PHOTO #139 : TMSN Mark Folds from Alabama, on UNREP. Westpac 1984. (color 21k - photo courtesy G. Hochleitner)

PHOTO #140 : FTG2 (name?) doing keyholders. Westpac 1984. [Mark Lewis (FTG1 80-84) helped out here. This is FTG2 Darrell Dedmon.] (color 20k - photo courtesy G. Hochleitner)

PHOTO #141 : STG2 Harris, another sonar guy from Alabama (distant cousin of Mark Folds. Everyone in Alabama is related, somehow or other). Westpac 1984. (color 19k - photo courtesy G. Hochleitner)

PHOTO #142 : OSSN Fred Bustin. I used to talk to this guy every day! Westpac 1984. (color 19k - photo courtesy G. Hochleitner)

PHOTO #143 : Heavy Seas. Taken on the trip back, in 50ft seas, about 10 days out of Subic. Westpac 1984. (color 17k - photo courtesy G. Hochleitner)

PHOTO #144 : Phillippine Sea. Taken on the outbound leg of WESTPAC 84, near Leyte. (color 18k - photo courtesy G. Hochleitner)

PHOTO #145 : GMTSN, can't remember his name, which is lousy because he replaced me. Westpac 1984. [Dave Pudim reports that this is GMSN Jett] (color 17k - photo courtesy G. Hochleitner)

PHOTO #146 : GMT1 Ron Hall (left), GMT3 Gunther Hochleitner (center) and FTG2 Michael Farouk (right). Westpac 1984. (color 19k - photo courtesy G. Hochleitner)

PHOTO #147 : The boss GMT1 Ernest Howell. He was using a PC long before the rest of humanity... which is why we called him Ernesto Nervoso. Westpac 1984. (color 24k - photo courtesy G. Hochleitner)

PHOTO #148 : STG3 Blomberg on UNREP. Westpac 1984. (color 24k - photo courtesy G. Hochleitner)

PHOTO #149 : STG2 Steve Work, using sophisticated ASROC hot-line. Westpac 1984. (color 22k - photo courtesy G. Hochleitner)

PHOTO #150 : STG3 Matt Kelly on UNREP. Westpac 1984. (color 31k - photo courtesy G. Hochleitner)

PHOTO #151 : GMT3 Gunther Hochleitner gun-decking logs. Westpac 1984. (color 17k - photo courtesy G. Hochleitner)

PHOTO #152 : YN3 Jay Lowry, undercover NIS person. Westpac 1984. (color 12k - photo courtesy G. Hochleitner)

PHOTO #153 : STG3 Bravo hiding from STGCS Richardson in the ASROC office. Westpac 1984. (color 16k - photo courtesy G. Hochleitner)

PHOTO #154 : Sea and anchor detail with WA division on the fantail. I believe early 1985. (color 38k - photo courtesy G. Hochleitner)

PHOTO #155 : LTjg (name?). Actually, this was my last WA division officer, though I can't remember his name. Think about it, he could be a Captain by now. Westpac 1984. [From CDR John Hazard: The Officer is Ensign Shrenk. I stood many watches with this daring, but very short officer.] (color 22k - photo courtesy G. Hochleitner)

PHOTO #156 : GMT1 L. Basilio doing maintenance on the ASROC Launcher. Westpac 1984. (color 29k - photo courtesy G. Hochleitner)

PHOTO #157 : GMG3 Todd Maloney & GMG3 Todd Bruce, after swabbing bore of 5"gun. (color 14k - photo courtesy T. Maloney)

PHOTO #158 : GMG3 Todd Maloney and MSSN Shea Hembrea, front of 5"mount. (color 60k - photo courtesy T. Maloney)

PHOTO #159 : MSSN Hembrea and MSSN Legare. (color 43k - photo courtesy T. Maloney)

PHOTO #160 : MSSN Hembrea. (color 14k - photo courtesy T. Maloney)

PHOTO #161 : Sn Brian Welch '90. (color 12k - photo courtesy T. Maloney)

PHOTO #162 : Shellback SN Todd Maloney South Pac 88, 2nd crossing. (color 16k - photo courtesy T. Maloney)

PHOTO #163 : Pollywog SN Todd Maloney Southpac 1988. (color 17k - photo courtesy T. Maloney)

PHOTO #164 : MA1 Robert Jackman, Southpac 1988. (color 30k - photo courtesy T. Maloney)

