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Z Z L X SYDNEY Q b E1 CD D 5 lab WELLINGTON S V gp A The USS TRIPOLI CLPH 105 1S named after the famous amphrbioius operation that inspired the words in the Marine Hymn to the shore of TRIPOLI This land assault was the decisive battle in the Tr1pol1tan War C1801 18051 a war that humbled the piratical Barbary state of Tripoli The firstUn1ted States Navy ship to bear the name TRIPOLI was the notable World War II Escort Aircraft Carrier Following a steadfast tour of service during World War II the sh1p was decommissioned in 1958 USS TRIPOLI CLPH 105 1S the second sh1p named after the historic battle of Tripoli TRIPOLI was constructed at the Ingalls Shipbuilding Yard in Pascagoula Mississippi Her keel was laid on June 15 1964 and was launched on July 31 1965 TRIPOLI was commissioned at the Philadelphia Naval Shipyard on August 6 1966 Following outfrtting in Philadelphia TRIPOLI was assigned to the West Coast TRIPOLI got her sea legs on the voyage that took her from Philrdelphia via the Panama Canal to her homeport of San Diego California After extensive training off the coast of California TRIPOLI departed the United States for her first Western Pacific deployment on May 1 1967 This deployment took her into the Southeast Asian theater during the Vietnam Conflict As part of the Seventh Fleet Ready Group TRIPOLI launched eight full scale amphibious assaults against the insurgent communist guerrilla forces and the North Vietnamese Regular Army CRVNJ In addition to her role as a support ship for surface forces TRIPOLI also served as a medical facility for the immediate evacuation and treatment of wounded personnel For her actions during this deployment TRIPOLI was presented with both the Navy Commendation and the Meritorious Unit Commendation by the Secretary of the Navy in May 1968 The later years of Vietnam as well as the years following USS TRIPOLI was involved in numerous key evolutions exercises and operations Over and over TRIPOLI proved herself to be an extremely versatile platform from which various helicopters and the AV 8 Harriers were launched In 1974 TRIPOLI became the first amphibious Shlp to carry a full squadron of AV 8 Harrier jets As a result of her performance throughout 1976 TRIPOLI received the coveted Arleigh Burke Fleet Trophy for demonstratin g the greatest improvement in battle efficiency in the Pacific Fleet and was runner up for the Admiral Flatley Award for Av1at1on Safety TRIPOLI won the COMPHIBRON ONE Professional Olympics three years straight from 1981 1983 In 1985 TRIPOLI was awarded nine 11 departmental excellence awards In 1988 TRIPOLI received the CNO Safety Award and again won nine of 11 departmental excellence awards the most awarded to any amphibious sh1p and was runner up for the Battle E In 1989 TRIPOLI no longer content with runner up won the coveted Battle E In 1990 the momentum continued as TRIPOLI was named the winner of the Secretary of the Navy s NEY award for food service excellence USS TRIPOLI was sent on it s 15th Western Pacific deployment on December l 1990 rn support of Operation DESERT SHIELD and DESERT STORM. TRIPOLI was extended on station in the Persian Gulf and did not return to San Diego until August 8 1991. The ship was awarded the Combat Action Ribbon on February 18 1991 following an Iraqi mine strike. According to the US Naval Historical Center TRIPOLI was the first U S. Naval vessel to sustain major mine damage and continue operations since the Civil War On October 16 1992 the Famous Fighting Ship set out once again to put its name into the history books. On December 6 TRIPOLI arrived on station off the coast of Somalia in support of Operation RESTORE HOPE TRIPOLI was the flagship of the Amphibious Task Force that spearheaded Operation RESTORE HOPE. The task force conducted the initial amphibious landing that secured the international airport and seaport of Mogadishu Somalia on December 9th. After the initial landing the ATF continued operations in support of Operation RESTORE HOPE until February 3rd, 1993 when it was sent into the Arabian Gulf in support of Operation SOUTHERN WATCH TRIPOLI set out on her 17th and final Western Pacific deployment on June 9, 1994. TRIPOLI s fairwell voyage took her off the coast of Somalia once again. This time to assist in the removal of the last of the U.S. forces and U.S. citizens. TRIPOLI also aided in Rwanda relief efforts and when Saddam Hussein mounted forces along the Kuwaiti borders, TRIPOLI became the first ship on station for Operation VIGILANT WARRIOR. Over the la t 1 ' - short notice. She hassalsz galiiasfesrlxiengiglaiilweriiiiligiqaiesficizzrlznablihnfltie Op6l??tlOnailCQnin?1tmentS, ang deploy 'On to the Communit nt th fl d .HI A P mi ilary an civilian community. Service y, suppo o e eet an W1 ingness to support the Navy s mission are but a few of the attributes that are embodied in USS TRIPOLI. The Famous Fighting Ship TRIPOLI is an example of the United States Navy at it's best. 2 --f gun--ay-fvv--nv A E . y 'V A 1 1 J' z 3 K 5 .-wo' V W, ' - A fl' Q W H ' ,V X 1 -r ga, y W? If 1' 3 SA Y , i . . - I A , . gd' N ,ff Captain Frank Gallic graduated from West Virginia University in'l97l with a Bachelor of Science degree in Aeronautical Engineering. He was commissioned an Ensign through the Aviation Officer Candidate program and designated a Naval Aviator in December 1973. His first assignment was helicopter Anti-Submarine Squadron ELEVEN IHS-1 D. Deployments with HS-ll included two Mediterranean and a North Atlantic cruise aboard the aircraft carrier USS JOHN F. KENNEDY ICV-671. He served as Communications OfficerlCMS Custodian, Assistant Operations, Line Division, Maintenance Material Control and Quality Assurance Officer. y In February 1977 he was selected for Navy Test Pilot School. During his subsequent tour with Rotary Wing Aircraft Test Pilot School, he participated in- the first five test and evaluation programs on the LAMPS MK HI. These encompassed performance and flying qualities evaluations to dynamic wind envelope testing conducted aboard USS MCINERY CFFG-81. Captain Gallic was also'the initial Project Officer on the SH- 60B flight simulator. J A He was assigned to Personnel Exchange Program with the Royal Navy in July 1981. Flying the MKIH and MK V Sea King helicopter, he served with 706 and 826 squadrons homeported at Culdrose, England and 819 squadron in Prestwick, Scotland, United Kingdom. He served as flight Instructor, Scheduling Officer and Officer-in-Charge deployed RF A's Fort Grange, Engadine and HMS HERMES. Returning to the United States in October 1983, Captain Gallic was assigned to Helicopter Anti- Submarine Squadron Light FOUR ONE CHSL-411. He served as an instructor pilot and Maintenance Officer. In March 1985, he reported for temporary additional duty to COMASWWINGPAC staff as the first SH-60BlF Maintenance Class Desk Officer. Captain Gallic reported to HSL-44 Pre-Establishment Unit in June 1986. Commissioned HSL-44 in August 1986, Captain Gallic served as Officer-in-Charge of the squadron's first detachment embarked in USS HAWES QFFG-531. While assigned to Middle East Force, his detachment provided continuous surface surveillance eight escort missions of re-flagged Kuwaiti tankers and simultaneously directed joint-service helicopter operations from the flight deck of USS HAWES. Captain Gallic reported to HSL-43 as Executive Officer in February 1989 and assumed squadron command in February 1990. Following his initial command tour he, joined USS NEW ORLEANS QLPH-111, deployed in the Persian Gulf in support of OPERATION DESERT SI-HELDISTORM and assumed the duties of Air Boss. Captain Gallic assumed command of USS TRIPOLI on 20 May 1993. His decorations include two Meritorious Service Medals, two Navy Commendation Medals, Battle Efficiency E , two Meritorious Unit Commendations, two National Defence Service Medals, Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal, Southwest Asia Medal, Sea Service and Overseas Service awards. ' A ig 9Galhc is a native of Berkley Springs, West Virginia and is married to the former Judith Lynn glaifrtffit,-ifennsylvania. They have three children, one daughter Shaina and two sons Scott and 5 .1 ,M - . - 'Nathagifi 3' 75'? 2-iii! ,-:fi ,7 V Q 5 Y ii .-13.3 - ig ,sr be-.ez 5, f - 1. - A fx,-, Q 1-. -2 CQ: '-, il , -if ,Z 1 'f- f I X: .if E ,na-' A 3 E- ' 57 1 ,p :7 Q ' ff - 41 gfs-5 -ag - .J sq- -1 ' 3, -- - 3 ,Lf 5-2' - 1. fi af '-gf - 1: . K :- - .V - .1 S.. qi' - A - ,: ,- ,g' - ,L 'sg Q ' f 7 V-' - T. 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Captain Gallic notifies Commodore Gallagher that he Stands relieved as Commanding Officer, USS TRIPOLI . Captain Gallic backs up General Shalikashvili during his address to the crew. Captain Gallic ponders the ship's safety during an unrep gg? L Captain Gallic host Admiral Reed for a ship tour in Singapore. fi .41-.J-' f-- f'- S.-:'..Y- - ,- --A- - - -Y '- A -- f--- ' ' K' ' , , ,,,..,, V , -, V 'f fn ' ' V V, , M 4- - , Y,,,,, 11: All T ff, -f-,,-51?-fffvf 2' ff'-?'H'f -' ' ' f f ' - ,. K Y h 4 f Ag-, ,,,,,,...,.-,,.,,., ,. , I , , V --' 'if'i' ' ' M' A' W 2131 L 15115 CqliRuhalF.WW:d,suufDk.kLis.EdwiWlaulofSnnyvzk,CaZlIizii:niue cil.nsAngeks.lk.gl:1i4liiunlkNaf:lAc:a:KyilIx l913W3:lBa:kInl'olf ' i P , - FohIuigcl5igliinlsaN:lw:l Avi:inriNnrcdxr Hllkeplihlial AiSI:iul. Miifziiuia. 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Captain Willard, pleased with how well his first mast case went, gets tips from Captain Kohler on how to get the fast ones. Captain Willard watches one of many unreps. Um . . . what was I saying. x9 4.85. Captain Willard trips the light fantastic with the USO sh0w's singer. LT Furgerson serenades the new CO. I 1 Captain Willard checks aboard USS TRIPOLI. Captain Willard plays tour guide i-Jrfff'f-11,-fe-if--5 .1 -kff.1' -' 'i,- ,: .g-9.1 -V - 5 --Lg if .Er-f. . - . - f 1. -A - f - - f 9 Captain Gallo was bom in Chicago, Illinois, but spent most of his early years in Long Island, New York. He attended Alfred University before entering the Navy and commencing flight training in Pensacola, Florida. He was commissioned an Ensign in 1974. His first tour of duty was as a station Search and Rescue pilot at NAS Bermuda flying UH- lN's. This tour was followed by tours in HSL 37 and HSL 3 l where he completed deployments in USS TRUXTUN CCGN 351 and the USS DAVID R. RAY CDD 9711. Follow on tours included COMCRUDESGRU THREE, HSL 33 and again at HSL 3 l as the FRS Executive Officer. These tours included deployments in the USS BARBEY IFF 10881 , USS KITTY HAWK CCV 635 and the USS LONG BEACH CCGN 93. A Captain Gallo served as both Executive Officer and Commanding Officer of HSL 33. ,Following his Commanding Officer tour, he served as Air Boss in the USS TRIPOLI QLPH 105. g Captain Gallo assumed the duties as an Executive Officer in USS TRIPOLI CLPH lOl in January of 1994. Captain Gallo's personal recommendations include the Meritorious Service Medal, Navy Commendation Medal wl3 Gold Stars in lieu of Fourth Award and the Navy Achievement Medal wl l gold star in,lieu of second award. He is married to the former Terry Ciotti of Inwood, New York. They have one son, Arthur Graig '- :jg :jf,3.1fTji'f1f- 1 gfz'-H ' 14-f, Ae, ff N ff 7,4 , il Q ,f I C M.. is 5 5 ,Z z f E E M51 W. lp i E I3 -1 Q. ui Jw 3 w V Ei J. -4--Q,..,1f-A ,.,Y1-1--V--VM f,-...agzfi--,Eff-,1 ---1-' -' - 1 Jijigiitif-1-'!PEi1' l -1- l E X 53.5 Master Chief Steven W 1954 in Harlingen T 1972 under the training at RTC was born 23 September Navy on 26 April attended basic basic training he attended San Island, school at NTC, San USS SIM duty at NRD ADY LST-1 1 Fleet Training USS 1992 as Master Chief ly at Newport western Pacific de Surface Warfare S Master Chie McBride of three daughters LIOTT. former Ann CA. with their Steven Jr. DCCMCSWJ Steven W. McLemore Harlington, TX AZ,f 5 ,f - f, if-if 5- ff -5 .'