Bayfield (APA 33) - Naval Cruise Book

Text from Pages 1 - 86 of the 1962 volume:

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I. 2April Buckner Bay, Okinawa Hong Kong, B. C. C. Subic Bay, P. I. 5 April-20 April 23 April-28 April 30 April Buckner Bay, Okinawa 3 May-5 May Numazu, Japan 8May Yokosuka, Japan 9 May-13 May Numazu, Japan I3 May-l5 May Buckner Bay, Okinawa 18 May-24 May Sasebo, Japan 25 May-4 June Yokosuka,Japah 6 June-14 June Kobe, Japan l7 June-20 June Buckner Bay, Okinawa 23 June Numazu, Japan 27June Yokosuka, Japan 28 June Enroufe USA ..,., Ay? , fine BAYFI va '33 1,1 'O A ' 11,11 'IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII :Ill As -the Utah Flag Ship, BAYFIELD was the nerve center of that historical assault and in addition provided the boats and specially trained coxswains needed to land the troops and cargo which she carried within her hull. Before the Normandy Assault which launched General Eisenhowers drive to crush the Nazis, BAYFIELD trained extensively on the beaches of Northern England. The planning and preparation for the landing, some of which dated back to 1942, made possible the American success, for the invasion took place in the heaviest storm to sweep the English Channel since 1924. Lowering the boats from the ship and maneuvering in the heavy surf taxed every crew member's training and set a precedent for the Amphibious Force. ' From the waters of the English Channel BAYFIELD, then enjoying the nickname of the Mighty B , steamed south into the Mediterranean to take, part in the Invasion of Southern France. With a valuable experienced crew BAYFIELD was then ordered from the Mediterranean to the Pacific where Amphibious warfare was then the primary concern. Here in the last year of the war she took part in the assaults at lwo Jima and 0kinawa,,a war record of which BAYFIELD shall always be proud. V-J Day set BAYFIELD to work carrying out operation Magic Carpet bringing war-weary American Soldiers and Marines back to United States, Her first peace- time mission and 'a most happy one. 4 ln the fall of 1949 during the turbulant Chinese Civil War BAYFIELD, carrying units of the United States 9th Marines, steamed the Chinese Coast ready to evacuate American Nationals or to intervene if directed. As the fighting ceased BAYFIELD anchored in Shanghai to negotiate with the Communist for an American Naval Base at Shanghai. As part of the terms for the talk BAYFlELD'S decks were taken over by Communist sentries and for three days the crew virtually lived as captives of the Communist Chinese. With the failure of the negotiations BAYFIELD steamed from Shanghai, the last American ship to see that harbor. 4 With the outbreak of the hostilities in Korea in the spring of 1950 BAYFIELD, then in the Atlantic, was transferred to Pacific waters and participated in the Amphibious Operations at lnchon, Chinnampo and Wonsan. She also took part in the re-deployment of troops from the beaches of Hungnam to Pusan. During the Communist push in Indo-China in September of 1954 the ship steamed over 7000 miles transporting approximately 6000 lndo-Chinese refugees from the North Coast at Haiphong to Saigon in the South. For BAYFlELD'S part in this operation Passage to Freedom 'T the ship received national attention in a 1955 Readers Digest article entitled They'll remember the Bayfield . Working at capacity BAYFIELD can carry 1400 troops and 13,000 tons of cargo, all capable of being off loaded in the heattof an Amphibious'Assq,u'lt in q matter of hours by the highly trained team which makes up the BAYFlELD -crew. 21 boats constitute the Boat Group which storm the beaches with troops and cargo. All told BAYFIELD has steamed the equivalent of 17 tripsaround the world in her 19 years of Naval service. A - , JOHN B. KAYE, CAPT, USN COMMANDING OFFICER ' A l939 graduatefof the Naval Reserve Officers Training Corps Unit, University of Washington. CAPTAIN KAYE was called to active duty in October l939, shortly after the President declared the United States to be in a state of Limited National Emergency. He served in his first ship, the heavy cruiser MINNEAPOLIS fCA36j as a gunnery and deck officer through l7 World War ll campaigns, including the battles of Coral Sea, Midway, Tassafaronga and Surigao Straits. Following World War ll he served successively in the Fleet Training Group, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba U9-45-l946j, as student in the General Line School, Newport CI946-l947l, as Executive Officer WILTSIE CDD7l6j H947-19485, as Commanding Officer GANTNER CAPD42j H948-19495, in the San' Diego Group, Pacific Reserve Fleet H949-l95Oj, on the Staff of Commander Carrier Division THREE U950-l95lj, through seven Korean War Campaigns, in the Office of the Chief of Naval Operations C1952-19555, as Commanding Officer, USS NICHOLAS fDDE449j 0955-19575, as a student of the Industrial College of the Armed Forces U957-l958j, on the staff of Commander Striking and Support Forces, Southern Europe in Naples, ltaly H958-l960l, and as Chief of Staff to Commander Cruiser Division ONE C1960-l96ljl before reporting as Commanding Officer BAYFIELD CAPA33l on lO July l96l. CAPTAIN KAYE is a holder of the Legion of Merit, Commendation Ribbon with two stars and the Presidential Unit Citation. L He is the son of A. Lyle Qdeceasedl and .lane R. Kaye of Seattle, Washington. He is married to the former Ruth Van Hoosen of Yakima, Washington, and has two sons: Bill age l5 and Ted age ll. rr: .,,.Z 1 V X , Whit ,Q qVzff!,W,,f, W. HOLMGREN, CDR, USNR EXECUTIVE OFFICER CDR HOLMGREN, a native of Little Falls, Minnesota, graduated from the University of Minnesota in l944. That same year he received his commission at the Columbia University Midshipmen school. Our Executive Officer's first duty assignment was as 'EngineerlOfficer of LST 655, and later assigned to this same billet on LST 457. After five years of civilian life he was recalled to active duty for the Korean War and served aboard the USS PROSERPINEI CARL Zlj. Other assignments have ,been Commanding Officer, USS TRAVERSE COUNTY CLST ll6Oj, associate professor in the Naval Reserve Officer's Training Corps at Stanford University, and Executive Officer, USS CAVALIER QAPA 371 CDR HOLMGREN wears the following campaign medals: Asiatic Pacific Campaign Medal with one star, China Service Medal, Navy Occupation Service Medal fAsiaIi, Philippine Liberation Ribbon, American Campaign Medal, Naval Reserve Medal, National Defense Service Medal, and World War ll Victory Medal. The Commander's home is in Rossmoor, California, where he resides with his wife, Sara, and three daughters, Svea, Linda, and Janet. LY DECK CMAY I9e2- I ENGINEERING E SUPP A. E. HUTCHINSON, LCDR qscp, USN DEPARTMENT G. A. BROWN, LT, UQNR OPERATIONS NAVIGATICDN F.T. BRESLIN, LT, USNR . D. N. ORRIK, LT, USNR HEADS I DECK DENTAL MEDICAL CJLINE I96I-MAY I9e2 R. C. FAINE, LT QDCD, USNR M. T. GREEN, JR, LT QMCD, USNR J. R. GILLEN, LTJG, USN J SHIP'S OFFICERS Ist row: Lt. D. W. Duncan, Lt. F. T. Breslin, Lt. G.A. Bgrown, Lcdr. A. E. Hutchinson, Capt. J. B. Kaye, Cdr. W. Holmgren, Lt. R. C Faine, Lt. M. T. Green, Lt. D. N,.Orrik, Ltig. J.R. Gillen. 