Manatee (AO 58) - Naval Cruise Book

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1973 volume:

USS MANATEE (AO-58) WESTPAC CRUISE ' 72-73 4 Final WESTPAC Deployment 13 May 1972 - 26 March 1973 FROM THE CAPTAIN ' S CABIN This Cruise Book commemorates what will undoubtedly be the last cruise of USS MANATEE to the Western Pacific. It is expected that the ship will be decommissioned in the near future. She has served the Navy for over 29 years and the cruise depicted on these pages represents her final deployment to WESTPAC. She has served in three conflicts with distinction. Most ports in the Far East have seen her at one time or another. This cruise has been the busiest of all. During the ten month deployment the ship made 13 separate trips to Vietnam waters to replenish ships of the Seventh Fleet. Over 200 ships were provid- ed fuel, provisions and ammunition during these periods. Upon arrival to WESTPAC the MANATEE joined what was to be the largest Seventh Fleet in history. The end of the deployment saw a cease fire in Vietnam with an attendant reduction in Fleet size. In spite of the busy trips to Vietnam, time was found to visit Sasebo, Japan, Kaoshung, Taiwan, and Cebu City, Philippines. These visits are also depicted herein. A ship does not perform as MANATEE has done without the dedicated efforts of her crew. The ship has been particularly blessed with outstanding efforts of men who invariably performed well. Their efforts kept the ship operational in spite of numerous material casualties. The ship, as a result, returned to her home port in better condition than when she departed. This accomplishment is particularly noteworthy when one considers the high tempo of operations when deployed. It is hoped that this Cruise Book represents completely what was to be MANATEE ' s last deployment. Many of the crew members have contributed to its puplication. Their efforts are ap- preciated. Commander Richard H. Engelbrecht was graduated in the class of 1953 from Wartburg College of Waverly, Iowa with a Bachelor of Arts Degree in mathematics. In July of that year he reported to the Naval Officer Candidate School in Newport, Rhode Island where he was commissioned in November. Duty followed as Electronics Officer and Com- munications Officer of Tactical Air Control Squadron 22 at Norfolk, Virginia. Commander Engelbrecht ' s next assignment, in June 1959, was as Officer-in-Charge of Electronics Class B School in Treasure Island, California. He then attended the U.S. Naval Postgraduate School in Monterey, California where he graduated in June 1962 with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Communications Engineering. Duty followed as Communications Of- ficer of USS SAINT PAUL (CA-73). In August 1964, Commander Engelbrecht was assigned duty as Assistant to the Naval Liaison Office CDR. RICHARD H. ENGELBRECHT, USN, COMMANDING OFFICER of the Electromagnetic Compatibility Analysis Center in Annapolis, Maryland. During this tour he was awarded a Master of Science Degree in Personnel Ad- ministration from George Washington University. In November 1966, Commander Engelbrecht reported aboard USS CALOOSAHATCHEE (AO 98) as Execitive Officer where