Eversole (DD 789) - Naval Cruise Book

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WILL YOU REMEMBER THESE MEN IN 5 YEARS? CAPT CLARK LT HENDERSON LT STEIN ENS MARSTON CDR FREELAND LCDR CAMP LT MOORE LTMACLIN LTJG HEINE LTJG HOUGH LTJG HUGHES LTJG LANG LTJG NEWLON LTJG SAI LTJG SKOOG LTJG WILKINS ENS BENNETT ENS BROOKS ENS DICK ENS TAYLOR ENS WARD AGUAS, MI ALLEN, G.M. ALLISON, R L. ANDREWS, G.D. AUTEN.H. J BADER.R E. BANCROFT, D. M. BARBEE.G. A. BARNOTT. W. S. BARTLEY, T. E BASTIAN, G. W. BATES, K. J. BATHRICK, W. B BENOIT, S. L. BERG, L M. BICE, E. R. BICKNELL, D . R. BICKNELL.O C BILSKI. J T BLAIR. J W. BOLING, W. E. BOOHER.T L BOYD.T E BRADLEY, D A BRIERLEY.J.L. BROWN, R. A. BRYANT, N W. BUDZYNSKI. R E BUFFINGTON.L. (N) BURG. R C BURNHAM.J D BUSHNELL, R W CABALLERO, P. H. CAIN, M. L. CHAMBERLIN.J V. COLEMAN. A, (Ni CLARK, J. L. CLOSE. C W COBB, S. M. COIT, D P. CONWELL, G. R. COOPER, T R CORBETT, H A. COX, J C. CUMMINS, R. L. CURTIS, J. L. CUTTLE, T.J. DANIELS, J L. DAVIS, CG. DAVIS. C.G. DAVIS, R. A. DECHENE. J J. DELA ISLA, D. F. DELMUNDO. P A DEW, J E DICKS. GW. DILLIN.J.R DOLAN.D. V. DRAYTON. R. D. DREHER.D. A ECKSTEIN. HH EDINGTON, T. L ELLENBURG.C. E ELLIS, B. F. ELLIS, W. T EMMONS, S. M. ENGLEHART. R R. FAVOR, N. S. FEASTER, M. T. FIFIELD.C. M. FIGG.D. (N) FISCHER. J J. FISHER, RR FLEMENS, M. M. FLORENCE. R. A. FOREMAN, T. D. FORSLING.J.D FRANZIA.E P. FRUDENBERGER, B J FULDAUER, F H GARRITY. R J GARROUTTE, D L. GENNETT.G. D. GEORGE, FS GINGERY, J. G. GOODSHALL.G. W GOING, R.H. GOMEZ. R R GONZALES, B. D. R. GORDON, D. L. GORDON, ED. GORDON, M.J. GRAY. L L GREGG. D. L. GRIFFIN. RR HACKETT, R. G. HALL. L. L HAMM.T R HANNON, DR. HARDEN, A (N) HARDESTY. P. M. HARR, R. E. HARRIS, C. L. HASTIE.J W HEISS.G.P. HESTER. W. L. HOOD, R J HOWRESKO. F M HUCK.M.R. HUMBLE, WW. HUSEMAN.L J IHA, E.T. IRIKAWA.T T. JACKSON, J E. JAMES. J. D. JERO. R J JOHNER.J.E JOHNSON. C.S. JOHNSON. N. E. JOHNSON, R. F. JOHNSTON, R. D JONES, G.M. JUAREZ. M. E. KAYE. D. E. KAYLOR, S. W. KELLY, G.D. KING, CM. KING, D. F. KING. H. L. KINSEY.G.R. KLEINFELTER, T K. KNAPP, M.D. KYE.S. A. LEARMOUTH.TR LEE, J. D. LEON.R D LETCH WORTH. H. A. LETTS. W. H. LEWIS. RE LOPEZ, L. C. LORENA.G.M. LUMSDEN.H.O. MAGOON.S. A. MANN.C. W. MANWARREN.M M MARSHALL. CD MASON. G.C. MC ALLISTER, W P MCANNALLY, B. S. MC BREARTY, M P. MCCLAIN. B. G. MC DANIEL, R. B MCKENZIE, RR MC KINNEY. RD MC LEMORE, C. A. MEIER. J B MENDOZA. J G MENARD. G. W. MERRIFIELD. W. S. MILLETT, F. D MINARD, H. J. MITCHELL, J. (N) MOON.D. L. MOORE. C.N. MORENO. R. (N) MULLENAX, D. S. MUNZIE, D. W. MURPHY. EM NEAL, E. W. NEILL.J. W. NELSON, J W. NEMIER.B. J. NICHOLSON. T. L NIGGLI, E. F. NYBERG.E. P. O ' BRIEN. D. W. OSTRANDER, M D OUTZEN, D L. PARKER, J. D. PARRISH, W. G. PERRY. R POCIALIK.R J POLLARD. C. E. PONDER. C. L POOLE, J. H POTTER, A . L. PRECIADO.S. (N) PRENDER.F. W. PRIME. L. A QUEEN. MR RAILE.S. G. RANNIKER. D F REARICK, G. W. REED. J. F. RENSHAW, W . M. RHOADS.J A RICH. T. A. RILEY. GW RILEY. RL RINKE. L. C. ROBERTS. L. (N) ROBIN. A. L ROBIN. J T ROBINSON. C. L. ROCK, A L ROE, PR. ROSENBURG. W K. ROTH, L W ROUNDTREE, F E RUTH.D. W. SANTOS, V. S. SAWYER. J H SCHERMANN.T. G SCHINDLER. B R SCHLAUCH.G.E. SCHRETER.G . H. SCHROEDER, E. G. SCHULTZ. E. C. SHIELDS. G E. SHIRLEY, R. W. SIEMAN.C.E. SILVA, H.R. SIMPSON. M. W. SINCLAIR. W A SINGLETARY. K. (Ni SKINNER. R. A. SMITH. F. K SMITH. L. E. SMITH. R. V. SMITH. R. W SMITH. W A SNOW. C. A. SOLORIO.D. (N) SOWERS, L. R. SPILLMAN.J. V. SPINEK.A T SPOHN.C D. STEIN. R. W. STEVENS. J. (N) STEVENSON, J. (N i STEWART. E. L. STITT.C. V. STOCKLAS, R. J. STOEBEL, G. M. STOKES. R D STOVER. V. R. 78

