Roanoke (AOR 7) - Naval Cruise Book

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1990 volume:

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H Departments .... ..... 7 O Helicopter Detachment ...... ..... 7 6 Education at Sea ......... ..... 8 1 Dependents Cruise ......... ..... 8 2 Wcg Day ..................... ..... 8 6 Port Call 1161, Valparaiso, Chile .... .... 9 O Project Hand Clasp ........... ..... 9 4 Port Call 1192, Ric! .............. ..... 9 6 Port Call 4753, St. Thomas, USVI . . . . . . . 102 Go West! Driving the Ditch ..... .... 1 O4 Home at Last ............ .... 1 O8 Table of Contents 1 Dedicated to Service Q' USS ROANOKE CAOR 71 is the sev- enth, and last of the Wichita Class Fast Attack Replenishment Oilers. Her keel was laid January 19, 1974 and she was launched on December 7th of the same year. Turned over to the Navy on Septem- ber 30, 1976, she was commissioned at Long Beach Naval Shipyard on October 30, 1976. In February of 1977, she participated in oold weather operations in the Bering Sea to test the ability of naval ships to conduct underway replenishments in such adverse conditions. This excercise earned ROANOKE her nickname of The Polar Express. ROANOKE was built with the latest developements in replenishment at sea equipment and some of the most techno- logically advanced weapons systems of the time. Since her commission, she has had some major technological additions, two Close in Weapons Systems mounts, the NATO Sea Sparrow Missile System, and the ANISLQ-32CVj3 Electronic Warfare Suite. 2 Ship's Mission , I N., . ,gig f 4 , -'9f,j-3191 ' ffffiif I 2 I ' ' fe45i'i ,, i .C The mission of an AOR is to provide operating forces with petroleum prod- ucts, refrigerated and dry provisions, consumables, and ammunitions, includ- ing missiles and bombs. Replenishment operations are conducted using the deck winches, transfer stations and fueling stations. These are connected to ships which manuever alongside while traveling through the water at about fif- teen miles per hour. The normal distance that ships stay during these evolutions is 150 to 200 feet. ln addition, transfers are also conducted using CH-46 Helicopters from the flight deck. Because of her immense capabilities, what was once a multi ship replenishment operation can now be performed solely by the Polar Express and at a rate as fast as the receiving ship can accomodate her. ROANOKE has been commanded by Captain Paul A Asmus, Captain Clifford M. Johm, Captain Riley D. Mixson, Captain William H. Reed, Captain Robert L. Toney, Captain Richard W. Holly, Captain Robert P. Hickey, Captain Robert L. Johnson J r., and is currently under the command of Captain John F. Junek. ROANOKE has been awarded the Battle E Award, the CN O Safety AwardfThird Awardj, the Marjorie Sterrett Battleship Award, the Meritorious Unit Commen- dation, and the First CNO Surface Ship Helicopter Safety Award. You Call We Haul, No Job Too Small! Ship's Mission 3 LEFT: A familiar sight on the bridge w1ngS, Captain Junelc preparCS to Hres off a few rounds. Captain Junek presents OS3 Juan Morris his package of bennies after re-enlisting. fs' M753 ydps - g . .- ' Q.. - 1 L N-..f: ' 'Sn ,' 'J ' An ' V. , -1, . . .4 .A -,- ,, fit: ...Q . ' , HH- We ,R W ' ..-'fffg' Q., ' v - , , 3 'A -t -Ji f' -1-m.:, ,f t, . f ,fdulg t A. A Lt-, u A K -. , . W- a M '+P ' 34- .u ' I e K 5 h NF A R FC3 Sabus and DCFN Santee preform a little in front ofthe Even the Captain gets a chance ever once in a while to relax in the SUI1- 1 Captain. 'y Roanoke S Commanding Offioer Captain Junek was born 1n Be thesda MD1n 1944 and grew up in south ern Maryland He graduated from the United States Naval Academy in 1967 and reported for Flight Training that same year Designated a Naval Flrght Offr cer in March 1968 Captain Junek re ported for F 4tra1n1ng at NAS Miramar He made two combat deployments with the VF 114 AARDVARKS aboard the Navv s Top Gun school Class 10 Captain Junek returned to the Pacific Fleet for a tour with VF-24 the RENEOADES aboard the USS CON- STELLATION. Captain Junek graduited from the United States Air Force Command and Staff College at Maxwell Air Force Base in 1979while also earning a Masters Degree from Auburn UHIVCISIIY He then reported to OPNAV Washington DC where he served as the TAC AIR Analyst for Strike Branch Systems Analysis DIVISIOHQGP 962D Captain Junek commanded Fighter Squadron 213 aboard USS EN TERPRISE where he provided F 14 air craft and coordrnated the shtpboard film mg of the movre Top Gun Returning to Washington he for Assistant Chief of Naval Operations Arr Warfare during the full scale devel opment phase of the new F-14D Super Tomcat. Captain Junek assumed command of the Polar Express on 27 October 1989 He has flown 261 eombat missions logged over 3 300 flight hours and made 950 carrier landings in fighter aircraft. a . ' I l ' s . 1 - I1 I1 ' ' , USS KI l'l Y HAWK and attended the served as the F-14 Program Coordinator S X Y lx 5 I 1 l I 1 , N I if k I' ,' 1 I u ' Some ofthe most enjoyable things in life can be found by looking through the sights of an automatic njie. Captain Junek's affection for gun's became common knowledge asgunshots could be heard from the bridge. The unreps with the CONSTELLA TION became routine after a while. Captain Junek checks with the OOD during the first ofmany meetings between thetwo ships. Commanding Officer 5 LCDR Norman G. Laws was born in Great Lakes, Illinois in 1952. He was commissioned upon graduation and re- ceived a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering from the University of Illi- nois in Champaign, IL. He reported aboard his first ship, USS GLOVER QAGFF 15 in July 1976. He served as Navigator and Administration Officer and later as the Anti-Submarine Warfare Officer. GLOVER is homeported in Norfolk, VA. His next assignment was as Assistant Combat Information Officer aboard USS SARATOGA CCV 605, an aircraft car- rier homeported in Mayport, Florida. He served there from June 1979 till Decem- ber 1981. LCDR Laws next went to shore duty as Officer in Charge of the Yard Patrol Squadron in Newport, RI. From January 1982 till June 1984, he super- vised the training of cadets in small boat handling. In December 1984, he reported aboard USS ROBERT E. PEARY CFP 10735. He served as Weapons Officer on the Pearl Harbor-based frigated until Oc- tober 1986. LCDR Laws made the move to his first Long Beach-based ship, USS MOUNT VERNON QLSD-395, in December 1986. I-le served as First Lieutenant aboard the marine troop ship through June 1988, before hiss selection as executive officer for USS ROANOKE QAOR 75. LCDR Laws wears the Navy Commenda- tion Medal and various unit commenda- tions. As the sun sets over the CONSTELLA TIOM LCDR Laws seems to be rather deep in thought. The ROANOKE wishes you fazr winds and following seas, farewell Mr. Laws. 6 Executive Officer Lieutenant Commander Laws became the first O-4 to fill the XO billet onboard ROANOKE, irhadpreviously been filled by Commanders. Uncle Norm takes a liesurely walk on the bridge. LCDR. Norman G. Laws, Jn With a big smile li uienani Commander Dave David W Christie Christi takes on the tasks at hand. Welcome ilu ard Warn a ROANOKE sailor wishes lllcj' ti iilclse more o this grin from Diamond Dave. 4 Even though LCDR Christie has served on auxiliary ships before, he still needed to brush up on a few things. Here he consults with LCDR Lance McMillan, the ships Operations Officer. LCDR Davis W. Christie was born in Cambridge, Ohio. He graduated with distinction from the United States Naval Academy in 1978 and received a Bache- lor of Science in Physics. After attending the Surface Warfare Of- ficer's School Basic Course at the Naval Amphibious Base Coronado, CA, his first operational assignment was aboard USS MERRILL CDD 976D where he act- ed as ship's electrical officer. His next assignment brought him to the USS KANSAS CITY QAOR 31 as First Divi- sion Officer and later as Assistant First Lieutenant. He followed that tour with an assignment to Commander Service Group One fnow renamed COMLOGGRU ONED. He served on the staff as Scheduling Officer and Assistant Operations Officer. Upon completion of the Surface Warfare Offi- cer School Department Head Course in Newport Rhode Island he was assigned to USS ALAMO CLSD 335 as Chief En- gineer. During his tenure, ALAMO re- ceived her first two Engineering red E awards in her thirty-two years of com- missioned service. LCDR Christiels decorations include the Navy Commendation Medal, the Navy Achievement Medal, the Humanitarian Service Medal and the National Defense Medal. Executive Officer 7 Chaplin LT Kyle Fa untleroy. CHA PLIN 5,1 1317: -Y: Fila 4: fy, i . igef -4 A L. S OH NO, the XO has caught me with ii chew in agzi in. 1 8 1 i M,,,,,,,,...