Sacramento (AOE 1) - Naval Cruise Book

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WESTERN PACIFIC AND AFIABIAN GULF DEPLCYIVIENT 18 JUNE 1999 17 DECEMBER 1999 Westpac '99 3 Halfway Party 78 Commanding Officer 4 SPOUSSS HHHWHY Party 80 Executive Officer 6 TalentIShow i 81 Command Master Chief 7 Port Visit: Jebel Ali, UAE 82 Underway Pt. Hadlock 8 Port Visit: Sitra, Bahrain 86 Executive Division 10 Liberty Call, Liberty Call... 88 Air Detachment 12 Port Visit: Hong Kong, China 90 Chaplain 16 Port Visit: Pearl Harbor, Hawaii 94 oemaifiviedicai 20 Toer CfUiSG 97 Deck 24 Operatons Department 98 1st Division 25 CS Division 99 2nd Division 28 UC D1V'S10'1 1' '1 Steel Beach Picnic 32 OE Dlv'sion 11 Port Visit: Pusan, Korea 34 Ol Division 11 Port Visit: Yokosuka, Japan 38 ON Div'sion 11 Port Visit: Singapore 42 Safety Department 1' Port Visit: Phuket, Thailand 46 Supply Department 1' Unrep Division 50 S-1 Division 1' Seen 'em on Pac 57 S-2 Division 110 Chosin Congrats 60 S-3 Division 112 Engineering Department 61 S-4!S-6 Divisions 113 EX01 Division 62 S-8 Division 114 A Division 63 S-10 Division 115 E Division 65 Homecoming 118 Ft Division 67 ln Memory Of NC1fSWJ Olsen 120 MP1 Division 69 Memories... 122 MP2 Division 73 cruisebook credits 123 USS Sacramento would like to extend it's thanks to the following ships, without whom its Westpac would have been a quiet, tranquil, uneventful cruise: USS CONSTELLATION USNS EFtFllCSON USNS WALTER S. DIEHL USS PELEi..lU ' .:W. 1' USS LAKE ERIE USNS YUKON USS SEATTLE JDS CHOKAI .f uss cHosiN usNs ifiAPPAi-iANock uss Anctic A :USS BENFOLD A usNs TiPPEcANoE uss viNcENNEs A i K4 7 qUSS:'?'N9A'D Q USNS SPICA uss JOHN i-iANcock rf ,r 1 USNS KH-UAUEA USS JOHN PAUL JONES 1 t , , ,USNS KISKA usstio mvoumegg 3 , t:, ,,se rt,i 4 2 t F '-wil? ESP ? s 5 2 I Q i e 1 WestPac '99 was filled with many long hours undenlvay. Days spent in hot and humid ports like Jebel Ali and Sitra, Bahrain. We moved passenger, stores and provisions for the fleet. We missed holidays with our loved ones, birthdays and anniversaries. We delivered the goods for 6 months and were successful at every tasking we undertook. We are proud of our accomplishments and the role we played in providing stability in a volatile region. Mission complete! STATISTICS Miles travelled: 42-735 Ships alongside: 29 UnReps conducted: 155 Total fuel transferred: 75-000-000 93'- Air SAC flight hours: 551 Sorties flown: 185 External cargo loads: 3-539 Internal cargo loads: 55 Men delivered: 15-3 Air SAC Passengers: 729 .www -P - f .-usd, . - . 9 SAC's WestPac '99 Schedule Ammo Onload Port Hadlock, WA 02-17 Jun Deployed 18 Jun Fldvu CONSTELLATION Battle Group 22 Jun JTFEX 22-29 Jun lnchop 7th Fleet 03 Jul Port Visit Pusan, S. Korea 11-15 Jul Port Visit Yokosuka, Japan 23-26 Jul Port Visit Singapore 10-13 Aug Port Visit Phuket, Thailand 17-19 Aug lnchop 5th fleet 26 Aug Entered Arabian Gulf 28 Aug Gulf Logistics Service 29 Aug-30 Oct lnchop 7th Fleet 07 Nov Port Visit Phuket, Thailand 14-18 Nov Port Visit Hong Kong, China 25-28 Nov Port Visit Pearl Harbor, HI 10-11 Dec Tiger Cruise 11-16 Dec Arrive Bremerton, WA 17 Dec F A COIVIIVIANDING OFFICER CAPTAIN ALLEN G. MYERS UNITED STATES NAVY A 1978 graduate of the U.S. Air Force Academy and a northem Virginia native, Captain Al Myers is the Commanding Officer of USS Sacramento KAOE lD,homeported in Bremerton, Washington. Captain Myers previously served as Organizational Policy Branch Chief in the Strategic Plans and Policy Directorate, J -5, Joint Staff. Prior to the Joint Staff. he served as Deputy Executive Assistant to the Chief of Naval Operations. In December I994, he completed command of Fighter Squadron THIRTY-TWO CVF-325, flying F-14 Tomcats onboard USS DWIGHT D. EISENHOWER CCVN 695. Prior squadron and sea tours in the F-14 Tomcat include VF-1433 VF-l4g and VF-lOl. He also deployed with VF- lO3 onboard USS SARATOGA CCV 603 nd USS FORRESTAL CCV 595 in the F-4 Phantom. Tours ashore have also includedg Deputj: SpeCi21l Assistant to the Chief of Naval Personnel for Flag 1QlffiC6f Mattersg and Chief of Staff Officer, Fighter Wings Atv 'itiC. He is a 1988 graduate of the Naval Comma Staff College, and holds Masters degrees in National Securl iXffH1fS from the Naval War College and Salve Regina Collt Q 1 Decorations include: the Defense Superitir w3FVlC9 Medal: the Legion of Meritg the Meritorious Ser'vi1.- Nledal ttwo awardsjg the Air Medal' the Joint Service Comn is rdation Medal the Navy Commendation Medal ttwo aw if it l' HH Navy Achievement Medal ttwo awardsj' in ad 3ti0H various campaign and unit awards Capt un Myers is mtmied to the former MarCH umm redericlt Maryl ind ind has 1 son Allen and fi Ll High Morgan L r ' 'Ll 1 , d the T ' K , c I C. I c .. - . . ' 21- 3 I L ' 1 2 0fF l ya ' 2 1 cf c if ter L f L k gt th fr s TION drinks deep. D r e a m i n Q o f a n o t h e r f i n e S A C d a Y li' ?l VJ if 5 L.. if Q E 1153 - + nr ' 'WD ' ff Q- it Another example of SAC leading the way for the Battle Group. 5' 5 -ri VE OF Fic i it i LIEUTENANT CDIVIIVIANDER STEVEN W. HOLLAND UNITED STATES NAVAL RESERVE A native of Beaufort, South Carolina and a 1985 graduate of the University of South Carolina, LCDB Holland reported as Executive Officer of USS SACRAMENTO QAOE 15 homeported in Bremerton, Washington in March 1999. Prior to assuming his current duty, LCDB Holland served ashore as the Director, Flight and Surface Budget, and later as Director, Operations and Maintenance, Naval Beserve Budget on the staff of Commander, Naval Besenfe Force in New Orleans, Louisiana. Previous shore assignments have included duty as Group Material Officer on the Staff of Commander, Naval Surface Group Middle Pacific in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii and as Mobilization and Training Officer on the Staff of Naval and- 6 Marine Corps Beserve Readiness Center in San Diego, California. Previous afloat assignments have included duty as Chief Engineer on board USS SENTBY QMCM 33 homeported in Ingleside, Texas, and as Main Propulsion Assistant on board USS CAYUGA QLST 11865 homeported in Long Beach, California. Becoming a Naval Beserve TAB Officer in 1989, LCDB Holland holds a Bachelor of Arts degree with emphasis in Political Science from the University of South Carolina, and a Master of Business Administration degree with emphasis in Financial Management from National University in San Diego, California. LCDB Holland's decorations include the Meritorious Service Medal, the Navy and ieflarine Corps Commendation Medal C4 awardslg the Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medag and various other campaign and unit awards. LCDB Holland is married to the former Crisiii Ann Fugate of West Covina, California. The view from the top of the food chain... -'big T fwslwmhwif- f-- 4 ' - :A ff' ' L , . ly. 15, A ,' t ,. .5 5.1 . ' ii ii gf - A tt .- V 7 tv we - E,-1-erm: -mi w...4,.t.-5.--on-.-, W-W-aww COMMAND MASTER CHIEF I. ....1,.-.sam-.nsa.. war.. f. ,. . . 1 ETCMISWXSS5 oc. DYER UNITED STATES NAVY Born in Oakland, California, ETCMISWXSS5 Dyer entered the Navy in February of 1972. Upon completion of Basic Training and then Quartermaster A School, he was assigned to USS OUAPAW KATF 1105 in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, where he served from 1972 to 1974. Following his tour aboard the USS OUAPAW, ETCMISWXSS5 Dyer attended signalman A School and was assigned to USS MOUNT HOOD QAE 295 from 1974 to 1977. In August of 1974 he transferred to Concord Naval Weapons Station, California, where he received his Tugmaster license. ln February 1980, ETCMISWXSS5 Dyer was honorably discharged from the Navy. In April- 1981, he reentered the Navy and was assigned to Bangor Submarine Base as a tugmaster until May 1983. He then attended Submarine School in Groton, Connecticut and was assigned to USS GROTON ISSN 6945. In September 1984 he was selected for Chief Petty Officer and transferred to the USS WHALE ISSN 6385, where he served as the Assistant Navigator. Following his tour aboard the USS WHALE, ETCMKSWXSS5 Dyer was assigned as the Assistant Navigator aboard the USS ALASKA iSSl3N 7325. From October 1989, until March 1993, he senfed as an instructor for advanced ship control at Bangor Trident Training Facility. He was then assigned to USS HENRY M. JACKSON ISSBN 7305 as Chief of the Boat. ln January 1996, Master Chief Petty Officer Dyer attended the Senior Enlisted Academy in Newport, Rhode Island. Upon graduation from the Academy, he was assigned to SIMA, Everett as Command Master Chief. In May 1997, he transferred to USS SACRAMENTO CAOE 15, where he continues to serve as the Command Master Chief. ETCMISWXSS5 Dyer is married to the former Evaline R. Finsch of Castro Valley, California. They have two daughters, a son, and three grandchildren. c I O M C I I 3 I' 9 d I h O i O n T k S D O , I h I e C v 7 Six months worth of kissing in one shot. -'et-sr M There must be tears in my eyes, 1.1-if 4. all l see is a blur If DJ 5 159: 'NF ' ' Y 3 S m i l i n Q O D t h E - o i u I s i d e anchors awayyy... l'Il be standing on the pi waiting for you Daddyl 2 'l'!1f ' -ns ..,,q... . I, , I I-YfW f' A 1' 19 I w i S h W G W 9 I' 9 d o i n Q f o u A is z r boiler ops already. going to make the cruise after ali. T h e I a s t t i e s w i t h h o m e 0 ' 'J 'V' in a puddle of his own tears. Z ,. 