Peterson (DD 969) - Naval Cruise Book

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1981 volume:

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XJ!! f, We E GI EERI G DEPT. PROPELLING THE SHIP THROUGH THE WATER . . . w NAVIG TIO DEPT. A SHIP AND A STAR TO GUIDE HER BY . . . I I r. 4 ..'lY I, I f . .56 . 1 ,..... I i F P SUPPLY DEPT. I HELO. DET. CHASING SUBS AND MAIL . '74 - x -l SHIPS SELF I DEFENSE FORCE IF YOU DON'T HAVE A MA- RINE, CALL A SAILOR . . . THIS 'N' THAT 81 WPEI f BINGO 90 C.O.'S INSPECTION 92 THE HOLIDAYS 93 C.O. COMMANDER GRUNWALD GRADUATED FROM WASHINGTON STATE UNIVERSITY AND ENTERED OFFICER CANDIDATE SCHOOL, NEWPORT R.I. UPON BEING COMMISSIONED HE REPORTED TO USS SUMNER COUNTY KLST-11485 AND SERVED INI- TIALLY AS DCA AND SUBSEQUENTLY AS THE EN- GINEERING OFFICER. AFTER COMPLETING THE CRUISER DESTROYER FORCE 600 PSI STEAM ENGI- NEERING SCHOOL IN SAN DIEGO CA, HE WAS AS- SIGNED AS ENGINEERING OFFICER, USS SPROS- TON KDD-577J FROM 1964-1966. HIS FIRST TOUR ASHORE WAS AS ENGINEERING INSTRUCTOR AT U.S. NAVAL DESTROYER SCHOOL, NEWPORT RI FROM 1966-1968. AFTER THREE MONTHS TRAINING IN CORONADO, HE WAS AS- SIGNED AS A NAVAL ADVISOR TO THE VIETNAM- ESE NAVY FOR ONE YEAR. IN MAY 1970, COMMANDER GRUNWALD SERVED AS ENGINEERING OFFICER, USS DAHLGREN CDDG- 435. IN JANUARY 1972 HE ATTENDED THE ARMED FORCES STAFF COLLEGE, NORFOLK VA. COMMANDER GRUNWALD SERVED ONE YEAR ON COMMANDER CRUISER-DESTROYER, U.S. ATLAN- TIC FLEET STAFF IN NEWPORT RI AND TWO YEARS ON COMMANDER NAVAL SURFACE FORCE, U. S. ATLANTIC FLEET STAFF IN NORFOLK VA IN THE MATERIAL DIVISION. HE RETURNED TO SEA DUTY IN JUNE 1975 AS EXECUTIVE OFFICER, USS FARRAGUT QDDG-371. FOR THE LAST THREE YEARS, HE WAS ASSIGNED TO THE OFFICE OF CHIEF OF NAVAL OPERATIONS IN THE SURFACE WARFARE DIVISION. COMMANDER GRUNWALD IS MARRIED TO THE FORMER MARGARET JENKINS OF OAK HARBOR WA. THEY HAVE TWO CHILDREN, BARBARA 17 AND SCOTT 15. THE GRUNWALDS RE- SIDE IN VIRGINIA BEACH. ' 4 BELOW RIGHT, C.O. DISCUSSES PLANS WITH HUS- BANDRY AGENT A. R. TOOARNI IN PORT BAHRAIN X.O. COMMANDER PERROTTA JOINED THE NAVY IN 1961, BECOMING AN E-6 BEFORE OBTAINING HIS BS CPHYSICSJ DEGREE FROM THE UNIVERSITY OF LOUISVILLE VIA THE NAVY'S ENLISTED SCIENTI- FIC EDUCATION PROGRAM. HE WAS COMMIS- SIONED VIA THE OFFICER CANDIDATE SCHOOL NEWPORT RHODE ISLAND IN JUNE 1968. FROM JUNE 1968 THROUGH APRIL 77, HE SERVED ABOARD USS COLUMBUS CCG-125 g USS BIDDLE CCG- 34J QMISSILE BATTERYJg USS SEMMES CDDG-18 QWEAPONSJ: AND USS READY QPG-875 . PRIOR TO REPORTING TO PROUD PETE, COMMANDER PER- ROTTA SERVED AS THE SECTION HEAD FOR AAW- XCOMBAT SYSTEMS TRAINING OF THE DIRECTOR- ATE OF MANPOWER, PERSONNEL AND TRAINING CCNO-OP39J. HE IS MARRIED, AND HIS WIFE, THE- RESA, AND THEIR THREE DAUGHTERS, LAURIE, ASHLIE AND ANGELA RESIDE IN VIRGINIA BEACH, VA. HIS AWARDS INCLUDE THE NAVY COMMEN- DATION AND ACHIEVEMENT MEDALS. BELOW, C.O. CONGRATULATES THE X.O. ON HIS PROMOTION TO COMMANDER. A A EAPO DEPT FAR RIGHT LT MARRA WEAPONS DEPART MENT HEAD AND CDR PERROTTA, EXECUTIVE OFFICER, DISCUSS THE OPERATIONS OF WEAP ONS DEPARTMENT. BELOW FIRST DIVISIONS BOAT CREW TAKES THE CAPTAINS GIG FOR A TEST RUN AROUND PROUD PETE , IN THE CLEAR GREEN WATERS OF THE PERSIAN GULF. I 1 I , LT DAVID MARRA Z lg: rd 5. , i fir as I -ff l' 3 J 'I IL ,I 1 2, I I' A E, ' f 5 ,I L, , , - ! 