Montrose (APA 212) - Naval Cruise Book

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1954 volume:

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Montrose CAPA-2121 During 1954 GO,'CALlFORNIA TO YOKOHAMA, JAPAN - I9 FEB- FO WMARCH .MA O IWO JIMA -- I6 MARCH TO 2I MARCH A T YOKOSUKA - 27 MARCH TO 29 MARCH KA ' KI , TOL -RI . -TO TO' lYf ON W DN F05 EA: PY CAI +-T0 ' P O . 5 3 NAGASAKI - I5 APRIL TO I6 APRIL INCHON - 23 APRIL TO 25 APRIL OKCHO-Rl - 28 APRIL TO I MAY INCHON - S MAY TO 7 MAY ASEBO - 8 MAY TO 9 MAY BIC BAY, P.I. - I6 MAY TO I9 MAY HONG KONG VIA MANILA - 5 JUNE TO TO SUBIC BAY VIA MANILA - I0 JUNE TO HONG KONG - I2 JUNE TO I4 JUNE TO'SASE8O-20 JUNE TO 23 JUNE KOSUKA - 30 JUNE TO 2 JULY KOBE - 5 JULY TO 6 JULY OSUKA - I3 JULY TO I4 JULY CHINHAE, KOREA -28 JULY TO 30 JULY OBE VIA TADOTSU - 2 AUGUST TO 4 AUGUST 9 AUGUST TO I0 AUGUST EBO -- I0 AUGUST TO II AUGUST I Shimu 5,5 'EZ Shikoian Shima 2 S 1 S5 'S' Erimn Misaki S I Q I S... VE + 2 ,Q 5- 2 2 Z2 LSY 2 5 S . 4 ' Q Q S Sak: 2 5, SQ 6 S 17 Q 0? 3 1 2 0 I S . X Q S . X X X Jo XS? nw Uwe ffffv V15 ey fy! ,X 200 'Im Xxxxx ' 'f'W ff : - IIIIWIX I MUN' Km 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31. 32. 33. 34. 35. 36. 37 SASEBO TO TOURANE, INDO-CHINA - 11 AUGUST TO I6 AUGUST TOURANE TO HENRIETTE PASSE VIA HAIPHONG-16 AUGUST TO I7 AUGUST HENRIETTE PASSE TO SAIGON - I8 AUGUST TO 21 AUGUST SAIGON TO TOURANE - 22 AUGUST TO 23 AUGUST TOURANE TO HENRIETTE PASSE - 24 AUGUST TO 25 AUGUST HENRIETTE PASSE TO CAPE ST. JACQUES - 26 AUGUST TO 28 AUGUST ' CAPE ST. JACQUES TO TOURANE - 29 AUGUST TO 31 AUGUST TOURANE TO HENRIETTE PASSE - 1 SEPT TO 2 SEPT HENRIETTE PASSE TO SAIGON VIA TOURANE - 2 SEPT TO 5 SEPT SAIGON TO TOURANE - 6 SEPT TO 8 SEPT TOURANE TO HENRIETTE PASSE - 8 SEPT TO 9 SEPT HENRITTE PASSE TO SAIGON VIA TOURANE - 9 SEPT TO I2 SEPT SAIGON TO TOURANE - I3 SEPT TO 14 SEPT TOURANE TO HONG KONG - 16 SEPT TO I8 SEPT HONG KONG TO YOKOSUKA - 22 SEPT TO 27 SEPT YOKOSUKA TO KOBE - KOBE TO HOME - J Y Ui. WQ, J 1 9 ' L1 5.4 CM 0 mn. -4-'L' 6 up 'N w '.:. ' Q F, r Tl F ,l '? P T- 3 u 1, ' 0 1 n 'I A f,v'e' at his ,gl + A 9 'L ,P s s i N 1 5. f. f vi 1 , I n v g E: ,W E gi f ' ' -T ' ,. is L 214- SH' I Q- : Y f V iv 4 if bf ' , I f , Y gg-A uw' 1 N! I7 :Wi lg 18 1 .wg 'hita- 14 Q. .. in 1 k Q , Niles Y , v A L 3 4 4 2 , iw is 4 1 if 5 1 .ai- 'Ji .ww DPERATIUN EAR EAST A SAGA OF WATER, BOATS, AND MEN I - vgnx L 41' ' K J s ff - E ' j 2 A j I Q 'f A 1 xlblqi A::?,!, 19 FEBRUARY 1954 20 NOVEMBER 1954 .v.g.g IAN S735 Nxggst V5 4 0 QQQRQE QQQNI 'rl tug I-53-:Xi ga Z 7 5 Cruise Book I,4D- N. ',. . 'L Staff LTIG S. Iatesta, USNH ENS. P. Bowhoy, USNR LTIG C. Hunter, USNH H. C. Prather, SKSN H. VV. Probst, BMI H. C. Prather, SKSN H. VV. Madsen, QM3 R. Porter, AGS H. W. Madsen, QM3 LTIG C. Hrihal, USNR LTIG G. Dowd, USNH ENS W. Shvodian, USN ENS G. Shuteldt, USNR C. Coolures, PNSN C. Buhrmaster, CSSN I. Mosby, MMC I. Huotsala, SN G. Paloukas, CSSN -and rnany others- P. Mauldin, YN3 P 3 k Y Vw C ' . rf:- -. - .-1 Z 3 fb, , ., ww, A' x. I .ga-Krfry 'SB - V rr. I' ' I J Y ii S, f Q is 1 1 i V iz S 2 ii 2, i. I 1 1 1 U .4 1? - 9 1 f' ' Q1-4' J Q 1 42. 4- My r., .N ,nf - 4' 4 ' Ak . 9 , ,. V Vifsbf' Wyfkf' Q2 il' ED lcifgmui 'T-2' 'S vp ' 2.- , .7 ,ga 4 s ,. M5 5 if ffl. J: -it .pf-.fx 'f A I?-, 1 Captain J. D. ANDREW, USN Captain E. B. BILLINGSLEY, USN Commanding Officer Commanding Omcer June 1953 - October 1954 October 1954 - :Q A in , . n 1 W., CDR. H. B. Somerville, USN Executive Officer li i i 4 l i 1 l il i 1 fl A E GIVE MY REGARDS 2 Foot of Broadway Will We Make lt? Cla-tlinfi r-'fifty in :rn -fg-i vzxiwves are now part oi the past, something to re- quitfw an og' 'lflll ist ' IE i nilvoi lor the next ten months. The batchlor con- tlif- nf-f -:unity .uri ,il .1 .Avi-wilt, with goodbyes complete, look forward to the ltrfat minutf- fml-'1 : xwizitiire Madame Butterilys oi Yokosuka and Naga- iilllffllllllilflll to x.:l1 ,f zvwizi, lim weeks now the old salts have been itimily lll llglIll-'51 r uf 1 , i ting ygini to the eager boots of things to come. twiv--an -mi vital iz-1: moiillien. N-if nmixii i 1 H K Q ..f -art oil all lines, shiit colors, sound our whistle tml UH- Wil ' lm'-1 A311 and back out into the stream, leaving the fycwcwtilwt-.1 mail tit- -X , l is iizoaniway and San Diego behind. Past Point , fund then the last sea buoy, we join the rest It N V k X fi l'lTllif1ilOl'l and take station on the guide. We 't X t'l'll 'Y ' familiar roll oi the decks beneath us. Seve- 1 K X K1 ,A . , - 4 - l'i'i'ft lilo ' 6, x liar lxifxriiie iriends take station at the rail. We v11'rivt 1-'i' i - N ' limit lioruw. gtrikm HE! i Srffgifoxl Sea and Anchor. Detail and tum mkwmmxl AM hx L, nlfweds eorubbinghbtight work needs Awww. i ,l.2M: 1 13, H ,K Q I Q v 'ifsffrii nfvnas need training for the opera- ' i ' ' 'A - ' f Jrfrfrtion Far East has begun! r A e f ix 47 ,I 'MFT .f ,, 1 .0 4' Y X I1 - -5 0 Marmes Arnve Loading Commences T0 BROADWAY H J is .ls Singh- fl, ,,, - - u...Q,-. lf 4 0491 I :ul rig But I Like lt Here! Zia 'Wt- ,-J'3' Last Glimpse of Home UNDERWAY AND TURNING T0 'B TAL R5---5 ff- L2 I . , ff 'F 4 ni- ,gh Y? l 0 o M gi? O 'nt' -I , xl, i. ,W lin f T1 ! -'X' ' U yi dk E 3. -wifi ' -kiLv-91 - 4,f 3 wif' 'f 3 V Q.. Ns 1-ali ,Z -7.