Ashtabula (AO 51) - Naval Cruise Book

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1964 volume:

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'- ' - L. ...-,A .4...4..----...,A --... .... ..---,.... -ul- LMM-, X ........... rn- Lieutenant Commander Executive Officer Charles Thomas Hampton - , ,.-.,,,,. rj -1,-,,-,,Y -rg.,-... . -f Hglg-Q. W 4 rf, fy 4 7, 7,,,f,,,,, ,, ff I r 'f-f 'PW 'TN CAD LT-.D L- HANSON or CBD IfT.,H. L. scrum ccp LT. G. K. omni op 1.1. xx. r. s.ma1.1Q5 OPILRATIONS OFFICILR lgngmeering Officer Engineering Officer First Lieutenant . 70.7 W .Wf ,SQ-4 ivy W MW -if L QFD LTJG R. L. JOHNSON Cargo Officer THE WARD ROOM 'Lb IQYJG ll. J. VHLCII Ship'5 Licmlmxaill CGW LTJG R. W. XYOOIJY Supply Officer fa' gm LTJG S. vv. BALDWIN v QU LTJG E. E. BOUGHTON QJQ LTJG R. C. OBERG CKQ LTJG J. 'H. MC Pllfiwlg QLJ LTJG T. K. KUIVILOXN' Supply Officer Disbursing Officer C.I.C. Officer Communications Officer NAVIGATOR . . . ENN15 my ngxs. J. xl. clzlix CMD ENS R' F COXIML'NICI.X'l'lOX5 Ol'I'lCl .R GUNNER Y OFFICER SN 1 . 5,1 'D -.ig 4. ,XX KN5 ENS. K. J. LYNILS 'Ui li- An GlUY1NAX77l 4l7w LNS. ID. 13. TUUIYI li FIIQST IijIVlSION QFPICLLR VIVXIN PROPLLSIOXOl'IfIC1lrR I3 XXT.'XCl4 COY'I'llUI. Ol l'ICfl.Ii 5 -- 'i y---' . ,,. ,. ,,- . The mission of our ship was to refuel the Navy's fighting ships underway in the giant Pacific, day or night and in any weather, In order to carry out this mission, the crew of 227 men and officers, was divided into four departments, which in turn were made up of one or more divisions, OPERATIONS DEPARTMENT was charged with the operation and mainte- nance of the navigation, communications and radar systems. SUPPLY DEPART- MENT, fed us, paid us, cut our hair, and washed our clothes. Their storerooms ' were stocked with over 18,000 spare parts, X DIVISION served as well. Ship's office processed our request chits and with medical care and letters from home, DECK DEPARTMENT maintained all our topside spaces. These men had the endless job of ' d the winches that ave fighting off rust, cleaning and painting, They operated the fueling rigs an I g them life. PIRST DIVISION maintained the forward section of the ship and the-small boats, SECOND DIVISION maintained the after section of the FLYING A , while in charge of our four 3 inch 50 caliber guns and small arms, were the men of the'THIRD DIVISION, The ENGINEER- ARTMENT ke t our ship moving We never missed a committment! A real tribute to ING DEP A p . the men who said manned and ready to answer all bells , A DIVISION maintained all our h ll b at en ines B DIVISION auxiliary steam and refrigeration equipment as well as t e sma o g . was in charge of firing the four boilers which provided ASHTABULA'S engines with the over 13,000 horsepower required to turn her screws. M DIVISION activated and maintained the huge candy striped shafts attached to the twin screws, providing ASHTAEULA'S propulsion. E DIVISION repaired and maintained our fantastic electrical system, and changed our light bulbs. They were also responsible for showing the movies. R DIVISION repaired leaky pipes, accomplished any and all welding and moved our vital cargo from tank to tank, Qsome 263 and from tank to waiting ships, Below we find the OPERATIONS DEPARTMENT: L. to R: Sapanza,N,O,,OMCg Mc Cue,J,A,,RMC, SP1'OUSG,C.D.,ETR3g Miller,D.W.,RD3g PROEEIT,B.,RDlg Herrick,V.D,,SMlg Torres,E.,RMlg Gowley,R,L,SNg Ratcliffe,O,E,,SNg Smith, G,E.,RM3g Go1ightly,H,E,,RMSNgDe Wall,D,A,,RMSNg Edwards,W.L.,RMSNg Ward,M.W.,RMCMg front row, L. to R: Christiansen,D,A,,RDSNg Petta, T-J-,RDSN3 HUHkOV1C,G-J., RD33 H3l'l'iSOH,R.W.,RDSN, Palinsky,R,J,,SNg Johnson,W.,QM3, Caddeunl-L-,RM33 Weed,-LD.,RDSNg Crane,W.K,,SN: Hinson,A,W,, SN. kept our records up to date. They also provided us ,,-'av' I v I ,,m,,,,, , ' 'fw.'i7f-Yrfffi I I 4 I 5': 'I I I S- f 1 ,i'i E2-Q i i Q. Q i 2 r I 1 I a .i I I5 I i I I I 5 V ' ' N' T' ' fx XSS Mill '4rX'59 1.