DEPARTMEVT OF THE NAVY

US5 CARL VINSON (CVN-70)

FLEET POST OFFICE

SAN FRANCISCO. CA 96629-2840 5750 ser XADM/ O n 0 34 1 9 APR 1989

From: Commanding Of f icer , USS CARL VINSON (CVN 70) To: Chief o f Naval Operations (OR-05D2)

Subj: 1988 COMMAND HISTORY

Ref: (a) OPNAVINST5750.12C

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H i s to r i ca l Narra t ive Ship's Chronology Major Operational Evolut ions S ign i f i can t Department Achievements Retention S t a t i s t i c s Dist inguished V i s i t o r s and Media V i s i t s a t Sea Dist inguished V i s i t o r s bnd Media V i s i t s I n Por t and Special Events Commanding O f f i c e r I s Biography

1. As required by reference (a), forwarded.

Copy to: D i rec to r o f Naval H is to ry

USS CARL VINSON s tar ted 1988 a t P ier 3, Naval A i r Statfon, Alameda, Ca l f fo rn fa standf ng down f o r Chrf stmas leave. CARL VINSON got underway f o r Advance Traf nf ng Assessment and Carr fer Af r Wf ng FIFTEEN Carrf e r Qua l f f f ca t fons durfng the perfod o f 25 January t o 11 February; fol lowed by F lee t Rep1 acement Squadron Carrf e r dual i f f ca t f ons from 23 February t o 7 March.

From 1-5 March, CARL VINSON recqfved an Operational Reactor Safety Examination (ORSE) on board whi le enlroute t o Alameda. ORSE was completed on 5 March and CARL VINSON returned t o ~liameda on 7 March.

CARL VINSON conducted f ndependent steamf ng operatf ons from 28 March through 27 Aprf 1 i n the Southern Cal f forn fa Operatf ng Area w i t h the embarked af rwf ng, Carrf e r A i r Wf ng FIFTEEN. Durf ng t h f s time the shf p was Involved f n COMPTUEX 88-2 (28 March - 1 Ap r f l ) ; BATTLE-EX 88-2 (4-7 Aprf 1 ( fnpor t San Df ego) ) ; READIEX 88-2 (8-20 Aprf 1 ) ; BATTLE FORCE EXERCISE (21 -24 Aprf 1 ) ; and MOBILE SEA RANGE (25-27 Aprf 1 1.

Carr fer A i r Wfng FIFTEEN, embarked on board CARL VINSON, consf sted o f nf ne squadrons. They were F igh te r S uadrons (VF) 51 and 111, f l y f ng the F-14 Tomcat; Medium Attack Squadron ? VA) 52, f l y i n g the A-6E Intruder; L i gh t Attack Squadrons (VA) 27 and 97, f l y f n g the A-7E Corsafr; A i r Antfsuhmarfne Squadron (VS) 29, f l y f ng the S-3A Vfkfng; A f r Antfsuhmarfne Hel fcopter Squadron (HS) 4, f l y f ng the SH-3H Sea Kf ng; Tactf ca l E lec t ron ic Warfare Squadron (VAQ) 134, f l y i n g the EA-6B Prowler; and Carr fer Airborne E a r l y Warnf ng Squadron (VAN) 114, f l y f n g the E-2C Hawkeye. Also kmbarked durfng WESTPAC 88 was one C-2A Greyhound a f r c r a f t from F lee t Logfs t~ fcs Support Squadron (VRC) 50 (VRC 50 DET 70) based a t Naval A f r Stat fon Cub1 Point, Republic of the Phflfppfnes. A i r c r a f t embarked aboard CARL VINSON used t a f 1 code NL (Carr fer A i r Wfng FIFTEEN) except VRC 50 who used the t a i l code RG.

CARL VINSON returned t o Alameda Dn 27 Aprf 1 f o r pre-deployment standdown u n t i l 5 June. During the perfod o f 16-8 June, CARL VINSON got underway f o r Carr fer Af r Wf ng FIFTEEN Carr fer Qua'l i f f ca t f ons.

On 15 June, CARL VINSON departed NAS Alameda f o r an extended Western Pac f f f c deployment v i a the Northern Pac i f i c and Bering Sea. S ta f f s embarked on board were Commander, Carrf e r Gropp THREE, RADM Davf d N. Rogers; Commander, Carr fer A i r Wfng FIFTEEN, CAPT James H. Ffnney; and Commander, Destroyer Squadron FIVE, CAPT Wfllfam J. Flanagan, Jr., who was re l ieved by CAPT Robert C. Wfllfamson I 11 on 16 June.

During the perfod o f 20-25 June, CARL VINSON, f o r the t h i r d time, conducted chal lengf ng and successful exercf ses f n the Berf ng Sea. CARL VINSON f s the on1 a1 r c r a f t ca r r f e r t o ever operate f n the Berf ng Sea, one o f the harshes r= environments on earth. Operations f o r an a i r c r a f t c a r r i e r f n these northern waters f s extremely dangerous due t o the unpredf ctable nature o f the weather and the lack o f a d i v e r t f i e l d f n case the weather suddenly descends below land1 ng mfnfmums (a comon occbrrence). To counter t h f s threat, CARL VINSON developed a p rac t f ca l Operati p a l Decf sf on Aid encompassf ng a1 1 fac to rs (a1 rborne fue l , df ve r t f f e l d df stancp/weather and tanker avaf l ab f 1 f t y ) t o assf s t f n consf stent, t ime l y decf sfon makf ng f n t h f s d f f f f c u l t envfrorment.

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On 26 June, CARL VINSON crossed the in te rna t iona l date l i n e and s h o r t l y thereaf ter , inchopped t o Cmander 4EVENTH F lee t on 30 June. CARL VINSON pa r t f c f pated i n a Jof n t USN/ Japanesq Sel f Defense Force operat i on from 29 June t o 2 Ju l y and Anti-Submarine Warfare (ASW) Opposed t r a n s i t exercise through the Sea o f Japan, Phi l f pp fne Sea and South China Sea dur f ng the period 30 June t o 7 July. On 8 July, CARL VINSON wade i t s f i r s t po r t v i s i t of the deploynent t o Subfc Bay, Republic o f the Phi l fdpines, when i t moored a t Leyte Pier, NAS Cubf Point on 8 Ju lye

Followf ng a six-day v i sf t, CARL VINSON got underway on 14 Ju ly f o r Singapore. P r i o r t o enter ing Singaplore on 18 July, the U.S. Ambassador t o Sf ngapore, the Honorable Daryl Arnold, and twenty dist inguished v i sf t o r s from Singapore and the Uni ted States v i s f ted the Ba t t les ta r .

A f t e r a short three-day v i sf t t q Singapore, CARL VINSON continued west on 21 July, conducting an USNfialaysian PASSEX on 22 July. On 23 July, CARL VINSON began i t s f o r t h Indian Ocean/North Arabfan Sea deploynent.

Enroute t o the North Arabian Se , CARL VINSON crossed the equator and conducted "crossing the l i n e * cere n$ nies on 25 July. CARL VINSON ar r ived on s ta t i on 28 Ju l y and re l ieved the USS( FORRESTAL (CV-59) on schedule. Over the next f i v e weeks, CARL VINSON conducljed numerous exercises and o r ien ta t fon /b r ie f f n v i s i t s by Coloqel Doug Roach, USAF, U.S Central Command A i r Force (USCENTAF 3 , Saudi Arabia; the Honorable G. Crandwell Montgomery, U.S. Ambassador t o Oman; A i r Commodore Ta l fb B in Mfran, Sultan t o Oman A i r Force; Rear Admiral Hugh Balfour, Sulltan t o Oman Navy and the Honorable W. Nathaniel Howell, U.S. Ambassador t a Kuwait.

CARL VINSON got underway on 4 September a f t e r a shor t anchorage o f f o f Masirah (3 September) t o continue operations i n the North Arabfan Sea i n support o f Earnest Wf 11 operat i ons, Tactf ca l Aer i a1 Reconnaissance Pod (TARPS) missions i n the S t r a i t s o f Homuz and Beacon Flash '88.

CARL VINSON developed an fnnovat~ive a f r c r a f t ae r f a l r e fue l i ng plan, whi le operatf ng i n the S t r a i t s o f Homuz, t h a t s f g n i f f c a n t l y i ncreased the s t r a teg i c a v a i l a b i l i t y o f a f r c r a f t i n a p o t e n t i a l l y h o s t i l e environment. U.S. A i r Force aer fa l tankers normally provided add f t i onal f u e l f o r combat af r pat ro ls . I n the event these tankers were unable t o provide t h i s support, a contingency tanking plan was developed using carlrfer-based tanking assets.

A f t e r completing a t o t a l o f 82 dlays "on stat ion," CARL VINSON began the twelve-day t r a n s i t on 30 September t o Mombasa, Kenya. A f t e r a f f ve-day p o r t v i s i t i n Mombasa, CARL VINSON got underway on 16 October f o r the North Arabfan Sea. CARL VINSON l e f t the North Aralbian Sea and headed east t o conduct a turnover w i t h USS NIMITZ (CVN-68) on 28-29 October.

CARL VINSON dropped anchor f n tlhe Gul f o f Thai land f o r a f i ve-day vf s i t t o Pattaya Beach, Thailand on 4 November. CARL VINSON got underway on 9 November.

On 13 November, CARL VINSON dropped anchor i n Hong Kong. Fol lowing a f ive-day p o r t v i s i t , CARL VINSON got undeway on 18 November enroute t o Subfc Bay, Republf c o f the Phi 1 i p p i nes.

On 20 November, CARL VINSON moored p ie rs ide t o Alava Pier, Naval S ta t ion Subic Bay f o r a three-day po r t v i s i t .

CARL VINSON got undemay from Subic Bay on 23 November. An Operational Reactor Safeguards Examination (ORSE~) was conducted on board whi le enroute t o Pearl Harbor, Hawaii and was cmp le ed on 5 December. CARL VINSON pu l led i n t o Pearl Harbor on 6 December f o r a t w -day po r t v i s i t .

CARL VINSON got undemay from Hdwaii on 8 December a f t e r embarking 750 male r e l a t i v e s o f cremembers f o r a "Tiger Cruise" t o Alameda, Cal i fo rn ia .

CARL VINSON passed under the Golden Gate Bridge on 16 December a f t e r being delayed f o r one day due t o h igh winds i n and around San Francisco, moored a t P ie r 3, Naval A l r S ta t ion Alameda. Standdown f o r Christmas leave and work on e a r l y s t a r t jobs associated w i th the FY -89 pre-Selected Rest r ic ted Avai l a b i l i t y began imnediately .

Captain George D. O'Brien, Jr., served as Conmanding Off icer, USS CARL VINSON. Captain J. 0. E l l i s , Jr., as Executive O f f i c e r u n t i l 21 December when he was re l ieved by C R. G. Sprigg.

