vga! 'Of + . 1 , 1 , ..,,,4, vi-' .J 1 f I , 0 V, . livin' .- ,M U Q 16 vti Thi 'S what We did .. r T ,.f.pm .,.,..,,Mf..-ugfs num-ru-vsv-lQF'l'i r I 3. ,J fy 9,2 ' ,t Q? .J 1 V f I 'V 1 4 'Ari . 'f'I.- S ll f . 1 I x I I ,-.Q --9 s. H.. 'Y vu si . I a sh Yi' xv.. 1 ,v .N . .L - QQv-u...x,,,x,,,x ..-, q V A Q so - -4 L-,Ax-f' S ' '- Ao 4 , - ,- wr L. ,,...,., N.. ,isa M X.-,W - ,... W-.... W. x W ,.,. ... I ,- -. .Q A- .,, ,Xs -.pf 1 ,3-.1 3 1. CFLUSL iTwM3L,L.1 Qi . b wzff Q USS WIARKAB AR-2.3 WESTPAXC '6 6 Her Story You CA oo Lor oi THI c ne thing isnt easy rl muuh Il 5 l 1 sy 1f you re marrled or have a steuily uirl I t rough the Uoodbyes I I I Hfth day of February when we left ind win. chlldren, and sweethearts stood in puddhs in the p1er at Alameda to waxe Uoodhyc. I' ' the new men 1t was the start of in advan- ture They looked forward to new experi- ences IH forelgn lands The old hands could look forward to another trlp to XVESTPAC. But weall knew that whatever was in store we were golng for a reason MLXRKAB and her mens purpose for CX1St6l1CC during the coming months Would be to provide repair serv1ce to SEVENTH ELEET ships Over 100 combatant ships received vltal upkeep assist- ance alongslde MARKAB. Many of the de- . xl' a.. a x ug - I ' ' 5? 'af 'N' f 1 Y 5 , 'Y Us urn: i fn fic L S f I, A ,Sgr if n that 1 r ff 'AN . w 1 L wwe x yew ' uf ii! I dont know George. I think its chocoIate . That dosen'T hurt much Ergg . if Q Powered by the oldest Navy engine F11 The Vegcx's in sight. U Make if fosf. F? 5 Qs-w Au, ,ew Wi.. 7 Loading Up for XVQstPaC or Turn to for deck force We may be o little top heovy. .1 25 j 2 W We'll need this boo? of Mcnilo. Watch your toes. 0 Q 'Q is ,...4 Con I go foo? gi ,,,.,. 0 - W I ,dv , Q 1 '1- If's gonna be o long Trip. U rcgnfypd Q, gr N' ' ' rate: A ffm , ff , ,s, ff f i N w , -. if f 1 X , .,v f - p , b , . K , , 0 I 1 If I V V , I , a t .I 1: R 1 .G . 93 Y Wwikk 3 F .1 .. ,V , ., V V ,WL-U 1 V- , ,yj 3, X V x K sw-as Q K . v 1 f fi V ff, fQi 'Wf1 2 M. nf- 1 ,Q , ,Z b M V , g ' ' , , ' ,', Dig' Q 'gn alegb' ? 'i.' . MTW . 5 'ls' re: -rf - f Ja. .4 if , A I 3 A ' ff Q K Haul out our cameras.. Hawaii has many faces and all ol them arc lwaulilul- No Wonder that visitors are tempted to talw so many pictures. MARKAB sailors were just as showy with their cameras as the others and you could find ilu-in .11 most of the tourist attractions near Pearl llarlmr snap ping pictures like they had stock in Kodak. This is getting confusing. ? ., ' ? I-if :5g!!'!'2!K0'6'6I6'oi4-- r,vv vw ff 0 O 323:23 ixaff KM cy up i hell ,,, . ,Q ' v 'F PQ'S2ff'7l'QQgi p4,Q, 9 x aw Qmqw, Pmchbowl Norlonol Cemetery Digmond Head 'ff ,f ', ,e ww, Q, ,fi ,W M ff ff , 'V'F FNIHN1: --'wmnnpf ' ,YY i , A i .Q K '04 ,H V. . L' . N' A' ., A' ami by Aw L A' ,..- f Q N ' A L' 1' Q .1 mm ' ' e i i e e' fi i ew i fi P' Superman of Waikiki. Follow me, men. , nn--i G i Chaplain Goss starts a new religion. , Punch Bowl Crater National Cemefoff Ahcar, there leavin' me here for the shorks. vg.,,,.W ,,A. X R' y 'sf . em 4 + ff Ml?-fF 'fsm 3f!? iiffw- 4.hQP.lIvl'K I At the Infernofionol Market. . . i9'?'i'f -ni A LD fwimi. X. .11 . - M Some guys miss call the ha f 3 f I 1 A I ,.,,v QF? 4 x 'f 1 Q , U, ,fb , U., x Te YZ 1- ' olderl 1 4 x I 2 121-Z! 11-P' 1'zw'o11 A an wO1116tl1 .-v 1 f CRGSS TI-IE ISC MARKAB's arrival at the International Date Line was marked by a ceremony that was the first of its type on record. Those who had never been through the sacred Golden Dragon s domain before ww ere 1n1t1ated. Ks Officers and enlisted men alike were ,aff 'dr . 0' salt water while the salts X VX cleansed in the Dragon's Tail with gy, an ,f who had been oxer be i A37 fore laughed it up. ,ff It fa, W X 4' It's cz Tony! Chief Neptune Rehberg. C0 EPTUNES 81 STA I 'F X ' Meehng nn the Rexs chamber. Stand b G Q Y ' u upples . Copy Heep? Q7 88,5 X 'fff l'1NsvHwf1-u.,.,.X , , A w W . e WJ -A. iili1.EFl'fhI lfilfllnlfl' f ei 'fl' . Q3 1 The drc1gon's toil gives C1 salty cleansing. 'Tu K' Doc Percher1's remedy -11 xl' M1 ,W . B -4' ,,,f Eyeing the target. Get mm VCV Don't be boshful. 0 mf How about a WOShCfffSin C I' VV ,., 1 ' ,110 ,lv J.. ' . V ' xl, in ,. 1 ,sw-, by ,H Yugi , ,...y-4, x v V I r ,.. - . G lyk, Q M. ,no-A . ,, , wal x 1 ' x x ,-df' He followed us to Mczmlo. .4 it 1 nw He con't sing but he's o great MC W A Taste of Sou? Q if wg .. fx ' ,-ff K- HN X , qx an , ' J t J 151' ' a I Burge 84 Merrill on guntar, Carrington 8. Aguular snngmg A ' cmd Tommie Edwards on Sax. Trini Ramos. Doc Crawford works a spell. Mud Lqd Merrill, Don Carr plgkin' and singin'. Righteous Brother Gonzalez Louisiana Drummer Boy STUPENDDUS AMAZING THB WOALD'S GREATEST PRESTIDIGITATDRS DT THE TDAH iii THE DEATH-DEFYING HUNGRY HAIGHT THE PIE-INHALER THAILL TD THB MESSY PAGE OT ENS. THIEMAN EX-T GHEELEADERS CALL THE SHOTS I EEEDIIE THE EIGHT a i' 543 HUNGRY HEIGHT WUEYFQK Y PIE INHIILEII WH: MEENIEICENT EIITTLE I 4'-E 1? SIIVOEINE VICTORY ,SQL 'ZUD HUNGRY SZ-HLUHS WITH THEIR SIGHTS UN BEEPSTEHH Ld , 4.l......---f--r , ,.-,-, ....,,. ,, W. ,V 5 md Would you believe ,sq N ,,v--'- in Seaweed beormg one three zero! ':Chow wotch ..... ready to Iood spinach, Underway Pwain -4- VWM. IM 53, wi F 'V X . It Q' ii 'M' ev s Q ur Q 1 2.3 Q I Q , 1 Q , 4 University of Santo Thomas Telqf m , -K E, V J , 9. l'lsssTl Hsssfl ..... Its a bird, its a plane nd 3 1 I' 4 K san-ual J Unlverslfy of Santo Thomas Rizal War Memorial, the changing of the guard. Don'f look now but there's someone looking over your shoulder. w 1 I Country rncmsion H: OI L, 415 ' xx knwlysg - . X rllnfil I lk Q3-.