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GENERAL INTEREST W CCDN R i r ' ' fanx:f R 1 ' 1 ---A - .-I-DIA :VA ,ff ,lw fw .173 ,Wig-, W- . P N L 'il TENTS X1 - 1 1 A' 'Yah' Q, -' ini-ln J . X ' ,I , , '1 'J f Y . - - 1 fl. . I q J 4 1-- 7 , 'gs lf, If - -f ,ill f7,'l'f1L-'Qsz.!-:c'2- L: gi ,. , :.......-,.,..,.,,yv:,,,5f,,,,,.-w,p.-3,g-Qy-,v--.qu-.,,,,.,,,.,,.,..,..,.,,,.,rt:.5....i.t,-,:.J. J ' 1. ,- . . , 1? L' ' ' . ll . . , . . , J V -un: J H -- Q . ,. I K V , rl. x JV, oo. I am the United States Ship Philippine SEA CCVA 4171 My keel was laid at the Bethlehem Steel Corporation, Quincy, Massachusetts on I9 August 19441. Construction was hurried along as rapidly as possible so that I might be ready for the long awaited invasion of Japan. However, my older sisters had been very busy during my construction period, and V-.I Day found me receiving my final fittings, thus rendering it impossible for me to be in Tokyo Bay on that memorable day in September 19415. I am of the Essex class carrier, and am next to the youngest of fourteen. My flight deck is long enough for two football games to be played simultaneously with room to spare for the spectators. Though a trim 33,000 tons, I am not awkward. My four generators put out enough electricity to supply a city the size of Coronado, California. My beam is just under I00 feet and my top speed is in exeess of 30 knots. I neil gtk llilled talflff' eil? t and l N11 1 At ...lik I am about as tall as a ten-story building. With a crew of nearly 3000 I am a sea-going city, with every convenience of one. There is a post office, hospital, theatre, cobbler shop, tailor shop, soda fountain, laundry and many other such shops contained within my hull. I was christened the USS PHILPPINE SEA by Mrs. A. B. Chandler, wife of the then Kentucky Senator, on 5 September 1945. My big day finally arrived on II may 19416 when I was commissioned at the U. S. Naval Drydocks, South Boston, Massachusetts. Captain Delbert S. Cornwell, veteran of many Pacific Campaigns, was my first Commanding Officer. In June, I proceeded to Quonset Point, Bhode Island, for the initial training of my new crew, and in September I began a shakedown cruise to the Caribbean. Upon returning from this cruise, I was ordered back to Boston to prepare for my first major assignment-the Navy7s Antartic Expedition, Operation Highjumpf, During this expedition I served as Admiral Byrd's flagship. Upon completion of the highly successful expedition I returned to the United States, and after a short rest was deployed to the Mediterranean. I had become an extensive traveler by then, and November 19417 found me once again exploring new territory, this time around the lower rim of the Artic Circle in cold weather operations to test my planes and equipment. Operating again from my base in Quonset Point, Rhode Island, Ihelped qualify carrier pilots. During the winter of I949 I took part in extensive fleet exercises in the Atlantic and Caribbean. I was busy during April and May with demonstration cruises for guests of the Secretary of the Navy, the Armed Forces Industrial College, the War College and the .-. ....-. ..-Lf ,H-1 Armed Forces Staff College. The crew nicknamed me The Showboatv during this stage of my career. . During May 1950 1 was ordered to become a part of the Pacific Fleet. 1 sailed from Norfolk, Virginia on 24 May 1950 and passed through the Panama Canal on 31 May 1950. 1 arrived at my new home port in San Diego, California on 10 .lune 1950. As a result of the outbreak of Communist aggression in Korea, 1 was immediately deployed to WESTPAC and sailed from San Diego on 5 .luly 1950. 1 received my first taste of action off Korea as flagship for Task Force 77 on 5 August 1950. There was little rest or liberty for the crew and l began working very hard. My pilots flew as many as 1410 sorties a day during day and night operations. There were many targets, and my planes flew well as they hit North Korean rail and communication centers from Seoul to Wonsan, softening up the lnchon invasion coast on the Yellow Sea, and destroying many more vital targets. ln November 1950, Communists surprised our ground troops with a smashing drive down the middle of Korea. Throughout the long retreat, my planes blasted the path open for our surrounded troops. Hill after hill was cleared all the way to Hungnam where the carrier aircraft formed a virtual aerial umbrella. Eleven months later we received orders to return to the United States. l was tired and my men were anxious to get home quickly so the Engineering Depart- ment and 1 combined efforts to make the run from Yokosuka, Japan to San Francisco, California in seven days and thirteen hours. This was a new record for this crossing, breaking the BOXER's old mark by five and one-half hours. On the morning of 31 December 1951 1, put to sea from San Diegoi-destination: Korea. Nearly half of my crew was made up of sailors fresh from recruit training-men inexperienced in the highly specialized jobs that go into the operation of a modern warship. Every man from the engine rooms to the air defense stations, from galleys to the flight deck drilled in his job until top efficiency was reached. Once again 1 joined Task Force 77 and on 3 February 1952 launched the first strike of my second tour of Police Action. The ' Showboat was back in the fight. Again my Skyraiders, Corsairs and Panthers blasted the east coast of Korea, concentrating on the supply, communication and transportation networks of the Communist forces. Highlghts of my second cruise included strikes on the key supply center at Chonjin, just a few miles below the Manchurian border, and a four-carrier raid on important Red hydroelectric plants at Suiho, Kyson, Fusen and Kojo. This attack severed the main power artery which was vital to the Communist in Manchuria. The raid also marked the first time in the Korean conflict that four carriers participated in a single mission. After more extensive Police Action 1 turned my bow homeward again. ff of fmm 1950 ull of TPiQ lllmt 1 lli' v Illalli' iinters . and ound mv v the iths patt- cisco, ing ation : ,men arship- ' flight JCC , Tl .ct10H- itrailllf ohlfhf ., K, N mlltf f plalllf ich war liffffff .. Polic? In December 1952 I put to sea at San Diego once more for the Far East ready for the gruelling operations off Korea. During my third tour ,of combat duty in the Korean waters both my crew and I set many records. The North Korean offensive began at the same time the first truce overtures were extended and marked the beginning of a series of round the clock air sorties in support of front line UN troops. I set a record for the number of combat sorties launched in the Korean War on the 141th of .Iune and broke it the following day. The record is even more significant in that it was made with only three of the four shafts in operation. For a period of three days I operated on three screws and, for a short time, only two. However, I did not return to port. My Engineering Department worked day and night to make the vital repairs at sea. Replenishing and rearming at sea, vital to carrier operations, afforded another challenge to my crew. While rearming from the USS FIREDRAKE, my crew hit a new peak for tonnage of ammunition loaded per hour. I departed from Yokosuka on 2 August 1953-my officers and men happy to be under- way for the United States once more. They were justly proud of the records they had set during this tour of combat duty. I arrived at North Island, San Diego, California on 15 August 1953. On 9 January 1954, after a four months drydock period, I nosed my bow once again toward the Far East. Most of this cruise was spent operating near the Philippine Islands. Manila served as the base port. The most significant event of the cruise occurred in late July. The fighting in Indo-china terminated, ,Iuly 21st, In the meantime Communist planes had shot down a Cathay-Pacific Airways passenger liner somewhere near I-Iainan, China. I was ordered into the area as part of a search mission with hopes of finding the remaining survivors. While engaged in this mission, a flight of my Skyraiders were attacked by two Communist fighter planes. Under orders to Ere only if actually attacked, the Skyraiders returned the fire and shot down the Communist planes. My pilots returned to the ship after reporting the incident and the force was put on alert for a possible attack. Nothing further occurred, however, and this was apparently the end of what was later unofficially termed as the I-Iainan Incidentf, From here the cruise began rapidly drawing to a close. We began making a final round of ports-of-call and soon they faded away in my wake as we headed for home. We arrived in San Diego on 18 November 1954 to find our loved ones waiting on the dock. On 1 April 1955, I commenced my FIFTH western cruise. After the usual smooth sailing enroute to Pearl Harbor and the strenuous ORI period, we sailed for Japan. With peace restored in Korea this was to be my first peaceful mission in these waters. Nvvwvnwnv- While embarked on this cruise, the 7I,O00tb arrested landing was made on my flight deck. Also, Captain Elwin L. Farrington relieved Captain Herman Ii. Ray as Commanding Cflicer on I3 August I955. My crew and I plan to return Stateside7' in November. Shipmates We've made Well be remembered always. But now Iid like for you to turn the pages of this book and note the events of my FIFTH CRUISE TO TI-IE FAR EAST. r gux 53 ' , -, r-D 12 fl? ,-,- Q L 1 3 4 J .wp-2 7 ,iw Y' jfflgiff it , , fv -' ,gg-5' ws 45557: .. ,1,sV9' 5- -' ii' if 'asp Q l 1 Z ff 3 5' 1 Q17 ,Q 3' Wifi ii F f i ' I 1 I' i .q w bali --1 -4 1'-4 ,fd .---. .N I 14. I il :ami ina-3, 9.9 ' ii i.- I Hbiqrkl kg 15:1 in . lu.. . M . -an qu: nv PI, 4 1,171 ---'avi ,, ., 'K .1- I 1 .A was ww 2' ' 1 we 4 , ...sat ' ali ' 121' I W- , , .