Rowan (DD 782) - Naval Cruise Book

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1975 volume:

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T E I E x I v 4 P USS ROWAN Q Cruigq Rodin tqlfy DD-7825 CONTENTS ROWAN 2-4 Commanding Officer 5 Executive Oflicer 6 4 I-E Operations Department 7-16 Weapons Department 17-25 Engineering Department 26-37 Supply Department 38-41 New Faces 42-43 Awards 44-46 Reenlistments 47 30th Birthday 48-49 Underway Replenishment 50-53 Helo Detail 54-55 Pilot Rescue 56 Ship Life 57-69 Chiefs 70-71 Officers 72-74 Athletics 75-76 Motor Whale Boat Race 77 Frequent Wind 78-82 Life Raft Race 83-84 Ports of Call 85-94 In Memoriam 95 The Sun Sets on ROWAN 96 1 J,-J il ROWAN BEFORE FRAMMING R0 AN 1945-1975 Named for V ice Admiral Stephen Clegg ROWAN USS ROWAN is the fourth ship to bear the name covering more than seventy years of naval history. The present ROWAN, a 710-Class, FRAM-I destroy- er, was commissioned 31 March 1945 at Todd Naval Shipyard, Seattle, Washington. She served admira- bly through her first years and during her operations in the Korean conflict. From July 1963 through May 1964, ROWAN un- derwent extensive modernization at the Phila- delphia Naval Shipyard, emerging with the latest anti-submarine weapons-the anti-submarine rock- et LASROCJ and the drone anti-submarine helicopter LDASHJ, the latter having since been removed. In addition to ASROC, ROWAN is armed with two 5-inch! 38 caliber, twin gun mounts and six torpedo tubes. ROWAN's primary mission is anti-submarine warfare but ROWAN can also perform anti-air War- fare, escort and shore bombardment functions. ROWAN made deployments to the Western Pa- ? 7 cific for duty with the U. S. SEVENTH Fleet from 1965 through 1971, participating in fast aircraft car- rier task force operations, junk surveillance and shore bombardment in support of the U.S. effort in Vietnam. In October 1971, ROWAN, as a member of De- stroyer Squadron FIFTEEN, changed her homeport from San Diego, California to Yokosuka, Japan. R0- WAN continued to perform extensively in escort and naval gunfire support roles throughout the Vietnam conflict. During April and May of 1975, ROWAN per- formed extensively in support of Frequent Windy, the evacuation of Americans and Vietnamese ref- ugees from South Vietnam. The ROWAN crew per- formed engineering repair on craft of approximately 100 Vietnamese refugees stranded at sea while flee- ing to Maylaysia. In addition, ROWAN supplied the refugees with food, medicine, Water, fuel and naviga- tion equipment. ,Y DN h J,-'L' '41, ,ff ,v'f'ff .' - ' 'K 1 . 1 f E ff' 1 2641 1 .Eff-W - 1' ,342-,'...:g1Pff:' fi - A ' 4 4gL,,,,1. L ' Aa L! ff Q V ff,-.4'? ' -. '1 'T QL., 'if J- Q 1 1,3 V' K.. I xi Fayed ll. ROWAN UNDERGOI G CONVERSIO U 1 Q aw' ll?-mr ' ' QQ-'K'?'7 11- -wg TODA 'S UGGI ROWA A ship is a composite of numerous diverse and dissimular equipments and personnel, which, when melded together, form a unique fighting entity. RO- WAN is not just a mass of hardened steel, percision machinery and sophisticated electronic equipment. Rather, she is a carefully designed and equipped platform which can only perform its designed func- tion when manned by a nucleus of well-trained, en- thusiastic professionals. ROWAN,s professionalS function within four departments-Operations, En' gineering, Weapons and Supply. With direction and responsibility flowing from the Commanding OfHCef through the Executive Ofiicer, and the Department Heads to the Division Oflicer, Chief Petty Officers and the crew, ROWAN is a lighting ship. THE COMMANDI G OFFICE LIEUTENANT COMMANDER PETER J. MERMAGEN Lieutenant Commander Peter J. MERMAGEN was born 26 April 1937 in Rochester, New York. He was graduated from the University of' Rochester in 1960 with a Bachelor of' Science Degree in Business Administration. Commissioned in 1960 through the NROTC Pro- gram. LCDR MERMAGEN embarked on his naval career as Main Propulsion .Assistant on the USS