University of Washington Naval ROTC - Binnacle Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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.- Y . ,n. ., qu., ff 35 .iw '-V. ' 3.3, 1 Q.: ' , -.fd ' ,gt .,,., A The Binnacle 1 97 9 NA VY ROTC University of Weshin ton, NAXX Seattle W Wag, l ATO A745 ' ef 20? a CQ 63, 31,5 0 in Yr W Nhtic The Captain The 1979!BlNNACLE is dedicated to Captain Col- lins by the Midshipman Battallion in appreciation of his work during his first year as our Skipper. P Q .l an-.I .... 2 Captain Philip K. Collins was born in Kansas City, Missouri in 1931. he was raised in Kansas City and entered the NROTC Unit at Marquette, in Mil- waukee. He received his Bachelors degree in 1952 and went on to get his Master's degree in English Literature in 1953. Ensign Collins was commissioned in 1953 and reported to the USS Coral Sea CCVVA-431 where he served until 1955. His next assignment was as the Senior instructor for the NROTC unit at the University of idaho. The captain has also seen duty in the USS NECHESQAO-471, the survey ship USS TANNER CAGS-153, which surveyed the coast of Turkey, the USS PERRY CDD-8445, and the USS NORRIS CDDE-8595. He was the X.O. and navigator on the USS HOOPER CDE-10263 and also was the X.O. on the USS ROBISON QDDG-125. The Skipper has seen shore duty at the Bureau of Naval Personnel CBUPERS5 as Fire Control Technician CFTD and Gunners Mate CGMD Rating Control Officer. He has also attended the Armed Forces Staff College in Nor- folk. ln Vietnam the Captain was the Surface Operations Officer for the fleet of mines and the riverine craft and swift boats. Returning from Vietnam, the Skipper was sent back to the USS ROBISON QDDG-1 25 where he was the C.O. until called to CINCPACFLT. At CINCPACFLT he was a planner for budget and war planning. He was also Assistant Chief of Staff for Plans for the 3rd Fleet Staff and C.O. of the USS STERETT CCG-311 and NAVCSURFPAC CHIEF for Training and Readines. The Captain and his wife Ginny have two sons, Steve, 14, and Pat, 13. 2 p-, t-if-tt. For The Class of '79 Congratulations to the members of the Class of '79 who have earned degrees and are now starting a new experience as com- missioned otticers in the Naval Service. Your accomplishments at the Universtiy have amply demon- strated your ability to grow and to adjust to new circumstances. You have shown without question that you can succeed in your new duty in the Naval Service. In particular, the self-discipline which you have developed in pursuing your academic objectives will stand you in good stead as you make the major adjustment from being responsible for essentially only your own success to leading others. We will be following your careers as officers with interest and support. Drop us a line from time to time to let us know how you're doing. All best wishes for your continued success. The Captain I 4 5 i F' gf-,nil , if lg. - 754 uf' S '! ,,, 1 1 Major David F. Winecoff, born in Shanghai, Chinafgraduated from the Uni- versity of Washington NROTC program receiving a commission as a 2nd Lieu- tenant in the United State Marine Corps in 1962. After attending the Basic School at Ouantico and receiving an infantry MOS Major Winecoff served with the 4th Marines in Hawaii and Vietnam. He then served at the Marine Barracks, Bangor Washington. After a Naval Justice course he returned to Vietnam as a company commander. Before becoming a Basic School instructor at Ouantico, Major Winecoff atttended the Infantry Officer Advance Course and the Airborne Course at Fort Benning, Georgia. He then served with the Marine Corps Head' quarter Staff in Washington, D.C. and attended the Command and Staff Col- lege before his tour on Okinawa with the 4th Marines. This has been the Major's first year in our unit, of which he has become a big and important part. We look forward to the rest of his stay here. 