-'infos 1' .4 ff If runs on Son Miguel. lt. L- Fiivpvyrx ,..?' ...f -4 di o J'- --n-1 - A Q. - 85030. 'l'f utkll Q iw 85.515 If it 'ff' - 2 Ni? 9? ,.- ,.,:4. In ,J N Qifx Q- n ' a V' ,' Q . ana ,A 4 Alu lu - a -Q, . ' Wm., 4 'SJ u 1 .L xx.: N 4: -A Y ' 1 5 5 A' -'A JA! u I Q 4 vii elf la-1 lv L I -.,. n ' 1 , ! ' If l R . 9 5 .rn'X..2i.wq-4 .BH ' V I I Q 'sfvsr Wf'lio'f :,' ... - ' Q. -I' ' 1 7 4 .1 H1 . ' J Q , V, '. 'V A l 1 iv . ls -N ' i 1 ' . ' N 7, . K' .. D ' ,I ll Wt, - f'-ll! 7'4 'I , sg' V' Q Ai f . ' .3 f -M-A-A A-A-W Y ' 5 , U , X . 1 ' .- 1 :N A 3 J! fo-1 .qs ' 1 a ' f 5 my '- . Q ' 1 s -'P 'X 3' A fr 4. a g -f, QQ 1, 5 U . 4,5 U' I md nd . ' ff., l4lAu.,'TPail-pt , . . I 1 -4 I 1 H..- ' V' X' , ' 'jf 7 'If A , 1. 1 La D ' t 14 if - t I - 1 I 2 6' ' nf . , 5 2.3 I ' ,vs ' ,L ' f' f 1 1 +4 1 Q. -. ' -, R1 ff. If D' Q f f 1 ,ef , . f . 4., . , ,J if 9 f ' 1324 ' f Forty USO girls were kept dancing. The Bamboo Twirlers 5 'ggley POW, i 5 Cheek to cheek. , Wuich Your toes during the '-'HQ dance' A U T, I l claim This rock for the U. S. Navy! A faithful guide. Pagsanjan Falls . .. or Look Ma, l'm Tarzan. or How l leamecl to stop worrying anal love tlie l3.l.' Q, .f S I A T 1 if arf ' it 1 3 Josie is the cute one, Llereno the 6-1 ,go 4462-?.,m-f, Q' ,,' ' 'L -' o Vzqpi . iff' F 1 - 'uf ,, ,.ga, sv, M, -I . it . F- V, X V K. 1, X Get reody . bi g one. Mikel ond the merry MARKABS 1 wg-F.. ff -Y 1 X 1 SX wziiirx , A ,LS ,M 'A Ml xQNJkif .WX,XX ,, .2 5. 1 3 ' A if Q30 -Q ,, W, Q ' L Y St,kS5xfjS e .Q - 5- X.X g 5 if 'S ff- ' Vx. X 1 ,Wav . o ' I X ' dxfw' . N.. -,H ,Q 3 ,. Xi tx - Z! S fxg f X. N , ' f all .' A I-,K ,Q Jfhmp . X , sg . ,X I-if f -1 X 'fn-2. -X' . P- -QC.. ' ,Q ,fry I fi dim: ,.f,.A35s?31X35qSX ,i , ,X , , A IX . '46 I 5, fi 'f Q., 5' , ff , y U, 1,3 ' Kggvxiex 531'-LX ,Q N re v B- -A , 'N f,. xg G JN 1,l ,wigly 20. L-'ri x 5' git lfffisfg X-I2..-7 e f -K .6 , f V v . L ,y 5- A ff .-f ' f , '-sta-mffnf X if if S X X a oi' ft .ff .,,.,,a-f.zfw- wi' ,sf it-:Xvf , 1, Ku- L, W t. Q 9-4 e, Muff X gp,,,,Xg ..wp,Q,,,Xw ., WV. X, I 1, , 5 A. ,Gr ,, is '.XQ-44115 A Q' 'SJ '- 2.1 1 , f 'ki '-AAU! .5 1' , L- X -X xii ff X vg, t K l R 9. f' , +C., X 'A 1. ,X W N as - pu, -A - tx , H, ' ,f V , 4 , 1'lx P' Af Xe : Q- 'msn Q ' ,f ,n,,- -- L f , X , my A411 ,, X , at 'i v , f 0 -.. . X QX. Q ' ' 4 H ' -5- -'M , X S ' 'IM 'af Y f w eww ' N' Q., J, - - X 'Q ,le ,, ,. nw x ,-V , - Q .- Q i Q ' Q 'H iw. f:5X.Xf 4 Y .-ig 76-1' ' f , 'F' ' ' L 'QSC fs'-f12. -' ' X u X .X', f ' -L. ,Q . xv , W o XgX w gy S. -R. g , 4. no ,' .' W , X f , ' ESS-is - - .W D ' - H , w k k X Get set... X i X ,XX X ' N X X X W ,X X Q is Go! Corregidor More than Ioo MARKAB sailors Visited Corregidor. In April and May of 1942 Americans defended this island fortress for 38 days, denying the japanese use ol' Manila Bay, and upsetting the timetable for the planned in- vasion of Australia. The old fortifications, massive caves and ruined barracks still stand as a reminder ol' one ol the most heroic stands in VVorld War Il. if-,A I My 5 6 rx DJ' I-YQ , 3 Q V ' J ,. .' in g--L ' ' .l,. 1 , ITTEILE.'.'i-'ilravih l' Whct they need is some urban renewol .,:':. 'jf-AHF' Prepare 'ro rom! ,J 2 Duty yocht. Ah, come on guys. Throw the line. h 5 5 l...l Think The heads sv -,.,g t Y ' I lf YOU oct up cxgonn III rouse the ' Crm' Don'T look now fellos, but L sz ,,,,so t ,tex 1 1 Who'f's with oll the guilty looks? 1-in. I. N I N,'9. -A l l Bataan Uay Ceremony About 16 M:XRK:Xli sailors accompanied Manila USC girls lo the fXmcricpan National Cemeterx' during our stay to lionor llic men laillecl cluring the Bataan Death March ol X'V0l'lll NVar ll. -N I 1 571.1 dj a Q2 QA . ... A,-af ,af A-My iw, Q Q .Y M I M, , I-,..u Is. L 5 M A R Q I X ' 1 .. ax.g..1.l.A,qp.,. a . ' ' ,f,, I , W-nf:-w'Ak Q -ya, VM I kg! I I F Q 5 E l l -i--he ir M MH ,Wu i Env,-W 1 , ..., ,,,,.,,,,,,. ,- -f-- - fm-1-nf'-Q--.-+.? merican ational Cemetery x. ,Q ,n. .... K f - -.XJ A a s 4' A I I J w' ,M .Ji , -. Q, . 1' V f.' V -v-1i XA' .Y 'Su Q- .f.,j ' 7 if wg eeg, .e. e ,.,. , . . x H9511 , I L e Q s IN ,pew MARKA B Public Service Service to the Fleet and the country means more than readiness for war. All Naval activities must try to play a partin the winning of friends for the U.S.S. MARKAB's public spirit is a carry over from the can do spirit and of the desire of crewmen to meet the people of the countrys they visit. Capt. Hoeppner presents books to the Asia Foundation represenative, Mr. Johnson in Manila. MARKAB unloads Handclasp bofzi-fs, GPERATION HANDCLASP QPERATION HANDCLASP is a Navv prograni designed fo PrOf1'1OtC good Will with other nations if free deliveli' Of vital goods by Navy ships. MARIQAB took paffin the Program by delivering nearlv 2i.ecc school b00l5 fOr. tlse by Filipino children. Wie delivered them to the Phll1PPiHe Navy at Manila and they were taken bv them to the Asia Found , J U ation for distribution The As1aF0Uf dation collected the books in the San Francisco area- MARKAI3 Sets Blood Drive Record 5 ' blood lor use in l'ilipino hospitals. 'lihe program xx.. 1 Ameriean Legion. You'd better stop nurse, he's ticklish. ,fx 5 I I ' ' Okay, take the needle out. y ' PEZ-,Ye nUc,:Sgr.glve You my The iokes over! Id give her o fifth! The men ol' the Xl.XRK:XB set .1 new reeord for hlood donations at Manila. lhex' donated oier 220 pints ol lx 6' 4 carried out hx' the Philippine Real Cross and the l'hilippine Kitlclie Visitors About iiaster time someone suggested that we invite some liilipino orphans ahoarcl for an Easter egg hunt. No sooner had the suggestion come up than it seemed they were running arounci the ship looking for the salty , hunny s eggs. I i i At least we got them to porode rest. i wg wif 'l i' Xf' Q'Qj., if 4' yA S A X 3 S .Q f SXSEERH . .1 RSV A fy S X g xxx . 