Samuel B Roberts (FFG 58) - Naval Cruise Book

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K A vb -T 1 ' ' f 1 5' - ' .K . X , 1-Q, 1 ,N x Q' ' aff Q - xx N 1 'W.m,Q.xx gs 9 ' x a -W-F hr ,,,,,,,,,,.,..,...., V ..-----.-- A-A. Q.-,Y rg,-,, M, ...............--f.- ff- 1 .5.w '. ,wt K, X ,N -X N , lv I, 7: 1 I W J Q J' . J , .I ,- 5 'Y .V ,X 1 ff! V Ay 'N I ' 1 ,f 1 ,I .......f...,4,4., , Y ' ' ... ...........4---.. .g..-Q..-.. -- .-..--........4..-........,..M.,.k..........-.z...,.....1-..,. .,. . 0... Since 1800, speedy, highly maneuverable well-equipped ships known as frigates have operated on the high seas of the world. These capable multi purpose warships have performed as scouts, messengers, escorts and elements of their nation,s security element. The United States Navy has an impressive record of producing superb frigates that have distinguished themselves through outstanding performance. This list extends from the frigates, Constellation and Constitution, to today's finest, USS SAMUEL B. ROBERTS CFFG-585. ROBERTS' mission is to provide submarine and surface protection for carrier battle groups, underway replenishment forces, amphibious groups and convoys. Additionally, the ship plays a vital role in operations in support of the War on Terrorism, Counter- drug operations and other missions. Her unique combination of modem sensors and advanced weapon systems allows this ship to fight and survive in today's highly complex environment. ROBERTS' Combat Systems capability allows it to rapidly evaluate threats, conduct rapid and appropriate weapons selection, and near instantaneous response to any postulated attack. The systems aboard the ship have been designed to meet these demanding and dynamic prerequisites and to do so with minimum human interface. Her weapons include the 76mm gun, two 25 mm chain guns, Vulcan Phalanx close in weapons system and anti-submarine torpedoes. ROBERTS is also equipped to carry and embark a LAMPS MK III multi purpose helicopter. The avionics package, airborne sensors, and tactical data systems incorporated in this helicopter allow the ship to locate and strike hostile surface and subsurface forces well beyond the horizon and long before ROBERTS is detected by the enemy's sensors. Rounding ROBERTS' Combat Systems suite is the world's most effective passive ASW system. In todayls combat environment, the ability to respond quickly and effectively is the key to success. All of ROBERTS' systems are designed to meet this important requirement. SAMUEL B. ROBERTS is powered by two CLM 25005 gas turbine jet engines that are similar to those found on Air Force C5-A strategic transport and civilian DC-10 jetliners. They may be brought on line ready to operate in less than one-eighth the time required for a conventional steam or nuclear powered ship. These engines provide the ship with a remarkable responsive acceleration rate and the best capability to react to the needs of the Battle Group Commander in defense of the force. The true heart of the ship, and the reason for the ability to meet all of its requirements, is the crew. High technology, state of the alt systems require skilled technicians and professional leadership. These sailors operate and maintain these systems daily, miles from any extemal support or technical assistance. The ship perfonns and completes its assigned tasks representing the people of the United States because of the dedicated crew who today welcomes you aboard the U. S. Navy's finest Frigate, USS SAMUEL B. ROBERTS IFFG-581. 3 I Commander Chuck L. Sellers United States Navy A native of Martinsville, Virginia, Commander Chuck Sellers attended Virginia Tech and graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree in Mathematics. He was commissioned an Ensign through the NROTC Program in December of l990. After completing the Surface Warfare Division Officer and Steam Engineering Officer of the Watch course at Surface Warfare Officer School CSWOS5, Newport, Rhode Island, Commander Sellers, first assignment was with the USS CHARLESTON CLKA 135 where he served as the Second Division Officer. In l992, he reported to the USS BRISCOE CDD 9775 where he served as the Damage Control Assistant, Strike Officer and Main Propulsion Assistant. In 1994, he joined Tomahawk Afloat Planning Systems CAPS5, Atlantic as a Detachment Officer in Charge. In September of l996, he reported to Naval Postgraduate School in Monterey, California, where he earned a Masters of Science in Operations Research. He then transitioned to be the Combat Systems Officer in USS ESTOCIN CFFG l55. After a successful tour in ESTOCIN, he transferred to be the Combat Systems Officer in COMDESRON TVVENTY-SIX. He was then assigned as Training and Readiness Officer in COMCARGRU SEVEN. In February 2004, he attended the Executive Officer course at SWOS. Newport. Rhode Island. He then reported as the Executive Officer in USS JARRETT CFFG 335. In 2005. he transferred to USS BOXER CLHD 45 as the Operations Officer. In July of 2007, he attended the Industrial College of the Armed Forces, graduating with a Masters of Science in National Security Strategy Resourcing. He assumed command of USS SAMUEL B. ROBERTS CFFG 585 in December of 2008. Commander Sellers is a qualified Surface Warfare Officer. His personal decorations include the Navy and Marine Corps Medal, Meritorious Service Medal, four Navy and Marine Corps Commendation Medals. two Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medals and various unit and campaign awards. Commander Sellers is married to the former Chandra Harbin. They have four children: Caroline. Chatmrm, Carson and Cohen. 4 Commander Jorge R. Flores United States Navy A native of Detroit, Michigan, Commander Jorge '6Rici' Flores attended the U.S. Naval Academy graduating with a Bachelor of Science Degree in System Engineering. Additionally, he attended Old Dominion University graduating with a Masters of Engineering degree in Engineering Management. He was commissioned an Ensign in May of 1993. Commander Flores, first assignment was with USS MITSCHER CDDG 575 where he served as the Commissioning Auxiliaries Officer. In 1996, he reported to USS SAMUEL B. ROBERTS CFFG 585 as the Assistant Chief Engineer. In 1998, he joined Naval Recruiting District Ohio as an Officer Recruiter. He then transitioned in 2000 to be the Chief Engineer in USS STEPHEN W. GROVES CFFG 295. In 2002, he transferred to be the Chief Engineer in USS NORMANDY CCG 605. He was then assigned as Gas Turbine Assessor, N82, Afloat Training Group, Atlantic. In May 2006, he reported as the Damage Control Assistant in USS GEORGE WASHINGTON CCVN 735. He assumed the responsibilities as Executive Officer of USS SAMUEL B. ROBERTS CFFG 585 in May of 2008. Commander Flores is a qualified Surface Warfare Officer. His personal decorations include four Navy and Marine Corps Commendation Medals, three Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medals and various unit and campaign awards. Commander Flores is married to the former Leanne Robin Silski of Cleveland, OH. They have one son, Alex 5 ,X ., X-5. 