'S- . , The XO Commander Michael W. Riley, USN, entered the Navy through the NROTC pro- gram at Oregon State University. He received his commission in June 1959 and was :esgnated a Naval Aviator in May 1961, He served as a carrier pilot in VAW-11 and VA-153 aboard USS OTIDYSNY, as a Jet Pwot lristructor in VT-9 at NAS Meridian, Mtss ssfppt and as Test Director Tactical E ectron c Warfare Officer in VXAS at NWC Ch na Laae, California. ln December 1966 ne received a Master of Science degree in Aerocauttcal Engineering from the Naval Postgraduate School, Monterey, California. P' or to 'eporting to the NROTC Unit, Uni- .ers ty of Washington as Executive Officer an: Assoc ate Professor of Naval Science. CDR Riel. serv ed as the Strike Operations O :er apo SFMQS Training Officer aboard ine USS HANCOCK and USS CORAL SEA. l ' Q 8... 1? M1 dbx MY LOVE IS LIKE A WILD IRISH HOSE or MY X.O. LOVES HIS WILD NYLON HOSE X.O. be nimble, X.O. be quick, X.O. how did you get your tu-tu to fit? Aface so fair it would stop a clock, Prancing about with his cute little . . . locks' A beauty queen he did portray, After all, it's not easy living on an X.O.'s pay, With grace and dignity did you act, But when that fellow kissed you, did you kiss him back? VlHth a rose in his teeth and a smile on his face, He filled us with laughter our minds cant erase. But fear not, X.O., you little dancing fool, We're trying to raise money for your dancing school. Well, X.O. sir, you're a man of good humor, So l'll end this poem before you send me to a boomer. DY AI Grimming +.-. fs- Class Officers A 1 Y . f wa.- .,--V. LCDR Terry R. Dettmann graduated from Marquette University with a BS in Physics and was commissioned in 1968. He then attended Naval Post Graduate School in Monterey, California, and received a Master of Science degree in Physics in 1969. He served as the Reactor Training Assistant aboard the USS ENTER- PRISE QCVN 655 in 1970. From 1971 to 1972, CDR Dettmann was a PACE Instructor in mathematics and physics at San Diego State University. Service as an instructor at the Nuclear Power Training Unit, Idaho Falls, Idaho followed in 1972. Prior to reporting to the UW in August 1977, he was the Engineering Training Assistant and Navigator aboard the USS VIRGINIA CCGN 383. LCDR dettmann's duties as Junior Instructor include instruct- ing the junior class in Celestial Navigation and the Rules of the Nautical Road, and serving as the advisor of Compass and Chart. LCDR Dettmann will be leaving Navy after this year and will be a physicist for the University's Applied Physics Lab Research and Development Group. About 9096 of the Applied Physics Lab's research is done for the Navy. LCDR Grant R. Telfer Cleftj graduated from the U.S. Naval Academy and was commissioned an Ensign in June 1963. His first assignment was First Lieutenant and Navigator on board the USS JOHN D. CRAIG CDD 8851. In January 1966 LCDR Telfer reported to the USS PRINCETON CAPD 53 for two years of duty as Communications Traffic Control Officer. His next assignment was Operations Officer of the USS WEISS QAPD 1355, and he sub- sequently served in that command as Executive Officer until mid- 1969. LCDR Telfer then entered Basic Underwater Demolition! SEAL training and graduated in April 1970. Reporting to SEAL Team ONE. He deployed to South Vietnam as a Platoon Com- mander. ln July 1971, he was assigned as Operations and Plans Officer, Naval Special Warfare Group ONE. He received orders to Commander Naval lnshore Warfare!Amphibious Group Eastern Pacific in July 1973 as Assistant Chief of Staff for Logistics. In March of 1974, LCDR Telfer assumed Command of SEAL Team ONE. He reported to the UW in September of 1976. As the Senior Instructor, LCDR Telfer teaches the senior class Naval Organization and management and the Psychology of Leadership. 