United States Navy Chaplain Corps - Yearbook

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jewish Sunday: 1100--Headquarters Chapel, 1st Marine Division 1600-Camp Tripoli Nednesday: 1000-Regimental Reserve Battalion, 5th Marines 1400-Regimental Reserve Battalion, 7th Marines NOTE! Plus visit each month to lst Combat Service Group and lst Amphibian Tractor Battalion Episcopal Saturday: 0930-Headquarters Chapel, 1st Marine Division Latter-Dqy Saint Services Sunday: 1000-2d Battalion Chapel, Camp Tripoli Clst Marinesj - 1000-Reserve Battalion, 5th Marines 1400-Reserve Battalion, 7th Marines 535332 O-60-18 - 259 -

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Tuesday: Weclnesd ay: Thursday: Friday: Saturday: 1900-2d Battalion, 11th Marines CP CBible Studyj 1600-lst Battalion, 5th Marines CP 1915- 1830- 2000- 1745- 1030- 4th Battalion, 11th Marines CP fBible Studyj 1st Combat Service Group HMR 161 fBible Classj 1st Shore Party Battalion fBible Classl IH Company, 3d Battalion, Sth Marines 1830-1 st Amphibian Tractor Battalion 1930- 1st Amphibian Tractor Battalion CBible Studyj 0830-1 st Battalion, 11th Marines CP 1300- H', Company, 3d Battalion, 7th Marines 1030- BU Company, 1st Battalion, 5th Marines 1915-4th Battalion, 11th Marines CP fBible Studyj 1600-1 st Motor Transport Battalion 1815- 1830- 1745- 1900- 1800- 1830- 1st Service Battalion 1st Combat Service Group 1st Shore Party Battalion fBible Classj 1st Engineer Battalion CKorean Servicej 3d Battalion, 5th Marines CP 1st Amphibian Tractor Battalion 0830-1 st Battalion, 11th Marines CP 1900-2d Battalion, 11th Marines CBible Classj 1800-2d Battalion, 5th Marines CP 1915 1830 2000 1745 1500 -4th Battalion, 11th Marines CP fBible Studyj -1st Combat Service Group -HMR 161 CBible Classj -1st Shore Party Battalion CBible Classl - I Company, 3d Battalion, 5th Marines 1830-1st Amphibian Tractor Battalion 0830-1st Battalion, 11th Marines CP 1100 - FB Company, 2d Battalion, 7th Marines 1400- E Company, 2d Battalion, 7th Marines 1030 - CH Company, 1st Battalion, 5th Marines 1915-4th Battalion, 11th Marines CP CBible Studyl 1830 -lst Combat Service Group 1745-1st Shore Party Battalion CBible Studyl 1800 1830 -3d Battalion, 5th Marines CP -1 st Amphibian Tractor Battalion 0830-1st Battalion, 11th Marines CP 1300- DH Company, 2d Battalion, 7th Marines 1430- EU Battery, 2d Battalion, 11th Marines 1800-1st Battalion, 5th Marines CP 1915-4th Battalion, 11th Marines CP QBible Studyl 1830 -1st Combat Service Group 1745-1st Shore Party Battalion CBible Studyj 1030-4.2 Mortar Company, 5th Marines 1830-1st Amphibian Tractor Battalion 0830-1st Battalion, 11th Marines CP -258-