2nd row: lst Lt. J. K. Miller, Ens. K. H. Luenser, Ens. JW. Lunn, Ltig M. A. Carrozza, Ens. A. E. Stevens, Ltig. J. D. McDougIe, Ens. J. D. Nash, Ens. F. R. Betts, Ens. L. J, Rostetter, Ltig. M. A. Fulkerson, CVVO L. E. Dickinson, CWO. G.W. Reich. 3rd row: Ensi R.S Badgett, Ltig. J.J. Havey, Ltig. J. B. Brady, Ltig. L. O. Fox, Ens.. J.C. Dudley Lt. P. F. Uebel, Ens. L. E. Starr, CWO. C. R. Surface, cvvo. A. Haberman. A CHIEF PETTY QFFICERS Ist row: J.J. Kent EMCS, J.J. Prater DCCA, R. E. Biddle SKC, J. Fredericksen, GMGCA. 2nd row: A.J. Lambert MMCS, R. L. Radasevich ETCA, E. J. Morris ENC, W. Cole SFC, J.T. Creed RMC. DECK DEP RTIVIE T THE DECK DEPARTMENT IS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE SUPERVISION AND DIRECTION OF THE EMPLOYMENT OF EOUIPMENT ASSOCIATED WITH DECK SEAMANSHIP AND OF ORDNANCE. lst row: J. R. Lockner, S. D. Ulmer, H.W. Mathis, A. Bonga, L.J. McCulloch, C. L. Herschback, T. A. Symonds, R. Lomboy, J. F. Jones T. E. Akins, J. E. Collins. 2nd row: W. C. Gordon, D. G. Manuel, E. P. Flaucher, L. J. St Amant, R. J. Blackwood, D. E. Williamson J. VV. Riddle, R. E. Myers, D. F. McLaughlin, R. K. Cook, R. E. Ost, VV. R. Hobbs, W. E. Woodard, J. J. Thompson, J. T. Wargo. 3rd row J.A. Kirchmeier, G. A. Wardell, R. G. Hensley, R. L. Cottrell, J. H. Peters, C. R. Mitchell, M. C. Henry, G.W. Visage, J. D. Collins, R. VV Smith, Ens. A. C. Hurst, Ltig. J.J. Havey. , .132 f -A ,, if N H f if' le rf Herr nav om snibffwl THE 'c M' C. H 1 ', 'W W ff w v I W .JW fff4'WL, THE CHAIN GANG My 24' 1 ? 2 E 1 ALL HANDS ON DECK W ww lmyx , 2 f 2 -w 2 ,. ff X X' gf ff'f': 59s vh'g1,xfwxs',QwW'fmQZfb . M. Aww ,S 4. W- ..-Zzv 1 fx , 1 .Q A F' 1 QQ ' ' ' ,Q ,Q f fl f 4. 7 V , 2 ' SZK f 'SM 05, , f R57 -Qi 4' fV.f,,f., f , U ,f .7 J .Y 3-Q,.,,..-,X 1'-f :ff SW 41,6 . , iam A .y 3, Q . Q 4,4 X . 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W0 4 M J f' ' W 'rfmrs Nor ulmf rin' minfvr BY from THE BOATS 1, Y, 1' 1 1 'fi 3 Mu.: IQ KW W-4 ,mv ,f sw zz fx E. VV. Rodgers, J.L. Hockeff, H. E. Still, J. C. Robertson, L. D. Bczfes, B. White, CWO A. Hcibermcrl Q G9 O GI EERING DEP RTIVIENT THE ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT IS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE OPERATION, CARE AND MAINTAINENCE OF THE VESSEL'S MAIN PROPULSION PLANT, E CONTROL, AUXILIARY MACHINERY, AND PIPING SYSTEMS FOR DAMAG ND FOR REPAIRS TO THE SHIP'S ELECTRICAL POWER GENERATION, A HULL. 0. lsr row: .l.T. Ignacio, CA. Reyes, C. C. Lilley, B.V. Sfevense, J. D, Blake, V.D. Brantley, T.A. Lenon. 2nd row: E. C. Johnson, AG. Austin, G. D. Sanders, E. T. Davis, B. L. Irvan, P. D. lvlcMurpl'1y, C. lvl. Fenimore, D. E. Mclienery, E. A. Wardle, A. J. Lambert. Ens. L.J. Rosferter, Lrig. L. O. Fox. I ill! 9 s 4 1 , i I L 2 x l ff f gf THE ONE THAT GOT AWAY Q f x A Qi 'B' .-ow .. wr f' , wx X , X-In Eff ZW 9? 