Lawrence (DDG 4) - Naval Cruise Book

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1971 volume:

Cmisv. LCVU-59.3 KWH DITER CR ISE DDG 'Democracy holds that free natmns can settleu differences justly and maintain lasting peace. Harry S.Truman 1949 5 V CDR - G. 1VIURPI-IY Richard Glenn Murphy was born in Nanaimo, B,C-,, Canada on 14 July 1931. He graduated from highschool in San Diego, California and entered the United States Naval Academy in July 1950. After graduation from the Naval Academy on 4 ,lune 1954 he was assigned as a division officer on USS PRINCETON CCVS-371. ln Septeme ber 1956'he was transferred to the USS COC- SWELL KDD-6511 where he served a two year tour as Gunnery Officer. His firstshore tour was spent at the Naval Academy where he served as weapons instructor. CDH Murphy returned to sea in the summer of 1961 and served as Executive Officer of first the USS DANIEL A. JOY CDE-5855 and later the USS VAN VOOBHIS CDE-10285. Commanding Master of Science degree in management. He ln July 1963, he began a course of studies at the U.S. Naval Postgraduate School which led to a returned to sea as Commanding Officer, USS GALLANT CMSO-4891 in .lune 1964. Commander Murphyis next assignment was in the Bureau of Naval Personnel, where he served as a placement officer in the Officer Distribution Division. From August 1968 until January 1969 he attended the Armed Forces Staff College in Norfolk, Virginia. In March 1969 he began a years tour with the U.S. Naval Forces in Vietnam where he served successively as Commander, Vam Co River lnterdiction Group fOperation Giant Slingshotl, Com- mander, River Assault Squadrons ELEVEN and THIRTEEN, and as the Sealords Operations Officer. Commander Murphy assumed command of LAWRENCE in Civitavecchia, Italy on 3 May 1970. e ' Commander Murphyis decorations include the Bronze Star with Combat MVN, Cold Star in lieu of a second Bronze Star with Combat MVN, Air Medal, Navy Commendation Medal with Combat V , Purple Heart, Combat Action Ribbon, two Presidential Unit Citations, a Navy Meritorious Unit Citation, and various theater of operations ribbons. He is married to the former Lynn Kidd of Baltimore, Maryland and they have three daughters, Mary, Nancy, and Joanne and a son, Richard. Executive Officer ter R. Latham Peter Richard Latham was born January 21, 1938 in New London, Connecticut. Upon graduating from high school in 1956 he enlisted in the Navy, and two years later received a Fleet Appointment to the ,Naval ROTC program. He pursued his college studies at Miami University of Oxford, Ohio, graduating in 1962 and receiving his commission as an Ensign on June 6 of that year. His first tour offiuty was as the Electrical Officer and Main Propulsion Assistant aboard USS PUTNAM CDD-7571. Before leaving PUTNAM in May of 1965 he filled the billets of Damage Control Assistant and Engineering Officer. From May 1965 until April 1967 LCDR Latham served as Engineer Officer aboard USS JONAS INGPAM CDD-9381 LCDB Latham served as a Naval ROTC in- structor at Bice University in Houston, Texas. Leaving Rice in June 1969 he proceeded to assume command of USS BULVQ-ARD QVISO-4251. LCDH Latham commanded ,BULWARK until December 1970. He joined IJAWRENCL in San Juan, Puerto Rico in February 1971, relieving LCDH J. lVl. Poindexter as Executive Officer. SHIP USS LAWRENCE QDDG-41 is the fifth ship of the fleet to be named in honor of Captain James Lawrence, USN. She is