St Louis (LKA 116) - Naval Cruise Book

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1979 volume:

:fax O f 1 4 n - ,ik 4.- - --ff' 'H -f.. f- ' 'Q X, . , 5, s N.. ,A : ' . ff ,f v, ,' 5 3: ' ' 1- - Q l Alu, 'Aria' - 5 tjfla' ' I ' A, W 4 4 ,f ,J A M I, . , . 3 ,, , .lg , ,Ass I if ' ' ,Af x-'1 xr x ' ' - f I'f' i 'n 'S-. f' 4 A , S' X , f Q . Q - 2 - X- I ': .,'f 5- ! R ' ., ,Q f Qs! 4 X5 ,v K A fl ' .X ' 1 y V X ff. ' in f' x -e- -V fwffm' -- 0 h 1 f . aww? ' f ' 1-4 cf h ff? ANA A 5 1 ' . ' i A . fw X . 4- Q M-ff vw f J - , Q . 7, fly! -i I ex. 9 - . K J N X. 1' iff Um ' ' - , f I 3 ' l fx i s i Q. V F' NXT, VA 0 ,f:g4uT.,-4.1-3 l K, A1 I- -, ,. P. . x 1 ,f on , - n 1 K 1 .f - 111, I gk: ,-1, , 4 '-- ,f L X li ' Al' .Q ' I V 'cf sx1j'G '.:,nN'L'll nr1ff'1-u.qNhS? ,, , , I ' Ax ,S 3 -5' .1-34 -Vv' 5' ' .. J. M I f In 41 Pgvm . A ,I n .. ...Q , ,lk-AA U ,gn x ly I F ,f .J t A ' -I 'L ff L nz ' I ' 1 Lrfaf b I ill . . W A I Ai A 'A i, . A v . nf 6, 1 d I rv I , ' En., - '- Q., ,, f - 1, . 5,7 .IXUR7 V + .fffvm wf. i' 'li V V 1 - ' -S ' -:lt - , nt ' ' I X A ' 1 ', ' ' ' ,,,,, 4' D lp 1, ,. I ve QI, . , , , N ..- ' V LN - ' 0 .il 'A.f. H7 .zu ' ,, ' I. 4 !.fi:ng llnpnlllnununaruu-xr llllllillllllllllllilljfll l'ltUA!4'J,l.?,-g TlS:'?H'!. 5.S:nngs'fl 5 -iw, fU5,.4er,.f V .C IA.-:A .hi Y W.!qhpf',' If ,f:I. hxlal j J fntrlfx,-Vx 4 J ' 'i f f :'!f. K. ,,fl-J' ',,f'i',,, ,fX ,, l-f Q 'Q ' p X. Y 'ax ' S. 'N.s x: Ll ',lf'Vg' ' n 1, a 1' if 4 l ' . . :U Q 3' 1' - 7 If ef Q J -fur, s I w,.I L':1:+u,, VIN .'l.4.l1llllIllllllll ' A,l..,,, A ' 45:3 '61 L , Y?-i'kv, 1,5 -1'-'r f'!fQWl 'S I 1 'a I' 1 -'3, xii' ffyzlw .,, -1 - me .. 9 if 'la A 'ffm 'a ' , 1- N ' :J 1 K ' if-1 k 1 . ti W - iff? I' ' nw but +15-: I 1 K 5 -1 ' 1 if , 1 JI X x is ', ' ' 1- Al Vial '.,i'. x ,W I . f . Gag ' -lulnnglo 4 , ' .' 1 --I ,' - . 1 X.. 'XFX ' 1-' -A I .- I' iff 55-ni' ,. I , '- f ' A ' 3 A Lg... . 1. . .Nj f, K- I- 'W .K . .I ' as I s gh., , 4 ' ' ' ,A I ' ,wwf , + 44' ig.. af' ir- 1 49. is i 'X K 1 . 5 A 1, f N , ,-r--Q., . r,4 . Qi -. fx- fa :aw-' ' 1 X -. . - 4, - f' N , 4- D-3 -,H N- 'lnuinnnll' X -W.. -.Q V, li 44 ' . Mv ' ' -an-q.,u' N W'h.. mffffkiflfggf W4 315, W Q4 If-kf '3, 1 Q . .qi 1, fun V- iv SA 4. A A A, , , ,Q ',.g.,r- W, 5 fffgwy 1 , , .1 E , ,, q 1 ,4 f 1 ,v jf!! f AMW-if I R ' I ',f,, ,- 9 - f - 4 la JT f - X Umm ' : f- W A f , ,X ' - , ,,, ,f af I 3 A v .,f f'!WH V ' : '- in 9 ' 595 Q , ,yfli ,,g5,,'l.4y ,hy v f ,Q MMA, .5 s f .ff 1- 'R H' Q A i In -Q. 1 -w .' U. x ,f , ff ., I , 1 ,, gr f 9 F fr 4? ' H-vi P 9' f ' 7 W + ff fi - 5- ' Q-1 ff A ' U' V 'A J . 9 M. , , 4 .1 .- 5 ,. 4 1 I 1, Av ,,,, Q' p 1 3' lx gy Y-wif X .Ay n 1 tr.: 3 A 7 'lg If W' A r. ,I 4 , p, D y If pg 4' IJ: .ti 2 L V ,W 1 If , . 'W ff Q , , ,Q P , 9 ,f4.,.,:-5, X Q .' bf? ' '5-, ,T , , 5 , '3 ' I 4 1 1 f 'ff 4' I-1. w. . I I' '41 Q5 'Wi e sur 5 V , 1 'J Sri 'F Q 155 I Q t t in ! 4 f Hs f an fx A 1 H ' ,F , 1, , A1 f If B, , . MM, 3 K , , . .. M M-,5,,p. K This X Q, I H , ' A ' fpwnf ,. f. s !f, if K 1 ' 4 Q ,pf V ' 'tif f U 4 11,1 i ., y' H I' Y xx ,I N 1 , V . A V Q . V' V iy. 3 f V K .4 I V M W ffi, , dr?-. yd I lx A' ,fri-hfV,'7,,fA 5 - , , 5 lJ'1'fn,Lf4-A I Q ,f I L lj' lg B 1 W 'pw s ' ' -fgffa' ' , f,., af 'fsf ' f'L., Y 7 U 'ivy iff' 1 ' X , ,n J , 5' 1 'gh' y V M 'I' 16' 5 ' -X 1 4 , p ' ' qv 1 ' - ' 1 , 5 xy f K-19 4 V' P J' ' Q Un- ,fflf , .t 6 , v ff Q f-1 - - M ,f1 f , ,1 W ,I L . I 'bf , 1. w ,ft -- , ff-2 ' ff ,ff - ' . ff s W L4 ,. 1' .fm an nf ' A f-wx, , -Q. 1 l 1 1, 11 V ly D thi M3 , , ,L ini, , ,V . ,tix LIZ, 4 lg y X 4 rg JAM1 A Q K r Q 5' . Iffddl ,final 5 ff?-1 ,,i.',1P'p,.1 L, f V, ' ' I - xt, - 'A f, ., ,. M711 ' V 47 A gl VA 'xy' JFJJM' .Y E S 1' , f f .., , I fc., 32,1-, V u Q '5 A 1 ' ' 1 qi 4 5 f 4 if -' IQYA, , A 4 , A Q A x N ' F. 4 v y 'f.. 1,5 ,f-fstf. frftv--f.' , , ..+ I 1 gi. 1 - j sf .wi . 'A' . -- 1 , s .. Q u, 4. yd J z.,, ,n...M 4- KV ,!,H:,,,., B ,.,j,l,L sf-f,,',l fi W! 1,J , M L pffklxg V' , A 1 g I P Q.. . Q M . I -.5 ., if 1- . A, -fd V af P , 4 .f .4 I Q v ' , Q 1 1 , IJ Q - X '.' . Nw. 1,1 ' ' , U K if ' J ' lUfL '- .. . rf' X infra , ., f Y- K ff 1' 'f' ' K ' Q ' V 1H-mm t ' ' - M , if v ',, - . - -- 5 ,A ' ' Q 47 Aff',Jfff,:'- 'A , 1 f ' ' '. f 1 A ..:, 'fxfff'- - 5,,ff-h nf - Q. f 1 4 -QQ! f,, ig? gftfug V if! , .A I 5.7 1 f , , ,ff : J, A .nf ,, ,Q A Q., Vw I. , t , t ' - ' , 1, ff , '11, I 'I ,nf , fl I kg' P , air 'Q' ' iw s f I , ,,.. ' , ,, M ,Q ' , , fr ' f 1 ' Q, h 1 I L , . V Hwy gf,s4j,3, ff -VA . A 1, ,,, ' U ' X r fr! syn' Q ' . tj ,- , ff' -, gd ',r,w,, z en fl ' v L ' W 112- Qt, I-Q 1 Q -' Y' . ff ,. ., . f . x ' L 'E fx . f ' 5 ' 'f ' f-! f ff, V,'f ' U ' 1,1 I Y'-I? ' If-Jfrifz ' 5 nfgbqgfi x ,q v 1A .pg ,W af'f.FgL,.! A fl . , 'lg .v K 'fl .Nl 3, 1 ff ' X ' ' 'x ,ff '+A 5 is If ff - A Sus' 4 4 , L - ' P , n , , , Q Q' V ,gg -. A' 4 f, M , , 4 f-- U. . P ,fx - 1 A M. . If . Q.: , ' 5 1 Q W Yun f 4: , 'fe fo-11 , . 5 'lg ljlillrnlrrsugpp ,u ,. V' , ' ' f ,, 'f-f . '.l4 ,'- N 5 qw A ' I Ill' - f - . Q -5 1 ' I 1 Y .. , I. K. il .A,. , 0 A zllflK!'f,f'.lff qrrnnrnnzagaaimildtitiffa ,. Q., ,Q N. f H . 9 X .vt J.. V V V A H. .lf ,N .Vat , 5 ' 5 -X -V ,ir 3 I-M V y n1Q l'l .I I rf .w mv- f' .. 'i f ', i ',f'f f Q ,. . ff .V 5 , 4.4 f r may I t 0 . rr . 4' . 