Santa Barbara (AE 28) - Naval Cruise Book

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1989 volume:

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's RX X 1 ' ' X STEAMING IN THE MED, DOING THE BEST WE CAN, AROUND AND AROUND WE GO WITHOUT A CERTAIN PLAN. .73 .Nl 'an Qiw ' .1 f I Z W fr. ff' ,W Q W' gg Q . f ,L X X I A WE STARTED IN CHARLESTON ACROSS THE GREAT ATLANTIC, THE VOYAGE WAS SMOOTH WITH NO MAJOR PANIC. FROM THE SHORES OF ROTA TO THE COAST OF FRANCE, WE EVEN STOPPED IN ITALY TO DO A LITTLE DANCE. ON THIS STORMY DAY, THE WIND HOWLS THRU OUR RIGS AS THEY TRY AND KEEP ON COURSE UP THERE ON THE ,BRIDGE OUR SHIP'S BEEN GOOD TO US WITH NO MAJOR BREAKS I THINK SHE DESERVES THE TOPPING OFF THE MED CRUISE CAKE. SOON WE'LL STEAM WEST AND WE'LL BE HOMEWARD BOUND, GOING TO THE WORLD WHERE ALL THINGS CAN BE FOUND. THINKING ABOUT HOME GIVES YOUR SPINE A SHIVER IT WON'T BE LONG NOW TILL WE'RE STEAMING UP THAT RIVER. HTFN KENNETH T. ROBERTSON 185.3 ' HIP'S SCHEDULE PORT CALL NOV 8-12: AUGUSTA BAY, SICILY AUG 22 UNDERWAY NOV 14-28: MESSINA, SICILY AUG 18-232 BANDOL, FRANCE DEC 2-5: CATANIA, SICILY AUG 23-SEP 14: MARSEILLE, FRANCE DEC 93 LA MADDELINA, SARDINIA SEP 15-21: SAN REMO, ITALY DEC 12-24: CARTEGNA, SPAIN SEPT 23-27: AUGUSTA BAY, SICILY DEC 28-JAN 2: RIJEKA, YUGOSLAVIA OCT 12: SOUDA BAY, CRETE JAN 8-10: HAIFA, ISRAEL OCT 14-16: ALEXANDRIA, EGYPT JAN 17: AUGUSTA BAY, SICILY OCT 20-24: CATANIA, SICILY JAN 21: ROTA, SPAIN OCT 28-NOV 1: NAPLES, ITALY FEB 1: CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA AUG U REP 5: USS YELLOWSTONE KAD-415, USS JOHN F. KENNEDY QCV-675, USS VOGE IFF-10475 AUG 6: USNS MISSISSINEWA QT-AO 1445 AUG 7. USS BIDDLE CCG-345, USS MCCANDLESS KFF-10845 AUG 8: USS CONNOLE IFF-10565, USS TRUETT KFF-10955 AUG 11 AUG 12 AUG 14 ' USS MCINERNEY CFFG-85 USS VOGE IFF-10475, USS YELLOWSTONE CAD-415 . USS JOHN RODGERS IDD-9835 : USS BIDDLE ICG-345, USS VOGE CFF-10475, USS CALOOSAHATCHEE CAO-985 AUG 15: USNS RIGEL CT-AF 585, USS BIDDLE QCG-345 AUG 16: USS MOUNT BAKER QAE-345, USS DWIGHT D. SEP 21: SEP 27: EISENHOWER QCV-695 USNS HENRY T. KAISER CT-AO 1875 USS PLATTE AO-186 I 5 SEP 30: USS JOHN RODGERS CDD-9835, USS PLATTE CAO-1865 OCT 2: USS BELKNAP ICG-265, USS PLATTE CAO-1865 OCT 6: USS MCCANDLESS IFF-10845 OCT 7 OCT 11 OCT 17 OCT 27 : USS PLATTE QAO-1865 . USNS HENRY J. KAISER CT-AO 1875 : USS PLATTE CAO-1865, USNS RIGEL CT-AF 585 : USS BIDDLE ICG-345 NOV 1:USNS HENRY J. KAISER CT-AO 187 NOV 12 NOV 13 NOV 28 NOV 30: DEC 2' DEC 6: DEC 7 DEC 27 JAN 5: JAN 13: JAN 14: JAN 16: JAN 22: JAN 23: JAN 24: JAN 30: JAN 31' USNS SIRIUS KT-AFS 85, USNS JOSHUA HUMPHREYS QT AO 885 USS MCCANDLESS QFF-10845 USS CONNOLE IFF-10565 USNS HENRY J. KAISER CT-AO 1875 USS CONNOLE IFF-10565 USNS SIRIUS CT-AFS 85 USS MACDONNOUGH QDDG-395 USS MACDONNOUGH QDDG-395 USNS HENRY J. KAISER QT-AO 1875 USS MACDONNOUGH QDDG-395 USS NITRO CAE-235 USNS JOSHUA HUMPHREYS QT-AO 885 USS MCINERNEY CFFG-85 USS MCCANDLESS CFF-10845 USS JOHN F. KENNEDY CCV-675, USS PLATE CAO-1865 USS NEOSHO CT-AO 1435 USS MACDONNOUGH QDDG-395 SANTA BARBARA IS COMMANDED BY COMMANDER KEVIN P. CUMMINGS, A NATIVE OF NORTH ADAMS, MASSACIEIUSETTS- HE IS A GRADUATE OF THE UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAME WITH A B.A. IN INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS, JUNE 196 . FOLLOWING HIS COMMISSIONING AT OFFICER'S CANDIDATE SCHOOL, NEWPORT, RHODE ISLAND IN FEBRUARgUlg5gg:3i COMMANDER CUMMINGS WAS ASSIGNED TO THE PRE-COMMISSIONING CREW OF THE USS SUMTER CLST-11815 AND QUENTLY SERVED AS GUNNERY ASSISTANT AND FIRST LIEUTENANT. AFTER COMPLETING NAVAL DESTROYER SCHOOL ON AUGUST 1973, COMMANDER CUMMINGS SERVED SUCCESSIVE AS WEAPONS OFFICER IN USS DAVIDSON CFF-10455 AND ENGINEERING OFFICER IN USS SAN BERNADINO CLST-11891. D HIS TOUR ON THE DAVIDSON, THE SHIP WAS AWARDED THE FIRST ANNUAL FLATLEY LAMPS SAFETY AWARD. FROM DECEMBER 1980 TO FEBRUARY 1983, COMMANDER CUMMINGS WAS THE DAMAGE CONTROL ASSISTANT IN USS KITTY HAWK LCV-633, BEFORE BEING ASSIGNED AS EXECUTIVE OFFICER, USS ROANOKE QAOR-73, IN MAY 1983. WHILE SERVING A THIS BILLET, THE ROANOKE EARNED