On January 19, 1994 OLDENDORF departed San Diego for a six-month deployment to the Western Pacific and Arabian Gulf. lt was to be six months of hard work and long hours broken only by occasional periods of rest and relaxation. Of the 180 days the ship was gone, an amazing 81 'Vo or 145 days were spent at sea. TEAM OLY spent the transit to Hawaii training and never stopped. We generally had two general quarters per week, fired the guns once per week, had one undenrvay replenishment per week lsometimes twol, and conducted countless other training evolutions during our time at sea. Even after we left the Gulf and the anticipation grew for our homecoming, the training intensified due to our detour to Korea. OLY left San Diego with two SH-60B helicopters, their crews and support teams from HSL 45 detachment 6. After stops in Hawaii, an eight-hour visit to Guam, visits to Singapore and Phuket, the ship entered the Arabian Gulf on March 5. During our three month stay in the Gulf we conducted exercises with the Kuwaitis, boarded 9 merchants in and outbound to Iraq during enforcement of United Nations sanctions against that country, and visited Kuwait, Dubai, and Bahrain twice each. For two days OLY served as contingency flagship for Vice Admiral Katz, COMUSNAVCENT, an event that went off without a hitch. On the way home, OLY visited Hong Kong, Pusan, Yokosuka, and again Hawaii. ln the end however, it all proved to be worth it. Not only was the ship more prepared than any of our companion vessels, it was by far the most well kept. Other commanding officers told Cdr. Bouchard they could not believe how good OLDENDOBF looked upon returning from deployment. One admiral even asked another CO why his ship, which had been in San Diego the last six months, did not look as good as OLDENDOBF. The deployment was even completed without a liberty incident, a significant achievement for having spent so much time at sea and having numerous port calls in the Middle and Far East. WESTPAC 1994 STATISTICS Miles Traveled 43,230 Flour 6,160 lbs Days underway 145 6810107 Milk 4,392 gallons Fuel consumed Chicken 9,620 lbs F-76 4,185,086 gallons Hamburger 4,283 lbs JP-5 121,106 gallons Ham 3,555 lbs 5 rounds expended 250 Bacon 3,083 lbs 25mm rounds expended 874 Eggs 9,527 D2 20mm CIWS rounds expended 3,341 Lettuce 9,820 lbs .50 cal rounds expended 1,600 Potatoes 7,250 Cheese 4,373 lbs Coffee P 1,000 lbs msg ' , X .. A TURN TO, CONTINUE SHIPS WORK kt' 'ng' 7 .-f'U!,4,fw.Hfmf - ff , ,Q ,Ji Dedicated to the officers and crew of the USS OLDENDORF DD-972 WES TPAC 1994 Q! 5 -i rg, 2 My if if Qui- i f x-'.. M J o do is i y x.