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QV Vtuamdeaaewwauywdlutlefdgwdfffufadf 1 1 :iff 'fi M 5, ' 15-, .a. , -1 if .wi -,.'?ng,-' ,hz-ff? MR 'Lf 1, i. -.--1' Q v ,TDM iv kwa -nrg 'Z ',,fi G K.. Q , 'lug i M , W ' A t N lv , H,-D 1 . as S I u ' - . ' 'L -Q 1 . , .M I sw .L 'N 1 A , B. A 'fl ww - ' s x 'Y in 'X ' x Mu 3,-vu I ,sv :wr 'Ti x ?6494t Of .4 Eyed. U88 RICHARD E. BYRD fDDG 231 was built in Seattle. Washington and commissioned on 7 March 1964 in that city. Her homeport was designated as Norfolk. Virginia as a part of Destroyer Division 182. As part of Des Div 188, BYRD made four Slxth Fleet deployments visiting ports in Spain. France, Italy. Malta and Greece. Awards received were the Battle 'E' 619651. ASW A i1969l and Gunnery E 09671. BYRD participated in numerous Fleet exercises including NATO's Silver Tower. National Week. Operation Poopdecit and Springboard dur- ing which she rescued a downed pilot. In 1967 BYRD represented the UB. Navy in the Mardi-Gras in Sit-lbllt',AldbBI11d. ln early 1968 she entorod the Nor- folk Naval Shipyard for her flrst complete overhaul. In July 1969 BYRD shlfted squadrons to Destroyer Squadron TWO ae part of Division 22. During the fall of 1989 sho partlolpated In Mldshlprnan Rlmex II-70 and the dedication uf Richard Bwlyn Byrd Hall at Virginia Institute of Marine Science. During 1970 BYRD partlclpated ln Sprlngboard prlor to startlng her fifth Med deployment. While ln the Slxth Fleet BYRD took part ln exercises Dawn Patrol. National W'eok and Deep Express. The countries of Bardlnla and Turkey were added to her llst of countrles vlslted. Awards received were 1'I 's ln C1C.Gunnery. Mlaslle. ASW A , Engineer- lng and Supply. Ill 1971 BYRD'l second shlpyard period was completed and she commenced an lntenslfled work up with Destroyer Dlvlalon B9 for her sixth Fleet deployment. Yugoslavia was added tu B YRD's schedule along with numerous exercises. Upon return to the U.S.. BYRD became a major platform for tralnlng various elements lnrludlng Mldshlpmen and Destroyer School Department Heads. During the latter she visited llallfu. Nova Scotia. Spring brought on two LAN- TREADEX and a Sea Consx as preparations were made for her next deployment. Awards recelved were Battle E , Mlssle E , CIC E and Top Shooter ln LANTREADI-ZX thus establishing her nlcltname as The Shootlng Richard . Durlng her seventh Med trlp. BYRD participated ln Exercises Mag-lc Sword i0 and Swift Move. Upon departure from the Med a port call In Edlnburg, Scotland was curtailed ln order for the ship to return to the Med to partlclpate ln Mlddls East Contlngsncy Ops. BYRD returned to the U.S. In December of 1973. Early 74 brought exsrclse Springboard and a Destroyer School Dept. Head cruise followed by the MPA School and Protra Mldsx 74. The fall of '74 was busy with lnspectlons and preparations for 8YRD's Sth deployment ln November. if,-, 5 t 7 , --- V ' A , ': fl 'sf' 'M 15 M Wm .