5 s I, f :env 1: vmkaur 9 F .. ,, ,,, ,,,,,,,V ...V - .V . , , ,, . .. . , , . .V Vf iwHWwfWm'W'f'f?3Mtv9Yff'1 'f W'f ft f 7 fT ' 'WTB Malin' VV V .. - 2fi vfiriilifixi 53.34 114'-avg,-. V. I , ,A , .,.. N,-x,.Nlg .. .,,gV.g,fV,a:'Vf-. ug, V. A, I Y .1 ., V- V ,f V , g . V V I VV - .V . , .V 2-,Q iq 1 15:1fff.,-1.-A15,,V,,, 'ya-g. A -'flee -V45 Ng V fqfgl 'f ,ffffi ,fgV?5VQ1?bgif V-IV, . 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E x e c t V 9 D v s O Fl G u a r d H D S 0 f O, le, ld V 3 it . , S-Q jft f.V:Vf: ft. 3: 41--Q . -t,-.ef ,.rv..g ' ' li 'ar- Known commonly as X- Division, Admin Department is responsible for maintaining all senfice records, directing your career, and providing legal and police services. There are four work centers that combine to make up the Executive team. The Captains Office is manned by Yeomen and is responsible for maintaining Officer Service Records, preparing personal correspondence, and producing the Plan of the Day fcheck your e-mail, its therel, as well as any other tasks the CO or XO dictates. Moving aft, you enter the Legal Office, home of the Master at Arms and the Legalmen. Abandon hope all ye who enter here, for they provide the command with legal advise as well as prepare all papenrvork and conduct all investigations for CO's Mast or Court-Martial. They also administer the ever popular urinalysis screening fsweet good, sour badl. Next door, we come to the gatekeepers of the Navy, the Command Career Counselors. They seldom remain in their cage...office and have been known to prowl the messdecks in search of a soul. Many a servant of the government has signed for a term, but belonged for a lifetime. The fourth section of the Admin quatern is the Personnel Office. Personnelmen separate the Chaff from the wheat and maintain and make all entries into the Enlisted Service Record on the occasions of checking in, advancement, personal qualification, reenlistment, retirement, separation, and checking out. Other denizens that may be spotted wandering the passageways of the Admin Zone include the Command 3-M Coordinator, who is responsible for maintaining SACFtAMENTO's material standard of excellence. The Command Master Chief is always ready to help a sailor with a personal or professional issue, or just to give advise on a golf swing. The Executive in Charge, the Executive Officer, is charged with maintaining professional standards on behalf of the Commanding Officer. Finally, we recognize the person that hamasses the output of the Admin juggernaut and uses it for the purposes of good, the Admin Officer. Fleady to brave a dangling participle or to throw herself on a live keyboard and write one for the team, she epitomizes the pinnacle of admin excellence. When a sailor is in need of accurate naval knowledge, she is always ready to respond with a veracity that can be summed up in the inspirational words ffor adminl, come back after lunch. E nsig n Christina DiGregorio Administrative Officer In i t 9 I l 1 ii? Q Pam A Ely, -Swl Perez MA Dutton 'EY i V A , svvl Maueue MPf'1lSWlSLhOf1 N? J N1 S4 a D02 Hawkems AlC2lSWl Siefken -eq, y L PN3 The ugly American abroad YN3 House n Lt' Q 2' NCCQSWQ Haymondl P fbwmwy sennymaf iff A A vt :Vx sf PN1 Garcia NCHSWJ Olsen iff YN2lSWl Hubbard ET3 Strickler f I Y i LNCQSWJ Hogan Johnson 1 'tm 1 Y V I PN3 Lowery How can WE help YOU today? HA HA HA HAH!!! 1r Department .HC-11Det7 i W t A g What has 54 feet, twelve mini-wings and the ability to levitate. I don't know either but its crawling on your shoulder. And, coincidently, so do the folks of HC-11 Det 7 . USS SACPlAlVlENTO's air detachment may leave its heart back home in San Diego but during work ups and deployment they're just another part of the Sac family. Air det's primary mission while assigned to SACRAMENTO is to rapidly disperse supplies, ammunition, passengers, and mail from the Number One AOE to the other ships of the fleet. Secondary mission parameters include the ability to perform Search and Rescue, Special Operations, and other combat-oriented missions. The two H-46D Sea Knight helicopters, six pilots Q- 3 nuggetsl, and 21 ground crew of HC-11 Det 7 are well trained for these missions and take pride in their ability to excel in all areas of specialization fsee pictures on following pagesl. If-'ni LCDR O. G. Wheeler Air Department OIC , - --.v iq., LT Ifllf ,llT1 CWL Q3 Madsen Put in another quarter, I want to ride again. H' E I. k 1,4 .L 4 I '1 H 4' 1 LT Hanfwn LTJG Amaral LTJG Farrell A LTJG McCabe Lf. lm A ' V ,dry x . r XX! AMEC Adams AD1 Cafpio AD1 Lewis AD1 Flepicci 1 V I A Camelback on a camel back. B . f Y E ,f V2 ' i 4-v Y I B Y v S4 Y Y 2 vt V S31 w L SI 1 W' 1 I W ki if AMS1 Walton AMS1 Yang A22 Alfardg AD2 Conley AD2 Franklin t , and Y Mr. dl. v v 1 oi V Vv K ,l V1 l V AM32 Jones AMH2 Linfoot u AE2 Ftuiz ATZQAWJ Walker i AE2 Williams FQD out one helo and they make you do laps' Jets only defy gravity. Helos beat the air into submission! l i lfrff' for 1 Q Look out! That helo A i l' D E Y 14 up behin ou! Fr -, .1-Q5 G 5-warm M, L a u n W , t d r e Y D 8 V Y' Y if A53 King -5-D Tower this IS Srdeflare requesting a fly by Negatnve Sldeflare the pattern is fuII. all! Watch, I'II throw grass on them sd . L r Ali AD3 Shnader -of T i Wt AA Castruita and they'II think its cute! nf 19 R11 1 I wanna go next. Wait your turn! , Q , 5 . . A ' r x 6 ..x 40' s.J ' Q 15 l Chaplain, ffice ig Der efem 11019 K afgre 3 . ' Q1 atea Li r . I . V 1 LT Smith RPZKSWJ Sturms LT ATKINSON I more visit. anrfi ...lf anyone sets his heart on being an overseer, he desires a noble task. Now the overseer must bel above reproach, the husband of but one wife, temperate, self-controlled, hospitable, able to teach,not given to drunkenness, not violent but gentle, not quarrelsome, not a lover of money. He must. manage his own family well and see that his children obey him with proper respect... Deacons, llikewise, are to be men worthy of respect, sincere, not indulging in much wine, and not! - pursuing dishonest gain. They must keep hold of the deep truths of the faith with a clear conscience. ,l 1 Timothy 3:1-9 Doc's medical advise to the men at the table in the backstreet Korean restaruant was f simple, don't eat anything unless you personally see the Chaplain bless it. 1' Carbofructocaffeinic Reaction: tile act drinking so many carbonated li-averages, ordinary words begin to appear Squiggll' 'I 9 iv ,uv Y . 3 roject Handclas RAMET Q had the honor to participate in community outreach programs in Singapore, Thailand and Ho K ' ' ' ' ng ong. Not only did this allow us to interact with ave otherwise met, it allowed us to become wonderful people we would never h closer as a crew. To all those who participated, good on ya. Dearfllom, 'Ioifay we went to an ekrnentary scfiaof in jingapore anif pfayezfnantfyrnanjor tlie day. 'I Ve nad' ayreat tirne and'1 Jon 't tfiinlcanyone ate any paint ftfiat incladb tfie .va1'lor5,l. I looliujorward' to doiny more projecliv in the otfier countriec wc znkit. Its a gyreat way to meet people anrflyet to enjoy tfie-freffi air. Love, jour Little Sailor QIIIQ II- -- ,J ' ff' .L-..