designed from the keel up as a guided missile destroyer. Built by the New York Shipbuilding Corporation, Camden, New Jersey, her keel was laid 27. October 1958. She was christened 27 February 1960 by her sponsor, Mrs. Fernie C. Hubbard, greatygreat grand- daughter of Captain James Lawrence and commissioned 6 January 1962 at the U. S. Naval Base, Philadelphia, with Commander Thomas W. Walsh, USN, Commanding Officer. LAWRENCE has an overall length of 437 feet, a beam of 47 feet and displacement of 4,500 tons. Her complement consists of 18 officers and 316 enlisted men. 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In addition she earned four departmental awards for excellence in Anti-Submarine Warfare, Surface-to-Air Guided Missilery, Combat Information Center Operations, and Supply support. Shown with fthe newly won laurels are: LT B. M. Bianco, CMG1 J. T. Wilson, RMC J. P. McQuitty, Captain Murphy, SK3 V. J. Murray, and BTCM J. A. Hammond. BATTLE EFFICIENCY AWARDS. COMSIXTHFLT, HAVING HAD OPPORTUNITY TO OBSERVE' OPERATIONS OF AWARD N,ERS...TAKES THIS OPPORTUNITY TO ADD PERSONAL CONGRATULATIONS. KIDD. COMCRUDESLANT CONGRATULATES THE COMMANDING OFFICERS, OFF'CERS AND MEN IN THOSE SHIPS RECEIVING AWARDS. THROUGH YOUR INITIATIVE AND PROFESSIONAL COMPETENCE, ESPECIALLY DURING THIS PERIOD OF REDUCED MANNING, FUNDING AND TEMPO OF OPS, YOU HAVE GAINED DISTINCTION WITHIN AND CONTRIBUTED SIGNIFI- CANTLY TO THE READINESS OF THE CRUISER-DESTROYER FORCE, U.S. ATLANTIC FLEET. AS THE FLAGSHIP OF THE OTC FOR SQUEEZEPLAY VI I THAT LAWRENCE CANNOT REMAIN A F A FULLY IN ACCORD WITH MY OBSERVATIONS. WELL DONE. KIDD AND SUPPLY E FOR DESRON 22. EIGHT. RADM TRAIN. CONGRATULATIONS FOR EARNING THE PLACE OF RUNNER UP IN THE CRUDESLANT AW COMPETITION IT IS THE SPUR PROVIDED BY MISTER TWO THA . - T DRIVES THE WINNER TO EXCEL. CFROM COMCRUDESFLOT EIGHT? Dear Captain: EXERCISES YOUR OVERALL PERFORMANCE WAS OUTSTANDING. I WAS PARTICULARLY IMPRESSED BY THE HIGH STATE OF MORALE AND THE CAN DO ATTITUDE ON BOARD. MY ONLY REGRET IS PART OF THE DEDICATED SQUEEZE. PLAY FORCES. I EXTEND TO EVERY OFFICER AND MAN ON BOARD A WELL DONE AND MY PERSONAL AW AWARDS THANKS FOR YOUR FINE SUPPORT THESE PAST TWO WEEKS. COMMODORE ,MIKHALEVSKY KE MY CONGRATULATIONS TO THE OFFICERS AND MEN OF USS LAWRENCE ON WINNING THE FY71 BATTLE EFFICIENCY E , CIC OPERATIONS E , ASW A , MISSILE SYSTEMS E YOUR PERFORMANCE DURING THE PAST YEAR HAS BEEN A SOURCE OF GREAT PLEAS- URE TO THE FLOTILLA COMMANDER AND AN 'INSPIRATION TO THE REST OF F LOTILLA My congratulations to you and ypugg food preparations personnel I It is on'LAWRENCE s showing in the annual' Ney award competition. not easy to be a winner in a contest the fact that you were u there with P performance of your fine ship. Keep up the good work. Please .relay my congratulations personnel. ,H 4 CQ gl IQ. H. SELL Rear Admiral, USN I Commander Task Group 60.2 as subjective as this the best is indicative of and j us t the to your Supply Department f ,X , T52 '-2,111-3 s H' ' .-1 . ,- - 5 X v '.-T : if' vi ' , I , ,Q 1 ,, ,, . - ,-. ni. , V . 1- - r -. A v , J, X 3 , . , v Q , , 1 , L , V E x,,,,f . . A ,LW , 5 , X G L , 3 X ., H. . . X ,Z ,QR f-1-,T ' . K. ,N , W w I , Yr. ' L Q-I ai ...