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Upon graduation in July 1945, Captain Kuntz served as assistant electronics officer at the Naval Station, Guam, and subsequently with Service Squadron Three. In August 1946 he was assigned to the U.S.S. DEHAVEN QDD-727D as executive officer and in August 1947 assumed command of the U.S.S. MARSH KDE-6991. Captain Kuntz became- director of training for the Armed Forces Special Weapons Project, Sandia Base, Albuquerque, New Mexico in 1949. He returned to sea in August 1951 as commanding officer, U.S.S. LY- MAN K. SWENSON QDD-7291 . A tour with the Office of the Chief of Naval Operations as head, Combat Direction Systems Branch, Surface Warfare Division, was followed as Commander, Escort Squadron Fourteen from December 1956 to July 1958. He was subsequently assigned duties as surface warfare officer at the Office of Naval Re- search, Washington, D.C. While in this position, he attended the Advanced Management Program at Harvard University. In August 1961 he was assigned to duty as commanding officer, U .S.S. ALTAIR QASK-325. Captain Kuntzis assignment prior to assuming command of the U.S.S. NORTHAMPTON QCC-15 on 1 October 1964, was assistant chief of staff, Communications and Electronics, for Commander-in-chief, Southern Europe, Naples, Italy CCINCSOUTI-IJ . 4 Captain Kuntz is married to the former Joan Elizabeth Darby of Port Clinton, Ohio. Their daughter, Karen, is a student at Smith College, located in the ship's namesake city, Northampton, Massachusetts. Their older son, Jefferson, is a student at Wooster College while their younger son, Rodney, attends high school. EXECUTIVE OFFICER COMMANDER CALVIN C. DUDLEY U.S.N. l w H 3 I 2 a Calvin C. Dudley was born on December 19, 1925, in Royston, Georgia. He attended Georgia State Col- lege in Atlanta. During the Second World War, Commander Dudley served in the Merchant Marine and received an un- limited Masters license in 1949. His date of rank as Ensign, United States Naval Reserve is November 4, 1946. He saw his first active duty with the Navy during the Korean War, and in 1956, he transferred into the regular Navy. Commander Dudley holds the National Defense Service Medal, the Navy Occupation Service Medal, and several Merchant Marine Service Ribbons including the Combat Bar. His duty assignments have included: Student at Gunnery Officers School, Washington, D.C., First Lieutenant on U.S.S. WHITLEY QAKA-915 , Assistant Officer in Charge of a naval unit on the Rhine River Patrol in Germany, Operations Officer and Navigator on U.S.S. KAWISHIWI QAO-1461, Student at the General Line School at the U.S. Naval Postgraduate School, Monterey, California, Navigator on the U.S.S. BREMERTON QCA-1301 , Staff Commander Destroyer Squadron Nine, Executive Officer on U.S.S. MAD- DOX QDD-7315, Staff member of Commander-in-Chief, U.S. Naval Forces, Europe, located in London, England, and immediately prior to reporting to NORTHAMPTON, he was Commanding Officer on U.S.S. TURNER QDDR-8345. Commander Dudley was married to the former Joyce Brenda McKenzie of Kearsley, England on No- vember 23, 1948. They have one son, Calvin J r. ,X WW ff A :- A 2 f fm .Q ' -X 1. aff M mf f 'X ,,,,,,m,,,, ,,.fkk SAW . UMM 1 vw ......,. . I f I f ,in .f .. , . ,,,, ,, .. ,, ,, . . . Q NDIN FFICER - 0 I IGU 1963 - 1 0 UBER 19 XZLSW X f 4 f . . .Q 1 ff SA X' 'Q f ri A f Y-ww f X 'I 1. ,' ff I X X4 X f K 59,3 .Q 724 D 7 1517! .1 f :ig .3 I f L! W 5,7 ' wgsw .g :.. ,, Q, s ,L A 1 ,E .:W,fw!f '. 05 17271 ei f vw i Q V , S ,, ., . .9 'flfiini A -HMV A ,, .V ,, C MQ., S 1 M if ,i'.,V', ' g , X 'W X f, nf ,M - ' x CAPTAIN EDWARD E. CONRAD U.S.N. WS- W ' A. We 5 .. is 0 Q f ,f ' .ax ,, f,g, .- . ,V .s 51' .z '3 ,wwf 3 ,J ,, :J 'V bm X 4 1. ff ,f - . f ,.,f . , Q Q 1 , .. 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SW, 1 A V 55,1 Q77 1 gf, ,W - 'ff , ya' f fm W, A W, gif-s yf is SW .. flig .QE 9 , f LE I0 E. ZE I U.S.N. , 7.5 - a , 4 ' vena.. . A5 . . mf 1, N N ,V 4 ag... - N its ' ,if-.Q-. , , ,, '1 t.. .. 1, , 2 'gfv . - 7 A4 M , ,,, Q , . 33, ff Wilt A, FACTS ABOUT THE COMMAND SHIP NORTHAMPTON The command ship NORTHAMPTON was named for the city of Northampton, Massachusetts, and is the sec- ond ship to bear the name. The ship was begun as a cruiser in 1944, but at the end of World War II, work was halted with the ship half finished. Construction was resumed in 1948, with radical alterations, and the NORTHAMPTON was launched in January 1951. She was commissioned at the Boston Naval Shipyard, Charlestown, Massachusetts, on March 7, 1953. The NORTHAMPTON sailed to the Mediterranean in November 1954 as the flagship of Commander Striking Force Atlantic, and in 1957, she became his permanent home. Admiral Arleigh A. Burke, former Chief of Naval Operations was embarked in the NORTHAMPTON during the International Naval Review, held in Hampton Roads on June 13, 1957, in connection with the Jamestown 350th Anniversary Exposition. On April 13 and 14, 1962, the NORTHAMPTON sailed as flagship for the late President John F. Kennedy during his review of the Atlantic Fleet's Naval and Amphibious Forces. Since 1957, NORTHAMPTON's crew has visited South America, Scotland, England, Portugal, Norway, Sweden, Spain, Denmark, Germany, Canada, Bermuda, Netherlands, Antilles, Virgin Islands and Haiti. More recently, the NORTHAMPTON visited Newport, R.I.,' Cristobal, Panama, San Juan, Puerto Rico, Boston, Massachusetts, Charleston, S.C.g Fort Lauderdale, Florida and New York City. The NORTHAMPTON displaces 17,200 tons, measures 677 feet in length, has a beam of 70 feet and draws 26 feet of water. Four Babcock and Wilcox boilers, connected thfough reduction gears to propellers, provide steam to her four main engines. Her unique communications system would enable her to assume command of a major concentration of sea power at any time. When comparing NORTHAMPTON's firepower to other cruisers, it is often said she fights more with her brains than her muscles. The heavy cruiser's main battery was eliminated to provide additional staff, command and communication facilities. Her armament consists of four single-barrel, 5-inch, dual-purpose guns in mounts. These guns are fully auto- matic with an extremely high volume of fire. The NORTHAMPTON is outfitted to provide accommodations for a total of 1400 enlisted men and 220 officers. She is air-conditioned with the exception of engine rooms, boiler rooms and storerooms. Four hundred tons of refrigeration capacity are used in her cooling system, which maintains a constant below-deck temperature whether the ship cruises the Arctic Circle or on the Equator. The crewis comfort and convenience are enhanced by two barber shops, a lounge and library, two ship's stores, a cobbler shop, tailor shop and soda fountain. A daily 8-page newspaper is published at sea and a maga- zine, the finest afloat, is printed monthly, in port or at sea. The NORTHAMPTON's photographic laboratory and print shop are among the most