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Then it was time to get to work, TICONDEROGA proceeded to the Adriatic Sea to assume duties as Redcrown in support of operation Deny Flight, lasting from the 18th to the 27th of April. TICONDEROGA was at a high opera- tional tempo in May. Nato exercise Destined Glory - 95 lasted for two Weeks and was very successful. After 28 days at sea, we sailed into Genova, Italy and then arrived in Toulon, France on the 18th of May to prepare for the Draguignan Memorial Service, an annual memorial service for the Ameri- can and French service members who died in WWII. CDR Bush arrived on 31 May 95. The change of command on the eighth of June was the main event for the month. Captain G.A. Storm was relieved by Commander Charles T. Bush, a Plankowner, during the IMAV in Cartegena, Spain. On the 30th, TICONDEROGA pulled into her adopted home port, Villefranche, F . Th. . . . . rance is port visit was to be the best lnport period TICONDEROGA had since she left Norfolk in March and the highlight of the entire cruise. On the 29th of July, TICONDEROGA was underway for escort duties for IISS THEODORE ROOSEVELT in the Adriatic Sea. TICONDEROGA aided 1n the air coordination of several T.R. air strikes. On 13 Aug the ship viS- ited Naples Ital and , Y Crew members enjoyed a MWR subsidized trip to Rome. TICONDEROGA on 21st of August 95 anchored out in the beautiful port of Rhodes, Greece during the height of the tourist season. On the 28th, TICONDEROGA again visited the Cote D'Azur. This time the crew enjoyed a four day visit to the Principality of Monaco. On the 31st, TICONDEROGA left Monaco for Barcelona, Spain for her last port visit of MED '95. The USS TICONDEROGA CCG-479, on 09 Sept 953 local time 0800, sailed out Of the Mediter S ' ' ranean ea perhaps making na l h t ' 1 ' ' her last Passage ever through the Straits Of Gxiliraliaxzlly, In oggmg In THE MISSION or Uss T1coNDERoGA gcc: 475 The COIIlIIl1SSlO11l1'lg of the USS TICOND EROGA QCG 473 IS a momentous occas1on for the nat1on and the Navy The lead slup of the Gu1ded MISSIIC AE GIS Cru1ser Class, TICONDEROGA is the first surface combatant equ1pped w1th the AEGIS Weapon System, the most soph1st1 cated a1r defense system 1n the world TICONDEROGA also brmgs a tremendous multi warfare capab1l1ty to the Fleet and w1ll s1gn1ficantly strengthen Battle Group operat1onal effectlveness, defense and sur Vlvablllty In add1t1on to the AEGIS Weapon System wh1ch IS des1gned to defeat attack mg IIIISSIIC and prov1de qu1ck react1on lugh firepower and jamnnng reslstance to deal w1th the Alltl War Warfare threat ex pected to be faced by the Battle Group 1tS strong Ant1 Submarme Warfare su1te and SOl1d Ant1 Surface Warfare capab1l1t1es make TICONDEROGA QCG 471 a potent combatant mdeed The Navy s latest Elec tromc Warfare su1te IS also aboard C J ANCE class hull measures 567 feet from bow to stern Her beam IS 55 feet and her d1splacement IS 9 600 tons In add1t1on to the AEGIS Weapons System she carr1es two Phalanx Close 1n Weapon Systems two 5 X54 guns two MK 26 Gu1ded M1ss1le Launclung Systems a LAMPS MK 1 Hel1 copter Alltl Submarme Rocket Torpedoes QASROCQ over the s1de torpedoes and Har poon l'Il1SSl1CS TICONDEROGA CG 47 using the SPRU- I. l , Sf 3' :Y 1 51 4 ' fb i .ii gg .1 Q P. M mx V 1 E Q. v .A .5 2 11 X, ' ' 8 , fl I Q ie , j 1 H YZ., F.. 511145 V3 We EXECUTIVE OFFICER if coMMANDER y GEORGE G. GALYO U.s. NAVY Commander George G. Galyo, USN, was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. He graduated from the United States Naval Academy in May, 1980. Upon graduating, he attended the Surface Warfare Officers School, followed by assignment to the USS JOHN HANCOCK QDD 9819 as First Lieutenant and then CIC Officer. Upon completion of his first sea tour he was a student at the Naval Postgraduate School where he earned a Master of Science Degree in Mechanical Engi- neering with a Weapons Teclmology sub-specialty. After a year in the Nuclear Power School pipeline he reported to USS VIRGINIA QCGN 389 as Electrical Officer. While assigned to USS VIRGINIA, he concurrently served three months as Chief Engineer on USS STUMP QDD 9781 during their Mediterranean and Persian Gulf deployment. Upon completion of Department Head School, he reported as Combat Systems Officer on USS ARTHUR W. RADFORD CDD 968D, then Engineer Officer on USS TEXAS QCGN 391. After a year at the Marine Corps Command and Staff College he was assigned to USS TICONDEROGA QCG 475 as Executive Officer. Commander Galyo is married to the former Susan Lynn Salter of Charleston, South Carolina. They have three children, Michelle, George Gary, and Gail. MASTER CHIEF PETTY OFFICER 0F THE W Sr ,x if iw SJ I 'fnpf+ j A COMMAND V 2 PRCMQAWQ LEE R LECHLEIDNER U S NAVY Master Clnef Lechle1dner was born m R1vers1de New Jersey He enhsted 1n jacksonvrlle Flor 1da rn March 13 1965 attended recrurt training followed by Parachute Rlgger A school m Lake hurst New Jersey Hrs first tour of duty was in NAS Los Alamrtos Cahforma Srnce that first tour rn Cahforma he has served rnjacksonville Florrda X Glenvrew Illmors XAgana Guam X Le moore Cahforma X Corpus Chr1st1 Texas X Mayport Florrda X Manama Bahram X Charleston South Carolma and hrs present tour on USS TICONDEROGA QCG 471 homeported nn Norfolk Vrrgnna Hrs assrgnments have varred from Water Survrval Instructor Av1at1on Physrology Trannng Instructor Arrcraft Intermedrate and Slnp Intermedrate Marntenance ACt1VltlCS X Orga n1zat1onalMa1ntenanceman and a Mamtenance Chlef Fhght Deck Co ordrnator Command Se n1or Chref Command Master Ch1ef and Force Master Clnef for US NAVAL FORCES CENTRAL COMMAND He IS a Naval Alrcrewman and an Enhsted Avratron Warfare Spec1al1st Master Ch1ef has been attached to Patrol Transport Attack and Hehcopter Squadrons crursed on the USS Ranger and USS Amerlca prnor to reportrng to T1conderoga Master Ch1ef has made several de ployments to all theaters of operatron mcludmg Desert Sh1eldXStorm www ,....-.-.-a---- ,, - .a ,C A 9 ' 5-as af l 1 '7, A ,J 'X . it . 5.3: ' bl Ill QQ, 'rr 59 d F' V'- wr ' ., 4.1, , vs - A i.,l, I. 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V ip- If Q 42 Qfilf' 5-E '- 'x e f q' 4- s ,, wx SA Q W a di I I U X SHIP, SHIPMATE, SELF ESPANA 1995 I VV. .Q HIL.. COMMANDER BUSH ASSUMES COMMAND PLANKOWNER GETS FIRST AEGIS CRUISER xwvflfl 3 w U COMMAND Lam i ' w FIRST AND FORMIDABLE 3 i if 99 ' ,J A ' A Q , 1 , A T. ks W' 25 . w,'..L , I K s f ' X ' I ' .. ' f C A Q! , 'az A ' A s F '- Q:',fff:kifQ ,- Def A Q AAAA , CAAA - ff if? ' A , A'AAl sf A A ,A ' 1 1 if , I , ,, x' 5 XV Q Vf 1 - KO .V I m V k k-53: V ,, , ' C Q.. R, W5ff-'R if W,. ICRC Qf,m PKWM I i ff! , V A Q I S ,F ' . , A ' ,C,A ag A. 1 CM.A i Q M . Nw QA Q . A W i i Y ffg A , ,, ,R,, , gf q .C A . 