1 I L A 5 -II L CMDCMCSWXAW5 Sean C. Carolan United States Navy Master Chief Carolan was born in Babylon, NY and graduated from Stranahan High School in Ft. Lauderdale. FL in 1987. He began his Naval career on November 2, 1987, attending basic training at Naval Recruit Training Command, Great Lakes, IL. His first assignment was with the USS MIDWAY CCV 415. In 1991, he reported to Naval Air Station Key West, FL. He was then assigned to the USS GEORGE WASHINGTON CCVN 735. In 1997, he joined Naval Air Station Jacksonville, FL. He then transitioned to be the V-2 ALRE Maintenance Leading Chief Petty Officer onboard the USS NIMITZ CCVN 685. In 2004, he transferred to be the Zlst Company Senior Enlisted Leader at the United States Naval Academy, Annapolis, MD. Master Chief Carolan arrived at his present duty station, USS SAMUEL B. ROBERTS CFFG 585, in November of 2007 where he serves as the Command Master Chief. Master Chief Carolan is a graduate of the U.S. Navy Senior Enlisted Academy and CMCXCOB course. Additionally, he attended Excelsior College graduating with a Bachelor of Science degree. His personal decorations include three Navy and Marine Corps Commendation Medals, three Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medals, six Good Conduct Medals and various unit and campaign awards. Master Chief Carolan currently resides in Jacksonville, FL and is married to the former Heather Langelier of Ft. Lauderdale, FL and has two children, Hannah and Kaylee. 6 4. n ' . -rt' , V gg- 19,1 , 4--.-'g-T19 . . jr ' Hz Shield: The shield is divided wavy blue, red and yellow suggesting the shore line of Guadalcanal and the Marines trapped there in September, 1942. The three stars allude to the naval forces who volunteered to rescue the hard pressed Marines. The gold star represents Coxswain Samuel B. Roberts who was mor tally wounded during the mission when his boat drew enemy fire away from the other boats embarking the Marines. The three stars also stand for the three ships named for Samuel B. Roberts, the gold star denotes the current ship Crest: The lion, a symbol of courage, signifies Roberts, ultimate sacrifice for his comrades. The lion,s red claws and tongue symbolize courage, the blue collar bearing a cross pattee convexed indicates that Roberts died in battle and was awarded the Navy Cross for his gallant actions. The lion is grasping in his paws a blue torch suggesting the passing on of Naval History. The lightening flashes represent the armament of this ship and indicate the quick strike capabilities of the modem war ship. Motto: Admiral Copeland, then LCDR, Commanding Officer of DE-413 concluded in his report of the Baffle of Samar with these words: Gln the face of this knowledge the men Zealously manned their stations wherever they might be, and fought and worked with such calmness courage and efficiency that no higher honor could be conceived than to command silch a group of menn. 8 N. .N ..-......:Q-41:-.W,.u.w..-,... -. ..,. . . ..,. i ........,- .. .XA ... ...V -.f-A .W ..- .QW Q. - Qhiir,-Mmfhw mf . s INFO M IQBHIJACENIENTS: ................ .. 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Asia coxswain for :ly involved in the was a very es from ships at sea to what 1942 Co vac duties. mission to fcally superior 1011 eavy fighting at sea be t on the canal t t ar' -5 - H we ,pa W LK OF REMEMBRANCE ,QA BEL B. Y' 0 'A' f slr t, 433 PPG 59 Q im' ,' ' ' ' - W v f ,f-:1-run-nr Jr-f. -.. ,4,.,4-.--V ,,A,Y,H,,,,- - ff- H - Y , :-nab-Je-:s-1f'....t :M ................-.-,.-..-...........v...,.. si aff' Q Q .E an I' 0 . gy gg ,stab-3 I l t -' h 1. ,1 as .Y , , V -1 R A - ...W ,V X Coxswain Samuel B. Roberts Samuel Booker Robens Ir. was bom in San Francisco in 1921 to a pair of Navy veterans. His father served as a machinist's mate during World War l and later became a civil engineer in the War Depanment, while his mother served as a Yeoman KFJ. one of the thousands of women brought into the naval service to type and file and perform a hundred other largely clerical duties during and immediately after the Great War. All three Robens sons joined the Navy when they became of age: only one would survive his service. A good-looking kid with a cockeyed smile. Robens lr. enlisted in the Navy Reserve in 1939 in Portland, Oregon, was called up the following year. and was trained as a coxswain: a master of small boats. After tours aboard the battleship Cal1?brniafBB 441 and destroyer tender Heywood CAP 121, Roberts was assigned to tl! 8.000-ton amphibious cargo ship Bellarn3riAK 202 and given charge of one of its eigil.lEVP transport craft. A wooden vessel whose bow-mounted loading ramp belied its remarkable agility, the 36-foot ISVP could punch through surf to get a platoon or a leep from ship to shore. Better known as Higgim their inventor, the sturdy craft had tumed the conoept of beachhead assault into reality. 2 ,- The U.S. Navy's Iune 1942 victory at Midway hat! t f - ,- .-. gg 1 - To keep them ontldr- ,U.S. commanders planned their Bust major offensive of fl Q g n iylartitlte invariant oiguadakanal. Such ast Won the paiphery ofIapan's empire in the southern Solomon 1 to forces and once victory was wan. rs snow us. sims to strike the enemy srmngtwta if l E ' ' - Irpmee panes aided theentireregion. t . .,,t tff,1Qe1e.Q j'x:x , .82-ship invasiotalbrce, and disgorged her share of th onto Point on 7 August 1942. For two days, Roberts and the rest at 3 H b e ' 4,1 1- from sl1iptosl'tore.supporting the Marinesas theydmveinlandffhett H alapanese -1 retreated a good poruon of their supplies still in the holds leaving the troops ashore amm tion, little food, and no heavy constniction equipment to improve their captured airstrip. with the Marines. joining a group of about two dozen Navy and Coast Guard sailors based in a plantation near Lunga Point. which sank four U.S. cruisers in a night battle just 20 miles to the northwest off Savo Inland. Belamlr un! 1 9 . 4 . ...J gl lr For the next seven weeks, they piloted their Higgins boats along the coast, delivering fresh men and supplies and . moving wounded troops to safety. Like the rest of the Americans, Robens slogged through the miserable climate by , 0 i day and hunkered down by night. when the japanese warships would come sailing down The Slot to reinforce their ' - ' ' own troops. at a Early on 27 September, Roberts volunteered to help land several hundred Marines a few miles north of Ltmga Point: ' I Q ' i, -- I f the legendary combat leader Lt. Col. Chesty Puller was aiming to outflank a Iapanese strongpoint. The Marines piled 'P' into a dozen of the wooden boats and headed up to a beach near the Matanikau River. But the troops met resistance. YW' and as the Marines withdrew from the beach later that day, Robens was struck in the neck with a lapanese machine bullet. He was but died in the night. gnbmg received, pg Q airy Cross, and eventually, an honor far raren three U.S. Navy ships were named for him: DE 413, 3 dgmuya I il that helped win the battle of Leyte Gulf: DD 823. a destroyer that took part in the first air strikes homie aircraft carrier: and USS Samuel!! Robens!!