Roanoke (AOR 7) - Naval Cruise Book

Text from Pages 1 - 130 of the 1991 volume:

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Q I I I I 1' ,L-,I QI E: .Midway Q. . sl I S E' Iwi I' QI , qtgixcocpl + TROPICOFCANCER C 0 'atc wand '38 liawall C ANA N I 'sums I PACIFIC OCEAN I I'IAIIsIIAu ISLANDS : LIN: ISLANDS ', , I or , '. I -' 1 ' ' Golden 5neIIn.IfII I I : cumulus Island IIIInurIsyuIns I . I' 'I - T PHOENIX ISLANDS 'I' x I ,. '11 y I N ' ' 0 sas Q 'SQMQ . ls X N 3- 1 W, uucn ISIAHIB x ' ' ' 3 NX sIII'IoIIIsuII1ns as N . 'Io COIII SCI Kg Q, 'IJ' N. WIETY 'SANDS 5 'Q .J I The USS 'ROANOKE AOR-7, is the seventh, and last of the Wichita Class Fast Attack - 23 . , Replenishilfent Oilers. Her Keel was laid January 19, 1974 and she was launched 'sp I December 7th of the same year. She was then tumed over to the United States Navy N Ca , + I September 30, 1976 and was commissioned October 30, 1976 at the Naval Shipyard C' B 33: :N in Long Beach, Califomia. After months of alterations and testing, including the I5 I gr' installation of the Nato Seasparrow Missile System, USS ROANOKE made her first E I E appearance in her homeport of San Diego, Califomia in January of 1977. Currently, IW ROANOKE Cans Long Beach, Califomia her home. I ROANOKE is taken from the county and city of Roanoke Vir inia as xi e I g 9 6001 I s0UTue z'tmanoke River, located in southwestem Virginia. The ship is the forth U.S. I Navy ship to bear the name ROANOKE . The first, a screw frigate later converted to : an ironclad, served the Union Navy with distinction during the Civil War. The second Q5 6 I was a World War l minelayer that participated in the planting of mines during the I 09' Q46 ' North Sea mine barrage. The third was a light cruiser, serving the fleet from 1949 44' 'ip : through 1970. Q? , The nickname Polar Express was given to ROANOKE following her first underway ' I operation at Adak, Alaska in February 1977. Although her crew was relatively 1 inexperienced in working with each other, they performed brilliantly, and were , ' commended for their actions. 1 ROANOKE is provided with two 26-foot motor whale boats, two 26-foot personnel I 1 I I I I I I I I boats, and two 40-foot utility boats. Its armament consists of a Dual-Channel NATO Seasparrow Missile System. The ship also has two 20mm guns, two Phalex Close-ln- Weapons-Systems ICIWSJ and a ANXSLQ-32 Nj 3 Electronic Warfare Suite. I Cruise 'RQHUO 10101 I TABLE OF CONTENTS Table of Contents Ship's Mission Dedicated to Service Commanding Officer Executive Officer Chaplain Officers and Chiefs Command MasterzChief Ombudsman Deck Department Engineering Department Supply Department Operations Department Medical Department Executive Department Navigation Department Air Detachment Explosive Ordnance Detachment Flight Deck Picnics The Phillipines Singapore Replenishment at Sea United Arab Emirates Carnival Hong Kong Homecoming COMCARGRU THREE Visit Faces in the Crowd n Q Q - - . -, , .VY .,.-- ,- s-7, ., ,,..Y-, . ,, ,, ..,. .,,,-..,, ,, 4, 4., , Am ,-.M - I Q A SHlP's MISSION Load Out Pmduff Cf'Pafi'Y .'f5l?3??l4fhii .ZJ3S?'f1i2 .If t y,,. ' h ,I sea equipment. NSDF QDiesely 3,780,000 gal The mission ofa., ,AOCR P P g IP-5 fAviation Fuelj 2,520,000 gal H m '0 'eS' f dt ' gm Ordnance 365 tons Refrigerated Provisions 260 tons Dry Provisions 100 tons General Store Materials 75 tons Lube Oil Qpackagedj 250 drums Ship's Store Stock 25 tons Bottled gases fvariousy 750 bottles Fleet Freight 100 tons Secure Storage 350 Mail Bags J! DEDICATED TO SERVICE ,J Ei. ,ft Replenishment operations are conducted using the deck winches, transfer stations and fueling stations. These are connected to ships which maneuver alongside while travel- ling through the water at about fifteen miles per hour. The normal distance that ships stay during these evolutions is 150 to 200 feet. In addition, transfers are also conducted using CH-46 Helicopters from the Flight Deck. This meth- od is called Vertical