PHOTO #165 : GMG1 Woods on the messdecks, 1990. (color 19k - photo courtesy T. Maloney)

PHOTO #166 : GMG3 Mike Pippitt and the 5" gun console, 1990. (color 31k - photo courtesy T. Maloney)

PHOTO #167 : GMG3 Todd Bruce and GMG2 Gaylen Kelly goofing off in the 5" Gun Mount, 1990. (color 17k - photo courtesy T. Maloney)

PHOTO #168 : GMG1 Woodard prior to port call, 1990. (color 23k - photo courtesy T. Maloney)

PHOTO #169 : The new GMG3 Todd Maloney at the frocking ceremony, Jan 16 1990, being tagged by GMG1 Micheal Cline. (color 47k - photo courtesy T. Maloney)

PHOTO #170 : MA1 Robert Jackman on Starboard Bridge Wing, 1989. (color 21k - photo courtesy T. Maloney)

PHOTO #171 : GMG3 Todd Maloney on Roving Patrol Watch '91. (color 20k - photo courtesy T. Maloney)

PHOTO #172 : SN Joe Osecki and SN Kernoodle sitting on the 5" gun mount. '89 (color 31k - photo courtesy T. Maloney)

PHOTO #173 : From left to right: GMG3 Mike Pippitt, STGSN (?), GMG3 Todd Bruce, and GMG3 Todd Maloney, after doing some M60, and M14 shooting off the fantail. '90 (color 26k - photo courtesy T. Maloney)

PHOTO #174 : MSSN Shea Hembree, on the fantail between meals '89. (color 18k - photo courtesy T. Maloney)

PHOTO #175 : L to R: GMG3 Todd Maloney, GMG3 Mike Pippitt, and FC3 Vincent Slama, with the USS Independence in the backgroung during one of the UNREPs in the Persian Gulf.'90 (color 40k - photo courtesy T. Maloney)

PHOTO #176 : L to R: SN Brian Welch, SN (? name) , Lt. (?), and STGSN (?), on the same spot as Photo # 45 (gallery 1). (color 30k - photo courtesy T. Maloney)

PHOTO #177 : BMC (?) leaving the Brewton for another duty station just prior to West Pac 90. (color 25k - photo courtesy T. Maloney)

PHOTO #178 : GMG1 Woodard holding M60 quals on the fantail. '90 "Are we ready yet?!". (color 36k - photo courtesy T. Maloney)

PHOTO #179 : Todd Maloney and Mike Pippitt just prior to firing. (color 27k - photo courtesy T. Maloney)

PHOTO #180 : Todd Maloney last couple rounds. (color 22k - photo courtesy T. Maloney)

PHOTO #181 : WG division '90. Todd and Mike in the front. GMG1 Woods (the blonde), GMG1 Woodard (peace) GMG2 Gaylen Kelly (tounge) and GMG3 Todd Bruce (say Cheese). (color 40k - photo courtesy T. Maloney)

PHOTO #182 : GMG1 Woods and GMG3 Mike Pippitt, deep in thought during UNREP. (color 21k - photo courtesy T. Maloney)

PHOTO #183 : BMSN Joseph Osecki in forward berthing. (color 27k - photo courtesy T. Maloney)

PHOTO #184 : One of my favorite pics I took during '90. (color 76k - photo courtesy T. Maloney)

PHOTO #185 : GMG1 Woodard and GMG1 Woods, the Duty MAA's, or Duty Badasses as we liked to call them. '90 (color 27k - photo courtesy T. Maloney)

PHOTO #186 : FC3 Vincent Slama, on the 20mm Phalanx '90. (color 67k - photo courtesy T. Maloney)

PHOTO #187 : L to R: SN Ornealas, GMG3 Todd Maloney, and BMSN Joseph Osecki. '90 (color 52k - photo courtesy T. Maloney)

PHOTO #188 : STGSN Acevedo, 1989. (color 22k - photo courtesy T. Maloney)

PHOTO #189 : L to R: Aussie GMG3 (?) GMG1 Woodard, GMG3 Bruce, working on gun bore after a shoot. '91 (color 39k - photo courtesy T. Maloney)

PHOTO #190 : A rare look the gun mount "bubble". '90 (color 14k - photo courtesy T. Maloney)