--'dn L.. W . , .,.ff-.- W l k,,,....-v-if vi i ll 1 f 5 Tecca ge! out of here with that camera. When prayers fail a good Chaplin is ready for anything. Nwp ,f 7 lf ,arf CHA PL IN lfl Iilt sideways I should bc able to get this shot By the expressions on the CO, XO and SUPPO's faces CONNIE must be coming along side again. is-nf .9-'W 1 1 0 OFFICERS and OHIEFS , s' V' Doc Rose our model for eating right. One of the COMMO3 favorite hiding spots, Mr. Ruiz and Mr. Smith 's stateroom. Cl-l-ICEHS' and CHIEFS s 1 ,X ft, O He 'll hate seeing this picture in the cruisebook. . . no this N'2i5f1'I posed. 1 l do this three times a day, it helps, really. -OMC Wyer What the 11 COMMAND MAS TER CHIEF The Command Master Chief BTCMfSWj Donald L. Smith plays a very important role in many young sailors decision to rc-enlist. Pictured her PN2 Cruz is being congratulated by the CMC after re-enlisting. 4,4 Y Sv 'IM' pr' gfff' CMCS also have time for a bit of fun here EW3 Martinez gets into the spirit of the wog beauty con es , 1 - ' ! . , ' ' .fr , I I. 'xg X ,V w , ,W T .. ' m 'X V i L , A L ww, ef V , V . , ,, gf f -. W' 4, 4,,, A I , , n itt ,f I, I Q In A T x K6 r , ' , t .,.ff:x, , ' ff if? My ,, 1 i X-N... I , Y I HE-ENLIS TMENTS AND AWARDS Many Roanoke crewmembers re-enlisted recently and even more received awards from the Commanding Offi- cer for their outstanding dedication and service. 1 3 RE-ENLISTMENTS AND AWARDS SIHIDI 14 'Z af 1 M., 1 J, ,.-4 Vg M. ,, 1' AMA R- 4 QP H 5 3' ' , ,ij f Ag .LW Ak! l mug ' , .5 -- 1 Q 3 bl, . P is ' ., 5 f ff FACES IN THE CROWD 1194 ll WK E 1 Q , K- . C3 I A' - xr ,L 1 X ,W if h vi 'WQSSEEWIF' . tif, 'Q 9 1. CT 9 in f ,eg Xa MAL! -' Q. fm' Q. Num- ,, ff' - f , ,v if gf X f 4 XY 0 'JW J ' 'Z 1. V' 4 ! 1 X , v 4 E ., . 5 Min' ca f N 1 Deck F. ' 'E .wx L How do you wear one ol' those big orange things anyway? BMC Adams could always be lound sport- ing thc latest in vibrant Kapok orange. Be sure 3 ou get the reflective tape it comes at no extra charge' H 5. 'f 1 A , 1lll'lil.l E vcn though ENS Cambell wears glasses some of those contacts still can't be seen without the aid of the Big Eyes. They work especially well when near a South American Beach, Valpanztsoil. Rioil anyone! 18Deck OfficerslChiefs Kneeling: LTljgj C. S. Kroegen 2nd DivO, ENS W S. James, Weapons DivO, ENS L. W Fitzpatrick, S Bos'n. Standing: GMC lfwlson, WeaponsLCPO, ENS M. CaudelL1stDivO, BMCS W Lewis RASEALC ENS M. L. Smith, 2nd DivO, ENS C. M Tecca RASE DivO, BMC B, D. Adams, Ist LCPO, MMCMM Hull, RASE LCPO, BMC Shafen 2nd LCPO, LTL. R McKeough, First Lieutenant. - fe - 'in ,pt MMCM llullgets a chance to come topside and talk to GMC' Hilson. MMC M llull has been working in l:'ttgi'tict'rt't1g.hir about five months, but his heart and his hotnt' remain tleqnlv rooted in Deck Department! X1 ra 'uf Y' .,1 .9 , XX I '91 A Deck Qflicer 's place is on Ndeck, so Ls' the case with ENS Tccca, shown here standing Officer ofthe Deck 77115 undem'a3'perioa'provcd to be beneficial for tlzree ofDcck1v O ' lc, as thev earned their OOD letters, ENS Tccca. ENS Smith, and ENS James. An Undcrwav Replentslunent evolution would not be thc same without the everpresent watchful eyes 0fEN5' Fitzpaaicle As Ship Lv Bos 'll, he ensures that all hands are in the SA FE frame of mind Nice Kapok Bos'11.t Era-f Left to Right: SN Mario Nocum, SA Dijfenbaugh, SN Bezpallco, BM3 Michael Tucker, SN Ramos, SA Wright, BM3KreigeL SA Sacapanio, SA Averhart, SN French, SN McFadden, BM2 C ojjex, SN Flowers, SN Brannon, BM 2Luis Gray, BM3 Ralph Jerzy, BM 3 RobertX H azbourt, BW! 3 Leonard, BM 2 Demmerg BM3 C ollister, BM 3 Matttlxg SR Willey BM3 Kennedy, SN Nelson, SR Rowe, BM3 Clarlg BMI Cunningham 4 S' S L. Ne E - S is K' ,. h he M QW 4' iff' lf 72 Af- V Y Q, 2 Being from Alaska, SNA bbot lotows how to wear foul weatlxergear, but that darned kapok sure seems to have hint sttttnpcdl s.e...., ..,... f'-411 ll of .3 txt 1 aa.. .'V-v f- I lf'! e, 4 s Q, I 'if' 'r 5 1 WT' Q1 ww:-rf ei ' z .l . m 'W '11 A BM 2 Dernrner and BMJ M attlr are two ofthe reasons why they call first division The Deck Warriors. There inconspicuous haircum would never have ven us a clue. t ' ' ., -sig x- , ' gn, Fila ,,QT! f-jf ' ..f 1 9 L, ' M .JL N I V L f Q ' ,rf gf iws 1715? vt ...W ,g I 1 n 1, , x I f ,. A 1 X If 'L M-an First .J -ln? 0 'ln Hr The POS system sometimes gets to be a drag, but u hen 5 our good, they give you people to train. SN Iford just happened to have SR Willey. Here they strike il pose for the camera, yes a pose! pad id i Indus 'QL-f 2 ' ' Q . f f ' ,ww 1 V ir ff ,, .' - 5 1' ' ' Vi' V - ri ' L . +51 A 4' ,, V, By the look of this, we have something wrong! Sorry BM3! R OA NOKE1s sailors ha ve to adapt to many differ- ent jobs. They have their divisional responsibilities 9 but they also have a job when the ship goes to General Quarters. BM3 Tucker gets in some target pra ctice. First Division 19 Ofthesix boats onboard, the Captain 's Gigreceives the W w 'W most tender-loving-care. SN Nelson and SN Bezpalko were a large part ofthe team that kept that boat looking good. BZ! The Deck Warriors! ,.,A ii .. Lili 1 ZX' - 1 fl. -Q15 A . BM2 Grqv could alwqvs be counted on for a big grin and a lxandjiil of sunj7ower seeds. W7xat.' No seeds! Well, at least we get the big grin. 20 First Division . I X ifh -Q 'QA 1 X if Q t i- - . 1 fi a KY' - - i 'i' , 1 - AN I in 'iw ,Q ,, 'G I am SN Ramos ..-A--tt-fl' 'HMM It can sometimes be very frustrating being 3 DECK Warrior, they make you do some of the most fool things. SN Ford tries to vent offsome of his frustration in his own very special way' . , M., .... SN NOCUM BM3 KIMBLE V, W ah, . Who says PMS can 't be jim! Especially when you can get someone else to do it.! It looks lzlce SN Brannon is getting ready to become a Petty Ojjicen He and SN Ramos get their weekly deck drains done. ,rt Aw K Q Many seaman strike out of deck and come back to visit, SK3 SL Lows comes back to visit with BM3 Tucker while inport Rodman Panama. It has been quitesome time srktce he has set foot on the focsle! SN Nocum is a veteran of First Division. He has become somewhat of a guru for the new E-3 and ma x I I below. Here he gives his 'Mario the Godfather pose. I The Deck Warriors 21 Underway Replenishment evolutions require the efl forts of every First Division memben including the LPO, BMI Cunningham He is actualbf making sure that BM3 Leonard and SN Ford get dressed out. W , ,r Q 'F , 1 wr W, ,i 'Sf W 4 Q J Q, My , we .X , we , .. a , V g - , - X + v ere , - 1 , ftrf?,e Q fp MQ' Q cn , V K r , . ,Q , y A I, v , in ng I I 'P' f