Coronado (LPD 11) - Naval Cruise Book

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1972 volume:

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'ilzi 9 i i With the 34th Marine Amphibious Uni Team., First Marines, Second Diyision, Mediterranean, there to ' ' lend significant NA and Eebkrfiary, and four PHIBLEX land-i .gs t6 NO'foII4 I5 March of this yealffgflpa, ' at--,th-je Ph i Ira:- rolei as' a squadron TEN was-embarked in land aboard an,4LPD and el 95 J ' J Fleet Battalion Landing Morehead City for the O exercise DEEP FURROW in October, n V NATIONAL WEEK XI and XII exerci hll, get-J r.tg during the six months' deployment. CO QQ a record for meeting all co with a safety record unmarred With CORONADO reassigned to .Amphlib1iQuo.s t,7-. Squadron SIX Amphibious Squadron TEN moved his flag on arrival in Norfolk ' ' X 7 A rll I If came the flagship for Commander Amphibious Squadr.on SI on p I ' n! If I i N7 I 'eti 4 short but proud history was begu h ,. .1-rf.. P' 'f ' Y T11 f 11' ,, ., ., '.T,.A. ,,,.. 4. g . , at. wf,:,... . . I . 1-5 f 4,-QA... ff-eff' ' 71 ' ,jfif -. ft-..3rfj, ,.-. j--J s,i'. CAPTAIN LAWRENCE EDWIN STAHL, U. S. NAVY COMPHIBRON TEN --. 3 Mlkgzibg.: wt. -,,,,. , CAPTAIN LAWRENCE EDWIN STAHL, U. S. NAVY COMPHIBRON TEN Captain Lawrence Edwin Stahl was born on April 22, I923 in Big Rapids, Michigan. Raised in Ypsilanti, Michigan, he was graduated from high school there in I94O and attended the University of Notre Dame until he entered the U.,S. Naval Academy in I942 as a member of the class of I946, After graduation in June I945, Ensign Stahlcompleted Submarine School at New London, Connecticut in December I945. From January I946 until August l952, Lieutenant Stahl served on board the submarines ENTEMEDOR, VOLADOR, CATFISH and MENADEN in many billets, includingcommunications, electronics, gunnery, operations, and engineering. In I948, he was a member of the precom- missioning detail of USS VOLADOR at Portsmouth Naval Shipyard. In I950, as Engineer Officer of USS CATFISH, he participated in a number of reconnaissance patrols in connection with the Korean hostilities. He served in USS MENHADEN as both Operations Officer and Executive Officer. Lieutenant Stahl attended the U. S. Naval Post-Graduate School, Monterey, California from August I952 to ,june I954, when he was graduated with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Operations Analysis and also a Master of Science Degree. Returning to the Fleet, Lieutenant Stahl served a short tour on the Staff, Submarine Develop- ment Group II in New London, followedvby an assignment as Executive Officer in USS TENCH. Subsequently, he was ordered to the precommissioningdetail at Portsmouth Naval Shipyard of USS SAILFISH, again as Executive Officer. From May I957 to April I959, Lieutenant Commander Stahl was attached to the Staff, Com- mander Operations Development Force, U. S. Atlantic Fleet as Assistant CIC Officer. In this billet, he was a Project Officer responsible for the fleet evaluation and acceptance of new electronics equipment. , Lieutenant Commander Stahl commanded the submarine USS SEA POACHER from June l959 until July I96l, receiving the Navy Commendation Medal' in June I96l upon completion ofthat tour. From SEA POACHER, Commander Stahl returned to further graduate professional training during I96l-62 at the Armed Forces Staff College in Norfolk, Virginia, the POLARIS Prospective Commanding Officers' Course at Dam Neck, Virginia, and the Nuclear Weapons Training Center in Norfolk, Virginia., Upon completion of this training, he