John Thomason (DD 760) - Naval Cruise Book

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1968 volume:

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Four Babcock and Wilcox boilers provide steam to the two main engine turbines manu- factured by General Electric which generate 30, 000 shaft horsepower each. This gives THOMASON a top speed of over 32 knOtS. THOMASON is named for the late Colonel John W. THOMASON of the United States Marine Corps . Born in Texas in 1893, Colonel T HOMASON wrote a number of histor- ical novels dealing with the Civil War, and numerous stories of life in the Marine Corps and the Navy. He was awarded the Navy Cross and the Silver Star for gallantry in action in World War 1 and the Air Medal while serving in World War ll. Colonel THOMASON died of a heart attack in 1944. On December 6, 1948, USS JOHN W. THOMASON proceeded to Western Pacific waters for her maiden Far Eastern Cruise. Her principle mission during the tour consisted of liason with the American Consulate in the beleagured city of Shanghai while the ship patrolled the Yangtze River. THOMASON returned to her home port of San Diego in June 1949. ln January 1950, THOMASON commenced her second tour in the Far East, this was to be her last peace-time cruise for several years. On September 30, 1950, she once again headed for the Far East where she joined Task Force 77 in direct support of the Korean conflict. ' With each cruise, THOMASON distinguished her already brilliant record by bombard- ing enemy targets in Korea and providing another link in the unending chain of Destroy- ers on the Formosa Patrol. With the cessation of hostilities in Korea, she could look back on eleven tours' lofldutvg in the Far East. In March ofX.1959, .THOMASON entered the Long Beach Naval Shipyard for an extensive overhaul as the prototype ship in the FRAM ll program. Upon completion almost one year later, the ship emerged' 385516 most modern Greyhound of the Fleet. A helicopter platformlwa.-s added, ,compl,ete'wi1Qh a hangar to house her helicopter. A variable depth sonar wa-Qslmounted Aongithefantail go enable the ship to search for submarines seeking safety beglow the thermal laverzf In March21961, THOMASON again set sail for points west as flagship for Hunter- Killer Group A . ln September71961, THOMASON made a high-speed non-stop transit from Japan tog,San Diego in company with a carrier . In 1963, THOMASON again sailed for Far Eastern waters and the Seventh Fleet. lt was during May that THOMASON acted as a recovery ship for the Mercury MA-9 manned space shot. THOMASON returned to San Diego on 3 December 1963 . In 1965, THOMASON again went to war as one of the first ships to participate in Op- eration Market Time, the Navy effort to keep the enemy from infiltrating into South Vietnam by sea. Back on the line in 1966, the ship's guns roared in anger once more after 13 years of peace . THOMASON hurled over 5000 shells at the enemy, creating an impressive record for accuracy of fire. ln 1967, her guns fired over 1000 rounds in the defense of freedom in Southeast Asia, and in 1968 nearly 2000 shells hit targets in Vietnam. USS