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N Cups L Q ff .ba D'!'W ri- --+ B Ai-an 'I' 1. lf' sa l'ta-975' 7 A ,Fr- ,1 ,I ,4 I USS Sierra K AD- 182 Forty-Sixth Birth da y Cruise Mediterranean Sea, 8 March - 8 Sept 1990 TABLE OF CDN TENTS Sierra Command Commanding 0tHcer Executive Officers IPast 0 Presentj Command Master Chiefs Cllaplain!0mbudsman Departure Command History Battle Group Photo Administration Department MedicalfDental Departments Deck Department Engineering Department Underway iMA V Boathouse Crew Supply Department Sweatweelr Cone Fishin' 6 7 8 9 10-I1 12-13 51-54 55-60 61-68 69- 79 80-81 82 83-94 95 96 ey' Yosemite Turnover Opera tions Department Alek Trebeck Jeopardy Host Repair Department Sierra 's Foundry C TG Clzangeout 15-21 23-41 48-45 50 r -1-A--CL-'lv , ,, y .g5ij , ,,f- gf!-fgf? f - J f 4v N ,..M, ,...,,.y 'FK Port Visits ltaly - NaplesfRomefCaeta 114-117 France-MarseillefCannes!Toulon!Pa ris 1 18- 122 Spain-Cartegenafpalma MagaluffRota 123- 127 Channel Fever Events Crafts Show 144 Foscle Follies 1 45 Beauty Contest 146-14 7 Casino Night 148-149 Talent Night 1 50- 151 Khaki Mess Night 152- 153 Homeward Bound 1 54- 159 Cruiseboolr Staff! Epilogue 1 60 Lessons Learned Bravo Zulu Fly-A ways Flight Quarters Special Teams Sports Ships Tended V. 97 98-99 100-101 102-103 104-107 108-111 112-113 -f' 'X 1 , 1 -f .'-1' lf 21 fa! -'gli ff ff' ' . ' I, g ,tru Y., A . ay 1 w , -if - six ff, I .y Y 1 f . P I ' l .' I ' K Shiphoard Life 128- 135 Unrep 136- 1 3 7 Farewell Poem 138 Arrivederci-Sierra 139 Happy Birthday Baby!! 140-141 AdvancementsfES WSfSWOSCf 142 S WO Yellowstone Turnover 143 it i. , 2 A r 'S . 1 Tae '51- 3' Q ' si. . . fig, Commanding Officer Capt. Thomas Weaver 1' I - I Captain Thomas Weaver is a native of Columbus. Ohio. He received his undergraduate degree from the University of Dayton and graduate degree from Providence College. His service education includes Officer Candidate School. the Armed Forces Staff College. the Naval War College and the Senior Officer Surface Material Readiness Course in Idaho Falls. Idaho. Captain Weaver has served shipboard tours aboard USS RANGER fCV-61. USS LOESER IDE-6801. USS HORNE QDDG-301 and USS SELLERS QDDG-Ili. His Executive Offi- cer tour was aboard the USS FOREST SHERMAN fDD- 930i. In February 1983, he assumed command of the USS TRIPPE IFF-10751. During his tour, Trippe won the Battle E in DESRON FOUR and two Hook 'Emu Awards for ASW excellence in the Sixth Fleet. Following his command tour, Weaver was assigned to USS FORRESTAL QCV-593 where he served as Chief Engineer for two years. .fi 4 ul United States Navy His shore duty assignments include a tour in the Bureau of Naval Personnel, Washington, DC and later as personal aide to Commander, Navy Recruiting Command, Officer in charge of the 1200 psi Mobile Training Team, Charleston, South Carolina and as an instructor in the Prospective Com- manding Officer f Executive Officer courses at the Surface Warfare Officers School Command, Newport, Rhode Island. His most recent assignment was Commanding Officer of Fleet and Mine Warfare Training Center. Captain Weaver assumed command of USS SIERRA fAD-181 on March 17, 1989. He is authorized to wear the Meritorious Service Medal n with a Gold Star, the Navy Commendation Medal, Navy Unfit Commendation and various campaign and service medals. Captain Weaver is married to the former Kathleen Gerd.. ashfv of si. Paul, Minnesota. He and Kathy, a former Navyaf nurse, have three children: John, Christine and Jim. .-,N F Y 4. Y , ., , ' faq? ji . ,. use ii . V K . - 4 It , i il asm je s. i 'ir i' Iii! gimmi- LCDR J.L. Moore July 90-Present Executive Ufffcers Lieutenant Commander James L Moore is Sierras new Executive Officer. He was born Ititi miles north of Charleston in the city of Barnwvll. South Carolina Moore is a 1073 graduate of the Universitv of South Caro ltna where he earned a Bachelor of Science in Business and a minor in Advertising. Moore enlisted in the US Navv in February 1975 as a Hull Technician, completed boot camp in San Diego. Ca. and he was assigned to USS ALBANY CCG-101. He reported to Offi- cer Candidate School in Newport, Rhode Island in 1976. subse- quently receiving orders to USS TACAMO IPG-92i, where he served as Engineer officer from May 1977 to August 1978. LCDR Moore then served aboard USS PETERSON IDD-9693 and USS MOUNT WHITNEY tLCC-201 as Navigation Offi- cer. He then reported to the Naval Safety Center in Norfolk. VA where he served until February 1984. Next he attended Main Propulsion Assistant School at NETC in Newport, prior to reporting aboard USS INCHON QLPH-121 where he was Main Propulsion Assistant until August 1985. He became Engineer Officer aboard USS WILLIAM V. PRATT CDDG-441 until November 1987. Prior to reporting to USS SIERRA QAD-181. Moore was the Material Officer for Commander Cruiser Destroyer Group Two Staff in Charleston. Moore has been awarded several Navy Awards including: Navy Commendation Medal with Gold Star, Sea Service Rib- bon. fsix awardsl, Navy Expeditionary Medal. Battle E. and Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal. LCDR Moore resides in Charleston with his wife Cansas. He has two children - Alison. age nine and Amanda, age seven. Lieutenant Commander Jeffrey Butts was born in Groton. ' 5-'JL I- ' LCDR J.M. Butts January 89-July 90 x,I Connecticutt and is a graduate of the U.S. Naval Academy at Annapolis, Maryland. Upon graduation he attended the flrst ba- sic surface warlare officer course at Newport, Rhode Island prl- or to reporting to USS MACDONOUGH QDDG-391, homeport Charleston. South Carolina. After serving in a variety of billets, he was ordered to the pre-commissioning crew of USS NAS- SAU CLHA-43 as Assistant Combat Systems Officer. Later, Lieutenant Commander Butts was assigned to the Fleet Ocean Surveilance Center at CINCLANTFLT as an analyst and watch officer. Upon completion of Department Head School in Newport, Rhode Island. LCDR Butts reported to USS RICHARD I.. PAGE KFFG-Si as Weapons Officer and later received orders to the pre-commissioning team of USS IOWA CBB-61, where he served as Gunnery and, later, Assistant Operations Officer. Selected to attend the Naval Postgraduate School at Monterey, California, Lieutenant Commander Butts received his Master of Science degree in Intelligence and then reported to USS SAI- PAN tLHA-23 as Combat Systems Officer. LCDR Butts served as Executive Officer of USS SIERRA tAD18i prior to reporting to Mine Division 125 in Charleston, South Carolina. LCDR Butts is authorized to wear the Navy Commenda tion Medal. Navy Achievement Medal, Humanitarian Service Medal, Meritorious Unit Commendation and various campaign and service medals. Lieutenant Commander Butts is married to the former Dianne Robinson, a native of Charleston, South Carolina. He and Dianne have three children: Kevin, Andria, and Travis 49' 'iii MMCMISWI D. Echols April '90-Present MMCMISWI M. Riley June '88-May '90 Command Master Chiefs Donald Ray Echols was born in Moultrie, GA on June 18, 1953. He attended Recruit Training Command, Orlando, FL In 1972 and Machinist's Mate 'A' School in 1972. Following graduation, Echols served on USS EUGENE A. GREENE QDDR-7111. USS PUTNAM QDD-7573 and USS WILLIAM C. LAWE QDD-7631. He left sea duty in April 1977 and attended the Instructor Training Course at Fleet Training Center, Norfolk, VA. He was then assigned to the staff of Damage Control School there. Returning to sea duty in May 1980 on board USS SEL- LERS, he was advanced to Chief Machinist's Mate and Senior Chlef Petty Officer prior to leaving USS SELLERS. Senior Chlef Echols was instrumental in the ship being awarded the Engineering 'E' and the Battle Efficiency 'E' ln August 1985, he attended the Senior Enlisted Acad- emy at Newport, R.l., then he was assigned to NAVSUR- FLANT Readiness Support Group. Charleston, S.C. While sta- tioned at RSG, he was frocked for Master Chief Petty Officer in 1987. Master Chief Echols returned to sea as Engineering Group Supervisor on USS BLAKELY QFF-10721 in late 1987 and also USS MAHAN QDDG-421 in 1988. Master Chlef Echols was transferred to USS SIERRA in April 1990, joining the ship in Gaeta, Italy as Command Mas' ter Chief. He is married to the former Vadene Helms of Lancaster, S.C. They have two daughters, Sara Courtney and Emily Rae. On May 2, 1990 MMCM fSWl Martin J. Riley departed USS SIERRA QAD-181 for the last time enroute to the states for his retirement from active naval service after 22 years. Master Chief Riley was formally retired on June 30, 1990. Martin J. Riley Jr. began his naval career at Recruit Training Command, San Diego, California, followed by Ma- chinist's Mate A School, graduating in November of 1968. After which he served aboard numerous naval vessels includ- ing the newly commissioned USS SAIPAN ILHA-21. While serving on SAIPAN from October 1977 to Novem- ber 1982 he was advanced to Chief Petty Officer and was as- signed as the Main Propulsion Division Leading Chlef Petty Officer. He next transferred to USS JULIUS QFFG-61 November 1982 where he was appointed Command Leading Chief and later advanced to Senior Chief Machinist's Mate. While stationed at NAVSURFLANT Readiness Support Group, his performance resulted in his being advanced to Mas- ter Chief Petty Officer. ln June of 1988 he transferred to USS SIERRA IAD- 18l where he served as Command Master Chief. During his 22 years of active naval service MMCM fSWl Riley received the following awards: Navy Commendation Medal. Navy Achievement Medal, Navy Unit Commendation, Meritorious Unit Commendation, Navy Good Conduct Medal, Navy Expeditionary Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal, Vietnam Service Medal, Humanitarian Service Medal, Sea Service Deployment Ribbon and the Republic of Vietnam Campaign Medal. MR. RILEY, FAIR WINDS AND FOLLOWING SEAS ! Lt. Steplzen B. Hall Chaplain United States Navy Chaplain Hall was born in Charlotte, N.C. Nov. 8, 1947. He is ordained as a clergyman of the United Methodist Church. Chaplain Hall graduated from Meth- odist College in Fayetteville, N.C. with a B.A. and re- ceived a Master of Divinity from Duke University. He served United Methodist Church for nine years as a pastor before going to active duty. Having served through 1966-1970 as a BH3, he was commissioned as a LTJG in January 1983. Lt Hall served as a chaplain for Second Marine Division, Sec- ond Tank Battalion and Second Battalion Eight Marine Division, while stationed at Camp Lejeune, NC. Prior to USS SIERRA, he served a tour at MCAS Kaneohe Bay, H.A. As SlERRA'S Chaplain, Lt. Hall provided for the full exercise of religion as guaranteed each sailor by the Constitution. He also ministers in the needs of person, nel by providing counseling, guidance for stress manage- ment, marriage preparation and singleptireni support, During SlERRA'S inport periods, Chaplain Hall led SIERRA crew members on work protects to nrt phanages, a mission and other places needing .1 help- ing hand. Lt. Hall has rvceivetl the Navy Comr'ni'ndation Medal, Navy Unit Citation, Navy Achievement Medal, Fleet Marine Force Ribbon, Vietnam Service, Vietnam Brenda Bynum Brenda Bynum, wife of Ens. Greg Bynum. has been co ombudsman for the last year-and-aehalf. She is employed by the Charleston Naval Weapons Station, as secretary for the commanding officer. Mrs. Bynum assisted the American Red Cross in locat- ing new homes and sponsored food donations after Hurri- cane Hugo hit Charleston, SC in 1989. She is a native of Fort Bragg, NC, and now lives in Charleston, where she as- sists the Family Support Group. Sierra 's ,.. ... Ombuclsm en: Bren cla B yn um Min di Loisel if new Lt. Stephen B. Hall Campaign and Vietnam Cross of Gallantry. Chaplain Hall and his wife, Teresa, have two chil- dren. Andrew, 15, and Kaitlyn, 6 months. 