THE BATTLE EFFICIENCY E , THE CNO SURFACE SHIP SAFETY AWARD AND MERITORIOUS UNIT CITATION. ASHORE, COMMANDER CUMMINGS HAS BEEN ASSIGNED TO THE ARMISTICE AFFAIRS DIVISION OF THE UNITED NATIOEE COMMAND, SEOUL, KOREA WHERE HE WAS INVOLVED IN NEGOTIATIONS WITH THE NORTH KOREANS AT PANMUNJON- ALSO HOLDS AN M.A. IN NATIONAL SECURITY AFFAIRS FROM THE NAVAL POSTGRADUATE SCHOOL, MONTEREY CALIFOR- NIA AND IS A 1986 GRADUATE OF THE U.S. ARMY WAR COLLEGE, CARLISLE BARRACKS, PENNSYLVANIA. COMMANDER CUMMINGS' PERSONAL AWARDS INCLUDE THE DEFENSE MERITORIOUS SERVICE MEDAL, THE MERITORI- OUS SERVICE MEDAL AND THE NAVY COMMENDATION MEDAL. HE AND HIS WIFE, JAN, HAVE A FOUR-YEAR OLD SON, DOUGLAS, AND A ONE-YEAR OLD DAUGHTER, KATHERINE. THEY RESIDE IN CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA. W, - W THE CAPTAIN IN SOME OF HIS MANY ROLES: OPPOSITE PAGE: DOCKING SANTA BARBARA WITH STYLE DURING A MESSINA DOWNPOURg TOP: GIVING THE CREW HIS VIEW AT A CAPTAINIS SHOWING OFF SANTA BARBARAg HOSTING VISITING AD- LS. The 88-89 Mediterranean cruise saw LCDR Cecil D. Bradley become SANTA BARBARA's new Executive Officer, relieving LCDR Edgar Jones. Above: LCDR Bradley surveys the scene from the quarterdeckg right: XO greets another visitor from Rijeka. Opposite Page: LCDR J onesg the final handshakeg the last trip down the brow. 6 X -.-rf ...- ,-..-V wk w , xx NX Nw Wanna-Q W 1 x NN wswx ,V Q N 1 1' H, . Agn- a A Lani, ,, ,L f if -fi' 'F f, 1 W QM xwfwfzh mm' fffWq.wfm Wm, .Ji gf we as Z , , 5 an I f . Wyvfff ,mf ff ,,,,.,.-,,,T,l W 'fr' 'K if f' 11 , , .N-Q43 S S THE CRE ' Q -Q Q x ' ixmq N H x Mi . Q-1. ff X X 3 x n 'fm-uv.-X vm wwf, .K M -vm, v WT f f f 1 Q Ma 7 ,gg '4YRW+!H 'ZZZ97!-S X 5 xx 7 W W WW 4 dy Q Wf f , ' wg, N. 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SN HIGHTOWER POLISHES WITH PRIDE I KNOW THAT MAIL BOUY IS OUT THERE, THE GUYS SAID IT SHOULD BE IN SIGHT BY NOW WHEN I FLY, 1 FLY THE FRIENDLY SKIES OF SANTA BARBARA BM3 CORDELL BM3 HOLT BM3 HUGHES BM3 JACOBS BM3 MCCADIN MB3 RINGLEIN SN GANDY SN GOMES SR HOWARD f-vr42li? 1 , 8 'y 1, i ' kr v ' 1 ,R L3 Q A K l .W ,, IJ, L 3 ,.. far , W L . f - k x--.-h I V1 V 4 y f' P-. '16 ix, SR MACDONALD SR MCLAIN SA MCCRAY SA NOONE SA PECK SA WILLEVER f 27 fs mf .If ffl? I 42 L I ,wifi iw mph ' 7 I ff' .1 if M 'jf 4' ly , -W A 1' , f f 4 1 g A WWW WHY ARE WE SMILING? BECAUSE WE LOVE THIS JOB! GUN N ER amy' 4 4 ww- 'W! 3 I FY, f WOULD YOU TRUST THESE FACES? NEED A LIFT? f 'Wa 15' R x , 3 '45 w XX Ax xg MX S QQX 4 Y, 5 Xin 1 f 2 P ,pf Sb ,. x Wf if 7 X W V 3 Tl 1 I If A f' ' W.. , CWO3 NELSON LTJG SITSCH 4, GMCKSWJ SKULA 'J l J GMG1 CLARK GMG1 PENDERGRASS GMG2 GRANT N :H K. Z9 W f -. 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EM2 KEEN EM2 PHILLIPS IC3 COOK EM3 CLOVER EM3 HARGIS EM3 MANARD IST ROW: IC3 COOK, EM3 HARGIS, FN ABBOTT, EM3 CLOVER, IC2 PELLEY, EM3 TAGANAS, EMI RESURRECCIONg QND ROW: ICC ROMNEY, FN HUSKEY, EM2 KEEN, EM2 PHILLIPS, IC2 JOHN- SON, EM3 MANARD, ICFN MCSHEA. If 'E X 5 A' we AN YW S aff F 4 , ,S X, ln -..-Q . v ,qua wvxx W3-army S ' Am-., i1.f F5'g 5 N1-.Ni H xx ' X N Ht I . X. .,,, ,ff A xxx 'NNN I If Q Sw- Sk S ww ,A 42 IC2 PELLEY EM3 TAGANAS IC3 WIERCISZEWSKI FN AUGUSTUS FN HERRMANN FN HUSKEY FN MCSHEA BELOW: FN HUSKEY ON SOUNDING AND SECURITYQ IC2 JOHNSON ON THE FINER POINTS OF MAINTENANCE WITH ENS SMITH. 1 rx I .f x FFISX MMC NEWMAN MM1 FARR MM2 POWERS ,L DIVISIO I E I I v 4 i 'M , M6 Y Q NUM' 7, WAV' ,L f I I 4 ,MH Z , t W1-gn I K WIN 1 if 1 x, if W f ZW X' ' XY WZ, f 1. LEFT: MM2 POWERS AND FN ARJONA SHOW OFF THEIR PATRIOTIC EVAPg MM3 PARKER ALWAYS ALERT AND VIGILANTg FN GUISBURG TAKES A TURN ON AN UNCOOPERATIVE VALVE. 43 1 MM2 ISWD PROCTER E? 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Clit Lu an S , ff, L' 1 Sc' MW fn-,. 1ST ROW: DCCS EMBREE, BM1 HOOPER, DC3 REB, HTFN ROBERTSON, DC2 HOGLEN, LTJG HOWMANg 2ND ROW: DC1 HARTZOG DC3 GIBBS, MR2 WHITCOMB, DC3 HARSH, DC3 MYERS, DCFN JENNINGS, HT1 ROBERTS, DC3 EDINGTON. DC3 REB T T DC3 ROBINSON MRFN DOWNEY DCFN HARSH DCFN JENNINGS 1, 11. If ET2 AMMANO I .Ik ABOVE: EOD IN THEIR BUSINESS SUITSQ FAR LEFT: ET2 BIG AL AMANO DOES HIS FROG IMITATIONg SENIOR RE- FLECTS ON HOW T0 DRINK COFFEE 20 FEET DOWN. ,,... , 7 Mx 1, A7 , nf lv ol Q f TOP, LPIFT VIA Elm'-,1gQf,,fz, fx!!1g5'd'x,V!4I!?H THE WAI M Tl-EAT DRAINS 'THF NIRUQ SENIOR 'IWEILS AN OLD UNDER SFA-STORY HP THRHIHIJC 'lVV 5ffX,H',1M'iFi W 'QHFW 'VU W VI' MNH UN 'VHICIH H fXVfxf-1 MNH? TNHHHIJC ON 'TUUINSTQ ..,, V...