- Q W' W Av k'k'Vk IIC nl i ' .V.:,vJ. , F . ' A Z' V . T2 f 5 ' w I 4 1 ? W 31 F i 1 1' 1 W l Commander Theodore R. KRAMER was born September 28. 1934, ln Greensboro. North Carollna. He was graduated from the U.B. Naval Academy. Annapolis. Maryland and commissioned Ensign June 7. l967. He served aboard USS NEWMAN K. PERRY KDDR-883D from August 1957 to May 1960 as Gunnery Officer. In May 1900, fLTjll KRAMER became a student at the George Washington University School of Engineering before reporting for duty the next year as Instructor ln Thermodynamics and Fluid Mechanics at the U.B. Naval Academy. Following two year of thls duty, LT KRAMER reported to Subu- Bay RP. tu the Staff of the Commander, Amphlbloua Group One-Amphibious Force. SEVENTH Fleet ae Alde and Flag Lieutenant to the Commander. During thla tour. LT KRAMER participated ln the flrlt and three other amphlbloul operations on the coast of the Republlc of Vletnam. LT. KRAMER3 next aulgnment was that of operations omc-er aboard USS DEWEY KDLG-10 ln Norfolk. Vlrflnla. ln March 1967. LCDR KRAMER then reported to the Staff. Commander Naval Forces. Vietnam where he aerved a year ln the oapaclty of Head ol the Navy Operatluns Center. Returning to the United States ln March 1968, LCDR KRAMER became a member of the Polltlcalvhillltary Divlslon, Studies Analysis and Gaming Agency. 0fKlDlllll0hl of the Joint Chllfl of Staff and served ln the JCB until ordered to report aboard the gulded mlule frlgate. WILLIAMH. STANDLIY, Mayport. Florida. CDR KRAMER assumed the dutlea of Exerutlve Offlcer on 21 December 1971 and eerved aboard untll 30 March l974, CDR KRAMER la married to the former Dorothy N. WPZNTZ of Hickory, North Carollna. The KRAMER8 have three lone. Theodore. III. Charles and Steven and a daughter Kathryn. , , l gl bi K 5 , Q ,M V , -H- o --Q. ' ,, 1 Q ,il X .L L , 1 Q, 2 'sv . . , Ldw PROFILE I x Lf 35 Y-P 1 ug w EXECUTIVE OFFICER J. I... Dunn LCDR, USN Porhlpl Ono of tho must tlnnmnllingf nml thmrxklv-we hllla-ts aboard lhlp In that of Exocutlvn Offlrnr. Llnutvnmnv. Cfnm mlndor J. L. Dunn took ovar tha rains as I'IXl'IC ' on 24 May ID74. rollnvlng LCDR A. R. Iiuttugllnl. Immediately ho embsrkod on n program tu rf-mlvn ave-ry gll!Ch that was prnsmnt on hoard H YRIJ I 'lIl'ltlI1K'llKllll1'il lnlurmountnble problems such nu the Dolmlrumf' roqulrml dolormlnlllon throughout tho whole nlnn yards Ilut su tho pendulum swings . tlmo and nffnrt flnnlly brought n louch of clans to the oparntlon. Tha ship Is lnrlm-d for tunnus to have such n colorful and rsnpnnnlbln lixvrutlvm Offlcer. NGIN EERIN G :- ...E gaxbkaxn , I , W ' X .Qf dl. Q 2 1 I if ...vu- Y :P 'w.,f--, Hating the mgjor-ity of the ships company under his sqmizince is almost a full time job for the Chief Engineer-1 but he manages to get on the tennis cour. -.nhenexer he can The snipes. as they are commonly qiglmi. :Lil look to him for guidance and the signed supply -zz: Working with the basic four: steam. water. elec- :1c::5 sad telephones the Engineers g-et it started, keep 1: 5.315 and ,hum it down. From the hot. dlrtyjob of clesn- -ng ffrv.