'f X F 'f f l K f 1 Z ,X 59 f X T4 Q! ff X lf Gy f f f 4 I Q 1 X Oy 7Wf COME ON T600 3 Y . , 5-1 Na 042 . . 3 I 'J' ' 1 E G J Q i , - 'v 5 X f J .I X , f, 2 Q + fx . 6 gg E Q S il F IST row: G. D. Kimberling, F. W. Lothringer, L. E. Reese, C. C. Switzer, H. J. Reimer, W. A. Thoms, T. A. Byos, J. D. Cross, R. B. DeGIopper. 2nd row: P. E. Jones, D. R. Loborde, L. F. Tripp, B. G. Johnson, EW. Richards, C. H. Cline, M. G. Richardson, S. R. Shecird, T. J. Fry, F. Yborrci, Lfig. L.O. Fox, Ens. L.J. Rosferfer. lg - 'fl f 1' ' 'X f. -D A N 0 -' A' sz I . as g,,,p5 STQRE Dafvf Sfoclf FIIFWIN6- Gum Cllfff- K X x S 4, I I I I lst row: C.L. Pratt, T. W. Stephens, C. E. White, C. D. Bridgewater, L. B. Young, P. C. San Nicolas, R. V. Dominguez. 2 nd row: J. H. Leistra, J. D. Evans, J.L. Watkins, J. H. Andersen, J. R. Laird, H. R. Holland, T. E. Hull, E. C. Mantonya. 3rd row: L. R. Pinkston, R.J. Curtis, C. F. Garton, L. C. Watts, A. C. Nelson, R. C. Sniadowski, R. A. Brumfield, G. Damelio, R. lvl. Bechstein, G.L. Eyler, E. J. Morris, Ltjg. J. D. McDougIe. I S E r E 213' I! I Q , sh XX 1 1 E Qu T ,. . ? x1 f Il f 7.11 w U Wm? Ev A fi! x J L, T3 xy is-X, WHAT A HAM ONE WAY TO OET A READING HOW TO STOP A LEAK3? lsf row- J A Beol, E.N. Howell, R. E. Zonon, H.V. Schonneker, H.E. Von Vczlkenburg, L. A. De Virgiliis. 2nd row: L.O. Shcin L. H. DLJncc1n, M. LeFfeI, R. E. Meier, L. L. Ames, H. D. Hillman, J. L. Girkin, J. L. Borchordf, W. W. Walker, J. J. Kent, Ens. A. E. Stevens, CVVO. L. E. Dickinson. Ai x X47 E ' l ' JQLML ' f Q A J Wx J v W, 7' ,W 2302 M x EN 1 ,5 CQ WHAT DOES -rms mv-off MEHN? Ni X XXQX Msg Xa AN XX, s .fx-'X XX. X5 XX vim N X X. X XA XXX N XXX X A SQ- .X XX X - ...XX .X X. . XX gX XX X X Xiiixiis X 5 A A XX-X X XA XX XX , X 5 Q X J- XX Ximm - X- FX XX Xi f XX Y. RX xv 3 X Q . EX X X XX.. X X 15 X X ., ,XX r 'X V. O X S. XQQS X -: X X X X X XXX X X X X X X X X X Xl X X3 NX X A EM . XX XX X XX ANYBODY SEEN THE CHIEF? X Qi ' V XX XXXQN V 2 XQXH EQ if k, X X X X X XXX . X5 i 'XX X. , if Ni fee S X 'Q W X, A S5 . X - A X XX, .X .. , WXNX . X S .. .V .X A XM X X 3 . . X if S I S X X XQQ, Xw if X 3 X S A 1 X 55 X S 5 E X J A X X X 3 5 S S X QX X A 5 XXX XX if XXX st row: D. L. Turner, S. A. Leonord, D. W. L. Thrush, H. G. Robinson, M. L. Kling, V.V. Torres. 2nd row: CVVO G.W. Reich, M.C French, V.G. Loyne, R. D. Shecnrd, W. D. Horton, T. I. Alley, D. C. Kcul, E. G. Holl, J. J. Prater. NO LIBERTY !! V , fl A M, 42 fm' Zn -, 2 A' . .f , I , 'Q if 40 V! , ,, Q., ' .Z V J' hz, I v1 'rf ALRIGHT, WHERE'S THE LIMBURGER? q 0 QD -IS :IE ,gl 1 I i ,qu gg Jvaf J 1 , U tl ' x ' X u can D0 HOME SWEET HOME ALADDHXI AND His LAMP Aw V fX f X W E' i f , X , .557 S-4-sy, M ' N X ' ' X X ., ZX r, ,px 9, X , X X AX ' SV 4 xf X 504 EX 4 f 1 X 04 XX, 9 XXX 4 1 Swv N Q XX X X X X X Q QX, X X X X X546 X be E X A44 X X glq Q X X X X gb X X X ' f NX Xf f Q f A .su ,X z Q X X , 94 Q9 X AX, , X ' MQ ik X X X , op f Q X X SX I 94 X X IQ 2 M , X A ' X X X X Xg X V X Q X- ff X N 4 X XS f Q xl. XQXQ N Px, X X X , X4 X f S Q A f , X 1 ' X X N X .X f X' X. X E WMS , X X, X QX X X X 'N YlmXXX X X X . XF, Q-- Xx X X Q . X X .X XX ' 'XF Q X5 N . X XXX' N N X X XXLXX PERATIONS DEP RTME T THE OPERATIONS DEPARTMENT IS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE COLLECTION, EVALUATION, AND DISSEMINATION OF COMBAT, TACTICAL, AND OPERATIONAL INFORMATION. V9 lsr row: E. C. Eversole, E.J.V. Garcia, L. Mason, P.J. Pitkin, R.J. Jones, G.A. Donnerstog. 