-4.4, .- ,- -414.-,..,.l--..-. ' , , ,, , A b -z.,....4... lF'fu'lu..:4,.. 55 OPER TIONS W x X 7 4jf'j3w 4-HU .-wx K .M .X V' V A ' -fir 1 W1 ' f .H .I mf' Sw- -iw, AKXQ- M , ,, QA M i M.. A mal' QQ- ib A x Q ABOVE: ET3 ROSS TURNS- TO WHILE CLEFTJ ET1 SCHOENADLE AND ET2 MEADS TURN TO PLEAS- ANT THOUGHTSg SM2 GAR- CIA PASSES THE WORD HELEN-KELLER STYLE. OPS BOSS: LT GIGIOLI ENS OATES RMC QSWJ BARBER RM1 SINGLETON wg., f YU f ,Qui NX sn, RADIO RM2 AHLOW RM2 SOLES RM2 WAIT h SxSx L L RM3 CUMMINGS 'S 5 RM3 MARTIN X E BELOW: RMSN MONTOYA LOOKS TO SEE WHO RANG HIS BELL. Z i ? K I , E N! HMI! MUNTOYA HM3 ROBINSON HMM WHITE HMSN HOWELL RMSN WRIGHT BELOW: ITB THE WHOLE HEEHAW BANG, IST ROW: RMQKSWD SOLES, RM3 MONTOYA, BM2 ROBINSON, 2ND Bow: RMI SINGLETON, RMSN HOWELL RMSN WRIGHT, BM3 JONES, RM2 WAIT, BMC BARBER. ' J . W, ,...x,,,, 'Nnxf ga .BL 1? 'Q vw SMC ASCHENBACH SM2 MADDOX SM3 BLEVINS SM3 BOLIN SM3 GARCIA SM3 GIBSON SM3 WILLIAMS lv Nwynswfib Ang ml -3.-.M 4.4 4314? 441' N ,WL I I I I .- K 4, , U YJ 11 Y ,M , ,,,, W . . O jj' ' ' ,, I 7 ,I aj , Aj' 0 fi . VM' .. + . i 5, fa M, 6 N Q 1 1 ' X Q'-H+ X' M -S' 'M' .. ..,,, ,f 'A . Yin. W fx - , ' F, W' '-IW 0 9,f 'S 4 ' M, N ' V X ,Vg . M -TK yi- ,Ziff If X f. VW G Wx I N' f M: f , , .F ' ,ec ',, f - K . VN -' x xxx I LVM Mm , V V' f -wg , , C550 N, -f C ' SN TAYLOR 1 , ' f I ' N 'J' 9 'f V, law ,,..,.,,,........----fa+---....+a-.....-f- X ,mg V724 , 'WAR' I f A ' A ' mf 'z 'W ww ' Q, , 'yn .fj A , 104 ,VAJQ 4' f Q M A 1, W 7 4 , f A f ,Q ff , - V f 1 , K Q X a 7 W '7 ff' RIGHT THE SIGS CREW TAKE A RARE BREAK FROM THEIR HECTIC DUTIES I ugvk Zi i -ffm 1 53 75 XX an ET1 VERBURGT ET1 SCHOENADLE ET2 BUSH K ' ET2 MEADS f iJ Y ET3 Ross -' ' A ' ET3 WELLS 'S ii W W 1 ic , X f Ji -Sl 'WI' G 52 COMBA SYSTEM LTJG HUBYCH OS1 BLASKO OS1 JORDAN EW1 REID OS2 GEORGE OS2 POPOVICH ZW 2 W -0-uv LN t 'P ' Q Q ,ww W . , 1 X X . ,fa fu, 1 fm ,gg , .V 4 XX Q' Q ,N E , f 2 , X I i 674-X ,Q V 4 5 L2 ,, 4 w 53' 14 X' x M4 251-L I Q sm, 3 M 4. M15 Q30 'X Q 55 iw? sw- n.. .,. OS3 BOND OS3 DONNELY OS2 GOODLOE OS3 HEGENBARTH OS3 MEYERS EW3 THUMA OS3 WILLIAMS OSSN BAGLEY EWSN CALLOW EWSN OLSON OSSN DREGER 1' , .f.' 1. f A , ' 'N-W'Q3i5WfKW flfjwww by UPPL DEPT in A , X I Q ABOVE: SK1 STEWART COORDINATES AN INTRICATE OPERATION WITH A FLAWLESS PRECISION THAT LEAVES OTHERS DUMBFOUNDEDg SHSN CAN- DYMAN CROSS OPENS THE GEEDUNK DISPENSER TO ADD A TOUCH OF SWEETNESS TO THE CREW'S LIVESg SH2 DARK LORD WILLIAMS PRESSES DUNGAREES WHILE TAKING FORTY. gn, I '-a,, ,V-1 2 K-. X,- W W f IISTS XL xxx X In xx - .. Y NV, -Q X X -Tx xg. X . X X 1DI SUPPO: LT STUPE SKCSCSWJ SMITH SKI STEWART SK2 FINN SK2 LIDDELL BELOW: THE SK'S IN THEIR NATURAL ENVIRONMENT. SK2 SLAYTON, SKCS SMITH, SK1 STEWART, SK2 PEREZ E I SIL UYERFESS MSC PARSONS MS1 OLSON MS2 JAMES MS2 RICHARDSON MS3 FRIDAY MSB HERRERA BELOW: MSSN RENFROE AND MS3 FIN- NEY WITH THEIR CONTRIBUTION TO THE NAVY'S BIRTHDAYQ SN PLACERES GOES THROUGH THE CHOW LINE - ONE OF THE DAYS MORE PLEASANT MOMENTS, REALLY. 5 f. . 'W,f.4, A A Nr? f' X W' Wzfw 'fi' 4 1 1' , , DI IIO ,N I' In 'tif' 'iam X I X MS3 JOHNSON MS3 WEBER MSSN BELL MSSN DECK MSSN MCDONNELL MSSN STIMAGE Six I , ,fu SI-I2 GEORGE SH2 WILLIAMS SH3 CAIN SHSN CROSS SHSN GODLEY SHSN MOLITOR BELOW: IT'S THE BARBER SHOP QUIN- TET, CHILLIN' S-3 DIVISIO ,. It ,I , M' QNQL 'Kwan Y 5,1 X ,W ' A, ---- ..,-,... ..,.-L.--L.44.Q- -...-, .... - , S-4 DI I IO- ABOVE: LTJG SVENSSON, DK1 BAR- NETT, DKSN MCCOIN, DKSN TUCKERQ LEFTg IT'S BUSINESS AS USUAL FOR DK1 AND SUPPOg BELOW: IT'S THE MONEY MASTERS IN CASUAL ATTIRE. 3 2 2 2 3 2 mfg , '11-f fxx '--......... if S 'iw R414 r a 4 4 ... -1 v..--fv- .,.-......