8 lv E ,I I 'TX xf MM' 4 'v-M, FIR FIRST DIVISION IS COMPOSED OF BOATSWAIN MATES CBMJ AND DECK SEAMEN CSNJ. THEY ARE RESPONSI- BLE FOR THE MAINTENANCE AND PRESERVATION OF THE HULL AND SUPERSTRUCTURE OF THE SHIP AND OPERATE ALL OF THE EQUIP- MENT USED IN MOORING, ANCHOR- ING, AND REPLENISHMENT AT SEA. fBack ROW - LEFT TO RIGHTJ LTJG ZUREY, BM2 BIRD, SA RUTH, BM3 FITZGERALD, SA GEARY, SA WALSH, BM3 JONES, SA TAYLOR, BM3 WHITE, BM3 WELCH, BMC STREET. QCENTER ROWJ SR BURNETT, BMSA KINLEY, SA LYNCH, SA INGRAM BMSN DOUGLAS, SA HERRON, BM2 ANDERSON, BM1 GOARD. CFRONT ROWD SN CREECH, SA GORE, SA PAVIA, BM3 BAUS, SA COSLOP, BM3 MAREK, SN WILEY. 1 TV. 52,2 Z' ,A A V ' , un' - I I N, if ' I 'CR 2 It Pi ff'l!i 'SI' Huh. 54--1 I L, ' '55 ' 'fm ' 19' ,ff . upnn!1,-. 4 .yn ,,,. A LA A IG Mating' YF MA fm I fwk f 7 -. LTZUF-ff, ,ff 11 TQ? fiSf5'f-'1f ffT': 'l fiZQj'f' T1-W'7'f 'T TF ':'1 '1f'TG75. , rg- ..:g- --nffj. A gqvtwgf! c5::1yx1gg:f:fy-T,gv9:,'51,vy5f7,'5x,,.f-3m7:7x-::f,yE7..,1,w.,-www,, ,Lrg VA.: ,1.,.q ,,.A,,X.l..., ..,.,L,. .rm BELOW LEFT BM3 THOMAS PREPARES THE NATIONAL ENSIGN FOR THE MOTOR WHALE BOAT BELOW RIGHT LTJ G ZUREY DISCUSSES UNREP PROCEDURES WITH SHOT LINE HANDLER GMGSN YOUNG BOTTOM LEFT OS2 LAMBERT BOR ROWS THE SOUND POWERED PHONE FROM SA COSLOP DURING GENERAL QUAR TERS BOTTOM RIGHT A PAINTING CREW STOPS TO INSPECT THEIR WORK 4 . I TERM l YN J' N QI' AT LEFT, BMSN DOUGLAS AND MS3 TAYLOR AT THE SHIP'S CON- TROL TOWER ON THE BRIDGE. BE- LOW LEFT GMGSN YOUNG USES HIS SKILLS GAINED IN FIRST DIVI- SION TO SPRUCE UP THE MAGA- ZINE ELEVATOR DOORS. BELOW RIGHT BMSN BAKER POSES FOR A PHOTO WHILE ON WATCH. RIGHT THE BOAT CREW PREPARE TO PUT THE WHALE BOAT IN THE WATER BELOW SA RUTH WORKS ON SHIPS RAILS BELOW RIGHT BM3 THOMAS AND SA GEARY STAND A BRIDGE WATCH BOTTOM XO CDR PERROTTA AND BMC STREET CHECK THE PROGRESS WHILE SA HERRON PAINTS VALVES. BOTTOM RIGHT, SN CREECH PAINTS AND PRESERVES THE SHIP. I1 X7 l is-f ' V ' . if-QL Qf mx ym.,,..W 1 FK WY ,. A i Q ,,.L -Nu , c HC.H I 'ff as ,, -L f' 'N' .1 ha- '---.....,... I 313 PM WV . f .Ww- v4,,,s,--' fy f ,img , .J ff .- X45 5 H., Q. . 3 L 1 1 Wg? fi? J. In .,:'....Q. 'KP ypvlf' ' 'NQR ,-2, K Ki. mf f xx! ----M.. NN-K, ,A XX H,H 5 Buyi w T 9' BELOW, BMSA KINLEY AT THE SHIPS RAIL, BOTTOM, SA INGRAM PARTICIPATES IN STORES ON-LOAD. AT RIGHT, A TYPICAL BRIDGE SCENE WHILE UNDERWAY. BELOW RIGHT, SA GORE DOES A PAINTING JOB ON THE WHALE BOAT DECK AND BOTTOM CEN- TER, BM2 ANDERSON MANS THE MIDSHIP SOUND POWERED PHONE. BOTTOM RIGHT, SA WALSH DOES DC PMS. if Nixggfgglqlq- 3: cj! My-fun.-fivgffxf-gffg:zf:.3 - ff fqvgy., -Qmrff., 7:-f.,-1-3 :-12:3-4-,gggzvf-'f1': Q'Z'T 3j ZfT?.:'Q :'?F'ff-X QLZ2' ECO ANTISUBMARINE WARFARE IS PETERSON'S PRIMARY WARTIME MISSION. THE WEAPON SYSTEMS WHICH PER- FORM THIS MISSION ARE OPERATED AND MAINTAINED BY THE THREE RATINGS IN SECOND DIVISION NAMELY, SONAR TECHNICIANS QSTJ, TORPEDOMEN CTMJ, AND AS- ROC GUNNERS MATES CGMTJ. RIGHT ENS JAMIE SMITH SECOND DIVISION OFFICER BELOW THE SONAR GANG BACK ROW STGC DODGE STG3 MCLEAN STG3 BLES SA BLEDSOE GMT2 EILAM TMSN RADCLIFF TM3 JACKSON STG1 SHINN GMT1 GRIF FIN STG3 PENVOSE ENS SMITH MIDDLE ROW STG2 MAHALIK GMT2 LOCKHART STGSA GARCIA STG2 BURKE STG1 REYNOLDS STG2 COLE STG3 BRADLEY FRONT ROW STG2 JEFFERSON STG3 LONGSHORE STG2 KILPATRICK SN JAMES STG2 GABEL STG3 BARROWS 14 TM3 RONNIE JACKSON AND TMSN TIMOTHY RADCLIFF ARE UPROUD PETE'S TORPEDOMEN. TOP, TM3 JACK- SON ATTEMPTS TO LOAD TMSN RAD- CLIFF INTO A TORPEDO TUBE. AT RIGHT, OUR TORPEDOMEN GAZE WIST- FULLY AT THE PASSING SEA HOPING FOR A GLIMPSE OF CHES LIGHT. M 1 ABOVE, STG3 LAWRENCE BLES AND STG2 MARK SHEPPARD DO PMS ON THE SONAR GEAR. 