Walke (DD 723) - Naval Cruise Book

Text from Pages 1 - 59 of the 1954 volume:

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Uricnt-baunzl, for a third cruise, among the flange-facczl race,- Ufe expected travel and work and zlufics and fun will: fhe lValhe setting a pace. f L x 'Wu ,,. , Tb 1 'N-Q 1. 5 Z E i I I I 1 I f ff , X 1 1 13 5 ! 2 i ,quunvlf P E . I I f Q Q '71 QW I W va -f'i -nk!! M Q1 MWZFQWM We sailed and sailed and sailed fill Hawaii came info sitgffzf. And we hoped for liberfy upon arrival flzaf night. We had it, two out of flH'l'6', which faale as samezc1l1at by .s'zn'prise,' For the Ufalke is a sea-gaizzlgf sfeamin' ship, as may be fold by moans and sigffls. We stayed five days and as you may know, Liberty was great for five nights in a row. ipr -gi' HTF' W, W-3' I . N4 .fa 1,042 f pf M' UN ff Honolulu ustern, we hit a typhoon no help to ll single new bool. The crew that were sick wererff ashamed, but th e new officers were mute. AXA. .lil ,M D fc M' .. 4 li 3174 5, ' , 'XL . Q +156 J v Y? 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X f 4 ff ' X75 ffflffibff 7' 'f After ten full days in Yohosuka we left for Seventy Sevenf, The rigors of life in that task force would hardly pass for heave Plane guard, G.Q., and refueling at sea, Rough, long hours in every dayg and so if will always be. 2 '2 W 1 F wiv Y win if Aggie h jig . Jw. A SN ,gg '30 X ' . -si 'N-as- Qfv '. ' Then we went to lVinety Five, and the seas of poor mail service. But delay of mail in a sailor's life is rarely cause to be nervous. Korean Patrol in '53 was far different from '52, We sailed back and forth, safely now, on our patch of the rolling blue A truce had been agreed upon, and thankful was everyone. For now with the shooting ended, maybe foreign duty was done. The land looked beautiful: rolling mountains and red clay. No shells exploding on the beach, no objects to bar the way. 92 Q fri' 2 ggi. QW 'ff 35? 4 .xii 32 D541 K. sys F1 I I U Ja We left Task Force 95, which had been no vacation, And headed for Kobe, for liberty and recreation. We arrived on the fifth and the crew went wild, As, in liberty whites, of the ship we filed. 1 4 5 5 I i 5 ! L I 1 7 x ,Q 2-ffm: 1 5 I, f , .!.,,A ,g fill' l XJ Amen we pow Q...- vault.. il '23 -5,5 1 We were Yohosuha bound, the Paradise of the Rising Sung And the chance to relax again was welcomed by everyone. For ten whole days we had our fun, seeing the sights and raising cain. But finally it ended, as we hnew it would. We got underway again. nw. l f-4-f . .. - The city of Beppu was our next port, and strange it was to the crew. But it didn't take long to get acquainted and find out what to do. From the cable car to the hot baths we spent our money and time, We didn't regret it tho', because we felt we were treated fine. For the hrst time in history, as far as I know-and I'm a knowing sort- We had actual payday, while in a really good port. 3 While in Beppu good conduct medals were awarded. Present af the ceremomes were Capt. John D. Bulkeley, Commander