Frontier (AD 25) - Naval Cruise Book

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1967 volume:

FAREWELL LUNG BEACH X! w-. ,.....,W-- may o di Q 1 2' ! P 1 3 ! 41 gi 2 , 1 ? E1 1 1 Ti Q P F i V15 ,Qu 1 Q i 1 Z' Z . ,.L, 2 1 , i-- Q . f , W E 1 i i r r ! I r k . H Q 4 Ke 3: ' f 4 ' ff.- J L5 L. 9 1987 QBRARY m q -'-7 SU ' C 0 V hw U R x i L M ay ,- WJ X l Xi'6l'l l 1 Qfvig fl D, M M L? W1 USS FRUNTIER AD-25 Y , USS FRONTIER AD-25 SHIP'S CHARACTERISTICS Length ..... 491 Feet Beam ...... .7 , . 69 Feet Displacement . . Q 14,000 Tons Maximum Speed . . .... 17 Knots Cruising Range . . . . . . . 20,000 Miles SHIP'S HISTORY San Pedro, California became the launching site for the FRONTIER in early 1945. Built by the Todd Shipyard, FRONTIER was first commissioned in March of 1946, and soon began to service the various units of the Unites States Pacific Fleet. In 1947, shortly after completing a Far East cruise, FRONTIER was decommissioned due to the lull in military activity. However during the course of the Korean conflict, the need for FRONTIER was once again recognized and she was re-commissioned in November of 1951. After serving her second tour of duty at the Korean war front, FRONTIER re- ceived a commendation from Commander in Chief, United States Pacific Fleet, for her outstanding services. During an eight month period between May and December of 1953, FRONTIER serviced over 145 ships, completing some 4,400 different jobs as well as supplying ships operating in the Far East with logistic support. Since 1953, FRONTIER has continued. to service ships of the destroyer force and various other type commands in the Pacific Area. Finally, late in September of 1964, FRONTIER went into the Long Beach Shipyard for an extensive and much needed overhaul. It was during this period that special attention was directed toward improving two major weapons-repair and handling facilities concerning torpedoes and ASROC. Through the continual years of service to the fleet in Australia, Hong Kong, Japan, Okinawa, Philippines and Hawaii, it became evident that FRONTIER would have to keep up todate with the development of new systems and equipment of the modern Navy. While still in the yard in 1964, FRONTIER's repair capabilities were expanded to include the addition of the Drone-Anti-Submarine Helicopter fDASHJ, one of the most effective weapons currently used in anti-submarine warfare. Early in 1966, to cope with the enormous quantities of paper work accompanying the new facilities, a UNIVAC 1500 Automatic Data Processing machine was installed, This system provided FRONTIER with Maintenance Data Collection and Exception Time Accounting,and' subsequently, on July 1, 1966, FRONTIER converted from manual to mechanized supply control. In 1965, FRONTIER, in competition with five other tenders operating in the Pacific Area, was awarded the CRUDESPAC E for Battle Efficiency and De- partmental Excellence. The award was earned again in 1966, The FRONTIER has a crew of 670 men, which man the 38 different repair shops and facilities, comprising more than 44 different rates of the Navy. Person- nel services of the Medical, Dental and Chaplain Corps of the United States Navy are also furnished aboard FRONTIER. AMW COMMANDING UFHUER IAY S. HOWELL CAPTAIN U N Captain Jay S, Howell became the 19th commanding officer of the USS FRONTIER QAD-255 in September of 1966, Anative of Ohio, Captain Howell graduated as valedictorian of Woodsfield High School in 1940, prior to his enrollment at the United States Naval Academy, where he graduated with distinction three years later. Immediately upon graduation from the Academy, Captain Howell became actively involved in the war with Japan, serving in the Gunnery Department aboard the battle- ship, USS COLORADO QBB-45J. COLORADO participated in the invasions of the Gilbert, Marshall, Marianas, and Ryukyu Islands, along with the recapture of the Philippines and the occupation of Japan. Captain Howell also served as Gunnery Officer of the cruiser, USS TOLEDO QCA-1335 in the later stages of the Korean conflict. Captain Howell attended post graduate school in Ordnance Engineering at the United S . . tates Naval Academy and Massachusetts Institute of Technology, where he received his Master of Science degree in Nuclear Physics in 1950. Other tours included Air Defense Officer, USS HOUSTON QCL-815, Research As- sistant, Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory, Executive Officer and Commanding Officer USS PRICHETT QDD-56155 Naval Ordnance, White Oak, Silver Springsg and Operations Officer, Staff, COMCRUDESFLOT ELEVEN. During the three years prior to becoming Commanding Officer of the USS FRONTIER, C t ' H ll ' HP 3111 OWG Served HS the Navy Deputy to the Director of Advanced Ballistic Re- entry Systems at Norton Air Force Base in California Captain Howell and his wife, Eleanor have three children, Charan Agnes, 19, Jay Stanley Jr., 17, and El' b th - ' ' ' iza e Ann, 15, all of whom reside in Garden Grove, California. EXECUTIVE OFFICER RICHARD A. VESSIE COMMANDER U NR FRONTIER's Executive Officer, Commander Richard A. Vessie, was born in Long Island, New York. Upon graduation from high school, Commander Vessie attended the New York State Maritime Academy at Ft, Schuyler, New York, where he received his Third Mate's License and a commission as Ensign, USNR. He ultimately received his Chief Mate's License while serving with the United States Lines Company for eight years. Commander Vessie served as a Midshipman in both the Pacific and Atlantic theaters during World War II, and was serving as Third Officer aboard the first United States merchant ship to enter Bremen, Germany immediately following the war. Commander Vessie served as Operations Officer aboard the USS BRECKINRIDGE QP-1765 and as Executive Officer aboard the USS LOOKOUT IAGR-25. He then was Head of Operations Department at OCS, Newport, R. I. Late in 1959 Commander Vessie was sent to Naval Intelligence School in Washington D.C., after which he received 165 hours of instruction in the Hebrew language. At the conclusion of language school, Commander Vessie was assigned to Haifa, Israel for two years as Assistant Naval Attache and Attache for Air. Returning Home in 1962, Commander Vessie served as Staff Secretary and Commanding Officer of staff enlisted personnel with Commander Naval Reserve Command, Omaha, Nebraska. In the latter part of 1965, Commander Vessie was transferred to the USS FRONTIER as Executive Officer. Commander Vessie centers most of his hobbies aroundwater sports, such as sailing, swimming, and water skiing. He and his wife, June have two children, Victoria Ann, 9 and Richard Craig, 6. 