Portland (LSD 37) - Naval Cruise Book

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1990 volume:

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' - Q .rg 7 s f Q W ,fy JW., n f 4 ,V Q Q fo, y X y xl ,, . ,f V 6-632 1121 ' 22921, PORTLAND'S HISTORY USS PORTLAND CLSD 373 is the second of the Anchorage, CLSD 361 class dock landing ships. Built by the Quincy Division of General Dynamics, her keel was laid on 27 September 1967. She was commissioned on 3 October 1970 at the Boston Naval Shipyard. From 1972 to 1983, PORTLAND completed 1 1 deployments to the Caribbean, Mediterranean, and North Atlantic as a member of Amphibious Squadrons TWO, FOUR, SIX and EIGHT. Additionally, she has undertaken a variety of unique missions. In 1970, she transported TEKTITE II, a Department of the Interior underwater research habitat. She was later awarded the Meritorious, Unit Commendation for support of two Navy Patrol Gunboats, USS DEFIANCE CPG 951 and USS SURPRISE CPG 971, in August 1970. During October 1973, PORTLAND carried the Navy's Deep Submergence Research Submarine, NR-1, for bottom survey and data collection in the vicinity of Puerto Rico. In March 1976 she was instrumental in building an artificial fishing reef in Chesapeake Bay by sinking numerous obsolete boats. On 29 July 1976, PORTLAND participated in the evacuation of over 300 U.S. citizens and third country nationals from civil war-torn Beirut, Lebanon. PORTLAND'S first regular overhaul was performed at Sun Shipyard in Chester, Pennsylvania from November 1979 to January 1981. During Caribbean Operations '82 from 22 February until 14 April 1982, PORTLAND served as flagship for CINCLANTFLT, COMNAVSURFLANT and DEPCINCLANTFLT and was awarded the Meritorious Unit Commendation. PORTLAND deployed in support of UNITAS XXIII in June 1982 and passed through the Panama Canal in August 1982, entering the Pacific Ocean for the first time in the shipls history. Deployed as a member of the Multi-National Peacekeeping Force at Beirut, Lebanon from May through December 1983, PORTLAND was awarded the Meritorious Unit Commendation and Navy Expeditionary Medal for actions during that deployment. PORTLAND completed regular overhaul at Norfolk Ship- building and Drydock Company in Berkley, South Norfolk, Virginia from 16 January to 19 July 1985. In August, PORTLAND visited one of her namesake cities, Portland, Maine. In April 1986 PORTLAND was fitted with two Vulcan Phanlanz Close-in Weapon Systems for missile defense. From May to November PORTLAND deployed with MARG 2-86 and participated in the NATO exercise Display Determination. From May 6 to July 31, 1987, PORTLAND underwent a Planned Maintenance Overhaul at Moon engineering, Portsmouth, Virginia. In August, she embarked several members of the original PORTLAND QCA-333 for a cruise to one of her namesake cities Portland, Maine. From December 31, 1987 to April 1, 1988 PORTLAND deployed to the Persian Gulf as Middle East Force Minesweeper mothership. From May to July, PORTLAND took part in midshipman training and visited such ports as Roseau, Dominican Republic, Roosevelt Roads, Puerto Rico, Plymouth, England, Glascow and Edinburg, Scotland, St. Nazaire, France and Portland, England. In September, PORTLAND participated in Teamwork 88 off Norway. The trip ended with a visit to Newcastle, England. PORTLAND completed a Planned Maintenance Availability period between November 1988 through February 1989. In April, PORTLAND conducted Refresher Training in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. During June, PORTLAND embarked a law enforcement detachment from the U.S. Coast Guard and patrolled Caribbean. During the operation, PORTLAND supported two Coast Guard Patrol boats and a Coast Guard Helicopter detachment. PORTLAND began TCATS and MARG workups throughout July and August to prepare for the upcoming deployment. From 1 1 October to 11 April PORTLAND deployed to the Mediterranean Sea as part of MARG 1-90. 4. T THE PORTLAND IS NAMED AFTER TWO FA- MOUS SEAPORT CITIES OF THE UNITED STATES, . PORTLAND, OREGON, AND PORTLAND, MAINE. LCDR A. F. I THE TWO CITIES SEALS ARE APPROPRIATELY A LIVERS, JR. PART OF THE SHIP,S INSIGNE. THE SEA OF PORTLAND, OREGON, PRESENTS THE CITY AS A LT J. P. MAJOR SEAPORT THROUGH THE SAILING VES- STMANTQN SEL. THE ERUITEUL LADY IS STANDING AT THE CONELUENCE OF THE COLUMBIA RIVER ON WHOSE WATERS FLOW THE MANY INDUSTRIAL LTJG T- AND AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS OF THE RE- WALDRON GION. THE FIR TREES REPRESENT THE LARGE LUMBER RESOURCES AND MT. HOOD, THE SCE- BT3 J, NIC ATTRIBUTES OF THE REGION. THE SEAL OF PATTERSON PORTLAND, MAINE, IS ONE OF HERALDRY. THE PHOENIX CHERONJ SYMBOLIZES IMMORTALI- TY. THE ANCHOR IS FREQUENTLY