Z Z A 11 Having been designated as the seaman career counselor in first division, SA HOW DOES 7-HIS THING WORK? A verhart tries desperately to turn SR Rowe and SR IVi11Q'iI1lO individuals worthy of retention Keep up the good work! 1 Y. Fu, .JW A How do you strike a pose and look like the baddest of the bad? Just ask these three, MM3 Henry, BM3 Leonard, and BM2 Gray. 22 First Division 0 S ll.. X if-T1 J f Kneeling: SA Ronnie Harling, BM2 Ricardo Lopez, SA Herrera Stooping: BM3 Wright, BM3 Woodson, BM3 Mark Rochesten BM3 Perry, SN Getten BM 2 Brian Sharp, SN Holbrook Standing: BM 3 Poalinelli, SN Tuliao, BM2 Griffiths, SR Lippman, BM3 Sulem, SA Mapus, SN Leasure, SA Childress, SA Kropp, SA Siephens, SA Craig, SA Zimmerman Totalhf Elevated: BM3 McElroy, BM3 Hicks, SN McGlothan, SN Rogers, SN Rolle, SN Young g S P 1 as ' . ,M p The Ship s Library offersahavenjorlnunyavid book and magazine fans. Second Division 's om: BM3 Super Dave Sule1n sits back and enjoys one ofthe fine paperback offerings. ii- dj Second AVO 7 X fi Flight Quarters sometimes became quite lengthy and time became a premium. BM I Higgins shows how to make the most of his off time. He fits there rather well, wouldn't you say! A BUSY GROUP OF MEN. A COMMON SIGHT ON THE MAIN DECK. SecondlAVO1 23 SN Tuliao! One of Second Division 's hardest working seaman, SN Tuliao relaxes during some well eamed liberty time. Second Division has the responsibility to paint hah' of the ship 's sides, and all the seaman become painfully familiar with the long gray expanse. SA Kropp never had to do this back in Britain! SA Craig and SA Love seem to be rather at ease on the port bridgewing Standing lookout is just one of the S17 I Z i S K , g f K .qs-' Each ofthe Deck Divisions mans certain lines during Sea and Anchor detail A V01 has line 6 as BM3 Wigins, BM3 Bergin, BM 2 Grijfths and BM 2 Robert Sharp can attest. Second Division is notable for many things, but the ONE factor that sticks out is the fact that it has BM2 Lopez. Hehas becomesynonomous with theAftBos h Locker and his quiet ejficieruy. Way to go Boats! 24 Second!AV01 rotating bridge watch stations the DeckE-3 and below stand while underway. 3 3'- 'Wt g i 2 2 4 11 E. i F i 2 5 14 if i J Rigingzhe boat booms can become a jrighteningtaslc we ilff f i .i 'wi I , I BM2 Gnjjiths shows SA Zimmerman the ropes in St. 4. if gg, ' 'Hwy Th0l71lZS. new 53571. ,jgzvfgfg V Ammvuffi ,..-f-- ' c.D.W---s- ii 6. 1 , . N'i'7agpfi1sf'i fr 'I' ,Y ,W aww gg I R .,,....Mf+4 ss- I , 2, A U ic, Wt., A V, , 1, -1-ilvliv' ,, ' X. -an A f fm rx' 5 ,, ...-17' .....,,... ,. While helping out Chaplain Fauntleroy and the Bo- tanical Garden in RIO, SA Harling finds a native Brazilian flower that he prefers over all the rest BMI HIGGINS HARD AT WORK. ' 3 I Q... fo.. 'r , I I T- I 'E fi YZX . , . ., 8 'fx , XXNM H an In order to become a successful Deck Petty Ojfcen one must master the aft of sitting on the guard rails. BM3 Davis shows the fine art to BM3 McElroy. As a chock and chain man BM3 Kimble has grown very close to this helicopter. BM3 Mack actually has him convinced that, yes the pilots really take landing instructions from the LSE. SecondlAV01 25 BMI Higgins and BM3 Color on their home turf the Flight Deck. These are the only kind of cans SN Momlv and SN Draper care to roast with onboard ship. No paint in :hose cans! BM3 Hicks and BM3 Woodson roast :have pabu contabzers. Why? Because they will have one ofrhcir seaman working, and that Ls job satisfaction! 26 Second!AV01 X we ggff if 0 X ,W ,W fs-ay 2 4 . ff, awp, 4443, I nw ,W MORE HARD WORK ON THE FLIGHT DECK af if' i i Bottom L to R: BM3 Kurtiss Potten EM2 Kenneth Thomas, EM2 Art Pascua, SA Cmz Lopez, BM3 Audley Rgcheytelg SAAlmenderez, SA Wizza Bajarias, SN Dale Rozelle, MM3 Anviet Nguyen Middle L to R- EMI R, Mgassen, FN Tinglq MM2 Patrick Shelton, MM2 Mattson Millen BM3 Rudv Hernandez, BM3 Stephen Hegel, MM2 Short McDougl1l, SA Tony Leonhardt FN Retuya, MMI Mark Boucher Top L to R: BM2 BruceBroughton, SA Michael Love, SN Evans, SN Stephens, BM 3 Kremus, SN Cham bers, SA Otis, MM 3 Pu gel, BM2 Shawn Black, MM3 Henry, MM3 Tommie Moore. -4 ., Reporting onboard four days prior to a deployment RE VEILLE, RE VEILLEI, all hands heave out and can ruin anyones day, but with the heh: of men like trice up! SN Almendarezmalces the firstattempts to get BM3 Audley Rochesten SN Evans quickly became out of his rack, or is he really getting in it? adjusted Fleplenishmenz' Az' Sea Equipment C 5 . Xu At the senior Boatswainis Mate in RASE, BM2 Broughton runs the STR EAM locker. A large task, but one that he wouldn't dream of giving up. For RASE Division, a day without an UNREP is a terribly empty day. MM3 Moore shows his happi- ness during one of the first UNREPs with the C ONSTELLA TION. Keep the enthusiasm going! RASE Division 27 FN Tingle is Deck Department designated H 71 When lzelzstft grinding and brazing about the main K g deck, he is working on becoming an UNREP Ma- chinists Mate. Keep up the fine work! In order for ROANOKE to fulfill its mission, it must ha ve equipment that works. With over sixty PMS checks a week, and the help of EM l Maassen Zolfggjliret that RASE keeps the gear working day THIS IS A FRIENDLY FACE X lah! Working on the forlaruclcs, winches and elevators can Worlczrtg on the vast amount of wires and hoses can become an all consumin task A oup efon 11901 leave a man physically and emotionally drauted. requzred to conquer one of these things. BM3 Potter BM3 Kr dBM3iI tzel fthe 'ob done. MM3PugeIseems1o bemjfmngfrom PMS burnout ' emw' an 6 36 1 ZSRASE Dlvlslon fl? Bi, 'ZF 5 , '-.gg V 'NNN Bos 'n Pzpe ln hand, BM3 Hernandez passes a word over the IMC The Boatswazn 's Mare of the Watch A moment between an LPO and one of Ins up and commg seaman IS an important part ofthe trammg process SN Chambers recexves some pomters from BM2 Broughton The Phone and Dutance Lme Team' Helps e connmg of!7cer judge dz.-.tance between the ShIpS durmg UNREP Take up that slack men' i-Q. ' T M. 4' K ' s M TT t I X . A CJ 1 I V ' i t ' T ' ' B ' ' . th I . fo T y T ja ' X 1 ltves and dzes by the sound of hzs ptpe. Why are these winches so QW!! cranky! If they weren 't, MM2 McDougal would be out ofa job! W MMI Boucher and MM2 McDougal after a hard days work. E Q- 4536 RASE Division 29 2 Sometimes the work doesn't quit when the sun goes down. MM2 Miller, MM2 Shelton, MM 1 Boucher, 'of and MM3 Tingle fix a transmission in Station 10. 4 1 4 QQ! 3333, N A k Amans home ishis castlc, onboard ship, amam cube Whoo you Work hard' it ajways fecfs good to play hard llYf0fbidl1CllICfTil0fyfBtxf3ffC7'7ll1IldCZ, StVClll1I7lbt'f'S, Rgzgllg is fggdy 10 lhg lownf P E and BM3 Potter keep all intruders at hav! F S stss A o V! It ,H Y I' ' in-V V 2' I V my I-Y' 9 ,Eff ,. t t in t , - Y , S 41' 'G Fl it N During an UNREP, RASE Dtvzsion 3' engineers have to sit and wait for something to happen. MMI if ,A I '. e I Boucher and EM 2 Thomas seem to like it that way 30 RASE Division t t A I .N 3 l --1' 1? 4 K ., I no 1 61 4 A!-,fi B01tomL to R: GMG3 MIIB, SA Giannini, SA Howard, GM G2 McMullan. StandingL to R: GMGI Deluna, GMG3 Jones, GMGSN Murray, GMG3 Gaston, GMGI Peterson, SA Hesselgrave, GMG2 Cotton. L-M pg SA Giannini and GM GSN Murray seem to be fighting the 20mm more than they should. They have to learn howto use it some how, keep it up men! Weapons Almiris calm, cool, and collected, GJG3 Jones spends a reflective moment on the 03 level. GMG3 Jones can always be counted on to pro- vide 10096. Way to go gunner! 