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- On TV.

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- I'll slouch so you look taller.

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- [Man] All right guys,
whenever you're ready to go.

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- Do you like it John?

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(crowd chatters indistinctly)

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- Smile baby.
- Look at the camera.

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C'mon look up there.

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(group chattering)

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- He likes the roll camera.

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(people chatters indistinctly)

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- [Man] You guys are jerks.

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Stay away from me.

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(group chattering)

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- [Male Voice] I'm talking to him.

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I'm trying to get him
to take my bags for me.

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(luggage bag wheel clattering)

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(man laughing)

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(woman laughing)

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(group chattering)

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- [Woman's Voice] No
you didn't, Oh my God.

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(woman chatters indistinctly)

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(luggage bag wheels clattering)

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(group chattering)

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(feet pattering)

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(luggage bag wheels clattering)

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(woman chatters indistinctly)

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(luggage bag wheels clattering)

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(group chattering)

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(car honking)

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(crowd chatters indistinctly)

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(woman laughing)

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(car honking)

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(group chattering)

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(feet pattering)

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(group chattering)

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- This is your daughter?

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- This is my little girl (indistinct).

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- How old is she?

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- She just turned five
on the 15th of January.

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- So you're on the USS Reagan.

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- Yes.

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- Tell us about it.

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- Well, it's quite an experience

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it's back to back since,
you know (indistinct).

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It's necessary to go through it.

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So just like everybody it's always hard.

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- You got orders that you have to go.

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What's going though
your mind at that time?

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'Cause you got a family.

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- Yes, at this point it's- (indistinct)

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- You're about 5000 men and women.

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A lot of them came back.

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What goes through your mind
when, you know- (indistinct)

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- Well, it really helps

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when you're talking to
other parents on board.

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It really help to hear
stories about their children.

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(soldier chatters indistinctly)

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- Can you tell us about
what's your role on the ship?

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(soldier chatters indistinctly)

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All right is that the hardest part.

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- Yes, yes it is (indistinct).

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(camera shutters)

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My wife hasn't seen me

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for like two weeks straight (indistinct).

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- Now they're here I mean

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that's the hardest part (indistinct).

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- Yeah, exactly.

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- What is the- (indistinct).

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- Well we have a calendar
that we keep track of.

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When he's coming home.

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She knows the months by the
picture off the calendar

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and then just writing and emailing him

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which is pretty good since
his second deployment.

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It's gonna be like fifth?

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The fifth deployment so
as an adult am used to it.

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But am a little on a
little kid (indistinct)

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it's harder.

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(interviewer chatters indistinctly)

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It's hard, but we need
to support the troops.

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If that happens,

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I'll email about it and tell him.

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That's our job.

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That's what we signed up for.

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God bless our marines out there.

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My brother's in the marines.

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He's gone out to Iraq

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and got (indistinct).

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The way I deal with it, I
have to be strong for her.

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I have my whole family in Chicago

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but what's a better time?

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I had a time it just- (indistinct)

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looking forward to that day.

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- You two come from Chicago?

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I came from Chicago

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and we're high school sweet hearts

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so we've been together for a long time.

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- This is a little special

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because mom and dad are (indistinct).

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(group chattering)

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(air whooshing)

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(group chattering)

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(man laughing)

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(group chattering)

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- That's the money I'm talking about.

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(group chattering)

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(phone ringing)

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(group chattering)

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(woman laughing)

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(group chattering)

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- DaddY, I love you.

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Daddy.

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- I love you, daddy.

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- Love you daddy.

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Daddy I love you.

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- Daddy.

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- Daddy!

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(group chattering)

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Love you.

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(woman conversing quietly)

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(air whooshing)

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(group chattering)

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- Take care son.

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- I will.

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- Don't forget to email back, okay?

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(air whooshing)

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(group chattering)

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(air whooshing)

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(footsteps pattering)

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(machines whirring)

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(indistinct)

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(machines whirring)

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(group chattering)

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- I told you.

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Didn't I?

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(group chattering)

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(baby crying)

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(group chattering)

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- [Baby] Daddy.

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(group chattering)

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(air whooshing)

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- Been a very emotional
morning for a lot of families

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here in San Diego who
are not actually here.

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The Navy has actually allowed
us to get a little closer

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to the USS Ronald Reagan this morning

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to get a last look as kind of
the operations we're underway

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right now here North Island.

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Joining me now is Commander
Mathews (indistinct).

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- Right now we're right (indistinct)

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Like you said (indistinct).

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(wind howling drowns out speakers)

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Well you know it's always an
emotional time (indistinct).

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Captains and sailors are well trained.

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Worked long hours.

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This is what we do for a living so

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the deployments is a little
hard for all the families

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but this is routine and (indistinct).

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(wind howling drowns out speaker)

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- Yep.

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We're ready to go.

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We got the official
order about 14 days ago

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and we're good to go.

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We're ready to put this all together.

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(wind howling drowns out speaker)

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- That's true (indistinct).

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- Giving us an update

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on the USS Ronald Reagan

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scheduled to leave at
about nine o'clock here

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from North Island

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and as you just mentioned,

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a lot of the men and women
are all ready on the ship

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and you just told me
a few minutes ago that

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some of the Navy men and women

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are going to be doing some explaining

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because some of them are just
barely showing up right now

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but as you mentioned, final preparations-

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(speaker drowned out by wind howling)

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- It's probably the least
fun days in the Navy

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in contrast the homecoming
which I think are amazing.

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- [Journalist] What is actually

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taking place right now? (indistinct)

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- Absolutely, we're testing main engines.

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We're making sure all
our systems are working.

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We've just completed the navigation

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where we get the entire team together

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that's gonna get the ship underway.

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We do a sup to nuts brief.

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We cover everything in detail
and then we stand by and wait.

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- [Journalist] These guys are
men and women, they're ready.

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Are they gonna be lining up
on the back at nine O'clock

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to be heading out?

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- Absolutely, we got
care with 14 on board.

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Our teammates are back and
we're ready to go again.

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We'll be manning the rails heading out.

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It looks like a beautiful
morning here in San Diego.

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- [Journalist] You were
on the front lines.

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What do these men and women (indistinct).

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- Absolutely, I wondered
how the crew would react

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when I told them what was going on

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and I gave him a bit of a
heads up a few weeks ago

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and they were psyched to go.

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We've been lucky

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because we've been very operational

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since we returned from our
first deployment in July.

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That's kept our skills sharp

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and we're gonna take advantage of that.

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- For, I guess, three
to six months, maybe.

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How soon are they going to be back?

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- I don't think we're gonna
do a six month deployment.

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We know we will be in the Pacific

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and I think we'll be
back sooner than that.

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- [Journalist] Tell us exactly

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what you guys will be (indistinct).

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- Well, I think it's very important

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that we continue to show
presence in the Pacific fleet AOR

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in the Western Pacific

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and we have a lot of
interest in that area.

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And we are out there to show our presence.

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To show that we care about
enforcing maritime security.

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We are there as trusted
ally in that region.

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We've got so many great
nations in that region

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that are friends with us

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and we're gonna do some
port stops as well.

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- [Journalist] You guys are going

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to be helping (indistinct).

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- Well, the kitty Hawk is in
a planned maintenance period

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right now and that's kind of her turf.

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She's our forward deployed
aircraft carrier out there

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and yeah, we're spoiling her a little bit.

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- [Journalist] Anything else you wanna say

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for the people at home?

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Obviously, we're (indistinct).

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- Absolutely, well, our
families are the greatest.

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The other thing I'll say is

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the support we get from San Diego,

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the letters and emails
I get every single day.

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I'm gonna read one to the
crew here in a little while.

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Email I got from a lady.

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Lives in the middle of the country

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and is just so proud of us sailors.

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I'm so proud of this crew.

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We worked so hard over the past year

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that we could step up

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and do this kind of operation deployment

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at such short notice.

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It's just a real test
of clear professionals.

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- [Journalist] What did you say.

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- Well, I said, I don't know
if there's a lot of ships

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that could step up to the plate

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and do something like this

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as smoothly as we've been able to do it

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and hopefully stay that way.

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They're just real professionals
and great Americans

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and they're psyched to
go and they're ready.

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- [Journalist] Back in San Diego?

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- Absolutely.

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- [Journalist] Thank you.

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- Thanks, I appreciate it.

