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His sea tours include assignment as Detachment Officer for Assault Craft Unit ONE while serving in the Western Pacific with Commander Amphibious Squadron FIVE, Anti-Submarine Warfare Officer onboard USS DOWNES QFF- 10701, Chief Engineer onboard USS VALDEZ QFF-10961, Executive Officer, USS SAMPLE QFF-10481, Chief Staff Officer, Commander Destroyer Squadron THIRTY-THREE, Commanding Officer, USS VALDEZ QFF-10963, and Command- ing Officer, USS TRIPPE QFF-10757. Significant shore tours include attendance at the Naval Postgraduate School, Monterey, California, where he earned a Masters of Systems Technology, Anti-Submarine Warfare, Instructor in the Combat Systems Department Head Program, Surface Warfare Officers School Command, and Warfare Analyst for J-8, Politico-Military Assessment Division, the Joint Staff. His awards include the Defense Meritorious Service Medal, the Meritorious Service Medal, and the Navy Achievement Medal. Commander Meier is married to the former Hilary Burnham Famolare of New York, New York. They have two sons, Joseph William and David Kirk. Command ng Offcer 5 ,f ' x W4,.,v-f' - N, C .. Mr? .W i i ' ' I COM DER STEVE WEI GART EXECUTIVE OFFICER Commander Weingart, a native of Minneapolis, Minne- sota, graduated from the United States Naval Academy with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Mathematics, and was commissioned in 1977. His sea tours include assignments as M-Division Officer and Reactor Training Assistant onboard USS BAINBRIDGE QCGN-2555 Radiological Controls Officer onboard USS CAPE COD QAD-451: Weapons Officer onboard USS JOHN KING QDDG-53: and Damage Control Assistant onboard USS 4 Executive Officer DWIGHT D. EISENHOWER QCVN-691. Significant shore tours include attendance at the Naval Postgraduate School, Monterey, California, where he earned a Master of Science Degree in Computer Science: Department Head School, Surface Warfare Officers School, and Nuclear Power School. His awards include two Navy Commendation Medals. Commander Weingart is married to the former Lori Gen- dreau of Minneapolis, Minnesota. They have two children, Greg and Diana. I X 5? f gl 5 'mm 1 Ei A l ' s 1 ' . . . in ,f 1 ktl' A -N '. .' Jai 'fl 4 FCCIVIQSW KELLEY S. BROW CCM D MASTER CHIEF Master Chief Kelley S. Brown was bom in Sanford, Maine, in 1955 and was raised in New Hampshire. He joined the Navy in 1971, two months after graduating from Epping High School in Epping, New Hampshire. Following Basic Training, Master Chief Bromm attended Fire Control A and C Schools in Cireat Lakes, Illinois. His sea tours include assignments onboard USS DAHLGREN QDDG-451: USS OOONTZ QDDG-4053 USS MILLER QFF-10915 and USS TRIPPE QFF- 1075l. Significant shore tours include attendance at the Advanced Fire Control HC School 5 Fire Control HC School Instructor: and R-5 Division Officer, Shore Intermediate Maintenance Activity, Newport. Master Chief Brovm was advanced to Master Chief in February 1991. While onboard TRIPPE, he has served as Second Division Gunnery Officer and 5-M Coordinator. He is presently serving