Northampton (CLC 1) - Naval Cruise Book

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TO BEGIN WITH, SHE IS THE ONLY SHIP IN THE WORLD QF HER KIND, HER KEEL WAS LAID IN 1944 AS A HEAVY CRUISER, Bu-r WHEN SHE WAS COMMISSIONED ON 7 MARCH 1953, IT WAS AS A TACTICAL COMMAND SHIP, FIRST OF- THE SEVERAL NEW TYPES OF SHIPS TO APPEAR IN THE NAVY FOLLOW- ING WORLD WAR II . SHE IS UNIQ WORLD TO THE MOST COMPL HER ANTI-AIRCRAFT DEFENSE IS FAST AND DEADLY, HER ARMAMENT IS NOT MEASURED IN FIREPOWER BUT IN BRAINPOWER. SHE WAS DESIGNED TO COMMAND THE FAST, VAST UE IN HER EOUIPMENT--FROM THE LARGEST SEABORNE RADAR- IN THE EX COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM EVER PUT TO SEA. ALTHOUGH FIGHTING FLEETS OF AIVIERICA'S NEW NAVY. SHE HAS NEARLY ALWAYS CARRIED THE THREE-STAR ADMI'RAL'S FLAG OF A FLEET COMMANDER--COMMANDER SECOND FLEET, WHO IN TIME OF WAR WOULD COMMAND ALL NAVAL FORCES IN ATLANTIC WATERS . HE WEARS TWO HATS , HIS OTHER TITLE BEING THAT OF COMMANDER, STRIKING FLEET ATLANTIC--FIRST OF THE NAVAL FORCES ES- TABLISHED UNDER THE NORTH ATLANTIC TREATY ORGANIZATION. SHE IS UNUSUAL, AND SHE DOES UNUSUAL THINGS, AND HAS UNUSUAL MISSIONS, AND UNUSUAL PEOPLE HAVE MADE HER ACQUAINTANCE. SHE NUMBERS AMONG HER FRIENDS AND VISITORS PRESIDENTS, PRIME MINISTERS AND KINGS, CELEBRETIES AND VIPS FROM ALL OVER THE WORLD. HER CLOSEST FRIENDS, AND MOST NUIYIEROUS , HOWEVER, ARE NEITHER SO CELE- BRATEDNOR SO FAMOUS . THEY ARE NOT THE VERY IMPORTANT PERSONS WHO MAKE THEHEADLINES, BUT ARE, RATHER, THE VERY IMPORTANT PEOPLES FROM A DOZEN DIFFERENT COUNTRIES WHO HAVE MET SOMETHING OF AMERICA IN THIS SHIP AND THE NAYYMEN ABOARD HER . NORTHAMPTON--HERSELF AND HER CREW--DEDICATE THIS SMALL SCRAPBOOK THEREFORE, TO ALL THE FOLKS WHO HAVE EVER MET THE SHIP IN HER PORTS-OF- CALL--AND ESPECIALLY, TO ALL THE KIDS WHO HAVE EVER SCRAMBLED UP THE BROW FOR A CLOSER LOOK AT NUMBER ONE .H VICE ADMIRAL HAROLD T. DEUTERMANN, USN BORN IN NEW YORK CITY, HE WAS GRADUATED FROM THE NAVAL ACADEMY IN 1927 ,GOING ON TO DUTY ABOARD CRUISERS AND DESTROYERS . DURING WORLD WAR II HE SERVED IN THE PACIFIC, AND COMMANDED DESTROYER DIVISION 132 IN THE GUADALCANAL CAMPAIGN. AFTER THE WAR, HE COMMANDED RECRUIT TRAINING AT BAINBRIDGE, MARYLAND, HELD IMPORTANT POSTS IN THE NAVY DEPARTMENT IN WASHINGTON, AND COMMANDED THE CRUISER ROANOKE, HE BECAME COMMANDER SECOND FLEET IN 1959 FOLLOWING DUTYAS COMMANDER NAVAL RESERVE TRAINING COM- IVIAND, IN OIVIAHA NEBRASKA. Vadm Harold T. Deutermann Commander Second Fleet and Striking Fleet Atlantic CHIEF OF STAFF AND AIDE CAPT PAUL MASTERTON, USN BORN IN PATERSON, NEW JERSEY, HE WAS COMMISSIONED IN 1933, AND SERVED AEOARD BATTLESHIPS AND DES- TROYERS FOLLOWING GRADUATION FROM THE NAVAL ACADEMY. HE WENT TH- ROUGH FLIGHT TRAINING IN 1942, COM- MANDED PATROL BOMBING SQUARDRON 151 AND A SEARCH AND RECONNAISS- ANCE UNIT DURING THE SECOND WORLD WAR, AND HAS SINCE SERVED IN AVIA- TION COMMANDS AT SEA AND ASHORE. HE BECAME CHIEF OF STAFF AND AIDE TO COMMANDER SECOND FLEET IN 1959 FOLLOWING COMMAND OF THE ATTACK CARRIER INTREPID. AT THE TIME OF THIS BOOK'S PRINTING, CAPTAIN MAS- TERTON HAS BEEN SELECTED PROMOTION TO RANK OF REAR ADMIRAL. STAFF COMMANDER SECOND FLEET A.HUNDEVADT,PLANS OFFICER: B AIDE: LCDR J. D. JOHNSON, JR. MANN: LCDR A. J. HODDER. JR- FLAG SECRETARY. ...,.. ..,,.. ,, , , CAPTAINS C. A. BLOUIN, OPERA- ATIONS OFFICER: W. A. MADDOCKS READINESS OFFICER: B. D. VOE- GELIN ,DEPUTY CHIEF-OF-STAFF: R IVIASTERTON , CHIEF-OF-STAFF AND FLAG LIEUTENANT: VADM DEUTER- Capt Harold G. Bowen, Jr. Commanding Officer USS Northampton, CCLC-lj EXECUTIVE OFFICER COMMANDER ROBERT S . EASTMAN, USN BORN IN ENFIELD, NEW HAMP- SHIRE, HE WAS COMMISSIONED AT THE NAVAL ACADEMY IN 1941, AND SPENT THE SECOND WORLD WAR YEARS ON DESTROYERS IN BOTH THE ATLANTIC AND PACIFICAREAS, PARTICIPATING IN THE INVASION OF NORTH AFRICA. AFTER THE WAR HE INSTRUCTED AT THE NAVAL ACADEMY, LEAVING THERE TO BECOME EXECUTIVE OFFICER OF THE DESTROY- ER HAWKINS DURING OPERATIONS AT WONSAN IN KOREA, 1951. HE HAS SERVED ON THE STAFF OF COMMANDER MILITARY SEA TRANSPORTATION SER- VICE, AND IN 1954 ASSUMED COMMAND OF THE DESTROYER CHARLES J. BADGER . HE CAME ABOARD NORTH- HAMPTON AS EXECUTIVE OFFICER IN 1959AFTER DUTY IN THE REQUIREMENTS DIVISION OF THE BUREAU OF NAVAL PERSONNEL. CHAPLAIN CURRY, CDR COTE COPER- ATIONSD , CDR EASTMAN, LCDR BUR- RUS CSUPPLYD , LCDR WESTCENGINE- ERINGD , CDR EVANS CDENTALD , LT SMITH CMEDICALD, LCDR MURRAY CNAVIGATORD , LT MCOUESTON fASS'T GUNNERYD , LCDR POTTS CGUNNERYD CAPTAIN HAROLD G. BOWEN, JR, , USN BORN IN ANNAPOLIS, MARYLAND, AND A NATIIVE OF CALI- FORNIA, HE WAS GRADUATED FROM THE NAVAL ACADEMY IN 1933 , SERVING FOR SEVERAL YEARS ABOARD CRUISERS AND DESTROYERS . HE HAS BEEN A STUDENT OF NAVAL ARCHITECTURE , ORDNANCE , AND METALLURGICAL ENGINEERING , WITH DUTY ASSIGNMENTS AT BOTH THE NAVAL GUN FACTORY AND THE BUREAU OF ORDNANCE . DURING AND AFTER WORLD WAR II HE HELD DESTROYER COMMANDS, AND SERVED ON THE STAFF OF COMMANDER CRUISERS AND DESTROYERS , PACIFIC. DURING THE KOREAN POLICE ACTION HE COMMANDED DESTROYER DIVISION 92 AS WELL AS ACTIVELY PARTICIPATING IN COMMAND OF THE WONSAN BLOCKADE. SINCE THEN HE HAS SERVED ON THE STAFFS OF COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF PACIFIC FLEET AND COMMANDER CARRIER DIVISION 16, AND HAS HELD COMMAND OF THE FLEET OILER NEOSHO. HE CAME ABOARD NORTHAMP- TON IN 1959 FOLLOWING DUTY IN WASHINGTON AS DIRECTOR OF THE ATOMIC ENGERY DIVISION, OFFICE OF THE CHIEF OF NAVAL OPERATIONS. AT THE TIME OF THIS BOOK'S PRINTING, CAPTAIN BOWEN HAS BEEN SELECTED FOR PROMOTION TO RANK OF REAR ADMIRAL . ,J f e w.wXm M4 W, 1 ,L M , iv 'f m-M, MW-N-. 