Robison (DDG 12) - Naval Cruise Book

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1981 volume:

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X, 8 Th8?B931'd6f 1?6WingZ Contest-66-1 g 6 if Kxtk gf. 6- 6 6 Z V in 6 f ig-6 6 6. 6 lx Q it 'Adva6gvv1Hents7Prvmqtions 6 , 90-5931 Welffwe H0m0fAff-M116 92-94 WESTPAC ffsrfcs ' is 6 5 5 66 if 6 X -E 6- 66 X X A Q '- ' 5 6 if f - 6 p--6 L 6 m-55 is is gg 5 R 1' K 6 6k C 6 6,66,. 6k 'wks 6lLV its XE Q-5-5-lg., 6 6 so - S 0 Mx-6 3 5 -6 ,Q Q M Cruisebook Staff CR UISEBOOK EDITOR EWC Mike Mader CRUISEBOOK ADVISOR LT David Broeklehurst ASST EDITOR JO3 John Hurt CR UISEBOOK PH OTOGRAPHER STG2 James Diviney ADDITIONAL PHOTOGRAPHERS GMGC J. Hollis PH2 E. Adamick EW2 M. Starzinski STGC R. Johnson OS2 B. Cook HM2 S. Young' ICC J. McMillian PH2 R. DeWayne Jr. GM G3 J. Phillips BTC C. Rainey EW2 G. Andrews MMI M. Lingard FTM2 E. Pratt ?S 3 Commanding Officer CDR Dana P. French, Jr. Commander Dana P. French enlisted in the Navy in June 1955, he attended recruit training and the Naval Academy Preparatory School at Bainbridge, Maryland. He attended, graduated, and received his commission from the U. S. Naval Academy in June 1961. He then served tours on the USS COONTZ KDLG-91 as the 1st Lieutenant, the USS WHIPPOORWILL fMSO-2072 as the Execu- tive Officer, and the USS KOKA IATA-1852 as the Commanding Officer. He then became Aide and Flag Lieutenant to Commander, Western Sea Frontier, after which he was ordered to Command River Assault, Division 112 in the Delta Region of South Vietnam. During this tour of duty he received the Purple Heart and two Bronze Star Medals With the Combat V , After his return from Vietnam, he Was assigned as the Weapons Officer onboard USS LEAH Y IDLG-162. In 1971 he attended and graduated from the Armed Forces Staff College, and then served aboard USS COCHRANE IDDG-122 as the Executive Officer. Commander French then attended Naval Postgraduate School, from Where he graduated with a Masters of Science Degree in Personnel Management. He was then ordered to the Bureau of Na val Personnel in the Human Resource Management Division. In December of 1978, Commander French accepted command of USS ROBISON IDDG-122. Executive O ficer CDR Robert L. Hattan 5, , T Commander Robert L. Hattan received his commission through the NROTC program after he graduated from the University of Texas with a B. S. in Chemical Engineering. He served in the submarine service for six years, which included tours on USS HADDO ISSN-6041, USS RONQUIL fSS-3962 and With the staff of CINCPACFLT. He then left the submarine service in 1972 to join the Surface Warfare community. After his arrival in N 15 V X ffliiwf- . A YR.-vlxl few X XSS-x. rl lf- ., ,g , r xg X - X X 9 ff . the surface Navy, he was assigned as the Engineering Officer on USS HOEL KDDG-132 and the USS TURNER JOY IDD-9512. He then reported onboard USS ROBISON to serve as Executive Officer on October 20, 1979. Commander Robert L. Hattan is a graduate of the U. S. Navy Submarine School and the Navy Destroyer School. He is a distinguished graduate at the Armed Forces Staff College. Westpac Departure For many of us, deploying to the Western Pacific meant being away from loved ones for five long months. We accepted the challenge that awaited us in foreign waters and lands and we turned to our loved ones and fellow shipma tes for added moral support to perservere through our separation. There were mixed emotions among some ROBI sailors. 'The excitement of sailing the un- predictable Pacitic stimulated the adventurous nature in old salts and boots alike. Perhaps the chance to visit foreign countries and experience their cultures in the course of our naval mission made being away from our loved ones a little bit tolerable. I 5, ,, I ,Q - 1 Q ,Q L , VI SM2 Bentley says farewell to his family for five months. u- e r V A u ' . f J03 Hurt embraces his fiancee, Desiree, before deploying. '? ! t'nri1? s . -X X 3 xx X quid A W' lgfri. Johnson receives a goodbye kiss from husband o . 1... ,u,-rf qw.: I xi, DK1 Bonafacio spends a quiet moment with his family. fr- 1 .- 'f-Z8 gl 12 4 fu T ,,, ,, .- 1 Petty Officer Wright's family came down to say their goodbyes. v ' y - 0 f ' ' I t . .y iff-5 , l A' 'xt Widge--'V CDR French 's family wishes him and his crew a safe voyage and return home. v-Qs, FTM3 Gardineer manages a smile for his fiancee Leila and the photographer. , F ,S s Q, 5. V 5 e n i v is Q X4 , ax 2 f, , .P f an ,,,,,,.,.,-.--aww- ' T f ,J-4-.S STG2 Wright receives a bon voyage from his girlfriend Ann. Tiger Cruise When We set sail for the Far East, onboard were several honorary ROBISON sailors'j better known as Tigers, accompanying us as far as Hawaii. They were the fathers, brothers, and sons of ROBI crewmembers who came to get a first hand account of Navy life at sea. From the signal bridge to after-steering, these curious Tigers poked around and questioned sailors about living and Working aboard ROBISON. Each sailor Was more than happy to display his professionalism to this enthusiastic group of honorary ROBISON sailors . ' a'ff if ' 'UO f ' '--.. in LT Rodwell teases his son. -.1 , 'Q I ff x wma. ' f fM ,T iw-- M-w...,.,,N.ssh 1 T x 'O 4' Qty JI, Ni 'V I .YN 'N-Aa .T - The Tigers and Panthers get together 'th th ' ,1a1,,1, ,f W -,,.n,jQg.4, f- ,Fw - 'Z f t Z2-at , , . . 