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H -X K . 4 :- Xi , e . ,- 1 i' X '- 3?-fr' Xj lg V , . A NK' K - . 4' - N .5 ff' r - 2 ... 'SX . .- -,-GE?-X ' 1- 'Qi - s 3,4 , K ' ' ' Q - g X -XA M. 4 4, CAPTAIN C. B. CILL USN Releaved on I Sept. 1952 by CAPTAIN B. SOUTHERLAND USN Chief of Staff Carrier Dz'vz'sz'0n One 1- -4- ' ' - A if Q N+ e CC , l f . 1 , .,-. 1 1 - 1 .. , REAR ADMIRAL H. E. REGAN USN Commander Carriev' Division One JO ,..,. ,ff '.1,..!' xIf:.:g:'.:'-v fp, -,,,, :g,.g:,:1 ,,., . .ww ' ' vi Q, ,mf ff '. . r .f'Zf, - uf .gif-' ,Ly - VV KSN L vj H ff-,L: '19 qx u 955115,-ing ' ' ,,,,,-.-.-432, ':, ,-.rf ,, .e,,e Q ,,,.,... , I ,. -35.4--f 45 -5255-rf :I y S COMMANDER R. W. LEEMAN USN Releaved in june 1952 by COMMANDER L. H. BAUER USN Executive Ojicer vii' 'F1: 1 X 5 fx ' XV! I 7 A IOHN PAUL IONES was our first of brilliance and audacity. He was the founder of the American Navy unique distinction of being the first to hoist our country's flag the jirst aboard OW 197'-Yi flagship, the ALFRED . He was the first to carry and to receive a salute to it from a foreign power as well as the first to raise it upon warship of superior strength, captured in battle. He was the first an American force on a European coast. He was abroad the battle order was given the American Navy: Go WITHOUT DELAY TO ATTACK, TAKE, AND DESTROY ALL THE ENEMY THERE? He did pau the pm: amphibious action and the first Marines. I FORT NASSAUI He was with the first and last flag flying at the truclq of the ship which conquered and captured IBONHOMME RICHARD and SERAPISI He was the first man United States of America com- plimented by a resolution: a goldgglamedalswasxli in his honor to commemorate his gf'6'6l1f6Si victory. H6 Wd! the Only Oficer of Continental forces to be so honored. He was awared the privilege of the, fla'g floor houses of Congress and he received a similar favor from the Constitutional. ltlt The people of this and other lands or- ganized public demonstrations in lqnighted him. LOUIS XVI of FranCc' presented him with a gold mounted pgmjongci him, CATHERINE THE GREAT of RM-ffid Ctfvllffl llim upon him imperial decorations and loaded him, WM? .maflif Ol he died, the commission of Admiral of Firm, far 072 iw writing dgfbi- HC' our naval heroes to be buried within ffhf Wall Ol the Umffd Smffff Naval was that naval officer who in great peril in the 'heat Ol While fffblfd to 61 for with the immoral words which shall ring forever: I HAVE NOTWYET FIGHT fl fi, ff X y X I I Z, XX They went f they waste of For is cz cause u g of zt as the move jflled with hadows, he szghzheaneq ound zn Zhzs X They went Tomorrowp hen the X ,.4vE2,, n-,, ,-, -...,,r- , --Mn H-,,,,--'R-X .- xv- g X ,Q 'F' ' ,.-,' 'wt' ng- v., ' , , Q 'I an Y i .3 Q H.. an NV, -- Z P-- '-.L-'Zi-':. .-F- - 'f 5:5-- '- -.1 P:-1-f, Y e- M --,-.::--' v -- - .-191' -L.:'-gf -, 2 -- B1-, T'UUr ' -H-'- ' 'Y xUgunv 'A' Q 3w'lI' iq-v vii' 5.11 '4 ' Tyr N, U- V 5 i7 xsb-'xv-,xy Q . .J ff' Nur -- UU --V 'N-'Ili-'uv i 'l'.3i' - V 'l f- ' -4.-,, ,mf--H '--- W 1.-.:- in-r -H V 'W T XJ v -v Ag.,--' --nav' - 'gay o Q ,iv suv- 'lure U' ' 'lu--1 3- V' 'hw' V ii . hurf 1' , nn... ,nm: 'Q-'-f v5 .q 4 A1 N ,avi X 'W , 'iw ,W io Y Jah, in V , :.1: Q ...-:11rEFEEE5E5E5E5E523E5E5S555E5Z535555E2EE5EEE552E2I55232ESEf555iiiiffifiifiiifiifiiiiff?i5E5f5fiE5i5?555i5f5E51555if2325555Q555555553if555f5fi5E525f55515f353Q5555I5I5:if'7'::f::'f z'5 ' ' ? ---...- .- -,-.-.-,-.-.-.'.A.-..,.,.,.,.,.,-.A,,.....,,,.,.,.-,4.,,,.,....-,.,., I ,.,.,...,.,...,.,.,.,.,.,.4. ......... I W1 FL ' . .-.-.f:- : 1: ..-.-. A ed fvf Command- 'ffm' 'he e C - 'he 'ee year old previous India mefchanfmanf PUC DE do - DURAS- ff was 0 Squat' and ugly vesse' wffh high poop deck aft and was being sold by its owners because the timbers were rotting away. Of nine hundred ninety six blethen tons, she was one hun- dred fifty feet long. sported three masts and was will manned by o polyglot crew of a dozen national- ities. numbering three hundred and fifty souls, at lllhi the time of the battle with the SERAPIS . On Sep- tember twenty third 1779, under the command of fo CAPTAIN JOHN PAUL JONES, the UBONHOMME RICH ARD , so named by the captain because of it BON nom his friendship for BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, fought ......A,.bA 06' . an epic battle with the English frigate SERAPIS ' and though mortally wounded emerged the victor. , .V:f:5:f:1:5:2:f:if1f1fjIf I The crew transferred to the USERAPIS ' and JONES assumed command of his prize while his :1:: Z own victorious flagship sank. -.-:-:-:-1-1-:fag-' f QX , f'i2 E152 PRESENT BON HOMME RICHARD .. W5 y The present ship was launched on the Twenty ' Ninth day of April 1944, from the New York Naval 5- ' Shipyard and was christened by MRS JOHN S. A MCCAIN, wife of RADM JOHN S. MCCAIN. 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X f if A f A Z f f f Z ay! ft ff f ZW We arrived on the line just in time to strike the Fusen and Kyosen hydro-electric plants in North Korea in the greatest combined effort ofthe Navy and Air Force since the war started. This was followed up by sorties against targets i11 the city of Pyongyang, capital of North Korea. The Air Group inflicted great and extensive damage upon the enemy and prosecuted the com- munication interdiction program with a good will and spirit. The ship did the housekeeping and made it possible for the group to operate: This was our FINEST HOUR . This was the reason for our training. This was the justification for our being in the Navy. ON THE LINE, KOREA, 1952. i I A 1 3 I I 1 1 5 a I w E 3 2 clean the guns... 1 vii, f:. lm f! ,fi fl a N 's.., 20 load the ammo, and. .. 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XX . , X X X ,Q X,wwS2:XXWQWs X, ,,:,.,X, , ,A MX X most make good passes.. but some get waved OH.. while others crash into barriers.. baowicades.. or planes parked f01'wao'd The NAVY figllif the war with ivvterdiction in the hills. K s . . .the Corsairs. .. and the AD'S! . . .the jets. . .fWh00j9s.' Wrong plane but ENS CLARE made the first take-of in the combat areaj .rendezvoused with four I gave her seventy milvls lead and. . . Cuba? Crete? Nova Scotia? Catalina? It's the little things that count Standby to start pistons. .eg . Q 4 f 5 ,i V y N 00 W M W A5 y Q G, ' X N ' ' 11 Qi' 4 J s .' -, 4 In 1 Q 5 A L pc v . V mx, 14 y wt if K- - -:IE I' .A ' X' -:-- -1- -'.- :-- CJQ9 Flak sure was heavy over the taiget today... 29 We 1'e2blenz'sh, as scheduled, come fair weather or foul AWWWXWW ' f f X f X7 W fl ff A ADM. WILLIAM M. FECHTELER, accoin- A A ,1.1,:,:.,1: 'A .,.'i pimtea by VADM ROBERT P. BRISCOE, H fx 'S , COMNA VFE, and RADM TOM B. HILL, X ,- ' A Chief of S taht PA CFL T, came aboard in july ...-I Q I .vlzznt while on an inspection trip of the Far East Mili- A Q AL.:21::: E ,,vA4,:,:..,,:,:,:.1,:,,,,1,:,:,t,, Q .QQ ,1,: tary Poms. VADM 1. J. Clark, CoM- I N SEVENTHFLT joined thein on the Bonnie .Q- tiii ttitt,i., A -W5-Kr' i.ii tlt 1-1 w- .1.1Q 11: -..:., f ' . ..1.1 .i.,...,, .,.,,,., . ....... . .t,... . x 'nw VIP's Aboard To View TF77 Op6r21tiOI1S - -- 'jOCKO clears up ci point. Maj'0r General GLENN O. BARCUS, CNO voices an opinion. C0mGen 5th Air Force, views carrier opemtions with RADM REGAN. CAPT. GILL greets RADAI GOLDPVAITE The Admirals speak of nmny tlzings. W . Ease ahead Look at all that water. IINQ WJ! llosol . - v ' 1 so , : - iL Q Q ig L 1' ,gi -' ii. 1 'A seat in the goofers was worth fifty Quldf' In the spot. Humane society. . .Something about unnecessary killing of oxen. . . G0 'round again with ten seconds of gas Nine little messages of LO An AD shoves 017. Heads Up-Bomb!! The BE DASH DEVILERS. . . Whatsa matter with the second section? Kyosen N0. 4-and the lights went ont. 5 5 k The State of North Carolina presents the BHR Brand new Chiefoos. with a ftagg jPj used to live there. 2 - 1 X 9 ew 1 4 X 1 27 t Q 2 ., , We get Ronnie EATON back. Y S0 tired they can sleep standing on ' thezr heads in a tnh of stale beer W 7 X W f f W F g y ld b ll d turn to Japan for p d f r d Th f h d ly different a g dff peopl h hpb t d ll R dR f d l tion and lib y Japan wi h g ld pl d b y d q l ld 1 q d y g women a d ph g phy d bl h 1 f h J t F jiy d M l from h y p d y l h l 1 R d R At the 'fH.M.S. OCEAN bar... Q f f W many frzendshzps began which allowed mutual interest... to develop. .. between the Brz'tz'slz air mm and our own 38 W W me e e ewf e TraD5e is a problem everywhere. . re S Saiwq 5412 and do for W T4 1 are 'Z 66324767 2Qj2Q,J'0?72 2 6, I And the beautiful scenery. . . Shows marked contrast Ufith the towrts. ' W KV . . ' . 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N W N59 X DOWNTOWN X , Pfdp Q u. . if f FIEIGEIG j, ' GHQ MOTOR yxg 1? K fy ' Q S Xe, W W f ff . 02 Mme' 1 3 I l M fn N ! 'v 'KI ' jx J . 'WHA15 - v PALACE , QE I ,ff . 7? f vi- KV HEIGHTS X -' Q fx We . fn WK A Q H S mfr BLDG - v f ' fr' in Wm - 4 LQ X X ' 'KL 1 A, K. '- f ad f f fyf ff NR' 0 jT', f ir 'K 27, E ,Q M? W' N IL J 7 i Nljxgf : Q5 f r , ,ff-f J , , C ' ff -1 ' J 'wr 1 2, A tribute to at great man. 'N-.. If ! 29 Thats the kind of ship for me. ,1-6? 45, 1,41 . 1 - 1 A -4 xi , ' .4 . . 1 i.-.L - ,- Q . I N , 1 V I, V . . 'J 1 5 14 1 I1 EE ' i I I fi ,. 11 I 1 1 i .Q i : ij 1 9 . 5 4 1 , 1 1 4 if 1 I' f 1 1? -A. ,.1 3 1 E1 n i if 1,1 t Y ,fc .f 'Sa-5 ' 5.k:4..3. 1 fyzkq, I t 1-,.f.1!'5 Iii ?1-il? 1 ri: - fx, .K , 'ig 3 3! .Ni i :5 ! 'UH N Aft.,-V, 3 I 1 - - , s 171, gr 1 5 535555 L. Q, ,-1-.-mr . .wmv .1 ' -., 2+H:'. rd 'J - -'-. '::- --. '41-2'-... A 1'x 'Fill hurt:-. 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VVait 'til john Deere hears about this Don't sit around the ship Looking grim and glum and dour, Colne recreate with me my friend At a thousand Yen per hour. ,xml K ! -1 a There are gods. .. d d . . . ' an go S and 771076 g0ds. ., and still more gods -H ---.t,...a.... ,t P I W' IZ fa WW fi WW aff WW W W Kaya fa iff ff fff Wfffa f f ,f-, fa XIX faffff X I 41 1 if boG f G 1 Q , 2 A A! , -',,4 H!! ' f lx Carrier Air Group Seven is an East Coast W lf' Command with NAS Quonset Point, Rhode Island I , , QB ale .2 , ' ' a,3a19,4,9ki,0 px 5 1 as its home base. VPr1or to 1946 the group was 1 9 Xymatnfgi- - ' designated Air Group Eighteen and had an out- f' ga dig OU'foti.G 'X' standing World War Two record aboard the U.S.S. ff f a f BENNINGTON, and the U.s.s. INTREPID. s way W .:A' . ' With only one other air group from AirLant N to have previously taken part in the Korean con- J ' flict, Air Group Seven was a logical successor. 0 The current group composed of VF-71, VF-72, 0 9 vr-74 and vA-75 had participated in a Mediter- . ranean cruise and numerous Atlantic Fleet exercises and had reached a high state of preparedness. Thus, still intact, the two Panther squadrons, Corsair squadron, and Skyraider squadron were ordered to AirPac and the U.S.S. BON HOMME RICHARD. Detachments from VC-4, VC-12, VC-33, and VC-61 were assigned to the group to complete the combat team. ' Commanded by Commander Gaylord B. Brown, USN Air Group Seven reported to the shi on Ma 19 1952 J P Y 9 1 after flying its planes across country. Shortly thereafter, participation in the Operational Readiness Inspection by ComF 'H b ' d h b ' ' air awaii su stantiate t e a ility oi the group to perform. A grade of Excellent and the comment the best trained group yet inspected there prior to heading on to the Korean Theater was received. No sooner had the ship arrived in Far East waters than was the Air Group called upon to prove its worth by taking part in the great hydro-electric power plant strikes of 23 and 24 June, with devastating results on the assigned targets. Subsequent missions in- 43. cluded prop strikes with the jets providing flak suppression, jet CAP and RECCO flights, photo and escort missions, prop gunfire spot for naval vessels, night attacks, and anti- submarine patrols. Not to be outdone, the 650 men in the various squadrons provided outstanding availability and servicing per- 'tting the group to operate with near 100 t effectiveness. The pilots and crew of Carrier Air Group will long remember this cruise on the SS BON HOMME RICHARD to the Theater. l Oh my COD Take a cut Tokscm Doksan' Do you suppose he shoulda had a IfVha-Ita ya suppose he's doing, HBUSK vom.. ' U i .,, comzng zu from that angle? ' 5LL , .. ,,, ,,, - 4 lst Row: LT M. C. Carter, LCDR C. H. Sewall, CDR C. B. Brown, LCDR G. C. Buhrer, LT C. NV. XfVebb. 2nd Row: LT J. A. Humes, LTJG L. C. Hofto, LT R. F. Grant, LT C. Qnj XVCISSC, LT R. E. Luehrs, LT C. YV. King. Upper Left Inset: LT D. C. Wfeaver. Upper Right Inset! LTJG J. NV. Hansen. lst Row: L. E. Sullivan, YV. N. Aulson, T. L. DeI.atte, J. li. De1'asqua1e, C. E. Inglis, G. L. Cooke, R. fnj. Lambert. 2nd Row: XV. J. Keith, A. M. Severa, R. L. Goodwin, F. A. Connealy, E. B. Cameron, M. N. Ternes, J. A. Lewis. 3rd Row: F. Qnj. XVolstencroft, S. fnj. Vaughn, E. F. Kutila, J. L. Delaney, E. Qnj. Compton, F, Laplaca, D. F, Lammi, F. A. Connealy, A. M. Severa, E. B. Cameron M. N. Ternes, R. L. Goodwin. ff!! f a Wy if MQ Wg A A 7 fy W ffyf W! if my 4 Wf4 A f!f Q fe!! X ff eff? fwfff iff JET PILOTS MAN PLANES -a far cry from the beginning of the colorful history of FIGHTER SQUADRON SEVENTY ONE which began in the spring of 1943 at NAS Whidbey Island, Washington, then equipped with twelve FM-1's and nine TBM's and known as VC-18. VC-18 part- icipated in the strikes against Attu in the Aleutians in May and June of that year. The squadron was later reformed with thirty-six F6F's and returned to combat in June of 1944, aboard the USS INTREPID. This tour carried the squadron through the Palau, Philippines, Leyte, and Okinawa cam- paigns. On this cruise the Fickle Finger Squadron , thus known because of the gesturing devil insignia, was credited with 172 kills in the air, 300 planes destroyed on the ground, with assists in sinking the Japanese battleships MUSASHI and YAMATO. A triumphant return was made to the United States late in 1944 after which the squadron was redesignated VF-18, moved to San Diego, and outfitted with FSF Bearcats. In October 1945, the squadron moved to its present home port at NAS Quonset Point, Rhode Island, where families resided and waited for those brief periods between the many cruises in the Atlantic, Caribbean, and Mediterranean. Shortly after being redesignated and named, Fighting Seventy One, proudly accepted for service the new F9F-2 Panthers in December 1949. Since that time the pilots have flown more than 13,000 hours and have made more than 2,500 carrier landings in the versatile Panther. Under the able leadership of Commander John S. Hill, USN, Fighting Seventy One has carried the war to the Com- munists in Korea. The months and years of training accom- plished while operating in and out of Quonset Point have made the change-over to combat flying a smooth one. The spirit of teamwork has contributed largely to the success of each combat mission as well as to the high degree of main- tenance availability provided by the men. ' ,,.f,.,. ., - ' -... ,.,,, .,,-,M-x , FX ,X K f .1 XX ff 1 , X x f X ff xt .X -,fxrwk COMMANDER J. S. HILL USN 57 Come check out a PANTHER And fly aboard with SEVENTY ONE .x 1 , 1 s zm A To prevent exposure. Whilst I sat on the booster, awaiting the KICK L -J ss lf' X :f:7:1g:3:f:1:f:5:1:I'' I . - '4:::-:-:-g.5:5:3:-:-' . -:-3:-:.g.:.3: ' 'ia- -2 1, yu I:5:15:132g:::f:f:f:3:2:Ig:g:::f:f:f:1:2:2g:::f:f:f:2 f C 3 f jk , , ' f - Q -:1:2f:f:f::. .1 5 :5:3:5:C-:':-:-: Tfzffff ' ' ' 4 - - V - A-fi:asf:s2s?sf5f52Effs??555?f ' :':-:A:-. ' 5 1' - r -.g,5.g.g.g,g.4.