Claude V Ricketts (DDG 5) - Naval Cruise Book

Text from Pages 1 - 258 of the 1965 volume:

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RICKETTS As a participant in the ceremony which gave this ship her name and as an interested observer of the Mixed Manning Demonstration since its inception, I am especially pleased to say a few words to you in this cruise book. Although the pictures and text will evoke for you the flavor of your many activities during the demonstration, they can- not convey the importance of what you have accomplished. From varied nationalities, naval traditions, cultures and backgrounds, you have proved conclusively that operational efficiency need not be sacrificed in the multi-national manning of a modern, complex warship. In becoming a highly effective team, you have exemplified the characteristics of resourcefulness, professional competence, determination and tact which are common to all the navies you represent. It would be difficult to predict the far-reaching decisions which may eventually result from your efforts. I believe, however, that the principle of international teamwork in a compact, highly specialized environment which you have con- vincingly illustrated will be of continuing significance in the defense of the Free World. In addition to the satisfaction of an important job well done, you will take with you when you leave this ship a broader understanding of nations and cultures different from your own. To each of you international sailors, my congratulations and best wishes. Sincerely, Paul H. Nitze .4 ash ,- AVQPY5 U 4 if? ' 1' -4 etgrb, . 445-5- lf ,pigpqylzf 0355723 Wmwff Mm A :M-f M W 2.5229 F Cm wh ' A L 3 K. ,J LW! , , QA E' 1, ,ff :xx X L fi? 'W X y nf 1551553 9955? ff ,vc 685 4 ,Av -Q' vwxxi' WZ: f , Y, ,Ll I -..,.:...u.:-, V, I ,.,..:xi:-,....-,-...,.-.-. ,........nz:-,,.,- 535- Federal German Republic T Greece ltaly The Netherlands United Kingdom United States The origin of the Mixed Manning Demonstration can be traced back to Dec. 1960. At that time, U.S. Secre- tary of State Christian Herter introduced the concept of the Multilateral Force CMLFJ to the members of the NATO Council. Interest in his proposal of a jointly shared and jointly controlled fleet armed with nuclear weapons was expressed by the Federal Republic of Ger- many, Belgium, The Netherlands, Turkey, ltaly, United Kingdom and Greece. One of the major features of the proposed MLF was .3 l . l E USS CLAUDE V. RICKETTS DDG-5 that each ship would be mix-manned throughout with personnel from at least three participating nations. Al- though the principle of multi-national manning was not new or revolutionary, it seemed a useful idea to gain some practical experience in mix-manning a modern warship with complicated weapons systems. Accordingly the late President John F. Kennedy offered to provide a U.S. guided missile destroyer to demonstrate the fea- sibility of this principle. The governments of the Federal Republic of Germany, N A first look Greece, the Netherlands, Italy, Turkey and United King- dom expressed interest in participating in such a demon- stration with the United States. A sub-group of naval officers from interested coun- tries met in Washington during the last months of 1963 to work out details of the Mixed Manning Demonstration. A Memorandum of Understanding, signed by these officers in February 1964 and subsequently approved by the national governments, set forth basic commitments and procedures. 