John Q Roberts (APD 94) - Naval Cruise Book

Text from Pages 1 - 36 of the 1946 volume:

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ROBERTS CAPD 945. written by the officers and men who took her from the Chaleston Navy Yard when she was born, put her through one year's honarable service with the United States Navy in war and peace, and fi- nally helped her to a well earned rest on the peaceful waters o1 the St. Iohn's River in Florida. The Roberts lays no claim to glorious battle history. Not one of the numerous shells fired from her single 5 !38 mount was ever pointed in the direction of a known enemy. Nevertheless. every member of her crew had the sincere conviction that if ever the opportunity arose to do battle with the enemy. she 'would have proved herself to be the fine fighting ship which must of necessity result from the combination of Charleston's steel. fire and sweat, and a well-organized. well-trained spirited crew un- der good leadership. The Roberts is named for Iohn Quincy Roberts. an outstand- ing scholar and athlete at the University of Alabama. who later became a Naval Aviator. Ensign Roberts lost his life in the Bat- tle of Midway while operating from the U. S. S. ENTERPRISE. He was awarded the Navy Cross' posthumously for heroism and courageous devotion to duty. His citation said he pressed home his fierce attacks in the face of a formidable barrage of anti-aircraft fire and fierce fighter opposition. He was also awarded the Purple Heart and was entitled to wear the Ameri- can Defense Service Medal. Fleet Clasp. the Asiatic Pacific Cam- paign Medal and the Ribbon of the Presidential Citation award- ed the U. S. S. ENTERPRISE. Such were the glorious and courageous traditions and prec- edents set for the ROBERTS by the man for whom she was named, and she can hold her head up proudly and say. I never let him down. .. .--W ENSIGN lol-IN Q. ROBEBTS Iohn Quincy Roberts was born on Sep- tember 2, 1915 in Marshall County, Alabama, the son of the late Grover Roberts and former Deany Kelley. Iohnny Red Roberts graduated from West End High School, Birmingham, in 1934, where he was a football star and made all- county and all-state football ratings. He won a scholarship to the University of Alabama for his outstanding work at that high school. He entered the University in the fall of 1934 in the College of Education. He was on the squad of the Crimson Tide in 1935, 1936, 1937, being a mem- ber of the team that played in the Rose Bowl that year. In the summer of 1937 he was named onthe National Amateur All-Star team and played inthe national meet. He received his B. S. degree in Physi- cal Education on May 30, 1939. I Iohnny went into the Navy in 1940, and Ianuary 5 he went to the Naval Air Station at Pensacola, Florida. He was again an outstanding man at that school, and won his wings September 24th. Ensign Roberts lost his life in the Battle of Midway as a naval aviator aboard the USS Enterprise on Iune 4, 1942. At that time he was listed as miss- ing in action, and was officially declared dead Iune 5, 1943. The late Secretary Frank Knox awarded the Navy Cross to Ensign Rob- erts posthumously for heroism and courageous devotion to duty. His cita- tion said he pressed home his fierce attacks in the face of a formidable bar- rage of anti-aircraft fire and fierce fighter opposition. He was also awarded the Purple He-art and was entitled to wear the American Defense service medal, fleet clasp, the Asiatic-Pacific campaign metal, and the ribbon of the Presidential Citation awardedthe USS Enterprise. I THE IVIISSION OF AN AUXILIARY TROOP TRANSPORT CAPDJ IS: To load, transport, and land combat troops and their equipment in landing boats on enemy beaches. To transport underwater combat demolition teams to the vicinity oi landing beaches for reconnaissance and demolition opera- tions and serve as a base for such teams. To act as a tire support, escort and screening vessel as directed. To evacuate troops, casualties and prisoners of war as directed and provide necessary medical care to the wounded. To transport evacuated troops, casualties and prioners ot war to ports of disembarkation. L. t A J LT. CQMDR. ROBERT N. BAVIER IR. Commanding Officer +? i - LT. COMDR. G. B. Gnoss Commanding Officer L L1 rw- ,,., -Rv 'II iII i l! ' III i !l ' lIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIW IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII II..lIm..lllII..II..l.... .za ..l..: !..aa... .....: IIl..lII 3-25-45.- 3-27-45. 4-17-45. 4-2-45 . . . 5-7-45 ..... 5-13-45. 5-14-45 .... 5-22-45 . 5-24-45. . 5-30-45 .... 6-8-45 .... 6-8-45 ..... ..... 6-13-45 . . . 6-13-45. 6-19-45 .... 6-26-45 . 6-28-45 .... 7-1-45.. 7-1-45 ..... 7-1-45.. 7-3-45 ..... 7-6-45 . . . 8-20-45 .... 8-24-45 .... 8-25-45 . . 8-30-45 . 9-1-45 . . 9-19-45 . 9-24-45 . 9-25-45 .... . 9-28-45. 10-5-45. I0-19-45 .... .. .... Left Charleston, S. C. .Arrived Guantanamo Bay, Cuba .. . .Left Guantanamo Bay, Cuba . . . . . . . . . .Arrived Norfolk, Va. . . . . . . . . . .Left Norfolk, lVa. . . . . .Arrived Cristobal, C. Z. . . . . . . .Left Cristobal, C. Z. ...