Preble (DDG 46) - Naval Cruise Book

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1981 volume:

f 1 X I I, Q 1 L f 'K 1, X X . Y , I r A f I , i r 3 4 4 R x , A .J , 1,,- ill, f , ' ,1 1 x V ,.'V7Tl. 'rj' A - 9 - ' 1-'f m 4 ' .92 E-1,420 - 4 Lf PT' . - .V '1 N ws? I -nw.-H: Ww- -W , r - -NM, . N my Crmzim F2355 Hi? Cf?- rj ' ' ' ' ' ' n '4'-'W' ' ' A' 'fn' 'W' 'W ' ' -' - ' X . - N ff H f' 'A'+ fl . 12.4-1..W, .- V, 1 -L - . 1' VA, ,. '?'?'1 . Z. ,glwxf 1. -. fx irfgq.-::..1Q:L' -A .f , 1 - f. T- -J--,A 1 Sm - , g, 1 J. s-. .,:, .cw ,. ,. . .,-V Y V . Q.. ,, ff .gg W,-: ., -ffl.. I ,f , K f .-If f'4f'f!.' f C 4 gg. 4 o , 'Q ,Q Q O 0 . , Q 9 -Q M if. 5. , ,,, j ff f A ff X .1 I xx 4 ' , -2 , i, , mf X I ,X Vi 7 X ,f X ,ff 4 5. 'nv 4, if 1 iw 44: , ef'-af , ' ' 0' ,JN ,iz I fnnmgf f X 2 3, , ' as X . W i 'ZZ , ' 4, Www I f,m4ffJ ff X Xlf W fw W, Of f -5,..L,vaxlJ ' aj :Z v-Li- 552 -32' C iavvfkx '74, VN ' Q zzif , lN 'rHEBE W -xg: pl Q f .,.......,,.,....--,......q-- -...L . 1--...,..,-....,-4V,... TABLE OF CONTENTS PREBLE I-IISTORY ..... . . . THE RATTLEOROUP . . . . . . LIFE AT SEA ..,..... . . . FAR AWAY PLACES . . . . . PREBLE PROS .,.. . . . ENGINEERING . . , . . . WEAPONS .... . . . OPERATIONS . . . . SUPPLY ...,, . . . I-IOIVIEOOIVIINO, . , . , . , ., .,.. ,.,--,..-.-.1...,---.,-......,... -Q-.....,.........-....,...d USS PREBLE DDQ-46 PROUD RELIABLE GPERATICDNAI. Commander Thomas E. Stone, USN Commanding Officer Commander Thomas E. Stone was born in Selfridge, Michigan on Octo- ber 21, 1939, and was raised in the Washington, D.C. area. Upon graduation from the U.S. Naval Academy in 1962, he received his commission and was ordered to the USS Saufley CDDE-4655 as Commu- nications Officer. He next served as Combat information Officer and Electronics Material Officer onboard USS Cone fDD-8665. ln December 1966, he reported to the Naval Post Graduate School where, in 1968, he graduated with a Master's Degree in Electrical Engineering. Following graduation from Destroyer Department Head School in May 1969, Commander Stone reported to the USS Sampson CDDG-105 as Operations Officer. ln 1971 he was assigned as the Aide and Flag Secretary to Commander Attack Carrier Striking Force!CTF 77, Seventh Fleet which was then serving in the Vietnam war zone. ln his next assignment, from 1972 to 1975, he served as the Communications- Operations Officer on the staff of Commander-in-Chief U.S. Naval Forces Europe. Commander Stone was selected to attend the Armed Forces Staff College in 1976, and, upon graduation, he was assigned as the Execu- tive Officer of the USS Mitscher QDDG-355. From September 1977 to December 1979, he served as the Assistant Chief of Staff for Communi- cations on the staff of Commander Naval Surface Force Atlantic. Commander Stone assumed command of the USS Preble in June 1980 while she was homeported in Pearl Harbor Hawaii. He took her through the Panama Canal during the homeport shift to Norfolk Virginia. Commander Stone is married to the former Lucy Lee of Washington DC They have three sons Thomas Jr Christopher and Michael LCDP Richard Gano USN Executive Officer LCDFZ Gano was born in Bethesda Maryland on June 1 1947 He graduat ed from the U S Naval Academy in 1969 and upon commissioning went to the Naval Post Graduate School as a participant in the Immediate Graduate Education Program After earning his Master s Degree in Oceanography he report ed to the USS Henry B Wil son QDDG 75 where he served as Navigator and ASW Officer Following Destroyer School he served as Weapons Officer on the USS John Paul Jones CDDG 325 1972 to 1974 and 1st Lieutenant on the USS Denver QLPD 95 ln 1976 LCDB Gano assumed his first command as CO of the USS Tawakoni QATF 1145 Subsequent tours were in the Bureau of Naval Personnel and as a student at the Naval War College He became Execu tive Officer of the Preble in October 1981 LCDB Gano is mar ried to the former Lila Lee Horton of Charleston S C CDF? Thomas Smith USN Executive Officer CDB Smith was raised in western Massachusetts and graduated from Brown University 1966 He subsequently received his commission from Officer Candidate School in December 1966 His tours of duty have been as First Lieu tenant on the USS Myles C Fox QDD 8295 Flag Lieutenant to USCOMSOLANT Weapons Officer on the USS England fCG 225 Commanding Officer of the USS Mataco QATF 865 and a tour at the Armed Forces Staff College CDB Smith served as Executive Officer of the USS Preble from April 1980 until Octo ber 1981 CDP Smith is married to the former Linda Lane of Suffield Connecticut They have two children Erica and Andrew I-IISTCDFW OF USS PFKEESLE PREBLES OF Tl-lE PAST The USS Preble QDDG-467 is the fifth ship to be named in honor of Commodore Edward Preble. The first, a sloop of eighty tons, was purchased on Lake Champlain in 1813. The second Preble, a sloop-of-war, was built in 1839 and took part in the Mexican and Civil Wars. The third Preble, Tor- pedo Boat Destroyer 12, was launed in 1901 and the fourth, DD-345, was launced in 1920. She was subsequently recommissioned in 1937 as a min- esweeper CDM-209. THE USS PFZEBLE OF TODAY The present Preble was commissioned on May 9, 1960, and was one of the first ships, built from the keel up, designed to fire Terrier guided missiles. During the early 1960's Preble served several Far East tours with the Seventh Fleet. Off of the coast of Vietnam in 1965, she became the first ship of her class to fire any weapon at a hostile force. Preble's helo detachment had the distinction of making the first overland rescue of a downed aviator in North Vietnam. As part of the Navy's Anti-Air Warfare Modernization Program, Preble was decom- missioned in 1969 for an extensive conversion in the Philadelphia Naval Shipyard. She was recommissioned on May 23, 1970. ln Sep- tember 1980, Preble changed her homeport from Pearl l-larbor, l-la- waii to Norfolk, Virginia and began operating with Destroyer Squad- ron Two of the Atlantic Fleet. coiviiviooonE EDWAFlD PREBLE. . Commodore Edward Preble was born in Falmouth, Maine on August 15, 1761, where he began his career at the age of 16 when he ran away to sea on a privateer. Two years later he was appointed a Midshipman on the frigate, Protector. l-le later became First Lieutenant on the cruiser, Winthrop. While on this ship he led a boarding party which captured, and escaped with, an anchored British brig at Castile, Maine. After the Revolutionary War, Preble spent about 15 years in the merchant service, followed by command of two naval ships-the 14 gun brig, Pickering and the frigate, Essex. As Essex commanding officer, he was the first naval officer to fly the flag east of the Cape of Good Hope. ln 1803, onboard his flagship, USS Constitution, he sailed against the Barbary Pirates as commodore ofa seven ship squadron. l-le directed the successful blockade and seige of Tripoli l-larbor, ln 1804 he returned to the United States and helped supervise the construction of gunboats. l-le died a few years later, On August 25, 1807. , TI-IE BRIDGE ATC!