Replenishment. Because of ROANOKE's capabilities, what was once a multi-ship replenishment operation can now be performed by one ship, and at a rate as fast as the receiving ship can accommodate replenishment. COMMANDING OFFICER Captain Ronald B. Weber USN A Native of Houston, Texas, Captain Weber attended Stephen F. Austin University where he entered the Navy in 1966 through the Avi- ation Reserve Officer Candidate Program. Graduating in 1968 with a Bachelor of Science degree in Mathematics, he was commissioned an Ensign in October of that year. After his designation as a Naval Aviator in October of 1969, his first duty assignment was Fleet Com- posite Squadron Three stationed at NAS North Island, Flying the US-2A aircraft. In 1971, Captain Weber reported to VAW-111 where he served as Maintenance Officer with Detachment One onboard USS RANGER, flying the E-1B Tracer in support of Gulf of Tonkin Southeast Asian operations. Later, serving as Administrative Officer, he transi- tioned VAW-111 to the E-2B Hawkeye. Captain Weber's next tour of duty was with the Staff, Commander Third Fleet, Pearl Har- bor, Hawaii, as Aide and Flag Lieutenant. In October 1976, he reported to VAW-114 where he served as Training Officer, Safety Officer and Operations Officer while flying the E-2B. During his tour with VAW-114, the Hormel Hawgs ' became the first West Coast Squadron to fly the E-2C and made two deployments to the Western Pacific embarked on USS CORAL SEA and USS KITTY HAWK. Transferring in 1980, he reported for duty under instruction at the Armed Forces staff College, Norfolk, Virginia. Captain Weber's next assignment was with the Naval Military Personnel Command in Washington, D.C., attached to the Air Combat Placement Division as Placement Officer responsible for officer distribution throughout the E-2 and S- 3 communities. In 1982, he reported to Hawkeye Country , NAS Miramar, California as Executive Officer of VAW- 110 the E-2 Fleet Replacement Squadron, where he served until reporting to VAW-115 attached to USS MIDWAY in February 1984. Assuming command of Liberty Bells in August 1985, Captain Weber led VAW-115's participation in one Indian Ocean Deployment and numerous joint and combined exercises in the Western Pacific operation area. After completing the Integrated Warfare Commander's Course at the Naval War College in Newport, Rhode Island in March 1987, Captain Weber reported aboard USS CONSTELLATION where he served as the Navigation Officer until December 1988. Hls next assignment was as Commanding Officer, VAW-110 the E-2 Fleet Replacement Squadron, where he served until August 1990. Captain Weber has received the Meritorious Service Medal Q3 awardsj, the Air Medal, the Naval Commendation Medal, the Navel Achievement Medal, the Meritorious Unit Citation Q2 awardsj, the Vietnam Service Medal, the Battle E award, and the Sea Service Ribbon Qforth awardj, the National Defense Medal and the Republic of Vietnam Campaign Medal. He has over 400 carrier landings and 400 accident free flight hours. Captain Weber's son, Brent, and daughter, Brooke, reside in San Diego, California. m ,M ,Avg --1 ,. -.,.,.....- -.., . ....k-... .. -..-....-,.....,-v. --Y-f,...,.-...W Y-.,, ---.......,., ., .1 .Q fs O 'ik ' r uw I 40 X,y5 . ,., . .. ,,,...,, ..- - .-.....,.. ,-.f .--....-,,-.wha-f 1.4-vu-- ....-Q..--Q,-Y -'--f ---f--w 'ff'-H-' v ..,....., w-----V-r-1' - '- EXECUTIVE OFFICER USNR COMMANDER DONALD L. URQUIDEZ UNITED STATES NAVAL RESERVE fTARj Commander Urquidez began his Navy career in 1973 by enlisting in his hometown of La Crescenta, California. He attended the Nara? Academy Preparatory School QNAPSJ in Bain- bridge, Maryland. Upon graduation from the Naval Academy in 1978 with a Bachelor of Sc?