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(indistinct)

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- The Navy Seals response

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is all about providing
flexible combat power

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to the President and Secretary of Defense

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so that wherever the
Navy forces are needed

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we're able to respond with
incredible combat power.

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We're ready to do that at
a very very rapid fashion.

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We're able to figure out a response plan.

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We're able to surge by up
to six aircraft carriers

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for thirty days

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and three additional
carriers for thirty days.

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Both night and days.

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This represents the current
flexibility of Naval Forces

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nation wide to maintain
readiness at all times.

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- [Lady] Thank you sir,
will you also speak about

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the surge USS Ronald
Reagan is running here.

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- Sure, again this covers the
flexibility of Naval Forces

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because what we're doing today

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is we're heading to Western Pacific

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to demonstrate the United
States Navy commitment

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to peace and stability in that region

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while the USS Kitty Hawk
undergoes maintenance.

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- [Lady] Okay, thank you very much sir.

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(machines whirring)

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(group chattering)

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(man speaking over PA)

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(wind howling)

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(motorboat engine roaring)

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(ship beeping)

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(group chattering)

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- [Lady] We got the air men at the end.

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We got, (indistinct).

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- You don't think I wanna (indistinct).

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- [Lady] Feel so much better.

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(group chattering)

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- [Man's Voice] Starting
from the end right here.

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Starting at the end.

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(wind howling)

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(group chattering)

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(high pitched squeaking)

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(wind howling)

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(gentle music)

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(gentle music)

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(helicopter whirring)

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(helicopter whirring)

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(helicopter whirring)

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(soldier laughing)

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(group chattering)

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(helicopter whirring)

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- [Man] We got wind but right here.

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- OKay.

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- [Man] Maintain eye contact
whenever I ask you a question.

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Try to incorporate the
question into the answer.

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- Okay.

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- [Man] Because you won't
hear my voice obviously

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it's just you talking.

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Okay, so first off, what is
your full name, rate and rank?

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- My full name is Terrance Patrick McLean.

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My rate is I'm

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a senior chief aviation
electronics technician.

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- [Man] Okay, and how long
did it take you to prepare

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for this deployment?

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- Preparing for the deployment

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was actually a little tougher on my family

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than it was on the crew
because I think the crew

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coming out of some of our work up cycles

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were a little better prepared.

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To prepare for my family

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it was approximately three weeks

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just to get everything done
so we'd be ready to go.

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- Okay, and what do you plan to accomplish

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throughout these three months?

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- Throughout these three months

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I think some of my accomplishments

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will be new year's
resolutions that I set in.

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Want to get a little better shape.

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So I'll spend a little time running

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while I'm out here on the ship.

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Maybe a little bit of reading.

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I need to catch up on it.

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I promised my wife a couple
of books that I would read.

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That's pretty much it for me.

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- [Man] Also how many deployments

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have you been on previously

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and what do you expect
to be different from this

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if (indistinct)?

44:04.410 --> 44:05.960
- My number of previous deployments

44:05.960 --> 44:08.560
I've been on approximately
seven deployments.

44:08.560 --> 44:11.250
This deployment, I think, will
be a little different for us

44:11.250 --> 44:13.831
because we don't have a specific mission

44:13.831 --> 44:16.160
that has been identified yet

44:16.160 --> 44:18.530
so everything will
change from week to week.

44:18.530 --> 44:20.120
So we have to be a little more flexible

44:20.120 --> 44:22.297
as to what our schedule's gonna be.

44:22.297 --> 44:23.990
(indistinct)

44:23.990 --> 44:24.823
You bet.

44:24.823 --> 44:26.654
- [Man] You had good answers.

44:26.654 --> 44:29.649
- [Man] All right, now in full,
please state your full name,

44:29.649 --> 44:31.011
rate and rank.

44:31.011 --> 44:33.613
- My name's Daniel Richard Williams,

44:33.613 --> 44:36.140
I'm chief Aviation Electronics Technician.

44:36.140 --> 44:36.973
- [Man] Okay.

44:47.929 --> 44:51.319
How long did it take you to
prepare for this underway?

44:51.319 --> 44:53.600
- Personally it didn't take
me very long to prepare

44:53.600 --> 44:55.090
for this underway period.

44:55.090 --> 44:56.740
I'm usually pretty prepared.

44:56.740 --> 45:00.333
I have all my uniforms and
stuff on board ready to go.

45:01.680 --> 45:02.717
Kind of caught me off guard though.

45:02.717 --> 45:05.940
I expected our last deployment
to be my last one in the Navy

45:05.940 --> 45:07.080
and this popped up

45:07.080 --> 45:09.129
so I'm gonna make the
best of it that I can.

45:09.129 --> 45:12.600
As a chief, I was more
concerned with my sailors

45:12.600 --> 45:15.140
and they're being prepared
for this in particular

45:15.140 --> 45:17.050
like the single parents

45:17.050 --> 45:18.820
but providing them the time off

45:18.820 --> 45:20.120
and taking care of their needs.

45:20.120 --> 45:21.970
I think we're all ready to go.

45:21.970 --> 45:24.190
- [Man] All right, good answer.

45:24.190 --> 45:28.240
What do you plan to
accomplish over these months?

45:30.043 --> 45:32.750
I guess my last major up seat period,

45:32.750 --> 45:33.880
or at least I think it is,

45:33.880 --> 45:35.980
I said that the last time.

45:35.980 --> 45:39.330
So it's the one last opportunity
to really push my sailors

45:39.330 --> 45:40.700
to be more successful.

45:40.700 --> 45:43.080
Personally I'm working
on my graduate degree

45:43.080 --> 45:45.290
so I'll continue working on that.

45:45.290 --> 45:47.240
Get some exercise in, lose some weight.

45:48.120 --> 45:51.130
See what kind of successes
I can get out of my sailors

45:51.130 --> 45:53.434
in terms of hoping things.

45:53.434 --> 45:56.071
- How many previous
deployments have you been on

45:56.071 --> 46:01.071
and what do you expect to be
different for this period?

46:01.240 --> 46:04.070
- This is my fifth
major out to sea period.

46:04.070 --> 46:07.410
My third major out to sea in two years.

46:07.410 --> 46:08.743
Two different platforms.

46:10.590 --> 46:12.810
I don't expect too much
different from this.

46:12.810 --> 46:14.070
We go out, we do our job.

46:14.070 --> 46:16.280
As an aviation electronics technician,

46:16.280 --> 46:18.780
we fix the gear, make sure
that the planes can fly

46:18.780 --> 46:20.060
and fly safely.

46:20.060 --> 46:23.320
- [Man] How long have you
been at the Ronald Reagan?

46:23.320 --> 46:25.090
USS Ronald Reagan as in command.

46:25.090 --> 46:25.930
How many years

46:25.930 --> 46:29.970
and what do you have to say
about this command so far?

46:29.970 --> 46:32.870
- I've been on the Ronald
Reagan a little over a year now.

46:34.033 --> 46:37.340
It's being a new command, new ship,

46:37.340 --> 46:39.330
we're just going through
the growing pains.

46:39.330 --> 46:42.640
The first maiden deployment,
we saw a lot of growing pains

46:42.640 --> 46:45.090
which we've been able
to learn and mature from

46:45.090 --> 46:48.960
and this actually is a great
opportunity to experience

46:48.960 --> 46:50.810
and see the lessons that we learned

46:50.810 --> 46:52.270
from the first maiden deployment

46:52.270 --> 46:55.361
so I'm actually kind of
anxious to see how this goes.

46:55.361 --> 46:57.742
I think we're gonna do real well.

46:57.742 --> 46:58.575
- [Man] All right.

46:58.575 --> 47:01.210
- [Lady] I actually had a
question before you stopped me.

47:01.210 --> 47:02.640
How does it feel knowing

47:02.640 --> 47:04.972
that we're going over
to the seventh sea AOR

47:04.972 --> 47:09.222
(voice over PA drowns out speaker)

47:11.142 --> 47:12.672
Of USS Kitty Hawk.

47:12.672 --> 47:15.393
How do you feel about us going
over there and doing that?

47:16.930 --> 47:17.870
- Sailors are sailors.

47:17.870 --> 47:19.710
I mean, we do what we need to do

47:19.710 --> 47:24.710
and just like any other
ship getting work done on it

47:24.955 --> 47:28.290
and we need to fill in
as the president sees fit

47:28.290 --> 47:29.550
where we need to go.

