Carter Hall (LSD 3) - Naval Cruise Book

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1966 volume:

cw f CA R' I C153 5 1965-66 WEST PAC ' DEPLOYMENT DATE OE DEPARTURE: . . . . 14 MAY, 1965 DATE OE RETURN: . . . 2MARCH,1966 LENGTH OE CRUISE: . . . 292 DAYS DAYS AT SEA: , 235 DAYS IN PORT: . . . 57 TOTAL NUMBER OF MILES: . . 37,711 DAYS OE 3-SECTION LIBERTY: . . iQ COUNTRIES VISITED: MIDWAY OKINAWA PHILIPPINES SOUTH VIET NAM JAPAN KOREA GUAM HAWAII 11 4ggH..13 ' X M n.-1 :mn J r A H H V,-,YM mv , .,. W... .......,.,-- --,. ,. 5 . , I , N 'ah 4:.,', -- V ., ' ', , '21-4.1.-'N'1,h . W - + I J -',..,.. ,mv -' 'A -r -' fv 'LW' -ui io'Efiiti1ff'F-fM fEQ4: 1 5Q-L-,sal-s - 1 M-, To the Officers and Men of the USS Carter Hall QLSD H35 Under the command of Commander C. J. Qasserly, you deployed from the United States on 15 May 1965 to join the Seventh Fleet in the Western Pacific. You were embarked on a great adventure. It was not until ten months had passedthat you re in these action-filled months? The USS Carter Hall was engaged turned on 2 March 1966. What was accomplished in operations almost ninety percent of the timel Of course there was liberty, but only a total of forty-six days. You visited ports with exotic names: Da Nang, Naha, Chu Ijai, Phy Bai and Luchon. You saw new things and different peoples, and learned how these people live in distant lands. ' ' ' ' stretch But most of the time you were operatingg salvage operations, repairing boats fone of ninety-four days at Da Nang with work around the clockj, hauling equipment from Okinawa to Viet Nam. Finally, f'j,c3 ation Starligiht. You played your part with the U,S, Marines in this action which lasted four ,iwfromgi 18 August 1965. This was the first battlefield con- frontation by a major U,S, Forcewitli a Hiiain force of the Viet Cong. dl f whatever recognition you may have received, you are entitled to one of Regar ess o the greatest rewards: this satisfaction of knowing you did a difficult job well. . . . . 1 . S I know your colleagues in our great Navy would Join me in offering to you congratu ation and admiration. Well done. Robert L Dennison Admiral, U.S, Navy QRet.j Former: P Supreme Allied Commander Atlantic Commander-in-Chief U,S, Atlantic Command Commander-in-Chief U.S. Atlantic Fleet il' . yi -:V f xii -75155 ' Z THE CAPTAIN SPEAKS. The good ship CARTER HALL went forth in May of 1965 into the vast reaches of the Pacific and steamed home some ten months later. in March of 1966 confident in the knowledge that her labors and sacrifices had contributed greatly to America's noble efforts to bring peace and stability to South- east Asia. That every mission was successfully completed can be attributed to the competent men of CARTER HALL who performed their duties most creditably. That all dangers-natural and otherwise- were surmounted safely is testimony to the skill, determination and resourcefulness of her brave crew who met the challenge of attacks which never came, or of raging seas, or of long, lonely watches, or of powerful Monsoon winds, or of the sheer boredom of swinging to anchor day after day, month after monthfin forlorn faraway anchorages. All this and the ,.