PHOTO #191 : Rick O'Dell's (1974-1976) shellback card. Says Rick: "We were in such a hurry to get on station that we had to put it (the crossing the line ceremony) off till we were headed back north to Guam, so we had all been shellbacks for a few days before it happened. We were sprayed with ice cold salt water for what seemed like forever before crawling on hands and knees to the flight deck with heads down. If they came up, you got the shelleleigh across your a**, hard. We thought we had thrown them over the side the night before but as we found out the next morning we were very painfully wrong. Those old salts knew everything we were going to do, before it happened. There were so few shellbacks that as soon as you got through it you got to go whack a few a**es yourself. (color 73k - photo courtesy R. O'Dell)

PHOTO #192 : Steel beach picnic, Westpac 1973. (color 40k - photo courtesy PC Moran)

PHOTO #193 : Wide view of Hong Kong harbor. The BREWTON is on the far right. Westpac 1973. (color 44k - photo courtesy PC Moran)

PHOTO #194 : USS BREWTON at anchor in Hong Kong. Westpac 1973. (color 35k - photo courtesy PC Moran)

PHOTO #195 : USS BREWTON trading card published by Spectra Star in 1991. This is #14 from the Desert Storm Troops series. Perhaps someone can confirm the armament list shown. Was the Brewton carrying Harpoon or Sea Sparrow missiles during this time? (color 106k - photo courtesy oscodapete)

PHOTO #196 : The USS BREWTON returning home from Operation Desert Shield, 1991. (color 36k - photo courtesy Scott Grenier)

PHOTO #197 : A decorative envelope created for Christmas, 1990. (color 82k - photo credit unknown)

PHOTO #198 : A 2004 photo of the Fong Yang FFG-933 (ex USS Brewton FF-1086) in port alongside the Chi Yang FFG-932 (ex USS Robert E. Peary FF-1073) and Lan Yang FFG-935 (ex USS Joseph Hewes FF-1078). The ships now serve in the Taiwanese navy. (color 199k - photo courtesy K.H. Chen)

PHOTO #199 : Photos from a special flight ops. Aprox. timeline 1990 off the Hawaiian islands. This apache bounced several times before a succesful landing. The ship in the backdrop was a Soviet AGI. The huey bounced also and cracked the flight deck. (color 46k - photo courtesy P. Martell)

PHOTO #200 : Another photo of special flight ops off the Hawaiian islands, 1990. (color 54k - photo courtesy P. Martell)

PHOTO #201 : Another photo of special flight ops off the Hawaiian islands, 1990. (color 41k - photo courtesy P. Martell)

PHOTO #202 : Another photo of special flight ops off the Hawaiian islands, 1990. (color 43k - photo courtesy P. Martell)

PHOTO #203 : EN3 Marty, EN2 Botello, and MM2 Tugi from left to right, during Operation Desert Shield w/ Lamps "55" Sh-2. (color 64k - photo courtesy P. Martell)

PHOTO #204 : Lower level in Aux 1, just aft of SSTG2 condensor. Note if you look close enough you can read the thermometer. Approx. 1989. (color 56k - photo courtesy P. Martell)

PHOTO #205 : Aux 2, The SSDG. I (EN3 Marty) spent most of my spare time detailing this engine. I am sure Mr Thein remembers. Approx 1990. (color 60k - photo courtesy P. Martell)

PHOTO #206 : Aux 2, JP-5 pumproom Approx 1990. Myself (EN3 Marty) (color 53k - photo courtesy P. Martell)

PHOTO #207 : EN3 Marty's trusty Shellback card. (color 54k - photo courtesy P. Martell)

PHOTO #208 : USS Brewton belt buckle. (color 37k - photo M. Lookabaugh)

PHOTO #209 : Three USS Brewton postal covers. The first is from the launching of the ship at Avondale Shipyards, 1971. The second and third are from the ship's commissioning in 1972. (color 65k - photo M. Lookabaugh)

PHOTO #210 : Three USS Brewton postal covers. The first is from the Navy's bicentennial celebration in 1975. The second is from SEAFAIR Fleet Week, Seattle, 1991. The third is a standard cover from 1972 of the type sold at the ship's store. (color 78k - photo M. Lookabaugh)

PHOTO #211 : Two USS Brewton postal covers commemorating the transport of the Vietnam War Unknown Soldier from Hawaii to California in 1984. The first is from the Pearl Harbor departure, May 17, 1984. The second is from the arrival at Alameda NAS. (color 71k - photo M. Lookabaugh)