+-.X Sz- . ' SN.-iAlXtN'S5x0? KSNX I . ,..- -, p f aff 'JT I ? r 5 fi l i 1 I 1 I I l I v I s J SUPPLY DEPARTMENT: L. to R. top: MCGhee,J,S,,CSCg Robinso1'1,C,C,,SNg Rimando,I,T,,TNg S e Xton , J , A, , C S 1 Smith,J,A,,SK3g Trir1idad,F,L.,TNg Hold e n , W , J , S K3 Frogue,W,A,,SNg Doll, S,E.,SK3g F1ores,E,P,,SD2g. Kent? E.E.,SNg Medina,M,A,,SNg Cueson,T.T.,SKCg bottom row X DIVISION: L, to R. top: Porter,R.W.,HM2g Fugua Farre11,R.L,,SNg Tucker,R.D.,PNSNg L. to R: Mack,R.M.,SNg Franco,R,C,,SD3g Hughes,R.L., SNQ Ma1eonskie,R,P.,CS2g B1ancaf1or,B,M,,TNg Co1e,L,K,, SK3g Mi1'ador,A,,SD2g Mariano,B,,SD1g Kos t , J. L . ,S Ng Srreery,J.G.,SNg ,I,J,,PN2g Ho1mes,C,A,,YNlg Litt1e,F,,HMCg bottom row, L. to R. 'hw-mmbq -E 'i .rl ..vi Y 4 4 , X Q 2 ,FQ Q ' YW Q '?X 'Q ,XVI 34955 V1 W - x , Q ' X I ' 'Lsf x . N f - , 'W , X 4 1 y -Q ! gulf! Z .uh . ,yxv 5 'J L I Y . G.. 4 f .1 We Z X , , mf' -f w ,- ff, 1 f,,, f f , 4.1, ,Q-1,6 ' I vff, , . I ,vhbi ,, L wif' S ii x..-. ,. .. .. ......f l..--,.. .....--..---.-. . 544 54: 'Q i i 5 Q5 'Q H . . - - ' - hennum D BTS' Licher E.W. FN' Allen D B HH. IDIVISIOY: top row, IO BluG3.l.1d,P,D,,FN, WSIS, S , ., a a 1 r a . . .l,X,,ITAg IIciuston,S,J,,BTCg Easterwood,T.R.,BT23 Reed, BT39 Bur1er,C.P.,BT3. N Ci,S,,I3T2g IIulet,D,G.,BTlg bottom row, L. to R.: Hamel, PY -4 ff: lr: NI DIVISION: back row L. to R.: Edwards,B,IVI,,MIVI3g Cg front row L, to R, Wade,J.R,,FNg RapOHG,R-AUMRQE X IDz1vidson,D,W,,FAg Devine,R.D.,FNg Sims,T,R,,FAg Richardson,J,E,,IVIIVI3g Cu1'rin,R.W.,FNg W1lGS,D.G-,MMI lx, Wcightman,R,D,,FAg Young,C.W,,MM2g IVIcAnally,R,E,,IVIIVI Ra11dolph,W,E,SA. X . it? H., ' I Il X X: -sql R ,WNW --,., ' N-W , -'Aix - -A-- QQ- - - I.: H 'Ex v.. 2 .v-2 , . :3:xi.57Z:'9gtA:3 ,-J,--5:uy,7,, H 1::2:-'-.-if ' I , .51 ,Hue 5 .faxm t 2 I 1-rr-.fo-: I A 'gm-V' 1 -I IQ .K 45 5 1115 . 'R as Y I ir Ji , 'f I 4 ev I x -K If M46 um- '1 57.1.2 ' ' 'K if E DIVISION: top row L, to R.: Trout,C,R.,EIVlCg Hollifield, bottom row L. to R.: IVIyers,D.L.,FNg TayIor,M.J.,EMPNg KDLUFAQ Bai1ey,C,B,,IC3g Wa1l,R,C,,FNg Riley,P.E.,PAg H3ITISO11,W.L.,EM3Q Shuffe1en,G.J.,EM3. R DIVISION: from leftg Gunningham,R.E.,FNg HobbS,R.L.,DC25 ShaW,R.E.,SF Paseur,L. D. ,SFIVI2 Woods,E,C.,SFC. I 1 ,i Z .. Now that you have met the Crew that fate and the Navy have brought together, Captain NORRINGTON will make that final personnel inspec- tion prior to departure. qwe will passp At 1200 the last fond farewells and wishes for smooth Sailing having been said, up Went the gangway, A11 lines were cast off. UNDERWAY! Tvvoftugs nudged the great ship away from the pier and ASHTABULA was ree. L il. , 5 I i - ' 1.1 . . ', f 5.g.ii,',. , ' f-.,'EL.f'g.'..' sul Up goes the gangway! A gentle nudge ENS MILLS and ENS GIOVANELLI Were The bridge detail took all their bearings on their families being transferred to shore duty and were on as the pilot and tugs took us out. While below the Flying hand to cast off the last line. A sails toward the Terminal Island breakwater and the open sea. His last look at pier E for 8 months K - . - . .