Dixie (AD 14) - Naval Cruise Book

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W, , AA., ,:x,3:...g ,.,,' 1:41.11 1 CfL?JI-v ,-r,L!F:'7-??bX'f'Q'T 2'2'-f5 1T1'IZZ'.2'11:1k- Jx L - .,...,.....,..,A.-.f,- .. ,.,...,.., .-.,,,,.'.N,.3z,-.twig-L, ..J:v..m .mn-Mx. , 4 THE 1967 WESTPAC CRUISE PM OF THE USS DIXIE AD 14 Table of Contents Page M. .... .- . . -.:Lxw-:gm-,gx:',.'f:x'h'u Ship's History Dedication Ship's Crew Commanding Officer Executive Officer X Division Operations Department Deck Department First Division Second Division Fox Division Engineering Department A Division B Division M Division E Division R Division Medical Department Dental Department Weapons Department W-l Division W-2 Division W-3 CDASHD Division Repair Department R-l Division R-2 Division R-3 Division R-4 Division R-5 Division Supply Department S-l Division S-2 Division S-4 Division S-5 Division S-6 Division The work of the DIXIE and general shipboard life Ports of cal l, departure from San Diego Pearl Harbor, Hawaii Yokosuka, Japan Kaohsiung, Taiwan Hong Kong, B.C.C. Subic,Bay, Olongapo, Philippines Arrival, San Diego -5-fri,-Zpgvw' .4 z.:,tf,r,e- L., . Q :Jv...'.g.4. r.'.:, ,f.::-..:.. .. A J.-.4,. : .. ..,., ,ny . ., ,...,.. . - e f, -gn w... M..- . ., .. -- -.-wr W -..-14-,-f,- g. .,...,. W., 79.9,-,yy?,5r:'-4-zffzwrsv, ..zn,f. A-I-. I- -, , - 5,,e.,,,1avs1:-'-'Ir-f,:ffv'e..,.- - , - .. , , 1, ,Ns , 'vow p-4 A 'v N-I ' V ' -4 N ., A BIOGRAPHY UF U DIXIE AD-I4 The USS DIXIE IAD-I4I, who gives her name to the Navy's largest class of destroyer tenders, was built at the New York Shipbuilding Company, New Jersey, and was launched on May! Jfg 27, I939. 0 . The first ship to be designledjfgjomwxthe keel up for the purpose of repaIrIng and servicing modern fleet DIXIE was formally placed In commission on April 25, I94O!,at Naval Shipyard. Her twent - seven years of continuous is one of the longest int e Navy- I , I The DIXIE's entire careegljgggglqasIgbeengfdevvogtjed to servmg destroyers of the Pacific Fleet. Although San has ,EE been her home port, her first five years were spent almostilfgfltitgely of destroyers in World War ll. The DIXIE operated ipfliices New Caledonia, the Hebrides, the Southern Solomons she provided for the needs of such LittIe Beavers IDestroyer Squadron their f TQhe SIotg. She also provided support around the Westegrn Carolinas, and, eventually, the , The DIXIE arrived I945, after almost four years of overseas duty. In in Operation Crossroads at to SanjiDifegoi again and remained there servicing destroyeafi whbbnjjshe left for Tsing Tao, China. Having been flfie returned again to San Diego in October. She? iI:fxxSan anclfkigiong Beach repairing ships until February, l949j wheinfgishe returned to The DIXIE left Tsing Tao in ,.., ,Ii949,f'iust beforze it fell armies in June, and sailed for5BucknlerW a'SQ,jNOkinawa. The from Buckner Bay in June, sailing Yokosukcij AMSS 'I-Japan, Phgilippines, to act as headquarters fdrz the American Consul and QhWa'I'5gbfcIe' AI5fa?iis in the evacuation of all Canton, made necefgeyqmry? conquest of I The DIXIE by Ihe PRAIRIE 1949, and sailed for San Diego, she became the flajshigp Rear Admiral DuBose, Commander, CruIseII?.jDeistroyer Force, U.S. Fleet. The DIXIE left San Diego on July 9, 21950, for Japan to assisiiinftlie Korean Campaign Along with the Battleship NIISSIOURI, the .cruiser MANCHESTER, and seventeen destro e h ' ' ' Y FS, S e partIcIpated In the bombardlng of the east coast of Korea. After the Korean Conflict the DIXIE made five WestPac cruises through V - I-.4-.if.:5x5..4-T--T... ,,, N365 :... .-l1.f,:.r:n-A -.., ........ at--V I-.,... .N ..,.,..,..s,..,e1.4.-...w.....-...f -.1-..,......,.,.,...-.-,-,,u.,.,,, ,Am,,,g,,, ,M in , Q.- A .how Y K .wi V A 5 ' - f1--- - M I f :.-1-'1' '- - :-we-I ,-faaf :1w'.wzf..f1r 111 :wif-'Lf .?::':fs:c:a:':?.,si':C:'::2+: 1, .41 -xp '. . rite H- -W -W- -me -'S--'-N---W '---W I' 4' H '- 'A f A- -e------ 4 he wf------'---- .-- - -L. .f Q . ...J ...Yee-. .:..a.ss.zu.1:5.71LfQ., : .'x12 . 1 . ',1.,.' -. .I ,,. I the remainder of the l95O's. She has made five to date during the I96O's. During the periods 'DIXIE has been in San Diego she -has served as the flagship of Commander, Cruiser-Destroyer Force, U.S. Pacific Fleet. During the deployments she has visited such ports as Hong Kong, Sasebo, Yokosuka, Beppu, Subic Bay, and Kaohsiung. Among some noteworthy incidents that occurred during DIXIE's past WestPac cruises were the rescue of a private yacht adrift in heavy seas during the I962 deployment, and the transfer ofan injured man from USS PICKET IAGR-7D to the DIXIE while at sea in l963. The cruise of I963 is memorable also for the DIXIE's participation in People-to-People programs such as the sponsorship of the Japanese orphan's home, Kobo Aiii'en, and repairs to the orphanage. While returning from thecruise DIXIE learned that she had won the coveted E for the second consecutive year in the l962-63 CruDesPac' Tender Competition. In that same year DIXIE received the Forces Afloat Athletic Trophy, and the Ney Award for her messing facilities. After a yard period in I.ong Beach, DIXIE returned to San Diego and then deployed for her I964-65 WestPac cruise. She spent the major part of the time in Subic Bay, Philippines, during which the crew contributed money and man- hours to build a two room school building. This building became part of the Tapinac Elementary School in Olongapo, Zambales. In February DIXIE hosted Officers and men of the British aircraft carrier, HMS VICTORIOUS. Spending almost five months in Subic, DIXIE proceeded to the South China Sea where she tested the feasibility of providing tender availability while underway in the Gulf of Tonkin. DIXIE returned to San Diego on the 8th of May, I965, and became the flag- ship of PEAR ADMIRAL W.H. BAUMBERGER, Commander, Cruiser-Destroyer Force, U.S.' Pacific Fleet, until she once again got underway for the Western Pacific in January I966. I I , The I966 Cruise included two visits to Yokosuka, two months in Subic Bay, two visits to Kaohsiung, and a week inHong Kong. Fifty-six tons of Proiect Handclasp. materials were distributed during the cruise. Noriko Shimizu, DIXIE's adopted sister was welcomed aboard in Yolcosuka. DIXIE returned to San Diego on I3 August and shortly thereafter became the flagship of REAR ADMIRAL, W.H. BAUMBERGER, Commander, Cruiser-Destroyer Force, U.S. Pacific Fleet, until she received orders for tender availability in Long Beach, California, during January and February IQ67. DIXIE once again got underway from San Diego for WestPac on 25 April l967. .T n.g'rgf.'.: - ..': of: - M.,-.. M... pq- Ni..-. ff f KX f ai .Mg X sw f f if T I, y LE 4 43-WKQ.Qf1.ff,ei3l l li. 1 T ' ll? l g ,Ig VAQ, A DEDICATIUN This book is dedicated tothe working spirit exhibited by DIXIE personnel. This dedication is not intended to be a selfish appraisal of our own accomplishments but the purpose is to draw at- tention to our primary mission and that can do spirit which is necessary toaccomplishthatmissiong The effectiveness of any command in fulfilling its mission depends not only on the capability of equipment but equally important, uponithe techni- cal know-how and the attitudes demonstrated by persons. Machines are not completely automatic and still require people to operate them. The fol- lowing pages reflect how the combinations of meny machines, and materials are utilized in fulfilling thp mission of a destroyer tender in the Seventh F eet. A l rw. s:,,,4E-,-gg,:Q'::- -' I- .1 aww From topslde. . . Q to down below. . . . mf f J nf? f ' ' ,.,.v I-I f 4' 1-Q7 Vw. ' . - fl W fa f W if A- w fw- -f,-. Jpf , . Wm . ,, L,,..f,.N5,,N, 3 Elm ,, ,f.w,f 'f '6 '1 ff, 'J 'f - .fl ,, gg: x fff.f+::,!W,. fi! N 'G f ff: . A, A ,67N,5i,-M 1, 4 by W' x . . .Q .1 ,V 9 f' 12 1 fi f Z v Z 1 Q , . Q 5 W 2, f, z5 A 5 1 2 A? gf aff f V Q4 ! if f I I 4 X , X f ' , ze' X 4, f f in , -,JH , A 1, iz, ff, 3 5. f f ' 25' 6 . 5 145.-Q .-in-: :g1, X -A 4 Q Id-,,,...,...1.e.c-Q-'rx---- W4 -.J 'mr 1: 1 4. -1:vsmr:n. ' f f' H9 rm ' -.--s ff-1-HY ' ...,. q,. ,- .., 'Iwo 1 ' nf: ff. 1 --'-W'-1 - - '-' ,, ,, A-. 1 r, i ,-..- r ,-.Q 1 THE COMMA G DFF CER CAPTAIN LAWRENCE A. WILDER, USN, a native of Watertown, South Dakota, graduated from the U.S. Naval Academy and was commissioned on 7 June l944. He served in the Pacific Theatre in USS PRESTON CDD-795D until the close of World War ll. All of his duty afloat has been in the Pacific Fleet, principally in the destroyer force. He was Executive Officer in USS R B ANDERSON CDD-7865 and commanded the uss WEDDERBURN CDD-684D Lmla me uss BRINKLEY BASS CDD-8875. Captain Wilder attended Post Graduate School at Stanford University and graduated from the Naval Warfare course at the U.S. Naval War College. He came to the USS DIXIE QAD-145 from his second tour in the Bureau of Naval Personnel. FOI' his actions in the Okinawa Campaign, Captain Wilder was awarded the Bronze St M d F ar e al with Combat V . He was awarded a Gold Star in lieu O acsecond award for his actions In the early months of the Korean conflict. GPTCIIFI Wilder and his wife, the former Geneva Barrus have two sons l-GWVSWCS E-1 l7, and David A., l5. They now reside in the,San'Diego-area: - f.:,-,1..-.2-I H'-,-'yy-1 f-4 - A- y--fix:--,n:-:-gf, f rf, ag:-mu'-'14, 9- . -.-sl. .- .af 1- :4 r f-' -1 :: J. -:,:1 n aw . -' 1 . , . , ow.:-.Y-C-..... . . , A A, Y , , . ... .M ..- .. . . . . ,,,,..,. . . ....c. . , ... . ,A ,..... ,,,.v...,, .