Bryce Canyon (AD 36) - Naval Cruise Book

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UN CHOM T. JJCSB ■- ■ - - -:■: ■- ■■■ ■--:■■■ ■ - l = MH Bj tI JnTTml 1 1 Mi 111 III] III if |l= 9 sCl ei sn jjSjHW UNITED STATES SHIP v M l P F A R i; A S T E R N R I I S E CANYON ECHOES Take sharp sailors, competent leaders, skilled technicians ... add hard work and can-do determination... mix thoroughly in a 12,000-ton steel vessel and bake in 100-degree heat for six months. That ' s the recipe for a good naval destroyer tender ... the recipe by which the USS Bryce Canyon (AD-36) has maintained her outstanding six-year record with the US Pacific fleet. In fulfilling her primary mission id furnishing repair and logistic support to Uncle Sam ' s destroyers, the Bryce Canyon has handled over 35,000 jot orders in accomplishing repairs on over 2,000 ships of 55 different hull types including ships from seven of the United Nations. For the past two fiscal years, 1955 and 1956, she has taken first place in small tender battle efficiency competition. During her first far eastern tour in 195] and her second in K 5 2-53 she took part in the Korean conflict nd received engagement star K-8 on the Korean ribbon lor providing logistic support to the forces afloat in the combat area. She also holds the I ' nited Nations service ribbon, the Nalnmal Defense ribbon and the Korean Presidental Knit Citation badge. The Korean war was responsible for the birth of the HC. Although initial construction began 16 April 1945, when World War Two ended construction was suspended. Only minor work was done from L946 until 1950 when hostilities in Korea caused cancellation of plans to put the lender in the reserve Heel. Captain M. R. Cerin took command and sel the first watch after commissioning ceremonies on 15 September L950 in Charleston (S.C.) naval shipyard. The Shenandoah Class D tender is named after Bryce Canyon national park, a scenic tract of land located in the towering plateau country of southern I ' tab. The pari- is noted for its coloring and fantastically eroded terraces and pinnacles rising 800 feet above the pine G9ri 7 ' w s z y ' v : J-Ji ahfc incident and a first i val history. ,.L„ Ml 1 .nth. after issioning, the ski - S l transferred from the Atlantic to Pacific fleet. So 5u lden was tke change of order, thai the officers 0J F M and ere, haJ no chance to provide their families W I with finances t r transportation for them to A I the Pacific coast. For the first time in re led Ai 7 = tOO followed b) lihert) at 0100 onlj a l,« hours Throughout her career her operating schedule has been a six-month western Pacific tour followed L an eight to ten-month stateside period. But whether the Bryce Canyon is tied up in Long Beach or moored in a far clem harhor, the heart of the ship is the Rep,,,- department. The I 1 repair shops ahoard are so diversified that the) can handle almost an) joh whether it be the minute adjustment of a stop watch or a iplete main engine overhaul. 11 iV er, services provided by this tender go Ear beyond repair. The Engineering department contribute -lean, and electrical power. Over 1.5,000,000 kilowatt-hours were supplied to ships alongside during the past .is .ear,. That ' s enough electrical power to supply the need, of an average stateside home for 5,000 years. The Supply department is ready to oiler .pare pari- to the ships and gedunhs to the men. The radio- men and quartermasters provide radio and visual guard duties to ease the load for the sea-weary destroyer communication personnel. The dech force supplies liherty boats when needed and in wartime can issue ammunition. The attach sonar teacher is available for antisubmarine training. And complete medical and dental clinics are maintained to help heep the crews in top shape. The BC also handle- emergency repair- to ships other than destroyers. And she is ready to .end aid on a moment ' s notice to a tanker with a had gyro or an ammunition ship that