Ticonderoga (CG 47) - Naval Cruise Book

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1984 volume:

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' Q.lC:'.,,f- F '51 Vizgifzgfiff. .r ,wx .9 .Lv - 32,2 Q :Sirk 4617- Af 'TB' . xr.-Q -F9152 ' gf' 6:,,4,,'?' -f as ,. ' . ill .'1 1 ,vi 1 .5 ,. 1 1 fl, I I I I I ,. I I I I I I I I I I I 1 I I I I I I I E . I . I I 4 I . I 1 I I .J it Q- 1 ww... vw- vi.. fo CMMS 7300 0124! 'Nh 'N X C ff x 1 X XA I ' f Q N' .1-X 'X ,Ax ,f X . f , xf.. vxn, X xx , f' r P 3 I 14 2 ff SHIP'S INSIGNIA sYMBoL1sM i ii Emblazoned on an oval of Navy blue, encircled by a chain of golden links, TICONDEROGA'S insignia unites the past and future in a unique combination V of heraldry and promise. Q 1 1 SHIELD The sumbols on the shield present a history of the name TICONDEROGA and of the four ships which have borne that name. 'CTICONDEROGAH comes from the Iroquois Indian word meaning 'cbetween two waters and is symbolized by the I white band dividing the blue lower half of the shield. Four dark blue stars 35 represent the four ships which have previously worn the name TICONDEROGA. li The historical capture of Fort Ticonderoga during the Revolutionary War is I commemorated by the embattled partition line, above it, the gold lion on a red field signifies our British adversary. The motto 'CFIRST AEGIS CRUISER if J emphasizes the significance of the new combat system and of the ship which 1 carries it. 4 CREST j ' The AEGIS Weapon System, a new dimension in surface ship combat systems, has as its motto Shield of the Fleet and is symbolized by the blue shield J of a shape distinctive to the AEGIS system. The single gold star represents CG-47, the fifth ship to bear the name TICONDEROGA and the first combatant to carry the shield to sea. The spears extending from the shield reflect TlCONDEROGA'S mighty offensive armament capabilities and unparalled fire- Q power which permit her to operate in a multi-threat environment and take on , any air, surface and subsurface targets which the Battle Group might CIICOUIIICT. CGMMANDI G CAPTAIN GFFICER ROLAND G. GUILBAULT, USN To all Ticonderogamen, This cruisebook is dedicated to you and your families. It covers the birth of TICCN- DERGGA, highlights her first nine months of operations and attempts to capture some of the experiences of her first deployment. It reflects, I trust, the professionalism, character, toughness, humanity, spirit, good naturedness and dedication which I see everyday in you. It is a book of a fantastically capable ship on her maiden extended voyage and of her proud and professional crew. It covers the real world operational commitments we met off Lebanon, where TICONDEROGA fired her guns, while touching on the lighthearted side of shipboard life and the educational events encountered in our port visits. It shows our homecoming and the fantastic support and enthusiasm of our families. Finally, it provides tangible evidence of TICONDEROGA's unique and splendid personality which you have created and of which I am proud to be a part. Q! R.G. GUILBAULT CAPTAIN USN 1, . ' .,1 V CON- nmeof :am You :H prouc cr of . d Sldc . . Y 1 M OU- 0vide5 U MC A 'E 'E ANDIDS EXECUTIVE OFFICER COMMANDER PETER W. BULKELEY, USN . I v , s I E 5 Q A 2 E 35 3 Commander Bulkeley hails from a Navy family and grew up in Various Navy communities on both coasts of the United States. He entered the U.S. Naval Academy, Annapolis, Maryland in June 1964. Commissioned an Ensign, U.S. Navy in 1968, his first tour of duty was onboard USS AGERHOLM CDD 8265 where he served as