-,. n. i . . f ,.,, 4555-M A COMMANDING CDFFICER Cdr. Joseph F. Bouchard Commanding Officer ' 'Wk 'tx i fm i Grand opening of the weight room Why are all the Sonarmen jumping overboard? ,ff QQIULY Km Hill P fnwafvjqiv OFFICERS AVL 5315951-T i -X ix QXES Xxx X XS N X .K A x W gc .. X, Q, A. A -541 sk sw Xi K . X Lcdr. David S. Angood LCdl'- Jim Hanson Executive Officer OIC. Air Det. w gg X 'ayotvi 'Ke-vw If Lt. Rod Schwass Lf. Pete Daliman Chief Engineer Operations A scurvy shellback ,y Lt. Tom Ditri Lt. Dave Gee Weapons Supply Lt. Jose Cervantes Lt. Marcos Henson DiSpurSir1Q Navigator i' K wtf V ' iinggjgj ' 14 Qin f f wr' , , f' f A' fl , af,-In , A . R . , , 'ifv ,, A, ax 1 A Nl -Q. Really, the food isn't 'gasp' spicey at all. l nam, Lt. Brian Hoyt Lt. Kirk Felbinger Lt. Dave McKinley Lf- P919 Heffingef AOPS, Air Det. MPA Communications CICO rigs:-xx Lt. Ken Moreno Lt. Dave Wilkening Lt. Wes Phillips Lt. Bart Shockley Intelligence Asst. Air. Ops Air Training Air Ops -1. .J 'Q 1 I How far off track did you say we were, QM1? 5 in pi wh M- Zywm H, 1 I X may f A' This is the best squid l've ever eaten. XSNNQN 5 ,N N XXX X 'fff ff iff s N N f , ' ffwyfgff . ,ZZ?QX,J fkfZy7y2QQZZ i i - i r wzvffywf ,, ff,4,ff72fi.fff4fffffw!A Q ff iffffllff v7'f X' ' w' I- I LT. Gust Xides Ltjg. Scott Brewen Ltjg. John Mann Ltjg. Mike McClimiC Air Maint. Asst. CICO DCA 1st. Lt. Ltjo. Jim Sinley Ens. Rod Coward Ens. Dave Jensen Ens. Darren McPherson Strike ASWO Electrical Gunnery Ens. Pete Smith CWO2 Steve Young Auxiliaries Emo ' fk ', ' M X .. v - VM, ,,.,,, , A ,, , . , 11 I 4 4' M, ffff f'ff1!,,w ' ' 1 f,f+w,, . .,., X . Ltjg. Slimy Wog I I i ,EWS , 'Jx AGCMq3WfAWy OSCMQSWJ Tim Haley FCCSCSWJ Bryan Braun ETCSKSW7 Jeff Forgey Mario Delgado-Medina CMC 4' X' ,f 392 AECSCSWJ CF- Harris GMCSCSWJ Randy Malone MSCS Mike Pavlov DCC Don Hubbard CPO MESS i f W ' MZ Q ,f y lm 11 'L ' .fi 1-., , was F - K 3 f SHCCSWJ Dante Solis EMCCSWD Kenneth Martuen CTACCSWXAWD Zane Nietiedt What chiefs really do all day long GSMCCSWP John Mafble FCCKSWJ Edward Felix ENCCSWJ Bryan Luciani CTRCCSWJ Tuan Cortado MAC Staggs STGCQSWD Wayne Elliott EMCCSWJ Doug Pasino RMC Tim Crome Chief Marble grins and bears it Some EMC brotherly love E -Ill nu II u I ' ' -- tan 00 Y . A ' -..Ji- ' I N.. 1-lla' . K KXKA N x PNCCSWD Rex Rumpff EWCCSWD Jom Sefchick BMCCSWJ George Cahill EMCKSW3 Bill Galliher OSCCSWJ Keenan Jarrett 4' uv' ,, ,nn- -6 K., N? R . L f -wri2'l'?