was assigned in May I962 to the joint Strategic'Target Planning Staff, Offutt Air Force,Base,.Omaha, Nebraska and served for over two years as a Nuclear Weapons Operational Planner representing the POLARIS Weapons System. ' In August I964, Commander Stahl reported to Puget Sound Naval Shipyard as the Prospective Executive Officer for the precommissioning detail of USS SIMON LAKE, the lead ship of the third generation POLARIS submarine tenders. He served in SIMON LAKE for over 27 months through. completion of construction and commissioning,.shakedown training in Pearl Harbor, a year on the line tending POLARIS submarines at Charleston, South Carolina and then the overseas deployment to Holy Loch, Scotland. ' When he was detached in October I966, Captain Stahl reported to Washington, D. C. for duty in the Office of Program Appraisal, a staff office of the Secretary of the Navy. During this tour, he served as Assistant Chief, Special Studies and Objectives Division with his primary responsi- bilities concentrated in the area of Navy Strategic Programs. In August I968 he was awarded the Navy Commendation Medal CGoId Star in lieu of second awardj.. The Office of Program Appraisal served as a primary consultant body to the Secretary of the Navy in developing and supporting Department of the Navy positions on force levels, weapons systems and major programs. From October I968 to October I969, Captain Stahl was Commanding Officer, USS RALEIGH CLPD-ID as part of the Amphibious Force, U. S. Atlantic Fleet. . t Upon detachment from RALEIGH, Captain Stahl was assigned to the Office of the Chief of Naval Operations as Deputy Director, Strategic Offensive and Defensive Systems.,Subseqfughqtlyiiisg From September to December I970, he attended the 59th Advanced Management'Pro.-gragtiQf'H'arvfafrd i' Business School. I i - e, l f i'.' 'Captain Stahl was detached from the Office of the Chief of Naval Operationsgiih Dbnencqernber I970, and relieved on I2 March I97I as Commander Amphibious Squadron TEN, Force, u. s. Atlantic Fleet. , Captain Stahl is marrfitedflfmfiflgeatfffrmergglglary Wilson Kistler of Morganton, North Carolina, WI10 is residing with their daughtef' and Elizabeth, in Norfolk, Virginia.' , ., . 2' if . ' ,i .A , ,1: l' V 1 I jew- ' try' .1 3, , 'N . PHIBRON I0 STAFF COMMANDER JOHN H. SCOTT, JR. T. M. Browne J. W. Strickler E. C. Thompson CHIEF STAFF OFFICER LCDR, USN LCDR, USN LCDR, USN J. A. Moss D. H. Osborne D. C. Marx J. W. O'Grady G. B. McDowell LT, USN LT, USN LT LT, USNR CAPT, USMC Elrfiillglgmmer D. Theis F. L. King C. R.iMcETnropgh L. W. Bieglel- LTJG, USNR LTJG, USNR LTJG, USNR WO-1, USN waninn'IIvM X YNC D. Hughes EN1 I. Cantrell ET1 J. Dunnington YNIW. Rutsch SDl R. Santos SMI R. Shumaker RM2 D. Anderson RM2 E. Gustafson SM2 J. Hasburgh QM2 K. Science RD2 A. Webb YN3 R. Arthur YN3 C. Broome SD3 R. Concepcion YN3 B. Davis RM3 J. Gerding QM3 R. Lawrence SD3 F. Malig RM3 R. Outhet Yn3 B. Pieper TN R. Achurra RMSN D. Clark TN R. Fanugao AGAN J. Langley SMSN K. Mason RMSN A. Schepers RMSN P. Vance ETNSN J. Wagner Y LCDR H. Howard LT D. Cottrell ENS J. Graziano ENS J. Templeton Acz GQ Crue 'W ' AT3 R. Gallagher C2 RI RM3 T. Higgins RM3 W. Peare CYNSN B. CYNSN M. Garrison ACAN K. Joseph SA R. ROSYHHH Beacham TH E COVMM ANDING OFFICER SYLVESTOR R. FOLEY, JR. CAPTAIN, USN QORO 4 09 ff X ,I Ni We I XX x il N -.d f , CAPTAIN SYLVESTER R. FOLEY, JR., USN Captain Foley, born in Manchester, New Hampshire, is the son of Commander CRETJ and Mrs. S. R. Foley of Mount Dora, Florida. He graduated from the U. S. Naval Academy in I95O