need, a new bearing. Under six different shippers the Bryce Canyon has steamed over 90,000 miles while visiting 21 port, in seven countries during her first _ 1N years. , as the ship head- eastward, her fifth far eastern tour completed, it is hoped that this, the Bryce Canyon ' s first cruise booh, will help all hand, remember the joys and frustrations of the past six months. ..and might help the folks bach home -hare some of our man) It ' - been a long time since that foggy morning 10 April L956 when the AD-36 slipped ont of Long Beach harhor. ..a long time since the cry rang out . . . w$ J anchor ,1,1,, Beach breakwater bears 140 s I Km ' fcr r % •1 t:: y -irx: JB3 : : IOC IS8 BT BGE IUCI V. - ■ - : SHESI imk I I EXECLfF ,E If; ' . ; : - e_._ e .:je: ;•■ - : -• - __ o :e ' ... e - ;, ' e; :-£• J?V ' + --zl FtOW: ;tf ' . rC: USS 3 YE£ ' .- ;£ IBS M If « : JGRSIC • I BOTH 1 ERI WEI ITHA : ; o • :; ;e : --: ■:: -:: E.---.E :-. •-. -:-;--: .- .-i ' £Z :-_ -w ' -- :•= - : expeditious action is fj-el i bezw :e: : . - --:: e: - : e: es -: : ■-..- e: - : :.- ,1 hotels, charming Jance ,1 Kills anJ beaches boned 1,. reverence - FROM: USS NAMAKAGON (AOG-53) TO: COMSERVPAC REQ MEDICAL ASSISTANCE IMMED X ONE MAN HIT ■ IN CHEST X CAPTAIN CMM EXECUTIVE OFFICER WOUNDED 20MM SHELL EXPLODED ON BR I IGE X WILL ADVISE FULL EXTENT OF INJURIES WHEN DETERMINED X PROCEEDING JOHNSON ISLAND M: CTF 32 USS BRYCE CANYON (AD-36) USS NAMAKAGON (A0O53) 32 ASSUMING OPCON FOR MEDICAL ERSION X BOTH DIVERT IMMEDIATELY T SPEED TO RDVU APRX 18-55N 176-35W FROM: ADMIN COMSERVPAC , TO: USS BRYCE CANYON (AD-36) YOUR EXCELLENT MEDICAL ASSISTANCE AND EXPEDITIOUS ACTION IN EFFECTING RENDEZVOUS IS DEEPLY APPRECIATED X THANK YOU AND BEST 8 ER -SJI ' I WISHES FOR YOUR WESTPAC TOUR ,11 your sn Boiled octopus and broiled eels Rio, padd M NIJUBASHI BRIDGE, IMPERIAL PALACE GINZA AT NIGHT DIET BUILDING KOBE ■Sn ..j? J?T ' V? OSAKA Osaka, industrial giant of Asia and Span ' s second largest ci is known as tke Venice of canals scattered througkout tke city. The contrast between ancient and modern makes tke Osaka-Koke area one of tl,  1 ST  Mfc NARA Along with classical Buddhist temples and Shinl Kara offers the tallest pagoda and the largest pari I I,- !00 tame deer roaming through 1,250 acres shaded land are considered divine messengers ol tl KYOTO Kyoto ' s ancient history and cul famous Geishas. Although the there are still many restaurant professional hostesses hold sway ■al haclcground provide a fitting center Cor Japan ' s eillia of the w Itloct era I- rapidly disappearing, and teahouses where the dainty entertainers and Geisha, pronounced Sav-sha, means art persons. Mam ,.! tl„ I J will, Jurin 01, in Kol, ,, prc.cnl on Ine Joel, ,- « Jeparte! Slill and T.,1. , k « ,HN_ ; ' , v ' . e tH ip 4MB £_§3 w ii h I k 6 w, ' 4.-. - w ] 1 ■i r j : a 1 S 1 k J H . 1 . .,. ; - --,,  • 1 « +F ' I V«l bP JISi •1 p J a «f a H ■ £5 i i i HONG KONG i- r  . 1 1 • _ ten jLm Miff wf M JAPAN IN REVIEW ' ■(■■fin IKlBHapilll SukSsuk S % Tradition, valor, and victory are the Navy ' s heritage from the past. To these may be added dedication, discipline, and vigilance as the watchwords of the present and the future. At home or on distant stations we serve with pride, confident in the respect of our country, our shipmates, and our families. Our responsibilities sober us ; our adversities strengthen us. Service to God and country is our special privilege. We serve with honor. COMDESFLOT THREE s rw % ■ ' LCDR T. F. DRAG CDR E. H DIMPFEL A LCDR J. W GUIDRY ff LT W. S. CARR IN 1 u « • I ' i REAR ADMIRAL C. K. BERGIN ' Sfafi : A. R. MANNIK LT A L FRAHLER LT R.C. SMIT COMMANDER J. S. PATERSON EXECUTIVE OFFICER CAPTAIN A. A. OVROM COMMANDING OFFICER 111 !_-! ' -■ H .