CARL VIWSOCl C~OWOLOGY

DATE -

08JUL - 14JUL88 18JUL - 2 1 JUL88 2 2 JUL88 30 JUL88 OlAUG - WAUG88 05AUG - 06AUG88 16SEP88 17SEP - 18SEP88 020CT - 030CT88 090CT88 1 OOCT88 130CT - 170CT88 280CT - 290CT88 290CT - 300CT88 03NOV88 04NOV - 09NOV88 13NOV - 18NOV88 20NOV - 23NOV88 23NOV88 23NOV - 24NOV88 28NOV - 29NOV88

06DEC - 08DEC88 O8DEC - 16DEC88 WDEC - 1 lDEC88 10DEC88 13DEC - 14DEC88 16DEC88 16DEC - 31DEC88 21DEC88

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EVENTS

ADVANCE TRAINI~NG ASSESSMENT, CVW 1 5 CARRIER QUALS FLEET RESERVE SQUADRON CARRIER QUALS, CSSQT COMMAND INSPECITION ( INPORT ALAMEDA) COMPTUEX 88-2 BATTLE-EX 8 8 - 2 ( INPORT SAN D I EGO) READIEX 88-2 BATTLE FORCE E ERCISE MOBILE SEA RAN E POM

E CVW 1 5 CARRIER QUALS DEPLOY JOINT USN/USAF OPS GULF OF ALASKA JOINT USNIJAPPJNESE SELF DEFENSE FORCE OPS ASW OPPOSED TR N S I T EXERCISE THROUGH SEA OF r JAPAN, P H I L I P P I N E SEA AND SOUTH CHINA SEA PORT V I S I T SUBIC BAY RP PORT V I S I T S I N L PORE USNDALAY S IAN PASSEX ON STATION NORTH JOINT OPS WITH EARNEST WILL

ARABIAN SEA FRENCH AIRCRAFT CARRIER CLEMENCEAU/BG

OPS TARPS MISSION: STRAITS OF HORMUZ EARNEST WILL ~ P S BEACON FLASH 'B8 JOINT OPS WITH OMAN1 A IR FORCE SOMALIAN LOW LEVEL OPS JOINT USN/USAF1 OPS 8-52 STRIKE AGAINST BG "C* PORT V I S I T MO BASA KENYA ON STATION TURNOVER WITH USS N I M I T Z USN/INDONESIAN NAVY PASSEX USN/THAILAND NAVY PASSEX PORT V I S I T PA TAYA BEACH THAILAND PORT V I S I T HONG KONG PORT V I S I T SUBIC BAY RP USN/ROYAL AUS AL IAN NAVY PASSEX ASW OPPOSED ANSIT EXERCISE JOINT USN/USA 1 OPS COORDINATED AIR STRIKE/B-52 HARPOON STRIKE AGAINST BG "C* PORT V I S I T PE RL HARBOR, H I '! TIGER CRUISE '88 WEAPONS BACKLqAD HIGHLINE WITH USS ROBISON AIRWING FLY 0 F ARRIVE NAS AL EDA POM

% COMMANDER R, , SPRIGG RELIEVED CAPT J, 0, E L L I S AS EXECUTIVE

1988 UAJOR OPERATIONAL EVWUTIOWS (UNDERYAY REPLEWISHMEIITS)

03 FEB 07 FEB 03 MAR 30 MAR 31 MAR 01 APR 14 APR 19 APR 24 APR 28 JUN 29 JUN 04 JUL 23 JUL 26 JUL 03 AUG 04 AUG 07 AUG 10 AUG 14 AUG 17 AUG 18 AUG 21 AUG 24 AUG 25 AUG 29 AUG 31 AUG 01 SEP 07 SEP 08 SEP 14 SEP

19 SEP 21 SEP 22 SEP

29 SEP 01 OCT 05 OCT 16 OCT 19 OCT 21 OCT 24 OCT 27 OCT 25 NOV 01 DEC 09-1 0 DEC

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UNREP WITH USS ROANOKE (AOR-7) (900,000 GALS JP-5) UNREP WITH USS ROANOK (AOR-7) (800,000 GALS JP-5) UNREP WITH USNS KAWIS 1 I W I (TAO-146) (400,000 GALS JP-5) UNREP W I T H USS ANDREW J. HIGGINS (TAO-190) (DRY HOOK UP) UNREP WITH USS FANNIN (FF-1076) (50,000 GALS JP-5) UNREP WITH USS FANNIN (FF-1076) (DRY HOOK UP) UNREP WITH USS ROANOK I (AOR-7) (600,000 GALS JP-5) UNREP WITH USNS KAWISHIWI (TAO-146) (550,000 GALS JP-5) UNREP WITH USS ROANOKE (AOR-7) (850,000 GALS JP-5) UNREP W I T H USS ROANOK (AOR-7) (1,300,000 GALS JP-5) UNREP WITH USS FLINT f (AE-32) (26 PALLETS FFV) UNREP WITH USS ROANOKE (AOR-7) (601,000 GALS JP-5) UNREP WITH USS ROANOKE (AOR-7) (790,000 GALS JP-5) VERTREP AMMO ONLOAD WITH USS FLINT (AE-32) UNREP WITH USS ROANOKF (AOR-7) (95,000 GALS JP-5/115 PALLETS) UNREP W I T H USS NIAGAR FALLS (AFS-3) (60 PALLETS) UNREP WITH USS NIAGAR FALLS (AFS-3) (86 PALLETS) UNREP W I T H USNS PASSU P S I C (TAO-107) (664,000 GALS JP-5) VERTREP WITH USS ROAN KE (AOR-7) (1 15 PALLETS) UNREP WITH USS ROANOK 1 (AOR-7) (61 1,000 GALS JP-5) UNREP WITH USS NIAGARA FALLS (AFS-3) (1 11 PALLETS) VERTREP AMMO ONLOAD W I T H USS FLINT (AE-32) UNREP WITH USS ROANOK~ (AOR-7) (530,000 GALS JP-5/115 PALLETS) CONREP WITH USS NIAGA A FALLS (AFS-3) (41 PALLETS) UNREP WITH USS FANNIN E (FF-1076) (DRY HOOK UP) UNREP WITH USS ROANOKE (AOR-7) (560,000 GALS JP-5/115 PALLETS) UNREP WITH USS NIAGARA FALLS (AFS-3) (100 PALLETS) UNREP WITH USS ROANOKE UNREP WITH USS

(AOR-7) (650,000 GALS JP-5/40 PALLETS) GOLDSBOROUGH (DD-20) (DRY HOOK UP)

VERTREP W I T H USS FLINIT (AE-32) (45 PALLETS) UNREP W I T H USS ROANOKE (AOR-7) (700,000 GALS JP-5) UNREP WITH USS FANNIN (FF-1076) (12,000 GALS JP-5) UNREP WITH USS PASSU PSIC (TAO-7) (585,000 GALS JP-5)

105 PALLETS)

." UNREP WITH USS NIAGARA FALLS (AFS-3) (585,000 GALS JP-5/

VERTREP AMMO ONLOAD ITH USS FLINT (AE-32) UNREP WITH USS ROAN0 4 E (AOR-7) (700,000 GALS JP-5/45 PALLETS) UNREP WITH USS NIAGAKA FALLS (AFS-3) (284 PALLETS) UNREP WITH USS ROANOKE (AOR-7) (64 PALLETS) UNREP WITH USS ROANOKE (AOR-7) (790,000 GALS JP-5) VERTREP WITH USS ROA OKE (AOR-7) (1 1 PALLETS) UNREP W I T H USS ROANO E (AOR-7) (470,000 GALS JP-5) VERTREP AMMO BACKLOA ll WITH USS FLINT (AE-32) UNREP WITH USS NIAGA A FALLS (AFS-3) (90 PALLETS OF FFV) VERTREP AMMO BACKLOA 1 W I T H USS FLINT (AE-32) VERTREP WITH USS FLINT (AE-32) (10 LIFTS OF GATOR MINES) UNREP W I T H USS ROANOKE (AOR-7) (400,000 GALS JP-5) CONREPnERTREP AMMO BACKLOAD WITH USS MOUNT HOOD (AER-29) (1013 LIFTS)

Operations Department.

Summary o f Operational a w Administrat ive Achievements:

- Total Days o f Sea/deployed: 248 - Total Traps: 13,178 (7959 daj, 5219 n i gh t ) - Total ACLS Approaches: 7849 (Mode 1/28; Mode IA/129; Mode II/6497; Mode I I I /1195)

Major Graded Inspections:

- Supply Management Inspection (14-17 APR) - Sat isfactory. - Kennel Lance Brave I 1 (10-14 JAN) - Outstanding. - Advance Train ing Assessment (25JAN-11FEB) - Ready f o r Advance B a t t l e Group Training. - Mine Readiness C e r t i f i cat ion Ilnspection (3-7 FEB) - Outstanding w i t h a 100 percent r e l i a b i l i t y drade i n mine assembly. - Nuclear Technical Prof ic iency Inspection (21-26 FEB) - Outstanding. - Command Inspect i on (12-18 MAR) - Sat isfactory. - Maintenance Management (AMI) Tleam Evaluation (11-13 APR) - Excel lent . - Operational Reactor Safety E x q i n a t i o n (MAR) - Average. - Operational Reactor Safety Exw ina t i on (DEC) - Average.

S ign i f i can t Accomplishments:

- Highest Mission Readiness ever at ta ined by a Pac i f i c c a r r i e r as re f l ec ted i n A i r c r a f t Mater ia l ~eadilness Reports (91% MC/88% FMC and on l y 19.98% average d a i l y NMCS/PMCS requilsi t i ons ) . - Most t ime a t sea f o r a P a c i f i a c a r r i e r inc lud ing a f u l l workup cycle and WESTPAC/Indian Ocean deploynent (248 days deployed/at sea). - Superbly executed the dut ies o f An t i A i r Warfare Commander (AAWC) from 27 Ju ly t o 5 October wh i le deployed i n the Indian Ocean. Zero unescorted o v e r f l i h t s w i th a l l in tercepts outs ide o f weapons release range. * a e s t a l l around Car r ie r Operations w i t h on ly 1 reportable f 1 i g h t deck i n j u r y ( 1 broken w r i s t ) . An unmatched record o f safe f l i g h t deck operations. - Over 13,100 catapul ts/ t raps and 101,000 a i r c r a f t moves w i th no f l i g h t deck mishaps and an extremely low crunch r a t e (.0003), lowest CV FOD r a t e i n AIRPAC. - S a t i s f a c t o r i l y completed two Qperational Reactor Safety Examinations (ORSE) dur ing CY 1988, urmatched prqpulsion p lan t r e l i a b i l i t y . - Best 1 i b e r t y performance by a c a r r i e r crew (based on USDAO repor ts) w i t h t o t a l l y inc iden t f r e e po r t v i s i t s t a Mmbasa, Pattaya, Hong Kong and Singapore, - No mishap re la ted f a t a l i t i e s . CARL VINSON has not had a s ing le accidental death o f any k ind f o r a lqost three years. - Zero CASREPS upon chop t o COMYEVENTHFLT and averaged on ly f o u r f o r the deplojment. - Perfect s i x f o r s i x h i t s w i th NSSMS RIM-7M dur ing Combat Systems Qua1 i f i ca t ions t r i a l s ,

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- Superbly executed the dut ies qf AAWC f r o m 27 Ju ly t o 5 October whi le deployed i n the Indian Ocean. Zero unescorted ove r f l i gh t s w i t h a l l in tercepts outside o f weapons release range.

- Par t ic ipated i n f o u r major prq-deploynent exercises/evaluations consist ing o f the fol lowing:

o COMPTUEX 88-2 (qu ick ly adsimilated i n t o B a t t l e Group operations ) .

o READIEX 88-2 (able t o ex cute mu l t i - l eve l at tacks against enemy forces whi le de d ending the B a t t l e Group from A i rborne, Surface and Subsurface attacks ) .

o B a t t l e Force Evaluation (ia mu l t i p l e phase warfare evo lu t ion invo lv ing B a t t l e Group CHARLIE and an amphibious task fo rce working i n j o i n t operations).

o Mobile Sea Range (MSR) (an exercise o f the coordinated s t r i k e capabi l i t i e s o f B a t t l e Group CHARLIE'S a i rw ing and surface u n i t s inc lud ing l i v e m iss i l e f i r i n g s ) .