USED IN CIT- BTFA S- A- IES HAVING A CLOSE RELATIONSHIP WITH THE OTTESEN SEA AND IN HERALDRY THE ANCHOR REPRE- AUSS PORTLM SENTS HOPE. THE DOLPHINS SYMEOLIZE DIL- IGENCE, LOVE, AND SWIFTNESS. THE SHIP IS T 1 INTERPRETED AS REPRESENTING THE CITY AS I 1 I .L I L.,, A GREAT SHIPEUILDING CITY. ON THE LEFT AND RIGHT OF THE INSIGNE ARE THE NAVY EMBLEM AND THE MARINE CORPS EMBLEM. THESE EMBLEMS TOGETHER REPRESENT THE JOINT EFFORTS OF THESE SERVICES IN THE PERFORMANCE OF MISSIONS ASSIGNED THE AMPHIBIOUS FORCES. THE STERN VIEW OF THE PORTLAND REVEALS THE SHIPIS CHARACTERISTICS INHERENT IN THE PERFORMANCE OF ITS PRIMARY MISSION. THE FLOODED WELL DECK REPRESENTS THE SHIP'S CAPABILITY TO LAUNCH, RECEIVE, AND REPAIR SMALL CRAFT, THE FLIGHT DECK REPRESENTS THE SHIP'S CAPABILITY TO LAUNCH AND RECEIVE HELICOPTERS CARRYING CARGO OR MARINES, THE CRANES SYMBOLIZE THE SHIP'S ABILITY TO LOAD AND UNLOAD CARGO RAPIDLY. I I , HI TORY 5 Irage, CLSD 362 class dock landing ships. Built by V id on 27 September 1967. She was commissioned - . om 1972 to 1983, PORTLAND completed 11 . Atlantic as a member of Amphibious Squadrons - ertaken a variety of unique missions. In 1970, she j p Iderwater research habitat. She was later awarded ' A THANKSGIVING IN THE WARDRooIvI. A CI Navy Patrol Gunboats, USS DEFIANCE CPG 955 lg October 1973, PORTLAND carried the Navy's I Ittom suwev and data collection in rho virfinitv AF 1 ,' I I I 1 I I . Q ' I I -I I 4. 1 ,A 7i ' ' I A R-DIV GETS BEST X-MAS SET UP. j I 7 Q75 v CHANNEL 13 NEWS VISIT FOR X-MAS 2 I . L I tri I A E l '- :jffxlk R QM-3 gf., , ' A USS PORTLAND HAD A CHANCE TO B E AT I ROME FOR MIDNIGHT MASS 24 DEC 1989 I WITH JOHN PAUL II, PHOTO BY HTC BARNES I I FW 1 J--f H.. LCDR A. F. LIYERS. JR. LT J. P. SIMANTON LTJG T. WALDRON BT3 J. PATTERSON BTFA S. A. OTTESEN BTFA D. REYNOLDS OSSA C. TISON FR. B. BROWERS RMC CSWD J WEAVER A FRENCH VISITORS, TOUR OF MEDICAL DEPT A SIXTH FLEET VISIT V SELF HE OO LP ANTIBES, FRANCE ECOLE ST. MARIE SCH pI QT rr' MSI FITE MM1 ST. LOUIS ENIQSWI O BERRY BM2 HENSON EVE BMZCSWJ ROBERTS ENZQSWJ STEWART BMZCSWJ TALMADGE JACKSON CKSQN R . S 5.2 Z9 ' ff 'L Us if ,M X . ww I.. S.. ul ,wi ,ge-5 , gi 'XM 'Q' S K ' , ---A ATLARH-----W IOI T TUNISIANXAMERICAN EXERCISE GRAIBA, TUNISIA 61st ARMY ENGINEERS, TUNISIAINMCB-2, USN THE PORTLAND SETS THE PACE WITH THE ON LOAD OF NMCB-3, UNDERWAY FOR EXERCISE ATLAS RAIL. A DISASTROUS FLOOD DESTROYED THE RAILROAD BRIDGE AT GUIFLA. SEABEES CONSTRUCTED A TEMPORARY EARTHEN BERM BYPASS WHICH OPENED A CRITICAL LINE TO TOZEUR. W KAW YE ff, E. lr-5' , , L X 22 jf 24, ? lv! 55.224 W 3: EA ,, ' f ' ,, an f Mfg M '-iff W ff f Z ,, , , f, X' if , f - , W, M , 4 ,, Wf.,nw,W,5fWf,, Z, 5451.9 -no 1'- CO MA DING OFFICER COMMANDER JOSEPH M. GREENE, JR. UNIVTED STATES, NAVY Commander Greene is a native of Millville, New Jersey, and graduated from the United States Naval Academy in 1969. He was promoted to his present rank on August 1, 1984. After commissioning, he was assigned to USS JOHN S. MCCAIN CDDG-361 as Assistant Combat Information Officer and later assumed the duties of Missile Officer and Fire Control Officer. In July 1972, he reported to the Human Resource Development Center, Newport, Rhode Island for staff duty until January 1974. Upon completion of the Department Head Course at the Naval Destroyer School in Newport, Rhode Island, Commander Greene served as Weapons Officer on the USS VOGE IFF-10473 from December 1974 to December 1976. He was then assigned as Operations Officer of the USS CHARLESTON CLKA-1131 where he served until December 1978. Subsequently, Commander Greene attended the Naval Postgraduate School in Monterey, Ca- lifornia, graduating in June 1980, with a Master of Science Degree in Manpower Analysis. In July 1980, he was assigned to the Chief of Naval Operations staff where he served in the Long Range Manpower Planning Branch COP-1101 and was designated a proven subspecialist in Manpower Analysis. Commander Greene served as Executive Officer of the USS SAGINAW QLST-11883 from March 1982 to May 1984. For the next twenty-four months, he served on Commander Amphibious Group Twois staff as the Training and Readiness Officer. He then reported to the USS SAIPAN CLHA-21 as Operations Officer from June 1986 to October 1987 Commander Greene is married to the former Susan Gardner Fitzgerald of Newport, Rhode Island. They have two children, Meredith and Joseph III, and reside in Virginia Beach, Virginia. 