47:29.550 --> 47:32.210
And personally, this
is a great opportunity

47:32.210 --> 47:33.630
for me to go to 7th Fleet.

47:33.630 --> 47:34.960
I haven't been there

47:34.960 --> 47:38.360
really except for the first
half of my Navy career

47:38.360 --> 47:39.590
other than just passing through.

47:39.590 --> 47:41.990
So it's a great opportunity
to work in that AOR.

47:43.067 --> 47:45.650
(wind howling)

48:08.075 --> 48:11.075
(machines whirring)

48:59.507 --> 49:04.507
(machines whirring)
(wind howling)

50:25.299 --> 50:27.242
(high pitched shrieking)

50:27.242 --> 50:30.459
(man speaking over PA)

50:30.459 --> 50:33.042
(wind howling)

50:39.820 --> 50:42.903
(high-pitched music)

52:55.442 --> 52:58.609
(helicopter whirring)

54:03.743 --> 54:06.743
(machines whirring)

55:19.177 --> 55:22.344
(helicopter whirring)

56:03.951 --> 56:07.118
(helicopter whirring)

56:46.288 --> 56:49.455
(helicopter whirring)

57:05.266 --> 57:08.433
(helicopter whirring)

58:04.493 --> 58:07.493
(group chattering)

58:20.585 --> 58:23.752
(helicopter whirring)

58:33.130 --> 58:33.963
- Sir.

58:38.320 --> 58:40.070
Hello sir, could you-

59:24.765 --> 59:27.765
(group chattering)

59:53.211 --> 59:56.378
(helicopter whirring)

01:00:01.350 --> 01:00:04.350
(group chattering)

01:00:15.516 --> 01:00:18.683
(helicopter whirring)

01:00:23.810 --> 01:00:26.310
(man singing)

01:00:29.240 --> 01:00:32.041
(man laughing)

01:00:32.041 --> 01:00:34.191
- [Man] That was awesome.

01:00:34.191 --> 01:00:35.608
That was awesome.

01:00:40.864 --> 01:00:42.156
- [Man] Ray.
- Yo.

01:00:42.156 --> 01:00:43.790
- [Man] What's your favorite
thing about the Navy?

01:00:43.790 --> 01:00:45.110
- What was that?

01:00:45.110 --> 01:00:47.469
- [Man] What's your favorite
thing about the Navy?

01:00:47.469 --> 01:00:50.636
(helicopter whirring)

01:01:09.788 --> 01:01:11.846
(group chattering)

01:01:11.846 --> 01:01:16.144
- [Man] I need those
three to be on this side.

01:01:16.144 --> 01:01:19.438
(man laughing)

01:01:19.438 --> 01:01:23.230
(group chattering)

01:01:23.230 --> 01:01:25.863
- Jeez man. (indistinct)

01:01:27.327 --> 01:01:31.327
- Yeah, it's done (indistinct).

01:01:45.334 --> 01:01:47.917
(man laughing)

01:01:50.929 --> 01:01:54.179
(man speaking over PA)

01:02:01.039 --> 01:02:06.039
- [Man] Oh man you should've (indistinct).

01:02:06.218 --> 01:02:09.218
(group chattering)

01:04:30.511 --> 01:04:33.178
(lady coughing)

01:04:49.823 --> 01:04:52.406
(gentle music)

01:06:50.212 --> 01:06:53.212
(group chattering)

01:08:04.850 --> 01:08:07.912
- [Man] And you can learn
how to read (indistinct).

01:08:07.912 --> 01:08:10.755
- Nah they'll just give
you dorky ass sunglasses.

01:08:10.755 --> 01:08:12.376
- [Man] And you can't
pick up (indistinct).

01:08:12.376 --> 01:08:15.543
(helicopter whirring)

01:09:28.727 --> 01:09:31.727
(group chattering)

01:11:26.755 --> 01:11:29.922
(helicopter whirring)

01:13:45.720 --> 01:13:48.887
(helicopter whirring)

01:14:45.076 --> 01:14:46.243
- No joke man.

01:14:47.745 --> 01:14:48.578
No joke.

01:15:02.796 --> 01:15:05.713
(group chattering)

01:15:11.036 --> 01:15:13.703
(air whooshing)

01:16:18.545 --> 01:16:22.378
(melancholy orchestral music)

01:16:57.349 --> 01:17:01.182
(melancholy orchestral music)

01:19:37.142 --> 01:19:40.142
(group chattering)

01:19:55.150 --> 01:19:56.360
- Taking pictures?

01:19:56.360 --> 01:19:57.193
- You read?

01:19:59.036 --> 01:20:00.549
- I've already handled
it with that department

01:20:00.549 --> 01:20:02.940
to get their numbers in.

01:20:02.940 --> 01:20:04.888
- Go ahead mark around.

01:20:04.888 --> 01:20:06.438
- [Man] Five, two, three, four.

01:20:09.338 --> 01:20:10.364
- Hey how you doing?

01:20:10.364 --> 01:20:12.781
(indistinct)

01:20:15.600 --> 01:20:18.113
- [Man] Give back
balance, zero, one, three.

01:20:22.185 --> 01:20:25.185
(group chattering)

01:20:39.564 --> 01:20:41.308
- [Man] What?

01:20:41.308 --> 01:20:43.520
- [Man] What is it?

01:20:43.520 --> 01:20:45.497
- [Man] Why would she be
burning one, eight, eight?

01:20:45.497 --> 01:20:47.890
I got one one, six, five
for the last one but-

01:20:47.890 --> 01:20:49.990
- [Man] It should be one ,six, four,

01:20:49.990 --> 01:20:50.963
one, six, three.

01:20:54.198 --> 01:20:57.086
(group chattering)

01:20:57.086 --> 01:20:59.480
- [Man] We got one, two, three, four.

01:20:59.480 --> 01:21:01.073
- I know all of them did.

01:21:02.205 --> 01:21:05.205
(group chattering)

01:21:14.950 --> 01:21:16.065
- Hey, can you stand up?

01:21:16.065 --> 01:21:19.065
(group chattering)

01:21:38.450 --> 01:21:40.710
- [Lady] I can't move it, I have control.

01:21:40.710 --> 01:21:41.543
- [Man] Oh do you?

01:21:41.543 --> 01:21:42.376
- [Lady] Yeah.
- [Man] Oh.

01:21:42.376 --> 01:21:44.323
- [Man] I learned this
from my commission program.

01:21:44.323 --> 01:21:46.107
- [Lady] Till we cast off.

01:21:50.154 --> 01:21:53.154
(group chattering)

01:21:54.964 --> 01:21:56.656
- Tips on to western.

01:21:56.656 --> 01:21:57.489
- [Man] Underway.

01:21:57.489 --> 01:21:58.486
- [Man] Underway boss.

01:21:58.486 --> 01:22:00.989
(whistle blowing)

01:22:00.989 --> 01:22:02.906
- Underway, ship coast.

01:22:06.526 --> 01:22:09.526
(group chattering)

01:22:50.696 --> 01:22:54.113
(man talking over radio)

01:22:59.357 --> 01:23:00.707
- And they go straight out.

01:23:11.858 --> 01:23:14.858
(group chattering)

01:23:19.180 --> 01:23:20.980
- [Man] Come off steer course 4226.

01:23:20.980 --> 01:23:23.012
- Come off steer course 4226, aye sir.

01:23:23.012 --> 01:23:26.012
(group chattering)

01:23:27.838 --> 01:23:30.671
(machine beeping)

01:23:35.341 --> 01:23:37.893
(group chattering)

01:23:37.893 --> 01:23:40.947
(man talking indistinctly over radio)

01:23:40.947 --> 01:23:43.947
(group chattering)

01:23:50.040 --> 01:23:52.195
- [Lady] Five rears aye, aye sir.

01:23:52.195 --> 01:23:53.805
(man speaking indistinctly over radio)

01:23:53.805 --> 01:23:55.865
What's the next question he said?

01:23:55.865 --> 01:23:57.188
(group chattering)

01:23:57.188 --> 01:23:58.990
Oh, no, no, I just wanna know.

01:23:58.990 --> 01:24:02.648
Come off minus left five
degrees under course given sir.

01:24:02.648 --> 01:24:05.648
(group chattering)

01:24:09.920 --> 01:24:12.320
- [Man] 15 degrees, steady for 197.