as the Command Master Chief. Master Chief Brovm is married to the former Cynthia Kristine Lundsten of Pequannock, New Jersey. They have three children: Jeremy, Nicholas, and Emily. Command Master Chief 5 LIEUTENANT JOHN TRIPPE 1785 - 1810 John Trippe was born in 1785 in Dorchester County, Maryland. Little is known about his formal education, but his naval correspondence suggests that he was well schooled in his youth. Trippe entered the Navy on 5 April 1799 and SCI'V2d aboard the frigate UNITED STATES and the schooner EXPERIMENT as a midship- man. During the quasi-war with France, he participated in the Mediterranean cam- paign against the Barbary pirates while aboard the frigate PRESIDENT. In late 1805, the new construction schooner VIXEN, with Trippe as acting Lieu- tenant, sailed for the Mediterranean to join Commodore Preble's American squadron. Upon VIXEN's arrival, Preble planned a direct attack on heavily defended Tripoli. The battle began mid-afternoon as the American gunboats and bomb ves- sels advanced against the Tripolitans despite overwhelming armament arranged against them. Lieutenant Trippe commanded one gunboat in a division of three during the advance against the enemy's eastern division. With their ships outnumbered three to one, they quickly closed to a range where hand to hand combat ensued with pis- tols, sabres, pikes, and tomahawks. Lieutenant Trippe boarded one of the enemys large vessels with only ten men, his gunboat drifting away before others could fol- low. Thus, he was left to conquer or perish with the odds thirty-six to eleven against him. In minutes, the enemy's decks were cleared, and the colors hauled dovm. Fourteen enemy sailors were killed and twenty-two taken prisoner. For his personal gallantry and fearless leadership in this action, he was commended by Congress and awarded a sword of honor. In 1805, Lieutenant Trippe visited the United States, but returned to the Mediter- ranean to sewe again the following year. In 1808, he was assigned to Charleston, South Carolina to enforce President Jefferson's embargo legislation. Two years later Lieutenant Trippe, now Commanding Officer of the schooner VIXEN, was fired upon by the British sloop MOSELLE off the coast of Florida. Trippe immediately prepared for the action, but a battle was averted when the British Captain tendered a written apology for his action. Lieutenant Trippe died at sea on 9 July 1810, while enroute to New Orleans. There have been four ships named after John Trippe. The first was a former merchant sloop which was outfitted with a single long gun and took part in the Battle of Lake Erie in 1815. Then followed Destroyer DD 55 commissioned 25 March, 1911. She escorted convoys during World War I. DD-405, commissioned TRIPPE on 1 November, 1959, served her first two years conducting anti-subma- rine patrols in the North Atlantic. After the United States joined World War II, TRIPPE performed survivor searches, shore bombardments, amphibious landings, ASW patrols, and convoy duty. She was decommissioned on 28 August 1946. DD-55 1 11-1919 6+LT John Trippe DD-ll-D5 