-'FG 583, the frigate that hit a mine during 1988's Uperation Earnest Will, r' ' New N- ,, t' V' T. I l' if :A ' 2 Q e f K: -prev ' w u p A, g. .,,,,., f -lt! hr. N 1 , N - ar- y J ., t... at. a - N . - ' as t s - ' - ,a.gg,4 , . Wg 5. V 1' K fx I .. t- 5 8 H , . lx I , W ,I .l y - a, q ' f V.. 'af-nautik' c ' 1 1 r A F V ,adm 'ly 2 - M . ,safe , 2 A if A: ' ,, ...te s ,, I 'E 'F , 4 8, a 1 e a Q-.4 'i4?' I V Wifi 'K .ff , ' A' . l - f ' V . ...,, uaouluP K ..-....- W. 8 .A -Y .13 - YIM H., g X5-w, -Qq W, .PH .1.'v,4-'hx ' F , 4 AIA , 1 ,I-,fl if ,viz .15 u1f'NeFf..'.'19 A 5 Q 3,1- if--l4J:'3f.--'hi -1 x 'eLt F'9a- I D H 4 , v I x 4 1. n in.. ,.5.'- we ,iii 'fl -. 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Rinn commanding. 7 7 March 1987 ' The United States agrees to protect 11 Kuwaiti A tankers in the Persian Gulf, launching Operation Earnest Will. 2 r17May1987 ' H i USS Stark QFF G 375 is hit by two Iraqi missiles. V . A w Tanker Bndg6l'0I1pSt1f1kes.a during the iirst Earnest convoyig 7 S S S I p 4 7 Iranian ship Iran Ajr laying mines f.'.hA-ez:-.4 - ag- 3 1 : ' ' ' '1K 'ilill A 'iIi1 'inlni-a-M 1-1 f:A---1-f' if ----,gf-A - Y-A V f-s -h -'F' - 4 M- A' -'-H -:nr f-f-- fe, ,---, -V1-'L W W - - W ,--......, , .:,,:-.--.,...........-.,,.,,,,. , 1 I 1 1 1. .. ...-..-..-.-.. . . i 1 z x Q 1 P . ..-ww.- ........n.-f nv-yn... , 1 . uk' -35L.....A.., 5 49 'ME' i r a .- ,1 A ..,5,PI-'ffl I mf 55' Q -. -'ww . . . . 4 ,nu 5 .ff-:XL 'i Vx L . u, Y - YV, Vx L. J :mv nf' N, M .a '5-W 'L I ' A. , L. 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Roberts 5 8? held a change-of- command ceremony at sea Dec. 2, while conducting counter-illicit trafficking operations 1I1 the Eastem Pacific Ocean. After serving as Commanding Officer since June 2007, Cmdr. Wallace G. Lovely turned over command to Cmdr. Chuck L. Sellers. Cmdr Sellers stated that he Hwas very excited to .be taking over the ship from Cmdr Lovely. USS Samuel B. Roberts is one of the best ships m the Navy due to Cmdr Lovely's leadership and it is an honor to receive the mantle of command from him. Lovely began his command tour near the end of a counter-illicit trafficking deployment during the summer of 2007. During that deployment, Samuel B. Roberts provided Humanitarian support to Nicaragua in the wake of Hurricane Felix and participated in PAN AMAX 2007, an annual multi-national maritime exercise. Upon return the ship's homeport in Mayport, Fla. in September 2007, Samuel B. Roberts went into a Selected Restricted Availability period to gear up the shipis material condition for an upcoming training cycle. During the availability, Samuel B. Roberts, Supply Department worked diligently to acquire significant habitability funds, which were used to improve morale and living conditions. Under Lovely's leadership, Samuel B. Roberts' Mess Decks, Chief is Mess and Wardroom all saw significant improvements. The crewis lounge, named the B 's Nest, was also completely renovated to include new computer workstations, new couches, and a TV which is compatible with the ship's Wii entertainment gaming system. To prepare for the current deployment, Samuel B. Roberts began a three-month workup cycle, which included an Aviation Certification CAVCERTJ, Unit-Level Training Assessment Certification CULTRA-CJ, and Unit-Level Training Assessment Engineering CULTRA-ED, as well as training exercises with Destroyer Squadron 24 CDESRON 245 dtuing Group Sail. During his tour, Lovely worked to form an inclusive command atmosphere where all Sailors from the most junior to the most senior learned about the ship's history and vision. Now, when a new Sailor checks onboard, no longer are they immediately handed a ship's ball cap as they cross the Quarterdeck, new Sailors now have a few days to learn Samuel B. Roberts' historv from their divisions and sponsors before they go before the Commanding Officer for theird 6'Ball-capping Ceremonyf' where they are quizzed on the ship's history The Capping Ceremony officially welcomes new Sailors to the Samuel B. Roberts Family and hel s them better understand the sh1p's heritage and values by which its Sailors are expected tid live. 28 -I? N--.K 4, 1988. This gave! ship's namesake after the tragic dom the ship with -three U.S. Navy Ships the ship m the ship s store passageway the ser? lme mto the crew's lounge. These murals help the Samuel B. of Samuel B, his wife Mary are was a 1990 Virginia Tech graduate with a Bachelor of . His most recent assigmnent was as a student at the Industrial College from July 2007 until he checked-in aboard Samuel B. Roberts. Sellers, his and their four children are now part of the Samuel B. Roberts team. On Uct. 5, Samuel B. Roberts got underway for the ship's current deployment to the U.S. Southem Command CSOUTHCOMJ area of focus, which encompasses the Caribbean, Central and South America and surrounding waters. So far on the deployment, Samuel B. Roberts and attached U.S. Coast Guard Law Enforcement Detachment CLEDET 4025 have interdicted 5,164,340,000 millions worth of illicit drugs. g . -R-I K. . One Week prior to the change-of-command, Samuel B. Roberts provided to the Ranamanians affected by recent floods in Panama. 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Commanding Cfficer Executive Officer LTJG JUSTIN SPOTSER CMDCMKSWHXWD SEAN Training Officer CARD'-AN Command Master Chief 3 1 E EC DIVI IO ncoming ma1l Yeoman type organize files and operate modern office equipment They also perform dministrative dutles in connection with investigations and trails While maintaining records and official Yeoman perform administrative and clerical Work. They receive visitors, answer telephone calls, and sort Jublications. 1 t , 3 YNcqswfAW5 sECo'rr JOHNSON 'Q I, YNIlSW!AWl FRANK feee 'i irti fi BURGESS YN3 THOMAS WILSON 32 8' b--M-M --4.-... ....