JOHN W. THOMASON has won the battle efficiency forthe last two years, and the A for excellence in Anti-Submarine Warfare for four consecutive years. Her Operations and Weapons Departments both hold awards for excellence. Now over 22 years old, USS JOHN W. THOMASON looks backward withlpride and for- ward with awareness of a vital role still to be filled. T - 2 FRQM THE LOG 17 AUGUST 1967 - SAN DIEGO 23 - 30 AUGUST 1967 - PEARL HARBOR, HAWAII 2 - 5 SEPTEMBER 1967 - PEARL HARBOR, HAWAII 6 - 18 OCTOBER 1967 - YOKOSUKA, JAPAN 15 - 25 NOVEMBER 1967 - SUBIC BAY, PHILIPPINES 23 DECEMBER - 3 JANUARY 1968 - SASEBO, JAPAN 21 - 26 JANUARY 1968 - HONG KONG 28 - 31 JANUARY 1968 - SUBIC BAY, PHILIPPINES 24 - 29 FEBRUARY 1968 - SASEBO, JAPAN 6 APRIL 1968 - SAN DIEGO . 11 FACTS AND FIGURES DAYS AWAY FROM HOME PORT 235 MILES STEAMED 51, 760 NUMBER OF UNDER WAY REPLENISHMENTS 79 GALLONS OF FUEL BURNED 3, 034, 840 TOTAL MESSAGES HANDLED DURING CRUISE W' 130, 000 TOTAL ROUNDS SHOT 2, 542 DAY OF PILOT RESCUE 30 SEPTEMBER DAY CROSSED INTERNATIONAL DATE LINE THREE TIMES 16 SEPTEMBER DAYS AT SEA 178 DAYS LONGEST PERIOD AT SEA I 31 DAYS INF LIGHT REF UE LINGS 84 TOTAL MONEY PAID CREW 35400, 000 COST OF FOOD 585,454 GALLONS OF COFFEE DRUNK 23, 240 GAL POUNDS OF BEEF EATEN I 24, 758 LBS POUNDS OF POTATOES EATEN 35, 000 LBS NUMBER OF EGGS 4, 000 DOZ TOTAL SALES SHIPS STORE 338, 640 NUMBER OF MOVIES SHOWN 194 TOTAL NUMBER OF CREW PROMOTED 41 3 X T ' t ' I A Commanding Officer can take pride in a great many things, but the one thing he receives the greatest satisfaction from is the Knowledge that his men have strived to make their ship excel in every Way. You men have done just that, and it is for this reason that I dedicate this Cruise Book, a lasting memory, to you, the men of the FIGHTING JOHN . Well Done and Godspeed to you all. J. A. CI-IRISTENSEN 4 This cruise has, indeed, been a memorable one. All of us may look back af- ter many years and be justly proud of our accomplishments during this time. You have accepted your responsibilities and carried the burden of a long sep- aration from your families with honor. You have Worked many long hours and endured many hardships. It has been a privilege to serve with you at sea on JWT. W. F. RUSSELL 5 LT C. D. MCKINNON LT F- L- HENNHYG ENGINEERING OPERATIONS DEPARTMENT HEADS WEAPONS SUPPLY LT D. C. SI-IUTE LTJG D. R. BLAINE 6 OFFICERS LTJG T. B. BEPMER LTJG R. T. LOCK LTJC. J. T. KOLBE Asw EMO ASS'T CIC LTIG R. H. D'ORSI LTJG L. G. LINDELSEE LTJG P. W. DECKER ENS D. S. GAW CIC NEPA 1ST LTXDASH 1ST DIVISION ENS T. D. IVIAYNARD ENS G. D. PRATTE ENS P. W. GONZALES COMM GUNNERY ASS'T DCA I Z ,f ' , J f y Z ' f 3 W. R. WHEELER N. R. ANDERSON L. C. LONDON BTC ' RDC STC ' W. A. ROBBINS T. D. WURTH G. HOSKINS BMC ETC CTC QCSJ D. P. KYLE SFC RDC MMC W. L. NIERGEN K. B. CARPENTER ! g N . XX X XM X X vs. ,M N AA. ,U 1 f I 131 i X Q wx x f I 3 i X I 2 yu, 1 P 5 fa, ' ff sw-0 ', .LN - -fn.-I .rum-g:..,r-:5-g., R..-,.,.