PHOTO #212 : USS Brewton officer and enlisted ballcap patches, and a uniform shoulder tab. (color 58k - photo M. Lookabaugh)

PHOTO #213 : USS Brewton and Desron 3-3 patches. (color 39k - photo M. Lookabaugh)

PHOTO #214 : Desert Shield commemorative T-shirt. The front reads "Maritime Interdiction Force 1990". (color 41k - photo M. Lookabaugh)

PHOTO #215 : Four different USS Brewton zippo lighters. (See also photo 221) The first is chrome colored with a picture of the ship on the front, and the ship's crest on the back. Designs are painted in black, white, red, and blue. The second is chrome colored with the USS Brewton ship's crest engraved on the front. The third is black with the ship's picture and crest on the front, and a map of the Hawaiian islands on the back. The fourth is an *extremely* hard to find item - a zippo from the Taiwanese frigate ROCN Fong Yang, FFG-933 (Ex. USS Brewton). (color 116k - photo M. Lookabaugh)

PHOTO #216 : Wooden plaque with the USS Brewton ship's crest carved and painted. (color 73k - photo M. Lookabaugh)

PHOTO #217 : Plaque presented to the USS Brewton by the Japanese destroyer JDS Shirayuki (DD-123). The plate reads: "Presented to THE OFFICERS OF USS BREWTON from THE OFFICERS JDS SHIRAYUKI". The Shirayuki's ship logo is made from solid brass and is quite heavy. (color 83k - photo M. Lookabaugh)

PHOTO #218 : Not strictly a USS Brewton item, but familiar to many "Bubba Bee" sailors nonetheless. This brass and wood plaque is from Recruit Training Command, San Diego. (color 57k - photo M. Lookabaugh)

PHOTO #219 : USS Brewton 1st Division, 1973 (color 85k - photo courtesy E. Anderson)

PHOTO #220 : Ensign Eric L. Anderson, 1973. (color 64k - photo courtesy E. Anderson)

PHOTO #221 : Three more USS Brewton zippo lighters (see also photo 215). The first is chrome with white inlay. It has a picture of the ship on the front, and a map of the Hawaiian islands on the back with the words "Paradise of the Pacific". The second has a matte black finish, with a picture of the ship and the ship's crest on the front, and the same image of the Hawaiian islands on the back. The colors on this one look very nice contrasted against the black. The third has seen much better days, but is probably the rarest item on the entire site. It is a chrome non-standard size zippo, with the ship's crest on the front. The back is engraved with PLANK OWNER, USS BREWTON (DE-1086), KEEL LAID 2 OCTOBER 1970, LAUNCHED 24 JULY 1971, COMMISSIONED 8 JUNE 1972. There couldn't have been more than 500 or so of these made. We have over 50 of the original plank owners listed on the page. So there's about a 25% chance that someone on our shipmates list was the guy that owned this thing originally! (color 90k - photo M. Lookabaugh)

[A very astute shipmate correctly questioned the math here. "If there were maybe 500 of these made, and there are 50 plank owners on the site, wouldn't that be a 10% chance?" Here's the logic used: Assuming that each one of them was purchased by an actual plankowner (there are 225 listed in the commissioning book), there would be 225 people that owned one or more. About 25% of that number is represented in the current shipmate listing.]

PHOTO #222 : May 24, 1984. the USS Brewton proudly sails under the Golden Gate Bridge and into San Francisco Bay, carrying the remains of the Vietnam war unknown soldier from Hawaii. Later that morning, after the ship tied up, an arrival ceremony was held at Alameda Naval Air Station. This photo was taken by Larry Groce, who was employee of the Golden Gate at the time. Larry also served in the US Navy in Vietnam as an MM3 on the USS Preble (DLG-15) in 1967, and on the USS Samuel Gompers (AD-37) in 1968. More photos of the unknown soldier ceremony can be seen here. (color 140k - photo courtesy L. Groce)

PHOTO #224 : New Years Eve in Bangkok. OS3 Eric Hauser, SMSN Harry Harrison, QMSN Steve Wardman, BMSN Rick Tapp, EMSN Dave Tripplet, BMSN Woody, SKSN Simmons, and various Thai facilitators. Westpac 1973-1974. (color 118k - photo courtesy R. Heaslet)