[ OFFICER CD = 350N SC CWO S N CWO F A YOUNG CWO A [ [W? {;) CWO W P cox f - V - ) -rf ic •A CHIEF PETTY OFFICERS L r i «? « ■ « r f i ! I BACK ROW C1ARK, BURNETT, KREKIEBERG, PETERSON. HOOD. DICKSON, GEDNEY, PETERS MIDDLE ROW: MAXWELL, MYERS, UNDMARK, JANTZEN, SEARS, STOTT5, MILLS FRONT ROW: GARMAN. CLONINGER, PARRY, J SMITH. ROGERS. ORR 9 W if II « |T-J| FITZGERALD. EDMONDS, S SMITH, WJEBBEN3, MC PHEJSON MIDDLE ROW. CASTELLANA, MATCALF, GARN, HUBBARD, DAVIS. LARf FRONT ROW : TILLIS. TABALANZA, CALVO. HOOK, GILBERT. BETZLER VZRBLE REPAIR ONE mmmpM -- ■ ■ . ' . ..■■■■. PC N DSESSEI WESLEY, OlES. CROSSON. STOAT KIMBERLIN BROWN. FIOREUI MIDDLE ROW WILSON. CLONINGER, SMITH. HAYES, DICKSON, POOLE. BOWMAN FRONT ROW: FAIR HASH. SCHMALING GORDON CLUTTER. MEDOW LOVUIERE ■ SACK ROW: KANT. EASTER. FV.TTLESON. STEVENS. BERRY. FREEMAN. QUOSS. CRAFT. MUELLER. THATCHER. OSEN MIDDLE SOW i BRUMMELS. IUJAN, BETZLER. HOOD. LEVIN. KOWAl FRONT ROW: LOVERING PALMES. FEITON. WILLIAMS. LEET, DENNY. FRIDAY. HOEFT REPAIR TWO i 4 - ' -■■ ' ■ ' • MITH EPPERSON HOtWERDA, BOUCHER. SONl •■3 JOHNSEN FRONT ROW, DOBDAY, GRAY. CZINKE. BACH. USCH. FROST. PEACOCK TNER. THOMAS, COIE, OGDON. KUECHLER 8 f -f ■ d jf -rt m i - iurin. REPAIR THREE foil l. 9 immm BACK ROW, WORREU. KENNE. RAPIER. DAVIS. SEIIHAN. ARMSTRONG TOMKINS «ONT RoT ES R ™ D • P M ° SES ' SM ' TH ' SCHAPERKOTT  - lA ER, SOMMW.H0 FEURATH fKUNI ROW. MATHES. MARTIN. PIERCE. AUERDINGS tUTTROPP REPAIR FOUR | %J tf fef v Y 7[ r r ir s 1 1 i A REPAIR FIVE U « . s a ;; ' 4 REPAIR SIX .._ f ■: ■ •- ' j J a 1 IwVi ■-- ;- i v ■! L , l l r la , fa 4 L ' ft REAR SOW r ■ ' ■ ' ■■. :  HON NICHOLS. CARTER, TATOM TRAVIS, CIMIJOTTI, WHITE, LEE, C MIDDLE ROW- CLARK VOSE. GARN, LINDMARK, NOBLE, SEARS, ORR, JANTZEN, HUBBARD FRONT ROW : MOUNTJOY, MARIER, SMOKOVICH, FINN, HAUSLIK EPPINGER, HRBAL DOBDAY JDDUTH, FREED, ALLEN REPAIR SEVEN til tiramx FRONT ROW R-7 SHOPS - A DIVISION : ROW POPE AriliPtp ' , uo , CARRIER. TIILMAN, 5AATHOFF. MARCO, RICKER, WEBSTER ' - ,J ,: . mtlp 5. HICKS. DOUGHERTY, WAKEFIEID ORR, PAUIK, HUMPHREY, WEST, j COIIOM, CHAPMAN, DOWSEY B DIVISION ti X • -•« V S ' C ■ ' r ■y-i tiff ■ E DIVISION BACK ROW i HUNT. MASON, WHSON, COOPER. CAREY. HOllAND. GIBSON. RAGER MIDDIE ROW, HARD1SON. ROSE. PREGIER. LANEY, BURDYSHAW, DRAPER, SUTTON FRONT ROW: KESSIER FANDREY, IUNO. MUEUER, CORRAl M DIVISION ' yijJ... %y 1 m t ' vi-n $ - J •R DIVISION f| ■ ; t.-J MC CRANE. OGIETREE. KRUITHOFF, MASON, PRICE, HOOK X DIVISION SACK ROW: IOGAN, MILBURN, ROCKWELL. HONIGFORT, HARRIS, RICI MIDDIEROW: HERNANDEZ, BELL. KREI MYERS, ALLEN CHISL FRONT ROW: HAUMANN, PHILLIPS, RITTHALER. WrMAN, CARR ROLLEN — - - SUPPLY ONE • . -• — .J :rf)fY ' ;r« m, rJ ROW SNYDER, CAPTAIN. HARRISON. WOODFIN MO MIDDLE ROW H BURCH BUDKE, C BURCH ROW ARNSMAN, HARRIS, SHEARN. NEWMAN, BOWlf WKINS. STEADMAN SUPPLY TWO £ I J-.fl ?-JL _ lift , V f £M BACK ROW. CHAMBERS. BROWN, HOIT FAWCET FRONT ROW FIT2HUGH, CROWE, TRESIER BRYAN SUPPLY THREE t ■ j ) v % X BACK R OW J.ARRY. POUNG. WHIIb, MITCHEM, REASE. WIUIAMS ' • ' ; VAIKENBEP.G, PAVER. GRIMSIEY SUPPLY FOUR BRYCE CANYON ' S shopping list for one day 205 gallons milk 500 pounds potatoe s 200 pounds turkey 350 pounds beef 90 pounds pork sausage 100 pounds lettuce 86 pounds tomatoes y rv , FIRST DIVISION - ' ,.% % W 4 t fe 5u)W iwmm BACI BOW CHEEK. Sl ' MMAR. PERKINS. SAUNDERS, HENKE. BROWN rHIlM ROW SWEET. BIACKMON, TRANTHAM UNEHAM, BROADNAX MOULDER, JENSEN, WHITE, PAYNE, BABINEAU, DEES, FITZGERALD SECOND ROW: PARRY, NAVEN. WOLFE, CAIN, FILLER, TROUBLEFIELD. MAININI, HOB8S, Hill, CRANDALL FRONT ROW: SHIPES, STEVENSON, SEFERS, BENZOR, JOHNSON, WHITTINGTON SECOND DIVISION % i-J. Mr i mm iL A Uri 1M£ rat. - X «m M BACK ROW: SEIBERT, RARER. BLESSING, PARNEIL, KLEINFELDT, SHAFFER, WALTER THIRD ROW. GUNN. LYNCH, HITCHCOCK, WILSON. TUITASI, NORTON, POTEET, ZON SECOND ROW, HEAD. HAMLET. CARUTHERS, EDMONDS. DANIELS. PRICE FRONT ROW: ROUSE, WILLIAMSON, MC GINNIS. RICE, BLEDSOE T 54 ' ER ©t OPERATIONS AND NAVIGATION . -- , .J M -v SH ' .