of DesDiv l32, fha Mayor of Beppu, his inferprefer and secretary. Beppu was famous for its Buddha. .. Q Md various Sfafuef which everyone visited and enioyed :S A I I Sasebo, Japan, a familiar port To the ojfcers and men, It was good to see The old town again. Tender availability for the next te And plenty of time on the shore Plenty of time for enjoyment In accord with the money in store. n days, Swx .x X . Xi- , QQX 'Q uv if ' XNKQS s xx ltr-.V M471 Prom mid-October to mid-Decemlier we worked, rested, and played, Uperating in and out of Sasebo. But the nozfelty began to fade. We got the messagfe: A plane has crashed! Proceed direct to the scene! The W'allee went, like a wolf after its hill, starved, gaunt and lean. Ana' though we searched night and day, our eyes straining for a sign, It was of no avail. We could only hope that some other ship had been on time QGEIQ XEQQNQ So we got underway for Formosa, and picked up orders in Keelung, Stayed overnight and started for Hong Kong. On December 19th we were gazing at the Oriental town. The bumboats and sampans almost ran us down. Urientals, thick as flies, trying to get on deck, Pushing, shouting, waving hands, making the XO a nervous wreck. Finally he got things settled and they laid out their merchan- dise,' Everything imaginable you could buy. from star sapphires to bow ties. Ah! the lzberty there zn Hong Kong was something to write home about: Tiger Balm Gardens, Kowloon Side, ricksha runners shout. The three days there passed much foo fast. We got underway for 1' ornzosa Patrol. It was just too good to last. . Q Qu e y 'Wx That Formosa Patrol was lfarlcs in form of wind and waves. M111131 a time on the laboring ship we saw our watery grzwes. But the Wallze pulled tlzrouglz, proved able to witlzstaml Wlzfzt fate might lzanzi in that vicious Davy Jones Land. Every four days wo'1l go into Al!l0lISiIllI,Q for fuel anzl for mail,- If the lmllislz .wa was our fJri.s'on, llI0.S'l' lettvrs were our bail. PVO spwzt C'l1ri.s'lma.s' and Ivvw Yearfs' rolling aml pitching on the sea. The weatlzor was bail, spirits wary low, for a si,gfl1t of homo wcfzl pay any fav. singu- WFNXI0' X wt,t , to., W, 1 ' i 'rf I 3. 3 .Q ,. w X xi 1 Aw 1' S in ,X WU, , 5, X fl -X .mexifsc-X x 's1SY'Xx x ,- ' X ,.--Nami Q1 1 5 X Qi 1: I 3' Q . 9 1- - xx . K' X' .Xx 'X 'ski X X X X X X xx X 1001 1 ff-0-o4v'O '0L tl' T111211 f11111l1y 61111111 111111 111z'1'l-11 w111'11, .S'l11f1'si111' 1711111111 t111111y. T110 1fV11lk1' 111'11111'11 11111't11, 1111ffl1's11if1s stay out of our Zvlljhu 7w1I7'l'l' sc111'1111l1'11 slaps 111'f11r1' 111111 gl111'i1111s s1111r1': 1,1111g 1fl'IlC1l w11ic11 2111911 l1'ff six 1111111l11s 111'f111'c. 11111 st11f1f11'11 111 Af1IlZl'I1j' for 1'1'f111'1i11g, Sfllyilllf 111113111 s1111rt while. Sllllll' 1111111 flS11l?11, 11f111'1's l',X'fJl0I'l'Il. T110 Lf0lHIC'.17 11ir11s 11111111' 1fz'1'1'y11111' s111il1'. ' T111' isl111111 was 111f1111fif11l. 12111121 tr1f1's, 13111111 ze111fc'rs 111111 while s111111, If 111111 11l11111sl l Z'6?l'.1'f111II,Q' i11 Il mile 111111 ll 1111lf 11j'l111111. Our stop at Pearl was primarily for cleaning the ship, bow and stern, And for Oriental ways to forget and all-American to relearn. The thought of home and loved ones, and the miles separating us, so few, Mzzde the crew easily taught and even forget Honolulu, monument of W'orld W'ar Two. So I guess this is the end of sea and foam, By the time you read this, we'll be with our loved ones. A T H'0ME.'