01:24:12.320 --> 01:24:13.820
- [Lady] Increase minus
left fifteen degrees

01:24:13.820 --> 01:24:15.493
steady course 197, aye sir.

01:24:16.598 --> 01:24:19.081
- [Man] That's all you are saying?

01:24:19.081 --> 01:24:19.914
- [Lady] Oh, so it's just not this.

01:24:19.914 --> 01:24:24.440
Call off minus left 15 degrees
coming to course 197 sir.

01:24:24.440 --> 01:24:25.313
- [Man] Very well.

01:24:27.661 --> 01:24:28.956
(group chattering)

01:24:28.956 --> 01:24:30.580
- [Man] Course 197.

01:24:30.580 --> 01:24:31.980
- [Lady] Increase minus left 20 degrees

01:24:31.980 --> 01:24:33.763
steady course 197 aye sir.

01:24:36.601 --> 01:24:39.497
Call off minus left 20 degree
coming to course 197 sir.

01:24:39.497 --> 01:24:40.997
- [Man] Very well.

01:24:45.481 --> 01:24:48.276
- Make sure it stays out the channel.

01:24:48.276 --> 01:24:51.276
(group chattering)

01:24:57.193 --> 01:24:58.442
- [Lady] One, five.

01:24:58.442 --> 01:24:59.442
- All right.

01:25:57.247 --> 01:26:00.247
(machines whirring)

01:26:09.498 --> 01:26:12.498
(group chattering)

01:27:18.186 --> 01:27:19.943
- Get it keeled.
- Heave!

01:27:19.943 --> 01:27:21.276
- Get it keeled.

01:27:23.628 --> 01:27:25.423
- Six and seven on deck.

01:27:25.423 --> 01:27:27.050
- Nine and seven on deck.

01:27:27.050 --> 01:27:28.436
- All right, take them out.

01:27:28.436 --> 01:27:29.803
Each one, take 'em out.

01:27:29.803 --> 01:27:32.220
(indistinct)

01:27:36.260 --> 01:27:38.010
- Pull one over back.

01:27:40.339 --> 01:27:43.339
(group chattering)

01:27:51.191 --> 01:27:53.355
- How is it going all the way back?

01:27:53.355 --> 01:27:55.438
- Think it might go back.

01:27:59.797 --> 01:28:02.559
Oh, yeah (laughs).

01:28:02.559 --> 01:28:04.449
(group chattering)

01:28:04.449 --> 01:28:05.616
- There we go.

01:28:09.051 --> 01:28:12.051
(group chattering)

01:29:04.324 --> 01:29:05.157
- [Man] In surge?

01:29:05.157 --> 01:29:08.069
That's an easy sign of
insurgence like (gasps).

01:29:08.069 --> 01:29:11.069
(group chattering)

01:29:45.431 --> 01:29:48.348
(machine whirring)

01:29:58.127 --> 01:29:59.752
- [Lady] Watch your feet.

01:29:59.752 --> 01:30:02.434
- Almost there, lets go guys.

01:30:02.434 --> 01:30:05.184
- [Lady] Watch your feet big guy.

01:30:07.233 --> 01:30:09.316
- [Man] Lets go. Lets go.

01:30:11.835 --> 01:30:13.368
- [Man] 112 on deck.

01:30:13.368 --> 01:30:15.785
(indistinct)

01:30:44.105 --> 01:30:45.438
- Slack it down.

01:30:49.562 --> 01:30:51.192
(group chattering)

01:30:51.192 --> 01:30:52.802
- Heave!
- Heave!

01:30:52.802 --> 01:30:53.635
- Heave!
- Heave!

01:30:53.635 --> 01:30:57.163
- [Man] Left, right come
to front, there you go.

01:30:57.163 --> 01:30:59.092
There you go, take a step back.

01:30:59.092 --> 01:31:00.973
There you go.

01:31:00.973 --> 01:31:04.026
Come to the front, come to the front.

01:31:04.026 --> 01:31:05.693
Don't start heaving.

01:31:07.537 --> 01:31:11.248
(group chattering)

01:31:11.248 --> 01:31:13.831
There we go, come to the front.

01:31:16.985 --> 01:31:19.985
(group chattering)

01:31:45.554 --> 01:31:48.471
(group chattering)

01:31:52.624 --> 01:31:55.041
(indistinct)

01:32:12.996 --> 01:32:16.329
- They'll be telling us we have another-

01:33:45.623 --> 01:33:48.540
(group chattering)

01:34:08.248 --> 01:34:11.498
(water waves whirring)

01:34:22.976 --> 01:34:25.893
(group chattering)

01:34:27.384 --> 01:34:30.551
(motor boat whirring)

01:34:53.647 --> 01:34:56.480
(metal scrubbing)

01:35:19.432 --> 01:35:22.349
(group chattering)

01:35:30.103 --> 01:35:33.020
(group chattering)

01:38:19.770 --> 01:38:21.770
- All right, come on up.

01:38:26.209 --> 01:38:28.782
(indistinct)

01:38:28.782 --> 01:38:32.348
(group chattering)

01:38:32.348 --> 01:38:33.181
- Hold up.

01:38:34.207 --> 01:38:37.124
(group chattering)

01:38:52.509 --> 01:38:55.259
(pipe squeaking)

01:39:01.028 --> 01:39:03.945
(group chattering)

01:39:47.113 --> 01:39:50.280
(helicopter whirring)

01:40:34.821 --> 01:40:38.654
(woman shouting indistinctly)

01:40:50.241 --> 01:40:53.158
(group chattering)

01:40:59.217 --> 01:41:02.050
(metal squeaking)

01:41:13.048 --> 01:41:15.798
(metal clanking)

01:41:17.977 --> 01:41:21.144
(helicopter whirring)

01:47:09.630 --> 01:47:12.060
- Here, all right, come on up.

01:47:12.060 --> 01:47:13.612
Good to see you, how you doing?

01:47:13.612 --> 01:47:16.779
(audience applauding)

01:47:18.505 --> 01:47:19.599
- Good morning.

01:47:19.599 --> 01:47:21.030
- [Audience] Good morning.

01:47:21.030 --> 01:47:23.300
- I'm CTT one, Darryl Cadre.

01:47:23.300 --> 01:47:25.707
I work in OPS department, OS division,

01:47:25.707 --> 01:47:27.640
and it is my duty and privilege

01:47:27.640 --> 01:47:30.700
to give you the operation security brief.

01:47:30.700 --> 01:47:33.500
OPSET is one of the Marriott acronyms

01:47:33.500 --> 01:47:34.677
we have in our lexicon.

01:47:34.677 --> 01:47:36.550
However, in my estimation,

01:47:36.550 --> 01:47:39.250
I think it is one of the most important.

01:47:39.250 --> 01:47:44.250
OPSET, in a nutshell, is the
identification, protection

01:47:44.730 --> 01:47:48.270
and controlling of
information which if known

01:47:48.270 --> 01:47:51.478
to an adversary, could be
used to our disadvantage.

01:47:51.478 --> 01:47:55.810
There are three ways that
this information is sought.

01:47:55.810 --> 01:48:00.810
Passively, proactively and inadvertently.

01:48:02.410 --> 01:48:04.690
Proactive is to the trade craft.

01:48:04.690 --> 01:48:06.870
The guys that you hear
about in trench coats

01:48:06.870 --> 01:48:07.770
that are going out

01:48:07.770 --> 01:48:10.810
through financial
recompense, eavesdropping.

01:48:10.810 --> 01:48:13.060
They are proactively seeking information

01:48:13.060 --> 01:48:15.323
with which they could use against us.

01:48:16.340 --> 01:48:19.680
Passively is a sterling example

01:48:19.680 --> 01:48:22.700
is the celebrated author, Tom Clancy.

01:48:22.700 --> 01:48:25.150
Although he served no military time,

01:48:25.150 --> 01:48:26.440
he is known throughout the world

01:48:26.440 --> 01:48:28.460
of his in-depth knowledge of military.

01:48:28.460 --> 01:48:30.030
He said he got this

01:48:30.030 --> 01:48:33.930
by merely going to where
military people congregated

01:48:33.930 --> 01:48:36.023
and passively listening to them.

01:48:37.790 --> 01:48:39.790
Inadvertent is one of the most important,

01:48:39.790 --> 01:48:42.871
and is probably what's got me
in front of this podium today.

