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CAPT. C. A. BOND ' Commander Task Force 68.2 CART. J. E. CLARK COMMANDER L. MILLER Commander U.S.S. Curriluck KAV-72 Executive Officer . ROSTER 0F OFFICERS . .Commander Lt. , Ch.C. . .Ensign . . . .Ch.Mach. ADMINISTRATIVE BOND, CHARLES A.. . . ...... Captain MILLER, CLAYTON L.. . . . . . . fCOmnIander T k F ce 68.21 PALMER, WENDELL S. . . CLARK, JOHN E. .... ..... C aptain JEFFERSON, JAMES E.. . . . . . A I R LANGHAM, J. W. ............... Lt.COmdr. MCOMIE, DONALD B.. . . SCHNEIDER, WILLIAM E. ........... Lt.fjgJ MILLER, VERNE N.. . . . ' WIIILIAMSON, GEORGE L. ......... Ch. R.E. G U N N E R Y HASKAMP, ALVIN J. ................ Lieut. E N C I N E E R I N G CARMODY, EDWARD A. .... ..... L ieut. FLETCHER, .IDELMAR F.. DUNAWAY, WARREN J. .... ..... L ieut. DUNRAR, ROBERT C.. RICHARDSON, HERALD LAIRD, DON E. .... . RYLES, JOHN W. .... . OLSON, JOSEPH C.. . . MCLEOD, GERRY N.. . ....Lt.fjgJ - E.. . . .... Lt. fjgj MALONE, DENZIL W.. . . NAVIGATION ..............Lieut. HARING, PETER A.... JENSEN, CORLISS V. ............... Ensign DAMAGE CONTROL . . . . . . . . . . . . .Lieut. HOEKSEL, WILLIAM C.. HOOD, HUGH L. ................ Ch.Carp. COMMUNICATION ....Lt.fjgJ SEARL, FLOYD C.. .. SUPPLY I .............Lt.fjgj FERRIS,ROBERT DELLA CROCE, ERNEST V. ......... Ch. P.C. IVI E D I C A L JOHNSON, NORMAN C. .............. Liedt. HAGGETT, LESLIE G. ..... . WORMWOOD, WESELY O.. . . . . . . .Ch.Mach. . . . .Ch.EIect. .Elect . . . . .IVIach. . . . .Ensign . . . fCh.Bosn'. . . . .EnsigII . . . .Ensign DENTAL CURTIS, FARRRLL D.. . . . . .Lt. fjgl AVI AT I O N ROGERS, WILLIAM J.. . . .... Lt.Comdr. STEVENSON, JAMES CH - ' - - - 'Lleut BUNGER, DAVID E. .,... .... L Lcomdr. Glsfr. FRANCIS J- ----- '--- L lem IQREITZER, WILLIAM R.. . . ..... Lieut. JENNINGS, JOE CH - ' ' ' 'Lleut GILLOCK, ROBERT H. ............... Lieut. REINBOLT, FRED L.. . ...- Llellt REYNOLDS, ALLAN J .. . . .......... Ensign COMMANDER TASK FORCE 68.2 BOND, CHARLES A. ..... .... C aptain LONG, RICHARD J .. . ---- Lieuil HILDERRAND, RALPH L.. . . . . .Lt.COmdr. LEWIS, ALBERT W.. . . . . . .Lt. Cjgj JUNGHANS, ROBERT :L.. . . . .Lt.Comdr. ' BROWN, EDUARDO P.. . . . . . .Lt. fjgj CLARKE, LEO C. ..... ......... L t.Comdr. HURD, HOMER A.. .. .... Ensign CHAPEL, RAYMOND L. .............. CWO EDITOR' 0TE This uPictOrial Log is a collection of photos assembled i11 an unofficial capacity, in an effort to record some of the points of interest of the uCruise. It is not presented as any attempt to assemble a complete factual or docu- mentary account of the Currituckis participation in wOperatiO1I High Jump. No doubt many of you will think of many incidents Which you will feel should have been included in the book. However the limitation, dictated by the size of the book, of necessity demand much abridgement. It is our desire that this book serve as a souvenir of our time spent in the Antarctic, and our many novel and unique experiences together. If we are suc- cessful in this, we will feel our expenditure of time and effort is amply prepaid. WENDELL S. PALMER Lt. fjgJ , Ch.C., USN Editor The Currituck Prepares to Leave San Diego Top Left-Flight training in San Diego. Top Right-Loading stores in San Diego. Bottom Left-Heave Ho! for the Solid, South. Bottom Right-All aboard for Antarctica. K . if . 