1959-1911-6 Uss TRIPPE FF-10753 FF-1075 is the fourth ship in the United States Navy to bear the name TRIPPE. She was launched at Avondale Shipyard, Louisiana in November 1969, and commissioned in Charleston, South Carolina on September 19, 1970. Her first homeport was New- port, Rhode Island. TRIPPE started her adventures in June, 1972 with orders to deploy to Southeast Asia as an escort for the USS AMERICA QCV-665 in the Crulf of Tonkin. Following a good will mission to the Indian Ocean, she returned home in December, 1972, becoming the first Knox class frigate to circumnavigate the world. TRIPPE deployed again in August, 1975 to the Mediterranean Sea and returned home the following January. The Navy transferred the ship and crew to Charleston, South Carolina in March, 1975, and soon after deployed her to the Indian Ocean for service with the Middle Eastern forces. Following intense training, TRIPPE deployed with the Sixth Fleet from April to October 1978, and participated in UNITAS XX from June to October 1979, with an immediate cross over to Africa for a West African training cruise. She returned home in December 1979 to undergo major overhaul in Bath, Maine, from January to Decem- ber 1980. TRIPPE made deployments to the Mediterranean Sea in 1981, 1985, and 19875 she made an extended deployment to the Indian Ocean in 1985. Following an overhaul in Boston, FF-1075 changed her homeport back to Newport, Rhode Island in December, 1988. Between 1989 and 1992, TRIPPE made several trips to the Caribbean Sea and Gulf of Mexico in support of Coast Cruard Law Enforcement Operations. USS TRIPPE QFF- 1075y is to be decommissioned on 50 July 1992 and will begin a new life in the I'Iel- lenic Navy as the HS TIIRACE. USS Trlppe IFF 10753 7 A1 kc' Ft. Severn Vinnipcg Y Ygkfxc W xn :ak -sug- X Jamn ' AKIMVSKI In aucusn 09 Fort George ' 0 East Main -v-S ' X V.uP0 WQ5 Fargo D Thun Si. Paxul der 2210090966 gtg .M M sl uzuini Chxbougamnu0 Rouyn I C, D08 M05 C Milwa WNgRXGQm Bay my Crt 1 mf 5 T 14 cipxgath rtfo d Igxttgb '31 Tulqx 01, Nashville 1 O . noxv lx rfolk Charlotte ' IN 'Q' Eaity ttle Rock Ol Jackson M H Naco 1101182 QWT+ZQ 5 A2 I Pu tv. ch Lx B zlum. Scheffervillf? O G009: Se pt H , QCIPGQ Churcizilf lnlvf 153157352 Q U xfff Harbour ,of Bella Isla Bculd Anthony hits Bay John s Yo!! Sqn! 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JAN JAN JAN JAH I ,FEB FEB FEB FEB FEB MAR MAR MAR MAR MAR MAR MAR APR APR APR APR APR APR APR USS TRIPPE IFF-10757 A 1992 - DEPART NEWPORT, RHODE ISLANDA REFUEL IN-GUANTANAIVIO BAK CUBA A P A I TOW OF MOTOR VESSEL HARBOUR U I A SOUTHBOUND TRANSIT OF PANAMA CANAL TO EASTERN PACIFIC OCEAN I A I I OVERNIGHT STOP IN RODMAN, PANAMA I OVERNIGHT STOP IN RODMAN, PANAMA CROSSED THE EQUATOR AT O81 'oo'W PORT VISIT MANTA, ECUADOR ' OVERNIGHT STOP RODMAN, PANAMA I NORTHBOUND TRANSIT OF PANAMA CANAL TO CARIBBEAN SEA MAINTENANCE AVAILABILITY OUANTANAMO BAY CUBA PORT VISIT CARTAOENA, COLOMBIA I - A ' UNDERWAY REPLENISHMENT WITH USS MILWAUKEE CAOR-25 OVERNIGHT STOP IN BRIDGETOWN, BARBADOS UNDERWAY REPLENISHMENT WITH. 