-..,,.N,.,, , r Personnel Man Specialist: PS's provide enlisted personnel with information. They inform sailors about naval careers opportunities, general education, training, job promotion requirements, rights and benefits. In situations of hardship, they assist enlisted families with legal aid or reassignments. PS's keep records up-to-date, prepare reports, type letters, and maintain files. PS's also maintain the financial records of navy personnel. They prepare payrolls, determine transportation entitlements, compute travel allowances, and process claims for the reimbursement of travel expenses. Personnel Man Specialists also process vouchers for the receivingfspending of public money. They make sure the account data is accurate while maintaining the fiscal records. PS's prepare financial reports and returns. i PSIQSWXAWJ .JEREMY PESNELL Master-at-Amis: MA's help keep law and order on board the ship. To help maintain discipline, they report to the Executive Office, and assist security matters. They enforce regulations, conduct investigations, take part in correctional and rehabilitative programs. They also organize and train sailors assigned to police duty. In civilian life, they would be detectives and policeman. ' MI-Tl MICHEAL FISHER 33 l'he 3-M System Coordinator is the functional manager of tlie. 3-M System Fmod 15 5e5P?n5gEle E0 he Executive Officer for the coordination and direct supervision of all administra ive ac o he Ship's 3-M System program. HTCQSWJ BOBBY LAMAR Navy Counselor: NC,s offer vocational guidance on an individual and group basis to navy personnel aboard ships and at shore facilities. They also council civilian personnel considering enlistment in the navy. NC's assess the interest, aptitudes, abilities, and personalities of individuals. ' NC2fSCWJ HERMAN B' COLEMAN 34 f QQ! MEDICAL DEPARTME T U.S. Navy Hospital Corps 17 June 1898 ft... 25rifi? t0'ifS ' Us 5 .. tt ...ICQ A -Q nl' 5, ,- tx ,V in-an it '1', ii I A, if f L' j I' 1. HlVlCfSWfFNlFfSCWl JOHN T .3 Q 1 1 I' HM2cSWfFMFJ GARRE11' , COMES ta 2 cmsmo Senior Medical Department .J N G , Representative ,M . Junior Medical Department Independent Duty Corpsman Repreienwmie G l D C The USS Samuel B Roberts Medical Department is one of the many important einem my Om Aman components that keep the ship ready to deploy at a moments notice. The medical staffs primary focus is to keep the crew healthy and physically capable to complete the mission at hand. Medical is comprised of a Independent Duty Corpsman HMC CSWXSCWXFMFJ John Coates and a general duty corpsman HMQCSWXFMFJ Garrett Castro. The Medical Department had an active and successful deployment. During the first part of the deployment the Medical Department responded to, treated and successfully saved the life of a Columbian drug runner Who was injured during Coast Guard disabling fire. Additionally our Medical Department successfully took care of an unprecedented number of Medical and Dental emergencies While at sea. Always a part of our training Week the Department gave countless hours of health promotions, medical training and more man down drills than We care to remember. Thru all these evolutions they took care of our bumps and bruises, coughs and colds and helped us with all our problems. as STATION H 36 . , ,. ... .. . ... - . ... . .ai-.. ...,- 4, -..wiv --.. .....,--.u-vH,.....-.-...-fnv.-,.......:.,,. .. -...-...-w.. ..........a.....,, .........,.... . - hm- .... -.... -..,.,... .,,,. . W., . . , 1 M, ',,m,.m M-Munn - 0 , in ,MV g 1 Mm . 5!glmmfQ 0 4...- 'fri ' 'fu we-. . wif' '-v I' 1. ' r -me u V 1 ' 'IQ bf' I' ,ith Q ' ' J' nj , Q, I , 57. ...nf -1 57 ,wb , .. L i-:.,.1.:g ,-M' ' . I' .1 4 'N at v -A-, - R' ...vw-5.5 ,. vi W' 41 '-n-vnrmprf ll val' in fl 2.1 A M R 1 '-nninfnrx Q -4 .M K 'Q Q -an 7 t ,F . Y, ' A+ Q pyenpv- Q'-ff gf ' 'V , -f H YQ 1-4,- 4 -av: , Y -F N , 3 , . 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While there is usually always the sound 'il ' ' A 1. f . r ' I I needle-gunning in the background and the smell of paint being applied, they are also respon sine io Th d' ' ' n successfully deployed the Rllllj on ur Z several high-risk and mission essential evolutions. e ivisio times in support of drug interdiction operations. They also conducted a flawless Replenishrnent Sea Zi which received over 150,000 gallons of fuel and 21 pallets of supplies. While underway, there ie w ,J a member from deck division proudly standing the most crucial watches on the bridge keeping a sharp lookout from bow to stem. They are a group of professional, hard-working, and dedicated individuals who proudly work long hours with little praise. A ship would never be successful without good boatswain mates, and the Sammy B is blessed to have some of the most talented sailors the Navy has L- offer. Their skill and determination directly led to an extremely successful deployment. proving that when the job needs to get done right, you can always count on lst Division. +f it BMCSQSWJ LEWIS JACKSON R M..- F , 1 me T -ni N BM2lSWl ERIC BM2tSW!SWCfAWl WILLIE BM2lSWl ERVIN STEWART BM2tSWl CHRISTOPHER PITTMAN VINCENT Ui BNl3lSWl TROY BEDELLI BM3 KYLE NEWMAN RM? BREN TALoB I 40 -... W -..----.V --Q... .-.......,..,,-Q--.... - - Q-Q is ,.?. v-QQ? -1.3, ,,.-,,,.......-...,,..-..,.,.......,., 'i SN JOSE ACUNA in Nl , IMAR AQUINO SN COLES BANKS 3' A SN LUIS BARDALE S -.qu all 'Gu s V A , f SN CHARLES DESOUSA SN JUAN GARCIA SN ANDREW GONZALEZ SN MATTHEW LANDRY 41 gr :f,.f SZ' - I Ez? . l IPP-KHENN H Y Tv I i J r I 2 1 1 I I i 1 V E i I 1 I I I ! 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'li- Y fn X Q i 1 7 I AW J t 0S2firt2rvEN N-CHD'-is 'Usa Aims' GAINES MCGLOTHLIN SANCHEZ 44 0-:..,'fi '.0VFfp in R : x -if Mil fgiflx 'F , iff 4 O53 MICHAEL BALDWINGREGDRY a OS31SWJ PAUL 053 JAMES MORING DS3 JAMELL NAYLOR OS3 JAMES GEATER WORSLEY N f . uv- -:ISL E 4 A -F ' A ,V ii '7, I OSSN ALEJANDRO OSSN LORENZO r OSSN DEMETRIUS SHEPPARD 45 JJ GC Dl I IG lT's: We are the ones responsible for ensuring that communications, regardless of type, leave and come back to the ship. We take care of everything from message traffic to emails, and all satellite-based communications. We are also in charge of all ship-to-ship and ship-to-shore transmissions that enable us to hunt and take down drug-runners everywhere. We are the communications force, bringing light and knowledge to the vast expanse of the ocean for ship-board use as Well as the ability to stay in touch with loved ones back home. Information Technicians, keeping you comiected to your families and the rest of the fleet. f 'la 'YAP ITClSWfAWll PATRICK H T ITI CHRISTOP ER I lSWl JAMES HOLLOMAN COOPER fs, ' X ' l' xl . ,Y AV p A 'X .K 4 1 it Q li. ,ui , l X X-- . if p lT2fSWl DENNIS KELLY IT2lSWl ANDREW LANG lT2lSWl PAUL LAYMAN 46 ...nf-. .,, . ..-.. .-a..-:-1.12 ,,, ,l A .......-uno-. -41... V... -.... M... ,, ,, -of .up ...Q .,..-0-.....-...L4-..,-- U , N H xl W 'A 4' '- '------ wf- ...Y....a....,.--....,...- ni .. .. ,,,., .og 'urn - W, 3 li- ' SN ALEXANDER HURLEY ITSNCSWD NICHOLAS ZELAYA 47 From the beginning of recorded time man has t raveled on the water. He left port without the ability to steer a course. He was at the mercy of the sea, with his direction being determined by the wind and currents. h h t d to o. As a result of this problern-solwirig Eventually, he faced the problem of hovv to get W ere e Wan e g process, navigation was bom and so came along the Quartermaster! Quartermasters are engaged in many aspects of navigation. Navigation is known as both an art and a science. There is no feeling that compares to knowing that you are part of a team that safely navi gates a ship and her crew across vast expanses of ocean. You are a highly visible member of a shipis crew, after all, your work station is on the bridge Where the Captain spends most of his time under Way. QM's traditionally maintain the highest standards of grooming, pride, and professionalism. They are the trusted assistants of the Navigator, Officer of the Deck and the Captain. Navigation is divided into four primary areas: piloting, dead reckoning, celestial navigation, and radionavigation. 