1 The Destroyer at left was the subject of an explosives test which LCDR Telfer Commanded as C.O. of SEAL Team ONE. ' A? h if LT James McDougal graduated from Michigan State University 970 He was commissioned through the Naval Aviation Offi- in 1 . cer Candidate program and was assigned to the Naval Flight Training command as a student. After being awarded his Flight Officer Wings he was assigned to Attack Carrier Air Wing 19 USS ORISKANY CCVA 345 Prior to reporting to staff onboard the . the University of Washington in August of 1976 he was assigned 1455 onboard the USS RANGER KCV 615 QVA . This is his last year as the Sophomore Class lnstructor teache ing the fundamentals of Seapower and Naval Weapons Systems. LT McDougal will return to the fleet this fall to Attack Squadron ONE ONE FIVE CVA 1 155 onboard the USS MIDWAY homeported in Yokosuka Japan. -uf -5 . as a Bombadier!Navigator with Attack squadron oNE Foun Five F' 5 ' 1' G. ,yum--. we 1 52. K LT Thomas R Tritz fleft5, teller of many a salty sea story, hails f m a hot, dusty southwestern town some miles west of Phoenix, ro Arizona. He was taken with blue the first time he saw it and ' 69 vowed to carry on a family tradition Qthat began in June of 19 5 to become a Naval Officer via the Naval Academy. He accom- plished his immediate goal in June 1973 and soon thereafter reported aboard the USS HENRY B. WILSON CDDG 75. He received his Surface Warfare qualification in February 1976 after n n from a Western Pacific cruise during which the Ham- retur i g merin Hank participated in the evacuation of South Vietnam and Cambodia and the rescue of the SS MAYAGUEZ. LT Tritz reported to the UW in August of 1976. As the Freshmen Class Instructor, LT Tritz leads the freshman S i and of class toward a clear Q75 understanding of the Naval ervice Naval Ship Systems. As BINNACLE advisor, he oversees the pro- d tion of the production of the Unit yearbook. uc LT Tritz will be leaving active Naval Service at the end of this year in favor of the Naval Reserve and his own business in atti- motivation. He an his wife Susan have a son, Gerry and a tude daughter, Rachel Katrina. i i i i if 'T' it I 1 i i 1 I i i . i i i i Staff LT St. Pierre NESEP Advisor ' ' ,Z 'rim- GYSCT Burley Boykin Assistant MOI Q, YNCS Richard Audette Administrative Officer 5 'f- Ig SKC CSSJ Edward Ritz OMC l-0- Blaif Unit Storekeeper Assistant Jr. Instructor , tl Liz Myers Administrative Assistant 'lb-. Liz Ward Administrative Clerk ,Il 'oin- Marlene Sullivan University Secretary ri' Mary Robichaux Administrative Assistant Lee Abbott Craig Auesiad Bryan Blanchette Neil Boyle Michael Brennan Bryan Byles Mike Devries Phil Doyle Flick Eckart Ken Fowler Kerry Gamble Freshmen U-1 1? 1 sa V J 'r'VflZM+ V ' W- ? 3' '51 wi I 1 .ya 14.19 , . , . K 'rr' K ff , 1 ff- ir- AYw'1: gf'D 3 I Q l . filed '39 ,,g,.::,- ,ur r l, WV?. n.,,f, . i 1, in f M A Q 4 l ef iff: 7. .iq-n S V Piers 1 WL. xg X S .:- W l f,V, ,559 , flkfhix if - ' it 1 f 'ii n W ,, 3.-if , ,S f 4, hw A H4 'Qi ' ' W' 4 0 s ,,, -,, m ' ' y. wa- . 1 'f - lyme , 1. at 5' '- a f 4 i w ' U 'E' ff ' 'Q 'Agra ,, 4 eg . . W . 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OPS 81 Training 'fx Matthew Finlon Electrical Engineering Marine Corps Basic School Batt. Cammander CFall '78J Color Guard Commander A-l Platoon Commander l . Elbert Haeffner Biology Flight School Batt. Command C 81 C President Drill Team X.O. B Co. X.O. 'Q Ronald Havlick Nuclear Engineering Nuclear Power er CSp. '79J A-2 Platoon Co. Qiiiia' A fu ef 'f l Dawn Haeffner Political Science NAVFAC Station B-1 Platoon Co. B-2 MPO Mark Hegeberg Communications Officer X2 w- ,Q1f,-wilnyrr 5.1 M ii1iy!gLl5.f ! 3 l I L' l l 5 X U I , John Heibel Brian Henderson Steve Herzog Civil Engineering GCOQVHDPY CESST ASW0 Mechanlca' EflQlVl9e'l'lQ Marine Corps Basic School 3UVf-BCG Line FUQNT School Ban. Adiutant Blnnacle Ed. C76-77 ai 77-785 A CO. Commander platoon CO' AC0, X,O, Batt. OPS 81 Training BCO. Commander Bah. lst LT W, F, K!! F A-I ' Q81 ,f , ' ' Y? 