Scott (DDG 995) - Naval Cruise Book

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1993 volume:

I I EU . 7 ,f : is N x .., 43, 'iw gh-. f'+af i N 'us 1 ,, 7 , if H+ I 'ff T J., V Q eg 4 THIS BOOK IS DEDICATED TO THE MEN AND WOMEN OF THE NATO COALITION FORCES WHO HAVE GONE IN HARMS WAY TO PRESERVE FREEDOM IN THE TRAGEDY OF WHAT WAS YUGOSLAVIA. LET US NOT FORGET THOSE SONS AND DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA WHO HAVE NOT COWERED IN THE FACE OF ADVERSITY. THROUGH THEIR SACRIFICE AND ACTIONS, THEY HAVE GIVEN THEIR ALL IN SUP- PORT OF UNITED NATIONS SANC- TIONS THAT WILL GO DOWN IN HIS- TORY TO BE KNOWN AS . . . I E ' I , I OPERATIONS PROVIDE PROMISE 8z DENY FLIGHT 2 RE R GRMAN COTT DDG 995 1S named for the late Rear Adml USN Q1889 19425 who was f Honor ral Norman Scott mously awarded the Medal o m ln the Battle of d osthu for extraordmary hero1s Cape Esperence Q11 12 October 19425 an the Naval Battle of Guadalcanal Norman Scott born 10 August 1899 m lndl anapolls lnd1ana was appo1nted mldslup man 17 June 1907 and graduated from the Naval Academy 1n 1911 He rece1ved lus f1rst command a group of eagle boats 1n 1919 urmg peacet1me he commanded JGHN PAUL JONES and PENSACOLA Commxs s1oned Rear Adm1ral 16 June 1942 he com manded a str1ke force 1n the Guadalcanal campa1gn On the nlght of 12 13 Novemb ' 1942 he led lus force agamst a numerlcally superlor Japanese force 1n a desperate , struggle to prevent the Japanese from turn - ' 1ng back our f1rst offenswe act1on 1n the Pa C1f1C He was k1lled aboard lus flagslup AT LANTA dur1ng the act1on 1n close range f A grateful country mourned the loss of . mg the Naval d1gn1tary 1,1 :Di .... gb m 1: a a C1 rn cn cn 3 Pi Pi gli .-za.-J.-7.-1192 if 33 333 33 333 33 333 33 3333 33 33 3333333 33 333333333333333 33 33 3333 ,. ,,, x, fx' '?,,Q,,,, ,f , M.-fXef', i'k', ' .,. 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It IS represented on the crest as a light lf: :ls blue area with five silver stars suggestive of the Medal of Honor. M R, Thebackground color ofthe lower area of the shield is red, the color 01 q, traditionally associated with action and danger. The crossed naval offi- M Q, cers sword and naval enlisted cutlass refer to the dauntless courage fn R and contributions of the men and officers who served under Admiral 15 R, Scott s leadersh.1p,.and to those who now continue that tradition serving In Q, in the Guided Missile Destroyer SCOTT QDDG-9955. M ff, The Ship's Motto, Auxilium ab Alto, or Help From on High, exem- In 'fl plifies the strong devotion to God, Honor, and Country that character- gg Q ized Admiral Scott's naval career and now remind us that no SCOTT pi R sailor stands alone. gt: Q, 0' Q, 0' Q, 0' Q, 0' Q, 0' Q, 0' Q, 0' Q, 0' Q, 0' Q, M Q, 0' Q, 0' Q, of Q, 0' Q, 0' Q, 0' Q, rf Q, 0' Q, 0' Q, 0' Q, 0' Q, 0' Q, 0' Q, If Q, 0' Q, 0' Q, 0' Q, nf Q, If 'B Q nf Q, 0' Q, If fi agn- WH- -'ft wif' 66666666656FEE?65556566E'FFFFFFFFFFEFFF555556666591 -93 A native of Matawan, New Jersey, Com- mander Russell joined the Navy in 1970 and attended the Naval Academy Prep School prior to entering the Naval Acad- emy in 1971. He graduated from the United State Naval Academy in 1975 with a Bachelor of Science Degree and was commissioned into the Regular Navy. His initial assignment was to the Naval Re- cruiting District Newark, New Jersey, where he served until December 1975. From January 1975 through October 1977, Commander Russell attended flight