-.. egsprgitfand-.teamwork which made cARTEBE?iTff4iifiLL'S 1965-66 WESTPAC Cruise possible are encompassed by the recolleqtighsiif of this cruise book which I hope willifnifemindu all who participated in the cruise-that be rightfully proud of past accomplishments well pphn done, and fully confident of surmounting Chal- lenges. Good men withgood good -f .. ,.,si sta . jobs and make a betterglifeyifQE13g3'E3i3,ll.ifg1ank1nd possible! A 'f' 'A 'fir --ga., ' ,:' 4'1?f'z1g ' x wif ,Pi III, ,917-1 X ,L The ship prior to removal of 5 gun. QQ ' 99 Our' Hlstory The commissioning pennant hung limp for a brief second and then began to flutter in the gentle breeze. The calendar read September, l943...the beginning of Carter Hall LSD-3, the beginning of twenty three years and more of duty and service. World War ll found Carter Hall first seeing action in the battle of New Borneo and Buna, New Guinea in 1944. A few months later she won battle stars for participating in the Admiralty Islands campaign and the invasion of Guam. ln September, 1944 she landed troops in the invasion of Moratai Island and then added another star for invasion of Leyte. Throughout the remainder of the war, Carter Hall transported vital cargo in the amphibious assaults on the islands of Balikpapan, Borneo, and Hollandia. The end of the war marked the beginning of Carter Hall's brief internment with the infamous mothballs, the U. S. Pacific Reserve Fleet at San Diego, California. ln 1951, I 9 -4-1' 3', ' is ff i1qQ,U17-ff K -4-t av F ., '?t'K5 , a E ,I -ug. IV , The ship prior to 04 deck modification. however, her sentence was commuted and she was recommissioned and sent to Norfolk, Virginia. Nineteen fifty-five found LSD-3 return- ing to the Pacific as a member of the Seventh Fleet. Upon completion of this tour she participated in Artic Operations con- ducted in July, 1956. The following years found Carter Hall actively engaged in both the Eastern and Western Pacific, taking part in such operations as Surfboard, fSkijump, Jolly Roger, Mount Out, Greenlight, and Silver- lance. The present finds Carter Hall senior to all LSD's in length of service but one, meeting her commitments as a member of Phibron Seven. Other ships may 'come and go, but Carter Hall goes on...and on... and on. if Gite in fra -g .4 T RDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1943 wk . '-My 160 Chung Chens Road SHANGHAI' SA - ...ai - -A -1assc.,,??i2P1?0ne,?2128- Edit ur - 1-am ' ' Deliberate flseuttlingii' E loatin Drydock Vessel Witnessed On Whan poo In full view of scores of nearby' 'in rnidstream. During the hour and ,river craft, an 8000'ton naval auxi- Ta half it took the Carter Hall to -liary, the 'U.S.S. Carter Hall, yes- -go Clown, perfect order and calm terday morning sank at its moorings reigned throughout the ship. 1 in the Whangpoo. , Strangely enough, the captain of None of 'the crew of 225 men and fthe Carter Hall, Lreut. ,Commander 15 officers suffered injury, nor was any material damage to the 457- foot vessel apparent as she settled ' 4 -V 5, l '- l il-Ienry L. Jost, Jr., USNR, of Bel- fton, Mo., was not in the leastperc 'lturbed over the incident. si1a'11-be up tomorrow, and just as ever, was his , :ass Of Se1iftlinz . .,.:Sit5,ac1i1cntl ,investigation revealed l- s .case of deli , rate .het it wa ,a , U be ascuttlin , iffearried out at fliieut. Commander Jost's own orders. It waglfpart of the day's work. ' 'Siieh visits as yesterday's trip-to Davy- Jones's locker are.cp1limbnPf plate in --the history -of the Carter Hall. She has been sunk more. thaw? 500' times in nearl three years oz o erating in the gacific, and ,has allways hobbed up again readyfor her 'next assignment. She was built 'that way. The fact of the matter is that the ginger Hall is one of She' .wyfs newest type s'i s, an lfS'D1 which stands for 'llancling ship, dock. Marine architects have- designed this type of. vessel so that it can he submerged to vary- ingrlepths up to a maximum of 27 feet' in order to allow small craft to float into its midsection. Then Gate Closes When these, craft have entered the 'well, as it is called, chrough a gate in the stern of the ship. the gate is closed, and water is prmped out of the shipk ballast tanks. At Shelend of twc. hours or so of pump- ingythe ship is afloat at its normal depth and the well is dry, The small craft in the well are ready CLIPPING PRO R PAST he ,hd worked on all the way from MBI Igtlp. 