andtwas designated a Naval Aviator in I952. His first operational assignment was with Composite Squadron FOUR for a four year tour and numerous deployments as a night fighter pilot. In I956 he returned to the Naval Academy for duty in the Seamanship and Navigation Department. This was followed by a tour in Attack Squadron THIRTY-SIX aboard USS SARATOGA. After completing the Naval War College in Newport, Rhode Island, Captain Foley was assigned to the Staff of Commander in Chief U. S. Naval Forces Europe as Aviation Readiness and Training Officer. During the Tour in London, England, he completed basic airborne training with the U. S. Army Special Forces. In I965 Captain Foley reported as Executive Officer of Attack Squadron ONE HUNDRED SIX and a year later assumed command of the squadron. During his command tour in the Mediterranean and WESTPAC, VA-IO6 was awarded the COMNAVAIRLANT E . Captain Foley graduated with distinction from the Air War College in Mont- gomery, Alabama. He also holds a Master of Science degree in International Affairs from George Washington University. In I968!69 Captain Foley was Commander Attack Carrier Air Wing ELEVEN in USS KITTY HAWK during combat operations in the Gulf of Tonkin. Following that tour he reported to the Office of the Chief of Naval Operations where he served on the Air Weapons Systems Analysis Staff COP-OSWJ and in- Tactical Aviation Plans COP-5085. He has been awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross, Bronze Star, Air Medal C9J, Navy Commendation Medal CZJ, Navy Unit Citation, Meritorious Unit Citation and various other campaign medals. Captain Foley assumed commandof CORONADO in August of I97l. Captain Foley is married tothe former Kathleen MacDonald of Scranton, Pennsylvania. They have four children, Robert, Maureen, Brenda and Christopher. THE EXECUTIVE OFFICER HOWARD E. MINITER, JR. COMMANDER, USN 0 Commander Howard E. Miniter, Jr. was born in Bridgeport., Connecti- cut. He attended grade schools in New York City, and the United States Naval Academy graduating in l957. Upon commissioning he served in the USS SARATOGA CCVA-607 as five inch Battery Officer. ln I9 59 after completing instruction at the Atlantic Fleet Destroyer Force Engineer- ing School he assumed duties as Engineering Officer aboard the USS ENGLISH QDD-6965. In June l96l Commander Miniter was ordered to George Washington University where he earned a Masters Degree in Engineering Manage- ment. From l962 to I964 he was an instructor in the Marine Engineering Department, at the United States Naval Academy. In' August I964 Commander Miniter assumed command of the USS MONMOUTH COUNTY ll.ST-I032J. In May I966 he assumed duties as Executive Officer aboard the USS R. A. OWENS IDD-8275. On completion of this tour in October I967 Commander Miniter reported to the Com- mandant 3rd Naval District for temporary duty as Officer in Charge Activation!Training Team of the Phillipine Naval Ship RPS DATU KALANTIAW QPS-765 lex- USS BOOTH CDE-l7OJ. In April l968 after DATU KALANTIAW departed for her homeport in Manilla, Republic of the Phillipines, he reported for duty in the General Planning and Program- ming Division in the Office of the Chief of Naval Operations. Commander.,,Miniter is married to the former Frances Tiedemann of Howard Beach, New York. They have two daughters, Beverly and Jenienne, and reside in Annapolis, Maryland. D. M. Wilson CHAPLAIN LCDR L. M. Moore FIRST LIEUTENANT LCDR, USN R. M. Dema1o SUPPLY OFFICER LCDR, USN M. A. Gache AIR OFFICER LCDR, USN R. D. Dolbec OPERATIONS OFFICER LCDR, USN