4 l , n QB MK' -Y K' It - . I KWH Y- f A ly-1, - Mix 4 Q .' I' LA- . '3 Q 1 ' 'df Q: rw f' ' I f' A L of z '2- h .. ' ., '1 :4, K A I , 1 M .f 1, -f -, , - , , 1 W U I W ' - 'A ' '5 . J 7 'fflH4Lf,fff- .Q-ff ff 1 ' 'J w. 1 X t ' , ' U D if f,' A V- fl.. . , , V , f' .f ' 3 7, J J ' ,- ' f' fl fy . I i it 4 I ' ' 'nf' E Tl ' , , '1 4 -f WH H , - . Q .I 1, W , 1 gy H , , ! . J 3, 1 K r, l N f i vfI7jA1 , 'M -+- - t Y ak K- Vyufa V J I Q L I 4 I .- l 111 I' NHL! 'CH-QI 'W lf' I WH,-ww m-mba' 'N '-mln, fd ' 1 lu ' 4 nd , 'Y :Fl llltnr-an DY '-1 vq H-H .. f X -v r 1 5 wiser wg Q55 'f ' uvrl-I3 -u-xt' .f ,u wg-19Mu,, K - V. 33, W 1 - A V usa-,,, , . -r-I ' ' - '- , ' Y ' v Ei ,3 s-fa., , Q- - . j' -,-v '. -V ' l-'Wm ,.., F1- X -...M 5 ,v:,,,,, , . ' ' ' v' Ny-.4-r.x .0 bum, N, r,,,- ,N 1' ,M ,M ' Y, .f,1.,,,7 v- A nf ,Q GV- , 4:,? X hw K M --w .rx-'j..,,,, A W iv -Q, .' ' Jw.. - 4' i- ' ' - Q , f -' zy,... T aim! N - 11' -- .... -A , ,JI n A L nw -wx f nu,-Q , ' '-fav dlunrlh- ' f ' ' ' ... - - A- ,hw ,. ,v ,- 1 'Q -QL i- ch.: -I ,X 54- ---'g-- 1, fur! 'V' - ' ff:-U vw---' 1 ITT' l.'1 fi .3 gf.. 1 R - 21 SEPTEMBER , F- Y -:K T: 'N M ,fn M, 5 .54 , G' ,L 51 TYPE: A APRIL 3, 1968 MPHIBIOUS CARGO SHIP flE'EJLNf:,2,5. JANUARY 4, 3363969 LENGTH OVERALL: 575 FEET 5 INCHES - 1 NOVEMBER , MOUNTS BREADTH, MAXIMUM: az FEET COMMISSQNED' FOUR 3 X50 CAL- TWIN FULL LOAD DISPLACEMENT1 10,500 TONS E ATR5Q'C4f:N - 642 DRAFT, FULL LOAD: 25 FEET 5 INCH S - I - P5 NUMBER OF PROPELLERS: ONE ISHIP 5 CREIXQSSQEQQAFQ: 11 SHAFT HORSEPOWER: 22,000 MECHANIZED ING BOOMS. 12 SPEED, SUSTAINED: 20 KNOTS, NOT LESS THAN CARGO HANDL - 4 CARGO HOLDS: E NAME OF THE H FLEET TO BEAR T THE AMPHIBIOUS CARGO SHIP USS SAINT LOUIS ILKA-1163 IS THE SIXTH SHIP OF THE 9 THE VESSEL CK CITY AND COUNTY OF ST. LOUIS MISSOURI. - ISER COMMISSIONED IN 193 - EATTA THE MOST FAMOUS OF WHICH WAS THE FIFTH SAINT LOUIS, A LIGHT CRU EXTENSIVE SERVICE DURING WORLD WAR NES 51' 1 AMOUS IAPA D WE II. SHE WAS MOORED AT PEARL HARBOR DURING THE INF E ON DECEMBER 7 1941 HER GUNS SHOT OLL TER SHE PP-TR EU , . DOWN SEVERAL ENEMY PLANES DURING THE ATTACK. LA L OF ALASKA TO BLOCKADE ENEMY CON HE A TE RRISONS IN T LEY vOYS ATTEMPTING TO REINFORCE OR SUPPLY IAPANESE GA ISLANDS. THE SAINT LOUIS SAW HEAv A AND 'JAN OKINAW f S Y ACTION IN THE SOUTH PACIFIC SOLOMONS GUAM SAI SHE SUSTAINED HEAVY DAMAGE I - f ' FT THE SAIN AT N NOVEMBER 1944 WHEN ATTACKED BY 12 to 14 ENEMY AIRCRA AWARDED THE NAVY UNIT COMM - EVEN B RECEIVED EI- ENDATION FOR OUTSTANDING HEROISM IN ACTION AND ALSO STARS AND AWARDS. 9 4 E kv 'ill' A THIS BOOK IS DEDICATED TO THE STALWART, STEADEAST CREW OE OUR ST. LOU. THROUGH LONG SWELTERING 1A'S, TO MONOTONOUS MIDWATCHES ON THE PHILIPPINE SEA, TO EXOTIC LIBERTY PORTS, THEY HAVE PERFORMED THESE GIVEN TASKS WITH THE EERVOR AND ZEAL, WHICH HAVE COME TO CHARACTERIZE OUR FINE U.S. SEVENTH TASK UNITS. coMMA DER MPHIBIOUS sQuADRoN sEvE . S - Q .L S -sa CAPTAIN FRANCIS L. ROACH, USN CAPT ROACH joined the U. S. Navy as an enlisted man and studied electronics in 1946 u 53 In june 1949, he entered the United States Naval Academy as a Midshipman and graduated an Ensign on 5 June 19 As a commissioned Officer, he served on board the USS MCKEAN IDDR-7841 as Electronics Officer, Navigator and CIC Officer from 1953-1955. From August 1955 to October 1956, he was assigned duty as Flag Lieutenant and Aide to Commander Cruiser Division TWO. From December 1957 to january 1960 he was assigned to duty with the Bureau of Naval Weapons Representative Pomona, California, performing duties of Measurement Standards Officer. From january 1960 to june 1961 he served 85 Commanding Officer USS DUVAL COUNTY ILST-7583. He was appointed LCDR in November 1962. From 1965 to OCf0be' 1968 he was assigned aboard USS LONG BEACH ICGINJ-91 where he served in the Engineering Department as DCA and Electrical Officer and in the Operations Department as Combat information Center Officer and Operations Officer. He W35 appointed Commander on 1 july 1967. In September 1970 he was ordered to place in commission and command USS SAE BERNARDINO ILST-11891 homeported in San Diego, California. In September 1972 he was ordered to Operational Test anf Evaluation Force Pacific, San Diego, California where he served as Director of Combat Support Systems and Direct0f 0 Programs. He was promoted to Captain on 1 September 1973. In December 1974, CAPT ROACH was ordered to Washlflgtolzi D.C. for duty in OPNAV as Special Assistant for Research and Development Coordination to Director RDT8fE. He assume command of the USS ST LOUIS on 17 February 1977. On O2 june 1978 CAPT ROACH was assigned the dual statusi Commanding Officer, USS ST LOUIS and Commander Amphibious Squadron SEVEN. On 4 November 1978 CAPT RQAC turned over command of the USS ST LOUIS to his reliefand continued in his assignment as Commander AmPh'b'OuS Squadron SEVEN. 