Virginia (CGN 38) - Naval Cruise Book

Text from Pages 1 - 102 of the 1976 volume:

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I O OPERATIONS DEPARTMENT. . . .. . .12 SUPPLY DEPARTMENT .... .... 2 0 MEDICAL DEPARTMENT ...... .... 2 6 ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT .... .... 2 8 NAVIGATION DEPARTMENT. . . . . . .41 COMBAT SYSTEM DEPARTMENT. . . . - . -43 THE CREW AT WORK AND PLAY. .. . . . .52 THE FUTURE ............. -.-- 3 4 CREDITS .... '--- 9 5 . 4 ,,,,-- .,...xq., . .:,,, K FE , .,-,-.-,,,,-,Iwi-T L A VA b . . ,. , Wq? ,,... .... , , pg. , ..-N , Mhwmv- H, - A.,, Virginia. The MERRIMACK was raised by the Confederates and rebuilt into an ironclad ram, commissioned CSS VIRGINIA. The VIRGINIA was an innovation in naval war- fare. On March 8, I862, CSS VIRGINIA en- gaged the U. S. frigates CONGRESS and CUMBERLAND blockading the Chesapeake at Hampton Roads. After inflicting a fearful slaughter of the gun crews of CONGRESS, VIRGINIA rammed CUMBERLAND, causing her to sink off Point Comfort. VIRGINIA sustained minor damage during the engage- ment, and retired up the James River for repairs. On March 9, the Union ironclad MONITOR arrived in Hampton Roads, much to the relief of the greatly diminished blockading forces. At 8:00 A. M., the VIRGINIA and the MONITOR engaged, thus opening a new era in naval warfare: The Era of the Ironclads. At noon on March 9, the VIRGINIA dis- engaged the MONITOR, and hauled off to Norfolk. This ended the first battle between iron ships, with neither one winning a victory. CSS VIRGINIA was destroyed at Craney Island in May, I862, to prevent her falling into the hands of advancing Union forces. , X ' ,J The first VIRGINIA was one of the original thirteen frigates built for service in the Continental Navy. The VIRGINIA was among the first appropriations of the Contin- ental Congress for use in the small privateer force called the Continental Navy. VIRGINIA was ready for sea in 1777. After waiting a year to run the British blockade of the Chesapeake Bay and a series of misfortunes, she was crippled by British ships, captured, and conscripted for use in the British Navy. The second VIRGINIA was a 'schooner built in I797 for use in the U. S. Revenue Service. Commissioned on June 25, I798, she assisted the Navy Department in protecting commerce from armed French privateers on the Southeastern coast of the United States. VIRGINIA number three, a-74-gun ship- of-the-line, was laid down and constructed in I82I, but was never called to service. She was broken up in September of I884. The fourth ship to bear the name VIR- GINIA was originally the wooden-hulled steam frigate USS MERRIMACK. The MERRI- MACK was burned and scuttled in Norfolk Navy Yard as Union troops attempted to destroy or burn all that could be used by the Confederate Forces advancing through ,MW , ' ' M... 4 -ff' 7 ,, ,, W ,, ffvf, , MM W ,,., -,4.,.,, ,. 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In November of l963, she, participated in am- phibious landings at Brownsville, Texas a move intended not only to wrest Texas from Confederate control, but also to pre- clude the possibility of a movement into the state by French troops, then stationed in Mexico. From the 'time of herb capture until she was sold in November of l865, she captured or destroyed fourteen enemy vessels. The next American ship to be named for The Old Dominion was the battleship VIR- GINIA IBB-135. She was launched under the sponsorship of Miss Gay Montague, daughter of the Governor of Virginia, on April 5, l904. In September and October of l906, she was part of the fleet stationed off Havana, Cuba, ready to protect American lives and property during the insurrection. On December I6, l907, the VIRGINIA was one of the sixteen great white battleships which passed in review before President Theodore Roosevelt as they set out, from Hampton Roads, on their famous world cruise. The circumnavigation of the globe led the Great White Fleet to many countries on their 48,0U0 mile goodwill mission. They finally returned to Hampton