Wabash (AOR 5) - Naval Cruise Book

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1990 volume:

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MH f f-an 'HI n ' xxx: A y N l NJ 4 v x 'I' 4 Wiiiiaif' kms , if? PLAN or Tm: DAY Lass w'ABAsH mon sp I-'vu SAN rRANc1sc'o 96683-3027 Fon L-1NJm'M1-:NT ONLY. snow ALL YOUR FRIENDS. AUGUST 89 - AUGUST 90 SHIP'S ROUTINE - CARRY OUT THE UNDERWAY ROIITINE RESCRIBED IN USS WABASH INSTRUCTION 000000, EXCEPT AS MODIFIED BELOW: COMMANDING OFFICER EXECUTIVE OFFICER OFFICERSXCHIEF PETTY OFFICERS CALL QUARTERS CHANGE OF COMMAND CEREMONY PACIFIC EXERCIS '89 STATION THE SEA ANCHOR DETAIL UNDERWAY WESTPACXDEPART LONG BEACH STATION THE UNREP DETAIL FLIGHT QUARTERS WESTPAC PICTURE PICK I WOMEN WE LEFT BEHIND JUST PLAYING AROUND SPEACH PICTURE PICK II STATION THE SEA AND ANCHOR DETAILXRETURN LONG BEACH 1 illlli liliililiilliillliillllllllIli!!llilOllCIilitllll1Iiillllliilllliiiilliliii Q A. THE PLAN OF THE DAY WILI. BE PLACED ON ALL LIVING ROOM COFFEE TABLE23 B. THE PLAN OF THE DAY WILL BE SUBJECT OF MANY A CONVERSATION AT CR MEMBERS PARTIES. C. ALL PERSONS SHALL READ THE PLAN OF THE DAY AT LEAST ONCE A YEAR. iiiilillllllil UlllllillilillllillilliilOOOOiililllliUI0llUiilllllllllillliillllllli Will lfll lll.. l'0lll USS WABASH, a fleet replenishment oiler, represents a versatile class of Navy Supply ships. Her primary mission is to replenish operating ships at sea with a variety of provisions from fuel to munitions. Built by General Dynamics Corporation at Quincy, Massachusetts and commissioned on November 20, 1971. WABASH has been homeported in Long Beach. an since October 1984. USS WABASH was awarded the prestigious National Defense Transporta- tion Award for 1980. WABASH was also awarded the coveted US. Pacific Fleet Battle Efficiency En forthe period July 1980 through December 1981. Since been awarded the Sea Service Deployment Ribbon and Marine Corps Expeditionary Medal, and the Humanitarian Service Medal. Length overall 059 fem Beam extreme 90 fu., Full loadfdisplacement 41.360 'ons Full loaai draft 36 feel Boilers fi ' 3 Propellers 2 Shaft horsepower ahead 16,000 per Shan Shaft horsepower astern 1 500 pc., ghan Commissioned ,l97l N00 20 Maximum speed over 20 knots Q 5 P is 'Q 3' X , QQQQOW-4 'A' CANNUNIIALL EXPRESS 1971-? 'yn- C PTAIN GILMAN E. R .. ' I X wil 1 - - sinks? fa. A f O . I D X r 1 T wr r 1 1 at W, 4 5913 A L sg... ftgfjl. I Ig' l 7 e A elf' ' L13 1. uf I NAV by ' J Captain Gilman E. Rud is a native of Portland, North Dakota. Graduating from North Dakota State University with a Bache- lor of Science, he received his commission in May 1967 and earned his Wings of Gold in Dec. 1968 at Beeville, Tx. His first assignment was flying the A-4 with the Black Dia- monds of VA-216 at NAS Alameda, California. Completing his tour with Va-216, Captain Rud transitioned to the A-7 and reported to the Va-215 Barn Owls for a combat deployment to Southeast Asia on board USS ORISKANY QCV-343. In January 1972, Captain Rud reported to VA-122 as an In- structor and LSO. He then joined CVW-14 as the Wing LSO for the first deployment of the F-14 in November 1974. He was also named Assistant Operations Officer for VA-97 and partici- pated in the evacuation of Saigon. In February 1977, Captain Rud reported to the Navy Recruiting District San Antonio, Tx as the Officer Program Director for the South Texas area. Following this tour, Captain Rud attend- ed the Armed Forces Staff College. In November 1985, Captain Rud became the Commanding Offi- cer and Flight Leader of the Navy Flight Demonstration Squad- ron. As Blue Angel Number One, he was responsible for transi- tioning the squadron from the A-4 Skyhawk to the FfA 18 Hornet. Captain Rud has accumulated more than 5600 flight hours and 775 carrier landings. His decorations include the Legion of Merit, two Meritorious Service Medals, five StrikefFlight Air Medals, and the Navy Commendation Medal and numerous other unit and service awards. Captain Rud is married to the former Barbara Carroll of Mont- gomery, Louisiana. They have three childreng Valerie, a 21 year old senior attending Virginia Tech University, Ryan 17 and Sally 12. lzx1acl'rlvlz oFrlt,lsl1 Lcnn if 1: mum ANI: LCDR William C Kirkland Jr. is a 1976 graduate of tl: United States Naval Academy. In October l977,.after axttenif ing Surface Warfare Officer School in San Diego. f 21- Nr: reported for his first shipboard tour on USS GALLA. QMSO-4891, which served as Engineer Officer and Acting Executive Officer. Earning his designation HS H Sllffiiff' Warfare Officer in 1979. His next served on USS FOX CCG-335 homeport in Salt Diego, Ca. Being