10 film. CDR D. G. BRADLEY UNITED STATES NAVY CDR Bradley initially enlisted in the Navy on 9 September 1965. His first duty stations were USS HAMMERBERG CDE-10155 and USS BROWN- SON CDD-8683. In August 1966, CDR Bradley attended BT MAH school. Between 1967 and 1969 CDR Bradley served aboard USS MCCAFFREY CDD-8601, USS HARWOOD CDD-8615, and USS MEREDITH CDD-8901 in tours off the coast of Vietnam. After commissioning in 1974, CDR Bradley served as Main Propulsion Assistant aboard USS PONCHATULA CAO-1481 until Au- gust 1977, then as MPA aboard USS GOLDS- BOROUGH CDDG-201. CDR Bradley then en- tered the Naval Post Graduate School as a student in the Manpower and Personnel Curriculum, grad- uating October 198O. After Department Head School, CDR Bradley Served as Chief Engineer onboard USS MANLEY CDD-9403, then First Lieutenant aboard USS PENSACOLA CLSD-381. In January 1985, CDR Bradley reported to the Armed Forces Staff College for the Joint Com- bined Staff Officers Course. After graduation he reported to SWOS Newport, R.l. as course co- ordinator for Steam EOOW course: CDR Bradley reported as Executive Officer of PORTLAND on 1 April 1988. , g . 5 .5 i 3 A A 1 A 1 .V C I LCDR A. F. LIVERS, IR. UNITED STATES NAVY LCDR Livers was commissioned June 30, 1976, at the NROTC Unit, University of California, Berkeley. His first shipboard assignment was onboard USS PEORIA CLST-11831 homeported in San Diego, Ca- lifornia, where he served as DCA, MPA, and fleeted up to Operations Officer. Following SWOS Depart- ment Head School, he served as Ship Control Officer onboard USS FAHRION CFFG-225, in Mayport, Florida. After attending Split Tour Engineer Officers Course, he reported as Chief Engineer onboard USS HARLAN COUNTY QLST 1 1961 homeported in Lit- tle Creek, Virginia. Following that, LCDR Livers attended the six month Armed Forces Staff College in Norfolk, Virginia, prior to reporting as Navigation Officer on board USS GUADALCANAL CLPH-71. In September 1988, he reported as Flotilla Operations and Training Advisor to the Royal Saudi Naval Forc- es in Al-Jubail, Saudi Arabia. He attended the Pro- spective Executive Offices Course in Newport, Rhode Island, reporting 27 December 1989 to relieve as Executive Officer of USS PORTLAND CLSD 371. Lieutenant Commander Liversf awards include the Meritorious Service Medal, the Joint Service Com- mendation Medal, the Navy Achievement Medal, and various unit and service awards. Lieutenant Commander Livers and his wife, Charlene, currently reside in Virginia Beach, Vir- ginia. ll -4 2nd ANGLICO DETACHIVIENT 24th MARINE EXPEDITIONARY UNIT COMMANDIN G OFFICER OF TROOPS CAPTAIN MICHAEL A. 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O A A A 3 4 A A A 9 O I , X A A I 6 EXECUTIVE OFFICER OF TROOPS CAPTAIN JOSEPH MONAGHAN UNITED STATES MARINE CORPS CAPTAIN JOSEPH MONAGHAN BORN AND RAISED IN BALTIMORE MD GRADUATED FROM THE U S NA VAL ACADEMY IN 1985 AND RECEIVED A COMMISSION AS A 2nd LT IN THE UNITED STATES MARINE CORPS UPON COMPLETION OF THE BASIC SCHOOL ATTENDED THE MARINE CORPS ENGINEER SCHOOL AND SERVED AS A PLA TOON COMMANDER WITH C CO AND AS COMPANY COMMANDER FOR HEADQUARTERS AND SERVICE CO 2nd COMBAT ENGINEER BN IN JULY 1988 ASSIGNED AS THE FIRST COMBAT ENGINEER OFFICER TO 2nd LIGHT AR ONS COMPANY AND AS PLATOON COMMANDER FOR A CO 2nd LIGHT ARMORED INFANTRY BATTALION ULTIMATELY ASSIGNED AS THE OFFICER IN CHARGE OF THE LIGHT ARMORED INFANTRY DETACHMENT, BLT 118 MARRIED TO THE LOVELY ANNETTE RENEE VITRY OF LAKEWOOD COL ORADO THEY HAVE TWO CHILDREN BRANDON MICHAEL AND KAYLIE ELIZABETH MORED VEHICLE BATTALION. SERVED AS EXECUTIVE OFFICER FOR WEAP- LIGHT ARMORED INFANTRY BATTALION DETACHMENT BLT 118 1 -12 CHIEF ENGINEER LCDR EGGLESTON Graduated from the U.S. Naval Academy in 1979. His first assignment was to the commissioning crew of USS SAMUEL ELIOT MORI- SON KFFG-l3J, where he served as DCA, and later as Navigator. Upon completing his tour in MORISON he was assigned to the Naval Acad- emy teaching Seamanship, Tactics, Navigation and off- shore sailing. He next served in USS DEWERT as Chief Engineer. He reponed to the finest ship in the Fleet IPORTLANDJ in February of 1989. LT ROME Graduated from the Uni- versity of Texas in 1979 with Bachelor's Degree in Geology. Commissioned through the NROTC program, Duty as- signments includc: First Lieu- tenant and Navigator on USS BRISCOE QDD-977Jg Sup- porting Arms Coordinator on COMPHIBRON TWO Staffl Seamanship and Navigation Instructor at the U.S. Naval Academyg 1988 Operations Officer on USS PORTLAND QLSD 371. l OPERATIONS OFFICEIT LCDR J. EGGLESTGN LT R. RoME l l DEPARTME T HEADS I I - l I I i Il I If I l t I lst LIEUTENAN T LT R. GRAVES SUPPLY OFFICER LT GRAVES EACPIELGRIS DEGREE FROM HOWARD PAYNE UNIVERSITY. MASTERS DEGREE FROM SAM HOUSTON STATE UNI- vERSITY, COMMIS- SIONED ENSIGN 1981 THROUGH ocs PRo- GRAM. DUTY ASSIGN- MENTS INCLUDE: ASST. GUNNERY OFFICER, USS FARRAGUT CDDG-371g COMMUNICATIONSOFFI- CER, USS MISSISSIPPI ICGN-405g OPERATIONS OFFICER, USS SUMTER tLST-IISIJQ 