1, LI LI' 1. ru l 51 ff rv-meh. EMSQSWJ Bertolco was assigned as TICONDEROGA'S 3M!Snap II Coordinator from April '92 to May '95. His previous duty stations include USS EISENHOWER CCVN-693, USS HUNLEY QAS-511, MEPS Newark, NJ, USS COMPTE DeGRASSE QDD-9741, and NRD New Jersey. He is cur- rently stationed at Sima, Earle NJ. 'A' 1 Q ei as ' E' - me N 1 at ' L? i .I X : MACQSWJ Powers is TlCONDEROGA'S Chief Master-at-Arms. Chief Powers joined the Navy in 1981 and reported aboard the TICOND- EROGA in 1994. Previous commands include the USS JOHN F. KENNEDY QCV-67j, USS TRU- Err QPF-10951, Uss HUNLEY QAS-315, and the USS SARATOGA QCV-60Q. Chief Powers is mar- ried to the former Pamela Pearson. They have two children. NCCQSWJ Vincent Krajcir, joined the US Navy in 1984, and has served aboard USS SEAWOLF QSSN 575j, Subdevgrp One, USS DIXON QAS 37J, and NSSF Groton, Ct. NCCQSWJ Kraicir graduated from Mohegan Community College with a associates de- gree in general studies. He has been mar- ried to former Ann Tentylo since 1987 and they have a beautihxl daughter Ellen. They currently reside in Lansford, Pennsylvania. 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I OPERATIONS DEP RT T OPERATIONS DEPARTMENT IS TICONDEROCA. WHETHER WE ARE NAVIGATING INTERNATIONAL AND OPEN WATERS OR IN THE HEAT OF A CONFLICT, OPERATIONS DEPARTMENT CONTROLS THE SITUA- TION. COMBINED SKILLS IN OPS FROM THE OS'S, QM'S, RM'S, SM'S, EW'S, AND CT'S, MAKE OPERATIONS DEPARTMENT THE BACKBONE OF THE FIRST AEGIS CRUISER! Lieutenant Commander Augustine J. Ponturiero is a native of Red Bank, New Jersey and graduated from the United States Naval Academy in 1984 with a B.S. in Mechanical Engineering. His initial sea tour was onboard USS JACK WIL- LIAMS QFFG-241 as Main Propulsion Assistant and CIC Officer. His second Divi- sion Officer tour was onboard USS LEYTE GULF QCG-551 where he served as the Navigator. Upon completing his initial sea duty, LCDR Ponturiero went to shore duty at the United States Naval Academy where he served as First Company Of- ficer and Plebe Summer Schedules Officer. His first Department Head tour was as the Operations Officer onboard USS ROBERT G. BRADLEY KFFG-495. After attending the AEGIS Weapons Systems pipeline schools he reported onboard LCDR Augustine Ponturiero LieutenantKBEJ Ronny A. J oosen, joined the Belgian Navy in 1982 as a petty officer. He was colmnissioned as an Naval Offi- cer in 1990, and graduated from Nautical College Antwerp fBelgi1unJ and served aboard several Belgian ships before be- ing selected for the personnel exchange program to the U.S. Navy. He reported to USS TICONDEROGA in August 1993 as the Assistant Navigation Officer, which he has served with distinction! He is married to the former and lovely Odette Praet. Fair winds and following seas LTCBEJ Joosen whom depa.rts U.S.A. 13 Oct 1995. , LTJG Randy J. Longh- enry was born and raised in Amenia, NY. As a stu- dent in Aeronautical En- gineering he participated in the NROTC program through which he re- ceived his commission on 14 May 1992. After com- pletion of his engineering degree and commission- ing, he married his wife over four years ago. Re- ported aboard the TICON- DEROGA in 1994. Re- cently his employment has been in operations de- partmentg first as the As- sistant CIC Officer and then finally was promoted to the Assistant Opera- tions Officer!Air Defense Officer. 18 LTJ G Randy Long Henry TICONDEROGA in May 1994 as Operations Officer. He is married to the former Karolyn Kaszak of Wallington, NJ and has one daughter. LTCBEJ Ron Joosen LTJ G Gregory Keller LTJG Gregory B. Keller was raised in Harvard, NE. and grad- uated from the U.S. Na- val Academy, with a B.S. in history, in May 1993. He then attended SWOS, completing both Communications and Aegis training schools. After arriving onboard TICOND- EROGA in August 1994, he took over as Communications Offi- cer. He was also as- signed duties as CMS custodian in Jan 1995. ENS Mauricio H. Delgado was born in Hudson, Ohio. He joined the Navy in December 1988 to be a hospital corps- man. As a HM3 he received an NROTC scholarship to the University of Arizona. On 13 May 1994, he received his commission as a naval officer. In December 1994, after completion of SWOS, Rhode Island, ENS Delgado reported aboard TICONDEROGA as the Assistant Combat Informa- tion Officer and OI Division Officer. ENS Mauricio Delgado CWO2 Russell R Coleman hails from Ponchatoula, LA and has been 1n the navy since 1977 Assigned as the Elec tronic Warfare Officer CWO2 Coleman arrived onboard TICONDEROGA in February 1994 Previous duty stations include stops 1n NSGA Mlsawa Japan NCS Rota Spain NSGA Northwest V1rg1n1a USS VIRGINIA QCGN 389 FCTC Dam Neck Vlrglnla NSGA Tercelra Island Azores and USS AMERICA LCV 661 He lS married to the former Mary Granger and has two children 1 CWO2 Frank Devenuto CWO2 Russell Coleman Chief Warrant Officer DeVenuto Combat Information Center Officer Joined the Navy 1n 1977 Commissioned July 1992 he brings experience from tours on USS AL BANY CCG 101 USS RICHMOND K TURNER CCG20J HOWER CCVN69J He IS married to the former Lydia Wood yard and they have two children HELMINERON,SlXTEEN, AND Uss DWIGHT D. EISEN: OPER TION S CHIEF PETTY OFFICERS OSCSCSWJ Richard S. Macionis joined the Navy in 1976. Previous commands include USS SAMPLE QFF- 10483, USS BADGER IFF-10713, USS RATHBURNE CFF- 1057, FTC Mayport Florida, USS TATTNALL CDDG-197, and CSTG Norfolk. Reported to TICO Dec 94. Married to the former Christine Smith and has two children. OSCS Richard Macionis OSCCAWJ John Gizmo Carey was born in Augs- burg, GE and grew up in Dallas, TX. He joined the Navy in 1981. His previous duty stations include Re- commissioning Crew of the USS NEW JERSEY CBB 621 Commissioning Crew of USS SAMUEL B. ROB- ERTS CFFG 585. T e Red Rippers of Fighter squad- ron eleven CNAS Oceanal, Tactical Air Control Course Supervisorflnstructor at FCTCLANT Dam Neck, VA. John joined the TICONDEROGA Team in Sept 1993 as the Ship's Air Control Supervisor. He and his Wife Bobbi Jean reside in VA. Beach with their three chil- dren. OSC John Carey CTOC D.J. Colbert joined the Navy in 1976. His duty assignments have included USS MOUNT WHITNEY CLCC-203, NSGD Norfolk, NSGA Kami Seya, Japan, COMPHIBGRU ONE, Okinawa, Japan, and the Naval Space Technology Program, Washington, DC. He re- ported aboard TICONDEROGA in November, 1994. CTOC Daniel Colbert RMC CSWJ Robert M. Ingram joined the Navy in 1977. He served at Nctams Med Naples It, Naval Underwater System Detachment Andros Island Bahamas. Navcommsta Diego Garcia, USS LaSALLE CAGF-33, JCS Washington, D.C., USS INCHON KLPH-123, USS NASHVILLE CLPD-131, NATO Communications Facility Norfolk, VA. Reported onboard USS TICO in June 1994. He is married to the former Sandra Wallace and has three lovable girls. RMC Robert Ingram CTRCQSWJ Randy A. Van Opynen from Grand Ha- ven, MI joined the Navy in 1977. He came to the TICONDEROGA as OT Division LCPO in May 1995 after serving at NCS Rota Spam NCS Diego Gar cla NTTC Corry Station NSGA San Vito Italy and USS FLETCHER QDD 9921 Chief Van Opynen is a designated Master Training Specialist with a Bach elors of Applied Science ln Resource Management from Troy State University He married the former Valerie Garzellom and has two children CTRC Randy Vanopynen EWCCSWJ Kenneth S Wlltse from Spring Valley IL Jolned the Navy in 1983 Prior to his arrival to TICON DEROGA in January 1995 Chief Wlltse served on USS CONNOLLY CDD 9791 and USS BAINBRIDGE CCGN 252 He was also stationed at COMBAT SYS TEMS TRAINING GROUP ATLANTIC He married the former Lisa Campbell and has two children EWC Kenneth Wlltse 9 . . . 