Puget Sound (AD 38) - Naval Cruise Book

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1 DE TAL DEPAR T Mfds X Tl LGDRj.K. Robertson LT K. Garrett Department Head Dental Officer LT G. Gross LT B.L. Yale Dental Officer Dental Officer The Dental Department consists of four dental oflicers and nine dental technicians. Routine and emergency dental treatment are provided to sailors of PUGET SOUND and customer ships. Each month during the deployment was highly productive for the department, particularly the month of March when more than 532 patients received dental care ranging from routine fillings to root canals and oral surgery. Also during March, more than 559 annual exams and nearly 100 cleanings were performed. While in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, the department Worked nights in order to support the dental needs of the American Consulate and its affiliates. T ff f ' r., X! fray ww , 2 i X 4 3. S X X x st ! W -N-... fsftf 'I ssiygylj xx ww ss Mar.. .... Xl .. DT1 E. Diaz DT2 M. E. Deguzman DT2 K Lukas DT3 R. F. Esmele 1? 'N..... DN T. L. Brigham DR J. R. Torres Top: LCDR Robertson prepares for s if A A 5 u , , NotPiczured: it his next VICUIH. Bottom: DT2 Wallace Drag wfqappag - DT2SP.I42cI1ace constructs a temporary filling. DNMEPB A p 173

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LTj.M. Blackburn First Lieutenant LTJGMLK. Hayhurst Ship's Bos'n ECK D PARTIWE From the moment of departure on January 30, 1991, Deck Depar'tment was constantly involved in the daily operations and evolutions that made the PUGET SOUND's participation in Operation Desert Storm successful. From complex mooring evolutions to refueling at sea, Deck Department met all chal- lenges that a ship at sea encounters and effectively trained to become a team. Numerous flight operations were proliciently completed While still maintaining around the clockl' bridge Watchstanders. When inport the ship's general appearance dramatically improved due to aggressive maindeck preservation and steady hull maintenance. Crane operations ensured timely repairs and resupply were available to customer ships. Our return trip to Norfolk was marked by pride in what We had accomplished as a department and as a ship.