151 LIEUTEN- ANT, USS PORTLAND ILSD-379. HOME OF REC- ORD: HOUSTON, TEXAS. LT GUERRA MAJORED IN FINANCE UNIVERSITY OF HOUS- TON. coMMISSIoNED NOVEMBER l983 THROUGH ocs PRo- GRAM. DUTY ASSIGN- MENTS INCLUDE: ASST. SUPPLY OFFICER, USS PRAIRIE CAD-ISD: SUPPLY OFFICER, USS PORT- LAND CLSD 3753 -'TDP CHOPJ' LT GUERRA COMPLETED A NAVY Ac- QUISITION CONTRACT- ING OFFICER INTERSHIP AT SPAWAR. LT J. GUERRA H I F EMCSCSSISWJ MICHAEL J. STANNARD ENLISTED 04 SEP 68. ATTENDED RE- CRUIT TRAINING AND ELECTRICIAN'S MATE AN SCHOOL SAN DIEGO, CA THROUGH DEC 68. NOV 69 COMPLETED NUCLEAR POWER SCHOOL, MARE IS- LAND, CA. JUL 70 GRAD- UATED FROM SIW PRO- TOTYPE, NPTU, IDAHO FALLS, IDAHO. AUG 70 COMPLETED SUBMARINE COMMAND BASIC TRAINING IN MASTER CHIEF GROTON, CONNECTICUT. EMCMCSSfSWDM- REPORTED TO USS STANNARD SWORDFISH ISSN-5791 PEARL HARBOR, HI SEP 70. JUN 71 QUALIFIED IN SUBMARINES HSS . FEB 73 TRANSFERRED TO USS SEADRAGON ISSN- 5841. TRANSFERRED AS A FIRST CLASS PETTY OFFICER TO NPTU INSTRUCTOR DUTY AT DIG PROTOTYPE, BALLSTON SPA, NY FOR A THREE YEAR TOUR JUN 75. ADVANCED TO CHIEF PET- TY OFFICER FEB 78. REPORTED TO USS HADDO SSN 604 SAN DIEGO, CA FOR DUTY FROM DEC 78-JUN 84, ADVANCED TO SENIOR CHIEF PETTY OFFICER JAN 84. ATTENDED SENIOR ENLISTED ACADEMY CLASS 13 GRADUATED OCT 84. AS- SIGNED TO CHIEF OF NAVAL EDUCATION AND TRAINING, PENSACOLA, FL AS HUMAN RE- SOURCE PROGRAM MANAGER FROM DEC 84- JUN 87. ADVANCED TO MASTER CHIEF PETTY OFFICER FEB 87. TRANSFERRED TO USS JOHN C. CALHOUN CSSBN-6301, CHARLESTON, SC FROM AUG 87-OCT 88. NOV 88 REPORTED AS COMMAND MASTER CHIEF TO USS PORTLAND. QUALIFIED ENLISTED SURFACE WARFARE SPE- CIALIST HSW7 NOV 89. MARRIED TO THE FOR- MER SUSAN HARTSOUGH OF EAST LAN- SDOWNE, PA. TWO SONS, CHRISTOPHER 1205 AND MICHAEL K. 4133. AUTHORIZED TO WEAR THE FOLLOWING MEDALSXRIBBONS: NAVY UNIT COMMENDATION, BATTLE NA- TIONAL DEFENSE, VIETNAM CAMPAIGN C2 STARSJ, VIETNAM CONFLICT, PISTOL RIBBON, NAVY MERITORIOUS UNIT COMMENDATION, GOOD CONDUCT CFOUR STARSJ, NAVY EXPE- DITIONARY, SEA SERVICE Q2 STARSJ, COAST GUARD SPECIAL OPERATIONS. GYSGT TERRY K. LEAGUE WAS BORN IN DAYTON, OHIO ON AUGUST 18, 1957. IN SEPTEMBER 1974 HE TOOK BASIC TRAIN- ING AT PARRIS IS- LAND, SOUTH CARO- LINA. IN DECEMBER 1974 HE RECEIVED OR- DERS TO 2nd SHORE PARTY BATTALION CAMP LEJEUNE TO AT- GYSGT OF TROOPS TEND SCHOOL. IN FEB- GYSGT T. LEAGUE RUARY 1975 HE WAS TRANSFERRED TO HEADQUARTERS LAND- ING SUPPORT UNIT TO 3rd SHORE PARTY BATTALION OKINAWA. THIS NEXT ASSIGN- MENT TOOK HIM BACK TO CAMP LEJEUNE IN JANUARY 1977 FOR DUTY AT H 8L S BAT- TALION 2nd FSSG UNTIL OCTOBER OF 1978 WHEN HE WAS TRANSFERRED TO lst MA- RINE BRIGADE, HAWAII NVHERE HE SERVED UNTIL JANUARY 1982 WHEN HE WAS ORDERED TO 2nd LANDING SUPPORT BATTALION 2nd FSSG WHERE HE SERVED AS OPS CHIEF FOR B 84 P COMPANY UNTIL DECEMBER 1983. SSGT LEAGUE,S NEXT AS- SIGNMENT WAS TO MSSG 26 24th IVIAU UN- TIL JUNE 1985 WHEN HE BECAME S-3 OPS CHIEF FOR LANDING SUPPORT BATTAL- ION 2nd FSSG. FROM OCTOBER 1987 UNTIL FEBRUARY 1989 HE SERVED AS S-4 OPS CHIEF WITH 8th MOTOR TRANSPORT BAT- TALION. GYSGT -LEAGUE IS PRESENTLY AS- SIGNED TO MSSG 24 24th MEU AS S-4 CHIEFISHORE PARTY CHIEF. GYSGT LEAGUE HAS RECEIVED THE FOL- LOWING AWARDSI GOOD CONDUCT MED- AL f3rd AWARDJ, MARINE CORPS EXPEDI- TIONARY MEDAL, SEA SERVICE DEPLOYMENT RIBBON f4th AWARDD, ARMED FORCES EXPEDITIONARY MEDAL, NAVY ACHIEVEMENT MEDAL, 12nd AWARDJ, MERITORIOUS UNIT COMMEN- DATION f2nd AWARDJ. GYSGT LEAGUE IS MARRIED TO THE FORMER MELISSA JO KIMMEL OF WESTMANCHESTER, OHIO. THEY HAVE TWO CHILDREN, TERRY II AND RACHEL. 8 15 A OH, NO TUNA AGAIN. A HEY, WHAT'S THE NEXT STEP? --QNN-gg A DK1 HAVING AN AVERAGE DAY. 'Q VW, WWW' ' , , ' A WHAT, USE MY COPIER? V QM1 AND RADA A-me A HOBDAY, WHAT WAS THE NEXT NUMBER? V IT WAS THIS BIG! V WHAT, DUTY B-DIV. ww I A 9 , S, 3' 'U by as-ei A Q , 3 I af Wa , A 2nd DIVISION GATHERING WITH ENS CHILDS. W w l I A qffa? N Ty 'x I P I: ' .9 , s L ' v ' K, xx I I ' f A.. 'sum A SHC ROHRER CONTROLS STORES. If., jg X0 I 7 Ir WWWW I ,I,- A X, ,,,, A DCA AND HTI KIMBRO, WHAT'S FUNNY. 'if' f'flf LZ If f A RM3 GONZALEZ DOESN'T WANT PICTURE TAKEN. V BMCS C DOESN'T LOOK HAPPY BM3 MCBRYDE . A I 5 Q Q ff my . A GMC WAGER SHOWS SPIRIT. S' A SN BERRY, WHERE ARE YOU GOING? Q I I I 4 I 3 A SHORE CABIES AND EM,S. A SH3 HALL, WHO CALLED ME? A EXCUSE ME WHERE DO I START? A FOOTBALL A HELLO, PHONE CHECK. 2.1 V AT f . 1 ,- ' lu A A , x, C L' -X 4 ,rat lsn' C Q E! 4 A W... at N I O C H.. , KN R i l L' L LTJG JORDAN, THE BOSS 'Q A RELIEVE THE WATCH? A BT3 UTTFSEN IOGS, QW A XO SWAPS MOSQUITO. iw-HH' 'UV A HAND SALUTE A WHAT FUEL? V OK, OPENTHAT JACKET. 25 x 'W A PNSN HOSKINS, SM2 LIVELY WHAT'S INTERESTING A BM2 HENSON MAKE Y FACES REALLY I'M WORKIN Y FWD FIREROOM DISPLAYS ART WORK. A BM2 BOLIN SIGNALS G ' NS'-A-u.....,,, A BT2 HODGES . . 