Roads February 22, i909 to once again pass in review before Pres- ident Theodore Roosevelt. The eighth VIRGINIA, CGN-38, is the first ship of a new class of Nuclear Powered Guided Missile Cruisers, the VIRGINIA class. Her keel was laid on August I9, l972, at Newport News Shipbuilding and Drydock Company, in Newport News, Va., being authenticated by Miss Virginia Warner, daughter of the Honorable John Warner, then Secretary of the Navy. Miss Warner returned to Newport News on December I4, I974 to christen the VIRGINIA. VV VV. ,, f, , The VIRGINIA has an overall length of 585 feet and a beam of 63, feet, with a nav- igational draft of 30 feet 6 inches. Her full load displacement is l0,5O0 tons. The propulsion plant, consisting of two nuclear reactors which provide steam to two sets of geared turbines and propellers, will drive VIRGINIA at speeds in excess of 30 knots. The nuclear propulsion plant provides the VIRGINIA with high speed endurance which is vital to our Navy's nuclear-powered task force concept. The first nuclear reactors installed contain sufficient fuel for about 10 years of operation. The mission of the VIRGINIA is to oper- ate offensively in the presence of air, surface, or subsurface threats independently or -with nuclear-powered or conventional strike forces, and to provide protection to these forces and other naval forces or X , . .,,.,,. 9 . WV ,,,.... ., , 1 in Ili llll A I Q I' A . 4 V., , 1.1, ,L V... , ,min i ., V. , V , .V J. .,, . R limi . 1 f,,,', ffl p, . , fm It --,, , H 1 H 1 '- 4 wwe, 23 , E 'Mft 4 .. ic3fTA?.'2 '41, wvgf' ' AA... fl' 4, , .4 'IM ,. 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Weapons delivery will be , accomplished with two multi-purpose dual arm guided missile launching systems with ASROC fAnti-submarine Rocketl capability, two 5 f54 calibre Iight weight gun mounts, two 3 barrel torpedo launchers, and a LAMPS flight airborne multi-purpose systeml heli- copter. In addition to long range surfacef air search and fire control sensors, VIRGINIA will utilize the new ANXSQS-53A long range sonar system rounding out her capabilities as a three dimensional man-o-war. Keeping the VIRGINIA in the highest state of operational readiness is the job of the 28 officers and 445 enlisted men who comprise her crew. It is these men who will write the history of this latest ship to bear the name VIRGINIA. The ability to operate a ship of the complexity of VIRGINIA with so few men is the result of a concerted sffort to reduce shipboard manning requirements. 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PAGE IDEG 53 Hls most recent asslgnment was as Reactor Officer of USS ENTERPRISE ICVAN 657 where he served from 197010 I973 Captain Davls attended the U S Naval Post Graduate School at Monterey CaIlfornla where he recelved a Master of Science Degree ln EIectrlcaI Engineering graduating with dlstlnctlon He entered the Nuclear Power program In I963 and served on the staff of the Nuclear Power Tralnmg Unit West MlIton New York from 196410 1966 He IS also a 'I969 graduate from the Armed Forces Staff CoIIege Captain Davis wears the Bronze Star and Navy Commendation medaIs Mrs Davis IS the former Mlss Jean CarroII of Los Angeles Calnforma The Davis have three children George Susan and Robert Captain Davis IS a natlve of CoIumbla South Carolina ' I 'I 0 Q I - I - I - I 1 - ' I . '- a . . I I 1 I I 0 . . ' I ' I I I ' I ' Yi3igRws?.Qs:x.xff:,M ' . - -fvwvrwf, f i '-X1-RQ.ffXwwpw,,a'bt4 X ,i X K-ghgx was.fswiiwwsxstx NW Q ' v si , ii slid? fl K ff . '.w. - 1. 