9 9 ' . . . 7 9 9 9 . . ' . . . . . . . . . . . . . - 5 . Y 9 9 9 9 . . . . . . , . . . . 9 9 . . . . . . . A I A YV,, l -1-0, Y - M , ,,,-A,-,,.-.,,,,,,,,,..... ,.,,,,,.....,.,......,........--.. ..,...,...-..,-., -- -fn.,-...J-....A,...-.--Q-....WY---.... OPER TIONS BLUE SHIRTS RM2 BARBER OS2 COLE EWSA FAULKNER OS3 HOWARD 22 OS2 BEHRENDT OS2 CROSS EW1 FRITCHLEY OS3 HUYGHUE QMSN BENSON EWSN CROW OS2 GARDLER RMSA JACKSON OS2 BERRY OS1 DENNIS RM3 GEORGE OSSR LAWRENCE QM2 CARRIGAN QMSN EDWARDS CTR1 HALL CTO3 LEASK SMSR CASSIDY OS2 EMERICK CTO3 HALSEY OS3 LINDENBERG OSSR LIPSEY OSSN LYON EW2 MEANEY OS2 MITCHELL RM3 MURPHY SN OTERO RM3 PEERS EW3 PIERSON OS3 PITTMAN OS3 POLLARD oss PUIT os1 PURNELL SN RAMSEY oss REMLEIN RM1 RIVERA OS3 ROOF SN ROWSEY RM1 SANTIAGO QM1 SCOTT OS3 SCHOTT CTRI ODHNER RM3 PORTILLA OS2 ROBINSON OS3 SHULL SM3 SMITH OS3 TAYLOR IS1 WOODBURY RM2 SPIVEY OSSR LAWRNCE OS2 WALLACE OS2 WALSH OS2 ZUBIA RM3 STANFORD QXXWN Y s XQ X ONS K.. RMSN STAPLES SMSN SYLVESTER oss WANGRUD Ew2 WILLIAMSON os2 WINFIELD A 24 OI DIVISION Whether we are transitting the oceans, in- port Norfolk, or in a hostile environment, OI Division is always hard at work. Operations Specialists perform a variety of different skills. From identifying air, surface, and sub- surface contacts to managing radio informa- tion links. These and many more tasks are per- formed in the Combat Information Center, or CIC. CIC is a centralized location for gather- ing, processing and displaying information. Tactical watchstanders can see the big pic- ture and manage operations to accomplish the mission desired While TICONDEROGA IS plerslde many Op- erations Specialists are responsible for the maintenance and overall Operablllty of the aviation facilities These fac1l1t1es include the Helo Hanger, Fllght Deck and the majorlty of the safety equipment lnvolved wlth fllght op eratlons OS s make sure that when TICOND EROGA gets underway CUTLASS 462 IS ready to do business These are some of the things that make OI D1v1s1on a top notch d1v1s1on on board TICONDEROGA Plot that fix and get that soda off the chart table ' It s ablrd lt s aplan OT DIVISION OT D1v1s1on 15 divided 1nto two work cen ters comprised of Electronic Warfare Technl clans CEWJ Cryptologic Technicians CCT! and an Intelligence Specialist CISJ The EW person nel operate and perform maintenance on the SLQ 32CV3J Electronic Support Measures and Electronic Counter Measures equipment The CT personnel operate and maintain the AN! SSQ 111 Cryptologlc Combat Support System and the Fleet Tactical Intelligence Commum catlons equipment These hard Working highly trained professlonals work ln TICOND EROGA s Combat Information Center and Shlp s Signal Exploltatlon Spaces providing the Tact1calAct1on Officer and embarked Commanders wlth timely tactical Electronic and Cryptologic Intelligence lnformatlon to fight the Shlp . . . . . 9 . . . . . . . . . . . 9 . . . . ,, - , ' , . , . . . . . . . . . . 4 7 ' ' 9 99 , e - Aff . . . . . . . . . , 9 . . . . , ' 9 fl, a I 0 .Y . . . . . . I 0 u . . I , D o 0 Mag. ' . . . . , . . , . . . - - 9 'mae f' , . l , nu nu ' ' . . - Q' M , . . - - ...W . . m .W ' ' Q ' ,' -4 if rg I . ,, ,,. ,. . and , - .-....,.. - - -A'--- --' '-- -' ' - A u ' ' 'T' ON DIVISION Time marches on and so does the art and sci- ence of navigation. On a modern warship such as USS TICONDEROGA, personnel responsible for the safe navigation of the ship are the Quarter- masters QQMJ. Quartermasters, use both ancient but time-tested instruments as well as some of the most sophisticated electronic systems BVEIII' able today. Underway a Quartermaster will stand watches on the bridge as the assistant to the officer of the deck for establishing the posi- tion of the ship and informing him of any haz' ards on the ship's route. Quartermasters are also involved with many shipboard evolutions: navi- gation details, anchoring evolutions, unrep evo- lutions, naval gunfire support exercises and all other evolutions where navigations is an element of success. The RM's are always happy to be at work I .Ji fb . 1.7 , lx X X Q it , .. is 5 X QL Pr 'L 5 OC DIVISION For the duration of JTF-95, OC Division has been the link for USS TICONDEROGA to the rest of the Mediterranean. Radio Central and the Signal Bridge have continually met the challenge of com- municating under highly intense and difficult envi- ronments. The capabilities of the Radiomen and the Signalmen were first put to the test upon ar- rival in the MED as they took on the ambitious task of Communications Ship for the MED in support of CTF 60. During this two month period, Radio Central was aptly supervised by RMC Ingram, RM1 Rivera, and RM1 Santiago as they were also given the extra duty of REDCROWN in the Adriatic Sea. For the Signal Bridge, exercises Destined Glory and Tridente demanded continuous visual commu- nications with foreign navies. Both communica- tions watch teams proved time and time again their importance to the ship and its ability to get the job done. By successfully completing their mis- WW. Y i - z nk k ff'-.N sions and demonstrating an extremely quick re- sponse during their White Pinnacle exercise, OC Division helped TICONDEROGA shine throughout JTF-95 and live up to the title First AEGIS Cruiser . XA - xx H M www My pubs' igy' no-c us' UCC 060 ,,..f' ff ...f.... ffl: xf! ff X' ffwyw U mm 1 WWW 'N nv' ,nb .,..,,.........,..... WE PONS DEP RTME Lt. Richard E. Tho- mas graduated from the Ohio State Univer- sity in 1987. He re- ceived a M.A. in Chem- istry from the Univer- sity of Texas and has attended X Nuclear Power School, Proto- type, SWOS, and the AEGIS training pipe- line. He previously served aboard the USS ABRAHAM LINCOLN. LT Thomas reported aboard the TICOND- EROA as the Weapons Officer in August 1995. LT Brain A. Solo grad. uated from the U.S. Na. val Academy in 1986, He received his M.S. in Mechanical Engineer. ing in 1986 and has at- tended Nuclear Power School, Prototype, and SWOS. He previously served aboard the USS MISSISSIPPI. He re- ported aboard the USS TICONDEROGA as Weapons Officer in February, 1994. Lt. Solo is married to the former Amy Maness. They have two chil- dren. LT. H.B. Le graduated from the U.S. Naval Academy in 1992. He reported to the TICON- DEROGA in February of 1993 LT Le has served as the Aux1l1a ries Officer Assistant Weapons