0 the craft is ready to. be tllselllied, fthe ballast tanks are filled .with-' water, the f gate'f is and shun the repairedfhbat is ', afloat in the well and iablegtov leave its own power. 'Ilia-.all 'as simple in principle as the hotel elevator that goes from the ,floor 'to the basement, and backs? ,. , , The -Carter Halls iob as a sea- gding Elevator falls into iwo types. She handles both freight and 'passenger traffic. Not only does ,she dip down for ships that must 'lie drydocked for repair, hut she ,also takes aboard numerous landing craft and troop personnel Lora 'transport to distant finland bases, Has See A Lot flnjier line of dllty as a boat, and troopiftransport, and drydock the Carter Hall has operated at New Guinea, the Admiralty Islands, the Solomon islands, the Marshallsgthe Marianas, the New Hebrides, '-the ,Philip ines, the Palaus, New Bri- -taixffjgorneo. Okinawa, Korea and Shanillai. -A enough idea of her capacityas a faxaging ship canvbe given by 'the 111119, .:5:0f,,,sfMll craft she turns- ported to strategic areas, The total inclndes approximately 120 amphi- biotadfftanks, 30 tank-carrying land- ing craft: more than 600 medium standing craftg 300 personnel land- ing crafty a dozen infantry landing craft, three PT boats: 10 picket boatsgf, seven whaleboatsg and severdl J, and R boats. Mitch of the time spent in follow 'ing .her unusual, assignment was spent by 'the Carter Hal in advance lmftleiareas. Af Leyte her-guxrners were runofficially crediter. wit, knocking down two Japanese Plame: Qrewmen who have imc: aboard' her since the ship snuff., the Pacific, rate four battle stat. on the Asiatic-Pacific cave 'gp ribbon and two on the P.-1 lppin. Liberation ribbon. ' ,C0!'l0enl5l'3tGd 01' Ra0.fn1i'g ,Since her arrival in Shanghai, the Carter Hall has concentrsiui on dry-docking srnail craft io: ye- pairs, The occasion for her most recent sinking was a US, gg,- hoat which had tangtci 1 Jing in its propeller. So realistic was -the 'lsgnkfnqn that a merchant liberty ship direct- V astern of the Carter Hall Hinhsd ine following message: You -.ppear to be sinking, Db you neeo help' ' I gF0vn..CZ1.Ilif' rt: 'Li we I 'lwQ'YQ, us, going sinus. , I him he rigs- bm ll' 'M' gf- wg! I 5? A t l Mi: Ll' Q51 THE CARTER HALL PLANTATIO Carter Hall was built between the years 1792 and l800 by Col. Nathaniel Burwell 0750- l8l4j. He built Carter Hall as a summer home for his large family to protect them from the heat and the dreaded fever of tideWater . Burwell had inherited this tract of over five thousand acres from his father, Carter Burwell. The Carter Hall house is built of lime- stone native to the area. There are large detached dependencies of like structure to east and west for the kitchen and school house. The Greek Revival portico on the front with the six two-story Doric columns, added in 1830, are the result of designs submitted by Dr. William Thorton, a friend of Col. BurWell's son, George Harrison Burwell. Carter Hall still stands today, a stately monument of the past, and a living Eeminder of the ship named after her. -' - A . 