7 living together IVIANNING UP Among the points resolved by the memorandum were the following: C13 The demonstration would commence on June 1, 1964, and terminate Dec. 1, 1965. C25 Participation in the demonstration did not involve any commitment to par- ticipate in the NlLF. C35 Participating navies would bear the expense of training, transporting and sustaining their personnel assigned to the demonstration. C41 The demonstration ship would remain a unit of the U.S. Navy throughout the 18 month period. C5J English would be the official language used on board ship. Also resolved were questions concerning billet structure, pay, discipline, cul- tural and ethnic differences. At the outset it was emphasized that there were important differences between the lVlixed Manning Demonstration and the proposed NILF. Because of the -ship's status as a unit of the U.S. Navy, it was decided that the commanding officer executive officer operations officer communications officer supply officers and electronic material officer would remain U S National complements projected by the Nlemorandum of Understanding provided however that approximately 5Ofki of the crew of the demonstration ship would be non U S Officers Enlisted The Republic of Germany ta y Greece United Kingdom Turkey United States ' ................,........ ,,,..... 2 47 ii ....................................,. ,,...... 2 3G ' ' ............................... ,,,,,,,, 2 24 The Netherlands .------4--.--..-.---.....-,.... ........ 1 17 ' ...........................,..... ........ 1 0 164 8 working together IVIANNING UP improving knowledge teamwork language l 10 K GETTING ,155 X 441535 113- .xx ' wo, f ,, j, , V, Z, , ,, , f ,L ,-f, I, 1 Z ff ff f X. f Q 'Q 1 ,1,f7.,f',4 f N - GETTING UNDERWAY k fdif, zge9 Q-'W' Q i 4 I 1 Y 4 J Y 4 Bridge, main control . . . Engineering department ready to answer all bells. 15 On February 26, 1964, U.S. Secretary of Defense Robert lVlcNamera publicly announced details con- cerning the' demonstration and designated USS Claude V. Ricketts Cthen USS Biddleb as the partici- pating ship. ln early June, 1964, the first non-U.S. personnel reported aboard this ship for duty. Many had taken language and technical courses in their own coun- tries before arriving in the United States. Others had gone to U.S. Navy service schools as a back- ground for their assignment in the ship. As a matter of policy non-U.S. officers preceded the enlisted complements from their countries. The ship which has to serve as the new home for so many of us was built by the New York Shipbuild- ing Company and originally commissioned the USS Biddle in Philadelphia on Nlay 5, 1962. Four hun- dred and thirty-seven feet long and with a forty-seven foot beam, the ship incorporates into her 4,-500 ton displacement the complex weapons systems of the guided missile destroyer class. Training of new arrivals proceeded at a slow but measured pace. As the ship left Norfolk for two and three days of operations at sea, we began to learn our jobs. The mechanics of getting underway, the simple procedures of firing her guns, operating the sonar and radar equipment, responding to basic emergency drills, and - above all - the integration of all of us into a coordinated team occupied the at- tention of the entire ship. OFF VIRGINIA CAPES UNDERWAY TRAIN ING all engines ahead full! 16 I s L. f 1 If MW' on track 17 UNDERWAY TRAINING GUNNERY M, 3: - .-quff. 18 x ' ., fl 0 . ? 