- ..,...,w ...cl V .:::1-..1.f 1--:,J:w.k...,1.1 ,:.. .,i.,, T vm: v -ur U-ff - - A , W age' . N11-'ef A--N-3 - 3 Q13-M' Q -W M THE EXECUTIVE OFFICER COMMANDER ALBERT G. HENRY, JR., USN, graduated from the U.S. Naval Academy in I9-48. He was first assigned to the USS MERAPI IAF-38h he later served in USS TARAWA ICVA-4Ol and was Commanding Officer of the USS BUNTING CAMS-35. Commander Henry has seen duty in the USS DECATUR CDD-936D as Weapons Officer and USS FISKE CDDR-842D as Executive Officer. Ashore he has held the position of Naval Staff and Operations Officer Assistant at Naval Station, Naval Mine Defense Laboratory, Florida. Immediately before coming to the USS DIXIE CAD-I4D he was stationed at the Nuclear Weapons Training Center, Pacific. Commander Henry relieved Commander Bushy as the DIXIE's XO in February of I966. Commander Henry resides in the San Diego area with his wife, Martha, and their children, Mary Stuart, IO, Albert, 8, and John, 5. I - -J :K-111' Ji -'15 :'3'!f ' ' ' ' A 'f 'L,,.. '. . ' . -ca .-- .-s vw -quam nf pl' vpgwungsv Q -.-- u-i--my-wav-Q-qi-xv-v-Q-q:zwl1v1'+-weHuw-iii-1rv-ff-rr-S'0- 1-xfwvfv -1 x-ef -1 - - - F A- . - A - - H- - - .. . . .1-- .Q . . v.- .- --. I- rv '4 4 ---- 4 ---1-- 1-If-----1-1--:: f '-'-L., '.'I x.- SVP- M'b,15'f.ec,hfP: -... :-n4f.. -:.i2?tP .1 . ..,2-.-..., ,..-..... f. .,,.,.,,.- . .- ..v. 1 ... ,, ,, -,... N., ,.-.,.., . ,.. ... . . -- .f -.. - N 'T ,. - -'-'- N--'E' I ' '- . . -A . -'- . Ln . .1 - 2- :,.,-'. . M-.-,-.:rc,..-.me1.,:..f.41,....,.zzmez-L.-.ag :r:c:sx..vr.Jf...J.xI:wsu:-2:e.r:1Qs1is:::Q4fqI:.f1Ls::. ' ' ' fx-rm Hr Y 1' -' o.c1,'3?2 WW -K ' T - .- . .- 5 Q- mf- ' 2 , . . 1... . ...fs fu ff mi, ,. M ' ,,. ,. .. . ..m........Q H - ----M fy--ff- -.2'1f: . -1.-A -.-f-----'---t'-'Q -, ...Ee ,.c.....,..,..c, , ,,...-.. mf K Mlm rif f!!! CHSHPCLK CWO J.R. ' LCDR Warren D. TrUmlD0 La Fleur Ship's Chaplain Administrative Division ' c Officer X Division YNC P- H- Flynn Pwcs H. ca. scoff ln every Navy organiza- tion there is an administra- tive branch. On board DIXIE, X Division is on hand to ,complete its mission of Service for the Crew . This division is comprised of thirty-five men to fulfill the functions of the Administra- tive Office, Personnel Of- fice, Chaplain's Office, Master-at-Arms Force, and Post Office. Each is a sec- tion under the direction of the Commanding Officer and Executive Officer. The mission of the Ad- ministrative Office includes routing of all incoming cor- respondence and publica- tions to the respective de- partments for action, as well as insuring that all cor- respondence and recurring reports signed by the Com- manding Officer are checked T .for correctness in form, spelling, serialization, and date prior to mailing. Other duties include retaining master copies of all incom- ing and outgoing correspond- ence and publications and completing all entries in of- ficer service records. The personnel Office may be found busy during the day while personnel check for dates of transfer, advance- ment, re-enlistment and dis- charge. Each of the above necessitates an entryin ser- vice records, records kept up to date on important data concerning performance, awards, dependency, ad- vancement, leave and ed- ucation. Each is an im- portant factor to an individual. The Chaplain has respon- sibility of moral and spiritual guidance and of maintaining the library CII'1Cl crew's lounge for the re- laxation of the crew during off-duty hours. ' it 'Z' - Y '- i . -1 'ffl '17--1:-.- :v:1fz'.i5.3---' an H551 f.1.::7'1,I.:'E1:. 'L'-? 'f::i:'.Q,aggwgv--' 3 .nl .....,,-s.,.u..-i,.L...,f f-E-,-1. . .--M .is-...W W f,..g-.- -......., ,--...--,.,.,,..-,-...., .TM A K W h A .s -.. -Q:-4 Q, , -v -s -L, g, .,-.Z gg. mu,-.,. J.--.'.f--K aw- ,..-. 4-. -1, V-.- v,.-,--4:-sf my- f-11- Bivioivi J. C. Gmey ings X L mms! I '1 Q ' Q 7 f 7 Y 6 2 1 1 f 1 1 - A2 ' ' 1 SFC W. C. Todd PN1F?.N. Carlson GIViT1F?.L. Elliot SF1N.E. Miller EIVI1 L. Gibson SP1 D.A. Nlowery NIR1 AJVI. Tracy ' XXAK PCC C. C. Rickman BTC D. K. Fisher SFP2 J.A. Williford TlVl2 J.F. Jones YN2 L.A. Wongler ElVl2 Nl.D. lVlcCooI SK2 B.E. Ronholm EM2 JR, Hesson PN3 D.W. Nlillis PC3 K.W. Young PN1-3 NLD. Ivey YN3 RD, Patton A--., ..- .... .. .. V--.,.,. . iw-,:M1z':w:-c :fe::-zfazmmrn . ,.:::frm-2 V'-1-5,5-'gg' rf-:gg 1'?ki57F'.W': '1'f'f -- --'ff'-,1tj,4 i,.L:.,..,-,.-f.,,,.-.-,..,,... f fa-....1.-...a e ' ' ,L.,.-, ,n,,-.,w P03 J.W. Paulk SN J.B. Jones SN R.A. Stimson SN JR. Pahl SN J.A. Mayberry SN IVl.O. Kaipi SN J.W. Reynolds SN PLL. lVlcGhee SN J.S. Mahler SA FLW. Becker SA C,T. Heard SN E.J. Warren SN T.F?. Jensen SN PLL. Schroeder ELM S. N Q-- 5-gi ,rg as-31 NI x rywk f 1 fl! L XX Yov cm TELL wevwze GCOO Guve... ,away ALL wma wma ws! T.f,.... NT L f if WU T ' 7 EH ' 4 4 ff ' ' Q R si X, X X, T X ' gs-:,,-Q, .za-,ef ' .:- OPERATIONS 'W y mmwmc ga LT. F,E. Ryllell, JF., USNFI LTJG. FLJ. Brady, USN ODSWUOHS and N3-ViQafi0l'l Department RIVIC V.O. Rhinlander Communications Officer . Head SIVI1 B.G. Smith P , , RD1 RH. Pennington The mission of the Opera- QM1 mvi, Holden tions and Navigation Department is to collect, evaluate, and dis- seminate combat and operations c information required for the 'N assigned tasks of the ship, to f 'T provide Intelligence, Aerolog- A T y it ical and external communica- tions service, and to provide safe and effective navigation and piloting of the ship. The tasks of the O8.N Department include the planning, scheduling and coordination of the ship, the continual and accurate plotting of the ship's course and position, recommending courses to be steered, ' and the procurement and maintenance of navigational charts, publications and equipment. g . The Quartermasters assist the Navigator in plotting the ship's course and position underway and are responsible for recording all significant events in the Ship's Deck Log. The Signalmen send and receive messages by flashing light, semaphore and flaghoist, render passing honors to other ships and boats, and are responsible for the proper display of ensigns and personal flags during salutes and national honors. The Radarmen collect, display and evaluate tactical and combat information needed for the efficient fighting and navigation of the ship. The Radio men handle exterior electrical communications and perform this vital function 24 hours a day, in port and at sea. I - --r L nv, - 1-4 - f'- ' 4' ' ' . ,v-...c. p- ,...,--.----.v.-Q . -A -.-. . - . '.vl'l-G- l.-m.. ., ., . , . ,. .,.. .,--wh-i-f-R-my , - -- -y-,-.N-f-.--xg-1-, rv ':: f: 'fl'-.......3. ,-.....f..-,,,-..,s- ,,-,. ,.,.W-W-ig.-, 53-,,,,,5,,-1ii,L,,,.,,, ygmh-15,5-a,...,..g,4,m..,L.i:f1.s::e.esQ.fwm:ga:f41:J-1. -1 ,.. SlVl2 J.l.. Sewell SlVl2 T.A. Stewart FllVl2 L. Taylor FllVl3 W.E. Tucker QlVl3 C. Rivera BD3 K.B, Bell YN3 I-l.A. Williams RIVI3 B.B. Shelden ETN3 T,B. Pabian CYN3 C.T. Bolitho BIVI3 AR. Shoestring RD3 G.L. Thistlewaite BDSN A.J. Russo SIVISN D,A, Blanchard BIVISN L,F. Young SIVISN lVl.A. Bowers BNISN PLS. Pyles SN K,P, O'Brien SN HR. Brown SN J.A. Aggergaard SN FLC. Bradley SN B, Sellers SN DR. Kopfer SN A.A. Nugent SN P.-J. Beiter SN W,A, Johnson SN RJ. Beltramini SN RT. Fried CYN3 l-l,L, Harris nscx DEPA t t LT. JR. Zike . J First Lieutenant I from August '66 to July Q7 LTJG. J.A. Lawin First Lieutenant BIVIC PLN. Hellstrom from August '67 to present g X - The mission ofthe Deck and Gunnery Department is to carry out' deck operations and evolutions, to maintain arma- ment and ordnance of the ship, and to procure, handle, stow and issue ammunition and pyrotechnics. The department is subdivided into three separate di- visions: First, Second and Fox Divisions. First Division consists of 34 men and is responsible for the appearance and maintenance of the forward part ot the ship. Fox Division is responsible for all gunnery items, including ' directors and associated fire control equipment. Second T Division's 42 men take care ofthe after section ot the ship CWC JE. Vancleef along with the boat deck. ghipfs Boatswain First and Second Divisions provide and train boat cox- swains, maintain the DIXIE's boats, and Furnish lifeboat details. The men of these divisions see to the upkeep and preservation ofthe decks and sides ot the ship. They also maintain and operate the paravane and airplane cranes. The DlXIE's deck men handle the mooring and an- choring ot the massive tender, as well as the mooring ofthe ships that come alongside. The Deck Department provides technical assistance in tests of rigging equipment and manufactures rigging items when requested. The men of the deck Force stand watches in port and underway, including helmsmen and lookouts. The Gun Gang sees to gun barrel replacements and maintenance ofthe DIXlE's 5 38mm battery, manning the mount for action when needed. Wie mg--.EF -- ,sf A .,:.., '-.,- ,...- Y f-gr' '-1:'f cvz:-vc -- f ' - -V--vcza-.a.x,:..g1...-ms.. v , . . E3SY.'B-QL'::.-..'z1:.a3,:..:'.e.,.-z-. ff' 4ScTd? i'E'sK:IiET '::.::12',1t.lT-2TL7-?'- ,-....,. -r - . . -gfgag-15 , '7y.T0 9X 921 - '?.?.. -. , ,--. -A 44...-31 -. - ..- . A 1 : ' V -. . J. . A ' T , A'.,,f'L..,..-,..Al f..-14...-4-...4f.1..,-..-11f-f1.fC3..,..A.-Jx-o.as.C7-..s..u.-.7-.f:.tt Q -A-V A.,,,,,,,,..,.H-.a.p..,4u,v--v,1.f4.qA-x-s:w-.m-n.Q 4 1 -.........,.-..2,.,..,.,-.,..-.v- .1 4- 1 nv-11 First Division r S Z , ,4 X I 4 . 2 in 5,5 A ,, Q , -as fr- :nears-mu. ggi-'svsswsaf .sa :mrs'vxmv- Q,-M.. BIVY1 T.O. Rowe BIVI3 H.F.H. Yun BIVI3 FLA. Dobbins BIVI3 N.C. Swanson BIVI3 LJ. Baumanis BIVI3 L.D. Siltman . - BIVI3 J.C. Vanliuvender BIVI3 V. Jones BIVI3 RC. McAllister BNI3 J.P. Berning BIVI3 F.A. Litfin BIVI3 A.IVl. Warrick SN J. Ramos SN FLD, Davis SN L.L. Payne SN J, Connor SN IVI. Everidge SN L.A. Fink SN LR, Page SN G.E, Woerner SN E.H. Curlis SN HR. Boston SN R, O'ConneII SN T.S. Thornburg SN F.JQ 'English ,..... ...,.,-,.......,,.-,.....,,.,,,.... ,,,.. -- . ., T... . - Wa.