6 Anchorages, 10 Port Visits, 33 Restricted Water Transits, 29,000 safely traveled nautical miles. getting the crew home safely. .. PRICELESS! .. t 3 I gl fn .1 Q Qu it 'fiv- Li C N i QMCQSWXAWJ CARLOS QMIQSWXAWJ ROBERT LUGO MIKE I! B 'i QQ. 4' . . . l 1 Q gy' ,If L . .4 ,.,A Q A .. , , QM3 ALAN MOTSINGER QniisN MASON Sl-lAIEFEl2 QM3 BRYAN SMALL 48 , . .. V .4 . H.-. .. . ........c. . - vw--.......4 ,... ,,,,.,,,. ,Q , M - -fd'--A f-- .4--....,..,. .........-z,+.,...-...c.-......... -.., ... A-,, , -Y A ....-.1 ..p.s.-,..,--.. - . ,.t...- A ..... -.- Q itil? 3'-2,5 'Auf T 'rr GT DIVISIG CTT's are responsible for the maintenance, upkeep, and operation of all Electronic Warfare systems on board the ship. They are in charge of the Anti-Ship Missile Defense of the ship, utilizing Electronic Support Protect and Attack systems including the SLQ-32, missile decoys, and jamming equipment. They also act as the ship's intelligence specialists, photographing suspect vessels of interest and briefing the upper chain of command on up to date tactical intelligence. DSCKSWJ DAVID BARRETT I 4 v W., l 'w CTTIQSWJ JOHN KLEVORN an li V 1 . 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Torpedo Decoys, and the Sonobuoy Processor. They are one of the few rates that trouble shoot and nrt their own equipment if it breaks. Their main job is to search for, track and direct attacks on enemy submarines should the need arise. t-if 'SQA ' A N X vm f'f T - 5 - W I T ii 'i ' LWEL ,, S A smcsqswp TIMOTHY srcsqexm SETFI rvusnmu. REARDON , xx I p l 'UW at y S u A l T up K -1 s as 3 Q ' .if 1 , 1 -LaA. 1 i s wi pix L all 5TG2tSWD DAVID STG2 JESSE SMITH N STG2 LOGAN WALKETI S i' , g i A ,S it ilpx YIZ: 3, 4 p . yy S q.,ry lg, l A p T i y is v ,t I - sm-.3 JOHN nAwsoN Efmatsw J KAREGA T srcsm Mccou-UM DONELL KINSEY 54 ,. . .c.r -M - W 1 y - -'-'N -'- - --mf --,.... --.,...,....u .. .. ' , A , , ..- . . . -..... ,-....,.... . .. ...,- ----------....-.-1.-7-ip.- ---..., -,..-q.,......-...-....-...--..f,......,,..,..,---Vf- ,.......... -. .Y .-, ,.,,,. ,,,, , . ., J! Sonar Techs can be seen around the ship doing various tasks such as handling weapons and standing Watch on the pier in Cartgena, Colombia CA Division handles mooring line H4 on the fantail during all Sea and Anchor . . . . g evolutions When We pull in and out of port We also provide people for all workin parties Cvvoo hoolj when We bring fresh stores on to the ship as We did in Colon, Panama. QW The division also provides line handlers for Underway Replenishments like the one we did with the USN S SATURN. ......., ...... - .., ....... ....--i-, ..-.dh-.....n..-4...-5-.-.A.. -C ..-Y-.g.....-- -.---......n... -..V , ...A ,..- -- CE DI I IO Electronic Technicians perform preventative and corrective maintenance on all external communication, radar systems, and navigation equipment. They are responsible lor the micro miniture module test repair and general purpose electricalfelectronic test equipment programs. During the CNT deployment they have saved the Command over 60,000 dollars in replacement costs with their expert 2M repair capabilities. They have also corrected two CASREP's without an 5 outside activity support. CE Division returned home with 10070 equipment readiness, a major accomplishment for any ship. Interior Communication Electricians are responsible for all interior voice comm unications, alarm indicators, SITE TV, and Stabilized Glide Slope Indicator. They own equipment in virtually every space on board the command, reaching from bow to stem. Their versatility and resourcefulness is constantly put to the test throughout any given day. In the morning they can repair a flooding alarm in Aux l, in the afternoon they can repair the HOSS camera in combat, in the evening they can correct a synchro repeater fault in RICER. The IC's return home with only a faulty VCR for the SITE TV system, a phenomenal milestone! ETClSWl CRAIG JOHNSON Q lcuswy JAMES WHITEHEAD C I it ET2lSWl ALVIN DIAL IC2lSWl JOHN PEACOC ET2lSWl TYLER WEBB S6 . .. ........ ..,, . .,.,.,,,r,,.-,, ,M , , W 'N -- - .... ,- CMM- ..,........L. A I . , -,Z l 'L I ICFN GREGORY VVHITEHEAD W 'M-f fl Y A 'fag 71 M X at ,n , V ET3 KLYE HARRIS ET3 MICHAEL KOON ETSCSWD LEE SALVO ET3fSWf JOHNATHAN TEASLEY 5 7 3 l CF DIVISIU Fire Controlman: FC,s maintain the control mechanism used in weapons systems on combat ships. Complex electronic, electrical and hydraulic equipment is required to ensure the accuracy of guided-missile and surface gun-fire control systems. FC,s are responsible for the operation, routine care, and repair of this equipment, which includes radars, computers, weapons-direction equipment, target-designation systems, gyroscopes, and rangefinders. eX X yr FCCtQ?IWl EQAN LEE I if Q it I A -1 I Wt s --A I Q AQ' ,' I I K EIECIKSWI JOHN I FC2tSWl ROBEIIIT FC-J sw ANTIIQ TEADV Bnouawrom DUGGAN 4 i NY L EV Q 5 ,gl p -'p ' , 3 V K ' Q 5 Qilxy ,K 4 A4 ' x 2.4 , 5 FC2tswI JASON MANN FC2lSWJ CHRISTOPHER FCSN WILLIAM WHERRY FCl2lSWl WILLIAM? VANAVERY W ORDEN 5 8 - V- lv.. ,-.... 4...-......E.,.- ,- ,,, .5 1 -1 f--- ,......,......... 'x f-up-at-.0--.P ' .-...-...,-.,.., ,, ,,.... ,, ,NV F hi D X A X 64' CF DIVISIONAL PICTURE 1 Proper handaging is Shown by PCl Broughton and FCI CSWD Broughton takes charge of the firing detail FC2 Worden. for a Burial At Sea. - .M , 'un'-saying ,..... , 2255?---B-wwf -4-.-S -351. .wo-uncut-W. -, fl-A191-no 'lllirqq-.gin-1 lust anotgrfjgjfy of trouhleshootlng for FCZCSWD Duggan getting His ESWSCEnlisted Surf f Qfgvv' V1 W Warfare Speeialistj pin at end of deployment. l' f j, ADH CG DIVI I0 aunching systems rocket launchers guns gun mounts turrets projectors and associated quipment They also make detailed casualty analyses and repairs of electrical electronic ydraulic, and mechamcal systems. They test and inspect ammunition and missiles and their rdnance components, and train and supervise personal in handling and stowage of mmunition, missiles, and assigned ordnance equipment. Gunneris Mate: Navy GM operate, maintain, and repair all gunnery equipment, guided missile l . 7 7 7 7 7 . 7 . o a NU Photo GMCQSWD nosesrr MONEY it Grviiqswp wlLl.l1iM'g NOWLIN Q , 15 ' GM2 Jessie BARB W GM2tSWl GA RRETI' GM3lSW3 ANTHONY HOLLIMAN KINDINGER 60 ' ' '- - --M ------.-- ..- -,.. .. ..,.....d.-., i ...,...,....,.,....