Mahan (DLG 11) - Naval Cruise Book

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1969 volume:

A 3 may 1 .kr 's zu - ,I -V - iw. INIXMN IUICQCI I HI- 9 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 4 . E I I I I I I I I I I I I l, -f I in II. 2- . ,.I. I Q. kiivs lxg'-A , Q ' L' ,E SL I I, ,gg MA 65 QQ Q DLG-11 DLC ADMIRAL ALFRED THAYER MAHAN REAR ADMIRAL ALFRED THAYER MAHAN WAS BORN 27 SEPTEMBER 1840, AT WEST POINT ON THE HLDSON RIVER. HE WAS APPOINTED MIDSHIPMAN ON 1-30 SEPTEMBER 1856. AND GRADUATED WITH SECOND HONORS FROM THE NAVAL ACADEMY IN 1859. HE SERVED WITH THE SOUTH ATLANTIC AND WESTERN GULF BLOCKADING SQLIADRONS AND WAS ON THE STAFF OF ADMIRAL DAHLGREN, OFF CHARLESTON, DURING THE CIVIL WAR. IN 1885 HE WAS CALLED TO THE NEWLY ESTABLISHED NAVAL VVAR COLLEGE TO LECTURE ON TACTICS AND NAVAL HISTORY. AFTER LONG PREPARATION IN THE FALL OF 1886, MAHAN DELIVERED THE FIRST OF THE SERIES OF LECTURES THAT WERE TO BECOME WORLD FAMOUS AND WORLD CHANGING, FOLLOVVING THEIR PUB- LICATION IN 1890 AS THE INFLUENCE OF SEA POVVER UPON HISTORY, 1660- 1783 . HE PUBLISHED OTHER IMPORTANT BOOKS, BUT THIS FIRST CELE- BRATED ONE AWOKE THE VVORLD TO THE VAST IMPORTANCE OF SEAPOWER IN THE LIFE OF NATIONS AND IN WORLD HISTORY. COMING AT A TIME OF GREAT TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENT AND OF THE RISE OF NEW POWERS TO CHALLENGE ENGLAND'S LONG LEADERSHIP AT SEA, THE BOOK HAS PRO- FOUND EFFECT UPON THE THINKING AND POLICIES OF MANY NATIONS. HE WAS PRESIDENT OF THE NAVAL IVAR COLLEGE, 1886-1892 AND 1892-1893. IN 1893 HE COMMANDED USS CHICAGO. WHILE SERVING IN THIS DUTY ON EUPOPEAN STATIONS, HE VVAS HONORED BY MANY DISTINGUISHED PERSONAGES OF EUROPE AND VVAS PRESENTED SEVERAL HONORARY DEGREES. HE RETURNED TO THE NAVAL VVAR COLLEGE IN 1895 AND RETIRED ON 17 NOVEMBER 1896. HE WAS RECALLED TO ACTIVE DUTY AT THE BEGINNING OF THE SPANISH AMERICAN WAR, AND THEREAFTER SERVED ON MANY BOARDS AND COMMITTEES. HE WAS PROMOTED TO REAR ADMIRAL ON 29 JUNE 1906. HE DIED AT WASHINGTON D. C. ON 1 DECEMBER 1914 AND IS BURIED AT QUOQUE, LONG ISLAND. FIRST SHIP OF THE FLEET TO BEAR THE HONORED NAME MAHAN. HER FIRST DUTY WAS IN THE AZORES AS STATION SHIP FOR HISTORIC FLIGHTS OF NC-1, NC- 3 AND NC-4. SHE WAS CONVERTED TO A MINELAYER CDM-75 IN IUNE 1919, AND FOR THE NEXT 10 YEARS OPERATED WITH THE FLEET ALONG THE ATLANTIC SEABOARD AND IN THE CARIBBEAN SEA, WITH FREQUENT TRIPS TO SOUTH