Shreveport (LPD 12) - Naval Cruise Book

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1989 volume:

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Captain johnson's first assignment vsas as First, Second, and Third Division Officer aboard USS PLYMOUTH ROCK QLSD 29j. .-Xfter promotion to Lieutenant junior Grade, he was Fleeted Up to First Lieutenant. lie was next assigned as .i student at the Mine Warfare School in Charles- ton, South Carolina and then as Operations Cllfit er ahoard USS VENTUREQMSO Capj. johnson's next assigmnent, after a hrief period as .Nsstsltitfl for Special Projects on the staff of the Com- mander, Cruiser Destroyer Fort e, t, s fXtIantit fleet, vs as as a student at the Destroyer School in Newport, Rhode Island. lle was tltt-rt assigned as the l.N'eapons Officer aboard USS DAMATO QDD 8711j. After his servic e on USS DAMATO, C 'aptain johnson vv as assigned as the Advisor for the Minori- ty Affairs t the Ll. S. Naval .-Xt atleniy. liiiring tltts tour he was promoted to the rank of Lieutenant Cornmander. ln july lllf'-t, he ht-gan a tvvo veai tolli as First Lieutenant on USS FRANCIS MAR- ION QLPA 249j. lle was so-let ted as a student at the Ar med l orces Staff College in Norfolk, Virgin- ld. Captain johnson's nest assignment vvas as the f-xetutive Officer of USS MANITOWOC fl.ST 1180j. ln january 1979, he was assigned as the Plans and Policy Officer for Drug and Alcohol Programs in the Manpovver Division on the staff of the Chief of Naval Operations. He served in this hillet for six months and vvas promoted to tiommander. lle moved to a new job as the Special Assistant for Minority' -Xtfairs and the Program Manager for Minority Recruiting on the staff of the Ciommancler, Navv Ret rtiiting tiomrnand in Arlington, Virginia. Captain johnson's next assignment was at sea as the Commanding Officer of USS SAGINAW tLST1188j. liollovving his at-sea c ornrnantl tour, he reported as the Commanding Officer ofthe Naval Reserve Officer Training Corps Linit at Florida AS M University in Tallahassee, Florida. He was next assigned as a Special ,'Xssistar1t to the Chief of Naval Operations for Special Projects. During this tour, he was chosen to he the Commanding Officer of USS SHREVEPORT. Captain johnson's awards incltide the Meritorious Service Medal, the Navy Unit Commenda- tion, the Meritorious Unit Commendation, the Navy Expeditionary Medal, the National Defense Medal, the Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal and the Sea Service Ribbon. Captain johnson is married to the former Bernadine V. McCall of Buffalo, New York. The johns- on's have two children, Monica and Kenneth jr. v-M w'f MY .Huw f b ,W , A ' Y X . ,-fm-s-AQ,-LQ' ' QW!! V 1 ,. A , , , ' ' . l . ' 'f'lr'6' 1 K nz, f- ' Z .V f .Y E1 nuff? 1, i 1 Captain D. J. Montgomery Captain David J. Montgomery is a native ofLansing, Michigan. He graduated from the Univer- sity of Michigan in 1964 with a B. A. in Mathematics, following which he was commissioned an Ensign through the Reserve Officer Candidate tROCl Program. As a junior ofiicer he served onboard the USS JOSEPHUS DANIELS LCG 27, USS WITEK tDD 8481, USS PARSONS QDDG 351, and USS AGERHOLM tDD 8261. During the period 1971-1972 he was assigned as an advisor of the Vietnamese Navys Fleet Command. This was followed by a tour as Op- erations Readiness Officer with the Canadian Navys Pacific Headquarters in Esquimalt, Brit- ish Columbia. Following graduation from the Naval War College Command and Staff course in 1975, Cap- ci i Flvcfclr 75, tain Montgomery served on the staff of Commander, Cruiser Destroyer rot p and then as Executive Officer of the USS BROOKE lFl'G 11. In 1979, he was ordered to the staffofCommander-in-Chief U. S. Naval Forces, Europe, in