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He is survived by his wife Kimberly and son Raymond, lf- CPL HOFWEIIIW IOVGCI l1iS family and did what he could to make everyone happy. He was very dedicated to his work and the Marine Corps and spent many nights after working hours to get his company ready for this deployment. CPL Horwath was a peaceful and quiet person who was always around to help. I am sure everyone who knew him will miss him very much. CPL Richard A. jones ETERNAL FATHER, STRGNCI TO SAVE Eternal Father, Strong to save, Whose arm hath bound The restless wave, Who bidd'st The mighty ocean deep Its own appointed Limits keep, O hear us when We cry to Thee For those in peril On the sea! Eternal Father, Grant, we pray, To all Marines, Both night and day, The courage, honor, Strength, and skill Their land to serve, Thy law fulfill, Be Thou the shield Forevermore From every peril To the Corps. ' 'th CPL Horwath for the last year in a company where he served as the I have had the opportumty to Serve WI I h urs with CPL Horwath ranging from the ' ,D ' th's time I spent many ong O I . Company Clerk and as my drwer Lfarlnliatlhere in Southwest Asia I heard many stories of his growing up as the cold of Fort McCoy, Wisconsin, to t e ' , . . . ' ' ' h ' b t out of Wilmington, North Carolina and of his decision to come Fon of a Mar'-ne' hls days of Workmg S rlmp Oa S h d it was truly a pleasure to be around him. Two I en and onest an U 'mo the Marme Corps. He Wasba WaCIEF'lIlFlro,r3Fath His love for his family was never ending. He always kept a picture things impressed me the most a out - . . . . . . ' bout them. He also was a person that did f h I d alwa s had something to say a I O hls Wlfe arld Chlld In our Ve FC een Y - ' d whatever was necessary to get the job done. It has everything with the utmost dedication and a Lvillinglness IGH 0 'H the Corps PLH t .Iwi ,miss imaswi . I ' truly been my pleasure to know C Orwa Capt. Don Elliot, Commanding Officer Company A, 2nd Combat Engineer Batallion CPL Horwath died of 3 heart attack on board the SHREVEPORT while deployed for Operation Desert Shield in the North Arabian Sea on Friday November 30, I990- -'v ,1 a 51 a r 5. rl 51 1, 1 I ff , E 1 in 1 , 1 F if . S 5, ,Y I 1 s 1 1 X S 's il Q. il 1 1 1 CAPTAIN DAVID I. MONTGOMERY UNITED STATES NAVY COMMANDING OFFICER Captain David I. Montgomery is native of Lansing, Michigan. He graduated from the University of Michigan in 1964 with a B.A. in mathematics, following which he was commissioned as an Ensign through the Reserve Officer Candidate QROCI program. As a junior officer he served onboard the USS IOSEPHUS DANIELS ICG-271, uss WITEK IDD-8481, uss PARSONS IDDG-335, and uss AGERHOLM QDD-8261. Dur- ing the period 1971-72 he was assigned as an advisor of the Vietnamese Navy's Fleet Command. This was followed by a tour as Operation Readiness Officer with the Canadian Navy's Pacific Headquarters in Esqui- malt, British Columbia. Following graduation from the Naval War College Command and Staff course in 1975, Captain Mont- gomery served onthe staff of Commander Cruiser Destroyer Group FIVEXCTF 75, and then Executive Offi- cer of the USS BROOKE QFFG-U. In 1979, he was ordered to the staff of Commander-in-Chief, U.S. Naval Forces, Europe, in London, England, as Surface Operations Officer. In March 1983, Captain Montgomery was assigned as the last commanding officer of the USS POINT DEFIANCE QLSD-313. After the USS POINT DEFIANCE was decommissioned on 30 September 1983, he took command of the USS TUSCALOOSA ILST-1187j, a position he held until lanuary 1986. After his tour on USS TUSCALOOSA, Captain Montgomery assumed duties as Chief Staff Officer for Commander, Amphibious Squadron ONE from May 1986 to May 1987. He served as Commanding Officer, USS RACINE ILST-11911 from May to November 1987, and then as Executive Officer, Surface Warfare Offi- cers School Command, Newport, R.I., from December 1987 to April 1989. Captain Montgomery assumed Command of USS SHREVEPORT ILPD-12j in june 1989. Decorations worn by Captain Montgomery include the Bronze Star with Combat V , Meritorious Service Medal with three Gold Stars, Navy Achievement Medal, Combat Action Ribbon, Navy Unit Com- mendation, Meritorious Unit Commendation, Battle E Ribbon, National Defense Medal, and Vietnam Service Medal. Captain Montgomery is married to the former Nancy MacDonald of New Glasgow, Nova Scotia. The Montgomerys have two daughters, Heather, a ZLT in the U.S. Army and Sarah, a sophomore at Michigan State University. N-----I------W J- ---- sir' ae ms? T 4:4 CQMMANQING oPPiei5R f . y X CAPTAIN ALAN B. MOSER UNITED STATES NAVY COMMANDER AMPHIBIOUS SQUADRON SIX Captain Alan B. Moser was born in Baker, Oregon, on 19 February 1941. He attended Eastern Oregon College, graduating in july 1964. He was commissioned Ensign in April 1964, upon completion of Officer Candidate School, Newport, Rhode Island. Early sea tours included Communications Officer, USS CARTER HALL QLSD 3, and following graduation from Destroyer School, Newport, Rhode Island, Chief Engineer, USS HIGBEE QDD 806l. Following a tour as a Weapons Department Instructor, Destroyer School, Newport, Rhode Island, he was assigned as Flag Secretary to Commander, Naval Forces, Vietnam. In December 1973, he returned to sea as Executive Officer, USS IOHN S. MCCAIN QDDG 37I. From june 1975 to August 1978, he served as Enlisted Programs Officer, Recruiting Area EIGHT, Treasure Island, California. Following graduation from the Naval War College in September 1979, he was assigned as Executive Officer, USS EL PASO QLKA 117j. He commanded USS PLYMOUTH ROCK QLSD 291 from August 1981 to April 1983 and served as Executive Officer, USS NASSAU QLHA 4I from April 1983 until August 1985. He was then assigned as Head of the Amphibious Warfare Branch QOP 3729, Office of the Chief of Naval Operations until September 1987. Cap- tain Moser commanded USS PONCE QLPD 151 from March 1988 until january 1990. He assumed the duties of Commander, Amphibious Squadron SIX in january 1990. Captain Moser's awards include the Legion of Merit, Meritorious Service Medal, Navy Commendation Medal Ithree awardsj, Navy Achievement Medal and various theater and unit awards. Captain Moser is married to the former Suedean Rae Dunn of Ontario, Oregon. They have three chil- dren, jeffrey, Mark and Kimberlee. QSYXXX D S Xxx I 1'-ff XXII! tial .os X 5 e'3 3XeX'7 : Q. 7 Y f r W 9-pt 'Illllll film! 0 S fy I QXE-,317 I NN? A V ig. xXxxxsS o ' Q Q. T tk tn fc 3 ' '- '!'