.'.' M- af- -G-a-- -f f--1-F 're - -0- ' ' - if 'Qegii ik ' The Queen The queen is Jrhe wile ol BTZ Carllon P. Scoll. She was born in Plymoulh, Norlh Carolina. Soon aller, her larnily nnoved To Evanslon, Illinois, where They now reside. She allended grammar school in Evanslon where she qradualed wilh honors. She lhen allended Norlhweslern Universily. ll was al This lime Jrhal she mel her lulure husband. A year aller They mel lhey were married. MRS. BETTY 8. SCOTT If 3 i .. P' , V V CAPTAIN JOHN D. BULKELEY f 4' E. I cAPTAlN Cdr. W. lvl. Ousey relieved Cdr. F. A. Zimanslci in an impressive change of command ceremony on I June, I953, in Long Beach, Cali- fornia. Cdr. Ousey firsl enlered Ihe Naval service in I938 and has served aboard Jrhe USS DULUTI-l, USS MANCHESTER, USS TOPEKA. USS OSBOURNE, and Ihe USS BARRACUDA. Prior Io his assignmenl lo 'rhe WALKE, he served on The slalzl of Ihe C.N.O., Washinglon, D. C. 20 . Commander Destroy D ision I32 EXECUTIVE OFFICER 1 I I I On 3 Augusl, l953, L+. R. V. Biordi relieved Lcdr Jack Alnip as Execulive Officer. LI. Biordi gradualed from Jrhe Uniled Slales Naval Academy, Class of I945, and has served aboard Ihe USS WICI-IITA, Ihe USS FRESNO, and 'rhe USS GREENWOOD. A qraduare of lhe Naval Poslgraduale School, L+. Biordi came Io Ihe Walke from Ihe slaff of ComDesRon I3, where he served aboard Ihe USS BLUE. - 5. i. 5 'FJ' 5 if The Operafions Officer, Lf. S. L. Layfon, U. S. Naval Academy Class of '45, is a qualified aerologisf. Mr. Lay- fon hails from Painf Lick, Kenfucky. Anofher soufhern confribufion 'ro The wardroom of fhe Walke is Lf. A. R. Smifh from Wilmingfon, Norfh Carolina. Mr. Smifh, as Chief Engi- neer, is mainfaining fhe sfandards of Lf. H. B. Anderson, who refurned fo civilian life upon complefion of fhe cruise. Sharing The Chief Engineers sfaferoom wilh Mr. Anderson was Lf. R. J. Korengold. Wardroom wif and general life of fhe parfy, Mr. Korengold held several iobs wifh Ship's Secrefary heading fhe lisf, Lf. H. J. Wilkins, Communicafions Officer and Cusfodian of Regisfered Publicafions, was relieved by Ens. K. W. Lasf. Thaf fhe Gunnery Deparfmenf, under fhe direcfion of Lf. G. Van Hook, was oufsfandingly successful is undoubfed, parficularly in view of fhe dispafch re- ceived from Commodore Bulkeley affer a shoof sfafing, The besf shoofing I have ever seen. Mr. Van Hook was ably assisfed by Lf. H. J. Barnefl. Anofher member of fhe Gunnery De- parfmenf was Lf. H. K. Wilson. A '52 graduafe of fhe Universify of Illinois, Mr. Wilson was ASW Officer unfil relieved by Ens. J. T. Eifer. Mr. Eifer was an Olympic oarsman while a sfudenf af Sfanford Universify. The condifion of fhe hull was fhe responsi- bilify of Lf. J. E. Wager, lhe Eirsf Lieufenanf. Mr. Wager graduafed from fhe Merchanf Marine Academy in July '52, Ens. A. V. Lee, during fhe cruise, held al various fimes fhe iobs of bofh Eirsf and Second Division Offi- cer. A residenf of fhe Back Eorfyf' OFFICERS ........ 