train- ing in Pensacola, Florida. He was reas- signed as a student at the Surface Warfare officer School in Coronado, California in October 1977. His initial sea tour was as fuel and catapult steam officer on the USS CONSTELLATION CCV 645. His next as- signment was to the Surface Warfare Offi- cer School in Coronado, California, where he served as an instructor. In 1983, after completing the Surface Warfare Department Head course in New- port, RI, Commander Russell served as Operations Officer in USS INGERSOLL CDD 9905 followed by a tour as Operations Officer in USS YORKTOWN CCG 485. In 1987, he was assigned duty as a student in the Command and Staff curriculum at the Naval War College. Commander Russell received a Masters Degree in Manage- ment from Salve Regina College and a Masters Degree in Strategic Studies while attending the War College. Upon comple- tion of his studies at the War College, he reported to USS WORDEN QCG 185 as Ex- ecutive Officer in 1988. He was assigned to the Staff of the Chief of Naval Opera- tions, Surface Combatant Combat Systems Division fOP-355 in July 1990 as the Head of the AEGIS Weapons Development Sec- tion QOP-355W5. Commander Russell has been awarded the Meritorious Service Medal twith gold star in lieu of second award5, Navy Com- mendation Medal Cwith gold star in lieu of second aWard5, Navy Achievement Medal twith gold star in lieu of second award5, and other unit commendations. Commander Russell is married to the former Sandee Kaye Harrison of Corinth, Mississippi. They have three children Tony, Amber and Travis. CDR RUSSELL J'LJL7LJLJL1CiLj EEL Yr 4 , ,Uk r?,,N Www y EEEEEEEEE ,CL-' 1 1 -51 K' LCDR Jay Schwermer attended Mar quette University in Milwaukee WI with an ROTC scholarship. He graduated in 1979 with a B.S. in Mathematics and was assigned to Little Creek, VA in the USS FAIRFAX COUNTY QLST 11931, While assigned he attended the Surface Warfare Division Officer's Course in Newport RI. He then served as Auxilia- ries Officer and Navigator. He was then assigned to Fleet Combat Direction Sys- tems Support Activity, Dam Neck, VA H where he was a Systems Test and Deliv- ery Officer. After attending the Depart- 3 4fiL'7J3333J3.?33J333333333J33J333333333333-533333333 33 333.93359 'sig' ment Head Course in Newport, RI, he was assigned to Mayport, FL as Engi- neer in USS UNDERWOOD QFFG 361 and Key West, FL as Executive Officer in USS GEMINI QPHM 65. Assignment to Washington, DC followed as Surface Ship Placement Officer in BUPERS and then Aide to the Assistant Chief of Naval Operations QSurface Warfareb. Upon completion of the Perspective Executive Officer Course in Newport, RI he was assigned to Norfolk, VA as Executive Of- ficer in USS SCOTT QDDG 9955. H LCDR Schwermer is married to the former Marie Patrice Osgood and they have three children, Kristin, Joseph and Katherine. LCDR SCHWERMER t TEE EEEEEE. Ye. 599.1 41 ff 'Q 'fx Us 'fs 'fs 'Q Us 'fs 'h 'ts 'fs M 'A Us 'lt '41 'A 'tn 'fi '41 '41 'fs 'A 'li Us 32 M -559 A ' L' 'M ee fee 4-' ee ee:-'eereefee E f A E E A P gy.-1.-1.-1.-1.4 -I f J .-JJ 9.-rss I .-ua.-1 .9 i .4 J.-rfgii LCDR BRINKMAN l f-mf ' '!'- ' erifiifium NDN 1? 