he served until June 1968. From the CALOOSAHATCHEE he reported as the Commander of the Defense Communications Agency, Southeast Asia Region at Clark Air Base in the Phillippines. His most recent assignment was as the Executive Officer aboard USS CAMADEN (AOE-2). He assumed his present duties aboard the MANATEE in November 1971. Commander Engelbrecht and his wife, the former Bernice Hilmer of Dysart, Iowa, together with their two children, Lisa Ann and Lori Ann, reside in Long Beach, California. The Captain has the Conn. 8 November 1972, one full year in Command of MANATEE The Captain congratulates newly ad- vanced men at ceremonies in June. iail CK! LCDR Robert S. BLACK, USN Executive Officer LT Leslie W. PARK, LTJG Mike R. ANDREW, LTJG Richard DYER, BMCM Bill CORDELL Chaplain Nelson SOULOFF — ir 13 May 1972 BMCM B. CORDLE and fami ly. Chief Hull Technician D. W. BROADUS and family. Will Daddy be back for Christ- mas? BULL ENSIGN, DEPARTING ENS. Harrv DIFFENDAHL leaves MANATEE for the last time. BM3 Brian VESPER, SN LASCONIA, KANAK , BMl ANDERSON, SN MONTOYA. Commodore BOWLING, Commander Service Group ONE, at Pier E , Naval Station Long Beach. Underway for Subic Bay, Republic of Philippines. As we passed the MOLE , a few hardy friends wave good-bye. 1st Division 1st Row (1 to r) CW02 FERGUSON, BM3 GARRETT, SN TRA- CEY, SN MORRELL, BM3 LANDRETH, BMCM CORDLE. Sec- ond Row: SN HUNT, SN STEPPE, SN TASKER, BMl DICK- MAN, SA KAELIN, SN WHEELER, SA McCOY. ENS D. S. YATES, LTJG W. JACKSON, LT L. W. PARK. BM3 WALT LANDRETH during one of 1st Division ' s Holiday Routines. LANDRETH was Rig Captain on Rig 3, shown here at UNREP Stations. t iS.c. B.- I r 1st Division also had the Gig and the Utility boat. Tending the messenger. 2nd Division SECOND DIVISION. Bottom Row: CW02 FERGUSON, SN BLOOMSTROM, BM3 VESPER, BM3 MANOS, BM3 FEWER, SN LEBO, BMCM CORDELL. Middle Row: SN OSTERBERG, SN SHELL, SN CLARK, SN VIANA, SN NORTON, SN AVILA. Top Row: SN MORRIS, SN YERANCE, BM2 CRUZ, SN MOLINA, SN SHULTZ, SN CHAMBLEE. « flk t f Jtrji .r f The Great Trans-Pacific Steam Band and Cartage Company. 1 to r: MORRIS, little XO, OZZIE, SHULTZ, BARNEY, MOLINA, MUTCHKO and MYSTERY GUEST. TURN TO. FOX DIVISION FOX DIV: Bottom: GMG3 SAGER, FTGSN SPINK S, FTG3 THOMPSON, FTG2 MAHLBERG, ENS I). P. HATFIELD, GMGl ORTEGA, GMG2 BAIRD. OH ... So THAT ' S why they call him ' Thumper ' ! A CASE OF BEER if ya hit the Rig Captai WELCOME ALONGSIDE MANATEE h. yeah, C. 0. MANATEE here, I got a problem Modified Housefall being sent over to Starboard. ' m m 1 gg St- y 1 1 r iV r.. il-.« C1I7 Dili ■II p _ g ' ' i? ' MMf f tV, «• . jry Vti ' hO ' aC ' ' zrc Miii .,■•- ,. 0i- «.vM - «« ! W -iw«i ii ' . ttff f ' .tf ,- ' « •„ , •- iHHHHHI V l ■1 M bh KM Peamwork, a trade mark of Rig 7 gets the probe over, iven to TUCKER . USS HENRY W. TUCKER gets 55.000 gals, of Black Oil and a little lesson. Fleet Freight, everything from milk to mail. Here ' s a load for the snipes. Alongside Alava Wharf, Subic Bay. Amphibs load out m Bud THOMPSON Ya wouldn ' t get me on any ship that sinks on purpose An All Hands Working Party brings Supply Dept ' s stores aboard. Got a Crow! ENS GENTERT, BT3 SEARLES, SK3 WILLY Y ANDERSON, SK3 GUT, CSS FOWLER, YN2 BOSTOCK, GMG2 BAIRD. GOOD CONDUCT AWARDS: SD2 FRANCO, BM2 JONES, TN BACILES, ETN2 VIETS, GMGl ORTEGA, HEY, GUNS, How come you never got caught? And more medals: MMC MEAD and EMC PEREZ. How did ZORRO get on this page? A DIVISION LT Myles E. WRIGHT, USN CHIEF ENGINEER A GANG: 1st Row (1 to r) MMCM KNUTSON, EN3 GENTERT, MMl BAIR, MM3 LADRIMAULT, EN3 PLOEG. 