AMERICA. DECOMMISSIONED IN MAY OF 1930. LAUNCHED 15 OCTOBER 1935 AND COM- MISSIONED IN SEPTEMBER 1936. PRIMARILY ENGAGED IN FLEET TRAINING AND PATROL OUT OF PEARL HARBOR UNTIL ADVENT OF JAPANESE ATTACK. SHE MISSED AT- TACK, HAVING SAILED FROM PEARL TWO DAYS PREVIOUSLY. DURING THE WAR SHE COMPILED AN IMPRESSIVE RECORD IN THAT INCLUDED 10 AIRCRAFT KILLS AND COMPA- NY WITH ANOTHER DESTROYER, THE SINKING OF ONE SHIP. SHE WAS SUNK DECEMBER 7, 1944 DURING A KAMIKAZE ATTACK IN WHICH THREE ENEMY BOMBERS CRASHED INTO HER. SHE SHOT DOWN TWO OTHER BOMBERS DURING THE AT- TACK. er 5 USS MAHAN CDD 1025 24 OCT 1918-1 MAY 1930 USS MAHAN CDD 3645 18 SEPT 1936-7 DEC 1944 'QQ 43 2 1, Q 1 ? I . fibl., ' 1 N - KW T- --ff 1 .. , ' ' ,V ' ' ' gg ua 'U ' A f H , ,,,, , - ,gf M., USS MAHAN CDLG-113 USS MAHAN CDLG-ID WAS COMMISSIONED 25 AUGUST 1960 AND IS THE 3RD U. S. SHIP TO BEAR THE NAME MAHAN. SHE WAS BUILT BY SAN FRANCISCO NAVAL SHIPYARD, THE FIRST SHIP TO BE BUILT FROM THE KEEL UP BY THAT FACI LITY. MAHAN IS 512 FEET IN LENGTH WITH A 50 FOOT MAXIMUM BEAM, AND CARRIES 350 ENLISTED ME N AND 25 OFFICERS. MAHAN'S MAIN BATTERY IS THE TERRIER SUPERSONIC ALL WEATHER GUIDED MISSILE, CAPABLE OF SEEKING OUT AND D ' ESTROYING APPROACHING HOSTILE AIRCRAFT AT GREAT DISTANCES. IN ADDITION SHE CARRIES ONE 5 ' f54 AND TWO 3 f50 CALIBER GUNS. THE ANTI-SUBMARINE BATTERY CONSISTS OF THE POWERFUL ASROC SYSTEM AND TWO, TRIPLE TUBE, TORPEDO LAUNCHERS. MAHAN IS ALSO EQUIPPED VVITH THE MODERN NTDS EQUIPMENT, UTILIZING COMPUTERS FOR THE COLLECTION EVALUATION AN , , D DISPLAY OF COMBAT INFORMATION. MAHAN IS ONE OF THE NAVY'S LATEST AND MOST ADVANCED SHIPS OF WAR AND CAN SPEAK LOUDLY FOR SEAPOWER IN THE CAU , SE OF PEACE. VIGILANCE IS THE PRICE OF PEACE, AND PEACE THROUGH SEAPOWER IS OUR MOTTO. COMMANDING OFFICER , . . ,li N., ,- ,. . N wk X . N X QXNX I. XX A JAk Q wi S S Q N . GX CDR DAVID M. ALTWEGG COMMANDER DAVID M. ALTWEGG WAS BORN ON 24 FEBRUARY 1930 IN WATERTOWN, NEW YORK, THE SON OF EMIL AND ALLENE CMATTSON5 ALTWEGG. AFTER ENTERING THE NAVY IN MAY 1947, COMMANDER ALTWEGG ATTENDED THE AVIATION ELECTRONICS SCHOOL IN MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE FOR ONE YEAR BEFORE ENTERING THE U. S. NAVAL ACADEMY AT ANNAPOLIS. HE WAS GRADUATED FROM THE ACADEMY WITH THE CLASS OF 1952 AND COMMISSIONED AN ENSIGN AT THAT TIME. COMMANDER ALTWEGG FIRST SERVED IN THE ATTACK AIRCRAFT CARRIER USS ORISKANY CCVA 345 AS A DIVISION OFFICER