'ws if 1 LJ, ,, ,,, Q 1 -. ,, f ...Wm XR ' fs X X 1 X ,Sn , www w., T , X . X Q ,, In it Q 1 X Q A W J J X ?w!1x ' 5 f X 4 fyfxx K 1 1 4 w 1 X M X Q 7 1s f X! 7 K k 141 A 1415s 1 - gi' ,gy f , M2151 ft as , v1fy :N f ,- .W 11' 1 i s 1 F it ff? j 4 s f w 'Wi ' ff: ' Y! 1 1 LT If .'x- J S, Sf, ,yywb 1 X W! wx f wwf M 1 W 3, 1 1 s X K X J1 f, 1 ' , X X ,,,, . M 1 X Q W W f 7 QQ! M KQV , Xgv 1 f 7 f I f X X X Z W X . , V ., Tfw ,I Q7 ff My 1 la 'Elm 'fx' , -p Q ' 1,19-T5 9 X my-rf kg ,4 , RXXXR' . 1, HS- , 6 Mx. I M Wi J' H iffi u 1 4 wi SQ X XX fm ,L ff if PS7 X , , 1 4 V ,X 1 - - 5 ,ls 1 fi J W!! - 'B mf xt . is M W 1 ft X 4145? tt, 2 f x 1 X X as A f ., I 17, Ty gg Lf W K WN? 1 sy X , X 1 M X Sw 7 ,, X41 I 1 S . fmmx ' X 1 QA. WX 172, Z 1 K Bgj'-f, 5 f' 1 M. Q W W W K K 1 'Q 4 ,f W 2 Z W 1 siigdgll , K V, , My 1 -I : I, , A , K, . we 1 1 ' ff 9 , V ., , 7 1 M , A ,..w1,.1 , 1, f , mf Left to right First row CDR J P Adair, LCDR J J Macan Second row. LCDR J M Johnson, LT W P Keyes, LT F W Love, LTR R Weinsteger LT C, O Ives, LT B B Logan, LTD L Neifert LT W W Laidlaw Third row LT E J Ryan, LT A D Reed, LTJGF O Wille, LTJGW T Lehman LTJG V K Fiegel, LTJG H Piligian, LTJG R S Reaume, LTJGJ L Flowers Fourth row ENSR D Lockhart CWO 4 J M Reid, CWO 3 R J Noonan W-1 C D Ritchie W 1R C Carr,W-1R D Hanna W-1 J E Howard W-1 G P Alabado Fifth row W-IH B League .ff W 5 - A if ,fly , ,,U,.,1, , fs- 1 gk If f Q 5 1 'P 1 Z , , 1 7 124' Qu 1 1 WX? W z 1 f 4 if ,W ff X J -4 'LQ vgfuq. -.v W 7 ,4 n.' XWN 1 f 21 A f 4 Q Aix 1 X 1 , if W! , X 1 ff , XX X I X - at ,ff , X 1? JAY UA Eg -: -..- ,....1 ' Q1 gg, is X Q- XX if l......,X N X wig t . 1 , Y Z G' 1' 'X if I X 'X XX Y 'wxfzif If GT' R ff ug? ff ! , 7 79 ff! , Zz X wr X X X , , X q N -. A X58 W, X 'K -1 X X A Nz, X X x , P IM, , ,-.af ' , .. D 1 Jr' I, , f . gl a. I X 12 :' ' , 1 4 N . f . X X, Q: gs SX . ,xXx X ks s , ,- X X X ix XSX it 1' -. . , 25 an ts, ,A WS' 'Q :mosh sf 'Z 2 N X E S x X N' ggf X V C , . x I gf Front left to right: lst row: GMGC Anderson, SFC Arment, BMCS Barreau, ICC Bates. 2nd row: EMC Breuer, IMCS Carden, PCC Carter, FTGC Dalton. 3rd row:HMCSDodge, RMC Erickson, SFC Ellyson, BRC Garrett, DCCS Garst, ETCS Geisler, SFC Grenville, ICCS Hopkins. 4th row: SFC Jarreau, SPCM Jensen, BMCKiWior, SFC Kyler,YNCS Lamb, EMC Lancaster, BRCM Lanham, MMC Lyles. 5th row: PNCM Minks, SFC Neff, SFC Newberry, TMC Ober,GMCSO'Quin. 6th row: SFC Railey, PMC Ramsey, STC Ryburn, EMCM Senter. 'ith row: CSC Shannon, EMC Smith, IMC Tanega, DCCS Teeple. 8th row: X7 ' f -' ' ,ffsj 7 f Q ff f 1 ff, f , - Ma f , X if C X .f K f -, , X X f -f a .uf W X, fXXf, -ii f :NSN , , , 9 ff 'S m 2 , ff J 'W f 7 X? 4 ff , 4 XX vygyg , V ' Slffrgf fl ti W is 1' , We f Q 7 .LQQW A2 1 . 4 W f f7 f '93 W f , W 1 X 0 KS f m , X fs? '-2 WN 4 X W X We W f Q we , fs? f f , ai WZ X S Z 4 ff S W SZ X W ,W X Qs' M f X-is 7 HW J X ' -1,5 i Nz f f A Z 4 4 Q' ? XS F We Z X, f s f Q f X Z Q2 ss 4 4,9 Q A O X 9 30 X - N81 0? Z , 1 Y Q' Z C X SDC Terry, ENC Wheeler, IMC Williams, SKCS Wirth. gil 1 'VL fx , S -x 7 if E Q Q WX ff, ' -- ' 1 . R S Q, , W1 f W! j f 7, , ,6 , I sf 11' bf Left to right Front row YN3 Aydelotte, SN German, YN3 Wagoner, YN3 Woodard, BT2 McDonald. Second row: YNCS Lamb, PNCM Minks, SN Klornp, SN Paul, YN1 Malatin, SN Sandoval. Third row: ENC Lancaster, IC1 Cowan, PN3 Schneidewind, SN Norris, CYN3 Morris, Chaplain Love, W1 Howard. X-RAY DIVISION X-RAY Division, which composes the Administrative Department of USS FRONTIER, performs a variety of tasks for the ship. ln- cluded in the 20-man division is the Captain's Office, Personnel Office, Master-at-Arms Force, Legal Office, Ship's Library, Post Office, Chaplain, and Career Counselor. Under the leadership of W1 J . E, Hovvard,the division carries out the administrative activities of the ship and keeps the paperwork moving. Although the division is small, it possesses the moti- vation and versatility which is necessary to efficiently accomplish the assigned tasks of its many offices. , 'Q Instructions, instructions, and more instructions. It' 'X Q Z fmwxvwff 'hw 1 s just a matter of strategy. Signing one's name can be an endless task. ng , f 'WX WW , X fV Legal beagles are hot on the trail Wrong file Harry... ZM N-, The MAA force -- what a line up. W fgwf OPERATIONS DIVISION WM. 37 mf Left to right: First row: SMSN Hill, SN Bennett, RM3 Reasoner, RD3 Gurbach, SN Andres, PN3 Salcedo, RM3 Munroe Second row: LTJG Piligian, QM3 Houston, RM3 MacKinnon, SN Hedlund, RD3 West, RD2 Shanahan, SM1 Wheeler SN Vickers. Third row: PNSN Faris, QM3 Hoffman, RM3 Neely, QM3 Johnston, SM2 Hill, RM3 Hogue, ETR3 Griffin The Operations Department best displays its full capabilities while underway. While at sea, the combined efforts of quartermasters, radarmen, radiomen, and signalmen are re- sponsible for FRONTIEI-Vs safe passage from one harbor to another. The quartermasters assist the navigators in directing the move- ment of the ship from one port to another while the radarmen keep track of the move- ment of all craft within range of FRONTIE R. The signalmen are responsible for maintain- ing visual communications with all other ships in the area and the radiomen handle all other communications with both ships and shore stations. NE? Q s lil , fr ' 9 ir 3 ,, , , , I W' al i ...Int ll- gf i X QA f Vs -di , , Q HM 0 vii, if ,M LM-,,. Inu r gi 7 4 an WEAPO DIVISION . , ,,C gm Q I. fff fg Q ' :Fi W gk in Q ' - l WAY? XNW K 1 A 7 f' - W .WMS W,,wImW,.,,,fMN, HOLD ON REMOTE CONTROL .... DRONE IS STILL TIED UP. M hfrr .ww ' S f WAIT...DIAL IS NOT MOVING. X ' 1 I-. 4' Q it th N W A I ff u 1-7 1 ff k.! CALLING, CALLING ALL REMOTE CONTROLS, NO LIBERTY TODAY. Q READY TO TAKE OFF. JUST A MINUTE....SOMETHING IS WRONG, f ffm 'IW Q14 I W IMI f gui-5 If I , , UQ- Q ..