K. A. Hall NAVIGATOR LT, USN W. H. Wxlson DENTAL OFFICER LT, DC, USN I- F. Regan ENGINEERING OFFICER LT, USN E. C. Matthews MEDICAL OFFICER LT, MC, USNR I. G. Mohn COMMUNICATIONS OFFICER LT, USN FIRST First Division R Officer ENS M. E. Spanbauer x 233 I. Q 1: '40 l LTJG R. Smith Ship's Boatswain l h l BM5 D. Danna BM3 W. Foss BM3 B. Huett BMS D. White SN D. Bock SA L. Brooks BMI G. Farrell BM2 J. Phillips BM2 A. Vivirito AM SN R. CHII U SN R. arlson BMSN R. Hansen SN R. Kaiser SN E. Kennedy BMSN D, Lavoie DIVISION First Division BMCS B. L. Conrad SN G. Sonsolla SN P. Stroud I SN S. LoPorto SN D. McCabe SN W. Moville SN G. Pepo SN S. Rhodey SN B. Romero SN G. White SN D. Wiersma SA P. Barnes ,And SA D K I ht SA 1- Km s SN P. Bourassa SN G. Glass SA K. Kennedy 7 V- 8 Second Division Officer ENS R . Pires BM1 C. Betts BM2 L. Totman BM3 E. Adkins BM3 I. Burton BM3 I. Didino BM3 J. Noykoff N 1? SECOND - i 2 5 4, 11 , I if if f ff ww' ' ' f .f-2.2.1 ' - - Wi ' , 'L K? X .5 5:!,, M7 , . ,, V , , f' T J ,' 1' ' ff ff Q' , ' - Q, V' L A , JV: X ef ,, r . ff I 'Q , .' ,Qui Z viii' J . M ,' 6,294 f,.' ' ffesMiiBf'f' h If ff' 171 2.:gyL'1'fML' , , ' f 1 , 4 4 f -2: T., ? , 3 if 5 if ,,., . Z A 1 , 5 I I' if , ' 79? fa ,. 5 Aff f'- 4 5 4 .fb 4 9 2 k 4 1 A25 ' ' fizffi' f , ' , X 3 ,, 2 44 ,V 4 f 4 , vi, 'I , , V ,, ' . 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Tidwell s 2 3 5 5 W i 4 2 2 ' zzf ms 5. 5 5 H '? ,v I 4 ' I: .MI fi . 3. f. n 1 5' f Yi I 7 f . vi 'Q A: , ' H' . ..,,,,, I Q, ,. , I -ng. gif. 'gl' ff.-'TF e.mua?i-vnfl-w1.4,-uw,,mgygguy-- -- . , 3 an X Z b I in s wf- -u A -,AX-T.. my I , mv -7 -i. . . l I ,A .fy...:g,..p,e, Y '- V- I v , A M t ' ' ?-A1475 . ' ' in--f .,-, , nrvi .1. -lg 2 .-. 1 i 4 W B , ,. , 4,,,,,,mNm I . . I I A Tvws-..... ' '?'E I f Z - x v--...Um 71 1 E -'Simi -- , 1 mfv-v--ff-4-W.-.'.f.ag3,:-,ami .,, DIVISION .40 Third Division Chief FTGC F. M. Booth GMG3 W. GMG3 W. Dunlap FTG3 K. Harrington Casselberry GMG3 B. Reilly FTG3 M. Robinson FTG3 R. Zabelny GMGSN M. G00dmarl FTGSN W. SN M. Kelley Hastings FTGSN C. Smith FTGSA J. Nelson X DIVISIOH Offrcer Personnel Officer ENSS L Warren LT-IGT G Bredeweg f GZ ff f f . o Q . . YN1 A. Cox PN1 J. Osborn' PC2 D. Werkheiser PC3 G. Black CYN3 H. Branting L13 L. McAd0o DIVISION X Division Chief YNC L. A. Tolliver CIVIAA BMC C. Oliver PN3 D. Mackey YN5 R. Rickabaugh PN3 K. Smith SN J. Anderson SN L. Barry SN D. Frost SN J. Rector PNSN G. Tant PNSN D. Whitt SN W. Rex DIVISION Navigation Division Officer LT K. A. Hall QM2 I. Haddox QM3 S. Cross QM3 R. Denhup QM3 R. Smeby QM NAVIGATION Navigation Division Chief QMCS J. D. Slack B SWR Q ni 3... 519 Sf X H,EA,D.s, wi csc RIGHT fc' QM3,J. Stephenson QM3 E, Willett QMSN J. Buck QMSN J. McBride ,,,,l...... i Medical Officer MEDICAL and DENTAl Dental Officer LT E- ggfgtthews' Jr' LT W. H. Wnson MC i DC USNR Spf . 6 ,wg fw ' Q iff if-g ,ie, li .,... .MW in ' 1 L .. i , -rw- L h ,LIMW K Q ..f:bt'L! VN In ...E-7L7 A X -L 5 IMC L. H. Bartee L W--f -1'?i.'.'f f7' ' HT' lxllfff cue HM1 C. Buchanan DT1 D. Walker HM2 G. Roeller HM3 R. Cavilan DT3 D. Shaw 1 M, A Division Officer ENC C. E. Andrews EN1 I. Boulanger MR1 T. Good MM1 D. Matlock EN1 T. Riley EN2 B. Brogan EN2 T. Byars W MM2 R. Gayharr MR2 G. Silvers ENS T. Barnett EN3 D. Bratten EN3 R. Dembeski EN3 D. Hickman MR3 C. Malmquisr MR3 D. Miller EN3 I. Pryor MM3 W. Reynolds ENFN R. Burkett FN J. Dobrynski FN F. Fleming DIVI ,W-v,, ,,,',, ,,,. -01 .-. ,W-,:,, ,. ,,-.,. ., . -- M, .,., -- . ,..Y-.. ---- SION ,., A..r.-, .