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H +1 , .9-' '-'-Q Mli xla , '. . 5 ' . 4 4' -sf r 4 Ai , , 5 X K I 2 i 3 i the Chai E+ Nh v f - Operation Desert Shield Operation Desert Storm November 13, 1990 - May 13, 1991 USS M1ssour1 BB-53 mr .. fllel V Philippines ..... 38 43 Q 1 V Desert Shield. ff , f V Australia ..... 84 93 Desert Shield 7 9 r 1. irfflv I I I I V H I 13 I I T4 IRAQ KUW IT- BAHRAIN QATAR' SAUDI ARABIA 90' 9I IRAN FAVLAKA ISLAND STRAIT OF I-IOR U, E OMAN OPEII TIIINS DESERT SIIIEIII STDII Missouri History ...... .... - I - I 15 The Command Connnancling Otliccr ........ ....... I ti I 7 ExecutiveOlliccr ........... ....... I 8 ISI lixccntlve Otllccr ........ ....... 2 0-2 I Command MasterCIiIt-I' ................................... 22-213 Underway: Crisis Calls Departing Long Beach .................... 26-13 I Pearl l larbor. I lawaii ............. ....... I 32 -137 Subic Bay. Republic ot thc Philippines ......................... ....... L 18--I3 Pattaya Beach. Thailand ....................... ....... 4 4 --I9 Christmas At Sea ....... ...... 5 O-53 Preparations ........... ....... Into the Gulf ........... ...... Desert Storm War! ..................... ....... Cease Fire ............... ....... Heading Home Crossing the Line ....... ...... Western Australia. Perth I Fremantle ........ ....... 54-59 60-65 66-77 78-79 80-83 84-89 llohart , 'llisiiiaxiiai ...... '1'iQci't'i'nisc ....l....... . Mo Sport fs ..,....... 11tIlllt'.'A,QilIll1 ...... ...... The Crew Aclniinistration ........ X llln I I .,,.,, .. XL11liv ,. , .,.. .-Xir 1 Depart ment ....... ...... Chaplain .........,.... ...... Ilcck ......... lst Iliv .. 2nc1Div. , ., Llrcllliv ...... , -Ithllix '..., ., 3l1iDix '...... . 6t1iDix ',......,. . Dental ......... Enginccnng ....... ...... A Div .................... B Div .............,... E Div ...... M Div, ..,......................., .. R Div .,......,,........................ Explosive Ordnance ...... Legal ..................,....... ...... Marine Detachment ...... N axdgauon ...... ....... Operations ........ ...... ....90-95 296- 101 102- 105 106-1 1 1 114-117 ...118-119 ..........l20 121 122-125 126-127 128-131 ...I32 M136 ...140- ...144 ...148 .,.152 135 139 143 147 151 155 156-159 160-163 ...I64-167 168- 177 ...179-183 184-193 194- 197 198-201 202-205 206-213 214-217 Medical ................... ........ .218-221 222-225 OA Div ....,... OC' Div ,....... Oli Div ........ O1 Div .,,... OXV Div .............. OZ Div .........,........ .........226-227 .........228-231 .........232-233 .........234-237 .........238-239 .........240-241 Public Affairs ....... ........ 2 42-244 Supply ............. ...... 2 46-249 S-l Div ........ ......... 2 50-251 S-2 Div ........ S-3 Div ....... S-4 Div ........ S-5 Div ........... Weapons ....... G- 1 Div ............ G-2 Div ......., G-3 Div ..... G-4 Div ........ GM Div ........ ORD Div ....... F Div .......,.... F-3 Div ..............,.............,. Missouri Scenes Replenishment at sea ...... ...... Other ships ............... Tallying the war ......... Soaking in the Sun .... Men of Missouri Parting shots ............ .........252-255 .......,.256-259 .........260-261 .........262-263 ........264-267 ..........268-269 ..........27O-271 ..........272-273 ..........274-275 ..........276-279 ..........28O-281 ..........282-285 .......... 286-289 290-291 ......... .292 .294-295 296-302 3 ??3f 5 gf' , Lib' ai fa.-,f i ,, . ihfiw USS Missouri launching at the New York Navy Yard. JGHUW 29. 1944. l 11 X K ll I '1 'U -1 ,1 'I 'U ln 19-14. the nc-v.'sp21pr:rs her- Pl.1j.'1'1111y,theeollege student put alded the lziunci-hinQ hrfzidlines surh 11- 1111-riiuzitii 11.1111121111 .1.' and gave the ship 11 Worlds Greatest Warship ls 1,i11lllf111'C1 -E11 -','f 1 -. F.11r1111:1111:+1j.'. ,az 111.11 1110111e111. in lirooklynf In 1986, thr- nr' .1.' -hip 3-e'g,1.. -litie tie'1.1.'11 11110 1he rrzcomrriissirinnrzrl rlrrfzirlririiiiht ' ,1.' .1- ' 'f' 'ir -11..1 ai..-1111Z'0r111et'irs1 grrfctrcrl with thr: hr-zirlline NliQht'.' T1-111 tirt. ' ' 11 tiiitg IA0r1he Rules Thr: XK':1vr-s.'X221iI'1. 'lr-' N1 'rt 211- -1111 1..,a::111. lfruni thr- riiriinr-nt -he 11- 1 1'Y1f'11'N'e.1:'- f'Z'Olll lziunrhrfrl. thr- histrinx 01 tlir' 155 211- :Q -1-Q. 411111 Ne'.1.'Yuz'k smiirilizishrr-11:1rlr:1r11:1r11:1r1',1-1.'1:r 1 119.17 11- '.1. 11-' 1'e1f1t'1.1s1 triuiiiph. N0 110111 . , 1.'r1r1r1 11111311-.1 '.rr -2.5 ' 1 ' 1I'1,1S'1.i1L'N.1l'.l1 rrrlulrl1191111-r11111'1111111111111,1-111-5 ef :tg - . 1' 1 11:11111:11'1.' ZW. 1'5l-1 1 Sw '-1L- s0111'i 1'-.l:11111r'l1r-rl, 1121l'l . S '1 .:1. .. ' - ' i 3-' i:.1--1 :zine 11lf'll 11111101 Nf'll2l1fJ1' 111111. YE f - '. 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The second 101' Oki1111w11 5111110 Operations and the third 101' 3rd Fleet Operations against 11.lP.lll. The 1w0 Jima Operations in- eluded ixtids against 1101151111 and the N.lllSL'l S1lUl'CLlS well as the 1'i11L1l11ss1111lt .11111 UL'L'llll.l1lUll 01'1w0 11111111 in Febrtiuiy .uid N1.11'el1 151-15. 111 N1L1l'L'1l thruugh June 1945. X1l5NUlll'l 10011 ptirt in the 5111 und 3rd lfleet 1111115 111 siippurl 01- the Okinawa 8111110 1115611111011 Lllltl then 1l0l10wed this XXl11l11lL'11l'111'x1L'1'I13pL'l'Al11UllSllgll1llS1111C 111.11111.1111l 01111111411 llltllllf'llIlL1AllQl1lS1. 1111 S1-11111111111-1' 2, 19-15, 11lll'I'y S. 1xl'lllll.lll. the 1lUI'lllt'l'x1lllllUl' SUlll11Ul' 110111 X1lX5Kl111-1 1141s 1111181110111 011 the United w1.111--. 1s1ll' t'll11I'l' 1x'01'l1l llllll their 111- 11-1111011 1AUk'llNl'l1 011 t11e11ee1101'11SS Mis- -111111. .11 .1111'1101' 111 '1'01xy0 liaty. 111151 ttst11ei1111i01'se1111t01'1110ved t11X'11'1- 11l't'5lt1l'll1 211111. lll0X'lIlQ with reso- 111111 dignity Allltl tgixtee t0 tgilie eliurge 01' 11ll'1llQ1lk'51U1l1'1t'l'1ll11ll'11llli1,S0100,C11C1 l S5 N1lSSU1ll'1 tatlie her pluee in the Nl111111Q11tx1'11e1'1'.itwz1s sziirl, she 1100111110 'l.lll.l11Qll'1l1 111-z11'e 11st11e.1l11p1111esesigned Mrtrgrirrft Tmmrui, sprmsnr-jbr USS Missouri, at IQH, during the 111:11111l11'11r11w1r11r1101111r1.slirvjfritlter. I1r1rr11S. Tnm1an,c1Missour'i swrtrttwr. 1l'1-1l11'SSl'S 11111s111r1sl1i11gr'1'r'nt. Q Y 'Ll ,- if-F fig' ilk.. the lnstruinent of Surrenclei' ending one of the most lilooclicst wars in the liiston' ot niiinkincl. 'Vlius did the ship zissuiiie :iii 1-iicli1i'iiii1pl:1eeintheliistoiyofllieworlcl. At the conclusion ofthe Siirreii dei' C 'ereinony. the Supreme Coiiiiiiziiiclei' ul tlie Allied lforees. General oftlieAni1y Douglas lVl:1eA1'tliur. spoke these words: Let us pray that peace be now restored to the world and that God will preserve it always. These proceedings are now closed. At that moment. the sun canine out lor the first time that day...z1notlier perth:-c't encling for a climactic scene in this i'eul-life drama. Upon departure from Japanese watt-rs. Missouri stopped in Pearl llar- lior. transited the Panama Canal and stopped in Norfolk, Virginia, where the Surrender Plaque was set in place. Thou- sands ofvirginians boarded the ship f01' a view of the spot where the surrender took place. But this was nothing com- pared to the welcome mat that lay wait- ing in New York. The headlines were an augur of things to come: uHAIL MISSOURI TO' DAYT 'Welcome Waits Surrender Ship. 'Bifg Mo. Star of Fleet, To Dock in Tri' umph Here This Morning. The next day- Lhe headlines told ofthe outcome: HBoard' INSTRUMENT OF SURREN DER W .L 0041 ly KZDOY ol nl -1 nn-I :I 1-1 I' .nponu Gonmnou of IM nouns J'lY01 .una M gp, ng-gl IM plovrvoll ld lull in Fu Jn .urn in god I N un ul 'I 1 0' M 1 nl gfipqpvn la! - son, .v .v Ju, 1145 n nun-, an nanny:- 1 un-u 1. af 1 in-chu 00101-n, vnu Inf fran na run v faluwl Poor: gg Aypp, yulpp ug .frgnlfv-as 4-us-lu '.- 'N hurl ol IM .llilllll Il!OHOl Guual Hula-:Hun n JQCHIII Hill hull ill I uve! lun: uk' fold :Annu Ifllill ll Billy tollosl Ill .blown lun: :luv-cr wa' li Jlllblll Hopi: lc funn Aounhhn lull.-ul I.: :nuns 0,5 fgggp dl lhlpl, llnull, gal amlu, and nv-1 .aww awp, up dl fpggngqgnu paul ng, no :nnnl by U S- ggqpigv lu lu Alla! 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B001 N6Qv0 0v1 new-ws .13 Zifgrzalg f. dll ggi v,,- blhlh-luSldu, bulkdQnr,usn1lfqaun1In lhillkvditid wl,1H.Olll93 olhnhd llMlldli1dlOlrC .3 iltlhdhnvv UNIX!! 0190 any nl ulun Ill rvlllilhfll. 9' l 5, In Inna: annual In no llllll hun ff u new -,hu 'nn , 1 vw! -u 1 MCE, l ing Party ot' 75,000 Captures Mighty Missouri. A reporter otthc day wrote: New York opened its generous heart to thc USS Missouri yesterday and the result. lctt the battle-tested crew of thc historic Tokyo llay surrender gasping By sun- down. police estimated. 75.000 had gone up the gangplanks and stepped across the bronze plaque liut the adulation didn't stop there. On Naxy Day . October 27. 1945 while the ship was anchored in the Hudson River. a launch came alongside carrying the President of the United States. llarry S. Truman. while signing the guest log. said 'This is the happiest day of my lifef l-le then went on to remind his companions that his daugh- ter Margaret had christened the ship. Otherxisitors included MargaretTruman and New York Governor Thomas Dewey. At the end of her two week stay in New York. Missouri had seen one million visi- tors on her decks. 'Peace on Earth' was the mes- sage broadcast to the nation on the surrender deck of the 'Mighty Mo' on December 21. 1945. The music of the 100-voice choir from the New York Naval in Tokyo Bay. Shipyard was broadcast over a nation- wide radio hook-up. The next big event for Missouri was a Mediterranean mission. Bearing the remains of Mehmet Munir Ertegun, deceased Turkish Ambassador to the United States. the battleship headed for Istanbul where he would be buried in his native land. The visit to Turkey was a memo- rable one. The Turkish govemment is- sued special postage stamps bearing a likeness of the ship. Newspapers printed special editions and Turks lilled every- thing that could float to go out and meet the 'Mighty Mo' as she sailed into the Bosporus. 'They couldn't do enough for us, Chief Carpenter's Mate Fred Miletich of Seattle explained. Why, we asked a storekeeper where a place was and he walked seven blocks just to show us. The official reception and parties ran steadily the four days the ship was in Instanbul. A contemporary newspaper re- ported: 'The Turks treated her as a kind of shrine - a symbol of peace. After they had milled on and off the decks, there wasn't even a cigarette butt to be found. The honors and receptions con- Japan...Allied planes pass over the USS Missowi dur ing the surrenderceremomes 1 f .4 , in T Tl'7 'iW-' i ,fe c ., ,. ,,,, T ,,,, iw. -ar-f P n4.. ig. ,,iP 'v,, , A ,. 'vQk0lMwphw -nr, p ffl' ,,,,, Ill hnlwllltf liltfllll fini. ll e -' if lhurlul 1' . , i in uw e, HH-., ,I -,fgfliuiif ll: llltl f NL? rl! e'1u'rmlI I . fll f PH'f l l ' ui lilhlnln-1 'I l ' hull' iv until. tl X'-llt'l'l'X't'l' she put in port - Ath- .-ne l.i1iQit-is Naples. ln Rome. Pope lwiis Nil piislpuiivtl his Easter Sunday pnim- ,nifiii-:iw lui' 11 special meeting H.-.nil lllll in-wiiit-iiilicis because our .'xznfiu,i:i suns liaivc come to see us i,.i-ui Sllllfldl' and we want to fulfill ilu' li vqisli 'P NllSSf inris next venture into the si-it lilielii nf 1 nri'vci xrlicn she became the 'lflznitiiig Wliiif- llousc-. On the second .i:iiiiwrs.iifv 1 it 'slll'l't'llClC.'I'Cl3y. theTruman tnnily- 1 .imc nlifiaiwl in Rio de Janeiro for .1 mp lmck in the lfnitcd States following :lic llllfli'f,'.Nllltll lf'?lll Conference for the Ximmcnancv of Hemisphere Peace and Security. Xklnlc anchored in Rio. the ship's twmipain' took part in the Brazilian Inde- pendence Day celebrations with Xiissnuris entire detachment ofMarines and two clixisions of sailors leading the parade. 'During the parade. we stood at .memion in the reviewing stand while wliat seemed like the entire Brazilian .-Xnny marched by for four hoursf remi- nisced Margaret Truman. 'ltwas abeau- tiful. even a spectacular show, and the military music was magnificent' On the cruise to the U,5,, the Truman family and Vifhite Hou se staffers took part in a traditional ceremony that finds roots in the longboats of the Vi- kings: the special initiation for the cross- ing of the Equator. ' When Ruffles and Flourishes'f, are sounded for the President of the United States, he's entitled to four rulllesf The Royal Visitor on that occasion re- ceived six ruffles, and a one-gun salute? Thus, on Missouri's fantail, the? President of the United States becamei the nation's number one Pollywog, whog along with his family and staff was an-T swerable to the creW's Trusty Shellb21Ck5-F 1 Missouri was then chosenias thei Navy's ship for the annual Midshipmang training cruises during the summer SCH' sons. During these periods at sea, 'lheg Midshipmen experienced hands-on ing and much of their time was devoted? to simulated battle conditions. Afldiaj tionally, naval diplomacy was PIHCUCC 2 with much success during port C8115 wi Greece, Algeria, France, Portugal, Britain and Cuba. In 1950, Missouri found l'1C1'5 f the only battleship in commission Whenl she was again called into combat lil. .il support of the United Nations' forCCS . Korea. Serving two combat deplOy1T1ent5f between 1950 and 1953, she earned Wi additional battle stars in numerous gum y M. A- .wr I 'mi 'ix 'Tins-new ,E ... '.. . 