- ence degree, he received orders to USS DE- CATUR QDDG-31j homeported in Bremerton, Washington, as the Missiles Officer. The ship later changed homeport to San Diego, Cali- fornia. His next tour of duty was aboard USS HECTOR QAR-7j homeported in San Francisco, California, as the Navigator and Operations Officer. Commander Urquidez was then se- lectively detailed to Navy Recruiting District San Francisco for work in Minority and Nucle- ar Power Officer Procurement programs. After a successful tour while serving in recruit- g ing duty, he was selected into the Training and Administration of Reserves Program QTARJ. Upon completion of Department Head School in Newport, Rhode Island, he reported for duty onboard USS IOHN A. MOORE QFFG-191 as the Combat Systems Officer. Commander Urquidez was deployed to the Persian Gulf during the Iranflraq war on the first Naval Reserve Force QNRFQ frigate to deploy overseas. While deployed with a crew of selectir e reservists, the ship conducted numerous EARNEST WILL escorts for the U.S. re-flagged Kuwaiti tankers and was involved In preliminary combat action which lead to OPERATION PRAYING MANTIS in retaliation for Iranian hostilities against U.S. Naval forces. Commander Urquidez was then transferred to USS WABASH QAOR 51 in August 1989, as the Operations Officer and Navigator. He participated in the military build up for OPERATION DESERT SHIELDXSTORM while deployed with the USS CARL VINSON QCVN 701 Battle Group. He was then ordered to the Navy-Marine Corps Reserve Readiness Center, Long Beach, California as the Training Officer while awaiting his orders to the Prospective Executive Officer's QPXOI Schoolin Newport, Rhode Island. Upon graduation, he reported in May of 1991 aboard USS ROANOKE QAOR 75 as the Executive Officer lust prior to ROANOKE's deployment in support of the USS ABRAHAM LINCOLN QCVN 721 Battle Group during OPERATION DESERT STORM. Commander Urquidez is married to the former Herlinda I. Bradley of Eagle Rock, California. They have three children Ad ' D ld dl ' ' ' ' ' ' , nana, ona Bra ey and Karla. The Urquidez currently reside ln Garden Grove, California. LCDR Donald L. Urquidez PW! Q 'Q 'O ....., I Q. , A , Y x ,U W- Y- QQ? ,.iv Ei! il A :er- X-'vu-5, FE if CHAPLAI LT W. Kyle Fauntleroy Y 2-,yr 9 l -,1 Q1 N if 1. k, 11 153 11 ,Q 3 31 11 1 wwf K , 4 2-A' X 1 1 , Q is f f' F Lg L Uf 1 ' 4135 f Qi.-Q' , T 2-fl 4 I ' e Hifi 'N 2 1' Q., F ,. 'M ff a-5,4 if X- P 1 , Q V, ., 4 V-1441 my w X Officers 84 Chiefs lunllf ' if 5-U if 'J .31 'Kf-, 9 P :z ' 1 'V ,M ,J . ,M ,...,. 1.., . .-Q lm ,X xwd H, W AWK ik.-F . E 1 ' rg ,f A ' If , ', ,lg mmumqgjibm llllljd A ll' lllllafl :flung Jn , H--sang - f s V lqwrewrwy -A 8 X X x A.s fficers 84 Chiefs i 6? , 4 Q' Que ' 5, 5 1 A wx A . A af f '- if A ...H A ,ki Q1 vp 1 ka 7ng muKimmWQXaC E an 1 P Y 4' .Q i g 1 u. -uf -..-...... ...,.-r- .. A-. f XM lv Kim.-.3 J L-f- 'I 'ww . ,V - V 'W-., .,,.,,,... fficers 84 Chiefs 2 s I.-swjm KKK! QQ! .I rv f ,,.-p ,-4-m.fw,..,,,.,, fr .. - .,. -.....-.- .,.. -.,, - ,un ...f-- ---Q ....r.... -- ,, .., .-. - ..., -. .--14. ..- ...,. ., 5--.I Him 11 .-EI X. 7 Q 'S'- -,i CC: CF 'pn Cl ....- , .,. . - .. -..q L - -J? COMMAND MASTER CHIEF BTCM qswp Donald L. Smith Master Chief Petty Officer Donald L. Smith was born in Wyandotle, Michigan on November 23, 1951. He gradu- ated from Roosevelt High School in 1970 and enlisted in the United States Navy that january. Early Sea tours included Leading Petty Officer for the Boilers Division and Oil King onboard the USS SAN IOSE AFS-7. Following his first sea tour in lune 1975, he was assigned as a Corrections Specialist Supervisor and Counsellor in the Roosevelt Roads Correctional Center at NAS Roosevelt Roads, Puerto Rico. Upon completion of this tour in September 1978, he returned to sea duty onboard the USS CONSTELLATION CV-64, where he served as Leading Petty Officer in the Automatic Boiler Control Shop, Leading Chief Petty Officer of the Num- ber One and Four Main Machinery Rooms, Oil King and Boiler Inspector. In May 1984 he rotated back to shore duty and served as schools, E-6 and E-7 Detailer, at the Military Personnel Command, Washington, D.C.. Master Chief Petty Officer Smith's