L. Manuel 1C2(SW) Bruce D. Lipscomb Jfil ET2(SW) Jeffery E. Tucker Kenneth P. Closs Jr. Sometimes you just ha e to take a break! ET3 Eric A. Matak ETSN Jared M. Richardson 15

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CS-4 DIVISION ENS Gennaine E. Halbert CW02 Michael W. Intzraham ETC(SW AW) Frederick C. Lane iiM F-Tl(SW) Thomas J. Bakula ETI Tony K. Jennings ICC(SW) David B. Buyea Kerry J. Massey I-.TKSW) DoLiiZ S. Jennie 14

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ENGINEERING LT Mark S. Kahler Chief Engineer During SOLTHCOM Deplo ment 2003. the McINERNEVs Engineering Department stepped up to the plate to ensurr the successful plant status needed to accomplish mission objectives. .A.-Gang (A Div) maintained .A.C s. Reefers. LP and HP Air systems. Steering Units and Diesel Engines at optimum performance, directly impacting accomplishment of the ships and Navy s goals. The Damage Control Shop (R Div ) led the way providing essential training in fire-fighting and preservation of all DC equipment, keeping McINERNEY Battle Ready . The Electric Shop (E Di ) ensured that power was available to all vital and non-vital equipment and ensured that proper electrical training was available to all hands. The Main Propulsion Division (M Div) plaved a key role in McINERNEYs success during the deployment. The Gas Turbines were maintained at the highest levels possible and provided all the speed required during our GO-F. ST engagements and exercises with foreign navies. The Engineering Department always plays an essential role in a ships success. Not only did we meet expectations, bu went above and beyond, through teamwork, integrity and commitment to dut% ' our engineers have done their part to keep McINERNEY at the head of the FFG-7 class! 16