-1 - -- - - sf A A I - - f 2 - -Q . , I K . Captain Gary A. Kohler was born in Van Nuys and raised in Woodland XHills, suburbs of Los Angeles. He graduated from the U.S. Naval Academy in 1974 and spent a brief, but arduous tour there as a sailing instructor, followed by flight school. Earning the coveted Wings of Gold in 1' December 1975, He was assigned to HSL-35 where he deployed with DET 1 in USS RAMSEY CFFG 25 and DET l0in USS KINKAID 1fDD 9655 participating in extraction of U.S. citizens from Iran following the fall of the Shah. In 1979 Captain Kohler was transferred to the Washington, D.C. area as a member of the Lamps MK III Fleet Introduction Team. In 1983, Captain Kohler was a plank-owner and one of the first instructor pilots in HSL-41 and the Framp Department Head. His 5 next assignment was HSL-43's first Operations Officer and Officer in Charge COIC5 of DET 2 embarked in USS CURTS CFFG 385 under the operational command of COMDESRON 31, , prosecuting real world submarine threats in the Northern Pacific, and OIC of DET 4 in USS THACH CFFG 435 for her maiden deployment to the Western Pacific with the USS NEW JERSEY CBB 625 Battleship Battle Group. From December 1986 to January 1989, Captain Kohler 'served as the Lamps MK III Class Desk Officer for Operations- and Readiness on the staff of Commander, AntigSubmarine Warfare Wing, U.S. Pacific Fleet. His subsequent tour from January 14989 to February 1990 was as Executive Officer of the SH-60B FRS, HSL-41. In February 1990, Captain Kohler transferred to the world famous Battlecats of HSL-43 as Executive Officoer and assumed command of the squadron the followingyear. -t 6 E S 5 K' ,- 4 Captain Kohler reported as Ope rations Officer aboard USS TRIPOLI CLPH 105 in June 1992. In December of that year, TRIPOLI demonstrated the Navy's maritime strategy, ...From the Sea , in spearheading OPERATION RESTORE., HOPE., 9 I 4 y , I I 1 ' ' He was assigned as the Chief Staff Officer for Amphibious Squadron-THREE in June, 1994. His decorations include the Meritorious Service Medal, someUNavy Commendation and Navy Achievement Medals and a bunch of other stuff. S. A ' Captain Kohler resides in San Diego, America's Finest City and has two lovely daughters, Karen Andreauand Kathleen Ann. S 4 5 ' 5 . ' U - . I ' K ' f M' L '-'-liste ' ' ' '- ' 'N fit aff-h-V' 'ifiiihirig , TMJ' f -'-5-fig-733-Lrg.,-ifglg -5 lj...-. .D .,Q,J,,,,. ' Lg: . -1 -,,,,, ,5,.,:-,gg 7,,,,,,,, .. nf.. V A S I 7:1779 -..neu lT'll!!Eil-551211 ,U-zgqjm ,,,.,san,g5.Y..V ., m jj. ,igsp-u-a,.':i-?,V 45, Q: H4 If , iw 4 ii,A4Q ff X. I . l , ,, if , - r i,.1ii':-aff-fg ii. ghijipv, , -1-lg W nf ff N , X K X . f. . Lf fn 1 I ,LVN-Q., ,....,-1, ,V ny mf., xxx L 'S ...N ..............- 1-..,........,....-Q--..-.,. N + 4 7 . . I s ' , 1 --1-5, M' X 4 , F .. . Phibron Thre e Staf f ,Ae -. . Z:-,gym - . -r ' -2- 1.1421 'f ' ' f , , , ' Q 7 ' , ' A ' I f rss- 1. -. rf fi? f' ,1..::Q,ffr' ' , I gi,,2wz,g5:,,fs-g Vu Zn 'M-4 f : mg' i?3f1..tgf-1' X K 121' A f A , w 9 AMPHIBIOUS JQSQ- l .a , Q T U 5 f O Jiri? wi? 5 H997 I .SQUADRUN . AMPHIBIUUS SQUADRGN THREE HISTURY Amphibious Squadron 3 was originally commissioned as Amphibious Squadron 7 and consisted of some twenty-one ships. Initially homeported in Long Beach, the Squadron moved to San Diego in 1973, and returned to Long Beach in 1984. With the reorganization of the Pacific Fleet Amphibious Force, Amphibious Squadron 7 was redesignated Amphibious Squadron 3 and moved once again to San Diego on 1 August 1986. The mission of Amphibious Squadron 3 is to prepare plans, embark amphibious forces, conduct rehearsals, movements and perform assaults upon hostile shores in support of national policy during low intensity conflicts and as a component of an integrated battle force during major conflicts. This Squadron has the capability to land troops and equipment by air and sea simultaneously, and to support troops in the field with fixed and rotary wing transport and attack aircraft. When assigned to the Western Pacific, Phibron 3 carries a 2500 member Marine Expeditionary Unit QMEUJ plus the equipment and supplies to keep it fighting for up to two weeks. The staff has 38 officers and 81 enlisted men assigned for WESTPAC and is headed by Captain J. J. Gallagher, USN, who holds the traditional title of Commodore. ..,f. ' - ..........,--,.............1........m .--...g..,:,.-,..-.....Q,......,1L..-,..,--f , .,. L CDR E. J. Marquez Aztec, NM LCDR D. W. Hulke San Diego, Ca LT M. S. Gilmore Westminster, MD CDR J. L. Danner Memphis, TN Photo ot Available LT W. Anderson Weston, CT LT C. Rittling Buffalo, NY ...-...,....,--..... ...,....................,......... .,--..... - Photo Available LCDR R. A. Little LCDR S. S. Reeves Pheonix, AZ San Diego, Ca N-3 fresh from Mail Bouy Watch . LT R. V. Peters San Diego, CA CAPT W. Moore Vicksberg, MS 4 A v LT J. F. Ward CWO2 S. E. Fuller Poulsbo, WA Shreveport, LA El 24 f Senior Chlef J Hendrix NOT' LT M. L. Thrall Petaluma, CA LT B. A. Raymond San Diego,CA MSGT H. Cristian Brooklyn, NY HMCSCSWJ J. Lacanienta Cavite City, PI MMCSCSWJ P Lellna RMCSQSWJ R A Mccame Ilocos Sur Gxnard CA 3 J J A I , ' f ff' A A ' 1 'Q J J ..f. , t r 7, B OSCCSWJ T. A. Arnold Denver, CO Photo Not Available EWICSWJ C. J. Cook New Orleans, LA OS1 J. C. Ham Houston, TX Photo Not Available RPIQSWJ S. Bielawski Photo Not Available OSICSWIAWJ R. A. Davis Savannah, GA QMIQSWJ A. F. Jones Franklintown, NC I h k h here you are supposed to sign. Photo Photo Not Not Available Available OSICSWJ W. F. Smith MS1 V. Gabriel Alcatraz, CA San Diego CA OS2 B. K. Esquibel Denver, C0 RM2 J. AE. McCarthy San Jose, CA RM3 M. R. Brezezinski Princton, NJ ,........-..-7 ..f-we-sf ,.,........,..-....---Q-.auf-...,,.2. MJ-.. Photo ot Available IS2 J. P. Hull YNICSWJ R. J. Lavern RM2 J. W. Miller Coeur D'Arlene, ID A Chicago, IL Can you hold sir, I have a call on the other line. of .,...,...-17.4.4-K.--. - y..yg...eA......uw.....-N4 - - - .- Poulsbo, WA Photo ot Available RM2 C. R. Parker Augusta, AR YN3 J. C. Valdez Houston, TX MS3 R. Hernandez Rosario, PI Pasadena, CA RM3 C. A. Palaez Photo Gt Available OS3 B. S. Monks Morristown, TN YNSN J. E. Cintron Camuy, Puerto Rico Dear Mom, please get me out of here! Damn! Still no land. Who's steering this thing anyway? QMICSWJ Jones keeps the TRIPOLI from getting lost ......-... .-,-i......-fv---- V ' LT K. D. Cobb lst LT A. Nickolich LT Cobb relaxing on the beach. Photo or Available CTRCS J. L. Hammond CTT2 S. W. Crawford CTR1 D. C. Phillips CTO2 M. S. Polito Congratulations! .1-1..- -..-....--.--gg., ....:. .aw .fx--M... -.... ..,.1....f.-...4...-......f.,.-....,.--N-,M .,-Y , -f.L....... , . , , . - , . Y Q... ' . ........ A . . Photo Photo Not Not Available Available CTO3 M. S. Valentine C R3 .I A S b CTO3 N. G. Spangolo CTO3 K. A. Whitman CTRSN R. L. Ferrell CTTSN D. A. Johnson Photo Not Available CTTSA D. A. Mills Behind the Grey Door . . . H591 ' Msif iz M '-XAXAX. E. O .D . MOBILE UNIT THREE X14 1 E ! x s 1 1 w I 2 SKKI. P. Siegel R E 34 Y E E A LT D. Berry 1 P TM1 C. J. Broome X HT2 S. M. Cope HT2 M. G. Reen , ..,.,,,, . , V ,..,..,,.,.,,,....,,,.,.,,,-...E -- ,, , , . ....-....... ,.......-.f- - -......i..-.,...,......,....-,,.. ..........,,......,- ,.,.,.......... , Tacron Eleven z If V -, . ,X -7 x, at 47 MZ ,, ,, , , ., .7 A A it Tacron Elieveniplays a very important part in amphibious tactical operations. Working in conjunction with the rest of the Amphibious Ready Group QARGJ and TRIPOLI's Helo Directional Control CHDCJ, Tacron coordinates, schedules and plans air tasking in support of amphibious operations. This deployment, Tacron handled sortie planning of Operation Vigilant Warrior and evacuated personnel from Somalia in a wrap up of Operation Restore Hope. Tacron Eleven thanks TRIPOLI for supporting this tatical detachment and bids the ship smooth decommissioning. AGC Parrett, K. E ACICSWIAWJ M. A. Valencia AC2 J. S. Nerby 1 AC3 B. G. Long Yi AC3 E. J. Colby A AC2 E. Belmonte AC2 S. R. Ruiz X RM3 D. A. Baumgart AN G. D. .Perez . N., -- L.................... - . , X- X 557 T5 W fx p W f Y T Q ,T M Y !pi'1V,',-' Q,, s Q1 + J Q ww Q, I 3 , , ' 3 N Q fqi gx V Q L J X, ' J , -ff 1 X-f - -- gg f W N, . X E., - -5 4. 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Our Department Head, Chief Warrant Officer Frio, a former enlisted Personnelman brings many years of experience in the administrative field. Lieutenant Sims, the Admin Division Officer comes from an enlisted Army background which helps explain our military bearing and can do attitude. Lieutenant Sims also acts as the Ship's Public Affairs Officer. Chief Warrant Officer Briones, the Ship's Material Maintenance Officer CSMMOJ ensures that the ship keeps running by making sure all maintenance and repairs are done in a timely manner. Lieutenant Martin, the Safety Officer ensure that both the ship and the environment are free from harm. Our second line of command comes from our Chief Petty Officers. Senior Chief Acuna, the Command Career Counselor. He is the person who ensure that the crewmembers are doing the things they need to enhance their careers, such as qualifications, professional courses and schooling. LT Sims LT Martin C W02 Briones NCCSCSWJ Acuna r D 1yI:31irg0CI:5f'rTE,r21PIAO Safety Officer SMMO Command Career C0lll1Sel0r San Dleg09 CA F3ll'f2X, CA San Diego, CA . -.,-- c......,.1.in..-vw.. 4..--P.-v..,,.-..5,-...-a,.,-..,. 5, o I o l Captazn s ppc The Captain's Office paper tigers, led by YN1 Hubert, are responsible for maintaining officers service records, processing awards and putting out a daily plan of the day. YN3 Brown and YNSN Hillary process all official correspondense, typing out Plan of the Day, filing and processing awards for the entire ship. YN3 Sutliff, who finished his Enlisted Surface Warfare Qualifications this PAC, processes all receipts and transfers of Officers. YNSN Kitchen and YNSN Harris are assigned to Ops and Eng respectively assisting those departments with their paperwork. YN1 Hubert YN3 Brown. Buffalo, NY Houston, TX Photo Not Available YN3 Sutliff YNSN Harris YNSN Hillary Phoenix, Oregon Milwaukee, WI MCII1t0Sh, GA P CWO4 Friiiat worin his officer if f l l l l l l i . l 1 . l l w w l i 1 ii.l.ilI .,,........,,......