awards include the Navy Commendation Medal, Navy Achievement Medal, Meritorious Unit Commendation, Good Conduct Award, Navy Expeditionary Medal, National Defense Medal, Vietnam Service Medal, Sea Service Deployment Ribbon, Navy and Marine Corps Overseas Service Rib- bon and the Republic of Vietnam Campaign Medal. Master Chief Petty Officer Smith is married to the for- mer Barbara I. Hedrick of Meycauayan Bulacan, Philip- pine Islands. They have three children Iennifer, Sharon and Donald lr, who currently reside in San Pedro, Cali- ornra. ' ' - rv--Q..,..,,. .1 Y' nv-W P,-'J,,., Q Q RETURN HOSE DR LOAD sLAcu4 on cuw 5 HAND mmm uses ' TRIP PELICAN nook MY smrm mm . f '- ' A. FA L'- qs gy HA Qgivffw n.. 'Y X P, f I4 :x:'JL.ffu1LvT3 F3 . . . ffl? ' - 1 F211 flffffl gf-s... 'A ' 4 4, PM Mrs. Barbara I. Smith The Navy Family OMBUDSMAN is a Navy Volunteer Spouse, appointed by the Commanding Officer. While on deployment, Mrs. Barbara Smith, wife of BTCMQSWQ Don- ald Smith and Mrs Lorie Rice, wife of DC3 Patrick Rice, served as the official liaison between the families of the ROANOKE and the Commanding Officer. Their duties were many and varied. They acted as the command family Trouble - Shooters, providing information and referrals to our families at home. They coordinated ship welcome programs and much, much, more. The role of the OM- BUDSMAN is a tough job, but a vital and rewarding one. From the men of the POLAR EXPRESS we are very grate- ful for your superb efforts and the outstanding dedication you both displayed. THANKS for a job WELL DONE . S .. 5 . Q Y W . . tv if USS ROANOKE AOR-7 COMMAND OMBUDSMAN An OMBUDSMAN is someone to turn to when our spirits need a lift. An OMBUDSMAN is someone we treasure for her friendship, as it is a gift. An OMBUDSMAN is someone we laugh with over little personnel things. An OMBUDS- MAN is someone we are serious with in facing whatever life brings. An OMBUDSMAN is someone who cares for you through the long lonely night. An OMBUDSMAN is some- one who is there for you 'till dawn's early light. An OM- BUDSMAN is someone who fills our lives with comfort, joy and grace, and makes the world that we live in a better place. Mrs. Lorie A. Rice The Military Wife The good Lord was creating a model for military wives and was into his sixth day of overtime when an angel appeared. She said, Lord, you seem to be having a lot of trouble with this one. What is wrong with the standard model? The Lord replied, Have you seen the specs on this order? She as to be completely independent, os- sess the qualities of both father and mother, be a perfect hostess to four or forty with an hour's no- tice, run on black coffee, handle every emergency imaginable without a manual, be able to carry on cheerfully even if she is pregnant and has the flu, and she must be willing to move to a new location 10 times in 17 years. And oh, yes, she must have six pairs of hands. The angel shook her head. Six airs of hands? No way- ' I p The Lord continued, Do not worry, we will make other military wives to help her. And we will give P9 her an unusually strong heart so it can swell with pride in her husband's achievements, sustain the pain of separations, beat soundly when it is over- worked and tired, and be large enough to sa , 'I understand,' when she does not, and say, 'I love you,' regardless. Lord, said the angel, touching his arm gently, Go to bed and get some rest. You can finish this tomorrow. I can not stop now, said the Lord. I am so close to creating something unique. Already this model heals herself when she is sick, can put up set unex- ected guests for the weekend, wave goodbye to lier husband from a pier, a runway or a depot and understand wh it is important that he leaves. The angel circlled the model of the military wife, looked at it closely and sighed, It looks fine, but it is too soft. She may look soft, replied the Lord, but she ..,' U ,Q -Q 'Hi has the strength of a lion. You would not believe what she can endure. U Finally, the angel bent over and ran her finger across the cheek of the Lord's creation. 