- ... gf I 5 i .,.. ,.. , i A it ach of us from time to time has gazed upon the sea And watched the ow e f And most of us have read a book or pulling out to keep this country ree. o n n t a lusty tale, About these men who sail these ships through lightning, wind and hair. a place within each ship that legends fail to teach. Itis down below the A ' ' ' ' - l l' ' hell, that sailors call the 'i ni water-line and rt takes a lrving toll A hot meta rvmg Hole. It houses engines run by fuel that makes the shafts go round. g A A place of fire, noise, and heat that beats your spirits down. Where turbines like a hellish heart, with blood of heated air, Are molded gods without remorse, and have no need for care. Whose threat that from the engines roar, is like a living doubt, That any moment would with scorn, escape and crush you out. Where turbines scream like tortured souls, alone and lost in Hell, Are ordered from above somewhere, they answer every bell. The men who keep them on the line and make the engines run, Are strangers to the world of night and rarely see the sun. They have no time for man or God, no tolerance for fear, Their aspect pays no living thing a tribute of a tear. For there's not much that men can do that these men haven't done, Beneath the decks, deep inthe hole, to make the engines run. And every hour of everyday they keep the watch in Hell, For if the turbines ever fail their ship's a useless shell. When ships converge to have a war upon an angry sea, The men below just grimly smile at what their fate will be. They're locked below like men fore-doomed, who hear no battle cry, It's well assumed that if they're hit men below will die. For every day's a war down there when gauges all read red, Flying shards of turbine blades can kill you mighty dead. So if you ever write their songs or try to tell their tale, The very words would make you hear a turbine engine's wail. And people as a general rule don't hear of these men of steel, So little heard about this place that sailors call the Hole. But I can sing about this place and try to make you see, The hardened life of the men down there, fcause one of them is me. l've seen these sweat-soaked heroes fight in superheated air, To keep their ship ahve and right, though no one knows they're there. And thus they'll fight for ages on till warships sail no more, Amid the boiler's mighty heat and the turbine's hellish roar. So when you see a ship pulls out to meet a war-like foe, Remember faintly if you can, The Men Who Sail Below. -Anonymous 62 x-42--.-4-ni-......4x......,......-..-9- ..................,.. .-.. e-. N. .- N.. ., EERI IDISNJU3 V CW03 IRA HAYNES LT ADAM PAPPAS -Hb. LTJG WILLIAM ADAMS LTJG IAIN MACLEDD ,... 7 -vw -,H N E f rv-S Ac sv- 'ww -, , ENS wn.uAM BURKLAND ENS JESSE GRAND ENS RONALD NEAL 63 ngmeman 1nterna1combust1oneng1nes C1 er ICSC g , h th 1b111t of EN S the are also res onslble for mamtenanee of refrlgerauon cur 1S IS e respons y y p E - ' ' , 'th d' 1 or asoline must be kept in good order C ond1t1on1ng and distilling-plant engines and compressors. ENOQSWXAWJ MARVIN SIMS an if if ,,.,exW ,fx I 4 v of A ' IR J' 7 s I, I A EN2 MATTHEW EDWARDS EN2 BRIAN MELO ENIKSWD REGINALD SMITH 'hh- EN2 JOSHUA JOHNSON EN2 Juuo PSRE2 .a...- - -a1......-5..-Q..a4v . S f 41'uf -Quan..-4:-- ..- ..,.-mg... ..-......4,,. ....-a....... ' , . - W...-...,.........-.,,. . , ls ,... 1 ,.. fy- ,... , ' ' 1 , L, 14 . ,J , , -1 Jf r Cn EN3 CLEMENCE EN3 KORY WORDEN CRAWFORD 1 EINFN DARON FRANCIS FN DEVIN KING ul- , 44 EN3 BERNIE LUBIN --5 ,----- --- ....Y -........ ,-.-......-....-,....- . Y - -g.,..m. .--Y-- ......M ... ..- .. EE DIVISIG As an Electrician,s Mate CEMJ we Work With motors, generators, power and lighting distribution systems and a wide variety of test equipment. Our training for EM rates includes electronic and electrical theory, fundamentals of motors and generators operations, alarms, sensors, and other electrical equipment. To do our job, We use hand tools and electrical measuring equipment to troubleshoot electrical systems. Also, We use blueprints and schematic diagrams to understand the performance of an electrical circuit. EMCKSWJ GARNEW EEMCQSWD ANGEL LOPEZ DEWAR ' .f . I: . ' ,.,,.. H A EWSW7 CUFF5 simon TURNER r an limi ' . lait ii ' ' W , ' - Vp a - , gf L '1.'4 1.4 4. , ' x f EM2 PATRICK SOUTAR GES3 PAUL MCCLEAN EMFN JARED POR-I-ER 66 -Q -V Q.. 4 . ..,..-1,-g.... . ., , 1, B f W , r '4' '---'-'ll'-- 4-.a-v...-...-.. -.. ,,,...q,,, A,-4,,. U W V K '---4--- 4- ..- ....,....,.,,, , -..- ...s...i..,..- Ma ... , -tbl 'fb L., H-ii X iH 'fHvs , n 4 V r i . i'.- DI I IQ Main Propulsion division operate, repair and perform organizational and intermediate maintenance on mechanical components of gas turbine engines, main propulsion machinery including gears, shafts and controllable pitch propellers, and assigned auxiliary equipment and propulsion control systems. Duties of main propulsion division: Maintain and repairing gas turbine engines. Testing lubrication oil, and fuel oil. Replace and adjust operating pumps, turning gears, oil purification systems and fuel systems. Maintaining the controllable pitch propulsion system. Gas Turbine technicians usually Work in engine rooms that are hot and noisy. Q-Ei -W ' Q I , ay . . Q xc GSMIISWI GREGORY GSMIQSWI KENNETH GROVENSTEIN NEVVTQN Q GSMZQSWI JOSIHUA I' 3 GSE2tSWl MICHAEL I I ' SLAUGHTER SMITH Gsmailagllgiggrnew Gsmz c.ABmEL muvios ' 68 . ,. . . . .,,, ..., ,- . W... , v..- ..,----...... ...-.... --V-up-f'1b.........-,--.,-.......L....,....,.,......-,.,,....-.-...v ....g,,.... -..Y-.-..,,.....-,-,,..., ,-,,,,, ,-,,,,,,,,,,,,,L, ., , ,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,, , H ---M I q:V ved, ff? GSM3lSWJ RODNEY BRUTUS .lu ef A ' 'Ati Q ' 7 25112 GSM3 JOSEPH YATES X lug GSM3 CRAIG ARSENAULT NU Photo 1115, ' 1 GSM3 JUSTIN ENGLAND GSM3 JAMES HEINA GSE3 RANDALL MITCHELL N13 Phmtm GSE2iSW7 TYRON GSMFN DUSTIN JOHNSON GMEZKSWJ DIAZCUEVAS HAMPTON -'DSE 69 ,. .... .. , . . . ........ -. .. ... .....,. ,......... - .-1....,.-u.-.......N ,.,.,..,...-........-.-.... ., v ' - V Vw- - .. ..-.-- ... ...-.,-..... 4.. ...Y .,.-..,.--. , ,, . , K Y , ER DI I IO Repair Division is a highly motivated group of individuals with astonishing leadership skills and a passion for success. The HT's spend many hours repairing and fixing urinals, leading repair parties and Welding. This keeps the ship afloat. The MR knows that every measurement counts when engraving, manufacturing gears and fittings, and keeping the crew s morale up. Damage Controlman prepare training aids, keep the fire fighting gear in tiptop shape and prepare the crew for casualties. When the bells ring look for red hats flying into action in a moment's notice. Repair Division has successfully completed 68 MSFD, 34 casualties, 18 toxic gas casualties and many hours of training and maitenence in support of CNT GPS 08!09. Above all, Repair division is a group of brothers that have achieved many mile stones together including quals, recognition, and keeping habitability in the highest standards. We are Repair Division: Service, Sacrifice, and Standards. FL i - s 1 nccqswm STEPHEN GANT MRIQSWXAWJ saw , r, , , ,t y BDYKIN . R, 5 t f x p HT2tSWl KYLE BAUER D' ' Dczyswy K TH 1 's- - ' - - f V - .. --., -.f-- K ,,-,N ,V,f,,,, ..:,k . 'J 5,f!,w1f.w:i ffl .. .-. --Ii T. v- -Yf-,.: '... -4--.ai ,.fJ,,, , L, 7 W TY r In -A A W I? -W' -iq, ,f..,..Q -,:Yl,,q,J,-,A-.QAJ 7 MVP- Y I p -1- I-A S-,www iv --v..f4x-....,..