London, England, as Surface Op- erations Officer. ln March 1985, Captain Montgomery was assigned as the last commanding officer of the USS POINT DEFIANCE tLDS 511. After the POINT DEFIANCE was decommis- sioned on 50 September 1983, he tools command of the USS TUSCALOOSA QLST 11871, a position he held until January 1986. After his tour on TUSCALOOSA, Captain Montgomery assumed duties as Chief Staff Officer for Commander, Amphibious Squadron ONE from May 1986 to May 1987. lie then served as Commanding Officer, USS RACINE 11.51 11911 from May to November 1987, and most recently as Executive Officer, Surfat e Warsfare Officers School Command, Newport, R. I., from December 1987 to April 1989. t r int ludc thc Bronze Star vvith Combat V Merito Decorations worn by Captain Mon gome 'y ' ' ,' . f , - rious Service Medal with three Ciold Stars, Navy Achievement Medal, Combat Action Ribbon, Navy Unit Commendation. Meritorious Unit Commendation, Battle E Ribbon, National De fense Ribbon, and Vietnam Service Medal. 1 D l1ofNew Glasgow Nova Sco tia. The Montgomerys have two daughters, Heather and Sarah, both of whom attend MlChl gan State University. Captain Montgomery is married to the former Nancy P' ac ona c , - ff! LtCol D. R. McGinnis Lieutenant Colonel Dwight R. McGinnis, Jr. was bom on 15 November 1946 in Brooklyn, New York and was raised as a Navy junior until his attendance at Villanova University in 1964. Graduating in May 1969 with a Bachelor of Science in Accounting, LTCOL McGinnis was com- missioned via the Naval Reserve Officers Training Corps Program in July 1969. Following graduation from The Basic School and the Unit Supply Officer Courses, Ltcol McGinnis was transferred to the Republic of Vietnam where he served as the Supply Officer for Vietnam where he sewed as the Supply Officer for 5rd 8 Howitzer Battery, Regimental Supply Officer for 11th Marines and Supply Operations Officer for 5rd Marine Amphibious Brigade. Transferred to 1st Marine Air Wing in July 1971 he served as the Marine Corps Prop- erty Officer for MAG-12 until returned to the states in December 1971. His next assignment found him at Headquarters Marine Corps where he served as the Administrative Assistant to the Quartermaster GeneralfDeputy Chief of Staff for Installations and Logistics and as Logistics Plans Officer within the l8cL Department. LtCol McGinnis was promoted to Captain in February 1974. Transferred from Headquarters Marine Corp in May 1975, he attended Army Airborne Training at Fort Benning, Ga. prior to attending Amphibious Warfare School at Quantico, Va. Upon completion of AWS hejoined Force Tr'oops,f'Second Force Service Support Group in August 1976 where he served as the Operations Officer for Brigade Service Support Group-6, Logistics Support Unit-58, and Brigade Service Support Group-4. Addition- ally, he served as the Group Supply Officer and Assistant Supply Support Officer. ln Decem- ber 1978 he was transferred to 5rd Marine Division where he served as the Assistant Division Supply Officer, and the acting Division Supply Oflicer. Promoted to Major in January 1980, he was transferred to Marine Corps Recruit Depot, Paris Island where he served as Assistant Depot Supply Officer and Director of Services Division within the Supply Department. LtCol McGinnis attended the Armed Forces Staff College from August 1981 to January 1985. His next assignment found him at Headquarters, United States Central Command where he served as the Executive Assistant to the Director of Logistics and Security Assistance, as a Logistics Plans Officer, and Exercise Coordinator. Promoted to Lieutenant Colonel in July 1986 hejoined Headquarters, Second Force Service Support Group Headquarters, Second Force Service Support