Santa Barbara (AE 28) - Naval Cruise Book

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1985 volume:

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The infense pride shared by fhe crew in the herilage of fhe name Sanfa Barbara and in fhe beaufy and comperence of our ship inspired the mofro NOS NUMERUS UNUS which, when franslafed from Lafin means we are number one. This moffo furfher expresses The enfire crew's de ferminafion fo make Sanfa Barbara the finesf ship in fhe Unifed Sfafes Navy. Finally, projecflng boldly from fhe foreground of the inner circle is a silhouelfe of The USS SANTA BARBARA CAE-282. '1 4? dm, ! - 5-. .lr 'Q R1 Q 1? o s M .. ,.l fw n TQ 4 R , .,,,. ,u ,iv . f L QA: l . Q , rm -1 -2 ff , Q pf .uw 1. I 1' L' ,.4+. ,.1.x,',VgiEil:n, y , ig IL 15? I or we .AQ ' 1 181 K. . 5 4 r V dlgxai x- f-lllnl-. 'Q , 5,1 VV,.. g r ,. 2e'- .f '45 4'4- S.. X .4-4, -s 1 ., Q ni., ' - O Q ff' ',r, 'fe , ' a --v P f fi 'J' , Q 5 Q s Q Q lf' 'P 'V 5- KG. I ' 11. 5 , Q ' 4' lla' W , .. I A Q '41, 4 W A' .9-'V-'A - ' e9 ,., Q G,- 5,. .wif I 5- .1 E ,9 U7 . .N ' msg - -H aff -ff- l ,wo if ' 'K Q ,.' - S 4' V4 xfx - l Q , . 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F .-44-' Ov-vu, - Q -011.1 - VY lf' F lhivb Ship's istory The keel of SANTA BARBARA was laid on 49 December 4966 at Sparrow's Point, Maryland shipyard of the Bethlehem Steel Corporation. Mrs. Graene C. Bannerman sponsored SANTA BARBARA at her launching on 23 January 4968. SANTA BARBARA was commissioned and joined the Atlantic Fleet on 44 July 4970. The snip was initially homeported in Davisville, Rhode island. After intensive training at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, SANTA BARBARA completed preparations, post shake-do wn availability, and various other facets of training prior to her maiden journey to the Mediterranean Sea in September 497 4. Shortly after her arrival back in homeport on 47 March 4972, the ship was ordered to the Western Pacific in support of U. S. Seventh Fleet forces already deployed to that area as part of the United States armed forces in Vietnam. SANTA BARBARA sailed on 4 June 4972. Her subsequent nine-month deployment saw SANTA BARBARA set records for replenishing ships at sea, for which performance the ship was awarded the Meritorious Unit Commendation. The snip returned to homeport 49 February 4973. After conversion to Navy distillate fuel from standard fuel oil in the summer of 4973, SANTA BARBARA was ordered to change homeports to Charleston, South Carolina as part of the Navy's Base Consolidation Program. On 49 September 4973 SANTA BARBARA was underway for Charleston. From that base, the ship has trained in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba on five different occasions, and has deployed to the Mediterranean from April-September 4974, April-September 4975, April-October 4977, October 4978 to April 4979, and from March-August 4980. SANTA BARBARA has also made three Mediterraneanflndian Ocean deployments from November 4984 to May 4982, November 4982 to June 4983, and October 4984 to February 4985. The ship made a North Atlantic cruise from February-April 4 984. SANTA BARBARA won consecutive Battle Efhciency E Awards in 4979 and 4980 and throughout her history of deployments has earned and maintained a reputation as a highly proficient and can-do ship. 4 ,,, ,,---Y,...