-'FU .. ri -f-fi '4 Qt ' 4 yi rp . im., m V , ' -9 above:Tres Amigos Ieft:Lets see 3OHKS:how much US LtoFi top to bottom EN1CSWD Rickie White ENZKSWJ Sam Junkin EN2 Tommy Williams EN3 Robert Bridges EN3 Charlie Gunter EN3 Timothy Sauers ENS Joey St. Pierre ENFN Bryan Greenman ENFN James Gipson FN Christian Morrow Uv 422' f .fl nz, 'q ' f 'f ff I 7 ,, PQ QQW1 f rg , A W X V J ,sf if -. , . wx ,,.., yr, fl U l my 3 my! ,. WZ, fg j I ll y, gg fr .' , V ,Z!,5,,34,,,f , 1 ,i V f ,ffzyff7?' , f, f , Z ff Wfizyfff i f ff iw .J V f Above: Reynolds walking in his sleep Below left: Planning liberty Below right: Solar powered Ml Above: Skating Left: Gasing Up -1 f l , 5 Z , his 1 . ff L ,W I 'ani-A ,,., . ...--.......a wr! ll' .i A, , his-1,3 ll -, -,...-1 Q l Q l ll Q. PHOTO BREAK l Ak- Above left: Floating AMXPM. Above right:You fill in the caption. Below: A might too close for me. Below right: Stinger Det. Ama-ra FF'- 13 MQ, Q-W, ad! ff- I 'GN ' O , 'LJ is .- o ft we .t t Ns , s , .N ,. , st-wx Q: - A Xt is 1. Mt. 4 .K J' fg 'E'-DiV Below left: No,no not the sideburns Below right: Wait till chief smells the smoke. V -S 1, LtoB,toptobottom lC1CSWJJames Nelson EM2 Mark Morris lC2 David Gomez lC2 Jason Arndt lC3 Stephen Turner EM3 David Feaster ICFN Robert Bennett ICFN Benjamin Manlic ICFN Terry Kraft ICFN Devin Angleton FR John Allen JL ,,,, 83 LtoR,top to bottom R d, GSM2 Dana Purviance, GSM2 David Van Andie, GSM2 CSWJ Leopoldo GSE1 Enrique Remigio, GSENSWJ John Nordstrom, GSE1 Norman an Villanuevo, GSMQCSWB Travis Shull, GSE3 Mark Williams. I I Div. 'r'al'9.,, QQ! Q Vfi fa ? ' LtoR,top to bottom GSM3 Edil Pamplona, GSM3 Jorge Paga GSM3 James Holm GSM3 E , , duardo Carrosco, GSM3 Ramirez Caballos, GSM2 Luis Vasquez, GSE3 Guill Flores, GSE3 Manuel Castenada, GSM3 Jemal Warren, GSM3 Gregory Williams, FA Terren Hicks 16 Oldendorf gets juiced up in the Gulf A LtoR,Top to Bottom FA Jason Hooper FA Anthony McEIrath GSMSA Armande Patinolara FA Rizwan Khan GSMSA Johnny Rocha FR Weslie Wiggins FR Matthew Maher s . gig -'pu-q 'R'- DIV ,Pm psf' Y xXx X IX B P--r Nsfwmai -:wma-w, ,xp- LtoR,Toptobottom DCKSWJ Joe Thornton HTKSWJ Roger Martin DC2 David Hoffman MRQCSWD Andrew Perez DC2 Steven Boyd HT2 Brian Silva DC2 John Riggle HT3 Biil Bruns 1 ,Q I 551' 4 2 '57 s LtoR Toptobottom: HT3 Scott Roger, DC3 Donald Berry, HTFN Joshua Behrendt, FN Jason Harris, DCFN Christopher Maloney, FR Stanley Arenas, FR Timothy Marcoulter. 1.1 1 ' L -. ., 79' 1' L, 9 ' Last page: mid-page left: 'R' Gang Lower left: Salt water wash-down. Lower right: Fantail Ops. This Page: above left: DC Olympics. Above right: Chief will never get out now! 19 X l A . IYTQ-1-V WQITT1 A -1 A l OPERA Tl ONS OD Div. LtoR,toptobottom BM1 Perry Dailey BM2 William Starr BM2 William Frazier BMZKSWJ Mark Dumas BM3 Alfready Day BM3 John Salvio BM3 Jeff Basler BM3 Andrew Brown SN Monty Pollard PNSN Tyler Hoad ' ' 1 D i4a..n..L-' , .