-..-. -,...,....-.. . . . l L S r r r V V , 310510315 ual TRIPOLI's Audiovisual Specialist consist of two different shops and five different ratings. The shops are the Print Shop and KEEE-TV Public Affairs Office. The ratings that make up this highly skilled team are 9 s IJ 2 113115 ff - , Down the passageway in the Print shop, Cannon, the ship's Draftsman is always busy laying out either the next ship's newspaper, engineering's latest revised form, along with various signs and banners. DM2 Cannon does all this in between 6 Illustrator!Draftsman, Interior Communications g Specialist, Legalman, Lithographers Mate, Joumalist. Studying for ESWS and DCTT training. Q The ship's Legalman, LNl Galbreath, wears two After it leaves DM2 Cannon's desk, it goes to hats as he is also in charge of making sure KEEE-TV is L11 Barron and LISA Jones for printing and performing up rg par, 102 Kramer is always busy an collation. The LI's do printing for the entire either the Gator Tails , Familygram or running TRIPOLI A1T1Phibi0US Readyness Group, programming, JO2 Wells, the SITE-TV Statign including jobs for the Marines and Staff. L11 The manager, is in-charge of making TV schedules and Vampire Barron prints everything from ship's making training tapes and port briefs. ICFN Carter, iI1StfUCfi0I1S, PODS, 1OgS and flyers to after a tour of mess cooking, is fixing TV's and running F31T1ilYg1'21mS, G21I01' Tales , and Whatever else the Cable, ARG throws his way. ' LN1 Galbfeath, J- LI1 Barron, T. DM2 Cannon, M. ' Clal'kSVille, TN Woodville, AL Kingsman, AZ JOiKram3'JM. JO2.Wells, J. LISA Jones, A. ICFN Carter, E. com Flmt, MI New Orleans, LA sc. Louis, Mo Capt. Willard and Capt. Gallo prepairing for another Captain's Call broadcast on SITE-TV IE LI1 Tom the Vampire Barron printing the Plan of the Day We interrupt our regularly scheduled program to bring you General Shalli, Chairman of J CS re-enlisting sailors on the bridge DM2 Cannon working on his computer, another rush job no doubt ICFN Carter, SITE Tech extroidinare sets the stage for Captain's Call. l i . l ersnnuel GBfftre The Personnel Office Paper Tigers were led by PNC Cargill for the first part of PAC and then by PN1 Villarin after the chiefs P Personnelman are in charge pfjagfgfsure everything makes it into a sailgfls service record. The first day a shipmate aboard theTRIPOLI, he reports to Personnel fdr check in processing. From that momentqcfn, the personnelman will ensure that all thgnece sfsaryg entries are made into the member's Rrvfce record. These entries include applications for dependent ID cards, schools, TAD orders, travel claims, leave processing, transfers, advancements and numerous other items of ,f importance. TRIPOLI'S personnelman, PN2 Gamalinda, PN2 YanBebber, PN2 Nicolay, PN SN Adair, PNSN ,,,' Cardenas, PNSN Cicero and PNSN Thomas are broken up to teams to ensure that nothing is missed. From the moment a sailor checks onboard to the moment he departs, the PN's become his guardian angels, ensuring that allfof those vital details are in his record for future reference. Although they are often under appreciated, the Personnelmen perform a vital service for all personnel attached to the ship. ,,,,,,...... .1 PN1 viuarin, F. PN2 Gamalinda, L. PN2 Nicolay, R. Laguna! Manila, Tucson, PNSN Adair, M- PNSN Cardenas, J. PNSN Cicero J Houston,TX McAllen,TX Cheno CA . 44 Photo Not Available PNC Cargill, C. Raleigh, NC Photo Not Available PN2 Vanbebber, J Gainsville, TX PNSN Thomas, L. New Orleans, LA in-n- --Y' y WJ- -- - A - --Y-V -w, ,-....,-......,... ..,.,..-...f..-.,....,....,..,,,,.1,.,,,-.-k-,,.V...,....,,', .., ....-...q.,..,.......,.....- PN1 Villarin, CWO4 Frio and PN2 Nicolay brainstorming in the Personnel Office. Two handy guys to have around. LT Sims after a few too many OOD underway watches . ,.A .. -M ...-.....,....1.....,,.................s....s -.....-.. .. -Q -Q NCCS Acuna hard at work. - -1 W 1 H ,.,, ...r-.,....-.....-.-.?,,...,,.,-.,-..-V ....,-.. .,..,..,,...... ,.,.-..-- .-u . ,,.L,,.,,,.....,..,.,.....,,.,.-.....,.,f,...,,5, M..-...., .......,..., .ff . ....... ... - ,..?.-.-..-.1.....1,-g- - --- ------------v ,V r--'- V A MASTER AT ARMS A WESTPAC 1994 has been, to say the least, a flexible agility test of operational readiness and capabilities. Starting with a port visit to Hong Kong and Singapore, the Master At Arms were tasked with keeping the crew safe and out of trouble. As TRIPOLI was once again summoned to Somalia, the ships law enforcers began dedicating many hours to preparing for the evacuations of American citizens from Mogadishu to Nairobi, Kenya. As one tasking for TRIPGLI and the Master At Arms diminished, another crisis arose. Our attention was directed to Humanitarian relief in Rwanda. Just when we thought we had a break, the Famous Fighting Ship was once again beckoned as Kuwait fell to the prejudice and threats of Iraqi troops along it's border. While anchored off the coast of Kuwait, the Master At Arms were tasked with standing antiterrorist, small -boat and anti-swimmer watches in the guntubs, once again keeping the crew ofthe Famous Fighting Ship safe and secure for another WESTPAC. MACCAWJ Emerson, M. Pueblo, CO MA2 Czuhajewski, J. Killeen, TX MA3 Battilega, J. Beaverton, OR MAICSWJ Lehnert G Rockway, NJ MM2 Jenkins, R. Humble, TX MA3 Bradley, J. Pensacola, FL l 46 - ' w--H -' ' ffl flaw ff -'Y-f 'v -f- -v'-v--W' BT3 Clanton, L. Axton, VA EWCCSWIAWJ Lund Pueblo, IL LT Smith, Oncoming Safety Officer San Diego, CA ET3 Johnson, M. , Detroit, MI ABF1 Diggs. M. El Paso, TX Safe guys to have around 3M OFFICE Chief Lund and ABF1 Diggs make up the Maintenance Material Management Office. They ensure that all require preventative maintenance is being done by the respective divisions and that all the the maintenance records are keep up to date. SAFETY OFFICE ABH1 Garcia, C AO1 Overby, M. Fort Worth, TX Fort Orchard, WA The Safety Office ensures that TRIPOLI is operating in accordance with all the NAVOSH and OSHA safety regulations. The regulations dictate almost every facet of the ship's operation, include when and where we can dump trash, how to handle and dispose of hazardous materials and what protective equipment is required to do certain jobs. VJ in V7 W + KQXLUQ 15 EQw1e egyj 'Q-XV! Hong Kong Gardens. Supp0's vacation home in Hong Kong One of Hong Kong's many e me open air markets. Trlpoll sallors seek wisdom from Hong Kong as seen from Victoria's Peak. Budda ln Hong Kong s Ocean Park. I ,N 4 k ,. J... .. 'my , ,V f , , , V ,V . V, s. , - ,I ,,, a , . ff f, . lf' - ,V - ww , - M--' ', ' A, S ' -45' ABHC Wingerter explores the Hong Kong Gardens park. TRIPOLI sailors lost in Ocean Park. Waiting for their boat at the Star Ferry Terminal. Having lunch in Red China. SM3 Cecil B. Hodgson begins filming for his latest home movie. L, Uk e 52 Traditional Chinese dragon outside of the Jumbo Floating Resturant. The picturesque skyline of Hong Kong shot from Queen Victoria's Peak. ,WW .,,aa a q 7 mf ,,,f . H V ' , J :K,, iff Statue of Confucius demonstrating ancient Chinese hand clapping technique. On the first day of our summer vacation we went to Ocean Park and hung out on the rails. The Bond Building in Wanchai is a good example of Hong Kong's unique architecture. JA QIEKBBI ----1---,-Q-r.....-. -n.....-v.--Q-.-QQ,-v-1 A -7-5,-..-,-,.....-v-,.....,.-.4 -.- 01. 7... -1.,,,.w,k... ,.- my - -f -,......QV-.. ,zmxnrl 1 A03 Lagerquist finds a some new playmates for a round of B-Ball. So Scott do you know where we are? Shut up and smile for the camera! Hong Kong by night. Seen from Queen Victoria s Peak Ah, I'm not sure, guys, but I think it's stlll raining oe.. Q A ,f ,Ir L 1, 45 fi ! ' URL. fs 'wvv QW' f , , , a ,f f, 1 f x ',af2f5,' Q, 'fyihaffi' - ' ' 'f ffftifff if mfr, ,jghzf '. 'K if -, NEW ' 1' , -. '1,q,-,,f,n- .1 W v .-:-1.13 ,fa X Q 3 Made Drink .,......,...,.,........,. - -.........V-.T--. : . X f, WE are the THREE AMIGOS! A03 Price with his new buddies Kareem Abdul Wong and Dr. Julius Woo Where's Waldo? -......-,.,. .. .., ..-......,........-...-,,..........-....-,..,................. Y - -- -- QM1 Whitlaw pictured here with a rare Weyel sighting. '1-1,j,-,,,, . A -.. .rq. 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Murray Jacksonville, FL ENS Will Pennington CWO3 Jay Black Tampa, FL Bullsskin, PA ....-.,........,. ,.........-.-. ..,....................,....,.....,....V ... .,.,.- - E- ,,.... .. Y P r o d u c t i o n Control CPCJ is the nerve center of AIMD. PC inducts material for maintenance, determines available repair capabilities, and assigns a workcenter to the job. PC tracks the maintenance effort of the department using data collected form job records and uses this information to improve the maintenance process. AIMD's Aviation Administration Office maintains the department's records and logs. AIMD's Aviation Storekeepers ensure the procurement of all required repair parts and related equipment. No Available Photo t AZ3 Ray Stansall Denver, CO ...... -,.- -...-,,,,...,,v-.,.,..,,---.vv1-r-..-...,...-f,...?.,,-e,- 1 ---. .,...l..i, .......,.r.--,... ,.., ,u-..V ATCS Bradley Cutright AZC Burl Fryar ADC Joseph Worley Westunion, IL Caddo Gap, AR Hampton, VA ATC Al Garrett AZ2 Robert Edwards AK2 Rafael Mangubat ImP9l'i3l Beach, CA Glenn Mills, PA Cebu, PI AZ2 Jimmy Smith AK2 Charlie Small AZAA Timothy NelSOIl Bogalusav LA Detl'0it, MI San Bruno, CA AIA ASC Leo Mallari ATC Robert Cooley Chino Hills, CA Dundee, MI AD1 Dmarco Torres AZ1 William Wright AMS2 Charles Stanley San Francisco, CA San Diego, CA San Dieg0, CA Quality Assurance Representatives monitor maintenance procedures and conduct quarterly and special audits to ensure maintenance is performed properly and safely. QA Representatives assist in decisions involving safety of flight, maintenance, and personnel. The Data Analysts screen and analyze all maintenance records for information used for trend analysis. Central Technical Publication Librarians are responsible for managing a library that reflects the latest available aircraft and aircraft support equipment technical information. AZ3 Keith White AA Syrfm Smith Washington, DC Chicagfl, IL What a Day AIMD's Power Plants performs all of the USS TRIPOLI's required intermediate level aircraft maintenance on engines for the CH-S3 Super- Stallion , CH-46 Sea Knight , UH-1N Huey , and the AH-1W Super Cobra . ThePowerPlants workcenter also performs maintenance on rotor blades, rotor heads, flight controls equipment and other propulsion related components. AD1 Joseph Kuban AD1 Richard Ghahate AD2 Andrew Nievera Antioch, CA Laguna Beach, NM Baguio City, PI Photo Not I Available AD2 Stephen Melanson AD3 Hemraj Rugga ADAN Joe Kitchens Newbury Port, MA Brooklyn, NY Ridgecrest, CA AD1 Ghahate takes some time out to relax ' - ... .- -., .......... .....,...... r-.......,........-,....... ...