'V if xl ALI GAN SCI-IGUL PAI Tl G Funny looking overheod. MARKAB got to exercise some of her crew's finest skills on this ro'ect, the Painting of Salingan School at P J Rosario. Sailors get plenty of practice at painting hut seldom work on schools. This one took two days. Re- freshments and pretty school teachers to look at were plenty of pay. L k oo at the pretty school mcarmgl 'x itll s lf l l My Q- ---e ' 'ne shouldefSlW' Es QQ.-V ' Q 4 Q A14 rgigci Salingan School. Ki'S'v525.sW53 'V f X wa-LL,p' uQ . 'A' ig lg ,' fini' 4 '71 ' 4. I o . fm ILGL' u...QQ,NM sy' Iss f 4521r ' Ae' 5 'W 32: ,sis n 'I gs' Oh, the monkeys have no talls an Zamboanga. ' ' ' Wonders Weathers Karstetfer Moncado and kids. obj-L 0 Karsfefter up .... or is it down? .... on Horned Fury. H we tw fs Un ilu- um tu Sulwu xxx Imcl an I.S.k. X Q if-'I if .f V K , lb ' ' in X fl ' ef' 'f . 'I P 1 V A . ' yn ' lf. X .. H ,I M , . 1- ,M f' , aww' . w..'.,f Ty-'s --1 - K dx, f. M ,,.,Vyf, . x 0 ,. .wzff Ei-D4 -'. 'P lj .A . '-fd A. F ,.fs:if'-' P , ' K fn' uf: Nhriv ' -24' f 4 N X TN K4 g N 1 . ws 4.1 Q.: .- V, ,lp Olongopo ,M- ail ,... A 'L -.. Wx. In NM . ix ff ,,,f xx ? W K ff Change 0 F a 1- Commanc rc'-J X .7 'mf ,.-f C ,fx N- Q I. jg , max ' W A S II May 1966 3 Z 'V Ha So This is IHING KUNG KONG is one of the top liberty ports in the Pacific and you can always count on MARKAB sailors to take advantage of a good thing. If its shopping that interests you Hong Kong is the place. Its free port status allows people to purchase goods from all over the world tax free. Top entertainment and food is also to be found in her clubs and restaurants.. vt ,sax-.Q i ,F- Tioer Balm Gardens The Disneyland I the Orient Look! Theres Flipper. You have 70 'e5P'l n aff? who's that wifh 0 tiger, Q Q ' , W4 ' wk' f w 3, ,Mr 1 L I an ' 1-lull: H Tiger Pagoda: lill- 4 fixup WW Q 1. I ,A H. W..-uv' gl' M,-:iw X X K. ,. , 1 I ,M ,. M' !.'Q?7rn I Yo 4: V! 4 - , ,V Q ll ' w K 1 1-gm.-4 wDD Q X .f ml ,1 I , 51. ' A1Q,3'4R1' n1 'P 'eg ml, ,,,,f 4 A ' Q. f 5 4 f' :2f Y ' .rf - PW' in I Ar 1 5 , o -0' ,bogzgj 'w sr' ' , R -..- kv. ,I 4' A 32 A 'H 1 5 x.,. 3 5-tx 4' N :cv ka ffl F ?1 'Q'- iw' 1- 1111111111 Hong Kong is ca blend of Old China cmd the New West ,...-.W .ve H..- 1' I' lst is-, in-I' -1 Q: ' - 'Pwr' ' ul . ,gin- , ,sau .. -.4Q . v H. ff. it Nl... A City of Endless Var f l 'f Q fail fiat 44'-if Hifi! if Iii' A if 43 ...-4' .J '7',-EA-2. 1 1 fi lil E Q , 4 . -s.. , x '52, . ., . 5? y fjfhir Y. '.Jx f:? ki fo i 4-4.17: fr mrfwg rs ,, Q be ' H is F 51 N V1 54 H '-.rr If' i' I' X s A' 5 rv f AM .R 'J' Q. . . '- y 4 A rs, J .ie .4 v. W-.. -awww-s-.1 S f as f . ff f ' , - K K ff f ,, .X - . x W f ' 76: W ,Vx X f ' x x -X QS . xi- '5 ' ' x fn f mf 4 ,nm , 0. - 1 Q -X , .L My , f ,M ,, W HQ? 0 Q ' 1 R ' - K- ,fa ggi! ffafg 0 f-, ,XX-XQM iX.iX:RQgS- f W -W' ,,fKf.Xw4'-.YM-ff,S A , ax- x -Q - - --- 1' N X - x 'Q f Af, , ,. ,Q ,bf 4. X.---,:,, Ds 51 xx -X X. 5. --Q,- I A f f 0 i f, X A f X X- 555- 7 , ,iff , ,I , V . . - -- - - L Shmto Shrme at Ueno Park, Tokyo 1 Bf5??iE.5i I ,tml Yllllifliii fUlifll5Fl0IAll0lEIiHll IH ll!! UU N9 Ill IIEGIEV CH Q- .mn nwnnu gpqfllffi Main Gate-Yokosukct. Th ieves' Alley. Yew sam set your watch by these trains. he-1: , K: :gi , 51 -f , . , W? lv 15 ,64 in 'Ilfm1' ' W... F . K , wg, ,.,' wf' '1 'Tl V fy -'-,c., Q53 li W 1 1 1 Tokyo Tower ff- r 1 If 4. 'fl A x 3 7 ' f. - K l -R ,, vaiggi F MQ ' if-1:4 vi 5 +V if rf Q, K121f,x. ,.. u I X' H N 1-Q ' 'v Li' 4 s nib ff-15 QP. I ff In I s I -I -11 ' . 'fl WK l 4 1, ,f, , ig. HL si The Great Buddha, Doibutu, ot Komclkura LA , . Liwgyn P Where The action is. , A a X Higher hemlines are The style 1 -Fifth Year MARKAB in arlcl it was owl shoulfl turn f, a twenty-hw worlfl now aim since she was june igth of was commiwf l'l3VlI1gll3GCI1fJ vessel. The prouri since her lirs attack cargo in her time girls she had shelf like a if L ' i birthday on hem i .1 iv ropriate that all hy f celebrate. Shef old woman ofq had been on they fiiiant in 1941, ly: year that MARl4 as a Naval sliipa' built as a mercl plaved mantra farance. Shewas c a clestrovei teii hge a lot of attrafi -if 1-we her time on :wer and waS deff missionecl tv always managfi bounce back the time cami action. The crew fe s ber many' H will the ship's ' 'gbough somC0ll language mig record. Her pretty. The affair was that one MARKAB, cotilriii the fourth flo Yokosuka, japane be s was as tasty8S better left Oli iv il shame of fhel being how' h any it attend T 5 P if the Club Allianfl 'r Q i :,: - '...::.:g.,14g,.g:,1f-..,, 4 f n ff!! R . J. E gf,1: '1',. A 'I yr .fly-, vhg ,,Q.e.. ,H I Aft' l ly ly ,N ml, l f l fall : If is -' . -A ,L Service lo the Fleet. l l' X Would The owner of the bar girl in mess And Then the Shore Patrol sczid tg me . .. MARK B QFTB LLERS Comfltacts Ygk r 0 l ' J ,- . Su ia Shlps Inxltatlonal lournament Cl IAMPS Boker, Olmos, Grass, Mobe, Fernando, Percherf, Mix, Dedrickson, Murray, Reynolds, Degroffenried Dibbg, KV , Q, .vi K, , fp , Q1 QfWFlwa'r I Q ifvfi. in iaggizulllall lllghllmlllllmu I -Q , g 5 4? X f' y r --- fw CX Q ff , H mf , - e gee , b X LV X' 9 'Qf S QQQEA 5 V X ' A wa x A .1 . X + i L ff, ,. 4 - 9-M xx uf .X X 1 x ' I '77 f ff , f Q1 Q 9 X I X MW f X, W Nt 77351 ,ff v' 955 J .. 