-I VV FKEADEX 1-81 UP... AND AWAY CARIBBEAN SEA FAREVVELL, NORFOLK Loving a sailor is not always gay, And loving him is a high price to pay, lt's mostly loving with nothing to hold, lt's being young yet feeling old. lt's having him whisper his love to you, lt's whispering back that you love him too, Then comes a kiss, a promise of love, Knowing you're watched and blessed from above. lt's frequently, painfully letting him go, While you're dying inside from watching him go, Watching him leave, your eyes filled with tears, Standing alone with hopes, dreams and fears. lt's sending a letter with a stamp upside down, To a far away love in a far away town, lt's going to church to kneel down and pray, lt's meaning all the things that you say. And though you know he's far away, You keep on loving him more each day, Being in love will merit your dreams, With thoughts of heaven where love's light gleams. Days go by and no mail for a spell, You wait for some word that he's well, . Then the letter arrives and you're filled with joy, You're like a child with a shiny new toy. With fingers trembling and heart beating fast, You tear open his letter and read it at last, Yes, he's well, and he misses you so, And it's filled with the love you wanted to know. Weeks are like months and months are like years, You wait for the time when you'll have no more fears Time passes slowly, yet lt's gone very fast, You're barely aware it was there when it passed. Yes, loving a sailor brings bitterness and tears, Loneliness, sadness and despondent years, Loving a sailor isn't always fun, But it's well worth the price when the battle is won. Remember, he's thinking of you everyday, He's sad and he's lonely in lands far away, A So love him and miss him and try to be braver, And always be proud of loving a sailor. AMERICA eATTLEenouP 'ai ' ue s Av . ., Q5 T fxfs. far fn x A 'w sr o Sm as The carrier battlegroup is the heart of the Navy's projection of worldwide seapower. ln many instances it plays a major role in the implementation of America's foreign policy. The presence of an aircraft carrier and her escort ships just off shore or the knowledge that they are just over the horizon is a great deterrent to our potential foes and provides a sense of security to our friends and allies. On April 14th, 1981, our battlegroup, USS AmericatCV-665, USS PPEBLECDDG-465, and USS CaliforniaCCGN-365, departed Norfolk Naval Station for seven months of duty in the Indian Ocean and Persian Gulf. The fact that our group consisted of only three ships was evidence enough of our superior capabilities and firepower. America's airwing of eighty plus aircraft was equipped with some of the most advanced and sophisticated radars and weaponry in the world. PPEBLE served as a multi-purpose platform, capable of fighting in anti-air, anti-surface, and anti-submarine warfare. Our worth was proven, whether operating independently or as a carrier escort. And California, the only nuclear powered ship of the group, proved to be unmatched in speed and endurance. On May 6th, 1981, PPEBLE and America became the first carrier battlegroup to transit the Suez Canal in over twelve years. lt was an important step for American foreign policy and U.S. Navy seapower. Throughout the next six months PPEBLE played a key role in monitoring Soviet, Iranian, and Iraqi ship and aircraft movements in the Persian Gulf and Indian Ocean. We were standing by for any eventuality after the assassination of President Anwar Sadat of Egypt. There is little doubt that our presence helped to maintain the fragile equillibrium in the region. After doing the job for 212 days, 190 of which were spent at sea, we of the PPEBLE know that we are truly Proud, Fleliable, and Operational. I V, ,ll :V ,Mm-A M, gr -- - qf.,.W ,, ., I ,f,,, ,V .V , ,,,, Q f ' My W WM Wm fW!fWfff ff X ff,!N fQ.7 , 1 M72 1 Z-M,,, W I f Q fy X fff f ff ff C! f ffffyfy gf f ff! X! Zffffifffyf 177 f ff! If 1 f M nf f , I f I f X, Q fl Zff A Wg wal? WNMWWIWW, uw f-ff! fff ff! ffy X! ff ff ff! ! ff! ,ff fffffg j94',f ,f AQ V W ,Wm,'W '2Zf,Q W Qf af , ff ffffff fi , ff, f X Vfffi ff X2 'C QW' f f Xf ff , Q f ffQ! ,V , 7 f ','. . flff f gif ' ff 1 ff ff v f f ffwffffff fff f f f f ff ff 5 jfffff ff ff fjfg filwfa Zfffgjgiffyffff f C ff ff f f X f! , f f y fff ff!!! f I 1 If ff fif fZAff??ffi7!7Wfff ffwfff, , f f, f ff N f f f f f f f ff J ff f f f f f f ' f f f ' I l Q 1 f f f A W My f f f , f f , ff f f f , f f ff ' . '1 l f ff 5 HJ 13 wi-if -fv v4-W-,,,7v-fyw-yv ryfrqfyfv- -nf -W -my-ws-fr ff , . ff' . . W --'f-ef' 's' v7s'1f,'N Yy VV ,'f1 :fr fZPK,':7f rV,: ':W1'Ff7S'4' .'Wi V7EW'?7UT'11'?'V'G97'V fifvvi ,ffG'7'f'KyFWZS '7'.V - Tff t ,,71'2T'f- q'2W':7 S5'f?T GT'?VfT7L: 5'ZF?fZ?'Ut G gf Q fgy'W'Yf ??K A V-'f..,v Q A: vV 57,7 E fy. ,571 f75 fpgkf ff qw, wwf f , f f, , rf pf, X vc V fvqz, yy. .SW -'g.- f ..hf 1 ,..- V, . . . . , ,V ,, . . , . . . f V- A -, -k,, .--'.-k 0 .V f ya -. if rf , .V ff! zf,sff.fz-,M!,.W,.y-4:49ytwawffv my V,-Qwsifrf-wywkW4 '- f-Q'wfKv1zVsm4-w2vfwM4-wV-fwfxowzw f,,-- M0754 4V,.Vf,ff f ff ,-to ',--f sf- f M-1ws,V-W-,V-as ',s20.f4ff,sfe?z:N.ef4,Mw few saw. -fk. 4-4V ff..-ff, 2vVfVe 'f 4 .Mzwf-4VfVff f ,--- f ' f- f'.- rw?-ff' X we :iw-V if ,'.ff WMMfff4xmVffV.,wVpVVfsQVVV-4wVV'Vf,4yy,V,4V-wwrf' f 1.4: f Azwahw, , ' -- ffyy of f , . . O Q fzw-:fvg4AworfmKWMM64-wrQff41.44-anftfAw4,,.,2Vys4545442 V-mm-mfff xcw.-ffmw-,af 4yVm4QM..,g'V, ,Vf,,,Va,4.Q ff V V1 ,tt-mVV,4ffVi-ff, fMfia5,z-y.1QtV,,,V em-wgVVV4V-,:,M.jmy -,f,., V 1 -Q-QcV,Vffk ff .zV,w-,sf ,zwffw-'eyV44-myA4f,f6VfAiw4'l6,4W,Z f'.. ff ff, A ,k., X ,jf .4 ,HV A,,.- ,-4.Mfl.fVV,,.,y,,.,,.,,f,AfV.,,4fVV4f,,V5f,,,4.- ,k.-' 4 .QV . V , , f , V, f , V f A V 144 of1-vVfV'fVifwff4,.fff-fpwfMy wtMyoffm.:fn-ff,WfVwgVy4fw2y.-4Zi-4Aa,4wS'wzyff ,-,, ,.f4y5w1.mw:MfmV rx gee! ' X V M ,,-- 'V - 1 MMVV55-2-M-M4044-Wffzfwycvefpfwwwfwiv - f .V, f 'fi 1 H Q, ,,.. . V W 2 wi- 1 . , ' -,,- 'Y S ' f f-- ' f t fa K -W ' gi f .,.. X ' ' . . V , . , ,,-rk , ,i gy., , ,-k, y , U V 4 ., ,'., '--- Q fi f V I V . ' f.-- 2 . T ,. .V ,' , , . T A V , ' r f in F VVVT V f i 2 V . V - it A V T ' . f' V' V fl ' ..-' 4 r .V 'J ' '- f f ff24f1W '.fW if ' ' - rf ff 1 4 ,. . . me . . . .V . . T - VV . V. aV.Vff V . f ff ff -fwwtf fA4fmmf.VV2 . V M t w . V 2 V. ,,'- V, V. V' f ' ' V' ' r ' f ' f :.ff4'V-!f'f'14MV.-' I 'fra-.ff 1 1, -if-'g,, f :VV -VV V , y a Af t i f- tV V . , K if s Q, V ' .V ' ' Q-.VK ' ff'-f 9 a it iff yfff' 4.- V, ' V ' - ff! V , -' . 2227 4'-,Vf!1i'5-AJWAZAIQQ- 7, anim liz I - 64' 'few .-6 ' VV, -,, .V f- i , - , , , f, , - 7 V ff ,' V V .' - V V VV.V, ,V f 5 f ,. .yi 'IWW V . V Wa v 4 , 4 ,V Af swf- ,fVV,,'f7f,45fffff.- .rf 1 ' , . .V .V . Ve, M, M. V , 1, - -we-' V-e,,f V - - 4. .V V- V- V -V-. f V A fff .ffJWn4fff0 1 V - ly! 44 i t W., ,, . A f - Tl-IE SCDVIET PFRESI-ENC E The Soviet naval forces have grown at a phenomenal rate 14 over the past decade, as has their threat to America s allies and interests. The Soviet navy is no longer a coastal defense force which operates in the Black Sea, but a blue water navy which patrols all of the oceans of the globe. The threat is multi-faceted and embodied in the most modern ships and aircraft. A small sampling of the Soviet presence in the Indian Ocean is exhibited here by the anti- submarine 'MAY' aircraft and the 'l-IORMONE' helicopter at the top of the page and the guided missile warships at the bottom. The invasion of Afghanistan, the ongoing tur- moil inthe Middle East and the instability in Iran are but a few of the areas in which the Soviet Union is directly or indirectly involved in the Indian Ocean. This growing Soviet naval presence makes a strong American naval presence in the area vital. LIFE AT SEA X My f ,WM M W f, 2 wffyfy UNDERVVAY REPLENISHMENT E f v-1 .A-fzZ'3m FLIGHT QUARTERS FLIGHT QUARTERS Monday through Sunday. Week after week. Morning, noon and night. During meal hours, during holiday routine. ln the rain, the cold, under the hot sun. At a rnoment's notice, after an hour's wait. One helo, two helo'sL, three helo's per day. Yet, none of us mind this detour in our daily routine . . . . . . IF that bird is delievering our mail. , wwf ,W ffl .ff .M ffl? i751 ?d,0 nr an-M WAX -W ff wwf WZ, 1 VERTICAL REPLENISHMENT -ww f 4 ' ,-,. IWW, bf 9 vm . , V, W., wi., , MW, N , ya f ff 54,1 gk M., .f ZZ ' ffuz 2 ' M92 Q J . ',,g 'w fy Q3 f H' WU, ' www WMM! f M .f W-my I 'mf yr 25.0 , MZWVU ': 4. LW ffiyfj rw' , af,f,i,f,f we-Law f . . . MEANS moo, IVIAII., AIVIIVICD AND ALL HANDS WORKING PARTY 473 ,ff Ahh., FOURTH QF JULY CDLYIVIPICS W 1981 SITE: THE PERSIAN GULF I . . 