OZ- BOURN -DD-8461. After completing Destroyer Engi- neering Officer School. he served as Damage Control Assistant on the USS BLACK tDD-6661 and again as Damage Control Assistant ,f'i Chief' Engineer on the USS OZBOURN iDD-S461 LCDR MERMAGEN served as Executive Officer of the USS ABILITY iMSO-5191 and completed Naval Mine Warfare School before assuming the first of'his three at-sea commands. From July 1965 through January 1968. he was Commanding Officer of' the CSS YIREO -MSC-12055 and Commander Mine Divi- sion TlllRTY-ONE. On 19 May 1966, under LCDR Nlr1RNlAtlEN's command, the VIREO a Market 'l'inie anti-infiltration patrol unit during the Viet- nian t'onllict. assisted USS BRISTER and USCG PT. lilll-1Y in capturing and destroying an enemy infil- llkitltili unit. lit-tiwe assuniing command ofthe ROWAN in Au- gust 1973. he served as llead Configuration Branch Smit qxrwlwlillll for OCAS, Ordnance Configuration Art--.uiiii ing System. development at NAVORD lleaiiquarters: Executive Officer of' the USS S.-Ull lil, B. ROBERTS QDD-8235, Commanding Of- ficer ul the LSS CROMWELL CDD-10143, and as a Student of the Staff' and Command College at Naval W-gif f'tillGgZQ. LCDR MERMAGEN wears the Bronze Star with combat 'X ': Naval Achievement Medalg Navy Com- mendation Medalg Vietnam Service Medal with three campaign starsg National Defense Service Medal, and the Vietnam Service with clasp. LCDR MERMAGEN is married to the former Maria Carmen Serrano of Valencia, Spain. They have a daughter, Maria Jennifer, 10 and a son, Mark. T. LCDR SEGERBLOM QLEFTJ relieves LCDR MCMILLAN CRIGHTJ as Executive Officer as the Commanding Officer looks on with approval. EXECUTI E OFFICE Lieutenant Commander Ronald L. Segerblom was born 16 February 1940 in Albany, California. He was graduated from the University of Washington in 1961 with a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Philosophy. After commissioning through the NROTC pro- gram in 1961. LCDR SEGERBLOM served in USS LANSING LDER-3881 from September 1961 through April 1963 as First Lieutenant and Anti- Submarine Warfare Officer. He completed Destroyer School at Newport, Rhode Island in December 1963 and re- ported to the USS LEONARD F. MASON CDD-8523, homeported in Yokosuka, J apan, as Operations Officer. LCDR SEGERBLOM commanded USS WHITE- HALL QPCE-S565 from May 1966 to February 1968 befbre serving as Aide and Flag Lieutenant to Com- mander, THIRTEEN TH Naval District from March 1968 to October, 1969. He received a Master of Science Degree in Administrative Sciences fFinan- cial Managementl from the Naval Post Graduate School, Monterey, California in December 1970. Serving as Clubs Officer for NAVSUPPACT Sai- gon and Naval Forces Vietnam from February 'CO December of 1971, LCDR SEGERBLOM then com- pleted an instructor tour at the Navy Management Systems Center, Monterey, California, from Janu- ary 1972 to September 1973. He relieved as Execu- tive Officer, USS ROWAN CDD-7823 in January 1974- LCDR SEGERBLOM wears the Navy Commenda- tion Medalg Navy Achievement Medal, Navy Unit Commendation Ribbon, Vietnam Campaign Medal with Silver Star, National Defense Medal and the Vietnam Service Medal. LCDR SEGERBLOM is married to the former Bridget Philomena Bohan of County Galivay, Ireland. The SEGERBLOM's have three sons-Sean, 7, Kevin, 5, and Scott 5. OPERATIONS DEPARTMENT Operations Department functions as the brain and central nervous system of ROWAN. The four Operations Divi- sions provide the ship with direction, combat information, navigation, com- munications, technical electronic exp- ertise and clerical services. OC Division including Radiomen and Signalmen provides ROWAN with quick, accurate and efficient electronic and visual communications. OE Divi- sion utilizes Electronic Warfare Spe- cialists to operate and maintain ROWAN's sophisticated electronic emission detection equipment and Electronic Technicians to maintain and repair all communications and ra- dar equipment. The