The Sullivans (DDG 68) - Naval Cruise Book

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1 TERE TI G DEPLOYMENT F CT 327,000 7,834 nautical miles - furthest distance traveled from Mayp 6 months deployed 25 weeks deployed 177 days deployed 4,264 hours deployed 255,840 minutes deployed 147 days underway 11 port visits 30 days inport 78 days spent in Fifth Fleet Area of Responsibility 67,252 nautical miles traveled 19,565 pounds of mail received 4,302 pounds of mail sent 19 CASREPS 3 Community Relations Projects 4 receptions 236 pounds of turkey for Thanksgiving dinner 84 pies for Thanksgiving dinner 3,060 dozen eggs consumed 3,360 pounds of flour used 2,760 pounds of ground beef served 1,680 gallons of milk used 6,000 pounds of chicken served 2,800 pounds of hambuger served 2,996 pounds of French Fries served 18 Underway Replenishments 3 Inport Refuelings 3,792,424 gallons of F-76 received 3,499,255 gallons of F-76 burned 6 Connected Replenishments 1 Vertical Replenishment 99 pallets received 9 MT 21 PACFIRES 7 MT 22 PACFIRES 2,500 .50 cal rounds fired 415 25 mm rounds fired 3,000 rounds of Depleted Uranium fired 6 rounds of chaff fired 18 Flight Quarters operations conducted 70 helicopter landings 140 helicopter evolutions 3 Rescue and Assistance missions 5 VBSS Boardings 49 Intel Stops C16 in one dayj 564 Sixth Fleet Queries 1,367 Fifth Fleet Queries 284 Sixth Fleet TACELINTS 456 Fifth Fleet TACELINTS 91 Travel Claims processed 4 months tax free S438,000 in checks prepared and mailed for deposit S105,000 in checks cashed for The Sullivans' crew S347,000 in split payroll available to Sailors in the ship's ATM 399,380,000 total deployment cost 946 male and female haircuts provided 49,633 pounds of laundry processed f5176,000 generated in ship's store and vending sales in sales profits transferred to the Morale, Welfare and Recreati 20 articles written for the Mayport Mirror 3865 pictures taken by ENS DesSureault 712 total gallons of paint used 220 gallons of haze grey used 130 gallons of deck grey used 500 2'l paint brushes used 750 rollers used 65 cases of toilet paper used 9 Navy and Marine Corps Commendation Medals awarded 57 Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medals awarded 16 Flag Letters of Commendation awarded 22 Good Conduct Medals awarded 35 advancements 3 promotions 6 Surface Warfare Officers qualified 57 Enlisted Surface Warfare Specialists qualified 10 Officer of the Decks qualified ort, Florida on Fund

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SHIP'S TECHNICAL DATA LENGTH: 506 FT BEAM: 67 FT DRAFT: 34 FT DISPLACEMENT: S750 LONG TONS PROPULSION1 4 LM-2500 GAS TURBINE ENGINES DRIVING 2 GE HIGH POWER MAIN REDUCTION GEARS. 2 SHAFTS, 2 SCREWS. POWER GENERATION: 3 ALLISION 501-R34 SHIP'S SERVICE GAS TURBINE GENERATORS. COMBAT SYSTEMS: AEGIS WEAPON SYSTEM SPY-ID PHASED ARRAY RADAR STANDARD MISSILE TCPMAHAWK MISSILE 53' 54 CALIBER GUN 20 MM CLOSE IN WEAPONS SYSTEM SOO-S9 SONAR SUITE 12.752 TORPEDOES SLQ-32 ELECTRONIC WARFARE SUITE BOATS: 2 MK6 RIGID HULL INFLATABLE BOATS CRHIBSD WITH SLEWING ARM DAVIT. I HELICOPTER FACILITIES: SINGLE SPOT FLIGHT DECK CAPABLE OF LANDING REFUELING, AND REARMING LIGHT AiRBORNE MULTI-PURPOSE SYSTEM CLAMPSJ HELICOPTERS. 1

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HO ORI SAILORS WHO'VE MADE THREE THE LLIVANS9 DEPLOYME GSMI CSWJ JEMAL R. WARREN Originally from Brooklyn, New York, Warren reported onboard on October 2, 1999. While onboard he won The Sullivans' Foundation leadership award. His favorite memory of the deployment was visiting the pyramids in Cairo and seeing the King Tut exhibit. His future plans include completing an intemship for his BS in Education. Training and Development from Southem Illinois University. He and wife Ouida have four children: Lawrence, James, Jeanelle, and Jamel FC2 CSWJ LLOYD A. GILL Originally from New Jersey, Gill joined the Navy seven years ago. He did his second deployment onboard the The Sullivans and completed three full deployments before detaching in March 2005. His favorite things about the ship were the crew and football on Saturdays. His future plans include attending college while on shore duty. OS1 CSWJ EMERY S LITTLEJOHN HT2 CSWJ ISAAC BAILEY Hailing from Bronx, New York, Bailey has been in the Navy for eight years. After completing his first tour of duty in Groton, Connecticut, he reported to The Sullivans in September 1999. Bailey is from Bronx, New York and has been in the Navy for eight and a half years. His favorite memories of the ship include the way the crew works together and displays great teamwork when tasked with ship wide evolutions. His favorite memory of this deployment was helping the tsunami victims. Bailey's future plans include a tour of duty at San Diego Intermediate Maintenance Activity. He and wife Tabitha have two children De'ja, Melinda and Isaac De'Andre. GM2 CSWJ JOSHUA G. SPENCER Spencer was raised in upstate New York and joined the Navy in July 1998. He reported to The Sullivans in September 1999. Spencer liked the great bond between the crew and how they have always looked out for each other. His favorite memory of his time onboard was doing VBSS boardings during his second deployment. He is married to Brandy J. Spencer, and they have two boys: Joshua and Ryan. CTT2 qswp WILLIAM WATSON OS2 CSWJ JAMES C- WHITE A native of Durham, North Carolina, Watson reported to The White is originally from Texas and joined the Navy in 1999. His Sullivans in October 1999. He eamed his Enlisted Surface Warfare hobbies include watching NASCAR. White's favorite memory of Qualification as an EWSA and was selected as Junior Sailor of the The Sullivans was attending ASTAC School. He and wife Ruth have Quarter and received the Junior Leadership Award in 2001. Watson three children: James, William, and Matthew. is proud to be part of the legacy that The Sullivans' has become, having set and reset the standard for DDGs time and again. His favorite memory of this deployment was having his whole division ESWS qualified. He and wife Adrienne have a daughter Trinity.