'I ri? BT3 Buliard shows how it's done. fi 1 , D81 Etheringtorw, Preble pie-eating champ of 1981. FN Reed, right, takes the light-heavyweight title. XO Cosell, Coach Carr review the winning strategy N-ww.-,Q 72' 66 Tv E I - 1 1 1 1 1 174' 168' 162' 156' 150' 144' 138 V 132' 1261 120' 124' 1085 71026 96 90 84' 78 V QT, 54' , 48' 420, V 36 30 24- 18. 12. 6 1 1 ' L A - ,A ' A ' ' ' 1 V 1 Wi . ' 1 'Tj ,, ' J ip '1' ' , so 1 A RC T 1 c OECEAIN -'Q +.. 4 .,,.r' V 1 Q.. A os. A 1 V nv, Y,,,, r ,,,v L -np. K T Y VYV, vu . ,, 1 Y Vx -6 ff , V A 1 W -x Fei 'H A 1 1 A , . V , V A 1 -, WL ., ,S , ,, ' G13EE NLANo 1 13 - - . A , il 1 ' , ' 'zeal vw-in 'fbi - w AJ AA, 1 ,1 1792773 L-A4 , f VV I , -t rl- 1 is , M 0 i 3, ' W . 'GREEVLA 1 x ' - N J.. , Ns 3 , Q - 'M fa- K SEA 72a ,, ., , -R V ,Y , ,,,, V 1 .4 W , I I V V W- YR WW I tp I v om :swan , , 1 awww :sumo ' ?, X I A ' l. 1 ' Q , 'H , , A ' 5,2 -a , ox : 1 . ' V 1 - 1 P' 1 68 SSR arg- , .1 W, . , . M:-1 -W-, Y - -, 1 vv . 5 A H - Y A Q 1' V , , V A J J? Umrsu ST ES I 3 , 1 . 3 'f ' . 1 , ...Q ifnmsm , ' Q ' Q ' , ' 1 64' : ' mmm' ' ' l - 1 X 'TQ M- 1 A- 5 W- 'fm' - awww, :K 'CEUWD , ' V !f , IM 1 ' I 1' , - x gy' i f 'SF ' v , A , I 1 Q I K 5 ' I , , I.-M. - If eo-'K' 1 po , 1 1 1 L 5 .1 1 li 1 uufasogv . , , f 1,1 l X 3 1 . , 1 ' 1 'frm 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 .' 1 1 1 1 x 55,51 151.81 6 . C A jN A D! A Y H14 Y xv fum I Yr Ei 56 1 1 1 , - - 1 1111 11 11111 1 1 1-1 1 M 1 111 1 ,. . . F 1 ,.' . 5? .Q 1,?D5 1 ' . 1 Q L , 'LN I -In I pq X5 ,Y -gums 1 V , 3 - - 5 V 3 , . , ,l 'Q 1 I W mm' ' -1 1 1 1 1 .. 4 ' NR 5 1 . 1 Nr fovmxmz1 if 48, 1 M A vmccnifn LW.-an -.-V...-il.-.T.--.T...----i---.-i.,Hx'- 1 i A V 1 W E A 44' , , I 1 T 2 1 I BF 3ffffT' ,if 1 ' we .I 1 ' 'Lig ' 1 1 4 1 1 s t7 , 4011 1 1 1 1 U N11 T.E,XD S 1 A 1 E 3 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 i i 3 Qian-sayin :wx I I YT-i Il higcwx A ' - y NN' 36 7 1 1 1 1 i f 5 ' L 1 7 W F W V 1 - 1, 11 I 4 1 W- 1 U 1 1 , f.- W7 ,M 1 Q , -J f- 2 - ' ' ' V 32'Z 1, 1 1 1 . 5 1 . Mm, 283 M , i -Nu KL' X it 'M1 .-,.w.1. N Y l J MOR .V K 1 1 H 1 1 ' rw j 1 i M-A 1 1 new-1' 24, W at K x V W i L -1 I OE MEJQCO U . 311214141153 1 W E Mn,-. 4 -U li in I V.. t 1 S WNMDQCO , 1 1fM.11i' Ugg, ' 'fu i 1 5 -1- 1 :zz 1 1 1 ' , : Y 20 , ' Q-vmmfwilfws I --- - 11- f-----J I ' 1 2 , , , J wr-rwfmnvuew Q L B 1 I , X ,.,,,1,.f,fW.,,, Hmm? N 1 vvxwvx I ,www may I 1 1 ' I EAU ITANIA ' 5 16 i , Y 'Balm ' V ---gm-Irv.- 5 Y , ,,,l' M, , , .. c .,i'?7:x, MM rfxfa-my gi:,,I :: ,' Ay T 1? A N T Y C 1 h f ' :vm-A mm il, X 1: P A I F if C 3 , In Mn QcT1,1yf71l 1,-,1! L'f!tHfl,y NIM ga Q. ' 'Qu um 9 K . I 0-ii' H 12' 1'1 1 1 1 f Q J 1 , Z 3.35301 A 2' - W 1 .M Q53 I V I ' I ' 5 ' ,,f,,,,.:. , 0 I 'Q ' M ,.. I li ' 1, gl- ,Bn-wp y '14 p 4 1 -17001 B1 1 . , A 1. :nw ..1,. M ff ,xA N lv Q, - ' 'IMA g' f - - 5- 8 1 , 1' 1 'WT 1 J' A , L f f M-M 1 A 'K I 1 ,fi-SSW ,N , T 2 E I Z 5 5 gfwfagruwzfi i '5 .iNEZUELA 'Z 1:59 1 rf s:ti'n1muzou 1 4 , 3 .f l fi Y i ' K 5 I' -' ' V V W ,E wM21:,,, ig ,u,b'l -I.-gag 1: xumuuwm ' ga' P I 1 J ' 'm f ' , w1'1rhs1A TM: 5 ' , 1 - , 'lf' Oo, , . , - , WHL.-. ,, , 1 W :aus c,L11-:mos 1, Q qv- .1 1 k x X.-fx . ' 1 I mowxgmxqw E ' V 3 I 5 5 ' ' A ' E 'fm gr! --I I, ' ' . U I Jycounon 1, ' , 4 . 4, 1 1 I V 1 1 , , A' ' U 1 I I 1 1' 1 , Qc- A W 1 '- fi X9 A 1 u X Ivmmvfsl 'X' ' 'ff ' N 5 ' s ' 8 11 A 1 10 1 W1 1 14 1 ,J 0 C A 1 X 1 A 1 1 1 Q11 r 1 1 1 4 1 ' 1 1 111.1 1111 1 1 1 1, 121 N 1 , 0 1 1 i ' 1 , 5 Y -I 1 1 1 1 . ' XX-i1M9A :swan 1 U Eaiipofff?-1551! 511111651155 nm H ' 'V-:YM I 1 A V V i X' mf. ' Lx? :N-,u Q ' B R AZN' L ll. 16 1 'fJuM 'I 14,27 VW --Q - X1 if 1 I 1 208 WL , 1 Y Mjjwofff 1 Y Z, I P1 SL 1 v 1 r. R I ' 'A , ' 1 ' 1 2 yfaiffl 1s 1 wg- V, f Q7 , ..V. ., V 3 . lkm-M U I . . Y A - 1 1 - , . A 5 1 1 H - f- ' ref 11111 .1 1 1 Q- 24-1 1 1 1 A M111 1 1 1 5 1 1--V-4 1 an wwf-f 4 1 V V041 1 , ' '-A W' , ' fl 1 I W-1 1 ,1 Q... 1 1 ' 'fr WF? ' ll 1 ' I W ?1,.f'M 5' 'Y ' 1 SM H-- Awwnw W 286 1 1 1 'Ji' -ffff 3 f if T-gf -1 , -4 1 H 1 41 M My-W-M wi 1 Z ,f 1 I 5 1 1 V . , , 1 1 , I -3 ' 1 :lg -'If , V 320' ,flu-1:1 gurl, I i AJ I 3 M r E 5 , . ! ,I 211 1 1 1 1 Ai f . ' 1 fs-- - s A 1 ' 111441.45 fu...-a.+ D -F' A5113 1 H, ,A- 36., ,, V 7 I T 1 ,Emu-i Ei 1 X ' 1 1 if T' 11. ,,...Q1.1f::LR G V ! , l f , ,, , .-.MJ , ,, ,Q . . 1 A R N T Q Nk M1Vwk'1'1-mm.u ' 409 - 1 1 1 5 M1 Q 1 if 1 m ,,. 1 , 1 ' - df-' 1, f H, . , S ,H , - Y ' ' A ' 1 5 1 - -f ff I 3 v- 41-1 1-3 1 , 1 Q-. 1 1 W 1 - 1 gif? 1 , 1 1 1 1 - f Q A 11- i W I 1 W f 1 X W W ,A F 1 ' ' . , 1 -Y-f , of 1 1 1 1 SA ' 1 ' 52 W I 2 'Lag SOC I-,ST 972 -In ,, l xumorxmns , 2 . 1 ' ' fs f,0v' ,,ff --mt UG! fa. M TTZCIIYT' 3 ' 56151 , 1 .A rt- in 1 AXGY lx , , xt- xx Y ,O x Rami - mu, ' ' + Z ' Af - f F 5,9111 7'l.,1 H.-1 ,J Q ,I 3 xo ,f I N ,IYINUAN ff f ' ' ' A' fu' 1 ' 1 60' 1 ' 1 5 5 ,ff W- 1' fy- 3 1 ' Ka -. , . mm -f fb 1 , 1, 4 sfLW.Zmfy. . Xu,-, . . ! V L' it -, 1 54 i fl Lapin- 'Tn ' 5 8 NORW Y , , M W- , . 1 1 if 4 1 A 1 I www nw Sak' 1 Ylfuuagiarz 5211! X, 1 1 Xaggtzgww 'Q ' , 1 1 1 0 , R C T I C N' 1 f m rSL 1 f . , 1 ' mf A' il 1' saw ? ,111 1,m,, 1 5 1 : , 1 i 1 1 ' Ny, A , WED f:,, sg, . . Y 'I M' tnfifm Pos. lireerziarsdwkra E LQfLLL!':!'z'1 VA 'M' 0? DI 6 In gil , Y W ..J' I K 0 C FIA N I VR ' ' ' sci may , w ' ' A , A MMU if Q X 'NH X 72' 1 1- .1 1 M , M J - 1 2-f 1 1 1 1 , H W I 1 1 ,-1 1 N K 1 5 110111111 ff. ,, K, Gffsmgmu ,f F 1 -.NJ L41 I 1 - 1 ': x. X 'sv-.f' 'lg 'M ln' ' 'H' ' V 1 1 1 W a X ' 31 - xf 1' xiii' 'W 1 I' 1 ' X ,f r , 0 V 1 , 1 76a W 1--1,-, 1 xx 0 I If , 1 1 I N. Q umrfra 'simzs y 'A ' M ' f' X9 1,.Q...-....,.1 1, I 1 , ' I f x I X x . 1 1,111-.srzam g F K V I A, . 1 ' -W-f-W 1 Y Af' 1 fl 1,1 1 - 1 N 21.3. ,M V 1 1 1 1 . I 4 u., xy. x -Xxx . gl I 1 5r' 5 X , 1 8O r---1-------- -fair -' NN N574 ,, , 1 1 g DIA?-j 1. MGIC ,556 'H XMMI1, Q ,Y fn W I ' 1 xx 1 X cm-:Aon I - N W 'W f V -f ' :LX I f V fi M, , . H525 fp cannon Q E w f 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 'W f X 1 2 1 1 Q Q ., . , ,, 0 9 0 v ,,., 1 ,v,, - V 2 V 1 E . 180 174 168 162 156 150 144 138 132 126 1201 1141 1080 1021 96. go., 83, 780 73, 1 1 1 1 A 1 1 1 .' 56 ' 50 54' 48 42 seo so' 24-1 18' 12' 5' A 1, 1 A 12' 18' 24' 30' 36' 42' 48' 4' ' 0 - . . . , 1 6 5 501 I 56 72' 78 8? 90 96 102' ms 114' 120' 126' 132' 138' 144' 150' 156' 162' ws' 174' xao' , I , I 84' I ZEMLYA MANYSA-losu I f 2' I .nn n I 1 ' , , ' C3 -' ' ,A , , - X - 5 Qin u :fum 80. I 5 A' 'T U smwen K K ,fl R A S EA A 44 Y E Q ' - 4 I, A P TE V a fz1REN'TS SIZA ' P 'f ' '-.