Bennington (CVA 20) - Naval Cruise Book

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1965 volume:

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'ss fr, j: it 1, CAPTAIN MARVIN E BARNETT COMMANDING OFFICER M E tt Barnett a veteran of more than 25 years Navacfagjgivqce afsma naiilvee of Tampa Fla He attended high school in Deland Fla and graduated from Florida Southern College where he was named in Who's Who in American Colleges While attending college, Captain Barnett distinguished himself in athletics by earning numerous trophies in football basketball and tennis Following college graduation and a summer of graduate study, he entered the Navy in September 1939 and underwent flight training at Pensacola Fla Upon being designated a Naval aviator in July 1940, he was commissioned an Ensign I Captain Barnett's first tour of flying duty was with a.Cru1ser Squadron home-ported at Terminal Island Long Beach, Calif. When the initial attack of Pearl Harbor took place he was serving as Officer of the Deck aboard the cruiser USS HONOLULU in Pearl. During the war he participated in the campaigns at Midway, Guadalcanal, Kiska and the Solomon Islands After World War II and following General Line School at Newport, R I Captain Barnett became Executive Officer of the Navy's first jet A tour of duty with the Office of the Chief of Naval Operations in the Carrier Detail Branch took him to Washington, D.C., in 1948. At the outbreak of the Korean Conflict he was promoted to Commander and named Commanding Officer of VF 172 which became the first F2H Jet squadron to fly combat in Korea Flying the Banshee jet F2H, he recorded 76 combat missions From 1952 to 1954 Captain Barnett served ashore in billets as Air Group Training Officer U S Naval Air Atlantic and later as Jet T raining Officer for Chief Naval Air T1 a1n1ng He has had carrier duty aboard the USS SARATOGA as Commander, Air Group THREE USS WASP as Executive Officer and the USS HORNET where he was Operations and Plans Officer for Commander Carrier Division 19 Recent assignments include attending the Naval War College in Newport R I and Fleet Operations Branch Office of the Chief of Naval Operations Captain Barnett's last duty assignment was Commanding Officer of the ammunition ship USS RAINIER In addition to the Distinguished Flying Cross with two stars, the Air Medal with eight stars and the Navy Unit Commendation Ribbon, Captain Barnett has the American Campaign Medal, Pacific Campaign Medal with 11 stars and the Korean Service Medal. He is married to the forme G ld ' Mame a N r era me Cummings of Eastport, n ex- avy nurse They have f h'1d d k h ' home in Los Alamitos California our C 1 ren an ma e t eu, we-I I 1 3 1 I .9 O 3,1 ' ' , 3? Q . - - , 55.311 , . . . . - - fffi . ff, - - . i 9 Il' . ' , 1 ' , Jn, I , . . . , .54 9, squadron, VF-17A, flying the McDonnell Phantom. 9 f 1 - . . fn , . . 0 - .- , . . , . H , I . I' l 9 ,. 2 , . 9 . It , , 1 ,fg f f , ,H w X X f X , ,. ' I as XEW ZI 'ffCI .5 .. ,f'?2', . F! ' ffwtf? ,F4,.?:.5vv' XWQS' - 'vw-wi WAS-,M f X I xg - fifiq ' SX, ., 1- .- 1.4: sw ,, , jj I Q 1' X, 1 f 1 ff My G f 4 3 www ,A ' wax Ax X : L' 1 U4 5-4 ,Q 4 , Q , , A, ,.,.x . f 14 4,9 I f Q ,, f W '-54-5' X ' x g. , ' N X 1 - f ,,: m y N ' -:if Zi 41 . V ,fglw RN, i K yifa 4 HAL B. STEWART ttcutlvt OFFICER r Stewart a native of Dallas, Texas, n as an ensign in the Naval Reserve in June y after graduating from Midshipman School in training at the U. S. Naval Amphibious Base, ie reported to the USS LCS QLj 60 where he nant and Gunnery Officer and later as Execu- Q 1946. In August of that year he accepted a gular Navy and in September assumed com- 5 957. ammetry School and upon graduation was as The Commander in Chief Atlantic as Photo rom July 1948 to May 1949 he attended the Newport Rhode Island After graduation he ir Training Command for basic and advanced 'aduation in August 1950, Commander Stewart . Aviator and assigned duty as Administrative iugust 1947, he attended the U. S. Naval Photo K' an F 9 , 3 I quadron 61. He later held the same billet with carrier Essex which operated as part of Task ean Conflict While on board the Essex, he was to March 1952, he was Photo Interpretation Jm.mendation'Medal and the Korean Presidential Forces Pacific instructor duty at the Naval student duty at several advanced service ir War College at Maxwell Air-Force Baseg 'ures Officer on the Joint Strategic Target Air Force Baseg Executive Officer of Eleet 16 and Commanding Officer of I-Ieavy Photo- aments have .included tours on the staff of the X. . 5 edals Captain Stewart is authorized to ater Campaign Medal Asiatic Pacific Cam- tars World War Il Victory Medal Occupation Medal Philippine Liberation Medal Korean u stars United Nations Defense Service Medal .xpeditionary Medal. arried to the former Miss Lura Dell Hamilton Have three children, Karen, 17, Hal Douglas, Xlflavy Unit Commendation and Korean Presi- 3 'g , l I 1 0 I , .0 I i Q 5 , , 1 , ' ' n I 'S' REAR ADMIRAL RoBERT A. MAcPHERsoN COMMANDER ANTI-SUBMARINEiWAR1FARE GROUP V Rear Admiral Robert Anthony Macpherson, a native of Albuquerque, N M is a graduate of the U. S. Naval Academy, class of 1933. After 2 1 f2 years service aboard USS TENNESSEE, he took flight training and was des1gnatedaNava1 Aviator in 1937. For -the next three years he was assigned to Scouting Squadron 3 embarked in USS SARATOGA, and in cruiser scouting squadrons in USS NORTHAMPTON and USS CHESTER In March 1942, and for the next two years, embarked in USS MARYLAND, he commanded Observation Squadron 4 with additional duties as Staff Aviator for Commander, Battleships Pacific Fleet and continued these duties upon the command's redesignation in 1943, as Group 2 Fifth Amphibious Force. For aerial participation in amphibious landings in 1943-1944 at Tarawa Eniwetok and Majuro atolls, he was awarded the Dis- part of World War Il, he served as Executive Officer of USS KWAJALEIN in 1944 and as Air Officer aboard USS YORKTOWN in 1945 For the latter duty he received a Gold Star in lieu of a second Bronze Star Medal, with Combat V and the Presidential Unit Citation. Admiral Macpherson's shore duty has been at Naval Air Station, Seattle as an instructor at the Naval Academy, Executive Officer of Naval Air Activity, Port Lyautey, French Morocco, Planning Officer, Naval Gun Factory, U.S. Naval Attache and Naval Attache for Air, Australia and New Zealand, and Assistant for NATO and .ICS Matters to the Deputy Chief of Naval Operations fAirb. Post war sea duty assignments have included command of USS CAPE ESPERANCE QTCVU-8855 USS HANCOCK CCVA-193, Chief of Staff and Aide to Commander Carrier Division 2. He was selected as Rear Admiral while serving in the Bureau of Naval Personnel to rank as of 1 July 1961. Prior to assuming the position of Commander Antisubmarine Warfare Group 5 he was in command of Patrol Force Seventh FleetfTaiwan Patrol Force for 2 years Admiral Macpherson is married to the former Marney Smith of Springville N. Y., and they have two children, Penny and Bob, Jr. tinguished 'Flying Cross and Bronze Star Medal. During the latter of'-xg 1 4 A I , 4 5 QV ,,. ff X Q? NX I X WX: X V, f xf f NJ f a 4W, Q Nw Wffffmn g N ROBERT L. GATES CHIEF OF STAFF loyd Gates was born on 9 April 1920 in Duluth, ng a student Naval av1ator 1n March 1941 After Ensign 1n January 1942 Capta1n Gates Joined the next 2 1 12 years. During this Wartime tour es Captain Gates earned the Distinguished Flying anese ships and several air medals for open-sea awmen. :l as a surveyor with the S. Army Engineer 1 D E aviation squadron experience was in transports, trier ASW. 