Group in August 1986 and served as the Group Exercise Coordinator, G-Z5 Training Officer, and Supply Support Ofhcer before assuming command of MEU Service Support Group 26 on 20 August 1987. Lieutenant Colonel McGinnis' personal decorations include the Defense Meritorious Service Medal, Navy Commendation Medal with Combat Navy Achievement Medal, and numer- ous Unit, Foreign, and Service Decorations. LtCol McGinnis has a Masters Degree in Business Administration from Webster University. LtCol McGinnis is married to the dren: Christopher and Melissa Renee. former Rebecca Snarr of Winchester, Va., and has two chil- SHIP'S Lieutenant Commander james R. Miller Lieutenant Commander Janes K. Miller graduated from the Naval Academy in 1975 and was assigned to the USS BARNEY CDDG-61, homeported in Norfolk, Va., as the CIC Officer from 1975- 1978. Ile then attended the Naval Postgraduate School in Mon- terey, Ca., receiving a Masters Degree in Computer Systems Management in 1980. His first department head tour was on the USS HEWITT CDD-9661, as the Combat Systems Officer from 1981-1985. He then was assigned to the USS CHARLESTON QLKA-1131 as First Lieutenant from 1983-1985 From 1985-1986 he was assi ned - 9 to COMPHIBRON TWELVE as the Combat Systems Ofiicerflrirst Lieutenant. He then attended the Marine Corps Command and StaffCollege in Quantico, VA upon gradu- ation he was assigned as Executive Officer of the USS SHREVEPORT CLPD-121. EXECUTIVE coMPANY OFFICERS EMBARKED TROOPS Major Davicl Ii. Workman Major David E. Workman was born on l May 1952 in Chelsua, Mass. He graduated from Bowdoin College, in Brunswick and Economics. lle entered the Marine Corps through the Platoon Leaders Class program, and was commissioned on 5June 1975. Upon graduation from The Basic: School, he proceeded to Supply School and report- ed tothe 2nd Marine Aircraft Wing IMAWI as the Marine Wing Support Group Supply Officer and Fiscal Officer from January 1977 to June 1979. In June 1979, he reported to the 5rd Marine Division in Okinawa, as the lst Tracked Vehicle Battalion Supply and Fiscal Officer. Upon return to COHUS, he was reassigned to the 2nd MAW in August 1980. While reassigned to the 2nd MAW in August 1980. While attached to the Marine Wing Headquarters Squadron Two, he served on the Wing Supply Staff as the Wing Marine Corps Property Oflicer and Supply Management Analysis Team Leader until August 19815. While at 2nd MAW, he obtained a Masters of Science in Business Administration from Boston University. Following graduation from Logis- tics Officer Course at Little Creek, VA, he was assigned to Marine Wing Support Group 27 as the Ground Supply and Fiscal Officer. He then attended the Logistics Executive Development Course at Fort Lee, VA, graduating in December 1984. He was then reassigned to Headquarters Battalion, Marine Logistics Base, Albany, GA, for duty with the Marine Corps Central Design and Programming Activity as Head, Contracts Branch within Application Engineering Division and as Contracting Officers Techni- cal Representative for the Inventory Management Contract until reassignment to 2nd Force Service Support Group tSSGl in July 1988 as the Logistics Officer for Second Supply Battalion. ln November 1988 he was assigned to MEU SSG-26. Major Workman's personal decorations include the Plavy Commendation Medal and the Navy Achievement Medal. He is married to the former Janice Allison Sibbald of Norwell, Mass., and has two children David Andrew and Allison Elizabeth. I'LET'S KEEP THIS FROM BECOMING A SUCKIPIG CHEST WOUI'ID COMMA D MASTER CHIEF RMCM Nicholas Peterson RM , , . . He is responsible for maintaining a liaison between the crew and the command for personalfprofessional matters. CM Peterson is the senior enlisted onboard the SHREVEPORT CHIEF ASTER AT ARMS 4 5, A -gf 'fs ' '-' ,f4 J1 K '- lff v' ' it A I ' V 1'-wx? xx , J - -. . IA .lk 1 4 1 Q! ' , Q Q we N N Jr ' Ll :pq f aww- '. , tg 'qs ff' ' I 1 4 ji . i ' g 'P' :Lin- ' MACS jesus Rodriguez MACS Rodnguez is the ShiD'S Sheriff. He is responsible for maintaining good order and discipline and enforcing any discipline awarded through Pionjudicial Punishment. i.e. Captains Mast. 