- While deployed, CARL VINSON conducted numerous j o i n t exercises w i t h U.S. and a l l i e d forces i n conjunction w i th r e a l world operations and contingency a le r ts . Noteworthy accotnplishments wh i le deployed include:

o Conducted j o i n t USN/USAF b a t t l e group exercises i n the Gul f o f Alaska inc lud ing B-52 in tercepts and overland s t r ikes.

o Conducted j o i n t USN/Japanese A i r Se l f Defense Force (JASDF) operations whi le t r a n s i t i n g the Tsugaru S t ra i t s . The operations consisted d f coordinated a i r t o a i r in tercepts and ground cont ro l led intercepts.

o Conducted extensive j o i n operations w i t h the French a i r c r a f t c a r r i e r Clemenceau and ! her b a t t l e group i n the North Arabian Sea. This exercise iqcluded surface u n i t i n te rac t ions as we1 1 as coordinated a i l r c ra f t exercises.

o B a t t l e Group CHARLIE maidtained a i rborne combat a i r p a t r o l missions on two separdte occasions dur ing Earnest W i l l escort operations i n t/he Persian Gulf. One mission consisted o f over 63 slort ies f o r a continuous 12 hour period. Addi t ional ly, CARL VINSON and COMCARAIRWING FIFTEEN maintained codtingency a l e r t a i r c r a f t f o r s i x other escort missions.

A i r c ra f t Intermediate Maintenmce De/partaent. The AIMD Department had a record se t t i ng year f n 1988, supporaing over 8,300 a i r c r a f t so r t i es and 18,000 f 1 i g h t hours whi le contr ibut ing' t o q a r i i e r A i r Wing FIFTEEN Is mission capable and f u l l mission capable ra tes o f 91 and 88 percent respectively. AIMD inducted over 27,000 items and repailred over 25,000 components r e s u l t i n g i n a Ready For Issue (RFI ) r a t e of 90 pertcent. The department sustained a ro ta tab le pool ef fect iveness r a t e o+ 96.3 percent. AIMD1s ca l i b ra t i on laboratory inducted, on schedule, oqer 4,000 i tetns achieving the lowest ca l ib ra tab le equipment overdue r a t e (.02 percent) o f any P a c i f i c F l ee t Carrier. AIMD1s aggressive p a r t i c i ~ a t i o n i n CARL VINSON I s Foreign Ob Sect Damage (FOD) program resu l ted i n a druise FOD ra te o f .I09 FOD1s/thousand f l i g h t hours, a l so the lowest of an$ P a c i f i c F l ee t Carrier. Outstanding Support Equipment (SE) readiness o f 97 percent meant no A i r Wing FIFTEEN s o r t i e was l o s t due t o SE non-ava i lab i l i ty . AIMDas philosophy t o f o s t e r a *Customer Support Environment* and make every attempt t o r epa i r a l l inductions resu l ted i n increased organic r epa i r c a p a b i l i t y o f 1500 items and a depot l e v e l repa i rab le cost avoidance o f $882,000.

. On 26 February, Commander, Naval A i r Forces, U.S. IRPAC) announced t h a t CARL VINSONUs Engineering and

Reactor Departments had won the Red En ineer in "En f o r the c o ~ n ~ e t i t i v e cycle 1 Ju ly 1986 - 31 December 1987. IAFi t ? + d pera ona Reactor Safety Examination (ORSE) was conducted from 1-5 March 1988 and resul ted i n a grade o f average w i th no s i gn i f i can t discrepancies i n e i t h e r maintenance o r operations of the nuclear propulsion plant. I n Apr i l , LCDR and MMC

were named by COMNAVAIRPAC as the Engineering O f f i ce r o f the Watch f o r 1987 and the Engineering Watch Supervisor f o r 1987, respectively. On 27 June, The Secretary o f the Navy announced t h a t CARL VINSON had won the Secretar o f the Nav Envirormental Protect ion award f o r 1987. This represen e b t K c u m nat ion of major e n v i r o m e n t a l r o t e c t i o n i n i t i a t i v e + T f onboard CARL VINSON, which had been spearheaded by hngineering Department personnel. A group o f Engineers from various colnarands conducted an evaluation o f the A i r Conditioning p lan t status whi le we t r ans i t t ed from the North Arabian Sea t o Mombasa, Kenya. This study, the on ly one ever conducted on a CVN-68 class c a r r i e r whi le a l l seven un i t s were a t f u l l capacity, revealed t ha t the ship lacked 451 tons o f a i r condi t ioning capacity when compared t o current demands. The study, and thq fo l low ing recomaendations, serve as a reference f o r the determination o f f luture a i r condi t ioning improvements throughout the CVN-68 class. Major anr rage Control competit ive exercises t h a t were completed on cruise were: Repqir Three's Shoring (100.0%), F i r e Extinguishing (98.0%), Nuclear Weap ns Accident (97.0%) and Nuclear Detonation (95.0%). The Nuclear Power Mobile ra i n i ng Team conducted a ship v i s i t from 24-26 October, i n preparation f o r 0 SE. The second ORSE o f the cycle took

leve l o f knowledge and operations.

! place on 2-5 December and resu l ted iln a grade o f average. There were no major discrepancies i n any area, and major improvements were noted i n the areas o f

artment. The f i r s t ha l f o/f 1988 was spent i n preparation f o r e Western Pac i f i c add the Indian Ocean. As the deploynent z$EehTr

started, Beach Detachments were e s t b l ished a t McChord AFB, WA; Elmendorf AFB, AK; NAS Adak, AK; NAF Atsugi, JA an d NAS Cubi Pt., RP. These Detachments provided support f o r the t r a n s i t t o the Western Paci f ic . The inpor t period i n Subic Bay was eventful, and the loa outs required f o r Indian Ocean operations were completed. Enroute frm Subic ay t o Singapore the Supply Off icer, CDR

was re l ieved by CDR . Once on-stat ion i n the Indian Ocean, the l o g i s t i c a l p ipe l i e was qu ick ly established. A Beach Detachment was establ ished a t Diego (Garcia t o expedite high p r i o r i t y requis i t ions, and t o coordinate the de l i ve ry o f mater ia l t o the ship. C r i t i c a l mater ia l was del ivered by d a i l y US-3A COD f l i g h t s , and by twice weekly C-141 f l i g h t s v i a the airhea d a t Masirah. During the on-stat ion period i n the Northern Arabian Sea, the A F ~ provided rout ine support about every 10 days, w i th major reloads occurring dn a monthly basis. Throughout the l i n e period, a i r c r a f t readiness was outsqanding w i th the number o f o f f ship NMCS/PMCS requ is i t i ons averaging leds than nineteen. On several occasions there were zero a i r c r a f t down f o r 1 ck o f supply support. This outstanding readiness continued throughout the 1 eployment and resul ted i n the A i m i n g averaging 91% mission capable readi ess and 88% f u l l mission capable readiness. The work o f the Supply d epartment, along wi th AIMD and the A i m i n g maintenance organization ensured t h d t the CVW 15 readiness was higher than any other ca r r ie rs i n recent memory. I n September, the Supply Department put on a very successful f l i g h t deck picnic. I n October, the Disbursing O f f i ce r exchanged do l l a r s f o r Kenyan Sh i l l i qgs dur ing the po r t v i s i t t o Mombasa. The re tu rn t o Subic Bay on the t r a n s i t qome saw a loadout o f almost 1000 pa l l e t s o f mater ia l which was stowed p r i o r qo ge t t ing underway.

Medical Department. The f i r s t h a l f o f 1988 was devoted t o inspections and work ups t o prepare f o r the '88 WESfPAC/IO deployment. We completed the Command Inspection, ORSE, NTPI, ATA and BGE w i th a high degree o f success.

The major ob ject ive o f the department was t o assure q u a l i t y medical care t o a l l elements o f B a t t l e Group CHARLIE. As B a t t l e Group Medical Of f icer , the Senior Medical O f f i ce r provided medical ass i s t v i s i t s , q u a l i t y assurance v i s i t s and the Medical O f f i ce r Preceptor Program f o r the independent duty corpsmen assigned t o a l l sh i pa$ i n the b a t t l e group. The assignment o f a DESRON Medical O f f i c e r and Master Chief Hospital Corpsman t o accompany the b a t t l e group on deployment g rea t l y f a c i l i t a t e d t h i s add i t iona l duty.

During 1988 the Medical Department par t i c ipa ted i n the fo l low ing graded evolut ions w i t h the fo l low ing resul ts.

Command Inspection Excel l e n t Medical Inpa t ien t Audi t Outstanding Operational Readiness Safeguard Exam Sat i s f ac tory Advanced Tra i n i ng Assessment Excel l e n t Nuclear Technical Prof ic iency

Inspection (PRP included ) Excel l e n t Graded Complex (Average ) Outstanding

The fo l low ing are average monthly m r b i d i t y statistics f o r 1988.

Outpatient V i s i t s 1,101 Physical Exams 21 2 X-Rays 595 Electrocardiograms (ECG's) 69 Audi ograms 329 Laboratory Tests 6,421 F i l led Prescr ipt ions 2,179

Addi t ional ly , there were 325 inpa t ien t admissions, and 153 surg ica l procedures performed dur ing the year.

Safety Department. USS CARL VINSON won the Admiral F l a t l e y Memorial Award Tor av ia t fon sa fe ty f o r CY-88. Strdng programs i n f l i g h t deck safety, sa fe ty surveys, pub l i ca t ion o f the t r i -week ly sheet 'Safety Shorts," and leadership of the embarked airwing, complemented our outstanding record t o help us win t h i s award. There were on ly 2 cruige FOD's dur ing the 15 June-16 December 1988 deploynent. We had gone since 6 A p r i l 1986 wi thout an accidental death o f any type, and 1988 had on ly two qeportable a i r c r a f t losses, one of which was not avoidable i n the sense t ha t t h e a i r c r a f t caught on f i r e whi le airborne.

CARL VINSON CY88 MISHAPS

DATE - 08SEP88

26SEP88

21 SEP88

1 5 JUL88

10APR88

UNIT - CkASS/TYPE MISHAP/TYPE AIRCRAFT

VF-111 ALFA/F-14A. Orew s ta l l ed a i r c r a f t i n ACM and d i d not recover. Ejected SAFELY.

VF-111 ALFA/F-14A. Uncontrol lable ECS f i r e forced safe e jec t ion i n Adabian Sea.

VA-27 CHARLIE/A-7E. Sidewinder m i ss i l e was f i r e d inadvertently, h i t t i n g nothing.

VA-97 CHARLIE/A-7E. Tai 1 hook came down on launch, breaki ng hook. AircraPt f l e w t o Cubi P t .

VF-51 BRAVO/F-14A. When crew s tar ted engines, the w i ngs spread, s t r i k i n g the adjacent F-14A. Broke sidewinder m i ss i l e and multipurpose pylon.