45 ue if Above: E. F. Huey PNC, J. R. Teufel MAI .,.wszs+ -we ,Q CDR McKechnie, the son of John and Emily McKechnie, was born in Pawtucket, Rhode Island and raised in Massachu- setts. After graduation from the Naval Academy in 'I962, he served as Main Propulsion Assistant, Damage Control Assistant, and Chief Engineer aboard the USS JOSEPH K. TAUSSIG IDE-IO30I. CDR McKechnie also served as Opera- tions Officer on the USS RICHARD E. BYRD ID-DG-23D and Flag Secretary at the U. S. Naval Academy. He was Assist- ant Reactor Officer and Reactor Controls Assistant aboard the USS ENTERPRISE ICVAN-65I before reporting aboard VIRGINIA. He is married to the former Judith Tifenberg of Skaneateles, New York and they have three children, John, Susan, and Thomas. The McKechnie's reside in Virginia Beach. W I was Above: P. B. Bostic ENCM, Below: E F Ramiscal NCC. r . Mx F G Jose PN2 back row left to right T G Site RM P D Wood YN1 M W Hoffler JO2 M Green PNSA I 9' Z WJ ff EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT 5 Ill' WYE 1 l l Top ffront row-left to rightl G. M. Palumbo PNSA, . . - . . S -,---i ..,, I 41. af,-.I ..,..uf l, . . , . . , . I X-j j ' AQ WVW' an EK-rg X if-oi ' Ks, Xxefifxweeo- i?'?T?:f!xX Ekxxx 4437 -Q, I f fi Til A 'T 1 f,4T- TLQ'T TT -2 of--f ' X221 , , ,fi 1 ff -'i.,41?T:Ei -E ., H - -ff' ' ,QZLTY - C ek..e-if 1' Z Q5 To Operations LCDR WAHLIG, son of Mrs. Dorothea Wahlig, was born and raised in Kirkwood, Missouri. He attended Benedictine College in Atchison, Kansas where he received a Bachelor of Science Degree in Biology prior to receiving his commission in I966. LCDR WAHLIG's first duty assignment was Assist- ant CIC Officer aboard USS TACONIC CAGC- 175. He then served as precommissioning Operations Officer and as CIC Officer aboard USS SCHOFIELD CDEG-37 from January 'I968 to October 1969. After graduating from Destroyer School in Newport, Rhode Island, he served as operations Officer aboard USS DAVIDSON IDE-10453 from August 'I970 to February l972. LCDR WAHLIG served in the Bureau of Naval Personnel-Officer Plans Section from October 'I974 to December I976 and attended TAO and NTDS schools in Dam Neck, Virginia prior to reporting aboard VIRGINIA. LCDR WAHLIG attended the Naval Post- graduate School in Monterey, California from February I972 to September I974 where he received a Master of Science degree in Operations Research and Systems Analysis. He is married to the former Miss Mary Ann Gruenenfelder of Des Peres, Missouri. The The WAHLIGS have three children: Stephen, Lisa, and Patricia, and they reside in Norfolk. Lefttleff-righfI:M.A. Finkelstein LT P cowboys LT L w Det LT D I. Jones LT R.ghf Cleft to rightl: A. W. Frederick BMCS D Yancy OSC OPERATIONS DEPARTMENT F I 47 Y FUI 3 5- Zg71,?z.L.tl,:,:,e, of . ni, 15 It X -M - 3 N w fa lf, ,I HW I ' 'wil' l N ' I e Il lll fl d One of th I I I ,X Q BZUG15' e many Ong onelY l 0U S Spent as Firewafch in I X N rf, I 4 ,45 f.f. 6' . Norfolk Naval Shu ard. , I . I X, P4 U r PY I ,R b - , I Y N 5' N v A T N N K T B T V I . ' 3 '.'-. - I- I I E or I if 5 ' .ll x ,T T Ig ' 7 7' If win-If I V I S I O Fl Front row left to right S A Wilcox SMSN D W Graham SM3 T B Thomas RMT T S Heller PC3 T R Schwleferman SMT Back row fleft fo right D T Weber RM3 P F Kelley RM3 J L Dzurls RM3 R W Overbay RM2 1 I 'I:..' ,.. ,.. , .. ,...' , 'I:.. , UD i i v i s i 0 n Front Row fleft to rightl: P. D. Littlefield BM3, C. W. Billingsley SN, K. C. Abbott BM3, Back row fleft to rightl: P. A. Wack SN, J. P. Cappello SN, H. C. Moses BM2, M. Fi Fonner BM3. pal O .f Q x r BM3 Brantley gets into the swing of things 5 SLACK OFF Gnesdy, SLACK Off -ll I fx'N X ' Hz if' 1 . .-- - W Q4 Q ny .Q X , 4 1 s 4 Q K RQ . . . . I Q I N if 7 A- L-J 'B l l f, 1 I K xl fs 9 '23 f D M' 1 2 I if fi QL.. SN Lufzweiler takes o peak. ETERNAL VI GILHNCE f ,fi W f P ,.v . -H , wwf H ff 41 , xl Q9 12:15- W . 1 1 X fx v 42 f R 5 .ga 42 W C? '59, H 1' H D S .,,. lx C ,I f X 1 Q I lllluv THROUGH HUSRDUST, HND STHNDHHG WHTEH... Front row fleft fo right R G Dodd SA K Jenkins BM3 Back row left fo right D J Bohn AN G S Dillon SN W W Mlnyard SN V sp WN.. ' 9 ,Q xv ff M . . - , J: . . , . , l l- - - , . . , . 0 . Top ffront row-left to right, T. Baines SN, F. E. Hedrington SA, P. S. Mechure SN fback row-left to right, M. R. 'Lewis SN, S. Brantley BM3, J. B.Goff SN, D. R . Gregory BM3. Bottom Cfront row-left to right, G. E. Belyeu SA, C. L. Pratt SN, C. L. Dawson SN fbackrow-left to right, J. D. Booker SN, D. J. Fitzgerald SN, P. J. Geraghfy SN. A . i Wy- . -..asp.'ir,,v511ff.jQ5 ,.., 1 fi'if2.l5i sf ,J A, K V hx ff, M O r ' S- ' 2 5Ay Lass-3 G2-r yang :lo-ma o6'9'M 9,01 gang fi Q W Eiga: X Q V Q at 5 ' ,fftfv is . 