-' ' 2 -- s-. - -Q 1 - . ... L - Q1 An ALLEGHENY BRAVE returns. -flew If I'll bet there is at least a half knot of wind. Let's see. The handle on the 127 series is. .. 'X in ye? no plane would fly. .. But foo' these men. .. but for their skill. . and tireless energy. . . W-2 f ,2 1-f-'I' 770 pilot eoulfl. .. neeomjylislz his 777,I.SSI'OI7, ,ww XM M 5, F27 1 445 ,- 1 5' Us -,m,,WM Wm, , K, . X 4 Jw 1,5 5 --7' X 29+ X , -fc: 111 I 132 s U U 0 1 ,,..YpQ,,.x, X Qfwp-ywwvw'-'WW W 'WM um x far 'tv lst Row: LTJG J. YV. Brannon Jr., LTJG L. Cnj. Boston, ENS J. J. Schollian, ENS P. Skelly, LTJG R. Martin, ENS L. E. Moore, LTJG R. M, Machell. 2nd Row: LT D. R. Peterson, LT G. A. Reaves, LT P. L. Liles, LT H. C. Palmatier, CDR J. S. Hill, LCDR A. VV. Magee, LT D. A. Kribs, LT YV. T. Broughton, LT R. P. Yeatnian. 3rd Row: LTJG R. Leser, LTJG M. J. Signorelli Jr., LTJG J. O. Snipes, ENS M. J. Barnes, LTJG C. S. Polk, LTJG Cotchen, ENS G. Qnj. Clare, LTJG XV. F. Conklin, LTJG R. E. McJunkin Jr. lst Rosvg'T. A. McCoy, L. L. Watson, J. J. Jones, J. F. Fulkerson, J. I. Bryant, S. F. Vance, S. Qnj. Batko, M. L. Tomazin, E. J Sfkoinfki. 2nd Row: S. L. Roberts, H. R. Ross, E. H. YVisniewski, G. L. Stevens, C. E. Miller, YV. F. Greeley, YV. H. XfValton, M f'. a'e. A ,Q ,Ml WTR . fa X.. lst Row: E. D. Davis J. H. Ellis Jr., S. H. Essex Jr., A. fnj Cash, J. H. Gray, J. O. Brooks, C. R. Stanley. 2nd Row: R. E. Halpin, H. D. Stover, H. C. Lane, J. E. Ross, M. P. Owens, W. J. Leahy, W. B. Rainbow, E. F. Kutila. 3rd Row: T. E. Kean, R. G. Stephenson, R. F. Holden, -VV. T. Ligon, H. C. Eure Jr., L. E. Hancock, F. Qnj. Caprio, D. R. Ritter, P. fnj. Goodman. lst Row: R. D. Brown, YV. A. Kirchhoff, D. E. Bernard, R. G. Hicks, R. E. Lewellyn, R. J. Ham, J. L. Waskow. 2nd Rowg P. J Garofalo, J. R. Doran Jr., F. M. Rosa Jr., R. J. Cleary, A. B. Cosgrove, E. K. Nielsen, B. A. Bankester, J. P. Farrell. 3rd Row: J. P. Buckley, N. S. Brilliant, H. Clare, J. M. Dyer, R. E. Deniger, R. C. Donaghy, A. K. Bidelspach, F. McDevitt, B. L Burke. f Wfmf ffa W af a f W ff ffgafaypgfawf .f WM xW Of! My X This fighting jet squadron launched its career in F6F Hellcats in 1945 engaging in Pacific campaigns in the latter part of World War Il. Originally known as VBF- 18 and later redesignated VF-7A, the squadron currently became VF-72 and moved to NAS, Quonset Point, R.I., its home port, in 1916. From the time of its original commissioning Fighter Squadron SEVENTY-TVVO had made more than twenty major cruises including many Atlantic Fleet exercises, four Mediterranean cruises, three to the Caribbean, a South American cruise to Argentina, and two North Atlantic cruises. The squadron has a unique distinction of having flown nothing but Grumman aircraft and of operating the last F8F Bearcat aircraft in the fleet. Transition from F8F's to the F9F Panther jet aircraft was made in April 1951 and on complete outfitting the squadron went aboard the U.S.S. F.D. ROOSEVELT QCVB-421 for carrier qualification. Shortly afterwards F9F-5s were received and a six month period of service tCSt flying commenced. In late 1951 the squadron was alerted for another Mediterranean cruise, however, prior to deploy- ment, orders were received to VVestPac and duty in the Korean Theater. Prior to departure for the West Coast the squadron was again equipped with the F9F-2 and once more commenced an intensive training period in preparation for combat duty. Day and night qualifica- tions on board the U.S.S. LEYTE QCV-321 completed the extensive carrier and ordnance training schedule, followed by the ferrying of all 16 F9F's across country to San Diego and the U.S.S. BON HOMME RICHARD CCV-3lj. The many hours of rocket firing and glide bombing at Quonset Point have paid real dividends as attested to by the excellent results obtained to date in the Korean combat area. The excellent availability of aircraft and performance of ordnance equipment attest to the ability and splendid performance of the crew. The squadron l1as been under the comamnd of LCDR A. W. Bill CURTIS, USN, since july 1951. ,..,c f M LCDR. A. W. CURTIS USN 65 Very light resistance in this area. The inevitable briefing haw Pilots man your planes Alove over. E S XX xx xi f X oxrceu asm!- 4: 1 1 3 K .V vw M WA ..-WM gf' 4:'3f'f wdn M4iW...4-ff-3 ww. v ' M ,J 411. 1. -QQR? ,EY .V ,-aw, .Qu-A f , 'X X w k A , f Y' f 'AQ 5 ' '42, 1 1 .,,, M 1 -x wx A A , W gw ' wwf- Q W,,, fwfm, 4 lm . 1 vw -wwnmw Mwmf- N' WM V .M Nwvgxxs 'X'AXxy-,i 1. gxxxx Q. 7 ' wang, I y ! W W W N wx 2 Wg l! N,r7 A f f 'i f v xx , I W ff f V? ui K ' Q- AM I, 5 x -S. , , i t 5 -Q xx NR Front Row: LTJG Anthony, ENS Myers, LTJG Mlilson, LTJG Allrnann, LTJG Restuccia, LTJG Thompson, LTJG Littell, LTJG Thewes. 2nd Row: CAPT Packer CUSAFQ, LT Keith, LT Lackore, LT Manget, LCDR Curtis, LCDR Manget, LT Sullivan, LT Budd, LT Cronin. 3rd Row: LTJG Sommer, LTJG Myers, Jr., LTJG Moore, LTJG Oakes, ENS Robson, LTJG Carter, ENS Conrad, LTJG Norris. Y l --7,.l.?n Q . 'lv l l --1-' I -2 -vi .. '- 2- Front Row: Semeniw, Allen, MOYCY, Trimmer, Lovell, Littrell, McEnery. 2nd Row: Luczycki, Meagher, Bell, XfVarf, Mack, Zimmerman. Front Row: Davis, Tuhey, Barrett, Hanrahan Turner, Faulkner, Pence, Pickett. 2nd Row Lockhart, Morris, Dittmar, Fogg, Graham Connolly, Cordum, Williams, Lutchko, Phillips 3rd Row: Coleman, Melvin, Gallup, Budd, Sullivan, Cloutier, VVhitlatch, VVetherholt, Varga, Larkin, Newcomb, Dilley, Humphrey. Front Row: Bushey, Vllaggoner, Clunan, Brinsko, McDonald, Stockel, Hoppers, Dale, Barker. 2nd Row: Bratz, Progorzala, Nyhan, YVright, Crosier, Carpenter, Jones, Olson, Dubberly, Lawton. 3rd Row: Finch, Mlasher, Pack, Locke, Harper, Guifey, Laborio, McAllister, Conway, Hall, Tomczyk. Front Row: Richards, Atkinson, Manganaro Tringale, Moore, DeMarco, Fahy, Sullivan, Lander Olejar, Hager. 2nd Rowg Kittleson, Umberger Rogers, VValsh, Bell, Mullin, Vogel, 'Walters Prizmich, King, Fox, Danielowski. 3rd Row Hatalla, Allison, Hook, Caldarone, Krull, Davitt Truitt, Horton, Spurling, McDonnell, Beane Washington, O'Connell, Andrelchik. ,w.w..-- W , ,yy ,,,, ,1,,, C., 7, l V 7 W ,W W WW ff V Z Z Zh Z Z Z Z Z ZZ Z Z WZ W Z ,, Z ZZ ZZZ W Z Z Z Z ZIZ Z Z Z Z ZZZ ,Z , ZZ , ZZ Z Z Z M Z Z ZffZ Z ZZZ ZZ! Z Fighter Squadron Seventy-Four, the Be-Devilers, was commissioned in February, 1950. Prior to that time, the Squadron had been known 'IS VF 92 of Ai G ' H 1 . . I f is ' r roup N1 ne, and had been stationed at NAAS, Charlestown, Rhode Isldlld- OV CVC1, PFIOI to jO1I11Hg Alf Group SCVC11, the home station was changed to Quonset Point, Rhode Island, joining its sister squadrons , I A I i I , i I The first coordinated effort of the newly desi nated d h ' P i 14 ld ' F b and March of 1950 The sprin of that gl qua ron was t 6 Operation Ortrex, me In C wary 1 - - R g year saw tie ch ange over to the F4U Corsair. Temporarily, joining Air Group Six, the squadron took t l ' ' ' i par on t ie winter and sp ring cruise aboard the USS FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT. The next majorlendeavor was the participation in Lant Hex in O f b f 19 E c o er o 51, and the shake-down cruise aboard the newly commissioned WASP. In March of the current year rigorous preparations were made fgf the present tour, Under the direction of the Commanding Officer, COMMANDER C. D. FONVIELLE, USN, particular emphasis was placed on glide bombing, strafing, and rocket attacks, as a means of preparing VF-74 for the role of an attack squadron. The Squadron plays the dual role, flying cover for the ADs, and at the same time, carrying a bomb load, suppressing flak, and concentrating eHforts on strikes. The Squadron has proved its worth, and the fact that the hours of preparation were well spent. The results prove the point. I x ----5 re e f Eg-' T -C ' K-K? l lr K + K CDR. C. D. FONVIELLE JR. USN - ww: x. Loaded for a big strike OH to the target wx WRX W .:.:55QE fust in case. . . They say they can Hx it 1-:X 'Q ff' F. ap xX.N x s- ' W V Ordnance. Strong backs and willing hands lug., OH again On again G0 getfem fellowsv All work and no play. . Q Alission data. . . All's well that ends well rf X-x If J Press Release: Today our fearless 'Beclevilers' again Tangecl their moflern war machines far 7A into North Korea, stalking the enemy. I . . .and coffee Guess what A-...:..,,L,.2.13...t.,.-,.L..-- l f 0 ' ' ' ' ' 'C' lst Row: LT R. E. Davis, LTJG R. H. Hartzell, LTJG W. E. Orr, LT YV. G. Miete, ENS R. S. Brown, LTJG V. G. Kreck, LTJG J. C. Sargent. 2nd Row: LT E. W. O'Cal1aghan, LT W. W. McLach1in, LCDR F. H. Ervin, CDR C. D. Fonvielle Jr., LCDR D. V. Senft, LT G. H. Hall, LT G. W. Causey, ENS D. W. Longworth. 3rd Row: LT R. P. McKenzie, LTJG G. G. Jeffries, LT R. E. Hanson, LTJG P. E. Lucas, LTJG J. H. Wilson, LT A. A. Horney, LTJG J. R. Messner, LTJG A. E. Mil1er,LTJG W. G. Lawler. lst Row: S. fnj Lopitz, C. L. Schneller, YV. J. Warren, J- P- Doyle, A- H- Cheney. 2l1d Row: V- Pawloski, M- G. Davis, F. C. Rynearson, G. XV. McFarland, R. C. LeVaugh. lst Row: J. H. Gurzynski, B. L. Nason, C. M. Richardson, C. J. Hunt, J. R. Frontado, YV. R. Linke, J. F. Glanze. 2nd Row: D.H. Fulford, A.R. Brescia, YV. H. Zipp, G. L. VanAmersfoort, W. R. Hayes, G. YV. Murray, S. P. Aquilino, R. L. Jones. 3rd Row: R. A. Gravelin, B. L. Stanley, L. H. Boos, I. fnj Nathan, M. E. Mahnken, J. C. Socci, T. M. Mahler, W. D. Sterbenk, J. H. Hayes. 4th Row: J. J. Hicks, J. F. Hardy, I. G. Sullivan, D. F. Steffers, D. B. Atkinson, R. F. Mfebb. lst Row: D. G. Bradley, E. YV. George F.R. Prevo, S. A. Gibbs, C.J. Tramell D. F. Budde. 2nd Row: T. J. Dinan J. S. Sellers, L. W. Rich, H. M. Mfhite L. fnj DePasquale, H. E. Chapman A. fnj Andrews. 3rd Row: WV. P Nangle, XV. H. Simmons, L. M Coleman, R.L. Swiney, YV.E. Stephens C. fnj Oertel, YV. P. Radke, W. B Combs, C. G. Perkins. 4th Row: J YV. Mainente G .YVilliams B L f , . J , . . Heart, D. YV. Green, J. D. Marshall, E. F. Dougherty, R. K. Gerne. lst Row: F. H. Pope, D. W. Grover, J. P. Farrell, K. L. Walker, E. R Batko, J. fnj Flynn. 2nd Row: F. J. Brame, C. fnj Chaney, M. C. Hager, R. L. Peoples, W. T. Hunt, H. C. Dean, D. C. Anderson. 3rd Row: C H. Heath, N. A. Carpenter, W. R Lindall, S. M. Kilberg, J. R. Groover, M. J. Mugnier. 4th Row: A. S. Mitchell, W. H. Robitaille, C. D. Gosnell, VV. E. Storey, G. W. Paul, R. L. Saddler. fd X6 sf? my 'TW Eg I 592' , W it P if f v. 1' Qi' Q iii 4' QS? zllz-K ATTACK SQUADRON SEVENTY-FIVE is commanded , ., q ,, , 1 so l fi ZZXWX LW X7 Z W W0 W ,a f 'Af' Zaffa ff fa ffa f Z fy! if afffamaffffafw f Ma! fa ,afffffaffwffffw Wf WfMfW!fWQ Wx a by COMMANDER H. K. EVANS, USN, of Granville, Ohio. He assumed command of VA-75 on 10 March, 1951. The Sunday Punchers are based at the NAS, Quonset Point, Rhode Island and the squadron has been active in the Atlantic Fleet. In the last few years, VA-75 has participated in a cold weather cruise, several Caribbean cruises, four Mediterranean cruises, plus numerous demonstration and qualilication cruises. The Sunday Punchers have served aboard the LEYTE, PHILIPPINE SEA, MIDWAY, ROOSEVELT, TARAWA, KEARSARGE and in World War II operated in the Pacific aboard the INTREPID. When the Korean Hostilities began, VA-75 was ordered to the Sixth Fleet in the Mediterranean to bolster the Naval Forces in that area. The squadron operated aboard the MIDWAY, During leave and recreation, the officers and men took advantage of every opportunity to assimilate the culture of Europe and the Mediterranean visiting Spain, France, Italy, Greece, North Africa, Lebanon, and other countries. They saw the historic landmarks of Europe and the sites where Western civilization began. H' K' In the early part of 1951, the squadron was sent to Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. A great part of the time was spent in shaking down the TARAWA, fresh out of mothballs. Training flights were made over most of the Caribbean area including Jamaica, Haiti, Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico, the Bahamas, and numerous other islands and forei n or g p ts. During the summer, the Punchers operated aboard the FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT for both demonstrations and operational development of electronic gear. Early in 1952, VA-75 was tentatively scheduled for another Mediterranean cruise. However, notice was received that this cruise was Cancelled and the Squadfgn would be dgploygd to the Far East in mid-May. An intensive training period ensued both in the New England area and requalification aboard the LEYTE. The SqU2ldf0H dCp8fICd QUOHSCI 10 MHY 1952 f0I' the BON HOMME RICHARD, which was at San Diego, California. In the Korean Conflict the Douglas Skyraider, which the Squadron flies at present, has won universal acclaim for its magni- ficent performance in close air support of our own troops and in offensive strike missions. Its ability to carry tremendous tonnage of bombs, napalm and rockets, not to mention its fixed forward firepower of four 20mm cannon makes it the most feared and lethal aircraft in the combat area today. Z Shiv! f 3:'11 X H im ' gs.. .,,,..........- .,..,. - f Q ' ix O O N, SEM X xx, X5 SAV' -NJ if X 2 fo 1 If Wi! ,gZZf- ! V ' Q L ,, ' , E afifw ,WlXLQ'MM.,f2ZQ1,sfv,:zMS:ilz12,x...,,,2f1W'wx O if And look good around the ship. No wind again. She waddles off with an awful load. l OK OK, wl1at's YOUR excuse. ,um Ray poses for cz DUTY shot. HA! And when the LSO's get through with them Relax and light up Buemg for a hot one The stmight dope I I TlI67'6,S always the paper work. .. ,, And tinkehng lo do. .. 7 ba? W-ff W ya a ' 225555535553252117255312 ' f '2':1 2 , '. :: 5 ffl: ':':::1 .1-1: 1: 2 ':: XJ ':Z 1 ' uv- '2'1'2'r'1':'I ':':':':':': . :': ':':':':':':': 1 1' E152 53212:f:f:i:i:1:3:4:':-:-. 3:?t3:3 1:5,':i:7 xmpa .,...,.. ..,,. . A...... .. fs ''111:1:2:1:I1I2I:5:1'':'3'355fCf1f2?1:-zifi' 25152522121 3555525555551 'j' 4' -gE3EgEgErE5E1 CQRDNDIP I IGI I' V .-:5E5EfE5E5. . ,Az fu ,, ,, ' I .,,, 57 -- ,J 2 - Q Please. . .dmfl bring any 120171125 back boys. .. And ordnance to load. .. Even the tinbenders tum t ,Qu lst Row: LT J. D. LaHaye, LTJG J. M. Fretwell, LTJG P. G. Merchant, LTJG R. XV. Schwab, LTJG J. XV. Benn Jr., LTJG R. L. Garham, ENS YV. YV. Stovall. 