--'-'B .ri - v' f - - Z HULET and his mess cooks laid new tile and painted the mess decks. A11 topside spaces were cleaned and re-cleaned fi The CPO Quarters were completely remodeled with some advice from the Captain. PREPARING F012 ' 1 422 COM ER VPAC' NSPECTIO N The day before arrivingin Pearl Harbor, the calm sea prompt the Captain to stop the ship for the first swim call of the CIUISCI ed Every corner was cleaned. If 15WP ', ' Early on the morning of 17 April Diamond Head was spotted. ALOHA! H QV I fu-1 Niwi-, -V .i-, P EJ , Y Y, Aww.. i V 72 Af' 97 I x I Y NX ,f A Q- .A 5 ' 1-S ,, gg xx X , t .-A 7 A X fr ,- f' Xp . , XX K Y :,. Y ff' ' XR , f R 2 A is .,e - A -f fx , XR ,AQ Q 1 5 .aaa, f eff , f ' 1' A -Z!!! 'X H- , . ,V 2' 'i' I A 3 A f, N tux t K- - X sv, fx A A as X K ,r , v , E is We S '09 Y f ff 165. ff fm -, All oflus who could, manned the rail for the traditional Hawaiian welcome. Our one day visitwas all too short. Capt. JOHNSON, Assistant Chief of Staff, SERVPAC, headed the inspection w1., Last minute sweep down before inspection i , Y W New iffy. ki v 1. --mwmww.w1, --f ' , . A ,v1-.. - . 4 'A' 5 qu-ui Y ., -r.vg.-1- .4 ' ' 4 , , . 113 Our ftrst customer ot the crutse was the GRIDLEY W otneci enroute from Pearl Harbor to Austra I bf thvgeaeesj GRIDLEY QDLG 215, the USS GoLDSBoRoUGH 22 API11- QDDG 205 and the atomic submarine USS SCULPIN CSSN 5905 Lt. QDocj FISHER, shown above with his MOON- The Ship's Store is now open LIGHTERS singing group, and Chaplain MUCCILLI were added to the crew in Pearl. An important conference no doubt A fleet ENSIGN becomes 3 LTJG Q,-Q--wwqww V .,?N:'v , X VW J, R, L L x --V1 1 -wh 'H -w 1 ,. Lf x, x., s, 1..-,f I -N LJ 'wr-N , . 1 M . . DDT V Dmfvfww S -vm ..,,L Vvk. Ui, .Lui L51 '.ZL,'2:LLl -s-1 7 , ,,, UA- . -MQ W3 .'v..,,,.q.-. fx' LLLOLLSWLP1 ...- L-.1 '-VU., ' --q3f.,,..,54..x, QA' .2963 :LL-,.,L,L.l. LL LQ 1.,Lv.., I ...1 .1 'x'1 j'WD'7'17 H xfw:172'wn'V LLl.L-Lk,kL,Lv gL:.V.L,L.L'p.-u,,, Wg.. -. ..- -1511 '1 1-'-z M33 H5 923-'fig 'FH 2 ,.uLv... 1 We-'mfg V sf vs A-' 5'-, A ..A.L 5 . . . . -. . h L ., .., , ffwfs-y x7 'X ' 1.57 'w L:uiluLf1f, LMHHJ :LLL :-CFL 1 J f-1 A 1 1 N v' 1Jmlfqf1,'wN Lw:x:'f 1? LJ. ,L s.',L.L xqxv., LL-,-LknL-,v it 455 ' f ff ,,f,., -v 41: I- qv-r H H'T'WQx Dv.. L wax L sk- .L -T: Wm fl -1-,5 .L x , .J E31 Lv s .1 T 1, Cu .L,v...L V I - ,fff,',y, ,A IT7ZK94?7?L4'5?' -f'7f'7fQ- x 1. ,-, 4 L1- 'Y 3 ,w Nr s' Xl. I 'ff I Q. I x Y' '5i5 ,,,f 1 ,ww - - . ..,-..-.. A......-,.- We were joined S1 ROGER by the USS GRIDLI QDDC 205 and the ato 1..- .....,L.-..4. . Lt. gooey Fist Licimins S muccirri wi A n important ct SHELLBACKS , , ,and so with the fore-going message the Jolly Roger was hoisted and the Day of Reckoning began. The future Shellbacks were herded into a hot com- partment, there to await judgement. lt was Warm and stuffy and most of us got sleepy. Especially those Who had the misfortune to stand a late night Watch on King Neptune's whale. fSee picture above righty Finally We were summoned to go before the Royal Court. Those out last fthe procedure took some timej, Were shocked to find that their friendly Pollywog buddies were now vicious Shellbacks. We suffered all manner of pain and abuse. From the moment the court scribe yelled, GUILTYL We Went through a veritable hell! But Why try to explain when a picture can say so much more. Go with us now as We become TRUSTY SHELLBACKS, the pride of King Neptune, Omnipotent Ruler of the Raging Main. 5 f K' Sai: Mrs. NEPTUNE. With tattoos? L-r A '---l-r- --- ' -Y ' Q ' 7 . '7 r :QM K' ' A Q. ,,,','. ,ff '--A , ' rf' , S . if 3, x . H455 1 1 1 I y 1 l 1 v P s i il X 1 2 ff.- ji, F' 'twat A wk.-.vif :-sling, ri 'ff' 2 'X ' U ' X f 5545.1 ' Q ,3.QYxS'w .Q X 6 VQR . ,L , s2Y'f? , Je '- , S ' f fn -5 :-HN-:K-,Z ,aff . .5845 :Q K swf ff . ' ' ff. -, Nm N,.ffy4,,- wiwfq , -. g fx ,N'v, f.w Aff 'ai1:K5CfQ:97v.4is if -. . Wfi.U::,':iI-if .X , 1. ,iw kgigy, xv. I .T X JSWI4, f-unqpvf.