Vancouver (LPD 2) - Naval Cruise Book

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1984 volume:

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L ,LLL A -,I ,L , itll. --,W 11... Hag.,-rr L L. , 5. A ., L. TABLE 0F CONTENTS SHIPS HISTORY 2 COIvIIvIANDINC. OFFICER 4 EXECUTIVE OFFICER L I 6 DEPARTMENT HEADS 8 DIVISION OFFICERS 10 SHIPS COMPANY 12 RELAXINC ON BOARD VAN-CAN-DO 61 HAWAII 66 PHILLIPPINE ISLANDS 67 AUSTRALIA 68 HONG KONG 70 CROSSING THE LINE 78 ANOTHER DAY AT SEA 86 TIGER CRUISE 102 WELCOME HOIvIE 106 ' - A,,.'-sxxy, . 'V' -xxx . I 3' A f x i I ST 3 .I 1 -Q. Q . I . ' Q A A ri' nl -D - .itrvlqf x , . . ' , Wgex S. - - '.. ff., A l ' ii 1-3, P, :Es 21' ,L p - SQ G Q- ,fm 1 ' it 5' ' 5 VX 1 i G3 sig 1-w 5. N. . - L I ,gfivut in as ,. 1 . , YJ -2 'M ,tail 4 lid Y gs? 4Ncou'4' THE SHIP'S INSIGNIA USS Vancouver l LPD-2 l, built in New York Naval Ship- yard, Brooklyn, New York,-off- icially, joined the United States Navy on May 11, 1963 and short- ly thereafter proceeded toher des- ignated home . port of San Diego, California, via the Panama Canal. On November 16, 1964, Vane couver departed San Diego on her first .deployment to the Western Pacific. She served with the Sev- enth Fleet during the overseas cruise including participation in the historical amphibious landing at Danang, South Vietnam. . On August 5, 1965, Vancouver again steamed for, Vietnam, this time witha trooplift of Marines, returning to home port, San Diego on October 5, 1965. ,Vancouver again departed San Diego on July 9, 1966 for her most important mission since commissioning. Upon. joining the Seventh Fleet Amphibious Ready Group off Vietnam, she was the first LPD to actually conduct combat operations. Six l6l sep- arate assualt landings were con- ducted during the ensuing nine months of operations. Vancouver returned to San Diego on April 8, 1967. After a short period of leave and upkeep she journeyed north to partici- pate in the Canadian Centennial Naval Assembly at Victoria and Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. 2 VANCOUVER HISTORY , On February 1, 1968, Vancou- ver departed on her fourth deploy- ment to. the Western Pacific. She participated , in. numerous sup- port missionsfsignificantly con- tributing to boat repairs for forces in the area. She returned home. in September 1969 and went through a major overhaul un- til May of 1969 Vancouver embarked ,on her tenth Westpac October 18, 1974. She played a major role. in the evacuation of Cambodia and Viet- nam and .was subsequently award- ed the Meritorious Unit Citation, the Navy-Unit, Citation and the Armed Forces, Expeditionary Medal for, her role. She returned to San Diego on June 6, 1975. In July of 1975, Vancouver visited her, namesake city of Van- couver, Washington. , On September couver departed to her eleventh cruise. She partici- pated in two major exercises and of Sydney, 1976, van- Westpac for visited the ports Pearl Harbor, Subic Bay Keelung, Hong Kong, Singapore and Inchon. Returning to San Diego on May 21, 1977, Vancouver began a major overhaul at Bethlehem Steel Shipyard in San Pedro, California, July 1977. Completing the overhaul in May 1978, Van- couver returned to her homeport of San Diego where