2- zbl +5 I 3 . , 2'2i'?.1f?t -f iv-.5 M 2 4.2 , C o M M AN D E R -A C. J. CASSERLYJ' Commander CASSERLY was born on 6 November 1919 in New York City. He was graduated from the College of the City of New York in 1943 and completed the Naval Reserve Midshipman School at Columbia University in June 1943. He was commissioned Ensign, U, S, Naval Reserve in June 1943 and subsequently was promoted to Lieutenant Commander, U. S, Naval Reserve in 1954. He received his commission in the U. S. Navy in 1955 as Lieutenant and was subsequently advanced to the rank pf6Commander, U, S. Navy on 1 September 9 2. During World War II, he served aboard the minesweepers U.S.S. VICTOR gAMC-1095, U.S.S. YMS-88 and commanded U. .S. YMS- . During the Korean War, he served in U.S.S. ENDICOTT QDMS-353 and commanded U.S.S. SWIFT QAM-122D and U.S.S. SHOVELER QAM- 382j . Following the Korean War, he command- ed Mine Squadron ELEVEN and served as Executive Officer in U.S.S. LEONARD F, MASON QDD-8525 and U.S.S. ISLE ROYALE QAD-295. He has served ashoretfas Aide to the Governor of Samoa,.' Commanding Officer of the Naval Reserve Training Center, Pontiac, Michigan, and as Assistant Naval Attache, Pakistan. He completedipost grad- uate instruction in Naval fQ'Administration flsland Governmentj and Intelligence at Stan- ford University and the Naval Intelligence School, Washington, D. C., respectively. He holds the Bronze Star-SMedal with Combat V. He also holds the following awards or medals: Naval Reserve, American Campaign, Asiatic-Pacific Campaign, China Service, World War II Victorygg-fNational Defense, Korean Service, UnitedkfNa1tions Service and the Korean Presidential' Unit Citation. x v- EX eou1sg'iveQ' Gi'fioer 'f .21 ' .z- -A k,,.,: , ff LW., LCDR. C.H. M o.11o111S Re1ieved November 1, 55 LCDR T.F. Wootton Commenced tour November 1965 'T 'lip Q TO THOSE SERVICEMEN WHO WILL NOT RETUBQN FROM VIET NAM C S55 ' mx E 1 RQ g ,E V ' ,., -'.L W nw ' From Left to Right, Row 1: ENS LONGSHAWQ ENS LTJG MANGOLDg LTJG KUEHN5 LTJG MEIBSQ CDR MILLIKENQ ENS KOHLg ENS BRUNEYQ ENS HAYESQ ENS CASSERLY, CO: LDCR COLLINS, XOQ LTJG CALDER: HORNEQ ENS ROSEg ENS SIMENSEN' ENS MCINTIRE' LT DECARLO: LT HANCOCK: LT TALBOT. ENS PRUEJ' From Left no Right, Rom? 2: LTJG RAMBOZ -Ax CFFICE RS, W NTE R 14 --n 3. +, ' Q99-'vhgfx V. ,xx -.'.,- r . 'J'h'P1. ' ' x ,,f' hm 553951222 ,:f.,:,.' V ' U hw W .. .. -H.. . in ,X R CASSERLY, co DECQRLOQ LTJG AND SUMMER 0 0 0 ?-Mfg, 1, ,1f.,.,- , 5f1'5Wf 1 ' hu JUQQ A-.5 '6Z5Q5ki19-55'Q3d.Ix 4 From Left no Right, Row 1: LTJG LONGSHAWQ LT I-IAYESg ENS BAINg LTJG KUEI-IIQIQQQD HUSSEYQ LTJG SMITHg ENS SIMENSENQ ENS HORNEQ LTJG MILLIKENQ LTJG MOSERgg'EEfL.T LTJG KOHLQ LTJG PRUEg LTJG MANGOLD, From Left MIEBS. IL' igigg.,-'1 1g155 5-'VV to Right, Row 2: LDCR WOOTENQ LT TALBOTQ ENS . fp,-A vw -1. I , ,' Q ,x A 'fix -1 . -' w lixgbf 6 41, 'UW' zjg' s.,.,5,g -wfx- m ,p- ' . .lx 'Q CI-IIE F PETTY OFFICE S FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: ROCKHOLT, YNCSg FIELDING, SKCg BOTZONG, MMCg GILLEN, MMCQ REEDER, RMCS. Fl!! 4 ,S Q, M NW , f 4l ,zi Map- . M:-www 1 ,finer , 3 A . 3, 5 x , I 'R I 4 I j, -in .5 , EX' gl I f ' ,.. 1 . ., DON'T ASK ME, I AIN'T YOUR DIVISION OFFICER. THAT'S NICE CHIEF BUT WHAT WILL THE VIET NAMESETHINK7 QQ 99 CHIEF BOT lg ,X. 2 ,mlm 1.-'II '!'fLilf'i Wy 11' .Fx if - FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: ORTIZ, RMlg ANDERSON, TNl3 STUTCHMAN, RDIQ STEVENS, SH1g LANGE,PNlgMCCONNEL ABELON, SK1g KORTZ, DK1g KIDS, MMIQ MC COY, ENlg lC1g FICI-ITE, EMIQSMITH, EMI. QQFIRST99 NCLASSH ETTY CHIC ' S 18 ETDECKH LTJ G J. H. MANGOLD ,Rf QM . ., K , . .1m,9j,.f,,9 H ... 'ff ' ' -Fr-fcfx, ef . gfwfwf. 4,1 Q33- - A -V -- fall Ts f ff2?f1:a, '9'a M'3'Q.. 1 A -V, k ,fax . J- ' K 4 k 'l,74?,2fal2 if--I C - - . 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CARTER HALL'S ANSWER TO STIRLING MOSS, YA MISSED A SPOT. .QQJX FUNNY LOOKING LCPL. 1 I 'f I ,psig ' if , I THE MARINES MOVE THEIR EQUIP- MENT ABOARD. TI-IAT'S WHY WE'RE CALLED SWABIES. ' ' L , M I ., .,,. 