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Enright VS-33 fo Executive Officer CDR Richard A. SCh11O1'f FS A 3 Q FORTH!! ,. XS 113 LCDR Kuttler LCDR Lynch LCDR Simia LCDR McC1enahan LCDR Androsk1 LCDR Franzen LT Hall LT Munn LT Snyder LT Black LT Bubeck LT Peterson nwff1acw ,f LT Beane LTJG Stagliano LTJG Vinson LTJ G Macomber LT J G Woods LTJG Seidelhuber LTJG Underwood LTJG Biederman ' ,,,, - 1 ls? JZQY ZWWW ' ,my H I ,W.,,,,,, ,,,.,,,, ff , , 'W . ..-.A , 1472 f2Q,f .MX LTJG Rimel LT-TG SHCCO LTJ G Atteberry LTJ G Chatham LTJG Orozco w N LTJ G West LT J G Schuyler LTJ G Foote LTJ G Dodge ENS Jacobson 115 LTJO MACOMBERg ARENSDORF, R. g MEADOWS, Pj ALLEN, R.- MCERLAIN, J.g BLACKMAN, O, HERREN R OOWD, J.g SOLOMAN, J. 5 DCSENITZ, L.g PIERSON, O, EOLINO, R.: ADRAN, RJ JENSEN, D. VELASQUEZ, E, GUTHRIE, J., SELLMAN, R.g SAIZ, R4 JEFFERY B HARVEY, A. BELL, R., ROUNDS, A, OECHSLER, J- N: MAXWELL, O, OLSON, TJ LCDR MCCLENAHA bi ,Qi , LTJG RIMELg NESEIT, R., ZIMEELMAN, P., KOSHORER, M., DAEROWSKI, R., BROWN, J., MASON, O., EEEER, J., JOHNSON, T., NIKWIADOMSKI, E., LCDR ERANZEN. TURNER, A., WEST, T., EDWARDS, O., HEOKATHORD, L., PARKI-IURST,M.g MIKESELL, W., POST, J ELSWICK, L.A. STANDING: SPELLACY, J.L.g WILLIAMS, W.W.P., WILLIAMS, ID., HAUCK, H.A.g-MORAN, R.A., DEEN, A F.E.g RAINEY, R.A.g WESSLEY, L.T.g KANDA, S.I.g HARTLEY, JJ., WEST, JO., OONNALY, M.A.g ROTH, RG., PAGANINI, R.A.g ERRINGTON, E.B.g SAVAGE, ON., LTJO UNDERWGOD I KNEELING: GATES, JH., EIDOLEOOME, D.L.g MARTIN, EE., EOX, F.E.g ROSS, S.S., MOORE, R.G.g L. MCELROY, VL., PERNIA, SD. I E A nog.. ,V -. DUNAOAN, RO., LEWIS, J.N.g A LEDOO, E.J., CORBETT, L.O. CARR, OS., JACKSON, J W., 7' I iE3E3E I rl .jg 'J 117 5 'Sl- --. I L SMITH, J., MCKENZIE, L., JARRETT, N. CAIN, J.: KENYON, L- LTJG VINSONg WILLIAMSON, D. 5 I I I BEAVER, R., KEETEN, L., SPENCE, H., ELECHER, J., WILLIAMS, G., EURROWS, L., PRITCHARD, L., BRANDNER, T., STONE, M., HALE, J., MIZELL, R. A , SIZEMORE, E., MILLER, L., GOETTER, M., WYATT, L., WULE, J., CARR, D., WALZ, J., DIKE, J., ESTRADA, R., , LTJG CHATAM. TROIAL R THOMPSON K STEWA , .3 , .g RT, D., DAWKINS, A., SUMNER, H., PARKS, G., PETERSON, D., MOLLEY, E. -i 'I Rs- 4 LTJG SACCO, RILEY, R., SCOTT, S., WIRRICK, R: LCDR FRANZEN LEWIS, J., CORBETT, L. 5 LEDUC, E., LTJG QROZCO DUNAGAN, R., JACKSON, J., ELSWICK, L.gCARR, G ATTEBERRYQ OLIVER, L., STARLING, J.3 GREGERSON, R., BATES, W.g JACKSON, J., FRANZEN. KREGEL, R.g HOPKINS, F., GREEN, L.g TVEDT, R.g MCCUE, H., ILLIES, L. Y 5 1 -1 AIR A Tl-sus ARINE SQUADRO P THIRTY-EIGHT CDR V.R. Hubler Commanding Officer CDR R.T. Darcy Executive Officer 4 IQ4 S T 120 L v , nfl 1 , Q 1,2 Q W W l' I . 1 W ,, f Y : I V : . 1 4. B, E ' L Q , X Sf f , is Z I' A Ni' R f A 'Wi f WUI X ,GQ ' 'VYQN ' fn! N 's JA A Y. 55 A Wx A A Lu: '... in fx. f e Xxx , W a,, ,f Z? if X Jr x X X 5 W u v 1 Mwwww X., N... X isifk , , WV .-w- ', il: ., v , -- 2 x . 1 ..n. A-. ,gzx y 4 in ' W M .L 2 L Q 'Y rf I mf, mm- . -, -... -M, A H.. - -1. A -, ... .. ..-.-,,'L1- ' CDR V.R. Hubler, LTJG T.E. Schilson. W.C. Boyd, W.H. Stokes LCDR R.W. Kennedy, LTJG R.W. Oglesby, E. D. Beuhler, R.C. Swallow. LTJG G.W. Schweizer, LCDR C.C. Taylor, J.T. Harris, R.I. Goll. Q. . M., Ei. . fd - --M irvaf 'Q If- : C- Q' QQ if wg ' 417 Qi W A 'Bi J' V! 2 M , ' CDR R.T. Darcy, LTJC W.J. Hamilton, E.A. Jeffers, J .E. Copeland. LTJG J. A. Spinello, LCDR D.O. Knerr, P. C. Haney, J. W. Hawheff- LTJG RA. Boom, LCDR J. B. LTJG D. L. Beg,jue,,LC?R ,gl Reinhardt., J. A. Durment, E. B, Stilwell, J. A. Nlghflnga e- ' ' Propes, Dousay. v..T ' '1 LTJG D. W. Wetmore, LCDR D. E. McGonega1, F. C. Dernorales, W.S. Lane. Y, ,. .N LTJG P. H. Briley, LT H. E. Gullaksen, M. D. Wolfe, D. L. Davis. LTJG D. L. Roark, LT R. B. Br1scoe, J. R. Justice, L. O. Lakey. I I fs. . B1 LTJG J. R. Trepanier, LT W. F. LT C, F. M 1' LT D D G' 1 Enciinloch, R. G. Fawcett, W. F. A. B. Murphy, E. Branard.mg es, EO . xx K if-x fi 2 W' Rf 55 f. an 4: .4 4-s g a ' tf xfff' B 7 LTJG J. L. Naegle, J. R. Durbin, LTJG J. C. Pickard, J. A. Tracy. LT L. H. Price, LTJG T. J. Stone, H. M. Lawrence, D. L. Daniel. CDR O. E. Gercken, LTJG J. E. Parker, C. E. Bloss, G. S. Harken. 7 124 OPERATIONS Standing 1. to r.: LCDR R. W, Kennedy, LT D. D. Gingles, LCDR D. E. McGonega1, LT W, F, Knobloch, LTJG R. S. RoWse,LTJG P. H. Briley, LGDR J. B. Reinhardt, LTJG T. J. Stone, LTJG T. E, Schilson, LTJG D. L. Roark. Kneel- ing 1. to r.: LTJG F. L. Boom, J. M. Bennington, J. E. Gould, W. H. Stokes, G. L. Narveson, Chief J. R. Pickard. ADMINISTRATIVE Standing 1. to r.: R. L. Aamold, T. S. Fearn,C. A. Peacock, LTJG D. L. Begue, LTJG J. A. Spine11o, LTJG J. C. Naegle, LTJG G. W. Schweizer, LTJG D. W. Wetmore, R. L. Melcher, G. W. Hutcheson. Sitting 1. to r.: R. E. Peters, E. M. Lucero, LCDR D. O. Knerr, LT H. E. Gullaksen. NX!! Standing 1. to r.: LTJG J. A. Spine11o D L DuBois Chief B. D. Anlage, Kneelingl. tor.: R. Gibhs, G.. W. Hutcheson, R. E. Scholz, J. T. Mack. -C MAINTENANCE CONTROL: Standing, l. to r.: LCDR C. C. Taylor, LT C. F. Mulin, LT N. J. Howerton, Chief D. J. Hillhouse, Chief P. W. Faucher, Kneeling, l. to r.: C. P. Gallagher, F. C. Demorales, J. D. Mcllrath. QE? to QUALITY CONTROL: Standing, LTJC J. L. Parker, J, E, Worley, ChiefM. D. Wolf, Kneeling, J. L. JOl'11'1SO1'l, J. W. Hatchett. MATERIAL: Standing, C. W. Hyde, LT R. B. Briscoe, Sitting, J. M. Haines, D. M. Deviney. x N' fx: ' 'ff , -4 , 9 x O 0 ana, A 1, f El A '-EJMINCQ ' 453 ' 'eu li N ' 'ff ' 7 1 x S ix. X A A ' 35 'XS ,A - 'Xxx .11 5 125 LINE Standing 1. tor.: J.D. Robinson, J. L. Smith, C.J. Bieber, D. L. Perry, R. J. Nelson, W. H. Schneider, J. D. Wilkus, P. V. Weaver, R. L. Fleenor, W. C. Menzel, J. C. Copeland, J. A. Nightingale, W. J. Scheer , P. Petruzzi, M. L. Chesnut, J. l. Mcl-Tall, Chief L. E. Allison. Kneeling l. to r.: LT L. H. Price, M. Brown, R. C. Smith R. R. Morgan, K. Schneider, T. N. McDermott, J. D. Webb E. J. Junkins, J. R. Harden J. C. Carlton, R. S. Steiner T. A. Schertz. -ii 3 AVIONICS Standing l. to r.: C. Cole, L. J. Mrotz, W. S. Singleton, P. C Haney, F. M. Darden, B. W. Dousay, E. A. Magruder, M. H Williams, P. D. Wallace, D. F. Nelson. Kneeling l. to r.: R. I Coll, ENS G. U. Creamer, Chief D. J. Martin, G. Trombly W. F. Stoll, K. D. Buehler, E. B. Propes, R. C. Swallow Missing, L. P. Anderson, Chief A. H. Bsninw, W. E. Boyd J. R. Justice, J. D. Swartz, J. T. Harris, R. E. Johnson, 5- E Peterson. WEAPONS Standing l. to r.: LTJC J. R. Trepanier, C. L. Giggeyi A- Meints, C. M. Booth, Kneeling l. to r.: C. D. COOPGT, G- ' Bloss, L. R. Crey, w AIRFRAMES Standing 1. to r.: LTJG R. W. Oglesby, E, W. Sattem, C. E. Fe1ton,J, Crosier, G, W, Nesbitt, A. L. Oliver, 1. J. Brown, J. K. Fransway. Kneeling 1. to r,: A. E. Lee, L. D. Kelley, J. M. Bailey, J. Hussing, D. D. Allbaugh, P. Larribas, J. A. Yard. Missing: S. R. Bullard, H. M. Lawrence. 