-- W., , A 'qw ff ' 1- .3-r-f-v-rw-.lpn-+A-u4m,4-m c'e-ova-1 y-ovvvvswsvpusf-napaapwynwmqwnnqqq-qvyw- ., ,.,,. , ,.. 4. 'B' ' . 'r--:f'1. .-.-orsv':- 1. .. f- 1 mes- Y ., s - i'1!+v.EaZH,-?.1'1,1g.'3-5g-5-,1-m55g5..,5:.?.u.-v ,uf Y 1.-v.,..4-....,.,. --...,..-.,..-.,.,. , Q x N V W x , A. ,, M. ----. ..,.- 4...:-.a. ...':. P' : -. ---g .... ,W .M ,, a . .V .. .......-.-....,,,.....s --- - 3 . . i Y V Y i 4 -V Y J. T.: !'5'lf-,.., ..'.z.'.!:1f?:5-.,1-au7.,,.ra?1..ggQ:Qu,9,ig'5:':' .qupra,3w2,H,,,Ew.om-g,.-r- ,UZ , SN D. Poole , SN J.W. Petergen SN G.J. Co'f1'dr'c-35? SN J.W. Nlclver SN K.lVi. Mahler 'U SN D.IVl. Kuni SN G,W, Freeman SN PLL. Cassidy SN RJ. Sheiner SN L.A. Payer SN GR. Thompson SN lVl.B. Dougherty SN L. Hugie SN C.iVi. Herrera SN RE. Harris SN RJ. North SN D.J. Saxberg ' SN RE. Hardesty Second Division BNI1 E.F. Howard BM3 S.L, Waroff SN F.A. Sklenka SN I-LW. Holsberry SN D,A. Laycock - 't'.'12?k1'PJi'f6?IilfWufi?HY-?22 2Y1N2'4'5 -- -- '- - - - 12-4'- - gfff-ff?- fl - - '- -, , 4wm'.m1 :vmwr.zux.-.-.mp-4-.w... -wnsga-4gw,raxs's. Tl' , 254.-v..,...... .-.1,,.....s.,,.,.,... --.-.'.-ww-1.-- QA F -33551--103, 5 ff 5 J - .-.ff---431-N--......-J. a.........a..,m..,-a4.f.,.Q-.,,p-f-L,f.q,s-mmaeaf:awqf H ah xwiwhigzxtigjgan A H' 'S ffm' - -'N' - , . . , .,.. .......-..,v.-..-...J-.-..f.'-f-.-.v-Q.v- '3gfm -'j ,M ,fi-Ah-,,,N-,,,,. I 1 SN T.W. Thompson SN B,G. Deming SA NLP. Shea SN DR. Ward SN L.N. Austin A i e me SN KR. White SN FLA. lVlull SN D,P, Williams SN Fl,L, Chasteen SN W.L. Brown L. SS SN D.W. Williams SN D,F. Janson SN lVl.l-l. Leal SA V,L, Kelley SN FLC. Long SA S.J. Senetcky SN W.A. Kennedy SN J.C. Renrick SN O.F. Schmel SN J.J. 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John SN J.S. Marston SN J.P, Vetzel SN T.Ft. Graves ' Wifi 1 Fox Division 7 XV . f I uvvsv 1 f , 'ef .. T A -1. . t . . -. A .. ..1...-.- L.' .. J,. .J.,.-f--'--f- rw- -H P v- ef '-:---fn--1---'-V-r-aff '-- -4 -'-4-nv -ww -' Q :- A-:,-' ' ... ...,..,,., .Vg fn, . .1 . V,...,,.-v-pe.-.gg-pw-..-ws . il'-41.1.21 ' , .vi E -fr..7-'mg.-wg-nm:2w:.F:f: .'2 .,,....... .. -. E HY -ff 'fJA,' me -., ...agree .. ..-. K N . ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT l I I l i il , LvE-.ZZEEHIE ' ' l ' I y -LT EA. Ledbetter . Emo lvi.s. Seder A CWO V5f.E. Meyers Engineering Officer Main Propulsion Assistant Electrical Officer I l l , 1 3 Q E The DIXIE Engineering Department works with the Repair Department to insure that services to destroyers alongside is of the highest calibre. These services m- clude three phase 440 volt AC and l20 volt DC power, l50 pound steam, Feed and l Fresh water, Navy Standard and diesel oil, and l00 pound low and 3000 pound high pressure air. M Division is composed of Machinist Mates and is responsible For two main engines, Four ships service generators, two distilling plants and associated auxil- iary machinery. B Division is made up of Boilermen and is responsible For the DlXIE's four . Boilers. The lc ' h M D' ' ' ' ' ' y wor wit :vision In the two main machinery spaces. The handling i and storage of Fuel oil is under their cognizance A Division or Auxiliary Gang is composed of Machinist Mates and Enginemen ' and is res on 'bl F ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' p SI e or air conditioning units, mam refrigeration plant, ship's boats, steering engines, Four cranes and heating steam For DIXIE and ships alongside. Shipfitters and Damage Controlmen make up R or Repair Division. This group is responsible For all damage control and fire Fighting equipment water ti ht in- , I ' 9 i tegrlty, and the ship's hull in general. These personnel handle a maiority of all work requests in the Engineering Department. l E Division or the Electrical Gang is composed of Electricians Mates and ln- ternal Communication Electricia 'b ' l 4 . ns responsn le For the gyro compass, internal e communication s t ' ' ' ' ' . .ys ems, the electrical distribution switchboard, all normal and ll emergency lighting throughout the h' d ' ' l s lp, an various other electrical systems. l l DCCIVI D.N. Matthews IVIIVICS G. Brown NIMCS F,B. Ethridge CPhoto Not Avaiiableh DCCS C. Davis DCCS J.L. Stewart BTC J.W. Simonson EIVIC GJVI. Smeltz SFC I-LD. Brazzle , . ,, , , .V ' .. -,.:, :zwz.E,f :TVTA ..,,:..,.. , .1-. -K ,A-R-: A ., . -J ,::J Vx FQ. f-,.-.vf.,.. I -A ... -'Q .- f,w,,,- pa qw-XJ , f ,. Z-'Aw ,- aww W at : 'WY 'U ii'W','i'ff Qf-Gmf--'Q MM' 5 ff -M ,ffy f,,Q,W,.-.M W 7. fl , X i U, , , J, ,V K. ,L It W H ,.,U .! 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Gee YN3 lVl. Benson YN3 DR, Perry EN3 -LP, lVloore ElVl3 l-l.Fl. Seefeldt EN3 D,P, Peterman lVlFl3 A,F, Parker EN3 RL. Burgess SN N.D, Gookin ENFN J.P. Cross ENFN AB. Galoway FN R.T, Fardo FN A.C. l-lixson FN FLC, Lewis FN A,C. Russell FN A.C, Franklin FN I. Lara SN G.C. Ciocian FN J.P. Glasgow FN FLD. Sayers FN E.G. BayS F am -f-in snr 'i-:cuff J A ,sus-o. 1-J--f-,....-,.r..-s-,-.,...-1.-. ef.,-l.. ..--.. ,.-,.. . ,. ,', Ah, ,- z ' '. , es Y -. . y-.QA-nalvl- .bF9'l 'Q ??l i ' an . bJ.fqr:-u.r4r'2-4- f'---H - p -.-1 P JF.,--1... ,..J..l ,,,....2f.':.H' M. . 1--.. , q ' .. - .. , Q.,-,L,,q,',,,,, ,,,, gm, , , . . . , . . .een -if - .-.-...gf Q- 4 I Vg-,Q r , zxkygvl-W S-NFANL?-,lick -5, .wgyenx -A glam-r 12, L:A, U h W F K' l In I ' ' -' ' '--- --'-- '-- ---- ----Y-Q -N ' '-1' -'L'T+,.f. ts? -F ' 'L ..1f1'fsr1 c-':'s z's..x..a. '.u1. ...5:...,:.z' 'i -'.'.1...'-lr-.6 .A ' z - V -1-. ,, ,.-, , , , nr I. V . ,L . '-1:-' ,L,,-. ...-a..-A-.,,..f A1-rlzrgfsi'-l W- nf L '- mg.:-1 ' . B Division BT1N,L. Leturno BT2 K.P, Pradarelli BT2 W.J. Sickmiller BT3 l-l.J. Anderson BT3 C.E. Wetzel BT3 J.E. Oakman BT3 T.E. Dickens BT3 D,A, Loser BT3 FLL. White BT3 D,O. Wolter BT3 D.W. Morgan FN B.J. Rienks FN H.E. Moore FN D.L. Whited FN P. Armstead FN S.F. Morse FN G.O. Burrows FN W,E, Hasten FN T.L. Thrift FN 61.0. Edwards FA L.V. Mills FA J.B. Giles ' 'Y V' ' - : 4', 'f A' ' ' . A b F ' E ga -q. 4f--l i- RQXQL Q-no qv - A--ULCKA'-s'L'L 14.5- ..-4,,.gl -on -.af-fa ' -u-X :s'vLQ'-fl-:vw .Lg 1-- ,L Q - .45 Q-.-5.-Jan ,wr-4 -V-.Q -I v f,-.4 . ' Q-A . l ,g, .0-1- :,. ..-.,.... ...uf-. ..',4..,..A :aww --f-.044--1yvf+-.-V...-,., ...a ..1,....-...T...-,,.... -...f-.-....1. . -fm .- Q...-fame.. 2.1 -nf? 11--?u..f.n,a-3:15-5'fwK3.lL.,7D,f-is V , Y 1 ,V Y ,s .,. - -- Y - , -...,.m.f - '-.,,-.,- Q. v-....,.-,.. ..Y..... ...-......-f ...N-Q.-1-1-X A-A---A-----------.-m --1-..-, Ji. -nr Y,Y, .Y Y,,Y,,A,V,,,4,-,,,g,,A , 1 H VI D- A47-.M -V X-NMA--lm I - dig 4 nik, ivuvn o.A. Blair F ' ' ' lVllVl1 Fi. Carter ivnvl2 do. Jones lVllVl2 FLA. Weaver lVllVl2 F. Stovall IVllvi2 W.l-l. Smith lVllVl2 J.P. Goodloe IVIIVI3 J.E. Brown lVllVI3 FLP. Wagner IVllVl3 AR. Myles lVllVI3 RR. Wolberg lVllVl3 lVl,l.. Messenger lVllVlFN R.C. Sheridan FN T.D. Vanl-loose FN W,C, Christensen FN J.lVl. Ramsey FN J.B. Jards FN GR. Collard FN C.A. Darden FN FLW. Knecht FN S,E, Botten FN F.T. Pasquariello FN R.E, Himes FN R.L. Saucier FN A.T. Gee FA FLT, Dowers FA D.Fi. Reynolds FA D.J, Davis E Division -Q4 EIVIQ E,C. lvledff-Sy.-1 ENI2 W.l-l. Smith ' ElVI2 K. Wooteh EM2 lVl,J. lVlur:'pl1y '1 EM3 AD, Schroeder ENI3 D,D, Kelly EM3 P.lVl,,Deis EM3 G.T. lVIcNeaI ElVl3 J,F. Newcomb ICS J.lVl, Contreras ICFN S,C. Smith ICFN FLF. Wheaton ICFN lVl.E. Sankeyl ICFA P.A. Shaffer FN A,J. Nlarohal FN F.A. Stolz FN IVl.E, Andrezik FN RR. Hall FN T.T. Burchett FN D. Narvaiz ..---.,' J.: 5 ,.. ..... , - -an --.. - , sw,-.rv .Y-1-Gun' '-2 M W .0 , ,App fs-rplvxzxtf.. r.:f::1..-...,-1L-.-- , .. R Division SF1 S L Pmtang SFIVIQ J E Strope SFP2 G D Castoe DC2 J lVl Roby DC2 H S Souza DC3 G L Bader SFP3 A lVl Pavllmch SFlVl3 H L Poole SFP3 J L Christopher SFlVl3 L P Day FN G Nl Baumgarten FN O L Wells FN B C Pope FN T C Kmdy FN R J Dowell FA D J Wilkins SFFA J W Bonner 911316 Q ii LL-.K gil - Down lm ll-is 'De:viL,5 lmvzizmo -- I . ,. .. 'TPS' 'b. 'IRT ' -1' 1 A'L1ihx'..JL ..T.:ir..'-'SJ-. .43-7-'..I ' 7 '-Z?.?.: ' V '-542-'-2.-T::.J-.J .Q. 1--,.'.- 1---P '1S e -. -' rua-' - - ,- - . 2433:-.,.z ...., ..::.:., .. .,,..,.:....,.::zzW....,..Y.........................:....W.. -,.,......-m .. ...-,.-..s..s.- .wfgffwf-wggg'5-,f,f2:.e-,U-.e ..,,, LT- JD- Mellema' I - LT. e.c. Graham I Medica' Officer I -- . iviedicai Officer from JUIY '56 to AUQUSI '57 from August '67 to present I-IIVI1 JR. Webb I-IIVI1 F,A, Strock HlVl2 D.A. Lerback I I-IIVI2 G.S. Sleipnes HNI2 FLC. Harrison HNI2 B,A. Hanson I I HIVI2 P.F. Cornell HIVI3 B.J. Gregory I-IIVI3 lVI.IVl. Brewste A I-HVI3 D.L. Tippet I MEDICAL DEPARTMENT I-IIVICI DR, Imhoff Keep as many men at as many guns as many days as possible. MD Inst. 5400. IC On board DIXIE we substie tute the word machines For guns to describe our pri- mary mission. This is ac- complished not only by day to day treatment of Frac- tures, ingrown toe-nails and the common virus infections, but also by preventive medi- cine: insecticide spraying, daily testing of ship's water, mess cook examinations, pe- riodic immunizations 8. san- itation inspections. To the ships alongside, the DIXIE medical Department provides consultation services as well. as Facilities for short term hospitalization, physical exams, ECG, X-ray and rou- tine Iaboratory and testing. .Xa . 'x.. --1 -mf' 1- rm -msn.-Na-71 -1, -- w-ff - '-- 7, i.:', V -+5-'--1 -g-f - --- '- ' M . .f..4,4.- - Q 4' ' -' - ---f--A ' ' f -U-' ' ' E TAL EPAR MEN J N Gutierez con. RR, Thomason LCDR. vv.J. Toth '-T- - - . Dental Officer Asst. Dental Officer Asst. Dental Officer , , I LCDR, FLW. Triftshauser LT S. Shaffer I WLT. l'l.T. LOVIQ c Asst. Dental Officer Asst. Dental Officer Asst. Dental Officer The mission of the Dental Department is to provide the highest standard of dental care for the officers and men of the USS DIXIE and vessels being Lended, preventing and controlling dental diseases, andsupervising oral yglene. DIXIE. is scheduled to be outfitted with the most advanced and modern dental equipment available during the upcoming yard period. . 