South Carolina (CGN 37) - Naval Cruise Book

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1982 volume:

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Hilf Commanding Officer USS South Carolina CG-37 CDR Michael Bordy Executive Omccr C l CDR Joel B Executive Omcer 1 ! x , -'F Heaton S M44 SWEET GOODB ES ......,m..,...,..- g . sw! xx X N 'l r X J - 5 X 9 , ' 4 as-,vii fig , - .., v ,.r . 1 e txf i . '?N 'E v---gf as - ,4 's M' ,E 'riff , rg 'E 1-:JJ - 7 , ,, -G, . V .f . 'S we 1 - 4 I , -0 1 EJB: a ne, ,, V 4 i Memories are forever ,sv Q2 llnll- 'U Q 4-,,,... ,'5'g A ':'-'-,,, ? : gt k N ,X : :Yarn r-f gl Ulhllllmnl :gan 5 fi .A K .-f ff' I ' J Q 13 P ' '2-sa? 1 r,.5.nA, Nl I, flllll PORT VISITS 82 A ..f--1 1 it 4 L kfv ,fa rn-Q 5,-1- T . f9ff',., , ,f - ., f, .Sd 4.-.511 M !I:1'HkfTT.-s .Q , iPf'i, '!- W- ' 4- ......L.....-. .W- J as 'ff' -... - fir - . if ' 1 PII-I sf f- 'E - . 1, ,Ji P , '-W'f T.i7 bi' HT 1 .,. Q-.5 fi' -2.-'P-...--.:- '. ---W -.224 - K sms, H n,.i-'K RQME 'N 'ii af '54 4 N-0 '1 4st?o?'-ii i' 'PQ ii ' '53 . 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I 1 1 ' 1 'Q I - L...i,...Q.4 0 I 'Ki ' t . A ' i '4L'1 f .. sf- , Ili One of the many ancient buildings in Athens - 4'f'1ff'.. .. 71, j .---1--1' 4 , rv 1 .QV , .'f 'fi ' From the Acropolis both new and ancient Athens ' 'V spread as far as the eye can see. 4 . 4 'su' i 1 ,Al iv' ,fn ,, fig 'tit ' 3 -x 'I fm 5 x l v I ,.-..,t ..f, V' .n.:, ', ,,-.11,,,, ' 44 ri-Y ' A 4 --av- , if? Ruins of an ancient theater in Athens ful? i Aivast city of old and new, this grand city of Athens. va, 75 'Nf- 25 -' jg- ,L .s,,, we V za. I W llrrom left to rightl Nlountains and valleys. City ot' Ralamata Woman on Path Relaxing in a local restaurant lialantata Intramural Softball Tournament -t X, S , A L, .th .lvl -43 ,x ., 4 I Q H wa ' J' K , 'X -1 4 'Q V 5 1 i S 'I -yr? ' ravi' Q Q fp t Q V '--.xij IX X h 'Q it x. 5 . ,nfl , . K. Q .9 A 1 ' Y ' V 4, Y, 'rli i , :F f 1-'bf 4- -1 -'l t W 2,5 W- . , sf L 1 rf S ,Q ,. 5 Q A641 - Ju' h3 Xl A id' 1 rom left to rightj Snowy mountain scene Rugged terrain in Kalamata Fine port of Kalamata, Greece One of many intriguing caves A Parade held in Kalamata on Greek Independence Day while we were in port. , . M ii F 1 1 r ,f . 'f wav- Fl? ? x -'- -Mfr-mi'-3.1-1-.. . .'--v ' . - iFfom left 1, righii 1. It '-an Ik: .z dream zo bc visiting thc famous pyramids is mowri tu :nc .cm I, Yau '-mari io mic :fly c.iiiici'7 Fi 'Wfppcc Y: Yu. Ride cm camel -1 Niarzj. xigiitx like :hm iiricd thc shores of the Nile River which we cn-ioycii while on a tour of Cairo. Egypt. f S-Artic of :hc exciting cvcning CI1lCI'lLliHlI'lCI1l in Cairo. V J-sr., M-: .- A -, 1- - .nm '-.,.'.. -..i, Q- qlg .1 --.N i fbottomj They sure don't build them like they used to. Egypt Behold, forty centuries look down on you. Napoleon, 1798 Cleftj Khafrels Sphinx and the Giza Pyramids still look down after 2600 years. Cbelowj only a small strip of Egypt is turned green by the worldls longest river. fm , .I is fH'z', W 1 X at X 'K I N gif. . s i,,e e 'Q Qu, . I' 'Sr K ' , al-3 s H l A fu. '1 - 'A Q 1' , 34 ' ' yi .,pyl 2 l - xu- ', f .1-bat, fe. . J 4s Jin vu 'rl' I' I Top: Motor boating clown the Nile was an exhilorating adventure tmiddle leftl Statue Ramsees ll.l uonderiiitxwasthelbod hezne? Ueftto dghtj Would you buy ta used camel from this man? One ofrnany punurcsquc kiosques:N1312 Niardn uiesto out-smile the ctimclg Nou nice camel, just a little mikey lick. l i,,. I 3, .251 in '- ' ,,, f ' - 'xs5 'W 'WSW I gs LJ Al ibraltar Pictured left is Gibraltar as Seen when we first transited through the Straits of Gibraltar in January, ar. has , I www- ll' ii by We all had a good time with the locals in Gibraltar at a cookout hosted by the SOCAR as you can see by the photo above. 