-, , 1 COMMANDINC5 Captain i Herman L. Ray, USN Captain Herman Ii. RAY, USN was born in Pontotoc, Mississippi on 12 December 1907. He attendtpd Pgbllo school in Pontotoc in preparation for his appointment to the U. S. Naval Academy where he was gra uate din 1929. He was awarded his wings as a naval aviator in 1931 at Pensacola, Florida. Captam RAY l1HS 113 H wide variety of assignments in both surface ships and aviation squadrons. . At the outbreak of World War II he was Executive Officer of Patrol Squadron 43 operating off the West Coast. Commencing in June 1943, he served in the Aviation Plans Division .of the Deputy Chief of Naval Operations for Air, until assigned as Staff Air Officer to Commander, Amphibious Forces, U- S- P30150 F1991- Following the war's end, Captain RAY served in the Manila Bay area as Chief of Staff to Commanderg Philippine Sea Frontier and Commander Fleet Air Wing 10, and later was Chief of Staff to Commander, Fleet Air Wing 4 at NAS, Whigby Island, Washington. His second command was the USS DUXBUHY BAY QAVP-381, a seaplane tender, which made an interesting cruise visiting numerous Persian Gulf ports while enroute fr0II1 the West to East Coast via the Suez Canal. This duty concluded, he returned to the Aviation Plans Division for two years, followed by a years duty at the Naval War College, Newport, 11110116 ISl2l11d- In 1952 Captain RAY was assigned command of the USS BADOENG STRAIT CCVE-116j which deployed to the Far East and Korea performing close air support with a Marine Attack Squadron embarked. The following year, he became Chief of Staff to Commander, Carrier Division 15, a command concerned primarily with fleet anti-submarine warfare. On 24 August 1954, he assumed command of the USS PHILIPPINE SEA QCVA-47j in Manila Bay. Captain RAY's major decorations are the Distin- guished Flying Cross and the Navy Unit Citation. S I de I Ol I Hi lil W fi 0 OFFICERS Captain Elwin L. Farrington pubi ated , USN .2 ,fd gy X . f X, f nf' , . Q 5 had Captain Elwin L. Farrington was born in Cabot, Vermont, in 1907. In 1931, he was graduated from the U. S. Naval Academy. His assignments in the Navy began with the USS MARYLAND. He then spent a year on Ie liidestroyers. In 1933, he began his Hight training at Pensacola, Florida. He was appointed Naval Aviator in 3aliOctober of 1934. From here it was a VF Squadron, followed by four years in Patrol Squadrons in Alaska and C FlEiHawaii, then to NAS, Corpus Christi, Texas. A years' service with Western Sea Frontier followed. In 1943, he 'ndiwas promoted to Commander, and took command of VP 91, which took part in South Pacific anti-sub and rescue left fiwork. In 1945, while Executive Officer of the USS CHENENGO, he participated in the Philippine and Okinawa P'38l'Campaigns, and also the occupation of Japan. It was during this period that he was awarded the Navy-Marine 70m llCorps Medal. From 1947 to 1949, he was the Executive Officer of NAS, Alameda. In 1949 he was the f',h. Operations Oflicer for Staff, COMCARDIV THREE, USS BOXER. He was Director of Operations for Pacific Divi- sion, MATS from 1950-1951, the year he was appointed Captain. Since that time, Captain Farrington has served as Head of Air Training Branch, CNO, as Commanding Officer, USS DUXBURY BAY, and was a student at INDUSTRIAL WAR COLLEGE until 13 August 1955, when he assumed command of the USS PHILIPPINE SEA, having relieved Captain Herman L. Ray, USN. Other than the awards mentioned before, Captain Far- rington has also earned the Navy Unit Citation, American Defense Ribbon, Pacific Area Ribbon Qwith four starsj, WW-II Victory Medal and the Philippine Liberation Ribbon. wi l fy 2' Aa' 5.1.1 I IIB - .J 4 I I JBL. ' ...J ,. Y I EXECUTIVE OFFICER Commander Jock C. Whistler, USN Commander ,lack C. Whistler was born in Niagara Falls, New York, 1915. In 1937 he was graduated from the U. S. Naval Academy, and was designated as an aviator in 1941. Commander Whistler's Naval career began on the USS WEST VIRGINIA, right after his graduation from the Academy. From the WEST VIRGINIA he went to the USS RALPH TALBO, USS CASSIN, NAS, Pensacola, and NAS, Banana River. In the latter part of 1941, he was assigned to VP-32 at Coco Solo, Canal Zone. He commanded the squadron from August 1943 to July 1945. His next duty was as Executive Officer on the USS MARCUS ISLAND, and in 1946 he assumed command of that ship. Commander Whistler then returned to the Naval Academy for study in Marine Engineering and Aviation. In 1949, he attended the Air Command and Staff School. During 1950 and 1952, he was attached to Fleet Air Wing FOUR, first as Training Officer and later as Operations Officer. Commander Whistler was then assigned as Chief Staff Officer for Naval Air Bases in the Fifth Naval District. He remained there until October of 1954, when he reported aboard the USS PHILIPPINE SEA for duty as Executive Officer. Among the many awards received during his Naval career are: World War II Victory, American Area, Asiatic Pacific, American Defense, and the Navy Unit Citation, which he received while with VP-32 in 1943. I Commander Whistler is married to the former Miss Ruth Alta Simpson of Annapolis, Maryland. They have two sons: Jack C. Jr. and Bruce. The Whistlers are now living in Coronado, California. If C QR 62 ff! 1, NNI!! fr , ff NW! d 1 J L: lp. nd ELF 11, AH Ss x al D11 X . COMMANDER, ATG - 2 Commander Paul M. Paul, USN Commander Paul Moore Paul, USN, was graduated from the U. S. Naval Academy in 1940. In 1943 he became a Naval Aviator. Commander Paul saw action in World War II at the Battle of Midway on the USS PENSACOLA. He was awarded the Navy Unit Citation for his services on the escort carriers USS SANGAMON and USS CHENANGO, where he served as a fighter pilot in the Battle of Okinawa. He also holds the Distinguished Flying Cross, Four Air Medals, and the Presidential Unit Citation. Included among his campaign ribbons are the Pacific Asiatic and the American Theater. On Au ust 13 1955 while serving as Commander Air Task Group TWO USS PHILIPPINE SEA, g 9 9 9 Commander Paul was commended by the Secretary of the Navy ' For outstanding performance of duty as a pilot of a jet aircraft in Air Task Group TWO, attached to the USS ESSEX, on 10 April, 19547 The Navy Commendation Ribbon was presented to him by the former PHIL SEA skipper, Captain Herman L. Ray, USN. Commander Paul's home is in Lancaster, Pennsyl- vania. He is the son of Mr. Sampson Paul of Beaulort, South Carolina. f QW r 4' I3 ADM N ST ATIQN Va x K' x x X , ' ' ,L A -xr g ' A .- .XXX A. ' 3:5514 L, X ' 'y f Q. 2 TMNT Under the supervision of the Executive Ofiicer, the Administration Department is composed of the Captain's Office, Personnel Office, Legal Office, Information and Education Office, Print Shop, Public Information Office, Master-at-Arms Force and Chaplain's Office. Maintaining the records of approximately twenty-five hundred men keeps the Yeomen and Personnel Men very busy. All legal problems from Captain's Mast to General- Courts Martial are handled by the Legal Oflice. The Information and Education Oflice keeps all hands advised of the opportunities for advancement in rating and conducts classes in math., English, foreign languages, etc. FIRST ROW CDR C W Lawler LT O W Myers LT R E Osman SECOND ROW CWO2 D R B t W aes Ol E H Wilson ENS E C Chnlds ENS R A Hayes I4 I I l - lllr lilllllg Hllll lllilflf. y'-live very leral- The 'ised UCIS If 1 Z6-1 X, FIRST ROW: A. E. Arclrey, J. J. Brayman, W. M. Chapman, ENS E. C. Childs, CWO2 D. R. Bates, ENS R. A. Hayes, R E. Heeg, K. E. Bergerson, J. C. Childers SECOND ROW: L. D. Lehman, R. N. Chouinard, J. H. Smith, D. K. Kelring, lD. H. Nolan, D. Clark, J. E. Bruns Jr., N J. Kamilos THIRD ROW: B. Rogers, N. L. Spears, J. D. Waggoner,,J. C. Case, W. C. McLaughlin, R. M. Unrau, M. L. Emanuel W, W,,.,f,, C. ,. ,,, ' -if ,fw ,1 X f' if ,x .,.,,.,,,.m,.,,4WWM , .-.Q , WWW ,W..,AW NNN WWWZWW N M . 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'M' ' ' :'e:4'y .:NxY -M M ' W f W X ff 1 Q, 12 j A ' -f 444 A C23 X fr-A900 'sawn C 409' h 9 New vff' Z J' SX 2 1 999 99+ o .y Z M NL My .f f jf f o' W? fr fy 4 ' -. ' Q fy-fy J G, 6 4 Xe fy, f 9 ' - QQOOX 9 J Q ga .1 -I C 6 ' J' , fr' O04 xifdxd 9 ,A QQ? V90 eifk 9 QQEQJ' f Q EC 'J' f Farsi L.. H4 pl X . f. 5 . L-4 'l Qui .,. Ml l .. 'T nw :- , . hi Vi F1 wg. rv-, 1 L 5 l '4. 'I W, ff i l 1. 1 , .. g LSE Q Jfiiilf L LL ,urn ,wus . .., H, Elk 355' Awa zw MASTER- AT-ARMS X Lucky Bag RQ 5 D535 .,,. Q FIRS l SECOND ROW: W. A. Canfeo, P. P. Budzianowski, M. H. Delaney, A. G. Jones, A. G. Uhcs T ROW: B. F. Culpepper, P. L. Faulkner, B. B. Hecse, D. E. Braun, L. E. Fickett, J. Vork, A. K. Orfh QQ Mr Mk 3- FIRST ROW: LTJG J. L. Katleman, LT B. Stanfill, LCDR G. D. Bailey, LCDR P. Bugg, X . 2 6906 I ., I On the eve before an air strike, personnel of OA Division are hurriedly, yet exactingly, preparing reports, charts, photos, etc., for pilots and the ship's force. Aerologists are busily compiling the latest weather map. Intelligence reports are being prepared by the Air lntelligence Staff for predawn briefs to the pilots striking the enemy. At 0600 the next morning the briefings are over and the planes are off. Air Controllers of 6tAir Ops are coordinating the launching and landing of aircraft with precision. Photo planes have flown deep into enemy territory and returned with the latest intelligence photographs. Personnel of the Photo Lab, Working 24 hours a day, process the film and pass it to the Photo Intelligence Team who selects targets of importance frorn the photos and submits them for future air strikes. Simultaneously, key personnel of the Operations Office are coordinating the efforts of each group. Another day has ended and the cycle begins once again. T. Malloy, LT B. Scott, LCDR J. A. D'Zamba, LCDR R. G. Wade, CDR Doherty, CDR J. P. Seifert, LCDR J. F. LT F. Bors, LTJG R. L. Beatie SECOND ROW: ENS D. J. Noonan, CHPHOT R. A. Dale, LTJG J. Meislin, LTJG J. L. Burgener, LTJG P. J. Donnelly, LTJG F. J. Godfrey, LTJG E. R. Harper, LUG A. A. Buuerlein, ENS J. B. Housley, ENS T. D. Bain, ENS J. M. Rogers, ENS w. J. Golla, LTJG w. 1. cole, LTJG w. c. Mueler, ENS F. shane, CHRELE R. A. Crozier I I I 7 4 4 1 .4 'Z fi If 4 ff 1 if 2' I 'r-ff, I I I fi V I I' .X -4 I nil W XI In C , I I ialx, Wi I V1 an xy: . I I J F -4 ' :A Q-1 .,, I , -Q t , cg -. ,..,,. KJ' ' ng viii? .ar ' r 1 PP' Uh X, ,, X 8: XM ZW? K. YQ Q9 X ,f I xy E, ,f 'Z IS I II gl 515 -mx if ' X, X YM-Q-S' 13? 4 Saw? If I Y 2 , Q6 , , , SEQ , A-A ,ff sy L 4 'S fit X I , I S l. fjy I' II J 'I 'Q 2, .. mx' fig I , w In 1 sm , , X DIVISION M I. .5 '1' S? Zf CD If f N FIRST ROW: J. J. Morris, L. J. Nale, C. R. Eblen, E. G. Carfhwait, M. E. Sherrill, H. M. Novak, LTJG F. J. Godfrey, CHRELE R. A. Crozier, C. G. Carlson, W. N. Onwiler, N. L. Campbell, M. B. Baker D. K. Williams SECOND ROW: P. L. Buck, R. C. Sinohui, G. V. Hove, R. R. Ketelsen, F. A. Robetorye, E. L. Quillen, J. J. Killingsworl' W. E. Merkelbach, M. G. Mueller, J. B. Volimer, W. P. Van Pelt, E. H. Augustin, R. G. Mariel, R. D. Cunningham, J. E Wheeler MISSING FROM PICTURE: H. E. Smith, C. G. McDaniels, E. Trautman, C. W. George, W. N. James, P. Fednich, D. L. Boren DIVISION .,.. ,Q M yn QQ Y! f- wv' . g 1 , ,, , , 1 L 1 I ' I Q 1 - 1 , ri , , Q, if , WW 4? f N! ' I- f l Q AV' f . -ef ff, O-I VISION .K I . .5 I V 3 fr ! S: .,., S 12 x - e FIRST ROW: W. R. Curtis, C. K. Mitchell, C. E. Mclver, T. DaMavri, LTJG Burgener, ENS Naonon, K. E. Neal, D. W. Codr, C. E. Taylor SECOND ROW: S. B. Roberts, B. C. McGuire, D. D. Koski, J. H. JoI1ns::.1, T. C. Aubert, E. B. Vaawerr, G. A. Loney, D. R. Copper, R. D. Cafon, J. W. Wilson, J. H. Gadow, B. Anderson THIRD ROW: R. Lamphier, F. W. Ochs, R. D. D. Shaffer L. Youn , A. J. Odom, J Gram! C W GJ F01 W. A. Signcn, R. L. Creech, F. I. Hampton, T. N. Hines J. K. Lee, G. g C. , . 4 f l f , .-si if if ...- fi V 4 .fo ,f 'T 1 ,ff f ,, V a. i ldv! .r . had in 5 I x up.-. c.. it i'i tk-1 H T x nhl 1 I-l bv' P' ,, . 4. YJ . ' i Sli .,.. if gg--,gf Tw: , A Y - J v , W ii . , fl.. f f f 1 'S vw -W4 V f if X its 4 ' ' A f f I f f ' ' , 'V ' 4 . W sf 2 0 -,.. 