Tattnall (DDG 19) - Naval Cruise Book

Text from Pages 1 - 54 of the 1984 volume:

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Strack Commanding Officer Executive Officer Supply Officer Supply Department Executive Department Crossing The Equator Weapons Officer Dependent's Cruise 4983 Underway Replenishments At Sea Christmas In Israel With Bob Hope And Friends MRS More Details'?'?? Haifa, Israel Rome And Naples, Italy The Home Coming-Florida Bound Focus On First Division More, More, More And More Israel Weapons Department M Inspections And Awards A Glimpse At Some Candids Lifestyles Operations Department Credits fyf 3 K x , W Z Z tx Z f.WWm X, XX 4. Q M 'ff J CAPT 706656410 71. Www Zxewtdae Ogden SUTPIPILY 'Lrg---.hx x- -1., K X . -. Q .X - 'X r -N V . 1 The ship's Servicemen CSHQ roTing on boord TATTNALL provides The crew wiTh The doy To doy necessiiies. The roTe is divided inTo Two moin funcTions, The service ocTiviTies which ore The Ioundry, borber service ond The reToiI ocTiviTy which is The ship's sTore ond vending mochines. The profiTs generoTed Through The ship's sTore ore Turned over To The Welfore ond RecreoTion deporTmenT To supporT The morole of The crew. 6 7. , W, W!-sr ,L J ,Q - , T J Q 1.5. on Q si , ,, Q' E r .X X .ff X I ff Qu ,z 1 X 1 ,f 'w-4, DKSN L. Williams MSSA C. Price LT. R. Hooper Department Head LTJG. B. Webb Division Officer DKC C. Rafael SH1 M. Kaiser SK3 J. Joseph MS3 M. Smith i I i K n EEUU gEUf GEEK DEED H BEE Supply Administration we Q U2 f X SV 5 Command Master Chief GMCM D. Tucker - , X f AM H' Z wi L . A... W . X. X.VV W , - ' . x t if X , A Q. Q. . , ,Nw ex 1 - ' A 1 1, Y X K ., - xuxt 'ff or . . . A , .1 j Q2 , 5 j Q as . Q Wu G .pg 4 X vu.. . ffi . YN 3 S. Potter W , 1 , xr - wi Af - in al lnm1l'! mul In x - 1 O E 41 1 x 1- f 1 x QM3 R. Yadon HMC W. Martinez NC1 ISWJ R.W. Luse QM3 W. McClees HM3 J. Benson YNSN F. Stinehart YNSN L. Knight QMSN s. Long .urs-.11 bQ-Q foennnvna-mann K 4 -H--4--ff-L5 Z7 ' V Q ',,,,.1,-gf-q QQQ,4eZbQ'0Q' ' . 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'11 QA Q,- W 1 we O in ,vs SWAN xxvux Daily Roufine AT Sea As seen on The lefT, These were Three very familiar scenes of aaily roufine for The TATTNALL men. Helicopfer aefails were a very imporTanT roufine To follow almosf aaily as They aeliverea everyfhing from mail ana provisions To people ana Chrisfmas Trees. Time was precious ana every secona of free Time was spenT resfing for The nexT evoluTion, which mighf bring a leTTer or Two from home or fuel for The ship. Top lefT: A much Too familiar scene. The ciTy skyline of .burned ouf Beiruf, Lebanon. BoTTom lefT: lVllVl3 Yelverfon cafches up on some much neeaea sleep during lunch hour. Opposife page: A helicopfer performs exercises wiTh us cluring normal aaily roufines. Ma, '19 Qlf' f 11,1 ' 1 Lf 'U4,,,, ' 'U,,,f'1,'., f If V 1754, X - J f 4 f , . 'v ,J 9 f v .,,, Q 1 . ,, , ,4 W . , it f' V 51 V'7f.' , wen fx 1 ,,,, . 1 W , rm 12' r'-1 +1Z+fv,z-f,p,:U.,- .c.w.A:-, -- 1 .W , H.. N V 15373.51 ?' ., ,, f '51 av,-mm , .,,. .N ww' of-m. x ,fi 455 . A fu ,.. 