versatile afloat: more completely equipped than many ashore. With combined effort they can produce charts, intelligence photo- graphs and educational material. The unusual exterior appearance of the NORTHAMPTON is a result of several unique features: Her hull is one deck higher than standard cruisers. She has two solid-sided towers instead of the usual masts. Her transmitting and receiving antennas are of special Kean-shaped design. The ship can easily be identified by a unique 126-foot, stick-type mast, the tallest afloat unsupported by shrouds or stays-mounted on her main deck. The NORTHAMPTON was designed for defense against atomic, bacteriological or chemical attack. She can be rigged as a closed envelopev in battle. Her smooth contours and painted steel weather decks combine with a salt water washdown system to flush any fallout contamination. -USD- We are the men of the second ship to hear the name NORTH AMPTON The first was a heavy cruiser VCCA commissioned and launched at uincy Massachusetts- on September 5 1929 Mrs C3.lV1IlpC0Olldg6 sponsored her and brolcefa bottle of mineral water across her bow. h On the first of December, 194f2, after many months of gallant wartime operations in theiPacific, she was hit and sunk by a Japanese torpedo off Guadalcanal on a night as black' as this page . . --iiml-hiisi. 13,--ff.-gn, :inn ,Ni , ,., , A. . HIGHLIGHTS of a Year Aboard the Command hlp f X ff? ff f , ff! 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X, I I V V V VI , ' C I U X ' 0 V I l K W V V, , V ,V,V', I , I IfV,Ij,VVI,V I I II V ,I I VI VIIV I ,IVV IVIIVV VV I'VV5V OJ a V ' V V ,'VV,,V V' 'V ' o , , Naval vessels normally have only such exercises as fueling, replenishing, rearming or scheduled fleet exercises to illustrate their readiness to act swiftly and efficiently. But NORTHAMPTON had a rare opportunity to exhibit her capabil- ity at 0315 on the 26th of the month. She was approximately eight miles from Chesapeake Bay Lightship when a distress call was intercepted from the merchant tanker S.S. San Jacinto. An anode placed in one of the ship's gigantic tanks to prevent corrosion had fallen and the resultant spark triggered a ship-splitting explosion. Both sections of the tanker were adrift with the crew surviving on the stern section. NORTHAMPTON reversed her course and proceeded at 25 knots to conduct rescue operations at the scene off Chinco- teague, Virginia. The distressed tanker was sighted at 0603. At 0604 the shipas helicopter was launched. At 0609 the rescue and assistance detail was assembled. NORTHAMPTON circled the bow section at 0626 to determine if any persons were aboard it. Finding none, she proceeded to the stern section at 0632. At 0739 the fog and mist began to close in to 500 yards and by 0756 visibility was declared to be no more than 200 yards. NORTHAMPTON stayed with the San Jacinto until relieved by the Coast Guard at 1110. During-her stay with the tanker, NORTHAMPTON,s helo offered to remove the San Jacintois crewmembers from the ship but this offer was turned down. The tanker's skipper sent a note to NORTHAMPTON stating Please tell my owners that both sections are salvageable. That is why I requested tugs. Please pass word that all members are OK aboard-no injuries. We should appreciate our families being notified we are in no danger. . . . The alert performance of NORTHAMPTON in proceeding to the scene, assuming duties as on-scene command- er, and launching of the helicopter to render assistance was in keeping with the traditions of seamen the world over in going to the aid of their fellow mariners. I congratulate the officers and men of NORTHAMPTON on their demonstration of readiness and smart seamanshipi' - NORTHAlVIPTON,s Flotilla Commander, Rear Admiral Ben W. Sarver, USN. APRIL 1964 The first ten days of April were spent operating independently in the Virginia Capes and fueling from U.S.S. CALOOSAHATCHEE CAO-985 on April 7. She rested at the Norfolk Naval Shipyard, Ports- mouth, Virginia from April 10 to April 29 for replacement of her tropospherio scatter communications system antenna. A newer, im-' proved model was installed. The Norfolk Sub-Board of Inspection and Survey conducted their inspection during this time. The INSURV board declared the ship ready to play her part in battle and assigned a grade of Outstanding -a feat accomplished by few ships in this modern-day Navy. On April 26 in the last days of the shipyard period, an event rare in the course of a ship's history occurred. The commanding officer, Captain Edward E. Conrad, USN, was stricken with an illness which required immediate attention and hospitalization. The ship, scheduled to leave the shipyard on April 29 for a visit to New York City was without her first in command. ln a real vote of confidence for NORTHAlVlPTON's capable teamwork and leadership, the Navy's higher authorities chose the ship's executive officer, Commander Levio E. Zeni, USN, to command her during the illness of Captain Conrad. As NORTHAMPTON departed the shipyard on April 29, she passed the Naval hospital and rendered traditional passing honors to the stricken skipper, and proceeded to sea on her regularly assigned duties. MAY 1964 On May 3, NORTHAMPTON moored at the French Line piers of New York City for a four day visit to the bus- tling Worldis Fair City. The famous comedian, Jackie Glea- son, dedicated his May 6 television show to the men of NORTHAMPTON with an audience of some 300 of her men present. Captain Conrad was released from the hospital early in May and resumed command of NORTHAMPTON in New York City on May 5. Another visit to Norfolk, May 9 to May 18, was followed by a trip north -a one day visit to Newport, Rhode Island on May 22 for an inspection by Commander, Cruiser-Destroyer Force, US. Atlantic Fleet, and subsequently, a three day recreational visit to Boston, Massachusetts. Any visit to Boston is of significance to NOBTHAMPTON's history. She was built at Quincy, Massachusetts. Her sponsor resides in the city for which the ship was named, Northampton, Massachusetts-not far from Boston. On May 25, Mrs. Victoria E. Lampron, the ship's sponsor and the mayor of Northampton, Massachusetts with the city council, Visited the ship. Also visiting were 175 students, teachers and officials of the Clarke School for the Deaf who have enjoyed a warm relationship with the NORTHAMPTON crew for ten years. On May 26 the Commanding Officer repaid the previous dayis calls in an unprecedented helicopter flight to Northampton, Massachusetts. The Mayor extended an official Welcome on the steps of the City Hall with numerous civic leaders and the high school band present. The Captain, together with city offi- cials and other representatives of the ship, toured the city, stopping at Clarke School for the Deaf to visit classrooms and chat with the students. I NORTHAMPTON returned to routine opera- tions in the Virginia Capes, visiting Norfolk occa- sionally. On J une 13, over 700 dependents