WHILE THE SHIP WAS OPERATING IN THE PACIFIC WITH THE SEVENTH FLEET. DETACHED FROM ORISKANY IN JULY 1954, HE REPORTED AS AIDE AND FLAG LIEUTENANT TO THE STAFF OF COMMANDER CRUISER DIVISION ONE FOR THE FOL- LOWING TWO YEARS. DETACHED FROM COMCRUDIV ONE IN JULY 1956, COMMANDER ALTVVEGG NEXT REPORTED TO THE U. S. NAVAL POSTGRADUATE SCHOOL IN MONTEREY, CALIFORNIA, WHERE HE STUDIED FOR TWO YEARS TO RECEIVE HIS BACHELOR OF SCIENCE DEGREE IN ELECTRICAL ENGINEER- ING. FOLLOWING GRADUATION, HE CONTINUED HIS STUDIES, THIS TIME AT THE MASSACHU- SETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOIOGY IN CAMBRIDGE, MASSACHUSETTS. HE WAS AWARDED A MASTER OF SCIENCE DEGREE FOLLOWING COURSE COMPLETION IN JUNE 1959. RETURNING TO SEA DUTY, COMMANDER ALTWEGG WAS ATTACHED TO THE DETROYER, USS CONE CDD 8665 AS OPERATIONS OFFICER AND NAVIGATOR DURING THE SHIP'S OPERATIONS WITH THE SECOND AND SIXTH FLEETS FROM JULY 1959 TO JANUARY 1961. FROM CONE HE WAS ORDERED TO THE U. S. NAVAL GUIDED MISSILE SCHOOL, DAMNECK, VIRGINIA TO STUDY BRIEFLY BEFORE REPORTING ON BOARD THE WORLD'S FIRST NUCLEAR POWERED GUIDED MISSILE FRIGATEJ USS BAINBRIDGE CDLG CND 255, AS WEAPONS OFFICER. DETACHED FROM BAINBRIDGE IN DECEMBER 1963, COMMANDER ALTWEGG SUBSEQUENTLY SERVED IN THE GUIDED MISSILE FRIGATE USS DEWEY CDLG 145 AS EXECUTIVE OFFICER UNTIL FEBRUARY 1965. AFTER FURTHER STUDIES AT THE NAVAL NUCLEAR POWER SCHOOL IN BAINBRIDGE, MARY- LAND, AND AT THE NUCLEAR POWER TRAINING UNIT IN SCHENECTADY, NEW YORK, COM- MANDER ALTWEGG REPORTED AS FORCE ARMAMENT OFFICER TO THE STAFF OF COMMANDER CRUISER-DESTROYER FORCE, U. S. PACIFIC FLEET, IN SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA. HE WAS AT- TACHED TO COMCRUDESPAC FROM MARCH 1966 TO JUNE 1968, WHEN HE RETURNED TO FRIGATE DUTY AS COMMANDING OFFICER OF USS MAHAN CDLG 115. COMMANDER ALTWEGG HAS BEEN AWARDED, THE NAVY COMMENDATION MEDAL, THE KOREAN PRESIDENTIAL UNIT CITATION, THE NATIONAL DEFENSE MEDAL, THE CHINA SERVICE MEDAL, THE UNITED NATIONS SERVICE MEDAL, THE KOREAN CAMPAIGN MEDAL WITH TWO STARS, THE VIETNAM SERVICE MEDAL, AND THE VIETNAM CAMPAIGN MEDAL. I AM VERY PLEASED AND PROUD TO PRESENT TO YOU THE 4TH MAHAN CRUISE BOOK, AND VOLUME I OF A TWO VOLUME EDITION THAT WILL COVER OUR TWO YEAR VVESTPAC CRUISE. BETWEEN THESE COVERS ONE CAN FIND REFLECTED ON EVERY PAGE THE SPIRIT OF MAHAN, AND THE MEMORIES OF HER FIRST YEAR IN THE ORIENT. MEMORIES OF PORTS, FRIENDSHIPS, HOMECOMINGS, SEPARATIONS, LEISURE