VS-29 CHARLIE/$-3A. A i r c r a f t was behind JBD #4 wh i le EA-6B was on Catapult ahead. When EA-60 went t o f u l l power, S-3 p i l o t increased RPM t o get engine cooling. A i r c r a f t s l i d i n t o JBD well . JBD operator then lowered JBD onto a i r c r a f t .

DECK DEPT PERSONAL INJU Y. During f u e l UNREP w i t h USS ROANOKE on Sponson 13, B 1 1 was struck by a 30 pound pu l l ey when i t becamg detached from the deck under tension o f a remating l i n e being used t o reseat the r ig . Broke both knees, legs. Fa i l u re o f s tee l cable. He had been standing i n the bight.

Hafntenance Department. The major Goncept o f Maintenance Management Department dur ing the year 1988 i s t o be a ready car r ie r . The e a r l y p a r t o f the year was devoted w i t h various inspections and exercises. ~ u r i G the exercise FLEETEX 88-2, CARL VINSON as assigned as the B a t t l e Group repa i r coordinator i n which approximately 2 repa i rs and technical assistance have been coordinated. Before WESTPAC, 1 ARL VINSON underwent a very rpoductive POM period. The f i r s t stop on the depl yment was Subic Bay where 51 i ndus t r i a l work i tems and many sh ip t o shop j o s were completed. CARL VINSON was assigned as the B a t t l e Group CHARLI 1 Repair Coordinator i n which the Maintenance Manager coordinated numerous repa i rs t h a t were requested by the b a t t l e group. Some o f the repa i rs /ca l ib ra t ions and tech ass i s t coordinated were :

- Motor rewind 24 - Cal i bra t ion 53 - Av ia t ion Equipment Mai ntenbnce 153 - Tech ass i s t 4 2

3-M i s also a p a r t o f t h i s departme t and was able t o rewr i te the shipboard 3-M ins t ruc t ion. Also has conducte shipwide assessment o f 3-M f o r 186

w i th the auspices o f 3 4 .

a workcenters. Completion o f Ship's Planning Docunent (SMD) audi t was conducted

A i r De rtment. During CY88, V-1 D iv is ion ( F l i g h t Deck) made 92,716 * moves. I n the process of making those moves, the d i v i s i o n had nine reportable crunches and twenty-three non-reportable crunches. The FOD t o t a l was f o u r a i r c r a f t engines. V-2 D iv is ion (Catapults and Arrest ing Gear) recorded CARL VINSON Is 75,000th Arregtment and Catapu 1 t Number Two launched i t s 25,000th a i rc ra f t . A l o t of maihtenance was accomplished over the course o f the year. This included: two haw reeves o f the ar rest ing gear and e i g h t re-reeves, two main engine cy l inder tte-packs, two accumulator re-packs, f ou r re t ractab le shieve overhauls, four cdtapul t water brake jobs, three re-reeves o f the r o t a r y re t rac t i on engines, replaced hydraul ic motor on Catapult Number Four and b u i l t an E-2/C-2 barricade. Addi t ional ly, V-2 i d e n t i f i e d a defect on MARK 7, MOD-0 Catapult Number Three JBD1s and provided AIRPAC w i t h the necessary deta i ls . An AIRPAC Handling Team inspected V-2 i n 1988 and the ALREMP Qua1 i ty Assurance formal audi was passed w i t h 'Outstanding' resul ts. V-3 D iv is ion (Hangar Bays) made 6,20 a i r c r a f t moves, w i th three reportable crunches. S ign i f i can t accomplishmen s f o r V-4 D iv is ion (Fuels) include twenty-eight replenishments f o r a t o 1 a1 o f 17,744,608 gal lons o f JP-5 received. 19,939 a i r c r a f t were fuelqd w i t h a t o t a l o f 19,461,967 gal lons of JP-5. 7,391 gal lons o f lube o i l were received and 5,586 gal lons were issued.

Chaplain Department. CARL VINSON co$ducted f o u r successful pre-deploynent b r i e f s fo r service members and t h e i r dependent wives. These br ie fs , held i n various locat ions near major goverrnnent housing areas around the San Francisco area, provided the service man and h i s w i fe a chance t o gather information re la ted t o the deployment separation. I n addit ion, CARL VINSON hosted onboard a pre-deploynent f a i r , i n a carnival mot i f . That provided the CARL VINSON s a i l o r w i th an ar ray o f information ooths presenting i n f o m a t i o n re la ted t o the deploynent. This h i gh l y success u l f a i r provided legal, disbursing, Red Cross, Navy Rel ief , ESO, vehic le reg f s t ra t i on and storage, medical and dental, and special services i nfomat ion t h a t prevented many c r i s i s from a r i s i ng dur ing the deployment. I n July, 67 men worked on three pro jects whi le i npo r t i n the Republic o f the Phil ippines. The f i r s t and l a s t pro jects involved the digging o f a la t r ine , repa i r ing and pa in t ing a roof, and the construction o f school desks and benches a t a school located i n an Aeta settlement outside o f San Marcelino. The second p ro jec t iovolved the pa in t ing o f three classrooms and the p r i nc ipa l 's o f f i c e a t the Tabacuan Elementary School. A1 so, CARL VINSON sa i l o r s del ivered one p a l l e t f food t o the Hissionaries o f Char i ty i n Old Kabalan j u s t outside the NAVSTA f ubic gate; and two pa l le ts , one o f medical consumables and one o f hygieoic consumables, was del ivered t o a c l i n i c a t an i so la ted Aeta settlemen outside o f San Marcelino. I n addition, one p a l l e t o f high school textbooks r e del ivered t o the Dinalupihan b I n s t i t u t e Community High School i n D nalupihan, Bataan, Republic o f the Phil ippines. I n October, 12 men werk employed i n the i n t e r i o r pa in t ing of a sa lvat ion army orphanage i n Mombasa, Kenya. I n November, 32 men volunteered t o pa in t the face o f a 3 s t o r y elementary school bu i ld ing i n Pattaya Beach, Thailand. A t lunch time the men a lso served a barbecue lunch t o the more than 300 students o f Pattaya Nukuan Elementary School, t h e i r teachers, and the s t a f f o f the school. The CARL VINSO/( Ombudsman team has been an indispensable p a r t o f the shipboard organization, tomposed o f e igh t servicewives. The Ombudsman provide information and asbistance t o the fami l ies o f the crew. They coordinate the monthly Otwbudsman Newsletter t o every family. The 'Letter from Home Program' i s popular wi th the crew as the Qnbudsman sent a packet f u l l o f l e t te rs , pictures, and a map from each s ta te i n the U.S. t h a t was posted on the ship 's messdecks where servicemembers may view. Other programs include the *clothesline," a s t r i n g over thousands o f f am i l y p ic tures sent by f m i l i e s o f sa i l o r s which were hung round the messdecks dur ing homecoming,

dur ing the deploynent. r and the exchange o f videos made a t picnics, par t ies and other soc ia l events

6

Legal Department. The basic function o f Legal Department dur ing 1988 was t o advise the Commanding Off icer concerning the in te rp re ta t ion and appl icat ion o f the Uniform Code o f M i l i t a r y Justice and other m i l i t a r y laws and regulat ions. The goal o f Legal Department w a d i s qo maintain d i s c i p l i n e and t o ass i s t w i th prompt, f a i r administrat ion of justicie w i t h i n the comand. Consisting o f three d iv i s ions (L-1, Legal O f f ice; 4-2, the Ship's Master-at-Anns Force; and L-3, the Ship's Br ig) , the Legal Dep rtment has 14 f u l l - t i m e en l i s ted personnel, two fu l l - t ime attorneys, 1 nd 28 TAD personnel from sh ip 's company assigned t o L-2 and 12 assigned t o L-3. The Ship's B r i g became p a r t o f Legal Department i n Ju ly i n order t o consolidate a l l shipboard MAA funct ions under the d i r ec t i on o f the Legal Off icer and Chief Master-at-Arms. During deployment, add i t iona l TAD personnel from the a i m i n g were added, and L-2 received 10 addi t iona l personnel br inging the Legal Department t o 66 t o t a l personnel. During 1988, L-1 D i v i sioq processed 60 Special Courts-Mart ia l , 41 S m a r y Courts-Mart ial, 9 A r t i c l e 32 Investigations, 52 administrat ive discharges, and 1,468 repor t ch i t s r s u l t i n g i n 652 actual non jud ic ia l d punishment cases. I n addition, L-1 i v i s i o n handled nwerous claims, provided lega l assistance t o the crew, ran thq L i b e r t y Risk program, acted as a 1 ia ison t o c i v i l i a n law enforcement agencies, and coordinated Customs clearance upon re tu rn from the ship 's WESTPAC deplo ent. The MAA's continue t o maintain shipboard patrols, ensure secur i t y o k board the ship, process as many as 1300 u r i n a l y s i s samples per month, conducq investigations, provide trod control , and t o t a l l y control procurement/distrti but ion o f 1 inens t o Airwing en1 i s t e d personnel. The B r i g provides p r e - t r l a l confinement, p o s t - t r i a l confinement up t o 30 days, and confinement f o r thred days bread and water whenever the ship i s a t sea o r deployed. During i npo r t periods i n Alameda, the B r i g i s normally closed and a l l confinement i s d i rected t o shore establishments. The B r i g i s capable of handling 17 prisoners i n the dormitory and has the capab i l i t y o f handling two prisoners i n lock down o r i n confinement on bread and water.

Dental Depa-nt. Ship company reaqiness raised from 92 percent t o 99.6 percent. Carr ier A i r Wing FIFTEEN Madiness raised from 64.7 percent t o 98.3 percent. Pat ient v i s i t s was 17,368. Procedures performed was 77,230. The Dental Department was proclaimed ". . ,nunber one o f a1 1 AIRPAC ships' i n the command inspect ion o f March 1988.

Comtnicat ions Department. CARL VINSON extensi ve ly employed SATCOM VINSON through the ma jo r i t y o f the 1988 WESTPAC/Indian Ocean deploynent.