-4v ' LtoFt,toptobottom SN Arthur Le SN Jeff Schwartz BMSN Sean Evanson SN Greg Soprych SA Tyrone Johnson SA Chris Freeman SA Shawn Phillips SA Liam O'Driscoll SA Scott Bean SA Henry Johnson SA Chris Galle SA Armando Sarmiento HCS J A 1 If GW A fl L VZ! ,VV 'lg-Q 'FU-'P' FCI LtoR,toptobottom SA Chris Carson SA Derek Sheperd SA Jason Denson SA Charles Howard SN Isaac Alvarez SA William Knight SR Darin Simonson SF? Jason Catron SF? James Brasfield SR Peter Aranda 'V' f' he LtoR,toptobottom SN Eslie Rozier SA David Thielin SR Chris Collins SR Sai Gandara SR Rommel Feliciano SR Tony Roberts SR James Dickinson SR James Lynn SR Anthony Elwell SR Thomas Henderson SR Michael O'Donnel SR Jessie Nixon f, 5 IV' fi . Yagi S594- wif ,Ni GK LtoR toptobottom SR Chad Chambers, SR James Pinkham, SR Levi Staples, SR Jason Llamas X If is me M. gnu-, ifw-fa? i 'Q LtoR,toptobottom: CTR1 James Stowe, ISNSWJ Kim Shelton, EW1CSWJ Robert Walker, CTOKSWIAWJ Thomas Gussie, CTR2 Jesse Rock CTM2 William Decoster, CTM2 John Bowman,CTFl3 Dan Leonard, CTM3 Edward Tillman, CTR3 Roland Fowler, EW3 Shawn Thomas, EW3 Bryan Kindt OB DIVISION ' 'ff M y agfsi rw LtoR,toptobottom: CTRSCSWJ Joel Balistreri, CTR3 Richard McClusky,EW3 Travis Boyer, CTO3 Charlie Hall, CTRSN William Gilbert, CTRSN Matthew Kaufman, EWSN Jason Weeks, EWSN Bryan Hammack X 41 left: Back to the bow, wog. center: I wasn't playing solitaire honest! right: Swab jock 26 PHOTO BREAK Aramw vw- ,.. 3 it ,,1.g'g-,Q - - ' 'Eff fl? N ,'. - Wt gf ,.,,V I V, Q, OM i ' T '4' LJ above: untied shoe convention left: These printers dry clothes goodl ? t if Y f Why is this guy waving flags at me? OOOOPSlll Z l Z, if f f f l',. darw- Sharks? You're kidding right? 28 LloFi,toptobottom: OSHSWJ Randy Fellows OSHSWJ Jose Flores OS1 Jim Tryon OS2 Eddie Acevedo OS2CSWJ Jeff Anderson O32 Joe Ford OS2 Willis Woodworth OSS Scott Breedlove OS3 Glendo Elliot OS3 Thomas Jacocks Ol DIVISION 136: , ! , 46-1- f 43 V V15 ' , X ? . f Q1 ,fpr- , if h Q, of .f ' vi , uw, '54 4 4 , 9 A .. i . I I . , .. f 1 Z, 4 Q , 5. Q, '57 ' t 4 ' f G , A., 7 AZ, -1. ' 'W -f fi I ff 'Ii ' -'U-'61af, fl tw- !W'1ff+fJ , 1'1gW,2 11' X f A QHWQZ f , a 14... , ' V fm OS3 Lee Maestas OS3 Ronald Pellock OSSN Joseph Lawrence OSSN Tom Weeks OSSN Scott Miller OSSN Thomas Folsom OSSN Earnest Jones Left: At a desert swimming hole. Below: Same movie take 20. LtoFt,toptobottom RM1 Jerome Kennedy RM1 Daniel Lacoste SM1 Daniel Morr OC SM1 Anthony Waline RM2 Randall Parquet RM2 Paoa Tauaa RMS Derek Lapikas RMS Vinny Peckham Let's see if they notice a pirates flag 27 l li,.g 'E li? QT l, it i l l l K i LtoR,toptobottom RM3 Anthony Babbe RM3 Billy Harris