1:2 A W DT1 D, F- kins DT2 D.:v.. Cokefair DT2 IVLB. Sailors DT3 W.K. Fallis DT3 R.B. Miller DT3 J.-J. 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The demand created was for a method by which destroyers could attack enemy submarines while be- ' I yond the sub's attack capabil- ities. One weapons system developed to meet this need was DASH lDroneAnti-Sub- marine Helicopteri. The idea of using a drone helicopter was con- ceived by the staff of the Commander, Destroyer Force, Atlantic Fleet. The elimina- tion of the pilot gives the ship Commander greater freedom of operation, day or night, and Ens. J.IVI. lVlcDonald ENC P.H. Herron under hazardous conditions. Like all other aircraft the DASH Weapons System requires a great deal of maintenance. While much of the maintenance can be accomplished aboard the destroyer there remains special maintenance and repair that requires greater facilities than can be carried on a small ship. For this reason Destroyer ' Tenders have been extensively equipped with DASH' repaircuapabilirties. Elec- tronics ratings are responsible for the maintenance of Drone Aironics and target control systems. The mechanics and enginemen are responsible for power plant, airframe and other maintenance, while the DASH crew is respon- sible for installation of field changes. . l ATN2 w,J, Stephens ETR2 Fi. Harris ETR3 S,A. Palmer A ETN3 G.L. Burdick SN S.E. Wingrove SN L.W. Brilinski SN FLJ. Watson FN D.W. Brown S., .,,, I L V , , S , , 0...-q . as -Q-r-Q-ufvf .:-sf-V---. V-, '1 , T'fIf2'f'.f 1 '?fI3???l ff'Tf.'Q2C.'.,fIi .2'ILT2f1'i4Tf ,Z'f If.' TTT' l' Tinfffiflvrf-'iff 'mm' A t?.e1':'f.f.if:Fiiiriti '-'12 2 -4: -?'5lt'::.Q- :Extra .x:arma:5:w'a.xv5'1.+'?J'1'i 2'2'W'51'2-'2'12 1 --f -' 7232?-2?-1-4-r-'11 '.T:'-:':-e:.'- :zf::fPJ:1:.:.r.:':'w 1-,. 2. m.,....f. .cm 1- L- 1. Q Q. as--1. -..Q W- -2. do--A avxr'-and A 5.w..aS.m:::Gi--w-J - - X manded new techniques in anti-,gg lk cm Q -'5?4'f 'a 'k'-7 f 5 'WA' M, 'ut 'avwarcx-a' 42 CDR C,K, Mitchell LT J F Logue LT C E Busenlehner Repair Officer Assistant Repair Officer Electronics Repair Officer ' T fi!,LnT?' LT T.A. Kaluza Electrical Repair Officer ,..,,-.-,-1.--,-,,..L. ---,., . , L .wr -n-1-,-V-.P-rv., -vs., .-.-.IQ--yew'-QA-1 -u-yy... T The Repair Department is primarily concerned with the welfare of other ships rather than the DIXIE, in contrast to the majority of the ship's depart- A ments. T The primary mission of this department is the accomplishment of any and ajj repjuirs which are within its capability to accomplish within the time a owe . The departrnent's capability to accomplish repairs is' quite diverse, covering such things as underuwater hull Inspection by the Divers or plugging a hull opening sf: that a BIPS line may be renewed by the Pipefitters. At the same time a va ve may e removed and its seat built u in the Weld Sho machined by the Machinery Repairmen and reassemblelil and tested by Vlallve Shop personnel. Electronics Technicians may be on the mast, which is being fixed by the Shipfitters, repairing an air search radar, while down below the Sonarmen are checking out the underwater fire control equipment. The Boil- ermen may be replacing tubes in a boiler at the same time Sheetmetal personnel are repairing a crack inside the smokestack and Gage Shop per- sonnel are repairing the boiler gages. The Deck Force at one minute may lift a boat aboard for the Carpenter Shop to repair and next lift a gun barrel into position for the Ordnance Shop to regun a ship. A part is not available so a pattern must be made in the Pattern Shop so that the Foundry can pour a new one, allowing the Outside Repair personnel to complete their job. Electrical Repair personnel are busy rewinding an electric motor, while batteries for the boat are being charged and Gyro Shop people are busy in- specting a gyro compass and interior communication equipment. A safe is inadvertently jammed sothe Key and Lock Man is busy, and, to help pre- vent this happening again, the Engraving Shop is called on to make a new sign. Fire Control personnel work on a piece of equipment shorted out by salt spray, while the Canvas Shop is making new covers which hopefully will help that situation. The Print Shop runs off the Christmas menu, while the Typewriter Shop repairs the typewriter used to type the menu. Binoculars and clocks are being com- pletely overhauled in the Optical and Watch Shops while the crew watches a movie on a projector recently re- paired in the Movie Shop. A mes- sage to sail is received on a tele- type machine recently overhauled in t e Teletype Shop. if, 'f t W 1wyf kiwi , CWO G.E. Williams. 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Coleman IVIR3 P.F, Kalynycz IVIR3 B,L. Brehm MR3 J.G. lvlassie IVIR3 GR. Nlckinney lVllVl3 l-LG. l-lifll NINI3 RS. Davis lVlL3 K.A. Cockrell IVIM3 D.E. Wais IVIFZ3 J.C. Wetzel DlVl3 l-LA. Kellow MRS RR, Trainor IVIR3 R,W, Fleming NIR3 L.D, Bennett lVlR3 lVl.L. Etlick BT3 J.E. Lane IVIlVl3 K.V. Lommen lVlF?3 T,E. Correa MR3 FLJ. lvlalecky lVlL3 lVl.L. Zbinden BT3 W. Handley lVlFi3 D.W. Leal lVllVl3 lVl.D. Fetch lVllVlFN NLD. lVlorin IVILFN GR. l-lannfielb IVIRFN G.E. Hoberg IVIRFN T,W, lVlcCuIIar IVIRFN K.P. Follstead DIVISN T,A. Lubahn lVlFlFN B.L. Thomas IVIFQFN B,L. Brehm IVILFN D.J. Santella DIVISN P.C. Shelley IVIRFN CR. Osborn IVIRFN lVl.W. Tilly IVIRFN J.J. Edwards IVIRFN J.l-l. Ashley IVIRFN O,W, Franklin DIVISN FLA. Horton IVIRFN J.L. Robinson FN J.W, Emerson FN W,E. lvlead FN J.E. Hutchison FN l-LP. Bowles SN C.L. Shelburne FN G.C. Stevens FN W.W. Arnesen FN J.A. Walker fx. ' ' ' ' ' ' gyf':v'!:'.? :SE- 'Q'a w1'.1.. 'G '-4' ' Q' A ' - ','i! 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Hansen SN WD, Pringle FN T.C. Bucklew FN W.l.. Burrow FA Fi.iVI. Sinon FA Fi.F. Burke SA Fi.E. Nlarstin FA IVI. Cano FA C. Gomez mul 1 ,f ti X New Q W O 1 ,g..... -..f.-1,...-q..,.f--fo.-4-V-A i -M -en :Mans-uf ,s-v--fsHf-u-v.1f.g--v..u.-.,.r.v.:xfq-'Kn-n-v-seQr-''H-21 - '1-f-v -v-v----- A... .,..,.. . . an ... .W.-..Q-.MFffia,ff-1:-me':,:w:.wra::.1.wr:',w.mamnvwmrra-smz11u'saxfmq,Qm.,w4:Lf5g,E1Y2..E?5fq 'Q.n.:5g1:i:':.'q',3f, 5 .,gage .,,1..,.E.L,,i.i.. F, . , ,hu Q , , - j '-'-', ' 'j , ', ' ' j f 'f ' Y A ' ' WW ' . -: :'f ,af-.','i:Lz: :Largo--.fqa.rm.ww..f'1f.i-'-:- X V 2 'y .,1'i.TZ?a'f.h'?.1?4i.s'e1v'aT.h:::g,,.f-.5:f,g 3 V ,-...n,,.,....-- ..-,....A. T ..-Y - ICQ E.E. lVliller FTG2 L, Bennett EIVl2 S.W. lVIeilleur ENI2 L..J. Thompson IC3 lVl.L. Werner ElVl3 CR. Moore IM3 PLE. Davis lC3 W.J, O'Connor IC3 D.L, Hoy ElVl3 C,L. Baugh lC3 D.L. Walls ElVl3 JR. Moore IC3 D.S. Carney EIVIFN W.L. Brown ICFN G.F. Zeltler ICFN L. Floyd ICFN D.W. Hook EIVIFN lVI.lVI. Nlakay ICFN G.A. Kelsey ElVlFN RA. lvlant ElVlFN P,L. Harper ICFN H,E, Peyreghe EIVIFN T.V, Smith EIVIFN PLE, Hamlin FN J.D. Laundra FN N.J. Kropsch FN A.W. Jacobs u:cv-f..f..4-.r-.a..f+.4v.,a...-4.-1-4.-:f::v,- ll A :vm Q...-.f,f,' -.-,f.,.h+ A , Q-.sau --- Lf. r .- 1vr:es:1zQ-f-1. - cr- -1: 1v ..,1f - f - f ' ,,,g..'-:gg . - ...V .. -: sr - '-,-P-1.2, ,. . MTM. -7 QQ-: 'v-'P-5 -'M' - --- . . .. ,..--MCH.-L ....J.,.Am-Y-.....-,.4-f.-no-An. - . M, .t J', ,...... 9rQaA-msn'-.nmsoeT5'35se'?C'Sbf::. , Q. i l l l 3 x l l l I S l i ' 'Q 5 ' :ummm-sar:.:. 35-Quasar fr 'wz-u1::sv-u?- R-4 Division RIVI1 J. Starling ET1 R.lVl. Spooner AK1 E.E. Shue ET1S,P. Cross ETN2 E.W. Orr ETR2 D.E, Donaldson ETN2 J.E. Settle ETR2 L.Fi. Pollard ETR2 A.J. Ivlerchen ETR2 L.D. Barefield ETN2 J.A. lVliIler ETN2 L.N. Rushing ETN3 W.N. Berra ETN3 PLL. Rea ETN3 J.J. Kuzmiak ETN3 W.G. Patrick ETN3 FLA. Borg ET3 P.D. Harper ETR3 E.T. Sanchez ETR3 Fi.H. Clark ETR3 D.lVI. Delong ETR3 P.J. Denoski ETR3 NLR. Kelly ETN3 D,L, Cassidy ETRSN T.lVl. Whitley SN D.E. Wolfe SN D.L. Jones SN J. Moore SN G.lVl. Nutley -:zl:caez.ar..fasm,:e1r.g1f'.g-,,,?q,- Jiri! .M.... ...,,,....,..,.,..---.-,,-. -.,... -- . -. I - , .., . .-a.- - .. , , ,V - , ..1vu,.b-rl:-Q-vf-v-Q-,..., ..s.up+..c...'eQ.-,w-4p++..-r-v-qQ,.-.,-,s....f..,vu4-.q--...,.,, ,.,,,,, , , - V ' '1 l 'l3C'2Q1 '5' -P41 .a-o-sfo-ir - . .- , .nk -vsh-Q- ,r-.. .gp -f,....,...,., ' ,J I ' -ff:-3'-v+ rf'5' '-::f:':::.:-.2:?5:-e-?:7E-i-..:-'.,-..'.:4'.':m f:' ' - -'S' ff- ' - - --1.-,v...,., f. . . . - - A , , , . ' -- 4. -,rr-'-'L1111-z-L-1:24:11-' :mrs aw' ,2f.w:l:.x:-.' M1 R-5 Division ST1 G.L. Wenger IM1 D.C. Schaldach ST1 WD. Anderson OM1 D.L. Murray FTG1 FLC. Orbon STG2 M.H. Moran FTG2 E. Fair GMG2 D,I3. Bell FTG2 FLD. Carpenter lM2 C.E. Crawford OM2 K.H. Richardson FTG2 E.T. Nichols OM2 J.F. Lee lM3 G.V. Hunt FTM3 S.C. Williams OM3 T.J. Hollis lM3 L.H. Cornish GMG3 D.W. Chapman Ll3 J.J. Smith LI3 L.E. Kearse FTG3 KR, Hanson OM3 FLLQ lsakson STG3 L.E. Blakely STG3 D.L. Matson SN T.M. Cooper FTGSN T.D. McMiIIen FTGSN J.V. Jernigan LISN K.A. Davis OMSN FLW. Matthews IMSN T.H., Hood ,s-.f - .v-fu L 1.-.--f- ....-H,-M, .. ..-. ..fQ:,, ,pnfgg .E'3 f'l'31'1T X' .. -- - .- .. FTGSN P,E, Reynolds IIVISN J.F, Nock IIVISN DR. Engelbrink IIVISN D.L. Smith ' OIVISN T.S, Lee OIVISN FLD. Akre FTGSN lVl.P. Judkins SN G.G. Britto SN N.E, Harnar SN J.H. Cowan SN J.A. Nlurch LISA D.L. Krier SA A.O. Martin ,..--- '-7' ' S C15-VVS 70 CJXEYN f XCQ --' -J X Z ' ' JL? A 5 V 'f 0 f ' QXS I ,,f'Iil.Ajg? WHAT D0 Yagi MQPSN 1 N0 WORK RQQQQ-:ST S- '55 ' - if-Q' :AH 3 -'A ' -37 hz' 'GN f : '1'-'5- '17 T 3 f-T-3-,lQ'i'5 5'-?. Ei-1,715 -- '-: :-.1:'f:.: ll5Q54:L1'E? :ECx.-1x4,?.'14x. ::.':-pq f .'