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V 'E Elms... -.E..,-ff., ,gs I Q 1' I- 5214 -., l 4-ff 'in ,Af x 'im .... ... .. - , . .. , A rf'-'M .V ,, 'g 1Y'?T,: 5, x 45, . af 9 fri ---i-i-1... ' 1 'M' v--uni. PALMA SPAIN . u s fr, X I . Q Q ' A uf ' ' ,' A g 'Q' p V u,. ' 'v 9 .f '- p 3 ' L .L . . f 9 - s-4 A iuff P, U r , Ut . V' ilk! . ,-. , sm:- ,4n5+y,1'g'f,3,,'v'W ' 3940 'fi ? ,L N A Wham 1 .0 ' if 'U .fw, Q. , uf 'ax X a, v I i . r 4 i I 5 f l 3 ! 1 I UNDERWAY REPLENISHMENTS Z WV 'FMP A , 1 5 5. ' f - Af f . xi , v 3,9 5 ! rflgr. iq AS, fr 'yliu I . -K Y Q: I ,LA L A Q i V' 4' ! l 1 'i I 5 3 A -an 4 I b H 4 an U . 4 34 x Mgf7 t f 5 A -1 -f - ---V - - V. . -11 7N X4 s It i, , M' , -5 ,, . I 3,-f. fufff 17 - , ' .. 71 I YL MM H1 1 ' 'xy v I Fl' ll Flag., ' 1 A diff T 12,1 ',. ,A-P? L.-A . 7 1 -rx.-ul' Q!! 5 I A5- Q 5 It-'Iliff A 3? 4 ff LIFE suRE as ROUGH N' ffm AIFVT 'T 'I ,rx-L ,-, 1-ff- -A - of- 1' ,IL3 5 ' Xxx. I JFS 4L,un-f!Sv - ' If -5 'ii 2 Q? 4:-7' I3 X , ,KZ lflljf . 2 4 S XX W Wx! X SHIPBOARD ACTIVITIES if-H W' 'N I3 X s IP,s 'X an hi lt was with pleasure that we hosted some distinguished visitors during our Med Deployment. Cffrom lel't to rightj CIN- CUSNAVEUR, Admiral Hays with Captain Hilt, The Crown Prince Mohammed of Morrocco, Admiral Hays address the crew, Admiral Conrad managed time from his busy schedule to visit with us. We also had the honor of welcoming our Tiger cruise fellows as shown at the right with their sponsors. I aw .Q l u. 4 I Sn... 1' 1. X4 ,r A P 1 f 5: as 1 iq yt, wb . - . ' N it f A A r , 4?- A The following comprised the Cruisebook Staff: Chaplain Wiltshire - Editor: Chaplain Johnson - Editorg RPI Palmer - Asst. Editorg MAA1 Burke, - Photographyg MM2 Martin - Photographyg ET1 Phelps, - Y 4 Q Cruisebook Staff The 1982 Cruisebook Staff was volunteer and these individuals spent many off-duty hours putting this Cruisebook together, T' - Photography: JO3 Land - Photographyg GMGI Michaud - Salesg YNSN Comer - Sales and Layouts: GMG2 Ross - Layoutsg BM3 Graveline - ' s - --A---5 'H' Q, 'QI Layoutsg YNSN Anders - Layouts, ET2 Gates - Layoutsg ICC Seal - W J Layoutsg OSS3 James - Layoutsg CTR2 Strom - Artg STG3 MacDonald 4 'MCT - Layouts. if? W 'E A iid im El 1 As you can see from the smiling faces Wk? all had a lot of fun doing this cru1sCb00 MOST OF THE TIME!!! 5 l 1 38 pictured right is GMG1 Michaud and ,'1...,.,s YNSN Anders, two of the Sales Staff engaged in their favorite activity, counting fi money- 1 .fi rf' Niki, 1. ith: s I f i ff. ' A Boy am I glad we have a capable Chief on our staff. Chaplain Wiltshire is impressed with CTR2 Storm's ability in using drawing pens. i ,, ' 1-lf' P'-' -Jn fm, f M -- e' ,-1--X1 QQ i 39 ' ,if-rp W- r4,gZ?' ' -1153-.., .,,,,--- ' l 1 , 'QU T- . ai? - N3 Q 513+ ' -I v , o x - . 1 sg 'X A rp' M Ri J' X 29- Myf, 5 M he Gther uys 1 1,1 -su. 'I x . ..... 4 ' I T I Q 9 F' 5 'r...'Vllllll!lInr1 . ...W 1 n A 'Jim ' -- - ' mm! 9 1' ., , farm: me :I H 1 IHHHIIIIIII . 2. , . O1 di' 1 . -2. ve A 'xp l 1 -. v 'Sli l.Lf Many Soviet warships were seen and served as a reminder of our -1 duty. .-, ll N ,-5 1...