RMSN Christian Figueredo RMSN William Hansard RMSN James Hoyer RMSN Richard Wimer RMSN Raymond Flournoy RMSR Roger Rembert right top: Radio gang right bottom: Look Ma, no hands! fgy Wff 'T NA V! ADMIN LtoR,toptobottom: NCHSWJ Edward Jordan HM1 Tracy Hawks QMHSWJ Vernon Washington OM1 Barry Mortenson YN2 David Morris QMZCSWJ Cory McDaniel QM3 Darren James '. ' K Ltolltoptobotiom OMSCAWJ Edward Kraus PN3 David Oakes YN3 Neil Weese HM3 Ferdinand Hernandez YN3 Michael Williams HMSN Fadian Picon YNSR Tim Martig YNSR James Shepherd F, ' 'U IL Aix! Az: 'wrff'-' maui A rs ,H-f- Ji .ss s sN..W,. J r fill. -:airy e A I ,af e l x ' ....,,,,.v I Av... -. ' ng! l X is -5- ii as -a x ,. Y - - s lg 1 ' 1 In . we K .I x .K 6,4 V ...auf X Q' ,X 2 TNQ? wer - it i A Q3 E F-1 . hw ,.. ,gk 'sihhhxx N 'NM W Nm SUPPL Y DEPARTMENT v1'8,,7q LtoR,Toptobottom MS1 John Baxter MS1 Carl Peppers MS1 Randy Klabunde MS2 Benito Millete MS3 A. Luna MS3 Alfredo Ramos MS3 Sherly Pierce MS3 Michael Hastings MS3 Curtis Crenshaw MSSN Darren Marrero MSSN Dean Walczak z 'FZ-' LtoR,toptobottom SHHSWJ V. Chiong, PC1 Roger Nevins,SH2 Peter Hoff,SH3 Gerbitz, SH3 Bryan Carlton, DKSN Jon Craig, SHSN Beasley, SHSN Frederick Sharpe right: We're bad below:Easy Life 36 - ,. he ,K I 9' , l' 'n KA 4 J, ' 4.1 Q e . xxwl 1' x w K 'jf i, 1 ,X r' x af' 7 X ,H ff . ,jf f'r x ,, ,X I Q. 'Q' 'NW S-3 Div 7 1 , i 1 i Q left: No, free mall IS over. right. Im sorry, your part ns lost. below:Sweat house gang o ws, 5,5,,,g: M ffefijgx 4 3 'ir L N f .,- FQ? Z' V g Loading up for the next G.Q. huh? Xf- wi , 'iwfh .. f hsqg., TKEWJG W 'aw' h, ,4-, , .SH- Ll JW 'H 3 , , - 4 ., 'Ml .. ..,,.-I 9. if COMBA T S YS TEMS LtoR,toptobottom STG1CSWJDavid Orwig STG1 Evanis Hart STG1 Kelly McDowell TM2 Alan Sargent STG2 Vincent Ackerman I Right Lucky we re not standing 50 cal watches! g. lm. 4.-,ra CA DIV i f 'K' 1 J...-Q l.toR,toptobottom STG3 David Lehr, STG3 Lawrence Gregg, STG3 James McDonald STG3 Mark Kleppin, STG3 Darrel Imhoff, STG3 Timothy Rogers STG3 Johnny Salinas, STG3 Rick Guy, STGSN James Coleman, STGSN Robert Weilbacher 5 f '?avZL' , i F E 'I 'UQIIIY' 13,5 jx fi .1 41. 'J ,.,,.po' LtoR,Toptobottom DS1 Mario Tapia ETHSWJ Dana Teel ET2 Thomas LaRue ET2 Christian Detje ET2 Lewis Delander ET2lSWJ Tony Willett ET2 Douglas Beavers ET2 Bill Dunn ET2KSWJ Timothy Smith LtoR,toptobottom ET2 James Lillard ET3 Brett Beardsley ET3 Michael Adams ET3 Richard Mehnert DS3 Pat Meyer DS3 Larry Wallace ET3 Aaron Gjermundson ET3 Jason Carlton D83 Kenneth Wittwer i l l l f ,M W3 ,MM 1 f 753 WW it I N Q CB DIV ff-N W LtoFi,toptobottom GMMKSWD Flay Bales GMMKSWD Jack Barrett FCZCSWJ Erik Copley FC2 Thomas Hale FC2 Richard Henderson FC2 Brad Wimer FC3 Scott Sheldon FC3 Chris Palmer GMM3 Brian Sobczak GMMSN Gregory Edwards A . 