5 BACK ROW, Iefl lo righl: Lasl, K. W., Wilson, H. K., Oakeson, D. L., Filer, J. T., Ober, E. J., Smifh, A. R. MIDDLE ROW: Barneff, H. J., Lee, A. V., Wager, J. E., Fisher, R. K., Murphy, R. C., Apled, G. L., Korenqold, R. J. FRONT ROW: Cleavland, R. W., Anderson, H. B., Biordi, R. V., Ousey, W. M., Layfon, S. L., Van Hook, G. lN.I, Beck, F. W. Mr. Lee shared his room wifh Lf. F. W. Beck, fhe Supply Officer. Mr. Beck reporfed aboard in April from fhe sfaff of ComCruDesPac. Navigaf- ing fhe Walke was Ens. G. L. Apfed. Mr. Apfed, a graduafe of fhe Naval Academy, was relieved in December by Lf. J. A. English. A Rhodes scholar, Mr. English spenf fwo years affending Oxford Universify in Eng- land. The Damage Confrol Assisfanf, Lf. D. L. Oakeson, will long re- member his shorf career as Movie Offi- cer, a iob which he passed on fo Ens. E, J. Ober. Mr. Ober also acfed as Elecfrical Officer as well as fhird man in fhe Back Eorfyf' Lf. R. C. Murphy was well qualified for his iob as CIC Officer by his affendance af fhe Naval CIC School af Glenview, Illinois. Anofher man well qualified for his primary dufy aboard ship is Ens. R. K. Fisher. Mr. Eisher rose fhrough fhe ranks fo Eirsf Class ET before af- fending OCS. Affer commissioning, he reporfed fo fhe Walke and fook over fhe dufies of Elecfronics Officer. The lafesf arrival aboard ship is Lf J. C. Helliker. Mr. Helliker reporfed aboard affer serving wifh fhe Naval Communicafions Slafion on Guam. No sfory of The wardroom is complefe wifhouf menfion of ROK Ens. Lew Dong Jun. His infelligence, inferesf and energy never falfered. These are fhe men who led fhe Walke. They worked hard buf fhey also managed fo play hard. Memorable in This respecf is fhe soflball game befween The ward- room of fhe USS Walke and The ward- room of fhe USS Ernesf G. Shall. The final score was 54-6. Need we say fhaf The Walke won? -lv Us QU Q5 sw rf 066 fx uv--132 . , mx I , Q A' 4 6 4 ik. W 1 k S X x X x N K N x x x 5i'iL+-F rf , L, W 1? W 1 'f 2 ,bu if , I 174 Q' 'M 'il 0 ' ,.:fjI yAQ .Q M1 - 3 1 Qi x X , ox L. , . -.. srone, J., MMC - T , ' xl T .-.iw-.2 X Rioosns, s., Mme T SEITZ, J., 8TC Tum! iv T l Q 1 f I GOOD CONDUCT AWARD BACK ROW, left To riqhf. Robsnxon, P., Cxlurso, F., Devine, C. Vaughan, E., McCarviIle, D. FRONT ROW: Schooler, ,J., Ward, T G., Wilkinson, J. . .-W.-ww:-qn.0.n.,.,. , . 