Wainwright (DLG 28) - Naval Cruise Book

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1969 volume:

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F, 1 , , , , , .1 ff ' I il l ,, L I1 N. N., 5.1 f 'Xiu X- NVQ , 0 Y ,. F 1 fx- w. Lx i RY W 5 l p A 3 . . .V ., - USS WFSINWRIGHT 1DLG-28h cami' in honor of five , natal' Offieers sebmf oineol active service spanned 'A the VBHPS from tnejcivil war. tothe landings at Vera Crus, 'Mexico in 1914',' is the first of the WAINWRIGI-IT class ship and theilthird Yes-j sel to bear this-name, herjpred6OBSS01'S being DD-62, 'a Worldwarl I' destroyer, and DDE419, a World Warill destroyer. i g fr V , X A , H A . - I n A V . 1 With the fitting of aradically different air- search. radar , an integratediileapons' system which includes the Terrier' Missile System and the nairy's latest longfrange. sonar, WAINWRIGHT is primarily designed to pro- vide anti-air and anti -submarine defense for a fast carrier. attack aasingle dual-purpbseg frapidf afiifegn 5'l!54 automatic ilmllfst .her nfes, ssoponooiyt 'defense asain-Sit ai? a ashore A QWAINWRIGHT. built in Bath. Maine, was placed ln commission on 8 January 1966. After fitting out avallabllty at the Boston Naval Shipyard, the ship underwentaseries of sea trials to test the reliabilty of the newly-installed electronic cornmimication and detection equipment. Early in August, WAINWRIGI-IT proceeded to the Atlantic Fleet Weapons Range for the Terrier Ships Qualification Trials, and it was at this time she was called upon by Commander Anti- Submarine Warfare force, U.S. Atlantic Fleet. to prosecute a report of an un-f identified submarine contact off the coast oftliispaniola. Although no positive identifi- cation resulted from the three-day search, sonar contact was made and the experience gained proved' highly beneficial in demon- g sti-ating the long range capabilities ofthe p i ..AIfIlSQS-26 -BX sonar. b0m'9a1'd'F?nt 195 1.011-A A 'Sliilfsfiswh Training, from 1 September to 28 erationsii'-if .A f ffffral 'T lff, Huf, Qf f was 5 spent. .in Guantanamo Bay, s a i o o sat-climates we Conducted in ASW' is 55 aga -Naif1gation,. Communications and She in Qheriq Iiomeport of Charleston, .speeq'a'id,. R f for LANTFLEX plant -notions' boilers-is na nest onerous ' if it .involvin8 more than abie' A9f'f.id91iV9?fi3g Propulsiillb 'ta 9390: p moot. all of which Maasai a 'wartime conditions. 10ns,ofj an first actual OP' to operate as nn. On 16 g Ch8.I'lBBtCifQ, keep. of calendars? preparation? up N ShiPYa1'd J apart 'A' in the' . ahkB'eV'Station ,' ability- so r ,where wsdeses tovside Work 7 ' fAiifiiair cause of ts tde d f to ' equipment 'll'vi f : ' I- . 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AWAINWRIGI-IT steamed through Panama Canal once more on 12 November, and arrived in cner1eston on 16 November, at which time she began a period. of'1esveendnpksep.f A do a t wAnsmm1GHrremeined in Charleston until January, 1968,- when 'she got underway for , Rhode Island, spending two- weeks there as A' school ship for the. Destroyer fleet exercise RUGBY' MATCH, which was sirnilar toLANTFLEXo66, oool do so V A On1f1.VAprll,,v:1968- Captain g WAR A. JoHN- ,FUSNQ i 'I?1i6Ved'rQQI5iP?-iii G-Eg s00?9H141?F'iUSPfflCQfFWWAINWRIGHT- ' ' anda1mosft,1n1n1ediate1y1the5s1upbegsnnrep- . . M - 4: , ---.uf After making Sf0PSoiU5PQ9?I1H9fF9?QvH4YY4i?iVfifff3 ,'td s a,-a - f. V AV at on . p Guam, ends snnie ,, ,. '?19V?m?nf+o,9Pd24VJifnG4 WAINWRIGI?ITfo 5?5?i?55P193?5of0f PIRAZ inthe 2-fee-Ii ,M fr l il, -gr, .flq fr.,-lr ,'.5Igg,..1f ' - 3. -.lf , 5 1-1 r 4.'Zf'f'f- .f,?,,.-..:'.5f:,sv-e-1 ,i ffl P?frs-'?efff'?5fe'1gQ 'ua' 's,l.L'-'L , , nfl -as-4 -Ei' -'M' ' ' 1 . Q. 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He attended public schools in the town of Barnstable on Cape Cod. Upon commissioning and graduation from the Massachusetts Maritime Academy in 1943, he reported for duty as Navigator of the USS AROOSTOOK fAOG-143 and par- ticipated in the invasions of North Africa and Italy. In 1944 he was assigned to the USS SITKA QAPA-1132 as First Lieutenant and Damage Control Officer, and participated in Pacific Fleet Amphibious operations and the oc- cupation of Japan, and China. Successive tours of duty followed as Op- erations Officer and Navigator of USS VUL- CAN QAR-5lg temporary additional duty as Commanding Officer, USS MATTABESSET QAOG-563 operating in the Davis Straits and