'Z 'f 8 'www !l-QM i- lulnwwl'l'!u'l1rl1'H rlussI1r4l!Iw.l1lpw1r:Irr:wf1lfr,'f1-.f 3, l, V4l 4rl 1 I .N.NI4m'f1,rxvrlrvsrIl11'c'um1'l'r1.U55 4 ' ,IN-.,,-U,l15,'S,'Hi.ss.nlAIi,flll1ll',S.SXY!--fvrrv-.1l' 'h.xMf4 raw '1 gm'J xr: 11 l .NH .Vl5MllH'i1'1'l'1'lllUlIU ill I4 ,.,v Q , 'I' n K 1 '5- .,, .. 1 It 1 , ,,,v',.nn. - . .. K rrlltsxv, , C50 - ,pin M t M is- ' I 1- ' . -v QM A' .t,q:,,m..f1'xL1'?f nn.: J ,, .m - Nd -14' Z ,-., .. 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I'Vcirtln'rgcr. Sl'f'l't'llll'I1UfIJt'Ic Vl5t', t1tI1IIe'sst's flu- 'tw - -- ! wrt lviitt ist will it-frm-ss tlicsecortrl COHIHIISSIOIIIIIQQfMISSOlLVI. tire support missions, including the lnchon invasion. Pcacctimc returned the ship to a routine oftraining, upkeep and Midship- matn cruises, which carried her almost halfa million miles by her tenth annivere sary ol' uninterrupted active service. Norlolk. Virginia, Missouri's homcport since September. 1946, bid the battleship goodbye in August, 1954. as her sister ship USS Iowa rendered honors across pier 7. Following a 12-hour transit of the Panama Canal, the ship moored for general visiting, Other stops at Long Beach. San Francisco. Seattle and Bremerton brought aboard additional visitors for a total of 100,000 guests bidding a fond farewell to Mighty Mof Guns silent, engines stilled. bleached teakwood decks turning gray. USS Missouri spent three decades moored in Bremerton. Washington. Never forgotten by the public. more than 180,000 people paid their respects each year to the valiant lady at rest as part of the reserve fleet. In May, 1984, the sleeping giant once .igaut lie,u'd the txill to .iruis The I'ntted States Nut was retyilliiig its dre.tdnoughts tot' uioderiitf.ition and upd.iting. lheseweapotispl.itt'omtswere needed tor .ui expanded titlttlesliip Naxy to lead battle groups .ind help establish the l'.S. iiatuil presence around the globe. Nlay 10. 1986 ISS Missouri is recouunissionerI in San Francisco. This is .i day to celebrate the rebirth ol' .Xnierican sea power. said tlicn-Secretary of Defense Caspar W. Weinberger to an audience of 10.000 witnessing the histone ceremony. Ile admonished the crew to 'Listen for the footsteps of those who have gone before you. They speak to you of honor and the importance ofduty. They remind you of your oxni traditions' Four months later. our nations most historic battleship departs her new horneport of Long Beach for an around- the-world-cruise. bringing her message of Strength for Freedom' to eight na- tions: Australia. Diego Garcia. Egvpt, Turkey. Italy. Spain. Portugal and Panama. On July 25. 1987. the crew of Missouri was ordered for duty in the troubled waters ofthe Persian Gulf and departed on a six-month deployment to the Indian Ocean and North Arabian Sea. The ship spent more than 100 continuous days at in a hot, tense environment which posed a striking con- trast to the World Cruise months earlier. As the centerpiece for Battlegroup Echo, Missouri steamed into the volatile oper- ating arena and maintained a level of peace in the Middle East which remained fragile and vital. Missouri retumed to the United States via Diego Garcia, Australia and Hawaii in early 1988. Several months later. Missouri's crew again retumed to Hawaiian waters for the Rim of the Pa- cific l'RimPac l exercises involving more than 50,000 members of the Armed Forces and ships from the navies of Australia, Canada, Japan and the United States. Port visits in 1988 included Vancouver and Victoria Island in Canada, San Diego, Seattle and Bremerton. 1989 was a hectic year in the life of Battleship Missouri. The early part of the year found the ship in the Long 51' liteach Naval Shipyard for routine main- lc-nzmr-e. lnclepcndencc Day weekend lirouglit il s share ol' fireworks. Academy Al.V21I'll'Jl.VlIlf'llI'lQ actressfsinger Cher insult' a rock music video on Missourfs lfw's'l1:, wliirrli sizirrt-d at couple hundred lIll'llllJl'I 5 nl' Ihr: crew. The video. al- Ilunngli l'flIllI'UVl'I'Sl2ll due to Chefs out- lll, was ni smzisli, :incl the song Ill Could 'l urn llzwk 'l'i1iif- wz1sat'l1ar'I topper. A lt-w mmillis lam-r. Nlissouri and crew ll1'll2ll'l4'fl lor l'zu'llic' li:-:crm-ise l l'aclix j 'H?l, wlilrili lmuirl Missouri and lier sister ship HSS Nc-tn .ltvrsvy IJ1'l lV0l'IlllIlQ at si- multaneous gunfire demonstration for the aircraft carriers USS Enterprise and USS Nimitz. The highlight of PacEX was a port visit in Pusan, Republic of Korea. With the advent of a new decade, 1990 had Missouri doing a repeat of the RirnPac Exercise with ships from Aus- tralia. Canada, Japan and Korea in addi- tion to United States Navy ships. On August 2, 1990, Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein invaded the tiny ernir- ate of Kuwait. ln the middle of the month. President George Bush sent the first ofseveral hundred thousand troops, along with a strong force of naval S port to Saudi Arabia and the Persllp. Gulf area to support a multi-natio force in a standoff with the Iraqi dictaflal A scheduled four-month Western Pacifif. port-to-port cruise for September Wit cancelled just a few days before the sh? was to leave. Missouri was put on hols, in anticipation of being called to Suppori the still- growing force in the Middle East The word came. Missouri would depart in mid-November for the Persian Gulf. ian So begins our story,,, i FYI titzrzg It-Sgr-5: X -Lo ,LLQQOLLH P1515 panicpaled in V 5 l l l l 12 - A- . - U55 NW' Jf 'Sf'u 513159621 and USS Mlssowl 'MW 'm'wS5f0'l Qfsltilvs nt-ur Olcinawa dufillg thepac -. E-Yf'I'r'isc' in 151940 Q fad U VUCULC T 4 5 at 7 'J t 1 V. 1 I w If v- ' 1 ' 5' ' t. .,, U- g L , , I 6 vu., N - ' 4 v I- 'i ? Q, 7 U 1 X n, .,.'.:l4-Q lP'. ' 1 gil' Qg 'Tln1l' of I aan.-' unflf' fi 'Q 'vi' 'Q' Im' r-if ,le 1 7 -1-si' F -1 'sf ...ls 1 3 1 1 vb . ix, 'W E, S 'i' I Y C'-gan U I' -qu? 1 . 9' n . , at 'Y A1 v 1 5 L 4. Nl 3, V 9 s f 1 f . Qi M,- ul 41,1-iv viLL's,v ,EK sw, as Nr ia if W V 1 ,- . I I I 'WI N I R l.l U '- J f if If f 1 'W'X'i'F ' 'v -Lg' J fd f if aft, I-fn 'J ff f 'N tluplrltll-Ilv'1i tlimiqliitsllis secorid tour as Mi:-:soitri's CO. CAPT ss fruit hr-Ip hut qvt excited about the ships weapons '-1' VV NIINIVHIN tuhoiwl t'AI l'Kriiss poses-for a reporter in PTemouitIe, Captain Albert L. Kaiss was born Hagerstown. Maryland. He graduated l962 front the University of Maryland. 1 a B.S. Degree in Industrial Manage- He was promoted to the rank of on 1 October 1982. His initial sea duty assignment was in ALAMO ILSD-331. followed by as- to USS LESTER IDE-10221 in 1964. Upon completion of Destroyer School September 1965. he reported to USS BERRY IDE-10351 and served the Weapons and Operations Officer. In June 1968. he was assigned to USS HENRY B. WILSON IDDG-71 as Weapons Officer. In June 1970, he reported to the Bureau of Naval Personnel and served in the Enlisted Personnel Detailing Section. He attended the Naval War College at NCWPOIT, Rhode Island from August 1972 .29 to August 1973. While at the Naval War College. Captain Kaiss received his Mas- ters Degree in International Affairs from George Washington University. Ile be- came the Executive Officer of USS MCCANDLESS IFF- 108-ll in October 1973 and was assigned as Executive Officer of Navy Recruiting District Seattle in Janu- ary 1975. He returned to sea in 1978 as Commanding Officer of USS PAUL F. FOSTER IDD-96-il. In 1980. he was assigned to the Naval Military Personnel Command as the Sur- face Commander Detailer. In January 1983. he assumed command ofUSS WIL- LIAM H. STANDLEY tCG-321. In January 1985. he was assigned as the Command- ing Officer ofUSS MISSOURI IBB-631 and was involved in the reactivation and recommissioning. Captain Kaiss' last assignment was as the Assistant Chief of '1tistrrili'ri.Hrjltl l'utt'liirIgsol1lt' mils and chatting with the boys. riioigs time off with menibc-rs ofthe crew. Staff for Warfare and Tactics, COMNAVSURFPAC. While at COMNAVSURFPAC. he completed his Master's Degree in Business Administra- tion at National University. He assumed command of Battleship Missouri on 13 June 1990. Captain Kaiss' personal awards in- clude the Legion of Merit with Gold Star, Meritorious Service Medal with two Gold Stars, the Navy Commendation Medal with two Gold Stars, Navy Achievement Medal, Vietnamese Cross of Gallantry with Bronze Star, and the Vietnamese Legion of Merit First Class. Throughout his career, he has re- ceived strong support from his family- his wife, the former Veronica Resch and their two children, Julie and Andy. The Kaiss' currently reside in San Diego . Captain Joe Lee Frank, 111 Executive Officer .? F T'4-9 Captain Joe Lcc Frank is front Ahoskie. North Carolina. llc entered the U. S. Naval Academy. graduating in 1968 with a Bachelor of Science degree in Naval Science. Thereafter. hc attended the U.S. Naval Postgraduate Scltool in Monterey. California. graduating in De- cember 1975 with a Master of Science degree in Physics. Captain Frank was selected as a member of Sigma for excellence in Astrophysical research. He is also a member of the U.S. Naval Institute. the American Astronomical Society and In- 1' Rl' tcrnational Planetarium Society. llc has served Assistant Com- bat information Center Officer and Elec- trical Officer in USS MAIIAN IDLG-l ll: U.S. Navy Liaison Officer. FGS ROMMEL ID-1871: Weapons Officer. USS COOK IFF-10831: Operations Officer and Navi- gator. USS SACRAMENTO IAOE-ll: Ex- ecutive Officer, USS SCOTI' IDD-9951: and Operations Officer. USS IOWA IBB- Bll. He subsequently served in the Of- fice of the Chief of Naval Operations as the Combat Systems Engineering, Ar- chitecture and Integration Officer. Most llqlil With his dest-rt cami cover. mickey mouse ears and I.ztrtocultirs ull rectify. CAI'I'Jov Lee Haltk is ready 10 observe giuim-ni. Hx-lou-I 'All Asltore thats going ashore? CAPT Hank tlt'1Kl7'l5.'lllSSUIlFf ar zheciui qfhis tour. lbclowj Did you see that? set-nts zo be uiltnz C.-IIYF Hunk is saying alter ci gunshoot. recently. he commanded USS INGERSOLL IDD-9901. Captain Frank assumed duties as Executive Officer of Battleship MISSOURI in March, 1989. He left Missouri in February, 1991 for duties in Washington D.C. Captain Frank's personal awards include the Meritorious Service Medal ffour awardsl, the Navy Commendation Medal and the Navy Achievement Medal. He is man'ied to the former Nancy Ellen Bruce of Monterey, California. They have two sons, Joe and Brian. CCI' ffi ti e O GJ , A . va, ,. fi 44,5 Q gym: QV , Si.. if i,1:s'g ,Q xg Commander Kenneth S. Jordan Executive Gffieer eg l fficflmuj CWO4 SIfllllI'lj Ilflllftl' puff, and !1i1'XU .srjlirltrfilifyf fitmr ti o r f I6-il:f'ltyt1l:.s, V l . ' .ship Ls fl'fl1l'Il11SllI'fl flnrinq :iw qfifj ' f R t - s s . NN. tonnn.intlei lx S.loit1ttttt.ts1tft:n ' .1 if 1 , i'l1131 in-tr on Atltqtist 21. 151151 in Wt-st Vtltn 111- it lt l'ltit'ttl4t. llt' t'ii1t'i'etl tlie l inttwl St iff'- Naval .fXeattlt-int' tn ilnne 19195 tion l't'tltt'tTillt'. low.: upon urnlutttnia lnj' school. lle ret'etx't'tl his tt-ittittitsstt-it lx linsign in .lnne 1971. Q1R1t11l.1l111Q1.K1l11 .1 liaeltelor o1'Seienec Ilegree in N1.ttht-nt it les. llislistttssigntnents .tt se.t1tit'1nt1t'tl llSSAt11-IR1101.M1111782t5l.isl-iiigiitt-er ing Otlieet' and Anti-Subnt.n'ine 1.X'.trt.tre Olliecr front 1971-197-1. the ISS .X1..Xt' Rl'l'Y MG-5201 as lfxcctitive Ufllcet' .intl Navigator front 197-1-19715. .X1At'R1'1Y was the first ship to operate the prototype towed array surveillance system t'1'.-XSS1. From 1976-1979 hc scrwcd as Op- erations Otliccr aboard DSS DEC.-XTL'R IDDG-311. 1-lis tour included two deploy- tnents. the last involved with ex'aeuatinQ Americans trom Iran. He reported to the staff ofCommander Naval Surface Force. United States Pacific Fleet. as Current Operations Otiicer from 1979-1983. He earned his Masters of Business Adminis- 1 S1f:l1'i,1 1 l'4n2 1.lj i'T'S1 1' zstftf s7l'!'1l11lff'lA tif-it 1' SS 'UYFN 'x '.TftHli1Qt1'llf1lfl1 if it llril IWS3 ' .ix .lssELI1l'fl In KX zslwrix' flt :T 7 ffftliliftf liiel .it N t' if 1l1'f'T1'Ti'YS is 'fItill i1f1fJl11lf' to:trri:.i:1.l will 1-if lffirzs and l'ro- gt itzzs Set '21 if 'lit s 111-Iliff' lirant li for t1:f'52'tt:'.t'-'Z.t:tt.t13-'litttflffitiit'fil1Diret'- It1E'.1fi'l1l1lllll'lllf?'ftIfZ111 3-111915-s, lle is a pawn-it stzlispetuiizsi in Finanrial Man- .1Qt'E11t'I1f. .ttztl C'v-rzttimttttcl and Control. In NSS. he retitrnerl to sea as the tlnrtltloinntanrliiieOttliterof1ASSRENTZ 11-'l-'11-1631. During his tenure. the ship was .iw.ii'cleccl the Hattie Efficiency nE. seven wartare exeellenee awa rds. selected as runner-up for the Spokane Trophy for COMN.-XX'SL'RFP.