Missile Fire Control Officer and later as Navigator. Leaving the USS FOX, LCDR KIRKLAND was assigned as a combat System Instructor and Surface Warfare Training Officer at Fleet Training Group, in San Diego. He conducted underway training for over seventy U.S. Navy Coast Guard and foreign navy ships. Following this tour, he attended Surface Warfare Depart- ment Head School in Newport Rhode Island. Graduating with distinction in May 1984. In July 1984, he reported to USS RAMSEY in San Diego for his first Department Head tour as Weapons Officer. LCDR Kirkland left USS RAMSEY in 1986 and reported to USS TUSCALOSSA CLST-11871, where he served as First Lieutenant until May 1987. Then Engineer Officer until November 1988 during this tour earned the designation Qualified for Command at Sea. I In December 1988 LCDR Kirkland reported to USS CARI YINSON QCVN-705 in Alameda, California. Serving as As: srstant Combat Direction Center Officer until his selection to Executive Officer School in September 1989. ln Dece b m er 1989, he reported aboard USS WABASH QAOR-59 as FXQCU- tive Officer. O ' In his 14 years of commissioned service, LCDR Kirkland ha., accumulated 10 years of sea duty surface ships including four Western Pacific and Indian Ocean Deployments lim-ora- 29:5 Include? the Navy Commendation Medal, 3 Navy mcaieigement Medals and numerous other unit and service LDCR Kirkland was born i M' h' - . . fornia his home state Marrld tdctlfgafn, but considers C ah- New Providence, New Jersey. Ormer Gail Madsen of 5? x 4' - wwf UFFICEB sp 'I L1 LL X2 dn i Qs- X ...QL- f 2 x 3, A S ,Z LCDR IRA L CWO2 JAMES S LT IAN C LANCE LTJC ALISTAIR STOKES DAWSEY BORCHERT QDECK DEPT. HEAD! LCDR DELBERT E DAVIS fCURRENT SUPPOj CDR THOMAS L MASSER QPREVIOUS SUPPOJ LTJG MICHAEL WHEELER ENS JON C LANGEL xxx! A V I 1 ,Mm F v r i 1 1? 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Ellington is a native of Pico-Rivera. ful 'VN-'ff he graduated from El Rancho High School. His first tour of duty was at Naval Communication Station. Yokosulaa. Japan Wllfff he remained until February 1975. In March 1975, Master Chief Ellington reported to the USS BIQRKI-'l FY tDlKi-15i- While on board, he attended Teletype Maintenance Class C School and tlfidmmns second in the class. In July 1978, he reported to Naval Radio Transmitting lfacility. Totsulta. Japan where T served as Communications Leading Petty Officer. The highlight of this tour WlS,1l5 I . . . se ectron as commander, Naval Telecommunications Command Shore Sailor of the I ear and his advancement to Chief Petty Officer. lzjflaster Chief Ellington reported to the USS KIRK tHf-10871 in October 1981 servitll 35 ommu ' ' ' mcations LCPO and Command Safety Officer. I K Kamiseya, Japan serving as the Command Career counselor, senior enlisted advisor Ill the Assistant Officer in Ch f . arge o the facility. Significant accomplishments latin! 'M' tour were his advancement to Senior Chief Petty Officer and his selection as tb! NV? Lelague of the United States, Commodore Petty Council thief Petty Officer of tht YM' as ore. n November 1984, Master Chief Ellington reported to Naval Radio Receivia Facility, On board the USS WABASH MOR-51. Master Chief lillington does what ever H Ilia for the ship to accomplish its' ' -' determination i h t t . kmasston while at sea and in port He shows illittaflfvi 5 in w a ever as d w pak' and what he has done JOB VJFIEP Bglsilful' e are wry pmud M nm nm 52 - ' ' t s t v , , L 1 . . . , p Ri ' Q ' f' ' -- 4 J 4 , C ,V law, 2. ui it wwf . M was Q I WX L ,usmx A NX ETCM RODNEY C WHITE 1-Hill: X , - 5 MMCS EDILBERTO O EVANGELISTA 'Gb Hue BTC THOMAS I HOOSIER . Rf Q ..-of GJ I NCC JAMES H BAUER SR 1 If , - 1 .,,,,,,, ' I .v ' f 2' A 9 I ' 1 x 1, 7 ,V IQ 1 M. E MSCS SAM R RMCS LEON M SKCS ROGER M WALKER OERLINE BARCARSE f .R., .L L My C . 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Rid gg. wple- ilu- ra-spumobihlim in url-yin nu! ilu' I SN W KHNSHK lifting, Slay mg nn mp nf rsrry esqrlutim Chi imuln-x this hard hurling ship, l nd:-sway, Ihr rummunding officefis rrspunsilnlr 'UI rxrrrising underway n-plc-nishnwnls. As. n-rliral replenish- mrnlx, lin- l SS NKAHASH MOR-Sf Il ,Ul'll'd Hallie- hroup fharlie IMI ulhrf ships throughout the Middle I-nsl. 'Ihr ISS NN AIMS!! MOR-Sr lakes pridr in pa-rfornning und 4-xvvuting the dulirs that ure- vxpvrlc-d of this ship. Aflrr Ihr Commanding 0fnCt'r'S lslll mnnlh la-rm nn thc' IHS WABASH QAUR-Sa, 'Ylnrf' spain will the chain nf command rc-rvmnnj mlm pllcf Ol! Ihf' l'.S','s' H ,-1li.4SII . F ' i -' S ,ff I 'Nu 'I -W' -in Y ,,.