1 . M Hu ,f , Y f V W ,J .x Q 1 Q , f- 1, f . ... Q 2k+ N .rw X7 A9 1 ' lag Q' WM VV-f 5 s ' f A f ' j v Lx 7 1 wi' W W Mi, , va, Q. 0 ' f X il? M Mf,f!fjZf'if?,fvf4! rj 5 .f -5 ' Wg ikzw gn fl u, Q Mug X Wyfmj 'Nxvil in MVN 1 ff! , ' 'WH I ,Mr 'L' ,LH M4 W fwgflf Q if M. I, T' J QU wt V f f? K4 f X X i ' dak fm 6 ' ET Q WX AX K NMMA x4r ' ---'I im' .' I M T W fl N. . l ,Q uf A 1 X f I IM WW fu Q 0 'Qx QP f y f ' Y 3 X -,ZS K ff! r- X , , J Elin L S c , . Commanding Qilficer Captain Frederick R. Hoepprlel' Born on 7 l'L?l7I'Lldl'X ioib ill Scattlv, XN'.lNl1lIlQIt1l1, L'.1pl.1i11 llocppncr cntcrccl tl1t- L1111c1's11x ol XN.1sl1111Q1o11 .intl 1111111-tl tlic L'.S. Naxal lSL'NL'l'XC i11 ww. lluriiiv 1l1t- lailcr part ol 5 1940 lic was sulutit-tl lor tlit- X-7 progixiiii .1:1tl was to111111is- sionccl as cnsign in lcl11'i1a1'x lKI-tl. llis first sliip was tlit- LSS K XIIIURNIX1l3ll,i,,1ixl1v1't- lit- scrvccl as CXYU, Signal Ull1tv1'.1111l Xss1s1.1111 X.11iQ.11o1', Sliorlv lv alltcr l,t'dI'l ll.11'lio1' lit' .1ss11111twl ti1111111.1111l ol 1l1t' LSB Xll' lfll, a11 iiisliort- pair-il l1o.11. Xlivr to111111issio11i11g llltx ltss lJl1NVl1li llfl.-531 ill lulx 11147, ln- st-rivil o11 llt'l' as Signal Uflictti' tlirougli ll1t' siiliiiiioii lslaiiil x.lllIl1.llQIl. ln IQ44 lit- atlt-iultfil to1111111111i1.1li1111s post Q1'.11l11.1lv tUlII'St'S at tlic Natal yXc.11lt'111x, .111il 111 111.45 lit- tUI1lIlll'wSlUllt'tl llit- USS l,ll ll.l', ROKR 1Ll+i?1, st-rxiiig .is Lo1111'1111111i.1l1o11s illlltl'I' anal latcr as NtlNlQtllUl'. lolliiiiiiig Il1is in-11' tours .is t'o111M municatioiis Ullitvr .111il l.1It-1' as fX.11ig.1lo1'. lollfmiiig lliis Wcrc tours as Qilllilliilllllt.lllHl1N Hlliivr, C'fJ,'XflC'pXlilJlX1' 4., lint- Scliool, tlicn Ullitc, l5il'L't,ifll' Naial clfllllllllllllitlliUllS. Returning to sca in iqgi as l'x1-ciiiiw Ullicvig USS DUNCAN CDDR-8745, ancl Coininancling Ullitvr, USS ll.VV. 'l'UCKl:R QDDR-8759, lic assumt-tl cominancl ol tlii' U. S. Naval Conimuni- cations Station, Scattlc in 19g4. liar lt to sua as CUMSlzVlzNl'lfl S Communications Ofticcr in 1957, lic rcportccl to ClNCP,'XCl9l,'l' as Fleet Communications Officcr in 1959. From june 1956 until reporting as Commancling Olliccr, USS MARKAB in April I965, Captain Hocppncr was lacacl, Naval Communications Systems, ancl NAVCOMMSYS Advisor to CNO. l I 5j.,,,wu1V Commanding GICHCGY X I f iifg' . . K C K is Copfoin Chorles C. Gibson Born I7 February 1921 at San l,Jllf'QUq I Gibson graduated from Reno, Nevada High St is attending schools in California and Nevada In 1938 he enlisted in the regular Navi aixfi the enlisted ranks to quartermaster cghiel being commissioned as ensign in 1944. the Navy in 1946 as a lieutenant fjunior gin University of Nevada where he was auarfgf Arts degree in English in 1950 returning to Captain Gibson received a Master of Arts fit' George Washington University through oli-. Captain Gibson served on the Heavy Cruiser Small Seaplane Tender ABSECDN, Tugs CANC it transports SHANKS, AINSWORTH, and was on the Attack Troop Transport DKANDGAN He served in the Training Division, Burea sonnelg as Commanding Officer U. S. Naval ar Reserve Training Center, Oshkosh, Vvisconsin 1 mwder, Naval Reserve Training Command as lv and Polic g and S H7 Y On ta of Commandant. District as Director of Naval Reserve Prograr' In 1965 he was advanced to Captain and se Chief of Staff for Naval Reserve and Training District be fore assuming command of MARKTI-1 Captain 5957 alter efl through er before grain left Attend the or acahelor ol in IQQI. 9g3 from Lendante. - YAXPOLIS, SALISH, 1 'svv 'e Officer Naval Per- 'fne Corps of C0111- 1 for Plans 5 wth Naval 5 Q Assistant iinth Ndlal Executive QFF1Cers Commander George Sfepcmidn l,,. e e Commander Lorren G. Harper CHAPLAIINVS CFFICE Chaplain Hugh S. Goss 1 M Brainstorming journalist Knowlton I , 3 ,. ll ' . l '-in A pause for deeper meaning. C CHAMN 55.7 Well, Ann Landers says Cammack and Gardner design a new mor1eY making scheme. Operations OFFicer esggltv 7 J it I 1 , 2 , v' A Q ' A 'N 5 3 4 J, I s 5 fig? ll f f' 7 sr if 9 LT. George Bauer 5, William O'Brian SM2, Kerry Carson RD3, John Regadera RD3, Michael Mikel RD2, Richard Head SMl, James Williamson RM2, Edward R. Payne SM3, Gary Kammeron QM3 Vincent Bertolini SA, Anthony Barbleri SN, Jaybee Heffron QMSN, Russell Hull SA Robert Jernigan SA, James Freeman SA. I 1 Q: 5 l l 1 l I ' - C 1 Surfis U Say, isn't that a carrier Picking out his next song. I can't get channel 2! pl fifty yards ahead? 1 ll if-s.. Y IUKE o, J Too bad we don't have a fold out. .,,,. X31 e YhV? M 3'-fx. 5 l think we better let him down, he's turning purple. H..A..V..E..Y,,0 A..N.. .. .. fl ,Q ,ww zkggfzvwf s ,K R L C ll According to my calculations we should arrive some time next mo: But what worries me is we'll be two days oversee. B, Herbert Lawsort SN, John Manning RM2, Robert Chislett RM3, Richard Vanattci RMS ffnfothy Walker RMSN, Boyd Dunfee RMI, William Lassner RM3, Ronald ,fires RM3, Richard Lassner RM3, Fi, Jerry Johnson CYNSN, Neil Jensen SN Robert Hawkins RMSN, Brent Halverson SN, Richard Alsworth RMSN Charles Allison RMSN. lT'S simple. It says UZBUCHRE PHlZDlST l Communications Officers l LTJG Thomas Hudgrns Ill LTJG Dale Tucker Radio Central ,ni- Have they become suspicious dear? The morale builder. A, I ..,f 1 .h zu' f X -I x ea.