-XC Combat Readiness performance. and finished as semi-final- ist in the Golden Anchor competition for retention. During deployment to WESTPAC and the Persian Gulf. and with an 839 OPFEMPO. RENTZ completed 18 Earnest Will' escort missions. t lle reported to USS MISSOURI IBB- FSI11 as lixeeutive Offieerindanuary 1991, joining the ship shortly after arriving in the Persian Gulf in support of Operation Desert Storm. MISSOURI saw 66 days of toinliat. llis personal awards and decora- tions inelude the Meritorious Service Medal lwith gold starl, Navy Commenda- tion Medal. Navy Battle Efficiency Ribbon ttwo awardsl, Navy Expeditionary Medal. National Defense Medal Iwith bronze starl. Armed Forces Expedition- ary Medal ftwo awardsl, Vietnam Service Medal tfour awardsl. Humanitarian Ser- vice Medal, Sea Service Deployment Rib- bon Isix awardsl, and Vietnam Campaign Medal. He is married to the former Elisa Teresa Merino ofLa Mesa, California. The Jordans reside in La Mesa with their three children: Melody, Charley and Ricky. He is currently selected for promo- tion to Captain. 9 Y R! x 4, ,fr-3 e ,, ,Nw M ' . - g'ff,5,5y.,' M 25,2 lil Illflfli A. J KA . v J if f Q b ff 4 f Pl an an 5 H I f' :J : f Q L X' 0 fl? .0 ,xx L f-'15 X. ' fi x, A x X 'I ' M YN ' 1 f N ', 4 xx X! X' f , . fn if-P' fi . ,. A V 33 A if M JX . I f ...,.-4 4 QW' IVILISICI'CIl1L'lAT1I1ltIIIly' C. Ilohnan was born in Denver. Colorado. As the son of a Naxy Warrant Oiliccr. his family travelled extensively, before settling in Urbana. Ohio in 1964. Master Chiei Hofnianjoined the Naxy in October. 197 1 . just four months after graduating from Urbana High School. After recruit training at Great Lakes. Illinois. he was assigned to USS PLYMOUTH ROCK ILSD-291. Master Chief Hofman was then assigned to Naval Secu- rity Group Activity. Todendorf. Germany and was reassigned as a Navy Classiiierf Recruiter at Frankfurt. Germany in 1976. While at Frankfurt. he was responsible for recruiting military family members from .ill over Iftirope. In 1981. Nlastcr Chief I-Iofman rettirtied to sea as a Chief Petty Officer aboard USS l.IfC'ii IIJDG-381. homeported in Nlaypon. Florida. XVhile aboard LLICI-I. he made cruises to the North Atlantic. Persian Gulf and several in the Carib- bean. While on board LIQCE. he also completed a I2-month ships overhaul in Philadelphia. Pennsylvania. Master Chief Hofman was then assigned as Senior Classifier. Navy Re- cruiting District. Kansas City. Missouri. He was instrumental in forming a special recmit company named in honor of the recommissioning ofUSS MISSOURI IBB- 631. ifilioiw-I l'.Nt'H Ilofnuui mid RMCHc1roIdlIeld shake on it in the tmiiiiiiirifl Xiiisiur t'hitjl's oflicc. lltjlil With ll smile on hisjilce and il who in his liviirr, glirisicr C'liiijf'IIojinrui rcuictus ESWS qualifi- Upon completion of the Navy's Senior Enlisted Academy in December, 1988. Master Chieflelofman was assigned to MISSOURI as Personnel Officer. In October. 1990. he assumed the role as Command Master Chief. Among his personal decorations are the Navy Achievement Medal with Gold Star, the Battle Efficiency ribbon isixth awardl, Meritorious Unit Commen- dation ithird awardl and the Navy Re- cruiting Ribbon isecond awardl. He has received superb support from his wife Judy, daughter Jessica and son Bill. The Hofmans reside in the Long Beach area. 23 ,E 24 P' atb w-:Q 1 'll lyff. h 1- 7614 J-- 'f 4' . ...ard .a .Pr 'W -f'V i-wing' sv W' V -I lg. A. 1424 . ' ., if ff.11a,,,.,f1 - ' , . , iv- 4.- ' pain O L . I A- ' 1- - -ff? - hthlw if ,Q M4 M + 4'-3, 'vlixfi' A 'T' ' Y' -40 f,jf'-.,.. 00- , .T ,S M V-,,,,,.., . Q: ' f . V . My.- ,,,t,,,L,,,, 9 U ,wa---,, Pi .- , -,W-f il -' 1.5! f ' ' , -am'-1 'sf ' 'S,amx,.'2 ljnfvuf .1 Ms. Q- -- -H ,-r-..--.Q ,LAMMW I Q vi in 'vvnnfrunwg ' Q 1 7 - W ....-5 J' -.- ..p-4019 -'-1 Q.. -Q 1 ,.... ..-vw-., 6,0 1 Fw! Q .7 4.2 . L .Qu a-. N 'gnu' .1-0 0 ..,,2, Q' J.- gal -Q . a 'l'liis XK'.lS.1St't'llt'lllit'lll.1lll'ClCllLll'- ttirvs iii the ships i't't'tiiit thtsl with one t1lllk'i'i'iit't': You votiltl set' it in the Wai' Mlsstittt'l'St't't'wsttititl.1 lttllt' l.lllL'l' .tl llt'i' mils. You vtiiiltl see it in tlit' l'.itiesol't1ie lktiiiilies staiitliiiq on the pier. 'l'1iv smell til' itiniiliiviit xixii' litiiig in the .iiii The Sgltttt'Sll'UIlt1. iinxiotis siiielltlmt1i.idbeen t1ivi'v only twivt' 1wt'oi'e -H during World Witt' 11 .intl liiiitxi. Un this p.ii'tieiil.ii' wool .iiituinn inoriiiiig. iitx1i'ly -ltl years lroin her last jtittl'tlc'y into liiirin' ' s way. ti tniwd gath- vrvtl till Piet' Six .tl tltt' Long 13O.tL'1i Nan il Station. .-Xt lii-st. the crowd was mostly media. on hand to report Mighty Mo's departure to the Middle East and partici- pation in Operation Desert Shield. But slowly. a very large, yet apprehensive crowd of family members and friends airived to wish Missouri a safe trip and quirk retum. Signs of I love you, tears of miles from the ones dont go and brave s left behind were reminiscent of past calls to war for this historic battleship and the men who sailed her. To those sailors and Marines who sailed on her that day, Mighty Mo was once again meeting the Challenge of another Call to crisis. YY7 ' Qlf ?, 7 1' ,'nlG2 1. TWD rlrlrl DKK' Elrlrvrl Hoflqv. holding his son Stvphcfn. is :nh-ri'u'ii'f-rl big oni' of Ihr' many m'u's Crows who funn' on hoard lo roiwr Missoiiris rlopars riirit lloflovs u'i!i'. Yriiyolla. was also inter- i'ivii'vfl. lohorvi Cfommanrl .xlfLSlf'7' Cllllfff PNCM T. CI Hofinrin shorvs om' Iris! laugh with his wife Judy bqlorf' saying goodbye Iopposilepage1Wilh a lug assist- ing. Missouri moves away from the pier. Imiddle lejil FC3 'Hoy Arrington gives his girUriend Tammy one last hug. flejlil PN1 Billy Gillispic walks down the pivr with his wife Kathy. Missouris Ombudsman. and lhcir son Kylee. N . Auf W-.,. ' 1, 1 .i 1' 2 53 .Q GMG3 Brian Ruhino says goodbye to his son he ,WWE Anthony and wife Chrustine as they watch the sailors board the ship. as , ms, 1 is rs.-53 -s...,,. l3,,' M111-u'.'7Un'.vr-::w!.p:'! 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L4-:Hz1'::s:4':'f'K1:rf :, .ns ufzws fi. k.:' J U14 Qrzsi look Gi Ilwir lmS5m,,, Skugw- ,.zlva'v' I-!:ss.':.r'z s .'-f.:'fE': 'nzfzs 51:5 fails as M10 ship prvgxxrrszuinzzv.ir151P15fl'u:4gfrs s':.: 'Lzsi if M Y' 1' ' 1. . -L 1.1 alone Dqlbra sugfzrz5151.xxiP1gz:'. -4 vb S 11 ?af 11 1 44.-wp Qs, x 1 -7 iw! 1, V L 4 Anlhong and wyc Chnlstine as they watch the fix, Af 'fig' GAIG3 Brian Rubino says goodbye to 1113 son sailors board Ihe ship. -...for . l LY' ,,,g.,,,.,-r gy,,-,,..H-,1.1.m:.--- H , 1, ww.m'f1hI7AA1lolillc1 ,., HL,-11 ,,-,-.1,.-H. ,fy -.--:.:I 1 w . -N XT-NN X ,gwz5sf'51l1cCc1IJlQ 4-nw-.r'1.g .xr rin- N!--if Vw' ' ' f if v N K f'g1'-wfilmcorxclast HHH' 30 wah 'N' k r E N Ax '84, -., ba sn' Q, Q xV, is f-mi 3 .. 3 k X ,-1A , - 4 1 mari' E' 4 4 A Q , LIN I! I' N P , fi 5 kk k - ,1- mp 'mf 1'1smg v,x hwhf- flu' zu-rz-o11.srz1'.ss. of fIl'flfHllfj to flu' Gull. flop righlj SGT Mark .Sf :f'1,l'ff','fy 11 V!1f'HIfl!'V!J'! .Xlfsfwzfrzk mlnr guard, mkr-.s om' last look at Long Beach bqfore w'71r1.':fgPm'm.-. uiffm-Q f'AI'I'lir1x.s,s km-ps rm wyf' on filings as Ihr' ship leaves cmd thinks f1hm.I fini zfpfnlvzrfrg VIIISSIUH. 1 2 ' ,,'. f V lll li fgil ilfialzll ,N V' it , ' - -- ' ' g if +1533 -L we! id- '---'- 4j Q jj t ,J '1'1f-:ilg?.i.il?s 'ihlfiffi l n ig 1--- lflfllln With Hn- c'r1m'roj lliiuiionfl Hvrul uisibli' in ilu' lnwkiliiiiiriil, .Ui-.sulil'isrlilorr.ful1l.Nlul'llu's in Lliurun rlumi ipnii ilnlino ci sritfill hom clrill prior to 1-iifvltiiq l'i'ml lliirhor. Hn-loiiil SA liuiurio .llorimno poll-.Iii--. .lll'-Ntlllllih lririuwl Siuri-rirle'r Plriqiu' rom- im-niouilirup thi' spot zi'lii-ir thi- siirn-iuli'i' wriflirig lvtllll' Wm ll iiwir. s.iiyru'il. .'Xl'h'i' ai wifvk ol' tlrills :intl t'xei'i'isinQ for Persian Gulf opi-raitions. Missoniis lirst stop on thc trek west was the Naval Sllllltill nt l'mrl l lairhor. lliiwiiii. The ship hzicl spent over 20 Clays tlii-rv t'All'llt'l' in the yvtir ilnring RIMPAC' '90 so it was a familiar si'i'iii'. lliiwnii was it working port lor provisions and repairs, but tlivrv wzisaiinpli' tiini' to get ollhgisv nncl livzicl for Waikiki to lounge iironnii in thc snn. vin-vk ont the local shopping and enjoy the lovatl l'lllSllll'. 'll ii' uri-w evlvl miter l 'll iiinksgixingwliile in Pearl. Missourfs liooil svn'iw stiitl'pri-p:1i'i'cl at traiilitionul meal oftnrkev. ham. Sweet potatoes. ilrvssinig, potatoes with Qi'1'tXj'. Com. Cranben-V Sauce und pi impkin pic. llthcreisoni'inviiluhozircl Migl1tyMo ihgtQ3n he i'onsiilci'i'il tops ll1ll'liiQlllCyC'2iI'. it is clctinitely the Thanksgiv- ing Dany sprvaiil. Missoniis onwnril trek was clclzivecl bnellv when a water e three inotois that supply power to the rctrigcrator and free7er com r line hrokv iunising llooiling to ii rellnqcration deek Th sms were iluiimigi-il. .-Xll ol Niissonns perislmble refnqerateglnaid frozen food haul to he taken otithc ship and stored elseivhere While the motois were hiring repaired. The dntv section spent all dutv night oil'-loading Sl -million wonh ol foocl. ' Alii-r it conpli- i-xtm days' layover to Complete re air lNlissoni1wlonclcclprovisions. lhcn hen lhclf p S' muy to thc Gulf. C n or her nem stop on her 3 2 15 4 Qi 35, w 4 .IIN .A AYP nf 'Q t s -ew id ua R. gg 1 O5 55 I 2 rn, oi - 4 KE! 6 H J . lulnllw-P ,K-N' Xlul:11wIHzwrw-r-. 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Q Sai S . . .,-. :.:'.. . - .H .-1 .. -' - A . - m ' , ...- ill'- '- w3 g-4 D ' ', n A u n 1.. f fy 'bfi ga. rv -f . Th- ,,.,-M-Yr,-1 522'-t .1 'QQ 13 I- 1 i VK fe V 5 -'-ue,-3, L., ,. n, ' -4 or J' W ' Since shortly after World War ll, Suhic: tiny, R.l'., has been 21 tr21diliOH?l1 ' fwith the stoppingpoint lorshipsoperating., ' tI,S. Seventh I-'leet or en route to the lntllnn Oc-train. While in Suhie, Missouri brought tfrution with Subie sliipyzirrl workers zicrcxornplished Several riecfclecl to make sure the ship wus, in top thglitiiig torrn. This would ht- tht- lust t'l1:inc-t- tor extensive mainte- on stores :ind in voop minute' I'tTli2lll'H nzuu't-work, I'tTttlllI'l!l1.Q shipyard zissistanee. tlpon urrlvzil, the city oi'Ol2tngap0 outside- tht- Nztvzil Station was oft'-limits dnt- to lmao nvgottzitions, but on the see- ontl clay 1-rt-wnit-niht-rs were allowed off tht- host-. 'l'ht- Plitllpplntrs is not 21 wealthy 4-onnhy hut what thc pt-ople lzwk in mute- rtztl goods tht-y nizilu' up lor with 21 friendly sintlt-. 'l'ht-rt- nrt' ull kinds otthings to buy in tllzingznpo. 'l'ht- lovul nit'rt'liz,uits put on tht- hzirtl sailt- tot'i't'xv111t'i1ilit'i's. hut no ont- svn-nn-tl to mind. A highlight tor niztny wats the Vlllllltil' to sw tatmily Illt'Illl3t'l'S on Grziiicle lslatntl. t'rt-w with tznntlivs in tht' Philip- lllllt'St'Ullltllifllltilllt'll'ltWt'tltillt'SltiGl'tlllClC lsltintl amd thvy voultl stan' out ox't'i'niQl1t on tht' islttntl. lfoi' those witliont llnnilx' tlivrv wats .1 strivt t'tirt't-xx' lwcgitisc ol' the tuipi't'tlit'ttihtltty ot tcnorist .tvtivitv in the .u't'tt. 'llratvvl wus n'st1'ivttitl tu tjlvlmgdpo :intl t't't't1iin lmrrios vlosv hy, 'l't1to-11411-1103 mi' Vhlllllllilll' wtsioii ot' Sllltlll-IOXVII A11it'i'itxi. Wltilt' tlit' tilllltillllllllll' tn 11-mill IO Maiiiilai and the litxiiitithl Philippine mum- tiysttlt' w1isi't'sl1'it'tt'tl. t'i't'wi1ici1ilic1'S. nm-- t'rtlit'lt'ss. niaitlv tht' most ot' thu Simgmou and cxijoyvtl the S-tin Miguel liver the wurnixwtxtlici'.1xiti lllt't'llLll'llltiI'tl1pPguplc 38 December 8-12, 1990 V, f B IW e TvwffySf1:iv, -Nmflnfxlllfjrl1r'!'r11ll'll!ll1'H'0rkiIlfjHl1ffOl'l71Iflkr' a-first look al ,'.I:M..:.r X nm: ,'11V'1'I'QH por! in :rn IIIUHIIIS. flfjllj 'flux all-imporlcml mail is i1 H.fJ:lfH'? iwurfiblfwlzlnrs mul ,Xff1f'l'llf'5s fllfkli ff11JOlY!,'1HALQACIFOIT Taylor n :fm zlzmwn lim- limi Iruzrlvrl on Missourfsforunrd Comnuuzi- rr 'I1r',,s rillfrlliffl. 39 .,,f o xggprf --' Aki. I, . S- a X NW :BZ . Akw 1 I Y x '- -f k -Lqffcf ! Srzfiors on liberly and shore patrol rm' om for a ham-il-up photo. A rmfior on me NaL-alSLalior1 has 1' array of goodies for sale. Irighlj ai-:ers on me base zry every sale is Qf.Cr1Zl1l1SiClSrT1. 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X . . lihtity hcean with .i liotincx' httinpx' lto.it ride lroin thc ship to .i sonic- tiincs wet ilch.ii'k.itioti. .is ct'cwiiiciiiltct's had touiiititp lroin thc lihcrty ho.it onto the htxicli. llcpctidtngioti thc title. thc rcnttiiti- dct'ol'tlicx'isit might he spent in wet pants rind sogq' sncaketsf Once safely on the hcttcli though. it whole new world. unlike one that tnainy ol the crew had ever expe- ricticcd. opened its doors to explonition. .