--w..f-.x.f,.m A av 5 P'-W-'wk-wif 4 M- -'wen .,,f,., -,M-,.1,4. 5 Z .W Bronze Buddha .ut Karnakura, Ne-ar Yokosuka 'EB' Yomei Gate at Nikko Chinese Shrine In Nagasaki If I Weren'1 On Duty 5 iiiwiia is Blackmarkef Alley A Division Lives It Up ?J'4' I.' . , A- nn'+X 1' 'N ,, '- .--.,.4 A Yokosuka Ofukfx Nffla our rf' v : -' A: ' 1' .- .- w the ruff C 1 N' W g. A .' f , 0 Or the bf .' .pgr .' '- : : -1 '2 - A zz' oem' 10 mc,z,. rf f 1- H ,.1 Cfrowdod shcms, thfx k'v:f'l-t Jtr'v .: -.f' H31 nm: fzzmi '.r:: 1.1 4-t xii dG5CripliCmS, tho tm:-cis: fmfi 1-A-h.,i1f'c'1lus Nw Yr 11:15 3 1 'I7uP:','w fIfi'i Yokohcmm, the KM Cilxh thf- Fl-Ht L'1zzai:m': 'zrpi 131-X Nfwfx BGSQ with all its '.-mzzdoriul ?f1x'l!Ifl .1. 'Tlx-uw zxwzuurz-us fwf Yo!-cosukcv, cmd mummy' mar--, '.-fall 1 t' Hr 1Nft-vu. Wh-'vt mow cfm we say? Takusan Girlsan ns -Q 1 it-vr'l OHAYOI ffl! Mfr . i iiif f .. , pi, 'sun i 1 I 5 K I g 4:-E' Y e ,' ' -' '-rar. ,As Makes Good local Boy Q 1' A ' ' ,xg Q ., , P ,x , , Q A DIC' I 55 I f K Shopplng early , I!! 1, 0 Q , Kzagfg Everyone dvd Ihelr Christmas Li' 5 . 2' - '22, ' H H f X, ., ' You SGY 5Pec'a f ' I -11372 All-Z' ' ' 'IFS' 4 A. 17? ' f 4 , T Q . X 5 J I! ' ' 'J G' 1 0 a 0 a 1.. of d Q r I 0 0 I a d 4 necessary 1 1 G, 0 . .. 0 ,I 2 S-'H 1 a 2 L' ' ' rfsg' ' ' 0 J ,ljla o 0 0 p' U 0 fy: Z 0 Q, g Y ' , 15- 0 5 ' Ili 9 . ' 1 I I I , 5-ln. hiv V-dl... -Q The Pause That Refreshes 'L ' 'psf Bomb Shelters which Honeycomb The Islan gary-ages-.,s.,1y - an - ' 4- anis. d Uf HOFISIWU Now all Mess Cooks Lay Aff To-the Faniail y to Dump Trash and Garbagef' - it I 5 - - 5 , gf-'LW' f u l 1-.::::2 f 1 ll ml-4 Q.. ,, 1 'L....i .1- !'nA.'be-+54 Two Little Lotus Blossoms 'PBX 1. . 4 4 Panorama of Yokosuka EM Club 'hah ..-45 Andrews talks with An Oldest Lotus Blossom. Believe ir or not, she has a twin sister Baseballs rival as Japan's National Game io. 9' 0 1.9.0 IU' 'VFW WOW! lf! Babysans Q Typical Street Scene Ps N 7' bgbqfnf Y Degnan and Shaw in Modern A I Conveyance I W pa, y .1 1 . L!! x .V . If .1 1. YJ ' pill -ESQ 4. 2 'M 22-Q n A w . 4 x Q 'mx 4 T' y , F U4 Tokyo Parade lk 1 - xl If me W L , - , 266 L4 M ww 6 f 8 6, I ,J1LO' f f V7 i , 1 t fy . 3 Y . 1- ,it 1 V ,Q . is 3 . X., .ft . ., I N E t U , I EEE? I llll I lill ' llll I tw Q I I rt I 3 1 I I S ,Q 1 ., J., ?El! I!!! . -I.-,l -in .- . -. v 5' V1 nrmxx !IIIfffw7T : llnnrt I nun : mm , , -4 I ' ' The Ginza Tokyo t fktzzt -.rt I'.'fr','o:tw iIt 'iI1CiC'i.i CI trip to Tokyo in their :'z:i1Z.e1f .1 tems. A short ride from Yoko- tzttkw I :L tit .:- 5111! If'IIfYIItf'l7-H il'Cf1iIIS fC'VGII shorter Ytqilt 'x' fk. 'iiV!iZt Z me mmm! wus well worth the time. tit- tru 1-ut txt Ifzgwmi, Tokyo in its business figntitft twftkar ft lift take- utcxtozesido rg-ities with o stronq tra-tzxtiul fitzvor. ftrwei ttwro is time Ginzo with the trgrr-f:1-mt lTiIVfI-iT fmri :2tfw!'1rS, the huge Ernie Pyle 'tit-rfztr-N tiif' ffzrtttfqzxfiito proof imperiol Hotel, the arx:r:rvm:.1:1f.'v trztyftrgfrl Vfrtmco :surrounded by C1 medi- mifrt. 'Thi iii-or-ftrfzxifi-:it stores in Tokyo ore ug'--it 'tigtriffr in v.'rrg,f. The streets ore busy, brrvytit cmd 4'-r'f1v'.f.'dfif'i. 'Whotever it is you're looking tor '-eCrtm:st V its irz Tokyo. , . A,:,wi,: I ' 5, Q J- : , 14 Sw, , 6 An Boswell Hits he Iackpot PePPe levels H'5 5'9hf5 HI L... L... sf' my 'E' e -u if 'X i Rider, Bryan Quaff a Few Yokohama Liberty in Yokohama always seemed to come at the right time after a long trip or a hard operation. And Yokohama was always ready. Nothing parti- A ga ' g - .'- 9 c 'f f Y ,, Y! , , I f' cular sets Yokohama oft from the other Iapanese cities we visited. lt has the same type bars, clubs, and shopping districts, the cabs, bright lights and shoeshine boys. But still Yokohama has something, i a mysterious touch that called many a liberty party back again and again. i .1 --v t l fl 1? 1. tt we iq.,-we it 43 it 1 t l t v i t l I i 5 3 E i t t 3 E 2 Q i E 2 A E 3 2 Q t Y Tokyo Station Ueno Street Scene Train To Tokyo ., I F I. v QT' I 'Q ' , G 1-Ma. NAGASAKI Green, Becerra, and Parent Try ko Mend Thear Ways ! ...Q- Paluokas and Company S. Madame Butterfly 1' K-6 f e xy- - ' . .. ' 'J'-1' 1 ..' 2 'A-,rf f I' 1 it ' - ' ,A I 4 .. ,.' ' t. V, th., be M ,, ,, I -O . G 'V , '- Ag -Y' ' . a 'E'r 'L F' Vlgx-a -Q J' 3 -1-.,, ,Q ,.f' r-.- '7 .n rl fwqx ,JZXJ Vt 3 ii 4 s,U 54: Sf-'QS' Fi wg,- irv' v -- V -h -' 1 x . . ., , WY N- -'I 145 .L - -- lower East Side Rice Bowl Which Fed Nagasaki After A Blast Nagasaki CMONTROSE SPQTLIGHTD Flash: Nagasaki, japan. 