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AND THE ENGINEERS WILL TELL YOU lT'S A MATTER OF BOILERS , AND TUREINES , GENERATORS AND MILES OF TUBING, , , STEAM AND ELECTRICITY PRODUCED FROM NAVY SPECIAL FUEL OIL AND HUMAN ELBOW GREASE . . .DIRECTED FROM CEN- TRAL STATION. REPAIR AND DAMAGE CONTROL KEEP IT AFLOAT, AND PLENTY OF HOT WATER, COLD WATER, AND AIR CONDITIONING KEEP IT CONFORTABLE, I ' 1? 'i4Y A - is -I 3 ii' . N :gf N ,L' 15, Q , 1, LW! 'ML JL 'J , L, , 7,f,. ,,, 1 si.w M '-film, vm.,-.,, . ,nv- 1 7, M62 . .,j :W w. '.., 4 -f-. ,..f,L 'if '. 1 1 aff -- 1 Q E F, QM. , V, K- I -'C v Q W ff W WW W IW ,,.,...-.---' W, , W W WLWWN , B, WWW. 114 w w w 1? wg ' lg W WW H H WMIQMJ 1, Wwwr ,V v , up fa. '14mWflM'fW'ff'-f ' 1 . I 1 v uf A- . vm 4'-, fn ' 2 'WZ fv. f . , V' 'aa :ff L- , , ,I . , , ,,,,,. ,, pq. 'w.g.,:nH,, f E, 51,-5. f ' 47 X ii ww v , . P , '- f'sF'MF'k L , 1 f-'P , if , . , . Q A 11.1 'g x.,w-. - r Ekffffgr ,Q Nm ' 'N 1,1 ff, 4 ,sa M'-5-1 ,-253' T, but , 4 3 'rr -i x m Sl 4444 .L-. NEG 'Z' -. . 1 U I i UPREVENTATIVE MAINTENANCEU APPLIES TO PEO- PLE AS WELL AS EQUIPMENT . . .WITH SHOTS AND TESTS AND CHECKUPS A RECURRING ROUNTINE WITH US . . .THE TREATMENT OF A THOUSAND COMMON AILMENTS IS OCCASIONALLY HIGHLIGHTED AT SEA BY AN OPERATION AS THE APPENDECTOMY SHOWN TO THE LOWER RIGHT. . . M' N 'Q H, I ...,..-X-....-..-- I N ' , 1 T -., . SIUE? -W--uug',r'. -.LXR 1' , TJ 1 VJ uw.: L Ja N---. . wwvw vmwdagiqy .w1,..,-fm-3 . rf HMM, Q, V 45 POST FUEL OF PAPER ,INK ,AND TYPEWRITER RIBBONS . . .WITH MACHI- NERY TO HANDLE NOT ONLY THE MILLION-AND-ONE MATTERS OF PERSONNEL,BUT ALSO TRAINING AND EDUCATION , POSTAL SER- VICE, SHIP'S LIBRARY, TOUR ARRANGEMENTS ABROAD, AND THE LARGEST PRINT SHOP IN THE FLEET. 'I9u f if . g ,rm 4 SUPPLY IS A LIT- TLE WORD MEAN- ING EVERYTHING WE GOTTA HAVE WHEN WE NEED IT...IT INCLUDES BUTCHERS AND BAKERS AND CANDLESTICK SELL- ERS--THOSE CAN- DLESTICKS BEING A- BOUT THE ONLY I- TEMS LEFT FROM THE FOREIGN MERCHAN- DISE SOLD ON DO- ARD. THESE ARE THE PROVIDERS OF ALMOST ANYTHING AND EVERYTHING NEEDED TO KEEP US GOING, INCLUDING THE ISSUE OF COF- FEE MESSES ALL OVER THE SHIP, AS WELL AS ALL THE ESSENTIAL NUTS AND BOLTS , HAIRCUTS AND LAUNDRY AND TAILOR SHOP ARE A FEW OF Tl-FE SER- VICES. PLANNINGOF MENUS FOR A CREW OF MORE THAN 1100 MEN ISA FULL-TIME JOB. ADMINISTRA- TION OF SHlP'S SUP- PLIES ENTAILS SOME OF THE MOST COMP- LICATED PAPERWORK IN THE WORLD, AND A MIGHTY STACK OF GREENBACKS GOES THROUGH THE HANDS OF THE. DISBURSING OFFICE IN THE COUR- SE OF A CRUISE, , , Q51 ri if- ra 1 Q , Y . Q 5 I Z4 N F0 +1 'r r. .fx .a .g ,195 511 3, , 5 ..k. W. :!'. ...- .-4.-91111 Ruff 5 ,W-,H N W. V Hy' 1 Y fy , 1 fi 1 ml 1 Lua? :2i'M ' Q , ff, 1 , 1' Wm, v 5 'WA' f H Iv n WU ' 'M 'I Wim 5 IM of' THE AT-SEA WATCH.. .NAVIG-ATlON,A A MATTER OF STAR- SIGHTS AND CONTINUOUS PI.oTTING . . .IN THE PILOT HOUSE , THE HEI.MSMEN SURROUNDED BY PHONE-TALKERS , MESSENGER, QUARTERMASTER AND BM-oF-THE-WATCH. . .ON THE BRIDGE, THE OOD AND HIS ASSISTANTS. . .ANDLDOWN ON MAIN-DECK, THELIFE-BOATCREW TO MUSTER. AS WEILL., THE LOOKOUTGS? THE SIGNALMEN, MEN IN THE EIRERooMS AND ENGINE SPACES: THE WATCH IN CIC ' AND TH'E RADIO SPACES, AND lN EVERY OTHER STATION WHERE THE LIFE OF THE SHIP IS CONTROLLED BY A PAIR OF HUMAN HANDS AND EYES. Food-for the ship and its crew ALL HANDS EVOLUTION . . .AS NORT'N TAKES ON PRov1SxoNS AND FUEL AT SEA Q, 'sl W . 'i,s' '51, 1 'Z IL' Yu H E! u i V Q 5 if i FUEL AND BE FUEL.ED...lN THE TASK FORCE NORTHAMPTON REFUELS THE DESTROYERS IN COMPANY. . . at right, THE AULT ALONG- SIDE . . . beAZow,T, NORTYN MAKES HER APPROACH ON THE AUCILLA. . . above, SIGNALLING FOR THE SHOT-LINE . . .HAu1.- ING IN ON THE HIGH-LINE. . . ro the right, RECEIVING MAIL BY HIC-Hl.1NE . . INCIDENT AT SEA above, FUEL LINES ARE RIGGED FORWARD WITHOUT DIFFICULTY, . .BUT AFT. THERE'S SUDDEN TROUBLE AS ONE OF THE SEAMEN GETS ENTANGLED IN THE LINE HE HAS HOLD OF. . .HE FALLS FROM THE UPPER DECK LE- VEL AFT, STILL HANGING ON THE GUIDED--IVHSSILE DESTRQYER GYATT AP- PROACHES Pon REFUELING' IN WHAT woul.D BE A RouT1NE OPERATION . . . left, SAFETY NETS KEEP THE MAN FROM some OVER THE SIDE, AND below, HELP QUICKLY SURROUNDS HIM . . . 1 li I , Ii ,L OBVIOUSLY HURT, THE MAN IS GIVEN FIR PREPARED FOR TRANSFER TO NORTHAMPTOIN TOR AND MEDICAL FACILITIES TRANSFER IS GUIDED SIGNALS LOWERED ONTO THE IVIAINDECI' - WW f 1 ,, V MQ fa 1: ,IDN 1 1. 