'VUKCCA 59:3111- The Executive Officer hails from Lakewood, Ohio and is a 1980 graduate of The Naval Academy. He came to the Scott by way of a Division Officer tour in USS DWIGHT D. EISENHOWER QCVN-695, and two Department Head tours as a Combat Systems Officer, one in USS CLIFTON SPRAGUE QFFG-165 and one in USS VIRGINIA QCGN-385. These were followed by his first shore duty, as an Instructor in AAW and Toma- hawk at Tactragrulant. This tour was interupted by a three month stint as Communications Officer for Comander, Cruiser Destroy Group Eight during Desert Shield. After completing his tour at Tactragrulant he reported to the staff of The Chief of Naval Operations QOP-745 for duties determining warfare requirements for Tomahawk and associ- ated systems. With the reorganization of the OPNAV Staff he was transfered to Cinclantflt, performing the same func- tions. He then entered the PXO Pipeline and reported to the SCOTT in early Sep- tember 1993. LCDR Brinkman is an active athlete. He is married to the former Mary Quig- ley of West Roxbury, MA. They live with their doberman Chelsea in Virginia Beach. 11 ff:-7219 'r-2, F if FEE' I I FFF ' F5556 1 . A6129 no Q, W' J 666' 566' if EFFFFFFFEEEEEEEFEEFFFFF E' EFF ffifffiffiiifgg' P Q- . I 11-'-'fr ,. an j, -. '325f f . ' Master Chief Bradford C. Evans is a native of Elkins, West Virginia, where he attended school through the high school level. Following gradu- ation from Elkins High School, he joined the Navy on 3 September 1968. During his military career, he has served in a wide variety of duty assignments. His first duty station following recruit training at RTC Great Lakes, was Patrol Squadron FIFTY-SIX at Patuxent River, Maryland. It was during this tour, he attended PN A school at SSC Bain- bridge, Maryland and earned the PN designa- tion. In 1971 he received orders to Staff, Service Schools Command Treasure Island where he was assigned as Petty Officer in Charge of stu- dent transfers. Following this tour, he received his first overseas assignment in 1974 to NAS Bermuda. During this tour he received the honor of being selected to represent Bermuda as their Sailor of the Year. In October 1977 he reported to USS TRUCKEE QAO-1475 home- ported at NAVSTA Norfolk. Following the de- commissioning of TRUCKEE, he was ordered to Fleet Composite Squadron EIGHT at NAVSTA Roosevelt Roads, Puerto Rico. With the estab- lishment of personnel support detachments, Master Chief Evans was reassigned to PSD Roosevelt Roads. It was during this tour he was awarded his Associate of Arts Degree from Los Angeles Metropolitan College and that he ap- plied for and was selected to attend the Navy Drug and Alcohol Counseling School at NAS Mirimar, California. Following graduation, he reported to USS CORAL SEA QCV-435 as Direc- tor, Counseling and Assistance Center CCAACD. Following this tour in March 1986, he received orders to Staff, Headquarters Western Sector, United States Military Entrance Processing Command at Presidio Army Base San Francisco. While stationed in San Francisco, he pursued his Bachelor of Fine Arts QMajor: Interior Designj at John F. Kennedy University where he fin- ished all but eight classes. His studies were cut short due to a reassignment to USS HAROLD E. HOLT QFF-10745 Homeported Pearl Harbor as Command Master Chief. This assignment brought him to Operation Desert Storm, where the HOLT worked the mine fields off Kuwait. The HOLT was decommissioned on 2 July 1992. With the decommissioning of HOLT, Master Chief Evans received orders to his current com- mand USS SCOTT CDDG-9955 reporting 31 July 1992 where he now serves on his second tour as a Command Master Chief. His decorations and awards include the Joint Service Commendation, Navy Commendation, Joint Service Achievement, Navy Achievement, Good Conduct fSilver Star! and various unit and campaign awards. He is married to the former Lois Carlene Cantrell of Bristol, Virginia. Lois serves as Om- budsman to USS SCOTT. P CM EVA ll lv il 3 ?'15' T ' '7 is 4545 r f Aqnvssri .N fr ,N A7713 . 