2? i I ,Q I Q I f, 1 I 'fs Annum ' 3' 1, V CA While GMG2 Colton spent mos! of the deployment TAD to the MAA force, he still found time to brush up on his gunnery. The di vision is glad to have you back! BZ for your work in MAA! L 5 Weapons Division 31 GMG3 Gaston is known as the divisional Swarzeneggen Anything heavy that needs to be lifted? Just call GunnerAm0ld! Training is essential for good marksmanshtp, GM G1 Deluna ensures it happens. Here he supervises BM3 Kennedy and GMG2 Cotton in the safe operation of one ofthe .50 cal machine guns. 'f ff'2f?'i ' .T 5 ' . J r' K QQ-:ZQ ' A Q A gtg ' s GMC Wilson is the man who makes it all smoothly. Pwzenever there is a gunnery exercise can bet GMC has it running without a hitch. James has thanked his lucky stars several times for Gunner! 'rf it , . Z 11 I . GMGSN Murray and SA Guznmni are still wrestling with that gun! You 'll get it, just keep at it' 32 Weapons Division x sr -its Xa ,gas . A .- t ,WMM-fu -th: ff ne- -...1-,mi Whois going-to move those munitions around the decks? Not just anyone, an explosive ordnance qualified individual! GMG2 McMullan fits the reqirements to a NT . V gg p i to R: LTfjg1 Dave Fosten MPA, ENS Mark Savin, AuxiliariesDiv1lsion, LCDR Richard Landolt, CHENG, LT Mark Kreusen DCA, ENS Koontz, E Division, LTMark Bunting SMMO and MPA. Engineering N , , L10 Re DCC Raynon R DivLCPO, MMCM Hull, Jack of all Trades, ICC lS Wj Gebelin, E DivLCPO, MMC sian, A DivLCPO, BTC McKaughan, B Divicpo, EMC Femande, Mivzcis wi Eicnengef, M micro, EMC IS W1 Peralta The relationship between a Chiefand his Ensign is one of lg 711' A teacher to student. MMC Start , , fx and ENS Savin share a mo- vi, S i ' ' ment on the main deck prior to rejileling in Rodman Panama is xr is LTljgj Foster hehns ICClS naval career by perfomting Offcer. Go for 30 1Cc.f my 1559 i '53 wil ,Bi 1 .f W,,, 1!'i W2 Gebelin filrther his the duties as reenlilsting Some people say bilges were made for storing all jour F N, MMClSW1 IKE goes down to make sure they are still there. No one knew he was so com pu ss Iona te! LT Mark Kreuser came to the ROANOKE from the C ONSTELLA TION, here he takes a look at his old home while standing OOD. you miss the place? E 79 Engineering Officers!Chiefs33 , l I I 'GS f, ,f ,fy ,I It ' 3' I , Ik 3 9 A Gang is in charge of the fueling gear from the end of the hose all the way to the tanks. MMF N Williams mans the station during UNREP detail. 34AuxiIiariesC Division 149' lv- Fronl L 10 R EN 7 Mclunnq MM I Durbin, MMI Charles, ENFR Mullin, Middle L to R MM3 Ixokos Campbell Stand1ngL to R: MMFN Srreigal, ENI Palmen FN Olmsiead, MM2 Melendez, MM2 Kraush Notplcrured is EN7 Hicks. WHERE ARE YOU! WV M, K 4 'lv MMI Gemmel on watch? MM3 Campbell seems to be enjoying himself dur- ing the Panama Canal transit. lt must be that darned chili.' Bottom L to R: FR Long, FR Yamaguchi, FA Haskins, Middle L to R: Sitting in for MM!! Meaney, DC2 Stenberg, EN3 Hickey, EN3 Victory, Top L to R: MMFN Williams, FN Morris, FA Calleja, FN Rosello. 1, . I' 5 ,Q Yi Crossing the Line meant more than just crossing the equator for EN2 Hicks. MM3 Kolcos seems to bc rather proud of this creation! ' is u Division As A Gang is responsible for the fueling evolu- tions on the main deck. the same is true for the Night deck. ENFR Mullin fills the tank and checks the tires. When ROANOKE made her first stop, it was an unplanned fueling evolution in Rodman, Panama. The men of A Gang answered the call and pro- vided consistent and safe fueling operations! Way to go men! 'A' Gang! 35 Z .,.,,,.,,..,.,,.,-... twist o rw From L to R' BT2 Frank Schmitz, B T3 Robert Lipe, BTFN Dave Diron, BT3 Randy Goen, B T3 Ken Pjlip BT3 Howard Schaller. Rear: BTFN Shane Ritchie, FA Richard Larson, FA Allen Hugbts, BTFN Hubble, BT3 Leiron Chandlen BT3 Scott Harnlson, BTFN Robert Bartmien BT3 Alan Heckler, BT2 C H oey, B TFN Gerald Ru fin. ,J Front L to R: BT2 Barry Barrows, BTI Alfred Garcia, BT2 Anthony Sesler, BT3 Nolasco Villanueva. Middle: BT3 Ken Pllipsen, BT3 Edilberto Manalang, BT3 James Henderson, BTFN Curtis Johnson. Rear: FA Mar Liddane, BT3 Bryan Bartlett, BT2 Tom Kuch, BT3 Troy Hickman. 36 B Division it it Qi Everyone learns real quick not to bother an over- worked Boiler Tech. The photographer of this photo ' ' P sonnel rarely :fever see sunlight. FN Larson takes advantage ofa well deserved break to see the of B TFN Hubble and BT3 Henderson was lucky to BDivtszon er , , signs in the Panama Canal escape Engineering Berthing unharmed! 4 l l BT3 Adrian Alarcon shows the strength of a Boiler Tech and the eyes ofa man couped up in the hole for maybe a little too long! ,,. Ze .swf or vqvghq W 'Sh ' F FN Hubble cools off Is it really that hot in the hole? Just ask a BT' B DiviSi0rl 37 EM2 Perez, BTFN Goen, MM3 Torres, and BT3 Alarcon hangin' out. Being down in the hole too lon g can make a good man crazy. BTFN Goen, B T 2 Barrows, and BT 3 Lzpe show they haven 't lost it...yeL Hangin '! u Why you wanna bother rnc, says BTFN Goen, This sir and sir stuff Ls ldllin g me. Let me sleep! BT 3 Pflzpsen crashes next to his rack, 11011010 what to do, jam to some tunes or catch up 011 reading AA 38 B Division 0 Qi ,f -2:1 in-L l One Squared Away Engineer B T2 Torrcz H 'Q 1.-1 I ad BTFN Hubble amd BT3 Gocn relaxing if bil. + B TFN Goen, BTFN Ritchie, FN Huggins, B T2 Bar- rows, BTI Schmitz, B TFN Hubble, B T3 Lqw, and B T2 Ku rch swear by the E OS S, more commonly referred 10 as the engineering bible. B Division 39 'fwfffffl A a R I ' i i 1 T Preventive maintenance is an all hands evolution, even engineers get their chance to chip and paint once in a while. EM3 Delara shows great boatswainmate skill in chipping out some non-skid. rm Kneeling CL to R j: EM3 Tristan Delara, FN Allan Pa- gunsan, FN Terry Goodman. Standing: EMC Jesse Fernando, FN Robert Grojf IC2 TrevorBrigg.g ICFN Jeffrey Lakatos EM3 Michael Frascino, EMC Hiljredo Peralta. Mi W! ggllll ICFN L . . ikatos. demonstrates t-he method of communication used if the ICFN Davis patienthf ridesa liberty board-SfhQfef lcemen aren t around to mamtam the sound ow d 1 ff - - - You mink the batteries are dead? p ere phones. What? vvegq deserved brjlase lil Rzodelamero. Lookvlgg in ose ctvtes, . 40 E Division EM2 Perez, MMFN Tuttle, EM3 Do, and EM3 Mahnalo have a rap session under the ventilation sys- tem in Main Control. lt must be nice fellas.' Bev! of Buddies! EM2 Perez and EM3 Do clown around for a photograph on the flightdeck. Are these guys for real? VE Great Smile, ICC. Front CL to RJ: ICFN James Davis. EM3 Mario Alvirez, EM3 Son Do, EM3 Romeo Manaio, IC3 Michael Meyer. Rear: IC! Jhnmy FN Kowalski, JCFA Norman Wypycha, IC3f Ch2flCS Patton, EM2 June Perez. s s I Af . .,,.,'1' A 'L Q 3' R What 's this engineer doing on the flight deck? Fix- ing u light? PMS? Stretching out for an afternoon run? Heck, it's EM3 Do, he could be Do-ing just il bout anything! E Division 41 V Z M ,ww , X I ' kv Vale ry' , qi I A W W-, ., ln! A i i F F Front IL to R j: MMFR Michael Hazlett, MM3 Larry McKenzie, MMFN Alexander Bacuetes. Rear: FA Martinez, FN Johnny Dukes, MMI Jerry Simpson, MM3 Raymond Bailey, FN Patrick Zuech, MM3 L Martinez, FN Mark Perry MMFR Charles C if MMFA Jeny Aubrey, FR Rick Talcott V o f X1 1 WM 'll qt 'V' it ' 4 Y. fl' , 1 r Fai A 1 2 2 'Jkt V Ji' X . o i ,L W S 1. .r , , M v'iR V i' f V V . 1, .M , ,gf fx ' X A if a mx' : V N 1 !,4git y M X 0. 1 E J lf' k W Strike a pose! Front IL to RI: MMFA Jose Narvades. MMFA Oleston Pierre. MMFN Timothy Brown, MMFA Daniel Brown. Middle: NIM3 Willard Rothcry. MM3 Edwin Greene, FA Patrick Shanks MMFA Sh , HUC Wood, MMI Gregory Smith. Rear: MRI Diansio Martinez, MMFA James Crouch, MM3 Douglas Mitchell, FN Lushun Banks, MMFA William Tuttle. 