-sides. to me intricate details of A telephone sug1.::1.sri the Engineers prove that old ldlom lt All 511.515 far.-Fc' HiNl'f!-'ZfL1JF'l-'l'!-124 I. Huhertum l.l'UH., 1. 'YN T' f.,5.,. I P 1-I - w- .J 01, Nfqni 13 4 . .,,. 7, - . , , - ..Q..g:-wg i .A .f -, ,. V ,. X .. ,,.3.,,,,, ,, Q t. , 'Na in KI , . ' ,U-,V -4 'LU K , . .is f v ll . Y. 1 V 4 Q I fi 1, J U- - A - -- -- '- - '---' H 'k M ' 33: ji IFN J, I., Gary BTC, PZNN!iYL'1'ANIA MJHN PRUYUI SIUN ABWIWYLWT C. M. Wnvhhr LTJU. KFPi'TX'l,'KT Q 5 ff Q fa , we-1. ' Y I TU F J 'W Nifhulvm BT3. MICHIGAN: L. C E 'Kwan-i, PTR '-'IPLGINIAQ fl, D. Hall BTC. GEORGIA F1 f ,IC Xl! HT1. NURTH CAROLINA H. C. Tifftiel' BT2, NEW JERSEY i 1 3?7 V 'if iw Q13-x rx P041 I T0 H li H Hmllh BTPN 'JUHTH CAMO' X55 .re u l A Nh1HkUN BIN H. luhmnn ISIS OHIO H1 Wnilr va RT! HAIYA AW 'mx w v mf v Brrx KRS'-KN 'N x fin on A E Hoc-QILI PA, PENNSYLVANIA al N Mppo BTTA WYIT YIIUHNIA 9 W. Kleezm BT2. MICHIGAN . 1 .. A :I I . 0 X I :I , I, -.fm-W W, f 25 , NV. N. I R. Dickerson FA, MICHIGAN . J' I ,,,.x ,f BT2, NEW HAMPSI-IIRE3 G. S. Deitz BTFA, NEW L. T0 R. N. D. Whiting YOBKQ A. B. Linneman BTFA, ARKANSAS. K 1 L. TO. R.. R. T. Larocque BT3, RHODE ISLAN MICHIGAN. Q' L- T0 R. W l EIHA. J. Balmer BTFN, IOWA: J. J. Dickson BT3, PENNSYLVANIA: ' ' HUW0od BTFA. MAINE. F V Nllier BT3, NEW YORKQ T. Seward BTFA, CONNECTICUT. G. L. Sa.ml18l BT D: M. A. Wheeler FA v-,-,rf 4 Q' V f 9 g'4'5'+f.1.,l ,Q 4A5!,,!L.n ,AG U ' f FN, VIRGIN ISLANDS f- 1 .P Y... , I-. 'A'-rzffp F- 1 ,V 111' . , ,, , ,' .Q 5 .l .rf'fZQ?'1 - 'uv' 1 , an? A h ..,, v ' 'xi Ng' I as an , my INOINEIRINO MATERIAL OPYICZR J. B. Burger CWO-3. VIRGINIA a ng? .'. 1 , Behind Hal W. Tnyhr NHS. NSW TORX I ' T' ' 'I' '7'3!9 'fE5'i7!ii5f -,......a11'i 5 .'. 1 .'.Z'.'.11'-117 .-.U-....-n. I .'. '.'.'.' '.'.'.'.Z12 -11'.'.'.'.21 . .'. .H 'I ' 1' '.1'.' ...WSJ x . L. TO R. F. R. Doo!! MMCB. MARYLAND: D. L. Whitley MM3. NORTH CAROLINA. xx P. Muchka MMOB. FEDERAL GERMAN REPUBLIC W2 7' E L Hail FLORIDA A. P. Tale YN, PHILIPPINES J' It A P. Bowman HMI. KENTUCKY 4 , P. A. Clouurr FN, MASSACHUSETTS A h:.L,n Lgngax Y B Juana HMB. MICHIGAN. I. Till W I ru-CHU! Ivtvrunn x ann, rs nun ' 4',s4 N? A - ,ns 1 N 25, QS 'Q I if ws, Q1-Q K :C-c xhY,f- 53 x K ,N N ' vi-6 X Linn ,V N J . n I , .. rx' I ll v-- I -'a U H 'ln-aw-0 'n nt WU7 If AH 1 HUF! RUVTH f'ARflLlHA. In DOI J, M. WHA ' . I w N N I pf , . rxfff. I1-- ff. 14' . Iii I 'ff - fix! H. P. Vnndenbeff MHS. HICHTGAN 1' . . fjlulhfh Z. TO R. P. A 01m HMB. ALABAMA: NEW YORK. P. J. Bchullr PA. bn'-,. r 1, -.I un? L. TO R. B. A. Unrue MMS. NORTH CAROLINA: T. Stephens MM3, SOUTH CAROLINA. L. TO R. D. 0. Phllllpa FA, MICHIGAN: H. R. Osborne FA, GEORGIA M. W. Doxholmar MM3, ILLINOIS. H... -1 R is l f J f I 5 ,fff l if' ' I 1 Ji A ,. l,..TOR.R.A.Dnv1u mmm.onm,r1 r Y.