54Lf'Pf-J ' f Mindi Loisel Mindi Loisel, is the wife of EMC Reginald Loisel. She has served as coombudsman for over two years. She is al50 deeply involved in SIERRA'S Family Support Group. Mrs. Loisel is also a Sunday school teacher and regularly particf-A. pates in PTA activities. 1 a Chief and Mrs. Loisel are the parents of three childrenf ' Ch1'iSf0Ph2f. 12: Matthew. 115 and Maria, three years old., Mrs. Loisel is a native of Grand Rapids, Ml and now - lives in Charleston, SC. W Departure . . . watched from browside while they wa ved from below. streaming down many of their faces. They tried to for our sakes, to make us proud. We were just hoping TE lfrhqfere proud of us as we tried to stifle our emotions. We ahead. They are the ones who have to make up the slack that our absence entails. They are our families and loved ones. We, the crewmembers of USS SIERRA, thank them for their support: for without them we wouldnt be as strong. We them to see and remember our dignity, but they sa w what wanted - our hearts. thank them for understanding the Navy life that calls us away at times: this time for a six-month deployment to the Mediterra- ' Who are these bra ve 'soldiers of separation '? They are the ,ings we left behind. They are the ones with the most difficult tasks nean. -JOSN Lisa Cromer .H .2-,., Q, , Km, 2, ,V Q -,ka V-. ...QV , '-M. . ..... .11 f --W WWW' , i 1,,., 1 I :il i ui-meer. in , ' M. 'W-MWQW4' 5 ' N-M 'WQQPU i it K h -ti N 5 in 'Q' sq. 1 -Q' k , 1 'few 'Lil' . 1 ' K ' iii: f V 'J .ai . , iivfiw . vw t new I 1,411 V J- wf ' -9 as -if ff wi 4' hx' Nw, , 4' 3214 tk 5 Ph 1 by ENSMIK lsk vel i A 9 I M 0 D V 1 u 1 ff ., K , y Y'PY4-4, F 4' e 'f ' ' ,,., , , s- F Y, . 'Qi,4,'. f I vl 'fF' - ir ' I .5 ' 5 A ' 1 I A W ar - A fs s.. gi- .4 4 we f . .. . , -, w - . , :U mm f ,. - ' - V USS SIERRA. Sl1.myh.si, Cllr IQ l USS. Sierra tin replica of naiqy yard ' says Shanghai Herald, Tuesday, Nov 5 1 945 SIERRA celebrated her 4bth birthday. as the voungest and oldest crewmembers cut the commemorative cake on March 20. 1990. Eighteen-year-old SN Connie Mason and 48fyear'nld ICI Gary Wentworth lwho was two years old when SIERRA was com- missioned in 1944i were all smiles when they sliced the icing dur' ing the ships first steel beach picnic. The brief ceremony spotlighted the role SIERRA has played as Battle Group Tender to both the Pacific and Atlantic fleets over the decades. She was recognized early on as a top-notch Navy ship. Visiting China in 1945. SIERRA was described in the Shanghai Herald as a crack destroyer tender . . . a floating repli- ca of Pearl Harbor Navy Yard. Following the legacy of her like-named predecessor. a troop transport in World War I. SIERRA was outfitted after commis- sioning to take part in World War ll - with four 52538 gun mounts and two heavy-duty cranes. That period was remembered by plankowner Roger G. Cas- per - I think back to how heartsick most of our green crew was when we passed under the Golden Gate and not knowing when we would return, he said. The first crew, I can report, was so ,f , 7 7 N -vs. -Q! IIII ties also updated, SIERRA gained the ability to do even more since '44. Moving to her present home port, Charleston, SC in 1974. SIERRA joined NAVSURFLANT and handled 24.000 work or- ders, with a half million manhours to repair SURFLANT units. Her productivity rating for 1975 was a remarkable 10996. SIERRA continued her dual function as tender and flagship lor COMCRUDESGRU TWO and she was kept busy with deploy- ments in 1977, 1978, 1985 and 1987. ln 1989 SIERRA faced the challenge of Hurricane Hugo bv lending a helping hand to the Charleston community after that storm's devastation. ln that same year she played a part as the community Business Education Partnerships were signed on board. SIERRA'S later years have been just as productive as her early ones. She completed 6,358 jobs in 257,579 manhours this d9Pl0yment. The result is a successful Mediterranean deploy- ment, Qiving credence to the phrase some things get better with age. -SK2 Kenneth Cebrun gL.sf,4Q1. V 2 Heritage from the past . . . HI SN Illrisun rind ICI Wentworth Cu! SIERRA 'S 46th B1r!Iid.iy cake, March 20. I 'Z -USS SIERRA high .md dry in thc floating drydock. H3 -In 1972, putvririnl fvm.aIv crcwmvmburs COITN3 aboard. H4 Headline from 1945 SIERRA newspaper - overlayed with .i map of thc ships cruise .area in World War II. Thv phnmgr.ipI1 5Imws Plankowncr Roger G. Casper on duck with his sIirpnm!cs. RADIO PRESS NEWS - H . .ae ...Ea ,, ,V W-, ,Am W, M4 ia 1 U. s. s. srumn, AD-I8 N.. in ' .laps Seek Peace. g E ANI, rf .I 6 Semi 11 E W' 4' A . ,ar .I i 1 .f- - .4 . 'Q f A Ar 4 ' J - U ' . .... A . F l . 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J., E 'Q' ,.. . .lf .'u. .,,, vw Q-so -4' V -1 1 4 . . ' -, - QL 43 -NJ '- f 1 r EV! 1. Ag, Dtckcr ,QUIZ I g.v..' ..-v-1.-.- -f E Sierra takes Ba ttle Cro up from Yosemrte In Augusta Bay . ., V1 f-'53, 2 . apt. f- Wi-he Y Q . yn . V ,U Sierra arrives in Augusta Hay. Sicily, SIERRA relieved USS YOSEMITE CAD-19D as Sixth Fleet Destroyer Tender on March 23. 1990. SIERRA'S mission during this deployment was to en- sure all ships coming into the various ports for tending services received expedient repairs and support in or- der to continue their missions. During the two-day turnover between SIERRA and YOSEMITE, many tons of material, spare parts and other required items needed during a Mediterra- nean deployment were brought on board SIERRA. Valuable information was passed to SIERRA crew for a smoother deployment, including lessons learned by YOSEMITE crew and preceeding ships. At the end of the three-day turnover, SIERRA was fully prepared to undertake the job of Battle Group Tender. while YOSEMITE returned home. Beer stand Ning turned nwr to Sierra 's crew, Upera tions Dept. f qos' pu- M.. 'Y I K FCI Cunningham OC Division The RM's and SM's together shape the Com- munication DivisioniOCl. RM's handle all the mes- sage traffic as they provide the command with the capability to exchange accurate, rapid and secure information with other commands. The SM's also man the visual communication link with semaphore flags, ilaghoist and searchlights. al l iW,N Sturt K 4 Ui' lliiiv.-': tl ,, se: 'T??if?5'f'577E fm 7' if ' 's 31, A fisaggz .. 7,1 JF wap., , - L, .-Im iv. L T John Hutka Dvpmftinvnt Hmm' HMI' Vnnrv Whitv ,a v i 56 El' iq Y 1 I V ' U 'f-. x x Q v -6- 'Tr 111 ' 2' RMI lSWl Stephen French RMI Teresa Hendrix SMI Walker Jackson RMIISWI Kathleen Wolle RM2 Nicholas Barror RM2 Blaine Blnkley RM2 Michael Conner RM2lSWl Charles Davis RM2 Sarah Johnson SM2l5Wl Clay McGee RM2 Timothy Spry RM2 Patricia Ward AND CLOSKNC7 IUELMD ACURA - YE 44033 in ff 1 . , .. ,. 'L RM3 Veretta Marrhews RM3 Johnnie Rembert SMSA Sivan Blake RMSN Ellmse Buff RMSA Srac-ey Mckeeve SMSN Tiffany Surron RMSN Kelley Vinson RMSN Amy Whipple 1 8 KNOT5 : You WANT MORE. :Ql 5 .-i I ,Is I I ' . 9. fl Wnmwinl 5 rm Mum 31730 Z 17 4 qi'- OE Division The Electronics Division aboard SIERRA main- 1 tains electronic equipment on board as well as repair- ' ing equipment from tended ships. They also train other shi s in proper operation and maintenance ENS Greg Bynum p ' Division Officer -Q., Q -1- - 4 F X, 5 ETCM rswi william Lockamy 1 E TCIS WI Barry Colson l ETC Jeffrey Crawford Q--3, li? 'eff 'Y v E4 fo-,vi E., .1 r, A ,M Y r ,, 4 V ,- , Q , xfi V : it X, YJ .pg v EN? l ,fx I Y be E T1 lSWl Pamd Dickson ET1l5Wl Roberto Mclafferty 2 E T1 Arless J Mclean -ii ET1 Navarro Middleton fig E T1 IS W2 Rlckylg Miller fi rf , if E T1 Donna Pardee T E T1 Garry Pad E T1 Michael Vs Schnell A lC2 Russell Akd E T2 Joey Calloway ET2 william Cul AG2 Debra Didiego ET2 Colleen Fri E T2 Ryan 1 Harmon E T2 John Harti 9 E TL? Bmdley Litke E T1 Anthony Penningron E TL? Harold Pickett E T2 Mark Johnson ICB Carman Wells E T3 Arm' CNZFIROWIYZ ETS Mark Fvnley' ET5 .fnn.sth.in Fox ET3 Patrick Hansen FTS Lewis Hardin ETS Tmmrhg' Gnodln ETS Mn.'h.n'l Jusfln' ETX lih.1lla'S Kopp I'T.s' .l.1rm's Moon' .ld TSN Lua Cmnwr ET? Frrel 'lfb ofa 0 Division Navigation Division is composed of Operations Special- ists and Quartermasters. OS's work in the Combat Informa- tion Center and are responsible for the organized collection, processing, display, evaluation, and rapid dissemination of tactical information to command and control stations. Some M A of the many duties required of a QM are those connected with navigations, steering and ship control, weather and record keeping. if L 7' Mark Douglass Navigation Division Ofhcer i1 -C 444 ,N-4, 3 F?- r V - Q Q-5-5 -..-, M-.M it ,,.,,V.. he -Y.. ,- ---swk ,sV,ii i ki.- THEY WENT THA-rAwAY ..i -':'...,....fl ..,.., g.,.....-.-- --- 77 J -V - ... 1 1 i J X 'xvgg u C 1. N - X OSI Terry Mllna O52 Rebecca Beglau O52 Carlos Rlvm QM2 Julie Wilma O53 Jennifer Ballckl O53 Doreen Bonneau BM3 Robert Haney O53 Candlsa Podry OS3 Michael Sconlers OS3 Ronald Slerelckl OSSN Evette Blur QMSN Vanetta Charles OSSA Colleen Carr OSSA Jason Pd!! 20 1 'vu 'Q d ' u,.,xQ-W ,Q-an-u o Q-1 -C! X 1 4 ' 1-M4 SSYI JJCkSC A HOP! OSX Blue :rt CIC. .at J.. Operation L'gr.z.1 .. gldu while O51 .Vzktcr telephone fffghff --: :sr Or- :f SM3 Moore on the Sfgffdf Srrdg -. hard fa bowl, 4-...1 fPx V,l.W,,.