-q.a.1,5C .x '- L ,W UZIWW READY!, GET SETI, GO!!!. I L 'I'VE CAUGHT A SWIMMING TORPEDO! IT SAYS HERE, HOLD IT LOOSE. ARE YOU STILL DRUNK? CORN: WE'RE SMILING, WHAT? TORPEDO...MISSING! ' SIGNING UP FOR ANOTHER SIX YEARS. READY TO FIRE THE TORPEDO? BE CAREFUL, DON'T DROP IT. - f Watch out, once you move, you die Place it...you Wou1dn't get shocked Strictly Top Secret twig ' 2135-H234 Mix: , txt, W , rf., , ft - , tg x 5 ,Z 4 .,,, X., A ' K f,..5 'K H33 E? Mm ' EW 'SEM mm ww M .,.,, .,.f 5' 2 , 2, 3,... Hold it...ho1d it It's in here somewhere ,.,,., L. Rim X f X X7 t1A7fZ3TN Rift X R' X 5 X it V K - X FIRST DIVISION N X I II.. -to 5 Sx . 'NK Q1 I Left to right: First row: SN Hill, SN Gardner, SN G. Taylor, SN Stoops, SN McCormack, SN Jackson, SN Stearns, SN Babcock, SN Judd, SN Clubb, BMC Kiwior. Second row: BM1 Guest, SN Frame, SA Clark, SN A. Taylor, SN Buxton, BM3 Botts, SN Robinson, SN New, SN Bassett, SN Dunsmore, SN Buczek, SN Miller, SN Gilstrap, SR Ada, BM2 Jacobson, SR Bertrand, SR Balfour. Z' Y I I I Left: BM1 Guest receives the Navy Commendation Medal with Combat V from Captain Howell. Above: First Division stands uniform of the day inspection. SN Buczek greases the pully on one of the ship's eight forward booms, The First Division is one of two divisions assigned to the Deck Department. First Division is responsible for the forward part of the ship. lt paints and maintains the weath er decks, boat decks, the fore- castle, the passageways of Officers' Country, the passage ways running athwartship on the main deck, and the bos'n locker. The division also op- erates the booms. Running liberty launches and the Cap- tain's gig is the dual respon- sibility of both Deck Divisions. SN A, Taylor paints, a never ending job for a sailor, The lifeboat crew makes ready for a man over- board drill- . The captains Gig is shined daily, in . ,, . -,r . f on W ,, ,.-.,,...l ., f . .,,..... ffkxlryfg, gill! SN McCormack, SN Johnson, and SN Clark shine b ' ht k th ' ' ' - ' . mg wor OH e Captain S Gig' A truck is taken aboard by the deck apes . Ili SECOND DIVISION jr ,,,., Left to right, Front row: Porter, Folmabee, Johnson, Montoya, Petilt, Pyle, Godfrey. Standing: Orphey, Loudermilk, Stewart, Jones, Stepteau, Gamble, Bailiff, Joyal, Thompson, Blila, Kelly, Castaneda, Cook, Gentile, Barreau. Slow down! I A Mother said there'd be days like this , xx xvf '- I'm ready anytime. I quit. J 4 ff 1 ,f Q 9 11 . H 1 E R H' x S vig 49 5 f i-fa Wait..I'11 Smile Who..Me? I'm Tired 3 4 x Face the Camera No Smokingf g. D Food, man, food .A 'vt I can stop you See what I mean aaegtgxxwt E x 'H W .f Vx-. , I, f'+' I If ' ' X, A L ' N' C . Q ff -1, I Too heat? for me X ff' Mag ' I ,L+ ' Knofg Q1' Nuts ,,.,,-4 4' -+1 I . 5, . lt X H Lord, how about a break? x A Smoking off fr, R R DIVISION AY ' X fI'sQ:??f'55ki C SQ Q S W M -, - . -- 1' -f X X. ew if ,., S f'-:Nm R5 AX-kefx Suzi' iumf' oily: S :F S554 - id: Tax f gawk, ., N331 ,xg Sm14'X.,?f- - , A f- N K F: we H I , 'egferff - QM wmv Ii 'Q 1'-7' N r of TSX X4-'I -A W S Nifpi NN . - F .f,aw,Qr 2 -' X ,,,, Q , -HT S 1 .' 1 155924 'af' 'ik ,N ,, er, ,f , Z , Z, ' WW' f ' Left to right: First row: SFC Kyler, SF3 Marshall, SFP3 Pender, FN Vazquez, DC3 Payne, SFM3 Nelson, FN Van Sickle, FN Lamar, LTJG Norton. Second row: FN Dillard, FN Toland, FN Brunson, FN Lay, FN Larocca, SFP3 Gray, SF1 Riley. W f, -.,, sm wmin . II 5 I my my UIC yn Rigging Steam to Ships HIOHSSNG' 0 ,.,,, ,,+ Repairing an officer's bunk fl I I if 4, I 7 Preparmg shipboard malntenanoe actlon cards for Jobs completed. B s. M mvlsmu gg, A ,M W W 2 W :miss -' , X X , 3 K V , . I ,f ,if , f, Q1 if , ' ,lf ,He -' ,, 71? if ,, 4 F W 1 , . I K-1 1,11 , V Q Q in -,,.f ' ' I , , , . , H r , -MF,,.,-ff . hy - . , ,,f -f C. . , ,V ,, VI, v xi , VM-+ s ' ,,' ,, . , Xxx I 'I 'fx ' reno V A X' ' , , f I , V , I ,QW , 'KN From left to right: First row: YN3 Gardner, FN Turner, FN R. D. Bracken, FN Skaggs, BT3 Johnson, BT3 Keller, FN Potts, MM3 Dobyns, BT3 Naillieux, MM3 Jaynes, BT2 Spillman. Second row: SPCM Jensen, FA Rouer, MM2 Carter, MM1 Sadowski, FN Cox, MM3 Kidder, FN Logue, FN Moreland, FN Kepcha, FN Haley, BT3 Hodges. Third row: FN Farrington, MM3 Hoppengarner, BT3 Luebke, FN Cavanagh, YN3 Wise, FN Alley, FN Boczkus, FA J. L. Bracken, FN Richardson, BT3 Pearce, FN Carrico. XP! Jay Q P fl J' 1 FF Qiwjffjxv t 1 A 2 3 M Q IG, 9, 32 J f . l - Adjusting fuel oil pressure to the Lighting off port feed pump. Z MW - boiler. , I s X 3 .- z- l A Repairing aux1l1ary feed pump. . x XX.. I Aww..-ss 'A 5.971 iii iff X A 1 ,mf-nw 5 5 - i 953i5n-X-'M-'W - -Suriv. .xXXx. I. X to 4 X . t N3 r ..,.Xx.. . xx.XX. - F--N ' F . X X? E DIVISION . 'V s.,,f,4 z, Q 'Z 'tx M- , if X X X i 6 my V . fr- f,,,...wf nf. f f' ' , .ffwn-A v-'ff ' . .V ' , In . I M,-,,,,,,. g . I :rf K , ' I . . QIWWU ff' ' V N, W-MW' . ft, ' , ' - , MW ' I . . Me5..,,,,ef M' 409194 ' ' . ,uf-- A ,.,,A-,,,,5 fyyo - - . . t , , . uwfyvffffl - I V Left to right: Front row: IC1 Decker, ICFN Roberts, IC2 Hendrix, IC2 Forbus, EM3 Herman, FN Cheek, FN Hoekstra. Second row: EMC Smith, ICFN Bonifacius, EMFN Pippenger, EM3 Swayne, EM3 Swafford, EM3 McClure, EMFN Hall. I think it is definitely sick. What are these switches down here? . 1 1 1: 1 1 I1 11: ' 4 '1 T fi II 1I 1 I I IEM ' 11 If gy- l E or I W . j I LMI: I 5 1 I I , I 1 I II' I 1 112 Ir' ., bi f I I 1 IZ1 A DIVISION f iff : 4 , , ff 1 f ,4 , fy: ,,-1.7 , f 7 f ff f f 4' ' f Q Mmm Left to right: First row: MM2 Wesche, EN3 Carpenter, FN Habersham, MM3 Dennison, FN Mullins. Second row ENC Wheeler, EN3 Collage, MM2 Bair, MM3 Crook, FN Midulla, MM3 Calahan. X N :K i 21 . WJ W 2 f ZW w , I K xi, IW' uf.. WE! . ' N I I '. 'Uh . IU wi 1, QA 1 .,,, fx ,X f W .- ' Xt W1 W I-, A A , , M 1. X , A I A ff X Q51 vf fe ' 4 ' 4 V, , , A Q ,- Q ,ff W W 5375-' L- f ww: 4 f J ww TQ, V x ps'-S X W! ' VQ, 4274 ' V-lk k f f xx ,mt ? ix f I Q , , 5 U g mf ,f g Z L.. , 70 X 1, F9 if ,f -- Q ,Z R-I DIVISION Left to right: First row: SF1 Fuller, SFP2 Williamson, SFM3 Kanip, SFP3 Perillo, FN Kairis, SFM3 Babin, SFM3 Wolfe, FN Coes, SN Reberger, SN McGlothin, SFP3 Quintana. Second row: SFC Ellyson, FN Takahashi, FN Hamilton, DCFN Davis, SFM2 Eastep, FN Drake, FN Woodrow, DC3 Burke, SFP3 Meyer, FR Alborz, MM2 Sinkinson, DCFN Poe, DCCS Teeple. Third row: SFC Jarreau, SF1 Juhola, SFP3 Clark, SFM3 Crump, DC3 Hansen, FN Gross, PM3 Oberlander, DCFN West, MM1 Lebude, SF1 Phillips, SFP3 Willis, DC3 Leaird, SN Reese, SFC Grenville. --af 5, bf -M -,-.QV :ff , Q. .ffm diffiiiii 1 1 'G A ,, v, X Q mf? L. 41157, 52: X ASVGZV X MXC f ffhifl Qi 5? ,I F I I no L Ufffj - .f J 28 X K 4 W 'Sys' ' - L J I I n TQ I F 1 C-T X1 . v- 11. M- .Java-15, ,fra x, - , pyfw jim, X1 x 44 P ,.