111' L M. J: ,mg jgf r Mm, ' 1 UQ? zz: +1 ay! 17' we ha nr ,,- 1 wi M 4- 0 BATTLE PROBLEM . . .SII I LATED CASUALTIES TRAINING IN FIRE FIGHT AND DAMAGE CONTROL , . . nf INSTRUCTION, DEMONSTRA TION ,PRACTICE IN PREPARA TION FOR THE TIME WHEN REAL THINGS HAPPEN AIR DEFENSE . . . ANTI-Am WARFARE As A CARRIER BASED JET BUZZES THE SHIP SIGNALIVIEN FLASH TO OTHER SHIPS IN THE FORCE. . . AND THE CAPTAIN FOLLOWS ITS COURSE. . . A TI-I REE-INCH MOUNT SMOKES UP THE AIR DURING A SURFACE SHOOT. . . . ? 4 2 L 1 I M 1. L L... 1 BOAT CREW TO FACES TDPSIDE... IVIUSTER. . .AAND SCHOOL CALL FOR THE 3 GUN GANG 'Q K ' NORTHAM PTONIS HELO TAKES OFF FROM THE FANTAIL. . . A IVIAILMAN, MESSENGER, PHOTOGRAPHER, TAXI, AND RESCUE VEHICLE SHOULD THE NEED ARISE . . . 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CZZQOZJG, VISITING JEWISH CHAPLAIN TALKS WITH MEN ABOARD , . . below, BIBLE STUDY IN THE Cmswfs LOUNGE. . . SEVEN YEARS OLD, . .ON 7 IVIARCH , ENROUTE TO STOCK- HoI.IvI, NORTHAMPTON COMPLETED SEVEN YEARS OF COMMISSIONED4 SERVICE. ABOVE, WILLIAM DIETRO, GUNNER'S MATE 2-C ONE OF THE SHIP'S REMAINING f'PI.ANK-owNERS'f--ABCARD SINCE THE SHIPIS CoIvIIvIIS- SIONING--TAKES PART IN THE BIRTHDAY CEREIvIoNIES AS VADNI DEUTERIVIANN, CDR EASTIVIAN, AND CHAPLAIN CURRYLOOK ON. BEL.OW,'THOIVIAS A. RICKS, MACHINIST IVIATE CHIEF, ANOTHER PI.ANK-owNER, CUTS INTG THE CAKE .... pf-wg EW 1:1 gf: I II,II IE 1 Y HMI I ,I II I,I.I!II. I , I iw 'III3Q5'I'I,If I-IH 'I ' 4 V IJ 1 in In .I II F +4 II,I IIRI H I If .3-' I HERE comes THE HELD! .f . ,.,..-...,,..,,.,.,......m ,mmm X w 4 x 1 fw J M , 'dh 'W H , ma V, ,. f ,, ,,aQ:,z,f1 . 5' Sy J., ,Ns G W . ,,,,. 1 . S 4, ,, X ,. , Lfg,,,M , j4gaff,fafM'. - ,www ag W 'X Q ,. - f ' 'W 3 5 1 X Q X 1 i xx 5 .R Cie! f I v f X , Q Q NJN Y W KW X 1 ,? 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'fm 275:15 . 12954 Y N 511 4. , ..w.,.. 4.14. L F I iai ' IQ, , P li SJW , O TOWER, CATHEDRAL OF PALIVIA Palma de Majorca: 12-16 February PALMA BAY, MAJORCA. THE CITY IS CAPITAL OE SPAINIS BALEARIC ISLANDS, OF WHICH MAJORCA IS THE LARGEST. THE CITY OF PALMA WAS FIRST SETTLED ABOUT THE YEAR 123 BC, BY ROMAN TOURISTS, AND TODAY TOURISTS FROM SPAIN, THE U.S., SWEDEN AND OTHER PARTS OF EUROPE CONTINUE TO FLOCK THERE. . .NORTHAMPTON MOORED AFT OF THE SIXTH FLEET FLAGSHIP DES MOINES. ' . above, ORPHANS AARE TREATED 'ro A vlsrr AND PARTY ON BOARD below, NORTHAMPTON MARINES TAKE A L'E1suREl.Y STROLL. WHILE ON TOUR GETTING AROUND ... Www ' ' Q W If Q-,vu ., . kv Q Vlfiffff my ,, f, . wk, INEXPENSIVE TOURS WENT TO ALL PARTS OF THE ISLAND. . .FROM JlMMY'S TO POLLENSA-ACROSS THE BAY, , , ONE TRIP TOOK US TO THE MONASTERY AT VALLDEMOSA,WHERE COMPOSER CHOPTN STAY- - ED FORATIME. . .HIS PIANO IS STILL THERE, , . A IVIAJOR PASTIIVIE OF IVIAJORCANS---FLAMENCO , BALLROOM , AND FOLK DANCING TOURS TOOK US To THE MOUNTAINS AND TO THE COAST AT VARIOUS PARTS OF IVIAJORCA.. . . above, FIG TREES , AN ANCIENT PHARMACY IN CARTUJA, AND SOUVENIR DOLLS ATTRACTED INTEREST , . . . . ' i below, FOLK DANCING EXHIBITION IN ONE OF THE MOUNTAIN VILLAGES . . . r v if 'af 'IW' ,,, an 'M' av Y m 'hi' ? . ' MW,-A 3 L Wi L nf V H, wf . m, 2 3 g frp ' nj: 1,1 I N :V 'V H fi A 5 l , ., I ' I 1 5 -H W . T' Nl , ,' , 1 fy ' 'J ,Huggy 1 ,qw .. -,iw , - -, I Z -f Q!! i wwi-in 'Q - -X 'WN . r 1. I i,-x.'...,,..g..2n- - V f--77777 -WAN - V- ---- - - - --- -- - - --- .-f f ,A - --YY f ' ' ' - ,Y , ,f-,, .,,,, ,.,,, A, g.'..... ':,..,..',....',....' ' ,.:g..q H 'Jaw , -,E-.,..w- - 71: - , -Q:-1 +V-f , Y.-,rm -1: ig?-H f vfzzvv- -'f---' , . -:f -- 1 Nut:- ,V K , , If . i V - , X . 1 W , V- U , ' ' - - f tv - ' Q. ' . 4 -,,. V, I , V'Y,'.k'x ' v- x -f -i t X. A fl-. K . 1 v v X P. , , ,,,,. T E HEAR UE SCO RST LE ABOVE T OF G FLEEH ATLAN IC AND THE U.S. SECOND FLEET, ZING . T AC EQ, ETISH PORT YESTERDAY FEBRUARY 22 N ORFOLK VIRGINIA ' ENROUTE TRIKFLTLANT CONDUCTED AN EXTENSIV THREE'DAY XERCISE TABBED CENTRAL LIGHISRWW WITH PAR FO . T IC RCES THIS O EXERC SCOTLAND'f uss NORTHAMPTON QOLO-15, FLAGSHIP FOR IRAL HAROLD E. DEUTERMANN, USN, COMMANDER OF NATO IN ' ' OF NATO STRIKING FOR E STEAMED INTO OF HER NORTHERN EUROPEAN CRUISE THAT 'HE ARCTIC CIRCLE BEFORE RETURNINO ANDS OF THE NATO EUROEEANI DEVELOP NATO PROCEDURES AND SHIP TOWS THE BIRTHDA OF F IDEPARTS GREENOCK NIMITZ' PTON, 19 SECOND NUARY FOREA INGIWIT I THE MED THE FLEETS ENGAGED IN A BIG-DEAL II. DUR IN THE EASTERN ATLANTIC AND THE SIXTH FLEET, WESTERN MEDITERRANEAN. A SECOND FLEET ' SIXT CONFERENCE WAS HELD AT PALMA, MALLORCA, FOLLOWI TWO'DAY OPERATION. I I NG THIS EXERCISE THE SE UP AT THE PRINCES PIER RIGHTLY COLORED SIGNAL OVER HER TOWERING MASTS I T U S PRESIDENT GEORGE USN, SHIPS . ' , ,. -E -WH - f 7 -' .rf-T ' ' b 4. V,-A ff -- V' ' ---E 1, D- 5 T jf., V, 53 32131 . Q' . JP? -xi a- 5 Q., . it .4 Y Q '31 my F - A A ,i N1 THE TOWN PROVOST OF GREENOCK HOLDS A RECEPTION , , . AND A NORTHAMPTON NIGHT DANCE IS HELD AT THE PALLADIUM GREENDCKI OTLAND 22-24 February T T 1 1 RIGGING FULL. DRESS Sf-IIP AND INPORT LIGHTS, GREENOCK V SHlP'S HOSPITAL CORPSMEN ENTERTATN AT A CHlL.DREN'S HOME . . . fupper Zefz, SOTOA, HM2, MAKES WITH A SAMOAN WAR DANCE NORT'N CREW MEMBERS DONATE BLOOD TO GREENOCK'S HOSPITAL, ..,- ..