'N.,NZ I , V POWER PLANTS Standing 1. to r.: LTJG W. J. Hamilton, W. B. Joiner, A. J. Tomondi, R. G. Hunter, L. O. Lakey, Chief J. C. Retchless. Kneeling 1. to r.: J. G. Kearnes, F. R. Hiykel, J. L. Rubinowski, G. L. Pinney, D. L. Davis. PA RA LO FT Standing 1. to r.:LTJG J. L. Durbin, J. A. Tracy. Kneel- ing 1. to r.: S. C. Van Horn, K. L. Pendell, G. A. Tucker. if sea.. N a --W-If S252 1r9l il? k Q as f f -fJf 7' in I. J ' . fi P522 I 6 P L .waz 5 -in L W , , . 1 , ll, 5 Sa ' 'li' U YT - ' 'QNKO' .rf 2'-24 Vf lg, 1 I' V .' 1 X 11 . D H 127 COR GEORGE E. SMITH ' COMMANDING OFFICER 4' I Q4-VRIJN EXW I A E ODE NATHAN E, MCDONALD F EXECUTIVE OEEIOER ' I 4 I Q I 128 l 1 ,, I ,W- DMI LEADING CHIEF V. S. DAVIS X DIVISION KNEELING L TO R: LTJG T. J. MURPHY, LTJG D. H. KOCK. STANDING L TO R: LCDR EHL, LTJG K. A. SGHROEDER, LTJGT. L. KAY, LTJG K. B, WASSNER, LCDR W. J. THOMPSON - .S. GUERREROA.,TRHANOWSKYT. G., LTJG SCHROEDER, BURNS KNEELING L TOR' MANUELD I L SMITH D.M STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT' MEREDITI-I , WALZCAK M. ., -, - G' E ESGUERRIIVIMITIINILLMAN R M CAYETANOF F.,TAYLOR J,H., NORDLUND J.K., DAVIS J II' JEicsc5I1gIIg3ANHII' WIARREN T. R., GOLDBERG A. R.. PAUL R. L., POLSON L. C., ARNOLD H. C. ' ' L. Y., WILSON T. D., RUSK J. C. OIIERACKER R. C., RIOS 129 nxrw W' -4 T T KNEELING L TO R: LAYNE R. L., GILBERT R. A., ACOSTA M., BROUWER A.J., MERSHON R.S., ERICKSON A. STANDING L TO R: LTJG MONTANA, LTJG SINES, LT FRELICH, LT. SEARFOSS, LTJG GEERS, ENS TRINNICH, CDR EWY LTJG SUTPHIN LCDR MENGLE PER TI NS L 9 9 7 LTJG ROSE, LTJG CLICKNER, LTJG STELLA, LTJG UNDERHILL. 130 Yi- ' I MAI TE ANC DEPARTME T 1 I vi. I P.. fbi. CHIEFS KNEELING L TO R: LTJG L.R. VANAUSDLE, LT. J. H. MOSSER, LCDR G. R, MG GONNELL, LTJG W. R. JENKINSON. STANDING L TO R: LTJG J. H. HART, LT. W. E. DISHON, LT. A. V. KESTERSON, LTJG J. G. JELINEK, LT. L. A. MANEVAL, LTJG J. H. SPEIGHT. KNEELING L TO R: NIXON E. D., MOURER W. A.,NICKLESON J. M., GRAFF G. G., ANDERSON R. J., GURD B. A., ERNEST R. M., STANDING L TO R: HOOTEN W. L., DRISGOLL J. B., DEGKER R. E., GIBSON S. E., HANLEY R. G., HEARN J. R., HARBESON H. L., BURNETT L. K., SHIPLEY J. L., COSBY G. E. 131 MATERIAL KNEELING L TO R: SGHOLTEN B. D., WHEELER D. D., STANDING L TO R: LTJG JELINEK, HEARN J. R.,VIGKERS D. G., LTJG KORHONEN. MAINTENANCE CGNTROL KNEELING L TO R1 GRAEE G. G., LT. KESTERSON LTJG JENKINSON, G. GOSEY G. E., ERNEST R. M STANDING L TO R. BAEIGAN R. R., REIBELING GS. DRAKE E. W., 'GARDER M. M., BREWER P. R, JOHNSON R. E., RICHARDSON M. K., WALLACE R. L, PITARRO E. W. QUALITY CGNTRGL KNEELING L TO R: MILLER J. M., BUSH GUIN H. J., STANDING L TO R: ANDERSON R-ER JERBOLD J. M., MARTON G. R., LT. MOSS J ORDNANCE KNEELING L TO R: KUYKENDALL G. R., COULSTON J. H. STANDING LTO R:MOURER W. A.,BROWN R. P. FEATHERSTONE T. F., LTJC VANAUSDLE. ' J J r I J I P' KNEELINC L TO R: HILL R. W., BAILEY D. L. SMITH W D STARR J. R. STANDING L TO RJ ALDRIDGE E. c., WALSH J. P.,N1cKELsoN J. M. PHOL M. J., MILLERICK W. C. SONAR RADIO SHOP KNEELINC L TO R: I-IAZEN, W. C., BUTZ R. C. PURDY J. S., SASSCER, SOWARDSF. D. STAND INC L TO R: RUSSELL J. R., CAMPBELL W. R. BACNOLA D. J., LA BOUNTY L. J., SMODISH E. R. LTJC SPEICHT :Tl M 1 1 T J! W Y . ii J 1 5 1 1, I POWER PLANTS KNEELING L TO R. WELLER D. E., EUTTLEMAN H. H., EVANS M. J., CARPENTER N. A., PHILLIPS J.W., MGNTGVA A. J., HICKEY P. R. STANDING L TO R: LCDR LAWSON, HGGTGN f W. L., MG ADAMS K. R., ELL D. R., GATLING J., GRANTHAM J. H., MUTSGHLER, D. W., HICKEY R. E., ELLIOT G. W., BEARD H. L., GGNNEL M. E., STANKGSKI J. S., BRYANT G. K., MOSSER 125 Jia 1 1 1 l 3 ,g' 1 . 1 RI wi, 'Q X 1 1 V . s 1. I I il w 31 ii 11' U 1. 4 1, l s ri i , , A l 134 5 N 1119 IILW S. R., WADE R. D., LT. RUCKS. AIRFRAMES K . CNEPLSIXELLGEQLIXIQDVPGRRR E. W., DAMIGGD. J., PEACE E. S., HANKS G. V., MC INT , NNEYE. G. STANDINGL TO Rf LGDR LAWSGN, DRISCOLL J B EQQQBQAQTE WXEIQICHQLL E. L., GULDEN J. H., BRADLEY B. L., STIENERLNK Ali LT. TISLER -f EEE S HAT, HIXSGN V. E., ROBERTSGN, SHAMPINE V. L., SMITH J vw 5 P' PA RALO FT KNEELING L TO R: THOMPSON F. W., Mc JUNKINS G. F. STANDING L TO Rf LCDR LAWSON, HAMILL P. J. PANYQN D. A., HALL J. W., LTJG COUSINS. ' ELECTRIC SHOP F KNEELINC LTOR: UNDERWOOD R. L., DEWITTC. S., TURNER P. L., MAHAVITZ R. C., NICE C.D SUTTON R. F. STANDING L TO R: SHIPLEY J. L., WATKINS J., COWARD F. L., PARRISH H. D. WASHINGTON J C., HARLOW J. K., NOE J. D., O'NIELL D. W., COOPER D. L., HARRIS P. W. SIECEL E., MARSHMAN H. L., OLIVER R. D., LTJC CARRETT. 135 E I I , , I I f I I 5 I f I f., I I . I I I , I I I ' I I , I I LINE DIVISION KNEELING L TO R: SEDORE R. E., POUTS R., FENSTER L. D., HESTER J. L., RECTOR E. R., WOLFE R. A. STANDING L TO R: SIMON S.,MODRZAKOWSKI H., LTJG DOPSON, LOWRIMORE J. WINSLOW R. M., SPAULDING F. E., STANSBERRY J. M., FITZGERALD R. J., WIENK J. K.: KROLNIK D. E. Z I I I-I I KNEELING L TO R: BROCK C. A., ADAMS L. W., LOPEZ R. M., BELTRAN D. R., UNDERWOOD I P. B., CARR G. M. STANDING L TO R: DECKER R. E., MORAN T., HOLLAND A. D., THOMPSON 5 VI,7.,BNOCgfRDWgOS N., WILSON G. M., LAFRANCE G. T., JOHNSON G. W., JENSEN J. M., PERRY I ' I Ii I .I ' I II II II I .I I II I I I I ,I II 'I I II I I Ig, Ii., 136 . I III I'II III I I I I I W 1-vii, Him V W ,144 LCDR G. P. RAY, OinC LCDR J. W. LEWIS, OPS the Q, DET Q09 who fly and maintain to fly early warning, and its crew of four, sion of the ship's mg the venerable A, and has worked in the future cruises. CJ -4 71 42 3 137 A A1 fx 138 LT C. F. BRIAN LT R. S. LACHER LT R- W- WHITE ADMIN MAINTENANCE CIC LTJG L. W. BABBY LTJG R. E. FOX LTJG W. A. NEFF AVIONICS A.I.O.