-.Arrived San Diego, Calif. . . . . .Left San Diego, Calif. . . . . .Arrived Pearl Harbor ...............Left Pearl Harbor Arrived Maalaea Bay, Maui, T. H. . . . .Left Maalaea Bay, Maui, T. H. . . . . . . . . .Arrived Pearl Harbor ..............LeftPearlHarbor ...Arrived Eniwetok, Caroline Is. Left Eniwetok . . . .Arrived Saipan, Mariannas Left Saipan . . . . .Arrived Guam, Mariannas Left Guam . . .Arrived Leyte Gulf, Philippines . -- .............., Left Leyte Gulf . . . .Arrived Batangas Bay, Luzon ..............Left Batangas Bay A. .Arrived Buckner Bay, Okinawa . . . . . . .Arrived Tokyo Bay, Japan .............Left Tokyo Bay . . . . .Arrived Guam, Mariannas LeftGuam ..Arrived Leyte Gulf, Philippines .................Left Leyte Gulf . . . . .Arrived Otaru, Japan 'e M., ,L IllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIlllllIllllllllflliiilfiiilIIIIIIIIIEIIIIffiiillfiilil l!flEEIf!lllffiil!!IiiiffiiillllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 1 V 10-22-45 .... ..... - ........... L eft Otaru 10-23-45 .... .... A rrived Hakodate, Iapan 10-23-45 .... ..... L eft Hakodate, Iapan 10-24-45 Arrived Otaru 10-26-45 .... ......... L eft Otaru 10-31-45. .... .... A rrived Tokyo Bay ll-7-45 ..... .. ,V ...... Left Tokyo Bay 11-8-45 ..... ..... A rrived Nagoya, Iapan 11-10-45 .... .............. L eft Nagoya 11-19-45 .... .... A rrived Hiro Wan, Iapan 11-23-45 Left Hiro Wan 11-23-45 .... .... A rrived Bungo Suido Entrance, Iapan 12-1-45 ..... .................... L eft Bungo Suido 12-1-45 ..... ..... A rrived Kure, Iapan 12-7-45 ..... ............. L eft Kure 12-7-45 ..... ..... A rrived Bungo Suido 12-14-45 .... .... L eft Bungo Suido 12-14-45 .... ...... A rrived Kure 12-15-45 .... .............. L eft Kure 12-16-45 .... .... A rrived Nagoya. Iapan 12-16-45 .... ............ .... L e ff Nagoya 12-23-45 .... .... A rrived Eniwetok, Carolinas 12-23-45 .... ............... L eft Eniwetok 12-29-45 .... ..... A rrived Pearl Harbor. T. H- 12-31-45 .... ............. t .Left Pearl Harbor 1-6-46 .... .... A rrived San Pedro Bay, Calif. 1-25-46 ..... .......... L eft San Pedro Bay 2-2-46 .... ..... A rrived Cristobal, C. Z. 2-3-46 .... .......... L eft Cristobal 2-8-46 ,,,, ..... A rrived Norfolk, Va. 2-15-46 ,,,,, .................. .... L e ft Norfolk 2-17-46. , , , , . . . .Arrived Green Cove Springs, Fla. COMMISSIONING CEREMONIES lllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllIlllllllllillllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIEEEEEIIiiifIiiiIIIIEiiEIIIIIfiiI2!IiiiffiiillllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII COMMISSIONING The crew of the United States Ship IOHN Q. ROBERTS was first assem- bled on Ianuary 26, 1945 at Norfolk, Virginia. The Navy was old to some of us: the sea was old to some of us: both were new and exciting to some of us, but we all had one thing in common-each of us was a part of the later ef- ficient crew of the APD 94. It was cold that morning in Norfolk and it was cold a lot of other morn- ings. but we hardly noticed it as we clashed from class to class in pre-c,om- missioning school. 4 We worked hard at swimming, firefighting, recognition, specialty classes and even the so-called physical torture. We knew that such training made better sailors and we wanted to be better sailors. Our training in Norfolk lasted five busy weeks. Then, early in March, we went to the Charleston Navy Yard, in South Carolina, the birthplace of the good ship ROBERTS. The next few days were spent in preparation for the commissioning ceremony..- On March 8th the IOHN Q. ROBERTS became a commissioned vessel in the United States Navy with Lieutenant Commander ROBERT N. BAVIER, Ir., in command. She was commissioned by CAPTAIN GUY E. BAKER representing the Commandant, SIXTH Naval District. -Iust prior to the commissioning the ship was christened by Mrs. DEANY ROBERTS GARNER mother of the late Ensign IOHN Q. ROBERTS. It was an impressive ceremony, and we were all proud to be associated with the ship. After the commissioning exercises we discovered that pride was not quite enough to keep a fighting ship in operation. It took lots of hard work, too. The next few days were spent loading supplies and readying the ship for our first sea voyage. It is amazing how much equipment is required for the safe naviga- tion and efficient operation of a' vessel of this size. We finally ,got her ready and in the two weeks made several trial runs. All sea trials having proved satisfactory, we departed from Charleston on March 26th on our shakedown cruise. Shakedown is that period in the life of a new ship in which the ship and her crew composed partially of old salts with a good sprinkling of green hands are welded together in a well-trained, well-equipped fighting unit. Our shakedown exercises took place in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, where we were put through every type of gruelling exercise and maneuver known to the United States Navy. X The conditions under which theexercises took place closely resembled actual combat. We were taught what we could expect in the Pacific and what to do about it. From there on it was up to us. ,At the conclusion of our training we proceeded to Norfolk for post-shakedown availability and Amphibious exercises. Toward the end of April a short leave for all hands was granted. Immediately upon the return of the crew, all preparations were made for departure. . .YW . . - . ........ ' -------I---V - M- . ...1 . . . .f. f-.. if .Q-we.---4: ...ff -,,, M, M. Vw ,- FIRST TRIP We left Norfolkon May 7th in company with 3 APD's and one cargo transport, enroute to Panama Canal. A week's sailing time was -required to reach Panama and a day to transit the magnificent canal. On the other side the ROBERTS, still with the other APD's, but now minus the cargo ship pointed her bow toward California. We arrived at San Diego on May 23rd.K Knowing that this was our last chance for stateside liberty all hands made the very most of the pitifully insufficient two days. All preparations were made for another sea' voyage and we headed west. May 30th found us in Pearl Harbor. After a week there we were ordered to Maalaea Bay, Maui, inthe Hawaiian Chain. Upon our arrival we found that' we were to engage in training exercises with Underwater Demolition Teams for a period of five days. We weren't kept very busy, so we had an opportunity-to discover that swimming was just