-, -g.4-1...4 - - ... - ...,- ,.... FN R. Jer: FN R. N elson FN R. Pingol FN J. Smith FN T. Yuellin g FN D. Doolittle ENFN J. Longbrake I B Division Officer LTJG R. L. Bowling -BT1 D. Bates BT1 R. Sterling BT2 F. Albrecht BT2 I. Barentine BT2 B. Barth BT3 W. Harvey BT3 R. Honeysette BTS R. Patti FN D. Fowler FN H. Blish FN C. Brown FN M. Buck FN G. Davis FN F. Hill FN W. Lowder DIVISION X X Engineering Administrive B Division Assistant Chief BTCM W. Cook BTC C. M. Kahlert FNJ Occhrpmtr BTFNR Pfeiffer FNA Robbms FNM Ruggxero FN K. Ryan FN E. Sanderson FN O. Serpan FN 5- SiSf0 TFN P. Slotten FN R. Tanis FN E- Elam FFA H. Flores FN J. Slater FA T. White e - I E Division Officer CWC-2 J. E. Cancel XV:-' 2 2 N se x f z X53 3 1 EM1 A. Hoke EM1 L. Pierce I IC1 D. Shaw IC3 C Hansen IC2 H Wxlmot EM3 S Audy 2 i EM3 R. Ayers EM3 T. Calvert EM3 I. Faries EM3 C. Hahn DIVISION .-4.1-'f' E Division Chief EMC IVI. D. Davidson EM3 M. Jennings EM3 R. Ledet .IC3 W. Perry I EMFN C. Beck FN J. Black EMFN E. Cook FN F. Hitt FN G. Naylor FA E. Troup FA T- Wood R Division Officer CWO-2 W. A. Schmidt 1 ! i 7 HT1 D. Betcher HT1 P. McDurfee HT1 H. HT2 C. Bailey HT2 J. James HT2 H. Kane HT2 W. Krog HT2 C. Mavrantzas E RY 5 K I i Van Scorer 4 A Z ,W.....,.,,,..f m.,......g z.wzu.zW..,. el.. . N .1 DANCU ix .. A V , Q 1 HT2 R. Pyle HT3 L. Camaro M wwame X .. X f , 1 Aff .e is ,, ..,,,,. e ,, Qi J LM 1, I KJ E ' 'I ifi E 'V 1' , V' y VL ,,,,,,,, 4 f.,. ,3 ,,, Ti K I XL V , H j C , X X -7,1 . -. V H 117'-4.. ,,., .. , ,1:1:: 3 ,v.,. ,K 1 ,. . . HT3 J. H211 HT3 E- Maief E I T HT3 J. Miller -HT3 T. Proctor HT3 L. Remmler HT3 W. Sr. John R Division . Chief HTC V.F. Gonzales SFC E. Raley HT3 J. Kistner FN R. Rodgers HTFN G. Summers FA J. Miller FA R. White FN R. Widgef M Division Officer MPA LTJG R. L. Bowling 4 MM1 T. Cardone MM1 T. Dunmire MM2 P. Mattson MM2 N. Nussbaum MM3 T. Ames MM3 W. Donovan MM3 H. Koch MM3 L. Larkin L MM3 J. Lothes MM3 s. Mathewes E I 1 MM3 K. O'Brien MM3 W. Shrewsbury I x +1 F DIVISION 'i K 'I 'Wv.4m4f . z 'Y -. .,.. , K W 'fm,,W ,if f . f YT 1 f 7 f . fy f I 5511? f' I 'fr 2'- I I EI'1giI1Cl'OOIIl Engineroom I 'I,, h B. Waldron Agnew L , ue.. I? . ,Wwfz .- gif' 'Q ' ' .ff.,,,ffy,,.fff:j1g,,f as M .. ,W M ,, , , d Iff:,f'f'7i-f,.,f: ' 'Cf n ff , f- .. M1 1 ff ,,,,fi,, I I -xx IIIXXWYX BW-3555 'NS ww Q, 'R 'rxx - PRNNRJ in 'br-smc,? cn. E Tumwt V455 Bowan , FN O. Acevedo FN G. Archibald FN R. Barrett FN A. Boozer FN D. DeBose FN R. Edons FA S. Ellis TN C. Esguerra FN R. Farnham FN D. McCarthy FN E. Maghonoy MMFN T. O'Nee1 MM3 J. Cone MMFN I. Ours FN R. Reisbig MMFN R. Rep MM3 J. Robson FN H. Simon MMFN J. Taylor FA I- Hafdy' OI Division Officer LTJG D. C. Willis w RD2 J. Simpson RD2 D Stasulli RD2 H. Moore RD2 N. Schey P ,M , . if wr if X ' ,fn-X , i i : arf i i i 'SIHIIII i . oak QBQ 2-- Q0 ,V Arm ' BRIDGE. Que. Pc1ss,B1..E RADAR QoNvAQ'T STARBQDRD BEAM. -IMI 4 1 524 ..w QQ 'feff i-1 ' ' . 53 'I ibfw , ,. ,A a-- ' DIVISION ENS F. Montesanto RD3 G. Benally RD3 C. Burkowski RDSN R. Guethlein RD2 M. Phillips RDSN R. Goldrhann RDSN D. R0bCIfS Paganelli ETN2 OE OE Division Officer CWO-2 C. W. Cooper ETR2 P. Ackerma n ETN2 G. Albeck ETR2 L. Gaiter ' R. Plye EN2 R. Stogsdall ETR3 N. Anderson ETR3 W. Bobbing ETR3 W. Enzweiler W k W f . f V, DIVISION OE Division Chief ETC R. T. Morris . Q ETR3 C. Gerhke ETR3 L. Holloway ETN3 W. Huber ETR3 G. Huffman ETR3 D. Hunter ETR3 D, Martens ETN3 E, O'Rei11y ETR5 M. Peterson ETN3 T. Swantek ETR3 R. Weiten SN R. Brruhn ETRSN B. Leray ETNSN M. Snyder A AIR Air Division Q Officer LTJG W. C. Meyers i ABH1 L. Pough ABH2 W. DeLair ABF2 J. Gaither ABH3 C. Anderson ABH3 P. Aucella ABH3 I. Funk AN J. Allred AN D. Baucom ABHAN G. AA j, Cortesini ABHAN A, Caldwell Dj-Pagqua Hia 1- DIVISION AN J. Elder AN D. Fagan AN D. Lidy AN J. Morgan AN P. Reindl AN D. Scott AN A. Thomas ABHAN C. Villanueva AA M. Evans A'N R. Farrington AN W. King ABHAN S. AA M- Washington McManus wanna... M WWA ,, ,.,,,,ffwMf,f4MQJWWM, ,, f,,,,M.,.,,,,....w,.,M,,,,,, H CR Division Officer ENS J. M. Hart CR RM1 R. Collins RM1 R. Harms WW-s...92'-.