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CAPTAIN FREDERICK C. TURNER
JULY 1967 - OCTOBER 1968
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lilifi Mil if-PA VM1, Corvirriaridiiig Officer First Jet Fighter Squadron
f ni iii I Ulf, Our-rfiticiriaOfficer Fighter Pilot, USS BENNINGTONICV-20I
i ii- V'l.i'.iiiii'jI ll Llriiversity Designated Naval Aviator - I943
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:iii I lll l lf, Cnrrirnanding Officer Distinguished Flying Cross
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i , iiiiifniuiiyiilMarylarid Pacific Theatre. Two Stars
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ii i ',l.iIl'filli-vii-,NiirIUIIf,Virglr1Ia Navy Occupation Service Medal
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i i i . ii 'iii iii National Defense Service Medal, One Star
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i i i i-ini' fl iiiiiiii Vietnam Campaign Medal
, , . , ,,.i ,,.,,.tiinii i, Allniilii rity, N J Married: Mrs. Elizabeth Anderson Turner
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AM ERICA'S
Although AMERlCA's history is short, it is an eventful and proud
history.
USS AMERICA lCVA-661 is the fourth vessel to bear the name
AMERICA and the first warship of this name to be commissioned
into the service.
Weighing 77,000 tons, AMERICA was built at the Newport News
Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company, Newport News, Virginia. Her
keel was laid 9 January 1961. She was launched and christened by
her sponsor, Mrs. David L. McDonald, wife of the former Chief of
Naval Operations, on 1 February 1964. Commissioning ceremonies
were held at the Norfolk Naval Shipyard, Portsmouth, Virginia, on
23 January 1965.
After serving as host for the change of command of the U.S. Atlantic
Fleet, AMERICA sailed for the Caribbean on 1 May 1965, with
Carrier Air Wing SIX embarked, for her initial Operational Read-
iness Inspection CORIJ.
AMERlCA's overall ORI grade of excellent while in the Caribbean
won her the Atlantic Fleet Attack Carrier Battle Efficiency E for
the period ending 31 December 1966. Five Departments lOperations,
Engineering, Weapons, Communications, and Airl were awarded
individual E 's for their proficiency.
On 20 July 1966, after AMERICA completed her first deployment
with the U.S. SIXTH FLEET in the Mediterranean, Captain Law-
rence Heyworth, Jr., AMERlCA's first Commanding Officer, was
relieved by Captain Donald D. Engen.
After a brief yard period, AMERICA operated off the east coast
of the United States and in the Caribbean during the summer and
fall of 1966. Prior to Christmas, she participated in the SECOND
FLEET's maior exercise, Operation LANTFLEX 66.
HISTORY
On 10 January 1967, AMERICA, with her 4,500 officers and men,
weighed anchbr and left home for her second deployment with the
SIXTH FLEET.
During the summer of 1967, as tensions mounted in the Middle
East, AMERICA was on the alert for action. The ensuing war be-
tween the Arab states and Israel found AMERICA ready.
At mid-day on 8 June, the technical research ship USS LIBERTY
KAGTR-59 was attacked by unidentified sea and air forces. AMER-
ICA responded. Her fighters were quickly airborne to protect Task
Force SIXTY as necessary. Minutes later, A-4 Skyhawks were
launched with additional fighter cover to protect LIBERTY. While
enroute to LIBERTY, AMERICA received word from Washington
that the attackers were Israeli and that the attack was a mistake.
The aircraft were recalled, but AMERICA had been ready.
The next day, the crippled, listing LIBERTY pulled alongside
AMERICA and 50 of her wounded and nine of the dead were trans-
ferred to the carrier by helicopter. For the next week, the wounded,
many of them in serious condition, were treated by AMERlCA's
doctors and corpsmen.