3 s 1 PI S 3 . 6 We Cross the Equator, His Majesty Neptunis Rex Comes Aboard to Inspect and Direct The Shellbacks in the Initiation of the Pollywogs B + . Top Left-The Royal Baby looks on! Top Right-They'll do until Sydney. Bottom Left-All this and garbage too Bottom Right-Brig Bait. Top Left-Part of the Royal family. I 'Top Right-Chiefs in stocks, no requisition needed Bottom Left-Yum! Yum! Bottom Right-And they licked their platters clean 7 '- Q '-' -A Y--fe--W - - ----- -- - - V Santy Claus is coming. Chief Droeton helps trim tree. fill the evening of Decem- ber 25 a Christmas Party was given for all hands. There were presents for everybody. The Captain spoke to the erew and a program was given by vari- ous members of the crew. Seal Hunt The Captain gave permission for several, of the ollicers and men to form a seal hunting expedition. This excursion resulted in the capture of a live seal, which U was brought hack to the ship for the examination of all hands. The seal was then released to depart to his native haunts. Top Left-Seal Hunting party prepares to land. Top Right-The initial attack force meets with fierce resistance. Bottom Left-Who, Me? Bottom Riglu-Seal puts up resistance! Top Left-Pm an Antarctic Explorer, tool Top Center-Upton says it's a case of love at first sight. Top Right?-AW, Shut-up! Bottom Left-Mr. McCleod looks on! Bottom Right-You big bully! t 10 i E 'Q Top-Nice fellow! Bottom-Oscar is welcomed aboard the Currituckl I I J 1 L 4 11 N I X A PENGUIN HUNT WAS ORGANIZED, which resulted in the capture of three dis- gusted and resisting Penguins. They were brought hack to the States and given to the Zoo in Washington, D. C. Top Left-Our Nomanal attack forces approalch a penguin! Top Right- Now heis in uniform! Middle Left-Buddy! Buddy! Middle Right-Hold tight! Bottom Left-- At last I,ve seen 21 penguin. Bottom Riglzta-Well has anybody got El cigarette? A Kool that is! NAVY DEPT sv C- i 4- av 5 I THE HOLDS A BEARD Many of the men attained a most luxurious growth of whiskers. In order that it could be found who excelled in the Held of Hirsute Adornment, Captain Bond and Captain Clark agreed to judge a contest of all aspirants. Top Left-fMany are called, but few are chosen. Top Right-Capt. Clark picks a winner. Middle Left-Capt. Clark and Capt. Bond, cool judges, tried and true. Middle Right-Aw Gee, Captain! Bottom Left-Capt. Bond picks a winner! Bottom Right-The Winnahs! By a hair! nr 'fff' ff e 1 ww.. 1 - K.. . ,Q fx aj la, . 5. . -i ,- L. lla 4 .. :av l 3 MAIL CALL. The Currituck received mail once While in the Antarctic region. This was an event most eagerly looked forward to by all hands. Top Left--Clark didn't get no' letter. Top Center-VVhere's that mailman? Top Right-Mailmen turn too-takes time to read all those post cards. Center Left-l'm well, hope you are the same. Center Right-Read 'em slow, they gotta last a long time! Bottom Left-Wl1at's new? Bottom Right-Heh! Heh! you don't say! F THE HOBBY SHOP. A complete and well equipped Hobby Shop enabled the men to become skilled in many varied handicrafts. Top Left-The proud winners in the Hobby Craft Show. Top Right-Hey! Isn't that something? Center--A Hobby Crafter hard at work. Bottom Left--Close ups of Hobby Craft work. Bottom Right-Close ups of prize Hobby Craft work. LIFE IN