. dim-4-quam s 'H . Ab IQ .J f U I Q I -. S J '51 W 'Q hx C ,-nf -1 f gf. COL. T. A. HOBBS . COMMANDING OFFICER REGIMENTAL LANDING TEAM TWO RLT-2 Colonel HOBBS was born on March 16, 1944 in Kelso, Washington. Upon graduation from Oregon State University in 1967, he was commissioned a Second Lieutenant in the U.S. Marine Corps. Initial assignment after completing The Basic School in january, 1968 was as a rifle pla- toon commander with 3d Battalion, 6th Ma- rines, 2d Marine Division. In August 1968, he was transferred to the Republic of Vietnam where he served as a rifle platoon commander and Commanding Offi- cer of Company K, 3d Battalion, 1st Marines, 1st Marine Division. From October, 1969 to December, 1971 he was assigned as the Assistant Operations Officer, Reserve Branch, 12th Marine Corps District Headquarters in San Francisco, Califor- ma. In january, 1972 Captain HOBBS was as- signed as a student at Amphibious Warfare School in Quantico, Virginia. After graduation, he was assigned to 3d Battalion, 4th Marines, 3d Marine Division in Okinawa as Command- ing Officer, Headquarters and Service Compa- ny, and subsequently as Commanding Officer, Company M. From October 1973 to September, 1976, Captain HOBBS was assigned to the Basic School, Quantico, Virginia. During this period he served as a Staff Platoon Commander, Head of Patrolling Section, Commanding Officer, Headquarters and Service Company, and as a Tactics Instructor. From October, 1976 to August, 1979, he was assigned to 3d Battalion, 3d Marines, 1st Marine Brigade in Kaneohe, Hawaii. Initially assigned as Commanding Officer, Company L and for twenty-nine months as the Battalion Operations Officer. He was promoted to Ma- jor during April 1978. In September, 1979 Major HOBBS report- ed to Headquarters Marine Corps, serving for one year as a member of a DoD Training Man- agement-Reserve Component Study Group, and for two years as the Mobilization Officer, Reserve Affairs Division. After leaving Headquarters Marine Corps, Major HOBBS attended the Command and Staff College, Quantico, Virginia, graduating in june, 1983. He was promoted to Lieutenant Colonel in july, 1983 and assigned as the G-3 Plans Officer, 1st Marine Aircraft Wing, Okina- wa japan. In july, 1984 he was ordered to the Second Marine Division and assigned initially as the Executive Officer, Sixth Marine Regi- ment and then Commanding Officer Second Battalion, Sixth Marines. From june 1987 to june 1990 Lieutenant Colonel HOBBS was assigned to Marine Corps Command and Staff College where he served initially as an instructor and the last year as the Dean of Academics. He was promoted to Col- onel in August, 1989. Colonel HOBBS' personal decorations in- clude the Silver Star, Bronze Star with Combat V , Meritorious Service Medal, Combat Ac- tion Ribbon,-and the Vietnamese Cross of Gal- lantry with Gold Star. Colonel HOBBS and his wife, the former jane jackson of Marshall, Minnesota have two sons - jeffery and Peter. -' ,M , . .,....v-W ----v-M-1' IzT'i?F flf, -Tf.m If U V l Y ik-,,,,,,h.,.,.... Nw?-?-f-1. ?,,,.,.....-..,,i.--W A IM t it- . 1. J-,alqig-ix ' - : Q 49 1 cw i3' IM I n MIETQN .f 'V NI NJ: T --.. 5... Xu- .--0 ,gi ri I? I I? I UBI.. AI. I I VA I LD IDI- V' I :III ,. ,... ..... 1. r I. . 1.0411 .. g- 4-:sv vu 'ERNINH'- S AIHIIRAVT , 'V-ITXIYW A VAIITRIIJII' XI UXIHJ H Rl I XIX ISI NPI 511. 4 ' . 1.1 A .s :I Z D I 4 wifi!!! I EIJ WITH IIXI'I.USI6I IIIIARIFICH :1.r,r. ,a.w,xm III-HIYAAII f-5-2 ., + VIII! l'U 1PI I-'TI' IYYTITIII II .1 :f I: 3 l' ui Z: ui IZ .J C5 l- .1 LJ E: u. C7 Rf ua lJ Zf E Z 4: E u I! LJ '4 l- P- '4 l- II S2 .J ui Z Q1 '4 ow so oi Z: CD 21 :J C7 uw BS ui P' Q. 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EXECUTIVE . 1 , f , 9 if LIEUTENANT 1 EM-1-2.-E-sts COMMANDER Antonio I EDWARD MANZI 1! : T6U'-A5 I UNITED STATES NAVY i f A-as T EXECUTIVE OFFICER ia-7, Q lm ' V - .. , .V til :ff J if ' 5... 4 . I An1tiveofAshville Ohio LieutenantCommander Manzi was born on 27lune 1954 Hegradu I 'ated from The Ohio State University in 1976 with a Bachelor of Arts in Russian History His sea assignments before reporting to USS SHREVEPORT QLPD 121 as Executive Officer in I clude USS LEADER QMSO 4901 as DCA and Engineer Officer USS MT WHITNEY QLCC 201 HS 1st Division Officer and Auxiliary Officer USS VIRGINIA QCGN 381 as Battery Control OfflCCf E USS SAIPAN QLHA 21 as Auxiliary Officer and USS BRUMBY QFF 10441 as Weapons Officer and Executive Officer Ashore he was Director US Naval Gunnery School Service School Command NTC Great Lakes IL and briefly assigned to Commander Amphibious Squadron Twelve staff , L C 1 . I, i utenant ommander Manzi s awards include the Navy Achievement Medal MeritorlouS Unit Commendation Battle Efficiency Ribbon Navy Expeditionar Medal and the Sea Service D9 ployment Ribbon Y ' Li utenant Commander Manzi is married to the former Kathleen Allyn Harriman of Plalst0W New Hampshire The Manzi s have two sons joseph and jonathan ' if ni Ziff T 1 I C r r ' ll C C . I ' ' I I 1 I I I r T I ' U . T ' ' 1 I L C ' . U , I I . O br C I 'UI I I . T I e L ' . 1 ' I I C . I I K AI la lg 1 I E E- -.,-..., I ' Vifflrff r .iff ., A his ,pl TIILET IIST I' ft ' I Il . I, I H V I -' T f5'H we 1 OFFICERS COMMANDER TIMOTHY A. KOK UNITED STATES NAVY V ' X S, , 'A 1 4 ' ,,,- K I' ,1 ,a N Commander Timothy A. Kok is a native of Grand Rapids, Michigan. He was appointed to the United States Naval Academy by President lthen Congressman1 Gerald R. Ford, and graduated with a Bachelor of Naval Science degree and a commission as an Ensign in 1970. Commander Kok's sea assignments before reporting to COMPHIBRON 6 as CSO include: USS FISKE QDD 8421 as MPA and CIC Officer, USS LASALLE QAGE 31, USS PIEDMONT QAD 171, USS CONYNGHAM QDDG 171 as Engineer Officer, USS PORTLAND QLSD 371 as Operations Officer, USS MONT WHITNEY QLCC 201 as Executive Officer, and USS NEWPORT as Commanding Officer. Ashore, he was Operations and Plans Officer on the staff of COMPHIBRON 6. Commander Kok's awards include the Meritorious Service Medal, the Navy Commendation Medal lthird award1 and the Navy Achievement Medal as well as numerous service and campaign awards. Commander Kok is married to the former Susan lane Handy of St. lohnsbury, Vermont. They reside in Virginia Beach, Virginia. 