23 April, 1954. The USS MONTROSE LAPA 2121 pulled away from the Dejima Pier in Naga- saki this afternoon with throngs of people waving their best lapanese sayonara. Serpentine and con- fetti hunq in bright festoons of color between the Ship and the dock as banners were waved in sin- cere farewell. Those members of the ship's com- pany that were especially cordial with the citizenry found themselves the recepients of several gay presentos. The shifting of colors this afternoon end- ed one of the most pleasant stays in any port since the Montrose left San Diego over two months ago. Montrose sailors found Nagasaki awaiting with open arms and now look forward to a speedy re- turn. Few are the Montrose sailors who would not support the above article from the ship's newspaper and Nagasaki will be remembered as one of the very best liberty ports in the Far East. Sightseers and photographers had a field day viewing every- thing from the remains of the atomic bomb blast and Ground Zero, to the home of the romantic Madame Butterfly. lt was a sobering experience to see the ruins of what had been the largest Catholic church in the Ear East, twisted steel girdaizs thousands of yards from the blast center, mishappen tile turned to liquid when the blast occured, and the figures telling of 74,000 people killed and 70,000 injured. Ori the lighter side was the sliipls pctrty ltarltl in the Florida Club. An outstanding atlair in all it.-. spects, it has taken its place in 212 history as onf of the best. Mention must be made as well ot the more elite, but just as successful party held by the members of our ichiban basketball team. Ah sal ,E N 'P 3 .41 Coolures at Ground Zero Remnants of The A Bomb Blast SHIP PARTY-NAGASAKI 5: .,.f , -Qg,,. , kg. 43 G-lg! 1 wi Z The Gang's All Here m ui 1, L, f 'fl Sf xWV l 1 Our Original Three, Barker, Belfz, and Gould, Entertain Fireball Cain at the Conn 58, , Abad, Grisiaffi In the Groove WX Stop That! 1' Al 5 , Crowder Conversing James, Chastain, Paloukas, Becerra Always Alert Jennings Trips Light Fantastic pr' .AW J. -'M .Q-4 E-'ag ,hxlr Af ' LLL' A 1' 4. ' ' S -' - ,,, J- . - r iff '..g.I'gi.ga- Our Nexi Door Neigl1b0fS, USS Dioden Caimol 8. Skipper Agree - Davis and Roland Were at The Party Too! 'llllg E!!! Ill- ' A 'A fIQ.,,- QW l'fllA Hs A Swell Party l, 'N n Y l f lvlx G ill il. ka fy, 4 X gl Xxx S ax S 1 XY, X Soyonara Nagasaki BACK T0 WORK 1 .If 1 -H ' nzff -Q N of la f' IJK, 4-Qf f -' H - hw' ' fill '- .Kin Q -Q GrisiaFfi Coolures Nash In The Fireroom'- Mauldin vnu- - ll 14 Stormy Porter Salmon, Elder, Buhrmasfer V E flwfisvv- ,,.. ,A L ,puma :ls oh, Well! Condition Three Bray L D Y' ABOVE-Left fo Right s Probsl, Gouley, Strauss, Rankin, Isley, Bailey, Walker, S!efTan, T Out On The Town That's No! The Way l'd Do lf, says Raines , .1 .f .,,, we'n Do ii My w , 5 -I ay ai org Ens. Dowd Travels in Style I x I ' , ' ,iff 1 T 5 f 'N 1 ,N H' - ' Ziff !! ' ,-Biff, .35 l Sasebo Sasebo sez-:rind alrr.ot1t lik - other homo port to 1,155 fr h tin - : in WostPc,rC, fit lr'-'ist .ein ' r .11 . pegl thorf: as ottvzi, it 5:-1.11 l, rv. uve- did iri Yokosiilzfi. Uri th A I rr ri i sid-f ot our Korarri trim, vii: .':.z fsagf-s through Sl1irriig1riu11.lii, fiw t tri D trips aroi1rid th.: Horn, S 1.1 iz, i the main Vv'Ctf'Qf'Fltl'j sziot. Like thf: rest .vt tho- lflfrfill r.: D .1 l ' r i f N ,-5 r 5- -. .f v - S.1s.ht1 has gil-.frity ot init int li it all kinds as well as sh ig is fittfl .nt ii' -.1 Catering to the Navy trcrqt Ott fi tours around the ar-mfr .1 im-x 1 Pearl Farm wliere fiiltiirril arf.: are developed. A little tcrrthf-r trivia town was the Fiikcieyanvtr lfir '-.'l't'Il Works where we follow' id our rr-r't'.' lapanose guido tl'irour,rli ti riivig':-y- U potters wheels, kilns, dryizigi i-'1r'l:.2 painting rooms, and finally, th 1 rs i.o iles shop. The city of Saseho sits iriszrle ri bottle like harbor, with strange :shin e ed hills in the background. Une at these hills, hy the way, is named alter lane Russell. its shane isnt so strange. In the middle of the sunznier, Sasebo can be like a huge Turkish Bath, with very little breeze creeping in to give any relief. One ot the exciting high points ot the trip happened in Sasebo harfoor one night While We were anchored out in the back yard. An un- identified submarine had been de- tected outside the nets and away we Went to general quarters. Nothing hflppened, but We were ready tor anything. Submarine Nets in Sasebo X F i L.. Ad IDL... . 4 Y 7 . Now The Duty Driver Report To The Quarterdecku BOS'N ISON Directs K 0 BE F7957 J4f34!VESf Biff? Since Kobe was the fzgcg fee jiri 11? :xi our RJ trip in 1953, our memories parted to fgzcii Qiserij SCGIT?T'5', ' cmd ouistfmdinq shopping Lid 1:35 eveii setter tgefizi we had rernembered, KQLQ 11: 'J tipxst 151. ine 1:13 ii VX t Sees the Navy frequerzily, but 'flfli' S Ziff? ' ' .- CJfUCiCiU3i'f thfiri do 305:11 fi .' ' W 'TG 8 is C1 .iusy rwfierri Cgty, r I ' 752 bombed out fiurgzpfg K If CI mfm tiiizglts Ep: Q-, ' trip on ihQ twin to fo,i::j:2C : . Kyoto, the pif:turf.-sfgvfi Q42 c J . ' Kobe VISSUIFLQS f ,:, ,fg.ri: 'Q X,-s . cruise itiriercxry fiffgfff fx: QEPLFW5- F123 iiff , A ix i N .. .