Bryce Canyon (AD 36) - Naval Cruise Book

Text from Pages 1 - 118 of the 1974 volume:

.1 f.. 524 'x ,--,-.. :sz Glam U K -gig ,Q 12 dgnlneninft Emu fm! 12 M V0 P Zfgfn 'QM f' - L A 1:1 , 5 !.. 1 C1 f I f L uss Buzyce canyon Commlssloneo Sept. 15, 1956 homeponteo - long Beach, Callfonnla H . f .I , ..-7,,,..,, FF 1 ii W i W Y ..., ...f ,,2:-.:.4.Vs-.gg ,Q -L JP-A V -gm x l'f '- Q X X X X .t ff Jvc? 00627 xg f x HHH , p V---Lf-L1..u. :' ....--Y--A I hlstonyf Of the Ll.S.S. Bnyce Canyon A0-36 The Korean conflict was responsible for the birth of the BRYCE CANYON-2, although initial construction began April 16, 1945, construc- tion was originally suspended when World War II ended. Only minor work was done from 1946 until 1950 when hostilities in Korea caused cancellation of plans to put the tender in the reserve fleet. Captain M. R. Gerlin took command and set the first watch after commissioning ceremonies on 15 September, 1950, in the Charleston QS. C.J Naval Shipyard. The Shenandoah Class D tender is named after Bryce Canyon Na- tional Park, a scenic tract of land located in the towering plateau coun- try of Southern Utah. The park is noted for its vivid colors and fantas- tically eroded terraces and pinnacles rising 800 feet above the pine cov- ered canyon floor, By a strange coincidence, both the anniversary of the USS BRYCE CANYON and the Bryce Canyon National Park fall on the same date, September 15th. The National.Park was established in 1928, and the ship was commissioned in 1950. The BRYCE CANYON began her naval career with an unusual inci- dent and a probable first in naval history. Within two months after -commissioning, the ship was transferred from the Atlantic to the Paci- fic. So sudden was the change of orders that the officers and men would have had no chance to provide their families with finances to cover transportation to the Pacific coast. For the first time in recorded naval history, a pay day was held for all hands at midnight, followed by liberty at 0100, only a few hours before sailing. During her first Far Eastern tour in 1951 and her second in 1952-53, she took part in the Korean conflict and received one star on the Korean Ribbon for Providing logistic support to the Forces Afloat in the Combat Area. She also holds the United Nations Service Ribbon. During the fiscal years 1955, 1956, 1957, 1958 and 1959, BRYCE CANYON won first place in Battle Efficiency Competition among the small Pacific Fleet destroyer tenders, making her the first ship in the United States Navy to win the Gold E , Again in 1962, she was awarded her HEII. Throughout her career the BRYCE CANYON's schedule has been a six month deployed tour followed by an eight to ten month homeport period. Whether she is in Long Beach, her homeport, or deployed in the Pacific the ship's primary mission is repair and logistic support. The repair mission is performed in 38 repair shops, so diversified, that they can handle almost any job from the minute adjustment of a stop watch to a complete main engine overhaul. The logistic supportrmission is per- formed by all of the departments in BRYCE CANYON. The Engineering Department produces steam and electrical power. The BRYCE CANYON is ,492 feet long, displaces 18, 000 tons, has one 5 f 38 gum 'mount and can comfortably accomodate '51 officers, 66 chief Petty Officers and 748 enlisted men. 1 6 ,- X , , Z, Z Z , Captain Amebeo hemay Qalvam Repomteo - Septemsen 1965 Oetacheo - manch 1967 i . s '- A .-:.:' -1-- -:s:m:.':. 1:sga.:naML.2eL4gf.4-34144, 44-.,i..,sf.,,,24 Captain ameoeo hemzy Galvani Amedeo Henry Galvani was born in Plymouth, Massachusetts. He attended Plymouth High School and Tufts College prior to entering the U. S. Naval Academy at Annapolis in 1939. He was a member of the Class of 1943 which graduated in June 1942, due to a stepped up wartime program. Following short tours of duty as Ordnance Instructor at Dartmouth College and gunnery training aboard the USS WYOMING, he reported to the USS BURNS QDD-5583 as Assistant Gunnery and CIC officer. He served succes- sively as Gunnery Officer and Executive Officer of the BURNS. While aboard the BURNS, Captain Galvani Qthen Ltjgj was awarded the Bronze Star with combat V for heroic achievement on 16 February 1944. In June 1946, he was ordered to USS DENNIS J , BUCKLEY QDDR-8081 aboard which he served two years as Executive Officer and Navigator. During this period the BUCKLEY operated seven months with the 7th Fleet in China-Korean waters. Next followed three years of post graduate instruction in Ordnance Engineering QChemi- calj at Annapolis and Lehigh University during which Captain Galvani received a Masters of Science Degree in Chemistry from Lehigh University, . In July 1951, he reported to the Staff of Commander Carrier Division FOUR aboard USS MIDWAY QCVA-411 for a two year tour as Gunnery and Readiness Officer. Next followed 3 years at the U. S. Naval Ammunition Depot, Hawthorne, Nevada, as Assistant Ordnance Officer. He was Commanding Officer of USS LEWIS HANCOCK QDD-6751 from August 1956, until the ship was decommissioned inDecember 1957. In January 1958, he assumed command of the destroyer USS JOHN PAUL JONES QDD-9321, flagship of ComDes- Ron 30, at San Juan, Puerto Rico. In April 1959, he served as the Executive Officer of the U. S. Naval Propellant Plant, Indian Head, Maryland, and for a short time also doubled as NPP's Commanding Officer. From April 1961, until June 1962, he served as the Executive Officer of the NEWPORT NEWS during which period, that ship won the Cruiser, Atlantic Fleet Battle Efficiency Pennant. He then reported to NAD, McAlester, Oklahoma, for duty as Commanding Officer, attaining the rank of captain effective July lst, 1962. September 1965, Captain Galvani reported to the USS BRYCE CANYON QAD-361 as Commanding Officer, The Long Beach, California, homeported, destroyer tender departed Long Beach July 11, 1966, for its first Far East cruise in four years. In addition to the Bronze Star Medal, Captain Galvani is entitled to wear the American Defense Service Medal, American Campaign Medal, Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal with 10 battle stars, World War II Victory Medal, Navy Occupation Service Medal with Asia Clasp, China Service Medal, and the Philippine Liberation Ribbon with 2 stars. .1-, .... s - nn., :l..,-- - , 1? 