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Y, .5 - jx 3, R S S22 wi ' - uf f h l Q W 5 N 'R r m f was ,. M 1 4 ff A fkg ,1 ,f '42, A . 5 J FB ilil l2l Reenlietments-45 ll-6-Reenlistments!Awards Ceremony THE W RDRGO ? ' . M .ssc 1 , YQ, , f,,, ,T Wig , -, gf 1-W, x' First Row fLeft to Righty: ENS Mancinelli, LT MCCIOWHYI, ENS Hill, ENS Marino, ENS Croethert, LTJC1 Fritz, LCDR Scott. Second Row: LTJG Coles, LTJC1 Corcoran, LTJC1 Klyne, CDR Meier, CDR Weingart, LT Maszewski, LT Hollister, LT Maquera, LTJG Fought. Third Row: LT O'Brien, ENS Gernat, LTJC1 Toman, LT Pearson, LT Wilson, LT Mascone, LT Crilmore, LT Rossano. Officer Group Photo-ll-7 CHIEF PE' I 'l Y OFFICERS ff N' 'I f' 'HZ ZZ?f!,.ffw55zff,4f? 4, ,ff 'X k.WNmHv4:Wf W Q W, ff ,, First Row fLeft to Righty: STGC Ruivo, BMCCSWJ Lott, GMCSCSWJ Bullard, MACCSWD Mehlen- bacher, ETC Valdez, MMCKSWJ Walsh, FCCMQSWD Brown. Second Row: STGCQSWJ Picardi, HTCQSWJ Bradley, GMCISWJ Petrovich, RMCKSWJ Marsh, BTCKSWJ Jording. Third Row: SKCqSWl Prybil, AMCSCAWJ Fishetti, EMCCSWJ Acker, BMCQSWJ Raffanello, ETC Roehs, BTCISVVJ Dearruda, HMCQSWJ Niebauer, PNC Nesbitt. FIRST CLASS PE' l N I IY CF F ICERS First Row fLeft to Right9:.OS1 Burrill, OSICSWJ Reyka, EM1 Bautista, PNICSWJ Raimondi. Sec- ond ROW! BTICSWD Godin, EWlfSWl Patterson, RM1 Esque, BM1 Daniels, RM1 Dickerson, ENIQSWQ Dillon, TMICSWJ Martin, DKIKSWJ James. Third Row: Sl'l1fSWJ Castle, STCIIQSWJ Cramer, MMIQSWJ Renshaw, ET1 Homan, DCIQSWJ Kalstad, QM1fSWJ Brusoe, STG1 Odell, FCICSWJ Cnlbert. ll-8-Group Photos 5 Weapons Officer LT James Culmore Mlddletown Rl Weapons UUE o EE EE sf ,W Weapons Dept.-49 I - H -:sf ,..,, 2 xefeedmlntfeffr-'faef-Q I M V 2 1ST Lieutenant BMCQSWJ Anthony Lott BMCQSWJ Michael Raffanello LTJG Pat Corcoran Opp, AL Hartford, CT Tauton, MA 'iafie5Ql.f'Q-i'i:,i!3i1k Em., ..1LLn,5gfy lgzggwfi' .ffamazzgltf 4. 2 fthe 5151.3 fans!! - -' -11,:,'..rw1 Sffsrifif' ' ' - 'f .-GLM' 14,4 in WF.--15 ,V AW 1 fZx'gj'19r3f:',Qb' 'F ' 'IQBE' viii. .V af' uivjl -5' -.wi 'fini - mf-, V5 3 517' niiv-' . wr ffg-1-:,,7L,u,, iig.y:g,1fg,3.nE,rqE1 :gcc -wy:alZi3'.?2l fu- ,saw Y I 1,1 QRkx:2qgQv1-,- :-Qtfw ,ALJ .uwslikwri vw' Z9 had ' jr. :,,4u'4.zesl51.i,25l5g? 149 K '1'l'.vi W, 'waz 13 H- .-in 'ami ..Lf--ff-xr Gif W,-1,5 ff., 1451- -2' i ff whrfgil '-'vi l , 1 ., 4 i fmt, -milf -H2451 it ia. fill' :1 fra., -hx. Q-.. .ang 1 . f -1 1, Muff! 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Lauderdale, FL Long Island, NY s 1 A i p 52-First Division WMM , 7W f ' f 1 M wi ENS John Mancinelli CIMCQSWP Anthony Petrovich FCIQSWJ Bruce Gilbert Boston, MA East Patchovew, NY Hanover, NY FCZQSWJ Stephen Russo West Sayville, NY 1 ' 9 .Gam an .N 9Q:?vEl:f.A?zl2 ff :2'vif ff-,F-:':' K if gs june - Q ua l J,-fi M1 lr:-,,., if-' cg 'v ' flaws?-1 fat! A f-'elf xg fi If app 1 - -awk 'if 5:59, 'MLK 1-::,f his M, HN, nge, 376-'23 , A ' ' Ei? 3555 X .. 4 V S QTk'ff5 'I J if wx fwgr' .1-:,c.:, fi ff XA- ,s ' 't 2v,,, . 4'1f2i':' H I l .9553 we --EK 21'-:LJ iz-L A ,mr , -.- 1 -ff idx' ..1.-.gqfw 'v,::n:..-fag. ' -fa-1,155 ,us -gin.-' ' fi -.121 X- y,.-1 , , S V. ' -,-ffm-'Wk 15- f'. K - .'