Gunnery Officer and ASW Officer. After completing the Department Head Course, U.S. Naval Destroyer School, Newport, Rhode Island in March 1974, he then served as Engineer Officer, USS JOHN S. McCAIN CDDG 361 homeported in San Diego, California. In July 1976 he reported to NATO Headquarters, Brussels, Belgium as a Ly member of the U.S. Military Committee to NATO. He then served as Operations Officer at the Naval Communications Station, Rota, Spain until June 1979. Commander Bulkeley's next assign- ment was as Assistant Chief of Staff CCommunicationsj to Commander Cruiser Destroyer Group ONE. Commander Bulkeley reported to Fleet Training Center, Norfolk, Virginia in April 1982 as Prospective Executive Officer, TICONDEROGA CCG 471. I Commander Bulkeley holds a Bachelor of Science Degree in Oceanography and a Master of Science Degree in Management. He is also a graduate of the Royal Naval Staff College, Green- , li, wich, England. His awards include the Meritorious Service Medal, the Joint Service Commenda- tion Medal and the Navy Achievement Medal. He also wears the National Defense Service Medal Vietnam Campaign Medal with three stars, the Navy Expert Pistol Medal and the Republic of Vietnam Campaign Medal. He is married to the former Carol Anne Simmons of Patterson, New Jersey. The couple reside in 1rg1n1a Beach, Virginia with their daughter Lauren Leigh and son Christopher Tare. V CDR E. Smith - Supply LCDR J. McClane - Combat Systems SENIOR LEADERSHIP LCDR D. Dean -- Gperations LCDR J. Free - Electronics 1- 5' N LCDR J. Barry - Engineering OFFICER LTjg BRADFORD - Gunnery Officer ENS CHAPMAN - Electronics Warfare Officer LTjg ELLIS - Disbursing Officer LT BUSH - Weapons Control Officer LT COOK - System Test Officer LTjg FERREIRA - Intellegence Officer 4-Nr,-...wr-L ,ff-2.4.--... g .,,-f.., ......, . ..... -H.- , --.ea-.a..' -vu-wn.-ap:,.:...z-p- - ' v- . - . 1 A i 'K 4- V 1-an-oFas,f14gs4,,,.,.g.-....,ap,..uw. ,--,,?,,,.,,,,,,,.,,.,,,..,s,'-n-nn... 0 f-,.,..,..,,,,,,,,,h4 N MU U , . LT GARRETT - First Lieutenant LT HOFFMAN - Antisubmarine Warfare Officer ENS PUTNAM - Assistant First Lieutenant OFFICER LT GIBSON - Fire Control Officer LTjg MUFFLER - Navigation Officer LTjg RILEY - Auxiliaries Officer LTjg HAWLEY - Damage Control Assistant LT NEWCOMB - Communications Officer LT SWIEGARD - Main Propulsion Assistant 9 RADM RICHARD C. BERRY, USN COMMANDER, CRUISER-DEsTRoYER GRoUP EIGHT Rear Admiral Richard C. Berry received his commission in June 1954 following attendance at Officer Candidate School in Newport, R.I. He is a graduate of Bates College in Lewiston, Maine, and George Washington University where he received a Master of Science Degree. Rear Admiral Berry's sea tours included command of USS ACOKEEK CATA-1811, USS HARTLEY CDE 10295, USS CONYNGHAM CDDG-175 and USS WAINWRIGHT CCG- ZSJ. While in command of USS WAINWRIGHT, the ship was awarded the cruiser Battle Efficiency NEW, five Departmental Awards, and was the recipient of the Marjorie Sterrett Battleship Fund Award as the most operationally ready ship in the Atlantic Fleet. His tours ashore have included duty with the Bureau of Naval Personnel as a detailer, the Joint Staff, Headquarters, European Command, and as the Executive Secretary to the Chief of Naval Operations for Joint Chiefs of Staff matters. When selected for promotion to flag rank, then Captain Berry was serving on the Staff of Commander, Naval Surface Force, Atlantic as the Assistant Chief of Staff for Readiness and Training. Prior to his return to the Naval Surface Force, Atlantic, staff as Deputy