42 M Division 5 ip 853 1 4 When 11 gets hor zn the hole relaxation ofthe uniform Ls essentzal FN Garor Zuech strzps his dungaree shin, Whar 5 up n uh :lust Aron houn mass MM3 Mum g piles a samaraz headband, and he s ready to rock n roll some paznzf nez, I loam 11.8 lan bu: ljzm go: offs: azch and 1 rn 3 'f 5 5 -fn X 1 1 'Q' s 5 ,. 'W What the QDXFW are these pic- After a hard days work, MM3 Greene ana' MM3 Rothery look for more work to do. Or are they just looking for Iheirracksforsome needed sleep? Judging by the tired looks on their faces... 44M Division scraper behind tures for? fe if ,7 W, WW, , of rf ff 5 ZZ' Y , W M Q h f ,W :R-.S In M Div and listen to solhejams MMFN Pierre ers ' I ' q 6 re dung to Su back - in - i g into us music enough to use a pen for a microphone, zfhe could just remember the words. ision, the breaks are hard eameti It can be uit I ' Chqnping the deck is much easier and faster with pneumatic tools. MM 3 McKenzie lets out a smile for leaving that chippinghammer and s 1 i O, - :uve as ng 'I MMI Simpson and FN Perry find the Chilean version of Porky? f N 'il Staying awake during watch is a difficult task at times, but Onbr the true masters can maintain a proper watch lremg half asleep. 'Main Control reports all condi- Ilbns normal, says MMI Wall getting some air. if 'Qi M., 'H ,grief ' 4' than fmt , 4 4, .U -4 15' ' - 1 M Division person- nel stand many watches, especially' in Main Control. MM3 Mitchell stands a proud watch with the throttle control board in the back- ground 4 ' - 1 Ikyi I c a i-4 MMFN Tuttle busy at work. F J 3? MM3 Damian Torres catches 1 , some Z 's ,gr A man gets to know his machines very well when he works with them day in and day out. FN Wood takes a break from the grinder to listen to the discussion M Division 45 7 fQ',:'f,fyf,y'0'fi M ' 1 f w f ' ',fyf,,?,, VV, ' ,,z,, f, ,gf H, ,I 7 f, , ivffnff 'f ff X ff ff if fm J ' wt my ff , Q, , it , f, V 734 Z ffm 7145 f gf 1 3 I ' fxfi f, , , ' i x ' V A ,A ' i RDivision 's beloved leaderg DCC Raynon shows how much he loves his boys h11sNavy and theRoi1i1oke I he isn 't displaying is his time lej? until retirement. OOOOOHBABX H URTME! -44. A can ,W 1? 4 , D 3 5 V I A 1-q xx l Zi? 2 I -T V ! Front I L to Rl: DC3 Donald Merriman, DCFN Spencer Santee, FN Anthony Williams, FN An- drew Steele. Rear: H Tl Allen Betts, DC I Nick Pa tella, DCI Javier Berbey: DC2 Althon Stenberg. S K 5 a RDiv11sionpersonneI find ithard to IeavetheNa h dwork A . u - vy after witnessingDCC Raynoris manyywf-5' Of af , D dfd1Cf1f'0'1 Inspired by his Chief DC2 stenbefg ILS' femzmed by LTJG 'Beno Foster m DC central 5 46RDwBmn f A good conduct medal shows pride and dedication to service. GMG2 Colton waits in nervous anticipation for the Captain to see htm neva. CU R L Y f f Q Z Hey why are you guys smiling? MOE 'wi ' Evil t a it 1 V H 1 What a look' f W f X f f K , 1 f f f Front IL to R J: SHCS Benito Delacruz, SKC Liberato Deguzman, MSC Francisco Fa SKCS Helms, LCDR Harold Cole, LT Lawrence Webb, LTJG Rich Ruiz. 'N--..........,..f....,,, M1 saws 0 if' 5, e t swim . by 5 ggXi,M K x NEMA ap SX L f , it 9 ' X - gm x , ' r' We ' Hf ,wh ,ff Q 0 N I if-its S S so - 4, Q. Q Q: 'Q S .J A 1 X ex K E ,, . X t. g 'ff gs ,N f t .X 4 X V X x . ' 1 . XX t t - XS XX , Nw. is W' Q X Q ' ' gl .ty NX , G XS 'KKWQR ' 1 K X Q ,f K' . I 'M- K bay. Rear. A va ,V , wb, ,ss : iv' Q , ,V Y e fav' ' M 'Kew ,M t t XSS - 11,-Q '- ' f if H 1. ii ,Q 'f'QQg ' ' V, , 5 , ,,1L, W R i x X, wx 5 Q sw: i .. ,, A F V ': SIL: Vs t 'at K X fx .4 Things can get out of hand with only three supply Wiz - - t' omcers on board, therefore, proper management is 0 says you can ,I get rich ln the b a must. The leader of the supply gang. SUPPO i Coles, is just the man for the job! ., ,M Six Q X NK N ' 5'fPP6' Khaki? OVC Ulways hehning outwhen there's a flzghtdeck picnic. Senior Ch iefHelms h 1 ' superb handling of weenies. S OWS Off Us Come on, just a little smile, Q it S enior! 48Supply Officers!Chiefs HL. Q s , , , - I 3 1 af Division ' ' ' I ' M 1 zz Q , 2 5 fi 1 ft 1 t 1 I 5 ' f 'Y f t 1 'QW 4 1 if s. 6' 'Y . ui S ,lf 1 I I l f , Y , ff V F M 'A 1 I 'Y Em X 4 , W 1 1. r t 1 K 'f 1 ar' ' i y Z f H141 lfljli n . I y N , 4 f , from fl, to RQ: SKSN Ramos Sundberg, SKI Clarence Montoya, SK2 Harold Trudeau. Rear: SK2 Scott Gregory, SK3 Henderson Berberabe, SKSN Joe Halgren, SK3 Daniel Amold, SKSN Eric Graham, SK2 Theodore Johannsen, SKSN Peter Varley, SKSN Phil Sanchez, SK3 Lany Buccat, SK3 Ronald Carral, SK3Jean SL L0uLs. 1 iz -313227 ' gif A a off :pr ,AH 'I' lir- Q - 150 , 4 O . K I ' 1,- Qaeaj SKCS Helms shakes up another can of Pepsi for SK2 Trudeau, who 's still having trouble figuring out which end to open. Locating the right part can be a pain in the you lozo what, especially if the customer gives the wrong stock number. SK2 Gregory gives that psycho look indicat- ing someone messed up again! s ax. Q W 4 Q my ? Lookin' good behind that desk, Joe! Filing is a very important part ofthe supply system, and also a skill many Storekeepers have acquired. SK3 Buceat says he's talented enough to do this stuff with his eyes closed! S-1 Division 49 Is this a rap session or quarters? By the way, who are those dorks wearing white hats? 50 S-1 Division l V' Often you 'll see a Storelceeper using SNAP IL SK3 St. Louis tries to remember good typing habits but he just can 't stop looking at the keys. e 46 -w-4 Safely ILS' not the 01161 reason SK3 SL Louis wears a hard! 1 du ' 1111440 U ' ' l kate-9 How are those dreads Coming, anyway? za ring NREP. When it comes t0 putting Qn fha ales ne bend, a few laps around the ship, there s no 'bon SK3 Amold, While you 're in there, h0W haircut! , Qi- 9 'I Sometimes even SK2 Johannsen, with his big head, needs heqa. When that happens to any ofthe SKs, Chief Deguzman is right there to aid and assist. ffff 5. SK3 Arnold and SKSN Sanchez discuss the finer poinis ofa storekeeperis duties during UNRER while SK3 St. Louis falLs asleep at the wheeL Don 't strain your back, fellas! L1 H. S A --N ...ff 4 fs Q K g ..fstet, p Q i 'l . lf' ,qu S. . 3 hx ' 1 Now phggiy ghg way a REAL smfekgepef types! 'gqlghgu gh you probabhl have a valid point, says SKSN Sanchezto SKI Montoya, 'you 're boringme to tears! S-1 Division 51 X f X f 7f,,f,f,, f,'. Mft' X ff!! fffitflf X X 52 S-2 Division . 'S' 'FM 355+ mi 7 41 , ..b, , -1 ,W , W 4 V 2 f 5 X f 3 , 1' 1 ni ff 1 ff I 'W W W 4' X fiigf I f if f Y ki X r fg f 7 f 4 -iff f fr X Front CL to R j: MSI Rolando Millan, MS3 Childressg MS3 McKenzie MSSNRobertMcBean, MS3Dan L MSI Abraham Yatar Rear: MSSN Edgarfiponte, MSI Timothy Glaves, MS3 Anthony Lefebeg MSI L Shain, MS 3 Daveyon Dearmon, MS 3 Keith Forbes. eaal X, MSSN Gilford lets loose a smile, as he prepares to take is another of his gourmet dishes out ofthe oven. Mess cranking is hard work and 'hx . long hours, which doesn't give a fd W r, g sailor much to smile about SN S M Howard swabs the deck while counting his days. MSI Bubba Gloves kept the sanity of many people with his enthusiastic personality, but sometimes you had to wonder if he was losing his. Good luck on your retirement, Bubba! Sl Mthout superb leadershqn, mess cranks would be going wild and probably not accomplish much These cranks were fortunate enough to led by the almighty, invincible MMI Jerry Gemmel I've always wanted to be a pilot SN Marcus Anderson checks the on one of these suckers, says MSI haps in the scullery. Mi11a,1- tgf wg 5 1 XX NAP - - Y is V ,,,f , it P 'X C- I Food preparation can be a rewarding experience when ' N Qxy f. t X x . . .l ks p i .Jill . I V t si- -1? ou take a little ride in it SN Eric Williams and Y P - MMFR Hazlett are extremely happy to served this potato salad. fu. . ei lhle ii , 'f': f f:,,:+2e.x5f.i.5 A V'f4- -' 'W V ' Irr- Revcille, reveille! M S 2 Kirby Kidd joins HM 2 Ronald Long in an aftenzoon, ceremony on the jliglttdeck, standing at attention, I 'nt overworlwd snooze! S-2 Division 53 Getting out of the galley to breathe some fresh air is a necessity for a cook sometimes. MS3 Dearmon and MS3 Sannicolas chill out in Panama. S...?e gfgeX'GfX ,sxxN X X eaixg X X ,X di g 5. f 'gy gfis-MI! -1re.,1.wG this Y gg.. 5 k-f.:W 'ff fr x . wglefi' K Q43 ..