- 5 ENGINEERING OT '15-81. T00 BAD Ano I-VBIRTY COAT! IRDANIBQ DOWN l Engineering Department f l The Engineering Department provides such diverse functions as propul- sion, electricity, air conditioning, heating, water, telephones, television, and radio. The expertise to operate and maintain these systems is tremendous. Chief Engineer, LCDR Gaffney l i i 1 i . Lt Bryant. Electrical Officer. Lt F DCA Bradley, Training Officer. Second row: NIMCS Beilgnlzicfirlilins Rip silt Ens Sullivan ' p ' First row: L Division f ' HT i I QQ' T The Laboratory Divisions mission is to maintain , N, ,. chemistry and radiological controls in the nuclear 1 propulsion plants. They are charged with maintain- -' '-Mi ing records of radio active material. personnel , W -i TT radiation exposure. and chemistry conditions. 5' T gf . to vs: Y! I' gy A ' - ' T 'l, D' OtT'aer, MMC Bailfy. NINII Xogas. NINil lltimphreys., NlN1l l-'riebp Second Ffx51tSI3m2LSIiGerfi1Nigvfiszilumbtihh, NINI2 Fielding. NlNl2 lleyde. NINE Tiggs. Third row: MM- Pierson, MM2 Schmidt, MM2 Larson. A D1v1s1on A gang is composed of Machinists Mates and Engineers who are respon- sible for the proper operation of Engineering equipment not directly associated with the propulsion plant. Whether it's the shipis heating and airconditioning plants, small boat engines, or one of many other pieces of equipment, Auxiliaries division carriers the load. First row: Ins Trcpamcr Dixision Officer Second row HTCS Clark MMI Sealey MMI Nlonscu HTI lrcdcrickson HTI Snyder Third row ENI Dahna HT2 Casper Q HT2 Creech 'wlN1' Cohen MN42 Jackson st row HT2 MdfLlSOfNkN S Lund raw HI XNIIILT N1R N1 s in MM3 Noyes hN3bm1rt Suwnd row NIN11 C hm X N Lx fn. an EN3 Blumcnstcxn NAN13 Judy. X Q. xi. ,v Nu I : A L 1 Fir' 3 ' fc' c 1 2 fx -, I .micy IN' ' nk 1' 'lf ' L ' ww, iliixr-1. N1X1? I. mr I ',x L - f'. First row: HT3 Karlsen, HT3 Eastwood. Second row: MM3 Welcher, MM3 Mitton. Third row: MM3 Conner, ENFN Jackman. Fourth row: FN Mireles, FN Himes. Fifth row: MMFN Campbell, FN Johnson. '1'lj What do you mean it doesn't Gr anx.mOre,,,, '.1 First row FX Xi,1:,.'.1::, FN Smiih. Second row: HTFN 11? Pj1ffg Vf'ifF'N Tam my x1xiFN Byers. HTFN . G.1...b.-,-Q-.LTIT TQ'-wi WHEN Xiprzay. HTFN Niaus. Fifth row: xixwx xiipzff-A, ENN pw, 4 , K-- s - S I N, , in JI 1 I Q 4 ' i' ' J 3 if ll Thu sure: zsn'i like driving my car l 'i . 7 , , 'if' D I - 1 Q f ' 1 h l FN First row: HTFN Briers. Second row! HT,h Schultze. Third row: ENFN Bute HTFA Smit HTFA Whaley. Fourth row: ENFA ROILFNE Wilt, FA Davis. Fifth row: MMFA Sta S' Horan, HTFA Fuger. A E Division E Division is responsible fo. t..Q jit. t - distribution to the zieepo. s sid engine 'H circuits and alarms sucn as the NIC its , - :Q 735713 QL-iigg and other various indicaiing Ciflglis T- - . ,, it L5 gw.3,ggfy 1yQ motors and motor-genergigrs fx noi bi E dgxzsiorr personnel. E Division supple Xi RTS sts: in SOLDTH CAROLINA, WSOC. l Just ai fcu. more sir'-it--. wil if i llmslictln First row: Ens Cttstcllucci, l7iusinn Office Second row: ICC Seal, ICC Jones, Tizzrd rr'-s EMI Groomes. E312 Shields. I-N12 NN iri. l-hurt? row: ENIFN Browne, EXIF-N Crum. l2Xll-'N Holmes. Fifth row: EMFN lxing. lfN1lfN Sharpe, FR Hardin. rl' F 4 Y Willacker. Third row: IC2 Curry, IC3 Williams. Fourth row- I Reddy, ICFN Petrantis. Fifth row: FA Oliphant, JOSN Lalid X .K 4 fy , . Qu ' ' ,1 W ' 'J f . t , Q 4 , .WW .XR . ,, ' , ' . 3, at V' T 'iw if fl' 'V , Q- Q ,ey-..B I , xg - an -af, 1-Aw. , 1, i F F 4' F Q- ' f First row: IC1 Evilsizer, IC2 Gross. Second row: IC2 McKinney IC2 M Division i ne Plant M Division is the Engineering muscle and 'wer' ....Z... ofthe SOUTH CAROLINA. Their rtizstg.. 's to make the ship move through the wuz: . speed at any time while pruwzdizg r.: i power, potable water, auxiirgrl. sie.