4 COMMA DING OFFICER . t ' - . g,:'U.' .4 Q ,O 'N' A 115 CAPTAIN E. DALE DEWEESE, USN Captain Deweese was born in Bowling Green, Kentucky, on 26 December 1933. In 1954 Captain Deweese enlisted in the Navy. In August 1956, following training as an Aviation Cadet, he was designated a Naval Aviator. During his naval career Captain Deweese has served as Operations Officer, Fighter Squadron 211, NAS Miramar San Diego from 1963 to 19665 Flight Instructor, Fighter Squadron 124, NAS Miramar from 1966 to 1967, Aircraft Handling Officer aboard USS F. D. ROOSEVELT QCVA-421 from 1967 to 1969, Executive Officer, Fighter Squadron 124, NAS Miramar from 1970 to 1971, Executive Officer, Fighter Squadron 126, NAS Miramar from 1971 to 19725 Commanding Officer, Fighter Squadron 126 from 1972 to 1973, Navigator aboard USS CONSTELLATION CCVA-641 from 1973 to 1975, and in the Politico-Military Division IOP-613 of OPNAV from 1976 to 1978. Captain Deweese is a graduate of the Naval Postgraduate School, the Naval Command and Staff School, the National War College and George Washington University. Captain Deweese is married to the former Ellen Patrica Mucha of Conventry, Rhode Island. Captain and Mrs. Deweese have two daughters, loan-Marie and Michelle, and reside in San Diego. EXECUTIVE OFFICER I if---: ' COMMANDER WILLIAM A. PALMER, IR. USN I nk I ,,, I SHlP'S SENIOR ENLISTED ADVISOR A BMCS CHARLIE MEIVIN I HIP'S MASTER A RMS FORCE ,ACK X MAC THOMAS CLEMENT, CMAA . YL- x Ng! ' WTARY ,BUSTECE f' ' SC . ,, L .3 i 1 X, , x A 'VT . A-. .,,,,, 'Q -'Kitt'-iv .- y uv w.A ,A - uvx- So T-1 L rv..,1Z'fph:,,-C,1Jhq:d . I nf, I-11- -Nxu f, .. .' V' M, ' Y' . .Usb LEFT TO RIGHT: SK2 ROSS, SM1 SHORE, SM2 LANE, EM2 HODGKINSON, ET1 WADDELL, BMC LAWSON, MAC CLEMENT ' QA - , . V '. 'V 5' 4+ . - .u ,I A-zfC0ZIfWSf N, Tai ,...,,,, ,,.,, . LIEUTENANT KEITH LEBEAUX 1 ST. DIVISION OFFICER LIEUTENANT UCI IERRY BILLINCS BOAT GROUP COMMANDER 'N V' C 35 ...nu-1 if Pv- fi .NI 4-I I K 5 ,WV A ..I...,.,..3ib-Q, I ENSIGN ALLAN SIMMONS P 2 ND. DIVISION OFFICER A !! f'z-'ln CWO4 MARCUS DUNSMORE SHIPS BOATSWAIN ' FIRST LIEUTENANT 6-fI'i 'S55JP' IE, LDCR DAVID CARLSON, USN N 5 f ' i ANT U.G.I MIKE BIALOTA H. DIVISION OFFICER MT FIR T DIVISIO Aw D V! T lf - LTO R FRONT LTIG. LEBEAUX, SN. COSGAYAW, SN. BAKER, SN. OREGC, IOSN. ERECHMAN, BM3 WESSEL, BM2 MOSS, BM3 RLXMIREZ. MIDDLE SN. DABN1ER,SN. EARNHAM,SN. RANDOLE, PCSN. MILHORN, SN. BOWDEN, SN, MOLINAR, SN. HOEY, BM3 PAOLETTO, BMC WILLEAMS. BACK SN. COMEX, YNSN. HOIUM, BMSN. WISE, SN, BORC-ERDINC, SN WEAVER, BM3 HANSE, BM3 LYTTON BMW NICHOLSON. r as A, ',,,, 1-4-- -13' 'i i IT DON'T HURT TO WANT' R3 llannggg Yr 9' 5 ,J Q v w , 2 ' I Jr k'l 1 l H-5. NOW SET 1A THROUGHOUT THE SHIP M 13,1 A i av' ,. X W N Nw. YOUR BREAKING MY HEART Q W4 W t I , ETGEIII A 'H T 4 0 :ACA Y Lmuns-5 A - , ff 11 IF 41 P - Mlm WE'VE HAD IT NOW jOE! BURNT OUT! , , .14 '? f 1 r if H gi I f F N i---'fp f X ... 119 ww! 1.. .aq- A LOCAL THUG! ,-'Q v T 1 O in 1v-- fe' 5 X -1 I P gi my lf: . ,uf my SECO DIVISIO I Ps EWU... L TO R FRONT SN. GRANT, BM2 IUNEAU, SN. BOAK, SN. BURROUGHS, BM2 KUNDE, BM3 MEARS BM3 BOELKE, BM3 GILBERT, SN. ALMONY. MIDDLE ENS. SIMMONS, BM3 SAMPSON, SN. SIMMONS, BM3 GARDNER, SN. GIBBS, SN. BOE, BMT LAWSON. BACK SN. BOW, SA. SMITH, SN. LAWSON, SN. SIMS, SN. LIDH, BM3 MUNOZ, BM3 MILLER. V, 'W ' DEWEESHS M-L-fr' HCUTTHROATS' ,. af f f. 4- -A .4 , - ou. ,Z - OUR FAVORITE DERELICT 2 ii . 5 fl IF LOOKS COULD KILL i THIS'LL WAKE EM UP! THESE FUMES SMELL REALLY FAR OUT! b !X,,- K' THANKS ALOT, NOW l'LL PROBABLY GET WRITTEN UP --1-1-1 LOOKS LIKE ITS GOING TO . l'LL CALL THIS A BE ONE OF THOSE DAYS EX DAY. XL P THAT WAS MY LAST BOTTLE! -fi if if - . 1 ins: 'Tll'l'l'l'I YEAH I'D CALL THE LOU MY HOME! 15 THIRD DIVISIC LTO R BM3 CRODESKA, BM3 STRINGER, BM1 BAILEY Aff , ai Ia?-:jf - - fair THE BOAT GROUP THE GREAT SEVENTHFLEET ON ONE SUNNY, MAY MORNING THE VALIANT WHALE BOAT CREW OF THE MIGHTY LOU ACCEPTED THE CHALLENGE OF THE VASTLY SUPERIOR OKIE CITY WHALE BOAT MASTERS, PRIDE OF THE 7TH FLEET, ON THE TIDES OF BATTLE BOTH UNITS MET AS THE LOU, WENT INTO BATTLE DEFENDING THEIR FINE 3RD FLEET GATOR. AT THE OUT- BREAK OF THE OARS, THE 3RD FLEET UNIT WAS APPEARING VASTLY SUPERIOR TO THE GAGGLE OF CHAOTIC PADDLES OF CG-5 IT NOW APPEARED THAT COXWAIN BOELKE'S MO- TORING WOULD HOLD OUT TO THE END. BUT THE 7TH FLEET UNIT, NOT TO BE OUT DONE,ROAREDIT'S OVERSIZED GM DIESEL INTO PLAY, AND IT WAS THEN ALL OKIE BOAT'S RACE TO THE FINAL END BUT WITH THE NOBLE 3RD FLEETER NEVER MORE THAN 20 YARDS TO HER STERN. GQING TO ENGINE pQWER AND THE TASTE OF VICTORY FOR O.K.C. 17 F0 RTH DIVISIO L TO R FRONT: GMG2 JONES, GMGSN. SAPP, GMG3 BURNSIDE. BACK: SN. METRO, GMC2 BERARD, SN. THEOBALD, ENS. BIOLOTTA THE BEGINNING OE A GREAT GUN DECK! a -.Nw--...V r' -WEE.. V 5 . . If 11:1 Ee Y' X, REQ IOE HOLLYWOOD l ! A-4 Fl HAVE AN UNHAPPY DAY ,, ' Q ' 1 I DID WHAT LAST NIC-HT!? anim .f-, I'LL TEACH HIM TO PUT ME ON THE PAD AGAIN LET'S FIND A SUBMARINE FOR MR. B ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT 1.5 - LIEUTENANT C. HUGH BUTT, USN CHIEF ENGINEER LTIG JOHN SHMORHLIN, B DIVISION OFFICER LTIG WILLIAM MAHONEY, M. D ENS. IUAN CHAVEZ DAMAGE CONTROLL ASSISTANT ENS ANDREW WATTS ELECTRICAL OFFICER il H I' A16 1...-., ,gf 5 . X S-.1 LT IIGI LIBERTY MANN A GANG BOSS ENS ERIC KALISKY ASST. AUXILIARY OFFICER 22 I I AUXILI RY GANG is I D f -I,.