4, 7 2? f 1 1 f X I I 1 f AW ' 'aff MUZ f? ja W f V , ,f 0 , .W , f ff Z f ,KY Q M WZ 'W I iffy' Nw fff Z 1 43 f, ff an aw 1 Z I' ' Hawaii W1 e1r sponsors for a group photo prior to arriving in Oahu, a. aww QLTZG Robredo offers one of the Panthers a sample of the oo . Axiwvwak X 'Vw-K f. Father and son IHT2 Michael Hoarj spend a quiet moment together. vi 3, like 'w 4 I . I .--- ff' .. ee X ,955 1 A Q- 7 Q s ' NQ 1 g t . W, I in , E9 , 1 six ' f is I X W Remember son, you'II never get too big for me to discipline ya! ME FTMC Cheney with son, Jeffrey. Eric sits on dad's knee as ROBISON unreps from NIAGARA FALLS KAFS-32 Engin eering De partm en t LT H errick, MPA 4: Officer LTJG Mayor, B Div. Officer The Engineering Department is responsible for the safe operation and maintenance of the ships propulsion plant and auxiliaries. In steaming thousands of miles on a Western Pacific deploy- ment, the Engineers provide support for virtually all shipboard systems and activities. ROBISON's Electrical Division maintains the ships'service turbine and diesel genera tors and the distribution of 450 and 110 volt power throughout the ship. In addition, they are responsible for the ships gyro-compass, interior communications equipment, alarms, indicators, and the CCTV LCDR T. Holder, Engin- eering Officer LTJG Zitney, M Div. LTJG Gearey, DCA CWO2 Taylor, ENG. Ad- min. Asst. system. The Boiler Division performs the maintenance and operation of the four 1200 psi boilers and associated equipment. The Machinery Division ensures the smooth operation of shipboard main engines and related equipment. Auxiliaries Division repairs and operates ROBISON's emergency diesels, boa ts, steering, air conditioning, and a wide variety of ships support equipment. Finally, the HT Shop maintains the ships damage control gear in good order and performs all types of hull repair Work. Boiler Technician CBTB 2572 Division BTC Williams BTC Rainey BTI Fore BTI Martin BT2 Rumbaugh BT2 Biclrford BT2 Anstad BT2 Brockman BT2 Windus BT2 Malibago BT3 Kelly BT3 Burdge BT3 Wallace BT3 Yates BT3 Bordon BT3 Brewer BT3 Hernandez BT3 Southworth BT3 Moore BT3 Lyle BT3 Brazelton BTFN Murphy BTFN Nooner BTFN Defreeze BTFN Kestle R D1 V1S10I1 A Hull Maintenance 5 i n dsl I F I 0 0 o f I If ww, ,W 5 j v ff , 1 -ui . 5 Y' 1, V' 1 J' 4 I A f, V4 M 1 I' VN Q . Q F Z: I Q. . fu? - , r, If 9 N . H .1 ' 4 f f 1 I x-k, .r J',I Q 254 ,K H F' q Q 'Ni . if Q r I 'f- n f .S QB X fy '.-1 f C J I I TecnnuclenCHTJ lj R n , E- s lx BTFN Stanley BTFN Boyle BTFN Galyan BTFN Sli umaker BTFN Ross BTFN Milner FN Alexander BTFA Smith BTFN Bogert BTFA Davis s amz R Q I , , f 5 HTFR Anderson V H Tl Medina H Tl Riley H T2 Hoar H T3 Williamson H T3 Winston HT3 Town HTFN Stobbart ENFN Painter FN Fields HTFA Banny E Division i 411119 'i2, EIectrician's Mate QEMJ EM3 Richard Eh 'Q' Interior Communications Electrician UCD ICC McMiIIian ICI Tubbs IC2 Lindquist IC2 Mayer IC3 Carpenter I CFN 'Beard ICFN Steen I CFN Pagano ICFN Nesmith I CFA Ramon EMC Krambeal EM 1 Dominguez EM3 Papa EM3 White EM3 A ylsworth is if QE ff!! 3,-J ,J .Jay T. 'U :.L.?.H :rx .A my '- L 1- .. 13 Machinisfs Mate UVIMJ Engineman CENJ iff asv' I4 MM CS Mills EN1 Bundy MMI Evangelista MMI Leomiti EN3 Auzenne .EN3 Cieslewicz EMFN Proulx ENFA Lowery ENFN Pain ter HTFN Sprankles FN Fiala FN Perez FN Griffin FN Barchard FA Jacques Machinery Repairman CMRD MMI Lingard MMI Wilmeth MM2 Delacruz MM2 Williams MR2 Swift MM2 Cooley MM2 Webb MM3 Abbey MM3 Lawson MM3 Capper MM3 Hudson MM3 Mabry MM3 LaPointe MM3 McNeill MM3 Davenport MM3 Sedlacek MM3 Yeaple MMFN Baker MMFN Trueblood MMFN Aguilar MMFN Cotlzran MMFN Humphrey MMFA Erwin MMFA McKinney MMFA Wheat xi ..- W 4 5 'Hb fwu ,? '! 6, 57' '33 A Gang: Left kneeling - FN Fiala, BTFA Davis, ENFN Auzenne, MMFN Trueblood, MM2 Delacruz. Standing: LTJG Gearey, EN2 Hobbs, EN2 Cieslewicz, MM3 LaPointe, MR2 Swift, MMI Evangelista, MMC Collins. N .M f? x N, . ' .ff ff? 15 f 1, 0 Z X X azz ' ., f, V n f 4 A ' g 4 3 V ' 4 n FN Fi-918 911f0.VS H 110t dog during a ROBI cookout. ENFN Auzenne checks gauges in the No. 2 Engineroom. I6 E I4 R Gang: Left kneeling: H TFN Stobbart, H TFN Winston, HTFN Anderson, HTFN Fields. Standing left: LTJG Gearey, EIT3 Williamson, H T2 Hoar, H TFN Bann y, H T1 Medina, H T1 iley. Q 1' M X ENI Bundy and HT1 Riley relax in the sea breezes. HT3 Town - RESIDENT FIREMAN! Unidentified Silvery Object KPX A ROBI Welder hard at Work 4, r O l Have a nice Navy day! IBTC Raineyj ga ' In L' lx J! or - , dxf' ' 9 . 4 5 a if - ,, N-N u- r .+o1,, 1 4 W ,4 jpfi 1 . . X ' Q I' ' K I if N C7-it lin 9' ,P Ai '3 A Q l xp ' e 4 iff ll 'N , X ' if K N. , XS3 K 3 , Elk I ,fl 5 X W - fi , , RX 1 N895 f- ff f fkwejx Ss. Q Mom, I'm going to be a little late for dinner. X X YR i JY ,,4W:,Jf ., V A display of controlled serenity. Malibu Beach or Bust. w T' aunnqg.. an-4. ,,,.,,, :un ., ........, K, r, 1. XJ f ,. ffl Y who f x f, X f 4' 7 i 71 '47 if Q1 Q if If , V ofvfg 4 Q , , ff 4' ' pow? f ' .gg 5' ' ' M of ! 'MVB ff' I 1 7 ' 'M at 1 s . 