-M, wma rarw mm R y lllnnd Jr. FA. OHIO, C' Jann YA. FLORIDA E ,- ' .w A , , msg.. f ' I If vi I ' I.. Sw!! MMI. GEORGIA R- Guy FA NEW YORK 80 Q YT L.. N Q !,,-fx K nuvuz ll: L-,1,:-11,1911 is L ruhun-urn una, SOUTH CAROLINA I i' 1 g ful yn v....,,r..4: rx vvvru uw--'rws 4 rf.-.. vu.: llllllllilffl ,, as A 1 I 2 RWQAOINMH TINNIYUIIIE 5- J.WL2cmu,lX5.NEW YORK F FL Plfmdo KHLWZBT VIRGINIA ,41 , ,,., M lil gT JN Ak -J xsmw ,?A:dZ?E,giOEN!Lr8RI2Igl A1?x?NNsY1.v.4N1A F sczmebemein MMC TENNESSEE G Booth ENFN CALIFORNIA 'A Z, Cndnmg ENC. PHILIPPINES J. Shelby MMFA, LOUISIANA I 7 I '. , ., S I V ,s . I 3 Q I L. T0 R- W.J.Ko1u- MMS. PENNSYLVAXIA: D. K. Kelly MRS. SOUTH DAKOTA. W. C. Damon FN. oHIO P15 J i .l f I. TOR I: It IMHMM1 UNIV: M 4. M- gm .-.,.x.-1 Ma L A KM- INS. ll-I-H4015 Q r :.m.-. rss mg1..xwAmc 1 l, TU I I f-qlnmqfu rl- AYKNIHA 'N 1 .. rw ' : w.-1 .. ... :M lg In S'lllUINl.A Fl A ihfl-un ful rfvv-x'f .mv'm .. -,A-.-A B.H.l1Def BUYS. COLORADO B 54 Born nm, vrnnmm Ho-hvmnnn IQM3. PFC .4143- , , - 1' Q L TW' -F ,, ' . ' .- ' C ' W u f ' ' ff --Q.-' ' ,4...,..., ,,,. . ..-. --M- ,N as -.1-.M .MW .-eq. -Ol-is - 'W'-0 vu .WV .4 ' +1 f,, ' fs , .Q .-.. ' l Q.. l N 9 w nq1mazMPN,vxnnxN1A E.:-'. F0ner1cFN.oxLAHoMA XMI . Y 1 , V' X X X, 'hx 4-. 11 X Y .sf I ,Q 5' ,Q A f, u I ..,, . . -I V ' I . X x 0. Hynes ICC. NEW JERSEY L. T0 R. B. Heavens ICS. CONNECTICUT: G. J. Gilbert IC3, 'Qi Lg f ' - NEW YORK. - . Wis HTFR. KENTUCKY 111 Background R. S. Cain FN, NEW YORK: For-eground M. H. Daley EMFN, CONNEC. TICUT. L. TO R. A. M. Lichy IC2, PENNSYLVANIA: S. V. Naval IC3, PHILIPPINES 1.1 K R. D. Carmen HTFN, NEW YOU-K 'K 95- 'V , ai. 1 1- L A L.T0 nvw ffffyl YBLPLOHIDA 'N J Mgrpny HTFR NEW Yi-JHK I I Wbodl JY HT2. BOCTH CAHOLINA, J 5 J.sZ1:e HYFPQ Kllifl ,KY Ierizgnx HTFR YIINNESBEH I. TUII' A Q I , Q. i 'lp S mmm.. NTI rxfwwevrumvm . I ' I r ' '.,- r HTYA MAhNAf'lH'NYT fl. I. J Krohor HT!! vnu: N' GITTI- L. T0 R. T. J. lc0o1n.n ENB. PEYWNSTLVASIA. A W CtAp:.A:. HTFR. A. L. Doc1arYN. SOUTH CAROLINA GEORGIA. OPERATIONS J . 1 I r 4 'M 4 5 v. ...fs -9 ' 4!'.llQ.A UPICRATIUNH Ul l H'l'ZR T J ll0lIllI.AH Ll' V88 y J 'nal Having the bulk of the tweekers under his control hnsn't been too difficult for Lt. Douglas because we all know tweekers are pre- programmed to work tlll completion. Doesn't the Operations Officers wish that were true. Bdfuntaining a safe and complete picture of day to dq' np-:rations and continual communications links with the rn: J :he un:-ld take: much of the day, Always aware J! elf.-czrnnxc ernisaions. the department maintains our set-nrzzy by meticulous and careful watchstandlng. izf'-441' t 5. if QMS,- -C' Q .N-id! W ,, , , . ., ,:,,: - Zi, I .. , I ,Q ,I I A I Q,- 3 W. 1 COMMUNICATIONS OFFICER D. J. Llowlynn LTJO, VIRGINIA R. Allan RMC WASHINGTON M R. Hilo RMS KENTUCKY in i PI,-any, I 1 L. 