--.-...,-..- -..V- ..,....-v,-. .,...V-,,1.-,...-mx ----v .-f , -lun ,, ' 0 :'2.- 'g, 'QQ H Q... L... r- ol 1. .M w ,y -A vs' . -'ilf' Q , ... fm H-nr-. 4'-, f-K. .Ng 4-L.MA', 'v-JIS , It , .f -. .1 J., A '11, A ...Q X W - dlp 'L K 4 4, , 4.-+s,.' V 'a , , . f ,,, fr. 571:-Q -:,--1--4,4-f-...-4 1,1-.Q-..,-,- J 4,..f.-1 LM.. f,..4..g4n.-x'-..:-4pi.-i4c1-ez.--..- 7-L-1-qul:xiral5':'ut: -'Anil A .quasi-haul:-4: 5 - O X .nag-,.ffu.:'--,rg-.L ,,... -... . ,. ,-v-1- .-,g.-.-.,f:v.n-.n-:g,7..f-1,,.---.'...,, vm,-, ,. X, . ...Z war? 3 1 P N ,FQ Yr Commander Richard T. Sloane, USN Commander Richard T, Sloane, U. S. Navy, was born in New York City, New York. He was commissioned Ensign, United States Navy upon graduation from Officer Candidate School November 4964. He holds a Bachelor of Arts Degree in American History from Boston University. Commander Sloane has served in both destroyers and amphibious type ships. His first assignment was as repair Division Officer in USS RICKBRIDGE CAPA-2282. Commander Sloane was then assigned to duty with the Navy's River Patrol Force, where he saw service in the Mekong Delta region of Vietnam. After attending the Navy's Destroyer School in 4969, he was assigned as Weapons Officer on USS GARCIA CFF-10402. He subsequently served as First Lieutenant on USS MlL WAUKEE TAOR-22, and Executive Officer on USS HASSA YAMPA CAO145j. Commander Sloane has served as an instructor at the Navy's Surface Warfare Officer School, Newport, Rhode lsland, and on the staff of the Chief of Naval Technical Training, Memphis, Tennessee, Prior to attending the Naval War College, he served as Surface Operations Officer on the Staff of Commander Carrier Group EIGHT. He assumed command of USS SANTA BARBARA CAE-282 on 5 November 1982. Commander Sloane has been awarded the Bronze Star, and Navy Commendation Medal. Commander Sloane is married to the former Margaret McKenna of Cranston, Rhode Island. They have two daughters, Sandra and Jennifer. 7 Q., I YN, 4 J E . V . S I fi 1 4 X g f' fp neges ji' , X A 4 xg A 5, n 'al x 4..,vf1 2, xy frfiiw vt'-x 'W 'Ef x 8Ei X55N AX N Sal? , f 't f kxkxkw? ' is l x 'FQ wk? Vane . ,, MQ. r wif ix Nxl N92 x In 9 'N Xcvf 'ir' ' 1 M ,gg Wax x-ggx yg 5351 X gg, :.g.:.' my 1 , e V . Q.. - 'Ce f ' N 4 x , -,w ,.LS.ig,x Q5 W. ., .. X , sV x.31Q , Q . Q..X,.z,.sX wr' 1 . i 'iwiy : , , ,gk -Q - , . . 9 fs 1. X7 n 5 L: ' 5 .fy X .J. ei f , ,Saw ' , J f 5 'X 1f5i: '4l?i'i - , W ff' J 9 . H gi, Ui , ,I L F- f M 1 A. ., X,-A , 1 4 1 x 17? K my ' f 41 lv: n -4 fy.: , . ,, .AQV5 VA , V1 q-541 gl , A' 1, 3 ' N suxg ' Q ' 9 1 2 K i fxilw I Wim . 4 .-. 