-B LT L. F. ZUGA OPERATIONS OFFICER Gp erations The Operations Department, composed of Badiomen, Signalmen, Badarmen, and Electronics Technicians maintains the command and control facilities for the ship. Various electronic sensors supply raw infomation to the enlisted and officer personnel manning the spaces, From this information comes essential recommendations to the weapons and bridge watch personnel -and the Commanding Officer. The reliability of the information gathered by Ops personnel is insured by the ET's, who keep the complex equipment in working order. You won't believe what she's done nowll Caught catchin' rays. ' RDEC D. Lietz RD1 E. Cwikowski RDI F. Lamb HD2 R.. Brownell RD2 P. Farrell HD2 D. Hogge' RDZR. Kosmoslci RD2 J. Parrish RD3 G. Curtis RD3 D. Hill RD3 E. Lewis RD3 JV. McFadden U I DiViSiOI1 RD3 G. Moran if , if ,, I f f' it A Q K f - 1 VVAV W 1 nf' Nw' ,-v-V:' ,f fuifwki 2' I ii A,ls K lzel , if l 1 3 r T 1 jk, -pg dr .CO ll ll fis CIC Officer Yee! Typically alert. l r H133 M. Padgett RD3 J. Tucker RD3 D. waters HDSN J. Arndrs HDSN W Rapp RDSN R- Schaab l ,i ,,,, ,,,,,,,, I V, V f ,Wm W, Div CWO2 Marihew EMO One of the fix-it men at work. m- ETN2 L. Carrier xE'1'N2 R. Laase' ET2 L. Trewiler ETB3 M. Burns ETR3 M. Cotter ETN3 W. Killion ETB3 W. Kimura ETNSN E. Nicherson W ENS Phillips GC L Communications Officer Div ',J RMC J- MCQ11iU2y SMC R. Snarr RMI K. Franks RMI A.. Jackson SM2 J. Thompson m RM2 J, Zimmefman Radiomen on the job. .aiiii YN3 F. Furino RM3 W. Grant S fl SN R. BVI3 C. Poole SM3 M. au ey esing NGIN EERING Unlike the Weapons Department with their assorted noise- makers, skyfireworks and Star Trek consoles, or the Operations Department with their multitudes of radios and festive flag plumage, the Engineering Department has at its disposal only limited methods of attracting attention: we can shut out the lights and stop the ship. During our Mediterranean deployment we rather carefully exercised this power when it proved to our advantage, and even though the powers-that-be and the other departments thundered insults in our direction, we know they furtively smiled when we departed Norfolk a day late, pilfered a couple of extra days in sunny San Juan, and spent an unscheduled week in exotic Naples. We did manage to squeeze 31,587 miles out of the Lawrence, although it cost us 2,363,994 gallons of fuel, about half of which was used to saturate our uniforms so that we looked busy. We don't feel we've been done an injustice in that all of our spaces are below the main deck and have no portholes through which to view the wonders of the world, nor do we feel resentful because our job is the hottest and dirtiest in the Navy. But it has taken a considerable amount of effort to convince the other departments that without us they go nowhere. .lust ask a weapons man how dull it is when the Christmas tree lights on his console go out, or ask a radioman how much fun it is to write messages in the dark and float them off the ship in bottles. Or ask the Captain about shiphandling at the mercy of the wind and current. 'Y K n44W.,,.maaqMK LCDR M. G. BELL CHIEF ENGINEER On second thought. . . H Af. ,ff f Division J LTJG J. T. Hine MPA I ,,..., MMC W. Clark MMI L. Joyner MMI J. McDonald MMI D. Tempel MM2 J. Benson MM2 D. Kiser MM2 K. Looft MM3 C. Everson MM3 D. Frederick MM3 R-. Hastings MM3 M. Kossbiel MM3 C. Lehr MM3 C-. Melendez 1179 ,iw MM3 R. Schmidt MM3 A. Scopel MM3 J. Tackett FN J. Goetz SN S. Kimmel FN L. Pomorski I MMFN 1 B Division BTCS J. Hammond BTC B. Martin BTI K. Kirchner BTI S. Nash A BTI W. Powell BTI M. Pratt BT2 G. Peterson BT3 W. Cole BT3 E. Ha ught BT3 M. Henry I BT3 J. Schneider BT3 D. Schroyer BT3 H. Wate BTFN A. Kuncken FN P. Poisson B' FFN .I. Sosnowski FA J. Curtis FA R. Roberson FA Ggwetimore Q . . E D1V1S 1011 me EMC T. Gennuso MMC D. Heick ICI 0. LeMaster ICQ R. Hughes LFIJG W. Scovanner Electrical Officer Q X. . J, . t A. 