-,--, Jeopardy's Alex Trebek drops by to visit Sierra's crew in Naples, Italy Chief Lizzard briefs Alex Trebek Members of the machine shop gather around. EM3 Muniak gets a hug. HT1 Cathcart FN White PM1 Fisher The Personnel Office An Engineering tour REPAIR DEPT. H--.-, was fa, Illia-. , ' , - G .., 1 ' u 0 Q l s O F K CDR Alan Lerchbacker LT Gerald Hammond L T Donna O'Brien Division Officer R -0 Division R-O Division is the Adminig. trative backbone of Repair. It is where all jobs are screened for SIERRA and other ships to see if we have the capabilities as well as the materials to complete the job. The Photo Lab, Print Shop and Repair Admin. are indeed a part of the 'Helping Hand Crew'. R10 Dept Head ARO V it , 1 -4 Q Liv . H P'- ,.... . .. Vg vu.- Sits. V 'P' Sl N! 1 U' lx 'X f f t ' 'C' Q x W-. E ,I MRCSlSWl Charles Scealf OMCS James Ventresca MRCISWJ Allan Grovo ICC Thomas Miche - V Y X1 24 ETC Mark Pyatt LIC Oscar Selander, Ill YNC Thomas Taylor YN1 Juanita Hall PH1 Diane Lemieux L11 Matthew Smiley, Ill DM2 Michelle Benson 4' 2 or Q ii ll L12 Albert Gauvin ffl PH3 Thomas Dolan YN3 Elizabeth Ramirez L13 Ralph Rodriguez is lr .gr 1, V 1-4 :mg-V I ' l P SN Harber! Graves - YNSR Mzchael Baucom :., ,: , N , 3, in Q 1, i L A i ' YNS.-4 Zachary Loper Y.'N'S.4 James .Hickey PH3 Dolan fbefuuf sas Zahn: Ll2 Gauvzn fbulmrrrl fmfruuts LH r?,1:.'.',' A pzpe palchzng sus-m.': Mrk: L T U Br.-m l'K'l I'unnAngh.n IYI .,- ,x Repair Facts 8: Figures- Jobs cornpleredq 450 Shears of aluminum used H5 ' 'La ways C.-XSREPS .YI.m-huurs L4,f'.'hifu1f11s 105 nmrurs ruwnumi 1,100 rm'fh.m1ml vmlfbmrmns 6, 358 89 139 257,579 1,237 PHSDIIM vw ,. E.- F...-, 25 i 3 ,uv 1,1 N R -1 Division CWU4 lfubcrl Cltrik DN '1 ' Umm R-1 repairs, maintains and fabricates hull fitting and associated equipment. These personnel are highly moti- vated and skilled and are guaranteed to get the job done right the first time with great quality. 1, HPF I N ,vw V i gt 11 Q' :PW ' 1 V S4 of -wt ' .J 444 4 Zire'-s.i 'ii A 1 K 4 C i 'fps W' 9 G- Q' X, 7 V M f x. .W-F-..,,- N- S H TCSIS WI Clarence Brackens HTCKSWI Wayne Achley H TCKS WI Albert Dawes HTC Jere Whidham H T1 ISWI Scott Brown HT1 Christine Cathcart PMI Richard Fisher H T1 Joseph Henckel HT1 ISWI James Johnson HT1 Stephen Johnson H T1 IS W1 Stevie Johnson H T1 Dexter Littleton H T1 IS Wi Orlando Mala bez H T1 KS W1 Randel Roland H T1 IS W2 Robert Thornton H T1 Kim Turner . 'E' S2 Q, R ll K, N 2 lf? T'- ll Y Qi xft ,X -.. 2' F' ,Q 1759 an E 'ff gf QF qs 1-sq ta, UI DC 1 Glenn Walker HT1 Douglas Yontz HT2 Lee Armstrong HT 2 Robert Baker HT 2 John Brungardt HT2 Gregory Hood HT2 Bruce Jacobs H T2 Billv King HT2 Mark Lattin H T2 Raymund Morehouse H T2 Marilyn Ostendorl HT2 Mary Storey HT2 Kevin Swen H T2 Kathie Szczepanluk HT2 Gregory Tucker H T2 Wllllam Turner H T2 Danny Walker H T3 Roger Boggs DC3 James Cole H T3 Robert Davis H T3 Erlc Kreps HT3 Eric Kurth DC3 Mark Mackey PM3 Joseph Mlgues DC3 Chelbl Wllllngham I 6+ e-75' ,gf-fri l -..vi K, , 5 R ,,, Q by y 1 h K I 5 1 6 HTFR Robin Agnew H TFA Lee Balm' SA Alfred Bauman FA Laura Beckett FR Crispin Balm, HTFR Chrlstophq Calhoun FA Leo Calhoun H TFN Aklnkela Carter H TFN Brian Cattrysse HTFA Steven Clemons HTFA Matthew Clowdus HTFN Stephan Cohen FR Henry Ebldo FA Jason Huglm FA Nlck Jones FR Klrk Klrts HTFR Davld Lui HTFA Paul Latham H TFA Duane Ln FA Ike Leger HTFA Gerry Llttlepage FN Allen McKibben HTFR Robert Moore H TFN Robert Morgan H TFN Bradley Olson HTFN Mlchael 5 Parker Q HTFR Jame-S ff Reeves SN Tamera R HTFA William Shrader FA lrvm 'ld X I 1 i 1 Sf ,L Q . ' 5 f A 3 1 WWI if F 4 'J x xi Ali 2 . ' 7 Z f 1 K Q r 'AW 3 P, W g uw I D' t JA M xx Lznlxr A I X 6 2 ' 1190295 A 6 ,QD h HAL. OA-2 rff- 5 fp Don t worry captaln My bulkhead rapalrs should hold tlll wa 1 LT William Krug Division Ollrcer R-2 Division H. R-2 is SlERRA'S Mechanical Machinery Divi- sion. These personnel are knowledgeable and trained in fabricating various parts made out of many types of metal. Their work is done quickly and precise ly. Ht- ' , I P q ff v 53551 lx ,As K vs ,, 'fl lg, l!Tl'Sf.'4W.' Liang Turk.-r BTU Kvnnvrli Smilh MMC ISWI Donnie Smith 'J' ,fs ' is K I l -vu. Q ' I 1 f ' - I if Y' H 4 e. ' H A is y so 3 s Q S l 0 ,K-, S- V 1 S11 I Y we C WO2 Charles Ring Asst Division Officer 'Bin I I 6. l---111 MRCISWI Antonio Valanlb B T1 Dale Brooks BTI IS W1 Scott Brownhelm EN1 IS W1 Anita Decker MMI Michael Derouchie EN1 Virginia Fullbright MMI lSWj Gregory Hetherington EN1 lSWl Floyd Koch BTI ISWI Thomas Marsman MRI lS W1 Billy Moore ML1 Michael Moore MRI ISWI Glenn Patrick MRI John Schriefer ln. 'i , f.. wg 4- f n I . M V t 1 'V sn,- ' 47 ' W ' 2' -D S2 S 1. V1 .wk Y -'l i n 1 ,' Y if ' :H- I ,.,. 'f vw, C . I . D in R 4' 3 cc-1 MR2 Gregory Caslon MR2 John f:hfl'ilt'fTbLlIy' - QL is ggi? In U Q V F3 Ml L' lfifkv C'i'llii1s y f MM3 ii-sw: ,funn Clvruliviw M311 Alan Snyder MM! Charles Smith BTI Charles Williams MRI Donald Woods V . -i. .xml FIN' Coinpfon, prepare .1 valvv YO be tested, f N 9imuh.ir.,'n'r, f4.N' lip ll Y if Y :ff 'Wa ry - es Y Yi - Qui ' 4 at I lil 'SRT' 45 ff isp? MR2 ISWI Rodney Cronin MR2 IS Wi Charles Davis MR2 Jeffrey Deberry BT2 Christopher Douglas MM2 Bruce Hinson MR2 Jean Levenson MMZKSWI Roberf McDonald MM2 Gary Nenning 31 5- fs - A MR2 Scott Osborne J ' MR2 Curtis Rindler , MM2 Jeffery Schilling ci -C51 r V, .- MR2 Sean Scully A 4 ' ' t..- N11 1 Y Y -Ti J. .- f . Sl . ' it ,.. rg: -I-Q V ' ig, ' , 6 A . - GSM2 Eugene Tatroe y K Q, A MR2 Billy Willis f A S S MM3 William Bishop J L I A MM3 Jackie Chandler YL 1 4 Y xv 5 S 5 l . ' , WSH i'h.1m!.'vr 1-1 've eh. y -1-an rv 1 I1 xv so r MM3 Charles Garner B T3 Serina Geib 7 1 .. i X f EN3 Timothy Jarvis GSM3 Milton Jones V G' 1. f lf, 3 Cmtf fwfflvfa MR3 James Mynarr MR3 Garrett Nicholas .m . 'ii I' --yu ., If Ls. : aa u, says .VR2 Osborne R- ua' Q, l-It: S 9' v .'!.l A in e' MR3 Robert Nyquist MM3 Leo Poirier B T3 Andrew Redding MM3 James Roark MR3 Michael Romanowski MR3 Michael Sawyer MR3 George Vanderson ML3 Dennis Pennington GSM3 Scott Woolard ENFR Michael Albert FR Carlos Antao EMFR Walter Armour MRFR Pi-ggy Baldwin MMFN Kwth Bennet FA William Birdsall MMFA Dons Brennan FA Darrin Butts MRFA Monel Cardwell FA Raymond Chase MRFN Steve Cobb FR Jason Compton BTFA Revel Donald MRFN Mark Howell MMFN Terry Lannlng iii 33 MMFR Kevin Lippold MMFA John Myers MRFA Matthew Nussmeier BTFA Guillermo Ortiz FA Thomas Rounds MMFN Margo Ruth MRFN Michael Rutter MRFN Michael Shortridge MRFN Dennis Smith FA Michael Smith B TFR Allen Snowbarger MMFA Louis Spann MMFA Alvin Stevens FA Darcy 77llitt BTFN Tina Werthington FN Jacqueline Williams FR Timothy Faile B TFR Jay George MRFR Mark Miller FN Brian Tait 1 -. GO AHEAD fe at Q1 ,H 0 ff . v Ifff A -dw 57 0 ,O ., MW , . J, +3 Q Z CAKE!! 0 556 U3 0 L7 -N 'QQ fflfzxsif Q fx' 'Q . 0 Tk'-1-Eoofsrncf 6 K +. .jiri O O 3 CHUG. LX 0 if ,X J 5 I .SEG3YK ?QH o U i visa?-3 WS IM in L 4. , EMCSfSWl Leonard Ogle Division Officer EMCISWI Reginald Loisel ICC' l Villlv Sakura EMIISWI Eric Bourgeois EMI Timothy Campbell EMI Ricky McGee lC2 Bradley Gerdeg lC2 Renee Hairston EM2l5l'W Sandfetra Miller E513 Dennis Casey E.'l13 Douglas Hensley E513 Napolean Jackson -3 Division R-3 Division is made up of Electricians an Interior Communication Technicians. They art responsible for the complete overhaul of electrii' I cal motors, electrical communication and naviga tional equipment on SIERRA and tended units 4 ,f 1 xii 1' 4 , u u mil Y se I if. Y -4 - Yr iff xl , 'E as l if . Z 3 ' Uh 1, ' ilk Q Ni EF,-i Fl EM3 Catherine Littlecreek EM3 Gwendolyn Muniak E513 Constance Nagel EM3 Valencia Williams EM3 Ryan Wilson EMFA Margaret Ackley ICFR Bertram Ahrens ICFN Willie Brown EMFA Matthew Butzcr ICFN Isaac Davis EMFN Dwight Dykstra EMFN Tong' Frazier ICFN Bmdlvy Ganskow EMFN Richard Carvy EMFFV' Martin Gattu EMFN Anvl Nvrrvm ICFA Craig Kilbarger EMFA Shelly Parker EMFR Matthew Sadravltch EMFA Sloan StGermaln a1 1- i EMFA Lawrence Stahr EMFA Carlos Quaredo ICEN' Derrick Watkins ICFN Marian White EMFN Jozette Wright I l R-5 Division E R-5 is always busy with the repair of watches, clocks, optics, typewriters and al sizes of flexible hoses. Also in R-5 are the Torpedo Mates, who handle and LTJG MlchaelLedbe1ler maintain torpedos and FCC5 ISWI DonaIdNlcHg , Division Officer IMC ISWI Paul Beam TMC John Kubehl TMC Delbert Muse FCCDon.1ld Vmhl ffl Pm1gl.u 1'un:i:ngh.un IMI ISWI Mirrhvll fi-g.'v UNI l'.1fm'k Ciarrirr UNI l,r'm1n' Hall IMI IFWI Carre!! .V:ms IMI ISWI Richard ,Voutmv r.w1rssw.41.m .w.-.-se TMHSW1 Michael 0.2 tvs . gps WN 'kitty K xi ' ' 4 4 a I E' K W IMI Moutray 7 We 5 . , lay. ,W 1 W f-M, la X4 Y cf' E5 Q 1- ' , Us , . 3. 1 ,. ,, xi I I:- . i OM! Harold Penhollow 1512 Bryan Anklam TM? Jason Boures OM2 Todd Dupre OHL' Sherman Gore T512 Steven Pershm TM2 Joe Richardson OHL' Mason Rogers 1.512 Jeffrey Taylor IMJ Clarissa Berzmsky IMJ Rebecca Eddings 'S A l l'.f15Wi fri.-fmi mil.- J f L1 Q IMJ Perla Garcia 1 ' is I Q 2 TMA' f'.i1rici.1 Kvllvr '- Lima V V. Wfji .lu.ul.1lupi' Perez if-if -. 173 I AGN -A c.- 'Q t. if TM3 Cefald Pugh TM3 Yvette Richardson TMR Derrick Robertson lM.? Marc Rucki TM3 Michele Simmons TMO3 Cecilia West IMSA David Burchett TMSN Melissa Butler i I I TMSN Michael Youn ce TMSA Kevin Griese TMSA Marnie Nix IMSA Nicholas Pippin IMSA Michael Wohlferd M f 1' lb. : r.--1. 4 .3 'rn-rrwnrs res! from Q ' 4 f7prf.af,wm Upgrade. By EM3 Nagel ,,V, li i , I Torpedo Decks Shlpmatefnzagw up in celebration, ine' a ?i munitions off-load. Q Sierra slzipmates thinking of home Tug Cnrm v WF 'noc,or,4fl'TNU1Q wmv lf H0 f. IGK Vffl. om:-JEL, T709 60 we Lmmfblu N1 T' fmt 11m.K,3 wr MAKE 0 Ax. Fi A LlTY'lL Cu U2 TL Home f TNA7 AL F... mm iii I O O U I My 0 L. ,Enid LTL f fienfb 'X Rxxix gN Qin., .mm xg , ,, 9,,.1,:.nn.x,. K ,X A , fl' F4 GCN XX 5 .J , V-,M Iwi ' - f i ' My . Y 43 4 ll' , J rn L 1 kb , ' E' , 4 I u,- V, ' ' -Q I I ' ' xi, ' ' - ,- ,1 L- .X , .' K' v5 - o I J- X ' W f ' . H Y' S , 1 , 1 V I, 2 Q' 5 Q . v , LL! X 1 ' X L 5 1 In ' A 1 -. , 4 y 1 ,' f M , f -1 1' I + ou oo '4 L . x --4 ' , N' - ' -if Wji-- -ff , AY 0 U Q n a fl O '7 , A N A f 0 ,,,Q.w.,,-A 8 .. A V Q W,-,,M.-..,,. ,m,04s4, V - -::4l1.-,,,- A , -1 W 'Ax-- Q 1 f -1 , --Q -fy, . .. A 41- - - x. Q ' If -'fzl xxx W 1.17, ,. 