-A -A vw- f--Y f -'ff' ' i -V V, I .,..,.., . ..- , . - -A II., - CI-IIEF PETTY OFFICERS' RECEPTION, HOSTIED BY CPO MESS, ROYAL NAVAL AIR STATION ABBOTSINCH, IN PAISLEY, SCOTLAND DINING OUT' VISITORS VIEW HOBBYISTS' CRAFTWORK. . .AND SNAPSHOPS OF THEIVISELVES ON BOARD- ON THE RAMPARTS . . . . WHILE SOME OF US TOOK THE TRAIN TO NEARBY GLASGOW ,OTH ERS MADE A LONGER TRIP TO EDINBURGH AND THE FAMOUS FORTRESS OF EDIN- BURGH CASTLE . . . TOUR GROUP, EDINBURGH CASTLE ' EDINBURGH 1 . ....., , .f.. , ,.,, ,,...,V.Y ..- -fv-- -------.-f- - W- Q M A V MMM-vihlmrb WW,-A-Ml, M., V V - , , ,,., .E W..--- -'- Aw- P -- -.' -1 -' A H W 'W INSIDE THE CASTLE GATES 26 FEB ABOARD THE SECOND FLEET ELAGSHTP IN THE NORNESTAN SEA-- AFTER THREE DAYS OF BEING-BUFFETED BY HIGH WINDS AND HEAvY SEAS, THE USS NORTHAMPTON, HAVING COMPLETED HIGH LATTTUDE COMMUNICATIONS TESTS, RDLLED INTO SDDS, NORWAY, ABOVE THE ARCTIC CIRCLE WHERE VADM DEUTERNANN WAS FLOWN ASHDRE BY HELD FOR A TN6-DAY ORIENTATION TOUR OF THE AREA. THE SHIP DEEARTED GREENOCK, SCOTLAND, WEDNESDAY FEB 24 AFTER A TWO'DAY STAY THERE. DURING THAT PERIOD THE OFFICERS AND MEN WERE ENSASED IN MAKING NEW FRIENDS AND ENTERTAINING HANDICAPPED CHILDREN, OF WHICH A LOCAL NEWSPAPER SAID QUOTE WITH MEN LIKE THAT ON BOARD, IT INORTHAMPTON CAN COME BACK TO SCOTLAND ANYTTHE! NORTHAMPTON IS NOW MAKING ITS WAY TO THE NORWEGIAN CAPITAL, oSLo- WHERE VADM DENTERNAN AND HIS CHIEF OF STAFF WILL REJOIN'THE SHIP EDR A SHORT STAY IN THE NORTHERN PORT. THIS WILL MARK THE SECOND LEG OF THE NORTHERN EUROPEAN IN EACH PORT OF CALL THE SHIP WILL BE OPEN TO VISITORS WITH A PHOTOGRAPHIC EXHIBIT ARRANGED ESPECIALLY FOR THE O M TION AGENCY AS ONE OF THE MAJOR CRUISE BY THE U.S. INF R A Y A ATTRQCTIONS. THE EXHIBIT FEATURES THE FAMILIES AND HOMETOWNS OF 2 CREWMEN SELECTED FROM THE SHIPIS CREW OF OVER 119 . PURPOSE OF THE EXHIBIT IS T0 GIVE EUROPEANS AN IDEA OF THE' HOMELIFE OF AMERICAN SAILORS. THE MORE THAN 209 PHOTOGRAPHS SHOW THE SAILORS' HOMES, THEIR WIVES AND CHILDREN VIEWS OF THEIR TOWNS SCHOOLS, CHURCHS, AND SHOPPING-CENTERS. CAPTIONS WILL BE CHANGED INTO THE LANGUAGE USED IN EACH PORT VISITED. THIS IS THE FIRST TIME SUCH AN EXHIBIT HAS BEEN CARRIED ABOARD A NAVY SHIPff THE HEI.O SERVED AS TAXI TO THE WINTRY MAINLAND AND BASE AT BODOK, , 5, 7,. , WWI-'12 2' ' I ,...Im.,.I,...E,,,,,l,,,ZwA,II,WW' F, I ye' A ' , .f,.,I,.I,. mm I ,. ,' -I II ' 1 ' ,,,. 7 , , , . , , I-47 -I., II 'P ' r V A -' ' vu A I , ,I , .Iv ff'Izf,?f ::'I .. 1 qw 'III IA' ,,,,,.w-... , ' I w w - :fm -'I 2 .451 -A5'+ , R , ,Ig L is ,, ff- A .V I ,S EI? Kg ,-H1 U' ff I, 'I' Zia A f if 7 4. . -. -sl V x , I Q Fu ,:,Ii', I! ' f,,ff' f , 1 S 2'-ihj 'K Y L-' Q slgi- I A 3, 'II 'I YffI,,-..Z, Qivifffwwz-.LII-,'Q ' - -I I vff h 'I C, f ,- W' 51 ,ff I ,F - Ik. , I 1 A , f 11,345 .I 'W'IfIW:iI1w ','Z,,,,,.' : 'v+f - .I Emi- I, , - ,. ,n I ' I D Tw A -E., ,I-, -- 1 -A ., I I ' 1 M I ' '-'M AIM v I i '-A fi, lf' ,. I. F' f E. ' 'LK wr. 5 wa fgtfzzw If ,'fm.IRwIIm-Ii,I,L,D, , .. I ' ' -www., . , 51'IfI, M CAPTAIN BOWEN AND SECOND FLEET STAFF OFFICERS CO UP TO GET A SEAC-lULI..'S VIEW OF THE ARCTIC TER- RAIN, , NO ESKIMO, BUT SEAMAN DANCZAK OF THE HEI.O DETACHMENT ABOVE THE ARTIC CIRCLE: BUDU, NORWAY , ,Mm ,,,,, Q I 1 1 4 1 V I , li - a ' Q 1 1 ' J 2 E I , . I TILTING INTO THE SEAS DAVID RAASCH BQDO GEORGE MOSER ww, ' iff :L ' gy 1,5..,G :hw 5, vi ,, i,? , ,lAL,3 1 :A . , ' xy'-4fq',av,,.g..'f. -. f, ' -xfiynf, U ' 31:2 :MFT , L, ffwigf . ' ' ,fifihli CHALLENGE TO SIGNALIVIEN, LOOKOUTS! VISIBILITY IS NIL AS NORTHAMPTON SETS SPECIAL SEA DETAIL AND APPROACHES THE NORWEGIAN CAPITAL AIVIIDST A SNOWSTORIVI . . OSLO FIORD SNOWY WELCOME TO NORWAY 211 THE Bosfm READHZS FOR A QUICK 53-012 OSLO 1-4 ar lu ,nag ABOVE, A 21-GUN SALUTE AS THE SHIP PASSES BY THE ROYAL PALACE . . . . . OSl.O'S FROGNER PARKW- clboflfe, THE FAMOUS VlGEL.AND'S NUDE STATUES SHIVER IN THE SNOW NORTHAMPTON IN PALMA GEORGE MOSER SAILORSI HOLIDAY GARY I-OSER N l 11, EDINBURGH CASTLE GLENN SEDAN' LOOKING DOWN ON GREENOCH ROBERT FEELER OSl.O'S HOLMENKOLLEN SKI JUMP GLENN SEDAM VlGEl.AND'S FROGNER PARK GLENN SEDAM Ee Vg T iT !.'II..L NORWEGIAN SAILORS VISIT THEIR COUNTERPARTS ABOARD . . .SEE WORKING SPACES , MACHINERY AND ARE INVITED TO LUNCH . . - I TO THE LEFT, A LANGUAGE LESSON sEEIvIs APPROPRIATE BELOW, YOUNG VISITORS TAKE OVER THE DISCUSSION AND oI.I:mER ONES STOP WITH INTEREST AT THE EXHIBIT OF NORTN's FACES . . A ROYAL VISITOR KING OLAF V OF NORWAY TOURS THE ' SHIP , HAS LUNCH ON BOARD. , FULL HONORS, MANNING THE RAIL, AS NOR- WAY'S RULER COMES ABOARD AN AMERICAN MAN-OF-WAR FOR THE FIRST TIME , . , l THE KING MEETS NORTN'S COMMUNICATIONS ANDCIC, IS GIVEN THE ROYAL RUNDOWN ON THE SHIP AND ITS CAPABILITIES . . . I A W VNYVXI 'fr , I , V M H V :WII1 ' NV V W' qw, Ia Q R k I I mm' j www I I .. ww- S. E E, , AW, , , , ,,:,...f. J right, A VISIT TO THE KON-TIKI MUSEUM AND THE FAMOUS RAFT THAT CROSSED THE PACIFIC . . . 