1' f 9 Vw, f-rx XA A DAMAGE CONTROLMEN ON FLIGHT DECK. i Z ' A SN GRAY WORKS ON MOUNT 34. A I . Q 1 zzz ,WWZ X - A FN BARTON CHARGE A A NO! WORK. A HT2 BANARD Lovss A BTI HAMILTON SUN GOD A HTFN LANG'S Zn ff , W E' 4'1 ' ' 4, J X A LITES OUT! 5 A QM3 HOWELIQS HIDEOUT. d RACK 1 S E . 5 'E .., A HEY GUYS V BT3 HEINEN , f ' 4' 'PQ'-1 T-kl COK . R if H 5 5, -' A L- 4 , 1 i .4 A A BETTER VIEW. . 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X S., v i' ll S if SX ' Ng, ,Wi S ' f' S .5 f ' G ff i1i.S.- S 'eq' H I. f S, S H S SSSS MBEACHMASTERSE D0 WHAT THEY DO BEST. A MILLER AND JONES TAKES BREAK. 3 5 ' a 'WDW I 2 I A BREAKFAST I L 2 I Y I S A BEAUTIFUL DAY TO HIT THE BEACH. I A MARINE MAKES STAND! f A ACB-2 MAKES CAMP. I V SHOWER WATER P I A PORTLANDS STERN RECOVERY A IAI GUARDS ZONE U W lM,,,,W f A ,J 1 ff 0 0 f CQ 9644 L, f 7 f f , f ,V ' M9 129 I WM 9,1 1 , f f f 1 f W W 26? 4 f .1 mf ZW f my C f' ,j lfi f , J X ., fm f 1 M W 0 4-QQWW 4 0 ,Q J. fm 7' fff V SPUDS BEACHED A GOAT HERDERS. STOP IN. 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Scearce A Division ENS P. Parcellin DCA R Division CW03 R. Veasley 38 534. , , 5 , , M 1 i. 5 in Division NAV DiViSl0H1v' in A f v A QC Division 9' ENS T. Hyman LT J. Morrison of ' LTJG G. Jackson ' fportlancl Qfficers A fm 1 on 3 no i, y l v, A ax, A 'ff A y gb f is M 4 ki. A l A J rl A txf ff Z J W ,422 7-714 f26??4f My if 'Wal vx-fx-'grsza s an , .- I , I MPA ENG Dept CWO4 F. Pauley, Jf- ' il i .I f I' A ip ii' f ol 3rd Division ENS D. Albritton lst Division ENS T. McGee 2nd Division ENS P. Childs DISBO S-3-4 Division LTJ G P. Whitsell 39 5 ', , . , z,f,'g ,6f!.,a gi. If ' ' f-ff'.mf:fff'f4f'zff,1,,-,Qa jf ,y f X 1 V1 ,-.0vf 'fff,, ?!,frv,f1, -.,.,,,,ffff,iZ6?x ,fy ADMI I TRATIO A W7 .xx ESF X W 1: . Q N .1 N L . ,QQ in X S. H 1 i X . X 1 N. . . N X SKS .gi S? . E X. N X . 'Cru N. -N.. . . .X 9 1,3 , .L sa 1 1 X f Q-we I S iw Q W ' WH, ' 45 N .LL XX. QW . is K we Q was NN .N X , X X X X X Q wfkx . S SQ 5 S X NX .N ..,, X Q W If .AN L SSX . N , .Ny W N . S X xx X ww .N Y - xx ACCSWJ HICKMAN IS THE SHIP'S MASTER- T-ARMS, GIVE HIM TROUBLE YOU WILL BE HARMED. Cl CHUTE WORKS GETTING ORDERS FOR THE MEN, TO MANY MEN ON BOARD, HE'S GOD, AMEN. Cl ROBINSON GETS MAIL FOR THE CREW MORNING, NOON, AND NIGHT, IF YOU DIDN'T RE- CEIVE ANY, NEXT TIME, FIND A FRIEND WHO CAN WRITE. UR WORKLOAD IS SO HEAVY IT WEIGHS A TON, UNLESS YOU HAPPEN TO BE PN 1 OR YN1. EMCMCSWJ ST ANNARD IS THE COMMAND MASTER CHIEF, 'I YOU BETTER NOT LET HIM CATCH YOU IN ANY MISCHIEF, YNSN WILLIAMS' LEGAL WORK IS SO HOT HE NEEDS A FAN, WHEN HE'S THROUGH TYPING YOU SEE THE HOLD MAN. PNSN HOSKINS' CLOTHES ARE SO FINE AND CLEAN, AND WHEN HE'S AT THE DISCO, HE'S A DISCO FIEND. YNSN LOVE, A GOOD WORKER IS HE, THE ONLY THING ON HIS MIND IS HIS GIRL ANGIE,', YNSA PAYNE WORKS SO HARD HEIS CALLED UMR. HARDY, EQSQRECLALLY WHEN YN1 YELLS YEOMAN PAYNE, WORKING PAR- ADMIN DEPARTMENT ON PORTLAND WE ARE, TO GET YOUR PAPERWORK DONE, YOU DON 'T HAVE TO GO FAR. puns: CDD 'A N ww I L X i XX iw S I R ' 1 ml Rx R xx R X if I v Q5 -1-XxX ...M . uk S R i fwxx X lx fx U S RxSR I XXERR A I X I x XX- Q, Ss S S 4 LQXNXX X X xx. Xxxxgxxs R I X. ,I E'XXRSHR5 S Y iS S YNY Nw I 'XXX gg 'Qelmggti S -gg .M fx E x I .. wg if -gg Q :Qs-M f -ff-11 R., :W f GQ-.N .nl , ' ' -' f 'iff ,A 9 ? 5 Fw. -W ff LIWI.lIiLL-JU9LFxMin 'TX Z-R AVIGATION, THE PRGCESS' OF PLAN- NING, DIRECTING, MOVEMENTS OF VES- SELS, DEVELOPED FROM'ANIAR Tj INTO AN EXACTING SCIENCE5IMARINERS ASHORE, CELESTIAL BODIES, NALS AND SATELLITES TOE FIND HIS ?PIOS1TION, OUARTERMASTERS HAVE ALL THESE EE A Tr OUR DISPOSAL, WE GIVE TI-IE COURSE '17OASTEER, WE ARE THE ART AND SCIENCE OFNAVIGATIONQ I 'phd xx 159' W f m mn., I gg 44 I' 'IX HAVE GROWN FROM USING 'VX mm , f VM! fwhs I 1, Ng, I OSCSCSWJ James R. I Bishop f EWICSWJ Lance S. Traylor OSZQSWJ Phillip A. Tate OS2 Charles D. I Veilleux I I OS3 Lawrance A. Smith QW EW3 Peter D. Galles 4 OSSN Scott M. Ruzylo EWSN Todd A. Bannister iff HEN LOOKING FOR US WE'RE LOCATED HIGH, SEARCHING FOR THINGS IN SEA AND SKY. WE COLLECT, PROCESS, DISPLAY, EVALUATE, AND LET'S NOT FORGET TO RAPIDLY DISSEIVII- NATE. OF ALL THAT FLIES OR SAILS THE SEA, WE,LL FIND IT FIRST AND IDENTIFY IT HASTILY. BUT IF YOU'D ASK US WHERE WE'D RATHER BE, AT HOME WITH OUR LADIES FAR FROM SEA. 3-M 46 i 1 iQ OS2 Jesse Walton IV OS2 Wiley H. Bridges OS2 Stephen C. Walker OS2 John A. Frisbie OSSN Renato T. Bush OSSN Donald W. Pennington Jr. OSSA Willie D. Taylor OSSR Joseph R. Ogo .pa 1, NZ ' A ETCCSWJ James A. Hurlbutt ET2 Timothy W. Cale FC2 Micheal Goodwin .FC2 Darrel L.Haynie 'ET3 Micheal S. Gray FC3 Andrew F. Hicks fin- . vi ff' 33' Q, ' Q 1 M-sv' .f ,, 1 K , o ga., W. U, AB! 4 fb .. 