-.51 f 4 LT. TO RT. BACK ROW: SA CARTER, SA CLEVELAND, SA HEIRHOLZER, BM3 COLEMAN, SN MARTIN SA BOOKER, SA OTTOSEN, 2ND ROW: SA TAYLOR, SN RINGER, SN RAYMUR, SN BOEHNIE, SN HOLDER, FRONT ROW: SN WILLIAMS, SN BLAKE, SN GUTIERREZ, SA GREGG, SN ALBERHASKY, SA Sl-IAMLEY Boatswains Mates and Deck Seamen of First Division live in a World of paints, brushes, swabs and boatswains pipes. It is their responsibility for the upkeep of the sides, main deck, interior passage Ways, heads and their living compartments. They keep all the gear ready for the many evolutions a ship must participate in While at sea: underway refueling and replenishing anchoring, mooring, helo inflight refueling, high-lining, raising-lowering the motor Whale boat, pilot rescue, and a variety of other duties . All evolu tions are carried out in a seamen-like manner by the Deck Force. 10 7 K - 9 x NX Q 'xy Q SFX A' I 1 l X f' if fitqfangj in v I - f V U 'IA - in Q REMEMBER LADS ANYONE. CAN BE N THQSE ova-an-:R RATES, Bur ONLY GOD CAN MAKE A ao'suNs MA-rE,f' X is-, wW.,NA I. h,.M.W ,,,h W H ix ' W 'bu p LT. TO RT. BACK ROW: SA DUGGAN, SN MCDERMOTT, SN STEWART, SA HUDSPETH, SN GREENSPANE, SN l-IAUGE, SA I-IENSLEE5 ZND ROW: SN COTE, SN l-IOLIVIES, SN SNHTH, SN BARRETT, SA FLIPPIN, SA RILEY5 FRONT ROW: SN ADAMS, SA JOHNSTON, SN CRAWFORD, SN GRABLE. The men of Second Division round out THOMASON'S Deck Force. Like First Division they are responsible for deck maintenance plus supplying personnel for the ship's various evolutions involving underway-replenishment, entering and leaving ports, anchoring, the motor Whaleboat, and helo details . ln addi- tion, Second Division personnel stand the bridge Watches While the ship is underway. As such each man possesses a drivers licence for a 2200 ton sum- ner class destroyer. 12 P www y 7, 2 r 1 I g. v 3 l l bl 'N KX X .1 6 r 3h if' T I x 'Q 5 3 E c l 4 T A X 1 X X pk f 1' I Y nf f1l5mF' f X gf V7 329' g HEY BOATS,4, em ,513 Q. wf.,.-L-ff A , 3. WWW LT. TO RT. BACK ROW: STG 3 DETERT, TM2 WEST, STG3 OTT, STG3 McCORIVHCKg MIDDLE ROW: STGSN ROBILLIARD, STGSN SEVERSON, SN GEORGE, STGSN RIEMENSCHNIEDER5 FRONT ROW: STC-SN FLURY, TMSN FUNGAROLI, TMSN WUNDERLICI-I, STGSN TURNER. X Fox Division is manned by Sonarmen and Torpedomen who operate and main- tain the ships ASW arm. F rom the Torpedoman Who mans the hedge hogs and torpedo tubes, to the Sonarman who searches for the tell-tale ping on his sonar scope, these highly trained men operate their equipment with unmatched pride and success. I4 7 n . S -E X - XS 9 P i -'H X U5 5 if -4 5 X yffif f N W N! - wf 'f S- sf 4. LT. TO RT. BACK ROW: SN WHITE, FTG3 PRATHER, FTGSN HIBBARD, SN HENRIKSON, GMG3 BAGAN3 SRD ROW: GMG2 ANC-E, GMG3 TOTTEN, GMG3 LITZENBURG, SN BURTON, GMG2 CARDEN, FTG2 CULP ZND ROW: GMG3 MEDVITZ, SN KINGSBURY, SN FISHER, FTG3 BYERS, SN CUTRONA, GMG2 ELLS, GMG2 BROWN5 FRONT ROW: GMG1 NAGEL, FTG1 HUMPHREY. The Gunners Mates and Fire Control Technicians are responsible for the fighting arm of the ship. Their success in maintaining the 5 X38 gun mounts, gun director, fire control radar and fire control computer is reflected in the two successive Weapons Department E awards for excellence, and repeated Well dones from the spotters of our NC-FS in Vietnam. i l 6 Xx I R If g Ji WELL THE PRICE OF RICE JUST wsm' UP Auorusn 24 on THE POUND W Nauru Veer NAM ff x 5 'f If QW, W4 I , M LT. TO RT. BACK ROW: ET2 HOLMS, EN2 NICHOLS, ADR1 DOTSONg FRONT ROW: AN ANREWS, ADJ3 ROYER. This small division has the unique job of operating and maintaining the ship's. two Drone Anti Submarine Helicopters QDASHJ. Made up of Aviation Et's and Engine- men, these men have distinguished themselves with outstanding results of a highly complex system . 