--.,q. Z ZW ABOVE: RP3 BARFIELD GETS SET TO DO SOME LIGHT READINGg THE GOOZ', AND HIS SEXTANT MAKE SURE WE DON'T SAIL OFF THE EDGE OF THE WORLDQ P.B. JACOBS - A MAN IN LOVE WITH HIS WORKQ PROOF POSITIVE THAT GRUFF BUT LOVABLE PNCS HAS MADE A MISTAKE. EX! NAV gi EXECUTI E DI I IO Qw A l,'l' GAWRYSZEWSKI Mrtlfocx STCMISWQ BERK mwzsfswn PIPER EMEIER PNCS SHOW A MACSKSWJ WALTON YN1 ALLEN MQW X K 'Ik- .J JOQCSWJ ADDEN PNQKSWJ CAIN PN3 COYLE ,pn mn 'Qing Y his YN3 FLYNN YN3 HUTTON PCSN KELLY PNSN CARROLL I I YNSN LAWS RIGHT: PCSN WILEY GETS THE MAIL THROUGH RAIN, SLEET, HAIL, BUT NOT LIB- ERTYg BELOW: PN3 COYLE AIRS HIS DOGSg THE WHOLE EX GANG. Wx., fr Z4 -3.5 ft- M S .Q ff' S AN. X V A N S 'NEWS gy I Z Ni K A 1:39 ' 1 I :ff .-4: fl ,v '.' 1 4.6. 7 Kb 1 . Q 1 W Z I uf my sm ff W, A ,-N, .4 ' v-wfwv 5 If ' was-Q f - IQ ISI If MAPQ , , 1 'I J ff Q -W 321 fx W ,W I :Miha ,f, 'iff If , 11,3 f f 1, I ,' ,QW A I f Al I ky K M V I P I ... .- .,.... ...---.,..,..,. ...,....V.....,... CHAPS Sz CO. QQ . . ' hs, 1 Q ABOVE: LT STALLINGS, RP3 BARFIELD, RIGHT: CHAPS GETS EV- ERYONE'S ATTENTION AT THE CHRISTMAS PARTY BEFORE LEADING A PRAYERg BARFY STRUGGLES UNDER HIS HEAVY WORKLOADQ BELOW: THE COMMAND RELIGIOUS PROGRAM TEAM HAVE A HUDDLE. Q rf it W, 1 W Q Ny, A I xxx. xp L.. HMCSLSWJ POWELL HMQQSWJ LAUTER HM3 LOUPE EDICAL Q ABOVE: HM3 LOOPY LOUPE CALLS THE LOCAL UBRAINS ARE US STORE FOR A QUICKIE REPLACEMENTg LOUPE GETS HIS WISH FROM THE CORPSMEN WIZARDSg HM2 DOC LAUTER, HMCS POWELL AND HN KIRKLANDg KIRK- LAND PREPARES A NEEDLE TO USE IN THE FAMOUS CORPSMEN GAG: OH BY THE WAY, WE LOST YOUR SHOT RECORD BUT I JUST HAPPEN TO HAVE A TETANUS INJECTION HANDY. Fl W A vi 2' , ' X 'KT' sv v IN A V 1 X A .C ,Q I., - ' -'M'-' -Q -'-f f ---- -------w..f ..-V ..,,-..V... ..-- .,., LL- ,L - A A 5 X M NAVIG TIO 1 I M I , W ., I I VV --V -vw---.Q-4 QMCKSWJ MCCARTHY QMMSWJ SLAUGHTER QM2 GUZMAN LEFT: QMSN JACOBS PASSES THE WORD THE OLD- FASI-IIONED WAY, HE SCREACHES ITS QM1 SLAUGI-ITER AND QM2 GUZMAN ON SEA AND ANg CHOR DETAIL: QM3 DUVAL TAKES HIS BEARING AND FINDS WERE UP A RIVER. QM2 LAMBERT QM3 DUVAL QM3 WASHINGTON QMSN JACOBS QMSN JONES BELOW THE NAV GANG ONE BIG HAP PY FAMILY QM2 LAMBERT QM2 GUZ MAN QM1 SLAUGHTEB QM3 WASH INGTON QMSN JACOBS QMO MCCARTHY QMSN JONES QMS DUVAL six K9 'D' 3' ,FEA X-9-.Q ! Q ,417 vvonmgmbamun 69 li v ' I A . . I , , - 1'1 95. ' 1 ' fw -JN li 1 9 7 ' 1 - Q K A AOO NX A ffl!- A ...!,, M, S.. x h f VS! V ,A Q J O J. '- 1 cw' rw- O f Off A A A Qi I , A I -SS--S. , A Qi A QQ , XXV. -v-'Y' K A M fi 1 ,ff I Q e REVEILE, REVEILE, ALL HANDS HEAVE OUT A. i vm A ......n-...- knsnvgnnb-v-ww W, .ww A , Y 4 an-an-,--v-A 4 ,4.wW,f,Q. Af . If K A 9, ----.-......... f 4 f f ------,-f.-......,, ffl Q , liffaufzvruqmagt fa ' I 6 W Q fx 'If f 2 ABOVE, LEFT: BM1 TAYLOR IS MORE THAN HAPPY TO TURN ON THE LIGHTS AND START ANOTHER NAVY DAY5 OS3 MY- ERS THINKS OF THE DREAM HE HAD LAST NIGHT' WITH A LEFT JAB TO THE EYE, BMI G'ENTLY BRINGS SOMEONE BACK FROM THE LAND OF NOD. IH E3 I 1, , I ABOVE: A FINE EUROPEAN HOTEL? NO, JUST THE SPACIOUS ACCOMODATIONS THE CREW ENJOYS EVERYDAY, COURTESY OF UNCLE SAMQ SN LINDIG STARTS TO RISE AND SCOWLg A GOVERNMENT ISSUE ARMOIRE. BREAKF ST FOR THE CREW 4 ,IW WLM M ? f ffl WHETHER BREAKFAST, DIN- NER OR SUPPER, CHOW TIME IS A HAPPY TIME. JUST LOOK. TOP, LEFT: EVERYDAY, WE WERE ALL A WITNESS TO A SLAUGHTER ON THE MESS DECKSQ MSSN DECK AND EMFN GUS ON THE LINE OF DEATHg GOOD FRIENDS, GOOD FOOD, THE MAKINGS OF CHERISHED MEMORIES. ABOVE, LEFT: IT'S ANOTHER CONFRONTATION BE- TWEEN TWO ANCIENT ENEMIES: MAN AND BRUS- SELL SPROUTQ SSSSSSSSSLURPg A BANQUET LAID FOR A VISITING HEAD OF STATE? NO, JUST ANOTHER LUNCHEON IN THE WARDROOMg LT BIANCHI IS A MAN WITH A DEEP AND ABIDING LOVE FOR TURKEY ON RYE. uv n 4. -, si 1 I -qv- lo ,J r I HH Z' ' ,- 'K 'Eur' J Q P X A QUARTER , QU ARTER ,ALL HA D TO YI -A S X XS is f f S1 X X I S A f Ti A-M Y X 'ix E DIVISION PAYS CLOSE ATTENTION T0 ICC ROMNEY'S EVERY WORDg RM1 SINGLETON PUTS OUT THE MOST IMPORTANT MESSAGE OF THE DAY: DON'T WORRY, BE HAPPY. sux? '. I 2 I K 2 5--w F , X 9 'X I ICC TON RAGE TURN TO, COMME CE HIP WORK WITH A SONG IN THEIR HEARTS AND SMILES ON THEIR FACES, THE CREW OF THE SANTA BAR- BARA BEGIN ANOTHER REWARD- ING DAY OF WORK. ABOVE: MM1 FARR SHOWS MM3 MEYER AND MM2 PETERSON HOW THE DOO- HICKEY FITS INTO THE WHAT- CHAMACALLITg BT2 CASON WHIS- TLES WHILE HE WORKSQ BT3 BUCHANAN, MAD BOILER TECH AT LARGE. H. ,vig M .. 