-.1 um., 'L .wg S., , A ,K nm , ,ffffff az . jbhh N I? - 431. , 25 3 , f, sjfgtgfamzfffs 2- . , ,,f,,z,,:,',' 1 .,V-,ywvwarkE-:-Jr, :I Ag' .4,. ,,.U,,w----fm, .. . . 5 N Q w g- - 'ff,.w,,,w'f, ,r w gg V WW' - 51, 1.2 W, ,. C A f ,. f.. -X , - is-'v '5'f1v 5,735 is V , 2- w. , 'WEEK 54 f: r X , 1 n X I gf R' , A MX K Q3 - H Q 1, m -Af 1Qm7N4?sx?f5 f ff 2, w w Abi' is 3, x A gy? X QX IWM X A 5 gw yggfi IKE, W f 'g iv x 'XX f Wa , ' WX 2 1 Qwi,e,g W2 fx f Q ww w L, 'Q 7' Q 22 9 x ,M Ri' J x 4 M ff fix' W A , '.. RM Wa? wif W I wx fx! ffgdxc Sw Q34 if X J x r fx? fwwzj j 4' S K f Z ' SL I Q' x .s' W 1 'ff Q ii, -H my 1 il V, W 4 Q b ,r T, Xs ' 'Jag 'Q x ' 'f .- V' Q,'a:.Q,' 2349475 If : 3 . - 3 , . V ,wg V- - - . . , f .Q Q ,N ' W, , 90 Vmf- x xmfzf f Q rr ffzffw Qfwn 1 69 ' K V K y ,gn-w ' If ,W I ,, I MV YQ ,JC pw X4 gf N A E - xv NSD! .--t,A'g K' N: E' I' ,rib M, ' fi Q2 ll XX f , II cf 1 I fl If I , 'f f' S 2 w lex b' 9 h 5 5 ff f, JL ' X f x R-2 nlvlsmu Left to right: Kneeling: BT3 Hastings, FN Newberry, BT2 Doma, BTC Keetch, BR1 Bradley, FN Epting, FN Garcia, McEwen, MR3 Long, MR1 McDonnell, MR2 Downs. Standing: FN Poitras, BT2 Barbour, BT2 Dawson, BT3 Goad, FN Walker, BT2 Green, MR2 Wilke, Whosit, FN Ochoa, MR3 Monroe, MR1 Miller, MR2 Harris, MR3 Gow, MR3 Kula, MR3 Nickol, MR3 Kerl, MR3 ' I Fleak, FN Bell, FN Ollett, MR3 Romero, MR3 Miles, MR3 Goode, MR2 Phillips, FN McPeters, MR1 Greenfield, FN Goodwin, MR1 Strang, MRC League. ' . ' -4' . 2 f f mf - ' V ? ,W f Z ff! F' ii., y I in U X A , A ? , W X, Q M f 1242, ff, 5 A ' tw Q, M f ,I 7 7 ' 5 'K Left to right: Kneeling: OMSN Smith, SN Christy, FN Baker, ML1 Dirito, FN Kidd, SN Damon, IMSN Bell, MM3 Quivy, MMFN Wadas, MMFN Morin. Standing: OM2 Cannon, IMC Tanega, OMl Griffin, IMCS Cardin, OM3 Lawrence, IM2 Kekacs, IM2 Dick, SN Shaw, SN Crowder, MM1 Arthur, MR3 Tower, MM3 Pederson, IM3 Beck, MM2 Henderson, IMSN Pearson, MM2 Quient, MM2 Nickelson, MM3 Manske, MM2 Tindel, BRCM Lanham, MM3 Passive, CWO Noonan, MMC Lylesq ' 3 hwy, f Z If W 0 Webs? L. f my ., f 1 ,,n 1-- -l - , ,df .' ff - -1 -- U xx U, if A 7 x.lv l 'fit 'f 0 QQ i X 5 K I ,- KES f Q O 3 . fo EEKJLZES QU 6 VXA 0 3 1 'N il-1 Yi? ff E 3 :.,...,,-.f X ff x ' - gil. Sk X5-11 1, ' U R-3 IVISION Z 4 5 Zz Wi. MwCiyzwmnWWyy5,, f2Qw'uQwf Www J awe ,f ,4 ' 2 F 'Q 2 1 f' -V fr 5 Q ww - ' y if nyyi , Q A f X G' ff, I' 4 4 , fi X 74, 2,2 -Q , I if Left to right: Kneeling: FN McJunkin, EM2 Holtman, FN Davis, EN2 Owen, EM3 King, EM2 Wigent, EM2 Sgarnbelluri, EN3 Monticello, IC2 Vineyard. Standing: EMC Bruer, W-1 Alabaclo, FN Ventre, EM3 Stanke, IC2 Beckett, EN3 DeCamp, EM2 Wood, FN Cordova, IC2 Pender, FN Alley, EM3 Hutto, EM3 Cepeda, EM2 Holiday, EMFN Piskule, ICFN Elarn, IC3 Henry, IC2 Jeffrey, IC1 Vensel, ICCS Hopkins, EN3 Lansaw, ICC Bates, There it is! Bach in '02 we didn't worry about Who are you trying to snow? Kind of shorthanded here projectors. It will never get off Yowre not king - Fm the ground. Right or left? king! ii So it is an electric hair clipper! Dr. Livingston, 1 pyesumem, It will never work. Well What now'?. Hurry it up wit da coffee machine. The things you get with blue chips X f f? if -m l R' 'Frm V, ...::' ,.ll. ,,g,,,...-... ..,...,,n.4.-...A-, -5.4-,. ..........:,-J..-.V D- V... ...-.V,,,c...4zwa.w.....V..1.a..-...,.. e - Q ..,.,.-w, -...-.n.-,:a.-..,...A..5.,h.,,... - - ,L F - -...,.,...fv,.. 1 l l i 3 T J i n 6 5 5, R-4 DIVIS UN i ffy ' 1 f ' - V . ' . - ,. N ', ' , 'X fit, fwfvf. . H f. ' ,, ,f 2714 1 'f f ., 2.1,-M, W , , - ,. ...Q f W, , 7 an , -2- . , N45 X f xwmx 7 X 1 fjk j x -,rf f 'gi f 5 f . u .v s f p MM, - .,-ff , g A as . ' ' Fi ' K Front Row: ETR2 Lee, ETR2 Klatt, ETN3 Hickman, ETN2 Offret, ETR2 Gwalthney, ETR2 Shenk ETN2 Martin. 7 Back Row: ETCS Geisler, ETl Newell, SN Dawes, ETR3 Szemenyei, ETN3 Scott, ETN2 Carpenter, ETN2 Cloyd, ETR3 Blackman. The fourth Division of the USS FRONTlER'S Repair Department are the Electronic Technicians, Electronic Technician Radar, Electronic Technician Communications. They are the Electronics Division which composes three separate shops 3 ET shop, Teletype Repair and Calibration Laboratory. ET shop is responsible for a wide variety of electronic equipments. The jobs performed 'ranges from overhauling motors and gear system use to drive antenna to repairing walkieetalkies. Although their main task is to extend repair services to ships alongside, they are also responsible in maintaining the FRONTIER'S own 'radar and communications equipment. ' Another section of R-4 Division is the Teletype Repair shop. Here they overhaul and clean teletype printers. Radiomen are also assigned in this shop. To efficiently facilitate the completion and accuracy of their work an ultrasonic cleaner is used. This cleaner enables them to submerge the whole printer that completely cleanse it before they make repairs. The extremely complex nature and many varieties of printers make this job difficult. Calibration Laboratory shops main task is calibrating precision test equip- t 1 men s. They are ET s who are highly and specially trained in the field of tr l me o ogy. To ensure accuracy and effectivity in performing their jobs, they require a space of controlled temperature, humidity and many accurate instruments. All these jobs are performed by R-4 Division. 4 . . J , -ff f g V I xy - ,W A G. 'ii Smile and relax. Pull it hard partner .... I'1l get you... I'11 get you at the end.. Hmmmmm.. after this part, I quit It sure was funny... l ,,,. A f 'Q .1 Y ,Zi . W ,z ff ,, ' ,, . , N. Tw nv .0 - Finish it or no liberty... R-5 DIVISION , I t ' of ,, , ' S M I A'? W f' W, 1 S g 1 ' ff ' 4 4- K '.,,,,,,,..wn ' A - ,W,..J.. . 5 Q . f is fn r E x.Xx ,. V ,fr ' 5 ,M l In , Mi! V , X I I Z., B:-,g, , , ,f N A ' I Q Y I 'W gf , I , ff , ' A, , My 4 ! f,,, 4 , M I, ,,,, 4 7 f 7 M 5 . f f QZ X 4 , My A f J,,.