-h. lf' Q Top Left: Celebration of ourjoys and sorrows to the memories of CAPT WRIGHT Above: HJOINING OF THEIR HANDS, T0 SEPARATE THEIR DUTIES IN CUSTOM Below: THE FINAL FAREWELL TO CAP- TAIN D J WRIGHT I .-4' xi vs 'n.wY. 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Un Ihg 4H xl'X HI IHNIN1-XNU 4lHIN1H'NX,MlIhaallIh1'uf lun and fzunalx mrrnbcrx to unlrncv Ilan veundrrful 1-wnl fllf1Nr.lNf, UI IIIINUNY PACIFIC FLEE'l' EXEIICISE 889 Amslm f 4 E Blzlum: sm is kv ? if 2 Q 'lb o 15 Q9 Q v ga 450, ..-.. 0: JAPAN YUKUIIUMA PAC!-IX 89 F om 05 September to 09 November l989 the USS WABASII QAORSJ participat- Ein PACEX '89, Providing fuel and supplies for two separate battle groups along :he coast of Southern California up to the Aluetian Islands in the North Pacific Ocean- Despite the less than desirable weather conditions, the Cannonball Express completed 93 underway replenishments. Transferring over twenty-seven million gallons of fuel, which the embarked Air Detachment from the HC-ll. Y o a l - Q' Y 4' 'li CN , y Z, ff ,W M! 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QM3 wl1-uAMs QMSN 1,.wAo QM3 Rnomts QMSA GU'l lllERRliZ QMSA 'llll.l.MAN FA woonfuzn, A HTFN 1m'zr1Nm:Rc:lQu HTFA MILLICR MM3 Ronmomiz, F MMM wouf MMM c:oNzA1,r:z FA HU'l'C'lllNSON FA omow BTI Esmiwllm BT2 NETH BT2 semi, BT3 COLLINS BT3 Dommcmiz BT3 HERRERA BT3 LIEN BT3 WHITE FA CABALLERO FA CLULEE We care so much and wouIdn't dare forget you for all the wonderful works you done these last past Sl ' x months. All the CANNONBAI l members are a family here with warmth and caring in their hearts. . . '90 ng f' Wet- A . 7':,-N H f . A M .L 1-'Y' flux Y gx as vig SS I f f iw X A 51' EQ frkx Ei1W K Av SSQKXY A g Q . . WSE K N.. Q MAMN M PICKS 5 f ,gg X -W ,Ns a, J.. WRX. V S9 f 'p 3'fsI ? 1lj ' . ,f 1 -f.,, A 'M N 413. .. ,,, , . lm. , 4 r f. g s k A ,I A I 4 W M2270 UL. ' , SE '7' ig.: IL gf, A. ..... -I .. .1 14 ,, 1 , fA 1 K f fl A ' 7 Vffffl 5 Q' W Q 2 , x ,af , VSYO! I U f 6 1 x 5 X W 5 l 'Z J' 5322? Q K 'FS NW Q m QD ' -4 xv ., r My ,W 3. ., '11 af ,ck V an -3' .. , K fn ! i. 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Arizona Memorial ' s A 0 ,ww .... , U 1 Beautiful Hawaiian Sunset Vi inn - rin hula cinmufi' ni Which one needs a tan? .611 ,qua I ,Hx mfs- ' 1 . x ' x ,.1.,g, 1 ' 1-'v-Sa-e' W n , , -elsif? P Setting gel comes in handy These guys will never get a ride . ,4.,....g..mnni Ywviwvvfvmw fv we omzwv SU BI C BAY MANILA PIIILIPPINI' I PHILIPPINES Many sailors ventured out beyond the main gates to explore and were hoping to find many luxuries that they could keep for souvenirs. After crossing the Santa Rita River Bridge Qas it is less commonly knownj, you are treated to a variety of colors and sounds. Banners fly everywhere greeting you to their country and inviting to buy something . The men, women, and even the children would barrage you with hats, sunglasses, and a vast number of other items to buy. The bars and nightclubs cater every musical interest, from country to rock n' roll. You could actually sit in a bar and enjoy yourself without any hassles, but you did have to be aware of a hand pounding on your leg and a whisper, buy me a drink . The outskirts of Olongapo City was a get away, we were able to see the beautiful country-side that the Philippines has to offer. It is truly a wonder- ful countryg full of beautiful sights, wonderful people and a proud past. Friendly people an Inu an lha Vlnhppnu-x, 49 .I 5 1 'L mu -.1 nl: K no Y fulfill! ll uh' It' Thailand Thailand!!! This word conjures up images of lazy afternoons on the sunswept beaches, swimming in the warm water off the gulf of Thailand and taking part in the action packed nightlife of Pattaya Beach. Thailand is high on the list of the most memorable ports that the Wabash had the opportunity to visit. This resort island offers a unique liberty experience to sailors and vacation- ers alike. When liberty call' was heard over the 1 mc., many sailors stormed off the brow onto the sandy beach to be met by a huge carnival-like atmo- sphere. Pattaya Beach has a host of restaurants, open bars, and various stores selling everything from diving equipment to gold baht. The nightclubs offer exotic entertainment including a fast and furious sport known as kick- boxing and many other eye-catching shows which made Thailand an unforgettable port for all. The five days we visited was not nearly enough to explore the interesting country life Thailand has offer. Many of us though had the opportunity to take in some of the tours available to Bangkok and the River Kwai. To many, Thailand was the port that made WEST PAC 90' worth every hour spent out at sea. - J , 117' 4 M55 'W' 5 2 ihirf VN IHILLIIIS lmuglml Mmm vulln has Vliilllliiys Doug and a good friend. - V , . Q, WW - I -f'. 