1 K ,aw x 3AfS L- ABOVE, LEFT: DC2 HOGLEN KNOWS HE'S BAD! F2 THIGPEN FINDS A GREAT WAY TO IGNORE WHIZ HE'S BEING TOLDQ MM3 JONES STARES IN FASCIN TION AT THE SKYg BT3 GAWNE FIGURING OUT H0 TO TOAST MARSHMALLOWS IN THE BOILER. EN1 YEAGER, DC2 REB AND DCFN HARSH PONDER THE AGE OLD QUESTION OF THE SEA: WHAT DO YOU WANT TO DO? f-I DUNNO, WHAT DO YOU WANT TO DO'? g BTS DAVIS HAVING A GOOD TIME ON WATCH, ALTHOUGH NO ONE CAN FIGURE OUT WHY, ENGINEERS WHO GOT THEIR ESWS PINS DURING THE CRUISE: IST ROW: BTZQSWJ CA- SON ICQISWI JOHNSON, BTILSWJ ZEARFOSSg 2ND ROW: ENIQSWJ YEAQER, MM2CSWl PETERSON, ETIISWI DAVIS, HTILSWD KISTLER, BTQISWI GAWNE, BT3LSW5 OABUSORA. I , I X f 9 .EQ ,X X , 5 FM 5 N 1, Nik- , N 3 EF 1 S X5 : X , 55 Q ' D5 III, I, r 1 'N IS S A .A I? fi Sv if 1 x i 1 Ai it ag! f 7: , A rf 1 'nf , if ff,,,, 7, 2 , Af Mm 'S I -f I fk. '? x, , S , 5 . .1 0 Q ' ,, , WW' Sf'- tf n f ff Wa SQ-S. 14 sf I Z ltxeayw vm 1 'J' vs? . sg f 1 , ,. ww 5 I N 1 E A I, ,,,,, A ' I 'I -1 W fx, if QA, 41349 A 'Q 1 s. I1 P ' :faqs if fi 1 g l N ri TOP, LEFT: FN HUSKEY AND HIS FUEL GAUGEg BTFN KNREQIEQT gb ,X DISCOVERS THE SHIP IS A QUART LOWQ D03 GIBBS CHEC Q? THE SHAFTg IC2 PELLEY HANGIN' OUT. wi S A, Ku TX x , . gf gi AM33mg.,.....,,A , , W ,.., .r . -w.f.f.n-.ww nw' g,.....w.....w.H-.ff r ,XTT 7 him X ss ui. R - X .vsq S O- 1 TWO AIRCREWMEN RE- LAX WHILE 51 SITSQ IT'S BAYRAIDER 43 OVER THE J.F.K.g THE BRAVE AND DILIGENT CREW THAT SAVED THE BOX FROM THE RAGING SEA. 1 , 5 'bwww , . faww,.,,,W ' 5 Mg ,N J Q' I 4 nv f 1 +710 nl ,wl- WW W lp-wf v-4-r -., .. N Ti... wi I, f f' f 'f' ' ,w,,., V, I ,QQ X M ' ABOVE LEFT: AD2 SPAIN HELPS KEEP THE BIRDS IN THE AIR? AN SMITH AND AMS2 BAHAR SPEND A MOMENT T0 FIGURE OUT WHAT IN THE HELL THEY'RE DOINGg AR RECHEL AND I I ADAR WALTERS FINGER PAINT THEIR HELO3 ATC KILRSE I FINALLY GETS TO HAVE A CUP OF COFFEE IN THE RELATI PEACE AND QUIET OF AN AIRBORNE CH-46. ,a. M. RIGHT: OPS ROSS, LT GIGIOLI AND HIS MAN FRIDAY IOSQ GEORGED MASS THEIR EXPERIENCE AND KNOWLEDGE TOGETHER TO TAGKLE ANOTHER TICKLISH TACTICAL CHALLENGE, OR THEYRE TRYING TO FINISH A MONTH OLD CROSSWORD PUZZLE THAT WAS PACKING FOR SOME SOCKS FROM HOME: EWSN OLSON WAITS FOR FAM- ILY FUED TO POP ON THE SLQ 32g OS3 BAGLEY KEEPS THINGS RUNNING SMOOTHLY IN THE HELO TOWER. IS 5 I Le 1 I N S Q S A S E Q. Sir? E S N S' NS S5 X, ,K 1 jx .XXX A X ,f X www I - LEFTEOSSHBAGLADYU BAGLEW'SCOPESOUT A c0NTAcTgBEL0W: OS3DONNELLYPRAO TICES BEING COOL IN BETWEEN HIS WATCHESg OS3 LIT. TLE WILLYH WIL- LIAMS KEEPS THE STATUS BOARD UP TO DATE. .X 1-F. N1 SSSS X R .i I X I WHQXHL. 'S EOD AT WORK AND PLAY: TOP, LEFT: GMG1 LE- BEAU ENJOYING BEING WARM AND DRYg LT LIND- SAY IS DETERMINED NOT TO GET SEASICKg LE- BEAU HELPS A ZODIAC-MATE ABOARDg TMCS REEVES IN HIS ELEMENTg SENIOR SAYS, MY, ISN'T THAT FREEZING WATER REFRESHINGV' P Qu' --X- .it i . vu 'v 'rx ' . .ms , Q x I . X 1 :-N ...LL X w ,, 5 ff! i -Q , -u 4 IFE 1 Q . ,ig 1 I7 A W LA . Sw -1 f -Y if I4 X , ' t ,, ..'. -A...., - - I , 2 1, 5 if , awvl ,. X. , ag ,3- ,,s .gg ' x X 4. gi WZ: 65? Mfg I: S' , L ,W NX BUSINESS AS USUAL FOR XXNAV: TOP, LEFT: QM3 JAMES THE GEECH WASHING-CUPS UN- LEASES HIS FURY ON A SAILOR'S MORTAL ENE- MY: HAVING NOTHING IMPORTANT T0 DOg PN3 COYLE MAKES THE UNI- VERSAL GESTURE FOR, GET ME A COKE, I BOUGHT LAST TIME DIRTBAG. g THE CLEAN- LINESS CREW, QM3 DU- VAL AND QM2 LAMBERT CLEAN THEIR SHIP AND HEARTS AT THE SAME TIMEg IT'S HM2 THE PE- TER LAUTER ON AN- OTHER PERILOUS PA- PERWORK PATROL. i f 1 ,L f? Vw' 'QL Zfffwm ...