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Add' ' ' ' ' ' ions lllOl18lly. they often assist other ships when they have serious medical problems, since our facilities are better equipped than the smaller ships. I DEN Sl'lREVEPORT's Dental Clinic is a modem facility equipped with state ofthe art dental equipment. The dentist and three Dental Technicians provide routi d ' ne ental services to the crew and embarked marines. In addition, departmental personnel train with the l'lM's in the handling and tr eatment of casualties durin General Quart . T Q ers he department may be small in ' SIZE but its big on qualify- 32 LT Laundry, Medical OffiCef ? F' U ' l ' i Q l 1 l N l HMI Schmidt, HMI Strickland HM2 Fullerton HM5 Boster LPO Medical aqy 9 fx' M' HMS Williams HMS Marquez l t. r1c Ar ' Q 1 f ri , V , 7 f Q . ' 7 Q xx -5 : d 4 ' A Q n. ' , lL-Rl HM1 Schmidt, DT2 Mitchell, HM5 BOSt6r, HMS Williams, DN Elliot l DT2 Mitchell, LPO Den- DN Elliott DN Oh tal 4 1 I Qqi and A ' 'E ,'-'f t K ,z W ri --Q f if V .'i..f--A-I I s K-v' K. . -.. ,. K' Q'--0 . wb ...r r- MEDICAL 'DHGDEN f TAL , 34 1 .f x .'x 'f x E 54 C 4. f' ..-N A 259 IQ -E5 1 F A v ,M ,,,, ,ul- 'E 1 . 1-K. in -.4 l9liX '4h fry! Sation The Quartermaster CQMJ of SHREVEPORT are r esponsible for the precise guidancefnalfigatmn needed to take SHREVEPORT across any broad expanse ofwater and bring the ship safely into POW- Using the stars. satellites and any land in sight th 1 I 6 QM's keep SHREVEPORT on track. The QIVV5 are also responsible for maintaining the Shi 's D ' P eck LOQ, which records all significant events occur- TIFIQ aboard SHREVEPORT. A ' ' ddntnonally they keep clocks and the Captain informed on weather con' ditions. A I - I. NN i if f ,f , , , ,Z 4- X W, , -gs., .. 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Q, ff. fp:-'-Q-'ii R Y'7T ' f S-A hp ffl,-lg, Nif' . 1 vm -fi '. w, 1: XX Hillllil 1.25 11 AN-imkx Vai, H+, I lp., ,-+..,1 .Q L '4 ,:w::Y, .,A Thi 114'- , 3 451. . N-.N A . l 0 -. 'nf 7 1 1 3 X uf 1 XX ..... . X -ll ' .1 1 . .LLWW .B Beer Tent -S 1: as , E R A T I ,ff Q? t I I YI- The I with nical lion unts Iiim'ii.lc1iui1iL'li MM? oi OQ lm :sum .iii r.iwm-ii OC Division i - vi' O . ,Y wth pmxiciimi md hi lint liliiilqi who i mhmii 1ii.itim1uith otha: ships md with www NH I qw mushy I1iCll1SOi UNI' X Hi md Hi :uhm i ii L ,. nits. Y 4 ' ' - i ri' I-i il-f Wifi mwk P-1 'Q 448 A A Q I I AE -5 X X 'Q 'ii t H sshs ,tt stttt Q 'V E.ssL'sf :Q X Y Y DS Division The Signalmcn tSMl of OS Division provide SHREVEPORT Communication via flashing light, st'tn.tpl1or0,.tmlflag hoist. OS Division is particularly effective during an amphibious assault .ts they maintain Commun' ' ' :cations with the small boats. fr, -Q, 'td ,.fR -,.,1,4 0' gk 5,1,. , ,A Q ,x-512 I X , -.,. .WZ , ? N I 2 .,.-fm Vx -na', X ! I!! :,F,r,'-My , S The Electronics Technicians QETT of OE Division are the electronic expert ofthe ship. This highly trained division maintains SHREVEPORT's the rad: for air and surface search and navigation. They also maintain the copiersi' tx Radio Central, Snap Il computer and various other electronic device throughout the ship. T 2 E A .. N ' ff' NPV 5 X L K ' Q . 