-,---Jw,-,M4. :J L5 '- it ' ., ' . .ig - GSW swf i -, x f v Nr , i ' ' r X IQ? f S v N ss f J N gr X Y QW Q, A xx S v f 4 I f X X X A X f 'fd 4, X 55 ' rw X X 4 S, f X 16 Xfg ysfx X xxsgb 1432! 1 f 1 X I X M ,.. XM ,Q X 51 4 g l int, 5.3. .SMX if W' ' ' E , I iff . T. a s 1 H ,..,,,,,,,,w hw if l A M K 1 i wives.. ' 'ff' ' wx. .A ef X s 1 'if A hard- charging, dedicated mess crank is hard to beat, Come on, OSSN Hicks, show 'em that determination and take two or three of those! xoggj , Wh Everyone likes the attention of getting their picture taken once in a while. These boot camps can 't help posing like they were still in basic. You can do better than that, Hurling! Working in the deep-sink is usually were every mess crank starts out, but it is the least desirable job. SNMelvin Cruz and SN Jorge Range! actuallv seem to be enjoying it. 54S-2 Division Before the eye incident. V 14 Y' ,,,4 g i XX X. r' PJ an ,e, we m,,s S-3l S-4 DIVISIGN Front lL to RJ: DK3 Robert Curry, DK! lsaggmi Marlkxno. Rear: SHSN Randall Smith. SHI Gre- gerio Capraras. SH3 Gerald lfurung, SHSN Ray Santiago. Q Nr , Most people go through stages waking up in the morn- ing but Jon The Body Simonzls goes through a most The SHI mea H 10019, untque rttual. What the hell Ls he dotng? lii W 'Q ' 1 2 at NH 3 , 4 This face is automatic, whether the clothes are clean or not! SHS T-Bone Smith and SHCS Delacruz yuk it up while attending to another broken soda machine. Show us those pearly whites.' S-3lS-4 DiviSiOr1 55 I 1 Quite a catch! DK3 Curry discovers some friendlies on the beaches of Chile. Can you blame his ear to ears-t eating grin ? The dzlsbursz Ruizis face, the ojjice Ls probably closed...again! ng clerksl Curry and Mariano j are always busy, whether it be payday or not. From the look on Mr. SH3 Simonis keeps uS 616317- DK1 Mariano and SHI Capraras take a First Class trip to the clouds bi Rio delaniero. Nice shades guys! i L Y, 6 N 56 S-3!S-4 Division J iss,-1 F ls bww Whatis this money man doing on the signal bridge? Why, helv standbzg the most important watch since mail watch. DK3 Curry looks for the money boat through the big eyes while standing money watch before payday. NF- t vt, , ' 1 fr ,FS -nr 5. x. 1 1 2 ,Ti 4 1 a t 1 X W.. - ' . -N jf m Stop that! Not anotherpicture. Quit takingpictures, Y0u need 171071651 lO0 7U you wterdo. Stop that! The words oflon The Body - f Keepingup with ROANOKE is haircutstandardstlsno easy task SHSN Santiago gives a special over the ears and up the back haircut that would make Chief Godsey proud! S-31S-4 Division 57 1 1 ATIONS Jfiififfr fa: Q -fffffyg:'QV'ifi7Z7 , ,, , , VIEW? 7325223'2fMz7i3f5iZ'C?5 f X f'4iirff1Vfa' L W if ,ffflfriffniz yfdfiil tifffzff 7172 L Wll fiffkff' 9 X657 f'7i'ffff7 0 ff ff Qfaicfieff f ffffffw, ., , 4 f f ,fyyQgf,ff,f0f,W,C,5.,y7,f?f,,,vf4fZ!,4,yj X j,j,y!',xQ,,!,,', , , J K rew of if 0 Zftpecrwjfti- ifif mit, 5 irf242rpiV6fL' 'Z vp a iffy affine? W1g,f7fjr77jfigif M54 'ygg yfgffy 'fffjfg ff QQ 5 ' 'W M ' ZF? I ' , 71572 f?7Wf:Z'i6i72'cL if f ,jx 294 yjgikq. ., Q W , To be THE OPS BOSS is to announce that yes, you have arrived! LT Robards shows not just in his job description, but also in the wa y he dresses, that HE HAS A RRI VED! Every now and then, the ship puts on his own talent show, anyone mn enter. Many folks like to do im- pressions, here Senior Chief Frost is contemplating whether or not to do his Elvis! I got the Iooks! 58 Operations Oh'icers!Chiefs From L to R: ENS M Lefevre, OC D' 11' , IJ' -. Conoley, Crco, LCDR L. McMillan, oily Hoff? W ll R Robards, Prospective 01132 Holilzen, FOX Divo. and lfN --.e Bottom L to R: RMC I Bametg FCC KSWQ T MagilL OSC I Gossett. TopL to R: FCCSISPIO D. Frosl,E .L Kirk, RMC D. Tollefson, E TCS lSWQ S. Taylon When ENS Lefevre first stepped onboard the ROANOKE, he never knew what George realbz meant. He found out that duties as the George Ensign include dresstng up U1 for the infamous crossing the line cere- mony. -nl -H., 4, New veg I S K' Q-.af .Az N -. QQ L ,ix 5- I 9 ,Xu ,. ,1 4'- Ai o O . X ms- i ' 5 N V ... Q, V X . I. I, K' Q69 SWQ ew X Q, ' K' X ', ,A A 'N3k.w igfk w MAI VM I, . Pls K. X. -4 I I H.: -.JJ Nm. 1 S xl G , ,.,. an W. .. f OC Division 's RM 2 Gary Fisher gets quite a tan while on the signal bridge, plus it is his workplace. He and his fellow stgnalmen are an everwatchjitl eye helping the OOD keep the ship safe in all weather conditions. -Ll DIVISION L to R: SMI S. Ronberg, SMSA D. Rausch, SM2 G. Fisher, SMSA G. Patton, SMI M. Moran. Bottom I. to R.' RM2 L. Hebert, RM3 J. Man- fredy, RM3 A. Lucero. Top L to R: RMSN M. K inberg, RM2 E. Stahl, RM3 W. Greene, RM2 K. Brown, RM2 R. McGowan, RM3 Marks, RMSA J. Bartlett, RMSN J. Mannine. Many hours of training are required to master all the complex electrical equipment in Radio Central. RM3 Timothy Marks and RMSN Jerry Mannine work together to ensure the job gets done right. OCDWBWDSQ Mileinport St. Thomas ROANOKE was the recipient ofa multitude ofnew faces, one ofthose was SM3 Vanon Bowling Welcome Aboard! Z f f gr , 1 5 v Q , 0. R 'Ta' Q ' a. Although the work in radio central can sometimes get Performing the tasks of topside lookout is as old as the tedious, two of OC is finest, RM 2 Robert McGowan Navy itself Here SMSA Glenn Patton and SMSN and RM3 Jose Man fredy, take time out to enjoy a cold Douglas Rausch perfect their form, If onhf the sailors soda on the 'flat deck. of yesterday had those shades! Radio central can pick out any frequency they want, While getting close to shore means liberty call for most people, for the RM2 Robert McGowan, it means tun- ing in to the local music and sports! 50 OC Division 'mi 0 The daily routine ofa Radioman includes running the various message tra ffic through the chain of command forsignatures. RM3 William Greene received the short straw and had to deliver it to LCDR Chnlstie, the XO! Every class had its clown. OC Division isfonunatef?1 in that it has two clowns. Always able to be counted on for a laugh, RMSN Douglas Rausch and RMSA Glenn Patton make swabbing the deck a comedy show. You can always find the Radiomen at their appointed Place Of dwy- Why? If you ask RM3 Jose Mtmffedy, RM3 Timothy Marks, RM2 RobertMcGowan, RMSN Jf ?M 'f 1e 0fRM2He'berr, they wiutettyou itsfor their dedication to service, but in fact it Ls the abun- dance of air conditioned coolness! 1' F li-it SM 1 Steve Ronberghas become one of those you know will spot the first contact. He has a reputation for edging out those on the radar scope for first reports! Bravo Zulu Sigs! OC Division 61 The art of a signalman is his ability to communicate many ways without the use ofa radio. SMSA Glenn Patton communicates with the CONNSTELLA- TION by semiphore. SMSN Doug Rausch writes down the response. While underway, the shy? is onhf way of getting news is through the message tragic. Beinga radioman means beingable to read it all first! RM3 Manfredy points out an interesting tidbit to RM3 Marks. The personal computer has worked its way into almost As in any job, itis the responsibility ofthe elders to pass on their wisdom to the young SMI .Marvin Moran gives SMSA Glenn Patton some constructive criticism. SM2 Gary Fisher takes in the days unre with a mild everypartofshzpboard life. RM3Lucero usesRadiois interest. Ajierthis one he has to st d P. h to type up outgoing message traffic. an a six our mid- watch! Get some rack-ops Sigs! 62 OC Division 'W 1-1- 'vp-,ln if if as C f-1 4' I r J Ei 530, . Fmmufyggkiglzt: OSSN Joe Clark, OSSA AndrewBaum, 0S2RaxMobley, OS 2NickFano, OS2l R. Morris, and 0S2 'I71e Big Man Bull. v 1 . V , ,r ' ' f J W 1 -f-qN.,,, ggi, x A, l ,T T Q 9 1 S iw? x E X' f- v IW . hrs.:-v' lnrroducingthe New Kids, from L to R: OS SA Jerry Catron, OS SN Christopher Hicks, OS S N Mark Brewer, and OSSA Hany Adkins. 