18 X if ix Zig xi ff? ZQ M 'I S. lf' fwih Wfi MM kwa! 9-Www 120 'iffy WW Wm J, WWW!! -4-uf LT TO RT SRD ROW SN PATTON, SN COX SN FRANK SN MCDERMOTT RM3 I-HRST RMS N HUGHES 7 ZND ROW RM2 SI-IIELDS SN CAMPBELL QM3 TATAR SN HAWKS RM3 BURTON RM2 ANGLIN 1ST ROW QMS BRITT QM3 WILLOUGI-I BY RMS MANSFIELD, RMSN SLEEPER SN WHITNIIRE, RM3 LYLE RMSN VANN, KNEELING RM1 TULLAR SM1 PRUDEN PN1 WILLIAMS QM1 Sl-IINSKY The communlcatlon arm of the shlp 1S made up of Slgnalmen, Radlomen, Quarter masters, Yeomen, Personnelmen, Postal Clerks, and Corpsmen. The Slgnalmen and Radlomen operate the equlpment that recelves the tactlcal and strategic n1eS sages to say nothlng of the all lmportant football scores . The Quartermasters keep up the charts and navlgatlonal equlpment necessary to gulde the sh1p to any part of the World. The Yeorne d P n an ersonnelmen handle the never enchng paper Work that keeps the navy afloat. 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The Radarmen and Electronic Technicians supply the Knowledge and skill that op- erates the ship's Combat information Center CCICX maintaining, repairing, and operating complex radar and radio equipment, keeping an accurate plot on all contacts, guarding radio circuits, maintaining up-to-date status boards, and making course and speed recommendations to put the ship on station are just a few of the routine jobs of CIC. 22 7 O fa ii ' 6 I . X 0 0 ug ul 0, , 0 I Wi E3 ff gi f f wif-3111223 56 DON'T womnv I'Ll- HAVE IT WORKING IN A JFFY.... I My 1. V M f I LT. TO RT. BACK ROW: EM1 LINN, MM2 TONE, FN MCGUIRE, FN WALLACE, FN KREGER, FN WOOLBRINK, FN STORMSg ZND ROW: SFC KYLE, FN LOGBECK, EN3 WISEIVLAN, FN TELCK, FN MITCHELL, FN POWELL, FN MADAUS, FA JESELONIS5 1ST ROW: ICI I-IATTEN, SFP2 SHOCKLEY, IC2 SI-IERIN, EM3 TANGEMAN, FN KOLAR, SFP3 DOWNES, DC2 DECARH, MIR2 SKOVLY, FN HAYES. R Division is made up of Electricians, Shipfitters, Damage Controlmen, A QAuXillaryj Gang, and IC Clnterior Communicationmenj. Their respon- sibilities are: electrical power and lighting, interior communications, ships master gyrocompass, steering engines, plumbing, and general water-tight integrity of a 22 year old destroyer. R Division personnel handle the fire fighting and other possible ship board casualities that may occur during our long periods of GQ in Vietnam. 