-A X Q X. :-Q, K s z Xxsfxws EXF1- ' x ' X -N1 Mm. 5. i . .. ...L . ...- ..-....44..-..--A ,M 95? , if I .3 55 n V A fl, . I mi. 7, QM! W M9 . Wwvff , . . AW 'V 4,1 ', 3 ,, V.,.4 f X A : 1 5, f' 'bil 4 J IQ A.. '1 , up A ,411- Zrf - b '-- xx-s. Lf ,piwwkw QQ-4 fi ., ,, - Y' The end finally came after a haircut, a dunk in the water tank and a slippery, slimmy trip through a chute filled with garbage-from Neptune's table no doubt. We were rewarded, though the end was reward enough, with wallet size cards and framable certifi- cates denoting that we were Sl-IELLBACKS and official members of King Neptune's honorable horde and signifying that we would never again have to go through what we had just experienced. We ended the day with chow, and a well earned rest. ln sleep we dreamed of the glorious days of liberty on the continent down under. For we knew that lying directly in our path was AUSTRALIA! f . 4 ,I , X u.--....1 L- .-- ,. f 3 1 E I K3 1 1 Y M , 1 ,. Yu ,E 1 ,fi 2, , 1 1 Q F 1 ' E 1 9 E n fa 44- sn, qv, 'X 1 'YO .e . ,- J-bl' ,Q 2 y , I v 1 4 . , xxx W ,V . ' .. F I ? K' rg ,f V, 4 Af 3 ' e ig ,J is r : E I I, Q 'V T -f 1? X ,. 3 , x' 1 A , 4-14'-pi 5 ., T Q 2 43. 4 .. '-'fx 5 Eff-i Q A Q t - :kg V. Fl- X2 2 f Q Tgiii K Y Lily 7 L E r. if :ff f lr 1 1 1 . iw' 5 gnityfzuk X. X X X X SXXXQ iii Sf x X X XX IX . ISHX X :,.gX X XTXESE wwgigx 1 Q' MX X8 N 5Qf X Xgx. -.R Si. X: X .C 1-Sw 3 .. XXX X ,A W 47' ,iz 1 4 5 5 I if , ii .1 :.-.N- L ......... , . , vlfiiiiig, i . -. . -' .i.Lu,.l,,.. .......Lg-4..g'--,.. .....,-...4---.-4. ..,,,'.c...,-QL. - 'P' X X 4 Q i In anticipation ot liberty An Aussie sub goes by HS We get an assist from a tug. L.. V wwow ,W v 4' -2' 44 am A 1. is The forecastle crew looked sharp as hundreds of Aussies watched us tie up 1 1 X I ug S ,X s -. fi. W., , -. 3 , . -:fs -ft k aff, if-Q .54 4. W . L . J, 'Qs 6522: :gi .j' Aff! -Lf Q i, A gli :A-.f l An Aussie sailor in skirts is escorted through the ship, Visitors by the thousands came aboard. A drink at the Char1eS mzmzhxwsgg. ,Awww v HQ ww m -v w X wmmxmfmwxxwxmnni 'rvnl M V v' if F F P Y V' iff? - ---'lah --1-re if I shmrwwnlf Views BARRINGTON, Why so serious snipe-type? f , ,.. gig Sam broadcasted from our cargo deck here he inter- Birds-eye View of Sydney from the .XXIII lluildin -4 ? GIRLS, GIRLS, GIRLS Hundreds of small children from a local orphanage in MEL- BOURNE, swarmed all over the ship. Looks like MERCY has his hands full. W. Q I The Big Sam Show featured, live and direct , the fabulous Three radio-type Yanks discuss a seiious pi ob CHEQUEMATES! lem. Where to now? f-Q7 ,9 , O 3 ,Q-' !' Q ? X 3 1 W I N 5 , 4 T7 xi? 5 r ..z,1.. .. .. . ..-,.,...4.4...4 M- :X ,QM ,, Wx? 2- ww-ff-wr W-'H ' 'IQQWXZMEXX .4 Fr' Ik I, ' MV, L f .- Ai -M , I ' .K V, -V -4,3 'Tr af ss'2 4 PI9f ' f 4 MQW 53 a , 1, 'Q I , b,,,.,,U. nwfftgw -1 ' J- - lf. . ' '21 , 1-.4 . . rg. 1 tv N... . 1 Joey and friend WOW! A Q J S, . li- ' Ez f fag. f bg! wk SP 1 L0 5, .V .1 I i 5 9' . se-roxy , 74 ,.c f' rf' 7,4 I jg. V, 2211 x , 1 w , . -Aux - ,- ' an The Ashtabula Co1or Guard on parade in Sydney, From left: MQTAYLQR, X111 Houghton and ugeud. N OLLCU- J,rUgLDS, WJIOLDKLN and RPRIMM, Lookmg good. do betrer than that Ld. The 3 garoo did. 49' g-wx nl M- ,T 3 ',.,:-L, ,- - . , .JA by N M 1-,, 9 f,c1Q,.-5 - L f 5 Z X, , W LF! W7 ay - 7 My ,W +-ok f x. s 1 5 1 , f has ea.. M 18 ' fs 9 3 X All -R Q mf, Q f ll .f. J xi Lffijl r .- fl . ,A ,, 3' iid., G- T. . v ..x .qv V. .,,f,,, B ,W T1 ny ' A , 1 -2 if .,, ' wvmf 1.p4 'f' - 1 A 1 , ,,p5K'J +'ff'4z'?: ..5 fr , 1 M., 49,,f.nf f-.., - 'Q 3' gjeij' 1 -5 5 '5' ' -H ,,,LQ,t i w , ,f-. ., , ,,. x-.5 -.