1 U HUZZRA Top Ueft-rightJ:W. J. Uggiono OSSN, M. A. O'Leory OSI, C. K. Jacobs OSSN, C. L. Nulph SN. And sometimes we have time enough for those close moments. UInn,,,.,,i-. Md Top ffront from left to rightl D. G. Pohl OSSA, G. H. Beury OS3, J. G. Whitfield O51 fback row from left to righti R. E. Kowalski OS2, J. A. McClcy OS3j Middle lfront row from left to righti H. J. Evans OS2, T. B. Mueller OS3, M. L. Mohurin OST lback row left to rightl B. D. Buckley 053, J. W. May ll, YN3. Supply The son of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Cosgrove, LCDR COSGROVE was raised in Grosse Pointe Farms and Dearborn Heights, Michigan. He attended the University of Michigan, receiving a Bachelor of Science Degree and a commission through the NROTC program. Upon graduation from the Naval Supply Corps School, he served aboard the USS Isle Royale CAD-295 and as .an instructor at the Naval Supply Corps School in Athens, Georgia. LCDR COS- GROVE also served at the Naval Command Systems Support Activity, Military Equipment Delivery Team, in Cambodia, and Ships Parts Control Center in Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania. He has a Master's Degree in Computer Systems Management from the Naval Postgraduate School in Monterey, California. LCDR COSGROVE is married to the former Miss Ka L. Geuder of Akron, Ohio. They have. two chirdren, Lisa and Kara, and reside in Virginia Beach. if 9 E h as ff' L-eff right P P Hamilton ENS L E Keele SKCM C S Kunkel ENS ,-1:: A ta1 , . Q I 0 I ' 351 v nf. , .A fsiff SUPPLY Front Cleft-rightlz W. Kroptavich SK2, F. C. Flores SK2. Back fleft-rightj R. A. Simonis SKSN, M. G. Kime SK3, D. L. Benedict SKI, B. D. Gaucbier SK3, J. A. Williamson SK2. DEPARTMENT. ..-.gg-i?Qiff?T::fix? -- 131-' . 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Frontz MMFA, R. G. Dodd SA, M. A. O'Leary OS1. 1 f 7 7 wr S 2 Division Ww M.: MW Chrrstmas cookres prepared for the crew Ili f ku: X ff ff XE., Ilia' 3 J X f 7 nl In H1 f 7 Wllwwmfmm '12 'f Ei - f ' 1 M new f N 1 Q1 -. Q A7 -2 QS-4 O M l ' y 4 V H 1 ' , . ,- ' 9 ,- ' 1 lg-Q :SN Simi! IJ 2 fi 2 R r. J ggs.-1 E 1 42? 'I Y:-:J I. x Xi, Sa' EJ af 4 eg C 'Z 1 E g e? R '2- 5 NS 6 3 f ...I M r' 4 ,...f Some dumb bootswommote sold me cis 64 Dodge for only 25 bucks. Front fleft rrghtj C H ohns MS3 F F Santos MSI, T. E. Ebalo MS2 R M Esprnty MS1 Back Cleft rightjz R. A. Cruz MS1 T R Potter MS3 R M Plotrowski MS2, T. D. Rainey MS1 R B A1e,0 M52 1 MJ, 'inf N-2? he Above: MS2 Piotrowski and his Witchie's Brew. Left: FA Ferris prepares daily menu board. CLeft-rightj: R. M. Disney SA, W. B. Smith SA, M. Ferris FA, C. Stephenson SN, M. Powell SN, S. S. FajardoSN, D. E. Redditt ENFN. f'M1wmm,Mnnum,..,,,,,, V -I 1 X' f 5 ff I e Q eeee SH2 Thomas and SH1 Escobedo see to the needs of the crew. S-3 V Q, 72.5. I , I J K , S i , O FI i.'5 I I .ff gag! Bottom' Cleft-ryightjz O. M. Basbas SH2, E. B. Pena SHSN C. L. Davis SH3, S. McDonald SHSA, M. E. Lewis SN, P. D Linsanggan DK1. ' ,X , ,fy 'fi f Tiff! F E , fx: - .ww .N ,,,: , i Q- , , . , Z fn ,f Y, f V 1, f ff ,ff Q 1 ff of-:Z fLeft-rightl: M. Howard SHSA, S. Bbieber DK3, S. Miskar SHSN, S. Thomas SH2, W. A. Srapp SHSN, J. Young SH3, A. Escobedo SHI. o o SS., .15 X Q if aide' f ,N i 9 we W Awami There that ought to keep hnm busy 4' ' W - ,f ,..,,, . . X .A of 1 W-1-Ag W K JW14- ff A' W. ' . if . , , . 'Q In , Q , ff Lieutenant John M. Livingston IMCI, the son of Doctor and Mrs. N. B. Livingston Jr., reported aboard USS VIRGINIA August 3, 'I977 and assumed duties as the ship's medical officer. Doctor Livingston majored in Biology and Chemistry at Wittenberg University, Springfield, Ohio, where he graduated ,in I973 with a degree in science. ne then loined the Navy's I973 scholarship program, receiving a commission as Ensign and enrollment at the Ohio State University College of Medicine, graduating in July 1976 with his He served a year of internship at the Ports- mouth Naval Hospital following which he went to West Milton New York for three weeks of Radiation Health Training before reporting to the VIRGINIA Medical L R Shomng HMC 4 H Division : 7, HMM Top CLeft-rightjz J. C. Perez HM3, R. J. Davis HM1, R. Eldridge HM3, P. J. Coss HM2. MM Q ef --.