Greenland Watersg 5-term student at University of North Carolinag Operations Officer and Navigator of USS WARE QDD- 865lg Executive Officer of USS THE SUL- LIVANS QDD-53713 Navigation Instructor at NROTCU, Yale Universityg and Material and Task Group Watch Officer on the Staff of Commander, Destroyer Flotila TWO. Captain J OHNSON's next assignment was as Commanding Officer, USS BARRY QDD-9337 from 1958 to 1959. Following graduation in 1960 from the Naval War College Senior Course in Naval Warfare, he joined the Naval War College Staff and was assigned to the Strategic Planning Studies Branch of the Naval Warfare Department. While at the Naval War College he participated in an off-duty study program which led to the award of an MA Degree in Political Sci- ence from Boston University. In 1962 Captain JoHNsoN a S Su me d com-S mand of the USS MAHAM QDLG-113 com- pleting 14 months duty in WESTPAC While conducting extensive evaluation of the Naval Tactical Data System fNTDSJi as part of an NTDS AWW task force. From 1964 until 1966 he served in the Office of the Assistant Secretary of De- fense for International Security Affairs as the Professional Assistant for Greece, Tur- key, Cyprus and CENTO affairs. For his performance in the latter duty he was award- ed the Joint Service Commendation Medal by the Secretary of Defense. I-Ie assumed command of the USS ARCADIA CAD-233 in 1966, and served in that capacity through February 1968. On 4 April 1968 he assumed his present assignment as Commanding Officer, USS WAINWRIGHT QDLG-283. C aptain JOHNSON is a member of PHI BE TA KAPPA and PHI ETA SIGMA academic societies and besides the Joint Service Commendation Medalg European-Africiam Middle Eastern Campaign Medal Qthree bronze starsjg Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal, World War II Victory Medal, Naval Occupation Service Medal qEuropean and Asian Claspslg China Service Medal, National Defense Service Medal 11 bronze starhg Korean Service Medal 12 bronze starsjg Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal Q1 bronze starlg Vietnam Service Medal: United Nations Service Medal and the,Ko- rean Presidential Unit Citation. 4 Captain JOHNSON is married to the former Jean P e t e r s on of Centerville, Massa -I achusetts. They have three childreng Karen, '19, David, 14, Peter, 13. The JOHNSON family reside at 507 Middle Road, Ports- mouth, Rhode Island. A THE XO X QF CDR H.F. NELSON - -x Nz: ww. 'is 4 D Q fx , -'Snr' :hr -31 L, wg, A x f..4W'W NNW xv 0 X , Q 'f, 4014 aww A 41' w in 691: V., vl ' .V ww- las My 5 N tgiigh a. 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',,' .ss iii ' 1 ' 1 NOW LET'S SEE WHO WAS THERE HM In EAPONS DEP RTMENT , V sh! ,, , N LCDR W . M. TRUSDELL ENS N. H. HARMS WEAPONS OFFICER WEAPONS ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT If WAINWRIGHT could be compared to a hornet, the Weapons Department would def- initely be the business end . And to be sure when it comes to weapons and WAINWRIGHT Weapons Department is all business!WAIN- WRIGHT is armed with the most modern weapons available in the fleet and it is the Weapons Department's responsibility to ensure that they are maintained in top notchfighting condition and operated effec- tively and safely. WAINWRIGHT is armed with medium range Terrier guided missiles, Asroc, two 3 !50 caliber rapid fire guns, one 5 !54 caliber 81111, and conventional Torpedoes. The Wea- A ,,,..mX my ttxil , pon's Department is responsible for these weapons themselves and also the ship's ANXSQS-26 BX sonar, 3-0 air search radar, and associated fire control systems. Be- sides this the Weapons Department is also responsible for the ships hull and deck gear, including boats replenishment stations and associated equipment. The Weapons Department is comprised of four Divisions, First Division with its Boatswains Mates, Second Division with its Gunnersmates and Fire Control Technicians, Third with its Sonar Technicians and Torpedoman's Mates, and the Fourth Division which is comprised of the Missile Gunners Mates and the Missile Fire Control Technicians. J P. R. HARRISON LT, USN D. J. ROSA ENS, USNR 1 D I I S FIRST LIRUTFNANT 1ST DIVISION OFFICER M. R. ROUNDTREE SN C. E. RULE SN J. T. PARKER SN J. A. HEINE SN ,J R. K. DILLARD SN B. J. DEANGELO SN H. V. BARRETO SA D. L. BISHOP SN f The lst Division is comprised of the BOatswain's Mates and is more commonly known as the Deck