1- ,agar E t' DANGER ,.f' 64.5, fir tvsv- JI QI Division I The Operations Specialists KOS! and Electron- ic Warfare Technicians CEWD ofOl Division pri mary mission is to collect and evaluate all tac- tical information and intelligence in the Com- bat information Center CCICJ. They operate Air and Surface Search radars, communicate with aircraft, ships and small boats using radios. They also assist in the navigation of the ship by prowding radar infonnation to the bnd e. Q when the SHREVEPORT is assigned duties as P . Y . nmary Control Ship for amphibious opera- tions the OS's control the ship to sho re move- ment of landing craft, amphibious vehicles and the various boats which can'y troops and equipment to the beach. ij '--ff. N Lg K, f 4 Q , f w ww , ff G. W, A, N. Q H , Q A 6 X if Qfxfg ' . t 1 'E 5 . - Y f ff , T2 4 Jrfvwgi 'WN .-Q, ' us F' nb Q 'Q ' gi ,flki I X! MF M 9 arg ,, .W-fs' FP Y-L S 71 Q Q-, wwf ml, -A V. il 3 3 'U81 'UQ El we-iw-qw paw in. sam. 'S sn -O-...du ...- .w rf, fb, . . . ' -fr: AN Haskins brings in a CH-5.35 for landing 'at-vw-P3-'t., If-ji .wb -4 X 1 9--- H-ffl ' The SHREVEPORT Aired iles ire responsible for safel f launchin and recover f 1 1 s .y g ing helicopters and AV-8 Harrier it-ts from the ship's flight deck. Additionally, the Air Department maintains the aviation and automotive fuel systems on- board. While supporting helo detachments from HMM-264 and serving as a landing platform for all helo assets in the MARC., the Air Department accumu- lated over 2,000 take-offs and landings and provided over 120,000 gallons of IP-5 to aircraft and boats and 9,000 gallons of MOGAS to small boats and Ma- rine vehicles during the deployment. Whether receiving supplies via VER- TREP, conducting night deck landing qualifications, or embarking marines from BLT 2X8 or MSSG-26 for ship to shore movement, the flight deck crew performed their mission professionally and without a single mishap. Routinely spending 10-11 hours at flight quarters, the flight deck crew was often re- quired to land helos right through Sunday holiday routine. Our motto became holiday for the ship - routine for the Air Department! 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F , 0 -- - ' sur' ' 'z .J ' , . ,X '1 ,- ,,-...,.-lf111111'cr'f 1 ' 3 S s of 0 0' 3 5 Mlifg : I F ' I. i l t ' Em 'T -S Y- ir Wim' Get ready, the next load will be here shortl H ' f ra - Y UNREP, A Challenge o 5 P ,g.n-- f-MN! I I 5 K 4 The Nassau's CO check the ships align- ment. . 'Q ' n ,X i Deck Apes can move anything REPLENISHME i Q. ' 3 51 i G I I 5 1 4 1 i I 1 H inns '1v--an-....,,,. I 32 rfk. BEACH 68 PICNIC 3985 Asgnlfl wg, Q 7. .,.. ' 0 wr, SIXTH ,I HIP'S . x V xx W an 4 ,.a fz,,. K . , X fr we '- .rv .. n.anbi'592.L J, Q BA D E N G I N E G m4n'1inE BL -GMM' E P Auxiliaries Division SrlREVEPORT's UA division includes Ma- chinists Mates CMMD, Enginemen CEND, and Machinery Repairmen CMRJ. They maintain the heating, air conditioning, refrigeration, galley and laundry equipment, necessary for human comforts while at sea. They also maintain the hlter cleaning shop where all ventilation filters on the ship are cleaned. The ship's steering gear, anchor windlass, BSA Crane, emergency diesel generators, and the small boat diesel engines are also maintained by HA Division personnel. NNI' '13 1 d'1.,,' 1 - fi 5 73 Electrical Division QIII9 Q dlnlb- QI SriREVEPORT's UE Division consists of Electricians Mage CEMJ and Interior Communication Electricians CICJ. The EM are responsible for all lighting, electrical distribution system, and motors. The IC men maintain the Gyrocompass, dial and sound-powered phone circuits, 1-MC alarm and announcing system and CCTV. r 1 l , 4 if If ,f'2 ' .E I Repair Division Hull Maintenance Technicians tilTl and Damage Controlmen CDCJ make up SHREVEPORT's Division. They do the metal work twelding, brazing, riveting, and caulkingb necessary to keep all types of shipboard structures and surfaces in good cond1t1on.The HT stake care ofthe ships plumbing and ventilation systems while the DC men schedule and track all DC PMS for the ship. Other duties include fire fighting and damage control, inspecting and repair- ing survival equipment, hatches, valves, watertight doors and scuttles, and acting as repair party leaders during General Quarters and on ln-Port Fire parties. 