---u ---- o ,,.--r -.- ,....- .---n a-- .....--ns Relax, it wor1't hurt a bit. ' 5 Q ......., .hi 7 Z Z hW',i if , if U , 'f if 1 Z 2 ' , 7 X f Q? if ' J fw if-1-i,,,,. 9 f ,MZ , , W f VW! , , jg? ,f . 'Mfff f ,f , A3575 'O f 14 N , M230 J 1 ,A 'Z ll X V Z 7? 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Bottom Front CLeft-rightlz R. Bergenstock MM2, M. Johnson MM3, D. Sutton MM2, D. Squires MM1, B. Allen MM1. Back CLeft-rightjz J. Brogger MM2, G. Tubb MM2, R. Evanson MM2, I. Newton MM2, W. Fenstermacher MM2. 'yf 'gffxffiffly , 'k. f 52,21 'f X ...ti ttot 7 ett. et... R M X W VJ 7 Hi? ',-' M-N xv ttno 'f t ' 1 f f n'tQ . . MW. ,Z A V, A?Z..Zf , ff , ' , A W M X, , ,Q xjk,g2W,, S 5 V , V 'Ns if gy ,. f f f , Q. ,s 07 : V ly-I S'-e f . 4 . f,.- M ' 4- ., M 'fa-,,. Mldcir ' 1 Tvs done hr IDE 0 0 :lsr ,Snider 0 , 7 ff ,n I, fff' 1 FTD f Z J 1 xp? X o , fi 351 , ff I L CMM WW' , f A 3 WV' I I 2 X 5 'fr X mm I I W.. . f I ' 4 H1112 UW Q , R 5 W, , ,JZ 'J ...J f n 'f W? fLeft-rightj: J. S. Williams MM1, G. M. Crissman MM3, M. R. Hughes MM1, F. R. Lutz MM2, K. L. Martin MM2, D. C. Ptacek MM3. No.1Hw14G 0 ww fi P i4aiif?2O M 0 1741, ,ydxl g 0 W X i zlfgfiwia. I ,f x v 'UN 0 X rf H '. 5 g jii iiiii iff H ' Diff fnfilli . .'x to by I Q W ' mi .. 6 Q , gi, , H'-x ? 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A . -Xf!- ,l 'f5?.-. .5 9315 27 5 :T T 1 Rf, lg: G:':fixN QB ' 'lQ'x5a Q ':'f?' KXWI' 3:7-f f wiv '- 711' m VF lil YW ' E K, .g- - - , . ,A M. 3 b .X X A 1 lx'. 1r'-- 1 I , 2 4, I 'I f A x 1 1 'Q V 3 nl' l 4 1 Q 'U,C','1l '-1111 ,. , , , . ,r yy ,ui 1 'H,r,r,f.ff Q x X 4 - 1,fy:f.4afla1fZ:1,,,:.is1gzmi:. N1 .. In ,,1T.,Hw,All,1, Qs 1 .11 nl ,,fm...w', -Q S. if 'I '. ,I '1 v. 5' f 1 . V n X f - . nf- X r-I 1 1, 1 .wi f , 1 Q f f '- f , 1 B X , , -K' X , X vt 1 f 1 .v V Kr U 1 ' K ' 1- , 5 I I .J I 1 le V . I f' fi'-sig .. - ., , ..,Bu1, every iime I hang my towel on1he holder, on the wafer drains out of the bcnh tub. F? x ---. -. 1 Bottom CLeft-rightlz H. C. Batch MMS, R. Dykstra MM1, D Mixa MM2, R. B. Breed MM1, E. Bramlett MM2, R. B. Fine MM2 ' g iq ,'x,- ik , ' f 6 VC VLKL .L J A I . . Q M B M M BW B -M 4 gy 4-.22 N' .A , ,..-Q .f if Q Q- ' You want swipes where? Top fLeft-rightj: C. A. Young MM1, C. A. Rohrman MM1, J. L. Barnes MM1, C. T. Boyle MM1, R. D. Sorensen EM2, P. R. McPherson MM2. Bottom CLeft-rightjz F. R. Alcocer MMFN, j. G. johnson ENFN, J. A. Rue MMFA, K. E. Propok MMFN, D. A. Schardt MM2, V. H. Draper MM1, D. L. Clark MM3, D. H. Bergenstock MM3. -wif half 3 X 4 4' 7 f I 1, ,f , A .gf ,V X 'Q :iff Above CLeft-rightlz R. L. Phillips MMFN, A. G. Kennedy MM2, F., E. Peacock FN, R. E. Revill EN1. Left CLefr-righrbz W. A1 Coderre FN, D. E. Dovel MM2, R. H. Williams MM1, S. H. Ohls FA, M. O. Revill EN2, R. C. Baker ENS, K. L. Underwood FN. Bottom CLeft-lrightlz V. J. Druggi, HTFA, H. J. Callender Jr. HT3, J. K. Gilley HT3, G. R. Davis HT3, V. G. King HT2. D W kk ' n . 4 ,H '4 I I 9 ll I . x I x fl' X . in f. N JgvJX-JXL ' 1 6 5.4-Z., we .W Z fl, Top fLeft-rightj: C. E. Admire, HT1 D. A. Shroy HT3, G. A. Shilling MR3 W, T,,Bres1in HTS, L. I. Vandercoever- ing MM2, R. W. Pfantz HT2. i v i s i 0 n 'ff wx :ff RKNQ Navigation Department LTJG NOBLE, the son of Garland and Ruth Lynch, was born and raised in Orange Park, Florida. He attended Tulane University in New Orleans and spent his junior year studying abroad at the University of Edinburgh. He graduated from Tulane University in T974 with a degree in Mechanical Engineering and received his commission from the University's NROTC Program. After graduation he attended Nuclear Power Prototype School at the Nuclear Training Unit, West Milton, New York. ln June, 'l975, he reported aboard Virginia and assumed duties at Repair Division Officer. ln June T977, he assumed his present assignment as Navigator. LTJG NOBLE is married to the former Miss Patricia Ann Crosby of New Orleans, Louisiana. The NOBLE's have one child, Michael, and currently reside in Newport News. QMC McMillan , V 1 ?