'L D . 1 .L .4 n , .,, , g!3g,9AQ:4.3,1s1 'g,:,Li, 5 ,- hm-'1:5.: 1 K A, if :- 547 't 1- r . v. .ff ' A ,..,a.'5f5,f.,iYqV.f, ' 1 I A .v -.M fx:-V '----f I ,- eff' -f Wi if ' O , V U N , 93' A , ,,,. I ,.,,g:,u-35 II' , -1 jg.: I 33:55 HQ-11-fear 'HY-F E: 'F I WELL f BECK AGAIN I ' r Q- .A . ix- Tw ' :mf?'rr5'f ,Q . 1 5, 1- I fm X, . W, ...4, W..-I f .,- .,1,M.W 2.-in ,. , ...fviif F 3 1, I'33?5f3'X-V-1 'PT f537f'liIf-ki ' i ,f I. -2 iff A if mm ' ' V'-I ff fa? J -' S. ,!f', A f2-fZ.f ':i'Ef5fQ '?7 , - I t 1 w ' . gig? .1 i , J A. ' ' . 52-Ffa i t ff:-fdf,-S 'ff' 1 is g , - 'A A Q'11,wzg?5-35355 N ' ii' f ' f - F A .I ' A ..-my . . fmxf. V ., ,f , W -. --,-Mme, ,,A,,,Q ,, , 4' . 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V- A . , , rg f ww W-M .M , 1 5 f M ff NW' A M ,M q Q- W 0 ' , am xii., NAv gijflf '5 3 fs , . .,J.. .. we ?9 xmfw x 'H WJ- 1 3 f L Tfw:-RNA 2 '- L.: :jars-. .5 .' 'Q Hill'-i6U.'f' fggf Y 1: Km -'fl 1, f',s3 'i16p ,, 'CK QW ' ' - l':Vff'kff 1 1.255 ff-P my Nf, f21t1m. ff wiPmvMiW 2 , . - fs., 'lr If HRK . i 'V' , W ,T,kf,ij: i,k ig :JW fm M QR Sw ' X L, ' ' W 3114-SQ,1,Farff . - 5 if fy gs - . .gf I 'LDV iffzr b V J. A ,mf xg , . ,.,L... x, m , VW 5, .5413 ,Q N If-3f,.fmf.,,g ' Wfn:Wi,,1f': xi:f.5E1,1. , , ,K 1 W -f 'Q b .1 1, , , , gg: 33 sk . I DIVISION From Left to Right, Row 1: SHAFFER, FNg NELSON, MM2g' SCI-ILAPPICH, MRFNg RUSKA, MMFNg LARSON, MM2g CHEBULTZ, ERVIN, MMZQ BUCKNER, MM2g OVERTURF, MM3g MC ABEE, FNg REID, FN. From Left to Right, Row 2: ENS HORNEQ MMC GILLENg MMC ,, , W..,f.,L,,,,,,, N ,, Mwfwwf-,W,5,, .f., . . H .. . ,,,, A ,W . K . BOTZONGg BEACH, MR1g FRANKLIN, Mmsg WALKER, FNg APPS, MN1ENg EWING, MM3g DOWDY, MMFNQ BUCK- HOLTS, FAg LEONARD, FNQ HEY, FAg STRAHAN, MRFNg GLEASON, Mmsg SIPE, MM3g GOTTSCHALK, MMFNg WEEE., MM2g EANNEN, MMFNg LANDRY, Mm. T V , - IQ? ' if , ini I pf? wg ff FN 2 LARR R, 2 gy Ml? L L' HELLO MOTHER, SEND MORE COOKIES . M DIVISION PRIZE PHOTO ---- CHIEF WARNEY WORKING. I ' I Li ff W , I. mf E' M TWO LITTLE WHEELS. I I B A Tr I SOME OF US DIDN'T HOLD UP TOO WELL UNDER THE STRAIN. NOW KIDD, HERE'S HOW YOU FIND THE GOLDEN RIVET. HOW COME I ALWAYS HAVE TO FIX THE EVAPORATORST' I' I' A , ,f,:f5 I DIVISIO f V NO IDIOT, I'M PUTTING HOLES I IN SWISS CHEESE. .v 5 I I . gif N 2 - M I4 BOOOONAQAfNAAA-NNNNAAA AA-NADNALSEQE' OH NOWISEEHWT GET TO TI-IE, ENGINE 940' - 1-' g i I 'E f 4 3- .1 5 ROOM I V4 J ' ri ' 0 o mlb ll 1 W V J , V if fi - Q V f , -I 1-if 4- -.:' I Q XV .... 42? I NX From Lejgto Right, Row L BIGLOW, FAg MARTIN, FAQ ROGIERS, DC2g SIMS, DC2g DALZELL, EN2gRUMBERGER SFM3g ARMOLT, SFP3g SAPP, SFP3g ALLEN, EN2g HALL DC3. From Left to Righc, Row 2: LTJG PRUEQ GARBER sFP3g COXWELL, FNg YAKAVONIS, FNg AYRES, FA MONTORO, FAg EBERLE, FAQ PIERCE, FNQ JOHNSON EN2g PLANK, EN2g VAVONESE, FNQ MC COY, ENlg HILL, EN2g BALLENTINE, FNQ POWELL, FN3 JACKSON, EN3 SANDEL, FAg WICKER, ENFNQ THOMPSON, EN3. R DIVISION AND THIS IS HOW IT HAPPENED. I It W2 Q 9 E I 'V I S I O T 99 ala!!-EEELLLEARNSA Lg., f I ,-,hs E 1 ... - --- fra ' V51 HU I Q' , ' I7if'i?Jr5ff5M'.eir9 S1116 ' 15L4fmY.f5N'4liiPj, I V- , X . A -J , I A I .. 153:19 1 , . awww. dz S ' . r Qi.: il .,, . 7 -YW ' E I f , W I 'H 'fyighjv' I I 1, I M A' In J . . , V f 1:1 I ! , , f 9' I If I I -. ,. ' , -Q-- I .' - . ' iw - 'W -f 'I ta 4, - -412-5 3' -:,f:v ,'--'- I TELL YOU POWELL, I KNOW THAT GUY IN THE FOUL WEATHER JACKET FROM HELLO, OVERSEAS OPERA- SOME PLACE. I TOR? P LANK'S NEW TOY. OH NOTHING, JUST FOOLING AROUND. LIBERTY CALL. B DIVISIO From Left to Right, Row 1: BULMAN, YN3g SPAULDING, BT3g ARRATIA, FNg HANEY, FN, JAUREGUI, FN, EIMER, FN, ERVIN, FA, WILSON, FN, From Left to Right, Row 2: ENS HORNEg RUSH, BTI, SOSMENA, BTI, BURNS, BTS, MORRISON, BT3g DUENAS, BTZQ DUNCAN, FN, GIESSON, BT33 GRODEMAN, BT3g WEAVER, FAgSELLERS, BT -IV if iff, Q9 gf wx , , , , T QQB i?,ET'S USE THIS BIG WHATCH-MA-CALL- ya f ,.,. I r - .Q . A li :'P'f 'q'f .::: H A5 I I f5,,xms.D It f .V I 1 I V - J . ' . 