41 9 F b 1 ' 2 , 5' e , y S, S 'Q1t.f K , ,Q 4 , y f Y? X f? fm ,WI W X . , , . W, ff J. ff, fn ff f ff ' W, 4 4 ff f ! ,,-.s f f f Wh 0 4,517 W 1' .QM 'JP Q 1 Q, I f 2 , .. f. f, I9 f , . fy au I. fz f Z. 4' ff, W fm-Z , 7 ., , T' 7 JZ! , . FIRST ROW: D. M. Fanara, S. Haskey, J. C. Conner, E. Salvitti, K. W. Allen, G. Pitts, C. G. Delgado, W. L. Evans SECOND ROW: R. L. Goldschmicit, C. R. Snoeyenbos, L.R. Martens, T. L. Hucks, R. T. Johnson, ENS J. Noonan, LTJG Burgner, B.M. Johnson, R. C. Kitchen, R. E. Ator, L. H. Thames, T. J. Lennox THIRD ROW: J. H. Quinn, R. C. Bailey, P. G. Kirksey, K. W. Jones, B. R. Jones, C. L. Lefler, W. S. Slayton, L. J. Hill, D. J. Davis, L. E. Wilson, R. L. Houchins, W. W. Bates FOURTH ROW: R. G. Quick, M. S. Mix, B. C. Seller, G. E. Frasier, G. E. Frasier, G. T. Bridges, P. L. Yon, S. C. Kinball, C. N. Morgon, C. C. Hampton, J. J. Warner, C. L. Moss, K. C. McGregor W1 Z I l I l , ' 'T I s a lips? xr in Z '3f'Cf:1 gg . Q,R DIVISION Reliability, speed and accuracy are the hallmarks of the work of OR Division. Manning the nerve center of the ship land often the task forcel. The men of OR receive, transmit and process hundreds of message, each day. Every type of communication falls under their supervision---from birth announcements and air mail to high level operational traflic. As Radiomen and Telemen, they strive to do their part in making the Phil Sea an effective fighting ship. l il , ,. if ',if i img! W , ,VV ,Z X 'S- ii 5Y V D91 , E, 5 1 .s f 5 2 as -f Z Z Q, 2 f X X x ff I X X 7 X Q ,f 'Q' Y X V S SX W4 Za X X . ,Q-wzs. N311 'I 'S Wu' FIRST ROW: T. E. Warcl, G. D. Tucker, R. W. Cafiery Jr., ENS F. Shine, LTJG J. L. Katleman, LTJG P. J. Donnely, G. Derosa, C. E. Beatv, C. L Moellman SECOND ROW: 'B. J. Kilgore, M. P. Boylan, F. J. Green, G. D. Martin T. P. Markle, R. E. Rivas, B. N. Beasley, R. D. Kroeger, A. G. Normali, M. Naman, L. B. McMurrian E. THIRD ROW: J. E. White, J. S. Kosierowski, B. A. Harvell Jr., F. A. Nordquisf, R. A. Masfin, J. K. Poucher, S. D. Schneider, F. J. Adams Jr., R. P Dellveneri, M. G. Barlow , ans:-i syn: .WD V UI!! 1 I wg lg at . ' l X. 'ge l ll J. ' 7 ' -15.2 J .. 2, ' 95 , , C D E l i l FW J l 5 sea' if in.. X' T 3 l 3 l -ff 5 .eeee J L ii S' ' R N f . . 6 : f,l,,yfj,,,,. wyb, ,JN X f ' L7 S S X' I -fi f - l f , ' of , A ,,., w M me - . f f T w f, f W ' , ' avi' . B , ' f . f ax. f H. I wwf' f . aa X f X - K SX - , , ,, X, x . x .f ET I . X Q L fi B Y . V , X! Jw' , gg.. . If N . . y by Y C 6 ,. A . Xkk1.L. . xv ki ..,?,A, ri X 4 N ' . ' 1 4. .. , .. .. i 3. If E ,M f AL ',., ZW .f I in - i gi X F 1 V V . V . . -1 Y f L P aff, if v ' ,.,,.,. X X' 4 O L if, ,pg ' L. , 1 L ,A,, '- ' , . A. ' J 5 L E - X , if Y- Y 3 L . Vf V2 . z L 2 , . g- 4 4 . ,Q I gin! ,.. f FIRST ROW: M. W. Doncouse, T. L. Kreamer, K. Monlogomery, S. A. Romsey Jr., LTJG J. L. Kallemun, ENS F. Shine, L. B. Britton, L. E. Dofson, B- C- 3 Boker, R. E. Gutierrez df.: V 'f 4 SECOND ROW: J. L. Henthorn, L. R. Campbell, H. L. Williamson, D. T. Leppert, R. F. Larson, J. E. Fisher, J. C. Wunamaker, M. D. Dome, L. J. Redmond, ' R. J. Miller, B. M. Coakley ,W S THIRD ROW: L. L. Hayker, R. J. Sfobla, W. P. McLean, J. E. Cain, H. J. Guilliome, R. P. Vice, N. E. Schliesmcn, M. B. Pegram, R. M. Bush 3rd., W. A- Q. 26 V 1 Pufcs, D. C. Loop -O D nl I .S V f s , 5. .X ' 2 6 7 'F 7 F W! f I x 1 f x 2 J FIRST ROW: B. R. Bice, M. R. Morawey, B. C. Lane, ENS W. J. Gollo, ENS J. M. Rogers, C. R. Fuller, D. R. Emerson, C. Cubine, J. M. Clemens, H. D. Jenkins SECOND ROW: H. H. Hodges, J. A. Nichols, A. C. Burrows, R. F. Falkner, C. D. Langston, K. T. Bowe, E. C. Ashe, W. F. Smith, L. Dunncvanf, W. F. Williams, R. L. Laboyteaux . , Z J W3 mm X , 1, f 4, f hy t 1 .W W s I F M4-7 .,,.,, -Y. X X gall E K' 'Z ' , ..-.W-. A ., 1 5 51,5 si, ...Cy . , I .,,V Q ., , . x . . ' iiii5biiiM vb '- 'ax ' 'ix .J A15 ' 1 5 4 I 'X I . l i , L A kai' ' P I 2 if . In yi 1,1 i4 ,ix '1 + ,f A 4 1 J ,w 11 W ii, 1 T 1 ,..L 1 I 1 'Me' k X K-fr P ,EH .-10-L, ,Q -4 5 3 W Vtdof' 1f N -.S Kg PHCDTO 1L'?F', A A I QQ f-:ell h ig ' 5.2- ' p q Q' ' 71, ,T yf Vx, 1 7' . I f X 'X N f' I NJ , , x l i 'XSTQ X f ,' . 'Q f J 'Z . . X T 1-. 'iq f Q3 ,tru TL. f - 0 i 'ML 1 . .X K : fx xx, X Q., . X xx: xg o x fiv. -1 Mia ' X W I K , 3 fl 11 151 ,ll I 0 LAB 5? Si, , MM N. Tk -. fx ff . ,,., 3 W1 ' V s. f- 6R?Q X , ,f X I, i Pg l 71 4 I , 31: 3 ...- V . .Pk 2' 1 . i f. sf l l 1 . 9,1 is ff: ...A Fl 71 ig 33- t , 1 it ..-f V. l ' i ' 1 H Q C l NJAVIG 'ITIGNJ A E: -P S-, .1 A- W A . ,ll lkv X X Ng., it T 1 . J CDR Jewell S. Fahlgren, USN l FIRST ROW: C. J. Cole, R. A. Martin, M. O. Stout, LT J. P. Curless, CDR J. S. Fahlgren, LTJG R. M. Whitton, S. A. Lemler, W. S. Ward, K. L. Vonk SECOND ROW: K. F. Grandon, F. W. Lane, L. Weaver, R. D. Rutfner, R. Draper, D. L. Brown, R. R. Renfrow, R. M. Mathis, D. L. Bluntach, 30 THIRD ROW: A. B. Parker, D. C. Atkins, E. R. Hodges, V. W. Simmons, S. J. Lunstrum A M Gallo E F Kuh L D , . . , . . n, , . Weyand TIM J' .wjffr , Mui 'J5'f'i, A, . 'QW Wivl um- g,m..,:5 , 3 , ,,,,1.. H JL, ' Aww uf H55-Wi R, Ly, ,,,,,t,AWg ,, J,uw f -'WWW NN .. I I Wi' EVN :EE ff-151-Q T,'??'S T 'iW ' ' L' ,gl-j 1 'Q 5 ' ' ff- I' 'f7'f.'7i 5. 7:'1':5I'J''I''A' ' f I- -' ' ' 1 ' - -V it w P a If 'is V 4 n R M 1 1 5! 4 x , , 1 1 5 4 X 2 I ' 4 ' 2 fy 2 1 2 2: N h I1 ' o w e 0 r T I s... Gi 5. E U. fi' 32 L HWQVQ5, - f, , -' sf: x Q Q if k gf 3 N N fy as - M Www . - f W! Q L ,ff W WW, 1 -,K A fff , ,. ,ff if Wy, L xi fx W -V -ax, ,W A ,,, ,W X, wi' fvf , HQ ,wf NX -F' -, . 6 f X X . 6 'W X. N f 1... ...., FIRST ROW: LTJG T. W. Wicklancl, LT H. J. Shapard, LT J. O. Boykin, LCDR J. L. Brady, CDR H. C. Lisenby, LT R. H. Lake, CAPT R. T. Lawrence, CAPT G. H. Grimes IST LT J. W. Andrews SECOND ROW: ENS R. H. Sears, LTJG. C. A. Vill, LTJG T. A. Sommers, CHGUN A. J. Brymer, LTJG R. D. Lawson, ENS J. B. Riddick, LTJG A. L. Jones LTJG R. W. Detfro, ENS D. V. Buley, ENS J. G. Forester THIRD ROW: CHGUN D. E. Harrell, CHBOSN A. A. Kunkle, LTJG A. J. Manzano, RELE W. F. Leard, ENS P. J. Vogelburger, LTJG J. D. Morrisey, LTJG A. J. Accurso, LTJG J. R. Click, LTJG E. E. Wills FIRST ROW: W. S. Owenslay, W. J. Karns, RELE W. F. Learcl, LT H. J. Shapard, LTJG C. A. Vill, J. R. Simmer SECOND ROW: J. D. Hohe, C. F. Connelly, C. K. Ogclen, R. J. Luclig, H. K. Wolfe, R. L. Maske, R. P. Rankin, J. J. Mancuso 33 I I' 1 N. , . 15 ri' 5 .. g, K . law- -4 2, -fn, p-.. is is 4'-'Q I w rv-1 H - ol 1 Q , The men of the Gunnery Department have many iobs aboard the Phul Sea They man 'rhe Guns x, ' w 1 I N .,,,,f x X ,, ah Q , XL! i KY., C X e...ee, 5 M eee,ee - me a ,Q e- . SX ,Q X, A -' 'ix .Q V Ev' ' sf V xx-'T ...Lt Y Eggs ' vs Q f 711 4 . ,, I I Zi I ,Qi s 4 if 3 Z A 1' M X F ' I a , A f 1 www ff I '14 if f X X . FIRST ROW: C. O. Townson, S. B. Purdin, T. R. Cahill, LTJG J. Click, LTJG A. J. Accurso LTJG T W Wickland R E Armstron T. L. , . . , . . g, P s Bailey, G. D'AngeIo, G. L. Searcy . SECOND ROW: H. G. Saxon, G. L. King, H. O. Torrence, M.-L. Davis, T. E. McBride, D. E. Carraway, E. D. Jackson, T. E. Bowman, G. I 'X E. Coffman I I rHiR Q D ROW: W. C. Lee, W. I.. Rivers, M. Harrison, W. C. Agens, R. E. Berrier, J. W. Blake, L. Midgett, J. H. Bailey it 5 X 7h 6.2- S Xxx ? 'gf fi. . 1 I I WI! 'Wu '.A X . Y ' I QW' xy .,., .4 W fl by Mx, , ll . 9 I f 4 , 1 -251 f 4 is D47 V ig +ex- 1. Am.. FIRST RO Soler, R. C. Fields, A. J. Mattingly W: D. L. Gross, D. A. Blankenship, S. C. Byerley, LTJG J. Click, LTJG A. J. Accurso, LTJG T. W. Wickland, R. E. Bullin, C. R. SECOND ROW: K. Blankenship, I. R. Cantu, H. L. Self, A. J. Price, A. U. Dickerman, L. N. Anderson, J. W. Honsby, C. D. Carter, C. W. Prescott, O. K. Karaan THIRD ROW: E. R. Casias, E. L. Somers, R. A. Green, R. L. Raymond, H. J. Hudgins, L. Wright, F. B. Moon, W. N. Gwin, D. Bryant, J. N. Cranford, D. J. Lamouth 35 lx . 'S' f X I 1 A-.a+ S 'V iz g a g A 5 ?' N , lr Replenishmenf at Seca Paint the Sides... ..,cmd drop the Anchor --. .21 vs, -ggi.-:..v,.-,,-V, l ,5 I f ix? xv ' , 1 4 , . ,Q-3 ,i ' Qi 4 . fkf f' ff nib, ,WJ ., My Y . . f my if 3 'J mm.. Q N + M' 'TSX f 7 ' KW 'X ,M I f .. ,J ,, X ,Q ':s.,M!'y,,,,z, FIRST ROW: J. E. Jackson, C. W. Kurtz, W. B. Raynard, E. R. Jennings, LTJG A. L. Jones, LTJG R. W, Dettro, W, L, Kerr, B, D, Brqdfordl R. D. Porr, K. L. Cook SECOND ROW: N. Raysby, L. A. Wilson, E. A. Daniel, D. Crockett, A. D. Pigman, E. C. Peters, C. L. Johnson, C. C. Willisams, J. T. Coisam, J. G. Scribner, H. N. Hulsey THIRD ROW: B- WGIIOD, S. R. Glover, M. R. Walton, K. L. Senders, F. L. Novak, K. R. Sanders, K. R. Wonclergem, A. E. Monge. G. S. Walker, R. A. Rodriguez at X ' ' W s Zag, 2 W ,, I . . .ff I I A ,, J f ' T Q? f, X f , fe , I 5 uf m 5 ' H 1 2 K Q lv E .2 ,S rf -sw vt N 1 1 at fv' .J- i.': ' Q -we ' x FIRST ROW: R. A. Rodriguez, B. A. Gonzales, H. E. Martin, R. D. Malone, LTJG A. L. Jones, LTJG R. W. Dettro, C. B. Watson, L. W. Stutzman, D. Danielson, R. T. Ritz SECOND ROW: D. Foster, W. T. Hespeix, E. A. Slade, J. Ray, C. R. Yglesias, J. B. Smith, G. S. Goodner, W. W. Potnam, R. H. Kravos, B. A. Shell, F. Collins THIRD ROW: R. W. Labolle, J. L. Smith, H. J. Randazzo, A. E. Bergaux, R. C. Bracy, C. Jennings, J. J. Kimminau, P. Rogers, W. L. Shumaker, J. A. Cox, F. Ortega Take care of the Weapons .... I w P I 1 I 2 l Y iw. i and operate the Computers... .N be I .. fff I g . vi K .JA .A f Q if , ' 2.4, hrs, iv 2 ' X A 0,4 Z X W.. . ' f f N- 1 K' f 4 ff Q AW , 'T' X X. . . . f ig, I l' Q. I , f I xwx T f ' 5 Q XS wa R 'hh' we -1 f . .X Q ,Tx .. X XX I ,Z , I 'S 1 . S ir. 5 Z .Q .X r . , , S iw' ' x Q . is X wr. S5 .sm X -M KYQXXXQ af f .-.. ,gf if if if' FIRST ROW: R. Clark, R. R. Gabaldon, ENS J. G. Forester, LTJG J. D. Morrisey, LTJG T. A. Sommers, J. J. Rocco, D. R. Harrison SECOND SOW: R. F. Whipple, J. V. Mitchell, R. M. Ober, J. L. Drum, M. E. Hawkins, J. M. Elliot, J. G. Thomas, G. L. Swearingen, R. M. Leigh THIRD ROW: P. G. Tuggle, H. J. Mire, D. N. Chase, A. Quintero, B. J. Wade, S. L. Sanchez, W. G. Gibert, S. S. Gibert, J. T. Smith f f I 1 R 4 . ' Rx Y.,,f'1 I 4. N. ' C wr. e f My Y.- , fr I I ,, 5 f 1' fi , ,, 4 ZZ l N - f 7 SN, 7- X , f .. 3 , J 4. . , . M J I I ffw e ff f ff Dj: f 7 f,Qf iff K f ? X 4 . 0 A Y.. ,f ' ' . W' A f Ni 5 5 K' 5 ' IQ W l 4 . 5 .7 9 I fm-ff i s 'J 3 , 5 - S J X f f . , f fly ' z I 4 , 5 fri I f 43 ' f , 5 I fm. We 1 T Z? S A w . 1 X I ...rw , ..., tb V FIRST ROW: J. F. Frost, N. J. Morales, J. C. Downs, ENS J. G. Forester, LTJG J. D. Morrisey, LTJG T. A. Sommers, R. E. Louth, E. E. Mauldin, M. Lowder, T. A. Wyman Q SECOND ROW: H. L. Gilbert, D. C. Riggins, M. J. Sheppard, C. L. Murphy, L. R. Vogt, A. R. Schuster, D. L. Reese, R. F. Rodriguez, M. R. Cornell, L. L. Stanford THIRD ROW: R. J. Goldade, J. T. Robinson, J. C. Stringer, R. F. Rish, P. A. Haake, F. L. Waldon, T. J. Cruz, R. E. Gilmer, N. R. Stewart, R. E. Lawson, K. E. Holsinger 39 I eil , 7 ' 1 L, M, ,., .,. F, LJ iff: Q... pl X 15' : .L ! IQ E ,J 4 ! in Qu. ' ,....... , crib i . ,E y .fi e 4 A ef Gun Boss:CDR H. C. Lisenby, USN do G good Share of omce work Sometimes they get Awards .. 'f ji we . 7 , - , 'Q ' 4 I S 3 gn JI! IZ f f F . . , 3 Z . ,,, I . P , f . .Oz f 4 I . 1 , f, . WW 2 K x i X 1 if I It f 4 .XXX -: I It ff! 'S if FIRST ROW: R. D. Minton, B. Cline, H. M. Tweedle, ENS R. A. Sears, LTJG R. D. Lawson, LTJG A. J. Manzano, J. Romero, C. W. Nix, W. P. Stenzel, K. W. Marrow SECOND ROW: A. L. Griggs, A. Johnson, C. J. Mills, T. R. Irish, C. R. Duane, D. F. Henderson, E. C. Loyd, P. G. Schott, D. H. Hieleming, W. M. Cook, F. L. Rogers X THIRD ROW: I. J. Spirman, E. H. Beamer, C. W. Ellis, L. J. Cates, G. F. Grabinski, S. G. Mascelle, M. L. Watts, E. P. Wier, J. L. Leslco, D. J. Patten X -R X ff! 