- it looks lil-to 'flfrklii ig- i .o 'g Q . pcifst the Kfuhf: rirecfi.. -, , 5- Q u 7:41 fi Checking China af No. 2 Hatch Trinkets on the Dock Ens. Garofalo Has the Deck Agll Two Kobe Boys Check The Corner Drugstore .-ff Kobe Warehouse Kobe Tug in-fi? U -pd-, 3-.5-, I if 1- .' , ..?,l5fEi,s7mf ' 'iff , x is 7- 1 Heian Shrine in Kyoto ,wl- If i-'F Grain Barges Unloading Grain At Kobe OPERATION M5 A ,A -F -+1 'ff rl-J' --.r L 7 ' .6 wwe QV ' ,. if A , ,,, W ,nr -1 ,QP -in r V fl 'N Q' ' ga . : 0,- 2 .- -..sf 4 , 1.. 'vb-., A , I rLAGH0'ST!' J, 0 I . . 0 IIISS Eff? 6 0 O O O By GEORGE 'N-1'PI'Hl' U' 'her-lc-an Ma-fllorted fIl7fYIl7I? f 'd hzsrorfc dead J-'fnanesrx sea f'If7fL'Cc?l'f'.S'. Ufllrfdfifl Th sh' 9 offzr-Pr, jflaly of Sprm Paz-fsofhn of me m,QJrn,s'nrL'0d P, -W mm IJ es. '01 IE? WEI? Tha f'r'll'0? 'bn lqfafld Mm Off lil as mln nr! V fzsgrn r-'Pf 7 . 7'hr'f'f' are' nlv SSDI , Nrzrlnr-Q ,l7f7 .7nf7' 0 fm swhfm :md 411177. 'Dan' .?f'f1 Alafin Ma ' 0 1,00 1 . Oh U70 Lv- 'bfi 'rw Of ,7ff,,Jv 700 ?00rf-H 200 :mr-pianos ,':arn'r-' UH. Q 05 777e.Ua17I7OShlY!fv J- CIGI7-JiS'll'FDf south in ,'L1?17O' mm Iurned un 11 gl'1lS'lV 1- ofthe World WQYPIT L Q Marine offb- lofuvhgf ' olmd fi WIYIII-7117s. M' of the . 6'rh! we-fi Surlhar'l1j,'M ful! 6201081 me 19 smjv' .many Inf rhrm rho ,lap.q.' ard. 7711Is 1:9 auf us ffflff plan ali nl' whrvr lhn f'-,rg-If Dl'll'v'?f!! 1171104 :ony for me pe 'om 11 ' ,.. O UC-gal' A' nsh 1' A -v Y Q 4'- -1 4 '-l' I ill: 'il 5 'Y I X ,.v I lf. J 7 X :J1 'I 5 f vis- :mmf-.x -53414. I, F. B. Relaxes Battle Dress Operation F laghoist A F 'M Ir.-FI Alter just enough liberty in l1jt..'liS:itll1f'1 i :V is harna to rnako us caqor tor in-ze, .i ii lor Iwo Iirna cmd Operation Fld itiniuz 11: 'Ei .nrzr out to be the lcirqfiiffzt CI!l'tt'ltll1li1tl1-' tw :1 A World War II. Over rr lninflri-.i ch :noi :' it thousand rnfen ct:or1v'1rf,if'd on th' .' . ' .' 1- ' .rn,:: battle qround and aitor ft Itnli- fm: :I ' i .E1.. Shinia, north ot lwf 1, we r-fillr-tl 1' i :ia and landed the lffttttlllttf! fffr-'fu 'Eh ri ir: ti. spent thoso oricllwsfz hour.: ii- this- if ,tt:f, Q ' and retrcrctin-1, lofidtnfr anti ii:.E: irlin: fi .i waiting tor tiirthff-r aid-ir: it i fini Iwo lima cmd Mt. SIIYZIVIUIII l,. I: hi:-X 5: ' .t. :inf line. And aboard thf- stint, iflttlfll' I in. i I nf Rig Handrailsu fran one transport area to another, from general anzniv is to wir- atvlo, always waiting for that glorious 'tSwr-tim. Altlioufih Iwo isn't known throuqh- t ni the Itrn' llast as a liberty port, some ot us did tzicniw it azfliqiro alter tho island had been Con- fl titmtt and -.-.www ohio to climb Suribachi and 'rn -I wi item t nnl: f t rs and to-ave entrances It seemed I M134 t it tha ricifft tri think that beneath our .r f t If iintfil-Li tltf'tE2T4it'tCI13 ol lfipCInGS3, sealed up wnnrtzl tvintu-z whfln the island was captured. t ,nt-li-,d vsifli the lcivvtly :nilgiwlicr snioll ot Iwo tadinq riff- th' ttfuwtcaimiitci, wo complcted our bacl-:qroudinq ii-nit r's' fi fnzr l'io'.'J toward Ianan. An end at .art tff flown rilfvrtrf and the :grind of simulated fwn. 'i filrtgiriil:a, tifrfif will chrome! By this time liber- 'gr 1' -'lltffl 'Ili ifnff- as a round eye in a geisha tnnz'-o an-ai wft woiild not be denied! Debark his Q- ' I . ' -. 4 , ll '4 3 Boat Coxwains Draw Your Rafions 2-if U' 2 LPS 'Nuff Said i!!.':zl -'Slew M f - :l 'g'.1'i ' 1 --1' is Lv E 'K - , i in 5, i A fd The Gang atop Mt. Suribachi 'ri' .-v ,-v 'V USS DIACHENKO Fuels From Us Doc Kailgr P05Q5 ' M 741'-9' yt, 1-imp, , Mr. Iatesta Directs Debark Activities A -',,4si' fl ai F Sforekeeper Tries To Gei Into The Act I'- , I Y . . ,M ' -V Jw T , tiff ' VP4' 5 l -f ,Q .-H' f mud' w - . ?'n .T we 5- ,f V ,M Put That Boat Info The Wafer u , If fi? J' -,N wi You Should Have Seen The qi .I ,, Ones That Got Away Y ,v -1S4 Hx Chief Eng. 81 D.C. Ass'f Stop 7 For A sho: ' Afo r QQ1L'j'!UfV F! Vf . stfl , wg ,-r:, 0 ' 8 -Q' RUUTINE I tk ,. if-nv-'H mall! rruydghl LF-rol '3' Wigiiiffiii if A f if f fi 'Y'+ 'fi, Ti ill, ff ii i L, ' L ,Ah,L . Q N, .Q,Q,pff 1 V -fs, - ,J .A Manga Beach The thinq we'll prolwrililiy r-rin-:nil r tit- fl it about Subic Bay, w'li+,ir'o 1-rr writ t ft A Chap We Mei On the Philippines, is the lioat, l't'VITiii'1 :it X The Way to Baguio out mercy. A bare siifjrrzostizizi fr ir- ip Creep up in the evening, but it ' rr, soon. Most of us had non'-ir before, however, and we :naif liberty Subic Bay Naval Statics: firzifi Olonqapoo had to offer. The gr-fat sf: Manga Beach, Just a tex-.' tariff.: Q:r. 1s:'.s. t' ti., Swirnrninq parties loft the ship starry lounqed in the shade of v:a'.'i:ia 3-aint: Vi natives scooted up the trunks after 'Aft T' outlaw Huks were still conszdered a pri '--f Olonqapoo area and each bear? para' - plete with armed auard. The qreatest relief all to these ef us E-15 enouqh to be picked, were the 'R ri H trips ia v31TQI11l 5 a beautiful and cool resort high in :fic-.iriiizr H--,. behind Linqayen Gulf. 