01:48:42.871 --> 01:48:46.473
The mistakes that we make
through a lack of information.

01:48:47.460 --> 01:48:49.770
Things such as talk arounds

01:48:49.770 --> 01:48:53.810
and we are often impacted
by short notice movements.

01:48:53.810 --> 01:48:54.796
We often get caught up

01:48:54.796 --> 01:48:58.630
and saying we have to get things
done to make a certain date

01:48:58.630 --> 01:49:00.532
but what is often lost in that rush

01:49:00.532 --> 01:49:03.580
to get things done is security.

01:49:03.580 --> 01:49:05.650
Always be aware that things-

01:49:05.650 --> 01:49:07.980
The smallest amounts of information,

01:49:07.980 --> 01:49:10.690
when pieced with other
pieces of information,

01:49:10.690 --> 01:49:12.963
create a large picture.

01:49:14.250 --> 01:49:15.403
I know you're all familiar

01:49:15.403 --> 01:49:18.120
at least most of you all
who have made a cruise

01:49:18.120 --> 01:49:21.033
on Ronald Reagan with River City.

01:49:21.900 --> 01:49:25.940
River City is a means with
which the CO of this ship

01:49:25.940 --> 01:49:29.150
can control the ingress
and egress of information

01:49:29.150 --> 01:49:30.950
to Ronald Reagan.

01:49:30.950 --> 01:49:32.846
There are several
conditions that can be made

01:49:32.846 --> 01:49:35.860
and if you stop by over at the table

01:49:35.860 --> 01:49:38.683
we'll be glad to talk to you about them.

01:49:38.683 --> 01:49:41.480
The last thing I'd like
to leave you with is

01:49:41.480 --> 01:49:44.940
we are in the information revolution.

01:49:44.940 --> 01:49:46.940
Information moves through the world

01:49:46.940 --> 01:49:49.490
at a rate we have never seen before.

01:49:49.490 --> 01:49:52.200
Probably there are more
laptops on this ship

01:49:52.200 --> 01:49:54.410
than there are in the exchange.

01:49:54.410 --> 01:49:56.253
Be careful how you use them

01:49:56.253 --> 01:49:59.860
and if you have people out
there that want to contact you

01:49:59.860 --> 01:50:00.895
we have a website

01:50:00.895 --> 01:50:02.850
and of course the ombudsman,

01:50:02.850 --> 01:50:04.980
which is the liaison from this ship

01:50:04.980 --> 01:50:08.920
to everyone outside of it
and information is sanitized

01:50:08.920 --> 01:50:10.480
and is there at your disposal

01:50:10.480 --> 01:50:12.260
so please make use of it.

01:50:12.260 --> 01:50:13.632
Thank you very much.

01:50:13.632 --> 01:50:16.632
(audience applauds)

01:50:19.180 --> 01:50:21.290
- Petty Officer Cadre.

01:50:21.290 --> 01:50:23.900
Sharp. Knows his stuff

01:50:23.900 --> 01:50:26.810
he's gonna be a chief, thanks.

01:50:26.810 --> 01:50:28.670
All right, come on up here security.

01:50:28.670 --> 01:50:31.285
You're gonna wanna know
where to park your Jaguar.

01:50:31.285 --> 01:50:32.920
(audience laughing)

01:50:32.920 --> 01:50:34.450
You know.

01:50:34.450 --> 01:50:35.590
So he's gonna tell you

01:50:35.590 --> 01:50:38.350
you're gonna wanna know
how to protect your stuff.

01:50:38.350 --> 01:50:39.653
He's gonna let you know.

01:50:40.570 --> 01:50:41.473
How you doing bud?

01:50:42.600 --> 01:50:43.510
- How you doing?

01:50:43.510 --> 01:50:44.610
I'm Chief Thorpe, Security department.

01:50:44.610 --> 01:50:46.810
Quick show of hands,
who has a vehicle here?

01:50:47.838 --> 01:50:50.463
Okay, who plans on
using long-term parking?

01:50:51.920 --> 01:50:53.013
The rest of you can just park it on base

01:50:53.013 --> 01:50:54.513
and hope you don't get caught.

01:50:55.750 --> 01:50:56.583
All right.

01:50:57.500 --> 01:50:58.333
Long-term parking.

01:50:58.333 --> 01:50:59.840
We've worked with them MWR on base.

01:50:59.840 --> 01:51:01.210
They work out of the Auto Hobby Shop

01:51:01.210 --> 01:51:03.110
right off there off the flag circle.

01:51:03.110 --> 01:51:04.678
It's available to all hands.

01:51:04.678 --> 01:51:06.340
There's two different
rates that you'll pay.

01:51:06.340 --> 01:51:09.510
It's either $10 a month or $35 a month.

01:51:09.510 --> 01:51:11.776
For those of you that are
single and geo bachelors

01:51:11.776 --> 01:51:14.380
that's gonna be $10 a month.

01:51:14.380 --> 01:51:15.610
For those of you that are married,

01:51:15.610 --> 01:51:17.360
as in your wife lives
here in the local area,

01:51:17.360 --> 01:51:19.050
your spouse's here,

01:51:19.050 --> 01:51:20.550
it's gonna be $35 a month.

01:51:20.550 --> 01:51:22.940
They expect you to leave your car at home.

01:51:22.940 --> 01:51:25.240
The way they're gonna be able
to tell if you're married,

01:51:25.240 --> 01:51:27.550
geo bachelor, single is one of the things

01:51:27.550 --> 01:51:29.820
you have to bring with you is a page two.

01:51:29.820 --> 01:51:34.040
So starting tomorrow, 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM,

01:51:34.040 --> 01:51:35.382
Saturday and Sunday,

01:51:35.382 --> 01:51:38.290
and the same hours for Monday and Tuesday

01:51:38.290 --> 01:51:39.330
at the Auto Hobby Shop,

01:51:39.330 --> 01:51:40.923
you need to bring a page two,

01:51:41.980 --> 01:51:43.070
copy of your insurance

01:51:43.070 --> 01:51:44.640
showing that your vehicle
is going to be insured

01:51:44.640 --> 01:51:45.483
until May 1st.

01:51:46.330 --> 01:51:47.590
If you don't have that, you can-

01:51:47.590 --> 01:51:50.820
Most websites or most insurance
companies have a website.

01:51:50.820 --> 01:51:52.940
You can download an insurance card.

01:51:52.940 --> 01:51:54.503
That'll show it to that date

01:51:56.210 --> 01:51:58.270
and a copy of your registration.

01:51:58.270 --> 01:52:01.050
If anybody has registration
and it's not your name,

01:52:01.050 --> 01:52:03.870
i.e it's a parent's vehicle
that they're letting you use

01:52:03.870 --> 01:52:05.110
or it's a friend's vehicle,

01:52:05.110 --> 01:52:07.363
you're gonna need a power
of attorney from them

01:52:07.363 --> 01:52:11.214
stating that you have the
ability to park their car

01:52:11.214 --> 01:52:14.520
or make any kind of
transaction with their vehicle.

01:52:14.520 --> 01:52:16.234
If you don't have that power of attorney

01:52:16.234 --> 01:52:18.790
they will accept your vehicle.

01:52:18.790 --> 01:52:19.623
You can turn it in.

01:52:19.623 --> 01:52:21.950
You can turn the car in for anybody.

01:52:21.950 --> 01:52:23.370
When it comes time to get it out,

01:52:23.370 --> 01:52:25.880
if you're not the person
that's on that registration

01:52:25.880 --> 01:52:28.300
they're not gonna let go of your vehicle.

01:52:28.300 --> 01:52:31.370
So for any of you that
are gonna have a friend,

01:52:31.370 --> 01:52:33.810
somebody else pick your
car up while you're gone,

01:52:33.810 --> 01:52:35.370
you need to make sure that
they have a power of attorney

01:52:35.370 --> 01:52:37.320
so that they can do that.

01:52:37.320 --> 01:52:40.120
You're gonna pay for the
whole parking upfront.

01:52:40.120 --> 01:52:44.038
So it'll either be $30, okay, or $105.

01:52:44.038 --> 01:52:46.290
It charges three months.

01:52:46.290 --> 01:52:47.960
You'll pay all that at the Auto Hobby Shop

01:52:47.960 --> 01:52:50.223
cash, check or credit card.