On 31 July, Captain Frederick C. Turner relieved Captain Donald
D. Engen as Commanding Officer of AMERICA.
Captain Turner led AMERICA through the remaining period of her
assignment with the SIXTH FLEET, and on 12 September,
AMERICA steamed through the Strait of Gibraltar to conclude an
event-packed eight months in the Mediterranean. Once again in the
Atlantic, she reioined the SECOND FLEET and returned to pier
12, Naval Base, Norfolk, where she arrived on 20 September. Her
next committment, a yard period in preparation for a SEVENTH
FLEET Deployment.
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Bradley pCl ,ifecnric Irlgfifufe
Air Medal, Three Gold Stars
American Defense Service Medal, One Sfar
European - African - Middle Eastern Campaign Medal,
Three Sfars
Asiatic - Pacific Campaign Medal, Four Stars
Vicfory Medal lWorId War Ill
China Service Medal lexfendedl
Nalional Defense Service Medal, One Star
Korean Service Medal
Navy Commendation Medal, Combat V
Navy Commendation Medal, Bronze Star
vietnam Service Medal, One Slar
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'Via fried: Mrs. Margaret Fenlress Swanson
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Staff Deputy CNO Commissioned Ensign i939
Staff, Supreme Allied Command, Europe Navy Cross
Staff, Strategic Air Command Legion of Merit Combat V Gold Star
Staff, Heavy Attack Wing ONE Distinguished Flying Cross Three Gold Stars
Staff, Chief of Naval Air Training Three Air Medals
USS MIDWAY CCVA-419, Commanding Officer Purple I-leart
USS ALLAGASH iAO-977, Commanding Officer Two Presidential Unit Citations
VC-8, Commanding Officer National Defense Service Medal One Star
VPB-197, Commanding Officer Vietnam Service Medal One Star
VPB-104, Commanding Officer Vietnam Campaign Medal
Genefal l-ine School Married: Mrs Louise Weeks Wright
Industrial College of the Armed Forces Children: Jeanne
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Colonial Williamsburg, Virginia, located 40 miles from Norfolk, is
an abundant source of knowledge of the early settlers of America.
This small town became the first capital of the state of Virginia and
is the only early community in the United States to be completely
restored to the original beauty and design of its colonial days.
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ox-cart moves slowly through Colonial Williamsburg.
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interesting site to all visitors.
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Castellano inspect the statue
John Smith at Jamestown.
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Jamestown, Virginia was the first permanent settle-
ment in the New World. Founded by 105 brave English
colonists in l607, Jamestown stands today as a monu-
ment to the founding fathers of our nation. Replicas of
the ships SUSAN CONSTANT, GOD SPEED and DIS-
COVERY, which carried the 105 colonists to Amer-
ica are moored at Jamestown,
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during her yard period.
NORFOLK NAVAL
SHlPYARD SEA
AMERICA entered the Norfolk Shipyard in Oc-
tober 1967 for three months of repairs and alter-
ations. During this time the crew attended Fire
Fighting and Damage Control schools in antici-
pation of the ship's WESTPAC deployment.
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Trials in early January and then
commenced loading ammunition to
be used during her Refresher
Training Course at Guantanamo
Naval Base, Cuba.
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AMERICA took her Refresher
Training Course at Guantanamo
Bay, Cuba, during January and
February. The hours were long
and hard, and when grades were
passed out AMERICA had earned
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an aircraft carrier. AMERICA
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during a battle problem.
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AMERlCA's third birthday was
celebrated while at anchor in Guan-
tanamo Bay on 24 January. Later,
on ll February, the Catherine T.
McDonald Award Ceremony was
held while AMERICA stbpped over-
night at Mayport, Florida.
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with SKC Howard T. Mayfield
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AMERICA for the third annual Dependent's day
Cruise on 25 March, 1968. Highlighting their day
at sea were the CVW-6 Air Show, the COMCAR-
DIV TWO Band concerts, and the Marine Retreat
Drill Ceremony.
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from 17 April to 20 April while enroute
to West Pac. Her goal-to win the E
two years in a row.