'We iff :zz a trier? 'Y course that would have tested the ezzdurfrnizet of ' l mountain goat. Horseback riding, igaskeiprrli. ,- inq, hiking, and sightseeing: cut cur or three days there. Best oi all '.-:as keinq able 'tr sleep under blankets after liavina snveitered in Sub . f ff. , just a few hours before. 1 Q, It Twice We pulled into ivfanila Bay: steamed past famed Correqidor Island and further in, yeas. H wrecks of ships destroyed during the Here ii o A Manila we took aboard personnel for a trip Messrs Mathieson, Rhodes, and to Hong Kong. laiesia, enioy tropical routine Ens. Dowd, Huff, Harper, Moyer, Gould and Sallee enioy the shade at Manga Beach. 'Gil' a -a a - Q1 Engineers Construct A Pyramid 1' ' ' A Barrio Near lingayen Gulf W ,4 .1-, ,- .aqP'f. if '11 Jolliff, Corbin, and Porter Botanical Garden in Baguio RRR at Baguio C mmm Our Hong Kong R8tR Party Found Bargains -...,,--..,- YYA, 1 U , .wr --'- --b- Q an Ni Q' hy' f C .., e Chief Cox 8. Ens. Kraud Sweat Out Ride to Baguio Philippine Buses and Jitneys Were Unusual to Say The Least Our First Women Passengers Combat loaded 6 Ens. Engel takes U A in More Tropical Routine i Q--. fff - w.'-sflqal, L4-1 '1' It I 'WLT nuker: :u V. . 2' u. .., , V. Bathing Beauties 1 ' .Q I Mr. Hawes Enloys Sun Too. THE BIG WHEELS TURN, AND THE LITTLE WHEELS TURN T0 L g I . ' g W v . ,a J Kyle, Prido Of Tho Third Owns' nmpf-s Un Sfahofz H0 N G K 0 N G U91 Hong Kong has a ci-l1:'xrr11 all its owrt and we were able to recognize and Clt15tDfi'?i'lC'Il'ff' it, even we C1YG !t'l able to adequately dotirrw it. This irrhtriotis British Crown Colony, Calle-il the Qttwf-11 ol 1l1ff South Cliirio Sea and the Poftrl ol tltfv C1121-111, 11111. rv'-til tl1f- 'wry host in 6'ftlCWI'lffIlI'lt'I'tfFitl, :111ytl1t:1f1'1:1t,1, frsrfl :wl1tz'11.1t.111f1, all lxfsic: olerrtonts in qoorl l1li1r'r11,'. Xf ffA hit lrltirtgg lfozrg three times and eirtch 11111-W ISV'-N'lit'f'Cl lllfllllf-2 fixffitirig. We spent our rrtorrey on '1 'sv-rytltzrrft trurrr wzotir- Chi, nese dinners to Ca:'1t1111'1:'w- 1:11111 trftfrts, trorri hartd carved back SCl'CIlt ltvFt'S to rum drills. Vt!-H 11111111115-ci, browsed and explored tltr-::t11,zl1 thf- twrt-'1t'1t, noisy streets and the IIlW,'SlOTlCttlS lirtrfl: tIllViAQ'17. V170 rode the ingenious train to the top af the tslfrrtd 't'.'l'if2rf-2 we saw Cornrnunist China a te:-r Iililfii rrwrry. Tlrfirft was the busy sltopprng critter of tCo'.'.rlai:r1 on the mainland side, the picturesque itsliirwzg vilifrge oi Aberdeen, its harbor teorrtina 1-:ith iisliirig heats, house boats, and even floating resturants. The photo- graphers went wild with delight in the fantastic Tiger Balm Gardens. 'W e rode on the Kowloon ferry, the walla walla water taxis, the bright red rickshaws, and the double deck streetcars. The harbor was titled with ships from every nation in the world. 'There were people everywhere. Thousands of re- tugees irom Communist China unrolled their mats and slept on the sidewalks. Stern native policemen directed and unsnarled traffic. Turbanned Indians stood before their shops, and through the crowded streets hurried oriental beauties wearing those entic- ing slit skirts. Such names as Real No Squeak, Lee Chong Tai, Mary Soo, and Luk Kwuk spell CI Hong Kong we'll never forget. Hong Kong left US, or rather, we lett Hong Kong broke and breathless, but it was worth every Kong Kong dime. Peak Tram i Minter, Gibson, and Bove make Friends at a Tailor Shop The Hong Kong Look i , Sfreei Scene Aberdeen Availability itwgw ge- f ,. , if , Wierd Statues Fil! The Tiger Balm Coolures Found a Frog Gardens. The One in White is Grisiam. In Tiger Gardens --4--- - e I V, .'A Qt. IS Q, 3, ,5,lP l 'Jfw'1gm X N ,ra- Aberdeen is the fishing cen- ter of Hong Kong. The fishing boats do double duty and in many cases serve as homes to whole families. A whole new world opens up just a few steps off the main streets and up the back alloys, This is one of the steep side streets that leads back to Chinese markets, side- walk restaurants and native shops. 2 Q H li Small boats swarmed about the Montrose whenever we pulled into Hong Kong. Here a small boy dives over the side after a coin thrown from the ship. KOREA Guild craftsman plying his trade Baby Sitter problem solved Nan... Inchon and Sokcho Ri All hands, especially those of us in the boats, will agree that our LEX at Sokcho Ri was one of the best organized on record. We don't know how the adrnirals evaluate it, but to the boys in the boats and at the debark stations, it was what an amphibious operation ought to be. A touch of ground swell made some of the troops unhappy, but then, War is hell. The beach was a long, golden strand, ideal for a different kind of beach party. The hinterland, as seen frorn the transport area, was beautiful and the air was cool. lust a few miles north of us at Sokcho Ri was the 38th parallel and the truce dernarkation line. The operation was not without tragedy. An Okanogan sailor was killed when he fell