5 ' 2 2 2. A 1 u , I 3 if 1 my No. I Fireroom Bra vados: Left: BT3 Southworth, BTFN Shumaker, BT2 Malibago, BTI Johnson, BTFN Nooner, BT3 Bordon. Y .ff i fb We BTFA Milner tires up a boiler in the No. 1 Fireroom. Hi! I 'm your new boss. Opera tions Department 'uv -x LT S. Stalnaker, Opera- tions Officer LTJG Cone, CIC Officer C WO2 Kirkpa trick, DRM CS Neizgoda, Comm. EM Of E WO Officer ROBISONS' Operations Department is responsible for the planning and executing of the ships' schedule, the ships' external communications, detections of ships and aircraft by radar or passive electronic Warfare, and repair of electronic equipment. ROBISON's achievements in the areas of telecommunications, both broadcast and tacticalg combat direction and intelligence collectiong electronic Warfare: and repair of communications equipment and search radars have earned the ship a reputation for opera tional excellence. During the Operation Valiant Blitz, a Well done for communications coordination from the Commander RADM Shiclr, CTF 76. Contributing to ROBISON'S superior operational reputation were Communica- tions IOCQ Division, composed of Radiomen IRM'sl and Signalmen ISM'sjg Electronic Repair and Electronic Warfare IOEQ Division, including both Electronic Technicians IET'sj and Electronic Warfare Technicians 1EW's1 and Combat Informa- tion I OI j Division, made up of Operations Specialists IOS'sj. lf R3d'0m3V1KRM5 . . . SignaIman1SMJ OC D1v1s1on -4 N! Y! SMSN Johnson Q I. n U, RMC Blust RMI Bedford RMI Ferguson RM2 Little RM2 Jenke RM2 Freedman RM3 Bourge RM3 Hyer RM3 Cyr RMSN Munsey RMSN Beckley SMI Hawkins SM2 Acuna SM3 Arras SM3 Forquer f 4. I Us 4 lt! Q ll' X Lg' Electron, Electronic ,, 'CS ' ' ' Warfare TeChmCIan KET? D1 VISIUH Technician QEWD E'TCHodo H ii Hi 26 Yr 'Q E W2 Starzinslri E W3 Thom ETI Lindquist ETI Redfern ET2 Bolle ET2 Barnlzouse ET2 Tinker ET2 Smith ET3 Grajales ET3 Sznajder ET3 Hansel ET3 Banner ET3 Ca talon E WC Mader E W2 Koller E W2 Andrews ' 'E :J 171,72 59. A , A Q ' 67 Q e r 3 4 v S I OI Division spgglg groqrgsp X-J SZ OSSN Grigsb y OS3 Butler OSSN Farmer OSSN Phillips .MA Q Q6 OSC Johnson OSC Harrell OSI Berhalter OSI Anthony OS2 Burham OS2 Elliot OS2 Morgan OS2 Brooks OS2 Shaw OS3 Richlin OS3 Cook OS3 Dawson OS3 Evans OS3 Demane OSSN Fiori as 32, R in -fc Y tx -V-gm A V ., J- 9. M.--fm' rm' -nv 24 See, Bolle, sharing a chair with Woodstock isn't so bad. . . . no, make that two six packs and a strawberry yogurt for my friend here. S Him. So, that's a calibrated screw! I thought that was Why does the color always go bad when M 'A 'S H 8 panic button. comes gn? xg as Q- 3' n Lx , X i 1 x i v I if Er . . ., Howyah doing XO sir, I was just about to remove it. here, X aff x , , f ii QS? 51 1? 3 ..,gt Q15 I, 2 15 C X BEEP... BEEP... BEEP... BEEP... BEEP CIO You're crazy if you think I 'm gonna clean that up! i 1 If my calculations are right, McDonald's is right Literally speaking, a guy could lose his shirt working here. Weapons Department :QM L LT L. Murphy, Weapons Officer 'lair GMMC MacVittie, Ist Div. Officer Officer The Weapons department serves the crew in a variety of ways. However, their primary mission is to keep ROBISON's weapons serviceable and to defend her from unfriendly forces. Their personnel are responsible for stowing, assembling and loading ordnance for the quarter- deck inport watchstanders, mount 51 and 52 5 54 caliber guns, the tartar MK-11 missiles and the ASROC missile launcher. They are also involved in main taining and exercising ship 's sensors, weapons, and NTDS systems. ENS Stadius, CS Div. 51-f LTJG Ward, AS Div. GMGC Hollis, G Div. Officer Officer Weapons department's secondary mission, but just as important, is the maintenance and preservation of the ship's body. They provide paint and cleaning gear to each division to keep ROBISON in tip top shape. Weapons can take pride in the fact that they have successfully met every challenge they were faced with and also in the knowledge that if need had ever arisen, ROBISON's weapons systems and the men who manned them were fully ready for combat. x ,1 Y! s Q Gunners Mate QGMJ FTCS Haynes F TM 1 Dubois FTM I Browning FTM I Kinka de FTM I Cannon F TMI Beckwith FTM2 Winders FTM2 Story FTM2 Pratt FTM2 Brown FTM2 Rossignol FTM2 Tompkins FTM2 Estepp FTM2 Staples FTM2 Pickard FTM2 Heaney FTM3 McCormick FTM3 Gardineer FTM3 Klier FTMSN Watts GMM2 Wilcox GMM2 Becker GMM2 Dolzrer GMMSN Hoover GMMSA Dollevoet Sonar Technician CST? STGC Johnson STG2 Atkins STG2 Wright STGZ Donahue STG2 Broderick STG2 Diviney STG3 Furukawa STG3 Macewen STG3 Donaldson STGSN Whitney STGSN McAfee STGSN Swicegood GM T2 Welch GM T2 Kessel GM TSN Newkirk 53 0 0 0 .gd B a FTG2 Meyer FTG3 Uecker FTG3 Keefer GM G2 Gadson GM G3 Fogle GM G3 Shields GM G3 Day GMGSA Phillip x ,f Y s Q Gunner's Mate CGM? FTGC Crawford FTGC Ramirez FTG1 Livermore FTG2 Mathias FTG2 Wright S S2 I st Division Boatswairfs Mate CBMJ SR Fiocchi SR Shinske SR D. R. Whitney BM2 Trifilo BM2 Johnson BM3 Kilpatrick BMSN Haldiman SN Stevens SN Pfeil SN Hurt SN Molina SN Ponson SN Meyers SA Robinson SA Starkey SA Brubaker SA Middleton SA Barrios SA Smith SN L. Davis SA Baisey SA Martinez SA Coats 14 N 5 S 5 1 45 I f Y: Your move and it better be wrong . . . know what I mean? GMM2 Dohrer