'fi' 1 ABOVE, STG1 KEVIN REYNOLDS AND STG2 GEORGE MAHALIK RUN OPERABILITY TESTS. AT LEFT, STG2 GARY JEFFERSON AND STG2 PATRICK COLE OBSERVE THE TRACKING OF ACON- TACT. '1 5 v In ,vt ,v 1 rm'-41 T an f ' I , ?FEFSO A . L X 1 X1 THE SONAR GANG AT WORK, ABOVE, STSSA BLEDSOE AND STG3 MCLEAN. AVOVE RIGHT, STGC DODGE AND STG2 LARSON. BELOW, STG2 BURCK AND STG2 GABEL, BELOW RIGHT, STG3 BRADLEY AND STG3 LONGSHORE WITH STG1 SHIN N IN THE CENTER SUPERVIS- ING. f THE GUNNERS MATES- QCMI IN C DIVISION OPER- ATE THE SHIP S TWO MK- 54 C LIGHTWEIGHT GUN MOUNTS, PERFORM RE- QUIRED MAINTENANCE, AND PROVIDE FOR THE SAFE STOWAGE OF ALL SMALL ARMS AND AMMU- NITION. THE FIRE CON- TROL TECHNICIAN'S QFTJ IN C DIVISION OPERATE AND MAINTAIN THE RA- DARS OF THE MK-86 GUN FIRE CONTROL SYSTEM. 1 45 5 INC . AL. ABOVE STANDING L TO R FTGC NESMITH, GMG1 BRUCE KIRK, FTGSN CHARLES WOLSKE, GMG3 THOM- AS WHITELEY, FTG2 YOUNG, FTG3 GARY HILL, GMG2 JOE STANISLAWCZYK, GMGSA TONY SWOFFORD, GMG2 GERALD SMITH. LEFT, FTG1 JAMES SCHMITZ RE- CEIVES COMMENDATION FROM THE COMMANDING OFFICER. I LEFT,CUNNERV OFFICER ENS ADAMS ABOVE GMG2 AMITH M-so MACHINE GUN. ' ' ' RIGHT, GMG2 KIRK OPERATES AN M 14 WITH ICC DENNIS HOLMES, BELOW, GMG1 KIRK AND GMGSN SWOFFORD IN MT 51 BELOW RIGHT, GMG3 WHITELEY DOES PMS LEFT, FTG3 RYAN WALKER ON DECK. BELOW LEFT, GMGSN BRUCE YOUNG WITH SHOT LINE GUN, AND BELOW, GMG3 MAX SKEENS WITH GMG1 LEWIS IN MT-51 'mf Yo 'SX X Y ,QQ S' Sw 4 21 - -Lvzw, ':'mfr.:hc-+.R.w..f fan-,J-,fm-'E-1-rrzg 5.4-, ,,,,,..,,..,,-.1.I3,...-,L....:.-Q , we GM ANTI-AIR WARFARE IS THE MISSION OF GM DIV, AND THE NATO SEA SPAR- ROW MISSILE SYSTEM. RIGHT, FTM3 ANDERSON WORKS ON DECK. BELOW, L TO R, FTM3 STEVE MEADOWS, FTMSN DEAN STEWART, MSN NICK LAGAZA, FTM1 PETE JOY, GMM2 RANDY BRO- SHEARS FTM2 ROGER RHODES, FTM3 DAVID ANDERSON, FTM1 DARROW In LEFT, FTM2 RHODES, FTM3 MEADOWS AND GMM2 BROSHEARS LOAD A SEA-SPARROW MIS- SILE. BELOW, THE M's HANDLE LINES AT THEIR ASSIGNED STATION. LEFT, FTM3 RHODES AND GMM2 BROSHEARS AT SUNSET, ABOVE, FTMSN DEAN STEWART AND FTMSN NICK LA- GAZA WORK ON DECK. r I , 1 I. . . '-I Q1 ,Kwq , Q 5-'Fmw-v ww .fa N51 v-1549 h ' 'V , f , I . I K' I RIGHT, THE LM-2500 GAS TURBINE EN- T GINES, ONE OF FOUR ON BOARD. 4 I 1 df E4 I 3 ' W I F I I 1 I F I 1 , 3 I V I 1 I I I I , 1 I 1 F E F. ,J-'f W! 3 ABOVE, LT. DELLA VEDOVA, THE SHIP'S MAIN PROPULSION ASSISTANT, RIGHT, TOP ROW GSE2 BRUCE TRUSZY- KOWSKI, GSE3 ROGER DYSVICK, GSE2 THOMAS IRVING, GSE3 WILLIAM LUTZ, GSE1 LEO BRAND, IN FRONT, GSE3 GEORGE TALTON, GSEFN GARY CHAL- I LAND I 4 L , 24 I li 'Q Q'-1 l? 'Z - LT STANLEY, THE SHIPS CHIEF ENGINEER GI EERI Designed and built by Ingalls Shipbuilding Division of Litton Industries, in Pascagoula, Mississippi, PETERSON is a member of the first major class of surface ships in the U.S. NAVY to be powered by gas turbine engines. Four General Electric LM-2500 engines, marine versions of those used on DC-10 and C- 5A aircraft, drive the ship at speeds in excess of 30 knots. Twin controllable- reversibile pitch propellers provide PETERSON with a degree of maneuverability unique among warships of her SiZ6. 