THE CHIEF'S QUARTERS. Top-Your move! Center-And th th b' eu e 1 had wolf ate her all up, Burp! Bottom-You had to have a beard to get in that game. FLIGHT QUARTERS. The mission of the Currituck was photography and explora- tion by plane. Top Left-Mission for today. Top Right-Lt. Gillock plots flight course. Center Left-Hoisting a jato aboard. Center Right-Provisioning planes. Bottom Left-Survival Gear for planes. Bottom Right-MI-Iope we don't have to use them! Top Left-Crew of baker No. 3 ready to go! Top Right-Oh, shipper, what vou said. Middle Left+Squadron skipper goes aboard. Middle Right-Capt. Clark goes forva ride. Bottom Left-The return! Bottom Right-Upsy daisy! Top LefL-Easy does it! Top Right-Return of the dawn. patrol! Middle Left-Jfowing him out for a fresh start! Middle Righ,L-Whoosh, .thar she goes. Bottom Left-Into the wild Blue Yonder! Bottom Right-Be seeing ya! Top Left-Theysre off! Top Right-Navigator shoots the sun. Middle Left-A watchful eye! Middle Right-Shut the door, Fm dressing. Bottom Left-Asleep at the switch. Bottom Right -Hoisting boats over the side to take in plane! 1 Top Left-Easy does it! Top Right-Two battle scarred Veterans. Middle Left-0.K. Nemmers, you can let go now! Middle Center--The demon photographer. Middle Right-Oh, no! You didn'tI Bottom Left-Made it again! Bottom Right-What goes up must come down. EXPERIMENTS WITH SURVIVAL SUITS. To protect the men who flew over the Antarctic in case of crash landings in the water, these waterproof suits were carried, which would keep out the water and allow the men to survive their immersion in the cold water until help arrived. Top Left-All dressed up and no place to go. Top Right-Our Medical Officer hopes it doesnit leak. Bottom Left-Asleep in the deep. Bottom Right-Maybe their Baptists? X f 1 I 1 i D I l I A l THE MEN OF THE SHIP AT WORTQ. There must he a well organized ship,s company to make possible the successful consumation of any Naval operation. These men have a multitude of different duties, each calling for a skill of the highest order. The following photographs are printed in an attempt to give a birdseye view of the ship at Work. This is not a com- plete coverage since it would have necessitated a prohibitive amount of space. Top Left-Chief carpenter's mate Epps and his handiwork! Top Right-Heas never lost a finger yet! Middle Left-A little dental Work on a saw! Middle Right-Nice work! Miller. Bottom Left-Oh dear, what can the matter be? Bottom right-Carpenter shop does some boat repairs. Top Left-It won,t be long now! Top Right-Doctor. CPainlessJ Curtiss, Ouch! Middle Left- What'cha looking for, bugs? Middle Right-Needles nicks him! Bottom Left--My, My! Ain't it confusing! Bottom Right-Mr. Malone, you're out of uniform! Top Left-Up in the numbers. Top Right-Electricians standing watch. Middle Left-He belongs to the black gang! Middle Right-Hold still now! Bottom Left-Just a twist of the wrist. Bottom Right-Hold it a little higher. 