F i r s t experience w i th SATCOM VINSON came when CARL VINSON and Ba t t l e Group CHARLIE par t ic ipated i n a j o i n t service exercise w i th the USAF i n the Gulf o f A1 aska. I n i t i a l problems were a t t r i bu ted t o f au 1 ty w i r ing i n SB-973/SRR Audio Switchboard which grounded the audio leading t o the VINSON Crypto equipment. A temporary w i r i ng f i x was accmpl i s ed and CARL VINSON completed the remainder o f the cruise i n t h i s conf 1 guration. Permanent rewi r ing i s scheduled f o r SRA-89. From inchop t VENTHFLT i n l a t e June u n t i l re tu rn t o THIRDFLT i n l a t e November, CARL VINS aintained a t lease one M-HOP c i r c u i t . I n SEVENTHFLT OPCON, COMSEVENTHFLT C nder's M-HOP was guarded and i n the Indian Ocean under Commander, Jo in t Force Middle East OPCON, U.S. Central Command's Execution Net was monitore . CARL VINSOH successful ly par t ic ipated i n two high frequency improvement p r 1! gram exercises i n SEVENMFLT. Once i n e a r l y Ju l y and once i n l a t e November, Both exercises simulated t o t a l loss o f S a t e l l i t e Broadcast and required a l l Category I 1 1 and I V outgoing t r a f f i c be processed v i a HF Terminations. Addi t ional ly, a1 1 Category I V receive t r a f f i c was processed v i a HF teminat ions. During the exercise, CARL VINSON screened the type BCST channel u t i l i z e d by BG CHARLIE ships and provided screen services as we l l as an HF Rekey. The ma jo r i t y o f a l l missing BCST numbers by

other BG ships were protected by CARL VINSON, thus e l im ina t ing broadcast screen requests t o the NAVCAMS. Over-the-Air-Rekey (OTAR ) tes ts were scheduled on three occasions (June, Vovember and December) and CARL VINSON successful l y completed each tes t . This t e s t employs the e l ec t r on i c t rans fe r of COMSEC mate r ia l v i a the KW-46 B C S ~ channel. The keymat i s usua l l y f o r a VINSON o r PARKHILL covered voice c i r p u i t , however, any keymat f o r KG-84, KT-58, KY-75 o r KW-46 Crypto equipmebts can be t ransfer red through t h i s process. Exercise bearing impervious which simulates loss o f a1 1 UHF SATCOM and employs an Anti-Jam (AJ) SHF DAMA Upl ink data stream was conducted twice whi le re tu rn ing from deployment. Both exercises were successfu l ly completed and provided exce l lent t r a i n i n g t o a l l radiomen. On 26 October, CARL VINSON experienced a t o t a l loss o f a l l SATCDM c i r c u i t s except f o r CUDIXS. Tech ass i s t from Motu SEVEN and THIRTEEN determined a bad hybr id element i n both OE-82/WSC-1 antennas. Add i t iona l ly , a 6-way s p l i t t e r f a i l e d and numerous c i r c u i t cards w i t h i n the transceiverb were f au l t y . Make-shift repa i rs restored most c i r c u i t s t o a reduced c a p a b i l i t y by 8 November. Approximately 1164 manhours were expended t o replalce f a u l t y pa r ts and groom SATCOM Suite. CARL VINSON was restored t o f u l l SAXOM c a p a b i l i t y on 22 November. CARL VINSON maintained f u l l period back ulp terminat ion w i t h a t o t a l o f 5 d i f f e r e n t NAVCAMS/NAVCOMMSTAS dur ing the past 12 months. During the Indian Ocean phase o f 1988 deployment, CARL VINSON and NAVCOWSTA Diego Garcia were terminated from l a t e Ju l y u n t i l l a t e October. During the e n t i r e per iod CARL VINSON received a t o t a l o f 21,633 messages and sent a t o t a l o f 5,829 messages; averaging 254 messages received and 70 messages send per day. HF terminat ion employed ISB operations u t i l i z i n g TDM terminat ion (BR-6028) i n upper sideband and BFCT terminat ion i n lower sideba~nd. Three receive and one t ransmi t channels were ava i lab le a t a l l timesl. One hundred percent o f Category I V t r a f f i c was processed between ship/slhore/ship.

CUDIXS MONTH SENT RECEIVED -- JUN 3,424 15,160 JUL 5,955 18,875 AUG 8,590 25,455 SEP 7,109 25,268 OCT 6,885 23,947 NOV 3,241 13,649

SEND 44,-846

1988 CRUISE MESSAGE TOTALS

HF BCST SENT RECEIVED RECEIVED -

89 728 9,306 1,395 41,015 9,324 2,140 7,240 10,211 2,804 1,468 13,309 2,090 8,481 10,668 1,124 11,856 8,445

TOTAl, FOR CRUISE

RECEIVED 273,405

MONTHLY SENT TOTAL

Average messages sent per day du r i n 88 deployment: 9 245 Average messages received per day d r i n g 88 deplojment: 1,166 Total Class "En messages send: 823

DATE - 1988 Weapons D e p a r t m e n t E v o l u t i o n s

EVOLUTION

KENNEL LANCE BRAVO I 1 SECURITY EXERCISE MRCI WEAPONS ONLOAD .45 CAL FAM F I R E .50 CAL MANEUVERING MAGAZINE SPRINKLER $Y STEM TEST MINEX 40MM FAM F I R E MINE READINESS CERTIFICATION INSPECTION (MRCI ) TAV M-14 FAM F I R E MINEX "AY N T P I MAGAZINE SPRINKLER YSTEM FLUSH PREDEPLOYMENT COMBA f SYSTEM REVIEW MAGAZINE SPRINKLER $YSTEM TEST .50 CAL MANEUVERING MINE READINESS CERT FICATION INSPECTION (MRCI) ADVANCE TRAINING AS ESSMENT (ATA) MAGAZINE SPRINKLER Y STEM TEST BATTLE FORCE EXERCI E (BFE) AMMO ON/OFFLOAD

I .45 CAL AND SHOTGUN QUALS NAS ALAMEDA .45 CAL AND SHOTGUNQUALS NAS ALAMEDA AWSEP STOCKPILE INV~NTORY WEAPONS ONLOAD THREATCON BRAVO AMMO ONLOAD .50 CAL MANEUVERING MAGAZINE SPRINKLER SYSTEM FLUSH REPAIR OF MAGAZINE SPRINKLER 8 INCH VALVE I N 7-74-0-M AMMO ONLOAD INPORT NAS CUB1 PT, RP M-60 FAM F I R E .50 CAL MANEUVERING MAGAZINE SPRINKLER SYSTEM TEST NIGHT .50 CAL MANEUVERING .50 CAL MANEUVERING M-14 FAM F I R E MAGAZINE SPRINKLER SYSTEM TEST .50 CAL MANEUVERING .45 CAL FAM F I R E - 3 8 CAL FAM F I R E FOR VF-111 .50 CAL MANEUVERING M-14 QUALIFICATIONS 40MM FAM F I R E SAFETY STANDDOWN M-14 QUALIFICATIONS .50 CAL MANEUVERING M-14 QUALIFICATIONS 1 2 GA SHOTGUN FAM FNRE MAGAZINE SPRINKLER FY STEM FLUSH M-60 FAM F I R E FOR VS-29 AND HS-4

DATE - 010CT88 040C T88 1 OOC T88 220CT88 240C T88 290C T88 21 NOV88 29NOV88 03DEC88 08DEC88

EVOLUTION

M-14 QUALIFICATIONS -50 CAL MANEUVERING M-14 QUALIFICATIONS M-14 QUALIFICATIONS M-14 QUALIFICATIONS MAGAZ I NE SPR I NKLER $Y STEM TEST WR 54 PACKAGE RECEI ED INPORT CUB1 PT FOR AMMO BACKLOAD MAGAZINE SPRINKLER Y STEM TEST M-14 QUALIFICATIONS

r, AMMO STAGING FOR MA$OR AMMO BACKLOAD

M i n i s t r a t i v e Department.

Other S ign i f i can t Accomplishments: I

- Cruisebook s t a f f won a CHINFO V e r i t Award i n special achievement - p r i n t media category f o r i t s production of the USS CARL VINSON *Welcome Aboard* booklet. - CARL VINSON1s newspaper "The Eagle* was selected as second place winner i n the 1988 CHINFO Mer i t Awards competi t ion i n the Authorized Photocopied, M u l t i l i t h o r Mimeo Newspapers category. - CARL VINSON was the CV/CVN winner o f the Admiral F l a t l e y Memorial Award f o r CY-88 f o r demonstrating the inseparabi 1 i ty o f Operational Safety and Combat Readiness. - CARL VINSON was the COMNAVAIRPAC winner f o r the 1988 H a b i t a b i l i t y Excellence Award and ra ted as the *&st i n the f leet . "

Awards. CARL VINSON and B a t t l e Grou CHARLIE received the Anned Forces m t i o n a r y Medal (Persian Gul f ) w i l e deployed t o the North Arabian Sea from 28 Ju l y t o 30 September 1988. ! ARL VINSoN also received her fourth Sea Deploynent Ribbon ending 16 December.

1988 RETENTION STATISTICS

USS CARL VINSON has an aggressive, w 11-trained and we l l organized Retention Team. Ensuring t r a i n i n g leve ls w i t h f n the command m a i n a t the highest level , a monthly Career Informat ion 4 Counseling Program f o r a l l Department and D iv is iona l Career Counselors was held onboard. The conmand has 18 Department Career Counselors and 112 D i v i sf on Career Counselors. This provides one counselor f o r every 26 h n .

E l i g i b l e I n e l i q i b l e Reenlisted Gross % I n e l i q i b l e

F i r s t Term 5 82 7 8 158 24% 2 7% Second Term 64 0 2 31 47% 48% Career - 114 - 0 6 - 9 1 7 6% - 80% - Total 760 86 280 33% 37%

Encl: (5)

1988 DISTIIIGUISHED VISdTORS U(D )IEDIA V IS ITS AT SEA

05-06 FEB

08-09 FEB

25 FEB

27 FEB

29 MAR

30 MAR

20-24 APR

06-07 JUN

06-08 JUN

06-09 JUN

08-09 JUN

21 JUN -

Vice Admiral Diego E. Hernandez, Commander, U.S. Third Fleet, and 10 congressmen as a r t o f "Operation Quicklook." V i s i t i n g congressmen included J 9 m Bates (D-Calif., 44th D i s t r i c t ) ; Norman Shumway (R-Calif., 14th D i s t r i c t ) ; Ronald Packard (R-Cal if., 40th D i s t r i c t ) ; W i l l i a h Lowery (R-Calif., 41st D i s t r i c t ) ; Mar t in Lancaster (D-N.C., 3rd D i s t r i c t ) ; But le r Derr ick (D-S.C., 3rd D i s t r i c t ) ; R. J. Lagomarsino (R-Cal if., 19th D i s t r i c t ) ; Robert J. Mrazek (D-N.Y.); John J. Rhodes (R-Ariz.).

Mr . David Hartman and seven members of h i s f i l m crew. The group was on board t o work on a ser ies covering U.S. naval missions and plat forms f o r ABC-TV.

Mr. Roger Staubach and 39 members o f the Dal las Chapter o f the Young Presidents Organization (YPO).

Senator John McCain (RtAriz.) and camera crew from KPNX-TV, Phoenix, Ariz. Senator McCain was on board f o r a day1 i g h t o r i en ta t i on tou r and v i s i t . The camera crew f lew out i n order t o do a special on Senator McCain and the U.S. m i l i t a r y .

Lieutenant General Richard A. Burpee, U.S. A i r Force, Commanding General, 15th A i r Force, two s t a f f o f f i c e r s and h i s aide.

Vice Admiral John H. Fetterman, Jr., Commander, Naval A i r Force, U.S. P a c i f i c Fleet, and Master Chief Othan D. Mondy, Force Master Chief.

Rear Admiral W. Lewis Glenn, Jr., Commander, Train ing Comnand, U.S. P a c i f i c Fleet, a M observers from the B a t t l e Force Evaluation (BFE) team.

Eight members o f the Class o f 1959, U.S. Naval Academy. Members included Mr. Jacques Nbviaux, Mr . U i l l i a m Asher, Mr . Tom McReynolds, Mr . George Yerkes, Mr. Robert Pagenil lo, Mr. Kevin Mulkern, Mr . Ton Cromplton and M r . Richard Baldwin.

Mr. Mike Hanlan, Mr. Michael Trainor, Mr . Joe Dee and Mr . Robert Meyer ,

Mr, Dick Smith, Mr . Adlam Smith, Mr. Br ien Smith and Dr. A l lan Gaynor.

Mr, Harry Scott, Mr. Danny Diebert, Mr. Fred Smith, Mr. Grant Settlemeir, M r . George E l l i o t , Mr. Park Dingwell, Mr . Paul Hammerberg and Mr. Mike O'Toole.