1 3 -Q Lmqi .L .I 4 x YA1 Lieutenant Commander Donald A. Frahler, USN Lieutenant Commander Donald A. Frahler. United States Navy, was born in the Naval Medical Center, Bethesda, Maryland. The son of Commander fRetiredj and Mrs. Andrew L. Frahler, he has called many cities and states his home. He graduated from the United States Naval Academy in 4972. His first tour of duty following graduation was in USS HOLLISTER CDD788j. He served in both the weapons and engineering departments. ln May 4975, Lieutenant Commander Frahler commenced Department Head Training at the Surface Warfare Officers' School Command in Newport, Rhode lsland. He next served as Weapons Officer in USS DAVIS fDD937j, from February 4976 to August 4977. His following tour was as Operations Officer aboard USS MOUNT BAKER IAE-341. ln June 4979, Lieutenant Commander Frahler reported to the Naval Military personnel Command, Washington, D.C., as Surface Warfare lnitial Assignment Officer. He later served as the Department Head Assignment Officer for year groups 4974 and 4975. Lieutenant Commander Frahler assumed command of USS ENGA GE CMSO433j on 47 July 4982. He assumed duties as Executive Officer aboard USS SANTA BARBARA CAE-28j on 28 September 4984. He has been awarded several theater and campaign ribbons including the meritorious Unit Citation and the Combat Action Ribbon while serving in USS HOLLISTER CDD-7882 off the coast of North Vietnam. Lieutenant Commander Frahler is married to the former Sharon Lynn Gotaas of Winnetka, lllinois. They have two daughters, Jori and Kristen. 9 Underway A Q-'41 n. ' 'Q' -'iii ,W,'Lt'L -' tai filo I Jnwf, .aww 1 , Q Qu 'F 5 I n V Y I iz W '1',fx' . X 44' ' yn w 'Lu , I -os H --f ,hi in ,li , 1- 'afl -It ' wig, YI X :H- Q e A V ' xi: dh' slit .ua -K---,, A Fon d F arewells 'W Y, d'l w if . H 1 ' sm., 1 , 4 ,I Q , 'V' ,, 1 1 4, i , See you in four months! October 1 , 1984 ff A I 1 ' x .. it ,I ., A ,A W- f ,, ,-f ff'- , f ,MX ,fix . 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STCTLY TTALST UNRER WXTH USNS NEOSHO UNREP WITH USS BUTTE OEF THE COA ST OE LEBANON RENDEZ VOLTS LMTH 055 JNDEFENDENC E TRANSIT SLJEB CANAL E N TE RE D TTNOXAN OC E AN EIRS T MA SFRA H A XRHE A D f'W.A5LL?AH AXLTHEALT OLTEQA TIONS THANALSQSTXA '1'f N12 LJNLT7ET?l'VA'r EOF EOJTT VTFIT TO ETETVA1'VG Tx'1AL,flY5lA CTHJQLS TIN T A .Q PORT WSTT TO VLLALL VEINANG THE FE A1121 OE Tr-vE O70'Ef'X'T NEW' SEARS OAS RE TL ,TT,'T 'N TO f'L'AF,'.TAT-4 f1L's?HEf1LT OPERA TTONS COf'VfVETNCELTT TL.f 9NOX ER TO USS A LSK A LAST f'UAS.RAH ATRHEAD COMCRLJDE5 GRD TWO A W A RDS CE RE MON Y TRANSTT SLLEE CANAL INTO MEDLTERRANEAN VER TREE' OEE AUGU5 TA BAY, SICIL Y FORT VLST TO ALMERLA. SPAIN LNPORT ROTA, SFATN ASSLS TED LN USS INDEPENDENCE DOWNLOAD TRANSEERRED TNDEPENDENCE AMMO TO MT BAKER TRANSEERRED EOD. ATR DET TO INDEPENDENCE NA VAL WEAPONS STA TTON, CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA Sw ,.. 5 5 ,x A , , ,I K lx'w 'y 'lh'S L 1' , .5 ' ' ... F 5,4 v-A - ' NX ,N b 'lp V D 'F , Y A lg - . ll . .4 if-'WZ g , , , - A - 1, .,se,ar ' -.