2nd Row: LT R. E. Chamberlain. LT B. F. Crytser, Lt T. E. Greenwood, LCDR YV. M. Harnish, CDR H. K. Evans, LCDR YV. E. Teufer, LT R. O. Burnham, LT R. R. McCue, LT F. L. Deacon Jr., LT M. fnj. Putinta. 3rd Row: LT VV. L. Harris Jr., LTJG C. YV. Maier, LTJG XV. F.. Jennings, LTJG A. Reyes, LTJG YV. L. Alt, LT F. J. Readdy, LT B. L. Bose, LTJG R. J. Miller, LTJG J. Qny. Burdenski. . .Y .... ..,. W .....,...N,........ ,ff. MWMN Isl RUW5 XV I ICC I H Camel. C. F' Coval, fnj Neubart, K. P. Colburn, G. S. Gibbs Jr. 2nd Row: XV. J. Gormley, H. J. Leichncr, D. Keir, 12. Tarver, M. J. lVillis Jr., H- lv- Lulldef- lst Row: S. E. Dudek, N. R. Dobak, O. M. Salyers, N. Qnj Panazzolo, S. O. Kimrey, E. R. VanHorn, R. L. Scott, K. S. Dickinson, D. R. Conlon. 2nd Row: I. E. Kitching, F. J. Travis, P. A. Herzing, A. fnj Papile, J. P. Starkgaf, R. P. Kirkland, B. F. Newlon, J. F.. Swank, C. Qnj Litwak. 3rd Row: B. E. Kay, M. J. Chirkun, E. E. Johnson, A. L. Huffman, C. M. Putnam, W. J. Roche, H. Qnj Spann, J. G. Rosseel, C. Qnj Dajnowski, E. C. Linkenhoker, R. fnj Taylor, V. Qnj Hanshow. 4th Row: E. O. Kephart, J. E. Cote, H. Swarm, W. J. Haverlin, J. Qnj Coble, T. C. Gray Jr., M. fnj Duca, R. A. Thauer, H. Qnj Pearson. lst Row: R. T. Brenner, C. J. Maggio, J. E. Fasold, W. C. Gaw, E. J. Roberts, D. T. Lynch, C. G. Chewning, R. K. Nelson. 2nd Row: S. J. Kogut, A. F. Klouda, C. R. Cardwell, E. J. McCracken, R. E. Champoux, J. N. Leaver, R. E. Wilson. 3rd Row: E. W. Higgins, C. F. Civitano, J. D. Foy, J. P. Cole, J. L. Herzog, S S. Preston, R. E. Miller, R. L. Krasko, S. M. Remillard, L. O. Cardwell, W. E. Ray, E. J. Stephens. 4th Row: R. M. Le Clerc, V. J. Bavaro, J. W. Killgore, D. W. Miles, M. A. Ammon, C. L. Gerard, G. D. Fraser, F. C. Egan. lst Row: H. E. McFarland, P. Qnj Hernandez, R. E. Kumpf, W. R. Grew, D. M. Blakeslee, C. S. Morgan, W. R. Lowery. 2nd Row: J. J. McNamara Jr., D. C. Davis, T. R. Grinstead, J. E. Smith, H. D. Klay, R. E. Gumpright, R. L. Steventon. 3rd Row: W. J. Norton, R. L. Goode, R. E. Butler, A. R. Paul, W. fnj Kowalezyk, R. C. Bass, W. J. Bryant, H. Qnj Karibian. 4th Row: H. C. Lutz, R. F. Kosobuski, R. W Lewis, L. V. Gustin, M. A. Vogel, W. D. Wawrow, C. D. Redfield, R. B. Ryan, C. L. Creamer. 5th Row: W. A. Kaufmann, A. E. Marsh, T. J. Malone, G. F. Madson, R. W. Bates, J. R. Brooks, D. S. Montgomery. W A World War II realization of the need for pilots highly trained in the intricacies of fighter photographic reconnaissance, resulted in the estab- lishment of Composite Squadron Sixty- One after the outbreak of the Korean War. Formerly operating both single-place and multi-engined aircraft under one administrative title, VC-61 became, on 20 January 1951, strictly a fighter photographic reconnaissance squadron with the purpose of provid- ing specialized teams to all CV-type carriers operating under the United Nations flag off the coast of Korea. Based permanently at Miramar, Cali- fornia, VC-61 continues to train and release to the carriers heading west, highly specialized photo teams whose aerial cameras, on over 3000 combat photo missions, have provided the primary source of intelligence in the Korean War. VC-61 was represented aboard the BON HOMME RICHARD by Photo Unit Nan first led by LT C H YEAGLE who was wounded by flak late in September and then by LT B R SMITH Flying both Panther and Banshee jets, mounting cameras instead of guns the pilots of Unit Nan ranged the length and breadth of Korea on such varied assignments as route surveilla nces mapping damage assessments target searches and anti aircraft de fenses studies. Th h e t ousands of finely detailed pictures obtained through more than two hundred photo sorties contributed materially to the successful and s stemat d r. Var' QCJCJ Cl 0000 0 ff fZ if WWWW f 0 X4 Wx Z f Wm Z zzz fa! zz M! WAWMW ,f f f ff? 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Crangle, LTJG G. V. Ghoyce, LT. B. R. Smith, LTJG W. C. Sandlin. Top Row: R. S. Green, G. T. Bush, J. D. Apple, L. D. Sloat, R. Stark, F. G. Wellborn, R. H. Webbeking, R. I Mollette. Bottom Row: W. E. Stone, M. G. Lane, R. E. Decker, L. R. Wilfong, J. B. Meyers, J. V. Marler, J. E McGranahan, B. W. Cheek. I J A 12 A ff W 1 fy . 7, Wi W The oflicers and men comprising De- tachment Forty One of COMPOSITE SQUADRON FOUR, have as their home port NAS Atlantic City. The parent squadron is under the command of Captain QI. M. Gardiner, USN, and has as its motto NOX mea. auxiliarti est - Night is my ally. Commissioned in September 1948, the squadron supplied all the night fighter and attack teams to Atlantic fleet carriers. Later it was changed to provide only night fighters. This is the second detachment to be assigned to duty in the Far East. The mission of the detachment has been to provide round-the-clock, all-weather pro- tection for the task force, supplemented by night interdiction of enemy lines. The training for this mission started at FAXVTULANT in Key West and was con- tinued at Atlantic City, under the parent squadron, with more advanced instrument training, ground control approaches and i In years to come, the five oflicers and thirty eight men under LCDR E S .O A ntercepts, and night carrier work - . . gle, USNR, will recall many vivid memories of the cruise. Their flights over enemy territory fulhlled the mission of interdiction of enemy lines of supply and communications, harrassing his many positions. The crew will never forget the feverish activity to keep maintenance at a high level, the difiiculty of repairing equipment long since outmoded, and the Hdgeting with parts. ff? ig, F-nf' T1 I fr wi! rv-. 1 I a wc y V 1 Q I , , ' X ' FB Udzffr n 4 , 1' f ,nw 5 . 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Lf.,- irq H5 A .5 'fi-3? jiajiaf, Y .,'. -.41 N QQ., 1 'wife , ip. I X, w - ' , me 4 -5991 , Y .MX - H: .J 7 , .9 1 TL'- ,wr ' 5:41 .,,. .552 ,'1 '. I 1-1 .- I I ,IW !:..,,! V f ' W' W' WW Wf-W ' ' 'W' 'I'-'-A---'M X-1 -- fX-.. -X ' - wwmw 2:23. 'No' , ., -. 1 -Li :ah rf Zo. ' ff . NIJ' '2 '92 ,, in V 1?'n7f'f Hsigiy X vy- .,.f'sl. l.'-'55 , ,Q 'L '15 ff J.. MX., we-FT' 1 K :Mun X-'f tfx. 1 QI! l. '51 fu ...'! ,. 4 - J. vi? 5442? max:-.' , ,.f5.,,5 li' , A A' ' ,CI 1 , f., ff :JJ ,X-'Hs' -411 '- Ly:-xi, ej,i3'f-' , - , ggiw. ,Q '11 lglwg' W 1.211 .R ,vnu se ' cgi: -45 1. -.A Q3 -:A lf. 31 ,,,X,.-. vt if ., X13 rl Sf- sf' .4 'iv QV, .N .ies Lift qi viz. -.4,.ffA LTJG D. B. Dellinger, LT J. R. Geary, LCDR E. S. Ogle, LT L. Russo, LTJG T. J. Cawley. EX - fs. XX Q -0' lst Row: E. E. Johansen, C. D. Allaire, K. H. Hackbarth, J. M. Frates, E. F. Arlt, B. L. Mitchell, T. R. Kearney, YV. T Magaurn. 2nd Row: S. W. Dalcourt, J. YV. Black, C. XV. Anderson, V. J. Hintz ATC, L. A. Campbell ADC, C. T Mealer, B. VV. Gulick, L. B. Wicks. 3rd Row: D. H. Smith, D. L. Davis, J. L. Briley, A. L. Mackins. L. B. Longwell. XV li T. Quillin, M. fnj De Palo, E. J. Salamon, H. E. Smullen, YV. P. Sibert. 4th Row: C. E. Moser, R. A. Condon. T. Q Cameron, C. F. Cox, J. J. Osborne, B. fnj McKay, J. C. Pate. L. V. llVilson. il l 90 WAW,,fW fw ll y f'. 'Vl ',, l Nl l ll X Nm 501 M' m lw 'W A ill, xlm :Sf if QQ Keg Ni, l ll: ll ll wx ' .ti , it i 3 l Mlixxxxx X lv M5gggj,, ,N Nw ll mmm ,A tbl? W' uY O X .1 up iw 'i+A F rm ' Qqy ff f , 'E Y LCDR R. I-IOFFMEISTER USNR Beautiful night-no moon to mess you up and Launch the hecklers are two well known phrases to the officers and men of Detachment FortygOne of COM POSITE SQUADRON THIRTY-THREE. This night attack team, with their Douglas Skyraiders, joined Carrier Air Group Seven on 30, April l95l, for operations in the Pacific and has since sounded taps and held reveill h e on t e North Korean forces on many a night heckler flight. COMPOSITE SQUADRON THIRTY THREE, skippered by COMMANDER M. DE VANE, USN, and based at NAS Atlantic City, has sent night attack d . an special weapons teams with every East Coast air group embarked for cruises to all parts of the world. Detachment 41, an entirely volunteer team, under LCDR RALPH HOFFMEISTER USNR is th 3 3 e second detachment the parent squadron has sent to h K t e orean theatre in support of the United Nations effort. ' The mission of the team is primarily night attack, however, anti-submarine warfare and electronic counter-measures, not to mention the frequent non- combat utility flights, keep the Detachment active at all times. The capabilities of the Detachment do not limit its effectiveness to just day and night flights, it can also carry out its mission against the enemy under all-weather conditions. . 9 II N ice f The pure ungarbled word I .mllf ji ' f I I Bet you can't land without using your hands. OOPS Line up left I bfx f B 6 1 : xx W 1 cvkmv there I was at 40,000 feet with no oxygen, when... V 1 1 Drop check This ship doesn't provide a darned thing... The THING 17 A1 11' 137 1' I '1 ,, 111 1 1,1 11 Qi 2? g1 5 1 V, 11 ,5 ii 1 1,119 11 if 11 v I .1. 112 gv I H51 3 3 f S 1 111. EV' '11 .1 1 1 I .11 115 111 1111 111, ,111 1. 1 1. fl1 'S T 1 111 '1 ,,, ,. 112 ir 11 5 1 1: 1 .1 ' 1 11 1 E . 1 1 1 1 1 155 P 1. 1' 1f 11'1 12 1 11 1 1 111 1 13 . , , 1 1 11,1 1 - 1 I, 1 .1 1i:l1 1 1 1 1 114 f C1 1 . 11. 1 511, F' 1111 17 11f11 111.1 '1 11'1Q 1 1-Y 1 1 . V . 51, Q3 1 . se- Z , QE? I wifi' .A 1. I I J I I EI . J . J f' I I 's :I Q .s i3 I . I I '. ,. I I I I' I IJ I yi s I I I Q I I I I I li I I I I I I 1 Ie 3 4 I 3 P 7 5 L' EI f,,., i I f5 'If W. 1? if il I. .IZ . , .I ., . . N, . ,W . JI I ff 'ILC IZ EI J .Q . W il 2: f s .I Q1 f I fl L Q-+1 4 ' 5 , . 2 7' 1 5 'I 1 I ,I 1 ,-. Y. I J I 2 QM 'Ty' ,,jl,f ',-'ff W , W' 'W wh W f . LT H. B. Baumann, LFJG B. D. Kowalsky, LCDR R. Hoffmeister, LTJG H. F. Burden, LTJG D. R. Mfilson, LTJG J. L. Newman. . Top Row: J. M. Ignacio, W. Hanson, C. K. Robson, R. D. Best, K. J. Jenkins, L. L. Mahone, O. B. Rasmussen, NV. D Heape, D. VV. Sehiavoni, D. XV. Lindsey, D. F. Suhr. Bottom Row: J. W. Folmar, F. Deguardia, B. Newman, H Vaughn, A. L. Mucciarone, R. Trail, J. 12. Rogers, H. J. Lawless, R. A. Neal, W. A. Halley, L. F. lNarner. I ,W V, . Z. ' I . fo 4 I Z W' iw Top Row: R. E. Sheldahl., O'Connell, W. B. Phelps, R. Fenty, D. J. Reilly, XV. E. lVood Jr., R. J. Mfalsh, VV. F. VV1I11ams Jr., J. T. Simpson, R. D. Vogel. Bottom Row- A. R. Nye, L. R. Evelyn, R. M. Richgruber, R. Z. Korswek, G. L. Forrenee, J. M. Keele, X'Vilson, R. D. Douponce, E. S. Fritz. Q., ..::v,:::.. ,A. '.,....4mmm ff X ff A My A f I M A! LCDR C. M BLANCHARD USNII 'WQW Hmm . f N y 5 , ,., COMPOSITE SQUADRON TWELVE, Detachment 41 under the control of LCDR C. M. BLANCHARD, USN, left Quonset Point, R.I. in May 1952 to go aboard CV-31 together with Air Group Seven to provide Airborne Early Warning and Anti-Submarine detection facilities for the fleet. Detachment 41, consisting of six pilots, two oflicer controllers, and thirty- one enlisted men, is the third such de- tachment from VC-12 to participate in the Korean conflict. This squadron came into being late in World War II as a countermeasure against enemy attacks on the fleet. f ,A s ' xre f ' if I ! f ft y 9 ' ,ii' Z i ?egX 1. , Q 17- '--fins K 013 9' i?5h5 ','5x -Z, 1 ' I- .ia Z fi 511 fl .. yfr, I .aiff3'f' 3 4 : 'K EN! ' f . V., gf 'Lx -IZ A U ,,j.?,?' X - M 'l ' 'V:-4 W '- fT2.fiA'1 , iff? ,. - If Z t e t I Nfl? W S S A I' e .,...t 1 5' 1' 5 at Q- Qfnfvmar T 95 ,4ff i ,fn Navy 1'ec1'uitz'ng poster: LEARN A TRADE IN THE NAVY . C' I tlzfrzk nznybe the oil is loose To keep these things rznzrzifig Teqzmeg skzll, persevemnee, and faztlz an Ile Raw Ifatlzer A Imf s V- - -ci - . , A , . -:'-W- -4 -' - ' H L'-Q , '-- f-1-'-, 5-Tig-, , ' 1 1 . t N i r t 1 5 1 1 A Q lf' 5 gf f It . It if I. la l ' I I l Top Row: LTJC-Nj. Mash, ENS. J. YV. Gaches, LTJG D. L. Karns, LTJG F. Parker. Bottom . A Row: LT J. Mcffuane, LCDR C. M. Blanchard, LT A. E. XV. Fritz, LT A. D. A. Crawford. Q II t i 5 3 I ll I l a 5 esel Y : swf? all 3 'mr' 9 'tw ' F f Sw! t W? .5 tl I 'O N6 Q . , 3, N' P li li I N4 X I , 1.-:ff 'l tank in 'i NK is -X fl ee 5: 1 ff . Fi i il Top Row: XV. A. Lonergan. QI. Hawlinger, R. A. Knipfer, R. V. Antoniuzzi, C. C. Stauclt, XV. F. Kane, J. I. Dovle, I D. F. Spring, D. li. Fugere, B. B. Barnliart, XV. li. Boyle. Second Row: l'. Nfurphy, D. R. Lewis, ef lVillett, ,i NV. XV. North. li. R. llarriza, R. R. Carlson, K. M. Nolet, D. Ferreira. I.. Mcfllauflin, KI. l'. Bennett. Bottom i Row: A. Mayes, R. A. Gray, F. H. Hall, 12. j. Seytller, I.. 0. Parks, R. XV. Hinkle, F. R. Munson, C. Stevens, l F. A. Casior. S. A. XVilte1'. l it 4 xl l an --5 1v':1 '- 1 l E . U,-., pw ,f,, ,, ft, f Tiff To f-G'Lxtwlw',t f wffif' H H V ' f X7 IW 70 yi fff f Q X A 7 A A meeting ofthe minds. A meeting with the Printer's Representative, Mr Simi: A number of people from all branches and departments of the ship responded to the call for volunteers for a Cruise Book staff. Some of these people contributed a great deal, others less. Our time of production was limited and many people gave to us what help they could. Their contributions are gratefully acknowledged. The greatest credit should go to people whose names areg Day, Luehrs, Crangle, Cotchen, Mendonca, Myers, Lawler, O'Brien, Granda, Couch, Kiker, Reaves, Signorelli, Camp, Ouzts, Peddicord, Harford, Bowen, Bolnnert, Brown, Phillips, Iiams, Douglas, Butka, Graves, Humes, Sewall, Skelly, Keith, Deacon, Dellinger, and Kowalsky. Our especial thanks go to the men of the Photography Laboratory who made this book possible through their unremitting efforts, in port and out. VVeiss, Bradley, Jensen, Huntzinger, Brill, Speidel, Hickox, Stanley, Bennett, Stark, Moss, Duran, and Shea. It is actually an accident that this book has been completed. Many threats to its existence have been felt but, since it was the earnest wish of most of the members of this crew to have a pictorial recordof the Korean Combat tour we are now making, it was completed. '-A-+4 Hard at work at Tojapan Co. Three are the men and the cameras that produced most of the photos for this book. . ,.--. . ' --.fftfr - ARF. - Y ,,-.., ,aa g Wk V A 7 X W W R72 Z Cf Q f ' f ff' 5 I f f ZZ!! A Z Z fa J H fffff fi 5 Q ml-I , . ' u 4 . 9 l .iff -4 il l n 3 .5 lf ' y f ff ,X Q N ft A, ' .N It , fi . X 1'Z's v J , I g,1'f 4: ,' S 'wa 1 .f . , . '.'