- ' - - 3 3 ' , sta? , ' 5 4 . S E A g 76' , I 1 r , ' 0 ' 1 , ' I y 9 vosnurs ne osnmm EORWEGIAN I . e 1' ' -Q 1' 1 ' I tsl - I , - r,. - 72' 1 ' I 4 ' ' ji f S EA U fn' sh 1 mrnov vhucau ri'-. I L - ' ' L., - ,,f,g,, I-.?' . L , Q3 r . 2 , N Y ,, af! e I 2 x M I . - fr 4 - --9: 4 , 'oi 5 5 5 'urIuorI1 9 I' I I I I I Q 55 I 0 SOV'E'f SGML' T REPUBLICS I ,f D, U ' - ' ' - I -V P4 .- ' I Q ,.-1.1.11 a' ,,,L,N,. I I , '- 50' I . I , , f .f - OHM , W 4 E 1 Qwg' 'Af 15 I V 5 V BE AVG 56' mumdwi Q., . ,QM sim OF 1 xl , 5 A 4 . , r .12 iff' WW 6'-'N oxn' , I f x,,7,, x1 M -.f 5 1 I , W' I .. ' 1 I P 1-SK ' '. . gg5,Li.f M f ,H I J NL I if xi 1 I-ww 52' kvrhx fgxmm -.5?j,J!Q5,,V55Er A , ,.1 h .WJ -1-. -,JY--7.'- L.. azlpgjvn 43 .,NMZnq.'?4, 'Wuif .. -g',,FM.I.f1Am2r' - ' ' : gi, N N , , ' I MVN, , mm . Q .U ..,,Q,.,,G,,,,. , X ,LJ J .,A,..,.m,. 'S I ,, 48 ' ,,.:I-'fi WM ' J , M 0 IGOUA nj .' ' W A ' ' -was , a , !,A.,,,,,,.K..1.. 6 ,, ,N , K ,a F ' Lf. 11,1 - , I 41- ' 1 'Hz W ' Y I V ,W ,, ' A . y Q A , f. Anim-4' '1' anna s A Q 4 Q 6 3 S f- . 44 ,N ' suncnugn 3 I 1 yn.,-Q. lik., I ' K A , Y . . .Y R, ,FV tx .. I I A -: , I I 'Riff' ,,-- FJ.. OF 1 L no-uwoo N. , fi, D, iq! , i ,Hu U T u R sv 2 . I N i f '11 ,Wgmt I A ,APM x 40' N, , :I '5' W mIAr,,, . -5551 , '-'gfvi I ixk ,',f ' tffzilh , I '- mu, WY mga M - -Ionian: gf- 'UNH ' ., 4-w:1xg.. ' C 1'S' Y I I ' mm ' ' 1 X -..JI 7 ' ' ' ' ' , ' ., H 'U' J? 'WISH 1' 1' 1 5':ff :iff--I f2:f.,,4.Il'. I mb .T I . ' C H I N A' 4 I AF 5 'W . 35' I 5 'W ., I x 5 'll IX- '. --M .Q 1, I gg A N s umumsvlm j' tx ' - '. S ' ' 'S ' 1X1.::x'1 O ' . ' - F31 X . ' Lu. 1 ., -'Xi IKM - 1 1 I nxsgx-uxmlrif? gl K , J mm -: J 'I I V . I: -52559 'R:'W ' 1 :J . ns. I . .I Im f ' ' Q' 32, RIAI , Y, W2 i H Qifyqnh 1 J L . 2 uv 4:2--f-'I wAxss1AN K' gn Qepkw sum ,,,L4A,,, - 6 ' -', g . J 1 , H ' F1 U BL! A I I Qt -mnmi am: W 5 X --'uw nun -., ' I ---- - .fs 1' V gn 28. ..- S I 1 i i 'X M vmmeu. 1 . v 5 I I 4 xxx-mmnsv'-, ,, hum : 3 ,OMR 508553 fi M sm, ' .I U ,im 1- ,, - gpm y I I ,vm 3 H , - xi! 5 Ji si 92 W my-Q21 Af ,, 7,2 gg. L . Edgy 0149 Y1.AVV V J 5 M.. 1 ,q,,,,,,,,,,,,, in..-5. 5 0 ' ,J .Ag RX I I-0-Il-U gy SAUDI ATABIA ' L I D I A , xl auwmx E ' Wm I 5- 24 --' .. 1 1 J 'I , , , ' .. 1 . 5 -rf V' 1, H31 A I me i . 7' J . 5 A- SOUTH i f '- I I-vm. 20' , . , MG R - 2, .l ' , . ww Q W. .x ....,...,.D I ,,,.,,S,. I - ' VE J mwmn u Qs NV' J 11 R A ,IA N MNWXN I wlewa-r nk I DON Q Z P A C I F I C 3' W ' ,' c Mo L L3 11' , EMM' ' , -1, -Gm ' QF A Q H 4 fcu1NA Q ' W? I 16. A -9 F l S U A N , ' 4 :Nm S EIA A Q X V bm M J K, , VI: H If 3 1' Agfa, -.f i,4t-FXM' ,Mug vg gfvfzogai ., Mm V . sEiAa1.5I5Jl, ml J bm-I 1 X Mmm BL: 12. iiwrjzn I AJL77- i N lh ,Q NX-i i A ZQWA If-4 ji, ww .o 1.7, T.. lmfmw memos . 5 , X '11,Z1 JI , -nzzlum nlnexfmc 'I X- T H 10 F' I A Q V u mr , M y .5 Y S-WML 5-fry gggmlvl 1 W V mramwmov R:-jr I ' ' nJ 'P' I j- 8. ' ' U' W1 Ql5 ? X- I -. A-- lf I u 1' I fa!!! A L' WSW 1 A 1 I ' ' 'W 'A' Tm: , ,- Wy ' mg.-3 '-' I 33 I I ma y ' . 'ff' .. - 'A I KLM 4' , .. . N I U .A A 1 mmm wan ' , . - f Q n -'s2'I? '5 Claw O i - A HJ? A If I I ,Y Y 02. Q4 'B EO . 1' A ,Yi eedgwa ' W 'I-rn--'4 '1 0 f -eo -1. ,, - f 5 tv 1 - 0 ' . 1 1 . , Q QZ,W,:- , . 2, mummn ' , .5 an 'W' Dv- rf, ,,,x.29 5 S km. c ,mm .un 1 Q it a E . , GMM - ,, -mv .L ,aa 0 E N T- I 5. 1 ,..1 f Hg ' .' I ' ' ' ' ,J D ' I I ' ' - 4- I ww. ..,,: 'f'A 'MJ' .ZJWIQ WM... M. . , , N 4 W If M g 4 WA ' 7 A -U .1 '-..I . A ' , My-, I m2A'?w ',.nyxM.M.I '4 , . 1 fm rf' M AKT A A EC' I QNL 'E I - gM257gIl1Iu X Jug, 2 . aww 8. ' 1 1' -N1-J 1' '- I . .,.,.v.1, way -1' ' ' ' ' Q. ' 1... Q' Q . ' I 'SQ I ' T ' , o.....'1M , fw waves: R, - , 'Q -Y . V ' I xi A A I -.',,- AT'-W-.v,.:,.,-4 ...1 1 N,.a...1.:.f.,, - . , ' nmol ' ,I t - l A 1 ' I ANGPIA I' RAQLAWI Q1 I - Y, E..-1. I ' J' 14,65 A' -- . 12' 4 WPI' 3- Qs I I ' - 4 .1 ' - ' -sw -Y J 'f ' ,, I I 5 ll 5 U ,M-N . ,- 5 '11 42. 1wvw.f-my:-M rl Y i- ' 5 -415 r ,Pg I T I 1 A D IA Jw q c . , I A og f ' I Som,'Ivfi 1 ff'5 7'53 'x 'n.,..JZVLYY 5' I , mam '-fmf' I H I I X I -' ' zo' I umm W , -, ' M- HXMW , 1 X, veu 5 , E I 3R1Qei,EiEjAiy 'A 1 G' ,W JEIIMK ' 1' 24. ,4,c,ir?IZ,,w . ERTFI A U S T R A H I A X ' 5 JHevfueILec 'Sfn ,nmzmlgw I M-M I V r f 2 , ., .Vg.i-.-1f.IW --- I hw S 4 V L , , mc . 6 Jg7c,.,m 5, m,A fi V A V - i4 muh-M i i320 :I , 4 ' I ' I ' ,...,,....f . , ' 36' I I In. 1. W I , I , ,A l +-,H , 40, ' I ' ' New zmbmo rwuuu - warms V, I I , 44' Z 1 I , w.W.. . ,, 'T 'i ' . ,J ' I , ' ' I . f g,Lf.L,f.f,, .WU 1 1 X X . 1 I ' ' J 'M: 43' U I J, I I I . . ! - . 5 -1 P CII'IC OCEAN f- , - 52 X 5 'M-n.f..4 K ',------I--MN H , E f , - 1 ' Y L f . N -we- f I I I I , Io r' 56. ' I f K E , .4 t If., Amuml XX ' ' I ff I I I 'r -3 'V 'fm' r1x 'f fe. I A 60' 2 I I 1 . . ' X Q I 1' , 'maid -Maria Byr andij, xtlialli .mmtx E If ,I Rmx., fl 1' .L X g 5 x I I I I I 1.0 f X 'I f-f -- f-- 1 , 4 .,11,, I I fe Nl' 1 u...f4v:uvn4 ,, A 64' X I I I ,, X ' S1,,v.,Wf I , I E 5 Q-v- -.e 'GAA I I 2 A 5- A X v '- M W Q-H I , ,M 1' L3 f I ' O Q Y V,VV , I 68' X I I ' weddellw I Y i,.q L x , , , . . I ! . I I I I . I ' 5 ' 5 ' ' W I 72 f 2 I I I i ,W I I 3 74RICYliA If I ?wf I A I , kq 1 Mi N L. X A Queen Maud ,X 76' 1 I I I 1 X ff I . . I N, J , I I I I I . In I f if A I I ' , ,ff I - X' ' 'QPW 1 I I- Af A - :m,,g,y5aa1 0 C E A N - xx 80 I Gm X, I I E I , 60, ,0. - xx-.-,-5--N 4 I N In I ni ! V, I I I I I I I ' . T 84 X 6 129 33' 24' 30' 35' 42 48' 54 60' 66' 72 78' 84' 90' 96' 102' 108' 114' 120' 126' 132' 138' 144' 150' 156' 162' 168' 174' 130' 1.1 MIA.--:lf wmv, :Iv mlm mfeumf,-I U41 ww wcrssnma f mum Qz:,uQ mc nzwtscnunons mv novnunnms on mfs ,mf 4 r 1 mf.. ws .W A. -,us M A hu . I HM :man uw Am nm nz: zen nu u1womu'nvz U S CCDOKCDUTS X if , 1 QSM! TALENT SI-ICDVV ,lf V gf? fi f f i w.. , 1. Y xl X 'W f ' ,7 f fy ,L fifw W Ky X .af M .1 f ,. , ,im fr 4, 17 Q, Me- A ' 7' 1 X .7 Q AND BEEF? QMMZW M IVIUFZPI-lY'S LAVVS GF THE NAVY lDedicated to everyone with a sense of humor: Smilell if Preble Pro Dictum: A professional is one who does a good job even when he doesn't feel like it. if Engineers' Law to Live By: Get tough or die. Hr A-Gang Axiom: All you can do is all you can do. Hr The HT's Rule: Cut to fit: beat into place. Hr Machinist's Mates' Law: Grease is cheaper than steel. Hr The Electioians' Law: It works better if you plug it in. if The ASW Axiom: Damn the torpedos, full speed ahe .... Damn the torpedos. Hr ET's Exolamation: Matter will be damaged in direct proportion to its value if The DS's Law: lf it's not in the computer, it doesn't exist. if The EOOW's Law: Experience varies directly with equipment ruined. Hr Division Officers' Dilemmas: No matter how much you do, you'll never do enough. What you don't do is always more important than what you do. if The Watchstanders' Law: If everything seems to be going well, you have obviously overlooked something. if The Supply P.O.'s Principle: Those supplies necessary for yesterday's job must be ordered no later than tomorrow noon. Hr Law of the l.O.: Deployment is one long process of getting tired. if The Face-Another-Day Axiom: You win some, you lose some and some get rained out, but you gotta suit up for them all. -gg -,Z-f Kfv' Qt-,.5L1.u if Field Day Frustration: ln order for something