Leonard Mason (DD 852) - Naval Cruise Book

Text from Pages 1 - 48 of the 1956 volume:

n U r ll ' v: CRUISE LOG of the USS MASON (DD852) 13 September 1955 to 4 March 1956 CREDITS Editor: ENS. Marshall Assistant: Mihulka FT3 y IRRO-GRAPHIC Produced by THE JACK DAVIDSON PUBLISHING CO. Box 989 San Diego 12, Calif. A SHORT HISTORY OF THE USS L F.MASON (DD852) USS MASON was named for PFC Leo- nard F. Mason, USMC, who was killed in action on Guam in World War II. For his heroism, he was posthumously awarded the Congressional Medal of Honor. MASON was built at Ouincy, Massa- chusetts by Bethlehem Steel; she was launched 15 December 1945 under the sponsorship of PFC Mason ' s mother, Mrs. Hillery Mason of Lafayette, Ohio, and was commissioned 28 June 1946. MASON shook down in the Caribbean, and transited the Panama Canal to join DesDiv 152 in early 1947. She was over- hauled at Hunter ' s Point, and in June 1947 sailed for a ten month tour on the China Station. Upon her return, she participated in local operations for eight months, under- went overhaul at Bremerton, and in March 1949 joined DesDiv 32, sailing for eight months on the China station the following month. Upon her return, MASON operated loc- ally until June 1950, when she carried NROTC midshipmen to Pearl Harbor on their annual summer cruise. This duty com- pleted, MASON was refitted and regunned at Mare Island. In December 1950 MASON again sailed for the Far East, operating with TG 96.7 as an ASW ship for four months. The next two months were spent with TF 77 in support of carriers; late in May 1951, MASON was transferred to TF 95 and with this unit participated in the siege of Wonsan. In June MASON was as- signed to TG 95.1 as a blockade ship and screen unit for the British carrier element assigned. A well-earned rest was now due, and MASON returned to CONUS. In February 1952, MASON returned to the Orient; in March she was assigned to TF 95, and again took part in the Wonsan seige. In April, MASON screened TF 77, and then played an active role in HUK exercises with TG 96.2. In May, MASON joined the Formosa Defense Patrol. June saw MASON again with TF 11 off Korea; she remained here until September, at which time she sailed for her new home port — Long Beach, California. A winter in the Long Beach Naval Ship- yard, and a rugged spring spent in re- fresher training readied MASON for her next tour in Korean waters. Just before her departure, she operated for two weeks with NOTS INYOKERN, testing new ASW weap- ons; then on 16 May, with DesDiv 32 and DesDiv 301, MASON sailed west once more, spending June screening NEW JERSEY on and beyond the Bomb Line. The summer passed with HUK exercise and TF 77 in that unit ' s last Korean operations. As the Kor- ean War ended, MASON joined TF 95 for police duties, and then in September re- turned to TF 77 in their new area of opera- tions, the South China Sea. A tour on the Formosa Patrol, and another month with TF 77 finished this employment; in late November, MASON returned hom.e for a winter of local operations. In July 1954, MASON returned to the Far East, operating with TG 70.2 and TF 95, and finally TU 36.7.2, a typhoon evasion group. This