'IU R. D. B. Curry SN. NEW YOR.K:W. 8.MAIlor1 SMH. VIRGINIA. A 1 11.3 pw ,,L.., -Q- 4-'1 Nj. 'M S-:. f:-' o.w.sn1. lun. MICHIGAN u. z. eq. susu, :msn 1 I B.A.Danlolul.l8.TINNl!Bll 1' J Van-lull Jr Ln-it Flwrm. 6 Y' if 2 .. L. TO R. K. L. Adams RMSN. OHIO: J. H. Mlahlnr RMS. NEW YORK A. J. Folhr RMB. FLORIDA. H Crvvdor RHBN. OHIO ,, . V E ., I , J , .id f D R. P. Dovcnny RBS. PENNSYLVANIA iff!! N if J 1 l'.nn1'l0HlC MATZHIAI. GYYICZI A K Bscohlo JOB, MICHIGAN Wilii Wife ff H Hfgybui Lf ffl, CfJLfJKALKJ 95 J. Q. nun nun. naw max 1' n.v.4. 5-nu, nw 511100 i 'S Y L- T0 B.. J. Girth ETN3, TEXAS: H. D. Odom ETR3. SOUTH CAROLINA G. P. Eva: BTL HICHIGAS Big Mmclnfyre BTN3, NEW HAMPSHIRE T D Wallqufa RTN! l LUH.I1IA H YS ltr , . -yr his YTNN. VIRGI Q-54 '-4-iv Q 41 1 , ,-Q D C' Lohzor ET?ii. ILLXNCIS H H Bcnzpahnzt ZTR3 DZLZWARE L1 4 I - -J--'g...1 . P. J. Dlll EWU, OHIO I' K Infold BWI. ILLINOIS L. E. Hubbard EWR. VIRGINIA J. II Clulo EWS. NEW YORK .N M. , i Pl 'j 3? ,. H . fi 11 gt ry' 'fr 1 I 3 f DYYHZPZH. J H Pnrlnr LIJH '4'll'l1aI'Hk .i ,M v I 1 K H l g. JD' 'Q H ti' NK ASSISTANT CIC OFFICER J R Axud ENSION, OHIO f' N I ,glam , - S. O, Juhnu OSC. PENNSTI.'w'.kNEA J A Sinnici OSI. VIRGINIA f..Jl'3s w -BL -iw K E .L 5, U, JUAN ,,A. .ik ,,,, . V .- P Ls ,gp .4-'- '- LJ l ' ' .f- Z , f J. n. Duluagalo osa, PzsNsn.vAN1A J. P. sible! 059. MICHIGAN .:,-',s. - vga. ,fm 1 R. Curvy Jr OSHA. NEW YORK G. D. Marr OBBN, ILLINOIS If x 3 0 N . A.- - r s ' Q -sr-I . ' X- a J. w. mum oss. wr-:sr VIRGINIA J. D. Andre ossn, RHODE IBLAND 09 ' I . li 1 I TU! H T Wn:,um's'o r!'s'la1,1x'a A . '4 . TT -'Q-' V- -. . 'f : .H' I I ln5ruuU!il'iN,WIMIT VIRGINIA JIHJA M In Mum. 1-14 11141 1 r 1 . , -sg 4.. 4 I I I f YQ. I 'X f -' I lung H841 'iilrliifk Uviy Again Y' 5' Vhmmptiu UIUN. YLOKIIIA L. T0 R D N Nicilo O65 HAEYLANT Hntgrq 8:1301 T Y Knxu OSSN. MAINE R. K. Jaunisfn 059. NEW JIRSIT WEAPDN S E x . QQ f it - -E, ,QQ -oe , I 5,4334- g L ,Aw A f Q I, , F. , ,N 'su 44. 1 Q I 'Q' , . . 1 '. 1 3513 ' ye 1- if f' .. AV L. IN! 4 I , K 4 9' 4- ' l 'mln Wl'1Al'UNHUl F'l4'l'iN. ID HENRY Ll' INV 11111--ll Hll! I fl' fr l' 3 lu .L :4 ' n H4115 me bull of the ship undar hh watchful eye gl: fazgzmgnzng xhe 'Shoodn Rl:-hu-d' lmqo could be a f... lays 'uorl fur the xvhlpuhl OMOOPI buf bl f1.111.gn :J :rue and re-ad in bln spare limo. All him .z--Q-: :J C.-:fu lm-ment diner-union. Tho dock Apu. 5--,: 1:4..-ra wzznnnen and Ure mul:-ol men all maintain inc: e-.,.:y:1:enl nl its highest polenllll. Ru!! juli .J..lS4. 1 5.1 . pi..-e on the ship and han fray palm c - ff 34.1 ,1 L- gn.