Lieutenant General Thqhas G. McInerney, U.S. A i r Force, Commander, Alaskan A i r Comnand.

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03 JUL - Fif teen Republ i c o f Kopea/International media representat ives and two USFK escorts fhom Seoul, Republic o f Korea. SFK escorts were ENS nb U.S. Navy and Mr . K i m Yong-Kyu.

05 JUL Ten p o l i t i c a l leaders from Okinawa, Japan. V i s i t o r s included Mr. K. Spence Richardspn, Consul General, Okinawa; Mayor Tetsuya Higa (Nago Ci ty ) ; Mayor Kikuo Nakama (K in V i l lage) ; Mr . Akira Takeshita (Deputy Director, Naha DFAB); Mr. Kosei Yonemura (President, Okinawa Prefectural Human Resources Development Corp. ) ; Mr. Soin Kayo (Managing Director, Okinawa Prefectural In ternat iona l Exchange Foundation) ; Dr . H i rosh i Masuda (Assistant Professor, Ryukyo Univers i ty ) ; Mr . Shigeyuki Nakasone (Chairman, Okinawa D i s t r i c t Council, Japan Jaycees); Mr. Shintaro Takara ( P o l i t i c a l Specialis, AMCONGEN Naha).

07 JUL F ive Phi 1 ipp ine governPlent leaders inc lud ing Congressman Renato Unico (Camari nes Norte Provi nce) ; Congresswoman Maria Clara L . Lobregat (Zamboanga c i t y ) ; Congressman Roque Ablan ( I l ocos Norte Province) , Congressman Bienvenido E. Marquez (Quezon Province) ; M r . Eu ene Mar t in (Pol Y t i c a l h l i l i t a r y Off icer, U.S. Embassy, Manila 3 ; Captain B i l l Viv ian ( P o l i t i c a l h l i l i t a r y Of f icer , USCINCPACREP Phi l ippines).

17 JUL The Honorable Darry l Arnold, U.S. Ambassador t o Singapore and twenty dist inguished v i s i t o r s from Singapore and the United States. V i s i t o r s inclpded Mr . E. W. Barker, M in is te r f o r Law and a member of the Sibgaporean Parliament; M r . Tjong Yik Min, Director , I n t e rna l Sec r i t y Department; M r . Ed Lee, Regional A f f a i r s Of f icer , U.S. 1 mbassy; M r , Bob Hanson, Regional Director , Arthur Young Corp and Secretary o f the American Business Council; Colo/lel Wesley D'Aranjo, RASF, Director , Defence Mater ia ls Orgapization; Mr . Boon Swan Foo, Senior Manager (Design and En ineer) and Finance Manager, Singaporean Shipbui ld ing and Engin 1 e r i ng Limited; Colonel Lee Seng Kong, RSN, Head, Naval ~ r a i n l n g ; Colonel Quek Koh Eng, Army, Chief I n f a n t r y O f f i c e r and Cbnmnandant, SAF Command and S ta f f College; Captain George W. Lundly, U.S. Navy, Defense and Naval Attache; Mr. Charles Mraz, Director , Program P a c i f i c Region, McDonnel Douglas and member o f the American Business Council ; M r . David Siegfr ied, Partner, M i l lbank Tweed Hadley and McCloy and men~bers o f the M e r i c a n Business Council ; Mr. Wong K in Hoong, Senior Manager, In te rna t iona l Marketing, Singapore Shipbui lding and Engineering Limited; Mr . Tan Pheng Hock, Engineering Manager, Singapore Shipbui ld ing and Engineering Limited; Lieutenant Colonel Army,, Head, Foreign M i l i t a r y L ia ison Branch ; Lieutenant Colonel Ronbie Lim, RSN, Head, Naval Train ing Development and ResourEe Branch ; Lieutenant Commander

, USN, Assistant Naval Attache; Captain Ph i l l i p Ou, RSA, Deputy Head, Foreign M H l i t a r y L ia ison Branch; and M r . A l lan Sheng, Secur i ty Of f icer , ( a i r demonstration)

07 AUG F i f t y crewmembers from the French a i r c r a f t c a r r i e r Clemenceau (R 98). (Tour and lunch)

16 AUG - 18 AUG - 22 AUG

27 AUG

01 SEP

05 SEP

13 SEP

16 SEP

Ms. Pearl Ba i ley and 18 members of the "Pearl Ba i ley DOD-US0 Ce lebr i t y Show." OtheP band members include M r . Louis Balassoni (Stage name Louie B e l l on), Mr. Wil l iatn Smith, Mr . Stanley Irwin, Ms. Delores W i l f iams, Mr . La r r y Novak, Mr . Edward Duran, Mr . Don Menza, Mr . Ger I d Wiggins, Mr. Dan Markley, Lieutenant ! Mr. ev i n Kentworthy, Mr . George Hoadley, Mr. John Esparo l in i , Mr. Jackson Frost, Mr. Nathaniel Heard, Mr. Andrew Martin, Mr . David G i l l e t t e .

Captain J. D. Anderson* Cmander, Naval Support F a c i l i t y , Diego Garcia, B r i t i s h Indian Ocean Terr i to ry .

Colonel Doug Roach, U.S. A i r Force, USCENTAF, Riyadh, Saudia Arabia and s t a f f .

Mr. Chr i s t ian E i g l and Mr . Marinus H e i j l o f the In te rna t iona l C i v i 1 Aeronautics Orgaqization.

The Honorable G. CranwQll Montgomery, U.S. Ambassador t o Oman; A i r Commodore Ta l i b B i h Miran, Deputy Commander, Sultan o f k a n A i r Force; Wing Coma e r Chr is Dendrick, SOAF; Wing Conmander Abdullah B in Hamood, S "! AF; Squadron Leader Gareth Raymond, SOAF; Squadron Leader Abdullhh B in Zahrm, SOAF; F l i g h t Lieutenant A l i B i n Ibrahim, SOAF; Ms. Erynn Montgomery; Colonel Jim Lesseig, U.S. A i r Force, USDAO, Oman; Colonel A r t Hotop, U.S. Army, Chief OMC, Oman; M r . Todd Grable; Mr . Joe Koen, ALUSNA; Mr . Jim Bustin, General Manager, Occidental O i l ( the "Texas Ambassador") and M r . Gary Bauer, Zone Manager, Santa Fe D r i l l i n g Company. ( A i r demonstration)

Rear Admiral Hugh Balfbur, Commander, Sultan o f Oman Navy; Colonel Jim Lesseig, U,S. A i r Force, USDAO, Man; Lieutenant Commander Br ian Tyeki f f , SON; Lieutenant Conmander David Wilmot-Smith, SON; Lieutenant Commander Abdullah Abbas, SON; Lieutenant Conunander Mposa A. Rehman, SON; Mr . Douglas Keene, Deputy Chief o f Mission; Corpora , U.S. Marine Corps; Corporal , U.S. Marine Corps; Sergeant F i r s t Class , U.S. Army; Sergeant Major U.S. A i r Force; Gunnery Sergeant , U.S. Marine Corps; Sergeant r, U.S. Army; Major , U.S. Marine Corps and Mr . Peter Lofgren.

The Honorable W. Nathaniel Howell, U.S. Ambassador t o Kuwait; Br igad ier Dawoud Sulaiman Al-Ghanim, Commander, Kuwait A i r Force and A i r Defense; Colonel Yousef Dwayan Ghanim Foras; Lieutenant Colonel Ahmed A1 -Sumai,t; Captain ( c i v i l i a n ) Saad A1 -Matouq; Major Abdul az iz ~l -~ashm; Major Naseem A1 -Naseem; Major Naser A1 -Hosanan; Captain Abbullateef A1 -Rehf i ; Colonel James Be1 1, U.S. Marine Corps; Liebtenant , U.S. Navy. ( A i r demonstration)

Major General Norman H. Smith, Third Marine Expedit ionary Force, and two s ta f f members.

F i f t een o f f i c e r s and e~n l i s ted men frm the French destroyer Duquesne (D 603). (At sea)

17-19 SEP Ffve members of the DOD-sponsored group, the "P.M. Bandmu The group consf sted o f P h i l l f s J. Murray, Nina P. Sasaki, Chrf stopher M. Richards, John H. Merola and Michael T. Schul l e r .

24 SEP Major General Leonard begland, U.S. A i r Force, and Lieutenant Colonel , U.S. A i r Force.

10 OCT Honorable Raynel 1 Andreychuk, Canadf an Ambassador t o Kenya; Mr. Wesley K. A. Tangus, Super1 ntendent o f Por t Pol ice; M r . Steve Ef senbraun, U .So Consul General, Mmbasa, Kenya; Mr. George Gr f f f i n , Deputy Chief o f Mission; Colonel Dale Ackels, Chief, Kenya-U.S. L ia ison Off ice; Lfeutenant Colonel Sam Suero, Chief o f Operatfons, Kenya Navy; Mr . A. J. Ketoyo, Manager, Marine Operatf ons, Mombasa; Mrs. Lorraf ne Ef senbraun, w i f e o f U.S. Consul General ; Mrs. JH l l Morgan, U.S. Consulate s t a f f member; Ms. Sharon Oper, U.S. Consulate s t a f f member; Mrs. Chr is t ina G r i f f f n, wife o f U.S. beputy Chfef o f Mission and Mr. Bar ry Mi tche l l , B r f t f s h Consul General, Mombasa. (A t sea, a i r demonstratf on)

23 OCT Rear Admiral Anthony AI. Less, Colmander, Jo i n t Task Force Middle East; Lieutenant , JTFME Flag Secretary and Lieutenant .

30 OCT Honorable Paul Wolfowitz, U .So Ambassador t o Indonesf an; General T ry Sutrisno, Chief o f Staff , Indonesian Armed Forces; A i r Chief Marshal U t m , Chfef o f Sta f f , Indonesian A i r Force; Rear Admiral H. G. Wagfman, Connnander, Indonesian Western Fleet ; Rear Admf r a l Roes 1 i ; Major General Sotaryo, Assistant Chfef , Indonesian Armed Forces In te l l igence; Major General Awet Sarah, Chief o f Operatf ons, I~ndonesi an Armed Forces General Sta f f ; Major General D joko Prbmono, Connnander, Indonesian M i l f t a r y Region One; Vf ce Admfdal Gatot Suwardi ; Af r Vf ce Marshal Ateng Suwarsono, Commander, Indonesian National A i r Defense Command; Conmodore Laksma Sumft~ro; A i r Vf ce Marshal Yahman; Rear Admf r a l Pramono; A i r Vice Marslhal Imam Suwongso, Commander, Indonesian F i r s t A i r Force Operations Command; Colonel R. Soedjoko, Chfef, Indonesian Armed Forces Commander Personnel S ta f f ; Colonel R. Iskandar; Lfeutenant Colonel Arfyanto Saleh; Captain Gatot Ismuhard j f , Aide de Camp, Indonesf an Forces Corrmander; Colonel John D. Mussells, U.S. Army, Defense and Amy Attache; Captaf n Edward Lyon, U.S. Nava~l Attache; Major , U.S. Marf ne Corps, Assistant U.S. Naval Attache and Sergeant U .So Af r Force. (Af r demoqstratf on)

