Thomas C Hart (FF 1092) - Naval Cruise Book

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BMSN Patrick West BMSN John Dragovich BM3 Gary Lumblo B . ' Long Beach, MS Wadsworth, OH llgiggsggrg lgglk Neshkom WI SN Dave Tonkin Clawson, MI BM3 Lumblo catches a Mideast breeze. A I SN Dwayne R. Jansch Massapequa, NY BM1 Mueller - boatswain mate. SN Wade Meeks BMSN Kevin J McDonough SN Lee Petersen Rig crew - manned and ready. Winter Haven, FL St. Paul, MN Deffeit, MI K SA Michael Batts Philadelphia PA SR Anthony Williams SR George Arnold SRIRi9k Cllffilfche Pittsburgh, PA Detroit, MI FVIHS,

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BM1 CSWJ Ron Mueller BM2 Anthony Lowrance BM3 Henry Pierce BM3 Paul Griffith ' Ra KY Patton, PA Warren, MI Lexington, NC venna, First Division The oldest and most time honored rating in the Navy is that of Boatswain . Line handling, painting the ship sides, anchoring, small boat driving, big ship driving, piping the word and underway replenishments - these constitute the daily life of the men of the First Division who carry out their duties with the same spirit as sailors of SN Tim Moore decades gone by. Hey, Boats . . . Poyen ARK . 'U i f M' 5: , MM,, :,, , ,fr gg QL, I --..' , W M . . .: ...a f , tri? .' , 4 ...A ,ILA .mg W U , .1 W ann f PM el- ' 'Mgr f ' .. r 1 f A ., rte 5 .r ' i ' . Wm W f fifmifmr -fav i .-,, it r . ,. F ,',, f ' , -A ,, ,,,, .V if N V, W ,V ,, p W A' ggl t, M X ' ,,., 'P -.. ' f-'fav'-v gifiimf .. aqua? f A 1- 1.44-Es,- i, SN James Renda 66 - ,, - Away the gig away . Whitney Pt., NY , SN Ronald Bascombe SN Duane Taylor SN Mark George Brooklyn, NY Milwaukee, WI 6:2 ffrrrr, 1 ifif rirfi 'W M X 1 1 9 r Lf ' ' ow- . ' f 1 M , ,Z SN West tosses the bolo IMC BMSN McDonough style. W SN Th Bl k SA Mich 1T. Ol' SN W'll' . X Old Orcha?gi1alSeaclli,llN4E Greig, SC wer 1CgIiiotrl1Ci?ai1S0n H Slggglchaff Laullileace SN Maurice Lockhart Ing ope, Gosport, IN

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' DIVE IULUIUB ttlxyvlluvu, uvlv vlvv-L, --V W W---ff 2nd Division Since navies first took to the seas vessels have employed many differenf forms of Weapons for both offensive and defensive purposes. The cannons, svvords and catapults of yesteryear have been rs- placed With highly sophisticated gun missile, and fire control systems. To mainf tain and operate these complex systems in top condition, the Navy looks to its highly skilled and thoroughly schooled sailors in the Gunners mate and Fire Control ratings -the proud men of Second Division, deser- vedly known and respected in HART as the Superstars, l GMG1 CSWD Greg Groff Lancaster, OH FTG1 fSWP Samuel A. Jackson III Kra t 1 Zion, IL HIPGI' oc mg on, FTG2 David W. Ackerman FTG2 John M. Weinreich GMG3 Ti K m Ch l n erry Va ley, NY Mt. Carmel, PA Chicago, Hiela GMG3 Carl J. Varner Buffalo, MN