2 nd row: J. D. Dykowski, E. P. Allen J. N. Phillips, R.L. Roberson, L. C. Wilson, L. P. Stewart, J. E. Shavers, J. Natali. 3rd row: T.J. Hunf, D. E. Combs, D. L. Shanbeck T. E. Hawkes, C. R. Ayer, A.J. Tkknor, L. D. Hudson, J.T. Creed, Ens. P. E. Mc:GinTy, Ens. J. D. Nash, Lfig. M. A. Carrozza. . g J - . . l ' , J P v Q . A . YQ RYA: J Ui -QI O0 010 r-I Alf . ..2k..- , JL., -fy, r.,g,f4'XL v. Sas? Lew YEE ADH 017 W, NU, 1 ee? off wr 1714 , ,W f,,f,ff Aww 177 My J + X li, 535 V ' . X I I i 5 I 5. wg + I fy Www , ' f ffww ' GIVE HER TI-IE I-II SIGN BACK IN THE QLD DAYS 'x M XIWI If J f In - , ff IX gif' I f XI XIQIIIXQQIX XI IIXTQY ff i 5 if I RX X y I qyxj A X E ,J X X If I I ff X Dj I If X x 3 X XQXX O XE, Q J I0 IIIIIII , , fwff' f W! 'W' , f WWW ,f I 'ff' , V M X , -, I 1 A in , , ,, WMM WE EW, WW 1 I+, 6 mal: lst row: C. Baftiesf, R. C. Fulwider, K. D. Byrd, M.W. Brantley, C.J. Pope, C. R. Lamar, E. Hernandez, .l. ,.q 2nd row: L. R. Pierce, M.G. Bell, D. C. Both, W.J. Barden, B. J. Williams, R. W. Soldaf, lvl. E. Reiersgaard, L. 'L L. Radasevich, CVVO. C. R. Surface, Ens. R. S. Badgetf. CHECK, MATE ! STUMPED L Lf ' , 4-W',3'.F'V jf 0 ' T L LSL, G+ 9 cn o cgi, --QQ T A o or L I W L '77 , R' P Wm-'Rss THE Dann' SWITCH' L....1.., WLRED Fone FUN MY CRYSTAL BALL IS CLEARLNG r UPPLY DE MENT THE SUPPLY DEPARTMENT IS RESPONSIBLE FOR PROCESSING, RECEIVING, STORING, ISSUING, SHIPPING, TRANSFERRING, SELLING, ACCOUNTING FOR, AND MAINTAINING ALL STORES AND EQUIPMENT OF THE SHIP. THIS INCLUDES OPERATION OF THE GENERAL MESS, LAUNDRY, AND BARBERSHOPZ IvEAx AC 3, , . -,.-.-...Q np..-Qaqwm..N-Q-N.-M-ww.....,W.W-.c,. .xxX,- W..-Q ,xx- V s s Q fi f , ,JV A .J yr . . ,f I Z lst row: M. Mendoros, N.J. Toldmpds, H. L. Burton, F. A. Gorreff, J.M. Priclidrd, C. Briggs, R.VV. Fleming, F. VV. Frick, J. D. Engelberf, C. G. Denigon. 2nd row: H. Bell, R. F. Coftle, C. T. Cross, W. S. Whicker, F. W. Brown, J. G, Brefzing, R.l, Ferguson, R. Brown, R. VV, Decker, G.A. Sorgenf, J. M. Dovis, R. E. Biddle, Lcdr. A. E. Hutchinson, Ens. J.W. Lunn. 37 ' fnyfffaff , , ,. . fffffwff, f .V . WfW7ff!fffffW Vffzffdz l l THE MONEY MEN SEAGULL IN SIGHT, SIR WI-IOOPS I I 2 Ist row: R. G. Amposto, F. Pennington, G. C. Motnos, D. R. Goetz, R. I. Anderson, G. P. Yumul, A. R. Aquino, M. R. Grohom, H. C. Lemons D.L. Worrick, Ltig, M. A. Fulkerson. 2nd row: J. VV. Johnson, P. Horris, W. H. Horris, CR. Ogle, D.E. Botemon, H.J. Dovis J. Luevonos, R. I. Dix, E. G. Ashby, R. G. Kosper, Lcdr. A. E. Hutchinson, Ens. J. W. Lunn. tt s.,, I ,,, f .lt , . 8 f i 7 . , it - 5 -5 4 'A - . i X Q ' . . -AQ' Gsrrnve cvmmsn Away wfff-I THE H0751 afqm BIT, HINT YH? 4 I X Nw ROW if fx I I ,- La x if ' ' NPWU I ' . is A' 'QQ X, x,Q,, K ,Q Q, X, N ,I X421 - I Q QW - .69 N- Liga .N-Q. f W -w -' sis XXV fJW nf W Q ', WM Q ,- V zfww Q A , X WZ?-95 W , ,X My Q 0 . ,ws I WI-IAT, 5.0.5 AGAIN I' SERVICE WITH A SMILE AHI-I I-II-II-II-I II fl W 7 ff 1 4 1 'WWA , ,W I f Z ff ml ,M ,f , Q-I z X xx A X X S K ,,, ,WA W IST row: R. M. Smith, R. F. Jackson, R. Gierbolini, M. F. Mulberry. 2nd row: R. Juarez, W R. L. Church, R. T. Tennyson, W.R. Mallory, W. L. Manker, LT. D. N. Orrik, Lfjg. J. R. Gillen. 4? XJ, ,f .Mavy lst row: J. K. Jenkins, R. E. Monroe, A. R. Del Mundo, J. G. Wells. 