'E if MP MP DIVISION IS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE OPERATION, CARE AND MAIN- TENANCE OF THE SHIP'S PROPULSION MACHINERY, AUXILIARIES RELATING THERETO, AND SUCH OTHER ANCIL- LARY EQUIPMENT NECESSARY TO PE- TERSON FOR OPERATION AT SEA. RIGHT, GSE2 TRUSKOWSKI AT CON- TROL CONSOLE AND GSE1 BRAND AT THE USQUAWK BOX . BELOW, GSEC DONALD SLICER. ABOVE RIGHT, GSM3 TIMOTHY CI- CIORA AND GSMFN JAMES COLES DO PMS, AND RIGHT, GSM2 R. J. SMITH AND GSM3 TIMOTHY GAN- LEY AT CENTRAL CONTROL STA- TION CONSOLE. vu: iw! f W-.w I 1 H I 1 , 4 M,-I Vm,.N,.,.f,,,f.,,,,,,, HAWWIA , . .. U H i i 2 3 'U 0000 57-'ZW U rg Sl? L' lL l 'W' ll, I Il w I fig o o Q ' LEFT, GSMFN KERN AND FR DA- VID GILES DOING PMS, BELOW LEFT, GSE2 ROGER DYSVICK AT CONTROL CONSOLE. BELOW, GSEFN CHALLAND, GSE3 LUTZ AND GSE3 TALTON OPERATE THE PACC. BOTTOM, GSE2 IR- VING AT CCS CONSOLE. 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I lam ...-N... ii' fi!!!-'Slim A i i9i7'I 'Q ABOVE EN2 THOMAS RIGHT FN HOUSE DO NECESSARY TESTS OIL HACK EN2 RICKY THOMAS AND FN STEVEN HOUSE ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR LUBE AND FUEL OIL SAMPLES, ABOVE. gpg, The role of R Division is to provide repair and maintenance assistance for the ship's hull, fluid, and damage control systems and equipment. LTJ6 J. W. MICKELSON, LEFT, IS THE SHIP'S DCA. BE- LOW, L TO R ARE HTC DUANE ASHLAND, HTFN CLAY ALDRO, HT2 WILLIAM HERRING, HT1 RAYMOND HANSON, HT3 RICKY KELLY, MRFA MARCUS CORO- NADO, HTFN STEPHEN OLIVIO, HTFN RONALD HATCHERS, HT1 JOHN BLALOCK, HTFN MATHEW MITTON, HT2 STEVEN PERSCHAU, HT2 HERBERT HAIL, HT1 DAVID YOUNG AND LTJ6 J. W. MICKELSON. 4 2 f s I A - I 2 f f f 1 3 - -..-,i......W,.. M WK 4 ., ,, If -HfXw'11'1'- -f , ,. -T., if ,Q f E 9 5 5 i 5 f 5 5 UNI IJ!! 'MS -ii EX 3 A 1 HTFN MITTON AND HTFN OLIVIO WORK WITH BAND SAW, LEFT AND HT1 HANSON WORKS ON LATHE WITH MRFA CORONADO BELOW. A it 1:6 I si! if 'RHF ' ' I' X ' x ,-. X . -K '- X xxx X, X V. , ,, 4 I HT2 HERRYING, HT1 HANSON AND HT 2 HAIL ENJOY A CRIBBAGE GAME, TOP, HT2 HAIL AND HT2 HERRING DO PMS, LEFT. ABOVE, YNSN SAMMY DAVIS DOES HIS JOB AS ENGINEERING YEOMAN. X: L+! X-, x 1, ff Q! I f -V. ,-,....,. ,.,.,..f -..I--.,,..,......-,-.,N.f-,.. . U, .,-N., .,f-1 -,.,W,... V-f - ,... -- .,,.... I, ...M-..-f ...W-..-... S.. .V .. ELDI G CLASS HTC ASHLAND TEACHES EN3 KINKAID HOW TO HANDLE A WILD TORCH BELOW NEXT PAGE HTC ASHLAND WITH HIS WELDING CLASS TOP FA ANTHONY AROCHO AND EN3 KINKAID BOTTOM GMT3 JAMES SKSN MILL ER AND MS3 MEHR ,pw fi'-M, G an ,-,. . , --A .-pf-.. . ,-- ,- V . 1 ,Y,1.U,,v MVA.. lj' 75,4 f -ww Q' Mm M 3 -zwL5',f.,vv- .--.Mn..f- -cf' .Y -..-M.. -11- A 1, A... '54-.. 4 E DIVISION IS RESPONSIBLE FOR MAINTAINING PETERSON'S GENERATORS, POWER DISTRIBU- TION SYSTEM, INTERIOR COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM, NAVIGATION EQUIPMENT, ENTER- TAINMENT SYSTEM AND THE VARIOUS ENGI- NEERING CONTROL CONSOLES. BELOW, L TO R, STANDING, EMC PATRICIO MOLINA, ICC DENNIS HOLMES, EM2 TODD WEBB, GSE2 JEFFREY DUBOIS, EM3 MYLES GARRISON, EM3 ROBERT ASTRAB, EM3 ROBERT BLACKSTOCK, IC1 GREGORY HOFFMAN, KNEELING, IC3 JAMES HAMMOND, EMFN GEORGE O'CLAIR, EMFN LARRY KING, AND IC3 DAREN ODLE, AT RIGHT, IS EMC PATRICIO MOLINA, ACTING DIVISION OFFICER FOR E DIVISION. 