-1 XXX Wh.. N II? WV Q-we Nw as X l IT S ANOTHER BUSY BUSY DAY IN THE LIFE OF ADMIN PEOPLE TOP LEFT NCC NEELY AND YN2 HUTTON DISCUSS ADMIN STRAT EGY YN3LAWS WHAT ME WORRY7 PN3CARROUQAND SN MCRAY HARD AT WORK JO2 FLASHQ ADDEN GETS PROOFIN BLACK AND WHITE THAT THE BACK OF HIS HAIRCUT MEETS NAVY STANDARDS 1' W' wiv ,Wf f X , 4 , w f X2 dx f NN I XX Q if X I ABOVE, COUNTER CLOCKWISE: SK2 SLAY- TON ASKS, YOU'VE GOT A 1250 FOR TEN CASES OF WHAT g SH2 WILLIAMS PROVES WITH DETERMINATION AND YANKEE KNOW-HOW YOU CAN CRASH OUT ANY- WHEREg SK2 FERDINAND PEREZ SITS IN THE SEAT OF POWER AFTER SUCCESSFULLY STAGING A COUP OUSTING SKCSQ LUGGING CASES OF SNICKERS AND HERSHEY BARS T0 CONSTANTLY FILL THE CANDY 8a SWEETS MACHINE IS HARD WORK FOR TOUGH MEN, BUT SHSN CROSS AND SH3 ROSS KNOW THE REWARD OF TIGHT CAMARADERIE IS WORTH THE EFFORT. Y O, Xxx I SUPPLY DOING WHAT IT DOES BEST! KWHATEVER THAT IS.J ABOVE: SHS CAIN STOOKING THE SHELVES FOR THOSE LONG PAYDAY LINESg SH2 WILLIAMS GET- TING HIS DAILY WORKOUTQ LTJG SVENS- SON, I THOUGHT PAYDAY WOULD NEV- ER GET HERE, g BM3 OORDELL GIVING AWAY HIS HARD EARNED MONEYQ SH2 GEORGE HARD AT WORK. fs f X X K NN I I 5 3 U 4 87 A DAY IN THE LIFE OF DECK. LEFT: SN PRICE ASKS, I S THAT ALL FOR TODAY?'x BMI TAYLOR IEKISANE IT'S MILLER TIMEg BM3 HUGHES AND BME JACOBS NICE GUYS AT RE A SN WRIGHT MISSES HIS GIRLFRIENDQ SN GIARDNEIIOHECKS TO MAKE SU HE'S NOT THE ONLY ONE HEAVING. S- 995355 4 I .-'RQ' Qvnmw w' W ' A 4 Ii N W TOP, LEFT: SANTA BARBARA GIVES A DRINK OF DFM TO USS MCCANDLESSg BT2 PIERCE PREPARES TO FILL 'ER UPQ SN WILLEVER ON DECKQ A GUNNER'S MATE LETS GO WITH THE SHOT LINEg UNREP IS A HAPPY TIME FOR THE IC-MEN. . gulf w,w!'f?' -1' M46 Q-'ff' X Ax IX Ulm . fi? 5 9 D M .: X S ,.....,..-v-f ,,..ff..-H K ,Mm H ,Y-.....l, xx... Mwxmn fb x fi Wx Wf fm SQ BOTTOM, LEFT: THE O1 LEVEL PACKED WITH STAGED AMMOQ BRINGING AN- OTHER CUSTOMER ALONGSIDEg BM2 BUSBY DIRECTS ANOTHER LOAD TO BE TRANSFERREDg UP AND AWAY. 1 -Q' ff, luv' Fl A x ABOVE: BMCS CSWD WELDON PROVES WHY HE'S THE WINNER OF BEST DRESSED BOATSWAINIS MATE OF THE YEAR g SN WALKER IS READY FOR ONE MORE BUT ?1ISSVAAgI'NERISN'T QUITE AS SUREQ RIGGING A LOAD OF SHELLSg SENDING IT ON 'R 9 5 Z x N 3 IAIIIG ffff I A f ff 1 L. ,, f'f Tffff I W 369 O! Wy, EEE hx A X FLIGHT QUARTERS! FLIGHT QUARTERS! y 1 THE AIR DET PULLS THEIR WEIGHT: LEFT: GOOD OL 5 SCOOTS OFF WITH A LOAD FOR THE KENNEDY? TO? RIGHT: GMG3 EWING AND HIS TRUSTY FORK TRUCN CLEAR SOME ROOM TO MANEUVERQ SN BEARDO LOOKS ON WHILE SN DEDON PREPARES TO DELIVEIE THE MOST UNSTABLE AND DANGEROUS WEAPON 0 THEM ALL: BM3 TUCKERQ THE HOVER AND THE HOOK- UP. M, 7 A ,N , . W - VWLEWWWMM H ZA 4 , 4, MVRQMIZ' 4 ,N A, 3 ive? ' ,AWQW ' 'fff' Z W - , 31 1 E ' MwAwf,., ' ff M4 2 l f ' ,f A A , ,ff A ' f 43 i'W '2,,fJX A L ' A A , A A . A ff Ai 4 'Q 'Y 1 - ' E 4 1 vl. .IM fe Mais ,, 'i W, ' QA 4 - A ,, ,Wy , ,IM , - ,,,,, A lf , Q ax, -' 2 - p. 3 I 4 W...-ff r Uv - 'ff ' mn ' 1, W , ,,,,,,,,,, M, 'ng V W I ,' W, , -1? Av f 1 f 1' M SKWWMO f 1 4 f' A . gtg.. A ' L I 'Val ,M-.,,.9,,.f:. 1 1 Q r TX , I 444 5' ,r l ' f ,,, -'Q ' ' 'YQ ' TW Q ' 'f 'fYm .11 - A Wh W, it n , .V ,A A A A ,M I X I ' A Lf O' A s..x.AD.S.....-A . O A , ., ,iff-Q 'sun-it I M I' 746, V :dx JL ,Af W ECEIRISS IAEOQEIRE CUSTOMERS AND SHADOWING CHARAO- A I-'9 L U JA A 1 Q5 a 1 RUSSIAN KASIN-CLASS DESTROYER GETS , A ' NOSEYg AN ANGRY MED SENDS A ROLLER OVER THE SIDE A f ' -A 'H SN , , A ' , W ,Wig Nj!! W A L MACDONNOUGHg THE J.F.K., ONE OF OUR BIGGEST MACDOMERSQ A SMALL-BOY TRIES TO PLAY SUBMARINEg C0 u NNOUGH S KEEL IS EXPOSED AS HER BOW LIFTS MPLETELY CLEARg MCCANDLESS TAKES A SWELL. f 'xf ,, ,f L.. ,Y- 1 I mr: :lf- J Ns ,SM AS BUT ALL WAS NOT WORK IN THE MED. OCCASIONALLY, Tigfgg YHE TIME FOR GOOD, CLEAN, BUT WEIRD, FUN. TAKE FOR INST DAY, ITS HALLOWEEN PARTY: LEFT: YNSN WILLIAMS HAVING A BAIZPS HELP- EVERYONE'S FAVORITE BAG LADY, BMCS WELDONQ THE C111 F GUY ON ING TO CHOOSE THE BEST COSTUME CDON'T ASK WHAT T 15' COUPLE THE RIGHT WAS WEARING UNDER THE RAINCOATJ9 AN OD IF T ILET HERE EVER WAS ONE, SUPPO, HMCS AND MSC PLOT T0 T0 PAPER THE CAPTAIN'S STATEROOM. I: X X: R I I As ? A 5 Y . Fw . , xx I in WW CHRISTMAS 88 WAS SPENT UNDERWAY, BUT WITH A LITTLE WORK AND IMAGINATION, SOME OF THE HOLIDAY SPIRIT WAS KEPT. ABOVE: EWSN OLSON IS HAPPY WITH HIS HAULQ YES LIDDELL, THERE IS A SANTA CLAUSg CAROLERS SING A HYMN UNDER THE FRESHLY SPROUTED CHRISTMAS TREEg THREE BIG TOTS, MMI BRUCE, BIG DAVEH HUGHES AND FN THIGPEN SEEM LOST IN PERSONAL VISIONS OF DANCING SUGAR PLUMS COR HAREM GIRLSJ. VV,,. .... -. FFFF F X I 4 I RX EVERBODY HAD FAVORITE WAYS OF SPENDING THEIR OFF-DUTY TIME ET2 AMANO USED SOME OF HIS TIME TO TAKE AN AMERICAN HISTORY COURSE: THE PACK OF FRIENDLY SHARKS OF CASINO NIGHT WERE HAPPY TO HELP, YOU SPEND YOUR TIME AND YOUR MONEYQ OF COURSE EVERYONE HAD TO SPEND A LITTLE TIME WATCHING THE BOOB-TUBEg MASTER CHEF AND EXECUTIVE QFFI CER, LCDR BRADLEY, TURNS A FEW RIBS TO HELP FEED A VERY HUNGRY CREWT SMC TRIES HIS LUCK TO GET PAST A MASSIVE WATER HAZARDg IC2 JQHNSON DOES WHAT HE DOES BEST: SITTING AND EATING. 