ship's Combat In- formation Center CCICJ is manned by the Operations Specialists of OI Divi- sion, who provide the ship with an accu- rate, up-to-date picture of the changing tactical situation. ON Division, com- prising Quartermasters, Personnel- men, Yeomen, Hospital Corpsmen and a Postal Clerk, keeps ROWAN in safe water and on course while providing the majority of necessary administra- tive and personal services. Q it A ! s,,, , 3 1 ? l 2 3 if 2 L s 'rdlbw-sg-uw -Sep-wg QB LT NOEL CHECKS OUT A MESSAGE IN CIC I fx Front Row: fleft to rightl ENS FRIESTEDT, RMSN HAWPE, RM3 THURMAN, RM3 KIMM, RMC CARPENTER. Back Row: deft to right? SM1 AN ESGART, RMSA MACIK, SN TEEL, RM3 BROWN, RM2 HUTSON, RM1 MCCALL, SMSN WOLF, RMSN DEBOLT, RM3 AVILLA, RM2 STOKES, RMSA JOHNSON. OC DIVISION 1 Q. 'f 1 SMSA HANSEN SENDS A FLASHING LIGHT MESSAGE - V 1.1.1 ,,..,,- E., , QP! 'WT .f 'rs LTJG JENSEN, LATE FOR OFFICER'S CALL AGAIN L,,,L , .., 45 w-Li RM3 BROWN AND RM3 THURMAN TURNING AND BURNING. Qq I SMSN WOLF, I DO LOOK BETTER WITH A MOUSTACHEV' W if - If RM3 THURMAN, I DIDNIT KNOW THAT? O 'NTU' f yem.f, rg' WM- A Front Row: fleft to right! ETNSA CURRY, ET1 SISK, EW2 KUNING. Back Row: Cleft to rightj EWC SNOW, ETR2 BUKEY, EW2 PARICHUK, ET1 DEHOS. OSC LAMBERT. OE DI ISIO ai. 44. ETN2 BAKER AND ET1 SISK. UWHERETS THE TENDER WHEN WE NEED THEM?' xp Y. w 515' LTJG JENKINS, MINUS CAT O' NINE TAILS THE ET GANG STANDING BY AND AWAITIN G ANY EMERGENCY Y Q. as E. G1 yu. 3 ,1 : - Q 1 1 9 4 C ETNSN CASSIDY, WILL THIS STUFF FIT IN Q....1'. 'K i MY SEABAG? v lo- 7 nr '115'r qv' 3 Y ,,. .,.L EW2 PARICHUK, ETR2 BUKEY AND EW3 KNIGHT 1 Front Row: fleft to rightl OS3 HARGRAVE, OS3 STARK, OS3 STRICKER, OSSN SNYDER, OS2 ENGLESTAD, OS3 GERARD. Back Row: Cleft to rightl LTJG SILCOX, OS1 AYERS, OSSN HUDDLESON, OS3 WEAVER, OS2 JONES, OS2 FUCHS, OS1 SCOTT OI DI I ION I QM C OS3 SHEPPARD, OH BOY, LIGHTS, DIALS AND SWITCHES. :fa OS3 STARK SUITED-UP FOR A PAINTING JOB -hn'r- -- - TM3 BENNET TAKES SOME RADAR LESSONS FROM OS3 WEAVER 4Ll1n OS2 ENGLESTAD, CIC WATCH SECTION SU PERV mum ,r- A 3 1. 4. Front Row: Cleft to rightj SN SCHUTT, PC2 DELGS SANTOS, PNSA MYERS, IC2 LUCAS, HM2 HEBZYNSKI, ENS RUZICKA. Back Row: Qleft to right? QMC ETHERIDGE, I-IM1 MCGLOTHIN, YN1 BUTLER, YNSA PEUTZ, QMSA LEOPOLD, QMSN WITKOWSKI. N DIVISION QM3 MATEJ OV , 'YOU SAY YGU SPOTTED SUBIC? QMSA LEOPOLD CHECKS A CHART BUSINESS AS USUAL IN THE CHARTHOUSE if if ,. LT NOEL, HUNREP SHIP? SECURE THE REPEL BOARDERS DETAIL, BOATS. HJ X PN1 BAXTER, THERE ARE VERY FEW OF US 4.0 SAILORS LEFT! I 1 Y 'K' PN CS VILLANUEVA, I DON T THINK I SHOULD BE RELIEVED BY AN ENSIGNY' PC3 SCI-IUTT PLAYS WEAPONS YEOMAN I X C I 'I YN3 PARPART TYPING REP CRT CHITS PNSN MYERS MASTER OF THE SKATE 1 ' s c I 2 7 WEAPO DEPARTME T 5... ,li N. fy, , V 1 if--I .1 Providing ROWAN with her arms and legs is Weapons Department-sometimes enforcer, always defender. Embodying not only the maintenance, re- pair and employment of ROWAN weapons systems, the department also includes all areas of deck sea- manship and the maintenance and repair of top-side spaces. Supplying the men and expertise to carry out departmental missions are three divisions: FIRST, AS and WG. FIRST Division responsibilities include small boat seamanship, underway replenishment, pi- LT SULLIVAN, WEAPONS OFFICER lot rescue and general deck seamanship. Many FIRST Division hours are spent in chipping and painting to improve the condition and appearance of ROWAN. Specializing in anti-submarine warfare, AS Division maintains and operates ROWAN's sonar, torpedo tubes and ASROC weapons system. Provid- ing anti-aircraft and surface gunnery and shore bom- bardment, WG Division maintains and utilizes ROWAN's two 5 ! 