-X good deal in lkittayti was the touts that thc ship had ttrraiigcd. These included ti tout' ol' Baiigkok. ti river boat tour. shopping tours. exotic temple tours and others. Manx' took full 'idx'-int 10' 1' h t . tge o the wide range ot' tittnictions and soaked 44 X t. tif-'I iw tlic some piece Qfmind that the statue 'i Fly: Heist :noiik imllcs alone on the grounds ofa s- i i rgt :lim-ntirc nation QfTliailand with their up tht- sunshine in the Land of Smiles. With such sights as beer drinking pound anacondas many sailors took picttit'csoi'tliesc attraction spider monkeys. lOO .intl livc Qecko lizards. s. as momentos to tsliov: the folks back home. Ct'ctt.'tiiciiil3ci's'thoughts. tti g a mes,focused on making their paycheck last the visit, as they vscre tempted mth purchasing every- thing from silk robes to T-shirts to gold -iettcelijv and anything in between. For many ol the cc ' Q ieti. Pattaya was the high- light oi the deployment to date. as for many the f' t Pattaya tt' , Us adventure in a tml ' ' ' 3 foreign port. The initial culture shock t t tt as soon replaced mth an appreciation of the pegple and their relaxed tiew oflife. Laden dgwn Vvjth Suits and souvenirs. the crew reluctantly 1f'1f..Pf11'tHt a Beach behind, with thoughts beglmlfmg to turn to hostile gulf Waters yet dreflfmng Of 901111113 back again someday to U16 Land of Smiles. 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H,-rf A t .. if ii 5 s ln,' Glu While most of the world celebrated Christmas with their lebrated Christmas at sea. The ship held a Steel Beach picnic the day before Christ- mas. On Christmas Day, the ship held atalent contest on the fantail. Santa appeared onboard several times to pass out candy canes, some of which contained a good boy ribbon. With a good boy ribbon, gifts could be collected by every good boy at the Command Master Chiefs office. As Christmas Day turned into night, Missourfs choir led the crew in singing Christmas carols. Santa once again appeared :md many crewmembers had their picture taken with the jolly old rxmri. loved ones, Missouri crewmembers ce As evening progressed, its silence sang a song and one by om- the crew lcll asleep knowing they had conquered Christmas at si-ai. ' ' , V ,H s I ,5,M7',I,,:.L,, 2 ,O N., ,. N , h f P1 R - N1 Hurd I'nr1'mdccormvs the ships CI '- mess decks. Iriqlul Xfiqsourfq mek b d H x . tnszmas tree on the crc ' N f - G11 5112018 1 . LL' az a Chnsmms sive! bvmh picnic e och entertains me 2 X X ef' -M fe ' M- - ' 3313 Q1 a W iff, 'M H -' 1 fy. , as 4,-.Q 2, -, -K :L fy- ,,,,,-,MHZ Q December 2'-ik U15 Q' lhuxu ls. SHI! Hamm' HIUIVII 'Q l1c'll25!f.f 14111 I A -- - fs 4 fm-i ' HIHN l x 'Oll l , lb 10114 gl 1 -.v U 4,1 , Sf'-V ge... if ,N 3 ' 4 i ,,,..-ff ,ffl H'-i .--' -'1 .nf. - -'--' Qin 1 5 MX ,. I EX W Q? QC? i . I Gglef SA 1Vf1lhaf e va P IQIU M53 Eshmcm Bell, MSSN Cruz Mer1CfOZa and 135313161 Broussdfd' Ex repczfe desserts for Christmas dinner. Hop Vlgmj IC3 tion on , d convefsa Samuel Armszrong and BM3 Leon Rogers eryoy the fooieigral thoLlSand Eff Uiszmas. Hem BM3 Steven Eyler and afriend read one of n added U' ll to the shipfor Chris! ' U or a mas. Iabouej Ice cream LS scooped Pf all 5 . ,,,A 1 w- 5 Y' 345 ,. , 1 rlvf' V3 Ofl ds lt. .1 f v, .,w'w!? lffwwrywllv 'H1mu'1'rprf'pr1r1's swvwl IXIf!1fOl'SAfOl' flu' fffwr,I1f1f1ffrru-f1I.fI1'llHl'lI'5GnrUl,ollyg1'ls u f'r1nr1yr'c1nc' 1 f Inns HH! Rnlwrr .Sinn-j on ffhristrnus Env. Iubouvl I A SHIIIPJ ri1mk'sl1i.s filarismlrzs gill isjust rlucky and 'f1',f'f'-firm K H712l!lIl'fI'Hl'I'fIUlVIIAk'f1 mul CW04 Arnold Smith f1fjfI'l'. E 5 5, 1 2 : 5 5 Q i Missouri didn't just head toward troubled waters yawning and thinking about home, An intensive training pro- gram kept everyone's mind on being ready for war should it come. Train, train and when everyone was tired, train some more. 'l'hat's what Missouri did. Put the entire crew in a frame of mind to automatically 7 respond and respond correctly to any situ- ation. Onc area of training that went extremely well was Chemical, Biological and RaclioloQ,ical Detense training. After intensive classroom instruction and hands- on training with CBR equipment, the crew was ready to tiglit and win in a chemical unvironmt-nl. In zttltlilion to CBR training. the ship tmint-cl in tlillllllill' control tech- niques und. ol' rourst-, those involved in otl't-nsixw mul clt-t't-rnsiw wa-apon's systcnis trz1inm'cl in thvir apt-viztlty to make sure Mir+.onu't 4-mntltl tight tht- ship as she had Ill'Vl'l' slum- In-linux livutllst- instc-acl ol Rl'Il l'NA t'tllIllllL1-llltlillil hunt San lbicgo, the ship multi he gn-etc-tl hy Silkworiiis, lixtwvts. rlviwt'4ti1t'l1tsor.n1 LllTllX'tll,Ollll'I tltzully waxtpmis. h . I :.1.s...1ff!rdfl,Sx 111 nlllfllllll IU fum! clt'lh'!f21t11l ztzzvtzf ze-tu Q-A3-V Tl: and , ' - i -. A. 1. :film tm uzotxltlurrtzttxltt r.':is.-.g.ny:A,5l,mfs ,,f,,H G.-X,-NW l I , .. . . . , K .. X, 1 , N :Lv I ,O I1 YP ,G Y- AJ' Q -ln-ul' K N.. ik, 5' ff' 'L . 1 usd! 1 ,J J .ed ch A F . N '5sn'I'mu11IIuph1Hfum' w '- V.-V . v . -vx. . . v ? mi, . I 1 ,-afvi rw 5 A 5-.am iv i I F Q . A 1 1 5 1 1 1 4 1 I E vs 'x H! i 1 5 3 2 '- 12 :1. .4 lf! E QW Z F 2:4 '1 Qi -5 ! 1 gif Y? ML fr Ill! 2-4' 31 2 Lf Vli . i 1' ,X s ,I i 4 9 G' E I 1 -S Z a Q gi KS 1 E , 4 QQ? f hi al. Intc lop! I'hcv1u'n'liur1! zvsscl 'ihlwk lf -Q 's-- 'Q' 1 f - f r- -rw 3 L 5. v +1 1--r 7 'fur durdl 4 -hw, um ,fn ,. . . , I 7 V J' 1, tv ig' Y' . ' ,, ' ' -'I--'M L-L , . U, -in ..: l fp 1 if 2'2 ' ' o .. ..l , llc l.U ill fill 1114157 Q irq' ffu-1i7If1U1j1Cr Cn ' v , . Q , ' . -A c c -. e uieenn , mbowl L rvivrizviijnvzz ilu' mimi if w 1 X N ' - - . Q Q qpaces' 7 I i 1 zi i.. 4 .Ja -mninzl. rendu IO abgm-10,1 S7 lip if necessary, -,E N . 7. 5-f Missouri entered the Persian Gulf on January third and awaited word 011 taskings. The United Nations' deadline for Iraq was a mere 12 days away, but almofl immediately upon Missouri's arrival In gulf waters. the ship was in action. A fifff on the civilian merchant vessel 'Tabuk forced the ship to radio for help, which Missouri answered, sending three mem' bers of the crew to assist the ailing vessel. Leaving l'abuk, Missouri headed to Bahrain to anchor and provide a bit of liberty and upkeep for the ship. Crewmfn were told that the ship could be called back to sea at any time. This proved to prophetic. as on January 8, thC Ship fvasi given orders to go back to sea. Withlfli short space of time, Missouri got ufldefwaf and shortly thereafter discovered the of ten mines that were destroyed by tm ships EOD team. With the dest1'uC'f-iofldl the first mine. crewmen were forced to faffi the reality of the situation in the Gulf- lf now appeared war was just over the honf LOD... ' - r s B x W January 3-16, 1 ? 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' -, , f..-nv..-WP'w -H-:sf 4.4 Y ' V .- as A Y '21 lrxlxnwl M1'ssnuri and USS H'l'srrulsirl. lin' only Iwo 'IfIHll'SlIflJ!s l'l'llIllillfIlf1 in vnrnrnissfnn, had lllvjirsl npprwlurlilpf to stvrun 10' fjf'llIl'l''Il'ffOf'I7lfIlf1 rx simulb lnrnvms njluvling ul sua, rrmrlur'lf'rl by USS Sarra- mvnm flzjlil. i 5 i r w 1 Q 1 1. 3 qi ..sfi'fI Q II , L31 Eg sf! ff 5 sf. 31 iss 535 5 Q32 ' if :ri LP' FN At l'4O a.m. local time on the 17th of January the Ship launehed Tomehewk land attack missiles at targets deep mslde Iraq. Many wondered what the Iraqi ' 'E response would be. AS dayhght broke' 1 dawned on everyone that the Iraqis Wouid not or could not mount a challenge to t C ship. United States' air supenonty pre vented Iraq from attacking the fleet' The next morning, crewmembers assembled on the main deck to watcht1'1C ship launch more missiles. Ol'1C'3l'DClf3uS moment occurred when one missile failed to launch. The problem was handled ex- pertly and a back-up missile was launched 45 minutes later. The ship also rCCC1VCd 3 report of unidentified aircraft inbound which sent Missouri to General Quarters I t tamed out to be a false alarm, but it got adrenaline tlowing. All told, Missouri got to the right location for launch and met every Tomahawk mission assigned. Alter the missile phase of the War, talk on the ship turned to inevitable gunfire support missions oft the Kuwaiti coast. The Navy and Marine Corps were planning an amphibious assault which turned out to he a tctnt to confuse thc Iraqis. The missiles were launched hundreds of miles away. but the bombardment of Iraqi posi- tions in Kuwait was at close range tless than 20 milt-sl. Missourts tirst shore bombard- ments took place oil' the Saudi!Kuwait border. near the town ot Kathji. After tiring over IOO rounds. the ship was relieved on the gunline hy USS Wisconsin. Missouri returned to lihatji a few days later for additional tire support missions. Later on. as the ground war approached. Missouri made the transit to a tiring area that was gradi tally heing established by minesweep- ers. USS Piineeton and USS Tripoli struck mines which re-entorecd the tact that we were at war. Another gnnline was established and at l 1:15 p.in. on Febmaiy 23. Mis- souri shelled lmqi-occupied Favlaka Is- land. tint it mis the early morning hours ot 2-t February: as the ground war com- meneed. when Missouri directed her tire at lmqi positions inside Kuwait. Assess- ments indicate the big guns knocked out many tortitiecl command posts. anti-air batteries and other targets. Missouri. like the coalition torees. eniergfed xietonous .-if r , ,gif-..5f t ,SQ I ' 211, , -veifgff, ' 1, 2 , ,V , . . , .e ,,g. , b 3 ,N Jf1r,,j ,1 'I ' f anuary 17 Febru 28, E fright! A repair locker crew watches as Missouri's RPV transmits video of 16 inch rounds pounding enemy targets. IbeLowJA Tomahawk cruise missile heads foran Iraqi target deep within enemy territory. O L W ' P-M 'Hwy-,fri ,Qu-. ,,., ,Q lfl'K!l'1',f,Illlll!l2.1'fl'll'llll'H u'1'n'uhl1'lnu'ur1'lxuw: Ihrrxrxfraxwk'svrrfzrns frunz!IsIf1l1m'ln'V. f'Uflf'1f1'Ifl I-T12 El1nu'I7m'lv S4'fTl1X'SCIIIIITVKIIKIIIII lrulnrzI1la1srfI:'!Yv'r!f1r lfmllnnlVT1IflHf'f lRl7fN'VTf,1lV7Nl.S. H .1 I71'1lllH0ll'1', I'Y'lhlvs11s Silru Hilti FIT? 1711111 Xl'1IIe'r1 4'l1'l1l'I up rin' lmlusl a1f'!I4'r'rnr 'Jm'lrlor1.Ulsf-ul: jbnrurd missile' clcrks. FIS Iaboucl Repair Locker 5 A R personnel continued training in damage COflff0lPV0CedweS even wha? Mgt Mo was on lhegunline ojfthe coast ofKuwait. IZeftJA 5-inch mount unleashes a round at anlraqlijuw on :lic Kuwait coastline. Though they werent called on ojten, the 5-inch secondary DQUGVU wifi Mig?-yi f'i'ar1y. 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Ajlcr over 12 hours al General Quariers, hurigrg crmunnvl U13 Timothy Guidry. MMFA Timothy Garafola, FN lllcharcl Ward and H73 David Schoryeld grab a quick bite to va! lugjorv l'l'lllI'1ll!ly to ihcirslarions. lboltom1Sailors, dressed in Cflwrulml l'rou'l-liuc Oucrgarmems, stand in line for lunch ajlvr an l'XflIlllSll!lfj nigh! of GQ. 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I . ,A.. , zu.: A-Issouns crew as many ofthe shiplsfring '.! cYj71iITSL'1fi 3 S Z2 x ' ' . k un 1 abhed from uLn'et one ua ' ' 5 . poflzmg iso on'ir:a::fuIoran'1v15oL'er2O 'I ' ' c N L Y X W 1 N WK A '- . A mz es away. IaboueIP1lot1ng .1 ff: N:afI3LA'If1L'f'L!7TCI'll and In Il' ' ' 1. L ze zgenceSpec1al1sls. Here. X X ' X 1 V 1 w:w::z:vsI-':rfa:7tun'1 a1zdIS2EarlFl ' ack searchesfor targets in x . k x'z LL' W' .zrz w 1 :L DC 11-ann 16-inclzgunfife. a blastfrom one oftw-ret 1 ,.f' Av fbglgu-If XX'i1i15hg 51515.55 fjjgfkjflg my grid Qfhffk' day, 1515 RFK' marks ilu' uml Qf-IIIIOIIIUV mission as iljlies intc its net on Misso:4riSj2ig7F2: dick. ffziddivf THU oiizcr fznzifkiflfll' TUVYTIJYU Tll'05Um4'- FSS Wisconsin Slvflmf alongside .Xlissorm if: my rzoftfzcm p:'fSfG7l Gulf K X p- X- 5 'P as 49 fhvlnufj A SuurliArubif1lz conslul pulrol craft pulls alongside Missouri to deliver u Smnli I ionsr 121 mn! pilol. Irighlj BMC Tommy Berrg olfers a helping hand to the fmurlf prior , UJUIYUIIII 'Hu' lznrbor 121.101 guides Missouri through ci group of oil plnljmm.-f mn l'uHH'lr1IfltfSllip'Sjlf5l gunfire support mission ojflhe coast ofthe Sluzrli Al'lllll'llfKllll,'!Ill borflvr, iuilll QMI ulllllflfll Groerleueld and QMSN Sievefl Hlnqq11,-1,siL.llllfj. - w..,..... , ,,,...,.n-1-gpg-1 I .gag ,B .5 if mwwh '1 With a quick, decisive victory over Iraqi forces in Kuwait, Missouri was able to relax a bit, as the ship headed south to replenish the rounds fired into Iraqi-held territory. With the bullets eame more mail lalways a welcome sightl and the first real ehanee tor erewnien to eateh their breath and not have to worry about going to Gen- eral Q1 tart ers. Following I he rearrning phase. Mis- souri lu-aclerl even turtlier south again to the island nation ol' lialirain, where crew- lnen got their lirst liberty sinee the start ot' Z the Coll' war in January. Many headed stralglit lor the phones to call loved ones amIp1,lv1-tlieniuploclateintorinationonthe sl1lp's p:n'lic'lpalion in the war. Still others shoppf-rl or got a bitt- lo eat. Une l2lYtJl'lltf spot was lln- vltlli at the Admin Support llnlt tn lialtraln, wlierr- lllt'IlllJt'l'S ol all IllHlIilIiV lirzuulim-s nn-I and swappml war stories zuultlst rt-in-we-rl t'HllIllQttll'l'lt' ol lvl low sa-rvtve mm-lnln-ls, Wllllt' .tl illlflltll' in Htlllllllll, xv1lN sourl :also took part in :ut .n'.ol.tl1tlitx' pm toil wllli llSH.l41son taking 1-.uv ol .uw on 1-N sary tt-pairs. Ilwalr-.tltlllstllm'lll.tllH.1ln.'lt'.tl lzetl tlml llll'l'l'lll.Ht'XV.l-still lhq'4lt1xxltsxl.lll1g ll was tlllllUlllll't'tl that Nlif-sullll -.xooltl lu' lltiltlllltf lltllllt' -null Yi.i pt'l'll.ltis ilu' Huis! lktvotvtl l'l1llIlllfX' ol l'.u'llit' l'Im'l mlloix Al lS'l'l'lAl.I.