4 l. IQ wash ,QA ! S M 'm-wfvf EM3 GARRISON AND EMFN KING, ABOVE LEFT, CHECK VOLTAGES. ABOVE, ICC HOLMES AND IC3 ODLE MAKE PHONE CHECKS. LEFT, EMC MOLINA AND EM3 ASTRAB CHECK THE GLIDE SLOPE INDI- CATOR. EM2 WEBB AND EMFN O'CLAIR, BELOW LEFT, FIX AN AIC MOTOR, AND EM3 BLACKSTOCK STUDIES CURCUIT PRINTS, BELOW. Q 1 ' Q'fX RQQ, i I AT RIGHT, IC1 GREGORY HOFFMAN DO- ING PAPERWORK, AND BELOW, WITH IC3 HAMMOND AND IC1 HOFFMAN TESTING THE GYRO. GQ 594g ii N 'visa Q Em S K -Sn W. ,.-W-,,.-,.,-.,4,,, -.,,,,..--.,. . F ,U ,.. .0 .,.., -urn ,. A Vi, ,Q AT LEFT, EM3 GARRISON CHECKS A CONTROLLER. EM2 WEBB AND EMFN O'CLAIR REPAIR A CONNEC- TION BOX, BELOW LEFT. BELOW, GSE2 DUBOIS AND EM3 GARRISON CHECK A DISTRIBUTION PANEL. f 5 Af . THIS IS A GANG, WHO PROVIDES PETER- SON WITH AN ARRAY OF SERVICES FROM STEM TO STERN, FROM THE TOP OF THE MAST TO THE KEEL. SOME SAY THAT A GANG PROVIDES HOTEL SERVICE, AND THAT'S TRUE. AT RIGHT, ENFN COOK AND ENFR TAYLOR WORK ON THE HIGH PRESSURE AIR SYSTEM. BELOW RIGHT IS ENS. GONTHIER,QTHE 'A' DIVISION OFFI- CER, EN2 TERP AND ENFA JAMES SCOTT DO WORK ON THE SHIPS AFTER STEER- ING SYSTEM. BELOW, AND RIGHT, FA AROCHO AND ENFN CONTRERAS REPAIR A LAUNDRY PRESS. 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RM1 HOUSDEN, BOTTOM, DISCUSSES OPERATIONS WITH DIVISION OFFICER ENS. FITZPATRICK. MWMW f x , N., F? i RMSN BORGRUD KFOREGROUNDJ AND RMSN FALVO KBACKGROUNDJ SLOTTING MESSAGES, ABOVE. TOP RIGHT, RM1 OLIVER CORRECTS MESSAGES FOR RM3 JOHNSON WHILE RM2 BONILLA OPERATES EQUIPMENT. RM2 CHARNOTA AND RM3 COUNTRYMAN COPY MES- SAGES FOR DISTRIBUTION RIGHT AND BELOW IS OC DIV, FROM L TO R, BACK ROW RM3 KENNETH MAY, RMSN DOMINIC FALVO, SM2 JASON BORGRUD, RM1 OLIVER, RM2 THOM- AS CHARNOTA AND ENS. FITZPA- TRICK, SITTING, SM3 KELLY WOOD, SM3 J ODY STEBBINS, RM2 KRIS TUO- MALA AND SM2 LEROY LONEY. ou OE OE DIVISION IS COMPRISED OF TWO RATES. THE ELEC- TRONICS TECHNICIAN'S KETJ OPERATE AND MAINTAIN THE COMPLEX RADAR AND COMMUNICATIONS EQUIP- MENTS. THE DATA SYSTEMS TECHNICIANS CDSJ OPERATE AND MAINTAIN THE COMPLEX COMPUTER INSTALLA- TION. AT RIGHT, CWO3 RAYMOND ALLEN AND LT. DON- ALD LOREN, THE OPS OFFICER, DO A PMS INSPECTION. BELOW, OE DIVISION, L TO R BACK ROW, DS2 PAUL WEG- SERT, ET2 ROBERT MILLER, DS2 RANDY STEELE, ET3 MARK STEADMAN, ET3 HYPOLITO FERNANDEZ, DS2 ROB- ERT THERIAULT, ET2 DAVID WEILAND. MIDDLE ROW, ET3 DAVID COX, ET2 ALLEN WARD, ET3 CHARLES PETERMAN, ET2 CHARLES WOOD, DS1 BRYAN RAINES, DS2 JOHN SCHAFER, ET1 DAVID POWELL. FRONT ROW, DS2 LOUIS DITUCCI, ETSN ROBERT GOLDING, EW2 CHARLES MOORE, EW3 KENNETH BURGESS, EW2 MICHAEL LANE AND DIVI- SION OFFICER CWO3 RAYMOND ALLEN. , I Z f f I rfsx 52, . ,., L1 ,. -, N9 -,- g . .A X -4 , I I I I I - I BH 220 ilp',,.-gg 1 , in ,ox bf sy Iii JSOSOOC QQ UO ABOVE LEFT DS2 SCHAFER AND DS3 STEELE SER VICE THE MAG UNIT, AND LEFT ET3 COX, ET2 WOOD AND ET3 FERNANDEZ DO PMS. DS2 DITUCCI AND DS2 WEGWERT TROUBLE SHOOTING, BELOW LEFT. ABOVE ET3 PETERMAN AND ET3 STEADMAN DO PMS WHILE BELOW, DS1 RAINES AND DS2 THERIAULT DO SIGNAL TRACING. i DIVISION OFFICER CWO3 ALLEN AND YN2 FRANK ARRE CONFER ON SUPPLY, RIGHT, WHILE BELOW ET3 FNANDEZ AND ET2 MILLER DO PMS. 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BELOW, IS OI DIVISION, BACK ROW L TO R ARE OS3 JAMES MCCLESTER, LT DOUG BIRD, OSC JACOB FRENCH, OS2 DON- ALD LAMBERT, OS2 KURDT CAR- RUTHERS, OS2 LESLIE PAGE, OS1 RALPH STEVENS, OSSN JEFFERY SNYDER, OS1 STEPHEN BRENNE- MAN AND IN FRONT ARE, OS3 RAN- DAL SOWDER, OS3 IGNACIO MENDO- ZA, AND OS2 PETER KINSMAN. f M - XX-, OSC FRENCH WATCHES AS OS2 PAGE TRACKS CONTACTS, ABOVE, AND ABOVE RIGHT, OS3 SOWDER RECORDS TRACKS. OS1 STEVENS AND OS2 KINSMAN TALK TO RA- DIO ON A USQUAWK BOX , RIGHT. KA.,-',,.f' ,..