- x 1 6, ' 7 ,fj HA, 4 1 A, 1 , A fp , Y Y I I J 1 iff - Q 9 - in FRONT LEFT TO RIGHT: MMC WOODROW, FN HARBORS, MR2 ESTRADA, EN'I LETCHER, ENC TAYLOR, MIDDLE: ENFN STANLEY, MMFA BUSSE, ENFN BAITER, MM3 GIDEL, EN2 BLEVINS, BACK: ENFN KING, MM3 WYMBS, EN1 DAWSON. RELATIVE ' I BEARING If GREASE? YOU HAVE COME TO THE RIGHT PLACE! I ' I IT IS GETTING HARDER AND HARDER TO HIDE BEHIND THESE STANCHIONS A DIRTY SNIPE IS A A HAPPY SNIPEV' QISIEQ ff J WELCOME TO MY NIGHTMARE 1 It in , .K Tx ONE OF THESE DAYS I'LL BE OUT OF HERE EN3 GUNTHER ON WATCH I i WORLD'S MOST SPOTLESS DIESEL GENERATOR ff ni' 'ivy 1 Y :gf V , ,zz bg if A ' ill, ' WV f 3 ,Ali DERELICTS 5 gg AN ASSORTMENT OF MR EXII I 1 FRONT LEFT TO RIGHT: BT2 WELCOME, BT3 MARCOLJRT, BT3 PHILPOT, BTEN ANTONIO, LTIC SHMORHUN MIDDLE: BTC REICHECK, BT2 HENSLEY, BTEN KNAPP, BTEN VANEVERA, BT3 SMITH, BTFN INCIRAM, BT2 MCCLELLAN BACK: BT3 SNOWBACER, BTFN NITCHALS , EN WATTS, BT3 LATSON, BT2 KRUKEMEYER, BTCS ARNOLD ff A . WHO IS THAT LACIVIOUS LOOKING CHARACTER BEHIND US? 25 , ' H' ' ' I VXN I AM GOING TO BREAK DOWN THIS . .DOOR S 26 ' x YOU DID WHAT? THINK I'LL TEAR HIS FOOL HEAD OFF A 1 I . S 1 S'I5,000 ! WHERE'S THE PAPERS? MW.,-2 all' CHIEF ARNOLD WAKE UP! WELCOME TO GOD'S COUNTRY, STATE YOUR BUSINESS 27 ELECTRICA DIVISIO 5 1 af . -s r., FRONT LEFT TO RIGHT: IC2 KIRKPATRICK, EMCS PERRY, EMFN TAYLOR, EM3 MALDONADO, ENS A.C. WATTS, ICFN LIMON, EM3 CARNES, ICC BAKER, MIDDLE: IC2 ALLEN, EM2 SANDERSON, EMFN VIA, ICFN CHRISOPOULOS, EMFN SMITH, YN3 TALLMAN, EM3 DICKER, BACK: EM3 MASSOP, IC3 INCIMIRE, IC3 FORD, EM3 WALKER, IC2 YOUNG. ,'.- A, , ,M , 'i-Rd. 3, K ,ldv 'I' E Wiz? NEXT CHIEF, Eff I THEN THE T WORLD! 97- .--. .. I X Ld A NORMAL WORK DAY IN EEO1 Imran THE SHIP'S, RESIDENT BACK ALLEY THUG. MUG SHOT LINEUP AT THE 'I16TH PRECINCT! WAIT TILL THE TWIGITTS GET A LOAD OF THIS 4 HEY CHIEF CAN 'NO PUT IN A CHITI I I Fx 1 IIIIIQ 7 1 V I USE THE-HEAD NOW? VL-II' SEN . J.. IS 1 - if Ixbzf K YOUR HAND WILL BE BACK ON IN 30 SECONDS. 30 14 ACHI ERY DIVISIO A Q A -Q vwfgvg m-1-1.-, PN ITQFQ , my - - FRONT LEFT TO RIGHT: MM3 KOSEL, MMFA DAVIS, MNFN BOWLER, MMFN THOMPSON, FN ABBY, FA LAVATIO, MIDDLE: LTIG MAHONEY, FA CRESPO, FA DEGARMO, MM3 MUELLER, MMFN SHMIDT, FN SPANO, FN ALONZO, MMC MAYBARY BACK: MMFA GREGORY, MM1 BRANNON, MMFA SEMANDE, MM2 DEVINE, MMFN WANNAMAKER, MM3 WINELAND. X M Q, G I I . . .J ' J- If I an gm-TI I I I I I' I ' F . 'I 4, SA' up V . i 2 ef Q 3175521 I 1' ' I' I I A I f?'l4.G W 'I I I V, nf . , ,. ,if , . 4 V - j V 1 2, F, 49.4, A nf.. Www ' ' vlvl ff , f -:rg K .b L' LOOK MA, I CAN DRIVE A SHIP L. .1 ,RJ X, ' ' QQ. , 1-:L A L. is Q z :31 ,.,, , 1,- LQ ,4 'I 12-5 I 1 'V , AV W. . ww H- j Y 5 T I ., 91' P W ' W., A . fu, f s f 4. , Ji' 'xr WELCOME TO THE WONDERFUL WORLD OF 3-M AND lNSURV . E,.. .L-J, ., 1 ,A 7 .9-,.X.g. 1:4 A any mb E -1:1 A fs fggfewf, S122 Jn 3 A as , 4,a3,:fm Qwwfi 1- JZ ' XXL -. P Q2 gm. , Lf V Y .Q , .5 ,ily E. 4 ,fwskf V V l A x wwf? R A A A ' A -A -M? Jil:-fx E1 ' ,L K Q - 1 3 Lizzy 1 is v .L...J TRYING TO LOOK BUSY v., THE FAMOUS DANCING BEAR ' 1 5? Y. SNIPES HAVE MORE FUN X-L5 'X . f 2. ' ' ' A 1- . A -x -,SNYL , 2 DAYS TO GO 4 Y i ff s,, Ii REP IR DIVISIO 'L E'-ff 1 flux I I 'if 'J 1- 1-'Bib' ,......-nl n ' I FRONT LEFT TO RIGHT: HT1 . OCCNNOR HT3 T ESTELLA, ENS KALISKY, HT1 GRADEN MIDDLE HT3 VOGEL, HTFN , AYLOR, HTFN WILLIAMS HT - ' ONE, HT1 IEEEEREY, HTEA BEECHER, HT3 EWING ' C JONES' BACK' HI3 SIEDSCLAC' HU LAL Sxifii -wg xg-Q53 I SS'1MQQmaXw, .wx -aw Q NQSE19 xx X- Xxx Xgixxx 1- xi E QL QXSQXRSSQ SSERXQNE SNXRRRFNSE- NXNQQNRKXNXNXEXX E XSRNNNNXXSQNXRS - gxgwxwxwsxskim MXXNRRNQKHANNNQ iwrxixxwxwssx X, L lSxiPXQNSYXYiN . N V xwwxxissww Q-I I Eyxgyxgxxkwxkw -4 SRSSXQSSQQ , 6 Swxgwxww A X www miwg X-L X, 'UB S . E ,M V in- A., .-.. K I' 'Y x LE 1 , BACK IN MY DAY YOU YOUNG I DERELICTS WOULDN T BE GETTING AWAY WITH THIS '1,-I MAY I HAVE YOUR ORDER PLEASE? THESE BATTERIES WILL WORK GREAT ON BOAT xl' . .44 WHERE'S YOUR WEEKLY D.C. REPORT? IT'S THE PITS, BUT I LOVE ITII WHAT AM I DOIINGIHERET' . HAPPINESS IS SENDING A I MAN OF MINE TO MAST? HT NEERI G DRILL SHE I NOT HAVE THE LUXURY OF AT SEA. WITHOUT A PROPER .TION IN A FIRE OR YONEWAYTOGO. . . LOU'S FLYING SQUAD Y AT SEA, IN THE ART THE SIMULATED, OFTEN TAKE REALITY, WHEN THE LIFE FOR NO MATTER HOW , AND MISSILES A S ESSENTIALLY DEFENSE- DAMAGE CONTROL! RMSN BALLOU ON THE CASUALTY CONTROL CIRCUIT l 'l I smvwme commumcmoms ausn :mo Acnom CENTRAL M nge FJ Fffnf P f E I-v 'LPI TSI? L., LIEUTENANT UCI STUART NEWMAN OI DIVISION OFFICER LIEUTENANT IIC-I IEFF HEELY OC DIVISION OFFICER ENSIGN HEYWARD PREACHER ELECTRONICS MATERIAL OFFICER V LIEUTENANT COMMANDER MARTY DOYLE, usN OPERATIONS OFFICER 96 45: S oven noNs C0 N cATloNs mvlslo 4 --Diff FRONT LEFT TO RIGHT: RMI MARTINI, RM1 DANIELSON, RMC WRIGHT, SM1 SHORE LTIG SM2 HEELY. MIDDLE: RMSN IEFFERSON, RM2 RYAN, RMSN PIONTEK, RM3 LOCKHART, RM2 HOWELL REED. BACK: RM3 WILLIAMS, RM2 TAYLOR, RMSN HOLDER, RM2 STOUT, SMSN WILLIAMS HEY, WE DON'T HAVE ANYTHING!!I 4 S'-?' ro in f Q fi' 'L ' I .44 'X , 2 fl QI fil-vf Ig. O a ua. .- .-ii I I Q -no , 1 u -p Y Q--u up-, Q O f- Q O U ' 4 I it 4 -Q . m f I If-IV ,'!..., i- Q i , 541- Wjgxi' ' IV I ' - x I I , .. 2, 1 ' X Q 1 . ,oi 'V ' I f ' 1' -' -' , F' Kal P-E y I-.. -,. LL l 7, I f , 4 I' . 'V , Q J, 'f ' W l 'Q l- l. . f . 1 may 1 H V. F! vl- . I A - Q.. 2 QI I 'I In 'T' 'T O 0 5 , A ..f 5 .., 3-,FF - f SUPER LIFER BILL RYAN WAIT TILL I GET MY HANDS ON jOSE H l'3 0,0 Q . ffm- RMSN IEFFERSON SIMULATES WORKING il 'f 252' 955 e -I - A-' 4:62 5 QUE ES ESTO? RMSN AYATOLLAH BALLOU WOW!!, IF I PATCH IN THIS AND CROSSPATCH NOT ANOTHER WEST-PAC WORKPAC ORDER THIS ' ' ' ' ' ' A STANDARD RADIO WATCH XGIEGW- -Q .2299 HEY CHECK OUT THESE IAM5 ON KBEST OPERATIONS I TELLIGENCE DIVISIO Y? f' 1 if ff .Z FRONT LEFT TO RIGHT: OS2 CLARK, OSSN ANDERSON, LTIG NEWMAN, O52 LANGLOIS, OST FOWLER, BACK: OS2 PHELPS, OSSA HOERNIG, OSSN MENNYWEATHER, OSSN WIERTZ, OS2 ROGERS OS-I DAVE FOWLER PART TIME . L.P.O. FULL TIME RINGLEADER. OSSN GATES. I we ,mv Q za I M f ff' THE FUCH IN ALL HIS GLORY V , OI DIVISION'S FAVORITE OS BRO MENNYWEATHER AT THE SIGNAL BOOK LET'S TURN THIS TUB AROUND AND GO BACK TO THE ORIENT! BOBBY WIERTZ AT THE MO. BOARD. YES SIR I'LL REENLIST FOR 6, IF I CAN STAY ABOARD THE ST. LOUIS PAPPY GATES, OUR TOKEN SENIOR CITIZEN S-. I I ,I' 'I UPEI in I ,I I IQ xl I II is If Ia , . , Q . ,,,. ,- g- if -L-Q -V--- ,, , L C Xxx ELECTRONICS Al TENANCE DIVISIO ERCDNT, LEET TCD RIGHT: ET3 CILDAY, ET3 SZYMANIAK, ET3 ANDERSON, ENS PREACHER, BACK ETI WADDELL, ET2 WELCHER, ET2 CRANE, ET2 HUSKEY, ETSN TINDELL i 'LIMIT L I I-.ff ' 3 N r .