at your service. Look at the flipper on that mermaid. ' Mr B0y, I sure Wish they'd let Wives get underway. L,-9' ' ai' W, s , Sf af, f 'K , nk Q L, f ,- if ' wx S-a -i-I-i-n-g, takes m W-8 '8 -8 'Y 2 5' .1 Wfi V, 4 ,,,,.,fN f,., ... AS Div. Kneeling left: STGC Johnson, TM3 Libbee, STG3 Donaldson, STG2 Kessel, LTJG Brock- lehurst, Second Row: STG2 Wright, STG2 Broder- ick, STG3 Diviney, STG2 Atkins, STG3 Meyers. Third Row: STG3 Furuka Wa, GM GSN Newkirk, STGSN Whitney, STG3 Corcoran, STG2 Donahue. ' 35133 uyuun a , . irq Huang, . Petty Officer Libbee takes a break from the hectic life-style of a torpedoman. if 5 7 f You do the passage for a Week if you lose. L. W was here. K lf- Z, t it ' xv., V Q 9 Q. r M 'Q Lxrx if x . ,. x XX i -+ ,,, r gf V I 5? gg ,.,,, ,Q - .',, I think I 'll try the handball game .ff l now. , 1 . Xqzsv g i i , No, he didn't have to pry the rifle . ' from my hands . . . this is con- trolled fear. i ieoas e -ummm V ., SF S f f We tic E it ne 7e an-418 1 NK. 'iW5C'?v- 'L 'S Boy, some guys just have all the luck. , , 0, u if 5 .iisianespka 1 Q s U I I ' X . K slixci rgigraf o Nl V NWN xl I f 555 kM3lXhA4Q5!SQI Well, tl18t,S show business! W V 1. ftff-if WX Af R L ff 9 ' , 3 3 , ,fl if C L M Z! , fx ! JZ E3-w.,W,m,-sit 5 ' f , ,,W Z Jfmg W X ,f f V, QW-5,,,I Wye-, I, , JW, Z 4fQe ' , ,k Pay attention or the next one Won't be a Warning! Ever have when . . . one of those days First Di vision First Division is responsible for the mainten- ance and preservation of ROBISON's superstruc- ture. This includes sweeping, swabbing, and painting the decks, and sides of the ship. The men of lst Div. are also involved in various underway evolutions. They stand underway watches on the bridge and man forward and after lookout stations to insure that all is well in the vicinity of the ship. The helicopter transfer detail is another phase of the boa tswain ma tes job. It is their responsibility to insure the transfer of personnel and materials, ship to helicopter land vice versaj, by the safest means possible. This holds true for underway replenishment details. While the ship is refueling at approximately 12-I5 knots the potential danger involved in the transfer of fuel and supplies requires the full attention of the men involved in the evolutions. Perhaps the most notable responsibility of the men of lst is anchoring and docking of the ship. Everyone from the Captain to the Chiefs' five-year-old son knows that a boa tswains mate job is tying the ship to the pier . I can see clearly now arf-...,! I must ha ve told them a dozen times, no stray line! Q iw ff: S 4 lst Div: Sitting left: SN Malone, SN Martinez, SN Pfeil, SA Barrios, Standing: BM2 Johnson, LTJG Robredo, BM3 Trifilo, BMSN Kilpatrick, BMC Howard, BM3 Brandon, SN Stevens, SA Sarabia, BM3 Gallant, SA Molina, SA Whitney, SN Starkey. I' BM2 Trifilo performing the Theme from McCloud . i i If you ain't a tin can sailor . . . ax 495 Q of bQ38'3f3?3:v 00009 Roo ' f t A It's 48 de rees with the barometric pressure 8' gradually dropping, SN Stevens plotting his next move 4' R ? Yo podia tener un V-8!! Engineering, Bridge . . . give me 30 knots. Nav Admin Department Personnelman KPN? LT. D. Brocklehurst, Admin Officer 159,59 , 5155? is itll, W PNC AIeShi1'e QM C Keene MA Master-at-Arms 4 D .XX u MAC Rich Quartermaster NCI Calcagni HM' Baum N! wa.. '. A Navy KQMJ Counselor CNCJ PN2 Ca brexa PNSA 0'Leary YN3 Reyna YN3 Nora YN3 Palmer SN Johnson QM2 Jordan QM3 Hall QMSN Price HM2 Young YGOI'T13I'1fYNl POSTBI Clerk QPCD Cgrpgman QHMQ -.lOUI'F18llStfJOl ' 37 Navigation Z V Department The term Navigation is somewhat incomplete in describing this department. It refers to only one of the seven major services provided by members of the department. Ratings included in the Navigation Department are, Quartermaster, Yeoman, Personnelman, Navy Councilor, Hospital- man, Postal Clerk, and Journalist. Due to this wide diversity in job areas, the senior member in each rating is in practice like a Department Head himself , Underway, the Quartermasters stand watches on the Bridge. During this cruise, they ha ve responsibly navigated the ship nearly thirty thousand miles. The other men con tin ue to perform their regular duties underway, and they also man various bearing taker and sound-powered phone talker positions during special evolutions, like Sea Detail and General Quarters. This calls for a significant amount of cross-training so services can be continued even when the only man formally trained is absent. Each member of the Department would readily admit that his job is very challenging, yet, often, very fun and rewarding. QM2 Jordan and QM3 Reed shoot the stars. I Ai' T '-vu.. il NXX Gang: Kneeling left - LTJG Morrissey, HMI Sisneros, PC3 Maldonado, YN3 Reyna, QMSA Price, gITAJg?lgZ1lcklehurst, YN3 Palmer, J03 Hurt, PN2 Cabrera, NCI Calcagni, PNC Aies-hire, QMC Keene, ,G . ,df 3 1 4 9 I 1 I could have been a contender. You Want it when, buddy? ,Awww X r wwf' -e ef. X1 5,t!'?'4H' X V ,emi .oi if 5 X:-:Fx . t. R My Mondays usually aren't this gung-ho. I cou1d've been a contender, too, cuz! 5 Q 4 ww M 'Yann NfX's Fantastic Four fooling' around. TMS 1811 is 8 P1'0dUCf of U19 Philippines. 