5 -. f' in , BACK ROW, left To right: Marlcee, R., Holderrnan, W., Warringion, D., Woliher, R., Wild, W., Scott, R-., Welton, R., Riffs, M., Rutherford, E., Scoff, C., Bruce, K., Lamberi, A., Sorenson, R., Wilkinson, J., Vaughan, E., GuenTher, M., Davis, 8. MIDDLE ROW! Schoolef, J., Foshan, R., Hull, S., Kreff, W., O'Bryan, D., O'Oell, J., Pafierson, B., Angoffi, J., Devine, C., Coiiiqen, J., McCarviile, D. FRONT ROW: Welfz, F., Tiffin, J., Lamping, D., Rollins, J., Roach, F., Wise, R,, Grofh, F., Ciiurso, F., Robinson, P., Kirchhafr, J., Kayne, J. i . ., x Q . . , , - - -V, --P,-X,-,, .f,,,!,yf,k.,VWQ4..:,,,.,,.,.Wf,?,,3,,,,,,,,.,,,,7,,.,. .,V. ,,5..,,..... ,,,7,..,.., , ..,, - . - , ,H ....e.1:',,- ,3,,4,. 1 vm ,Q 17, mh.1ff!,?,!1., wwf, f fff,.W. ' 'f,.,.,..f.. 4. . 3 i.. THE ENGINEERS 'ir-5 .ff 'X The E Division is The hearT oT any ship. WiThouT Them The ship woulo be deed. The E division is made up oT boilermen and machinisT maTes The B gang or The boilermen are responsible Tor making The sTearn which is The liTeblood oT any Man-oT-War. 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X . 2 - , NMI, My ,,. wr , lv nf If A X ..r4Qn'. 5 - L 42 E B ft R M E an, J, D., McLar7y, BACK ROW, laff fo riqhf: Francis, H. M., Pyper, G. ., ancro , . ., q R L D ksfra M J Lunsford R E Zvhrbach J. J., Wagner, J. D. FRONT L J.H.,FuHer, , ., y , , ., , . ., ,. , A chi! G. L. Sopiwink, J. J., Sapefko, W., 1 Li. . W XII W 7 L 'yfi . Xb,- ROW: Milicr, J. W., Smifh, G, W., Wnlks, S. H., E e, , Mc:CleHand. V., G-rilus, J., Goodhile, S. M., Cheaiwood, H W., Fulcher, N, L. e if fo fha R division. They are fh fini? men on fha ship. f If if doesn'1 work, fel: If if plugs in, Qhe R division men know how it works. They have some miqhiy fme elecfricians in The qanq. .PC . . .WE CLOWN . Qs 4 , Ky ' - J -1 fl . . . . , '.,,1,, W. Z' ' - If ,of '5- GOOD vw FP' 'Wax .l Q Qi x Q SRX Q --4 mmm K Q-ww x R 4 P v 1 -1 X ' 4 L Jn. is Nz, Q. 'via 4 '. .img rs... A I' - -pf 5' - I Fill , fff R' S5 1 .A ff by 'I S :J , , .ri .iam ! 7 2 1 - . i f M.. X' , f X f I if f I : .Q X! ,f BACK ROW, lef? Io righf: Jones, D. R., Bollon, A. G., Barricklow, E. G., Bash, S T. A., Miller, F. L., Slreef, C. M., Johnson, R. L. THIRD ROW: Hueqle, P. W., I , i , x Reid, M. V., Springer, D. I., Keller, C. H., O'Neal, L. L., Smith, W. D., Jackson, I , , ' c. E. sEcoNo ROW: sawn, E. T., Ochoa, c. J., omno, iz. v., Mem, w., wil- - Q Ln. ' Iiamson, T. B., Jackson, C. W., Hudgins, W. H. FRONT ROW: Goldman, W. V., Bair, R. A., Chung, C. H., Tevis, J., Keckler, K. E., Read, R. D., Weafherman, C. FIRST DIVISION The Firsl Division has always been lhe oullil lo walch. ll was The lirsl division which made lhe memorable moor al Yolcosuka. They've made personnel Transfers in record lime wilhoul mishap, including one occasion when a slriclcen man's life depended on lheir slcilled Jreamworlc. The gunnersmales, noi 'ro be ouldone, shool down lowed sleaves as a rouline occasion. REYNOLDS, C. L. BMC gf-af-1. ff mfff, ,, ,flfliifxf I fy! 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Jusl slop by second division when il's knock oll lime. l-lere's lhe gang lhal does lhe gianls' share ol work when il comes lo replen- ishmenl al sea, ammo lranslers, lueling al sea and, mosl imporlanl, lhey see lhe welcome bags ol mail aboard salely. When len-lool waves are cracking across lhe decks, lhey are righl lhere, wreslling a lueling rig, lalcing a bealing, and, whal's more, lilqing il. They copped lhe honors lor lhe division compelilion in boal handling. Ready and dependable, lhey do lheir iolo and do il well. s. 1 P va.. YW 'NM 'W 1.,.,- 1 ,,..