-,- -Uri .sf - . in WM ,-7 ---..,A Jr '-- 5. 'lik .1-L-:-., :.2,..'-L ,..- . ,f-,i--v1,,- ,-.-. ,--,'.. .X, ---.ff-N,..,. , .' A-gl. '- f - 4 - Yi T'-A-' ' 'I5 112--::,-I3 1 , , , P ' ff. , .i'l'.!1KX! 'lNl?X ' 5 43 , N V V V. w .Q .15-5 33511 - f Qu 43112-121, ff, -'fx an 4- , . Jin'-f 'wt-as-4.4.H Y '1'l ' .. 'TTI Q..--L -- A .--r - A J -' lip, 4 4 if ggk , 1 is . at Livgi 5 Nw tri rg Q if Q In lj I A f ' I Z. J 5 . PA!! 1? if 'x'i..?x2i-:,-..i'..:-aff:-2,241 i5E'?f.?'5I - if '91-J aw t+he'c'ti' 'f..'e+ i . yyyy, if f , X Ji 2' X Q ai! N if z!'Y'!,,.g'v 95,3 if 9' , 'vs 'V rf The afternoon following the New Guinea affair, we passed a chain of active volcanos. qupper lefty They were gem-like islands of verdant green with the calm Pacific lapping a t their shores. If my memory serves me right, the ship made a 180 degree turn so that we could get better pictures with the late afternoon sun putting them in silhouette. A few days after this, was May 30th, Memorial Day. We had services on the cargo deck with the Captain making a speech honoring the men of all wars, followed by the traditional rifle salute. HOllC13Y routine commenced thereafter as evidenced by the picture below center. lt was gettingwarm out there in the Philippine Sea and many of the men slept on deck. No sleep for the cooks though. lt's a tough job feeding over ZOO men. The picture at center left shows a typical Boatswain Mate. lt was holiday routine, so he didn't have his coffee cup. Up on the signal bridge, in the cool of the afternoon breeze, were Herrick and Chief Pabalinas, practicing for church services coming up the following day. Ain't the Navy grand? 3 8 v .144 :lla-V , ,z 12138 With our arrival in the Philippine Sea, we became part .of the great Seventh Fleet, On d Man all underway replenishment stations , We were to June 2nd, the word was passe , refuel the USS Kittyhawk and her destroyers. The flying A flag went up, the deck force had the rigs ready, the pump rooms were manned, and the Chequemates were ready to ' h d 't taken on a full load serenade our customers. The unrep went well and since we a n prior to going to Australia, we pulled into Subic Bay, P,l,, for topping off and taking on stores. On June 6th we had another unrep with Kittyhawk and her destroyers, Among the DD's was the USS BLACK, hull number, 666. Everything went as usual. The Preble came h Bl k t starboard Suddenly the Black began to Veer toward us, We along to port, t e ac o . . couldn't move because a ship was on the other side. Emergency breakaway and collision H were sounded and the Preble pulled away. By this time the Black was upon us. er port anchor came through our safety lines and lodged over the gunwhale. This was unheard of, Especially over our explosive AVGAS tanks! FLYING SERVICE ff l Q: WS f USS Kify Hawk USS Constellation With the whole crews of both ships bustling and scurrying around the scene was madcap. ln trying to free herself, the Black sped up and slowed down frantically. Finally, with the help of the sea, her bow went up and ours went down and she was free. The black cylinders you see at lower right are bumpers to ease the shock of just such an incident. Fortunately no one was hurt and both ships suffered only minor damage. The evening following this event we had a date with the USS Kittyhawk. Actually it was a very late, dark evening. As it happened, we had all lines and hoses over and were cruising cooly under the stars. The men on the rigs began to notice an increasing distance between us and the carrier. We had momen- tarily lost vacuum in our engines! l 9'zIH41.i,4rl..... .. ,, E ?