9 F 1 l , r N uf-annum-mmhmuanupvm - . Z f V QMC Keene QM2 Reed f f I ,,,, 2 ff, I aw NCI Calcagni MAC Rich and LT Stalnaker N V S. 1, U ,Nw HM 1 Sisn eros PC3 Gen dron if , K .gum- Hmm.-thu Q Z?- HM2 Young, Would you trust this man to examine you? 'Wi' W l ? ff. f if if Adds 5 aff' 1 gg WW W 2 WWW! -i 'mJ J03 Hurt Suppl Department Officer ENS Brennan, Disbursing Officer The Supply Department is divided into four divisions, all designed for maximum service to the crew. The storekeepers' mission is to provide repair parts and equipmental supplies to the crew. This job is essential to the material readiness of the ship. The second division is the Mess Management Specialists. These men are responsible for the preparation of delectable food for the entire crew. This mission requires them to work long and hard hours to ensure that the menus meet both the discriminating tastes of the crew and the rigorous nutrition standards set by the Navy. Third, are the Ship's Servicemen. Their role is varied and widespread. Throughout their Navy tour, they may service the crew in the capacity of barber, MSCS ACAC Sl LT R. Rodwell, Supply 97133, SK CS CASE la undryman, recordkeeper, and ship's store opera- tor. The final division which makes up the Supply department are the Disbursing Clerks. The DKS maintain the crews' pay accounts, which is a very delicate responsibility. Nothing is more sacred to a sailor than his pay, therefore, the disbursing clerks are required to see that the crew gets the pay and other benefits to which they are entitled in a timely manner. ROBI crewmembers expect the Supply d0P31't' ment to live up to their reputation of Service to the Fleet . Their expertise in providing an intricate number of services have earned them the respect and dependability of the men aboard ROBISON. N-.H N... If you haven't completed a Form X N 1250, you must have the wrong X A fu A to i 'Q W 5 place. Raiplfs the name and food's my claim to fame. X N Q V Q QJNSQ Y x XS Q s av' f' f' In my business, being accurate is next to godliness. l R OBI M essline Beautification Q Program . 14 4 3 , I Q .M '- 'A' ' -f'.1NJ. ' ' new... M. .. ,- .. f -f --- -- -4 ' ei . emnwaf 1 SU I Ship's Service- Storekeeper CSKJ y man CSHj M SKI Ja vinar SK2 Gaffney SK3 Scuderi SK3 Tiscller SN Prodon FR Polom Disbursing dl I SH2 Hynes SH2 Jimenez SHSN Boone SHSA Williams SA Wilson Dlsbursmg Clerk CU K7 DK 1 Bon1fac1o DK2 Christiansen 4 is 5 Q '- ,- ,, V .gan 9 -A A 3 ,1 . ' . - ffeflf 4 .,,,.,.4----- ood Service Mess Management Specialist CMSD Wlmw fi sr? MSI Agbin MSI Rosario MSI Tlustos MS2 Corpuz MS2 Flogio MS3 Brinkley MS3 Badan MS3 Warren MSSN Fendall MSSN Saue , Zum,-:QWT MSSR B urgen MSSN York MSSN Howell 2: 'Q I W - ' ' If . ' , -sf fy waz-4 ' '-N: I, 3 f . W so YI! -.Aw-- w Os' 1 1 . W., In 45 1 'N if Z3 ,. ?c,a,,v 7 f K f W V' '4 yffg Q ' ' EUQVZ Q ,,,, we W f r ,, ' Q W' ry 'B S . W at , Q ,.-vv ' 7-L .4 ,Zyl 9 Q Supply Dept: Front row - Left: SKI Javinar, DK2 Clzristansen, SK3 Hynes, SKSN Williams, SK3 Bryson, DK1 Bonafacio, LT Rodwell. Back row: SKCS Case, SHI Garcia, SH2 Jimenez, SK3 Scuderi, SK3 Tisclzer. 3-wi 1 25.54 ,V,, Q, aqui. in 33'-3181 ' . ,i . . , .,,........p 'Y ' 'W 1 Calcagni, get a load of those Boy, I 'd gladly trade my spatula for a chance to do your paperwork. skinny legs. How about a shag cut this time R. C.? Five more days to comforting medical attention. N, Q 'fx We're into money for the aesthetic effect it has on us. M472 ' ' ' M'f 7' fs ' fs, ' nmpafy' I g. i. . Underway Replenishment Y JV ',.N . - fpiiv W., ., gf, 5-, , .-Q'. I 1 A , 1' , ' 149' -6 3,5-' . -H '45- F ex ag 4-m.Q an-an-N,,,,.., X ykkmmw x -ng, , K X xx xX ,SSQ N Q QP fy 0 f4 .4 . X. K 1, ,. 1+-4 X 0 Ai y Q . f ,Q 1' ,f i X - , -K .. Qrwz, 4 1 ws f n.. K ,yr +- ' f in K 4 iam ' EA , K 1 3: --v .f :fl M. X ' , 2 t I 4 F ug- N. D IQJHON U li E .A U x .ma nut. l,'.I!x'ls.xXl,k . ' LkljG!E'L'EkELN 'jd N.Jl'U1k' L L.xNDlXi.klk!. 'Q A ,, HULL RLML ll.x'XlLlC1nl C9 Th! i -mc mx .ex ex ..wn-Xx aw. 1,3 1 1 u1LLvuLuu L:.cu.l11.-1.4.1 x,. x QW, mx. lLLUtl1..-Ill-Q MXL 1Xq.ux..X ui - Lle1'Cl.X nl rm, lmuu- nur. qi. ll, l c L-1gn.1.1'1.iL1c1' ex mm wennm-:X fx, u.nn1..L v..1Xx. Lu. use KX 'W ,N 1'1 QCUH V k 'zfs x A chance to stroll along the golden sands of Waikiki Beach, watch the hula dancers, take a Windjammer cruise, surf the Hawaiian tubes'j visit Diamond Head, or tour the Arizona Memorial were just a few of the many sigh ts and adven- tures we visualized in the tropical paradise of Oahu, Hawaii. After docking in Pearl Harbor, we wasted no time in seeing the more cele- .N X X,X,XfIXNX',,,-. , -,X . ,X XX 'Xu WW. -. X: XXXXXX,X,X3,XX,XQfX XLXX:WX'XDXXXXXXXXQXZQXXXQXX X 9X'l'f-l'1X'1 :i 'XXX' X 51 3 '-YXX-X'XXXX,aXXXX,X:N'sAXvA'.XXXW1XXX9.XX.vX , :c,f,, XXX.. . Xfi, -X .X XX, X-..,XgXXXf-'Xu -,, -XXJXWXX ,X X AX-XXX XXWXXXLJ1' X Xw. Kms: 'L XA'-12 X. X- 'X' LX.