-V, '--J Q.--L . 0 ' ' Q . .. M' - m'.J2f'l'1 i ,, is-.A .- 3,4 g Dear fkforn, 'Fiejannleft tfiiryy, 'Today wliife we were worliingq one of tfieyuys rfiscozfered' tfie Keys oftnrlf swincg :HJ n 't reacfi tfieryrounzf Severafcrewnternlienc immezfzateQ Uofunteeredto stay Eenintf anaf fiofrf it. I was one oftliern. Love, Qour Little jailor F' i ln., fa is .W ., lr? A-5 ii k, ,. i 'sh Q vi: .1 'V V Don't fun. We mill around until someone picks up the first paintbrush then jump right in. worry, this is how we always get in the mood for organized 17L'l1ff11t7f7l, 'Ill'-fyyuredoal arzotfier onyar11:atz'ona!'tzptoday. Everyone ncedlv to liazfe a specffitjoti to rnafft' tfi1'ryj.fyo ,frno o tfie r. LIQTZ zfola n tee red' to pain t and':Xt'1 Z70ftl!lfCL'I'CLf to-follow fiirn arountfantf toucli tfie paint to sae it was dryyet. fl-j'06'ft7I'EZ'CflZjL7f1U and' everyone-for a-job. Lozfe, Qour L ittle jailor H' 17 5 Hong Chr Pinehrll Village Learning Centre for the Mental Handicapped Hong Kong China Project Handclasp OK, they want this mountain moved six feet to the left... x - -' gif tilt' Never slice off the tee by a mountain, 18 fcfi: x 'N 11 ,A D51 W., 'Oli K. dtld Once we came to an understanding that we were there to help, and not to check in, things went quite smooth. K X, i 1... l X, ,V x K 47 ' fl . -j,':'L.,1 My 316. 4,7 T K Q 5 1. 'AY' ,,,, -- K.: '-'Ham- 43: ,Lk - fi - ln: A. L iahJ:Q,'N', 11 x ' 'L' , , gf? o ' ' it-'i,g' A7 La A T 4-T WJ 'Leaf .J , A ' ' 4- nl' 'Zh V Y. Y f l irq . BI 4 ii?-hh A f 4 ,4r..iX+F lug ' l ' , 'X 53- A fi Q ll e r ' 72'-1 :T W V 4 M o u n t a ,r ,St A A f . d v E1 . 'M an I I VF ' Enix n in C , l i,.f1't e r fag r d N ,, L :af e 4 EPS V ar 1 e Don't worry this ditch only goes another 1 mile... straight up the mgumainl When not fighting crime, discovering the cure for cancer, or rescuing kittens from trees, the SAC Do-Gooder Action League relaxes by doing lawn, building and morale maintenance for the people of the world in need. S o u v sv, N F' G . as n l l' S h u n RF? -W t ' HL i The first annual Hong Kong Foliage Parade. Hi 0 P s , ww , , 1,4 f V v , Qi - fl Q Y o u ' , 1 Wuvgu 'C I l A? V A smile airs out the soul. o 37-L 3. , . l A S ' - , I Y 4' , O u-,st 1, J' U I' C O Fl l 3 C I w h e 6 7 r 19 Proudly serving the Sacramento with the best medical care on board 24 hours a day, we are the SACRAMENTO Medical Department Crecent recipients of a 3rd Green H awardj. When not seeing sick people day in and day out Cyechlj, we also do things like check the ship's water supply to ensure they take the bacteria out and put that funny mineral taste in Cyeah thats usj. We also inspect all fresh foods brought on board Cbe sure to run any McDonalds brought aboard up to medical for inspectionj. In emergencies, you can always count on seeing us when the words MAN DOWN echo through the p-ways. We are quick to respond and quick to connnent on the nature of the injury Cbut...How did your nose fall off?!J.We're also always ready with a needle or a rubber glove because: YOUR HEALTH IS IMPORTANT TO US ! ULD NEW -ii Medlcaliofflcef Medica Officer zo. A hr SACRAMTENTO Dental - it really is teeth around here. A The Sac Dental responsible for all those screams 0 reverberating around the forward pan fand for a root canal, the aft panl. They all the fillings, cleanings, extractions the crew could ask for lot morej. It's a daunting task health of a crew in excess of 500. when you realize what they put in Through flawless scheduling and enforcement, the Sac dental healthl model for the fleet. So remember the Dental Docs a scream away for not only the crew, embarked air det and battle group ships the service of a full time dental can all sleep better at night for OLD NEW 'T LT Peck Dental Officer f gc ,o- ., - 'EX 'W' -1 5 ,'5,i 41, l sf' .l . Y HMCISVSW Milton HMI Edwards HM I l Sw' Hluvfy DTHSNVJ Moody I -1 A live by medical advise service D T 1 I o o k s O Tl W i t h D r i d e Sud and loncly ut firxt, Doc Thorpe soon mutlc lricntls with the other docs. and wus eventually interactive on an interpersonal lcvcl. H313 KL-115 DT3 Pringle Q- Q- Q.. 5-, 2 1' Q -r Yo Vg iff ff HM3 Streams HM2 Whittaker f DN Petty Dental Doc giwcs ll shipboard seminar on thc importance ol' tlossing before social occasions b r o k e t 6 G h e e 3 l sz 5, 1 ,, Q .M R Swift much the side or his nose will buzzf' 'L 5 ---- 1 r , H I K 'L I ilwy all Cline! cliff EUWQGG Jumping fi-mm in lull vvosri e maslmall fun until somebody getg hurt- ' ' i 22 Q Good can come 4-st! ii Q irilv wondered what! we sick call leflovef il lo ask. 1 , wi 5 fron 1 N 0' 5 H i ...As visions of sand, sand, and more sand filled his dreams. Niece I FINTI vi. 51 Sgt When SAC rounds up the usual suspects it looks something like this. good surgical assistant will check that he has me Same number of fingers after She's laughing now but tonight she'll wake up screaming the procedure. Test sat! I,-1' , - , gag: 24 f f laiifffiif' E She knew Doc wouldn't let her 3 keep it, but she just 3 had to ask, t IT! 9 9 I S s ISI :Q 23 24 D ek Department A - LT Sllll S Sl fXlxl'Nfi'vlll S -i l lxlilllllll Npivrly C ,l' xewelf desires ieiidex um xx iih wgiixliipx lillli - . l ii, exeliziiigeul lliiids. hulk aiiwpliex. Q iii f Turii uns iiiehide eliippiiii' ' painting. lield dui ing. Uh iii wie egilihei gyll'lIlllSlS. eziiigiuiiip lhri nigh liimpx heiid mei' liaiekwgiixls. :mil lmliiiiu , huge loads on our sliuiildeix. l'iQlN'Ul'llL': wily lo spend the day: UNRIQP. C EQ ' lield day. We deliver hy liunk oi' emuk Main und mziiiilziiii rigs :uid wiiielies.l slziiid the wiileh. mid exit rust lui bI'Ci.llilil,lSl. lunch. amd diiiner. We are l l ilwz1ys RliADY HJR SliRVlC'l l LT Mark Humphries L'I'jCl MCI Kl1434xx . BMHSVVD Richmond BMHSWJ Walker BMZKSWJ Beard BM Hey 1st we ,J 7 f ff ' Q kg ' r 4 . !'fI . rf, ' iv -Q , 4 J A Y r W S BM3 Toledo .r BMS O'Brlan 7 lla SN Jabar SN Naftzger Even in this age of technology, there will watch. .. wb: Slit f 5 f fi always be 5 'S R L S BM3 Yoder 5 in 7 SN Agard -.-1. J' . x. ., V Q g SN Peters SN Plumlee SN Smith need for a mail bouy SN Alnsvfftrth i 1 I ...and when they lr -10 Of me anchor, Don't be chain. lDeck trail' l 1 tl fdlng the l B Q. fi M ,ff Mx, SN Williams SA McWhinney SA Schluter SA Wniterock SA Winebrenner SR Cunning On a clear morning, 1st division would gather and talk about great line handling evolutions of the past. gf' ! SR Levinson ff to the beer... I mean pier. S I in I SA Abdulmateen SA Cornell SA Hooks SA Kasparian C nam Foc'sIe, First. Distance nd Division X. 31 1 1 BMCfSWj Harris BM2 Sam do maintenance ludicrous speed and I BMI Crippen W 'HM , . . QQ.. Y x Y WA NV 5 sms Lara BM3 Lewis 'Ui '0 SN I or ,iddenbrooke SN Avilez xi' t 7? .Li E SN Gonzalez SN Ledford S l SN Moran SN Murray to J, Z + X Z Y ' 5 L r Smith A SA Blackwell SA Casimir SA Cogenfino A e through the next round toot SAC's valet parking made her a favorite for helicopters on the go. X 4'- .f A 5 ai f ,. Q.. SA Nelson SR Talamantes --f--.W w-una' 4 - B ay 4 ,of 4.4- . A Q I O 1. A t ODSISHI danger wfzrf these hetos, The agwgfroach to C O faSt an muse to circle around to rzteed off EXC4333 sprffed and torque, BMC is blinded by the magnifiwnce 0' Voss, a'9W1em' o ,.-..,... ..,.t,Wt tea mag, ready for dipping. This is Sideflare 72 on approach with another Q load of thrust for the jet jockeys. M7 E l s ' 'fri f 't -4 'O .1 4 ,. 11 ..N -, Q- ,Q fi fjfll. 14 'Ig U, 41. r I ,'.' ' +1 I V 4 M If 1 jg! 1: fvff :U-1: el 5 ' I ' ' I 'tm- ' -., ,,, . 5 J 5 3 1 as ,1 S-1 , ,rr . u 1 I-an f-,,,fzf v - t ff . J!-4 nbc? :rift f ' H F t r t t r r t u 1 5 it 'r r 'L t . V 1 E 4 , 1 r r .2 t SI am' l'Ounq :fl ' if If Q , ,A ,H Q'- V -fgSidet2are 62, you are the fastest provision hauler around, but can we ieas have our pallet jack back? Our Canadian friends from the Great White North come to pay us a visit. 5 3 cn 'ff 'K 'Pwr-nuff' B I t if : - J mf U Q Nu 'Ol '-I 53 'cz- nm 35 cn 0112. Q35 O!-O' SCD :ni '09 gm Q3 3? 4 mm 'Po- ...C 33 U3 EL. QD' cn :L4 32 32 54 82 33 Em mm :S go. 05 'G '-.1 C gs 1-U' :r co fueling. x 5. 