as good in Maui's clear Maa- lalea Bay as at the famed Waikiki Beach. At the completion of this Assign- ment, we returned to Pearl Harbor, stayed long enough to prepare for 'an- other voyage and headed further west. IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII mmmmuuumunlnumnluulmuumm numI.......u,.nI..as1m..m1I..fma.....zuI1....mulnuulnnnlllnuuuuuuu Our next orders sent us to Eniwetok Atoll, where we picked up two ships that we were to escort to Guam, via Saipan' and Tinian, where one of the ships was stopping. On the way from Saipan to Guam we passed close to the Iapanese-held island of Rota. We were fortunate enough to pass the island at a time when some of our aircraft were bombing it, and this little incident served to remind us that the war was close at hand. It was also on thistrip that the ROBERTS had her first opportunity to demonstrate the skill and efficiency of her medical staff. One thousand miles from the nearest land one of our passengers was stricken with appendicitis. Quickly and skillfully the wardroom' of the ROBERTS was converted into a sterile, gleam- ing white operating room. With several members of the crew watching through the ports constituting an audience, the doctor, assisted by a Chief Pharmacist's Mate, removed the troublesome appendix. V I On Iuly lst the ROBERTS reached Port Apra, Guam. The next two days were spent anchored in that harbor awaiting sailing orders. When we received them, we found that we had been routedto Leyte Gulf in the Philippines, the scene of one of our most important invasions. The USS LEE FOX KAPD 455 ac- companied us on the four day voyage. Upon our arrival we were given two weeks to rest and wonder and worry about the future. When we finally re- ceived word about our next duty we found that we, along with a number of other APD's and some Destroyers and Destroyer Escorts, had been assigned to escort heavy units of the THIRD Fleet on maneuvers in the Philippines Area. L We were honored indeed to be chosen to escort ships like the TEXAS, MISSISSIPPI, IDAHO, SUWANNEE, GILBERT ISLANDS, and the NEW MEX- ICO. We now considered ourselves a part of the third fleet, Halsey's Fleet, THE Fleet in the Pacific. We gave our all for the ships we escorted during the next month. At the conclusion of that month, disaster struck. Not dis- aster as it is usually thought of in connection with a ship in a combat zone, but something almost as deadly. At this time most of the crew of the ROB- ERTS fell victims to Dysentery, and the dread disease ran rough-shod over almost all of our crew. I I l. I I I I I I I I I I I I II I I I I I I I I I I I I I QI l I I I I I 2 I ' I I I : I I I I I I I I 'I ,,,, It was at the termination of this epidemic that the first news- of the Iapa- nese Government's suit for peace arrived. Leyte Gulf saw -a tremendous and spectacular celebration that night the air was filled with whistles, sirens, bells, searchlights, and pyrotechnics of every kind and description. Two days after the celebration we started on a sea voyage as escort for several battle- ships and cruisers bound for Okinawa. Three days out of Leyte we were diverted- to Manila. As the fates' would have it we didn't make Manila either, for our -ordersrwere again changed directing us to proceed to Batangas Bay, about 50 miles south of Manila. As we steamed into Batangas Bay there were spread out before us some thirty large troop and cargo transports, later identified as Task Force 33, of which we became an integral part. We were very delighted to learn that we were to be one of the escorts for this mighty task force from ,Batangas Bay to Tokyo, Iapan. Task Force thirty- three was one of the first large occupation units to arrive in Iapan. I 'Once again our mission was not to be completed. After several days at sea we. received orders diverting us to Okinawa, where we were to load and transport to Tokyo the newly assigned Tokyo Port Director and his staff. This was afmemorable journey since we travelled at flank speed all the way. We arrived in Tokyo Bay on the afternoon of September lst, a day before the surrender, terms were signed. We steamed up the channel, mindful of mines and .anchored closer to f Tokyo than any other ship in the harbor. Not long afterwards it became 'necessary to have some repair work done on our boilers. We went alongside the repair ship, Delta, and for nine days scraped and painted, and had a general field day while the repairs were be- I ing completed. x .Not long after our availability was- up, we were assigned to Transport Squadron 24, as escort. This duty took us back to Port Apra, Guam. Before we reached Guam, however, one of the transports broke down and we took her in tow. I We arrived on September twenty-fourth, and departed the next day for our ihome port, San Pedro Bay, Leyte, now affectionately known as dysen- tery'stra1ts. . IOur'disappointment'on returning was not nearly so great when we had received aboard several weeks back mail. llllrl ll Illll Illlllll 'lllllll llllll Illulll 'I Il F IllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIL.....II..II:::..IIIll..lllIl..:!!:..Il.....:!IIn..nIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII + IAPAN ' Before we had a chance to wonder where our next assignment would take us, we were once again on our way to Iapan. This time, as escort to thirty LST's and one LCFF, were bound for Otaru, Hokkaido, Iapan, a-distance of about 2500 miles. It was a long, slow, and tedious journey, with little to break the monotony except the fringes of a storm off Okinawa. During our passage through the Tsugaru Straits, which had been heavily mined by the Iapanese and our own B-29's, we sighted and destroyed by gun- fire our first mine. Gun No. 41 placed the telling shot. Before