was the first of thirteen typhoons, cer- tainly par for the course, which invaded mason ' s vicinity durmg this cruise. Upon her return in February 1955, MASON im- mediately entered the yard at Long Beach for a regular overhaul. Following her re- turn to operation, the ship went through refresher training, operated for NOTS INYOKERN, and prepared herself in gen- eral for her next cruise. MASON ' S 1955- ' 56 CRUISE MASON departed Long Beach 13 September 1955. Type training and short visits at Pearl Harbor and Midway Island characterized her seventh trip to the Orient. She arrived in Yokosuka, Japan on 6 October 1955 for 8 days te nder availability, interrupted by Typhoon Nora. Two days of type training marked the trip from Yokosuka to Buckner Bay, Okinawa. After replenishing and avoiding Typhoon Opal, MASON in company with DESDIV 32 joined TG 70.4 on 22 October for six days Hunter Killer opera- tions. Upon completion of these operations MASON returned to Buckner Bay for supplies, upkeep and type training. Departing Buckner Bay 6 November 1955, MASON joined TF 11 , the fast carrier task force. After two eventful weeks climaxed by a full-scale night re- plenishment operation, MASON and her crew were ready for Sasebo, Japan, the next port of call. From 19 November 1955 to 30 November 1955, MASON was made ready for further operations. Departing on 30 November, MASON joined TG 90.7 and took part in a NAVMARLEX amphibious operation at Kinmu Wan, Okinawa. Upon completion of NAVMARLEX, MASON proceeded to Buckner Bay for 2 days up- keep and replenishment. Departing 6 December, MASON joined the BEN- NINGTON (CVA20) and DESDIV 32 to provide plane guard services and conduct training exercises. Upon completion of this assignment MASON rejoined TF 77 for a second valuable period of task force train- ing. This training was again climaxed by a full scale replenishment, and MASON in company with DES- DIV 32 then headed for Hong Kong and a well earned Christmas holiday. From 21 December to 26 December liberty and rest revitalized MASON and her crew. Leaving Hong Kong 27 December, she enjoyed an uneventful pas- sage to Subic Bay on the island of Luzon in the Philippines. The duration of this visit to Subic was spent readying MASON for her most important mis- sion of the cruise, and on 3 January she departed for the Taiwan Defense Patrol. From 5 January to 29 January she operated off Taiwan, and then headed north. A stop at Nagasaki 1 and 2 February afforded a brief respite, and then she departed for Yokosuka, arriving 5 February. The next 1 1 days were spent preparing MASON for her return trip to CONUS, and she headed homeward on 17 February with DESDIV 32. Having rested briefly at Midway and Pearl Harbor, MASON moored in Long Beach on 4 March 1956. COMMANDING OFFICER Captain J. H. Raybum, CDR., USN entered the Navy in July 1940 under the V-7 program as an Apprentice Seaman. He was commissioned EN- SIGN in December 1940, and be- tween that date and June 1944, he served aboard respectively the USS GAMBEL (DM15), the USS DALY (DD519), and the USS HAZELWOOD (DD531). In June 1944 Commander Raybum reported to the staff of COMCRUDESPAC. A year later he was