24 Lx ,gg yvf. ,s Qfskikl f x 'I f . ,525 f x Ivy' Vx aw' 9? N A WW, 4 W ff, ,W , f f 7 Z . mg! fy -.ff fl fwhx M 'f ,,-f M , X afgwx, WW, :wwf i 1 ' f A f W J f , 2 W ' . W ,WL S fo f ,. if Q , f X f S -H -. Z . '4 r f A 3 1 ,L , -I W 9+ ul l can ATTA BGY klNN SHOU0 OLE BQBBY How rrs Done ' WW ' NWHAMMWW 2 F 1 WW LT. TO RT. 3RD ROW: MM3 REESE, MM3 ULFIG, MM3 WILLIAMS, MMFN BUCKNER, MM3 WOODWARD 2ND ROW: FN PROFFER, MM3 CRUZ, MM2 ADAMS, FN STEFANOFF, FN WEBER, FA KIRBY, 1ST ROW: MMFN BEASLEY, FN QUINTER, MM3 KERNOHAN, FN MCKNIGHT, MM3 HOWARD, MMFN HOWARD, MMFN BENDLER, FN MAXHIENLER3 KNEELING: MM1 BARR, MM1 POWELL. M Division making up half of the Snipe population on the JOHN, is made up of Machinists Mates who tackle various jobs in the engine rooms, including the main- tenance of the main propulsion engines Qturloines reduction gears, condensersj, and such related auxiliary equipment in the engineering spaces as pumps, gover- nors and propeller shafts. As underway Watch standers, the Snipes have a responsibility to keep a constant vigilance of precise machinery and to be on the alert to answer any bell that might be rung-up. 26 r THATS EITHER Sons DAMN Goan MANEUVERING OR THE dorm HAS Losr Sveenmg AGAIN ' H in Z f 4 Z 1 1 'W39W'WWWWff 1 lfwf 4' Q 81190 If M-,W QQ, Y 0 7, , LT. TO RT. LAST ROW: BT2 RUBE, BT3 TOTI-I, FN PEEDE, FN KANACK, BT2 HOUSE5 2ND ROW: BT2 MILLER, FN SCI-IMACHER, BT3 STEELE, FN CABLE, BT3 POLLIT5 FIRST ROW: BTC WHEELER, BT3 PETRYK, BT3 MOAK, BT2 REES, BT3 I-IINTON, FN SAMSON5 KNEELING: BT1 SHEBLE. BT's CBoilermen Techniciansb comprise the other half of the JOI-IN'S Snipe World. The Boilermen operate the boilers and firerooms equipmentg transfer, test, and take soundings of fuels and Waterg serve as members of damage control partiesg and main- tain and repair boilers, and associated machinery. They have underway Watches as Burnermen and Blowermen, and they are the black smoke artists responsible for the famous Tl-IOMASON Salute . 28 W- ,, QW mf, f 'fit U' Will Q4 1 51 Ligue Se!! 'D THE CHPTAIN SAY HNY'f'mfvc H5007 US LOJING T715 Lana, MR. M!-'knwvou .P z'.. S S 55 it 'Ii 'H X Q it , . f , 12 X as i T ra t' Wxi' , IF U . .if , . ' W'.ffX V A . N. K R 'W' , A s,?i',vQf.'3'.,1,,, ,T , K LTg TO RT. 3RD ROW: SN RIOS Sl-I3 CAPLES, SN ANDERSON, SN MEZYERS, SN JONES, CS3 FINCI-IER3 1 ZND ROW: BTS MCCLANAI-IAN, SK2 CASTENADA, SN NOWTCKI, SN GRAI-IM, Sl-I3 JURKIEWICZ, 1ST ROW: SN NOYE, SN MAR, QCTC-CSQ I-IOSKINS, TN CAAIVIPUED, SK3 PAES, KNEELING: SH1 NABORS, SD1 BROAS, CS1 CUDAL. lt is the Supply Department's job to provide the never-ending flow of material, food and services so vital to our around-the-clock operation. 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L. SEVERSON COMM MPA RECENT ARRIVAL -Wqmwvvfwy LTJG R. M. SLUSSER WEAPONS OFFICER HEADING HOME AND LEAVING WESTPAC BEHIND 57 ACKNOWLEDGEME T COORDINATOR LTJG P. W. DECKER, USNR EDITOR STC L. C. LONDON, USN COPY YN2 H. E. CURLEY, USN SN G. A. HENRIKSON, USNR LAYOUT SN W.E. WILLIAMS, USN PHOTOGRAPHERS HMI J. G. YOUNG, JR., USN ETNZD. R. HOLM, USN CARTOONIST MM2 G. W. TUNE, USN CDR J. A. CHRISTENSEN CDR W. P. RUSSELL MM1 R. L. ADAMS SN S. D. ADAMS SA R. E. ALBERI-IASKY TN R. C. ALFONSO SN I-I. W. ALLEN SN G. D. ANDERSON ATN2 K. R. ANDERSON RDC N. R. ANDERSON SM3 P. ANDERSON AN F. D. ANDREWS GMG2 T. A. ANGE RM2 T. L. ANGLIN FA R. L. ANTWINE SD3 E. S. ARBOLEDA CMOS P. T. BAGAN MM1 J. H. BARR SA H. E. BARRETT RD2 D. E. BATY FN C. J. BEASLEY TN D. S. BELTRAN FN R. P. BENDLER LTJG T. R. BERNIER SN B. S. BERTHA LTJG D. R. BLAINE SN A. A. BLAKE SNL, E. BLAKE SN