-J.. -, SSGT Dale Cavage Tustin, CA CPL Jason Weber Yukon, OK LCPL Timothy Nelson Bloomington, MN ,....... .V...,.........,, -.... SSGT Andre Curtis Savannah, GA CPL Michael Giles Citrus Heights, CA CPL Raul Campos Rocklin, CA LCPL Cory McCoy Ft Worth, TX CPL Giles at his best. CPL Paul Conklin McDonough, GA LCPL Michael Millwood Covington, GA LCPL Chris Rizzuto Littleton, C0 ....,....,....,,,A.-- .....-............,.....-7,-....,.... ., IR A FR MES The airframes workcenter repairs and rebuilds aircraft tire! wheel assemblies, rotor blade retaining pins, flight control assemblies, and metal, fiberglass and composite structural materials. In addition, specialists trained to perform non-destructive inspection CNDIJ perform eddy current, magnetic, dye-penetrate, x-ray, and ultrasonic inspections of aircraft structural parts to detect subsurface and microscopic defects in certain metal components. Airframes personnel are trained in welding and special metal fabrication techniques and in the manufacture of aircraft air conditioning ducting systems. AMS2 Lynn Sanderson LCPL Luke Bayes AMS2 Martin Swanson West Monroe, LA St Pete, FL Marysville, KS SGT Minh Tapscott SGT Robert Griffin Life'se a picnic at Lynn's 62 Las Vegas, NV Clawson, MI AIMD's Marine Softball team ,,.....- ........ ... ......,.,--...t...,.---'...,-.....,..:,..,..,, , 1 The TRIPOLI'S hydraulics shop performs maintenance on aircraft equipment such as actuators, landing gear struts, hydraulic winches, and brake assemblies and do the pressure checks on other aircraft components. They also manufacture high pressure tubes and hoses. AMH1 Steven Bancroft SGT Douglas Fifer St Johns, MI Canyon Country, CA HYDR LIC AN Ronaldo Balmores Kids, DON'T try this at home. LCPL Rodny Rodriquez CPL Greg Babberl SGT James Sivez Alden, NY AMH3 Kenneth Montes Oakland, CA AMHAR Mario Anazalone San Diegg, CA Corpus Christy, TX Victor, IW Glenn Cove, NY ,, . .- ..,, . , ., - Y,., .,- , , v.,-,......,-Y-.-.---,--,--Q--------..,.....1.,,-7... -.-.....,-..-........,....,-. , W .. ... ,..,......,..,i,?,.,.-,.....,..,.,, ,.. V , ., - . .Nw W 1 Com AT1 Robert McWaters El Cajon, CA The COMMINAV workcenter is responsible for the repair of aircraft communications, navigation systems, electronic countermeasure systems and related components. Avionics technicians are trained to perform micro- miniature repairs on printed circuit boards. AT2 Bradley Roll SGT Craig Evans SGT David Kunz Escanaba, MI Farmington, MO Springfield, IL AT3 Henry Morgan AT3 Keith Hall AT3 Shawn Beyer DOTS, AL Gary, IN Russelville, AR DR. Strangelove AT3 Morgan frightJ CPL John Woodson Marion, AR Photo Not Available CPL Kenneth Eixman LCPL Timothy Taylor LCPL David Thompson Rosharon, TX Greenrille, MS Eagle Grove, IW LCPL James Green Odem, TX Our Fearless Leaders. K AA Kenneth Bush Detroit, MI AIMD Semper Fi. -V VM- W V '74-.A V Q - Y V V-M Q ,,,,H,k,,, ,,,,,,.,,,,., -.,,,.....,..,,,,,.,...,.L..-.,-........-.,-..--,-:------ zz- H-' -- - ' 'W' ' ' -- Y' AE1 Guillermo Balderrama El Paso, TX CPL James Murano Avenez, NJ LCPL Lam Le Murrieta, CA AE1 Stephen Klemko SGT Alston Curtis AE3 Charles Piggee San Diego, CA Bronx, NY Stockton, CA AE1 Klemko, hard at work as usual. LCPL Lee Biggs Bremerton, WA 5 Electlln t The ELECTIINST workcenter repairs and rebuilds aircraft components such as electric motors, batteries, information display panels, fuel system indicators, automatic flight control systems, aircraft lighting systems and electric rotary head components. Precision measuring equipment calibration lab performs calibration of measuring equipment for the entire ship. This includes equipment such as boiler gauges, torque wrenches, micrometers, NDI equipment, aircraft equipment test sets, test benches and pressure indicators. Cal Lab ATC Ernest Spy-uill ET3 Jason Kridner LCPL James McCaury LCPL Alex 0I'0I12 Queens, NY Yucaipa, CA Locust Grove, OK Ph0eIliX, AZ ,f a t :wf-f How many more days 'til Hook ? Super Chiefw, AZC Fryar ... -.. .. .... ............. ... ,.,,-, -..... . ,,-..-. -- --V - Y- -Q -- rdnance The Aviation Ordnance workcenter is responsible for the maintenance of all armament systems carried by TRIPOLI attached aircraft. These systems include the .50 cal guns, M197 20mm automatic gun, M89 feeder and BRU-203 215 22 ands23 A 'l bomb racks. Aviation Ordnancemen also provide technical a e advice and assitance to all embarked air squadrons. A01 Reaina McGrew CPL Eric Roy Greenville, MS Kaplin, LA I Available AZ1 Wright demonstrates examples of aviation ordnance. LCPL Alfonso Ayala West Palm Beach, FL P a r a c h u t e Riggers are responsible for all of TRIPOLI's aircraft survival equipment. The equipment that they work on is neccessary for the safety of aircrew personnel and aircraft survial. Some of the equipment that they are responsible for are, survival suits, life rafts and helmets. LCPL Jason Holman Metamora, IL Paraloft 1 PR1 Daniel Blake PR3 Kurt Matthews CPL Richard Adkins Louisville, OH San Diego, CA Morrisvale, WV -A-V . pm, ,, , , , ...-,.,, ,......-.-.,..,-.-.,.-,...,,.....,- ,..,...,.,.,...-.....,- McGrew's boys after eating a heavy bean lunch. upport Equipment Aviation Support Equipment Technicians maintain equipment used in the aircraft handling. This equipment includes tow tractors, mobile electric power plants, 4-15 ton forklifts and TAU's CTwin Agent Units used in aviation fire fightingj. The Support Equipment trouble-shooter stands by on the flight deck during flight operations to ensure ground support equipment is able to perform it's assigned missions. ASC Paul Coloma San Diego CA Photo Not Available AS2 Ward Bartlett Littleton, CO f .......,.........-.....,......-.----,...,,........--. AS1 Jeffery Hageman AS1 Rlcarldo Vlcta SSGT Eugene Stahl San Diego CA San Diego CA Austin TX Photo Not Available AS2 Eugene Clingan AS2 Carl Debusk AS2 Richard Germany Lathrgp, PiIleVllle, Midlands -Q , , ..........,......,....-...,.v-A-,-- mE ggy 5 V at ne' W N P I i Y 4 I AS1 F.R. Titera San Diego, CA ln hi All Tl l AS2 Eugene Rose il Cresrhnl IL N l Photo Not ' Available CPL Robert Glynn Diamond Bar,-CA 70 .,. .. . , ,,,, ....,..,.v,.....-. ,,.. ...,-e..---.-...-..........--.f,-.r--...--......,........-f.....,-... 1 -f-f-,.------i-----..----,--- -v-.-- - . '- AS2 Jim Killingsworth Winnsbord, LA AS3 Marcelo Olivares Mission, TX LCPL Richard Beck San Diego, CA AS2 James McCarville AS2 Richard Neumann San Antonid, TX San Dieg0, CA Photo Not Available AS3 Sou Tork AS2 Chris Kroepel Denver, C0 Manistee, MI ASAN Raymond Runez ASAN Michael Wideman San Diego, CA I Ceres, CA - .-..-Q..-...,-...........-.-1'-Y, Hazmat The Hazardous Material Control office is responsible for the procurement, storage, issue, and environmentally safe disposal of over 440 hazardous items. ln addition, the workcenter provides safety information and advice pertaining to each type of hazmat used. This information includes dangers presented by the material, how to use and transport it safely and any safety equipment needed in order to use it safely. ,-,..M ,-., ......,.. -. .,....,- ,.,- , ,, . N --,-f-1-.. ,,.-,,.N,.V...,,.,Y -....-.-.,..,.,......,-.,..,. V+- .. -- This can't be right! 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Hi f 1' M wt X L 1 f 1 I t t I i Q ' E Looking out from i 3 Singapore's highest 1 point. frightj 3 - F arrens SM3 Hodgson takes a break from H horseshoes. frightj t - Nicolay 1 I r 1 n Singapore's 1st annual Best Legs i contest. The lion won. ffar rightl - Nicolay l A statue paying homage to Don H ' King's dog. Crightj it - Nicolay M And the lucky V winner of the 1 Singapore Zoo door prize is . . . t ffar rightj - I - - Wells t N t t -........ .-.yy :.-.....:,...'-my ..-,w-..-,..,..,...,-f.,-.......- Somewhere in the distance a dog barked . . . fleftj ' Nicolay Island Singapore. Cbelowj After a day at the beach - Sentosa F arrens '9'f'f I PN2 Nicolay in front of the Tang I Dynasty Palace. Cabovel Nicolay l 05614 f An example of some of the exquisite cravings done in Singapore. Crightl - F arrens if 75 1' I ' - Y f Y ' Y L - H ' 'L W' 4-sy' 'w-H .. , ..- V .Y 1-rf .- -W- -V - F------ E g W-..a4---,f-V11 ,--1 .-swf-f M .., .Y .V J., --fn. - fwf-f.,-, , -, Y , W, , , ,,,v. N V ,.-f- ,,, X VAL:-V f..--- - - , V-,HN .N ,V -V - --'rr - AW' Q - ' V' . ' ' 1 I I I l l 1 I ! X i i , ,, lg.. W.. ,......,.,..,--1-.-1.-fn-4' - -f f -D - f ':: 'hm' 7 ' A Q , , ,,,, .,, ., ,, ,, , , X . . , U 1'fW!ifj .QWM,fffm Wwmm ' . , , L U I ff k - i Q PZ .V,., A, f f f I I fm, , Q-vi ,f 1 . CDR Frank E. Pagano Air Boss Baltimore, MD ....--.. ...-..-...-.-Q,.,,:..,.,- .,......,.......,,.........,.....,.... ............1..Y-. ,--,,, -. N! 4 . My Mig.. iv ' r,-, r i O . Mg M V 'U'f .::gx- f-- ? '----- - ' ,sqm .- do .,:, , i'I'fi '?,Xi5Sf,'5bC1'sSs ' 1 .3 4 The mission of the Air Department is to conduct aircraft handling, launch and recovery operations, including Visual Flight Rule CVFRJ control of airborne aircraft, and to provide services and facilities for the maintenance and fueling of aircraft, so embarked squadrons and detachments can most effectively conduct air operations in the application of their military potential. Of equal importance is the damage control role of aircraft crashffire fighting on the hangar and flight decks. LCDR Dan A. Denison LT David A. Lemek CW02 .Ierry H. Girdlestone CWO3 Gene R. Rose Mini Boss Air Handler Air Boatswain Combat Cargo S311 Diego, CA Davenport, IA Buffalo, NY Marietta, GA 78 AIR Department ABHCS Francisco Mejia ABHC T. J. Ostrander ABHCCAWJ Jack E. Wingerter Senior Amsterdam, NY The Duke Brownsville, TX Quincy, IL Photo No t Available GYSGT Adwell ABFCCAWJ Michael A. Chanley ABHCQAWJ Mark Longoria Guns Chief Tex Mex Glason, KY Boston, MA Corpus Christi, TX AFCM Jim T. Francis Buckeye, AZ ABHCCAWJ John C. Otten Ottenville, AZ ABFCCAWJ Daryl R. Reed Chief Taz Kent, WA 79 3 I A LT Dave Lemek ABHCCAWJ Jack Wingerter Division Officer Division LCPO In a blur of color and myriad of sights and sound, Aviation Boatswain's mates CHandlersJ ply their trade. The yellow shirt's CLanding Signalman Enlistedj job consist of using a unique set of hand signals to land and direct the various aircraft that come across TRIPOLI's flight deck. Blue 'shirts CChock and Chainmenj race around the deck driving tractors, riding skids, and chaining aircraft to the deck. Red Shirts CCrash and Salvageb are the flight deck fire department, standing by in hot suits and manning twin agent TAU CTwin Agent Unitsj in the event something doesn't go exactly right. Working together V-1's performance is a unique display of grace and power. ABHC T. J. 0Stl'aIldel' ABI-IC M, L, Lgnggria Flight Deck Chief Flight Deck Chief 80 K W ,J ABH1 A. B. Castillo Los Angeles, CA ABH2 M. J. Carroll Salananca, NY ABH3 L. D. Griffin Lavern Odessa, TX ABH3 J. L. Calinawan Long Beach, CA ABH3 W. A. Huffman San Diego, CA ABH3 M. A. Dutton League City, TX ABH3 T. C. Johnson llTreH Jacksonville, FL ABH3 P. H. Reynolds ABH3 C. P. Shaw ABH3 M. B. Woods Psycho LOIlg Beach, CA Spyder N, Bangor, NY St. PeteI'SbI.ll'g, FL ABH3 R. C. Gonzales Gonzo Clearwater, FL W ABH3 J. Murphy I IJ-Murf! U Houston, TX ABH3 J. A. Wusterhausen the Candle Page, TX 81 ABHAN J. E. Holycross AN F. T. Arciaga Hoss Froi Mansfield, OH Manila, PI AN K. Brown AN B. B. Coleman IVOGIV HBig Savannah, GA Blythville, AZ AN D. G. Gutierrez YNSN S. A. Hernandez San Diego, CA H Man Tampa, FL 82 AN A. C. Bactad San Diego, CA AN R. R. Fuqua Fuqster Galanington, TN AN C. J. Howard Capone Fitzgerald, GA AN S. K. Berry 'YBubl' Jackson, MS AN T. D. Gibson Iishaggyil Lansing, MI ABHAN S. W. Huber Hubbie Amity. OR AN R. Jimenez AN B. T. Krupowicz AN E K Llskey AN S A McFoy San Diego, CA Shirley Superboy Doc Glen Ellyn, IL Rancho Cucamonga CA Morgantown W VA Photo Not Available AN D. A. Melanson AN M. W. Perkins AN J. E. Richards AN A. Sanchez Early Out Phantom Newark, CA Los Angles, CA Westford, MA Colorado Springs, MI AN M. T. Schoolcraft AN J. E. Taylor AN B. R. Taylor AN E. W. Weeks Wyatt Jet Young William Earl Loc Berckley, W. VA Richmond, VA Rupert, W. VA Onley, VA 83 ..