3 - I THE CAPTAIN, IN HIS CFROZEND ELEMENT I I A SKI-TRIP OUTSIDE OF OSLO AND INTO A MOUNTAIN SKI LODGE. . .ABOVE, THE CAPTAIN IN HIS CFROZENDELEMENT '1 SEA-RULER of the FROZEN NORTH mf 1,11 :A 'l vp.- if 2 i Q I L1 is 6 MARCH I . ABOARD THE SECOND FLEET FLAGSHIP IN TRALHVET INLET SWEDEN THE PRESIDENT'S PEOPLE TO PEOPLE PROGRAM RECEIVED A UNIQUE AND UNEXPECTED BOOST IN THIS I.CE'BOUND SECTOR OF SWEDEN TODAY SUNDAY MARCH 6. USS NORTHAMPTON WITH THE ASSISTANCE 6E A SWEDISH ICEBREAKER WODENW POUNDED ITS WAY UP THIS EXPANSIVE INLET TO DROP ANCHOR OVERNIGHT AWA AQAITING CLEARANCE To ENTER STOCKHOLM ABOUT TWENTY MILES AFTER THE ANCHOR WAS DROPPED AND THE SHIP WAS SECURING ITS ANCHORING DETAIL VISITORS BEGAN TO APPEAR' FROM OVER THE ICE. THEY TRAVELED ACROSS THE FROZEN INLET ON SNOW' COVERED FOOTTTHICK ICE FROM THE SWEDISH HAMLET OF MYSKHOLM ABOUT SEVEN MILES AWAY. A I SOME ARRIVED BY AUTOMOBILE MOST av sms AND ONE ARRIVED on A SMALL I.IoToRcYcLE T0 GET THEIR FIRST LOOK AT THIS N OF WAR. A HUGE HI WELCOME W 7-..-....-..,.. 77 7 ...777 ,,.,,.,- ,7-,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,. 7777.7 -- '- 7 .. 7 7 ..-:tml Yi: -, ii 2 . . 7 ' X 'R , . V . 1 M w, .--M N , ' THE PATH FINDERS PAT WELCH AN ICE STOP, GLENN SEDAM :ww SHADOW OF THINGS TO COME HARLAN BOYLES fr Y N J N X 404 Lf' RIG THE SHIP FOR CASUAL VISITING . . .AS THE FRIENDLY AND THE CUROUS WALK 1 SKI, DRIVE ACROSS THE ICE TO SEE US. . . . . I NORTHERN LIGHTS - GLENN SEDAN! CAPITAL OF THE NORTH DAVID RAASCH ISTUCKHULM, SWEDENI I1-14 March woNnEnFuL wmv' THE ROYAL PALACE IN 'THE BACKGROUND PF, ,, -f 1 3 JV' f s -A 'K ' x:s--'-f.'.af.,A- fa. --HH ' ' . , A 'fx- ,1 4 WE DISCOVER THE CAPITAL OF THE NORTH . . SEVEN ISLANDS LINKED BY BRIDGES ,,... 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SN: HENSLEY, SN: JONES, SN: CURLEE, SN: CALDWELL, SN: SANDOE, SN: HENSLEY, SN: MCDUFFIE, SN: '-' : , SN: REIER, SA: BLACKWELL, SN: JAMESON, SA: HOBART, SN. Sbdlfiglgg SARSEEQEIVIERICK, SN: HORNE, SN, GAMBLE, SN: JONES, SN: SMITH, SN: RICHARDS, SN: MELLIGAN, SN: IRISH, SN: ARNOLD SA: GRISSOM, SA: BOWMAN, SN: BRASHER, SN: GORSUCH,. SN. MCGEE SA: JUDKINS, SA: KOONTZ, SA, SPAUGH, SN: HUILLIER, SN: THOMPSON, SN: HEPTNER, SN: FILIPPINE, SN: KOZAK, SN: LAFIN, SA: BLAPIiIf:ENIIgi:5?'RSObBERTS, GM3: STAFFORD, GM3: MEFFORD, BM3: CABLE, BM2: GRAVES, BM2: SCHMIDT, BMI: GREUND, BMC: LTJG RAULET- DEMPSEY, BMI: SQUIRES, BMI: WOOTTON, GMI: BURTON, GM2: EVINS, GM3: EASH, GM3: POST, GM3: KING, GM3. , Not Present: ARNISTRONG, SN: BADORE, SA: BAILEY, SN: BENNETT, SA: R. A. BROWN, SN: HOLLOWAY, SA: KEITH, BM3: L HUILLER, SA: MURPHY, SN: PRINCE, SN: RADEY, GM3: RANKIN, SA SAYLOR, SA: R. A. SMITH. SA: TEDERICK. SA: MOBARRY. GMI: MULDOWNEY, SN: WRIGHT, GMC: YATES, SN. 2ND DIVISION Back Row, Left to Right: BRITTON, SN: LEFFEN, SN-: CARBONE, SA: HAWKINS, SN: JOHNSON, SN: ADDIS, SA: BESS, SA: LOVINS, SN FAULKNER, SA: CAMPBELL, SA: WITHROW, SN: LEGER, SN: SULLIVAN, SA. Second from Rear: SUTY, SA: COX, SN: DESENA, SN: PIERCE. SN: GILMORE, SN: PERUSSE, SN: ROGERS, SA: HUNTER, SA: FAULKNER, SN MCMULLEN, SN: MCMILLEN, SN: GANNON, SN: RIEDEL, SA: RUGGER, SN. Second from Front: LARKEY, SN: ALEMAN, SN: BREWSTER, SN: SHEETS. SA: RIVEST SN: MEAD, SA: RICHARDSON, SN: CARROLL, SN BROWN, SA: VILLANUEVA, SN: BLANKENSHIP, SN: JENKINS, SN: CAKOURAS, SN: KELLY, SN: JENKINS, SN: HEGARTY., SN. Front Row: STELLA, SN: GIBSON, SA: ELGAS, GM3: HUNTER, GM3: RIPLEY, BM2: MOBARRY, BM1: EDLGO, GMI: LTJG BOYLES: FAIRBANKS BMC: FALCONER, BMI: FLOWERS, BM2: SOBIECK, BM2: BROWN, GM3: SCHMIDT, GM3: LOFQUIST, GM3: JOHNSON, BM3. BM3NoItH?LIE5Ient: ARNETT, SA: BADORE, SA: BISHOP, SN: CUELLAR, SA: CZERWINSKI, SN: GAMBRELL, SN: GREGG, SN.: GUZMAN, GM1: HOBBS EL, FA, KASZUBINSKI, FA, MARSHALL, SA, MASCHMEYER, SA: MONTGOMERY, SN: MUMMERT, SA: NELSON. SN: PIERCE. SN ROSS, SN: SCHMITT, SA: VAN LEWEN. SN: WIDUP. SA: WILLIAMS, SN 3RD DIVISION Back Row, Left to Right: SPENCE, SA: DONNARMUA, SN: MERCURIO, SN: STROM, SA: HOWELL, SN: HOOK, SN: CARTER, SN: HANNAH, SN: KELLICKER, SN: BARGLOWSKI, BMSN: LAUDERMAN, SN: LOWE, SN: BLASKO, SA: ELMORE, SN: JENCKES, SN: KISER, SN. Second from Rear: DUNEHEW, SN: BLEVINS, SN: McKINNEY, SN: CAVERLY, SN: MASON, SA: JAQUA, SA: CARDER, SN: GORDON, SN: COLA- INNI, SA: COLE, SN: PEYTON, SN: CONWAY, SN: STRICKLER, SA: MILES, SN: HAMPTON, SN. Second from Front: HERNANDEZ, SN: REED, SN: CIERVO, SN: JORDAN, SA: HARDIN, SN: HOVEY, SN: TURNER, SN: HATFIELD, SN: ZEEK, SN: BUTLER, SN: SQUIRES, SN: STANOVAK, SA: BROWN, SA: LEWIS, SA: NORRIS, SA. Front ROW: GODSEY, GM3: MORRELL, BM3: PERKINS, GM2: DETRO, GM2: KEHS, GM2: DECESS, GMI: MORGAN, GM1: LTJG YATES: ENS WALSH:: ODEN, BM1: CONNELL, BM1: BLACKBURN, BM2: ROTH, GM3: BROWN, GMI. Not Present: ALLEN, SA: ARNOLD, GM2: BARNETT, SN: BRYANT, GMC: BYRD, SN: CHOAT, BM3: D'AMIC'O, SN: DUFFIE, SA: DYER, SN: GENSMANN, SA: KELLY, SA: MILLER, GMC: PANGBURN, SN: PRICE, BM3: REYNOLDS, SN: STAMPONE, SN: SULLIVAN, SN: TEATE, SN: THOMAS, SN: TOTI, SN: WEINZER, SA: WHITE., SA: ZIMMERMAN, GM1. 