'U gn---'l I t 1 .w gg N If ,EQ S 1-.Y ,, -. ,w 1 . N 1 1 S fl. f - 4 I f X Wi' eq f Q k X 5' 'IQ 'tif F X.. -1+N al v gi . -A , ...Q nga., .11-0 M DIVISIGN CANDIDS X 1 ? V, XL, fe N i E f i 1 - ff P . if , I ' 5' 'T . sl i PW' ,ul 'B A L-,Rr kv 'A! , 'K A1 7 I' I lk A F' 9 J QF I ' ff .gmg 'r sv! Dil A W...,, A., 1 4 . A f 'NSC-Ja... 'jf S r f xj . M' 'J u ' . ,-.., 'E' J Q' ' B ' 1 1 fy' ' Q --Rf X pun. li ir' Machinery i Division Q The Machinists Mates QMMD take the steam provided by the BT's and use it to run the main engines, SSTCis, pumps, and evaporators which supply SHREVEPORT with fresh water for ' food preparation, drinking, cleaning, showers, and feed water to the boilers. i Va. ? Boilers Division :Hs J av ,afar 'Y . 1 ' B x x ' f- 1? 4:7 W.,- ' 4 ' l x S . . 'qv wa AY REVEPORT steaming The hours are long the tem- The Boiler Technicians QBTJ keep Srl f R . A , peratures are hot but this proud group of engineers keep the main engine and the SSTGS supplied with steam in order to keep the lights on and the ship mowing. 81 1 'Sb 7 , xx., H V , 4 f sg f S n 'D M ' I I-, mf' We '75 www L0 MW? l J' 'ff JW -'Sz' hw xx. ff- N si' ,,,, Q ,Q IWW LN, 5 1 ' 1 5 . .4- fa fs: 'K 'G , A , 4 R S fi - 2 . . 4 Yxf fdatw E 2 S I W 'I , . 1 11 -'A I 'X i X. u I 'Q .nv X I' if j if ,fir I x L , I If g ff. 'I 'I J xidfvlka GTI' li li! If ml 5-'Wi 'Kiwi a. I 1 I V5 'T' 'E FV v 1 2 1 in ff' yfqfn' ' .f.v'f: ,. . .X . - r- J ,Qf f. 'sf -' ' ff ,. 'l ',,4-4 .4 4 - l : i. . ,, . 1 ' ' - ',,,.,-v .av -,, 4 ,.n -.1 gi -1 nl' 'V ' pn! After more than thiffidzfi sea the SHREVEFORJ f 5 Alexandria, Egypt 0 well deserved RSKR. :YV nf- Q qL-Ry ENS Westlock, SKC Canja, LT Rodger cSupplY Offi' cerb, MSCM Leake, ENS Graessle I p -'I I of .A V ' N.-.....? W 7 ,fa . f -r 3 1 '- 1' ' I v f YF f' ci 'N .ill S-1is:iL-RJSKC Canja, SKSN O'Brien, SK5 Wood, M52 Jenkins, SK5 Barum, SKZ5 Glenn, SK1 Velasquez The Storelseepers QSM of the SHREVEPORT are responsi- ble for the ordering, tracking, and receiving of supplies for the ship. ,.i' WK JP' 87 fig, Q L A V i - 1-vnl ? , M1 ix- , 3, ' 1 N Q cg.. I5 i , . f J' d .Rig V k,...- , nw FN P P1 Tha Ian L1':.1,1'f 1 i S-111.1 Nix NIS kLxkx'XN 1wISIIKlfVlfl'ORl drCL1sL11a!ij, ifTtAfEfEi ,. 1.1 ' '1 'wr1.,.1N1!m1w p11'p.H1'lm lmu'.lM.lsI L1r1cismr11'11::ff1 ' 1 1 .wi w1x111rmztm11r u.11i1.alni11l1l.xslh1x c,lC11r1L1pf11ri:i1 11 .: X - ww: 11p1'x.sl1x1Im1' I'nIir1l1'1i Dill fxdf ilitg. 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I YT rf f ' FJ ,II PEPSI f' 93 W-A of S-4 is: QL-Rl ENS Greassle, DK1 Locklear, and DK3 Zoucha. S-I+ Division is the Disbursing Office manned by Disbursing Clerks lblllj addition to handling the payroll for the ship's crew, they cash personi cghecks, and provide currency exchange in foreign liberty ports. A CASH RECEIPT CERTIFICATE QIVED FROM 9K1 DAVID w. LOCKLEAR, DK EXTRAORDINAIRE SUM or ---FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS AND NOKCEKJTS----- Of,,hgCh I hold myseif accountable to TheUnitec States 3 A'e' :1 Ax? TWDSE ,gun reason jar rerelpt of jundcj 'M' vi. J ' PAVOFF TO CLOSE EVES WHILE DKI THRELL' TRAVEL ' .15 i I s 'Ov '.. M at Q 1.4 I NTC T .E 'AEDT TERRAQEAN SFA 3 ' I Q mmf, AMJXZDQQM I E JA OISELLE, PNY D w LOCKLEAR, fx? Cx, fi Q:SfF5 ivcourr roam zulu Inav. I-707 ffm- Gwmmem w-mf, ,,..52.1:Fj4!X n 1- 'I 'E 4-LF-703-9602 W , , ,mv V,-v f ow APPROVED FOR P,Ay,iL'A., Q I tjvk:-2-Kiwi iw-b 1 W WM Sc' ,'..