-P.I.O. MATERIAL LTJG C. H. HARTMANN LTJG W. J. WICK LTJG R, L, FORSYTH CUMM LINE DIVISION FIRST LT LT R. RICHTER LTJG W. J. PETERSON LTJG R C V WIN FLIGHT ASST. ADMIN PERSONCINEL KEL LTJG D. F. SPRAGUE, JT. LTJG P. E. BENSON LTJG J. M. HILTON OPS LOGS NAVIGATION SPECIAL SERVICES I fffm, I L. S A 1 MW? ' : X , AMW x 1 ,fywgff , . . . .X I r ,. LTJG M, P, NAUGHTON LTJC D. C. TOOTLE WILLY FDFDD QUALITY CONTROL AIRCRAFT DIVISION MASCO 139 s 'E , r E E F E 5 E Q N 13 4 1 E 2 2 I, i I N ,g m 1g A W F ni t i ! Qi M El , 5. il W i 11 I1 w 1x H .Z N N f E 4 W 1 1 113 W W. N 1.3 :W mf 15 7 140 +G! T . S: ' W W , ' 'rv X V W1 ZW 1, MMV ,, W Q , 7,9 7 fy i Marg, it 1 Y fi, MX ,, iw an ff -vu.: R. P. POFP, AMEC, LCPO v L. F. GRIFFIN, Jr., ATC, Avionics Chief L J. M. JORGENSEN, Jr., ATR3 THE R LIGH RIDER G. J. MCKEVITZ, ATR3 W. J. SAYLOR, ATR3 W. G. BROOKS, ATR2 D. O. PLACKE, ATR3 L. PLORINS, ATN2 141 , 'C ' 1 4 5 1 , A Q 1 A A ,1 I Z X I 2 l v A Ai E f I E 2 F A LCDR CHARLES WARD vA-113 DET Q OFFICER IN CHARGE A, Q e E! A 1. A i m1f ....... ,...... - . I 1 A v LCDR WARDg LT Q SCHAUERQ LT PIERCEg LTJG DECKERQ LTJG YUMg LTJG REID-GREEN rwlll 1 Q11 1 1. 1-1- 1 171 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 I 1 1 I 5 1 I 1 1 I 11. 1 I 1 I 1I 1: 'Y N 1 - 1 6 1 -97i- 144 G DECKERg CANTOR, M.g GAYATLN, F.g HAWKINS, L.g AYRES, W.g GRIZZARD, J. II1g'gG REID-GREENg LAMONT, C.g VASQUEZ, C.g RANEY, M.g WALKER, R.g LTJG YUM Uvl lu-4141 F-I LUYEK, J.: W . '1v LT PIERCE: GREENE, WITIgITgX?IKI1?fxJ'bEAggELL, N.: ANDREWS, 5.1 PULLIN, L. VASQUEZ, C. ' -1 ENCH, C.: JONES, M4 RANEY, M., CADORIA, A -- - 4-Y -lux:-A , A4 'Q L NZ... 4 H ' t 1126! , , 'Q- A AYRES, W. , GIZZARD, E., DISHNEAU, D., PULLIN, L., MELONE, J., BRADSHAW, J. LT PIERCE, LANDRY, C., HALL, S., NEWELL, K., POLLARD, C., BROWNING, J.,EARsTER, L., LECHANCE, E. FEBUARY, R., SCHAEE, E., ODOM, G., BOOTH, R., CALD WELL, H,, HILDEBRAND, D. Q ' LTJG REID-GREEN, VENEMAN, W., KRENNING, D, , CARPENTER, D. , STEVENS, R., BLICK, G., PYNN, W., HODGES, P., ROYCE, N., MOSIER, M. 145 AQ 1 1 1 4 Y i o U 1 WWW CDR T. W. MULLEN- AIR CDR. B. R. EAGAN-NAVIGATION F E 'H 146 Og K4 6 41 fw' I C I 9, 1 W CDR. C. M. HOBKIRK - SUPPLY LCDR. G. R. THOMAS-COMMUNICATIONS CDR. R. A, KANAIQWEAPONS CDR. J.E. HARTNETT- DENTAL LCDR. F. D. JONES-MEDICAL ENS. E. D. JUNKINS ADMINISTRATION CAPT. H. R. MCSWEENEY - MARDET 148 The Administrative Department is headed by the Executive Officer. The Ad- ministrative Assistant shall function as an aide to, and may be delegated to act for, the Executive Officer in specified details of the administration of the ship. He shall coordinate and be responsible for the administrative details of all Officers and units of the Executive Staff in his capacity as the X Division Officer. ln this com- mand the Administrative Assistant also serves in the capacity of Postal Officer and Printing Officer. GARY KANNE, DAVE STRATEORD, LEO KNIEBEL, D voun 'rooav imsusg. cw-mr X si cmnst 80050 ' y 7 'V S Q 1 Z ENS. JUNKINS LTJG HILBURN. BENNETT, D. A., LOPEZ, D. STILLWELL, J. S., SHANNON, B. A., KANDLER, F. H., HARDY, J. D., ADAMS, E. C., SHERMAN, G. J. , ADAMS, L. G. ENS. J. C. SECKEL, DUGUETTE, L. A., EMBREE DR, LYNCH, D. H., BRAGG, J. C.g TOTH, L. H. 3 , MELLENTHENgBEDWELLgRKEQREYNOLDSJANSEN SHANKS GIBSONQ LANEQ BANDECCAQ ASHBAUGHg STQVALL LAHMAN WRC X x MANN, D. J, rw0Nfx, T. MILLER, 1.4 SCHLICHTING, F. W4 WASMUND' J- PILLARD, T., EVERS, 0.5 WINESETT, B.3 f Ep.. V 7 V Y ...J MILLER, W., KENNEDY, R.3 KORDONOWY, K, CHAPLAIN PELOQUINQ CHAPLAIN ROGERS - L MCDUFEIE, W. DAY, T.g ALLISON, B., TINNEY, MUNSON, R.3 BRADY, J.3 HEDY, B 9 FURGUSON, J MR. M, I. REICHMANNQ PLASKET, I-IAGERMAN, A.3 MCCAULEY, R, -:sung-.af-wr-...S A NW , , ,.,,, , ,,...,,.... .1-f+ W M ,MW N W - MW I ',,.Wff1,,,,,,- '1,,,,W 'Xm- I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ENS. MORRIS: LT, SMITH, CHIEF COLLINS , 151 152 TY Department is composed of 5 divi- The flight deck division, V-1, is ible for the handling of all aircraft G t deck. This includes spotting aircraft and operation of plane ipment such as tractors and qu V-2 Division is known as Cats and 'lt is responsible for the expeditious and recovering of all fixed Wing V-3 Division is responsible for the ent of aircraft on the hanger deck. vision is responsible for maintaining 1 . . of safe and efficient storage and viation Fuels. V-6 Division is e of the maintenance of ground gear for the embarked Air Group. ion is also charged with the upkeep, tion of all items of rolling stock, as for loading and off loading opera- these and many other vehicles ship. CDR. ELLISON BELLOWS, L. E., GOODELL, M. A.. ARMENTA, G, L,, NILES, G. L.: O'DELL, P., D'ANc1NA, R, L, QRDWAY, R. A., R. D. SIERP. 'xgnur I P. '7 , 1 Y ,Q ,LQ .-R ., , Y , Y x ' 5 xy 4, ' J. 1 - . Q! ggi X A C Rossi. L., MURPHY, T. D., FENDER, W. H. NEAL, R. L.. WILLIS, J. E.. DEAL, G. M S- EASTMAN, R. J.g TESCH, L. W3 VAN DE WALLEQ KUNZ, R. D. llid .'.' Q ll. an X 153 f 4 I BILLINCTON, J. L., HODGES, R, B, KLAW J. H. , HAYDEN, R. D. , JACKSON, J. E.- BENSON' R. H. ' f N . WOEHL, M., TRUSTY, S,g HARWOOD, H., JOHNS, T.3 1 I WELKE, H., JACBSON, S., DAVIDSON, R., MICHAEL, 5 J., CALVIN, R., MCDANIELS, D., CONDRON, J., I MATTHEWS, A., SHOAF, L., ASAMS, K., SMITH, L., I I RICHARDSON, L., LAWSON, M., BEARD, W. g E MOORE, R., BERCSTROM, D., CASTILLIO, R., HNATH, I I N., HODGES, R., JACKSON, J., KONOPKA, C., I MICHAELIS, C., KLAASSEN, R., STALLINGS, J., I EKSTROM, C., CLARK, J., MARSHALL, K., NUNEZ, O. BILLINCTON, J., HENDERSON, J., REDEL, M., MANCELS, P., MEYERS, C., LOWNEY, J., HAYDEN, R., LCDR BUCK, HOLMAN, R., BENSON, R., ALLEN, E., PARRISH, J., FALLAW, w. . '1 I. 'I 'I . ,N . fi fl I P El II Li li I .4 n ,I I1 I I I 1 i EKSTROM, D., LAWSON, M., HAYDEN, R. JOHNS, R., HNATH, N., REDEL, M., MCDANIEL, D.: JACKSON, J., MICHAELIS, C., MEYERS, C. MOORE, R., PRESTMO, R., BENSON, R., HOLMAN, Ra NDNEZ, O. I' K:i.,,j2:.: 'N I - -5 Apurfff-3 I Pigs: 91,4 ' Y ' A ,EM .' -A ' Q 'Z I ., it ' 'bd 'u' - K., ' ' 5,,'d? Z,g. ' fff , , j 'fm , Q --1' ., f Q ef 4, 1-5' gA . fm.- I R' if .- 5' A-S ...rf . , Ii ' I Af- A . -- A ' If- -' -A?, :ff . , A Jiffz A P-'J ,. -1 . Dfw-'I' 1 R -' ' -A A 'iff , is .. Y I Y -,U - -..,3+ ,.i:- .- - . Law' I: MM fy, I ' -- -wg , .,. -J? , 1, ,,,,8,,. et. Wa. W- A 9 - V,-...- Z. . , -.AM 4. . A ,,,, I .J . :Riff .fy -S' .I A-gg-5, -. M-. H' -mf- ' ' Mai! 'Z '- 3 6:41364 . A FQJIV 11 Y ., . Y x 'Ui ' 7f - ,.- . nmsip. ., wh A-S, . . .I W, W, . , , l ' 'lf' .If .img , I f T ' . 1. AJ , ,q,,,:' I -3.-,L W. 'ff , Y H1 'R I . 5121 I ' ,L H-, . LN,-,,,,,L,. I ,,....Av-Sf., H.-E-.mf egg T ..g,g:1:4.1z.Sgu ,,wA..