-or M tl i I 'I 'ii' I , x M sfw:'.5,.,., A ia I af I, I l wonno ship for six. o I know I told you to hong it X Division X Division takes in a lot of territory. The Personnel Olhce takes care of leave papers, liberty cards and a humlrecl other details that can mean a lot to the crew. Ihc Post Office is run by troops from the division as in-II .is thc Captiiifs and the Chaplain's offices. lt's a Ivusx group. 95 ,Q Henry Bellovonce EMI Jose Olmos PNSN Froncis Mix PCI Robert Keone YNI, Tommie Eowords PN2, Richllrd Gustafson YN! ENT' Bossefl SA, SN, Howard Knowlton SN. Joseph Costetter FA, Roy Chuge FOI-rmol-:1?2lockburn PNSN, Terry Commoclc SN, Everett Gordner SA, Lorry l IeC1Ion SN I . . Dunkel Chief W. F. Von Cleeve Three A.M.'s o hell of cz time I0 osk for on over night pass! in your eor. He's gonno crock. 4 MAA Force 41 Q .1 , C 4 I i W fy Duane Kronmger MM2, Jock Woolsley SFi, Im going to wrne him up on articles Kenneth Miller BT2 fhrough 59 Cloyd Gibson GMGC A little fofherly direction Sheriff Woosley f 1' Mealical fs N 1 FH r 4 Y ,T l ib if T' J T is HK ,VU R V . uf ..,, T ,J J ali f , A V , Q 1, , VE ,QL in qV' X6 Z LT. Alvin Crawford. You call this a tonsileclomy? John Lorig HMCS Q T x , iiii 3 g VYJ ss-, H T --. -..... 5? -.. James Wommack HM3 Ronald Keener HM3 A ' I Th B. If needs Cl little mOI'e Vodka. Andrew Murray Jr. HMl, Thomas DangelO HM2,nJO::YD. T Keen HM3, Mmm: Roth sw. WlS'e'F ' SA' This is one of our iaeiler needles. Murray Kills a ral with his loserbel' l 4- . LCDR. John Matson Kantrell Strong DT2, Herman Dean DTI, Charles Perchert DTI, Robert Eichelberger DT2, Jerry Edmister DT3. A , Dental LT. Robert Dunbar - 'I , m d! ,Cm tv : Q? Q17 k cl b We Qsfarfed to work. H loo e Cd So we called in a specialist First Lieutenant E.. ugh 1: Lt. Sol Young Shias Boatswain -.rn V! 1 Ens. Frank Groesch F1 Swabs and chipping hammers-tools of the trade i' Division fit QSM FM lil xi Z Wi Us Q, f 11- C: ,' ' N .1 'NA xY'l,g .X ,J X sy. , inh- 0 , Car ii- w.,,,f, , , - lfanuu, . v , ll 'Wi + il 1 ,gi xi'-,A Lil .' avr ,' Q I ,ici 1' X i ,L M i fini li N . ,W .1 NS gel B. .Robert Sutton BM3, James Jackson SN, Jesse Bunn SA, Frank Kennedy BMT, James Lewis BM2, Billy King SN, Richard Flores SN, David Bowen SA, Robert Hartman SN, Ronnie Warrior BM3, James Baine SN. .l . Jack West SN, James Beard SA Victor Mabe SN, F. A. Ayala SN, Butch Crenshaw SN, Jim Voccaro SN, Thomas Tulane: SA, Ray Simmons SA, Richard Verticelli SA. M2 1' 'WT scss l fi A -33,14 B P L' Jr SN Sylvester E Sutton SN, Paul Pirinelli SN, William Converse 0 f erena, . I ' . - - - e er Willlom Hicks Jr. . - d V H SA, Joseph Giroux SN, SN' Wold, O f' er ASA'1FR'cii,ii2haeiGh10rk?fi2h SN, Hall sA, Howard Pallaske SA, Randall SN, Chcgrlesjltewis Splamipso SA Joseph Bell SA, Larry Phelps SN, David Aufdengarten Young 1 'mme ' SN, Kenneth Murray SN. 'vw Swv, r ., L ir, -ss.-. il LCDR, John Matson fc .1 El 5 Konfrell Strong DT2, Herman Deon DTI, Charles Perchert DTI, Robert Eichelberger DT2, Jerry Edmister DT3. Dentol Robert Dunbor V If uh Q Wiimrted to work. va., K . .Mk ?- , K4 , E- , ' s ' 4 J. 4 fa ,xx It looked bc: '- go cj, So we called in o specuohst 0 l Z e M 2 , 4 4 ,ff 2 J - s s mfwia Y X ' J LT. Alvin Crawford. 1 You call this a tonsilectomy lt needs a little more Vodka. 4- W , l , Medical J Medical Officer John Lorig HMCS ' .V Aa ,. S , 3 This is one of our better needles. is ' Q ,. if lx lei i as .,... f gnu-an ..,.. F .ff James Wommack HM3, Ronald Keener HM3, Anthon B K Andrew Murray Jr HMI Thomas Dan elo HM2 Y een HMS' Murray Kills a rat with his lm' I Marshall Rom SN.. ' 9 ' John D' TWis'e'9 SA' f .gif-L . , ll' eo! . E E ,Pl,sr, X Division X Division takes in a lot of territory. The Personnel Ullice takes care of leave papers, liberty cards and a lmumlrccl other details that can mean a lot to the crew. llic Post Office is run by troops from the division as well as llic Captiiifs and the Cl1aplain's offices. Itls a lwusi' group. - r P A Liss, Henry Bella ance EMT Jose OI P mos NSN Francis Mix PCT Jerr B Robert Keane YNl Tommie Edwards PN2 R h Y GSSeH' SA SN Howard Knowlton SN l Joseph Caslellleci Cgnsfatson YN3 Norman Blackburn PNSN Terry Cammack SN Everett Gardner SA Larry HOYfChugil FA H R Dunkel ea on RH Chief W. FQ Van Cleeve Three A.M.'s a hell of a time T0 ask for an over night pass! 'n Your ear Hes gonna crGCk .L i . ik , .5 K - ,Q v I . . . . 1 ' . I I , , I 4 I I - I I - . L L I ' 1 Q Duane Kroninger MM2, Jock Woolsley SFI Kenneth Miller BT2 Sheriff Woosley MAA Force QL ' ' . -gf? .J , f in ' : R W QW' L , iCIoyd Gibson GMGC f l'm going to write him up on orticles through 59 A little fofherly direction Q., Qs, es- Medical John Lorig HMCS This is one of our better F T gr- X A 5 l i K ?' V 1' Rm iw, A , M' , or l gf A webee ' ff K ' LT. Alvin Crawford. You call this a lonsilectomy 'Rfk A v ' - 1 A Ai , p AL, ,Q 2.1 e. I .gb eil , . fn l 4 4 ' 6 .V,. ,A al l X nr U 1 F Lk , l I It needs a little more Vodka. .- ,g l--- --' 4' ' W 'x-2, James Wommack HM3, Ronald Keener HM3, Anthony B. Keen HM3, Andrew Murray Jr. HMT, Thomas Dangelo HM2, John D. Twisleton SA, Marshall Roth SN. ' Murray Kills a rat with his MK? 