amphibious training, a ,major amphibious fleet exercise, and refresher training, were preparatory for her twelfth Western Pacific Deployment, On August 31, 1978, Van. couver deployed to Westpac. Dur- ing , deployment, Vancouver participated in two major exer- cises and made port visits to Cebu City and Subic Bay, Pusan, Korea, Hong Kong and Yokosuka, Japan. She returned to San Diego on April 11, 1979. . On May 24, 1980. Vancouver left for ,her thirteenth deploy- ment, operating in the Western Pacific and the Indian Ocean..Van- couver visited Subic Bay, Buck- ner Bay, Okinawa, ,,Mombasa, Kenya and Perth, Australiabefore returning. to San Diego November 22, 1980. I A major overhaul ,began on February 22, 1981 and was com- pleted November 8, 1981. Vancouver immediately began to prepare for her fourteenth de- ployment by vigorously training in all facets of amphibious war- fare. On January 30, 1983, Van- couver a member of COMPHIB- RON Three, steamed west to mark her fourteenth cruise to the West- ern Pacific. Vancouver earned high recog- nition for participation in Team Spirit '83 with forces from the Republic of Korea. Exercises were conducted throughout the ii Far East including assualt landings off the coast of Australia. b Vancouver visited ports in Hawaii, Hong Kong, Perth. Okinawa, Yokosuka, Subic Bay and Korea. 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During the last quarter of 1972 Vancouver again underwent a major overhaul. Following re- fresher training, her ninth de- ployment to the Far East com- menced lVlarch 15, 1973. This cruise was completed with a re- turn to San Diego on October 9, 1973.JuneDiego, ,P x44 'ntl' 'xx - :Q ' 5 'NDA x -n,.l ' 'mg' '--. 'vi Q53 l at M -...Q-1-' , t -as +-...Q 9, -fc. f-f-:seem 5l'1 : -it-'L'-s'si..1, - f .. -- hh'-An.. ----os, - 'fMfx., A -. '-2116-bra.. 'V i.,7'Y- '-s '-vs.. vias ki' M 'sg lgsirn., wg, A' if-. .mira 'ss wg'-:5K N1- COIVIMANDING CFFICER CAPTAIN ALFRED E. PELLERIN III U.S. Captain PELLERIN was born in St. Petersburg, Fla. He graduated from the University of Florida in 1957 and joined the U.S. Navy in February 1958 when he entered the Aviation Officer Candidate Program. Designated a Naval Aviator in July 1959, he was assigned to Helicopter Utility Squadron TWO and was on hand to serve in Heli- copter Training Squadron EIGHT in Pensacola, Fla. and Helicopter Anti-Submarine Squadron FOUR at NAS Impe- rial Beach, Ca. After completion of Armed Forces Staff College in 1969, Capt PELLERIN became the Rotary Wing Analyst at Naval Safety Center, Norfolk, Va. In 1971 he served as an Officer-in-Charge of two detachments in Helicopter Attack Squadron llightl in Viet Nam. In 1972 Capt PELLERIN became the Wing Safety Officer for Com- mander Fleet Air San Diego. He served as the XO and CO of Helicopter Anti-Submarine Squadron SIX from 1973 to 1975. After a short tour at Commander Naval Surface Force, U.S. Pacific Fleet, Capt PELLERIN reported aboard the USS OKINAWA ILPH-31 as the Operations Officer. In 1978 he was ordered to the U.S. Naval War College, New- port, Rhode Island and upon completion of the course of instruction reported to Commander Naval Air Forces, U.S. Pacific Fleet as Helicopter Training and Readiness