-, bg .ff'a, ,.. fqli I 'IFf I f ,gi ful ET1 SKIP WADDELL RESIDENT V I, 3-M SPECIALIST A X ' .r . o 6 T gi-gi CAREER MAN, JEFF HUSKEY T- wxnmg MIKE ANDERSON, HARD AT IT LOOK, MA, NO TEETH PAT GILDAY ' CALIAS RIP VAN .4 WINKLEJ 'L an Q W ffm X fy' , f.. fry 9 Ai! f4 f 5 Q? 4 . EN TASKED G ARBAGE fora THE I film I PI WsM -.,.,, V 9 SM2 LANE READYING FOR AN EXCITING EVENING ON THE 06 LEVEL IWITH SMT DOUGLASS. Psi ,nu Fai f, ' ' ' IA FRIENDLY CONVERSATION WITH FRIENDS ON THE TARAWAI Q. LIEUTENANT WASHINGTQN CARR SUPPLY CORPS, USN LIEUTENANT DAVE DAY S.C. USN , SHIP'S SERVICEMEN 5 3 Q X, . 1' 5 V' -S' FRONT, LEFT TO RIGHT:SH1 EORESTER, SHSN CROSS, SH3 BROWN, SH3 HAMBY, BACK, LT UC-I DAY, SH3 TUCKER, SHSA GRIER, SHSN WARD FAMOUS HAMBY SPECIAL T 'vu THE WORLD I' lL ' f ,Q ,Q QM , un 4 8 u 3 J. 1-11- fl A if . T'-'K li' BEAR TUCKER AT THE STEAM PRESS SHSN ROCK GRIER NU ,rr-4f fi 9 33 rx ,. 'im .9 15 Q 13 T T XY 51, .E 2 , Q A Sri' R A' L Q '72 T, + US Qzfgfi. has .R v Pap 11 L: N? 1 r-, A :J ., -.4 if . 'Z Ei, . 1 C .gl .,,,,5f . , E 1 3 MAG' My N J R as Q Y S' if 4 H R Q T .Jef Y , ., 52' W TOREKEEPERS r 'v J P ff ZZ 1 A 3? 2 FRONT: SK2 BERNARDINO ENS D SA DALTGNI SK3 BURKE, 1 AY, SK2 MILAN, SK1 DE LOS REYES BACK SKSN FACER SK SK2 MILAN TERROR or GSR. SKSN COTTON, SK2 ROSS W av Plfp 1-72223: I H' is T SK1 DELOSREYES 1 SKSN FACER DRECGINC OUT ' THE IMFAMGUS HFREDDIE 4-1 gf? , I THE FROG FROM ' MARTINIQUE ISLAND ssb Cu I? UNLAWFUL ASSEMBLY MANAGEMENT SPECIALISTS ,RXN 5 , , ,, 9 ' ' I Q QL. ,L -QAM ,f 5 - 5 - 1' 1 ,J 1 My . 41,1 I 1 1 ' , . 1 , 2 . 1 I 1 1 11 pg 1 'Q ' 1 51, 1 r 1 Ill? 1'1 21 ,n I N I , 'x 'H' 5 .1-J 11 1 g134iJiQe5X X Q. ,a ,,'a,, X XY Q X YO Q ,,XXx X X 7 X . X 13 5 'X X X X X -Xv X X X1 ' 5 'xx ' 1 X X. X X X5 XXX, .XXX K XX Xxx X X X X555 X X X X , 1 K-1 A XX f xXX,..X 5 X .X X R x X x K K 9: g X 15 is W XXKX RX X rx W KX X K N X X :X - X Xij N XQXX X X - I I 1 I , XX X xx XXXXXX 5 0, XX V, ,, XXX 3 .X ,, XX - XX X f ' X L TO R: FRONT: GASMIN, PNSN ARMER, MIDDLE: SN BRAY, M53 TAYLQR,5 MiS15gFERRXERf ,I PROFETTA, M53 BELCHER, M52 PINEDA BACK: fSNfWEAiVERyg ' WOELLER, M53 RICHARDS, M53 PROBST,MS31DUTT 1 X33 1 1 I MS3 DUTT EXCITEMENT IN THE WARDROOM PANTRY Qu- LISTENING FOR ACCOUSTIC ROACH - Riff 4 su' 9-1 I J :if ri ri THE HEAD BURNERS I I' ' f 1-1 .IL ' W3 I f- A , Q -I, ' . .ff . r 5 u vi ' mf-I I E I M51 FERRER JH BUILDING Ammo ron Tomomzows cummig DISBURSING CLERKS ,IS LEFT TO RIGHT: ENS DAY, DK1 BELTRAN, DK3 CORONA, DK3 SIMPSON, DK3 RAMIREZ ,, WOULD YOU Q TRUST THIS - OROUP WITH - YOUR MONEY? Sd 155' rf 1 1 1 A ..., -3, MARCOS' SUCCESSOR? iKb,..- -1-g-1--J Q I WHAT WILL WE DO FOR CLEVELAND TODAY? IL Y xr Y WAIT TILL HE GETS THIS BILL FOR THE WINDOWS!! ,.. 'E' HAVE IT MY WAY!! ,.-gig, U M ! ' Q V Q gil' qqi' .301 ' O i 'V I 15,3 Twig Qi S ,.. ,BML w NAVIGATION , W :Q 1 0 'i . , .. 1 '1 , , Q: 3. 3 1 ' Q' T u I i i L z E 2 it I-5 q ,1 Qi -.4 I 1 3 5 N1 ev WAP f J 1 5 5 I jx 1 JK wx lx ' W K 7 1 LIEUTENANT UG! PATRICK MUIR, USN 1 3 ' , if MY illllhllu X, NA' s 130' Gfwx ' 5 fi f 5 ' 4 sa 5 ' 1 ' 1 5 a 4f W 14 WHAT THE CHIEF DOES INPORT A MUTINOUS GATHERINC. THE SHIEK OF THE 04 LEVEL F- . wr' . , K. NAVICATINC TO MOLE PIER FROM MOLE PIER if-H w. W z-'Alf I I HOPE THEY DCN'T FIND THIS HORSE!! I I WK' , 1 I J ,J JI I Q ' I I Tw. 5 ' I - xg Yfy W I I X FRONT, LEFT TO RICHT5 HMC WATSON, DR. FORMAN IFORMER SHlP'S MEDICAL OFFICERI BACK HM3 ANINZO, HMI MOQUIN, HM3 DAVIS, HM2 MECKLEY S: f I A I 5' I ' . V. W Ulf, , V ' LIEUTENANT If SR. CRIDERQ MC, USN IIWI. 21 ,L If CII ai uv Q7 -.4 ,W wi ve ,v E, M1 ,fm I I I 'I Y I ,1 I I 5 , 1 I I sg rw-warm? 4:7m'r 'f' T,4i.317S Y EXECUTIVE DIVISIC I I I FRGNT LEFT TO RIGHT: NC'I SCHAFF, PNC YLAGAN, LT UCI ASH, YN1 TOTTERER, BACK: PCSN WALKER, YN3 VALDEZ, YN3 TYSON, YNSA FEATHERSTON, PN2 DUNCAN .QL L, Em ,, l 1 Sf' T -,,, I I ,. A NEW FACE IN THE POST OFFICE THE INFAMOUS RUFUS A I LJ I H ' I , E15 W x Y A I' ,H O ,Qt THE TROLL OF THE TECH LIBRARY If FRECHMAN THE MAN WITH THE MOTOR MOUTH I I Q Q 21-rLiE!,,f - f L - ' 51 if 1- f 4 1 z - , 1 -. I ' J I , , ff -1' 1 I X ,M I' ' ' if . '31 21' , wiv-' 'V H- , I ' Q W F5 I ,V ., A : , Qs., Q l ' THE CHATTANOOGA cl-loo cHoo1 X -L - y - I 1. xx a . M TOO MANY CHIEFS. . . ,AGR YN3 VALDEZ PLAYING A DIFFERENT DRUM , I ' 5 pl ,.f' , I 1: 'Q WORK SIMULATION I COMB T CARGO OFFICE I YA,-Ak QQ 1 NTT' i ZJJ IM. I I, ,I -SN., I xy, ' . I A I , .Sm , 1' l ?'5.4 I M , I Q' 515853 -I1 I-ww , . .L 1 ' Q , 5? 