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'WW 4.f.7: ':fI , I f It V Q fiNfxXfxXfIN-fxXfxXl1Xl1NJ1XfINfI XJ Ivxxfxvxvxxrxxfxvx xfxvxv IN . . STANDBY TO RECEIVE THE SEALS.', Q QaF 'v '41 , I-af! I - 9. , V, f W ,QI A WW T H 1 X , f W ff y 1, M 5 V y I1 X I mf . 1 BOAT RACES GENTLEMEN START YOUR ENGINES H-...M 'll ,QP 5 'WM in ... .5 rw icq, ,. -T - 'A 7'x .- SUB RE DEZVOUS 0 ' ...m -Q- 4 ' ... ',: 'Q-w.4,.,T' f',, V:N',3' X-, qv'-' s.,Y- s ,.. ,,,,.,,,.,.. VM- , Y ,, - - N -Air ......., '-' 1 - -- , . --,. w .W .A 4-.Q ., S- --. ' Q-:nga- -J Qu, 1 arwsap- we X Q. . -V . 1- K. - ',:, ,- -, -X ,' ' f Q A M Y Y- , as f- , x Q-cr vz,,x-E - my X-- - '.. H , ,L - -In 'asznqkg-ag 1 ,ff 'G V ',- 'nv 3121. ,.- ' ,., . :M - NN KI. ix., , 5.55. M.,V.SN5.,,n veg 1 -.. .,.-L K , W .. KN-1 , Nwfp, -X., Y -f--.,, ,Q ,, ,X M, , -0, 5 -gmgm, f , ,..,,,.:-, : , ,, H, Qavz, QL ., , -A .'-'gr-N M-V , -J - g -4,- My- V-J:-Q-N . , --'ig'-.Q-, L.-Mmm, ' -,,,31 -'.- r,N - - f ,- ,--,- ,...,--- , V, V ,W .. 0 I ',1,7f f ,..'., SOMETIMES WHEN YOU THROW IN IHE LINE YOU CATCH A GOOD EIJUCATION ' Al . BUT SOMETIMES YOU ONLY A CATCH A FI-SH USS Scott role v1tal V V V V V V fxfixl I I I I IVIVIVIV V V V V V V V f I I I I I 1 I xv! oPER T1oNs ADRIATIC SEA RED oRoW MISSION: TISS SCOTT will assume duties as Recrown , op- ierating with NATO forces to support United Nations Reso- utlonf, 71336757, 78? and 820 through operations Sharp Guard and Deny Fllghtv. Sharp Guard is the name of the U.N.. Operation charged with enforcing trade sanctions against the former Yugoslavia. No ships carrying prohib- 1ted cargoes, that would support the war efforts, are al- lowed into or out of former Yugoslavian ports. SCOTT is a part of the task group stationed off the Montenegran coast. SC.OTT'S duties as a part of Sharp Guard include the sur- veillance of surface contacts, identifying contacts of inter- est, and boarding vessels which might be breaking the em- bargo. Deny Flight is the U.N. mission that is enforcing the No-Fly zone over Bosnia-Hercegovina. SCOTT's mission is to provide surveillance support for the entire airspace over the southern Adriatic. All aircraft which fly into SCOTT's area of responsibility must check in before con- tinuing on their missions. in Adl13t1C The Nodolkb s d gulded ms sIle lcstroyer USS Stott QDDG .3953 has I0 ned eight other North Allan tIc T eaty O ganwat on countnes pat oll lg the Adrlatc Sea In sup- p rt If Umtcd Nat ns operat ons Sh'Irpt I aId and Deny Fhghl In addnto Scott has been as slgned as Itedcrown a deslgna ton lcnot ng the sl Ip role as p rt fOpcr l I1 Dc ylfhghttogrovtde rvcll.I ce llpp rt for the ar p ce over the southem Adnatlc All axrcraft that l'ly Into Scott s are of responslb lIty must check In wlth Itedcrown before eontmuxng on the r mlss ons Operation Sharp Guard IS the ch rged wth enf re ng t ade s nc t on aga nst the former Yugosla a as outl ned In Umtcd Nations reso lutIons Any shIps can-ymg prohIb Ited cargoes that would support the war efforts are not allowed Into or o t of fonner Yugoslavlan ports ln order to prevent shlps from nlenng or lcavmg those ports multmatlonal task groups are post honed throughout the Adnatnc Scott IS pan. of the