and guests, including the Flotilla Commander, Rear Ad- miral Ben W. Sarver, USN, boarded the ship at Norfolk, Virginia for a dependen-tis cruise. The ship took her guests to sea for a day filled with demon- strations and exercises. On June 26, NORTHAMPTON traded her berth at Norfolk's Naval Station for one at the Norfolk Naval Shipyard, Portsmouth, Virginia. There, she underwent an ex-tensive overhaul-her first in five years. W X f SN if - MW .wwf ff Q2 W 'M :X -QQ S ,of WE WERE A MESS F OR AWHILE K F 1' 2 I, wil- , , ZYSQ 5 5 Sig 3 55 4 1 I l 2, J, if Q A E M 12 Qi il , A Q 73 ' W, , BUT NOT FOR LONG llfl E S SI 'fri i 1 1 1 1 1 I William E. Kuntz, USN, relieved Captain Edward E. Conrad, USN, of colorful shipboard ceremony, the 1964- fiscal year Battle Efficiency ME N along with departmental HE awards for her Operations and Weapons on October 13 for independent operations in and out of her homeport, her period of refresher training and exercises which customarily fol- 27 to October 30, the ship was enroute to Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, The their Arrival Readiness Inspection when the ship moored on October ?f' f If f R17 Q '? zxxxwi !'4ZWwLvN'w X i X 4, ' x Q f H f 1 QM Wy, ' Www , ff ' M12 , Mm fi P li, During the training period, NORTHAMP- TON exercised with other units attached to the Fleet Training Group. She conducted danger- ous towing exercises with the U. S. Coast Guard Cutter INGHAM QWVP-351, highlining exer- cises with U.S.S. FRANCIS MARION QAPA- 24-91 and fueling exercises with-U.S.S. CORY QDD-8171. 'At the close of' the training period, she conducted gunfire support exercises, firing on the island of Culebra. I 1 NOVEMBER 1964 r , A ' 1 I9 N 1 ? V ,K J fe 5. X w 1 r ff? 1 X NORTHAMPTON took time out from her tough training schedule at Gitmo and visited Montego Bay, a harbor resort tucked into the green hills of the Jamaican coast. Her battle reflexes sharpened to a fine edge, the ship steame ou o . . . San Juan, Puerto Rico for three days of relaxation, November 26-29. She returned to Norfolk, Vlfglnla on December 3 to spend the remainder of the year enjoying leave and liberty for the holiday season. d t f Guantanamo Bay and set an easterly course for 1 In a traditional display of the holiday Peace on Earth theme, NORTHAMPTON donned over 2000 colored lights to present a brilliant Christmas display. For the second year in a row, this presentation was selected the first place winner of the Cruiser-Destroyer forces of Norfolk. She was also se- lected a winner in the Operation Decoramav contest spon- sored by the MACE Club of Norfolk. Over 200 ships partici- pated in the contest and nineteen Winners were selected. The MACE Club-Military and Civilian Emissaries-is a civic club which encourages closer relationships between the mili- tary and civilian communities. I NORTHAMPT N 3 1964 award Wlnmng flau' was rounded out Wlth the announcement from th Navyfs Chief of Informauon that THE SCANNER NORTHAMPTON s monthly :magazine was rated excellent Wltk 37 other mlhtary publzoatloizs selected from over 500 entrles 7-a.f,.f,.f , ,fm 'z ,MMM Wy,-4, Q 4 f, e..M',e, f f ' C ' 7 f f XWNXH I 0 Q O ffm f ff Kmf, ffffwwwxf Www. V 3 , f f ' 4 Q TQ we ,Z e . , .4 , U .. , W A aww J f, 4 t 1 4 X ww 'ww mm' f ,,.X I ,W , fw.. ,,,k ,Q ,SM f 5 Mez., -A 0,7 X , 1-mst www My .xmyw-wg , gwwdy ,. 4 , K .fg f rffffi W Q A tv WN, eff ff M . f, fy a fww V f SW., nw wxmw, .. f Nc M , p wwf - , www WAN. :ff fQ 'Uf ff .4 Q J fx f weve .wtf ew f N -W4 .M 99 0 Z 7 ww, f .. 6 f- - .ff-yy.. 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The Admin'7 was an important part of the ship's overall annual performance mark and NORTHAMPTON again proved herself ready by earning a grade of outstanding , n A significant event took place quietly on board Sunday morning, I an- uary 31. ln a compartment which had once been a Weapons space, the new ship's chapel was dedicated by Chap- lain Wright, U.S. Atlantic Fleet Chap- lain, and our own Chaplain Vest. An organ sits on the right side of the beau- tifully appointed chapel and the bihles of each of the three major faiths rest on the altar. Religious services no long- er have to be performed on the mess decks in make-shift conditions. And the chapel, open 24 hours daily, pro- vides a particularly suitable place where men of NORTHAMPTON can pause in the rush of shipboard routine to be alone with Godf' FEBRUARY 1965 On February 1 and 2, after the period of concentrated effort to prepare for the admin- istrative inspection, We relaxed at the ship's party, held amid bunting and flags at Scott Cen- ter in the Norfolk Naval Shipyard. Every lady attending was presented with a corsage, a full buffet dinner was served, the COMNAVAIR- LANT dance band played, and a variety of en- tertainment passed across the stage-from the ship's own vocal quartets to a performance by the worldas champion paddle ball expert. It was a memorable and marvelous evening. w P -zf-W WZ an 0 , W2 iQ ,M -fl , 1. W -gyxnwl I f Leaving the snow and cold behind on February 22, NORTHAMPTON began a trip to Fort Lauderdale, Florida for a brief recreational visit. She moored early Thursday morning, February 25, at Port Everglades, a commercial port adjacent to Fort Lauderdale. Theqsunshine, blue Waters and warm sand of Florida were Welcome changes. Nearly 6,000 Florida vacationers turned out to visit the Navy's first command ship during general visiting held Feb- ruary 27-28. fm . If Q 1 P! 4 'ifxxg . lgfiig' x ' ff 1 +3ff1 z,? f f A ii ll X55 , lx R On Sunday, March 7, NORTHAMPTON celebrated her 12th annversary since commissioning. She was commissioned at the Charlestown Navy Yard, Boston, Massachusetts, as a Task Fleet Command Ship after having been originally designated a Baltimore class cruiser when construction began in 1944. But construction-then 50 percent complete-was halted at the end of World War II. She remained on the ways at the Fore River Shipyard of Bethlehem Steel Company for the next six years, before her com- missioning as CLC-1 on March 7, 1953. On March 17, NORTHAMPTON, for the first ti ters as the main replenishment force. 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J., C .-G.5,.1.VvA'4...- -,.:s..,.