Commander, Rear Admiral Berry served as Inspector General for the Commander-in-Chief, U.S. Atlantic Fleet and Atlantic Command. He as- sumed command of Cruiser Destroyer Group EIGHT on 10 August 1982. Rear Admiral Berry's decorations include the Legion of Merit with Gold Star, Meritorious Service Medal, Navy Commendation Medal and the Army Commendation Medal. He is married to the former Patricia A. Kendrigan of Chicago, IL. They have two children, Thomas and Denise. CAPT Larison, Chief Of Staff LCDR Jordan LCDR Crenshaw CDR LHUCT LCDR Hunter CCDG 8 STAFF Ole le IChRb AT WQRK LCDR Franzom CDR Rucker LCDR Schm1dt LT Parker PRE-COM PASCAGGULA Ticonderoga was built by Ingalls shipyard using the technique of modular fabrication, which allows improved access to all areas of the ship during construction. The aft superstructure is shown during fabri- cation at upper right. Each module was built seperately, once the 3 sections of the hull at rightwere completed they were carefully aligned and welded together, later 2 superstructure modules were added. Other pictures on this page show the ship after painting. Dozens of railroad Htrucksv, shown at bottom right, were used to move the ship 'en masse' several hundred yards over land to the launch pontoon, where the ship was intro- duced to her natural element for the first time, then towed to the christening dock. Thisjourney took place on 25 April 1981 and is shown in a sequence of 3 pictures next page. 6 weeks later, on 16 May 1981, Mrs. Nancy Reagan broke the traditional bottle of champagne on the bow to christen this mighty warship. Final construction and out- fitting moved into high gear in early 1982, when the SPY radar faces were installed, and an extensive test and check-out effort began as crewmembers and contractors worked hand-in-glove to bring the hull to life. Tico,' put to sea in May 1982 on the first of 3 sea trials, Trial Alpha stringently tested and proved the propulsion systems as we maneuvered at over 30 knots during a four hour full-power speed run. Emphasis then shifted to the combat systems, because plans for Trial Bravo in August would have us firing every weapons system on board. X, it f 5 ii 0 .s+ 1 it 1 8 i mg 5 mr aww A LA E .. yum,-gm 'r 'f ning--rex Q-0-5 M ff 7 if , , ff If 5 T W I TCO D Swmwf W means Bm were uncrated 800 rds of 20mm ammo came aboard TRIAL B In August of 1982 Ticonder- oga made Naval history by exer- cising all of her weapons systems 6 months prior to commission- ing. Trial Bravo also retested the propulsion systems in the most ambitious sea trial ever pro- posed. Gver 1000 rounds of am- munition were expended by the Cal deck guns, Phalanx 20mm Close-In Weapon System, Mk-26 GMLS and Harpoon launchers. This awesome firepower display effectively previewed our dynamic future. 5,754 Empty containers were removed by hand Blast Test Vehicle being craned aboard on the Strikedown Rea m Lining up the Receiver Plate With a nucleus crew of Navy professionals manning all key positions, Ticonderoga fired two SM-l missiles at drone targets off Tyn- dall AFB in the Gulf of Mexico, scoring kills with both TM birds as graded by the AF evaluation team. 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Recreational facilities abounded, and a sports challenge from another command was a call to armsn quickly answered and honorably discharged. On October 13, 1982 the 207th birthday of the Navy was commemorated with a cake that tradition decrees be cut by the oldest and youngest members of a command, EMC Worthy and SN Davis do the honors at upper left. OS3 Owen, RM3 Green, OS3 Anderson, RMSN Lupp, MSI Putosky, EMC Brown, RM3 Carey, RMSN StumPP, BMSN Mosely, SN Perry mstgabffg-44an-a.m,1L4:::.e2amuu.aa-:W :fe ' 11:29-esac-4:-.: 3:-:nffsli-ul 1: ,zfqfii 5 1--5-R14-f,.i,5-341 Q9-Zggg-,, ,lf-,,, ' ' :.aiLvw':f-:f iz? :Qin-yufez,.