.r,fA:,:1:'. -:L-g-1: Q., . . . ,,. ., .im 141.5 .f ,J 2-I q SUPPLY DEPARTMENT liz,-If M' K LT. RP. Rose Asst. Supply Officer LT DR Kerr ENS. S.E, Chapin WO W E Bassett Commissary and Disbursing and Stores Officer ADP Officer Ships Store Officer -arf! K ,-,. .-. .. N.. .,-,-,-.. Ji- 5.3-K Q- V- ..,.,.T, z,,..- gn .'5I?C'.Hf'.'lf. v --'- -f ::5,','-,......x- ...M-, . .- -- .-:Lx -' . - ,....,...., .-.,..-, A - X 4 ' f i y Ml f - Y SKCS LIG. Ha,-te SKC CR. Fisher CSC C.H. Neely The Supply Department procures, receives, stows, issues and accounts .for all stores, equipage, repair parts, nuclear weapons material, assorted.test equipment, lubricants, ship stores stock, clothing and small stores stock, subsistence-stocks, and special stocks of class 207 materials. The Supply Department provides num- erous services to the ship, it operates the various messes, Ship Service functions lLaundry, Ship Store, Soda Fountain, Tailoringl, Automatic Data Processing, and Food Service. . S-I Division is responsible for the procurement, receiving, issuing, stowing and accounting for some 80,000 items of general stores material, repair parts, and certain dental and medical supplies. The Division operates 38 storerooms and maintains the fiscal records of the DIXIE. y S-2 Division lCommissaryI operates the general mess and stores subsistence items. This division procures, receives, stores and issues some 5,000 food items. lt operates eight storerooms and four freezefchill storerooms. S-3 Division procures, receives, stores and accounts for all ships store and clothing items. The division also operates resale and service activities such as the ship's store, laundry, dry cleaning, tailor shop, soda fountain, barber shops and vending machines. S-4 Division collects and disburses all public funds aboard ship. The divi- sion prepares and pays all travel claim reimbursements, performs all afloat pay and allowance functions. S-5 Division operates and maintains the 0fficers Wardroom Mess, the Com- manding 0fficer's Mess, the Warrant 0fficer's Mess and Officers Country living spaces. S-6 Division operates and maintains the Automatic Data Processing equip- ment. This division is responsible for providing the computer services required by the UI500 Supply and Accounting programs and the 3M Data Collection programs to the entire ship. The Supply Departments largest function is in the material support. of the Repair Department in order for the DIXIE to fulfill its assigned mission. 'Bl S 1 D ion SK1 J.C. Palisoc SK1W,lVl.Calip SK1 l.J. DeCamp SK2 RK. l-lighfill SK2 D,A. Fentz SK2 L.Ft. Garner SK2 Fl.S. Bryan SK3 D. Torrez SK3 J.B, Williams AK3 E.V, Branlund FTG3 CSKD FLLP. Dibble SK3 J.L, Stewart SK3 GR. Heuer SK3 RE. Ellis SN T.W. Green DKSN R.L. Clemens SN D.lVI. Stone SN D.C. Pyatt SN J.D. Heath SKSN FLC. Allen SN J.A. Harnagel .-.., .- ..-,,.,...1... M... ..-..-Q ..-,,.,,-Q., -. -,, ..-1. n zrgatxiizi,-:fc:Q:.'r'.:a:.:1f'Lel1fv:::4?: use-1 - ',L'- .Q 1- 4 1-vw--1,--w-s l I I I S-2 Division S-3 Division Z CS1 J.Q. Santos CS1 D.S. Leslie C52 BR. Lancaster CS2 Boone CS3 Fl.J. Longo CS3 W,L. Neuhalfen CS3 FLD. Decker SN E.L. Fisk SN T.A. Wynes SN J.E. Carter SA D.L. Martin Sl-l2 W.C. Evans Sl-I2 J.E. Collier Sl-I2 N. Dantzler Sl-lS2 JR. Crosby Sl-lT2 C.J. Peters SH2 PLO. Howard SH3 C.A, Sentyz Sl-I3 J.P. Bailey SH3 T.L. Ealy SH3 L. I-lugle SH3 G.W. lvlillis Sl-lSN FLNI. Manley SN FLP. Gimetti SN J.A. Candiano SN C.H. Winters SN L. Edwards SN J.D. Drach SN FLL. Bell SN A.D. Segrest SN J.A. Candiano SN FLC. Hughes SN B.D. Crawford SN W. Fairley SN L.F, Prchal SN P, Snyder SN H.W. George SA T.J. Fox SA J.J. King DK2 FLD. Popp SN D.L. Cantrell SN S.P. Little 1 , S-4 Division l ' ' ' ' -' - 'f f - - - - - ' Ja.: 1. ,-..x,g,,,.... h.. ,.--f-..:.e,.,D1Ns-.QL VN...,..a..q.:-..-,.,...-3-.--.,...-...Q-.-..-.-ws.,,,-a --.--.. , 's-: -1- ...Q . ..- ...an ..- . ri-. ..,..,.,. --.,.., ,- .v..-...,.,-.-.. ,..., .. --a..-e ..--- if.. :--' -'- L-' V' --'f -.,-- -Q-g-1-fu-'D-rvfsfzfrtvrt-1:'SL'9E:'::'. ,g---p -5- 5.5,-,Q-4 ,fs S-5 Division SD1 R. Morales SD1 O.W. Jones SD2 F.C. Cabanayan SD2 B.U. Evangelista SD3 P.A. Gatpandan TN V.A. Buscagan TN F.lVi. Baylon TN J.P. Soriano TN E.lVI. Arcelona TN ER. Borja TN A.N. Barcena TN RR. Dedesus TN A.P. Gonong TN RP, Pederico TN LB, Poblete ,.,f,-,nd-T.. ,-. -V, . .. H,-.. .,,--,5-.4:5,q--55i- 4557.312-515 1-C-Q54 W 7- A: ff- y M ......,,.,- - ff' . . ....-- ,L . .,... -.-.-...xg .-'x ..,.:.xW4f,g'11Z'4.:J:.t.gL,,'1.7:1a'. .:f: . .fL1,,:., . . . .. . ,, , . .. ,, ,, I. . . ,. DP1 J.lVl. Sison DP3 D,P. Linden DP3 T.J, Cottone DP3 W.W. Plath DP3 FLA. Mitchell DPSN FLFR. Garvey SN NLR. Nloore SN HR. Murphy DPSN J.A. Britt S-6 Division ' f' , . , , yl i EL... --.x ,fi ' ' ! mi xi -l,.... , K X if --N Afffxz-CZ5 i i -'hh : A -H , .... M No-r Cv-naman U.ooDxAf. Soub A.qAim F - ,Y,,, .... ..f V ., -----4' - ,L..,.,,..'4, . .,...... -N- .-.,. ?.,...,........,, ...,. . ... - f--, - - ' . ' - - , . -,. ..f.pw-q,v:1-w-s-.-cumin:-vvfwf'-rrvifh 'f jf f If1 .,.f'L'--.1-', , f.::f7f.-- 15.2,-I-U-1 BIVI3 Litfin works at a vitally necessary job, familiar to all Navy men. l the work, working spaces and general shipboard life of the crew are shown on the following pages Below, RNIB l-larrls observes RIVI3 Holland adjusting equipment in Radio Central QIVIS Rivera and QNI1 Holden chart the course for DIXlE's movement from Kaohsiung to Hong Kong. J:..-..QLg:.T',:.': 1-2-'-,.. ...W 1'---if-4 Q33 -5 , P, - -L 4 - z - -' - 1-'Q,s,f1 V-,Q -Q,-,Egg-J - L1 - -- - - - - - - - A.-4 - -.V - - - - - ' . -J.. -r - -. A - L . .f . f- -ft' N T' - f't ':f.,-,f:-::.e:-f ,:.e-fi2f-s--eww'-'.:.iE'1ff IC3 Contreras will soon have this telephone functioning IC1 Hutchison watches a few parts fly out of a fan 'IC3 properly again. Johnston is repairing in the Movie Booth. This is not a creature from outer space. It's SFP2 Castoe doing a bit of welding onthe new Boat- swain's Locker on the Boat Deck. 53 , . ..- F ,.- . . - W- - -1 - ' 7 - -' , M , , .. . ,,' . .. Lf is-awscaw-.,.-...II 1, , M .. , ,,,, . ..- ......, -Y t -- . - 1 , -s ' - v -wmwavmwqw-uH+,x--,n.4M -.,-.... .f-V...-1 ..-0151? 1- AM- - 5. --au Jie-fm, rovirmagwisfrtffif .. .....g a-,Qii2E'-:'2:'3fk4?:a:cu1::L11snmr,gxssvsrsa1sz'! ,Q-g-qu , . ,- - . .fm . -..M.+zf:-::- :.'+:.1a2a'ufzx:.-1!mare.':-::2z51:i21 'N' aea:n4,:. . '-Ska.. ..,,.. , - Fl ' P' 'V 4 1 '- 'Q ' 1' '1 Aa-1 9-L as-5-A 'X-. PG 9 9' Q:-p. 157' ,-04 471 '42 . 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If HVIYOVIG mentions VGDOVT Chit 29-Hin today, VII Quit! .SN Fried carries out his daily routine in the Operations Office -Q'-,gv-:eo-4-p-f-.-v,,4u.-gn. f- .- . . - -va'-Q. p.,,..g.v-gr , ,,.,,, A A. 1- ..A... -oa4,..--,-www.. 1 -. - . . ,, -'U - -' R ' '- '2 W 'T ,,'. 1,.1..T.'.. V, .. A-Q., .-+I.-Z. ....... . .1 , .- . - - ..- . . . - ' . . - - ' - . .v--f fn - '---- - -' - - '-'- -'- l Q- -f' ' ,' 3 1, , ' ' . , , . . tg: i , 'Z , Y' -3 I 'Y-1-'LA L J. -.Z-t' '-1-7b.'3:.:.:L. .. 4J..'.74,'v1. -?,: ' ',.Z.'-J-it-' '-?':.S-.- .,-. A- . ,..., ......-V.. - ..- -, - , .- , . .. - -Q ,nf-L ,. A , , N., -M -.. .x...e.....+f N... 2... lffpmwarmaw. edsljyfv - Wh FF' he- ',:,1.,,,:j:..x:.... . J N. .. .. . .,,.. : M s.. :AJ ...,...-,.a,::.:zg -msg a:e awq:f:Wd'a :-: ,,n,-.- sa 2 , . - . . ,. ...UV . ....:.:....,1:,-,q.n,.-,.-.1sf-aa- 4.,b..4.n..km--2,-am .saw , . , rn-r Q -vu n ww- Nw , ...ah - -'i-jj' j ' '- f'-11g',',jff.f1',',,,,4 ,,'.,, ...,...-..,,.,,,:,.,,..........s....- ...ss,-.-f..,.-,,,,,..,.,-.ft.sa....-,-..-.,,-.f..a.,ff,.w1..w-e.-,.,.,-.....1.--1,,:e. - ,--..-...,.,..4.f.n4..g..,a.w4-.a...,,,,.q-,-n,0..f,-..-.A..::,7ff..-.-s7:Tsf-I:-: :'j ,wif-,, . . . .,,N..,.,.- I , s l l l l V . 4 SN Heard explains, lim not the one sending you to Green- PN3 lVliIlis explains to SN Kaipi that the Navy insists on land: Q0 talk to the chief. using black ink for signatures, not a rainbow of colors. Captain's Office yeoman, SN lVlcGhee, checks clock for A weight lifting room has been provided to keep the knock off ship's work. DIXIE personnel in A-1 shape. 55 . .-.M - .,. ,- .- S ..,..-.,...,.. ... - . .. V V , V . .. . as Q.-1-.-...., -N- ,. ..,,f.... .. -f-f -- - , ,, ,. .. .,,.x,..-,,..,.,4.-fam.--4...-.. v-vvv-4n,n'-ff-f- 1 - - 1 -X-'-4 ' - -' ' egvxvysvmrvvuv-vqvqv-.nmfummwvh-sruwfw,,x-4.fv.-4-.N-.-.,fw1..fsf.-.N-evagf-,Lf --il:4f'::WEC 2 'i-:- 2:14v'.-aw'-fW:'S'aHA 2'?-95235-55- -- -w-pa:-.'f-11-::::1:e.-e.1a.'a.:ics:x.w'nnt.ax's'axss'mns ..rs'a?.f3'2r:.. mv:-:--w .. .- - m4?:wwz::ntn' n.x4m'xm:.4muzmmmww' 4 we -. zu .. . ' 'W-cz W.. .,. ,-Q.-.a-,g-gp?-,-fp-:z':r'.4: W ' '1 ..,qu::C'f-'-'-T4-L'if'f:,L7l.':s:2f1. I don't know. . .l was lying here to get out of the sun, and. . . ' ..... SMC-3 I-lakett checks out the hydraulic system on gun mount 1. , .. -..,,.,,..,.w-:-1'kv:7a5'!3'1.'i'1:'-?r':51,'cr:. i ,TJTQQ T Sic?-lS2S6':'d'E-:?-I To tell you the truth, l've never seen one either. Who said we don't fly these birds on the DIXIE? Scene from Those Magnificent lVlen and their Flying lVlachines J ' 4 1521 5 HM 1 Fresh stores are brought aboard by an organized working party on the forecastle. S The Officers' wardroom at mealtime. SN Condrey and SN Conner sometimes remind us of Michelangelo painting the ceiling ofthe Sistine Chapel, iz f Zi X Q SD1 Morales and SD3 Gatpandan in the wardroom pantry aww --ff,--W , f Y 4. 5. ...W ..A,.- . W-9. 4--mr 9-.Q-.:r:uc4:' My me ,h ,,,,,,, .:,i1.Q.- ' A-kg-5-lmggggigg-495g3gfe:u :.:E.E.EjEfjE1 .mkm K I-IIVI2 Lerback finds the big toe is one of the more painful HIVl2 Sleipnes, in DIXlE's Pharmacy, filling a prescrip areas in which to administer anesthetic. tion. DoubIe toil and double trouble, cauldron boil and cauldron bubble. f tx NOW repeat after me, TNS little DiQ9y Went to market. . . i-IlVl3 Tippet tries to put his literary style in a lab report. ,Sq-,... ..,..,1,,,,.,.,...