through a hatch and a plane was lost at sea. Everything was shipshape on the Montrose however, and we steamed back to lnchon to ofiload our troops. We picked up our worst impressions of Korea in lnchon, the bombed out and beaten city that seemed to have carried more than its share ot damage. The streets were torn and dirty, the peo- ple, many oi them driven from their homes in the north, were roaqed and hungry. We witnessed a dtvpressii'ig atterniath of war. lnchon offered little in the way ot liberty and we were glad to up anchor and li- rad south. Chinhae, Korea Up to the time that we anchored OH Chinhae, Sc-utli Korea, late in luly, most of us had seen Korea onE'y at lnchon, Pusan, and Sokcho Ri. Despite the natural beauty of the beach at Sokcho Hi with US high mountain peaks beyond and the picturesque harbor of Ptzsan, impressions ol this war-torn Coun- try were an the dismal side. Chinhae and the won- derful hasrgitality of her people, however, showed US a different side oi the country. Chinhae was Cool and quiet, even with the bustling training activities that ':cntinue night and day in preparedness for de- fense. ln Chinhae, we witnessed the Republic oi Kcrea Naval Academy, as well as the boot camp where basic seamanship is taught the recruits of a young and growing Navy. Here also the HOK Ma- rines train intensively. While in Chinhae, We had both midshipmen and the marines aboard for in- doctrination in amphibious warfare, which included an abbreviated One Able. Facilities for liberty ashore in Chinhae were limited, but sightseeing tours both ashore and by boat were arranged. Short, but honorable mention must also be made of Dui'fy's Tavern, the EM club set up in town by the U.S. Naval Advisory Group. 4: .2 'UNC f l W i ' I- we may a 'I 5 ga N l . Duffys Tavern was ibe Place to go in Chinhae L13 Biehler, Mims, Manns, Ortiz, Knowles, and Hampton have a liberty party Checking out a beast of burden Casualty Handling Drill Rendezvous OFF Porf Bow Manning, HUF, and Mr. Hribal Survey The Scene 'jf S , yr M kh O ' ar am versees Loadmg Horiginal Threen pitches in fo entertain Jarheads Guhl, Danko, Cromwelli and Morgan Cromwe!l and Uanko at DuFfy's with Airdale vvi The Boys Take in The Town That Boat Should Have Been .::,...i' T . ' . H bi' , 75 212 jx - gnalgf: D .vi Ulf 'J -up-wld' H Q-Q ' I Ag, Passing .he latest Korean gossip , T X Here Long Ago ' Mr. Shvodian 8. Korean Friend SHIMUNUSEKI-INLAND SEA There are few places in the world where a ship can pass over railroad tracks but the Montrose did it three times in sailing through the Straits of Shimo- noseki, a narrow strip of water separating the is- lands of Kyushu and Honshu. Only a few hundred yards wide, the channel is a real test oi seaman- ship and shiphandling, with strong currents adding to the difficulties. A main railroad connecting the two islands runs through a long tunnel under the vvater. Steaming through Shimonoseki on three different runs prepared us tor a trip up to Kobe via the Inland Sea, which is dotted with islands, large and small, Narrow channels are the rule rather than the ex- ception. The lnland Sea runs between Honshu and Shilcoku which is known as the Riveria of Iapan, Tiny villages dot the rugged shore line. Small coves protect golden beaches, some of them crowded with people enjoying the natural beauty of their islands. Hundreds of fishing boats, most of them flying their white sails, shuttle back and forth through the green water. lt was a beautiful and pleasant trip, one which few naval ships attempt. ,..,,J1g t', l .,.,,,3 sax' li ' Lg il, 1 if - ' , M bg' o fhffff --iff . ' jj ' l 1. f l N.. LIBERTY CALL ' in A Motley Crew Bug ch..-fs Timmons, McFader1, 8. Balajadia go over C2 'cn I5 Six Little indians Three Of A Kind Boffoms Up CON DUUNG TU C0 CUA BAN One of the greatest operations ever undertaken by the United States Navy was the Passage to Freedom evacuation of Vietnamese refugees from Communist domination It was a long, tough opera- tion, hot and timing, but interesting and gratifying in all respects. And always in the Passage to Preedorn was the Montrose, carrying more than her share, commended by the division commander for carry- ing the mostest fastest. We arrived in Tourane Bay, our main supply base for the operation, in mid-August, then pointed north to Henriette Pass near Haiphong where we loaded up without delay. The Vietnamese refugees, tired, hungry, frightened and discouraged, were brought to us frorn Haiphong by French landing craft. We were the second ship to get underway with a full load and when we tied up in Saigon a few days later, correspondents, newsreel and TV cameramen thranged aboard. Adniiral Stump, Coni- mander in Chief Pacirific: Fl-3:-et, rnc-t the sfiip and carrie aboard to observe the refugees: and to visit Caztain Andrew. Liberty in Sciigcjvn was ulirrt, and expensive and we headed back down the Saigon River, ready for more passengers. The pictures on these pages speak more elo- quently