-:E-gQ'f::,. f:E,1: : fqfdaniuwgiywwp-,ggq,w,..wwnm.r, ,,-, . N , Q X ,Q M1 mu: N-v - .--'-Nh 'vm----f-f-w--1,--...-...-...., --,,...,. .,,1--....-.-t,,,,.,..,-,.....e....-.,--,-.-.--,-.,-,f,.,-L -4,..,-,..,,-,....,.. -'.,.,, .T . --4-fa,-, ..... . ., V. , .-, V -, - ,V W. A. f Q f fr X MH AX' I Qfmmk ff ,,Q,Wff!, ,QW W f COMMISSIDNING D Y JAN UAR Y 22, 1983 Placing any ship in commission, when she is accepted as a full-fledged member of the Naval community, is a big event, an even bigger event when she is your ship and she is USS TICONDEROGA. Witness the list of dignataries who came to pay court to Tico : Secretary of Defense Casper W. Weinberger, Senator John Stennisg Admiral James D. Watkins, Chief of Naval Operation, Admiral Wesley L. McDonald, Commander in Chief U.S. Atlantic Fleet, Vice Admiral Edward S. Briggs, Commander Naval Surface Forces Atlantic, Rear Admiral Richard C. Berry, Commander Cruiser Destroyer Group Eight, Rear Admiral Wayne E. Meyer, Aegis Shipbuilding Project Manager, and Mr. Leonard Erb, President of Ingalls Shipbuilding. But to all the people who worked and slaved months, even years, in a labor of love to bring this ship to life, commissioning was the fruition of a dream, a dream born in the fertile minds of architects and engineers, wet- nursed by the experienced craftsmen of Ingalls shipyard, and finally weaned by the Navy professionals who streamed on board during the impressive come alive ceremony. Thus TICONDER- OGA was commissioned, and the thousands of family, friends and co-workers who shared this day with us will long remember the exultant shout of 331 plankowners as we claimed her as our own: TICONDEROGA ! 7 2 Z f . , V, Z if 2 ff 1? Below: Navy Band Left, above and below: The crew at Quarters 3 .Cir no Fshipto NS and he Navy JNDER, Yvfilhug U fl 1 Yi 3 Color Guard TICONDEROGA during come alive CO inspects the Honor Guard Wm COMMISSIONING DAY JANUARY 22, 1983 Secretary Of Defense CASPER WEINBERGERW g ,n W FAMILIES FRIENDS GUESTS First They Waited . Th Thyfxr kd FT. L UDERD LE Iv Station the inport watch Now make all preparations for entering port! ' Left, above and below: OPEN HOUSE The first line goes over LCDR McClane plays tour guide Crash 8: Rescue equipment demonstration ii alioll B Checking out the bridge In the palm of his hand BM3 Fick demonstrates the bos'n pipe Gunner Williams FTG3 Heitz shows off R2D2 V .lf M X So long - See you again some time , 5 V , W, WWW y f fm, X0 P 5 k,., R W? Mi? CH RLESTO WEAPONS STATION S ,, ,M X f of W ,, ,f ----X ff ' ,Q ff 1 Entering Port A v 5' ' , f n ,f ff s ,,f ., ry I X YJ: :L f 47, ,, r V ' ,lf .1 W ' N A if MW SM-2 comes aboard . and is stowed below X I, iw , tx Mnqvvwvvvwvuav-Svvrw K ,5 W! I 5 f54 Ammo On Deck SRBOC rounds LT Cook learns Tow Motor operation ....,m.W,,,,..9 N . -WS 1' wwS 5 il' 'W 2 f Z f Z Y x 7, f Mm X 1 Are you SURE all this is ours? xi S f f X W f Mew 4 W MMM , ,WA N f S f S M,,.,,W ,Wm 4 ATorpedo Handling SOMEONE has to supervise! Missiles, Missiles, Missiles 1 ff I W Q MMM' PRGA PR-MAY 1983 MISSILE FIRINGS w f fwfrg: . '?-113 :5 -L2-1'gf545:'r,-irfr.