25 Top Left-Engineering force-Now you turn that big valve 'roundl Top Right-And you had better not turn that gidjet the wrong way! Middle Left-Checking on the heating system. Middle Right-Let's see, what will I tell them! Botmm Left-Chief Wade takes a gander. Bottom Right-W7hat,s he saying now? f 4 1 E W w I l. Top Left-Under the spreading water pipes, the Currituck's shipfnttcrs stand. Top Right-Chief Brown shows them how. Illiddle Left--Sllipfltters at work. Middle Right-U-U-U-M-Yum, weaners and sauerkrout! Bottom Left-Making the wherewithall for applesauce. Bottom Right -Chow down! Top Left-And then We have diced carrots ,on the menu! Top Right-Ya, but who cuts the barber's hair? Middle Left-What,s cooking for tonight? Middle Right-A storekeeper always works hard! Bottom Left--Cookies! Oh Boy! ,Bottom Right-That candy will taste good in the Antarctic! Top Left-Some hot dope! Right out of the ether! Top Riglzt-What! No tutti frutti? Middle Left-Shipping cargo from the Cacapon UD to the Currituck! Middle Right-Aireology takes K1 look at thei Weather! Bottom Left-Gunnery drill. Bottom Right-U.S.S. Cacapon fueling the Currituck in the Antarctic. RANDONI SHOTS OF SHIPS PERSONNEL. Top Left-Squadron ready for inspec- tion, burrrrr-is it cold-! Top Right-Squafiron receives Commendation on suevessful coin- pletion of operations from Captain Bond. Middle Left-The Commodore cuts the cake! Middle Right-If I kHONV6fl you was romini I would ,ll baked a cake! Bottom Left-First Lt. in conference. Bottom. Riglmt--Winxat we do best! A'v-- - ---1 -- .:--+lr.-.vii .. i Y 1 1 i i u 4 Y w Y w Y N Top Left--Obviously posed. Top Right-Scrub me mama! Middle Left-Look what crawled out of the radio Shack. Middle Righz-KG' div. gets another memo. Bottom Left-The powers that be in the Elec-lronivs world. Bottom Right-Some more of the ruclio i r i 1 1 31 . Y w 1 4 Top Left-The Sky Pilot and his Cremilins. Top Right-Electric Shop Gang. Middle Left-- If that beard ever gets tangled in the gyro. Middle Right-Refrigeration is our forte! Bottom Left-C 81 R div. Bottom Right-Chief Brown and his shipfitters. T I Top Left-Chip's and his little cl'lippen's. Top Right-Cheese it! The cops. Middle Left-- ulsf' division. Middle Right-Machine shop. Bottom Le t-Supply office at work-at work? 4 f Bottom Right-HS division. ' 33 Top-Whatas so funny King? Bottom--Antarctic style show ANTARCTIC SCENES. Top-Close up of the Currituck. Bottom-The Good Ship Currituckl Top-Photo of Currituvk and planes from thc air Bottom-The Iillle rascals at vest. , Top-Norwegian whaling vessel. Bottom-,loin the Navy and see the world. Look at them clouds and look at that water, lonely, isn't it? f 3 Top-Sunset in the Antarctic. Bottom-Icebergs breaking away from the ice shelf Top-Shot of the Antarctic ice shelf. Bottom-There is a lot more where this came from Top-Coast lihe of the Antarctic. Bottom-Icepack, got a hangover? Top-A mountain range in the Antarctic Bottom-Summer time in the Antarctic! Top-A vertical shot of a glacier. Bottom-Another mountain range in the Antarctic SCENES OF SYDNEY UPON THE COMPLETION OF OUR OPERATION IN THE ANTARCTIC. On the 2nd of March, the Currituck got underway for Sydney. We arrived there on March 13 for a six day visit. lt was the best liberty the Currituck ever had. Top, Left-Crew at quarters. Top Right-Salute! Middle Left-First glimpse of land in 102 days. The Heads of Sydney, Australia. Middle Right-Aaaahl Sydney. Bottom Left-Wo0lo0- mooloo,-Woo-Woo! Bottom Right-Shore Patrol girds its loins. Top Left-Captailfs gig ready to go over the side. Top Right-Going ashore in Sydney- liberty bound. Middle Left--Honor Guard! Middle Right-Capt. Clark, the