- ' firemain pressure with such Cx ' ' continuity that the ship our granted, First row: Ltjg L'rrutia. Division Ofticcr. MMCS Peach. Nihii By non Second row: MMI tSSi Lloyd. MMI Xignn. Third row MXH Turner MMP. Ayers. Fourth row: MMI Barnhorn. MMI Bcnarite. Fifth row MMP. Harkenrider. S1512 Hunter. ffm 1 First row: MM2 Kennel MM2 Kolodziejczak: MM2 Kozlowski, MM2 Lambert. Second row: MM2 Luzzi, MM2 Mann, MM2 Ritter, MM2 Rogan. Third row: MM2 Sasiadek, MM2 Shollenberger, MM3 An- derson, MM3 Carrier. - ' e if r if X ri From the lcfii HN13 iieuizm, N-iN!3 lx::.:r. NiNiF Xixcy. NIUE Owen, MN13 Rucgscggcr Two Plant First row: Ltjg Podoba, Division Officer. MMC Trautmann. MMI Kimerle. Second row: MMI Dinkins. MMI Plum. MMI Shields. i i i First row: MM2 Abshire, MM2 Baehr. Second row: MM2 Dumont, MM2 Goulding. Third row: MM2 Hines, MM2 Howald. Fourth row: MM2 Jones, MM2 Kilpatrick. Fifth row: MM2 Martin, MM2 Moser. tk t 5 i 1 gl'-T 13? 'yr ' Ae :Q i. First ron: MMI Podniesinski. Second rcw VVS Roberts. N1X12 Silvia. Third row: M513 Carr. NINI3 Gieri. Fsurii rs'-L1 NNE? R.ft:'. WN13 Robcrgc. Fifth row: M313 Walston, MMFN Hagen. - A 'ft .J X1 Rv-,,,,,,,,,,.,., . 1 A In r RE D1V1S10H 1 Reactor Electrical Division is USOCAR power and light All personnel are nuclear trained electrical operators who keep the electrons flowing throughout the ship. 5, .Ib 'z TK: Q A K il f 491- Top row: LTJG Oswald, Divi'ion OIT' r. S 5 d r -- EK Bolin, EMI Reincke. Third riuw: IC2KErott.eLEiQ11 iliamiligg Fourth row: IC: Caldwell, ENI2 Davis. Fifth row: EMI Gibbs' EMI Olson. ' row ICI Alter. Second rout EX12 Agxmn. EMI Bal T lr H ENIQ Bauer. EMI Csllgzo. Fourzh toni ICI Delazzarx EN1' N Fillh ron: EMI Feller. ENE Hgrbgugh. X ......i.. Petty Uzxgcr H.1Acr,v! Rl , cmoyx Mailing in his oHt1 H 47957 Y 1 - T ' - f ' 1 1 I 'L 1 1 - I . 5 FI! RO qualified in how many days? 3 .- f ir Q . m' ai Top row: EM2 Hatfield. Second row: EM2 Havens, EM2 Kaeding. Third row: EM2 Kowatch, IC2 Madajewski. Fourth row: EM2 Mallory, EM2 Mulder. Fifth row: EM2 Rea, EM2 Segroves. fl, T-9? 7-3 I ENE 5I ,,TT'4x:-. FND T7yQT1,Scco!1d row: FX12 Yxumg EXIF Fgii-Q, T31 'fs EWS H.LTTiSSTT. FCE Hearn, Fourth ron EN-if Rgiigf, Ay EW: Wasps? Flfifi TOXV FN13 Ycddcr.FN1.' Y, nf. 'K S . -u-.. he -ind' f.. X 1 Y RC Division The ultimate goal of the Reactor Control Division is to operate and maintain sophisticated instruments to monitor our two D2G reactors. To obtain this objective a reactor operator is expected to perform planned maintenance system testing and other required preventive maintenance. This serves to increase the operator's overall knowledge of the plant's operations. rw-,uf Top row: Lt Flanagan. Division Gfticer. ETCS Twigg. Second row: ETI Liedcrer. ETI Pexton, ETI Wilkens. Third row: ET2 Ackerman. ET2 Baderman. ET2 Beebe, ET2 Bcrgquist. ET2 Buxton 'Siu sr , lop wi IiT2 row: UTI C handler, I I 1 C MXJIH' I If 1 l If ll: Nuwmi mud :A xy, rn , 62 ram' YT: Nhllcr. Tx'-.. VII Nelson. VT2 O'Donncl. ET2 Parker. Second row: ET2 Phelps P Pilnn. IYTQ Pmcii. lvl? Vvcxinmn. VTE Brccdcn. 9 if V. ll . og. M sl ol 4 QC b'15u-Jul Boi' s-Q11 'vu val, . - - I- z K4 I if Supply .fQ,1 fly 6 1 . A r t I . 