5 4 1 A .-X2 TRY x .3 W- 4 . Commanoen owano lowell monms Executive Offlcen 1966--- W V , n-Y .-wp. ..YY,,11i Commanoen linank 0. 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Smith TM2 EM2 EM2 ADRI GMG2 i So Master At Arms are supposed to work hard. 9 3 '3:. qs Jovi -1- 4 r Aif 6 N , x R, xi rf' A4 J . N 3 - 1 X R - , , R W F, X N , fc? fl-W R f .1 'X f gff J .JN -i -- X' X JHQXQX ' ' ' VP .314 .gf-,,, -, A. , ..-...1x,,M. A CIVISIODS 0 0 C95 XXX N Q JN ,f l 0'5 .ff V a i , W -fj-,l,,, ff, 1 gi I I 0 ' f.,, ' 1 L-K ' Bnyce canyon CIHIDISUQAUOI1 5 A 2 . R .6 'Jl'1 lmTTJ2' A-I Il! Oebantment . . , I A , R ,Y . 1 Y, 1 A J, '. L f .- -Lfrs'-E' -v-:11..Zf..f'.12i. fl? 'f ' l1t9fe ,eigzffafnizz :....1..:1!..,-.,:.vL- ..Z1f......:.L1 ....,r...,.Y . rf f Y Jerry P. Barron SN f mf 2522 Q 7 f im: N , ,p'.W,-,fxf w , qw, f .f f, H- mf' f' - I S Cws f XQ ge - -f 8 mg' Z w7'f'id, .1 M5 : ,,, qw u X Q'-Wf Q' S fs 1 X x , , f.- W , - ' iff 5945 5 'JMX 'Q V ,' X VW., 'G W S ' 4- 5 'fi' W K . ff' P off, or AA :X XM 73 M9475 K' aa, , Ab Zz, -. .f f , has 1 . A 45 OS 'QV' f V Q, .4 Q .f 4f.,f Q B 542 X Arthur Donalson YN3 M , , f ,J S X X 7 X f an SW! 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AI WORK 1 I of 1:ypewriters. TYPE TYPE TYPE I dr ' ' ' man ew Now tell me again how you lost your ID card in Olongapo. ' n ' ' f U- '- 11.1 1 Lf'--,Lana-4-,lsr-'.1.-1:-.gasisegg- -' '- s ' 3133! A-A-ff' .2 A 17,1-1.1,-.-3:r,,. Y. 3 L .c . ' Chief McCarthy seeks advice from Mr, Floyd, Ship'S Secretary, Details and advice on diary and special reports is given by Minter, PN3, Reaffanging after 3 busy Neither deployment, typoon n day. The Navy has long recognized the necessity for a smooth running administrative unit. It is the responsibility of the Admin Division to maintain accurate records of the ship's activities. Whether it be dispensing liberty cards or sorting mail, admin- istrative personnel take pride in the accuracy, reliability, and efficiency of their division. 1Z,..2,.-' ' 'S' -'-9. The third time I typed this report this morning K. Now according to the ship's organ- izational manual it will be- Be sure and note that the ship is in four sections now. ,X l if a i fn ix i 1? tl 3 W U fu I i i 'x 211, .ia N lil' il yi i 13 iii ii Q 5 'rl 5 - no Ei UE ts ' if N H H i e 1, i A .1 it , I 12 r !N . Y f 24 N B 711. ,gm K f Y ji' , , A beehive of activity at any time of the day, . , ,,. A ., ,,1,-. V . f V f H -.:-.4g.-,J mx--is-.:'-Q.4v:,..i. il-135 'isitriaf-,a-i,3f:,4,,,,,,-gi,msfggmga . .-- - w . 4 12 e Chaplain -Pl mary responsibility is the spiritual guidance of his own ship's l company, tender availability enlarges his parish to the personnel l of whatever ship may be alongside, He further may be called upon to advise or minister commands ashore. l r R 4 1 l' r E I ,. X Q xx X --ff-wwe 1 s fswfsfgwvf - - -,. H 4 aft' Jf-31 .'f,-ye J ,Wy fi Q Y 2kVM.WiWVk.X H , .il ,Q QW. , ,,kfMiwL!V r4 : iii? , ,, I ll.. ' A , S N up K, ,, fi - , ., ,, f , 1 , 42 . Emi Viv s Wi, 'gsl i ,,f' ix' I iw' V -95 , v i 21. 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Here tooth appliances such as partials, complete dentures, gold crowns, and bridges are fabricated. The BRYCE CANYON'S dental clinic is equipped, manned, and qual- ified to render every type of tooth dentistry. Filling teeth, root canal treatment, tooth extraction, and replacement of missing teeth are just a few of their daily chores. DT3 Brase burning out new Dental case. -----H ,, xt ?al'vi1lVI0alltjJlb11?h.DT2 Revma DF- Andrej ewski and DN Commander Strauss ex- g Gohr extracting a tooth, plains plate complications to DT2 Sartain of the lab. v-7-gg'-gs-r.. I '.4 Ama, AA .-,. ,.i.4-.x-..u, V- - 11 - ' 4 ' -J 'uargkyx 9-9 .. . X X1 f f A f Qt W1 Now was it ten or ten hundred? If you have a well versed program of teeth care, this would never happen. 1, ra S26 favs 1 W II Tooth Artist This won't hurt at all. H , A ccording to the record Deck 71' S' f LL L + L o'u U J. Z I X I ' ma - i 1, 1, I -:,,, i g 3,-f'g,'9-,1x. OIVISICD '.'. 31 VJ 'Sf So the BM's are the roughest, toughest crew aboard Stephens, BMI checks huge propeller, No, it goes this way. Loading stores constitutes a major part of a boatswain mate's daily life, Three BM's rest from a busy day I fa I I 5 E I Q I ' I Q , . PN 'I I , 'I I . I , J I g. III . ., S 3 II I IE , QI . I I In .it I fx II f I' . T I .' I .I 'I 9-' 'I . 't J II . I I 'I : . I V I 4- .3 -' I . Q' I ,I - I I I If :H 4 I WN ,. . , III, I Q- I3 Lf' 'II I 'f7w:iI! XI, Mom, I just sit around all day mending some sort of jacket. Rebarreling a gun. - - .e 2 ,lt a t .a .- Half ' ,' Q' .. '.,.,,,,fA,. .L,1.-.S.51'i.4.A'iif-Zl:.1Lih.g ?3,,4-93 -- ncfffffr, V1.4 -' -Av as-asa:-I - I I'1l make it fit. The Boatswain Mate is charged with the responsibility of instruct ing seamanship to the Deck Per- sonnel. Under his auspices the Deck Force maintains a clean ship's exterior, mans liberty boats, operates Winches, and as- sists in various repair availabil- ity tasks. 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Gallego Harry P. Hagan FN FA BT2 FN Michael Haggerty Walter Hardy V, Keller Gary L, Kuhnau James E. Oldfield Phillip Lopez FN FN FN eff E5 E12 .5 - f f f yn .5 f 62, X . , W5 Q , S' fm 1 Z 5 mfg, 42, Q v ZS ms .V XO afar 2 X M f ' , V Q , X - . BT3 FA BTFN Joseph Snodderly I-any D Stevens Frank Tyson Horace F. Lokey James M. Wieland James R. Wilson FN FN FN v,a...,i-.,v,-. -.V., Y L J, 'why .2-az.:-.V .. .. .. f f 1 ,4 -i f- . f y KM Y 0x X0 W X 9 1 x 7 Am , W-. f ' W2 Qifgxgizffd f .. - --' Q, f . 4 -Q., ,- 3039? X 5 1 af. ,li -:ggi ,fs 405.5 X , ., , ws . X fa 'M rf-Q? f S 'V -' ' M Q QW, -.x '., XZ 4' 5 an W if Mais .N 45, ' FX -:ir . fm 5Q.,,-?f5f- ff ,S MA ' Wim BTI BT3 BT3 39 James W, Aylsworth ICFN Glenn H, Davis IC3 Donald L. Galway EMFA Sam T. Henke FA John R, Kinzer EMI Harold C. Persails EM2 NJWX ,.,.X. 1 X, ,, X f 119 QS? X? 1'a , XX 1- 2' 48 n . A 5:1 . , X X X 1 X X as 1' - 2 XX ,,, G 'Q , X A--1 :1,gX f 3 ., Xff, Q ,X , X ,Q X V ,X .XX 11 111 W XXX 1 .1 - ' S U X . 