-L.?f.,,,, ..4A-, - ft.. if,-W., Mm. f.J-,,0f2f,rJ1'fvfr,.,.w.f!,.35?L4 EJCECIJTIVE Qmrlrr- OFFICBIZJQ LCDR W. T. Vest LTJG T. S. Bayer, J r. LTJG J. D. Hodges LTJG P. W. Hilty Chaplain Former Public Former Administrative Information Officer Administrative Assistant Assistant LTJG O H Sheppard LTJG L M Swanson ENS P Hellman ENS T Mendelson Ship s Secretary Personnel O icer Public In ormatzon Legal Officer 0 zcer ENSA K S1pe ENS R H Heller Assistant Public Tflllfllng and In ormation 0 zcer Education O zcer . . . . if I .If . . . ff f ' ff' ' ff' 26 DMQION Crabb, G. E., BMCM Norfolk, Virginia Thompson, 0. A., QMCM Belmont, New Hampshire Banks, W. I., PN1 Baton Rouge, Louisiana Derenburger, R. P., SHI Miles City, Montana Freeze, N., BMI Columbus, Indiana Gordon, H. M., PCI San Antonio, Texas Hahn, R. S., YN1 Bethlehem, Pennsylvania Kowalski, R. .I., LII Norfolk, Virginia Bennett, C. R., EM2 Russellville, Alabama Eastham, .l. E., YN2 Norfolk, Virginia Harris, H. E., YN2 Norfolk, Virginia Kunkel, P. W., PC2 Virginia Beach, Virginia Squires, J. W., PN2 Eaton Rapids, Michigan Stockett, N., CT2 Milwaukee, Wisconsin Volz, P. S., LI2 Glastonbury, Connecticut Birraine, S. C., PN3 Philadelphia, Pennsylvani Boyk, P. .I., LI3 Chicago, Illinois Cavanaugh, D. T., YN3 Minneapolis, Minnesota Gagne, W. G., YN3 Portland, Maine Jones, C. S., YN3 San Antonio, Tekas Robinson, W. L., .I03 Maquoketa, Iowa Rusgrove, E. W., YN3 Winslow, Maine Sawmiller, W. W., PC3 St. Marys, Ohio Wagner, B. J., LI3 Ypsilanti, Michigan 8. Cipliano, V. D., PCSN Pennsauken, New Jersey Able, D. L., SN Louisville, Kentucky Ahrens, K. D., SN Saratoga, California Bena, S. R., SN Cedar Rapids, Iowa Coleman, R. E., SN Forest Hills, New York Jenkins, J. K., SN South Fargo, North Dakota Kaufman, T. R., SN New York, New York Langdon, P. M., SN Huntington, West Virginia McLaughlin, R. M., SN Iowa City, Iowa Nichols, W. F., SN Marine City, Michigan Scalf, H. E., SN Cincinnati, Ohio Scott, D. F., SN Comfort, Texas Tharp, J. L., SN Parker, Indiana .,..:-11...--,,, HHH: F ' Q fb A 7 fi at G 'tim 5 C:2:2: 2:2:Q:f:2:2:' 3:2 b ,,,1, . - ..,.... y fu :sisif .2s2z2z2z 1.11 I ww' mxwun ew we 1 .fx- . Y .,,! ,-, vouxul ENGWEEIZING DEPARIMEM omoazs LT P. Stfoup LT L. O. Smith LT R. W. Hammer LT J. P. Neary Engmffefmg Damage Control Electrical Officer Main Propulsion Office' AS-Sistant Assistant LTJG R R V6SSCllZa LTJG D D Dutcher LTJG J M Wlllls Former R Division B Division Former A Division O icer O icer O zcer LTJGJ Zambreno ENSL D Overman ENS C Kupfer M Division Officer lvl-Sl Assistant LTJG E R Newton Former Administrative Assistant ENS O S DHVIS ff ' ff ' ff' ' ' ' R D' n' 'on Officer Administrative B Division .lunior Officer A DIVISIO Greenfield, A. E., MMC Bel Air, Maryland George, J. E., MMI High Point, North Carolina Hughes, W. H., MMI Lima, Ohio Lemoine, E. A., EN1 Norfolk, Virginia McLochlin, J., MM1 Chicago, Illinois Price, M. P., MR1 Trenton, North Carolina Dubuc, R. J., EN2 Galveston, Texas Garrett, J. A., EN2 Blairsville, Georgia Hewitt, G., MM2 Gould City, Michigan Pinckney, G. D., MR2 Landover, Maryland Butts, R., MM3 Grand Rapids, Michigan Conjour, F. A., MM3 Baltimore, Maryland Cook, D., MM3 Rhinelander, Wisconsin Dumbolton, B. C., EN3 Compton, California Eide, G., EN3 Long Island, New York Green, T. L., MM3 Granite City, Illinois Greene, M. N., MM3 Port Huron, Michigan Kovach, A., MM3 Sharon, Pennsylvania Lambertson, J. J., EN3 Alexandria, Indiana Morton, H., EN3 Morgantown, West Virginia Prizmich, W. G., MM3 Sacramento, California Skerski, R. P., MR3 Detroit, Michigan Spillman, V. S., MR3 Floral Park, New York Stone, J. L., MM3 Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Trumpie, R., MM3 Grand Rapids, Michigan Ciolino, J. F., FN Long Island, New York Decker, J. E., FN Corbin, Kentucky Coldsberry, M. L., FN Council Bluffs, Iowa Harbison, R. D., FN Boston, Massachusetts Harris, H. E., FN Huntington, West Virginia Hesson, J., FN Upland, California Hopkins, V. G., FN Portsmouth, Virginia Jones, D. M., FN Compton, California Kelsay, E. J., FN Cincinnati, Ohio Landreth, H., FN Louisville, Kentucky Lundermuth, W. L., FN Lehighton, Pennsylvania Martinez, R., FN Flint, Michigan Nicholas, J. A., FN New London, Connecticut Powell, J. H., FN Bradford, Tennessee Williams, T. E., FN Cincinnati, Ohio Willingham, J. A., FN Henderson, Kentucky Schaeffer, SN Covington, Kentucky A DIVISION 'Nm T , C ll lam ur i' l -g m W' J HOP l V t a 5,- 1 4 X ' . W 1 X N Q Za vs-53' B DMQION Haskill, J., BTCS Burling1:on, Iowa Bickford, T., BTC Norfolk, Virginia Cooke, L. C., BT1 Norfolk, Virginia Hall, J. W., BR1 Viper, Kentucky Israel, J., BT1 Brooklyn, New York Lambert, J. W., BT1 Albuquerque, New Mexico Lee, R. H., BTI Norfolk, Virginia Plummer, J. L., BT1 Portsmouth, Virginia Andrews, C., BT2 Sparta, North Carolina Beaulieu, R. A., BT2 Berlin, New Hampshire Dickinson, B. J., BT2 Dover, Delaware Richard, L., BT2 Randolph, Massachusetts Taylor, C. E., BT2 New Orleans, Louisiana Urato, C., BT2 Hudson, Massachusetts Zengler, J., MM2 Norfolk, Virginia Ahern, W. K., BT3 Burlington, Iowa Baber, N., BT3 Newark, New Jersey Cawood, C., BT3 Newport, Michigan Downey, D., BT3 Dorchester, Massachusetts Harvey, C., MM3 Port St. Joe, Florida Hegman, C., BT3 Dover, Delaware Inch, D., BT3 Akron, Ohio Jones, C., BT3 Haynesville, Alabama Kofinas, S., BT 3 New York, New York 1 I I 1 l Y 4-1 Oldenkamp T MM3 Wabash lndlana Ramwater M BT3 Newark Arkansas Stlllman J BT3 St Louxs Mlssourl Stolter R D MM3 Detro1t MlChlg3H Sutton R BT3 Crawford Wxsconsm Tapley F BT3 Blame Malne Vmcent T BT3 Fort Plerce F lorlda Wllllams P L BT3 Sagmaw Mlchxgan Bortner K FN Bellmawr New Jersey Baltxmore Maryland Burbrldge C T FN Nucla Colorado Carrrer W FN Cleveland Ohlo Day H FN Sprmgfleld lllmols Denzme J FN St Paul Mmnesota Dlckmson D FN Dover Delaware Jackson J E Jr FN Cleveland Ohlo Kee M FN Newark New Jersey Kennedy R FN Adams WlSCOHSm Klng D FN Rochester New York Landrs V FN Racme Wlsconsm McGowan J FN Hrghlands New Jerse Mclnt re R FN Y Malden Massachusetts Meza R FN Waco Texas Ott W C BTFN East Walden New York B DIVISION Q Q U f 1 -1. I 1 . I 1 -1 . 1 , l ., n Q ' 1 , n . .u, J 1 , ,, s I V 1 . ' . h Vfli ' 7 , 1 . '7 I I' ' , , . . i , 0 ., H 1 1 -1 ,, X ' 2 Borys, M. M., MMFN F 1 J .l S J rlc: fy 741 1 '1 ' 'W 3, . , , , I ., I Q i ' . 1 C, , ., . , , X l -I , 'ICJ J 1 11 V , I , L ,, 1 - -1 -1 X 1 , 1 -1 1 ' 'T . 0 , I P 1 '1 i 1 ., 0, . . l 1 D 1 -1 1 Y ' 7 ', 7 7 '7 1 1 1 '1 1 1 , . :Qi Z X X :Q in A XX- B DIVISION .7 4 J V fy irtt' N X ' V' Nm 99,39 WE Overacker, P. S., FN Iron Mountain, Michigan Palaskie, R., FN Shenandoah, Pennsylvania Prock, E., FN Haven, Kansas Robinson, R., FN Baltimore, Maryland Stewart, R., FN Jacksonville, Florida Tinsley, W., FN Springfield, Illinois Warner, G., FN Vacaville, California Weiderhold, J., FN Canton, Massachusetts Zadroga, W., FN Lancaster, Massachusetts Zeno, L. E., FN Milton, Vermont siitifa X 5' CD. Q f X Ti aj fiat fi-'S+ - ' . Fischetto, S. J., EMCS Norfolk, Virginia Anderson, C. E., ICC Louisville, Kentucky Dehart, R. J., EMC Welch, West Virginia Donohue, A. J., EM1 Havertown, Pennsylvania Hobby, W. E., EM1 Meridian, Mississippi Richards, W., EMI Norfolk, Virginia Wolfe, R. M., IC1 Morristown, Minnesota Arnett, R. M., EM2 Payton, Ohio Bachelor, J. L., EM2 Birmingham, Alabama Earwood, J. F., EM2 Portsmouth, Virginia Jaynes, G. F., EM2 Asheville, North Carolina Kern, W. B., IC2 Norfolk, Virginia Satterfield, L. C., lC2 Fairmont, West Virginia Barrett, R. A., EM3 New Orleans, La. Bodewig, J. P., EM3 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Boue, W., IC3 Phoenix, Arizona Bradley, D. L., IC3 St. Joseph, Missouri Campbell, N. L., EM3 Norfolk, Virginia Crawford, S. L., IC3 