5 11 X .4 Nei N .es iid ,hx ' ik' S ss-X if 1. ', jx' V .XR IJ. X I ,J 33 I A F , . A LIEUTENANT coLoNEL M MICHAEL 1. FRANKS ,Di . 'Q' f 5 Je . UNITED STATES MARINE CORPS ft ' Q ' tl' -Lieutenant Colonel Franks was born in Ouantico, Virginia in 1947. He was commissioned a Second Lieutenant in the Marine Corps in 1969. After completing The Basic School, Quan- tico, Virginia, he was assigned as a Company Commander and Platoon Commander with 3d Battalion, 6th Marines, 2d Marine Division. He was then transferred to the 1st Marine Division, serving in the Republic of Vietnam. Promoted to Captain, he attended Amphibious Warfare School in 1974. After graduation he was assigned to 2d Marine Division from 1975 to 1979. He served with 2d Battalion, 8th Marines, 3d Battalion, 2d Marines, and 2d Marine Division, as G-3 Training. Promoted to Ma- jor, he was assigned to Parris Island Recruit Depot, South Carolina from 1979 to 1983. From 1983 to 1986, he served as the first Marine Officer Instructor for the Hampton Roads NROTC Unit, Norfolk, Virginia. Promoted to Lieutenant Colonel, he was assigned to Headquarters, Fleet Marine ForCG Atlantic, Norfolk, Virginia from 1986 to 1989. ln August 1989 Lieutenant Colonel Franks waS transferred to Second Marine Division and immediately assigned to Marine Forces Panama as Operation's Officer. He wrote and directed the Marine Corps' Operation Order for the U.S. Invasion of Panama Operation just Cause . Returning to the United States, he was as- signed as Executive Officer RLT-2 in june 1990. Lieutenant Colonel Franks' personal decora- tions include, the Purple Heart with gold star, the Meritorious Service Medal with three g0ld , the Navy Achievement Medal with stars, the Navy Commendation Medal with Combat V Combat V , the Combat Action Ribbon and numerous other unit, service and campaign medals. Lieutenant Colonel Franks is married to the former Marsha johnson of Charleston, South Carolina. They have two sons, Michael and Fredrick. H swf-1' -i ' wlluizi!U ' EMCM QSWI DAVID W. CSILLAG UNITED STATES NAVY A native of Lorain, Ohio, Master Chief Csillag graduated from Elyria District Catholic High School in 1966 and entered the Navy in December of that same year. Master Chief Csillag was assigned to USS COMSTOCK QLSD 191 for a Vietnam tour, USS ALLAGASH QAO 97j, USS CADMUS KAR 141, EM B school Great Lakes, USS INDEPEN- DENCE QCV 621, FMAG NORFOLK, USS AUSTIN QLPD 41, USS PUGET SOUND QAD 381, Navy Manpower Engineering Center, and USS CONOLLY IDD 9791. His awards include the Navy Commendation Medal, and the Navy Achievement Medal lfourth awardj as well as numerous service and campaign awards. Master Chief Csillag is married to the former Martha Elaine Stawls and have six daughters and 3 granddaughters. 13 l i 4 1 i i 2 1 1 l t l i l l l i t l l l i i l 4 l l l 4 I 1 l 1 l , H , , H , I ,, EMMETT L. SALAS SERGEANT MAIOR HMLA 269 Sergeant Major Emmett L. G. Salas served with 1st Batallion, 1st Marines in Vietnam, june 1986, and was wounded in action. He has held a myriad of duties in a variety of locations to include Rifle Platoon Sergeant in Okinawa and a Recruiter in Guam. He served as the MAGTF 2-88 Sergeant Nlalor from january 1988 to lune 1988 in the Persian Gulf, reported to the Marine Barracks, Guam in lE1l1UafY 1989, and in january 1990 became the Sergeant Major of HMLA-269. He is married to the former Lucinda Capirci of Phoenix, Arizona, and has two children, MGUSS3 and Eric. 14 2 1 r 'q-A 0 'lfflf s 40427111 , 'Lx ' we - 'd ,':.':' .ag 'f 'og 'r -eff , ff .'e.4'X9. . - lx 41- '. 8, WA X .. -ai-we 6: 97 'fam - 4-pi, . S bf- 13 4,4 'img 65 JI' X 4 N93 gl ,L ' -pi ' 'Q 29.8 Sl Z 5, 2,1 2 1 3 W K 'I' . 4 77ll 0 . ' 7 2 ' r 'lx ' February 28, 1991 From the Secretary of the Navy H. Lawrence Garrett, III To all the men and women of the Navy and Marine Corps. Well done. With skill, with courage, and an awe-inspiring degree of dedication you have helped crush a maniacal aggressor and helped to make a safer, more peaceful world. You have earned many times over the utmost respect and gratitude of free peoples everywhere. Your performance has been simply superb. Our hearts go out to those who made the supreme sacrifice on behalf of freedom and justice. They gave their lives so that others may live a more hopeful future: they will not be forgotten. For those of you who remain on duty far from home, rest assured that you have the continued and unstinting support of your government and your Navyffvtarine Corps leadership. On behalf of a grateful nation I congratulate you and thank you all. May God bless each of you and your families. 15 DESERT SHIELDXDESERT STORM CHRONOLOGY I , ,-f,,f I 1, fvwfff ,-f,.,f, bv:- V , ,f ,, ,, f 4.4 ' ll-fm 5 1f'f,I.,J'y, I1 Iriiz f 'I.:iE9. , ,I I ,,,. . , -,.-.f I Us I 'Eff , - -f' ,,, .,I ,II . A All , Uv If , ,Rf X I 'LOWE WA, -Ml' - A 4.y,, I , R , ,.-Q., i IE A ig ' It in A IIE ' 7 L. 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Ll 'I..'q.L ns..-m A ffl. K wad. I . Af:-er,-Us. -.S ....,A ,QI A f -I-.. A A , , , . ,, 'fir 4 ON 02 AUGUST 1990 IRAQI FORCES INV , AD- ED THE COUNTRY OF KUWAIT. WHILE THE WORLD COMMUNITY WATCHED IN DISBELIEF IRAQI FORCES CONTINUED SOUTH AND AP: PROACHED SAUDI ARABIA SHOWING NO SIGN OF HALTING. THE GOVERNMENTS OF KUWAIT AND SAUDI ARABIA, REALIZING THEIR DESPER- ATE SITUATION, CALLED UPON THE WORLD COMMUNITY FOR ASSISTANCE. IN RESPONSE TO THIS CALL, PRESIDENT 16 BUSH DECLARED THAT IRAQ'S INVASIONTISE KUWAIT AND SUBSEQUENT MARCH TO ND SAUDI ARABIAN BORDER WOULD NOT STAAN AND ORDERED U.S. TROOPS TO THE PERS GULF. ING BASED ON THIS PRESIDENTIAL TASKND: USS SHREVEPORT, FLAGSHIP FOR COMMAVED ER, AMPHIBIOUS SQUADRON SIX, RECEIULF ORDERS AND SET SAIL FOR THE PERSIAN G ON 15 AUGUST. , 6 5 .f 0, ' A ' . .... .' +011-f 'K . ' 5 I J. 1 Z f -wsu 3 'f L ,I 1 ins, .. ff, . n., -1, ,,.a-- ,-M: -bv K I H ggi, .4 021 .Af I I y.. ',J '- A '.