38 twin gun mounts, director and fire control system. Front Row: fleft to rightj BM1 DUNKEL, SN WAGNER, SN AMBROSE, SN BATES, SN BAKER, SN REVELL, BM3 CALDON. Back Row: Cleft to rightj SN METCALFE, SN PATTERSON, SN TORP, BM3 BARRETT, SN TAFFNER, SN ASBELL, SN I-IARRIS, SN CORDOVA, LTJG JENKINS. FIRST DIVISION S Q y '1 . l' A 'Wi' L --Qc ,4 I ... F tR 1011 OW Neff fo f1ght7BM2 SEELY SN MCKERLIE SN JONES BM2 BONNECARRERE SN ROBERTS SN VIESEL S EDWARDS S 1 N BRYANT Back ROW Ueff tO flghtl SN DALEY BM3 BUSH SN N CORBELL SN VAUGHN SN FERGUSON SN O BRIEN SN ROTTE SN HALLY BM3 GRIMSBO LTJG JENKINS . . . 7 3 , , 1 , . . , a ? , 1 7 7 7 , , 7 . 7 LTJG FRIESTEDT AT SEA DETAIL BM3 BUSH PERFQRMING TOUCHDUP SN TORP WASHING THE QUARTERDECK AWNING SN O'BRIEN CLEANING PAINT BRUSHES AF' BM3 JONES RELAXES ON A BENCH OF STEEL X. BM3 GRIMSI-so AND SN WORKMAN DISCUSS PAINTING PRQGRESS ron... ' SN AMBROSE LAYING DECK TRED SN MESEL, YOU WANT AN OUNCE OF FLOURESCENT CHARTREUSET' R 1-'tx SA BANDY WORKS ON ANCHOR I .I ON x i i I K: gssqgs X X I.m,,TS: ii: : - iii TSX- -12.-YSY IS 'R 2 I . A SN ROTTE SPIFFS UP THE SHIP WITH A LITTLE HAZE GREY SA FANNON SHOWS OFF HIS HONG KONG DRAGON 1ST DIVISION PO'S AT A POW WOW F 1 ' I I I 5 5 f I 5 n I I 5 1 r 1 x 5 E I I Front Row: fleft to rightl STG2 WILLIAMS, STG3 ROMANELLI, STG2 PENICK, TM3 PELSTER, GMTC SWANEY. Back Row: Cleft to right? LTJG DUGGAN, STG2 SCI-IEEL, GMT2 GEISLER, GMG3 I LUEBE, TM3 BENNETT. AS DI I IO 13-.fI-4515 A ASROC HANDLING TEAM 51 AS DIVISION RIGGIN G FOR TORPEDO OFF-LOADIN G I DON'T KNOW WHAT IT IS EITHER Pi' SHIP EATER LTJG DUGGAN, ASW OFFICER K.: Front Row: fleft to rightb FTGC MCDANIEL, GMG3 MAKARA, SN VALENTINE, FTGSN GERKE, FTG3 SCHUMAKER, SN DEMARCO, GMCS MANASCO. Back Row: Cleft to right? LTJG JENSEN, FTG2 BUCZKOWSKI, FTG2 LEE, GMG3 BERG, SN MacNEILL, FTGSN MCCLELLAND, GMG1 MCGINNESS, ENS MCINTYRE. WG DI I IO ENS MCINTYRE, GUNNERY OFFICER G MG1 MCGIN N ESS AND GMG1 ORTEGA GMG3 BERG GUARDS THE ARMORY Q, GMGZ3 HARRIS SAW UJAWS' TOO wi- ,ig-gf .1-,W 3 W: :-.' - . 1 . ., SN VALENTINE PAINTING ' M 1 THINK 1 GOT E MOUNT 52 E GI EERI G DEPART T At the heart of ROWAN is the Engineering De- partment which provides the energy for propulsion and the operation of all other shipbourne systems. ROWAN engineers, in addition, distill fresh water, maintain and repair the ship's internal communica- tions system, maintain and operate installed dam- age control systems and provide required engineering support services. Making it possible for all other ROWAN personnel and systems to function and perform assigned missions are three engineer- ing divisions- B Division, M Division and RH and E Division. B Division maintains, repairs and operates ROWAN's main propulsion boilers and auxiliary equipment in addition to the testing and g,,..-f' LT KLICH, CHIEF ENGINEER handling of all fuel. Providing electricity, fresh and feed water and power for ROWAN's two screws, M Division, maintains, repairs and operates the ship's two turbo-generators, two evaporators, two main engines and associated machinery. R and E Division maintains, repairs and operates all ship- board auxiliary machinery including air compres- sors, air conditioners, emergency diesel generators, emergency fire pumps, steering gear and m0120r whale boat. In addition, R and E Division is re- Sponsible for all electrical maintenance, the gy1'0 and magnetic compasses, the maintenance of dam- age control equipment and all plumbing, welding and metal work required aboard ROWAN. 1 , Front Row: Cleft to rightb LTJG LIVESAY, BTI MORSE, BTI COOPER, BT3 COLE, FN KUBAT, FA TIPPIT, FN CACO. Back Row: Cleft to rightl BTFN ADAMS, BTFN MURRAY, BTFN JOHNSON, FN HAYNES, FN DICKERSON, BTFN ZIZZ, FN GAUTHIER, FN DADDOW, BTCS LIVERNOIS. HB DIVISION 'S ,L..L.n.4.-5..