- ....g,,,.,,, --- . 'Hgh'-.- .x5....- -V,.'.,5g':'A44'.,1 .. - ,ns ,.-AwV.,w,y Rendezvous Rota, Spain .-,Y f Augusta Ba y, Sicily eck Department LCDI? GALICKI The Deck Department is responsible for the operation of all deck machinery underway replenishment rigs, boats. flight deck operations, ship 's weapon systems, and ammunition handling. lS T Division pro vides services to main tain the forward portion of the ship. They operate underway replenishment rigs, provide boat crews, man the anchor windlass. and issue paint and bulk cleaning supplies. 2ND Division maintains the after part of the ship. Their responsibilities include flight deck operation and maintenance, rig team manning and boat maintenance. 3l?D Division is responsibile for the movement and safekeeping of all ammunition stores. They also operate the shIp's gun mounts and maintain the armory. 5 Tl?EAM Division maintains all of the underway replenishment stations, deck machinery. and keeps the ship ammunition handling elevators in peak operating condition. The Deck Department Is busiest during an underway replenishment. The combined efforts of all four divisions result in the smooth and rapid movement of virtually tons of ammunition between SANTA BARBARA and other units of the Atlantic and FIRST LT Mediterranean Fleets. X f - 5 Y Q Hlilmll s 1 GLU Boatswairfs Gunner's Mate Electricierts MachiniSt's Mate Mate IBMI IGIVIJ Mme IEIvIy IMMI FIRST SECOND THIRD DIVISION DIVISION DIVISION OFFICER . OFFICER OFFICER LTJG WOOD A . ENS BROWN QWQQ NELSON STREAM SHIP S amos OATES DIVISIGN BOS'N OFFICER CWO2 COKER EMCS BROWN First Division P-ff? 4-- 'hr F -'I Qin W5 P' BMC Corrico Blvll Mdrker Blvll Conrod BM4 Fuller BM2 Lockell BM3 Olson BM3 Nuvdl SN Ashby Bedell SN SN Benn SN Finch SN Gibson SN Griffen SN Keller SN Klohn SN Mold SN Morrison SN O'Brien SN Ortiz SA Sonchez Thornds SN SN Turdno SN SN Murroy 'I5 Underwood Second D1 VISIOH ,,... fa., Q.. 1 KA Ili 1 BMC Bruer BM4 Bockous BIVI4 Luther BIVM Weaver BM2 Skelt BM3 Homrick BM3 Jones BM3 Simpson BMS Wiggins SN Armstrong SN Boker SN Cloir SN Dovis SA Douglass Hunter SN SA Lebron SA Rice SN Sowyer SN Settles SN E. Smith SN Stawers SN Tompkins SN Tillemans SN Q. Wright G-MGC Smith GMG4 Martin SMG-2 Beamer GMG2 Saville GMG2 Schlicting GMG2 Winsteaa GMG3 Thomas SN Gorman SN Jenkins GMGSN Moeller SN MCG-rath SN Redfearn GMGSN Wright ' W I 1 .if- --- W1 -, ,. , Stream Division 4- A nf ,. BM4 Hildebrcnd EM1 MorTin EM4 Gurnopos BM2 Loshley MM2 Sufnerlond BM3 Cole BM3 Silvers BM3 Bosinger SN C. Brown SN Corey SN Horfz SN Johnson EMFN McDonieI FA Peon SA Rogers SN Rodriguez ,QQ N , aim, Q44 ,XX -u.v.....n '-,sin -x--.v-4-i.a2aL:...-fz-s..- .mana-c.av ' F1FSf IVISIOH -A-.-.--...w A-v,g--wr-r-Q J s ,,., ,, Q V J' R 1 Q ' . JF' ' :M ff ' g?..A'.k.' 'F A gg - ' ,. . R ' .' . ff , L - 1 x I F f X V ' I 1 is , , x ' A 3 ,f . 1 Q 5 5? E Q if X x 471 0 W I 0 20 I fy I 'Q I f0,' fjff'a , I N' 9743 , LLQIQ' 41,4 N Second D1 VISIOH S A Lx ff?