HOURS, HARD WORK, PLEAS- ANT TIMES, AND TIMES NOT SO PLEASANT, BUT ALL fMEMORIES. MEMORIES THAT STRETCH FROM THE WESTERN UNITED STATES COASTLINE TO THE FARTHEST REACHES OF THE EXOTIC FAR EAST. MEMORIES AND EXPERIENCES THAT WOULD NOT BE FORGOT- TEN CERTAINLY, BUT ARE RECORDED HERE FOR POSTERITY LEST THEY DIM WITH AGE. I FEEL THIS CRUISE BOOK SUCCESSFULLY CAPTURES THE HIGH SPIRIT AND MORALE OF THE CREW, A CREW I CALL THE FINEST I HAVE BEEN ASSOCIATED WITH DURING MY YEARS IN THE NAVY, AND I AM PROUD TO HAVE BEEN CALLED THEIR CAPTAIN. I WOULD HOPE THAT EACH OF YOU HAS ENIOYED THIS PAST YEAR ON MAHAN AS MUCH AS I HAVE ENIOYED BEING YOUR COMMANDING OFFICER. HERE FOR YOU IS A RECORD OF THAT YEAR'S EVENTS AND ACT IV ITIESg A RECORD TO WHICH EACH OF YOU HAS CONTRIBUTED SIGNIFICANTLY MY WISH IS THAT WHEN YOU LEAVE THE SHIP YOU THE SPIRIT THAT WAS MAHAN 1968 1969 WILL REFER TO THE BOOK OFTEN AND REMEMBER THE CREW, THE TIME, THE PLACE, EXECUTIVE OFFICER LCDR ROBERT E. RUMNEY LCDR RUMNEY IS A RESIDENT OF NEW BEDFORD, MASSACHUSETTS, THE SON OF MR. AND MRS. JOHN E. RUMNEY. HE ATTENDED NEW BEDFORD HIGH SCHOOL AND THE MASSACHUSETTS MARITIME ACADEMY, GRADUATING FROM THE ACADEMY IN 1957. UPON GRADUATION LCDR RUMNEY WORKED FOR A YEAR WITH AMERICAN EXPORT LINES AS A JUNIOR THIRD ASSISTANT ENGINEER. HE ENTERED THE NAVY IN SEPTEMBER 1958. HIS FIRST ACTIVE DUTY WAS AS ENGINEER OFFICER ABOARD USS DANIEL A. JOY QDE 585D FROM SEPTEMBER 1958 TO JULY 1960 AND THEN AS OPERATIONS OFFICER UNTIL JULY 1961. IN 1961 HE REPORTED ABOARD USS UTE CATF 765 AND SERVED AS EXECUTIVE OFFICER UNTIL JUNE 1963. IN 1963 LCDR RUMNEY ENTERED U. S. NAVAL POSTGRADUATE SCHOOL AND ATTENDED THROUGH MAY 1966. HE COMPLETED THE ENGINEERING SCIENCE CURRICULUM AND NAVAL ENGINEERING CURRICULUM AND WAS AWARDED A BS DEGREE IN ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING. HE REPORTED ABOARD USS STERETT CDLG 315 IN SEPTEMBER 1966 AS ENGINEER OFFICER AND SERVED IN THAT CAPACITY UNTIL REPORTING AS EXECUTIVE OFFICER ABOARD MAHAN IN APRIL OF 1968. ! xQy x.1x 1 W ' X,y! x 5 Q of - 1 ,jg :Z M-DIVISION at 'Q A ,K vi-4 f--aa' LL-1 'L---9 Q--.2 Lil, JE PM V' 2 fff ig Q f'! I BACK ROW L-R REDMON MM2, WADKOWSKI KK3, HAMEL MM3, WOODS MM1, BURCH MMC, PEARSON MMC, YOUNG MM2, LABARR MM2, SIMPSON MM3, BUTTERFIELD MM3. FRONT ROW L-R HINES FN, CORLEY FN, HOSE MM3, CONLEY MM3, HAMMOND FN, HARDENBURGH MM3, THOMAS MM3, SPECHT MM3. ,C az