2nd row: J. L. Hatcher E. M. Rofuse, L. K. Ferguson, Lf. M. T. Green, F. B. Rinehart, M. D. Moyer, K. R. Perry. wi J l - A xx ,l J 0 1 Leonard, G.J. Le Fave, LT. RC. Foine, L. C. Wilkens N-4111-71 E, pq, lst row: J. P. Bermevenre, J. J. Flores, J. F. 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M. ww-X A ff-1 , r ,- V Sv v ' s Q w mf ., A ful r SWIM CALL, -ff ., , 'M , , , X 9, f 2 v , my 5, f afgf' A n I W v' 1 x a f 4 ! .X 5. 9 1 xg 15 . Q Z 5 lf G2 1 ffl! f P. I. Wg W Y . y N L, 1 Nlx ' 5 N 'wzrwmm , w ' -0 if fa M 7,07 , W , ,f J, , X Ga. X Vfiwii 4 Q 1 ff f f f f f ff f f ,, F 6 if If THE GANG f -,.... . ,mam BOTTOMS UP I-IIKE ! K Nw BINGO! I 'Vx 7 Q fn' I W I ' .J ,, H QQ N.: AND STOP CHLLING me mwn-SAA' Z-Z-Z-Z-Z HOMER AND JETHROE I READY FOR ACTION f 9 X A X J 07+ ' it ,N 53' l E XX NIS.. I 1 Illini V. gguf Up, AND WARM TIIE SHKI. 1 P , NMFS fy CONGRATULATIONS DINING AT THE RITZ FEARLESS FRED, FANTAIL PI-IILOSOPI-IEI2 AMPHIBIGLIS SQLIADRON SEVEN In October 1954 when Commander Amphibious Force, U. S. Pacific Fleet was reorganized, Commander Transport Division FIFTEEN was redesignated Commander Amphibious Squadron SEVEN, thus forming one of the four amphibious squadrons of the Pacific Fleet. I The ,ships in the squadron were built during World War ll and have seen war time action throughout the world, from the landings North Africa in 1942. to the assault on Okinawa in the spring of 1945. 1th the outbreak of hostilities in Korea in 1950, squadron ships were again called to participate in this campaign. The squadron carries many battle stars earned landing it's boats over the beaches of these campaigns. Since the formation of the squadron, many exercises have been conducted to sharpen the ability to conduct amphibious warfare.f The use of the Amphibious Force has allowed the U. S. to apply the right amount of military force for any situation in the cold war struggle. Since World War ll there have been 22 incidents in which the United States was compelled to use military force. In each of these actions, the amphibious forces played a major or supporting role, and in many instances, was the only force used. Amphibious Squadron SEVEN is the only Amphibious Squadron homeported in Long Beach, California, and is commanded by Captain Edward S. Manown, USN. , AMPHIBIOUS SQUADRON SEVEN IS THE BEST uss BAYFLELD CAPA 335 uss BELLE GROVE CLSD 25 USS TALLADEGA QAPAE 2085 uss CARTER HALL CLSD 35 uss NAvARRo QAPA 2155 uss CABILDO CLSD 165 uss OKANOGAN QAPA 2205 uss Po1NT DEFIANCE CLSD 315 1555 MArHEws CAKA 965 uss DIACHENKO CAPD 1235 uss MERRICK QAKA 975 l' pi 3 l SQUADRON SEVEN Captain Edward S. MANOWN, USN, has commanded Amphibious Squadron SEVEN since 4 October 1961. A graduate of the 1938 class at the United States Naval Academy, he was assigned to the USS SAN FRANCISCO and served aboard the cruiser during the entire period of World War ll. The SAN FRANCISCO was awarded the Presidential Unit Citation for 'heroic service during the Guadalcanal Campaign and earned seventeen battle stars for thirty different engagements in the Asiatic Pacific area. Captain MANOWN was personally awarded the Bronze Star Medal with Combat V for meritorious service as Gunnery Officer of the SAN FRANCISCO in action against enemy Japanese forces in the Pacific War area from September 19, 1944 to June 1, 1945. After a tour of duty with the Bureau of Naval