4, .i 1' ' M? 72. You might not have noticed, but we're tailgated big-time. Do you want me to run him off? 3 'NE Quiet.,-. -, - 4: .5 A 1' 1 5 - 47 , , nrmwaef.-n1f.g..n K. Q.- D5, . sg: alfdwa :M -Rza ., -1 X nf , 1 ,,.: ,, .b.,, ,: ,-1- . :ss 22567 k , 1 1,.: . ,african Stat ' im The Steel B 2 ,, ,..,.,-K.. vffmv- '-15111-.ff ' a4awm.emv.m.- .fwqnfv--an v,j,gQ3ig,g:.,'fif - ,Lal .14 'L r ix. JUSI Wililfllg Ihr wmcune in Mx , ,V ,f. ' ear' fe V ' Llll ,XS I L vl1l.xHx luIIIlu'NIi1p E 32 illlli.,.NpI1IN, 'hy ,U 4 ilfl mg .1 puckvlhlll ul Img-I 'HCS' In Shilfk' J ou ever listen to the words of Anchors Aweigh'P Bos n Steward cooking tip 312 rub the chicken Y in the charcoal for that char broiled flavor hour or s flightdeck. Q. mst ,f 6 gf sauce irirfc a f 9U'F F'l ' Liked the potato salad just a little too much. ,d Barbecue up 537, H you mn out Whoa! Did you try the brownies? The colors! The colors' Dasting, a fresh spit of Redman Leaf y piquant. 4-J' F I , N.. ., ...-, - g ,1f?'ff-1 1 1 f f 3,5 y - I K-1'.g:5gg:5' f Q . 1 r- 41 , 1 -, fg'f 7f?' , , ff ' O ' .. F W , WZE- 3 31: '- -.' 5 R ,fu 535 315621. V xl gg- V, '7'3: n p Z Z, 131 V5 ' .,1f HF -. 'F , M ' iw. 1 tw V L r .s .1 -,zz E, Pusan: the land of El1CfTd'TilUCI'!f. Negotiations me url X W . Y 1 1 zu .fy Ak Va .1 3 11'- i - ' ' 'EFX I - 5'-5 , nb: , cicihn iw has !H13f1CiS 4 -11 K Sure it's ttle drafty, but it's still a great fixer upper. I , 'AK J' iv 1 ii fi K- Hey! I can see Korea from here! I think they were in a Korean rock band. it is sfvfiehow appropriate that you can play King of the Mountain over lhe Ki T !7S buried under the mountains BELLFRIDES S1.00!! 4 35 1 . :VIS ' gi' taker, Korean es arrived and Yhlsg FJVBI' ' , ggi? Doorwiil furnitu rc Just in la-All al No wonder they re enllghtened. Do you know how than the arr IS on top narallel universe or lawn Of WS mOUf118iH- you thought Korea was all culture and prettlness. 'T SO l Wild the brook, what are you babbling about? ,xn ,qi f4 7 . I, 6 The very first Korean ashtray. ...Alf HQ ,.,,f5Tfm ' A X-,A :':'i-'xgf ' 5 , 42, l lk K o r e a n C o n d o m i n i u m 37 , .- 4 - wwe 1- - f 'W ' 5:--Lg f :w1?,Sjgg. 5,4 Q. V . a. I 1.1 r wiaiziafgef-Q at ' A r 'A A , v, ,-,n.3L- it ...si .r K., 1 ye, J ' .gift fume A Japanese water fountain. '-i entrance to the Emporer's paiaoe Thie is about as I . c ose as you can get before the guards start getting nervous. A Shinto shrine outside Tokyo. 38 !'. gr-V V 4. 54- il' Tokyo Disneyland. The ham western Pacific. '51 place in the Tokyo oily ol lights Ya 9 .Q r, 4. -.1 li Yokosuka s Station and all il's corporate SDO fl SOFS V o in Marlo looked on. ,A M There were no more C, 1 challenges before him. fy. A The summit ol Fuji ' 5 .3 it was empty and barren. A N k Maybe tomorrow he A would try sumo wrestling. 1 Strange but trueg the setting sun over the i land of the Rising Sun. D '1 39 -un! - ll Hi you must be the ugly Americans we've heard so much about fi . S Two more please. li 1 Taking to the streets at NavSta. Be sure to experience the local flavor when overseas. 40 This spotter station, located on top of Mount Fuji, has been on the lookout for Godzilla since his horrendous attack on Tokyo in 1954. P classic y its not what you think. photo. Courtesy of DK1. BM3 asking the way to the library Luckily. SITC .11 nit put up a fight and went quietly. You can make new friends in the strangest of pmces' 1-.:f ' ZW!! -.... where canning is to good for the slovenly sidewalk One of those mysterious buildings never ex ained, but seen by everyone. i -iv Keep teasing theiMerlion f1ndlf0U 'be pulling back a stump! Seconds away from a swim the fountain. 44-1 r Singapore we recall t e day fondly and look forward to the dawn 1 s E r r r 4 1 F the gateway to Singapore. Y' An' the most buildings in the Far East, it do' transform into a giant robot, ' avr' .rmadszl Chiilin' in the land of many steps. Some of the buildings seemed gitt wrapped? Barbecued sting ray and octopus fried rice. Why, do you want some? 43 . lil A .ly I TrUHTTFF11Ul You go half way round the world and things are still the same. Remembering ferry schedules. EDEDBBUU' 5, rr gf-as ,fi -' F F M Q 1. 1. 5 Pl Q, .f -in Never look directly at a golden building on a sunny morning in Singapore. The Strangest diving pool I have ever seen. i iv V- -n - .rV. 'mm 44 Beautiful buildings and friendly people. Professional liberal 'fmunds KNOW when to fuel up for The Merlion looks out over ' Singapofe River, ever vigilant. A model iron and not. M--Q--,,.,.. gm the days when men were rips were wood. Junk, I think r aff!! ll Downtown Singapore, economic powerhouse A mlnlature crty on the roof of a hOUS9...bGlIeV9 rt or not. L,-'vihyp lC3fSWl Arp, a freelance Ambassador of Goodwill at Large. Clean and green, an equatorial paradise. . 121.61-:,e f vt . . - -QHDOYG takes prrde rn Its many ff'lCOmplishments and monuments can be found throughout the city. uri 1 l 'I11 i K.. ' l ii- 1 , A ,h -. Fw' f L' . awe r -.A ' . 31 ' Majestic USS SACRAMENTO anchored at Phuket Bay. fCrew, water and waste arrived and left by btgtswin various order and at various speeds.J . . t,,,s5.,,, -2 M .k..,,. 2.,W,,fSxWm.,, ,ir ' '. 4-'FQuia,-,f,5h5f':if-'2f,..egI. . - I ,f f- , 5 -5,313 . - 1 ttfvfiimsff 5 Oddly enough, they were a c t u a I I y wearing their shoes when the picture '1. fl V Aug was taken'?! -4-asm-4 After a long night of liberty, many a crewmember probably The WaY boxing WHS meant to be- lf YOU Cant KV 'em down didn't appreciate this sight as much as you would think. with 3 90013 fight- HCR 'Gm in the kidney! Shot with a fish eye lens? mv'-1 45st ! l a lt mac fe worse 2 the efta Hpjnbr no sense to Matt. The more beers he had, the ce darts flew. Could it be they were feeling cts of the alcohol through him? G ii V 9 m 6 8 D e 3 l'1 U 1 N o w ! Did Somebody say... McDonalds? His: tlilil fl '23 H 'I I if lg The Thai style of architecture dates back thousands of years. The sweeping design and flowing intracacy of it's embellishments overpower the senses and give a feeling depth and Take for example this Quickie-Mart... of 47 ef , , if l Don't make any sudden moves Captain! Theres a large golden dragloll' clog standing right.,.bel1ind...you, Vdlieil limi-Hu gels, tml ' ,rig ,Q look S like mi, ..-- nxuul ICUCI, Ule ' U y were sitting on a SAC sailor's plate with a surprised look in their eyes, l lust caril decide wlml lo have next Hoot beer st Coke? g 48 it Sf-,Via . fi 4, i...,.,'-'.x F. fm ,. tw A: 1 ,uw , QL, wr. . . Division ff f s . 'z . :'i i-'fi-5 4 . L M. . ' K A 'P1fV'f' '- --in CW04 Eiiers ii .,-bi.-i Lvffim 5? , Q Y www: Y 9 SJ ' N.1' BM1fSWi Crawford AEMHSVVJ Dequrmam limi irivvi iiimiii iNUffVVi f7'1 'K 3 9 vi f4,,MH5W? lm, HMI Sukzmioto 4464 YH ff-I .1537 ii They teach this stance in Bos'n School. Ships served th P TH SSER Why.allofthem! . i c PM vi. iii i i L...- 35 MMHSWXAWJ Williarrts i V 4, i 5 I . Mattmlller BM2 Pruitt MM2 Sanders l lust love all these cute llttle knots and thmgs we get to tue' l A ,,,t!i..,, 12135 ff -133-f .f yn? 3 X Q ' Y 'H' BM2 Veesels J BM2lSWl Williams BM3 Amoii K l 1 Xl Q L N14 Limp iiirul 135111, cgi P1 'Br J ffm., , W if W g I Mk Y gf Y xl 0 A M M Vi 1 M W u 1 Q, Q f ,5 ,fi-'if VV W ' B MMBQSWJ Hunter EM3 Ramirez MMS Flascon MM3 lflliodos EN3 Smlll A real shipmate, he would give you the shirt right off his back. 52 Welcome to Mercer's World! emeraderie. - eryorie has heard? l b we tale oi the - .wnkeys Fist. 351 . Y A .. , f- f-if - ' ' 4 1+ Looking for 1........ 3 wg, ' -f gf J, , f Q 5 5 r . it K ir , L, f l BM3 Sturm EM3 Vanvoast EM3 Whiteside SN Benson SN Blair '5' Z .L X 3 fb i x A f 5 J L e ii. In :S K J L SN Casey SN Cooks SN Elizondo SN Gonzalez SN Hamblin a little bit of Texas in Korea. T Wondering why the Deck Department ice cream machine doesnt seem to be working. 53 3 Qi SN Lujan J K SN Wilson MMFN Wirth SA Cubic! QA Fe me r 4 T h e Y s a i d S i X TTI O I' E h o u r S ! ki i SA Harris 4 'L r J, if JI 5 V i SA 'Vey SA Jones SA Little SA Napier K , J- . A if f l Iv i rl li 1 4 I i' , l 5 ,I SA Poland SA Plan SA Simpson SA Thibodeaux SA Wood Ii' . ST sP s- 2- 1 4 v ' K f ,pf -- W...-.fl g - 'Q' 3: I ' .,,, i gf , gym-5 5 -f-' .