-. uw TW N .. 4-11- if ,-1 RM1 J. Philport RM1 B. Rolston i RM1 E. Smallacombe RM2 J. Back 'bw. x...f DIVISION RMC C. Fraley, Ir. RMC C. McKean RM2 R. Mahon RM2 D. Rogers RM2 D. Sabo RM3 P. McEntire RM3 L. Smith RM3 E. Walton RMSN E. Bearden RMSN E. Brooks CYNSN D. Ortega RMSN M. Wiggins CS Division Officer DIVISION ENS J. M. Hart Q SM2 I. Brown SM3 R. Brooks SM3 W. Knight SM3 C. Reese ' SMSN L. Clark SMSN W. Coulter SMSN W. Perring I Y 1 so YI Si-I DIVISION S1 Division Officer SKC W. M. Boyd SK1 J. Baker SK2 W. Portlock SK3 J. Adams SK3 J. Bliek SK3 G. Carlson SK3 W. Entzminger SKSN J- Stokes S-2 S2 Division Officer LTIGH.P.Gorman D I V I S I 0 N CS1 H. Wilkerson CS2 J. Eaves V CS2 I. Lowery CS3 R. Byszkowski CS3 L. Heinen C51 C. Carpenter i CS3 J. Nielsen CS3 T. Williams S . ' N K Dav1dson SN J. Devaney SN R. Faucher CSSN F. Grimm SN W. Hair CSSA T. Germanson 5- DIVISION DK1 I. Staten TN C. Arcaina S2 Division Officer LTJG H. P. Gorman SS ssi 555 xss S S SS QS S I v ,W ff WWF MW x N . an wvmq ,N-,wx , N if SX x N XS fg X Q x S3 Division Officer S-3 LTJG P. E. Krug i SH1 EJ Prince SH2 G. Moldrem SH2 L. Wright SH3 C. Cummings 0 , 1 SH3 R. Littleton SI-I3 D. Mclntire DIVISION S5 Division Chief elf .,,,. .-.AP SHC W. W. Morris SH3 J. Marino SH3 R. Moore I SN R. Agee SN B. Gentry Z 2 2 Zi? Z S e , swag , X susxss 2, ' f - - s xii f' , va,,sf:- , N, SHR3 W. James SN C. McGahee SHSN R. Phillips SN G. Leslie I? gm H f awww- ..... ' , wg! 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CORONADO'S FIRST CDMMANDING OFFICER CAPTAIN GRANT J. WALKER, USN Captain Grant J. Walkerlwasborn in Ramey, Pennsylvania. He attended Pennsylvania State University and Georgia Tech in the Navy V-I2 Program and then entered midshipman training at Columbia University in March l945. Upon commissioning in july l945, he served ,in the USS CHANDELEUR CAV-IOJ in gunnery billets. Aboard the ROCKINGHAM QAPA-2295 he participated in the initial atomic bomb tests at BIKINI ATOLL in I946. In I947, he attended the General Line School in Newport, R. I., going from there to the USS YOSEMITE QAD-l9J as Communications Officer, then to the USS NEWPORT NEWS CCA-I48J as CIC Officer for two years and Fire Control Officer for an additional year. ' From june I953 to june l955, he instructed at the CIC Officers School in Glenview, Illinois. After this tour, he assumed the duties as Squadron Operations Officer in DESRON SIX. From August I957 until November I958, he served as Executive Officer on the USS C. P., CECIL CDRR-8351. On completion of this tour, he reported to the Staff of Commander Destroyer Force, U. S. Atlantic Fleet as Personnel Representative, in Enlisted Personnel Distribution Office, U. S. Atlantic Fleet. ' In ,lune l96l, Lieutenant Commander Walker assumed command of the USS JOSEPH K. TAUSSIG KDE-IOBOJ, leaving in july I963 to attend the U. S. Naval War College. Upon completion of Naval Warfare Course, he remained on the War College Staff as an instructor in Senior Foreign Officers' course. In january I966, Commander Walker assumed command of the USS WADDELL CDDG-24D. During this tour, he was awarded the Bronze