-...... ,, ,.....,. .,...-----D y,-.-'T 1-ff.--1-X , ,-....- qw.- -.i........,.-,......-: . .,w.-.. ,.,.-.......L..,......,-19-r:-.:.................-.... , U... , AA A. J. Avelino AA D. J. Bridges AA T. D. Lawson AA S. T. Lemon Stallion B Big Country Lemon Aide N. Brunswick, NJ New Orleans, LA Dallas, TX Opelousas, LA i AA P. Nguyen Uh. . . over that way. 'vspace Ratn Dallas, TX ABHAA J. E. Peterson AA S. K. Sanchezbonilla Petey NTazll Jump! I'll catch you. Hllnllillgton, CA La Mirda, CA 84 X AR A. H. Herrera ABHAR M. A. Kirk AR T. M. Stewart AR S. L. Tedford Hawaiian Gardens, Ca Pittsburgh, PA Cowboy Flint, MI Worland, WY The Fonz lives. Attention Flight Deck Shoppers. Go get 'em guy! Over there buddy 85 x ' xx A f ,f X I . , x f X fx L, .D 3 x l X f f X 1 KT, 'Zin ,f lf ' , X X if X ff E .XX Z if X . l I I l ' B954 flfmfs: W he QQ IEE . --.-k- ,V ,V If ., , fIfit111fth?tiPf99955 l 155 I 'j:1,.k -I 5, 12. ,','.- - ',-. x., .-:gg 3. g V ',. ' e. s c . r ' 011.5212 Chief e CX ff . .Xl ABHCS F. Mejia ABHC J. C. Otten Division Officer Division LCPO Chief, you sure that rotor blade to head didn't hurt you? ABH2 R, B, Custodio Cust San Diego, CA 'Mon back, 'mon back . . . hold it. iight there. Perfect. 86 ABH2 G. Valdez ABH3 A. W. Carroll LPO Gizmo LadylMan ChiC3g0, IL Columbus, OH AN C. M. Brown Boston, MA AN F. W. Moninger Birdie Pittsburg, PA ABHAN A. E. Chagueza AN B. S. Hurrell Chucky Enano Los Angeles, CA Saco, ME AN J. C. Quintero AN F. R. Regero 'YQ-Dog!! HReggiell Brooklyn, NY San Diego, CA ABHAN S. J. Marsala San Diego, CA AN C. R. Rice San Diego, CA AN R. S. Sankmyer Billy Ray Falmouth, VA Ok! We got it. 87 AA Z. D. Dolacinski AA J. S. Lagestee AA S. Morton AA J. A. Pixler Balki Laga1-to Murphy Westminster, CO Queens, NY Philomouth, OR Massula, MN Which end of this do you speak in to again? An example of what V-3 puts up with. 8 8 AA S. A. Rigg AA A. J. Green San Diego, CA San Diego. CA Senior directing Hangar Bay traffic. ABHAR R. Gurdyal AR V. J. Parry AR S. F. Peck AR D. F. Torres G Stunt Double Peckerwood Pugsly Queens, NY Austin, TX Swan Lake, MT San Antonio, TX What the heck did they drive this thing through. Standing by. 89 CW02 J. Girdlestone Division Officer . . , f . , ' , , V, , , , , ,,, ,nn 11: ful? .. ,Z 1 QV.. , H... :int ,.,, , ..lg5,.v:.:,, , ,,,V 1 5,7 ABFC D. R. Reed Maintenance Chief ABF2 E. L. White San Diego, CA ABFCCAWJ M. Chanley Division LCPO -. An example of the purest fuel in the fleet The wait between fuelings ABF2 J. C. Carter ABF3 G. A. Ayson ABF3 R. P. Earles ABF3 E. M. Nillo J06 Head Iceman Wonderboy Papagrape Homestead, FL Honolulu, HI Greenville, TX Alameda, CA ABF3 E. W. Whitmore AN E. D. Alabado ABFAN A. L. Barnett AN C. S. Bryant llwhiteyli HLe0nll IIRedll HEVHH Dexter, ME Philidelphia, PA Ruston, LA Lenoir, TN AN F. S. Credo ABFAN C. L. Durhan ABFAN L. S. Ferguson AN W. A. Gallant Frank D-Millionaire F estus San Diego, CA Seattle, WA Los Angeles, CA Festus, MO 91 ABFAN F. J. Hurtado AN R. H. Manzanet AN Q. S. Maruez ABFAN R. A. Mendoza san Diego, CA Razor Pretty Boy Bong San Juan, PR Fresno, CA San Jose, CA AN W. T. Mewborn ABFAN K. Pinkney AN J. S. Washington AA C. C. Clark San Diego, CA San Diego, CA San Diego, CA Mongo Karlstad, MN AA J. F. Kramer AA J. L. Settle AA D. T. Chandler AA S, D. Peterson Lost Jimbo A.W.O.L. Pete Denver, CO Springhill, LA Crosby, TX Salt Lake City, UT 92 ,,,...,, W- Nf-+ -V' 4 At 2 against 3, the odds favored the V-4 guys. do thus you guys check the oll and clean the windows Wheres that airman with my coffee. Crash Crew on the ready Full House. Combat Cargo CPL M. L. Hunllen AN C. L. Tercero AA T. M. Moye Parris Island, S. C. Marathon, TX Hopkins, S. C. AA B. R. DeMott Ann Arbor, MI ,A rw' AR B. T. Bibeau BM3 T. T. Spencer Worcester, Mass -f QQ., Q U W-BQQL' , . , ' '--A'f3:9:L7 ':L?f3'7f7N'ztm T? iff?-'-vig: j ,:- ' if San Diego, CA , . Command Chaplain The Chaplain's Office provideslfacilitates all religious services and all other programs which fall under command religious program. In addition to counseling, the Chaplain's Office responds to all American Red Cross, Command Chaplains Team, and Navy Relief Society mes- sages. From pre-deployment briefs to port briefs, from weekly family sitreps to Tiger Cruises, from small group training to roundtable discussions on CCTV, The Chap- lain is integrally involved in all phases and aspects of the life onboard TRIPOLI. While inport, the Chaplain's Office acts as an advocate, clearing house, and referral center for the myriad of problems that TRIPOLI crewmembers or family member might encounter. On the most somber of occasions, the Chaplain's Office conducts Burial at Sea and Memorial Services. RP2 M. J. Weyel 9 5 HC-ll DETACHMENT FOUR 7 Det FOUR embarded aboard USS TRIPOLI with two H HH-46D helicopters to provide 24 hour a day Search and li, ' . Rescue capability for the ARG. The team of seven offic- i ers and twenty-two aircrew and maintenance technicians ' were crucial to the success of the deployment. Det FOUR l broke ground as the first Night Vision Device capable H- i 46 detaachment to deploy from the west coast. Ever l ready, Det FOUR launched on several short-notice night SAR mission and on one occasion rescued a Marine who had fallen overboard. In addition to the life-saving SAR E I missions, the Det provided the ARG with vertical replen- 1 ' I p V ishment support as well as transporting, paassengers cargo and mail. The Gunbearers of HC-ll DET FOUR did a superb job of providing all of these services while maintaining superior aircraft aavailability l 0 i li 'i W X ll 1 I l y . l I I I I 9 LT K. R. Hensley LT G. W. Howe Sl. Louis, MU Hometgwn Q , , Photo fl ot I I vallable i LT S. P. 0'Neal LT. S. M. Marshall Ocean Beach, CA Boise, ID 9 6 - x 1 gl- lllSe g5ll LCDR H. C. Walker III HC-11 DET 4 OIC i Falls Church, VA LTJG V. L. Quinn ENS B. S. Christie NSP2, Det 1 Tampa Bay, FL AMSC CAWIACJ R. Rice A AMH1 CAWIACJ M. Lockdidge AT1 T. Wajerski Asheville Big Pine, CA Milwalkee, WI AMS3 R. McC1endon AMS3 J. Hobbs AO3 A. Brozek Little Rock, AK Chester, WV Chicago, IL AD3 J. Gandolfo ADI CAWJ H. Flores AMH2 D.Grospitch AD3 J. R. Palmter Brooklyn, NY Philippine Islands Olmsted Falls, OH San Diego, CA Aviation aintenance Support AT2 L. Galli AE2 P. White PR2 R. Pietron AZ2 CAWJ V. McMellen Reng, NV Watersville Valley, NH Saltell, MN Slater, M0 AK2 CAWJ C. Peal AMS3 D. Shuler A AMSAN W. Hill ADAN C. Toler Marianna, AR Norwalk, CN Shelbyville, KY Brooklyn, NY AN J. DuBose AN G. White AMSAN'Parhom AE3 F, T, Elliott Enterprise, AL Newport Beach, CA Tenack, NJ San Diego CA 6 r 'Z' Ali M4 My All .TENSON ESB 'Niaili , e 0 W WINGERTER REED , f- 1 f 74-as ' ffgxf - ,fx . X ,-xy ,X 1 1 5 1 1 . ll, I4 1 X 1 , I xx X . 1 Q 1 1 1 - fi 1 Q, ' X xx A1 - 1 A ,V 1 ' 1 X , g-xx -. , , ,1 '1 1 .- 1 Y t xi 1 l 1 Fl 14: ' ':: 1 Q . 1 , ,x 1 1 1 , 1 I- , 1 1 .L 1 X' , 1 X A 'tx 1 4' 'K X ff , Q , L , -Qf 4 ia Q 'X ji 1 e P M -M V 1 1 M 11N 1 1i 111 Qi +1 i i Hey cabbie, are you sure this is the way to the ship? -14 1 ,J fl! Excuse me. I'd like to make a withdrawal please. 1 il lex fl y , ,,11 5 I The CPO's enjoy the safari tour to Tsavo Game Reserve lx 4 Ok if this the Wanabi then where's the ,wx P6 A are you sure While Jim faces the enamored elephant, Dave and I are returning back to camp. Khaki's kickin' back at the ofiicer's party in Mombasa. all . O-G's hangin' out in Mombasa. f. -. -' ' 'i' ' Af'-a-wx.:' . , Hey Joe I could be , I V , w-mfwyg , I 1 wrong, but I don't 4.44 W2 I told you we should have made a left at Albuquerque. thinks these guys are from around here. x Vllltl1l'CS Just Walflllg Supply crew hanglng out by the y Bora Bora club, Mombasa. a Medical gang standlng in front of Mombasa's Hard Rock Cafe. H If y ,,rr, . W wa uv Fa' ' LTJ G Greenlee taking in the scenery while on safari in Kenya. frightl ..w....:, ,.r.f.z..--.r., 2.1.9-.....,.L:.-..-4.m. QQ WOW . , M L . ,..,, 4 s '13, ,Q M -ff vw WR- 491 . 4, '.. . .Q ,, ,, Somewhere in Kenya. Ctop leftj Trader Jack on the African plains. ftop rightj Hey Joe, you gotta come over here and get a look at this one wih the camera. Cleftj A03 hanging out with the Monkeys in Mombasa. ,If . 9 1'-51' , It aff. fl .vfffuug , if L4 .X 555 5'- .,..,.,,W,,.E , V ...Q V, , . . 4 3' .,,.. . ff- if? 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Additionally, several members of the Division assisted USS CLEVELAND and USS RUSHMORE in conducting their own Marine exercises. In addition to the superb performance of their duties, the men of G Division utilized liberty time to the utmost, enjoying the thrills of exotic foreign lands. A01 Hall, D. K. A01 CAWJ Chever, D. B. Lancasster, CA Hartford, CT A02 Virgin, R. D. A03 Lagerquist, S. J. Las Vegas, NV Salt Lake City, UT A01 Pall, P. L. JR. A01 Harris, T. M Nanakuli, HI Queens, NY A03 Vaance, F. L. A03 Price, J. E. Atlanta, GA Detroit, MI A03 Hedge, B, R, A03 Bacolor, B. A. Utica, MI Philippine Islands Q , , , , .......-..,.....-..,.......,...............- 1.-- r.- F gf fu l oi 1 Z w 1 r o A A i A03 Wllson C T A03 Sanders, B C AOAN Cload D R AOAN Weccele C A Prattvllle AL Prescott, AZ Ind1anapol1s,IN Chicago IL AOAN Johnson, R G AOAN Conner J M AQAN Lukg B D Thomasv1lle,NC Loulsvllle KY Hguma LA 1? lf A H , 1 , I W E1 1, 9 o , gum' : - AA E A A A A A A , - , 0 . . . , . 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' SeSSlQIlSwf6l' avy and,nMarine Corps ffy fpppro ,Q,, ip o ff I, , fy , in the Arabian Gulf eere e an a f s t p , to2onef2priority:'atp defend the ship and sup- V..e, ff 'Vo.r. kkxt 5 ,JM fof: .1 of f -o-- , K ,f x I I is tlleanniamplnblvusakeady Group- ,, a eeei ee'taa , eiai r e . f X 'NW ' ff is . ,mm s Y nw .. AMW' f fm f' V WN' -mf - ,fa W r W4 . -1 ,, 'W ,mf f . . ff 'wwf .- ,,,, 'wp' r , f s A fm - , 'f - W.