-W'- MyM ...v 4 W . , A ff-- 5 i, I 11 11 1 1-fi OSC FRENCH AND OSSN SNYDER MARK PROUD PETE'S POSITION ON THE POSITION BOARD IN CIC, ABOVE. OS2 LAMBERT, LT BIRD, OS3 MCCLESTER AND OS2 PAGE PLOT THE SHIPS EXACT POSITION, RIGHT. BE- LOW. PH2 RICHARD MCDILL WHO RECORDED THE SIGHTINGS FOR THE OUTLAW CAMEL. 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FRONT CROW, YN1 DANIEL SCHULTZ, GSEC WILLIAM STOREY, YN3 GARY BOUCHER, YNSN JEFFERYAMIDGETT. fff f ABOVE, YN1 SCHULTZ AND PN3 KULIS CHECK SER- VICE RECORDS AND BELOW, f GSEC STOREY AND SN GODFREY MAKE SURE THAT THE DATA BANK PUBLICATIONS ARE ALL IN ORDER. nivul nl iggfxj X X .N , I 1, .L X X ii- P5343 we Wx I-IM OUR MEDICAL DEPT. CONSISTS OF HM1 WIT- ZENFELD AND HM2 MANZELLA. THEIR MIS- SION IS TO ENSURE THE HEALTH AND WEL- FARE OF THE 300 CREW MEMBERS ONBOARD PETERSON. TO MEET THIS MISSION THEY MUST KEEP OUR RECORDS UP TO DATE, LEFT, ENSURE THAT THE CREW RECEIVES THE NECESSARY INNOCULATIONS, BELOW, AND KEEP THEMSELVES IN GOOD PRACTICE FOR EMERGENCIES. BELOW LEFT, HM1 WITZENFELD PRACTICE ON AN ARTIFICIAL INJURY. ,A mn! N, e -X 'X-, K5 ,X,,f . A fp m . .fn . 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QM3 MOONEY SHOOTS THE SUN FOR A FINX AND QM3 PYRON CHECK THE READING BELOW LEFT ,ii +11 2 I f . fp W' , . 3 I I 1. H I f 'W 3 X f f X W Q f if ff X f f W f ff! ff W E MW! 'Wm Whf W 4 MWQX U v X ff f f I' ' Z , H QM3 . , ,Q Wa' ' , X f'7.,,,urwfw KAY f' MAA THE MASTER AT ARMS FORCE ABOARD SHIP CONSISTS OF ONE MAN, MA1 HARLIN WINTER. MA1 WINTERS DUTIES CONSIST OF MAINTAINING ORDER AND GOOD DICIPLINE ABOARD PROUD PETE . AT RIGHT, MA1 WINTER CON- FERS WITH HIS BOSS , THE EXECUTIVE OFFICER. BELOW RIGHT, MA1 WINTER DOING HIS PAPERWORK IN HIS OF- FICE AND LEFT, MA1 WINTER OFFICIATES AT BEER ON THE PIER OPS. M 4Y v m'3E1g'g ' 1'-4 '-1---. -W-away,-,,,- ' 0--waz., 1' 62 85,23 PC THE POSTAL CLERK PC3 ALFREDO QHOMERJ RIVAS, ABOARD SHIP IS A VERY POPULAR PERSON. HE HELPS US GET OUR LETTERS AND PACKAGES HOME AND HELPS THE MAIL YOU SEND, GET TO US. HE'S USUALLY BUSY ALL DAY, SORTING MAIL, SELLING MONEY ORDERS AND STAMPS, AS SEEN HERE. 4 ,f N,X A -. 452 C' A g 'Zq ' fr- -1:5-ia: -:f7'i':rf:.-- . - -' ' f-Q--.-f.--.f'.1.:.--fr'm --'wr ---.- .0 .....,--..., ..-,-.-.., Q..m...,,., .W ,,,, UPPL THE SUPPLY DEPARTMENT PROVIDES MANY SER- VICES TO PETERSON. THE MESS MANAGEMENT SPE- CIALISTS CMSJ AND FOOD SERVICEMEN ARE RESPON- SIBLE FOR PREPARING AND SERVING ALL MEALS ABOARD. SHIP'S SERVICEMENT CSHJ OPERATE THE SHIP'S STORE, LAUNDRY, SODA FOUNTAIN, AND BAR- BER SHOP. STOREKEEPERS KSKJ RECEIVE AND ISSUE ALL REPAIR PARTS FOR THE SHIP. THE DISBURSING CLERK QDKJ MAINTAINS THE CREWS PAY RECORDS. LT. ROGIA WILLIAMS, RIGHT, IS THE SUPPLY DE- PARTMENT HEAD. LTJG TIMOTHY JOHNSON IS THE FINANCIAL OFFICER ON BOARD, BELOW. BELOW RIGHT, MR. JOHNSON ALONG WITH SEVERAL OTHER SUPPLY PERSONNEL DIRECTS THE LOADING OF SHIP'S STORES. 