- f , V K , , V . I I ,1- , V , vA,.a.f' Left to right: First row: STG3 Smith, FTGSN McDevitt, GMM3 Rudolph, GMG3 Fetterolf, LISN Hadley, STG3 Large. Second row: WO-1 Ritchie, GMC Anderson, FTG2 Makert, STG2 Baker, FTG3 Orschek, FTGSN Mahru. Third row: STC Ryburn, GMG3 Frazier, FTMI Winters, Lll Gibson, SN Matsuura, FTG2 Koch, GMCS O'Quin Included in the ranks of Repair 5 Division are men whose rates are most essential to the proper functioning of the Navy, during both peace and War. They range from gunner's mates, fire control technicians, and sonar technicians to photographer's mates and lithographers. These men all perform extremely im- portant jobs for FRONTIER as well as the many ships of the Pacific Fleet which I they serve. The primary job of the Gunner's Mate aboard FRONTIER is to inspect and repair any weapon of doubtful capabilities, either aboard his own ship or any destroyer which may come alongside for repairs. Working hand and hand with the gunner's mates are the Fire Control Tech- nicians, Whose responsibilities include insuring that all target and direction control systems, as well as surface and submarine fire control systems, are in perfect operating condition, The responsibilities of the Sonar Technicians of R-5 include inspection and repair of underwater detection and tracking devices which are part of all ocean-going naval vessels. The Photographer's Mates and the Lithographers add the finishing touches to R-5 with their photo and rintin ser ' h mand by all commands. p g vices W ich are in ever increasing de- x f X 1 fs-f 1 'ffl 'i f J f4!f Md ' fs: 773515 EX. ,i ff sg X X Mx x 4,J,,.X4f f QYYW f f b ,A xg. :X , 1' WWX. f , 47.1 ' ' 'K :X X Q f W X f M QW QW' f ,gf is 1 ' H f W p .X X-X f.xXf,P A. N an N-2' Af ff, , ,M N , X X W x YW : f f AH. f fx? wxfmw aww N! f 1 X fx f Wkf Zx 1 1 w w W M, f f, X X0 Em' 3, 7 S y ,A .X X , x,, , , Xf Q of , fwff ffv 4,5 X Q' A ff X 45--f f :X A xx? .1 .3 1 , NX, Z 5 2, X if W ,vf fr ,, , X, W H M jw sii Q 1 9 ' A -- f . ' XM X' sip ,X Zi. A f X M ' 1 , Mm xx X3 Ex ff 7 E :G -,..,i..wf, 1 ff J L71 V7 M , st , , ,,M , , ,,,, , ,, ,,,A, W V I W, WM, If W If MW f ,f W, ff Q , X f 0 f jf!!! f M 1 ff W f' f f 1 , The Working men of R-5 . 3 What time does the CPO Club open? Art Carney started out 11ke thls Smoking more and enjoying it less? Dearly beloved, we are gathered here F1re one' Xmx qfffwf .. X XZ, X .32 R Z4 bg, X T , M M,,,,,,,X .... , x. N, XX .Q , X 33 X S 121113 T '- ,Q X . in , X--T em , Q Jaw-GT! 1 Q S-1 DIVISION U f 1 wr f 4 f gf wf Q Z , I xx Y sb -M , 1 , Ski, 1 NX 'S K X is J iiiiag SW .e ! 31. M S 'S N . ,g ,fe f f' T J? f X 'ei , f J' im ff, ,T A 2 if Q, 5 1 'wr 1:.,w,-.i ' Q ZR ' ' - X wp, I :Mx y ,X A V las Tryon,-f , f' ' ,C '.', fm. I: X ' . ' 'iff iff ff , U I M f nan Q .V f ' ' -V , 1 f ff 'f f . Z' Z A Q , Z ,,,,,,,.,fff' Left to right: First row: AK1 Cervantes, SK1 Vergel De Dios, SN Belanger, SN Cluck, SN Barret, SK3 Massie, SN 1ores1. econd row. LT R1d1ngs, SK3 Tyler, SN Duvall, SN Humble, SK1 Plzarro SN Nev11s SN Franco SK1 Goade, LTJG Fiegel. Third row: SK3 Wassink, SK2 Jackson, SN La Fresnaye, SN ,Rouse, SN iEstevez, SN,Harris, SKI Milden. S F1 W gm K i A 5 I ,g .3 in 1, RM. ibn- 'I i V.. Wi f 1 5 L, iz Q ,f , , 1, , , 5. , I 2. f 1 I . A! f ,, 51 E 5, 1-fv , I 'E ' 5? if . il 5 2-9 :ii 5 ii I, , , U 'U 1 ga f, 2 lis 'Z ' -ff W ! 12, ' ! C1 1 1 , I 1 L, ' A 1 I I 6 TIRED, SLEEPY... CURE IT WITH SCOTCH 8a SODA. it .I . ,, -I E 5: E WHEN COULD I GET OUT OF RESTRICTIONT' I'M SORRY WE'VE GOT NO PANTIES, Q LIPSTICK ABOARD. fx I Q fj05Dm v Aw XX sl I WERE THERE MICE DOWN IN THE STOREROOMS? - Q f - are ix , Tx ,mu 44 GET TO WORK EVERYBODY. FD ONE TURN TO THE LEFT 3 TURNS TO THE WHATQ THH HELL WITH YQU ifffftf cj? ifftiiti 'hqwatufwue Ifwfffff fififfff ffifit S M44 X QRSWQ QR 007 HD MN VZ? 513 A0559 Um 60 CQ Q77 5577 DID YOU STEAL THAT SPARE PART QI?SHYFO3I2EEigE9Tggf DOWN IN THE STOREROOM9 ag N A Ri u V A ij A ZS Q9 7 li? D 1 . 3 M M. -X L ' A an , S 5,2 ,Mi fn f V my gm, Q ld M54 -2 IVISION Left to right: First row: LTJG Flowers, SN Griggs, CS1 E11is, CSl Kershaw, CS2 Barksdale, CSC Shannon. Second row: SN Moseman, SN Openshaw, SN Moffett, SN Cl1ShiD . K . Z V A--w---v-........,,,,...,,,,,, -... . T if, ' lk-, LET ME TAS TE IT FIRST. PRETTY EYES SAILOR. RAW QR BURNED p0TATOES??'??? WANT A STEAMBATH IN HURRY UP CAMERAMAN... THIS SLICE is FOR HER... THE COPPER? WATER is BURNING. NEXT IS FOR ME, X 4 N 4 X X 1 1 , , V Wi f I I. 1 N tk ., , 1 ,., XX .f K R ff A7 x ll 5-Q WHO'S AHEAD THE MESS LINE AGAIN? CLEAN THE GALLEY REAL GOOD RATS 8. COCKROACHES MIGHT INVADE IT CATCHUP, SALT, PEPPER, AND TALCUM POWDER. Z CQ? Hay JCE 4 W Q 1, - 5 ff 5 3 44, W ' f m B s I f , f. A. HOW COME YOU'RE SO FAT? WHAT'S YOUR FORMULA? k-...., QQ COME ON DON'T JUST WATCH THERE. YP S-3 D VISI s - ,, Left to right: First row: SN Corbin, SH3 Smart, SN Cripps, SH3 Fields, SN Watts, SH3 Covey, SH3 Valencia. Secorid row: SN Neville, SH3 Boze, SH2 Mustain, SH3 Brady, SH3 Guy, SH2 Hatchett, SN Atuatasi. Third row: WO-1 Carr, SH2 Colquiet, SH1 Jimerson, SH1 Ray, SH3 Peryea, SN Kealey, SN Barton, K' K' K' fbf,-ty 'N 'Q ff QNX 4 . Q ff-J ' 1,1 xv C N , X X X K x 1 - im 4 J , Av 'Nevq S visa-3, .y , Ngo eos. x ! 5 ' r I ' S-4 D VISIDN 3 Y l I 1 J x I w , v 1 4 l 4 I r ' 1 F E 1 I 1 E Left to right: LTJG Flowers, DK3 Tusa, DK3 Cedergren, SN Fritzius, and DKC,Reyes. ,A ' Q i Q s, v, ffqf,W,. - ' ' ,.. ,, Q, , , ,Mg MA, NX f I Ns? N F 'A , X It I as f Q, A rf I! 4 -x X , A W 4 A V - e my Qi, IW' X wk 092 P 7' lr T, F. I W ,m,. V, i r 1 S-5 DIVISION ,,4, - ,,,, ,, f Left to right SDC Terry SD1 Fuentes SD3 Serna, SD3 Viado, SD1 Gonzaga, TN I From her homeport, the USS FRONTIER sails to the ' mid-Pacific to extend her help to ships at Pearl Harbor, I Hawaii. As a break in the I routine task, every other Thursday of the month, she visits places around the . world. How could this be possible? If there is such a I thing as traveling by air, land, and water, then it is relevant to say that you can travel by food. With the resourcefulness and cooperation of the S-5 and Wardroom mess members, this was made possible. They took the international cuisine to the wardroom. Some of the places visited were Hong Kong, Phili- ppines, lndia, Australia, Germany, Rome, Egypt, and far off Russia. Everybody felt like they were there because of the atmosphere fincluding the musicj, tradition, and most espec- ially- the delicious delicacies. This is how the FRONTIER traveled around the world -- first of its kind in the fleet. Goodwork' S--5 members. -7 DIV! ION i i I 5? 