Offi- cer, later becoming the Air Anti-Submarine Warfare Train- ing and Readiness Officer. Capt PELLERIN wears the Bronze Star with the Combat V , Air Medal, Individual lCombat Rescuel and nine Strike Flight Awards for over 300 combat missions, Navy Achievement Medal, Navy Commendation Medal, Presi- dential Unit Citation, Viet Nam Cross of Gallantry. ' Capt PELLERIN and his wife, the former Louise Irwin Weissenborn of Charlotte, NC, reside in Chula Vista with their three children Leslie, Jeanne and Leigh. 4 NAVY if ' if , ffl suv: ,.--- , rqcfvz' ' , -L ,...,, ,.-. -4 df' -w. -wr ,ya--Y se , . .- ,-:re-I '-f-1:.g:-.-5f,-fvg1-:-'frf-'-::- '.1--ala.-an-4-w-Q5.f..J...,..,..,-. ,-- EXECUTIVE OFFICER CDR Gary W. Uhlenkott u.s. NAVY Commander Gary W. Uhlenkott, USN, was born in Helena, Montana. He attended Seattle University in'Seattle Washington. Upon graduation in December 1967, he entered Officer Candidate School in Newport, Rhode Island and received his commission as Ensign. Early sea assign- ments include department head tours aboard the USS Hampshire County lLST-819l, USS Pawcatuck lAO-108l, USS Chandler lDD- 717l and USS Roark lFF--1053l. Commander Uhlenkott has had shore duty assignment as Officer in Charge of Naval Activities United Kingdom Detachment, Holy Loch, Scotland and Surface Warfare Officers School Command, Newport, Rhode lsland as Administrative Officer and Director of Support. Other significant tours include Staff Operations and Plans Commander, Destroyer Squadron Thirteen and Executive Officer of USS Southerland lDD-743l. Commander Uhlenkott's personal decorations include the Navy Commendation Medal lwith Combat V and two starsl and the Navy Achievement Medal.- His unit, campaign and service awards are the Combat Action , the Presidential Unit Citation, the Military Unit Citation the Battle Efficiency Medal lwith two E s l, the National Defense Service Medal, the Vietnam Campaign Medal l three starsl, the Sea Service Ribbon lwith starl, the Republic of Vietnam Meritorious Unit Citation and the Vietnam Service Medal. A ,..,,,,.... :f.f ,,4-.:-2'1-1ea-'e'-v'v1f--'r'f--'-'-v -a1 - ' -f ' ' LCDR C. E. Carroll LCDR S. A. Guzauskis LCDR D. D. Dietze Chief Engineer Operations Officer Supply Officer LT W. S. Okrepkie LT J. S. Kneisl LT L. J. Fitzmorris Air Officer Medical Officer First Lieutenant DEPARTMENT HEADS LT G. Norausky Chaplain Navigator , i 1 i 1 1 i LT E. L. Millihel' VAN-CAN-DO 44 wEsPAc as E ..,,.....,,X,. WW. VANCOUVER SUPPLIES RAMSEY WITH FUEL LT E P. Pauley Prospective Chief Engineer i i ,' J CAPT J. A. Britt, USMC Combat Cargo Officer LTJG D. J. Bowen MPA 5 . P LTJG L. L. Peterson Disbursing Officer DIVISICN OFFICERS ' LT R. J. Thornasson ' Electrical Officer J .fi .isir farf Qfi . 