-Uqmfvvgggz .. .. , Wir, Y.. ,,,,,, ,.,,...,-, l......1J I . I I I DAVIS R. C., HARWCCD, H. E., BERGSTROMQ ASTILUO RJ ECRREST, N. T., CALVIN, JACCESCN, Q D. JQI-fNS, T, R., HNATH, N., DAVIDSON, R. M., JAQUETTE, N. H. I F J t --A SMITH, L. L., MQDANIEL, D. E., RIDLEY, W, T., EALLAW, W. E., MARSHALL, K. B., NUNEZ, C., BEARD, W. T., SMITH, M. M. LRICHARDSON, L. N., GRIFFIN, E. , PARRISH, J. M., AHC, J. W., MITCHELL, D. J. MOORE R CON , . E.p WELKE, H. A., LAWSON, M. S., EKS DRON, J. E., PLAECAN, R., PRESTMC, R., TROM, D R., TRDSTY, S. P., KLAASSENQ MICHAELIS, CQ L, BLOOMSTRAND, D. A., ADAMS, K. M., GRAY, E., MATTHEWS, A. L., CLARK, J., KONOPKA, C. R., MICHAEL, J. I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I K: I I I ' I SAULERQ BAKERQ CRAYQ MCNULTYQ THOMAS NHDNROEQ LCDR HOLLJNSHEADQ GAGNONQSNOW OCH.ESBYg POTTHOFPQ MORETTR RETRUM CORRWEAUg CORNAg WBEMAM BARBOUR SWANSONQPOWELLQPHLLQWHVVNNGTON. ROCKETT NHLLSBACKgJANES sf I I I I 1 I GRAY? MCLEODQ CERUTTIQ ERIESg GARDNER' HAIVIADYQ NORTHROP3 GOODRICHQ EINNERANQ HQLLAND, ARTISg STANLEYQ HOYLEQ WALTERS GOODINQ STEWARTg TATUMg ZUVERINO CAMPELLQ FALLISg AINSWORTHQ HAMILTON ERICKSONS MONEGANQ D'ARRIGOg STROMLEY HODGES5 CARROLLQ CHARLESg SMITH, KJ PEASE PERRYQ ENS TALAASENQ BENNETT, I ll' BENNETT, E,g AINSWORTH, D.g ENS TALAASEN. COLLINS, J.g FALLIS, J.g HODGES, R.g TRENKAMP R.: GRIFFIN, J.: BENNETT, E.g AINSWORTH, D. GOODIN, W.g CAMPELL, R.3PERRY, V.g PEASE,S. STROMLEY, R.5 ENS TALAASEN. XITIACITQLE. F. C.: LTJG L. R. BAILEYg RODAK, BALL, 158 , ,MMI ff . . 'Q f 41' Lg O'DELLg FRANKIE3 LAGLEQ RODAKQ LTJG BAILEYQ BALLQ BAKERQCHUPPQ BETZg CODER. EGGERQ DECKERQ COLLINSg GRIFFINQ SYNDERQ LEWISQ SPORKMANQ PONSLERQ COPELANDQ HALL5 CARDQ CONNERQ SINKQ WHITTQ WARD. WALLACE: GALLEGOSg AFFONCEQ CLARKg MOWREYQ CONTEJEANQ MCKNIGHTQ BULLARDQ SUMMERLINQ TIEMENSg NEWSOMEQ FICARELLIQ PIPPIN1 ADAMSg KAHLERQ HAYESQ DIVITTORIOQ RISSER. ,M QW ff' 1 ,ffl FRANKIEQ RODAKQ LAGLEg CARDQ NEWSOMEg BAKER CHUPP3 BETZQ CODER. O'DELLg PONSLERQ SYNDERQ BULLARDQ MCKNIGHT SPORKMANg COPELANDQ HALLg WHITTg HAYES. AFFONCEQ WALLACEQ CONTEJEANg TIEMENSQ FICARELLI PIPPINg ADAMS. XNNLX rf XXX L ,L Q L., af!! , N N x A Lx 57 A , V A 3 1 A: WZNN ENS 'NHxNfvL-Lwgfxyx :W x LL L L L LL XXQLS L f rf' 5 X :C ' E XXXL. K. X5 - .... ff Q 'ff' ' ZL GLX -Lxxg ,N LLC L X SLA XLNL , LSC? LNSL XL Ek XLLEELC xL LLX X R LLLLQX E L X :ww X ' X1 LLL NSQXPS SWALLOW, D, J,g CASPER, C, w,gsCHAFF,CoYLE, H. J.: BLUM, P- R- SPENCER, M.Q' YOCHELSON, C.3 BROWN? HUNTINGTON G - YATES, R C Q FOX, HQMLER, R WYATT, G. PANYONg SCOTTQ THOMPSONQ REILYQ BARRET HALLQ JAMESQ HAMILL5 MCJUNKENS. Commander Antisubmarine Warfare Group V and his Staff are tasked to conduct ASW operations as directed by higher authority including ASW training exercises, combined operations with Allied Forces, development and evaluation of procedures, doctrines and tactics, cold war operations, attainment and retention of ASW readiness and other asso- ciated missions in this field. During WestPac Deployment the ASW Task Group operating under the control ComASW Gru V was composed of the Flagship, USS Bennington and her embarked Air Group QCVSG 595 of three aircraft squadrons and two air- craft detachments plus eight destroyers of DD 231 and DD 252. Commander Destroyer Squadron 23 operated as Screen Commander. MULLINS D MADRID,J.3lVIACPI-IERSONQRITCI-IIE, -1- CDR COLEMANQ LCDR OSBORNQ LCDR DENNISQ ENS MOBERLY ENS KANTNERQ LCDR MCDONNEL. CDR CURTISQ LT WAKEQ CDR NOCOLDQ CDR BELL. CAPT, RAHILLQ MACPHERSONQ CAPT. GATES. DIRKS, RJ MILES, T.s VARVIL, E.: PEREZ, E- IREVERA, C.g MACPHERSON3 MENDIOLA, J.3 TEJIDOR, NUNEZ, L.g BASUEL, R.g SANQUE, RJ QUERUBIN, R. FRICK, D.3 MARTIN, J.3 JONES, E.g POWDERS, J GOERING, J. K -1 CRANE, D., ADAMS, M., EVANS, S., CHISHOLM, T.3 EDWARDS, L., DOEBELE, W., HUDSON, O., SCHWAB, C., YANASAKI, S., SIMPKINS, P. ROHDE, F., WALLACE, W., DE F1NIS,S.,MoRAN,C- 'Q LCDR TETREAUTQ CAPT GATES3 RADM MACPI-IERSONQ LCDR OSBORN. COWLQ HOSTETTERQ PETRUSKAg CHURCI-Ig DETOYQ EVACKOQ TUSSINGQ SMITI-Ig FGLEY. JONESg I-IANSONQ SAXONQ TEUBERQ DIEHLQ ALEXANDERQ WAGGONERg WEIGLE. XI 'Z ..... ,Lb- 163 Communications Department's primary mission is to provide and maintain reliable, and rapid communications based on war requirements adequate to meet the needs of commandg to facilitate administration, to satisfy as directed the Joint Chiefs of Staff approved require- ments and to manage, operate and maintain facilities in the Defense Communications System as directed by the JCS. The mission breaks down into two jobs that are routine to Com- munications personnel. The Radioman has thejob of maintaining numerous voice circuits for tacti- cal maneuvers and for coordination between other units, and the signalman must be con- stantly on the alert for visual contacts and tactical signals displayed by other units. R J HALL R.g DAVIS, J. E. LTJG MCBRIDE NICHOLS, C. W.g MCCUE, S. J.g UT J W KENNEDY, R. D.g GUNLOGSON, J. R.g ATWELL J C WI-HTSETT, J. H.gMILLER, D. E.g U 13. HODKINSON, E. A., MCCLISH, L. W.3 MCINTYRE, JM W, H. HOWARD, W. D.3 KRONICK, J. B. .Je DUNCAN, J. S.3 JENSEN, K, J., ELLAM, u 4 . dl 0 .l 0' FQ' 3 OF7 PALOVAARA, A. B., JENSEN, K. J., HILLS, E. L.g HOWARD, W. D. 4 MYLOTT, J. G.g DUNCAN, J. S. ELORRIAGA, J., ELLAN1, W. H., HJRSH, A, C., ENGARD A. C.: KRQNICK, J. B.. DOTSCH, C. E. EIUSIO, R. W., BYERS, T, W., ROZARIO, P. A.g REPKA, E. PIZER, G. L., FLETCHER, J. P.gIPE,J. N.9 FREEMAN, O. R.g GASTILLO, 'M.g LUKE, G. CLARK, R. L.g KLONCZ, K. L.S MURRAY, G. . D.5 MURRISH, B. L.3 OWENS, G. D. JOHNSON, D. P.g LIBBEY, R. A.3 LEISEY, K. B. ln the final analysis, the major responsi- reach bility of the Engineering Department is trans- of the mast portation. There the parallel to a city keel? and organization ends. In the city of --------- -... - - the fore- let's say Bennington, California, the local bus lf post, company moves a few citizens from here to es they there. In the city of USS BENNINGTON, the by the Engineers move the entire gy, homes, streets, is the and all, to any point in the World that the Mayor Com- on the bridge may direct. are also a company side they household N the local 'Hn andtrain llllznull air Condi- O up lllllj citizens, Weather, Qxx fl operate . , I ' 166 Xa LTJG ECHARDQ LT PRATERQ CDR KOVENQ LT PHILIPS. LTJG I-IUGGINSQ ENS PARENTEQ ENS BROWN. CWO BLYQ LTJG OBERHEUg LTJG CUTFORTH9 ENS PLUMMERQ LTJG FUJIMOTO. ENS IVIACTERNANQ LTJG RYANg LT SMITH. LTJG RYAN, SMITH, B.g LTJG FUJIMOTOQ ENS BROWN LTJG RYAN, BREWER, D, KRAMPITZ, I-I.gSEARS, D. MILLER, M, CANTRELL, R., CARDO- VA, J.3 CADE, J., DAVIS, H. A I-IANSON, M., LTJG RYAN, BECK, C. LTJG FUJIMOTO, WANDS, D., KIDDER, K. g EDWARDS J., WILSON, K. BDNNELL, C., MONTALVO, R., CARTA, J, QATES, L. 5 TPIIVENER, N., WATKINS, J., MURPHY, L., JOHNSON, -, YOUNG, T., BRANDON H - COOK J - HILL F - ODSLEY F MILES,R,gTUCKER R ' ' ' ' SEMPREBON, A., LTJO RYAN, BOSLEY, E., EXLEY, R. ENS PARENTEQ LTJG CUTFORTHQ BENNETT, D LESLEY, D. SHORT, W., BAUER, E., VIGIL, F. MULVANEY, W.g LINDSEY, L. LEWIS, W., KOBS, M. KOBS, M., MOTLEY, W., REESE, R., LONG, G. SEBERN, J., MICHAELS, J. SMITH, A., SENA, J., DUMONT, E., VILLANUEVA R., DAYTON, S. KAISER, P., GEISLER, R., LUNA, R, LEFAIVE, R., DOMINY, D., ROBINSON, D, FELBER, J., SINGLETARY, C., LEMASTERS, J, UYEDA, R., MAXWELL, D,g KLUXDAL, J. STEPHENSON, L.g LANDECK, R,g HOSCH, J. BRICKER, D.g SQUIER, G.3 ERSKINE, R. EELBER, J.g LEEAIVE, R. KINGERY, O.g AREVALO, E.3 BAKER, D.5 TAYLOR, R, CORTINAS, E.3 CAEEEY, J.3 KRUCZEK, J.g GILDE, M, LARIMORE, L.3 BROOKS, J.5 LINDSAY, D, A ,, ,Mgw PYATT E.3 BURCI-I, M. f--.