'A Ya ...xxxt-is -' xmxs A u H WO Bow- Av N ffga... Hr 5 llluurlllon by IMI Mlm: R-6' Division R-6, the Quality Assurance Division, consists of the non-destructive testing laboratory and the Quality Assur- ance Office. NDT tests and inspects controlled work tak- en on by the Repair Department by performing magnetic particle, liquid penetrant, ultrasonic and radiographic resting. QA oversees and documents controlled work per- formed by Repair Department. H TCM William Hedden R-6 Division Officer -ui f'i W Wi., av A Q l i ft ' 5-an gs ' Q ILQ 4- 'Y E E-V1 i5 W1 James Alum us 42 1 kill y J '-2-' w r . HTC Jimmy Pulliam BTC David Rachow H T1 Lawrence Case H T1 ISWI Sherri Case H T1 IS Wi John Cheatom H T1 ISWI Mary Holfa H T1 KSWI Thomas McCarthy HT1 lSWj Tammy McKee HT1 ISWI Kevin Turner H T2 ISM Jeffery Curenfon MR2 is W1 Richard Daignfdlllf MM2 Charles Futch qs W W f -.,,., -4 Q-,.,.,-T...V -A. . ..1 rj f- .2 J J- QQ? 5 . wi -w ,f1 QJLNQ Fu 2 ' XX'-'Af I X X x 4' V C , xixui .v -4 Y.-.. 4 , X MX f f X 'lg if X rf X7 2 MF 2 Q iff xx T' C3 f Kx ' ff-F ,P w if 3 43 R- 7 Division R-7 Division consists of Canvas Shop, Riggers, and Ship's Divers. The Canvas Shop completed 261 jobs during the cruise. The Riggers make slings and lifelines. They used 10 miles of wire rope and moved 60 tons of heavy equipment. The Divers completed 147 jobs in 181 dives. Their work includes inspection of hull, propellers and underwater gear. 'WA C WOZIS WXD Vl Da vid Smith Division Ofhcer .. ,. N ,E-3-'wr fi..-,, ,U if-, x Q51 , Ae f' ., ,nhl Z 1 MRCMIDVI Chester Weaver MMCSIDW James Wilcox BMCIS WXD VI Michael Martin S TGCKS Wi Warren Vondollen gf --. Y A F 8 A A I I 1 -4' MY bf 55 de S 1 BM I KS Wi Carlton Atkinson QM1 ISSXD V1 Theodore Herring EM1 IDVI Gary Wommack E TZKD Vi Gregory Barnett BMZISWI Thirza Graff WTZID Vi William Hiles STG2 Tracy Key FC2 James Thompson QM3 Stephanie Drosdak BM3 Cheryl Hamm B T3 Nathaniel Parker HM3KD Vl Richard Sanborn 1-- ff' l 5 ,i-l, I 45 1,4-1 Nix 5 M....l .4 N xy I' -A -ul EF 1-, R -8 Division R-8 Division consists of Planing and Estima ting, Repair Tech Library, Analysis Records and Report Section fMaintenance Da ta Collection Ofhce KARRSXMDCOI, and the Gas Turbine Shop. Repair 8 provides technical support and documentation to the Repair Department. ,,i C WO3 Thomas Mizell Division Officer fx' ' Hrcs is wi Paul Jeffers -' MMCS Thomas Quimby ETC ISWI Randy Bornholt HTC KSDW Edward McLaughlin 'Win 'ld gy, , A , W If , - E HT1 Terry Byerhx I . I 5 -4 --rv- Q L5 WW 'sf-'G' 1 w 1 'iS5.w.' I RC i gd K QE W T1 ISWI Brian Clark EMI ISDW David Cousins GSM! ISM Mark Eggleston GSE 1 Donald Gillaspie EMI ISWI Fred Leybdg MMI IS W1 Douglas M0017 MMI is W1 Richard Mullennlex 4 i 1 4 A -Q - Y S I Ymw 4? -ii-1:1 'Y ITU nu-A' v , .,.. .Lrhff .'T:,'raf. .'?Cf . TSOfT QQVI .Tea 'S SA:-.-5.-:ar L-Sfw germ u frm.:.'.'.'c NN. .N uh Y.- ..'.'. .E x f1:.! V.. FHS x'G..N N , iff: 1.1565 .1 hlxkik Q 45 VL SM fggt-51.-H .w.:' 05.511 Sprgncr lbw .' .. 'x'q Hsu' .z'ff, Nf Len. uw .1 UVJQHH' n'fl.1!lQa'UUf D 1 I I1 I 5- 9 v XJ Rx F , ' - 'M ,lx xx- if Foundry hot on the ' job . . . f USS SlERRA'S Foundry ,, produced over 400 items for ships F tended during the 1990 Mediterra- nean deployment. The most significant item was the manufacturing of two flanges LL E for the LP air system of USS GRAPPLE while in Gaeta, Italy. A Other items included strainer plugs. wire rope sockets, deck drain cov- ers, bulb hooks and ship's plaques The Foundry's mission is to manufacture various parts for ten- ded ships out of ferrous and non- ferrous metals. This involves a three-step process, which includes lll making the moldg lift the melting and pouring process: lfil shaking out the mold. First, patterns for thi: initials are made by SlERRA'SC'.irpt:ntt'r : 1,1 ifii,i'.,wi Shop. They are plticvtl into .ii flask or box. Then the metal. still an sand form, is poured over the PJQIIUYITS. They are then runtowti from the flask and hot. melted meta? is pour- ed over each pattern to form an sm, pression. The melting and pouring pro- cess requires a team of three :noi- T ' fri... cLfG,r.5'2CIO urod flopj. M 2 pj.'.'r1me:efr to .-fm . 1 .imp- ' T' J Y ' 5.2! mera! ,555 T: Ulf 'F S .-Jer: fak- .1 J. .2 .7 If . ' Qrfadk- I5 ' 4 cet 1 ML! Moore pouring molten metal ders. headed by the skimmer. the person in charge. The metals are melted down in an induction fur- nace, which produces heat by speeding up the metals molecules Some metals require higher tem- peratures. For example. stainless steel is heated to 3200 degrees. while bronze is heated to 2200 de- grees. The pouring temperature is determined by use of an optical pyrometer. Before pouring. the skimmer skims off the slag Im keep it from entering the mold, The other two molders hold the liquid metal in a frame called a shank and carefully pour the metal into the mold. The final step is shaking out the mold. in which the mold is bro- ken from its casting. lt is checked for defects lcracks, holes, etc.l. then sanded or ground to a finish and de- livered to the customer. MMC Joe Williams led the Foundry team of ML1 Michael Moore, ML2 Nelson Robinson, ML2 Ricky Collins and ML3 Dennis Pen- nington. 'SN Douglas Alexander lyk! C' nz gd I VX pg ML! Huw i. 1 ., kr G TC Changeoutl On USS Ticonderoga S4 '3- x li f KL Vx 45. -'P D . 'g ' if . Part of the UTD tmrr: ,vt unix .in Tit.fn.1'.'i.--J.: l'h1ft.f twloui shows installat Ours is a unique shop in that we are all assigned to two separate divisions and four work centers. When a gas turbine job comes in, we come together as 31 -T under the cogni- zance of R-2 Division. We ha ve performed three generator changeouts this deployment. one hot section re- placement and several main gas turbine grooms. The Ticonderoga job was for NA VSEA certification of GTG changeout and hot section replacement ualifica tions. V Cl -GSM1 KS L I Mark Eggleston v-sv . F . - an .v I, f I7. LPO: GSM 1 KS W1 Eggleston GSE 1 Gillespie GSM1 Spigner GSM2 Tatroe GSM3 Woolard GSM3 Jones GSE3 Chevalier C WO3 Mizell L T Krug FCI Cunningham phd! 31 T Shop R-8 Tech Library R-8 ARRSXMDCO R-8 P Kc E R-2 Outside Machine R-2 Outside Machine R-2 Outside Machine R-8 Tech Library R-8 Div. Off R-2 Div. Off 3' in MQ: Vin. vc' .4- dministra tive Dept. i A x A. .xv pu' ku ,pb '1 - W -f '- 'im'-4 rafwswwwliid.-Q ? Us J-, 4 an,.g.,,, ,,,,,,,,,, 'ill wadunuuuf FC I Cunningham Administrative Department The Administrative Department consists of various offices which are t l as follows: the Ship's Office, Personnel Office, Safety Office, Educa iona Services Office, Legal Office, Post Office, Drug and Alcohol Program Ad- visor Office fDAPAl, Material Maintenance Management Office f3Ml, Special Services Office and the Master-at-Arms Office. The Ship's Office provides administrative support to the CO,XO, and all officers on board. The Personnel Office maintains service records for all enlisted member in addition to ID cards, orders, leave chits, SRB's and extensions. The Ship's Safety Office provides improvement of safety precautions onboard. The Educational Services Office offers crew mem- bers opportunities for advancement. The Legal Office services include preparing wills, assisting in domestic relations, and handling UCMJ viola- tors. The Post Office handles the incoming and outgoing mail. The DAPA Office offers drug and alcohol referrals. The 3M Office coordinates PMS requirements, work requests and work packages for IMAVS. Special Ser- vices provide the ship's crew with recreation. The MAA enforces the Navy and Ship's Regulations. The personnel of the Administrative Department make the SIERRA - The Ship With The Helping Hands what she is today. C WO2 Willie Allen Administrative Officer - .Z N LT Neil Hu ison ENS C ff . V Safety Officer Qgrtegfgjgilnger MA CM Orlando Cacao YNCMKSWI Gregory Ecker EMCMISVW Christine - Chief MAA Ship 's Secretary 3M Coordinator N- . My if -k PNCS Kevin Appleby NCC5 Edward Hebb Personnel Officer Career Coun 52110 I STG CfSWl Ernest Gray MM1 Vincent Bankston EMI Bruce DDUW5 1 I, in I fPai gi 2 Q Q! 1 r .af 1 ,iz - Q , , rl! 1 5.4 4 'I' so 'in xl' --1 if, bd If ln.. 5 Xl Y V 54 A -J NJ XJ, X! Kr' Q 3 Ea.. 'Uh 4 a lla!- V N21 ' . U., la nhl ,' YNSR Garry Hawes A PNSN Cheryl Leller SN James Miller RPSR Clinton Reed ll 1 if PN I IS Wl Danilo Pasicolan LN1 Walter Ruday IMI John Shirley NCI Larry Sutton ICI Gray Wentworth OMI Robert Whitehead PN? Pearl Anderson EM2 Deborah Farris PN2 Billy Howard E T2 Hudarphus Hardnett DP2 Kelly Green PN2 Beverly Moore RP? Mana Murphy ICZISWI Herbert Porter ML2 Nelson Robinson PCP James Spatz FC2 Roger Wilson YN3 Jocelyn Antonio PC3 George Harris PN3 .leannle Lachance PN3 Rodney Murphy YN3 Julie Rowle PN3 Lllllan Waddell PN3 Eve West YNSR Todd Cook V..-..,......-... . . m 3 Ffh' L1.'l1an Waddell always has smiles. 5c'.'lM'f Chzcl Appleby and Senior Chief Q ll. I-fr cmlur before the day 's events, ltop, I .NI HLJil.ik'SU1'l77SlO handle a lot ofpaper- H.:A..f:,: mid hours are Postal Clerks and Spa tz. Kbelowj 'TWH l f I J I- , ?' ,A-iffy 'fe I Medical Dept. i I Q, Y! 1,21 I .J Q' . if FCI Cunnmgha 9 I S o 1 X 5 r 1 Medical Department 1 Q www. 7? 4 LCDR George Ferrara CWO4 Kenneth Colby Medical Olllcer HMCS Carolyn Buflum Physiciank Assisrgm ff fm 'f 'N If Ns 1 ' W A . Y .il S 5-. 2 l' K ff Y H ,- lox . V 7 l 56 '! me HM3 Denise Byers HM3 Jeffrey Linn HM3 Christine Stancil HMI ISWI Neil Mltzman HM2 Michael Addington HM2 Samuel Alston HM2 Joan Browning HM2 James Holden HM2 Rodolfo Orola HM2 Anthony Parks HM2 Emlllo Qulboloy 15 he 'x The SIERRA medical staff accomplishes quite a bit. ln addition to physicals for routine re-enlistments separations and special programs, the Medical Depart- ment is equipped with facilities to perform audiograms Xqays and minor surgery. Also with an 8-bed ward, Med- ical is the main battle dressing station during General Quarters. Among Medicalis many responsibilities, cleanliness and sanitation inspections of messing and berthing are conducted to ensure a healthy and comfortable living en- vironment for all Sierrans. 1 v -B. 1 ft. ,fl -ff xi ,V X UML' Mlrlmul Addington conducts rriic'rmt'upu' muff.--. for ,lm .l.'r.-:mf nv if- iw X l sl . DHI I:'m'k-mn rccwvus om' ul Ihr HHIIIV viicwfmfiuri -rim!-. .lm-rs feirui g Nw ,Www fr f ' S fulfill UML' Uruln .nlmrnlsivrs 'first .mf to l. TJ!! I..'il!u-ftvr iri'1h!,' .vi -'lv ' Q xr? SQ U14 -l .1 N . Uunnyn lrmu llllllllllllidfltlll wt-vk, HM2 Hcwlrivri rgiv.