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In the Highest Court of the Raging
Main, the Domain of Imperium Nep-
tuni Regis sends greetings to all Slimy
Pollywogs. You are commanded to ap-
pear before the Royal Court on April
24, 1968. A complaint has been filed
with the government ot the Domain
of Imperium Neptuni Regis, State of
the Raging Main, against you. You are
charged with the heinous crimes ot
brown baggery, mopery, dopeing off,
chit requesting, apple polishing, sym-
pathy seeking, gun decking, procras-
tination, gold bricking, liberty hound-
ing, and reveille neglecting. You have
conspired to enter the Royal Domain
without visa, passport or proper
authority.
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AMERICA visited Rio de Janeiro from
April 27 to 30, providing the crew an
opportunity to see a beautiful city of
contrasts. Rio, a city built on the edge
of mountains rising from the sea, com
bines a modern, metropolitan
with the beauty of a tropical
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zil, Rio provided AMERlCA's men
many opportunities to enioy
The Brazilian Armed Forces and
local citizens made AMERlCA's
memorable with their cooperation
outright friendliness. '
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and financial district of the city.
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southern tip of Africa came into view.
AMERICA cruised 16,000 miles during the transit to
Subic Bay and YANKEE STATION. After departing
RIO, the only land sighted was that of Africa and the
Sunda Straits. Fuel was taken aboard twice, once from
the British oiler TIDEFLOW and once from USS
CALIENTE KAO-539. A welcome sight was the mail
received from the CALIENTE on May I8. The first
mail to come aboard since departing RIO on April 29!
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NAP. POSITION INPROVING
All' d military stance in
Smwii, Jan. B KAPJ-All indications point to an improved ie
D lta in South Vietnam, military officials
the new year in and below the vital Mekong e
said here today.
The improved--and improving--situation in this important rice-producing area is re-
S SOO Vietnamese Rangers, Marines and Army regulars in the
flected by a probe by about ,
tangled U Minn Em-est..
This is not Lo suggest that any Saigon or American officials believe the Communist
Viet Cong have been defeated--or that all is well .h Vietnam's so-called rice bowl
d 'Po officials ervvhasizeo, however, that there is more pres-
territory, they adde . e
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sure now on the guex rillas than ever e ore.
The greater part of one 7,500 square miles of the delta and its seven million people
corxtizzoe under Viet Gong influence. The Allies -:ount their success in modestly ex-
oamfing security rings around major delta cities, and the comparative ease lately of
mot:-rinv along the main delta highway--Route
An American colonel, serving as advisor
to the South Vietnamese in the region
commented, We started cold from the 1968
Tet Offensive when we were confined to
our forts, but the situation is much im-
proved today.
The major factor of change has been
brought about by large numbers of heli-
copters now available to the South Viet-
namese, military observers reported.
They give the outfits mobility they did
not previously posse ss--and enable them
to deliver reinforcements when contact is
established with the enemy.
For the first time in tne long war,
much of the delta is daily patrolled by
both scout and gunship helicopters.
Prior to the 5,500-man drive into the
U Minh Forest there had never been a cam-
jiaigx in the matted woods and swamp area.
The forest serves as the supply dump
and headquarters for the Viet Cong's Third
Military Piegion, it was reported. Intel-
ligence officers said that under its com-
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six southernmost provinces.
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wlsnnmou, o.c., Jan. 8 MP5-The ae-
cused killer of two young FBI agents was
taken into custody tonight after what
ne of the largest
police described as o
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manhunts we have ever had in recent year
Police had fanned out frm Washington
on foot, in patrol cars and in helicopters.
'ihe suspect was caught about one mile
from the scene of the shooting in an a-
partment building hallway in southeast
Washington. He was identified as Billie
Austin Bryant, 39, an escaped convict. -
The agents were killed today as they
were seeking Bryant at the apartment of
his estranged wife, in connection with a
bank robbery in suburban Maryland one
hour earlier.
More than 100 local policemen and FBI
agents joined in the hunt. Police dogs
were also used.
Br ant had escaped from Lorton Federal
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Prison last August. The RSI said he had
been involved in seven bank robberies.