'HM-r-' 'Fr . - . I .-' I V ff J- V ,I V- V ,, my f,,.,' ,. , , 1 wa-sz ' f, S . :jr , - . ,wi 62:62 : 1. I .' .. ...: 71 fV ' f -wgf' V H V. V. :Y , T S M I I J Q 5 ENS SIMENSON SISTRIK- ER OUR HERO. .Va-,, , 2 I , ' A 1 If .1 A J as I , :gtg My I I I 936 I M A If gk I A gf If I 555, Y M 25O POUNDS OF EVER LOVIN' STEAM. fpma DIVISIO L GIB S ON AN D SOME OTHER KID. fTH'E' 'NEXT BEST THING TO A BEARD IS A GOOD MUSTACHEJ' I -L Sfe we we NOW WILL ALL RESTRICTED MEN MUS- TER IN TEE-SHIRTS? M 'uv ., .,,,y4-v- f,, IJ. H 4 :Jjff-d . N -,I 2 LTJG MEIBS EMC MCANNALLY' FISCHER lC3g From Left no Right, IRQW' 1: BROWDER, EMFAg MOORE, 1 g , , , EMZQ THACKER, EMFNQ TEAL, ICFNQ HUGES, EM3g MORRIS, EMFNg EWALT, EMSQ SMITH, EMZQ NILES, MIRANDA, EMSQ CLACK, EM3. From Left to Right, Row EMFNQ MILLER, EMFNg MAYNARD, EM3. 'gtff E DIVISIO 9' u 34 .1 r. Q J' ' ' v 'nf I , nw ,M,,,,,,,,,,4, -A- ,-6, I YES, IT IS SORT OF DARK DOWN HERE, WELL, EVERYTHINQIJELSE-HAS FAILED, BUT WE CAN'T FIND THE SHORT. LET'S READ THE INST'BI!UGTKIQNS. K I TEAL IS HAPPY--HE IS EATING. SO MAYBE WE LIKE IT DARK, YW 44 . Sym In v 7 6 V I 'Z Vi ' ,ff 3, 5, any , 52+ f ,y fx , f fir Y 5 V' Vw +I 3 ,4 Q-W A, i 2 fi 'A s I ' 1 ,QQ N','V I-II, MOM. EVERY DAY IS GROUND HOG DAY IN E DIVISION. ' .-,iq . A ,rw .y,. ..:.r1 ' J, E DIVISSIISION fn YOU MUST BE KIDDING, THREE BOSSES? 35 JAPANESE MERCHANT AT NAI-IA. HIROADING THE SUPERDECK AT BUCKNER B Y.ll I! 6 ' 1 ' - ' l HSUNSETMAT BUCKNER BAY. Y V VIEW OF NAHA, KM --.4 'Q' , 3 . , T . - ., - . Hr f i fl Ig , Ag .1 , .W , N ,, , v. ,,,.. ,N W f: .1 ,lf b M , 1 5. . Wh' Q, V , -'H A 'wif' ,,,p,,.,M : :gf ,ngV f E12w :'i f .f'+.5' ' ' 1:1-, - ' S' Wm EW, L: .Mm -. M. .... 'f'v,1:. -A 'jUfZf - -, , T is-WE' 1-w'22ff'm :m+' V ---- .L - -aff' f - f ff f 4..a- 3'if . Q g::.z:nz..TF7'h 'k'f5lf: ' 14 ' - '- T,ygi X Egg' 7 ,wr A ' - '5 4 g 21-TA-'T' 'M'f 'f '.'fff'1'4 - m y ' ON THE WAY, WE STOP EOR A DRINK, . , ,G -I I I NAHA- -P ORT CONTROL. ' 1 0KINAWA HOKINAWAN SHOPP ERS. I I ra 5 lui 1 7 ' f ix , l., w- - 1 1 ' gi? 6 -in f-ff . , W. , gf, wwf' xv. K... wi? ' X siffrlz' V ' 'X , - V I, ...., , ,Q HY? g 1. ff? li.- NAVIG TION . 5 Q-WV V by ,f f 52114, . .. NMA : 2' ,L ' fa.: V ,, w..-M'ff ,:, f - 1 - ,Q f ff? .4 X 4,33 'w.,.. , . 3 wg, 4 ,V , M f J MQQA' my FW W WM fu ZS ' f If 7 f gi? M , ' ix , 544' gi X L f M y Aw 0-V ' ' gi f 3 Qyiwf f M K M w J F. V My N sf 4 I x N f Q Q 33 1 ' V M? x ,' 1 pf T1 ae' L ,65- by 1 K - W5 if isp. A ' N ,Y -:- W E, , -.g,ifQflffJ3l,!f-' A V' f X 'Q LLLL , f . , , A HfY,Jfv ,f A 7 ,... X 3 .. , Af LON GSI-IAW 'xv . LL'kf' 5 'f . ' X H k- ' V , 'L nfl I ,1'x From Left to Rightg Tuleja, SNg Cagle, SNg Shofner, SNg Bane, QM3g Jobst, QM1g LTJG Longshaw DIVISIO 40 E A? , ww- . Ri' .Y- A. 91119 DIVISION UNREP He1msman W. +3 .g-5 29? ' ,I Quartermaster, while you're not doing anything, take a barometer reading. an-- ' , .ff N a vig a tio n Department Eating Champions. Duty? No sir I al- ways go on liberty like this. he beginningg Duke QMI, Bane SN, Snipes SN, Forbes SN, Cotter QM2. On the job. Eff' -P' Es GIEB HATLESS Sz GIRL-LESS. S I I B I C VIEW FROM THE BRIDGE OURS FRIENDS gl NEIGHBORS, WE HAVE BEEN GATI-IERED HERE TODAY . . . 'if' wg SQ VET-f 'L-. V at -Q gil, , 4-f?'4f2E' r.Ag,'1'E-Lf: . 1: -- X OPER TIONS Lt, R. J. Hancock Lr. H.w, Hussey .,,..w.