'JJ FIRST ROW: D. M. Eubanks, M. V. Autrey, J. J. McGrath, D. S. Wenthing, LTJG A. J. Manzano, LTJG R. D. Lawson, ENS R. A. Sears, P. R. Gravelle, H. V. Hay, J. O. Mitchell, P. R. Crouch, R. T. Lamphier SECOND ROW: T. Yant, J. Muzzy, M. Pinola, B. J. Joiner, N. O. Woodard, C. W. Wilmore, A. L. Denny, R. Smith, E. A. Chaska, W. W. Smith, W. W. Wall, D. N. Finney, E. W. Simmons, L. A. Palmer. R. H. Quandt, R. D. Jones, C. W. Johnson, G. E. Rayburn, M. V Castelle , THIRD ROW: R. A. Gorney, R. R. Morton, V. D. Garrison, W. E. Howard, S. O. Henderson, J. L. Daniels, T. J. Hughes, J. R. Kinley, V. B. Gibson, T. R. Potter, G. W. Kamerzell, R. G. Truscott, D. Padilla 41 P' 'f ml ' L ,ffl P 4 'QW 1 , W J l 'L 9. l pf. l ul I l Ft Jin this 3 its 2 A . I uf X K l t L 1 .. J gil fit Nl ia I it 1 t 5? 'K 1 6 H tt. 'ff , t ' L ,-31.1 w N.. F ,,.....,.. ,.,.. L... ......,.,, .W ...We h,.,,. ....--n---M--ww--f---- -'W' ' . 3, .Y .QEVAA '-'--, 5 . ilii.. .eisxyf E ss ,P , ,7,,:,ffQ Low 4, ?' 1 ' 1735-. ffrfw . f t A Nw' QB ' 1 ,s -L , X' 't W f - w 'RS ' 45 , . FIRST ROW: R. L. Scott, F. Barclay, J. C. Martin, J. F. Lydon, ENS D. V. Buley, CHBOSN A. A. Kunkle, C. C. Stansberry, R. Sanchers, J. O. Kielblock, L. Stambaugh SECOND ROW: J. B. Boyer, R. Plummer, B. D. Lemons, N. F. Perkins, A. J. Rodriguez, K. L. Mitchell, R. T. Tharp, C. C. Hawkins, N. W Hays THIRD ROW: W. L. Marshall, W. D. Simmons, H. T. Mayfield, H. I. Junfunen, M. McCoy, J. H. Taylor, K. R. Mysinger, A. L. Griffin, C. P. Demoss ff' Y'F , r' , 4 fi 29 tyxi S f X , X f f I ' I FIRST RO Marlow, J. H. Johnson ' ' ' 1 - - , . . Harrell, H. T. Sicard, G. F. McClellan, J. J. W1 T- M- McCabe, J- W. Padgett S S Padgett F E Newman ct-LGUN D E sEcoND ROW: A. E. c t , T. A. Sh , - . B. E. Kilel F. J' Grady o e arp, V A. Kalsel, W. T. Allen, J. A. Whitehouse, R. E. Wetnel, E. Silva, W. J. Smith, H. V. Zmina, 42 rt-:mo ROW: J. F. Logue, c. E Gibbs, L. c. Houck D E Goff T L Ebeu f - ' I - - Coe- H- M- Duke, B. E. Ellenburg, c. L. Ault, H. M. smith B. E 'EN F- 'Ze' X Q X R XXX H.. FIRST ROW: E. W. Cochran, D. Brown, E. L. Kaiser, IST LT J. W. Andrews, CAPT R. T. Lawrence, CAPT G. H. Grimes, G. J. Labanowski A. L. Bowlsby, J. G. Rice, R. A. Montgomery SECOND ROW: G. C. Wood, G. H. Jessup, I. F. Lewis, J. Massey, L. Q. Casper. J. E. Engevold, J. T. Franklin, W. J. Hastert, C. A Tobin, H. A. Hansen, D. W. Keck THIRD ROW: R. L. Weikal, B. C. Stone, L. E. Wooten, J. J. Adler, G. B. Helton, J. S. Darcy Jr., L. R. Helm, A. H. Kilton, M. H. R Seibert, J. R. Smith, H. R. Mitchell Jr. FIRST ROW: R. Camarillo, G. M. Rodeler, L. L. Ferguson, E. L. Kaiser, IST LI' J. W. Andrews, CAPT R. T. Lawrence, CAPT G. H. Grimes, D. Brown, C. W. Russell, A. S. Kluz, C. C. Jackson, B. H. Emmons SECOND ROW: M. E. Lee, D. T. Goodman, D. G. Hooks, J. E. Long, J. R. Harris, J. Melton, W. K. Wolford Jr., E. K. Williquette, E. E. Masters, T. T. Speers, M. A. Slade, A. B. Escobar, C. R. Le Cocq THIRD ROW: F. C. Mulgrew, B. E. Petty, D. D. Allen, L. K. Haggard, J. H. Johnson, C. E. Land, J. P. Mend, C. W. Dorris. R. K. Goodwin, J. L. Fox, G. E. Craft, D. L. Myers, K. D. De Shazo I l l 1 7. ,-3. 5 1 ,Z JA ...J I' i i i i i H'-7 f T Emi Z.-Y Q . e l I 1 '1 l ' 5 l 1 lr-A W I y 'W 41 F4 ffrf' J Q We 1 1 W Pl .4 I fl f iii. is f EY . FIRST ROW: C. R. Eirich, R. L. Campbell, A. L. Wolfrum, ENS P. J. Vogelberger, LT J. O. Boykin, ENS J. B. Riddick, CHGUN A. J. Brymer, W. L. White, C. A. Gilliland, H. E. Latimer SECOND ROW: M. T. Dyrbaug, Bartlett, B. R. Dorroh, P. G. Buit, F. L. Randall, C. K. Lowery, W. A. McDonald, H. N. Brannon, C. R. Buls, O. M. Buente . THIRD ROW: J. B. Robertson, Patrew, Ziegler, G. G. Hamlin, W. A. Porter. D. N. Lingenfelter, R. D. Cranghead, R. L. Leatherman, E. C. Fager, E. D. Wilson FIRST ROW: G. M. Young, V. P. Cornwell, D. H. Taber, ENS P D. Vogleberger, LT J. O. Boykin, ENS J. B. Riddick, CHGUN A. J Brymer, E. E. Cole, B. W. Dougherty, W. R. Nagel SECOND ROW: D. L. Woodland, L. O. Wadsworth, J. P. Ahrens, D. J. Maertz, S. R. Ells, G. G. Gross, J. F. Cambria, D. E. Snyder. J T. Medrano, J. E. Lebarron, K. A. Baker, J. L. Wood THIRD ROW: G- A- Bdfbee, T- L- Douglas, B. J. Flynn, R. Aguirre, R. K. Cleveland, P. W. Vasey, H. E. Lewis, L, W. Bennett, T. F. Howell A. P. Caltrider, A. D. Hall, R. J. Murray f ' . Q 2 e 4 li! 2 .i They may even find time to drink coffee! M .f .2 and sleep... sf ' 1 ri. ff 45 ,. 1- 7 f 5 .lf -AE 1 ff ff , .J 5 . as lv, f..'! ' .,a I 1 ll ri v ye .5 A 5.-'J l G in up-A ll L qu, iv' i .-1 vi ' 4.4 y , L1 u-1 l f Q 'Il'- QSU LVD ATM NW 9 2 5 f I? qi J ...i , gb- - ,321-Z C W' f Ay il, ,.. 'QQ ' ,Eli JM, 1 l ! CDR W. J. Leonard, USN CDR S. Hoos, USN Our boss for the first half of the cruise takes off... ---Und OUT new boss mkes 0Ve . FIRST ROW: LTJG R. G. Marcellin, LT E. Craven, CDR W. J. Leonard, LT J W. Beale, ENS P. H. DeRoulef SECOND ROW: ENS J. C. Benage, PACT M. N. Gilliam, ENS J. R. Smith, ENS J. J. Meilert J 46 gi . Q, ff. ll ' Tim iii ffm iii' 2 i.l if ii I, 1 L 2 L ...gg gi 15 B ac. xy MP1-' l '- j ' 1 S-I DIVISION '7 . an L-'J da Af 7 iii? ... 1 2 YQ 'S I 1'5- bf. I 4. J. f 5 - ,f , al .fri mf V: QQ? .. .r 3 'ug -xx' i- Q X 77. liar! . .. 1 A ,Zag M 2 I Q41 At' ' is-J 7 1 , sf , 0 X Q, FIRST ROW: J. E. Walter, L. J. Balcerzak, E. S. Davila, J. F. Kurtz, O. Buchanan, ENS J. J. Meilert, LTJG R. Marcellin, ENS J. R. Smith, J. P. Wood, P. B. Le Feurue, C. R. Smith, W. W. Jackson, M. W. Hart, H. L. Letcher SECOND ROW: A. Garcia, D. L. Staebler, K. D. Foreman, W. E. Gresham, W. F. Carter, R. E. Ness, R. T. Clark, Gioeli, B. S. Wilson, C. Williams. W. E. Thatcher, G. O. Rivers. D. L. O'Leary, W. M. Beard, L. W. Hainey Oliver, R. A. Hernandez, B. E. Ward, W. R. Terry, D. C. Thurber, R. H. Thompson, B. G. Bolton, J. D. Davis I f. . ff, I TM A l . W ,Kgs 2 WS. 4 4 sv r f' 1: ff ws ma.. f - s J' f f .- 24 1 few? , s I ...sirkx-W W VZ .D l l I all' at II ,1 I I.. I 0 I fk ll' , lx Z I I I F IA 1 H 4, X ' AIA Hy 4.94 'I L94 six fjqiog x if .ls 'tgp' : 34 X S Mx its X T w 0 k rl' 'I l' ,I fl . .gi il , 16 V lf G In I O ei ,il I you rate it, you can get it... FIRST TOW: W. C. Hopkins, L. P. Songe, J. Del Rosario, ENS J. J. Meilert, LTJG R. G. Marcellin, ENS J. R. Smith, A. F. Smith, D. L. Bergstrom SECOND ROW: L. I. McKeehan, L. G. Johnson, B. L. West, M. S. Porter, J. E. Williams, J. W. Cosby, J. J. Newlaold, D. J. Bernhardt THIRD ROW: E. H. Elmore, C. R. Norman, J. A. Ramsay I. L. Pratt, D. L. Kellison, W. K. Madsen, E. J. Perez, R. H. Uglum X . Our system was sharp... ...and so were we. THIRD ROW: B. R. Pattersom, L. M. Blackman, G. G. Hagen, J. D. Proudfit, W. J. Peers, R. D. Swanson, W. X :Far Y . f 5' Q I ww Sa-mf 4 ,J 1 ,,, Qifggj' 'gm-1. bps, Zxnwi 1 G. J. S. iff!!! 7' f 4 1 ed I! ua . N FJ ,iv yr Iififi Z NJ iff' IJ , l. X i. L, fi q. v ll!! I Fi P SYS fl is G 5 ,. X N occioeiz is ,r T P S l N X i Lf , 1 N X -fsf X Ei 'fi ff , W 'Nfl 3 Q CP , onecle: X l ,fm 1- ,,, f 5 Suppy-y 2, '- f -5-4 ' ' Lzrswvvg 'I don't care if a paper clip is all you want 'Cumshaw', you've got to have a stub reguisition Aviation Supply- --the 'Night Owls '. Lights were no problemie-we had plenty of night adaptation glasses on hand. Knowing how to substitute parts was one of the professional requirements for a storekeeper out in West Pac. If we couldn't supply a plane for the squadron, GSK issued an acceptable substitute. KX A F ,NE -T AX 4- ef' Hy N XX ,P YA! J ss fb' 'Q 1 e Ae I iffjff N 15 O1 ut K-1 Xfs X N S X C x A . . x . . .ri K -v 'Xl . . 5, v . ' -. t, 3 lf, . ,K ' ly , I .Y was I N f - I ffff :lv 5: 7' 1 Z gm! iii I E -4 . . X . ye Axrx K y 'I I I 3 . I Y FIRST ROW: H. R. Cox, C. Purviance, T. A. Sheldon, E. J. Kraszewski, LT E. Craven, D. G. Amundson, J. O. Cottrell, H. W. Wren, D. M. Hague SECOND ROW: H. W. Hill, F. R. Graybeal, B. R. Henry, G. R. Reeves, W. E. Jones, P. L. Matthews, W. E. Barber, S.'Dyrector, H. L. Ballard THIRD ROW: M. N. Greigo, L. W. Owens, K. H. Lawrence, J. R. Pair, J. R. Cook, E. R. Patterson, A. K. Gray, V. E. Norris, F. H. Owens f I' 'NV I ,A ...f 2 W I I X XE ,. .. fy ' 2' Mg F, , Ti' I l as 44 6 In a 1 X J fy Q ' 1 .'. ' , 1 S X ,' .. , if f -c lifts-A ,,, eww sf jf f FIRST ROW: G. Meader, A. Gomez, A. D. Thompson, E. J. Kraszewski, LT E. Craven, J. C. Downs, W. T. North, J. R. Knight, R. R. Richardson SECOND ROW: R. D. Mortenson, I. O. Brockaway, E. A. Malanado, E. L. Clark, L. L. Lieber, J. R. Trumbo, C. H. McSwaIn, R. Weaver, E. H. Pitts, H. Kaltenback THIRD ROW: J. L. Hubbard D. P. Opstnik, W. E. Frost, C. V. Whaley, C. G. Dinovo, J. A- Kusch. M. N. Etrick, J. S. McElroy, R. Dfllard, R. D. Minor, C. T. Sharp 1' S-2 DIVISION Steaks, chops, potatoes, salads and tremendous deserts. We ate so much it kind of hurt. So our hats are off to those who preparebour navy chow with utmost care. For all occassions -1- 'Upside Down Cake , our speciality. 7 f 4 , ai 4-2 V F ,i-E. .fr . , A , ,, l V+ f 1 4 i Q!! . 1 I ,,. l'. C. I! 41 it .. f. 1 rf is . 55 I pa 5 ? Qi lf L, X, , if 397. v i yi X ,Q if f , sw 5 I if N ig? s 5 XZ of From these ovens X ZX it cf X f Ei r , , f X f 4 f Q Z S6 A XSff? 3 5 s ,Sf if Q mfs i ,zz N 5. D i4 .., 1 , W 1- X jx come the worlds in QV' biggest and best CAKES ...... itnwuuuka We celebrated the 70,000th landing aboard the Fighting Phil with a cake baked by the masters. The best time of the day Messdeck MASTER-AT-ARMS, our Emily Post says 'Mind YOUI' mC1nI1Sl'S, men X-9? E l NX I, ,. . ag s-3 DIVISKDhI ig l Our needs ranging from , haircuts to gedunlcs were ll 4 . supplied by the Service S ,Q Division. i, .44 I l .4 L i 5 i iii FIRST ROW: J. E. Harris, H. E. Jones, J. T. Chisam, E. H. Paul fil SECOND ROW: W. Villa, H. D. Haseldens, C. A. Hartley, W. L. Lewis, T. A. Hensley, J. C. Benage, R. L. Langlais, M. T. Theriot, J. M. Ashe, L. P. Sturn ll THIRD ROW: M. F. Castora, F. S. Strickland, D. M. Hegland, C. T. Hamilton, J. D. Stewart, E. L. Shumer, R. R. Paulson, D. Helm, H. P. Maplei, A. L. Wilson, W. W. Pipkins, R. L. Veil, C. D. Dickens. R. A. Collini, D. Delarosa 23? f 1 i , FOURTH ROW: R. U. File, R. E. Callihan, E. L. Peterson, G. F. Bigelow, F. B. Smith, B. E. Mixon, R. Taylor, V. B. Gale, R. L. Ray, W. S. Binge, J. R. Kieffer, N. A. Heisey 'ill f . f 1 i 5 i if. ii ,.. .51 -. ig 2 ?1g l , l' ,. l. ez Ili ii li 1 iz, il. They paid us These guys clipped us This guy cleaned us completely J. . All., it if t?' ..e xi . , ,.S?i'f:.-. - 13 N . A A .Q - , ill 'Fnghi Pay' 51 I l . 3 ad ss hi' :E 5 , r 4' if 1 I 1 , ,u 2' S I I rs 4.4 - I -H1 If I. , I P1 ffil ...I x, if 'I nv' I W? X I S-4 DIVISION The S-4 Division-the Navy's professional restaurant and hotel staff who make life aboard ship seem like home. FIRST ROW: J. E. Mayheld, C. Moore, F. Johnson, ENS H. P. De Roulet, C. L. White, D. Avesfruz I SECOND ROW: R. Norwood, E. M. Anover, E. Donnison, L. Smith, N. V. Paulite, R. H. Dumaop THIRD ROW: V. S. Labederio, J. Archer, F. Spears, C. D. Moore, A. ViIIatIor, P. C. Rodriguez X FIRST ROW: R. R. Taylor, J. McCIondon, H. L. Dawson, E. Johnson, ENS P. H. De Roulet, O. L. Lauderdale, C. Tolito, C. M. Hays, J. T. Greenhoward SECOND ROW: J. L. Jackson, R. L. Williams, W. T. Butler, L. C. Santos, A. Trent, J. Hughes, S. x Cravens, L. A. Abdon z THIRD ROW: IS. L. Bray, P. C. Cayton, N. Samanieg, A. Soriano, C. I. Sutton, J. D. Brock, H. F. Bray I Here and there in Supply We cansay it and smile: 'For aiisupply officer, sea duty is good duty' The birthday parties were great... ...So was the free ice cream and cake we had everytime the ship set a record fe- PPQY UNE --9 I u n .D 4 3 i Z Xxxnhf x 'I 1 X , .mb 5 x . 