■ S 5USSER ATHEY, FREER, THIE1EN. WAICOTT, BEDDINGFIELD MIDDLE ROW HAASE, PATRICK. FOSTER, HARRIS, GORMICAN, AlllSON, SAVAGE, MC JANNET, BATES, BAILEY RONTROW. MARTINEZ, MUllIN, JOHNSON, WOIF, WICKETT, EARLES  '  arra i LEFT TO RIGHT: BAILEY, W MC REYNOLDS, BICKHAM, BERIAND, MC CALLUM, J MC RENOLDS, DUNCAN, SEIBERT, YEASTII LTJG R.G. SULLIVAN HOSPITAL AND DENTAL 31-fTfl i o %jk MM iU4 f U u m P It FLAG DIVISION •---- ' ™ 3 ' if | K If W 7 Xr BACK ROW ' ■ ' ,„n «„-u uiif MIDDIEROW. DRAG. LIVINGSTON FRONT ROW: GAITAN. TAflt. ABiTO. CHASE. ATOFAU, MANAtO. OlSEN THE WATCH ; e _k J . - PLANK OWNERS r? ' ■ fue it and uiuailif allowe-d ' leientation 0 medali and cammeitdatiani. , ' ■ :■ .it pencentaje utai kufkeit  all • ice . . . 1 1 i • ' ■ ' - V i2 a A H A (S fi fl«SOP 4Pj « !«£ ©  i % . W w 9| | i -1.1 U ' r f |- ■.-..•.: .A ±£ L tr ' ki LCDR GUTHRIE ' S SAYCNARA PARTY CRUISE ROSTER COMDESFLOT THREE OFFICERS Bergin. C.K.. RADM, 815 Grandview Dr.. Alexandria, Va. Carr, W.S.. LT. 4966 Tw.nn St.. San Diego, Cal. Dimpfel. K. H.. CDR. 32 Robert Rd., Orinda. Cal. Drag, T.F.. I.CDR. OlNc, RAMI. 9th Naval Dist., Great Lakes, 111, Frahler, A. L., I.T. SC. 6302 Elsa St. Lakewood. Cal Green, R P., LT, 5146 Stevelv Ave.. Lakewood 11. Cal. Guidry, J.W.. LCDR, U.S. Fleet Sonar Base, Kev West, Fla. Hayes. K.W., LT., US X ivv Se, . hunt MAAG. Gree.e. APO206, NY., N.Y. Hnatek, Jr.. J . LT. 3838 Gayle St., San Diego 15, Cal. Manning, A. R., CART, 32 Robert Rd.. Orinda. Cal. Smith. R.C., LTJG, 3124 Palo Verde Ave . Long Beach, Cal SHIP ' S OFFICERS Miles. T.I. . I.TiIX i. 17li23-37th PI. S.W.. Seattle 66, Wash. B.nl.-v. S W., LT. 815 Oak Ave.. Duarte, Cal. Bates. CM.. LTJG. 472111 ' : 2nd St.. Long Beach. Cal. Bur.lyshaw. I. R . L1VII, 2:15 Fashion Ave , Long Beach. Cal. Caruthers. A.E . CWO, 4895 Oregon Ave., Long Beach. Cal. Cox, tt 1 ' . CWO. 759 16th St., San Pedro. Cal Cunningham. S.D., CAPTiUC), 4126 Ranch View Rd.. Rolling HU Dotzenrod. E.M. CWO, 6933 Lime Ave.. Long Beach. Cal. Fish. T.T.. LT. 3617 E. Ocean Blvd.. Apt 6. Long Beai li (. al Fitzhugh. H.H.. CWO. 3062 Ostrom Ave , Long Beach Cal Guthrie. H.A., I.CDR. 515 Windsor St., Santa c ■. , Haase, W A . ENS. 817 Third PL. Plainfield, N. T. M ■ ( , C V( , 711 !■: Ml, SI Apl 2, I one Beach C .1 Holmes, H.W.. I.CDR, Pcrs B211A. F.ul ' er, D. : ■ W,sli,,,et. Mastersnn. J.. LT(SC), 12152 Bluebell Axe inaheim ( il M. Cabe, W.D., LCDR(CHC). 129 Si i„-,,,| : I .eg Bi ich ( il Meridith, E.W., CWO. 5(1115 Merrill Si lor, ,„, ,• t ,1 Nagurski, S, CWO. li,H2 Grace Ave N E . Canton (l Noble, L. L. CW( , 111! Faust ve . 1 ong Beach, Cal. Ovrom, A , c U ' l . sir, i., m ,.,i , |;k,-| . i„r„,,,„l„, t ,,] Paterson, I A . c I ' R ! Woodruff Ave., Lone Bi Reidel. C R . 1. 1. DR. 1552 Linden Ave . Long Bea. h C al - ; -.■ ' ■■•■ ' I i .Wo :. ' ]_ I ' ..,v.,rrl St . San Diego. Cal S1, i. W ' ' , I.Ns s „, Dryden Dr., Mend. ai. Conn Sullivan. R.G., I.I Jo. ],,,. overlook Ave . i, ,-..., i Ne, 1,. N V Sweet. AIL. CWO. 11331 Anabel Ave. Garden I -rove. Cal Vanzant. I.C., CDR, 2548 Know, lie v.-., Fone Ilea, h Oil Watson. W.N., LT(MC), 1936 Lucille Rd. Pleasant 11,11 Cal White, C R .WO, 2335E Firsl St , I ong Bea, h, Cal Winger, A W . CWO. 269 Corona, Apl A, Long Beai I,, Cal ii !■ ' .- ' O I ' .. Iva.lere ve , Seattle W ,-l, Young. F.A., CWO. 57118 Alta ,-a , Dr., San Diego II Cal A DIVISION Aguirre. J., FN. 101 13th Si . Galveston, I , ■■•. Barff, J D . FN, 1112c Loncoln St.. Alameda. Cal. Boune. R.R.. FN. Rt 2 Bo, 2H24 ' .. s ... ramento. Cal. Capurro. D.S., ENS, 7211 Main St.. Placerville. C.il Carrier. 1,1... FN. 216 3rd Ave.. Auburn. Wash Chandler, DM. FN, 9539 N. Woolsey Ave,. Portland, Ore. Chapman. E.L . MM.:. 1169 1st St.. Salem. Ore Collom. E.D.. FN. Aspermont, lev Collom, J.R.. FN. Aspermont. Tex. Dougherty, I N , MM:: Rt 3 Box 386, Port Angles Wash Dowsey. H.J.. FN. 14 Pearl St.. Newport. R.I. Dull. , W M . M 12, 1 HISS Hurley ve , Chi. ago, 111 o,ud„ i, D.M . YNSN. Rt 3 Box 3254. Auburn. Cal. Harrington. II R FN 3 II Bolsa v, , Seal Beach. Cal. Hi. ks, I MMC. 22222 Constitution I.n., I one Bea, 1, Cal Ileiv. R.L., MM2. 