'f ,... -1 H . - - .M .. ,. - , .lbw ' .Qhgw -A .. ,- 4- .A- V- ' . .4 ' , 335 ,, F .L ' ' pg. I Rf 14- - A fx M Pattaya Beach Winn I pal than yum v-nth -.I L IHIIN me u dural lsnnhn ,. I 5 A 'Y 74 AS GLASS. PASS WATER'S SMOOTH WITH A GOLDEN BRASSY GLOW THE HORIZON IS KISSED AND THE NIGHT AIR IS COOLED WITH A SLIGHT SMOOTHING MIST AS THE STARS STAND SO HIGH SILENT AND SO FREE SHEDDING VISIONS OF HOPE AND CONSTANT TRANQUILITY ..- E. LOCKETT I-, le n ,Al ,I ff' YF I L left llgxuxlu Qlkllllllr rn fur ilu Lxll .-'N ur ' IUVK -If lUl1'I VHN ll ' M519 ' xl 4 l ll It I 1 t 1 ' I N 1 5 als ut . V lc!! NN lu ,ua thu nlvuw pukxng mm nu f ' ' -3: Hullum l nfl Nlnmmx wnyx pupxlulg 11.1 vm L' Nl A Ncluvf lhc lmcnulx 11 HK ilu cu uf Ihq by 'N Hlluhicrm if f y, , 1 76 l WE. l'EllN AU. l'll XLI 1 G-DAY from the land down under. The CANNONBALL visits the conti- nent, which is famous among money things. For its marsupials most notably the Koala and the Kangaroos. Australia is also known for its great beaches and vast outback. After 56 days out to sea and three paychecks to save up, USS WABASH moored for a well deserved six days visit. We visit Perth! Freemantle of Western Australia that had the distinction of being in a group of cities, born from a British Penal colony rather, in 1829 a group of British individuals settle here to establish a self-governing body known as the Swan River colony. Today, Perthflfreemantle is home to one of the largest con- centration of people next to Sydney. The people are warm, caring and will even invite you over to eat dinner over their house. The weather isn't so bad either while we're there enjoying ourselves in the sun and away from the water for a change. Therefore, if you ever have the chance to visit any country in the world. Please go to Australia and you won't be disappointed. Pl'll'l'll 3 A kingk Treasure! XX hich way do you go? IR-rlh: One ofthe ch-unc-sl cities we xisilvd. HONG KONG Hong Kong was and is indeed one of those ports where you just don't have enough time to see all you want to see. When a sailor comes to a more port like Hon K h ' g ong, t e adrenaline pumps through your body and he can't wait to get off of the ship just to take part in the sightseeing and shopping that Hong Kong is' known world wide for. Shopping is one of the big activities that a sailor spends his time doing, as he travels around trying to find that special something for him lf f se or or his loved ones back home. Some of the items to buy range from the less ex e ' ' ' p nslve, custom made suits, to more expensive electronics. The huge city has many attractions that catch your e e immed' t l f y v 13 e y a ter walking into the streets. Hong Kong is a place of adventure and intrigue. IIUNG KUNG i 2 3. .gf if 5 fr kilyillllllii ui ilu nigh! Ilia 'Psa ' Lf,...g XX ii ! ix Officers haxing a good time. ,..... View from Victoria Peak. 'lin an J:1J:iQ. 'Wi r ..,, 1 Ivifi N-Q f w W A 'A Q ll-ivrl unlin ,., , f srfj f' ,, ,E i VM --v Q-'1 ,QV I, -ia ! 'N 'Hn-K' if is kv-ny ai .. 'l' 'l'l0Y THE U NREP DET IL i Y USS CARL VINSON alongside with ease. C'0MMENCING HER APPROACH. ff -na ..4f,M,.,.-X, lf R Jw-as USS MAUNA KEA ONLY A 400FT APPROACH! I 4 I A Ox Q V g' V I I, . -t Q H, 1 I nag V 2 Fx jf 24 TE me big, ffnnsnu' During Northpac and Westpac, the mighty CANNONBALL EXPRESS executed two hundred injury free underway replenishments in all types of weather conditions. We were called on to conduct them during both day and at night, which we were always ready. ,vnu XQwxvN 'x . X r ' Ni ,,:.....u-uw-- ' ! 81 g.uqun A COLD NIUHI' El Ul,l HUN v Take my picture instead! .ZZ YOU PULL ON THIC WlRI'I!! N hm HN UD ANU IHS I Al' .A Nu! hu! dulgx lgllrl' .L X K 3 l'LIbll'l' QUAIITIIII ' We ml .4111 :+ X KL I :N 4 .Aw XX? A xf.. sv 'ff X X xi X will YAY. 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Y: SKI 'IURRI 'Nfl f'hH'X1NNU f 4 ' Rlf.H'lSllH': HN12 I N s'bH'VlAX UM These arc- the VSAHASII uru- memhcrs, which is sc-ning in lhr I .N Navy. A wonderful c'urN'r jnh vailh great expedition for me-rynnv. i 3 I F Msz GADIA190MAY2lb ,L I, KL 9 If 0 , ,fr Www r I 0 Y ,,, 1 'J 3 I 1fX I Y , ' Fix , f , . sg S N I uf Nw Q A ' sm I OS2 STOLL 190MAY30J f I 'f ,f 1' ' I f 1 W5 I I f , J f y WN I QM2 BUTLER 190JUN0lJ DCC WROBEL 190JUN02J OSI SMITH f90JUL2l1 DC2 JONES Q90JUL28J dun ' LEFT: HOLY, TWO REENLIST- MENTS IN ONE WEEK AGAIN! RIGHT: Don't laugh, yours' coming up soon . . . NOT PHOTO: PN3 RODRIGUEZ 190JAN3lJ AE2 CRUZ i90JUNllJ OSSN BRUSIUS i90APR22J AD3 MABEE f90JUL02J Um in r I 2 3 : 3 ill! INN !!! xl' ,QL w we-19. N mv S t X, ,X 2 --fi x ff'-If x ' ff :.,,. '- ' X j ?z f a XX S- X .X YINSUN pr:-parm to strut hu xluf X X H ' f f 'V ,fy HWY W, , H, ,ff 2, , I f Vi! wg :ff V 4 W WW 1 a:mZ7Q:pyiff,1fu , 11:,,f 4 f. w'f'4 , f - ,,,, I 4, X, , wg' ,, f ,,, , L MQWL7-' ' W f ff ' ' ,, fav, -: ,,f , f 1 V, fy ,,,, , f f V, 1 my M H f , ,, ., , , V f ' ffl wha f, ,. H . 