Officer and IS presently the First Lieutenant He IS mar rled to the former Evellnda Tan of Vlr glllla Beach Va They have a daughter A111 son Lt. Kevin Kelly gradu- ated from the Univer- sity of Chicago in 1982 with a B.A. in political science He reported to TICONDEROGA ln April 1993 He has served as the Commu nlcatlons Officer CMS Custodlan Assistant 0pePat10HS Officer and lS presently the Ordl nance Officer He IS en gaged to be married to Miss Nadine Pierre of Chicago Ill ENS Michael Kennedy graduated from the U.S. Naval Academy in 1994. He reported to the TICONDEROGA 1n February of 1995 He has served as Assistant 1ST LT MWR Officer Anti Submarine War rently the Damage Control Assistant Ens Kennedy IS married to the former Kathlene Joy Hoffman ,l 0 0 l 0 - . , . , , . . . . . y . fare Officer, and is cur- , . , .I . . . . , . CHIEF PETTY OFFICERS GMCKSWD Mlchael C Gay IS from Nacogdo ches Texas Chlef Gay has been an lnstructor as GMLS C School! Demolltlon Dlver Course Hls prevlous sea duty commands are USS LONG BEACH USS JOHNSTON USS CALLAGHAN USS YORKTOWN and cur rently onboard the USS TICONDEROGA servlng as the leadlng Chlef for Weapons De partment whom lS re tlrlng from the U S Navy ln March 96 Falr wlnds and fol GMCCSWJ CHARLES C GUNNINGJo1ned the Navy 1n 1975 He IS the LCPO for WO d1v1 slon Hls prevlous com mands lnclude MASDC Tucson AZ USS RANGER CCV 613 USS TOWERS CDDG 93 Naval Ordnance Facll 1ty Sasebo Japan Gunnery School Kln structorj Great Lakes IL He reported t TICONDEROGA De cember 1994 He IS marrled to the former Setsuko Tsukul and has two chlldren Ka zuma and Hannah IOW1I1g seas Pluto' STGCCSWJ Person IS from Harrlsburg Ne braska and Joined the Navy ln 1979 HIS as slgnments have 1n cluded USS RAMSEY FFG 2 ln San Dlego In structor at FLEA SWTRACENPAC ln San D1eg0 USS PATTERSON FF 1061 ln Phlladelphla In structor at Combat System Tralnlng Group 1n Norfolk and USS TICONDEROGA CG 47 He marrled the former Llnda Martes from San Diego and has one daughter BMCCSWJ Pack IS from Anacoco LA He Jolned the Navy ln March 1978 Hls past duty statlons lnclude USS RECOVERY CARS 435 Slma Norfolk VA USS JOHN KING CDDG 33 CAMFAIRCARIB Roosevelt Roads PR Port Operatlons Roosevelt Roads PR and Portsmouth Naval Shlpyard Portsmouth NH He spends h1s free tlme wlth h1s wlfe Judl and 2 chlldren .--.--..-a--- GNN BMCCSWJ Hall IS from Palmerton Penn sylvanla He Jolned the Navy 1n September 1982 Hls past duty sta tlons mclude USS EL PASO fLKA117l USS NASHVILLE CLPD 133 Armed Forces Staff College as Asslstant Chlef Master At Arms and has been onboard USS TICONDEROGA slnce August of 1991 In h1s off tlme he en Joys softball flshlng and spendlng tlme wlth hls wlfe Mlssy and son Brandon. . - - 0 . f 9 . ' ' K . 1 0 ,E H v . . . , . - no . . , I Q . . 9 9 - 9 9 9 9 ' - . 9 , , 9 9 . 0 5 a . . . , ' , . a I I ' . 4 5 1 5 , - V , 0 ' 17 . . ' 'W Qi' - ,R i . . . 9 ' 9 - ' . . . . . . . . , . . . . . 0 ' 0 . . . . . ' - - . . . . 7 . . . ' , ' , 9 '9 ' 9 - ' 9 9 . . , 9 , ' 9 c 0 0 ' 9 7 ' , . . . - 9 ' , , . . . . . 9 9 n 0 l . ' - . . . . . . . GMM1 HOLLAND at L wwf,- is . A 4.-sf.. 4 GMG1 WILLIAMS GMG 1 WHITE GMM3 BUCKLEY GMGSN ANDREWS GMG2 BOWERS GMM3 GLISMANN GMGSN KNIPE WO DIVISIO WO Div. is comprised of both Gunner's Mates Guns and Missiles. The job that Gunner's mates are tasked with are some of the most interesting and challenging in the Navy today. Leadership, reliability and top quality performance are required of all the GUN- NERS . Gunner's mates are responsible for keeping TICONDEROGA on the cutting edge of performance by ensuring their big guns and the missile launcher fire on demand during naval gunfire support and na- val missile exercises. The Gunners also instruct ship- board personnel in all aspects of small arms qualifica- tions. Gunner's mates maintain the ship's primary weapons systems, the MK 45 5 inch! 54 Gun Mount and the MK 26 Guided Missile Launching System both of which are capable of shooting surface and air tar- gets. It is fair to say that Without the Gunners and their weapons systems that the TICONDEROGA would have no reason for getting underway! GMG2 MORRIS ', fr- if ' .255 W tiki . 56- Q Y lf NOT PICTURED: GMM1 MEADE GMG3 MASINO GMM2 GOUGLER GMG3 SULLIVAN GMG1 MAYBERRY GMG1 GALLAWAY GMM3 PATELLIS GMM3 KLINE GMM3 SEWARD GMG3 SANDQUIST GMG3 OWENS ng STG1! SWJ BROWN STGICSWJ KLOTZBUECHER STG3 DEGI STGBQSWJ WARD STGSA SCHWORM STGSA JONES ,,, ess as New-HW WOW JW DIVISIO TMIISWD ADAMS STG3 FOSTER TM2 RODRIGUEZ M-n ' STG1 COBB STGZCSWJ FERGUSON STGZCSWJ LIGON STG3 HENSON STGSN MATTHEWS TMSA BOYD STG2 GISLER We are the Weapons Acoustlc D1v1s1on Where our mlnds are keen, As our mam Navy mlsslon Is to search, classlfy, 8z destroy submarlnes Torpedomen and Sonar Techs Make up our rates, As we work well together Maklng us the best of shlpmates Our actlve 53A sonar IS Where we llke to plng, As we llsten for that return Of a nlce metalllc rmg Our passlve capabllltles Are extremely flrst rate As we process our Sonobuoys On the 17 and 28 Our fathometer measures the depth From the surface to the dlrt, As we can commumcate with Gertrude And the awesome probe alert We launch torpedoes and ASROCS from the MK 116 UFCS As we hear loud underwater exploslons The sound We all llke to hear best . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . V' , ' . . . .. 4 ff E, V ' J A I war?-s ,in-uf qv n 12, V -, I., . . . K I U , , :V 'l , gs V, ,M ' gwa ' - J ' qu V. . 0' 1 , ' , ,, 'I I ' 1 Ai f X , ' A 1 ' ' J vc 7' 'II 'K X at ,,,l ' I , ,, f H3 Af - a, 0 ,V -gb W R1 xl If V -1 ,, , ' 9 . N Q YIQ- V Ynrkupv WANNA-V mb, , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,d,A..1l,.- ,-..,...,..- .1-4...........:..-..........-., FIRST DIVISIO BM2 COYLE BMZISWJ WILLIAMS BIVI3 CAZARES MCCZNIQER BM3 HARRIS SN MALDONALDO, SN PATRIDGE SN MCRAE SN BLooM, II SN BRAV0 The most versatile Division on the ship! First Division is responsible for the upkeep of the entire ships exterior. They also take care of the ships ready lifeboat fthe ribl and the Commanding Officer's personal boat Ccap- tain's gigl. Other jobs include underway re- plenishment, anchoring, steering the ship, lookouts, and landing helicopters on the flight deck. The seamen in first division are the hard- est working men on the ship. Through their hard Work and determination they have earned the right to be known as being the backbone of all evolutions onboard TICONDEROGA . o,,, V . BM2cswJ PRICE BM3 PEREZ SN CONTRERAS SN MODLEY SN SALINAS SN SN ROBERTSON JEAN-MARIE, SA CRAIG SA MCCLEES SA SCHROEDER, SN FORTIN SN CARLSON SN REHKAMP SN WELCH SR SADLER SN ESPANA 1.-..,, -W-P-'ne , --..-.g..,..