1 Brazil Affer on exhousTing 'TO ddys dT seo, we sow lond for The firsf Time while deployed. The sun glored down on The conTinenT of SouTh Americo ds we pulled inTo The posT of Recife, Brozil. Gur sTop wos shorT, ouT exTremely enjoyople. The people of The lorge porT ciTy were every bif friendly ond welcomed us To Their counTry wiTh open orms. IT is True ThoT our Americon dollor wenT o long woy in Brozil due To o sTruggling Brdzilion economy. The Brdzilions were in-Trigued by us os reporTers ond oTher medio personnel ooorded To Tolk wiTh CopToin DeuTermonn for o quick news sTory, which wos To loe broodcosTed on The locol Brdzilion news sToTion. Soon ofTer deporTing SouTh Americd, we were on our wdy To The Middle EdsT where fighTing hod become fierce in Lebonon. b , Daily Routine At Sea? Fleenlistments, refueling, physical fitness, replen- ishments, rest and recreation. Just a few things that can never be taken for granted. These most important evolutions allowed TATTNALL to perform her tasks while deployed. During each and every underway replenishment, whether it be rigging a fuel line from the USS MERRIMACK in four weather, or receiving provisions in the middle of the night, TATTNALL'S crew always performed their duties proudly and professionally to live up to the Destroyer Squadron 12 motto worn on the ship's port side, We Are Ready Now . lf not for the men of lean, mean number 19 , TATTNALL'S goals and duties may not have been achieved. Bottom left: Lt. T. Criner exercises during a physical fitness class prior to the evening meal. Top right: Captain Deutermann proudly serves as reenlistment officer during RIVI1 Webber's reenlist- ment. Opposite page top: Ltjg P. Burke cautiously watches a refueling line being transferred to TATTNALL. I 4 7 'i WW. , Q -v Q Q , A yr ,fi by ' 1 I I 'ry S , Mx, J,-Q Z P WTS ig sn me 1 4 Q O 1 O 6 D' 1 0 K Z ff ,I ff r XXX , M x 1-. NN E F- I f 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 The show was a great success and was televised stateside. Bob Hopes' guests includedg Anne Jillian, George Kirby, Brooke Shields, Cathy Lee Crosby, Vic Damone and Miss U.S.A. Christmas 1983 certainly wasn't enjoyable being away from home, but we made the best of a potentially unhappy time. We salute Bob Hope and his friends for entertaining us while we were so far from home during the holiday season. 1 24 f mwwmnwmwf Mm, Bob Hope Show 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 I 1 1 1 1.44 'T 1 1 1 mvwn 11, 1 I 14, 4 111: , K 1 1 1 My 1,1, 1 1 1g51lg2sl,2g11 il 1 1 11 111.1WH1111z11 1 1 1 1 , 1 1' ' 1' 1 gl 251111. 91 ' W'i9.4l '1'11 11 1111 11 'Sze-11. aww' 1: 1 111915111 P111 111:11 W lm' 1 1,1 515111: wi '1.11'1-gl' 1111' e11y11111 1 11 21:11 11111131-M 111 ' W1 iw 11 '1 .1 ff.-1:1- wr. 1 :1'11,111 111111 1 ,.1. ':fa'f::11 1' 1 rr f::1.'5.11 ,. 1 p :111i,' 1'1I -1 1311511 gg,- 1'1 'Sm1Wta- 1' '14:51 1ff 111-c f' 11.1111 9 :11' 11:-11111 11-1111111 -Sv 11 lv1ss.'l11?1 1 14 112111 115119 ' il'r1:1111 1563115 311121 1 11 1111 1 1 22111112111 1 U , 1f11MV1L 11.1.1 , 1 1 1..1 1 wma-5 Twas the night before Christmas. Our loved ones were home in the states while we were off the coast of Beirut, Lebanon, and Christmas appeared far from joyous. Then the word was out! Bob Hope and friends were in the area performing USO shows for the American contingent of Multinational Peacekeeping Forces. We were soon in Haifa, Israel for the holdiays, and everyone wanted to see the king and his royal court. Some of us who were lucky enough to go, crammed our bodies into liberty boats from the aircraft carriers USS INDEPENDANCE. As we skimmed through the mildly turbulent Israeli harbor waters, toward the floating city, we all tried to imagine the extravaganza that awaited us. 25 lvlore l3oaT DeTails'? . . . While underway one of The many poaT I defails is launched. Boaf deTails, anoTher of many viTal aspecTs perTaining To underway operaTions are used for a varieTy of supjecfs such as Transferring new or deparfing personnel, mail Transfers and receiving and Transporfing digniTar- ies or special guesfs. Opposife page Top: SN L. Page and SN T. Davis join an Israeli woman for a good old American TradiTion . . . Dancing Opposife page poTTom: Three Israeli resTauranT owners pause for a quick phoTo, while JOSN R. WeTherell and PNT L. Frame Cnof picfuredy finish Their fine Arabic meal. Sights And Sounds Of Haifa, Israel E I X x ! l x u . 