- ' Front Row: fleft to rightl BTI SANBORN FN TERRELL, FN ORTON, BTFN LAUVER, BT2 SEGADI, BT2 BERTELSQN FN CANALES BTCS LIVERNOIS. Back Row: Cleft to mghm LTJG LIVESAY, FN N DOTSON, FN COOPER, FN SMITH, BT2 PETERSON, FN KEBLER, BT3 LESTER, BT3 LEARY, F LUCIANO, FN NEE. I '- nf' , If ,1 1 BTCS LIVERNOIS RUNNING B DIVISION FROM LOG ROOM KN-X LTJ G LIVESAY, Main Propulsion Assistant 1 4 I I BTFN ADAMS, STANDING A TIGHT WATCH . X Z 2 v BT3 RILEY CLEANING A VALVE , -A 'NHQQQ 'Z url v is ll A w 4 - 'K Y f I I I BT3 LEARY Z3 .I BT1 COOK AND BT1 MORSE ARE A WATCH BTFA KOEGEL TEAM IN THE FIRE ROOM ON WATCH IN A FIRE ROOM Front Row: Cleft to rightl MM3 RICH, MM2 WAGNER, FN PERRY, FN PECKENPAUGH, FN NALLEY, FN BUFFINGTON, MM2 NAHINURK. Back Row: Cleft to right? FN HALL, MM2 TAYLOR, FN REYNOLDS, FN WETZEL, FN HOOK, FN FORTUNE, FN STAHL, FN MILLER, FN MOONEYHAN, U DI I IO Front. Row: Cleft to rightl MMI DIETZ, MM3 SICKLES, FN STATHES FN WATSQN FN KINCAID FN Foxx. Back Row: Cleft to flghw MM1 NIELSON, FN TQEBE, FN SCHNEIDER MM2 MARLEY FN BENNETT FN ' ' , BECKHAM, FN BUCK, MMC HERMAN. I 30 ? x ff.. FN WETZEL WORKING IN THE ENGINE ROOM ,.. , - , , I W, Q 1 I I I x ' f . . FN BUCK, TAKING GUAGE READINGS MM1 f a , 4,,,4-v . NIELSON WRITING THE LOG X ' MM3 TOEBE RELAXES IN THE ENGINE ROOM MM3 AUSTIN AND FN BUCK FN WATSON STANDING WATCH ON THROTTLES FN BUFFINGTON CLEANING A VALVE FN MOONEYHAN STANDING WATCH ON EVAPORATORS FN WETZEL AND MM3 OWEN CHECK GUAGES ua Q Front Row: Qleft to rightj EM3 GUTHRIE, EM3 RODANO, EM3 JACKSON, IC3 BIRD, EMFN LAGASCA, EM1 MELTON. Back Row: Cleft to rightl ICI ANDERSON, EM1 LEFEVRE, FN SIEVERSON, IC3 DAUGHTERY, EM2 BAIRD, IC3 RIPLEY, IC3 THOMPSON, EM3 ORESPO, LTJG R 8: E DIVI IO it .L .fy Front Row: Cleft to 1-ighw HTFN LUCKCUCK, HT3 CLARK, FN ANT ONICH FN RODOLI FN LAFORTE, FN MINIARD. Back Row: Cleft F ' htl LTJG LA ' , CARTHEL, FN Bom HTF O Ng UZON, HTFN WILLIAMS, FN N TAYLOR, MR1 LONG, I-IT3 LAVIN, HTI OSOTIO, HT3 LOESCHER, MMI JOHNSON. Q... , A I , I if , .....-F- A A A S --S Q1 lf L-'T--5,,,,. I A ,h I v , , , Ta, g - u -.337 5 C.. r 9 ' 'E' Ja Q .1 i .uggx ---- EM2 UASTRU AND ENS FALKl'INS'l'ElN INSTALL A RED LENS .5 ' Mm Q' xr HT3 BEBB STANDS BY WITH A EM3 RODANO REPAIRS A SWITCH RADIAC IN AFT DECON STATION 1 BTFN GAUTI-IIER THREADS A PIPE 5 Q R ENS FALKENSTEIN INSPECTS HIS DIVISION X 'hum MY NAME ISN'T HT3 LAVIN IF WE CAN'T FIX U74 BIND HOOKS UP TELEPHONES IT ASHORE 9-gn-,, 3 'P FN LUCKCUCK GETTING SOME FN MINIARD READY FOR ANYTHING FRESH AIR ia. X ,S Prim'-v'ttfX'f 5 ' ,N . ' lj'4' ,f fxf , V' ta'ef?' W ' ss .' .X . . A, ar xv ' -ff ' p .umka . - 44 N M rv i-d--,,., ENS MIKE LIEVENS, SUPPLY OFFICER SUPPL DEP RTME T Providing nourishment to equipment and ma- chines as well as personnel throughout the ship, Sup- ply Department is responsible for all food service, disbursing, ship's store, parts supply and personal services. To perform its diverse functions, Supply is manned by storekeepers, ship's servicemen, disburs- ing clerks, and mess management specialists. Specific services rendered by Supply include payment of-211 personnel, food preparation and serving for all Per' sonnel, maintenance of the mess decks and Ward' room, acquisition and storage of necessary suPP1Y Parts and the operation of the ship's laundry, barbel'- shop and ship's store. i Misa Front Row: flefl to rightl SH3 URTULA, MS2 CASTILLO, MS3 BIALA, MS3 BAUTISTA. Back Row: ileft to right? MSSA VANEPEREN, MS3 MAKARYN, MS3 FERNANDEZ, MS2 WARNER, OSl SCOTT, MSI BOYKIN, MSI BACONG, LTJG ROBERTS. F R 1 1 ff t ' ht? SH3 LICHTENWALTER, SK3 ROSETE, SK2 BOYD, SKSN MEDINA, SH3 ront ow Q e o ug YATES. Back Row: Qlefi to rightl DK2 POLINCHOCK, DK1 CHINQUANCO, SK3 BARROCA, SK3 BLUE, SH3 MAYO, SH3 STEVENSON, SH1 PASCUA, LTJG ROBERTS Q 2 7 ' af, ? FN STATHES ORDERS A LITTLE OFF THE TOP FROM SI-I3 STEVENSON 'inn'-- 7E E W1 N ? i' ' 5 3 ! M' M31 EACONG WHIPPING UP A SECRET RECIPE SH1 PASCUA AND SH3 YATES IN THE SHIPS LAUNDRY , ff DK2 CHINQUANCO AND ENS LIEVENS MAKE PAYDAY HAPPYDAY 1 i f Tk 1: SA CORDOVA CONTRIBUTES TO MAKING ROWAN CHOW WHAT IT IS TODAY :KV A ' x ,T-JJ MS3 BIALA CLEANS UP IN THE PANTRY Front ROW: Cleft to rightl SR MORGAN, SA TABANGAY, SA JONES, EM3 FOYT, EM2 CASTRO, STG3 OTA, MM2 PLUMLEE. Back ROW: Cleft to rightj MM3 ITO, MMFA FELDHAM, ICFA DRISKILL, SHSA HEN N ESSEY. NEW FACES Front Row: iLeft to rightl MM3 KINER, SA SCOTT, GMGSN MOSS, SA HUGHES, SA J .J . KING. Back ROW: CLeft to right? FA WENTZ, SA SANDY, SA HOOD, SA KELLY, OSSA JAMES, OSSA HAMILTON, ICFA TJOSVOLD, MSSA THOMAS, STG3 SCOTT, OS1 BUSH. Front Row: Cleft to rightl SA ASHER, SA PERRY, MMFN DOUGLAS, SA FRANKLIN. Back Row: l1ef't to rightl SA BISHOP, SA BAGSHAW, EN3 BAKER, MM3 MEYERS, OS3 DAVIS, MSSA GANT. Front ROW: fleft to right? BTFA RODRIGUEZ, SA BAILEY, SA HOLMES, ETN3 GINDLESPERGER. QMSA CAVALLINI. Back Row: ileft to right! FN TERRY, TM3 BENNETT, FN SAMM, ENI SI-IAMPOE, GMGSA BUFKA, FA HARBOUR. F ont Row: deff to right? FTGSN GIBBS, SA FREEMAN, r SN DEMARCO, MSSN GOODWIN, MM3 PRUETT. Back ' I SN CUPPS, Row: Qleft to r1ghtD QMLR LEOPOLD, FTG RM1 SUNDBERG, SA RHODES. 1 43 AWARDS X42 Al' SECRETARY OF THE NAVY PRESENTS GOLDEN SNIPE AWARD TO ROWAN SNIPES .2 1 My GMG2 GEISLER BT2 SEGADI BT3 LESTER HM3 STICKA ADVANCEMENT IN RATE CEREMONIES QM3 MULLALY TM3 BENNETT naw- 1 -cv' . f 11 Y! if 5 E . M51 AGUDA OSI AYERS 'HI RE-E LISTM 1 QM3 MATEJOV i F 1, V i, A 'm K I 4 J , Ei wr 11 1 1 ? , 1 W , , 1 4 1 i I I la 1? 1 I 5: W ! i i 1 f v 1 : v w , L , iz 4531-. Q 48 5? Q. 'Q N W E ROWANfS 30TH BIRTHDAY CAKE H DECORATI G T RCH 1975 30TH B RTHD 31 4 1' 1213273 max: 'W ,,,,,,, . ....... nnxaunm..fux-:HMI ,,,,,.,,,,..,,........,.. ........,................ ............f.,.......... .....,...............---- ...........,............. ...,......... .... ...... ...f..., , n ,Q-snnnnuvu uunannnnuunnvn1 an-nun.. uannuu-H .os-xuunvn...---u u nn-uunn U...-nun. vuuunun n. auuunun nnunuu - nnnxunn nnuununnn-nun ununnunnnn--nu nnnunasn:-nun.ua uuqn-ann-Nunun- nun--nn-nnunnn :nnuuu-uuunnu nn-anpnnunnnn nnnnnunn-u-nu uoncbuuuaznuunun -on-nnuunun-an-n. :nunnun:-uvunu. 1nnununnannnun urn-nunnnnnnn -mf-nnunqnnnn-1 nn-.menu-.-.nu :funn-.H an Un' -.-un . I yn' I no Gttllbl .l .' .v....... 'f..v..-Q ,,,',, -1114. , 1,q wp v.... ---...u ..f...-qv..3!I! vans ,' 2 jf, fy WK, C W V7 M' T5 ,f Q24 . P 1 fl W '- 2 I ZZ f ZZ f H fy? 2 Q . W ,, , . y Q WW if f' 1 '94 LL RTIETH FOR EVIDE CE OF A VERY SWEET THI lil.. THE SHIP MAY BE 30 BUT I M ONLY 29 hui f Pt Ti SA KINL AND SH1 PASCUA YOUNGEST AND OLDEST CREWMEMBERS I , ' 1l SH1 PASCUA IS THE FIRST TO GET HIS JUST DESSERTS U DERWAY REPLE HME T ROWAN IN LIFEGUARD STATION WHILE OTHER SHIPS REFUEL x '5 BELAY MY LAST, RIGHT FULL i I RUDDER HEAVE, HO HOOK THIS END OF THIS LINE TO THE HOLE IN THE COFFEE CAN FOR COMMS THE FORWARD PROBE APPROACHES a ,Nw THE CREW ON FORWARD STATION AWAIT THE PROBE I REFUELIN G PROBE ARRIVING AFT 'N I U . e C Q' X4 ' Q' TT' gr is A- xi - I--H' in ' MQ,-' 4 43' N IYL' OYI-'I' ON INIIDSHIPS STATION SM1 ANESGART SIGNALS WHILE STORES V0.1 . 1 , x ALONGSIDE 'IN Vx rm ., ,i. sr 7?ll xx, 'Q RECEIVING STORES AMIDSHIPS fu CO flefb AND ENS RUZICKA DURING UNREP HELD DETAIL M-nw f ., ' x Hay., Jr! 6 . 'gin .. A -f Z sw fw- In N fm-4 5'-'RM Sq., -x -u.,',, W ' 1 l NAV Y? 063 cl? I- ' V as I -V. EVERYONEYS FAVORITE, THE MAIL IIELO LOWERS MAIL TO DECK 3,7 X I E FIRST DIVISION MANS THEIR HELO A PASSENGER IS LIETED TOHSLIO DETAIL STATIONS I 2 P E V ? 5 I ff:-pvv.1aw.ff E 3 56 'S LOOKOUTS WATCH FOR THE DOWNED n N. A '23 PILOT GMG3 HARRIS ON SHARK LOOKOUT If , BM3 BUSH SUITS UP TO ENTER THE WATER PILOT RESCUE FIRST DIVISION MANS THEIR PILOT RESCUE STATIONS Q 5 1 E HIP LIFE ,Q . 1 i s 5 .. 6 A+? 1 -J iii ff' i AS DIVISIGN AT QUARTERS v 1 r i ,W 58 f LM E ig .Z .+ I igfii OFFICERS, CALL X w w N, ,Mm ' 1 N. x x Q QQ Nw Q 2 Y SHOESHINES, HAIRCUTS, AND PRESSED CLOTHES OR ELSE SEA AND ANCHDR DETAIL 'N A-f BM3 WALTON SUPERVISING LINE HANDLING ,--X! sf .. ' ,.Q,f ,Z Z LTJG LAUZQN GETS ROWAN UNDERWAY ,nc Iggf r .4 l 1 GMG3 LUEBE AND STG3 BAKER TIE THE SHIP UP Y I A ,O ,mth 'Km X frkxs X32 -x xk ' v P Q v, ,- f- 5.1 GMG3 BERG, COME ANY CLOSER AND I'LL SHOOT. ' sw' ff X J 'Y ATCH si 1 i 5 M, GMGSN MMNEILL WRITING THE SENTRY'S LOG WJ .ax A .x... 'i L-spy: E 'N Sk 5 . LB. PAYDAY FOR THE CREW WHATS FOR SWILL TODAY? QI SUNTAN ALLEY ON THE FLIGHT DECK .