long another mine was sighted, and with very little time wasted, Gun No. 41 scored again! After twelve days at sea, we reached Otaru. From our anchorage, the city appeared to be a picturesque place. The quaint little dwellings, the intricate rice terraces, and the strange temples of their religion were a pretty sight. Much was added to the beauty of the place by the light snow that fell during our stay. However, we soon revised our opinion of Otaru. On our first liberty we discovered that the streets were paved with mud, the dwellings that looked so quaint from a distance were really miserable hovels, and about the whole place was a pungent odor which we later learned was characteristic of all Iapanese cities. Everywhere we were pursued by the local citizens, all of whom, it seemed, wanted to buy American Cigaretto. After a short stay in Otaru, we escorted a portion of the LST flotilla to Hok- odate, in the Tsugaro Straits. At Hokodate we found one of the best har- bors in the world, and one of the most modern of Iapanese cities. After com- pleting this mission, we returned to Otaru, and from there escorted the re- mainder of the LST flotilla to Tokyo Bay. From Tokyo Bay we were ordered to Nagoya for HECP duty. Upon our arrival in Nagoya early in November, we found that the natives in that area had ceased hostilities only a few days before. The city of Nagoya was the home of the well-known Mitsubishi airplane. In eliminating the aircraft fac- tory, our airmen had destroyed half of the city. We were among the first ships to enter the harbor, and so were able to obtain some interesting and valuable souvenirs from the ruins. It seemed ironic that we should find many IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIIIIIIIIIIllllllllllfflllffllfflIEEEEEIIiiilfiiilIIIEEEEZIIIIfiililIiiiYfiHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Illllllllllllllll American made tools and instruments which had been -used to manufac- ture of our' enemy's most formidable machines of war. After a short rest in port we were sent out to our Harbor Entrance Con- trol Post. Our task was to patrol the entrance to Ise Wan, the approach to Nagoya Harbor. We were to pass charts and entrance instructions to all incoming ships, and send reports by radio to the Port Director on all ship movements. We made two such patrols at Nagoya, each of a week's dura- tion. After our second patrol, our commanding officer, Lieutenant Comman- der Bavier, was ordered back to the United States for separation from the naval service. On the seventeenth of November, Lieutenant Gross, then our executive officer, relieved Captain Bauier of his command, while Lieutenant O'Donnell succeeded Mr. Gross as executive officer. At this time the Roberts got underway again, this time for an insignificant place in southern Honshu called Hiro Wan, for more HECP duty. Ourrouting to Hiro Wan took us through Bungo' Suido, a narrow, con- gested passage between Shikoku and Kyushu. The passage is ninety miles long, and filled with small islands, rocks, reefs, and treacherous currents. It was not yet completely free of mines. The'islands of Bungo Suido were small and numerous, rising abruptly from small sandy beaches to great heights. When we reached Hiro Wan, we found a small fishing village whose only importance was its proximity to the great naval base at Kure, and to Hiroshima. Our control post was at the entrance to Bungo Suido, where we anchored this time rather than patrolled. While anchored here we had numerous steak fries and mine hunts on one of the small rocky islands which dotted the chan- nel. In this way we added four more mines to our list. When we returned it was to Kure, where we found the ruins of the lm- perial Iapgnese fleet. One large battleship of the Nagato class had run aground just off shore and had been riddled by our aircraft and by direct bomb hits. Few of the ships there were in operating condition, and probably none of them will ever be underway again. The shipyards at Kure were leveled, as was most of the city itself. A few days later, a sightseeing trip to Hiroshima was arranged. We made the two hour trip in LCVP'S, and crossed the harbor to the village of Ugine, a suburb of the city. In trucks which carried us around the ruined city, we were able to see the vast 'damage done by the now famous atomic bomb. The bomb exploded in the center of the city, near the City Hall, and the surrounding area of about five ,square miles was wiped completely clean, except for the skeletons of a few sturdier buildings, and the scarred, blackened trunks of trees rising grotesquely from the ruins. At this time we went alongside the repair ship Vulcan for more boiler repairs. But after five days, we were on our way out to Bungo Suido to re- sume our entrance control post. ' ' ' 'id'- - - ' A ---W M- '-' --M 'U' ' i ' ' ' '- K . L L , . r x s u h I . r L V , x V f P r P r I I 1 l I 1 J 1 1 4 I V nv-v-v Y ., 1 L...