03 NOV Admf r a l Chart Df stbanghong, Deputy Supreme Commander, Royal Thai Armed Forces; A i r Chi a f Marshal Gun Pimantfp, Deputy Commander f n Chief, Royal Thai g f r Force; Rear Admf r a l Thep Supasanguan, Commander i n Chief, RQyal Thaf Fleet; Rear Admiral Sotorn Suyarnes takorn, Superintendent o f Advanced Naval Studf es ; Rear Admiral Krafwal Chant khet, Jof n t U.S. Mf 1 f t a r y Advf sory Group L i a f son; A i r Marshal 8 f s f t Srfkalasf n, Chief, Royal Thai A i r S ta f f ; A i r Marshal Roenchaf Snftbahn, Deputy Chief o f S ta f f f o r Operatfons, Royal Thai Af r Force; Major General Pon Ra jpo lp f jarn,

03 NOV (Cont) Chief, Thai Coordinating Committee; Major General Teerachai Riencharoen, Cmander, Marine Pol ice (Thai Coast Guard); Lieutenant General Thanapol ; Captain Vinai Tangsabutra (Rear Admiral selectee), Director, Royal Thai Navy I n t e l 1 igence Department; Captain Chympon Amrapala, Chief, Foreign Liaison, Royal Thai Navy; Specibl Colonel M e R e Thavalya Mongol Sonakul, Chief, Foreign Lia isont Royal Thai Army; Lieutenant Narut Smit tat i laka, Royal Thai A i r Force L ia ison Of f icer ; Br igadier General Peter Lash, U.S. Army, Chief, Jo in t U.S. M i l i t a r y Advisory Group, Thailand; Captain Ron Stoker, U.S. Navy, Chief, Navy Division, Jo in t U.S. M i l i t a r y Advisory Group, Thailand; Captain John Cook, ALUFNA; Colonel Vern E l l i s , U.S. A i r Force Defense Attache; L ieu t nant Commander , U.S. Navy; Mr. Marc Nicholson, Po i t i c a l m i l i t a r y Of f icer ; Mr . John Cook,

dependent.

h? dependent; MS. Jesica Cook, dependent and Mr . Jacques Graybi l l ,

MEDIA: Mr . Ne i l Klopfenstein, U S I S Off icer, U.S. Embassy, Bangkok, Thailand; Mr . Charron Seri, Thai Rath Newspaper; Mr . Voravi t Anantaraksa, Dai 1 y News Newspaper; Mr. Bunkero Sutaveesap, Mat i chon Newspaper; Mr. Somboon Ketupueng, Siam Rath Newspaper; Mr . Smk ia t Charoenpinyoying, Naew Na Newspaper; Mr . Sennsuk Kas i t ip rad i t, bangkok Post; M r . Thepchai Yong, Nation Newspaper; Mr . Kosol A avachasak, lV Channel 5 (Amy channel); Mr . Pramote Rakwi n i t ( & channel 11 1. ( A i r demonstration)

11 NOV - Vice Admiral John H. Fetterman, Jr., Commander, Naval A i r Force, U.S. P a c i f i c F lee t and Captain Ly le G o Bien, A i r Train ing Off icer. (A t sea)

23 NOV - Nine F i l i p i n o distingulished v i s i t o r s inc lud ing Representative Jose De Venecia, Jr., ICongressan from Pangasinan Province; Ambassador teonides Caday, Di rector General, O f f i c e o f American Af fa i rs , Department o f Foreign A f fa i rs ; Ambassador Fe l ipe Mabilangan, Chief Coordinator, Department o f Foreign A f f a i r s ; M r . Apol i n a r i o Lozada, Chief o f S t a f f f o r Senator L e t i c i a Shahani; Mr . Jose Policarpio, Chief o f S t a f f f o r Senator Maceda; MS. Melba Lim, D i rector, North American Af fa i rs , Department o f Foreign A f f a i r s ; Attoflney Jose Mari Velez, Broadcast Journa l is t and Anchorman, GMA Chalnnel 7 News, Manila; Attorney Raul Labino, S t a f f Member f o r Reprqsentative De Venecia, Jr. ; Captain E o

Anthony Fessler, JAGC, U.S. Navy, USCINCPACREP Phi l ippines and Mr. Wayne Boyles, P o l i t i c a l Section, American Embassy, Manila.

1988 DISTINGUISHED VISITORS AND MEDIA VISITS I N PORT

12 MAR

12 MAR - 15 MAR

18 MAR

22 MAR

05 APR

07 APR

04 MAY - 09 MAY

11 MAY

13 MAY - 15 MAY

18 MAY

21 MAY -

One-hundred-and-two scouts and parents from Boy Scout Troop 68, Rohnert Park, Cal i f . (Tour and lunch)

S i x t y students from Brookf ie ld Elementary School and 10 parents. (Tour and lunch)

Twenty-three A l l i e d and A i r Force o f f i c e r s from the EWO/SOC course a t Mather A i r Force Base, Ca l i f . (Tour and lunch)

E ighty guests from the In te rna t iona l Host Cornittee. (Tour/dinner)

Fo r t y people from the Century Club. (Tour and lunch)

V iceAdmira l P. D. Stroop, U.S. Navy (Ret.). (Tour)

Twenty-two students and seven parents from the Terra V is ta Elementary School, Oxnard, Cal i f . (For tou r )

Twenty-three A l l i e d and A i r Force o f f i c e r s from the EWO/SOC course a t Mather A i r Force Base, Ca l i f . (Tour and lunch)

Twenty-six In ternat iona l O f f i ce rs and s i x U.S. Navy escor t o f f i c e r s from the Naval War College, (Tour and lunch)

Fo r t y ch i ld ren from the Ca l i f o rn i a School f o r the Deaf and 10 adu l t escorts, (Tour and lunch)

Seventy-five students and f i v e adu l ts from Georgetown Elementary School, Georgetown, Cal i f . (Tour and lunch)

Twenty o f f i c e r s and 16 en l i s ted members o f the 90th Strate i c M i ss i l e Wing, Francis E. Warren A i r Force Base, Wyoming. !Tour)

E ighty students from Westmoor High School, Daly City, Cal i f . (Tour and lunch)

S i x t y senior o f f i ce rs from the Royal Defense College o f Belgium. Group included Major General Antoine Hol lan ts Van Loocke, Be lg i um Army; Colonel Ramon DeHou, Belgium Army; Colonel Karel Vervoort, Be1 gium A i r Force; Colonel Florent inus Jacobs, Be lg i um Army; Lieutenant Colonel Jean Buockens, Belgium Army; Lieutenant Colonel Bernard Dubois, Belgium A i r Force; Lieutenant Colonel Etienne C r i e l , Belgium Army; Major Han Ho gart, Belgium Army; Captain Willy P Vermaete, Belgium Any; Co one1 A l lan Ph i l l i p s , U.S. Army; Lieutenant , U .S. Navy; Major Abdal l ah Bahba, Tunis Navy; M r . Trap, Belgium c i v i l i a n ; Major Youssef E l Jadam, Lebanese Army; Captain Joseph Hitimana, Rwanda Amy; Major Maduwa Kajuba-Selenge, Za i re Army; Captain Enmanuel Neretse, Rwanda Army; Major Mol ida-Rodriguez, E l Salvador Any ; Captain Francois Xavier Karugahe, Rwanda Army; Captain Ntako Mudekereza, Za i re Army;

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21 MAY m

24 MAY

25 MAY

26 MAY

27 MAY

28 MAY

28 MAY - 29 MAY

01 JUN

01 JUN

Captain Francoi s Xavi e r Nzuwonemeye, Rwanda Army; Lieutenant t, U.S. Navy; Mr. Richard Sears, Honorary Belgium Consul; Mr.

E. Br ian Nason, Consul General, Ireland; Lieutenant Commander G i l b e r t DeCock, Belgium Navy; Major Jurgen Borneman, Greek Army; Major Ju l ian Brook-Fox, B r i t i s h Amy; Major Jean Marc Legault, Canadian A i r Force; Major O l i v i e r Najean, French Amy; Lieutenant Colonel Francisco Pena De ba Fuente, Spanish A i r Force; Captain Regis Caen, Belgium A i r Fotce; Captain Jean Deneubourg, Belgium Army; Captain Marc Deroep, Belgium Army; Captain Johannes D i r i x , Belgium Army; Captai n Jacques Govaert, Belg im Anny; Captain Daniel Hollander, Belgium Army; Captain Gerard Hubin, Belgium Anny; Captain Jean Marsia, Belgium Army; Captain Marcus Meganck, B e l g i m A i r Force; Captain D id i e r Renard, Belgium A i r Force; Captain Jaak Rys, Belgium Amy; Lieutenant Mqrie-Rose Van Brussel, Belgium Navy; Captain Jean Paul Vannunen Belgium Amy; Captain Walter Van Velthoven, Belgium Army; ~ b j o r Erwin A1 lemeersch, Belgium Amy; Major Charles Delcour, Be1 ium Army; Major Yves Deraynarcher, Belgium Army; Major Jean H 1 rreweghe, Belgium Any; Major W i l f r i e d Heyvaert, Belgium Army; Ma o r Frank Hye, Belgium Amy; Major Chr i s t ian Jacobs, Belgium ! my; Major Jean-Marie Jockin, Belgium Army; Major Luc LeGrain, B ~ l g i u m Army; Major Andre LeJoly, Belgium Army; Major Yves Mattar t , Belgium Anny; Lieutenant Colonel Robery Monnoyer, Belgium Gendarmery; Major Jacques Simon, Belgium Army; Major A la i n Vereecke, Belgium Army; Major P ie r re Vergauwen, Belgium Army; Major G i l b e r t Desmet, Belgium A i r Force; Major Jacques Dewinter, Belgium A i r Force; Major Andre Muller, Belgium A i r Force; Major Miche l le Singele, Belgium A i r Force and Major Michel Toussaint, Belgium A i r Force. (Tour and lunch)

F i f t y students from WestmoQr High School, Daly City, Ca l i f . (Tour and lunch)

Th i r t y - f i ve students from Westnoor High School, Daly City, Ca l i f . (Tour and lunch)

Colonel A lber t S. Yee, U.S, A i r Force and a group o f f i ve . our)

Mr. Ron Jones and twenty-f@ur p a t i e n t s h t a f f members from the Recreational Center f o r the Handicapped, San Francisco, Ca l i f . (Tour)

Mr . Darrel N. Eg en and t M n t y - f i v e Boy Scouts/parents o f Troop 25, Colfax, Cal i f . h o u r )

Mr . Glenn Marshall and 16 p a t i e n t d s t a f f members from the Napa State Hospital, Napa, Ca l i f . (Tour)

Mr. Gideon Lange, U.S. Navy ( r e t i r e d ) and a group o f two. (Tour)

Captain , UcS. A i r Force, and a group o f 30 from Sacramento, Calif. (Tour)

T h i r t y A i r Force Off icers, DOD and c i v i l i a n personnel from the Sacramento Chapter o f the Associat ion o f Old Crows. (Tour and lunch)

04 JUN - 04 JUN

04 JUN - 05 JUN

10 JUN

11 JUN

11 JUN

11 JUN

11 JUN - 12 JUN

12 JUN

12 JUN

11 JUL

Lfeutenant apd f i f t e e n students/ fnstructors from the Ca l f fo rn fa Marftfme Academjy, Val le jo. Cal f f . (Tour)

Mr . Ron F. Beagley and thib-ty members o f the h e r f can Telephone & Telegraph Company. (Tour)

Captaf n Ben T. Ho, U.S. Navy, MC, .and 30 members o f Boy Scout Troop 234, Moraga, Calff. (Tour)