-I ' ,lf ,. if Q I ' -,N fy ' H , H ,nf ix... yi -NEW LN- . .,',.,,: - M - SM a .I V 14- . . ,K S11 AA, f, .7 ,.,, ,W V , ,,,.:-5. 'jfw'--5 --1 LI... Y f Alma. MV N , ' Tig: ,rv hy Q, . X7 pf,-A I JW- 4 'Y' 1-K K VM ,, .zlamg ,L N.-1,2 Q- W3 Q12 A .4 '-X , ' 'AI 6,55 92' .M , 1- uXAt! T?5I-I: ' -4 F' T MI Vw' MI F' 1' 'FV' W, -- -1' ' fml- ' ' I. W- I 6 .4 L Q , I M W xyw Wi .,.. Q' ., in l7ilLa,,.giQ?XI'2 W --K'-. bi - - ,S I 5 ng- Fig? J r V V , A M.i'?,mM,ul A 1 If ., ,W X V I W' - fg...-: : -. , , HW' M .... Y, , USS SHREVEPORT CONDUCTED A DIRECT TRANSIT TO THE NORTHERN ARABIAN SEA AND ARRIVED ON STATION OFF THE COAST OF OMAN LESS THAN 25 DAYS LATER. THIS WAS TO BE OUR PRINCIPAL OPERATING AREA FOR THE NEXT SEVERAL MONTHS. AS USS SHREVEPORT ARRIVED ON STA- TION, IRAQI FORCES CONTINUED TO MASS IN KUWAIT. PRESS REPORTS OF ATROCITIES COMMITTED AGAINST THE MEN, WOMEN, AND CHILDREN OF KUWAIT BY IRAQI FORCES WERE NOW COMMONPLACE. A MILITARY COALITION FORCE, WHICH IN- CLUDED EQUIPMENT AND PERSONNEL FROM OVER THIRTY FIVE NATIONS, BEGAN TO ASSEM- BLE. SADDAM HUSSEIN WAS GIVEN REPEATED WARNINGS FROM THE WORLD'S SUPERPOWERS TO WITHDRAW FROM KUWAIT. THESE WAR- NINGS FELL ON DEAF EARS, AS SADDAM HUS- SEIN DECLARED KUWAIT AS IRAQ'S 19TH PROV- INCE. NUMEROUS PEACE PLANS WERE PRESENTED, BUT SADDAM REFUSED EACH ONE. SADDAM PRESENTED HIS OWN PEACE PLANS WHICH HAD NUMEROUS CONDITIONS THE WORLD COM- MUNITY WAS TO MEET. PRESIDENT BUSH AN- SWERED THESE PEACE PLANS WITH A SIMPLE MESSAGE, WITHDRAW FROM KUWAIT UN- CONDITIONALLY OR FACE DIRE CONSE- QUENCES. SADDAM IGNORED THIS WARNING. THE UNITED NATIONS APPROVED ECO- NOMIC SANCTIONS DESIGNED TO FORCE IRAQ INTO WITHDRAWING FROM KUWAIT. HOWEV- ER, THESE SANCTIONS FAILED TO PRODUCE THE DESIRED RESULTS. THE UNITED NATIONS THEN APPROVED THE USE OF MILITARY FORCE TO OUST IRAQI FORCES FROM KUWAIT. A DEAD- LINE OF 15 IANUARY 1991 WAS SET FOR SAD- DAM TO WITHDRAW HIS FORCES OR FACE MILI- TARY ACTION. WHILE OPPOSING FORCES CONTINUED TO POSTURE IN KUWAIT AND SAUDI ARABIA, USS SHREVEPORT CONTINUED TO HONE ITS' AM- PHIBIOUS WARFIGHTING CAPABILITIES. THIS WAS DONE THROUGH A SERIES OF FOUR SEA SOLDIER EXERCISES WHICH WERE CONDUCTED ON THE BEACHES OF OMAN. TIME AND TIME AGAIN MARINES WERE PLACED ASHORE IN PREPARATION FOR WHAT EVERYONE CONSID- ERED TO BE INEVITABLE, AN AMPHIBIOUS LAND- ING ON THE BEACHES OF KUWAIT. A LAST MINUTE CHANCE AT PEACE WAS OF- FERED WITH THE U.S. SECRETARY OF STATE AND IRAQI FOREIGN MINISTER HOLDING TALKS IN GENEVA. HOWEVER, THESE TALKS PROVED FRUITLESS. 17 THE 15TH OF JANUARY PASSED WITHOUT EANEARE. HOWEVER, A DAY AFTER SADDAM IG- NORED THE DEADLINE TO WITHDRAW, THE MOST DEVASTATING AIR ASSAULT IN HISTORY BEGAN WITH THE BOMBING OF BAGHDAD. THE WAR BEGAN AT 0300 PERSIAN GULF TIME, WHEN A TOMAHAWK CRUISE MISSILE, TARGETED AGAINST BAGHDAD, WAS LAUNCHED FROM THE USS WISCONSIN OPER- ATING IN THE CENTRAL PERSIAN GULF. THIS AIR CAMPAIGN LASTED FOR SIX WEEKS WHILE COALITION GROUND FORCES READIED THEMSELVES TO ENTER COMBAT. WHILE THE AIR CAMPAIGN CONTINUED, USS SHREVEPORT WAS ORDERED INTO THE PER- SIAN GULF. AFTER ONLY A FEW DAYS IN THE SOUTHERN PERSIAN GULF THE ORDER CAME TO HEAD NORTH. USS SHREVEPORT WAS ORDERED TO AN OPERATING AREA 100 NAUTICAL MILES SOUTHEAST OF KUWAIT. IRAQ, HAD LONG SINCE REALIZED THAT AN AMPHIBIOUS LANDING WAS IN THE OEEING, AND HAD COMMITTED OVER FIVE DIVISIONS TO THE KUWAITI COAST. THESE FORCES WHICH AMOUNTED TO OVER 00,000 PERSONNEL, WERE INTENT ON COUNTERING AN AMPHIBIOUS AS- SAULT. THE COASTAL WATERS OF KUWAIT AND IRAQ WERE ALSO MINED WITH OVER 1100 MINES IN AN EFFORT TO PREVENT ANY PLANNED AMPHIBIOUS ASSAULT. AS THE GROUND WAR COMMENCED ON 24 FEBRUARY, USS SHREVEPORT CONTINUED T0 CONDUCT OPERATIONS IN THE NORTHERN PERSIAN GULF, APPROACHING TO WITHIN 30 NAUTICAL MILES OF KUWAIT. IRAQI TROOPS HELD FAST IN THE BELIEF THAT AN AMPHIB OU5 LANDING WAS CLOSE AT HAND. THEN, IN A MATTER OF ONLY 100 HCIURS' THE GROUND WAR WAS OVER. SADDAM HJS. SEIN TROOPS, FROM THE ELITE REPUB- CAN GUARD UNITS, TO THE ORDINARY FOOT SOL- DIER, HAD FELT THE FORCE OF THE COALITION GROUND FORCES. AN AMPHIBIOUS ASSAULT WAS NEVER NEEDED. HOWEVER, THE MERE PRESENCE OF THI AMPHIBIOUS TASK GROUP OFF 'HE COAST OI KUWAIT KEPT 80,000 IRAQI FORCES IN THE POSI- TIONS ALONG THE COAST, UNAB-E TO ENGAGI ADVANCING COALITION FORCES. AS ACTIVITY IN IRAQ AND KJWAIT BEGAN TO DIMINISH, USS SHREVEPORT WAS DE- TACHED FOR WELL DESERVED L BERTY IN THE UNITED ARAB EMIRATES. FOL-OWING THIS PORT VISIT, THE LONG TRANSIT BACK HOME COMMENCED. USS SHREVEPORT RETURNED TO NORFOLK ON 17 APRIL 1991. AFTER 250 DAYS AT SEA WITH ONLY 23 DAYS IN PORT, NORFOLK WAS A WEI- COME SIGHT. ku i ii' Az, I Am 4 I I Haze Gra and Underwa -..f-- ' ' ,...,. r., .J ' I . v'.--- ' - -7 - ..- '14 ,:.:.-, --- rw -0---A vp N -- .n4..-Q ' ,, i W Bl? I '11 , ,,- M-1 ..f low- V1 v- -. Underway to distant sms Q-'J i It K AL yn 'X ' ,... .ggw ' Q. 1 Aa, j-- 3 'O ,F K A , -..Q - 4' , . ' Q- 5, -- ' .- ...ff ' .,... -' ini 1 4, XX M nm! Brothers in Arms A The short cut to the Gulf - the Suez Canal 5 WHAT DOES SHREVEPORT ' 'A DO THE BEST! EVERYTHING! Open for business 'G' ' 1 'W 49 ...,44.,n..i' 41 .. u C s ob - N K 4 ' ,lk cu' 4 A fm.-3 A 9 fs l....4u1' 'x Aff I! 0-4 on vo- 1 'E -'r-Z .4 5 v dlp ir D , ' ' I 4 ' I it 5 4' 0 4 f lg -P , 'Q v lg 4' 5 K, xK NMR ,. I 1 1 y 47 L, s. 21' .-.--- X DIV I ,M f - 1 A i c-dt ALWAYS HARD AT WQRK T I EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT DEPARTMENT HEAD CHAPLAIN wi E'T E A ..,,.,,., IQ LCDR STEVE ROVVLAND LT TIM THEURER COMBAT CARC-O OFFICER COMBAT CARC-O ASSISTA iv Cvvoz DDDD BDWAN DYSDT STEVE WARREN MASTER AT ARMS COMMAND CAREER CGUN T 7 MACS IESUS RODRIQUEZ NCT ALLEN CTATEWOOD ADMINISTRATIO DEPARTME T :sf-E 1'-1 vt 1 -. 'wks ws, 'Awe - . V 'I lin' , . f' P31 A L ff.-' I 1 SX wmv-Q...,...,,. 4 xg. 4 mum mmm o nh 0 lvf 'E' ---,. ' 1'9,...,..,:1f,i 2 - .,. NAVIGATICDN DEPARTMENT .Ui n 14 ... ,X H f E fl! - 'Q' A 1. Z' I .wig-0' .- ,, 11.5 ' as . - V A. W-..., 1 , in f f 11 ' I d :'- h I fth- .K ,,., 26 . A w lNM ...MM 1 Q Q-ul F V ' V - 5 - . 1 f -.