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Show Sutherlan completes deployment 6-mo- nth SAN DIEGO Working on the flight deck of an aircraft carrier is one of the most dangerous jobs in the world. However, for many Navy men and women being on the front-lin- e of carrier aviation can be the experience of a lifetime. Navy Petty Officer 3rd Class Bryan W. Sutherlan can attest to that experience since he just returned home this summer from a routine deployment with Fighter Attack Squadron 151 (VFA-15on board the aircraft th 1) carrier USS Constellation. Sutherlan found the deployment to be a rewarding and challenging experience as he traveled half-wa- y around the world. I enjoyed fixing aircraft in time for their launches and working first hand with the pilots, said Sutherlan, the of Patrick Killary of Bountiful. An aviation electronics technison-in-la- w ld cian with VFA-15- Sutherlan 1, maintains and repairs some of the most advanced electrical equipment in the world today on the squadrons Hornet strike fighters. When not on deployment, the squadron is based at Naval Air Station Lemoore, 40 miles south of FA-1- 8 Fresno. the During deployment, Sutherlan s FA-18- s flew combat patrol missions in the Persian Gulf, enforcing U.N. sanctions against Iraq as part of Operation Southern Watch.-The Homet is one of the worlds most sophisticated strike fighters. aircraft Capable of flying twice the speed of sound, the FA-1- 8 carries a variety of missiles and bombs and a 20mm gaffing gun that can be used to attack ground targets and ships, as well as intercept hostile aircraft. Being part of a unique squadron that supports U.S. interests and policies all around the globe gives a sense the members of VFA-15- 1 of pride. However, Sutherlan said there are many other exciting aspects of the Navy that are worth experiencAn ing. enjoyed watching our aircraft have a successful mission. It gave me confidence that, if there was a I Kevr BRYAN W. SUTHERLAN conflict, we were ready, said Sutherlan. While Sutherlan spent most of his time working at sea, the Constellation did make several vis- its to foreign ports during the deployment including Hong Kong, Singapore, Perth and Sydney, Australia. I enjoyed Perth, Australia. The Australians are the friendliest bunch of people Ive ever met. They welcome Americans with open arms and make you feel like you belong, said Sutherlan, a two-yeNavy veteran. Today, U.S. aircraft carriers are on station around the world from ar New DUP officers The Daughters of the Utah Pioneers Davis East Bountiful Board for the 1995-9year are: seated, Iva second vice Barbara Price, president; Thompson, president; Mary Fowles, secretary; and Kathleen Tebbs; Venice Williams, Marilyn Goodrich, Donna Petersen, Lillian Roundy, Louise Leary, Jane Cox, standing, Jeri Reeder, and Beth Schick. The other member of the board not shown was Colleen Dibb. Kay Hurst, 6 First Birthday the Indian Ocean and Western Pacific to the Arabian Gulf and Mediterranean Sea. Aircraft carriers like the Constellation and Sailors like Sutherlan can respond on short notice to crises around the world. Even though Sutherlan was away from friends and family for six months, he feels that the Navys nf'';x i mission of routinely deploying naval forces overseas is important. $ Deployments keep terrorists from preying on the weaker, peaceful civilizations. They show other countries that these tweaks countries have a strong big brother that is ready to back them up, said Sutherlan, whos married to Killarys daughter Laura. Sutherlan and the other members will soon begin prepaof VFA-15- 1 ration for their next deployment scheduled for late 1996 or early 1997. Amber Lynn Lance Jordan Kamalii Kulani Delos Santos celebrated her first birthday on Sept. 28, 1995. She is the daughter of Kim and Ekolu Delos Santos of North Salt Lake. will cele- brate her first birthday on Oct. 21, 1995. She is the daughter of Becki and Dustin Lance of Bountiful. 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