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Awards Michael Cochrane 45 U M '59 mf? 15 9 S Q DD. f 1 ir Liz 's Retirement l Luz Ward, the leader of the team of Luz, Luz and Marlene, retured thus year aher ten years wuth our onul. Overall she worked wulh rhe govern- ment for 18 years un Bremerton and Seanle. Luz's work was recognuzed when she receuved 'Outszandungw on her work evaluatuons. Her Outslandung adaplabuluty, qualury and qdanlury of work not only met but exceeded standards and deserve specual coma mendaluon the commendaluon says. A hu men and NEOPS expressed theur apprecuatuon for Luz's The Muds p servuce to us all un a returement party on February 23rd wtf ff' ' - i '11 u q . . . 3E.E! M-W' 4: Commissioning QU' ff, X- I vvqvrnvliii .Ti fzrix 'ts X . 4 X ., 5 img -. VV ' JA ' a 'g'+if:. S- Af: .. ' knsxx ,.. 'QA . 3323. -ww- I X:-+ Q M . X, .x.., ,M M. ,xfrv g ,Q xdwf -.C WS. X A,-:M A 2 :fy 9gL,3f5A!1l-' W' -'-W ' L ' up . . 3 X I W l -AXA we J-Y-In -L-x C .ui , , 48 ff' E ,Y fl. 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A VY AL AID SSOCIATIO f C., , offers graduating NROT C officers Q l 18,000 permanent life insmanee for less than I B10 per month , as soon as they begin active duty vii , Regular membership in the Navy Mutual Aid Association offers Navy and Marine officers on active duty permanent lifeinsurance protection of 318,000 - plus elective supplements of the Term Option Plan tTOPl, and a second regular membership that could increase coverage for your beneficiaries up to S66,000. THE FIVE DIFFERENT INSURANCE PROGRAMS AVA LABLE FROM NAVY MUTUAL AID: lA1 lBi 1C1 101 E COVERAGE WITH COVERAGE WITH DOUBLE DOUBLE DOUBLE REGULAR REGULAR COVERAGE COVERAGE COVERAGE 'V'E'VlBER5H'P NIENIBERSHW - with Regular -with Regular -with Regular 513,000 permanent Life - plus Term Option Membership Membership Membership plan 318,000 Permanent Llle - PIU5 One Term -PII-I5 two Term sieooo 13610130601 Llle siaooo Permanent Llle Option Plan Option Plans 15000 Telm 536,000 Total COVU309 936.000 Permanent Llle 336.000 Permanent Llle 333.000 Total Coverage 15.000 Term 351,000 Total Coverage PLUS - Navy Mutual Aid Association offers a Guaran- teed lnsurability Option to all members joining whose pre- mium age for their basic regular membership is not over 25 years. This feature allows active duty officers the option of a second regular membership increasing the permanent life coverage to a total of 836,000 without ggher evjg Qyegggwinstgbility at various specified times in the future. lf the new member plans to enter flight training, but is not engaged in flight activity at the time he becomes a member of the association, he will not be required to pay any avia- tion premiums ever on that membership. The same applies to the Term Option Plan. Write today for our new brochure giving complete details of Navy Mutual Aid Association, its benefits and insurance rates. Please include your name, rank, duty station address. BOLHJ- Term 366.000 Total Coverage Monthly Dues for Regular Basic Membership lYour current age to nearest birthday determines rate.l Ngagiist Paidup Birthday Age 50 20 10.86 21 11.28 22 11.73 23 12.21 24 12.72 25 13.28 26 13.89 Paidfup Paid-up Paid-up Payable Age55 Age6O 10.01 10.35 10.72 11.10 11.51 11.95 12.41 9.43 9.72 10.02 10.35 10.69 11.06 11.44 Age 65 for Life 9.02 8.43 9.28 8.65 9.55 8.88 9.84 9.11 10.14 9.36 10.46 9.62 10.79 9.89 I 'The above rates are examples of how active duty offiC9fS wide 26 years of age can enroll in our paid-up whole life program lfo less than S 70 a monthl. The monthly rate for the Term Option Plan is in addition to the regular membership dues shown above. De- tailed rates and benefits are outlined in our brochure, Write t0daY for further information. f AID l 8400 - 4800 4' X -Q fl 1 5 Wil' NAVY TI 2 llgslfrgk r a MUTUAL AID ASSOCIA ON .- V A g., NAVY DEPARTMENT 0 WASHINGTON, D.C. 20370 0 Phone 12021 OX4-1633 O Am 0 . 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