force. First Division is responsible for the maintenance and the preservation of the ship's hull and the weather decks. In addition to this, the First Division sailors prepare the necessary rigging for underway replenishment S-tations , and care for and run WAINWRIGHT's small boats. When the ship is underway, First Division stands ship's control watches in the pilot house and has the sea detail station on the forecastle. I x',s ,I , K 1 S Q Aff D. C. COWGER SA n 3 L, D. FERGUSON FN A - 1 x J. C. JACKSON SN I A A J. J. KQUSSA SN ff , .' , A A . A V i g? X , S' T. N. LANDRAM SN Wg Q91 Q f 6 R. V. LARGEN SA LSQf N 2 - L I -A . pgs, A T. D. LAWS SN ' ' A- A T. W. MANSK SN x A 3 A- X ' J. S. SLEIGHT SN V 'J 'K T1 .F J . a 4 A Z .. .J A r 'mm 0, ' Ml. M -any M f if W A K ,Qglwiin ' fm-,W H-S Aw 'V ,An h.,,, 9, , I N , . A -sf, U -ff '-wfffn - HQ 'N I f,,. A , W , , ff. gi 7 ,W ,umm S. Q f wf is f' -A Y, X m Mi' 'X S. Su A I www -fy fy JK + -bk, lh..z-x.Q 5 ' M we ,V ,, X ' f 7-'fk,. ' .. Sr 4 ,ag . A 4. -. - . , QQ M. 5 A N wh T 4 I ' 7' - -. 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Two rates are found in the Second Division: The Gunners Mates, who maintain and op- erate the guns themselves and the Gun Fire Control Technicians, who are concerned with the gun Directors and radars which position the guns to hit these targets. The jobs of the men of the gun gang are many and varied. From greasing a loader on one of the 3 inch 50 caliber rapid fire guns to making a complicated electronic repair to the gun fire control radar - all are part of keeping the WAINWRIGHTS's Gun Battery Combat ready. ., V-., I , , , gif X, H- , 3 ,,,4- , fb 1. ll ,147 WWW f , tix SUE! Jfifg --:ICD QI il 3 2 , if W 2 - Lf f , ff- 17 , ' he 1 v H W g Cm' .. L. R. DOYLE GMGSN ' R. E, RICKETT SN -R, f f Qf f 2 - , W WM ZZ Klum!-M A ' A x ' y , 1-4.3 AJ QQ f ,, Q Q 'W ,- -v I 1 we, x i , ,...,..- .!--.am ,..--1-, .fx 1 Mfwxjxf-N YY' k 0 ' f iff . I n I .n LK! 4 4 I I . I I I I I 9 I E F ? K P I M, -..I 9 as .rp Avi WA .Y 'Avril I A X . I F? Ag sn 'ix -I X :X , X I , img' if 'RAI ' Y. K LT T. D. WHITE LTJG R. N. NORRIS ASW OFFICER 3rd DIVISION OFFICER B. R. BLAIN STI A A. B. OHLER TM1 ,-5' X N r Q x S SQ S. J. ERRIGO STO2 I G. M. CLARK STG2 . , 1 A ' I gy I . , U Li .. 1' ' I-E' 1 I, J .. ,Hu All ...gg X wiv -my Q- tim. 7 xx X Q J., 'V . if J.w, EAST STC, J.A. PERRIER STC, F.J. YOST STC, P, LQN- GORIA STC Third Division incorporates both Sonar Tech- nicians and Torpedomen. The primary duties comprise calabrating, maintaining and man- ning the WAINWP.IGHT's highly sophisticated anti-submarine equipment and weaponry. At sea the division stands a never ending vigil in search for enemy submarines. In doing this important task the WAINWRIGHT is equipped with the newest sonar in the fleet, the ANXSQS-26. Anti-submarine Weapons in- clude the MK 32 Torpedo tubes and the dual purpose Terrier Asroc launcher. PM THIRD DIVI I0 WL' be Q,-IJ: 4 WS. Iv' 1 5 PS fi f 5 , . .daisy If-xxx X - was, . ,. .I L Xawf F A ,fu STA-S ff, . N, ' Tilt? , Ng 5 ,LS---Q. Y X5'3.'.,jF.ig. 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FRIEDMAN FTCS, D,G 9? -,Syl yi Xe... as ms XX L - - MISSILE OFFICER 4th DIVISION OFFICER J... if , FO U mga: Ni I OEM J 3 C .Q . -E. J, K - .F K w .L - if Y W.F. GRAHAM GMMI, L.S. MCMAHON GMM1, E.F. GEARIN DI S I IQ FTM1, J.C, CARLSON FTMl Fourth Division aboard WAINWRIGHT is comprised of Fire Con- trol and Gunner's Mate missile technicians. Theirs is the task of maintaining the highly complex missile system aboard WAIN- WRIGHT. This task requires many hours of testing and analyzing, for the missile system must be ready for instant action should the ship ever be required to defend herself. The men of Fourth Division are highly trained and skilled technicians knowledgable of the complex maze of electrical and mechanical equipment that makes up the missile system. They constantly and efficiently strive to accomplish their assigned task of keeping the missile system in a high state of readiness ..... 0 'SN In 2 -S5 Q I u V' UWQ9 F5-W 0 . . F ' I , . I. , 3 'ff, I I . 