PHOTO #225 : QMSN Wardman and RM3 Barrie take some sun on the signal bridge. Westpac 1973-1974. (color 77k - photo courtesy R. Heaslet)

PHOTO #226 : Breeches Bouy Transfer. Westpac 1973-1974. (color 232k - photo courtesy R. Heaslet)

PHOTO #227 : Breeches Bouy Transfer. Westpac 1973-1974. (color 126k - photo courtesy R. Heaslet)

PHOTO #228 : SM3 Chuck Denny surrounded by kids at the beach near Olongapo, PI. Westpac 1973-1974. (color 112k - photo courtesy R. Heaslet)

PHOTO #229 : Chuck decides to take up harmonica on this Westpac. It is safe to say now that he wasn’t very good. Westpac 1973-1974. (color 82k - photo courtesy R. Heaslet)

PHOTO #230 : This guys name was Roger, I think. Don’t recall his last name. He was a member of the LAMPS Helo crew attached to the Brewton. Westpac 1973-1974. (color 113k - photo courtesy R. Heaslet)

PHOTO #231 : Entering Midway channel with two other DE’s in a line. Westpac 1973-1974. (color 88k - photo courtesy R. Heaslet)

PHOTO #232 : WSignal bridge sunset. estpac 1973-1974. (color 80k - photo courtesy R. Heaslet)

PHOTO #233 : Don’t remember his name, but was a proud Navajo from Arizona. Westpac 1973-1974. (color 158k - photo courtesy R. Heaslet)

PHOTO #234 : Warming up on the rocks at Grande Island, Subic Bay, after snorkeling. Tapp, Ritchie, Tripplet, Wardman and Simmons.Westpac 1973-1974. (color 116k - photo courtesy R. Heaslet)

PHOTO #235 : There is Chuck with that damn harmonica again serenading SMSN Ritchie. Westpac 1973-1974. (color 82k - photo courtesy R. Heaslet)

PHOTO #236 : The Air Det does a little maintenance. Westpac 1973-1974. (color 117k - photo courtesy R. Heaslet)

PHOTO #237 : Tripplet, Simmons, and Roger the Aircrewman take a break between Helo ops. Westpac 1973-1974. (color 140k - photo courtesy R. Heaslet)

PHOTO #238 : Another shot in the channel, Midway Island. Westpac 1973-1974. (color 85k - photo courtesy R. Heaslet)

PHOTO #239 : Helo ops. Westpac 1973-1974. (color 116k - photo courtesy R. Heaslet)

PHOTO #240 : The law of the sea is harsh, but must be enforced if there is to be discipline. These are two of the Air Det guys. Westpac 1973-1974. (color 115k - photo courtesy R. Heaslet)

PHOTO #241 : Unrep - receiving the messenger line. Westpac 1973-1974. (color 136k - photo courtesy R. Heaslet)

PHOTO #242 : Ships picnic, Midway Island. Westpac 1973-1974. (color 138k - photo courtesy R. Heaslet)

PHOTO #243 : Ships party, Midway. Triplett burns a burger. Westpac 1973-1974. (color 124k - photo courtesy R. Heaslet)

PHOTO #244 : Can’t remember this Chief’s name, but he could hit. Westpac 1973-1974. (color 173k - photo courtesy R. Heaslet)

PHOTO #245 : A little break in the action... Westpac 1973-1974. (color 119k - photo courtesy R. Heaslet)

PHOTO #246 : Then it’s football! Westpac 1973-1974. (color 124k - photo courtesy R. Heaslet)

PHOTO #247 : There were some disagreements over officiating... Westpac 1973-1974. (color 131k - photo courtesy R. Heaslet)

PHOTO #248 : ...but eventually consensus was reached. Westpac 1973-1974. (color 110k - photo courtesy R. Heaslet)

PHOTO #249 : Back in those days we didn’t have DVD players. We got our film canisters the way the Indians did it - Unrep Helos! Westpac 1973-1974. (color 106k - photo courtesy R. Heaslet)

PHOTO #250 : Unrep with the USS Oriskany. Westpac 1973-1974. (color 98k - photo courtesy R. Heaslet)

PHOTO #251 : Unrep with the USS Oriskany. Westpac 1973-1974. (color 107k - photo courtesy R. Heaslet)