Star medal and a gold star in lieu of a second award and the Navy Commendation Medal. In july I967, Captain Walker reported to the Staff of Commander Cruiser-Destroyer Force Seventh Fleet CCTG 70.8fCCDF 35 as Operations Officer. In this assignment, a second Navy Commendation Medal was awarded him. In January I969, he reported for duty in the Strike Warfare Division in the Office of the Chief of Naval Operations. In November I969, Captain Walker assumed command of the USS CORONADO CLPD-I IJ. Upon completion of this tour in August l97I,'he reported to Commander Amphibious Group Two, as Chief of Staff for Operations, FHBT COMMANDER FRANCIS W. ENGLISH, JR., USN Commander Francis, W. English, jr. was born in Long Eddy, New York. He attended the New York State Maritime Academy in I944, graduating in I946 with a commission as Ensign, USNR, and a Merchant Marine Deck Officer's licens-e. From I946-i956 he sailed as a deck officer for various east coast shipping companies. , Commander English began his active Navy career in August of l956, when he was assigned as First Lieutenant aboard the USS YORKTOWN CCVA-IOD. He served in this billet until July of i959 when he was ordered to General Line School at Monterey, California. Upon completion of Line School in May of l96O, he reported to the USS EVERSOLE CDD-7895 homeported with DESRON 3 in Yokosuka, Japan. While aboard EVERSOLE he served as Gunnery Officer and Operations Officer. ln January of l962, Commander English assumed command of Mine Division 3l and the USS VIREO CMSC-2051 homeported at Sasebo, Japan. He held this billet until August of l963 when he reported for duty as an instructor in the Naval Warfare Department of the Naval Post Graduate School, Monterey, California. While at Monterey, he earned the degree of Bachelor of Arts Clnternational Relationsj. 'E ln May of I966, Commander English left Monterey and assumed command of the USS SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY CLST-l l22J, a billet which he held until November of I967, when he reported for duty with the Joint Chiefs of Staff at the National Military Command Center, Pentagon, Washington, D.C. He served the last year of his tour with JCS as a National Military Command Center Representative to the Department of State.iFor his service with ,ICS he was awarded the Joint Service Commendation Medal and Citation for Distinguished Meritorious Service. ln December of I969, Commander English reported aboard the USS CORONADO CLPD-l U HS Executive Officer. Upon completion of this tour in September of l97l ,g he reported to the Commander Defense Contract Administration Services Region San l:f8HCiSCOfBurlingame, California- CORONADOS EXECUTIVE OFFICER I AIR DEPARTMENT LCDR William C. Chalmers '4 1 ,, ENS W. C. Meyers ABHAN P. P. Aucelia ABHI A. c. Mynee QQ ABF2 D. Gaither I ABH2 W. Delair I ABHAA S. D. McManus A AA R. H. Head AA M. H. Goodman l . AA R. M. Farrington il KBHAN D. Warren il AA E. A. Gilbert ABI-I3 M. Archibald, Jr. Fl AN R. W. Bradley AN D. H.. Baucom AN J. W. Beck AN C. W. Anderson ' AA A. S. Abisso AN T. L. Smith yl AA J. R. Elder m AN D. M. Lidy il AA T. L. Lake gi AA D. A. Scott AN G. O. Caldwell lm AN J. Digiuue AA P. J. Reindl AA R. Cortesini ABF3 D. M. Sylvester ' ABFAN D. o. Wells Qi? ABHAA R. Cabo 31 ABHAA R. Atkins ABHAA C. O. Villanueva g. lf if ABHAA J. M. Funk ABH3 B. L. Smith AA A. Thomas AA A. Dipasqua PRAN C. C. Taft if ' AA J. L. Bailey AN R. A. Bard 'u 4 v Q COMMUNICATIONS DEPARTMENT s 3 LT Richard D. Dolbec ENS G. Mohn t RMC C. M. Clark ly RMC C. E. McKean lgig sMc B. B. Williams I RMI H. Taylor SMI Ziemian l RM3 R. Mahon 6 RM3 R. E. Baxley 1 fi? RMSN D. A. Sabo RMI R. L. Collins ll RMSN R. F. Rogers N, fa t If RMSA M. D. Wiggins RMSN L M Smith RMSN C E Starr RM3 T P Arrmento I -,5,. .. .......