362 ' I W 56 SI , Chi. ago. Ill Humphrey. LB , EN I Rl 2 Alley. Ga. Ilulson. J.W.. FN. 6133 Richard Ave, Austin, I . x K ,,. I. M fi . FN 1516 s i:,i, si , Yakima, Wash. B DIVISION Par M: Little. B.I. . FN, Box 420. Power, Ore. Livingston. W.G , EN3 1508E Fisher St , Pensacola, Fla Marc. W.I.. MM1. 7 Hiu Kurokami-cho, Sasebo, Japan Meicenheimer, V.O., FN, 1448 Thayer Dr. Richland, Wash Myers. A.R.. FN, 944 Truman Boyd Manor. Long Beach, C, Or,, K l, . F.N3. 116 Frederick St.. San Francisco. Cal on, R l. , FN, 1459 s |,,d,ana Ave., Milwaukee, Wis Paulk, LA ' . FN, Rt I, Stuart, Fla Phelps, M I . 1- N I RR 2. Quincy, III R FN, ' i73 Pryer St., SW. Atlanta. Ga Ricker, B.C . EN2, 842 Bryl St., San Diego 9, Cal Saathoff, F l„ FN. ok. to, Kan apps, I , FN, 20200 Roselawn, Detroit, Mi. 1 Tillman, M.C. FN, 69 Fa,,.,, S, . Mobile. la. urn, r, D.E.. FN, 4917 Wilson Si . Del Paso Hts, Cal W ikefield. II P . MM I 1806 si , s.„ ramento, C ,1 Webster, I A.. YN3. 271 lob St , Virginia, 111. West. T P.. MM1. 972 Truman Si , Long p., ..,, h, c.d Allgood. EI... P.F2. 52.1N Fourth S; , IKk.,1 low Blair. I.E.. FN. Rt 2 Box 1(13, Pleasure Ridge, Ken. Bosti, . V.G., BT2, Box 356. Warsaw, N c Bradv, B.O.. FN, Rt 1. Baskin, La. Brady, F.E., BT3, Rt 1. Baskin, La. Coffey. R.J.. FA. Ill SW 24th. Oklahoma City, Okla Depp. R.E.. BT1. Rt 1 Box 115. Punesutawney, Pa Denton, W.S., BI I, 114 Mahler Houme, La. Dickinson. R.N.. FN. 3060 S. West Temple. Salt Lake Or Dunbar. B.R.. FN. 3070 60th PL. Huntington Park. L.: Eckert. R.L., BT3, 118 Corina St.. Long Beach. Cal. Eckstein. L.D.. FN. Rt 1, Elgin. Ore. Gilbert. C.E.. BTC. Rt 1 Box 478. Du Bois. Pa. House. I. P., BT.3, 603-47th St.. Oakland. Cal. lones. E.L., FA. Rt 1. Copperas Cove. Tex. Johnson, A. V.. FA, 12070 Neenach St.. Sun Valley, Cal 1 an,b, I. E BT3, Rl ::. Livingston. Tex. Lawson, T.C.. FA. Crandall, S.D. Mays, I I , FN. Box 322. Columbus. Ga. McFarland. E.I. . FA, City Fire Dept.. Roseburg. Ore. Norman. .1 IL. FN. RFD 1, Senhih. Mo. Patmon, I.D., FN. 913 Cos., s, , Birmingham, 1 ... Ramey, R.I... BT.3. 112 Ogontz Lane. Tenn. Routh. G.D.. BT3. 114 SW. 24th St., Oklahoma City, Okla Simmons. Ac , FA Rt 1 Box 227A. North M..i , D DIVISION F ' egal, agapo. Zambales, P. 1 Armduque, J.V., DTI. Dollar. C. DT2. Atkins, Ark. Garfield. G.J., DT3. Ogden. Utah. Lemoine, J.M , FN, Box 5, Westwood Hills Verda, La. Kluth. W.J . DTI. 1(18(1 Stevenson St.. Napoleon O Morns, s E , DT2, ' 078 Haddon Ave.. Sun Valley, Cal Walker, R.D.. SN Bo, II F ' .uena, Wash E DIVISION Bigbey. II I. FN, Box 887, Arc n. Bundesman, M.E.. EM3, 1636 Brvn Mawr Ac, Carey, E.W.. EM3. 841 12th St.. Agusta. Ga. Corral, R.A.. EM.:, HIU, |,..,.|ui.i Rd . Mt View. Cal Cooper. II... FN, 531 E Booth si . Puis, rex, Draper, J.T.. EMI. Rt 1 Box 512A, Colma, Cal. Fandrey, W R„ FN, 14 E. Elmore St., Central [slip. N.Y Filip. R.E.. FN. 8712 Mozart. Evergreen Pk.. III. Gibson. HAY.. FM5. Fort Mead. Fla. Ilardison, IK . FN, 71(16 East JUth Ter.. Hickman Mills Hcngcveld. V.I. . FN. 405 Lexington Ave.. Clifton, N 1 Hitch, W.F.. FN Pr2, Williamsport, O. Holland, B.J.. EM:. Gen Del . Drbanette. Ark Mm .mid. S. Beach. Ca 50 I. Cal R . FMI ad, Mendon, Mich Kenmore Ave. Los Angeles, c bastopol Rd.. Santa Rosa, Cal Rager, D.F.. FN. Rt 1, Fort Scott. Kan. Rose. C.K., EM2, Rt 5, Paragould, Ark. s.,v e, ,1,1, K ' 1U27 S. Church, Rockford, III Sutton, D.R , EM Rt. 1, Fouke, Ark. Wilson, c A . KM::, Box 5. 1020 W Distr.c. Tuscon. Ariz. EX DIVISION Baza, R P., FA. Mangilao, Guam, M 1 Bell. D.L.. MRFA. 133 E. Broadway. Winchester. v 1 . MI.FA. Star Route. Beryl, Utah. Cemy, R A , MRFA, 1580 E 73 st , Cleveland, Mill.-r. Ac . FA, Van Cleave, Kv Rice, CD., FA, 163 Geneva PI . Covina, c ,1 FIRST DIVISION p„ dune. iii. G.G., BM1, 11 Bi ■ P.G.. SN. Yi Stone Pa . Ariz. ■Il: , Blackmon. RE , SN, 3775 Clara St . Monte, .in, r, Bio idnax, C E , SA, 112 Silverage. Memphis. Tenn Brown. J.S.. SN. 1106 Cecilia Si . Nashville. Tenn. Cam. I II.. GM2. 5901 Victoria. St. 1 ouis. Mo Cheek, P W., SA. 18 S Date Ave . Mil. mil,! ' .,, Cal cr.uid.dl, l: o , BM :. 