1 1 ' ,:g.f1Q' 1-. .' .1 ...el 3, 1 CAPT I . . KUP R USMC I IT WAS A LONG WEST-PAC FOR OUR PERMANENT CAMOUFLAGE DETACHMENT WHO SPENT LONG HOURS PLANNING OUR MONOTONOUS OPERATIONS BETWEEN OKINAWA,, IWAKUNI, AND EXOTIC NUMAZU. ALSO COORDINATION THE ACTIVITIES OF OUR OCCASIONAL L.S.U. DET, WAS A FUNCTION OF STAFF SGT HEDLUND ITHE GUY WITH THE PASTE WAX HEAD SHINEI WHO WAS ONE OF THE FEW INDIVIDUALS ABOARD WHO COULD SPEAK THE SAME VERNACULAR OE THE WHITE BEACH NATIVES, MAKING HIM A DEFINITE ASSET TO THE COMMAND. THROUGH THE TIRELESS EFFORTS OF OUR DECK DEPARTMENT AND C.C.O. IINCLUDING A 28 HOUR OFFLOAD AT NUMAZUI, SAINT LOUIS WAS BY EAR THE HARDEST WORKING, LEAST APPRECIATED SHIP IN PHIBRON SEVEN. BUT OUR YOU CALL WE HAUL!! ATTITUDE WAS ONE OF THE MOST OUTSTANDING ASPECTS OF PHIBRON SEVEN'S SUCCESS IN WESTPAC 79 AN OFFLOAD AT ROMANTIC WHITE BEACH, A STANDARD IOB, 6 SUPERVISORS AND ONE OKINAWA, IAPAN WORKER. REENLISTMENTS AND ADVANCEMENTS - THE LOU RECEIVING THE T979 PHIBRON SEVEN RETENTION AWARD FOR OUTSTANDING ACCOMPLISHMENT, OF THE CHIEF OF NAVAL OPERATIONS PRIMARY GOALIIII SENIOR CHIEF ARNOLD CONTINUES A CAREER. MERITOROUS AWARDS AND ADVANCEMENTS m-...Q SH3 TUCKER TRIES ON ANOTHER FOUR BMI NICHOLSON GOES FOR A THIRD. 1 i u---Q ,,. i L B ' f '-f 1' f ' . 11. N '.x 'S'-'JH'-5 f ?ix35?':2' 'N vis-L v ' k 5 ,. 535' V i., P7 X , ff' x Q. qw- 1 0- Y-A H gf: wwf .-1, Pdf' 'XN,,,,,f X, I' J 1 -af I 1 vi -- pvv' BEPP , KYUSHU ISLA D WHEN THE SHIP ENTERED BEPPU HAR- BOR THE CREW EXPECTED AN EXPENSIVE, BORING, AND UNEVENTEUL PORT VISIT. WE COULDN'T HAVE BEEN MORE FROM WRONC.. THE LITTLE CITY OE BEPPU OEEERED THE MOST HOSPITABLE AND WARNIEST RECEPTION OE ANY OF OUR WESTPAC PORTS. THE CREW WAS TOTALLY OVER- WHELMED WITH THE ATTITUDE HERE, THE WHOLE CITY WAS EASCINATED WITH THESE DIFFERENT LOOKING, IOVIAL ROUNDEYES OF THE LOU, AS WE RECEIVED sooo VISITORS IN TWO DAYS. THE CREW IN RETURN REFURBISHED THE LOCAL ORPHANACE, AND PARTICIPATED IN LOCAL TELEVISION MEDIA. IT WAS DIEEUCULT LEAVINO, BUT OUR NEXT STOP WAS YOROSURA WHICH PROVED TO BE JUST AS ENIOYABLE, AT LEAST TO THIS WRITER ' 7 'fi I L, A 'T-E4 'L it ' A , M AJ Q, Fr E lui.: A i :AdAYt qv, 'U-I E E af Q T424 4. -E, 1. C1 -vn .ll ' I n I S fi-,Q , A ' 'W 4' ,. I 1 , wr , , 3 1 ,, L, EElwe,'x A 5 1I,, 5 gi 'H Rf N' .Vw 2. EEO S XE: ,L f A Egg SN l ' X il A ,S . . , , K QA- E - if I' v is Q V X , Y ff, 9 , . A P74412 I U Q A , I ,, A,,f THE JAPANESE MACAQUE E I gf L I 'TE 'r.:L1 f5 !1T 35 T A K A H A S H T NT O UNTAIN THE LONG TREK TO THE TOP R. . w 'S-.1 M S S I A .. 5. - - Y . . .ww -1 Lk - - - X 68 A COUPLE HEARTY TRAVELERS SOME UNEXPECTED VISITORS -' ' , 4 ' f?'C- fn, 'W X fff'f7 ,.' ': ' , , ww TVSWWYJ , ' - 1' P .6 V - M ...Q , - I JV' ' A ' -f ' ' lx... ' P ' -. ' ' ' ' I 1, Jan. , 4- . U..- .ff , . GU .-1-, K A K ' U. 5 . Q K .-.-,,,f,'a.D4f't,g'i.A ' YI - . L, M-, 5 ,gf f1?'fuC X , . 213 W, 2'. .,g,,g,., M... BEPPU MUNICIPAL PARK ,gn V ,4 i ,ff ,. V : df-4 V Ld..,1i- in N4 ., ,- f ' ,,,,.fff- - -a.',1,,.. .J 'Mi 'W 4 f .f A . --1 -f-ff X. :sf , ' -rg-. w., .54,- - , , ,- 'u CAP'NS GIG ENROUTE TO THE BEACH .. es.-v MS3 BELCHER ENIOYING AN APPLE 3.4.5 I ZZUZZLZFJZ ALL TOLD, THE LOU ONLY SPENT A TOTAL OF ABOUT 2.5 WEEKS IN RELAX- ING SUBIC BAY, BUT AFTER THOSE TWO WEEKS, THE CREW FOUND IT NECESSARY, TO GET BACK ABOARD TO CATCH UP ON A COUPLE OF WEEKS LOST SLEEP. THE MANY EXCLUSIVE CLUBS AND SOCIAL ENGAGEMENTS PROVIDED US WITH AN EXCELLENT BACKGROUND INTO THE LOCAL CUSTOMS. OCCASIONALLY A LEISURELY TRIP TO SUBIC CITY WAS AN EXCELLENT STUDY ON THE WILDLIFE THAT INHABITS THE ISLANDS. THE PHILIPPINE PEOPLE PROVED TO BE VERY CORDIAL AND INTERESTED IN THE AMERICAN NAVY, OFTEN INVITINC. US INTO THEIR HOMES TO ENIOY THEIR HOSPITALITY. THE P.I. ISLANDS ARE ALWAYS AN AWAITED PLEASURE ON WESTPAC, AND WE THE CREW OF THE LOU, DO OUR BEST TO ENIOY IT. Q-El ' -fix A Ki-il' f., if 3 ,531 ,I g WELCOME TO BALOY BEACH IN SUBIC . hi mf ,Sq THE BEAUTY OF THE PHILIPPINES A , u 'P E . -' - -- - -:...n ,.,. 'V L o Q Q A 'lfgj E I Q -. W ns W ESCORT BAY THE EXCLUSIVE HOLE ,, MAGSAYSAY DRIVE 'N THE WALL ON I IT'S ALWAYS KNOWN WHEN THE SHIP'S ARE IN Ibex' ,wt A H V U T Ly' ww-.4 , W It ,.. E, N' I V E ...,.- '.......1: I L I 7 L' '.,,'I' ,. - .. , - '-'f:,rL AN AFTERNOON AT BALOY BEACH BUSY MACISAYSAY DRIVE PEACEFUL OLONCAPO CITY IL! , ,,p-f ft-0' if 5 '1,,.4i 1 A COMMUNITY GATHERINC- -'ll I .,. .f Q . - . ' -'T'A1, ff'--A I WHITE ROCK BEACH ir 'If NAS CUBI POINT 4, .lg III ,f - . Y' 'Gw- !'... Ir- 414, , Z M417 I! COLORFUL SUBIC BAY SCENERY X. ' I I' 5. - 7 ff .K , , I V, V, ,. ,,f, 1 A I , , ,, ,I fz fvk I JI., A A ,V ,L I - 8 4- I .,, K IJ ,,. I N s,- . X--5 Q , ig. Fyigg lin. f ,..,i2ff..:ALfXr.,af:14 SUBIC CITY FROM SNAKE ISLAND ITA' -- v - 4 I ,..., J. 1 xy 'q:1fg'- : - V KM' 4 Lx.. , 41:'7',I' N I '.. f u , , ,K C-, IM, A CLOSING VIEW , 72 PEARL PEARL IS TRADITIONALLY A LAYOVER FOR SHIPS ENROUTE TO WESTPAC. THE BRIGHT SUN, WHITE SAND BEACHES AND BEAUTIFUL RICHLY TANNED, BLOND HAIRED NATIVES ARE READILY ENIOYED BY THE CREW HERE. BUT AFTER SEVERAL DAYS OF THIS, THE HIGH PRICES, HEAVY TOURISM, AND EASY TO FIND TROUBLE, FIND US LONG- ING TO CONTINUE WEST IN SEARCH OF THE SETTING SUN AND MAGICAL MYSTERY OF THE ORIENT. H RBQR, ll THE USS ARIZONA MEMORIAL P'+,g:f-2, OS2 ROGERS LAST DAYS THE ENTRANCE TO PEARL K I A 'llgplr -4 I' P- I : L --Q il S' Q3-'IIE' ,pa-'- i' .iyv 'Xe Q-pol? Q fu -iz ft? 4, E - , x,.,-,,.-l n .- -.. h 3 Q If ,r . . . .L N Q . an , VW -I -I-V -' ..,..-wa-2 3--,Q -. W-, , U , ..,. - ' - 'Lett-' ' f., - - , -.-L , - F him .4v,x,, , ., ., K .,.... ,Q -W A, . -.p-. V ,U S-, -s i I TN is -A A f. - . A- -. I A TC F W , f-xx? , Li.-r,,.'l P:-4-g?' -- N . f-as Q i Y. g i .,.. -. : A. M - ZZ? I A ..,4-a '4 ' . - , - - -3 -' ' 'T C. , -3.1 A. f..,:1. ati, 1 I V M -.K Y Mr' . L- 'f Q-., ,Q ,,.N - ,. Ao.