-v f N I rw in i I f E' L I ' vi , U A 537- 3.855- 355- 1,296- 3.238- 3,100- Sierra Stats: Shots Sick call visits Physicals Audiograms Prescriptions Lab studies x........... . ' 'il' Y- -1i.....?.... Dental Department 1 E, I by FCI Cunrrghem UL CDR Bradford Keeney Dental Olllcer Den tal Department Maintaining the oral health of SlERRA'S personnel and the rest of the fleet during this Mediterranean cruise was not easy for the Dental Department. lt took a highly-skilled staff of dental technicians and dentists. using state of the art equip ment to meet the fleet's demands. Services provided by Dental included X-rays, prosthetics, lpreventive dentistry programl, tooth extraction, cleaning, fil- lings and the construction of partial dentures, crowns and bridges. SIERRA is the only tender to routinely use portable dental equipment. The portable unit was used aboard six ships in Naples, while SIERRA was in Gaeta, Italy, saving at least six man-hours per patient. It reduced lost production upkeep time for tended units. The dental staff contributed to ship's readiness by provid- ing emergency care at Battle Dressing stations, repair lockers and emergency fire parties. W? Y' 1 . nt-T LCDR Orborn Brown Ass! Dental Officer I' B it 1 L. LCDR Fenn Welch I f Mark R-iq.-rw DTCS Terrance Vandoren A-gf' mnfaf Offifgf .'hiCf fls'Hf.ll flffn rf is Q 'U M, s r Q.. -L' P DT2 Joseph Delacruz ' DT2 Melody Nameth L l DT3 Alshendo Brown 1' DT3 George Lowe -C. Y ,4 v ., - 4 in DT3 Garry Bastable DN Michael Johnson SN Sonia Maguregui i 59 Sierra Sta ts: Facts of Dental Readiness IMAV Average Dental Readiness of all shops tended this deploy- ment 91.21 Wa. -Patients seen as ot' 30 July 1990: 4005 -Restorations tfillingsl: 2089 -Flouride Treatment: 3038 -Prophylaxis lcleaningsl: 475 -Extractions: 95 -Endodontic Work: 35 -Post Operative Treatment: 65 -X -Ra ys: 1 808 -Periodontal Scalings 376 TOTAL 1 1, 988 A Dental Tuclznictan gals a taste ol his own lfurm :i:vtl.'ri11.', .15 Dr Welch works on Dr, Mike K X E7?Frivn' -as-2 .-1-Q11 .A en.-1 1-4 SN Sonia Maguregui assists Dr. Welch dll' next patient. Deck Department e' EB A73 iq , 'I ,pn ri. l 'sax 4 ,A .4 A 1 A A A 1 E 1 I I gil, rc: cwmnghm Z , Deck Department SIERRA'S Deck personnel are responsible for all evolutions pe -4 ing to getting the ship underway, mooring and anchoring. They are if Q. g 7 of the people who stand watch when underway, so that the ship maym i, peacefully. A normal day includes preservation and maintenance Qfthl weatherdecks, boat runs and the onfoff loading of stores. if First D1V1s1on Deck is divided into three divisions. First Division is responsible lui maintaining the O1 level, sides of ship, fantail and our quarterdeck. are tasked with anchorage and the forward refueling station. Using the pmt vane cranes located on the foc'sle, they assist supply in the onload of storai J for the crew. Q INCH! fl LT Larry lf'.i1nlw1is!e.1r fjlfif l.1uulun.:nl -as .,.. F k AK 5 U' BM2 James Owens BM3 Debra DOW!!! A -1---l-1--l- llluslrarmn By IM3 Eddfng, 1.7115 Rnfwvf .Wink -'-N I7il'!S!n'l7 I Wrccr 1 i F D Q.: 5 t , fr V ,lx A t 9 .. . L 3 . I 4 'f Y 1 A xl ' A f BM3 Stephen Eubanks BM3 Jeffrey Harris BM3 James Pfl1HfP5 1 Q' - . i l: CWOP Robvrt Dans 53515 R051-ff 53,3 .CS Division Officer 1.590 SN Jefffey Adams SN Douglas Alexander SA Matthew Andemll' , a if K I Para-3 1t0rq - ' SN Jcrlln Wumlanl br T' Y 'l r X J... K 5 3 -D 5' Q? 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W r -A Come on Oscar' You Choose qour RQTQ .X 1 'ak SN Divina Barber SN Kevin Christian SA Jean Cinco SN Mark Coauetre SA Kenneth Coleman SN Segundo Columbo SN Mark Hotham SN Magaly Martinez SA Jason Nabors SA Julio Suarez SR Adonis Sullivan SR Gregory Tarver SR Freeman Velasco SN Tlllany Walker SN Helena Wilson f-F f-X Muuranan by IMI Mlm: 2nd Division Second Division is responsible for the maintenance and operation of ten small boats of various sizes, preservation and maintenance of the O2 level, Captain's porch and flight deckg as well as the safe operation of SlERRA'S two boat and airplane cranes. - 5 3 U M BMC lSWl Jvnmfvr Wray W I 'Y -.1 as V if 4'9- fit V i . is-fs. 7 ENS John Mikulski Division Officer BM2 Pa trlcla Jynella BM3 Samuel Bramble BM3 Derrick Kilpatrick BM3 Danial Neltzel BM3 Patricia Stout BM3 Gale Vonhaussen SN Lenolia Anderson SA Patrick Anson SN Russell Bames SA James Brawley SA Bonnie Carpenter SA Scott Covey SA John Dell SN Deirdre Dove SN Matasaua EpeH455 SA Mae Escobar 'Q 'L if ' J ' 'VT K1 S--4 7 D P A NM' N FUI U-vvurghmm sxrx -6- xj, ....-., .vu Q s x x x. N...- 1 x 1 x I x 1 I 1 n x K 1 1 1 'S .1 .1 Uv--C. Q.. - .,.,,.. K 1 Q I x' c .. VQJR! . V 7. 'Q , R, 3.1 :K : V,-.-. l U' , K J ' ' c c .1 I ,: :- '1 QL r' I', Q Q- if' lit L, Q r Q , ,V 5 e i I E I E I E Z I r l l A 1 V w 1 Third Division Third Division is comprised of Gunner 's Mates who are tasked with the overall security of the ship in cases where weapons are in- volved. They train and qualify the ship 's armed rovers, gun mount crews, security forces and weapons handling personnel. They are also responsible for maintenance and inventory of the magazines and ready storage lockers. '44 Ja., GMCS KS W1 Richard Banning Division Ofhcer GMC Michael Baker GMC ISWI Bruce Taylor GMG1 Elmer Merced GMG2 Henry Barton L'U,MM gun hvmg prvparvu' to shoot barrels that simulate mines during general quarters ,Z rl' W B Nl A , pg l N-,J 4 4 LZ 13' 4 1 1 W 1 UH' 1 q...,......,-...- . Y Y....Y..-.-- . 1 130 f -1 -V X. x. 1.1 1,1 'gl x. ,. ,. ,-...,., ..- Q. an 5 W ' , . 4-1m 1 ' '79 f 'rfffwr plsffff shfrvflllw -4 vw ' If-1-ff rf. ffw .muur.14L' Vx - ' ' wffnlw n'q1nrvfiwlw11 lmn n 1 vlwrfff rfmllwis flf11lm3pr,1CNr'v 1 315 . iv' 14 0 0- I '-J -vang if Gunner 's Mate get Iogeiher, front row: GMG1 Merced, GMG2 Melnick, GMGSN Embry. Back row: GMG3 Salt er, GMM2 Wright, GMCSKSWI Ban ning, GMM3 Dorser, GMG3 Kilparrick, GMG2 Barton, GMGSN Suarez lrighrj. ' r 1 Jr, 1 fdlllflfd weapons are Mel- 1 : fimwr leflj, Barton Kmiddlej 5 l 1 1 4 N-XM X Engineering Dept N- ff lf A FFJC Engineering SIERRA 'S Engineering Department is with- outa doubt the life support system of the ship. The department is composed of five divisions which supply SIERRA with all the vital necessities to en- sure the ship operates safely. Machinist Mates and Enginemen of A divi- sion are responsible for the operation of auxiliary machinery and equipment from refrigeration plants to diesel engine driven small boats. told' HW! 4, L T Edward Parker LTJG John Norton Engineefing Omfef A XE Division Oillccr A Division Qs. -z., ri n 1 Y sf, V 5 ff fx' T6 1 . '! sf' ICC ISWI Carl Counasse EN1 Randy Avery MM1 ISWI Billie Birdsong MM2 Raymond Blauvelt MM2 ISWJ William Garloclf MM2 IS Wi Mikel Hall EN2 Den yse Springer EN3 Richard Frehse MM3 Carolyn Hembry MM3 Da vid Manning MM3 Robert Valencia MMFA Edward Ballew . ,191-1 ., '-ki -ag, k ... f 1 44. 5.2, F. 9 .i ug i Z if E Division The Engineering Electrical Division is represented by Elvcm cmns Mates and Interior Communications Electricians who .ire lwtter known as SIERRA POWER AND LIGHT COMPANY ENFN At'for'.:.1 Murray' FN .lufscta .N'e.'snn FN Arnold Stole eli- FN Sta.-ex Wiikms Xl 1 r 'N Lt r- 5 Vt' t'.':'1r..n liainvs eq? s Q r N.. -if 4' 1 5- 5, V-07 FQ. aio 1, FN Kerri Clark FA Heather Crossley FN Lafayette Davis FN Mark Lanham FN Brian Miller EMC Eddie Mercer ECI Robert Jellerles EMI Cozy Martin EMI Cherry Rolle lC2 Robert Arnold IC2 David Bowen EM2 John Fehl EM2 Ryan Jezylo EM2 Edward Panaale EM2 Laura Strait lC2 Hazel White EM2 Patrick Williams EM3 Otis Campbell IC3 David Chltwood wlcz IC3 Leigh Ann Johnson f C v Y Z K Q 3- IC3 Eric Jones IC3 Melva McCray EM3 Benard Napier IC3 Donna Sutton EM3 Brent Tidd EM3 Paul Trusclair EM3 Annie Williams FN Tamara Adams EMFA Christina Blankenship ,..-4' L 1, A FN Bradley Gonda A FN Heidi Hamil FA Cheryl Hendricks i FN Raymond Walker A 'QTJ V ,X '---uqggtc-.L v -A t-yd v- '-' -I A. Hard at work: IC3 Jones lleftl ICJ? Bowen. -TN' E12 Fnel x x ' .is -1-X , QA ,Q-as 0,5 ii X it Swfy . n 35, I --- wr L' , Y M, -1 I X if 4 . 4? x.'- x 4 - 1 Q, yf l',,,,f,, wsml 1.1 Pfxrkwr flrlffi 1! up .- I o .45 II JW I 3 1, I Y . 'x a 4 9 f Y i I 5 1 gf 0 1 lRNADkA '..'.' .nc 4 '19 W-ifiwr playing with the gcnararurs W. 5 Cerpfe., rcpsfce Engmeermg B requrres the Boller Technrcrans to work long hours to mamtam the four 400 pounds per square Inch IPS!! steam propulsron borlers and sup- if Sa if 5 1 I 1-4 l S Q lr BTC Jerome Ba BTC Waller Rodgers ' BTI Phillip Johnson BTI ISWIDM Korman BTI Marshall McFadden BTI lSWl WM Styles B T2 Leslie Ami B T2 James Bork BT2 John Bryri BT2 Da vld Hour' B T2 Ned Pun! BT3 James Bennett B13 lSWl D-wi Beavers B T3 Peter BWI BT3 Derrldl Brooks BT3 Ph1lliP Carrelll BT3 Baan Div' BT3 Patridf 0' BT3 JosePl' Jenni!l95 BT3 wrllwv Mazzev B T3 Fredrid lV'l, Q Parker yN3 Loretta ro'eee Ulibarri FN David FA Willie FA Joe FR Mark Olsen FN Thomas Rugeley FN Brian Walters FN Walter Weston FN James Wolf 1 l 7 ll Bum Murphy DCC I5 WI Charles Bonham MMC' lSWl Christophe Morgan MMC Charles Mosteller MMC t5Wl Brian Thompson MMI Fredrick Bowers MMI ISWI John Wardean MM2 Jerry Morgan MM2 Louis Vargas MM3 .John Barnard MM3 Linwood Bogues MM3 Lejol Clark MM3 David Lindsey MM3 ISWI James Mitchell MM3 Michael Moore MM3 Troy Rice 75 so MM3 Jon MM3 Davljonm E Warner 5 FN Taylor Anderson 5 FN Fredrigk Caradlne b 1 R, MMFNEHC f Colwell 5 , I or g MMFN Geary Golden MMFN Jeffrey Hinger f MMFN James F Long g 9 FN James Ollard I MMFA Gardnu l Pemberton 55 MMFA Christopher Simmons FN Craig Simca ' MMFN Gregory ? Tolliver 3 FA Gilbert Ven f FN Dan Wlnllll 3 FN Eugene Woodley MMFN Michael Woods Q Q E 'Q D 'D D W ,. LQQM O32 ? mn!! if A Q Q , 'X I - 1 - N W C ll 0 of N- . C o F 05 252 32 C5225 C0 Z X-L ' Q ' C2 .59 O f T iff? - f- KXKOO Q 0 .pl .s j ' 3 I fi l J l 4176 Q ' x 9 'E nj F ?-E 5 5 I V 223330 ENG' , IMI Mlms I I R Division Engineering Repair is comprised of Hull Techni- cians and Damage Controlmen who are responsible for maintaining SIERRA'S Damage Control Readiness and Systems and making repairs that are within the ship's force capabilities. I i N. in x.--f Dr-. '1 '55 i i ii.. Q. Y b-6. V x h .4 I L 24 Y . xx? I 'L , g, ' ds I I ,Z 0 A . 7 ,.,,- ffnf T is DCCNllSWl Francis Jones H TL' Dean Clouser IX'Ci'SWi Frederick Reynolds lX'1fSWl Rodney Connelly DCIISWI Kenneih Murray HTI Paul Relhlng HTL' .lerry Berryman Dil' Paul Cummings IX '13 David Davis DFL' Diane Hayward HT2 Michael Longhurst DC2 James Scruggs H T2 Russell Relfzer DC2 Sean Tennal EMZIS Wl Sonya Wallace H T3 Ronald Blain DC3 Jonathan Eaves DC3 Nell France HT3 Sean Rorle DC3 Thomas Tonjes DCFR Michael Brady HTFR Randall Becker H TFN Robert Bouihall DCFR Dellsa Chubb HTFA Benny Garcia I 77 11 ,, Q. 2. X r 'Jv- 45 -fL..aan if H TFA Susan Grimes H TFA Keith Halbfoerster HTFA Samuel Hoeg DCFN John Jennings H TFN Ray London H TFN Michael Sawyer HTFR Patrick Smith .pu lf, The 1 ls Above: DCA checking out OBA worn by DC2 Cumminy5- FN Left: Forward engineroom crest, FN Sorano, MM? Griffith, field, FN Calwell. Og! 3 fi Us as is ' H -. U x fL.'Sf.?fLTm' at ii ff: r V N U :vp ngfvt' fxznf .z. . Q ,-X 74 L' l..LTv.'