-gqyynhl... ' 14,5 SPURLOCK, D.s BAKER, W.: ROOKS, E. gggigh, R., SQUIER, G., IIIGIITOWER, J., SIMS, F. 169 MICHAELSQ I-IALLQ MUNOZQ LTJG MODJESKAg CHRISTENSENQ f EBM ENGLERTQ MCCARTY POLLARDQ CHESTERg BERGQ HUOVINENg DARBYQ FELTONQ CROWLEYQ POYERg O'HALLORANg NELSONQ GONZALES il I I N i LUFQ if il ,EQ i fi Kg? ,gg 'f, if pl ,, ii, 1 i I E E 2 I! 5 lm 1E I 5 W ul! ,f Q' F W.: 1 1. -JN 'QM QW: ,a, 1 1 , ,Q DULKBQMARSHALLQGEEHAN HH LTJG A - f 1 ' a MODJESKA, ENRIQUEL' HOOK' ABBOTTQ ELDREDQ Q 1sAACgLORDSQBRQOKSQCULBERTSQN . 33 P .1 W Ni m agx l i , I il 1 U 170 1 1 g. MQNTGOMERYQHABERMANQKLUGEQMUNGER-LEE MERR1LLgP1EBERGgLTJGEWODJESKA ' ,, ...-,. . ' E I I .-E DAVISQ ORTI-Ig STEVENSON KRAEMERQ MELTONg SMITH.-XMQ BISHOP3 ELDRED3 LTJG MODJESKA E 1 I 5,1 1 iz ? 1 Q 31 21 fu t. B M A-4 KNEELINGQ MUNGERQ RODOCQ BUNDO CAMPOSQ CROCI-IETg MILLERg GRIMES STANDING3 LTJG MODJESKAQ MOSSQ DUSCHANEQ PRICEQ LUNA POLLARDQ THOMPSONQ OLDENBURGQ HTLYARDQ Q FREEMAN' FARMERQ STARNESQ BURLINGQ OLSON COUNTWAYg EDENQ COLVINQ NEELYQ VAN j 1 ' SICKLEQ JAMESQ COLVINQ LTJG MODJESKA x ' fa A 53 YQ TURCOTTEg CUNNINGTONS SAILERQ PERDUE: cfzclgfligifg SWANSONg SABROWSKIQ JOHNSON. DAUKSCHg CASSQ LANGLEYQ DAVISQ HOOTONQ TILLERQ DAVID. DUDLEY5 SERPAQ SHlELg GOODMANQ FOUCHQ TRAUTHQ BARKERQ SAILERQ GRIFFIN: COOPERQ GILLQ CURTISg STEWART , 1 2 WHITEQ COLWELLQ MOOREQ AEQ LANG5 OTTOS TILLEY. SHEPHERDQ BENAVIDESg COOPERQ HYDERQ FREEBURGQ HOWELL. KERLEYQ CHANEYQ ROTTLUFFQ VAUGHN VANDERMEULINQ -SMITHLEY' MONTCOMERY' STEPHENSQ xDICKENSg ALC A,L Ag PORTTEUS DURBINg HENDERSON. GILLETTEQ VAUGHNQ BONFIGHTg OBERHELMAN MCDANIELQ PHILLIPS, 172 PUDISQ LOONEYQ WALKQ BILLECIQ GUTIERREZ, MEARSQ COWELLQ ROBINSONQ HUGHESQ MARTINEZ CARTERg MCCALEg SMITHQ COPELANDQ KINNEY. GARLANDQ KINGg WEATHERFORDQ LIGGINSQ VANCLEAVEQ PARKHURSTQ SCHOFIELD. OLAGUEQ HUEBNERQ JOHNSONQ PHILLIPS. r . N 4, ig. ,f V J i . 7 i N. ' E5TRADAs MOTSCHENBACHERQ BALLQ SHEPHERD, 51.5 SHEPHERD, W Q BMITH: MONT'I3 STARZQ BOEHLINGQ McPHIEg RIGHTWELLQ SCHWENKQ ROARK, L V , 2 ? ' A 'Q if O'NEAL5 CURETONQ HICKMAN- - . IPSEN: LEWIS. , MILLER, LARSEN, J PERSINGQ TATROEg WINDIN A - STEPHEN. GL ND, RODARTE BLOXOMQ SINGLETERRY. 'E k 1 V LI 'ii l I . 1 x , V I rn f CARDENSQ BUCHANANQ MAXWELL RIC HARDg LEGGETTQ BALLQ ASHBAUGHQ BALDONADOQ SMITHMIERQ HYDEg COMBSQ BAXTERg MOTSCHEN- L BACHER .4 v rg. 22 ?'. E lx Eli i ll fl 1,2 at EM M ill tl lil ill A fl, A tl . xg-5 il l ffl li: pil! lui Fl i i - .V . 2 1 'l A l F' X f fi V 53 1 1:5 l l BENNINGTON 'S medical facilities are com- parable to a 50 bed hospital with a staff of four Medical Officers, a Medical Administrative Officer and 22 Hospital Corpsman. The medical staff provides the ship's complement of 2,440 with the services of a psychiatrist, a surgeon, and two flight surgeons, as Well as referral and emergency services for the accompanying task group personnel. A partial lists of sick bay diagnostic, examination and treatment facili- ties, all staffed by trained technicians includes: an x-ray unit, apharmacy-stocking and dispens- ing 3,000 to 5,000 items, an up to date laboratory, and an aviation examining room equipped for administration of annual reenlistment and avia- tion physicals. Other services include: electro- cardiography, eye refractions and examinations, and audiometric testing. Our well equipped ward also provides whirlpool baths, oxygen therapy and high frequency diathermy. A modern Well equipped operating suite completes the picture. DR. GEDDIEQ DR. TAYLOR3 DR. BROWNQ DR. RElLLYg DR. FRIER DR. JONES l ,ig 174 u YANCEY, W, E., HELVIE, C. M4 DEHART, D, GJ FERNANDEZ, J. F,g BURNETT, S. L.g NIELSEN, M, C, HQBBS, J, E.g ROBERTS, M. L. CHIEF SCOTTg CALDWELL, R, C ,3 MARQLF W ARNOLD H C- KACALA A J YAT ' ' -1 , . .L ES, R, R,g SIMMONS, J.: MAROLF, w.g KUHN, M4 VARNER, D., A K COOKE T ROTH, J.gCH PE, .5 , .Q ROBERTS, J,g HILL, R.g CALDWELL, R.5 REED, R. 175 T 4 N X ,.,., ,..,., - 1 ix' ia R 22 A1 3 i F I 4 5 g 176 The BENNINGTON Dental Department staffed by three dental officers and eight techni- cians, offers dental services extending to all phases of dentistry with the exception of Ortho- dontia. Facilities in the department include three well equipped dental operatories plus an x-ray unit and prosthetic laboratory. During the 1965 WESTPAC Cruise an ex- tensive preventive dentistry program has been undertaken with the aim of substantially reducing the incidence of dental caries among BENNING- TON personnel and the embarked Air Group. In an average month, aboard BENNINGTON, approximately 1200 patients are treated and 4000 separate dental procedures accomplished. LT J. M. CAHANQ CDR J. li. I-I.fXRTNlf'I I'g LT REG.-XN. PITTSINGER, H, R,g NICKS, L. D.: C'RljWS, K. WJ l3.'Xl.lf, L, K,g JONES, M. W.3 MALINKY, R. L.3 I'IULl3liRT, l'. W.Q N.'Xl-lfC'K, T, J, Q9 DR- REGAN: D. M. OBERI-IEUg T, J, NALECK BALE, L. K.g CREWS, K. W.3 JONES, M, W.g MALINKY, R. L.3 PITTSINGER, H. R. l A Q I F W 1 r DR, HARTNETTQ J. B, SMITHQ NICKS, L. D. l w f' DR. CAI-IAN Bennington's Navigation Department under the leadership of CDR Bryan R, Eagan, ably and efficiently carried out its primary mission to provide for the safe passage of our carrier through troubled waters during the 1965 deployment. Assisted by the Quartermasters of N Division, our Navigator kept precise, up-to-the-minute ship's position plotted continuously throughout the cruise. Keeping Bennington's skipper, Captain Barnett, ad- vised of minute changes in tides, Wind and weather ranked high among the factors which enabled Big Benn to avoid all navigational hazards, In addition to his main responsibilities, the Navi- gator carried out individual training for all bridge watchstanders. This is attested to by the increase in rates of Quartermasters and qualification of many air-group Officers of the Deck. In all, Navigation more than satisfied its part among the many which made for a highly successful cruise aboard Bennington in 1965. R D MCCARTY, G. D., PARKER, D. G., MONTELLO, M, A., FISHER, J GRUBBS, G. H., MANN, J. I., WALKER, G. I-I.3 BAUMAN, R. E.3 D B VERNON, D. B., LONG, T. B.3 CARROLL, P. A. LT. PARKER, D G MCCARTY, C. D., MONTELLO, M., A.g VERNON, D. B xX7 LUCAS, W, E., GRUBBS, G. H., MITCHELL, E., SWAN, J, G - GACHUPIN, F. J. FIETBP. A, CARROLL, BARR, R, L.g LONG, '! ENS W R ADAMS MANN J I WALKER, G, H,, PEARSGN, D. B., BAUMAN, R- E ROGERS, G. L. 