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Hickers011 SFI Rlchard Wems Stra1:t0I1 DCFR Fo SFM3 H - . . . . ,A-,LA E Pi sf P ' l Must be this one. en QI n I n G licslniipjmdoes more than run 0 . The Engineering Department is assigned for the efficient operation, maintenance, and repair of the ship's propulsion plant, auxiliary machinery, and piping systems. The de- partment is also responsible for damage control, and oper- ation and maintenance of electric generators and distribu- tions systems. Aboard the BRYCE CANYON the Engineer- ing Department is responsible for shipboard repairs. vvHey this thing works, Now you turn this whee1. . I .Jr H X f A ship's efficiency is largely maintained by the Engineer ing personnel, The rates below indicate the diversity of skills necessary for the proper functioning of any ship, MACH I N lST'S MATE CMM! ENGINEMAN CEN! MACHINERY REPAIRMAN CMR! BOILERMAN CBT! QE IIIHIIIN IIIIIIII X WW ELECTRICIAN'S MATE cam! BOILERMAKER CBR! SHIPFITTER ISF! MOLDER CML! I. C. ELECTRICIAN IIC! 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Fractured Flikka. h , 3959599752 I 3411.1 L on the lll--- meolcatlon ADO SDGCIAU ZAUOH , 5 'AU' '3f4'v-GJ!-14.1 Repzun X5 f THQ? r Oepantment 53 Larry Anderson SFM2 Leroy Anderson FN Francis DeCarli D CFN Harold Fomby SFM3 Wayne Green SF P2 Franklin Harrison Gary Hoard SFI SFI I ,,,, gr , I SV ,Q X ,X V as 1 l no .1 ffosw, f f ,za , , X W f .. f 1 , , , ,WS W AZ W ZQ QS wr Q. W rw W yilznfym f ww va, W A .V f f w, we W J ,W f M .ff f f 1 ,f My .rp - f ,Z Q5 4. f Nw, QW yy X x X wsf gv W, yu, ,, X , V Q ,747 i fa sw I f , fa 1 W 4 :L 'M 1. V M , :fi -Q .iv f f f f fi wS'W,wW, se w,ss,x ff Q ' :K 1 Z Mi! nf W 'W ff ' ff ,. U , f,.s W,ss V' ' ,S::w.Q',-if , 5, fr Q W - ' -JAP ,SV 5-fy gyjffff 'VA 0 in 2 ,X -, ,, f if smwff ff M Raymond Arent PM2 James Hoban SFMFN ,W 3 f W, ,, nfl, Z W H Y ,W ,fff-Zfrffg w4rMs f f f n I Larry Bell Leonard Beckham DC3 SFM2 Dennis Dewitt DC3 Alan Gish SFMFN Harry Hamilton SFI Thomas Knapp SFI fs ., ,.f.,,0 .M V7 f f Z f f f 7 fi 2 f f, ' f f I X f Z f :N jf ff f W, ff ! Cf ff!! 9 Q f C , if- -4 ...fu ,J , ,f x , , if iv , ,, f l X f j fy, f Q 5 j f , ff f 4 J bf , X ',v, 1,1 if I X M 1' - 1 S Vern Lambrecht SFM3 I W f W ,ff , W W ff X X if ,, ff? if nf M X ,,,, ,,QwWw ,I I, ,f I My fwwwfw Y , W John Blankenship SFM3 Homer Eaues SFP3 Robert Glenn SFM3 Mayo Hand FN Warren Lambrecht Walter I-arkm sFP2 SFI x fu f,f X 7 l.. , .. W ff I Y' 1 a 307 Z 25 - 7 5 yy-'Z ,, W, X if - F i so Wwwiw swQnwwf . 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William Levine Baldemar Lopez James Lovelace Paul Mackie Bernard Miller Thomas Miller Gerald Moerke FN FN FN SFP3 SFI gf!! 4 IQ, ' , 6.52, , Ay ap- ., sf f pgs, 5 .fv'.1f,.3i , 2 'f f ff ff ' 'W ' . ik jfs , as K 7 ff ff Ky g f W , Q ,f 74.45 ,X ,ZX , Vf X 2 WQZ.w rf . QWLW , 5? V Q I 4. Z5 Lloyd Skeel FN Leo Smith SFM3 David Steinke SFP3 Stanley Stewart SFM3 , lf, 3kVZs7 Q ,wwf , X, S or Z eff! 1 WAQ SWM 5' 7 Q5 fr M f Wx if 4 7 M SAW. 'T .Ly s ,ffq i Q 5 :13276 asf WSZNAQ --A ' ff I-ff 5,47 S 0 3,49 'f l A .K ,., .f f.. , if gm 1- .gm ,S f gy'-1 I2-1 QIVISIOH Robert Teat SN Raymond Trautloff SFM3 Deamus Treat FN John Wick FN A. J . Hatfield SFI PMI , ':WC 'Q-W, S W ' 1 Q WKW 5 W lx W W -5 ' X! T kwlgwygf, ,fi .4 QW. V: fefw WL ff Z , Q 139945 'M swf, ' 6-'W 1 , ff :ef .-Y X V' ,Q ,JQM N- w f,-'WT' 5,05 ,f ' ,ff ,5 X fy - Q ff S If . 'YQ Q7 4 wld 4-EZQ' 1,7 ' f af ,Q J um X814 3:52 ,WNA MZ f f Q f f - W7 f W Q ' fS 7 W , Z! f f f Q ff , J W fy ff 2 2 1 X W f X NX? X 1 ,, Z, X. f,. f. My? ' X X ff SH! . ,441 , W f .0 , 4 W f f 4 ,, , if ,X f 7 W f, YA f X if ff f f W f 2 f J f X f f Z f 0 d ff! ff W W f A Q X 'f f f , 4' Sw A ' Li fl fs, ,f Donald Bakken MRI Jerry Bartleson MM3 Warren Bassett FA Donald Berntsen MRFN Robert Biggs LI3 Dean Boothe FN R. L. Bouslaugh FN Charles Bowe INISN Fred Brott MM2 Charles Caldwell FN 'f 1 -L :ff V, ff' X f' .N W , .. 'fm -K W ' .- ,, 2 , ' X ,fs I , V f x.X. , X ,f f D 4 4 f , f tttt v pi Ernesto Caluza MRI Robert Cooper MR2 Melvin Corfield OM2 Kenneth D. Daniels MM2 Jay Dowling MR3 .NM Burney Durant FN Roger Gabriel MRFN James Gronquist MM2 r, Vw.. Msih... Daniel Hahn SFP3 James Harris M.RFN 1 I ' ' '7 ' If-fi.-Q.-f.,.f,Ll2-.f 'RQlf:E?1.1f'ALdi'iL-lvli i'4fvf31ih-5'-5-Z5f?'3'?sLf+,w .uagiiaL..-Ia,,Q:1z:ql1, ,,3.:wf ' R X Roy Hendricks MIRFA Leroy Henry MMI James Hotopp M.R3 Douglas J enne DVI2 1 Wallace Johnson Richard Kline L12 OMSN George Kavanagh Gary Lever FN OMSN Donald Lind Anthony Manuel MRFN FA David Lindell Thomas McCall IM3 IM3 Allen Livingston William McCratic MR2 MMFN David Lyons Luis Misagal FN MR2 we as as 45 4, - .,-may ' ,l f wifi 7: S., Sf 5,- 5 ,1 Z A- Q , ff A Riff f Zfv x' 'V' 'C be ' -Z 53 I 'x1.Q:.lf' 2:gI.? 9 if-salma AAQLJf:-:.?5'. 1 :f7'w'i': ' ' ' N ' ' Larry Pearson SN Charles Peeke PH3 ' f 1 ,K ,, f ff? yy h M1 X mfr x f X Wkfgw, . 4 , ,S Richard Richwine 'sugf f' 'i 41 ' W A, X. age Q . Peter Rieger Dennis Samson IM2 MRFN gs Norman Thompson ML3 Charles Transue IMSN E, P. Woodroof MMFN K ,E ,Wi W. . gf 'MZ E 7 A i Q WM? g Q , 1 .fsf S FWZ Iqfwww ff X M xQ , X A xx of S so S n so S ' - fffifxfef. f W' yW ff!!! . Santiago Sandate Anthony Scalis SN M-M3 e Elmer Scott James Smith MMFN MMI Xiiix x N X x XX K X S S S X 2' Q X X X XX X S iwxxl s XX X X My XX XX X Xxx IXQ X X s Wu, x A x ' YS NN X W ,sess , 55 xo S ses XX ,X N X N NX News N Q X X X Xe ,, X XX R W X Xxsfxvf XXQ X K Kelsey Thompson M L2 Gary Blade FN Rodney Bauer EM3 Neil Bethel EM2 Jerome Brown EMI Stewart Brown EM3 3X Q .X SW X. W X W X. 5.X M , M W A .A v,L,,. . Mum M-.-A-L,-L . , 4 R - Y - .,, -V xx ' 7 , .1 ,lr,.Ll,Ygl,.--,',,,.-.fa'- f, 'lf -.':Li1..'7'.w-.,?jg'.,l:gx,,- -- -1-aff-,. 3vn-4 -ev:-.A :Q-,.: :.f.,-'.a...:3wa-r...gi..., ...,. 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W ,, 1 Daniel Roush HH, .' ,, , CW S fix? N d 1 inf, XXV Edwal' RIISSC XX W XXj Mtg ,gs gy FN f ' Xi? Ronald Sissons -4.1 - , ,555 X' 'f X f X , ii Q , riffiwi , , W w..f,,. Xwf- i ,XZEM AS M X 'f f 4 X Q X- W X W f X C7 f fX f f XS ,.,.,. 1 x N M if an N 165 f ,X xg X SW ,X X5 Xa W yXX7 XfSf S fb QWX S X XXSWS ff,f X 1 X X f M. W NX- Q X S f X . -fs if 4X',,4.,1f 'Q' -was gf .SMX -YZ 2 X 'C ., 1. fk X ,X Msn fXX X fXf,X fXf f XS W, Sw X X Ronald Sweet IC FN Ralph Styron IC3 NW as My X X W, X WS-1 4X1 X rw X X w X xv wg Awxksf W X? A tk MA X V w s f,XX. ., Vis, X N E9 Zsyk U, sg ff':--1-'fywff -..-a,4y1'- -.al -' -M--Vx 5. - -'rf wa. s.L.-.wn-... -1Xw.- .4.