-1 1 - ? , r SM-2 target drone o V.. Above and right: SM-2 shot Above and below: Harpoon target THE 'HULK,' , X f we or 1 Q ff Ni? X Y N L fffff SAW N xx 1 M S 1 X ,f ef' if X' P 1 ' ' 'Z f I xf A x ff r f wf ,le X QR- Nw! r ff R 7 x f ,X Qfxyxgy fwfr X X , X -Q X, Harpoon shot 4 s Y r K, li A I 5 . x 1 E L r E U. U' Ja.,-... ,W' ' AIR HOW These plctures of the Blue Angels and Chutlng Stars were taken durlng an alr show at Roosey Rds PR on Saturday 16 bs Aprll 1983 5 A FTM2 Bogue and GMG2 Wi Left and above: Beach Party Below F TM 3 Casker SAN JUAN Below: Hotel Row tuba L-mis.-E .xwx Bob Bouchard out on the town GSM2 Kaiser, ET2 8: ET1 Friesg FTM2 Bouchard in back Below left, above and below: El Morro Castle 415 QS Vg ,,,-4, . I 1,-air faw-wwf'-ww ,..,1 4 L' hi CARIBBEAN Q SEA CRUI E MAR-APR-MAY 1983 !'if '! 1. wi.: . if- 1 z ' -7 I iii . .- A V 1. e 1Y,..'.:..LiJi'1 ,.'z2i,1:Lo1,3:- :la ng ..,,,, ,,Yg,:,',',r.,.,, ....l,,.-,.,L1Qf.' ,ge i.,,,.,,Jg,Ag vgvpwil 5AlA',,1':'fi Air Force photos of SM-2 TXM shot, 7 APR 1983 Above: GSE3 Richardson, FN Hansen, GSME Smith, FTG2 Looney, SN Harber, STG2 May, PN3 Diaz K Below: FN Harrell, ENI Atkins, EN2 McKim FN Frazier 'gi HT3 DYYHC - Chris 8a Joel Fries - on the Ref'I'ra, Gitmo beach PR vv'---1---f'-1:guugsm-wwfuv,g+Q,fn-q ..nwunpv-su-,-pq,g'p-.,...---,..-..,,rewr-nw-nv-w...f...f:f-? ..-w... ,.. 1 ff- - Q. -I. E -. 5--,f-- -f .,,.,..,...,,...--- ...- S55 Above: GSM3 Shockley, SN I-loppis, PN3 Punturi, QMI Hill, QMSN Childs Below: TM2 Thomason, HM3 Hubbard Af Q .,,,.. UnRep with USS Milwaukee - FEB 83 li SN Hoppis, SN Davis, BM2 Guill, GSM3 Schiller, SN FOnt21iIlC dial X 1 I QQ I CUBA SMB Henggn gets Signals CI8.I'I'CttI GGCOWIDOYN I'ldCS straight again QMSA Wilkens explains the Ship Control Console L l l Future pigo ts with SN Ahmed and NCI Winsett OS2 Smith below and OS3 Owen above wowed them in CIC LT Newcomb talks tactics SH3 Lorenzo and SH2 Alexander selling souveniers PoRT-AU-PRINCE HAITI During the weekend of 7 8a 8 ' r May 1983 we took a well-deserved break from the rigorous drills of RelT ra to visit Haiti. -4, 1 -x ! . 6' he K5 l-. jclmf' .. ay Q' -L Trading time at the bum- boat stop 8a shop 4 kwa New Was N'5T st s-Q' SM3 Felix, SM3 Tucker, SMSN Hinshaw, SMI Arias with 48 star ensign from tugboat. We gave them a new one. 'Vgsq-ggggnp-yi 7 I QL h GF AN ERA 221983 ? ,1 1 1. I i 5 , I I . A I l l 1 I w E .gin H, . '--vvlslv-1-1 ,y--,,-,,..--,,.p.-qu-.-- --v-+-u-q W' rrr-vr X ,WAR S E PO LG DGUT CHARLE TG , 1 K , Q . X Q Ticonderoga entered Norfolk for the first time on June 3, 1983 and over 300 family members and guests welcomed her home',. E f z ,f I 1 L bs: ,, ,l 2 W Z H l -1 w l -Q 9 2 BACK T0 'GOULA Above and nght: What more can be said? Pulling in Above, below and far rlght: WELCOME BACK Below: Painting the anchor chain o o 4 Af! V I I W' ? 'r- I 7, , ,, . f E X ...J U .--,. -Mk .-mr,-..-M.. .f - , , , -s-,-.X,. .Vwx s-.. i..-. - -.V ., ,,,--?-,,,.g,. ,rv - ,V Y Y , 1 I . s A , I e 5 Q , .gf-. , AH 1 'r-sg., , E' Em, A wx Q.. F Ftp' f V f ii I. ,J un' Q -, , ,ue- hI'. ,r fir 'I-1 gl Z 9 CARIBBE AUG- EP 383 Q. Vw W, - M X ., ww W ww' VW'- ecw 1 :ff P , uf, PREPARATION FOR N OVERSEAS MOVEMENT PGM N DINNER- DANCE u f A ,A aszssrmx d, E av ,sv Z . , ' 1, -.ogqigj 21,941 1aus4mg. in ' 'f 'K ' ' A -:Mfr K' iii'-5:5'fiff'-hr'51fQ':'f-f,3g:':'n-agp:-'5 -L,uk ' 'H ' ' ' 1-xganzzu I -v wr- 1, .-Q -v- gva- awww, 1' v I' gf 42 '94 'LU N 7+ ,i A4 lu.. WWMJ. A ..5!'l6, W 11. E? 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GSW 2 P01 I ,O-. V I I 1 , I Y 1 S v , 1 i V Fire party practice Back row: FN Wilson, FN Frasier, HT3 Stadnik, HT2 Wettstein Front row FR Nation FA Durham HT3 Drylie Back row: HTC Dvorchak, LTjg Haw ley, MR2 Stedding, HTCCSWJ Yale Front row: FN Chambers, FN Harri son, HT2 Williams, HT3 Thomas HTC Dvorchak shows off his sea bat DCA 8: CHENG during GQ . Y 1:3-. -.gQ:. yi. --s . Ham, ... --Ll 1 S.