2nd Row: MM3 BURRER, PN3 KERR, ENFN CURRIER, ENFN SKAGGS, ENFN JENKINS. PAPPY HAMILTON, ENl. Roger GENTERT, Don SKAGGS, , Mike MORIN, Skip AVILA, the day we left Long Beach. Brand new MASTER Chief Machines t Mate Milton KNUTSON and the Chief Snipe, LT WRIGHT. Jl B DIVISION The King of Steam and his Court. B DIV: 1st Row: FN GITTINGER, BT3 SEARLES, BT2 LEEPER, BTFX HESTER, BT2 FOSTER. 2nd Row: CVV02 League. BT.3 SCHARF, BTl O ' CONNOR. BT3 ALTRINGER. BTFN UHER. BTC MASON. Changing burners. E DIVISION Bones and CARTER on the emergency A tough generator watch - EM3 diesel MAGER E DIV: 1st Row: FN DESA, FN COUGHLIN, ICFA CUTHBERT, EM3 MAGER, 2nd Row: EMC PEREZ, FN MORIN, EM2 HEMPHILL, EM3 CARTER, LTJG T. H. PETERS. M DIVISION During UNREPS, this is never seen! Down in the vallev with David Rat Cargo pump operations and Country WINTER WILLIAMS MM3. The Home Team 1st Row: MM2 MASDON, FN LAWSON, FA REINBACHER, MM3 PALERMO, CW02 H. R. LEAGUE. 2nd Row: MR2 DAY, MM3 JONES, FN WINTER, FN TILLOTSON, MMl ROBINSON, MM3 FINCH, MM3 WILLIAMS, MM2 MILLER. CARGO R DIV: 1st Row: HT3 VICARI, FN FISH, FA URSICH, HT3 BRAND, HTl SCHEXNEIDER. 2nd Row; ENS J. M. McCUTCHEN, HTCS NEEDHAM, FN KING, FN PARKER, HT2 RADLOFF, HT3 MAXSON, HTl BERRY, LTJG TURK PETERS. This is where it all goes. Say Again! ' i 3iQt i-5 ' •Oh SECURE pumping. Sometimes Deck lends a hand in Mucking Tanks But not in firesides. And retro grade handling .... Removing the casing on 2 boiler. Hey, how come my abondon ship station says ' PORT ANCHOR ' ? - CRAIG REINBACHER. C. A. FINCH on the evaporator watch. What ' s Sounding B-902-W, a feed botton is GENE that funny light mean? GILLETTE. ' aisi Throttle flat-main control - MR2 TERRY DAY. Short timer BOB RUMBAUGH with a time check. SOME SUNDAY On the lookout. „, 0 1 - — ■ . ■ ' .V - ' H ,- k 1 js fflfc. , . 1 Standby for heavy seas! Now, the tank deck is secured Holiday routine!! Holiday routine. Holiday routine?? Making black smoke. EXAM TIME MM3 PALERMO works out the Military SA BEVANS, QMSA LEONARD and SA VIANA give the E-3 exam Leadership Exam. their best. mM Practical factors. Now why did he put his cigarette out in my 7- up? OPERATION DfiPARTME OPS LTJG RICHARD L. UTTERBACK, USN, NAVIGATOR. . . . . AND 100 CASES COKE ... My God, they DO have ' em on the BT. SANCTUARY. COMMUNICATIONS DIVISION RMSN KEN RANEY NOVEMBER, ZULU, PAPA JULIETTE. Thats us. OC DIV: 1st Row: ENS R. S. WEHLANDER, ETl MASHBURN, RMS PITTMAN, RMSN TITUS, RMC CURRY. 2nd Row: SMl COOL, RM2 JUNCKER, SM3 WHITE, RMSN RANEY, ETSN DAVIS, RMSR MOTTEN. 3rd Row: SMSN BROWNFIELD, RMS PATTERSON, ET2 VIETS, RMS DAVIS. MANUEL GARCIA, ETR3. JOE STANSBURY, 0S3. TINY at the wheel, QM3 BOB LOKEN. QMSN ROBERT HARRIS and SN LEBO on all hands working party. NAVIGATION DIVISION •Fert!?! QM2 DENNIS PAUL MICHAEL COLLEY. Leprauchauns need love too. ON DIV: 1st Row: 0S2 BILLY JOE TALBOT, OSSN DANA WOOD, QM3 BOB LOKEN, 0S2 ROBERT COPPS, SN GEORGE DANIEL. 