3 R Q , v Q, 2-l-X Q l 4 x .w - -AM s 1 Believe l'll have some more, please' l f? f ' f 5 ld ,E i I I, w 4- FJ ff 'C L 'ff J Q17-fi 5 1 gill: 5 if5?'fllE p i , F 1 A Yi fi Q 1 ' 3 A I 'ff' .ii 2 Q. ' ' Tl, 5 W 2 H N 5 Q! lv: V K E 1 Ng 21 'Ph if . M IDEPAIFMFM NT AIR BOSS R cz m r o d Chain of Command f f f I ! 1 N S 1 1, 9. ? 5. i 1 1 . i E x 1 I il 's 4 I Z 5 E ff ' f 4 X4 K MZ ,l 4 , - , :C , J as. AZ 2 -U- I' if Q. 1 I' ri 1 I I . I T' me i I -qw EF Q. fl' Q I P . 1 1 .aw I , wk TY? Cf' '52 -...Ii ...L 121 I 2 Il I .sf ' S I 1 5' W FIRST ROW: LT H. E. Lang, LCDR W. F. Hartnett, CDR R. C. Tylutki, LCDR J. R. Thompson, LT J. A. Overn SECOND ROW: CHBSN H. L. Alexender, LTJG J. E. McConnel, CHGUN J. W. Long, LTJG A. V. Campillo, LT A. E. Powell, CHMACH W. T. Campbell ' I I 7 l 1 ff 4 FIRST ROW: L. F, Jones, H. W. Parker, G. W. L ne ' Fresne, G. W. McFerren SECOND ROW: R. J. Anderson F. E. King . THIRD ROW: B. D. Ausburne, C. H. Thorton, R. J. Williamson, E. S. Kunkel, J. F. Jackson, P. W. Adams, T. M. Yelley, B. R. Jones W. F. Deal, H E Lux, M. E. Mann 0 , F' -I- KYCVITCZ, A. C. Wilson, LT A. E. Powell, CHBSN H. L. Alexander, C. E. Lent, D. J. Du 1 E' W- Man'-'sf D' I'l0'dI5IYf F- I-- Mefedilh, W. E. Ruston, H. W. Childress, R. J. Whittington, J. H. Pena, J. R. Fraleyf L -.aug . 4.. X ,, 1 x 5 N' X R . ..Ng rc in 5 Q... .. f J Fa -- 2-...M-., ..::.:.--.,11 W -.s,-..-.Y. --. - V-l 'fi if . . is 1 X . . ,, .LQ f . .1-., ww ? Y 15 . ff ' QW? 4 ' X . r . i. ., E f .fx 1, 7 f 1 ,ff ,. , . M, f' ,X we .W . . ,W .K f , ' f, f A W3 , -. .J A V 0 i-jg fr Q, 'V T? X 5 K Y .1 l R Fe- FIRST ROW: R. L. Mader, R. R. Wilde, R. A. Roman, F. G. Hartman, R. R. Boyde, LT A. E. Powell, CHBSN H. L. Alexander, D. G. Morgan, W. C Taylor, R. B. Dean, F. A. Markel, W. G. Taylor SECOND ROW: H. A. Mitchell, L. G. Goodman, R. H. Montigney, A. E. Dalton, D. W. Knutzen, M. G. Sills, J. B. Cumpton, R. S. Koperdak, P. E. Storey R. Mantano, E. J. Jarak, J. C. Morgan THIRD ROW: J. A. Goodhart, O. L. Roberts, J. A. Ingel, R. W. Kerr, M. E. Nichols, C. A. Gay, W. T. Graham, D. D. Cypret, A. R. Blum, J. A. Artsma R. C. McKinnon, N. A. Fulcher, G. L. Lott, C. T. Jordan 9 K ff' 1 's X s f x W A If av 1 V-l 3 7 3 W J U th, N. M. Baker, G. L. Sherwood, LT A. E. Powell, CHBSN H. L. Alexander, R. A. Hill, L FIRST ROW: H. W. Magnusson, M. T. Nutt, f - MVP Nevenswander, C. R. Porter, B. R. Lindsleyf D- W- Mules SECOND ROW: W. Thomas, D. E. Armstrong THIRD Row. A. T. Maguef, w. H. Pogue. G- R- MC J. F. Courtney Brown K Talbert J. M. Bartley, J. S. Ramirez, R. G. Hoftas, B. G. Taft, Q. lngram, T. R. Kramer, P. L. Jacobs, N. V Curtin J. D. Ruston, B. D. Hasse, R. F. Mancuso, J. T. Mariner, M. C. Burns, R. L. llg, E. Nulholland 1 MZ ,X fd' 1 .nd . rr' I-A if as I' 4 I r I 35 I I4 I FH pw- I xc. in ff-1 F W 1 Q il 3 4 . 71 ' I v. I IT . Q1 if 552 if I r J F 'VE 2:53 V 3... I X V-2 I I va I ,I I li FIRST ROW: J. R. Lapp, R. B. Cassady, D. F. Forbes, E. G. Rogs, LT H. E. Lang, LTJG A. V. Campillo, R. L. Siqueland, E. Barber, J. W. Vogel, R. G. Leveck SECOND ROW: G. Inclorff, F. N. Zahurancik, D. W. Dompierre, G. A. Williams, W. J. Englert, R. L. Lucas, B. D. Gorman, W. G. Smith, J. M. Godek, J. T. Williamson THIRD ROW: B. G. Cox, J. SawteII,,E. E. Derringer, J. V. Moore, B. G. Sterling, W. J. Miller, W. A. Tesmen, J. C. Mac Afee, J. F. Bartoletti, A. E. Scharrer V-2 I I I J 5 QI I I 25 I 'I FIRST ROW: A. K. Downey, R. L. McGrath, H. T. Smith, LI' H. E. Lang, LTJG A V Campillo J R Kell M Mahone L G G tle SECOND ROW: M. A. Rahn, H. B. Dean, R. J. Meredith, D. C. Hurley, F. G. Bates, J. J. Mc,Do.naIIJ I' ,J Barry J Cl, Mihutz oo Y THIRD ROW: J. A. Reine, T. C. Herrick, R. E. Sweet, C. R. Wilson J J Almy W L Moyer L L Farino C J Mille J L B b k ' ' I-' ,-- r,..acoc , I. .1 K 1 W ...NN X A Q ' L' YX R Q f Q A Y . . E 2 ' X X . :E 3 1 K ,Q 9 5 X . .f f A . i sf l A A X' r S s nf .s X A wk .fffffsl Q, s .4 A , l Q Ii N. X .Si X B W3 41 4- A 1533153 ,af Q if 4 f 2 f Z , 4 'ff .i QS VI Q9 , , W Q, 3l'?.5,,i5l'Al1f iw? L 12' ,P 1 2 .W sux Q ,Q 3 if .3 . it If 1 .rf-ff? y .4 M, ,rw I V G 1 FIRST ROW: S. Morelli, J. Wilbanks, E. A. Seal, E. L. Peralta, W. T. Mercer, LTJG J. E. McConnel, P. A. Moorhead, C. H. Ritchie, J. D. Ba MangIno, G. E. Erwin, K. M. Sagataw rton, J J SECOND ROW: J. D. Thomas, R. M. Shaab, K. W. Saunders, R. W. Azevedo, W. E. Clemons, T. G. Toney, J. D. Morris, K. W. Allen, C. A. Solem T D. Rhoades, R. L. Spencer, C. E. Brandt, G. A. Horton THIRD ROW: J. M. Macldox, J. D. Leatherwood, J. W. Grebnor, A. L. Mailloux, G. J. James, L. Bottini, J. A. Mendoza, G. D. Oakes, J. D. Scott, L G Brown, J. McCabe, A. J. Mertz, G. W. Eainhart , My , W f- 'W XR 'iix 5 M ., . X N1 5 F 5 'l R. YO . Nga ' ' Z X S sw QV Ra' I 4 A V x Q , 4? 4 .561 W, 9' A 9' MQW I f S 1 , A 2' 5 M747 1 J J V M .wfw N . , if 3 X, vm X I , it d E E R ffoni, R. T. Johnson, LTJG J. E. McConnel, P. A. Moorhead, J. W. Traywick, J. G. Padorlce, W FIRST ROW: A. N. Day, R. G. Red inglonf ' ' U Nelson, L. R. Gurnett R A D J. Rivera, N. L. Nash, J. D. Wright, M. Hodges, R. C. Nerding, J. L. Neito SECOND ROW: C. D. Carrick, J. E. Turner, . . Cmpf THIRD RQW J D B d J H Hearn D J Miller D A Edwards C. J. Griffin, R. Huffman, C. D. Cabanilla, M. L. Nugent, J. G. Renfro : l ' Yr I . , , . . , . . 1 :HEX V-4 . . ,,,, H I. 4' ' 4 f f I ,, X: We , if s We f ' 1 ' g. 5 .Qs F . ,f I f l igifm zz I 'Q :Q f , . :ff-w f . ry f : . ww , Q, gf f ' t ff Q I-.ssis FIRST ROW: L. G. Baker, D. L. SECOND ROW: G. A. Lucas, T. E. Whitt, J. E. Butcher, R. H. Gilroy THIRD ROW: R. T. Calderon, C. G. W. Kinney, R. L. Otis FOURTH ROW: L. F. Splane, V. K. J.. Hynes i Herzer, E. R. Stuart, R. T. Klupp, J. A. Thomas, R. P. Kirk Davidson, V. P. Beck, W. B. Baugas, C. D. Fiel, LCDR W. F. Hartnett, L. S. Carson, B. McCray, G. F. Hohl, W Provencio, D. P. Mott, G. V. Dull, D. P. Wade, C. R. Arras, E. C. Bates, J. M. Thrulby, C. D. Larson, M. T. King, R. Lyman, G. G. Glenn, R. A. Meckes, R. L. Block, J. A. Fitch, C. E. Balsat, M. L. Abeyta, T. C. Roper, J. R. Rempe, E. V-4 FIRST ROW: E. T. Marshall, V. A. Whitmire, J. R. Sexton, J. R. Keenan SECOND ROW: W. C. Rabon, F. M. Carter, G. A. Gilman, L. T. Raleigh, W. W. Rushing LCDR W F Hartnett A J De ennard S. L. S 'th N. R- , . . , . . g , ml , Hislaw, R. E. McDaniel, C. E. Markley, D. L. Lacy THIRD ROW: W. R. Riggs, J. H. Barnharst, R. W. Pratt, D. P. Gage, R. J. Nelson, D. W. Reichenback, T. L. Walden, I. V. Rance, W. E. Crittenden, D- Scherer, R. F. Keith, K. F. Wampler, M. E. McCoy FOURTH ROW: J. J. Brubaker, R. R. Gurley, J. E. Moylett, C. Menna, G. W. Cole, H. R. Talton, R. L. Nisely, C. J Martinez, B. D. Crump, J. D. Drury, . Leatherwood, R. A. Patey, L- it re V-6 Q F 9 .,,V,V ,. 'I ,V,V I . ,LX s 9 I I' I I I -K Q A Z5 O! .E 1 X J' . f , Q ' 7 I 4 X . . . R f 1 '- iq. - S pl I 4 f ' F Yi' gf FIRST ROW: J. C. Aufmann, P. M. Henry, C. L. Eberlin, R. S. McNeal, D. A. Buell, J. W. Long, CHGUN B. G. Eigle, W. R. Clark, W. L. Johnson, J. O. ' Riley, I. s. Shelby, R. L. Ro llins SECOND ROW: P. L. Stanley, W. L. Henderson, N. E. Bourassa, R. L. Flint, D. K. Rich, M. W. Seelig, J. M. Reeves, H. Hunt, C. W. Robinson, D. L. Jones, D. P. Gamer, D. L. Leisure THIRD ROW: W. Raney, T. G. Sawyer, W. F. McCloud, R. G. Rhoades, H. F. Williams, B. D. Pickle, M. A. Donsteel, A. P. Bay, C. B. Dutton, T. Ferraro V-6 .V ,fwfr ' ' fffi 4 Q H1 .au-f up I1 1 ef I X M7 ' ' ' J ' 1 Q03 -, ' gg 3 fafi y W RE 1 ,W H XMTQQIX I Lil: 1 I , I 4 A J ' if if f .. eww I tiff? W 1 L 4 XI, Z 2 , 4 -49 ' 1 fiv A ,I . .Q-1 S ff I . X e I Y .J ' 7 . . ,I 7' 5 I Sew? ' ty! I 54 ' f -S t fa I f' I. Q- ' .ea ,X if f f y eff! X .. The 2 SECOND ROW: J. W. Gif THIRD ROW: J. A. Reeder, E. E. Dye, FIRST RQW J D Thomas C F O'Harra L. R. Northcutt, R. W. Beasley, ADC D. A. Buell, CHGUN J. W. Long, B. G. Eigle, TMC W. R. Clark, ADC T. . ' , , f' ld J. D. L h, D. G. Bacon L Mcclcm' R M Red le I ford Myn:Noods R. D. Ormond, C. A. Forman, R. R. Johnson, J. F. O'Keefe, R. E. Venziano, H. Alvarez, R. Hill, D. D. Wells, L. R. Long, B. N. Tiosh, E. R. Tingler, F. J. Fdffell R. T. P' , T. Borkowski D- M. Pankeyl L. Ermmouspel Leng! A Grove B. A. Ward, P. G. Miranda, W. M. Gillion, C. B. Hearn, J. S. Gardner, R. E. Latham, V. D. Aclcer, f-L -gggaeelsfe,-5 :lg 5 ' 4 -A J . F ' -. A - H if 1 3 .l fe V-7 FIRST ROW: E. N. Hoeegen, B. W. Church, G. Ramirez, R. Gerisman, M. Marsh CHMACH W. T. Campbell, F. M. Wilson, D. T. Lowe, D. H. Corbett, C. A. Marshall, R. D. Westfall, W. D. Fox SECOND ROW: R. C. Woolsef, C. W. Johnson, L. Mandonca, R. D. Darnell, J. A. Nernone, D. J. Kaiser, A. J. Smith, D. H. Moore, C. G. Watson, R. M. Jacobs, J. E. McCormack, D. C. Demaree, M. D. Freeman, T. Buozis THIRD ROW: J. E. Albers, D. G. Jackson, D. Belanger, L. B. Shull, R. L. Kapp, W. E. Moore, C. R. Herndon, W. J. Rinke, J. Lawrence, J. G. Etherton, J. L. Dillie, C. L. Michael, B. J. Holliday, D. E. Chaples, C. R. Rice I! .lm V YY nYY1V,, J. sv W'5u4fM 1. L' 1 H 241' 1. A I ly 4' ,J 0. X ,5' , If ll 'll l'l. x xg . a 0 L., r ,, WE' PTXJ C CLEQN REST '1 ? Q e i 1 l QQ .Nt ER NG DE A W3 QV? K A, .3-4...,,, S fl' f 'S ff ,' in L - S I S .Q xX5XLx. X I J I Engineering Officer CDR John I. Lynch, USN FIRSI' ROW: LTJG M. CurIess, LTJG F. L. WiIIioms, LT R. M. George, CDR. J. I. Lynch, LCDR J. Belond, LTJG. G. C. Meyer, ENS L. English SECOND ROW: LT ENS. R. E. Raebel, CHMACH W. H. Lambeth JG D. K. Lincoln, CHMACH C. A. Johnson Jr., ENS R. J. Word, ENS W. A. Harris, w l KKK-J, .......-f- pp so X ......s XQfxe ' ' 7-2213 , , W 1 ' 4 i 'Sill Q V- ,nl X 232 U -il- -' U i m F 1 -- .Eva i 'V N: , . , , S. f Xl ' ' N 7' . ll 4 lf: to Q In N ll O ,-1 l 45' 1 dx 6 . , 3,,,ff.1.- 1 , x I The Powefs llml be l New Allowance + Old Figures : Writer's Cramp The Decision: Top Secret or Circular File ? 1, D , 11'11we,,ge 8 F' J f I vb f AW: Z ZW. , 1' 223' x. I, A if Ei! V 'az' 1 .5 lj,- wz 5' xx I ' X3 I t ii Nl ., K vu. I 1 0 N 'l - l 2 0 rf, 9 - 'ii' lg L P -1 9 F 1' gi E?Wi?gFggcz11f.zff2faje.. ' ' lik W i- , in 1 lab ' l ZX J I lg e ' va 1 l I ,f- J X X X ' A I Li x , i, 5 aj F . l 9 . Machinery History! Four heads better than one 4. ' ,ld E X , s f- l u 66 Vas you Efter overseaS ? 4 -- W a,1..-,-wp-:- - 4- I A DIVISION X, X X Q I I whom the band! I X' .. -- M. V M., g , 1 ii- B U I Sm K 'K we ' . . 4 f if W, wi X 1 Q in Lys V , 7 'V X, 5 Jfzffi , wi f A if ,' 'v X Nr , EK . L, . 5 . l 'Y v- QI I Q 51 .S-ff 7 ag, si .9 '7 1 , 1 'IVY ,I T, IN If 1. I ,, I I x I I I. I f y ,J .J K 4 FIRST ROW: C. O. Hoffer, R. C. Herold, G. R. Nave, K. W. Croteen, L. F. Philippee, R. H. Bruns SECOND ROW: R. A. Hunter, E. T. Shipley, G. F. Wooden, R. C. Gipson, W. L. Achberger, LTJG D. K. Lincoln, ENS L. M. English, C. F. McClain, W. L. Henson, W. R. Jackson, E. B Derry, B. R. Webb THIRD ROW: A. J. Brown, J. T. Hastings, B. Mathena, R. J. Hoffman, S. D. Bailey, R. F. Alley, W. M. West, X J. Davis, E. T. Rogers, J. W. Pickering, R. G. Campbell, R. H. Taylor, H. R. Vaughn, J. E. Mulford, M. M. Borromeo FOURTH ROW: R. H. Smith, J. W. Davis, R. D. Franks, M. W. Agnew, T. N. McCall, M. C. Linville, C. , McMilIian, H. H. Chapman, J. R. Martin, J. E. Pope, J. R. Ramsden, J. W. Stoysich, J. E. Dunn, D. H. Dickenson Q I To-II I 5 . fl I I if G 'lf' Aw iwgf FIRSI' ROW: K. O. Jones, J. H. Cochran, H. Q. Evans, LTJG D. K. Lincoln, ENS L. M. English, G. D. Dalrymple, W. L. Mitchell, R. D. Medlin, R. E. Atwood SECOND ROW: E. J. Yeubanks, C. E. Moulden, H. E. Crisler, R. C. Breitenbach, V. C. Tison, J. P. Sherley, B. P. Sawdy, D. B. Martindale, R. L. Martin THIRD ROW. D. S. Harris, R. Jones, J. R. Satre, F. R. Root, B. H. Ferguson, C. M. Tippett, S. C. Edwards, W. C. Woodley i 2 2 i 5 1 is is .A ,. 