. V ,pi,vn,' g ,vw l CDR W. W. HENDERSON USN CDR W. H. TURNER USN The Medical Department under COMMANDER W W , . . HENDERSON and the Dental Department directed by COMMANDER W. H. TURNER have been expending every effort to keep as many men, at as many guns as many days as possible, since the cruise began. Disease processes of every type, from impacted wisdom teeth, to compound fractures of both legs, have been encountered and successfully treated. The volume of work r d h ' ' ' ' p esente to t e Medical and Dental Departments by the three thousand members of this Sl11P,S crew, has been significant, and has, on occasion, taxed the capacities of both Departments. Delving into every con- ceivable problem concerning human health and happiness and coming up with the remedial answer, is the primary concern of these men. Three Medical and two Dental Oflicers, one Medical Administrative Ofhcer a d - . . . . n twenty three Corpsmen comprise the Medical and Dental Departments. To this complement is added a Flight Surgeon and five Corpsmen from the Air Group, to assist in the many problems. Surgery, Laboratory, X-Ray, and Pharmacy are also present and handled by the members of these Departments. All of these are here and exist but for one reason, the health and welfare of the men of the BON HOMME RICHARD. Blcusmos COFHNS MEQICQL- ow T' Q16 'YT' Mane -to '-F 0 SNOX0 ' . ........ QRDER ---- .3:--.g:g:g:-:I-' zfgr, mmm, , . Sw? ' ' Q' 023 ' 4 ii W f . if Sh 1 A f f 0 ' 4' N0 1555 sr . I A ' 6 W 4 4 E Cl 5 47 fffififififf' ffffffz, U ' 'il - ' y ,,, V Ol 1 ., ff f '.':'. j.' - .-.1 I QS an -I 31323: 'Wy l f 509 .1 C, g Q , liz... .y g y y Q -5 ? L g ,'-.Lil A -kj if Q.- - ::E:g .?Q itil S-LL-:E , : :ai-:: d- 1 :.: --3' 6f20Nop. q,.. 'z-.- ii .-:'i21S--- 5 l N ' -' ' ' ' ' X M OO I I mv, LovEL CDR W. E. Turner LTJG D. H. Butka R. L. Dial, B. J. Thompson, H. A. Chappell, R. C. Remington, WHAT '1' TEETI-I ini' - G. P. Moffat. ll CARAT GOLD 'IEPTH lx mia an Jmw N...- l l . , ,A ,,- 'Rm- in Occasionally even sailors get sick Q? Q M a' 4.5 Zbcyzzrrxel or break their bones. .. or Can't see the bulkheads... some get holes in their heads I tink itsa bouta futlorzgv M...-1 H. , A--n-'egg--ga:-diff .. ,AA . s . , m . ng., 2 A 1 J' NF ' ' . . 21 M 'ti-' 2 i . f f . . . 4. 'g gf Y 1 I 'ffL..g nf . -21,13 ii ' N . vi. y .. Q ' at 1 N , 1 ng.. .-.. V .i -L-,?'55. H 1. fe M -.. . ' ,EL . . . , ,.-. I Y , I . Q. ,.i Via! 5.5, 1 'i fi J' f., ' 1 1 Z. C , . M , ., . .5 1 Wg A -I 112, . My .lli . ., 'li I 13 ' 1: .. W ii .WI l f, l I If ., 1 ., is k' , f ii K 1 2 .- M i z e ffl? rf? . il . .g Lg 3 I ,5. , 1. 4. . 4 1 X A: EI .f l . -1 ,Q F 'LS Y . Y I N 4 W N w 1 i 3 1 I , I . ig? 1 52 s i' : I E 1 1 11 1 f z 4 I Y I! n X ! . 1 V 'Y I a' . 3' af '. . I 1 1,. I if , E.. 4 U it 1 . Q 5 , . . Zi 21 'i ' 1 1 1 1.5 V H f. .l if 1' 5:3 i' 3 1 if 1' - as ' ii . . 1 3 Q - 4, I t n H f - I . gr 19' if i :ff - :L '5 1 fl . ' Evi 1 yi. gg Ii EM? 5 . 'f A Q N ' 1 T,..t, . .., I ' 1 .ou , .-'- + ig .,. .., . IO NUNN has the last word on the close ones -fn up-W.,-,. A . +4 - ,D of r s,sg 4+ I . EVERYBODY receives dental care aboard this vessel k x E 1 1 A i V z r 1 ffl Z 3 1 5 1 i ff '4 44. V K' , 2 1 'I if , 5 ,A I D ,J 5 N' l r gli I Fixing those D. .Drills r I X Qi if N ff l' as J Qi f tl , Q l D , V 1 :I ., 1 tl lk' 9' r r . V , I: 'Now that wasn't bad, was it?, 13 I f if f ' ' f L! I 4 D s ' gf X BAKN A fi 3 ' Q Q .. a,alss D D sl.. l X O t A11 ri Q D 1 II if 4 A! X X I X , - L g Let's see, he can probably stand this one , 103 , D 3,1 l..o, Oil E. C. Crafton Jr., W. M. Douglas, W. W. Henderson, T- CHD Johnston- lst Row: YV. M. Mustin, E. L. Bridgewater, B. M. Robbins, VV. C. Stoll, R. C. Lucas, F. Kelly. YV. L. Alekner. 2nd Row: E. M. Mfilliams Jr., B. C. Roberts, W. H. Nunn, J. E. Marifjeren, J. Edwards Jr., J. C. de Pasquale. 3rd Row: J. N. XfVilson, O. G. Arrants, F. fnj Gonzales J. E. Scales, M. D. Parker, E. J. Corr, WV. C. Day Jr., J. M. Avery, C. C. Whitehead, P. Ji McDermott, J. W. Harris ., ..--.. ...wi-va ,,4 --1-an-:av ,Q-.....m.-ga-r :-.qp..n,.a-: -....,..-.....q.:J.....-... . It is the mission of the Air Department to provide the services and facilities needed by the embarked Air Group to conduct all phases of air operations with maximum effectiveness, to insure a high state of combat readiness by training and exercise of individuals and crews in wartime duties and to maintain material pre- paredness by thorough upkeep of equipment and parts of the ship assigned, along with complete allawances of necessary operational gear and spare parts. When a Red in North Korea jumps for cover at the approach of a BON HOMME RICHARD plane, he is running from a lot of people. His well-founded fear and his eventual destruction are the result of a con- certed effort. The Air Department is a team of six divisions which work together not only to get the aircraft of the BON HOMME RICHARD safety on and off the ship, but to assist the Air Group inkeeping the planes in fighting trim and loaded for bear when they go. On the flight deck the V-1 Division personnel perform the endless job a launch and to make room for recovery. They work speed and care so that they are positioned correctly for a launch and to make room for recovery. They work in rain, sun, cold or heat. They work in a whil of deadly propellers and in hot, powerful jet blasts. In a business where a slip can-and usually does-mean injury they push lanes until they are packed tightly s P ' and correctly. It takes headwork, plenty of work, Steady herves, and some bruises here and there to get the job done. V-l is made up of men who are strong, who know their jobs and can do it, Naturally, it takes more than pushing Planes IO COI1dUCt carrier flight operations. The arresting gear must bein perfect shape to land aircraft safely, while the catapults must be adjusted and Operated properly and expeditiously if the P12lI16S HTC to leave the Ship. The 116150111161 Of V2 Division are the men who have the pilots' lives and aircraft in their hands. Anyone who has watched planes spotted on the catapults has seen the result of team work, training and courage at its peak. The aircraft virtually drive over the hookup Crews, A11 CI161'I1y Cannot be killed With hate, hui he C2111 with a bomb, rocket, or belt of bullets which has been ordered, assembled, and delivered to the aircraft by the V-6 ordnance gang, V-4 personnel are the shop keepers for the squadron mechs and assist them in all heavy maintenance work. Gasoline crews have a few thousand gallons of aviation gasoline to feed the engine-gasoline that has been stowed M' below with fondness, care, and safety, and delivered with 091 A 4 13 Speed' . . . . l, 4 , There is little glamor in running a garage, but the ,Y , f ' ji I hangar deck crew supplies this very necessary function, and Lxfgsfx I managed to produce, by its organization, a picture of over Y -XXX Y A I all efhciency second to none on the ship. K ' i The Air Department assists and supports the Air Group . pilots in getting the planes into the air properly armed and , ji fueled, thereby providing the justification for the existence A I, ,, of this Ship. U' i ri h , if l f t N X y- - I ' ' .. x -K F ' 'M ' '4 1474 , ff ii g ' Md My X Q fix f H f 1 i 'Y X j A. 4: J V If Af 4 f iat? 7 , 4 lf Q N I v X f 1 Y f Z' A 'rpg f Q f a ' - gg, Fi -:E'q'i1' :':-- - r., K X- M ih a, afeflnvfi--f 17' 'R ' 'Q-P . I O 5 5 ', FH-1-ER up! 1 L Filling station a la BONNY DICA Q Q N S X 5 3 'V I dam you to catch jim QQ ., , ,., ,- -f' - ' -J' :', ja.: r. i 4 'bfi-': ,Q-K' 5-A-! Q4- A This is where Expedite lives ff' S 412222 2225. il 1' X f-I 5. 3 I . 1 1 fl , Q T X X ,. u , E 5, f i' L Q it 3 1 P is f , I J .ii lin The gas crew puts enough into this baby to Tun your car all year They can gas planes standing on their heads Z9 .4231 1 Q A l , v 5 li li I ilg1 2 l I ill as as lf 1 4 ii i ii ,' N 1-,Q 1 p tv 4 1 . 3 . 0 sw- E, I , 4 , s 1 F A LW - r ff 1 .4 1 Ag?-'4'1':u 1 ' 31 I . 1 5 5 S 1 i i i I 1 1 I 1 4 I i E F w E L The next time he says that, I'1n going to .... fx 3 -f 'N f f W yu ll f f 7 3 - 1 Q. , '- F . .,eA::1: I , X , :::1 5 .... . A.:: .1.:: z 21 U' ' ' , 5, A X l an -N :f: 1 .Qi 1. hw t Zi g il- N X :ix 1 4 .--v- iprl CIPA? g .MLA UNCH MEf.f.f.f.f + A-.-5- A I sf' IO8 ' T '1 Q t l And fold their tents like Ambs, and silently steal away w Rcspot the deck Watch the elevatof' Hold your brakes 1 EXPEDITE.'!.'.' Z.- wfg ' 5 L QE i I 'Z ff i 1' 2 - , 5 , , 3 ,if W, J iii 2 N sw ,lfi 1 E i l r'V i': I 4 L s f A F Q Qt 3 13 3 N 2 ? 1 ' f an .fl 5 n , , 1 T1 1 ff? L 1 v 4 I f I A I Y ' ' + ,f yi. N N iv 3 W Y: X - it - Vg, if ' 'f 1 f Y in 'U' 2 X Q ii W J li E f l ' ' - X X gi g x 5: 'Y W. H ? X I x H Y 1 rf 1 7 Ui is-Q ' B! XX sb A ' 232 ' f f 3 vf IIO Fmm Tankew to Carrier L Q I 1,1 5 R f 8 '9' Ml. nf L K CJRGNDQ-Qyvg ZNAIV. . .just cz D. ..Ai1'dale From CaM'z'e1' to Plane r-.fn-f - - -- V -Aw-U fy., vw v ---- , Take up the bridle slack. Yangle Crangle Dangle Sangle, and Smith change F9 S for Banshees When fox is at the yard arin, And the wind is down the slot, The screarn of frenzied Panthers echoes, Waiting for shot. ...N7 x 1,133 421 .:535Sei2552z23?2E. 1152255535353222553525321552225:5:z:5g2gsg1 On your mark get set... Catapult all planes. ff'- F The old reliable Hosenose Hang onto your upper plate now .4 ' . -in :MQ Occasionally they bring back a bomb to bowl down the deck. Late wave-OH, H00 HA , Get some coal om' -'C 1 900 f 'Z :Wf bw! . :Z cw, Ei ! J Q 7 w I' FV41 5 ! f 5 z 4 4:5 fx jf ri ' 1 w 2 , U ill I L 1 1 V J M pg' Ii ' 'lug ,IQ ll 101 ,E A V J, M U lil: UW EL I 'we l N1 Em is N' 5, V ml '1 xl ,:, I 1 3 The HUGH was built for a carrierle deck Back home from another strike Z Cut him easy LSO, maybe my relief is in that Turkey T Detachment Twenty of HELICOPTER SOUADRON ONE came aboard the UEONNY DICK for the express purpose of doing air-sea rescue work and to act as plane guard. The collateral duties consist of carrying VIPS and Peons around the Fleet, carrying guard mail and snapping up spare parts from other ships. This detach- ment has made five saves of downed pilots since the cruise began. All got aboard safely. The two pilots attached to the unit are kept busy during all daylight hours and sometimes before dawn or after dark. These people are the Air Group pilot's friends indeed, because they are always there when needed. LT R. M. Christiansen, LTJG R. L. May. Y ? 1 X P l dford ADI, M. B. Cline'ADC., N. F. Brown AN, J. P. Smith D. D. Hamper AD3, D. G. Freeman AN, E- D- Bra AD2, A. L. Starkey AD3. :.' rp r fv. c z L E 5 ,,. 5 1:3 Y, I mf- Il l E 15' i L li T E FSU! T I 5 . I V l I lr I! I eff! l 1 'l'f fr -3 ll A li lf ll HE if lei I, l -I ill 1 IA 'l 5 W at 1 1 l ll 1 1 li I il . lx K la Al l 33? , il 'E y li . r s 11 l at i ill I Ni?-.., Aiawxwmmmrz S .4 ' ' 'l- ' ,ni ' K W i-4i '-1. if 5+-......,,1.1 -- ' S ' QA -ff! 'TD The pilot's best friend. Land helicopter aft of number two elevator I6 Rigging the sweeps By hook or crook it's in the bag -x ---- Y- KV., Q., -f.:..--..... ...--..,a:..sn'. . 'f f- '- S- X A - if A i S' 5 N X X- lst Row: CHMACH W. B. Rowe, LT R. J. Giannini, LT J. S. Morgan, LCDR R. R. Gross, CDR C. W. Smith, jr., LCDR M. A. Iiams, LT C. A. Wood, CHGUN R. fn, Payne. 2nd Row: LT R. N. Bale, LT F. R. Lavender, ENS R. G. Zibell. CHBOSN R. F. Nance, ENS W. R. Wehrend, Jr., LT W. B. Kurlak, LT W. D. Bottenhorn, LT C. A. Stonemetz. lst Row: L.G. Schroers, I. D. jones, I. E. Barrath, R. T. Vgi1lis,ciX.xg- ilfltgbbott, W. D. Mccormickl W. P. Folks, P. O. Land. 3rd Rowx: E. L. Cody, D. W. eorg h, 2nd Row: G. E. Mfalsh, J. A. Younkin, R. A. Peterson, , , -,..... 3 ' 2 1 Q I I ' 1 J f .Q 'f A 3: W. Q., W ,. -.W .. 535- , Q 5 If Nw f 41 ! Z' ZGVJ W aa.. T 4 4 If o . ,Si , 1 T! .fi 1 mg N.., , wm:s44sam..:., semwzzs 4 Z 5 f tis! 1 e i 4 u - 4 5 5 4 2 1 2 3 I it f f 'T . f sz fx NVQ? wx N 'WW 'ff f , . . x ' X .x wsiy ,t xg' V . Jn- if 5' iffvvga FMC T 5 V 11649 f . gif . of 3 wwf hay! 4 W' 1 , L., ,mf 4 Q W We6 42 W 4 WZ! if ffl fszf. Q Q. lst Row: D., G. McWhirter, R. G. Lingo, J. C. Crews, A. C. Baca, J. H. Ames, F. M. Ruflino. 2nd Row: J. W. Gray VV B Oswalt ChBosn. R. F. Nance, D. E. Cowger, S. T. Skelton. 3rd Row: Mfnj. Jaramillo, R. L. Craver, J. A. McKeen, J. Hanson K R Dunlap, R. E. Smith, E. F.. Hess, O. Qnj. Cuigtner, D. C. Reynolds, C. J. Orgeron, R. T. Willis. 4th Row: D. D. Flferlick S L Ivy J. V. Bateman, R. H. White, R. fnj. Sanchez, M. L. Mills, G. L. Carter, B. J. Peeples, N. R. Alexander, J. B. Levy. lst Row: A. T. Sumner, R. P. Hairston, T. W. Rogers, W. G. Appleton, R. F. Armenta, H. B. Gray. 2nd Row: E. O Aker D W. Grable, D. J. Adams, C. D. Michael, J. F. White, E. Qnj. Albrecht. 3rd Row: M. L. Aldridge, D. Qny. Jones, J. F DeV1res E G. Smith, M. J. Kachurik, G. M. Ford, J. E. Oswalt, P. K. Brown, K. A. Dayton, R. C. Knipp. 4th Row: H. M. Bymvton W U0 Brown, R. R. Nunley, E. V. Brown, J. J. McKean, L. D. Rock, R. S. Schoonmaker, C. F. Forney, B. W. Crowe, T. Qnj Nickens G M McCreery, R. M. Vance, R. E. Montis. t A' f -if-3,3,vfw..mm 1 L- --..f::.: ff 1 :fan - 'gg ul'.44gt. W - '- ' 'a ' M ' ' ' 'H'M Q M ' 'f-rn'r3'fjf323-:,:g,...- .-....,-,,,,, ff I -A -V -aff' W 1-:ii iQrfi.!L. ' 'T.. ' ',.eZ:r' ' I f I rl'- S l ! i l has-A lst Row: V. -I. Rinehart, XV. T. Coleman, T. A. Barbariol, R. M. Gullick. 2nd Row: J. D. Driver, J. L. Roark, LT Stonemetz, W. ' L. Edwards, L. E. lvotipka, R. C. Puckett. 3rd Row: F. M. Warner, R. K. Dunlap, E. fnj Gullick, T. L. Tonjis, M. B. Gildern, W. B. Birdwood. 4th Row: C. D. Darby, H. H. Adams, C. Qnj Moore, J. L. Davison, R. D. Hall, R. A. Schulze. 1 EQXQRS I S ' ! . hw Q . . , .4 if . N 4, . Ei f f J. g f is Ag fy ,fx I -Mia I . lg-w.? 1 f 1 4 5. 557 , ' 4 +G... 565. A .. XV , . , , . 5 f jk f- ,, ...fn z . f 15 SX SS R ,. . SW Q 1 5. ay Q 5 X ,ss l If J E DNV S X' i r ,Wi . 1 1 tl 1 ' ,W 1' 1 I 23? . 7: H Z' ler J N Dalnico 2nd Row- XV A Schultz, A. L. Gould, L. L. Anderson, 1 ' . . J ' ' ' ' I . - . Fftlglfolgvildlfigg WL Algghgggy bibs- g'1?1'2gL1rx.' 3rd flaw. J. K. Stewart, 13, N. VVal1s, J. W. Dusmg, M. H. Wesley, J. J. Mumm. 4th Yf f . , . ROWS N. J. Steele, R, Dgvanlieuren, D. L. McConaughy, C. C. Pack, M. D. Freed. I I9 l K I 4 2 lm. V... W1 i .. it 5 ull 1 l l 1 ll .il la I Is 1 1 2 ll Z 1 I QI ' 1 i Q T l . . : I l 1 Q I 1 15 'iz Vg- iii a .Q - M. . M T, l' . E 4 .:. 1 3 F 1, sl 4 E ' 4 4 ' 1 if 1 f f I I . 3 I 1 ix '4 i I it i l . ii 1 r X l 'N :E l. li .. l S 3 H Jr .mf ,. 1 1 i. sw 5. an V -1- O is Silas if S , . , . if ,fr ag . l r 1 ws lf 5 X Z 1 4 ,if J W 1 5 j l 2 5 4 f 7 'V If 2 v 4 2 if f . 5 K i 5 Q 1 i lst Row: W. Midgette, J. Terry, L. Wasmer, S. Murray, D. McKinney, J. Buchanan, L. Condes, R. Rolen, K. Gruce. 2nd Row: L. Bradburn, D. Boyd, P. Gresham, C. Moore, H. Nesary, E. White. 3rd Row: D. Hood, K. Logan, S. Scott, F. Piboin, N. Getting, L. Newton, R. Smith, G. Smith, P. Kutina, E. Harmon, L. Russ, E. Knieb. 4th Row: R. Servilican, G. Wood, W. Speer, W. Giddeon J. Gutierrez, R. Haskins, A. Wiggins, K. Walden, S. Wieburg, C. Henry, T. Steele. V Ist Row: R. Filer, E. Sever E. White H. Nesary J Johnson 2nd Row' H Koch 4 ' - .' . ' ' ' A -A - - , J. Terry, R. Nielsen, H. Bow s, H. Skelton, N- fegggidg. Harmon, F. P1bo1n, C. Harper. 3rd Row: S. Edmiston, R. Baker, J. Bond, T. Steele, P. Rodriguez, D?iIrKinney, Qinsertj ,..., L. . .. f . - F T -- L -1 4 - - -V - 4 ,- . 