Haleakala (AE 25) - Naval Cruise Book

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1967 volume:

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' . ■■ •■ r 0 ' - w 1 h tt rf « ' y S ■ ' ■■■ , Bl f B i m arv. « ' M k ■ ■ ' ip ' s 38 39 .4«- • • • ' •« ■ ' .-V ' . -- ' 40 T=- ! .art ' Keelung 41 42 43 44 45 ii M mH. wmse,-- • jlf ' 46 47 48 r,::=is; 49  ' s 50 Ji? 5! 52 53 1 V ' 4 m ' t HI 1 ' LJ % j II 1 ' -• R ■1 1 1 ' 11 1 flSHL HIH III ' viJL BI Kl :• k-l jfJk i y ' 1 3 ' • 1 IP rMu ' J._ 55 56 57 58 T •a l5- r-— — •••H 1 ' •, ' ?if ■ i s  . . ■-,■ . 59 60 6! 62 63 64 66 % - 13P • SE 67 69 70 71 72 73 s . 74 76 77 78 79 iiSiH fi ' mism ' .mt ' 80 82 83 84 85 Hong Kong 87 88 89 90 a 91 Hi: L ! r- 92 Novembe 4,1967 93 WESTPAC 1967! It began on a grey sad day in March and ended on a grey happy day in November. In between, there were 243 days, all sorts of days. There were days of work and days of liberty. There were days in Hong Kong and Taiwan and there were days in the Philippines. There were sunny days at sea and rainy days in Subic. There were hot days and even some chilly days. There were times on Yankee Station when we UNREPPED two carriers and many de- stroyers in a single day but there was one time when we UNREPPED only four ships in ten days. There was the time we transferred 150 tons per hour to the CONSTELLATION but there was also the time we transferred only 150 pounds per hour to the BARATARIA. There were times when we steamed at twenty knots but there were times when we couldn ' t steam at all. No one was too excited when we had our operational readiness inspection in Hawaii but when we were surrounded by unidentified boats in the Gulf of Tonkin there was no one who had not manned his GQ station within 60 seconds. There were times when the seas were glass-smooth and there were times when we could not even stand up, but no matter what the weather was like, our jobs remained. Some days were routine, some were frustrating, many were rewarding, but no matter what else each day was to us, it was always one day closer to home. During those 243 days we established a proud record. In seven trips to the line we rearmed 172 ships and transferred 12.964.6 tons of ammunition. In addition, we gave mail, movies, freight, passen- gers, and water to many of those ships. This book shows us estab- lishing that record. 94 Index Abrams, R G Abrams, R, D, Abucoy, D M. Alfred, W. H Jr Alvarez, A A Amador, A B Anderson, R H Anderson, R N Anderson, R S Arnold, D. L Avery, A. Jr Avila, C, Babaz, C J Bacon, L A Baker, A L Bakken, F. D, Barela, J. L. Bascone, R. H Bates, Y. P. Beadle, R. H. Beaver, W C Beck, A. J Beckfeldt, R L Beckley, R M Bellanger, J J Bender, H. G. Bey, J. W Beyer, N. 6. Bialkowski, J, A Bibbins, L K. Bishop, H. Blankenship, W E. Blaylock, P W Bleach, R L Blue, R. L Blum, J. C Bock, D. A. Bostick, T. E. Bowers, L. K. Bravinder, R. F Bridges, H. Brown, L. E. Brown, R L Bummerstedt, D. R Bryson, H. C. Buftum, R. E Burks, B. B. Burnes, M. H Burton, G. R Bustos, M. C Campbell, J. H Carlson, P. B. Carr, S. T