-sf 1-wwf I - I Q r 45'-fffi fLeft-rightjz B. H. Gentry QMSN, J. R. Ewers QM3, F. W. Hammond QM2. 'Y Tx f eq ,, ' if ,IQ l , mf seek f , N'Fs:XX,4 k Z fwgnxb , X ' wv K ,' Z, . IJ R A ig , x P? 0 1 3 f X W N? ,,,,,,,, ,, .,,f, . ' T ' -' Q -l-l - 1 K 'MX A ' I x Q X ' xx . 4 ' IJ l 1 , x xufq1j7fLfl,if, . In nga' 1 x X , I Helmsmm, Simon sez, IO' righv rudder. LCDR MADDOX, the son of Mrs. lva Maddox, was born and raised in Madera, California and enlisted in the Navy in 1955. He served as an Aviation Electronics Technician and air crewman attached to Heavy Attack Squadron TWO before receiving his commission from Officer Candidate School in l962. After being commissioned, he served as Gunnery and Fire Control Officer on the USS Coral Sea CCVA-43l and Missile Officer, Missile Ordnance Officer, and Fire Control Officer on the USS Josephus Daniels KDLG-27l. From T967 until 'l969, he worked for Naval Ships Weapons Systems Engineering Station in California as Officer in Charge of the Missile and Gunnery Ship Qualification Trial Teams for USS Dahlgren, USS R. K. Turner, and USS Mahan. He also served as Officer in Charge of the Terrier Missile System Shock Test Project. ln T969, LCDR Maddox was assigned as Weapons Officer in USS Hole CDDG-T3l and in l97l he served as Proiect Officer for Fleet introduction of the Terrier Digital Fire Control System. g His last assignment before reporting aboard Virginia was Director of Surface Missile System Officer Training at the Navy Guided Missile School, Dam Neck, Virginia. LCDR Maddox is married to the former Miss Alice Elaine Ross. They have two children, Joyce and George, and reside in Virginia Beach. Combat System Dept. Left-right: J. R. Howard ENS, J. S. Mahaley LT, E. R. Stone CWO4, T. G. Gilson, jr. LT, C. J. Larger LTJG, G. D. McBrayer LT. Yr 1 I 4 Rd! Top Left rrght W Armendarrz GMGC E L Walker STGCS R C Shaffer FTMC W Harm III FTGC T A Haapala ETC Bottom Front CLeft r1ghtD D D Frsher TM2 H E Wallace STG2 R Peele TMSN, C Lawson STG3 Back CLeftr1ghtJ M E Lynch STG2 B V Hanshaw STG1 J H Grldemerster STG1 J D Graham STG3 W Jongenlen STG2 R F Burkhead STG2 R L S1ng1etonSTGSA 1-N4 l 92 f I j ,5 , I gy f au.. 1 I , 1 I . I f f A 5, ,, an! lr fl. I ii H '3 , I 'I 1gp E195 -' : . ' , .. ,.. ,j.. L , . . . ' ,- ,.. ,.J. jx.. . -:.. ,.. ,.. i , . . , . , - .. , W QQ . . . I it , I , 3 I? , ii! I I iw I U5 I if 'iii ir ' 2' N I I I I 5 I . V sl b 111 . . 1 I I . an ji! I I I I v 4, I w I . ' 3 FQ f ,V I Ny l O I I nl I li VL I Ri I l l wg 9 V I I I I I -o,- .4 .I 1 4, l I I I I Q I ' f 1 G l W I Ls I 1. 'f ' E76 , tim' -fe' ' L 515 ff , ,. I 7, fag? , i a. 42 if if ' ,QW ' X I - V X 11153 Mf, XW 2-A , ,fx 'ff f . f if f I Wu S L' ' ' fr ' 2f 5 i-'22, fi X L if Z ' X :sf-Z' f ff f , Q... 5 fzaqzi N. ai: s' 'kt' f' 1, , .gf KP' ff 1. 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Temple ET3, H. L. Hastings ET3, K. W. Fields ET1, J. A. Saunders ET2, J. E. Riffe ET3. 49 -.1 --.W ffgxlvfxff V? A I , mh ,P :yk H 2. A K K fr ggi Wi , I , , fi . . . 4. . . , if .- , K if .Q Q , ff 'vw V ' , 1 ,. , V I ve is N -6 24 if, 1 f 1 Top fLeft-rightl: L. Wiggins FTM2, D. W. Aviles FTM2, M. L. Wattenmaker FTG3, B. R. Austin FTG1, J. M. Howard FTM3, 7 R. D. Brickley FTM2. Bottom Front CLeft-rightjz T. D. Minyard FTGSN, T. D. Bates FTM2, J. L. Williamson FTGSN, T. A. Wilson FTM2, D. L. Hentsch FTMSN, N. A. Putsky FTGSN. Back fLeft- rightlz F. W. Godak FTG1, F. Dedear FTG2, M. L. Shields FTM2, B. G. Blackman FTM2, N. E. Stolte FTG3. X gi-me ' f. M l , I I . :I I 1I I I 4 I, I 4 I In fi I I I I 1 I I I IE I V I I 3. I4. -K Q Vk,V . .44 L I Top fLeft-rightjz C. J. Brinker GMG3, J. L. Strickliand GMMSA, W. H. Knox GMG2, R. Ybanez GMGSN, A. R. Ferraioli GMM1. CU i v i S i 0 n Front fLeft-rightlz J. P. Farmer' GMM3, M. Covey GMMSN, J. I. Munzi GMM2, J. B. Cottrell GMMSN. Back lLeft-rightlz J. L. Strickland GMMSA, F. Esslinger SN, J. F. Craig GMMSN, L. Kluk GMMSN. ,umm ., A S u , M , , ,, F3 5-ii f 5 x X 'su , 1 42, V vrlt x ,, ix . .3 2 - it .