ordered to the General Line School in Annapolis, Maryland, and in June 1946 he was assigned to the office of CNO. He later joined the Staff of COMOPDEVFOR. In July of 1949 he became Commanding Offi- cer of the USS ROBINSON (DE220), and two years later he returned to OPNAV. In July 1954 Commander Raybum reported aboard MASON as Commanding Officer. EXECUTIVE OFFICER Thomas V. Kelly, LCDR, USN was com- missioned Ensign in June 1943. His first duty was aboard the USS FANNING (DD 385). In January 1946 Mr. Kelly reported to the NROTC Unit at the University of New Mexico. In June of that year he was trans- ferred to the NROTC Unit at the University of Missouri. The next sea duty for Mr. Kelly was aboard the USS JOHN W. THOMA- SON (DD760) from July 1948 to June 1950. He then reported to the Staff of COMDES- RON 1. In August 1951 he was assigned to the Staff of COMDESFLOT 3. In October 1952, Mr. Kelly reported to the Office of CNO and he was assigned to the General Line School, Monterey, California in Nov- ember 1954. LCDR Kelly reported aboard the MASON in June 1955 to serve as Execu- tive Officer. LT. POMMER Operations LT. LIPCHAK Engineering LTJG. FRITZ Gunnery LTJG. McCAHEY First Lieutenant LTJG. MOLL Anti-Submarine Warfare LTJG. HESPELT Electronics Repair LTJG. THOMAS Damage Control Assistant LTJG. HUNT Combat Information Center ( i BM 1 LTJG. LARSON Supply LTJG. BARKKARIE Communications ENS. KNEPPER Navigation ENS. MARSHALL First Division Lt. Pommer and Ltjg. Moll The grade for that exercise should be outstanding, not excellent. Ltig. Hespell. After 180 man hours work the URT is back in business. I Lljg. McCahey Snorkers! Ltjg. Hum Copy of Playboy gets a workout. The Choral Group Ltjg. Barkkarie Working oil bar bill pulling weeds on O Club lawn. 10 .ur. i m. - ' I. - A r Til -- M ; (Left to Right): Johnson, D., MMC; Vogel, P. R., EMC; Piper, P. A., GMCA; Witt, R. J., Jr., TMC; Stover, W. T., BMCA: Stowe, W., SOCA; Mermer, J. S.. CSC; Barber, D. A., ETC. CHIEFS Back Row (left to right): Elliott, L W., SN; Wright, H. T., RDSN; Meyer, L. A., RDSN; Murry, L P., RDSN; Newberry, L., Jr., SN. Front Row: Sweeny, C. D., RDSN; Schone, M. E., ET3; LTJG G. G. Hespelt; LTJG F. R. Hunt; Kilgore, C. W., RD2; Opdyke, J. D., SN; Beach, M. L., SA. Missing: McCarthy, P. J., RD3; Gallo- way, I. W., ET3. 01 ' e. RRe YOU SUR£.THe ' ORIENT HflSNT CHANGED YOU Galloway. ET3. Something burning? C D y O LTA C E C S f Back Row (left to right): Leonard, D. L., YN3; Lewber, G. L., RMSN; Karle, D, E., SN; Lynn, J. Y., SN; Martin, F. J., SN; Bittle, G. D., SN; Daniels, V. D., SN; Amarante, J. J., TE3; Corral, R., YN3; McMillan, M. M., SN. Front Row: Boone, D. L., RM3; Andrefsky, A., PNl; ENS D. E. Knepper; LTJG D. E. Barkkorie; Herbert, H. C, OMl; Howard, R. L., 0M2; Evans, J. B., RM3. y oc UMAAtVU, Operation Immediate The Skivvie Wavers. Come On Ashore! What yo mean, missed a message? ' %„ T — V4 .. Back Row (left to right): Harris, Reginald (n), FN; Delafosse, Roosevelt J., FN; Iverson, L. R., FN; Martin, G. M., FN; Reynolds, Jerry A., MMFN; Gulmatico, Ramon, Jr., MM3; Stuart, Ronnie W., FN; Floyd, Charles L, FN; Ray, James A., MMFN; Welch, Clyde G., FN; Lindbloom, Sherman