01:52:51.630 --> 01:52:52.850
There they're gonna give you instructions

01:52:52.850 --> 01:52:53.979
on where to bring your vehicle

01:52:53.979 --> 01:52:57.480
on the 25th and the 26th of January.

01:52:57.480 --> 01:52:59.310
Okay, we arranged for
a shuttle to take you

01:52:59.310 --> 01:53:02.986
from the parking area back
here to the parking lot.

01:53:02.986 --> 01:53:05.786
All right, but you have to
drive the vehicle to the lot.

01:53:07.040 --> 01:53:10.100
If your base driving
code has been suspended,

01:53:10.100 --> 01:53:13.860
i.e a DUI or too many tickets here on base

01:53:13.860 --> 01:53:16.080
you can still park your
vehicle in long-term parking

01:53:16.080 --> 01:53:17.607
but you can't drive it on base.

01:53:17.607 --> 01:53:20.470
You're gonna have to pay an additional $40

01:53:20.470 --> 01:53:21.500
through the Auto Hobby Shop

01:53:21.500 --> 01:53:22.710
and they're gonna tow your vehicle

01:53:22.710 --> 01:53:24.137
from basically the front gate

01:53:24.137 --> 01:53:26.223
to the long-terms parking area.

01:53:27.280 --> 01:53:29.620
All right, you can't have a
friend drive it in for you.

01:53:29.620 --> 01:53:31.270
You can't just hope you're
going to squeeze by.

01:53:31.270 --> 01:53:32.850
If you get pulled over by the base

01:53:32.850 --> 01:53:33.683
they're gonna impound your vehicle

01:53:33.683 --> 01:53:35.020
and you get the tow fees

01:53:35.020 --> 01:53:38.220
and impound fees that go along with that.

01:53:38.220 --> 01:53:39.053
For those of you that think

01:53:39.053 --> 01:53:40.980
you're gonna park your
vehicle in long-term parking

01:53:40.980 --> 01:53:42.164
or over by the barracks

01:53:42.164 --> 01:53:45.390
or any other random parking
lot here on the base,

01:53:45.390 --> 01:53:47.390
they will tow your vehicle.

01:53:47.390 --> 01:53:48.223
We're not gonna have two carriers

01:53:48.223 --> 01:53:52.770
to kind of hide your
vehicles and all that.

01:53:52.770 --> 01:53:53.878
All right, so the same cars

01:53:53.878 --> 01:53:54.980
they're gonna be sitting out there

01:53:54.980 --> 01:53:57.070
they're gonna be sitting
out there for a long time.

01:53:57.070 --> 01:53:58.790
They're gonna tow your vehicle.

01:53:58.790 --> 01:54:01.840
All right, so you're looking
at about $160 just for the tow

01:54:01.840 --> 01:54:05.611
and then every single day that
it's an impound is 30 bucks.

01:54:05.611 --> 01:54:07.910
All right, so you're
looking at about $1,000

01:54:07.910 --> 01:54:11.070
if you get towed within
that first month we're gone.

01:54:11.070 --> 01:54:11.950
Some people's cars,

01:54:11.950 --> 01:54:13.360
I know my truck's not even worth that,

01:54:13.360 --> 01:54:15.680
so I would just let them have it.

01:54:15.680 --> 01:54:17.830
But most people don't
want to pay $1,000 or more

01:54:17.830 --> 01:54:20.007
for their car just to get it out.

01:54:20.007 --> 01:54:23.250
$105 tops if you're married.

01:54:23.250 --> 01:54:25.200
30 bucks for three months.

01:54:25.200 --> 01:54:26.960
Just run through the paperwork.

01:54:26.960 --> 01:54:29.820
If you have any questions,
you can either email me.

01:54:29.820 --> 01:54:32.300
I'm the only MAC Thorpe on board,

01:54:32.300 --> 01:54:33.133
or you can call me.

01:54:33.133 --> 01:54:34.260
My J dial 5190.

01:54:34.260 --> 01:54:35.960
I'll answer any of your questions.

01:54:37.180 --> 01:54:39.350
Like I said, update your page two.

01:54:39.350 --> 01:54:43.673
Your registration and proof
of insurance up to May 1st.

01:54:44.937 --> 01:54:47.187
All right, right there
at the Auto Hobby Shop

01:54:48.060 --> 01:54:49.540
at building 825.

01:54:49.540 --> 01:54:51.640
Everybody knows where the flag circles at?

01:54:53.380 --> 01:54:56.080
Okay, it's the only building
right off the flag circle

01:54:56.080 --> 01:54:58.140
but you kinda have to go up
just about halfway around

01:54:58.140 --> 01:54:59.360
to get to it.

01:54:59.360 --> 01:55:00.470
Just register your paperwork.

01:55:00.470 --> 01:55:01.663
Have everything there.

01:55:02.560 --> 01:55:03.393
They'll give you the directions

01:55:03.393 --> 01:55:04.240
on where we're gonna be parking

01:55:04.240 --> 01:55:06.630
which is a parking lot
about the aviator club

01:55:06.630 --> 01:55:08.250
way down the road here.

01:55:08.250 --> 01:55:09.437
All right, we'll (speaks faintly).

01:55:12.110 --> 01:55:13.250
One more thing to keep in mind.

01:55:13.250 --> 01:55:16.200
Anybody who's transferring
before the ship gets back,

01:55:16.200 --> 01:55:18.180
you're gonna fly back ahead of the ship.

01:55:18.180 --> 01:55:20.470
You need to let them know
when you parked that vehicle

01:55:20.470 --> 01:55:23.153
that you're gonna be back
before the rest of the ship.

01:55:23.153 --> 01:55:26.430
When they parked the vehicles
in there, they're so compact

01:55:26.430 --> 01:55:27.680
you can't get to a vehicle

01:55:27.680 --> 01:55:30.170
and they're not going
to move 10 or 12 cars

01:55:30.170 --> 01:55:32.530
to get to your car to let it out.

01:55:32.530 --> 01:55:35.100
So make sure you let them know that

01:55:35.100 --> 01:55:37.430
and they'll put it towards the outside

01:55:37.430 --> 01:55:39.043
so that you can get to your vehicle.

01:55:40.230 --> 01:55:42.270
Okay, that's all I have
on long-term parking.

01:55:42.270 --> 01:55:43.630
I also send everybody a PowerPoint.

01:55:43.630 --> 01:55:45.160
Every single one of you in here

01:55:45.160 --> 01:55:47.358
should have got an
email from me yesterday.

01:55:47.358 --> 01:55:50.170
It goes over the exact
same thing I talked about.

01:55:50.170 --> 01:55:52.833
I wouldn't recommend putting
a car cover on your vehicle.

01:55:53.670 --> 01:55:54.912
You'll just mess up your paint over time.

01:55:54.912 --> 01:55:56.800
Dust gets underneath there.

01:55:56.800 --> 01:55:58.470
It'll look worse than when you left it.

01:55:58.470 --> 01:55:59.667
Just let little bit of dirt
and stuff like that glide down

01:55:59.667 --> 01:56:01.193
and it'll be okay.

01:56:02.980 --> 01:56:04.800
That's all I have a long-term parking.

01:56:04.800 --> 01:56:05.860
One other issue I have.

01:56:05.860 --> 01:56:07.370
We're going on deployment.

01:56:07.370 --> 01:56:09.320
Last year we had almost 400 cases

01:56:09.320 --> 01:56:11.700
that we had to do reports
on at security department.

01:56:11.700 --> 01:56:13.630
Out of those 400 cases

01:56:13.630 --> 01:56:17.150
just about 300 of them were
for unsecured larcenies.

01:56:17.150 --> 01:56:22.150
I went to the shower,
chow, PT, went for a nap

01:56:22.550 --> 01:56:25.810
and left, you name it,
unlocked or sitting on my rack

01:56:25.810 --> 01:56:28.030
or sitting on my chest while I slept.

01:56:28.030 --> 01:56:29.520
We've had iPods stolen from people

01:56:29.520 --> 01:56:32.470
with earplugs still in their
ears while they were sleeping.

01:56:35.650 --> 01:56:36.483
They'll take anything.

01:56:36.483 --> 01:56:40.220
We've had stuff taken off
people's pillows while they slept.

01:56:40.220 --> 01:56:41.870
Lock up your stuff.

01:56:41.870 --> 01:56:43.320
Even if you're just going to the head.