'P' John Matson ff 3: LT. Robert Dunbar Kantrell Strong DT2, Herman Dean DTl, Charles Perchert DTI, Robert Eichelberger DT2, Jerry Edmister DT3. . -E, K C , .f 5 l ,117 ' K Q7 4,-P l ', Q D f l ' 9 n Cl 9 wwf' We started to work. f i lt looked bad. So we called nn a specialist. First Lieutenant in Ui Lt. Sol Young Ship's Bootswoin A. t X J Q X Ens. Ffflnk Grgeggh I 9 Swcubs and chipping hammers--tools of th ,vii lif'?'g B., Robert S H u on BM3, James Jackson SN, Jesse Bunn SA, Frank Kennedy Br.'l?, Jgmg-5 Lewis BM2, Bill K- . Ronnie Warrior YBMl3n9Ji91ElaSRgh.ard Flores. FN, David Bowen SA, Robert Hartman SN Mobs SN' F- A- AYSIQ SN BuCi:l1ec?N' ll' lC'C .WeSf SN' Jfwfffs B'fU'd SA, vscioi ROY Simmons SA R' h I - .renshow SN, Jlm VOCCCUO SN, Thomas lufm-r SA I ic ard Verticelli SA. P ' Q. 3,1 is ' ... EB, Peter Llerena, Jr. SN, Sylvester E. Sutton SN, Paul Pirinelli SN, William Converse SN, Harold Oliver SA, Richard Van Horn SA, Joseph Giroux SN, William Hicks Jr, SN, CharlesrLewis SA. IF, Michael Rotkvich SN, Hall SA, Howard Pallaske SA, Randall Young SA, Jimmie Phillips SA, Joseph Bell SA, Larry Phelps SN, David Aufdengarten SN, Kenneth Murray SN. , 'WV' if 4 K 1 -21 ,4 ,K fi. ff? Il ncl Division I hope I don't have to Q -0 Q..- Q 1 X KKK 11111 11123 N u miwmxu iv, Have a king size cigarette' is K Cut another hole l B, Rogney Brown SA, Marion Barnhart BM3, George Boyer SN, Larry Carter SN, Garland Trueax BM2, Michael Tollestrup BM3, CliH'ord Lindsey BM3, Stanley Vinson SN, Johnnie White SA, Henry Jackson SN. F, Eugene Rose SA, Lcrry Conley SA, Bernard Wolf Jr. SA, Joseph Lorentz SA, Paul Davigon SA, Kenneth Beaver SN, Marvin L. Johnston SA, Gary Miles SA. inf, ui W it li, ' . Edwoifgnfyld Zmgh SN' Paul 'lenkms SA, Leslie Barber BM2, James Strickland SA' 'lg C -eo' N' SC'mmY Hclrris SN, Conley Couch SA, Lewis WilIiamS SN' ' ' mo .PO f d SN' Nelson Rover SA Edward Mis SN Thomas Ro9efS5A' Emmett Littlelohn Jr BMSN D 'd ' I ' . ' I H i non SN, Clinton Stallard SN. Ov' lcks SN' Earl L' Greer SN' Michael an' ,, ,Z-'tx H lllllllll, ' mill l l I l.l ' We ' l V lt'h'.'..'s What do you mean you're out of fleegle valves? Lt. Allen Caudle Jr., SC LCDR Raymond Ccr1:fe r'y SC fsmmi Bo Henry Mitchel SN Danny Bringman SA Tommy Combs SK3 . ' ' , R ld Dragotta SK3, Dems Albers SA, David Dykstra SN, Edovard Jackson oSll23 Leo Rachel SKl, Ronald Freyer SA, Wayne xl SKSN, Fl0Y'l Hug S Robert Butler SA, E. A. Correl SN. F, Augusto Mariano SKI, Kurt Harrig ' Terri' MCNUTT SA, Kerry Drigkell SA, Rgngig ? l-Nfffts SA, PunlP'0l'l. ' SK3, Russel Grass SK3, William Whitehead SN, Richard Baker SA. SK3' ,RQ'Ph Lobfenl 5Kl. F, Royce Deville: SN Ernesto Cvffecfni' . Q 3 -.-1 , g:?LZ:'S':lnC'r'0 SKQ, Ronald Stevenson SK3, Sqleurogl cuolemogd 5K1 A l lj S2 'Z S' Edward Coleman SC Isnt rt kmd of big for a cookie? llhmk I heard it go moooo! S-2,5 personnel are the morale huilcler's of the MARKAB. No matter what goes wrong the men always can gripe ahout the work of the cooks and mess cooks. They clo .1 good job but this cloesnlt matter hecause it is their fate to suffer abuse from the crew. se. 7 i.tt f jill' l B Jimmie Jones SN, Wayne Price SN, Theodore Parker CSI, AI O ike CS3 Michael Lemke CS2, Robert Abele CSl, David Fogg CSQ, Mnztin Andresen C53 Harman Shaver SN, Eddie Escalrer SN. lu G I - C53, John Anderson SN, Charles Firey SN, Robert ffllzslsnrj lX.2fZlOJocham SKS, Willie Bfidgemcn SN' Tim WS SN- Lawrence Green CSC Bubble bubble .... toil and trouble. All this trouble for one can of nut meg! M 'l V 4 X I, I e O O li, Lawrence Stevens FN, Len Peterson MMFN, Arthur Hinton SA, S Robert Boggett BMl, Russell Mullen FN, Peter Ll-are-no SN, Chorley Costetter FA, Williom Eldridge FA. l Ronald Socco SA, Word , . E Wilson FN, Edmond Dufresne SA, James Jones FN, Richard Williams Eat Igor . . . eCIl', GOT! It S GINGZIHQ mUCl'l we SGVE MMFN by using sec: gulls. Z' Come on out! You will work in the scullery. How long con we go on meeting like this? IFS bright and Shiny gnd it's all mine. Ship's Store Officer -4 .J 2 Q x , Ship's Servicemen .As a t LTJG Bruce Whisnani SC MM' ' Q i r uf. i.Cos1ro SHL3, Joseph .lohnson SHLSN, George Greene SHL3, James Hopso, mg SHL3 Sieve Whitt SN D. Hutchinson SHl Ronald lsel SN, James Williams SN l , , , Y Z1 snilfl ' r if PouIGriFiee SN, Edward Aguis SN, George Blincoe SHTSN, H. Yco SHB2, N J' Norman Edward SHC 5 J 3 fr 5 Q Chopping his lop. e A, ,J an Duniel Cob H QH3 R d Ch 1 SN Hqrold Weathers SH3 Billy How many boxes of cigars, sir? You'Il never make JG without Blincoe I U I V , aymon - io1 0 , ' Qleshire SN, William Kraft SN, HenrY Evans SN, Lawerence Young HS3, Jumes McClendon SHS2. --....:.., f'f'5 '!'-aer1:-Lh.4.-............,H.,,.nM ,-,,,H N -4 8 B. Samuel Olovere SD3, Amodor Relovo SDI, Loreto Jordon SD3, Fousiine Rico SD2, Hercclio Lopid TN, Sergio Resuello SD2, Juan Obispo TA. lf. Almosfred Arenos TA, Enrique Romos TN, Romeo Delumen TN, Antonio G. Noblezo TA, Horacio B. Boltozor Jr. TA. lu . 1 , ' ,gi T - of f I 1 Dnsbursmg Ofifncer DlSbUl'SIHQ EW 9 4-0 X fvv, if il. E..--zi Es- 2-E--:Sf -- Clifford Grobner SN, Aniceto Mercodo DKI, Vincente Holgodo DK 2, Ensign Richard Thiemcm SC o gm No honor omong thieves. ......,,..-.1nmf -,,.. , i Fe' :V sv ' V VY' 9 :Wg 'N My E ! I i X A. K I r W rf, f'l , if f JB. Bruce Uhl FN, Glendon Carroll EN2, Charles Dise MM3, E B Camon MM2, Edward Huggins EN2, James Sterling MMI, P.M. Verceles ENl, William Wilhite ENI, George Schuessler EN3, Arland Reynolds EN3, Donald Carr FA, Harry Bellamy FA. lf Alfred Palmer FA, Robert Butcher SA, Richard A Division LT. Jack Hutchison Amidon FN, Marvin Fry FN, Joseph Gregory FN, James Marks FN, John Embrickson FN. ,...-e-- ..a-viii 5 A is VW Y' - Rlixs N ' 1 X Xxx O , ' - a . cc 3 r Q 55 Sure it's big, but how far can you bore a 283? ..,,, , Y ,V Y, ,. , . ,, .,,, , , Y.......-,w.ov,......Y-,-....,,,.,., V Wade Hill BTC -lack in the boiler 0 Wesley Van DeVen BT2, Earl Hughes FN, Redell Degraftenried FA, Hubert Bridges BTI, Theodore Green BT3, Leroy DeVries BT2, Terry Stoyar FN. Fo Jack Duty FN, Bruce Kesler FA, William Lee FN, Larnell Jon:-s FN, Robert Cox BT3. l I B, Raymond Hendrickson FA, Larry Delphia BT3, Ken Hickson, Richard Barbi FA John Baumann FA, Clyde Sage FN. elf. Jimmy Smith FA, Ralph Claborn BTQ, Charles Bounadenna FA, Arthur Rose FA, MISSED PICTURE: J. F. Shelby BT2, D. R. Meadows BT3, D. N. Howard FN. UU Q 4 'ZZ Q 3 o OOO 1 3 ,.