1 , ,. V . ,,,.w ' f . , J. ' K X. 5 e ' fm QI f rfffwl, I ' i 1 5 , , G :N N kd- . :X N ix if K !Xg,.9rQ -. A -' .Nu4,e,i ' ,wg in-ff 5? o V' -- Eiv',w.m if rwfipr 1. Q From L to R: OS3 Juan Morris, OSSN Mark Mor- lin, OS2 Terry Thompson, OS2 Charles Chuck- les Adams, OSSA William Belcn, and OS3 John Pcirson. OI DiviSiOn 63 x X , , XX x X x W l- iw! is t Aeymw X x my AS wwf ww ,dew A Q ,wmfig OSSA Hany Adkins shows his muscles! He received this bicep while perjformingmess cooking duties in the wardroom galley. Kneeding dough for homemade donuts and pastries proved to be quite a work out! OS 2 Terry Thompson puts his clerical skills to work by notingthe ranges given to him by OS3 Juan Moms on the radar scope. OS2 John Pierson then plots them and works out a fix! OSSA Adkins looks and learns. 64 Ol Duvlslon 17 'Win ,f Z , s- OSC Gossett ii 6' Y f 1 ' f we - 'x W1 f is 1, Q- ' , 1 f , 12 , 1 X I -f ' R gflf .wi KX , . -m V , I fd, -mu I 1'+,..,NN . v During Sea and Anchor Detail, virtually all of 01's Qperations Specialists are needed to handle the myr- lad of tasks. As you can tell fiom this picture, it begins to look like quite a zoo! OSSN Mark Motjfin pobtts to wherehe thinks theshiptls, OS2NickFanopoints to his idea, OS2 Charles Adams doesn 't believe either of them, 053 111071 Morris plays with the dividers and OS 2 Rat Mobley just plays! ' During Unrep Detail, Ol provides a sound powered phonetalker for thc bridgewin gs. OS 2 Nick Fano takes his turn on thc bridge for the days unrep. Some people will do most anything to get their picture taken. OS3 Juan Morris would not leave the Public Ajfairs Office until his picture was taken. And you thought there was no film in the camera! Ol Division 65 f ,wif , 3,3 C' 7 ' LZ i - ,fl ' fig , iff:-i ryvzii g :gl rfiff if W'f2C71r0797.17c9iV4,7Qi il fkiif ' ,f f 122 LVL 7' fi 'W IT l ., ,,,, ,, ,L , f,,,, ,,,,V ,,,, V ,7,. ,,,,,. L, , A,f, ,V What to be a Sion- fat- ings- To make the the ratings fhaf and made theeFCr unto itself. This-Willbe lril you will see COST D1v1s1QneQr n1Qpt3QQed 1n any ROANOKiE'iiiii16If2J,1l1i1fQ3ggV iiri them a fond farewell! , ' 'f ' i ' r i i ' r e 66 FOX Division Seated from L to R: F C2 David Fasten F C3 Mark Sabus, F C2 Troy Bowen StandingL to lb FC3lohnS FC2 Stanton Smith, F C3 Brian Milam, F C3 Charles Riggs, FCI Mark Gardner Q65 Gglgdner if the Leadi'f8Peffy Officer Of this newbr formed group of F 0Xes. A job he has come to know ' zen not HB0 'wmmg SITE T16 he takes a break on the 04 Level. Keep up the good work FCI! 3h The Ship 's primary mission is underway replenishment, in order to carry ou: :har mission all hands musi rake 'iw asrrain and heh: out. F C 3 Charles Riggs stands watch on the bridgewings during one ofthe many Unreps wizh xx the USS CONSTELLA TION. FC3 Mark Sabus has spent many years and many paygrades onboard the ROANOKE. 'I his underway period marked an end io his and many oiher's careers onboard the Polar Erpress, We wish :hem fair wind and following seas in whatever they choose io do. ME ill FC3 Sabus, your Host for Win, Lose and Paw. This is the new FOX Division! 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XQQ ,f, ,Qwagq - f 11 onstant, E T2 Timothy Verburg TopL toR S , 'f Qfdggl . . , sQ,XwNg5fN tlto 'ooo ssgniisfs-s This marked the first time that ship scompany actualbf N A sailed with zt'sown com lzment ofE W. P d p s icnue jroni gNggSxQSigiggiQ?g leff to right are EW3 Tito Martine EWSN B' QNNXXXX X X g lg cegQsSgSgg5qfQggaLl I, , ,. N , . . addy Jeffrey Hairston, and EW3 Robert Th- Xb-. ompson. While transiting the Panama Canal everyone enjoyed the barbecue and chili cook off on the flight deck E T2 Randolph opted to bring his meal to the signal bridge where he obviously thought he wouldn t be bothered! H I C , 1 , r X f f ff f Zia pdf X M W W, ,W g,w hyf1 4 Z fe f 1 f ,fix y , 1 4 ff Q ff W 1 1 1 1 Mwye g 1 I 'I 1 W M W 1 1 s Z 2 n w Y Q x5 4 y ex xx X X NX 5 5 xXR5 S X X 5 XXXQ X XXX ix X N ' N X X w lllllllllllllllllllll XSSQ XX NXQ SQSN IlllllllllllllllIllllllllll , H XXXX 0 XX WW XX XX X X X ZXXXNX Q X5 XX XY A X Q ' n gs ' cw x X X X X 1 X X X I Q 1 S X lx X 5 x x X Ns Q X X X X X Q . I -1in:ulllllllllhihlhhlilniiui l 5 4 ww . . . 1 ,fel . ,1 1 Joyce. What did they ever really it but that is just rumor! an 1 -1 'Q' From left to riylt: E T2 Tim Pollock, E WC James Bzdick, OSI Harold Reid, E T3 David Powell, E W2 Matthew doin that van anyway ?! Some say they were the best Niniendoplayers on board, When evaluation time comes around, some will try anything to receive a high mark. E W3 Tito Martinez I A r uses hisiher?j influence and prestige on the new Er- ecutive Omcer, LCDR Dave Christie. Wrv Nice! SITE TVChanged ertensivelv with the absence ofa full time Jotimalist. It was turned over to FOX Division and changes they did come. The ever popular hitshow Win, Lose, or Paw tested the most creative artilm onboard E T3 Mark Harris Ls drawingmsomething ,ff What Ironic five ti 12:11 in .!LN'Ql'lflf3l'l urns-: :nys Elec IE Ill L llLl'l IIIIIILLSAI lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll JIHYBYYS lN1f3.Y15lYlPl3fE1llUT LUEJILJI I lJ-LJl!K-LLJ-H1lEUix IllIQIIIIIIIEIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIII FEEISEQ!lllllllllllllllllllllll ISN!! ,HillllllllllllIlllllllll Illllllllllllllllllllllllllllll IIIIIllllllllllllllllllllllllll lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll IIIIIllllllllllllllllllllllllll lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll 3 5 95. 'EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE th S SS E 3 if? .IEE a ' SS g S 8 2 S FEWSG, those guys in the Van! 69 at MEDICAL -H Division ABOVE: R to L, HM2 Huylw, HM2 Long, HMSN Devlin' DNSN Little, HM3 Jennings. RIGHT' HM3 Jennings at work. LAY ABOVE.' Doc Rose catching up on his medical read- ing, anatomy, I think? RIGHT: I love this ship this much, even if you can not remember my name. 70 MEDICAL -l-I Division ,, f J 7-A L, 9 'ur' fuvx ,X .ww . 44411 T 'V' ' ,fi 'H' ,f9ff,4wf':wf fy a :Z,fQi!3f!! 54, -..,.,,.,,,,ww-my P 3 'I si fe' 1.4 Q' 4 f- If QL -M. v-----............ ,J mx, -s I nl.. IDISFT: Hur all your healing nccdsq Doc Tinglc - Dcnigil, IIMCS Taylor. Doc Rose - Medical, Chaplin f'xJ1Ul7llL'l'0j - Spiritual. if O QM, 1 X 3 G ABOVE: HM2 Long LEFT: HM2 Huyhn ABOVE: HM3 Jennings auditioning for JA Nl: S ADDICTION. 71 ADMIN -X Division ABOVE: YN3 Fisher playing WIN LOSE or PA W ' xp f X -s 'Nw-Q ABOVE: YNSN 'yo hamma' Trahan RIGHT: Top, R to L: RPSN Lewis, PC2 Simmons, Bottom, R to L: PCI Perkins, YN3 Fisher, YN1 Pearson, YN2 Marquez, YNSN Trahan 72 RIGHT: CMAA, NMC Gadsey wg' 355311 mf 49 KT 4 ' 11:9-QV!! Q ADMIN -X Division L. L ,. Q KCICQHQTJ J ,, 1 Avoiifl ' rs L A nt? ll 9 I : 3.1 i. 'nj' Ht 'aff T ' 'N 0 ., f 1 Q ,, f y X A Q pas X 1 'A 'Xa 4 x f' sa . .v X' mf s -:gr wt Aug, ,tx 8 X 1 N x ii W AW' ' I o K 4 g gp ' ' yay 3 wr? 14 i Katia x 'ff' ' if ti DQ li-4 . - Q , L QL.. H.. A LEFT: Top, R to L: E T2 Miller, PNSN Espin- osa, PN3 Barbcl PNSN Rccscman. Bottom, R to L: GMG2 Cotton, PN2 Cruz, PNSN Guittercz, B313 Rosumny. lf' , :Q - L... fl? is-.e i. A if J 'X fi ll F . ', .Q A , 3 -5-...N V! fu X M , u Q ' A BO Vl:: BMJ Rosumny collects mon fa cy for thc cruiscbook. 