Personnel from December 1945 to April 1948 he assumed command of U.S. Fleet Activities, at Sasebo, Japan, for two years. In May 1950 he took command of the USS FECHTELER QDD 8701 and, after twenty months, nine months of which were spent in the Korean theater, he attended the Armed Forces Staff College, Norfolk, Virginia. His next duty assignment was to the Staff, Commander Training Command, U.S. Pacific Fleet, where he served until 1 December 1954. At this time Captain MANOWN was assigned to sea duty as Executive Officer of the USS NORTON SOUND, a naval experimental missile ship. ln February of 1957 he was assigned as Officer in Charge of the Officer Candidate School, Naval Station, Newport, Rhode Island. From August 1959 to February 1960, he attended the Naval Warfare Course at the Naval War College, and upon completion received orders to command the USS NAVARRO CAPA 2151, a unit of Amphibious Squadron SEVEN, the post he held until assuming command of the Squadron in October 1961. Captain MANOWN is the son of Mrs. Nova Manown of Casper, Wyoming, and the husband of the former Miss Maureen McDowell of Lander, Wyoming. E. S. MANOWN, CAPT, USN COMMANDER AMPHIBIOUS B D. SLAYMAKER, CDR, USN CHIEF STAFF OFFICER QMARCH 1962- 5 A native of Michigan, CDR SLAYMAKER attended the U.S. Naval Academy, graduating in 1943. His first commissioned duty was aboard USS HAGGARD QDD 555D in the Pacific Theater. After multiple Kamikaze attacks placed HAGGARD out of commission CDR SLAYMAKER became Gunnery Officer of USS BRUSH CDD 745i In 1947 he was assigned as Aide and Flag Lieutenant to COMDESPACICOMCRUDESPAC in San Diego. Then followed a tour as NROTC instructor at University of Michigan. In 1953 CDR SLAYMAKER was ordered to USS JUNEAU QCLAA 119i as Operations Officer, and in 1955 attended Armed Forces Staff Collegej After a two year assignment in BUPERS, CDR SLAYMAKER returned to sea as Commanding Officer, USS OBANNON CDDE 4505 in 1958, then remained at Pearl Harbor to become Chief Staff Officer, Destroyer Flotilla FIVE. March 19, 1962 CDR SLAYMAKER reported for duty with Staff, AMPHIBIOUS SQUADRON SEVEN. He has been awarded the following decorations. Bronze Star Medal Cwith V Claspj, American Defense, American Theater, Asiatic Pacific Cwith Nine Starsj, Victory Medal, China Service Medal, China Occupation Medal, Philippine Liberation fwith two starsj, Philippine Independence. CDR SLAYMAKER resides at 6061 Dudman Avenue, Garden Grove, California, with his wife, CATHERINE, and two children, Marilyn and Duffy. H. H. HAISTEN, CDR, USNF CHIEF STAFF OFFICER CDECEMBER 1959-MARCH 19621 CDR H.H. HAISTEN, a native of Alabama, is a graduate of the 1943 class of the United States Naval Academy. His first duty was aboard the USS CLARK CDD 3611 where he served as Communications Officer and Gunnery Officer. In March 1945, he became Gunnery Officer of the USS HUGH PURVIS QDD 7091 and later became its Executive OFFicer. From June 1946 to May 1949 CDR HAISTEN attended the U. S. Naval Postgraduate School. His next duty assignment was to the Staft, COMDESFLOT FOUR, where he served until June 1951. He then served on the StaFF, COMBATCRULANT, as Electronics OFFicer until May 1953. At this time CDR HAISTEN was assigned to sea duty as Executive OFFicer of the USS JOHN HOOD CDD 6551. ln March, 1955, he took Command of the USS ALLEN M. DUMNER QDD 6921. ' After 3 years assignment in BUSHIPS, CDR HAISTEN received orders to COMPHIBRON. SEVEN STAFF and assumed duties as Chief StaFF OFFicer, December 1959. u ln March 1962 he became Commanding OFFicer of the USS POINT DEFIANCE CLSD 311. AMPI-IIBIGUS SQUADRGN SEVEN GFFICERS lst row: Moi. S. W. Achee, Moi. A. R. Pytko, Cdr. B. D. Sloymdker, Capt. E. S. Monown, Cdr. W. W. Johns, Lcdr. R. G. Stimmel, Lcdr F. A. E. Treiber. 