.!I28Cx'xf .'7r.zA'cs Vx' ' ' 1-' 1 fr iwst i:rr:d.5.1 fq' 31 f x .mf 4 Q f X ' ask from fA.f'.:ft! ' 1 ' ' ' --. . Sierra conducts Q' s 9 as-nb 3 ,- 3 if , 'H 1 ' X l austin! 7716 undenva V IMA V was a delicat 5 e operation. When USS Paul slowlu approa h d , c e and the shot lines were secured fabov j, h e t e rest of the planned events began to rake place. Boarswain ma tes hauled on lines to bring the frigate closer, until both ships were side-by-side. One of the events w ' ' as an ammunition transfer lfar ngltrl. Photos by FC1 Cunningham. UXW IMA V mary mnssions in :bv NM, f Q non of power, nite , ., 1 Q world. The capami derwag' IMAV aiiows fp 5ff3Il'1fT, where they rf '- hundreds or trmusa As Pau! vm., f,, glpgpf, ered rwf, Ynxom-rr. dem partvsnie, to rr, bel-meer. lhe run, er, wise by wif: mir. Herr: hw,-n.r. fm f. 3.0 Cf:pf:Y,,.:! , r!r!wfsyiMl .V1', fh- f,:.1:.vw fmrgm. fa.. 1rf,r:.SlF.HHA'S nf vt AIf.1'f!:'j4Iv AQ, u'r.!.',lfn2 !'n,,rA, 5. hum .:r.g,rf,vr ::.. in 'nw 155 trims! SlI'RHA -I M111 PA' il. I u!:.p.--' '5'a':l7.'4hJ.a 5!'rYfew' A 1 ' Hman :1Irt'NHA' v ,HY 1vl'I'L'1f,I,r. a 'fi cp.-.-f!:1pVf.-.--.. 'lfi'f l!e2rr1,1 az..-nl r1.f1.3.,r!. ! I, H.-g-1f1flA'fH!f'1 I , H ram All' VV, .prr U A., l!s .e'! J !1rr-, , 1 I. ,v v.1,..-, an nn 5-ll WHITE 3, lfrailwlr -4.-'wp-H , , PAIIIW1 :MJ 3,1 , , 1,-I' l.'5fvl' 1 K vw! PNN.-1 3-'gn 1. ! 'Y1,1'V4'l'H'u' , '-1-as w u ,1!l-'K . Q , Vg- fu wg-xy up 5' Xl I .mv-I 'ull RNA pw' -, , 5 U 1 'YWHY' 1,1ff',' L-.sv W'!:.'u g ll, ,',, 1.xvf.i-'y.-91,51 .. , -5--un 11, IMAX' pw, N -'H':'2w'.Pu'J H ifuix NN w PH3l1mlnn S L ,7- W 'hi , ,i N 1 ,. , 1 +3-.-. -4Xx,,! 5. 1 Sierra 's new arrivals . . l7l'.'i Nlilflilllfd .-Xllm PNU5 IA LV! lx' .'lpplvh1,' MMI l'.ml .4L'.rl.r DT'Sli' Mrclinvl l?11:'m'L ICH l'imutliL' L'.1r:'.ni- BMI lfvririvrli LNl.rLrnf: lC'FN Ariguln l'7vf.1s.'r:rf:! pi ,V h x K ', hr' ' I 1 , ! x ., N' rd X 1 lf.N'l'.'N' lf.: 'ti lfmnl-rlin l 5.51.4 K. nrrvfh Fulson ,'5.3x'F. 4 lifff O it -.lu in fllfflf fgxsryfv Guthrie ,'V.VC,s'SH'f 5f.3.'7lc,L' Howard ,klxlirhfil Sffl UT? MIHHC5 lf- - 'M , f.'m'.'N L 'rffstxne lxfpler l?1'l1li'l AI'.l'l'!44lF.1IKl fl 'ltr' Liiptitiz IVRL, .l.lI'Hm' FISH final ff'flqL' L-'Qu f,7, f'jr'ifg7 ixfgyqilv Dk'1'l.lilLl lCx'Sft'l' izfikflq q,.L? g5 Jlnffgtjef- American hospitality . . Hill? flu' :.'7f. .Nf1.'Cf,t 'T Cf' SIERRA 'S 13035- , -Q - lzousc :rr Augusfa ba n.b.xx gm L L were .rife to crtfca' gnu' A fy. iLl0fGyxfj5 lk CFC .fvffs L .35 mfr, ,. X: ..,. Q .- . ln :ax x . ...u'.fC. ffffil .5 , - . . . chime. rt. Soma: aft.: Pac ut 4 , . .-,if -,,.,-- 'L.. ' . . . ,. -. Annu: punt. l..L . .1 xKwfk.L.. -..Hen ,,LwtL-A to be a sate fzan-cr: l ' .X , in the conrpany at L Q1 than 5L'U.E'UU for .Vow 1' ii' ... . iff Li. 'M nE3z':-w---w -,-...Q-. 117: X..u.x.4:c' Q. 1. D -41 7 Mn-A l '--s 9 MM1 Jay McDaniel H T1 James McMillan ICFA Gwendolyn Muniz O53 Michael Phelps MSC Reynaldo Redublo RPSR Clinton Reed DS3 Jesse Smith MS3 Carlos Sanchez MM2 Kevin Thompson MMCKSWI Joe Williams sd h-.,, M' M.-f' I , af f fx Y jfs c A 6 wg , SH1 Everton Wallace E T3 David Wood SK2 Andree Wright HTFR Anthony Yarborough EM1 Byung Yu MRFA Michael Young MM2 Kenneth Lawson -111 tion. Part of the !'a:.'7c's gf6fZ'.3'L'C cert tickets. tours. bus arte bool: costs. Hou.'ev.'er. the Soariogise to USS YELLOWSTONE u::.E gfae bs: gf' .- a:.fl.!' SIERRA was coming hunts Sierra Boathous , e creu. pose for a rare photo. Ii v - O . Av r.. Q A Q, k J ,, v A 'rx at ' v Supply Dept. s X K I i f 3, Q I V j, FCI Cunningham 0 O O rl Suppl Department S-1 Dmsron 34' SIERRA'S Supply Department has a primary mission of providing outstanding customer service to the crew as well as other tended units. The 1 various divisions work hard to maintain supply's professional reputation. S-1, which includes Shipping and Receiving and Stores Division, en- , sures proper receipt, storage, inventory and issue of comsumable, equi- V page, repair parts and materials to sustain ships operation. 45 511 5 ' I x if ,.,,,,,, CDR Kenneth Hinson CDR J h J Department Head,fSupplL' Officer Department Hzard ackson LCDR Diane Kelly 1-CDR DI 55 ' ' f5Upply Officer Asst Su ' me ggw Pply Ofhcer Asst Supply Ofllcer ,,,, S - K p., y P SKC f5Wl Abelardo f M if U ,V ,1 'g Galang 2' , ' I . , SKC David Kerchner Q.. I N, j ' V MMClSWl Samuel i Wilson I I ' I' , . MQ. . .. 'Hue ' .I I C WO4 Armando Delarosa L 9 Division Officer MRI IS W1 Sylvester Alexander SKI William Bobb SKI Donna Coleman MMI Mark McLaughlin SKI Linda Zermeno 84 l4E,'h X, i if :ff Ns- V, A - Y V 5K2 kenneth Cebrun bk 9 Donna Lehmer bk 7 H. nn Nos e bk 7 Jeffres Pomerenke Q4 HT 'DWI Ronald Wrlken Sk 1 Tran Buggy Ska' Larry Clark Sk s' Fmmms Doucer 'Sk 1 Jim SI. Inn 5h5N Al N Calxaflnv NHSN April flfla '1 SkSN Jmm Mu nu SASN Dun! Mau: -kSN lm is Path rsnn 'wk SA I nmlu Wlllnms HA sN lmquu hm Wood in 1 wut ,..nv-Af LW X L9 n v-INN T Q, Xwm WN 7 We 47' J Lv 'w 150 I-B5 I mme 4.4 K5 1 M555 N IMI Mlm: NIFIS so , IW 5 Y M -. ,, Y A I Q.. gi . 5 L I A I x ' 'V K' J B K' . ' I 1 i ia.. -ii f J' V k Q-,Q if-viff f It I V yn N be Q 1 ' O O I ' - O D A is V Q A ' X 'xxxkx - f 11 . 'v k k 'TQ L I , 5, 1 X 4 Y f A Q X! X PAP ,f C9 . .muug-., ......,...... ,... s, -2 Division S-2 is the Food Service Division . It provides the highest quality of food and service to the crevv. From mid-rats to picnics, breakfast to barbecues, the Mess Specialists work long and demanding hours to feed SlERRA'S crew. s ini. ENS Jerry Taylor EN5 Thomas stumm Division Officer Wardroom Omen MSCMIS WI lsaganid Palvrlrio MSCS Gary McDonald MSC Rav R-'clublo TMC Grugow Williams IMP? -.ll MSI Sharon .lonker , M51 Moira Moran M51 Mildred Pereira M52 Harry Barnes K Y X! Q4 M52 Jill Bliss M52 Ronald Camgmn M52 Manor-ie Long M52 Steve Miller 'X ri nf + 4, , xi L V., I L ., AAAIA if , ,. V, 4 I - A , nn I i er i ,.......w,-.,.,,.... w 3 Q, 'xg . -1 .-sg -1 x 2' k I 1 U . Q . l ' 1 gg I 'W 3 V ' file V A r .5152 Mrrhael Pa-Ure M52 Lolita Barroga MS? Russell Butts M53 Rachel Claunch M53 Frank Cufeman .WSJ Labern Dial .WSJ Troy Graybeal H55 Desmond Jones .WSJ T':.m,1r Mart: MSI Hfchard Slarblrd .WSJ Terry Sh'u'n:un MSNIA Mvllna Hrnwrw WN f1'.sl.n'l Ilunms M.S5A laum Haggfmi MS'i.'N' Rnbvr! Hvnry NYSA Rvbvcm .lnhnmn HSSA Onml Lawrence MESA Tammy McGuire H55-N Shayne Newcomb MSSN Misty Pnexf MSSN Remberr Reave: MSSA Mary Sausa MSSA Isaac Smith MSSA John Watkins I in LTJG Daniel Snyder Division Ollicer SH2 Calvin Brooks SHZISWI Edward Burgess SH2 John Dobbs SH2 Russell Green SH2 Barham Randall SH2 Janet Schnnbl SHI? William Stillvr SH2l5Wl Donna U.1d.ll.r SH3 Tracey Pvnn SHI? Kenneth Parker SHSN Yvonne Dennison FR Reginald Davis SHSN Olivia Downey SN Patrick Mciver SN Keith McDermott SN Connie Mason S-3 Division The Sales Division is S-3, which contributes greatly to the high morale and comfort of the crew. Some of the services the SH's provide are la undry, ship 's store, barber, vending and game machines. All prohts go to the ship 's welfare and recreation fund, which directly benehts the CFQW. A t SHC Linda i A :Sli 'a 51, Yr 3 Sf sd V 52 Q V W , Y Es, 1 .Q .iv X Q :wand 'A I 3 1 N X A- S-4 Division The Disbursing Division is S-4. lt is responsible for maintaining all pay accounts for the crew. ln addition, the DK 's compute travel claims, maintain leave bal- ances and pay selective reenlistment bonuses. A re- cent addition on board are three Automatic Teller Ma- chines. as LTJG Lisa Gregory Disbursing Officer QQ gi.- YM! Y 1. Z 1.1 I Fricl DK3 Angela Juenemann SN Sean Deery DKSN Gregory Kimmer DKC Roxanne Blanton DK 1 Joanie Miller DK3 Risa Bailey DK3 Dennis Dudley z f'Sf . -Y, Q, 1 va 'T, Ni fi ' -T Q ' k Nj x lE.::TJ.Rf.'NG In if YN H-nl 145 I X I D -'f-'11 LW W El '-Xx.5l N i gigfx-JAX K fd 1 3 sw 1 L . i L. E 5 A 1 -sg, fp, o f L 5. . ' 4' 1 ' 'yy A ! .1 fl . ' 1 In ' l cl P Ajilwzq, S N F1-.6 l i' 3 lb- 5 j i .fs i ' H If ' i af. aj' X' P5 ' Y 1 -Lk-fxgfgdjj ,' ,- ' 3 ET2 ,- Rfb iW,.-x ' nj 3,,.-ff ,wi ' ww, s ,,?. Ji, v an-s QS .5 M2 I., S-6 Division 5,6 is Stock Control, the Hnancial control center of gupply, S-6 keeps track of all receipts, issues and inventories, as well as the Opera ting Target IOPTARI. I it SK C Ml 5 Wi Anthony Vasconcellos Slack Control Off: 51 :M xi . 3 ' SKI John Hitt SKIISWI Carlin Palmer SK2 Annum' 5tuhhl.'t'wl.l SKA' Roh.-rm l'.ubiq.1n SK! Carlton Mvbanv Sierra Sta ts Supply SupportfROVSS IS-11 and Stock Control IS-61: -Materials receipts of 21,971 I 56,435,182 -13.976 Issues of repair parts and con- sumables 2 S1,501,048.85 -387 various services received 2 5 198,112.50 -Total cargo received 2 1.1 million lbs ET2 Frul ,'5'l ? ,, f Qs. ,W ' at . .--S ,QPR Y 4-1. 'o S-7 Division Data Processing CS-7 Divisioni provides ADP support for SIERRA'S maintenance and logistic responsibilities. Manned by a crew of Data Processing and Data Systems Technicians, their around the clock operation ensures that the SUADPS and IMMS database files are kept current. 'Vila DPC Richard Peterson tl ig DP1 Denise Ackerman F V gs. ' ' DP1 Kim Gee ' ,V ,fi DS1 ISWI Jere Strayhorn .fi 1 , 'ii' DP2 Barbara Bock ss , My J ' J ' jf ' P' 4 L 5 S2 :ff i if, W L DP2 Nancy Boyd P DP2 Sandra King ' X i P DP2 Marion Qualls ,' P , V DP2 Bruce Robinson -.,- .4 -.4 V V f I DSI Jere Strayhom examines one ofthe manv computer circuit boards. Frlal ET2 f 'R? X. kr .Vai x'is,Q4 ' X. gf DP2 Barbara Bock and DPL' Nancy Boyd. keep the computer keyboards 'jumping' gg! f Nz ' F Y v DPSN Angela Sridham I7l'1'Hfvb.'r!11vnu l7P.a' Armx' Hulk-- UP? Tlrmzrhg' Dvnwn DSJ K.-nrwth Hnrdnvr! D53 lszdofv Spokas DPSA Rm-anna Clark DPSN Mrchavl Downing DPSN Andrru Ewrhart 1 93 More Supply . . . 0 'f1?ef-414-uv.v4n-I N ff , hx 1- .A .,,, re-H' -.... .K in sx . 'Q il! I Some of the cooks relax: MSSR Johnwfb MSSR McGvire, MS1 Stephenson, M51 Long, M53 Stevenson, MSSA Watkins, M53 Jones, ftopl. SK 1 Bobb at the counter Iuppff leftj. Wardroom: MSSN Smith, MSI Pefeifaf M53 Green, M52 Barns Iabovel. SHSN Den' nison with a satished customer Ibottomi- .4 fl X, X X Xs x I N 'XXX X X - X ., x. X 5 .. 'lf' ai K X , X , r Thirteen flying squad members f ' :- ' led by the DCA, participated in one of the events of Sweat Week in Marseilles. France. The training exercise was held at a French fire- fighting school, which is an actual ship The exercise was to provide r training on how difficult extreme Smoke can make shipboard fire- llgllllfig. The Navy Thermal Firefighting .15 AQ an W .