Northampton (CLC 1) - Naval Cruise Book

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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 .

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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-

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