-.---v--Q-.. . ---,-- -yuug.. .,.i-iykw 4-.. 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SK's have duties as civilian's warehouseman, purchasing agents, stock clerks and supervisors, retail sales clerks, store managers, inventory clerks, buyers, parts clerk, financial managers, and even fork lift operators. They arrange and coordinate logistics services for ship port calls to different countries around the world. Additionally, they serve as Postal Clerks CPCD in collecting postage-due mail, collecting outgoing mail and send mail on its way. Navy recently combined ratings SK Sc PC to new Navy rating of Logistic Specialist CLSJ. This merger will capitalize on the knowledge, skills, and abilities found in the two ratings and apply them toward a unified mission. SKCKSWJ CARLSON CASTER N, i. SK2lAWl DONNELL Cmsnn SK2iADELBERT MATANZA SK2lAWl ERIC up-rgN 74 . --A. , -.. .. if. ,....,:.,, ., - . ,,, ,, , , ' ' -u--:-..q'--m-.-.....4...1-.-q........:..f-n.- - ............--,,,,-. Q ....-.-...........,,......--..,.L ...,. ..- U... ..,..-. .. . , , , X ' , , . --'11--p -..-. ...-...-.-......,..-....,......,i.- Y..,.,..,-,,.., A A i SN JONATHAN CORBIN SK3 ALEXANDER SKSN SHAYNE OWENS MONTORO 75 ,,. ..............A.... V ...-i.,.-,.,,....-.. ..V. ......,..........,..--.,....,.....1-4.--.....d..u..-.,-....-.A'V,......g....... 6.04-....i.p.....,..., . ng A S-2 ul1nary Specrahst s opera e an m g y uarters They are cooks and bakers rn Navy dmmg fac1l1t1es ashore and afloat ordermg nspectmg and stowrng food. They maintam food servrce and preparatlon spaces and equ1pment wh11e keeprng records of transactions and budgets for the food SGTVICC and hvm C CS t d ana e Nav dining facilities and bachelor enllsted 1 . . 4, U .X M uw, ' I . Y , .L nt J., ',, ly, L- ' :multi 1 1 L' ' cscqswmwp RCSLANDO PABLO d , Wu , il n 'QQ jim, . 1 I It Inns .L .x V A, csuswy PATRICK slvlrrn csuswy scum WELLS E3 I, ' A css BRENT ENCALADE E csz NATHAN EVANS csa MICHAEL FREIMUTH csaqswy FREDRICK 76 , W-M N x f' ' wk 1 'a l I ' CSSN HAKIM AUSTIN CSSN .-.-, ,,,.... , .....-......-........V .-..-..V..,...,..-- H..., 1 L gm 'ld E RICHIE CADE 77 5 CSSN BRAIN HALL ' ...- -....-gf...-., ..-1-,.. tales and Service division has accomplished a great deal during the CNT operational leployment of O8-09. While selling over 100K Dollars of merchandise from the Ship s Store nd the Ship s vending machines, they provide over m1 y vrocessed over 7,200 pounds of the crew s laundry and cashed out over 75K from disbursing addition We scored a 93'Za on SMC which played a vital role in aiding the command inning the Supply Battle E . . g , ,U SHIQSWD DEVAUGHN LANG i lr. 4 9 . 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N ' - Trammg Teams are comprised of a core group of the most knowledgeable and experienced personnel IH the ship Who bring enthusiasm to the training process. C' 1 S77 evf STT Sh1pboardtra1n1ng teams are the primary agents for trammg self-sufficiency. Training team members and shipboard Training Teams play an active, aggresive role in the preparation and execution of required training events 93 ' ' ' -'kv - , W ,- R v A ---,M Q f' 5 . ., -.., l ' I 4 TERGRATED TRAINING TEAM Integrated Training Team CITTJ members are responsible for managing the overall mission readiness of the hip at all times by having an effective shipboard self-training and self-assessment capability ensuring rontin is operational and material readiness, training proficiency, and process improvement. This is ,ccomplished by having all of the shipboard training teams integrate. Integration occurs when one training F . . . . n . 7 . . . e am must meet its training and continuous certification requirement objectives CCCR sj in order for another a1n1ng team to accomplish theirs ITT members play an active aggressive role in the preparation and xecutron of required training events ensuring that the ship is continuously mission ready. Their efforts were warded by Sammy B winning the Battle Ev award for 2008. Y -ir ff, A,,,.,---f , , 'L . rs, 1 A -.st Q .M .1-, .fm I-'T sf Ji , ram , L . 'V'...-A J, ENG NEERING TRAINING TE rsonnel They are responsible for observing recording and giving feedback to the rest ofihe ngineering Department on Watch team performance evolutions, and drills During the last 6 onths while conducting CNT Operations, they planned, Wrote, briefed, trained. deliriefedittnd ,ave feedback on over 777 Evolutions an :onducted for the Engineering Department. All of this training ensures that the Engineers arse iv ' - E ell versed and prepared for any casualties that may take place in the plant. In addition they are CUITSHIIY Preparing f0f U16 Ship'S next major inspection, ULTRA S in July 2000. i ETT is comprised of a core group of the most knowledgeable and experienced Engineering I ' , I d 324 Drills resulting in over 3009 hours of training 94 - ,Y,Y, , V... , N.. . .-.,,,.4..s,. . .....,.f.....u1--.f.5n....h---.....-....':g.a-.....4.... .-,v-..q,.., ........u.,.h,--a-........ -, - - . ..- ,, .,,. , ,. , -,,., --,.N-,- g--J-dnb A-N p N-H p DC TT trains the ship's DC organization in ships equipment, ship systems, Fire Fighting procedures and techniques relating to the ship's survivability. DCTT is organized to train all types of DC-related exercises and evaluate and critique the DC team's abilities as Well as their own. The team is made up of a variety of ratings, which provides the ship with a Wide range of experiences. All team members are qualified to at least the level of personnel they are training andfor evaluating. While on deployment they completed 104 Fire Drills, 61 Flooding Drills, 68 Shoring Drills f x VX 5 The .Vledical Training Team distinguished itself on this deployment running over 150 individual man-dovvn and integrated emergency medical drills. From mass casualties during a complex ITT scenario to injured pilots during a crash and salvage drill lVlTT's ability to remain flexible and integrate to ever aspect of life at sea V greatly improved the knowledge and well being of every Sammy B sailor. 95 s 'fsf- J' if as ' , I -x V, R, L A av ' , ,, It ,S K N rl' , A , . - X V 1 A? . Q , v, I . 1 ' HC' I ,E ly , K. J, mmf 4 -05-f Q, ,ip ., 053 sr-3 MA SHIISTRAINIINU rrsxxi rocedures of the following evolutrons Man Overboard Abandon Ship Anchoring and Smdll BOM perations In addition STT IS responsible for training the Officer of the Deck Bridge vt atclgstandarfdse 1 to avigation and Prlotmg Teams in the proper rules of the road and navigational procedures ur pulp s s . - ' l l rain the crew on these evolutrons so they can effectively keep the ship and her crew safe vthr e trax e rnff The Seaman Ship Training Team is responsible for training top side vvatch standards on the proper Saffflr dfld P . , , . '. . . ' - 7 O . , D . . N . . . . I I housands of miles away from homeport. I ....A.f-.. . ,H . . 4 T CGMBAT sYsTEivrs' TRAINING n TEAM Warfare, Anti-Surface Warfare, Electronic Waf ,I ll S . . . . Z . 