- 8 4, In lrnager was used with outstanding . results Without the NTf:l the fire- llQlillFt'll6:21Fl'l would have to guess if the fire was out -a risky proc.:- tlursf lite Nl:Tl Showutl the fire' lifghtinfg tvani the exact location wt llH'flft'r1l,lfl if the fire was rf.-.t:n N qnislwfl lnm'lfl1lIf1r'ilfltliuVf1lLmlDlv'tt.a mfg tht' tvnm tliscowrt-tl fm tli 1 sion ul fun in their efforts t'mlli,' nltvr 6. ilcllWllSlllllil tl riirnri t with thi' lrvncli instructors l i RRR! 1 t Finnell buena wins P-250 pump race in X Olmlhics UOPI- DC2 Sean T'-'mal l'US1'f.7. DC3 Todd Eaves 'WHS ff fbbovel. EMZISWI Wall bf? Qvts a hand from HTC Clous- ff lmiddlvl. DC I C onnelly dresses :gl3Uddl0:?h.yh French instruc- df U9 I - e group: Front: EM? 501152 Wallace. DC2 James sa'-'Wi DCI Rodney Connelly. Pqd: Dc3 Neil France, DC2 Dun? Hayward. 3rd: HTC Dean Gower. DC3 road Eaves. DC3 Tfwmas Tonjes, H TFN Mike Saw- Wr, HM2 Mitzman, DC2 David CCM Francis Jones. Da vis, D Back: DC2 Sean Tennal l 1 We .t,Lf T 5 u so u f rlri - s r I . J xl i Fi, , I . 5 'QT' C' s. - A .- at l l F l 5 , ffj'fff'P i ,bf 'ia 1 Islllng Plzotos non . L u. ' 1 l 371 M ' :Al S-1 D Division SK3 McArdle D - EM3 Wasek- , f , SK3 Griffon ' lM2 Evans 2 3, H' 4, FC2 lvkovifqhi ix Eff 1. MSSA Brimmer M53 Gfeen fi ' S-3 Division SHI Walla ce D . FA Robinson '- Kemp ' ,Q S-4 Division DK3 Erickson 5516 Division Williams S-,7 Division DP3 Diehlamann DP3' Allen F-.V Division All Forbus YE , Wood mBrooks Division J oore R !Martinez oss M rv o X .Nfl-2 7 5 1? 'Si2.DIVIS1Dgh' J' WA wane an n' 6 'NEP Lessons learned . . . L05-1' AND WITH 'EN MINUTES LEFT Thu. LJBEETY 5 HARRY EXPIRES GEORSE P-N EMMA QAQQNQ C 9 WR HEY WWF Eli I use I5 Pas ' T0 QE'-L P75 5 , N. if 2-if Q9 NK l ft, 1 I I 1 X QQ :fit I 's 1 VWSRMX wh 3 if lk 4 i is f I Q f S' I 0114. A r X ,. my-ef Wil ' ' I as 4 gg a, ix 5 gggg , My-53-fifty Luca MOST commas EUROPE HM TWEVE5 TOO- W-Y ME Somm-'ig PAS-r AND vggv GOOD ATIT1 50 IF 'vbv CARRY MT Hwsme mm awk QR A ewes-O-RMA DME SE WSED who wil ag A -rnfzcs-sr ON SOME STQEETS' Cartoons by IMI Garrett Mims I-7rst Class lnstrumentman Garrett Mims may have military life in his blood. Born in Camp Lejeune, N. C., he has spent five of his 13 years ot' active service on SIERRA. Throughout this time he has not hesitat- ed to use his natural ability with pen and ink, to spotlight the Navy mission. A sample ol his artwork and illustrations include: Five tee- shirts for SIERRA lincluding GITMOI, a pre- deployment coloring book for kids. OPPE book covers, safety posters and a Navy Ball emblem for COMCRUDESGRU TWO. 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P9 1- ' ' .1 v gpg .4 1 F, vw .. 3 ll' : Minn 1 ve-. ,, r ,Jw ,ss 1 V- co- M A , . fn-bass, 'F 'L n.,.. .rm , V 1-T1 'A K P H, 1-, M, 1, E - - L., ., . .,,v0?e 1- ft.lm.,,!'n ,V in , . ...f uv' 1 - --r' , .. -sir.-1 K A Nr: -,-h-'-a- 1' 1.4, If ' - -9 J P n:1','f .V ,rf mp: 4 -Q-Ju?-Ipfn 1- ,5 5212--,Q-'L--1--,-,u....,.,,,, 1 fa, ' 4 'HKS yn.-. v- I - '-4 ,Nx 72 W..-ze: .QW , 1 Fl -Away Team to USS 0 -of Li! A .avr Six hour flighi our of Rom. Spam ro Africa iriding coachj. The Stewardesses had mus- taches and there won' 1 U Ions oi' supphes in hrs! class Hake-off worried usi but the flight was ok. Photos and GSM2 Tatroe, MMI Bartona Lungi Airport, Sierra Leone Africa. 31' 'Z 1 M s, 1 fLPD-152 off the coast of Liberia recollections by GSMI Dave 5PfgUe ,ll- First group of Liberian refugees ar- Ajrh.,u5h Pe :ree .'f.'.Q -. 5 .me .1-.'T 'r 5.-an Siu-:ni or new faces in over rive on USS Ponce Ka total of 625 SU Jaj. 5, Ig:fk.,'t5 , L..-rr. Y fv.w4f.1u.':.i sf::p:::.ar.-s uns prohibited. in two daysl. The crew g.Q.'r:.1.ma5e gnu .1 xr ,aff 5.a:r:.' of :r:us:c.1.'mcks wilh them. .A Q ' 'I-Q 5.1 1 . , w lb O ' Q Vertlcal replenishmen t.' Flight quarters! Flight quarters! Helo's inbound, blades slic- ing through the air, just imagine the sound. Green deck is called away, telling all who can hear, the wind and seas are right. You have nothing to fear. The helo may land. Fire teams stand by in case Red deck is called, to handle any problems if the helo should fall. The helo's overhead now, discharge hook in place to remove any static built up from the blades. Down comes a line with men, mail and more. , Helo Ops are a part of everyday life on this trip. They allow us to tend and repair other ships. , . So thank all these birds with their blades in thewailrjlagoatihg about like a cloud on a wing and a prayer. lf it wasnlt' follvrgllthe men flying up to the blue, our lives, love, and prayers might M reach home. PH3 Dylan PH3 Dola 1 dacmdt: DCS! Wullm Bbw! . ' IHM3Lmn SN mu nm swf- bf - q llwl IUPPU' New 'M 1' 4'l-L15-r.-n, I 'YY mflllllbifi at fy! quarters awk under dqarousconduons. yvfducmrhv lewfuf ltpuicdonalsrn. al operations wvnv car- . . T KNQQL nw addy dump rm mm. At un. UIYQWQL 0 s S mu. Ar rpm. an mm of au. -? -L' -ff' swsuum. SA emma am sfwf. Nlhdu1dSNHubbard.Photusby Sierra 's special teams . . . Those who get the jobs done ,ef Y-L, -..- an , F Snoopy team , , , Front row: PHI Lemieux, PH3 Dolan, O53 Thomas. Back row: O53 Rivera, SMZKSWI McGee, LT Fennel lDCAj. Not pictured: O52 Beglau. Photo by FCI Cun- ningham. Ps gm A Q ra A CT A 9' ' ' 'X no - A, 'Z,,5 -1- f I lg '! :aw Q 'P if 9 -- f x ., il Ship 's Self-Defense Force . . . Q 'X groin roLuUfl1mlSA: Fhu,nce,lHT2 Ritzer, SKSN McDermott, OM1 Richardson, E T2 Johnson E T2 Culp ENFR Albert. Third Werigg Thifgapairiei, EU.'rrZ PQHhOg?fl3!,ZTM2 B0P1ArES,A 633462 row, lM1 Fogle, SK3 Mglqrdje, ET2 Han-ig, ETS? I '-- L ?'?Lfff i'f'H Qfmeffo, n am, hoft, ET3 Fenle , PN3 M -1 MR2 w'111s, M QM-2 Wllwfl. EN .N 1 rfznwrw 1 WA !',fjvpfn, GMG1 Merced, TM3 neault, OMI Hajh UMW, I 104 L A I P+ UQ Q- V lb-1 w B'-..' Senior Enlisted Advisory Board . . . Gregory Ecker, MRCMKMDVI Chester Weaver SKCMISWI Anthony Vasconcellos, ETCMISWI William 'CHQ' ,I ,f-V' -bu l Helo Crash Team . , , FI'0ntr 1 f- E ' HTFNS f , DC2 Scruggs, DCI Connally. DCFN Jennings, DC2 Cum DC3 Egyes? EJCg?l'f5g2Zic?ggilf3Dj::rgrd. 5econZwrLoZ.' mings. Fourrh row: LT Fennel KDCAI. DCFN Brady. Photo HTFN Garcia, HM3 Linn DC3 France, DC3 Chubb, HM3 by E T2 Fffel Byers, HTFN Grimes, H 'ILC Clouser. Third row: EM2 Jezlo gif ls .- C 'U Af. Ml x A' 'af ' -ai 'fi I ' ' 3 'Wu Lelt ro righrr MMCMl5Wl Donald Echolf- YNCWSWI Leon... :wiv su .lffff .wr.Nu'.mss: w,1.m.i.1 . Clic.-1 'iii ' iq y 5 p, A 1 Ll ii ' x I fr '2 J., 'i in Section One Fire Party and Rescue and Assistance . . . E First row loft: SKI? Duucvl, .Wl.N!.'1' ilfrmfr, SN Hopaclz, ET3 lier, MRFNSmifh, H T2 Fufch, PNSNLefler, SN Moody, SH3 Hansen, PMI? Nliguus, HTL' l'u.':2v:, ll!TFfN' Cdxxflfillflilli, Second Parker, SH2 Randall, H T1 Younce, DC3 Tonges. Fourth row: DCZ Scruggs, TMSN!fa1rf.':, ,'4i1'.1' ffm!-.a,':, O5.'1'Podr.v. Row: H TFN Sa wyer, B T3 Dingee, ML2 Collins, DT2 Nam- EMS? Williams. 5NM.1rtfm'.'. DK? iie.-.1'L. HMjiSr.mc1!. PN3 eth, ET3 Goodin, BM3 Dawler, MRFN Rudder, MM3 Sum- Wvst, EMI! Munmk. DFI fy-cH'I7?.! .'. Q' T' u C,?.5lf.'n' Cheva- mer, DCI Murray, DC3 Eaves, MM3 Manning. A va -any ,- - , ,, ,,' - ,,,1 ,, df ' ,g,f,s.m,1Af -- 7fjf,ff:'3gQ--Qi. fa .wt Qs- 'kgy FL 'v Section Two Fire Party and Rescue and Assistance Front row: MM3 Bogues. H T2 Larlin. B T3 M d, HTC , Clausen SN!-ewish MM3 Bishop' SH? Burgeaizesecond SH2 Dobbs. Third, H T3 Davis, SN Coauette, H7-1 Honra' pN2AndeA,-On. SK.O L h u PY3' -' Halbfoerster, EN3 Chaney, O53 Sierecki, MM3 HT3 Smeoamuk' 55,5 waseiu Ecgega fl I Lgaddell. Rodfk, BT3 Redding, DT3 Lowe, DK3 Dudley, OMI 5 Eff - HM3 Garney, Special Teams . mtg' an .4 i l g l QQ? V V Section Three Fire Party and Rescue and Assistance Front row: DC1 Walker, SK3 Woods, DK3 Juneuneman, Fmmw, SKB P1 1::f.'r.'.':A.f, S.N'E.-.fun-5.1. HT.'4Bl.1:r PN3 LaChance, EM2 Strait, DT2 Delacruz, HT1 Ref- M.1ck.'y, I1lPC'Qf L1'!.' T.'m.! .mu MA!! Liarlock hing, Second row: BM3 Hale, HM2 Holden, BM3 Eu' McB.ma, E71'f':cA.'rt, HT! ffumrs, f7l'L'l7.n'ls FLY W1 banks, MR3 Myatt, MRZ Daigenault, MM3 Rice, DCA' s y 'IXL .L I v up X 'X Underway Flying Squad . . . Front row: DCFR Brad , HT3 Blain, HTC Clouser. Third row: DC3 Eaves. HTFN Bowhall, DCFN Jennings LTFenne1I IDCAI, DCELIIMISWI Jones, HTFN Hoes. HTFN Sfwivef- Wm H 'bf0e'j'eQ,7Q,f,3L TOg9e5'H?g DC2 Davis. Second row: DCI Connally. DC2 Scruggs, Murray- HTFA Gfafma' EM2 Jezy O' on On' HT2 Longhurst, EM2 Wallace, DC3 France, DC2 Becker. HT3 ROME Hayward, HTFN Grimes, DC3 Chubb, H Tl Reihing. ,I-wwf, AWWA , 'A ' - 5' 'W s' 'Pi ' V ,. .. D' ff-47 Hxtii ' I X M 'Q -r f kr b b 4 ' V J X L' 1 'll ' N I A Q-I rf I .DC3 ', SKI? . 'lv UH, :L-U ,,x B2 ? .-. v 5-Zim, NA..-5 5-, , it N... 'Yi' , ,. sq I' I' v A V' 1 , 4 ,, I , -' ,. I .51 A r . - f . . x I Y ' 'R .g V! F f. I ' L 4 1 u 1 v K 5 , . b if 1 I Sierra sports teams break fro Performance and achievement were the goals set for USS SIERRA sports teams. At every opportunity during this Med- cruise, the competitors hoped for victory after victory when facing teams from other ships and countries. Because of SlERRA'S workload and long hours, practice times were limited, but spirit was always high. Our basketball, softball, soccer. and volleyball teams showed SlERRA'S colors throughout the countries ofthe Blue Coast and Italy. Players of tennis and golf also spread goodwill to the Italians. French, and Spanish. Memories were created for all to treasure. lC2 Carmen Wells lumpcr for USES Chct'.i5:':cr FN' Cv-s J--6 sgpmq fag B-Q ' L' V' 1 vt FN Stokelv grabs a rebound .5 -1 , J it Q9 cleplo ment workload dc' VER 305 Front row MRI Sylvester Alexander ETI Arless McLean Lll ll in 4 Smiley SH2 John Dobbs EN3 Jimmie Funches Backrow FCI Doug Ld n .1 1 ET! Navarro Middleton NC1 Larry Sutton SHI Everton W mllace SMI Ltr t son MMI Rid: H u A LNG Gf990ry and ICFN Hamil at work. WOMEN 'S BASKETBALL: Front row: SA Bonnie Carpenter, DKZ Risa Bailey, ICFN Heidi Hamil. Backrow: ENS Karen Slater LTJ Lisa Gregory, LT Mark Rogers, ENS susan Kms. SHSN OW Downey. F! WOMENS Team - Compiled 3-1 re- cord. Won 2 games in Gaeta, one in Rota. SOFTBALL A Team - IMAV Olympiad. Maisemesg took 4th in'Naples Regional Tourneyg tOok14th in Naples One-pitch tournament. B Team - Highly competitive games. WOMENS Team - Defeated USS Yel- lowstone and lost to COMFAIRMED Rota. ' f V. GMCS bannmg runnmg m Rome marathon, v.,,,Q MENS BASEBALL TEAM Ist row: MM3 Charles Gam S MM2 1sw1 Mfkez Hall LN1 fswp wal, R ef' H2 John Dobbs Mark Coauette 2nd row SN Hue! Jenlglis ggifigfzney Murphy SN Snyder SKCM ISWI Anthony Vasconcelloslffj 1, I er' LTJG Damel DC3 Thomas Tonjes SKC David Kerchner 5125 A4 EMI ASW, Cory Martin ML2 Nelso R b.en e h, Parker 3rd row H 0 mson, MRI David Woods f A MM3 Gamer prepares to LAW L Sgr lu 4 - ..4 - . 