- ryan.. -1-am- .1 Lacing the windings after the coils have been placed Within the motor. Tender personnel inspect portable cable on emergency type blower for defects. Glectmcal Repam Shop LX Coils are then placed in motor slots after wire from original winding has been re- moved. Bearings are checked for size before order ing new bearings and assembling the emer- gency blower prior to return to the Ship. . f---'-- - ,- - V ,, . , , Q.. . , . , .,-, ,.,,, . , ., .. . . , ,, . , . -t -I -ff: -. - H-f f- -1 A 1 ' . ,,-...,., - 2.,:.-..-,. - ' A -f - ..,. .L ,4,.-....1..A--fL '-- L Q-we .-. ii'Q.!f' -'fa. -'.L1i:'4Q:A-41 - uv-.1533-'-.fgffc ,.'f3ff'f'--, -3 1:-,ka .:...g..l3:::,,.:.ag, i:a:.. ',x 1.1 FQ,-,,..-' :Lrg 1 31 - ' x Donald Schill ETR3 -,-W-fy-,,.I,,.. . YA., Q-.. 'nl LLL -.a.,.r ..r.a...' pi fx - -, , ' ,, .WSW ' if if s7w - ,ff sf.: Aff rf, Q gf .Q a Q' 7 NWN? Q-7 S'76 'f5W4 'Q gy I ww. KWQX4, 5 . ,ls ,f hi Q r Af byw ff QS ' Q S 5919 ., VgbV,W'?' gswvf rf Xa G' 1-my 9 ,gg 5,4 f QM ' 'Z' f fg, X gg ffo X Af f??f, ,f Qygvk fm-wXfi,S' Allen Freedman ETR2 Edward Jones ETR2 Robert York ETN3 R. 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CDR Elkins checks the ship store for selling items. For fast service to personnel the Supply Reference Library supplies complete records of items aboard, t . we eel gxla LEl3gg12i3iZpiT12E:Tin0ne.0ft1f1he The n1achine's operator carefully P g 1 es ln e watches the electronic machine EAM room. cut a master roster of personnel- dy.,-4' ' 'A I' , ' - ,. e, -'V : I '-T7-Rrj g A, ,Q -.4.,. ',.. . , 1. '.E',- L , . ' , 5 ' 5- ., gm--. . D .. A mb' li'1Tf'-A-Q17.-11.14.--41 - iff- 42-web - L- 3,ff:!:g4.',,g ..ifA1. ,- .. -'1f:,iJa-ef. 1 Xvge' VM' f Q L . fr , 'f A 1 f f vm'-is 1- 'Mwf - V ' ,, y ,WM ,A-V? X' ,YA f ,fb - V X ' , 1' 1 f,4: ,-fr +fwJf,.,Q.M ff X x iid ,- vf+4:ffff'? 7 4f?V '?f?'f 'W ' N YU f ' l 2 V, 43.-I, A L , if .--- 'TW f Q! ,Q ir , Q - .fW ' - .V f ffffikf -V 2. ,W ,Q fl 7' 'S ' ' i f . ,-1 ,W W .' My 1' . . 2 , . Wu 54 9' Cy .W'...i,,,,g,. ' ' Kia 'Sf 'ff fi 1 f 4 ,- YQ,-ff? X, , fggfyfqivikill-g..5g:,.1 -:. ' V N11 fl?-fjy, 7 i' 49? 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XmfXgfyX . , s f ,A S, mf, M XNXMN? k'XZ,x5 XXX QW X X 0 X :V 3'XX4b, S f f X 'zffi X ,, . 41, 5 SX ' X , , X i wi i, V f X - - is kv if f f W'-W' WA Gas was 4 X f ,ps -0 sf , .ff skf 'X , Vgznxfya, X ,X, X X ,XXafX,X 7 4. f Q Xw ,X -V f ywgzz s , 1 Nix Q I gf X, ,. if 3 gg,-fs 3 ,X ' Nkqy W it ' fx ,sm X , swf- wi on v -'.'ss1'zv- fs fu- W fy w gays-sys Q' X -www :A iw W 'wx basses? H ' sfs,6S'Xi!-WN X d NIA W X.:. ,Xf A' S Jiswf. 1 - '- HX MWQ X75 sf QMS WX 'gs Ms 'fra A , -40: , X ' X ' S Xkgfslfg .ls M, ww, sy ,X as X afygw W gi ng L, Q7-A,-fvms f Q 1 4? X w iz ' i ' N X X , . pg, , X X X 4 f f X Vw, X f X X Xi f X Q A BXXXIQ 75XVX- P Cm ' Q N XXX f fd X g,4,f,+XXv,- s ff Xmf Q XWX ,XY .. ,f - , is : MAX-ff-V S XM X fx .VM WX Xi, X,X , .. Xf ,,,..z. Q X, yxfqf We -my wx- B XXXW5 s F-X ff' M5 1 ' LX.. 'i '?W4f2 Flashing the message, The BRYCE CANYON bids the port of Subic' Bay, Farewell. Operations is the most impor- tant department in the modern sea going Naval units. With fast mov- ing ships, communications is a must in order to provide the com- mand with accurate, and timely information. Signal flags, lights, and radio are manned by compe- tent personnel to assure the read- iness posture of the ship, Jackson, QM2 takes reading while entering Subic Bay, Philippines. Shrader proves the exciting signal field is not all flags and lights. Hand, SMI and Melchior pre- pare to transmit message by light. By lllaqs, By RADIO, llqhts, Openatlons Stanos Reao to Renoen llTAl SERVICES X N, ,ly , il ,V . W ,, f - : , A fs sfp XX g ,,,,X, ' , 4 X f i g, E,XgWs2X1- X! X asf , f as ,fy .- iff' W , -, .gum W5 QW f XX G!- pf he X r r, ,W X, ,fx f , 4,-fm., s ff,ys!ff,,-s -way X y Ni l . , '- VX.-Y -', X X X W V .L ',gX f x: 1 F ' -ww wwfwi'-,:, ' X JN: :f , 2 1, qlwg fp 1, . :Nagy si-fe' A' ' M 'i ra ' S af ' QW' f M NW Sr XWXXQ Q. -igf az, n fs ,gg x f 39,2 AS , ,Avg ,-WXVZQW - 2 f X 1 ff 5,1-V' - 2 ,.J,L. X 9 f n ,sn-.gsm W , f v www, - 'f .lvfm asia '2:f'-Q, :ty f ,REV , ,HG 2.5 -Q1 if MX , . Q mf g iw' 'TWMNW as ' ,fy -gms -gram .sfflmf wi-4..ew. f ,X rw f Xm. 'f 1 fff,.,,XXXw , ff , sf: .,,,-ww-11' f X yy 2, X Ay M251 XWN ff AWS-YM fs sf ,fs Flags are pulled from their po- . Howe delivers a hand signal sitions for storage until the next While ill P9911 Ha1'b01'- port. A fr.--rn... gk M. rsh tl... .1 l lbs I V 1 i . I, A P 5 r I r 5 i P l r , 73 . ,f'ff17'+ ' TIYELT' I1L'l?Vq - QW fi-'fi-12 'I'ff7 ' ' ' ' f Bearing to the Acey-Deucy Club, Pearl Completing the circuit. Hanoi Hannah, signing off, 1' I - -H, A -. 'Q ff X44 Q xx ,, M? VYTEQ X X X 1 TX Ju Vvy rti lio 24 'X WEAPONS Z' X If Dressed out Marshall dlves gba hfgetvglnchghfized to mto the murky water to 111 lsconnec e S P Screw, vesugate a Shlp,S hull 1S read1ed to drop mto the rzyce Can on 01 mo team h Albert Marshall Peter Kopriva James Potts BMI TM3 NI N ,N i Y t M 4 V M ly, M N E M 1 W t Hours later' the divers Sue' After his allotted time under ft M ceed in bringing the damaged Water Potts returns to the Q, screw to the surface. diverfs boat 1 M 'V' 76 1 Wx wt A X ll. M, ' 7 ' ' fu-if-Ji.:fIi'41..2L. 41. :'h:b,,:gmJfhAF,-f-?J'4,,cLf,xit-1-11A-,113,fl1.-.fps Larry Sherwin Edward Spivey TMSN TM3 F. Reinertsen GMT3 Bronnie Vaughn John West Torpedomen after hours, GMT3 TM3 people-to-peopling. J f ,yr OIVISICD James Bainbridge GMT2 . Leroy Beebe Francis Chatras 17 TMSN TMSN , .. , Q in xg! ,X 1' ' .11 U l W 5 Y .'. fs 4 'X 1 ya ' Y 1 R. scott 31? '. X ll L , , , , ,7,,,-. , . D, Pfefferkorn - TM3 Richard Lester GM G3 AM' 'N'-'r f' , ' :Lf ,.,.a,b -L...,..,14r ..-.-nn- ru 1-1-474.4-a,q,,.g.fr 3 ---QM -fi--, .gist 1 ,L-,..g -fig.. ,eazzzil ' ' Robert Donahue GMG3 Howard Ross GMG3 Dennis Zane GMG2 Robert Roberts GMG3 W-2 Olvlslon 1 C -YJ ':.,, , I f I -, 1 ,W ' J W J wg 'Ll 8 , if f N 13 , i f' Li W N l , M , if? 4 UL 11, Mini fif 5 M1 ir , si! lf! ' Z gl!! :oi 1 . ' 'WN J rg J 'Mn HW' xl ,Q -,, 11 ,1 T, W . EW il.: I, 1 'J l M 1.1. f X' .' ' 1: K' , 4 . ' , 'Q I f u up : .Q S : I 5 ' 2 K ' A x 5 1' 5 3' I i 1 3. 1 5 . 