- mr-42 W--avg' The Lone Sallor SN Pell ,1 Q ,S , -I M - -f My-W W ,, M A IV., W H ,, ' N V, WW:M,,,.,L we-4 , ' ,, ' ' ' A A , -A f Lieutenant Andrew Kirk land 1S a 1991 graduate of the Naval Academy. LT Kirkland reported aboard the TICOND EROGA in mid 1992 as the Or dinance Officer He became the Electrical Offlcer in May 1994 and will report to USS KERSARGE CLHD 33 as CIC Officer 1n July 1995 LCDR Burns lS Orlgl nally from Brookllm New York and graduated from the US Naval Academy ln 1984 He served on board USS OGDEN CLPD 53 as M Dlvlslon Officer First Lleutenant and Naviga tor USS FIFE CDD 9913 as ASW Offlcer and USS HAWES KFFG 533 as Chief Englneer He graduated from the Naval Postgrad uate School 1n 1991 with a masters degree ln Na t1onalSecur1tyAffa1rs He assumed duties as the chlef of all TICOND EROGA engineers ln Feb ruary 1994 He IS married to the former Melinda Baker of Pebble Beach Callfornla They have one beautlful daughter Kyra Kathryn Burns who is zealously guarded by Tlberlus and Fosse Lieutenant Junior Grade Mor gan K. Einbinder, hails from Llncroft, New Jersey and IS a graduate of Vlllanova Unlver s1ty's NROTC Program He re ported on board 1n February 1994 after various stops ln the Navy's tralnlng p1pel1ne He has served as First Lleuten ant, Antlsubmarine Warfare Officer, and currently lS the Electrical and Repairs Off1 cer. Ms X96 ff Z fffffwi X fyfff f 4 f 7 77 My fff ffffjf WZ LT Carl E Stein metz from Des Moines IA graduated from Iowa State Unlverslty ln 1990 with a B S ln aerospace engineering He served his first dlVl slon officer tour on the USS HEWITT CDD 9665 homeported ln Yoko suka Japan as Auxlha r1es Officer Maln Pro pulslon Assistant and Antl Submarlne War fare Officer He re ported to TICOND EROGA as Damage Control Assistant in July 1994 He IS mar rled to the former Yuklko Hlsatoml of Yo kosuka Japan CWO2 Marshall E Harris from M111 lngton, TN Joined the Navy ln Oct0 ber 1976 and has served onboard USS MIDWAY CCV 415, USS WORDEN eco 181, Uss REEVES gcc 247,311 forward deployed to YOKOSUKA JA PAN, USS ENTERPRISE CCVN 653- NTC SAN DIEGO, NAVY BROAD CASTING DET DIEGO GARCIA H15 sea duty continued onboard USS BLUE RIDGE CLCC 191 homeported ln YOKOSUKA JAPAN He received his commission to CWO in May 1994 CWO2 Harris assu.med duties as AUXII larles Officer onboard TICOND EROGA in October, 1994 and IS mal' rled to the former Rosemary Flsher of Chicago, Illinois N H I , , ,,1-...,..--.,,,...-,.. ,,-- - --V- ----M-M N- Q M U I p p ,,,. , :Q - I - we if 9 V, , - ,.,. ' - V ' , A n ,Q . f I 9 1 l ' if f L , , Q , I - D I My Qi . K . , Mt, !G,,, X . .- , . G - yf W 1 , 7 D I ,, 0 J ' ' ,I 1 ' K - H Z , Q h. , D y . DCCSKSWJ Charles T Tamberg Jomed the Navy on Feb 10 1972 Hls prevlous commands lnclude theU S S YOSEMITE CAD 19? U S S TALBOT KFFG 49 U S S BADGER QFF 10711 SIMA Llttle Creek DYNAMIC CAFDL 67 He reported TICON DEROGA on Nov 3 1991 and has been the most productlve F1re Marshall and Damage Control Team Tralner ...........1..... Enslgn Robert H Trauger halls from Somervllle NJ He graduated from the Unlted States Naval Academy ln 1994 Ens Trauger re Ported aboard TICONDEROGA ln January 1995 and now serves as the mam Propul slon Assistant He recently quallfled as EOOW and has also served as the Shlp s Publlc Af falrs Offlcer EMCM CSWJ Re dentor B Monton entered the Navy ln 1975 and reported aboard TICOND EROGA ln August 1991 Prevlous com mands lnclude flve sea duty commands and two tours at SERVSCOLCOM Great Lakes Il He IS marrled to the for mer Marla Teresa Deluna and has two beautiful daughters and two sons GSMCCSWJ Nell R Aukeman Jolned the Navy ln January 1982 Onboard slnce October 1991 he brlngs experlence from dutles onboard the USS ARTHUR W RADFORD CDD 9683 USS PUGET SOUND CAD 381 Norfolk Naval Shlp yard Portsmouth VA and Shore Intermedlate Malnte nance Act1v1ty Norfolk VA Orlgmally from South Vlenna Ohlo he currently resldes 1n Chesapeake VA ....,......,-..---.-.......-Q..-... GSECCSWJ HENRY M MILLER was born 1n Corn wall NY and raised 1n Downs vllle NY He prevlously served onboard the USS JOHN A MOORE CFFG 197 USS SAN JACINTO CCG 563 and as an lnstructor for 20H5 Gas Tur blne Tralner and Propulslon Alarms and Indlcators Course at FTC Norfolk He jolned the USS TICONDEROGA ln Feb ruary 1995 He IS marrled to the former Destmy Dodrlll A w . . . , . . N . ., 9 ' u 7 ' . , l . r . ,QSPW K f , Exif W X . , . ' ' O 0 1 I 7 ' - . 0 Q ' . . ' 1 ' ' . . . ' , . . . 9 . . - , - - . - , , . to ' ' ' 9 - . - ' 9 9 ' . H . . . . , 0 , 0 79 Sl - ' ' 79 ' ' n u - 9 s - , . . . - , , - - ' ' . - , . . . 7 ' o No ship's mission can be accom- plished with out the hard work and dedication of the Engineering Department. The Cheng Gang consists of the Main Propulsion Di- vision, Auxiliary Division QA- Gangiy Repair!Damage Control Di- vision, and Electrical Division. The Juice Masters of E-Division are the ship's power and lighting com- pany. The Damage Controlmen, Hull Maintenance Technicians, and Machinery Repairmen of RXDC consist of the most experienced firefighters, Welders, brazers, and engravers. A-Gangs main responsi- bility is the Watering Hole which provides TICO with fresh water and air conditioning. In ad- dition, they operate and maintain the anchoring equipment, steering gear, and air compressors. The GS's of MP division maintain the electrical power generators and the gas turbine propulsion to en- sure a safe return home. GSM2 HUNTER GSE2 CARPENTER GSEFN GARCIA GSM3 NANGLE 559 UL I in lam.. ,I will 5 1 1 J,-,EE Eff .Wm . F 7 ff lf up ........- , ,,,,fM-.yi ENICSWJ ' TRIPLETT GSE2 BRIDGETT GSM3 REMIN ES GSMFN JOHNSON FA LUYET EN2 DRENNER f EN3 LU-1-TRELL I 11' - - 2431 Y 'I'-u p s? 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M Q7 9 .55 3 We f, We 12, ef , X tfwff F C4 e Q it Qfswfiwps was 'J si sei? 9 Sf? 2 is fgyiw My ff X 6 6 f sc 21:7-wma --I , 2 .. f was MOR. ia W:-. se -as 1. N, .ifsfssls .4fxwfw7ffaewm1fMye,f .Lf nfs ,f ,Wye W me , , Q ,wtf W M . , N A H i V 7, , .X ,. .X . - . .,. 3 ,- uf.-ffw, we fw.g.efi:..zQssa42QfOae,1pQ,oa we he Q. .et J Lieutenant Commander Albert J. Grecco is a native of Poughkeepsie, NY and graduated from the United States Naval Academy in 1982. He received his M.S. in 1988 at Naval Postgraduate School and was redesignated as an Engineering Duty Officer. He reported to TICONDEROGA in September, 1994 as Com- bat Systems Officer. He is Married to the for- mer Lacy Williams of Norfolk, Va. and has two daughters. Ensign Stephen D. Lewis, joined the Navy in August 1983. His previous commands include USS IWO JIMA QLPI-I 2 J, USS I-IAYLER lDD997J and Naval Guided Missiles School, Dam Neck Va. He reported onboard TICOND- EROGA in February 1995. He is married to the former Lynn Tanner and has two sons and a daughter. .. - - .i...g--.............,... Lt Bruce M. Butler is a native of Devon, PA. and entered the Navy in 1974. He has served aboard the USS HARRY E. YARNELL QCG 175, USS ARTHUR W. RADFORD fDD 9683. USS DEYO QDD989J and at ASWOC, Dam Neck, He was commissioned in 1987 as a Limited Duty Officer. Lt Butler reported on board TICOND- EROGA in July, 1993 as the Electronics Mate- rial officer. He is married to the former Teresa Irwin of Norfolk, VA. They