Sterett (CG 31) - Naval Cruise Book

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CRUISIOHSOOK STAFF LTIG M. LANESE PROJECT SUPERVISOR GMM2 R. HEMMINGWAY PHOTOGRAPHY AND LAYOUTS DS3 C. WILSON LAYOUTS, COPY. AND EDITING CONTRIHIITING PHOTOGRAPHERS: C'AP'I'. T. Ii. BI,OI.INT. JR. MRS. ROBIN ISLOUNT III' .l. SCIIKAS I,T.lG A. IIOIISTON MAC' ISWJ P, KROIIVIIIFK OS,X'I'.CiRAVI'1S SN P. Ii,'XNlIIiI.OS SN II, HIIRIJIVK IAI. THANKS III Nl 'I' ID IIIANC 'UI .A VOR IIIS 'I'IfCI'INICAL I'.XI'I1R4I'ISI'. ANI? t'OVIiR IJPSIGN vAL.'o-Tn K llIlNl'IIU1lk 'mllvx UHIHI ruluuuna I N I I 141 m COHPAIY I UAR4fnNlM1'M-.mr I X1 X I ll

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,, .pi l iagai , A, X twig F V . at 3. ' Ltgtqgf 'V . DAVID E. GIANCOLA NAVY COUNSELOR CHIEF CAREER INFORMATION PROGRAM MANAGER COMMAND CAREER COUNSELOR The United States Navy is responsible for maintaining control of the sea and is a ready force on watch at home and overseas, capable of strong action to preserve the peace or of instant offensive action to win in war. With the all-volunteer force concept, the Navy's ability to attract and retain the number of quality personnel needed to meet manpower requirements is dependent upon the level of career satisfaction offered by service in the Navy, The creation and maintenance of a positive environment are, therefore, essen- tial to the success of a Navy retention program. Good retention doesn't just happen, it's created. Tradition, valor, and victory are the Navy's heritage from the past. To these may be added dedication, discipline, and vigilance as the watchwords of the present and the future. Never have our opportunities and our responsibilities been greater. BM2 J. THOMAS JANUARY I992 EMCM OK JONES JUNE 1991 QM: E. LAWSON JANUARY 1992

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IN MEMORY GF SK2 FRANCO NAVALTA GONZALES Petty Officer Second Class Franco Navalta Gonzales enlisted in the United States Navy on 21 September 1981. He attended Recruit Training in San Diego, C alifornia, and Store Keeper A School in Meridian, Mississippi. He served aboard USS HULL QDD-9451, USS ANCHORAGE LLSD-361, and at Naval Supply Depot Yokosuka, Yokosuka. Japan. After serving on shore duty he transferred to USS MIDWAY ICV-419. He served a second tour at Naval Supply Depot Yokosuka. Japan before transferring to USS STERETT CCG-319. His decorations include: Good Conduct Medal Ctwo awardsl, National Defense Medal, Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal, Humanitarian Service Medal. and the Sea Service Deployment Medal Csix awardsl. Petty Officer Second Class Gonzales is survived by his wife, Estrellita Mateo Senongco. two sons, Francis Rosan Senongco, Francis Senongco, two daughters, Frances Roselle Senongco. Frances Rose Ann Senongco, and his parents Elino Mangohi g and Rosalina Famularcano Navalta Gonzales. Our warmest sympathy is with the family and friends who mourn his passing. lt is to him that we dedicate this cruisebook. i l l i v 4 l ui i ti