'There IS a leak, . she announced. Something is wrong with the construction. I am not surprised that it has cracked. You are trying to put too much Into this model. The Lord ap eared offended at the angel's lack of confidence. What you see is not a leak, He sand. It rs a tear. A Tear? Wllat is it there for? asked the angel. The Lord replied, lt is for joy, sadness, pain, disappointment, loneliness, pride and a dedication to all the valves that she and her husband hold dear. You are a genius! exclaimed the angel. The Lord looked puzzled and replied, I did not put it there. ll ,Y I ' DECK Department Sha ,. .gm -v -.-q....,,-..,, 5 Ytii-I ! 5, . 2. v 3 f-ana W, ww... JI- wi-1 ,pyl 4...--5 1,4 ' sv 1:3111- 'Ld ..-.- .. ... Y-Y-X --. -,., ,,,,.....,-n.-- DECK Department we .I wp, X. YHA-I ' 'X 0 A ,, U f um e 7, f E -fy, , . 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LCDR Fred Slilh First Lieutenant LTIG leffery Miller AVO1 Division Officer BMCSQAWQ Andrew Sturk GMCQSWJ George Dean Rase Division Officer Weapons Division LCPO KV, an - 1st Division BM1 Michael Cunningham BM1 David Rodriquez GMG1 Richard Peterson BM1 Daniel Vannoy BM3 Michael Love BM3 Daniel Mapas BM3 Enrique Sanchez BM3 leff Sandoval SN Carlisle Evans SN Robert Gomez SN Ronaldo Gonzales SN Ron Hesselgrave 1st Division BM2 Rodney loyce BM3 limmy Childress BM3 Ronnie Harling BM3 Tom Krieger SN Clarence Brady SN Guiliermo Covarrubias SN Thomas Cruz SN Vance Dagostino SN loey Kennett SN Collin Kropp SN Destry Lack SN Don Margroum SN Tou Moua SN Trung Nguyen SN Terry Pierce SN Randall Rogers SA William Adams SA Aguarin SA Michael Bui SA Mikel Berghofer SA jeremy Gonzales SA Billy Harlan SA Samboun Khommarath SA lose Macarayo SA Carlos Mosquera SA Arron Nesselroad SA Chris Perkins SA lohn Reed SR Ammerson Barber SR Robert Carter SR Mark Cottrell SR Brandon Ester SR Daniel Lavigne SR Daniel Lewis SR Charles Phillips SR David Roberts ... - . -.. ,-A.-....,-f-.-.-..-...,. 4-ne. 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W A as 3 M- SA jason Barlnick BMSA james Dawson .....-- .- as 'new my ' EM2 Lloyd Sarmiento Av MM3 Rick Copeland FA Trevor Rosencranse Underway Replenishment -x ' up ,V G, ' N f vw fl ,3N' A S. ' fi-4,4 ',,2V,,,,Mgf'y M V 'iv-'M .. iLL,f. -l.'T-:pb .Q ' , I ff ,, , ,,,. , , eva- Sw A .gg FSU. ' W , .ZA ev - Qi 1- : QQ wg, if .:. X H ,, , P 2 4, fm I wp ,V Wwan X fn FH f fzixifl Vi Xl- ,ua gp-ua-sq cn.. . 'lf' 1 Fi' 1 Aff M. . ,W 4' ' S 4 Y' S ,,........ In-4.4. E GI EERI G Department ffm LT Kevin A. Holihen DCA 81 R Division Officer LT Mark Savin E Division Officer LTIG Lee Kriebaum A Division Officer I-TIG Samuel Sanchez ENGINEER OFFICER LCDR Ted Guillory M Division Officer x , , 4-1, CWO2 Paul Pedro ENS Brian Kim Main Propulsion Assistant A Division Officer VU MMCMQSWJ William Clark BTCS Ricardo Camposanto A Division LCPO B Division LCPO .AQ MMCJSW3 Doug Eichinger DCCfSWj Dominic Palella M Division ICPO G SMMO R DlVlSl0l1 LCPO I 1 l l ,..--. - it 'Q ENS Steve Miu B Division Officer 1? K' MMCSQSWQ Vito DeGuzman A Division CPO EMCQSWQ Wilfredo Peralta E Division LCPO Busy in Cargo Control during an UNREP. FN Haskins in the IP-5 Service Pump Room, his home for WEST- PAC. m.. , .. ...-W-. .....-.--...ff fn..- . ... ,n1w.,,.- ww X 1 5. .ff MMNSWJ Charlton Franco -mr-w -xg, ir I L o l i EN1 Bryan McKinney EN2 Luis Collazo MMZQSWJ Richard Cruse MM3 lames Crouch MM3 William Dresback MM3 Tim Lusardi MM3 Michael Olmstead ENFN Nathan Williams 'fi' .A 'sul I Y 7 B .1 ENFN M. Yamaguchi ENFN lohn Haught FN Larry Stearns -J cite. E W Q 5 F Division Right: FN Long :Q MMFN Rick Talcoll FR Todd Eichstadt Left: FN Williams at work . . . or play? Center: MM3 Crouch during an UNREP MM2 Virgil Edwards MM2 George lohnson MM3 Ron Beers MM3 lohn Calleia MM3 Adrian Williams ENFN Tim Haskins MMFA Carl Long ENFN Rolano Rodulfo Division MR1fSWj Dionisio Martinez 'O W.