4 F 5 1 I I -A I if i T L E. N l l Coming Home The time was nearing and we were on our way home. It appeared to be the happiest feeling ever to encounter. We sailed for five long and arduous months covering many a ocean's miles, stopping in the ports of Haifa, Israel, Recife and Salvador, Brazil, Rota, Spain, Naples, Italy and the island of the Azores. True, much of the time was spent off the coast of Beirut, Lebanon as a part of the multinational peacekeeping force in support of the U.S. Marines. The guns blasted away and we defended our nation's interests. And now it was time to return to the loved ones awaiting our return in sunny Florida. 1 li' 1 C' -. , PM T -vw 'I WJYKPU A., Bm? Deck ' -Y Ve J, f iw- -Q .5 . .. ,..... . . .... .2 is .. I ,A !.Z7!w 1'J y.yy X Zhu- 755 ,JV K , Q 1.4 A ff? X ., Q73 if ,. sawn ,,,. ., N X: Ta af is . 'V Slwffvw iii . ' dv ' I L V Y ff! sell.. X X 2 Q , rx FT. ,Q si, X hx V - is W AX W f X . - Q AAiAA Q-...? Q ' . ...F 355 16 1. fx . f s F. , 2 it HT1 D. Masker if Focus on First Division First Division plays one of the most important roles in the general operating functions of the ship. Among the responsibilities required of the personnel in the division are, rigging underway replenishment stations, standing bridge and lookout watches, maintenance of the main deck and boats, and linehandling when getting underway and coming into port. Our impression to the general public as well as our shipmates makes us proud to say We are proud to serve on TATTNALL. Without the help of the Boatswains mates, TATTNALL might not operate as smoothly as she does. Therefore, First Division is the first in providing good appearance to an outstanding guided-missile destroyer as is the TATTNALL. DS1 D. Dernbach HT2 R. Walker DS1 W. Cottrell QM1 R. J. Willis SK3 J. Joseph DKSN L. Williams QM3 E. Hesse HM3 J. Benson HN L. Knight DKC C. Rafael OS2 R. Appling MMC M. Drier MM2 C. Peterson OS2 B. Welz EW3 F. Fenk OS1 A. Grinenko OS1 C. Roorstrom OS1 S. Lee SN. . Shoosan HT2 A. Mccuuougn Irresistable Israel DUDE EEUU V X QQM' Hz 52 is EEUU V Operations r, f ,lf . l, ,,,,,, W........... ........,,, Weapons Officer LT. T. Criner Focus On The Men Behind The Weapons. Weapons department consists of Fire Control Technicians, Gunner's Mates, Torpedoman's Mates, Sonar Technicians and First Division. J The FT's are responsible for the upkeep of the ship's Fire Control System radars. The GM's maintain the 5 inch 54 caliber guns located forward and aft. The gunners played a key role while off the coast of Beirut by providing superior Naval Gunfire Support. Submarines are always a threat to surface craft. However, there is a flip side. TA TTNALL has the manning power of ST's, TM's and GMT's. These men are prepared to search, find and destroy enemy submarines if required. The GMT's maintain the Anti-Submarine Rocket Launcher amidships. 