1 v-. - -. - -.r - -- .1-L-0---r. -f..'sv-,Ja -az'-1'-ifrifiatif-'xg -Sgairr , 3-h,,5,,,,,, .. -,,.:,,,,,,,,,,k,, lst Row: R. Holloway, D. Culpepper, F. Dolence, F. Pibion, M. Hilton, J. Bean. 2nd Row: R. Filer, E. Sevor, S. Wieburg, C. Sanderson, C. Wlilkins. 3rd Row: VV. Griilin, L. Chang, E. Tomas, O. Lotts, D. Stevens, A. Harnes, K. Lebouef, L. Gibson, C. Harper, D. Faddis, J. Johnson. 4th Row: S. Cook, A. Lynch, D. DeGraffenreid, C. Pederson, P. Lobato, E. Donatto, R. Ziegler, D. Vasquez, J. Bond, R. Longfellow, R. Gibson, J. Miller. , 7 1 4 A . E. y l eu, I ' D , , , ., . A . 7 . , . . MEIFD, B. G. Creamei, IL. B. Castlebeiry, D. P. Uhl, E Jac soln L Ad ms, J' A. Mah, C. B. Suquensee, R' E. kraus, R. A. C'1G. R. E. L. Ma , H. E. A derson. 3rd Row: H. L. Joiner, . . A '21 Q Chfisrifmson. R. Gzis, T. D. 1?itts,SE. P. Korner, J. W. Mitchell, G. J- Swlsheff B- Sfafblollgh- .Iv .-. .-1 5. .- lf.: -I -tw Ki I Z I f W, . .fs i .Q .9 S 0 43 f f x I3 4 :ffl X , I I I J . I . , M1 . I ,I .lx I. III I W i I I fi I I2l ,J I I I I I I II I I . I'I I E I r I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I l 'm. Devil '41 lst Row A E Sharpe J W Jellrson J Whlte D M Caln C R Chrlstensen W D Wales R N Smlth L Butorvlch 2nd Row R D Gray K F Enckson C W Self D L Butler M E Carson P Isbell W O Goette G In Fortune T A Grlmont, D. L DHVIS D L Johnson 3rd Row J D Dunn M R Heckel W H Mondell D C Squlre J W Montgomery E J Corrlgan, D B Ramsey C P Hahula W J Cameron R J Mendonca B A Wllburn J L Ragan H W Cadle W G Young J A Y U l d Q J l, D Combs I E Flowers 3rd Row G A PTICS O Hayfjfo 21? ROM J C Johnson T' Iiarmon L' T' Bank E' C' Sabo R Fralzer, E T Lueders, L Crawmer, J o Campbell QSC er' B J Sfonef J- G- Glendlnnmg- P- P- Richards, J- J- MOYW' l r i ti J 122 ' A hee'-f-' --- --J -.1 5.l:Lv A - . 1- -fggg.-.V - -V-afamfiaxi giang ,.ffa:.f'.1v.-gaasimgz lst Row: J. B. McHafHe, D. D. Kirk, J. O. Youngstrom, J. J. Behag, T. L. Behag, R. H. Geilenfeldt, E. fnj Shustek, S. S. Abrams, E. B. Atencio, E. W. Vanatta, K. G. Gapter, G. E. Chapman, R. A. Records. 2nd Row: B. L. Yates, C. Y. Saari, O. D. West, L. E. Mitchell, L. J. Young, C. E. Link, C. R. Pridgen, C. Bixler, Jr., C. A. Cherry, J. K. Erwin, C. L. Lee, J. W. Sehn, E. A. Smith, S. L. Styer, L. Ledger, Jr. J iw-H 1 f R I '. Q' A . E. G ll' . . R. S. Armstrong, E. L Hilbun, S. B. Hurwitz, J. C. Banks, E. L. Hart, S? M.0lQfINolih RRMl?lDngCrDAlVIcnD Domhqiii gavis, Lgrllgalbert. 2nd Row: D. E. Baus, D. fnj. Tyler, Jr., E. P. Foster, J. E. Salley, A. M. Meygi, C W S2:l51ithgOn.1gTrIify,Be11 XV, E, Doan, J. L. Thurston, O. R. Barton, R. O. Spencer, J. H. Graham, T. O. Horton. l23 in-i ---ng' 4 ,, . A .f . ' Tlifl' I n Q. 5. -- ,.-. - V f. 1, 1 v 1 4 9 ill' .ll ll' ll. ll Z: All lil H ill' 5, ll- AM. . .sl Nl' ..,,:' ill Mm. EV r l 5 l 9 V 5 Ili 1 ll il? Z 1 I s .X W ,f J l z E H.: 4 f JS 1 , 95, J , I il 1 4. . l A n Q r A ' e :Z l 1 , 5 lg I. . it g l .Jul BZ.: I ffl . Il. if Q. pf i Q I .. Efzf . .r-C . . avr. W, YV S' QQQQSQ5 1. . M, APPREHEND MAND RETURN T0 tt o'BRusN OR MAJ. Lawns... .-3-. HBLITCI-IN O' BRIEN . FOR UNAUTHORIZED ABSENCE FROM THIS SHIP. SINCE IQOO 24 AUG.. IF SEEN PLEASE I am Butch. I can speak with authority, for I have been aboard since the BHR was recommissioned. My age? Well, according to dog-reckoning, I am seven years old, but according to people-reckoning, I am about 40 years old. My authority stems from the fact that I have five and a half years of sea-duty behind me. Among other things, I have a GQ station, a fancy life jacket, my own records, ID card, inoculation card, and dog tags, I can wear the navy Occupation, China Service, Korean and the United Nations Ribbons. I have two roommates who treat me very well. One is my owner, LT. E. A. O'Brien, the First Lieutenant, and he is the fellow whom I help with his job all the time. My other roommate is Major Ed Lewis of the Marine Corps, and I think that I will miss him when he leaves the ship. Well, that is about all that there is to tell about me, I do have one little worry at the present time, but perhaps it may not be too bad. I have been watching the punishments which the Captain hands out at Captain's Mast, and maybe extra duty will not be too hard, just so he does not say, Solitary Confinement. fEd. Note: Butch is awaiting Captain's Mast for Unauthorized Absence for sixteen hours while we were at Yokosuka. Results will be learned later.j F -,--n--- - K i i V V V F if :ff , 'f Q f Z W W W f f f f vm M rw Z J .7 W 7 f Z K f W Z Z The eyes, ears, voice, and nerve center of the BON HOMME RICHARD: this is the Operations Department. From CIC to the Bridge, the oflicdfs and men of the Depart- ment have been welded into a closely knit organization toiling around the clock in the tasks involved in Air Intelligence, Communications, Combat In- formation, Photography, Air Operations and Aerology, to enable the ship to fulfill its mission successfully. Many are the functions of this Department, and its work is just as varied. There is the humming, buzzing, ticking and the static in the radio shacks so carefully concealed in the superstructure, Hashing and CDR T. L. CONROY USN CDR O. O. DEAN USN receiving messages to and from the outside world. The Aerology Office, so important in an operating area, containing talk of Williwaws, typhoons, hurricanes, ballistic winds and densities, prepares the fore- casts and also the weather maps for the Air Group. A long trek down many ladders, brings one to THIS 15 Ts-as RECEIVED ANCQZTBOETAHNWE X 'DISP Cl-I we t-:Avg BEEN ,V ORDERED T0 X X.. .Z-f' V ur' l E1 QRHNDDKW- the Combat Information Center, affectionately known as Mole- hole , with the many noises, squawk boxes, strangling and en- tangling wires, charts and color- ing, the magic eyes of the com- plex equipment, all compen- sated for by the air conditioning. As a contrast, Air Intelligence Oflice is brightly lighted, show- ing maps, charts, photographs, displays on bulkheads, sliding panels, reports, summaries, battle action reports, and the numer- ous booklets constantly being prepared there. Then there is the Photographic Laboratory, from which comes the steady stream and graphic picture of the success of the missions as- signed to the BON HOMME RICHARD pilots. Last, but no means least, is Air Plot buzzing with activity during control of the BHR planes while taking care of their assigned targets, and then guiding them back again to the home roost. These are the reasons why the Operations Department is said to be the eyes, ears, voice, and nerve center of the BON HOMME RICHARD. L X id g I H '25 I I l rr ' 0 4 Z E 1 I i I 4 ' 2 1 F 6 Ya eitlza walk along the lzills owuli the valleys. .. 5 Q5 5 fi X 1 . I Q The Bureau of Misinformation, , .1-. ,Y -f, nw Yi Doing yeoman work. All the way to Cliicopee Falls 101' only 59.63 Flying saucers. This is a device used to communicate i X ' 'Q Ex K ' XM 'Ze ,lx f N XP xf f f The Cloud Counters live here. N u N X 1 ,X 1 nasty poems to other ships. s. y'R X, , 'Ni . fuzmims Not that one, Not that one. Pri-fly, this is johnny-San. M 5, 5: 1 3 ,i ,gf 3 ,QW W, 7 MA fi l . 5 Z zz vi-A, .W , WW N-17,3 s , , 'ffl e e i -w ,4 jr i M itll fat ii ff ii 11 w. xgwl ' l sf! , A Push the middle valve down. lVI0shi M oshi .' Bearing 272, I2 miles. Oh! The PIM Bems are a-e0min', Won? you hurry The toteboard in CIC f 1 f X 'H inf' Q fff aff 7 ff 4 Q X z 6 X f X sae They somehow found time to do all the photos, veprmts, enlargements and oeducllous in this book. Our gratitude is boundless. A is A nn These few men work day and night to develop and jvrmt the 60,000 or more jyictures needed each month. fy 0 'V .S K I L: I M W I I X l M N sn ,f , W 4 1 1 P i ! L lr i N W W 12 E Q , 4 1 v 1 E W I r i lst Row: ENS. D. M. Richards, LT G. G. Bohmert, LT A. L. R. Curry, LT F. Qnj. Conners, LTJG R. E. Mortenson, LT C. B Whittle, LT G. R. Bean, ENS J. E. Dickerson. 2nd Row: LT R. G. Bartol, LT T. L. Ferrell, LCDR G. M. Hall, LCDR G. F Silvani, CDR O. O. Dean, LCDR R. W. McKee, LCDR T. F. Kelly, LT H. H. Kuns, LT K. B. Austin, LT R. P. Ahnstrom. O lst Row: W. W. Johnson, M. R. Garner, A. P. Kohler, A. Qnj Archibeque, A. fnj Alcala, F. Cnj Lachester, W. P. Reed, M. L. Campbell, C. A. Diebernardo. 2nd Row: H. M. Berdan, J. D. Jackson, T. G. Reff, B. L. Schawl, H. L. Ray, F. S. Smith, M. E. Heina, R. G. Hires, G. Cm Yarber, R. A. Elwell. 3rd Row: E. H. Salyer, J. I. Glover, D. B. Nash, H. fnj Kramer, R. O. Drott, N. fnj Martell, W. A. Cornelius, E. R. Hansen, D. S. Scholton, W. J. Blankenship, R. M. Lauer, P. WV. Gustaf. Q .. I ,..- , ,' V ., -. - --1 1 ' ,'-K 'r, W i t Yv 1 lst Row: J. H. Zobel, D. C. Murray, D. R. Brown, R. N. Klien. 2nd Row: J. T. Martin, L. A. Carrozzino, R. Qnj Stanton, R. W. McNay, H. J. Coughlen. 3rd Row: M. F. Pieper, G. NV. Finegan, C. W. Knight, C. E. Walker, J. L. Haddock. E . .. 4 'Z ' lst Row: J. M. Collard, F. L. Allen, A. H. Rameriz, YV. YV. Gage, C. fnj Blackburn, R. E. Norton, R. J. Hampton, B. D. Norris, L. E. F h' k- F, l . 2 l R : R. D. Riffey, C. E. Mattingly, B. Qnj Fridel, O. T. Garza, YV. XV. Bugess, I. YV Sanders,aETe?j,l:E1qdS QE? Ilsfzijllggnalig, P,0v1g. Vincent, B. J. YViley, R. M. Maston. 3rd Row: E. WV. Reuer, I. P. Xllaganam, R. H Miller, C, D, Langaster Jr., W, E, Hausworth, P. E. Smith, J. W. Orr, U. F. Mains, J. fny Bragg Jr., P. V. Ganay. 4th Row: R XV. Houteshalt, P. J. McLure, J. P. Carroll, L. A. Lindguiest, D. R. Sellers, L. N. Anderson, T. E. Merryman, K. fnj Creekmore P. A. Worthington, C. Qnj Varnado. M J! V I ig M 3 -if 'I-v ' ,- .f .::' -I 'Er I 4 L li' li if 4. 4 1. if 1. V! l 1 I 1 i I-v ll li L r l r vi I H, l I i L - t J Q . .Ie ii 'l f I A ii . A 1' . il ,L .C , , .I f 'I s , ll . l 1 l I' i rl I f 1 e -IRI if . 4l,l li J I ' 'L l . Ei ji 1 Z 1 r 1 J 1 F: .fl .5 in Ui .,1 'T M 1 J! ll 'fi l 4 1 W 1 , S r Y ill ,. ,ll , V is Qi . , QM. J I 5 .gi 'P ii -1 J . ........4............ I in .1 lst Row: H. E. Mentink, R. M. McGinnis, R. D. Francis, G. H. Cenzol, D. H. Barcroft, B. R. Smith. 2nd Row: W. Qnj Halzerland, C. W. Winters, E. W. Kamlin, B. O. XfVhitton, K. D. Hiesterman, A. G. Cruce, J. H. Fields, D. H. Yost. 3rd Row: R. J. Koll, E. L. Allen, R. E. Spell, G. H. Stair, R. Qnj VonGrudigen, L. J. Nuss, J. A. Stokes. lst Row: C. D. Bray, R. E. Himes, V. E. Hickox, G. Shea, M. T. Pegg, H. G. VVeiss, D. H. Huntzenger, P. E. XVright, G. H McKenzie, H. W. Clason, G. G. Duran. 2nd Row: N. A. King, C. R. Colean, M. A. Kuhlman, A. E. Gilless, R. D. Ault, A. E. Moss H. A. Moskvitz, C. O. Olmscheid, M. E. Nelson, B D Breckel, D. Qnj Sawers. 3rd Row: R. O. G-eiclnt, L. I. Ofsowitz, V. R. Thompson, D. A. Purdy, W. E. McKeag, C. J. Lidwell, A. L. Manning, D. B.. Manning, R. J. Skehan, YV. A. Scharnikow. L.- ...m p 4. .-.44---.-J h' l ....-.-f-J LLQ. . -mr-Ag-: L' 42 ELL-31-fi- 1 3H?'5'3 'W--' -- - H --L'- 21, - - -, ,.,-.1 . ,A -- V ,Qian-ys.i , '-39' 1355-'- ff' egg-.i- flf'.r,x,f,'1 is fra.:--'Q-'- 1-ai. P 1 f f fa N w? ff X ff fa f fff lst Row: LT R. L. Yvalker, LT S. W. Hartman, LCDR W. W. Mfolverton, LT S. L. Gardner, Lt B. L. Isaacson. 2nd Row: ENS D. L. Loken, ENS M. Qnj Bartling, LT H. A. Key, ENS W. R. Ryan, ENS D. A. Weber, ENS H. E. J. Stanch, LTJG D. L. Combs. Y.-....-.-in-ii lst Row: J. S. Ramsey, C. L. McBride, D. M. Pickens, T. D. Christopher, C. D. Childs. 2nd Rourj B, J. Hoefler, B. G. Reed, C. T. Owens, M. K. McKay. I33 I .IS 5 is K 5 5 i 4 V s i 9 si 1 I . i l t. D L J .PSX Ia 5 TTC: -'all QT . Jie -' Thatlg' for sure. Thafs for darn sure LL The square needle. Hull0 up deaahn. ,,,..........,,--112 - '---ee ,-..-155 , X- ' ' The Administrative Department has many and varied shipboard functions. The Captain's Office, besides handling all the ship's official mail, processes the orders and reports of Officer Personnel, maintains the central and master files of the ship, and oversees all of the general admin- istrative procedures. The Executive OHicer's Office, prepares the Plan of the Day. maintains the service records and index files of the ship's company personnel, processes their special requests, and keeps them well supplied with the proper liberty and identihcation cards. The Legal Office has as its major duties the administration of discipline by receiving and processing report slips, arranging Captain's Mast and Courts Martial as necessary, and the protection of the ship's person- nel through the provision of legal assistance and advice in all Legal Actions and Civilian Court cases. The Master at Arms Force consisting of I3 members, under the direction of the ship's Chief Master at Arms, is the shipboard Police Force. It's duty is the enforcement of all rules and regulations and the maintenance of good order and discipline. flt also holds the early reveilles on replenishment days.j The X-I Divi- sion is the training unit to 'which many newly arrived personnel are temporarily assigned for introduction to their new organizations. The The Training OHice, commonly known as I 8cE for Information and Education, provides educa- tional advice and opportunity through its con- ference periods, organized classes, lecture and movie programs, reading library, GED Tests and USAFI and Naval Training Courses. The PRINT SHOP, more often with ingenuity and skill than with up-to-date equipment, handles the tremendous volume of printing asisgnments for the ship's forms and publications in addition to aiding the Air Department in the production of target area negatives, and Ship's Library holds 3000 bound volumes besides the latest magazines, the best pocket books, and all the printable sporting news. In addition the Library Staff sponsors a program featuring a 2 hour disc jockey show followed by 2 hours of transcribed programs. Oh yes, the two Chaplains are also part of the Administrative Department and besides being responsible for the spiritual welfare of all hands, they direct the ship's Recreation Programs providing, the daily press news, the weekly paper, the library, sightseeing tours, variety shows and happy hours, beach parties, rest hotel reservations and a host of other functions. These are the activities of the Administrative Department-the department which keeps the Bon Homme Richard organized and running smoothly. CDR L. H. BAUER USN in ......., Q ,,,........ 'i ': ..-,..,,.:.:.:.,..,.,,.,.,,,,,,..,. ., . . . .,.:., , K .,.,. .. ,v,,,,,,,,E 2:1:2:1:2:2:E2: '-'- iz, 21. fs5sg.g:,. 555255. 'U 'fisgsis t1 ' ,,,.,1 525fiIQ:5E5SQEfifE222EQEfff5f5i55:i.g:E35i:7: N 51 :f flif fiririririrircirxrz - r' ':t2t'tt'f 5 ff 2 E! J .... l'1tit X t ' -v .. . ...Z ,,.,.,., 7 1 I . ,.....,.,. i ,if 'v' ' l N0 wolf , 9 'r lf . ..., I ctsrsssr ststss ...,.. as tctt . ' f ' ,,,.., i , .... ':1: f , g ,- ---4 Q' 't :t:: it 'ZII 3 I Z ' I 'I ' -,-gl-T: '-'- rl- : gi K EI ' :-,- - -1 . -h. , 5- E j:- .-' I-- k?.,n ' 5 'f': -- 5' . E31 P' 53 D' 'O g6fg,qND,9--gpf X '35 .1 ,v ff' A .g If: nf fl . J 271:-' , 1'--J ,i,'.',- N3- biiiiil ' A 7 n 'ie I+ 'Et W, 245, .: -' TJ p. ,' .