'fWWfWWm 'ff5L ' 'f 1 X V ' 7' W5 iii-i1?fvix 1? 'L-1 2 X x 'N in 2, X . 'MM ' -' 1 x K LxX.X-. f P J . - Si-.fa ..xx x PROUD T0 BE AN ANIERIFAN ll llll XT Will! K BTCS HOOSIER Nl-IIEIJS A BIGGER UH-ll if 11, .J I Y Q A , L. . 2. V ...AIM l.l I IINQ. INIUUI R Sl Antonio's already giving up! 'WHICH WAY T0 THE SIGNAL BRIDGE? x ' 2.4 C , 5 P351 Where does this go? Q I Q V DK2 SHOWS DKSN KING HOW T0 ADD! X ' ..--- . QUARTERMASTER QUIZ The men of the WABASH are without a doubt some of the hardest working men in the fleet! SHIELD: CREST: ll 'A B.-l SH INS I UNI .4 The shield, symbolic of defense. alludes to the Vi AHASH as tm ele- ment of our national defense system. The colors blue and gold are traditional to the US. NAVY. The flaming torch and starnat ceiifef are adapted from the flag of the State of Indiana wherein are located the Wabash River and the City of Wabash, the ship's namesakes. The river, main waterway of the state, is symbolized by the white wavy bar and the City of Wabash. with the distinction of being the world's first electrically lighted city, is indicated by the two lightning flashes in chief. The pierced stars or spur rowels in the base commemorate the exemplary service of three previous ships of the name WABASH throughout four national emergencies . the Civil War, world Warsl and ll, and the Korean conflict. The Seahorse amidst waves of the sea is symbolic of a ship with the rigorous mission of performing her services while on the high seas. The Bravo flag alludes to her main function of underway refueling. The colors blue and gold are those of the Navy, and blue. gold and white are also used on the flag of the State of Indiana. The white diamonds on the blue collar refer to the meaning of the Indian name Wabash. water over white rocks , and the number of diamonds indicate she is the fourth ship to carry the name WABASH. g , 1 f, ,W ,Q g Z i ' W L QM, ,..,,,,--I , U l 'Fm 1 if 4 Nj is vnu, 0 3 W f W I , X 4, y W , K , , ' My 't,,.-,, f Q V WW f f ' W 1 I f I I X E W f f X f y 1 I q,.-...! L e is r xi ' s ' f 5 0 0 0 V' ' 3 d if we v ' ' ,, 2 .ft . Q , 74+ f gf 1 Z!! Z y AW W ,.-. 1,0 The USS WABASH weighs 41,360 DWT and is the most dependable replenishment oiler in the U.S. Pacific Fleet. Throughout the past cruise she has steamed over 14,000 miles. 1 'N 1 in in . W v . . ., X W.. , 0 , s f e, Q-b'W ' V niet., .e I . .W V . Wu 4 . is ,Z 5 x . l' 0 Si e Y! Q 4 Q ig K . qi ,sr if , Ev' , , ,, x X xx 4. 5 Q . T ,ix is e ,gf 5 . ,X A Q u 5 bb,b es I 1 us A gm s .sm Xt MXXQQ k,..e A b is W vs: Y 3X,.p-.ss t - ' 1 . f' ...g ,eee . ' .News X .-if NH .. X .em1.,tMsNsu'f BRING IN Tllli CLUWN if CO3 V 'F HARRIS HAS THE BI-IST Nl.-KKK-IAP! A Fun had by all. 'I im-r and lru N NNIIAI K SX The USS Wabash clown troop consisted of B Kqssman, CMCI McKenzie, HMI Harriss, RP3 Wickham, BM3 Stolen, GMG3 Franssen and SN finer. They brought smiles to children all during Wesgllac. They freely gave of their free time an represented the highest standards of the Navy. Mi L ll0ll'l',.' 1 Nll AC'l'lVl'l'lI2C' . K N if GMC3 McKinney going for the Officrrs having n night out in 'Nm-a'lm. dunk. af? UN 4 If 1, , f J q .5- Friends sharing a twinkle. ' Q A n fvlvloraling Iihrrvx ull in lnpan I N Rv, av -1 kv' MQAYQ an-Q , gf If , , ' '19 if i , 4- Close your mouth Beltran or l'II shove this hat in it Just Chillin'. , was Buchan Pfeparing to frisk Terry. ...Q ,ann-rf Delo Santos sitting with all his friends I can't believe I ate .T the whole thing . 0 Going up for the shut, I Riding that Bull. ' Nm 3 1-an n 'S vi if ' Ksg' I-. Q la. 515014. Vislrv um suu spun u dame just xi job. il's nn nfiwutin a nl. Q 1 'gi' i 4.1! lchlix lu .fills A NUM Q Iii W an Q, E IIPEII l'l'ION IIANIICL CP. .F - rv- g,, Gu 'il'-rr' vm., ' 461 The USS Wabash assisted in the delivery of a school bus to a needy school in the Philippines. Crew members of other ships gave long questioning stares dur- ing unreps, but once they found out what it was for, they under- stood that once again the crew of the Wabash were doing all they could to help others. ., is ir The mighty volunteer cleaning crew. lwlllllt' CIZIIIZYIIDNY Battle Group Charlie's Superstar EM2 MARTINEZ. He was recognized by RADM WRIGHT for his diligent work ethic and superior performance throughout WESTPAC '90, We couldn't be more proud of this man, Congratulations on a job well done!! ltd 6 SN LUTHER, awarded SAILOR of the QUARTER W. .Q ,H x 'Q AMSI' McfQUl.lllllf K. awards-d NANN M'lllfVl'f MYNI MPDAI ...S 1 'ff-'xt wk lm 'OV' 4 Na 1 A Q . -.,,,,5, 5.4 . 