4 1 W' f 1ff'q75Qfi Jiffy ,. !...X f 1. W ea, A .ff ff 7 X' .f QQ! ,A ff if fQf I 3 A ff 4 r,,,..,a , ,,,,, fwfr W' 2 .Y 48 FC2 James E. Ramage FC2 Matthew B. Sigur ET2 John P. Voss ET2 Stephen A. Turner ET3 James H. Pickering ET3 Patiick Jones ETSN William F. Shaw SL- M 2 W 2 5 'W -sho-is xwqw fmqgsqwgw KLM WTC! 'RO-FDS qwofa 5 6 -9 C505 EJJJD fini E ET'S ARE A FIRST RATE FIX WE KNOW HOW TO GET THE JOB DONE GOT THE METER, GOT A 10X PROBE WE CAN GET THE DAY WON NEED A RADAR UP OR RADIO CHECK GIVE US A CALL GRAB A SCOPE WE LL GIVE YOU HOPE WE RE ALWAYS ON THE BALL WE RE THE ONES THEY CALL MR. FIXHS WE RE THE ONES THAT MAKE IT ALRIGHT WE RE THE ONES THEY CALL MR. FIXITS THE OTHERS IN OUR GROUP ARE THE FIRE CONTROL TECHS DEAD-EYE SHOTS ON CIWS WORKING UP ABOVE ON THE 04 DECKS ALWAYS FIXIN IT WHEN IT S DOWN GRAB THAT AMMO LOAD THAT GUN FIND THE TARGET SHOOT IT DOWN EVERYDAY .IU ST FULL OF FUN WE RE THE ONES THEY CALL MR. FIXI'I'S WE RE THE ONES THAT MAKE IT ALRIGHT WE RE THE ONES THEY CALL MR FIXITS WE RE GONNA BE YOUR SHINING LIGHT RMCCSWJ Richard C. Green RMICSWJ Steve Boyce RM2 Harold Richard RM2 Paul J. Lang RM3 Johnnie Frazier, Jr. RM3 Lynn D. Rotz RM3 Sean M. Walsh RM3 Micheal J Pannel RM3 Reginald C. Harris RMSN Derek C. Scruggs RMSA Edward B. J A Colvin RMSA Jessie L. Wilson qw . gk :5.,g:,g-1-f,-fgfg.,-5-ag:gg-g.,gsg.:1E:.::Q:3QrQ im-::'sxqr.s1:q:.ff.fEe.-,z-arms-:-rf-.Qew-'.f'.::::faf- .-:sv A' -- 'eff-MMM ' . W. r. . ., .. .S-. ,,-A g.,sgg,..,-4534-,154-f--R--M 3.513 'W ,S W-4:??i: - 1. uv-R, ' - s...:....-- ..... E .,-,..-. 1 ....., V W, .-.. .,.. ...V sw- ww - fi THIS ENTRY IS DEDICATED TO HIGHWAY' AND BIG DAD- WE CAN COMMUNICATE AND THAT'S THE TRUTH, OUR TYCOMMEX SCORE IS LIVING PROOF. THE GREEN C ON THE BRIDGE SAYS IT BEST, WHEN IT COMES TO COMMUNICAT- ING, WE'RE BETTER THAN THE REST. WHETHER FLASHING LIGHT, FLAGS OR THROUGH THE AIR, ANY MESSAGE YOU SEND IS SURE TO GET THERE. THE MEN OF OC DIVISION ARE PROUD OF WHO WE ARE WITH LEADERS LIKE Yo'U, WE ARE SURE ro GO FAR. L , ., . -. 1 . - A , ,, - i ,H-r-I.,-,-5 ,Zyl ,, ,,..v, M., A- ,,-.......,. 5.-.-.+....,. SMCCSWJ Donald A. Swasey, Jr. SMI David R. Quinn SM2 Larry W. Lively SM2 Bradley A. Godwin SM3 O'Neil I. Serrano SM3 Roy A. Boldon SMSN Roger Lloyd Sorrel, Jr. 've X rwyy Oi , 7 9 if , 'N -.-A ,,,RM,-.wmv-M A Z 2 2 'Sw 'L... 1.....- -awww-My NN4 llIX.v..iii.x.mf Xi W Y GI EERI Ri 2 N X JS X X xv x 0 NNN NX X w X X X in Xi .AX X Q EX w I,,f - , Q V fy. egg' w m- I ul.:-4 N A 'A- v L...X CQ .,,..gv:-ff Eg HTCQSWJ Gary Barnes DCC John E. Bailes HTICSWJ Michael N. Callesen DCIQSWJ Carl M. Herron DC1 Bruce E. Beach HT2 Larry D. Kimbro HT2 Richard E. Vaow MR2 Rickie D. Milam HT2 Andrew E. Barnard MRZCSWJ Richard D. Cronin DCZQSWJ Ruben Z. Hinojosa II HT2 Robert J. Haag R HWITH FIRES VVE WORK WITH FIRES VVE BOND FOR F IRES WE WAIT FOR F IRES VVE FIGHT HT'S WORKS HIS FIRES WELL DC'S FIGHTS HIS F IRES OF HELL MR'S TURNS HIS LATHE AND MILLS IT'S US THEY CALL MEN OF STEEL A 53 1' 3. 9 MEN OF 'L l 5 HT3 John B. : 'Qxs C. G. Norwood 3. il: lgl Q DC3 John E. E DC3 Michael A Ao. Hoekman Dewberry DC3 Lindell 4 vi Crawford l V i l . Y 'fo i ' ff' l J no DC3 Robert Hg - DCFN 2 T 1I110thY W. g Clark f f Q HTFN Clinton S. Eads l l new- l DCFN Christopher D. Lang HTFN Michael W. Robb if ln l l i4 X W of X C E ,,l1. l I he ,g f ,lvl v f bfo , LL5L , ,,,, V ,Q 43,111 ff. ,QQ ,, , 54 l 1? M ff 4' , M fgffffiiyr ,V 1 ,X 7 Wg: if 7, 4' f, s ' ' W i Wh r, X , , W WW f- ' y W4 NX x vws ,M E, Wx J L X. 7 X as ,I , '84 Q1 YSXQx XQ W X -ff SEV' B DlVISl0N BTCMCSWJ Scott H. Wagner BTCCSWJ Richard J. McGaughey BTICSWJ Frank A. Jackson BTIQSWJ Michael Guiney BTICSWJ David H. Boyd BTICSWJ Walter L. Hamilton BTIISWJ. Timothy J. Herbert BTZCSWJ Randell L. Keyte ' BT2 Jeffrey L. Tews BTZQSWJ Allen Summeral BT2 Daryl L. Massey BT2 Angel L. Mendez HE DEVIL WENT DOWN TO THE FIREROOM PM WAS LOOKIN FOR A SOUL TO STEAL, HE WA3 IN A BIND AND WAS WAY BEHIND AND WAS WILLING TO MAKE A DEAL. WHEN HE CAME ACROSS THE BURNERMAN, STANDING THERE PLEN. TY HOT, AND THE DEVIL JUMPED ON THE SERVICE PUMP AND SAID, BOY LET ME TELL YOU WHAT I GUESS YOU DIDN,T KNOW IT, BUT I 'M A BURNERMAN TOO, AND IF YOU CARE TO MAKE A DARE I ,LL MAKE A BET WITH YOU, NOW YOU PLAY A PRETTY MEAN BURNER BOY BUT GI VE THE DEVIL HIS DUE, I'LL BET THIS BURNER MADE OF GOLD AGAINST YOUR SQUL CAUSE I THINK PM BETTER THAN YOU. THE BOY Sggjfj PM A BT AND IT MIGHT BE A SIN, BUT PLL TAKE YOUR BET YOUR GONNA REGRET CA USE BT'S' ARE THE BEST THAT'S EVER BEEN. THE DEVIL OPENED UP HIS CASE AND SAID I'LL START THE SHOW. FIRE FLEW FROM HISIFINGER TIPS AS HE MADE THE GOLDEN BURNER GLOW. AS HE STARTED SLAPING IN AND OUT THE BURNERS ON THE BURNER FRONT, THE DEVIL PUT ON QUITE A SHOW. WHEN THE DEVIL WAS THROUGH THE BT'S SAID L'YOU'RE PRETTY GOOD OLD SON,', NOW STAND RIGHT THERE AND LET ME SHOW YOU HOW IT'S DONE. AFTER THE BURNERMAW WAS FINISHED AND ALL WAS SAID AND DONE, THE DEVIL BOWED HIS HEAD BECAUSE HE KNEVV HED BEEN BEAT. HE LAID THE GOLDEN BURNER BARREL ON THE DECK AT THE BT'S,' FEET. THE BURNERMAN SAID, 'GDEVIL JUST COME ON BACK IF YOU EVER WANT TO TRY AGAIN. I DONE TOLD YOU ONCE YOU SON-OF-A-GUN THE BT'S ARE THE BEST THATS EVER BEEN. W xgj.21,: in , so 'p fr ui I M X f V. V . . t I ' . . . Q ,, . . f A stifglf , N A A N Q. -.. X V . . A N 4.1 41-a X . I X NK.: X. . . 