1: NU Vx'-will ftp' f he ,- gff Vx 14. H my wi, , Q -,fy Q mfig. fy. ff, 1 'U fi, wwf 1ST LT K. M. Deissler, USMC Combat Cargo Officer LTJG A. Alvizu 3rd Division Officer LTJG M. w. Mupday LTJG G. w. Chernysh Personnel Officer Air Division Officer LTJG Goodsaid R R. L1-JG 5. J. Batton 3M Coordinator 2nd Division Officer i 1 i if' 'v i 1 T L I .li T Q 1 l ' 1 Q f i J S i i i J ..., , . .. , . .... ... . ... ..,,.,.,, . Q I i i M 12 ENS K. E. Dawe II l I I u ENS K. A. Liss ' ENS J. R. Giles OI Drvlslon Officer Communications Officer Boilers Officer ENS R. A. CLURE ENS H. R. Gerry ENS D. Jones-Purvis A Division Officer 1st Division Officer Public Affairs Officer A A snowman ENS J. L. Winegart ENS S. L. Carney ENS .P-,A- G3,fCi3 Food Service Officer Signals Officer Ship s Bos n ENS J, Valgvcin CW02 D. L. Castor CW02 B. J. Barley SSC Division Officer EMO DCA - EXECUTIVE DEPT The Executive Department is comprised of 14 different offices that are responsible for the effic- iency and morale of the crew. It is headed by the ex- ecutive officer. Under the XO , Admin, education, training, per- sonnell. legal, post office, chaplain, library, master- at-arms, print shop, public affairs, ship's secretary, combat cargo officer and 3-M office contribute to form the executive staff which plays a key role in running the ship smoothly. ' 1 1 l ii l 4. i. f. it li ii l. i 1 if- i Ji l i 1 l 4lL 1 ii i ADMIN PERSDNNEL i ETCM Hahn W vNc Galloway GYSGT Masters HTC Voogd RP1 Lafine BM2 Robinson BM2 Cadigan PN2 Collins YN2 Bibbs PN3 Barnes YN3 Allberry PN3 Powell f f i YN3 Edwards PNSN ROTON YNSN Empie PCSN Slegr YNSN Hansen NOT SHOWN PNC Lucido NCC Jose MAC Reid LI2 Houston JD3 Hutchinson SN Bell in 2 A gnfw M.A.A FORCE l 1 r N W i i N ' K I 4 I 1 1 COMBAT CARGO DEPARTMENT x I Ii my MV' A ' GL ,. Q7 A wg W 4 M fz ftfii 4. f W4 J M., A ,M-M M-1 X W. My A , IW. W' ' 99 f f hmm, V? YV? gill , if Q 3 1 V W Z LW ww, I A, f1!pQ PROJECT HANDCLASP IN HONGKCNG AND PHILLIPPINES fi' 1 'M,!f :U CPERATIONS DEPARTMENT These men are responsible for controlling and directing com- bat and training operations for the Vancouver to fulfill her mis- sion. Combat information Center QCICQ evaluates the visual radar and radio equipment of all aircraft and surface vessels that may pose a threat to the security of Vancouver. Every signal emitted by foreign aircraft or ships have identify- ing fingerprints that are evaluated as friendly or hostile. , l CC DIVISIDN RMC Waiters RM1 Armagost RM2 Bradish RM2 Friday S 1- 1 if i 5 ii if if li 4 t S' Q i h g 3 m.,. 1 42 it 5 2 ei 1: RM1 Linton RM2 Ogaz RM3 Hicks RMSN Higginbotham RMSA Burnside RMSA Taylor RMSR Quillin NOT SHOWN RMCS Whatley RM2 Covington RM3 Bice 5' at E LECTRONlC TECHNICIANS i QAZB ' RFB X X +,. ., 1 . .2 5 A I 1 Q 5 2 T X 3 52 X 5 i I N , X X w , ,x.X , 4. . X 1 K ,T w wqww S X .fv- W r I P I Ni X X A ks N X A x5 X x . x C X 1 x I E l I I x E fi OE DIVISION IIII ETCS Gilbert ETC Fadden ET1 Slotnick ET1 Kostelak .,,,vf-- ,-lf ff-,,,,,3,V.,- -, J, 1 -,f 5 1, ET2 Lonergan ET2 Parker ET2 Hale I II1 IIII II ET3 Derby ET3 Chopp ET3 Rose ET3 Aungpe ETSN Shore 0I DIVISICN 1 1 V Lv! an-,-..,,T ..-,.,f,,,..-,.-Y.. ----H ..Lv..-.,.s'.t-,,..:-,.V1-g,-.g-zwv-f . .,,,..,., -....Y..-g.g.,..,.,,....f .4q . I q V 0, gg rr, ,,,.,,.V H-,-V f . 