3 . . . a over Combat Systems Casualty Control Exercises 96 STT s mission IS to train Combat Information Center watchstanders in Antr Subrn rrrne NX rrtrr: Xntr Xu 1 are nte egence and Cornrnunrt rtrons rn order to ettttt wh f h h ' ' rg t t e ship rn the event We enter a hostile envnonment. Additionally, we prox ide tr rrnrn to the L onrb rt ystems Officer of the Watch organization rn comb rtrng equipment casrrzrltrts th rt xx ould hinder tht shit bility stay rn sustained combat operations. While on deployment, we cornplc tc d ox er 'U tonrph x ste n nros nd executed 60 ' - - 'r . 4 ----v V ' .- - V -....1..g,..-.:-r-.4,5.1n4---v1vv-:-n.Lagp-4.vqg.44-,,,..,,.,. ... ,.?...q1. 17- v- H ---Q-A' I - - --'ow , FPTT is responsible for the training of the entire crew in all matters related to Anti-Terrorism and Force Protection. Specifically, they train to counter bomb threats, swimmer attacks, boat attacks, small aircraft attacks. and numerous other threats While inport homeport, in overseas foreign ports and during special straits transits, such as the Panama Canal. The team is made up of specialists of numerous ratings. including Gunnersmates and Firecontrolmen to ensure the ship is Well trained. ln addition to specific threats. the crew is trained in all aspects of weapons safety and the use of deadly force. During this CNT deployment, the force protection capabilities of the ship was increased due to multiple small arms qualifications that personnel from the FPTT helped to execute. Over the course of 4 months, 70 personnel qualified on the M16 and 104 personnel on the QMM, allowing the ship to be able to flex its force protection capabilities. -1 Q, it . 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Not to say that all work was going on at all times at the school, on occasional football match broke out or How many students could pile on and take down a Sailor would happen. In both the days combined 12 hours of work were completed by 24 Sammy BH sailors, 4 Honduran Sailors and 6 students. Over 400 pounds of project Handclasp materials were handed out, four classrooms! one school painted and lots of friendshipls made. The presentation of the school and materials were witnessed by the US Ambassador to Honduras, the Mayor of Roatan and several City employees and Government Officials. Sammy MB would also like to thank LCDR Joe Curtain CUSMILGRP Honduras Navy Section Chiefj in his direct support of this project being such a success and making this a memorable event for all involved. Finally, we would like to thank all the parents and teachers for there dedication to there students and there community. USS Samuel B. 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During our deployment, 8 HSammy Bw sailors re-enlisted for a combined total of 37 years. As our Navy grows and changes, selective re-enlistment bonuses CSRB'sJ are offered to qualified sailors who fill jobs in great need of personnel. 4 of our sailors received SRB,s for a total of more than Sl73,000. However, in showing the highest degree of commitment, one of our Navyis core values, 4 sailors agreed to 'fstay Navyw for no additional bonus. It is because of the Honor, Courage and Commitment displayed by these 8 sailors, and many more men and women in uniform, that our nation has remained strong and free since 1776. CSICSWJ Patrick Smith re-enlisted for 3 years NCZCSCWJ Herman Coleman re-enlisted for 4 years DCZCSWD Kenneth Wiseman re-enlisted for 4 years OSZCSWD Steven Damsa re-enlisted for 6 years y x 6 ET3 Michael Koon re-enlisted for 4 years if HMCCSWXFMFXSCWJ Jolm Coates re-enlisted for 6 years ITZCSWJ Andrew Lang re enlisted for 4 years FCZCSWJ Gary Perry re enlisted for 6 years X l56 Y K ,,,. - 1'-F,,,,..-nn-1 1' Q' 1 .......,....-....-..... -.i...,..... ,..,,-..,,- -.,, ...-..,,,., ,..-,,...........-......... .--...-A J..-an , i,+,l..,...,-W M- . A - u.--Q-.4--munich' , i W .gi it -Jv - ' ' ' ' A V: quail'-'J-ui- -r-.1iq:'-:'hi4i 7'1- -711 :Yi A Y gm, -J --4, , 'J-. .ln , f zi- .Vv,-J: ,-a? U LXX vX XXXX, Lk., XXm, xx XXX .Q 'dxXu LJ ZXYXX 'okc epx fl NNXMLV. am rdcr, X 1 'fN' NHL X xc Xax bzxck Cncm up xx ' C 'XXouXLX X GU OAKS of 'UXYX 55 XXX Xml X WXXX couxknuc to awake every cifori to not SQCCXQAX Xt!-ffbfb panic 21 pfksofxcr or war - X wXXX keep Sonatas. X NNXXX Q-XNFC no 'mfoim ackkoix WXXXQXX mk Qu bc 'nut mXuX Senkor , X WXXX take cumm'.mL fa of those cvppokm 'mv . XJXUX O ' 1 ox Q, qucsuon HXYC mu X icq Ko Cm: mmm X Xuan Sims: mfuX xo CX XXXLH Kai Ql L 5 NJNML 1 4 NMR X wx n XY ' yu, Qt YX ,X X X. 11 Um, 'mrsixd 'GLX Q 1 -gf 'X 'Ja .. -. X1 i A1- vii, in-.L js-1, ..-41.4 -Egg-, '4 no so Staff Page From the beginning, it looked like it was more trouble than it was worth. a quote from the 96' cruise book... not much has changed in 12 years, but I hope the work and dedication it took to put this together is treasured by all that read it. ln the years to come when you pick this book up off the shelf, or find it buried in the bottom of some box, or maybe dig it out from of your old sea bag and you find yourself blowing off the dust reflecting on how long ago it was, remember, you were stationed on the Sammy B. I hope you remember that each of us grew into what we are because of the time we spent onboard this mighty ship. From the long hours on watch, the hard times and late nights working on that job that just had to be complete. To the short , but all exciting port visits in between each, we all grew into the men and women we are today. We are and always will be the crew of the mighty Sammy B. and we made it the best crew that she ever had. We bonded, fought, and grew tired of each other, but still went out of our way to help out a shipmate. We all went out in town to grab a bite to eat and have a few laughs whenever we could. Although many may deny it, we grew into a family. I hope when you look back at this book you see a familiar face. that guy that could make you laugh so hard, it hurt. Or that Chief that would make you so angry bad thoughts ran through your head, but now, you look back and think... uHe wasn't that badf, I hope you look back at this book and remember your time on board and have good memories, we did work hard, and it was tough. But that is what made us the best. We never faltered, we never gave up and we always finished on top. The Staff: Making it all happen Senior Editor ...................................................................... MRICSWIAWJ Boykin Divisonal representatives PSlCSW!AWj Pesnell BMZCSWJ Stewert OS3 Naylor SH3 Gomez HM2 Castro EN2 perez CW03 Haynes GSE2 sidor CS2 Freimuth GSM3 England SH2 Maher ET3 Salvo IT2 Lang FC2 Vanavery BM2 Biggs STGl Merrill A speacil thanks to Repair division for giving me the time and helping out in every aspect of making the Cruise Book happen: LTJG Macloed DC3 Haughton HT2 Bauer DCC Gant DCFN Mccarthy HT3 Hays DC2 Wiseman DCFN Timmermans HTFN Cooper picture contributions ..... the crew of Sammy B Article Contributions ....... ENS Harris and DCC Gant l60