- :BA rsglluunn A 9' nav- 1 -- wdditwwwf, -un--' BT' W , I WH, W M ,W ' www 1 ' ff .OW I W I K M ff' 1 -Aw wfMrf..,T -W f- ' ' ' , Wwe-'C--,f H -xv N- , I W, W f, W , -me ' ww wx f,,,',, X f T AW ffm ' I 'W' 'W'-'4w.4Qff k I ,. A A 4 EMO ' ' W ' ww, , 'ks T , W, vw ,, M., W, , N0 LOWERIN G THE MOTOR WHALE BOAT ASROC FIRE PARTY kk A f - NM .T N f Q ,W x HN W T X . RECOVERIN G A FISH ,,,-uullill' X I TOLD TIIUSII IJIIVIQ .fXI'I'IS NOT TO CHIP SO HARD 'Shir' WHAT THE HULL WANTS, THE HULL GETS I K ESCGRTI USS MIDWAY, CCV-415 THE DESTROYER THAT KEEPS UP WITH THE J ETS! 1' U. , ,. :' VW QR m I ' 1 K. ff! EX 2. 4? A MANUEVERS MIDWAY PLANEGUARDING 'Ain' 'QLIQAS 3-1+ J C' f N ONLY 10 CENTS LUCKY BAG SALE W M-TIA ..-Org, Sw X ' - J- 'nk Q 4344 TWO HOURS OR TWO DOLLARS AND I WOULDN'T TAKE THOSE SKIVIES IF THATS FINAL: THEY WERE MINE W3 IT'S POSSIBLE TO SLEEP ANYWHERE T REST JUST RESTING HIS FINGERS STEP LIGHTLY kxxxf MAN THE RAIL If I it I f If 1124 f I Z ff ff X' 4 'NX Q v ff' I riff X INT qw- W 7 Sfm- X f,, ,H of NO ANTS AT THIS PICNIC '.'1'.2-'TTA 'I , rn 5:-an-I-,,, 1 'Img 1 -Mf 1 fy ,f ' J., WHY IS THIS MAN YAWNING IN SUBIC? JUST GIVE ME A MINUTE TO GET MY LAND LEGS A :P v f N O KIDDING? WELL THIS CHICK I WAS WITH CATCHING RAYS ON STEEL BEACH Cf' 5 xl T-gkx ' if WE KNOW WHAT WE'RE SUPPOSED TO BE DOING. SNIPICS' NOSES REALLY DON'T BLEED FROM HEIGHTS 4-in 'v u 4 I v ' ' 's , 1 'L , 1 -L. 4 MALL CALL ff . . . AND 1 HAVE MY FIRE HOSE IN CASE THE MAGAZINE GETS HOT? 7 Front Row: Cleft to rightj QMC ETHERIDGE, RMC CARPENTER, GMGC ORTEGA, BTCS LIVERNOIS. Back Row: Cleft to right? EWC SNOW, OSC WALLACE, HMC MCGLOTHIN, STGCS McKEE, SKC HALEY, MSC BOYKIN. CH EFS W FIN ER COFFEE THAN THE WARDROOM WAKE ME FOR SEA DETAIL, SUPPER OR LIBERTY CALL, WHICHEVER COMES FIRST THE DAILY SECRET INTELLIGENCE REPORT. THERE WAS THIS TRAVELING... HCPOS DON'T ALWAYS HAVE A COFFEE CUP IN THEIR HANDS. THIS IS TEA. I' YES, SON? L1 I 1 I i 1111 '1 1 I OFFICERS i 1 111 1 1 1 I 3 1 i 1 1 1 , 'N ' Rarmonk .Pmorf 55055 - LTJG WETTING-DOWN AT MARMONT RESORT IN OLONGAPO CITY, PHILIPPINES 11q wi WHO bAID FILET MIGNON9 72 H E I 1. 1 5 1 I1 I 51 X1 A-, .,.I.I.X -M ,,...... --, . . I . 111 1 111 21 1 ' I I I I .1 1 1 , 1 1 1 M 7 I 1 I , I I ,Vi Iii J .1 i I 1 TX.. A - 1 A A M ,., I 1 'Z' . If LV : 4M T W -W V K ,x 5 If I '1 QQ 77 2 7 ' 3 1 I , I - ul fb.. u 4 .' N . .NX -X Q, WHY DOES EVERYONE LEAVE WHEN I SIT DOWN? EXEC SPEAKING. GET THE HEAT TURNED ON IN THE WARDROOMW QF A III 3 Qi f it- WHY IS ENS JENSEN SMILING? THIS IS THE CAPTAIN. BRING IN THE NEXT MAST CASE. INTER-SERVICE TRAINING IN OKINAWA, A BEARDED MARINE? CAPTAIN 'S BIRTHDAY PARTY A PEN SIVE ENS LAUZON, AN OTHE13 DAY, ANOTHER YEN. 74 A 2 C6 CHIEF CARPENTER RECEIVES A TROPIIY FROM RADM WILLIAM A. MYERS III, CONINIANIJI-IR CRUISER-DESTROYER FORVES SEX'EN'I'II I I,I'II'I'I' FOR HIGH GAME IN TIIE ROWAN BOWLING I,ICAGIIE THLETICS THESE WORKING DAYS ARE TOUGH YN1 BUTLER RECEIVES A PRESENTOH FROM ROWAN'S VIC- TORIOUS OPPONENTS. M -K' 1 N. , .,1..,X4 , A Y - ,,.. -. . , .WW xx.- .1 x 4 -Xa, M X. ,- s fe. mm.. , ,,k,.1i.g mv r vn- Q 9-' ' - . . , . nw --X, N .L XXXX I'LL GET IT NEXT TIME 'l S1Qi '33-FS s 'sh 'i 42:2-bxf.fIsSf':i'+?.::fv 5 rr: fxkxki U., L 'MQ - Glu ' v h'+:if'2fl':4sf': JEL, an SA t kv :H lswbc Rh?-D .FQ -:5..,x1- gyy :L ff' .f.3p4'u?t I 3 QxsQjQx.Xfjh,,...,si-Vg f4'5f,. v. .W .Q -A.. ' 'xb' mv - - . it-:I-.HM-R-vafftxfy ' fic.. g'-I D . A H' of v ,, it -A LX, X W ..'.LrQ1.: arf'-if .vt - 1 ---' '-mf fv.::-ivtf -fy-XX? . 