Canton, Ohio Czarniak, E. J., EM3 Rochester, N. Y. Hales, P. E., IC3 Syracuse, N. Y. Hall, D. A., EM3 East Hickory Hardy, R. W., EM3 Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Hinley, S. C., EM3 Springfield, Ga. E DIVISION E DIVISION Hudson, D. H., EM3 Princeton, West Virginia Klein, R. A., EM3 Baltimore, Maryland Knecht, C. R., IC3 Cincinnati, Ohio Mariotti, C. R., EM3 Montpelier, Vermont Mankin, R. A., EM3 Hyattisville, Maryland Piercey, R. R., IC3 Long Island, New York Russell, E. D., EM3 Memphis, Tennessee Scrivens, D. E., EM3 Cleveland, Ohio Selario, J., EM3 Clarksburg, West Virginia Siefert, R. A., EMS Louisville, Kentucky Sinclair, R. D., EMS Athol, Massachusetts Smart, J. R., EM3 Rochester, New York Stockner, G. A., EM3 Front Royal, Virginia Thomas, J. J., IC3 Lake Ariel, Pennsylvania Tolar, W. C., IC3 Pillow, South Carolina Wilson, S., IC3 Shreveport, Louisiana Ackers, D. G., ICFN Damascus, Virginia Bosley, R. C., EMFN Canton, Ohio Dieterle, R. W., EMF N St. Louis, Missouri Haynie, J. D., ICFN San Jose, California Karl, C. F., IC3 Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Larned, L. A., EMF N Atlantic City, New Jersey Long, J. H., ICFN Louisville, Kentucky Maher, J. J., EMFN Union, New Jersey tw, McGee, D. T., ICFN Spaulding, Ohio Richard, J. A., EMFN New Orleans, Louisiana Smith, J. F., ICFN Sacramento, California Street, S., ICFN Shreveport, Louisiana Ward, J. F., ICFN Birmingham, Alabama F erguson, S. F., EMFN Gastonia, North Carolina Cagne, J. P., EMFN Barry, Vermont Garncarz, E. C., EMFN Queens, New York , x re I 31 If I an 'aifxi-if ,, X .5 Ns ali We . fi fjgigis'-Qatg 'E DIVISION M DIVISION V I I Chaney, R., MMC Chunky, Mississippi Rich, R., MMC Cuba, New York Chapman, L., MMI Royalton, Illinois Croce, A., MMI Greenville, Mississippi I Hutchins, J., MMI Northfork, West Virginia Lewis, C., MMI Norfolk, Virginia Roberts, L., MMI Pinconning, Michigan Bee, J., MM2 I Columbus, Ohio I Brogan, C., MM2 Kannaapolis, Hawaii Hubbard, C., MM2 Norfolk, Virginia Finigan, W., MM2 Rumson, New Jersey I Lovering, R., MM2 Duluth, Minnesota , Melton, W., MM2 Wichita Falls, Texas Reichert, P., MM2 Berkeley, Missouri Saver, G., MM2 I Sheboygan, Wisconsin Shanley, E., MM2 Irvington, New Jersey i Corcoran, W., MM3 Newburyport, Massachusetts Crouch, G., MM3 Seattle, Washington Hammer, C., MM3' Monroe, Michigan Hanlon, E., MM3 Warwick, Rhode Island J Hardy, M., MM3 Gardner, Massachusetts Jardine C., MM3 Hazardville, Connecticut Jones, S., MM3 ' Jellico, Tennessee Lutz, A., MM3 Wilton, Connecticut Mewborn, T., MM3 Charleston, South Carolina Meyers, W., MM3 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Mullin, D. Piqua, Ohio Simons, J., MM3 Camden, New Jersey Walker, W., MM3 Chatham, Louisiana White, C., MM3 Hagestown, Maryland Ashley, H., FN Greenbay, Wisconsin Bachman, C., SN Jesup, Arkansas Brown, J., SN Houston, Texas Cleckner, G., SN Youngstown, Ohio Green, L., FN Springfield, Ohio Hayes, R., SN Detroit, Michigan Hendrickson, D., FN Hibbing, Minnesota Henault, D., FN Woonsocket, Rhode Island McKinney, R., FN Tarboro, North Carolina Metheney, D., FN Garrett, Pennsylvania Skaggs, T., FN Fort Pierce, Florida Sohezak, F., FN Lacrosse, Wisconsin Spriggs, J ., FN Rincon, Georgia Vuksta, A., FN Erie, Pennsylvania White, G., FN New Kent, Virginia Womer, R., FN Buffalo, New York Zupanic, A., FN Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania M DMQION V 51 VT-fm! 'GSI ww 4 gif J D Te V :',-M4 5 5: -fx-...f ':::- T vga, wJN -'N N-I 9'2 Rf DMQION 1 Miller, L., SFCS Unicoi, Tennessee Wall, G., DCCS Versailles, Missouri Kelley, .l., SF1 Richmond, Virginia Lupinski, R., SFI New York, New York K Seco, E., DC1 Beckley, Virginia Gasque, P., SFM2 New York, New York McRae, J., SFP2 Troy, North Carolina Sprinkle, R., SFP2 Crozet, Virginia l Atkinson, R., SFM3 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Beaver, R., SFP3 F airmont, West Virginia Blaine, J., SFP3 East Alton, Illinois p Bradley, M., SFP3 Chattanooga, Tennessee Coffman, K., DC3 Akron, Ohio Garner, R., DC3 Troy, New York Gibson, H., SFM3 Crozet, Virginia Heinzinger, W., DC3 White Plains, New York I MacFedden, B., SFM3 New York, New York Marzec, D., DC3 Garfield Heights, Ohio P I l Neuhaus, R., SFP3 l T Fort Wayne, Indiana Baehr, C., FN Vallejo, California J Butler, M., FN Memphis, Tennessee Donovan, R., FN Hancock, Michigan Garrison, F., FN Fairmont, West Virginia ' Hibbard, G., FN Muskegon, Michigan if I I E. 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King LCDR G, T, Allende, Operations Officer Former Communications Communications Office,- Officer LCDR Wanhen LCDR C. V. Robinson LT D. J. McGee CIC Officer Electronics Material Assistant Officer Communications Officer LT E. A. Graham LT E. E. Wilcox LTJG J. T. Knowles Assistant CIC Assistant Electronics Assistant Electronics Officer Material Officer Material Officer OPEFZNIONQ DEPAPJMENT OFFICERS LTJG L. H. Pitts ENS J. Goldberg ENS D..R-. 0'Qrady Former Radio Radio Officer Administrative Qfficer Assistant LT H. E. Hinson LTJG R. M. Fossum ENS H, J, Vogel Electronic OR Division OS Division, Warfare Officer Officer Officer ENS A. E. Brennan ENS G. T. Atwood 'LTJ G R, Fenimore Registered Alternate Registered Fgrmer OS Publications Publications Officer Division Officer Officer f OPFRNIONQ DEPAQTMENT OFFICERS ENS J- Fellfich ENS J. Heslin LTJG P. M. Anton Communications Communications ECM Office,- LTJGT W Enghsh OI Division 0 zcer LTJG W A Baumert Former OPNA V Liaison 0 icer ENSR B Hllton LT O E Hubbard OI Division Meteorology funior 0 icer 0 zcer LTJG ,I R Ud0V1Ch ENS A W Huptlch OPNA V Liaison OP N A V Liaison 0 wer Assistant ff' ' ff' ff' ' ' ff' ff' ' OE DIVISION Blakinship, A., ETC Sedan, Kansas Ilog, P., ET1 Norfolk, Virginia Rath, A., ETI Vandergrift, Pennsylvania Alvarez, J., ETN2 Norfolk, Virginia Boron, J., ETN2 Lagrange, Texas Cecil, R., ETR2 Norfolk, Virginia Harris, R., ETN2 Visalia, California O'Hare, C., ETN2 Hall, Massachusetts Parchert, D., ETN2 Illinois City, Illinois Rygiel, P., ETN2 Walling-ford, Connecticut Sustare, B., ETR2 Norfolk, Virginia Wachowiak, A., ETNZ Milwaukee, Wisconsin Baer, H., ETN3 Springfield, Massachusetts Clifford, R., ETN3 Portsmouth, Virginia Dailey, D., CT3 Pataskaln, Ohio Dietz, M., ETN3 Flushing, New York Faul, R., ETR3 N. Wales, Pennsylvania Firebaugh, J., ETN3 Lakeland, Florida Hagge, L., ETN3 Ogden, Iowa Hart, T., ETR3 Taunton, Massachusetts .l0sey, H., ETR3 Kite, Georgia Jury, C., ETN3 Nenana, Alaska Kruggel, W., ETN3 South Bend, Indiana Maness, J., ETN3 Richland, Washington . ,J . ., McCann, R., ID3 Norfolk, Virginia McQuiston, W., ETN3 Portsmouth, Virginia Price, J., ETR3 Oakdale, Louisiana Robinson, J., ETR3 New York, New York White, E., ETN3 Jackson, Michigan Atherton, C., SN Laredo, Texas Burch, D., ETSN Norfolk, Virginia Cornelison, V., SN Cincinnati, Ohio Hixson, .l., SN St. Louis, Missouri Hockran, G., SN Andover, Ohio Nelson, H., SN Greensboro, North Carolina Riclioux, R., SN