Phillip (DD 498) - Naval Cruise Book

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Junior M 4 LIEUTENANT CJUNIOR GRADE, RICHARD K. JANKOWSKY, USNR LTQJGJ .IANKOWSKY REPORTED ABOARD PHILIP IN DECEMBER 1964, WHERE HE HAS SERVED FIRST AS ZND DIVISION OFFICER AND LATER AS ASW OFFICER. MR. JANKOWSKY CONTRIBUTED GREATLY TO MORALE AND PHYSICAL WELL BEING OF THE CREW BY CONSTANTLY ADVOCATING THE IIDOUBLE CLUTCHINGH METHOD OF CALISTHENICS, TO BE PRACTICED PRIMARILY ON A DANCE FLOOR OR WHEN AT SEA ON ANY AVAILABLE DECK SURROUNDED BY THE PROPER ACCOUSTICS. A TRUE BELIEVER IN PHILIPIS MOTTO GET AT THE SOURCE , MR. .IANKOWSKY WILL SOON LEAVE PHILIP FOR A TOUR OF DUTY IN VIETNAM, WHERE HE WILL REPORT AS OFFICER IN CHARGE OF A SWIFT BOAT. GOOD LUCK MR. NJN. P Ilfficers ,X : 'F P W , . I ,X ,V , lrlv , W I T I W 2 A 44 , K M, T If f T j ALI, MTV -'--, Q, f ,V wiv, 2 if A H if 1 , ff T ff ,Ml .X .,,, fx f,,.,,,fgm gf 5 X 5,4 M? GQ pf 5 V J f , 1- I 7 -ff. ' -SZ, , QW... 4251 Sz fgw: . 2 -14 A ,I ,. ,-1 f ,- f . f WT, R A , .MJ 4 fy - f T If 'ff 'NV .-21 I ' 'S' - ff 'Q gif, 48 W4 f we fu , .., !1'nz' ua T! ..: Jia LIEUTENANT CJUNIOR GRADE, CHARLES A. BASSFORD, .IR. USNR LT CJGJ BASSFORD REPORTED TO PHILIP IN JUNE 1966, AND WAS MADE FIRST LIEUTENANT. UNFORTUNATELY MR, BASSFORD NEVER FINISHED THE CRUISE WITH PHILIP SINCE HE WAS WASHED OVER THE DURING OUR TRAGIC UNREP SIDE ACCIDENT IN NOVEMBER. WHILE MR. BASSFORD IS RECUPERATING FROM A BROKEN LEG, WE WISH HIM GOD SPEED. I LIEUTENANT CJUNIOR GRADE, f4ITk CONRAD L-ENZO fP,D I 1 LT CJGJ LENzO REPORTED ABOARD ,T PHILIP AS ELECTRICAL OFFICER , ., T I AFTER SERVING ON USS VAMMEN A fffvf g- CDE-6441, AND AFTER ATTENDING 'A f NAVAL NUCLEAR POWER SCHOOL IIIff R AND ENGINEERING OFFICERS SCHOOL. f IMMEDIATELY AFTER REPORTING ABOARD X 1 MR. LENZO , AS ELECTRICAL OFFICER, A D X MADE SEVERAL IMPROVEMENTS IN THE f ig SHIP'S ELECTRICAL SYSTEM, THE MOST I SIGNIFICANT BEING IN DESIGNATING 7 OF THE SWITCHES FOR THE SHIPIS x STANDING LIGHTS. IT WAS THIS AND OTHER EQUALLY SIGNIFICANT CHANGES - , THAT WON FOR MR. LENzO THE ESTIMABLE USL WHICH HE WORE SO PROUDLY ON THE BACK OF HIS 'ISTEAMING CAPW THROUGHOUT THE CRUISE. LIEUTENANT QJUNIOR GRADE, LIEUTENANT QJUNIOR GRADE, KENNETH M. ARNDT. USNR PAUL K. ROGERS, III, USNR LTCJGJ ROGERS .IOINED PHILIP IN LTCJGI ARNDT CAME TO PHILIP NOVEMBER '964' AND HAS BEEN ,N THE OAEAOTTY OE DAMAGE BOTH ELECTRONICS MATERIAL CONTROL ASSISTANT ON TTS OFFICER AND COMMUNICATIONS PREVIOUS WESTPAC CRUISE. OFF'CER SWCE THAT TIME' DURING THIS CRUISE PHILIP AS PHILIPIS UNOFFICIAL HAS HE,-,ED ON HIM. AS ENTERTAINMENT DIRECTOR, NAVTOATOE, TO SEE TO TT MR. ROGERS PLAYED HIS THAT WE ALWAYS MADE THE BANJO AT MANY MEMORABLE CORRECT TURN AT THE 9 9 G 3 9 G G 9 G G HOOTENANIES IN 'AFTER- OFFICERIS -COUNTRY - A- INTERSECTION - AND WE ALWAYS DIDI GO-GOI' .