-:S .gp ..L. 5 su' I-'R .li'.lH 'ml llfill illlpunnvpw 0 F Third Division 1 ff , 1 Z4 I ,fafifig , ,,.f 1, - g. ,.f' K ' 5,-f 1 M-fl ,,f I ,.,f xx ' ' 1 ,. -f . ,. f' I ,X . ' . IM-Vw, L... , 'N- w 3-1. ,, 'X J 'x .Aa F1 fy--e i 31 if ' D ,Ar W-Q. I f Q - 1 k a f 1' f. if S ii I ,,:--Awff-f - Q ..-1--U' ,., .',, rs- Li ' - A--a.--J 1 fag' 641 f 1-- 1 grail 1 Q F2554 lil -1, DECK DEPARTMENT AT WORK AND AT PLAY if L J 5 I1 fl 3 Il qv' A ge I ff- ff.-yy ' ! E F I I, .3 t A I Opera tions epartment I 1 g 'if LCDR VAN DOREN OPERATIONS OFFICER The Operations Department is responsible for the collection, evaluation, and dissemination of all operational and combat information as well as pro viding external communications using electronic and visual means. OC Division is responsible for providing the ship with a means of communications between ships, shore stations, and aircraft. This is accomplished by employing sophisticated communications systems utilizing radio transmitters and receivers, satellite and computers, as well as flaghoist, flashing light and samaphore. OE Division performs maintenance and calibration on all installed communications, radar, and navigational electronic eauipmen t. They also maintain the closed circuit tele vision system and the ship 's entertainment system. Ol Division operates the Combat information Center, manning the surface search radar and keeping the bridge informed of all surface and air contacts. They also maintain the Naval Warfare Publications library and maintain the ship 's operational publications. The Operations Department is the eyes, ears and voice of the ship. Through their efforts the ship is kept continuously informed of changing tactical and operational conditions. -ir D g? ', Q S. I N 4 RadiomaniRMi 'gnamanfsmf E'ef2t'.O 'CS .ioumaiisiuoi Operations LTJG Johnston OC Division Officer 24 T9ChVi'Cl3U KETP Specialist COSD ETCSlKiger LT Kiefs OE Division Officer Oi Division Qfficer OC Division '35 s. 1 'Wf' 495 RMC Bellemare RM4 Seyler RM2 Hartley RMS Alexander RM3 Carslake RMS Rhodes SN Caprara RMSN Gladaen SN Sullivan SM4 Davis SM4 Kent SM2 Beshers SM2 Lamm SM3 Wagner SMSN Hopper SMSN Mahrrnann ET4 Price ET2 Oueshell JO2 Rapasa ET2 Shaver ET3 Brill ET3 Brunet ET3 Kelledy OS4 Shepard OS2 Sessoms OS2 Young OS3 Bell OS3 Breaux OS3 Burch OS3 Jordan OSSN Collyer OSSA Pickett OSSA Rawlan OSSN K. Smith sasrW EIC' RS . qiggcrnggvsfiunui wg MTE CAN ! Hill? PSENAL OS2 Sessoms ponders o MO Boord solurion UN mv-WE mc if SN Moddox delivers THE WGRD Horwgirwg our on The Sigrmol Bridge I S Y 4 v -.K Q! , fmff QQ 4 J J f J J Q Q. nu- I .Au- Y .I 'l'P 1 5 rs. Q 42 I 1 Ill. Dv i Q 0 .7 If LT WHITLOCK Supply Officer Supply Department The Supply DeparTmenT fulHlls an imporTanT funcTion by ensuring SANTA BARBARA has all The required iTems needed To make her a self-sufT7cienT uniT. The ordering and preparaTion of food reauisifioning of all repair parTs and consummable iTems, as wel as pro viding shipboard personal services, is Their responsibiliTy, 