'I 179 X I 18O TIN, D, KJCLARK, W, A.. TURKINGTON, W., WILLSON, L. E., WALTON, W. H. KLAUS, V. V.g YUILLE, J. S.: ELLSWORTH, J. LCDR D. LIGHTNERQ wEsT,c. E., KLEIN, D. D PRDETT, D, OPERATIONS The pri- mary mission of the Operations Department is planning, coordination, and scheduling for the ship and the air group as directed by higher authority. The Operations Department also diseminates informa- tion from Combat informa- tion Center, ASCAC, CATCC and the Weather Office. Operations has the responsibility for technical maintenance, repair, and preventive maintenance, of shipboard electronic equip- ment. The ships Air Intelli- gence office and Photogra- phy laboratory, are also manned and operated by the Operations Department. Operations has 165 men and 23 Officers who have Worked long and hard to make their department one of the outstanding BEN- NINGTON team members during the WestPac cruise 1965. M. GREENFIELD, R. AJ FOLEY, R. F., MORAN, E.g JACKSON, D. J.3 PI-IlNNEY,G.M.3 MOSLEY, R. C, ?1? KINSEY, T. .Lg WEIN, L. E.. MORRIS, H. S.. DELILLE, T, G., BASKIN, T. H.. WILSON, C. R.. SPIRES, O. L.. HAZELETT, J. H. WILLET, CWO-4g CHIEF FREESEQ LPO' KAPPELY. ENS KRUETZFELDT. SHARKEY, P. W.: AKINS, P. W5 RANDAZZO, E. R. BICHIMER, J. MJ PETERS, .Lg DAVID, D, C',g ADMIRE C. J.g NICAEOOS, R. K.3 LT. W. A. PELTON. LUSSIER, A. JJ GALAMBUS, S.H.g MILLER, T. LJ REX. K. M. , , ,. ,Q .6 g . 1 TURNER, J. O., I-IOLLINGSWORTH, R. E. KIERNAN, R. E.3 BERG, R. E., DUNN, C. C. CHAIMERS, C. L., MOSER, L. M., MCINTOSH, i , WHALLEY, R, E. 1 4 Ag R. W. KENNEDY, W. C. 5 1 -L 3 Z 2 ,.Qw..,, 4. i E 182 , MILLER, G. M., WHEELER, L. A., DUARTE, R., KILZER, E. J., MORRIS, J. M., MYERS, E. L., BLACK, ROBBINS, E, R., NISPURUK, M. E., EGGERTSEN, K., ROBERTS, J. E.3 JORDAN, C. W., CRAIG, T, M. PROSEUS, C. R., BLYTHE, D. M., MCMURTRAY DOWMAN, J. D., GUSTAESON, T. A., SCI-IUCHARD TALBOTT, D. W., BRIGHT, D. L., PATTERSON, MARTIN D. L., TURNER, P. E. GONZALEZ, S., MILLER, D. J., THOMAS, E. K.: EDDY C. L., DOLENGA, R. S., GEISER, M. J.: BLOOM, F-E TACKETT, W. E., CHIEE VOELTZ.g LTJG HANOVE 9 MARTINEZ, J. W.g BRGUGHTON Ay SMITH M PAYNE, J. H.. SKELTON, K. A, SPIAC,KELFOfiD,.LOOTENS F. L. 3 DANKO, J. E. WOLFBRANDT M. P.. SEVERN, D. N., LTJG REINHADRT JRJ BROWN, R, K. JR.g DODD .1 3 LTJG K. G. REINHERDTg HANOVER, LTJGg LTJG A. N. j CHERDACKQ LT UNGERg LTJG BLYg LT LAWRENCE. W LTJG WELLS, ENS BOEDDECKER. .l fl LCDR P. E. SPEIRERg CUPP, H. L.: TOKER- Nuts and bolts, rags, and swabs resistors and tubes, ,pens and paper, in short all those items required to keep the ship ship-shape are supplied by the S-l division through 34 storerooms. S-2 division feeds the crew for some 13 hours each dayg 3 meals and midnight rations. After all the food is eaten someone has to clean up. This is the job of the S-2L division the division most boots are assigned to when first reporting onboard. Sales and Service is handled by S-3 they provide the crew with clothes, laundry service, tailoring, shoe repairing, hair cuts, in addition to candy and ice cream, soda, tobacco and necessity items. Every other Thursday S-4 and the disbursing clerks pay the crew its hard earned Wages. The care and feeding of the ship's officers is entrusted to the S-5 divi- sion. And last but not least the S-6 division supplies oltlr air group with parts to keep our planes in t e air. CDR HOBKIRKg LT BOORMAN. DEGARMO, T.g PIRES, G., BENE, W., LAWRENCE BULLARD, R., WEETS, G., cH1LDRES K - ADAMS W., HAYES, R., RANSQM, R. ' ACUNERA, R.g DE GARMO, T.g ZURITA, E3 BERTRAM, T.g MYERS, J., RUSSELL, C., ARINDUQUE, C., CWO-4 SCHMIDT. E. D. NIXONg LTJG H. A. GINTERg S. SMIGIELg R. ORTIZ O BERRIE, R. L., SWARTZg WOOD, C., SMITH, A., PLEASENT AL. EJEMILTON, E. L., ANDREWS, HUTSELLQ BAUGI-I, R. 4ll,---sz. O D.g TOWSLEY, J., WINTER, J., SHELTON, R: I i HARRIS, L., DUARTE, J., WHITE, R., PENNIMAN, G.g WARREN, T. , - ..., ...-., ..,Lu.,vv.n..1Lx, MJLLJLQ DlHWAK'l'. GILEQ ORTIZJg ING, JERRELg WALKER. BARNESQ BURNETTEg ADAMS, PAULQ SQUIRE HARWELLg CURTIS, SCI-IMILLANg RIOS W 3 ILSONE BOLLINg DOUGHERTYg KELLEYg DE JONGg OOUOHLLN. LO MONACO, HARKNESSg HARTYg RUSTg HARLOW PETERSONg VINCENT, BRONSONg GOULDg BAYLISS PRILLg PENNIMAN' YOUNG' ' , , WHITE, HARRIS ROGERS, BALDWINg EASTMAN. 186 M --A: M., ....... ...,,, ., ., Q 5 CHAPMAN: DRIVER, TREAT, PRYORQ O'NEIL: JAY PECKg BYRDg HERRERAg NOERg ,PANTEKCEEE BORNg CRONKHITEg GREEN' CHESHIRE' R JOHNSON, BROWN, COOK? LEAKE: SQUIER! GORDONg TORRESg GREER' ADAMS- MAJOR CALHOUN, BRIMMg CRONNg DOEZENSKI: RHEA- wi, Q PELONI-2g CHIEF ROSEg MOOREQ ENS CHODAS SEULDQ PEREZg BROWNING., NSHAW: WILSON 5 DAVISg McREYNOLDSg MCCLAIN 1, ' 4 THURMANgALEXANDER'BIDDIN 1 . Y: ENS CHODOS. , GS,x1cREwxOLDS,s.,xzxDL1zs .2 TAGGERTg MITCI-IELLg FELTZg BENTONg WARD. SCHAIBLEg VARGASg GOULDg DAVISQ THURMANg MCCLAIN. STEEDg TI-IORNBURGg RIVERAg CUMMINGSg LASLEYg ROBINSONQ MARSTERSg ENS CHODOSg AKERS. , r Y QA V 1 X BERRYg SWARTZg WOODg SMITH, Ag PLEASANTQ NEAL I HAMILTONg ANDERSONg HUTZELLg BAUGH. li w ,vi Ye: 4 i A 1 1 3 ANGCAYA, G. B.g HERNANDEZ, F. C.g CHAVEZ, A, J.g J fl GERONIMOg ALEGADO R. A. - i INEZ, L. I.g IGNACIO, A.g GREPO L. G ' CASTILLO i L. C., GARCIA, J. B., MISA, D. 13.5 sALAFR'ANcA,G.F.f A PERALTA, E. L. A 2 W, ,W k W 4 1 1 i 4 ,L I GOPEZ, D Mg FRANCISCO E B, NOBLE P f MADALI, Af Pi SACMAN, H. Vg DEVERA, A. ' ' GJ A LTJG DOUGLASg BUSTONERA, C. T4 REYES, F, A,- g A LINAD, S. D., DIOQUINO, J. S, MANUEL, D. S, ' ? Q 188 DONNELLYg SCHRAMLQ ECKERTg BERGSTROM. MARTINEZg MILLERg LEEg SPARKS. I -' N. ' 4:4- ' 9 .X h 2 I W ff .W 3-ss. , . wef- ID Q 2 -I 'R' ' I . x 1 H ,I EN, -1- J 1 N 4 . gf i . 1 'Inf L A L.. 5 , I i 5 1 BURLEY, M. A.g BATSON, D. T.g BROWN, O.g BURKE, W.g BOULERICE, J. HENDERSON, B. T.gVETALY, J. A.g KOCH, R. A.g RICKERT, G. ....,..- .Rf J. R. ' ., 1 f i L , SxuTHg SPOON, R. A.: PORTER, XEURANE, R. D.. EASSADY, G. D.: FORTUNE, J. L. ENS SHAW. BEALOGLOW, V. M.. RMRAS, R. C4 GLYMPH, R. L.. HEYN, J.gDELISLE, R.g NICHOLAS, CJMUCHILLE, A.. MILLER, 189 190 ENS CANNON, FFER, J. J. D SCHAE Vgtp-als The primary missions ofthe Weapons Department are to defend the ship from enemy attacks, provide the ship's aircraft with ord- nance to carry out their assigned missions and the performance of deck seamanship operations and evolutions. The Weapons Department has been divided into four basic groups under the Weapons Officer, the Ordnance Group, the deck group, Special Weapons, and the Marine Detachment. The Department's 304 men under the leadership 'of its 19 ,officers has proven time and time again its outstanding capability of getting the job done despite long hours of Work. Their outstand- ing devotion to duty has been emphasized again this year by being awarded for the second con- secutive year the Navy's Battle Efficiency Award for the Pacific Fleet CVS Weapons Departments. ENS MORRIS, ENS ADAMSg ENS SHERMAN, lst LT HAMMONDg ENS MILOMg LT ANDERSON, LTJG STREET, ENS BARNUM. ENS CANNON, LTJG MUQUlSTg LTJG YATESg ENS DELGALDOQ lst LT JACKMANg LTJG THOMPSONg ENS BROWN. CAPT. McSWEENYg LCDR. KUI-IN, CDR KANAKg LCDR STRASLER LT MARLIN. fi 5 -- , SMITH E. D.g KIRKLAND, D. L.g CI-IAIRES, D., A E T. L. glRI5IEX3?FLCjSI, O.. DOUEERLY, J. W.. HESS, E. L., AN VIETS, D. I EIf1J1Si11E1gESiMH.'L.g WALSH, N1. J.. TESSON, M. IDI., EOSSLER,' O. A.. THOMAS, D.g LAMBERSON, L. .5 REYNIER, D. L. ! CONDGON, O. E.g VERNETT1 J. W- N - NI.1?gSM1C1INI1.g HOLLADAY, J. R. ORRIS' R' C , C.p BRADSHAW, A. J.g BANKSTON NEWCOMB, J. W., RICHIE, J. EJ O'MEALY, . . EIRDSALL, P. D.. MATHIS, H. W.g LYKKEN, O O MENEESE, O. E4 PEAL, J. L.. ENS EARNUM. X Zlfrvwwuwwssuwwfvfffvg A f' ww fx fwff ,N f ALJ., 4V f , .RX . fd, . 