5 Y S N 5.0 o f Supply Officer, 5' u LCDR Smith 4, D1v1s1on Top row from the left: SKC Dover, SKI Gatdula. Sec- ond row: SKI Getz, SK3 Schaut. Bottom row: SK3 Dewey, SK3 Rawlings, SK3 Murray, SR Petrie. Department These guys are the Sears, ACE Hardware and J.C. Whitney's of the SOCAR- The? can issue you anything from an electron tube to a roll of toilet paper, with a signed l250 of course. ' The S-1 Division fStoresj maintains a continuous flow of materials required to support the ship. It is further assigned the function of managing all funds required to support normal operations of the SOUTH CAROLINA. We handle the checkbook and write the checks . i l t l I I . V? M px. ,- ! I! A 51 . . . S-2 1v1s1on 'roxidc the crcxx with 1 5.15 x N, zzzsgh, served under QLQCYTN gxwfcf .uid iff .zu .umosphcrc -a.. ...i..., . L . -,, y- ..... 1 I n 1 . 'vbf TW Henkel. Dlvlsinn Officer. . -' T L ' L 1 'v15l Q N .vt f Fl N152 141311111 N151 lymfm Third row: M51 R N1 1 .L X15 H N15 B ll 'V153 5' U51-I-1 11 mth mu N152 Nnrm, N152 Cfupclzmd fl :QQ .F mum. N153 Cfampbc, 1 S F NF ' K., ivision f the Seven Seas' these fine four star The galloping gourmets o , h cooks can prepare anything from surf and turf to grilled peanut butter sa L ndwiches, with emphasis on the latter. 0' fi. .. :vii w ...vf-- Wha,d I do, Wha'd I do'?,' to do l l Top row left to right: MS3 Myers, MS3 Remrnel. Second row: MS3 Otwell, MS3 Kobin, MSSN Redden, MSSN Tullis, MSSN Moreland. Third row: SN Belvin, SA Boetel, SA Barnes, MSSR Gilboy, SR Ratliff. S-3 S-4 ..,,f-' ivision ' If it wasn't for these fine young me: x wouIdn't have made it lhffbbgf ' H crhlse. They handle 'the . shlpstore, soda foumam. czfcerxg 1 office, barbershop. and milfs: fwf- '55 x I .s lik us' NH, l..:.N, NH. Ku INCL DRSN Hn sHxN bww ez Ne, w: f -A xHxN ,lm1mcc.SN lmulixm, I X N S K HSN Nvrznx -'-' ., Iii-,.' n .., ..-, . Jv.' v 2' gpm--u ii- 42-' Y ' A ,AA Pictured here are a few scenes of some of the many services that our Supply Department provides for us. QFrom left to rightj, they clean our clothes. cut our hair, dry clean and press our uniforms, make sure we get our hard earned pay, and make it irresistible to pass up all the goodies at the Ship's Soda fountain. n. . an 1 JP :Zi 5. Q5 lv E, I.. WEAPONS Weapons Officer, LCDR Devlin G Division G Division is responsible for thc ship's gun mounts, missile launchers. small arms. and ammunition magazines. Top row from the left: Lt Connery. Ordnance Officer. Ltjg Gold, Division Officer, Second row: GMMI Armstrong. GMGIV Michaud. Third row: GMMI Aleshire. GMMI Lundberv. Fourth row: GMGI Bryant, GMG2 Ritter. C Weapons Department Consists of those divisions who primarily act in defense of the ship and in the exterior maintenance and deck seamanship. the operation and care of an 3 ' 3 H- 2 I- X Ftrt row: GNTVI Row GWG7 Sullndn Second row CJ'v1'V12 Stgphens. GHG Thomas Thtrd row GVIV13 Rtckman C1'vK12 Buntj.. Fourth rov- CJWNISN Otto GN1N1SN Hopp Fifth row GWGSN .-Xrmdx SN Del con AS Division AS Division is tasked with protecting the ship from the threat of enemy submarines. They also provide assistance in navigation when entering Port. 2' D ,V . - A - 7- Q ,sv - X V-ik ' v 4,' A 'Q T'l - First row: Lt Goldberg, Division Officer, STGC Hilsman. Second rOW3 GMTl Hilliard, STG2 Hatfield. Third row: STG2 Marzovilla, STG2 Bresco, STG2 Hafner. Fourth row: STG2 Lancaster, STG2 Einholl- Fifth row: STG3 Bigley, STG3 Good. C' First rqw: GNIT3 James.GN1T3 YbL1rrr1.Sccomcl r,m1TN13 Mins. STG? Hernmxng. Third row: T513 Harbison. STG? N1.zcDo:.aIC. STG? Bell. Fourth row: STGSA Osborne. STGSA-X Fgrrcil, Fizlh rs-uv STGSA Kerrigan, STGSR Demem. M' 'ar- First row: Ltjg Kincaid, Division Officer, FTCM Jahn, FTGC Schaub, FTMI Thacker, FTMI Avilcs. Second row: FTM! Murgatroyd, FTG2 Nelson, FTM2 Fox Division Fox Division :irc thc pcoplc who mpg-r.zic .ind m.:ini.iin thc niissilc firc control radar, thc gun tire control sysiciiis, .ind iiiizur iii-gipoiis directions control systems, Birkncr. Iv- I 'i is Y Xu-1,41 1- I First row: FTN12 Shmidt, FTN12 Nixlcx. IIN1- PINII Efiaf. Li IJXCS hx pb Fischer. Second rowi I-TN12 Smpiuw I IN1 N ftngland, FTM2 N1CNczxHy, IATM2 Nicsipaif, FVI Nil Johnson criuus Some of Vox Divixionk Good oh. hmm '?' 