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CAPTAIN RICHARD E. RUMBLE
OCTOBER 1968
USS AMERICA lCVA-669, Commanding Officer
USS MARIAS CAO-571, Commanding Officer
National War College
Rating Manager and Personnel Program Manager,
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Joint Task Force TWO, Joint Chiefs of Staff
Carrier Air Wing TEN, Commanding Officer
USS INDEPENDENCE lCVA-62l, Air Operations Officer
Attack Squadron 8l, Commanding Officer and Executive
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Armed Forces Staff College
Flight TestOfficer, BUVVEPS Representative,
COLUMBUS
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Fighter Squadron l73, Operations and Maintenance
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Test Pilot and Aide, Commander Naval Air Test
Center, Patuxent River, Md.
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Naval Air Basic Training -1945
USS SALT LAKE CITY lCA-257, Assistant Navigator
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U, S. Naval Academy
American Defense Service Medal
American Campaign Medal
Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal, Six Stars
Victory Medal fWorld War Ill
China Service Medal
National Defense Medal, One Star
Korean Service Medal
United Nations Medal
Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal, Cuba
Philippine Liberation Ribbon Two Stars
Vietnam Service Medal, One Star
Married: Mrs. Bernice Blease Rumble
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AMERICA swarmed with dignitaries,
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SD3 J. Brooks
SN R. F. Bucci
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PN3 H. Christensen
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NAV DIVISION
The mission of the Navigation Department is to provide
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ship. The tasks of the Navigation Department include
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Twenty-four hours a day, seven days a
week, in port as well as at sea, the
Aerographers Mates of OA Division
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AC3 D. Hankey
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The Electronic Material Division COE? main-
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3 W , if tory and the Operations Administration Office, suppm-15
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iii, M ',, Ag I, photo lab provides all official photography required by
I iii the ship, and the Operations Office performs the admin-
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AN C. House
DP2 J. Huffnagle
DPSN D. Hymans
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V-2 DIVISION OFFICER
To launch or recover a iet bomber weighing
forty-five tons in the space of one hundred
yards requires the best in men and equip-
ment. To the men of V-2, who operate and
maintain the four steam-driven catapults
and the arresting gear, launch and recovery
cycles are daily routine. In an emergency,
division personnel also rig the barricade
across the flight deck, providing the plane
a safe landing.
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ABE2 M. Dillon
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ABE3 J. Bruzailis
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ABEI F. Hicks
ABE3 A. Horton
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ABE3 J. Jennings
ABEI W. Johnson
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ABE3 R. King
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V-3 DIVISION OFFICER
V-3 DIVISION
V-3 Division is an intregal part of the air-
craft handling group aboard AMERICA. The
division is responsible for the handling,
spotting, and securing of aircraft on the
Hangar Deck to ensure their expeditious
and orderly transfer to or from the Flight
Deck. This includes the operation of the
aircraft elevators and ground handling equip-
ment used for movement of aircraft. A most
vital function of the personnel of the Division
is the standing of a continuous Fire Watch
in order to detect fire hazards or fires oc-
curring on the Hangar Deck.
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V-4 Division is responsible for the safe
storage and issue of all aviation fuels. The
Division's iet engine fuel storage capacity
exceeds one million gallons. V-4 also stores
and issues aviation and automotive gasolines
and aircraft piston engine lubricating oil.
Equipments employed to carry out assigned
duties are distributed throughout the ship,
from stem to stern, from the 03 level to the
seventh deck. V-4's rigorous program of
fuels quality control insures that only the
finest uncontaminated fuels are issued by
AMERICA.
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W Division is responsible for the as-
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porting between magazines and flight and
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also responsible for the stowage assembly,
and transporting of the AQM-37A missile
target, a high-altitude, supersonic target
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B Division is responsible for the operation and main-
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The Machinist's Mates of M-Division op-
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repair capability, These skilled ratings
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CR Division provides the electronic ears and voice
for the ship, Airwing and embarked Flag through
its swift and reliable dissemination of all inco
and outgoing messages. The men of the division per.
form their duties in one of two maior fields - vgice
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CS Division handles all visual message Traffic via
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MATERIAL DIVISION
The Material Division is responsible for the receipt,
storage, issue and shipment of the overwhelming ma-
iority of the stores of repair parts and consumables
utilized by both the Ships Departments and the Air
Wing. There are over 75 storerooms, filled with over
90,000 different items of supply, maintained by the
men of this Division. They make 6,000 issues a month,
on the average, and process some 2,000 receipts.