-CXFYQ' XX X ,X X X XXX ,X XMEX XX1.XXX,3ggXWXQgXXFX-,X ,, X-N X1 H P' ' N , ,X.,XfXwXXaX'X XXfk'X't ,X ,,,r, X X brated places on the island since we were only scheduled to stay three days. However, we were delayed in Oahu for three months while await- ing repairs, new parts, inspections and trail runs. The extended in- port period gave us a chance to explore the multi-faceted qualities of Oahu many tourists never imagined! Ship 's Picnic Having a ship's picnic for the crew was one of ROBISON's ways of saying thanks for a job well done. There were other ways of showing their appreciation, but none were quite as effective for bringing the crew together to have fun in a relaxing atmosphere. r There was only one shipwide picnic held during the cruise, but many such social gatherings were held in the form of divisional parties in such places as Oahu, Hawaii and Grande Island, Philippines. These 'get togethers always managed to bring out the friendliest smile on even the toughest chief Much of the success of these picnics was made possible by members of the welfare and recreation committee, Supply depart- ment and volunteers whose reward was usually a hot dog and a Thank you . burger a la grill OS3 Demane and friends take time out from the picnic to pose for a pic X X NN , by ' K 'mu T f E V X MVN X NN 5 Q 5 X x nkgbm STGC J h o nson prepares his specialty ham STG2 Diviney en-ygyg the food and sunshine f is 1 V3 it , M4 Mud' Ah-h-h Huckaby, shore pa trol isn 't so bad after all! .Q , A M , f A , , W1 ff mf. , fa, 5 I 4 ..-,..ulf' ,Wg V BT3 Hernandez breaks away from the crowd to stretch out. , 5 ,gp x ...I ju! ,K Q' .,.--i E i The Skipper relaxes with his men and a good cigar Q? The Executive Officer offers his head as a target for the wet sponge throwing fund raising event. I 53 1 . , D 5 'K K m,,. Y, .4 ww. M I 't X -R. 'A' V -Q MK s.,,N1.,ff- 6' -' 'K X Nw 'Ex Q 'f Xv Dar .. 0-IIN, 'V A QW 4A..,':LM',faSEi' Philip pin es H'l l ' 4 M . ,wi L, V ,H 1' vm I xx R., N, 3 ,H 1 ' ' EAT VW, .- nr 'ff'---::4-r,f34? 3 Q,-S .-- M X. . - ,...,-X - - H... 5 , -'ff na L 'J Y 1 . wx- ' I fs A I v, 30 A , WWW we YSJ '-I -Q-f i'1 '- -- .1 ... J . ' ' Q Qi., ., -f 'N' ww- ' . A ' a ' Ulm.. - '- ..H. Q -- . 41' Egfr.. W Q ,1,,,f The Philippines was the first foreign port ROBISON visited in the Orient. Many of us exper- iencing our first WESTPAC cruise found the Philippines both exciting and culturally reward- ing. Subic Bay, Olongapo City and surrounding areas painted a vivid picture of these proud people's lifestyle. One could walk down Magsaysay Drive and see a cobbler hard at work repairing shoes or stroll down Rizal Ave- nue and watch tailors piece together suits and other gar- ments. Perhaps the most enjoyable part about Olongapo City was its fast nightlife. One could enjoy a live Country! Western act or walk into the club next door to listen to Soul or Rock n' Roll music, complete with go-go dancers. Even though we were thou- sand of miles away from our families and friends for Christ- mas and New Years, the festivi- ties of the Filipino holidays helped cure some of the home- sickness we all felt. The Filipino Mardi Gras was rivaled only by New Orleans' famed event. For those ROBI sailors who danced to a different beat al- together, the beauty of the countryside allowed them peace and tranquility. The tourist cities of Baguio and Manila offered many interesting sights and recreation. The Philippines is a country that will remain on the lips of ROBISON sailors until their tattoos have long since faded. l fn 1-.-we QQ-Jygfvlrv 'vi 4' A2 e-Xian M nr ' ar in 'if-1-yrfvIv 'frW yr df? 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Some sailors tried the Saunas and massage parlors while others travelled up the Mekong River to witness a mongoose and cobra iight. There were many Buddhist temples to see, so, a number of crewmen took advantage of tours offered by ROBI- SON 's Special Services Office to record these sacred temples on film. Perhaps the most impressive thing about Thailand, particularly Pattaya Beach, was the peace-loving, friendly Thai people. Their ability to make us feel at home left many smiling sailors vowing to return to the Land of the Cobra. W, ,V M A .1----1-,, W- if Qs ips. f an if-5 Hg. 1 , A mxw' Q 4 1 , 1 . M .A Q vm -..U -MNNNA x., . , 'vm 51, - ,,v ak-il ,I -U.-o 'I N NNN ' f f f fx ,M QX X Z ZX, wf f,, Q1 fi? f 1 7 'ff f 5, H 61 Hong Kong Hong Kong has a reputation as one of the busiest ports in the Far East. She is also known as S'hoppers' Paradise . Almost immediately one could see a h ydrofoil transporting commuters at top speed across the waters or see an old fishing junk rocking rhythmically to and fro. Again, tours were arranged for the crew to see as much of Hong Kong in our five-day visit as our legs could take. Everyone went in different directions, the Tiger Balm Gardens, Kowloon, the floating restaurants near the New Territory and tailor shops and marketplaces right in the Wanchai district. Not many countries could match Hong Kong for good quality clothing, jewelry and souvenirs at reasonable prices. The exchange rate between the Hong Kong and United States dollar made buying power more enhancing. I ? 1 T1-'RL' e , , .f , E., 1 - 5512 13 K , . V 'ws-31 -A 'QM lif- v -'W' A ,.,.:, k' ':'U3 . - M .. Q 1 , ',, 15 .5 .2-, - - Lur- I! 'E ln :gn-4 . .. H.. A-91 u -J :- vu. J 'ln I war' 'pw s . i ,it , , -af f ug: ir- ,,' Q ,.f ,H-vw. ',f ,, -1 X I '9- FW 5, 'QE , in ,Q 'Ei 'Y ,-.X , gg-un f,f A ,. V! 'll ff t? 