1 4 i w 1 . E First row: FTG2 Gross, FTM2 Rogers. FTN12 Frye. FTN12 Edwards. FTG2 Clement. Second row: FTM3 Fifcr, FTG3 Ciaylor, l-'TMR Royer. l TCsi3 Meers. Now if I can just figure out what all these little knobs dow. Someday when I make Chief irst ivision First Division cares forthe exnerior of ih ck :qu-'www' HGH life rafts, handlirm Qez1r.and12.ck'Q Trai R - .5 , -.VL L -- ---- --3 .yr..,g,...L..1':1' and as iookouts. ' 'WG A , , 41 'Q ' ... 31, -N. Top row from thc left: L1 liingrriiin, Iirsi l.icuiuri.ml, INS Vlcxicliirid, Dix-isimi Officer BMI Norman, BNN Bustkxrd. Scwnd rim BX13 Cir.ixclmc. BN13 lamb. BMSN FOSILI BMSN Ropp, SN Lcc. 4- , ,- 3 7 d Top row: BMSN Hanlon. Second row: SN Neiman, SN Biddle. Third row: SN Swamp SN Baca. Fourth row: SN Masse, SN Lemons. Fifth row: SN Dempsey, SN Mullis ' , 'IXNAN ' Q'Q4ikQ . -A '42 Wu S 'i- ' ' ..1,y . -r 1 PE709 S 4 i I To rowi SN Cams. Sxfqgtmi T EN .?,, .1, 5X - ' SN Sfgui P SN Vkllliumn, If5L,T1f'i fwr SX ly-A 5 X' ' S Emberton. 12- X..,NX f 's L- ,,,.l.l . A First row: SA Tynes, SA Johnson. Second row: SA Kelley, SA Washington. Third row: SA Romero, SA McFarlane, SA Emberton, SA Hill, SA Anderson. 1'f. 4l,'-4--. -4-. In Q n ...- I I 2, L!XJ NE Just Fauna curl CHtlP5CAB'1' U wink onuA1 ll . SLTRK' gy C A f-J-5 I 0+ lfbl 'lo Qc Q O -IO! 2- G3 Q, ,r,, Qfm- S Qfrun IX tsp' N?-X I , f 7 T . ga A-- ' A ..-3 ,' Ka I ,-Q CPEFZATIGNS .AL v. -if '-lu-,,,4fMdf Operations Department Division The men of this department are responsi equipment that helps them in that task Operations Officer, LCDR Bonewald OA Division, comprised of the ship's Electronic Warfare Technicians, is tasked with the Operation and Maintenance of the Anti-Ship Missile Defense Systems ANXSLQ-32 CVD 3 and MK 36 SRBOC. Additionally OA Division in conjunction with specially trained Signalmen of OC Division, make up the ship's Intelligence Collection team, whose tasks include the identification of ships suspected of smuggling drugs into the states. Op YOW3 EWC Plym, EW2 Larocque. Second row: EW2 Vaughafl, EWSN Catalano. ble for telling us how to best defend our ship. They also care for a host of OI Division Somewhere in the upper decks L35 SUQTQ' CAROLINA is a cold. dark and usualll. -sci -,-f-7,-iw known as Combat information Center I Tlx 4- M manning this location are the Opcriimrs sic- .. 1 UQ Division. They support the SUl,Tli C, xHwlciN X .rg mission by the collection. dispiag., gui. .1 ,rg gfsr- - of tactical information A W 4 1 nl- . L sis . N ll-Iii A t-,L.. , .. Ill! X fd 5 naw -J. e ln' . in V A 'lf ' ' s , Q K . ff' s - x t ' 2 V 9 1 A -...M Him m.tni. copies tiwi H' First row: Lt Foster. Division Ofticcr. Second ross: OSC Nels-in. OSC Johnson. Third row: OSI Rmk. OSl Nichols. Fourth row OSI Shzpp OS2 Eigner. Fifth row: OSI Rnebel. OSI Conley, ,.-n-4 - S , - V. ,5 4 V 4 ii . 