The perpetual inventory program is a function of the
S-l Division as is the maintenance of the Ship's Supply
Technical Library.
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The Food Service Division is responsible for the plan-
ning and preparation of over eleven thousand meals a
dayg for ordering, receiving, and stowing the food nec-
essary to prepare those rnealsp and for the mainte-
nance of the provisions accounting records and reports
required by higher authority. The Mess Decks and
serving lines are open tor the crew's use twenty-one
hours a day at sea. Other services provided by the S-2
Division include the preparation of flight lunches, party
rations and the support of canteens in many foreign
ports.
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CSSN G. O'Malley, SN R. Osterhout, SA J. Partlo,
CS2 R. PeSCheI
CS3 D. Proell, CS3 J. Rosa, CSI T. Schramm
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One of fhe firsf dufies usually performed by
a new sailor aboard ship is fhaf of Mess
Cooking Each division musf supply a num-
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four Iasfs fhree monfhs during which the
man is a member of 52M Division in lieu of
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SH3 E. Barnard
SN T. Bennett
SA J. Borrero
SHI W. Burns
FA G. Butler
SH2 T. Cooper
SH2 W. Courville
SN F. Cudio
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The Sales Division is responsible for the
operation of the Ship's Stores and vending
machines, the Laundry and Dry Cleaning
Plants, the Tailor and Cobbler Shops, and
the Clothing and Small Stores. There are
eight retail sales outlets that do over
SI50,000 per month business. The profits
generated by these sales are used to support
the Ship's Welfare and Recreation program
and to pay for the various personnel support
services provided by the Sales Division.
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SH2 W. Ferguson
SH2 D. Friday
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DISBURSING DIVISION -4
The Disbursing Division maintains all ofthe pay accounts
for all of the personnel attached to Carrier Division Two,
The USS AMERICA lCVA-661, and the Air Wing Six. It
computes and processes all payments to the above per-
sonnel for travel, and other allowances, and provides such
additional services as the IOWQ Savings Program and the
care of Safekeeping Deposits. Cash is collected from the
Post Office and the Ship's Store, and Foreign currencies
are exchanged for the crew. Several hundred of thousands
of dollars a month are efficiently handled by this Division
without the loss of a single penny.
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DK3 W. Petig
SN R. Rushing
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DK3 T. Wall
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The Wardroom Division is responsible for
the operation of the Wardroom Mess and
the maintenance of all Officer living spaces,
They prepare and serve all meals in the
Mess and plan and execute many dinners
and receptions for American and Foreign
governmental senior officials and other dis-
tinguished visitors. Over one hundred state-
rooms, the messing area and Wardroom
Lounge are kept both attractive and habitable
due to the hard Work of the'Division.
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SD2 P. Galvez
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SD2 M. Tagudar
TN J. Tomas
SDI P. Valerio
SD2 L. Ventura
TN M. Villaraza
TN J. Villena
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TN B. Lagda
SDI G. Lane
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TN R. Madariaga
SD3 R. Magno
TN N. Mangohig
TN R. Mundo
TN I. Napasindayao
SD2 F. Navarro
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AVIATION SUPPORT AND CONTROL DIVISION
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The Aviation Support and Control Division is
responsible for fprocessingl all requisitions
for material submitted by the various Ships
Departments and Aircraft Squadrons. They
maintain stock records on over one hundred
and twenty thousand items, and are responsi-
ble for timely reordering of supplies. All
supply accounting is performed by this Divi-
sion as is the maintenance of files on the
thousands of open order requisitions out-
standing within the Supply System. The oper-
ation of the Aviation Pre-expended Bins and
Rotable Pool, the source of half of all is-
sues in support of aircraft maintenance, is
also a function of this Division.
