Praise Music - Jacob Wells from Salem, N.H.,
drummer for the praise band on board the USS Harry S. Truman,
practices with the rest of the group for the Sunday Protestant
service. He is a member of First Baptist Church, Salem. - Jim
Veneman |
Drama team at sea - Chris Huggins from
Bangs, Texas, practices a skit with Chief Nancy McNeil to be presented
in a Sunday morning Protestant service. Huggins' home church is
Heartland Church in Bangs. - Jim Veneman |
Chowtime - LT Darren McFalls chats with
sailors in the mess hall. - Jim Veneman |
Inspection time - LT Darren McFalls advises
E3 Elvin Rolon, Orlando, Fla., left, and Keith Milo, Bridgeport,
Conn., on improvements to work on for the week for their berthings
after an "OK" inspection. - Jim Veneman |
Eyes on the ship - LT Darren McFalls sits in
his office on board the USS Harry S. Truman and talks about the
importance of his faith as a Navy officer. - Jim Veneman |
Sparkle and shine - Airman Jennifer Gray
from Baltimore, Md., assists in the cleaning of one of the F18 fighter
planes in preparation for a mission. - Jim Veneman |
Getting ready - Aviation mechanic Deldin
Tadytin of Page, Ariz., looks out to sea. - Jim Veneman |
Readying the craft - Crew members aboard the
USS Harry S. Truman affix ordinance to a fighter jet preparing for a
sortie into Iraq. - Jim
Veneman |
Pictures from home - Chief Nancy McNeil
shares pictures of her husband and two sons with friend Richard Wash
on board the USS Harry S. Truman. - Jim Veneman |
Smallpox checks - USS Harry S. Truman ship
nurse LCDR Christy Kessock checks the smallpox bandage on the arm of
Airman Quinten Walker of Cincinnati. E3 Shaina Shine, Hanford, Calif.,
assists. The medical team recently completed giving many sailors on
board prescribed smallpox shots. - Jim Veneman |
Bongos to God - Angel Bellido of Puerto Rico
plays bongos during praise band rehearsal on board the USS Harry S.
Truman. - Jim Veneman |
Press conference in hangar - Rear Admiral
John Stufflebeem addresses reporters in the hangar deck of the USS
Harry S. Truman after the first round of successful overnight aircraft
sorties. - Jim Veneman |
Leading the way - Commander Doyle W. Dunn,
command chaplain for the USS Harry S. Truman (CVN 75) oversees a staff
of three junior chaplains and 15 lay leaders through the ship's
religious ministries department for the 5,000 sailors and Marines
assigned to the aircraft carrier. Dunn is a Southern Baptist and
graduate of Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary in Texas. - Jim Veneman |