-. ---1- x'- '-t 'ff1vgiQnltulv-:v ': '9i , , ,. g.....z.,. . -alliki lr,-1:-2!P?'Yl2'!?.?'::'.:x1 Ls C' T -' 4 -- A GPS ,N it RM SM , . 1 , .grrf--'-vr:::':b: :4 r ' ' A: LCDR GIQRGI FAREWELL LCDR SELL RDS WELCUME ABGARD OS ET W EW Signalman CSMJ HNF' ,. 3'1 -.4 -4.1 '- add: L., A . ' ,111 f If ,...'.?x. XX gg, . ix , 'Ia N , 1 ,A- 4-'S MP? X-r' gg X 9,3-77233 T S lx ! ,ff lt' ng'- , asm, XR 'vw ,7 03'92'i'U FR 32 NH x in GE BW ? li E L i ' '15- :fy 894 -U 5 2 OPERATIONS ELECTRONICS Q ti' i Operations Electronics QOH Division consists of highly trained and extensively schooled Electronics Technicians iET'sJ responsible for maintaining, troubleshooting, and re- pairing the SHREVEPORT's complicated electronic systems. These systems include air and surface search radars, air navi- gation equipment, several different types of communica- tions networks, a computerized satellite communication system and the ship's SNAP Il computer system. Working closely with the Operations Specialists of Operations Intelli- gence Division and the Radiomen of Operations Communi- cations Division, the ET's of OE Division keep the SHREVE- PORT's essential electronic systems operational in support of the ship's mission. it-it 31 OI DIVISION ENS. DIPPERY FAREWELL VO osc: qsvvp BRUCE FAREWELL PO I- oscs qsvvp SHEPARD 1 VVELCCIVIE ABGARD PO EWC qsvvp SMITH WELCQME A ABCARD PORT SECTION , , ,. srl Q Q .1 ' V-rf ' ',..f 'fra , A I 1--iff ' ' ' S U' ix 2 In 5' . Qs , . .LL J., 5,- ,N 5,4-i OS2 COOK, OS3 PERRY, OSSN MURRAY, OS2 LEAVITT, OS3 Q BILBREY, OS3 HILDEBRANT I DMI , LPO ASSISTANT LPO 051 qsvvy 051 BLACK Ross QQ STARB RD O rations . . Speefalist COST SpeC'aI'Stf03 SI Operations UW ,, O52 HATTAN, 053 BRENT, O53 CODY, OS2 SCOTT, OSSN BAKER, OS2 BANTA, OSSN POWE 0 1 Operations B C Operations Specialist QOSJ Specialist QOSJ 110, E X 3 052 BANTA OS2 HATTAN T ' - A '- ,. X ff 7 , 1' .iq .P ' 'i EWS 0P9faI'0nS Operations I Specualnst IOSI S E I 0 N Speclallst IOSJ 1l1E I EW3 WILLIAMSON EWSN STROMAN EWC ISWI SMITH EW2 ISWI LEACH I TELLIGENCE DI SPECIALIST J M M, IH' x I . I U D X .L ,jg f L II I- .- . 1 3 1 , L , AQ I N , V ., if KL I 'v I X . R3 I w X - I ' s ' . dr: I' I L I . 0 K' I X U . I - I I I ISI ISWI SULDO F0 Ol I I q . , , 1. Ol's Contribution to DESERT SHlELDfSTORM Ol stands for lOlperations lllntelligence The division is corn rised of O t S lists, - P l lpefa ions l lpeda flillectronic lwlarfare Technicians, and an lllntelligence lSlpecialist Ol dedicated more than two thousand hours to watches in lClo'mbat lllnformation lCJenter. During which the OS's planned out the execution of all the Sea Soldiers I-lV . The O5's and EW's alike not only performed the normal watch to watch functions, but continually trained and engaged in competition with other U S shi s b . . p y participating in QSELEXQS to match the SkillS of each watch team. Another major accomplishment for Ol Division was the successful completion of fClombat CSJystemS lAlssessment. My f' 'W 1 , tx , ---Y c i CWO2 DEARINO RMCS WALTON RM1 qswy WHITE RM1 qswy BROWN RM1 qswy LAYTON RM2 COCHRAN RM3 HOWERTON RM3 SIMMONS Raduoman IRMI RM3 SAMPLE RM3 ANDREWS RM3 THOMAS RM3 ROMBOLD RM3 AINSWORTH RM3 WILLIAMS RMSN MCTRYE RMSN FELTY RMSN WILLIAMS RMSN TOLSON RMSN BROWN RMSA STAHL RMS4 DEIESUS RMSA HARGROVE RMSA IACKSON . I v--N--W---W Y A+-W - - - 5 ..-h 'T-4 -,gg -nf ,.:!'L'J iF' I'-Q 9' A '1 X X L5 X ji U g - 1 A N- v ai? s -f' nv qi ufhfi ' I X 1 I r, , Q4eg4+ N wr U , F1 5'3 ff 1 I! rr I? v x, A- g? Radioman WW S f---- ' - J ...rr-r -' - . IR DEPARTMENT AIRDALES LT VERNON BEACH - ' Ln ff--- lm!-Iw 1' '-9' 77 A .I Y I , ...... ' I - -f - --'Y.a:.'f TI M, g, -- 't:'r7o. Z- - 4 'i.. '..2 ' 0 f'4gf1 -'ak -Q.. J , + -0 ' s I I , f ' fsxgy 'T - 4 AS'S WITH PRIDE WHEN THE U.S.S. SHREVEPORT WAS CALLED UPON TO FULFILL IT'S MISSION IN THE CAUSE OF OPERATION DESERT SHIELD, THE AIR DEPT WAS GEARING ITSELF FOR THE EVENTS THAT RESTED UPON THE HORIZON. WITH LT. BEACH AND LTIG SMITH COACHING FROM THE TOWER, THE AIRDALES ASSUMED THEIR ROLES ON THE FLIGHT DECK. FROM LAUNCHING 84 RECOVERY HANDLED BY THE ABH'S TO REFUELING BY THE GRAPES, COU- PLED WITH THE TEAMWORK OF THE AS'S, THE AIR DEPT. WAS PRIMED FOR ACTION IN THE PERSIAN GULF. THE TASK AT HAND WHICH RE- SULTED IN AN EXTENDED TIME AT SEA, RESULT- ED IN SEPARATION OF FAMILIES DURING SPE- CIAL HOLIDAYS, BUT WE EACH PULLED TO- GETHER AND PERFORMED OUR IOBS ON THE PROFESSIONAL LEVEL. IT WOULD BE AN EX- HAUSTING EFFORT TO LIST NAMES AND AC- COMPLISHMENTS BUT IT TOOK EVERY MAN FROM RECRUIT TO DEPT. HEAD TO FULFILL THE U.S.S. SHREVEPORT'S AVIATION MISSION AND WE CAN PROUDLY SAY THAT WE MADE IT HAPPEN. III LTIG MICHAEL SMITH AB'S 41 If f Q I4 Y K I 12' F5 I Y ABFC ISWI RANKIN LSE TEMR1 gg 5? ,., . x . '3 in ,. . flnwo I, RELAX DURING FLIGHT QUARTERS PRIMARY PERSONNEL -f- X ,, Ahern Az ' ' 'S 5 S S' I 'I 0 'AX . u F' u X , Q . '- - Q I -1 R I I R if P' I :SM If-2 'Q A I La, 1 GENERAL QUARTERS IN PROGRESS .I -Q ,A ,,'I 5, E R-MR Q SE Q g, .xvsvm Q 575 B f f -N , 4 I I 'L Jai' 0 ' , Q:2v,Fr.r.X 7 g, ' - r 'S-I 1 1 . ' .Dh.. .. .HQ iv, .mlm 4 X ,' - , x 'wx 'G' 'H 2 Q H ' 1 I:,,.. 9 Q , - . . .. .1 mv SUPPLY DEP PTME T l LT Mark Zenas Rodgers in-f- Q l i Award Recipients: SH3 Tuck, MS1 t Gaffney, LTIG Hammond, DK? Zoucha, SK1 Velasquez, SH1 Co- dilla, SH3 Magnuson, M51 Saun- ders - Navy Achievement Medal. LTIG Westlock, LT Rodgers - Navy Commendation Medal . ' 1 P-N I- f --..,,,, 4' I -is IL U J . HP' . ' r W 4 1 l 4 , 2 I :nu L ' .,' ,. - 'l g..g,f 1 i 5' r l l AN' x 'Nt C ,N LTIG Westlock, CAPT Montgomery, LT Rodgers 1 i 5 f l X , and ENS Hammond cut Supply Corps birthday Q? 'R cake. l 4 L y ll ' 45 l M ff wi' 'ff 5' ai I Q Qt x. W , SKC C.mj.1 SKSN Duchene, SK2 O'Brien, SK1 Velasquez, SKSA Dimapi LT Rodgers, SK2 Gomez, SKC Canja Z Y ,.,,,?w,,,., Q M. , 6 , . i ,,,, f ' I rio Nb' srcsfx Dimappi, SKSN Duchene, SK2 Gomez 5K2 I O'Brien ' SK1 Velasquez 'inane S3-4 X..,f X SAILOR OF THE QUARTER DCFA Graf, SHSA NN oodeo lJlx3 Zoucha. ENSHammond,DK1Gilmond,LTjGWest- SH3 Magnuson SHSA Braddy, SHSA Woodie his ,IX lx! lurk DRI Locklc.1r, LT Rodgvrs, DKSN Furby , ,,.,.. T g g I' r rw ',-. X ,, I i f ' ,bs u: 3. ' T 1 ' Y T ' 'V ' '. Wifi? ,lf pf if 1 SHSA Braddy, LT Rodgers,SHf1 Tuck, ENS Hammond, SHSA Woodie, SH3 Harvey, SH2 Smiesko, SH3 Magnuson, SH1 Codilla 47 MSSN Skaggs Q4 53 '51, l lil -fy iuumqu. M53 Harris, MSSA Gartenlaub, MSSA Kelly, M53 Matthews, M53 Pullins, MSSR Parker,MSf Tanner, M53 justice, M52 Guinther, MSSN Skaggs, MSC Aguinaldo, M51 jenkins, ENS Han mond, MSSN Gundy, M51 Gaffney, M51 Hamel, LT Rodgers x ,,Vy5 ' UQ,,,. ,,NJ6k,,,g. 5, l 1. I , f l 4 2: .Pi qNn-s, M51 Gaffney M53 Matthews P -vnbge N. 