John Bole (DD 755) - Naval Cruise Book

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GUNNERY ,l- , ,,,f F ,la f f , ri- f f 99' 1 ' f . f 1 , f' I before. I4 LT. Qj. g. J John R. Hudspeth is our ship's Weapons Officer and he comes from Dallas, Texas. Since he is from Texas, We are sure there is no comment we could make that hasn't been made many times X 1 9 F 2 T QP 1 w 1 I 1 I

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ff .mmm D5P'f'yf'KLeftJ Ens. William C. Faris is from San Leandro 1 if? .Q . 45255: lJix!AVYQ XgQg2'fCalif. He serves the ship as DCA, R Division Officer and Welfare and Recreation Officer. fRightj Ens. John R. Fleming is from Mount Plea- sant, Michigan. He is our MPA Officer and Catholic Lay Leader. ,1 l i These are the men who kept our lights Working, power to our Weapons systems , a continuous pinochle game going in the machine shop, 400 cycles to the NC-2, a four degree bearing error in the gyrocompass, the refrigerator singing Hound Dog, and the radio making ice-cubes. Were else, except in the Navy, can you find men like these? fFront Rowj C G Marzahn D C Virtue R E Strait C T Whitaker D E Wend ling, C D Geisert S J Maynard fBack Row M Van Buren T R Mize T E Porter F H Lancaster JB Harness J H Pritchett L I Sundby C C Clifton A sincere tribute to Chief A father image to the men in R Division Well liked and respected by the crew Ens Robert D Little is from Charlotte N C He is the ship s new Electrical Officer but at the present time he 1S filling the capacity of 13 Lancaster who took a deep interest in his boys both on and off the beach FT O l , I D . , 0 U , 3 I , I O 1 . . , . . I , J . , . . , . . , . . , . . , . . , . . , . . . . V. . 7 4 - ' ll if u. . 1' - - 1 . 0 gl i 1. . I Q GEORGE . 512151383 ML, I s.,W sr -QW 7 K if

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Q Front QT. S. Hunt, B. W. Ellis, M. J. Lammi, V. P. Bell, E. C. Newland, R. M. Wills, R. E. Gardner, QBack Q R. L, Allen, F. A. Hawkins, G. Adams H. F, Hardman, D. J. Karchgr, D. G. Angermier, R, J. Fleharty, J. E. McKenzie Below LT J g Bruce C Overson 15 from Lena lll1no1s He 1S the sh1p's Flrst L1eutenant and F1rst D1v1s1on Off1cer balance Were 1rreVocably lost The Boatswaln s Mates passed the Word over the shrp s P A system 227 000 tunes Of thrs amount, 50 306 were understood Ln therr entrrety 50 300 were partxally understood 1611 produced some reactron on those who heard them The Front G E Martm, C I M Krlngler G M Hendncks, I M Mar1:1n, D Ortlz, J B NeWell,j A Guldry, QBaCk J S S Nelson M L P1tzer,T W I-I1ll, 'N R L Mullen, E D Rlchter, B L Nunes T I Marchman J I Sulllvan, A G Wr1ght, F Rarmrez 15 4 J -. . - . , n ' I 1 . . , . . . A . . . , 7 c .ia 'R' Q . I 1 Q 'Q 5 - ...X ' f . . 7 I, ..,,,ff 0 u a 0 . I X V y 1 o o o X