C.. J. BOEHME RDS W. H. BOOUE III SA P. J. BOORER MMS R. O. BRINKI-IAUS OMS R. C. BRITT SD1 R. M. BROAS SN c. A. BROCRAMP CMOS D. C. BROWN FN C. A. BUCKNER RMS C. O. BUNTING THE MEN OF USS JOHN W. THOMASON WHO MADE THIS CRUISE BOOK POSSIBLE HIP RO TER San Diego, Calif. San Diego, Calif. Salem, Ore. Salem, Ore. Iowa Ciw, Iowa Quezon City, Phil. Flint, Mich. Salt Lake City, Utah I-Iarvard, Ill. San Diego, Calif. Macon, Ga. I-Ionolulu, Hawaii Randleman, N. C. Pasadena, Calif. Kansas City, Mo. Sto Tomas, Batangas, Phil Black River Falls, Wis. National City, Calif. Elkhart, Ind. Centralia, Wash. Mill Valley, Calif. Lucena City, Phil. Navgatuck, Conn. Suffield, Conn. Yonkers, N. Y. Gary, Ind. North Brookfield, Mass. Lando Lakes, Fla. Chatham, N.Y. Nipomo, Calif. Atlanta, Ga. Minneapolis, Minn. Trenton, N.J. Imperial Beach, Calif. Junction City, Ore. San Diego, Calif. New Orleans, La. Lubbock, Tex. RM3 P. R. BURTON SN R. L. BURTON TN J. B. CAAMPUED FNB. D. CABLE SN O. R. CAMPBELL MMS M. CANTY SHS R. D. CAPLES cMc2 W. D. CARDEN MMC R. B. CARPENTER SA S. P. CARTER SKS A. A. CASTANEDA RDSN c. C. CAUSEY RD1 J. D. CHAMBERS SA J. P. CLEVELAND SN R. T. CODY BMS R. D. COLEMAN MM1 R. A. CONTRERAS SN C.. C. COTE SN S. M. Cox SN J. L. CRAWFORD SA R. W. CROMWELL MMS T. D. CRUZ CSI S. E. CUDAL RMS R. R. CULLISON YN2 H. P. CURLEY BTFN C. P. CURTIS SN J. CUTRONA TN A. A. DACPANO RDS P. J. DALE RDSN J. L. DANNELS Dcz P. L. DECARL1 LTJG P. W. DECRER STC-S L. A. DETERT DR1 P. L. DISTOR BT2 C. J. DOOLITTLE LTJG R. A. D'ORsI ADR1 W.W. DOTSON CSI D. R. DOTY Whittier , Calif. Chillicothe , Mo. Bolinao Pangasinan, Phil Scottsbluff, Neb. Oklahoma City, Okla. Cleveland, Ohio Willmington, Calif. Fresno, Calif. El Cajon, Calif. Rome, Ga. El Paso, Tex. Palo Alto, Calif. Barnes City, Iowa Atlanta, Ga. Columbus, Ga. Lancaster, Calif. San Bernardino, Calif. Salem, N. H. Vernon, Ill. Des Moines, Iowa New Milford, Conn. Alma, Mich. Agno Pangasinan, Phil. El Monte, Calif. New York City, N. Y. Keokuk, Iowa Brooklyn, N.Y. Pugu, La Union, Phil. Des Moines, Iowa Newton, Iowa Coventry, Conn. Fort Worth, Tex. Portland, Ore. San Diego, Calif. Phoenix, Ariz. Los Angeles, Calif. Clarksburg, W. Vir. Imperial Beach, Calif. SFP3 J. P. DOWNES SA R. DUGGAN -ETR3 M. L. EARLS GMG2 A. B. ELLS MM2 L. C. FAYARD CSS K. C. FINCI-IER FTGSN M. P. FISHER SA W. M. FLIPPEN BT1 D. H. PLUHARTY STGSN R. L. ELURY SN E. PONTENOT SN D. S. FRANK TMSN R. J. EUNGAROLI ENS D. S. GAW SN E. J. GEORGE RDS R. R. GIPEIN ENS P. W. GONZALEZ SN R. W. GRAELE SN J. A. GRAHAM SA D. M. GREENSPANE SA W. E. GREGG SN J. K. GUTIERREZ SKI J. H. HARRIS SR J. A. HARVEY SMS W. J. HASISROOK IC1 M. H. HATTEN SN D. R. HAUGE SN D. R. HAWKS SKS T. A. HAWLEY FN W. D. HAYES LT P. L. I-IENNING SN G. A. I-IENRIKSON SA D. W. HENSLEE FTGSN H. H. HIEEARD SA R. P. HIEHOLZER FN D. HIGGINS BTS D. R. HINTON RMS R. L. HIRST ETR3 A. O. HOCKETT SN W. L. HOLDER BTFA E. P. HOLLOWELL SN P. W. HOLMES ETN2 D. R. HOLM CTC G. HOSKINS ETS A. E. HOUSE MMS J. E. HOWARD SN L. M. I-IUDSPETH RMSN P. E. HUGHES FTG1 M. G. HUMPHREY FTGSN L. W. HUNTER ETR3 M. K. I-IURLEY ETN2 H. H. 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