-fl fry va. :Fi 15 IF V I 1 l, ' rf l .V Li' - i i 1. 3.1 7-. L V I , 1 F-in lf. I if I-V. E255 47 ,nf .Mfg F' y ,-I ' H rr I' . is, me . 5. V-v 'ffv P323 F a E35 ,ff 7 4 iv 'Qi :Ei .. -4 1 ,..- . ,, vw' ag Lf' . .Q 4 . 1 ' 4, W1 .5- I 5 3 v 34 a clay for overtime 1 r .'.. ,P l e w l l 7l'l11's llOl'SlI'I' l'OIIflH'IlI io tlze Uzzifornzf Code l me A quite place to read Dull since they tools Olllf the fzzmezy books 441:11-lui l:f 1 B The Legal Beagle : 1 Qi. X Personnel Ojice The Captains Ojiee 9: Xl Xl no 52? AM ,MW V , cl,?0.9 ,OXO ffl Tell ,ee, He spells it W7-let-r-e-n-c-z-n-o-w-s-k-i , K V l Rarely sees the captain Lou takes a look around lf ' 1 ! xar fi' -r 1'., I I? . iv A w X W I : P P B I , 1 ll! M XL E r ! 4? J ,xg EVIL Ili , i I I1 ml .U I li rl H 'li X1 v IH Ni ,r 'I P i si M yi ga rr v ,C l I 1 E F 5 chaplain DAY holds Protestant services aboard Catholic Alass is celebrated on the hangar deck Latter Day Saints services in the Library by Father O'BRIEN 4 Q PLEASE. . .N0 beans tomarrow WK' A christian mission chapel in japan The GQSPEL .- -lf 2 - L+' - 'fa - 72 ,f ' , 2 if . V , fW 1 V ' :': S ,W ' X .' 64.5 . 6 , S T, 'f- P iw . A .A ,6A 1' ffl lst Row: R. B. Spickard, F. R. Cates, R. C. Wohnus, S. S. Loft, H. fnj James Jr., J. L. Burwell. 2nd Row: H. E. Tittle, L. T. Byer, L. E. Downing, R. W. Pound, J. F. Lovett, L. O. Patrick, X R. D. Meirs Jr., E. Qnj Taylor, H. G. Whalen. lst Row: M. E. Diehl, D. S. Camp, C. B. Pope, C. L. Branum, R. R. Remmas, L. D Boisjolie, D. L. Taylor, C. O. Keith, R, A. Meyers. 2nd Row: G. Cnj Reichert III, F. J. Stelfens M. P. Dunn, D. E. Mathisen, D. F. Baker, R. R. Januchowski, F. H. Tibbetts, G. E. Serviss ENS H. D. Harford Chaplain O'Brien Chaplain Day FNS J. XV. YVilson SCLK C. J. Speckcrt 1 Q 'S aw, 4 1 B. R. Hamblen. 3rd Row: J. R. Reichardt, F. fnj Ybarra, C. fnj King, A. C. Hlheeler, J. INK Harper, G. VV. Cadle, K. F. Alden, YV. M. Loy Jr., J. C. Gorsuch. 4th Row: A. Cnj Blankenship H. A. Dufly Jr., P. C. Ouzts, R. YV. Wisner, R. E. Arnold, W. C. Martin, E. F. Smith. 0 i1l,, :rff.m-'f-'F'-'-' 'fl- ff-any-'ff'-A- f ' i 'D ' D X jay X? y V , ,,,4 x 'fi f NNW X, , I W 'I Qyff . 1 D1-Q., I :-M- ,ff XM IEW' am i ,WW a f' Z fw f Aff ff fw fl Wi fi!! 'A' 'f fffffff fWf! iii if g f : ff. Z f 4 ff, f if 3 Real sailors , as the boatswains would ,5 put it, find their home on a modern carrier f in the Gunnery Department. Besides g manning the 5 and 40mm batteries, this f Department also has charge of all phases of deck seamanship. Under the supervision of the First Lieutenant, men from this Department man the ship's boats, rig fueling lines, handle cargo lines and accommodation ladders, and do the endless, scraping and painting. The First Division, under the direct control of the First Lieutenant, is responsible for side cleaning and keeping the ship's paint and sail lockers and l boatswain's stores. Aside from keeping their own living spaces and gun mounts in shape, many other spaces about the ship-ladders, passageways, olnlicers' country-are under the cognizance of Gunnery Department personnel. , The other half of the dual life of this Department, is gunnery itself. The ships main battery of 5 guns is manned and maintained by men from the Second and Third Divisions. The Fourth and Fifth Divisions have the responsibility for the 40mm battery. The ship's Marine De- tachment, which comprises the Sixth Division, besides furnishing the guard of the day and various orderlies, mans one 5 mount and three 40mm quad mounts. A , Fire control, the art of aiming the guns in the right direction to hit the target, is the responsibility of the Fox Division. 5 These men man the main battery plotting room, all of the gun directors and other fire control gear. They also have Q charge of the ship's armory and they supervise the handling and stowage of all ordnance, including bombs and rockets. One other important task assigned to this Department, is the supplying of personnel for the Bridge watch. There 5 everyone with the exception of the Quartermasters, from the Officer of the LCDR D. L. MILLER USN ,,...,, gzgaga5:5egrsgzag:age55555Egigigigigigfgifff , ,,,., 136614 to the messengers, are Gunnery A ..... .. .. , .,. tatt n Dennnnnene Pennnnnen' 1 n 4? f 9 ,,.... iezi if ..-1 ' ileneueeee if --iis ' is ' ' 1' ' L iezi 'nliz f e ' 'e'e e ' X I ..,. ' ....., . 1 'L leie eeun L L ': 'e'e 'N 'N . ,..... ..,... A 5 , T V ...it 'e'e'e'ee at 0 ' ':e::Zee' X Q ' 'al xn fe s 9 . ,.,:: .fas2iiiiiiifiisiefxgsfa. .......,., ,, ' ..... 2 .' i ' If Xe J h ...... . ..., . ....,,.,...,.,. ,.,..,............, . , ,ci Z ,.,,.,,..,,.,.,.:. 0 4 O N .... e 1 e'fn .... , :...'f.e'M' o 3 x I E .2 ..... 0 Wok 0 ' 'F e . .. ene . . T ,f ,.., .c . J p fy Q 'e ' ' e ....,,, - ' a nn , . l Wffffn e ..,. t .,.... ....,...,. .,.,.,., aaiaa , an s L ,,,, .... , 7 , iggjf A, 'l K T' -fkgjs Tn? ' T -ei ff ca -gQf-iT' Q iii: .iiiiiiiiiiiiiigi A . mm, of 'TXT-Z S ' Jfxfi in-' ' 53 'f T f. 12. Q , X , '1'22 -a , - ff T. - 1 , e ' ' ,... ,,,. , , .,.,..., ,. , i 'Aw ,, e Dgkfk, I .::1: df ' 'f'1 -. 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MX N M . xx w N X NX ' .wxiri ...,-...x f + xx... . .. -'S A Guns, like eveiytliiiig else, mst Port side batteries slew in and open fire Gyreizes like their brightwork to shine iii A plete of equipment tlzat bobbypiiis and wzie Two gimneisnmte stizleis examine the zimeiwoikmgs of iz 40MM mount zu0n't W 44-nw :xiii ff .ti ,Y 2 In the best Naval tradition, a boatswain mate You can go by that gadget if you like, but I'd add a couple more blows chow down knots, son Leelzelin and lielfnsnzan, on duty Captain, we are Ponting left to 3551, sir LLLL f Q1 A visiting captain gets cz lift to the Bonny Dick N X fi, ' ff A W: 39 944444 N311 N...,g, I wonder if anybody ever shoots one of these things Outside spaces get the attention of two ha1'dwo1'lcing 5 seamen 5 Then this fender-head sez to nie, he sez. . . If they fall they'll hang themselves W 4 I I lLL5 i Man, these an defense watches are fine I don't care what you need, Dollfaee, the chit says one pot of gray and one pot you getu A gunner pauses for a moment to strike a pose T116 Swilfll b0fH'd in the plotting 'V00171 ff LL A ir Defense Forward , .f V V K , ' A ,, Y - ,x f 5L..'.jJrj .,, ,P .- ' -- - -, 1.fj ', ' I- , - ' - Qsgj-.,.f.4-:' , 1' ,- 5 9.11. -M, 4- . ..g-- .:., :',L.-,,.4,.,A.L :, , , gh,-,., 5 .......x-L .W - ' ' ' ' ' ' I aj? ' 1M f A Wm Happy sailor-transfered to a destroyer along side. nw. ri Department yeoman hands out liberty eards. K 3+ W, E V 4 , if 51 I V I I MWZMKJ ,z ir ,, i i 1 Reiblenishinent day. First we go alongside the tanker. .. ,lik ,W I W R? , 1 1 , , l 1 Then to the ammunition ship. fi '1 ra f 5 U .., f 'AQIA sw :stt H r rsrt 5 -edaa 4:95 Y 'ZH 'V' I hate this gun. I hate this ship. In fact, Ihate everything. I U The Captain takes the Conn to maneuver alongside a The ship's most unpopular berthing space, the Brig replenishment vessel A stretcher case comes over by hzghlzne ll-L Half-chief, half-first class, half drunk After a long, hard day on the job It's good to just sit down and rest, or. .. , hit the water and cool of The Gunnery Department celebrates after fmall , 3' lzztting a sleave I4 'V . .Lf F I A l I-. E ' I 1 1 1 I i X 1 L t F 1 1 f 1 fi if 1 ti, ii s ri ft 'JZ fr vi Q2 I K, ,I xt ti I F t if ffm lat U 'e :fi .,i '11 1 4 tt 5 VI .iid at W r 'sw Z4 N e km Y XXN ENAJX? DW'?X N 4' Q X WV' 'Praise the Lord and pass the ammunition .3:f:Q:Q:f:Q:Q:f12' 3 :1:f:3:1:i:1:1:5:i. ' 'f'2'i'f'55S3E3E5Eg: 'PFI-I-Z-. I- ififffffffifffQiffffix' 3:f:5' I22121223222222222222222ffff:Q:Qif:2:f:Q:Q:Q:Q:f 2:!:5:1:5:111:15:111:C:1:5:2:?:7:1. 1:Q:2:2:f:f:2:. 'I t - rg-Lg Q 'NL 09 . iam -' C129N09 DA G7 Lili? f gif tg f - Q A. - ggi . - Q L-,z .-.' -., ... -- ,, -...-.41--B UI-uvv9n,, I5O Patteiiz of death The Five Ineheis in action ' f . .1 .. . -.- . A. -f .-Q: 2.515 . A . . - W-. .. . V- v . A -- . A -N f-r'.'f'?1-'vzffviflfv 4- M ' ' M ''m'H ' if-4-- ' -'f'-L? . ,. . -g 4--. .7 '. , f, , ' 1 'l 1 ,ASQ-4.ii.4,.. ' 'S.E,lhL,gg1ff,..f:.f.L .-,..,-,4 -- .... ...A . -. ' ...-L.-A.. . ., lst Row: ENS R. B. Porter, ENS M. B. Burton, ENS F. O'Connell, ENS H. B. Gaston, CHGUN P. C. Jones LTJG G. A. Reed, ENS S. W. Linzer, ENS R. P. Nelson. 2nd Row: CAPT E. MV. jaworski, MAJOR E. L. Lewis, LCDR D. L. Miller, LT D. F. Mueller, LT R. H. Brown. 3rd Row: ENS M. A. Iacona, ENS R. D. Kiker, CHGUN P. H. O'Neal, ENS C. C. Hawes, LT E. A. O,Brien, ENS J. G. Tillson, LTJG G. A. Barnett, LTJG J. E. Hlilkie, ENS R. V. Campbell, ENS R. L. Golley, LTJG M. G. McGill. I W A f if 4 2 K Q If ljme, , f x 5 , . f i - ? 'ia' ' 1 .f ff I '- 1 X ' T fM..,,,,..N,, 4 , . Q, M... 4- u 1-C 11 3 f ,Z 4 I - fi Q . Q ,,,,...,:... wx W 'QQ . ,, ,- , - H- dy M g , Bo d. 2nd Row: Fierro, Reel, Steen, Batten, Helm, lst Rom. Baskm, Boldt, Kouskouns, Townsen 1 ason YB t Brown, Hubbard, Bushnell, Phiuiber. 4th .l0hnson. 3rd Row: Deain, Allen, Buesking. Roby. Baftow: CH Y' Row: Holland, Jetke, Saxton, Cook, Cleveland. l5I t ,gawk I I rg , we 3 X QQQI , W , , ,, , P WWI, ' 4 2499 lst Row: Slone, Robinson, Mugler, Steffey, Wyatt, Davis, Calloway, Chanberlain. 2nd Row: King, Ferry, Fredickson, Rives, Dougall, Hedge. 3rd Row: Eckenroth, Johnson, Collins, Green, Carlson, Young, Claussen, Morton, Guthrie, Saenz, Estepp. 4th Row: Robin, Estep, Smith, Roe, Gray, Delashment, Eubanks. lst Row: Hildebrand, Young, Dillow, Holder Black W' d 'VI 1' , i - Benjamin, Stanchfield, Hammer, Contine, Ferguson.,3ri1egliIc'iw,: MeziarililiaglxolfeslgulgixiniQrgilbciigwiongsndgiialri Weathersby, Buggan, Lang, Daughert. 4th R : M D , ' A, Long, Honeymann, Copley, Carter, Byiacku ow unn, own6Y, Alexander, Dumbar, Guyton, Bancroft I 1135? 'LFZWLY' ifT UL'f !..-'. 'iv V ' Wx Z ' ' ' W -vw 1-aa:if:.fL1,s ' 'S4 - 'W -1' A - , ,fi -1- -Jl.nnf......:.i,,..J.za..,-, -wi . -Ja. f.- ..s. :aa.zYf,-f4m--d:-- -'L fi is rf X ,' Z fry 7-A? Z lst Row: Hendix, Icenogle, Senn, johnson, Jordon, Larson, Ledford, Mann, Benson, Metcalfe. 2nd Row: Hild, Kirkland, O'Hearn, Morris, jones. 3rd Row: Dallas, Hoskins, Holland, Holmes, Mulligan, Huntington, Brown, Heyse, Martin, Merkley, Herring, Vanderpool, Stevens, Rios. 4th Row: Burgoyne, Atkins, Sullivan, Hughes, Minton, Perret, Marsh, Hensley, Cleveland, Jacobs, Wood, Leding, Carney. lqt Rowv' Kiyqch Merrill Mouton, Mote, Burkholtler. 2nd Row: H'hite, Cirouard, Banks, Tolan. Mitchell. Hass. 3rd Ilogyl: Thiemfy Hooxlgr, McQueen, Langston, Iackson, Hubbert, DeVries, Pineda. 4th Row: Thomas, Shelton, Crow, Minton, Lewis, Welch, McCan, Rogers- l53 ,w.-.-,mmm t 1 I I 4 V l 1' . ' I t l l V Q 7 t Y l i t A b i w 1514 f X X ,f , ,, 4 f, fffwff X ff lst Row: Bender, Burns, Schreiber, Klueh, Shrum, Richardson. 2nd Row: O'Meara, Mullin, Fitzhugh, Barry Kyzar, Day. 3rd Rowg Achey, Riddle, Roy, Akins, Coulter, Kariesch, Asay, Reasons, Andrews, Vogtsberger. 4th Row: Couper, Parish, White, Garner, Conner, Schulte, Edson, Miller, Marsh, Britt, Purdy. lst Row: Gilliland, Miller, Overbeck, Viars, Kesting, McGuisti0n S d ,. . Rumley, Olliges, Allender, Serniershiein. 3rd Row: Jones, Copelandi1nPZi1g1f1lggt?Jiil?glIeixiiigiiwlfjigeokiyalifgll, gzgglsvglaasfyllagigfwllierggrgeilglolli Haff1S- 4th ROW? Bfmkley, OVCFSUCGI, Slade, Fergeson, Ferris, Flores, Scoville, 1 D ----5 ' , . V . ,J Y , 5 .g,,. -4 V f Y ff'-3 1 lst Row: Porter, Miller, Hale, Mullins, Ramirez, Apitz. 2nd Row: Hall, Gray, Gryder, Carroll, Hill, Portillo, Tanner, 3rd Row: Hermant, Bundick, Hern, Smith, Melland, Huntley, Wood, Wilson, Harden, Greene. 4th Row: Savich, Heitke, Heitke, Staten, Stroud, Sutton, Barrows, Rouleau, Baker, Walker, Vaughn. ZX? - - P .. hl . , Th son, Hlright, Hughes. 2nd Row: ,-lrenz, lVall, Vandierveer, Qzaillliecz-XV. pgiggettbalgggfesy 32231t1irfjw:SCSlzzitvighterinmgyson, Yvilder, Bowden, Ashley, Xtlilllams, Smith, N1CWN'Hid, Standlegy vvheeier 4th ROW- NICX'Vh01'ICI', Crawford, Muir, White, Woods, Thomas, Bam, lfVa1te, Mounts, Sutton. R : T , K , hn on, Cortri ht, Schrull, Hilliard, Penrose. 2nd .Rowz n Karr, Szydloski, LCWfiS, lfztworcslg, Cgtrlrfldll. gii1m2R1d1WgJORo:1cka, Lakig, Wrench, ,McCoy, Lochridge, Felzein, Minor, LaVallee, Martln, Miezio, Casey. 4th Row: Toon, Corder, Dalton, Grohwin, Burns, Ward, Hearon, Shocklee, Paul, Nelson, Gould. lst Row: WVatson, Drescher, Rupert, Manganice, Bushey. 2nd Row: YVhalin, Trout, Perez, Mataya, Jones, Gleason 3rd Row: Hornbeck, Pack, Cooper, Brown, Pritchett, Bullock, Wilhelmy, Chaney, Hammond. 4th Row Woodside, Kopp, Porter, Mullenax, Brazinskas, Hassenstab, Rickman, Robison, Dawson, Berg. 1 - f . , ' . -. .' , . ,, . ', - . V ' ' -..-'W' . v'-vJvg 'A 'id J , s ,. ,, fn ,. ..,-.r,,, , ,, U. - ,A . A - ,M .:..,f,w4aQzaajzgg-g5.x14gq:-gzggzjqh-35:ni -h ,-i,:?:gi,lfTF,,-1 -Lg .ZW ,iyjfvr W. -,K'xif,4ELji?v'aQa,:ii:5QQ.g5,E:., . ' 'A --1 u ...'av L-Ma., -- : -V.-,A ,.:g,,,-,3.g-,ff-i - --fe LT g.,5gfL:,L24- 1131... mr.-...' -.An--, ' ' V an-wr, R7- lst Row: Roski, Hopf, Burrows, Beutler, May, Pierce, Bayer. 2nd Row: Britt, Lowe, Nudd, Siggeman, Neil. 3rd Row: Burden, Broughton, Parry, Simpson, Quade, Morris, Brown, Randolph, Rentz, Judkins, Conner. 4th Row: Smith, Brawley, McFarlane, Johnson, Lukas, Ely, Wadley, Williams, Wombacker, Newbaker, Nephew. N14 'Q Q , . 7. 5 .Q if ? 3' f f , , V v i ,I H: - V gf lat W ,aff I , x , 3' l + as ff , Q f li, I it X Z 1 W t is f , ,V W Q f M.-f ,yr N K , , fa .Wa Qi 8 Z xv f 'S f Q X S , is - a 'V i 9 5 f xy . 3 W ,lf - - hnson Brandt . . ,A ll , B h an, Scott, Benton, Hubbard, Blflllliill. Qndn Ron. jo . , , l3SzittlE5?,WlJa:1la11gjSBgllilbegifdi lgcowyi G3.ll'S1lI?? Bermudez, Bright, Burge, l,1Cl'CC, Mclxay, XX right, Oblander, Thompson, Brumley, Kestle. 4th Row: Lacy, Hespen, Doty. Buchanan Baird, Chatman, Bottjer, Loy, lVorsham, Lamb, YVillis, Hlomack, I57 V sf In Iuly, one of our Destroyers found six youths floating on a wooden raft about one hundred miles off the Korean coast. The age of the adolescents ranged from 15 to l7 years. The youngest and smallest of the lot was named CHIE SONG HO. He was near death as he was hoisted aboard the Destroyer and a great burly Boatswain's Mate fed him nourishment. He was transferred to this vessel for care as soon as he was able to be MM 4 wwf moved. He was, in addition to the starving condition he suffered, very ill with parasitic infestation and general inanition. We nursed him back to health. During his 25 day stay aboard. He became devotedly attached to C. DE PASQUALE, Hospitalman Third, who became his foster father. The corpsmen made a pet of him. He met the Admiral and the Captain, learned to speak a little and to write a few words of English, made friends with many people, had a cake baked in his honor and, with DE PASQUALE, stood the duty in the sick bay in a military manner in his little cutdown dungarees Qwith knife attachedj. His story is long and sad and re- flects the human discontent and misery of a dignified people whose, civilization became chaotic with war. CHIE SONG HO left us with great sorrow and was taken to a Korean refuge for care and training. The corpsmen were a glum lot for days following his departure. .