1 3 'E i i i 2 Q I, 1 l l. E, if E 5, a i 5 i 1 i l gi A DIVIS ON Now this is how it's done Chief Ji: i SIAM' 'YF vi - , ln-jtq vi 'Q NJ .35 J is 3!'?'..v P- s ' 5 1 -N- Z,g'-. b H I 4 l Up ond down with the elevator wheels 200 cooler outside! Boot's and Diesel's Hoedown Etticiency Haze Inc B DIVISGN l W. I 3 E ll 5,17 , fm X Z The Smoke Eaters Use your 20 gallons today? w W A W xi - A- ' fv W1-A A X Q C XJ . ' f f X XIQ. ,Q f S J, 5 F it 7 A A 4 4 x All . A I l Q favs-3 , 3 Q vw e fi it P E A f J R 1....,w. L- , 5 Q' f W, Lk , ff S V N O y V ' Q45-I Y Q 'aww ,, f 0 tai' K 0:1 A , , Q 1 4 , Z L M Q 4' I 'X A 1 . ' tr of R E P A I R FIRST ROW: W. E. Gr R. J. Ward, C. L. Smith, A. H. Tarver, L. F. Wade SECOND ROW: T. D, McManus, T. Mclntyre, B. J. Littrell THIRD ROW: B. K. Hdgefm Wallace, M. D. Shamhart, D. L. Cooper eene, D. L. Price, F. K. Dugger, CHMACH C. A. Johnson Jr., LTJG G. C. Meyer, ENS D. McGregor, C. D. Brown, C. D. Carlyle, M. E. Bursott, T. G. Hainline, C. O. Phillips, G. an, R. L. Bramblett, K. H. Likens, R. E. Thomas, R. D. Adlar, A. L. Spaulding, T. A :J J ' 1 I , JV' Q. i l r px 1. i. ,.l -. tv -1 li IF! no-V: Ll . in ? ,. f. f,, in I Q Fi U!! 5 i .gli -.3141 Q83 I if .Q-I . . f .sf 1 if 1 :neun-rezm i 5 mf V..-mmm 4 J THIRD ROW. J. N. Avil l is Divisi On the Job No l Fireroom FIRST ROW: E. N. Blumer, R. L. Snodgrass, G. L. Mountain, CHMACH ENS R. J. Ward, M. L. Ainsworth, R. P. Harris, R. L. Meeker SECOND ROW: J. E. Grad B. L. McEl R C. A. Johnson Jr., LTJG G. C. Meyer y, wee, . D. Brossette, R. W. Morris, l'. D. Erickson, H. C. Fulmer, J K. Bevan, J. L. New, M. C. Sercula, G. R. Petree a, J. A. Calzada, R. L. Mull, J. L. Geiger, E. C. Driscoll, F. L. Moon, A. D. Horton, J. E. Wood, R. V. Montes, R. E. Goodwin, H. L. Nelson ON B '. X-wil E . x X Y a i X --A--.,..........g,,,,.n,,.A,- , Kb , DIVISION X - f . . . f . K . g . X .X was .XX ..--,- . A.: .tfrz i Let s survey rtl Lighting ol? N0 2 Fifefoom, Oil Gang and Boiler Repair zw 5 A f . ,yung V 2 . 5 ig. 4 V1 - W 1 . X , ' Q OC ,V E 'Tiff X Q . r ' X- A sw . . v A A Mr .1 s ' ' wr? f B i.ei ff We if T 'rar f . w ,A . . . fr A 151 si' J A A J Wy,.My!.,,,, 2 I, W 5 . , Q.: W 4. -if X , X ,, Q x 3 it 'f I-s .ww FIRST ROW: J. T. Le Roux, D. C. Mobley, J. J. Goss, C. L. Biggers, ENS R. J. Word, LTJG G. C. Meyer CHMACH C. A. Johnson Jr., C. E. Glibert, A. H. Hcmeister, C. H. Sharp, R. Hughes, J. C. Reilly SECOND ROW: L. D. Hoptowit, D. R. Vandiver, L. A. Maddox, J. C. Robertson, J. R. Krummes, J. R. De Sha H. F. Russ, C. A. Hinton, L. J. Brubaker, L. Jones, R. C. Engle, T G. Dykes, C. D. Walker THIRD ROW: L. D. Bahrman, C. B. Pasley, K. B. Ruquet, B. J. Taylor, R. D. Elder, D. E. Finkbeiner, J. F Robertson, R. L. Cline, C. A. McNeal, J. W. Hurst, O. K. Herrin, S. P. Creel, R. L. Brown, J. F. Bruner I 1 Sl -ab..-,..,...... ...ML --- --Y - H-A - -A ' ' ' ' ' A B DIVISION it tt Ml wi il. N . 3 Q it F Y I l 5 .i R E I, J i 1 l Q 1 I A i 5 - FIRST ROW: H. Propp, P. E. Swingley, B. D. Wilson, C. J. Flemming, CHMACH C. A. Johnson Jr., LTJG G. C. Meyer, ENS R. J. Ward, J. T. Williams, J. E. Worrell, J. B. Buck it L SECOND ROW: E. K. Sortland, J. C. Clifford, J. R. Corneio, F. A. Hunter, L. C. Leonard, R. M. Norberg, D. ' il R. Speer, J. C. Talbot, M. Leggett, J. E. Sallee, J. P. Bostic THIRD ROW: G. L. Poole, W. Maddox, L. G. Traughber, W. J. Aragon, J. Ramon, M. H. Toups, C. L. Vanness, 4 ' ill iii J, W. Gross, D. J, Leadford, J. D. Seccombe, A. Van J. l . 2 , vm s S 4 A ' gl I 3 R D ls? E E . R T O A O l I li M L l ll , .2 l l M E FIRST ROW: J. L. Boker, G. E. Kinley, B. N. Cox, D. E. Gilligan, ENS R. J. Ward, LTJG G. C. MeYe'f la 'lx .1 4 CHMACH C. A. Johnson Jr., J. S. Waddell, J. H. Daniels, J. T. Curry, W. G. Hatfield, R. M. Barger M SECOND ROW: K. W. Cates, W. A. Wilson, C. L. Warren, J. G. Pruett, J. F. Dixon, H. W. Elliott, 5- W- Burleson, A. C. McKittrick, E. D. Johnson, E. D. Lee, D. D. Johnson B. J. Davis P E Wertman THIRD ROW: E. D. Postlewaite, J. A. Losoya, E. J. Strickland, J. A. Phillips, J. W. Mowatt, J. K. MaCAllison, C. Garcia, D. R. Bassham, R. G. Humble, E. L. Chambers, D. R. Hicks, J. H. Tibbett, B. C. Currier, C- G- Burlbaugh , l 1i Ready fo parallel 2 and 3! E DIVISION I I Jazz Sesdon 4,47 fi 'Ze 5 FIRST ROW: C. W. AbboI'I', Myers Jr., J. C. SIiIes, J. J. Connelly, D. J. SECOND ROW: J. MarI'in,M. K. Meyers, J. K. Beck, J. L. Lawther, R. E, Lehman W. P. Lucas, R. W. Salfes, C. E. Simpson, CHELEC W. M. Lennon, ENS R. Carler R. A. Richardson, C. A. Frazier, W. Woods, H. A. DeMonImorency, THIRD ROW: T. T, Hays J, E. Buchanan, D. L. George, B. J. Boufwell, P. J. Husberg, L. C. Ca Richards, T. R. Knight f I-0 73 SECOND ROW: R. L. Moe, C. E. Helier, R. S. Gardner, F. E. Sayers, H. S. Berg, CHELEC W. M. Lennon, 1 ENS E DIVISION ' 4 I Organized light bulb snatches I 1 I I We got time for a fast ligand of poker? I fl Il I If H 1 4 nmf V If i , II if I II I1 ui Ill In FIRST ROW: C. D. Lanier, R. A. Carrillo, R. C. Gordon, R. C. Penton, A. M. Perez, W. J. Carpenter R. Myers Jr., J. C. Stites, F. J. Bruner, D. Barnes, O. E. Vyskocil, O. E. Newby THIRD ROW: R. G. Hilbert, H. G. Hoffman, H. G. Piro, S. C. Hurst, J. D. Hurst, R. G. Hamby, R. E. Cook I R. B. Brarham, R. L. Browning, R. E. Thompson, J. L. Mitchell, Q. Kirkland, C. G. McGrath FOURTH ROW: E. J. Crowley, R. L. Casto, R. G. Leimer, L. D. MacLaird, R. A. Zeigler, W. A. Krumme C. Warwick, D. W. Bleazarcl, V. C. Corkle, W. F. O'NeiI, K. G. Kafer, E. S. O'Bray ,J. I Oiiice Hours M DIVISION Spit and Polish 4 I Yea A A A V h Who's next move ? . 11 ,, IIII mmf. f 4 I V 3 N 2 R FIRST ROW: D. J. MoIet, J. F. Hickey, R. A. Richard, J. D. Lewis, R. L. Costner, W. C. Johnson, F. F. Pryor G. E. Smith, T. J. May, D. R. Van Brocklin SECOND ROW: J. J. Burkett, T. F. Comer, H. T. Autry, R. J. Wiesheier, L. G. Albricht, E. P. Norman R, L Pool, M. M. Owens, W. T. Perteet, F. E. Reynolds, K. O. Van Neste THIRD ROW: G. E. Leirer, D. W. Lemcke, B. F. Adams M. H. Dalton, LTJG F. L. Williams, LTJG M. Curlegg CHMACH W. H. Lambeth, R. J. sfurgas, A. r. rfuiauo ' .V FI. K el A 10' f 41 iii 5. I. ff. I vw I p.. 1 Q s FP g- V. I Q , , - ' Q I 'fi . , . - I I f ' Ii I? 3 . .2 I : I 'V Shi SIE I iw Eflf ij f 4 x L Q. .2 .ID , Ig 'E fill: ,W .3 II 1 I 'M- GSK i.-I i I M DIVISION Watch that steam pressure! FIRST ROW: G. E. Roys, B. R. Mysinger, B. G. Hurt, N. J. Byrd L. L. Ownbey, L. L. Beach, R. E. Lee, S. S. McDonald, B. H. Logan, B. W. Dlckerson, R. A. Boehringer, W. R. Smith, C. R. Davis, L. J. Doucet I SECOND ROW: R. A. Griego, C. R. Kigar, E. B. Butler, E. D. Riggs, G. S. Mullins, B. E. McDonald, V. S. Melton, J. E. Fowler, C. O. Williams, E. L. Allen, E. Johnson, J. E. Higdon, L. G. Terrell, F. P. Lial, B. J. Oliver, E. M. Urbina, R. A. Miller, D. M. Savory THIRD ROW: R. W. Mathews, C. Crocker, D. L. Layton, J. I. Melancon, A. J. Jenkins, LTJG F. L. Williams, CHMACH W. H. Lambeth, W. L. Gordanier, H. N. Crook, G. D. Trimble, W. G. Brannan M DIVISION Grub if b9f0l'e if lumps! SIIII rolling in the groove R DIVISION E DIVISION ,M In G hot HX Hope we're sIiII on course rr-I 3 I 1 . 3 I -A .I TTI Li 2 -1. .i .. 1 1 , v I E' w-. 2 Li , . ra ' I I5 w H52 , E iw ,. V 1 .,i if W, iii! if? I ,z I --I I ... i. , if sf. Q I T3 I. I Iii T si. 2 fel Q A .. ...ax :I ,-.. ew 5 ' ,I I I I if . Q , I I I A 1 I 1 5 . 'If R DIVISION A rough grind I L I I lr' E.. .x 1 E 5 ' u In D I V I 4 .g , ' IL ' I I I I ':2.::, I - 31. ':' I E ': '- .f Qs ' .vii . w - 6 W Yes, but the roof .faulilf-Qgikigu Just about M 5, Nm? 'Q' www , N, N-f, ,QS , , W. If II ws right Y , ' gy? xi 0:9 XY. Ni! FIRST ROW: E. D. Larranaga, N. R. Van Hook, H. B. Ryburn, L. H. Tetrauit, ENS W. A. Harris, ENS Fowler, CHCARP Pizinger, A. L. Boggs, R. M. Thornton, L. I. Amato, C. T. Borg SECOND ROW: W. P. Yernipcut, T. J. Brannam, E. McWhorter, J. L. Chandler, P. C. Stewart, M. F. Otfutt, H. W. Adler, B. D. Bailey, R. W. Shusett THIRD ROW: J. L. Ready, A. B. Caywood, F. L. McKinney, W. M. Bagby, G. K. Holman, R. Bertrand, R. W. Austin, D. R. Fabre, V. J. Jaeger, G. M. Titus, T. Anderson -. Coffee mess deluxe! v Are we still afloat? wi'-n-f in vt, 1 ' 'Sw fiom? , X nr 4 X Coffee break 3,4941 I Y M., 4 or k ,A Q., Zi' ww , W I 1' 51 x ' 4 A , jr SRM 'Z IW,-f fy, X ,, f, , ms ,, , .Aff , F ' 'Q V ,5 f if V, , 'It D. .Ni Y J 14 'fl' E R' kner C D McLemore, J. E. Franks, A. O. Rider, A. W. Keck, ENS W. A. Harris, ENS FIRST ROW: M. . IC , . . Fowler, CHCARP Pizinger, A. M. McKune, D. O. Brosier, A. D. Stanton, B. J. Watson SECOND ROW: L. A. Deal, K. E. Kammerzell, R. D. Struble, V. Harmon, W. C. Mitchell, A. B. Caywood, C. ' L J B 'k, C. R. Packard Lefaive R D. McDaniel, J. T. Hodge, . . or M. Ross, J. K. Dillard, R. E. , - ' s J. R. Coleman, C. L. Hubble, W. G. Kaufman, M. R. Sheff, M, G W Whitlock I H. Jone, THIRD ROW: . . 1 - fer J, M. Herr, D. S. Greer, I. L. Oakley, R. E. Wilcox Garrett, M. D. Roker, L. D. Phe , Y Y, .. 1:1 -' i rm wr 5 J Max CDR R. W. Worfhingfonl USN The Medical Departinent is equipped to CDR C. E. Pruett, USN handle anything from a stomach ache to major surgery. Its facilities include X-ray, physio- therapy, pharmacy, laboratory and surgery. C 1 v FIRST ROW: S. E. Beasley, O. D. Tisdale, LTJG L. D. Hightower, LT G. O. Grisp, CDR C. E. Pruett, LT A. W. Mitchell, HMC J. T. Wade, C. U. Hamilton, R. R. McAdoo SECOND ROW: F. Paddock, J. E. Rymer, R. Parkos, S. W. Brown, C. R. Garcia, R. C. Le Feuvre, W. D. Wright, D. C. Duit, T. N. Thibert, R. L. Roberts THIRD ROWg L. W. Thorkildson, P. J. Masters, L. H. Schriber, L. D. Parsons, H. O. Kraus, J. R. Luciano, D. Parkinson, E. E. 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I 3 he 1 1 NIT PART NIT o The Dental Department consists of three Dental Officers and five I men. Their mission is to provide the highest standards of dental care, l prevent and control dental disease and supervise dental hygiene within ' the ship. f . -Hs , .g r QQ R ll FIRST ROW: LTJG G. L. Meinhold, CAPT H. B. McKinney, LT F. A. Marmqrose SECOND ROW: R. E. Morgenstern, N. E. Hill, F. W. Aiello, J. R. Gibson R H Ormond J E Hqrri f ' ' ' , - - ng on .Z Qu? fn f-,, Z Won't hurt c bit! 'nf f '- ' - s ' ffl' liz, E - A x i ' is lille:-.1 3' ' oemwx. CLKNIC SECURED FUR PFMNTWG hsx N , in-Q ff 1. ru' IF X 17 Ilsim ,ll A , HZ. fl r ' -- w N l f 1 1 2 F 1 f e E G M' Se M 'M 1,s l. 1 n-.xA 'W ffl FW x .sx MTI gui 'Ski I r '-Ii. t -'M A , I , QQ I M H 5 GZ N e f A 3 3 is 1 g 2 Eng Q , 1,5 2 K Q .Z 5 1 . 1 1 Z! W. ' L' 5 .XE r LN Z 4 E11 il -..i ia L j e ll fi 4. -1 Becufifu teeth. On y six filings fo go. I Wider, please. Agreed ? If has to go. Oder of the Flying Tooth. DENTAL CUNKC NN , ff .1 'I fi' I-5 M Q - k Q I p . . f mf , I .. fn. gf, N x ,, jf' iig L., 4' 5 ' :E- GGOD LUCK fx. , .