1.x VI 9'5n'5xn Pl in-' 310, ' PQ Ts? Il O 1 1tZQZ':'Ll, ' 'gm ' , h NORFOL lk -,ax 1 'S 9fl ' 1 A gdhbf J ip , go During the following months life on board Ricketts was a completely new experience for all hands. Overlap of personnel arriving and leaving crowded the ship UN- TIL EVERY bunk was occupied. For some of us, schools and classes continued even though we lived on board. For others of us language classes continued to ease the difficulty of working and living in a new environment. Everyone became accustomed to strange foods, strange uniforms, strange accents and pronounciations. . UNDERWAY TRAINING RETURNING T0 PORT checking missiles . i saiIor's waltz Secretary of the Navy comes aboard. HOPERATICN SAIL On July 14, the ship visited New York City as a parti- cipant in Operation Sail. For some of our personnel, this visit was the first opportunity to become acquainted with this American City. In addition to the pageantry of the sailing ships which passed by Ricketts, a number of distinguished guests came on board to view the first evidences of the demonstration. NEW YORK NX I 'Q W N J X 'tiff As N HN Noizrouc Y J Y Wi z J' N , I QL :jr 1 1154 QF! ft ' I-'x .1 , 6 ' Q5 L .Y f f 11 W' ,, '.' f' ' ' I I V I I fi' A -sfifrv ' ,Ci , 'r f .g - rl ' 14Q'f ? f' V ', . f ir 6 v ,Aix Q'-fi ll u Whil- rpl - i I - i fi? ,flf I ' I - , r . rf: E ,, ,1, i t K i 1 b F ' Q ,, L A 1 E f' f' ' 'i X .4 lzsql xxx! J pl: 5 ix NN :N K A, 'V ' K ' .3 x 1' 5' 'w 4 M K' XLQ , in y 'J :- 'X 1-' ' xt -CT K- fi-iw -5-. Nt. 4 1- ' fi Wai - ' tt ' . ' n I , :X If V X, fi' 1 i N -,si it 1 ',:Vil'I '-1 , ct f' 11 GWJIN 'Sk K . C' 1142 H I ' A it. ', '- Q- iiiihx 'fffiv .. ' .' 1 5 YF. .1 3-A J! Y V i 25 iff , . FIN ' 3 'V - ' it 51'- wt .,,m. V Fm! X X-L NE-3' 47 .X -- :P wk X 1 ..x.:Zk6' J 434 A15 T .. 'ith ' fm -sixty L, I X1 ,xt PSS- ,E 'X sex. V ' V-. 5. 23 'Q 5. . 2' ' x A' M J WW if 5 . J ea, I I L I i 5 i Admiral Ricketts' successor, Vice..AdmiraI Horatio Rive'ro, USN .,,-,...unnl RENAIVIING After the ship returned to Norfolk, it was announced that a renaming ceremony to change her name from USS BIDDLE to USS CLAUDE V. RICKETTS would be held on July 28. Admiral Claude V. Ricketts, USN, had served with great distinction as Vice Chief of Naval Operations, United States Navy, and had been one of the principal architects of the Mixed Manning Demon- stration. Dignitaries from all the participating countries came to the ceremony to pay tribute to his memory and to our ship which bore his name. -Q.,-,-4-n-lIl 26 -.., flw, 'Wh mm, f MC DONALD 'Www xx. Q. 1-1Qi7WM:,V.. x wx t X X 2 if ,min ,. W, Q Q. we Nrw-X HQ 'Q wr if STRONG ARMS OF RICKETTS f f ff W J -. ., wg. a,-- ,.-L., 4- ss -c.:w: mv. w Ln ma A on mv mm nn MMM!! P! 31410418 abou um wmv: :bw J , LLM, Q www. f 'WWN STRONG ARMS ' ef , , J! Nw W M K A. 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Distinguished guests at this ceremony included the Hon- orable Dean Rusk, Secretary of State of the United States, Their Excellencies the Ambassadors of Italy, Turkey, The Netherlands and the Federal Republic of Germany, the ministers or diplomatic representatives from Greece Belgium and United Kingdom. For many of the ship's personnel, this visit afforded a first opportunity to view the U.S. capitol. 7 41 U.S. Secretary of State, the Honorable Dean Rusk . . WASHINGTGN VISIT The Kennedy Grave Q W. .xx x Q Q it 3 .xx x X X if Ria '1 C 9' ' A NS 2,9- f 1. WL '?i:Ziz1y ' .f mi ish Qyfv, ,MX :EQ Qx . f . 0, x ix Q yr-,-Q if 1 'ie pi 43 wif x Q rf ff 4+ f , W mmm .W ' u 1 fm., ' ' ' ' ' I In . V' ' flu-'I-I ' ' ' ' ' 'D ., ,' I f ' ' 1 . W. .,.-..-...T.,-,vf' R,1'l V ' 'W 'Hmm' ,,,,, I ., ,,-,,. ...,. my . ,L y n Wi m -YL' -I .W-. , -- , Ln f Y: '- iff H...-. X X , ,M X W0 'ff MMM w W - XX ,gksgviif N N A . x kkkx .X -EN A X . xx I P X x X xx M wx -X. . 