2nd row: Copt. D. V. Bowers, Ltig. B. R. Cornes, Ltig. G. E. Berryman, Ltig. L. A. Fitzwoter, Lt. H. L. Gottfried, Lt J. R. Simsorion, Lt. R. L. Eller, Ltig. S. M. Lineberger. 3rd row: Ltig. R. N. Meyer, Ens. J. K. Penn, Ltig. D. C. Lynch, Ltig. P.R Schroeder, Ltig. R. A. Jensen, Ltig. R. D. Houston, Ltig. M. J. Ancithon. REPUBLIC GF KOREA NAVY Lt. In-ki Kim, Lcdr. Ho-yon Kim, Cdr. Tong-chu Kim, Cdr. Kyo-sung An, Lcdr. Roe-ung Pok. STAFF cPo's if W. F. Welch YNC, C. W. Mulder SMC, D. E. VVILLIAMS RMC5, E. M. Evongelistci SDCA. . 1,1 . 4 - It I . , X' . ' STAFF Isl row: D. L. Smith, J. R. Smith, D. Daubney, R. K. Turner, D. R. Koons, J. S. Meyers, S. J. Lamalfa, T. A. Wilkin, N. L. RegouITre, T. A. Glaspie, B. J. Christopher. 2nd row: R. Romulo, J. T. Norrell, E. L. Lewis, T. G. Munro, C. L. Thomas, J. N. Sfanfield, M. C. Harrell, G. A. Strom, W. H. Poythress, M. H. Walters, E. J. Remetch, R.J. Martin, W. F. Welch, I. S. Cruz. x STAFF GC DIVISION Ist row: H. H. Schlauch, B. G. Ruark, B. F. Woodall G. K'k O. H , ir, . Turner, R. W. Gibbs, A. O. Myers, J. D. Greeson, V. K. McCoy, I W. F. C ' ' ' I ' ouelte. 2nd row. D. W. Williams, D. H. Dye, J. E. Eden, J. R. Dinan, L. J. Banks, G. T. Babb, D. B. Cawfhray, C. W..MUlder, D. E. Williams, Lfig. G. E. Berryman. . 1 1 , E ,. X ,..,,,.w N . , Qsiw' Q .52- W 4 K Zi: ,f yw.,::::,:..W ,,, , M .mr 3 I ' f 1 I 1 6 wk 4' S ...W I ' I Q S-f .,.4a 5 ,M wmv 5. Yf' f'!9ffi ' 5 , ,.,, N .,:1, ,I 2 1. K , R2 7:3 f : M Lfwsgp ,. ,f Q , Axy , x, 1. ' 'janv , I x 5 I , W , , Q 7 Agffm ti 'Wax if Q Q '71 iq Q' XV f' X if x ? 'iq , x 5 5 W9 M. I' -3.-.,. 'Huw .. an mn!!-01. 'f'f m'- .1 I V . .. ,u,r1'. . ..+ i , ?'.,'. 'L' ,,, I I i. ROSTER Duncan, Dale W., LT Brown, George A., LT Green, Marvin T., LT CMCJ Breslin, Fred T., LT Orrik, David N., LT Faine, Robert C., LT CDCJ Uebel, Paul F., LT Miller, Justus K., IstLT QUSMCD Fox Loyd O., Jr., LTJG Havey, John J., LTJG Gillen, James R., LTJG Carrozza, Michael A. Jr., LTJG Fulkerson, Melvin A., LTJG QSCD Brady, John B., LTJG McDougle, John D., LTJG Luenser, Kenneth H., ENS Badgett, Robert S., ENS Stevens, Arthur E., ENS Starr, Louis E., Jr., ENS Nash, James D., Jr., ENS Betts, Fred R., ENS Lunn, James W., ENS CSCJ Rostetter, Lawrence J., ENS McGinty, Patrick E., ENS Hurst, Alfred C., ENS Dudley, James C., ENS Haberman, Alfred Cnj, Jr., CWO Surface, Cecil R., CWO Dickinson, Lloyd E., CWO Reich, George Cnp, Jr., CWO Aarde, Harold R., SA Acevez, Frank E., BMI Akins, Tommy E., SA Alexander, Bruce Qnb, PN1 Allen, Earl W., BMI Allen, Edgar P., Jr., SM3 Alley, Thomas I., FN Ames, Lloyd L., ICFN Amposta, Ricardo G., TN Andersen, John H., EN3 Anderson, Richard I., SN Aquino, Arturo R., TN Archibeque, Henry J., SN Armola, Raymond A. Jr., GMG2 Armola, Richard J., SN Arms, Vardry C., Jr., FN Ashby, Eddie G., SN Austin, Allen G., MMFN Ayer, Charles R., SA Ayers, William E. 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