-.. f'.'m -- 5 -..T,,..2:, ,. ,fl - TNF jvws' -...L-.. , - 'x' ,.A W , . V ' - H 'mf . A in' . ,. ff-. M '- - 4 - - ' -.. 1,11 V Y. U -K l yi A Sgt, JOM -A,, A A -1.45: A I .. , 4 . K V, if A b - . 4 . ,A J.,-4 ,L A NN, fit.. ,:, - '. ,V , .., A .4,. ., J Ar ,, A' ,. E - ::,... 1 M - ,, EJ-rvkl' - - 1- ..-Q ' ' ' ,fl HONOLULU AND DIAMOND HEAD IN BACK- KANAKI'S RACING ON HONOLULU BAY. GROUND 1' fs 'X I I A I TM ' I . I I V I ' I I I I ,, NX .R V J If , ., I I I I I IL I I l I I I f' X IT WAS EARLY AUGUST WHEN THE LOU WEASELED THROUGH SCORES OF MERCHANT VESSELS AND CAME TO ANCHOR IUST NORTH OF VICTORIA ISLAND. IT WAS A HALF DECENT BREAK FROM WEEKS OF MOINOTONOUS RETROGRADE OPERATIONS IN THE IAPANESE OPERATING AREAS. FROM BREATHTAKING PHOTOGRAPHY AT VICTORIA PEAK TO BARBRAWLING ON THE WAN- CHAI, HONG KONG ABOUNDED WITH NUMEROUS ENTERTAINMENT POSSIBILITIES, INCLUDING A FEW HIGH DIVES OFF THE STAR FERRY' INTO THE HARBOR. THE SHOPPING HERE WAS EXCELLENT AND WE ALL TOOK ADVANTAGE OF EVERYTHING FROM ELECTRONICS TO THE TEXTILE INDUSTRIES HERE, ALONG WITH MANY UNFORGETTABLE CULTURAL AND SOCIAL EXPERIENCES. xx .. .hw N.,-A LM. TO ,,,,,w' Ili: IQ 3 fi, 41 y t 'N X ., eN ' .. V -as: Y. 5 il f , in , 'I Q I I it , THE TRAM THE PEAK THE ISLAND OF VICTORIA A VERY LAR GE BILLII THE WANCHAI DURING THE D I . -Q r E t ' 'IV , ,, I I I Q y A A up A -U M, 3 Ig , ' AI' in V: . - 'V .. ll H , g ,gf ' , ' - 1 ,I ,g b I A , ,II A, . , if . M ,I -411' , I ' . . ' ' .2 'Ziff' I . A , UT: BEAUTIFUL VICTORIA HARBOR AT NIGHT R- EXCELLENT SCENERY ABOUNDS v I ,IV I z I Ili RON CASTEEL AND FRIEND ' HIT- A LOOK AT KOWLOON oxmgw ff, 'E rf' Y 1 'ls' I 1 I 7 - 'f I ' J A JA OKAY CIENT'S, HERE'S OUR PLAN OF ATTACK I 'riff I L I WHITE BEACH I SEEMED TO I BE LoU's HOME AWAY FROM HOME. HARDLY A WEEK WENT BY WHEN WE WEREN'T ASKED TO DO A YOU CALL WE HAUL OPERATION BETWEEN IWAKUNI AND BUCKNER BAY. TO BREAK THE MONOTONY OF 'Lf -If,'S?f ,,gf3' i ,'f'g,'gN 1, EARN ' I , . -.,. . I , , --A-' '- THESE EVOL- LITIONS, THE 2 ARG B COM- MANDER AR- RANGED FOR AN ARG B PROFES- SIONAL OLYMPICS I SESSION TO BE HELD AT - A WHITE BEACH IN ILINE OF WHICH WAS A THE BOS'N PIPINCI CONTEST FREE FOR ALL AT WHITE BEACH ? I ,Of FAIRLY EN- IOYABLE EVENT EOR ALL THREE SHIPS CON CERNED. -5-B-if-31. 1 , , I , FLOADS AT I 'KUNDE, HAVE THOSE MARINES COME QHMERQXQSNLOADS AND OF ABOUT 20 FEET CLOSER TO THE SHIP ' ,A di ANTAIL COOKOUTS L Nh'-Q Q A SUNDAY AFTERNOON OFF OKINAWA xx fi M 'H ef' ' ri 'S .' 1 -Try 1 c, lk Q - -'saw .A 1 , , .SF .., l WHEN BELCHER STARTS COOKING, BREAK OUT THE PKP ROTTIESV' -G-. YQDSEDSM A TYPICAL IAPANESE BAKE SHOR EEEE I DURING THIS WESTPAC THE ST. LOUIS SPENT ALMOST 2 MONTHS IN THE 7TH FLEET HOMEPORT OF YOKOSUKA OF WHICH WAS A WELCOMED BREAK FROM THE RIGOROUS AT SEA TIME HAULING COM- BAT CARGO. ALTHOUGH NOT ONE OF MOST ENIOYABLE PORTS, THE CITIES OF TOKYO AND YOKOHAMA PROVIDED MANY ENIOYABLE WEEKENDS. SEVERAL OFF BASE TRIPS TO MT. FUII AND CHICHIBU WERE ALSO ENIOYED BY ALL. ALONG WITH THE INFINITE PLEASURES OF THE HONCHO AND CLUB ALLIANCE. , M...--., ,.-.. , .. ,, .W -ff' sz B , THE JAPANESE MARITIME SELF DEFENSE ACADEMY AT TAURA 78 ll' IAPANESE COR- VETTES AT TAURA M ONE OF SEVERAL PARKS OF YOKOSUKA .4 h ' ' z E' +1'3w f??1FiFA7 Q. X ' t- ff H Hg A. - ,Af F A 'agi 1 'Q T 1 - I ' 'Qi THE NATlON'S FAVORITE PASTIME AN AFTERNOON AT HAYAMA BEACH BEAUTIFUL DOWNTOWN YOKOSUKA. 79 s i I I I DEFEI REP BLIC OF KORE E fi I X, EXCITING TEXAS STREET IN PUSAN TOWN SQUARE 1 THE CULTURAL CENTER OE PUSAN 78 ao T .XI THE PUSAN TOWER IN APRIL THE ST LOUIS HAD THE PLEASURE TO VISIT BEAUTIFUL PUSAN KOREA WHICH PROVED TO BE A VERY ENIOYABLE EXPERIENCE EOR THE WHOLE CREW TEXAS AND GREEN STREETS PROVIDED GOOD WHOLESOME ENTERTAINMENT TO THOSE SO INCLINED AND SEVERAL CULTURAL TRIPS AROUND PUSAN AND KYONG IU EOR THE OTHERS THE OVERALL HOSPITALITY AND FRIEND LINESS OE KOREAN PEOPLE WILL LONG BE REMEMBERED BY THE CREW OF THE LOU' BEL CUC SA TEMPLE AT KYONG-JU 0 o TOSUKAN GUARDS AT THE GATE-WAY TO THE TEMPLE GATEWAY TO MASAN THE LL SH KOREAN COUNTRYSIDE 3 i ' 3 KOREAN FOLK ART , .mx , NIRVANA TEMPLE - .- if . -Q 'WL 44, hint Q9 .oo .on If ,.-...W ij' J ' sf .Q 'ii' f'-c ' H I-0, . 119 fr, ,f W: A, ,, ' , , , Mm M ' wwf 11? Q' L 4 O 1 S N 1 5--Q . , ,H A ,W,..,. -'nv -A' 3 N. Ft. N' K 5 4, ,, Q K 'A z'i'r Y ' -I- S X ' 5 5 ,v S -' 0 0 0 0 , .,,p .. , I ,Q ., ,, ln .K , k ff, j f',, ff . , 4' fbi. ' MM www ,. mf 9- ! ' ' W ' f' ' , A 1' V A ,fwfvmwww .4 5 ,, ,kd A: uv' , .. '-V It V. -4' ,,1q.Q . L. W. A ' .wwf .1,1, ,? ,,, , ww' QIVCU 017- T- I .-, i h 1 Y ,M grip' -. ' 4l.n g i.. ' 4 ' wr 1 19,1 ' v,,,,.. - 1 M - W ' 1' - vu wists , ' - Q I '-4-W --.. iA '1 91 -Q ,,i,. ,, . up Q 'M' M 'Qs'---Q' af U43 ' .. 'L f! N 4 'A ., W,-,ww -N 1- L 'll . , Q M ff wr A W, ,, , 6.4. I A Lv Q , ,Qtr ,M by 1 lvl' M .. W' - , v f gn' , A V' M 0 P Mi., V. Q., v ., ,- .MP ,,,., :H ' C'- lb :I-f-2-:.M I I ,A xx Ak: STE RNUNL1 INTO BL LTKNFR B.-KN, AGAIN, AND -NLS MN jf . gf, I V 7 I 'yr'-.Lu ff my 4 If U -1 has I r h ,MS S. 