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CHITTENDEN FTM2 S W in .X X. .Am , W A 1 I Ag , 225 at w i j xx! vrjrafnv A 1 Mm. 1 wg .,,L X Xl KR if ,-sw 5 ,, f X W l1,,' i ,nf LCDR D. D. SWAIN LCDR BELL OPERATIONS OFFICER PROSPECTIVE OPERATIONS OFFICER The Operation's Department consists of many technical ratings including Radiomen, Radarmen, Signalmen, Elec- tronics, Technicians, Data Systems Technicians, Quarter- masters, Yeoman, Personnelmen, and Postal Clerks. In size the Ops. Department is second only to the Weapons Department. Operations, by dictionary terminology, means: A course or series of acts to effectacertain purposeg to manage ' or conduct the affairs of, the state of being in action. This is a most apt definition for a shipboard Ops Department. The prime objective of Ops is to communicate and main- tain combat readiness. Itis within the realm of this depart- ment that a Blip or an image on a radar scope is deter- mined as being friend or foe, and what action to take, if action is required. It is also the responsibility of Ops to maintain constant contact with the outside world, without ,W . , it ao. , ce S SC tb ' which the ship would meander helplessly on the sea. Much highly sophisticated electronic equipment is utilized by this departmentg from computorized radar components to aid in analyzing a contact, to programmed transmitters that set up instantly at the touch ofa button. Such gear re- quires constant attention by highly skilled persons in the field of electronics. These men hold preventitive mainten- ance on the gear, and must also be able to trace out any malfunctions and repair same with minimum amount of time. In addition to functioning is the tactical department for war, peace, and emergency situations, ithas the responsi- bility of maintaining mail service, command liaison through the ship's office, and other duties that enhance and support the mission and functions of Operations. f ef' i orlfxsi' X KYX ' ' ' Hai 6 -5 1 ' - N , ,Q-I ,af .,, gp, ,, ,,., , -M, ,ml-, IW, V, , dam' . .1 ,,1:..,.,gf, fjnlvg. 1 .W , , A Q D ' C. M. JEFFERS RMCS W, B. WRIGHT HMC T. N. HELMAN RMI fl R. J. KELLEHER ENS OC DIVISION OFFICER I ggy. g,,,,w KZ YP' nfl -J v'-f-.,f,...gf1'f T, - ,gg figs, '41-'tjfv:f1,2'Q'S. 4 .V , , ,f ,Q ff! fi gi . f , 91, X V4 f 5, fy! , 4 '-Amffl, 1 v 5 is ,, .7 52 f I f ??,QhM fg ff 4 V7 5, Z f if 1 gf f A if Wh X AZ X V.G. REAM RM3, W.T. MELLEMA RMSN, JI MYERS RMSN, C A 2 oc DI isio OC Division is the ship's link with the outside World. The division consists of Radiomen and Signalmen, plus the Hospital Corpsmen. While on station, the pace is quick in radio central. The radiomen processed and distributed an average of 7,000 messages per month, while maintaining 19 voice and tac- tical data circuits. Topside, the signalmen endured rain, heavy seas, and scorching sun to ensure instant contact with ships in company by flashing light, flag hoist, and semaphore. The Corpsmen serve the ship's health require- ments, holding sick call twice daily, inspecting living and messing spaces, providing emergency treatment, and main- taining records. A XO l I ,,ffX-.X xtti jg! XX ,.. y , I , Hb gf ,g . , fits 4 ij 1 ,,.,, , , ,, Q F Q - X' ,if fn i Cf I ,gall kxxl It J gf! Q il!-tiig, i,g31.iggs5l..iLq' ,,,, it L-If if of X I vi., Yi...- kg, j X-, A -vs M ' WF kwa ' I. Q4 'YM K 'VM L 1' i-a p I r 22 3' .Qi HE. 0 Vw N X X 'Y 4 'FN Aw ww. 9 mv Vw 1 . X x 1 L-:Hy ,syy Z' S Z' 4 ,f M ,wa S7 5 I QKW in ez M. E. KANNER LT OI DIVISION OFFICER . PM ,,. 3 x. . A ,N S i ' Q Smith W. D. RDCS ff W hw f,ff ,f, LANGLEY WO1 OI Division consists of Radarmen, who are proficient in various control functions, such as, search radars, control of offensive and defensive aircraft, electronic countermeasures, targetin- dentification, plus stationing and employment of pickets, patrols, and searches. Also, an assist function includes navigation, tactical maneuvers ASWXAAW operations, shore bombardment, search and rescue plus gunnery and missile employment with defensive aircraft. The Radarmen have the responsibility of keeping an embarked commodore, commanding officer and var- ious control stations informed ofthe identity and movement of all units Within the surveillance capabilities of the ship. By use of Digital Data Processing, situation analization is enhanced greatly. The prime responsibility can then be summarized as detection and surveillance. GI DIVI I0 N RANGNXSS GUI 0 TH .... DE SUPFA CEE fa-ffef M .L I ' sk g , ,F NA , IN, , 24 0 B- ' I , V ! QQ 'R fx' 27 'Q 1 1 f X 1 iflfgyl ' 'A' W Q , , 5 5 . GREENSFELDER RD1 COTHRAN RD1 . ELLETT RDI BENJAMIN RD2 ZUBA RD2 25 Q Q . SV! 6 A15 ui ' V? ,Qu 1 X3 Q A xx . gm V. . xV,X X . f gl x g A Zyl V5 VXIA . I 5, .. .Z X, fl ff! f X Ly . L p '4 '--.f 511 -5... f M al f' 5 Y . , ,W - f 21 .,. . Q I - . 