4, ir? sf? W if if L ,, 1 Y ' 1 q E 'Vx .41 49' Miitlfk, wil I, .-Vs! 'S J WOMEN WE l.lCl+ l' BEHIND Duty calls and we must pull up all lines and set sail to distant lands. Our loved ones bid us a safe farewell and hope that we will have a quick return. We say our GOOD-BYI-IS with heavy and misty eyes and take that one last look that will be remembered in our hearts fdr six s. long month The women we left behind dread our departure, but they know that it is necessary and it is indeed our responsibility. They try not to think about what's ahead for them, but must immediately face long days on their own just as the ship departs the pier. The women left behind are the walls of strength that hold our families together while we are gone. After a time at sea, the reality of waking up and not seeing our spouse's lovely face begins to set ing the days drag on and on and calendars begin to cover the bulkheads, all pointing to the last day of our separation. We are comforted with letters and phone calls, but nothing seems to fill the void we feel inside. Although it seems that WESTPAC 90 went on forever, it was mooring to the pier that took longer, for no more than forty yards away were our best friends, the women we left behind. The men of the WABASH want to take this time and thank the true heart and soul of the WABASH, our wives and girlfriends. WE LOVE YOU ALL. , 771: f, ff MRS SEEBER ,9' ,UZ A LONELY STARE 151 X 'S if F V, R f SOCORO, K.-XLl.l'iN ANU DEBBIE Nl 'U 5 N5 W pq-un i 1'-1 .N 9 MRS WICKHAM , .W If om H 2 W Q' 3 A Q-f 154 MRS BAUER NRS XINQRFW WE LOVE YOU ALI, VI-IRY NIITHYY 'WV Z f 4 , ! X' f V , X Q V, , V y Z 2 g ie 7 ' , fs f 1 ay 'Jam ,Q 'ff -,1 'i 1 r a MRS MCCARDLE 1 4 I 4 , X x LQ, 'uv W n 31' vl.n'lN1: noun f G . . '0 ' Sir I don't get il? I I2 N1iAlllumgu up uns-Ula 1 AH' who len this here! nlldfh. V hal hnpprn In mum hlnv 4 S1 A RA UF TRADITION I U vs .-n wa. WHL PM ggi, willloii ln' Well, we're going home!! CAN YOU SEE NHT NOW ' qs this 1 i . iw 1 V ' , , if ,fm-al, - Y -'lui mmm ul If tw! V Can't wait until the next H OG DAL ir I ,M Q. ,,,. i ,,, 1 an A A .avail TlIl'1F.NFSUl 'llli PM ll lf IIIIT ...4'V 3 va., wb . NWN Waltaminute, D0 WE ' '- .. 'N W U U' HH Nm, THIS Tom ma. nu, .f,..,, ,K H. 106 .ll A .'v- s Z I 31 A , fwwmwm W mf 1 I xy' Wham that moving in there? THIS IS WHAT WE D0 BEST. HlHll N'l' UF Sll l1'N'f'F ' 1 fzw 4 f 'W' a 1 1 ,ff . r . , , , , 9 lug... , t , , M gf! K7 s v ' v. . 1' TF L0 13 i 2 5 3 NG BEACH. Fl'I.l, SITA!! NNI' HWY? llll- 4. KIHI- RING Y1 ji 'Li X, 5 X S S 7 ' C f 107 'Www' Pc Q rm! 1 A , W 'C . fnf H V Q ,JNLL G! g Dl- 1.41 Q 3 g M 0 i-- I 1' Z ' ' -..Nj ml 'K Q- Tiny' ' xl Lug .x x . 3 es , 2? -,ff - ' - - . g fa ' Q1 AQ 35-f W Q ' '-Q 0 'U 9 r T ,u Milli. S ' 4s:,.'f...1 - +5 ML in--4556-s-..,, 'bm 'J f in , S 'Z WZ WM: 5 A Y A I ts 0 N . , I 'Q 'I 4 , - Q Z JY ,P ,s ff' Av 'X l ' N I , 'Ni 'Q X , F3 ,,4,... 1 1 ' 4 x xl L5 5 I 1 I 111 is-L.- iii, L 5 U in 4 wx 'Y' fdimqg . .Q 5 Q In l, F GQ? A '- :ui ,f2ll.,- Aims 1 10 df' G ,Q 1 ,RQQQ fl ,Ji- 1 i 1 fl qi., inns. 2 nal' Wffffw M ff f 1 gf w f f f f Z5 lgjwjlg 'I riff! '31 5 QQ ,,N L,f f M 5-1fff',ff4ff 1 2-H yy .T'.55lZ'S5f1, , 1 4 WZ? ' . W I ww- rw-V , if ',.- 4 as W ef 6 :CJ I 4 ' - . O5'..'Qh' M K f We,-, . M, X W 4 V Y ,, WM ,Mawr ig. MQ we , , 'Wir fr-if WP' ,aw- ' ' - W .pw- 51 I 4' 1 ' sr 1 5 f i ix: X.kkk.. i, 33. 1 ,,,, A X' FA ,vu K 'ju ' K N x'k' ' X - ,',,vx .. i 1 L 5 C 3 3 E 3 a i p 1 G .Ll l X -sain- u X u nf -ln- . .f4swqaq,,,mmuif1,.,Q A s vga M Q S Q. A , 1 'li VT I 1 fl 5 , Y - J ,.:' '1- l Wf's. , hip? 4' V 'lun-,yur L I . I v . :xg 'Lv f 2 ! 4 5 5 O 'f1dfL'5 Rf, , MM ' f. ' . M , 1 'EA , ...f X -,. r I 43T'f 'v In v .g: f v', ' QL V x Q '2 ' si ' Q 5 J .. Vw-uni FRIENDS ARE nw MANY PLACES cnuu, Pl r up ww: nun rm un IH? K - 4, J - ',T-ng'giCS'3'F iq! 'QF :fit ,TJ 974 N 'B Ziff-1 . - xi! -. X - E BOY , THAT SHIP IS WAY OUT THERE. VOM!-, ON DAD, MY I- YI-15 ARI' Bl 'RNINUY wa P n ,.:, 4 5 THANK GOD WPI MADE IT BACK HDMI? F IGB CII V- ' ' e 41'e f - 2 ey 1-C ill 7, aah iw. 1 .. .KL . N XRKSII Rl' ll RNS PRHNI Ill'l'I HNNHANI 2 4 '-:fl Mm I know what peanut butter feels like. 4 gm SMILE FOR THE CAMERA 11 f. Q ff ' ,.,E,g-has AJ IN . 9 ai '4 Of: , 3' KISS ME YOL' FOOL iq A N lx V :J Q0 - .- g. Q.- I . 'bought we were going to falifornia? L. 2 I QQ: 1 an Z 1 ,k.. f , X V 5 x 7 DRACU LA MEETS HIS SON I 4.31 'N . N.. V' 'S .4 ,,' qv X Eililll' I 1: ZW. j fir .