Ti L- S F' 1 as A 5 X 3 s WE MADE THE WATER! CAN'T WE DRINK IT? THEY WILL NEVER FIND US UNDER HERE! HI! HO! HI! HO! IT 'S OFF TO WORK WE GO I? WHAT DO YOU MEAN WE CLOSED THE WRONG VALVE? LUBE OIL PUMP ?? ONE SMOKE THEN BACK TO WORK W-w-..,,,.' LITTLE OLE GROUND DETECTOR w 'l!a NOW FUR THE HAMMER DON I LOOK, WIf,'LL FIX IT I LIKE I. C. FN IN CHARGE OF ENG. HEAD I TOLD YOU WE NEEDED AN ANTENNA FOR THIS TV ! I NO! IT'S NOT A NEW KIND OF ROLLER SKATE YO U THINK WE CAN MAKE IT INTO PORT ? P? B-D1v1s1cJN lu-1, I In-IJ , f I-ft' Q17 I 5 W I U m av ff Q ' 'ny' BACK ROW L-R SVOBODA FN, BALDWIN FN, MARTIN BTI, LTJG IVICDOWELL, PEARSON BTC, SNELL BTI, CHEW BT2, 1 FRONT ROW L-R LARS FN, LAMBERT FN, DAVIDSON FN, THOMAS FN, LOGAN BT2, BALICO FN, ALLEN BTI. 5 ,M 1 ' V . ,,, K f-f 'K BACK Row L-R AULBUR FN SMITH FN LIN UI A F- H - H BT2, PETERSON BT3, TADLGCK BT3. a Q ST BT2, MAGAMIIN BIL, IIALUSKI BI3, q FRONT ROW L-R MC LA I BT3, DAVIS BT3. UGHLIN FN, MASSEY FN, W1NEM1L1,15R FN. mz FN, FAUST FN, K LJ 1 2, a 4 qw I, 1 SL B DIVISION AT WORK AND PLAY I 'N I I If ' 4 YS? 'I .4 I s i iw 1 N, , I ' w f YEA! BUT WHAT ROUND VALV SOMEBODY HELP ME! DOZO! YOU THINK THE CHIEF WILL FIND US DOWN HERE? WATCH THIS, MAN! E WHEEL? I NEED AN I5,fI6 WRENCII ! NOT UZ WHAT DO YOU MEAN, THE SMOKING LAMP IS OUT ? ,.Q,!'K ff' A I HEY wx THIS WOULD BE EASY IF I KNEW WHAT I WAS DOING. 3 f' 'l Il f' f ff I PM QU X V,, ,,,y, Ma KW 'xx ya' Q, I 1 .TJ f . ORGANIZATION, MEDITATION Sz RIiLAXA'I'ION I :Ji 2:14 251 I Of f I ' 5-xg, , IN .P .11 . fag, A . W-...... 5, I . 1. . ri' , H ' Z 'EE f? , :fag , Q +A I DIDN'T SEE ANY LIGHT COME ON ! ' HE NEEDS A WIFE. I USED TO KNOW WHAT ALL THESE DIALS MEANT R-DIVISION--in 9.11111 ,T , , .x , M I4 ww , ' .. if , 5 BACK ROW L-R : KLEPPE EN3, TRIMBLE EN2, WATKINS SFP2, MEDINA MR1, MULLIGAN DCCS, LT THOMPSON, ZIMMERMAN MMCS, KINGON MM1, HAUN DC1, SNIDER MM3. DAVIS MM3. FRONT ROW L-R: KIRKENDALL SFM3, WHIRRY FN, THUMM FN, VELTKAMP FN, BENGER FN, WANTIN FN, WEBB FN, MEROSHNEKOFF FN, STADSVOLD FN. INTELLIGENCE AT rpg PEAK . I .4 A I I SURE HOPE I MAKE FIRST. I KNEW WE COULDN'T HIDE FOREVER. xx, 1 If 1 ,ff I WISH I WAS A CHIEF! HA! HA! HE'LL NEVER GET OUT OF THERE! REENLISTMENT OF HAUN DCI ffd, T HERES ALWAYS TIME FOR A JOKE. 5 OD 6 . THIS LEVER SHOULD RAISE A DISTURBANCE SOMEDAY THIS WILL SAVE SOMEONE'S LIFE!! . , .MLW r I I I BUT CHIEF, IT'S JUST MY MOTHER. SPANKY'S GANG? NO, ITS JUST SOME OF A GANG