-5 , MQW? X ff e , I W, . A 7' K , ' X f f ' X X X ' ' f LTJ G Greenlee, D. F. Fox Division Officer Seaatle, WA GMG2 Goodloe, C. R. Reno, NV ,W , , ,, ,, , , M , ,f f f A 1' CV I VV! li y l FC1 CSWJ Jackson, J. R. Honington, WV GMC CSWJ Arnold J. L. Lorain, OH GMG1 Albin, R. J. Rohnert Park, CA FC3 Agha, A. A. FC3 Bowen, D. M. GMG3 Bramlett, C, L, Hoffman Estates, IL Bancroft, MI Ringgold, GA GMG3 Carr, T. D. FC3 Eisenhut, D. L. Bellvue, MI Torrance, CA 121 LT Marburger, K. A. 1st Division Officer Wayne, PA I 1 CWO3 Harrington, W. L. Ship's Bosn' Jackson, MS CONREP just another vital role TRIPOLI's deck department plays in the mission of the ship. 'X X 4 i . 1 1 1 t r t Boatswain ate From the sounding of Sea and Anchor Detail, to the taking t of fuel and stores during Underway Replenishments, to routine bridge watches, the Boatswain Mates and Deck Seamen of First and Second Division are on the job twenty-four hours a day when the ship is underway. They are responsible for the respon- sive operation of the helm, providing engine orders- to main control, and maintaining a careful lookout from horizon to hori- zon. When they are not on watch, they maintain the Boat and Aircraft Crane, the Foc'sle, the sail loft, port and starboard motor o whale boats and the Commodore's gig. At all times they are alert for the call of man overboard , when they race to the starboard motor whale boat to lend a hand to a shipmate in need. 5 Even in port, they man liberty boats and ready the ladders for embarking and debarking. When Liberty Call is heard and they y go out on the town, they continue to work as a team, looking out i for each other. ,rf 1 lst Division BMC Harden, M. S. BM1 Corpuz, R. R. ST Louis, MO Jacksonville, FL BM3 Bivin, J. A. BM3 Gentry, B. R. Nilwood, IL Los Angeles, CA BM2 Blackwell, S. K. BM2 Farley, P. A. Atlanta, GA Colorado Springs, CO BM3 Pruit, M. E. SN Bunting, C. B. Chula Vista, CA New Bern, NC 1 . inn, -,g gwg' .ww-P fm. is L, 2 A -. wx '?.fSw'8:.3ff, xg 1,2 W, M X,,'AlLq:'.. y ., f ', with ..,,, .J Q e X W i ' I 7 W iw- A. , f ' gggg 0 ,slq af... .,.. g ,, f. ,KK V A , ...,. A , - .- f , ,M . W.. I N , .. , I f ' 'N' -K W A , X' 2 f . - .wi-' K , , f- ' . ' A ...I .1 , . N ff - my 123 SN Dooley, K. L. Pearisburg, VA SA Gaaoa, V. H. Denver, C0 SA Pixler, E. Westminster, CO SN Pena, J. J. SN Scott, C. M. SN Tolbert, J. A. Chandler, AZ Lewiston, ID Forney, TX SA Lopez, I. C. SA Michel, D. S. SA Montemayor, E. H J ewett City, CT Houston, TX Olongapo City, PI SA Purtell, M. T. SA Sims, G. A. SA Stewart, D. G. Higgins Lake, MI Chicago, IL Winsgr, CT y .,,., , ..., . . 2nd Division BM1 DelAngel, A. A. BM1 Jocson, M. L. Guammas Soundra, Mexico Stockton, CA BM2 Smoulcey, K. R. BM2 Savage, B. L. BM2 Lyons, S. W Marlboro, NY Dallas, TX El Cajon, CA BM3 Martinez, J. M. Bronx, NY SN Shofner, M. D. Penguilly,MN SN Hughes, C. L. Greenwood, MO BM3 Rader, T. W. Oxnard, CA YNSN Stewart, S. L. Dayton, OH N SN Patchin, C. A. Yuba, CA BM3 Thompson, E. T. Chicago, IL SN Bautista, M.N. Chicago, IL SN Vick, K. P. Collyville, TX BM3 Mathias, K. W Salt Lake City, UT SN Hadnot, E. L. Deland, FL SA Smith, J. P. Adena, OH 1 126 W SA Harrison, B. E. Fairhope, AL 5 SA Corbett, L. T. Olympia, WA I 2 SA Phillips, D. B. Maryitta, GA SA Barnes, D. A. Atlanta, GA SA Robinson, B. Raymondville, TX SA Bustamante, E. Bakersfield, CA i SA Miller, J. C. Paducah, KY SA Wright, T. L. Hamtromek, MI SN Sheppard, T. A. Temecula, CA SA Allrich, C. E. West Fargo, ND SA Jordan, A. Cleveland, OH SR Mcdonald, J. A Hamtromek, MI 'nl V ,MAIN-,, ,,., iw- s.,.ww....,-..........., - , .X vs'-, wfi , n n L w ' 4 Nf 1 . , 'I TN ng lv f- f' f'1f 1 , sm in 1 K v fs- ,' ,f, W' l X T H 1 Xu M fnwffwj Umlwfhliwwil W Q4 sity! xJ'X,fX,f,fx.f XXX! .Wd N, The Cheng and his body guards enjoy the Thailand night life. Ctop leftj - Engineer Supply gang hanging out in Thailand. fabovej - Anonymous You may recognize this island from the James Bond movie Gold Finger . Ctop rightl - Nicolay PN2 Vanbebber, QM1 Whitlaw, YN3 Brown, PN3 Thomas and PNSN Cicero playing tourist on the James Bond Island Tour. frightl - Nicolay 128 WML. , F Thailand's unique local cuisine . Cfar leftl - Engineers BT1 Alba and BT1 Hardy taking advantage of some much needed liberty. fleftj - Engineers LDO's and CWO's partying in Thailand. fleftj - Engineers DCA manning his new General Quarters station. fbottom leftj - Engineers f A big rock left - Nicolay SM3 watching the waves roll in. 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Wignes B Division Officer Main Propulsion Assistant E Division Officer M Division Officer Leavenworth, KS FT Worth, TX Hershey, PA New London, NH :Sis nv .O CWO3 W. E. Parker 6 I Q R Division Officer '. . y St Louis, MO --- -- ' MMC M. P. 0'Sullivan MM1 D. K. Hunter J acksonville,.FL Gary, IN MM2 J. A. Gutierrez MM2 R. W. Pollock Odessa, TX San Diego, CA MM2 E. P. Purog San Diego, CA EN1 J. W. Myers MM2 D. C. Foinsbee Sagertown, PA San Diego, CA f T AUXILIARIES DIVISION Auxiliaries division, A-Gang, is comprised of four work centers that maintain equipment that enhances ship- board life. Work center EA01 maintains and operates all the ship's hydraulic equip- ment. Work center EA04 Maintains and operates all hotel services throughout the ship. Work center EA07 ensures emer- gency power is available if the ship's SSTG fails, by maintaining and operating emergency diesel generators. Work center EA09 manufactures and repairs parts in support of the engi- neering plant. X J uxiliaries MM3 S. A. Kelley MM3 H. N. Soriano FN J. M. Ganac Hopkinsville, KY Phoenix, AZ Canite, PI FN E. T. Trevis FA T. D. Burgess Toledo, OH Oklahoma City, OK MMFN R. P. Montgomery Portland, OR FR J. B. Moore Selinsgrove, PA 137 BTCS A. C. Guarin BT1 L. S. Alba BT1 D. L. Bowman BT1 M. L. Faas San Diego, CA Chicago, IL Sulphur, LA San Diego, CA O I O B - D1v1 s ion In the oppressive heat and dripping sweat of this feared Under- world, the men of B-division toil to produce the source of the ship's energy- 655 PSI steam. This steam generates electricity and drives the mighty TRI- POLI through its missions, to and from ports, and finally safely home. Throughout the deployment, B-division, kept the boilers steaming with remarkably few casualties. Three workcenters combined to produce this shining effort-EB01, EB13, and EB14. EB01 workcenter maintained and operated two 600 PSI Combustion Engineering boilers and their associated auxiliary equipment. EB 13 maintained the ship's gauge calibration equip- ment and essential maintenance testing of the Automatic Boiler Control System. EB14 received, tested and transferred over three million gallons of fuel. All of this performance came from a group that seldom shares the spotlight. So remember, when that movie and hot shower help pull you through yet another day in an arduous and seemingly endless WestPac, pass a B. T., Cor any engineer, for that matterl your respect. They have earned it! oiler 1 BTICSWIAWJ J. W. Hardy Danville, IL BT2 J. E. Zimmerman Marathon, TX hoto I Ot A Vailable BT3 J. R. Dixon San Diego, Ca ,f fi BT2 R. L. Dingman Scotland, SD BT3 J. F. Cannaday Houston, TX BT3 A. M. Holmes Silvis, IL BT2 E. F. Fraijo Douglas, AZ I' hoto I ot 1 vailable BT3L J Clanton Martinsville VA BT3 D. W. Morris Forsyth, MT BT2 M. A. Klunk San Diego, CA BT3 M. Conneley Ssebring, FL 139 l l E iz a: , Y P I P 1 1 BT3 J. M. Prush FN R. R. Compton BTFN G. S. Dent BTFN S. E. Gaskin Detroit, MI San Diego, CA Kilgore, TX Monetta, SC t t i I W BTFN K. K. Matuszak BTF N J. K. Phillips Sail Diego, CA San Diego, CA Engineering officers taking time out for a little R8zR FA K. E. Bjorkman Derry, NH FA K. M. Williams San Diego, CA FA R. A. Freeman San Diego, CA BTFR C. A. Caswell San Diego, CA lv 17 Q ll FA S. Paul FA A. P. Phengmany San Diego, CA Minneapolis, MN BTFR M. A. Jones New York, NY 141 EMC B. D. Baesen Scocia, NY EM1 J. M. Sevilla San Diego, CA ICC E. A. Moncada EM1 R. A. EPPS Houston, TX Rochester, NY EM2 G. Q. Tuazon EM2 D. A. Acuario San Diego, CA San Diego, CA lectrical I K Y, , ,,,, ,,,, ,..,...-., ll ICICSWJ D. C. Lindsey Oceanside, CA EM2 P. G. Gallardo San Diego, CA K N Electrical Division The Electrical Division combines the services of telephone and electric companies, the electrical contractor who does your household repairs, and the Maytag repairman all in one. From controlling the ship's turbine- driven and diesel generators to distributing the electricity, installing and repairing all tele- phones to operating the ship's gyrocompasses, installing new lighting to repairing casualties, maintaining vent motors to ensuring all alarms operate properly, E Division owns equipment from the top of the mast to the bottom of the bilges, working on all of the ship's electrical and interior communications of systems. So for all of your electrical repair needs, contact E Division, everyone else has. 4' EM3 O. 0. Gutierrez EM3 R. R. Liwanag IC3 L. M. Schultz ICFN D. Brown E. Los Angeles, CA Manila, PI Louisville, KY Conroe, TX EMFN M. A. Durrance FN C. E. Hritz EMFN D. Matires FN J. M. Stafford Blackshear, GA O'Fallon, IL Long Beach, CA Portage, IN FA M. G. JOIICS EMFA B- J. Lipeflky ICFA D. J. McCall ICFA B. T. Scweighardt San Diego, CA Jamestown, ND Detroit, MI Allentown, PA 143 MMCM CSWJ B G Pascua MMICSWJ G A.Gomez MM1 S. R. Martinez MM1 R- W- Qll0Sel1b9l'I'y Vlctorvllle CA W New Y0l'k, NY San Diego, CA Newark, NJ MM2 M A Wolff MM3 H. T. Huggins MM3 J. D. Hunshier Glendive MT St. Croix, WV Onterio, OR K N Machinery Division The men of M Division are responsible for operating and maintaining the engine room. This includes equipment like the main engine that help put TRIPOLI where it was needed during WestPac 94 . Two 2500 kilowatt generators that supplied electricity to the whole ship. Two 100,000 gallons per day evapo- rators that supplied water throughout LP air compressors provided air to vital and non-vital areas ofthe ship, ensurin g the crew could have showers after a long work day. The men of M-Division worked around the clock to provide TRIPGLI with the necessities it needed, both for business and for pleasure. K T J I r achlnery H 144 l MM3 D. M. Krys MM3 J. D. McComb Detroit, MI Phoenix, AZ MM3 S. C. Woodman FN D. G. Ott Hibbing, MN Dayton, OH MM3 G. A. Schowe St. Louis, MO FN D. R. Romero Oregon, NM MM3 D. R. Verhoff Tigard, OR FA B. D. Floyd Arvada, CO FA D. R. Hilton FA A. S. Lebakken FA W- E- Ulbl'iCh High Point, NC Galesville, WI Shell Lake, WI 145 1 DCCKSWJ W. E. Brekke DC1 C. J. Baker HT1 K. A. Hogan DC2 T- L. Marable Watertown, SD Holbrook, AZ Falcroft, PA HOUSYOII, TX 1 HT3 A. P. Bedard SM3 P. A. Johnson DC3 R. P- Martin DC3 M. A- P0il'e San Diego, CA San Lorenzo, CA Altoona, IA Canyon Country, CA f N epair Repair Division R Division is made up of Damage Controllmen and Hull Technicians. Dam- age Controllmen are responsible for maintaining damage control equipment throughout the ship. Providing training to the rest of the crew, the Damage Controllmen ensure the TRIPOLI is READY for casualties ranging from fires, to flooding, and CBR attacks. The Hull Technicians are responsible for doing the essential welding jobs onboard. From minor brazing to major overhauls these Hull Technicians are ready for any job brought their way. K J HT3 T. S. Volk Harvey, ND DCFN G. F. Archer Petaluma, CA DCFN R. D. Gibson HTFN D. L. Hawkins Phoenix, AZ Murrayville, IL DCFN M. E. Weeks DCFA J. D. Cervantes San Diego, CA Riverside, CA ..,.,,.....