-an-'vfi-'32 V ' 5 5 X Q, . .shfv - L. QP 3 ri-Rx Yybf i its 9' 3? V C ' u Hb EMERGENCY BREAKAWAYV' Kittyhawk didn't act fast enough. The robb on the AVGAS hose tore loose from her side and came sparking back across the span wire. Number four rig hose parted, spewing black oil all over the after part of our ship. Then the span wire broke. Kittyhawk pulled away. Our crew worked all night to repair the damage, and with the dawn we successfully refueled the USS Constellation and her destroyers, then the Kittyhawk and her cans. ltwas with glad heart after two close calls in as many days, we turned toward Subic Bay for repairs and liberty. , f' Y E f tt li , , by x ww ig 9 3 W 5 f fz 1 s , fT5f1-at-V K' .p 'S ' X ,H G I F.. alsuha , . F 1 ilippineo 4 l Y T 1 ! if 4 1 5 i L Q 1 fl Q W .QA l 'grow fi!! is , f fix, g-ji-. , B f X ..g.gg,g ,. i QM ...ff '- Q ' . rd ,-S., F o 2-. Olongapo oh, oh, caught! Liberty in Subic gave us time to relax and recover from the events of thepastweek. The Naval Base offered many nice diversions from the normal routine. Roller skating, bowling, movies, a large gym, fine food in the E.M. Club and Acey Ducey Room, and plenty of the liquid of forgetfulness. We also took tours which were offered by Special Services, to Manila, Baguio, and Pagsanjan Falls. The tour of Olongapo was at your own risk and expense. But again, let's let the pictures tell the tale. incidentally we were joined by 4 mid-shipmen who were on a three month training cruise. 2' ll Subic Bay from Sky Club i lfzm-iiuli fried corn cobs from street vendors not usuill 1' 'Q 1 dad . x t ommtn t A lull in the usually heavy Jeepny Ifafflc Xl. se iii? xii' , . 7 Y,i2,3 .2 Q .. ..-. ., - 1 . L. ...L..,.Lum...r,,.-4....A.A....-,g... '.:s.:..,......l.,4...k..-4. Q., 5. Q .-,lkifaagj-.L-ar. , Q From left, Midm. 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Qi 4 'Q ,it Here I come with the goodies boys Qabout time tooj What caused the fight anyway? N A birthday PHTFY at S93 Radiomen hard at work j?Ai3 1 U xxx to S X 'Q '- mxX eam xx x x . A, r. :A -I,,,.1-i,, Af W-Qu. is he kidding with that course book? -da- a mean that was the U wha yti124QO'? EF, Sorry sir, I didn't mean last boar . , to trip you. Er, sir? xr. T i Q i I'm TRYING to smile Oops, Wrong door 533' Cheeze One for you, one for me, one for you and one for Did YOU Say you lost your pet lizard? me' One' fig' f f Cn 5 August, as We were being chased out of Subic Bay by a typhoon, Ashtabula celebrated her 21st birthday. A beautiful flowered cake was designed and created by SEXTON, CSl. The Captain related Ashtabula's brilliant history to date, then the man with the most time aboard QSULLIVAN, J, PCZQ, the enlisted man with most time in service fChief PABALINAS BMCQ, the officer with most time in service QLTSELDENQ and the Captain, officially cut the cake. Chief MC CI-IEE served the first piece mm . 3 if 3 Q t S, P, ,y S y ,VP : ' , Q'-e -1- ' - ' My-,- 5 ,, , A A -4 fy W5 Mstyt ,WWr2q. X f X ',s'g,,vf , , A hw S .. .i S wg Wx z N X N X The crew had a ball. Wonder what that guy in the left corner is thinking? w -my - y.. m.xauxf.nw......g , X ' + wnavmxmsx::XSwmnxx.mm mnxrmvm.-mama-Q --: .4--V At 1600, 2 Aug. We were proceeding from a refueling of TICONDEROGA to a rendezvous with MADDOX and TURNER JDY. We heard a call for planes from MADDOX to the carrier. A few hours later as We refueled the MADDOX, the story of the shots heard around the World were told to us first hand, We had been the closest ship to the incident. We set a modified battle condition Watching for PT boats. T UNKIN GULF ' - f- .lL..- ,..4--.