-'ttf'-'W fm ' ,W ,ff mf: 5 X 1 Mi, , Qfwf. I 6 , , f f 5 f I M4 ff 1 f 4, 1 1 X ' x KX f, gf f 7 'fff X ,mf gps VW, X f yn- 5 W ff Tn KHP! F vi RVIIIIPJL Cnmpg, 3,4 ., no Minn., 1 I H Q - WXi5iSXx? ' fx tr A X X fa rig 3 Q 3? ffl. vc X NXYXXX 7 xx Q .anim as x u 5 ' r .Q a J., N ,- 1 I G ' X y , , if 5 ---,,,, .- .LLQ AA, ., ,, A Q p W 5 1 W D f-J JI ,x '4 i ww- A ,., .,,. ,. V. , , , U V H , in M w -1- ff mm W. X, W,,,.....W,,M..,.,..,,,,,,,,,M W, ,,,.,,,, . W ,... ,,,, A gf, - --m..w..amai AA ww., . xbXXx . ff, . .x..,fL.. Maw : .,.:,.x.::L .Jwf xai.a,.:..Q ...x..LmAX23AxY.bx5? 11 . 14127-'E I IHVIF SQUAIDRUNI VF U23 film, i CDR J. P. Fox, Jr. A 0 LCDR R, E. K,,,,,Z Commfmding Omcef 5 Executive Officer Q' GL UE RAQ9 Famous Fighter Squadron ONE HUNDRED TWENT'Y-THREE was commissioned on 1 January 1953. The squadron nucleus was made up of VF-871, a reserve squadron from NAS Oakland, California which was called to active duty during the Korean conflict. This is the squadron's second deployment to WesPac flying the famous workhorse of the jet age, the Gruman Panther . The squadron's domain is commonly referred to as The Home of the Blue Racers . 4 If '- A. af I U A Y lf 2 . L FF 2. E w, 5 q-1 5. 5- is ii' 1. P if . 17, A I Q' ix 7' 5' 3 9 A uf X. L , n 1- N 3 n! q i 'A .,, A v2 2 12 f -5 11 Q , P . Q: X :TE f 1 A Il ui! 4 1 . X k I 1 51 .Qs 1 3 11 I Q I E li U Flight Leaders RED ' Flight w f X' TIGER Flight X rx x - f' Y , x. ' Tsblv-Wy ww x ff A x ,f 1 Q xx figff ,www x ' 1 45 f n, W X fx 1 X , ,f 555,37 Sx I , X , A ,,, jyflifaqii. :Blix M' 9 K IME. fl lbw I 5, XRS? ' - 1 .. A A , . , 'FLASH' Flight and LSO LCDR A. E. Monahan 1' f Lad? 'v ' 1 .E . , Q y, X . , Mm , ...Q 'W nm X Q. was Lb 'fm La E , if Shamrock Flight JACK ' Flaghf I Q s FIRST ROW: H. L. Grady, V. A. Naumann, ENS R. R. Skeen, LT R. N. Buller, L. A. Passmore, A. J. Papa, F. J. Hildreth SECOND ROW: E. L. Driver, R. E. Beyerlein, R. G. Redlin, R. R. Riddell, K. E. Reece, R. L. Selton, S. J. Vacca, C. O. Fangman, R. A. Gregg Q. FIRST ROW: LTJG N. A. Dauphinee, LTJG -J. M. Gervais, LTJG M. V. Bittick, LTJG N. O. Anderson, LTJG R. F. Bagley, LTJG M. L. Trelease, LTJG B. W. Click, LTJG J. W. Andriolc SECOND ROW: E. Hightower, C. L. White, L. E. Fickett, J. P. Miller Jr., O. W. McCall, W. -Geoge, M. F. Perry THIRD ROW: R. W. Smith, R. M. Bell, C. D. Marsh, R. D. Lloyd, C. F. Olmstead, P. P. Walker, R. E. Hurd .Y-Y . gi E? , ,. 'E E S S- vi FIRST ROW: B. L. Gardner, C. J. Vath, ENS R. C. Given, Lt H. T. L. Handy, C. A. Allen, J. W. Pruitt, IF. L. King, G. A. Wixson SECOND ROW: C. P. Plantarich, J. F. Fernquist, N. L. Clouse, G. Bentz, R. G. Holcomb, D. A. Scheepsma, R. B. La Chance, J. O. Dierking THIRD ROW: D. S. Nelson, W. F. Compton, G. Munn, J. B. Pavelka, J. R. Nicholson, C. E. Duffy, B. E. Murray MISSING FROM PICTURE: H. Draman FIRST ROW: E. S. Thoma, P. I. Wright, W. R. Peterson, LTJG P. W. Sherman, LTJG H. M. Moore, J. K. Hensley D L. Dotson SECOND ROW: C. A. Walker, E. R. Hayes, M. P. Cole, G. R. Williams, E. R. Severino, M. E. Cowden THIRD ROW: L. A. Harris, A. L. Boyd, W. A. Spriggs, R. R. Davis, E. B. Bowman FIRST ROW: A. S. Hathaway, F. D. Oilley, M. B. Byron, J. W. Harvey, R. S. Hoyt, R. D. Mullen, K. W. Bailey, R. N. McCurrey, E. E. Crumley, R. C. Tupa SECOND ROW: S. C. Johnson, J. F. Grantham, G. O. Slankarcl, R. W. Ostendorf, M. J. Reiter, R. L. Stultz, J. M. Baker, J. W. Moye, O. Morales, J. L. Parsons THIRD ROW: B. R. Hathaway, B. M. Hardy, R. D. Hirdman, J. L. Payton, R. E. Curren, J. W. Riley, E. R. Molloy, V. W. Renfro, H. K. Conchular, J. Montoya KI v X f 'W ' 'Nr' , lf 114 Y M I -I M-J FIRST ROW: G. F. Robertson, M. M. Mills, W. E. Snyder, LTJG H. K. Chamberlain, W. Roesler, R. C. Moore, B. J Jenkins SECOND ROW: R. J. Korcha, T. J. Corneio, L. A. Wheeler, M. K. Gibson Jr., A. R. Mirabella, R. L. McKee, P. B O'HaIIorau THIRD ROW: W. B. Crist, D. R. Wilson, D. H. Webber. J. B. Timms, T. T. Looney, W. J. Anderson, W. R. Muller Maintenance Ottice FIRST ROW: A. M. Cok, D. E. Prescott SECOND ROW: P. I. Wright, LTJG E. H. Wood, LCDR C. C. Mulligan, LT S. L. Von Gerichten, J. K. Hensley Chasing Electrons ? Noise Makers! 'Aren't they ever full ? ' I., vvu...:'f:,:fLsQ.:. Y Q, , 5.51-T4 - . lx P' 'S' A nv., Plumber 0 W h , f . .-.W .,x, -N. .. .......,,., ,,,.,,-. ..J....,... ...,. ,.,,,..,,:Aq:wiNQew..,0,1735- ' N-yy W I , 1- .Q ,af x x WWW M M, H ,, ,A ,x W ,, MM 4f,f.swf,,,, N:w1.M,f:f W'-aww ff,f WSQ.NxLfm:XQ:,,x ,M 5 ,,1,,,M. y Z QR y,,,1ix'f JWNx ff-I X -X y ww X Q pw, XX ,S-S7 f ,H X1 1.43 ,ig f W ,f 1 J 5 'f f xxgwf , f-V-:.-f.s34., x ,1 Uwff, A f-qx ,ff M . Q ,W ,Q .X ,f If X ,X 7.3 wf X. 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' h F Q' +fi'L I OO Lane, Charles, Hayes, Williams McConnell, Paul, Kreuger ln ,f -r f '- ,Wm f ,, , V -1 Morris, Brown, Dull, Betts 05.5 Lg Qe 'ffxxl fX WWI N-X z ZxS XI ,fl FIRST ROW: Tunison, Tyler, Dodson, Gilroy, Hamilton, Heildebrandt, Lytle, McCauley SECOND ROW: McKinney, Cole, Govagnie, Larson, Adams, Slater, Eichelberger, Chamberlin THIRD ROW: Flowers, Scott, McDonald, Johnson, Medley, Hannaman, Smith, Osborne, Worthington -,YP JM .35 I-1 so fi' Sf CDC: ps J FIRST ROW: Joiner, Carter, Deese, Taylor, Marsischky, Layne, Larsen SECOND ROW: Haggerty, Long, Royce, Garbe, Ervin, Blake, Henriksen, Aubrey THIRD ROW: Thon, Shepard, Marshall, Weyuker, Berry, Reynolds, Fields, Myers fu., 4. I 1 7 ff ' S T , I Fa . 4 . f ' MCH? V , imfv I W! , l 2 I , ,Af-4, E ff lvl V Jai! Q 4 I 1 fi ff 2 I FIRST ROW: Salin, Story, Saunders, Lane, McGee, Harants, Thompson, Huffman, SECOND ROW: Neuwirth, Bennett, Mortimer, Adams, Stearns, Ippolito, Rainey, Howton, Sierra THIRD ROW: Surber, Williams, King, Schmidt, Storiohann, Jones, Divens, O'Neal, Quinn, Black, Julien I 'I X I fv 1 I I fy, FIRST ROW: Cottrill, Paterson, Bunch, Huffman, Moore, Locke, Morehead, Berry SECOND ROW: Guenther, Swords, Havener, Brown, Smith, Fiske, Keelan, Sheehan THIRD ROW: Taylor, Curtis, McCoy, Jordan, Scherrey, Bannister, Closser z III A ' K2 ' Q X I -1 V N FIRST ROW: Ogle, Price, Curtis, Chavez, Ballman, Locke, Keene, Anderson SECOND ROW: Barker, Barrett, Melka, Wellenfin, McDaniel, Williams, Merimoh, Cocran LZ S iT ,E Vgf X f-X D l Wh' I 104 ooo 0 0 0 Oo ego 9 oo' o oo 009 0 0 3,0 l U 0 35? 6 9 0 0 00 D500 0 0 0 9 CO0 na' o 0 cv 0 0 0 OU9 400: S Bristow, Moore, Slewarf, Lasala, Alberfhy CDR Co i l ,qi 4 Arr Q i soumrwmi 55 Z 2 CDR J. T. Dowler, USN Commanding Officer IQAIOQQE6 CDR J. W. Barnltz, USN Executive Officer The big punch of ATG-2, the 'main battery' of the USS PHILIPPINE SEA, was ably provided by the WARHORSES of VA-55. Composed of sixteen Douglas AD-6 'Skyraider', one hundred and ten enlisted men, and twenty-two officers, the WARHORSES flew both day and night to amass more flight hours in the first six months of the cruise than the squadron had during its previous eight month deployment. A four-plane division of AD-6's from the 'WARHORSES Squadron roam the Western Pacific sky. , El 6 I ,W.,,?,,!,,,.-..4,y,.v..W.,.f,77,,..U-.V f f sf, 5 l i FIRST ROW: LTJG E. C. Bauer, LTJG G. L. Ewell, LT C. H. Bowen, LTJG E. T. Coleman, CDR J. T. Dowler, CDR J. W. Barnitz, l LTJG W. B. Clark Jr., LTJG O. H. Ware, LTJG R. R. Griffith, LTJG J. L. Bingham . SECOND ROW: LTJG D. J. Hatch, LTJG R. L. Wright, LTJG H. H. Hargrove, LTJG H. E. J. Stanch, LTJG R. E. Calkins, LTJG P. E L. Thorpe, LT G. F. Richards, LTJG R. L. McNeill, LTJG H. Field, LTJG A. H. Moore, LTLG W. F. Young, LTJG G. W. Govan, LTJG D. B. Carson Al i 5 o I ,ix i 'i The skipper briefs for yet another strike for action with Task Force 77. li If fNv,I4tI N AQ l 5 7 1 fx 0 , ., ' ..22.'lxx f 7i 'u'H !il'lil'i'. i Llzl 'V Il lj-I' ia 106 I ' 1 it I v It I It . K I I FIRST ROW: W. R. Jones, T. Morris, P. S. Drummond, R. M. Wagner, G. C. Lancaster, W. E. Futch, D. L. .leangunant G Lloyd, W. G. Camp, E. R. Meyers, J. P. Charles SECOND ROW: J. W. Slape, J. J. Godfrey, E. Banks, R. C. Martens, W. E. Galloway, L. J. Fillmore, F. E. Tripp Hitesman, C. E. Hoff, B. H. Claroy, R. W. Smith, D. W. Bennett, F. J. Sabo, J. L. McCIeary THIRD ROW: S. Anspaugh, R. W. Bifelow, E. E. Earl, V. L. Cuter, G. A. Klemm, J. McDaniel, J. A. Martin, W. A. Baker J Finley, J. T. Walters, J. E. Knaebell, W. S. Allen, C. L. Holt, R. G. Bukowski, O. G. Kimmel, R. E. Peplinski, D. D. Ramey Zimmerman, L. H. McMillen, R. A. Zick, G. R. Gilhuber, K. L. Dappen FOURTH ROW: R. L. Weaver, A. Parra, C. J. Mager, C. F. Warren, D. W. Norsworthy, L. D. Wilson FIRST ROW: C. C. Bass, M. M. Knopf, H. F. Shears, H. F. Gibbs, P. P. Pippin, J. A. Spisak, O. E. Morgan Jr. 'V SECOND ROW: M. E. Eckert, G. W. Machesney Jr., G. Ervin, M. J. Hetu, F. H. Peck, P. L. Shannon, H. D. Orr, W. J. Eaton, R. G. Brenan, A. V. N. Wilson, R.L Steele, A. R. Nord, H. L. Jones Jr., M. L. Power GOOD PLANES ARE INO GOOD WITHOUT GOOD MEN Mechs give old 'Smokey Joe' the full treatment The officers and men of Attack Squadron 55 overcame the severe requirements of prolonged d ys of flight operations weary but unbeaten Anyone would be proud to see this WARHORSE Squadron In actual combat Considering their cruise record they would have been o tough match for any opponent I. I I ,I I I III I I. G ' . G . IE - . - , . n 1 . ,M L . IL I I Iv J if A division of WARHORSES rolling into ci 70 degree dive with dive brakes open. QLUM ' nf l, ' A H . 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' ' ,v,,edvv ,e me - meupuunpr .. - ..:.., DE QCHMENT , N55 T VC-11's Team Item 7' with three AD-4U's fguppysj, four pilots, four officer controllers and a crew of twenty-five men, provided many invaluable services for the Ship and the Task Force which operated with the Philippine Sea. Our primary mission was AEWW-airborne early warning-thereby detecting approaching enemy forces. Secondarily, our detachment was called upon to act as search planes in ASW exercises. In addition to these, we also served as communications relay, Weather reconnaissance, pathfinder and conducted radar-photo missions. Through close cooperation with the ship, our airborne C. I. Us proved what we feel was an indispensable task in the Fighting Philisw operations. . X FIRST ROW: J. Speegle, LTJG K. E. Hettick, LT J. Ferrari, LT R. K. Haas, LCDR J. R. Herb, LTJG W. B. Hoskovec, LTJG M. K. Glover, LT E. K. Schaeffer, LTJG K. R. Haas SECOND ROW: A. J. O'Brien, K. M. Prideaux, J. A. Loury, A. E. Cairns, D. Hart, R. D. Rardall, A. M. Chase, J. M. Ficller, J. P. Hall THIRD ROW: T. M. Norman, J. M. Carr, N. Hart, O. L. Lang, W. J. Ford, L. B. Hoover, G. A. Hargroves, K. J. Little, J. W. Turner, R. L. Spring 109 .., fn..--W --7--fa as-f -f- H. N A- . -th , --,, . ,-g,Q1am.4..q.-Q-- --U Carter, Long, -, Hart, and O'Brein pulling a check. i A l' breather between launches gg we Hero Leader The Hot Dope mans his plane. Cook helps our aged pilot into his 'Bird i l ...Q - Waiting for the free ride on 412 elevator i , 44 . ,r 5 is-s 1. ...but she s nice Number two Where do we get such men? Number one making his own brand of stack gas ,ff Af, Z5 , A fi.. It was hot in Okinawa Chief Speegle, cook, Hart Norman and Mitchel relax. i .gh 2' 'Tank ', Carter and Norman Lowry in the 'Mole Hole' 'cf Dude little Norman taking it easy Our three X' Ladies in front of the pack Cumshawman first class, Fidler ? 