1: uf, V 5 EJ: 1 ,J 'I-IL 'ii ??5 W Zvi 1' V M 1 ff' ,Q W 'Lf' N W 7 V ' - wi! 1,... JM J .Iv N li ' HJ 80 'Vu -..I W 1 . ,ff . y ' - W-3 Olvlslon James Anderson Loren Barnes W. Decarbonel James Fairey Mark Johnson Ernest PSURI' EN2 ADR2 ETN2 EN2 ETN2 ATI 'L' lifsiii f. gi , If 41:4 1.-xg: 5 V, f,1.vf.1.::'x,a'-:9f',::'22.v-f-J-azntmzf-.zrztif.-'QJJLJL-'-7 'ifggg-1,--1 gg-so 4 g f-V' n 1 QRIS OI: Call ORIZS CII Call A7 X P X , , M. ,.,.-, ,. x m tv '...f -V ,::..-..- ,,.. - wi., --W. .-V.:. 1 q WAV. - ..--- .,. N f .. , ,.,, ,...,,m x1,. , ,... . ..,. , x ,..., -.,.,.,.,5, 4C:', VA ,, ,,A,,4,., ,, ,,,, , - -ra-fwq, -'-1:..f- --.V :-'.n- 4:-rw--f--1'-:.:'f4f'-tn-rf -51.1-f-L.:-,,,.'i : u,-:-f,:m1.1-1-X:-'-.,.,L,w:. -J - 4:-1.4-.JL F,-4.+.,1,Y 1-..,x. e......- 3, - , - . ' ' 'f f -'ff'1f'f5E12i'ff1f11 A , :N-wr 4-... --A-was--5,--f,,:,,.--,1-,Q gg. ,H . - , . 4. v ,cy-':'r.: :-.:'-1,-inf. v-...M .,:4,. 1. V --fu.pf-:fE5.1.:g.,.,--5.-rg-pw-:J .pq ,.....f,1-,, fn :K f-5, T.. 1, , .,,s, .-., .., .. , , A . A 4- 4.51-1-ff.-: ,ff-ff vfnavf::f..:. 3-,fmffawii:,2iw4faf:i1-fffwf 1 flagsoT:i3sl,:?2':::f:1Q-:Q-EI: if-gf.-veg..:r?,:i.-:zf-- ' - -,:-AY:-J - -- -, ,, , . . . .. .. ...,. -,...v .:,..,-,,n,,:.p,. ,,k,.. ,,-::,,,,, . x -::,,. L .,QA-,lg 1 ..- f- 5-.mL wh. .,, ,, ,4 ,.. , . H- . :::Q:g.2:i3g.fL1ffQf:,5',1f?e:,ff.: ir? :ff -, f.5,z: 4.1 J ,'-422331121 154715535-:QSwLfz::'-zzz?-.. ?,1Z?T2AL,1.1'E::,-,-7,15 5:1 '75, 5 ,,- -g' -'32 '-, . . 1-12 1 L 'Y' ' Zi 1 451 1- -A 5 f Many of the streets in Koahsiung are clean and well Pedicabs are one of the major means of lighted. Some of their local establishments such as transportation. Because of the Cheap fares department Stores' Curio Stores' and dry goods Sto1:eS and the uniqueness of the bicycle-cart struc- resemble Western counterparts ffequenfed by Amerlcan ture, they are a favorite of Sailors. servicemen. ,Ii I I , . , 4 . 1 p Taiwan, heavily influenced by Buddhism, is a land of many temples and shrines. Not all attractions are architecmral. koahslunq, taiwan The Chinese grocery store provides a complete stock of home items, and merchandise is by no means 133311-igted to food, These stores resemble the general store of early America, with oriental items replacing the hard candy and crackers of our yesteryear. ,A--.!. . . , , ,. L., M-A ,HA ,.A.., 1.7 . ,vhs r- .. ...J -4...-A, ..-..i.....-.r...v.. -- -.,-.MA -,A-A-.A - '-A --'- ,rf-'-H Rxffxff' nw, Buddhist temples have one common ob- Although not like our country estate, this jective, to provide a beautiful and serene Taiwanese home proves a surprisingly com- atmosphere in which to worship Buddha. foffable dWe11iIlg. The roofs of the temples are delicately carved with scenes depicting Buddhist dog ma or Taiwan historial-religious legends. KOANSIUDG - the Cnty Whene Ancient Chma g Ano the twentieth Centuny meet. Religious buildings are surrounded by Small stone castles line the walkway to the serene gardens and park areas. beautiful park overlooking Koahsuing. Way, , '9'2.f1i',1'Al. The entrance to Koahsuing Park is graced by this an- cient red wood Chinese gate- The Buddhists have construc- ted numerous temples and shrines in reverence to their Enlightened One. Pagodas beautifully decorated with story telling carvings are a common sight on this ancient island, fi nf QI x if-.J yi 84 , ,l-if hong kong Oven tlqen Balm Qanoens the Ilan 6ast's Olsneylanc 5 X 5 Hong Kong Chinese Junk. l Hong Kong beauty. Floating restaurant. Local transportation. - Prior to entering Subic Bay, Philippines, Gingras, RD3 stands on one of the island the ship must pass Grande Island. NOW ramparts. During the Spanish reign this utilized as a United States Navy recreation particular formation was part of a complex area, the iS1a11d- 113.5 been under three fl9.gS, ammunition depot. The Japanese converted Spain, America, and during World War IL the ancient buildings into prisons. Japan. GRANGE ISLAND The 'two huge shore to surface artillery These sixteen-inch gims once pieces that once menacingly adorned the hurled shells twenty to 'UWGIYCY 0116 fgrt, now 119 in I-gin, The natives of the Philippines miles. Silent since World War 11 are a mixture of Spanish, ended, the pieces, weighing tons Chinese, and aboriginal blood are now falling victims of the lines. The Filipino women elements. display the soft copper tone complexion familiar with the Spanish people. Sumo Bay, Repunllc Of the Dhlllppmes. Battery Flake and the narrow dirt road that Winds to Battery Warwick. Battery Warwick, once Grande's pri- mary defensive posi- tion, , . -.fl-L41 .-if 1 fx Q,1l?l'lk 'ff X . aw LA1'::'L' lc LH' ETP: Eff? rf :ff '5 f9k?Xf33?fl?3'i-:1f'f-I-Iii.f,1!5e-:.Q:'-a1-,f:3:- 'I-r-:A -'---:Q-.., -,yt-,. .f. ..., , ,W . . White Castle HAQO A, Japan RA -WINS! H1 M 'A Q .4 ng E f ov, 0' an ' 'Ng K-in ggi Kaohsiung talwan ' 'LV 7 fav: .9 '4 Y i 1 L 1 w 1 1 x r i L n I n V H e. 5 M p 5 V M 5 . N. 1 89 I 1 Japan relies on fish and other materials from the sea for her food supply. With this in mind, it is not unusual to see thousands of fishing craft along her coastlines. Japan K ,, ff nf Just two close friends posing before the majestic Hakone National Park area, for a photo that will always bring to their minds the beauty of Japan. The trolley car Slowly rambling up the Mitchell, EM3 stands framed before the towering mountains that encircle the Nation- -world famous .Molmt Fujui, the nation's -an- al Park. cient, sacred mountain. p the lano Of the RISING Sun Elegant hotel in Hakone National Park, Ancient drinking well. Ll'i-SQ-Q-s-n!..:rf.unns-ning Japan Entrance to shrine. A- Buddha - Honcho Alley Thieves Alley Yokosuka T' -gf 91 hong kong 5 T mDl QL love ' 2 Glonqapo Repuallc philippines K ffry If ff, My ,nf ff W ,, f X , V, , ,f ,,,f' ,QV ,I fr w X V f ,M 0 W M ,, f ,,',f'f , 'ff' I , f M fg f . , cf',,'W4f f fm gf!!! M I If , X, I, ff My Ano We Salo llanewell to the Donts of Gnchant ment llesnuany 1967 ,T x 3- 1111.3Af-h.a+g4:jggQ.ig4L4,.'. ,Jef 5? Q5 Q W Ch flfh K0gkSU:NA ?OL-1:5 H'e of Hou I Y Hou Hou 1 gn, mn okasulre you-ig Eiwfl , D A 5 Lacy y 95 , XS. hp Beano t B.c. A - - -1w-f, '.,j:.-L::.jf.:g5iff:-wf.J:-Lx'4.4.-1 .b ..,- L if-0, - fT:,zhgmg.!hg,,.L, Y White hot metal. Sitting aside the casing. -th ounoany at Wonk- Pouring the mould. Preparing the 0335118- T h e F i n H . 