'N- s Il Q , nnluununnl-3... W I I 5 C 4, I I I t 'Ng sf I BTH I1 -.H X NOw SET CONDITION 1 -A IIII PRIMARY MISSION Or IRANISIIORT IS TU PROVIDE CONSTSTANQNSIHIBIOUS Hl2lT'l'l If SUPPORT, TG AND IN PROGRESSPEDIANT ASSAIII T. THIS MISSION IS ACCOMPLISHED BY TEIEACH Ol TIII ASSAULT CRAET,TRANSPORTINcIvT'5 IEUSE OIINS, AND TROOPS TO REPLENISH THE BEACH IQIQJKS' THIS TASK WAS SUCCESSFULLY MET DURING TLD' Yl'AR'S EORTRESS OALE EXERCISE HELD IN OKINAWA AS WHICH WAS THE LARGEST AMPHIBIOUS OPERATTOAE IIIIRI SINCIY THE OKINAWA-OUNTO OPERATION CF '19-45. Iifqif I ' THE STALWART SALBOAT THE ASSAULT BOAT COMPLEMENT I 'll 125' -zfx ,xuM-'jqbkiix JKT' lgf AWAY AI I BOATS, NOW AWA Y ALL BOATSI' ff, F f..f-3' - - THE POWERFUL LCM-8 S , . v ' ,4Q--- - ff' I ,rf ' 4 . - 4 'T ,Y . T ' . , . , , . ' A ,N ' fag 's . , ' ' 'T XX- K Q N HTOUCHDOWTXJ, TOUCH , . . WHO 'mfg HE1l.l IS RESPONSIBLE FOR THAT SUROB REPORT!? AN AFTERNOON IN THE SUN Af Ex XX C.-5 :wg ' I T E: A A A - U' 1.1.45 Q. rj.. .liz , . . 4-1' -or - ' A HAPHAZARDOUS LANDING - 5 . ,,1.' gurf FR. ,PT f . 'W -l--gel ,nf , pr - ..- - my V M- ,.. ,E T ' N, V' - ,,...' 'Q' L 1+ L .1 ff, ., H' M M, - .,,. -. 1, -H ' QQQ ,L-,F - , .,f N ..-Q4 -, Nw J' Y- -V '.' 5,4 H,---1-'K' M' A f ,J in 1 ua. NT TOWING AN LCM-6 OFF THE Y. BEACH T .4 on 'I -M W. ,ago RETURNINC- TO HOME BASE I, I I ,I il 'I II II WESTPAC HELO OP f Q Ci FLIGHT QUARTERS MANNED AND READY ---1 , H-53 FLYING BGXCAR A 1 E- M I TARAWA EAGLE WITH A GREEN DECK ,Q i. .xvhagyr x... .L,..,, L.. .. I AN ISXCQITIQIJ CRASH CREW LEADER if 'Q Vu I ANOTHER WEEK WITH NO MAILIV' WE'LL TRADE 2 PALLETS OF C RATS FOR 5 CASES OF TOILET PAPER! ..4-,,,,, i SORRY GUYS WE HAD TO STOP FOR A HEAD CALL DEH HEX S-XRC.E XNHAT DO 'KH DO W DA LOOP? LOOK FOR THE SIGHOOK h 'T N -Winning- WATC ., THE LOU'S AN ALERT Q-DECK WATCH .WM BRIDGE-STBD, B-1-RD SPOTTED POSITION ANGLE 2 ON THE LOU, MOST OF THE CREW'S TIME UNDERWAY IS SPENT ON WATCH, THEY DIRECT VARIOUS SHIP'S FUNCTIONS TO KEEP THE SHIP OPERATING SAFELY, EFFICIENTI-Y AND SUCCESSFULLY, TO MEET HER COMMITT- MENTS TO THE SEVENTH FLEET. EVER IGILA T WATCH STA DERS I LOVE IT SO MUCH HERE I ...... T I WONDER IF THEY'D NOTICE, A LEFT HARD RUDDER? fa I 1 V Q I M- X' A . N. ,. I xg E -Q-Q xii I , n ,V i 'i,...,.. ZZ! , , Qs 511' VIN - fr wwf Iii If HFISHINC-'S BAD DOWN HERE Av., 7 '-gg in I ' 'Nl i C1 F11 li 1 ' 6--,, '. s ' 0 1 .F 'Q ' fx AN OBSCENE SEMAPHORE MESSAGE. ,WELCOME To MY PROPULSION LABORATORY THE LOU'S 12 and 5 ACE ASKETB LL TEAM. DURING WEST-PAC AND UPON ARRIVAL TO SAN DIEGO, THE LOU'S TEAM RACKED UP AN IMPRESSIVE 12-5 RECORD. IN THE PHIBRON 7 TOURNAMENT THEY CAME IN CLOSE BEHIND, TO THE UNBEATEN DENVER, TO TAKE THE SECOND PLACE PHIBRON 7 CUP IN IANUARY. MENNYWEATHER WITH A 40 FQOT FIELD GOAL MILLER ADDS ONE MORE F - GAME' , OR THE UP SET MILES WARD DRIVES FOR THE LAY-UP WILLIS HOOKS FOR 2 THE ACTION INTENSIFIESII 8 x ' I' 4 A BREATHER ON THE BENCH! WARD WITH A LAST QUARTER IUMP SHOP. Ex 1- .E K' A-I H km .wx , JI X if jg I ,.. I , THE CO. AND X.O. PENSIVELY WAITING TIME OUT TO REGROUP. THE END OF A HARD EOUGHT GAME. THE ST. LOU AFTER HOURS -Q .. , ENIOYING THE CULINARY EXPERTISE OF A TYPICAL DAY IN SUPPLY DEPARTMENT FRANCOIS BELCHER W: - THE REGULARS OF THE DEAD WEIGHT LOCKER BM3 RAMIREZ PUMPINC IRON --,,..-an-u!97 Y -raw is Is ,I I EPENESA EXECUTES A DEADLY LEFT IAB 3 THE TIGER CRUISE HOME it-f ' B THE CAP'N AND LOOKOUT IEFF NIECRLFY DENIONSTR XTINL HIS SRILLS ON OUR JOURNEY BACK FROM THE WESTERN PACIFIC, THE ENTIRE CREW WAS AFFORD- ED THE OPPORTUNITY TO HAVE ABOARD THEIR FAMILIES AND FRIENDS ON THE TRANSIT FROM IIAWAII TO SAN DIEGO. IT WAS TO BE AN EXTREMELY INTEREST- ING AND IMFORMATIVE EXHIBI- TION OF HOW TODAY'S NAVY PERFORMS IN UNDERWAY SI- TUATIONS, DURING OUR DAY TO DAY LIFE AT SEA. THE EVOLU- TIONS DURING THIS I0 DAY PERIOD WILL PROBABLY BE LONG REMEMBERED IN THE EYES OF THOSE WHO FOR AWHILE, TOOK TO THE SEA IN SHIPS. ENS. PREACHER WITH BROTHERS Nas -1. FUTURE QUNNER5 MATES D.C. TRAINING UNDER THE DILIGENT HANDS OF HTFA. MILLER. I I 5 , P' I II I I I I I I II II I ff NOW '.. SE ARE THE LAWS OF THE NAVY UNWRIT N AND VARIED THEY BE AND HE HO IS WISE WILL OBSERVE THEM GOING WN TO THE LOU ON THE SEA -MASEHELD THE COMMITTEE EE Liga' ,P 'S , .K 4Y ii, , V5 :My ' .R , N X XV N AE X-N. LTUGI PAT MUIR, CRUISE BOOK OFFICER WELL IT'S HERE!! THIS IS THE ITEM OE WHICH ALL YOU ERUSTRAT- ED, BUT PATIENT INDIVIDUALS HAVE AWAITED. WE THE COMMITTEE HOPE THAT THIS PUBLICATION EAIRLY AND OBIECTIYELY REPRESENTS YOUR WESTPAC ADVENTURES. THROUGH YOUR PHOTOGRAPHY AND WELEARE AND RECREATION COMMITTEE, THIS BOOK HAS BECOME A REALITY. IT SHALL BE A REMEMBRANCE OE THESE PAST SIX MONTHS OE YOUR LIFE. WHILE SERVING IN THE EORWARD AREAS OE THE WESTERN PACIEIC. - THE EDITOR 3915 IAY LANGLOIS - EDITOR C 'hw BILL SULLINS GRAPHIC ARTS CREDITS LTIIGI IEEE HEELY RELIEVING C.B. OEEICER LENNY HELINE GRAPHIC ARTS RON CASTEEL TYPOGRAPHY 1 IAMES TINDELL PHOTOGRAPHIC EDITOR BOB WIERTZ TYPOGRAPHY I' I in-. IX PM I MARCH 1 1979 - UN MARCH 9 TO 16 MARCH 26 APRIL 4 TO 6 APRIL 10 TO 11 APRIL 13 TO 18 APRIL 21 APRIL 25 TO MAY 10 MAY 14 MAY 16 TO 17 MAY 20 TO 21 MAY 24 TO 27 MAY 28 TO 30 JUNE 2 TO 3 JUNE 6 TO 18 JUNE 20 TO 21 JUNE 25 TO 26 JUNE 30 TO JULY 22 JULY 28 TO 31 AUGUST 4 TO 7 AUGUST 11 TO 13 AUGUST 30 TO 31 SEPTEMBER 11 TO 13 SEPTEMBER 21 .J 4 4 PEARL HARBOR, HAWAII ENEWETAK BUCKNER BAY, OKINAWA JAPAN NUMAZU, JAPAN PUSAN, KOREA BUCKNER BAY, JAPAN SUBIC BAY, PHILLIPPINES BUCKNER BAY, JAPAN IWAKUNI, JAPAN BUCKNER BAY OKINAWA JAPAN BEPPU, JAPAN IWAKUNI, JAPAN BUCKNER BAY OKINAWA, JAPAN YOKOSUKA, JAPAN NUMAZU, JAPAN BUCKNER BAY OKINAWA, JAPAN YOKOSUKA, JAPAN BUCKNER BAY OKINAWA, JAPAN HONG KONG SUBIC BAY, PHILIPPINES NAHA, JAPAN PEARL HARBOR, HAWAII SAN DIECIO, CALIFORNIA USA NK 5. 5 Mui.. 31 V I PO 'V I, A ', 2' . ' V s s, ' nf., r YS . ,A V4 W 5 . 3-.Qi f -Lay-'L 9' 1 'Q ., Q 44 ,H 4.