-.W NTT .,,...:,.m1 W N ll R 15 ,i ,X NO C DI V ISION l i From Ldft to Right, ROW 1: BELL, SM2g CARRIAGA, RM3g STEINMAN, RM3g RICE, SMSNQ GAKS, RM3g KEARNS, RMB X 7 From Left to Right, ROW 1: ENS MC INTIREQ RMCS, REEDERg WOOTTON, SNg HATFIELD, SMSNQ ANDRUS, RMSNg , WISEMAN, SNQ CARR, SNQ SEABERRY, RM2. FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: LTJG MILLIKENg BEVEL, RD3g NEVE, RDSNg BORRELLI, RDQQQMBROCK, ETSNg STUTCHMAN RD1g BADOUIN, RDSNQ STACY, RDSNQ MUNT, ET3g RINES, ET3. ol DIVISIO ' .45 f Y ... Riggs: 1 Pk. y' A+, f-345559, GUNNER. ' :WP . 'I , . If Y nu f ,I , I 9' .Q-H AA ' I 1 I . ff 7 I I Nl' ,' I 4 X fl Q 1 , J f Nc--A.-. I fs-Q... ACE FINALLY SAW 'II-IE LIGHT. DIVISIONS 1 H DIVISION : LTJG BRUNEYg SCARBOURRGH, HMZQ MILLSAP, HM2g JORANGAR, HMSNJ' I DON'T KNOW, I SORT OF LIKE MY TEDDY BEAR. 99 YOUR SPEED IS FINE, NOW WEILL WORK ON YOUR CONTROL.' BLACK CLOUD AND FRIENDS. wafxf . , ., fKfKfiQ- A-IK ,. ig, - ,., f f,..w,, i fH- ' . F 'F 2.314 ., I THINK THIS ONE IS KFOX? I YOU REALLY THINK YOU CAN REACH BUPERS WITH THAT LIGHT? III' ,I f DID YOU TRY THE ON-'Off SWITCH P.Q.? i f Y ,iv IC., ' uf:-' Z :fff 0 IIE 19 -1, 4'--' E-'uv ' 1,7-f: :ov N 4 rea X Al N ' -' rm ,I-f A , M I ' fzfffiwx I0 Hx ' QS I ,X X If I Ex EAW ' I I I f I ' 'XX I 'K 2 flfd, 'I :Q A 4 ff' .I I L J f-'id' V me I Ii I 11 : fx Q, A X-N ' ,Mig - L ' ,A--M: I E I 1 I -N -- H-'JH ' . ' -Q ll V Ex Q 0 ,Af F : ,, xg? .Q ff X, my X,-V Jfgfif HAND MBE DA-DEAL, WILL YA? ' I if -, ji ' - N :,- 'WET I I 5 QC DI VISIQ I A' I' 1 TE' T ff A ' X4 l.. THAT'S BEAUTIFUL COYNE, BUT WHO IS GOING TO M E 9 ,, ' READ IT? 0 I WANT ASTRIKER ! Iififfff N bfi' q , If 'ffe-hfirii , ,- 1, ?.2ffjf 35 l I Ei ii DEAR CONGRESSMANY' - Q , 1 A-,ef 5 7 - : ff -, , 1 i . .Q f aw- U5 '1 f 'Q '-w,, . w',. H E V E R Y SHIP SHOULD HAVE AT LEAST ON E HERO IT SAYS HERE YOU GETTO GO HOME. 'LTJG JOHN PRUE, AGENT DOUBLE-O-D. SURE I'M IN A GOOD MOOD, GO AHEAD AND ASK. - LOOK INTO MY EYES, QQQk1B1ICERS99 BABY. HUSH HUSH SWEET CHARLOTTE YES, I'M QUITE HAPPY TO BE ABOARD. FT5?I 7fff W I Ii I f XX xk M I Ns egg IW IN QQ '- 41 ' .IRA 'sh' I XIII' N Q?z?f2E5,I,5gQ.Kx i V . + I L-: W . ' -'N J 1 ' , IISL Jw- 4 -. v. Y'r I ,iffy I: -H' A ,' N , ' I 1 6, f ul fi ,, 'IM lf' 'j'-H .,,.. ,-Q ' A WL M.,Qyq Hmwaa . 4:,:vqF,-Ka.:1X LFE I '.'.: ww n ' -w-li. -lm umhQ!1f:A img! I I?i7?fp Sm XII Y T 7 x 'P Qwgl N DEI A 1 -:Y J K if - Tr' 1 L W ,fffll 'X If g .... . ', 3s ' - wg, ON TQ x f- A -21 mix in Q I if X li- 'Zf'5Qf 065 5351 Wm- figs! IWX KXQII:-Q . ,f ' E , .T WQQMMf 4' X ' II ' ., Q ffjj:-rf-5:.7, Q . , ' , Q. I . . , 1 . gf: 'v -' .. . 3 ' -' .. - j'.' - - ' H.-K4t..v,, .ytgy 4 ,L 1. .A .. K. 6. I .,,. N . , . . . , . . I' f' 2 If , is-u v MIN -5 ' .' QL SUPPL Lt. P.J. Talbot Jr A ex- 'SW'?W2fi MS DIVISION , 5-- From heft no Righi:,QROw 11 RAMOS, SH2g H1O1cS, SI-13g ESTALILLA, SD3g DILLARD, S1123 BERERABE, OSL LESTER, SK3g BO-R1'OG.AEfS, SKSNg 1v11LLER, SHSNQ B1NSON CSSN ABAGA TN- DEOUZMAN TN From RO , 3 , ,, , - Left to Right, ROW 2: SKCS, FPELDINGQ SALANGAD, SH1, kwwammggg , . , 1955572 fit? A1 BAUTISTA, TNg GREEN, cssg CARBON, SK2g 1v1UL1c1c, SKSNQ 1NORESO, TNQ HUNT, CSSNg SMART, BM2g ANDERSON, cszg JULIAN, SNg ROBINSON, CSSNQ UPSON, SHSNg HANSON, C523 ROOREQUES, S1c3g HISE, DKSQ LTJG KUEHNQ LT TALBOT. ? 4 z A'g, ' -' I 235 'W' ' 2 13539 p Sf' ' . . , ,5 ,v,,' 1 , ' wi 3 Wm' . I iw 2 I-1' ':. f Y gl Eff ., 2 15933 ' fgyfl A 7 5 56 if ,,.. Y, YOU HAVE GOT TO BE KIDDING, HOW CAN YOU LOSE AN ENGINE, X ' k x 'if I SL I e .L .. ., , nw ' ' ' fu-K. 