-----f hu. 1-G1-iii IA' -A 'Q' ,Lf :Lf I L 332' -.9.I ' 61 X . G-Lf' 1' , ,-ill. V Mngfwizak 4 J ' 1 , , xx F! 'ln R uv' Q ,R ,sf-M' .IATA 4, an AJ fp b lu!! gp! Hun, M T i XA L.-2 5 l X Deck Department is composed ol First. Boats 6K Sides, and ' d D' isions and is responsible for the operation, mainte- Thir rv , nance and presenfation of all top side machinery, weapons, ancl SHREVEPORTS boats. First Division is in charge ofthe Foc'sle and ensures that all anchoring evolutions are com- pleted safely. They are also tasked with forward line handling ' t' ns, and embarking troop vehi- operatlons, Welldeck opera io cl ui ment B865 Division is tasked with launching cles an eq p . ' ' ' boats. They are responsible lor the ancl recovering ship s 'Back Porch tBoat Deckl, and oversee all aft line handling ' ther with First Division, these two div- stations. Working toge re the Backbone ofall Underway Replenishments. isions a Third Division is composed ofCrunner's Mate Guns iC1MC1land ' ' erate and maintain all Fire Control Technicians QFCJ. They op ns. The CrMCr's are also in charge of Pyro- ofthe ship's weapo technic's Lockers, Magazines, and all ammunition carried on the ship. LT Zarbock, First Lieutenant I lfililil- ML! xg. l J 'K r Umimmma, 4 41 V X X,, W, j ' ---pl 5319- X . v ' Q' 1 ,, . MK , ' ' .1 1 -v, W ,, , ' ii? A .L sw . 5 .4-6 K. ' . iam-1' 'l,fii,1+fffSf ' 'N J' f i WL' 5 CCO 'ILT lunger and ACCO GYSGT Hayes First Division so-1'-P' 'l 98 X 4 i aw'--im-'i f i L f , i 1 EP A i l i TY ITWQN twill! Li -Q ..-1,12 B815 x Division 77 fx .X g X i if .VN 1 gf I I T 'il A K Q8 E K 2 if I M i 1 I i i u i i ! 5 i A 's .'sP' 5-f L, Q xx ' w I 1 1 x I fl ' , - P fs If 'N If in I .Q , fi, 4. ,, 9 1 ' ff 'Z ,. ,JM f f A ,.,,w,W',5-...M -ff 1,4 f . M iff .fig My Mrfysh 'Y ,,, J' ,al a 5 4 pw 'K 4 if o ,I I I g. 5 I I P Y V , 'iw- -11..........-..-.-- v u x 'Y P' 1 Q1 pix.-mn-1' ,.4'- Y 27 3.1 5 1 5 , . ! r K . Y- -..QL ' g C 1 'Ll t 'Hiya ABM, ' U la. ' rf. .Yr 'E l E 4 O l fQ. 'l'9II--M M- ML. . 4 An ,LL af ,f -. .5 1 . . 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'ww- ,wx 9- 4: 4-- ,- an ji!! iff 9' 5 Q -QA I' Q, I 7 I 7' i- ' K I 'H 16 ' ' In n L I ff 19- 1 -4 f Q 1 W., YL, H4 MAR: E E Pspmo ARY UNIT SERVICE suPPoRT ciao P - 26 QMSSG-261 MEU Service Support Group KMSSG-265 was originally formed and designated Landing Support Unit 54. lt grew in number of personnel and equipment, and on 19 November 1979 became known as MAU tMarine Amphibious Unity Service Support Group QMSSGJ 54, one ofthe four principle elements of the Marine Air Ground Task Force tasked with the Landing Force Sixth Fleet, mission. On 1 July 1982, MSSG 54 was redesignated MSSG 24. On 5 May 1985, MSSG-24 embarked for Beirut, Lebanon as part of Landing Force Sixth Fleet 2-85, in support of the Multi-National Force. While serving as part of the United States contingent of the Multi-National Force, Lebanon, the MSSG was tasked with providing combat support and intemal camp security, and with implemen- ting several civic action programs primarily local population inoculations and limited construction. Following the tragic bombing of Headquarters, Battalion Landing Team 118, on 22 October 1985 in Beirut, the MSSG spearheaded the rescue and salvage operation. During this trying period, the MSSG executed its mission with proficiency and professionalism. Contrary to previous practice, MSSG was not deactivated upon its return from Feirut. fFormerly each MSSG was activated 60 days prior to the deployment.l ln 1985 the Second Force Service Support Group established three standing MSSG commands to support