L, FN; Wooley, Richard L, BT3. Middle Row: Thiede, John W., MM3; Hurd, William E., MM2; Ryals, L R., MMl; Lt. E. A. Lipchak, USN; Barber, D. A., ETC; Genewich, L M., BTl; Hal- vorson, Bradley O., BT3. Bottom Row: Heim, M. M., FN; McDonald, Lawrence R., FN; Coon, W. T., FN; Robinson, Louie N., FN; Fisher, H. J., FN; Russell, Jack K., FN; Durant, Allen H., FN; Le Blanc, W. L., FN; Capps, Henry L, FN. I didn ' l salt up the ' evaps ' . Who said Turn to! Back Row (left to right): Smith, E. G., EN3; Lutz, Chester T., MR3; Foultner, W. W., EM3; Castillo, V. R., EM3; Wilburn, Gene H., EM3; Bulat, I. M., EN3; Wood, Donal Ray, FP3; Johnson, Floyd H., DC3; Robbins, James L., FP3; Jacobson, Arthur G., MM3. Middle Row: Ferguson, Clavis L., MM3; Fredson, F. E., ENl; Johnson, D. W., MMC; LTJG F. J. Thomas; Vogel, P. R., ENC; Kane, E., DC2; Pruitt, Robert A., MR3. Front Row: Walker, R. J., FN,- Jones, Daniel G., FN; Leighty, Thomas E., EMFN. The Gourmets Thank the Lord it works. Standby What did the Shipfilters think of your suggestion, Mr. Ruiz? Usual Collection of Non-Producers Foultner ' s PepsodenI Smile i ' Voqel ' s Pride and Joy M §y :tfC r) zr ' £ ■. ' ? U Three Bundles of Energy Is this smile O.K. for you? uLi ' - 1 f : J 2 J 1 ' 0i Back Row (left to right): Gardner, E. M., SA; Mark, D. (n), SN; Lowe, J. C, SN; Plyler, J. C, SN; Krazeski, A. C, SA; Jorgensen, C. J., SN; Davis, R. B., SN; Glicken, W. P., SA; Horyza, G. C, BMSN; Forbes, L. E„ SN; McDade, D. R., SN; Spradlin, J, R., SN; DeMello, F. T., SN; Host, C. J., SN. Front Row: Levins, J. D., SN; Bonilla, F. N„ SN; Summers, ]. V., BM3; Stover, W. T., BMC; ENS D. G. Marshall; Bright, C. L, BMl; McComiell, T. A., SN; McAllister, W. E., SA; Van Zant, J. M., SN. 1st X J Miller and BosI Heaven Bound Herbert and Summers standing by (or SECNAVi 20 [ -r Lowe and Jorgensen standing Casson walch in Sasebo. An ET view oi the forecastle. Cleaning up in Okinav = - But Captain, It Won ' t Drop First Division ready lor inspection. Drydocked in Sasebo. Back Row (left right): Huddleston, B. T., GM3; Walter, A. T., SN; Mikkelson, J. A., SN; Miracle, J. O., SN; Yates, J. D., SA; Alonzo, M. (n), SN; Meadows, K. C, SN; Mahan, J. J., SN; Baldwin, W. G., SN; Healy, T. J., SN; Walter, C. L, SN; Bradford, D. E., SN. Middle Row: Gintz, L. D., SN; Fields, D. J., SN; LTJG H. D. McCahey; Crawford, J. R., BM2; Stokes, W. T., BM3; McEntire, P. C., SA. Front Row: Allen, M. G., SN; Martin,- B. G., SN; Freeny, R. J., SN; Cullinan, G. P., GM3; McRedmond, W. J., SA; Sineath, J. J., SA; Long, V. L, SN. 2ndX Meadows, Adams. Fritsch and Mitchell haulinq depth charges. Boot crew Loveless and Martin. Lower the boat to the rail. Meadows trading with Jimmie Woo. Now air your beautyresl. Tucker on guard. Watch your step! Plenty of supervision. ' Maddy — Just stepped outside ior a breath ol fresh a fS A f iz .31 it ps „: 7 1 % .: ' 1. • ' i - , ' t ' , ' W b PU r« - Back Row (left to right): Judge, D. D., SN; Hendrickson, B. L., SN; Mason, M. J., SN; Czapiewski, J. L, TM3; Miller, R. P., SN; Jones, P. J., SOSN; White, P. A., FTSN; Ferguson, D. P., S02; Staudacher, B. R., SOS. Front Row: Abrahamson, R. J., FTSN; Barry, D. B., SOSN; Mihulka, J. J., FT3; LTJG