Chipola (AO 63) - Naval Cruise Book

 - Class of 1967

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! L w WESTPAC DEPLOYMENT STATISTICS Miles steamed Fuel used by CHIPOLA Water distilled Cargo transferred Fuel oil Cships boilersj Jet fuel fjets, dieselsj Aviation gasoline Movies transferred Fleet freight Mail transferred to other ships Mail received by CHIPOLA Water pumped to other ships Provisions transferred Bottled gasfdrums lube oil transferred Meals served Stores consumed Coifee Beef Chicken Bacon Sugar Fresh vegetables Milk Passengers carried to other ships Passengers transferred to port Passengers Hi-lined at sea Messages sent Messages received Days at sea A I' Days in port Number of ports visited Ports visited S737 55,979 miles 3,467,151 gallons 3,644,550 gallons 27,538,476 gallons 8,602,566 gallons 428,904 gallons 1,437 83 tons 47,659 pounds f 53,572 pounds I 102,000 gallons 9 tons 175 tons 165,263 f s 108,000 cups 20,000 pounds 49,000 pounds 2,100 pounds 11,000 pounds 58,000 pounds Q 5,733 gallons 228 225 a .. 453 P 2,900 1 3 ln 6,300 A i Subic Bay Republic of the Ph1l1pp1nes Sasebo Hong Kong British Crown F Colony Kaohsiung Taiwan 0 XZ! U 152 70 l 5 , - - . x . , ,I 8 8 7 I 1 . . . 3 , K Japan 3 Yokosuka, Japan 3 of

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ADAMS, J. Q,, SFP2 ALEXANDER, L. BTFN ANGUS, R. J., MR2 ARMSTRONG, L. L., EM3 BALDWIN, T. L., MM1 BALLMANN, D. L., MMFA BARD, W. W., MM3 BARNETT, J. K. ENFN BATES, R. A., SFM3 BECKCOM, F. K., SF1 BETH, C, E.. BTCS BOURG, L. J., SFP2 BROOKS, J. A., MM3 BROWN, C. L., MM1 BUCHHOLZ, G. D., MM2 BUCKBEE, J. C., MMC BURNAM, T. M., FN CALDWELL, E. L., FN CAMPBELL, J. E., MM3 CAMPBELL, J. H., DC1 CARLUCCI. L. L., FN CASE, D. L., MM3 CONNOLLY, N. R., FN CROFF, C. E., MM3 CUMMINGS, C., FN DARATT, R. L., EM3 DICKOW, R. E., MM3 DOMINGUEZ, S. S., FN DORIN, O. R., MMFN EDMISTON, E. S., DC1 ELERICK, C. E., BT3 ENGLISH, J. B., FN FANN, J. A., EM3 FELT, G. C., IC3 HIX, H. N., MMFA BAKER, L. E., BMSN BANKSTON, S. R., SA BURKS, L. M., SN CAMPBELL, L. A. A., BMz CAPAS, A., SA CASTELLAND, R., SA CHAMPAGNE, L., SN CHAVEZ, R., BM3 CORBETT, N. T., SN DALLY, R. C., SN EATON, G. K., GMGI EDWARDS, W. R., SA EILER, D. E., SA FELSTEAD, R. F., BM3 FERGUSON, M. L., SN FUENTESg B. B., GMGSN GARY, R. E., BM3 GILLAN, R. S., BM1 GOFF, R. D., GMG1 GOFORTH, A. D., SN GRAMMER, J. R., SN GREGORY, D. J., SA HEBERT, D. P., SN HERAKOVICH, M., FTGSA HILL. W. S., BM2 HOLLOWAY, L. T., SA JEWETT, D. H., SA JONES, F. L., SA KENDALL, R. G., SN KERNER, R. C., SA COWDEN, I. O., SN ' ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT FITZGERALD, S. L., BT1 GIFBORD, R. E., EMC GRIEEITH, W. R., IC3 GUTIERREZ, H., BT3 HAGY, E. D., MM3 HERRINGTON, W. E., SFM3 HUBBARD, R. G., EM2 HUNTON, K. W., DC3 JACKSON, T. D., FA JAMES, W. J., FN JONER, A. J., BT2 KIEHLMEIER, R., BTFN KIEKE, H. J., EN3 KING, G. M., FA KRAEMER, O. L., BT1 LAMBROS, D. E., YN3 LANE, R. C., EM2 LANE, R. F., MM3 LAWSON, S. R., FN LIDDLE, W. M., MMFN LONG, J. E., MM1 MANN, L. R., MMC MCAFEE, C. L., FN MCEWEN, J. W., FN MOGILL, J. E., IC2 MCKAUGHAN, K. G., FN MCMAHAN, C. L., BT3 MEYER, L. W., MM3 MILLER, J. W., BT3 MOORE, M. M., MM1 MOORE, S. J., FA NARES, M. O., MM3 NELSON, C. L., FN NORDEAN. G. R., DCFN CLEMONS, N. W., MMI DECK DEPARTMENT KOSALKA, E. S., SN LARSEN, R. J., FTG3 LAWRENCE, K. D., SA LEVIENE. D. M., SA LOGGINS, D. R., SN MACHIA, S. P., SN MARSHALL, E. J., BMI MCLAUGHLIN, R. L., SN MEADOR, W. D., SA MORSE, D. G., SN NEED, W. H., BM3 NELSON, M. G., SN NOVOSEL, P. D., SN O'LEARY, R. D., SN PADILLA, R. S., SA PELON, T. B., SA PERRYMAN, N. R., SN PETERSON, G. J., SN PHILLIPS, R. D., SA PHILLIPS, R. P., SN PONCE, R. E., SN POOLE, H., BM3 PRITCHETT, C. R., SN PRUITT, C. A., SA PUCKETT, D. M., SA QUINTANA, S. A., SA RAMIREZ, R. G., SA RANDLE, W. C., SA RANDOLPH, C. V., SA RAVEN, J. D., SA AROHAMBAULT, R. A., SN PAULSEN, J. E,, MMFN PIERCE, C., EN1 POWELL, G. P., EM3 RADER, G. M., MMC RAINEY, A. T., FN RAWLEY, P. L., FN REID, P. T., MM3 ROSALES, N. V., BT2 SANDERS, J. R., FN SANTIAGO, P., FA SCHEEFER, K. R., MM2 SCHROEDER, W. P., MMFN SCHULTZ, E. G., BT3 SLATON, R. E,, EMS SMITH, G. R., MM3 SMITH, L., EN2 SMITH, L. G., FN SMOLINER, L., BTC STORY, W. D., BT3 SWANN, E. E., MM3 TAYLOR, D. G., MMFA TEBBE, E. L: MM2, THOMPSON, D. L., FN THOMPSON, L. K., MM3 VERTREES, D. D., DCCS VISE, D. W., IC3 VDELKEL, A. L., FA WACKER, S. G., EM3 WEBER, A. J., SEPB WIEBERS, E. E., DCFN WILLIAMS, L. L., MM3 WILSON, C. E., FN WILSON, P. R., DCCS YETZ, R. J. FA RIDDLE, R. P, GMG3 ROBERTS, K. H., BMCS ROLLING, D. F., BM3 ROMO, R. D., SN ROSIER, R. G., SA SCHANTA, J. E., SN SETTIPANE, E. D., SA SHARP, J. A., SN SHOEMAKER, L. T., GMGS SHULTZ, L. A., SN SMITH, C. J., SN SMITH, E. K., SA SMITH, G. G., SA SUMMERALL, S. C., FTG3 THOMPSON, S. W., SN TVRDY, R. J., SN UNDERWOOD, H. D., SN URBAN, L. J., FTG3 VIDRICK, E. D., GMGC VULGAMORE, C. D., SN WAGNER, E. T., SN WALTI, J. W., BM3 WARRINGTON, P. C., SA WATSON, R. A., SN WEEKS, M. D., SA WHITE, E., SN WIEBERS, R, A., SN WILMONT, J. L., SA WINIECKI, T. A., SN YOUNG, V. H., SN