-11: fri' P 4 ' o 0 -. 0 ff 0 0 O ' O O 1 ,J 409 009A ,OO . N X 0 ,lm X- Ei S:': -4.4 .Ti ' 'saw O O sf' F Ill Us 3 v Q O I I, O . l i 'A O m I O 'Z q I i ' X f 0 f, .il X f 1 . . . - i llllw L ' ' ' ' a A I 3 g ' f J ' 'J o M' A 1 , x f I- Q -9 M A . S J tj lh s 51,4-:IM 'QM O Q li i ll Q Cn XL , 'A ip' Of, , i ' Ox ' ,J A K 0? - - vid! VXA K -.. Y . A DOL 1 Y H ,-.fu -T, fy J' f . xi. ff YW Looks like an escape from a concentration camp . . . Shlpfitters RC Division as Damage Controlman - -Ll - ' R 'X LTJG Robert Jones M W H Q' A Q 1 a 4', . . 1- r I i ,M E in , i, V ,-ft.. e Q . uue I A by E. li. Peter Medhurst FA, Robert Swayngim DC3, Robert Karstetter SFM3, Robert Tinkle FN, Robert Gilbert SFI, Richard Ebel SFP3, Eugene Lopez SFM3, Gary Holmes FA, James Leinhauser FA, Larry Taylor FN. lf Robert Winston FA, Leonard Le Blanc Jr. FN, E. A. Lakin FN, Billy Williams FN, Besf dressed OBA in town Charles Carlton DC3, Beniamin Brown DC3, Terry Scarf FN. You could wake up while I'm talking. T Wllliam Fey SFC Donald it ax New DCCA A Richard Prins . n, y .,.+ 3 i 1 ' - A T 7 T' - 4 59 f Bs Richard Martin lC3, Jonas Mitchell EM3, Theodore Merrill IC3, The--odorv Provf-our IC3, Francis Bremer EM2, Charles Peters ICFN, Terry Singer EM3, Gary Rf-rr-wwf EM3, Manuel Luna EM2, Richard Holland lC3. llll. Gary Popkin EM3, Donald Proveaux ICFA, Dale Miniack EMFN, Kenneth Kafka FN, Barward Ellis EM3, Joe Berger EMFN, Charles T. McAllister FA. , 1 5' , ' 1 'f f -1 1 Wh . ' enwill th l ' ' 3 I always t ou9 eY earn to plug the dam thing In h ht there was Falstaff in those cons' X ,..-Y: - - V - W Y Y YV., .H . M.--i A - - V 'K-,,v-M,,,,,...- ,.,. ,.-.Y-i.--f-H--- V f : ' r i ' XX,, - 'Lfx.A i sw! J 'jg f r 1 I ,f..- ff , A fi, se. igialv W-Q ?k,, ?,,,,'Q, f fr sf -.mf 3 0 I , V 1 nj . vw ? ,xl wg- 0,,. t , S A ,g l -g ig if Y ,ii i . , ,,.', K ,' ' V I Jr, , '14 -1 ' Q Ex 5 I ? . 'i A at ,N Q - , f 9 49 1. V Y YL ,J :E , rc: , 4 5 V. , F i Qu ,i I -I L- CD 2: o o' ro 1 -P' 11 9. rn N4 r F we . A J, , 5 1.-,Q ,gjgpil 2 nu' Ill I 1 l 3 like Tom Williams MMFN, Donald Gray FA, Dennis Surber FA, Gerald Wondrow FN, David Singleton, MM3, Donald Goodwin FN, Arnold Trouwborst MM3, Daniel Nevins MM2, Erwin Korish MM2, Joseph Schuessler FN, Dean Johnson MM3, Jerry Brown MM3, Matthew Klirnczak FA, Garry Boggs FN, Larry Johnson FN. is l 3 , , y 1 A ri I l J' I '07 Surprise! Gonzalez, King of the evaps , Wash down after the bilges, sH' epciir Depl. Repair Officer LCDR William Horworh Asst. Repair Officer i N., ,XE 0. .al Grrrrrrrrl 1- L'r. Beve Setser Michael Carrington SN, John Piccione SN, Jflmes Gray YN2 . i. 3 llils spcr-ml svitwii ul Xl Xllls Xli s Lruisi- lifmk is clcrllmlcrl to ilu- go8 Olliccrs .mil mi-ii ul' ilu' lim-pair lh-pnrlmciil. xXs .in xXir Cirriup is to .1 Llirricr. so tliv Rvpair l5cp.ii'Iim-nt is in fXl:Xlils:Xli. Our rcpairmcn will lw tlic first to tr-ll you tlmt NlpXRK.-Xl3's mission mnlrl not lic acumiplislicfl vitlwut povwi' lrfim tlw l'l1gllN'K'l'll1g llcparl- mont, matcrials lirrmi supply. litis lui-mn llcclcg as .1 maltcr ul' llict cvcrv part' ol sliip's romplimvnt plais an important rulc in support- ing tlic repair liiimiions ol' Xl'XRli.-XB. 'liliis tvam spirit lms r-.n-ni-rl MRRKAB .1 C.-XX DO reputation. Nl,-XRK:Xl5 is pruucl ol' lic! Repairmen. R-l Division CWO Charles Orr Carl Rehberg SFC Walter Payne SFCM 'T ' SHIPFITTERS i 1 ' rf. l l f , 'S lf- Thomas Sebring FN, Thomas Bourbonnais FA, Ralph Gray FA, Donaid Jr. RMSN, Cui Smith FM3, Joseph Hanna SFP2, John Trotter SFI, Daniel Borgasz SFl, Larry Scstciahl FA, Elliot Mihl FN. Qlf. Anthony Jacob SFMFN, Larry Jackson FA, Dan Reeves FN, Thomas Hurtt FN, Royle SFMFN, Robert Vincent SFMFN, Marion Guaiardo FA, Richard Rutledge F.-X, Dennis Olsonlll xys W l I x I ,J . X lllllll U.BD.':LFI' Zap ! its sterile. A 6 Delas Strode SFC B, Howard Hopkins FN, Harold Howton SFI, Roger Valinoti SFP3, Richard Nowicki FN, Stephan Krummel FA, Andrew Dean FN, Frederick Befokis FN, Horace Kennedy SFP2. Fr, Jerry Parker SFl, Thomas Lairmore SFP2, Boyd Kerr SFPFN. Howard Fellers SFP3, Gary Davis SFM2, Michael Church FA, William Adams FN. Making little ones out of big ones P I P ,.x. S ,N Q S H P F Stop! Its an oil line. Bends steel in his bare hc1ndS ,..-inn-...Q v 1 1 t I f, t - is leg, 5 . 1 'ff . es. l l 3 --di Russell Schmitt SA, Jesse Caulder DC3, Thomas Johnson FA, Richard Denis DC3, Eddie Mendez FA, Richard Wonders FN, Russell Zoll SFI, Lawrence Orrino DC3, Wayne Mills FN, Paul Schuessler FN, Richard Sutherland FA, Jose Moncada FN M' 'x 0 '- . 2 i P Soon this'll be ci nice pine box. E lg ll ll i llauro Huelor BM2, Ron' e Boal SN, Claude Wheaton FA, Clillord Billings SN Canva Sho p -jk sf, I ,.... .al 2 I ! q Charles Street SFI, Stanley Wheeler SFI, Charles Dibbs SF2, John Quisenberry SA, Jimmie Yantis FA Blacksmith 8g i Boots at wgrk This'lI be a neaf Place for hopscotch. Talk about a Cotter pin! f .J Don't cry! Wel d Shop Under the spreading chestnut tree .... Chief Johnson Oh, my thumb! 