L R. Moll; Stowe, W. (n), SOC; Silva, H. A., FT2; Yates, H. E., SN. 1 F i? will and Mr. Moll have the deck. Remember thai Thanksgiving period in Sasebo? ' SOHftB CONTACT.... % -r . , , iW :, ' V. t 1 m Back Row (left to right): Carter, R. C, SN; Martin, P. L., TN; Hartzog, J. E,, SH3; Simmons, F. R., SN; Malone, L. D., SA; McCann, D. A., SN; Pachter, R., SN; Grafe M., SN; Stewart, C, SN. Front Row: Stanley, R. C, DK3; Coville, S. H., SK3; Shaw, B. A., HMl; LTJG R. E. Larson; Mermer, J. S., CSC; Bourn, M. C, CSl;Fair, C. J., SK3. fS s Weslmore ' s Beauty Salon cx Standard Ration Your chels awaij your pleas Caught this one at Midway. The Food Taster Now clear the mess deck ior pipe down. ' SWIM CALL Now put it back in the water. HAWAII MIDWAY YOKOSUKA 501 VtMns Sou.vet )iK(s ' Jepari e. Availability. The lamous little men. ' OKINAWA A Garbage Disposal — Okinawa Style The horses are bashful at Naha. White Beach, Okinawa. Here comes the Harbor cleaners. SASEBO  HONG KONG CHRISTMAS PARTY HONG KONG HONG KONG SUBIC BAY 35 KAOHSIUNG NAGASAKI So yoyictrc. 37 THESE ARE THE MEN WHO SAILED THE SHIP LTJG David E. Borkkorie, 24275 Norwood Drive Detroit A, Mich. LT George R. Dunlap, 5148 Fanwood, Long Beach, Cahf. LTJG William W. Fritz, 10718 Tinker Avenue, Tujunga, Calif. LTJG George G. Hespelt, 324 41st Street West, San Mabeo, Calif. LTJG Frederick R. Hunt, 333 Main St., Niantic, Conn. LCDR Thomas V. Kelly, 1918 West 4th Street, Sioux City, Iowa ENS Donald E. Knepper, Yokohama, Japan 38 ABBAS, Harvey R., FA, FiR No. 2, Ackley, Iowa ABRAHAMSON, Richard, J., FTSN, Mapleton, Minn. ALAGOT, Alipo, SDC, Baguio, Luzon, Republic of Philippines ALLEN, Miiford G., SN, Yankton, N. D. ALONZO, Miguel, SN, 2002 South May, Chicago, 111 AMARANTE, John J., TE3, Rt. No. 1, Box 119, Gustine, Calif. ANDREFSKY, Alfred, PNl, 19 Central Avenue, Cheltenham, Pa. BALDWIN, William G., SN, 12 Frick Street, Mount Pleasant, Pa. BARBER, David A., BTC, 5039 Park Road, El Monte, Calif. BARMAN, Robert S., SN, 949 Windsor Street, Salt Lake City, Utah BARRY, Delbert B., SOSN, Dover, Idaho BARTON, Clifton D., FN, 836 West 93rd Street, Los Angeles, Calif. BAUM, Melvin C, CSI, Grandview, Iowa BEACH, Monte L, SA, 1256 30th Street, San Bernardino, Calif. BILLS, Raymond C, TR, 1613 Hydraulic Street, Wichita, Kans. BITTLE. Gary D., SN, Rt. No, 1, Zillah, Wash. BONILLA, Frank, SN, 10533 Whitegate Avenue, Sunland, Calif. BOONE, Duane L, RM3, Rt. No. 5, Traverse City, Mich. BOST, Charles J., SN, 219 West 6th Street, Leodville, Colo. BRADFORD, Delbert E., SN, 49 ' er Motel, Carson City, Nev. BRANDT, Robert L., FA, Iowa Falls, Iowa BRIGHT, Coen L., BMl, 72 South Long Beach Blvd., Compton, Calif. BRUNO. John J., BM2, 1813 Park Avenue, Alton, 111. CAPPS, Henry M. L, FN, 3701 Mobile Highway, Pensacola, Fla. CARPENTER, Bobby E., SN, Rt. No. 1, Gainesville, Tex. CARTER, Robert C, SN, 425 Saint John Street, Lake City, Fla. CASTILLO, Victor R., EM3, 514 Graham Avenue, Roseville, Calif. CHRISTIANSON, Clifton O., FA, Waukon, Iowa COON, William T., FN, Box 1 123, Gallup, N. M. CORRAL, Raymond, YN3, 443 North Concord Street, Los Angeles, Calif. COVILLE, Sidney H., SK3, 829 Bonny Avenue, Sumner, Wash. COX, D. B., ICFN, 1325 Benton Bud., Kansas City, Mo. CRAWFORD, James R., BM2, 701 Seventh Avenue, San Diego, Calif. CRONIN, Robert J., SN, 223 East 95th Street, New York, N. Y. CULLINAN, Gerald P..