1 ' ier.e City, M Dees T.F., BM2, Rt 2. Ttloni. f,., Eahlenkamp. L.R.. SN. Box 6115. Sanborn. la. Filler. 1.1. GM3. Fill Calument Ave.. Niagai , Fall Fitzgerald. L.F . BMC 3602 S. Parker St , Sin Fed Henke, In.. SN. lo. ' u w With. II.,-! Hill, l.n . S Mi ■ iphis Tenn I R ! ! Jensen, R.J.. Fl Lopi lohnson, W.D., SN I. . Kunkel. R . N.i ; i A , Ark. Nelson, G.L , SA. 1117 S. 14 Si I Nichols. M.E.. SA. K , . luttier, Cal 1 kan [ SN Rl Ha ■ 1 R Stevenson, LB. SA i. - Tranthan Troublefield, B.W.. ' - i White, II I. VVhittington, D.D . FLAG DIVISION M P.] M mila. I ' I n, 111. Celmer. 1- M . RMSA 040 North Mob lie Guzman, SI i M Gregorio Si Desenbei ( ]■• .mh,„ . ii.ihein, .. Gaitan, J . BM. I ■ I . is St.. San Learn D.V I Ml ( P 5l N W W h. 6. D.I i 1 , SKI, Wax, Kv Henry, D.M., RM3, 10219 S Bartdon, Inglew Herbat. R.M.. JO Bedford, Hile. I I- . SN. 4001 Nevin Ave., Richmond M YN1. 1911 Pine Ave., Apt 3. Long Bea. - - St . l.Hn.,,.... Manila. I ' I Maxwell, ( RM( V 6561 lanita Si . Lakew 1 11, Cal. Miller, Jr.. II « QM Brooklyn, Kai RM : Stai Rl SI. (.ravin . Ml, I, k, M.I ■ II MM1, 1411 I- Esthei Si . I oi . Su-rra. F., TN. San Juan Kalayaan. Laguna, P. I Zulueta St., San Ri Sotelo. S , -i I ' .mgasinan, P. I. 1 RM1. 7311 Fergus St.. San Diei II A . QM1, Jasper, Ark Turner. K.I... QM1, 10112 Elk Wentz, J I... YN3, KK ,:.,. In, I H DIVISION : N.Y. Gilbert. W.G.. UN. 1113 Km.!: Gist. I H. HM Oaks. Cal. Mendicelli, E.R . MM.:. 342 Pitkin Ave.. Grand Junction. I Lakewood II, Cal. , Ind. l ■ ' ■ Williamson I . i I R I- i ' M DIVISION - Clark. I.W MM VI ... McPhee. K K. MNK M. n-e. W . K . Rl VIM .... . Pa . man. Kan. ! N DIVISION Berland, K QM Duncan, M QM M Re; nolds, I. A.. I Stewart, R A . QM I [yrl Creek. ■nth. O. i Dr. Kirkwood, Mo . Ariz D o, Colo olsom PI . Dui i Wli Si . Oklahoma , O DIVISION 1 r. ,i la Vthey, III-,, ■. ■ . I ■. i; St., Long B, Bend, Ore Chase, K R ( v 1545 v I la-, is. I, . W ; loi oho R w Earl, 1 1 1.11,1,. B K ' - ■ . Fori I mderdale, Fla Johnston, ( C . RH ■ I KUsN. I ' l.il t,,,l V, . u VI ' i R.B RM] Boj ... I ool oul w , Los Angel, Mullin. (, N , II- :. ,,:;., ,, Patri, I I . km • ,i R , Circle. S.W., Austin Tex ' ■ •■■■ . ■ «M-. ■■ ' W Hill si . I ■ i:. K.l.et. II I . SN. 1,1,, . s | ,,„,,. ' . ! ' !, ' U,„„|l„„,.. I,, Mitchell, S |i ' l ' e, kenniliv S| . Pittsburgh 11 l ' -i en, I M . sN, rurlock, Cal W.il.uti. so;. . : ,|,, |.| ... „ |,„. krM , Wickett. W.B RD LuVerm Wolf, K R . RD3, 1219 Sherman si roledo, R DIVISION ' ' M • ' ' l ' n, ' He Hi . Sal Kruithoff, II G D( 1, Rl 2, I, ;i, , ' : ' ■- Hi si . s,,„ I ,. H.m, i: I in : iius lluihi.,,,.1 ., ii, !h , ' ■ [ Di Rl ! Bo 91, Blandenboro, N C REPAIR ONE I R Ml . ' . Thief River Falls M ' HI ' . Di :. i:,l, ii, ■■ i ■ , ■ l MI :. K ! H.i ' !8, Fori Meade Fla Brunimels. R |i . s n ' I I I ' i-N. I!.,x :W. i : - « . MEFN, K ' R 2. I Medow, H Netf. K V I ' .M ;, -. j V. MEl. Grantsville. W. Ya. Osenglewski, D.E., FN, 719 N. Indiana Ave., Kankaka. 111. Palmer. J.V., DC2, 1303 E State St., Algona, la. Poison. H.W., ME2, 129 Norwood Ave., Newtonville, Mass. Poole, H.E., DCC, Rt 4 Box 77, Hope, Ark. R.D., ME3, Stevenson. Wash. Robertson, RE.. PMFN, Rt 2. Winchester, Kan. Schmaling, R.N., PM2, 158 Hobart Ave . Port Chester. NY. Smith J. R,. MEC, 1914 W. Burnett, Long Beach 10, Cal. Stevens, V.R., DC2, 19344 W. Outer Bridge, Dearborn. Mich. Streat, Jr., C.W., FP2, 7151 ' Johet Ave., Baton Rouge. La. Thatcher. J.L.. MEFN, Box 1347, Spur, Tex Wesley, W.W.. FP1, 346 N. Canyon Dr., Columbus. O. Williams, ILL.. MEFN. Rt 2, Anderson, c Williams, P.D.. DC2. 1533 Magnolia St., Lakeland, Fla. Wilson. RE.. ME:, 5 :: S I..,t.r. it,-, t -,, h.., M,, REPAIR FIVE Aguilar. A . FT: ' , 924 7th St., Calexico, Cal. Baker B.W., ET3. 724 N. Jackson. Magnolia. Ark Til- -. i, S., ET3, 6606 Arbutus Ave., Huntington Park. Ca Bronner, J.. ET2, 413 Ranchito. El Monte, Cal. Castellana. LP.. ETC. 2130 Petaluma Ave., Long Beach 1! Chavez. LA.. ET2, 1673 Tulane Ave.. Palo Alto. Cal. Condrey. B.L.. ET3. RFD 2. Bostic. N. C. Freer, S.T., ET1. 