Commanding General, MSSG Marine Force, Atlantic in any assigned combat service support mission. On 1 March 1986, MSSG-24 was redesignated MSSG-26b to coincide with that of the MAU it supported. MSSG-26 built on its base ofdedication and experience to become the first MSSG to support a Special Opera- tions Capable MAU, the 26th MAU4SOCl during its deployment with the Sixth Fleet from November 1985 to June 1986. lt deployed again from January to July 21987, and was redesignated as a MEU Service Support Group on 5 February 1986 when the MAU was redesignated as a MEU. lt deployed again from March to August 1988 and ls currently deployed with 26th MEUQSOCJ. Unit honors eamed by MSSG-26 include the Plavy Unit Commendation with Bronze Star, the Meritorious Unit Citation and the Marine Corps Expeditionary Streamer with Bronze Star. HEADQUARTERS PLATGON - . u wp-R .I ' -4 1- A---:1l H Q . A ,Nil N1 I .t 3 ' -1.,'! , 3 , w ' s . 4 P M s ' 4 4 ' 'Q l Q - Q - .. . , 6 i SUPPLY PL TGC TRANSPQRTATIQN PLATQQN AINTENANCE PLATOO GI EERI G PL TCG CGMMUN CATICDNS PLATGG 5 , r f F 5 1 F I 2 l MUECE .D f 4 tw ,L ay qi, 1,1 4 , 1 Q MEDICAL PLATCDGN Q r- , -4 3 Q Pill -K . Wiz- ff-A Lv..-. V K -. 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I i N V 1989 Ombudsman Cl-rl: Gail Black and Lynn Walton f'71endshlp Among All Events included: Poster 8: banner painting, food for thought gatherings, fathers day party 8 videotaping Over the Hump celebration, toastlng ofthe outchop, Tiger Cruise, Antlclpa- tion ofthe Ship's retum, and . . . The Long Awalted homecominglll fivyf .f 3, M, K . ' ' fy. Nutr' uf ,Q . 'uv fag ' Z 2 1 '11 Q., -1 Y, lk 5 XIX' Q Uh .4- :Q- 1 4 uf' M. ms ww FIU r U 9 ,x 1. ,. Q QQ K 4n-,, fr ,Q -. in . I -gl! Y mi' Y E , fl! I C ku Hx -'J Q af ., ga ., ',:!9f - 'iw' 'T' T'.9e'fn- ,.. .I1 . ,sg pl -43- I FC .ml'!nWf F -kg, -. 'FN . V M A-Ir 1- rp in Q, f x fy ' ,X ,Q 'M J , ,A X f 1 I 4 Q. 1 A. -1zQ Z' 'P . vi NK .f Ji- 4' x ',, ,S .5 w : , Y 7 1 1 V ' v vEi?i3i5PE??f5i iii ' ' ' Y , , 1 ' x52U '! 'ik ' xx' 1 V I A iqdlalffi.-2 I3 , 1 1 . . H 5 Q ' v W v. N X Y 5 mi ??iLL5ig.!l7Z 333.13 if-'F if . I ' ' ' ' 'irlr -'-il! 'I ' . '.' 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ENLISTED: ABFAA AGUIARE' RMSA AINSWORTH, SMSA ANDREWS, FN ARENA, MMS ARGILAGOS, BT2 AUTHOR, SN ATKINS, OSSA AULTZ, ABFS BABNEW, RMBACHELER, BM2 BAILEY, SA BAILEY, OSSN BAIIIAR' RMSN BARNETTE, SKS BARUM, SA BECK, BTS BECTON, MS2 BERRIOS, MMS BISHOP, OS1 BLACK, BTS BLACKBURN, YN2 BLOOM, MMFN BOIT, EN1 BOLTON, DC1 BORN TA' BOSTER, ABHAA BOUR, SA BRAY, QMC BRENNAN, MSSN BRENNER, OSSA BRENT, FN BRINK, BTFR BROOKS, ABFAA BROOKSHIRE, ENFA BROWN, RM1 BROWN EN2 BR, hm OSC BRUCE, MMS BRYANT, ABHI BURKHART, EN2 BERRILL, SN BUTLER, BT2 BYNUM, OSSN BYRD, SR CASSI, FN CAMPBELL, BTS CAMPBELL, SMC CAMPBELI: SKC Cffxjlnl OSSN CARR, BT2 CARREON, BM2 CARROLL, CN CARTER, FA CASEY, SMSN CASEY, BT2 CATRON, MRFA CATRON, BME CAVANAUGH, BT1 CHENEVEY, RM2 CHRISTIAN A' CODILLA, SA CODY, IC1 COLE, SA COLLINS, FC2 CONKLIN, IS1 CONYERS, EN1 COOK, OS2 COOK, OS1 CORE, OSSN COSTA, ETS COURTNEY, EMC COX, SN CYRUS BT1 DAQ SHI SN DANG, SN DINGLE, SR DION, FN DIXON, RMS DIXON, MRS DRAPER, FN DUCKETT, SA DUVALL, AS2 EATON, EM2 ELLARD, DTS ELLIOTT, QMS ERICKSON, MS1 ESPINCISKEI EM2 ESTERLING, MME EVANS, OSSA EVERLY, BTFN EZELL, SN FINKLEA, MMS FISHER, DCS FOREMAN, EMFN FOX, FN FREELAND, HM2 FULLERTON, RMSN FULMORE DC2 SA' MAN, MSSA GARTENLAUB, OSS GATES, NC1 GATEWOOD, YNC GAY, SA GILES, EMFA GIP, SKS GLENN, EW1 GOODBAR, EW2 GRECO, MMS GRICE, SMMFA GRIFFIN RNC MAN, RM1 HADEN, MMS HAIRSTON, ASS HALL, M51 HAMEL, SA HAMILTON, RMSN HARGROVE, SR I'IARPER, SA HARRIS, SMSN HARRIS, FN HARRISON, SMSA HARTER, SH R. 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