Patriot (MCM 7) - Naval Cruise Book

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Enlisted Surface Warfare Specialists HM1 CSWJ Robert Skibsted MNSN CSWD Brandon Hamilton EM3 CSWJ Philip Joo MNSN CSWJ Michael Lynch OS2 CSWJ Mclntosh MN2 CSWJ Charles Jackson MN2 CSWJ Jeremiah Tilley MN3 CSWD Christopher Ricks EN2 CSWD Joel Heiser QMSN CSWD Heath Auerbach MNSN CSWD Frank Alvarado EN3 CSWJ Paul Lozano EN3 CSWD Casey Brown Surface Warfare Officer ENS Brent Bottolfson 27 March 13 May 13 May 13 May 2 June 7 June 7 June 9 June 9 June 10 Gctober 10 October 10 December 10 December 10 May USS Patriot, Mine Countermeasures Squadron 0ne, and National Mine 8: Anti-Submarine Warfare Command Sailor of the Year YN1 CSWP Steven Hood USS Pdffivf uss Patriot 2007 Junior Sailor of the Year 2007 Bluejacket of the Year MN2 ISWJ John Golden MN3 CSWJ Michael Lynch Seni01' Sailor Of U19 Quarter Junior Sailor of the Quarter Blue Jacket of the Quarter 1ST EM1 GW, lVId1'10 Ramirez 1ST MN2 fSWl John Golden 1ST EN3 Andrew Fraiio ZND HT1 CSWJ William Neiderman ZND CS2 ISWJ Dennis Oerly 2ND SKSN Camel-on Davis 3RZHYl?1: lsgw Steven Hood 3RD MN2 lswl l0Seph Benavidez 3RD MNSN KSWD Frank Alvarado 4 1 l WP 1021 HCISCI 4TH ET2 fSWl Johnathan Davis 4TH MN 3 CSWJ Michael Lynch 58

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We are the men of Patriot, we work hard, VST Pkg' hard, We are truthful, faithful, and just. We never say quit and IIGVEI' stop trying to achieve excellence. Otlf Shlpmates WF wh ' our leaders We folloW5 we are the flghtlng men Qf Pamot W 0 battle across the sea. . . . - d We are the mightiest of men, Wlth COUTHQC, 10Ya1t?':. an. strength We are a family, of 2111 CLUYUTSS, faces: and fehglfms' put here onboard Patriot as a team. We stand as onei llnlteda strong and devoted. Men of talent, men of heart? falthful' dedicated to the mission. WE ARE TEAM PATRIOT. Officer in Charge Editor 81 Designer Photo Archiving Photographs - Spring Patrol Photographs - Fall Patrol Additional Photographs tSpring Patroll Additional Photographs fFall Patroll 1-145i-3 ENS Garrett Twitchell MNSA J'myIe Koretz IT3 Ronald Taylor EMC QSWl Noel Corneja MC2 tSWl Joshua Wahl EN3 QSWQ Casey Brown CS3 fSWl Michael Berlingeri MN1 QSWl Charles Jackson Not an ofhcial Navy publication. Pictures remain property of the photographers drawings of the artistsg biographies of the writersg etc. Errors, typos, or mis- takes: mea culpa. Liability for same: caveat emptor. Questions? k t ore zjQmcm7.navy.mil or paoQmcm7.navy.mlI 60