'lf' 'I' 'iw ,,,.L,..... ' . g . .. IEE fl J BUR BRMA BT2 Robert A. Coon BT2 Roger K. Hodges BT2 Kiffin Y. Rockwell BT3 Brett S. Johnson BT3 Andrew J. Reimer BT3 David J. Brayboy BT 3 Arthur E. Lee BT3 Jerome C. Lambert BT3 Brady D. Kissell BT3 William H. Ruting, Jr. K ? 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Pritchett MM3 Gregory D. d We Gaskell MM3 Lloyd E Hobday 2 4 4, M DIVISIO si Ur R 59 Locomonvs MM3a.1ohni1fo L- Sanders MM3 l 1 MM3 Russel s Hilburn MM3 Juan C. s Reyes ' MM3 Jason a Heckm-an MM3 van T. f Simpson Phillip My McCratic s MM3 ' a' Veameail Woods MM3 Norwood Brunson MM3 Thann N. Treakle L-vs' MM3 Gscar R. Vargas MMFA Scott H. Lamar BREATH as e MMFN Steven M. Lachut MMFN Ricky L. Wilmoth Lf ,Q Q1 FA Michael R. McNatt MMFA James M. Dupirack FN Michael B. Comstock FR Joseph F. Rynkiewicz ' MMFR Terry L. Lucas MMFA Philip Kalisz, Jr. FALeeM. Daniel FR Ricky J. Bullard FA Thaddeus L. Boyd L A DIVISIO MMCCSWJ Thomas F Poey MMICSWJ Paul C. Reinhart ENI Kevin A. Parks EN2 Arthur D. I ' A Dance EN2 Norman R. I Fair, Jr. EN3 Scott A. Knorowski EN3 Jonathan Hogg MM3 Dewey A. J Shearer MM3 Steven Russel EN3 Ricky A. Isaak ra ff ,TTL gf' E1 EN3 Ray Anderson MM3 Brian L. Schultheis FN Bernard S. Cockerham III ENFA Paul R. Edenstrom ENFA Marc C. Eiler 62 I ESPONSIBLE FOR A WIDE VARIETY OF TECHNICAL MACHIN- ERY. EMERGENCY DIESEL GENER.-kTOR'S FOR SHIPS EMERGENCY POWER AIR CONDITIONING AND RIS- FRIGERATION FOR ELEC- TRONIC EQUIPMENT, SHIPS COMFORT AND PERISHABLE FOODS. THE HYDRAULIC BAL- LAST SYSTEM FOR FLOODING THE xx-'ELL DECK AND DEBAL- LAST CONIPRESSORS TO AL- LOW THE SHIP TO BALLAST BACK LEP. A TYPICAL DAYAT SEA DURING I-A AND BAL- LAST DETAIL REQUIRESA VERY FLEXIBLE SCHEDULE AND A VERY DEDICATED DI- VISION TO GET THIS JGB DONE. A-DIVISION IS 31. A FN Tony Lewis .Y A -Xa 2? X 1 X N XX Ni X X X ' XX X X kx X X N Xx FG i K 4x - -wx I 'M Q- X S .fx x fi Q1-My 'ifwh R-Fix . x Q X X 'Xi 1 T Zi f 9 N f 5. 5U - H, if X I , X ,, N ,K Akx. f 4 W X in ,1 ' H W W XM ,,,., X ! W ' f , ,, i f ,, ,, ,X ,. , vi, 6' 3 Q f 5 ff ffk f V X ' f X-Q w fl f v I ' V I 1 ,f Q s g 'i X 4 2 y, 'A q w., ,,,, ,, WW!! ,gf , X Ky ,X I ,gay W W ff ff? f Q fs 4 -f , ff f 4 MC 'W' 4 mf! 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Sewell EMFN Shawn A ,Zi , 5 ' - X .,,, ww 'N' X f f Z! f ce 4 'T ef? 5 xx sm nu, D CK DEPT -6 'iq -4 sf 1 V - J 4 ,R il , I I V, ,M 'Ez WA V X J 7 0 3' - I PI..Lf,7 M gn' ' vm C5475 HE.c41cffr'yO,',' JC-4Tl.M6 -'Jffff g6Q7,Lrw' f ' MAB 'Of-'? Excuse ' My, 012 I lf- 1 , , N, 7,,,, V r H 4 SQ .wg X X N 1 '79 . ! I , lst DIVISIO BMICSWJ Leo Grudzinski BM2 Phillip Stallard BM2 James E. Booth BM3 Joey Buckner BM3 Robert E. Lane BMSN James B Potts SN Shawn Connolly SN George R Costanzo SN Leonard Buentello SN Brett A Caramagno SN Jonathan F1au1 SN Robert H0ffp3U1f SN Eric C. J akobcic SN Thomas J. Schenk II SN Christopher Lozano 1 to Ay, www' fy IWWH f 0 1 1 1 , , 4 ,nf 7X 9 Q V! , 1 wvwww ,, www V fy 4 X f 5 ZW? xg, ,, af W Q-, 'Fi :- 1 x k L W r.-F N Sw .X Q NM x .b x K MN Xkxsx Y NXNX J' 1 - -1151: 4, -fr .1 1 QV 1 X, l VA- Q S X .W-a...4J lf' , ,f LW ? 1 W 5 + 4 f I j 6 , , , 4 z 5 4? 1 I0 BMCSKSWJ Richard Clair BMIISWJ Robert J. Rudy BM2 Emilio Ballentos BM2 Steven P. Bolin BM3 John M. Zenick BM3 Michael Connolly BM3 John Aranda BM3 Paul D. Swanson SN Johnathan C. Coldey SA Stacy D. Reddig SN Jacob A. Maehren, Jr. SN Ronald P. Johnson SA Tyrone R. Johnson SN James A. Robinson SA Rex Daugherty SA Aaron Downs SA Jason T. Rossman SA Tommy W. Thompson A 69 if BM2 Jerry Lee Henson, Jr. BM3 John D. Livingston BM3 Shawn Nelson BM3 James A. McBryde SN George Huntington SN Scott Cnss BOATS DIVISIO , I BM2 JERRY LEE HENSON, JR. LEADING PETTY OFFICER OF BOAT DIVISION, PETTY OFFICER I-IBN, SON IS FROM INDEPENDENCE, MISSOURI, CAME IN THE U.S. NAVY QFEB 81. REPORTED ON BOARD PORTLAND I APR 86. BM2 HENSON IS IN CHARGE OF ALL 4 SHIP'S BOATS. BM3 JOHN D. LIVINGSTON PETTY OFFICER LIVINGSTON IS IN CHARGE OF THE CAPTAINIS GIG LCPL-2. HE IS THE CAPTAIN'S PERSONAL COXSWAIN, BM2 LIVINGSTON IS FROM KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI. BM3 SHAWN