'W E fV' D in fs . Q' t N -V A f . K K 52 Q W XY!-F. ,A V .W M 1 -. r Q 2 ,.,,, A A L X.. ICQ G, Matyniak Y DM3DC. Carlson EM3 P. Doyle EM3 D. Gustafson TX l 1.3 IC3 M. Kanakis EM3 T. McCraig EM3 D. McMichael EM3 M. Roberts mvlrlw m. uneuuau EMPN C. Hall FN G Heermeier ICFN J- MCGHVWY W' MufPhY 5. Y L ' 'fi SFI H. Lock NMI C. M1115 MM2 M. Bobby MM2 R. Marvin Division LTJG J. Starritt DCA -OP, 4.-3' XP' -..ff Des 11, Gray DC3 H. Peacock EN3 M. Ria! SFFN R. Bravato FN M. cdabfese ii fe ff igg X a a 1 a a FN R.. Smith DCFA v, J. LaMothe FN R. Rodrlguez Candelaria FA J. Hempfleng NAV DECK The Navlgatxon Deck Department IS comprlsed of two separate d1v1s1ons N and lst N D1v1s1on IS further subdlvlded 1nto the quartermasters the personnelmen and yeomen and the hosp1tal corpsmen The quartermasters aSS1St the Navxgator 1n h1s re sponslblllty for the safe navlgatlon of the Shlp The ship s 0ff1C8 personnel process the endless paperwork generated by and for the sh1p as well as the 1nd1v1dual servlce records Hospltal corpsmen tend to the medlcal needs of the sh1p FIPSI DIVISIOH under the leadershxp of the Flrst Lleutenant 1S responslble for all deck evolutlons such as refuellngs personnel transfers and helo operatlons Then' respons1b1l1t1es also lnclude the exter1or appearance of the sh1p Ch1p chlp c 1 LT T C RAGLAND NAVIGATOR AWHWW Where? I C I D1V1S 1011 PN1 A. Hardock QM1 L. sabol QM2 J- Richards HM3 W- Baker OWCFS 4 A K 1 - QMSN R. Fleming SN J. Kossbiel PNSN J. McHale QMSN R. Smith QMSA R. Lear QMSA B. Swartz O A Y X-X -X X rNXt-SXNF . .X A X K F 4 my -V if: , Vu kat XQ X ---- - :fm 'Q' fs I , WV, , 3 1 -5-.4...,-Q R lst Div 1 5 i Prepared to putter at liberty call. BMC C. Holder BMI J. St. Pierre BM1 D. White BM3 S. Aiola ENS W. Niedenthal First Lieutenant w fi t ' tUnrepping British style. BM3 R. Gelsler bN J- b SN Burns 'vii A ff M I . SN J. Keski SN J Orme SN N. Mitchell SN L. Mekailek SN R. Pappas SN 1. Thomson SA B. Harrison SA A. Turner l ,Q ' ' P W I 14 The best sea detail of all. 1 S 1 Paint, paint, paint V V Moored! July 23, 1971 j. 01' Bulldog LT C. D. CONTI SUPPLY OFFICER 'Z' '.N Vs 1 ffsss 1 QQT4 My 5 95 sms W9 4 s ' X , ,. at 653, Zh - ' 'wa ,M,,Mw .3 As., V, if 9 V, ' 2 V Q' SUPP15' Department The USS Lawrence Supply Department has established a reputation for providing outstanding service to the officers and men of the ship. This service is provided in five different areas: disbursingg commissary, repair parts management, wardroomg and ship's store, including barbershop, laundry, and retail outlet. The overall excellence' of the department was twice rec- ognized by those outside the command. Lawrence was awarded the Squadron Supply Efficiency E for excellence in Supply management, and the commissary operation was recognized in the Captain F. F. Ney competition as being the best small mess afloat in the Norfolk area. During the deployment, 'approximately 200,000 rations were served in the crew's mess, disbursing personnel made payments of 35506,000, members of the crew spent nearly 3B100,000 in the ship's store, and the ship's laundry washed more than 223,750 pounds of clothing. These examples reflect only part of the Supply Department's role on Lawrence as the department per- sonnel constantly strive to live up to their motto, Ready for Sea. -fi 8' Nope, no beer. LTC A PEARCE if 'r SUPPLYOFFICEH --rf' 'H1 C B rkhart SD1 M. hlstarija SDI '1', Fowlkes SKC B. Childress CSC B. Watson CS1 M. Brantley b . 