- I llllllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIlIlII..m..II..IIm.. m..m ..:!!:.. .....: IIu..lII 4 ' i'II ''lI ''Ill''II'' ''IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 2 2, l 3 w I 'a I-ICMEWARD When we returned to Kure, we received the news for which we had been waiting for many weeks. We were to load up with as many passen- gers as we could take and proceed to Uncle Sugar. After receiving most of our passengers and many provisions, we began the first lap of the journey. On the way out of the harbor, we struck a submerged log, damaging both propellers and one rudder. Though the damage caused a great deal of vi- bration, it was decided that we could complete the trip safely. So, after' picking up the remainder of the passengers at Nagoya, we and our compan- ion ship, the Brock, headed southward for Eniwetok. Before reaching the atoll, however, we had to reckon with an angry Iapan Sea. High winds and great swells that often hid the Brock from view left many of the less veteran sea-farers with a good case of seasickness. But after several sleep- less nights, the sea was calm once more, and it was on smooth and sultry seas that we reached Eniwetok. Stopping on December twenty-third only long enough to refuel, we left the same afternoon for Pearl Harbor. The sea remained calm and the sky cloudless. Two days at sea we celebrated Christmas, with the usual sing- ing, presents, and of course, eating. On the twenty-sixth we crossed the International Dateline, and for a few hours it was Christmas once more. At Pearl Harbor we made our first civilized liberties in seven months. We stayed for two days, so that everyone had a chance to go ashore. After some civilian chow and sun baths on Waikiki Beach, we were ready for the last leg of our journey home. The thirty-first saw us underway for San Pedro, California. On this same day, our commanding officer received an appointment to,the rank of lieu- tenant commander. Though our new year was not celebrated in the tradi- itonal way, many of us had already made up for it in the Hawaiian's and were pretty well satisfied anyway. on the sixth of Ianuary, the United States of America came up over the horizon, and to the tune of a Navy Band we were welcomed home at Port Hueneme, where the passengers disembarked and started for their separate places of discharge. Here we had our first taste of fresh milk in many months. Later that day, we went on down to San Pedro, and were soon ashore . . . our first liberty in the United States since Charleston, seven months before. Fortunately our entry into Long Beach, Los Angeles, and Pasadena had no noticeable effect on these fair cities. But that wasn't because we didn't try. We were hilariously happy to be home, and we celebrated the fact to varying dgrees. We went everywhere, saw everything, and left behind us a trail of hard-earned sea pay. The time went all too quickly, and before we knew it, we had been drydocked, our screws and rudder repaired, and the bottom sand blasted and painted. lust before we were ready to go, Mr. O'Don- nell left for civilian life. and Lieutenant Ggl Katz became our new executive officer. ' A Ianuary twenty-fifth we left drydock, and after an afternoon of sea trials to determine the extent of repairs, we were on our way to the east coast by way of the Panama Canal. After a calm, eight day trip, we reached Balboa on February first and went on through the canal. On the Atlantic side we f MS'ffKlm zmg.mgA1mf,un-mmm-Qfg.,a-W,1.:x-:QRA. :.-.ix- .:....,,.,,. , .. , ,..,,-.-,.- ,,,,, , f -----M --- .e ..-:. ., .,., ,.. - ..... -,. .ng-4. ....4, .., ,,. , pn, ,U MMM I I!! I I A ' I ''II I II ' ''IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII..m..II..II:::..IIIIl..IIIII..!!!!.. ..I.: lI..II moored at the Coco Solo Naval Reservation for a night of liberty in the wild and rugged town of Cristobal. The next day we fueled and started for Nor- folk by way of the Yucatan Channel. As we left the balmy Central American climate, the cold Atlantic soon froze our tropical blood, and we were glad to tie up alongside the Convoy Escort Piers in Hampton Roads, Norfolk, Virf ginia, on the eighth of February. Glad, because half the crew started on thirty days leave that day. Those who stayed behind maneuvered the ship into the Norfolk Shipyard. where the task of getting the ship ready for decom- missioning was begun. Those who made the first leave returned in time to take the Roberts to her final destination, 'Green Cove Springs, Florida, there to -complete the decommissioning process. Along with hundreds of other veterans of World War II, the Roberts traveling days are over for awhile. But we who served aboard have not forgotten her, nor the way she carried us through many tight and dangerous spots. For those long and weary months, she was the symbol of what we were fighting for, our homes, our loved ones, and our country. I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I .I -1 I I I I I I I I I I I I 'I I I I I I I I I I I 9 . ll I I., .SQ S Q QQ. '62 41' MM ' z . Hull Illlllll llllllll lla: ll::ll lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll..n.:lI..!!!!..ll:::..IIIII..IIIll..:::ll..ul.:lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll OFFICERS ACKERMAN, NORMAN ALVIN, Lt. Iigl, USNR. 1252 W. Albion Ave. Chicago 26, Illinois ll J D , ':A l0 s. fx , F fh lxgllg - 'LQ Ill lmI'IglI'A Qu BAVIER, ROBERT NEWTON, IR.,'Lt. Comdr. USNR. 122 Sutton Manor New Rochelle, N. Y. BOWERS, BENIAMIN SHELDON, Lt. USNR. 734 S. Cedar St. Ottawa, Kansas CROWLEY, HENRY fnl, Lt. 1197, USNR. V 3 Waren Ave. Lewiston, Maine - ECHELBARGER, DONALD FAY, Lt. USNR. Alderwood Manor Washington, D. C. GORE, STANLEY A., Lt. iigl, USNR CED 3811 Oak Lawn Ave. Dallas, Texas GROSS, GEORGE BENARD, Lt. Comdr. USNR. 28-14 202nd. St. Bayside, N. Y. GUY, SAMUEL IOHN, Lt. figl, SC, USNR. 1107 Wenona Ave. Oak Park, Ill. HART, WILLIAM I. IR. 474 Maple St. Holyoke, Mass. 5 HILE, WILLIAM KIRKWOOD, Lt., USNR. 204 Seventh Ave. Clarion, Pa. KATZ, MURRY Inj, Lt. Ilgl, USNR. 1777 Longfellow Ave. Bronx. N. Y. LONG, WILLIAM WHITTINGTON, Ensign, USNR. 1249 S. 53rd. St. Philadelphia, Penn. MAIN, ROBERT EMERSON, Lt. IMCJ, USNR. 53 Morris Ave. Athens, Ohio NELSON, MARK BRUCE, Lt. iigl, USNR. 417 N. Iackson St. Glendale, California , O'DONNELL, CORNELIUS PATRICK, Lt., figl. USNR. 101 University Ave. Buifalo, N. Y. SNYDER, KENNETH WILLIAM, Ensign. USNR. 3850 Rodman Ave. N.W. Apt. 234 F Washington, D. C. SUDDATH, WILLIAM O., Ensign, USN. Vernon View Savannah, Ga. WRIGHT, GEORGE WILLIAM, Lt., USNR. 135 East 11th Place