American Amimas- sador to Australia and Ca Jt. Bond. B tt Lff -T I X Right-Goodbye, Sydheyl 1 0 om e t 0 tie I meriean Embassy, James! Bottom Q r ALABAMA Name Alexander, Walter J. ..... . Clayton, Maynard G. .... . Floyd, Fred D. ....... . Hudson, James E. ..... . Leonard, Howard S.. . . . Norton, Julius R. ..... . Pittman, John T. ..... . Roach, Albert .......... Sanders, Wiley H., Jr.... Warren, Buford O.. . . . ARIZONA Nasewytewa, Harry H. ..... . Norton, Herschel L. .... . Zamora, Augustine .... ARKANSAS Brigman, Troy ............. Damschen, Hollis C. .... . Feimster, Howard Holland, Derel G. .... . Looney, James H. ..... . Miller, Owen T. ........ . Mitchell, Herb-ert L. .... . Pearson, Damon ..... Rhoades, Samuel R. .... . Smith, Harold R., Jr... .. Wilson, Charles E. .... . Worthington, J. M.. . . . CALIFORNIA Allred, James T. ............. . Arnold, Howard W. .......... . Barricman, Charles W. ..... . Behm, Melvin O. ....... . Bergstrom, Royal E. .... . Bliss, John E. F. ....... . Brown, Herbert D. .... . Brown, Smith T., Jr.. .. Chism, Harlan ........ Clifford, James M. .... . Cole, George W. .... . Consiglio, Ross . .. Comer, Eugene .... Deese, Royal Lee .... Dufford, Leland L. .... . Drockton, Alexander .. Edsall, John C. ........... . Epps, Roy J. ............... . Furstenberg, Kenneth D.. . . . Gardner, Nathan A. ...... . Garner, Neil R. ........ . Geller, Robert L.. . . . Gin, Stephen ..... Ginn, Robert D. .... . Holmer, William J.. . . . Johnson, Ross A. .... . Kafer, Harold F. .... . Kies, John R. ...... . Knox, Edward W.. .. Lee, Marion G. ..... . Leman, Emory C.. . . . Longley, Dana O... . . , Rate . .SC2 .CMM .....S1 .....S1 .....S1 .......S2 .StM1 .....RM2 ...AMM1 .....SC3 ....SKVI .....F2 .....F2 .......S1 .....CM3 .......S1 ....SrM2 ...AEM1 .......S1 .....S1 ...,sz ....MM3 .......S2 ABMPH2 .. . . .RMI BMI ....CWT ....CM .......S2 ....GM3 .....F2 .......S2 ....MM2 .....AMI ....CMM ...CPtrV ....CMM ....CCM ...,MMI ....CEM .....S2 .....S1 .......S1 ...RDM2 .......F2 ....CMM .......S1 .....SCI .....EM2 CRM ' QAMM1 PERSONNEL U.S.S. CURRITUCK Name Martin, Robert L., Jr.. Mayhew, Edward L... Moore, Joe E. .......... .. . McDaniels, John M.. . . . McEwan, Kenneth McCoy, Morris ...... McKay, Tromas J. ........ Panamaroff, Walter J.. Reed, John G. ........ . Renz, Robert M. ...... . Rickman, Charles J.. . .. Rittaca, John P. ..... . Robideaux, Herschel A Romine, Steve J. ..... . Schapers, James H.. . . . Simmons, Leland, Jr... Smalling, Eugene T.. .. Smith, Richard R. .... . Stewart, Chester Tanaka, Tamotsu ..... Trujillo, Charles L.. . . . Upton, James F. ..... . Wandell, Mortimer T.. . . . Watkins, John T. ..... . Watson, Leonard M.. . . Whaley, Judge ........ Winters, Raymond R... COLORADO Balck, Harry E. ...... . Bowkler, William N... Cardwell, Harold L.. . . Childers, Robert W.. . . . Farmer, Norman G. ...... . Irvine, Douglas G., Jr.. .. Juarez, George ......... Lloyd, Thomas W.. . . . Rate .... .MMI ..SC3 .. ..CWT AMMCA3 .StM1 . ...... . ACBMA ......SK2 .......S2 ....SKD2 ....PR3 ....CCS ....F2 ......SI .BM2 . . .' .' .'ssMB3 .....QM1 ......F1 ......s2 .....CBM .....CY RMI .......S1 ....F2 ....F2 ....S2 MAM3 ..... si ....cPHM ......S2 Sanchez, Onofer . . . . . . .SI CONNECTICUT Arango, Frank ................... WT2 Brown, Frederick R.. . . . . . . . .S2 Creedon, Leo H. ..... ..... S KVI ' DELAWARE Klosowski, Alfred J. .......... ABMPH3 FLORIDA Brinkley, Marlan P. ...... . . . Holloway, Earl E. .... . ....CGM .....ACOM Jackson, Willie ........ ..... S tM2 Levan, Joseph N., Jr.. .. ...... . . .Fl Lucas, George F. ..... ..... S SMLI Lyon, George W., Jr.. . . . Moore, Nelson Nunn, James Packard, Cyrus C. ..... . Seaborn, James R. .... . Smith, Eugene B. ..... . Tompkins, Paul Winney, Walter E. . . . ... . .AM2 ...AOM2 ......AMI ....AMM3 .....SF3 .....Cox ......BM2 ....CWT GEORGIA Name Allgood, Harry H. ....... . Boyd, James E. .... . Brown, Vernon E. .... . Cooper, Nathaniel, Jr.. . . . Johnson, Robert ...... Mize, Louis ......... IDAHO Cherry, Melvin D. ...... . ILLINOIS Cherpeck, Robert M. ..... . Cunderson, Donald H... .. DeFlorio, Victor V. ..... . Ferencak, Edward C. .... . Hammond, Lewis C. .... . Jayko, ,Eugene A. ....... . Mitchell, William-A. .... . Szwajkart, Adam C.. .. Taylor, Robert W. .... . Wiliinger, John J.. . . . INDIANA Hawkins, Kenneth E. ..... . Lietz, Thomas W. ..... . Stelfey, Richard L.. . .. Ullrey, Carl I. .... . IOWA Clue, Harvey E. ...... ... Dobson, Joseph L. .... . Gilbert, John, Jr. ....... . Nemmers, Clayton F.. . . . Richter, Robert C. .... . Seymour, George Smith, Ivan E. ..... . KANSAS Frazier, Donald A. ..... . Harris, Harold ....... Jackson, Joseph C. .... . Rate . .... SI ....RM3 .....PHM2 .....CK2 .....STM2 ...WTI ....RM3 .....S2 .....S2 .....S2 .......S1 ......SF1 .....S2 .. . .SI ETM3 .....SC3 .....SK2 .....F1 .....HAI .....F2 ....MM2 AETM2 ......CWT ....MM2 ....RM2 .....S1 ......St1 ........F2 Kennedy, James J. ..... .... A MM3 Knefel, William R. ..... ........ C B Low, 'William A. ....... ...... M MRI White, Lawrence B.... ..... MoMM2 Wood, Frank E. ..... ..... A MMII KENTUCKY Boone, Joseph C. ........... .... C MM Coultner, Thomas I. ..... .... C MM Hall, Paul C. .......... ......... S 2 Ingram, Don ........... ..... S TM2 Mann, Cecil R. ............ ...... M M2 Poindexter, Robert G. .... . Swain, Ronald R. ....... . .....STM2 45 LOUISIANA Name Balsamo, Raymond E. ..... . Brewer, Ralph W., Jr.. .. Burnley, Neil ........... Caldwell, William T. .... . Rate .....Sl ....Cox .....Sl Campagno, Joe A. ...... ....... F l Clark, Tom .......... ..... S tM2 Cooley, Ray ...... .... S Cl Lee, Edward E. ....... ..... S l Lee, Marion ........... ..... F 2 LeJeune, Malcolm A. .... . .......F2 Morello, Benedict M.. .. SSMC3 Rouly, Lee R. .............. . ..... .F2 Rowbatham, Richard, Jr. .... ..... F l Self, Billy R. ............. ..... F l MAINE Blaisdell William E. ................. S2 Wass, Jack M. .... - .......... ABMCGAJ2 MARYLAND X Hawkins, Clarence M., Jr.. . . . . . .STMI Moore, Howard B. .......... ....... S l Warrington, William H. ......... PHoM3 MASSACHUSETTS MONTANA Name Rate Johnson, Donald E. ......... ..... S l Propp, Harold J. .... ..... F 2 Scott, Floyd E. .............. . .... Sl NEBRASKA Jochem, Harold ..................... Sl Walker, Elton E. .... ..... P HMI, Young, Billy D. .......... ..... S SMB3 NEVADA Kear, Donald ............ .... A ETM2 NEW JERSEY Adams, Alexander W. ................ F1 Dobronte, Zoil ......... ..... P HM3 Hill, Valentine G. ...... ..... P -HM3 Kaiser William A. ........ ......... S 2 AMM2 Maggiora, Edmond E. ..... . Murphy, Robert T. ........ . Rittweger, Nicholas S. .... . Archibald Roy C. ................ AOM3 Cernigliaro, Mario E. .... ...... A EM3 Grifiin, Joseph J. ..... ....... Q M3 Habin, David ........ ....... A CMM Hallick, Joseph A. .... ..... A MMCI King, Gerald W. ..... . Knudson, Edward J.. . . . McKenzie, Alton R., Jr.. .. ....CMM .....GM3 Thehodo, Arthur R. ...... ..... F 2 MICHIGAN Krajewski, William C. ............ TMV2 Murphy, Gerald R. ..... ...RM3 Watson, Francis R. ..... ..... S 2 MINNESOTA Beihoffer, Harold L. ....... . Cottrell, Royce F. H. .... . Fuchs, John J. ......... . Geer, Paul R. ......... . Kiminki, Willard C. ..... . Langermann, Glenn F.. . .. Richer, Francis L. ..... . Saatzer, Roman J. ........ . .......RM2 .....SM3 ....AFC2 .....CM1 .......S2 .....SMl NNAMM2 Unger, Charles' F. ...... ..... A MM3 NEW MEXICO Baca, Raymond W. .................. Fl Cheney, Frank J., Jr. .... ..... A RMI Oatman Charles L. ......... ....... S 2 NEW YORK Anderson, James E.. Boos, George L.. . . . Brach, Daniel F.. . .. Ciotoli Camillo .. .....StM2 .. ..... EM1 .....MMR2 Danza, Vincent ..... . . . . . . Cox DeGroff, James, A.. . . Dwyer, James P. ..... . .....CWT .... .BMI Garabedian, William H. .......... AMMI Geschwind, Richard A. ..... ....... S l .CMM John, William O. ......... .... . Larison, Robert E.. . . . Linsalata, Thomas .. .. ..... AMM3 ....BkRl Parker, Alexander, Jr.. . . . . . .ETM3 Robinson, Irving C. .... ....... S 2 Russell, William C. .... ........ F C2 Sinclair, Robert F. .... ...... A EM2 Soler, Robert ...... ..... E M3 Sublich, Philip F. ..... ..... A OM2 Zito, Louis P. ...... ....... S l NORTH CAROLINA Felder, Clifton H. . . Jackson, Evander L,. Lockhart, James E.. .. Matthews, Lanier E.. Mayo, Plato R. ...... . Schwartz, Maurice L. ..... ..... S 2 Sulentich, George G. .... ..... S 2 MISSISSIPPI Wells, Thomas E. ........... ..... F 2 MISSOURI Callahan, John L. ........... ..... E M3 Hoelter, Stanley F. ..... ..... S l Huntze, Eugene E. .... ..... S l ...... CSKV .. ...... SC2 ..... ..S1 ....STM1 Murphy, Howard .... ....... S l McCain, Alvin L.. . . . . . . . .STM2 Mclntosh, Linster C. .... ........ S K1 McKay, Thomas J. ....... .... . McKinnon, Robert H. .... Rivenbark, Johnson T.. . . . 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S l Vanbeber, Marvin D. ..... .... S 2 OREGON Custer, Oliver A. .............. CMoMM Messinger, Robert C. ..... . . .' .... . .S2 Picard, Eugene L. ...... ........ S 2 Sjostrom, Richard J. .... ...... S 2 Valentine, Thomas H. ..... ..... W T2 Vyskocil, James A. ................. SMI PENNSYLVANIA Benditt, Robert T. ............... RDM2 Buyer, Walter J. ...... ..... C BM Eberlin, Edmund J. .... .... W TCB3 Hays, Christopher D. ..... ........ S 2 Jimenez, Fernando A. ..... ....... G M3 Kemerer, Clyde O. ..... ..... S SML2 Klingelhofer, Robert .. . ..... .CMM Kraus, Joseph ........ .......... S K3 Mackler, Alfred ...... ..... A BMPH3 Morrow, Henry A.. . . ...... . .Cox Resch, Norman E. .... ........ S l Senesky, Peter ..... ..... A MM3 Vigosky, John J.. .f .... ...... . .S2 Vitchkoski, Leo H. ..... .... C ox Yedlowski, Joseph L. ................ F2 RHODE ISLAND Hoey, John J., Jr. ................. MMI McAteer, Arthur P. ................ RMI SOUTH CAROLINA Barr, Thurmond .................. 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