1728 12th St.. Chehalis. Wash. Kerns, D.M.. YN3, 2515 Fillmore, Corvallis. Ore. Mayhugh. H.D.. SN, RR 1, Quality. Ken. Pamperin. D.C., ET2. 1227 W. State St.. Milwaukee 3. Wis Souza. G.J., SN. 153 Quarry St., E. Providence, R I. Wilkinson. J.E., KT3. 7(i60 Redwood Highway. Navato, Ca REPAIR TWO REPAIR SIX Bach, J.R.. ML2, 320 Peck Av , La Gi gi Bequette, H.G.. MR2, Cantwell, Mo. Boucher. C.H.. FN. 2900 E St . Havward. Cal. Burdick. J.R., MR3. 1402 E. Hoover Ave.. Phoenix. Ariz. cole, H.W., MR3. 904 E. Walnut St., Bloomington. 111. Croteau, L.W.. MR1. 37 South St., Biddeford. Me. Czinke, J.E.. FN, 2643 Lisbon Rd. Cleveland. O. Dye. R.W., ML1, 840 Magnolia St.. Long Beach. Cal. Eliason. G.W., MR2, 11122 Ticonderoga Dr., Los Alamitos, Ci Epperson. H.E., FA, 83 Clara Barton Circle. Sylacauga, Ala. Frost. R.L.. FN, 115 W. 9th Ave . Denver, C Funston, Jr.. F.D.. FN. 6131 Shirley Ave.. Tarzana. Cal. Gray, J.J.. FA, Rt 1. Lenox, Ga. Greathouse, D.J.. FN. RR 6, Columbus, Ind. Hiles. W.L. MR3, Rd 1, Acme, Pa. Hill. G.. MRFN, 1179 W. 38th . Los Angeles, Cal Holwerda. A.J., FN,, 612 28th St.. S.E., Grand Rapids, Mich. lohnsen, T.W., MR1, 2430 E. 16th St.. Oakland, Cal. Kuechler. R.J.. FN. 6141 S Kostner Ave . Chicago. 111. Karin. E.J., MR1. 513 S. Lake St., Burbank. Cal. Klea. R.G.. MLFN. Rt 4. Cam, Mich. Labadie. J.R.. FN., 1523 E. 41st Ave.. Garv. Ind. Lisch, W L , ML2. 1504 Douglas Dr.. Collinsville, 111. Mills. 119, MRC. 918 N. liver St., Orlando, Fla. Ogdon, MR.. MR2, 1450 Henderson Ave , Long Beach. Cal. Peacock, F.E.. ML2. RR 1, Newago, Mich. Peterson, J.W., MRC. 343 Elm Ave., Imperial Beach, Cal. Redmond. E., MR;, 2164 San Gabriel Ave., Long Beach, Cal. Smith, 111., MLFN, 635 Elmwood St,, Kansas Cm M. Smith, JO, FN, Box 77, Peterson, Ala. Sonhtner R.J., FN. 1526 La Grange Park. III. Thomas. R.A., MR3. 247 20th Ave., Homestead, Pa Wojtas, P.J.. 10215 8th Ave., Grand Rapids 1, Mich Wyatt, I A , FN. 11146 Hunt Ave., Hamilton, () Zimmer, W.Y., MR: 3 1 Richmond Ave. Ki, hmond. Cal. REPAIR THREE Allerdings. R.D., BT1, Box 558 Mobridg Armstrong. E.O., FN . Bos 229 South 1 :■:::- I I. , MM2 f ' 4 ; I.on -t I... i.-ville, Ind. Fellrath, F.M.. MM1. 116 N 18th St.. Montebello, Cal Kei ne, D.E., FA, Brookhaven, Miss I.arner. W.J . BTC, 2227 Constitution Ln . Long Bi Luttropp, D.J., FN. 4615 Canvon Rd., Richmond, Cal Martin. HI... BT1, 8107 Garfield, Bell Gardens, Cal. Mathes, T.S., MM2. Ness City, Kan Moses, N D . BT1, 2414 Mir; M | Beach, Cal. Pierce. K.W.. MM2. 2117 Laurel St.. Klamath F; l I i Si ... H. en Ky. Raymond, L.E.. BIT. RFD Shelburne Falls, Mass Se-.Ihan. S.L.. BT2. 81ti7 Garfield V.. B rdens, Cal Allen. G.A.. FT3. Modesto. Cal Bertrand. R., IM3, Ville Platte. La. Carter. C.H.. IM3. Pasadena. Tex. Cauthon. G.M., GM2. Tulsa. Okla. c mi. ion,, R.L., OM2, Mason City. la. Clark, E M . GMC, Long Beach. Cal. Dietrich. A.H., FT1, 91 Hase, Kamakura. J Finn. R.L.. OM3, Rock Falls, 111. Hobday, D.I., FA, Lincoln, Mich. Freed, RE. FT.3. Tucson. Ariz. Garn, R.P. FTC. Seal Beach, Calif. Gould, W.C., MRFN, Peoria. 111. Hauslik. W.K. IM3, Milwaukee, Wis, Hrbal, J. IM3. Lorain. O. Hubbard. W.W., GMC. Compton. Calif. Lee, R E . OM2, Leavenworth. Kan. landmark, C.H., FTC, Astoria. Ore. Mountjoy. J.L.. FT3. Northridge. Cal. Nichols, R C . FT3. Blounstown. Fla Orr, R.I... FTC. Guilford. M k ' vekman. I. C . SN. Roanoxe Rapids. N C. M: REPAIR SEVEN Atkins, 1 ..H.. TM3, III S. Mill St . Mishawak; 1, 111 1 Bennett, ML., TM1, Box 27. Prinston. N.C. Big, rati. R F , 1 M .-;, 4246 Hover Rd.. Jackon. Mi. 1 Burk, G L , SN 6315 MY 23rd St . Hollywood, Fla. Burnett, Clark, s E . II. K ' l-I ' 2, ! ' ■ 282. Charleston. . C oni ■, , i. E . 