-J.,,..........,..........- V- . . V-.. .. HTFN R. L. Brosey Winlock, WA MRFN R. J. Moore Brandon, FL DCFA C. A. Vincent Escondido, CA DCFN S. J. Childers Powell, WY HTFN J. F. Shea Setmour, CT E FR E. J. Fairfield Muskegon, MI 147 'v it . flvwx ' ,111 . ,. 1 I8 ICI V X 4 X, , 1 vvfbf 3, , f ff? Xuw .Awww Medical Department NW K L x V ,V W .A ' ---A'-K -an-M Y -f 'f--r:: :iw -- iiii? t,n-abr ' YQYAH 1-L 1 MEDICAL DEPARTMENT 4 Have you ever asked yourself, what do they do in Medical all day? Well, let us tell you, for those few who did not visit i during the past six months. Some people would like to think all we do is sit around and lose peoples health records, but that is just not true. Besides, how far can the thing go? During this, the final deployment of TRIPOLI, the Medical Depapartment, BLT 114, and Fleet Surgical Team Five have performed 70 surgical procedures, had 150 inpatient visits on the Medical Ward, and seen over 2,500 sickcall patients. In addiction, we assisted in two MEDIDENCAPS during the deployment. In closing the Medical Department would like to say, That's what we do! V 5 4 1 HMC KSWD J. R.. Henderson HM1 CAWJ C. Procter I I Medical Division Officer Medical LPO . 0Pelik3, AL Rome, GA i LT M. I. Weiss. , Medical Officer Oceanside, NY 1 152 HM2 R. Francis HM2 C. Bringuier New York, NY Fairhope, AL f HM2 R. Vanhardenber HM3 C, Whitmore Sail Dieg0, CA Maryville, TN HM3 Heryford HN Fletcher Klamath Falls, OR Middleton, OH HM2 C. Graham HM2 M. Burrell Henderson, NV Peachtree City, GA HM3 E. Brisbois HM3 Hl1Sb2lld Pocatello, ID HOUSYOH, TX HN W. Pomb HN E. Kuhn Freemont, CA Jacksonville, AR ' 154 Fleet Surgical eam 2 ' V Q LCDR. J . Davis LT. S. Dockstader CDR. R. Betson CATF Surgeon f 1 LT- P- Henry LT- L- MCD011gie LT. D Raymundo LT. Goal I u LT. K. Rice HM2 S. Schipper HM3 Flores HMC D. Gregory HM2 C. Lovelace Xl HM3 M. Berke HM1 J. Serrano HM2 J. Jackson HM3 E. Peterson HM3 D. Darling HN R. Cantrell You can bet on Betson Rice, Raymond and Gregory J waiting at Mombasa International Airport , F 1 Dental Photo Photo Not Not Available Available DT2 Day DN Noland DA Fields Fort Stewart, GA Greenwood, MS Raleigh, NC 1 156 LCDR P. Kremp Dental Officer San Diego, CA Mr my Args End 40151, f 1 f , I cnmvg fb I x 158 TWH? ' 3 , yi, ,,iV Q y:,,,., I :!,,,Z,, f, f , 1 yf , 5,, , ' V X W A j ,Di 4 4f Mi X, fQff fL fL f 3 V M LU my U 1 if 61 EU HU U U Q in is ff.-mi A me-3 X ., 1 ,Aga 'gl QAM , 1 X uw? ua r Ill ' YIIIIIHI 1 1 I I ,'-I I l V fd' Nw-..,.,, czvigation Navigation Department is responsible for the safe and efficient navigation of the ship. To fulfill this duty, Quartermasters maintain and update all nautical charts and publications and the ship's deck, position and magnetic compass logs. They skillfully use visual bearings, radar ranges, satellite information, and celestial observations to fix the ships position. In addition to their navigational duties, they are also the only Master Helmsmen onboard - the best at steering the ship. Trusted to steer the ship through hazardous waters, harbor transits and alongside other ships during underway replenishments. LT E. B. Piritz Navigator Orinda, CA QMC S. A. Stinson QM1 J. W. Whitlan QM3 T. J. Theilan QM3 F. A. Angotti Harrod, OH Lancaster, CA Tucson, AZ San Francisco, CA QMSN P. V. Delessio QMSN J- B- Helldel'S0ll Newport, RI Belview, WA 161 1 ul The result of o You wanna go where? QMSN Delessio puts all new navigational equipment through rigorous quality checks. r,,, , I' ? ne too many field days. Hey buddy, ya mind? 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POURNELLE CW02 C- OLD DUDE CIC OFFICER ELECT WARFARE BAKER Ph0niX, AZ OFFICER ELECT MATERIAL San Diego, CA OFFICER Monticello, AR 167 AGC GA. REY AGC CAWJ E. T. AGI QSWJ G. A. DECOW LCPO WOODGATES LP0 Denville, NJ San Diego, CA Wichita, KS I A i 1 AG3 E. cAsTRo JR. Diamond Bar, CA 5 OA DIVISION Aerography has come a long way since Red sky at night, Sailor's delight. Today, Aerographer's Mates fAG'sJ are responsible for a broad spectrum of envi- ronmental support including meteorlogical, oceano- graphic, acoustic, and electromagnetic refractive effects predictions. Using an assortment of complex computer softwear, communications equipment, and observation and anlaysis techniques, OA Division prepares surface and subsurface observations, as well as custom tailored briefs, tidal data, astronomical tables, surf forecasts, and anomalous propagation conditions forecasts. ii This information is used For a variety of purposes, n including flight safety, mine countermeasures opera- tions, amphibious operations, and tropical cyclone evasion. .1 CC r r gm y AG3 M. W. PARTYKA AG3 D. M. STEEFFES AGAN M. L. LYONS AGAA R.W. DOVE Minneapolis, MN North Platte, NB Redlands, CA Marana, AZ : i F e E l l 1 t P x an ACC QAWISWJ P. FRIEL LCPO Willoughby, OH AC1 CAWJ J. GRIMES AC1 CAWISWJ S. LAAGER LPO Fisher, MN Greensboro, GA AC3 S. PARA Detroit, MI THE PRIMARY MISSION OF THE OC DIVSION IS TO PROVIDE SAFE, ORDERLY, AND EXPEDITIOUSMOVEMENT OF AIRCRAFT WITHIN TRIPOLI'S ACICAWISWD I BANKS IHDCJ. CONTROL AREA. THE DIVISION IS MANNED BY AIR TRAFFIC CONTROLLERS CAC'SJ WHO WORK IN THE SHIP'S AMPHIBIOUS OPERA- TIONS CONTROL CENTER, BETTER KNOWN AS HELICOP- TER DIRECTION CENTER THE AC'S ARE RESPONSIBILE FOR PRE-FLIGHT PLANNING BRIEFS, RADAR ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE CONTROL, AMPHIBIOUS ASSUALT CONTROL, SEARCH AND RESCUE COORDINATION, MEDEVAC SUPPORT, AND PRECISION RADAR CONTROL. DURING THIS LAST DEPLOY- CPL R. PARKS Forest City, AK 'S MENT, THE TRIPOLI AC'S ASSISTED WITH OPERATION SUPPORT HOPE SEQUENCING HELICOPTERS TO AND FROM ZAIRE. THEIR CAN DO ATTITUDE WAS HIGHLY INSTRUMENTAL IN THE OVERAL SUCCESS OF AN EXTREMELY COMPLEX OPERATION. TRIPOLI AC'S HAVE PROVEN THEMSELVES TINIE AND AGAIN AS THE ELITE OF THE FLEET 169 HM Y . f-M. -f, - , .. .1 . , if 'k ,JAH H31 as .Wh 'S pl, f 1f1II'.Z.'-Fr Y Q 4 . -' X P-.5 S -, -. I V lf' i 5,W3'ifiQXi , fl, L4 cy!-X ,,,,,,.-1. , .,. . , iyw! . - LDJJLIW - -.M .. , , .. , ,YW U A Y 73- -YY Y,,nr- --.Jaan A l PET2 SMOKIN JOE ET2 J. POKEY ET2 M. RAMERIZ ET3 PW. KOOK JAFFEUX HOLLAND MORGAN whirier, CA san Luis Obispo, CA Pittsburg, PA Amsterdam, OH i J w e ET3PJP HE JEFF SEXTON ET3 A. TURNER ET3 C- SP0CKJENK1NS H ET3 F- JENSEN ' Norman OK Aurora, C0 MILNE Philadelphia, PA , Springsboro, OH 171 1 OSC CSWJ J. S. BENANTDER 051 OSI fSWJ A. ESQUIBEL OSI L. L. HALL LCPO ' LPO Albuquerque, NM Avondale, AZ Pittsburg San Diego, CA t OI DIVISION L The primary mission of OI Division is to gather, process, display, evaluate, and disseminate all tactical information pertinent to the ship and embarked staff. 'To that end, OI Division Operations Specialists tOS'sJ man. the Combat Information Center CCICJ twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week. Working with OA, OC, OE, OW, and OZ Divisions, CIC maintains a 360- degree horizon-to-horizon surface and air picture, detecting, tracking and identifying all radar V contacts. ' To meet the TRIPOLI's Command, Control, and' Communications tC3J requirements, OI Division' V maintains a percise navigational plot, and pro- vides evaluationsof all surface and air contacts. This information is vital to the bridge, the Tactical Action Officer and the embarked staff. a OS1 w.w. JAMESON osz D. L. HIP POCKET osz D. A. D1AMoriDD osz R. D. MCDANIELS San Diego, CA CURTIS DAVE LEES Monroe, LA Oklahoma City, OK Fresno, CA s 172 052 L. R. MCCRACKEN oss T.D. BELOCH J oss L.R. BRUCE osa J. L. FISHER Rockville, MD Gary, IN Ceres, CA Chicago, IL -Q OS3 G.G. GROGAN OS3 F. A. JONES OS3 R. L. KITCHENS OS3 F.E. LESTER Salem, MO Tylor, TX Little Rock, AR Washingtonville, OH ,.rf -,s . W f X H 1 .V U H X 1 H M 1 f , 4 w . 4 X N N M? fy I F 72 if if xi . 1 fn, ,N 'A 1, 1 , , 6 C 5. 2. If ,g x f A' 'aka ,,, my QL ,A 1 un f my 15122 X fur-L3 Hx? Z4'.ZG',-'.u.'Q ' '77iLMf ,h5i+n'-' ' ru ny. lla n. 1 1 A Yuen., nw ,gg i' 9: Il' A I 'N Y I 1 1 X w N Ju xy 1 H f N E rf x -J H 1? w - ll. .. 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A THEY ARE THE FIRST LINE OF DEFENSE AGANIST ANTI-SHIP CAPABLE MISSILES. THE PHOTO MATES FORM THE SECOND HALF OF THE OPERATIONS WARFARE DIVISION. THE PHOTO MATES SUPPORT TRIPOLI AND MARINE OPERATIONS BY PROVIDING PHOTO- GRAPHIC SERVICES FOR INTELLIGENCE, DAMAGE ASSESMENT, AND PUBLIC AFFAIRS. THEY ALSO PROVIDE PHOTOS FOR AN IN DEPTH VIEW INTO THE LIVES OF AND TRIBU- LATIONS OF TRIPOLI SAILORS AND HER EMBARKED MARINES FOR PRESS RELEASES AND SUBMISSION TO THE NAVAL HISTORICAL ARCHIVES. AWAY THE SNOOPY TEAM AWAY. EW1 ISWP JIM HANLON EWICSWJ BRUCE BELL OW01 LPO Buffelo NY Long Beaack CA 176 WILLIAMSON OP01 LPO Chicago, IL P113 ERIN cPAT CLARK PHAN BRYAN C'PAT Denver, C0 JENSEN Stockton, EW2 J MACDOUGALL EW2 R HUNTER San Diego CA san Dlego CA . I gl, W 9 , .E 9 ' Q , , CZ DIVISIQN THE LAND OF OZ OZ Division is located in the Joint Intelligence Center lJICl. It is made up of ship's companylntelligence personneI,embarked staff Intelligence personnel, and embarked Marine Intelligence personnel. OZ Division is also home to the Navy and Marine Cryptologic Support Detachment. This highlytrained cadre gather and analyzeall-source intelligence as well as interpret SN00 PY TEAM intelligence photography in support of TRIPOLI, and National intelligence collection goals. I ISCQSWQ GRESCISACUYKENDAFL YNSN H. KINCHIN ' Sanme OCA U OPERATIONS - 9 ' DEPARTMENT YEOMAN I I - Hammond,LA Photo Photo I Not Not Available Available Ewa J. SHORT-TIMER EwsN ROBERT Rolvlo JR. EwsA MAX I-use ' T STUART San Diego, CA San Diego, CA San Diego, CA . 178 ff. A 4-Wi' ffaxx . , ,f ,f X ,lfu f' X w M , w .. I, X x K 3 . , - I Fw '7 Q TN gi?Nk if T? W iii V gif F134 A k rf Nw f X T A W W N M Hy AQ., W,f f ff 1' 1' 11 ' V .,f 'W X N1 D191 L! 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LV ,- K '-.X:,'i..x fgf ,.., fps, kfx 1 -V, - I ,VX Rg?vf',fe4.55fffr,fowglffyf X2 mhA A 2 .Milf J-.3 - T-IX., -.ip :f.Xv,4-Lil' ,A--Lf,V.- 5' .'-,-- 5 wk A,,:,I,g.,Lg,,,!.'15gf' M 575- ' 51 51 k- ' i .3,-:',-fi',fQsf' if. 'ffl'..:--.15-f'--ilili ..h 'V .si ff -g-g ,-'fififlf'-'I.fi-f-ilgglg, SQ 'if-.fi. ig? z'2I'f-i?:'f:.2 ,,m. 53? 'L 1 wifi! .fi '.-- 1 lil A,L' J Qgfffgylfjfhf Diff. -i isilii' QY:QvgQQiS5' hf1fQ'Lj,kf11gj'S fx, , ...,,, . diff. Iii HFS, ' ' V di LLg' V 'gL' fi gif? 2275, fi ',-k' 15535521 .fi--f fini Riff. E332 - Qfffiffli sf:iFz1'i2'i1'fi5 11?f2i115fi-liiirif ff, 2:12:2,Sf2frf' l C e fP-x1ifi':i1f5-E'i1i'fg'ff1-f1?122::,:.:'fI-i1Ze' 'v-511121:-51: ' 'ljgsgfg'-1-'iiifffif-ffjvigigigg'Q5E5ijtg31lg-i13Q5'fiL5-of 'QYZEQ-5'fif'f'fri-ififif'P E-li? .if 'f-l'2iS?1fif5'?555'fiilfilfifiil-fffifi'f1ilff? S if 1:-5 -.., 312 .- i.:.-fi '1'Z1fi1f'wi'.'1'-:-' , W-E123?-ri5f5l52??'V g.g2j.j15:f': Qg-,:-.3,j-j'- 2:5 ifyly' ijjfjfjifl..