-1 When ll mum-a lu shooting. lho l'L.,:..:1: in ups f 9 39. S IRE: W. S. FIRST LIEUTENAN1' LTO R D A. Maclnxyre BMS. NEW HAMP H J. L. vmm 1,1210 war-11 vmomm Henning BMSN- LOUISIANA- fa Frnlvr J R Vrnin HMI HUVTH WARN LINA S. D. Q1-lance BMS. HAWAII .f-.4 -4 Y II Horn BME. OHIO ,hx g,,,.f:-A6 '14,- mi-. ,y T' . few I-Iwashko BMC, INDIANA: T. G. W. L. Brown Jr. BIS, FLORIDA L. TO IL W. A. Mares SN. ILLINOIS: L. W. Cox SN. OHIO: T. B. Noltlng BA' NEBILASKA: D. L. Pier-oe SA. KENTUCKY. 4 l l g,.-up .- f L 'ro IL M. J. Bukovu SA. FLORIDA. P. Higinbothem SA. NEW YORK L. ro R. J. E. PM-10 SA. NORTH CAHOUNA- L. w mmprm-,Q aus. New Yonx. 9. Robinson sn.. ILLINOIS: 4, mmm sA, WISCONSIN: P. J. Bm ,, ,fx 1 V :ff ,Q ' ' - -. , 3 , ti BA. PENNSYLVANIA. 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KENTUCKY: S L !Ac'Gc-e GMG3. VIRGINIA: D K, Ret-bmi.: GMGI. WHIBCONBIN: Exits GM'M ,i-1 -0.1: I., h 1 ANTI HUHMARINE WARFAHE OFI ICEIi 10. Klmbdl LTJO. OHIO I. R. Schultz STG3. ILLINOIS .5 24 Wx. L. TO IL J. Robllnl STG3. ALABAMA: G. C. Alexander STGSN. TEXAS: H. H. Boll' SIUE. WEST VIRGINIA: M. L. Wheury STG3. MISSOURI: D. W. Genung BTGS. INDIANA. Lv A I Cgnns STGC. MINNESOTA l' H N-nh:-lc-nn HIIIUF. WING D. Y. Onormux THB. MINNESOTA l 1' ,L f p Q 1. ..... Nr 'lr wr-f , KES . X t I J. R. Prichard BT03, MISSOURI L 'IU H 8 M Dun STUD. VIRGINIA, 8. R. Bhlnn BTO8. VIRGINIA R 5 Leluuak THEN, NEW YORK F. 1.--f 1 W, ,.,.Y, ' - Q in .t I.yia F' Y - ,, 'I 'Q , I 1' -fy A A 5 J' Q p I A K K -L- . - 1.3 - A. R. Iluor STI. MONTANA fvftv' If M fnffinv- FTF-I' HMV' J Vu' Huooolrudl HTOU. HARYLAND I 2 S 4 I I E , N., 5 L. T0 R.. R. J. Hudlaun TH1. NORTH CAROLINA: A. B. Mu .in GHTI. OKLAHOPLA R. Z. Dutton GMT3. OHIO H. Wuesbnck STGSN. OKLAHOBL-L X 5 - TIRE VHWITHAYY 'PYYI' FN l HlHnyIYl1b UNIV? . A h!.,N1.,. Flu! ROBIN UARULINA cf: FTH2. FORTH CAROLINA: M. D Ccwkiiw Frm T:: F 2. H,i:.r..::. PTM? ?lIf?ifGA.'5 T A 51:15 1 KANSAS Pi E.:z:a YTM3. NEW JERSEY. Ad-ohm: FTN3, WISCONSIN J Nl 5or:..of .P- ' 1 44 J, C. Sanchez PTMBN. TEXAS R B Jnclaun FTMBN. MAIN! B. E Blannalt FTMI, LOUISIANA X- ' 1 ll. fl ' an 1 L. W. Duuniny YTHS. TKXAI 1' N.,- 'f'w:: 11 Bftbzrx 'df Fiuncn NEW' YORK: A 1, Outrun. FTHBN. MARYLAND: J. L. Standll FTMQ. NGRTH CAROLYXA M J Hn.:r.E2L::n YTM3. MICHIOAF. :QI l. T0 H. D Plrnwn FTM3, XNUIANA, '- H. Pu.. 'AE'-E. MNH?-M H1 hi T I. Rnplngln FTM3, PPINNHYLV.-KNIA. J R Clamanh FTMI. NEW YORK T L. TO R. V. J. Ferich GHMSN. NEW JERSEY B. A. Szevnll GMM3. KANSAS: T. Henderson GMBH. Kentucky: J. Wilkerson GMMC. SOUTH CAROLINA, Y SUPPLY O V -Q ' , I - QE., - , ' , K - W1 -.lvvfty J fx 45,-Vmw ,-4.1. , ,M , , Q ,.: . ' gy A ' Y' wh. . as 'mf - k ...V lla X I,-V5 K X I ' V A ' X 'A A , , , . . t mi K ups K i . 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ULYY 1,0 FDU FOCIH YIIO f 4, ..