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Wmvvlgdb i I , -nf Wy .- -' 'QI K'-m1.,,, f Aq' X' ' I ES.. 44,5 - 'I fs-v .K -' 1 ' ' gf . , -f-f ' Wm V'- W -Q, ENGINEERING DEPT LT R.D. CLARK ENGINEERING OFFICER STANDARD FOR EXCELLENCE HOPPE ECCTTH f'ECCTT B' BCDILERS DIVISICDN I .Q 'Wfxllf 24 hours a dayp 7 days a week B DIVISION under the leadership of LTIG ECKOFF: BTCM ANDERSON: AND BTC IENNINCSZ STEAMED THE BOILERS to provide power to the rest of the ship. They also EDTA cleaned both boilers in addition to successfully passing ERAT: EMAT A3M INSPECTION: and an OPPE to end the deployment. Y W g V YS, x N xo . ' elf f I 1 . N' , a Q, KA. 2 . 4 I f I in alv CAUTION ... BT's working 1 73 ...Q Y 2.6 PM I Boiler Technician KBTD H4 BoiIerTechmcian BT 1 ll A mug' is,-.In ' ,Q S. Qi-NW Q xx f.,, .. 1 5 ji fr. 7'- i 1 f I I 5 W t'-sin-ff' aufna 1, ing! I 5 N I fi J gilq xgf' ' K w' ': Q 4 -3 1 ar V v - - ,..., 5 J FRIENDS AND CO-WCJRKERS ,as 5 2 Q Q Q ? 5 4 F , N ll I, I MACHINERY DIVISIQN I DIVISION OFF I 'I I V1 II 'J 1 I ,. I. I: I I I I I I I 0 O O O :fri vii ICER LCPO LTIG MCCONNELL MASTER CHIEF SHERMAN MAIN PROPULSION ASST. O 0 5 72 LT PACHECO HH QRKII . 14 and play .X ,, , 1. THE THREE MUSKETEERS ff! I WAKE ME WHE ll j! . ,j.r'4l34'5fw' h 'ir V -w. -gi! ! D' ..., f ,n . X A THE SNIPES LAMI-ENT Now each of us, from time to time, has gazed upon the sea, And watched the warships pulling out to keep this country free. And most of us have read a book, or heard a lusty tale About the men who sail these ships through light- ning, wind, and hail. But there's places within each ship that legend fails to teach. lt's down below the waterline, it takes a living toll- A hot metal living hell that sailors call the Hole It houses engines run by steam that makes the shafts go round, A place of fire, noise, and heat that beats your spirits down. Where boilers like a hellish heart, with blood of angry steam, Are molded gods without remorse, are nightmares in a dream. Whose threat that from the fires' roar is like a living doubt, That any minute would with scorn escape and crush you out. Where turbines scream like tortured souls, alone and lost in hell, As ordered from above somewhere they answer every bell. The men who keep the fires lit and make the en- gines run, Are strangers to the world of night and rarely see the sun. They have no time for man or God, no tolerance for fear, Their aspect pays no living thing the tribute of a tear. For there's not much that men can do that these men haven't done, Beneath the decks, deep in the hole, to make the engines run. And every hour of every day they keep the watchin hell, For if the fires ever fail, their ship's a useless shell. When ships converge to have a war upon an angry sea, The men below just grimly smile at what their fate might be. They're locked below like men foredoomed, who hear no battle cry, lt's well assumed that, if they're hit, the men below will die. For every day's a war down there, when gauges all read red, Six hundred pounds of heated steam can kill you mighty dead. So if you ever write their sons, or try to tell their tale, The very words make you hear a fired furnace'swail. And people as a general rule don't hear of men ol steel, So little's heard about the place that sailor's call the 'hole.' But I can sing about this place and try and make you see, The hardened life of men down there, cause one of them is me. l've seen the sweat-soaked heroes' fight, in super' heated air, To keep their ship alive and right, though no one knows they're there. And thus they'll fight for ages on till warships sail H0 more, Amid the boilers mighty heat and turbines hellish roar. So when you see a ship pull out to meet a Wiifllke foe, I Remember faintly if you can The Men Who Sail BC' ow. - Author UnlU10W I I . DIVISIO D HT:-IE ELITE ..,,,.-aa.. . I HOW HARD COULD BEINC- A DCA BE Y Q H I 1001! i W I X' s I .,, I B. WHAT'S WRQNG IIVITH THIS PICTURE SIIREVEPORT kg 2' , I-Zi-I-I-I-I-I'?I 'Ivl DAMAGE CONTROL V E dn' I. . is 77 X lag-13 ff-Q, R DIVISIUN AT ITS BEST ,, jil T' D.- 1 v fy 'kijl i f -1171 Ill 11 1:1 'I , 'gf ' 1 A , . 1 2 Z-.!'f' 'fi' T11 21 11 1411, 11, 111- ,I ,, ,. f,f, 1 Q l , .sv ' .f'!f'fK5.' ,. ' ' 116' 'I ' V s , iz 5' I 11 X. J.. , ,y 'C. 7' ' J' .1 1 , 4 Ef fru.. ' 1 x-1111111111 mg. 9? 11 W Eff , A R DIVISICDN AT WQRK AUXILIARIES is the division ofengi. neering department assigned to the re. sponsibility of maintaining safe and effi- cient operating conditions of all me. chanical equipment. We are a colleq- tion of several rates that work together to preserve the highest possible stan- dards of quality on equipment such as HYDRAULICS, AIR CONDITIONING, AND INTERNAL COMBUSTION DIESEL ENGINES. -,,..,TiZn-Q ,I g lf' D , ,sg 4 I' 'J-... , , , g I ' I I .,.,. 'ig is fag N5 I , ij I M f ' X4 'au K I' 3 252351 LEFT TO RIGHT, BACK ROW, MM2 WASHINGTON, MM2 STURBAUM,MMGHUNT,ENG SANDERS,LT DEERKOPAAID- DLE ROW, MM3 GRIFFIN, ENFA LANGE, EN3 HAYS, MR2 NEWTON, EN3 JENKINS. FRONT ROW, MM3 MITCHELL, EN3 AMMONS, ENFA CHAIRES, MR3 CATRON, MMFN FAIR- BANKS, EN3 BROWN, AND FA WILLIAMS. I MII T v 0 R- I I 5 9' 1 ,I ,, ,icy Ep . V we WN 1 !' - 41 A .E I N 2, 1 gl --.M -r Q' ,ff X J V X If lh , 5 t ,?iQ! 115 -I lie' we ll' lr fag? KJ' 5 vm' 4 ,,, ' We 4- pq ig 'IH I 1 I-wb ELECTRICAL DIVISION I E-DIVISION OFFICER BDIVISION CPOI THE ELECTRICIANS ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR MAINTAINING THE SHIPS ELECTRICAL POWER, VENTILATION MOTORS, GENERATORS, LIGHT- ING, AND THE SHIPS MINE COUNTERMEASURE SYSTEMS. THE IC MEN ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR ALL ALARM CIRCUITS, ANNOUNCING SYS, AND IN- TERNAL COMMUNICATIONS, AS WELL AS CCTV, AND NAVIGATIONAL EQUIPMENT. TOGETHER THE ELECTRICIANS AND IC MEN PLAY AN IMPORTANT ROLE IN THE CARRYING OUT OF THE SHIPS MISSION, AS WELL AS CON- TRIBUTING TO THE PERSONAL COMFORT OF THE CREW. 1 , ,V XL4 inf I ,gg , 3 INTERIOR COMMU- f -R - NICATION ELECTRI- Pl CIAN IICI Q' ELECTRICIAN'S I MATE IEMI 0 , . I A 'hlmnx-je . .