have two Children. FCCMfsw9 TIMOTHY A. GILBERT joined the Navy in 1979. His previous commands include NAS Meridian, Ms., Fleet Training Group Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, the commissioning crew of MOBILE BAY CCG-531. and AEGIS Training Support Group Norfolk. He re t d por e onboard TICONDEROGA in August 1993 as the-Combat Systems Maintenance Manager. He is married to th f e ormer Laura Sorenson and they have two sons, Greg and Mark. Lt Jeff Noordyk is a native of Neenah, Wiscon- sin. Lt Noordyk is a 1991 graduate of Marque- tte University. After commissioning through the NROTC Program, he attended SWOS Divi- sion Officer Course and reported aboard the USS JOSEPHUS DAVIELS CCG 27l Where he served as Gunnery Officer and Navigator. Lt Noordyk reported aboard TICONDROGA in June, 1994 as the Fi.re Control Officer ' ETCSISWB Michael A. Ware, CE Division LCPO, Joined the Navy in 1975. Arrived to TICONDEROGA with experience from Naval Communications Station Rota Spain, USS MC- CANDLESS CFF-10845, NAVY Recruiti.ng Dis- trict Columbus Ohio, USS KING CDDG-411, and MOTU-2- Norfolk Va. He is also the MARS Sta- tion Officer. ETCSiSWl Ware married the for- mer Pamela Bradford from Lancaster Ohio, and has one daughter. .ui The combat 5 suite is encompasses? the AAW and suw Meng and they are the forefront of the main mission Th coordination of the ina E machine interface is ill:- credible and respected A1- together there are fum: visions actively mannin treat assessment stations? CF the fire control suites. CE the exterior communif cations and long range ra, dar electronics suite C1 the interior communica- tions suite and CS the sys- tems' test 8a management suite. These are under the ex. pert control of the,CSO LCDR A.J. Grecco who ig always on top of the task. mg. He has the job of coor. dinating the resources tn ensure the TAO has the most extensive capabilities at his disposal: To whom much is given, much is re- quired. The combat sys- tems team fights the ship daily. The U.S.S. TICONDERO- GA'S Electronic Techni- cians and Interior Commu- nication Teclmicians are a combined technical repair team working under the guidance and direction of the Electronic Material Of- ficer, Lt. Bruce M. Butler. The CEXCI team provided unparalleled technical sup- port for the ship's combat system. Equipment relia- bility and operational readiness remained at an impressive level through- out the cruise. The ET's and IC's also enjoyed cou- tributing to the crew's moral and well-beiulg by operating the ship's c ose- circuit television system WTICO, ship to shore MARS communication link and Inmarsat telecommu- nications link. FCCQSWP Mlchael L Brown of Columbla LA Jolned the Navy ln 1981 He has been statloned aboard the USS JESSIE L BROWN IFF 10891 and the USS RICHARD E BYRD IDDG 235 Chlef Brown has also served at NTC Great Lakes as the career counselor for the combat systems department He reported to the TICONDEROGA ln May 1992 He was marrled to the late and former Marilyn St Clalr He has one daughter and two grandchlldren PFCCISWJ BARRY B HEALY of Plttsburgh tAJomed the Navy ln 1982 He has been sta tanned onboard the commlsslonlng crews of PTDUSS NICHOLAS fFFG 471 and USS PHIL INE SEA ics ssl Chlef Healy has also :i x5fEna53E?IS Trahnlng Center as a Cu.r ve oper e re orted onboard TICONDEROGA ln Decembell' 1995 He IS mar ggi to the former Angela Ballard and has two J .. . . ..., .-.-,-.,. L FCCKSWJ Wllllam W Vance J0ll'l9d the Navy U1 1983 Prevlous dutles include assignment as a member of the cornmlsslonlng crew of USS BUNKER HILL KCG 523 and asslgnment to AE GIS Tralnlng Center as the Tactlcal Malnte nance LCPO He checked onboard TICOND EROGA ul March 1994 and assumed the dutles of AEGIS Flre Control Chlef He IS marrled to the former Wanda SLllllV3!l and has two daugh ters Stefanle and Jennlfer 'S FCCfSWJJol'm Davld Forlnger lJD J Julned the Navy ln 1983 Prevlous commands lnclude NATTC Mllllngf0H, TN flnstructor Duty? and Hellcopter Antl Submarlne Squadron Twelve, onboard USS MIDWAY CCV 413 He reported onboard TICONDEROGA ID April 1992 Mar rled to the former Jemufer Kay Smlth, he has a son Gabrlel, and a beautiful daughter Alex andrla we 1 ,Yi FCIC SWJ FULLER FCCCSWJ BLAKE G BOWENJolned the Navy m 1975 I-Ils prevlous commands lnclude USS RAMSEY fFFG2J USS HAYLER lDD 9975 and ETICSWD GRABE FCTCLANT Dam Neck He reported to TICON DEROGA ln July 1991 He ls married to the former Llnda Craft FCCfSWJ Dale L Odom bulleted on board USS TICONDEROGA as a AEGIS Weapon Sys tem Technlclan He Jolned the Navy ln 1981 and has served aboard the USS ROBISON KDDG 127 NAVMARCORRESCEN Bolse, ID USS BUNKER HILL CCG 525, and NRD Port land, OR He married the former Llnda R Jol ley ln May 1982 and they have two sons, Tyler and Brent, whom reslde ln Vlrglnla Beach, VA and call Bolse, Idaho home ET1 HUEBNER ETIKSWIAWD REED ET2 ALLEN ET2 LLOYD ICIKSWJ GABRIEL FCCCSWJ QUINN FC2 CRAWFORD FCZCSWP SIMPSON FC3 SUTHERLAND 44 ET2 HALL IC2 HOWARD FC ICSWJ CADY FCZCSWD ODOM FC2 DOUGHERTY FC3 TURNER ET3 BAKER I IC3 HARPER FC ICSWJ GRAY FCZCSWJ LLAP DE ERUTA FCZCSWJ DAWSON FC3 LANE ET3 WILLIAMS IC3 RING FCIQSWJ ELLIS FC2 PERRY E Wg ,H 1-1 Xi! 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V dn Mh: vnu X, x ,A, sw if df I ws Nil F: 53 5' QW up 'ffm 1 , W mm EPZ vm vm mlm 557371 IIS'-V9 , . .. .,..... ....,....,-.... .....,...---..,4.....,,.......,...............,....-. hm vfbfm W I PNCS HORN AND YNI WASH ON SHORE PATROL X X GMM2 BOWER CHOWING DOWN 57 ............,,.....-.-...... ,..- - A TER EVERYWHERE HQOLORS 0F EUROPE .al N w , l , , , 59 SUPPL Lieutenant Commander Bill Small entered the Navy in 1981 following his graduation from the University of North Carolina - Wilm- ington. After completing officer Candidate School at Newport R.I., he attended the Basic Supply Officer Qualification Course and Basic Submarine Officer Qualification Course prior to reporting as the Supply Officer on USS AT- LANTA QSSN 7125. Follow-on tours include: As- sistant ILS Officer, Supervisor of Shipbuild- ing, Newport News, Va., Plank Owner and Stock Control Officer on USS ABRAHAM LIN- COLN KCVN 723, Naval Post Graduate School IMS Material Managementb and Planning Offi- cer, Navy Supply Officer School, Athens, Ga. Reporting aboard USS TICONDEROGA CCG 471 in March 1995, he is the ship's Supply Offi- cer. He is married to the former Robin Weaver of Fuquay-Varina, N .C. Currently his family Robin, Laura and Lesley reside in Athens, Ga. Y DEP RTME LIEUTENANT JUNIOR GRADE BRIAN G. BROOKS is a native of Clarion, Iowa and grad- uated from Iowa State University in 1992 with a B.B.A. in Finance. After completing the Ba- sic Qualification Course at the Navy Supply Corps School i.n Athens, GA he reported to USS TICONDEROGA in August, 1993 as the DisbursinglSales Officer. He is now assigned as the Food Service Officer and Assistant Sup- ply Officer. His primary collateral duty is as ship's