1 6 , 1 P e r s s h e d 97 - . ,. g ' M-L5 --icvafx-1, -.f the Bnyee canyon 616- 1 F Q 9 Qeeelve 37,432 pounos of mall Olspateh 16,366 Dounos of mall the Ship 016 eat 5172829.21 Wonth GK Commlssames. this Ineluoeo 28,369 Gallons Gp mllk, 29,608 loaves Of Bneao, 19,122 Oozens Of Gees. ,,,, ,,,, N , -,. -1 sffw' -W S QRWVFWYA' f.,f,, I . . ,QTY X ' ' 31542 f'.S7ZE't:zwf Qfiixvf x X ,.., , 1. S.i,45.,, lf, y,'5sf :,5 '-Argent. N, f- .,j '1132f L,:'l2Z x ,Z N , Ay , Q sf ,,, 1M..u,.,, -, , S. ' ' fs. W ,A., Q . f.. ,,,, 4 .,,, , , me A . fvfbf my , fi., X f -' .' N' fm: 'N ., - , fy My Mm W g.f3.M,,gC-:: .Rgj fx, X L f' p , -4-M! ' is 1 ' ' f,M.,,g wfffe A X, N wW.fW ze,bfjM.,, f X t j 7. 9 XV ' J, W f , , ff! Q , ' f V4 i -W-X f ,A-9 X , W X W X Wxf ,gli 3, '11 , .,1 ff'2 'iff' .1 1,.- 99 571 w ' ' ' , AFI ' 1 N A Wt The BRYCE CANYON Baseball Team FRONT ROW left to right Santiago Sandate, Donald Lamar, Richard Smith, Ronald Smith SE COND ROW Lynn Morris, Bruce Campbell Earl Kinkopf, Charles Goodwin LAST ROW D Andrejewski, Victor Dull Doctor Suesberry, Bobby Slaughter at play CHAMPION Supply Bowling Team LEFT TO RIGHT Donald Lamar Jack Smith, Michael Paynotta ' Wendell Downer, James Pendo Thomas Neary, Malu Toupola The Chiefs and First Class, battle 1n a 'friendly gam BRYCE CANYON Bowling Champions: Larry Pearson Donald Daronco Allen Fulkerson CDR Gove, L wax . XXX ? 'l K Now that reminds me of an- other joke I heard. And another talent show MCed by LT. Kronberger, gets under- Way, ..., V.-i - 41.-1 - ' ,. -x ,..,., . . is - ig,,.,f.,- . .-,f-L24-4+1:fL.i..ga t.:,2g4fz:..fs-,,:n1e:2.i.-.-. ,,,,,,, 1 1 Neckerchief a little low, son, sms-1 CADITAIITS Densonnel INSPECTION N. ! fwyff 7 i i i ' , 1 , rf . ' , A L -'fzrfia V K. .,,,, N My : 1 Q f ff wr X , A gm 'fhsf x QSM' Q W 0 5 ef f ,Q .Q 4 57 i' x , V 5 f 7 a a h fi! X V 1 Checking the shoe backs for polish. 45 I ,:, 'Y' ,,, . sV,-m .f r r is X ..f , A W, - gm gif' u xii' if M ig , B . mfzyggg fs! V If x .Q ff-1 , V M' , ,S! ? W Iva. N X ff W x X X N ff 1 GV ' 5 Vfwy W ff 'I , wa f 1 f 'Nuo Officers and Chiefs get their chance. Gunter, QM3 stands proudly be fore the critical survey. 'UP v1.'1:,.A.s. , .wa-1215!-332: ' r s:tv,f BOSN, I think his hair should be shorter. Make sure each man gets his National Defense Medal, I Hnuclean attack! nuclean Attack! huclean Attack! Clothed in heavy canvas material, the monitoring teams evaluate the intensity of the radioactivity. As these words pass over the IMC, repair parties in- stantly respond to protect personnel, Even as Damage Control Central receives vital attack data, repair parties are dressing out their monitoring teams. As soon as DC Central announces it is safe for the teams to probe the ship's exterior, repair parties hurried- ly set about their mission. The enemy has struck with a deadly weapon immune to guns and DASH, only calm think- ing and obedience to plans can guarantee the ship's Well being, Armed with Radiac-meters, the teams carefully check all exposed areas. Their skins completely cov- ered by the space suits, the teams must execute their duties before overcome by the radioactivity. To insure victory over the atomic enemy, no area must be missed. Sprinkling systems are activated to clear the radioactivity. lx Z V 'f . , ,M ..,,,,4gm-.Q,,,,n,Q-'Q,cf-pn-,3g-.,.!gs,-4LQ nm..:-gf.:-:'.--- Z-.L ,V inn- ,7,. V-fn--. M- - --..,.r..-.-f.f- Q-..-.M W N ff General quantsns! how man youn Battle Stations f Checking for internal damage. Damage reports are forwarded to the bridge. Training to put out fires. Battle casualty. Recording repair party report. Rigging emergency power. Firing the . 50 ACa1. 81111- Fire parties prepare to go below Mount Fifty-One sounds off. Compiling damage 1'eP0I'tS- Brain center of the ship-the bridge. 'g,g,2f, A h O D O I2 I2 O I I JULY 16, 1966 G. D. Boyle - ETR3 N. D. Franklin - SH3 J. S. Jensen - TM3 D. Pflfferkorn - TM3 D. C. Scott - TM3 G. D. Van Meter - IM3 D. E. Wright - IM3 OCTOBER 16, 1966 L, Anderson - SFM2 J. Bainbridge - GMT2 H. Bates - GMGI N. Bethel - EM2 T. Brase - DT2 C. Cook - CYN3 R. Cooper - MR2 M. Corfield - OM2 S. Douglas - BM2 H. Frost - BRC H. Lanes - SFP3 W. Green - SFP2 J. Gronquist - MM2 M. Haggerty - BT3 D. Hahn - SFP3 W. Hardy - BT3 J. Wade - SH3 A. Humphrey - MM2 D. Irwin - CYN3 E. Jones - ETR2 A. Kuzanek - MMI D. Lilly - MM3 A. Marshall - BMI T. Miller - SFI AUGUST 16, 1966 Blakeley - ETN3 Ganes - PN3 Kelley - EM3 Litton - BM3 Plowman - MM3 Taggart - IC3 NOVEMBER 16, 1966 George - DCCS E. Brown - ICC C. Conder - BT3 W B. Derksen - MM3 D. DeWitt - DC3 W T. Galloway - YN2 R. Heiser - PC3 . Davis - SFP2 . Downer - SKC Krebbs - SH3 D. Lamar - YN3 D. Lindell - HVI3 H. Lokey - BTC C. Peeler - SFC T. T. Rath - EM3 H. Ross - EM3 D. Roush - EM3 . Ruiz - SH2 Schoenwether - ICC L. Smith - SFM3 T. Thalacker - MM3 O A O V A n f c ' 4 Z4 , ,xg V ,May ff 'f ' ' '12 f, ,Wf,, 'naw 6 I1 I b ' ,, W, riff , , ,, mfg S SEPTEMBER 16, 1966 T. Cornish - BT3 D. Cummings - BT3 B. Howard - IC3 L. Lashay - IC3 L. Minter - PN3 W. Singletary - YN3 L. Washington - SH3 J . Miller - GMG3 M. Morris - IC3 JANUARY 16, 1967 L. Bell - DC3 J. Blount - SH3 J. Enochs - EM3 R. Fill - BT3 L. Gately - BT3 H. Gohr - DT3 D. Groen - PN3 E. Harding - MM3 A. Hatfield - SFC K. Howard - YN3 R. Jaquette - MM3 T. Kounack - SH3 R. Lester - GMG3 W. Otis - MA2 B. Patin - SH3 D. Ramirez - DC3 D, Schumbrecht - SH3 M. Tricolor - MM3 J. 'Iyvyford - SK3 T. Van Meter - IC3 J. West - TM3 J. Brown - EMI S. Brown - EM3 L. Burda - CS3 K. Collett - BT3 D. Cruse - FTG3 J. Snodderly - EN3 W. Sutton - MM3 W. Winett - BRCS 5-mfr. .- ' ' , ,, .' ,I , ' .. .'1.'- ,I ', g...,,..,. . -,,,- ' A . ,' '. X P A :P , , .4 , M-, ..f'e.f3:+,Lf,1:,..A,1.mljrwfg-4- fA w fn----- +- f --.f 1M.1f.........K,l +.f..:p 105 X W W f I N V M J r on the spot look at the BC. Gun n Oepenoents' Cnul W Y 3 Y 'i 'I fl ff 1 , ,L 1-r ill ,. 