2nd Row: QMC CARL BEHLE, 0S3 JOE STANSBURY, E S DICK SULLIVAN, PC.3 HOWARD, SN STEVE ROENING, OSC DAVID HUNTER. X DIVISION Front: HM3 KEN THORBAHN, HMC DOC OWENS, YN3 GARY CHURCH. Back: PN3 JEFF UNDERWOOD, YN2 LEONARD BOSTCOK, CTRSN (PN) JIM SHRUM. ELMER L SKINNER, YNl. BO ' How do I love the Navy? Let me count the ways Air l)eddinf . SAME. SOUTH CHINA SEA An I.B.G.B. A water spout in the Gulf of Siam. KAOH-SIUNG,j TAIWAN Kaohsiung Harbor Traffic Control Station. Chinese fishing boat. Taiwanese fishermen. BANCA Boats offer their wares to all comers. This Water Taxi, crowded with workers, is typical of Taiwan. Even in Kaohsiung ' s inner harbor, it is a familiar sight. Ah, for you, Joe, special price! Only 300 NT. . . .OK, 275 NT AND BEST OF ALL . . . . Waiting on the pier for us were: Mrs. DELORES KNUTSON, Mrs. WALTER LANDRETH, Mrs. TERRI WEHLANDER, Mrs. BARBARA JACKSON and Mrs. BECKY WRIGHT. HI! What does WHAT mean? SUPPLY DEPARTMENT. « ,■ SUPPLY LTJG WILLIAM JACKSON, USN, SUPPLY OFFICER. Unrep lookout, TN JOSE BACILES CSS RICHARD HILLEBRECHT MIKE GONZALES, SH3 in Ship ' s Laundry. Front: SA JACKSON, SK3 GUT, SK3 GRANT, SK3 CULLEN, SH3 BROSSIA. Back: SKC FERRER, SKI BELAMIDE, SA STEWARD, DKl TAYLOR, SK3 ANDERSON, SH3 HOFFMAN. FLEET FREIGHT AND STORES. We load ' em on.... ....and we ship ' em off. Front: CSC SWETMAN. SN MARTIN, CS3 BOYD, CS2 MOORE, RMl WHITE (MDMAA), FN DAVIS. ENFN CURRIER, ENS. D. S. YATES (DISBURSING OFFICER). Rear: SR HAMPSON, TN H. FRANCO, CSS FOWLER, FN MCGONIGLE, TN LACSON, SD G. FRANCO, TN BACILES, TN ROSTRO. Who was that masked window washer. That ' s right, it ' s Chick Hern ' s Old Popcorn Machine. The Soda Fountain finally opens. Well if 7-11 has it cheaper, then QO to 7-11! NILO LACSON, TN Just doin ' some paperwork. Sea Detail at AKASAKI FUEL PIER 9 ' is Norwegian Ore Carrier FRUEN in the dock next door. SASEBO JAPAN - DRYDOCK MANATEE enters US NAVY DRY DOCK 2 for repairs, in ■Jjgj January. .1! aiic.-c Maritime Sl-iI I Destroyers. MANATEE high and dry. Before the sand blasting, removal of the screw and the paint job, she sure looked a mess. Here the Japanese shipyard workers prepare the starboard blade for removal. Z % 1i And after it all, she looks brand new. FLOODING THE DOCK . . . . FLOODING THE DOCK .... . AND A FEW FINISHING TOUCHES But 29 years leave a few blemishes. That super tanker astern of us will be 10 times our size when completed, 250,000 tens. RECREATION m ' m % TO EACH His own. For five months, softball was one of the favorite games for the Manatee men. After BOSUN ' FERGUSON issued his POD challenge to the Chiefs of the Goat Locker to take on the youngster ' s of Boy ' s Town (the Wardroom) the game was on. The Wardroom had little trouble after they signed on the Captain to umpire and play right field ... at the same time. It wasn ' t until they went up against the all powerful NON-RATED team that they were beaten. Under the eagle eyes and lightening swift reflexes of Coach CHURCH they made short shift of the brass and then did it again in the night cap of a double header. Meanwhile on the