Chicago 5, Ill. 1 1 1 1 4 1 1 1 1 3 I 1 I 1 ,gdmgnnpm IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIQiiI5!llliiiEIII!EEiE.IIiiiIIiiilllfiiillfliililIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIM1 ENLISTED MEN ABERNATHY, PAUL H., MoMMlc, USNR. 424 Glad St. Shelby, N. C. ADAMS, WALTER ANTHONY, F2c, USNR. 3205 Lafayette Ave. Bronx, N. Y. ADINOLFI, EMMETT, SKD1c, USNR. 1122 Maple St. Bethlehem, Pa. y ALBERT, IOHN IOSEPH, IR., WT3c, USNR. 55 Alexander St. Albany, N. Y. ALBERICI, LEONARD EDWARD, CEM CAAI, USN 208 W. Market St. Mahonay City, Pa. ANDERSON, RAYMOND O., Slc, USNR. 23 Beechwood St. I Thomaston, Maine ' P ANTONSON, WILFRED LEO, EM3c, USNR. 1324 S.E. Martins St. Portland, Ore. ARTHUR, HAROLD LINDSEY, IR., S2c, USNR. ARMSTRONG, DON LEMOINE, CMM, USNR. clo Iohn L. Armstrong' 1611 Northwestern Oklahoma City, Okla. AYERZA, IOHN LOUIS, EM2c, USNR. P. O. Box 565 Los Banos, California BALDINO, VINCENTIOHN, Slfc, USNR. 6405 Chew St. Philadelphia, Pa. BALDWIN, WAYNE RICHARD, QM3c, USNR. 6227 Holdrege Lincoln, Nebraska BANDIERA, FRANK, S2c, USNR. BAYNE, EVERETT MARTIN, Slc, USNR. 10 Russia St. ' Newburyport, Mass. BAYS, IAMES cor, SClc, UsN. Hubard Springs, Va. , BEDNARCZYK, EDWARD, Slc, USNR. 7705 Blackstone Ave. Chicago, Ill. BELCHER, GORDON PHILIP, S2c, USNR. BENTHIEN, HOWARD cm, smac, USNR, 1934 s. sam st. Milwaukee, Wis. BERG, HAROLD E., QM3c, USNR. 843 Wisconsin Ave. Beloit, Wis. BIGGERS. ERNEST ELz1E In., CRM, mm usmn. 1923 Booker St. Little Rock, Arkansas BOLAND, TIMOTHY, EMlc, USNR. 1709 Clay Ave. Scranton 9, Pa. BoRosH. LEWIS, sic, USNR. 703 Gladston Ave. Elkhart, Indiana BRADLYN, NORMAN, S2c, USNR. 225 Fulton St. Youngstown, Ohio BREGENZER, THOMAS GREGORY, Slc, USNR. 36 Princeton Ave. Hopewell, N. I. BROGDEN, THOMAS O'CONNOR, RM3c, USNR. 420.East 141 St. Bronx 54, N. Y. BROUGH, CLARENCE DENTON, EM3c. USNR. BROWN, EDWARD IOHN, MM2c, USNR. 717 Windsor Terrace Schenectady, N. Y. BRUBAKER, CLIFTON MORSE CGM CTD USN. Finksburg, Maryland BRYANT, ROBERT IULIUS, S2c, USNR. 1012 Spence St. Austin, Texas BUCHACZ, MARION I., GM3c, USNR. BURKE, TERRANCE WILLIAM, SM2c. USNR. 1186 Main St. ' Pittston, Pa. BURNS, EARL CLAYTON, MM3c, USNR. 621 31st, St. Niagara Falls, N. Y. BURNS, VICTOR HENRY, CPhM, USNR. BYRNE, FRANCIS IOSEPH, FC3c, USNR. 2016 15 110th Ave. Queens Village, N. Y. CANNON, IAMES W., EM2c, USNR. 411 Clay St. Greenville, Miss. CARLTON, IAMES ANDREW, SF2c, USNR. 115 St. Stephens St. Boston, Mass. CARR, LEROY OSCAR, EM2c. USNR. 336 E. Oklahoma Ave., Knoxville 17, Tenn. CLARK, FRANK VINDLEY, Blc, USNR. Pr No. 2, Box 466 Terre Haute, Indiana CLEARY, IOHN WADE, GM3c, USNR. Edenton, N. C. COLEMAN, MORRIS WAYNE. CM3c. USNR. COLOMBO, FEDERICO ANTHONY, F2c. USNR. 1464 Grafton Rd. , East Millbury, Mass. uuumnnnumnu nmnmuunnuummmnuuumlnunmmmlmmm.....nI..ftt.:mutmnu...au......nmmmmuumumumnuuum CONNOLLY. PATRICK IOSEPH, Cox., USNR. 591 Prospect Place Brooklyn, N. R. COOPER, ARNOLD Cnj, St2c COST, CHARLES WILLIAM, Flc, CBED, USNR. Lawley, Alabama CRABTREE, ERLING BYRON, Flc, CBEJ, USNR. Rt. No. 1 Lynden Washington CRAWLEY, WALLON LAVELLE. MM1c, USNR. Sicily Island, La. CRUTCHLEY, IOSEPH IAMES IR., Cox., USNR. 408 Atlantic St. Stamford, Conn. DIAMELIO, ALBERT tnl, Slc, USNR. DE BERNARD1, ALBERT IOSEPH, Cox, USNR. 72 Goodenough St. Brighton, Mass. DE MUZIO, IOSEPH PETER, F2c, USNR. 21-20 76th St. Iackson Heights, N. Y. DENTON, ERNEST IAMES, RdM3c, USNR. Quitman, Texas DE PIETRO, ANTHONY IAMES, QM3c, USNR. 429 Fenn St., Fenway Rest Pittsfield, Mass. DETTOR, SAMUEL HUDGENS IR., Cox, USNR. 704 Goodson St. Bristol, Va. DIETRICH, WILLIAM ALFONSO, Bkr2c, USNR. 313 East Union St. - Tamaqua, Pa. DI GRAZIANO, FRANK, Slc, USNR. 116-19 130th St. South Ozone Park, N. I. DILGER, DANIEL GEROLD IR., QMlc, USNR. B93 Undercliff Ave. Edgewater, N. I. DILLON, CHARLES EVANS, S2c, USNR. DOBIS, EDWARD WALTER, Bkr3c, USNR. 3324 Spring Garden Ave. Pittsburgh, Pa. DONIVAN, HARRY, MM3c, USNR. West Shokan, N. Y. DONLAN, IAMES FRANCIS, SM2c, USNR. clo Seven Pines Larch Row. South Hamilton, Mass. DUNCAN. RICHARD BERNARD, RdM3c, 106 East Ashland St. Brockton, Mass. EINOLF, LOUIS IOSEPH, MM1c, USNR. 1638 Gorsuch Ave. Baltimore 18, Maryland ELDRIDGE, TIMOTHY STEELE, SC1c, USNR. G. D., Reno, Nevada ERICKSON, IOHN GORDON, SK1c,.USNR. EVANS, FOSTER ABRAHAM, M3c, USNR. ' R. D. 4, Box 217 Sturbenville, Ohio EVANS, LOWELL LEWIS, GM2c, USN. G. D., Grantsville, Ill. FASOLD. IOHN CHARLES, SC3c, USNR. 619 W. Arch St. Pottsville, Pa. FEINSTEIN, ALBERT IACOB, MoMM3c, USNR. 418114 Serra Bonita Los Angeles, Calif. FINNEY, MERRIL GENE, MM2c, USNR. Manley, Nebraska FITZGERALD, IOSEPH ANTHONY, MoMM3c, USNR. 307-46th St. Pittsburgh, Pa. FOLSOM, AMER. CATELLIER IR., FCO2c, USNR. 192 Cleveland Ave. Mineola, N. Y. FORSHEY, CHESTER GENE, QM2c, USNR. 72 Dowey Ave. Newark, Ohio FOXWORTH, ERNEST Cnl, Slc, USNR. Rt. 2, Dillon, S. C. GALLAGHER, FRANCIS IOSEPH, CMM, USNR. GARIEPY, ROBERT A., SK1c, USNR. 31 Sanford St., Attleboro, Mass. GEISEN, IAMES PATRICK SR., RdM2clTI, USNR. 6640 Fairpork Ave., Cincinnati 16. Ohio .' GERLOCK, BENNETT AUGUST, WT2c, USNR. 4844 W. Potomac Ave., Chicago 51, Illinois GERTZ, IOSEPH STEPHEN, EM2c, USNR. 308 First Ave., Carnegie, Pa. GIORLANDO, ANTONIA, SF3c, USNR. 378 Central Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. GIARDIN. RICHARD DUANE, RM3c, USNR. ' 10469 Balfour Road, Detroit 24, Michigan GOLLER, ROBERT LOUIS, MM2c, USNR. 228 North 77th St., Milwaukee, Wis. GOODLOE, NEAL SPOTTSWOOD, F C2c, USNR. 25 Ridgeview Rd., Staunton, Virginia GOODMAN, IAMES ELGAN, SM2c, USN. 280 W. Loma Alta Dr., Altadena, California GRAHAM, PHILIP VOLNEY, GM3c, USNR. Giatto, West Virginia GRUBE, CLAIR ADDIS, PhM3c, USNR. GULLISKSON, GRANT GERHARD, CMMQPAJ, USNR. 400 Winthrop St., Tauton, Mass. HAGAMAN, FREDERICK -COURTNEY, Slc, USNR. 911-4th St., Bay City, Mich. HALL, FRED EUGENE, RM3c, USNR. 530112 Princeton Ave. Blubfield. W. Va. HALL, WILLIAM HARVEY, Cox. USNR. 311 Poplar Ave. Moundsville, W. Va. HALL, ROBERT SHANNON IR., FC3c, USNR. 1317 W. Fortich St. Baltimore. 