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This includes 1st, 2nd and 3rd Divisions. The respon- sibilities are tremendous. To begin with, painting and preservation of the 'ship is one of the highest priorities they have. Also, they play a major role in Vancouvers mission, safely discharging' the Marines and their equipment during Amphibious Operations. ' The Vancouver' relies on Deck A 1 Department for underway replen- siment, which covers stores, fuel and ammotransfer. During under- way periods, they man the Bridge, driving the ship and passing vital information to the crew via the 1-MC. ,V 5--.,,mt FIRST DIVISION BMC D6Sl'0CIl6l'S BM1 Diez SN Bond SN Edwards SA Gill SA Kovalik SA Whatley SA Poindexter BM3 Rodriguez SN llitzky SA Sick SA Lechman W f BMSN Boggs SN Newman SA Tennant NOT SHOWN BMSN Travis SN Barnette SN Flinn SN Kniola SN Marines SN Williams BMSN Carlson SN Dinkins SA Wesley SN Gordon SA Estrella SECOND DIVISICN BMC Peura BM1 Chavez BM1 Mayoyo BM3 Mitchell BM3 Spyrka BMSN Cuchetto BMSN Johnson A SN Bradley SN Campbell . SN Schnipp SA Evans SA Lewis SANMcKeIvey SN Pascual NOT SHOWN BMSN Wight SN Carter SN Tankersley SA Cheramie SA Craft N 2 51, W ,V W4 4, ,V , X I ,i Wy. 27 7, ff f Z 525: y ff ' .6 awww f 4' 4 ,,, if. Zr f , 1 7' 1 fyw Lf X ' 0 , .W I 4 1' 5 '-1, , , -ff Mg ' W' f , . 1 f '9'f '1 W ,ff , f 7 W f X0 4 'Q M 1 A 1 W Zum Q WM! ., X l, W' ff'4f5,' 7 V , ffl J nf? 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V-Division lAir Department! during the 1983 Westpac set two safe landing records for a ship of Vancouver's class. They proudly reached a mile- stone by achieving 25-thousand safe landings. ' Each member of Air Department has a job and knows what is expected of him. Q , ff V-DIVISION ABFC Richmond ABH1 Gadson ABF2 Hart ABF2 Hedrick ABH3 Engle ABH3 McHaIe ABH3 Heinlein r ',e if Q. N 'AN Wolverton ASEAN Hasel AN Smallwood ABFAN Romos AA Harper .ANOTQ ABHAN Dirks AN Smith A AN Hayden AN Floyd AR Sanchez MEDICAL DEPARTMENT Normally the Vancouver has one doctor and six corpsman to handle any medical emergency that should arise. It has one operating room, one x-ray room, a quiet room lisolationl and three emergency battle stations for battle dressings. Maintaining dental and medical re- cords in an up-to-date status require-s constant attention by the competent staff. nw-wg Qs 'K N X X Q -F ., -,,,. ,..-rv' 0 -Q4 gf we f I WW 1 I N H DIVISION nf If' X I X oi' Ax QQN' l I,'Ix 3.9 n-II S HMC Buch HM2 Boyles , k S 'Q . , 1 .1 W5-.fo HM2 Decari 'gm-I L r HM3 Maidonodo HM2 Padua W '4 HM3 Brown w 3-KX 5 fx 4257? I ,,,, 3 I-,Awww I meg MW- X X 8 I, S' I wx I -'fx I I x X I' Q EK: Y X I If'f I I I ,I x ., g I S , K QQ I ii 'I g ' fwxssk li lxgh YN I W ,. O I' qw? I I ,I QI! I 5N'gxxI II x Xi X I x as I' ,xy A I .- f' 565 w I ' Q, - N .fr 9 33 I N R X X -NX 5 5 Ev N X ax. Q X I fx 'W I I ,gy I x X V 'II IIIIII X 4 Q, I DEPARTMENT MMCM Giles NOT sHowN s EN2 Deak ! , , NOT SHOWN! 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N 4 My 7 ,www 'N ,ar WW f 49 R-DIVISION nnJT' u SHOWMlf HTG Wickens RT1 Rimmer HT2 Almon 3 :NOT 1 ,NoTe s sfsuoww es:-sown HT3 Talaga HT3 Cable HT3 Roberts HT3 Scoby HT3 Lempe 1 ' ' L is Q fs l 1 HT3 Arcangel HT3 Anderson HT3 Augustus HT3 Tennison HTFN Deschane ? 