1 w Left to right: LT Ridings, DS2 Wetzel, DP2 Cimini, DP1 Quitt, SN Brittain, DP1 Tumbleson, DPSN Clark, DP2 Weise, I I LTJG Fiegel. I QM NO. '7 MAKES THIS WHOLE TURN AND NO. 11 MAKES 1f2 TURN .... THAT'S WALTZ. WhO'S WRONG IS IT THE ADDING MACHINE OR MEN? I, E5 41 WA --If N mv H fi f f 7 , W I D. A jf, BAA, IT HAS NO FILM IN IT. 1' ,if ll I AH! THIS IS THE COMBINATION. I FL ff ? I Sig ' II SSSSSSSH... HAVE YOU SEEN NO. 0077 I 1 SLACKING OFF HUH . wx, X i ,ix . YOU'RE MISTAKEN... NO BOTH OF US ARE CONCENTRATE ON YOUR WORKS .... HOW COME THIS KNOB DON'T WORK? KNOCK OFF AND RELAX SAILOR H mvssmu Ea ,a W! Z 1? 3- iz E f z'Q: . 'W , 1, , 1 1 23, 2 ii - I f I 1 I - , ! n 1 1 5 , ,- . . 'f,,5z-:gym 5 ,,,, , E I H 55 , f1f.,W4,WW,f,, Y, .YW ,E f ., , WZ.i'f-.-nfx vif1?z,,Lw+ f' mail I .Q ' 117W !w2'?z,ff z, v 5 d V 1 1 jx X o i, ,L y .NV Q I 1 I 3 xy gpwifyrj I i E ,, , K f 1 I . Q' Left To Right: Dr. Laidlaw, HM3 Gompf, HM2 Wood, HM3 Dupraw, 'HM3 Boyden, HM2 Bain, HM2 Thornton, HM3 3 Henson, HMCS Dodge - E V lk n I? E BACTERIAS? PARASITES? OR n MOLDS. V CHECK HIM OFF SHIEF. WHERE IS LETTER CAD? : 1 I-Q...-.-.....,v..,,.,... mn., , 4 I 4 3 3 of fm xx 1 L' ,,,,..,....... Q gp CE X ,',' Il ,',A Q, Lu . i t W . .Eff I I www? WHAT'S INSIDE? MAKE A GUESS. MEDICAL RECORDS, MORE MEDICAL R. F. Boyden HM3 Reporting for H Division RECORDS. During the past year, the medical department has indeed been busy. We saw and treated 5,049 outpatients as the fiscal year of 1966 ran its course. Serious illness orinjury was at a minimum with I . only 28 inpatients over the whole year. 46 patients were sent to ' Tripler Army Hospital. The FRONTIER crew along with the many destroyers serviced during the year received 453 physical exams. The men receiving limited services numbered '4,468. Believe it or not, the crew survived through 2,477 immunizations without losing a man. I believe that the doctor should receive an honorary celebrity award for autographing 3,909 prescriptions. Our laboratory techni- cian made good use of his microscope while servicing 2,461 labora- tory tests. Our X-ray technician shot 1,104 X-rays While 40 EKGS were given. I STEER IT TO THE RIGHT OR TO THE LEFT ROOT. PILLS... LSD? HEROINE? - HERE IT IS. I FOUND IT. DENTAL DIVISI M, 5 F2 K , 'ff A Wt 5 ff my , 54 'ff A . 5 Q off f 'LAX 13:47- Left to right: First row: Dr, Johnson, Dr. Ryan, DT3 Stroud, DN Hulbert, DTl Chesney. Second row: Dr. Griebe, DTl Keesee, DT2 Brasfield, DTl Howell, SN Loney, DN Velazquez. During the past year the FRONTIER Dental Department offered its services to a total of 16,758 men, and completed some 17,354 procedures. The operative section of the Dental Department turned out some 2,891 X-rays, 3,029 fillings, 3,263 fluoride treatments, and 658 extractions of various teeth. From the pros- thetic section came some 192 prosthetic appliances. There were also 7,381 miscellaneous procedures. Dr. Ryan assisted in surgery by DT2 Brasfield. it if - g 4,4 xi A CP 15 2.5 i is Q' 7 I Y I SN Loney with proper tooth DT3 Velazquez taking X-TZYS brushing instructions, . DT1 Keesee, DT3 Velazquez with oral Dr, Ryan with extra oral roentgenograrn, DT3 Hulbert fishing for Sur- hygiene instructions. gieal instrum ents, I . 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M ,X -xx ,QS . X , , UA .xxx w .AN - T5 0. w . my X mm 4 Ygiggiiiflfli AQ ml .wi 1 J F5285 In 431, 1 xx JF, : -V fwbfbiiur M44 , I ...N -v- X Wm ,1- Uk ,gffgib I I 7' ,N I - ' ' K-If -L -x.L..1-. -un... xu ...... .J .1-.-...1 ....,.,,t-ala.. L..-, , L Yu, ,N W x I A ' ' ' 1 F2 ln x ,fa ' U' ' 5 4 J X f ' Za, ' C W -Y ' ' 5 .-1 'i'r.'.5- K -- ,M MARCIA BATTEN During the Pearl Harbor cruise, crewmembers selected the first Miss FRONTIER. Candidates were nominated by FRONTIER crewmembers and six finalists competed for the title. Voting followed payday on 1 July and Miss h Marcia Batten was selected. . Marcia is from Bakersfield.. California where she is a Junior at Foothill High School. She was spon- sored by her brother, SN R. C, Batten of Operations Department. Marcia re- ceived a 325.00 savings bond as a re- sult of her selection. Marcia is very active in school and in her community. 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SN Klomp receives Most Valuable 1 Award, Loom scrum X-7 f ': 'X I cf X L K, NM M4 L , l x ffl C! m 65 fgiifffa Wg M214 x 0 I 45? f I - fw x CM N 1 ig6 4' ' I ff, Y H fu J D 'g,K X f .fi ,...l .... - , N ...- ' A.. -- -, ., V395 I Diamond Head, HaWaii's greatest landmark. ALOHA NUI Thousands pay homage to the men lost on the U.S.S. Arizona. The S.S. Lurline - - some people have to pay. Statue of Kamehameha, the great Hawaiian king. jx WS' Xu f if W ff fx S W fW W 7QfZWw ffff ZW if fyff V! fag fff ff f M :ff .. x W xx Wg Q Jw V UW TTY X4 fi: fl mf SHIPS RUSTER 1 is iz I+? L La .Q K 4 I .QA ,fl- Q1 J. ff ,7 E vi , Kg ' 1 1 u I gy f . L X9 4 H E3 Hi WI f A Em 6 R MM USS FRCT 1966 ABBNOJAR, J. S. TN IRHILIFINEE IS. ABRLQU, R. FN HILO, HA 'AII ADAIR, J. F. CDR H,.j,.f YORK, N.,Y. AKIYANA, SN FONONA, CALIF. ALABADO, G. F. 'N-IPHILIFINEJ ALBOBZ, N. B. FR TQHRAN, IRAN ALLEY, J. T. FN BIRMINGHAM, ALA. !EME,L.R.NJMMMBUHE,N.C. ANDERSON, L. J. GNGC SONERVILLB, TBNA ANDRBS, R. B. SN GARDEN GROVE, CALIF . ANDREWS, D. L. BT3 CORVALLIS, ORF.. AFFBL, J. T. BNQFN HUNTINGTON BB. CAL. ARATA, D, G, L13 ANTIOCH, CALIF. ' ARHENT, B. B. SFO IOWA CITY, IOWA ARTHUR, F. NL AND. BONE, GEORGIA ATUATASI, H. v. SN HONOLDLU, HAWAII AUSTIN, F. D. BNN SHBRIDAN, WYOMING AYDBLOTTB, N. B. IN3 VIRGINIA BB. TVA. BABCOCK, D. B. SN' ONAHA, NNBB. BABIN, B. L. SFN3 FORTUNA, CALIF. BAILIFF, G. L. SN' POMONA, OALIF. BAIN, B. D. HM2 SBOUIN, WASH. BAIB, T. N. NN2 QBAINOND, NASH. BAKER, G. N. STG2 IMNSFIQLD, OHIO BLKLR, B. B, FA LAHIRAD, CALIF. BALFOUR, B. I. SB, PASADHNA, OALIF. BARHAN, D. B. ATN2 GARDBNA, CALIF. BARKSDALB, H. L. OS2 GLOSTBB, KISS. BARNHILL, J. B. FNINILNINGTON, N.O. BARRATT, NBNNN BARRETT, BARRIOS, J 0 R 0 0 Q a J . A . BHCS BROVJNSVILLB, THX. A. SN3 LA SALLB, THX. BARTON, B. G. SHSN PRINCETON, ILL. BASSETT, B. L. SNDMNIYORK, N. I. 'TY BAIBS, L. L. ICC SACRAFLHNTO, CALIF. BATTBN, R. C. SN B. .EiQjRSFIE2I.D,fCALIF. BAYLBN, T. O. TN PHILIPINF., IS. BBAVBRS, S. N. TI'-I3 VAN NUYS, CALIF. BECK, R. N. INSN NENOLM, MINN BBCKBTT, J. R. IC2 KANSAS CITY, NO. BIZCKHAM, N. R. MOBILE, ALA. BILHRBNDS , L. G. THB DAVENPORT , IOWA BBLANGER, R. EC. SN ANAHEIM, CALIF . BELL, N. A. INSN PASCO, NNSH. TBBEL, B J BELL, B FN HAWTHORN, - . OALIF Srl SIOJV FALLS, S D XQX ITINB CAD-251 -1967 -A. -..l ...