to be- come clean, something else must become dirty. But you can get everything dirty without getting anything clean. if Fiecruiter's Slogan: Join the navy and see the world. Unspoken Corollary: Eighty percent of the world is water. if The PMS Truism: The only one who got everything done by Friday was Robinson Crusoe. if The Mldwatch Mandate: The amount of sleep needed by the average person is 15 minutes more. if The Liberty Port!NJP Principle: He who hoots with the owl at night will not soar with the eagle at dawn. if Liberty Call Caution: Abstain from wine, women and song. Mostly song. if Tech Manual Truism: Whan all else fails, read the instructions. H The Leaders' Credo: Trust everybody, but always cut the cards. if Casualty Control: You can make it foolproof, but you can't make it damnfool roof p . if The Can-Do Conclusion: There's a solution to every problem: the only difficulty is finding it. if The PCS Principle: Asking dumb questions is easier than correct- ing dumb mistakes. H First Law of the Admiralty: A collision at sea can ruin your entire day. if The Mariners' Law: No matter which way you spit, it's upwind. , L-F- SLEEP WE ALL CAJGH- 40 WINKS W' R WHEREVEF2 POSS BLE VVHENEVER PO SS BLE FOR AS 1 'NG AS FOSS BLE Lt. Harrison, our first big Bingo jackpot winner RMCS Owen emcee's the weekly Bingo game The CO briefs the crew on our iatest awards Fiadrn Gurney, COMIDEASTFOFZ, arrives for a visit The XO entertains the crew with his Cartagena liberty port brief Church cali, Catholic Divine services mi, ,Y ,,. , ,, ..,.-.........,...,.. ..+. -.----Q - -----ff----f-1' - , v.-.,....-ve-4-,..S -,----- f-' - - --- A- USS PREBLE QDDG-46j TOP OF THE LINE PROUD AND PROFESSIONAL COMMANDING OFFICER: CDR THOMAS E. STONE, USN EXECUTIVE OFFICERS: CDR THOMAS SMITH, USNQ LCDR RICI-IAR,DiGlAlNOl kUSN NOT TO BE REMOVED FROM THE SHIP ALL HANDS SHALL READ THE PLAN OF THE DAY AND SHALL BE HELD RESPONSIBLE FOR INSTRUCTIONS-ACTIONS HEREIN i kir'ki k'kk'k'kk'ki A'1k'k'lri k'lr'lr1l'akir'A'1lrak'lr'k'ki'k'k'k'kirukit'k'k'k'k'k'k'k'k'k'k'k'kirk'k'lr'k'k'k'lc'k'k'ki'k TODA Y'S EVEN TS: 0800 HOLIDAY ROUTINE 0815 FLIGHT QUARTERS 0900 SMALL BOAT TRANSFER 0930 FLIGHT QUARTERS 1030 REFUEL AND VERTREP TBD LUNCH LUNCH+5 MIN FLIGHT QUARTERS I PREBLE POD PROSE OF THE PAST 1. THE ICE CREAM MAN COMETH: The ice cream machines are a welcome addition to our humble abode. Indeed, they cooleth our gullets and comforteth our tempers. Alas, all is not well. The cups are disappearing. Woe is us without our cups. If thy wish to imbibe as is thy wont, BRINGETH BACK THE CUPS! lf thy needeth a cup of thine very own, Brother Gagner offers them in return for a modest contribution. lf thy seeketh not retribution and desireth happiness and harmony, BRINGETH BACK THE CUPS! 2. TOO MUCH PHYSIOUE OF? NOT ENOUGH? Does the spare tire around your middle make you feel that you have to wear port and starboard running lights to swim in the ocean. Or, have you ever been mistaken for a stanchion or a radio antenna? Well, fret no more because these problems can be solved. How? By attending the physical fitness seminars. Weight training, nutrition tips, gaining and losing weight are just a few of the topics to be covered. Even if you just want to stay in shape, this is a good way to spend your leisure hours. Surprise a loved one with the 'New You'. 3. SSFLOOD SALE395 Swami Jeff, in addition to continuing the operation of the anchor pools 1550 can't hurt anyone's budgetj, announces the first and last annual Flooding Sale from the bargain basement of Gagner's Gap, conveniently located at Preble Pro Plaza in the heart of downtown Preble just aft of Cafe' Preble hard by Oil King Industries, Inc. and Bordua Institute of Advanced Scullery Techniques. Our happy haberdasher will be offering dungeree trousers, which have only been through one rinse cycle, for an unbelieveably low price of 35.00 per pair. Yes, that's only 335.00 per pair. That's two pair for the price of one with a limit of three pair per customer. SSBSAVESS 4. DEPLOYMENT 'BELIEVE IT OF? NOT' FACTS: 245 flight quarters held 73 underway replenishments performed 725 rounds of ammunition fired Over 65,000 nautical miles traveled 5,090 consecutive hours of boiler steaming time 315,000 meals produced 116,544 eggs cooked, scrambled, poahed, etc., etc. 98,204 sodas sold 3150000 worth of merchandise sold from ship's store 31.4 million paid to ship's crew i I A 1 V AY, , , 'f .'. .1 f3,a5f5iQ:-Q sf' f tiff 1' ,,,. 'E 'pp' Y'-r.,.?': ,:q5':'fJ,' 5'T'f f1-.-ef.. ,ew iz,-41 vl U, I .. X , I'3'.'f41 .W hum If ..,x.y,,,,r., ,. .Fla-M .fw- ixc L-QV , v,-3, 1--,A-. pak W .,,.fg.,. .- . fgffu fl, ., . 'r-,. ' - gs wr nr 2 ,A , rg 1, nl. ew 3 1 J v ,Y . 'nl 'rl 2: , v . . E.. W . .3 my A , If , '-2-ic? 1 lw,..1-,- .f, 'fl Mgalji 5 Qizf -' -' :.' x i, 1 fig - 145 , AQ: ' ymy K-32-: .. mfr-, M1 x , N r ix? X FA R AWAY 4' r,f 's ,.3.,.,f-v5.f,,..VA.,: s,. 'f',. 'E L! wr 1 EW' f. f.!1,4,:, 4, 1 1 .,e3,-Af fn.: wfmfgyai-, ,5 , rx :QS 5 ,gz5:g,y:'-- , 5,79 fry ,fri ,U,ywq1 mv- ' fn-Q-24 ' . : if an , th., :'.,.:,A.1 5 :, .1?i5gf-If y '-Q-'Mil :','f4i.' ' A W f, -, 5, 1, . 5- ef-' , ..-fwfr, 35:31 .3545 .ff pwvwfwgnfw A ',3Q9?s-f Ziyi: ' - , ef f dai: H ' ,301-Qffi - ww- K 394, :ww?wg4wQ f 4,f im' 'fgyf1g:, , W g zlgjgg, A. ,,.1f,. ' 1f5?,g?1f?43i11.' 'A . Q , ' H , , M f , 1 ' , , V 4 . . , f . 1 PLACES J In G, fvwf ,Nw 7, . 4 , 1 14 s CARTAGENA SPAIN i it . i il i F ' ,--'f w i R 3 6 , Cartage-nan family portrait E g, 'hi j ii ' , Olive stall in the produce and fish market i , i I 1 i i Y i i I I P i 1 i , i 1 i i i s i i i 6 El nv. Wm X Q f y 'ui . 31 dm 1. will 9,11 . 1 ! - 'ly x w. K q 'Sn mv ,,,. .., 7:1 f 1 L af - we . Mi J,?-.Vg IF , 4 Mi 4 . , . A pn A A ,, hfkarm, A -with ,,.7 Nu,- ,EQ 'Q V, - ' 1- , - , 4 . iw . . yzilw, 2 . ' x It Vx H B, , A - . Am' df' V .?V:, ,7 f. mm-., , H., F' 3 : A F ' 1-,W F W' X JA ,n ' 1'r2:5'N'QT.: . V' ,, ' K f -9- v- .zfmyf md! 7 ' X i W-'?.fQ':g. 5!.,'ffggf ' 4' , f- 3,..4,f , :U ,,-V - '. X22 'f 5'5 '- -vu W A - I I i .fin--....ns.,,J..:,5..A-W v. V , ., ..g ,413--1.4 .::,g,A-' g V ' , J ,rx-,mv :If --Kg .Q 1-:Hsu x ..g..L::9 ,----..gig-west-:::'1iL',g qggmxg ..yw3,,- X 'V ' W' fl: M... -M..K--1' ' , ' - . 'V ff. ' -,...f?3- '1LZ ... it ..:'? ,. 'Ak'5'N1Y4QT'- K 7 -1 ' , -- if -I 7' f--V 'i:2'.A --P fn,::.Qf'EE,.,2.'.?,Z.I1 1325- f --Yi- , , - ' ' H J - - --A ' ' ...-'fF ' 11A-X,,4--Am Q4 ' f f H--1 s ? X K x. - ,W . A. V T ,,, -. ,N NWN----....,. 'Wv:w,,:f132r:fw YMJH f,1,i.f,:C'e'w7T?'E3f 1' -v I X ,WN - 5- N . gg wrw' ,.....,,...vf-+V 1' V, ' ',.,12f?,j'Mw:141-:fx-w WL-szflfx' , ' ' ., fy m ,Q-nn. Q , I .v'L 'Wf?f.T fFS4ll'i,,y--, 3524 'W1fE?'I,' ,A . 1 3 , 4.g,54. - 'f f-,fffay-mi-5 fm,-354 -.fm V-P39 wr 1 '- ' ' - ., ' '. N-, ,'vf1f,, 1 F. ..1 ., J- ,N f -' -, 73- '- -1532 N:1f12F ...-V V , 5432-uf ,- ' ',, - ,A Q 'X' fi , - 'K-lj,-f' 1,1 --. 5 , JT. 14 -ff.,,w, fqfqn. rf 'M , .meh Kg. ,Af Ri, ,K r.,Y Tv Mvwl ff: 5 fi. W , fktjfiiv? J 1 ,z I 'Q ' ' , - . MN Qu: S my ut... 32 .. 'lliwkfm-gh nun ,., wg-wr-w-n Q 1 1 2 in 5 Q EQ N i I i , 1 f W 1 I i W W i , I Q fs 1 F! E! Y i ,. ,, Q - if 1 , 1 3+ 1 . Q 1 g f. , ai, ' fi? :fy ICI, I jk. W. i i Y W E 5 W v Y U V I i f W lj 1 . +1 ai I 'ffl 1424 ,I ii -ia , X 'K .X L. .QWJW ,xi , fufw! ci fx X, . ,iff gi ' 5w.?'f571fu,z,.1,! , . W4 f-H J gf, M Gyn! 