5- 4 Division mainTains The records and accounTs for each of The Thousands of iTems needed To keep The ship funcfioning. They operaTe and admlnisTer The General STore Room and issue supplies To The DeparTmenTs and Divisions as required. S-2 Division operaTes The galley and crew's dining oreo, Good Navy food is prepared and served Three Times a day Te Q hungry crew. The excellenT saniTaTion and cleanliness of The galley and dining area is also an imporTanT funcTion of This division. S-3 Division pro vides various services To The crew which include laundry and barber shop, soda founTain, and The ship 's sTore. They also ensure ThaT Payday is never missed. The Supply DeparTmenT keeps The crew well-fed, supplied with everyThlng necessary To run The ship, and provide o varieTy of personal services. Disbursing Clerk Ship's Service- Manhfiggfnent iDKi man ggi-45 Speciaust CMS, Storekeeper iSKi SKCS'OorneIison MSC Silvo ENS H- k S-1 Division Officer S-2 Division Officer 3-3 Dragan Officer 30 S-1 Division h S-2 Division L.-:T SK4 Perez SK2 Wingef SK3 Caauefre SK3 Lawton SKSA Simunic SKSN Roberts SKSN Thompson SKSN Tyson SM4 Francisco M84 Paz MS3 Gagnon MS3 Sayre MSSN Descy SN M. Brown S-3 Division gf? '.. I B 3 is Du I 32 SH4 Filio SH2 Thigpen SH3 Powell SHSN Dodson SHSN Holl SHSN Jobson DK4 Kirouoc DK3 Piccione uni Q' m -K an ' mfI.fii3IP W ' vi2:2i1Zi4'i!I1Sf n 'if 5s..N 3-7 WHAT? ME? Oh, Vrh ho? doing ohyfhihg. Why? L K 4 r N. Ship's Store Qualify Control 34 Head Choppers 'Fi' -4 W ,.,? - I ix em wg Mcrfsmzlmg Mem Ii I LT TENANT Chief Engineer Hull Maintenance Engmeermg epartm en t The Engineering Department is responsible for the operation air maintenance of all propulsion and auxiliary machinery, dgmggf control, hull repair, boat machinery, and shipboard electrical systemi 'A Division maintains the air-conditioning, refrigeration ani heating systems, operates machinery repair shops, and repairs boo engines. B Division Pro vides steam from the boilers to keep SAND BARBARA moving. The efficient operation of the tire room gn, maintenance of our three boilers is their prime concern. E Division is responsible for our turbine generators, distributioi switchboards, and electric motors. They also maintain the shit interior communications systems and gyroscope. M Division operates and maintains the main propulsior machinery: ensuring the smooth transfer of steam to mechanicc energy. l? Division is responsible for the repair and maintenance tothe hull and hull Httings, in addition to being the Damage Contro Specialists, keeping our flooding and tire righting systems in top condition. The combined efforts of the Engineering Department resultin getting us where we have to go, keeping us safe from tire and flooding, and main taining the ships climate control system. E5 'Q' Interior Communications BoiIerTechnician Technician KHTP Engineman CENJ Electrician UCJ QBTJ ,QMM Machinist's Mate i W ftp, iummr sigh EIectrician's Mate CEMJ LTJG Cissel A Division Officer - ENS, Price