1 . . ill l l l l In .5-I if MI., 1' M, N f ,H 1 SL. 5 Hmmm, taste like chicken. GMM1 Bales to the rescue xx, LtoR,toptobottom GMG1CSWJMichael Hillis FCZCSWD Curtis Bagley GMG2 Henry Garcia FCZCSWD Larry Williams FC2 Chris Falcone GMG2 Kevin Krieger CG DIV Below: Hammerin' Hank! LtoFt,toptobottom GMG3 William Little GMG3 Anthony Mclver FC3 Michael Moreno FC3 Dale Stiles GMG3 Eric Wickham GMG3 Kinley Winters A Gunners Mate work never ceases. Above left: GMG3 Kreiger supervises a steel beach skeet shoot. Above rioght: GMG1 Hillis and GMG3 Mclver during the Tiger Cruise. v-Q1-nv' Y I 1 ' 1 WNW ,fm 11' 0,4 CM DIV zz! ,W .i i ,,,,,- FCHSWJ Sal Cervantes FC1CSWJ Derrick Chavis FC2 Gregory Chatman FC2 Michael Weddell FC3 Ronald Evans FC3 Calvin Cameron FC3 Corey Strong FC3 Blaine Gregoire FC3 Tim Proctor FC3 Charles Edson FCSN Jason Moses above: CM Division and their birds of prey. we right: Good eats! Huh, Sal? below: The Good life in Phuket 'x v Q 5 K Jr' 1 1 X . Xb 'Sf X oi ,g IRI Ski 5 fi Y' u -1 ,im , ,rf X. 'gl sa' sb ,QvIY lfhh AIR DET AMH1 William Stokes All John Frazier AMS2 Geno Martinez AD2 Kevin Taylor ADZCAWJ Donald Matthews AZ2 Kevin Helen Keller AWQQAWJ Floss Malmberg Better than Disneyland gm an 2,94 . .gag-5 Nr' . ' AEZKAWJ Tom Shiver AWZCAWJ Bradley Lister AD3 Christopher Calcagni AMH3 John Ogles 'x we Q, X' if 35' fi, ff AT3 Matthew Brown AWZKAWJ Fred Ciacco AEAN Linwood Lee AN Michael Brown right: was that lefty loosey . .. below: Martinez gets a kiss .41 I X SHIPS OPERATIONS 1 f IMI X XX ws '-2'-W? R 'Isa I8 5 awww S 'NX A X ,AQ X f X -- - X . XXXQ-S XXX1X.XX5,gQMM A R XXX N M h X, AQ, Q xx w .' .Sm X L ' X X -Q X, X ' WN 4 x X W K A X 1 .3 'K X X :X K X f N Q Xf Qs X K S 3 X F , 3 X X qi S Qu i ,Q 1,9 .Q A :SQ 3? 11- ix SY V. X X S 5, Q 'X X , X X 'rx ' if ' A XS X . X X , G . X i A X X , X 5 X . ' X YS! S N XX . K . i S XX ' X ,X X Y 5 WW3, 1 X f '-J, 1 I , pf' uv' M , ' 1' 0 w,,f .1of- .of ' 1 7 Q ,nh... L W ' K-it . A Y I -gy, ,Q p-.,.,- , X , A , , ,, U ' - 'A , w , -N ' if ,A lv- '9 1 ' Qs' '--v- ... '7 1 1 fm... , , -..-ss 2.-L I 7 f , 2 V - 9 O 44 h MJ--K WMM W I Q gn' M PM? x i rt? wx M ,g , I' v, ,L 'Q 3 E Q. gtg fi I s , H-, K . Q. 'sp-P' XX S X 6 ' f ? ff! 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' 'J , ll X, 5 f e 5 m K l I XX Y ix i Y up -1 11.15 - .- ,4 l' ,' - !l:'l'f::!' i Q I 1 5 M 4 , , gn .hy 1' , t + .eflvl HV' ' .J a Ill 4 uv O I nr' r ,H yvr f 9'-as rl 5 T. 'UMW u. A. I. .x Xa.. 5 - .gk g fa i- 1 .. .Q ',yJ.-In . H 1 , yu- ny.. f ff x. nn..