'I M,-Jai ' if I fff4 , PACE photo class on a field trip. Www s.,f'M X ,Awww Enjoying srghts and suds from an outdoor ca e Pro s and Spanish mannes horse tradrng for SOUVGIWIFS Q ,Vx , ffm Z W f if ' 7 ,KG Mfg, ff MQWW X 9' f grim -if fmyr., 44' MZ, A, f wig 7 rox f ,M z ., fu ffig If muff N QQ N X, X Q X: 2 ,, 7 ,ey pf ,av .T Jil 1 . SINGAPCDFRE Tiger Balm Gardens Chinatown hustle and bustle CVVO3 Osterfeld, LT Katcher, LCDR Carr, and LT Derry sample the original Singapore Sling. 2 al'-if 2 iff? ' V . :Z A W'1'f7 3?'Ji'T Local wares on display W1 M ff: f ,mga-nuff SUEZ CANAL , W, -v dfjwf if ----'A v ,---f -v--- --f' ---1.1---J.,L.A .171- mm ,im T 'm' Ml... wi... .4-pi' 7' Q V f- ,f -M.--..,, .AM,...M.M.. .,.,.....,,,..- .,... -. ........ , , , , . 4. wlhv-' 'V w K xg 1 i' ,vvv-L wmv V ' A 1 w N- , ,2 'M' .sexy--.1-.4' ' X4 ' X 2:k ggi- T ,1 33 is 1. , . , 1 V- - .+ 3', . M, W- ff'w'iW ' E gf .-A ,- -an 5- : v. x 2 - 4 W H, jg Aj ,1- FROIVI THE MEDITERRANEAN SEA 1 J H , ., , V . X , 7' 4 . V X. ,, if V ' 1.4 iff. . TO THE FRED SEA sert witness to thousands of years of history The sands of Egypt and the Sinai De- Moving into the future, yet, still reflecting the past The modern and the ancient blended into one ' A land of legend, from the Old and New Testaments A land which draws, from those traveling through it, thoughts and reflections on its long history 4 . af- an ' Y Q Z 4, My 'f ,W , .,fZ,,.,r f , ' Alf ff' ,. ,f :www ,w-!,,a,,47f??r:,,Q Ko . ,, . ,4.44 jf , f'ZiW4,j , ,' V ' W W, 1' E. Q, ,Ll fllzf-'V vu -.0 ' .mf 'Lf ,gnfhaivf .9 A , Q A . . V r 5 ff, Aff-'4q,0.4, N, f r ff , ,, f '. f if-f-on 4 ff I .lx A , M , , , my f, ,V . , ,, 1 W, ,V , ,, 4, ' f 'K -2534, ,V 4 , Q , 4, 54 'ill ,,,, f . ,Ji Jr F rg, - ., Q ,, ,,f,,V5, , , . ,- , 4 , ,' ,, ., f ,- ,KT ' -, 7 pfff-f 'W - ' ,,. , ,. jw ff.f ' f'ff'?'N,32OW ' f 4 f 'f I , V, j A 4 'Wfxf'f Q VF' 'ffl,ww6':f ff -' , f ,A ,J a,,! ' L, . ,L-f 'W' in fdm A land of strife, reflected by remnants of the Arab- Israeli wars WESTERN AUSTRALIA ' SKC Seneca toasts Australian vineyards f ' M.. J 5 fr :e ff' 4-W 'M Y ' f t ' f W , ' ' f , i f f 4 1' Preble tour guides SH2 Fiordo, ET3 Rivera, STG3 Platte, and GMG2 Hayes with satisfied sigiitseers, the Bicton Primary school. , ., . in 3. Rugby, Australian style if bi- WWW? 97 7 77477 ,.,. ,. W f .. V W? -'fl' y if uv? 41 4' ' CRGSSING Eat hearty all ye Pollywogs For the line we are approaching When lubbers turn to seadogs And Preble makes her crossing. ln honor of this grand occasion Surf 'n Turf Supply is serving So eat your fill and down your swill Before Preble makes her crossing. Life was grand as a lowly Wog But the day is quickly passing So eat your fill and be a hog Before Preble makes her crossing. We Wogs for one last day Have one last thing to say Ye who follow the Shellback way Will today be made to pay. Tl-IE LINE From Shellbacks large and small Comes one final warning Ye slimy Wogs, we'll get you all As Preble makes her crossing. 1'- LT Derry disposes his Wog breakfast Personal for Captain Stone from Neptunus Rex: Ahoy, Captain! l hear ye are winding your lazy way to the royal domain with a ship full of scurrilous, slimy, scalawag Wogs. Be advised that you came close not so long ago. My loyal followers, rays, seabats, whales, porpoises, and seahorses, had prepared a royal welcome only to see you pass us by on your way to Singapore. Our royal displeasure was great and it has not abated. The heavy weather your mates suffered was but a small taste of what our rage can do. Now l find out that the slimy, cowardly influence of your Wog crew headed by Wog Green got you out of my gales into the flat waters ofthe Persian Gulf. So here you come all pretty, shiny and, some say 'rested'. ENOUGH! My rage will not be contained. l realize that the small band of my loyal subjects on Preble do their best, but you have far too many disgusting, backsliding vermin to properly enter the royal domain. My displeasure knows no bounds and my revenge for your Wog crew's escaping me once will be sweet, but hardly swift. Take heart, nevertheless, for the recuperativel powers of the royal domain are vast. l have yet to see even the sorriest of crews fail to redeem themselves, having experienced the cleansing waters of my equitorial climes. Z No escape from the foc'sle Wogs file their way to their fate The royal foc'sle sweeps LT Pricolo LCDR Keenan 35 'S it ': 4, '74 4 X PS-Ma Bw, f 'tv' ' 2 , ., M.. WW X- X Q in-.M K W fjitl x S .S ' :gff . I f ' ,xwv-wx,-qt.. Q., I vf X x MX Xj f s-. W Q ,f wwzx.. L Yr. '-Q15 ,Q N - --w' . , Nw.. W Q , xml, QI 5 an af 44WN'lu. Xe' , dj , ', .Qi 9 XX 4 f 30771 I ff! fa ,, ,W My - .fm 1 f A ff? h fi M FZWV Q' 7 f v f Qff f - 22' J,,p'., df 5421522 A 11,4 -ff 4,1 , ,, 315' .- , fm 'f . 3.5 M f fi v X f '- W. if KQV 4 bl ,N if ffm-W rf ff-fy ff Mfmw 71 f 7 ,1f1f'7-ygfff nw ww-Vw Vw, 7' fx ww , f , -f , 'W 7 ww, N 4 M ff, mffwff.,-W-f,ff.V, mf www -f-aff 1.4! f fx bf , ,V fy za,-f.,-,Q w g f MW wif 5-,, f .2 ff-f af fx- ,f qf,,-falffwf-f.ff W MZ M ff 7 V, 4 LM Z Maw Wig-f WM gi? y- , 1, 4 Wa fy-2-Zzwffmy-2-7 MM! M4 A ' K Why, ff-MwM,fMc,y ,MQ-Wypfw f nw- U4 , fwyw W-4,2 Mr? ff. f 4 , Q, f ' Uifffgffgfg-iw fyf-mmf-My 5 MQW af-45-zz.-mg, Zw fff M f f- -f K. f H I ' 'fivvff-1 f E ',f'Vf7 , V7 f CIW :W ff if-f! f V Y-mfffrf wiv f' if X. f,-4-fwy-5-X 1 f k' ,Z MMM ,WW NM g, f- .iff Q., , f yd,-,J fp f, 7 f ,fm 4-W,-if, V af mm-fwwwfw f M ff f Af V-ff , ,MW-f W ff ff fc f Q., , 1 f. Lf ff .ff-ff z f , fy f f ffff wfwffwff-wf-WNffg,mMf f, h:gy:- f, ,f ,yi , f. 2-fff.7wzf.w-ff. , -f- f fn W-Mff-,'f f ,f-fff ff'f ,vwMyQM-f-Zfhf-fwfw,ww 1 fiffff f ffzfffffffffff f fff f fy ,,1l,.f WWW Wfffwf Wwfff ff 7 f WM Ufffffff fwwffwff fwfwf if if ,fm fff f , ykf , 45 2-ff f 5 5 7- Q JM? - MW? UW ,ff XWWW QIWWM-Z f f 4, X, f iZ fW!W ff7ffz,ff,f7fQ2,,75,, ,WWW iff-f IWZXAZW7744 Min f-NZMMU ' ' XVQMMM, ,f,f-f.fWwg'f514ff,.Hw-mv, fiwfffhfffy x fg-,g Q ff., 7? , ' f, rf , ww-f, gm fn' f-ww-,pf f Q fafiww, ff f, , f f ff-Ziff Z-9,1 520147, ? f VM ww' 'www ,fn f-4 fff f 'C , f 4, f ynffff JZ ff , SI-IELLBACK AT LAST ,,,,- I ,- J-.l:f,Qs, , 4117 ,,, f ,- i-wwf X f-,wwwz-, . -,yr f 'K ,- 1. J, PFREBLE Q wiki, I gy? W1 PRC S 4 X 4 U, wmQ,wX?X m4xn fy, A , ww ' M 7 f ix fa-X' - ml, 'WP FWM1. wg. 4 I 4 i 4 4 4 I 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 . i 4 4 4 4 4 ,',. he N DEPARTMENT HEADS ENGINEERING OPERATIGNS WEAPONS SUPPLY 1 iffy'3,'f.,, f -. ,QP ,.,L'1,?i r,m, '1 'C' Fla? 'fi .1 ,r. . :,fA. v.1.- ,fclkm ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT 'TT ni! ASM Z 1 f . I ,I ' -1' I W A . 3, , A DIVISICDN U01 I W .. First Row ENC Deloatch, RN Reed, MM2 Demagistris, EN3 Pourwcey, MM3 Hass, EN1 Moorman. Second Row: MM1 Burmirwg, EN2 Seymour, MMS Kearns, MM2 Leach, LT Katcher. 7? fl :X I fl E3 ,tg I3 fl er 13 19 E f f mf! M Z Q Br E DIVISION 41151 'ill' , Y Y 2' . ' ' -- ---sn--u-1..........i.,--.-.....,..,......-.,.1vQ.. . . -1v-v-- , - M42 First Row: EMI Gross, ICI Kugler, IC2 Burnett, EMI Abinsay, EM2 Flippo. Second Row: EMFN Westbrook, EMFN McBride, IC2 Borell, EM3 Greiner, EM2 Miller. Third Row: IC3 MacEvoy, EM3 Pollman, IC2 Norris, EM3 Blades, EM2 Connell. 14 , .nf Q Q ,M wh an 'P 'sm f W M sf gf . an lg In vang , V W wx V V ,Vx A ld ,Q , My K+- Q ,,.,,,, ,ff hw, ' W ' . lk 1 1 , -wvny.. ai .,g,11.', 5, 1: 4. z, ' ' ' ' f ., -W if : yy ,, 6 K . -, 459, 1, ,lin , , 1' 1 , ...qw f' V'-Hggxx LL A' Q63 4x ., ,Ml Y q ,if 21, Q-1' f K 'f' V-wffll, Q fx 'N-rf ES V X Qnalvwff 'YT 3 2 fb' 2 Q 9 2 Z 2 if ? 