-Q - --- V . x 1 .1 ,, . l, If I ..-.....2.L::L.A x-, t . ky it 'X llxrx. ,. N l .yt 5-ll!',K.-,ffl . Yr,-D1-'.':.-Q --.x.':'Ll, . -tt1,: I-jj,x,x1 1.11. ,Q . . F 4 4.44 ,f5Rff ,'!f'-'- 5K','g3 '61 K Li -mifxis-V. A fi I 2 1 yi' EN , A X mL X ' 'f f ff' . r X. ..! I. l ,.... -1.---w---eff-v-J- ' f '. 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Mackey, Jr. LT Gerald CI Sparrow YNSA R. H. Rickenbaugh, jr. DTI GI HI Mignor LISA W. Warner PCSN B. L. Graha ID OPERATIONS DEPARTMENT LCDR George F. Barry LTJG R. B. Siegel WO1 C. W. Cooper ETC S. P. Plank RDC M. Brown ETC G. E- Beyer ETR3 L. M. Gaiter ETR3 L. L. Holloway ETN2 T. L. Curran ET1 V. I. Barish ETI M. L. Young ETNSN M. Peterson ETN2 H. C. Tiell ETR3 W. H. Bobbing ETR3 P. A. Ackerman ETR2 R. Mueller ETN3 D. Chirhart ETR3 D. F. Hunter ETR3 R. Weiten ETRSN W. L. Enzeweiller ETRSA N. W. Anderson RD3 N. D. Schey RDSN D. P. Boudreaux RDSN M. C. Phillips RDSN D. C. Stasulli RDSN G. R. Bonally RD2 R. L. Marvin RD2 R. D. Reynolds RDSA C. A. Burkowski RD3 H. H. Moore DECK DEPARTMENT LCDR Leonard M. Moore LTJG B. S. Galanter ENS M. A. Ehrman LTJG H. L. McGuffy BMCS H. C. Jones BMC C. E. Oliver GMGC L. Beilby BM3 W. I. Foss BM2 R. L. Deforest BM2 A. R. Coffman SA R. Moore SA W. Entzminger SN D. S. Damron SA W. W. Mouille SN L. McAdoo SA P. R. Burris SN R. A. Freeman SN W. T. 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Dunlap GMQKFB SUPPLY DEPARTMENT LCDR Bruce L. Sherman ENS M. W. Dart ENS P L Krug ENS H P Gorman CSCS G B Bronson SKC D D Lynn SHC T L Taylor SFC J. C. Elwell BTC C. M. Kahlert EMC B. B. SFC C. H. Rose EMC C. E. Wells Netherton EN2 N. Boulanger EN1 T. W. Riley ENFN D. C. Batten EN2 R. L. Buchen EN2 G. W. Mueller ENFN G. R. G'Neill MR2 G. M. Silvers MM2 L. Gayhart - MMI T. Dunmire MRI J. L. Murray EN1 C. R. Endicott EN1 R T Badalich MRF N C E Schoonover EN3 E A Nagle MRI J D Sparks FN L J Palladrni SKSN S J Burkowski SKSN J C Stewart SK3 D SK3 W SK3 C sK2 A SKI J SK1 C Bridges Portlock Booker Analla Baker Lazarr C52 Oppenheimer ENFND W Hickman FN W Trawick FN R S Dembeski BT2 E F Austin BTI M G Moore BT2 D R Barintine BTI F Ybarra 1, Q 1- - ' I1 I - ' I- , BTI R. L. sfefiing QMSN R. C. smeby ' ' . .D. A ' . .T. ' ' .s. ' .Rf ' : .. 7Jf. .Jn i ' J- b . K . - . 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Senk FN R. O. Yanis SFMFN W. M. Carter FN J. M. Smith FN E Hall SFMFN W B St John SFPFN L W Remmeler FA R E Rinehart NAVIGATION DEPARTMENT LT Kenneth A Hall QMCJ C Jarvis QM2 T J Scruggs QM3 Cross QMSN Stephenson QMSN Denhup MEDICAL DEPARTMENT LT ohn H Roediger HMCJ L Williams HM2 M P Karstetter HM3 R L Cavilan Setting in Bremerton, Washington u WFRE e e ee e e eeee K in Banger, Washington, taking on ammo 'M 1, 9 XXX 1 0 it W xg I I X, if ,gf ON M Arriving at Coronado, California. OUR The gunboat TUCAMCARl was onloaded in CORONADO. I f, WAY V IT wAsN'T ALL woRK. FROM POLLIWOG T0 SHELLBACK ! WOW! Look at those legs. THE HARD WAY ! R Look who's here! 'YY' as X Take that! MQW k W W Q Hey man!, Give me a break. W And th at! Doc, l'm fine, REALLY!! Meet the Royal Family. Why didn't I join the Airforce? The RoyalBaby, needs a diaper change ANAMA CANAl i 2 i 3 i ami. ,Q ,p A Step by step we advanced. Open saY'5 3 me-H Dredges are a common sight. Not too much room. Going down EUWYOHG? 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