- i-wtf-,gc-, I told them we were out of ., 1? I 'gf .i -'fr' 4- 'M , i .mg regular and would have Q N 8 'H' 1 f '1. . i ' 1' bill them for premium if Vx' -xv , ' A V+-1 ' , 'W elif? ' V' they wanted to stay ..l+ I sure wish we had a ship alongside. Me too. When not hauling lines for ships alongside, Unrep likes to play it's favorite game...Tug 'O' War. ongside. 31 1 ,aa ' - M. 1 i i VSA v 1 SFX Nnadede Hambiiri started practicing to be an electrician early on. 56 2 JS X X4-I'- This is nothing, once l was in waves so had they broke over the ship and back around again. .fl -E+?A4-,ff-3'-7, ltranslationl Thank you SACRAMENTO! n 'em on Pac fore Navy warship 100 yards off my bow. This is USS SACRAMENTO. Request you make your approach from the stern. Over 'LW If it looks like a duck, sounds like a duck, and smells like a helicopter, it must be desert duck! - lf.. USS CONSTELLATION, this is USS SACRAMENTO. If it's all the same to you, We would like to plane guard from here. The little midget that could. 57 4 F p r ' 1 , , 'im the crew. i e w o ad enough gas to get home. Try as they might, the cruisers could ne the Sac and your gas is free promotion .,ig.f Qf51'Jf. ay, Jia-we You are too slow and puny t unrep wlth us Usmg a cell pu me and an avaiiabg helo, the Capl In ordered przzafm Seen 'em on Pac to port If w -ff ,-Milam ,Q A e . .Q -rn bw- , I .1 af.. 1,1 gf 4, -iw SAC ter one to fit in with the crowd. The C .tal element of the battle group was soon fitting like they had been deploying lor ye: and years and --1 an 1:31-f mu 5-.4 Already known far and wide for the quality of their unrep cookies, the Captain decided he would set records for quantity as well. years are we ever glad to see you! Chosin chugs along. 59 gnavnm :no-noun-su BT CO To oo Nl QEL 5555 KNOT RLJN You WIKI QHQ mAx S P5120 7.01 THANKS FQR 'THE GREAT SUPPORT from 'gi - C.. uv,-4 1 6,0 AL, Q7 Q5 4. 2 4 :nm C- I-1 O WSI IN! 'nf E558 jg! ,og . 0 7 Nov ci 'I ----N S143-RA ml ruuoena F7 L.. ---'f' ...og A ZH af? 'WI c ov s Fx ooo com. cm. ' 'Z' vmm T WTI I 1 1 juls. cava-mm: rinsing offical 1990-70b- V K '7 N ei fgff- fy-'.' ' N 1.-3 4 '- - 1 . 'pf-,,. . V - - 'f-QTWS-i ',I 'zI i4'? 4i? I ' .1..,L .,...... Engineers - We walked 10 miles uphill each way barefoot in the snow to get to A school, liked it fthe walkl, dropped out and became snipes, and now luxerate daily in our house of pain. The Engineering Department is the heart of the ship. We provide the ship with all mechanical means of operations, plus those little quality of life extras like water additives iflavored water-yesterday the flavor was ebsom salt, tomorrow perhaps JP-5?l. We generate the steam and maintain all propulsion equipment such as turbines, pumps, motors and generators. We also ensure all auxiliary equipment runs at performance levels. Engineering Department provides the electricity, fresh water, heating, air conditioning and sewage systems which are never given a second thought until they are down lon rare occasionsl. We work in atrocious conditions to ensure the comfort of the crew. While in the Arabian Gulf, machinery space temperatures often exceeded 120 degrees fahrenheit. That's OK, it helped melt some of the snow we walk through to get to work, and we wouldn't have it any other way! . I aww- It I QQ? dm ' ' G I t th f t e of engineering and the LC Gurus Eollvghhe wiimptxgninaigisdeielolplerment. le nglneel' 61 EXO1 Division CWO3 Holben MPA La, EMCMCSWJ Perez 3-rvi Mme. s 62 49' ,I i Y ., A ,,, LTJG Summerall ,. 4 'Ns . 'QL if , h .y 5 iviivicsrswi Apimg Now each of us from time to time, has gazed upon the sea, And watched the warships pulling out, to keep this country free, And most of us have read a book, or heard a lusty tale, About the men who sail these ships, through lightning, wind, and hail, But there's a place within each ship, that legend fails to tell. lt's down below the waterline, it takes a living toll- - - L A hot metal living hell, that sailors call the hole, ll lt houses engines run by steam, that makes the shafts go round, A place of fire, noise and heat, that beats your spirits down. Where boilers like a hellish heart, with blood of angry steam, T i Are molded gods without remorse, are nightmares in a dream. i i Whose threat that from the fires roar, is like living doubt, That any minute would with scorn, escape and crush you out. Where turbines scream like tortured souls, alone and lost in Hell, As ordered from above somewhere, they answer every bell. I The men who keep the fires lite, and make the engines run. Are strangers to the world of night, and rarely see the sun. They have no time for men or god, no tolerance or fear, Their aspect pays no living thing, the tribute of a tear. For there's not much that men can do, that these men havent done, Beneath the decks, deep in the hole, to make the engines rub And every hour of every day, they keep the watch in Hell, For if the fires ever fail, the ship's a useless shell. When ships converge to have a war, upon an angry sea, The men below must grimly smile at what their fate might be They're locked in below like men fore doomed, who hear no battle cw, lt's well assumed that if they're hit, the men below will die. For every day's a war down there, when the gauges all read red, I Six hundred pounds of heated steam, can kill you mighty dead. So if you ever write their sons, or try to tell their tale, The very words would make you hear a fired furnace's wail. And people, as a general rule, don't hear of men of steel, A So little's heard about the place that sailors call the hole. But l can sing about this place and try to make you see, A That hardened life of men down there, cause one of them is me. l've seen these sweat-soaked heroes fight, in superheated air, , To keep their ships alive and right, though no one knows theyire there. . And thus they fight for ages on, till warships sail no more ' gmid the boilers mighty heat, and the turbine's hellish roar. q - ' o, when you see a ship pull out, to meet a warlike foe, V ,i Remember family, if you can, THE MEN WHO SAIL BELOWI5, - ' if - ':1f-1 'ff11f-E J V' . 'X '- ' liz' ?g,,f'99 ' if wig-'-:--213, ' - i,, -,,f1,,.,,..4' 'a ff i:e.,.v ' . ., 'ry uvlvl Nm? .2 ' I ' -jx' 'I-if-'W-lf.-S1,:1 5! f'. sin , 11' Q - hrs A fs ff f 3.91, .1 Y i,--3 ..- ,A ww it -1 -J..-.:.E:.,2m,mp.:f. :' 151, i if , , Af, r.,isg.- ayff 5 . N ., A - H:-1 gifs ,ss 2 Iii. , -. , t -we ff'-'Mrs-aff-I 'tk' Aiwa ' Y S --H-,U M, ,, ip . A i .. . M tlau 3 .'g.l X 'I Auxiliaries Division - -. fig. -H.fs -, J 1- is - , JA ir 4' ,X lf,xN.cJ! - . I 'EZ fn. ivan ' r' :q H,-igL: :.'y,g5, -' , 1 -'Y - ' ' ' Q ggi-il 7513- - 5 V 'F rf V r' Q. ' l cvvo2 cnarboneau MMCl3Wl MHYfie'd rvirvii Enriquez rviiviiqswi ivieadors MM1 V VN!! Y QV rim LC M 'g -g 32 Mivmtswi Heaslip EN2 MOOGfS MM2 Pottenger MM2 ward MMS Bogef lt was at these informal leadership conferences that MM3 Bogers tactical and strategic genius was best recognized. lt we just pretend we don't see them, maybe they'll just go away! I H dr-1 While we slept, he stood the... 63 Q MM3 Carr K 1 I V Madrigal ReCtOl' If , . -r is f 3 kFNvlBalla4l'd MIVIFN Lavalley FA Degurski MMFA Lambert pg Lascano Always wear the helmit. You never know when a fuel probe is gonna just fall out of the sky. Eventually, the ships of the battle group caught on to MMC's little Charade and pulled alongside anyway. Although he appeared to suffer from a rare sleeping disorder, MM1 still managed to put in a full 30 minute 1 K EN3 Shipp MM3 Stigers Electrical Division 'HIM 1 . 0 E 1 , Yr oltzl get EMCSCSWQ Black Ervn eactma EM24SW, Cauahan ' lC2 Hileman Hn S gg. 1 4 L Mzqswp Roy rcsrswp Arp EM3 Buuecef i EM3 caramo Suddenly the wind shifted, the bird turned, and IC2 lost his smile. EIVI3 Escano EM3 likes to escape to his happy place whenever he can. EM! reports to CIVPAC lOl' flirty. ICS puts his deck experience to good use. s 5 , Some crowds get ugly, some start out that way. A lu .11.f592fli5s1:' ,,f, f.,1Lt1 1 1 V v 1 y. t, x A , jg! if-L55: 2 Q.. 1 , 2.452 A 21 . NV5, EM3 Frigiliana Fr Y . 3 - ,I , , 1 in . A ' . ICBCSWJ Sampson E f .M '1 ., - fir-11 .1 2. -rigi K 5? 3 iff Q Il r W ' Y Q I I .PHX uf 5 gf I. .iwx '-.1 1 . 5 J. 