1 M if 22 H1 4? Q? . gf W2 - i ,, -.,-,-.H- ' A-W-fu --f-- ---M f ' W ' ' ' ' 'S 'A' -Hmm' Ft DIVISICDN First Row HTFN Broz, HT2 Webb, LTJG Grabe, MR2 Anderson, HT2 Slater. Second Row: HTC Hackman, HT2 Rusinek, HT2 Tillery, HTFN Rickman HTFN Nelson, FN Stewart, HT2 Posey, HTC Morrow. HP AZZW '7' f' J' M ,, k lv wx ei X uf MK f FZ sL,r.,,.-,....:.: .V :,.H,R.-7-7.-7.51 Y, .qi - . Y- -, +-1 .. N, , ,A , . f-W:f'jf'42't -rf' V - ' V ' . . .QA3,313- MLQ'Sis,R.f'-135.5- , Q-'Y' V - , .A , V .V A -' - . , V . ' s -. , 1, -V J 'air' -ri-3. AQ- -'r . ' .So little's heard about the place thatsailors ,Qc when you see a ship pull out to meet a warlike THESNIPEQS LAMENT Now each of usmfrom time to time has gazed upon the sea, -. . And watched the warships pulling out to ,keep this country free, ' And most of us have read a book or heard a lusty tale, ' . ' About the men who sail these ships through lightning, wind and- hail, But there's a place within each -ship that legend fails to teach. g, , lt's down below the waterline, it takes a living toil Q- . A hot, metal, living hell that sailors call the hole, ' A V g t 3 f lt houseslengines run by steam -that make the shafts go round, it A A place of Hre, noise and heat that beat your spirits. dOWfL Where boilers, like hellish hearts with blood 'ofangrytstearn' Are the molder gods without remorse, are nightmaresiina' Whose threat, that from fires roar, is like living doubt, I 3 That any minute would with scorn, escape and crush you Where turbines scream like tortured souls alone and As ordered from above somewhere, they answer every The men who keep the Hres lit and make the Are strangers to the night and seldom see, the sun, They have no time for Aman or God no Their aspect pays no. living the tribute of a For there's not much that man can do that Beneath the deck, down in the hole, to And every hour of every day they keep' For if the fires should ever fail, their ship fs When ships converge to wage a war uponan The men below just grimly smile at what their They're locked below like men fore doomed who '.ttl, hear lt's well assured that if they're hit, the' Amen below. will For every day's a war down there when, the gauges, Twelve-hundred pounds of superheated steam can kill, So if you ever write their song or try to tell their tale,j The very words would make you hear the Hred And people, as a general rule, don 't hear. ofjmenf But l can sing about this place and try to The hardened life of men down there, l've seen these sweat-soaked heroesfight in To keep their ship alive and right, though no And that they'll fight for ages on, till warships Amid the boiler's mighty heat and the turbine's Remember, faintly, if you can, 'THE MEN WHO SAIL, ' 1 r f-,LQ-'.' A ' , ,-I-sm-L ,.f1,.,.i,:v h . 'qw-'s.'::--,-nf' ,Q IVI oivisioixi iff? , - 7, f mt , X ,Wh A. 4 Z , X' I it 7 'J ,iff , , f V i' 1 r O f r 4, r fwfr 2. 2 , ., . A 2 1 ' , , i ff ,,,, H ,I 'if , X, 14' ' , t , , f -1 , if ,f 0,7 3 ff, f , f W A P A Av , , f' i ff, , WW , 7 f I L 275, I. 'zu , -- - .. - - .-- - , s f , Vfszn? , ,-, 07'-' ' ., , ' , ' MW? '-'?'f F74 - ' r -.5 .Mr JJ? 5 X -1' f W ,m.' , ,M Zag ,f of r , , ,f ,f ,' 2 -- a f I ff , -- ,N , , ,,., N A 'J tgy., , if fl- f ' ' , wb t.,,O,Vi r 7 by t Z K? 7 ,www QQ First Row: FN Brown, MMFN Leighton, MM3 McKee, MMS Kuhn, MM3 Foster, MM2 Nazelrod. Second Row: LCDR Carr, MMCS Artzer, MM3 Donofrio, MM3 Konnle, MMFN Flood, MMFN Kicha, MM2 Davidson, FR Pontius, MM3 Barnett, MMFN Van Fiooyen, MMFN Berry, MM1 Daniel, FN Parks, ENS Carambia. , H Lg.V f,f:,jg , , ff X W., f ff X , f f I Z V E3 DIVISICDN NH- JD! First Row: FN Crenshaw, FN Black, BT2 Delia, BTFN Tharp, BT2 Gallagher, FN l-lairald, BT3 Lour, BTFN Noe, BT3 Campbell, BT1 Read. Second Row: BTCS Roddenberry, FN Smith, BTS Young, BT3 l-louston, BT3 Booth, BT1 Leonard, BT2 Knight, BT3 Yaste, BT2 Lein, BT2 Wadhams, BTFN Coley, BT3 Brockway, BT2 Gunter, BT2 Neubauer, LT Fazio, BTC Reeves. 'M-ng, -..-.. -----W - ....,.........,-,,fi .- nj.-V Y - W - S , ' .wifi-sg, - , filfiffgff -,..,,,,-,.,, W .. ',,..'y:',' .fl-, Z , ,f ifffi w lfi 53.-55.355 . .m ,- 5114. - .sg 5.1-A igb5f. :Q'fg -Tig? . 'rw ' V .L- ffg34fwi1 ---Mqfr Q: fig,-, ,'TfQj'aiv:g2,'?7?21f .Az QT N139 Mig?31 i2':L7fE.'iL-1? 'fr.yT,.f fn, Av -r 1f :1t' : fr' . 'N-ff'-m:.' .!:'.!-W ,, - wa ?frfH5T'f' . ' 'lwfwf ' . T fi WL?-gl 4 Ji,-A ,, A ,JEi,gy..,,: .l!3f,T,-,-V. , . iff: M 441 ' PT? L wit , It-'-, ,yuw 3. I X - , .A ' ,g,., 51,5 gfgfirf qu., W wpw ,VV ,,., 'ggxjaf '. A'v5'L':' fr?-453 . ' f?'?fi5 f5 79f1, ' f V Neg-.1421 V' 1 K, -, -jfgzq .:',,,Ql A , 6 1 ' lf,-1-'f35'lQ ?a.?-T, ff J 2-,.,fff-.Q ' , I ,.Q1 J- 4- -2 I .. J . , :JA W -X-' . N. . g ,214 1,3 fy f.:i.3,-Hr' - , H V . .-.- ..-q...14i4-3 'f 'y '-.uw-., ,.uf,1:p:.1. - ' ,,g:':f1-W,--L, , :QM-f, : .- W ix fajrl' -1 .,.-, , xv.. 47, A-,J-I. J., FQ. A . A 35515. X . 2 1g:f:J,1 X- 1 .'.f'fl','- . , gnu, - f, 45, .- . .,,1,,, ga.. GS av' f .' , A 1: ' . ,,.-,kwgjgf ,, 4TH , lsr DIVISICDN 1 mmm i my -mc, l l l i l ...er 's,3lZnn mam A First Row BMS Sawyer SN Dowell BMS Irvin LT Anich BMS Dernonge BMS Bomandetti SA Cutter BMSN Knauf. Second Bow: SA Medel BM1 Strawderman BM2 Holloway SN P Fitzpatrick SA Buffalo SA Asher BM2 Hullinger Third Bow: SA Meissner SN Broderick SA Higgins SN Moritz BMS Hester SA Patterson SA Blanchard Fourth Bow BMS Lehman SN Erickson SN Fautheree BMS Wilkinson BMS Dresselaers SN Shipley BM3 Vargas SN Jenkins SN Wilson l l l A A . . . W- ,,. ,ff W,c,,,'fw'ci 7 M, f WM, ,,,,., fi Ei W.,W,,.,W,...,.,.-M, M, me V 1' ' ww ,, ,,., I' WW I ......... S , 'F X 3 A 'W rms X A A A iii- Q A -- f to . to - X - r A ..,-max . X . -K - K A t A A- K .1 . K i..r -fiigiiii . t.-. .. .tt.. t.t...t X ' , . , . . . , ' v , , 1 ' ' ' v r , ' , I l ' XNPQL E' 72 -. 'AN 142, Q .1 f 1 SSM, , - 5 ,f '41 ' -- ' Z 2, ' -1:-LA 'f TH Q 1'1..1e ? X 19 -uf' 1 X-le: ' ff g 5,6 ,. I J Q ' ' li .. xx J ' 5 A-S ' mf X Ci-111' I , sf, v I .ML , X . -we X ' L- ,L ' , uv III ,, I ff F f I Hee, hee, Stravvdermam forgot the rat guards again! . 6 ! 4 72 A W I 23 Q i 4 4 U i 1. 3 ,1' 1 ' 4 Q 5? f , Nl! - ' ,I Sis Qgg 32 if Q51 f Hu MH wi SIU lE ! '1 . p ' ' eff s A ' 1 .f ' U N vb ' 3 D a , D ZND DIVISICDN First Row: Ens Krurnrine, GMGC Robertson, GMG1 Jones, FTGC ibarra. Second Row: FTG2 iv1cLarnb, GMG3 Flagg, FTGSN Woodruff, FTG3 Perron. Tnird Row: GMGSN Randle, GMG2 Payne, FTG3 Ratnburn, FTG3 Durant, GMG3 Calkins, FTG3 Harris. .am Tl SFRD DIVISICDN First Row: STGSN Cocoa, STGSN Denauvv, STG2 Harrison, STC33 Hoffman, GMT3 Vaughn, GMTSN Hauck. Second Row: STG3 Waggoner, GMT3 Platte, STG2 Ford, STGC Oakden, GMT2 Manalo. Third Row: STG2 Bretsnyder, STG3 Loveday, STG2 Silvia, STG3 Peterson, TM2 Doughton, STG2 Mcphillips 223: 2 , 'fi f 1 5 y , 1 ' ZW' 5' 4 A Y , MZ' fi g .,,W.Mgf 1, 1 Q f - VI -.:::,, 4' Q .J 'T l 'fn-fwf' 'Q A X 4TI-I DIVISIGN I K E I 'l l l i Z ' i e S S, . , A ' ' is L 1 . , , , - First Bow: FTM3 Stevan, GMMC Healey, LT Derry, GMM3 Wright, FTM2 Verone, FTM2 Gonzalez, FTM2 Carlos, GMM3 Geil, FTM2 Ballard, GMM2 Franzen, FTM2 Heinecke, FTMC Birch, Second Row: ENS Butler, GMM2 Barry, FTM2 Kasik, FTM2 Works, FTM1 McManus, FTM2 Rollins, FTM1 Ortner, FTMSN Gabbert, GMM2 Hartmann, GMM2 Brennan. Third Bow: GMM1 Lender, FTM2 Phillips, FTM3 Beaton, FTM1 Mayo, FTM1 Bordua, FTM1 Adams, FTM1 Hahs, GMM2 Bateman. I J -,,:Y!, fp- 'J . Clif liimwipes gl ,522 an ' 14 ,lx - x A W4 1 wif? X Q X SEX WI M.,-xx r s, ml? aff N fj,.,'I ,gif iik fy, . f gm wwf. DXQ'ff,,X Mm 'iff' 5 i, f Nm nip, '- ' Jmwx- I X-fx .fw5Z5 7 x ' ' 2243- fix x W MMM' A3 wiv ii VLSW 1: f Xi' V x Y,,W,iM 1 f 7? fggif gf Nqikx S A I 'fm ,l ......Q., X . KX f f X f f fix .f X wx iv xk WX W , . ,V ,,- aw.. -W . .vW,...