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CRUISE BOOK STAFF EDITOR: LTJG P. H. HUGHES Department Representatives: Weapons: ENS TAYLOR WA: McKenzie Cartoonist: Artwork: BADERRE. FOREMAN T.D. WG : CUTTLE Historian. ENS BROOKS EDITOR: LTJG P. H. HUGHES Typist: BRIGID Department Representatives: Weapons: WA: ENS TAYLOR MCKENZIE R.R. Special Asst. : BUSHNELLR. W. Gomez R.R. WG: CUTTLE T.J. WD LEARMONTHT.R. Engineering R ENS WARD SMITH R.V. M ELLIS W.T. B POOLE J. H. Operations 01 LTJG HUGHES FOREMAN T.D. OC MCALLISTER W.P. OE.N STOCKLASR.J. -

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STOWE, D C. STRADLKY. A. L. STUBBLEFIELD, L. L. STULTZ.C D SWIMS, J C. TAYLOR. C.L. TEANEY.C. A. THOMSON. G. S. THOMURE. A. F. TILLO.J.F TISDALE.G E TOWNSLEY.C.D. TROUTT. AW VALLIERE. G. R. VAN BIBBER. D. R. VANCE. W. B. VANDE WEERO. R D VANLANDINGHAM.D. H. VASSAR.R. C. VAUGHN, W.T. WARBURTON.J.S. WELLS. J. D WILLIAMS, A. J WILLIAMS, D. E. WHITNEY. C. D WILFONG.J.D. WILSON, C. R. WILSON. W. E. WOLFE. T J WOODFORD. L. (N) WROBEL, K. A. YARBROUGH.K. E. YOUNG, N N) ZICK.M.S. ZOOK.E. W. exotic ports in the Orient. The ninth deployment from January to June of 1957 found Destroyer Di- vision 31 proceeding to the Western Pacific via Suva, Fiji Islands, and Brisbane, Cairns, and Dar- win, Australia, with the traditional ' Crossing the Line ceremony held as the ships sailed across the Equator. The ship again visited the Southern Hemi- sphere at the start of her tenth deployment, lasting from early December 1957 to late May 1958. The ports of call south of the Line on this occasion were Pago Pago, American Samoa, and Melbourne, Perth, and Darwin, Australia. Another group of lowly polliwogs became honorable shellbacks upon crossing the Equator. In May 1960. Destroyer Squadron 3 composed of Destroyer Divisions 31 and 32 departed for the Orient for not just the normal six months but rather two years. The squadron ' s homeport was changed to Yokosuka for this period and many of the wives and families of EVERSOLEs crew moved to this base in Japan. Although the operating pace was as heavy as on previous deployments, this made the separation from loved ones shorter and Yokosuka became home in every sense of the word. While based in Japan EVERSOLE served tours on Tai- wan Patrol and also participated in exercises off Japan, Okinawa, Korea, and the Philippines. Visits were made to many ports in Japan as well as neigh- boring countries. In February 1962, amidst a shower of confetti and paper streamers, EVERSOLE bade farewell to Japan and set course for Bremerton, Washington, where she was scheduled to enter the Puget Sound Naval Shipyard for an extensive conversion and modernization. At this time her homeport was also changed to Bremerton because of the length of time the ship would be in he shipyard. After extensive preparation. EVERSOLE for- mally commenced her FRAM MK I conversion on May 7. 1962. This modernization took approxi- mately nine months and upon completion EVER- SOLE emerged as a new and different ship. During the conversion her appearance was greatly altered and much of her equipment was either replaced or modernized. As a result, her ASW capabilities in particular were greatly enhanced. With ASROC 79