-,,-.11-v..1..,-... av.,-- . - . - v - .... . , ...v-v1r1w'nqn-vng-.,.,..-.,,,..,.,.,,,,,,.,.,,.,.,-,-..- . . , , ,.'...4,-.f-,rg Supra nrwssmzu ... -..,.1 ..n...u 7 A --kd- , ,x'.-9 iraq., . : -y.!...-...:.. - -Y 1 - . A.- ,,. . V- . -g What did the guard say when you told him you were Dr. Shaffer and SN Furstein engage in drilling and really an Admiral in an enlisted man's uniform? filling. FN Apel and DC3 l-lallengren make plans to complete This is the first time l've ever made a pattern for work request in the Carpenter Shop on time. P2100-34465- 59 V g I 7.4 V A , 0- VV, , , . , . ,. . , ,, .. ., . s .. -. . .V .. ... -.----..,....,z.w..-.,..,,,A - ---N.. X A 'vrf:f'fr , '--1-New--2-0-f-' .ir af . 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'mxq m e' . 1.Lsx:4...-..h.,. .E , Q F '9?.T : ' - ,-Q... ..h.L.v.f..77-s.u'2'A.-.-a...h.-.'Jn.a.vwv.-...s..a.'-.n-naV . , Q. - ..g.....T'.s..-..'.,.,..s..,.,......0.?A4.a-1..m-.snaan4wvVFP-1' h ,LA ,h f',.,,,,,,,.,,,..,'I,!.u-,aff-51 el 4- -J SN Stnmson, the ChapIann's yeoman, shuffles papers SN Sklenka types up an underway watch bull an the Fnrst Lneutenant's Office ICFN I-look, ICFN Kelsey and ICFN Peyreghe make ad IC1 S ' . . 1, . - pencer IC2 Muller ICS O'Conner and IC2 Anderson Justments On 3 m0Vle DVOJGCTOF In the IC SHOD- somehow finld something, to laugh at in a ship's gyro. ,,, ,,,,,,1,.,,..,,.,.'-v.,-1...-, -.-.1 .f-,., - - , , I -F-4 1. . F- - b . ., ,sw.,-:.,,,l.,, .,-.- 17,-. -.4 , ..,. .. W.- Q.. . .-f- .lv -..-. .1-. 1. -. ',.-,.,,,f-f ,-.-,- ,.., H- - f ,-:qv-as :E-fn , 4 NP!-E. Mig BIVI1 Mull makes an adjustment on a sewing machine in the Woody is busy putting grommets in some canvas while Sail Loft. IIVISN Engeibrink in the Typewriter Repair Shop repairs the machine which keeps paperwork moving. Goofy reads the Stars and Stripes . I-iey, Chief, look at this. There was an old report chit wadded up behind the margin stop on this typewriter 'legal' sent down, V RNI2 Taylor restores receiving equipment to proper working condition in Radio ll. PIVI1 Wilson puts the delicate finishing touch on a wood pattern for a part that will be completely manufactured on DIXIE. ..i ATN2 Stephens and ADRAN Stearly make a solder con nection in one of the maze-like circuits of a Drone Anti-Submarine-I-lelicopter. I know you might be a good cook, but l'd rather go below for chow. SK2 Garner and SN Green check off receipts of the day inthe Supply Office. Gunner's Mates from Ft-5 work inside DlXlE's 5 inch 38 mm. gun mount. -wma I ET3 Clark watches electrons pass from fnnger tlp to DK1 Slson and Chief lVlcQulre check over records to IH finger tap In the Electronics Techmclan Shop sure accuracy an the dlsburslng offuce 1 L xyrn -uses HX Nr? 'N 1-. as J -'lam is w,M.msm ff 'Q X an . . . . . . . . . . ' I o , N ,vg a-., .., ,. .. . 1,-..L....-,.,..---.wavxw ..-fv M...-v..,.oA., ,...,- -V-.-...,..,-.i..,V., -X -y., .- ,. ..-W-N --- A-N1 --1 -'L'-V 4 W . . ...vw .y .f.4.L- 4... A. cf.:-.,--..,,.. Q-mv:--'+ 'S 'T4A.: ff'-I-' Q : 'UL-.-:-:Q-. 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H l 2' 5 I Z X PH!-NN Borchers Checks negatives b9f0I'e making Dl'iI'lfS YN3 Bollheimer explains to SN Slagle the day's schedule in the Photo Lab. in the Repair Office. DK2 Popp and SN Cantrellin, Disbursing, getting ready OlVI3 lsakson and OIVISN Matthews in the Opitical Shop for the big day, Pay Day! repair binoculars which are a second pair of eyes for all ship's lookouts. N H ,V ,,,,.,,. ,, , . ,V . Me, ,fn .e, ... t arm-, 5 -..g--.,. .... . ,.. S... -. Z - .-.. .- .,- ,A ... . V-. .... ..- -..,, . . .. .. - --. --.i 5,5 Vx. s T Y.,Y,,,.. , -- - --..,-:-,e... ..-Nba 1. fa. f---.us ,M ,ae ,-.4,.,.-af...4- fr 1.--. f,..f-..f-.r .-,.,. a.s,,-v.--......- ',- .... ..., f.,f .1-1 He.: 7-7 1' .V-3-, , . -,. . np: V f ET2 Barefield tests out a piece of gear for one of the destroyers alongside At times the Electricians Mates wish for smaller fingers as in this case while rewinding an electric motor. Chief l-lathcock discusses the possibility of repairing a Shnp's Clock with llVl3 Davis ET3 l-larper, I-ley Kuzmiak, I appreciate your position and the fine effort you are showing but you're getting hair oil all over my skivvy shirt! ... ......-,Q -.---1---f.,,..f- 1,.,.., ,,,4,.,, 5- - - M., . ,v- W . . . Q M V .,., -f-nf.. -. -.....-..-,-.y , Y Af.-,-L..,..,-. , .,.,.-,.,-.,-.f.,k... ....1-.-----e,,.-..e.,.-.-.'.-,.-1-. -v.-'., ...,,-.....x1.,fv..-,..----.1ff..'N-- ..-.....-,.v4,,-...g.,..4 -, .ev . v A Y 'uh-A l l I The deck in the shipfitter shop takes quite a beating and Just hold still a minute more, Sir Lancelot, and l'II a little extra effort is put in on Friday's field-day to get have you out of this twisted pile of armor. it back in shape. l The foundry men finish up a good-sized mold for a part BT2 Forsman in the Boiler Repair Shop positions a destined for further machining. welding rod and takes a better look at a piece of work needed in a hurry. 67 . W , . 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' s . , 3111683 Curtis tmakes sure the finished product follows Teamwork is necessary on many jobs as FN Buchman ue Drln In the Sheet metal SHOP. and FN I-iienkle demonstrate in the sheet metal shop. i i i i -yflgjjdjgggg-g,5,, gg, bg'-,,,.,.,,,...,- .UM-, .-,..,,..-,,... ..... . ,1..f-,.,..,.-. ,,,g,,g,,4,,,,,.., ,.. f...,.,-. ..a,.,.,. , g .- .. .v , .-,it 4, ,, .w,,,..-.,'55,o-,,f Agp... ,555 ,3,,L7-A:-35,-:::g pg 54.12 ,ig -2 L-k-,5-,vV,-K..- Q,-,.-...--,W 11:4 ire:-,Tal-5 V-5:1475 is-1, 5,4v5a..,:-Q-:35.,1,:.4,21,.,f.,'t 7.1-Y.-.,.....-.. . ,, - - , L '-' ,,:'- e , '11 . ,:..L..4,. -, - rr.-11.1- -.:.,.:..-..-.,:..N ....4.aur,:..4:4-1.5w.w:.7-ze-.' '-'.f 45:'17'fE2.' f51'L11?. : f 1. .. . . . , , -. ,.,. Q- LJ . v ., ,e 4 .., ..f.-....,., .,. ,- . ,. - ..,..., :.-,:.'.x- ,I.M,.:, ,T??.Au.., --f---sw.-+V-.f. -. ,.-r.. ,.- .., r- f- .pf ,f g - ' W ' ,fn J BR1 Nloxley takes time out for a little indoor golf SK? Highfill l00kS UD Store l'00m numbers fOr 1343'S practice to beat CDR. MITCHELL. Csomeday?J turned in to the Assembly Storeroom. 1 YN3 Perry and YN3 Gookin keeping busy in the Engi- What do you mean your shirts are whiter than mine? neering Log Room. ' 1 X .- -. .. 1-1-'-'frraasrf-:m :?::1!r:'4e:f':'r W '2:': 'Qpf ' ' ,E ir fpgrs:':1E5':1P:. r F:f311T3.7:!:1v1L1-:erz.'-f Epi-.3325 .21?7iicTaKfzC'Ti' 14-'f 4Y'-?-Z' A Boatswain's lVlate can work from sun to sun--but the job in the scullery seems like it's never done. The oil test lab is a pretty small space but it doesn't keep BT3 Morgan from running a check on some standard Navy fuel. f X 1 f 0 f X Paulk one of the Third Class Postal Clerks explains why it will cost seventy three cents to air-mail home this letter. DlVl2 LeGrand checks the files in the R-2 Office files in the hope of finding that job order that's out on the num- ber two lathe, ' 'Z' ,w,:ff 1 -:za f fa- rm- -,N-1: ' 5 The scene - the Ship's Laundry. The cast - Ship's Ser- For the 22nd time, this is the MAA Shack and not Dan viceman Danzler and a bag with hands. l see you be- Matthews, Highway Patrol! came entangled in the automatic presser again, Gridleyj' , l SN Edwards tries to decide how to disentangle his rain- DMSN Lubahn, FN Dunkel and an unidentified Machinist coat and dog-tags from the automatic clothes washer. Mate make a fine on-the-job quality control inspection. , , ,,,, -A. J, ,,,,-L,,,,,--.. ,.,.,,,,,,,.L,,,,.,,,,:,,,,,..,-.a..,-1,1cam., .v.a,...,.,.... .,...--.........,.,a.....f-sA-sa, .- . ..A..-.-. e-...'s1.5153g ....,. .. , - , , l ,,g,,-...ff-...,. .,,.,..,. ...Q na- .-, A .- . I., A - Q, A N I, 40- MM 1 M -A A D. , ,..-.y .4-,. J 'ff -I 1 - . .. .... .,.,.i.-JJ up s...t-an-.K--. ........ . emfv. . 1 , ,,, ,..A, ,l.g,',,, , kv, 5 Am-.4 Aw F,-,.g,,,,.,,..,..,,..,..1-sy.-.,.......,.,,...,,.,rn-M ... .......-vt,--.-,.1-.,..-V, L vs. ,.,.... ,.. .yt N . , ..,.-.. YA , .... 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BT2 Pradarelli and FN Varner stand a taught watchin the heat of the Forward Engine Room OK, if you guarantee we aren't sinking, we'll stay down SN Cooper -explains to SN l-Iarner why it is positively here for awhile. against the law to use this printer to manufacture , . .A - - ,J , .,.,,,-,.. ,.-,f-1,.,-A.. ...Q--V - - - --. -.. -,. , . , ,, H A L, . fux 1.-on--'- 'b Q T :.-r.b-ana,m1uvv4veQo-xav1-aa+-o,.q-qq-v-yvna0.m,,vvo4v-rnw-q4 -.-- . , Federal Reserve Notes. A A24 J . -, -4. -5 fr T-.'. if-'-1. 1 F , 2-v A few of the early arrivals at a beard-growing fiesta held in the Crew's Lounge. Of course, you realize, l'm actually the helmsman. lt's hot work and long hours for FN Armstead in the Forward Engine Room. DEPARTURE FROM SAN DIEGO 25 APRIL 1967 on the following pages are the portsof call made during the 1957 west pac cruise .... P ARL HARBOR - HAWAII The legendary Pearl Harbor of the island of Oahu, state of Hawaii, is the last stop for a 7th Fleet ship before the Orient. To the left of Honolulu Harbor is the entrance to Pearl Harbor. As the ship enters Pearl Harbor there is Diamond Head on the right with Waikiki Beach along the coast line and to the left is Barber's Point. All hands keep a sharp eye peeled for the Battleship Arizona Memorial off the tip of Ford Island. Just being in this historic spot brings rec- ollections ofthe fighting heritage of the Navy back home to all the old hands and gives the newest boots a new idea of what it means to be a sailor. Once liberty call is piped there are numerous opportunities for exploration of the city of Honolulu and surrounding cities and country side. Although, on this deployment, the ship stayed at Pearl Harbor only two days, everyone had an opportunity to see the view from Diamond Head or make the circuit of night clubs in the evening. It was noted the next day that many of the men had their first taste of Pacific sunburn. The area near Pearl Harbor has some of the finest beaches in the world. The morning the ship takes in all lines and leaves the pier for WestPac, every man makes a promise to himself to try to return to this easy going and scenic group of islands. The Battleship Arizona Memorial off the tip of Ford Island . . . .A ......