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After a week's training under the instruction of the Fleet Training Group, U.S. Naval Base, Guantanam0, Cuba, the ORI was held on January 16. Fleet Train- ing Group evaluators noted the rapid progress made by all departments and the enthusiasm which had motivated all hands to work hard in correcting deficiencies. After ASROC and TARTAR missile firings, RiCk6ff5 returned to Norfolk to prepare for a five-month overseas deployment. M 'N'v I ff' K XQFN Q L .,. m v ,, wt., z UQ ' X ff' I 4 41 L xr R x fx X N 'Wx x Wk: A 5 s ii 352 4 WIS lvl! ' iii! I I f . f' 4' if .ff . df' .fi?' F ig QI N55 'fif x .-eat Nh Kg ' .1-ye' gif fy ' Q XR , 'GITMOH ,vifgssgw JUAN 59 I SHAKEDOWN TRAINING CLASSIFICATION - POSSIBLE SU BIVIARINE! . , -0-rx, V Q V M Q' lx 'Y Mg Z . ' mf.v,,., -. . , Vm,7Z,,7f , wa ji' I . ,.- . L ' 4 . '59 . pi 4 JZ., -Mfg f x -1 5 ,4W.,,., fy ,. uf. ,la . ..4 5 -4-. . . . 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Q 9 4 s wi: ' 1 x y , v M , w'x 43 ,N 4 4 ,H .. , rx , ,X 1' N ,fu- ' X ,psf fl? if ' 4 fy , f f ,, iii in .UT lip. v 4 '91 1 ' A 1 Q , , 'vQ,4n2'g,9f - '- ff , wx . .. W , fl ' , CZK JZ, W 'lj'f55 7'T31f 4351 fi'-.L f xifffik-1,',1., X ff ., y41,,,,.g,,y ,,,v,,, N Www, , k,,,Z,,M,f, ,f M1-Q-' we 5 f X-gfgfiyj, ' Cf, kk vi X .mx vN ,' ,, 44 a sgx ,, A Q 1 'fm 1 f fs J f f 1? 1 .5 X Q ,Q f XM . u My ,M 675 ff V I ' JK!! jf , ,Q v V. P xg ' wx? Z n fl , W X fx N gf? XX A f ' X D Q X 4 jk N 1 X 4. I Q S 'X Q ,K V, , Q! ,y 2 1 fY9 , X , 1 ,, , I 0 X , f ff ., ,M 5' Lieutenant qumor gradej Bllly F. Odle, USN Nlam Propulsion Assistant 277'7WYSf7fNwWifXNTvf:'fN 17Nv'?V , Vi f ffmf 'fff : f'Nw1T?uJ . X-W L: X X f X 'm N ,w ,fN-Tf' f sq., 1-5 N If X .A -si' fn 1 if mfx v- 1'- st N Xt f w t X, ,f X f , NX W 1 X X A f f WW SN - Q ff li f W f W' C yf :. M,f,t , X, sa s, M .X X.. hs Q x. i SN ' 'Wt Nw f JkN,f,1xQS 'f N WXQ41 stts Q SQ figs 4 1 Rex Armstrong, NHVI1, USN Dennis H. Barrett, IVIIVIFN, RN Anthony F. Zdanuk, IVIIVICS, USN Gary T. Dixon, NHVI2, USN 79 -10 W six GW W W' f 4 Pwf fyf f f , x Q W W f 3 M Q f 4 ,, y, f W f xy m ff, f, M, M. . f iQ...,,. , f 'V ,T 3 ff Q. ', ff' J W Z M Xw f Z f f , X .1421 ' ? W Q, X W, W X XX xx? A Q 5 x 2 Z Q, fy Z Z X ? 72 Q Z? X. 1. 3 1 in I fa Q Riccardo Ricci, IVIIVI3, IN Antonio Olivieri, IVIIVI1, IN . IVI DIVISION 82 I I Philip Daubenspeck, IVIMFN, USN I I I I I I I I Giuseppe Folino, IVIIVI3, IN Nicola d'AIfonso, BT3, IN Hans H. Kage, IVHVIFN, FGN 83 F David W. Sunkle, IVIM2, USN !fWW WW! W! W K K X 'MX , X X W I 4 2 f 4 f guy , .Kiw- N ,Z 2 f J Z A f w 2 Z I if I L, 5 X, A X an T S X ng X X Xxx Qff fs K Xxx I I ,W u TTT 1 ww USN S NW X YC R vw 6 , fig W xxx' 9 V 2 X K ,, I , , ff f W Wu f 1 0 fA1tnu... John P. Reilly, SPCIVI, USN . B DIVISION Larry L. Milburn, FN, USN Udo Essig, BT2, FGN 86 L V e E! l X r L I I i W? r r V L 5 Richard D. Murphy, FN, USN Thomas R. Papa, FN, USN E r r E P N Gerd Dossinger, FN, FGN Pasquale Celeste, BTCS, IN 87 a' ff 1 W John Nlakris, BTI, RHN Pieter Van Der Giesen, BT3, RNLN 1 A 1 , , 1 1 W K i x v Eddie R- 5h0 'f, BTI, USN Andreas T. IVI. Tebarts, FN, RNLN 1 x 1 Lx R 88 e gf 1 1 I Volkert Kirmaier, FN, FGN Alan Wain, BTI, RN Dieter Wuttke, FN, FGN . . B DIVISION 89 III - I Thomas Suchocki, BT2, USN 2 I I 51: I I I5 vi 5 1 I I. I Leonard P. Era, BT3, USN II yi 'K I . B DIVISION I I I Domingo R. Ruiz, BT 2, USN 90 Robert C. Fletcher, BT3, USN William lVl. Garrett, BT2, USN Marvin E. Dahley, Jr., BT3, USN 1 - w LQ ',', '71 .',, ' rr,.j at K'.. 