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W Horton, R. L. Crockett, J. C. Miskiel, J. E. Nickens, G. A. Long, F. A. Sabai, G. W. Guthrie H4 A. 'I Come H .'.' r uwnu-momzsu f ' 'varzaowr-nem.x. - E' KEEP- ouT.' ' 4 A il .N Q17 K Y-. Ii.: A if ' 151 M , ' 5 I 1, X ' I IHII ,-I' Hn-A 1 X -zu' W 'fin -r-17-v-1-4..L - ., - , ...uffffx-v1-11f3,:1L-rg. ,.,.. OHOTO IDETACIHJMJ NIT VC-6I X - Ti N f yi 'ml 'v 1 :ff loypsl xx 'U lf? WMU C6 This feam is responsible for faking picfures of damage to fargefs and also pictures of possible targets. l - A Sq ,L- 1 ff? , Q ,. Q I ,....--..-,L , ,- lil? . f-1 R2 - I i11 5 I X ,, -fxx. XYWI j X 7 fll . ' g f if Q -' , gsm! NN .gf gy . X 6.1. V f QQ , 2, I, f ' uf? ff .. ws, yg f , !,,, , N fw4,..w'S 'Q SN 1 'N X Q 444 Q. . . , We if if f 'I I v ' it :I X lf r I I' f' 56' .y 3 W 3- Nw' HK. Wag 6 I X. ff V .iff 'L 2.-9 X Z .E 2 f FIRST ROW: G. E. Edgett, R. D. Dcegling Jr. Delourc SECOND ROW: A. A. Smith, B. M. Dclnner, D THIRD ROW: G. W. Dempsey, C. C. Goodwin, Clemons .L.B LT C. E. Nord, LCDR W. R. Zimbeck, LTJG J. A. Rutzler, E. Luxfor urt, W. L. Irvin, L. S. Alexander, D. L. Sterling, G. H. Harper W. L. Goldsmith, G. D. Driver, J. M. Byrd, F. E. Bennett, D. L. Bi d, M. J. sch, B. R. I W, ELIICU TER U1 L TV SQUAD GN E ILUNJIJT SIJXTEE Helicopter Utility Squadron One QHU-lj, UNIT SIXTEEN, the smallest, yet busiest, flying unit aboard ship is proud of its part in making the operations of this cruise a success. The unit has made three rescues, trans- ferred hundreds of passengers, hauled tons of mail and cargo in carrying out their mission. The Asst. O-in-C received a Well Donen and Letter of Commendation from COMCAR- DIV FIVE for the handling of an emergency situation. The crew has done an outstanding job by acting as flying crewman during the day, pulling checks after sunset, and by handling all maintenance problems to give 100 per cent aircraft availability. 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'tha ' my 'Mm 'f QMHQXWNQQX, ,ff g N N fXN.C,QQ if Xx s 77' 0 1 mix 7 ATG-2 Shoulder Patch CDR M. H. Dill, USN ATG2 Ordnance Officer Med' ATG-2 staflf holds of their 'numerous' conferences B 17932 - Paddle Wavers f .1 6 L ' No UTS . K ,Fm ff 5x .fn Q Q f K-fl! N3 I I ' If , 'Wmzfulhfu ?wl:r2f310 'Z!' X - V n' 'x' -.. X 7 mf, . 1 325- MSX , , I NEA N X - I X I I k V! N E , li 9 0 - f f W ' X ' . ff 4 'fb f,'! .A XA , ,Nw 5 ' lx W' ff? K .Q 'fx '44 l 5 Q 17 x, K E., .- y - -L. , W I-hir.-H ' Nia-.'Q2f:3X . . B . ' , Q' K f' V W '- 4 -M - ,- ' 'fifif -w 5 I . ,' .a O 6' . Lyffuon w7f.,f.4 S v Z5 r - .1 .4 - ' .1 x NX X 1 A W , ,,-,, ,,,, U22 DMM .. L 3 l x X V fl xx ax if, I 0 Q 'vp' 'Z diiunnnv ,HLA ' X 1 , E f 5 E E N5 J 5 f s 1 U rm v ,1 AL, K, ., W . ,A r. A .,x ' i xi 9 F Xxx g W l . g-- Huh X 2 5 2 I 5 E 4 5 . E v A f- in- ZQ ,..f- C - - V J ,N 1-f ' f I 1-.. x ug x,.,nN,i . ,px :C x x 1 .un Y.-,I .W - Fl' C' 'F'-4 -,,,.X Q. gi x.Ns-yfsxy S 1 .S 'JV i.- -J '-QJ A hh.. 5. 'Xx ..,.. 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Q - ' - 'Cx f ' FE ulzt A, XX 1' l Well, l'll be a salty sailor M5311 five 183 I And you be good, foo, Honey! Mama, is Daddy going away on that big building? I plan fo look up a few buddies in Pearl. Pretty good April Fools Day ioke, eh? E E ding? 6 i i c 'I 'Ik K 1 1 N 'E '1 Vx, 5 5 ,3 , rf. Y v i 1 1 3 5 T 1 I 5 4 i X i 1 2 . E I Jafo fake-off demonstration In Buckner Bay, Okinawa CTG2-san off on ichiban liberty NV' WO i 'v 5 Fishing is good around Japan! Typical Phil Sea Division Officer O00 OH One of our escort vessels in a high sea A 5 QXXXXX Y -X . :Qi FY ' A X X 1 A I fi 2 , L0 ri fi ' 1 1 41. 1. M1 as ,M wh, M. Entering Drydock af San Francisco Man! What a crazy parking lot! 'v , .,,, , my , V , ,M fm L , N V Ifelsf-iav.nauq-f,v,,i,-1 3-,Medan ,,,-, ,....-,..-,,i-- ,ff Posed ? Who, me ? TAPS !Tl-XPS !.,.. c UQ 459' - Lights out,,,,,,,,, w Silence about the deck. X 0 s 'T 1 Qq, Q . we Y 1 4 Vie? SWEEPERS !Man your brooms 15 pn 15 fm A A QQ 7 go? - 191 l l A Climbing Mt. 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Believe they fell over the side somewhere etween on lego Pearl ia W'QiQr1:ggav - WM, .W M , ,M awww M, W V M N ,mffzz W ,, ,I f .'f f'.w':1- 'win ?fW21y , fqxgsyfgwg ,,..w,.-...m.,,,M, 'MQ' vw' I I ' X W nmwmzmmvtw W I Z, A .. ff fm V V . ,,,,, M ff 'dive X, ,.. I ' is X ' . , Z? 3. , :N b A I W I , . . i ' Z may ,, . J, , ,D f i in I . X f E Working on thirty! U! f -mow F f A f , For distinguished aerial tiight I TRIUMPH BAR 8: RESTAURANT ll fl WELCOME u. s. NAVY 522 IN Bounns NO. 19 y f COME ONE COME ALL l.o1- OF BEAUTY csnRn.s IN ,gy EVERY oNE PROMISED A sooo TIME 'fm PRETTY Hos1-EssEs -ro SERVE You , K SWING Music AND ALL xmas OF DRINKS gl . I 'Ri .ful 140 YEE Eu. 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I Finding ' Clara ' Phil Sea's Riviera Remax Umuromn 'She was a living doll' lEditor's Note: Through the untiring effarfs of the WINGS 8g WAKE staff we were able to locale a picture of the doll. Please turn fo page 203.l sa 432553 l ll 1 i ff 'l X X 21 , 4 1 'jj ,NK X q XSMBRY f X l li N l -f li il f il 1 if I. Af e l K . , 'hx J '1 I 4- 1 QNNANQNQBXN l - I b y U'-lU5T WWYE mll'N'l'CS'is. .0 .. 'iso 0 hboilecl l0lJs'l'er 'l'Qnl ff? fy i K -V A jf' A fi, M fi Q Q 7 7 ,f R- H e -+1 A .1 hA,' -4V. I - e X T' fx 1 -lf' is 7 ll revival? fku. 'QM l , ' X, , ,A i 4 I I A , 'BS' X X I 70,000th landing made On Phi Sec by LTJG W. G. 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' 32.-Vss - F41 ' hi 4-Yi 1? 1.1 A 'T ' .iiflffsi q 11,5 ELNR6 209 Y f LE PHIL SEA ZERO ZERO CLUB FIGHTER SQUADRON ONE HUNDRED FORTY THREE 6 June T955 MEMORANDUM From Commanding Officer Commanding Officer USS PHILIPPINE SEA lHome Plate IG Commander Air Task Group TWO view of our recent Fog Bound Operations the following requests and recomm ndatlons are respectlv ly submitted Cougars be installed with a Supersonic Fog Horn for navigational purposes That sounding boards be Installed on the Port Starboard Fore Att Top and Bottom of CVA 47 gator keeps an ample supply for iust such an emergency It is requested that the Navigator instruct the pilots-in Fog Horn operation 2 In preparation of approval of the foregoing requests there are certain clarification of the Rules of the Road plus special Rules of the Road for CVA-47 and Cougar Fogbound operation. Therefore the following questions are submitted- Which IS the burdened vessel ' CVA-47 or Cougar? Which vessel moves to consummate the intercept- CVA-47? Cougar? What fog slgnalsrshould be sounded in the following situations? . A. Cougar backing down? A B LSO signal for cut? C Taxllng on the Flight Deck? It is assumed that fog lights will be used on the Hangar Deck D Submerged Cougar searching for Home Plate ? E. When Cougar Passing to the Port Starboard over or under CVA-47? . further recommended that red fluid be used in the overboard discharge to help in identifying Home Plate' To : ' l V. z . L In , . I . 3 . . 3 . z 2. ' ' 1 1 1 1 - . 3. It is recommended as an interim measure to issue Portable Fog Horns no the pilots. llt is known that the Navi- I. 4. ' ' . I. ' ' . . 2. I ' . . . 3. . . . . 4 It is 5 l l wake. Two destroyers were not maintaining ready decks during the recent operations. ,df D. GORDON 6 June T955 FIRST ENDORSEMENT on CO, VF-T43 ltr of 6 Jun T955 From: Commander Air Task Group TWO To: Commanding Officer, USS PHILIPPINE SEA lHome Platel Subi: Fog Bound Operations I. Forwarded as a matter of routine. V P. M. PAUL Zero-Zero Club H fl? ' I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 6 June 1955 SECOND ENDORSEMENT on VF-143 memo dtd 6 June 1955 From: Commanding Officer, USS PHILIPPINE SEA ICVA-47I To: Commanding Officer, FIGHTER SQUADRON ONE HUNDRED FORTY-THREE Ref: lai Primer of Navigation by George W. Mixter lpage 104, para 9141 1. Returned, approved for installation of fog horns to provide an all weather configuration for cougars. 2. A sounding board will be established at the ramp of Home Plate and the ship's emergency fog whistle will be manned by the LSO to provide a strong return signal. 3. The helo will be provided with a police whistle and will hover at 20'. His signal will be one prolonged blast at intervals of 15 seconds. Watch helo for paddle signal to initiate climb to ramp. Pick up home plate fog horn within 20 seconds or take a wave off. 4. Portions of reference lal are quoted herewith for your guidance: Fog or loss of visibility from snow or rain puts a pilot to the supreme test and requires precautions at sea that are all too often neglected. It fills the most experienced pilot with uneasiness and may paralyze a beginner with unwar- ranted panic. A timorous pilot, confronted with a dirty situation, should remember that centuries of mariners have found their way through fog to safety and that he can and must do likewise. Fog may thicken gradually but it is more likely to approach as a low, gray bank of clouds which may blot out landmarks or other vessels before it envelops the ship. 'If oncoming fog be suspected, the first precaution is to check or fix the vessel's position by the best means available. This applies especially to pilots who may be wandering about with no exact knowledge of where they are. Meanwhile, check the foghorn, have lead and line ready. 5. In considering the questions of rules of the road asked in paragraph 2 I consider the following to hold: 1. In view of the greater relative mass of CVA-47, I consider it to be comparable to a formation, therefore cougar is the burdened vessel. 2. Recommend i'Cougar -i'we're here . 3. A. One long splash. B. One sharp blast on emergency fog whistle C. No signals?-It is assumed that, in comparison with normal operating speeds, Cougar has no way on. Generally Inland Rules will apply. D. Make signal simulating mating call of shrimp-ISnapping noisei. E. Passing to port-two short blasts-I have just passed your port side. Passing to starboard-one short blast-I have just passed your island structure. if Passing overhead-Swoosh Passing beneath-Glug. Note-tentative signals based on past experience. Not yet approved by International Rules of Road Committee, hence subiect to change without notice. 6. It is believed that, with diligent individual pilot training, adequate briefing, and a thorough knowledge of the fog horn, lead line and sounding board principles, all weather configuration can be attained. All pilots should diligently apply themselves to learn the above rules and interpretations. 'd'1'Tt1f H. L. RAY 7 June 1955 THIRD ENDORSEMENT on VF-143 memo dtd 6 June 1955 From: Commander Air Task Group TWO ICATG-2I To: Commanding Olticer, Fighter Squadron ONE HUNDRED FORTY THREE IVF-143i Commanding Oliiicer, Fighter Squadron ONE HUNDRED TWENTY THREE IVF-1231 1. Forwarded back for implementation. 2, By copy of this endorsement to the Commanding Officer, USS PHILIPPINE SEA ICVA-47I it is wondered whether the procedures apply to props. O,,Q, P. M. PAUL Y W NN I WAN - ui... - ..c.v-A,.,,..-.-,..- ...V . -V - V- ,lull - JF?-ft.-... gre ----- ' A A Q ibm. W V- M4 ...,, .-, .,..,..-. 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