ENS Roberson E Division Officer DCA A Division Q-4 2, 2 'Q K' Machinery Repairman QMFZJ 4 MMl Robertson ENl Welch MM2 Cooke MR2 Johnson MM2 Thomos MM3 Bryon? MM3 Foole MR3 Murphy FN Bottle ENFA Dovis MMFN Gilliard FN Hernondez FN Snyder BTCS Fuchs BT4 Corlu BT4 Walker BT2 Brownyer BT2 Heimcrnn BT2 Pfoehler BT2 Pope BT2 Webb BT3 Brogdon BT3 Edwards BT3 Vorney BT3 Wyrick BTFN Benson BTFN Corbett BTFA Patterson BTFN Sylvester E Division 3. - 'i fm, as-Q 'Gnu 'C Elvll EM2 EM3 EM3 EM3 EM3 EM3 EMIS Poore Arclbol Coller Holcomb Judelsohn Mlnnls Rondoll Sllnglend f- ' 5:-i P1 . , , EM3 Sneed EMFN Holcomb EMFN Newshom EMFN Wheeler IC3 Dillon IC3 Holsleod lC3 Leflwlch A 4, .. 1.--u - I '.' .- ....- ..-f-1-nu-46mmk1nr2lun..v:.c.n:'i,.n-..4,4al.s+f.-4.-m-Q- un .4-- .... - . M- .J H -fy - 1 lVllVl'1 Seofield lvllvll Szymonski MM2 Dix MM2 Simms MM2 Williams MM3 Gilberlson MM3 C-Blllell lVllvlFN Teich HTCS Todoro HT4 Haywood HT2 Gowron HT2 Kisller HT2 Schrom HT2 Staples HT3 Mann HT3 Wilkerson 'VO fb in ? VZ Q 6 E, f 1.2 Q, 5,65 ,f 2 A 2 , M ., Yi m ' Lp 'Q A Y .vo-L Wil wa,- gm i, 1 , mp wa ,ww X, f 1:5 :Jig 1 7,-vw W .,,, .,,,w,,.f- ..,,, f , , fa Wv if-, I ff 44 A AJ- 4-K .4r '75 li' x 5? lf J' ,xv 1, 3' ! s in1uu.,g , 'ir f ri LTJG Chandler Assistant Navigator Personnel Officer Navigation Personnel E Department The Navigation Department is responsible for drecting the movement of the ship throughout any waters, expecttiously andi safely. Our position in shallow waters or out at sea can be determined by the low-frequency LORAN System Radar? Navigation, Celestial Navigation, of visual bearings using the MK i MODO eyeball. The department is responsible for upkeep of the bridge and chart room as well as maintaining the chart library. Ship 's ofnce personnel maintain the records of everyone in ship 's company, process orders, produce our plan of the day, conduct all ofhcial correspondence and perform a myriad of other tasks few of us are aware of. SlCKBA Y provides the medical care vital for self-sufncient unit, while the POST OFFICE delivers the goods. Quarterrrgaster Yeoman CYND Personnelman Hospital i i CQM PN Corpsman iHlllll lllll I Navy Postal Clerk CPC, Master-at-Arms Counselor QNCJ QMAQ 46 QMC Peocock QM2 Breen QM3 Lozorus QMSN Chose PNC Compbell YN3 West PNSN Luecke SN Donnell YNSN Brown HMC Ford HM2 Mellon HN Leoberler PC'l Christensen PC3 Moore PCSN Gusfofson SKCM BLACKWELL NCC LEONARD COMMAND MASTER CHIEF COMMAND CAREER COUNSELOR Chaplain LT sPu2lTosANTo PP3 Jackson CHAPLAIN ChcpIoin's Assistant I 48 J'-fi 2 'in-In Maw.-...m wr-ficiiaflf 5. 'N sf' f YHA .Mm-A .. ., -..-........,.... .....-.,-.anQ- at A................................,. -, , L I n v 4 I I' ' ,ITQ1 5--.::.3'-f N x .46 N,x,,,. '5TZ'I7I'f2'l'..'1,,,N -v-... YT' 5' .-, I-WMMMW , W-Mm ,. . l....,f..K-.-......w....,,...., If 1539! Q. x cl ' ,, fd , W . , I D wha. UIYBQ ki rn... 546' 1 X 50 M I i 4 Q. I Ql- -al wr- f lun nv' H C-6 Det 04 .. - N! 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