5 ,Q Y B DIVISION Henry L. Adams, BT1, RN I Gerd J. Arnold, BT2, FGN 92 Clarence A. Kelly, FN, USN Charles W. Hodge BT3 USN William H. Curtis, BT3, USN l-lenryA Saunders FN RN 93 v v ' v i William G. Bridgeman, BT2, USN Giancarlo Vescovi, FN, lN Glenn R- JOMSOH. FN, USN Addone Dalia vecciiia, BT3, im 94 A , 1 , L x,'V i ' ' ., -' 1 - w 1 if x ' ' ' f- 'Z v - ,,, V. ,,,hQX1Mxw mfg- ,, ffffff A iw I , ym . X. X, ff WW c r'-,fjffffgk fffffafw' ,V idx , -L rx x jffywx. x If I in 5 XX ,jwwk . kk ,54 5 V I W gy, R DIVISIGN Lieutenant Alex Chatzakis, RHN Damage Control Assistant 97 Michael Hadjihikolaou, MMC, Rl-IN ,,,,, A ,-X .C U Christopher Hammock, SF1, RN I l I I l I Michael W. Clark, ENFN, U51 James C. Dreier, MM2, USN I I I '-1 R DIVISION , 98 I Theodorus L. C. Lucassen, FN, RNLN Christos Nikolothanassis, DC1, RHN Friedrich K. Schob, SFC, FGN Gabriele Vesprini, FN, IN 99 M N N' Panagiotis Panorios, IVIIVIZ, RHN , p,. N i N a I K I i 3 S R N N N 1 'W i! v! ii .., I v 1 i 4 K I I: Ni 11 4m 1 al, SIN I 1 w 'I I l 1313 ,fi wi Warren B. Newman, SFIVI1, USN Biagio De Santis, EN3, IN James T. Galloway, ENl, USN Kit N9 3 . R Dlvusnom 100 Thomas Nixon, DCl, USN Richard C. Neal, SF1, USN Gary E. Collie, FN, USN Wolfgang Hirtz, IVlIVl2, PGN 101 X-...Vt ., 'X '4X Ernest C. Brightvvell, XVXR1, USN Patrick B. Raines, FN, RN t n I X XX X 1 1 X Xt X X X X X XX 3: X XX XXX X XX X, X ,X -X X X-X XX HX if XX XXX XXX XM XXX XXX XX XV X Q. X I tl Xt XXX Xt Xt X XX . R DIVISION EX XX X Horst Hartman, NXNX2, FGN Eligah L. Williams, SFP2, USN 102 asm, v3v'X'Z,. .TZ,N 09 ww ll! 'vac it i A Q C Q Ui x 6 Q P ' -6 wi E DIVISION Hans G. Behr, ENI2, FGN Andrew W. Irwin, Jr., EMC, USN . E DIVISION 104- Carey R. Copeland, Jr., EIVl2, USN Ernst Legies, IC2, PGN Giuliano Pompei, EMC, IN 3 , ,Q Wpim , W I I George I. Alexander, EIVIFN, USN George NI. Tzikakis, ENI1, RHN . E DIVISION ,fl Ronald G. Beckett, IC2, USN 106 I Hans P. Kost, EM2, PGN John R. Cooper, ICFN, USN w W v 1 W m I r Henry A. Coulon, Jr., EM2, USN Doyle D. Strader, ICFN, USN 107 Paul K. Kontostavlakis, ICI, RHN Giuseppe Mengoli, IC3, IN I K l K i U , 'N In 1 1 N 1 w I 1 X X I x ,WM eee Ronald E. Chun, ENI2, RNLN Q Reinhard Friese, EM1, FGN i 108 E DIVISION Charles E. Robens, ENIFN, USN Royce D. Ryan, IC2, USN Leslie B. Peterman, IC2, USN 109 Mwwfa-MMM f X Q 'WWWWRYWWwxWmWvmfl3Y'w ai'-9+ N452 W NAVIGATIGN DEPARTMENT Lieutenant William M. Kelly, RN Navigator ew-f4 M,A Clifford L. Merritt, QNIC, USN N DIVISIGN James C. Nliltenberger, SN, USN Johannes Gastell, QIVISN, PGN Eckhard IVI. Wellbrock, QIVl2, FGN . i Harold L. Bohlinger, QM2, USN Clement K. Dominguez, SN, USN i WW f f I :1,oa.Q1L.---:.11 :...,1.,J..f.. .. I .MU J . - M, , p, 4' . 0' ' v Ia, ' ,af 4 .- 7 1, 'vn- 7' -4- 'ry ni' 1... up .-Q. , nf.- -,Qi PM Q. v n - Q 'Q 5 1 7 xg' f 51' ,f 7 , , , ,, Wa , W, ,f,f,,, W ff' If ,V Mine 'ffhf mf, , , if 46f4,1,,,U,WmQ':Z,? ,. lqflffff f, fYf'gfw,w Q4 f . + A Q x x K , Q s ' 1. x x x v. x fa W x n A , Q x . 5 1 V x 1 . , s , I , s u,...J lm Q1 Q X J I n L OPERATIONS DEPARTMENT fb WN' WW w L,.. Lieutenant Glenn J. Sedam, Jr., USN Operations Officer 115 Lieutenant Bruno Lepori, IN Combat Information Center Officer OI DIVISION Donald R. Brown, RD1, USN .Paulus J. Harkes, RDCS, RNLN .x., X . 4 . X. , , 1 I v Y . k ,Q I V-ll . LT1 GQ ' X1 f7f ff xxyyv , Vg 4 an f W x fx 4 x xi' M' ,f X.,Cgf,1 . ,f M .kkxgxfkh ' R f f f 4 f ' 4 f 9 X fu! miiw, 37 .Nd yi, ,,,qN,+,x5cf 4 . K ,uyfff ,f f f vffffwyz, ,ffywi f f' mfffff ffv 'w Ng, ,fllvfw I g XZ i 7 ii., , 1 . 1 ,V ' ffm 4 f f ' vi?-,, .' 'Z we M f f 15. 