-fs--ml, MMHSWQ Gregory Smith Chief Eich, M Division LCPO vivrvf 1- Q F Top: A Hot Arabian Gulf watch in the hole. Left: MM1 84 MM3 at Admiral's Call Right: MM3 Martinez checking Lube Oil samples. --4 Fl 'N' i ' J if F l 1 A - .,-'Af A g 'ii-4-I 1 A f l s g 'ximf si Q' i fl? A I J :Y 1 1 i . x 1 ef? MI fl' ua 74? of X -f Q -0' MM2 Raymond Bailey MM2 Ronald Kraushaar MM2 Romil Mendoza MM3 lerry Aubrey MM3 Alex Bacuetes MM3 lushun Banks MM3 Daniel Brown MM3 Timothy Brown MM3 Prasad DeSiIva MM3 lohnnie Dukes MM3 Antonio Ferguson MM3 Michael Hazlett MM3 Louie Martinez MM3 lose Narvades MM3 Mark Perry MM3 Olston Pierre MM3 William Tuttle MM3 loe Viveiros MR3 Shane Wood FN Chad Manfredo MMFA Bryan Deck FA Nathan 'Drawe FA Patrick Shanks FA Timothy Macasero Division BTKSWJ Barry Barrows 1 N BT3 Dawn t ' , , , , 4 I, , ,,, r 'F' W . s i,.1 0 M. . iff .y vs. I N n in ,, ,, 'IJ 4, , .. 5 fn, s 2.2 VC,- f' Q' 1 Q 'TU mu .Ma -Q 1- ,.. ...W Aw,.w.-,.. X M. ENS Miu, B Division Officer. i D Top: BT2 Nixon on watch. Left: BT3 Coen Right: BT3 Dickson trying to stay cool. BT1 Kenneth Burgess BT1 Thomas Groll BT11SWl Duff Lamar BT2 Damon Hoffman BT2 Elmer Martinez BT2 Dennis Nixon BT2 Gary Rooke BT2 Frank Schmitz BT3 Michael Bandlow BT3 Truman Dawn BT3 David Dickson BT3 Rolando Garza BT3 Morgan Hepburn BT3 Alan Hubble BT3 Richard Niles BT3 Howard Schaller BT3 Richard Schumaker BTFN William Baker BTFA Lawrence Betts BTFA Anthony Doupe BTFN Thelvin Hawkins FN Allen Huggins BTFA Thomas lones BTFN Thomas Mitchell ,,.,...,f.,. .q,-s.- - -- -M- IC1 David Buyea EM1 Carlos Siat EM2 Michael Davis EM2 Michael Frascino EM3 Allen Pagunsan IC3 Gerald Parker IC3 Daniel Pearl EM3 lune Perez EMFN Rigoberto Salcido ICFN Paul Simpson ENFN Anthony Williams Division . :fy-f ai Fa V. sr.:-f A 'lu .5 f,,3,p I!! ---.Q s.N,k-is IC2 Darryl lones EM2 Miguel Rodriguez EM3 Robert Groll EM3 Robert Kenney EM3 Tim Worker EM3 David Yampol EMFN jamie lordan EMFA Danny Reyes ICFN Clint Washington ICFN Lorenzo Harris EMFA larrod Peabody I I I 4 R Dlvlslon HT1fSWJ Stobbart op-testing the sprinkler he made for Flight Deck Picnics. Y Nl Y MY , ,.4., I ,... 4 . xy ,L - in DCCQSWQ Palella at work. f!! sn in-, ' ff' N sf ' 4 ' L 9 MQW' , 2 ,Q WW ww, .I :,,z7 Tw wa.. , ,J . fM..... J M win , N , 5 f ,f.,..,..f-4 H: any ' ,, f fwy 'Z gn ff ,4 ,v liz W A . W j , 9 '. , , 9' Y Ifiw ' ,A i i as Z r,w'4 ff f72f'h, '- . ' , If HT1 KSWQ Mark Stobbart HT2 Frank Toro DC3 Spencer Santee DC3 Patrick Rice DCFN Shane Van Dyke HTFN Nicola Bucci FN Marty Compton DCFN Kenneth Kaufman HTFA Andrew Sibert HTFN Terry Brooks FA Kyle Huber FR Charles Taylor ...,.........-..-,4--4-.-. 4.1--w,-Q---.7'n.p vw.-.. -..-,any -- V , M 4 1 . , 1 '.l 'ul I E GI EERI G Department , L. if .211 sir? 4g..1,,,' 5-.1 ng- W, Y 3 Y 1 . it W' 1 i -'A 5' Iijeggs-1-ni.nflx,. 0 XV si. 1 Y, -W Q , ,..... iw 4 I 'V 13 ij i --o - -- ---rf ----. ..,.. ...- -.... Y..- .-...,. ... .- .hw-,,,,, 4. og 'T -.1-.ii 5 , U ml 3 ,,.,...s.,Q.,.,... , .,, SUPPLY Department Right: SKCS Helms at work at his desk. Below Left: MSSN Thomas Below Right: SKSA Rodrigues l 6----1..- --..-.-,-,,.-.Mk-,.,,-,9. .Q .... ,........,,- ,vw-,. -, , ,A , 1 - Nw Ki w X rr 'M SK2 Trudeau in rear form. SKC and SK2 giving EMC a little help fi: xx si ix- - c. ix ' .s LTIG Matt Pruitt Food Service Officer MSCS Arsenio Deiacruz S-2 Division LCPO ,ff .ISS we - S LCDR F. Landingin SUPPLY Officer ENS Darryl Gordon Disbursing Officer SKCS M. Pelina SKC Liberato DeGuzman S-1 Division Officer S-1 Division LCPO wal ,UK h-If ,mm ,,, , ...v-,, ..-Q.,--..-.,, .,,.-.- m--...Q +0 -...,. .V Y. 0 0 0 Dlvlslon SK1 Renato Amante SK1 Rolando Millan gf' 'Tifff 1 fr? SK2 Winston Cabal SK2 Ramon Sundberg SK2 Arnold Tolentino SK2 Chill'l0S F0l'lllI SK2 Hallgren, SK3 Sanchez and DK2 Curry ai a Flight Deck Picnic. ,f--J IU' wan :KSA Rodrigues hard at work in the Supply Office. SK3 Edward Bajarias SK3 Glen Lemke SK3 Phillip Sanchez SKSN Albonte Collins SKSN Luis Ponce SKSN Enrique Munoz SKSA juan Rodriquez - .,......... -..... ,-W,-1... ,,....,..