- .4 1, ,.....-..., ,. ., ... - A fa.. .. A. giznnw, 1, - if fqffm MVK!! ,of ' WZ 1' WZ 50 V, Mount 31 re ady F TICONDEROGA and Escorts CIC Watch Smoking at CQ? More thirsty distroyers mis. 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I Q11 27 August, Captain Nils W, BOE observed the last unrep commanded by Captain W, Ii, Norrington, While other destroyers waited for fuel, We prepared for change of command ceremonies. For Captain Boe, this was his first ship command. He entered the Navy as a pilot some 22 years ago. His last post had been a staff member of the Chief of Naval Operations in Washington D.C. He wears the Distinguished Flying Cross, the Air Medal and the Navy Unit Citation. Our new Captain was born in Iowa and now resides in Long Beach with his Wife and three children. The Flying A was the last command for Captain Norrington, He made his first cruise aboard the USS Salamonie QAO-265, sister ship to Ashtabula. He Wears the Silver Star and Presidential Unit Citation. On that last day aboard, Captain Norrington recalled for us, the major events of his year as C.O. He was then relieved by Captain Boe and given the commis- sioning pennant by Chief Vande Hei. After a cake and punch party, We returned to the work of refueling the remaining ships. The retiring Captain was high-lined to the first ship headed for port. He was piped off by the Ship's Boatswain, with the four department heads as side boys. Good-bye and good luck Captain Norrington, Xxx ,ff -. Riffs f U 7,4 ,f 4 g Y 2 4. 0 5 QW iN Kr 14 w . 74 , 'Q .7 bk, 2 JKQJ R.. x ,,-f 1' I I -wi: ,QI H Picture or no picture I'n'1 not going to smile I Q '41 ,7 Which is worse, me goofin' it up or you ' eatin' it up. 'Q ut I i II I, Of course I know what valve to turn, you think I'Ve never made - pudding before? uri I 41 I Hilary with the picture, this guitar is gettin' co 20 years in the Navy and I forget to plug the phones in Did I or didn't I bait the hook? 4' M... Don't do as I do, do as I say! ,I T 52 Japan was to be the last country that We visited on our eight month tour of the Far East. Our first Japa- nese port was Yokosuka. Everywhere were osters with HTOKY0 1984 on them. The spirit of the Olympics were there in early September. Our Tokyo tour included the famous Tokyo tower a n d Imperial Palace s h o W n here. if About 1300 We finally stopped on our tour for dinner. What a feast! Our choice of sukiyaki or Kobe steak. We joined sailors from other Ships in a true Japanese style dinner, After the meal and entertainment We all took in a Stage show-all girls-at Nichigeki Music Hall on the Ginza. - s..,....l. QL... . -.,v:.. .n.-, .Mft J Off with the shoes 5 o wl ' 4 .1 Some asked for spoons Sukiyaki was cooked at our tables Th 5 14 ' dj My Italian mother taught me. at a e is goo 1.0 Japan is truly a land of mystic beauty. Not only mountains and sea side towns, but also the people. The kimono is still a commonly worn dress for both men and Women. Yet Japan is as the transister radio they made so popular. Our ship visited both Yokosuka and Sasebo. We could travel from these sea ports to Nagasaki, Tokyo, Hakone Park, and the Great Buddha in Kamakura. Women barbers are quite Common in Japan. Here FRANCO is giving one a try, Elicnrgsfsilotlllii lrvlafyfes Any Sen or make almost QVGTY' Chop sticks in Japan are a real challenge, V ., A-- - Whlle in Japan Capt. BOE started his Suggestion box. Through this method any one of us in the crew had a direct line to the captain. So great WHS the response that the Captain Personally commented on each ques- tion or suggestion through a HGWS letter once or twice a week. Many