Mouma, Louisiana Rutherford, J., SN Pensacola, Florida Shaw, M., SN Sidney, Ohio Singleton, L., SN San Antonio, Texas Smith, E., ETNSN Richland, Washington Tromp, W., SN Owings Wells, Maryland Wonnacott, G., SN Crystal, Michigan OE DMQION - OI DIVISION Ellis, L., RDCS l Lewistown, Pennsylvania Crawford, RDC Grayling, Michigan Meeker, R., RDC Bradenton, Fl0Iid21 Miller, B., RUC Mooresville, North Carolina Butler, A., RD1 n Philadelphia, Pennsylvania D'Amico, R., RD1 St. Louis, Missouri Dewey, R., RDI El Paso, Texas Loveland, G., RDI Malden, Massachusetts Ponsonhy, P., RD1 McKeesport, Pennsylvania Thompson, H., RD1 Stubenville, Ohio Tilley, W., RD1 Jonesville, North Carolina Baker, H., RD2 Maryville, Tennessee Cheatham, M., YN2 Kalamazoo, Michigan Edgerton, J., RD2 Forest Hills, New York Hartley, J., RD2 San Antonio, Texas Martin, A., RD2 Besemer, Alabama Mehlfelt, R., RD2 Washington, D.C. O'Connell, W., RD2 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Tye, R., RD2 Richmond, Indiana Blecha, L., RD3 Cicero, Illinois Burgess, R., RD3 Paducah, Kentucky Haddaway, M., RD3 Bozeman, Montana Haggerty, P., RD3 Bolardy, Ohio Hoffer, D., YN3 Islip Terrace, New York Hopkins, C., RD3 Glenrock, Wyoming Horton, RD3 Troy, New York Jose, L., RD3 Basalt, Idaho Larkin, T., RD3 Seattle, Wash. Louden, W., RD3 Bellefontaine, Ohio Montooth, J., RD3 Miami, Florida Pultyniewicz, R., RD3 Shamokin, Pennsylvania Ravish, J., RD3 Northampton, Massachusetts Richter RD3 Garwood New Jersey Snauth W RD3 Patterson New Jersey Zanardl J RD3 Winfield Kansas DCFHZIO J RDSN Carbondale Pennsylvania Dovenbarger L RDSN Zanesville Oh1o Long R RDSN Sarasota Florida Peoples D RDSN Gilroy California Poltl E RDSN M1lf0Td Pennsylvania Prendergast R SN Jackson Heights New York Sm1th D RDSN Sewrckley Pennsylvania Wood C RDSN South Charleston West Virginia Wright G RDSN MOOICSVIJJC North Carolina Ot DIVISION ON DIVISION I . 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Warsaw, New York Kording, J., AG1 Minneapolis, Minnesota Williams,, G., AG1 Norwalk, Ohio Danwell, A., AG2 Dallas, Texas Hohgin, G., AG2 Virginia Beach, Virginia Painter, R., YN2 Peterstown, West Virginia Doutt, C., PH3 Citrus Heights, California Migdal, T., YN3 Syracuse, New York Oakley, R., AG3 Paxton, Massachusetts Trnadel, G., DH3 Bellerose, New York Voss, R., AG3 Plymouth, Michigan Coyne, J., AGAN Manchester, New Hampshire Liverance, E., AGAN Southfield, Michigan Mowry, D., SN Lancaster, Pennsylvania Rosensor, S., SN Brooklyn, New York Schaldach, R. SN East Detroit, Michigan Toon J., SA leffersonville, Indiana Easter, A., RMCS Erie, Tennessee Fromm, C., RMC Columbia, South Carolina Greenman, R., RMC Aurora, Illinois Lepage, R., RMC New Bedford, Massachusetts Pringnitz, RMC Norfolk, Virginia Yost, T., RMC Newark, Delaware Burns, G., RMI Tampa, Florida Cobb T., RMI Halifax, North Carolina Gitzler, W., RMI Lakeview, Long Island Gross, C., RMI Lowell, Massachusetts Hake, H., RMI Wapello, Iowa Henselet, R., RMI Meadow Grove, Nebraska Kwiatkowski, R., RMI Ashley, Pennsylvania Minton, R., RMI Anderson, Indiana Plliegler, F., RMI Moorestown, New Jersey Quatkemeyer, R., RMI Charlestown, South Carolina Reynolds, W., RMI Parksburg, West Virginia Ryan, W., RM1 Shamokin, Pennsylvania Salas, J., RMI Tamuning, Guam Walker, H., RMI San Angelo, Texas Wilson, L., RMI Goodthunder, Minnesota Zavarick, J., RMI Mount Carmel, Pennsylvania Babbitt, C., RM2 Boonville, Missouri Bullington, J., RM2 Atwood, Tennessee O2 DIVISION J' I , lv 0121 DMQION Corley, B., RM2 Atlanta, Georgia Evers, R., RM2 Channing, Michigan Greenwald, R., RM2 Walled, Lake, Michigan Gullic, F., RM2 Birds, Illinois Lucke, J., RM2 Scranton, Pennsylvania Miles, P. RM2 Washington, D.C. Muli, R., RM2 Hattiesburg, Mississippi Nain, T., RM2 Mullins, South Carolina Pearson, W., RM2 Galveston, Texas Phillips, J., RM2 Rockhill, South Carolina Sowell, J-., RM2. Black, Alabama Summerill, H., RM2 Jackson, New Jersey Vorodi, W., RM2 Middletown, Pennsylvania Williams, J., RM2 Kenosha, Wisconsin Wright, M. RM2 Chicago, Illinois Acree, R., RM3 Baltimore, Maryland Allen, C., RM3 Columbus, Ohio Bachan, J. RM3 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Boegel, K., RM3 Jackson, Wisconsin Coker, C., RM3 New Albany, Mississippi Cox, C., RM3 Conifer, Colorado Danaher, M., RM3 Brooklyn, New York Davis, R., RM3 Norman, Oklahoma Falzone, J., RM3 Pennsville, New Jersey Frazier, C., RM3 Rushville, Indiana Gallmeyer, D., RM3 Butler, Pennsylvania Criffeth, W., RM3 Springfield, Iowa Haney, R., RM3 Barherton, Ohio Hasselbrack, K., RM3 Melrose, Massachusetts Johnson, J., RM3 Hattiesburg, Mississippi King, T., RM3 Highland, California Kohl, J., RM3 Cocoabeach, Florida Langevin, L., RM3 Springfield, Massachusetts Linster, V., RM3 Meridian, Mississippi Maracini, E., RM3 Tampa, Florida Mercier, M., RM3 Cumberland, Rhode Island Shealey, T., RM3 Lexington, So-uth Carolina Bey, P., RMSN Miami, Florida Costley, .l., RMSN Waterville, Maine Georges, W., RMSN Brooklyn, New York La Pointe, R., SN Holyoke, Massachusetts Lutz, S., SN New York, New York Marriott, T., RMSN Sayville, Long Island Moore, D., RMSN Tifton, Georgia Murosky, R., RMSN Luzerne, Pennsylvania O'Neill, R., RMSN West New York, New Jersey Page, W., SN Johnston, Rhode Island Prantner, R., RMSN Rockwell City, Iowa --0' -'umm V I 1 LV -,FWYAWV-,m,,-,,-hmmm, .. ......,-.....e,.....:.:.1..........4. g..,.......,. OI-21 DIVISION OI21 DIVISION I I Sass, E., SN Port Huron, Michigan Semien, L., RMSN Port Arthur, Texas Sninn, J., RMSN Wellesville, Ohio Simonelli, J., RMSN Smithtown, New York Slade, F., RMSN Hobbs, New Mexico Snyder, J., RMSN Pottstown, Pennsylvani Valdez, J., RMSN Bronx, New York Waters, J., SN New York, New York Wise, N., RMSN Margate, New .lersey Clark, J., SA Greenbay, Wisconsin Reade, F., CYNSA Clifton, New Jersey Turek, J., SN Westport, New York 3, YI' I KIX4- If v v EJ u' .J..9i Owens, R., SM1 Elmira, New York Wetzel, L., SMI Desplaines, Illinois Briscoe, D., SM2 Stanton, New York Coleman, A., SM2 Tulsa, Oklahoma Habblett, E., SM2 Norfolk, Virginia Thompson, C., SM2 Norfolk, Virginia Tripp, L., SM2 Zaleski, Ohio Barnhill, J., SM3 Kingsville, Texas Comtois, R., SM3 Lowell, Massachusetts Ernest, D., SM3 Baltimore, Maryland Hill, C., SM3 Chester, Maryland Walter, W., SM3 Bel Air, Maryland Blackwell, R., SN Baltimore, Maryland Croley, R., SN Detroit, Michigan Moore, D., SN Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Ruby, S., SN Baltimore, Maryland Yori, .l., SN Baltimore, Maryland O9 DIVISION if os DW ASSE 1640 ll g .,,.. . ,,,,,,,, l N AUD. ,,,, j .Q 65. 