5 . 2 ' X V .. . 315 29? ' 1.3 5 ' K. X, 44212 'N 5, ,mf I I , hgh. WW ,gl 4 yfk A , ,Q V V V ,YW 1 , V ,fy Q W 41 L my f hug, 'w'f71z f A 4, I 7 A -I V . f . Z 'W L W 1 f, 1 , ff , MW ' f nl , 0 f 6 ff G E. LONG RD2 E. DAHMS RD3 H, BURDICK RD3 W. TRECEK RD3 R. FOWLER RD3 D. HAWKINS RDSN E. OTT RDSN B. PRESTON RDSN D. FAIRFIELD RD1 P. DOUGLAS RDSN .KX Nix 'x E QS STEVENSON RDSN BARRIES RDSN MILLER RDSN OFFERDAHL RDSN YOUNGBLOOD RDSN STEPHENS RDSN SELIGMANN RDSN NOELCK RDSN JOHNSON RDSN MCPHERSON RDSN .y YZ Ay X A 4 , faf, A Q 2 I - , V fx' . X ,R xw I ' is ,ff Q ,, ' V I f S - '4'7f J, S f K g,- Ax 1 'aa ff Z S , X Q , ,g V9 I ' x r , R. H. OLIVER W-1 J. W. CALDWELL ENS EMO OE DIVISION OFFICER Qafkg M A5 N S, X X! ds.: N,S, JOHNSON ETCM, R.J. DONNELLY DSCS, J,W, BEAL ET1 G I 3 I G,D. BRIDGEFORD DS1, J.W. MESSERSCHMIDT DS1. KR. MERCHANT FITN2 H C HAUSE ETR2 ' ' is w - W. L. ZUICHES DS2 fIf- J. IIWERCKLE DS2 y ,X My fNN J fu - , R. J. DOOLEY Dsz p pyp, it S. v Al '- LI'N xi 'f 1.51 Cf .dau 1 -, if i 1 OE Division, part of the Operations De- partment is composed of Data System and Electronic Technicians. The Data System N Technicians, who are responsible for the A Naval Tactical Data Systems, maintain com- 1 puters, display equipment, radio trans- iiii is iii'iiii T Q R mission equipment, and weapons direction I C553-Q 3 equipment. The Electronic Technicians are L I' i . i .v,'.'i gjitgsji K L fl responsible for air and surface search ra- Q dars, electronic counter measures equip- ,Ji ,ffgqow ment. Together they are responsible for LX? the majority of the electronics equipment ll 1 used on the USS WAINWRIGHT. lt is their ,YQ QWJEQX . . . . ,' can f guy ,ff s if objective to have all assigned electronic ff' equipment operating at designed standards Q, ' V QQ of readiness at all times and to take im- mediate steps to correct any deficiencies that may arise. x. X , J -f gi Q s vi '7 I if-2 in .E ,f I W , s N Qu is x I J' Q, N Y -- pi L gy Wi 0 S i if 37? X I mf i W G. DENNESON DS2 A. GRANICH DS2 E. LONG DS2 J. BALES ETR3 D. OWENS ETN3 L. SCHLAGEL ETN3 D. MALDINI ETN3 L. CLARK ETN3 SEROCKI ETN3 E. WHITE DS3 E. LINKE ETRSN M. BELL RMSN --Mxg .. .1 I .1 1 I pf 30 tr ,A.' ,gi Inu, W. L. STRICKLAND LT NAVIGATOR D, L, WELCH QM1, R. C. NORIEL PN1, M. G, JOHNSON PN2, G, H, f ROGERS QMSN DIVI IO Navigation Division is comprised of the quartermasters, yeomen, personnelmen and the postal clerks. The division has a very diversified objective in that the quar- ter-masters are responsible for the navi- gation of the sh ip whereas the yeomen and personnelmen maintain the crews service records while our postal clerks take care of our mail. The Quartermasters assist the Navigator utilizing various navigational aids in the plotting of the ship's location and the laying out of the ship's courses from place to place. The yeomen and per- sonnelmen maintain the ship's personal rec - ords in the same manner that a personnel department for a large corporation might. While our postal clerks have the huge re- sponsiblity of any post office in striving to keep the mail flowing. W.M. MALTBY QMSN, M.B. LUCKEY PNSN, S.E. WILLIAMS SN, 3 J.D. LAIN SN M , Wx KXX , X .2 ' x ,? f -' 1 M ez, 5 ' FP' , jf - J s, 1 .Q ' 1 I . L , , 4 3 I 5 1 2 E 1 1 f i E I i FQ AXLE A fy L. AD , is A ' Ya rp 'aa Q5 3 L ' I Qi L L f ftt f f L ' , 4 5 .a iii,----v WP' Y' . 1 ' , ' w x ,,,. 1 ' sig , '3. 1 .. . ,gf ' ' 'U' Vu, . ji., g f j ' 5 35143, frm- , Y.,V V : -,a , V, X M - www!-f XJBAJ- L ' 5 .'OO if S I I I Mt ,,f1 Qfq,fg.'f I fx: I A 31 . ,ea:.,.a1 ,, .4.. V .,, i.a.,n.L..q-1 ,.., gg 33' ffl' , 0.4 J, JW ,, f,4,f.w 0'wf' Mm ,111 fl '1 V ,hs 1 I s i . ,LN EDICAL DEP RTMENT . - T x,,,,.4..l...1. .,,, ,,i.,,.,, ' he I T '1. mx, X , rf- ., X.,--was-T--mes-w 'N' K 'ef . Y, A Q, Q A vw ,,,..,...,,,.,--...'4 , V . U 1 i , . 1 IIVAW. X . , .' ' ax , X. xm - 1 5 ffl-if ? pa The prime responsibility of the Medical Department in the traditional phrase of the Medical Corps is to keep as many men at as many guns as many days as possib1e. To implement this policy an active program of both medical aid and preventive medicine is carried out. Sick call is held at 0800 and 1300 daily. Emergency aid is available at all times, day or night. Preventive medicine that is done aboard h. preparation facilities and food. The berthing spaces are inspected weekly to insure the highest standards of sanitation and main- tenance. First aid lectures aresgiven daily so the crew can, in the event of battle or disaster, begin to aid themselves until medical assistance is on the scene. T hese and many others are the functions of the Med- ical Department. f,, 75 5' . 