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HALE BOAT RACE 'li' WH: +fzP O Oi'iA:Ea Ll.,-Bs L- ft -3f-'- ' -' -4 Ilia YI! 51 E51 W .. :Q NATURALLY, ALMOST GOIN' ROW AN X X Q AW FREQUENT ROWAN CREWMEMBERS AWAIT THE REFUGEES l BOATS FULL OF REFUGEES APPROACH A 1 A VIEW OF SOME PARTICIPATING SHIPS HELICOPTER LADEN USS MIDWAY coMMANDER DESTROYER sQUADRoN FIFTEEN FPo SAN FRANCISCO 96601 CDS-l5fJHM:1ed 1650 26 June 1975 From: Commander Destroyer Squadron FIFTEEN To: Officers, and Crew of USS ROWAN CDD-7827 Via: Commanding Officer, USS ROWAN CDD-7823 Subj: Letter of Commendation in recognition of distinguished service during Frequent Wind and Mayaquez Recovery Operations, presentation of 1. During the period 20 April through 16 May 1975, USS ROWAN CDD-7823 continuously exhibited the ability to make radical adjustments in routine and readiness during Frequent Wind and Mayaquez Rescue operations, yet still maintain peak performance and required response capabilities. ln support of these operations, ROWAN steamed 14 days in Readiness Condition III and a total of five days at sustained speeds in excess of 25 knots. ROWAN crewmembers quickly, efficiently, and imaginatively effected necessary preparations for accommodating possible refugees while still performing their normal duties in an alert and thoroughly professional manner. 2. Of special note is the assistance rendered by RCWAN on 6 May to about 140 Vietnamese refugees enroute Malaysia aboard seven small craft. On short notice ROWAN steamed to the location of the seven craft which were displaying SOS signs when sighted by a patrol aircraft in the area. After a preliminary investigation, ROWAN crewmembers repaired several engineering casualties on the refugee craft, provided navigational equipment, water and fuel, and distributed food and medicine to the refugees before speeding them on their way. , 3. The crew of ROWAN is to be commended for superior performance during days which tested the imagination, skill and endurance of all. Well Done. 4. A copy of this letter shall be made a permanent part of your official service record. Copy to: ' CHNAVPERS C. L. BEKKEDAHL 7 1 so Q I, Q .rf .n 3 I WHITE FLAG DISPLAYED, eff- Q5 Y-, -'Fr HEY JOE, THANKS , REFUGE ES SEEKING ASSISTANCE TAKING IN FUEL ROWAN ASSISTS IN MOVING WATER TANK LT KLICH LISTENS TO A GOOD SEA STORY HE A N PLES A DAY KEEPS T CAbE OF AP DOCTOR AWAY 82 I RGWA TRIU PH 01' A-El -.QQ M- YY . Y V ,' f I g., :.- Y ' an 4 :.-,..v -g vl---. i A - i ,YN 4 . L.. - , fax- 4' -Ag ,, , 1- ' --- .. 'L.:.-- - 'sw PN ,i Q WE? -- mf-Q. UNE FURTHE MONEY, TWU FOR'I'Hl41SHOW. . . fi 1 RUWIN' RUWAN A 1 , N COLLISION AT SEA Ai- I ' .- hi-51 T - 4 4 ..- 21 -4 er ' rs' ' X . TEN LENGTHS AT THE FINISH qw ' f ' X . ' 4 , la ,.,e 5 CROSSING THE FINISH LINE PHYSICAL TRAINING Egjj IIH i THE VICTORS PCRT CF CALL 12 - 15 February 24 Feb - 1 Mar 12 - 125 -June 13 - 17 June BIS - 24 June ZT June 229 -lune - 4 -.luly HT - Htl July 125 - 14 .luly HT - lT September U1 - HT Ur-lober .lil Uutolwr 1121 lieu-iiilwr 214 - 23 January' 28 -lan - l Feb 08 - 111 February ll April 0:1 - 05 May 119 - 14 May 20 - 22 May 19 - 123 June O2 - 05 August Subic Bay. R. P. Keelung, Taiwan Sasebo, Japan Pusan, Korea Chinliae, Korea Kaohsiung, Taiwan Hong Kong, B. C. C. Subic Bay, R. P. Subic Bay, H. P. Guam, M. I. Kure, Japan Subic Bay, R. P. Subic Bay, H. P. Subic Bay, R. P Manila, R. P Keelung, Taiwan Subic Bay, R. P Sattahip, Thailand Hong Kong, B. C. C Subic Bay, R. P Inchon, Korea Hakodate, Japan SMALL FAMILY REUNION, TOKYO STYLE FUJI MOUNTAIN JAPAN HAKODATE Nl 1 li.-XSA DAIBUHTZU 47' SANKEIN GARDEN HIROSHIMA 71 , A ' QL, A VM . ,ax KORE W Q - uv' f VLH, FISH MARKET, CHINHAE DUFFY'S CHINHAE 4 N. PUSAN 'C-RATS' SALES PUSAN SMALL GOODS STORE n .f Nu' ,lx WHA 'ij '23-N 'M' If-H 3 1 f ,ff V -1. ,LN lx- We W- 1' 1 'S 5 J 3'5 JI- yum SIGNS UI-' THIS TIMES, '1'AIl'El ' . .4-ff.. , .., .. -. TEMPLE OF THE BLTHIJIJA TAIWAN . l n A ' Q I , , I , PRESIDENTIAL PALACE TAIPEI THE TAIPEI GATE BANGKOK GRAND PALACE TRAVEL, BANGKOK STYLE H THAI FIN GERNAIL DANCE 1 ws PARTY PICK UP TIME BRAVER SOULS FIND THE OCEAN HERE SE- GUA COND TO NONE A- A E, .,,,.,,9 I H: L y GAB GAB BEACH THE BOONIES Y, N ., , 5 1, ,V w w ? :V , .3 ,vw , A wg ' Ae I..-: LQ: 2 V145 Ixawiffif-'JL' xx 9' . 5 MQ? - f X , 1- . WY' THE PHILIPPINES AT NIGHT PHILIPPI CEMETERY AT MANILA THE WORLD FOUNTAIN IN MANILA I F I WHAT MORE COULD WE EVER SAY ABOUT THIS PLACE? 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