Samuel B Roberts (DD 823) - Naval Cruise Book

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p Q O DIVISION Fin! Row: C. L. MUEHL, ET2: R. WESTCOTT, RDSN: R. A. SMITH, R035 H. G. CUSTER, RDI: R, J. VASCOTTO, RD! W. P. TYMINSKI, RDSN. Second Row: A. M. VILLANTI, SN O. JOHNSON, RDI: E. T. FENNESSY, ENS: J. D. HENDRY, ENS: C. W. COX. ETI: J. A. GUNN, RD3. Third Row J H FARRAR. SN: H. C. FREE, RD2: S. 6. STASZEWSKI RDSN R. N. VORNDRAN,RD2gR.J.MICKLUS,RD3 G L HUNT ET3: E. LA FRANCE, RD2: H. M. WELLINGTON RD2 Missing from picfure: J. A. TURNER. SN, :Tasks 'vo in X I I f OQRUSBO. CODTBC - X kxonr Enom! X A A ,acofnmenda 5 1 A bT.I qc 71 M5 'D S Sena Ike os:. 4 X nl X 5- ' 9 , as , ,, 3 I Whai's 'che bearmg' 7 L ' 4 . Cougar Warnina Aquamarine ,, alcoxugon ' KARL G. HEINZE, LTJG Assf. Navigafor

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OPER TIONSDEP RTME T 4.00 and C Divifions make up llu: Opvralions lJvparlnivnl.f' lu' Il? and cars of ilu- ship. C Division is llu- rvsponsiliililv 0 eve' Comniunivgitions Officer and cousins of Qnaru-rnuistvrs, wllo I1 1 care of all visual coinninnivaitions lflafliing ligzlit, sn-nuiphorv, ig. lioisisl and lllllllllvllilllft' of ilu- liridgi- and otIu'r vontrol station Radionu-n, who un' rvsponfilvle- for ilu- provvseiiig mul l'0lllIl1I! 0I ull I nirssagvs to and from llu- -Inip, and llu- 1-Iv:ining,: :nul operation all radio Q-qnipme-nt and uffovigiu-il fpau-vs: Yi-onu'n. who take 1 1 of all vorrvsyaolule-nw and nminlziin xlu- rm'uornIs and filvs rvqnlru a ship: and 'l'rlvnu-n who lmiulli- llu- ship! ninil. O Division if ilu' ri-xponfiluilily of llu- CIC Offivvl' and FOI!!-I Is of lludgirnu-n and Ifli-4-troiiic ,Il1'l'IIlIlK'ILlIIS. 'IiIu- Rillllll'llN'l1 num if' I lfonilrul Information lll'Illl'l' :Ind am' ri-svonaililv for kvvping 4 I. , PHILIP B, CRAMTON, LTJG Operalions Officer I X :S-'I ,z I bridge infornu-il of ilu- position of whips, :iirvrnfl :nul land, 11 making l'l'L'0lllllIl'lIllLlIIOIIS, :xrriva-il :it Ivy plotting: und l'l't'0I'lIIlUl 1 radar and radio infolnuilion llml llu-y l'm-we-iw, 'l'lu- lflq-vu-onu 'licclinivians rvpuir and nuiinluin ilu' 1-l4'i'tl'ol1i1'e vqnipnlvnl Or llu- Ili-purlnu'nt. llrivflv llum- arm' sonul of llu- jolis pvrfornuwl Inv tlu- pvrsonnu ilu Up:-rzilionv lk-pzirlnu'nl on our fliip. llnrinp: ilu' vsorlm thvy pm-rfornu'd Ilu-ir tanks voim'ic-nliomly :nul nvarly Iainlllcssly nn .ill kinds of op:-rationf :ind in all kindf- of woullwr. 'l'lury rim da-scrvv a good old Navy UL l of I uni: .,..,. U I l C DIVISION Farsi Row R S KREZMINSKI OMSN N R GALLOWAY RM3 C PESCE OMSN B L WINLAND RMSN P WENT WORTH SN D A YANIKO YN3 F D STROHMAN SN L M HANSON OM3 Second Row H E TEDFORD OM3 J E WHITE RMI T J SPAGNOLA OMI R SEEGER LTJG J SIMON LTJC-5 D WOODSON OMC C A PALABRICA, YNI. Third Row: l.. W. KLETT, RM3: D. H VIEHWEG RMSN D J VICKERY RMSN A A KERTES SN J D SMITH RMSN R S HESKETT YN3 T M GAM BARO RM2 J A EDWARDS RM2 W E KLESYK QMSN Missing from Piclure T J DONOVAN PN3 K D ANDER SON OM3 O W IRISH QM3 R F RUSSELL RM3 C T FANARA TESN H R ROCKWOOD TE2 . - . - , , . . , , , , Q : I . . ' . 1 . , 1 - - , , . - ' - , n - - I I - . - I u - - . . . . , , . . I . 7 ' - u 1 . - . I - . I , . . . . . . , : . ' . - , . . . - - . . , . . . , , 1 . , - . I I ' ' 1 - . . , . - . 0 I 1 1 - , 1 . . , . I : . - , .