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Rhodes, R., SKC Rosston, Arkansas Brienzi, D., SKI Boston, Massachusetts Livermore, G., SKI Cincinnatus, New York Nathins, G., SKI Columbia, South Carolina Williams, N., SKI Broomes Island, Maryland Johnson, W., SK2 Bartow, Florida Knight, R., SK2 Philomath, Oregon Borders, I., SK3 Decatur, Illinois Creekmur, J., SK3 Mason City, Iowa Mallon, T., SK3 Andalusia, Pennsylvania Middleton, B., SK3 Pennington, Gap, Virginia Renfroe, C., SK3 Aurora, Illinois Variicchione, F., SK3 Plainville, Connecticut Zeruk, M., SK3 South Windsor, Connecticut Brown, P., SN Staunton, Virginia Fleming, W., SN Bradford Woods, Pennsylvania Greenstreet, M., SN Falls Church, Virginia Gutierrez, I., SN Laredo, Texas Matas, M., SN Saint Clair, Pennsylvania Morgan, C., SN Milano, Texas O'Donoghue, I., SN Albany, New York Toney, C., SN Muskogee, Oklahoma Hyssong, W., CSCM Norfolk, Virginia Thomas, D., CSC Virginia Beach, Virginia Corbin, W., CSl Virginia Beach, Virginia McCo P. CS1 Y, a Sault St. Marie, Michigan Brown, F., CS2 Norfolk, Virginia Page, E., CS2 Wilson, North Carolina Paxton, H., CS2 Covington, Virginia Clark, R., CS3 Portsmouth, Virginia Guerttman, J., CS3 Portsmouth, Virginia Lewis, W., CS3 Alberta, Virginia Pufahl, R., CS3 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Sheppard, D., CS3 Norfolk, Virginia Stewart, L., CS3 Omaha, Nebraska Boutwell, D., SN St. Petersburg, Florida Carter, B., SN Columbia, South Carolina Duffer, D., SN Toledo, Ohio MacKenzie, F., SN Rochester, New Hampshire Pisaek, R., SN Dunellen, New Jersey Stickler, H., SN Columbus, Ohio Traylor, W., CSSN Jacksonville, Texas Yolacki, T., SN Grand Rapids, Michigan Brewer, J., SA High Point, North Carolina Cregger, R., SA Limestone, Tennessee Homick, F., SA Superior, Wisconsin Q-2 DMQION Q-2 DIVISION Award, RJ., ICFN Warren, Massachusetts Auker, C., SN Altoona, Pennsylvania Bowles, M., SN Beckley, West Virginia Harper, C., SN Rector, Arkansas Hollobaugh, T., SN Youngstown, Ohio lnskeep, L., FN Lima, Ohio Kizer, R., FN Phillipsburg, Pennsylvania Luxeder, R., SN Akron, Ohio Parker, W., SN Warren, Ohio Sigurdson, J., FN Canton, Ohio Singleton, R., SN Tallahassee, Florida Baumann, E., FA Ycatawissa, Missouri Banks, W., FA Steubenville, Ohio Benner, R., FA Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Becker, T., SA Grand Ledge, Michigan Chverchko, V., SA Patton, Pennsylvania Farmer, G., FA Norview, Virginia Griffith, J., SA Springfield, Ohio Hortsch, H., SA Minneapolis, Minnesota Jefferson, C., SA Jarratt, Virginia Klein, K., SA Turtlecreek, Pennsylvania Klinger, J., SA Desterville, Ohio Luther, L., SA Boonville, Missouri McHale, E., FA Cleveland, Ohio MEQQ 000169 MESS 000169 Newbauer, R., RA Rochester, New York Northern, G., FA Charleston, Illinois Powell, H., SA Danville, Ohio Robinson, A., SA Mobile, Alabama Sanutelli, A., SA McKeesport, Pennsylvania St Germaine, .l ., SA Worchester, Massachusetts Tascott, G., FA Grand Rapids, Michigan White, R., SA Mt. Vernon, Illinois Woolfolk, W., FA Cleveland, Ohio -Davis, O., SHI Elkton, Virginia Davis, H., SH2 Norfolk, Virginia Hogan, W., SH2 Waynesboro, Virginia Johnson, J., SH2 Norfolk, Virginia Piper, QR., SH2 Covington, Georgia Reese, C., SH2 Detroit, Michigan Stevenson, H., SH2 Jacksonville, Florida Fields, C., SH3 West Monroe, Louisiana Ingram, W., SH3 Martinsville, Virginia Lauderman, W., SH3 Paragon, Indiana Putty, D., SH3 Baxter, Tennessee Rochester, J., SH3 Norfolk, Virginia Williams, D., SH3 Philadelpha, Pennsylvania Williams, J., SH3 Johnstown, Pennsylvania Adams, O., SN Norfolk, Virginia Anderson, J., SN DeForest, Wisconsin Bey, R., SN Norfolk, Virginia Bue, M., SN Black River Falls, Wisconsin Clark, J., SN Merger, Missouri Curnette, E., SN Columbus, Ohio Foxworth, C., SN Richmond, Virginia Hartline, D., SN De Kalb, Illinois Kronhauer, R., SN Kipley Park, Pennsylvania McGlemrey, F., SN Atlanta, Georgia Q-2 DMQICN ,. ,,. .. . ,.,... .,,..-.- -M... 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Sherfield, J., SD2 V Portsmouth, Virginia Bailey, J., SD3 Virginia Beach, Virginia Bangal, J., SD3 Portsmouth, Virginia Catindig, L., SD3 Norfolk, Virginia Goss, C., SD3 Portsmouth, Virginia Grant, M., SD3 Indian Head, Maryland Higganbotham, R., SD3 Birmingham, Alabama Miller, F., SD3 Norfolk, Virginia Nichols, B., SD3 Norfolk, Virginia Oringo, O., SD3 Philippines Palos, B., SD3 Philippines Pimentel, O., SD3 Philippines Waddell, J., SD3 Norfolk, Virginia Arzaga, N., TN .Philippines Balangue, H., TN Philippines Cabanban, P., TN Philippines Cohanding, R., TN Philippines Callado, A., TN Philippines Chuaquico, R., TN Seattle, Washington Goniong, S., TN Philippines Letada, R., TN Philippines +1111- Lambert, R., SN Wayne, New York Laparan, R., TN Phillipines Lomibao, E., TN Phillipines Lucas, T., TN Belhaven, North Carolina Palmer, R., TN New York, New York Pearl, J., TN Norfolk, Virginia Pulumbarit, R., TN Philippines Rigonan, R., TN Philippines Sagun, F., TN Philippines Samios-Uy, H., TN Philippines Sario, R., TN Baltimore, Maryland Sosa, F., TN Philippines 1 JI, ,Nd 1 Q fix VI: f ff ' 1 ll' 1lll u- I Rs? 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Stewart, Ir. Weapons Officer LT C. E. McIntosh First Lieutenant CAPT L. L. Barton, USMC Commanding Officer Marine Detachment LT J. A. McKee, Jr. AA Control Officer lst LT T. H. Merrell, J r Executive Officer Marine Detachment 4 We WEAPONS DEPAPJMENT OFFICE-129 LTJGF J Fanmnb ENS W R Gluam LTJGR L Ifland ENS H F Bryan Former Flrst First Dzylszon Second DZUZSZOH Third Dlvlslon Dwzszon 0 zcer 0 zcer 0 wer 0 wer ENSI P Callahan LTJF C E McCanna LTJG R W Barry ENS M Saxon Thi d D r wzszon Former Fox Fox Dwzszon Adm inzstram e Junior O icer Dwzsion 0 icer 0 zcer Asszstant 1 n n n 'K CWO J. E. Hagen CWO V. J. Kopek Fire F 0 I Z ,l n ,ro Shipzg Off 1007 Boatswain P- b-tn-i.--i V I V PMA' ,mr-in ,sn ,,., Lb I, ,,,,L-...,, ,,,. --A,.,,., ,.,:n.....-,.,,,,.,-.--..,,.n,,- .,....,....4,--.. -,.. 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R., SN Baltimore, Maryland Hollis, D., SN Madisonville, Kentucky Kiesel, A., SN Valley City, Ohio Lekin, J., SN Cedar Rapids, Iowa Lynch, P., SN Silver Springs, Maryland Minor, J., SN None Listed Mitchell, J., SN Seaford, Delaware Moman, R., SN Fort Lauderdale, Florida Myers, R., SN Chester, Pennsylvania tat DIVISION . . - , s..... f..................-a,.....,...v,.s.,...oa...-,..2 - a.....,....-...,...:..:.:4t...-.fL:a...........,.A- - -sw W, 39 ist DMQION Maples, J., SN West Babylon, New York Prouty, R., SN Dayton Ohio Ricaldson, G., SN Detroit Michigan Robertson, R., SN Rochester, New York Shifflett, D., SN Winchester, Virginia Stawkowski, L., SN Fairfax, Virginia Steiner, W., SN Lebanon, Pennsylvania Swain, M., SN Silverspring, New Hampshire Wilson, C., SN Goshen, Indiana Behringer, J., SA Erie, Pennsylvania Blessing, T., SA Norwalk, California Cheek, B., SA Campbellville, Kentucky Mathews, R., SA Hardinsburg, Kentucky Maxon, T., SA Lexington, Massachusetts Prillman, G., SA Newport News, Virginia Sass, E., SA Port Huron, Michigan Sims, J., SA Cincinnati, Ohio Smith, J., SA Appleton, Wisconsin Sonntag, A., SA New Orleans, Louisiana Woodard, I., SA Columbus, Ohio Ist DIVISION GSFQMQI Q'-Q! f--.4 gs fig E AJ' .f.Ii'7.1'fg Qndf DMQION - ...nu.,Q , . ,,. ,.. .....,.,. m . Y Jenkins, C., BMC Sylacauga, Alabama Showers, W., BM1 Markham, Virginia Mclver, A., BM2 Reading, Pennsylvania Bailey, C. BM3 Roanoke, Virginia Little, J., BM3 Chattanooga, Tennessee Reynolds, G., BM3 Ashland, Kentucky Winerib, S., BM3 Bronx, New York Atkins, B., SN Cincinnati, Ohio Bickle, R., SN Olympia, Washington Clift, G., SN Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Collack, A., SN Hickill, New York Cox, A., SN Cleveland, Ohio Crane, SN Anderson, North Carolina Davis, SN Battiest, Oklahoma Garber, W., SN Montpelier, Ohio Gehring, J., SN Reading, Pennsylvania Hibbard, O., SN Muskegon, Michigan Hinson, J., SN Cochran, Georgia Johns, C., SN Milwaukee, Wisconsin Jude, D., SN Kermit, West Virginia Lester, L., SN Rochester, New York Madison, R., SN ' Rochester, New York Mozzocco, R., SN Perryopolis, Pennsylvania McKnight, C., SN Seguin Guadalupe, Texas - -......