-f- M , WMWQ W ' f f xW' A W jf, ,y f r The Engineering Department, headed by Commander R. H. PACKER, has as its most widely known function the operation of the Main Propulsion Plant. This huge modern plant supplies 150,000 h.p. to the four propellers that drive the ship in excess of 32 knots Qappro- ximately 49mph.j, and is manned by the B fBoilersj Division and M fMain Enginesj Division. The A Division maintains the auxiliary ma- chinery outside of the machinery spaces, ice machines, refrigeration units, heating, air condi- tioning, and other systems operated by air, hydraulicsand electricity such as laundry, galley, cranes, winches, hoists, windlasses and aircraft handling elevators. Division maintains the electrical systems, including all interior Com- munication systems, lighting and power systems, y motion picture projection and amplification, l and the repairs and maintenance of the ship's two gyro-compasses. Electronics Division takes care of the radar, radio, teletype, and the loran equipment. R Division has charge of the COMMANDER R. H. PACKER USN general repair of the ship. Carpenter shop, pipe-fitter shop, and the pipe shop, takegcare' of the numerous repairs necessary on a ship of this size. Damage Control Central is the nerve center of ship. Anything out of the ordinary that might happen is reported to Damage Control Central, and it is its job to see that the right personnel are dispatched to the damaged equipment as soon as possible. All fire-fighting parties, repair parties and emergency crews, are assigned to their stations by Damage Control. Nineteen Ofhcers and 563 men are required to operate, repair and maintain the Engineering functions of the BON HOMME RICHARD in fit and fighting trim. The complex Administrative function of the De- ' s partment is centered in the Log Room, the function of which is to ax I supervise operation, training, repair f. I A and maintenance of the e ui ment, q P K J . .-.-.-.-. -.'.'. .... r , .P .'::.:., , .-.-. I as p Q9 nel' Wm? 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'yvyxjqxivq 1 ' M 52 S 2 K' , YW I . xi, 2 4 - 1 , if 'S I , 1 9 i 1 as ll , .'l I, Q1 at ,l 1 l I ' 1 3 i i r P i r lx. 1 U Y l .1 if I pl Lili 4 at W A spot in time saves two in the bush Turning a taper .Maybe it's going to be a qnoit I Engineering Log Room lwucho fuel Oil A Handy Billy is a handy thing l62 if 2 wi mmm . gNN'YXw X? QW Z 'K I' aw iw 1 L. 3 4 v . KWIIQIQQE ' 1 E x 1., u,.f,,- 1 ! . -L g'1 . This is the main dz'st1'ibuti0n board N0 squawk from the USQ7lIlZUkU box I SEABA TS keep simfrmg 011 W wffff A W0 wiffl 0 gym l 163 1 A C .Af a i 2 1 1 .....4..J.u., N. X VVe don't know what this is, but Plugging in the emergency, we'1'e the only ship that has one j90w6Y leads Records, Records, RECORDS! T'ree sitting contest Ya twist dis knob... of Gri.zz.Iy Gulch Oh Boy! The Galloping Glzotuls Hullo in tlzeren ,, . . .. . . . -f- .- --.-...s- -. ' . U 'Q--.' r ., ' ' ,f -4- fi. 4. 4-..l...f.5,-L, :Q .rag-.-.-.4.',.,'-. ru, V. . J., . .,,f, ,Q ..-.vw V.-W 3 ,Y , . -- V . - K Y - -V V , . . E. - -V-,s.gf-,ML1 L. . miles .glili-3.:L'l.'.?.-Ez.:4.:...,p..g.z:fgv 1. .112 Z- g.l4...44.-Lfigag LEA , gg g7ifJ. . ' -' -,w ' - L, - 'gr' ,'.51...r.g. ' ,.i.- --.4 ,'Lg-l,1..-,gQ, t..l.-,.....e- V. .4-4 4-L L-gy '-if 4-T: Y: :: r - y I L ,M II' V 2? il is 1 P g- f 5 i E I l I , i I . l ll r l lst Row: ENS C. B. Reitmeyer, LT P. R. Henderson, LT H. M. Phillips, LTKIG fnj Mihalow, CDR R. H. Packer, CHMACH YV. . H. Beistresser, ENS R. A. Christopher, CHELECT C. S. Bracken, CHMACH N. F. Smith. 2nd Row: CHMACH M. D. Parks, LTAIG 3 5 D. E. Zaremba, LTJG R. P. Bielka, CHCARP N. E. Swanson, CHRELECT H. E. Loudermilk, ENS C. NV. Schirmer, LT K. fnj 'Il Brown, ENS J. P. Thurston, LT R. L. Knapp. i li l S .I J . J if I ll . A ' -lf ,. li! Ili :gl rg .gf il . l 'll- l L i i E 1 4 lgt ROW. F L Luc H F Schel. N. A. yyhite, L, E. Holocomb, R. S. Moyer. 2nd Row: R. L. Kemp, C. D. Bruce, Cheslgcky yy. H. Figfer, C, A. Davisson. 3rd Row: J. H. Sluder, H. L. Arthur, A. L. Fieeland, g. B O R Bagby uf H Harrold 4th ROW- C, 13, Cain, YV. Acosta, L. E. Benentt, R. S. Kronberger, B. K. Larson. L 1 ' 1 .slit 165 , 1 vvrb th-N., 'la ll S 4--u F5 df .. M9111 'in -- ---- - lst Row: WC L. Lewis, R. L. Smith, V. fnj Dumas A. L. Beckwith. 2nd Row: W. L. Cranford, B. M Stoner, R. B. Lorenz, R. fnj Van Rosendal, B. R Ervin. 3rd Row: J. H. Yaw, R. D. Utermark, R VV, Darge, D. F. Mudge, H. J. Herndon, R. A Treck, R. E. Seaton. 4th Row: R. E. Freeman C. R. Eckloff, J. G. Crawford, H. D. Sunman, D. J Schmittling, M. fnj Benitez. lst Row: T. M. Babbit, W. F. Hillyer, E. C. Freese, G. E. Kline, R. L. Gretch, R. H. Price. 2nd Row: A. D. Grainger, D. WV. Browning, T. A. Kortenber, C. E. Barton, R. L. Kiser. 3rd Row: K. fnj Rogers, C. R. Gibbs, B. L. King, A. E. Greene, E. R. Felio, J. D. Brown. lat Row:-C. L. Darker, N. fnj Padett M H Ezell HM W 1 .....m.... . .... lean... .... rem.. ..... .....-... ..... ..... ... l . . , . . , , I . J ' , COPe1and, R. D McCain w P Bauer w A o ' esey J HOILL A Iejeumi L C Mace' 2nd ROW' G' M' - , -. , . . 1-vls,P.D.MNll,B..Flle , Warmkessel, G. o. Hall, w. N. Miller, w. w. sehumaehel-, 12. A? lfeyileldeln. E13 gi2,..S?1fifE,OuIgei' CR Pgttgrgiafi' L. w. Burrell. 4th Row: M. H. Rose, R. A. Bfmerefl, o. 15. Ainsworth, D. G. Hlnelel, J. D. Plilmmeii J.L 'Pl-epes ' i e f 1. , 1 2 . f? .1 , NCQ 4. 6 ' . ' ,,, .1 fm! 2 ,W . I , 5 f I ' JW? ., Q , , 'X' 1 f . gf? J iq , Y , f-ef, T. l 4242 . V , l i . Ny I X, ' L. L. Blair, R. B. Beller. 2nd Roiv: IZ. C Bai Jel ..,. XV. T. Gractch, A. F. Andersen, F. P. Mue C1 . , J '-na X R. YV. Runey. M. lst Row: J. G. McGowan, B. J. Foster, C. A. Fatheree, A. M. Peery, C. J. Arceneaux, C. J. Bracken, A. R Beglund, D. F. Strader. 2nd Row: D. G. Sellman, D. A. Ryan, R. S. Patten, D. F. Krull, A. N. Wlright, L. E York. 3rd Row: L. A. Rosenberg, G. C. Banks, J. G. Sward, J. A. Rizzuto, C. L. Robbins, J. D. Bell, R. B Bilbrey, C. H. Wlilliams, J. M. Offutt, J. E. Darr, C. T. Easley, J. C. Oberlin. 4th Row: T. J. Hanser, P. J Lineberry, E. R. Richmond, D. J. Xvoodrulf, J. H. Combs, C. F. Harris. lst Row: D. L. Alexander, D. E. Dugan, B. J. Bonner, F. XV. Fitzgerald, D. L. Holmquist, H. S. Groth, J. A Oppold. 2nd Row: D. G. Atherton, N. XV. Skuban, C. B. Neilson, P. R. LaBahn, L. C. Hooper, T. YV. Mack 3rd Row: L. E. Olson, XV. R. Barber, Y. M. Louie, XV. A. Hart, M. J. Lakavage, E. M. Kneeland, D. F.. Luellman R. J. Morton, D. A. McCavic, R. E. Curtis. 4th Row: R.J. Eckstein, R. Qnj Hygh, YV. JV. Sullivan, J. H. Crowley J. S. Niggemyer, YV. L. Baxter, B. YV. Gregory, R. A. Myles, B. R. Norgaard, D. R. Fichtl, C. Thomson, R. G Daniel. , J 1 ,- lst Row: R. L. Johnson, D. E. Gray, E. D He lx 1 X. lst Row: L. Qny Weesner, W. J. Wilkens, E. F Campbell, D. S. Henley, C. F. Williams, E. H Dove. 2nd Row: R. M. johnson, B. J Charlesworth, D. D. Childers, C. fnj Gest, R W. Panning, J. B. Hall, E. S. Niemietz. lst Row: R. fnj Ammons, J. L. Smith, B. XV. Wright, J. C. Dodd, S. D. Walker, R. G. Mornac, H. G. Donnely. 2nd Row: QI. G. Snyder, T. 12. McDonald, H. A. Boos, S. fnj Alberts, C. J. Houser. 3rd Row: B. E. Ray, C. C. McArthur, R. D. Tilk, J. G. Stogsdill, B. H. Ward, J. F. Curtis, R. T. Snow, J. T. Kelly, T. fnj Carroll. 4th Row: R. O. Stogsdill, A. R. Barker, J. D. Mansfield, R. B. Eller, J. E. Caldwell, T. L. Cypert. lst Row: F. D. Shaffer, R. L. Murphy, R. J. Carmichael, C. F. Etheridge, G. R. Mfilhelm. 2nd Row: A. D. Ballard, A. D. Vlfaggoner, R. fnj Marr, R. S. Hardeman, K. H. Elkins, F. P. Marthoski, R. E. Kent. 3rd Row: A. L. Curry, D. E. Vinson, M. Qnj Higgins, L. L. Laningham, J. fnj Bogdanov, P. W. McKim, L. F. johnson, T. HI. Connole, A. E. Stache. 4th Row: R. P. Davis, R. W. Demers, T. G. Price, C. W. Macon, J. O. Burke, M. Cvnj Elchuck, R. E. Culpepper, R. L. Bates, C. T. Clifton, B. D. Cox, B. G. Robinson. 3.' UA- A v - Ag 1 5'Y' UL '., 'I' ' 3.4.1-'. - - , . , -.- , ' - ..'f -ji ' .' --', 1,. -. ,,i ' .- s ' - .1 :Q - . 2 - .- -1 :vu 11r'. '..5' .fwfr-tfY'-2 ---H ' 'W' ,V-.f --'- ...eu .'-3 - ':' ' - - c .3 . .,. 'f '-.- .. I -r - - .,-sa 1. .. . - 1- .3.. ifilni-' LR!f.L4v.af ...4 or.. -1,.u.,'.-4.: ,..2143-,-I ','-41,13 131- Q,-,-,Lf-'e's,1 , . '3 2:1.2'fff-. .'l'Lg':'1' .-.. Ag. gf-U '- 2 ' V ' ' '- ' Z bv WQWW lst Row: S. W. Peals, I. Qnj Lopez, B. W. Robinson, R. K. Billhiiner, W. B. Leeman, C. L. Xvhatley, J. M. Carl. 2nd Row: D. M. Freese, C. tnj Yielinski T Mabre C K Man el , , . J. y, . . g , W. F. Kreig. 3rd Row: T. A. Bright, D. W. Daves, F. J. Bascom, G. F. Keenan, E. F. Weimer, D. fnj Weaver, J. R. Nyland, G. W. Bacus, T. J. York 4th Row: G. L. Buford, G. W. Pierce C. A. lveimer, C. A. Leeman, R. W. Mfilson, F. B. Wiedman, H. L Garlington, D. F. Butcher, B. L. Yvebb S. fnj Odom. ,X ., M. aff yf, X, ,V Zigi! 1499 , .,, ,, , K S .Mil V , 74 .f 'ei v. wfyw. f if , . .ff , I JV , ,I xl' I Snail Q44 9 . - -- '.. Q 'af-, -?f.-. - .. .. 1 -. .-,, .A . ' .1--4,.' -, -V: - -. .. ag-, --,- .A-......f. - 1- , -.AL .,...+..,,- -... . .W-.J-ez. , ' 5 Ulf' lst Row: A. F. Gilbert, J. E. Hlebb, A. E. Rush, M. K. Spears, XV. H. Jay, J. D. O'Neal. 2nd Row: C. WV. Cliff, M. N. Hansen, R. A. Benson, G. M. Berg, XV. N. Hammond, J. M. Carl. 3rd Row: XV. M. lVillian1son, C. A. Thompson, J. E. Barnett, L. A. Iverson, XV. B. Erdman, J. R. WVester- dahl, R. YV. Hanford, J. L. Rydberg, A. fnj Henry. 4th Row: G. D. Raymond, C. fnj Essex, H. tnj Edwards, A. M. Mohr, R. fny Murphy, R. L. lVeller, L. N. Devereux. l i J. i i x f E I F A 1 P k P l ll lf E 5 3 4' fi 5 3 Lf, MTS if 'wir ,P N.. if fvhg 5 Rb, f J E J V S 5 s ' AJ Nr l if . ' QU! Sams, . r om X S Q ...JJJJW Q Rf . if M frm!- E aw sf 3 ill X6 3 X I Nfl I f . 5 1: S ,,,..g'5g-+,-gif ' A n ' ' ' L ,b lst Row: L. E. Montgomery, D. C. Schneider, O. L. Freeman, L. L. lVhite, YV. Y. l'Vomack, K. E. Coyne, Q. A. Ridenour, F. A. Parish, T. J. Lakman. 2nd Row: J. YV. Hamilton, R. WV. Stephenson, G. M. McLean, R. C. Poindexter, M. G. Heistand, G. H. Hodgson. 3rd Row: YV. fnj LaPlante YV. L. Swaflord, D. fnj Smith, R. G. Crider, B. D. Sympson, E. A. Prock, XV. F. Mauck, J. R. Daniels, J. P. Bobo, N. T. Kyger. 4th Row: W. E. Banks, J. J. Psak, N. S. Webb, B. G. Ray, V. C. Clark, J. H. Sullivan, YV. fnj Eisenegger, C. J. Epstein, YV. G. Price, R. XV. Paris. 1 169 rl J. I l l l ,l l .1 1 'Q 9: l l i. i, re l l l l ll l 1 I 3, 1. P J. is I 1 I l P 2 1 I I 4 'u ! .2 1 r i i l 53 : i i U I ? gi 1. l ini, V Q I V if 1, w. v1 ' li K! , . i . I 1 5 'E a n M 1. J. O F 'X I fq 4 3 Q w sap' Q lst Row: C. R. Naftzger, H. N. Sheetz, R. W. Reynolds, J. L. Fox, R. T. Franklin, O. fnj McNair. 2nd Row: W. F. Baker, R. H. McKinney, G. A. Hansen, B. J. Jiles, R. L. Groves, G. J. Adolph, Q. R. Williams, N. E. Hoghland. 3rd Row: W. R. Quintrell, E. G. Bush, J. A. Lincknell, G. Qnj Fox, B. E. Frederick, H. W. Long. lst Row: R. D. Gehrt, R. D. Hinkley, W. J. Andraska, K. W. Reece, J. M. Schaab, M. O. Lucero, G. L. Lyall. 2nd Row: D. E. Ambrose, F. B. Crose, J. J. Bingham, M. G. Heistand, J. E. Severs, D. E. Clark. 3rd Row: J. M. Smith, E. E. lNilson, F. M. Douglas, E. D. Keeling, C. C. Neidhardt, D. L. Neifert, R. B. Mactier, R. G. Mayer, L. F. Richardson. 4th Row: J. H. Baldwin, R. D. McKenzie, H. Zasada, W. J. Howard, C. L. Warren, G L. Glynn. . 1---.....,. '.':'.1-s-.4 -.,',1..4..fA ag.. ,M--. L.. .. .. , ,, -, .' . ..,,', V M I, I . Li!hzQ'b.:e2 U'fs-.:Z'iim f '1 1 'H :'r f-r 2'CM'J 1glq- T5-'mf has ww: 1' '-1-. .ff ff: R -X as of 'V A-S-in--Q f . 'fb-1.-vm 'z'-1 x J -- 'W v- - A - . . V . .-: f - . .. ' '--- 11-2-iw-'L'-A-2:1 ' vi --'31:e7i1'?L5faaT.45-:q.if3i1:'51f.a-fi :gZg'E3gQ'asK'-735.-vii1'ff':45:'5'-wt M.35.1.1.-i'1:-'af . .1. ' ty... .P f, , .. 1 .r -?'wf.'.v:-'-if f-'L '- 'VH vb..:J -'1 . , -- -. A- . . . ,LLL ..,. L..- ed.-. fL4L1Q..4.4. ages.-i'.-g.. :el .l.t.Z'.aI.!.'11, llx' we.-1.1-.:st..Ai.1,f4:' lst Row: S. YV. Christian, F. C. Elio, H. J. Baumkratz, E. A. Goodwin, XV. J. Burmeister, D. W. Piccone. 2nd Row: L. G. Collier, T. J. Nealson, D. J. Bresock, W. P. McCormack, C. E. Puryear, R. B. MacGregor. 3rd Row: R. L. Meod, C. L. Bryant, L. N. WValters, YV. A. Yllasinger, P. E. Fitzsimmons, M. E. NVilliams, C. E. Miller, D. D. Krone. 4th Row: W. M. Serazin, R. J. Holm, T. F. Shimer, D. G. Beyer, H. S. Adams, R. L. Demoville. lst Row: A. fnj Brower, J. G. Howard, R. L. Renegar, B. fnj Castleman, D. E. Greene, D. L. Ashley, C. R. Swift. 2nd Row: S. T. Parris, M. E. Iverson, C. J. Lumbra, C. L. Gilmore, F., N. Campbell, C. R. Lowe. 3rd Row: E. R. Engle, W. W. Weed, P. fnj Connors, F. L. Nebrig, R. L. Sills, D. C. Armes, R. W. Hulbert, D. H. Fritts. 4th Row: N. D. Aller, J. L. Dauhenspeck, D. L. Driscoll, H. N. Billhimer, W. J. Lynch, B. E. McGhee. lst Row: A. fnj Tellez, F. D. Sermon, G. D. Tigrett, YV. H. Meany. 2nd Row: E. J. Schulte, B. G. Walker, R. W. McCray, T. L. Hale B. E. Hazzard. 3rd Row: R. A. Harvey, H. H. Ashcraft, D. Qnj Hopper, R. D. Slind, V. J. Conte. l7l ' ' 9. f '7' P 4':f .'?C i '- ,,.'f'C- 4 YT.-4. ' ,. ,, ...-.--.-.- l 4 HHH 5vyFEV ff , 1 Mwawes... 31,1 0 If vo if 9 VN? val ': '.v YQ IXX llx XX S SHO Co vgpwfw OU E BUY 75555 41000 BEN i..,,,.,,.,-- YKQNS wi' :Sm 996' QWJQQS XM womw 702 N 'N -Lx 0 9 056 J Qv L g-, SHO DID DKK UD PER Dnbo SIFA51-v XM!! Qjxb sms QQ YEN fi' 5 N-.,,,-,,'l' 1 Y' 2 at vigil ,.k.!Av . v-1 -7-F? 5 ,vp bsf-4-3.rurife1e:E,:.54?.7g.f,,,,.,l-.lyvj-if .fs i W . Q A W 4 W X W W W ' W 'ff' ' W QW!! Zjfw iffy! , The Navigation Department, consisting of only one division, comes under the direction of Commander MARION F. BARFIELD, USN, with Ensign J. W. BOWEN, USN, as Assistant Navigator. The Division l1as two distinct groups, the Quartermasters and the Band. ' The Quartermasters work directly with and under the Navigator in maintaining a continuous knowledge of the ship's position. They use, maintain and correct navigational instruments, charts, and other necessary publications. They maintain all personal, national and foreign flags. One of their little known tasks, is the care and the winding of the ship's 123 clocks. These men also stand watches in the Chart House, on the Bridge and in steering aft. ' The Band furnishes the ship's music on both formal and informal occasions. It furnishes the music at colors, reception of distinguished visitors, and at other cere- monies. It provides music for the crews of the vessels replenishing the BON HOMME RICHARD on re- plenishment days, also during the noon and evening meal hours for the crew, at happy hours, and at ship's dances. It frequently provides music for divisional or departmental parties. It also provides music for ship- board religious services. Although the Division is small, much is done for the welfare of each member of the crew by this Division. NEVE '7' .V- -AA. -if-1 C MDCK TO FIND OU1' TONORROL0 WHERE' UJE Sl .