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MM3 Mellen MM3 Moreno MM3 Nelson IVIM3 Paige MMS Rizo Huerta He found it was safer to wear protective headgear when in an off-ship steaming status. , I vlI', n 9, , ll'g ivN ,IIIIUE :'i:,y.l ',.l :lv 'O'llg, F 1 O4 lla ., r' ,- MMS Stapleton i or FA James s MMFF1 Edmunds 72 1, .o Y 5, 4, MM3 Zamora - e 'E' MMFN Lani: i N firm!! MMPH .N ians kt MMFA Langer L FR Moreno It was his worst nightmare come true he was losing the race and being attacked by a giant duck! MMFA Vang MMFA Wicker MMH1 TWT 'tiara Not all of those bubbles 'L7' 'H' wg f Ex Y V MM1 Barnhorn my v 9 f YL : MM2 Clark ...and you know what? Hes not Can I get a 5-.l J , W?4,, 1 Destlned to wind up mslde a llvmg , .A f vm l v BT2 Williams MMS Anderson MMS BSZIQG E41 If '5 i' j 1 Vs MMS Bossio MMS oandare MMS COOHWGS I e 15 . I g, MM3 Bevels -IL-1 QV Z ' MM3 Borders Yo! Waddoya mean we don't look Thai? herbal tea. wr -1 QV , , W r MMS Evans MM3 Johnsol Every night after watch, lhe gang would gather i to read poetry, discuss philosophy, and drink Polka dots do make the uniform 'Q YY gd ill d0Wn he ey really need lo put a he V 4 ,oee r Q 1' F f ID' A Q V Q K M. jf sf ,A-gggf -,,s,..i..aa,,-.a..W,C.:-.,,,.,.l... , A., ,, ,, f gif To in y I i L 'V' name' MW UHQO MM3 rviadolid 'uf Q.. - A' rvirvls Mitchell ' MMS Sagory Y f 47 L 'Q if l g l 2 t i L ly .1 Winter MMFN Gonzalez MMFN HOIFUG-S IVIIVIFN Jones MIVIFN Smith Snapgme DF' -2, l can't hold it in rr- i longer! How do you make a hanky dance? Put a little boogie in l was thinking a nice sky blue on this side and maybe a yellow around the top. The old soap bubbles in the ship's stack routine is about to play out to it's inevitably funny conclusion. 75 1 2, -r Q ' 2 V I f f . Z , . L 3 . MMFA Bwishbp FA Garcia FA Kirkley FA Linton MMFA Moore ., 3 7 1' 5 - 'f . f ,,., y 4,5 ' k A if x f ' g . FA Puckett MMFA Russell FA Sanders MMFR Fox FR Holden Well, as long as there really isn't any film in the camera... ,..,....-.-+.-.- ---- The crew with shaved heads were always encouraged to take the first liberty launch. Their friction free aerodynamic design made the trip go faster and got the boats back quicker. . L Domino's Pizza? Do you still deliver in thirty minutes or its free? 's Engiif -ring bedtime story, The Little Machinist Mate Who Could. lt looks just like my lVlom's! YO' have that look too it you GOV see his hand! ' 0. ,v ,aan , I Deep in the very bowels of the ship, Many had claimed to seen the legendary Winter, but few could describe him. FH Kahler I K . I MMFR McCulean 1,414 --V A-. . .Sports wilt makeyou ' i? The seldom used, but always successful! Sao W- 'h--.., tickle LHC ullnunhsuql 5 mi ,,., Q HUHV up and dunk! Et,r,Q Q aw When full Contact H-O-F4-S-E gets or hand. Someone who doesnt rw well 8 ta 1 with others. I cantt hold you up ahylonged X lr tn x , Y 1 Some oth' 5 throw horseshoe- some catch k either WHY them. Thr 'SG . , eer. ns not to sr YOU' b 1 Y., Q. X l 3 gl f in if a z 5- 's an i l 9 I l i Q i It took Gallegos' serve 10 minutes to come down. F'-4 E 2 i 1-,bf I In - The victory challenged team's eyes were covered to protect the innocent egos from the glare of public scrutiny. The VJ in W I Q al Taking a break from the tu fa the Sun Mr. Morse-Ellington remembered taking the picture, but not much else for the next two or three days. As you can see, years of rigorous training and conditioning go into developing the skill required for horseshoes at 79 Spouse's Halfway Part Better get home soon! t t I I --.V W. U. UIC GUUIUIILC was ininxing. don't quit your day jobs. But then they membered what they did for a living and cheered all the louder. i mf' ' it r t Celebrity guest appearance. i l 1 -ag, A Defies words, description, and sanity the bear . 1 XP' ef 3,4-Q,-.-.. v bv , A .. fe -I ' 5' 1 1 5? smnsuunulammumn NHllGVU9l.9'W'90l efmummgmm 1, 'FUR 'IM' Dubai. our Crib in da The Gu!! U J' 4 I .WA if x Jw rx P .X . 1' xr 99' , x 'F .gf 'M fi' of ' , 'Ck Hunb,wUlBhxaru,heHw1w-fm, N 'l3fYlllllKUUlMBC4Sh0QS ,X :,,m,,,f Glslilufawareoer 1J X i ' J ' Q 4:u.1'luq' Hmm Immun U wr,- i.afg.m1 ',1u.1l, ,M Q , 1 Z N Q V ,S railoix-4 ' Y' .WAV P A , . rx. K, qpfnf ' C' V , Qu:-:Ama N, -W 1. W hw.- ff L TJ- :fx :Q-1 1','g ! , Y' Bur finial , Ig . 'V 3 1 ,A Gina Tmnw ,it A Q ,1 X , , A I 53? j- Dubai International Qfcp' Seatarers Q Centre W V Karnvm Jufwfvr. h I .I ,Anwig Sam-an Dcsmcv styles .flllx Bounquas and fl! .1 lramnn ' 'TS lust food U' mv mm, gl. MMV? ' V ' Lhurgh 'X If-I C o . A.: my H , 'I-4-my ,. 3 fx-.M . Chumv ' -,- 31,-iw. 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A , The scary thing about being 120 degrees is you never know for sure when you hit a really warm spot the pool. it in . 1 Members of the elite Jebel dockmastefs union demonstrate the portable group shade generating unit. 4 it i I - v .. 's,,,. X V . 1 ' ' .:,, -6, gm., M , -ff , ,, 4 V ' ' . . ..-a.,,,. if. 'us 5 . pkg., A A f f5 'Q fs '-Q' e- K .Q .,.. ggtyidig, 'Sup 1 . .. ww'-1. ix , 'W ,,-7,-,-'w a ' . if- ..i '? ,,.f,i?t. X' , 'f ' , j - '-fgf V . ' ' -fr ff , J 3'-1 .1 'ln 83 'FP' , VV I f'5 F7 ir' - a :l1'iuiu.., ' . V. Q , , V , I-rr, who f ,fp I LV, 1, 1, , :., , U, t,,,,,,.,,: u 98 !0 of UAE! Its 40 kilometers to Dubau tfom Jebel, thas us stoop mmf tm nw new The other 22. , E as ' A ' fm 1. if , q3L1ifA S. To W5 E: 5 A i T e ff Y: E ' y Q V. J M mm W e oto We J' ' t A ' E a 1 t Q 1 A ' -A -aiu b::':'1'f - - givin- .At ,Elf Q Q , In the United States we settle for just Safeway. , Elements of the UAE Nav J t Dvd somebody say ig, gg Y' PV0t9CTmQ the port ot Jebel Ali. in HJ'-v4 x M, , ,J U Hannah- iw: vm .E -vv ' ,,.,, I- N J 1 - -, Y, .U 1 53514: :Q Wvi--..,,...,.?,,, nav'- For all the money he paid, he wasn't too impressed with the ride A moment frozen in time. The King sits on his throne while the prince is forced to wait his turn. his Q. A f f if ,Nw A' s ,Vx W lk N . i .wr if you think this is funny, you should see how he's wearing his underwear. Then again, maybe not. 1-.....- '- The inscription on the wall said they ruled the desert sands. Thats a lot of ruling. ui 7- An ancient Arab Navy recruiting poster Join the Navy, see the Gulf 85 :IT C. 2 4' M N ,,.... CHU Bahrain? fn xi'i'v.4z. :Q qv- ,4 I z ,A 4, 1 Q fx, Even the water is lull ol sand hem . ?3F - . :al af z- 544'-fbi' -if The only grass in ' entire country arldi The best part about tanning in the Gulf is . it only takes about 30 The of Bahrain is a special blend, imported at great expense Secgndg 3 day, from the Bahamas. lFteason 334 why your gas costs so much at the pumpl. Chief, after spending hours in the hot desert sun, started acting a little unusual. Later, he would only answer to Lawrence of Bahrain. .- l ,Q :I A a-,zgig vs 55? P22 25,4 86 throw llOl'SQSl lOl'?f-f to protect his :dent 1st Du lor a lt that E4 1 ready more ol ?l'l liberty! ip t' llace not includf vm terrorist reprisalf W does all this sand keep coming from? Unable to find their water bottles, they were forced to pour the tap water into some old empty beer bottles they found nearby. The view our front porch in the hood. f .. '. 11 'X '- ,,.,, , fi., gettin: any , it 4 . nut X K, -li naw had W The best rest is bus rest. fi, Ulf r- A little Gulf cuisine tipg the sandwiches are good but watch out if they ask if you want oil on your salad. 87 Li6erty Cal Li6erty Cuff., if A .-39518353 0 dartgur ut overs-.rms trt,1er'ty EMI5 rs. by a snake! BMS. just seconds before he as forced to battle a fne Bookem breatnrng dragon' A flotilla of bow denters cruising the sea lanes as we enter Singapore. Play hard, drink orange juice. Medrcal had the hardest time stopping Doc from putting everything r 15 mouth' le-Qu 1 is 88 , 5 L:ip's little publicized side trip to Jamaica. 9 f Liberty buddies. l The SACRAMENTO Shutfleg waiting on liberty launch back to the ship. ll 'T if l ix gm l t You spend your liberty doing what you want to do and we'll do the same. You know he didn't leave any for the rest of us! For an engineering chief, this is liberty. Telling medical sea stories about root canals and prostate exams rf'Vzszt E-I0 ff? I Q D F V H - ,t i t , ,, g r X V A -51 fi FQ 3-F ft lefgfgggjf 25' W HW-W ' ' ' f' 'f'-1' 414-,rl , , f - -' - I - f , ' . fs, 'f f 5 ' ' 'E . 