- 1 af sr- liz: Good Conduct Medal for HT2 Williams 5 4 S . fi 2 3 x r 3 2 1 Access Man HTFN Harrison Helo fire drill during RefTra ESWS for HTC Yale Ol' Crash 84 Burn himself CA STGI Fennell Not pictured: STG2 Moss ,i Top: STGC Stinger, LT Hoffman, STGC Hollenbach, STG2 Smith Middle: STGI Ortiz, STGI Daniels, Front: STGC Collins, STG1 Tuggle, Top: STGSA Templeton, STG3 Loehn, STGSN Cooper, STG2 May Middle STG2 Brown, TMSN Southard, STG2 Mc Cauley, STG2 Powell Front: TMI Thomason, TMSN Hume, STG2 Faunce, STG2 Marchand STGC Collins has the deck STG1 Tuggle STGC Hollenbach Good Conduct for S Qf ,i 2 ,ff QMRQWZZ ZZ VW M f' , STG2,s Brown, Moss, Smith Spare parts locker? TG2 Smith Good duty for STG1 Ortiz STG2 Moss M2301 ?ANZZ Wfgw um faifkwa , f.,WWffW, W-ffwfww am S ffmfwfffffffwg E f 7 Z Z Z 'U 9 if wfmfwr fl-VM '00 f wwf WW 2 62 f, WW Q Y M3 STG2 Faunce cuts B-day cake I w M ' , wwul S , A QW 'W f dh 7 . V, fy A fi fx , VM! , M my wlM . ,,,f,,,.,Q, vqe1?rwqv-1.-g-..-n-,.,pr-ouvrrgfu9un9-rfw :'- fr-1 '1 vvrv- ---- C .V--:urn-f W!-vf -tw-V-f,...vw-4 vwsp-:anew ,. -- V . . - . Front row: EW2 Stringer, ET1 QSWJ O'Donnell, Front row: ET1 Hauser, EW1 Kreski, ET1 QSWJ ET2 Fries, ET1 QSWJ Young, ET3 Deery Huggins, ET1 Bolinger, ET3 Black Back row: LCDR Free, EWC CSWJ London, Back row: EW2 Karrick, EW3 Slavecki, ETC CSWJ Newcomb, ENS Chapman EW3 Murphy, ET1 Crouthers, EWSN Otto CE G ' EE ,, MQ i X Q RS sy , ,, 4 fx GJ X f f W X ', X ff? 4 ,f , y 2 X f f W 52 . FTM2 Baker ql121l1f1CS ESWS M3 Linville .Ream Top: FTM2 Musik, LT Gibson, FTM2 Casker, FTM2 Vrooman Middle: FTM1 Camacho, FTM2 Anderson, FTM2 Bouchard, FTM2 Bennett, FTM2 Baker Front: FTM1 Farr,,FTM1 Garrigan, FTM1 Dean, FTCS Os- borne F-MC Prlckett gets ESWS p1n FTM1 Rogers . , .--,YM .., ..,,,, r, ' , .. Y. ... ww ' '.,. , JM, ., , A ,,,., rpm-,,,.. Y . HU . XZ ner, W Xiieg- Llff Hcsw v n Rogers I .4 5 N ai? 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Good Conduct award for GMG2 Tucker I l I l 4 I 5 l l CIWS runs through a few rounds GMGC Robinson, GMG2 Spencer, GMG2 Tucker during an at-sea reload BM3 Fick, GSEC Aiken, GMG2 Williams Good Conduct for FTG2 Peters GMG2 Spencer gets an atta-boy . MF sf ,aux , .. 5 4 X DP U E lllll l Nl' l i : l W ... .......W.M Top: YNI Eadie, QMSA Yarbrough, QM1 Klipp, QMSN Wilkens, HM1 Blair, QM1 Hill, Mid: QM2 Allen, PN3 Punturi, HM3 Hubbard, SN Rowley Front: FTCM Ivers, YNSN Randall, YNSN McNeill, PN3 Diaz, PNC Bishop Not shown: JOC MoCane, NCCl Winsett, MAC Matula, PC3 King il 'l I 1 l l QM1 Hill OH C21I'I16I'21 YN3 McNeill ' ll PC3 King re-enlists Looking on: YNl Eadie, QM1 Hill, PN3 Pumuri PN3 Punturi, HM3 Hubbard, QM1 Klipp, YN3 GQ on the bridge McNeill, YNSN Randall, QMSA Yarbrough XO, ENS Putnam, SN Perry, PNC Bishop W .,,, , 5 1 l A -4.-.i av--Q-q.-.-. as .-..-. -uv-W. -n--,...q,v-- 'J . 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Above: RM3 Gohl 84 RM3 Carey RMSN Lupp at right Tw ,, 'Z W , I f , H H- I ,, Y ,, . l Top: SM2 Fuller, SN Blalark, RM3 Green, SM2 Eaglin, RM2 O'Bannon, RM2 Dukett M1'dd1e:RMC Whittlesey, SM2 Hinson, RM1 Golden, RM3 Gohl, SM1 Arias, LT Newcomb Front: SN Mitchell, SM3 Smith, RM3 Carey, RMSN Lupp Not shown: RMI Borque, RMI Turner RM3 Galvan 7 SM2 Eaglin, SMSN Hinshaw, SM1 Arias show off shipls flag Worldls greatest signal gang Ali Lupp in Israel Wfw M ,MW X A W ,, , -Aq, , ,, 5 ,,,. ,,.,. V I ' f W ffm W! X '-...Q One more time for RM1 