M, ANC IIS 'L A ,, Q, J W , W xy5'w6Qu . M, ' if ' Nb ,H ,,... E-DIVISION 1 7 PM BACK ROW L-R: KIDD EM2, CASTRO EM3, SCHMIEDEKE EM3, TURNER IC1, MYERS EMI, LEE IC1, RAYMOND EM3, MEADS IC3. FRONT ROW L-R: SNAPKA FN, BITLER EM3, STROW EM2, SHUMWAY ICFN, ADAMS ICFN, MEFCALF IC3, LONG, SPYCHER IC3, SHUMSKY IC3. E 5. ELECTRICIANS IC MPN L MAN PM AN EM NOT A PN HELP! CASTRO'S STUCK UNDER HERE! x! I THE WIZARD OF OZ !? I ALWAYS KNEW I WAS CUTE! LET'S SEE, HOW MANY DEGREES OFF TODAY? YES! I USED TO BE A BOY SCOUT! WHY? THIS IS WHAT WE CALL AN ONfOFF SWITCH. NE?? SUPPLY DIVISION R ,Q ,Q , I, N Q ,, 1 A I I - , Njxn J- .. 2 ,xv ,E5 ix 2' Ll 42 :A 1 X ,X X QPF X Q 5 A ' 'A . ff., TY?-J 5 Sag. I 1' I, --Nix, .I,,I R T A , I X iz A . '! x,1' I S BACK ROW L-R: BUCHANAN CS2, NOLAN SN, KAUSTINEN SN, BROWN CS2, OWEN SK3, SILVERS CSI, KNOWLTON CSC, LTJG SINGLETON, LCDR COX, STURLAUGHSON SKCS BALZA DK1, RESOLME SD2, TUGADE SD2, TUGADE SD2, BENTLEY SK3. FRONT ROW L-R : TACDA TN, BAILEY SK2, HOLMES SK3, SCROGGINS SK2, BLOXHAIVI SN, EMBUSCADO SDI, RIVERA SN, MC CLINTON SH2, KOHLMIER SN, JONAS SK3, MASLES SN, NICHOLSON SN. s A Ar-sr --W ' , , ' ,,-HF 3 E..,lLL,,,-A D 5 vmnvmwm CTBT 2I'I'I'I'1'3iW2I'SSSS93I'I'I'I'I'I'I'I'I'I mmomm monnnn -omomm 'mmommo vomomnf'Nmoomm ' 'NNNOONNNNNNNNNCQ mmmommnmmm , A fmmmm 'Nu I ,o's'o'a'!A'.'.'.'.0.0w0vu'!n'!!.993.9in HEY GUY'S! ON THE CAKE, NOT ON TWIGGY! WHAT'S THIS, 100 PACKAGES OF NYLONS? I I YES SIR! PEANUT BUWER AND IELLY! WHAT MAKES YOU THINK I'M NOT A STEWARD? f I f g IE 45 if .,,..... X ? ..' y 1 a-..... f-1 f , ' , fy A by V ll ,, ff , ig, if , +- I , I 1 IF I HATE IT, THEY'LL LOVE IT X XX 4 Q wx S f Q? X X f Q ' N X X M X Q 5 X f ff, X 4 X X N X f x X is ,' 3 I v' N 1? K Q V f f X N 2 1 ff f, N 7 f' 4 f I W Q55 V J 5 K, , 5 X 1 I LOOK LIKE BETTY WHO? w 26' I KNOW HAIRCUTS ARE SUPPOSE TO BE FREE! BUT ...... a I' P' wt Q -I ' ' - W A . .I .,.,, .I-.,,,,,, HOW DO YOU CREASE A PAIR OF KNICKERS? . WHAT'S A CREASE? DOC SURE IS WICKED WITH THAT NEEDLE! fI H I , , sl W 'fi . Y 6 NO CHIEF, WERE QUT OF CLAIROL. WHY? E 4 A fa, 3 I Va I I I I . I YOU HAD TO DO THAT, DIDN'T YOU I? sv N - iv F :sg 'Q' 'Wav Tai N- X isfgot ,n,'i 1-R! z Alffqgvcij gmt THAT'S MY KID SISTER 6'6 -2451 NAYE? WHO SAID ALL E-6 AND BELOW? Q 6 if V. w F' LET'S SEEg 15 OR 17 OUNCES IN A POUND? If , WHO SAID I LOOK LIKE A MAID? 9 . I I 5 if SOMEBODY PLEASE OPEN A PORTHOLE YES! THE CHIEF SAID TEN DOZEN SPUDS! I I , I IfF1IV1M...1sN'T ALL THIS MO ... ..,,J.......