11 LTJC C. Edgar- Disbursing Officer Supply 1 i Division Our friends at chow time. CS1 T. Jackson SH2 E. Bussard SH2 T. Dean CS2 P. Gengler S142 JL. Kenneally SD2 J. Randle a ------ -WY , ef f t 1 Ze- Z' I' i ' ef f 4 Q . , 7 MM, . z , , f 2.7 , Q ' wc , ,Q f 1 25 ,,L. 5, , W jfw. Q ,. ,w4f fn' We loved handling stores. l SK3 T. Kenton CS3 R. Lee SK3 W. Murray? . f 1 - X or 4? xx , N5 I l wt A I 4.:.2,Af f,i1'gg,ix'v1iLmA:: - L 'e .1 ' XIAA 3 . e ' Q ,.,. N S: ---X WMWW 1 M3 Q f , X The men from UNHEP SK3 G, Rhoades SD3 R. Udan SN F. Bell ,..:-of SN F, Colluccio TN J. Hamilton CSSN F. Harrelson we-A ' J. 'I ig. ,. Q.. x j., Z J I --M.. H-. , Q N 1 , . ' I Q f f f . ,.:af,.,.-vw W M .4 7 1 ' .',. t H i ' ,f f. ,f -f ed Q, ' , .jig '41 ' ' rf' 5 , I fr. Cops! Master of the Mess Decks CSSN 1. Henderson SN L. Jackson CSSN D. Lavender id SN J-. Lopez SN A. Mateo TN J. Miranda At work in the Supply Office SN T. Myers TN A. Radoc SN J.. Scheider TN R. Ustaris TN J. Vivva SA J. Dempsey CSSA J. Earley Q Rubia-dub-dub 5' ff Q '55 e vo C5 XEXBES W .-.n- 9-1 994 s W r f if QD 'A J-w 2 -+i.-:,dL?5:1,. A- ,Kyiv--,un H ll- ' oaks! 'Asa b a - F' V 0 n -uc, '0 'H' Z wig .2-.QE f'-- e ' fs-'fox-e,-r-'N - 'US We ap ons Department ki U fig.,-Q We-...N Qt X NX Coming Home LCDR M. TANNER WEAPONS OFFICER The Weapons Department of USS Lawrence is responsible for providing the offensive capability required to carry out the ship's primary missions. With Tartar and Standard missiles, torpedoes and ASHOC and two five-inch gun mounts she presents a formidable weapons platform. Fox Division is responsible for the missile system using fire control technicians fmissilei and gunner's mates fmissilel. U Division consists of sonar technicians, torpedomen, and gunner's mates CASROCQ to maintain the anti-submarine warfare systems. Gun fire control technicians and gunner's mates employ their talents in maintaining their surface and anti-air system. The entire department enjoyed success in firing missiles, torpedoes, ASROC, and guns during the past deployment. m V1 f A ' 5 I J vCMCFD.McGuire FTG2 S,.Wolf GMG3 G, Darnell GNIG3,l.Ferris 1 1lJ5J1.I'19lDerg i X F'r6eTM.MCGaha FTG3 R.Misorski GMG3 G.Tfay101- FTG3 W. warren FTGSN L. Cufcio FTGSN D. Degaillezz nd Division SN A- DeGint0 SN R. Hardy GMGSN J. Johnson W LTJG B-. Nevin Gunnery Assistant SN T. Roslen GMGSN J-. White GMGSN H. Wilson .,.o, .1,n,o,,., , -I yi Division GMG1 J-. Wilson if Q O 3 I ag- I -. :Q ' LTJG R.. Hartwell M , ASW Officer STG2 M Dunn Pllcer STG2 W Pursley STG2 C Wlutfleld STG3 1 arrell STG3 H Marsh STG3 J Peterson SN N Bulmash STGSN J D6VltO GMGSN R Turner 'R me ' 3QZ,,'f'i I X' V ,f W J W W fiim W LT Bianco ENS W. Blount Fire Control Officer iii Missile Officer Fox Division FTMC K. Brown GMM1 M. Carter GMM1 R. Hartoon FTM1 E. Heassler FTM1 G. Walker FTM1 F. Wech ,H-1 FTM2 L. Greenfield FTM2 D. Oliver FTM2 J. Taylor FTM2 G. Triebwas ser FTM2 D. Willfong FTM3 B. Damerow biz 2 RM if M-a.. GMM3 DI. Eby FTIVI3 B. Free FTM3 A. George FTM3 W. Hemshrodt FTIVI3 NI. Lampenfeld FTM3 R.. Nlanasco FTM3 D. Robberson FTM3 S. Schlarman FTM3.D. Seldomrldge FTM3 J. Velazquez GMMSN C. Beasley SN M. Clark