-34. . ,ff , 0 ..,. X in W-4, P Q ff: - 4 +.. ...K 'U-1 we 15,7 ff 1 I I I 5 ? I L55 IJJFII-3H5H I:PIEuJmEmEJEPI FIEPUFITING L ig,2f:i,,: , , , f f A 9oAPRl0 J NMANR24 ' I f ERE 891 lf N24 A, M 89SEP08 Q- MEN, G 89115 N29 .I 89NOV09 ALQNZO, R 891 A N04 ANBERSON 86Of'T20 ANTGNIO, A SSMARIZ ARKENBUGRH 90JI? L22 ARMBRISTER 89DEf'30 ASCIIIEBIIQOK 89.IUN I7 ASMANN, D 891 l5Ll3 ATWOOD, A 90Jl5 N I3 AUIION, R 89NOV09 BAMBACH, 'I' 87.IAN05 IIARCAIISE 90MAY I 2 BAHIIIENTOS 90APR06 BARRY, W 89MARI3 BAUER, .I 90.IANl5 BAUTISTA, A 86A UG29 IIAUTISTA, 0 891 U N30 BEGAY, B 88FEBOI MTRAN, C 89MAR29 WIGHAM, C 89NOV09 D 89SEPI7 S SSAUGZZ Y, E 90APR30 .I 88AUG25 88DEf I I II 88SEP22 I A BQAPRJII I7 90.1 U N I 2 I 89DEC I9 IA 89DECI6 I0 89DEC I4 D 901 U N I 2 S HMAYI7 W 871 UN25 C QNOV I0 L UNOVZS I UAPII6 UJAN06 NAPII F NMAIM I UNOVU B QOVQU lwov I2 UFITE5 KWXSIII In, I. xvmwzs cII.nIhIgRs, II 'NIJAN20 I IIIKNFN, J sournnz IFIIANIQI, R IWNIAYI7 IIIARIsuNIL.AIf xxomlo I'II.-NRI-'AIIRUS 9oJI:Nz7 PII.-XRl.l-S, S 87NIARl8 VIII-IA I HAM, R 89NOV09 CIIIIAIF, R 90JlEl.22 1'IlUNlL,J89JlINI5 IJINIRUN, II 88Fl-IBUI r'I.I1NIII1NIiN xolrrlfos f'l.lII,I'Il-1, R -RIAPR Jo IIIII1, .I sxAIfG22 c'uI.F:, S 90Jl5N02 f'Ul,l.INS, M s9JIfI.uG I'uMIc'IIu, J MRI-'I-IB27 f'uNvI:RsI-1, I' 87Al'R27 IIIRIJIN, I4 87l-'I-IB07 IIIRRI-2, M xoNovu9 f'uS'I'nN, .I 89IlI4Il'07 IIIWAN, M 870l l'0l c'RIfMI1s, I' RQAIIGII f'Rl7Z. A ooJIfI,zz FRIYZ. R 89?-LICPUI CIYNNINGIIANI soJIfI,03 llAGOS'I'INO 86,-KUGI6 IAJANSRY. EI' RQNGVIG IIASII. If QGJANIQ In VIS. A 80JIfI,08 II.-wls, ID 00.lI?N0l DAVIS, M 89.-KPRIS IIICANI-i, 'I' 0oJI1I.oa IIF1I,nSSAN'roS RQFI-IB06 m1MFRI'r'I', II RQNOVIDQ IIItsIiNFA NTS 89NOV09 IJIAWINII, A QGJANZ4 IJICKSIJN, I' 86NOV06 Dll.l., If II7NIJvz5 IIITZFNMZRGFR 89JAN02 IIONIINGPI-il 00APR30 nowwriw, w s0Nm'00 nm'I.I:, w 86APR29 IIIFRIIAM. K s9mif'02 nl Rl,-AN. I, ssMAv07 F1ASTIiRI.lNG s7JAN0z EATON, IE s9JI?I,30 ELIMON, M IWJIYNI6 EI,I,ING'rIoN s9JULzs I-Il,.l,IOTT, P s9N0v09 ELLIS, R 90MAy12 EENGINCO, A 90APR 30 LSCANO, S 9oFEB19 ESFENIDA asocros EVANGELISTA 89NOV09 EVANS, M 9oJUN29 FEDORCHAK ssJANo1 I-'EDORCHAK ssJANo1 FERNANIJES s9Novo9 FERNANDEZ 9oAPR3o FERNRERG 9oAPRo6 FETTERS, A s9MAY19 FIEWEGER 88DEC22 FITZPATRICR ssAPR16 FLGRES, J 9oJULz2 FORDE, R 86MAY26 FOSS, J 88FEB06 FOSTER, J ssSEP16 FOUST, A ssJANo4 Fox, C s9AUG14 FRANKENSTI-:IN s7JULos FRANSSEN 88OCT26 FREEMAN, T 9oJUN17 FRIIZINGER 87JULl0 FUNG, w 89APR03 GALBAN, J s9JUN16 GALES, C s9sEPo1 GALLARDO s9Novo9 CALVIN, J 90APR06 GARCIA, J 9oMAY1s CASS, M s9JUN16 GERWIN, D 89APR30 GEURIN, D s9MAY1s GILLUM, M ssocrzz GIRGN, J 90MAR05 GONZALES 89MARl2 GONZALEZ 90APR30 GGRMAN, B ssMAvo7 GOSLIN. G 89NOV09 GozIJM, M 90APR30 GRANDERSON 88NOV24 GREGORY, S s9JUL1s GREPO, L 87AUGl0 GRIFFIN, R 90MARl4 GUTIERREZ, J M 89N0V09 GUTIERREZ, J A 89N0V30 GUZMAN, M 88JAN02 HAGAN, C 89MAY03 HALL, C 89JUNl6 HAMMON, A 89MAY0l HARDIMAN 88AUG2l HARMON, E 87OCTl8 HARRIS, A 87MAYl2 HARRIS, B 90JAN02 HATFIELD 89NOV09 HAWKINS 86MAY04 HEBBELMAN 89JUNl6 HELVEY, D 89DEC24 HENRY, R 89NOV28 HERRERA 89JUNl6 HERTRICK 90MAR24 HICKS, L 90JANl3 HOGAN, S 89APRl3 HOOLE, E 87MAR05 HOOSIER 88NOVl8 HOWARD, M 87OCTl0 HUDSON, C 89FEB04 HULL, J 89NOV09 HUTCHINSON 90JAN0l HYMAN, P 90JAN23 ICARI, L 89NOV27 INNISS, R 89NOV09 JACKSON, N 88MAY03 JACKSON, R 90APR30 JAMES, F 88AUGl2 JARVIS, E 89JAN15 JEFFREYS 90JUNl7 JOHNSON, R 88SEP08 JONES, A 90APR30 JONES, D 90APR30 JONES, G 89SEPl4 JONES, R 88MAR08 JORDAN, C 89NOV09 JORDAN, J 89NOV27 JOSEPH, D 87SEP26 KAIKLIAN 89NOV09 KEITH, D 89JULl4 KELLUM, K 87MAY27 KIES, J 90MAYl2 KILSON, W 89JULll KING, R 90MAR09 KIRKLAND 89DECl8 KOHLER, W 89MAY06 KOSSMAN, M 89DECl9 LADAO, A 87JUL20 LA NG EL, J 89MAR27 LANG EN DOI-QRFI-IR 87Of'T23 LANGFORD, B 87JAN02 LAPID, M 89SIiIP0l LARSEN, D 88DEf'I5 LAURIO, A 87NOV25 LEGASPI, G 89I-'EB23 LELEVIER, C 86MAR25 LEONARD. S 89AUG05 LEVINSKAS 89JUL08 LEWIS, G 86DEC'24 LIBOON, E 87APR0l LIEN, L 89APR23 LINDSTROM 88FEB0l LINGIS, C 88OCT23 LISBURG, L 89SEP08 LITTLE, K 89NOV09 LOCKETT, E 90JAN22 LOGAN, J 89DEC29 LONE, E 87NOV25 LOPEZ, F 90JAN22 LOVETT, T 89DEC25 LOWE, W 87JAN3l LUTHER, P 88NOVl3 MABARY, S 90APR30 MABONE, C 89NOV09 MACDONALD 89JULl3 MAGERS, J 90JUNl3 MALDARELLA 90APR30 MARCUS, M 90MARl5 MARSHALL, S 88FEB27 MARTINELLI 89FEBl4 MARTINEZ, E 87MARl6 MAXTED, J 89SEP03 MBANEFO, I 90JANl2 MCCARDLE, D 88DECll MCCLELLAND 88DEC04 MCCOY, P 89JAN0l MCDANIEL, E 87JUL29 MCGOWAN, J 89FEBll MCGRAW, D 89APRl7 MCGREW, W 87APRl6 MCKENZIE, F 89MAY05 McKINNEY, M 87FEB06 MCMAINS, J 90JUNl5 MCNEMAR, H 89DECl7 MEAD, L 86OCT20 MELSINKER 88OCTll MENDOZA, A 89JUNl8 Mmzkwr, M svmpmg MEZA. .I