task group sta to ed off tle Montenegran coast The shnps dut cs as part of Sharp Cuard Include surveIllance of sur fac contacts dentafylng contacts f Interest and boardmg vessels that m ght be vlolahng the embar go rul s Scott completed It first boardlng of a suspected vessel on Sept 26 usI g thc h ps 'VlSIl board ng ea ch a Id alvagc team Al whllc p.Itroll ng In the same area Sea ops Scott pa 1I:-Ipated n the rescue of seven All 1I n refugees when thelr boat ran out of gas whlle trying to ross the AdrIatIc mto ltaly The refugees were plcked up the ltala Coat Guard base on coordmates sup plIcd by Scott Opcratmn De y Fhght IS the UN musslon e forcnng the no fly one over B nIa llerzegovma Multmatnonal I nd based and cam er aIrcraft t'ly urveIlIance mnsslons over and amund Bosma ensunng no unauthomed ll ghLs take place over the war tom country Addl tIonally Scott pl'0Vld8S an anti aIr warfare umbrella for shnps operal JoInt Task Group Amenca On an average day Scott IS sponslble for tracking and Ieport Ing of 1000 aIr contacts Lastly the Shlp IS responslble for coordmatlon of the computer to computer data lInk that provudes all shIps and aIr craft of the task force wnth a smgle combmed radar pIcture Scott IS the all Important Interface between the multInatIonal aIr forces and na VICS Watchslanders In Scott s combat ll'lf0l'YI18ll0I'l center are contlnuous ly categonzmg and collatmg post tIon Informatmn on sh ps and mr craft commumcatmg on radlos wlth people from many dnfferent countnes and managmg the data lmk and radar pncture TechnIcIans from the combat systems depart ment are busy mamtammg radars mdnos computers and weapons systems whIle bndge watch standers dnllgently monItor and query merchant shIps USS Scott s Temnnatnrs are on the job day and mght, In sup- port of the multmatnonal effort to e force Umted Natmns sanetmns I I U O - a e I ' - i.- I i .' 1 . 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Qiggxxk .x-Mi M , kv . - M 1 X R. X- ' 1 , X 5 4' px X N 9 - X gm if 4 3 - X X, Q . Q ,V : K X 5 X X sx Q N tk- ., V wwvrxk Mgik iiiks . M Q My 'ft kp- SOUNDS OF THE 50S N!V'! 4 , 1 W n., I YV? i x ? E551 R. . . .AND THE GREAT TALENT SHOW. 'L The winner of the Talent Show 1 ET3 Tribbles ,Q ,gh f : I 15 .,., fJ J a, 'M I , I H 1 my , I 6 f MZ, Mig. Y f' fly ' an 'Z 'TIIEICXRH3AUF1CIIIIJiCXDCIKKJFU? THEJUDGES 'U , AN AT X , THE CREW LINES UP TO TEMPT THEIR PALLET WITH THE CHILI DELICACY. C EG, Z' f f I ,,,, ,I'5 J are SN All f f' . .imqfsff a X in I A ,HHHHE I .1 The winners e MSQN E tt 6 C. vere AND EVEN THE PI ASTE BE'l fl'ER AT A STEEL ES T BEACH SAT RDAYDHGHTBICMDUR E r , X X X BASKETBALLOR Q 'Rf-vb -'lp ,t . 5 BEDTI GOCDBYEHRED C110 U RTY 5 X ,- ii' QWN X X I we f N XTXSXI 3 N 5 F A +P C Q Q '1- - H, Q . 'Y'i1CsTQ 5 A ' L' is ,, . L Xxxx 3 K Q K I 11. N 1, ws, X M f sw X Q . - V151 P ui X f 1 W? . gqgsghlgz S. X f K X we X Master Chief Evans presents the Red Perfect fit! Crown to Commander Russell. L, ,. lrfifv M-4-.V Lx fu fa? .x ,, -A .xr , 91, gf sf ' x . -06, 0 fx ,4:',A , r 1 X DDC 9 For SH1 Gllllam lt was a late nlght chat Wlth President Cllnton 3 FEBRUARY 94 TIGERS ARRIVED . Q L. 'g .,Vf'5 I 4 N -'ex we . R ... vi' A 'K' N- 'e-.. HOLIDAYS MISSED fj Q 5 21 L is ' 'L af v S7 l 9 I I ll ur 11 ill nrml ff 199 -Q0--sr--sv1qr-+. Q-is-.aw--.frqf Qx THANKSGIVI 4 M 2 I x E 'Fl-l.?lN'KSG'l'V'1NG 'U.?l1-I 25 November 1993 USS SCOTT DDG-995 MED CRUISE 3433 xwv-' ,Q I v , -. -- ' lv -wi 'E 4 l 5: g , .fi X 1 'rev ' l' .., '1 . . , 51 K ,f...f,,,, .,,o-,,,..fL-4E J IviAfY 'hl f'LF1.Y'I'l'i Hg It cas.. Q. K 1 3 's fs,,'h 'Xie -s g ,X The FSAS standing by for a successful Thanksgiv- ing dinner. Many thanks to the cooks who shared their talents and gave their time! X 1 xx ff R FSAS in the CPO mess. ff yd Q, The meals brought smiles. 