NELSON PETTY OFFICER NELSON IS IN CHARGE OF THELCM-6 AMPHIBIOUS ASSAULT BOAT. ASSIGNED ASSAULT BOAT COXSWAIN OF LCM-6. BM3 NELSON IS FROM IVIINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA. BM3 JAMES A. MCBRYDE PETTY OFFICER MCBRYDE IS IN CHARGE OF LCVP-3. HE IS ASSIGNED ASSAULT BOAT COXSWAIN OF LCVP-3. PETTY OFFICER MCBRYDE IS FROM GASTONIA, NORTH CAROLINA. SN GEORGE HUNTINGTON. SN HUNTINGTON IS ONE OF PORTLAND'S CSARJ - SEARCH AND RES- CUE SWIMMER'S. SN HUNTINGTON IS FROM EFFINGHAM, ILLINOIS. SN SCOTT CRISS SN CRISS IS RESPONSIBLE FOR PAINT PRESERVATION AND VARIOUS PMS ON BOATS AND DECKS. SN CRISS IS FROM KILBUCK, OHIO. SN BERRY IS A NEW MAN IN BOAT DIVISION RESPONSIBLE FOR PAINT, PRESERVATION ON DECKS AND BOATS AND VARIOUS PMS. SN BERRY IS FROM EDWARDSVILLE, ILLINOIS. CIN I 'BID - I y C 1 f , f I . Q, , .arf Y J, A . 2 Is' - W. nnhffw if. W,,,M.f,m T F 3 5 ff in E' kfsfff! X I - 5.4. X ..w. . A X . E xp 6 I X, f S' Fl-i US. T' lim... -1 '- f A - I A ha if fl S HE GUN IS THE RALLYING POINT OF THE DE- TACHMENT, ITS POINT OF HONOR, ITS FLAG, ITS BANNER. IT IS THAT TO WHICH THE MEN LOOK, BY WHICH THEY STAND, WITH AND FOR WHICH THEY FALL. AS LONG AS THE GUN IS THEIRS, THEY ARE UN- CQNQUERED, VICTORIOUSQ WHEN THE GUN IS LOST, ALL IS LOST. MAJOR ROBERT STILES, CSA, 1903 Y K 9 f 2 3' i 'Rf K GMCCSWJ Robert R. Wager GMGICSWJ Mark N. Wickham GMG2 Edward B. Knight GMGZCSWJ Leigh H. Deuter SN David Ellis SN Joey W. Woodruff SN Clarence F. Horton SN James G. Nyerges 3rd DIVISIO x ,XT . X-so' -H aww, . ilfivdqcfw-.ma-.XQA .x . fi' ,X wa. M f . ' in ., NX xv-rv us. vx A., S 'fm' .o T M1-fe I I 1 X i . 'X . mi. I , a I 4 pk. X x f' i i I I yr: UNC' ev ' t ga. .eh f 'S f f X 1 , , ,f , . . wx. 1 k X K NL . . . ' X A -11' . 1. ,ff A - fi 1 me X ff f f fff f!!5WfAf,y2fmff!f'! Wfffff 1 f4ffX7f0WfZf X ff - 1 , .. 1 5 E 'Ai ...Q X,,' ,. i,,f 5f'!3'if2i7 Qffg2l.4i fi.,'7ff'.fff,f'32iLQf, fl ff f ' Q ff fff Vffff fff,f f ,y.f,.ff, ,v- 43' ES 1 , , I J, A if 5 I , 'V fa , A y 'H . . , ' . N: X . fi! . ef R . A ' i X : ' in Rx iw x YR f . 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It is a formal ritual conducted before the assembled company of the command. The change of command of a naval ship is nearly unique in the world today, it is a transfer of the total responsibility, authority and accountability from one individual to another. rs . ,f ' ,A sl, U... M , - X -P? -ff' 'H Arrival of Capt. Moser Phib 6 to present CDR J. M. Greene, Jr. to change command of USS Portland to CDR M. S. Falkey. V BTCM QSWJ Wagner presents commissioning pennant. Y Qffjcial pany at Rostrum. al - i L COMMANDER MARK STEVEN FALKEY UNITED STATES NAVY Commander Falkey, a native of Miami, Florida, was commissioned in 1972 when he graduated from the United States Naval Academy in Annapolis, Maryland. His initial sea tour was as First Lieutenant and then Navigator aboard USS MORTON CDD-9481 in Pearl Harbor. From there he transferred to San Diego, Califomia where he served as Operations Officer aboard USS BRISTOL COUNTY CLST-11981 and then Combat Systems Instructor at Surface Warfare Officer School Detachment in Coronado. Commander Falkey then attended Surface Warfare Officer School Department Head School in Newport, Rhode Island. He served as Weapons Officer aboard USS JULIAS A. FURER CFFG-61 in Charleston, South Carolina and First Lieutenant on USS SAIPAN CLHA-21 in Norfolk, Virginia. In August 1984, Commander Falkey reported to the Surface Warfare Officer School as an instructor. He then returned to sea as Executive Officer on USS OGDEN ILPD-SJ in Long Beach, California. By virtue of an MBA, Commander Falkey is coded as a Financial Manager which was required for his next job in the Surface Warfare Program and Budget Office fOPNAV-301 in the Penta on. . Corimander Falkey's awards include the Meritorious Service Medal, the Navy Commendation Medal, the Combat Action Ribbon, and various unit and service awards. Commander Falkey and his wife Mary have three children, Mark Steven, Jr., Elizabeth Ann, and John Robert. 6 PORTLA D'S TIGER ZX fx X 1 99'-T1 Peg CRUI E N GHG? N.-J sri' xl. 3 , 1,15 XS., . P v M, M, M1 , ,,-ff, , 1, I ,. , , ,H W, f W J 1'9 1' Q I 10 E :- w S 1 . HOMECDMING 'X V' Nw-f 11- M, r ar .. I 0' 11 M 4 gs Q 55' v 4 Q I A l 1 r X 5 5 'hiilm' k V.N1K-ui- I i 'fa S 0 'Ll 'Q nl . 1. , Ii H 1 Q 'Qin im i vb 'Q 'X - -I' 1 ' .N, 1, .'-c u Q in ' ff 'z-:bin , i I Q-I G. Q R' 'ft-, C I Q A '. , . , . ,H ,, - H QL!! s is f' V 1 it u l 'wr ll' 1. F I I ' I ,X :V Q, I , , XA, I I J' Ik- . ,, I f fagv .W , I ' ' We -1 I RRCI1RIJ.M4 I I I CCMMANDING OFFICER CDR M S FALKEY COMMANDING OFFICER CDR D G BRADLEY EXECUTIVE OFFWBR LCDR A F LIVERS JR. 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