'Md. , . . ,, .-.M .., . ....,.... .,.. . ....,. ,-.. ,. M.- -,.,,,. .....-.-. ,..,,.. .. ,-...,-...1..-......4ng...-,.-......i...-.+.............,......1.-...,............e...-.'- . - -. .. I 7 ,MA D V,,,,M, ,,,,,,.,,. ,WB . J.- ,LL I..,t.. , , ,,, , , , . .- ., .. -....f, . , sms, . . . . , ' mx... M... , . -u.-o.....i,1.- 1, , .. -uw , , mink. 1 I w . D 1I::ll 'lllllll lim mum ll::ll I IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllIlllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIII.....:!I..:!!:..II:::..IIIll..lIlII..:::iI.....:!IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII I HALLECK. IOHN PAUL. WT1c. USNR. 617 Green St.. Elizabeth. N. I. HAMLIN. HOWARD LYNWOOD. S2c. USNR. 915 Virgie St.. Durham. N. C. HARPER. SAMUEL IR.. Flc. USNR. Glasgow. Ky. HARBOLT. IAMES WOODROW, Cox. USNR. 219 W. Chivich St.. Apt. 5, Marion. Ohio HARKER. KENNETH LEE, S2c, USNR. HILL. CHARLIE. St3c. USNR. 423 Oldin St.. Iackson. Miss. HILYER. HARRY SYLVESTER. Cox. USNR. 39 Foote Ave.. Iamestown. N. Y. HOLDER. IAMES ELAM. S2c, USNR. G. D. Bridgeport. Ala. HULTS. HOWARD EDISON. CMM. USN. Box 263. Moss Point, Miss. IABLONSKI. ADAM BARTHOLOMEW., RM1c. USNR. 3030 Magee St.. Phila., Pa. IEFFREY. RAYMOND TOPPING. F2c, USNR. IENNINGS. IAMES WALLACE. RT3c. USNR. 1102 10th St., Lynchburg. Va. IORDAN, IAMES ALLEN. StM1c. USNR. P. O. Box 96. Memphis. Texas ' KACHINSKY, RUBIN. S2c. CSSMLD. USNR. 1527 South Christiana Ave.. Chicago. Illinois KERRY. BERTRAM IRA. Slc. USNR. 2001 Rayner Ave.. Baltimore. Maryland KING. IOSEPH BROOK. S2cfRMl. USNR. Route 2, Sturgis. Michigan KIRCHOFF. IOSEPH IAMES. SKlc. USNR. 5940 155th St.. Flushing. New York KIRK. CLOYCE RAYMOND. MAM3c, USNR. 244 Stillman Street Court. Toledo 5. Ohio KNAPP. WILFRED. SOM3c. USNR. 94 Albion Pl.. Staten Island. New York KRUPA. RAYMOND MICHAEL. SOM1c. USNR. 1660 Main St., West Warwick. Rhode Island LAKE. OSCAR. StM1c. USNR. LANGENBURG. ARTHUR LINCOLN, EM3c. USNR. Rosebud. Mo. LARSEN, THEODORE BICKMORE, Y2c. USNR. 63 'North lst East. Preston. Idaho LEAKE. DELBERT DANIEL. WT3c. USNR. 118 Keehl St.. Rochester. New York LEMERE. WILLIAM FRANCIS. Cox. USNR. 705 South Delia St.. Ludington, Michigan' LEROSE. WILLIAM SERAFINO. MM2c, USNR. 301 Park St.. Hartford 6. Conn. LEVINSON. IACK. SK3c. USN. Los Angeles. California LEWINSKI. IOSEPH MARION. Slc. USNR. LINDSEY. CHARLES RALPH. Slc. USNR. Route 3. Box 785. Iacksonville. Florida r LORD, DONALD CYLDE, Slc. USNR. Route 2. Preston. Maryland LORD. WILLIAM IAMES. S2c. USNR. 5320 47th Ave., South. Minneapolis. Minnesota LOUGHMILLER, RICHARD o., sE1c, UsNR. LUCIER, LAWRENCE EDWARD, S2cfLCl. UsNR LUNDBERG. ROBERT EARL. EM2c. USNR. 411 Strong Ave.. Ioliet. Illinois LYLE. WILLIE CLARENCE. Ck3c. USNR. 1726 Baymiller St.. Cincinnati. Ohio MALMSTROM. GEORGE H.. QM3c. USNR. 71 Cathedral Ave. Nutley, N. I. MALOHESKY. ANDREW. PhM3c. USNR. MALONE. ARTHUR ELBERT. F1cCWTl. USNR. 3131 Beechwood. Flint 7. Mich. . MARCK. FRANK ANTHONY. SClc. USNR. MARICH. MICHAEL Cnl. MM3c. USNR. lll Scott St. Moosic. Penna. MARINE, WILLIAM HARRY. S2c. USNR. Rhodesdale. Md. MARTIN. CHARLES F.. S2c, USNR. Box ll. Willsboro, N. Y. MASON. LLOYD WILSON. EM1c. USNR. Walling. Tenn. ' MAURER. LOUIS NORRIS. WT3c. USNR. 514 E. 2nd St.. Urichsville. Ohio MAY. ROBERT SAMUEL. RM3c. USNR. Pen Argyl. Pa. MCCREADY, WILIIIAM WESLEY. EM3c. USNR. Saltville. Va. MCGUIRE. BASIL VEIGHTE. S2c. USNR. Algoa. Ark. MCGUIRE, RICHARD ELLIOTT. Cox. USNR. MCGUIRE. WILLIAM. S2c. USNR.. McKAY. EDWARD DONALD. S2c. USNR. Box 43, Homestead. Fla. MCKELVEY, DONALD ALBERT. S2c. USNR. Riverton. Wyoming McLAUGHLIN. R. C.. CHPhM. USN. 36 Evans St.. Newport, R. I. McMANUS. IRA WALKER. Slc. USNR. P. O. Box 85. Lancaster. S. C. McNEILL. FRANCIS IOSEPH. GM2c. USNR. MCNEILL. WILLIAM I. IR.. S2cCRMl, USNR. 211 7th St.. Oakmont. Pa. MELBY. WINTON SHERWOOD. SoM2c. USNR. Bowden. N. D. MERRIMAN. WILLIAM VANDERVORT. SK2c. USNR. 1610 Iames St.. Syracuse. N. Y. MIDILE. IOSEPH ANTHONY. RdM3c. USNR. 135 Church St.. Iohnstown. Pa. I llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIllllllllIIIIIIIHIIIIIIEEIEIIIE!EECIIiEEEfEIliiiffiiiIIffEiEiIIIiiIE!IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII MILLER. LEONARD LEROY, EM3c. USNR. 611 North Lenwln. Eagle Grove. Iowa MONOPOLI, SALVATORE IOSEPH, F2c. USNR. MOORE. I. C.. Flc. USNR. R. D. No. 1. Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio Marsh Road MORRELL. RUSSELL WILLIAM. WT3c. USNR. 12 Union St. Aubura. Maine MUENNINK. WALTER VERNOR, S2c. USNR. Hondo. Texas MURPHY. EDWARD CLARK. RdM2c. USNR. 216 Iewett St.. Manchester. N. H. NAPPI. NUNZIO, S2c, USNR. 22 Stone St.. Newark. New Iersey NEEDLES. FRANCIS THEODORE. B3c. USNR. 232 Connor St. Chestertown. Md. NESS. MARLET CLAY IR.. GM3c. USNR. 511 Ludlow Ave., York. Penna. NEWTON. IOSEPH ARCHIE. F2c. USNR. Box 82. Bay Boro. North Carolina NEVES. MANUEL Ir.. BMlc, USNR. 3020 Carleton St.. San Diego. California NIXON. EARL ROCKWELL. Cox. USNR. 306 Midland Ave.. Carnegie. Pa. NOURSE. DAVID RITTENHOUSE. MM1c. USNR. Bayfield. Wisconsin O'NE1LL. EDWARD. F2c. USNR. 8435 Ashton Rd.. Detroit 10. Michigan ORR. IERRY IOE, CM3c. USNR. Route 4. Box 1. Pampa. Texas OSBORNE. ELMER GROVER. GM3c, USNR. Star Route Chilhowie. Va. PALBUS. MICHAEL Cnl Slc. USNR. 2503 Arlington St. Pittsburgh. Pa. PALERMO. LORETA. A.. MM3c. USNR. 112 Clinton St.. North East. Pa. PETTAWAY. DAVID in! StM2c. USNR. 830 Wondota St. Toledo. Ohio PARSON. KENNETH WOODROW, WT2c, USNR. 6814 Holabird Ave.. Dundalk. Md. PATTERSON, VERNON W.. EM3c. USNR. 725 