1 Second from From: VICINANZA, SN: MAYNARD, SA: FALASKE, SA: LARIMORE, SN: COLLINS, SN: MURPHY, SN: YOUNG, SN: ATWOOD, SN: MARINE DETACHMEN T Rear Row: CPL LIGHTFOOT, PFC MAYNARD, PFC OGREN, PFC' KUZAK, LCPL TICHNELL, PFC HARGROVE, PFC LAURENDINE, PFC GERALD, PFC' MCMURTRAY, PFC HINCH, LCPL BOWLES, PFC BURKE, LCPL CLAUSS. Middle Row: CPL POPPER, PFC JEREW, LCPL WOODY, PFC CHIPGUS, PFC STANDING, PFC CLASING, LCPL DEVITO, PFC CAMPBELL, PFC STAFFORD, LCPL TREESE, LCPL PRIMOSH, LCPL STEILY, PFC KEMP, PFC HOFFMAN, PFC BEISSERTQ PFC HAROLD: PFC SIEMON. Front Row: CPL MULLANEY, CPL MYERS, ASGT STACHOWSKI, lst SGT HENRY, lst LT SILVEAR, CAPT KIMBRELL, lst LT BURTON, lst SGT FLOWERS, SSGT BLANK, SGT JORDAN, ASGT BRLXIUS. Not Present: LCPL REINIKKA, PFC CAPPS, PFC' HAHN, PFC WILSON. FOX DIVISION Back Row Left to Right DAUGHERTY SN MORRIS FTLSN SPENCER SN HOLLY SN ROHLAND SN ANDERSON SN CROWELL FTMSN DAVIS FTSN GLUCK SN HANLON SA FRITZ FTASN McCARTHY SN Second from Rear SMITH SN ROBBINS SN BOARDMAN SN CARTER SN WALKER FTSN CLUTE FTL3 BLAKEMAN YN3 KELI GM3 ROCK FTL3 MAXON SN HALL SN BRANSKE SN TAVERNA SN Front Row MANITZAS FTM3 SAWYER FTA3 BRUMM FT2 SLOAN FT1 BRYANT GMC DOXEY FTC LTJG McLALLEN BIXBY FTC ISENBERG FT1 HANLON FTA3 SIWMEONE FTL3 GALLAGI1ER FTM3 Not Present D W BROWN FT3 R L BROWN GM1 BRUCE GM3 CLUTE FT3 CONWAY GMSN DOTTS SN DYE YN3 HIGGINS SA HOCIN SA HODGKINS FT1 HOLLOWAX SN HOWSARE SN LEY SN LOURIS SN MAINQUIST SN MANN FT3 NIESEN SA RHODES SN SWAIN FT3 WILLWERTH SN WOLOD FTC N AN DIVISION Top Row, Left to Right: QUACKENBUSH, Walter R., YNSN3 DOYLE, Ronald J., QMSN3 GRAFF, Roger A., SN: McLAUGHLIN, Michael Cnj, SA, VACCARELLA, Robert J-, SN- Second from Top, Left to Right: DZIK, Theodore, S., SN: ROY, William R., SN: NEUBACHER, James E., SN, SHIVELY, William O., SA: TYREE, Roger A., SNg LUPTON, Robert W., SA. Bottom Row, Left to Right: MILLARD, John C., QMS, VANDERHOOF, Herbert S., QM3g LTJG CAREY, TRUESDELL, Gordon K., QM1: ROSE, James T., QM2. ' OE DIVISION Top Row, Left to Right: SPRINGSTON, ETSN, McKELVEY, ETS, SIROTTI, ETSN, WI-LLIAMS, ET3, BANKS, ET3, DARYMPLE, ET3, COMSTOC-K ET , FUNK, ETSN. 6Second from Top, Left to Right: HOLLAND, ET3, BORDY, ET3, BRASWELL, ET3, GOTTSCHALK, ET3, KEELER, ETSN, DAYKE, SN, HARDING ET3, CLIFFORD, ETSN, OVERLY, ET3, MILLER, ET3, CHURCH, ET3, SLOAN, ET2, JACKSON, SN. Second Row from Bottom, Left to Right: JOHNSON, ET3, BETLEY, SN, THELEN, ETS, KACZMAREK, SN, MORFORD, ETSN, SIMLEY, ET3, TOIV- ONEN, ET3, BURROWS, ET3, PEELE, SN, DUMBRIGUE, ETSN, ALTMAN, SN, DATTILIO, ETS, DEAN, ET2, RHOADS, SN, HEGENBARTH, ET3 RHODES, ET . ' Bottom Riw, Left to Right: BOYER, PN2, BENJAMIN, ET2, SCHWARTZ, ET2, SCHNEIDER, ET2, OLIVER, ET1, WELLS, ET1, ECKARD, ETC CWO FANSHER, LTJG DURANTE, CDO FREDERICK, NELLAWAY, ET1, KLEINSCHMIDT, ET1, REITZ, ET2, NAVARRO, ET2. Not Present: BROWN, ET3, CLIFFORD, ETSN, CONCOBY, ET3, FORSYTH, ET3,, GREENE, SN, HESS, ETC, HULTS, SN, MIKOLAJCZYK, ET3 NOEL, ET2, OLSEN, SN: PENDLETON, ETC, PERKINS, ET3, PRUITT, ET2, ROBITAILLE, SN, SAMPLES, ET1. OI DIVISION Back Row, Left to Right: MOORE, RDSN, HODGES, SN, WOOD, RD3, SCHOYEN, RD3, WROBLEWSKI, SN, KOREN, RD2, BOYLE, RD3, WINN, RD2, GILMARTIN, YN3, MARSHALL, RDSN, ROCKETT, RDSN, GRABLEWSKI, RDSN, WITHEROW, RD3, PAAR, RDSN, SALSI, RD2, HOWARD, RDSN, BILLINGS, RDSN, NOEL, SN, DEMOSS, SN. 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Not Present: ADDLEMAN, RDI, BECKER, PH3, BOYLE, RD3, BUTLER, RD3, CAUFFMAN, RDSN, CORBITT, SN, DI MASE, SN, DONNELLY, RDSN, GALVIN, SA, GLIDDEN, RDSN, GROVES, RDC, HOELSCHER, RD3, HOLM, YN2, LUHM, RDSN, MARSHALL, RDSN, MICHAEL, RD3, MILLEN, RD3, NORRIS, RDSN, OAKLEY, SN, OHLSEN, SA, PAAR, RDSN, QUILLEN, RD3, RANSOM, SN, ROSENTHAL, RDSN, SINK, SN, WALSH, RDSN, WERNAU, SN, WIEDENHOEFT, RDSN, WINDELL, YN3, WINN, RD2, WOLFENBARGER, SA: ZAHORSKY, SN. OS DIVISION a Back Row, Left to Right: EDMONSON, SM3, GORDON, SN, WELLS, SM3. Second from Rear: PACER, SN, GARRISON, SA, McGINTY, SN, PEARSON, SA, THORPE, SM3, ROBERSON, SN, WINKLER, SN, LANGSTON, SN. Second from Front: BUSEY, SN, STUPALSKI, SN, ZFNSMIESTER, SN, BODINE, SN, HUGGINS, SMSN, BROOKS, SN, WELCH, SM3, RUGGLES, 'SM3, HATCHELL, BM3 SM2FrgrAtTEovlgiuI2EADS, SM2, LINDSAY, SM2, FARLEY, SM2, HOOD, SM1, BRAINTWEIN, SMC, LTJG KRUTZ, SMITH, SM1, WAPP, SM1, JOYNER, Not Present: BOOTES, SN, CARBONE, SN, LAMBERT, SN, MABIE, SA, MURRAY. SA, PACER, SN, PETERS, AG2, RUDOLPH, AN, WALL, SM3. OR DIVISION Top Row, Loft to Right: SPERLING, RM3: CERWOLLS, RM3, TANNER, SN, HERRINGTON, RM3: GOUCHIE, RM3' RAI-PA N- SN: MILLS, RMSN: CRAVES, RMSN: STAAB, RM3: BURGESS, RMSA: BAIN, RMSN: FERGER. SN: WHITWORTH, SA, KENNYizIzaIIIs,'RiEJSFIIII::EFcR11II3 Second from Top, Left to Right: TIEFFEL, RMSN, CASSELMAN, SN: WALTERS, RMSN, SEXTON, SN: MULLINS, RMSN, DIESI, SN: MoDONALD RM2, CROSS, RMSN, MOORE, RMSN, MEADE RMSN, BULLOCK, RMSN' BUCHANAN