YNSN R. Cohen GIVIMSN G. Stugard GMMSN D. Wood I Commodore Captain Pearson assumed command of De- stroyer Squadron Twenty-Two on 9 November 1970, relieving Captain H. Wade Hiller, USN in ceremonies aboard USS LAWRENCE CDDG-41 at Norfolk, Virginia. Captain Pearson was born in Madison, Maine in February, 1924-. He attended Bangor High CAPTAIN FRANCIS E. PEARSON, III School and Columbian Preparatory School prior UNITED STATES NAVY to entering the United States Naval Academy in ,Iuly 1942. Upon graduation he was commissioned Ensign on 6 .Iune 1945. He attained the rank of Captain on 1 November 1966. After commissioning he served in the minesweeping forces which were engaged in clearing Japanese and Korean waters of World War II mine fields. Since that time his duty assignments have included tours as follows: USS MASSEY QDD-7781, U. S. Naval Academy, USS TOLEDO CCA-1331, Staff, Destroyer Flotilla Six, USS MYLES C.. FOX CDDB-8291, USS CANBERRA fCAG-21, Naval War College lstudentl, Bureau of Naval Personnel, and Staff, Joint Chiefs of Staff. He was awarded the Letter of Commendation Medal with combat distinguishing device while serving on MASSEY during the Korean Conflict and again while serving as Executive Officer in CANBERRA during the Southeast Asian operations. Captain Pearson has commanded USS YNS-419, USS PC-1170 USS DANIEL A. .IOY CDE-5851 and USS JOHN S. MCCAIN CDL-35. He comes to this command from the Office of the Chief of Naval Operations. Captain Pearson is married to the former Doris Frances Ayer of Bangor, Maine and has two children, Marcia, age twentyand Todd, age eighteen. k X Commodore and C .O. ROUTINE 230001Z JUL 1971 FROM COMDESRON 22 TO USS LAWRENCE BT - UNCLAS SIXTH FLEET DEPLOYMENT 1971 TO THE MEN OF LAWRENCE I EXTEND MY CONGRATULATIONS, APPRECIATION AND ADMIRATION FOR THE SUPERB SUPPORT YOU HAVE GIVEN ME AND MY STAFF DURING THIS CRUISE WITH THE SIXTH FLEET. YOU HAVE OFTEN BEEN CALLED UPON TO MEET SHORT NOTICE COMMITMENTS AND IN EVERY INSTANCE YOUR RESPONSE HAS MORE THAN MET THE DEMAND. THE SEAMAN- SHIP, MARKSMANSHIP AND LEADERSHIP YOU HAVE SHOWN ME AND THE OTHER SHIPS OF THIS FINE SQUADRON HAS ALWAYS BEEN OF THE HIGHEST CALIBER I HAVE BEEN INDEED PROUD TO HAVE MY FLAG IN LAWRENCE, A SHIP THAT IS TRULY PROFESSIONALISM AT ITS BEST CAPTAIN PEARSON TOR 23!0001z!wU AJ STAFF CAPT F E PEARSON III LCDB W E HAGAN LTT NI HEDDERSON ITJGW E KIRK LTJGIVI P CAVANAVGH RIVICMT L ITONEY IVIMCS F RANK JONES PNC R L DILLER YNl J H STELLING YN3R J MASLYK CYNSND J BAXTER SDI N M CARBEON SDZR E FELIZARDO SD3R R UDAN TNE T VALLEJOS TIFFANY PUBLISHING COMPANY Norfolk V1rg1n1a San D16gO Callfol-ma U ' O . . -I . A ' ' X .J . . . , 3 I . . ., X ' - - V , .I '. . I 1 1 , - ' Potpourri See Spot Run, Run Spot Run Wfw What do you mean Naples! ' 0:1 V' 1. 4 W 'f wif 1 ,ffffft ff hxyqw-f4,,..L,1,! ,Mn gg Z , ,, nn V' . 51 1 ZW 4 M6 ffm New Uniform Do the Funky Chicken ,V,! , W7 V i , , X, n 2 7 f H f ,f f f , , ' 'V'f Wfyfyffl 4: KV, , f fm f ' 4 Zfffj f f 4 CM 7 44 if 7 W W4 n f M Snails!! KNEW ns1ffHi'if :'X ' A WNOB FM? Z Z Mail Dispatched 5,022 Lbs. Mail Received 14,374 Lbs. -mmm GW, --an-4 yuan' K Q .M Qui w - I , 5 ' ., , X,,g, K ls- it 'Xt e A X I? 'Q WA t 5 f. 4 i ' ' Y fl' , Q 1 I QX1 gf? 1 H- 3 f OU 1 J Q' X - Nfl' Yf1i11.m ' X-,,.,,.x . ' A ,, A M Q t K 1 f X' '- .... , L fl ,'g, X 5 ii., Will someone take this. The Line Up Security My word viii' Port is Left, Starboard is Right One 1971 Corvette