'll WY if 1 A :mess NOT EXACTLY HOWARD JOHNSONS BUT NO ONE HAS STARVED TO DEATH. HWARDROOM WARRIORS WESTPAC IS WON- DERFUL.. DIVISIO wl:r?AK'!fZ if A ff if ,A w I ' A' -I 'i I f',.,f lf- , -. ,1 Wifi M' ' JJ A I'-L' is OH BOY, LIBERTY IN SUBIC BA Y AGAIN. QL I , ,,.. E ew' 1. 5f..- - rr? . M ' .1-KK .1 I . w I STREET SC ENE, LCM-8's ALONGSIDE FOR REPAIRS. ON STATION AS BOAT HAVEN. 'CATHOLIC CATI-IEDRAL. FASTEST LCPL IN DA-NANG. HBAYFIELD LANDS THE LANDING FORCE DUR ING JULY OPERATION. .E THERE, DOC LOCH STREET IN DAQNANGVIETNAMH' DA NANG 'fr ' ' ' IT MAY NUI' BE FAST, BUT THEY ALWAYS GET fr, I A 6 ILA A --' .A -W- I I , .1 WI..3M,f A , Q Q , ., ,R , ,If . W-,, Aj ,A,,,Iq'w?f 'v2W,fIf mW'1f- , M I -JO. Y ...., 1 TALZQX ff' A r' IIMfjfifQ,1 ?a '?,A5fLf?f,2T' f I ' 'fy ':,Mj :,4 ffzffli 5 Y , ' A ' 'T T' ff' nz, , 1: A '- A A +R .. 'f T ' I ' fv . '-.'-RI' af',f,. -A .. . ff' A'-f',,f- frm : .,, ,wuz-RM a H-' ' - I sm '- avfL.:I,. ' T'2 ' f' A 1 9 9 - I 3142+ -1- -W 'lg , f 'M .L I -f ' ' ' -I -I 1' J 'M' A' Q QQ f ' A . ,If a f , a1g,.,--+f: wf',i..,. --'W' Ui-.. 3 , ,A ma,I,,, ,, ,Lx ,. H, 5 Q , V ,fr Q ,7-W V..- f V ff ff . f?'?v R' A f W'7T C,-, f'yIS ,::: -im-w4 Iv'W J- I-gf'?f'yM-fy ,r '-', f A, My '-gnu- .. ,. f ,If -HA I A M-1. 4 f- vf- .. W4 , 1. , -,,- - I -,gn 1, ,, af, -,W , f' ff- W :jig Qi, iffy- H F THREE PEASANT GIRLS DOING THEIR A 'SWIFT' BOAT WITH OUR RELIEF, FORT MARION IN THE BACK- GROUND. MORNING SHOPPING, CAGLE MAKES SOME FRIENDS. 5 ' R 3, 5 P' sag I A AA 5, .AA L A I E ' 1 f I A ' L, ,. Inamwiwzfl, 1 H'?wG' ' I fi Af ?Ni'In may wr - 1 4 1 4, eX ?l 'DIVISIO ENS HAYESQ ROCKHOLT, YNCSQ JEHORCH, DCCSQ SMITH, PCSNQ SALAZAR, PN1g MACK, PN3g BROSNAI-IAN, SN LOWELL, SNQ WITT, SN. X DIVISIO 'HEY CHIEF! I ACTUAL- LY FOUND SOMETHING. wf' N f .,. 'I -. V -'- THE Boss T H E MOST IMP OR- TANT MAN ABOARD- AFTER THE CAP- TAIN. .....-.., .. .... ... ...., --,- -YY... ,, , ,fir ang If' I ,,. z' 5.. f Y x f ,elf I -.-24 T an 5 G A - ily 4 X I ' if J,-U J 1' 5 M ,pifkini f OF THE LAW.. 1 HATE THESE DAYS WHEN NOTHING THEY ARE ' GOES WRONG. Q3 is ' I . . JAPAN GOEQA ...lag 1-5 'P '10 U '2- -1 vw K-' QM .:- . -. ,E HY! T FAMOUS JAPANESE COAST. NYOKOSU KA ' ' J A PA N ' ' GLASS FISHING FLOATS. P' 'mf' Top photo: Night life in world's largest city is second to none. Instead of 'KGay Paree, it's now Terrific Tokyo. Bottom photo: Japanese wrestlers - - pretty rough boys. 91-1 N 62,142 fanclzvof flee riaiing Jun 7, Qn,e of the memorable sights of our cruise was the size and majesty of ,Iapan's famed Mount Fuji. ..x, 'N 4 MMM1w,f 4 ,wwf JAPANESE DESTR OY- ERS. w OR LD w AR u BOMB SHELTERSJ' A 5 , ' lr , ,, . Nw : V - 1 ' -:pa f +2 , ,A qv' ' x G :yu lr 4,,,,wwv'h JAPANESE STOP TO SEE US LEAVE. 1 4 1 L 3 I I YOKOSUKA LCPL MK O. .nl if' 41 4. X QQ wr KOREA OF ALLIED LANDING DURING KOREAN CON- WOULD YOU BELV' -E, MAYBE????'??? CHIEF AND HIS SNOW BUNNIES AT WORK. VIEW OF INCHON FROM THE RIVER. U 15 ,M . ANOTHER OBSTACLE TO OVERCOME. I 93554 I 59 W , T f 'A 5. I NOW THERE IS ONLY ONE THING AN ARMY TUG PICKS UP OUR CARGO OF MISSING. LCU'S IN QUI-NHON. if Q ffl T sl, IIII A I ig ll II A - u Ax , it I . BARCS, BARGES, AND LCM 8, ALL CARGO FOR X ,, . NVIET NAM AJ ' ' WHICH ONE'S THE SHORE PATROL OFFICER? ' 1 . so WHAT DO YA WANT, THIS,ISN'T Q U THE GIG YA KNOW. 'vw L ,F fi U.S, MERCHANTMEN OFT' 'fMD1i':,93:zij23AM-RAHN BAY. L . Y , A 31 fin L' ' , - A. .4 G. Q ' ' Lf. - fa ,,,, i W fxem '44 Af ' F:?:l 5g' V' . rl ,,.' .4.......J I.TI'Q'ix f M-hm' . 65tf1'f:.1 V ,Q A 7 'f Q ' - ' -f , ff j , nf.: ' , - V. , ,A . ,, gg, , 5 :VW ,. W W Q In 1, , TJ, .. .. Ili. I ' , ,'v' ff 'i7w, ZQf ul 3 ,., f if f I iff if 2 4225 I Z X 2 ? V-,zgfy , ,i 5' 555-rif I Q ff I ,,,, ff i i ,, w ,,, V lmqiigify ' XS? Iii'-' i' . 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