-X? l ff? t ft if sf 1 rt Q 4-,II -221: :.::Aii1. ,k-1 Q.. 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I-V xi , Q .IM 'rmsf'n'z1'asr71f11ly Qflhe ship'sfring 'lf' ' A ,S N W '15 14-111nslwcl-1 ron1mrrez one. uaporizirlg 'Thrills I 31, X 3. N w . 'xv' ff isf-1w3r2On1iIc'sau'C1y. fc1bouejPiloting ml. Km 'VIH .,,. A' Jw Q 'zz nrzri Inzf,-Iligence Specialists. Here. Ax 11' f:'f.I'I Ma. X X X ' 'pn :lfiIS24IinrZFi!f1rIc scarchesfor targets in 1?:.'s.1::if ,.:?x'1'-' I, Y --4' -h V' T N 1 1C'!If1lAI1flI'Q.L'lfJ1C1.Slkf-TOVT1 one QftwTet !f!!s'1':- ' I .lf 2 ' !:sx.mr15 IU zrxvlllrlmzlllIu1!!:'rgJiS11'le'uS4'lI ll'2fi4lIc'5lI rulrrmu'a'ln1r1ln'Is1m'plyln'e'Ql Pwiwzu't'u'u'rr1f'rxzmlruhurz'lT'r1s!ln'Rl'X' .mmm-1-v1ln'5I:zp, wmzlwluxgy1ln'vr'1'11'!nsm' mrrr',X rn-mmrnzfx ulxrrzhsnur Qlur1c1r'r1mr'vcl vw Zml11c'! 41 Illl1'fUt'lHUIl !lu'1ru'ssrh'n'ks. .fy -ws -au! W lfUpH14'lr'r-11-1:45 xawxiu':.g'.w:ffS.z.5,:'.a U N1 gh-23, pl-.yt I-,gl wlfsvqi ,T , . , , llllS5h'?l5t'lI!Hn'lHI,I1 YIInfaf:x 1': r wr. f '75 ,-131' rlf' v:.':-rf :nh NWN , '5N i'lf'1 57U! 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Gunrrl pilot. lriqlrtjH,'H!j'l'ornntt1 Hl,'l'l'ljQUC'fS ct helping hand to the Suttrlt pilot . llx1t1m11j 'Hu' lmrbor pilot gttirlcs Missottri through ct group Qf oil lIl!lffUf'Ill,'v l'Il m11!r't11tl11' 5l11p's,jirnt qtutjirr' support rr1Lssior1QU5tltc' Coast Qftlte SfllllllAl'Hl1llIfffllll'f1ll lmrrlwr, 11'itltQ,NIl WilliftntCir'o1'r1c't.'cflclctttcl QMSNStever1 firuqq 11,sslf.t1r1q. ' A. ..-T X .j K4.'4.' 1'-if 4 K- 45' ' 'J ' . , V Y. V ef xt. ,ya ' t wat- 1 , ' -QQ, 2.5 Q. W .H1 I UWSH fS. With a quick, decisive victory over forces in Kuwait, Missouri was able to relax a bit, as the ship headed south to replenish the rounds fired into Iraqi-held territory. With the bullets came more mail talways a welcome sightl and the first real chance for crewmen to catch their breath and not have to worry about going to Gen- eral Quarters. Following the rearrning phase, Mis- souri headed even further south again to the island nation of Bahrain, where crew- :men got their first liberty since the start of the Gull' war in January. Many headed siralglit lor the phones to call loved ones and give them up to date information on the ships participation in the war. Still others sliopped or got a bite to eat. One favorite spot was the club at the Admin Support llnll in lizilirain, where members of all mllliznry lirzirtivlies Illtfl and swapped war stories zmildsi renewed eornrzidc-rie ol' fel- Iraqi low r-,eiviw iiieiiiln-i's. Wliilm- :il ziiirlior in lialirziin. Mis- souri also look pearl in :in :availability period wllli USS .lzisoii l2lklIll1't'2lI't'Ulullllk-'l'lCCCS' :-sury li't'Ii2lil'?-6. V li was :il this lima- Ilizil many real- lzvcl lliul Ilia- cruise was on the clownswing. ll wus zniiiioiiiiu-cl lliul Nlissouri would be lll'lltllIlQ, liomc- soon vial pc-rliups Ilia- most h'V Y lil' lkivilic' lfleel sailors: AllS'l'RAl.IA! .- 1 xi sgi .ii 3 3 lsvi-nuer 'e---Q-,,,,,m - - .N n , -c1'! -r- - ,- .- . v-.M . , ---- W- . i --M 4--K' -wma, w .ru ' ' ..,....t. . mph- -wg- l l 1 5 F I I lr ffl, Ill, Hr il, llli Inf '--1 . i1IN'l'1'f:f!i3l'S.YS 1Icr'q1silslfurilucxpuw,mmf? IH masts f . 1' f f' NN f' 57ll'1ff1J11cX'KVISUJIL'illUlf'IJuc'kg1VcJlU1cl. ghjfir C 1':v :w': wuz 'w' X Hflwillfl- H0127 Missouri I-Hn' C'or1rmZHu'rz pur-mf-fl ---L ,,... 1 A 1 l .X sh 5clc'runu'rllU Ulillfl fl! czrzcllor hchimi IIIVHI. Nczinuzv VNX- 'N N 9' X' A N f' muvx!wr'sc1rz'Ix'sll'iclL'z'cic1jk1r. in IIIISCLISUCIcfc'j7fl.'fI.'If'1 ':?rr'TI. 'HAI 7- ' ' N if'lL'1'H'c1 into thc' u'c1lvr!opro1'idc lrczrxsporzfzzmry'iw' uw' Q February 28 - March 2 , J Lf., ,.Xwf,m.Ma,...,,4... .QM 'X , J.-wwf ..,+-nv-I' 79 'T' 1-Tim , , H , -'T ?, 5 I a 5 st March 27, L1zj'va1.s L11: s UP 11wv11 pvrs, gums : :11zL1 u'a. 11'-11101111 I'UHHll'Ofl?i Q' Un' bixvlllnzuk mxfuuuvl. ' 4 v . luixm' f.JlH'Q'7l pftuvrf u'4'n'1l. Hmm: plullut haxuml 4'uufe'3 Ululmll .fxunpf 82 80 WP'-14 A0 ' r Iuixnw- 11711 'fiuwaw what 10 1' 0 .. lj 1 I' flflflllj to do llUll'C',H HTC Rnbvrl Smn' usks FR Sllwul lim,-is. frxluuw' right! 'Hu' Rllljflf I-lx'vc'11- liunrr H.X!l'S .Yun 'ITIQD lim . 's up his 'S,lUf'Ull rm llllfilffllllflfl' ' . lrmllll Yew Wuga. flux I-Y 'ff'lzIl'sIu11llf'r'X'r1Sm111f'2p01'IlIS nu!luuru'N'rfg11lir11'r. is IIIHCILH P Rx- Q..-K ' 'k.. - ' 'G -fum rf :fic-Q tl as SJ Qo- mean, 'll-1 L Hopi'lT1f'-lzxrxlcxilu-usIlu'4'1w'rl!uf1! dvslzxlczlnorxjur'ull Ways on iniziub um: dugg, but not Ixjfiwv svzvrul surprisvs. lmiclmlh' IQIU 7Y'us!y Siu-lllxxrks ask un almost cv Wog lin' tll1lHl1XllT!llU qlwsliorl. Wim! urvgyuu, WogorSlu'lUxu'k'. ' .-X ll'!'Ullf1t1Il5ll't'l'C!lll l7ll'!Ul runny num'fu:sm'r'sQ1'mi1irx!iou. lmirldlz' rigghll 'UI714' licw' wus ll sfkll'Ol'Ul' uumugg Siu-llhucks und Ways ulmkv. lborlurn Imjlll 'I1ll'Sl' Wogs un' nuuh' In do Way sir upsjbr mum- mj'rru'rmn against S!u'1lhcu'ks. Uxmrtom Hgh!! Wogs un' lummi down lnjfim' vnlvriny Illtffillflf ohs!uc'h', !lu'Slu'lUx1f'k pmol. AHF qi Rl- elf' f 'Wu . vu- -A.. ,,,,,.,.,...,, '-Ll 1 xswxxxs A .A 7 'u..f'f :fl Ri? A.-f .5 urgg. vnnrv' lub Qu plu uw' IM pl: In 113' ru, .-ha 84 80 X Pe .ff gf' .50 VC .fi . I c7'v f '7 if ..- 'ir' A , ' 2 Q I as Ji' I ' ,,,fQqf xX ---- .... ..,-,- -.-Q., ., Q ,F . 1. After a successful touyin sian Gulf, Missouri and her crew forward to the relaxtion and SP1 Perth, Western Australia. Missoumj at a pier for the first time since vigi' Philippines, which allowed the freedom of movement. A CIEW Missouri actually moored? 2 Fremantle, a small town about7 - south ofthe capital city of Westem 2 lla. P5 While in Perth and Fremamf Missourfs sailors and Marines enjoyedd hospitality ofthe Australians, aswellasah beauty of the country itself. f Australia is well-known as ago, place for liberty, with a large vaiiety activities for all interests. As lVIissouriE-' Perth, known as the City of Lights, ma: were already looking fomfard to theirnt visit to a wonderful place - Hobart, mania. ' 1 ,lf gfj?,.::-..U,.9-L44--if .'4rN -b r A , it 'Wifi me af? ' '+'?. '::':-I ' ' faboff leril old Glory is - - - f r fflborel 'Mo is the best' ljgfsnigiiigfustralla Sjlag qner HMi9hfU MO lied UP Ui Ulf' mwpmantle Pqlsselgiy brealai-fuer and escorted the ship iiin Several Sig '15 and this group shouted greetings to the ship 05 I I I iw'- 1 flu' Ki! CITIA trali Ai llhnnnngi April 4-8. 1991 1.,,i-D . o-.... ,..,. .,... -..-- --s-...... --. '-----i-,gg OF FREMANTLE II+'lS- V fl l'1' X11 n'-.xnzrfsln ' 1,11 '.,rf41rv l1Hlll.1 rmfvq lin -.Imp rw ll: pl'1'r.llu'Im1'7 ffv,drl,lH1H H1 .14 rvlA11'wIruIir1rl- if L1 lhclowj A friendly Australian inquires about Mighty Mo to to SH2 Donnie Brown, N M' ha lSieuers S113 Rosellto Bustos and SH3 Shawn Alonzo. lbottom leftj S tc e hr-aues get another bag of rnaiL Ajer two weeks of no mall service, both outgoing NR' ha dLo ez walks with his and lncornlngrnallwas plentjul. lbottorn right1MSS ic r p new ounrijrirfnd as she shows him the sights ofPerth. fright! Missouri crewmen ,I - hmuf a chat with a girl outside a Perth record store. .. AQ guy ' kr I ,tg - 1- 1. it W it QC ' , , is f , xx. I IES'-.1 I A A, . Qrnp Iwflf l,I'l'I. I'-VI'f1f1fI'lxllflfllllfl slrxrlfls by In ru1suw'r any ff7H wHHVl'sll0Sl'f1f1IlUllf .N1f.s.su1u'i'.sMnrim'D1'tur'luru'Hl. Hop VHHII, IM rpm Hunk :I will fir in rm, lrx'kz'r? ICTZJUU Kuhlz' ff.-mr! n Xkhrrrbfliquill'iHI1'r1'.slil1fjHl f'll'IlX'H1Z00,Hlldfllfn mulrllf-1 SK2 Rmw! Aquilnr hfffriwnrls, 11 kangaroo. lubouvj Aff,-rrf1lzr111,s 1r!1n!rn1n'1ltlwsllipyol In sw' 1'v1'ryll1il1gjT0r1l zrfwlmrrff In lvrwfiqhlrnq gwur. Hwrv. IXIFA Jurrws Simon l',Y!IIH1ll.'wflII'1l.'xI'UflIHl'f1lH'fUf. Hrjjrj PN! Billy Gillispivgcfls url: 1 from n Irxul on 1l'llf1f wHII'bl'Sf Hlilllj to do 4 3.11 no 'Ig fulmwj IXIZIKJ Jw lm.slf1'rl, PN! Kevin Kilgore and ls! 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Q ,hjfrl QXISN Xue! lima-r rmuruuins Cllllllllllllfl'llIlUllS whih' Hu Amp 5 ,N'm'151uzur1 l.L'1PR.11u'luu'lI-Hlzlxvrlslzlrs Missouri is in sqli' Luuzufs ul I-'nvmllulu!uu'!x1r. fburmnd AIIVI'll'fUlllllS1il'1XlFl visit Nlcsmmm ra fJ0lL'1IUllll5 buck IU ilu' svn mul ru lflm' lle'.X'l por! Q! IIUIM11. 1 I ':'W ' 'S M iiflig' l Lgg..4g,- 4 .Asla ' Arvwtq V . ', ,f,g:.Q-'Q 51:52-3, V -j, Aj W 1 IVV, N , l an 'gig' W1 M Tasngg lll,I4H'l'1 I:Q'!lll,lffllIIllIl'l!f1nIl'll Illflnlrl, ll 'liz Jlwyf Nw l-'H ' ' ' ' 'f'I7 lf W fill' flf'lf!l UU'ldQlli 'fjdU5I9eC10CUlar 'WAHI ,Mlm HH, IHHMH MM,,,,. ,wlwp xwf ,, , --',,g- '4l:grjl1gllfs4'l' Mll1llllj,MO. fl'lQ'lll1Tl1C1VIClFdGl llmll-.l.lulrlvmflsl'1r flrw.-.lflllf-. NHNN-lllll'l'N lm llX'Q'INt'.lN Wm xlcvlm Slwppmgfcmrsouvenirsis alwaysa was llulm.u'l, l'llNlll.llll.l. .Xllvr .1 Numll, lm! l.ll.'HlKlll'lMlSlllllV. and Hobart WaS1lO CXC613- Q'llHlllHl-ISIN'LlllllllllllIYQWYITIK'XK'i'lltl'lllf'llllll' llllil. Vfllll flpillfi. VC001 Ellid bOOl'I'1CI'3.I'1gS slmip lm ilu- lmivr. Nliwlmrl NIIIUIN lzm-ll-ll lwmg llmv num popularilems. Also. tours lm' luwu. Wlml lllvxl lllllllkl llxvrv ww In '.X. 'vw ,lxplllqxlulv In 513015 throughoulHOba1't llll'll' liking. ll ww exulx .mllmm lm lllv .mcl rllll0l'l11dl'lS ra1f'I'aSmania. Luul vwn llllAllll'l' lluml llmlvl' .lllll lllv .ma lx4'l'll21DSlhPbCSlCVCHllh3lOCL1ITCd was lwrislx .lllll wmvllvll lilw lIk'Nll punt m ll:-lmm was QClliIlQlOSp6I1d anextra day ll SUUIIlN'l'.lllll'.lllll.ll'l'lll llml wmv zlwui SmllclsWCYCGVG1'5M'h6rCWhen itwas nl llu' ll'lQ'lltllll'Nl pvopllf in Illv mwlll llw in .miwlluvf-Cl that TVHSSOUN would anchor l'.lsu1.u1i.1. om Cll'lCll'PlTlE1lIllH Hobart for an erdfa da y. Nl.lllf'Ul llll'x'l'm'WIsNlli.lllX'.lIll.lQc'01 ,-X5 Xljggfyul-j 1113516 her tum in the lmxll lllL1llll'llll1N .mal plllw .xml m.my' .also DCWJCHI Rivm' and Slowly IGH Tasmania. llulal1llll'Q.m1lvlmg.xlIllvlm'.llv.1slz1w.lluf almuflus of the Crew tumed to what may pvopls' wt' llulmrll .nav Ylllllllk'. lwuvsi ,md lmwc liven the IOUSQGSI two Weeks of the alown lUC.lI'Ill .1ml111.1m'xwm mai olllzvix' rmlsv - thc transit batik to The United waxy to k'lllk'l'l.llll ilu' vrvxv, 51.2105 and H,-X'xK'A1I! April W , 211:-- I fl lc IB up 'Ion 1 swam Nm 0 in u f N 1' 1 X UI rf: ns f1fFUSSIUIlIllll1 r mlrllrrurlrllzlllzz Iusmwurmw xo Utjfll ll un- u 1. A mfmf IR LfLfl1hjlltIf'OLLDlIf'IflS'71H7'f4IlS l I 4 13,-XXISQ ,. r' f V' 5: .I :':'g If .. ' '. ' ' ' I 541 ' ' f , 'if l1rf:'014 .' X ff Ii.X!.'iRnIx'r1 Rrzr, om'rgfIlu'firs! rlwrrorl !lu'pi1'r. is lwurlily -I vu u -'J :A V' 'A-In Ng' AA E. . , Q g...., -4'1 Q if .Y. 4.5. 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YA- , v ' , , nl ,,.,q.'f'71f?557lU H' ,' fr- ' 'Af-. Q Q. 5- Q 4 .. :f -'-' -nh! 4. ..-.a-xiii?-'L - J'J f-' - 'A W f 9 , . l ' -'f:2:v ' ' . - ,J . --L-P+ 1-1-'3t1Tef-f Uuplillsslurrx1!urrxuz!1'r- r!x1-ra-fzf.-ffm I ' Uupfu1lllISKL'WailnwzH-1f'n'1, hiv X '. N . 1'!lh'l'lUlft7f3,ll! !f'1xs!.wlX!umr: N4-fIr':.i.u-: ' I, I'fl'1'r1 luvvl ffh' 1--pw! Nav fm-uv::41:': Vw i lux! lltflflf ru x-rr,.X!1se-1-:.'r :s !'f 1. w mm. I r e . N 'N rulvvx-uw' irx-:PHP.Xrzriswrmiueqf rr: :Fw 'w 1011?-SXSIE' naw, 5 LN 1 'e-- -1- , - torfllffv .x QQ. -rr ,HE ,PP ' IMHH 5 COlOf guard leans mio the brisk wmd in the Derwent river. IOPPOSLW bot lfdnsa . 5, .L ..-'.Lf4..1UQ: Dems escoms .'v-IISSOLU1. fo O . Q ' U . the N, L PP SHG bottom r1ght1Mzssoun heads out to sea and 19691715 ............4.-1 ,fit We at v-- ' .. U: 7 .1744 - 'ff'.,'....:1 -- ... . My -I-X :1 1 L . ffppl M HUP fffl ecksqf I . . u . foufld then 'f illccllll tl l'urr of'.'Hissonri's irvlcrmic home lo Anienra was provided by several ladies who had brought thousands of lets to the Shlp to Place a T iniprvs eww lrzhowl. But it couldnt match the very large lei that was draped around the ship's bow later loppostte pagel- p lust Ni T lion. . T116 llflgate, K. The lirst stop back in the United relatives to see how the Navy works at sea pulled a10H8S1d? ns-F on anothff g. States mis in paradise. and as Missouiis and how a crew and ship come together as refueling Operauothe awesome I 1 l crew looked upon the many well-wishers one. Tigers obserVCd I SU-umental dum Q that had come to welcome the Mighty Mo During the week's transit back to that had been SO m 1 -.4 home. it mis a pamdise that was long in the mainland, Missourfs Tigers were given War with Iraq- t mst fherellmsl H coming and deeply appreciated. tours of many of the more interesting Alth0Ughj a one-S While in the Aloha State the ship aspects of Mighty Mo. From the ship'S confusion of Hndmg sirlessatb-4113 also picked up several new crewmembers engineering spaces to the massive 16-inch ship and a little quea t Crew SIOWW, -L: lor the linal tmnsit home. These 245 new guns, the Tigers climbed over, crawled high seas- this newiieirsmmmdui lvliwouri sailors were enlisted to serve through and watched as Missouri's crew become at easewith 6 nsauy.