Ramage (DDG 61) - Naval Cruise Book

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F31 tive Experiments He was promoted to Senior Chief Pett Officer. CIC EIICER Combat 'lnfornrdtlorr Cefer CWO2 .lohnny D. ibmas liieI'Vxtt1'rt111t Ollieer .lohnnx I lit-units is originally Irt North earned and Assot huts ol Arts in tit ntral Lduttttton hom the I the Naxy lll September Iam Nller attending Bz1sie'lrzti ommarrd, he attended Sliti School. Basic Acoustics Analysis Training in San Diego. California. Next. CWO2 Thomas reported to his Inst ship, USS DAVID R. RAY in Long Beach. California. Ilere he qualilied as an ANXSQO-89 Sonar Suite Operator Mk 32 Mod I4 SVTT Technician. CWO2 Thomas then reported to Mare to attend Mk I I6 Mod 0 Underwater Battery Fire Control System on Ml ltlxll I lie completed one deployment to the Arabian in OPLRAI ION HLRX X Itill- ind DI Sl. Rl SIORM He ce Warfare Speei tlist AN SOO S0 Sonar Suite Supervisor and was Petty Officer. A d transferred to USS Merrill tDD-0765 lromeportetl in San Diego i m 3 t . r r . s t I - ' a I His first shore duty was at San Diego. Caliiornia in March 1995 as an nar Suite Operations Course instructor. He earned his Master Training Specialist and qualified as Course Curriculum Mo el CCCMMJ. He was promoted to First Class Petty Officer. In October IOQX. CXNIIZ 'Thomas completed Advanced Acoustic and reported as a member of the commissioning crew of the USS HIGGINS IDI Dt I-Vol homeported in Sari Diegofflalifomia. signed as the Leading Petty Officer for CA Division and was promoted to Chief Petty Ollieer in ber 2001. Is, tit , CWO2 Thomas then transferred to USS HAWES CFFG-533, where he served as the leading Chic ,Officer for qualified as Anti-Submarine Coordinator, Anti-Surface Coordinator and Combat Intormation Center Watch Officer. He also duties as CombatYSystems Training Team Tactical Leader during the Inter-deployment Training Cycle. While on HAWES, he one deployment to the Mediterranean Sea. In October 2003, CW02 Thomas reported to Surface Warfare Development Group in Norfolk, Vwginia as the Ship ASW RC21di116SS fectiveness Measuring CSHAREMJ Program Leading Chief Petty ' Officer. He participated in 7 SHAREM Events, I0 Submarine D Command Course Operations, and 5 SHAREM Limited Objec- T After his commissioning through the CWO program in Olctober 2006, CW02 Thomas attended the Chief Warrant Officer!Lirnited Duty Officer Indoctrination Course in Pensacola, Florida. He reported in December 2006 to the USS RAMAGE CDDG-615 as the Combat Information Center Officer!QCICOj. 0 s PF f' lf, ,I af-x c yy 57, I r , t IWC lf? Tlroinas' personal -' W J' -V Y I , . . fi- if ! Navy C onnnentltttton Medal UWC if A 1 if rine Corps Aehievemen edal f M, ,E li 5 tlltil :md Sxpctilt IOIlklI'y - t WD' Thontt I ntnrted to the II.tnt.than ol Ittonx, New York. 5 llruntlztlt lhtltf ttntl I -.tlirtclle Mal'iC. f-0 W 'I llfnm

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UI- CIC D1 Vlslo OI Division Qiiicer LTJG Josh W. Hauth eiutenant Junior Grade Josh W. Hauth, a native of Seattle, Washington, enlisted in the United States Navy on June 20, 1994. L His first assignment was on the commissioning crew of the USS atsf AOE 75, in Bremerton, Wa. He then attended Master at Arms A?.' school in gg kland AFB, San Antonio, Tx., and reported to NAVSTA Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. Subsequent tours included Brig Supervisor and Security Watch Com- mander onboard USS KITTY HAWK CCV 635, wh h . n , ere e earned two warfare qualification, Hnished an Associates of Arts degree and was promoted to Second Class Pett Offi ' y cer in addition to meeting his wife Natasha, a ,Secu- rity Patrolman at NAVSUPACT MARIANAS where was promoted toiPetty Officer First Class and selected for a commissioningg a student at University NROTC where he earned a Bachelors of Science in History, was to Chief Petty Of1'icer and was commissioned as a Surface Warfareaeg 2 f Idaho reported to the USS RAMAGE CDDG 6l5 and served as the Ordnance officer and ' Division Officer while qualifiying as a Surface Warfare Officer. He is currently under orders to report to the EISENHOWER as the Weapons Division Officer. His personal awards include the Navy Achievement Medal awards5 and various unit awards. LTJ G Hauth and his wife reside in Norfolk Va with their daughter St 7 9 . ,,V., ,V i i 1 Chief Petty Officer Kelly was bom in Seattle, Washington. He joined the U. S. Navy after one year of college at Edison Community College, FT Florida I A into the Navy rn December of 1994, Seaman Recruit Kelly attended 5 in Great Lakes, Il. Upon completion of his training, he at- tended Operatlons Specialist Av School at F CTCLCANT Dam Neck, VA, Chief Petty Officer Kellyis sea duty assignments include tours of duty aboard I the USS MONTEREY CCG 615 from June 1995 - July 2000, and USS SAN i ANTONIO fLPD l75 from January 2004 - October 2006. whore Chief Petty Officer Kelly served at Surface Combat System Center a lops Island, VA from July 2000 - December 2003. OSCCSW5 Kelly was selected to Chief Petty Officer in September 2006 and fCP0IT6d aboard USS RAMAGE QDDG 615 as the OI DiViSiOl1 Leading Chief Pe-VJ Wm ' I . , , I- ' C iizwf' ref Petty Officer Kelly has been awarded the Navy-Marine Corps Commendation Medal, Navy Marine orps hrevement Medal, and various other service and campaign awards. , , . . ' ' p - W5 Kelly is married to the former Darlene K. Carpenter of Niles, Michigan. They currently reside 111 ONS Virginia with their dog Maxwell S.B. Kelly. Ol CIC Dwlsmn Officer and Ch1efPetIl I' 5 352 I Donovan J. Keilg 5 OI Division LCPO I .W iii I 1 graduating in May of l995. A