-Q, . , 1 .L lj:-t h My -:,,,,: .ri-'-' If A - ' 5 ,,1.'l'j '5j,'-X4 - . 4 V. .-- ., 176.512 f , ,:..,,. Ks MW' ' 05990 HRA. W? S QL' ex 0 is X2 f y mx! ' Z-4 X x A 1 W' is xl M5 Kb NWN' ff: d z 1,1 X X Q M' -4 K 'fbf , . X1 Mx -. ., .. , ,Q PM Q56 , V, N V 'if N z?,5,g,37 -U LY-4 I' . f ' r, A' 5 . X, www K. K X W sn, ,. ,j Y-xg xiii' .Q ' 1 A , , if , G . 'L ' -K y ww 5 I J . N R' H, L. Q 0 QM, W6 X .vl V , I B gfs-f Q . TW LM , ff' F, V H A r X gig? 5+-f l !!'h H1g er, I said Higher, Not FIRE! SN MM3 Anderson, Mark W Annino, Edward L. Anthony, Michael Arlotta, Michael Arnold, James A. Baker, Michael J. Baker, William H. Ballew, David N. Banta, James L. Barbee, Claudius Barlow, James J. Barron, Edward J . Battell, Larry D. Baugh, Donald W. Bennett, David R. Benson, Michael E. Blanton, Terry L. Blazer, Michael Fox, Michael D. May, Arnold C. Bolin, Edward S. Bomboy, John D. Bordeaux, Ralph R. Bradbury, Larry T. Branson, Gary,'L. Brazee, Joseph'H. Breitenfeldt, Daniel Brevard, Ronald K. Brewer, Rondell E. Brown, Dale E. Brummit, Lonnie B. Burch, Terry M. Burgoon, George W. Capron, Arthur D. Carter, Robert C. Chapin, Norman H. Chase, Thurman J. Cichinelli, Ronald G. Cherry, Ernest L. Cissell, John V. Clay, Frank C. Cobb, Ronald L. Coleman, Edward B. Collins, Richard W. Cook, Robert W. Cottrell, Jerry B. STG2 MMI SMSN MS3 SN DSI SN ETN3 MMI SN HTFN STGSA SA MM2 FN MM2 SN DS2 GMMI SN ETI SN MM2 MSSN GMM2 SN MM2 SHSA OSCM MM2 IC2 EM2 MMFN MSSN SN MMI OS3 BMI SN RMI MM2 GMMSN Crews, Christopher M.MS2 Cruz, Richardo A. Curl, Bruce M. Cyrus, Roger C. Curran, Kevin F. Damic'k, William E. MSI EM2 SHI MM2 MMI Daniels, Edward R.lllOS3 Daniels, Jerry R. ETI Davis, Charlie W. SM3 W. CLeft-rightb: L. R. Trujillo SN, T. L. Blanton SN, G. C. Tripp 053, C. L. Nulph SN. Not Pictured Debruhl, Douglas E. Defoor, Michael D. Dehart, Weldon D. Derr, Gary D. Dietrich, Steven R. Disne David W YI ' Doray, Thomas E. Duke, Jon A. Dunaway, Steven M. Dunbar, Dennis J. Duncan, Ronald E. Duncan, Danilo A. Dykes, Henry F. Ebalo, Telesforo E. Edmisten, Floyd D. Erdman, Edward W. Espititu, Rogelio M. Everett, James A. Fabila, George D. Fast, John R. Fee, Allen E. Fine, Darrell S. Fisher, Darrell L. Fix, David V. Fletcher, Gregory A. Foster, Michael A. Freed, Joe D. Gandy, Robert A. Jr. Gilley, Joseph K. Glasgow, Jeffry L. Godby, Tyrone H. Golby, Ronald R. Goodbred, John R. Goodwin, Delton W. Gower, David P. Gregory, Johnny Gregory, Samuel Hamblet, Mark E. Hannan, Harry S. Harp, Harold L. Hawthorne, Jack W. Hess, Gary R. Higgins, Francis Hill, Cris L. Hoffman, Keith P. Holzlohner, Robert J. Hons, Richard Horan, John R. HT3 GMMC SA YN2 STG2 MM2 ETI ETN2 MMFN SN ETN3 SN SMI MS2 GMMI ETR2 MSI SA MSC ETR2 HTC ETR2 MSSA MM2 MR3 FTG3 ETR2 MR2 MM3 HT3 EWI HTFN MM2 EMI MMFN MM2 MSSN GMG2 EM2 GMM2 HT3 ETR2 ETN3 MM2 FN MSSN RM2 MM2 GMGI Hunter, Matthew C. Jr. ETN2 Huskisson, Daniel K. MM2 Hutchinson, Larry K. ETI Jackson, Thomas M. Jarnagin, Joe M. Jaskiewicz, James J. Johns, Charles H. Johnson, Prentice R. Johns, Edward L. Jr. Kelly, Kenneth S. HT3 MMI ETN3 MS3 RMSN SN RM2 Kennedy, Thomas F. Jr. SN Kenney, Michael A. Kern, Terry M. Kilichowski, Joseph Kirby, Robert J. Landry, Kenneth C. Lawrence, Robert E. Leitzel, Ricky Lizama, Michael D. Locke, Jerry M. Jr. Lockhart, Terry M. Lombardo, Francis E. Loveall, Lee F. Lubold, Carl R. Lutzweiler, Dirk L. Mackey, Robert B. Maki, Robert J. Marion, Peter R. Martin, Michael J. McBride, Michael R. McMiIlian, William A. EM3 EM2 SHSN QM2 MMI ETN3 HT3 YN3 MMFN DSC RMI MM2 SK3 SA RM3 MMCS STGI ETR2 MM2 EM2 QMC McMinnis, Lester T. Jr. SK2 McFarland, Thomas Melita, Michael J. Mizopalko, Michael Mongeon, Donald D. Moon, Harold B. Morgan, Edward C. Myers, Timothy M. Odom, Johnny D. Overton, Lauran P. Overton, Tommie L. Perry, Mark L. Piotrowski, Robert M. Potter, Terry R. Price, Reginald Pritchard, Neil B. Prtorich, John M. MM3 BMI ETR2 OSI OS2 MM2 FN DS3 OSI RMSN SN MS2 MS3 HT3 MS3 EM2 Redditt, Daryle E. ENFN Reed, George E. Rees, Anthony L. Roberts, James P. MSSN