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BIBLIOGRAPHY GENERAL Souacns Berger, C., The Korea Knot, Philadelphia, 1957. Britannica Book of the Year, Korean War, 1952. Britannica Book of the Year, Korean War, 1953. Cagle, M. W. and Manson, F. A., The Sea War in Korea, Annapolis, 1957. Clark, Gen. Mark W., From the Danube to the Yalu, New York, 1954. Geer, Andrew, The New Breed, New York, 1952. Goodrich, L. M., Korea: A Study of U.S. Policy in the United Nations, New York, 1956. Gugeler, R. A. fEd.J, Combat Operations in Korea, Wash- ington, 1954. Jones, Ken, I Was There, New York, 1953. Joy, C. Turner, How Communists Negotiate, New York, 1955. Karig, Walter, Cagle, M. W. and Manson, F. A., Battle Re- Portg Vol. VI, The War in Korea, New York, 1952. Korea, 1950 CDepartment of the Armyj. Miller, John Jr., Carroll, Maj. Owen J., and Tackley, Mar- garet E., Korea, 1951-53, Washington, D.C., 1958. Montross, Lynn, Cavalry of the Sky, New York, 1954. Montross, Lynn and Canzona, N. A., The Chosin Reservoir Campaign, Washington, 19575 U.S. Marine Operations in Korea, 1950-53, The Pusan Perimeter, Washington, 1954-. Muller, John H., Wearing the Cross in Korea, California, 1954. Ridgway, M. B., Soldier: The Memoirs of Matthew B. Ridg- way, New York, 1956. Thomas, Maj. R. C. W., The War in Korea 1950-53, Alder- shot, 1954. Vatchee, William, Jr., Panrnunjon, New York, 1958. Penionicmns Ladies Home journal, December 1952. Lederer, W. J., Operation Kidliftl' Life: Van Fleet, 1. A., The Truth About Korea, May 11, 1953. Marine Corps Gazette: Giusti, E. H., Minute Men-1950 Model: The Reserves in Action, September 1951. Montross, Lynn, Advance to the 38th Parallel: The Marines in Operation Ripper, March 1952. Advance to the Punchbowl, August 1953. Breakout From the Reservoir: Marine Epic of Fire and Ice, November 1951. Buttoning Up the Offensive: The Marines in Opera- tion Killer, February 1952. Red China on the Offensive, July 1953. The Hungnam Evacuation, December 1951. The Pohang Guerilla Hunt, January 1952. They Make Men Whole Again: The Medical Batta- lion and Chaplains in Korea, December 1952. Nicholson, D. D., Jr., Their Faith Is Yours, Decem- ber 1953. National Geographic Magazine, February 1953: Mosier, Robert H., T. Sgt. USMC, May 1953, The G.I. and the Kids of Korea. Navy Chaplains Bulletin: Peck, W. S., The Destroyer Chaplaincy, Fall, 1953. Silver, D. J., Chaplain Chung's Corps, Fall, 1954. The Tidings, Los Angeles, c. 1951. U.S. Naval Institute Proceedings, Armed Forces Care Through CARE, August 1955. U.S. Navy and Marine Corps Awards Manual, NAVPERS 157905 revised 1953. Stars and Stripes-Korean edition. UNPUBLIS1-ren SOURCES J. Floyd Dreith, Chaplain, USN. MS report to Chief of Chaplains on Chaplain Field Training, Marine Barracks, Camp Pendleton, Calif. Letters of individual chaplains to the Chief of Chaplains. Especially important have been the very frequent letters of the supervisory chaplains fDivision Chaplain, lst Marine Division, and Wing Chaplain, lst Marine Aircraft Wingj. Letters are cited in each case by date, name of sender. Diary of the lst Marine Aircraft Wing Chaplain. Battle Reports by Chaplain O. Ingvoldstad. See appendix B. Copied from Ingvoldstad's personal records, by permission. Statistical reports of chaplain activities submitted to the Chief of Chaplains, Bureau of Naval Personnel. Normally individual chaplain's reports were combined into more in- clusive reports before being forwarded by supervisory chaplains en route. Questionnaire prepared by the then Historian of the Chap- lain Corps, Chaplain C. L. Drury, and distributed through- out the Corps in the spring of 1954. Each reply was num- bered as it came in, and the appropriate number placed by the chaplainls name in a master code. Thus it was possible to read each questionnaire without knowing the name of the chaplain who had supplied the answers, if anonymity were wanted, or, conversely, the chaplain's name could be obtained if needed. As is usual with questionnaires, some of the material furnished was of little or no use. On the other hand, a large amount of interesting and sometimes very important data has been derived therefrom. Some material was not included because of the failure to record the date and place of events. Official Memoranda and Instructions in the files of the Chief of Chaplains, Bureau of Naval Personnel.