73 CHRISTMAS ' r, nun: 423 for GHIIISTIM in :S mmf re.MBER1993 x-iv .t -V ' N . , 5 Y 1 P ef rforrooesss 1 - ' Christmas brought a day f01' P90919 to gather and give thanks. F mf. a i X- And down the chimney came Santa Claus A bringing gifts to the entire crew from th e Adopt-a-Ship program. a H al I fn- if With a final touch, the Christmas tree wHSl1t- pg, we rs, cnuuse J of' Y X ia,-E W YEARS As friends gathered . . . and minutes slipped away . 0 A the night turned into 1994 with a party. ,.. i Q , ., ' ' ' . 2 ,Kg Q A r-1 if' P 3 if , vs, Q X , ff- Z iw X At 0001 Qw1S05Kg f . W J .2 ,Q NM 4- , ,,,V W 6 ag, KXQQ24 QR P Q f ' A' ' , ' ' Vsfwm, 32 I' Y, I ' 'V I ', T f M33 ,MMi'f' 5' ,, g 0-3 Q , f 0 4 G .VVV K '7 , 1 January 1994, the reenlist 9 if ments continued onboard the Scott. 0 0a 0 0n n . aa, S 0,t, 0!t THERE'S ALWAYS TIME FOR CAKE AN D ICE CREAM ON THE MESS DECKS. . CN, DAVX5 Rx X lfxxgikg X , Ni, X N5 ,fs 1, iii 'ff f if 1 1 f 'N-...W fC A A I Je 3 , A , A' Q Q! Ls.. ..Q..' I Thanks MS2 Rizzo! A , AECA 5 W VA myqlvu- K ..w:m.,!, kmg? , C Mao- ,wmowm Xxx i A ' ,C CN A 4 7 ff: A 3 .3 'I 1 KMA THE GREAT SUPPORT GROUP RAFFLE As the Anxious crowds grew, the auction started. ks. .. . ks X Yi ss SN g . ,af sf With the tiring job over, the Cap- tain take a break. 77 UPARTYO ARDROOM. if s With ample instructions, the J0s were ready to .Tarty onndudes dance. 5 r ,S S' QF sv What did he say!?! The judges rated all contestants a IO D UTHER OCCASIO . ' Q xx VN r W 5 , , Q E , i f f' IJ 1 3 1 s... -.... We it.: ' ,YA '. Q i ' fix-4 J f Q . s,,., Jw X 5 'Q Who is the guest of honor? THE ACCOLADES CAME FOR A JOB WELL DONE PM COMDESRON TWO TO USS SCOTT UNCLAS ffNO1000!f SUBJXHOMEWARD BOUND!! RMKSf1 AS YOU BEGIN YOUR TURNOVER AND HOMEWARD BOUND PREPARATIONS, HOLD YOUR HEADS HIGH RED CROWN AND ' EQUIRED ALL HANDS EFFORTS AND ARE APPLAUDED YOUR PROFESSIONALISM IN SUPPORT OF NATIONAL INTERESTS HAS BEEN IN THE TRUE HOT SHOT STYLE AND HAS NOT GONE UNNOTICED AT HOME PAY ATTENTION TO DETAIL AND MAINTAIN YOUR EDGE YOUR FAMILIES, FRIENDS, AND DESRON TWO ARE PROUD OF THE JOE YOU HAVE PERFORMED AND ARE EAGERLY AWAITING YOUR RETURN HOME COMMODORE SENDS ff BT DUTIES EXECUTED WHILE ON STATION IN THE ADRIATIC R ALL OTHER FM COMSIXTHFLT TO USS SCOTT INFO CINCUSNAVEUR LONDON UK COMCARGRU SIX COMDESRON FOURTEEN SIXTHFLTREP GAETA IT UNCLAS ffNO1OOoff SUBJXFAREWELLXX RMKSXI CONGRATULATIONS TO SCOTT ON THE COMPLETION OF AN OUTSTANDING DEPLOYMENT YOUR CONSISTENTLY IMPRESSIVE WORKING IN EXERCISES WITH OUR NATO ALLIES, UNREPING WITH USNS EIGHORN IN HIGH SEAS AND 50 KNOTS WINDS, OR ACTING AS AMERICAN AMEASSADORS OF GOODWILL BY PERFORMING COMMUNITY RELATIONS PROJECTS IN SOUTHERN FRANCE, STANDS AS A TRIBUTE TO THE HARD WORK AND SELFLESS DEDICATION OF YOUR OFFICERS AND CREW YOU CAN ALL TAKE GREAT PRIDE IN THE KNOWLEDGE THAT YOU HAVE CONTRIEUTED TO MAKING OUR WORLD A BETTER PLACE AND THAT YOU HAVE SERVED OUR COUNTRY WITH DISTINCTION 2 FAIR WINDS AND FOLLOWING SEAS ARRIVEDERCI, VADM JOE PRUEHER ff BT PERFORMANCE, WHETHER ON STATION IN THE ADRIATIC AS REDCROWN, 5 Witf dan --W-Ml 2 ,yn-ug.. 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