S-6 Division Officer
CW-2 Rex E. Kimbro
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AK3 J. Noble
AK2 C. O'DonneII
AK3 E. Olenburg
AK3 J. Sarnowski
SK3 L. Savaslio
AK2 R. siannke
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The Data Processing Division is responsible
for the operation and maintenance of the
IBM 407 and peripheral equipment utilized
in the support of both the Supply Department
Stock Control and Accounting functions and
the Navy Maintenance Management System
l3MD. The DP Division receives conput data
in hand written form and through the use of
its various equipments, converts it to punched
EAM cards, processes it for systematic use,
and provides the reports that are utilized
both on a local and Navy wide level.
LTJG Lex M. Taylor
S-7 Division Officer
DPSN M. Buck
DPSN J. BYers
DP3 R. Costa
SN M. Dry
DPSN J. Fletcher
DPSN W. Helvering
DP2 H. Knight
SN R. Krause
DPSN F. Manley
SN M. Mannion
DP2 w. Mannies
SN P. Romano
DP2 J. Seaver
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DP3 J. ugalde
DP3 R. waiarop
DPI V. Webster
DP2 J. Widener
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John A. Peck, Medical Administrative Assistant.
The AMERICA Medical Department is
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hospital which would do credit to a small
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The ATTACK SQUADRON EIGHTY TWO MARAUDERS have a history dating
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fully operational squadron. The MARAUDERS ioined AIRWING SIX in Decem-
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ATTACK SUUADRON EIGHTY-SIX
The Sidewinders of Attack Squadron Eighty-Six began their history as VF-921 at N.A.S.
St. Louis flying the F4U Corsair in February 1951. ln 1952 they transitioned to the
F8F-2 Bearcat in preparation for the F9F-5 Panther which was assigned to the
squadron in November 1952,
On February 1953, VF-921 was redesignated as VF-84 and began flying the F7U-3 M Cut-
lass in April 1955. Then in July 1955, VF-84 became the present VA-86. The Side-
winders retired their CutIasses in May 1957 for their first attack aircraft, the A4
Skyhawk which they flew until January 1967.
During February 1967, the Sidewinders transitioned to the new A7A Corsair II to
become the Navy's first fleet operational squadron of this new attack aircraft. Extensive
weapons evaluations and carrier qualifications were commenced in preparation for a tour
in the Tonkin Gulf. The practice payed off While on the wa to Vietn th
. y am e squadron partic-
ipated in an Operational Readiness inspection and received the highest grade ever given to
an Atlantic Fleet squadron.
The squadron left the United States in April 1968 as a member of Carrier Air Wing Six,
the most modern airwing yet assembled. While on their tour on Yankee Station, VA-86 com-
piled an enviable record of strike missions against the enemy forces. All hands of the squad-
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COMMANDER Kenneth L. Coskey relieved COMMANDER Jerry L. Patterson as
Commanding Officer of Attack Squadron EIGHTY-FIVE in ceremonies aboard
USS AMERICA on 28 July 1968. Highlights included presenting CDR Patterson the
Bronze Star Medal with Combat V , the reporting of the change of command to
Commander, Attack Carrier Air Wing SIX, Cdr Patte-rson's farewell address, and
a cake cutting ceremony at the reception that followed.
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lRVAH-131 was originally commissioned on A .gQn1N,ay-QCP'
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Heavy Attack Squadron THIRTEEN lVAH- 13 gi-Oundiijfficerg
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port of combat operations in Southeast Asia.
13 also received the Navy Unit Com-
s a result of its efforts during
Air Wing ELEVEN embark KITTY this t. During April 1966 while
HAWK ICVA-637 for her cruise f operations RVAH-I3 esi
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thereafter. At this t home nine line. -
port was changed to
Washington. VAH-13
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and functioning as a
Seventh Fleet. In
transferred back to
pilots, bombardier
fenance personnel
transition to the RA
ing the winter of 1 VAHl3
ferred the A-3B's,
American RA-5C Vigi
the new role of a attack
squadron functioni
Navy's new Integra
gence System llOlS1
was redesignated RVAH-13
Bat insignia.