- 48 Dodge St., Pawtucket, R. I. CZAPIESKI, John L., TM3, 1008 East North Avenue, Milwaukee, Wise. DANIELS, Varnell, RMSN, 2548 Hall Avenue, Riverside, Calif. DAVIS, Roy B., SN, 1108 Cuba Road, Mayfield, Ky. DELAFOSSE, Roosevelt J., FN, 804 Mocaislter Street, Bunkie, La. DE MELLO, Frank T., SN, 291 Joquin Avenue, Son Leondro, Calif. DEPPERMAN, Richard L„ EM3, 6925 North Denver, Portland, Ore. DURANT, Allen A., FN, 2204 Peach Drive, Jacksonville, Fla. LTJG Rodney E. Larson, 6331 North Lakewood Ave., Chicago 40, III. LT Edward A. Upchak, 127 Marietta St., Manhall, Pa. ENS Douglas G. Marshall, Scudder Lane, Barnstable, Mass. LTJG Hubert D. McCahey, Chicago, 111. LTJG Charles E. Miller, 234 Cedar St., Jefferson, Iowa LTJG Leo R. MoU, Box 455, Oakdale, Calif. LT Donald Pommer, 1215 North 46th Street, Milwaukee, Wise. CDR Joseph H. Raybum, 2828 Beachwood Drive, Hollywood 28, Calif. ENS Eleazar Ruiz, Santa Barbara, Calif. EDWARDS, Noel H., SN, 8047 South 130th, Seattle, Wash. ELLIOTT, Leopold W., SN, Seattle, Wash. EVANS, Jack B., RM3, 2341 San Diego Avenue, Son Diego, Calif. FAIR, Charles J., SK3, Rt. No. 1, Maiden, Mo. FERGUSON, Clovis L., MM3, Rt. No. 1, Ansley, Neb. FERGUSON, Dale P., S02, 23121 Felna Avenue, Torrance, Calif. FIELDS, D. J., SN, Eden, Tex. FISHER, Horry J., FN, Rt. No. 2, Ashley, Mich. FLOYD, Charles L., FN, 503 Palm St., Cochran, Ga. FORBES, Lawrence E., SN, 100 North Helberta Ave., Redondo Beach, Calif. FORSTER, Norman L, FA, Rt. No. 1, Donnellson, la. FOULTNER, William W., EM3, 421 South Main Street, Clyde, Ohio FREDSON, Floyd E. F., ENl, 236 South Broadway, Tacoma, Wash. FREENY, Robert J., SN, Rt. No. 1, Carthage, Miss. FROST. Earl A., FA, Rt. No. 1, Nashua, Iowa GALLOWAY, James W., ET3, Box 24, Blueridge, Ga. GARDNER, Elmer M., SA, Rt. No. 2, Box 4, Toney, Ala. GENEWICH, Leonard M., BTl, 129 Mortis, Waukegan, Hi.- GINTZ, Lewie D., SN, Rt. No. 4, Marshallfield, Mo. GLICKEN, William D., SA, 14402 Orinoco, Cleveland, Ohio GRAFE, Max F., SN, 701 Saint Mary Street, New Orleans, La. GRAHAM, Stanley C, SN, Melba, Idaho GULMATICO, Ramon, Jr., MM3, 6256 Crestwood Way, Los Angeles, Calif. GULYBAN, John R., EM3, 727 Burlington Road, Martin ' s Ferry, Ohio HALVORSON, Bradley O., BT3, Madison, Minn. HARRIS, Reginald, FN, Rt. No. 14, Royville, La. HARTZOG, Jackie E., SH3, Hiland Park Station, Panama City, Fla. HEALY, Thomas J., SN, 25 North Redmon Avenue, Whittier, Calif. HEIMS, Michael M., FN, Box 81, North Liberty, Ind. HENDRICKSON, Bobbie L., SN, Huron River Drive, Belleville, Mich. HINSON, Georg e E., GM2, Thomasville, Ala. HORYZA, George C, BMSN, 4401 Bannister Lane, Austin, Tex. - HOWARD, Robert L, 0M2, 194 Gaven Street, San Francisco, Calif. HUDDLESTON, Ben T., GM3, 1 125-A 66th Avenue, Oakland, Calif. HURD, William E., MM2, Lawler, Iowa IVERSON, Lealand R., FN, 1247 Kansas Avenue N.E., Huron, S. D. JACKSON, Sammy B., FN, 224 Vz 59th Place, Los Angeles, Calif. lACOBSON, Arthur G., MM3, Box 471, Rocklane, Calif. JENKINS, Charles