-.. ' . 5 R -'sz-R I-fs.,,,..,.wdvnmQn 'Q 4 'fJ-f erm- S7-1 'E 'P'-W S 1, vs-rw' Yu ' . m +A, g R W, -Q2 - , ,L - -A ,, f ,,w,, R. A O 'lt - I, ff P7 . -an 6 I V h I ,Q 5 I I I N '-v'7':- Xwqf E-DIVISION IS HARD AT WCDRK ' ' - 1 x '. 'W up l 'W' 5 a'::Whsu , 111 '71 .il U1 7:7 , I ..-.1 - ,...Y- In Q . . F, I I Phu: FT' 'WN ----J' ...AND WORKS HARD AT 3' LW in -,fi 'hir .F H - it , ......- ...... , 5 P 1 1 ,nm ,.. f 'L L I B E R T Y I 1 AIN ff! Q. , MEDICAL -9 C 'Ai LT ILFFERY GIBSON lr -'I 1 I 5 ,., 1: , - A A 'L AH -f -L 45' I 7 n I , mi Q- IL' JE - T J, I HM1 HMI HM2 HM2 HM3 HM3 Homes FULLERTON sw BOSTER WILLIAMS MARQUEZ KINZIEL HM1 HM3 HM3 HN STRICKLAND BAKER IEWETT LOZANO I r' 1 I MAA' . 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AT THEEND OE3T HE,GGULSEICRISIS THE SHIP'S DENTAL READINESS WAS AT 89'Vo, WDHlCH IN OUR EYES WAS OuTSTANDI NG.sANYTIMERWE ARE NEEDED WE WILL BE THERE TO ANSWER THE CHALLENGE. ,I-wi A THE HARDEST WORKING MEN IN THE PERSIAN GULF DT3 CSWI FOSTER DN CARTER - CCDMPHIBRO 6 STAFF -. IIN '54 I 4 . . ' 'I A Z 1 -x J tvs'-I! :Sf-Q' K' 'TTR' +'1 ', r 5 .759 x .. ai I! 'Q - Xl fx 'F S - .a xx A uh Ns. . 1, xy 5 '5 Main-ni0w,q 3:--., Qjgfy n. lf- .' H ,W 5 ' -' - 'B H s '37 5 Q. , x I x J, V-gf x rail 1 ' .1, .--,.. , 4-p-1.1 X QQ 113: its is NNJIL. . , V 91 Z'- I I I I I I I I I I I I EW' if S. .X sqilia fb- n.1 I rf' ., x . I f, 5. N'K.'Ii ,1' A-in ug . xl... Pls 3 I z 'O Q 1 fn is M li i3 kfE I Qi pr u W 1 E Z 'xx , 'Ill 5 W I I Q .gs . I' gli' ',,, QQ!! Q? , ,,,,f'- .,f., A .f 1 1 U W5 wg -si pls Mm ,Q x , ,Q Skff 4 fx l' ,YJ-x xx DW 'km 41' atadned 44944566404 mddtafuy afpmawee and 4444649 wceeaavlazzq MMmwmMdedWWWW m M wma 333,53 'm W 5 zz' sas sa-.WW MP9 122 Maymdfledm - . Xxx iw, -?'..r sit -. X X lu, - 'V , W, , ENLISTED SURFACE WARFARE SPECIALISTS PC1 QSWQ jesus Salgado BT2 lSWl Charles Flagg ETC QSWJ Timothy Soller ET2 QSWJ john Mobley DT1 QSWJ Raymond Mitchell MM1 CSWJ johnnie Whitaker ABFC QSWl Gregory Rankin lS'l QSWD joseph Suldo OSC QSWQ Daniel Bruce HTC QSWQ Michael Huebner BT2 4SWl Cornelius Bynum ICT QSWJ Bruce'Winters DN lSWl Charles Foster OS2 CSWJ Cecil McQuain BM2 QSWQ james Wegrzyn ENT QSWJ Michael Ledbury HM2 QSWQ james Boster RP3 QSWJ Gregory Christian PN1 QSWQ john Loiselle ' .lil Wm 1' V XXXXXXN . -H C .'fTm -Clif 'aww ywiwf 55,20-jf suizrf-xcia WARFARE oFFlcERs L-HC' Robert Eckhoff LTIC- Robert Loefstedt vu-mul- ,,,. xx -'-uni 'l ll + II Fl' P WARFAR5' ENLISTED AviATloN WARFARE SPEClAl.lS-l' ABM lAWl LHVVY Ward t lt ,-t...... R , 57: :fur 1 .,-Y: al if---.,,.-.1 ! 1 ..- 4 'J v a' 3' 'X-Q! 6 l 1 fiw--X V V X -...X G - N N pl Q.. - 4 X yu, gi. 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He has watched over your journey through the vast desert. Be careful that you do not forget the Lord your God, failing I0 lg? s,,s H I 'J I ovserve His commands. I+, V, , 'fQl I5'rJ Deuteronomy 2:75 8:10INIVI T16 I KES ill' 5461, i I -. M: ' A 'V if ef, :IPL I B A P T I S M :nl EVENING PRAYER Lord, it is comforting to know that You are out here with us, among us, as the many stars in the heavens re- mind us tonight. May You hold us Close and those whom we love. Amen. 'N lm . . . The morning news and Good news team ernational Christian Church Dubai, UAE ,, .,, P ,-Q-...man -I ENGINEERING Barrels fuel burned in boilers Hours boilers steamed Gallons of fresh water distilled BrazingfWeIdingfFabrication jobs General Quarters for'training Critical steam piping weld repairs Freon for air conditionersfreefers Kilowatt hours of electricity OPERATIONS Length of deployment in days Days underway Days in a port 'Vo of deployed time underway Radar contacts Personal electronic equipment Flashing light messages Radio messages Xerox copies made Burnbags destroyed MARS calls Most MARS calls in one day STOREKEEPERS Orders Orders dollar amount Priority repair parts orders Parts given to others ships Cooks Meals prepared Loaves of bread baked Cartons of UHT milk Pounds of rice Hamburgers cooked Pounds fruits 81 vegetables SHlP'S SERVICEMEN Ship's store sales Soda sales Cans of soda sold Profits to Welfare 84 Rec Fund Hair cuts DISBURSING Cash Disbursements 118 DESERT SHIELDXSTORM STATISTICS .llegls 114,980 Anchorings 11,716 Storesffuel received underway 12,388,180 Boat launchesfrecoveries 1350 96 EXECUTIVE 15 Nautical miles travelled 2,880 lbs Personnel Reporting Aboard Personnel Departing Reenlistments Reenlistment bonuses paid 245 Advancements 222 WillsfPowers of Attorney 23 Sunday Services 90070 Bible Studies Sessions 4,800 Pounds of mail handled 956 Postage saved due to free mail 1,004 Bingo games played 265,000 ' 1,595,000 Q I 5,100 Fuel for halosfboatsfvehicles 2,000+ Refueling of M-860-A1 tank 71 Refuelings Helicopter landings 12,000 MEDlGALfDENTAL 51,000,000 Foot powder dispensed 137 Motrin tablets dispensed 208 Total weight of marinesfsailors weighed on Medical scale Teeth filled 500,000 38,000 MARINES 360,000 Number of embarked Marines 10,000 Miles run on flight deck 29,500 during Suez Canal transit 120,000 Hair cuts Reenlistments Advancements S620,000 23375330 lg'lARINE LIGHT ATTACK HELO SQUADRON S106 000 Cupelrjcobrasndeployedu on ship 5 606 Om at sorties flown in Kuwait ' Combat hours flown in Kuwait Total flight hours while deployed Total landings 5500,000 57 32 245 43,630 94 90 23 S114,000 169 250 170 310 531,000 S157,000 580 187,000 Gal 1 574 2972 750 cu fl 8,000 540 tons 517 550 1,360 10,500 15 175 269 6 51 75 1352 4505 atnhdly AUG 18 AUG 21 str 11 SEP 14 SEP 15 SEP 16 SEP 16 SEP 24 SEP 26 SEP 28 OCT 3 OCT 9 OCT 25 NOV 18 X, A N 'H 'V r W t I, F Baby's Name ParentsfGrandparents QGPJ Ashll janee MSSN Milton 84 Lavita Tanner Da' Quan SH3 Brian 84 Sharon Harvey Kristin Renae Alexis Kenree Leon Alexander Ashley Marie lakob Anthony Robert William Christopher Michael Audrey Blair lustin Michael Deryk Michael Sonarle Vitta Oliver Lee EMCM David 81 Martha Csillag lcpl MMFN Charles 84 Andrea Marshall LCPL Leon 81 Ladonda Middleton CPL Charles 81 Ketley Weddle LCPL limmy 84 Liby Potts , LTIG Robert 84 Deedra Eckoff EW2 William 81 jill Leach MAI jeffrey 81 Diana Speer MM3 Gary 84 Anne Vocke HM3 Michael 84 Kathryn lewett MS2 William 84 Choum Snyder LT Oliver 81 Ava Borden 1: ll 132' ' , - ,,- xl , gc? r v' D X 'l ' 4' X Wg , .... t ' J' O -I' ty ' 4 ' 7 Ian , I ., f NOV 19 NOV 23 DEC 21 IAN 18 IAN 26 FEB 2 FEB 5 FEB 6 FEB 6 FEB 11 FEB 15 MAR 1 APR 4 APR 21 lustin Scott Amanda Lee Leah Marie lessika Lynn Natalie Erin Gregory Scott Katheryn Leigh Uwinsi Patricia lo Kyle joseph Christopher Michael Kayla Marie Selwyn Cyrill, lr. Annellsha Afton Sonald Edwin Ill Rachel Leigh R- , . 