'Vigilante . Du
The Bats commenced their first combat
cruise in November 1965 as a component
of Attack Carrier Air Wing ELEVEN em-
barked in USS KITTY HAWK KCVA-631.
Operating from KITTY HAWK in the South
China Sea on YANKEE and DlXlE stations
from November 1965 through May I966.
RVAH-I3 flew 545 combat sorties over North
and South Vietnam. Squadron flight crews
were awarded four Distinguished Flying
VAH-I3 returned to
ked in USS KITTY
nd combat deploy-
ulf. RVAH-13 flight
f sorties over North
before ing home in June
flight were awarded onef
vy Cross tif Distinguished Flying
Air Medals, fifteen
om Medals with Combat
stinguish
and one Purple Heart.
ioined AMERICA
Air Wing SIX in the
Operational Readiness
n ect May 1968 RVAH-13 com-
its third consecutive combat cruise
with reconnaissance flights over Northgvietf
C Ibbea
nam. The Bats of RVAH-13, after com- S'
pleting their third professional combat gperf
formance, returned to 'theirunew home. NAS S
Albany, Georgia in December 1968,e with
the satisfaction of another fiiobiivveli.E-doTne.'f'
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Detachment SIX SIX history began in the Spring of I966 when Airlant notified
the Parent Squadron, Heavy Attack Squadron TEN of the need for a three-plane
A3B Tanker Detachment aboard the USS AMERICA CCVA-669. The first Heavy
Attack Squadron TEN A3B Skywarrior flew aboard AMERICA on September 20,
I966 as the AMERICA steamed for Guantanamo Bay on her first workup cruise,
The Detachment consisted of eight officers making up four flight crews and 78
enlisted men, with Commander VV. M, Barnes in charge.
Detachment SIX SIX mission was quickly defined as an airborne gas station
due to the fact that the A35 could give away at least 1100 percent more fuel dur-
ing a normal two hour cycle than any other aircraft aboard. The A3B can be
launched off AMERICA with a fuel load ot 36,000 pounds, stay airborne for two
hours, and have enough fuel available to transfer l8,000 pounds of fuel to other
aircraft.
During the I964 cruise, Detachment SIX SIX aircraft were used on nearly every
launch as airborne tankers and the AMERICA became virtually a floating Naval
Air Station with diverts due to low fuel nearly nonexistent.
At the end of the Mediterranean cruise Detachment SIX SIX had compiled an
aircraft availability and operational output record second to no other Heavy
Attack Squadron. Each flight crew had at least 220 arrested landings aboard
AMERICA. Their maintenance record was superior in that the tanker avail-
ability approached 97 percent.
Detachment SIX SIX is aboard AMERICA again for the 1968 Western Pacific
cruise under the control of Commander Bradley D. Kiddie. With the development
of the new tanker electric counter-measures type EK-A38 the need for con-
ventional KA3B has been reduced to two aboard AMERICA, The KA3B still re-
mains a more capable tanker with a 20 percent fuel give away margin over the
heavily laden EKA-3B.
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The Naval Security Group Detachment was commissioned in USS AMERICA on
7 March 1968. The permanent crew consists of an OlC and CPOIC along with
five enlisted men who perform various communications functions. The detach-
ment is augmented with a ten man TAD team during extended deployments.
The detachment's mission is to supplement the ship's main communications by
providing a rapid and secure high echelon traffic channel to the Commanding
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ship at work and at play through the eyes of those who
experienced these events. It records AMERICA, for the
first time, as a member of the Seventh Fleet performing the
duties and activities for which she was built. Special Thanks
are extended to all those who contributed photographs as
well as time and effort to make this record possible. Our
appreciation is also extended to the following-
AIR WING COORDINATOR
LCDR Steve St9ven50n
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Sydney Photos: LTJG Bill Sessons
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