Carroll, D. R Cebalios, J Childs, E, A. Christen, B. M. Christensen, H. A. -A— SN SN TN PN3 SN EN3 FN LCDR LTJG SR BM3 GMG3 -B— BT2 FN SN BMCS BT2 CYN3 HMC SH3 FN MM3 SA SN BM3 LT SN FN LTJG FN FA MM3 SN YN2 SN FN SN BMl MMFN RD3 BTC GMGSN FN FN SK2 PC3 MM2 ETR3 FN EM3 -C— SN SN BTl SN EN3 FN SFP3 CS3 22,82 22 23 30 79,8 15 16 3, 90, 84, 32, 4 50,64,61 10 8 10, 55,66,91 68, 16 85 7,87,53,24 32 17 38 83,25,5 22,91,82,92 78, 87, 92, 45 73,12 90,91,8 26,56 8 58,64,49,61,5 81, 77 84, 12 22,78,91,4 81 23 75,84, 12 74,8 38,30,3,90 23 14 56,8 7,76 83 76,32 90,69, 17, 4 11 21 21 23 90 15 84, 76, 29 69, 17 42,73, 21 23, 3, 89 28 78 30 38, 14,89 50,74,81 19,78,89,65 38,22 Clark, J N. Clark, R, C. Clarke, C. H Clarke, C J Clitt, R E Costello, D. M Cuba, R. D David, T. D. Day, W. H. Dean, E. G. De Merritt, G. C. Demoss, M. B. Denniston, D. B. Desgagnes, G. A. Dill, T. R. Dinger, M. G. Dinkel, R. L Dischner, C. A Dorsey, L. J. Duepner, M. C. Duran, R. F. Dyer, J. C. Eokin, H. L. East, T. L. Edwards, G. M- Egan, L. R. England, K. L. Jr. Farrior, C. W. Ferguson, W. R. Field, J. T. Ford, E. B. Ford, T. W. Fronceschini, R. J Franklin, T. J. Friday, F. E Fuentes, D. A. Gehweiler, R, A Gillock, R. G. Glynn, T. L. Goforth, R, A. Gomez, P. D. Gray, J. A. Green, M. H. Gregowicz, T. M, Griffin, F. R. Griffin, M. A. Griffin, R. L. Griffith, W. H. Groniger, R. J. Grooms, C. C. Grosser, C. J. Guedeo, R. A. Gutnecht, B. J. Hall, M. T. Hanecak, R. G. YN3 RD3 MM2 HM3 BMl FN SFP2 — D— DCC MM3 SN GMG2 SN SN DC3 SN MM3 FN FN ETN2 FTGSN RD3 BTC — E— SN RD3 QM3 BT2 MM3 — F— SN SK3 SN SN SM3 SN BM3 BM3 SN PN3 SH2 SN IC2 TN CAPT FN SA SN LTJG SA ETN3 SN RM2 MRl FN CS3 — H— SN CAPT 43,84 39, 27, 76 14 25 79, 76, 8 13 19,87,32 18,19,5 14 8 10 7, 51,82 9 18 7, 82, 52, 25 13 14 14 29 11 39,27,3,76 69 79,9 39,26,79,76 76,25 16 90 10 23 22, 79, 64 11 84,24 70, 65, 48, 49 6 6,78,91,89 6, 43, 80 30 23,92 42,91 20 22 2,3,32 76,12 7 18,90,81, 4 23, 87, 83 29 56,89 28 13 70, 68, 76 22 60 42, 79, 90 3,91,83,65,76, 1 Harrison, E. D. Harrison, J. R. Hassler, R. N. Hawkins, N. L, Head, L. W. Head, B. C. Hedges, R. J. Hensley, D. T. Henshaw, B. L. Herbertson, E. L. Hernandez, A. G. Herndon, G. T. Herod, J. A. Hidalgo, J. E. Hinds, D. M. Hockett, P. W. Holiowell, W. E. Howe, C. D. Howell, J. E. Hudson, M. A. Huffman, M. L. Hutson, R. G. Hutzel, C. P. Isenberg, M. T. Jady, F. L. Jazdzewski, D. S. Jenkins, J. N. Jennings, G. A. Johnson, M. F. Keene, J. L. Kellers, J. M. Kinnison, E. L. Knox, T. D. Koile, D. C. Kotinek, R. J. Kravclis, E. J. Lollathin, B. W. Landry, G. R. Lapsley, H. F. Larose, C. D. Lotiolois, C. W. Lee, G. R. Leopold, A. R. Leroy, J. E. Lundquist, M D Machi, L. A Momoy, H. A. Mason, T. A. Matibag, J. H. Mayeux, J. E. Maxwell, B. A. McCartney, G. G McCurdy, W. K. McGinty, W. H. GMGC BMC YN3 FA SN SN RMSN SN W-2 SN SN BMl SFM2 QMSN RM3 SMC LTJG SN SN SN BR1 SN SA LTJG — J— YN3 FN GMCC SN BM3 — K— SN SA FN BT3 EM2 SA 1C2 — L— SN QMS SF1 RM3 CS2 YN3 PCSN RMSN SN — M— SM3 SM3 BT3 TN FN EM3 MMC SN SN 11 50, 86, 4 30 18,91,81,65 57,9 6 28 22 22 82 22 7,45 19,75,76 