Paul Revere (APA 248) - Naval Cruise Book

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-moments of the cruise which helped to break the routine or seemed note- worthy -or ust marked time . . , First Battalion, Fifth Marine Regiment hitched a ride from San Diego to Okin . B f ' ' in Buckner Bay to become BLT 319, they iifldlile giwieiiril sldrlidlldlg aboard. Commanding Officer of BLT 115, Col. Zaro, and Capt. Goodfellow admire the troops' cake, a sugary Pacific Ocean of frosting . . .topped by CPO Chapman's version of the good ship Paul Revere . . . Col. Zaro receives the first piece of the wardroom's send-off cake. . . . which is devoured by the hungry marines. BLT 119 greeted the cake-fed battalion at Buckner Bay with rumbles and flourishes. 49

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is - f . Q! b 4 -.....f v .., .9 The smiling white-collar workers: Willie J. Wester PN3, Stephen T. Dunning Jr. SN, and Gary D. Gray PN3. M 1 i ,, ani V ' I 451 2 WW? 1 V , f , i f f wi- dw 7 1 f f f l 1 f f 77 X ff DIVISIG The Masters-at-Arms: Paul Quarles BTI- Guy L. Housley BMCA, Chief MAA' and William R. Kane BMI 1 Taking an office break are: seated, Ens. Malcolm E. A. Kaufman, William B. Williams PN1. Standing are Ma- nolo Q. Quiray PN2 and Thomas D. Hunter YNl. Squinting in the light of day, the office moles are: front, Kenneth D. Brauchler LI3, Charles E. Dark PCSN, CPO Joseph S. Memolo YNCA, Alvin K. Kindler YN3, Rodney D. Cartledge SNQ and in back, Robert A. Bohatka PN3, Martin A. lhde Jr. SN, Richard W. Bohy PCI, and Louis Brooks PC3. Missing are: Roy Kramer YN3 and Edward E. Quist PH2.

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