1 MSN 5240 Polver St., St Louis . Mo i ottl r, 1 I M... 434 Euclid S, , San, ,, Moni, ,, . Cal Delcambre, VY 1 T.M ;, 535 r.th St.. Gretna. L Dikeman . R D.. SN, Pueblo, Colo G,„,dwin . E.E.M . TMSN. 11123 3th. Las Ycga- .. Nex Honigfor t, B Y . SN. 4119 Parker St.. St. Loui - Mo I ' ll! ' 128 W 22nd St.. Los Angeles. i. I M2, 1215 Eddj St., Chicago 111 s IM. 2524 - 27th St.. Saginaw. V [ii h Mit. In 11 I.C.. TM1. Poplarville. Mi Myers 1 r . 1 R„ SN, Camp Towanyak, Rt 2, Kans N. nan. in 1 SN, 207 S Whipple St . Chicago, III Nipp. C 1 l :, 905 S. Elm St.. Muncie, Ind Orduno. R.D., SN, 11220 Acala St . San Ferna : ji - . ' ' • M.a ,. St . Oakland. Cal. Will MSN Rt :. Medina, O. nd... C Aie, REPAIR FOUR B R , FN, 7 32 E. I B . EM :. 9971 ;. 1. R., Ice. 5255 . G.E. FN. 129 W Massex ' , J.G. FA, 1711 s Phillips s t , Oklahon ... X ity, ii M.kule . l-x |KD , 1CI S 109 S 1 . ■ ..r; st . Ellsworth, K. ■ line} W H 1CFN, Rt. 5 B..x 1315 , vV; -1. • n i ICFN, Hav, R 1 EMI, Haverhill, O. Smith, 1 EMI V Wallace, Id; Spears I. E 1 ■. Wa Si .lids. Xal Stotts, t N EMC . 5827 Nagel A i Mi ■ ., Xa 1. Strong . 1 A . S Poinsettia . 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Kan. Burch, C.E Burch, N.R., SN. IH West Speedw., Christie. 111 monl Di . Santa Ri Corneil. R.1I . SN. Blai-k Karih Wis. Hawkins. L.T., SKI. 901 Kiney Si . Apt :. Cor| Harris. I.I.., SN. 860 Hoyts PI., Salt Lake City, Utah Harrison. J K . SKSN. Gen Del , Knoxville. Ga. Hicks, W R . SN, Rl I, Big Sandy, Tenn. King. J.I... DK::. 1156 NK. Walnut, Roseburg, Or... i, 1, , DKSN, Rt I Box 81 V Merced, Cal. McPhersoi - h) Blvd . Bremi rl Metcall, IU- . SKI . SKI. Rt. 1. Box 426, Rainier. Ore. Newman, R.R.. SN es, Fla. Palm, W M . SN, 57 S Roselawn, Ponti . Shearn K.I - I astlawn. I1.lr.11t li, Mil h Snyder, I I . SK3, 111) Riv,-m.-w K.I . I!., 11 1, :■ ,. l.l .. 1 hington ::. SN. Rl H i. I 1: SUPPLY TWO Beauford. II , CS2 Brown, R.L., CS3, 503 Walnut St., Carthage, 111. Chambers. T II , . - lawn, Detroit 4. Mil Civtano 148 Empire, Ore 31 . Compton, Cal. ■ SI . Montgomery, Via I . ibriel, Cal. Holt. Jr. J.R., SN. Gen. Del.. Odell. Ore II. .It. .11. Jr.. Z.I.., CSSN, 549 W. dams, Mc Mi . Navaira, Ir . I CS3, 5558 S..11 Fernando Si . San Antonio. T, Rl 1 Box , lohnstoi Payseur, I..P.. CS3, Rl I, Crou Stancil, W.E., CS1, 910 Luzern PI., Seasid. erly, Mo Ward. J.R.. SKI ' . WesI Side Di . rullahoma, Tenn. . I , i si Vlban ■ SUPPLY THREE , . Baltimore, Md, C.G., SH2, 11 11 San Vnseline, I ong Bi ai h, Cal. ... .. , Grimsley. J.R., SKSN, 808 Pari Vvi 1 31 Louis. 111. Hunn, P I. . sill, rryon, Neb. li.v. s . siu. :■-. 1:1 Pasadena Ave.. Long Beach, Cal HI. SHI. Kldndge PI., Philadelphia, Pa Murin, J A . SKSN. If. I.nlhlh Ave.. Washigton. Pa Paver, J A . SHSN. 320 E 42nd Si . Nibbing. Mmn. Poling. A II , SH I BRY( I ( VNYON Pruitt, R.D., BUS E. Poplar. Robinson, III SHSN, 669 Fishei Holl, Sharon, Pa. Quick, E.E., SH2, Walden, N.Y Kease. J K . SHI, lL ' lif. Mvrlle Ave , I ,.ng Ilea. 1 1 SHSN. Ventura, Cal. Sevmour. J.I) . FA. !.Y:i Washinglnn Ave . New Orleans. I a VanValkenberg, R.C, SHSN, Oregon Cit: On Williams. K M . sin Ubuquerque, N M. SUPPLY FOUR Archie, R.l . rN. 8704 S Central We., pl 2, Los Vngeles, Cal i. - m 2107 W 19th si . I ong Beach, ( ..I Gordon, E., IN. Ill W Adam, Si . Ocala, Fla Hall. I-: . SIC. nr. ' L ' Cvpi.- Si . Oakland, Cal Hernandez, V A . IN. Candaba, Panpanga, P I lustice, A . SD1, 3104 1 og 11 ' •. ■ - in Diego 13, v ,1 KelK I I N. l.VI.I Dollgla- ' .e |.I .. Pahnhea. h. 1 la I I,|| 11. I, 111,, X DIVISION Mil n, ( 1; . SN, 11 m Holley Cl . Oak Park, Cook, 111 . .111. K ll . SN. Den Ishwalari. Hi K.illlliii.Kl Clio. Vok,. Chisum, D.L., YN3, 1015 Hughes Holderville, Okla. 1 I.T., BM1 I ss Bryi 1 ( anyon I l 16) Harris. Jr.. J.D SN B. ■ Ida |l R SN !..,m ||, k .|, Si , Santa Paula, Cal. Krekleberg, G.W.. YNC, 4324 Raleigh Ave, Apt 102, Alexandi SN. Star Rl. Oueonta. Ala. Milburn, Ji . I SN, 616 N Spring St.. Harrison, Ark. Myers, D.R., PNC. 1635 Termino Ave.. Long Beach, Cal. Ml C, USS Bryce (.anyon IAD 36) Phillips. II... EN, Kt 1. Anion. Ala. Ritthaler, Jr.. 1 I , SN, M359 Millei Si . 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