Helicopter Control Officer. He currently resides in Virginia Beach, VA. ENS R. Ross Richardson is a native of Jack- son, MS. He graduated and was commissioned from the George Washington University in De- cember of 1993. He graduated Supply Corp School i.n December of 1994, and began his tour on the TICONDEROGA in January of 1995. He is married to the former Sherry Davis of Bougue Chitto, MS. They reside in Norfolk and have one beautiful daughter. Supply department is responsible for feeding the crew, providing repair parts, running the ship's laundry and the shipls store and making sure the crew gets paid on time. There are many important areas we are responsible for, but overseas one of the most important is the post office. The postal clerks effi- ciently send out and receive the ship's mail. Mail is what keeps everyone going on deployment. SKCSCSWJ ENRIQUE TRETO hails from Harlingen, Texas and is the LCPO for the Sup- ply Department. His previous commands since entering the Navy in 1973 include USS O'CALLAI-IAN fDE-10517, VT-28 NAS CORPUS CI-IRISTI, Texas, USS YELLOWSTONE CAD-413, NAS KINGSVILLE, Texas, USS GLOVER KFF-10987 and NAVCAMSLANT, Nor- folk, Va. He reported onboard TICONDEROGA in June 1993. He is married to the former Mat- ilde Leija of La Feria, Texas. They have two children. MSCiSWD Abraham D. Johnson joined the Navy in 1977. His previous commands include USS SAN JOSE CAFS-71, COMBATANT PA- TROL HYDROFOIL MISSILE, MOBILE LO- GISTICS SUPPORT GROUP TWO, NAVAL AIR STATION Key West Florida And USS SIMON LAKE CAS-331. He reported on board TICOND- EROGA in April 1993. He is married to the for- mer Marcla Gonzalez of Key West, Florida and has two children David and Kimberly. SKCtSWb Rodney Chris Dortch Halls from Rocky Mount N.C., joined the Navy in 1982, Previous commands include: USS ORION QAS-181, USS ELEMER MONT- GOMERY KFF-10825, MCAS Cherry Point N.C., USS HUNLEY CAS-311, Comnavsurflant Nor- folk, and HARRY E. YARNELL CCG-17? before arriving onboard TICONDEROGA IN gow 2993. He is the proud father of Brittany T. DI' C . SK2 MERRICK ff .J 0 W MQ... MSIKSWJ HARRIS MSSN GREEN SH2 McCASKI'LL SK2 THOMAS 3 1 f y' ,M 1 fn H, I 4 X , o my ' MSI GATEWOOD MSSN CARTER SH3 CARPENTER X A f f ':, f f? f if. f df.: I I . SKZCSWD JONES MS2 DEARBORN MSSN MAJ EWSKI Q!! M? WF: QQ , W SK3 SMITH ,I . f,A2'ir , 1 ,,... Rv , Jw MSZKSWJ BARDOFF MSSA ORTEGA SK3 GONZALEZ MS2 YATES MSSA RAWLE SH3 WILLIAMS SH3 IMBVS SHSN DENMEADE www PCZCSWJ LAMPKIN -ff SH2 FLOYD SKSN WARFIELD MS3 PICARILLO SHI BENNETT SHSN AMES PCSN THOMA 9. , 4 M ' Q Q ' L 2 Ll A -ax I 3 Q2 , ZX f - N , S pg S O A X5 5? A L if 5 ' Ni 1 A eh E I Z 1... 1 5 5 E . 1 E 1, E i 5 I N -f I . Af N- -f 5 L .w 1 ' -,N Mt 5 r . - 1 1 , V .fs 3 Y N' lv w, 16 l w Q 5 -I . ,., , 1 7 A l yu . 3 ' ' ,' 2' A E - .. , I I 4 i, E 3 l 62 Af ' , ' -. N., ,-. ,r if 'Bin VM' ,Q v- -. w x, M v vu 'MW 'W . W ,, f my mv M0 QM 'ld 1' fffff. , ,fM:.f.rm Q , 7 J 1--vi' XJ.. .J f ' if ,f' , F? X X'lT xl 'Q E52 if Nkwls l wwmswnm ' A J ... .......---- x f f., M W -' JL M h h f . , .,,. ., . E 5 9525952 Qs: I K 1 L 1 x 'li ' A 5 ...,-....,. ,-.,,..,,...-.......,...,....,............4- . LCDR Richard C. Cecconi joined the Navy in 1983. His previous conunands include HS-2. Naval Post Graduate School, HSL-44, the Spanish Naval War College a.nd currently HSL-46. He reported on board USS TICOND- EROGA as Officer in Charge of HSL-46 Detachment 2. He is married to the former Gina Marie Bicego and has one son and one daughter. LT Michael C. Kvicala was commissioned out of Auburn University's NROTC pro- gram in March of 1988. After serving with the Naval Aviation Training Command at VT-2 and HT-8, he received his Wings of Gold in August of 1989. His previous com- mands include HC-1, NAS Key West, NRD Atlanta, Naval Postgraduate School, and HSL-40. He is the Maintenance Officer of HSL-46 detachment 2. AVIATION'S BEST: GRANDMASTERS ,me LT J .C. Hans Anderson graduated from the University of Virginia in 1991, receiving his commission through the NROTC pro- gram. His previous commands include VP-69, VT-27, VT-2, HT-18, HSL-40, and HSL-46. He reported aboard the TICOND- EROGA as the Aviation Operations officer in September of 1994. Upon return from de- ployment, he will marry Carlin Mitchell of Athens, GA. AECSCAWXSWJ PAUL R. OUEL- LETTE joined the Navy in 1980. His previous commands include HSL-31, HSL-41 at San Diego, CA and HSL-42. HSL-40, and I-ISL-46 at Mayport, Fl. He has been assigned as USS TICOND- EROGA LAMPS MK III Detachment Crew Chief since November 1993. He is married to the former Aida Santos and has two boys. LT S. Trevor Ivory, the detachment Ad- ministration and Training Officer, received his commission at Oregon State University in June of 1990 and served with the Naval Education and Training Command prior to entering flight training. After flying with VT-27, he received his wings from HT-18. He has since served with HSL-40 and HSL-46. He is married to the former Jennifer Bar- tlett and has 2 daughters. HSL-46f2 AMHCCAWD JEFFREY FARRAR was recently promoted to the ranks of Chief Petty Officer, whom has been assigned as USS TICONDEROGA LAMPS MK III Detachment crew leading Petty Of' ficer!Chief. Congrats chief. Z 3 .M A 'I yin' fig WHL! 641' AVIATION DEPARTMENT CRUISE BOOK MED 95 2 Hehcopter Antr Submarnne Squadron Lrght Four Six the Grandmasters IS one of five NS Mayport Flonda based HSL LAMPS MK III squadrons HSL 46 Detachxnent Two IS one of ten detachments that make up the Grandmasters and allow the squadron to support shrps at sea Det Two The Hammerheads make up the Av1at1on Department aboard USS Trconderoga and prov1de the sh1p a mult1 purpose an' asset Det Two has been a part of the T1co crew for the last 6 months partnclpatrng m the exercrses leadrng up to thls deployment mcludlng COMP T UEX and FLEETEX 95 2 The Hammerheads are a department of elghteen av1at1on SPCCIHIISIS who fly and mamtaln one SH 60B LAMPS MK III hehcopter The srx alrcrew Include four p1lots and two arrcrewmenfrescue swnnmers whrle the remarmng twelve personnel prov1de for a1r craft mamtenance Although not permanently asstgned to T1co the Av1at1on Department becomes an Integral part of the shlps weapon systems and crew whrle deployed The mam focus of the Av1at1on Dept IS to keep Cutlass 462 flylng m order to prov1de the slnp and battle group an arrborne ant1 submarme and antl surface warfare capabnhty To accomphsh this the det IS drvnded 1nto day and nrght slnfts allowmg servrcrng and marntenance to be performed around the clock Marntenance personnel perform routlne dailyfweeklyfspeclalfphase mspectlons and varrous scheduled and unscheduled arrcraft and part repa1rs wh1le the p1lots and axrcrew are tramed and must be prepared to ily at any tune 111 any condxtrons to accomphsh the m1ss1on 09 If CTTJ' 'M L' 'X 1 JW-Yi' ' '- . 