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l i GUNNERY DEP RTME Commenve Fire. Two simple words but before they can be said months of training and preparation are required. Somebody once remarked a Navy bhip is a floating gun platform. This is essen- tially true-although the 'forpedomen might want to' change the words slightly to read: A floating torpedo-launching platform. ' i The secondary lunrtion of the Cuitnery Department is the main- tenance of the exterior and certain interior spaces of the ship. This 1 in itself requires constant attention, if the ship is to present 8 I' , , P stuart appearance. Exery one knows that you ean't hit a target if the guns aren't pointed in the right diret-tion. Getting them to point in the right diret-tion is the l-'ire tlontrolmaxfs joh. A frequent complaint heard was that, we hon-sighted eserytlting hut the K guns. Keeping the guns in firing vomlition is the Gunn:-r's Mates job. Painting, chip- ping, grinding, luluirating, and repairing't:oes on day after day. Meanwhile the lim-k l'lot't'm' was husy, trying to keep the decks and lrttlklttmttls painted, passapm-ways clean, heads and wash rooms up lu par, lt takes mr-eks to svrape and paint the main deck, hut one dafs had storm and they Imam- to start all over again. Nou don't ser- the sonztrtm-n often, hut they Nlilllllcdn their way L around the mould. 'lihv Sonzmnen also received quite a workout during ASW t'Xt'lt'ls1'S. The Yli0l'lH'tlUIll0Il have five fish to worry ztlmut, 'liheii total xalur- is upproxinmtely S90,00U, and it represents ull llllllltlllllll lvsptulr-llnlllly. 'fake all these trained pr-oplv. put them togvtlter at CQ, lie them lotta-tlivi with few :-tmnd- ol sound powered telephone line, and you JAMES W. LESLIE, LTJG Gunnery Officer haw- a Ivana ic-udy to shoot. 't ut ' N ' Si , N A ss, , ' 1? - ' f I l l ll V Q vb 1 it nl e.s e ORDNANCE DlVlSlON s R w A B ELLS JR SN J A Z RBE N A CURRY SN B C WREN SN R K RIDEOUT GM3 P E JACQUES FT3 E F BREZNYAK SN W H DUVALL. GM3 R J CUNNINGHAM FT3 Second Row F O OL SON GMI K R W CURRY FT! P W WEHRMAN LTJG J F Mc6lLL ENS A S LOVE FT2 G D McGAR VER GM2 Third Row R R EGERDT GM2 W E McGEE l Q GM2 J E PARENT FT2 L ALEXANDER SN W E HARTZ SN J H BROWN SN H ZEIER SN J W CRUCE SA H A ZUMBAUM SN R C BANKS FTSN B J BONNER GM3 J J SHEEHAN GMSN J M DU BETSKY SN A J DaCAMPO GM3 R G NORMAN FT3 E D MILLER JR FT3 S R J LOGAN GM3 Mass ing from Pucure W E BOUNDS SN H GARABEDIAN GM2 J L RAMMAGE GMI P? .V t.. E gt...