'X u ,f - W .xg , M I fm XZ, X THE DISBURSING CLERKS MAKE SURE WE GET PAID AND KEEP OUR RECORDS UP TO DATE AT LEFT DK1 ADAM COLE PAYING ET3 FERNANDEZ BELOW LEFT THE WHOLE DK GANG DK3 LEONARD DARRELL KD1 ADAM COLE AND LTJG TIMOTHY JOHN SON BELOW LTJG JOHNSON AND DK3 DAR RELL MAKE SURE ALL THE MONEY S THERE N X THE MESS MANAGEMENT SPECIALISTS ABOARD PETERSON KEEP US WELL FED. MSC SAMUEL PIAZZA AND CDR GRUNWALD CUT A BIRTHDAY CAKE MADE FOR THE BIRTHDAY BOYS IN THE CREW'S MESS. BELOW, THE MS CREW, L TO R ARE MSC SAMUEL PIQAZZA, MSSN DANIEL GAYDOS, MS3 JAMES ANDERSON, MS3 TAYLOR, MS3 THOMAS MEHR, MS1 ANTHONY PELINA, SA J O- SEPH CLARK, MSSA EUGENE LEOPARDI, MS1 DONALD BUR- NISDE AND MS2 MICHAEL SMITH. v--Q-:..4,.:,:,Lf':-5.4. J., , ., . ' - - ' - ' ' , i' . . V - - . ---.:.x.'....,.4,:-.1.,,g.-:...L..m..m J -f-L.:-X ' f '. f . .- - - . ' . -.,.....A..:...LL:.-L1 ..,.....v-...,..11 ,. W -- .. . - V3 LL I ek Raw gL ' ' F XM J is AT RIGHT, THE C. O. HELPS MS1 PELINA AND MS2 SMITH SERVE THE CREW WHILE, BELOW, MSSN GAY- DOS BREAKS OUT FRESH PRODUCE. .mv . f ff' I g, fl- S . i ww 'V ' ,. if I LLHH X A 1 at ' '.., Z L L Q, .f A ' .P ., -mp N Q, ..,. MSSA MYKAL COHEN PREPARES PORTIONS AS MS1 PELINA WATCHES. BELOW LEFT, THE C. O. AND X. O. DISPLAY A JOVIAL REACTION TO MS3 ANDERSON, WHO RECEIVES BO- NUS FOR HIS RECENT REENLISTMENT. BELOW RIGHT MS3 ANDERSON PREPARES SAUSAGES FOR THE CREW BOTTOM RIGHT, MS3 MEHR ORDERS MORE FOOD, BOT- TOM LEFT, CHAPLAIN HOSTING ICE CREAM OPS, COURTE- SY OF THE Ms CREW. UN. 2 X X1 THIS PAGE COUNTER CLOCKWISE MS1 BURNSIDE AND MSC PIAZZA DISCUSS A MEAL CARD SA CLARK CORES APPLES AND MSI BURNSIDE PREPARES EVENING MEAL. 6 X' - :vv, '5 'L'11-f0: nm' '5-mv - -n-- - --..-. 4 ,fn WTP . , .. ., .. . 75. 2 ,..-,ti A-,?,:,,-ihvwy THE STOREKEEPERS MAKE SURE WE HAVE ALL THE PARTS NEEDED TO KEEP OUR EQUIPMENT RUN- NING. AT RIGHT ARE, L TO R, SK3 DAVID CALL, SKSN VINCENT MILL- ER, SK2 KEVIN HOGAN, SKC RICH- ARD NEWTON AND SKC STEVEN SNYDER. BELOW, SKC SNYDER AND SK3 CALL SEARCH FOR A PART. SK2 HOGAN COMPLETES A 1250 FOR A DRAWN PART, BELOW RIGHT, AND SKC NEWTON AND SKSN MILLER MAKE A STOCK CHECK, BOTTOM RIGHT. ,L . X XX X. 1 I , W- , Y , XSQXN .X ,f. ' - NA -I Q vligwx ..- 'u...K rv., THE SHIP'S SERVICEMEN KEEP THE COKE MACHINE FULL AND THE SHIP'S STORE OPEN. AT RIGHT, SHSA CRUSOTT CHECK THE MACHINE HE HAS JEST SER- VICED. BELOW IS THE SH GANG, L TO R ARE SH3 BRADY FOY, SHSA JOHN MCFARLAND, SH3 LYNN DO- ING, SH3 IRA MULLINS, SHSA DENNIS CRUSOTT AND SH1 FLAVIAN BRITOS. THE LAUNDRYMEN MAKE SURE WE ALL WEAR NICE CLEAN DUNGAREES. THOSE WORKING IN THE SHIP'S STORE PROVIDE QUICK SERVICE AND AL- WAYS KEEP THE SHELVES WELL STOCKED. BARB HOP SH3 IRA MULLINS GIVES THE NEW OPERATIONS OFFICER, LT. STEVEN BURNETTE A TRIM, BELOW LEFT. BELOW RIGHT, THE NEWEST SH IN THE GROUP, SN ARRABITO GIVES A FINE HAIRCUT. BOT- TOM, THE BEFORE AND AFTER SHSA CRUSOTT, STG3 LONGSHORE. I 1 A, . -A k,,. 1900, ,f....L4-.. ,,,L..xIE.-.,L.- I-IL-34 THE HELO DET'S PURPOSE IS TO LOCATE AND AT- TACK SUBMARINES. THEY SERVE THE SHIP IN MANY OTHER WAYS, THEY DELIVER MAIL, GET SSICK OR INJURED SAILORS TO HOSPITALS AS NEEDED, AND ALSO PROVIDE PETERSON WITH FIFTEEN FINE SHIP- MATES. ABOVE IS HSL-34, L TO R STANDING, AT3 JEFFREY ELLIS, AMSSA JAMES COUNCIL, AE1, JAMES MYERS, AD2 JOSEPH VAN PUTTEN, AMHC RONALD HOFFMAN, LT JACK COYNE, MIDDLE ROW, STAND- ING, AD3 DALE RATLIFF, LTJG ROB SCOTT, LCDR BILL GIVSON, AX1 WILLIAM PEERY. FRONT ROW, AE3 DAVID FRALIX, AMH2 STEVEN BROTEN, AW2 MARK J ENNINGS, AMS3 TIMOTHY WITHINGTON AND AWAN LESLIE HOOD. RIGHT, OFFICER IN CHARGE OF HSL-34, CDET-1 ISD LCDR GIBSON. S BELOW LEFT, AMHC HOFFMAN RELAXES DUR- ING A BUSY DAY OF WORK. AD2 VAN PUTTEN ATTACHES SNUBBING STRAPS TO HELO RO- TARS, BELOW. BOTTOM LT COYNE AND LTJG