1 I , , 5 ,N , Y H 1.,, Q, 1 M ,M 1, Y w M M 106 V 1 1 1 , The last stop before boarding. Visitors' information desk. Looking about the ship gave many their first Demonstrating the life jacket- BRYCE CANYON'S FIRST DEPENDENTS CRUISE SUCCESSFUL A soft blanket of fog gently covered the Long Beach Harbor area as the USS BRYCE CANYON silently sailed on its dependents' cruise. The large des11'oyer tender, commissioned on September 15, 1951, had never hosted its depend- ents aboard for a cruise in recent years. For the 395 dependents aboard the day unfolded many surprises. As the various demonstrations were presented the guests procured a workable knowledge of their sponsors' duties and life aboard the ship. The first demonstration of the agenda, was in reality, a common occurance to a sailor, that of getting underway. The dependents soon realized the complex operations involved in getting underway. As the ship left the security of the harbor's breakwaters, another Naval hazard crept over the happy group of visitors-seasickness. The ship's modern sickbay supplemented by a Naval Nurse quickly filled to capacity. The inflation of the life raft occupied their attention until the Drone Anti-Submarine Helicopter took to the air to capture the dependents attention. At the DASH demonstration not only dependents heeded the flight but many sailors viewed for the first time an actual flight of the Navy's newest weapon against enemy Submarines. The DASH flew to a safe distance from the ship then released a five gallon drum filled with weights into the water. As the toy appear- ing war machine performed, a narration of its capabilities was announced over the public address system. The rattle of a machine gun quickly brought the numerous dependents, who had not heard the announcement of an- other demonstration, to the siderails to observe the 50 calibre machine guns' firepower. The ship's personnel and their dependents were treated to a outstanding meal prepared by the ship's commissary personnel. After the meal's completion the guests resumed their tours and personal scanning of the ship and its workings. By this time many were tired from the climbing and descending of unfamiliar ladders, and retired to such resting areas as the library, mess decks, and various areas on the decks to complete their cruise. The destroyer tender entered the harbor and made preparations for securing to Pier 15, from which, they departed six hours previously. As the weary dependents slowly left the brows they looked back upon the day's events as a highlight of their association with the BRYCE CANYON, Among the many demonstrations given was the collapsible life raft. DASH demonstration, W f 'Qif1g.2iz.., T 2 -X 1 XX 1 X T9 5 ,Z ', , , If grwfw J, 3 I , Z I, f . X , A ! W ', V Q 4' -'fx M Q ,v w-' .4 ltr.,-S,f X .. ,fs . if .-, '.- X Q , , , 1 . y f, SW' A K Q rr 74. Q- if I ' ' xx vc, f may 'Ik Ks V 'n ' , a ,W ff-as Z any jj, . xx , , E E. 93, 9 7 ' l W1 . f Y YN f S i s i. is nf : 1 A ,, . 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J W ' -, f N' Two days prior to departure the trucks arrived with the consignment. continued. For several hours the load- The task of separating the ing and storing of the goods boxes continued long after the boxes were aboard, A Gxtenoeo hano Of IZRIGHOSNID op nation Captain A. H. Galvani, presents a token package of Project Handclasp material to Major General Wu Wen-J, Commander, Chinese Fleet Marine Force, BRYCE CANYON, during it's deployment with the U, S. SEVENTH FLEET in the Western Pacific, transported 152 cartons of Project Hand- clasp material to Koahsiung, Taiwan, Republic of Free China. The 152 cartons of material were donated by the Armed Forces Service Center, San Diego, California, and consigned to Major General Wu Wen-J, for the Tsoy ing Church, Tsoying, Taiwan. From left to right in the pic111.re are: Chaplain M. E. Merritt, USS BRYCE CANYON QAD-363 Major General Lin Shu-Chiao, Chinese Fleet Marine Force, Major General Wu Wen-J, Chinese Fleet Marine Force, Captain A. H, Galvani, USS BRYCE CANYON QAD-361g Major General Yuan Ching Huia, Chinese Fleet Marine Force, Chaplain John Gould, Project Handclasp Coordinator, Koahsiung, Taiwan. hanocla D Winning friends. Toys always excite children Mission successful! regardless of their national- ity. -f' y -cw'-f i wg , '.j '-7--f.' , ,rv f, : 1'-. fry , - gf1-- ' ' v - YA,.Xi' K - . h ,' 411 ' ,-,g, .,,.- f' j :.,Yf..1?.-I 7'--f .'f.v ' , , - ' ft - ' ' 'fe--ff-----1 -,- vm - '-- -4- .il . l l x SWEET SIXTZGGD commissioning was held on board on 15 September 1966, at Subic Bay, Republic of the Philippines. The Captain, and the youngest member of the crew, FA M. S. Hine, 17, cut the first slice of a large birthday cake The ceremony was held on the mess deck, and several of the ship's offi- cers and crew were present for the occasion. A special luncheon of steak and lobster preceded the cutting of the cake, and the Commander Cruiser-Destroyer Force, Pacific, area band provided music for the celebration, . I W ,I ii 5 1 ll V 1 5 u 4 I I 1 A l ,V Nw M l - 13 ll lg all ill! zlil ,, -:ml , l he I 1- cr An unusual birthday party celebrating the 16th anniversary of the ship's U16 BCS 'UHGAIZRG A12 SGA As the destroyer tender sliced through the blue Pacific waters the BRYCE CANYON Entertainment Troupe success- fully premiered their Music For An Evening Underway, July 32, before an audience of nearly two hundred. The Bob Kornberger Production, un- folded a full one and one half hours of en- joyment that swayed between music and comical routines. Bob Kornberger, wide- ly recognized as the Grandpa Jones of the Pacific Ocean underway show business circuit, saturated the entire production with his good nature and highly humorous jokes. With a polished comical role the producer professionally led the show from one act into another without disturb- ing the routine. With a cigar tightly clenched between his fingers, Lt. Kornberger stepped be- fore his audience and opened with a joke regarding the Navy. Then introducing the first act with another joke, the production was officially opened. As western music filtered from the loudspeaker many Coun- try and Western music addicts found it difficult to refrain from wandering thoughts of rolling green hills of home, and old fashioned hoe-downs. In the showmanship format of the old Grandpa Jones technique, the producer and master of ceremonies introduced acts for every possible taste. Ir- ,W i- m, Ice cream is always a kids' treat. Some made it up the brow under their own steam. Others were carried. Almost all had the hand of a Duty Daddy as they came aboard BRYCE CANYON, They were underprivileged children from Olongapo, treated to a Christ- mas party by the BRYCE CANYON'S crew, and the Duty Dads were BC personnel determined to make Christmas 66 