-ggeiig ': aboard the historic battleship for a special carned on the fmest traditions ofthe N avy. the week's end. H165 .th their new T - cniise. The many fathers. brothers. cous- Each day the Tigers were given just as coiiif0Tff1b1ilv?V..NHghtYM0ii ins. uncles. sons and iriends of crewmen something different, something new that Aboard lite as their fe 1fZlIiSSOuri's199 ,Q ., WOllld lr0d MiSs0uI'1 S decks for one week they would take away and remember for a mates. but l'or1n3U3taSied forfivef' dlmne '-hC.Sh1P S 1991 Tiger Cnuse. very long time. On one day, the newest ol' Cruise could havfl E Anger CF'-115913 8 Chance fOr male Missouri's crew got to watch as Missouri 1 it i :U i .9 4 94 5 l May ll ll ll I xg Q 5 .5 'ff' 'Q gli-5 .CA ,'.v,S ,f 23 ,': ,fvf f-T-I'-l 'V Q! M' ' 751 f, 1, 'T pix. . -3 'Nplf V. .,,W,' Ill ,gg mn . F0007 fufnmnuw' 4 Xu hath x. -vp-Q-it1Cfr .-,,.. -wx-A , I.'kboL'vr1QfzryC'I.N'C'P.-Xf'Fl,T.,-XIJMR0iwr1.!,K4-Illluns orzr'oflh1'lirsl In w1'I1'orr1r' Missouri hmm' as 110 mlkvri to rfw rrwzr my f?lr's!11A1J's UNL, IIHPT, as ,'Higl11U.'L1n IVIIXJFIYI,-fV'i!'lI!1!S mul Inuvd Ones go! Cl fitcmrv fo surprfsf' Ihr'r'rc'11', as Mrs. M1111 Tilo did to h1'r son HMCS Nu'u 'filo flljlll. and also lflflflk rhv crwujlbr U job url! rlmw frmorrffj. 97 3, .s.v.k i fx, ,QL -pu .AIX .Jn Mi.-.rauuri'ra lll'll'l'SI f'l'4'll'llll'lllbt'l'S, Hu' Tigers, began their aduen ll1I'f'UllMl1l1li. 151571 us f'll'SfIi1i1llll1t'll!llL'ClilsIi'OHlI3VCll,'O Pier in I'i'ru'l iIul'bnr'1mp riqfill, lluririg Hli'S1'l'i'rlf1fli1 trip many Tigers fN'l'fIlHl'1ll'QlllIillIl'iI!l'flfllfll'ffllHilVflllfillt'QfvzxlfilflfillxIO.HLL','lCll'l6T il wus lfXllx'l'Ilfl Ilumiqli .1Ii:4sm1l'i's big i'i4i's lriglili. lL'CllCllfl'lQ C1 '1 lir'i-puiiw-1' l!l'lllIPllSlllHl'IHl Ilnrlrrmrn rigflill or f1t'IIfVlf1 rcfwquaillled , IUHII!U1'1'i'Ul!l'Sflh.1!l'. llvrm HlUIl'llC1il'1 ivirli his Son BM3 Tim Hruu'rz!uixvi'i'1. ll fn I 1. is h I 94 41 1 1 111 1 11 111. 1. 1 1 frm---' UI. ,U1.sw11r1'sq11f's1.s11'r1lr'l1f'rlr1r1rl pllnlogmplufd 1 41 11: I fl 1 1 .N fifzliflf. 1 11 1 1 1 11191 1-,f 111 11'f1ff11111l11'f1r11-1l1111f11l1r11vm,'kI1.ssr111r1r1pr1rrjfo1r1othrfrshipsf N f. W.. ' ed their time on board whether it was relaxing with their 3 All of Mighty Mo's Tigers eryoy , sponsors, as Mr. Melvin Meece did with his son, BM3 William Meece Irightj, or looking over M iLssouri's superstructure llejtl or getting some hands on time looking over a helo provided by USS Sacramento lbelowj. 1 mv ' qw I l . Q, W,-E l I 1 -1' I id O nl i , Y A'I sd f 'h-v. E94 100 i wx Y bv ' A 'l -.4 1. BF'-3:1 M Q-.5 Mlwwzw' HIIIIU Vluzw' l'uf4'ls mln' ll I , rlwrfrwlzf ru u'r1r1'h fum' .IHISHUIIVI eu- 41.-w-rrn'r1zIu'1x Hum In fffllll Il filet ' P.x'NlI'4' If-ft! Iirum I-'um HJ. sun of ' IVIPIQ Xlulzfrrl lfmrx. rulrl Mull Q Ilmmuftmz KIQI, will fr! 1,1 'IJR.lnm'pll D I W- Ilfuruml-Ira, lI'H'UHl,'w!lI 1'r11nm'fl flIl'lbI' -F' nlnuml ,xflllfllll ,Hof Hflfllll, ' ' ,sr I' y. lrywrr. H5 Huw, rv'1,85I-fullpllfflllfjflfflllffslfft' H:'.'.fmr1leur:rr'fm'IlHf11'l'nIl1!lrJH. V 4 .., 'Eh' .n ff' 2 3 .f uk J E 1 ,. T Q I ? l 1 I S' N u i s i 1 f f I 1 X , s 1 r 1 15115, 'E'A4,n X, 4 . 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A Hollywood script couldnt have been written better for the 1500 crewmembers and the th0uSaHdS who came to see the victorious re- tum of USS Missouri on May 13. 1991. As the ship came through Queens Gate and headed for home, thc familiar sight of welcome home well-wishcrs could he seen on the mole pier. beginning Missoun's ofli- clal homecoming. Slowly, under cloudy skies, the mighty dreadnought slipped around the bend and headed for Battleship Country, Pier 6 at the Long lieaeh Naval Station in dramatic fashion. With an eseort ot' tire boats ln front and a parade ol' small boats behind, the sun hroke through the elouds, illuminating a ship and erew ln a brilliance ol' pride and reliel' that eoultl he seen on the laees ofthe erew as lt moved elo:-aer to honie. 'l'he sun also illuminated the thousauds ol' loved ones who erummed the pier and eraned their neeks looking lor their sailor. With balloons. llowers and sign:-1 in hand. Mlssourts liunily and friends anx- lously waited lor t he ship to be moored and the erew to he dismissed into the arms ofthe waiting erowd. As the brows were put into plaee, a roar ol' gratitude and relief grew in speed and volume from the throng. until the erew and erowd eame together in one gigantic' hug ol' love. On November 13. 1990. a -16-year-old battleship with more than 1500 men. most no older than 20. left lor mir. Six months later, after being llilll-ll'XN'0I'ltl axxuy and spend- ing two-and-a-hall' months in com- bat. that same ship retumed-- victo- rious. relieved. sale and proud. But most importantly Mighty Mo -- and her crew- were home. 9106 i .gm .vi l' J 'Mighty Mo's hgm rm- hm-bor as the ships creu- watchedjfom thiilddusith a Salutefrom water Cannons on boar S f'f0mif1Q Uito Long Beach be d everalffe its ill -5 iN --.sun Me .ua- Tas iassv -Q.: ,,'E?1..,. w-4nvvr.v-- f - ,zuannuai-vig! - 'W -- ' awww- 1 , I X 'YH fa 4 K -, L .N ' I Q vim, Q 'H . 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Pictures of homecoming -- lAboiv: lefjzj FC3 Lciii-rerice Alpert holds his happy and shy rihw' Knliw. Illiyhlj HITS Tim fiiliilry is oiwgoyed az seeing his daaghier Brittany and wife llmmm. Hivlow rlyhll Sl!!! Iwi' liiirkhrirz is wifli.-ornvd home byjormer crew member Joe Sr'hrx'k Hllluf' liollllfzy Sf'Iirx'k's son f,',lI'LSlfJlJllt'V. Opposite Page 1'l'op lvl!! ICWZ Nrillimi Gray was given a very special welcome home pn'-.rnl Inf his wifi' Slivlln: his lllllllllllt'll'llIl'Jl1. Vfop riyhij As he gels a big hug-from his milf' Ll.-.u, ilu'li1r'i'nffiiNIl2.'iArlrlm Lyons luqirifsswcl i 0 ui all Missouri sailorsjell - they wa're'l1nfru',lllmllif lliurtonilwjljl,I'l'I.I2ru'yHoilvlwnhollisczs11i'c'lfil-ji'1'wlC10l1Cl speeialday. IHnllrilrll'l11lllI 'I7u'lu1yr.ri:-lw'r'i'rirlwrl1114111111,Xlissonris lioriuworriiliy, as OSC' George Lax mul wifi' Vulluj r'uuIlmu'1l will: llu' rirufs llflfllllllll. R 3 -I ' , . 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U' - powder and prqectiles from U55 Sacramen O stoams ahead in Vcffilkqillg-f2fJF77IGliOTl. hidl SR John Allen SN Gregory Apgar SA Nick Barney BM3 Robert Baughman SN Roben Borowski BM3 Clarence Brookrns BM1 Michael Cantwell SN Kenneth Coon SN Joseph Decicco SN George Ellison BM3 Robert Engler SA Roger Fox SN Dennis Folkes SN Yancy Green SA Joe Herrera RMS David Holcombe SN Christopher Howard SN Henry Knight, ll SR John Lewis SR David MacGown SN Myron McArthur SN Antonio McOurddy BM3 Bobby Meadows BM3 Bron Morning BM3 Timothy Parks BM2 James Pinner BMSN Louis Ransom BM3 Cory Reigel SA Hugh Reilly SN Sion Skroder l r .i ,af-1 W' .,,,.1'f:.FQrv Iulxuwl S4'f'nrul lliulnlorz sailors mari ri l'U.N'RI5!' rig mop Iurrvl Hll'l'l', during ful unirmuiilimi milrxul. lrirililj SN Hurril Iirrulluip uppllvsnon skirlpuinllnurlwvk'sinjlruwz usIi.XI1!.luim'sI'uim'r'. HMI!DuvlflHulmnilwumlHM!!l'mi1Ri-iqvllfxik 138 -1- ., BMSN Kevin Taylor BM3 Michael Turin SA Randy Williams X Ilillifi I X A i ! 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Sharrett e c J , ,. J M gil 1 l -1911 1 Mn 5 'H Y YY 'Y BMS Jonn Sneiton SN Armando Stodomingo SR Lucas Tafoya SN Kenneth Truift SN Wrllle Ward SN Sean Washnngton BMJ Donald WIIIIJIUS Bmw Muctmol Wnllmms FMSN Warwn YJIOS SN Durnck Noung , 1 I 'Mx' 4-1- jH'lf'l4fl 'wrrgnul I-,nlralwrl rrr'u'm1'r1 SN ,'i'.7'1 .f'nr1!hrmv, lfqfl rymrlv' fl Irwin ill. w ' , f f Nf ,fu pfmflwrf. rrurlfl r'v'r'Hls l1'lrilr'p1'r' 1 pffwrm fh-jr! IIHIIVI mul llrurlll rmrl J I rw 'arfw nrnfm furry 'wH'f'I'llflIlj flu' Ilifjllf f,- an V' 1111 143 1V1S1 A., ,, f-.. aff: fy' ff? SX George Tababa pedoz-mg mginfe nance on the ship's lyfeline BM3 Charles Alben SN Donta Beamon BM3 Timothy Brown SR Randall Burkhart SN Ronald Carney BM3 Morris Clark SN Roben Croy SA Adnan Cruz SN John Dubose BM3 Steven Eyler SA Rusty Freeman BM2 Raymond Gagarin SA Ephraim Garrino BMSN Patrick Geren SN Mark Golly BMSN Kelly Goodwin BMSN Koy Goodwin SN Mark Grampetro SR Robert Grinnell BM3 George Henderson SN Chris I-lillebrand SN Steven Johnson BM3 Dennis Kelding SR Francis Lacson SR Kent Malveaux BM3 Kasper Mark BM2 Carl Martinez BMSN Ricardo Mascorro SN Carl Maslen SA Jason McKnight 145 114 SN Charles Milton SN Michael Mims SA Sergio Montoya SN Troung Nguyen BMSN Joseph Norman BM1 Vincent O'Bannon SA Glenn Ola SN David Oliver SN Raymond Otero SN Roberto Payte BM3 Carlos Peterson SN Andres Ramirez SA Henry Robinson SN Gerardo Rodriguez SA Manuel Rodriguez SN Michael Rodriguez SA Vince Ross SN Ron Roybal SN Ronald Seralin SA Ferdinand Servillon BM3 William Spencer SR Carl Stanoack SN Jose Suarez SN George Tababa SN Olimar Talla SA Aldin Tan SA Juanito Tan SA Ronald Tedesko SN Victor Walker BM3 Michael Wilder 'af :J- 4 1 F -an r- F-T . . 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M ENS Edward Stockton, M ENS Andrew Vasquez, B CWO2 Lawrince Hovorka, Fi CWO2 Jesus LaBampa, E BTCM Nestor Leonor, B MMCM Floyd Pruet MMCM James Boswell, M FCCM Edwin Terrell, R MFRCS L. E. Foster, A ENCS Gerald Meester. A DCCS Glen Wavmire F4 161 MMCS Fl. J. We-Stdykel A BTC Charles Artutis, B BTC George Boutiette, B MMC Duane Dennis, M MMC Fred Evangelista, M EMC Bicnard Floyd, E MBC B. M. Gray, A MMC William Holland, M ICC Bruce Lacoste, E BTC Teodoro Macalalad, B MMC Sylvestor Miniea, M MMC James Sempek, M HTC Bobert State, Fl MMC Francisco Taday, A MMC Ha Tran, M .urecs 1.-W, pm, ,r ' N s fl , .xICll'!1IflIQdlt'lUfGl Q fm ,BTC Tfodofo Pour ilu 6151515 H-0,-gf. ' BTC William Urban, B YNl Danilo Songco, Engineering Yeoman , 162 it U5 I fo., 9 Q' l wx, af? S . I A Q- 1 f ,4 .' ,wwf huh!-, rmuarru, lrllll Rvprm I I , If A ':'f Hwfflrullnrr frlllll HVIII lf,'Y.'H Allflllll' ' 1 1 -xml! If wwf Juni' mv: ll '.r1'.lf'rr1lruml ww gf ,ffnp f,'. :rumvrlnlr'lrurkirlqirlllIv I .'. , ,1, . 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E BT3 Larry Adams FN Maximo Alacar BT1 Blanding Asuncion FN Kevin Aviles BT2 Donald Backer BT3 Ronald Bartlett BT3 Edmund Bayer BT3 Charles Bedford BT3 Michael Begay BT3 Howard Box BTFA Gregory Braddy BT3 Ralph Brown BT3 Ben Carte BT2 Jimmy Carte BT3 Mariano Cason BTFN Corey Charles BTFN Craig Chauppette BT3 Anthony Cox BT3 Eric Cuento BT2 Timothy Daley BT3 Daniel Jochet BT3 Kenneth Dean BT1 Damon Delazio BTFN Pedro Desantiago BT3 Emelson Deungria 169 FN Budd Downing BTl Duane Duever BTFN Tashon Durham BTl Jeffrey Dyer BT2 Wayne Elliot FA Jason Ferguson BTFN Floy Fleming FA Charles Frederick BT2 Timothy Garcia BTFN Shawn Gougar BTFN Shane Grimm BT3 Timothy Guidry BT2 Michael Gurley BT3 John Hammond BT1 John Hampl FN Matthew Haney BT3 Galen l-lnrbin BT3 Jerry Honvner FFT James Hongel BT3 Casey l-liga BT2 Douglas Hillenburg BTFN Huy Ho BT3 Richard Horan BTS Thomas Howard BT3 Jeffrey Hull BT3 Flandy Hughes BT2 Keneth Hunter BT3 Gene Jewtraw BTFN Corey Johnson FN David Johnson FN Reymone Johnson FN Peter Jones BTFN Christopher Jordan BT2 Andrew Keel BT3 Bernard Kia FA Darren Kimbrough BTt George King BT3 Robert Klein BT3 Charles Knickelbein BT3 Larry Knight BT2 Gregory Koepp BTFN Chad Larsen BT3 Paul Laudieri BT3 Ewis Laurie BT1 Edwin Lodwig BT1 David Lovett BT3 Darryl Mariney BTFN Eugene Mateen BT3 Paul May BT2 William Melson FN Carlos Mendez FN Roger Merta BT1 Charles Metzger BT3 David Mitchell BTFA Donald Morton BT3 David Mulderig FN Randy Olson BT3 Bobby Owens BTFN Christopher Poole BT1 Blaine Pottle BT2 Lewis Powell FA Richard Prado BTFN Cedric Price FR Antonio Rangel FA Brian Reynolds BT3 David Richmond BT3 Cloyce Riddle BTFN Stephen Ritter BT3 Stacey Robinson FA Roy Rodriguez BT2 Warren Sadtieste BT3 David Schonfeld BT3 Charles Sernan BTFN Efrem Seward i 172 BT3 Adam Shelton BTFN Brent Sides BT3 Mike Simpson BT3 Dale Smith BTFN Manin Smith BT1 Tony Stephenson BT3 Michael Sullivan BT2 James Swain BTFN Alvin Taylor BT3 Bryan Taylor FR Emmanuel Travassos FN Brian Underdahl BT2 Paul Utne FN Joseph Vasquez BT3 Derrick Walker FN Richard Ward BT1 David Waterson BT2 John Webb FA Monte Wedd BT3 Tim Wetzel BT1 James Wheat BT3 Brad Williams BT3 Bryan Williams FN Eddie Williams FN Russel Williams 173 BT2 Harold Willsey BT2 Stephen Wolf BTFN Luis Wong BT3 Robert Zelenik BT3 Tommy Zimmerman Huvyxlpfzllf-I,.113U:K ,'.:l..x:ix,, ,N WN 1 -- 'IQPX' I ,U X 1UuNm!I1lI1U-I. 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Ol l ll RMCM Rnlwrt l-Irlwaudrs, UF ll ig I-'CTS X-'zulmw .lc-nsvn, OPS I. l-TITS Milton Mvlnlosh, Oli IQWC' llawixl llynmrvlk, OW X l l 1 , l x l I SMC' xvilllvl' llvzlwvy, UC l RMK' Ilnmld llvlrl. OC l AGC' .lznlws llmhuv:-sky, OA l SNICI Rlvk Kvv. OC OSC Ga-orgz' Lux. Ol E 5 , r E 4 lu if l QQ 3 , f , 1 V 5 5! ll 223 l l l N 'L . -4 E lAbmw'l AUfxJlllVlL'S Ill'r1I1or'slcg1m1fl LCDR 11011111 Jonas. MiSSOLu'i'S - f,Ct'HllUflf'HlJlll'l'.-fUl't'f'ClSf fUlOffl4'l' KULUVS lL't'fl!,lL'l' at sea. ITOp rightj I.'l l'irr1uH1g1 Whitv, OIlJi1'isirmQf1Yc'c'r'. frivs to dvcidc iflllcfood at a slzilfs sIm'I ht'ClC l pic'r1ic ' nuwls O1JL'l'fllfOYlCl1 standards. IRighU OSC 'M 1,log1c'l Dc X'ir1m'y vluwlcs IXHSSOIIITVS opcrczlionfzl Commitments. 