-- -..,....-.........,-.r-X Q... .1 . .,..-.. - -, .f .-.., D... ........x,v+ .W .N A- -vc .1-sv v . . ......,.,...-v..,, ,fr 4--.11-,ew . -v S VW- I - , . . .Y - . .. fy- H., MA.. -...K Q , 0,-F .. .. .. . - -. . ...M .. .....f.A.--1 - - -'- . - - . ., .A MWA-WV.--.W-f-I--W--' -'M-U 1 fr- -: r:'M ':z:.,:: :,.-f.:. : Nr, ,.:. 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A-fav., ...,, .,.,..., .-a.-.,...,f.,.,.....,., ., ,U-Lf.....,.-,-....,....,.,...,,., -h... . , . - V YOKOSUKA-JAPAN A ship steaming up Tokyo Bay can put into the Western shore about 50 miles south of Tokyo and moor. or tie up at Yokosuka Naval Base, formerly the head- quarters of the Japanese Yokosuka Naval Dlstrlct and now the U S Navy s malor bose In Japan This IS the home of the Shnp Repair Faclllty In thus area, the U S Naval Hospital, which can handle about four and a half thousand men at a tlme, and numerous other Naval enterprises lncludlng speclal services recreation faculntles and dependent areas The vlew from the harbor reveals, most conspicuously, glant movable cranes runnlng on railroad tracks that are used to meet almost all heavy llftlng re qulrements In the repair of Nav vessels, the vast uantlty of U S men of war tued up to the piers and behlnd the base the tops oft e bulldlngs of the clty of Yokosuka Itself The clty IS dominated by forested hulls that convey, ln con lunctuon with the sea shore, that mood of antlqulty and delncacy that as pecullar to Japanese landscapes In 1865 the Japanese hlred a Frenchman named Verny to plan and execute the construction of thus now great base, at the slte of an out of the way flshlng vlllage By T876 It had two dry docks and a second class cruiser had been bullt there At the turn of the century the base was extended three ml les to the nelgh boring town of Taura During WWII the giant Japanese alrcraft carrier SHINANO 70 O00 tonsl was bullt here The base Itself was bombed only once, In l942 by some of Doolittle s Raiders who wlped out a dry dock and a seaplane tender After the war, with the landing of some 20 OOO Brltlsh and American sailors, the harbor and base were prepared for future use by the Occupation Forces At the outbreak of the Korean War the hospltal was renovated, the ship repalr facullty was act: vated and the Naval Supply Depot expanded nts work load and volume to approach the complexity that thus base now dlsplays The clty of Yokosuka offers much to off duty sallors such as slght seeing and souvenir huntlng and It IS also the starting polnt for trlps to the glant Dalbutsu Buddha? shrme at Kamakura, the scenic volcanlc region of Hakone Park and the ancient Feudal Castle and estate at Orakawa o 0 l , I I I I I I I I I I I ' o 0 I I . l 0 0 0 0 0 Q I I I o ' 0 o . o c , , - u o 0 g I I ' V 0 0 0 Q o I I I I I Q - I 0 ' 0 0 Q 0 o a I I - I I I I I 0 0 Q 0 I ' I I O - I I I I I I I I . 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This city is the industrial center of Taiwan and boasts among other things, a cement plant said to be the largest in the Far East, a munitions fac- tory, a fertilizer plant, and an aluminum factory. Be- cause of its excellent year- round climate, compared to other sections of Taiwan, its deep harbor and the flat surrounding terrain, which would permit easy ex- pansion of the city, the Japanese had great plans for Kaohsiung. lntending to make it the administrative headquarters of their empire, they laid it out so that it would accommodate a million people with ease. Today the crew members of the DIXIE can see modern numerous storied cement and stone buildings, hous- ing banks, offices and department stores, rising out of areas containing single story wooden and brick shops and older buildings. D . This area boasts a beach open to the public and iust beyond it President Chiang Kai-shek's winter home and private beach estate. An unusual scenic feature in the city is a broad canal known as the River of Love. It is so named because disappointed lovers, practicing an old Oriental custom drown themselves in it. The island of Taiwan itself was originally settled in the I3th century under the Yuan Dynasty and was controlled by the'Chinese until the I7 cen- tury when the Dutch took over the civil government. After 40 years of Dutch control the Spanish tried to take over the civil workings of the island but were finally driven out in I64I. In I662 the Dutch were forced out by a Ming Dynasty'loyalist commonly known as Koxinga. This rule lasted for more than 200 years. In I884 the French had a brief go at Taiwan but their control was short lived and their influence minute. In I895 the Ching Dynasty was forced to cede Taiwan to Japan after becoming involved in a war with the Japanese. After the Japanese surrender at the end of WWII the Chinese got it back. In I949 with the takeover of mainland China by the Chinese Communists, President Chiang Kai-shek took- refuge on Taiwan. It is now known as the Republic of China and is under the Chinese Nationalist form of Government. ...-4... .., ,D-,v-4, fy..--,-M -...M-...., .,-M.--ff-4--,..-,.v-U...-,s,.,.,f.., .- . . 1 MA, , W... ,- ....- - -.,,,.,,-.A.,V.... ,. ,.. , W... .. . . f. - . 4-4-, f .- v-- ,. . - -- - - --- 3. 'u F35 X fx : Pm Rx f QQ R lg. ini BI- E he 9 4 55 sw 1 'Y x N xwylelwil ii ws W '-wings.-.,.., F443 f WW Above -' Some Kaohsiung Families spend the majority of their time aboard their fishing boats. Right - Quite a variety of exotic fruits and foods can be purchased from venders on the streets. Below - Inside the harbor of Kaohsiong. 83 . . . V -- . . .. V- A ',..,,,- I ' ' .Q , .. 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Right - Teakwood is one of the natural commodities Taiwan depends on. Below - day before sunset, The fishing fleet makes port and ties up at the end of the ,. I X. . ., ,. '.,f-XM' ,' f 1 X, f , f , , X Q ,. XX, 85 V Y.-.. X .. . , . ., ., .-hs-5-WV V Y. I I H ww,-,,,.,..,.,... , . -:XX f., -,- -- - - ' ' ' - . .-I , - .- .. , ..,. ,.,,,,- .,.-,.,,.,,,,,.,,,LM,,,,,A,,.,4,,x.,,,.,.fX,X-4 .Mufv .A-f.,-,-X.....,,-- ...-.-.,-.-Xfvx -.aw vw-S--,-.-X.1,XX,.,,r-XX . ..--N-,-,A ......,.,-.mf-X. X 1-X.,, ,. , .,-WX-, .,. ,,x,,wC,LZgy7vf:,:qXX. -.,X., f f-f 1 H J .u 0 9-uw -'f-wi--- ef'-'wr'---'f-' ' - .W r..-.,...-.wi-..i-v-t-XX.,.vX-...rvX.--.....,...,,,,..,x.,,,..,...,.,,,,XX.,X....-+1 -X...,,........W..X. .A ,.X.t,...,...,..X.,..,.,..a.......... .....X...X..N.X.,.,.1.-, .::w.mX,..,..c:-- X-, . .,. ,, ,.,-- .-.,- we ,,:Y,g.. ...Q .-,. 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Back to Fleet Landing for whatever the market will bear. ' Now hear this. The Navy Exchange Mobile Canteen is now on the pier. ,QW THE BRITISH cRowN COLONY Hom: Kona The British Crown Colony of Hong Kong on the east coast of China consists of the island of Hong Kong,'the mainland ci-ty ot Kowloon and land near Kowloon called the New Territories. Hong Kong was not highly regarded by the British public during its early years. lt had an unenviable reputation For disease, typhoons, pirates and other inconveniences. The name itself is thought to be derived from Anglicization ofthe Chinese name meaning Heung's Harbor, the haunt ofa notorious pirate ' named Heung. This colony is used by 7th Fleet sailors as a rest and recreation port.only. All hands usually save up their pennies in anticipation of the short stay in Hong Kong in order to purchase one or two ofthe Famous tailor made suits or possibly a watch, pearls or other iewelry available here at inexpensive prices. By the time a sailor reaches Hong Kong during the West Pac deployment, he is very anxious to use the opportunity to gab with the British people ofthe colony and usually it is quite good to hear that First Hello mate of a British sailor near the China Fl-eet Club. Hong Kong is governed by a governor assisted by an executive council and a legislative council. This British Crown Colony comprises an area of approxi- mately 39l square miles and its principle business area is the city of Victoria on the island of Hong Kong. This is the city that is generally referred to as Hong Kong. lt is dominated by Victoria Peak which can be reached by a tram- ,,,,.,,,.,, ,o---- 'f ' 4 .1 IZ. ' Q .r ..'. 2.1.2-,,rA..,.1,,.'1,..,Zj.,.,.g1,...,.,--..-.--'--e-4:- f--ff -1 f f ,. ,. , ,..,,.,,.,,,.,., . nur, ,,. ,. -.V -..,.-..----.,. .-,-,.- . . ., my .:.,. -. -W -.,-,, ,.,.,, ,. .,.. . , ..,. vw:,nfsgmu-.-.-1.4,-.Lyra rf-1.-if-fr -, - ...g.-.-..4i.wu:v+.'g-vp ,-3---L 1 I I ,vp . , ,. 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The non Chinese population numbers about 23,000 persons and excluding personnel of the British armed forces and their families, there are about l5,000 British subjects residing here. The next largest community of permanent residents is the Portu-- guese-with the Americansafter that, although Americans out-number the Portu- guese if visitors and short-stay residents are included. 