4: uf ' CPL Rob Sr Priscilla Thomasson BM3 Robert 81 Diana Cavanaugh OS3 Robert St Margaret Welsch EMCM David 8: Martha Csillag QGPJ LTIG Wesley Sr Wendy Sloat CAPT Gregory 8t Dian Sweeney FN Michael 81 Dawn Osmundson HM2 Eric 81 Sheri Sine SGT Michael 8r Yolanda Cox DCFN Brian 81 Anne Roof ABHAR Selwyn 81 Samantha Gilbert FN Ishan 81 Roxanna Seeser lC3 Donald 81 Renee Lee ENS Robert 81 Laura Hammond L ii 1 il' A l ii' ' ..,, S. sa ., 1 S 2 ANY SERVICE MEMBER AlL All across America people began sending cards and letters to the Desert Shield Service Members as a Shots WE of support. The volume of Any Service Member mail as well as the spirit it communicated was a sourc great encouragement and strength. Here are examples of what many proud Americans sent, 'Q-1 'X X38 Q Service A makin A and IHOIS Dear Serviceman, l hope you are safe We are praying for Ou d you. I hope you come home. I hope you willlwriil-31 badqkoigg-2 You win. We hope you come home soon.l on. Shannon O'Connor Brownie Troop 1197 Clearwater, Florida Ianuary 18, 1991 Dear Son and Shipmates, h II is dlfigil-LEIECIXHQSIIO Sift allqmy thoughts together so I can put into words OW Vefi' 3 are Ort G jobs you are doing. I don't mean gust Daddy and me.. . I mean all of us who understand the importance of resolve commit- ment, love of country and dignity . . . not simply the dignity of your country but your own personal dignity. We are overwhelmed at the success of missions thus far, but we know too that there will be a darker side as well. More and more we are seeing and hearing pilots interviewed and young men on the ships. It is unbelievable that this is truly happening and it wouldn't surprise me at all if it is as unbelievable to you. Often I find myself almost sleepwalking as if this is a nightmare and not reality at all. But I know this, your country was not the cause of this nightmare, and knows that aggression must be stopped or a world war might ensue. As terrible as this involvement is now, it would be far worse later and the destruction to your own country would be very real. America's future has been bettered be- cause of each and everyone of you, from the captain of your ship right on down to you seamen recruits. I know that most of your parents wish they could do ' W 't ra this for you and would want to trade places to assure your satety. e mus p y instead and make our gratitude known to you. American flags are starting to be waved in front of homes and although we fear for all of you, we are so proud, so very proud. There are some demonstra- ' I ' h' k- tions for peace. I would be demonstrating too except nobody who is tru y t in ing accepts peace at any price . In our personal lives as well as our military lives . . x . l must stand up and be a champion for what we believc in. Our country was we made a commitment, as well as all those nations allied in the United Nations ' th a ression In day to day living as well, simply acceptance just so against e gg . you don't make waves makes for a very weak human being. It is true of coun- tries too. I know you all must be very afraid and very tired. I also know that you contin- ' I ue to do what you must do, despite the hardships. Truly each of you are rea heroes. You know, l've been wearing my navy sweatshirt a lot and yesterday so many people were aware of why I was wearing it and they wished me and my family well. It is as if we here at home have formed a circle and are holding hands and praying as we stand together asking the Lord to help us get this finished 'th as soon as possible and with as least pain to all as is possible. wi From the bottom of our hearts, we thank you all. Much love, Will McNair's Mom and Dad SD S-'I U52 7' 'H '9'l Nm W Intelligence is viatl to planning,neC- essary to achieve surprise, and re- garded as the most important of all va, principles of war. Clause Witz L Mac and Pete back on shi after Sea Soldier Ill S-2 P t EEI'S 1. When are we going to fight? 2. When are we getting mail? 3. When are IQP johnson points out the W9 Som!! home? gnd S-2 dilemma 1. No matter how much YOU do, Y0U'll never '- Wg-',a S X do enough. 2. What YOU d0f1't 'fo S- do ig always more important X' , then what you've done. - K WA., Q wi W f i,rv' SSGT MONTANEZ SGT MCGOWIN CAPT RAND, MSGT JOHNSON CPL PETERSON Ava!-Q 'V -- 1 'J- W 3 . . .... .i r3,fL --,,-A-:.:'.. i.f- Y, ...,,, . ' .....:.4,5CQ,'-.s 1 - ' -as N Qx,--1-T w Z-H . - f ' L , :.4f,,g:-f , L '--QMS., ' .f r,.,,.,.- Q ' - Q -A yi' ' : 7 'Y, -' ,- quasi- , gm' -f ir, FSE- l alll-Q Sand tables constructed for Hobbs, Franks, Carrol, and Rand 'non BY lohnson and Glroux Construction. 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St ' 1 . . . - Soul is ready to be baptized UdYlng God s word during Chaplain Gibson bible study 135 MISCELLANEOUSM My favorite coffee is sand H ' 7f, ff I W1 , 4, ,, ,, W A 0, 7 f WX 47 0 Wwnlllu. , , Ministers of the gospel Who is the guy? +'Nf The USS Shreveport mass choir Praise the Lofd wma L,--.J DEATH BY. HEAVY METAL mz:raz:m:..1-z I v i 4 f 9 Don't drink the water N .,. -Q, I isix . J, Too live crew 'N f V I XR ff XKXYVI fix L 5155 xx X X A ' ' Q-f ii KN f , 2, K, .- Q Y- x ,f ,. Ll M Nfl ?M 310 f 'Q' i 'J 1 'A ' A n Cf 3 X 31?-in N H 'FQ ' f '-5' 'Q-' : V - I n .1 ' I- F M 57 ' ' n EA: g d i in 3-255' if . , hz.. Y , if 2 'V Q. se g 'ff . A A aw., 2 jk, 4, jg s' , fig 'wtf Q , f iff J, nf N j W 44.4 ii- rg xx . 1 F' - 5? ' Q' My buddy Tony 84 Duane Party at Humphreys l . 1 ! -sly. , 'kf k which Way? Hurraax! 5,15 'D Nj 1 MJ Okay... 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