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nderway Replenishment The forward kingpost crew poses for a portrait decked out in the lat- est in Bos'n mate fashion, , llwding ilu' line ni ilu? .ill luele Q i ing blilffllll. 5 fi f i i .IMT A A v-' 1 r 4 2 Nw-.E SH5 Bummy' Davis. Heavy lift H-46's shuttle sup- plies between Camden and Nimitz during a combination Vertical and Underway Replen- ishment. UHREP 51
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oimnamlm 1 Miller addresses the troops in Ji bel Ali as Rea: Admiral Quast looks on. ILO.:-gL'.,.i,gl KUWAIT IS FREE uriy up and wait? This phrase took on new meaning for Battle Group Bravo. ln early December 1990, BG Bravo was told to be ready on a moment's notice to deploy to the Arabian Gulf in support of Operation Desert Shield. On STEIH, that meant the Holiday leave period would have to be cut short and the ship would have to be brought up to the highest state of readiness in a very short time. Even after apparently getting the go ahead to deploy on several different occasions, STEIN and the other Battle Group ships sat in port - waiting. Finally, after numerous false starts, STEIN sailed out of San Diego on the dismal morning of 1 March 1991. After two weeks off the coast of Southern California conducting a Readiness Exercise, STEIN and BG Bravo steamed west toward the Phillipines. After a brief port call in Subic Bay, the Battle Group split up: the small boys headed for Penang, Malaysia and the large ships for ports in Thailand. Next, the Battle Group sailed for the Arabian Gulf, where we relieved the RANGER Battle Group. Multi-National Force Operations were our main task while standing by in the event of a reflash of hostilities in the regions. There were numerous port visits, including the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, and Oman. On our return transit, we cleansed the ship of Slimy Wogs, conducted ASW operations with U.S. Navy submarines, senfed as the Flag Ship for COMDESRON 21, and visited Thailand, Hong Kong and Hawaii. On 27 August 1991,just short of the six month mark, we returned home to a fabulous welcome. For her efforts in the Gulf Region, STEIN was awarded the Southwest Asia Service Medal and Sea Service Ribbon. SS Himitz fCVH 681 served as the Flag Ship for Commander Cruiser Destroyer Group THREE as well as Commander Destroyer Squadron 21. Deployment 55
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