2 X A Q. bu :qi y , V I 3 f L ABOVE: ENS Campion, Roanoke's own Edward Ben- nett Williams. LEFT: PNC Barra 73 1 A I . . gewmfw V .ff ff:111:1.fw.1-,fxgxi-mfmr-rv-w-' 2.4 fI '77 3 1 H, 3 1 i ,, 1 A w RIGHT' R to L QM3 Buford, QM3 Hayes, QM! Durfee, QM3 Costello, QM3 Kelly 1 NA VIGA Tl ON N1 af I wx S f, YQQ X Q ,, ,wr sNl Gi 1 'nz Y j M in 3 f I I . 5 'ww ? f A 1 x w 'fi . , Q ' I - M7 1 J -:Y 1 f 5 5 X 2 A X s I f f v- I ff ,. .X i 'X ff A ' fp , ,rf ' v . ,X M C 5 .. H xf l 1 'Y .u xx J 74 7 r QM! Durfee hard at work, M L f 41 ttf? 553 4 .,,. in x f 9 ,. H ' x, ,A f ' , .qplu Q FACES IN A CROWD THE Alf? DE TACHMEN T THE AIR DE TAC!-IMENT HELSUPPRON ELEVEN DE- TACHMENT THREE. When the pi- lots and crew were not working out, eating, sleeping, or watching movies, they were quite busy VERTREPing and transferring PACS. THE AIR DE TACHMEN7' J THE AIF? DE TACHMENT ff' srgqffgig O0 EDUCATIUN AT SEA N39 9 Ask X X X X ww X N X NX X X xN W N x XXX X N N N ffm . 1 5 fi ings 50,525 og. lex gf, ik 'mg QW 4' J, M41 K 'Q ,s,,w:ff,f2- QI , ix Q:- X' ABOVE: Our Pace instructor provided hours of patience and help to those crew member interested in furthering their education. RIGHT: HM2 Long and MS2 Kidd take advantage of the courses offered. we 3, 53 -5 A 1 -'-'www nl .,w' fi , LQQXJ RIUHI: CLASS IS IN SESSION U1 PLEASE! Q ET , af-Wfki, f -df gf QQ' 1 gg'-q'Qhn.., FACES !N THE CFYUVVD WF, f. F 'eip '1- . x ' W affix' g 'v,ki.f, . ,51.,4ai5,kI-X , wx G .i K 1, aiu' Kwik! :I-M , I-N .3 0 .U ' x- . ,sn xi . :M . L-.Q V 'ES ' 61- ,QA h fm 2:1 7' ,Y 81 , 1 I -V an, .,, ' I Xl QI . 5X ,v 1,- 1 1 I DFPFNDFNTS CRUISE 82 1- D .L , by-. 'W ,Mfg ,Y - f 'WW -v fa In ' -f 35 A I ,, . ,,,,,,,. Wim-f lf A -V., ' w..., om ,V .M 4 , . ' .' 'WH ' . 4 Us .+ AQiw Q' Tk ' f' f' sn., QV, G -+, ' , 1 'ee nw ,gf w ' 4: .,: I ,, , , W- , , 4 . , 1, -afkggfwlv , Y A W W ' XF av, na., 4. if . 'M am V , 4' x. Fx nf 1,,-m'J ?'x - ,Q A 4 V- Vf if- .i-V qw! ' X A M fx ,ff 'i A-Q41 A-. af' 3'-'la fin jg, FRIENDS AND FAMILY. . , GE T TDGETHEF1' F OF? 33 . fig ., Ls.. fk SFS! K E , -t . . .FUN AND A DAY IN THE SUN. 85 RIGHT: . . . this wog stuff is fun. BELOW: What a line of Babes. CTL l J 5' L f , I fig, ,JU -7-f ABOVE: :md Ihc winner is SR Saca- panio. 86 CROSSING THE LINE ABOVE: LCDR Lando!! checks out ENS Lefever. LEFT: A.. DO WE NEED SAY MORE ... f if CROSSING THE LINE RIGHT: The Royal Baby, BMC Adams. A wog is ll wog, no mercy for anyone. OM -'-swf' I v I I BELOW: Fcstiv1't1'cs stzzrlcd curly Ibr mugs. but Z- giilsxq ABOVE: FC3 Sabus z1DMIRES THE Beauty C0n!0Sl winner. 87 CROSSING THE LINE Crossing the line ceremonies are a time honored Naval Tradition. f ABOVE: . . . torcher a Htting punishment for a slimy WOG, W'- g ! I ABOVE: King Neptune, aka MMC Start, watches over the work of a trusty Shellback. BELOW: . . . in line to pay homage to the Royal Baby. 88 RIGHT: Wog MMFN Perry pays homage to the Royal Baby. BELOW: A tasty lunch awaits all wogs. S54-P fi 135' 'r 'ik RIGHT: A moments rest for a bunch of weary wogs O6 PUU 1 IBM PHOM ur ssnll 9.19111 sAe31PqJ ssoqz Us 01 psworpsp gugwnuow MM V u.-LHDIH 'rzapuy lW 5U'Q'U'l0 Qllqm s1n1o1d H Joj ssnvd sxsqwswmsn syouzzoy :gmogy JHW jsp Hum jo sas:-ms sq: uo Sulrxefsy :LLH9121 '1q8gu Jo Rep sq O1 sseld ung B sem new Isp num 'spas pun Alpuspj 'ueslg 'Jew isp cum Jo A110 sq1 sq O1 peq lods qigq osg112d1eA 'suo -A1sAs 103 unj sem qsgqm smqns psxgw 12 plsq slgqg osgnad1eA Jo ssupxold sq 14 CHlLE ff: if M 1441! mi is N1 C PC0PlC of Chilc were very friendly, especially the chil dren. 4'--N-1: . enjoying sonic rclrcshmcnrs gcntlcnmni' ABOVE: There is always time for a round of Golf 91 'I .fs-:QQ ,4-!h-- ,.f4 ' 1:- Z6 'uns awos 193 O1 :ods poo? 2 aim szyool sjql '3I.f1S Ull any XIHJJ if-IIZIHQM stmw lap eum .'gA0gV 'HQPUV LUOJJ M9'IA 1? 'umm aq1 Jfll ffaqz zuojsq 3u!puzz7 19913 9111 12 wa 01 91.19 9l9.'f'b F 119199 NWS DWW PU? WW D18 -'HAOHV , ,F J xx ' x . 5 f Y 1, ' W - V v 5 . Y,,,4'2Ui2-.. .+- 5' 7lHO CHILE IlAl l' l'hc llurcl O'll1gg1'nx is JI bc:1u!il11l old f7l.lt'L' lll-ll M1 u Ihc lil cs 11l'r11:111y N'L'iI! V11Ild party- rnp s.11l11rx JlllkC. 'M ABOVE: . . . scc up thcrc hc's taking our picturc. LEFT: Vina del Mar's beach was gorgeous with crystal clean cold water and sparkling sand. 93 PROJECT HANDCLA SP Y af ABOVE: Project Handclasp material getting VER TREPed in Chile. R IGH T: Cha pla in, L T Fa un tleroy coordinates distribution. ff 5-' ABOVE: ET2 Verberg hard at work. RIGHT? PCC Perkins lends a hand. PRUJEC T HANDCLA SP f ' , wa 4:9 - . , ' , ' ,M ., - - ev- we H-N. ,A 1 - 1 'mr ip-f J if 35 -i 29' . gg. t R02noke crew members distributing Project handclasp ma Rf teri Project Handclasp gave Roanoke crew members the opportunity to reach out to the needy of Chile with medical sup- plies and toys. Ritilllf Our hard working mlunrccrs, ABOVE: The man who coordinated all the hard work, Chaplain LT Fauntlcroy. 95 RIO DE JUNERIO .fn ,V W, wi? he fair A '-'P B K X Has.. u 5 6' I -.QV f, 4 ,, , K 4 9 Fir A Y T5 -,Q ,. , ' .ns , ,,,Q , , ,,,- 1 , Roanoke Omcers and Sailors help cleanup Rio, and it really needed it. tif' e P L so w l h M. 3132!-. ' 5 Q nt '1 l r M ,V L ff' Lh'Q4f1:v:4'i W ' :F at-f if -' ! . . . lots of hard work but these guys do not seem to mind. lf , ir J -N.. ,-1' C -... Q -. 1'-' 3 :fl 1- 1 . 1-125 X k'-'I fy, 'A ' 96 4 l ' u N,fw',-mxylr. A ,J , ' Q 'L ..-A A133 N ' F170 DE JUNEFWO BELOW: . . . is that the Chaplain dufng physical Llborl' , , . and when the day was done cvcryonc enjoyed a nicc cold one. 97 RIO DE JUNERIO ' ,f ,gg V GN i,.....:-.---....,...,.-., ,, , My The night life in RIO lives up to its reputation. J yi'-M wt A '-- 6 s . j Buses made touring the city easy, door to door ser- vice to many ofthe crews' favorite hot spots. . .. an elegant fountain, just one of the many sur- prizes RIO holds. 98 Lad A t f ' 1' v . V - -A - X. - . re, , x. bg , 4, tx 'wo -,. - .us . , 4 1-A -- X ' 7' 'G' hr ' . A, , 'fy , V1.6 ' . ' R' af' ' F A! '- 1 f -1'-A11f '1 ,t s fiiliv ' ,x-, .. M ,. m , k T15 ' ., I f ' , Q B 7 ,, K W - .,, A. - RIO DE JUNEFHO ' A 'N e Q ,M -.41 l spots. Rio cle Junerio. an amazing city of con- trast. flashy night life. a rich culture and history and an atmosphere all it's OXVU. K, .I all 04. 1 l,' , , S1 1 , 4 ,f 5Tl'. , - fn.:-194. iff! -5 .31 Ml The statue CHRIST THE REDEEMERH stands atop T MT. Corcadova and is one ofRlO1s most famous tourist 99 V ..,-I 1.7: ' - 'Y V' ' 'QV ,hr . . - ' '-A252 '- , w.fK.:f: -K A mf, 'Y :H - , 134, -V 'V ' 5 w., A ,,,, ,K ,W ,, . ,A M 4,-,,,,,, I 1 if, 5, ,A - , - q'K f ,, 'N NV 'Wf' , 'JA xL+,,.f'fC f'f wh , . 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ENFN Mullin enjoys this kind of duly. . . . beauly abounds at every lurn . , . 1' , uf ,-nl' I N . 8 'ft ROANOKE crew members get a 30 minute diving Icsson and then to the reef off Coki Beach. 103 PANAMA CANAL Enjoying the jungle view was the order ofthe day as we transitted the canal, ABOVE: The lock control stations ensure all runs smoolhly. RIGHT: There is no room lor error once you are inside Q lock. 104 xg: j X eh,:.j?' :,. ,1 I Q' on J Q .fo A 3, 15 VJ. -'V '- fr HQJNQ-I PANAMA CANAL Fresh water + 100 degree weather 2 a lot offun while accomplishing a freshwater washdown. HE YI, who took this picture, aren't you suppose to be onboard? I- 1 1 11+ 11' Y J rf' : V. .f.. . s 0 , . ,I k, 1 , ,.,- ' l.,- . 1.4.54 ,I- u,t..fg ' f-I A dozen or so Canal workers roamed our decks en suring that the transit was a smooth one. 105 t '40 1 i . '. s F , Q . ,I PANAMA CANAL XXX Xi ,, -P ,Q - - - PANAMA CANAL ,X - - ,. .f.,- p.A- .hd . ' A I.. 8 .. 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