- .HY W, ,........-.-..,.-,. -1-,fw- f ?'T!, PERATIQNS PARTIVIENT OD CDI A CDVV L, N 1 I I 1 WP I I 81 is Q Vfrf7ff7 r wwf f , ffff f f ff if f , r , f 1 . 1' ' V-ff,,fW ,, J ink ' ZW , osos Cooper, LT Harrison, oso Hildebrand O31 POQUG. OS1 Way, O31 Scllfoedef Ol DIVISION Kneeling: O82 Guyett, O82 Gardner, O82 Maddox. Standing: O82 Nuber, O82 Cuno, O82 8alyer, O82 Jennings Q Kneeling: O88N Garrett, O88N Collie, O88N Goggins, O88N Aliens- worth, OSSN Hambright, Standing: OSSN Hoyle, O88N Spinosi, Kneeling: O83 Morrison, O83 Pyatt, O83 Marshall. Standing: O83 OSSN Mabe, O88N Pierson ' Cayll, O83 Bell, O83 Kirkpatrick, O83 Jablonski CQ. gm. F z X ,rw V wh X je ,YE5WQ5QQMR XX wwvmew -YC I recruited them at a local video-game arcade . . . They never have less than a perfect score. W 's 'n :M Liz, f 7,.' sijg -g j g 1 is 41.1- Abs Af W PE.. X x X Ng AJ? 2 '55 ' 1 ' 4 I A J 1 ,,' ,II r 1 5 i'.'i:5 ivffn. 1 ll '- wh t I , . ' 1 X .. A 2: -: 1 6 . , 5 ,1 A ,Q ali'- N . I '9.:-.L ' -I I 1112? : . imlxiaf -fi-2 -. -- --f'1f1-ES, . . . Alix' 1 ,-.' XXV I' A - ,.i,gkQxiZ-Aggl' 1-gun-sv 6,1-f :Sf 45.2111 . X Rx, , .l .- XQ Txji QC. ' : ' S I X. .'---5,l.iA -. ' lr.. ' YQ!! i ',M,,f ,, w w, ,, ..,..., , -- , ,- ' -' ,, 7-w - f-, . ----:--- CDE DIVISICDN We ' i 1 CHD Y Q: i f Q 1 WWW ff! ff! First Row: ET3 Maagero, ET2 Davis, ET2 Martino, ET2 Goodrich, ET1 Fox. Second Row: ETCS Huddleston, ET3 Rivera, ET3 Esposito, ET2 Moore ETSN Connor, ET2 Oberg, ET3 Littell, CWO3 Osterfeld. 'r. l OC DIVISICDN l r l r l Xi' l l 5 l Q l, 5 l l i l Nff W n al 'fl , .A V ,fl i First Flow RMS I-lltesman PC3 Briody RMSN J Bennett FRMSN F' Bennett FQM3 I-laydar Second Ftovv Rlvtt F' k Ft h RM-9 l-lerbstrenth SM2 Parks SM2 Wllks Third Ftow RM3 Thomure RM2 Wallace FRMSN Muze SM2 Roberts FtlXrt2 Piechgra P2113 l?aJr?nF?t313agannon. Fourth Flow SM2 Ftoe LTJG Starkey Rtvll Phllllps RMSN McCarty SM3 Lockhart SM3 LaF'orte RMSN Franklin RM2 McCracken FRMCS Owen. l 1 ll' l 1 l ,t 7,1 p2 llfj ll l I I l l l Z l l l l l l l I N. l l l l l l . r r - - - . lll 1 1 ' - r I ll ., ' 1 . r l rl , l itl l ll ' it .l 86 ' M 3 ' f , 1 l 5 4 1 ff fi, Z2 2 , 4. ' Z A KJ 1 5 M F I , r E 87 Y iii..- f 7777l!'92WW'? f-fy., M Uifgf, 77 .MW ff f ,y ffm! Q nffffyfibf f ,gfwffjz Xf .WZ 4 ff, , . f4'.,.,,fZ4g ff , V7 JZ ff 4 AMWMWW7 7571 Mf 2 X ,f,Xfx!5'fjf XZ! f , f , ff, f X f , Mr!!-Zf.fYf,fffy Xfff , , f fwfw ffff, ffff X Q fzfffffffff ff fmfff f jf' ff fffffffffffffyfwwf f f My fMwf,44ff77f Wm X , 4 f , My W X XIX, f yr ff y f , , if 4 ff Wffffg , ff ff ffZf!f', Xffgigyfg VXX 45271 Z5 'X X f XWZZW f 74 X!! ,, fffjf ,f X f f ww , , ' Mf , f 0 ZW, Z 2 4' f ,f 7 Z f X 7 5 ' Z M, f , f Z X X X f ,, XJ? ZXQX fx,xjpW,w, ,fxfx , W77f'f,M5W'f MLN ' A fffiffjhfilfffi , ffxwfy ' fifff-, f , wf'fffXXwf7?f mf Zffjffjffflff ffwffww ffmwffffwfffwfffw X QZZZWX? fkffffiffffff rfffffff fffwfwfffff fff fff' Wffflff W! 5 2 2 W f ff MQ , M2 f 'ff' WWWZXXXX ., f Xffff X X f ' X X7 if I fr J? ' wif ,Mr wa ,I w,vwa-NXww-f-- X X XXXY: X S fx. X K Xxx XX Xk XX XX XXXX XX XX-XXgQwX5x :X X: fXfQxN fX XXNw X gg X 5X5 X XF X 5 XX -X XXNX X xX XXX X X if X T 79 EXXZXXX X Xi X X E X X'm9w,sw1ww.fsQvXX-A fw X M -+X A X X K X . X XX .. ' .,v. Q31 XX .,, '- XX S X 12X X X' X,,, 0 X X 4 -X XX . ' X K Jw A VW W ' ' XX x ' X X xl Ld? ,, f sw XX X XX ,X XXX A . WX gf, X 'X QNXXIX NS. N' X .XX Xig NX XXX X X xx. Xi KN MX 1 XXXX jy- . Qing V sw ' ,K X' K X X. ,Xv x . -X XXX-N -. Xgx X X X X ' X XX 'XXX X QN 1 ---- X X g.....s....X .... X X ...,, .,.. X X X XXXKXN X XXM Kneeling: PN2 Leany, YN3 Hamrnons, PN2 Campbell, PC3 l3riody,Qlv13 Heckman, YN2 Berver, YNSN Glynn, YN3 Whitfield. Standing: HM1 Donovan, QMSN Milburn, NCi Redick, QM2 Gall, YN1 Martin, YN2 Russell, HM2 Diggles, PN2 Ordorica, LT Byrd. I CDN DIVISIQN w,n ' ' H r , A -'xl -.1 --.3 .wfn-Q5 'Z ., , 'K x wo f. ' 'fs 4, i X 'Q M l 8 r, 'N Kg K. 'V , Q X ,Q ng- ' .M X N5 r First Row: LTJG Gosseri, QM2 Gall, QM3 Heckman. Second Row: SN Broderick, ,TQ-1.ol-. s Q 3 gl 11 QM2 Platkirr, QIVI1 Carlton, QMSN Milburn, SUPPLY EPARTMENT P Nb. First Row: SK3 Taylor, SK3 Urnovitz, DK1 Llanetta, SKSN Garner, SH3 Fair, SK3 Gilleoe, SH3 Sable. Second Row: ENS Brady, SH2 Fiordo, DK2 Anderson, SH2 Byers, SK3 Burke, SKSN Galloway, SHSN Rector, SKC Seneca, LT Easton. Shaw XW Q e-2 L23 Kneeling: MS3 Moncree, MSSN Mosier, MSSN Buxton, MSSN Mercedes, MSSN Hance, MSSN Dashnaw, MS1 Virata, MS1 Achacoso. Standing: MS3 Kirker, MSC Nicholson, MS3 Crouch, MS2 Turnage, MS1 Shy, MS2 Morse, MS3 Signet, MS3 Faulkner. W was My 1 9 JCDUFKNEVS END HCDIVIE SVVEET I-ICDIVI , v Y' -.- ---, .. ,,,, .,,Y , , Y...-Y .,.,. -.-........- Y-- -- . J -- - -- Q ,f 1 I ' ' 3 E IE ' ws up J f Xxx 34:4-if ZS X X i'fJLf',.., f 421 if 4- iftvg xx 5, Rai? QW 1K .3 R .1 my 'ra 1 -wwf X :z yi!- ff f .V . ,ff -4, M4 fx-M-1 , . y fy ,1 X74 4 ,f .- -f Q 1 ff ,M 3272 . f , O M4-W ., 7 2 0 - fl. f U9 4 ? 4 5 w 1 GLIIVIPSE 'YOQMQWQ' , M...-qi' Q 3 TI-IE STAFF LT s.A. KATCHER YN2 GLR. BERVER FTIVI2 L.E. WORKS JOSN J.A. BAKER LTJO J.R. ORABE Y-X,-1 USSQ C EDITOR, OFFICER-IN-CI-IAROE LAYOUT AND DESIGN LAYOUT AND DESIGN PI-IOTOORAPI-IIC LAB TECHNICAL ADVISOR PI-IOTO CONTRIBUTORS LT Anich JOSN Baker ENS Boersma ENS Carambia DS1 Etherington GMM2 Franzen LTJG Gossen Mr. Les Guy LT Katcher IC1 Kugler MM3 Matthews ET2 Moore STGC Oakden FN Reed LTJG Starkey FTM2 Works I ' 99 L .jg as www 'IHWW' ' Wm We WW '1'lt'iKfwt4whm7q thirsty F1-JQQVS W Wwwsww Dm in 'MW ax WW , ix, ,.v, l 7 jf-1 , W- , A , t Y ,V Wfwmw,-ggjjg mm, ,wfvfwx 4 in W 'W , ffm ,Y . , ,,X,, Y . LG,',,A iff , f' ff -T4 P' fffn' , -765,71 ' ' -W 4 'I ,H V 1' 5' S .wh N f,,,h. Q. l ,A A f fwiqf' f,s4,,.,f-M uf Q ' Af 'fu f , ,ff .fwfr 3 ..4. ,, sfvfi. ' , 4 ' M !,,A?g.,ji,?:t If t, 'wgbnmf If ' ' H, at ,W ft f 5' 1 ,Q 74' ' f . f fg .MV fQ 9 X . 1' Wfw X MMM 'SEZ' QHWQMWM' my wil-3+-fialimsg ww KAW was 55 ,. w -L To the men of the USS A This journey has is 8 long time to be It is a long time to be at of 9 ship However its-rsra' e Q of time in the grand sceme of things andtiirtifthasfbfought us unique experiences that most people will never know: the hon- or of serving our country supportl'ngfs,Q:r'ts policies and principles performing tasks which provide a sense of accomplishment visits to foreign lands and cultures: long lasting friendships and AllTlQlTlOlflQS of all of the events wh,lch4llg3aye5egmade up this journey -Whether these memories w'rlgl1Vbemgl6odi lc-o fbad or indifferent they will al- ways be. WItfj'iLl'gLj'lt,lS. our sincere hopethat these pages will help to strengthejnand preserve the good memOfI6S that you hold. owne-reverfyou go may all of you have good health and fortune on your future journeys. ' ' j is Qgrhe Staff I K 'T w 1 Y 1 N 4 i ,F I Q E1 3 n w 4 wr 1, w h I W ,. i J I ' ,ci1 Li'f:.: , . W , W , ,W , , ..- -, .,, v v, , ---wr.-Vw - . - f- sf .1 , - V . , ., , ,.,, - -- 1, ' -,- . - ..-. - ' . . - .