R., SN, Bryson City, N. C. JOHNSON, Floyd H., DC3, 1219 Cleveland Street, Kenewick, Wash. JOHNSON, Jimmie, TN, 112 East Ann Street, Los Angeles, Calif. JONES, Daniel G., FN, Box 253, Cathlamet, Wash. JONES, Phillip J., SOSN, 1522 Sturges Avenue South, Seattle, Wash. JORGENSON, Christian G., SA, 727Cavanaugh Road, Glendale, Calif. JUDGE, Donald D., SN, Rt. No. 3, Melrose, Iowa KAESTNER, Darrell J., FA, Newhall, Iowa KANE, Edward, DC2, Box 1232, Sacramento, Calif. KARLE, Donald E., RMSN, 2951 F Road, Grand Junction, Colo. KILGORE, Charles W., RD2, Box 252, Elida, N. M. KRASZESKl, Alexander C, SA, 425 Wilkinson Street, Syracuse, N. Y. LA VINE, Louis B., SN, Blulfton, Ind. LE BLANC, Wilton L., RR No. 1, Box 273. Washington, La. LEIGHTY, Thomas E., EMFN, Edgewater Park, RR No. 3, Calina, Ohio LEONARD, Don L., YN3, 2210 Rockefeller Lane, Redondo Beach, Calif. LEWBER, George E., SN, 130 Fillmore Street, Dayton, Ohio LINDBLOOM, Sherman L, FN, 1719 Abel Street, St. Paul, Minn. LLOYD, Henry L, SA, 77 West 1 18th Street, New York, N. Y. LONG, Vernon L., SN, 9319 South Trumbull Avenue, Evergreen Park, 111. LOVINS, Jerry D.. SN, 100 West Front Street, Bloomington, 111. LOWE, John C, SN, 1537 Alomore St., Dayton, Ohio LUCAS, David I., SN, Rt. No. 1, Box 97, Coward, S. C. LUTZ, Chester T., M R3, Road No. 1, York, Pa. LYNN, Jimmy Y., SN, Farber, Mo. MAHAN, Jonah J., SN, 1010 West East Street, Russellville, Ark. MALONE, Loronce D., SA, 316 West 9lh Street, Coffeyville, Kans. MANTERNACH, Robert J., Rt. No. 1, Manchester, la. MARK, Donald, SN, ShelbyviUe, Mich. MARTIN. Bobby G., SN, Rt, No. 1, Orrura, N. C. MARTIN, Frederick J., SN, 1008 West Grand Avenue, Muskegon, Mich. MARTIN, Gabriel M., FN, Rt. No. 3, Box 238-A, McComb, Miss. MARTIN, Paul L, TN, 3926 Alvin Ave., Dayton, Ohio MASON, Madzelios J., SN, Rt, No. 2, Box 255, Mukwonago, Wise. McAllister, WilUam E., SR, Rt. No. 2, Hodges, S.C. McCANN, Dale A., SN, 209 South Chicago Street, Milford, 111. McCarthy, Peter J., RD3, 1476 Beardsly Avenue, Muskegon, Mich. McCONNEL, Thomas A., Ill, SN, 749 Mehle Avenue, Arabi, La. McDADE, Donald R., SN, Champaign, 111. McDonald, Lcnvrence R., FN, Box 154, Gillelt, Wise. McENTIRE, Paul C, SA, 217 East Market Street, Decatuer, Ala. McMILLEN, Mario M., SN, Walker, Iowa McREDMOND, Walter J., SN, 1471 East Oak Street, New Albany, Ind. MEADOWS, Kenneth C, SN, Rt. No. 2, Petersburg, Tex. MERMER, John S., CSC, 8821 Emperial Avenue, Garden Grove, Calif. MEYER, Leonard A., RDSN, Rt. No. 3, Box 473, Placerville, Calif. MIHULKA, Jerome J., FT3, 3016 19th Street, Columbus, Nebr. MIKKELSON, Junior A., SN, Rt. No. 1, Terryville, Wise. MILLER, Ronald P., SN, 748 South River Street, Franklin, Ohio MIRACLE, James O., Jr., SN, 4550 Brandt Pike, Dayton, Ohio MITCHELL, Jack G., SA, 300 Adams, Fort Wayne, Ind. MURRAY, Leonard P., RDSN, 924 Toole Avenue, Missoula, Mont. NEWBERRY, Luther, Jr., SN, Lexington, Kv. OPDYKE, James D., SN, 143 Fort George Avenue, New York, N. Y. PACHA, Maurice J., FA, Rt. No. 1, Brighton, Iowa PACHTER, Robert, SN, 430 Stone Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. PERALES, Ray, FA, 114 S. George St., Victoria, Tex. PIPER, Phillip A., GMCA, 429 East 46th Street, Long Beach, Calif. PLYLER, Joe C, SN, Rt. No. 1, Waxhaw, N. C. PRUITT, Robert A., MR3 2827 Scott Street, Des Moines, la. RAY, James A., MM3, 2821 Uisha Avenue, Zion, 111. REYNOLDS, Jerry A., MMfN, 343 Remmie Avenue, Venire, Calif. RHOrrF ' V. ' . ::.