-min --- N. SN SANTA MONICA, CALIF. BENNETT, R. A. BT2 EL MONTE, CALIE. ELNNETT, N, G. SN NEWPORT BE., CALIF. BERTRAND, E. L. SR HANTHORN,.CALIF. BLACKNAN, G. B. ETR3 GIBNDALA, CALIF. BLBVINS, J. L. MRFN RQSEBURGH, GRE. BLILA, H. SN POHONA, OALIF. BOOZKUS, S. F. SN ELIZABETH, N. J. BOHANNON, H. T. NLI DANVILLIG, VA. BONIFACIUS, N. FN ROACHDALB, IND. BOTTS, F. B. BN3 RENO, NBV, BOYDEN, B. F. HN3 BINGHANTON, N. YL BME,K.B.H8RMBHNHiL Nm. BRACKBN, J. L. FA PORTLAND, TBNN. BRACKBN, R. D. FN PORTLAND , TBNN. BRADLEY, J. N. BRI SAN DIEGO, CALIF . ' w BRADY ,T.F2. SH3 CONFTON, CALIF. W BRASFIELD, R. O.DT2 PITTSBURGH, PA. , BREBDBN, R. T. ,FN SAN DIE-RCAS, OALIF. BRJZCUIZLR, N. D. FMC JOPLIN, HO. BRITTAIN, B. B. SN EI,PASO, TEX. BBITTING, J. T. SFF3 LAKENOOD, OHIO BRODEUR, F. A.SFNFN CHICAGO, ILL. BBONN, D. N. FN LAFAYETTE, OALIF. ,A BRUNSON, O. B. FN' OAKFORBST, III. FZASQ BRYDON, H. F. BN2 LONGNONT, COLO. BUALLB, A. B. BUOZNK, J. N. FN BURBANK, CALIF. SN NNN YOUR , N .Y. BUNCROT, H. A. FN HUNTINGTON PARK, CALI BURKE, L. O. DCB LOS ANGELES, CALIF. BUXTON, D. A. SN OONFTON, ILL. A CADY, P. N. IGI LAKNNOOD, GALIF. OALLBNDBB, L. B. OS3 WHITEHALL,JILL. CALPO, J. N. TN PHILIFINE, IS. J OANBBB, C. . CANNON, J. N. CARDBN, F. B. OABDIN, B. J. OABLSON, D. O CARPENTER, J. CARPENTER, J. CARR, B. O. N OABBIOO, L, B. CARTER, D. N. CARTER, N. N. CARTER, H. B. ff- IC3 FRENCH SBTTLEI-fEI5N'T , L., ON2 N. PALN BB, FLA. IMCSDEI5 ORLEANS, LA. NIB B. HARTFORD, CONN. FN PONONA, GALIF. G. NN3 FIJNT, MICH. D. BTN2 FLINT, MICH I UTIOA, N. I. ' FN BLIZABBTHTON, TBNN. PCCNASHVILLB, TBNN. A A HN2 DAYTON, OHIO NN2 SAN ANTINIO TEX. 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C, FNBAKEJBSFILLD., CAMP. CEPEUAA V- W3 GUAM - DAVIS, T. L. DCFN PCRTLAND, CND. CSDVANTDS, N. AK1 ANTGE-AIO, TCA. DRESS, A, A.f,.53.A Ci4lS'F:E.E?.El, N. J. TN3 YCNK, N. Y. f'E.aY'ISON, C. T. DT2 KINCSTCN, N, C, A CHAKDiS?aI.AIN, S. SFI-A2 SAN PEDRO, CALIF. DQMXT, D. N DC2 TAMPA., TLA. CH.ANDI.DD, N. N. SN CHYQSNNEL, NC. IDECADAIF. N. K. EN ,rev CHASE, C- J- SH3 FVWLING, N. Y. DSCKLD, A. IC? CHEEK, J. D. DALLAS, TDK. DSLCAUILLC J. D. SH I..,AR.5DC CHIPCHASE, C. C. SN HONOLULU, HNKAAII DJJLPGZO, Ri AAGI DEACNK, Yi T X CHRISTY, N. C. SN SOUTHGATEI, CALIF. DENNISGN, N. D. SANDUSKY ,.CHIC CINITATI, S. S. DP2 BUFFALO, N. Y. DICK, H. D. If-23 SDATTIJY, NASH. CLANK, C. A.. STT3 CCLDDDACH, CSD. DICKTLY, D. Y. SA IfC:aTI,A fD, CNA. CI..f1?.K, T. C. DPSN DATAQSVILLQD, ARK. DILLIARD, N. FNIATU NT, CALIF. C. N. SN GGDEN, UTAH IJIRITO, J. A. ASLI IITTSDIMCH, TA. CLCYD, C. ETN2 YLNJKA, CALIT. DCDYNS, J. D. AAJ3 SPAKTA, ILL. - CLUBB, D. N. SN ST LOUIS, NC. DODGE, K. HKCS .HHRHAIFZ 'KK' , CLUCK, F. SN WICHITIT, KAN. CCNA, C. D. BT2 WILMINGTON, CALIF. CCDD, D. CKI,..ANCAi.A CITY, OBSQIJA DOUGLAS, D. TADXSN SANTA' TAULA, CALIF. AS, F. L. TITAN LONGMT-SADOUAI, ACASS . , J . T . KK2 KEY MET, TLA. CCCAN, C. J. DTI LONG BEIACH, CALIF. DDAKD, FN B.F.TGIXE5iCUGiE, LA. CCLLAGEI5, S. AN3 ELIZABETH, PA. DNDCNSDL, D. U. ICTN CNICACC, CCLLIZLR, J. N. ICFA DEAR TANK, TAX. DTTNSETORJL, D. SN SAAIJ KATDC, CALIF. CCCK, J. N. SN SACRANQLNTO, CALIF. DAJTTLAN, D. H. HN LYCN wi 1,.f3fJT,fA.7AS-J, N. Y COON, K. N. FN SANTA KCNICA, CALIF. DUVALI., J. D. DUNCAN, CKLA. CCCTSD ,J.H. A-AN2 CRDDNACCD, MISS. LASCN, FN .S. CSA, CCLQUISAT, J. H. .SN2I..fA.TfTIiAfcSNs., N. C. NASTLT, J. N. STN2 CALIT. CCKDIN, Y. D. SD POEJIQLLL, OHIO A5fL,AET A-.' , L. ICTN FRESNC, CALIT. NCINS, J. S. SFT2 KELARNS, UTAH DLLIS, P. C. CSI YICCTT, CCTAQSCAYA, N. FN NAIJTNCSSNLL, CAIIT. SLT ISDN, C. D. II-22 KCNT.:.N.JY, CALIF. CCNN..:NI,, K. A. ,FN DAJAAS, TLKAS JLLYSCN, D. SIVCLINCGIJN, NDS. CCSTAIN, N. ETR3 SANWAQAQIACK, DPTJINC, N. ATAFA. LITTL5 NT., C. CQUAQYD J, P, SH3 MCQLL.-1?-I, TDK. fiU1SCN , J. AKC DIEGO, CALIF COEJFIN, C. ICI TJ.ANVII..I 5315, UA. , STI-A62 'IEIHIGI-1, CKLA. CCY, C. FA AKIZCNA 3:71, U U... QDNA, SAN iE'J'l'C'i'ATICT, T K. CRABTPQLE, L. C. AN FORT UCDTN, TAX. TAIKA:L4..TT, N. T. SN CAT, CRAFT, FN CI11IN.JSI...AJ.AD,'N. C. FARRII'-EGTCN, S. D. TACCTA, CTITTS, C. S. SN DLS?-WllE7Z, CCTLO. SKNAIKJ, T. C. TN PE'?II.TPINLl IS. CKCCK, C. WTAE TACIFICA, CALID. FQ1ElTT.RC'LF, N. L. GMG3 STcl-CKTcS?-J, KAN. CRGT5AU, R, 5, SN UKIAH QALIF, TIEGAT, V. K. RTJG fATLHTOYI, .-'. TISQ-, CNc.vf..5D.JA, D. SN N. I.,I'i'TL13 NCCK, .UNK S. SN3 ST. WSIS T40- CCU-T, A. V. STN3 zA.IA.f..fgKTcJIA'J, UTAH IfICA,.f2I, S. DFAIIY CITY , CPALIF. ILL. H CUSHING, F. C SY 3 'ASK Am, TT Y -'ff -,D T11 A, J JI .-.JA L . V. BT3 VGRCAN CITY . .A,..-Axglxlxxxx.. ., , ,X i' FLIPTEN, R. A. TN3 NONTAGUE, CALIF. FLOWERS, J. L. LTJG KIRKLAND, NASH. FOLMSBEE, R. S. SN ALBANY, N. Y. FORBUS, R. A. IC2 LAS VEGAS, NEV- FOSTER,S. H. FN ANAHEIM, CALIF- FRANE, G. F. SN ST LOUIS, NO. FRANCO, R. SN SAN ANTONIO, TEX. FRASER, L. L. ENB NICHITA, KAN. FRITZIUS, T. A, SN LOS ANGELES, CALIF. FUENTES, A. B. SDI PHILIPINE IS. GALLA, G, J, NN3 PITTSBURG, PENN. GAMBLE, P. E. SN HUNTINGTON PK, CALIF. GARCIA, L. J. NRFN ALBEQUERQUE, N. M. GHRDENER, R. B. SN S. CHARLESTGN, N.VA GARDNER, E. L. YN3 JACKSON, NICH. GARRETT, R. J. BRC DALLAS, TEX. GARST, F. S. DCCS GARDENA, CALIF. GEISLER, F. C. ETCS GfLOVf'.,RSVILI,.,E, N.Y. GERMAN, D. A. SN NEST BEND, NISC. GIBSON, J. N. LI1fHRMINGTON, CONN. GILSTRAP,,R. L. SN WIEHITA, KAN. C. N. FN LAMESA, CALIF. AD, MQ P. BTS LUBBOCK, TEX. H. N. BN3 ATLANTA, GA. J. J. SANASON CITY, ICTA , T. R. HN NOOSTER, GHIOA R. Y. SDl PHILIPINE IS. L..NR3 YAKINA, NASH. GOODWIN, H. L. IN3 CENTRALIA, WASH. GOODWIN, J. L. FN LEBANNON, ORE. .SL. NN N GEARY, OKLA. NR3 SAN FRANCISG3, CALIF. GRAY, R F. SFP3 RALEIGH, N. C. GREENE, A GODFREY, GOLBUFF, 2 , Rs MEMEL D fENN,'N:,J. l L. BT2 CANOGA PK., CALIF. GREENFILLD, N. H. NRI LOS ALANITOS,CAL. MNMNME, GRIFFIN, J. J. B. SFC.NETHUEN, NASS. A. OMl ELMONTE, CALIF. , L. N. ETR3 LOS ALTOS, CALIF. , F. SN DALLAS, TEX. , P. D. SFP3 LEBANON, OHIO , D. N. FN MARYLAND HTS., NO. BNI HARBOR CITY CALIF. NT, L. E. SFP2 PUTNAN, CONN. IGUFFEY, G. L. TN3 THERNOPLIS, NY. V GUINDGN, H. J. EN3 TEMPERANCE, NICH. , J. P. RMB CLEVELAND, OHIG. GUY, L. SH3 MEMPHIS, TENN. UELST , D- GUY, N. R. PHI SAN BENITO, TEX. GWALTHNEY, B. J. ETR2 TGRRENCE, CALIF HAEERSHAM, T. FN W. PALN BE., FLA. HADLEY, L. H. LISN DENHAN SPR., LA. HAINES, E. C. NMI WACG, TEK. HALEY, J. P. NNFA