-'?lQ'i4Nf- ffK:Liae: ' 1 2 i if , , if fn!! I ii , mi FCSQSWJ Christopher Burns FC5 William Cxreene FC5 Roclley Langston FC5 George Mixell Sagus, MA Scarborough, ME Houston, TX Newvllle, PA Second Division-55 an at 'ls if -u-an 'Www A hm.. 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'13 ,W STGZJKSWJ James Ventura STGBCSWQ George Wilson Brooklyn, NY Winter Park, FL L ...A STCIBQSWJ William Waggoner E Paso, TX i.. TM1qSWjl Mark Martin Bay Village, OH WW TM5 Oris Hunter Bronx, NY 41 mm A fm ' , OMM2 Daniel Suffield Rhinelander, WI 11Q'f W X STGSA Robert Crossett Overton, TX .- M will ,W X' A '- 2? ,WJQK TMSQSWQ William Hubbard West Palm Beach, FL GMM1 Kenneth Mowers Tampa, FL OMMSA Robert DeBerry Circleville, OH Third Division-57 2 4 E O LT Ed KNY f '- X Operations Qi.. N... nhf iw? Communications Officer RMCQSWJ Nathan Marsh RM1 James Esque ENS Edward Gernat Colorado Springs, CO Shendoah, IA Stratford, CT -M-...,,,,,,..? 3112-3 wa' Fiijalfi-'Q'?ff:'Qfl.lilUii'i5Q ffm-':ffar4 mag .- emi N, L. hai. QQ.. 4,513 leg, 'H' if-:J rf-14' 31.1.5 -,W r .axfiglg or 1-fig, ii. .. - 4,-.M:.1fll'Ai?1.fi ,ff ,E gay-.,., H:a+aE'12W'n -4:14, 30:11- Af--i fl Q, 11' is ,,zf,ie C Zfun f W, Lp A .gg- gv gm 3123! '-Zqiziizl Qing ,W . Tw, f .. 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Q9 88-Detachments X fix Z! 7, ,f X W ff Y f Z X xx N X Q lm' 90-Candid Photos EW F IVIILY MEMBERS , s 2 X I K ,A . gt f , , E. X fy f , Whey, my ,,Lk V, , A M Y ,L Z, ws 9 A-W 'Min 'ffl If - Z, i ,Z V' if MSW f W ' A , if ,f ,QI X sy 5 X .. f S ff f, Ashli Renee Dearruda Ashley Simone Pina 20 FEB 92 5 MAR 92 Meagan Lynn Holveck 18 JAN 92 -.L swley is f 7 Z 4 all is A Q N sffgifp Z Brittany Kristine Petermore Patrick Russel Bohlinger 10 MAR 92 20 APR 92 Babies Born During the Deployment--91 RETURN T O HOIVIEPDRT Nnwmm RHQDE ISLAND F --. Q-, ? 1 is i 'Tiothing is so sweet as to return from sea and listen to the raindrops on the rooftops of home. - Sophocles Return to Homeport-95 , , A, V .- U. Q1 1 -:.- Q-ima-as-L52'.:.91n,.'.5:Jvxra9f.a-..-rr:12 xavxii- - '1-'Al ' 'Y' A W Z? e444 1 sg? M fu 3.1 21544 f W W W , www-yy W-yff f 'Wi . ,f 6 M ,, WQZQME ' 1 I I a 1 1 l 1 J 1' ,1- ? '1 1. i ,x ,I i fx Ax .X 1 4 2 'Q' lQ li as! 1 w 1 I , Q '1 l 4 2 i 1 S J 1 94-Return to rlomeport 1 Z W ? M ,,,.. WZ M f wll CREDITS CDR Weingart Editor: LT Pearson Layout: LT O'Brien ENS Mancinelli LTJC1 Toman BM5 Katz ENS Ciernat OS5 Conklin Copy: OS2 Bender Photographers: ET2fSWy Rosenbaum fportraitsb STG2 Armstrong OS5 Calaba y GSSN Province Cportraitsj Financingfwelfare St Recreation Coordinator: ENS Marino Sales Coordinator: FCCMCSWJ Brown Special thanks to those who donated their photos, time, and energy to produce this memento of TRIPPE's last deployment in the United States Navy. Walswortb Publishing Comparqy . Marceline, Missouri 64658 USA 96-'credlts Barry Brown, Janaf Office, Suite 201 N0l'f0lk, VA 23502 f 48041466-7575 w-.:.-v-1-fm-1.4.-..,......:4....-k ff,,,4 ' w A. Q-M S I ' -fs f ...N nf' wg , Tn K i ? 5 , 1 I 1 3 in f ' 'A Q -M -., ,....,....'- '- '-g,5L:.f..,' Qu- '.-A ,:..' g.,..' 1, g 2 -- is 5 3 I 2. Qi .i . K. g., , X lin..