Of Our suggestions were put to imme- diate use by the ship, vw The pre-d3W1'1 1'eVe111eS were many, and each UNREP had hours of Waiting for customers to get into position The flagship of COMSEVEN- FLT was refueled several times with Flying A . Someone get a large LARGE CORK Guided Missile Destroyer WARDEN stops by for fuel. Another load of freight, mail, or movies ready to go over via highline my V H .Q-Mum N - 'H- -.5 -- A--5 '-H - ' ' 4 ' -1 - ' , ,- , ' - mr - gl f 5, 3 F I 4 is L? IL 5 ! -J! I 62 ills t A On 17 September the ship rented the large Bamboo Room at the PO Club in Yokosuka for a ship's party - Singers, dancers and a band provided entertainment. Food and drink lasted as long as We did. The band made up in loudness what it lacked in quality. flh'-uv' I f K 1 .., ., , N' 'L - 7 ' '-3gif'f 1-'gvif1 f w11-,.-f at ig-gsjm-45 , A .- kg, 43, . , 5, - , ,, . K - f- a, .- 1 V. ..gx1:-----i. , Q ful ' -, 3 -r U IQ., I. . .. 3.-ww-1 n in-'A-umil wvws. 1 s S159 W I Z . I HI 4 'Q 3 Iii I 1 I 5? I , Tx: 1' --A-.vw 'Fw Commander, Service Group THREE arriving REAR Admiral WILLIAMSDOMSERVGRU THREE surprised us all by making ASHTABULA flagship for two days. The purpose of this honor was to acquaint Admiral WILLIAMS with the many details of a carrier group UNREP, This Was a first in the proud twenty-one year history of our Flying A , The Admiral was pleased with his cake 4.11 fr RADM WILLIAMS observes the TICO from OU1' signal bridge He was the guest of both the Wardroom and CPO messes ll 1 1 L, 2 ' ' , E I s I 'I - s. --- 2 .1 I I . 'Y bt, '.a:...s...a T ' I xii g1 pm, Wai ' YOUNG LADIES - m, IMPERIAL PALACE GATE I . X V , Here are some of the sights the men of the Flying A saw in Japan, below, are the streets of Sasebo. BRIDGE TO IMPERIAL PALACE A SHINTO SHRINE ' ' ' . ...V - --- .. - NM.. -- 4. A ' '-: fr. , . : ,F ' e' Hf1.f.+e-,', x my .sw BARBER SHOP BUILT CARS LIGHTING OEF IN THE FIRE ROOM RIG 3 CREW :qv ,,. SA - ,- PHONE BOX CHECK RIG 114 BOSS Ia X 23 X I Qi RADIO CENTRAL SHARP GUN TUBS x N uv It 5 N Q. ...J 5-R. 1.9 - V f' at . ,, - W. .L'-1u?'xji1f!2- On the evening of 21 OCT ASI-ITABULA steamed into Yokosuka Harbor for a short up-keep period prior to departing for Long Beach. Even then there were whispers in the air about a possible extention. We shifted berths three times during a six day period and as our departure date drew nearer, the whispers ggrewto shouts.Then.on 31 OCT it came. We HAD been extended! Our hopes and dreams of being home for Christmas were shattered. On 2 NOV we headed for sea to keep our commitments. During the days that followed, rough seas and confusion reigned high. On l6 NOV we pulled into Yokosuka for a few hours to take on fuel. We had a date with the USS Ranger the next morning. l7 NOV dawned early for us. The Ranger pulled along side and took on fuel. 18 NOV found us refueling the carrier Hancock. As she pulled away, we turned our bow toward Japan. That evening, a tired crew listened while the Captain spoke over the l-MC. The only words that rang in our ears were... and we will get underway 26 NOV for Long Beach. ' Again we steamed into Yokosuka Harbor. This time was the last time. We spent our last liberty days in West Pac saying good-bye to friends we'd made and buying gifts for loved ones at Navy Exchange build- ing A-33. Hearts were light as the days passed. We worked hard and played hard. The only whispers this time were look out USA, here we come. -1 - 14,:a.ncm:.f.i,f: U' 6 V 1 ' ' I I e r 'KW ff' 4 il 51 1 I 4 4 AL - .vi,-..., K , if 9 gi. 42 if i ,fav ra ve '--N.. , N--. '-. 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