4 4 p s ip consists of daily inspection of food handlersj and inspection of the food X s NQ - 'Z 4444141 mawwwlff ou- lwwg x , fw X5-s , , JZ' 2' VI ,, Q, yi. 4 ,, ,Zh Jig, I I ,UV ef, M I ,f . ff 1 R. B. BERKLITE The Engineering Department, headed by LCDR R.B. Berklite, is comprised of A, B, E, M, and R Divisions, and includes approximately one third of the crew. The scope of its tasks include operation, care and maintenance of the ship's main p r o pu l s i o n plant, auxiliary machinery, and piping systems, control of damageg operation and maintenance of elec- trical power generators and distribution sys- tems, repairs for the ship's hullg and repairs to equipment of other departments within the scope of the Engineering department. Under the supervision of the damage control assistant, LT W.J. Payne, and of the Main Propulsion Assistant, LTJG P.A. Tummonds, and due to a consistent effort by all hands, WAINWRIGHT's Engineering Department was judged as the outstanding Engineering Depart- ment in Destroyer Squadron 6 and was awarded the second Engineering Excellency award for l968. E GI EERING DEP RTME T J? 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In the heat of the engine rooms the M's tirelessly repair valves, replace pumpbear- ings and gaskets, maintain tur- bines and reduction gears, scrub the deck plates and seeminglyend- less miles of piping. Thier hands always seem to be the dirtiest and their coffee the blackest but it all contributes to their alert watches and the outstanding appearance of their working spaces ....... L tttc K A i ' mmf im Af G 5 4 in ' i X x' M ' ,Q- in L Ig t FQ ' b' ' fl i i up 3 l i it n L You TO s HM was-1 me Awmat xwspfcgyg 1 ,,,,',! g :S f ' i V' 2 - l S i fa' rv fp ,i H i me 36 W , 1 . 2- Y 5 6 r 1 5 Q . 6 Lk! M 1 . 4- AY' QV 4 '--.11 1 ef, in 'L ' , ' s 1 - A wi , W TJ V 'M' x XV I if' V 'KLZ1' ,l 1 A4 X 4 1. l, Q! x 4' D. I. PEARSON MM2 P, M. LOOMIS MM3 J. M. STAMBAUGH MM3 H. N. GOODMAN MM3 T. M. EDWARDS MM3 K. W. SINCLAIR MM3 L. F. ZMARZLINSKI MM3 J. A. LAMOTHE MMFN R. CERVENKA FN R. A. WHITLOCK FN M. E. MOFFATT FN J. R. MILLER FA L. L. BOWER V. T. VAN WASSHENOVA J. R. UNDERKOFFLER FA .Q 2 I My f 'Q' M fwf fe fA! ,W -'95, 7 ,,f. f ' M , W , ' ff , gf S., .. NX N P' K x . L G. C, CALE, III FA J. E. LEWANDOWSKI FN ,, k ,ff .Mau f J S!! ,X gf AWNWQWW W - AWN- ' f fizf Q 'Zac QNSQWN W Spf X, - 5 Q Aww T W 'gwff , 12 f ' X Q 'f V N f x x XX X X XX X X yi NN Nw. .mdiww 1 .AQ A . N' X 2 N' viii -, K in A, K, WELCOME Bros R. L. BLITCHINGTON BTC g ' B. G. LUCAS BT1 it W ' L . Y. ,K AQ' X 1 xx VX . L.LXXX X L 11 L ln. ' J A f gf A , .XJ X G L , L . . REYNOLDS BT2 xg? -' A ' C. L. KILGORE BT3 X it T. E. NIERING BT2 ' ' R. L. TYNDAL BT2 4 ff gk 1 for y f X' J. M. ALSTON BT3 if 'QM' Y -... 1 N-Y, 9 4 , X R. S. ANLAS BT3 i' 74 L. A. OVERGAARD BT3 1 2' ff A K' x ' ,, Qian? ,,,, , -M-...gl v fu. .fdgf ' ' B DIVISIO The main task of B Division is op- erating the ship's four powerful 1200psi boilers and their associated complicated auxiliaries which generate a ready supply of steam for everything from propelling the ship through the water at high rates of speed to operating the cooking kettles inthe galley. A routine day in the heat of the fireroom will find the BT's keeping busy main- taining boiler pressure and temperature, cutting in or out additional burners, changing sprayer plates, repairing machinery, and keeping their spaces clean. In their job of converting water into supper heated steam, they may get dirty, but they are always more than willing to share it with others by cover- ing the topside decks with soot when blowing tubes ..... ' G. L. COMPSTON BTFN . 'I ZZ Ml H emlifllff' are W L' Q' - L' my R m C' 'I My if f 7 ,anmggl ', 'Y 'ffgiiyg 'l , my it -1 -4 1' .L-,.,.....f. 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J. IIIIACIKOWSKI . If , I Tan 'Y 7 I'A I , ,Y N' , G. C, MORGAN FA L. J. HARRELL FA I i, A ww. nngi ,J ,I ,Wi AQVW' R. E. RUSSELL ENS E DIVISION OFFICER I I 4 y M! u VI,. ,, 5, f f , f .III I 'P As I 7 fy ' i I' ff' 2M,?'f'.' - ff' Q 4 -Z f ff' . ,M ,f QL.,-ws, 4, I V fg , ' 4 ,lf 2, I I I I fr f if WN M :V , ,I M I s, fy , , ' f , f f Q X 7 , 4 EMM ' , gg, A I ,, 'ff X 7 ff 4 ffm X , wwf Q f V , f- Q 1 ff ,f I , 7 , f M' 'SQA ik 1 f WJ, ' 'ul N MW ,,,,,, I V, , I 1 A 'i4f',7 'fi ' ff. V wi I - Wyyf ET 1 R,IR S , , ,, ff, V X V , X .gk Z7 ,Z , f ,Z f Ml X ' K ,J A ' , gf , .