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v '- 4 . ' -. RECEIVED A hospital ship is many things to many people. To the men lying critically injured from a landmine explosion, to the Korean civilians struck by trains, to the severe burn cases or to the Korean mother shot while pilfering U.S. goods, she is the place where life saving measures were administered and many comforts extended to make their sufferings more tolerable. To our foreign brothers she will be remembered for extending the courtesies and services of her medical department and fostering good-will on foreign shores. To the crew who maintain her she is the ship which took us to distant lands farfrom loved ones at home. She demanded unceasing attention day and night: fair Weather and foul. In her engine rooms they perspired while those standing the long hours of the quarterdeck Watch in a cold Korean winter were freezing. . ' . To the medical personnel she is a first-rate, Well equipped floating hospital. Because of her, facilities were at hand when emergencies arose. She meant long duty hours fci- ' er corpsmen and the constant vigils of the special watches. She 'supplied us with trained personnel working as a team with the Welfare of the patient as the ultimate goal. She is a ship which prides in many firsts. First to participate in the Korean action: firstito include a Woman medical officer on her staff: first to return battle casualties to the United States from Korea: first to utilize an electro- encephlograph machine at: sea: first to install and use a blood bank as standard equipment:first. to have a helicopter flight deck installed: first to re- ceive casualties from the-'battle field via helicopters: and first to return to Korean shores after the cessation of hostilities. To all hands she is a many-sided creature showing both her good and bad points. As We walk her decks feeling the rolling of herhull through the Waters of the blue Pacific with the sea mist spraying our faces, We thrill at being members of her crew. Whether spinning sea tales with our shipmates or carrying out our assigned details, she gave us a spirit of oneness. In all her many moods we wouldn't trade her for anything else in the World. Away from home she is a haven of safe return and the meeting place of friends. She is the object of our Working hours and in many instances the place we look to for our most enjoyed relaxation. The CONSOLATION to each of us is an expression of our inner selves. Not quite our home but indeed our home away from home. The Connie has again set another first,-first in the hearts of her crew! D E D I C A T I 0 N To our patients who have been JAN 8 960 II 0 R E W DP.iRaNzLNT LIBRARY

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