Golden GMG2 Tucker 8: RM3 Gohl in a dilemma SM2 Felix gets frocked sff Give me all your beer! X GQ on the signal bridge Are you sure this will help me make rate, Chief? Fwy .L 4 ,QL h lst Top: BM2 Salvador, ENS Putnam, BMC Blaydes, BM2 LaRose Front: BM3 Kessler, BM2 Allen, BM2 Thomas RADM Berry congratulates SN Harber Top: BM3 Kessler, SN Hendrix, SN Stump, SN Smith, SN Jones, BM2 LaROSe Top: SN McCrea, SN Rodgers, SN Davis, SN Mjdd1e:BMSN Ashby, SA Emefick, SA Hhppis, SN Polly, SN DIPHQIH , Bennett M1dd1e.' SN Haight, SN Wilkes, SN Alexander, Fmhff BMSN Mitchell, SA Baker, SA Johnson, SA SN MOSIGY , Green Front: BM2 Salvador, SN Biay, SA McClease, SA Not Pictured: SN Bailey, SN Fontaine, SN Lewis, Boswell, BM2 lvlos SN Woodley, BM2 Fisk BM2 Salvador, BM2 Allen BM2 Salvador, BM2 Fick, BM2 Thomas go fly a k1te SN Emeriok, BM2 Thomas SN Alexander wa S S XX X -- xiivuuv.,-.--M -1:5-A Ag.-515 I OI il, tl' is 21 'l 5 22 ll ,rr 'WP I 5 osc Burgess - Esws OS3 Owen -1.1512-.1 -4:4111-u:f.1- f-...zavsm-5. 1... ..5 sm--14: :1:f,.:p.ae,uQ:.:nsu-ay-0-., wma- 1..L:.4-..- -f-.-A 4..- , -,..--N-.Jx.1..,.f:.': nn,-L--2 1-fy-1, 1.-...se-' NY ',-s44...v4.4-l-qu...-v..-4.-..,f.,v...- l1f'aww45.xnf ym,a-Annan I , . , -gd,,,,,i L. f..-.. - . Y ,-W --. -I--'s f---v-,a . Top: OSC Burgess, OS2 Miller, OS2 Howell, OSCS Mahurin Front: OSl Conway, OSl Connell, OS3 Polio, OS2 White Top: OSSN Kuntz, OS2 Kirby, OS3 Colon, OS3 Kleya, OSl Willey Front:OSl Collis, OS2 Rzepkowski, OS3 Ahmed, OS3 McCoy, OS1 Keith Top: OS3 Owen, OS2 Smith, OS3 Hickerson, OS2 Williams, OSSN Botinelli Front: OS2 Sloope, OS3 Anderson, YN3 Searby, OS2 Under- wood, OS2 Ward Not shown: OSl Conner, OS3 Gaskins, OSSN Miller :,...,g,,.,,.,.,7,r.v-vug.4.,....,..,..w--.1u.v,...- rs- ,,.,,,. ,WA OSC Zimmerman - first plankowner departs -rf ..-f OSI Rourke - THE GAMBLER LT Allard - CIC Officer NWMQN sag 'Y Q... K X Q ' X sr Nr S S , 1, , x it S , 5 Q z as Q a W Q, 1 Q. E+- C xxx ff X Myfmv 1- i X Es ,:,, ,mi CO,s inspection - March '83 kb Nxt x wr, Q !' 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CTO3 Ring, CTM2 Kramer Good Conduct for CTOC Davis SUPPLY Top: SHSN Dillard, SHSN Sharp, LTjg Ellis, SHSN Garrett, SH3 Stocker Front: SHSN Lorenzo, SH2 Alexander, SH3 Bennett, SHI Tirol TR A- V121 DK3 Blake, DKI Avelino SKSN Jones, SR Denton, SK2 Scanlin, SKCS Coak- ley, SKI Wells, SN Seay Top: MS3 Sawyer, MS3 Leak, MSSR Boner, MSSA Hib- bard Middle: MSSA Brooks, MS2 Lopez, MSC Whalen, MSI Elmore, MSI Holcomb Front: MSSN Prades, MSI Petosky, MSSA Skeens 1 R, :M SuppO trades Gold for Silver LTjg Ellls takmg some of h1s work home SKCS Coakley, SN Seay 75 Kwon FR 382 S MSC Whalen, SKCS Coaklay under the mistletoe X' uwvv. SH3 Stocker MSC Whalen RADM Berry PERSONNEL Ist row: MSI Salines, MS3 Thompson, RADM Berry, MSI Jusayan, MSC Espinosa 2nd row: CAPT Larison, YN3 Taranto, BMSN Christ, BM2 Patter- I son, BMI Hall, YNI Stanely, YNCS Hughes, LT Tidd, LCDR Schmidt OPERATIONS Ist row: OSC Moon, OS3 Bouchard, OS2 Williams, CDR Rucker, CAPT Yon- kers, LCDR Crenshaw, EWCS Hughes, OSC Hopkins 2nd row: LCDR Hunter, LCDR Jordan, OSCS Dillon, CAPT Colluci, LT Parker, LCDR Witte, LCDR u Franzoni C I CAPT COHHC1 osz wiiiimas QMMXINTEL YN3 Taramo Ist row: CDR Lauer, RMI Maddox, RM3 VanLannow, LCDR f Loren 2nd row: ISI Williams, RMC Wright, RMI Collins, RMSN Gardner W s'.' ' n .BK '- Igiff. gfwlxi. xPT Yon- gk Humcrn ne. LCDR LCDR Gardner Q Y 1 Q C We ww? 