- If f I ,J R.J, DGHART EMCS, C,E, WYBLE EMI, R.A. BURGESS EM2, B.N. PATTERSON EM2 I 2 D I V I J.J. MCKNIGHT EM3, T.w. WENCKUS ics, J.E. HENRY EMFN, J.H. MILES EMFN. The E Division is responsible for the generators, motors, gyrocompasses, in- terior communications, and other electrical equipment. The generators in the engine rooms provide the electricity for power, lighting, and the many motor generator set which furnish power to the guns and weap- ons systems aboard WAINWRIGHT. The Electrician Mates QE MJ stand watch on generators, motors, switch boards, and other electrical equipment. They test for casualty, and also repair and rebuild electrical equipment in the electric shop . The Interior Communications gang LIC5 stand IC and gyrocompass watches aboard ship, and repair IC systems, gyrocom- pass systems, amplified and sound powered Voice systems, alarm and warning systems, and related equipment. The IC gang is also responsible for operating and maintaining the sound and motion picture equipment aboard ship. n- f X - -I ..,,y . 1 fy u If 5 - ,.,, , t ,f W fi Se QW' Ii 1 I , f I 'Fiat QL , f :NX rim ! ' C ,.,, I' , X 5 1 A bgvg j X C 1 5 ff' I , X8 I 1 f,,r I 'I X.fI' ., ff .'t 1 JV Y V M if Q-'J , ' sf l, r , 2355 ,7J,, , -A ali' ,,,, ,, fhp, of , ' ,f 1 ' m xxx iw it XXX, .,,..-v N- , A S F 1' ff A' A' X X F - IQ? Q, , 2 FN .,.. Q ' ,,f F Fw, X ,V I A 3 A F I W :V ,. A ii ,F 'F A K F. , R,v. DONOFRIO ICFN, G.A. WITALEC EMFN, D,w, MEADOWS FN, v,L, HARRIS EMFA. A.G. JONES FN, J. DGPERGOLA FA, T.A, VERES FA, T.J. PIN- IZZOTTO FN. if fm' -Q F Jlsf-Q, , W' - Q Mu. nnnmm21 in -,,.. f X , My W. J. PAYNE LT K R DIVISION OFFICER ,M If' I ,ft y I JI, ,,,, K V 6 XX! jg ,J 4 it X' ff? S P 1 W M QUINN SFC, J.J. DURKIN DC1 W A WISER SFI C A TILL R DI I I0 LR, MCFARLAND DC2, DW POWELL SFPFA JL HILL R.C. GRIMES FN R Division of this ship is a very important and vital part of the Engineering Department. In the ship's last de- ployment, if it were not for R division, the mail bearing helo could not land Without the R division fire party standing by in case of an emergency. In addition R division contains some of the key men of the damage control organization., lt is responsible for the watertight integrity of the ship, all fire fighting equipment and Nuclear, Biological, and Chemical Warfare protective equipment. The trades that are represented in the division are Machinery Repair, Shipfitting, and Carpentry. xiii will 002 1 ag' ,Rams ii' Ji I+- at ff, I A yggy N ig ,,, YL, I., if i as -fm if E i I Q! 1 f 5 , at Na K., I ' :kg A .4,...,...5'+-55 'N Q .133 7 YF' 7' Q iw S f ray ,ji 7 , f f f , f I I ,ii 11. 11. 1411:NN1':Y ,bl w. 11. 11o1,11Y wx I, RYHNICTK FN FA L 1 5 1 3 I I ff, 5 4 if ' 1 6 If , 11 f f, ,fy , Z4 X ,gi M fag. K gf 11 Q 5' W1 ii , gk , 1, 4 1 1 1 I 4 WV Vcgfx K I . ! 1 1' XUNK X ,P f' g Z K A ' ,W 14 2 E W W fi , 7 W 1 V ' nag 1 w f I 1 ff , 1 4. , ' fin. N W, V! ji 7 Q . in ,,, v f ' I 4:40 ff ff 2 1 !, W KTM ,f QQ ' 'X V! D. O. WALKER LT A Aan DIVISION OFFICER G.E. SOUVA ENC, T.H. KNIGHT MM2, E D JOHNSON MM2 RL THERIAULT MM2 DI I P.A. DORNBLASER JR EN3 RG HIGGINBOTHAM EN3, HE WILLIAMS FN, C.D. RUSSELL FN A Division holds an important and unique position among WRIGHT . The ir equip- the engineering Divisions onthe WAIN ment responsibilities range from liberty boat engines, fifty five ton air conditioners, to vegetable slioers, these plus. a multitude of other systems make up A Divisions Work load. The very health and -oomfort of the orew IS an Im- portant part of A Divisions responsibilities. 5 N Al' l Ig,-,,, p as J gs.,- ' ' I f' -sl- f x i ff y 9 5 X 4 X ff It f I it .f ,fi If V q H 30' X I Q e233 Lf J I I A 'ii I I K: 1 .I I ' ,ff of if N i , 6, 13 X ' ,, 1 lg I , la'.f I Q.- I 0 Q fs Q3 , 1 If f X W7 I, what Q? .-'A .. ,Q , Q. '1 f , , f UMA 54f?W0g X 4 .QM-em Av-W' iii? Nw J .Q fp Qfzfl' -, f -ff Q Q' f ' Z ,, W M V1 fwffwfn f ,f f ,A Wy, f Wy! ' if X J Q 4 7 W! 