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On December 12, 1980, in the Sea of Siam, just following a three day exercise with the ships of the Royal Thai Navy, ROBISON encountered a small wooden boat shaped similar to an '24rc with persons aboard signaling for help. A crew, including the Weapons Officer, was sent in one of ROBISON's boats to assess their condition. There were, incredibly, over 260 people aboard the 42' by 12' boat, packed in layers on boards sixteen inches apart. The stench in the boat was unbearable. The engine was beyond repair, and there had been no food or wa ter for those aboard for three days. Some had been drinking sea wa ter and were delirious. Some were dead. It was later learned that over 300 had started, and many had died. Each had paid three or four thousand dollars in gold to have a place on the boat All of them had been robbed by the Communist fisherman the first day they were at sea The refugees were embarked that night and ROBISON's crew turned their efforts to caring f01' these desperate people. Some were so Weak and dehydrated they could not move, and they had to be spoonfed water throughout the night to save them. ' In the three days to follow, the S1I1091'e dedication and generosity of ROBISON's crew- members was as heart-warming and 8'1'2tify1118' 25 the rapid recovery of the refugees. ROBISON returned to Phattaya Beach, Thailand and 011 December 16, 1980 debarked 260 happy P60P1e Who expressed their gratitude to us before they left' ROBISON then departed immediately hvgm' ning the return transit to Subic Bay- on the morning of December 1 Z 1980, in 12 to 15 foot seaS, about 60 nautical miles south of Vietnam, 3 Second and smaller refugee craft was sighted. There Were persons visible on the drifting craft, and they were bowing with hands clasped as though they were begging for help. Their condition was found tv be similar to that of the first group and 23 Persons were embarked and carried by the ROBISON beck to Subic Bay where they were released to the 031' 9 of the Philippine and U S authorities he pictures which follow tell their OWU 5 hese events and will kindle many mem01'10-9' ROBISON sailors of how it was . T ' - ' ' -' wry 4 4 1 t . . ' . ' ' '1 5 12' .e,, 3 K x V- .L 9 b 4 A 6.453 f , . Q , , 14 4' V , Q ' FP , 5148051 ,, 4, , , , x , A f ,, Jf 41 Q- 4' x ' ' wi-if ' f ' 'xi fi 'Mig' :S ,Wh ' Q, H ff Lf, ,,, .ZA U L Ng .L 1 'W' f 1 ' , TX' f ,L .fi K., I 2 1 , - 9 15,4 , 3, , ,f 1 4 zz M yy V V Mu, fin' i ,,z,1 fa, ,K 1 M, .4,, N -I ' 1' , VX V , -,F ., , , I , x i' N? 'M'-any-, Vw, f 'H 1-'f ' ' Q 1232? iif' ,garb 12-1, 1. Y 1 1 :gin 411?V'l.' 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Handing defeat to all other squadron competition, the ROBI Rollers Won first place in the DESRON 31 tournament just before departing from San Diego. This victory heralded a successful overseas tour Where the Rollers beat team after team on the WESTPAC circuit. Ronls . - S ON Rollers. Kneeling left - FTM2 fannon W1 2 A-all r Mlm Dohrf r lllvs mm-y GMG2f1hfM'Q landing - FTM2 T lf' GMMC Macvmle, sf'l?fa'pif2hgSFl1vllVli effvzllx-HZ I 'mlm SM f 'm WM' Pwkard FTM3 6 I 84 l ,Q -4- gp-- mv- 51.. ' ' XO winds up with his patented Screwball. The Rollers captain, GMM2 Dolzrer, receives a bra vo zulu for his team's efforts. Fifi it A n Q f,,,gf'x5f,y+ h l l ,y ',,4Q 'L Q , t wge- 41 ,..-...i-..--. SK3 Gaffney line drives for a base hit Robison Wizards Basketball Team ROBISON's basketball team, led by coach SM1 L. N. Hawkins, finished the season With a 9-2 record. That record earned the team a berth in DESRON 31 athletic competition and a first place trophy as squadron champions. f Tw.. Coach Hawkins presents the M usicians' coach with the ship's plaque as his teammates and spectators look on. SN Coats dunks one as speetgtgrg watch the action. ? 'rg-. ' Hwmaq,-N, n rp. SN Coats tips the ball to begin the game with Hong Kong's Musicians basketball team. ,f f- ur vb QL.. , L .m. ia ..,- gn 4 A ii fr' if 'fr ...I The ROBISON WIZARDS. Standing left to right - YN3 Ron Nora, QM3 Tony Hall, SMI Lord Hawkins, coach, SN Don Coats, SMSN Aaron Johnston, bookkeeper. Kneeling - FTM I Fred Cannon, SN Al Ponson, SN Lumard Davis, SN Terry Malone. INot Pictured SN Keith Johnsonl. le. to x......, s W f A 'wif' ,-I 1 'ff .K .M Q rg SN Davis leads the defense against the Musicians. QM3 Hall repeats the feat with a stuff of his own. Beard Growing Contest The beard growing contest aboard ROBISON is as traditional as Crossing the Line . The objective of the beard growing contest was to judge each contestanton the best and fullest beard or moustache grown from August 21st til the end of the cruise five months later. Each participant was put in a category. If he already had a beard or moustache, he was judged in the long term category. If he was clean-shaven, he was judged in the short term category. The winner in each respective category received the ship's plaque presented by the captain. Here are some of the participants who Were all winners for putting up with such an itchy contest. HM2 Young RN GM T2 Welch WS7' HM2 Young discusses his technique for successful beard growing Irigh tj E T2 Tinker ,, 2.i.gi,1., if ff 1: X, ,X 1 ....