-::- r ' ' - ' : ' =-: rtford, Mich. RIC-iA ; ;■ •; :: : ;:.;3, St. Paul. Ore. Ric:-:, ' .: : .■ :. ' . ' ■ ■; Rt. No. i. Box 120, V ' . • Veriior., Ala !.. ' lames L., Ff :-,:..■ -N, Louie N., i :. .•: 31, Old Hickory, Tenn. ROLEN, James E., TMl, 5361 West 125th Street, Hav thorne, Calif. RUSSELL, Jack K., FN. 2304 McCoy Avenue, Ariniston, Ala. RYALS Lo?ter R., MMl, 4812 14th Avenue. SAG: FA, 402 West Jefferson Street, SAN AGUSTIN, Salvador G.. TN, Garidad, Cavile City, Philippines SANGER, George C, S03, 3404 17th Street, Wyandotte, Mich. SCHONE, Melvin E., ET3, Frankfort, S. D. SHAW, Bernard A., HMl, 25 West Seminary Street, Norwalk, Ohio SILVA, Harold A.. FT2, Box 441 1, King City, Cahf. SIMMONS, Frank R., CSSN, 16225 Apple Blossom Avenue, Puente, Calif. SINEATH, James J., SA. Box 158, Sparks, Ga. SMITH, Eugene G., EN3, Tacoma, Wash. SNITZ, Sheldon H., SA, 7331 Brooklyn Avenue, Kanas City, Mo. SPRADLIN, J. R., SN, Pollard, Ark. STANLEY, Richard C, DK3, 2149 Addison Way, Los Angeles, Calif, STAUDACHER, Bill, S03, 21 1 1 21st Street, Bakersfield, Calif. STEWART, Charles, SN, 1 18-A Albright Court, Lackawanna, N. Y. STRUGNELL, George W., FA, 4539 South Emerald Avenue, Chicago, 111. STOKES, William T., BM3, Rt. No. 2, Columbiana, Ala. STOVER, William T., BMCA, East St. Louis, Ind. STOWE, Wallace, SOCA, 4820 Del Mar Avenue, San Diego, Calif. STUART, Ronnie W., FN, Rt. No. 1, Box 269, Andalusia, Ala. SUMMERS, J. v., BM3, 231 1 Androse Avenue, Torrance, Calif. SWEANY, Cloyd D.. RDSN, 2637 Acero, Pueblo, Colo. TENNISON, Richard G., SN, 312 Greenwich Road, Albuquerque, N. M. THIEDE, John William, Rt. No. 4, Wausau, Wise. TONEY, Walter H., BT2, Rt. No. 2, Box 29, Richmond, Ind. TUBES, Chad, FPFN, Lenox, Tenn. VAN ZANT, James M., SN, 82 Cotter Street, San Francisco, Calif. VASQUEZ, Lazaro, FN, 12339 Markdale Avenue, Norwalk, Calif. VOGEL, Paul R., EMC, 27 Monmouth Avenue, Freehold, N. J. WALTER, Andrew T., SN, 200 Balboa St., Monroe, La. WALTER, Clifford L., SN, 200 Balboa St., Monroe, La. WEIR, Claude, MMC, 2560 East 219th Place, Long Beach, Calif. WELCH, Clyde G., FN, 415 E, 10th St., Waterloo, la. WHITCOMB, Jack W., BTl, 1308 Irving Street, Pasco, Wash. WHITE, David L., FA, 515 Hill Street, Galena, 111. WHITE, Phillip A., FTSN, 466 Virginia Avenue, Rochester, Pa. WILBURN, Gene H., EMS, 915 West 24th Street, Tulsa, Okla. WILLIAMS, James D., FN, Rt. No. 1, Worthing- ton, W. V. WITT, Rudolph J., Jr., TMC, 1323 Chateau Street, Helena, Mont. WOOD, Donald Ro- , FP3, Mountain Top, Ark. WOOLEY, Richard L., BT3, Box 5, Monroe, Ore. WRIGHT, Harlin T., RDSN, 639 Bush Street San Francisco, Calif, YATES, Harvie E., SN, Burchard, Nebr. YATES, Jack D.. SA, Adams, Nebr. 39 Stokes and Bruno. Dungaree Liberty at Pearl Harbor. Chief Witt — Now smile. Gulybon — Hotta bath ne? All Hands — Lay back on the highline — hit it! Sanger. Castillo and Schone. No law an ' order west oi Midway.