1225+ ,xr . J: r-' ' , A-' A I . . I , g 5 1 V: V- f-a' , .. mfg lr Hong Kongg Pearl of the Orient! it of velcro anyo Though yards are smaller in Hong Kong, lawn ornaments are huge! Wim 9 ? Q? if rg 90 rr a'fi' ' wi' Although popular in Asia, cobblestone What a sailor really wants when he pulls in to a pon after weeks at sea, a place where he can dream about going out again. S X. l 3 i , ll briclfz. :ith his head, boards with his hands and wind with his... I 1--.-. llhnnl diving never caught on in the Americas. The Qirfnl ,gal Victoria's Peak, but you can go there and look too. There were actually two additional rings not shown here, but that's another picture. Singapore Sling in Singapore, Thai Tea in have a Hong Kong Phooie. Thailand, l think we'Il K , ,. First l'll relax, then maybe l'll go see if l find a Chinese restaraunt for dinner, I i L 9 Extras were hired to walk in front of the Buddha photo more exciting. r' I W . -.t, make me 92 Hangin' ii' 'YQ KONG- E 9 55 1 . ,-f' WX.. E E E r P They didn't even ,notice the iarge, - stone hands moving behind them... i 31. ' 2 2 ' .Az ' E i ' if 3 g. 355.1 ea .aft lsn't it embarrassing when you show up somewhere and someone else is wearing the same outfit? j 1st Division :'f,idn't wait to pull into Hong Kong. They were standing by for days. i s i E i s i i i i i i Eddly enough, HambIin's superviser had the same dream?! 93 f iii v lf. . ,.., .1,.N. ' t ' ' SAC brings a time WQEMS VAL' 1 T g on weather to sunny Hawau, The ARIZONA hes quiet beneath the fir, - w'.' xx 5 WGVES, ' 'ggght ' ff ,,. Spf ff ,, t2? 4 . A lv? 'P QE i Fi, ' A 1 P'-yn .V as-,3 ,J stood the Watch at T fx 1 say ot intamy and we 1f9Vef... -., Na. ..3.,1d - 'bfi--.S .wg----v-.-.- Hawaii's most famous tiff l . . ' ' vi' o, ,Q ' A V 1 'Q W., 4 it V L.-.fl ! An anchor weighted with the chains of time and sadness. it nan' A Ut ,gn-g, .. V li 4 ii H ff n 0 v , .1 V VV fy ,, W..--NW. U M.. -'fit 1.55:-fa... ' ' W Y i wr X. 4. ,TF Q X It 's-.N X ,. Q Q- fy, yi N '5, '5- X I., r A A nl ,A X 'iff I sms ' x , . - A r up J' V' A LL X , r' I ., .Y ' ,... -.H ' I x 1-6 V 'f f 'f' V MM M V T ,nh X X ,4f, Q ' aj 1. - 3 f 'V . an pgc , .'f..w 4, ,. 1 i .3 1 landmark, the USS ARIZONA Memorial. i 'Q . 3 1 A lot of history for such a small harbor on a single day. 95 ,. vu i BM3 entertains ist division with tales of B I ,s:e:..---fungi--:r-M-v V, 4 . i r 1. P24 -la --I--n ' ' os'ns when he w I P 415.5 CQN . V sfifsm Q4 me -..-nvin- ' 1 Q- e We ffdfiifefe pp D, ' I ' JDM 5 u .M -il ii.. Was that the ship's whistle? are they sounding recall? aybe we re going home early? limi l I 1 ul H arbor in aight, but hon: 1 mind. 1, ..Q.a.-N. ..-..,......-L.. .-...., ruzlse n., -, W.':::.' - in Ya Y , V M p 4 V Y YV -X , -f-. F.--,., .,,, F w W .,T.....-........- Q F F --I 6 I 'f V9 -Q---.--..P , ' and Dad. fin' OF N10 kids fmutft he pdfitielrt wqh the -'vatiorx iii ttirqo titties 111 we frmiiii RS tor View mera toni Thi kids were here we had the suits sure we but thern to work' Like father, like son. They call neit ed away sweepers and her one grabbed a broom. Despite what MP1 believes Senior Chief is a warm, caring nurturing individual. 97 Operations is the frosting on the Sacramento cake, First up, we have the Ouartermasters tOlVlsi and Signalmen QSMSJ ot ON Division. OlVls are the ones who get to tell the Captain where he can go on a daily basis, and the SMS are the departmental iiashers about whom many wonder: just what are they really saying to those other ships? Ol Division is the Electronic Warfare CEWSJ and the Operations Specialists tOSsi. EWS can often be found watching moviesmtraining films, in the perpetually dark theater-like atmosphere of the Combat information Center CCICJ where they have watch stations? OSs man and maintain shipboard Rumor Control and are directly responsible for keeping the Ship's Store in the black. OE Division contains the Electronic Technicians QETSJ, who you call when the radars stop spinning, the LAN fails, the sailor phones go down - in other vvords, the busiest division is Ops! OC Division, the information Systems Technicians tlTsl, can be readily identified by the heavy jackets they wear year found. ThiS is especially noticable in the summer in the Persian Gut? when all shipboard AXC is pumped directly to their workspace. Last, we have CS Division. CIWS, NATO, TAS: the Fire Controlmen tFCsl do it all. They are responsible for allouving us to shoot down all incoming threats. Together, these divisions make UD the happy Operations family. LCDR J. J. Kosina Operations Officer - - -A, u 'r V. . , 1, 'Va x w Q., . fg A 1 Y I Q Ma - I 1, Y mi FCCSKSWJ Raines FC1 Austin FC1cSvvi Carver FCNSWJ Crawford FC2 Havens l E3 '1' ' FC2 HQUQY K Fc2qsvvp Majewski FC2lSVVl X. 50 K , , f Ofdwav FCQCSWJ Seibel FC2 Small YQ lub ,' , , -Ml W-5...-f-5 Men in Blue. You're first, last and only line of defense from the scum of the world. Trolling for Gunner's Mates. k V ' L 1 an ' ' - - - - - . ..: -. rvaf4 w4?f gmq-w.:'war-'-v-,Law-f-e.w-wwfrr-wvvfi- Q ' V-'wifi ,glial--n fe as .K 99. e .-stu. ,gr-r..f - -' :ufwwn-Q..-, - ,.,,.. mam-L fwwssitd- . FC3 Crow : an X X I . af FC3 Johnson x 1, .A ff -M JF Z xx a I S. 1-, V' , -ug.. .4-5, ' Y Q ' x 1 7. Q FC3 Smim x ... f 3 Dv, ' 1 fs 5, 451. 5-.01 fit Wx N. FCSA fillliifn K, Stretchmg the rubber band io: a launch 95. 3 Vx. .. . Mum 41 km ps the sm, off would you wearo 100 Operahons to INC ,d, bg' . , aa i t ,Q W5 Capili ITCCSWi Streetman Z v f Q lg, S35 A im, xi u. i V1 34 'Ti Hams ITHSWJ Orton irzisvvy Callahan '05 S43 Ya -i K , ki 5 it I ITS Goidsborough ITS Jones IT3 Ouellette ITS Page ITSQSWQ Pargelg 'f-V i fi? ' Come! Join us in the ymagicai, mysterious, mesmerizing world of Radio. if you take one more picture of me, its going to be of the bottom of my boot. 101 4 . , iv S4 ITBQSWJ Flivera IT3 Wilson ii 5 . lf 1-1 l gl lil 102 .lf We're smllmg because you doh't know what wefre holdlhg tffxlnd our backs lf the message doesnt say flash, wake me in an hour. They would actually spend the watch in the clark, making shadow bunnies on the bulkheads. and laughing, Please doh't feed tho l :moment ,g-'? ' , ' V, ' ' 'xVz5Ff-Tfffi . f U .H1 f tiff, 1,.15I', L ,M .' '2l5.'f.?fi '-fl K t' v- ' A fi F' . T' 'fa' 5 1, if , ,ir-.K .Q . 3-,fax-1,3 ':' .,ar,1 .' 5:-:H Q X Q fl ,L 2,1 ., 1 .. . 1 K ' . Q52 F51?gg3,y15'eQ46f W 1 , 1,f',,gf: 2 S..f ' ' i i ET2 in pretty pathetic :cool by association' attempt. g Sir, iii QL ' .1 31 i .yr f 2 ' ' 5 Q ' fi L Ei? - 5 2 ig j ' c nok at the lineup and see if you can identify the perpetrator. , -g wg 'Y fl 1 3 i 1 L J' W QCCSWJ Labanowski ETQQSWQ Fiddle ET2iSWi Kratzer ETQQSWJ Martinez ETZQSWQ Morris A N v 1 V I 1. I ET3iSWj Burrow ETBQSWJ Jacobo ET3C3VV7 PHYVWG ven scarier, tney're velcroed to the overhead! E i 103 ffm T Q' Q, ' - 1,,-T, - -N . ., , , me ' 'api-2, 1-R RW ry' . Y. si 1 i 3 - i 43:55, ,2Z:Y.,3'Efz'. ' H ' , ,wgm -P ' -s w '11 - r.5ff,..z,, Q we-.germ 1,5-.95 +12 f Q: can ,ef ., ,rg 141, -xiii As gf..-1-1 -'i,2' f .,: pq -, M .-' -,-- 1' F --- at f ,-: da -1 11 - V . J'-P ,-J.:-14 f:5X4-',:1fif5',' 'nw . V, i gg r,gjiZxL3, fr f 'tt , -1- ,f -:gg r:m,:g r-12 ,, V f '- - '11,-'--:-3'f'::,, 5 '-22 we Pi af a nf -.- - . -e,,,.W3W Q'i,.ifAf:., -11-mia Ji 1 zz ff1.-- L1 f- ,v A-im.-,,,4f .--,Lf ,- .rw-151'-A Q1 Q' s' f- 1 1'1s'rif2a'-rn '?Qf:1i .1 4, , i Ni - Q' .Q i Tiff -,Ll fk T. '. ' J . .Y :er a ' Ziff 1 ff- X . T:-gf? A-5 Avia 'F ', 1 -L-1 3 5-7 11.Y1.1f.' Eff :4i1,r fi r ir:Q7'3',e '1,-333' ,191 iff' wx M LTJG J0hn50n OS1lSWl L8Lll'lOVl iz, , , OS2 Vetter W f V. K Nfl gf I Ewa .la nip Cruz 511 , Z AQ , 1 ' - - u,-fg,:,?' , - 21531,-T.' is. Y ,4.f ,. fh- half A Y Tiff EW1lSWl Ruff E gt .- vi EW3 Kirby Photographic evidence that Montoy had fallen in with the wrong crowd. lf, L 5 OS2 Montoy OS2 Shanklin i su Y 1 7:3 A W xvf' iff L 5 ii ' V OS3 Lilley OS3 Salgado Aftsf' complaining IOUU and hard about the sme' in the birthin9 conegartment, Lilley cami' to a stunning realzxxetion. X- X .181 YK A e 4 Y 3 li, K 4 if OSB Schulte 1 O33 SIHBG OSSN Goodwin OSSA Poole An EW not on iiberty in It was a disaster of epic p0rtg tell your friends, proportions. They were out of foo-foo coffee and were being supplied by the mess decks. They were diny, stank, and spit a Iotg but the camels didn't seem to mind. ,.e'5'i 'sa A 'Q' Q Z , , 'i LTJG Stundahl QMCQSWQ Griggs SMCQSWJ Heinkel , 1' s H. L SMS Myers QMSA Persson SM3... the backbone of Sigs. g N! A SM1 KSWJ Perrotta .. . Y QIVIZQSWQ IVlCDanielS ' Z f We are the M: W SAC We're not lost, we're still on the chart? -::f:g..': .ftj N .K ,,f15.3:.