-llf Q-131215 L:-lfigfgfz' The Stock Control and Material Division is responsible for receiving, stowing and issuing of general supplies. They manage a total of 17 storerooms. In addition, the S-1 Division is responsible for managing a budget of over 4 million dollars for the entire ship. The Division was also responsible for the logistical support of other ships in the Northern Arabian Gulf during Operation VIGILANT WARRIOR. They received over 50 tons of cargo, screened close to a thousand Urgent Material Requests of surface requirements. They established the over the counter SEAMART to assist customers in obtaining administrative supply requirements expeditiously. Once again, the S-1 Division provided outstanding service to the fleet maintainin the traditions of the 6333 ....--uf.-.- - :gigs 'f'11vl'll' Cl'l ilflziil W., -.., , no nv-.. t f ,v ' fu! is G ,,, f f. f , ' rjzui' 'JJ R . ,,,.. e J' 'R r lx ff: 1 f 'f'1.fff E 1 ,,, , ' I ,,.ff' K.. ,H , .f sl ,iTf'N.'N 8 Famous Fighting Sh1p ' m..., , 184 SKCCSWJ Brown, R. Kansas City, KS SK1 Triana, A. Nacogdoches, TX 1 . , I 4 SK2 Ferido, T. San Marcelino, PI SKCKAWJ Nicolas, N Tarlac, PI SKICAWJ Frilles, M. Manila, PI SK1 Pajarillo, N. Cagayan Valley, PI Quezon City, PI AK2 Datiles, J. SK2 Adamos, J. SK3 Viloria, G. Olongapo, City, PI Baguio City, PI .......,......-- , ,. . ..- Photo Not Available SKICSWJ Cudal, C Castillejos, PI SK1 Ripke, D. Newell, IA SK3 Pecor, R. Carson, CA 185 SK3 Baze, T. AN Moreno, R. Hanford, CA Taft, TX Photo ot Available SKSN Pressley, C. Flint, MI Jr x ' gm N. ,xx K Li Vi ' Q1 I ,L :S xx X Q l,.,. , x W i 2 1 Over a hundred men strong, S-2 Division has certainly met the challenge head on and excelled during WESTPAC '94! VVhether loading over a 150 pallets of provisions in Mombasa, Kenya, hosting the Secretary of Defense for breakfast off the coast of Kuwait, pre- paring the messdecks for tour by US Ambassadors and press media in the Gulf of Oman, Food Service Division managed by CW03 Mejia has performed superbly each time. Most noteworthy was the implementation of the Healthy Choice Food Items Program which was a resounding success from the planning stage through the execution phase. Items such as skinless chicken, crystal lite products, ground turkey, catfish fillet, just to name a few, were readily available and served as part of the regular menu. Forty knot winds nor Sadamm Hussein could deter food service personnel from providing an out- standing picnic and beer day for the crew and em- barked Marines. Social nights on Fridays and Satur- days as well as availability of fresh fruits and vegetables on the mess decks 24 hours a day, 7 days a week are the norm. 187 MSCS Gonzales, L. MS1 Angeles, A. MS1 Landingin, G. San Diego, CA San Diego, CA San Diego, CA MS1 Peji, C. MS1 Serrano, R. MS1 Askey, G. Mendez, Cavite, PI San Diego, CA Altoona, PA MS2 Skelton, W. MS3 Cacho, J. MS3 Guerrero, N. West Bridgewater, MA San Diego, CA San Diego, CA MS1 Obispo, J. San Narciso, Zamb, PI MS2 Hernandez, W. Rochester, NY MS3 Maestrado, Q. San Diego, CA M53 Mfmge, R- MS3 Rodriguez, O. San Diego, CA Douglas, AZ MS3 Watson, J. MS3 Mapa, A. Los Angeles, CA Dededo, Guam MSSN Burke, M. MSSN Claghorn, W. Washington, IL Corpus Christii, TX MS3 Byron, C. MS3 Szymanski, B. Provo, UT San Diego, CA MSSN Albarran, F. MSSN Manzon, N. Stockton, CA Rowlland Height, CA MSSN Malveda, I. MSSR Michetti, A. San Diego, CA St. Pete, FL 189 Photo Not Available MSSR Reyna, A. MSSR Ryan, T. MSSR Thomas, H. MSSN Trlche A San Antonio, TX Milwaukee, WI Orlando, GA Lawton OK Photo Not Available SN Bautista, Mundelein, M. IL MSSA Brockbank, J. H f.f,i .pl 'Nu 2 in n S Q 5 .4 f K' X Q x 'LVN , fixa sn.. '3?f57Z'.':w., ...ff-Q-M--Q A ' ',ib:,A,,,.,,..NM 'fit' -445, W' 'f.,. f . V A49 Q ,, pn, 5 i 4 l E lying V: VI DARYHJA L X mmf.. - 31 . X'-,X f , ' ' T xx if f ales 8p,Service J 7 ' f L , f' 1 Y , 41 The Sales and Services Team has maintained a reputation for excellence. While on cruise, they furnished unsurpassed service to Sailors and Marines on board the Famous Fighting Ship . The laundry crew washed over 180 tons of laundry and the barbers provided over 12 thousand military haircuts. The Ship Store brought in over 750 thousand dollars in retail sales. This includes over 44 thousand cans of soda consumed. Once again, the Sales and Service Division, along with the rest of the Supply Department, worked hard in elevating the level of customer service. A service that is recognized fleet wide. S 4,1 Y J at .Vs ...V 'A V -H iff- ,,,'T ' MV- , ' 'f? f, . A 5 Q XT , K H XXQLKWX' 4 0-U ' , ,Q mf- , M S -,sf ,. 'M' - f, , ' Ffh ,V 'fs' , ' 1- 44 ' ' ' 7 R f. ,. A V5 f, '11, -9 r f, , - f X 4-W , ', - K 1 . + g 24 X, if ffj' ' 1 Y 54 , Q' ' W' ,,i-,f1Lfi- Q f e -Lf f v 71 1 F 1 l x ,Xf.f,L.fS2l-MN. ,.,, . - X .. . M-. M., V .1 i ff' : EN 115541 1 f?'frv419fx'lf r fs Vx -M I :H ' ' ' rm: - - . s. -4 'H 'S 1 M.-.V A. , , g , I I . V , ' K X, iff SHCM Caragan, A. Chula Vista, CA SH2 Allen, K. Chattanooga, TN SH3 Sostand, W. Port Aurthor, TX Photo Not Available SHC Palma, R. New York, NY SH2 Foz, A. Dingras, Ilocos Notre, PI SHSN Kelley, P. Gainsville, GA SH1 Lusung, R. Temecdula, CA SH2 Overton, L. Princeton, NJ SH3 Murphy, M. Elk Grove, CA SH1 Slusher, B. Ontario, CA SH3 Oard, N. Los Angeles, CA Photo Not Available SHSA Antosh, S. Columbus, TX 3 194 -4 Disbursing Sz Post Office The S-4 Division is responsible for two of the top morale boosters on board TRIPOLI: mail from home, and cold, hard, cash. With an all-star team of professionals, the PCs and DKs provided maximum service in both areas. On the Postal side of the house, PC1 Potterf and SGT Calle formed the NavylMarine mail team. PCSN Dorgan, S-4's newest addition, spent much of the time TAD in Bahrain providing support ashore. As for the Bank of TRIPOLI , DK1 Sales spent countless hours computing travel claims fin- cluding the new CO'sJ, while DK2 Dodds and DK3 Westbrooks had their hands full making sure every- one got their combat zone benefits such as tax exclu- sion and imminent danger pay. LTJ G Parker was the shepherd that watched over it all, including keeping a watchful eye on his two million in extra WESTPAC cash. A ' Truly, a job well done by the S-4 bad boys of Supply . ' ' PC1 Potterf, D. Eugene, OR PC2 Casey, J- PCSN Dorgan, M Columbus, OH Albany, OR - Th, , 1 ff,-jjL-,,QQ, x I , ' f ,ggffjf -- f f' li , ' .go --- ff - , - , Nwrf Vfryrhnnx 4, I , , ' ' '--1i1ii1?'V ff., ' Q , , j ,Ki K, -22'---li. Wi 1 A V Y' X evxil, Photo Not Available DKC Stanley, M. DK1 Sales, S. DK2 Dodds, J. DK3 Westbrooks, T Chicago, IL Bangued, Abra, PI Detroit, MI Chicago, IL 11 1.1 1. 1 12 1 1: 1 A. 1 xm- 1 +4 A-f e -----H-1 1 1 1 X1 V , 'XX xxx 1' -ff, rf, 1 1 1' 11 -, XM, 11 1 1 1 1 11 11 1 N.1 1 ,11T g '1 111 11 11 f 1 . 1 ' 1 1 ,Xi 1 1 1 1 1. 1 ,fs - 1 . 1 . 1 . 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 ' f '1 1 ' 11 1 1 1 1 Il, 1' Mfr 1 1 1 1' 1 1 1 1 1 L 11 11 K 3 Y 11 1 xx fyii Ks-1-,r,.,v 1 1 1 1 1- Jfff' Rf Rxxuwi 1 1 fF 'T- 'R ,fff .Tl 11 Lxqg v Q V.,---'-'R X 1 L? ,K rl- fi. 1 X'-R---f MS1 Orallo, B. Pangasinan, PI 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 This division is known best as the Wardroom . They supplied messing and berthing for ship's company officers, embarked helicopter groups, Phibron officers 1 1 1 1 1 and a multitude of others. Mess Specialist and Food Service Attendants provided . meals and staterooms for over 180 officers as well as visiting military and civilian 1 1 , guests. Through out the deployment the Wardroom hosted many events and special 1 meals including a change of command, numerous flag and general officers, and 1 countless members of the news media. ' 1 1 S-5 earned a reputation for exquisite cuisine and exceptional hotel service. The light was always on for you at Hotel 10 . 1 1 1 1 11 111 11 111 11 1 1 1 11 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 I 1 1 , . , .,. ,. .. ,.. And all this can be yours, if the price is right. 1' 1 196 .1 1 ' 1 1 MS2 Mclin, D. Los Angeles, CA MS3 Wilson, D. Waycross, GA MS3 Garay, H. Los Angeles, CA Photo Not Available MS3 Demar, R. Randolf, VT -w c Q 5 QV Welcome to the galley. Now get to work. 3 I ' If is 1 aj 'A ' P479-w ' , , , 7 an A ,4,, ,N 3 A g g Y af . The Air Boss asking the Suppo where the hard ice cream is MSSN Simmons, T. MSSN Walton G. MSSA Wilson, D. Pollocksville, NC Thompsontown, PA Palm Bay, FL -. .,A:WMmM....,ffW W FSA's thoughts during the Chaplain's prayer. He keeps going and going and . . . 197 - gf-X 'fix i WAX flea drop 57 .X llilflim' ij .XJ , Division 1 , What really goes on in S-6. S-6 Division is composed of l0 Navy and 8 Marines. This team provides round the clock aviation logistical support, manages 16,000 line items valued at over S30 million located in numerous storerooms throughout the ship including the infamous Mountain and the rain locker, storeroom 20. Responsible for issue, receipt and stowage of all AVCAL consumable and repairable material. S-6 provided direct support for the 25 embarked aircraft and for anyone else who happened to fly by needing parts including HC-4 CBahrainjb and HC-5 CUSNS MARSJ. Our mission was fleet support and we did it whenever, wherever and however we could setting new standards of outstanding service. Along the way S-6 scattered their personnel throughout the world to support our various missions during the deployment. These beach detachments suffered countless hours ashore performing logistical miracles to keep our helo's in the air in such hot spots as Fuj airah UAE, Yokosuka Japan, Entebbe Uganda, and Mombasa Kenya. We would have sent one to Australia but couldn't find a volunteer. AK's on the town in Mombasa. wad AKCCAWJ.Gibea11ll, G- AKCCSWIAWJ Mendoza, E. AK1 Gueco, A. AK1 Valencia, M, San Dlegfl, CA Mandaluyong, PI Angeles , PI San Jose, CA 198 Photo Not Available AK2 Baino, V. AK2 Carter, S. AK2 Refuerzo, J. AKAA C D Imperial Beach, CA Cleveland, OH San Diego, CA 0 k Rdg TN Photo Photo Photo Photo Not Not Not Not Available Available Available Available AKAR N ll E SSGT P d ll A SGT Jarvis, J. CPL B L F t C ty NC N b l AZ Greenfield, MS D ll TX Photo Photo Not Not Available Available CPL Cutrara, D CPL Jaime, C. LCPL Johnson, M. LCPL Sandoval, J. Glendale Heights IL Union City, NJ Cordele, GA San Fernando, CA 199 l v S-7 Alwiated a Processin ADP Division maintains and operates the SNAP I computer system and the shipboard local area network. This system is essential for records, ordering and maintenance of ship's supply CSUADPSJ and onboard repairs COHMSJ. The masters of the compters are the DP's who run the programs to provide quality outputs. The other half of this hard working team is the DS's. DS's are responsible for maintaining the material condition of the SNAP I system and repair of TRIPOLI's micro- computers. ADP is the Information Highway of the Famous Fighting Ship. DPCCSWJ Hogan, C. DP1 Patterson, J. Columbia, SC Petaluma, CA The ADP Gang DP2 Jackson, M. 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