--....,.., .-.-- V.-..... ....... .,..-.- -,..-.............. Meyer, V., SN Weehawken, New Jersey Miller, E., SN Pontiac, Michigan Nielson, R., SN Clinton, Iowa Petrie, W., SN Baldwinville, New York Pisk, I., SN Jamaica, New York Powell, J., SN Plainfield, New York Sheffey, L., SN Moulton, Alabama Walker, G., SN Atlanta, Georgia Wheeler, G., SN Coffeyville, Kansas Wolcott, A., SN Portland, Oregon Allan, W., SA Minneapolis, Minnesota Califf, L., SA Greenwood, South Carolina Cunningham, J., SA Yuba City, California Eye, C., SA Columbus, Ohio George, H., SA Detroit, Michigan Gordon, J., SA Elkhart, Indiana Hanson, R., SA Baltimore, Maryland Hooks, W., SA Dallas, Texas Jones, F., SA South Bend, Indiana .l ones, R., SA Washington, D.C. Kelley, R., SA Washington, D.C. Lawrence, M., SA Jacksonville, Florida Mander, J., SA Bay Shore, New York Mastison, W., SA Evanston, Indiana Qndf DIVISION ,.a.-Na,,.,.,-..... .,.-.-..v..... .L ......4.......,,-.-.,. -,.., Qndf DMQION Miller, R., SA Waynesville, North Carolina Reigle, D., SA Portsmouth, Virginia Rothman, E., SA Cleveland, Ohio Semones, N., SA Roanoke, Virginia St. Germaine, E., SA Worchester, Massachusetts Trice, F., SA Raleigh, North Carolina Q, fa Q Zfe 2 l f we Cv -0 WZ L,-rv W! fo gag- 5 gill 00 1? 2 w Q 5 V , JDQSNS lu 'Q X ig XE' ' V' 6:1 me 5 ' 9 1 Q-. i 1 1 , l 1 4 w 1 I I I til we lil. lil? Wootton, W., GMGCS Virginia Beach, Virginia Kirkland, R., GMG1 Cincinnati, Ohio Blasko, E., GMG2 West Hartford, Connecticut Brown, J., GMG2 Shreveport, Louisiana Brown, R., CMG2 Kansas City, Missouri Hunt, E., CMC2 Toledo, Ohio Kornegay, L., GMG2 Wilmington, North Carolina Smith, H., GMG2 Baltimore, Maryland Wilson, T., GMC2 Derby, Virginia Koontz, D., GMG3 Petersburg, West Virginia Moran, R. CMG3 Ashtabula, Ohio Sanniota, R., GMG3 Granite Falls, North Carolina Bethea, J., SN Latta, South Carolina Deprimo, J., SN Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Dudley, C., SN Macon, Georgia Fahey .l ., SN Scranton, Pennsylvania Fairweather, R., SN Tice, Florida Helden, R., SN Providence, Rhode Island Mayes, L., SN Kenosha, Wisconsin McKinley, A., SN Peoria, Illinois Mullins, M., SN Waynesboro, Virginia Parks, W., SN Jefferson Florence, G., SA Burlington, North Carolina 21:11, DIVISION 'fs QB. fig J intl - , 4- - a....-..-.....a..z,::.-....,.,,:g..,......,,..-0-1-., .. ... -Y --vm Us - ..Y........,.1a.-qa,.....-...1 .-an-g,:.......h..-..g...k.-..--ss. 5 -.,-1,-fif' S S. -1 ff :Srl Q aw- 5523? All 32 .7 gang'-'.?..i, g - Qian? 2 ,Mah wxraxme DEIACLIMENT Houchin, C., SSGT Norfolk, Virginia Ward, J., lst SGT None Listed Black, J., CPL Georgetown, Massachusetts Butler, E., CPL Linden, New Jersey Dixon, T., CPL Norfolk, Virginia White, J., CPL Dalton, Pennsylvania Arendell, T., LCPL Clearwater, Florida Bauer, P., LCPL Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Bohler, K., LCPL F Louisville, Kentucky Gleason, J., LCPL Cresskill, New Jersey Graham, G., LCPL Jersey City, New Jersey Green, W., LCPL Norfolk, Virginia Greene, H., LCPL Grandview, Washington Matuczinski, R., LCPL Bethlehem, Pennsylvania Moon, J., LCPL Tappahannock, Virginia Peacock, J., LCPL Mariana, Florida Schonthans, W., LCPL Staten Island, New York Schroeder, A., LCPL New Albany, New York Wernert, R., LCPL Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Aoevedo, C., PFC New York, New York Baker, D., PFC Kent, Washington Blair, R., PFC Emmaus, Pennsylvania Brown, J., PFC Wilmington, Delaware Butterbaugh, T., PFC Norfolk, Virginia Ensko, M., PFC Dorchester, Massachusetts Florence, J., PFC Alexandria, Virginia Harris, E., PFC Ellicott City, Maryland Hess, L., PFC Portsmouth, Virginia Hess, W., PFC Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Kirby, D., PFC Norfolk, Virginia Lowell, J., PFC New Castle, Delaware Marcoux, L., PFC Willimantic, Connecticut McCoy, E., PFC Verplank, New York Polentz, B., PFC Scranton, Pennsylvania Sands, J., PFC Haddonfield, New Jersey Sonney, G., PFC Erie, Pennsylvania Turner, T., PFC Indian Rocks Beach, Florida Sanders, J., PVT Miamisburg, Ohio Taylor, W., PVT Fairfax, Virginia 2- gg 5' ,f ,.. 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FTG2 Troy, Illinois Deloncey, M., FTG2 Horley, New Mexico Dodge, D., F TG2 Pawtucket, Rhode Island Hunter, E., FTG2 Winnsboro, South Carolina Huntl6Y, J., FTG2 Cottonwood, Idaho Gamble, B., FTG3 Legonaire, Pennsylvania Malfitana, D., FTG3 Liverpool, New York Meihoefer, R., FTG3 Queens, New York Mielke, V., FTC3 Albert Lea, Minnesota Mroczek, D., FTG3 Chicago, Illinois w Nicholson, W., FTG3 Minneapolis, Minnesota Sinkler, G., FTG3 Millersville, New York Smith, E., FTG3 Cincinnati, Ohio Steere, R., FTG3 McLean, Virginia Wiles, N., FTG3 Palisades, California Coalwell, L., SN Dilworth, Minnesota Cross, T., SN Port Crane, New York Duffy, D., SN Rochester, Mi.nnesota Hedenberg, R., SN Santa Monica, California Maddox, R., SN Lynchburg, Virginia Marshall, R., SN Dallas, Texas Noble, D., SN Norfolk, Virginia F026 DMQION 7 Z ,W ,, X, l Phinney, F., SN Mannesville, New York Smith, W., SN Paxton, Illinois Southard, T., SN Norfolk, Virginia Taylor, J., SN Longview, Texas Truszkowski, A., SN Wilkes Barre, Pennsylvania ? ? 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Her ma was the best looking in the fleet, the beautiful tiger of the sea. No longer the mainstay, like the armored, many-gunned cruisers who roamed in squadrons as the pride of the oceans. She fights mostly with her brains. But now-and-then, you can feel her tiger-blood pulse as her guns claw out. Then she's plumb full of fatal, feline fury. She's a controller, a disposer. They call her the Command Ship, the 'CCC7' Rider. The United States Ship NORTHAMP- TON, the Shepherd of the Fleet. . . . S. R. Moore, 101 f ff M , -4, 1 - .-,,..,.,-..---g---g-f- I-1 , r f- ,V V Ze 'Z if . Q UQQ NORTHAMPTON 1965 YEAPBOOKJQIZXF-F Editorial Assistant W. L. RolJinS0I!, J03 Picture Editor and Portrait Photographer ' C. F. Knapp, PH1 Photo Assistant G. Trznadel, PH3 Photo Assistant D. E. Mowry, SN Photo Assistant J. D. Toon, SA And all I ask 15 a merry yarn from a lauglung fellow rover Smff Ani-'V W. F. 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