1 L2-. f ' 7 , ff J f ,Lg 5 fi Q I 9-mia I 'jx JAM. f ' N t X X 2 2 5 yu 3 Q ' ,wi sf i f i.f ,, D s f , 2 2 X x M wx , Q x ,, V X fi E, -g Nx.,L L sf cjx Kxs' AV f x 5 jfbvf YQ J? s wx ww Q s fr 4, Q gy W4 'x A '-5.9! v'! 0 Jiffy, -, 1 Rf QYQZ? mx I Q, W ' x VM Q bn w 7 x17 KN- f X W Z fffwwwff-Wfwfff ffhz, 25:2 7 ,. , 5 72? ff UW 9 , X 7 ffvf f X fi! Xff f 'Q ffx f'v ff f W I. L., ,,, ,W 47 -V wff ww,!i?aQ L W,-0.-., a X 7 ff-add. ' 'V' . 'ff' X O 1 f Q 1 if 3 I I 4 1 4 I I 0 1 1 2 1 + n r v l f I ,. 1? 4 J I f f 1 r I 5 I f v f 4 . .mf f, :x f, x Q' -x, , W Sgiiiffqy, f if :SWSMQU w W, V fx ASX :ffv N S+, . ,Q 1 ewmwf wf, , mx Q f wwffeww- Q , wax Wen' 1 ,Nxy N, XX XX XXX. i ., , S X y X X X X 1 1 , , f 1 ,, X Q 1 fv f 1 1 1 x ff ff , ff W, f W f 0 4. 2' SWT X f if , R, 5 ,H ,M . -N,,,,,...,..,.g.:h-,..:.,,,,,-... , I V el ' n i 1 i i - I , X V .. ,mNw::fXf iv' 2. ' fm - , , ,J l I2 1'i V Ll r 2 y , , li! K x,: li I ' S J' E 3 z 'Ei K . -E55 's 1 3 lm -N E451 Hx l 1 4 :fl Sgr 3.1 i li I -5 IM' U ,I NL! fy: Z, 5 E21 W Ib 'w N llxy , , w 3 1 3 1 w 3 H, H w m 1 334 1 V 4 1 I ls 1? I. 'ii !,, ii' 5 + i , I K GC DIVISIGN Lieutenant fjunior radej Harold D. H ff USN g u man, Communications Officer 1' il i UA MQ' f if MW I 123 ' Ss ,wyww--4-4 Xe. ,II I I I I I I I I I, I I II I I I I 1: I all 2 I Allen R. Cranford, RMC, usm Charles T. Jones, RIVI3, USN I I I Q I I I I Ea I I , I I I 5 James E. Beck, Jr., RIVI1, USN Russell W. Watts, RIVI2, USN I I . OC DIVISION I uv-- D , AVSX : I X- X X XFX N Hg W xv, Q , N ,, N55 5 XNXJ, if QA f 'ix , X, gNA N K R. -M' x mg ,.......M.,,1 x , , 5. x fs .mx 4 1 :,.,. , Q3 WA - x X X , . 1 X, 1 N49 X , f S 9 xwff K 7 X f f yr Q X I X ww, ' , M . . X f Q , : K 1 N .N ,H 4 xx- A 1 , xv X Q. X N xfv X E , , ,V f,', X .mx 2 ' ' 2542 I , xy Q35 1 4 S2 -4 X2 E M , -,,, ,,-- rw' ,ffnxmf K A4 ,K xf .Q ,277 W W . f f U N if , A , X ? ,W X, f i 1 iff. - I v 59 ' Qi , fl mg gf 4 'PA - ,111 3 ' - WW W! Q, gm ff ., , G 4 A X 035 if XY X wx W! aw H x f X, 1 xXx .n 5 4.51 me my vw www, N X . -Q: WW pw, n N 53' W-, , ' gww-'f ' V ww R ,iv i , IW - fwff 1' ,Wx V ' I ,, 95.2 L 1 4 i fn .17 - 4 uf , ,Aff .1--L, 1 w l 1 k g I I V 2 F Q . K X E f I I F I I I I S S 1 I OC DIVISION John Pigis, SIVIl, RHN Leonard T. Wilson, Jr., SM1, USN 127 IllIllllllIIIIIIIII'IIIIIIII'III''III'IIIIIIIIII'Ill''Ill'llllIIllIllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll vv, Winter, SN, USN M2 USN Ead Joseph A- KO'b' S ' W: ,fy X , , A 1 Rx' M V . xg 'i 1 ' K KI x 5 X V5 .f I Klaus Passmann, SM2, FGN Constantine Bosmis, SM2, RHN 128 OC DIVISIGN James E Ostrander HMC USN Charles F Nlonts Jr HlVl2 USN Ernest J. Stephenson, Jr., YNCS, USN Johnny Epps, Jr., PNl, USN MAJ NK Bonnie L. Langnehs, SN, USN Roscoe H. P. Jackson, YN3 USN OC DIVISION Lee L. Speer, PCI, USN - , ,, , 11 f ,- 1 OE DIVISION . E Lieutenant Qjunior grade! David M. Charles, USN Electronics Material Officer 4 ff '1 3 Q Q 1 xv wi f fzWA ' 4 i Q -1 , 1 x mf . Q ax 3 Pg . ff, A -f Q ' .u f A , ,f i M 5 f,1w:'fvfg ,ff V , N f V' P N. ww W ix r - ,I K A41 v K ! w 5 X If , . ., .N . X' . 3 A 0 V - H f ' X X X , X wgwfxwxg- -A' X xsg V ff ' ffm ,. f Y ,T K: fi 59 Q 1 ' NS' 5 ' , ' N y'z,fff'I,' X ' fa , bw. E' In ' x ff X n V ' ' ,' X4 K , 7 W Lf QV- V- Q ,, ., 5 ' QS IVA Q x 5 f- nn X X. ,A K . 55 , -k , in H ' 'fi - I ' Z2 A h ..,, ,,.,,,,,,Ix x ff V' . , , Q f , lv , , K zum p f ' ' ' K y, 1 I ,. fl: i t : Egg I , V x A x If ,, -X 9 w 1 f ' Wj x f ' A - L , ,Z Q , iz, f ' f 'F kay f' x ' fa . , Q ,rw ' Z fa vf Q6 . 1 x.