22 224 wifi- L, PL. ii ,H l,CDRJosvpl1 Ilmvingtmz llv.:fU.jU!S dmwx sumr 1 . X 11- 4 Lili fp issoufis OPS Sdu'c1'u1u. 'Hlink ISL' Mark Rm rurfzwufwrirzgi OFSEL' us Pu' uzfks wx Hu' pPzom .' nm-gt 1 4 .1 - 'J' , f-,ix .4-' 4 ,.7,7 Missouri weather guessersn AG ' weather 3 Saou McKee and AG3 Rick Thompson Prepare a lmmchmg as they check the ' ' ' azmosphenc condluons at sea. 5 FCS Emu Arwrems SN Mctwaei Gmfnth AGS Siexem Hansen -XG' Vxumm Holnday -XG' ,D -v' Hmst '.Xx3.: Sxhnxfz h1xx+XKxlx SN J UN Hifkvr '55 Hobwi Vmum -M21 Hmuauu Irwomp on ' X INN x fxdv VWW:'11'r .l f, 1 f u'11f1'HvH Hrrlllll I I' If 5J'!'fr1rf f'5lllI'll'. r Il 'v. JY mv 11 wrbvryry. nj um ' 'P V '.7f,vwr I Ulllllllffl f fllifl 4 Iprvr'rrf1lI'lHHlHVl'lll '1fj'f,rL-1-r u'.'.v'.I'. -in -ns SM2 Christopher Bates and SM3 Johnny Stacy Itopjjbld Old Glory. Ibottoml RM3 Brian Walker and R112 Tomy Howdeshell searchjbr their 'llairoritc radio station iii COMM. 228 RM2 Mrqucfl Loya RMB Adnan Made RMSN Brnan Major HM1 Tommy Adams RM? Vmoent Bansch RMSR Tnmothy Blackwell FWISN Harley Bledsoe SMSA James Brown RMSN D.'tlll0l Buchanan RMS Jmnvs Bullard Rlxflgi Armor Caldwell RMSN Bruov CIOLISP VRML? Robert Dlfllxlldlll HN13 lhvld Uulw HMSN Anlllony Edwards SM? Anthony lfnlcomw SML' 5.1nmvl Howvrs HM3 M.lm-lllls Fowlvr HMI! ClllI25l0DlllPl Vox HMI! Gary Gains HMS' Canon Guurrn HMI! l-nc: lrlnrqmvu HMI! llnyrnond llundurson Hlvlil llfdwnrd Hnrnandoz HMI? Tony Howdfmhrzll HMI! Jnrnns Ingram SMI .James Lrevl RMSA Frfedrznck Lffwls RMB Juan Maldonado SN Kermit Mallet RMSN David Martin RM3 Timothy Martin PMSN Kevin Merrill SN Thomas Michel SM3 Jay Miller SM3 Patrick Morlan PM3 Matthew Morse PMSN David Payne RM2 Eric Pine RM3 Kenneth Polk PMSP Carby Rose SMSA John Runneberg RM3 Bobby Ryan RM3 Chad Sabo SMSA Marcus Scott PM3 Kyle Soltis RM1 Jorge Torres RM3 Brian Walker RM3 Mark Williams M3 Conroy Wilson PMSA Rick Wimer Q . iw 'fm s1 Y 1 f ,3UIi . lung QV S I Uullnlul Ntfl 4 Ilfl pm 11111411 lm '-l'l ' u I' I' 231 ivision , , ff- . - ,Meri 5 ' .K I , 'h.'?' H P 'Af v I Y .gy-.A Iabouej ET2 Toby UyemOlO cmd . . . . A - rica 55 delermme Ja teleulszon momlof 15 ded . ww flefll ET2 Wayne Chrislman 5615 UP 'ILS eqwprr an electrical safely check. f 4 gm Paz CflfUTW'i ill' -' ' Jorw Amderson PTNYHD Bumert Patvcx Cfwamberlain Stexeu Crweiter Vx .Ex 'xv Cfvrwstmam . Ch HJJGOYW '.' l.lXN'10!I 'x L ' X N Xl ' vi Nvxxiou ' ' ' 'l'nNlx'KA'X Hc'dQ'.ll1X fx 1 If 1 wx Yin'HH1n ,f1fII1'lfl 1 f Jrzr ul 'Jlfrlll I lu 1 P 5 5 i z I Y OI Division Ns ,rip 'Nu-,fy . ii. ,X.'X l l . u, i4,1f,f,, 7, 234 3' w:,'L i Hu I ., lin' x.u1'fl'awjffwlrm-fm.,1f1f-1'sI1ip'snearM15 ,'-.--fan A 1 ! N 7, -:LX 471 ug, 'pig ,'Iffr:y,Hgj 411141 MSHA JCUHLS Y TK, 50lU'l , Browne P OSSN Wllllam Agnes OSSR Benjamin Alcanter O53 Todd Allen OSSN Brran Bauman OSSN James Browne OSS lklrclmvl Buntzen O53 Marc Burrtvll O51 Slvpttvn CIJIQ OS? Davrd Curtrrgttt OSSN Svolt D.lvrS OSS Slvvort lllwraott 0:93 Jr-ttrvy Uthlll USSN .lotlrt Uvnl OSSA l rrr' lluliors USSSN Sll.lllllOll lnllon OSI? Wade' Gr-rrlly U53 Oewrgrlr borrrrrlrlit USL? llrrfrll Gowvrlfa . 'N , OSSSN lbonarld Grrerltltotrrxr USL' lhlrlrizlll Hztqzl OFSSN Sllzrnrz Hnmby O53 Jlfrrrmy Hraldlbrrnk 0533 Jrfttrrfy lrlrlnda O53 Scott Hugttres OS-2 Grant lamfs OSSN James Johnson OSSA Chrlstopher Kelly O52 Wayne Kung OSSN John Kraft O83 Scott Leonard OS3 Elton Mack OSSN Paul McCann OSSN Daren Moore OS2 David Morris OS2 Larry Mullins OS2 Roger Nelson OS3 Ronald Novak OSSN Chad Postler OS1 Ronald Poulson OSSN Kevin Pullin OSSN Everett Rhodes OS1 Jay Rockwell OSSN E. Roybal OSl Thomas Savoy OSSN Floyd Scamahorn OS3 Lawrence Soupene OSSN Mark Stoddard OS2 Richard Stoll OS1 Kenneth Sweet OSSN Ronald Thompson OS3 Jonathon Thurston OS2 Scott Warwick GSB Vincent Weber OSSA Garrick Williams OS2 Leroy Williams L l OS3 Robert Williams OS2 Wesley Worley V L V,, , 15 I 'i :Elf , Y 5 1 I tl ,JL Q 'l 4-lf?- ,r' r -hiv- lu In 'nf 111: 1,15 finish IIVII' 1,51 41 .umgx lY4L1l'1!1Ill111'lcl mu 4 ' 4 'mm-11:11-uf I lflflf flwfhnu P N , llhlfl Il 4 NHL rra.u-Iwmlulmn tl 1 1 , n w I 1 '1-um '1fIUlHHAflll'Nl'-lflllfl f 1 in up-rurffvv HI 'A pl:-Hu ' um L4--will ' I , .,-Vmr.r.v.' N lf all IH xrlllll 5, Wei iff' PM 'L Lf , 39 Vi f fw Site 2 ,..-,,,v.-1.- -' 'X' Eff -gig .. . ' gs,p.,g.v' 4 K, 1V1s1on 'Wir x FN CL M4w.2'fzfF5ff?,, EW! llruw' AIlllfll'lft'l' cmd I-IW3 Stoll Ymzvh lL'GlC'l,fL'W any SignS Qf5UIlCVl'lU radar. 238 . H ff-' '1 Q!'- 4 K Wasabi EW2 KW N EW I3 m 1 EWS Samuel Amwstrong EWSN Scotty Black EWSN Marthexw Burros EWS Paul Desaulmers EWS X'vVziaAm Deus KWS N.i!H.m Gmx fv Vx 3 -'Umm ,Lypkggn P Lmrmss i WI Haw M.1I!wlsv1 i VV.: HJINPIT PUDIYOIN' f Vx ' ur'- SM M ,il '1' U I, J. IIVVWIVV' ,f2rm'.1rfmqpvrlorrla .'. w. ff-11 Imrrfnnf-rr1p'.11p flu f ji! ,,-. N Z Division v Q? --..,,Qr Al. UO11 iw 1- L -Q zr1rlIVlr1r-lx, rr I ' ' 4- C'I'0,s, , ' f 'WF fum.-1. Jv,.,1.,,,1 imfzlffxf' ivm'Ilia1c'11u'Iwh0tOS-fflbovd W V IDI ITU! V1'lllfIIf IH fl - - INVIIIIVII ,, X - - M' ' 'H'f f W Hvflwvxf-11m.hcpcu1,11uru1tlu'GUlf Q ,nl x- 32 515 l'!L,.f si ' Y . g A wi vi A , Q 1 X Kylf' 234 242 V JK... -. if f I , ,, iff 5, , li? v M. 1 ua.. ' -W3 .,..V-.Y . awww ,Ig 3, ,, -rg 5 lf' . ,iq K- w ,zxfl Q- in ' img 535, il ia' A ' ,533-. f l 7 if sgnhf ' . LQ' AIS ' 13,533 .qi .,. Aw. ffsfif 'Q xg xv WS-L K .Q-jf if 5 ' I, .mal A :A r'ff? 'l' ,N V E , V, ..,.. ..,,., A 1 . ,x , ' 1 ,fl JO2 Scott 'Doc' Thombloom C0 'e nducts a video interv iew on the ship'sjlight deck. A . Y w H, 14 ,A 3 ,r- f V 5 'Hi .lllllwnlt Ilwrulvlw-111: l.lllirxar1!.,Imn 1 x me arm Diliow mm Plf-XY Vfvlf EQUIP ff1b0UGl MllSSOUI'i'S photographers. PHI Tomi COSQVUVU- W 'Q A r J ' Jlkfmv' gugwwx gather on the O-5 level to l'C11C6ADllOlOQf'ClIJllS :hal lull lazur be iibcd-IO' mul in . 7 1 1. .W - LCIJR T. 1.. Nll'Cl't'llf3'. Publis .-'kllllim Ollivcr .IOCM -John Calilby ILT Rgmdnll Wuslcl JOHN Dcnnis Buylvs IVR Mil-lmcl liruussami l JU! 1.4-cL'.nnplwll Ll I lmug l'nlm-:umm l'l I l 'l'l'l'l'j' lxUrsgl'lWt' l.lli llrvguly Uun'ic' l'l Ili Hmm! llnllmx I'l MN N1.u'k l'Ig.m l.l2i lmxul ll.n'1n-1' LISN .Lum-a lhnllllg Ill! Nlrh Sxmllr-.nlx l.IIi 54-.n1'll-lxvlm -, I ,Z hz! -3 A 23 244 mv-I llrml Ill uw1r'Iff'rl1'1fr1g ll11'Sfli1J'S rnclgfzzinc. Broad, xirlv, I1 'IJR I' AI1'f'l1'r1r'11 mul .IOVM .Mlm C f4Hi'gy IOOICKKJV' gl 1'f'mrs limi slippf-11 pus! ilu' ll'l'fIl'l'S. H013 r'igl1I1.JOSN Ilwmul Iing1lf'sf1m'lmrs ll lziglallgfru'1z'sa'r1s1 rl! sum. fright? .102Lu'!'rm111ln'llf1l1rII'll.'iHf'r1rl IHHUIIINISc'kIOI'flllfflllll' wllilr' on Il'flt'I'Hl 1u5gwIfla'r'. llmllmn l'l'f1flH .1012 CIUVU PITCH lu-Irlsqm'sr1'fvrzsur1flrlm'sslfzrnlzlluwm'rlgfzrlzilm'vm1f111c'1ing fl mul' in l r1'r11m1!Ie', .Xu5l1'r1I1'f1. ' 3- 'lf FIT! -5 ,f4fQ' 4' ig! 'A Q' -Ll'-v -th, Q iii in 23 246 HS. 1.1111111111 111161 fsom 111111 MSI? .N'f11l1f1111cI OH01 IGH 0111 douyhfor balcifig in Missourfs 1L'afCiVOOmE1U CDR Grant Thorpe. Supply Qmwr .fs F wr- l.l' Yt'l'lN'll lhnxs, S l l.l'k'l1.u'lv.'sl.u1m.m, S li Llllkl lk-wk hun-ln, S 5 HKS Slvu' XYlXKll'lN'k, S -l VNU H .lm-asv l3.lYlll S L! SKVKI Iiuhuulu Apualul, S SI ll 'M .lulm Tulln, S Ii N151 'S X' Ynluxm, S Ll 'x15l'N4wl-nl Agml.u. S L! I 'HN' l'e'H.nr k'm'n'.l1n1m-N, S 2 Illxl I.l1llv'1lHlulx'f' R14 ka xv N1 PM N1.al11u'll'wllfllk'lfl.u,5 I YH' Ixvmu-tl: H1'xlw.5LZ Rl .5,lI ll Ifnlf'-. 5 .1 I 0 CL x S Verlancio Virlusio lakes Cl peck az Cl typical dmlgf rnumj , V HIL' 'V 2 4 tuboue riglztl FC2 Ricthmcl 'Fannin and MSC Kenneth Remy check out Cliristrnus clireorutions on the Tecikwood Inn's salad bar. fright! l,'l'Cl1ftrIi0 Ixuimun, sliip's Sales QUiCer, smiles as SH3 Julian L00 points out that the new Missouri hats haue arrived. llwloumj MSC Cesar Ct'ruuntc's appears to be cislcing MiSsouri's Supply QUic'i'r, CDR Grunt Tliorpe, IIOLU big Qffl bun will be needed lbrtliisliurnl1iu'gi'r'putty. tbvlouv rigl1tJI,,'IUG Darius Jfunsllidi and L'l'Ve1'lgjn lluyvs. Missouri's Assistant Supply Qllieer. Chat about money rnuttcrs outside tlu' sl1ip's clisbursing Qlliee. 4' 'lin ,. 248 1 . - f vsw .R::-:.f sg1':.n's :.pc'?ms1rmxs lfcX'U7IllfUllS0ll sf 5,:': :1-Mgimks A-::.f.iIrE1j'if Wit' Elainwi Iludgn' and V -'N '-a... .:: . ---K - ' wx ,. .fly .. 5, .,. UK .xx P, 5 XbbfmwxXhuiurk.vhvvklosm' ' :1.'i.f't, za .i':, ?vIZO t f: f' PKC Ffmirni Ilmiglx' 1111's IU xuv' 1 , k'llf ' ' fx N uw f .. .. - .K . . . :'::, :x.x:'t.::.r.' I':.:: Imqz YVIUIIFU Dill! mix 249 5, if 4 - ,1 ,f.-,,5,1- -w flpgf .- L., , ,Q I 1 ,V , ' A, . .. H A TQ Q.5ggid:x:pLQ1.t.LS 4..1.-,.l.xL..A- -A Q k f V Y Q H 'Wig 535 M 1' . A K ' ld 3 gi 1 'Q.tQf4..-gl:L:4 a...A2.x..g.-g.AQi.f -...LHR Y,--,ALL A-W Iftlxmwl SK3 Alclcu .-Xhlxwt docs Cl little spring Cleaning Cflflll in Mo Mlm. Irightl SK2 'Bud' Hamcy reviews supply rvrgttisitiorts in LSC. ,,,,T..E. n 'L' l w 1 ff , 14- 5 .a ii ,F '! .: . SKSN Jose Solis marks Clown aklbw izcms in .NIO .Wflfl Il 1 1 H0068 '? SN Cano Aban SK3 Alden Abboft SKB Rome! Aguilar SK1 Bnan Bowman SK2 Loreto Cacayan SKSN Steven Cooke SKSN Luas Cones S-KSN Edgardo Garcia SKS Wnllmrn Harney SKSN Lucuto Inmntv SKSN Arno! Juncnoz SKSR Wullmm Juhgln SKSN Gvnmo Lmdnmbgml SK13 Gomrdo hmgglilmmvfa SKI John Suns SKSN Joao Sons SKSN Rodolto Tnonqumo SKB Ronald Turnuf SKI Gregory Ware SKS Maczhmel Wulk - Division , ZF 44 :L 1- 1 ITop1 11's DC'lllUV'll1JH as MSS.N'A1ul1ony Wilton llDf'L'jN'll'C'H Ilia pun flu' Iuflfilrf K I - X 1 , xl, L! HIIUUI illc' jhmiliar scene in Missoulis gallcgy was Hu- wo!-mf 1, Y I ' 1 'f u ,1 gl I le .wI1L!fzg4lfml. AX Ng MS2 Chris Armienta MSSN James Ball MSSN Toby Bames MS2 Victor Barrett MSSN Eshman Bell SN Raynaldo Bolo MS2 Mlguel Castillo MS3 Hyung Chung MSSN Darren Cotton MS3 Anhur Denng MSSA Maltheno El MSSA Steven Epefson MSSR Jellfey Ferland MSSN Donald Hugh MSSN Charles Hmson MSI? Jlmmle Janmes MSSN Thomas Johnson MS3 Patnck Kelly MSB Muchael Knkalo MSSN Anthony Lnghtloot MSSN Rlchard Lopez MSSN Carlos Mayen MS1 Donald Maycskl MSSN Chns McElroy MSSN Jose Moreno , 253 lg 4 MS1 Robert Myers SA Dennis Panopio MSSN Jose Ramirez MSSR Alfred Ramos lVlSSA Michael Sanderson lVlS3 Russell Simpson MS3 Wiley Smith MSSA Rico Thompson IVISSN Kenneth Thrower SN Joel Tividad MS3 Douglas Umphlett MS2 Daniel Valencia MS2 William Vigie MSSN Don Williams MSSN Rodney Williams MSSN Victor Williams Mssn Johnny Willis MSSN Anthony Wilton -V50 ifffint-i C - V' - - . rtst Il i ' ' . 'f 8 zprppmrrtiifiit nfrzulfg 'Utd KISS.-l I7rzr'rf'i1 C't-:limi pour sltrimp into one Qf1WlSSOLU'l5 hug pots ' ' 1 V 'V' IN' t'xt'tf'lIr'iv1 Ui ' 1 Vi iii rtl X Mmm 4- V .Vic ffCL U' RXNQ Q'g 'i 1 0 , 'NN I - . . . . .. . . J: u prrpurxzliurxs hving nmdv 'Lv' Hzszq Efg. VS! '-1151.1-I Lkzsfzilo. WRYR.Vm'un'1Sundvrsurl mad 'JSC f'rs.:' l'r':x:'::us .f'::ii.iZvI:j'f'CWO-1.lvssvIN11'iz1znlrvflrs rs' SX' Rg:g.':.zfkio Ebfo as ':1'g1:.Zs!?:vMo v,xpr1'ss !rm'snIm1Ix1r 5 .zfcsttzv rs-ni Everton: ICE' HSS-X IXzm'11 l11Irmlur1d.HRi.X' , fSc' '-f. 1 i.' LIAR: mx I'I1' U.:'7'. :r'::4 W: Kfzxsvzuis fm'sxf1e1'kS. 255 l l s-3 liViS10U f Y. , K 1 . ll 'S 9 Ae ,V -,l l E l fCll7Ol'Cl Making sure thc creases are always straight is S113 Frvdcriclc Newell in the ships dry cleaning plant. lrigllll Wl1al's thc word, SH3 Bustos? l i I i 5 s 254 256 SHSN Robert Young SH3 Shawn Alonzo SH2 Donnie Brown SH3 Peter Burkhart SHSN Roselito Bustos SHSN Calogero Caruso SHSA Eugene Cruz SH3 Leenorge Damels SN Rodney Flelds SHSN Darrell Gay SH1 Gregory Green SH3 James Harns SH1 Allan Johannsen SHSN Darryl Johnson SN Chul Kam SH3 Rolando Lapak SH3 Juluan Leo SH3 Nathan Lollls SHSN Fred Newell SHSN Alexls Pena SH3 Alblno Samson SH3 Herbert Schock SH2 Lorenzo Torres SHSN Roger Vuala SH3 Alfred Washington SH1 Nrcky White A41 lczhouvj SI ISN Darryl Johnson does some sweatin' and prvssin' in Miglzty Mo's dry clccming plant. and fabooe right! S113 JCUIIUS Harris docs some stmllin' and Cuttin' in lhz' ships fXll'1JCl'S'lO1J. Iright1SH3 Roselilo Bustos always has good IlUll'SHkff9V Missouri Crew who enter the aft ships Stow. 1 ,Vt 'I .Q ...L .--,A 1 .Tw 'b'f22.:. -Niv- 'hd M15 I , Y 5.-JU H, 4 ..- ,..,o mbwa L '.!.n.' 'Mr' 'H fflnufl' Ind' Il H ,.. lla l.:fnH1f1'1fIlI 1,1 If -1.1-ffvimfln lwlufuf1'l 1 If: Huw. -Ill xr. 1111 Ulu! l'!vfl llfv 259 , 260 Division R'-L 3 If Getting ready IO pass the buck is DKC Elclred Hodge an Missouri 5 DISIJIIVSIIIQ , DK1 Jeffrey Carbaugh DK3 Glen Frybarger DK3 Sidana Mey DKSN Derrick Nelson DK3 Rafaelito Nocete 1 I I ' r -S 5 a,1V1S101'1 3' ' . gn? wal! I0 5 , . , ,N , A V I-IL uflg Chung Loolang lzke Mazre D's az afancy restaurant. M53 Lawrence Jackson cn V J dinner guests at ar I ' ' lot ler Mighty Mo receplzon. ?'l 'JSSN Germ SQL-A ll' w A be S0550 Bmggmgn ,., , X., --bbw Jabba: Bmgkg I, I N M 53 Mffllvi Eiizm H N N D. .. - be .r G0.am,ar1 V3.9L.ixxwfwv.I,1k-A3011 .r'S.N Mxidx Jthll' 'USSN U.:fi::1 M.1r1m '-'SSN ii.am1.11t Morqgn Qslxl 4 gun Uxivi xxmil S - f U. 1. 