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S Division is comprised of Storekeepers, Ship Servicemen and Disbursing clerks. The Storekeeper has the never-ending job of keeping plenty of spare parts on board for all of WAINWRIGHTS sophisticated warfare gear. Where- as the Ship Servicemen find they must take care of and meet all the personalrequirements of each crew member, such as hair cuts, laundryg or purchases from the Ship's Store. And of course, every man must be paid, and twice a month, the friendly Disbursing clerk finds that he is the main attraction that day as each man accepts his green- backs . In order for a man to do his job properly, his stomach must be fed and this is the job of our Commissary- men and Stewards who make up CS Division. All of Supply Department works as a homogeneous unitin order. to achieve the self-satisfaction that he has given his best to his shipmates and to the WAINWRIGHT. CJ X Qi Ni WU- W' E C701 Pi 1 ix W 2 if viva ' JA0.??Zp CC, if 'Ei - ,1 Q3 f ,f:Q,?,Q' C , Aff- 'lf ' if 1-1 55? el' It RXIOBN A , J E J. A. JONES ENS SC , .A 1 -Am... Q. N 8 R.B l l IIC? W R.L R.E S Division has the overall function of support of the ship's equipment and per- sonnel through logistics and services. In order to accomplish their varied tasks, they are divided into three basic groups: Storekeepers, Disbursing Clerks, and Ship 's Servicemen. The Storekeepers are charged with the re- sponsibility for the procurement, stowage, and distribution of all the repair parts and consumable items that the ship uses in order to carry out her mission. In all they maintain about 47 ,000 items in stock located in storerooms throughout the ship. Prrfrs suc, R, WEBB sH1,1z.1.,EnMoNDssK2, H.P.cHAFF1N GUsTAvsoN skz, E.w. RYDER, JR DK2, E,E, SMITH SH2, PoTTER SK3 The Disbursing Clerks maintain pay rec- ords, and process travel claims, reen- listments, and special paydays , all of which cost Uncle Sam nearly 0,565,000 per combat payday. The Ship's Servicemen are the morale main- tenance group. They operate a two chair barber shop which allows every man on board a free haircut every 10 days, aretail store which turns over 337 5,000 per year, and a laundry that washes 15,000 lbs.ofclothing and does 1800 pieces of press work per month. .1 ,X W on 2 li f 'V , QW ,,, I 22 ' , ff gr, ,-fy? tiff ff' . Aa o waz! wg, s' e e l s. 24 lg 1 , 4,731 ,,,w, 'Y S, . f' ' . . f A , . XM lx x ' gif . -, T it 2- IX N ' ,f KS Z., ,.., .,f X,:A ' 1 K J , 1 I f , 7'yn.1f-f ,Y . . 2, ,.f' f,,,,,,, .,,, Q? B 'J ff xxx , , X , tc ' -'-- -v - , ' A .M ' QT M 2 ev r x Www slt' mites t Wi ,,1n Z Z i ',,,, qw Vg . ,V J .'Av 1 JK! x f f v ,ff , 1, K 1 1 ' 4 ,, , -N. , , i , 1 , ' s if H 50 I X gf N, 4 A S,M,,,N .fig VWZN- I .S 4, QA. If I 1,?,j 1 ,4 , A J.L, STAUFFACHER SN, R.C. OWENS SN, M,J, KEARNS, G.R. DODGE SN S.C. CARRINGTON SN, S. BURGOS SA F. NITZSCHE SA, M.L. vox s V' ELS,-lgifw' if U ' .- U , 'Y Q' .1 1 ., . tsl' ' le cg! as ' T. J. BREWER csc c. COGGING JR, SDC A E. L. MITCHELL cs1 K. E. SEBRANEK ogg an I D. M HEMERADOR S132 'Q .. ,mag 4 .ici ' 'J ' . X L. L. MIRANDA JR, SD3 is 2 221223223 . P. A. WATSON sbs W R. W FRISBEE SN ' 1 7 CS Division is c harge d with the re- ' . sponsibility of providing Food Service to the fr' . 'L officers and men of WAINWRIGHT. Their ' 4 V , na principal duties include procurement and , ' ' Q YE stowage of all subsistance stores, and the f 1 - ,f it we preparation and serving of the three to four X ,mm 1 Wil r meals daily in each of the ship's f our ,ff L ff ' A 5 ' messes. Q 'ix , V fX ', w The Cabin andWardroom messes are staffed ' 4' ij X S I f by personnel of the Steward rating, with 4 XX X ' the Senior Steward being responsible for the I X, . .A 'T Q5 timely preparation and service of meals and 1 X 'Qs X the maintenance of the Wardroom and Cabin ., Q living spaces. Food for the Chief Petty fc? f Officers and General messes is prepared by . f personnel of the Commissaryman rating in the crew's galley. The largest single com- X f s - . ponent of CS Division are the non-rated messmen who are responsible for pro- viding service and maintaining sanitation requirements in the CPO and General messes. mi, W .E T, Q ii lslidgiz .. . , I x A .Q XY :Q Iii ht . , V I ' .fl 1 K' .1 Q L, N695 x-4 .,.- ef T 1 1 .. Q rf? x if iff I H, HAYES SN B. ENRIQUEZ TN B. ORTILE TN THOMAS TN T. DUQUE TN LJ. MALAN TN A. PILAR TN P. PILI TN 'Q H., I E I I I A S -R rx. 2 X if Mu. ' fl' ' T .ga Qui A-..f :u bv 1 1 l A L 6. X '13 if fff Q4 W M- ff A QR Q Wm w w w W WWW. wi 1 , W. 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