'All these nationalities contribute to the cosmopolitan nature of Hong Kong and can be Found working in the shops, theatres, restaurants and other business places of this port. The restaurants here offer some of the finest foods in the far east of almost countless varieties and fine service. The sailor who likes to bargain for hisusouvenirsg is in a paradise here as most of the Chinese shop keepers haveuabout three different priceson any one item and it is an art in it- self to find the lowest price. f 1!.1' I . l I ll l ' ' The sun rises over the ,Victoria City Side of Hohg iklongll-larbor and another day begins for the multitude of people un Hong Kong, B.C.C., among them the crew of the' DIXIE-'. This is one day the crew will not have to spend doing 'repair work as the portof I-long Kong is a rest and recreation site. -- This photo won second prize in the DIXIE cruise book photo contest for PHAN Terry Borchers.-1 , U i A Q l K M. 1 1 H . , . .,,-1.-s..,,.,.1,-. Y .,..,. - .,- -- ...-67,5-.-.,.. .- .. . ,,.,...A.,.....4f--1 - - -ml -f ' -Q.-,atfarv-warn-ms.1t--v.w--fl. a-.,...,.-'sv-vv'-v-ff -ff11'f -- '- ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ,-.hvN-e1fvq-vvn.-,am-u-f4..-z.,-v,v.N.Q.v-M.,-+..-p.-c.. 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These ferries are the only means of transportation between the city of Victoria and Kowloon for most people and do a brisk business almost 24 hours a day. - A l-long Kong family pauses near the DIXIE during a day of foraging about the l-larbor. The boys will dive for coins and seem to have an uncanny ability to determine the denomination of any coin while it is flipping through the air and thu's make up their minds whether it is worth a dip in the harbor. CPTlVl3 Williams' first prize winning pic- ture in the photo contest.D Part of a floating village. lvlany people living on these boats make them their homes for an entire lifespan. The people are crowded onto the boats and the boats are packed together tightly. Q hw MMD.,-,,,. ,.- . Y V I 5 A i V 'wx A ,, ' Y ,. .1,...,....-f-fl..-.,..,..,.,...,1...-.-Vinh-...,...N.,, -.v, . WK si com Elia: f:-. -. 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At first glance however it seems accidents are bound to happen in the crowd of vehicles and pedestrians, Below - The ever- RD1 Perlnirlg't0rl tells the waiter he would like to present rickshaw outside the China Fleet Club. invite this Qianf Size lobster to dinner' this evening.'Below'- The Suzy Wong area of night- spots in l-long Kong. 1 4 , . . - . ...-e...,.-.,-.f.- . .,., .. - . ...mf-,..,-,.,-. - ,..-.., ,--..f.,-N..--.-T..L.....,.--,.,f-t-we ',L,,,,,g.,4, i .0--'Aff' 1, ..,.,..,,,--.-..-.f - -. .. - 4 - ,H Qu , Nun, ,.,., ,.,., , ,KA -,., fu-1,-,v-n.1.,.....,7., ,vvQrvs.4,.-..,.s,-5-,-f-.-V..-.f-vvs--11-rv-4-x-vvfnf-1--A-v--f-1-'v--A-rv-4--'--9. v- -vw-v -- -ff. 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Above - An example of the fine old British architec- ture to be found at various places in Victoriag Right - Looking down the tramway track that ascends to Victoria Peak. This track is much steeper in most places and sometimes approaches a 70 degree angle. A view of l-long Kong I-larbor with the city of Victoria Cl-long Kongb onthe left and a few of the merchant ships that call at this port. ...Ag 93 .,,,E.amua- ww lun. UBICBAY-OLONGAPO PHILIPPINE ISLANDS Manila Bay is on the western coast line of Luzon, the largest of the seven thousand plus islands of the Philippines. North across the bay, from-Manila on the southern shore, is Subic Bay the site of the U.S. Naval Base of the same name. The bay, the base and the town of Olongapo, outside the base, are sur- rounded by tall hills. As the ship enters the bay, ones attention is drawn from from the hillsides to Grande Island in the middle of the bay, a fine rest and recreations spot utilized extensively by 7th Fleet sailors and personnel stationed on the base. The large land area of the base contains repair facilities, supply depot, numerous recreations buildings and athletic fields and is bounded on the North West tip by ,Cubi Point Naval Air Station. All types of U.S. Navy fighting vessels andtauxiliary ships utilize this port and most of the piers and buoys are usually in use. If a sailor is not inclined to use any of the fine clubs onthe base dur- ing one of his off-duty periods, it is possible to pass through the main gate into the town of Olongapo. The opportunity for relaxation or excitement in this Philippine town runs from cock-fights on Sunday afternoon to browsing for hand crafted curios or a stop in one of the numerous bars or restaurants for a cold San Miguel Beer. Special services on the base offers, among other things, facilities for recreation as follows: swimming pools, yachting and deep sea fishing boats, skeet range, library, billiards, pool and card room, motion picture theatres, bowling alleys, gymnasium, and a teen club. 'FM mam- 'LAQ1-gi!!-wffvf Wm R' .VJ '11-r:.n.wx. As.: -u. 1 Abeve - Street scene a la' Olongapo. Below - After the day's work Boatswain's Nlate Trahan runs a liberty launch to Fleet Landing for some ofthe sailors that are off duty that evening. 95 dw, ,, ,,..,.,N.,-U.--ng-f:-ff-'1 .A I , , Em F , 5,,,,.,,,-. -- v ,wi L,..-,..- -P., - f-- - ..., ,fr e Y -'W .. - '-- - ,w..q.Aqf.-.-1.-vsfsfs-v --4---f -' --Ma - --- W - 1 -. - .. ., v,- N-.,.,. ,, . l km V- -F ' K dbg. i . V, Y V - xf.-f-f--ss.aqvvv-u-e..a-2-:,-41w.n...x..,.,,-4,.,, , -:'3TA'5- -g7u..,.-,X Q .1-. . - -:ff . , . ., - -,,,.. , . ,......?3?3-' QRU '1!':5'? i -H' 'fi-R55 1- n4-a94-4v-q4v.y---p-,- - - - v.- . . . . . I 1 ' V V V' ' ' Y - 7' V k- Yi . 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V -. --,,..,. -Av ... -.-.-,hx-a- , ,.- .-..--4,-,4-,-.4,g...-w.:.n-rQ--'--'- ' 'Rh r. s.:..-.--:..::......,.,,. 2 , .. . -mn, ...Mir up ,Q p , Q, , Q 'ff' rf f' M .', , , 4 , 1.1K f Above - The bamboo huts at Cubi Point Beach offer an ideal area in which to hold division parties. Left - Here in Olongapo, as everywhere else in the world, a pile of constructionblocks isiirresistible to small boys. Below - The market place in Olongapo provides an area in which farmers and merchants can display their products to the shopper. A sailor can spend quite some time exploring this market and still find objects of interest displayed here. frvff-- c -'- , , K . --. V. ,MAA , V Am...-..l.... ,... -. .... 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This photo was the third place winner in the DIXIE photo contest and was sub- mitted by Nladjanski, 2nd class Electricians lVlate. lVluch of the photography appearing in this book was submitted by members ofthe crew for photo contest purposes. The cruise book staff would like to thank all those that submitted pictures for inclusion in the book. an y,3..?4,.. Commander Mitchell attempts to dig out one of the LT. Busenlehner talked the Repair Officerlintp a day horseshoes he fare balled around the stake in a match off in order to tee off. The DIXIE officers insist the with the members of a repair division party female caddies in the background are not distracting. OKINAWA The DIXIE finished up in WestPac in early October and set sail for the United States, destination San Diego, via the island of Okinawa. This cruise was made success- ful and rewarding in various ways and in addition all hands were pleasantly sur- prised to hear the announcement in Septem- ber of DIXIE winning the Battle Efficiency E in the ComCruDesF-'ac Tender Com- petition for I967. The one-and-one-half day stop over in Okinawa was made to enable the ship to load supplies left over on our ship on the Tender BRYCE CANYON who was relieving DIXIE in the Far East. All hands got a chance to make the beach here and a few last minute souvenirs were purchased. This island we found to be made up of military installations linked up in a way that re- minded one of the megopolis of the linked cities on the Southern California coast. We left Okinawa the evening of the second day in port and after I7 days arrived in San Diego on the 3lst of October. Above: The Captam's gig is lowered over the side into the blue waters of Buckner Bay, Okinawa, for officers' transportation. While this was taking place, boats from the White Beach Boat Pool were coming alongside to transport the other waiting crewmen of DIXIE. HERE WE ARE! BACK IN SAN DIE 0 AR R, USA. I I I I I I I I I I I I 100 ,,,.. 'Oxfor- , . . , , . ..-.....b.... .... ,.........-.....................,-..-,..,..-............- .... ,V 2... .- ,,,.- ,.iQn,, c'A ' ' -.-'C .- ...s.p: -...mea ..-s,.,,q,n.-...c...,,..-,.,-....,-4.w,.--:va-ff-.,.z-,4.', ,.-f..f,w..4--9qf.+--fu-.,..-..-...,..v...f.....-.,.,,,.., -...J-..f... ,-..aLA-.,+w.Hu-.ea-:.f:-w3?s1w +!hnQ. ul , m f-M 'fi-43,751-4g.,,,1,,..-.4a1- A3 I, ''L'-g'I . Ly '. . is so-,..,... . , , pw, ',,,,.,,,,, F.,u,,,,,,,..,,,h,.,,,..,..,.,...,,-..3.sn.1..N.......,......,......:-.v.,,- ,.,.,.,...,...,..,.0,..,-.lm-..,.,,-..1-.1-,f--t:-A-Y.-warg. --fw.-.sf-,. .,. , ,, ,,.- -. .... ,,,,..x.... -... T-.uf-f--. ,-. , . .. - ,.. , ., , Q . - . 'E Abovezv The crowd on Pier Eight await their husbands and sons as the DIXIE inches closer and prepares to 'get the U mooring' lines over. Below: After mooring, the after-brow Cgangwayh is hoisted by a crane into place between the ship and the pier to allow the friends and relatives ofthe crew to board the ship. 101 Y I W K P, o ,- ,W ,, ,, w, Y .. V ,W , . , . Q ..,-,.., ..,.- ,.-...,H,.,,..,,, --... -mf 'fwf-.--4-eq.-,.---yr .'-,-.- 41 A U, ,,,,g'-- , ' H ysswuvf V ' V 14-w-:Ls-'H' ' , K ' M J ' ' . ' nb-wfuqvm ' ,,,,.,.,,.... ' . - - 'Hf'0'1P ':? - www-uiqw ' -. . vuw-n. - f,'.,,f , . , . H ' ' ' AN, ,, . .., --- --. -L - ,. --...-.. .A....v......f ..,. ' ,, . . .. ---H ahum-.wwwn-vgf22':s::ze:?s.:....,M- f-G -. 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