PHOTO #252 : Unrep with the USS Oriskany. Westpac 1973-1974. (color 98k - photo courtesy R. Heaslet)

PHOTO #253 : Unrep with the USS Oriskany. Westpac 1973-1974. (color 121k - photo courtesy R. Heaslet)

PHOTO #254 : Unrep with the USS Oriskany. Westpac 1973-1974. (color 97k - photo courtesy R. Heaslet)

PHOTO #255 : Wow. This thing actually works! Westpac 1973-1974. (color 97k - photo courtesy R. Heaslet)

PHOTO #256 : Unrep Helo. Westpac 1973-1974. (color 96k - photo courtesy R. Heaslet)

PHOTO #257 : RMSN Hunter on the signal bridge. The signal bridge was a popular place for everyone but the signalmen. Westpac 1973-1974. (color 82k - photo courtesy R. Heaslet)

PHOTO #258 : In company with one of our own. Westpac 1973-1974. (color 101k - photo courtesy R. Heaslet)

PHOTO #259 : SM1 Ritnoer speaking with light beams. Westpac 1973-1974. (color 93k - photo courtesy R. Heaslet)

PHOTO #260 : BMSN Kimo standing by at flight quarters. Westpac 1973-1974. (color 123k - photo courtesy R. Heaslet)

PHOTO #261 : Pierside with our brethren in Subic Bay, PI. Westpac 1973-1974. (color 104k - photo courtesy R. Heaslet)

PHOTO #262 : This is funny. We were steaming around in circles for about 40 days in the Gulf of Siam waiting for work to help evacuate some embassy people in Cambodia. Nothing happened, but the waiting and heat began to effect the crew. The water was like glass for weeks, with no wind. The Captain entertained himself by shooting these large sea snakes that seemed to surround the ship with a .22 rifle from the bridge wing. Some of us talked the Captain into letting us have a swim call, and the word was passed and recived with enthusiasm by the crew. Everyone showed up on the fantail dressed for the occasion... but then everyone started thinking about the sea snakes. HM1 Diaz didn’t help much by mentioning that the venom is almost always fatal, and we don’t have any antivenom. So everyone kind of stands around for awhile. Westpac 1973-1974. (color 122k - photo courtesy R. Heaslet)

PHOTO #263 : Meanwhile the whaleboat was deployed with some gunners mates on shark/snake watch... Westpac 1973-1974. (color 134k - photo courtesy R. Heaslet)

PHOTO #264 : ... with an additional gunners mate armed with a shotgun on the helo deck. Finally, when the heat got to be unbearable and the water appeared undisturbed by deadly marine creatures, we all jumped in. Westpac 1973-1974. (color 147k - photo courtesy R. Heaslet)

PHOTO #265 : BM1 Jack Fogel teaches a new Ensign which end of the Thompson to point at the water. Westpac 1973-1974. (color 94k - photo courtesy R. Heaslet)

PHOTO #266 : More Unrep. Westpac 1973-1974. (color 211k - photo courtesy R. Heaslet)

PHOTO #267 : Vertrep. Westpac 1973-1974. (color 104k - photo courtesy R. Heaslet)

PHOTO #268 : RMC Horton and unidentified radioman keeping our critical communications up and running. Westpac 1973-1974. (color 200k - photo courtesy R. Heaslet)

PHOTO #269 : Lt. McNulty has the con during an UNREP approach. Westpac 1973-1974. (color 136k - photo courtesy R. Heaslet)

PHOTO #270 : Brewton takes a drink. Westpac 1973-1974. (color 119k - photo courtesy R. Heaslet)

PHOTO #271 : YN3 James Lowry (82-86) carrying the colors on Memorial Day. Says James: "Thought some of my shipmates from my time and others migh enjoy this photo. I'm the Navy guy and actually wearing my orignal BREWTON whites from when I was in! Yikes, they still fit. Anyway, marching this past Memorial Day in Watertown, Massachusetts as a member of the Marine Corps League. Quite and honor to carry the Stars & Stripes, the Marines get testy but a great group and day and they love the Navy (at least for the Corpsman)." (color 640k - photo courtesy J. Lowry)

PHOTO #272 : USS Brewton in Hong Kong Harbor December 25, 1980. Three image composite photo taken by Lieutenant Mike Mohn, Navigator USS Rathburne FF-1057 from the signal bridge. (color 596k - photo courtesy Mike Mohn)