24 28 24,5 23, 64, 5 7,51,84,64,56 6,79 6,65 81,69 55, 6, 48 70 25,5 30 92,20 11,4 23 62 6 90 18,65 68,17 76,21 7 20 91 38, 84, 24 19 32 22 3 84 50 24 24 71,16 22 19,43,91 70,21 5 30 42, 7, 58, 79, 87 95 McGuire, W C. Meocham, G. D Meeks, T. R. Merriner, R. T, Miller, L. J. Miller. L E Montetolcon, I P Montes, P. Moore, R. L Morales, R. A. Morrison, G. H. Muller, D. E. Muha, E. Mulholland, J. F. Mulholland, R. J. Murray, L. S. Myrkle, W. G. Navarro, A. B. Nemchick, C. J. Nerio, E. S. Noyd, L. A. O ' Conneli, D. Orlando, F. J. Ostrom, F. J. Oueiletfe, R. R. Owen, M. D. Padillo, A. Page, G. Patterson, G. L. Patterson, W. E Perpetua, R. I. Peterson, P. M. Phelps, L. R. Pierson, C. Pierson, J. A. Plaia, P. J Powell, E. SA FN MM3 SA SN SN DKl RD2 BM3 SA YN3 SA MM3 QM3 FA BM3 GMGSA — N— SFP3 SN EM3 MM3 _0— ENS EMCS SKC SA SA — P— RD3 FR GMG3 RD3 SD3 SFP3 FN SM2 EN3 SN SN — Q- Quitangon, M. M. SD2 Ramos, M, Read, C. A -R— SK3 EM2 42 15 75, 13 6,55 22 79,72 22, 90, 83 26,76, 77 6, 89, 65, 48, 45 7 90 42,6,58,86 13 83,25 78,90 8 11 19,76 22 73,76,21 13 26,5 21,4 22, 3, 5 78 6 27 14, 90 10 38,27 22,38,90,76 19,70,60 14,89 84, 92, 24 15 6,91,80,52 22,87 23 23 77,21 Reese, D. G, Reitz, R. L. Reseck, W, L. Richardson, W, E Riggins, R. D. Robb, R y Robinson, J. D. Kobinson, R. T. Robinson, T. W. Roseberry, D, D, Rose, R. B, Ruiz, C. R. Sagraves, T. L. Salsedo, G. 0. Samuelson, A. D Sandberg, L W Sans, R. B Schlueter, M. D. Schultz, P. D Scott, G. N. Shaw, M. J. Shea, J. P. Shilling, D. A. Shuttlesworth, L- Siebert, P. W. Siemiller, D. R. Siiiano, L. A. Siljander, R. P. Simmons, L. R. Skinner, H. N. Silvey, J. A. Slick, M. D, Smitn, R, G. Smith, T. K Stasik, S. L. Steele, W. E. Stevens, J. B. Stevenson, J D Teague, R. J. Theisen, L. W. Thomas, S. L. Thompson, J. B. Threlkeld, C D SM3 MM3 FN FN RM3 FTGSN SN HM2 SN CS3 SN SN -s— FN SA SN SN FN SN SN FTGl LTJG ENS ENS FN SN FN FA FN ETN2 FN PC3 RDSN MMC SA SA SN TMl DCl -T— MM2 FA LT ENS FN 76,24 15,65 16 76, 13 76,28 11,74 22,3 25 28 23 87, 9 18 75, 76, 13 93,21 72 87,9 14 7,80 8 76 91,28 19, 18,92,4 3,91 13 65, 32, 28 90,13 18,84 68, 12 29 76, 13 26,84 39,27 71,73,4, 12 72,8 10 18,72,76 71,68, 13 74 91,5 26, 3, 90, 85, 32,29 15,84 Toohey, W, J. ETR2 38,29 Travis, J- E. FN 84,20 Trawie, T, N SN 11 Turner, T L SN n Tweed, 8 FN 93,21 Tweed, G L FN — V— 76, 13 Van Brunt, C. B FN 90, 17 Vargo, M. S. SN 8 Vaughn, J S DCFA 78 Vause, R W. FA 18,90 Veasey, C. M. HM3 90, 83,25 Verrier, J. M. ENS 15,3,4 Vile, P. 0- MMC 15,5 Villacorte, A V. TN 23 Votto, G A. RMSN — W— 77,28 Vv ' agner, R. D. FA 78,90,16 Walker, J. 0. CS2 23, 66, 90 Wall, L, M, FN 7, 86, 80 Wallace, H. A. MM2 10,84 Warren, P. D. SN 74,87 Warkins, F. R. FN 19,83 Watson, J. D. FN 14 Wegener, C. L. IC3 20 White, C. E. FN 91,76, 16 White, J. E. SH3 23,87 Wilkins, T. A. SN 28 Williams, E. FN 76,12 Wilson, G. L. SN 9 Woods, D. H. SN 7,74,65 Wright, L. R. SN 7, 52, 74, 56 Wyskowski, T. SA — Y 87 Yocum, R. L. MM2 13 Young, A. SN 6, 86, 82 Zaccaria, B. L. Z ENS 3, 10,61,4,9 Zedlitz, R. M. SN 11,74,84 Zubio, V. P. TN 23,90 96 Qcem •3 HAVlMi