of the people that are carried than is possi- ble in words. A few died from malnutrition, starved before they reached us. More were born, and, in fact, the Montrose carried the birth record with seven arrivals. The families were hungry and our galley worked night and day to cook enough rice and fish to feed them, lt is a tribute to the Navy and the Montrose that the refugees left the ship, happier, stronger, and in much better condition than when they arrived. Aside from a very few short breaks in Sai- gon, liberty in lndo-China just wasn't. The long, monotonous hauls were broken, however, by swim- ining parties in Tourane and near Haiphong. And then, finally, after four trips, we passed Cape St. lacaues for the last time, picked up that wonderful inail at Tourane, and headed north to cool, cool lapan, via Hong Kong. 'We didn't even mind a few :rc--ar misses from a couple of typhoons. 1' M1 I Hands of Hunger A ,-a-..- 1-- Q 5 mi . i I , 1 . L Mass CALL 1, if X N 1 1 ' Q R 1 4 Q 3 ' 'Q WF 4 in ,, :L Loading From French Landing Craft The Haig0i10!19 TGYYOV Third Uniform of The Day Division 'fb Vietnamese Belle A , ' 'ry ' Adi T ' 'ie -- L X 'I fu.. ? 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'm Atv qsff r W, Q X i Q fi d i i Lowe gi Rice and Fish did this for me !! .gill little Vietnamese Waits Her Turn Swimming Party at Tourame wiki th 'AS That trough did come in handy HOME AWAY I Fl? 6 RK I ' if Irv 5. .H fe W r 'Qi' n A .- 1. r .w' s ' S --. V, :VK f 4 I 41- . ' M 1 'X ,T 4 2' Gunners In Reposc -1 E7 ,A 4 You Name It Messrs Montrose in R Gang Plus I' Mr. Hughes-Capfain's Pride Man of Disfincfion -Spf, ,ua FROM HOME .r j Ho Hum! We Offer the Best Hanford in Charge Dental Care A x N u .f L, kiwi' Sutter at Work? - t asm 3. They Look Good, though ' s ' + ',,..rw. . A -gr x 1- .....-V' fo., :mx 'M A Home Was Never Like This Vm NO' PU12'ed I' 41' Q 'i -su-.- CHANGE 0F COMMAND HMB ln C7CCOldUl lCF?' with Chief of Naval Person- nel orders No. 54583 at 23 June, l954, Captain E. B. Billingsley, USN, relieved Captain I. D. Andrew, USN, as Cornrnandinq Qlelicer, USS MONTROSE fAPA 2l2l. Sa read the lcq, and so ended and so began chapters in the history ot our ship. On that Saturday morning in Yokosuka, the crew fell in for personnel inspection on the dock and our new and skippers looked us over. The Change of Ccnirnand Ceremonies were held at No. Z hatch with all hands present while the orders were read. Cap- tain Andrew made a short farewell speech, review- ing our tour Ender his command and the Executive Officer led all har,ds lirTThree rousing cheers. Hula' IK X' sz' ff! . 1 , Moat Surrounding The !mperial Palace Shrine Af Nikko im- ,H-,. -mg ,.1 1 -I , wx ,spur A , Pagoda 6? Nikko Great Buddha of Kamakura QI, 4-934, , il 's Deer at Nara Park Aw . Carting the Honeybuckets I U' 'WN TYPlCal Japanese Hotel Geisha Girls in Traditional Dance 1 wwf an , . 4 4 , iN vu Torii of Miyaiima E 2 l . x .I Catholic Church at Nagasaki a or I -M--,pq . l Overlooking Harbor of Nagasaki l llllSid6S Rice Paddles Terrace ix ri 'lvl I i ..Qv. A5 lv 4 4 1 1 H I 1 H 1 v . , 4 ,V ,ix C 3 5 a Qi 3 A r 3 4 1 iii .--. SHlP'S OFFICERS T X 'i I , E 4- 4- W ' ur- Q, , 'Q I T I 4 ' . , J ' 4 ' , 2 RQTSL -ge ,,? M A ai- Q: M 'M 'G as f .5 ks - sf' 'Ati Seated: LCDR Carrolli, LCDR Ertle, LT Liburdy, LT Kailer, LT Messer, LTJG McNamara. 2nd Row: ENS Bradburry, ENS Wegher, ENS Ostrander, BOSN lson, LTJG Neal, PACT Bierman, LTJG latesta, LTJG Carrol, LTJG Webster, ENS Engel, ENS Garofalo, ELEC James, LTJG Rhodes. 3rd Row: ENS Shvodian, ENS Bassett, RELE Smith, LTJG Hughes, LTJG Hawes, CHMACH Collette, CHCARP Mathieson, ENS Kraud, LTJG Hunter, ENS Hempel, LTJG Hribal. DECK DEPARTMENT 14-s. 3 IST DIVISION 'lst Row: Furr, J. C., Risk, S. W., Mims, T. M., Cuevas, M. C., Cahill, J. E., Pardue, M. C., Felix, M., Staats, S. T. 2nd Row: Ostrandfrr, C. H., ENS Anderson, D. E., Delalwaussaye, E., Davis, W. J., Cantrell, E. R., Knowles, W. S., Manns, R. S., Blaclunon, A. H., Lynn, T. R., Ortiz, G., Haines, R. C. 11? -lw QND DIVISION Ist Row: Davis, F. E., Erwin, A. R., Henry, A. R., Calvert, T. L., Bray, Hou 1,-I-,, Maxey, J. C., Westmoreland, D. A., Tisclale, C. R. ind Row: l-UG HUHTSYI C. W.: BaSSett, M. S., Avila, A., Briclges, B. B., Jenkins ' C-I 5Cl10llm9Yeff A- -l-7 Barrow, W. W., Johnson, D. R., Perry, W. H., Ortiz, A I rf' J'- JG 3RD DIVISION Ts? Row: CarmicI1aeI, Fl. T5 McKinley. J W Dubosf- H L Caywood, W. E., Mason, L. E., NorcIIUr1cl, P, T., Secolo. S Hampton L T Lnnum. G L., GM1, D. L., Skipper, C. M. 2ncI Row: ENS Wegher, A. C: Schan, J., Krueger, P. J., Deetz. T., NobIe, C., Brunson, F. D. ENS N'-JI A D Munn-r R I, Him:-5, F. I., W EI Roland R E Plckard, O Eg Door, W. ..,. f,,,,' N F' .4-v v T BG DIVISION M F eves, P., Harper, J. B., Clemons Ist Row: Jampefero, F. T.: I-ifflefield, -P 9 L. T., Clark, D. B., Giiberf, R-7 Balfour, W., O'Hereif1. A- k B Isle , I. M., Heilwagon 2 d R 1 me J. T. websfer, Neibauf, D., Wal eff -P Y , n ow - helton, G., Fuller, M. M., Rankm, R. L. J., Keairns, D. G., Basa, J. I--7 5 .i. if van i I gm. , . Q f- gs ,.'