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Vg, 1, saw Y Q at f ff, W, awww ,pev- k , ADAN SAMMY BRUMLEY AMSAN TIMOTHY EGGLETON AN PAUL DAVIS jR. i' W Al' wx X A., ni Y NEW ARRIVALS AND MAKE UP PICTURES SHC RICHARDSON crmqswy HALL GSMIQSWJ PN 2 MILLER FC2 BRAXTON FC2 MACOMBER FC2 HOLMES crozqswy LEASK sxzqswy MOONE FCIQSWJ GOODMAN STG1 MEHOK DK1fSW!AWj EWIQSWJ VIHNANEK BMZQSWJ HAMMERSCHMIDT FCS ISBELL in SHS WILLS WW M MM,-iw ff, 4 W DKS LEHMAN SR SCI-IEDLBAUER OS2 CASTANDEDA I-IT3 ROBERTSON EWS GUTKNECHT CTOSA SHARPE SN THOMAS FC3 WALEROWICZ FCS SINGLEMAN N SMS HUFFTY MSS BLUE FC3 HITCHENS OSS SUCHOZA f 4 as f Q, - 41, X f- O L' N '4 P ,'z..f,,, fr 'I' ' i s if , 4. -k I 2 ,, A ff 4 H 3' 3 Q f I ' -1 RW Q V X . 1 , , , , -- ' ' .A S 1 E I N O. fir, 5- f 5 ck X W, I MAMA. My-M A- V 'P -km V- Nmydu-AMw,,A,,,,,, ,,,, -J,,-..,...--.,-..w-..+..,-...-A-V-VJ,, SN GULLA SN TORRES an SN FULLER I SN LANE 'A '1.: SN PACHECO SN DATTILO OSSN WILLIAMS ' SN DUCKWORTH SN ELDEN OSSA SIMS GSMFN LOWE ,--www SN PIERCY 'X i. if S315 QE ki is A Y FCSN THOMAS SA DORELUS SN ERIANDSON OS SN BREWER GSMFN BERNARD DCFN KOPPEL SN BREWSTER COMMAND RELIGIOUS PROGRAM Chaplain Inman The Command Religious Program provides the crew the ability to practice their religious be, liefs as guaranteed by the United States Consti. tution and Navy regulations. The Command Reli- gious Program has as its goals: to enrich morally and spiritually the relationships of all men and women of the Sea services to God and to one an. other by - Energizing people with hope, mobiliz. ing the institution with moral leadership, strengthening people through pastoral care, and building community. These goals are imple. mented by the Command Chaplain, LT Brett In- mang Religious Program Specialist, RP1 Lee Moore, Layreaders: ENS Morgan Einbinder, FC ICSWJ Joseph Cady, STGCCSWD John Person, and FCCKSWJ John Foringer. QTTQ' 5 ccyc . as ,,.,,, E M , X Protestant Worship Services Catholic EME,s , STGCCSWJ Person FCICSWJ Cady Jewish Lay Reader C - - . LTJG Morgan Einbinder ommunggniifiiggs Prolect l 4 . 1, swmkc 'fa ' COMMUNITY RELATION PROJECTS I . , V Genoa, Italy NNMQWM R NQNNN Z FC3 Singleman and FC2 Perry Genoa, Italy Comrel Barcelona, Spain Group One Cartagena, Spain , .-,L I ,, ,. ' ' .-4,, ,,x.. , , 5- Cultural Exchange Hike Toulon, France F Barcelona, Spain, Group Two INTERNATIONAL SPORTS COMPETITION TOULON, FRANCE BASKETBALL E bO,, x - - wh ' ' 1 B Kiaww. MONOCA, FRANCE BASEBALLXSOCCER if , ,,.w f , C PHOTO WITH PRINCE ALBERT GIFT EXC H A N GES 76 'Z Y STEEL BEACH PICNIC MMM Q . if lk Q f 1 ,-ff N ,. .pgs L A ? TICO BASKETBALL LTJ G BROOKS COOKING THE WINNING BASKETBALL TEAM CX-DIVJ I--ed SKEET SHOOTING ON THE My f' FAN TAIL ,ffl -......,N.....,....,..f-..-,-,.,,.....,..-.......-.,,..-,.-..,. SHIPS PICNIC, NAPLES ITALY SM3 HUFFTY LEADING HIS TEAM T LT WILLIAMS READY TO RECHARGE LTJ G LE READY FOR ANOTHER GAME SCOPING OUT THE COMPETITION ww. R R R 1A,Q q Q'1R AQw i TICO NIGHT T HARBOR P RK x w X VN Z qqr RV V HR I ' Q. L 4 4 B R 3 vb? RR f , fmkvk gg -,.-Q - N bf Q. 3-4 D G . .Mi - ,N ,Q Q ' 1. Q ss. 1 X' M W I l 'hrlfh-lm 'Y ,,'X'M'W1 , as, 0-0 .Yah Qgyps gfpxg SWO WARRIORS 1.1 LT LONGHENRY 2.1 LT LE 3.1 LTJG EINBINDER 4.1 LTCBE1 JOOSEN 5.1 CWO3 DEVENUTO 6.1 CWO2 COLEMAN . -emi . l' X ---. 54 ' -' ' . ,- ' 9 .Ii ' xx' w x 1 S . ' ' 'Nl . 'fufjff ff' XX-XXXXML K , Lf ! ESWS WARRIORS 1.1 GMMZISW1 BOWERS 16.1 STG2CSW1 LIGON 2.1 FCZKSW1 ODOM 17.1 GMG2fSW1 MORRIS 3.1 STG3fSW1 WARD 18.1 ETIKSW1 HUEBNER 4.1 GMMBKSW1 SEWARD 19.1 OS2fSW1 WINFIELD 5.1 FCIKSW1 DAWSON 20.1 DKIKSWIAW1 CORDOVA 6.1 FCIKSW1 ELLIS 21.1 GSMIKSW1 BUSTRIA 7.1 CTRIKSW1 HALL 22.1 GSM2fSW1 HUNTER 8.1 STGIQSW1 KLOTZBUECHER 23.1 ETZISW1 HALL 9.1 IC3lSW1 CHAPPELL 24.1 MS2ISW1 BARDROFF 10.1 ICZKSW1 HOWARD 25.1 CTO2iSW1 LEASK 11.1FC1KSW1 GRAY 26.1 MSICSW1 HARRIS 12.1 BM2fSW1 WILLIAMS 27.1 GSMIISW1 GREENE 13.1 ETIKSW1 GRABE 28.1 EM2fSW1 PETERS 14.1 MACCSW1 POWERS 29.1 ETIQSWIAW1 REED 15.1 RMCQSW1 INGRAM 30.1 AS CDR BUSH ALWAYS SAYS: WHO IS NEXT ED-CRUISE '9 STATISTICS DAYS AWAY FROM NORFOLK VA. MILES TRAVELED IN 183 DAYS DAYS IN THE ADRIATIC DAYS AS RED CROWN DUTIES DAYS AN CHORED AT CAPOTEULADA DAYS INPORT AT OVERSEAS DAYS OF EXERCISESX SELF STEAMING DAYS AVOIDING HURRICANES DFM IN GALLONS AT SEA REPLENISHMENTS WATER MADE IN GALLONS MESSAGES SENTXRECEIVED KRADIOXVISUALJ MARSGRAM SENTXRECEIVED PERSONNEL TRANSFERIRECEIVING COMMAND RELIGIOUS PROGRAMS ORDNANCE CROUNDSJ ORDNANCE CMISSILESJ ORDNANCE KTORPEDOD DISBURSEMENTS IN PAYROLLXBILLS IN SUS SHIPS STORE TOTAL SALES IN SUS NUMBER OF SODAS SOLD NUMBER OF HAIRCUTS GIVEN TOTAL AMOUNT OF PROMOTIONS TOTAL AMOUNT OF AWARDS TOTAL AMOUNT IN MONEY ORDERS SOLD IN 3 TOTAL AMOUNT IN SENDIRECEIVED MAIL IN PDS GENERAL QUARTERS 183 15,273 46 37 14 47 76 os 3,195,279 18 2,867,900 76,522 2,522 62!71 259 305 03 01 36.8 MILLION S1 15,000.75 158,000 21,022 67 326 675,394.26 30,228 LBS 22 , .,,.C, , - ....,+..-..,,..-....T.,............A..........., , , '- i VERTIC L REPLENISHMEN ' ..ww Qs. Supplies being sent to our ship '-Fw - -1, E Supplies leaving USS SEATTLE Waiting to unrep and vertrep CONNECTED REPLENISH Food being sent over 1 2 - 1 flu fy ff' , F ff 'Q F F5 H . ', - U4 , s v , .F 5' 1 o f' 1 . A 1 ik? Z - . .wif HHH!! MW. 2 ' USF, I 'vmrmrwrm f A iw 1 mr rrfmvrrfrmx V A X Food we need Food onboard , M, ,.,, f.W,, .,,,,, , M. Lu- -an ni FN DER AY REPLENISH EN 'e?16aw:'!.'1Y ,fi , Z? 1. W W First division ready to receive probe m EJ - ,, . 77 A A . is , was , 4 X , , 5 fy f x 1 -:MM A i' -91 'I First division and oil kings waiting to unrep yr ' 2 '-:::.-f .'w..g1'-new-wtf S MILE STONES MAR 22, 1995 APR 14 17 1995 UPKEEP IN PALMA DE MALLORCA ESPANA APR 18 27 1995 APR 19 1995 MAY 01 11, 1995 NATO EXERCISE DESTINED GLORY 95 MAY 13 16118 22 1995 UPKEEP IN GENOA IT !TOHLON FR MAY 21 1995 SERVICE MAY 22 31 1995 NATO EXERCISE TRIDENTE 95 MAY 31 1995 CDR BUSH PCO ARRIVED JUN 05 11 1995 IMAV CARTAGENA ESPANA JUN 08 1995 JUN 26 29 1995 UIW MED TRAINING FOR ADRIATIC OPS JUN 30 JUL 05, 1995 UPKEEP VILLEFRANCE FRANCE TICONDEROGA DEPARTS FOR MED CRUISE JTG 95 2 ASSIGNED TO ADRIATIC SEA REDCROWN DUTIES DISTINGUISHED VISIT CONGRESSMAN HOYER SHIP PARTICIPATES IN THE DRAUGHIGNAN MEMORIAL CHANGE OF COMMAND CDR BUSH RELIEVES CAPT STORM - - , ....................,.............,........,.............,,,.,,,,... , , , JUL 09-23, 1995 .....,........................,,,.................................,.,,,..,.... 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It by far does not include all occurrences, how. ever the staff hopes that the cruisebook does what it was designed to do - jog your memory. We hope you approve. SMCQSWJ Hernandez Chairman!Edit0r FC1 Bouges Senior Staff Instructor PHOTOGRAPHERS Lt. Inman TM2 Rodriquez SMCCSWD Hernandez PN3 Delingel. H. .. and for those personnel submitting pictures 'hllhp IN uh ADDING THE FINAL TOUCH 5 r I ..1-w-..f.a.....,,-w.,......f,...,..... Eggs-X33-. if ,,,, 1 -.,.,Q.fN,.,g j E',z--ik-Lfwzm'--.' 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