special. It was scary for them at first - too many strange people in a strange place - but like kids everywhere, they soon lost their shyness. What's that? a boy asked pointing at an AO moored alongside BRYCE CANYON, That's an Oiler. His Dad reported. The boy nodded as if that ex- plained everything. Up and across the 02 level, down and through the machinery shops to the mess decks and fifteen minutes of self-conscious Christmas Carols that ended with the first of a half hour of cartoons that delighted the Dads as much as the children, Cake and ice cream were served after the movie and the last crumb had hardly been eaten when Santa Claus fChief Edgarj made a grand en- trance to the excited ringing of the general quarters and chemical warfare alarms. Wow! one youngster said. And that seemed to sum it up for the rest of the children. Gifts, honorary memberships to BRYCE CANYON, and a personal word from Santa were distributed to the children, That morning will never be forgotten by the guests or the Dads. Christ- mas '66 had been special. Future bluejacket. ll Each of the children received a gift. vi ...-,ibn A word from Santa. B. C. 's dependents' XMAS tree. A has xx, X X X ,,,, N , Xi ,annigll X 1 lr i X X x A is ' 1 Q YXFNXLQQQ Change Of Commano manch 2, 1967 lone Beach, Callfonnla Captain Galvani Captain Ferguson departing. relieving. Parading the colors. Senior enlisted man presents pennant. I relieve you Sir! SJ gl :wil gifrf rn - ,Y -,Wlf-47 ,W Editor Bruebaker works on the layout of the cruise- The editor explains to a staff member the cropping of a book. photograph- Cruisebook Advisor ,.,, ,,,, R , B. Johnson, Ensign, USNR Cruisebook Editor .,,,,,, .,,, H erman Lloyd Bruebaker, SN, USN Divisional Photographer .... . . Charles Peeke, PH3, USN Layout Editor .......... .... H erman Lloyd Bruebaker BRYCG can on CRUISGBOQI4 staff 1966-1967 The following personnel donated their photographs to the Bryce Canyonns Adventure into the Far East. P. STRAUSS, CDR, USN J. Howpp, MR3, USN L. Mitchell, EM3, USN H. Bruebaker, sN, USN SERVICE SCENES 96352 X I V161 NCR Bnyce canyon fAO-36, 311: .Cyn 1 'A-Pgfif' ' f,,..-. .-.. 'A V v 9'2-'QZRM , E A pnouo eomnmo In the years following the Korean Con- flict, the Destroyer Tender has become increasingly important as a repair facil- ity, Because of her mobility, the tender can readily be dispatched to ships Of the line thus eliminating the necessity of re- moving the ships to distance shore facil- ities. With her repair methods constant- ly improving, the tender has ventured into repair fields originally considered only for larger shore establishments. Prime examples of this advancement is BRYCE CANYON FREQUENT REBAR- RELING OF GUN MOUNTS and her unusual assistance to the fire-crippled aircraft carrier USS ORISKANY. The bulky tender has become a famil- iar sight to Navymen throughout the world. When did this service begin? What ship of the line first carried AD onto the seas ? The first ship repair facility was the USS BLACK HAWK QAD- 91. Assigned as a tender and flagship to the Mine Force, BLACK HAWK departed in June 1918, to take station at Inverness, Scotland. She returned to New York, in November 1919, and served as flagship and tender for the Atlantic Fleet destroy- ers in reserve at Philadelphia. After the installment of a torpedo workshop and other equipment, she was designated a destroyer tender QAD-91 in November 1920, and reported as flagship of the Operative Squadron, Destroyers Flotillas Atlantic Fleet. She served mainly in Carribean and Panamanian waters until June 1922, when she left New Port via Suez Canal for the Asiatic Squadron, BLACK HAWK remained in the Far East for twenty years, during which she tend- ed ships of Destroyer Squadron FIVE and TWENTY-NINE, Q The BLACK HAWK served ships until 20 May 1946, when she headed home and decommissioning on 15fAugust 1946, the Reason lion the tenoen ,. KK' If Uss DIXIE QAD-14D Uss PRAIRIE QAD-151 Uss CASCADE QAD-161 Uss PIEDMONT QAD-171 Uss SIERRA QAD-18D Uss YOSEMJTE QAD-191 Uss ARCADIA QAD-231 Uss EVERCLADES QAD-241 Uss FRCNTIER QAD-25J Uss GRAND CANYON QAD-zsy Uss ISLE RCYALE QAD-291 Uss SHENANDOAH QAD-261 Uss TIDEWATER QAD-31D Uss YELLOWSTONE QAD-27, 'L..a- Eh om kan pm, It is a rare sight to see a Destroyer Tender alongside an Aircraft Carrier. As a matter of fact, no one here knows whether it has ever happened before. ' Recently, however, at Subic Bay, in the Philippines, USS BRYCE CANYON QAD-365 wrote a new page in Western Pacific history by going alongside USS ORISKANY QCVA -341. The event was occasioned by a serious fire which had broken out in ORISKANY while operating off the Vietnam coast. As soon as the ships were moored together, BRYCE CANYON'S repair personnel swarmed aboard the carrier, and commenced around- the-clock operations. First on the agenda was the immediate recharging of some 107, CO2 fire extinguishers, which had been used in fighting the blaze. At the end of six days, all repair work was completed, Every one of the seventy ventilation and heating systems, as well as all electric motors in the damaged area had been checked out and restored to order. During this period, working parties from the tender had also pitched in with ORISKANY sailors and personnel from SRF Subic, in cleaning up the fire and smoke damaged areas to make them habitable. Elsewhere aboard the tender, skilled technicians worked on countless other jobs not immediately associated with the fire damage, giving the carrier a tender availability the likes of which she had never seen. On conclusion of work, BRYCE CANYON'S modern electronic accounting machine installation tallied the results of her 6-day eEort. In all, a total of 6, 019 manhours had been expended, the equivalent of a two week availability for four destroyers. As both ships got underway at the crack of dawn on the sixth day, ORISKANY sent the following visual mes- sage to the tender: Your outstanding service and voluntary assistance in removing our scars is greatly ap- preciated. 'The willingness to work and your speed and efficiency helped u.s leave Subic Bay in outstanding shape for our transit home, Well done to all men aboard BRYCE CANYON! ' ' gggyq, -' 1 .5 -'WC 1 f W .X fi, .- 47: , X f X fff N! X X V4 R . Q. 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