!1 v 'tzqf it DIVISION 'lst Row: Clark, R. R., Van Luchenc, A. J: Baron, J. L., Reid, I'. J., Keller, J. E., Milton, D. D. 2nd Row: LTJG Rhodes, J. P., ENS Garofalo, R E., WL-Ich, Y, A., Pivllrrr, G. L., Chastain, G. W., Carlson W. W, Comiul--,f, M Ig SBITCIICI, L., Cox, D. T. 4 4 Hi I- -w fi 'S ' i . 4. f 51 'F . ' I ,.I, 12 . 1 , A . .- N ,,.,. N if . . ' , 4 1 ' 1 -du -r' WP ff' SIDE CLEANERS Standing: White, A. W., Lindemann, J., Carman, M. G., M,arkI1am, J. M., Phillips, J., Cowgar, J., Orozco, L. Probsf, R. W. . ,- fit I' ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT E :wp V 1.9. 'Y I ' 4-vw -1- -I Ii, 4 .um fray' . Q1 . ii - 'P ... 2nd Row: LTJG Iatesfa, S.g Bloxham, D.. Walker, G. L- Harmon, D. Lg Emigh J. W.p Rider, H. M4 White, T.g GouIey, J. EI Siuffan M J. Howard, J,g BAIIO A DIVISION Isf Row: Sfark, J. EJ Cron, R, W.g Kirby, W.: Aye N- Bishlirw, T.y Zachary, K.p Bryan, R.p Stubbs, W,p Grimfhs, R. D. D.p ENC R. E. Crispp MMC E. Spicer. YI GQ! .y ' , H B DIVISION 1 Ist Row' Cleland C. W.: Denavlf, R- W-F Kenick' A'7 Nash' M' EJ Drelser' KJ Suiter, F. J.p Faulkner, C- E- I - Fu, S, f-H, Qnd Row: CHMACH Collette. W. 0.5 Her1FHcI,dG.E:,v?lI.ankenshIp, L. , anI M, EJ Herf, O. A.p Vander Llnden, I.. T-I ea I ' 9919 . r '. WI-I . ., ' ,R 10075 -if QT? 1- If' 4 if 1' ' I-1- 1' DIVISION lst Row: ArkIe, R. W., Shocfclt, D. E.: Ogdc-n, A. K., Andrews, G. C., Dcgnan, J. E. 2nrI Row: CromwcII, D. G., ELEC Janws, E. L, Shaw, I.L., Danko, L. A., BicI1I0r, R. C., PostcI, D. E. f-sw ,-M431-pf-Q ' E' -I ft., v 'I'-'rv C3 - ' 341 I 'VI WY if Q? -99 M DIVISION Ist Row: Wedde, R., Northouse, D., MacDonald, R., Terkelsen, V., Long, R. 2nd Row: ENS W. Shvodian, Hitt, J., Stout, H., Morgan, C., Guhl, D., Corral, R., Brown, B., Mobsy, J. in-l ..,....-n-ns- Juni' W ' ' P R DIVISION Isl Row: Marsden, J., Cole, J., Sosebee, R. L., Keysvr, R. F., Hemlcy, D., Prater J. J., Blazina, R. J., Cubberly, R. K. 2nd Row: CHCARP Mathieson, G. A., Will, F., Davidson, H. D., Rockwood, J E., Patterson, C. L., Tayler, R. P., Barkvr, D. R., Ryan, 1.5 Tallent, R. I., Erhridgc B. C., Schlurer, A., DCC. 'QL- .fa I x s -1 m xg X fl . X W 1 X I Q . , o u 4.1 UPERATIUN DEPARTMENT -l ? . ' ' ' fi- - 1 . .gs . A, D:VlSlUN 'Isl Row: Nielsen, N. G., Pace, J. L., Wright, P. D.: Mauldin, P. R., Johnson, R, C., McCormick, J. J., Stevenson, C. A., Grisiam, G., Sione, J. B., Miller, O., Marshall, T. J., Jennings, K., Garrrell, J. S., Mason, B. F., luotsala, Shupp, L. W., Bowe, H. J. A., Zncl Row: ENS Hempel lll, R. E.: Nl?VJSlfOl11, M. A., Cagle, M. V., Crowe, J. R., Bolgiano, E. R., Boehning, C. O., Gulclwr, W. L., Parker, K., Greene, Duensing, T. A., Collins. P. S., Salle:-, H E., Clemons, T. E., Havolka, Toclcl, E. L., McNair, A., Eason, E. W ,W i A-gf: f Tse-FW J' -'9'?.5'ff if . .. 'l ' A ' .. . 1 ' ' -- . ,E 1 'Dfw Q i 1 L, A V M A, bi. W. M., E. A., is .K.f ,Hfi Q ws. ' K7 ' -gift i ..,, r . ' V . . ' . 1 V ER DlVlSlON FELE Smiih, C. O., Bonica, J., Porter, C., Gould, R. wan... 4x ...fm- .mg-an--f ..-'vs' ' .- . V.. eg,q.ffkKf L., . . .F ' x , ' 1' .4 u ' :57i!'fV'I 'A' v- - - 4 H. 1 AY ' Pk X alfgfi 1 Q -.F - -'T 1 .11 5' I f Qv, if if 'Y xv, O DIVISION Ist Row: LTJG Hughes III R M Ilnirzki S F W d T , , , rv c L JOIIIH, D. T., Thomas, B. W. 2nd Row: Webber, C. P., Cox, D. Rg Corbin, R K. Ruark A R Corbin, S. NAVIGATION DEPARTMENT ,1 N DIVISION LTJG McNamara T, W., ENS Engel, F. J., Seabourn, R., Adams, H. W.: POVTGVI R. L., Timmons, J. P. Y - .Y It I J ' ' ll' MEDICAL DEPARTMENT Standing: Left to right: Lt. Kailer, C. E., Yearsley, B. E., Dolan, T. A., Fannin, J. O., David, E. T., Kroesch, E. L., McFarlane, B. G., LTJG Mauch, S. W. Front: Left to right: Gibson, J. O., Soule, J. E., Harand, R. W., Brackhahn, V. D., Baker, R. F. S DIVISION Ist Row: ENS Kraud, R. W., Thompson, R. S., Nethery, W. D., Adona, N., Smith W., Abelida, A., Castillo, S., Villanueva, A., Agdipa, A., Caimol, P., Caluza E., Bumatay, V., Esteybar, L., Moriel, A., Mitchell, J. K. 2nd Row: Dreis, N. J., Lindemann, H., James, D., Robinson, W., Becerra, T. Winters, J., Parent, A., Beach, R., Owen, R. T., Mayville, A., Hines, W. Prather, H. C., Vettrus, D., Vettrus, D. C., MacFaden, W. A. 3rd Row: Bove, E., Crowder, C. P., Murphy, J. E., Green, C. R., Coon, C. D. Hill, R. A., Labrador, A., Peavey, C., Eschenfelder, F. J., Beltz, P. W., Bibb R. J., Paloukos, C., Rencehausen, M., Hamilton, R. T., Sherwood, R. F. xX A New Officers Mustered Cui: ENS. PAUSA, ENS. LAMORTICELLA, ENS WRIGHT, ENS. GRAY DOC Wasemillefl LT, USNR - V' ugh ' av lg SW: Q J i . . vb I j','Qjj- 1 R-Xi 9 9' ' n . 1 was Tl i Q - ' f- f-n'1n,n ' u M vvp,'f.f'x - . .f 1-V ' 4 J. ' H.,-D ' sz 1.-L , '-Ranging, an rw MJ! i . Q ,,a L , K . 'A-ry, M4- . K., N , -lr A ' ' ,iii 'N x' . f.,1f4,,j--' '..-15 - .,f 1-3 , 1 sa , ' '-r' ' 5 .fr--ffff 5'3'V. 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