-...-4 Vw ,gh M 'R NEY BEAUTIFUL? OH BOY! FRENCH SPAGHETTI AND ITALIAN BREAD! W YOU COULDN'T GET YOUR CHANGE BACK, WAIT TILL HE SEES HIS PAY THIS WEEK !? I CAN'T GET MY FINGER BACK !! S I SURE HOPE HE APPROVES MY EARLY LIBERTYI? WELL.. .I USED TO BE A BARBER. WHY I? .1- '. IF ONLY HIS WIFE COULD SEE HIM NOW! WHO SAID BEING A COOK WAS SAFE? ,,ff 7 f w..-.....,..O BACK ROW L-R: LARSEN RD3, PLUMMER RD1, BISSELL RD2, ST CLAIR RDC, SUGARMAN RD3, PARRISH RD3, RATCLIFF RD3, JONES RD2, SCHMIDT RD1, JOHNSON RD1. FRONT ROW L-R: DEXTER RD1, OHALLORAN RD3, BERNIER RD3, LAIR RD3, BRANUM RD2, ANGSTEAD RD1, ROSE RD2, HAMER RD3, FINCH RD3, FOSTER RD2, REECE RD3, CRUMB RD3. Wx.. BACK Row L-R: ATTREA RD3, MORRISON RDSN, WOESSQDIEQRQLY1 RDSN, LYONS RD3,SH1ELDs RDSN, RODIER FRONT ROW L-R: ROBI NSON RUC, LTJG FRANK, VOLK RDCS ,IS 5-J 5 x V LN ' A X Quia' I' . I I .. TN im L' -' I WHAT'S GUTH DOING SLEEPING UP THERE? JUST THINKg TOMORROW I'LL BE A RDBMSN I! QV ,f ffl , 7 ff I vf it 'lf f ffggl' F-733,33 Q 3' -333 5. Djs ,X 'JJ 4 Oda YES, I DO THINK I SMELL OLONGAPO. WHEW! BAD INTERCEPT f f WE'RE THE GOOD GUYS. 'ww SO THEN I SHGT THREE TIMES tm M f T --...,.' Sis I i.: ' fr T A W Q? AXMQV. ' N 'TV 17Wi'vfv3G X4 'f . fy? ,MQ -,wa X uf -9931 .Q-ug, , me v ffafnvqwm, 42 -E 1 Nmzsax KT MJ? ,J 2 'Ll , fu Va,f ffQ - , ,A ff 1. ,Q - ,ff ax .2 I NEED FORTY I E A FEI' v it K MR IVICBRIDE IS SENDING WHO TO THE FIREROOIVI ? ?? WHEN I GROW UP I WANT T0 BE A LAGGER Zim W' QQ 1-...,,,,www'm . f KN I , z I Z I hr A V I NO! I'IVI NOT WATCHING TWIGGY! WHERE'S GEORGE? THEY DON'T MAKE WHEATIES THE WAY THEY WE HAVE TO FIND SOMETHING TO DO TODAY. USED TO ! .wg ,xg Ri . NSI- fx, :1......-,- 1 1 X QQ! I .5524 hlI- '- MW THE RADAR GANG AT WORK AND LEISURE 5E 1 .A G5 GUTH'S ALWAYS JOKING 5 WOODY'S ALWAYS SLEEPING. L.. How wouw YOU KNUW JQNESQ YOUIFE ONLY A GUNNERS MATE' f ' A llllnunn NU, SNAKE! NOT TWO HOSES! PEACE in YE Elf in-.. YEA, PM SHORT! BUT PM NOT GETTING SOFT EITHER. IT'S SLEDGE! NOT SLUDGE. JUST 15 MORE MINUTES AND IT 'S THE FLEET LANES! 1 1'D RATHER BE A SCOPEDOPE THAN A BETTY CROCKER! OE-DIVISION nnux KUW L-K: LOLWING DSCS, MGE DS1, COKER ETC, AUGNST DS1, SHEEHEN DSI, BET TGER DS1, LTJG MEASLE. 