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Ticonderogamen left daily on tours to visit London, Stonehenge and local sights in Portsmouth. Several athletes participated in a Sports Carnival and we placed a respectable 3rd out of the ll teams entered. CinCUSNavEur hosted a reception on board, attended by the elite of military and diplomatic society. We gave daily tours to large groups of RN officers and ratings and the city quay walls were lined with friends as we reluctantly ended our once-in-a-lifetime visit CU to Merry Olde England. A, i On Nov 12 we sailed past Gibraltor and into the Med 1 ia A, f 'L 2 I1 4 I 2 'W '- IIS? lu. ,A ! 4 il BEAUTIFUL DOW TCW BEIRUT 2' Z ,iff :W ' Tw? W A ,, 4ff0.,,4, 1 , ,,,,:p' X ff 5 Af, Eff' ' M ,LLM 1531 Z I X QZWVZW f X ff Z 'AAA'AA'AAA' ' A 'K A , .,,L t ,,,, .A M HW 'f-I 743254 ZZ? ZWM? C , , ,lA, A ,A V I ' ,.,,, ff, Q.. '.'. 1 - ,,,,y,z1 , ,.,. 1 V ff f 4 A tr k - ii A V A I if if A ,f f it H22 it f '1'- 2 ' A A A A '-'- AAAA AAAA AA V PPA- -A'- '1Q-Q Q221 r A i . .x.... 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Wffywy it ir A at W ff 5 bother these fishermen A f r i ffffff , lill rrr ff fi USS Tattnag DDU-19 on the gun line Rl Beirut Airport In close It I EQ N n .E I W An F-14 came down for a closer look. ENC Atkins 8: SH2 Alexander waiting to see Cathy Lee Cathy Lee Crosby 8: Bob Hope on USS New fersey O n 2 4 D e - cember 1983 Bob Hope and a bevy of beauties enter- tained 1000s of marines and sail- ors on board USS New Jersey. After the show we pulled alongside the bat- tleship to wish a T i c o n d e r o g a Christmas to Bob 84 Cathy Lee Crosby, who talked about the encounter in One Woman magazine: . . . Well, at the beginning of the trip Cto Lebanonj I received a message from the Ticonderoga . . . and we kept trading messages. And it became funny I would say, Please rescue me, I'm being held in servi- tude on the Guam. And they would write back, Res- cue is on the way. It got to be a game, with two or three messages going back and forth every day. Toward the end of the trip I was standing on the battleship New Jersey after our show, and the Com- manding Officer told me to come to the side of the ship. Well there was the Ticonderoga, which is about 550 feet long, and all the men were lining the ship, and they had a big huge banner on the side of the ship that said 'WE WANT CATHY LEE'. They said, What do you want for Christmas'?,' And all the guys were chanting Cathy Lee! Cathy Lee! Cathy Lee!!! And two F-14s were doing a fancy air show . . . the planes were dancing and twirling, and the sound was deafening. It was really wonderful! They sent me gifts and everything. The ship is the most advanced cruiser in the world, and can move with unbelievable speed. 87 Z Y PRAM ,,,, ,,, V F- ,- 4 ,, , ,, ,,,.:,,.,.,',,g,, ,t,.,..V V: gurz, 44--.1,rg:,-w.51,:gQf7:Tn ,.,1.f.f1-5-.-..?-wi--7.-nv-fywrnm N N. 41 W4 r--ff Z Z 9 4, X 7 Z 4 Wir it , , X fir A if 24 W 49 4 4...,v-rvy.,,,.-M-,,.,....,.V.,.., , -f ,Vx . a ' A ,- . , an , +532 5,4 Q .- g :X X xx s 1 Q R Q x- .Q ln' ix x Wx' xx Q X S-3 . x N 5X x X X- aw FTMC Bayan, ETI O,Donnell, HMI Blair, GMG2 Williams, QMI Hill, STGI Tuggle, FTG2 Heitz, MSI PETOSKY, MSI Elmore, ICI Lung, GSE3 Rolon, YN3 Toranto, STG2 Smith, YN3 Searby, STG2 Powell, CTI2 Baird, GSM2 Kaiser QM1 Kllpp STG2 Ortiz MSI Putosky ICI Lung GSE3 Rolon YN3 Bong Bong, Bong Bong' Searby YN3 Toranto STG2 Smith GSM2 Kaiser CTI2 B d RMSN L p santa Claus ARRIVING MSC Whalen fight at up P , .-.gnaig Here, in the year 72 Q AD, 960 Jewish heros committed suicide rather than surrender to the massive Roman army camped below. A baptism ln the Jordan river. 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