Cortelyou Rd.. Brooklyn 18. N. Y. PETERSON. GEORGE WALTER. S2c. USNR. 301 William St.. Bridgeton. N. I. PIATKIEWICZ. STANLEY. WT3c. USNR. 3606 Ecantield St.. Detroit 7. Mich. PIERI. ROBERT L.. SoM2c. USNR. 215 K Street N.E., Washington 2. D. C. PINCKARD, WILLIAM GRAVES, MM3c. USNR. Larue. Texas PISCO, ANTHONY WILLIAM. EM1c. USNR. 161 Bush St.. Brooklyn. N. Y. PITTS, OSCAR FAIN. MM3c. USNR. Box 108. RR2. Brownwood. Texas REDDITT. DOYLE TALMADGE. S2ciLCl. USNR. Box 72, Norwood, La. REILLY. CHARLES I. IR. REMANEUS. IOHIY, S2c, USNR. REMINGTON. CHARLES ANTHOY. S2c, USNR. RICH, ROBERT NORMAN. WT3c. USNR. RICE. C. D.. Flc. USNR. Centerville. R. No. 1. Kansas ROBBINS. IAMES ELMER, SICCLCJ. USNR. 3451 Montana St. St. Louis. Mo. ROBESON, EUGENE. S1clLCl. USNR. Fort Branch, Indiana ROBINSON. CHARLES EDWARD. Slc. USNR. Lawrence. Mississippi ROBISON. IAMES PAUL. SICILCD. USNR. 83 Newark St. Newark. N. I. ROBINSON. WILLIAM IR.. CK2c. USNR. Capitola. Florida ROTTMAN. ROBERT MARTIN. SlcfLCD. USNR. 8221 W. 23d St.. Lorain. Ohio. ROUSE. LOUIS BURDELL. Slc. USNR. 1645 North Alabama St. V Indianapolis 2, Indiana RUBENFELD. ABRAHAM. RM3c. USNR. 317 Riverdale Ave., Brooklyn. N. Y. RYCHART, LEOPOLD FERDINAND. WT2c. USN. Warroad. Minnesota SACCO. NICHOLAS THOMAS. S2c. USNR. SAGINAW. SOL Cnl, SC3c. USNR. 1280 Commonwealth Ave. Bronx. N. Y. SALOMONE. IOSEPH fnl. Slc, USNR. 1466 Merrian St. Lincoln Park. Mich. SANTERRE. ALBERT lnl. Slc. USNR. 36 Paulmer St.. Fall River. Mass. SANTOWSKI. NORMAN PETER. BM2c. USNR. 1612 W. Wabansia Ave. Chicago. Ill. SARRA, NICHOLAS IOSEPH. SC3c. USNR. 5012 l02nd St.. Corona. L. I.. N. Y. SCHIRA, DONALD FREDRICK. Flc. USNR. 3934 North Albina Ave. Portland. Ore. SCHWAN. FRANK. Cox. USNR. SEALE. ARTHUR LINCOI..N.- GM3C. USNR. 1106 Salem Ave.. Hillside. N. I. SEARFOSS. GEORGE ROLLIN IR.. SF3c. USNR. 43 W. 7th St.. East Mauch Chunk. Pa. SGARIGLIO. ANTHONY ROBERT. CBMIAAJ USN. 1197 Chase St. Camden, N. I. Mr' '- -- rf ' - ' ' 1 I n b ' , :I , ' - - nllii Illiilll iilll SHAFFER, SAMUEL HERRISON, Slc, USNR. 276,So. Patomac St., Hagerstown, Md. SHEDRICK, HARRY C. IR., RT'2c, USNR. 10966 Strathmore Dr. Los Angeles 24, Calif. SHILL, WILLIAM BALDWIN IR., CBMKAAI, USNR. SHINN, RAY GORDON, SC2c, USNR. 19 College St. Boyertown, Pa. SHORT. NORMAN NELSON, MoMM3c, USNR. R.F.D. No. 2, Moberly, Mo. SHULTZ, GORDON WARREN, GM3c. USNR. Box 152, Smoqualmie, Washington SIMS, WAYMAN NEWTON, Bkr3c, USNR. 1041f2 South Edgefield Ave. ' Dallas 11, Texas SINGLETON, DONALD RALPH, F2c, USNR. Chestnut Ridge -Rd., North Olmstead, Ohio R. F. ND. No. 1 SIRKO, CHARLES H., Slc, USNR. 213 Maple Ave. Iohnstown, Pa. SKRIPEK, ROBERT IOHN, Ylc, USNR. 315 West llth St., Chicago, Ill. SMITH, EVERETT HAROLD, cwr, USNR. aezs west 64th sf. Inglewood, Calif. SMITH, IACK CHARLES, StM2c, USNR. SMITH, LOUIS CHARLES, EM3c, USNR. 1166 16th St. Newport News., Va. SMITH, RALPH CHARLES, Cox, USNR. 1026 Wyoming Ave., Mossic 7, Pa. SMITH, RALPH CHARLES, S'SML3c, USNR. Route 2, Box 98, Brookhaven, Miss. SMYTH, SAMUEL GIBSON, EM3c, USNR. 1165 Hyde Park Ave. Hyde Park, Boston, Mass. SONES, LLOYD MONROE, MMlc, USNR. 6610 Houston Ave. Montgomery, Pa. SUTTER, OTTO I., CMM, USN. 343 W. 14th St. , Norfolk, Va. ' SOSNOWSKI, VITOLD GEORGE, EM2c, USNR. SREENAN, EDWARD OWEN, MM2c, USNR. 1343 Wisconsin Ave. Beloit, Wis. STAFFORD, IAMES HENRY, Slc, USNR. STEC, HENRY CASIMIR, Slc, USNR. 5931 S. Artesian Ave., Chicago, Ill. STELLA, EMANUEL IOSEPH, S1ctLCI, USNR. 211 Neppeihan Ave. Yonkers N. Y. I. STROUP, REUBEN IR. Inj, Slc, USNR. R. D. No. 2 - Sunbury, Pa. STROUP, WILFRED JOSEPH, CM1c, USNR. 11!2 Collins St. Amesbury, Mass. STEPHENSON, M. H. IR., S2c, USNR. 154-lst Ave., Lanett, Ala. STINCHCOMB, THOMAS LEE, Flc, USNR. STIPKIVITS, IOHN IOSEPH, WT2c, USNR. 82 Newfield St., Buffalo, N. Y. ' THIEME, EARL OTTON, F2c, USNR. A ,,,A,,,..-.-g..- .... .-, ..y.n.4,A,,,M,,, Ad, lll..lll..ass..is.: ll IIIIII HH THOMPSON, ROBERT WELLS, EM3c, USNR. 535 59th St., Oakland 9, Calif. TRIMBLE, R. H., Slc, USNR. TRONOLONE, DANIEL Inj, Slc, USNR. 8621 15th Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. TUCKER, IAMES EUGENE, Slc, USNR. TUNE, IERRELL HENRY, QM1c, USNR. TURNER, CLARENCE IEFFERSON, WT1c, USNR. 616 Webster St. Saginaw, Mich. TYRA, MARCUS PIERCE, S1cCGMI, USNR. Box 246, Campton, Ky. VAN EPPS, DAHLMAN FREDERICK, RdM3c, USNR. . 410 N. Main St. Dodgeville, Wis. VOLLMAN, NICK WESLEY, GM2c, USNR. 906 Sweeney St., Owensburg, Ky. VON DUHN, HARRY WILLIAM, Slc, USNR. Box 34, N. Y. Rd., Mayett-a, N. I. WAGNER, CARL BERNARD, EM3c, USNR. 750 Warfield Ave., Oakland, Calif. WARD, CHARLES RICHARD, Slc, USNR. Box No. 1 Augusta, Kansas WARTHEN, ALBERT B., CWT, USN. RFD 1, Box 99, Woodcross, Utah. WATKINS, HOYT WILSON. Slc, USNR. 213 So. King St., Gastonia, N. C. WEBB, WESLEY WILLARD, Slc, USNR. Box 304, Cascade, Montana WELLS, WAYNE BROOKS, Slc, USNR. 417 Hoffman St., Youngstown 2, Ohio. WESTER, W. H., Slc, USNR. Rt. 4, Box 748 Tampa, Fla. WHALEN, GERALD EDWARD, Y2c, USNR. 615-6l71l2'East Front Street Traverse City, Michigan WHITTINGTON, LAWRENCE CALVIN IR., Slc, Front Royal, Va. WIEDERMAN. HAROLD tnI, MM3c, USNR. 188 Clymen St., Brooklyn, N. Y. WILLS, DANNIS RdM3c, USNR. 103 E. Coates St., Moberly, Mo. WINDROW, WILLIAM ALBERT, SoM3c. USNR. 69 Davenport St., North Adams, Mass. WITTER, HARRY GLEN, EM1c, USN. E. Curtin St. Bellefonte, Pa. WYATT. ELMER SYLVESTER, slc. USNR. Gold Hin, N. c. ' YASHANSKI, CHESTER EUGENE, WT2c. USNR. 203 Rebecca St., Dickson, Pa. YATES, HAROLD P., GM3c. USNR. Box 246 Blacksburg, Va. ZILER, BERNARD FRANCIS, S2c1 USNR. 223 Arch St., Cumberland, Md. ZOTTI, FRANK ANTHONY, Slc, USNR. 132 Springfield Ave., Summitt, N. I. ZIMMERMAN, OTTO RAYMOND. Slc, USNR. 212 Stenzil St., North Tonawanda, N. Y. 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