-A . M .1 Q f V, . f f , .,,M,, ,,- ...fn 4 -2 . JW' , j vw ,wp f Q94 K X 4 Y --.f ,.,, Jig J ' ' V 1, WV . , wg. , . ,ZZ fy X' , 4 X ,gr 792 1, X 510 ' 4? 1' Qgv' 7 ' , , f ' s' -W x , wx 3 . .ff 3. X ' '4.f 'f, ' A - L, Q1 V ? . ff f Q 34 . ,ff 9. 0 fx it I v f - hw M WIWQ, 2 , , X E-nf, , W WM 1 ,iwx -ef I .JN an x X, 4 Q ' , A nf 1 if, .f ' H, X f d f ga' at x 'n fi' . E V X, E Q7 ' .4 -A fx Ni 1 , X. SS Q Zi ' n Q 'Vw f a X sf 7 f 4 Demetrios Paleologos, ETR2, RHN . CJE2 EDIXXISSICDPJ James E. Jacobson, ETR2, USN Sp Q H vniwunpalq ingeanlhti 9316409015 fzzzzgszgg fi43u33g9 X Q A 5 ,A TE 'V 0' W Wwcm W ,- f iros Prapas, ETR2, RHN ' aw -, 1 ' Vihv if , . wwf 134 Edward G. Zimmerman, ETC, USN ? Friedhelm Kahre, ET1, FGN Albert J. Paquette, ETR2, USN 135 , Neal R. Bressler, ETN2, USN x X Edward A. Grant, ETR2, USN and 2 z s I 2 .4 1: Az H I 1 . . . . I I . I I . I . I . , . s - ...... -..J Hans-Dieter Brummack, ETR2, PGN ! i- Louis J. Marks, Jr., ETN3, USN 136 OE DIVISION TR2, FGN Albert Shield, ETRSN, RN M A. Ty i - t--Y-,bm-A,-,,4-,N W ..,- ' ,1 L ix nf , 1 . M -5 1 QM iq 1 NE , A I, ri! r iz 5 I U lr .N . A Ire 1 2 3 l 3 I VI 'lx .1 r -i Y 1 3 5 , r. F N i F i i , 4 r i u ii Y 1 s ,N n n fr P r xr 2 ,, i I l E . i , Werner H. Gehrke, ETRZYFGN Gianni L. Bergianti, ETR3, ITN ... .i....m.i Anthony W. Hopwood, ETN3, USN Terence D. Stansbury, ETRSN, RN 138 John W. Shiver, ET1, USN Kenneth R. Rader, ETN2, USN . ,ff .N Q . v Q O n Barry H. Ritter, ETN3, USN 139 OE DIVISICN ap 2 NM' ,,,, N 1' v A .R IK s N 4 I Lieutenant Frederick B. Weiss, USN Supp y Officer 141 1 l 1, ' li l 4 Lieutenant fjunior gradej Ronald T. Shefman, USN Disbursing Officer Donald IVI. lvlclvlanus, DK1, USN 1, l l l F l 14-2 S DIVISION Delmer C. Love, SKC, USN Wendell G. Blackburn, SK1, USN Frans Bal, SK2, RNLN 143 Arthur Crossland, SK3, RN Richard G. Yurko, SH2, USN Philip H. Lee, SK2, RN a z 1 5. 4 F i n-.Cl Jam9S P- Gauaghefy SK3. USN Lawrence P. Romanini, SN, USN 144- Roy C. Graham, SK2, USN . . S DIVISION g... . . ,, My 1 Gerhard J. Schlampp, SK2, FGN Athanasios Papathanasiou, SK2, RHN 145 ..!..,Tq.-.., ....---1--+7--:---ff -ffAfc- fi ' g N xl W 'N w. ,. Q 4 I I william B. Martin, SN, USN Gerold D. Purkey, SH2, USN i I Y E 1 i ll N i A , A Robert G. Knaak, SN, USN Thomas H. Kemp, SN USN S Dlvuslow N 5 Nu 146 E E W Siegfried Wisnewski, SH1, FGN Leopoldo Pimentil, SD1, USN K Nw-p... .-fav' Nan... Marcellus E. Procter, SN, USN Roy J. Ellis, SD2, USN gi r U 11 ll . X , Q b A 147 Perfecto O. Nladayag, TN, USN Salvador v. Ta8Um1 TN' USN WWW. Q -Qi. , ,fy f 'S f W zf 1 ' W . 7 ,I 1 Z U35 Dbglgxsrrs 1- - A.., W ,,,,,, My Jw, Romulo T. Pineda, TN, USN Ru , 148 ben L. Romerosa, SD3, USN Dan J. Price, SD3, USN Emilio S. Ventura, TN, USN Melvin S. Clark, TN, USN 149 . . S DIVISION Mm ww Edward L. Nleservey, CSC, USN 1s D. Often, CS2, FGN QM X 1 W- , x f 531-T, qgtjf, 'Y 4 N6 Nik ' -2? 1 4...q-ii Q K x Iffj WeS'ey H. J. Clark, SN USN ROY E- S. Gray, CS1, RN 150 S DIVISION Jerry R. Woody, CS2, USN V ..,.,.,f,.zN.M.mxmN Henderikus Schults, CS2, RNLN Charles E. Freeman, SN, USN 151 M M ,A ,f f, V ' EAPONS Lieutenant Renato Sicurezza, IN Weapons Officer Robert T. Bourdaghs, YN3, USN 4 3? -xg W 4 f , x 5, if n if f ,C I. ZQZ Q 'W , ,, 4 lv ..,f, 1 A V 5 V If f ,Y up 54 . ' , f , A ,i if Z ,,,,, W 4 ,fbi ' ' 4 5 ., ,,,,,f,,,,f,,,,,,,, , ,,,, i Wf 4savfn as I 'N I J DEPA 3 X Q . fx X2 X! Q? 5 L4 aww, as , I, f Q 5 Q if ,lf 'MDW za f 2 5 74' f 4 7 f f g f f Z ' f ff ft ' . ! W 7 ff ,if Z f ff , f 4 T, , 7 Z 5 f X 1 7 9 Q f 2 if li Y f 1 X 1 WJ 5 'V X ff! K X- , C, nw , Q ,N xg 5, 2 ' J fi, , 5 1,21 i ff f 5 X 2 A1 W f X, 5 W 5 X f sw, , K 'xl Q M., , , X, ,Q 4 f R y 3 ,f ff mmm-www ' W4fQXRl4 Lieutenant Robert K. Dibble, RN First Lieutenant lst DIVISION John J. Wyrick, BIVI1, USN Thomas J. Connors, Jr., BM2, USN Rolf Greven, SN, FGN Dernetrlous Melitas, BIVI1, RHN f ff Clarence G. Inman, SN, USN . lst DIVISION X Of 'B . 