9 . B 7-ffm' OS2 Robertson wins the 1982 If I don't get my way l'll hold my breath till I turn blue Contest . First row: OS2 Robertson. OS3 Nlillman, OS3 Alexander, OS3 Anderson, OS3 James. Second row: OS3 Chavis OS3 Thomas, OS3 Sykes. OS3 Simmons, OS3 Willever. ry' M , ,fl 1' , s 'V-pf Y, U S i r ,X , ,I fl Y First row: OS3 Scott, OSSN Drummond, OSSN Grcivc, OSSN Xiurphy USSX Xkilkcr Second row: OSSN Whither, OSSN KrOSky, OSSN Suwycr, OSSN Nhj., USNN NN.m::t.1uk Puri-N-S1.irbo,ini, Port-NWSt.irim.irdg PUFI-iY-Slilfbllllfd riixfww 4-x 0 Energy Crisis Top row: OSSN Raisbeck, OSSN Stankard, OSSA Piomelli, OSSN Taylor, OSSA Calogera. Second row: GSSA Cupchack, OSSA Jacobs, OSSA Pollitt, OSSA Huber, OSSR Moses. I fMww a-Mawqra X P o o o Thr: asv Did YOU 335' there's a lady aboard? I-le's really not that tall . UB Division Down in Winkin, Blinkin and Nod land SOCAPQQ Data Systems Technicians maintain and repair :he Naval Tactical Data Systems CNTDSQ. The NTDS Computer complex is used to comunicate with other NTDS ships and aircraft and to provide a current tactical picture on the various operator data display consoles. NTDS serves as the heart of SOC.-XRS Combat System providing its operators with real time command and control information. QQJOO' HC thinks I d0n't know what hes doing They didn't teach us this in A school. Top row: CWO2 Gordin, Division Officer. Second row: DSC Viggo DSI Clay. Third row: DS2 Cutler. DS2 Miller. Fourth row. s - Parker, DS3 Day. ET2 OE Division OE Division is a select group of highly trained and highly motivated technicians whose primary function is to ensure optimum electronic i combat readiness of the ship's exterior communications, navigation cryptographic and radar equipment. If it is not receiving, transmitting' i displaying, rotating, radiating, encrypting or decrypting just call thi i eager, capable electronics technicians. a Q ,i Vs' L44 5 ,J K -J - k . X s 4 , . ii' X g f X 5 2 ' ,wa Qs V g it ii 1 ls- gg'va-gf A Vuvi A All -. . ' ' i ri X X r. - it ,lf Q N : ,yi -- in f' i Turn toi' F En Cgit row: EHS WinSt0I1, Division Officer ETC Horn. Second TOW: . er, ET2 Maguire Third row ET '. throw. . - : 2 sng , ET2 Kent. Four Waffmston, ET2 Holdener. Fifth row:eEEl'2 McAdams, ETZWS' U1 B X...- TOP row: DS3 Fissel. DS3 Schuntz. Second row: ET- Thomas. DS3 Melvin. Third ioiif ET3 Bondi. ET3 Gaddy FOUYIII row: DS3 Brown, ET3 Evans. Fifth row: ET- Wellington, ET3 Avery. Watch out world, the Spooksl' have invaded the SOUTH CAROLINA! We no longer, Come and go by nightn, we're here to stay! This honor was initially bestowed upon SOCAR D ' ' ' with the arrival of Lt Rapin, the Cryptologic Division Officer, in late December 1980 followed by the initial input of the present crew in mid-March 1981. All that most people see of our spaces is our Front Doorl' which is made of reinforced steel with an electronic alarm, electronic cipher lock and manual tumbler combination dial lock. In effect, our spaces are a sealed vault but that's to keep people out - not us in! Although music of any sort is often heard filtering out of outboard, we don't party all the time. Sometimes we work M Cabout 10 minutes a day when the Chief crawls out of his rackj! Seriously, OT Division's mission is to conduct defensive studies designed to ensure that U.S. communications are secure and protected from hostile countermeasures including meaconing, interference, jamming and intrusion CMIJIJ. We also advise U.S. Commanders concerning procedures and techniques which could be used to counter enemy command and control communications. Last but often times most important we perform direction finding and range estimations in support of search and rescue operations. Top row: Lt Rapin Division Officer CTTC Doliesla I v , gger. Second n1l?CcfhC'cli'T1 Ggegorlyg CTT1 Hardy, CTR1 Herndon, . ir row: CTR1 Scif, CTA1 Smith. eane, CTR1 Lupo, SGT Powers, mf' ff 1 1 I J '51 I . t i r -it . i is First row CTM! Stapleton. CTO3 Bcrtrzind, CTN12 Byers, FT2 Lesher, EW2 Marcus. Second rms: CTR2 Woods,CTFN13 Norton, CTR3 Posey, EW3 Spdiildirig. CTR3 Strtini. Third row: CTO3 Ysac, CTUSN Dunmirc. 