- Above: Patong Beach Top left: The crew enjoys one of many hotels Left: Paradise found Below:FC3 Evans enjoys a beer with four of his closest friends. ? JZ 'Weir- The days ending as Oly at anchor in Phuket. Some Thai children at the Ba'an Kalin school for boys and girls where OLY sailors worked. above: DC2 Boyd has a new friend. left: FC2 Strong gets a grip on some of the local wildlife. PHUKET, THAILAND - 19-23 FEB. F' 2 1 Y W R 1 I i 5 I 1 C 3 1 THE MIDDLE EAST MARCH-IVIAY Xjfgx XXX A aah is , vl- 4. ,.. -. ,. . . - 'L' ' Q A -r. -- 1- WN. Gi- A. A I. A, ' Q' , -, 'x..1l 'L A' Ng?f'jf' X N it 4 a V th -4 1' S' 1 tai Ke . E 1 33' ' E 'Lil' 'WF' ., f- ' 1 -it VA, iigigt L . M 1,5 ' we 6 1 .. -V ,. ., . v nm w -'Uv' x A 'hU ' 'U ., , , 1--pf 321: fm ' 1 , . ' V 1 KUWAIT CITY April 11-13, 16-17 L 1 E DUBAI, U.A.E. 4 . v 1 V .I W x .MQ mmf .. 's-sf Y Ifu -X Q. r: -an-w' ' v F ,gk -1 Q ,H .- f - .- x1- ? 1 J' f , 1 4 fffr J . 3 ,A ':2..12+4 M, Yes 1 1 1 1 . f 1 , 1 1 .H 1 'ffrsil 1 'I mf' f I P I' 1 1 I ' Rf V 7 ? 1 v P 2 1 I x I' ,, FV MORE MIDDLE EAST 3, Martln and Jane Hoyle Managers Seamans Club Dubal Many Thanks Although the shlp spent over 8O0!o of Its time underway In the Gulf the crew dld get brlef but well needed respite In Kuwait Dubai and Bahrain upper right sand skung In Dubai mlddle rlght Liberty call? right Shleks of Arable R 76 I I I . H H ' 1 i Q ' ,.. xr Z I 3 3 i , H 0 N G K 0 N G 14-17 JU N E O ml-Y Shan O Ypu ppahe inttrd Q acin ' atito nc? n H rsn eg C21 in C? Q Dre ' Q a El d ll pr y Cfvfo medr 9 S Hain' e ayto ge ha sgjnt y d.Iib als 9 ndaprt bfi?- 0inW kc-gmith e . ntits U W ith t K . M N - , mil 2 2- 699444 Quik v W In ea ,tl x 5 I Q. 1' R ix ..f Y 77 P?-ounnw L QW ? PUSAN, SOUTH KOREA 21-26 JUNE Having our visit to Bali cancelled, the ship was lucky enough to spend six fun filled days in Pusan, the highlight of which was the Korean Beach Blast, a picnic competition held for U.S commands throughout Korea. Team OLY came in second place against Air Force and Army teams. 1 ,f5'.,. l W YM 4. A A-so 1 4 e n ' W 1' far left G Id h Id mi pD O G f 3 ,.'n .tw l Q , - K 'f . w ,af . V A 1 ff 4'0 U-I ' Q, t M , ss 1 H Q steam 'Q ' V 2 T- X, 4 X1 Cx, -1 J fzmg Q X 51, , fc? si M-,., J , .1 X C3 49 4 ww , V um. ff, f , fa' W 'Q .P uf I 7 N--ff MORE ,....f , , A LIBERTY --4' J Y SHQTS 1 Xie, ,-, .-. .i f vyfffgg Vt 5 2 , -:tw n , , , 5 4 , ,V 46 , f, if F ,,,,, f .,f.,: ,S Af ,,,,,w4n. 4, ,M . -Q WWE 3125? J .Q ,W ' Q1 Z 5 anumf :V Q In L3 l ' . , , , 8 i 'w: L' 2 XM 4 f , ' ii. if ,y W fy, f 231' ,w ,, ,, ' Kai , ,,,.. 