sidelines, the semi-finals of the Olongapo City 12 ounce can curl championships was well underway . . . Come on boy, lay it over . . Reach the plate? I can ' t even SEE the plate! You did WHAT to his bat? Swish McCUTCHEN strikes again! Mt  So far, JUNCKER is ahead 5 gallons. Baseball goes better with San Miguel. LOAD OUT. All 0-5 and below, not actually on watch An all hands evolution to load stores. Deckload aboard, waiting for fleet freight, Alava Wharf, Subic Bay. Set the Underway Replenishment Detail .... That means another boiler on the line to Bill Searles. And sounding a tuel tank are SK3 Cullen and Willy Y While Deck readies the rigs. COMMENCE THE APPROACH Stand by to receive . . United States Ship??? On the TOLOVANA, stand by for Bolos Foreward . . . And shot lines aft. First line over on rig Three Tending the messenger Come on BEVANS, it ' s a span wire, not a YO- John Silverwood on the winch and John Steppe YO. handles the retriever. 1 rrii; . . . LT PARK on deck . • ■ Jim KERR on the Sound Powered phones EACH MAN HAS HIS STATION . . . HOLLAND, HAMBONE and . . . QM2 COLLEY on the helm KAELIN on the retriever . . . BM2 JONES and the BOSUN on the after cargo deck. ... in the after pumproom And the Wire Highline to Starboard He says he wants to know where the span wire goes. Don ' t feel too bad. Bud, ya almost hit him! You see, the icky stuff comes off in your hand. J WE HANDLE EVERYTHING From spent ammo ... to used people. One more time for mama, The business end of that Manila highline. On the TUCKER, now stand-by to REALLY Receive! y ■■■■ Tr. Jims He ' s going to check their oil and water and clean the windshield. SECURE the Underway Replenishment Detail. Say, XO what is ENS YATES doing over there? 26 MARCH 1973 Set the Special Sea and Anchor Detail LONG BEACH BREAKWATER AHEAD 10 Months and 55,000 miles later. (SEE PAGE 8.) OFFICERS: SHIP ' S ROSTER ■ ' CDR ENGKLBRECHT LCDR BLACK i;r PARK -LT WRIGHT LT ANDREW LTJG DYER LTJG FORBES LTJG MARINI LTJG UTTERBACK i--LTJG JACKSON DECK DEPARTMENT SN BURGESS SA CAREY BMIDICKMAN SN FISHER SA GIBBS SA HAMBLIN SA ETHERIDGE BM3 FEWER SA HOPPER SN LEBO SA CLARK BM2 CRUZ I SA COOPER SN DANIEL FTGSN SPINKS SN HURLEY SA JOHNSON BM2 JONES SAKAELIN SA LEWIS SN MARTIN SA MOORE SA MUTCKO SN NORTON SA OSTROWSKI BM3 MANOS SA MCMURPHEY SA MCNEAL GMG2 BAIRD GMG3 IRVIN OP ATIONS DEPARTMENT BMCM CORDLE HMC OWENS CTRSN(PN) SHRUM SN DAVIS RMSA BROWNFIELD QMS LOKEN ETl MASHBURN OSl MCGUIGAN SN MORRIS RM3 PATTERSON RM3 PITTMAN RMSN RANEY YNl SKINNER PNl WILSON PNSA ABRAM QM3 LAWS QMSN LEONARD RMSN TITUS ETN2 VIETS SM3 WHITE RMl WHITE PCS WESTPHALL OSSN WOOD I LTJG PETERS ENS WEHLANDER ENS SULLIVAN Bi lS HATFIELD ENSMCCUTCHEN SA MCBRIDE SA MCCOY SA MORELL SA MOORE SA NAVEJAR SA NIMS SA RATTI SR SCOTT SN SHELL SA THOMPSON SRPENA SN PESE SA PRICE FTGSA MALONEY SN MOUNA ENS YATES CW02ZINGALE CW02 LEAGUE C HBHKGUSON r SAPRYZY BYLSKI SN SILVERWOOD SA STEPPE SA SWEARINGER SATOLBERT SAAVILA SN CARLSON SA CARTER SN CHAMBLEE BMl SALTER SA TOLES SA TANA SN YERANCE GMGl ORTEGA R YN2B0ST0CK PN3 UNDERWOOD QMC BEHLE 0S3R0ENING 0S3 STANSBURY QM2 COLLEY SMI COOL 0S2 COPPS RMSA COYLE RMC CURRY RMS DAVIS SUPPLY DEPARTMENT SKI BELAMIDE