RMSN, BOST' RM2, NURNBERGER SN- STE PRICE, RMSN: BARRY, RMSN. . ' ' ' ' VENS' RM3 Second Row, from Bottom, Loft to Right: PRICE, SN: GLOVER, RMSN, TYNDALL, RM3, SANDERS, RM3: LA CAZE, SN: STANTON RM3' FLENGAS RMSN, STRICIKLER, RMSN, MATSON, RM3, WILKINS, SN, FRENCH, RM3, GIARRO, SA: GRIFFIN, SN: ASHTON, RM3, WOLCOTT, RM3,' TRIBBEY RM3: METIVIER, RMSN: SPEARLINE, RM3: STEELE, SN. ' ' Bottom Row, Left to Right: O NEILL, RM3: KWIATKOWSKI, RM2 : KISER, RMI ' ANDREWS TEKRMJI ' BROWN RMC' MANLEY RMC' CLEN IIQIEIIJIN, RMC: ENS RICHARD: LT ARRIS, LOWANS, RMC, MoMILLAN, RMC: CARROLL, RMCS, COATES, RMI: WALII, RMI :,HARRDS: RM2, MINGOIA- Not Present: CECIL, SA: CHRISTIANSEN, RM3: COOK, RM2: COSTA, RM3: EISENBRAUN, SA: FEELER, YNT3: FROMM, RM3: GRIFFIN, SN: OWEN RM3: PIERCE, SN: TAYLOR, RMSA: TILLEY, TEI: WALSH, SA: WEST, RMSN. FLAG OR DIVISION Top Row, Loft to Right: EMER RMSN- COOPER W. C. RM3- CHRISTIANSON M. H. RMSN' BARKER K. B. RMSA' CREENWALD R. E. RMSN BURNSIDE, SN: DIONNE, W. J., RMSN, SCHMIDT, C. A., RM3, KALED A. R., RMSN: DAVIS, D. C., RMSN: HULING, 3. D., RMSN, SHAW,, C., SN: STOKES, ET3, DIAS, M. S., RM3, SNELLINC, N. P., RMSN, RICHMOND, RM3. Second from Top, Left to Right: HALLER, N., RMI: SMITH, RM2: LEJEUNE RMI' JOHNSON RMI' FISK RMC' CLENDENIN RMC' ENS RICH ARD: LT ARRIS: BLAIR, RMC: FUNK, RMC: GUERTIN, L., RMI: KANE., E., RMI: McDOWELL, ,ET1: CULLINAN, .f., RMI, URQUIDI, Of, RMI. - Not Present: CI-IALMERS, RM3: DUKE, RM2: GLASBY, RM3: HUDSON, RMSN: T, L. JOHNSON, RMSN: LIEBCHEN, RM3: WEISS, ET2. FLAG DIVISION Top Row, Left to Right: GATLING, SN: JAMES, MU2: DELIGHT, MU2: MCDADE. MU3: CLANTON, MUSA: CLARK, MUSN: WALLER. MUSA: LUCHi SINGER, MUSN: CARLS, MUSA: KIPPER, MUSN: NOERR, MUSN: PUTNAM, MUSN: DAVIS, J. C., MUSN: BORDERS, MUSA: DAVIS, P. L., MUSN, HAWKINS, MU3. Second from Top, Left to Right: SIMCOX, SN: BURCH, RDI: MATHIS. ATI: PEARSON, YN2: MCCLURE, YNSN: LEGGE, YN3: HARTNETT, YN3: BENNETT, YNI: BURNETTE, YN3: BUSCH, SA: SAUNDERS, SA: REEDER, YNI: SHEEHAN, SKI: CURRY, SKSN: SCOPELLITI, SN: BATES, YN3. Second Row from Bottom, Left to Right: GUFFEY BMI: SHORES, BM2: HILL, EN3: LANE. SN: NERONE, SN: JENSON, SN: WINKLER, SN: GIOVANNETTI, QMI: PHELPS, DM2: TRIANTAFYLLOU, SN: SLUSHER, QM3: ALMOND, QM2: GASKINS, YN2: MOTHERSHED, YN2: HUFFMAN, PTI: JOHNSON, YNI: THOMANN, PT2. ' , Bottom Row Left to Rifzht: ADDISON, RDCA: KRILETICHMPNC: CSQICSVFORD, RDCS: RUSSELL, YNC: GALILEY, YNCS: LTJG RYAN, ENLOE, SMCM: WINSLOW, ETC: MCLEOD. RDCA: SEGAL, MUC: HA MOND, . u , Not PreSent: ANIEL, TA: ANSELMO. TN: ARANAS. TN: ARCUSA. SDI: AYRAN. TN: BALL, AGCA: BARKER, SA: BAWAR, TA, RLAOKFORD, MUSN: CARTALLA, TN: CHEW, TN: CLEGG, AGI: DINO, TA: EDQUFLANG, TN: FINNEY, YN3: HADDON, JOC: HARRIS, YN3: HECKLER, YNC, LARKIN, YN3: LAWRENCE, YN3: NINO, TN: NOVELERO, SD2: NUTAITIS. AG2: O'RORK, AGCM: RAYMOND, YN2: SALGADO, TN: SCHOFF, SA: SHAW, SN: SHEA, YN2: SHULTZ, YN2: SUDARIO, SD3: WALTON, AG2: WESSELY, SN. Q ALFA DIVISION Back Row, Left to Right: McGRATH, FA, AUSTIN, FN, OSBORN, FN, PAWLEVVICZ, FN, SCOTT, FN, MASKER, FA, WILLIARD, FA, JOHNSON FNSecond from Rear, Left to Right: WILCOX, FN, rBEST, FN, RADEY, FN, WARNER, FN, MORRISON, FN, CRONISER, FN, TEW, FN, LANCASTER FN Second from Front, Left to Right: RICHARDSON, FA, ZIECLER, FN, ROUSE, FN, PAULSON, FA , REED, FN, STUTZ, FA, GAY, FN, SANCHEZ, FN - BIN KY, FN, BUTLER, FN, M MAHON, FA. SCHFifIg31?'R1g2fI,' to iight: BOUNCHAND, EN3,cSIEGRIST, EN3, DANIELSKI, EN3 , ZANE, MM2, WELKER, MMI, BOONE, MMC, LTJG SCHROEDER MM , WILSON, MRC, WION, MMz, HUGHES, MR2, FENWICK, EN2 , FARDEE, EN2. , ESTIIIEL Pregent: BUSH, FN, C'LAY, EN3, DEVANEY, MM2, FORTUNE, FN, FRANKLIN, EN3, GIDDINGS, MR2, CILLUM, FN, GLOCKZIN, FN HACKER, EN3, HOGGATT, MM2, KOVACH, FN, KR-EVGER, FN, LAOOURSIERE, MM2, LITTIER, FN, MILLER, FN, MOWBRAY, MM3, RAFFA, FA REYNOLDS, MM2, SMITH, FA, TUCKER, MM2, TWIST, FN, WEBB, MRI, WELLS, MMI, WHEALTON. FN: WILLPAMS, MMs. i B DIVISION . Back Row, Left to Right: PROFITT, FN, PARK, BT3, SHERMER BT3, SEARS, FN: COOPER, FN: BECHTEL, FN, JACKSON, FN, KAMINSKI, FN, KNOX, BT3, JOHNS, FN, WATKINS, FN, BROWN, BT3, FOSTER, BT3, WEDGE, FN, BARBER, FN. Second from Rear, Left to Right: ALESSIO. BT3, CASALETT, FN, SINES, FN, JE-RZ, BT3, COOKE, BT3, SWINNEY, FN, FERREBEE, BT3, PLUM- MER, FN, SAUNDERS, FN, DOTSON, FN, SAMS, FN, HUNTER, BT3, JANDREAU, FN, LOPUSNAK, MM3, MADDOX, FN, SHAFFER, FN. Second from Front, Left to Right: MILBURN, BT2 LAYMON. FN, JONES, FN, LONG. FN, DAVIS. BT3, PRAZMA, RTR, MILLS. FN, SNYDER, FN' QUICK, BT3, JONES, BT3, CAFFERT, BT3, BADER, FN, BROWN, FN, RIFE, FN, NEWTON, FN, DARDEEN, FN, LATHEY, FN, BALL, MM2. Front Row, Left to Right: PRICE, MM2, BOYD, BT2, CANDY, BTI, MCCRACKEN, BTI, SMITH, BTI, HOLMES, BTI, OSGOOD, MMI, PETERS, Egg, LTJG SMITH, CWO WILKES, YATES, BTC, MEECE, BTC, MADRID, BTI, RODEFFER, BT2, HARPER, MMI, MENYWEATI-IERS, BTI, BENNETT, Not Present: ANDREWS. FN, AUSTIN. BT2, BLACK. BT2: BLAZEWICK, FN: ECKERT, BT2, ESTEP. FA, GARRED. MMR: GOUGH, BT2, C. J