1 r F ,sr hh E' 3 Ff I ' T' v 1 'U ' 1 V K A Ax if 2 X ' , V ll 'Q 'Khh 1 iff' -I r Vs 'F' F :jj :QI ff, Ni 'fig if A li. Walter Woolfolk Jr. FN, Raymond Erexson FA, Jerry Weston FA, Charles Edmonds FN, Richard Knox FA, Orville Baker FA, Don Smith SFM3, Thomas O'Niel FA. l7 Mike Kravitz SFI, Robert Gilson SF2, James Rogers SFM2, Don Bontrager SFM2, James Joy SFM3, Max Bell SFM3. P 4 , VJ, Y fl l rl f , Q, L. Sheet Metal 13... .Ji-Q Sure, I clean my fingernails on the rob awww,-f f e. 0 ' I an 'iv HX 'r If , ' ', .X Yi 'Q XXX .X l r 1? F VU' S , r , ,Yr ,' ' A r X i- gt x B, Thomas Hyder MR3, .James Katseres MM3, Stephan Simpson MRFN, Ronald Reames FA, Domingo Q- Abdon MR2, Michael Shemenski MRl, Mario Boiorquez MR2, Gary Moore FA, Kenneth Madison MR3. li Joseph Kinnick MRS, Harvey Gorisek FA, James Luebke MRFN, Robert Champlin MR3, Walter Snovfflle MMFN, James Johnson FA, Ronald Taschner MR2, Gerald Anderson SA, John Prussner FA. ,Nr - HM., if . XAJJJGT Misifmo FA, Wayne Greene FA, Erick Edwards FA, Bertram bPhmIgZY I homes Fortsell FA, Gerald Knight FA, Paul Harris FA, Dems R195 Y - R 2 Division - Machine Shop Division Ofricer B CWO Robert Allerding I William Radcliff MRC Coy Fite MRC John Conway MRC Dont lust stand there My thumbs coughl. Well, lcd, HS like This. H6 r' sw'- ' 1'- li xXx l've worked on This machine for The lost Time, Boiler Shop 'Q it ' ? E Q r 1. RuIhK-h . J Crofeou BT3 Marvin Hoins BRI, John Angelo BT2, Shp '9 f FN, Ron Borrett SA, Kenneth Fcnrbonks FN, omes ld 5' T FN elton Seilhcm BRL Richard Sight FN, Jimmy Keeling FN, John Bcznz FA, Rono cms er . 1-,e N Hugh Hoeseker BRC sd A ,M 14 , I l . f Floyd Schroeder FA, Harold Windson ML3, Roy Thornley ML3, Perry Derkum MLl Garmon ML2, Michael Anderson ML3, Adolph Leblanc FN, John Fisher FN. Foundr Cream and Sugar? 1 n Glenn Maguire MLC James Fieffer MM3, Paul Beyer EM3, Pedra Velazco FN, Daniel Mangianacina FA, Gary Nishikawa SN, Charles Dye FN. CTR Central Tool Rooll B , n . we 5 is F c . l , i l I - X.,. , fiurles Custetter FA lenneth Vigue ENl, C iuvid Richards FN, ,le ., -l V .MMA ,-..- - internal combustion engines PN 5 X 1 i.is..I F'eak FA, Thomas Girard EN3, Richard Bingham EN3, Dennis Johnson EN3, Ter, hge, look U, me funny Qnqmc, Nelson ENl, Albert Cartwright EN3, Victor Kromfols FN, Ray Berry EN2, F F allin FN, Qmissed pictureb Eliiah Bunch ENl. ln 26 seconds this ship will be a pile of cottee No doubt about it. That's grease. grounds. ll ,lr nm ,f S ' I 4 - f 3, M 5 w Q l r, Q. M be y J -fr 4 , ir , .. R .-. v-' 1' W' 'R J Q f, M I , 1 I .-'N lr . re, - M . f ,r ,, M G an 1 ll 'Ea Robert Barker FN, Robert Jones MM3, Anthony Badillo MM3, Michael Webster MM3, Robert Bush MM3, James Garvey MMI, Larry Gifford MM2, Gregory Foltz FN, Alan Glace FN, Roberl Reynolds FN, Ronald Edwards FN. v's3 VaNe RH ' , ls-1 l Pump Sbop All right pump. Just for that you go To the bllges . , 1 YJ fllliii N QV R E V rg'-F ' l L- llfw. Roger Ward MR3, Dennis Downing EM3, Raymond Hollopeter EM3, Thomas Burgmeier EM3, George Solorio EM3, Abe Collins EMI, William McKenzie EM2, Gary Dent EM3, Ray Reynolds EM3, Lawrence Fernando EM3, Tommy Momono EM3. lf Joseph Conte-nto FA, Jack Wotdlow EMFN, Ronnie Robertson EMFN, James Ferguson FMFN. t ', vw sq J 1 1 Q1 ' F 'ii if ,J A Ti 1' I v ,l ' , i - Y - f F . 1, gi a , tw pl N lla ,Q ,LQ 4 , ir id! A A ml K I ii lkf i I A or 3, -ar' lbs. John Clark FN, Thomas Hamroclc FN, Robert Strickland EMFN, Jeftrey Hoxer EMFN, John Wacker FN, Kenneth McDaniel EMFN, Laverne Beckwith EM3, Doyle Vtfalberg FN, Robert Kozitka SA, Anthony Miekina FN, James Cahow SA lf. Rodney Aiimine FA, Hugh Morris FN, Michael Moore EMFN, Robert Leslie FA. -QQQ 4 - Kenneth Fagle MMC ir. 3 Robert Dore MMFN, Larry Privett MMl, Roy Douglas MM3, Robert Banks FN, Richard Williams FN, Y William Marzario FA, James Ernest MM3, Charles Combs FN, Lee Peterson FN, Bruce Anderson MM3, A.M. McGougney MMFN. Tw NVQ Cn.- Projector Shop 1 I Ken 9 Y , X of Troop QCS, Ron Cornelius FA, Terry Adoms SA . .sh- How do they work wuth such dusfrochons? Meter Shop ' a Q-X 1 ' -, rx. T ,,,. H' . TAT' drag: 4 '. .,, . , .Fir , rv! .Q ,A 2 --A Q4 Z Y A . T' . 'Eff 11' A 3 V T r I T 'T '1 A.-.fu 0 Tonight fhere'II be o Lore Lofe Show. Sidney Wolf? ICQ, Dcn Merlin IC3, Ed Loinhcrf ICFN Gyro Repair ..-,,,,,W . D T Q ,- A-f N 0 ,?' 1' 2 gr, 'MKS J J 'I if l .1 u 9 , It A , i Y 1 F R A in a Like eating spagetti with chopsticks. l l i i s i 1 . .o , wee- 1 Q- - ' i I X kk k r X 139 K,,, 4, g V K - x i i : .,..x -5 , In K if X iii' X ii l J U :M we ,V ,.-' Q , ,,,,,,W, .. ., ' M., L I i in Y fvvi ., i f lyk' It 4 V fr Alex Walker lC3, David Lainhart FA, Daniel Trapp ICQ, Charles Richeson ICFN, - ' ,5 iill Al I ,J . Kevin O'Connor ICFN, Ron Bemis lC2. ' , 'Q ' q l r 4 4' -J Q , .F 2 i if T i . V! 6 Flaw , i,i, F North seems to be straight up. George Harman ICS, Mike Kilcoin ICFN, Fred Burch FN, John Stanley lC2, Jim Bosch FA. IC internal communications Division Officer R -4 LUG James Thompson William King IMC I N - if ix., E i' 1 NY Ampelio Silva SN, Drew Sawyer SN, John W llnans SN Calvns Lessald Ll3 Dennis Cronin SN 'W . J ,,...,---G Damned peanut butler. Down perrscope -.0 s l VS l llfx 'N I. I In i S., wir qi I Mn-:gi 4 Roger Ward MR3, Wilburn Chaney GMGl, James Strickland DCl, Thomas Stephan MM3. it , ' 4 ,l n ?0 g Don'T worry Flipper. We'll Save you. And they all leak. Found in the bottom of Olongapo Creek meg Wilkie OMI, ,xsfss Sullivan SA, Herman Iglesias PH2, Don Guthrie OM3, iiul Burge OM3. D QA if-me B us ' f' i xi '- eNgQl1QQf a,. f ' e s , 'rw X lu :JB If fff Knowin' they posed this. ,Q Q. i 9' fs- f 4 1 , J if ., , ' f ' in Clyde Taylor Jr. DMSN, Norman McPhee DM3, John Evans SN O I h ' ,X George Wishorf DM3. G H G char day you can see a fingerprmf. 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