96 LIBERTY CALL... 5'.ffBr ,iw '13- XXL SANTA BARBARA WAS FORTU- NATE TO HIT SOME INTER- ESTING LIVELY AND HISTOR- IC PORTS DURING THE MED SS-S9. THINGS COULDN T HAVE STARTED ON A BETTER NOTE THAN BEING WELCOMED INTO BANDOL FRANCE BY THE GRACIOUS INHABITANTS. ABOVE: BM3 HUGHES DEMON- STRATES ADVANCED COX- SWAIN TECHNIQUES- THE CREW WAS INVITED T0 SEV- ERAL BANQUETS IN OUR HON- OR. AT BANDOL WE HAD OUR CAKE AND ATE IT TOO' OSS DONNELLY AND SN MCDON- ALD SOAK UP THE AMBIENCE THE WARM WEATHER AND THE WINE- THE CAPTAIN IM- BIBES IN SOME FRENCH CUL- TUREg THE BANQUET TABLE AT BRIGNOLES WAS LADEN WITH GOOD FOOD AND HUNGRY SQUIDS. I E , I I U M ,,.,,, .,.,.,-,f.f..-, N...--,-f-..,---4-H. Y -v - -...Qu ABOVE: OLD BUILDINGS WERE NOT THE ONLY APPEALING SIGHTS IN MARSEILLEg PIER-BEER SAMURAI EM3 OUELLETTE LETS SOME PRESSURE OFFg BARBECUES IN FRONT OF THE PORTABLE USO DIDN'T HAVE THE CHARM OF A SIDEWALK CAFE, BUT THE BURGERS WERE A HELLUVA LOT BETTERQ GMG1 THE PEANUT PEN- DERGRASSQ A SLAVE TO FASHIONg LT STALLINGS, WITH THE HELP OF PEA- NUT , GMG1 BEAMER AND HM2 LAUTER, SPENT SOME OF THEIR TIME AND EFFORT GIVING A HANDYMAN HAND TO A LOCAL CONVENT. I ZSEIS Law' Y WR pf' FROM MARSEILLE, WELFARE AND RECREATION HELPED TO FUND A TWO DAY TRIP TO PARIS. AFTER FIVE HOURS ON THE SUD EXPRESS CA SMOOTH- GLIDING, 170 MPH TRAINJ THE TOUR GROUP BEGAN TO EXPLORE THE CITY OF LIGHTS. OO-LA-LA!! ABOVE: AT ITS MOST IMPRESSIVE, THE EIFFEL TOW- ER LIGHTS UP THE NIGHTg BM2 JOZWIAK SCOPING OUT AN ART STUDENT'S HANDIWORK OUTSIDE OF THE LOUVREQ A CROWDED NOTRE DAME ON SUNDAY -MORNINGg ONE OF THE MANY TREASURES INSIDE THE LOUVRE: VENUS DE-MILO. 100 W 4 v . r ?, 5. f , ., an ,' , A ., -. ,, .f 5 . , , I E V'-'f'.f ,, vp wary .-'I1' ,fb Mr . Mil, in 9-g5.Q'Q'?.z , .. ' rmmmfxfnt' J M g 9 'bf 'J' 'T ITALIAN PORTS: LEFT: THE RUSSIAN ORTHODOX CHURCH IN Sis REMOg SANTA BARBARA SWINGS ON THE HOOK IN SAN REMO S,HFA- BORQ A FACADE OF ONE OF THE MANY CASTLES IN EVERYONES ' VORITE PORT: NAPLESQ THE COLOSSEUM. 1 J' I 'I -:: Q21 def' J 53745 634' 'Z fx 4- -' 0: , , I I , 1 u,.-Q ' ifini. ' , n C ew' W' kk 1 LA , , ,. A f x , ' ., ,, , A - E- f --,. .X h X: x J, 5 ' M ' 'ku 5 Q' x 9 9. 1 in 4 x A 0 . Y . -u K 2 ' ,l ya, 1, ,X f Q , W ,, ' 'q.3.. ,I F ,W , ' , .. ,- . - H K . ,A 1... ny: . . -if ' ' 'V Y' Ml..-di Wx- 'v.5'L. u ia-rt ' .fp r 1--'gg A H 4- '- N- -tl f -'ri ' Wg ' . 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A USED CAMEL SALESMAN?5 THE LIMESTONE BUILDING BLOCKS. ,ll QS PN3 COYLE PAUSES DURING A TREK IN THE MESS AN HILLSQ LOOKING ACROSS THE STRAITS OF FAMHIINA TO ITALYg LOCAL DIGNITARIES AND THEIR AETNAIES ABOARD FOR THANKSGIVINGg MOUNT -- SEE -x J ff' A 3 'T-I B pun , it 'G I, I QI' V T , 'J A t F ff nw, Q V1- , I5 I ,ff if .J SOME OF THE VARIED SIGHTS OF MESSINA: QLEFT7 ONE OF THE MANY PRIVATE SHRINES FOUND IN THE COUN- TRYSIDEQ CATHEDRALS AND PALM TREES ADD A TOUCH OF THE EXOTICQ WE WERE IN LUCK, A PARKING SPOT DOWNTOWN QFEEDING THE METER WAS A BEAR THOUGHJQ A DIFFERENT WAY TO PAUSE AND REFRESH. , 1 M5 ... AI. 5 M . 