7 CHRONERT, J. V.g SHAVER, R. D,g MUNSON, M. L.g MCCOY, B. L, PETERMAN, E.g PARSELY,C. F.g LTJG YATESg SMITH, T. J.g KENSLEY L C BLACK, J.. DAVIS' O. E.- PLJOHTA W. E- KILOOUR, J- R-4 MIOHAUD, Tig CLEMENTS, O. 'E ' I 7 1 J T UINN, J, HOSS, R. N, HARTLEY, R. W.. COOK, R- IQIICHOLAS, J. A.g BELL, E., MATHEWS, L- W.: ENS T NHLON. . A ROGERS, J. W.. ANDERSON, A.g MATHENY, L- D., . BUTTS, L. K. I 9 7 T I I 4 BUTTS, L. E., WILSON, C. LJ WILLIAM, E, GJIVIATHENY, L. D. I I I uv1vlANg WHITSONQ PATINOg BAXTERQ STEVENSg WOMACHQ LEEQ FFRRIS L RAN DALLg CEDNNE- R5 I-IUMPHREYg KIRBOQ .-XLDRICHQ JO ' i HNSGN, SALM E R . 192 - SCI-HLOWSKYg LAMACCIAg C UZICKg SELLERS WILLSONg BRECHNERg WINN. WARDg ANDERSONg HANEYQ HIESERMANNg OWENS ARMSTRONGQ BROWN. LARSONQ ERDLEYg LORREKOVICH. G -rl 575,95 , ,,- - wifi' U' 4 v , ML.. P ' , ff , -x' VY '.-.... . COTEg WILDERg DAVISg BOOZERg I-IAWFg PAUL5 AFFEY. ENS DELGALDOQ YACKO, E. J. WATSONg SMITH, F. H.gMOTTONg SHIELDSg MOOREQ ENS MORRIS. CONLEYQ HALLIDAYg DAWEg WHITEg STANFIELDg DAVIS, R. A. WALKERg STALEYQ JENSENg MORRISg SHOWALTERg WAGNERg WESCOTTg SKINNER. STEWARTQ EASTERg SI-IELTMANg REPKAgPOLSOINQNIGHTINGGALE. MUZZIOg O'QUINN. 193 f z 1 J s I Z l w Y 194 PASEKg LTJG NUQUISTg RUSEK. IVIEYEHSQ SMITH F, W STONEg NEIGHBC5RSg SALMONSONQ GEE. WILLIAMS J W' PORTNELL EDGEK S , . ., 5 O KIg PUST, MORRIS, J. L, MOORLAGg GILLg WHITT. PASEKg LTJG NUQUISTg YANTAg UFFENSg ADKINS ,Q w X ' ss' ,,,,-i.-hhqhi' N xnxx ge , S XX N S STONEg NEIGHBORSg SALMONSONg GEEg MEYERS, SMITH. w....,...., 4, ,V , W , f f -,x.,,4M- I. I STROUDQ SCHAFFERg BELLg MICI-IAELg CONZETTg LCDR STRASLERg ROWELLg MECHLLNQ KUNKLERg BEZANSON. DWYERQ DUNNg McCAYg JOHNSON. i I 1 195 gf M 13 as .r alll Z4 'I ' 1 , r v 1 1 3 E Qi I ,i i 1 1 -X A , 1 I . I i I SICKLESg THOMPSONg Lei-BLANC. LOCKLERRg SMITH J. C , .5 LTJG THOMPSONQ RIVERAg BACKLIN. SIMPSONg KUSZLERg ANDERSONg OFFENBACKERg EGGLETONg WRAYg PACE. 196 BOOSg TI-IOMPSONg I-IOLLOWAY. P IC KE N S' JONES- LTJG THOMPSON ME x 2 J SMITH, J. L. STONECIPHER' THOMPSON' LeBLANC MCCA , , 5 B - NEWBERYQ LANDRYg CIVELLOg SICKLESg MANNIN2 THOMPSONQ CIVELLOg MANNINGg SICKLES. CONNER WYLIE POND RICE SWINGLE A KLINTWORTH VANROOY ARAGON BURNS J MES MCGINNIS ROWLES DICKEY LABELLE WATKINS CARROLL MCCLENDON PURCELL BROWN C WE ST 5 T-ww l DAWSONg RUANEQ BROCKQ WILLIAMSQ LAWg INABNITg WATERSQ COLE. . SL 1 , ,Z YT: STOCKTONg WRICHTQ SCI-IERERg ADAMS, F.g BARRETTg BATEMANg FINNEYQ BUNKERg NAGYg SCI-IILDMEYERg RIZZOTTOQ HEFLEYg CRUBICQ LETINICI-Ig LAMB. f GAYTANg MAHOODQ CAPT. MC SWEENEYQ lst LT HAMONDQ MILAMQ THORNTON. 197 t. l, .xi E 4 I 5 .i ' 'l i, 'i 1, il 3 'I .HQ X l l ia i i I 3 , ll 3 4 4 I l I I ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS The cruise book is an expression of ideas. It encompasses the ship, the mission, the ports and most of all,the crew. The telling of this story in a picture book form fell to a small group of men I refer to as the team. To this team I must express my sincere gratitude and thanks for the Work, sweat and tears shed in its creation. To LCDR Richard LaBarre for his help in preserving the peace and uniformity of the cruise book team. To LTJG Mike Ryan for his tremendous effort and success in organizing the Ship's Company Section and for his contributions as Executive Editor. To LT JG's Jim West, Don Wetmore, Joe I-Iart, Ron Eox,'Larry Decker for their contributions to the Air Command Section, as Squadron Editors. To LT J G Thom Gunlock for his artistic ideas expressed in the cover design, section pages and end sheets. To Ed Bloom for his tremendous job of photo Work turned out in such a short period of time. And the Photo Lab for its printing and processing. To .lack Hagerman for his Work and ideas in the layout of the book. To Guy Sherman for his help in collecting, sorting and drawing the various rate designators for divisional pages. To Bryant Smith and Charlie Boyd for their efforts in typing and copy organization, resulting in the finalization of the book. And lastly, but. most important, to Skip Calvert for his contributions of varied and assorted help Without which this book would never have come to, being. BQ vga. Ensign E. C. MacTernan Editor-in-Chief E' 198 L 355 ,, . . .. ,.., 4 ., v 1- fi Lhf '24, W M, z,:,33,3,v .idly-4.,.if-L I - :yi A . 1 . ,'a.'s3... f , :WJ ZZ, 4 . V, 'iw -fwzcifw q, -1 1 , f' - -'P 1.,g,gj'-5 , . F. 5 x .. .f.,.,,..-J. . ,.,,. ,, ,,,, ,if ,. ,. , ,. V - sr. rr XQ W A an ' A., Avf 4 ff , r March: 22 . . 23 - 31 . . April: 1 - 9 . . 10 - 18 . . 19 . 20 - 30 . . May: 1 - 3 . 4 - 9 . . 10 - 12 . . 13 - 21 . . 22 - 24 ., . 25 - 27 . . 28 - June 2 June: 3 - 4 . . 5 - 10 . . ll - 13 . . 14 - 20 . . 21 - 25 . . 26 - 30 . . July: 1 - 9 . 10 . 11 - 13 . . 14 - 19 . . 20 - 29 . . 30 - 31 . . August: 1 - 18 . . 19 - 20 . . 20 - 24 . . 25 - 26 . . 27 - 31 . . September: 1 - 9 . . 10 - 18 . . 19 - 22 . . 23 . . 24 - 30 . . October: 1 - 6 . 7 A f-.. f--.... 'S ,573 , Cruise Itinerary Underway From Long Beach Enroute Pearl Harbor, Hawaii Operational Readiness Evaluation Pearl Harbor, Hawaii Underway for West-Pac Enroute Yokosuka, Japan Enroute Manila, Philippine Islands Operation Seahorse Bangkok, Thailand Enroute Subic Bay, Philippine Islands Enroute Hong Kong, British Crown Colony Enroute Sasebo, Japan I Operation Cross-Tee Hakodate, Japan Enroute Buckner Bay, Okinawa Enroute Yokosuka, Japan Enroute Station Off Vietnam On Station On Station Enroute Subic Bay, Philippine Islands Enroute Station Off Vietnam On Station On Station Enroute Yokosuka, Japan Underway for CONUS Enroute Home Enroute Home Arrive Long Beach, California WALSWORTH hed6Bo d ALSWOR Marceline, Mo., U. S. A. 199 Mx ' K , , ,S,x,k, 5 f fir' f Q-fff.f.':' ., A dy X ,, x ,. A 'wc W fn. M1-f-'1SSwv,::f E: - mf ,, 1 . ,, . Q , M ., A ,.ff, , 1 . X -M - f-ffefw-My , Q X f qv -Av W, ,Q I X X -V 'zz fi, .bww .fr