1, ., SOCCER TEAM: Ist row: LTJG Daniel Snyder, PH3 Thomas D-,f.a.'f, SN S.'T.!,.'Tg' .Nga .',f::z:1 MMFN David Lindsey, FA Carlos Quevedo, SA Segundo C:fQa.v:sf, El-IFN A: .. r:'.z'.'.:.z frm' Ferrara, HT3 Thomas Turne, SN Daniel Reidell, Midn Faobg, DCFAN ,',,q-f ,pf '35, 53 L' Carlton Atkinson, GSE3 Larry Chevailier. lCoachi lg L . .. f 'N' hir---Q Above SN Mason taking the ball away CISEQY Clvuvailzr-r .mfrn 1 ' V A. -N sbiim A' is in . ' lip, ff Y 5 -AQ . .1 Q I Q F . 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O. keeps us upda- ted. al occasmnsf events .' -s. ,.... . xjx .. S. x 'nv Inv B 1 I , L. if V. rf , , CQ .mf U, .. QA Inc' Sidi' Steel beach picnic FN Belton bingo win- ner. B15 LLHVTQ' fl I P MM3 Warner receives banzm Q ticket from DC2 Genett. N 5 xv Q A if-LQ nah V' . 1. f ,., , M e I + 4 J 'Z , s. .' x PNB Anders 'M 1 Ba:.'e3' faugfs 'Y' 1 N 1.4 el. F :fe DK3' -f-v-Q nderwa y R eplenislzment q s 'vs ' Q K l. x H v 'I ' . , -..... . un. I' 'A H- ' . . - an ' 'sy 1 V 1 an ' .K-4s QQ. A ' ff 2 . . ,, He. ., is fs. Va A dangerous enterpnse refueling at sea fa bo ve! SM2 McGee on the sfgnal bndge fleftj Ready for comms IS LN Q e. x, '7 'Ae,A ' 1 Ruday la bovej. A Q 4 I i lers frightj. - s 1 Hea vmg untll told to stop are lmehand 1 -V Ei' ' M 1:35, - ,h an-3 , job, but Sierra handles it. ,Q in G' 1 ,il l . gf A whistle blows. A gunshot rings out. Lines are passed. 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Ku . .s- ' -. m y W . .. .K It- .W -- -err l V -.saw ' ,, . . an 7' if 'A -- 15 wil- A, -Q - - VY Q fr -ff j'- -1. - g - 5 -.- N 'li -D' ' u . - - ,.- Y , 5 '- . av ---,t L .-1,-' .. -rx ' A - A v-f , ,' ,I , -,. ff- - id .Q --Q - Q Q -1-1 yt. 4 ' - ' .V . - - 5-' '45 '-'- .. K. Q, ' .Msn-' A' - v' Tv 1- ' , . ,-'vw ' - A ,, A 7 ' 'A T4 ' , rw , ' -no .,. - 0... ,ig .L.., , , ,- rf . -.n. I ' f' ..,' A -san wh ' .- any mf: y --.191 1 I . ,, W , Q ian .M ,I V Y , .. , W -Nfl Nam . .5.:l- si -.bv , y .--.. , V 1 F.. -K - 'ff , ' - 2' 'Y - ' 'UW .HS '-.- - 55 -' - ---vu'-'e ' - -' - . u . . .-.. I - Jr. ., -Q.. 1 - - - -swf , V ca ' ' - - : '- -M ,gp I Al '19 i- ' K . .xt H. ' 11 ' . 11- A , -Y b ss' As the women and men of SIERRA return to NL., for a well-deserved reunions with family and ed ones, you are justified in taking pride on your formance. During your deployment you 've seen it find executed every tasking superbly - numerous 5 ffOm not only individual ships, but from Task We and Task Group Commanders, the Fleet Com- fl?1', and Type Commanders as well. Foremost among your achievements was your Pe f0f Support to customers during scheduled VS and by over 100 fly away teams. ln addition OVC! 6,000 jobs completed by your onboard IMA. f Medical and Dental Departments provided quali- Cafe, and your Supply Department consistently at- ' ed MA TCONGFF superstar status. The Deck Departments performance during 2suu 'r ' -Q , A A N . Q .S L' T I5 .Q ll. 'O 2 I . A l -I , L' A L-n ' D' ww: W5- U 2 -1.q.f',,.. ,.-W u P --gi 9-V ' 1 , 5 7-. 'L' vour recent underway IMA V was superb, ln addition to meeting customers needs, you gave them some fierce competition at Surface Warfare Training Week, where you finished first. You 're also well on your way towards the Battle E ' ' ha ving optimized scarce under- way time to ensure maximum accomplishment of SE- LEX 'S Your achievements were not limited to profes- sional activities, either - numerous times your crew volunteered their liberty to assist local communities in worthy causes. For a small deck tender with over 46 years ed service, you show neither your size nor your age - only your enthusiasm. BZ AND KEEP CHARGINGYH of commission -Commodore Nelson ai i i 1 I 2 1 'z i i J i I i 1 3 l ii I i 5 if ' 140 ir Ada Great pride is taken in presenting these photos of the little ones born while we were deployed in the Mediterranean for six months. The salute is also extended to the fathers of these boys and girls, because they involuntarily missed the important event. . y i- ' B elif , . S' C' Q 1 . IZ 4f 3 rf ew 1' X 1 ,-,I.!,.: bl i 2 ' I Sam B. Brimmer. Jr. l May '90 MSSA Sam B. Brimmer. SR. ' ...N .tii tg ewes . Atma Irene Sutton ' X 11 April '90 . l ' A NCI Larry Sutton Kerri Renee Miller 27 March '90 Kendale Dontye Everet. FN Brian Miller Coleman 24 March '90 SA Kenneth Coleman 34' 'S Q 9 6 . ., ' if Legg ? Sierra Singletary OQ9 T33 bu Jones Linwood E. B0gUe5 lu . ' ' Pff 23 April '90 3 May '90 MMFA Steve Jones MM3 Linwood 3091135 L 414 ggfigfapher Fenley 'V-' .ff M' 10 June '90 Laurenequa Nicole l ET 3 Mark Fenley Burgess Brianna Rose Jarvis Chnshg73hqr Wayne Hak 19 June '90 22 June '90 BM3 .lhlle gg SH2 Edward Burgess EN3 Timothy Jarvis Wy al' Raylan Mayfield 14 July '90 FN Raymond Lawrence A .r ,sf C Emily Lauren Rodriguez 23 August '90 LI3 Ralph Rodriguez 11 , Q' F S s , ., ' 4 I 1' H? o Km' ... Danielle Marie Napier Sydney Alln McLean 9 Moy '00 24 May '90 SN Greg Napier ET! Arlen McLean Congratulations to the following children and their parents, whose photographs were Dacia Renea Albert 7 April '90 ENFA Michael Albert Samuel Christopher Reed Goodin 11 April '90 E T3 Timothy Goodin l DOY available to be pUbllSl l9dZ De'Troy Brooks 25 July '90 BT3 Troy C. Brooks Ryan C. Moore 26 August '90 SM3 Christopher Moore .,..,.....,..,,- --e--f 'ff' W f----'1,aq:'v, Joshua Michael Armstrong 27 August '90 HT2 Lee Armstrong MM1 Erthwin Arneaud, MR2 Dexter Mitchell and HT2 Jerry Berryman each are fathers of a baby girl. Their photos are not available. ADVANCEMENTSXESWS DURING 1990 MED-CRUISE Master Chief Petty Officers E TCM ISWI William Lockamy EMCM ISWI Christine Paul Senior Chief Petty Officers GMCS lSWl Richard Banning ETCS ISWI Randy Bornhoft DTCS ISWI Terrance Vandoran OMCS ISWI James Ventresca Chief Petty Officers ETC ISWI Pamela Dickson RMC lSWj Stephen French DPC Kim Gee HTC ISWI Stevie Johnston BTC ISWI Da vid Korman IMC IS W1 Richard Moutray MMC ISWI Richard Mullenniex MMC ISWI Douglas Moon HTC ISWI Thomas McCarthy SKC ISWJ Carlin Palmer ETC ISWI Donna Pardee ETC ISWI Robert McCalferty TMTC ISWI Alan Neese First Class Petty Officers ENI ISWI Rmcly Avcry SKI Donna Colem 1n EMI Ricky McGee DCI ISWI Kenneth Murray E TI Anthony Pennington MMI Edwird Sobolewski HTI David Santopoalo HTI lSWj Robert Thornton E TI Michael Schnell ENI ISWI Flovd Koch HTI Kim Turner Second Class Petty Officers BT2 Leslie Angle BM2 Jeffrey Batev MS2 Lolita Brown H T2 John Brungardt MR2 John Christenburv MR2 Gregory Caston H T2 Mike Horrocks MM2 ISWI Mike Hall PN2 Billy Howard m ES WS BMI Carlton Atkinson BTI William Styles BT2 Joseph Barnes MR2 Richard Daigneault HTI Thomas McCarthy EM2 Sandretta Miller BTI James Taylor lC2 Da vid Bowen HTI Sherry Case DCI Rodney Connelly MMI Billie Birdsong MM2 Robert McDonald BMC Jennifer Wray HTI John Cheatom EMI Gherry Rolle SH2 Edward Burgess BT3 Robert Ross EM3 Sonya Wallace S WSCO Officers CDR Kenneth Hinson ES WS EMC Eddie Mercer IMC Paul Beason SKC Abelardo Galang EM2 Laura Strait lC2 Herbert Porter MM2 Mikel Hall H TI Terry Byerly TMI Micheal Oates GMGI Elmer Merced LNI Walter Ruday HTC Dean Clouser OMI Harold Penhollow FC3 Richard Faille ENI Randy Avery EMI Bruce Dobens ENI Gary Wommack E T2 Gregory Barnett MR2 Jean Levenson S WO Officers L T John Norton LTJG Brian Murphy Second Class Petty Officers H T2 Brucc Jacob E T2 Mark Johnson HT2 Eric Krebs EM2 John Fehl MR2 Robert Nyquist MR2 Scott Osborne H T2 Marilyn Ostendorf MR2 Sean Scully H T2 Russell Reztzer EM2 lSWl Sonys Wallace Third Class Petty Officers YN3 Jocelyn Antonio BT3 Garry Bastable OS3 Doreen Bonneau OS3 Jennifer Balicki MM3 Lejoi Clark IM3 Rebecca Eddings Third Class Petty Officers BM3 Stephen Eubanks SK3 Francois Doucet BM3 Jeffrey Hale EM3 Douglas Hensley BT3 Senna Gelb MS3 Tamera Jones MM3 Da vid Lindsey DK3 Dennis Dudley MR3 Garrett Nichols HM3 Christine Stancil MM3 Robert Sommers MS3 Carlos Sanchez IC3 Donna Sutton GSM3 Milton Jones TM3 Yvette Richardson WT3 Juadalupe Perez EM3 Ryan Wilson MM3 Steven Watts TM3 Ceclcia West MM3 Douglas Wiese PN3 Eve West MM3 Robert Valencia - ' HM2 Rodolfo ofolo MM3 Da vid Manning Yellowstone Turnover U55 YELLOWSTONE sailed into Rota, Spain, on August 18- SIERRA'S CO, XO, department heads, division luicers' CPO'5 and LPO's briefed their YELLOWSTONE jgmteyparts concerning all facets of Sixth Fleet operations, sipplies, parts, repair equipment, fenders and publications re- aged from SIERRA were loaded onto the YELLOW- STONE. SIERRA crewmembers endured a wide range of feelings :rang the turnover process. It was a time of unrest in the Mid- east and Africa's West coast nation of Liberia, and we knew ..,,e was no more capable ship than the SIERRA to fulfill the 'roair mission for Sixth Fleet. With the possibility of hostilities -qqtighout the region, we wished to provide a proper turnover .ml for our relief, to maintain Sixth Fleet ships. Two gigantic inflatable submarine fenders and SIERRA'S -lffived Boathouse were loaded onboard the YELLOW- STONE on the afternoon of August 20. This, more than any- wrig, symbolized the conclusion of SIERRA'S MED 2-90 De- g .,f, yment. 1 USS YELLOWSTONE steamed of Rota on August fl. loaded with materials, wellebriefed .4imccl, and taking with them, four S volunteered to remain with - , H -LT Vandonslear F , , I ., K- ' K M 1 F' 4 - as -ai g su., 45.3 na- KM- ,X .1 4 K N , 1 S, 1-'F' - ,' he .. .-.. F ,Z Mk ,, Sf.. ' . B vl . , ,t H -.,,, N A W-, -Y Q x Y -. F 9, , ww' ' Q 1,4-maui Q ' -X: -19 , 1 f 3,4-he rf 1. Sierra Mediterranean 2-90 Crafts Show 'man N W deer .i . X Pi NN .' X i I x X . ,if ft ' 4 X A1 z N -S .J-Ya I lst place best use ol kits EMI ibn' ,tl.f!I, If . A- at-:nge DMB Michelle Benson I st place most detailed: HTI Sherri Case This crafts show brought to light a most creative bunch of crew Befowafff 0'h0'Pa 'ffPa'1'5 '1dW w'f HT' l . Mary Hoffa. YN1 Johnita Hall, MM2Bruce Hin- members. Each handmade item that was displayed showed so son, HN Laura Beckett inflow lan, middle, much versatility and imagination. We extend our hearty thanks gm and well done to all who participated. Ist place most tsrigzlnrf HH! Ii: .t .W-in u mms UI' at 'H 41 'FIN t uv F7 ,I-v. I 3 4, . VJ. Jllg. f 14? . 89 , ,mg -- -in wi-I' faq ff-EVE . 3 .. ul A D '-as 'Luv l 1 I i 3 I i pw-H-vi-' ' v 1 1' give- 5 - 1 .Jil- 1 ' Q l N.. ff L. F i 1 'NA W, m.,- 36' .jak ,, 'jk ' ' 'fig-Au '5-lN.x X . '- 1 01 - -11 X Q, V1 xE ,z 55. All ' fn . X , X I I .. ' jf? 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