01:56:43.320 --> 01:56:45.000
Even if you're just going to PT.

01:56:45.000 --> 01:56:47.160
Five minutes, five minutes is all it takes

01:56:47.160 --> 01:56:48.620
somebody to walk by,

01:56:48.620 --> 01:56:50.920
grab your stuff and
you'll never see it again.

01:56:52.350 --> 01:56:54.830
Every single day
something's stolen on board

01:56:54.830 --> 01:56:56.690
and 90% of those can be stopped

01:56:56.690 --> 01:56:58.373
by simply locking your locker.

01:57:00.780 --> 01:57:03.290
Okay, that's all I have.

01:57:03.290 --> 01:57:04.710
Look forward to making the deployment

01:57:04.710 --> 01:57:06.822
with you guys, well done.

01:57:06.822 --> 01:57:09.989
(audience applauding)

01:57:12.090 --> 01:57:13.592
- Okay, I believe Master
Chief's gonna come

01:57:13.592 --> 01:57:16.820
and talk about 7th Fleet liberty attire.

01:57:16.820 --> 01:57:18.127
While he's coming,

01:57:18.127 --> 01:57:20.160
just in kind of a collective way,

01:57:20.160 --> 01:57:23.560
we wanna thank all the
speakers who came today

01:57:23.560 --> 01:57:24.712
and shared their expertise.

01:57:24.712 --> 01:57:26.570
We wanna thank Supply Department

01:57:26.570 --> 01:57:28.220
for the world-famous cookies,

01:57:28.220 --> 01:57:30.500
and CRMD for hosting this.

01:57:30.500 --> 01:57:33.820
Master Chief DeLozier and
his support through it all.

01:57:33.820 --> 01:57:36.120
Let's give it up for
everybody who came today

01:57:36.120 --> 01:57:37.020
and gave of their time.

01:57:37.020 --> 01:57:40.187
(audience applauding)

01:57:45.290 --> 01:57:47.623
- Okay, let's talk about Liberty.

01:57:48.730 --> 01:57:50.229
How's that sound?

01:57:50.229 --> 01:57:51.530
- [Audience] Yeah.

01:57:51.530 --> 01:57:52.593
- Okay.

01:57:53.670 --> 01:57:56.490
For a small fee I'll tell
you where we're going.

01:57:56.490 --> 01:57:58.040
You guys ready?

01:57:58.040 --> 01:58:01.540
Okay, I predict at our first liberty port

01:58:01.540 --> 01:58:04.813
we will be doing boating
operations, liberty boats.

01:58:06.320 --> 01:58:08.750
How many people were not here last cruise?

01:58:08.750 --> 01:58:10.470
Were not.

01:58:10.470 --> 01:58:13.810
Okay, lemme tell you
how liberty boats work.

01:58:13.810 --> 01:58:16.410
If you're just a E-4 and below

01:58:16.410 --> 01:58:18.520
I predict that after the anchor is dropped

01:58:18.520 --> 01:58:20.660
and the first liberty party shoves off

01:58:20.660 --> 01:58:23.310
it'll probably take you six
hours to get off the ship

01:58:24.678 --> 01:58:26.391
and the last thing you want to happen

01:58:26.391 --> 01:58:29.090
is after waiting in
line for a couple hours

01:58:29.090 --> 01:58:31.800
and making your way back to the
fantail is I turn you around

01:58:31.800 --> 01:58:34.640
and tell you your clothes
are not in accords

01:58:34.640 --> 01:58:36.293
with 7th Fleet liberty policy.

01:58:37.180 --> 01:58:38.013
How many people did-

01:58:38.013 --> 01:58:40.860
I mean, how many of you did I
turn around last deployment?

01:58:40.860 --> 01:58:42.800
All right, there's one guy right there.

01:58:42.800 --> 01:58:45.870
All right, there was about
500 more on top of that

01:58:45.870 --> 01:58:46.703
I guarantee it.

01:58:46.703 --> 01:58:49.530
So I'm just gonna go through
the down time real quick.

01:58:49.530 --> 01:58:51.570
Going on liberty in 7th Fleet

01:58:51.570 --> 01:58:53.440
is a little different than
walking off the brow here

01:58:53.440 --> 01:58:55.633
in about two hours here
in sunny San Diego.

01:58:56.820 --> 01:58:57.663
The clothes you wear here

01:58:57.663 --> 01:58:59.400
will not be the clothes you wear

01:58:59.400 --> 01:59:01.360
when you get in 7th Fleet.

01:59:01.360 --> 01:59:04.590
So I'm just gonna go through
a few things real quick.

01:59:04.590 --> 01:59:06.420
You're gonna hear this time and time again

01:59:06.420 --> 01:59:07.810
before every Liberty port

01:59:07.810 --> 01:59:09.290
but I wanna prepare you for success

01:59:09.290 --> 01:59:10.537
so when you pack your sea bags

01:59:10.537 --> 01:59:11.670
and you get on board the ship,

01:59:11.670 --> 01:59:13.983
you have clothes that'll
be allowed off the ship.

01:59:21.170 --> 01:59:22.640
I'm just going to go
right to the prohibits

01:59:22.640 --> 01:59:23.690
of being in clothing.

01:59:25.260 --> 01:59:27.810
Okay, clothing that is dirty,

01:59:27.810 --> 01:59:30.210
has been altered, cut,

01:59:30.210 --> 01:59:33.480
excessively frayed, intentionally or not

01:59:33.480 --> 01:59:35.100
or is otherwise worn in a manner

01:59:35.100 --> 01:59:38.210
to present a sexually provocative
appearance is prohibited.

01:59:38.210 --> 01:59:39.300
So you're not in a Lucky Brand.

01:59:39.300 --> 01:59:41.910
Downtown you buy a pair
of $110 blue jeans.

01:59:41.910 --> 01:59:43.640
They have those nice
cuts inside the pants,

01:59:43.640 --> 01:59:45.830
and you say, "Hey, those are cool

01:59:45.830 --> 01:59:47.010
I want a pair those."

01:59:47.010 --> 01:59:51.210
When you try to get off at
Sasebo, Japan, Pusan, Korea,

01:59:51.210 --> 01:59:52.080
whatever the case may be

01:59:52.080 --> 01:59:54.180
you cannot leave the ship
in that type of stuff.

01:59:54.180 --> 01:59:56.390
Clothes can not be frayed at all.

01:59:56.390 --> 01:59:59.860
If you remember during
cruise for you that's sailed

01:59:59.860 --> 02:00:02.170
I had scissors at the quarter deck

02:00:02.170 --> 02:00:03.770
and we were cutting your
frays off your pants

02:00:03.770 --> 02:00:05.898
as you walked off the brow, okay.

02:00:05.898 --> 02:00:07.180
I don't really want to
have to do that again.

02:00:07.180 --> 02:00:09.730
I'm sure I will, but so
just don't bring that stuff.

02:00:09.730 --> 02:00:11.680
Police yourself before you get there.

02:00:11.680 --> 02:00:13.060
Sometimes I'm not so nice.

02:00:13.060 --> 02:00:14.380
I just take your ID card

02:00:14.380 --> 02:00:16.360
and say come back and
see me a couple hours.

02:00:16.360 --> 02:00:18.030
I don't like doing that type of stuff

02:00:18.030 --> 02:00:20.523
but I got to make sure I get
you off the ship looking right.

02:00:21.650 --> 02:00:22.810
Let's see here.

02:00:22.810 --> 02:00:24.410
The size and fit of all clothing

02:00:24.410 --> 02:00:25.670
will display a neat appearance

02:00:25.670 --> 02:00:27.561
and will not be excessively
over or undersized

02:00:27.561 --> 02:00:31.920
or made to display a gangster
or street image, okay.

02:00:31.920 --> 02:00:33.270
I see those guys every
day leaving the ship

02:00:33.270 --> 02:00:35.100
here in San Diego, all right.

02:00:35.100 --> 02:00:38.180
The crotches of their pants
are down to their ankles.

02:00:38.180 --> 02:00:40.693
Underwear showing about
10 inches on the back,

02:00:42.040 --> 02:00:43.130
females leaving the ship

02:00:43.130 --> 02:00:46.480
showing that cute little belly
button sticking out there,

02:00:46.480 --> 02:00:49.440
that is not allowed in 7th Fleet, okay?

02:00:49.440 --> 02:00:51.330
We have a waistband on our pants.