SAGINAN, MICH. HAMILTON, C. K. FN' NASCC, CALIF- HAMM, P. N. MRBHSTRAUSSTOWN, PA. HANA, R. D. N-I OHICKASHA, OKLA. DC3 BEAR CREEK,,WISC. E. YN3 LYONS, KAN. TN3 CLINTON, IONA DR2EQMW,PHW. SN BAKERSFIELD, CALIF HANSON, W. R. HARKRADER, T. HARNSEN, N. v. HARRIS, C. J. HARRIS, R. G. HARTSHORN, N. L. ADRAN COLUNBUS, OH O HASTING, D. J. BT3 LONGYIEN, NASH. HATCHETT, I. H. SH2 ST. LOUIS, MO, HAYES, J. J. AN QUEENS VILLAGE, N. Y. HEAPES, G. A. QMSN PONONA, CALIF. HECKNAN, R. R. ETR3 SAN RANON, CALIF. HENDERSON, D. L. SN COMPTON, CALIF. HEDLUND, R. L. SN PASADENA, CALIF. HENDERSON, T. NN3 FORT COBB, OKLA. HENDRICK, K. O. FNINDIANAPOLIS, IND: HENDRIX, J. L. IC2 BARNSDALL, OKLA. HENRY, D. P. IC3 INDIANA, PENN. HENSON, J. P. HM3 DENVER, COLO. HERNAN, R.D. ENFN 1BHNTRY, N. D. HICKNAN, D. R. ETN3 RUGBY, N. D. HILL, C. E. SN2 GALAX, VA. HILL, L. C. SN TUCSON, ARIZ. HILL, N. SN CHICAGO, ILL. HODGES, R. A. BTFN WAUPUN, WISCN HOEKSTRA, N. FN EUGENE, ORE. ' , HGERNTLEIN, N. FN NARQUETTE, MICH? HOFFMAN, N. E.KON3 NAROUETTE, NICH, HOFING, H. N. ETN2 LAFAYETTE, IND. HOGUE, A. L. RMB SBARSTOW, CALIF.. RIVERSIDE,,CALIF. PITTSBURGH, PENN. SPENCER, IONA. HORNSBY, H. P. RMB SEATTLE, NASH. HOUSTON, C. A. QM3 NIAN , FLA. HOWARD, J. E. W41 FRESNO, CALTF. HONELL, D. R. DT1 LIYEOAK, FLA lll HOLLIDAY, D. A. .EM3 HOLTMAN, R. T. EM2 HOPKINS, R. D. ICOS XQ55. X SK RES' KXQNNY Xxx HONHLL, J. S. CAPT SONEETON, OHIO HUBBARD, N. F. SFI POTEAU, OKLA. HULL, N. H. HNFN OLIFDALH, NASH., HUEBLE, J. L. SN COSTA MESA, CALIF. HULBERT, F. N. DN OLKNFIA, NASH. HUTTO, L. T. HN3 SACRAMENTO, CALIF. IVES, C. O. LT ST JOHN, EAN. JACKSON, J. L. SK2 LONG BNACH, CALIF. JACKSON, K. A. SN SALT LAKE CITY, U. JACKSON, N. F. BT2 HOCKHILL, S. C. JAUDB, J. F. SN PITTSBURGH, FA. JACOBSON, S.N. BN2 NCNNOUTH, ILL- JAMES, A. DC2 CROSETETE, LA. JAHBHAU, J. A. SFCBLANKS. LA. JAYNES, D. H. N FN SILVHHNOOD, NICH. JEFFREY, J. H. IC2 BUSHVILLH, IND. JHNSHN, H, D. SFCN FT. COLLINS, COLO. JINFHSON, J. S. SHI DALLAS, TEX. JOHNSON, JOHNSON, JOHNSON, C L R. N. LCDR MEMPHIS, TENN. D, GMT3 DEERTRAIL, COLO. E. SN STOCKTON, CALIF. JOHNSON, R. P. BT3 SPRINGVALLEY, CALIF JOHNSTON, R. N. QN3 HOLLYWOOD CALIF. JONES, R. L. SN COLUMBUS, NO. JOYAL, L. E. SN S.CHARLESTON, N. VA. JUDD, E. R. SN SANTA ANA, CALIF. JUHOLA, H. R. SFI ASHTABULA, OHIO. KAIRIS, N. D. FN NATIONAL CITY, CALIF. KANIP, A. J. SFN3 RANDLETT, UTAH A T KBALHT, KBHSIH, KEKACS, KNLLNH, KELLEY, KEPCHA, W Jw .LJ F. N. J. A . SN PHILADELPHIA, PENN. . DTI LIMA, OKLA. . IN2 PEEKSKILL, N.Y. . BT3 NALLED LAKE, MICH. . SN DALLAS, TEX. H FN PORTLAND, ORE N . . . KERL, G. J. NEB NHITTIER, CALIF. KERSHAN, L. N. CSI NHN'TOHK, N.Y. KEYNS, N, P,'LT OAKLAND, CALIF. KIDD, T. N. FN COLUNBUS, OHIO KIDD, T. L. FN COLUNBUS, OHIO KIDDER, H. D. FN FILLNORE, CALIF. KING, F. KING, J. KING, B. KINC T R O E GNG1NLNHOUSH, TEX. HB CAMDN,S.C. ENB ALBUQUERQUE, N. N. DFSN'CHICKASHA, OKLA N. .L 0 L, D. D. SFP2 BAKEHSFIELD, CALIF. KINIOR, F. J. BNC CHICAGO, ILL. KLATT, D. J. HLONF, H. J. KNAFP, H. H. KOCH, D. B. KBAKLON, S. KULA, L. J. KYLER, F. N. LAFHNSNATH, LAIDLAN, N. ETR2 NEST CONCORD, MINE. SN PONTON LAKES, N SN AKHON, OHIO FTG2 BILLIECS, NONT. B. FN NCLINE, ILL. , NH3 SILTHN CHNNK, NBBB. SFC LONG BEACH ,CALIF. N. SN SANTA VONICA, CALIF N. LT TANAS CITY, MISC. LANAB, G. A. FN SAN ANTONIO, TEX. LAMB, K. 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SN RALEIGH, N. C. STIFFLER, J. L. DCFN MULLIKEN, MICH- I STONER, STOOPS, STRANG, STROUD, STUART, SUMPTER SURGES, SWAYNE, J. C. W. L. D. , L D. R. SYLVESTER, SZEMENYEI, TAXAHASHI, TANEGA, TARBOX, J. C. TATAR, J X O D GMT3 INDIANAPOLIS, IND. SN PETALUMA, CALIF. C, MRI ROME, OHIO H, BT3 BURLINGTON, ICMA A. RM2 SNEETNATER, TEX. INS PNMHBKA,CMLA. . SFI GARDEN GROVE, CALIF. E. EM3 KANSAS CITY, MO. L FN DEMDINES, IONA D. L. W' D J. L. ETR3 MMRREN, OHIO R. T. FN CRYSTALEITY, TEX5-f IMC PHILIPINE IS. R. GMG3 TUPPERLAKE N.Y. t .X..,Xx.x A Qxhxxxx . . 1 ,xNXxxxXXx-N xx xf' . L...-L.--..,f:.-.'.,.-.F,-.-.......- Qx I - 97 TAYLCF, A. SN LIfg9'fAIISNCCN, AFK. TAYLCN, C. SN COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA TAYLCN, N. N. TNICNLLLY, IOWA, TNSFLS, F. J. UCCS WEST PLAIN, NC. TLRRY, N. SDC, HAYWARD, CALIF. TFTNNYSN, A. F. TF3 iUAYANFCST, IOWA f-- THOMAS, F. S. NNI FORT WORTH, TEX. THOIAS,, F. S. BTI CHICAGO, ILL. THQVPSON, U. N. SN OHATLNOOGA, TENN. THOWPSON,J. S. FN IILLLNA, VCNT. IA. THORNTON, F. J. 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HN2 JOFLIN, IONTANA WOOD, J. H. EN2 BOSTON, RASS. G J . SKB POCATELLO, IDAHO . W. YN3 JACKSON, TENN. NCCU, S. WOODARD, YCUNC, J.J. SN CNICACC, ILL. ,,g1 YOUNG, N. SD3 HILVINGTON, CALIF. TY ZANDAFSKI, N. D. SFl.NATRONA, FLNN. ZIPF, R. D. SN SAN FATEO, CALIF. N ve. Qgfkg ,. XX xq Left to right: Standing: YN 3 Woodard, SN Tucker, YN3 Aydelotte, DN Hulbert, SN Norris, SN Loney, YN 3 Wagoner, DN Velazquez, AN Hayes, Sitting: LTJG Wille, QM1 Delpozo, SFC Jarreau, DR, Ryan, SN Rouse, DPSN Clark, SN Bennett. CRUISE BOOK STAFF - 1967 Editor-in-Chief . . Assistant Editor . . Business Manager Lay-out Editor .... Cover Design . . Artists ....... Technical Advisor Photographer . . . Writers ...... Advisory Committee QM1 R. Delepozo . YN3 J. W. Woodard . . AN J. J. Hayes . SFC J, A, Jarreau YN3 D. E. Wagoner MR3 M. M. Romero SN M,'D, Dunsmore . L13 D. G. Arata . . AN J. J. Hayes YN3 J. W. Woodard TN R. Villanueva . . . DR,E.J. Ryan LTJG F. O. Wille DIVISIONS REPRESENTATIVES lst 85 H .......... SN R, J, Loney 2nd gl Recreation ..... SN W. J. Tucker Dental ...... . . DT3 J. Velazquez B, A, 8L M . . . DT3 P, W, Hulbert E ........... YN3 D, E, Wagoner N gl O ......... SN W, G, Bennett R 8L Special Events . . . . . . . . . YN3 W. B. Aydelotte R-1 ......... SFM2 E. E. Rupp R-2 gl Around the Ship . . BT2C,D,Doma R-3 .......... MR3 M. M. Romero R-4 85 S-5 ..... TN R, Villanueva R-5 ........... AN J. J. Hayes S-1, S-2, S-3, S-4, S-7, - ' SNM.D.Rouse DPSN T. C. Clark W-1, W-2, W-3, 8a Roster A ............SNJ.R.Norris X, Farewell 8L Arrival YN3J.W.Woodard History ....... SN J. A. Vickers Recreation . . . SN R. C. Batten 7 7 X f f .1 ,1 5.2 ffff 1 I 6 f Z 0 4 T if wah, fl f Q W I I X fxn.lX., glflx f-'N -1-5 a ,-J -1+ .175 -1 .-S isp- XXX 4' s HA? tr X 1 I fl N ' X' 4.5 f i FFL 3 O f - Ihr. dx, Qif'Fnf.5l 4-I:-1-Q ' I' I 'a , 42'-3 422 + N H -'f l 'l'1 D v A - , i -Ti -,a g 1 V s . 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