-1 ,gp-... CDR M. F. BARFIELD USN 5 xi' '-- - --1 ' WHQNW19' Q , I U ,la , , -v , V 5 I ,, , Y w 7 4 f ff, ,,,, t ,,, f Z ' if 'N 4 7' Z7 ei v ' , Z L, XR Q If 4 i - -S l The LOG Come left to 355 Is this an Ic0n0clast?, A The0d0lite?, cz Gy1'0e0mpass? Ha! y0u're all wrong, it's a Gonioscolbeu It takes a lot of practice. .. y ,,..z-,-gA.....l-4,..e. A4 . ,A-:V -. ,, -,,.:..u- 71 . ' . J 1. ., -.- .....':,.i'-az-.1a.1+.f.Lff,,M Xi X ,T My, 71,351 VV . 0, 4, t X 1,x ' ,l fy Under the Double Eagle. fx X And at noon meals. The ships band always played for the ship replenishing us. .. 60 W' if Z 'p C7151-hvfbf-h -:-fi, A little gun tub harmony. According to my figures we are 100 miles up the Amazon River. E. L. Gaugler, E. L. Moritz. ENS J. W. Bowen, CDR M. F. Barheld lst Row: F. P. Holmes, R. 12. Langham, R. Sies, C. L. Grove, L. R. Barker, N. T. Lovelace, R. P. V. Furman, J. J. Fitzsimon. 2nd Row: F. A. Myers, J. R. Penksa, F. G. Taylor, J. fnj Cimera, MUC, YV. M. Peters, P. Lancia, 1stRoW' W A Loseke R V Qteuben H A Ste all 12 Gb G V - - - , - - L , . - g ,J. 4. i son . . Schmitt, F. L. Ylfhite. 2nd Row: E. R. YVrase. T. P. Shaffer, P. L. Whisnant, L. W. Hughes, E. D. Chaflin, G. N. Reitenbaugh Jr. 3rd Row: A. T. Leavitt, J. fnj Marin, L. W. Cline, N. W. Maurice, R. A. Gaugler, D. E. Cotter, J. O. Mock, T. V. Freeman. I76 A 4 W f ZA W f W fwf f W W The Supply Department can be likened to an octopus in the sense that it has tentacles reaching into each phase of shipboard life. As a service organization, it has proved itself to be a very friendly octopus. ' Headed by COMMANDER CHARLES STEIN, Jr., the Supply Department has per- formed its many functions in a very creditable , manner. The personnel of the Department have achieved their mission of maintaining the highest fighting efficiency of the ship. She's not much on liberty, but she's sure a feeder, are words heard often in commenting on the quality and the quantity of the food served in the General Mess, as well as the other messes aboard. Many times the men preparing and serving the food have done so under trying conditions. q A The Disbursing Office sees to it that the pay l and other financial questions of the crew are properly handled. Allotments, bonds, insur- ance, .travel claims, and special pay, are all part of the job assigned to this Office. Thousands of items are issued and stored in ' the General Stores and Spare Parts storerooms. Receiving, stowing, issuing, inventorying, crating, and reams of paper-work, are accomplished by the storekeepers to keep the ship supplied with the materials required to keep it operating smoothly. Aviation Supply has the task of procuring, receiving, stowing and issuing aeronautical supplies required by the Air Department and the squadrons operating from this ship. The low record of AOG'S faircraft grounded due to 'lack of spare partsj shows the efficiency of performance of the Aviation Stores personnel and rates them the best of any carrier in WesPac. Q Finally, the Supply Department has the Gedunk .standslpresenting the opportunity for ice cream, candy, cookies, and all of the other morale builders. Chinaware and silk to send home, coke machines, tailor shops, laundry, cobbler shop, all the conveniences of Main Street back home. These are a few of the tasks assigned to the Supply Depart- ment, where, because of the high quality of performance of the store-keepers and Ship's Servicemen, there is never a dissatisfied customer. ' uc . 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' wiv--1-get t X,---' 1, ll V r Q - af' -,pk 'Ir ' ' V' ZZ ,' y kk I if A 5 y A -' 'W -vavr '-44 41-e-: . if 1 in f I ilii '::4:ll'A..:I:':':-:4:Iiyfiliilhiihiiiiiliiril :f:: A lhii k Q ,, ,.s:55 . rl N it L 4 T- 1 - Zlii lihil .f-: I77 Ronfiberry, Stroinberry, Oonibleherry. . . And Cl If0Ofl1l71'USll', TVe're all out And we don't have that either Popular Spot This man spends four hours a day keeping the machine in order bvm 1 :N ABIJESQ. A diJl, w we-.ML 1.2 if! .- ,q,,,,-,,, Water lzozws wzll be mstated because th ...g.. W'n 4mu p 1 4 F a I I ? Fx-':'K '--f -A-t1fL.'g,1ff-.-1 .., V' 1..' --4 -X , if 1 ' '-'l-.d.:f..eagl1L.m-..,Q.h-r-...frv-.-,,..,,L -.,,.--ag' , ----V-V ,Luk -Q1-J ' Vx .L M . They pay. . . 'i' ,..,,.. -, - .. V: -' ,,.. , 4.-x.U-L- '. I V 5D'55Wf5'Vf35'fT,fo,if ' Q5 nf , W Y 2 , ' 1:. A' NS 'R Vs LOA V Pgf ' of+ ofE o 28..29..30 Dollars and I for Good Luck EQ And pay AND PA Y L I I ,and I raise you Sl0,000,000... E l n i l i I 4 . . A i i 1 s 1 W l 3 4 4 A There isn't a malnourished Chief aboard 3 if i i 'N ii Chow down, all hands' l Supply must arrange to feed special guests like i these Yokosuka teen-agers xi -1 lg Don't fall asleep in the chair... l82 1 ! or you will wake up like this , Xi 150 million parts to an aircraft. .. Occasionally Sprouse will part with one of them, 3 if you threaten him, that is L Have you got a pencil with a whistle on it? Anything fiom sacioilzac belts to snowshovels l I W l 3 I 1 l l l l l 1 Q f 1 I 4 Wm - W lst Row: CHPLCK R. L. Scharback, LT R. G. Bigham Jr., CHPLCK E. M. C. Stanley, LCDR J. C. Kamps. 2nd Rowg ENS R, J, Heppler, LT J. B. Graves, LT L. Qnp Dobbs, ENS J. R. Howard, LTJG J. G. Kemper. lst Row: L. M. Beliso, J. F. Mitchell, R. L. Greil, VV. L. Bright, J. R. Rice, F. R. Purcell, YV. E. McClung, G. J. Middleton, J. Qnj Frierson, J. M. Gibbs, R. E. Moon. 2nd Row: C. A. Hamilton, C. T. Duggar, T. H. McChright, T. E. Fleming, J. H. Culp, H. L. Norman, R. A. Granucci, C. D. Jay, R. A. Archuleta, D. C. Nielsen, W. L. Kendall. 3rd Row: E. O. Pounders, N. M. Roupaugh, D. L. Bledsoe, R. J. Graziani, R. E. Bledsoe, J. C. Hamilton, T. E. Yates, R. D. Scott, A. W. Gilchrist. ISI ROW! H: VV. DCHI, R- C- Rector, W- L- T2ly101', S. Dent, A. G. VVheeler, G. J. Menetre, T. L. Price, A. fnj Bernardino, V. G. Hutfless. 2nd Row: D. fnj Wilder, J. fnj Rossignol, G. D Stowell A D Tusher J W. Sprouse, C. F. Robinson, V. fnj Kerrigan, D. n Godd at, R. G. H t . N. L lk 7 .1 W . , u - E L Dawson F S Menetre F L Walsh EDF Futi ll T II W'i1r,1J ac ey, P, Kettler' 3rd ROW. Y I.. , . . , . . , . . e , . 4, ee er, R. P. AndreWs,L.,W.,V, Plerkins, S. J. ar mg, R. M. Gay. J, ,J J. J - J 1 x,.ff Aq.f .V .. - 1 . -- f .- .- - 7. -. .,.-....-.... W.. .-...,.. 7 -f--.:..,.-.,..--,---....-W. .fa - .. . .. e . - -- A. V , ' ... Q: '-4-' 1'-f. Fl4 ie ' f ,,'1', vp-.--..::-g-- 1' - ' ' . 5'f T . . ' . f ' , V. : -5-g'.'v.'. . - . eu vp ?v1.,,,7v-I-1-g,L'.f.,f-.ian,-rf. ' J 3,-L '-f ' ' ta-rg .41 90 .. A . . Y . --,LL .- f f. ' '- ' ..: - . - DEX WY . Fez .1.f-. -Y if .-.f as rg Qw- .. . ig .,, Ex: '-P?-253. .if JN' 'fl Qi 3 lst Row: J. E. Doyle, R. G. Collins, A. A. Durrer, F. Gebel, R. W. Wright. A. K. Campbell, C. fnj Chaney, H. E. Shuman, C. R. Oglesby. 2nd Row: C. C. l'ntlerwoorl. M. E. Johnson, T. G. McPherson, R. li. Clay, S. D. Kirby, K. C. McCnisl0n, C. F. Bowin. H. G. Grace, H. A. Dunleron. l I l l I T T, -Ziff Fav 5 'FA l l 4. ..f -Q'-v-2... l lst Row: J. D. Terry, G. L. Pitteruff, D. E. Fisher, D. A. Grimes, R. Cnj Dillard, H. H. Parkhill, J J. H. VVats0n, J. B. Oiler, L. R. Belogia, F. D. Turner. 2nd Row: H. D. Hayes, S. M. Remillard D. E. Mfilliams, H. D. Ray, S. M. Martinez, C. E. Smith, F. J. Andres, L. M. Johnson, C. Ai l Elko, B. H. Julian, F. Heisterkomp, C. H. Martin. 3rd Row: K. R. Walters, K. XV. Kennedy, J C. E. Small, M. fnj Young, E. E. Mann, D. Qnj Daniels, J. P. Darnandy, G. Qnj Xenos, R. H. Fry, J. fny Lauzon. 1 l i wwf , JQWJQ, 2. ' 5 Y :rw D ..,gW 'Mb . ,Dry 7 Y '4 I A , q. l .gang-F 'ral Q W X .. if J 4 vb V ' X . lv 'Af , v 1' s A S' ' L, yi A 1 .5 B .. K. 1. yicngsf, A. xr. Radmuskas, W. C. Doolittle, A. my f C ,- 1 . ' -' ' B b' , H. C. west, L. D. .timer-, J. xr. Antolick, R. my emi, J. L. fp. g,,1g5r?cIin1ig.hQ15' 4? Illifiis, B. R. Reid. -lth Row. R. L. Graham, R. L. Han-g, R. E. g.,f? Walker,,R. 'F. McAfee, R- E- Wendland- T- W' Ca 1l0'l' l. 1.-d,1?,,rd L, A .Abiva J W B1-asneld, J. my in-idgen. 31-.1 Row. .x. R. XVilliams, G. L. Murphy, j..fj1 I85 . . L . ,,.q.,....- A-. -.----: '-H - - if-' T'-'. '- f' 'f -- 1 '-N-f '-V1 f'f51' --'-S' fi-M '7 'V eT4'- f'i7- 'if1'S-1' 2-dbh. ' .fn - --av -. - -- v Q . mn- Y- --1 -Y 'r f af ' - ' ' Q .. '. .::4:2.r-:wfs.. ::4-uuIZ:amu:n..r .1.--1.1.1.-. at - 7-,I . sf -if lst Row: J. C. Kauzlorich, A. T. era. D Barffamian L G Stephens, D. L. Martin. 2nd Row: XY. gnj Clement. Y. E. YVinn, N. . if- lst Row: D. L. Spurling, A. F DelCarmen, G. Qnj Siegel, R. G Montoya, M. R. Polston, L. G Federico, E. M. Costello, C. YV Earls. 2nd Row: VV. L. Cope A. A. Denga, CHPCLK R. L Scharback, T. H. Meredith, R. H Jacobson, T. R. Lutz. 3rd Row L. B. Sto ner . L. Sutherland S ,J J. D. Mitchell, R. fnj Austin B. P. l'Vhitmire, R. L. Barlow G. T. Zweber, A. L. Smith, A. B Calloway, P. L. Martin, R. G Pitt. 4th Row: D. L. Chewning N. R. Hairg, S. H. Bridgeman C. G. Berg, A. Qnj Boudria, M. J Kelaidis. lst.Row: A J Stewart E fnj Scott W Cnj Smart A fnj Scott XValLer W H Walton D H Smith, A. fn Cruz Furtes R A Canada C nj Vaden 2nd Row C fn Sims R L Overton R. fnj Taylor W Qnj Murphy J H Bowels C P Brice J fnj Pate W fnj Waller P 0 Frazier Et CRobul-1: CJ: O Brisco I' J Brame F ful Bell G Cnj Gapayo I fnj Nathan 2nd Row H 0 , CHD Warr I J Coleman R L E Bryant, J P Glover J ful Mclver E fnjCf12t?:y owery D Davls J D Houston W ln, J ,aff 7 W ' W W fw - - , , . . , , , W f ,ff f ,Q !'ZfZ7 iffwt W W! Wfwfw Wfw if Z!! The current combat tour found Commander Carrier Division One and staff embarked in the BON HOMME RICHARD for the first time. The Flag had seen previous duty on the PHILIP- PINE SEA, VALLEY FORGE and ESSEX since the Korean conflict began. RADM H. E. REGAN, USN, the fourth Com- mander Carrier Division One headed the staff on its third Korean cruise. CAPT CECIL B. GILL, USN, former skipper of the BON HOMME RICHARD, continued aboard as RADM REGAN's Chief of Staff during the first half of the tour. He was relieved on September l, 1952, by CAPT L. 'B. SOUTHERLAND, USN, formerly on the staff of the Chief of Naval Air Training, Pensacola, Florida. Commander Carrier Division One alter- nates with Commanders, Carrier Division Three and Five, in commanding Task Force SEVENTY- SEVEN, the Navy's only fast carrier task force A supporting the United Nations Forces in Korea. 1 MZ f f X f if if f X, X 'fy W f f if f fa f ff ffffff asf ,ff,ff,f!,f,,f,W ,f ffa , , f Z faza Z ff, ' ff ff amid l As the quarterback directs his team's play, so - RADM REGAN and his staff lay the basic plans for the operations of the task force. The staff is divided into divisions, similar to . any ship. Each division, Administration, Com- H E L munications, Intelligence, Operations and Supply ' ' ' Q with their subsidiary sections, handles the top-level : planning of CTF-77 combat activities. Carrier Division One was formed originally from a Qsegment of Carrier Division Five personnel in early 1950 under the command of RADM WALTER F. BOONE, USN. 'Shortly thereafter, RADM BOONE received a hurry up calli to proceed to the Western Pacific. The Korean Conflict had commenced. Since that time, Carrier Division One has seen much of Korean waters, little of the States. -. In the fall of 1950 RADM E. C. EVVEN, USN, second Commander Carrier Division One led Task Force 77 opera- tions during GENERAL DOUGLAS MAC ARTHUR's famed amphibious landings at Inchon and Hamhung. RADM EWEN, who is now Commander Fleet Air Alameda, California, was formerly the Secretary of Navy's Chief of Information: Operation Strangle, the Navy's interdic-' tion program aimed at cutting enemy routes of S ,Q- ., ,H .,',, - supply in North Korea was continued and .Q3.-f'..Qv- 33 5,'QZ?1g,63- directed by RADM JOHN PERRY, USN, the g , fQ'v'f'f' 7' 'Wil' third in the line of Carrier Division One Com- ,.g,g:3.g:3:g.3ggr. .Q .'X'5'! ',,'-, - ,-4 3t2 !'!1Z'f 1::gj:g:35.,f5.g.wj y3,5g.-Q,-ag.-2323 '51 fl'S ':o3i? 43 ,,- '5' ' swim-:7 i3'-,s 0- aff ' ii iff-4f iw manders. RADM PERRY, now Commander Q sa:-.,-.f-tg-1-.Q . . Alaskan Sea Frontier was at the helm of Carrier ' 'sf'-ffffl'-li' - - - 4Q3p51.:4t4gg.Q Division One aboard the ESSEX from August, s. q,,':g r5:yZ's.,. 1951 to Nrarch, 1952. Iilbqfsl' A-f9.'i'r,. . . . . . . M Carrier DIVISIOH One has had a brief, but 4253.70 fe ' ,vig 9 3 . . . . - ,VAN certainly not idle, career. The direction of Q 'y Task Force 77 has been ably performed by all C' Q31 J '-1, ' four commanders of the Division. With the E' L , f ' excellent assistance and dependable perform- I W. . , , 'iifznfs .Jr + ., ance of the BON HOMME RICHARD this, the yijff? u O, I l . l . . . ' ' -vi 1 X P' third consecutive combat tour by Carrier DIVI- X Y V X ,I I sion One, can be considered a praiseworthy if T g Q success. - f ,.., 3 ' 1- . . - I f J! W J A af . . - . f , Wou1..DA li! - V ,IJ bor-:E cg - :X K 1 S1-v.f'i' Xi Q -fb - 'is' ' ff 7 ' 5' 7- D9 IS7 2 A .- QM4 - Q H L,0'.,1l+L- 'N-.... The Chief of Staff puts out the zvmd Arc you S1116 Bmw? From one CYHIIIIYIlllllfflfljl' to anoilzer WI If A h-h-h-m-m-m We'lZ send them up to Clmrlcfy Tan' again 7 -----Lf.. L., - Y A-l-WMAL , . . ,. . . lst Row: LT L. Hauser, LT H. L. Ofer, LT C. D. Cullison, LT W. F. DeLaurentis, ENS J. H. Agee, ENS R. F. Bstts, LCDR G E. Peddicord, LCDR D. Mullins, LCDR W. G. Mann, Jr. 2nd Row: LCDR R. P. Gibson, LCDR J. D. Robbins, LT F. V. Bryan LCDR L. T. Barco, Jr., CAPT L. B. Southerland, RADM H. E.. Regan, CDR W. L. Guthrie, LT R. N. Vehorn, LCDR E. S Thomas, Jr., LT P. H. Faircloth, LT D. K. Love. 3rd Row: LT J. C. Moore, ENS VV. A. Dreher, LT R. M. Williams, Jr., LT R J. Dunn, LT C. L. Roberts, LT J. A. Hunter, LCDR A. D. Macrae, ENS F. F. Alexander. Let's see, 209 is at K-18, 106 is at K-. . ,. . BJ J, .,... .UW N. J Ah! A Glenview graduate Occluded from from Vladivostok to Pusan i SSL ' X ,.-.-.-.. LWX Ag, J , , v.., J Q Q J K' V NX UML J X N' Mrs et we fs . ' . S 5 sa-W P f 'Wifi f, Q 4 . fw ,Z aff, ,I w ' .. h.,,,,gf lst Row: R. B. Clark, D. M. O'Day, A. Maneman, C. C. Teague, R. L. Lowell, G. L. Potts. B. H. Brightwell. 2nd Row: J. M. Lanam, B. F. Corley, D. E. Sloan, C. E. Hunnell, G. E. Showalter, XV. T. Coss Jr., H. J. Harrison, W. L. Allison, E. C. Young. 'Q LJ Q5 P st swf ml get lst Row: R. R. Buddle, A. T. Ebron, XV. Smith, R. C. Preston, R. WV. Atkins R. R G ' T 1: q.. .- - , J Cabral, D. L. Smith. 2nd Row: H. L. Ramsey, YV. Dragomier, C. D. VVilliams, G. fnj Riiiillijiii ll All KIilillimlllqlzlpAQkl4.lll2l.n'1cyl Ol, Valerius, J. F. Aquiningoc, T. D. Puckett, E. Manaois, MI. G. Wadle, J. P. O'Dea. 31-d ROW? If C-'ANISIQOS LkYllhliHE,ilNg E. Yeager, K. E. Rolph, A. A. Young, XV. A. Leonard, J. F. Schonert, P. E. Meador, L. E. Wood, J. 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