---.....,..,,,. f ' - I-.V ,KZ 2, U xk I Q.. , ' s,..dls'NX f we 7 NM,,,,gf mlxmfixsai ' Advancemen ts and Reenlistmen ts CDR French once said that his greatest pleasure aboard ROBISON was promoting his i men to the next higher rank and reenlisting his men for another term. , l During the cruise, on several occasions, the captain performed both of these gratifying ceremonies. These newly promot- ed officers, chief petty officers and petty officers accepted their added prestige and responsibility with pride and self accom- plishment. For the men who reenlisted, the Navy slogan If you're good, it pays to stay ini'1 held a special meaning to them. GMMC Maxwell reenlists for three more years A N ' 'FY s-Q, 4 Q- 'kf12? .-. gf- 4': ,t A ,lg 'r + Q 5 Ah Ax ' Q' ka , . A I , .f 10 , -X ,M . ,, -f' K ABA New 2nd Class: kneeling left - E W2 Starzinski, EW2 Thoni, ET2 Tinker, FTM2 Pickard, STG2 Myers, BM2 Johnson, GMDI2 Welch, STG2 Broderick, F TM2 Plowman. Standing - ET2 Smith, FTM2 Staples, RM2 Freeman, F TM2 Tompkins, MM2 Webb, MM2 Cooley, STG2 Diviney, SH2 Hynes, DK2 Christansen. Back Row - BT2 Bickford, BT2 Windus, GMM2 Wilcox, OS2 Morgan, FTM2 Meyers, SK2 Gaffney, HM2 Young, TM2 Libbee, MS2 Brinkley. ,f-. f-L33 C3 ,ss K PQ WR.- FF . 'v....fq ,jg-ui Y ,lu . i P , I,K V ,git V ,M ' -,:-, Q, ,e. at af J' -5 5+ f-, e-1 , ' ,..- ..- f' W' ,. y, 4' ' N 1- ' ,f QT . A I 'K ' , Nr .3 r 1, .1 4 1 -.., .5 W s I i V 4 7 - r . ,fl V , M ., gf , Q L f Vftkff : ' QL ya gg, V W: mr if Q Mn, I , 4 ' ,raw 5 Ff l ': 1, i ' I M 7,'fgw ' n .Hi . -V '- B ' t f.-i!J, ,, 1 ,te f 7? ' ,f-Lge . f i,, New 3rd Class: kneeling left - HT3 Wilson, MM3 Lawson, EN3 Auzenne, SM3 Forquer, RM3 Blackstad, MM3 Mabry. Standing - YN3 Palmer, ET3 Catalon, BT3 Brewer, BT3 Wallace, STG3 Macewen, BM3 Kilpatrick, SM3 Arras. Back row - GMG3 Day, BT3 Moore, BT3 Kelly, MS3 Badan, EN3 Painter, HT3 Town. - , xl vnp' DQ X i 1 J ' . ,s' , -4- ,C fi ' nn V A ' x X f,,m..a-V' .- v Y 4-P' 4 A - 2 A GM T2 Kessel receives a check for 89800 after reenlisting f ' . or SIX more years New lst Class: kneeling left - FTMI Beckwith, ICI Tubbs. Standing - FTMI Cannon, MMI Leomiti, MMI Wilmeth. Q F SI , 4 J ' K :V X W v - M Qipffffgffjff jj f ff , K fr 1 S f . ' ?gff,,p-wg K if 3'HQl 3f M ' N R A f M V : , , 'f L, L k s sign A g Q if, A QW' VR . :xi h A f I X? 4: ' Y ,NQXQQIM . X wi T - NX 1? 4 5 ' fag ' I 0 I f. I .L Q I I 5' 1 :Th Y -Q Mr' 5 f. -l . be blilldmlllvah M -in-..,,,,,Q-I DS2 Plowmans' Wife sheds tears of joy for her husbands long awaited arrival. I ? .F-'E'3?355?:?55li5SfAG!Vxe4,g,,4'.J ,M AAF' S, .a a . D ET! Redfern greets his family after 5 My months. 4' gal? 'F' Mrs. Hattan greets her husbandg the XO. ET2 Barnhouse unites with his wife, Debbie. Cruise Sta tisti Miles Steamed - 27,177 Fuel Consumed - 2,308,144 ,gall UNREPS - Day - 4 Night General Quarters - I0 Helicopter Details - 11 5 54 Rounds Fired - 655 Cakes Consumed - 40,500 mu we . Sea Exercises o-- 3 'Q es'-rv: -f-- -rw-:fav-0--avg'-ers,-.,,,.... Agp -J-1-rf,-. 1... .... f..-fu., -,. ,P ., . -Y . -, f...., Clos1ng Remarks ROBISONS' 80-81 WESTPAC started out under the shadow of the Propulsion Examining Board. '.We needed to pass OPPE in order to lea ve Hawaii. Through a variety of outside circumstances, ROBII was not allowed to lea ve Pearl Harbor until two months after we got there. While we were in the Fiftieth State, we enjoyed extensive work on the engineering plant, performed by local maintenance activities, we luxuriated in some badly-needed team training provided by the Fleet Q Q u 0 9 Training Center: and we enjoyed the wonders and beauty of Americas Pearl of the Pacific, Hawaii. - As enjoyable as this Polynesian interlude was, it still had to come to an end, and eventually we sailed for the Far East. We arrived in the Philippines and were involved in an amphibious exercise where we were commended for our superior performance as one of the support ships. Afterwards, we enjoyed a short stay in Subic, and then off to Thailand. We experienced a wonderful stay in this exotic Far East country, as well as a very professional exercise with elements of the Royal Thai Navy. As this exercise was wrapped up, ROBISON encountered a refugee vessel filled with over 260 people from Viet Nam. P Perhaps the high point of the deployment for all hands was expending the effort, both in time and material contributions, to give those deprived individuals an American and ROBISON welcome. The efforts of all hands were above the call of duty. We could have just fed and clothed them, but we made them feel welcome, and made them feel like human beings. The crewman of ROBISON may soon forget Subic and Hong Kong, but they will never forget the smiling faces of the finally well-fed refugee children, with a full paper plate of good ROBI chow, eating happily in the shadow of Gun Mount 52. After we debarlred our charges, we returned to the Philippines where we were involved in a Naval Gunfire Support exercise, for which again, we were commended for 'our outstanding support to the Marines' Gunnery Spotter Training School. Later we spent a quiet Christmas in the sunny Philippines, 'wishing for a white' Christmas at home. 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