SK3 CULLEN . SKC FERRER tSKS GUT SA HUNT SA PERALES DKl TAYLOR CS3B0YD CSl BUHRMASTER CS3 FOWLER CS3 HILLEBRECHT CS2 MOORE CSSA SANTA CSl STATEN SH3 GONZALES SA BURGIN SHI CRUZ SA JACKSON SA STEWARD SA TASKER CSC SWETMAN YN3 CHURCH HM3 THORBAHN RMSA DORCHESTER RMl CARNEY ETR3 GARCIA ETRSN GROVER QMSN HARRIS PCS HOWARD OSC HUNTER RM3 JUDD RM2JUNCKER TN BACILES TN FRANCO SK2 FRANCO TN LACSON SDl MIRANO TN ROSTRO msm-u ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT H J ;n|erI ,S N f MM3 BURRER ENFN CURRIER ENS GENTERT FAHEBER1 BTFA SPENl BtFA WILS( BTlWOOLIJRIDGE IC2 BASFORI) EM3 CARTER FN COUGHLIN ICFA CUTHBSRT MM3 PALERMO FNREINBACHER MM3 WILLIAMS FA WINTER HTl SCHEX ' EIDER HT.3 URSICH PN3 KERR FA HITTESDORF ENS JENKINS MMCM KNUTSON ■lyrF.flfLCKERSON BT:! WRINGER BrF fGlTTINGER FN HESTER EM FN DAVIS FN DKSA EMFA HARBOR MMl BROOKS MM2 CHAMBERLAIN MM2CRnZ mrl ' day HTl BERRY FA COOK FA GREEN t FTG2MAHLBERe MM3 LADMIRAULT MM3 LOWE ENS PLOEG FA HILL f FA KERCHEFS ' BTC MASON BTl O ' CONNER EM2 HEMPHILL EMS HOLT IC2 LYNCH MMFA DEXTER MM3 FINCH MM3 JONES MM3 JONfiS HTFA GRE HT3 KING HT3 MAXS MM2 SEIFERT ENFN SKAGGS FN TILLOTSON TFA PARRISH ' BT3 SCHARF BT3 SEARLES FA SHAFFER EM 3 MAGER FNMORIN f EMC PEREZ i5 MMFN LAWSON I BT3 MARTINEZ MM2MASD0N MMC MEAD HSTN MCGONIGLE 4fCS NEEDHAM HTFN PARI AilP! PERSONNEL TRANSFERRED SINCE LEAVING THfi STATES ON 13 MAY 1972 imrm . THOMAS J. BENNETT TERRY E. DRIVER GLENN F. ASHOFF MICHAEL J, GORMADY GARY D. KLEMEK GEORGE 7LLA EDWARD J. PODHIRNEY JAMES A. RASKOV JOHN C. MARCHAND LYNN E. HOLTON STEPHEN L. TRACEY DUANE P. KING WILLIAM S. HAMILTON RICHARD L. SAMS MANUEL B. CASAOL LAWRENCE L. LEEPER DONALD L. . RROWOOD AUGUST W. OSTERBERG ROY B. GREER WENDELL L. THOMPSON KENNETH E. CORBETT JERRY T. RUSH ALBERT P. KOOISTRA GREGORY A. THOMPSON DUVAL W.BROADUS REGINALD L. NEIL KATTERHEINRICH DONALD W. MORTER REX A. GAUB JAMES A. ERICSON WILLIAM H. NEWTON HENRY LASCONIA VINCENT MONTOYA BERNARD J. ENGLEMAN CARLTON A. HALL DONJ.BRINER WILLIE A. JONES CRAIG M.JOHNSON DARRELL D. BUNDY RONALD K. KALILIKANE RICHARD VICARI PHILLIP R.PENNE JAMES C. BAEHLER ROBERT E. BEVANS DON G. FARRETT RALPH E. LATAS TEDDY M.B AIR GENE G. GILLETTE DOUGLAS E. HOLLAND BRIAN M. VESPER TERRY D.WHEELER JAMES C. BROSSIA RICHARD A. BROWN MICHAEL J. SCHWEBACH LEON H. POTTER JODIEL.IVEY WAYNE D. ROBBINS CAL A. LOMBARD RICKEY L. ORTEGA MICHAES S. DAVIS EARL L. EMORY ffl HERMIDO A. NUNEZ MARVIN L. BLOMSTRON BILLYJ.TALBOTT DANIEL C. POST JOHN M. HAMPSON ROBERTA. NUNES CHARLEY ROBINSON GERALD A. SCHULZ ROBERT G. RUMBAUGH WILLIAM D. RADLOFF BOBBY G. BENNETT JERRY D. HENWOOD ROBERT J. MILLER ROBERTA. HOFFMAN BERTW. JOBSON PATRICK G. FOSTER JOHN E. FISH WILLIAM - ' Y ANDERSON DAVID L. BIRD WALTER LANDRETH CHARLES E. NEWTON ROBIN L. ENGEN EDDIE H. HOLDREN CLEO R. BRAND MICHAEL S. WALKER TERRENCE L. UHER THOMAS M.MILLS DANIEL K.GRANT CRUISEBOOK STAFF EDITOR: ENS DICK SULLIVAN COPY: YNl ELMER SKINNER, JIM SHRUM PHOTOS: LEONARD BOSTOCK RICK DAVIS JOHN FISH PAT FOSTER GUY PALERMO PHIL PENNE CHAPLAIN SOULOFF DICK SULLIVAN WALSWORTHVyW Cruise Book Sales OfTices PUBLISHING III ' 57 Herschel Avenue COMPANY JULA ' ' ' ' ' ' ° ' ' i ' ' ' ' ' 9203 ' Marceline, Mo. U.S.A. • J