-.., ...W-4-mn. -.-..,. ,..., 0 0 0 D lvlslon MS1 Rick Faulkner MS1 Thurman Lennon 'Y MS1 Isaias Mallabo MS2 Eddie Coburn MS2 Daniel Smith '-Q K MS3 Charles Barra MSSA Burgos preparing a meal. -.. .--Q-.-...-q .., f r -1 1 , . g . td x is 'Awww , of Al Q 1 i ,J T D N152 Forbes MSSN Tyrone Thomas I , fl? S9 MSSN David Benish MSSN Edward Thomas MSSN Robert Watts . MSSA Luis Burgos MSSA Ely coyco MssA loselilo lasam S-3 4 Division SH1 Casimero Luzadas DK1 lsagani Mariano wiv Y' X r s 1 i o 'K r, . 7 .,, SH3 Chris Gordon o ,o T r mb' ,Aims . +V :ij 'K . ..fwi 3 i K uf ' ' .Sf W N SHSN Chad Walker Disbo, ENS Gordon 5. ,ig 3 5 I o' Noes 1 fig -vm.. A., J . .-..... .,.V - .. fv- DK2 Robert Curry SH2 Ray Brown f Q.. DK1 Marino hard at work X 1 SH3 lames Doyle DKSN Brent Mott SHSN David Walvatne , S0 If MG' , K ..Q- Q -F . SUPPLY Department llirlvgwsmr-, n.i.+fJx Fur-'Y .md A-. 1 E '. - ,,1...4v jun--Q., Y. OPERATIONS Department 'li Rjifiif W, 55.5 -ff Miiiivisgli. fo S V' 'ts' is iff. CICOfAssl Ops LT lim Koontz OE Dlvlslon Officer LTIG Michael Caudell OPERATIONS OFFICER LT Steven johnson FOX Division Officer FOX Division LCPO OE Division LCPO OC Division LCPO LTIG leffery Ward FCCQSWJ Carl Huttner EWC leffery Kirk SMC David Nash rf' - - H -' Q N... .. V--...vi-.--,...x .A-v,-...-Y -.fun-.- mln Cl DIVISIO .M vang, ,gf O53 HBITY Adkins O53 Andrew Baum I fr ff, ,fm zz 7, w , My aff ,yq ,--f OS1 james Morris OS3 William Belen M O53 'oe Clafk O53 Orlando Hadnot 055A Martin Horne .., .,..,..-.....-....x.gv-. ., ,,,...,A, ,, I z E T yi i i F i if 1, is li r i ir i E 4 'F fi if S s ji E 1 Z ? 5 i S ! 1 9 Z 5 e I A S S 3 l 1 if 5 E r N ii 'Z V E l N. , i i i i , ,....., - .-...-.....-....- ,V-.,.,-.-.-YM-. ff if wir? 'NP 'hunk-av I af X ,, an Q 'full I 'Q 1- 1 i' -wan- 1 W1 if ,...-F. ,..w,.-..-M.. ..---'. ,,,,. .--.-.0 fn., . .. 'ft - b Q O I OE D lvlslon ET1 Richard Huls ET2 David APPel .11 ET2 Brent Constant ET2 Mark Harris EW2 Michael Hendrickson -or ET2 lesse Madrid Physical labor by an ET, a rare sight if X ' nil ...L 3-.i EW3 Robert Hager ri FT 3 Douglas Williams ET3 lames Lincoln EWSN lohn Boon EW3 Paul Bryant ET3 Michael Neff if '-'i l V, V 1 fi' 4 ff , Q , fzy if Q E. 9 L.-' Mm m V, , QQ, 'f EWSN jeff Stahl ....-1--. V V '-- -Mi- ..-..-,.,.....-..,.... .- V.. ..--.-...-.N-M f--.J -.-A -. iw,f,ww, J . 'CMJ 'Q 'V f 1 'fi 15fvZ27 Zip f ,, i,!f A r 0 0 0 OC Dlvlslon SM1 lames Leary RM1 Roger Quisl RM1 Maurice Williams SM2 Vanon Bowling RM2 K. Sherman 'zen A in RM3 lames Bartlett RM3 Patrick Daniel RM3 Bren Hgmakgr Ha ...A Rt: SM3 i0hn Otis SM3 Thomas Welliver SMSA Michael Harper in I , ,V fm- ffm A? f 4 uv RMSN Michael Higgins dancing to the rap RMSN lavier Marino RMSN jamie Stott SMSN Dean Silzler SMSN Cui! Stephens 4 ,Q .L yy FOX Division FC3 Shawn Downs FC3 Darrin Moore FC1 Mark Gardner FC2 Charles Riggs 1,,,,w ,V , .r.x .. , ,K i , .WW , ,..mz1, f,a,.'x..3., H, D- ,fs 9 5 S. FC1 loe I'd like some coffee Moilola U r I HU ...iq- .-.-...,... pi- , oy , Q 2 Lil i I --1 .. ...Q-r ...,-1- ....-- ,,...-.- ,11- ..---f ...Q-v .1 ,.--dv ...---1 ,...-1' .,.-1 5,22 2.5 ,QT yglffa -'bfitg later K FC3 leffery Armond FC3 Walter Bayne will I-f 1 nardnw 4t a Flight Dark Pirnic FC3 Dean Bell Ja FC3 Brian Milan 5 FF' FC3 Anthony Scott ., V . . .,.. , W., Y V., Z- - -.. ,., -. , J..-.W me--,U-..-Y ..,----y..--a- N g The First Class Petty Gfficer Association presents: Carnival Night The First Class Petty Officer's Association built and ran a special Carnival night for the crew while inport lebel Ali, UAE. The profits were donated to a children's orphanage in the local area. The First Class did an outstanding job and raised several thousand dollars to boot. ' fffffdf? l I J gi I1 +-H4-..-F '5- M9 4 M I HMNSWJ Michael Kamps HM2 Herminio Fernandez MEDICAL Department Medical Department personnel holding training during a Safety Standdown. HN Lewis on station during an UNREP . ,fm .aan- l Je i f, J K . . , , K . . . 