-f .L1-1 24.1 lx she and uf the year whon your A -ns l..:1.C' .nrgrrj 33934 :Wi dl via ,ms:.,:, w, kv 7 ...e.....I 'YI - : Jzfiffa fs I , II ml 'II Ig DIBBURBI xr so orrlcza w. Hurry sxc, sou'ru CAROLINA R. c. Bqulrou Mac. soU'rH CAROLINA F. W. Owens LTJO, FLORIDA l:. J. rms., Jr. rms. KANBAB ps-Q ibn? L. T0 R. R. Y. JIIBKQI MSS. PHILIPPINES: O. C. Bdvmdor MBI. PHILIPPINES: B. A. Q I 3 , 1 x I l 'QRS-n If u D. G. Nah MBSN. OHIO 1 5 I aw ' if 2' 'V rv' If , 5 f 5' Q , . ,iq P . ' V .v I Smith MSSN. PENNSYLVANIA: L. V. Aqulpcl HSI. PHILIPPINES: V. W, Soanowski MBSN. NEW JERSEY. R. W. Bryce SKBN, OKLAHOMA N I I I .Q I L 1 Nga... gggg qgnlnu U . I-auf as t!!19!L1.L!l,A ua A lui-u HKS. ILLINOIS . I ,,. A I i Z.- .. z LTI 0 A ilu-nan ltlll vt!-urlu J ' r'.q.-w..a.- ue '11 u l f nn--ws IIN!!! IIIW YORK E. L. T048 SHI. DELAWARE O -f I' V lg-n ll-li! QIIUIIIA N451 A lxffvov lli FYI' Hlllfffl 'Q K. C A 'frmnu B! CALIYOIXIA WHL YN we 'x J .. 1-I ix and Q nf ' I I t 0 FZ: 4- c. a. ummm. sues, VIRGINIA 4 N- ei L. TO R. B. W. Smith SKSN. WISCONSIN: L. D. Rahul SN. PHILIPPINES G. Roberts MSSN, MARYLAND D. A. Salford MSS. VIRGINIA S.R. Esquig DK1. PHILIPPINES A. S. STUART CPL. Canadian Navy v it inte ll! IJ1 I A at Y ls lakh Nhhh IFNNA Ll l' N141 l un vs! B .gi H01 -I frvo-ol IHIN UYUIUIA 5, J 8 Po-:wo SHS! MARTLAN .J CN rTNNf-'f vs A J P Dbayvnurn BK!!! PENNSYLVANIA 53 J Va. AV. x -V . ,S ,,,V, V X H 5 ,O A ' ,. Ai A as , ,A , 1,3 1 ,.,t1 , n. : n....l:: r-1.,rr.Nle I , 0 0 tak I . 1 V 1 x . 7! wa ' ,Q I l tm-n 1 ,n-A. ,U n r rv x I p r,...1.4 rw '2 u 1 .,. vzaw ' ll 1 N4 W... X- QI A-I x' ll If - , . ,- f 4 J ' ws ,iw aa- . U if 1 I M ,zu ff S Q , 111 , ,I my 3 ...- - - Y - 1' -'T K E P ' .g.'.'...L'v'. fl . v-Q... ..-.,---,- ,,. ., K, If! T i, NAYIUATOR 8 V Broun ENSIGN. VIRGINIA ma-9 Q' S ggi V 3-Qi. L. TO R. M. D. Daniels QMS, NEBRASKA: H. L. Mollanen Jr. QMSN. ARKANSAS. M. Wilken! QMC. NORTH CAROLINA D. L. Prouse QMS, MISSISSIPPI Law Us 1-Q' 'tn I Y larm Th! Stl 1,11 I. C L'-donna PUB AIKANIAI A, V' 'mm if 1 'Ku ,,..-4-vvq.. ' -eff Ou up: ll A vpn. rn vxnmvu U I Kalki' TTCS, ALABAMA lr lavbyvmond I J lharlly VNU. IUWA if . rr- F' .. f rn, W. L lou Ylll. ALKAJIBAS ' its , ..,,,.,., ,. - W.. ,,.-.-ua W .Vn giilll'- ' .,. 4 I A.A,CInmeck1 1-:uCs,PzNssvLvAx1A 1 ., M., . K Oonnwn NHC. NFW TURN T, G Bchsdar YN8, hll88OURl 'I Prlvvmig HHH. F'lNYUlYl.VANlA N -,.---Y, i At Bullhght E. A. Capfmi BN. PHILIPPINES fffwefwfle C 2:41 114.1 Pfifl 1111 H Bffll LT Ca.1.::1-: C:.n.g.-:. Spaans Lua Irma: M.Am.54-:amz fined !.r.1?tm.4.:. 59.4.5.5 f'w.:Pn.2 84141: 'u.am..:.4.: A14-nun Ph 14.11. Hnhqnznvl in .Mawr fznnrfe Tama M ,Zan , A44 H. fspafvy LT Pf:'.n1.4.:. .:,.1g4..: .5 S... M we fu, A ' 7 sf ,- '- WC if lf- Nnx TI V. ,., . L..vL,1 NNN L27 Nw- if ll--I Q LI llvs is IU Ilvv IC! IH Ile-1 IH IM-r 1.I,iii - . lx l,1.I.1n I3 20 .Inn - 21 Qh .I.1n 27.1111 28 .Ian Il Fw!! 