2 1 q 'xx-ha gf. .' M . . - 19 ' 1 I T h The Scivvy thief strikes again. Hey is this the E s Op Lt Nickell OC Division OC Division is comprised of 16 Radiomen and 7 Signalmen. The primary mission of O.C. Division is to maintain a high standard of reliable communications with ships in the Battle Group and shore installations. Radiomen communicate primarily by electrical communications via satellite and the Signalmen rely mainly on flashing light and flag hoist. Our highly trained communicators keep us in touch with the world. Radio provides the equipment platform which CIC utilizes to fight the war, play the exerps, or coordinate Mars deliveries. Radiomen can get flashes to the Fleet CINC'S or mailgrams to your lady. RMC Cassity SMI Williams . 'L f i, .,.Wwf Hmm I guess I better not send in flashing light what I'm thinking!! Left to right: RMI Sallis, RMI Hum h RM P YCY, l Shoulders, RM2 Walker, RM3 H1-eha, 5 Q - - .,.. v. 2: . J . V gl 4 4 Q P gg:sgn3ov:gWl?lNgiigg:xwI:Sg,h3N13 Barnes. SN Clifton. SMSA Rogers. RMSX Yancey S 4 Q was ,. . fi 5 Q Q 5 V5 132 sw. .,,- , I , . H4 j3,.qf,g .. Can you spare a dime? But Chief, plcusc lct us wut We duin'1 mum to xpzll thc main in your teletypc!! First rowt RHSN Andrews, Second row SWSY Schunk, SMS.-X NfcDcrmott. RHSN Rzwcr. SN Thompson, SA Laudcrmiln, sr-av' NOISIAIG X ' SdOO' .9 -.Njal-fK - 5- PQSSQQQ 66669 S-.451 Scif? 3250 l3Es..2.,.::-.,-f-I n TOp row: I.t W'ynn, IJIVISIUII Utifiucr, If IDR NN.u.i,rg I 7,1522 HIL NI Rc.'.'cIi, XIJNICI' LXIHCI' P6115 Ufficc of thc Command, IiNC'NI Im, xhipk IN! I ,- J ' PNL Ni'-:FN Xwxzdztz Pczwniicl Uiiiccr Sccnmi mu NCC Roberts, CIIJITNTIAIILI Circcr Iiiufmg. -' NI X Ii:-.5 HI' I' NNf K cuI.i. N N? Iliff O U O X ivision X Division men .irc our piper p..x?:i,m II- ' thc Iyping and thc filing Y-vim' Iwrvui A-if i --' :Q lf' and olhcrx kccp Us xiriight V I . M, Q-152: I ' mi 3 '4.f Top row: PC2 Schindler. Second row: YN3 Grant. Third row: PN3 Halliday, PN3 Simpson, YNSN Braly, PNSN Gradney, YNSN Anders. Fourth row: PCSN Proctor, YNSN Robertson, YNSN Droz, YNSN Corner, PNSN Biggers. 1 i i i il ii L i l At Last. Proof, X Division does work' Si i 1 QTX f -I9 + my X W fx MEDICAL MEDICAL DEP RTME T Turn to - sick call! Shot lines and x rays, bandaids and ace wraps, an occasional medieval or housecall. Training in first aid, warnings about unsanitary food. Waking up in the night for a burn, a cut, or a broken bone. Routine sick call or Duty Corpsman lay to ! It's all part of the job we love - To keep as many men at as many guns for as long a time as possiblef' P I I .fl-. -.. ,f ,, V ,amp-wx-nf sv- Trust me I'm the DOC Top to bottom, LT Hightowerg HMC O'Mearag HM1 Thornhillg HM2 Copelandg HM3 Heffner. L TE COMERS I -Pu. '4 V Yu S Row lg LT Seifert, Engineeringg LT Harlnian, Ist Liculenantg LTJG Johnson, Chapluing LTJG Holian, iinginccringg LTJG Rippon, Engineering. Row 2g LTJG Mulloy, Iinginccringg LTJG Koteles, Engineeringg YNI Jeffrey, X Divg HTI Case, R Div.g GMTI Premo, AS Div. Row 3: IQTI Ryan. OT Div. Row 33 iiTl Ryan, OT Div.: SK2 Butler, S-I Div. l rf fs, 'H-. 5 xl 4 , SJ i . Row 1, FTM2 Kennedy, Fox Div., EM2 Wells, RE Div., EM2 Stolpa, RE Div., MM2 Blotzer, M Div., MM2 Wosky, M Div. Row 2, STG3 Runyon, AS Div., ET3 Loeser, RC Div., EM3 Pfeifer, RE Div., EM3 Vumbaco, RE Div., EM3 Fulmer, RE Div. Row 3, EM3 McGowan, RE Div., RM3 Thatcher, OC Div. L TE CUMER Where did you say we were? L-Q-J? 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