EM2 SA Rondero, Dominador R. MR2 Roxbury, Gerald C. Santos, Felimon F. Satterfield, John M. Scharf, Walter Schmutte, John T. Shelton, Daniel O. Sibley, Thomas H. Sikes, Jerry L. OSI MSI FN SN EWC MM2 MMI EM2 Silberstein, Thomas B. MM2 Sims, Arthur L. FN Skidmore, Charles L. YN3 Smith, Billy J. ETN2 Smith, Keith A. SN Smith, Robert W. MMI Stabenow, Richard T. ETN3 Stanley, Mike V. FN Starks, Ronald R. OSI Pummell, Douglas G. Jr. GMMSN Rainey, Travis D. Ramos, Cristino L. Reddick, Jimmie B. MSI SKI MS2 Stefenel, Daniel G. FTMI Stegman, Jack-A. FTMI Stonge, Richard A. MS2 Streaty, Bruce W. SN Svensson, Robert MM2 Swenk, Anthony J. FTM3 Swift, Richard J. MMI Tawney, Harry C. EMCM Thomas, Phillip SN Traylor, Thomas E. MM2 Tremper, Frank K. Jr.MM2 Tripp, Guy C. OS3 Trombley, Allen R. MM2 Truchinski, Robert L. ETN2 Truiillo, Lee R. SN Turner, Newell R. MM2 Tyson, Paul D. EMI Vanderkamp, David W.EM3 Vargas, Anthony P. MM2 Walbroel, Thomas J. ETN3 Walker, Matthew D. MM3 Wallace, Mark A. ETR2 Westmoreland, Frank OSSN White, Everette D. HTI Whiting, John C. RMCS Whitley, Donnie H. YNC Williams, Raymond D. FTM3 Wright, Frederick E. FTCM Wynn, William A. MM2 , N w 1 1 Q 4 w 4 w Q-. in I f,fw a f W' vw X' M A ifilf Wa X xii N x H Sim X X .F xiii X' 'il ix-Xilx TXSTYXK5: N X- Nwsyx XXX' 1 X-1 XNQ. -N if X ixSXx 'i -S x X ' N NNN' X X N xx .K X Q X X T X wg 'S A '- CSSGT-VVSAT-OT-IV ,U , 1 , I ,f,, N 1 It I z 33 1 , f 2 I 1 if 2 H: 9 ,' 3 E15 2 U w ' I W. , N5 iii? I 1 1 Z ,E , T ' i fn l, Elf 1,1 X Egg, .f' lt, EVi'! . 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': ' , f ' , , ,fx , A - 3 f mmwxff-X . ,,, wff ' X , ,,', b 5 , 7 ' Q , il 0 3 I , b U1,,,.., , ,,,k ,A A V if 7 Kk M,iL,i,,.ws , .,, 4 ., 1 M: ,f ' if ,,,, . I I ' - -,fftkw-.X - Z- Qifgwb .1 , ,wr e2,l2Qiif,f'53,2'5 . M -my ' ,f. .',. 'f ? 'T A'T4'Q, A ,Q-s:f'f'fl,3fx'Vifirvi-ff'5L - ' lffj n ib' , ' H ii- , 1 , , ' w ,Liles ,Alf . f ' A ,. v:Q,:.455 , ,- Wi xgff f JJ ,su For a long time, the Navy's major inducement has been the opportunity to travel. Many young men ioin the Navy for the express purpose of seeing the world. So far in her first year of service, the VIRGINIA has visited the Virgin Islands, Puerto Rico, Fort Lauderdale, not to mention beautiful downtown Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. The future holds even more places for the Virginia, places like Germany with the equally beautiful women, France, with the sunny beaches of the French Riviera and the famous French cuisine, Italy with it's history and art, the market- places of Marrakesh, Morrocco, and Greece, whose ancient ruins housed the birthplace of democracy. And there are more, England, Spain, Brazil, Turkey, Israel, the list is seemingly endless. These ports promise the men of the VIRGINIA many adventures and good times not to mention the learning experi- ence it will provide as they come in contact with other peoples and their customs. The VlRGlNlA's future is the world. ,,f f ,if , 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 3 1 1 1 L1 1 L Q 7 f fff f I A f , f W 1 U . .1 1 - . X 1 . f i , 1 4 Q1 W 5 1 i W 14 LN Q? 1 w I 5 E ,, Y 9 4 E E k 4 'x L , x L, H i f I 'ff-,f ,X uh i 96 Virginia's Omsbudsmen The Crew's Book Staff would like to take this opportunity to express our deepest appreciation to the Wives' Omsbudsmen on behalf of the officers and crew of VIRGINIA Through their Interest concern, and hard wgrk the rigors of Navy life and Inherent family separation have been made much more acceptable. In recognition for their efforts and outstanding results this page is dedicated to our omsbudsmen: Mrs Mrs Mrs. Mrs Mrs Mrs Paul Schulte Jun Cook Jean Hill Barbara Young Sue Goodbred Wanda Keele officers and crew of USS VIRGINIA for their cooperation in making this a successful venture. .ig QHEREB mf fx 1 The staff of the Crew's Book would like to thank the I WM NV, .AW f A 6 STAGES or A PROJECT I WiId enthusiasm g 2 Disillusionment 3. Utter confusion 4. Pursuit ofthe guilty u 5. Punishment of the innocent' 6. 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