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Navy officers 5 fi nearly Iynched' X I 'Qing CORFU, Greece tAPl - Anti-American demonstrators today tried to set tire to an auf tornobile carrying two Ameri- can naval officers who had landed on this western Greek island during a protest against a visit uy their destroyer, po' lice reported, Police managed to get the ol- liceu back to a motorboat which retumed Jierh to the U.S. 6th Fleet destroyer Rich ard E. Byrdtlne ol the police men said the ollirers were nearly lynched' but there ms no immediate ininrrmnun lu support the statement The home port ot the destrov- er ls Norfolk. Une ol the estimated 4,-Ili ueinqpuratnrs. an Btlye-.ir nk! Greek, sulh-red a serum' had injury and doctors uid hr rm very little chance nl sursni al A statement ny the drgan- ixen ol the denmnstraunn uid they nad nent a mestuge in tht- Greelt government calling fur an end to all visits hy lf S nr-r ahlps. The statement said thr- uenmmtratlon was held in pm test 'against 'xthc antntirmk policy ti the l'.S. adminis- tntlon, and not against the America.: peiwplef' Local naval authorities had named against the siup's vnu. police reponed A L' S. Embassy spokesman called the nsit a Hschediled routine port call Apart from movements ol 6th Fleet vzssels based in Green-e. LYS udhcmls said it was the tint scheduled port cali since :nu-Amencan leelmg swept me counuy in the wake ol the Cyprus crisis and wllapae of the Greek junta last Juis 4. ix f its LJ 5, , We-,, 'Q -V , A-w K' rv .. I Y., qv am.-1 if, W-it It It ' l QL. Riots force destroyer to cancel Corfu visit ATIIIS CUPU 'The USQBAQA grip' Xhard Er Byrd Mrnday cn:-nfien aru.an-nevmiwirfemmfifcfiffuaf all ol ur.rA.rmnaa - luc,nU.S.E:rihnqqanknm.muA. A spoke-nrnxn la nh: pnn iulhlflj an 3 lin uhm d Cufu aid ur Mun, li l5ciuft4 ll I Lm. Hind-ry Al lk p1.lUadcn.ll14Jp.m aluardcnxnr IIUCT nude! wnnrd me pun cn.m.u.':4 nu-Arnericunbnll WIZBH and the aotd. mimarnng I-vid lhodldl nnnhed coward mr hu Alrrrinm ou! of llrrv-rr ' Two U S naw otha-rs who dm-iv: ui the IDU!! were hmrl in ntl! ti mf- pun mi! 'KClDXfH,l1'H lld M ddrdy prim ndmg an nimorryrlr Hi to the pan! :rd was hull-y inyurvd darn he was puma-d by nv ai-n-immrnnn l'llhf1ll'1l1lld Fhllcn UM Um :hath d Un nnwn'yv.'lc ndluuuwcxt-ruzh.iih.admicm mcumivullmhrmnm.ruun 9 848645 U.S. destroyer leoves Greek port offer mobs slone officers 'PV 4-f fs'f 'ii' Thr- I' S 2 ' aff? if ihrrl nhriipily mile-d H11 A ' f 2 :ar Kris inland nl lhr- T J-H' i' -f fnf-it :flu-rrimvnl lasl ' i af'vr arf. fxrvirerifan muh: nun:-rl 'Y' 'f 4 l'f7fl fifflfvrl and ifltnf, in lt' 'Sr ' grg 3' v T'-o 'lff'T', rr ,ffl Mahi hours aft:-r ar- rvrzzi !'r 'Lf feral xml of a VS war- lhz: ff- a Crwk port xinfr- anti-American unfzmvnt wept the rfiunlry alle-r the f 'fT'2F 'rms Tart July Many Gr:-ck: Flare- the Vmtf-fl Slain lfir the Turkish zrvasmn of Vppmr The iw- officers wont ashore while ah-out 4.010 Iwfifrhi wr-rv df-mfmslrating against the ship! visit. Police said thc mrib stoned them as they left their mrilor- boat and :fit mln an autnmfihile. 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