SCOTT ARE READY TO FLY. am -f, ,Q Q Q ,V Wm, , X440 Q 'I 5 1 E 5 aww vii ' M ' , ' PREVIOUS PAGE, TOP LEFT, AD2 VAN PUTTEN TAKES TIME QUT TO MEND HIS COVERALLS. LEFT CENTER, AE1 JAMES MYERS CHECKS ELECTRICAL COMPONENTS IN THE HELO'S ENGINES. LEFT BOTTOM, AE1 MYERS AND AD3 RATLIFF WORK THE TAIL ROTOR, TOP RIGHT, AX1 PEERY SECURES AFTER A LONG DAY OF FLIGHTOPS. BOTTOM RIGHT, HSL-34 MAKES A PERSONNEL TRANSFER. E BELOW, AE3 FRALIX DOES PMS, BELOW AND LEFT LT COHEN TALKS WITH AMH3 WETHINGTON AND AD2 VAN PUTTEN. BOTTOM, HSL-34 GIVES THEIR HELO A SHOWER BEFORE PUTTING HER TO BED AFTER A DAY OF HELO OPS. , -W SDF I THE SHIP'S SELF DEFENCE FORCE IS JUST ABOUT WHAT IT SOUNDS LIKE, A GROUP OF SAILORS WHO ARE TRINED TO HELP PROUD PETE DEFEND IT- SELF IN THE MORE UNUSUAL CIRCUMSTANCES. BE- ING TRAINED IN RIOT CONTROL TACTICS, USE OF SMALL ARMS AND LIGHT MACHINE GUNS, THEY STAND PREPARED TO DEFEND THE SHIP SHOULD TROUBLE COME WHILE THE SHIP IS PIERSIDE, OR SHOULD WE BE CALLED UPON TO MOUNT AN OFFEN- SIVE TO DEFEND AMERICAN LIVES OVERSEAS. AT RIGHT, CDR GRUNWALD INSPECTS THE TROOPS. BE- LOW, THE SHIP'S SELF DEFENCE FORCE, L TO R BACK ROW. ICC HOLMES, AD2 VAN PUTTEN, YN3 BOUCHER, FN AROCHO, FTG2 YOUNG, HTFN HATCH- ER, GMT2 EILAM, RM1 OLIVER AND ENS ADAMS. FRONT ROW, GMT2 LOCKHART, HT3, KELLEY, ENFN CONTRERAS, HT2 HERRING, EN3 KINKAID, GSE2 DU- BOIS. Pl' 4--4fv--'-'-v-v..- -Q-..V-.vnq ..,.-.4 -,-. , -,,.....Y, -, , - A - . .. 1. -.--1, 1 V -.V .1 I w mf ABOVE, ICC HOLMES INSTRUCTS SAILOR IN HOW TO ACT AND RE-ACT LIKE MARINES. BELOW, RIOT CONTROL TRAINING IN PROGRESS. N, 15441 ,1,f,f, -wwf. ,1,,,-, f f -, , , I ICC HOLMES IN STRUCTS THE SELF DEFENCE FORCE ON PROPER PROCEDURES. HE EXPLAINS THAT PRIOR PLANNING PREVENTS A POOR PERFORMANCE, RIGHT. BELOW, THE SSDF DEMON- STRATES PHYSICAL TRAINING AND A TECHNIQUE KNOWN AS THE RIOT CONTROL. THIS RIOT CONTROL FORMATION IS KNOWN AS ANDIAMOND FORMATION WHICH IS USED TO MOVE PERSONNEL THROUGH OR EXTRACT PERSONNEL FROM AN AN- GRY CROWD. Ou .-, ..........-.-..,,,..Q.. 1 1 , i , . .,., U1 ,Y -V-. -W---V .-,-..--.,..,.-.,--,.,.. ,. ,,k.,..., T .VVK VI A ,R H I F V N 1 V- - v 1 -. gl- A I K' , . 2' . f.,N lu Xi 9555? :Q X X X gi, THE PHOTO'S ON THESE TWO PAGES ARE A SCRAPBOOK OF SOME OF THE SIGHTS AND ACTIVITIES WE ENJOYED ON OUR WAY INTO THE PERSIAN GULF. ON THE FAR LEFT TOP IS A WINE FACTORY COURT- YARD WITH THE HOGSHEADS OF WINE LINING THE LEFT SIDE OF THE COURT, TOP CENTER, THE ROCK OF GIBRALTOR STANDS SENTINEL AT THE ENTRANCE TO THE MEDITERRANIAN SEA, AT THE BOTTOM OF THE PAGE PONTA DEL GADA, IN THE AZORES. IN THE CENTER LOUIS AND TOMMY GET THEIR PICTURE TAKEN WITH A PETERSON SAILOR. CENTER RIGHT IS SANDRA HOCHSTEIN WHO WAS AS INFORMATIVE AS SHE WAS FRIENDLY AS OUR TOUR GUIDE DURING OUR WINE FACTORY VISIT IN ROTA, SPAIN. THE PHOTO ABOVE IS A FORT WHICH HAS GUARDED SUDA BAY, CRETE FOR THREE CENTURIES, AND IN THE PICTURE BELOW ARE SOME OF THE CAUSEWAYS USED FOR A BRIDGE WHEN SHIPS ARE NOT TRANSITING THE SUEZ CANAL. I .Q uf, L f F 'Q Q4 f X' 1 N.-1 v 4-:'-1:m-a1-wrnvc:-f,:-'f- ,uvfnzf-V wwf. ,...,-..-..,. .1f.-mfw,-v,-1....-.-,,- ,-, -V rn-, - e 5 x X E e Z 0 '1 r ,x A I 1 QR EA f 1 1 f 1 1 N Z Z f Q Z gf THESE PAGES SHOW SOME OF THE COLOR OF THE MIDDLE EAST. PETERSON TRANSITS THE SUEZ CANAL FOLLOWED BY USS JESSE L. BROWN. War damage is visible all along the canal. 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