Lfeutenant and t h i r t y Sea Cadets from USS Arkansas Df v i sion, Naval Marf ne Corps Reserve Center, San Bruno, Cal if. (Tour 1

Lfeutenant Colonel , U.S. Mf 1 f t a r y Academy, West Pofnt, N.Y. (Tour)

Lfeutenant and f o r t y l f t t l e leaguers frm San Mateo, Ca l f f . and members ~f the S ta t ion Seven F i r e Department, San Francisco, Calff. (Tour)

Ms. Katherfne Powell and 20 members o f the In te rna t iona l Order o f Job's Daughters, Santa Clara, Ca l i f . (Tour)

Mr . James L. Reed, Lfeutenbnt Colonel, U.S. A f r Force ( r e t i r e d ) and a group o f 10. (Tour)

Dr. A l lan Gaynor and a group o f 13. (Tour and lunch)

Mr . Geoffrey LeGear and f o r t y members o f the C f v f l A i r Patrol , Composf t e Squadron 44, Concord, Cal f f . (Tour and lunch)

M r . John Balousel l and a group o f six. (Tour)

Mr . Ivan Cut ler and a group o f six. (Tour)

Twenty-ffve d i rec to rs o f the Asfan Development Bank. Members included Mr. V i c t o r Frank, Honorary U.S. Ambassador t o the Asfan Development Bank; Mr . Davf d Craxton (Unf ted Kf ngdom) ; Mr. Sof jan Dajawf nata (Indonesf a) ; Mr. C l i f f F. Sproule (New Zealand); Mr . Quazf Azher A l l (Bangladesh); Mr . Kong Fannon (Chfna); Mr . L i Dongqun (China); Mr. Satoshf Hashfmoto (Japan 3 ; Mr. Suwan Pasugswad (Thai land); Mr. Bhubaneshwar Khatr f (Nepal ); Mr . N. M. Qureshf (Pakf stan) ; Mr. Joker Arroyo (Phf 1 f ppf nes) ; Mr. Mf chele Rouge (France); Mr . Sung-Yong Wef (Korea); Mr. H. B. Dfsanayaka (Srf Lanka) ; Mr. Chr i s t f an Hef 1 f ngsetzer (Austr f a) ; Mr. Wef Benhua (Chfna) ; Mr . Dereck Rooken-Smith (Austral4 a) ; Mr. Bf agf o Bossone ( I t a l y ) ; Mr. Myong Kon Choi (Korea); Mr. Peter Johnson Du ra i r a j (Malaysf a); M r . V i c t o r S. L fml f ngan (Phi l fpp ines) ; Mr . Ma Xishong (Chfna); Mr . Kensaku Munena a (Japan); Mr . Richard Zechter (U.S.A.); Mrs. L e t i t i a Bu t l e r (U.S.Al. 3 . (Leyte Pfer, Naval A i r Stat ion, Cubi Pofnt, Republfc o f the ~ h i h f ~ p f n e s )

12 JUL Rear Admiral Dennf s M. Brooks, outgof ng Comander, Task Force 70; Rear Admiral Ly le F. Bu l l , incoming Commander, Task Force 70; Vice Admiral Paul D. M i l l e r , Commander SEVENTH F lee t and several other high rank1 ng o f f i ce rs . The occasion was the change o f comnand i n which Rear Admiral B u l l rell ieved Rear Admiral Brooks o f Cmander, Task Force 70. ( I n port, Leyte Pier, Naval A i r Station, Cubi Point, Republic o f the Ph i l f pp i n e ~ )

18 JUL Embarkation by 24 members lof the Sf ngaporean medf a. Medf a f ncluded M r . Yip Yew Weng, producer, Focus 30; M r . Chan Fook Weng, Cameraman; Mr . Moud Radzi, soundman; Mr. Safuan B i n Hamid, l i gh t i ng ; Mr. Matthew Yap, reporter, S t r a i t s Tfmes; Mr . Cheri an George, reporter, The New Paper; Mr. Simon Ker, photographer, The New Paper; Mr. Harf sh Mehi a, reporter, Business Tfmes; Mr . Nfo Chun Choon, reporter, L i anhe Zaobao; Ms. Judy Lee, photographer, L i anhe Zaoboa; Mr . Phang Wah, feature wr i te r , Shin Min Daf l e y News; Mr. Bas i r Ahmad Sf swo, reporter, Ber i t a Harf an; Mr. Ramthan Hussf n, reporter, Berf t a Harian; M r . John Thomas, n p s ed i tor , Agence France-Presse; Mr. Ralph Ma, correspondent, Ccntral News Agency; M r . Tony Vaughn, USIS representat ive. (At anchor, Marina Bay, Man-of-war anchorage, Sf ngapore)

19 JUL Embarkatf on by 10 Sf ngaporean Pu b l i c A f f a1 r s O f f f cers. O f f i cers included Major David Ong H ~ c k Chye, M i n i s t r y o f Defence, Head o f Pub1 f c A f f a1 rs; Major Tan Swee Kee, RSA; Major Emf l e Sheares, RSA; Major Je f fe ry Goh, RSA; Captain Tan Lye Whatt, RSA; Captain P h i l l i p Koh, RSN; Mr. Tan Cher Peop, executive o f f i ce r ; Mr . Robert Canceicao, executive o f f i c p r ; Mr. Sundraraj, executive o f f i c e r ; Miss Lim Muf Khim, executive o f f i ce r . (A t anchor, Marina Bay, Man-of-war anchorage, Sf ngapore)

12 OCT The Honorable E l i n o r Constable, U.S. Ambassador t o Kenya; Honorable - Peter Constable, U.S. Ambassador; Mr. Steve E l senbraun, U.S. Consul General, Mombasa, Kenya; Colonel Dale Ackels, Chief, Kenya-U.S. L ia ison Off ice; Admiral o f the Fleet, S i r John Fieldhouse, Royal Navy; Major General Joseph E. Kibwana, Cowwander, Kenya Navy; Br igad ier Daniel Opande, Kenya Anny; Mr. Francis Serem, Prov inc ia l Po l i ce Chief; Colonel Henr Hugh Smith, Royal Anny; Colonel John Wright, Royal Army; Major E l l y Rewa, Kenya A i r Force and Lieutenant J. M. Mavi ngo, Kenya Navy, Aide de Camp. (Anchored, o f f the coast o f Mombasa, Kenya. S t a t i c d isp lay i n Hangar Bay 11)

13 OCT Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Bhul lar, Assistant High Comfssfoner, India; Mr . and Mrs. A. Rutgers, Honorary Consul, Netherlands; Mr . and Mrs. Morgan-Davies, Honorary Co~nsul, Sweden; Mr. and Mrs. Santagati, Honorary Consul, I t a l y ; Mr . and Mrs. F. Schumacher, Honorary Consul S w i tzerland; Mr. and Mrs. P. Wan T i 1 burg, Honorary Consul, Belgium; Mr . and Mrs. Terry Day, Admi nf s t r a t i v e Counselor, U.S. Embassy; M r . and Mrs. Yako, Dean, Shanzu Teachers College; Mr. Sambu, P r i ncipal, Shanzu Teachers Col lege; Mrs. Kanoe, Deputy Pr inc ipa l , Shanzu Teachers College; Mr. and Mrs. Grinmood, Ed1 tor , Coastweek; Mr. G. Phmbeah, Nation Newspaper; Mr . Mjenga Munyorf, Nation Newspaper photogapher; Mr . and Mrs. Zanachi ; Mr. and Mrs. Don Reid; Mr. G i l b e r t Kennfzor; Mr . and Mrs. Thomas Hubrfck; Mr . J. Mixon Cowart; Mr . and Mrs. Ray Marshall; Mr . Jaffer K r i m and Reverend and Mrs. Co l i n Noyce. (Anchored, o f f the coast o f Mombasa, Kenya)

14 OCT Mr . and Mrs. La r r y Bishop, Mr . and Mrs. Frank Dobra, Ms. Carol Wood, Lieutenant Mfchenf, Afde de Camp, Kenya Navy; Mr. and Mrs. Shal l Mbuvf , American Consulate Mombasa; Mr . and Mrs. Edwfn Yf nda, Managf ng Df rector , Venus Ja r f tfme; Mr . and Mrs. Nathwanf (and daughter), Executf ve Direator, McKenzf e; Dr . A. No t ia r (and daughter), Mr . Davfd Fawcctt, Mrs. Anjelo Brauhn, Ms. Marfa Hubrfch, Mr . Ishmael Shf naka, Mr . Robert Kachi l f , Ms. Rehema Khamasf Ibrahfm, Mr . George Magenda, Mr. Peter Nafula, Dr. Ramfsh Desaf, Ms. Anju Jaf n, Mrs. Tracy Kennf tor , Ms. Mable Ho, Mr . R. Wong and M r . Francis Oyango. (Anchored, o f f the coast o f Mombasa, Kenya)

15 OCT Ms. Trudf Bagley, Ms. Sami Bolton, Ms. Pamela Clarke, Ms. Sara - Bagley, Mr. and Mrs. Rhona Remedfos, Mr. Samuel Ouma, Mr . S. Nderi, Ms. Sharon Oper, Mr . and Mrs. Ghr fs t (U.S. Mfssfonary), Ms. C lea t i s Nixon (Peace Corps Voluntqer), Ms. Colleen Costel lo (Peace Corps Volunteer), Mr . Kahaso (Kdnya Times), Mr . and Mrs. George R fca lo f f (Managing Director , Indo Suez Bank), Mr. Y. Boon, Mr. G. Boon, Mr . P. Boon, Mr . Davfd Claar, M r Ni lesh Moddy, Mr . Pranal Moddy, M r . and Mrs. Nabfl Zachem, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Juma, Ms. Lydia Mbfthf, Dr . and Mrs. A. V. Patel, M r . Davfd K f t e (Managfnf Director , East Afrf can Ref f ner ies) , Mr. Nfzoo Vf sram (Chfef Engineer, East Af r ican Ref f nerfes), Mr. and Mrs. Mb i t f (Executive, Bamburf Port land Cement Co. ) and Ms. Sarah Johnson (Busf ness Col lege Di rector ) . (Anchored, o f f the coast o f Mombasa, Kenya)

05 NOV A f r Vfce Marshal Kriengkrai, Royal Thaf A f r Force and several s t a f f members. (At anchor, o f f the coast o f Pattaya Beach, Thaf land)

07 NOV Pr f nce Tftfbahnyugala and three members of h i s family. (A t anchor, o f f the coast o f Pattaya Beach, Thailand)

21 NOV Captaf n Bf 11 Vivian, USCINCPACREP Phi l i pp ines and several f o re i gn - vf s f tors. Vf s f t o r s f ncludpd a Thai Admiral, Indonesian Brfgadf e r General and Phf l f ppf ne Conlgressman and Senator. ( I n port , Alava Pfer, Naval Statfon, Subfc Bay, Republ f c o f the Phf l fppfnes)

22NOV E f g h t F f l f p i n o A i r F o r c e O f f f c e r s f n c l u d f n g C o l o n e l L e o p o l d o A c o t , - Colonel Ernesto Dauz, C o l o w l Fe l f x Duenas, Jr., Colonel Hernando Lopez, Colonel F f 1 amer Arta jo, Colone 1 Roberto Subalarse , Colonel W f l l f e Florendo and Colonel Dennis Nervfas. ( I n port , Alava Pfer, Naval Statfon, Subic Bay, kepubl i c o f the P h i l i pp f nes