JONES, FN, KENDALL, BT3, LANDY, BTI, LEAVEY, FN, LEACH. BT3, McALPIN, BT3, MACHADO, MM3, MCGRAW, FN, MILLER FN' PITTMAN MM2, RANSOM. FN, REIER. FN, ROBERSON, FN, SATERFIELD, FN, SNYDER, H, D.,' FN, STEELMAN, BTC, STARCEVICH, BT3,, STATEN, FNS STARNS, FN, WALL, FN, WEREDYK, BTC. ' r E DIVISION , Back Row, Left to Right: BORNEMANN, IC3, VICKERS, EM3, LINT, EMFN, THORBAHN, ICFN, BENNER, EMFN, MCCORMICK, FN, GILLETTE, EM3, FRY EMFN, DAVIS, EMFA, ELDER, EMFN, MCCAMBRIDGE, EMFN, QUINN. IC3, LIVINGSTON, ICFN. Second from Rear: LOTT, EM3, WILSON, EM3, SPANGLER, FN, TISCH, EM2, WEAVER, ICFA, MALLUS, FN, SMITH, EM2, HIGHTOWER, FN, CREE-CH, ICFA, JOHNSON, ICFN, MANNING, EMFN. I EM Second from Front: PASBRIG, IC2, DAVIS, IC3, ALBACH, ICFN, CALABRESE, IC2, RAVENSCOFT, EMFN, SPARKS, EM3, SLACK, FN, SWARTZ 1 3, ACHTERMEIIIR, EM2, CURLILS, ICA, JENSEN, EIVI3, KISHBAUGH. IC3, NEPPER, IC2, ALEMAN, FN. Front Row: CHRISTIANSON, IC3, COLON, IC2, LUDWICK, IC3, WOODRING, EM3, MATTERN, EM2, HARGETT, IC2, BOCKHOLDT, ICC, ENS IfxIg31l?egf1I3Ilfc.?I,OkT.IEGM:I33UTTS, CWO BARTEK, MITCHELL, EMC, HUDSON, EMI, SMITH, EMI, NORDESTE, EM2, HUNTSUCKER, EM3, CLERE, EM3' BUNIXgJtEIiv1iefISIeInt: PEACHER, EMFN, TYNER, FN, McGINTY, ICFN, LINDSEY, ICFN, STODDARD, ICFN, MARTIN, ICFN, FARMAN, IC3, HINES, EMFN, M DIVISION Top Row Left to Rlght ERICSON MM3 SMITH G FN WOOD FN RUSSELL FN DUNCAN SN HANSER FN MULDROW FN THOMPSON SN MEULLER FN HOWELL FN JACKSON FN SMITH A FN LI S CK FN Second from Top L ft to Rlght GROCE FN MARTIN FN PEDEN FN FOEHRING FN EMMERT FN MOSER FN PETION FN JENSON FN BUCK FN MAYNE MM3 HONEYCUTT FN Second Row from Bottom Left to Rlght McGRAW MM3 PAWLOWSKI MM3 BUTLER FN CLINE FN WESLOLY FN CHAPMAN MM3 STEEBY FN DALTON FN BAKER MM3 PESDA SN Bottom Row Left to Rlght TUCKER MM2 HARKINS MM2 MARTICIO MM2 KEATING MMC RIPPERT MMC ENS ONEIL CWO ELLIS GERISCH MMC WALL MM3 MERCIER MM3 CRIST MM3 Not Present ARNOLD FN DAVIS MM1 DE GEORGIS MMC DE LOACH FA ECK MM2 EMRY FN FISH MM1 HALL FN HYSLOP MM2 HARDY MM2 HEATER MM? JOHNSON FA KOVALUK MM3 LABRACHE MM3 OLDFIELD MM2 PAWLOWSKI MM3 REED SN ROBERTS SN SANDS MMI SCHMID MM2 TILLERY MM2 TOLER MM3 COX FN R DIVISION Back Row Left to Rlghn DONAHUE SF3 RISBON SF3 BARTON FN READMOND Dos STRAIN FN CARPENTER FN ZINK DC3 LAHR FN CHRISTIAN DC3 HANKS FN TEGLASH SF3 Second from Rear Left to Rlffht MATHEWS SF3 LINDBERG FN KIGER FN KREISER FN HOARD SF3 STILWELL FN Second from Front BILLINGS FN COSEUZO SF3 BURNS FN DUNBAR FN TART FN ROBERTSON FN EDMONDSON SF3 WILSON FN FRANCIS SF3 AUSTIN FN PEARSE SF3 HOWARD DC3 Front Row Left to Rvgfht NILES DF? FITZPATRICK SF3 VANSCOTTEN SFI CONNER SF1 MONEY SF1 SHANNON SFC WO 1 SHEIPE X ASHBY SFC WHITEHURST DCC BROWN DC1 STEPHENS SF2 FREELS DC2 ABBOTT SF2 Not Present CONNOR FN ERSING FN GILCREASE FN HIGHT DC3 HUDDLER SFMFN HUMPHREYS SF1 LINDBERG FN WIEGAND SFM3 S-1 DIVISION Top Row. Left to Right: REBAR, SN, GOODELL, SN, CURLEE, SN, BUTLER, SN, O'DONNELL, SN, PARKER, SNJ DUFFIE-, SNQ DURA, SN: COT NER, SN, BOOKER, SN. Second from Top, Left to Right: RUCK, SK3g HARGROVE, SK3g WARREN, SK3g GOLDBLATT, SK3g LEBERKNIGHT, SK3g STEIN, SK32 BAKER SK3, MCHALE, SK3. Bottom Row, Left to Right: RACE, SKI, MACK, SK2: KOLB, SK2: VERGAMINI, SKI: YOUNG, SKCQ LTJG O'MALLEYg HALL, SKC, GRACE, SK2 RAMIREZ, SK3g LEE, SK2. Not Present: RUSH, SK3: YEAST, SK3g FIREY, SNg SAN JUAN, TN: CORALLO, SA: THOMPSON, SA. ' , ' ' . . 1 x - ' - ,, 4, N 1 1 1 U l H 1 M V -llly my Rv-W4 in .Y,, Amvww-, , ,MM ,W V V YA,,,.,.A., . ., ., ,wan,,,,,,,,x,,,,,,..,.,-,.,,,.R,., .,.-----... ....-.-.---...-...........-f-.-f--.-.-f--x-- ----'---,------- Y V-Y . f,:---f-- --- -- -- '+-- --V...,..- ' ' X ' , x 4 i K I s 1 5 4 H DIVISION lhck Row Left to Rxght RICE SN DAVIS SN JOYCE HN BAXLEY HN THOMPSON HM2 LOSER HMS Front Row Left to Rlght MURRAY HM9 RICHARD HMC LT SMITH fMCJ THORNTON HMC HAMMOND HM2 Not Present SOTOA HMZ SCHANNUIH HMv HOZIILR HN DANIFL HN D DIVISION 1 Carl L. PLOWMAN, DT3: Michael fnj LIEBERMAN, DN: LT QDCJ Robert S. NOLF: CDR QDCJ A Joseph R. EVANS: Ivan AJ OSMAK, DT2. PERSONNEL INSPECTION AT SEA Q -K2 Mis F E 54 Q, fi! ?.. '5f...f 'gg' fs,- I . , , . , I Z EDITED BY. ASSISTED BY I LTJG ALFRED J. DICKERSON, JR., AND PERSONNEL OF THE PUBLIC INFORMATION OFFICE, TRACK CHART BY VALEAN VINTILA, JO2. SPECIAL THANKS TO PHOTOGRAPHY BY THE PHOTO LAB OF NORTHAMPTON - CARL A. BERNTSEN, PHC: PAUL J. ROBERTS, PH2: IRVING F. BECKER, PHS: LOUIS A. MALAFRONTE, SN: DANIEL G. ZAHORSKY, SN: MICHAEL J. GALVIN, AN and BRUCE L. BENNETT, PHI Of LANTFLT MOBILE PHOTO UNIT, NAS, NORFOLK. DAVID ROSENBERG and CDR HUNTLEY OF ALL HANDS MAGAZINE FOR THE USE OF PHOTOS TAKEN BY THEMSELVES ON THE CRUISE. LTJG PETER A. HUTCHINSON ' THE MATTER OF - ' was AND SALES l MANAGED BY LTJG GLENN J. SEDAM, JR.: ASSISTED BY MICHAEL L. CIMINERO, YN1. Q. bfi Af, .. u fir ' U: swf .gm Mg . fi 4 1' . W Q . ..s ls' f . G. 'Q -4 - -f E , +. Q 1 i Q I J 5 i i w w Y Y P U ., A 'Wlfn U.S. Cruiser-Flagship Pays rtA.,1Aa,,dCa 0 0 foiiefiafmi 1. 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