-,,5-4, 'T Eifwi , ,V f N 4 5 sg,-A gp U 9 ner to save your life, not your feelings. We are Safety Department and that's what we do. I but iigmy, the good guys in the green hats are responsible for the management, periodic uatioi and audit of the Naval Occupational Safety and Health QNAVOSHJ program, zone , eCtlOl Safety Committee, and Safety Council. We manage the requisition, storage, issue, I d mvef ry of all ready for issue hazardous materials for any ship that needs disposal. So embe vash your hands before you eat, look both ways when crossing the street, and think X sh H14 ENS Strain 'nutty ! 'A ' V! DC3 Seckwith A 1 tffki 4 t 1 OMCKSWQ Banning v bca cf-mon Your safety Bin our hands Nyah nyah nyah! Q if SK1 Hoskinson , 1 r' 1 1 if SK3 Isaacs JE 1 1 A 5 SJ A Q lVllVl1lSWl Petronis -Btn Y W5 BMS Marshman We zoned your Spaces last month? Well. W9 accidently scheduled you again this month. Have a wonderful day! 107 ply Department if you need it we can get it feventually de-pei ting onh ch it costs and how many times you re willing lo order ntl We a compn of seven divisions each with its own character and in one word if Q PROVIDE A little summary of who we are and what we do Supply Support QS 15 Provides logistics support to the ship for repair parts and consumable items gust give us chit and we get stuffl Food Service CS 25 Always pleasant customer service providing the crew with quality nutritional food three times a day fWe re not here to fill you up Were here to keep you going now move alongll Ships Services QS Sl Provides sales and services to the crew fTake all your change either through the vending machines or from your pockets ir the ship s laundryl. Disbursing QS-45 - Provides postal, payroll, and financial services fWe give you the change aforementioned by S-37. Avcal CS-65 - Supports helos with parts, oils, and lubricants Qalso pillows and blankets so the crews can get that required rest between 15 minute flightst. Cargo QS-85 - Provides d and dips, chains and chocksl. ynamic support to Constellation Battle Group tchips Weapons QS-109 - Prov'd steely. I ing customers ordnance on station fWe deal in hot CDR J. R. Lantelme Supply Gfficer 1' f f f LCDR M. K. Martin 3 I Asst. Supply Offiger Q.. ' IL i V W 93? 9 R' HF' :QM if ,Ei-4 are-hi F 531. 411 'iss 5 31- ,n p 2 ' ff, gt r U-. V- .. ,, lf - 1i1.z2't r-'H' A f 2 f . Q agw -l. 'H'-'S' gn -'51-'T : ,E f,. ,Eg, ' :jrg-gf., Q Af' 'ETV'3'vf i, 'Ff'ifif I-,ki 7173 f J A .2 fa L: fig 9 ef' ,f?' ? , 'Ai 'w 1t!'fI ia 1,3-2 f ,gaze Q -nf -fa, 1 f fp , f 1 jg: -, -ey :f4T2?'. A f?2LiEe::3L ' ' fi?-,f 2, I ' M if-T'f',iJA4g 0. 59 M515 , ,. -3. , ' .,, . , .. ffswis ' f, to X -'f I., 2651- 'tfffiii V . , , ., ,,. R '.,!- X -J Er' gy V Qi 4 DW? Lake SKZISWJ Bayehtmg SK2 Deleoh SK3 Carney 5K3 East Photo made available through the courtesy of the Phuket P o I i c e Department. G , Q-5 Intl! ,4 24' at SK3 Kegler jacket, you make the call. 109 -S2 V Q -me ,,, ,. 1 Y - f S l G S2 S 7 V,,, L E, I ENE gms V rvlsoqsvvp Price W rvrsusvvy easron Msusvvp ermkef tx 5 Q . l Mu , M- Y! f if MSHSWJ Truesdale M32 BUSH M32 YOUUQ M83 Brantley I can never remember, is it 1!4 or 1!8 .What kind of food is mu HHS Navy food., teaspoons of salt for every 60 gallons of soup? N MS1 Denison 'ln We MS3 Maytorena P w AV,KV- .'V.V ,.,' E E 1- . t A f W ifz'4ifii -rft K eri lr'Q f. K W .. i e . A ee , pk, y-.. 1 r- gf-is., 1 , 5' it 'iv iicci MSS Salazar MS3 Uy MSSN Amman Amateur Nigni in the galley. The crew 'ed it when chief cooked because she put a little exe, e love in every meal she made. L MSSN Dorce .L f v-7 'FE Y f livissrv Hoffman The engineers learned about benefits of rate when they discovered Operations wet bar on the signal bridge. 3 4.1- 1 1 111 '1' 8 mpg? LTJG Hanak levy if 2 ? S 3 ef H v WH QQ '1 .. .l SHCM Liwanag 2, . SH3 1 mg. Y A 1 W -r vt W! 2 NNI, V f Sf f Nf A 5 . SH1 Hicks Hiilllllfl MGT ' ll', . Ny The look a mernber nl supply owes 4 A, just before somellwmq roally oval A Hwmbm U1 tho happy V-fart team OneSf0P Sanchez happens filltlltllllllfj ln: your mom WCG .KN . Stop tnmmlng Elm Dear Diary, np Today I didnt order three recordm. parts the Engineers needed, l think l'm closing on Chlols l ' MEi5Ql!l3l ltllma-l fateuwrls U tho Y SP3 lgrvmlqtencfy Rvtwytllatson ,V ' Statton, lm uma un tlvono lmay. fslmrt noturn artists ortlorfs when slwoul pumps are mrtnvnutml Q 1 l l 533 flight jackets. . .okayl You want to write a casrep for boots and -'ax-J Q1:'.f1i,gi'1 ,,f,.,j1qf' ' 1 wg, -a.,Y,,, l - 1 :ww -wg,-,Q EQ., 51152-ur..-rl' '15 ,- ' T-:gf ',jt'5:1'154?ff'i. mlasfigbsfi ' ', -'Clif i'-rf' X S4-. 5 ,f ff l Q ' L Q Q ' W l Y 31 Y 5 , NY ,Q 5 5 ENT? Anderson DKHSVVD pl'lllllDS DK2 Devore PC2 Jackson DK3 AKUOKQ-Sarpong e P P ' o one knew E.-rho threw the sleepy renade into uispursing, luckily no one 1 :if-ln ' ' noticed and no work time was ervice. wasnr sure if she approved of s ner.: 24 hour check cashing Mi Fvrwaa r . ik, , 'SQ If 1 ' 4 1 PC3 Jeffries DKSH VVHVVWOP DC NOT FEED THE PCS! DFAS kicked back your travel claim with a note, Is this your final S6 113 r L 1 QQ, 'K Fl- I Q F1 , I 2 r E K Vg 1 LT Mayer SK1 Palencia SK2 Go K J . -r lv h ev SKB Kelclif l x SK13 Julien l l i y i l 'M' Y L T vQ'f r i 'Q .SKB Pontious I DC3 Talent l SN Herring V SN Ngwrrig I SN 3h'9'd5 Senior Chief looks like this every Monday morning. A ...N-4 ,,,,....--4' SAC likes to keep plenty ol extra storekeeperss in stock lor emergencies. HH .d 9 Cziilltl Ounlrll' Control KGGDWQ an ' on me bn g l SN Stevens L G bf ny' ,Qu 4 gg, L . SA Brind'Am0Ur AA Martinez in AR Catangay AR Sesey is r i 1 l SK1 pretending it t doesnt hurt that this forklift is parked on his foot- WE ARE CARGO! THIS IS WHAT WE DO! FEAR US! we S .1 , , .1-' , 1. A A .,,' Ks.: A rr 5- 55:-: gift, l -s , .. 3 '- N gt i, , , ,N -,'- 'gm i -- i - wff A' ,t v . 1,3 Q '.':3 ' L - in . if Q f A.-tv::Z,i4 '-5-'7 . ' . i,e W y l r g',t.h',,'Ltzi L -A -I Sw i i Ii 'UP N I L, L we at , P . L, I i 11 When it says Libby X I Libby, Libby on the iw' NX - label, label, label... Y rl ri 'n Y I - fu ' PQ :fe f 5- -sr, rf' THSIQ IE Esagggm f 1 -Z rf:-ik-Zis .ref lx '-nc' . we 4' rr- :1'f::,,f :awe ,gem-' .iffvy-e':4 , - N ' I vii iZg4,?7f z?4' fa' fun' ' is-Q2vf'.fM. v :T ,Pl V Hi. J3,,q,v.V-A ,MQ . , . if if : ig : Arg, 'W X r I fi U LL! ff ENS Siffflln GMC Sorensen ,Il Y P ei Y' EGMZ I-0992 I GM2 Maurer FIEADY ON THE LEFT... Y v I Yr l A ' GM1 qsvvy wrerzmckr Sf I GM2 Modaff K FI E A D Y O N T H E F I FI I N G L I N E hire' GM2 Bain GMZISWJ ewzxman GIVI2 R eed 'RJ We RF-. IVISIGIFI FTE EDY ON THE FIIGI'IT.--1 GMS Flores X ki G ' x Y sl G X5 W7 A Wi or G J' Lf, G -get Y K i K , W' 'V GM3 JONES GM3 Mikkelsen GMS Mintz GM3 Norling Your security rests in their hands everday. How do you feel novv? Why GMS hate hearing sweepers called away. They have to move the stuff to get to the mags' decks. .. ',,,7.gg5 , ft BQ 1,131 KI. pwlrvl' l if? fx ' S ' I ', ff K ,I 7'F'3 ,ii i if i GM3 Stride l M M- Aw - tif 7' Dear Santa, l have been a good GM this year I would like a rocket launcher, a flame thrower, 117 'if x P-vu-rN 9-fogne Tort. BTemeft0n, on A G 1119 Vnifu VMHH, noi tm L ' 3' er oku you puer. SAC was Coming nf, W' j Tm , not the extra water mi f ' way so the ship uwulff in quicker. I , i 1-14 ll if' .f -,Qs ' .. -1 ': 9 1 . C0 You could somehow lull the shwp f fust Hawmi They look za Io! ssmallm than I remember me ff0m Hey... SAC is back! U45 Quick, tie it up before it gets underway again! S Q 1 I , , Q, IJ- l.- pm ,, V - Y' ' 'ecogmze that Umbfe H' Liberty can, liberty can, all hands stand down -r ' .rv-. .v ,- 'WY ' iff W NC1I5'Wj mf, R? I 2 14 x 1, I 2 p S 1 Q U 5 2 1 i 5 i Q i 3 ? E 1 1 5 f 3 v I 1 4 F 1 fi i 5 . 3 1 , 1 Q 5 I . E I , 121 MZMOQQIZJ., 122 5 5 E ! mam rwnwfmf Lwwrtxfawzlrtnv '-ya-Im nh' 4-wma, . Hz 3 1 4. P 9 4. G ff 1 A? 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