114 Q. ff I , ,I ,z v I ,, ,f f A f ,, -sx 'Q Q- ,N ' A sw p. x gms Q- ig, N.. X k X-xsyff R fig be in Upper left: Helping the kids in Thailand Upper right: Peace, baby Above: At the top. Middle right: Ascent to beer Below: Waikiki sunset Right: Good Luck Dragon f WW , j,M,,fW,!,V! ff ,yy f . . gf yf-15,29 Q L , ,g ,, f 1 ,fn K X- , K 4 iffy f 0 -f f ff ,. X 'X if X DA, w37fsf7 i' M , wpe- S N9 N FN is hw? 5 2 S ,P si X lv Q fx 5 i 5 - N X or 3 -v 'u 'lt ,I .tw 3, X 5 X Above left: Dubai ski team Above:STGSA Shapard gets the glory left: Brothers-in-Arms Below left: Hong Kong street scene Below: Kraus cooling off. pr fe:- On October 23, 1944 Admiral Jesse Oldendorf led 3 Qfoup gf Uts H, ships, comprised mostly of old battleships, survivors of Pearl I J Harbor, against a fleet of Imperial Japanese Naval vessels bound for the U.S. invasion fleet in Leyte Gulf. Admiral Oldendorf conducted a flawless battle in which he crossed the 'T' against the enemy formation, inflicting heavy casualties on the J I , , apanese r in a night surface action. 5 ,i . . 'N - ,M --aj-. is it A n 3 ,gi I O I Y i- tr' '- gf' s Z ,L is-,,,, lg, 2 ,f nn., , On February 7, 1994 the OLDENDORF approached the strait from the north exactly where Oldendorf had arranged his battleships A 50 Years earlier. At sunset, the ship held a memorial service to all the Sallofs- living and dead, who participated in the great victofy- While the crew and officers watched, OLY's honor guard fired a ii 21-gun salute. Following the captain's remarks, and a moment of 1 Silence, a wreath was placed in the Strait to honor those who f served in the battle. MA 1 iq, , I. .tig ds. 'i llllllliixillil ui U-ll if , , t . -' , , 49 .1 t ft t ,Elite ii ll 5 z-it P 1 'ffl' if i wlgili - : 5 , ,. x a' Q ts, - 1 1 ..A..... , Aw A ' HW Di? 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During the transit, friends and relatives were to get a glimpse at how demanding lite on a ship can be. They were also able to observe leap- frog drills, an air show by OLY's two helo's, a full power run and many other special demonstrations Many tigers were able to shoot the .50 caliber and M-60 machine guns , shotguns and .45 caliber pistols. The crew also demonstrated the 5-inch guns, CIWS, and the 25MM chaingun. lt was a great chance for the crew to show oft what OLY can do and for the tigers to see what the U.S. Navy is all about. a-mzvfn HOME AT LAST' l l .A ,Vw X M Mxfy X 4 X f x f , or W f , l p Pl , 2 ii Q 4 .l ll l. I li, I r l , 'E ll YH 1 i Tl ll Above: Sunrise over Southern California Below: The final sea and anchor detail of WESTPAC '94 90 ,llzjl lvl ' X1 lil lr K M N il Ill fl N l l' 1 il ff ', lg li. l , 'Ii i il ' il 3 E il ' is .' 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