9 2 ,QM-4 . , I X x, V . X ll gf . X w N Xe John A. Arnold, BIVI3, USN Manfred Krahl, SN, FGN 157 2 2 1, wiv f rv me 'f f f i i John A, Steele, BIVI3, USN Richard Linke, SN, FGN , B E i i 3 'N 5 i i 1 Russell NI. Clark, SN, USN Christian Bamberg, SN, FGN I F 158 I . lst DIVISION Salvatore Fanciulli, SN, IN Mack I. Thrasher, SN, USN Robert D. Burt, SN, USN 159 Donald D. Henle, SN, USN XDR TK, Joh n W. Wofford, SN, USN I I Anthony Zinni, Jr., SN, USN lst DIVISION Kenneth Nielsen, SN, USN .X John W. Myers, SN, USN .1 i A ' 4 i 1 ,M I Y h ' ' l. 4. 'BN-' ,,..., x William R. Wilson, SN, USN AUSGIO Memo, SN, IN 161 Mario Pellegrini, SN, IN , John J. Nevins, III, SN, USN .44 John A. Kuty, SN, USN 162 Lawrence R. Ice, SN, USN 5 Richard W. Salem, SN, USN ' . . lst DIVISION '-,-,.,........--A Kirk V J Neuman, SN, USN Kenneth R. Wilson, SN, USN 163 11i 'I 11 1, ,I 11 1 1112 a,i1l,1 '11 .1! 'I 11 V ff 1 ,1 i I 1 1 13 1 1 ,I 1 14 11 11' 11 11 11 11 N1 1 i 2 , 1x1 1.5 111 i 11 1 s i 1 1 1 a 1 1 - 3 11 i I1 I 11 1 , , 1 1 l, 1, 1 1 i 111 I 1 5 1 0 1 1 1 1 Jerry J. Nlilavec, SN, USN Eilko A. Boonstra, BM3, RNLN W U, Wy, 1 5 'XSS' , Uh' ' Raymond E. Engel, SN, USN Harald Mayer, SN, FGN 164- James T. Yourkonis, SN, USN . lst DIVISIGN Constantinos Lagos, BIVIZ, RHN Jurgen Flinder, SN, FGN 165 1. W, ...S ii, Rodney D. Klein, SN, USN lst DIVISIGN Mich ael J. Bensinger, SN, USN 166 Wllllam A- Welch, SN, USN George v. Barr, SN, USN William E. IVlcCurdy, SN, USN James A. Forsland, SN, USN 167 .2 453 ,c ,yin J g, I N ' 42 Sofoklis Tridimas, BM2, RHN Franco Querin, BM3, IN N W Nicolaas Hamstra, BM3, RNLN Stamatios Politis, BM2, RHN r 168 Z 5 X X 4 Colin Marsh, BIVI3, RN gf .,, I , 1 BU '5 ' X 1 ' Qi V x W Z ga? ...,l3f'i+ Bmw-AJ: Cf' 51 1 TQ01 fo wwf' .4 Frank G. Ryan, SN. USN 169 . . lst DIVISION ,R I Gus Koukoutsakis, GMGC, RHN Alvin B. Stackhouse, GIVIG1, USN Lieutenant Robert M. d'AIessio, USN Gunnery Assistant Vasilios Nlaroudis, FTG2, RHN 171 2nd DIVISION Carl W. Slack, FTIVI1, USN Hugh Nlargereson, FTG2, RN I' Kurt D. Faust, SN, FGN Anne G. Geerts, GIVIG3, RNLN 172 Antonio Russo, FTG1, IN Ralph E. Pate, SN, USN Willi Stoermer, GMG2, PGN 173 Antonio Nlascia, GNIG1, IN . 2nd DIVISION I Wilhilmus J. H. Vranken, FTG2, RNLN Johannes C. Jager, GIVIG3, RNLN Jan H. Lodeweeg, GMG3, RNLN i DIVISIGN . . . Lieutenant Maarten Scheurkogel, RNLN Antisubmarine Warfare Officer ,mp 1 1 A, 175 f Joseph IVI. Orr, ST1. USN Hans W. Hinrichs, STG2, FGN Ray A. Glesner, STG2, USN 3rd DIVISION 176 --...Jah-X VV V K I7 Peter F. Beatty, STG3, USN . 3rd DIVISION f ,m..w.m.n I Jens Techau, STGSN, PGN I 178 Franco Lizambri, STG3, IN Gerald W. Hays, ST1, USN Nick E. Maganas, ST1, RHN Edwin T. Dawson, SN, USN 02, 179 ' I Robert R. Rice, GNIG2, USN rd DIVISION Jack A. Spayd, TIVI3, USN James T. Wilson, GNIG2, USN 180 4 fw ,g 1,5 ,2 af, 1 MVK! X fx if gl Q ii ,rw 2 .5 if X Lieutenant Rolf Martens, FGN Missile Officer . FOX DIVISION Lieutenant Demetrios Lismanis, RHN Fire Control Officer 1 Robert W. Bowlen, FTCS, USN Antonio Pagano, FTM3, IN X, i . ,qfff ,An ,wx 44 x Duilio Rossi, FTIVI3, iN Allen J. Steenbeke, FTM3, USN 183 1 5 1 ErnestG Ef1rd FTNI1 USN Juergen Jeltsch FTC FGN 1 1 1 4. k. , , A , , . , . S .. , 1, ,,, LI I1 111 1 111 ' . 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