1, 5. ,- .ff 'f uf ','f1'm1flff', unrl IH'lIllIlllIf'. fffVl1 1'fpff1fIv1 I . Ilan' ,nnjwr 1111111 263 4 i 'sim 4 'Q f 5 .kv 1-5,55 A. , ' ' L, Qi , E 5- 4 . I. dn IUH nb' 'i H - -il i t 'Ili'- vf'f l I+' ui- 3 R M dl' ,.s 'E 1 . .w ' I . R11111I1li11111l l.C'I7IC l 11111111 A!111'11111's1' 1'1'l11,x'111 II11' 11'111'111'01 . gifts 'f I 1 1 1111'1'7 I 1111'1' ll I1111'111'r111111 ll 51111112 I-'VC'17111111.X'1'1ln1'1'-111,195 1- ' -V ,d,',,,...,:,, l'flt'l'S 11111111111 ll Sfl'l'I P11'111'f1 7T'4'Hft'. 111111117 LT .-111111111111 'W ' fs f f -Y: If UP Iim 'Irnj!nr 1 M1111-. on flu- phmu' during u lull in flu' V JA!! 'I f , - flIf1f1Y'!, Y'I'!1fffUl'ff'flg f IIRJUMHfif'Il1'lr1r'nfr11x's rm UNR!il'Ajrorn flu' 5my,f, figqlu rl:-f 1-1, flrffzy I-'mf fffmImlrru'n,lrorn UM Ilirrisinrl slcuzd if fmm of liufrr rfrnplq Tflfflflllflllfk' urmnrwl box Iuur1rlu'rs thu! I uvfrrf IL.'sl'fi riurmg Mighng .N1n's' firm' ul rornbrll. 267 N! Division gf. Ffa! lclboucj Turret Orzcfs lqll gun lllll!'fl5lll'5 14 sirffvfl lllfill round during 1110 Chiu-ll'fIl'. llfjfll In fm wulal momirig lull in llzc action. f5,1IHS3.'.lf1rru's llwxkw touches up paint on llLFl'Cl own Tv' l GPAGL' A Sldwk qv GMGSNJC1mes Henkel greases 0. lurrel one gun ban' I 4 il C3IW'3il Hobo-rl Slllllfl GPACTS Hnyrnond Wlulv GIMG1 l.lnf.1nq Wulfson GMG3 Shaun Cosby GMG3 Scott Fisher GMG3 C. Gardner GMGSN Samuel Glen GMGSN Kenneth Good GMG1 Wesley Hancock GMGSN Benlamln Heath GMGSA Dernck Hem GMGSN James Henkel GMG3 Nrno Jennlngs GMGl Mark Landskov GMG1 Charles Lodwlg GMGL? Corey Pllurn GMG3 Jason Pnbyl GMGSN Rulhunord Sun Pedro Division 11 -P' ! lv if fabouej Turret two sends a rniddlr' al lflf' night Lmkwlw Call lo Iraqiforces dug in on the KLHLYIII f-rx1stlif1rr.flf'lif' GMG3 Douglas Trinidad and GAIG2 John !.m1ff+ Clean the barrel ofa szlvleerz incl: gun on furrvl HW CMG 'l , V, 4 Gi i 5 3 Th . l ' rrm um is immrzcuzely clean. Omoo Belskz erwums lim! llw fJH'ClC'fl Qlf1!!U'l W H' l ' 1 GMG3 Thomas Belskl GMGSN Garrvtl Brlght GMG2 John Carroll GMG1 Douglas Duffy GMG2 Steven Esposlto GMG3 llmollly GLISS l3NlGSN TIIHOUOIL' Gully GMGSA Jolm fX.lllll.lL15lx.l GIMG3 Lula M,1ldon.ldo LUJG3 Mark Ml:ALwv dll-lil? lmxllnl lvlulilnuon Ulklllll ll pkjlllhl UMLSESN Jolul llowvll QRMGSN lllmlllly Hmlllly GMLHI l.,ll'lllllTw HOdllillH'.' lfihllllilxl Alw- TSl.lrll,. W lHl.llll3L' l.l.iTllw'.'+.' Fl f1r.1l,x.llll'l1lf1l'5 Tl' Gf'.4f'i'l VV Vwfflll-lil Tll'l' llll l,lcl 271 Division 272 'II' Iabouej Turret three roars during the war in xref ' an Ilejij G-2 gimners mates pedorm mamtenwlff' breach ofa sixteen inch gun. GMG2 Ivan Weston .xl 1 Mu II5 ilk' .X X..X Xi jul Xwwgi X., X ying' -x X , , , 1 'N v NN .ue c.2'Y'19 X X DN X1XH'X E.E'x,Es 'N 4 'N , ,. ,, H X N X N Co wa' boa 3 5. -3 Q ,, X vw. x,, 'H' x X' 'X ll Q X X XXOXTX' sa - X, X 1 X10 F.: XX X r 'Q ul N - , XX45'5. ' 1' no msfx' wx- na, , , X X' X XX..X X . Pxkrkxx mX'?'X,v.. X,X I .,X p a ,XX X A r X xv-l b-Xf,.1x X .'X'X. Vgx X tl 'N .XX 1...v-.. KXlXX'!i VTX -N XX., ,f,1f4'Xf-J KHVV' 'yxVX'U'5' XX X. Xf,1lX M rum -MXH ,f,'1i,'HXX'X UNH! . X Mr, IXXXX MM-M M4 ,HY,1.:'TX A.'TX1NXr ,lin .,, 1 ' 'VII . r,-f-flf, 1 I X 33, . . -5 3 -, W ' ' 35-4. , Q 'iiffll ---Q14 ,- I abouej Five- inch mounts 52 and 54 fre GSPM Ofapre-action Calibration exercise. Ilejil GMG3 Roger Sayen and GM G3 Curtis Bergeron apply grease to Cl jiue-inch gun barreL i 1 e Q. 911 YM 'Y' 'Q ...L ai ,A ,,,,,-3 3 GMGSN Jeremy Alexander GMG2 Curlis Bergeron GMGSN Christopher Blom GMGSN David Bolger GMGSN Gary Campbell GMG3 Alben Farmer GMGSN Nallmrllvl Gvler GMG2 Jerald Grant GMG2 lwlrclmel Greer GMGSA Tu-nl Gullm GMGSA Wlllmm Hanson GMGl Dorm lflalluvld, ll GMG3 Kwan Horny GMGSN Mlnilmul Jones GNIGSN Hoy Horns Glvllil' Cuuq Mllllma GMGSN Plnllrp Mulkrvy GMG13 Jurry Pnrutllurml GNIGL' Mark Pollvnlmrqm CEMGZSN Sullly Hupu C'5l',lf3fl Hgrmlrl Hllmlm fSl.f1GT'l Hrpqrlr Say Gl.'lGFSN Mur3ll:areISurr:1r1O GFAGSN Mrrglmr-l Smnllwood 011655 Kf'l'lll llrfnnl pvrjorrns I7lHUl1I'H!1I'l!l on ajirx! inch CH71flllUllI' ion srulrlrf. labovej A Tomahawk cruise mzsslle M1575 'mo Tomi sky towards an Iraqi target. IIQJU Afief the my hawk mission is completed, it'S the Navlijrgefsmmll Miller time, paintmg silhouettes for 6 launched during the war. 3 V., ' g', Pl , uv le' W? cg' ,og Q3 lf'IXlSlrf rrul ll 'fl' I FC3 Man Alexander FC3 Troy Arrington FC2 Andrew Ashton FCSN Richard Baldasaro FCSN Greg Burhend F C3 John Cast-eel FC1 Salvador Cervantes FC1 James Clwek FC3 Glen Dark FCl Ralph Dennen FCS Robert Dumas FC3 Jvll Frolund F03 Bunn Hans: VCD Grvgory Harrell FC1 John Honnquvz PCB Holwn Hrrlv lC3 Donn Howu VCI3 Rrclmrd Huglmfi VCI! l3rnriu Jonas VCSN J.1y Lovull FCSN Patrick O'Horo FC2 James Owens FC1 Larry Owens FC3 Robert Parker FC1 Terry Parker FC2 Don Reddeman FCSN John Riley FC3 David Roush FC2 Martin Shearer FC3 Jesus Silva FC2 Elmo Thiele FC3 David White FC2 Robin Woodbury ti Q , Q W 2,-if N' 'J .Y V JJ,r'Ii' N 'T' t F f - 3 z,,g7fi C1 'Y' ,' H I . E lfiif ' -' A 9 I-:E vxl' H R 74 il ,iff 4' f WTC'-.-i f -J 1 1? ' r' V J f-ig' 1--5' fx Hi J 'f A U4 L Q, ' I 5 A If - :N . E 'V 1 , ,, , ,f V f ! 1 -I 34..- tgp -4 we- ..,, i , . J : -i- xi .'ii 'tvf- YL - ' f ' , - 12s7l..Q-fl. .'.lL ',, 1.i, , ' tg It'ziJoz't'I I-YY? Rolwrr Ilim' ruiwtirs flkfif-L'1fOI'Hl11f1mf1 dumm G CINS drill , I Rt'!'il1t'f7lUlI cmd HPSR' John Rfil-1, Q0 Oi-pf UIW5 ,,mf,mtfm,lQ, promdlgr Zig W F52 ' ' ' ' G . Don 278 i '- ir .I x al lx ISL missilf zsrlvrlrlur':NrI1ff'f1.s gc:9puiEfig'2S1CE1mOLUlage paint scheme ofa Tom mu' ' cm! ' ' 5 ' . depleted urariis armored box launcher. .flop ngh11FC3sGlcn Dark loads n mzh Qimru. PC3 RO um rounds. fClbOUE?JPT'Ol,'lI1Q that euenjzre conlrolman AIXHIII. H '53 Ulm Ilnri-.1 96V Parker and FCC Kenneth Hayden sand down an ammunition box. fnqhzf I-T31 I .wir 5 D6 decks. anHowe and FC3 Robert Dumas scrape charred painljrom me blasr shield on r 11- mrs Rl Division an .2'l' Itopj During pvlly QHiCl'l'Sl7lU1l mms qualifications. CMG! Henry Jclclcsorl shows propvr usa' Qfifl .-15 mlihcr pislol. fabovvl GMG3 Joc' Jfzckson. GAIGLZ Brian Rubino. GMGSN .Uirllavl Bess and GMG3 C'l1rislophcrSc'l1mhl,u' Clean up G 125131 dmingzm. 280 -:Q '77 ,.,.-..-4 1:-,tbl ,,,.,,' K -4 ,-,,-,f-' 4N.,f- - ' -1 ,',- ' . C '.' '14-uunii-il ' ' I A ,-Q, - I 1 'CSA-1 - i,',:4,, -,gi 'it-' F-,x. an ' 'T' P'--N 's PE-5 9 H.: nv.. 5 xi .-- .K A A-L, .,,. It I s GMG2 Larry Sirmans GMGSN Mrcnael Bess GMG1 James Blackford GMM1 Mnonael Draper GMG1 Henry Jackson GMG3 Joe Jackson GMG2 Harry Johnson GMG1 Kennvth Kung GMG3 Adam Lyons GMG2 Bn.1n Rubnno GMG3 Cnnstopner Sch: ubbo -,,',.4 r U9 GMG G1 K nnelh King man the chrrirz F Y SN M Lchael Bess, LCPL John Kempker and GM 6 . l LCP!! Q C1 small boar dnll frightj GMG2 Brian Rubino holds training on the Cflflifl QW' WU I lor. rt Cuevas GMGSN Michael Bess and LCDR Eric T ay 281 FC3 Larry Alpert FC3 Michael Anderson FC2 Daniel Balduocl FC1 Shawn Bllak FC3 Michael Bistersky FC3 Davld BOCk0rny F CSN Thomas Bower FCSN RICNEIFC Brady FC3 Toby Carscallen FCt Pitul Cook FC3 Ivhcllitcl Ducote FC3 Randolph Fetzer FC3 Mark Gallagher FC2 Wllllilllt Genereux FC3 Phlllp Hadley FC3 Matthew Jones FC3 Paul Kerth FC3 Allen Kung FC3 Donald Locke FC3 Jultrey Mrlnnrng FC3 Kurt Martln FCSN Scott Matthews FC1 Nathan McCorkle FC3 Make McLaughlln FCSN Jeremy Moody FCSN Gregory Nank FC3 John Pitsenberger FC3 Jeff Fientz FC3 Anthony Rubalcaba FCSN Daniel Shock FC3 Shon Shrontz FC3 Gary Stith FC2 Richard Tanfin FCSN Eric Thibodeau FC3 John Upchurch i FC3 Patrick Upton FC3 Gregory Wardvveli FC3 Toni Watts .X1mnbcrS QWF Division zakc cz breakfrorn their work to watch the RPV on TV, as il looksffif zrzrguzs. ' 1 I ' f S ' ur Up l .u 7' Q -. 35-i ,xfgf 5' . . , -F 3E LJ' ' -- , . ,..,-,., 286 Q?-L: F-3 Division lc1Iml'U7I-YT? l.41r1'gJ.'Xru1ursm1 l11c11'H!f1z'HS601127121u1zm1I1'0'1 if: fl Mum liczllury lJir1'c'mrSpo1 111, 411511111 Iflfi CillrisznpizmOmg! .uni 5-T12 .-inlllorlylJo1'srg1c11iil1s1 41 rxuim' iiumu ur: iz Sl'AkO'E1f11? i'f.z':vm dirvvlor. I .iffy . --x , ip . .-.u.-swf.. FC3 George Baldwin FC1 Richard Bames FC3 Van Bradsher. Jr. FC3 Derek Breen FC3 Scott Cochran FC3 Jeftrey Cole FCSN David Cooper FC3 Anthony Dorsey FC3 Ryan Frame FCSN Calvrn Graves FC3 Chnstopher Gray FC3 John Helsel FC3 Charles Hobbs FC2 George Horton FCSN Paul Jones FC3 Wrlluam Kepler FC3 Flrchard Kersten FC3 Kenneth Lovasz FC3 Conan MacLalterty FC3 Mrchael Macaluso FC3 Rrchard McGrath FC3 Mrchael Moreno FC3 James Parkinson FC2 Errc Peterson FC3 Charles Phillrps FC3 Wesley Pickens FC3 Corey Robertson FCSN Clint Roland FCSN Michael ROSS FC3 Kenneth Segall FC3 Kevin Sikkenga FC3 Randall Smith FCSN Clifford Sogatd FC3 John Stanaionis FC1 Dan Thon1DS0n FC3 Michael Weayer FC3 Michael Weiss FC3 Duffy Wolvin 'tf ii Q.f - 'r f ' ir Ilcjllj FC3 Chrislopltcfr Gray c'Iu'c'lfs vqiiip mcnlklor Ulvclrical problvnis in ITIIIIU' sys lem 213101. Ictlnovctl FCI? Kc'mit'll1 lniiusz and FCSN Dcuiirl COOIJVI'1?l'lx'fUl'Ill 1'1lISoll ri wcilcrligltl door-for Il sc'c'mifIr1rl1 lmllvril cl i rect or. X 4 XJ ' im .A ff WU Y-H Seen Ships are an inherently busy place. Organized chaos can somtimes be used to describe opera- tions. One place where this term may be attrib- uted is the underway replenishment. Nowhere else do you see two ships tie up in the middle of the ocean - still moving. ofcourse - and proceed to transferjiiel. supplies. mail or anything that needs to getfrorn one ship to another. But. like anything else in the military the hardware is 2 290 secondary to the manpower. 5-x ls. 7 ws? P, Sym.. f --,W E-,-57' 1 f ' 1759 1+ ,HQ sd S he 5.16: 'f H ' 'V ' ' tt ,s , --- -'-111. :IH 1-18013 VP, :, 2125- 1 14 ff 'u7f fnua1:'.1ln 'IH' I - lwvl' In uw' lr: blink 'Ill lf: flllflrl Aflf, 'sfrflfffu 'Ury ',ls1llYlIl 1 L--q..r.-.f . id 3 W, 'N - N ' Is. ff -.1 ,.. , 1 ,-,:kf.,' H Q I , ' , , 1 'f' gg-1, ' ' l' - , 1 , F' M 'Eli' + -pass- f: ' Time at sea brings other ships by I0 work with Mighty Mo. lCour1ter clockwise above, USS Curts IFFG-381. USS Harry W. Hill IDD-9861 and 'th' t Ll - -- .' , 641 steamed with the ship at various times. A O ierbattleship USSXVISCOUSIDIBB- , . 292 Y 2 ,f 1 V N .F Vjf: X ,ALJ- E- x X 1, I 1,11 II ,bi 7 v Z Q ' 1 f W 3 3 Q -st! i 5' 1 W! Sun. shooting and showing QHI Wm my FREE WX rf' f 9 FU ET2 Toby Uyemoto lt's common knowledge that Mis- souri is manpower intensive. From the guns to the boilers. it takes men to operate this ship. Without the crew. Missouri would be just another hunk of steel. But with nearly 1.500 crewmembers on board, this ship is a lixing entity. capable of carry- ing out any mission assigned. as proven dunng the war in the Persian Gulf. This section is dedicated to those men. Dbvi- ously every man in the crew couldnt be placed here. but the follovtdng photos rep- resent one of the mightiest crews in the world. YNCM James Mungor '. f,.'-':m'?n, '- 1 : :-A F' CPL Brian Bowens 'ivy if 1. 2: 'T ueftj GMG2 Dave McKinnon GMG2 John Carroll ET2 Phillip Burnett 297 1, . . - , ' , , , .V', 4 ',2g:15Qf5Qfgggf , . - :ii-if 'f-,5 ff' 1 .- QF l 3 ,. lleftl SN Mlchael Brown SR Mlchael Murray Q . v , r if M' M, wx :Han Aff nd?- +. kviia -few 1 -4- 5' Q- E? V' 1-nf '-f f 'w44 SA Q 'gm U: 1? JL we Q . M. ' D N x fr .LJ Q H1 4 -n-4 K., ..f. I Q LCPL Gregory Olgln GMG3 Doug Tnmdad X V r A-r JR V.. 1 'V ,gff ,, ff' X- 0 g l .V .V RM3 Brian Walker GMGSN Mike Bess . K lift? -' I f .l 1.-if , .slag , J -ny-,, 4fiU' 1122, BMCM George Phipps fright! fleftl MR2 Drew Leighton MR3 Brian Hankey 299 , . ', -1, .4 . ,, , .f.,f.1f'7', ' ' f 43 ,',f17..' m y , ff ?f'f,wf',1'. ' . ' ' 'Af-.15 2--15131 , ' . , ,, , , 5 i,f,,V, .V A 724' 3' 'f g , . WT d dd dd r d a AE2 Mitchell Hudson GMGSN Jeremy Alexander AT3 Rodney Kane lrightl LT John Grenham lleftl DKSA Rolf Staples 300 BM3 Lawrence Diamond Fw: X K 1: '--ff? N 'z -1, ., i.,--- SN George Ellison ICC Bruce Lacoste IC3 Bruce Cromell lrightj v-I L.,-Q K f if FR Emanuel Travassos SN Ted Parze lleftl BM3 Richard Burton BM3 Stacy Kennemur I mu, if' , my 4 -Q --- ,--,,,..,-2n-W.- . G, z ....Yf,..--- VV, V -M gf-1, .L4,Q,..y, 1 A.. ,Epi - ,.. Q , 5 V QQ- , f ,T QR rf M. 'iff 4 25 1 5 f f 1 ' ?t,,,4,,1f11 Q,,,i ,Z .gekgff - Y JY, ,f Q, gf. W jx. A . K ' ' U an Q Y' A ki - .,.,,. , , ,,-.,,...,..,.f,....,,,w.,.....-Ww,,..-, ..,.- G 51 57: , , V fi A, A ' 4Y, .. A A- e, . . at A . . a LCPL Thomas Mortenson t J O2 Lee Campbell lleft to rightl 1 SGT Mark Scheuffele CPL Brian Bowens SN Michael Brown MSSN Anthony Wilton SM3 Jay Miller 302 I I 4 T 0 J O2 302 30 4 IVIee1ing lhe Challenge: A Call to Crisis 1990-91 Cruisebook Staff Layout: J O2 Gary Price WriterslCopy Editing: J O2 Scott T hornbloom JOQISVVJ Lee Campbell JOSN Dennis Boyles Photographers: PHI ISWJ Teriy Cosgrove PH3 Brad Dillon PHAN Mark Egan PH3 Damon Carpenter IC3 Michael Broussard Senior Editor: LCDR T. L. McCreary Managing Editor: J OCMISWJ John Caffey Special Thanks to the entire cruisebook committee Who helped us out during the planning and idea stages. This book is dedicated to all the men who went to war in the Persian Gulf on the mighty battleship USS Missouri IBB 631 and kept up Missouris motto: Strength For Freedom
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