5 gf? ' : gf Lklfffwi Q, . KAVNA ix.. 5 1 r AQ , Y. K l , w if. !, ,Z A - --Q..-an v, . 5, ... X T7 wi N . V ,At .qt - , : Z I WW? ,,,,2,,,,' 3 1 l Executive Department C EXECUTIVE Department Q' N W NAVIGATOR LT Christian Tecca PNCSQAWQ Ernesto Zaragoza Admin Division Officer QMC jerry Davis MMC Clifford Henley NCCQAWQ Patrick Riley Navigation Division LCPO 3-M Coordinator!DAPA Command Career Counsellor 'N -.+ ',,' ,Q ,-wall' 4-.qi '7 DMI Division PN1 Melchor Cabang YN2 RiChafd Abbott PC3 CWI '-OPC! YN1 Whip hard at work. QW?- w RPS ' . N Hemel L9W'5 PNSN Michael Sacapanio YNSN Byron Tmhan W l 23,553 gg. ' PC2 Terrance Simmons YN3 Anthony Adams PN3 Roehl Espinosa 'W km, 1., PNSN Aguilar PNSN lames Guidotti NAV GATIO Division Q 1: sy P, - x 4 Hn ' V6 .X 4 fi- 1 Z s 1 E ff K If In of 1 ,Q if Sl! J Z.. l V, l f 6 x , x x,5, I 2 W , . QM3 David Kelly at the Helm. S X X N ,f ,, if f Wax. , . 4 , N,.,.x. 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'S , i The Roanoke Kennel Club ...by day. . .and by night bf wp Bl R k M D R wth f 54 12 CN- 'Kilo -..,-1' 1 535' l 1 W is pq J EMBASSY OF THE MANILA, PHILIPPINES UNITED STATES OF AMERICA llllff ' I fm June 27, 1991 Captain Ron Weber Commanding Officer USS Roanoke Dear Captain Weber: I am back in Manila doing business which is more or less routine and Fiery Vigil is already fading as a memory. I tried yesterday to pass a series of messages for the officers I met to their wives and girlfriends at home but that damnable American invention, the answering mac ine, frustrated me in every single case. I left messages on tapes from Boston to San Diego and I'II try again today to reach a human being somewhere. I am telling everybody at home that you will be in touch from the first port of call but that the evacuation mission kept you from liberty in the Philippines and the next liberty was unpredictable. Please accept my thanks once again for the lift down from Subic to Cebu. It ended with a novel twist, we went aground for a little while. Your special guests took it all in good humor. I must tell you that most of the evacuees were at the ends of their ropes when they got to Mactan Air Base on Cebu. The additional stressful events -temporary accomodation in difficult circumstances at Sublc and then the voyage down - after the initial trauma of the ash fall and tremors put them at the edge when they got to us. The Marine Corps did their level best to make the final staging point habitable but it wasn't easy to keep an even flow of passengers through Mactan and some people had to linger longer than they needed to. The camp looked like Bangladesh after a typhoon. We moved about 19,000 through the placeg it is shut down as of today. You probably know it but it won't hurt to repeat that the performance of the Roanoke crew in this whole episode was superb with respect to the evacuees. There were plenty of human interest notes l some of these snapshots capture thosel where it showed that the officers and men were doing more than could resonably be expected to make the victims as comfortable as possible enroute home. To the extent it means anything coming from me, just another loyal servant of the crown, I think you did an extraordinary job. ' Thanks for your many kindnesses and hospitality. Tell the Chaplain thanks also. If you'd like more prints of any of these shots, please let me know. Since ly, Richard Russell La Roche Deputy Consul General Roanoke had two stops in the Philippines, the first to evacuate 547 personnel trapped and left homeless from the MT Pinatubo volcanic eruption and the second a short portcall. It was shocking to see the results of the voIcano's wrath yet amazing to see how fast the island was recovering. Weather and Mother Nature took away a lot of our outdoor fun but there were still plenty of nightclubs open for a little relax- mg. 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