2, SCHREIBER DS2, GERDES ET R2, DOTY ET R2, EVANS FRONT ROW L-R: HEILI ET R ET NZ, WHITLEY ET R3, SILVERMAN DS2. WHAT'S A HAIRCUT P? IKNEW YOU SHOULDN'T HAVE GONE OVER LAST NIGHT. -'N'-SQQL 'KW IT'S A ROUGH LIFE. LOOK DIXON, DON'T JUST STAND THERE AND STARE, SWEEP! HE'LL MAKE AN QUTSTANDING IANITOR. YOU HAD TO TELL THE CHIEF I WAS HERE, DO YOU HAVE TO CHASE ME WITH THAT DIDN'T YOU? RIDICULOUS CAMERA? W1 ANOTHER HARD DAY IN THE NTDS WORKSHOP lg,! , 5 H!! U, 3 ORN., 7 Y 1 f ,f4!' f ,,. ,f-ff' i I i 1 I J X ,XX I A 91 WHAT MAKES YOU THINK WE'RE SMART CHIEF? im, A-'ff WHAT'S THE DI DC HOW ABOUT WAITING FOR ME TO POSE? ? F FERENCE BETWEEN AC AND NO, I'M NOT OLD, THIS IS FROM TALKING TO I CRUMB. I 1 v Uv 35152 if sa I 1 1 I IT'S MONDAY MORNING AND HE'S GOTTA SMILE! HE CAN'T BE THINKING THAT MUCH ML... HI CHIEF! WHAT DO YA NEED? QC-DIVISIQN I ,,,,,,,, W 4. 1 is f 3 A S I I BACK ROW L-R: RAMZY SM3, SEWARD RIvI3, FQDOR RIvI3, SNIDER SMI, LTJG BRRGEN. LTJG NELSQN, HARRIS RMI, WINTERS RM3, RICE RIvI2. FRONT ROW L-R1 STELL SMSN, HAGOOD, SMSN, TRAVIS RM3, LOPES SN, HULSEY RM3, GRGDEK RMS, VINEYARD CYNSA, KLINGLER RMSN, STAGGS RM2. 4 I I A,'S SM Q 4 ' f X X . 40'i. ' ,' Q 'V Q M ml xx Sy, 1. f, BUDDIES TO THE END. OF COURSE I KNOW WHAT PM DOING OMEOW Elfgw .L- HEAD BRIGHTWORK POLISHER. E WE JUST SHIPPED OVER. DID I TELL YOU TO KNOCK OFF 'Q X 4 .dfik GW' I THINK I SEE A MAIL BUOY! THIS SHOULD FIX IT HOW D0 1 SPELL IT? SURE 1 WORK HAR KE 'S QQ! QE? A I 1 ' v , Q 1 f , ' I X 'i x f Fw- , WHO IS A JAPANESE STRIKER? OF COURSE THIS SPACE IS CLEAN. THE LATEST ISSUE OF PLAYBOY? NG, VVE'RE JUST LGOKING AT THE PICTURES. mf: r 'Wl..,,r , 1 4 . 4 N' ' X I 5 . xg. , 5 Q X Q ' fx X ' A 'P 'M f A 1 Aw ' QU A N .gf Q KW ff., Q 5' THE ORIGINAL PIRATE .... AND CREATOR WA-DIVISION BACK ROW L-R: WHITE STG3, HELMS STG3, ELLEY GMG3, MC CARRELL GMG3, NEUHAUS TM3, WALTON GMG3. FRONT ROW L-R: LT MC BRIDE, NELSON STG2, HUCKELBERRY STG2, LEUKHARDT STG3, WILSON STG2, SMITH TM2, MACDONALD STC. R ALRIGHT, NICHOLS GREASE THE LAUNGHER. WHERE'S RALPH? COME RIGHT TO 432 DEGREES. N. fy M4V K G, PM GOING TO CATCH THEM GOOFING OF THIS TIME. F v. P COME ON OUT OF THE WATER, ELLEY. WG-DIVISION BACK ROW L-R: MC KEANS SA, KAMAKELE SN, COLLIER SA, NIEMIERA BMC, LTIG WILLLAMS, MC NABOE BM2, DIXON SN, WHITESIDES SN, LEWIS SN. FRONT ROW L-R: DEIBERT SA, ESPINOSA SN, VOGT SN, CASE SN, SMUTEK SN, GOEHRINGER SN, PORTERA SA, ESPINOSA SN, NORRIS SA, GILMAN SA. BACK ROW L-R: GLEICHNER SA, DENSMORE SN, BLOCK SA, HANSON SA, COTTA SN, BAINBRIDGE SN, WATERS SA, BARBER SN, LUCY SA. 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