02:00:51.330 --> 02:00:52.880
It's supposed to go on your waist.

02:00:52.880 --> 02:00:53.926
That's where it has to be.

02:00:53.926 --> 02:00:54.870
You got to have a belt.

02:00:54.870 --> 02:00:56.240
You can't be dressed all loose

02:00:56.240 --> 02:00:57.590
and looking like that over there.

02:00:57.590 --> 02:01:00.200
I'm gonna turn you right
around and you come back later.

02:01:00.200 --> 02:01:01.700
So if you're gonna bring clothes like that

02:01:01.700 --> 02:01:04.070
you might as well just, I don't know,

02:01:04.070 --> 02:01:05.620
don't plan on going on Liberty.

02:01:08.690 --> 02:01:09.810
Let's see here.

02:01:09.810 --> 02:01:11.450
Trousers, jeans, shorts, skirts

02:01:11.450 --> 02:01:12.600
that have been properly hemmed

02:01:12.600 --> 02:01:15.710
so as to not be ill fitting
or excessively frayed

02:01:15.710 --> 02:01:17.230
at the hem are prohibited.

02:01:17.230 --> 02:01:18.830
Displaying colored handkerchiefs

02:01:18.830 --> 02:01:21.810
by hanging them outside of
any garment is prohibited.

02:01:21.810 --> 02:01:23.110
Footwear.

02:01:23.110 --> 02:01:28.110
Footwear, unlaced shoes on
sneakers are prohibited.

02:01:28.400 --> 02:01:30.933
Shoestrings are there
for a reason, to tie.

02:01:35.720 --> 02:01:37.680
Tattoos.

02:01:37.680 --> 02:01:39.339
Going to get a tattoo your
first liberty port up here

02:01:39.339 --> 02:01:40.620
on the side of your head.

02:01:40.620 --> 02:01:43.150
Any tattoos that are
shown above the neck line

02:01:43.150 --> 02:01:44.930
you cannot leave the ship.

02:01:44.930 --> 02:01:47.320
So bringing lots of turtlenecks

02:01:47.320 --> 02:01:49.220
those will be real comfy in Thailand

02:01:49.220 --> 02:01:51.003
when it's about 95 degrees.

02:01:51.920 --> 02:01:53.102
Dental ornamentation.

02:01:53.102 --> 02:01:55.740
You wanna throw your goal cap
veneers on your front teeth

02:01:55.740 --> 02:01:57.430
look real cool.

02:01:57.430 --> 02:01:58.600
Not in 7th Fleet.

02:01:58.600 --> 02:02:00.440
Leave your caps at home

02:02:07.663 --> 02:02:08.496
Out in town.

02:02:08.496 --> 02:02:09.860
Once you get out in town

02:02:10.914 --> 02:02:12.898
if you decided to go ahead
and drop your drawers

02:02:12.898 --> 02:02:14.860
to your knees and all that stuff

02:02:14.860 --> 02:02:15.867
and we catch you out of town

02:02:15.867 --> 02:02:17.250
we send you back to the ship

02:02:17.250 --> 02:02:20.463
and your liberty is secure for
the rest of the liberty port.

02:02:21.370 --> 02:02:23.470
That's how it works, all right?

02:02:23.470 --> 02:02:25.363
So just make sure you don't do that.

02:02:27.910 --> 02:02:30.610
I have one more thing I wanna read here.

02:02:30.610 --> 02:02:33.570
Uniforms, styles, tight jerseys.

02:02:33.570 --> 02:02:35.030
We've got the Tony Gwyn

02:02:35.030 --> 02:02:38.340
and the LaDainian Tomlinson
jerseys all that stuff.

02:02:38.340 --> 02:02:41.690
It says here that with sleeves,

02:02:41.690 --> 02:02:42.570
that they have sleeves on,

02:02:42.570 --> 02:02:44.100
they're authorized for wear.

02:02:44.100 --> 02:02:47.417
However, you must wear
a T-shirt underneath

02:02:47.417 --> 02:02:48.290
and the reason why

02:02:48.290 --> 02:02:50.700
is because some of them are that mesh type

02:02:50.700 --> 02:02:51.880
and we don't really wanna see

02:02:51.880 --> 02:02:52.810
what's underneath your shirt.

02:02:52.810 --> 02:02:54.690
So if you have jerseys like that,

02:02:54.690 --> 02:02:57.263
you have to wear a white T-shirt
or something underneath it.

02:02:58.320 --> 02:02:59.910
I mentioned midriff for females.

02:02:59.910 --> 02:03:01.330
That's important to know.

02:03:01.330 --> 02:03:02.920
Earrings for women.

02:03:02.920 --> 02:03:04.207
One set of earrings only.

02:03:04.207 --> 02:03:06.743
You can't lace yours up with five in each.

02:03:08.160 --> 02:03:10.890
Hats and visors, this is a good one.

02:03:10.890 --> 02:03:12.700
All the guys listen to this very closely.

02:03:12.700 --> 02:03:16.750
Baseball style caps may be
worn with the bill in front

02:03:18.370 --> 02:03:19.203
or aft.

02:03:20.731 --> 02:03:22.720
Can't be walking around like this guys.

02:03:22.720 --> 02:03:25.120
Ain't gonna get it, all right?

02:03:25.120 --> 02:03:26.190
Something simple like that.

02:03:26.190 --> 02:03:27.660
It's a free ride back to the ship

02:03:27.660 --> 02:03:30.120
and liberty curtail the
rest of liberty port.

02:03:30.120 --> 02:03:34.783
Hairnets, wade caps, durags,
handkerchiefs, bandanas,

02:03:35.770 --> 02:03:37.970
any type of nylon sock you
might wanna wear on your head.

02:03:37.970 --> 02:03:38.803
I can't figure out

02:03:38.803 --> 02:03:41.460
why you want to wear a
nylon sock on your head,

02:03:41.460 --> 02:03:43.680
but cannot be wearing worn on liberty.

02:03:43.680 --> 02:03:45.170
If you're going to work out,

02:03:45.170 --> 02:03:46.390
something like that, that's okay

02:03:46.390 --> 02:03:50.040
but you cannot leave the
ship going out in town

02:03:50.040 --> 02:03:52.420
with that type of stuff on your head.

02:03:52.420 --> 02:03:53.683
That's all the don'ts.

02:03:55.160 --> 02:03:56.163
Pretty simple, huh?

02:03:57.000 --> 02:04:00.870
Okay, like I said, you'll
be hearing this again soon.

02:04:00.870 --> 02:04:03.210
I wanna prepare you so you pack properly.

02:04:03.210 --> 02:04:06.213
How many of you saw my
all hands weather report?

02:04:07.090 --> 02:04:08.750
Hey, it's pretty cold and pretty hot

02:04:08.750 --> 02:04:09.973
in some of these places.

02:04:10.910 --> 02:04:12.430
It's pretty cold in San Diego today.

02:04:12.430 --> 02:04:14.760
Pusan, Korea, the other
day I went into HODs

02:04:14.760 --> 02:04:16.040
I said, "Hey, guess what the high and low

02:04:16.040 --> 02:04:17.290
in Pusan, Korea was?"

02:04:17.290 --> 02:04:20.409
I think it was 42 was a
high and 26 was the low.

02:04:20.409 --> 02:04:22.280
(audience cheering)

02:04:22.280 --> 02:04:24.700
Now, if you look at
Thailand, what was the high?

02:04:24.700 --> 02:04:26.310
90, all right.

02:04:26.310 --> 02:04:27.332
So we're gonna be dealing

02:04:27.332 --> 02:04:28.981
with two different extremes here.

02:04:28.981 --> 02:04:29.994
So you're going to have
to really think about that

02:04:29.994 --> 02:04:32.783
when you start packing
your clothes and stuff.

02:04:32.783 --> 02:04:35.160
So that's why we're putting
the information out there.

02:04:35.160 --> 02:04:37.440
I wanna thank you for your time.

02:04:37.440 --> 02:04:39.210
I wanna ask you to visit the tables

02:04:39.210 --> 02:04:40.610
behind the blue curtain

02:04:40.610 --> 02:04:43.380
lots of great information back there.

02:04:43.380 --> 02:04:45.738
Other than that, have a great weekend.

02:04:45.738 --> 02:04:48.738
(audience applauds)

02:04:50.598 --> 02:04:53.515
(group chattering)