34 -Y - MW H ' ,f 2 ,ff ,if f o MZ j 4 .71 Www ' X X . , my W H D Milam f 7 WK , z, fr , y 'Mg 2 , f v ff ,, X! Dept. Head LT. T. Criner ASWO LTjg. D. Robertson FTMC M. Aebly GMG1 C. Rowe G DIV LPO GMG1 C. Jarriel FTG2 C. Smith FTG2 K. Donahoo FTG2 J. Nasuta GMG3 R. Gregory FTG3 W. Poston GMG3 C. Schreiber FTGSN C. Shulenbarger GMM1 M. Gassman FTM2 G. Rudy GMM1 M. Green FTM3 R. Tucker FTM3 G. Russell FTM3 H. Andrews FTM3 C. Follis FTM3 C. Johnson FTM3 J. Diguelio STG1 J . Kelly ASW LPO GMT2 W. Colvin GMT2 C. Warrick STG2 J . Walsh STG2 J . Clark TM3 D. Cole STG3 R. Barker STGSN D. Fountain STGSN J . Collier STGSN Ballou STGSN M. Gibson STGSN M. Snyder 35 Inspecting The Troops A ..,:' a. rg . Top: MM2 Watts and FTM2 Blanchard await to be awarded. Top right: BMSN Bats and BTFN Cronin stand at atten- tion before being commended for outstanding fireman and seaman. Left: LT. Shedlock listens attentively to Captain Deuter- mann. up Q Jill? X siifii- fi 1' TATTNALL oword ceremon- ies hove olwoys been dedicot- ed to the men who deserve so much credit for the professionol duties they perform. ln Hoifo, lsroel, Coptoin Deutermonn experienced greot pleosure in honoring these such men. Mony of these men will move on to other novol commonds or return to civilion life. However, their occomplish- ments will never be forgotten. 37 W Jx , l 1 Candid Camera Shots Top: DSI W. Kirchofner studies some technical guides inside TDS computer room. Middle. FTM3 R. Warchol, YNSN F. Henley and FTM3 K. Pike take a break after working hours to enjoy some recreation. Bottom left: EW3 M. Abbott and DS3 J. Waldrop, standing on the signal bridge, await the first sighting of the jetties while returning home after the cruise. Bottom right: FTM3 G. Russell awaits liberty call upon return to Mayport. WWW Lifestyles right: FTM3 Rick Warchol and GMGI Charlie Rowe carefully search their cards for that ace in the hole as GMG2 Bob Strack watches. ff right middle: GMG1 Mark Fetter grins evilly into the camera'?'?'??? Just one of the many ,faces of GMG1 Fetter. bottom right: ET1 Kevin Lavin and his new haircut instruct ET3 Bob Hopkins on the proper procedures for stenciling a harness. E Lifesfyles Life aboard a ship can be auife boring aT Times. While underway and consTanTly being exhausTed, mosT TATTNALL sailors spenT many hours on waToh and performing The duTies which conform To Their jobs. lnfreauenTly, Time mighT be found To read a good book or waToh a few hours of closed oirouiT Television. These Two pages as well as The enTire book are Truly dedioaTed To The men of TATTNALL for Their hard work and dedicaTion They porTrayed as a Team while aT The same Time risking Their lives during The Middle EasT crisis in BeiruT, Lebanon. HN Leonard KnighT shows his expressions during oomparTmenT conversafions. BoTTom LefT: DS2 Jack Mahoney finds a liTTIe Time To caToh up on some IosT sleep XX-X' XM . 5 ,. -- bv . , , ,X .Af-'Q fQf1. Q' 3 , 7 y f 1 6 C in: I w A Z Y Operations Officer LCDR. W. Van Doren Communications Officer LT. G. Shedlock Electronics Material Officer Ltjg J. Pum a 7, W., iwrfsg., ., ri 0 X . SS , S A 2' fi X Combat Information Center Officer Ltjg P. Burke 3 pht 5 781735 7 im aff. ' If X K 4 ,X 2 ' 2 ww? X, x All ff'ws4, X .. M, ,V . pm lJmffwzif 2 f 4 V, ,J rl, l MEM? K W , ,, I waive f . ix ,M , X 'f V flux. , V Naval Tactical Data Systems Officer Ens. M. Innella wx xl- L .f - Z if I x 'Set f ,7 .f KM ' y an x R XML 5 f' 2 v ,K .2 xg mi ' 5? I ,, Xixg V 'g I 'Q va P ,X 2 .J 1 I Q . W WM V ,V f, Y 31 4 -- A . A A yttr M- A A ' , LLM ,QW .. kv 3 X M I x Z fix. NV, ' l ' ,V x . XZ. A ffm. M h '11 ' Qs: A , . f sf . 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