5 a X . H XY V.. .,,. -7 Ix , I , ' 1 I W I III' ' , ' A --A 1 In '-S Q Q N. A5 K .: 'A' I ,,-- 'QS 5 'lg i RIJECKA, YUGOSLAVIA WAS A PORT CALL OF A DIFFERENT COLOR, WITH TALL WOMEN, SHORT BEERS AND A FUNNY WAY OF SAYING 'LHAPPY NEW YEAR. LEFT: BM2 SLADE AND SN BUTT MAN THE GIG WHILE MMS HALL DOES A LITTLE SKATINGg LTJO SVENSSON FUR- THERS INTERNATIONAL UNDER' F IPI 5. Me, 1, , ,J- , STANDING WITH THE BLESSING OF MARSHAL TITOg MR. OOODWILL, SM2 MADDOX DISPLAYS THE YUGO- SLAYIAN FLAGQ DOWNTOWN RIJE- KA, DAY AND NIGHT. IA A, ..A, f7 1 fLi RA' Q 5 I If ,',vv i' -1' , N 56:2 r L ' ai f Q. wfxwg mv. f A , amfw: S K W, ,, M 3, ABOVE: THE CAPTAIN HELPS BRING IN THE NEW YEARg OS1 BLACKJACK, KA ON THE WAY INg 316-'51gKO LEADS ANOTHER TOUR GROUP OF YUGOSLAVSQ RIJE ROSSES THE LANGUAGE BARRIERg EW3 THUMA AND QM3 WASHINGTON M3 PALMER AND BM3 JACOBS ESNCE THE NIGHT AWAYg BM3 ORTIZ, SN POSEY, B IT UP. if ,gi FROM HAIFA, THE IN- TREPID COULD MAKE THE PILGRAMAGE TO JERUSALEM. LEFT: WHAT TRADITION SAYS ARE THE RE- MAINS OF KING DA- VIDQ THE SPIRE OF A MOSQUE FROM WHICH THE FOLLOW- ERS OF ALLAH ARE CALLED TO PRAYERQ THE WALLS OF THE OLD CITY AND QMSN JACOBS BEING CHEESYQ SOME OF THE RUINS OF THE ANCIENT CITY WITH THE MOUNT OF OL- IVES IN THE DIS- TANCE. ABOVE THE PAIR OF CLOSE SET CAVES GIVE THIS HILLSIDE THE APPEARANCE OF A HU MAN SKULL AND ADDS TO THE BELIEF SOME HAVE THAT THIS IS GOLGOTHA THE BIBLE VERSE THAT SOME SAY GIVES CRE DENCE THAT THIS IS THE TOMB TOUR GUIDE POINTS TO THE HOLLOWED FLOOR WHERE CHRIST MIGHT HAVE LAIN THE OUTSIDE OF THE GARDEN TOMB I I I .THE TOMB C I f THEN TOOK THEY THE BKBDY OF JESUS.AND WOUND IT IN LINEN s CIICQJTIIEIE Ham THE sP1cEs,As THE MANNER OF THE JEws IS T0 BURY AND W WEECEERHSE WHERE HE wAs CRUCIFIED THERE WAS AGARDEN5 YET mm. EN ANEW sEPuLcHRE,wHERElN wAs NEVERMAN THERE LAID THEY JESUS THEREFORE BECAUSE OF THE JEws' PREPARA . AT HAND. TION DAY, FOR THE SEPULCHRE WAS NIGHT I Tin-nn-n DTH? ,ITD umm: mgb h N John 19: 40 li-2 i m T1w'w's111:'mz WR D 3 'Um NIDKTW :Hur 31513318 TWT ' 5 W WR Wm ITP 11113 1 1 nw 1'v33'Hzm 13172531 '91 42 L10 19pm W mg H1-up :mp 'UPN D T871 '7 DEW 237,131 1 :mum T0 MNHMFlnw K' I-.,,f'q Wal.-,f MJ '11-H 111 1. ' 0 ,E 5 l ., ' Q E I , QF s - V A V- - . A S H T . ' N . 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A ,ff . . -T LEFT: A GATE INTO THE OLD CITY? EXCAVATED RUINS BENEATH A MODERN HOUSEQ GILDA AND FAN CLUBQ TOUR GUIDE GIVES EXPLA- NATION OF ANCIENT MOSIAC MAP OF BIBLICAL ERA JERUSALEM? THE WAILING WALLQ QM3 BUVAL SMILES BECAUSE FEW MILLIONAIRES WILL LET HIM IN THEIR HOUSES. HUMECO I V. .. puxi + M.. N, ,, k T 'X fn N1 - U,:f,, f 1. -0 z5mV'it'Yff 'W I 'C N ,Q AXI S 'A' 1 if ':,. :' 1 4 ra :sw fw W I I I 1 4 W j,, I 'Q I A Lf ' I . 1 1' Y N I my .S.! S-y 'I , A J. ,', NS -.S ..-..--f if A . Q ' I ik 7554 'I r 5 mf? 'fu TOP, LEFT: PN3 COYLE SURVEYS THE SCENE MANNING THE RAIL: TRYING TO WAIT PATIEITI Bw: EEAIITIEIII, PIER RRAVOI So NEAR YET So FAI? EW QARIISORA GETS A WARM WELCOME, AS DOE RIISH IIEIITI. 'T'- We Qi! T' TOP, LEFT: CWO3 BIG GUNS NELSON FINALLY DRESSED UP WITH SOME PLACE TO GOQ SK2 SLAYTON AND HIS WIFE STARRING IN THE BIG KISS SCENE g CHEESIN' WITH A REASONg XO WELCOMES DESRON FOUR ABOARD. 115 T LEFT: SEARCHING AND FINDING ON THE DECKQ MERRY MAYHEMg LOOKING FOR FAC I CAPTAIN KNOWS HE'S HOME. 3' CRUI EBOOK COMMITTEE X x N N , .Qt , s - 1 VS xy f X -V , Sf ESX I ff Q, B X O XX .QQ 1 WORKING HARD QREALLYJ TO MAKE THIS A BOOK YOU'LL ENJOY LOOKING AT IN YEARS TO COME WERE: QTOP, LEFTJ JO2 THE BIG CHEESERH ADDEN WHO IS POURING OVER THE LATEST EDITION OF LIFER MAGAZINE TO BRING YOU THE LATEST HAP- ROM THE PUBLISHING WORLD' RP3 THE wi-S' PENINGS F , TEETH BARFIELD SINKS HIS NAMESAKE INTO HIS CHALLENGING, REWARDING AND OFTEN NEGLECT- ED WORKg COPY EDITOR AND LAYOUT MANAGER BM3 THE TEASE ORTIZ DOES RESEARCH ON WHAT THE COMPETITION IS UP TO, OR DOWN TO. 117 7 fyfif Ing vg.-an H-wr-r-vw-Q .wr-L-H Si lx if 1 S X gi X. I K. Q. Q . X . Q S X 1 sa- Q iw f ,wk ,N ,vw ., .......,., ... .,.. V--L-. ,. - - ......,..V -..- - N fi x X X NN ,, X Sf ,M SLN S .- A N M MORIA MMFN De-CHANTAL ZEPHYRINUS DERRICK MARCH 21, 1968-JULY 28, 1988 LORD, MAKE ME AN INSTRUMENT OF YOUR PEACE! WHERE THERE IS HATRED, LET ME SOW LOVE WHERE THERE IS INJURY, PARDON WHERE THERE IS DOUBT, FAITH WHERE THERE IS DESPAIR, HOPE WHERE THERE IS DARKNESS, LIGHT WHERE THERE IS SADNESS, JOY! - A .1 vu' n in w . ' nr 4 'nr in -..- e 1 f Q .Y' 1 I' A :wi ' ww 4 3 . ,IQ if W-If , ' 1 2-vc 'Raw ,sm 1-1 ,.f Wa is ,. W '-hw , 3 m,.':z.?'6' v X in , an .- ,,, ,sr sf -4- 41, vi an . G, 0 L 'ff vi, ,MY ,, ,. mv . W' 3 , if' '-Q 4 Q -M 'we 'W a 4.7 qv 1-'4 n , 1 ' . .-AV