ssnscn MILANO, R 90JAN22 Mn min, P a9JULzs Mlluzk, 1' 90MAR03 Ml'l'mli:L1., H 90MAYl9 M rrru ELL, T 3701200 Mofw-:Nc10 89NOVl2 MOMENT, M 90.lUNz7 Nl0N'rc:oMr:Rv 89SEPl4 MORATA, N s9MAv17 MORELAND 89JUL28 MORAN, L 87NOV25 Momus, K 89APR30 MUHAMMAD 90JAN05 M111'1'r:R, J s9Nov2s NABORS., N ELSON NELSON, NELSON, NELSON, W 88DECll C 89DEC27 DA 90JAN02 DO 87JUL2l L 89NOV09 NICOLAS, F 89NOVl7 NILES, R 90JUN26 NORDSTROM 89SEPl8 ODONNELL 89JUNl6 ODU MS, A 87OCT29 OHRN, R 90MAR24 OLIVAS, A 90JUN22 OLSON, T 89JUL28 ONG, C 89JUNl6 ONG, R 89JUL3l OOSTRA, M 88OCTl8 ORDAZ, M 89JANl4 ORR, D 90MAYl2 ORR, J 89JUNl6 ORTIZ, M 89DEC08 OSTROVSKI 90MARl4 OSTROWSKI 89JUNl6 OVER, J 89DECl8 PADGET, J 90MAR24 PADILLA, R 89JAN20 PAGE, E 89JAN09 PANNELL, M 89JAN06 PANZA, M 87JUNl7 PAYNE, D 88AUG2l PEARSON, DE 89MAR27 PEARSON, IV 89JAN03 PENA, J 89JUL28 PERRY, S 90JUL22 umm: 5 mana n mu owl ML I muzfizv ' I M more Iizlwm asMAv'l1 Wm D SBSEP09 mvgnzawo aomazn wr.. P WAN90 o was 1' smut 09 QUINAL. M smmnn mmgn, n svxowzs RALPH, E 89Sf3P'5 msmp, M s-num RATIRAY, u aotxszcns REARBQN, P sw.-wot REESE, M 90JAN04 Rm-5, n swffrzo mmm-zs, 1 ammo-1 mos, M asmm mass, T ssoizczo RISNER, n ooufuz noamsow, F 89.-KITILIIJ ROBINSON, L 90.1.-NN no nosmsow, u mums somucuaz. A sosaovo-I nonmousz. r ss.nrn,m nomucusz. J ssmmn noNN1Nc1-:N ssnnao noon, n soosczo nun, G ssmucuo mns, A sonata SANCHEZ. J soosczv SANDERS, D smvovtm sAN'r0S, c woman SANTOS, 'r oonzms scunnmsn smsus St IIW XXIII. Il llhlll-1R20 SI IIN! XRII, NI MINI XNIIZ NI tlll I IIIIXPRIU Nt ut I, NI IWNUN I5 Nl Ill I, lvl 1m.lxN27 'sl I RN. X IWNUHI9 SI-I III' R, I INXI 4528 Slollll , I- 9tlXI'RIIl stnltkuu, II 90.11 I.Ill SII XRNI K, I IWNUYIIQ SII KW, I 'NIJ XN30 SIII',I.Il4lN, .I HHXIILZS SIII HIPRI, ll l49lIlllIIl SIG XI.AIII'QRN.XNIlEZ 'NIJIQNZ9 SISIK, R IWXI G08 SI.fkILI.I-l, .I 90.llnI,22 SNI IRI-lI'QI.I..-X BXJI N02 SNII III, R 90I I'QIIl-I SNICIIINDN, R 870l I'I7 SURIXNU, ,X BQNUWN SI'RINfLI II'1I.Il 88IlI'QC'28 SI' kNI.I'1Y, I' 90,-XPR30 SfI'l-IIILl'IRW,nkI.Il 89NOVIl9 SiI'I .l.l.l'1NNIIiI,I.I'IR 'NINIARI4 S'I'l'II'lII'1NSON l47JlfI.Il6 S'I'I'1W.-kRI', it SQNUVIIQ S'I'IlKI'IS, I BTKIIJIII S'I'IlI,l4N, K IWNOVZS S'I'IiRIlI-IV.kN'I' IWNUVZR SW I'1I fI', K 87NI.fKYIl5 'I'akNXRI'f, II IUNOVZS 'If-XI'I'.-XY, 'I' 89,-SPR05 'I'I'IAI., AI' 89.II7I.07 'I'I-f.II'1Il.K, IQ 8'lIlI'ff'I-I II-fRRl'TI.I.. P 90.NI'R30 TIQRRYV K RQNUVIIQ Tl-1RRY,T lW.lI?NI6 This WestPac has brought us closer togeqlll' as a family on the ITSS W -K- FIASH IAORSI. By sharing and help- lllg each other in many ways, espe- mnl When times we needed a friend 9? to talk to someone about our proh- lm. We an me mae nm trip and 'VWIIIQI I to our families once again. 'nleftfan we can all Thank GOD for wh! Ill Watching over us those six 'Ulm udernay. TIIE END . f erm-zus. S s9Nov09 rtmwms, w 880CT25 mumvsow 9oMAy19 IIILLMAN 9oJANz9 HN:-ik, w s9FEB04 'l'owNsf1Nu 8sJANo4 IRAN, J s9Novz2 'l'kAvl,oR s9N0v13 HJRNPZR, J BSAUG01 'rlJ'roR, S 89AUG2l IIPCHURCH 88.IUL03 IJRQUIDEZ 89MAYl7 VALDESDAPENA 89AUG2l VARINE, B 89MAR27 VIDEAU, D 89APR30 VUGT, V 88FEB27 VL, P 87APRl7 WALDRON 89NOV09 WARD, J 89FEBl6 W EATHERFORD 89NOV27 WEISS, R 89.IUNl6 WEST, R 90JUL23 WHEELER 87OCT25 WHITE, D 90MAY08 WHITE, R 89NOV09 WICKHAM 89FEB23 WILLIAMS, D 88MAR0l WILLIAMS, E 89NOV26 WINTER, M 88NOV05 WOLF, T 90APR30 WOODARD 90JAN20 WOTEN, M 89DEC28 WRIGHT, S 89JUNl6 WROBEL, D 89NOV09 YANEZ, P 89AUG06 YOUNG, M 89.IUN16 ZAMORA, M 89NOV09 hi PICTURED QLXRJ ROW l GMGSN PAGE, ENS MCCARDLE ROW 2 SN SCOTT, PNSN PEARSON NOT PICTURED: DKSR KING, BM2 WILCOX THE STAFF THE CRUISE BOOK STAFF WOULD LIKE TO TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY TO THANK THE CREW MEMBERS OF THE USS WABASH FOR THEIR SUPPORT IN THE COMPLETION OF THIS BOOK. MANY LONG HOURS WE'VE SPENT LOOK- ING OVER LAYOUTS AND KEYBOARDS, BUT IT WAS TIME WELL SPENT, BECAUSE THE OFFICERS AND CREW OF THE WABASH ARE THE GREATEST. THANKS AGAIN FROM YOUR WABASH CRUISE BOOK STAFF. 1990 WESTPAC STAFF ENS MCCARDLE- EDITOR GMGSN PAGE-LAYOUT PNSN PEARSON-COPY EDITOR DKSR KING-PHOTOGRAPHER BM2 WILCOX-PHOTOGRAPHER SN SCOTT-ASST. HELPERS i 1 1 1 1 1 ' v 1 1 I 1 i 1 i 1 1 5 ff 1 1158 uuuoluvuudananq-um hongdulqoill Sud E Chill idol South China Sc 1' Philippines nun had Anita S we ' 4. Annu Su my al Bfngll msn l ' an mu ' :mapa A V ,Q ' s .5 4' + rwaaruff + '5 Wow? szvcnnuxs Q .sv 5 'ul is, vp H N' l', Prim Mind 0 X + TROVII, Uf IAPHII URFY + INDIAN OCEAN lgillulh 'IV 00 00 Xa ,.! Aullliil 0 . 'v rmppf JIpn lbknhama Yotasuka + Sea '- AM CQ' CAIGHW on U0 'ri fm, .Q 'Y-mg . . C4 ,Q 1 ngmauia my I XO BerIngSea X' Ono Q' L.' 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