11 1 1f3H0WN7 s HTFN Brunett HTFN Aders HTFN. Beauchamp HTFN su5uie r WHTFA Meuiigaf NOT SHOWN FN Johnson FA Ferree HTS Patterson SUPPLY DEPARTMENT Our Supply Department has the responsibil- ity for materials and funds required to sustain the ship in a state of maximum readiness. Sup- ply also contributes to the welfare and morale of the crew. Specificially, supply receives, stows,'issues and accounts for needed items such as food, office supplies and ships maintenance items. In addition, Supply runs two barber shops, a full laundry, two ships stores, three soda ma- chines and a video arcade room. Last but not least, is payday. . . a big morale builder. W7' Q . frws 1 , 5 ' 1 V f 1' ,vu 105414351 A :..Jp1 'H Q 'ill' JUDY NOT rrrr r rSH0WN SKCS Delacruz SK1 Cluck SK2 Alberts SK3 Piparo SK3 Barrick S 1 DlvlsloN SKSN Mask SKSN Carreras S-2 S-5 DIVISICN MSC Fuerte MS1 Caimpon MS1 Recafrente MS1 Hayag MS2 Pimentel W MS2 Veith MS2 Fletcher MS3 Peoples MS3 Maness MS3 Tompkins MSSN Bati MSSN Arca MSSA BRIER MSSA Salswedel MSSN Bratton NOT SHOWN MSCS Molina MS1 Bunyi MS2 Wright MS2 McDaniel MS3 Mallory MSSA Madsen MSSA Senechal MSSA Sansone MSSA Crawford MSSA Bell W FCDD SERVICE DEPT. X f 7 I W, 4 ,M ' if 7V 5 Mx +1 wwf, 1 as .. :IRS .LIZIA 'fMWWlUllfZ'z 'X X Emi? , 0 3 SHC Day SH3 J0fle5 'f,, ' A' Y f , 'b , . , , f DKSN Fo f mamlla nv- S HOWN DK1 Padilla SH1 DUlIano SHSN Mas SOI f W7 f, ,fff ' W , M , ,, M '-m..,4,, I SH2 Tagavi lla SH3 Kilboume W ,WW I ,,,, ,WMM Z? wif f f , f f f f ,,,f,,,,,W,f W my W VWWM W, X f . ,W,fWwfyf M V fffmfff, V! fwyyyff ,Www - vwfk MWW, . f . M, f www VMW! 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'f .rry .5 ,I I ,, ,,,, , V! fwflfii' 63 E 1 P if 1 A 1 +- 1 1 I 64 , ' 1 N 1 I X Fix g HAWAII We turned west, leaving behind our loved ones on January 30th, destination, Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, our 50th state. Two thousand miles later, as the sun crept over the horizon, we could see Oahu, home of Diamond Head and Waikiki Beach. The intense blue water that surrounds the Haw- aiian lslands, has beckoned men of the sea for cen- turies. Surf and sand combined with the tropical atmosphere enhances every visit. 66 ' PHILIPPINE ISLANDS The temperature rose as Vancouver neared the Philip- pines, a country made up by over seven thousand is- lands. The climate urges each man to shed his clothing and seek a cold drink, finding refuge under a shade tree. Subic Bay and Olongapo City is filled with over-friend- Iy people who look forward to visits by sailors of the Seventh Fleet. As dusk turns to night, Olongapo comes alive with music, shows and night people. The sleepy village awa- kens with a roar. M f - -fc f'--'ff f AUSTRALIA Australia, known as the land down under, was exciting, adventuresome and truly a different world. The people were very friendly in welcoming the Vancouver to their shores. We visited Rockingham, Perth and Fremantle, enjoying our extra time while repairs were made so we could continue our mission. fe-vi 68 I g Je rf NPRM- 5 K, lx Ti A S' gil EQ fir. ' . W- ii Wx 5 5 xx hs .J 8 5 aff' 2 .gs 24' ' .ag I 'WJ if N Q 4 vu gy N9 X df nf .Q-wl ',c .,. , 1 ,fm-..N rf 'e -4MP ' --. . -,,-..,...1,.,ff.ef.---.n--f.:- .-.A ,f --ff rw.:-d.1....r4--1 A ' ' ' M A ,,.,4x,gr. .f..,s..,,1,.,24q fJ-deer-:wf11f'vv M 4' ' - - --' '- - ' - A The Pearl of the Orient, as it is often referred to, holds breath-taking views for any visitor, whether they arrive by sea or air. Hong Kong is a British colony covering 29 square miles. 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