+ -. .-:W-4, 1' LJ . V, V 4' 1 1 .U 1, , ii 12- 9 , 3 ,f f M 'Sv 6 f .,,,, QM um .f,.- 'f 11' f , f aw A X Q A553 A1',.,3W I -1 xx Q ...gd-Q -ra-W x f 'fy , ,WI , f H, ,,f f f,, f f f 'ff M-raw IV? X , , ,Mrv ., fr' ' aw.. X x N' xxx Q -sm. 'S . vyiwm J X Q I .S sv 1.,.4V x . .MWNS E Ph- v, . -Q .+ X 2 A- F.. X .wx w ,Jw 1 l - Q, -x v 5 y-.,- . lr mg LX X X x 1. ,x N Kvlx X .W X xx A .,: ,mx -R in Wk-V K :- as 7' I . as .Ing . 0 4 1 I .2 ' WK' 1 If TN 1 at I ., T I f 'T U ' ... 31 ' K.. Q - rv? 'ls W . 'Saul .. Ti , f. K RQNJ IMI Yo right H J. L., Hoaqlund, M. G., Timmermeyer, L. C., Thompson. D ok T M L im J M Arnold, B. R. FRONT ROW: Becker, D. F., Susan, B. B, mbs D E Hyllon, S, M., Hursl, L. F., D-:Hore R. F. Am., ,I . ...W I 15. . X DIN PEVAHOUSE, R, FTC '64, Ni' .I .E DURBIN, P., TMC . ff. THIRD DIVISION Allhough The Third Division is a newly-formed group, Theirs is a mighly big assignmenl. Soriarmen, lorpedomeh and Tire conlrol Technicians all worlc lowarcl The common goal ol mainlaining a ship lhal packs a wallop. The sounclmen and lorpeclomen are a learn Ihal proved ilsell by raling excellenl in huhler-lciller exercises lasl summer. ll was oulside Pearl l-larbor Ihal The slraighl shooling of The Tire conlrol Technicians ralecl The congralulalions of The Commodore. These are The men you can couhl on when The slalqes are high. 4 1. 5 3. xx N-SX XX. Nxv : vvk f w X -, . xE x . . NASE K X X X gi N. . XXX' . X- X Q., x. ,NN ' 1 - W2 A-were-A-pwmlfw' , . W 0 QW Ex ff ,, ,, ,....Ap,...,,.m .W Mmm Af M f ,f ,L , f 97 ,MO ff ff wwf X f f, f f wmv Q,f,?,j,0,q4 frm, Q Own f,,f,f,Q, f 0 A nfm, f fm fy ff if ZZ -l ENS. R. K. FISHER EIecfronucs Officer l I LTJ6 R. C. MURP O Div Officer j fiifegr' KS 2 , O DIV--FIRST ROW,leH1o righf: Thomas, L., RDSNQ Maffhews, D. D., RD3g Shockley W., RD3g Smifh, D. L., RD2. SECOND ROW: MiIIwood, H. T., R033 Townlin, D. R., RDSN Biickfeldt, A. C., R023 Jenkins, B. H., R033 Scruggs, M. J., RD3g McGee, P. J., RD3 NOT PRESENT: Thomas, R. E.,ARD3, Loqa, D. C., RDSNQ Poui, R. R., RDI, Fraley, T. R. RD3g Wright, N. E., RDSNg Graham, V., RD3g- Hogan, R., RDSNg Garza, A., RDSN WeI9z, F. E., RDSNg Travis, B.D., ROSA, Spence-Thomas, R. A., ETZQ Keuchler, N. V., ET3 Floyd, ET3g WaIberg, SNQ Fhaminq, D., ETZQ Coulfcr, B., ET3g Turner, W., ETSN Cline, A. W., ET3 1 'Ks MQICGIX O DIVISION The O Division, parf of 'rhe Operahons DeparImenI, B made up of RadamnenfKnob TwB+emIand Hechonk TechnkjansfFMH'hAenI The Radannafsjob vadesfrow The operahng ofradarsfo pkhhng confacfsand keeping guard on aH Iachcalradio Cheung The HETEH are kepf busy keeping aH equkwnenfin peak operahng perhnnn- ance. 39 I i Y x wi, also went on liberty There and smfeside 4 X fev- lu XX N Mui! -and .14 ff vu.. 'Fros1y, fha Snow Man' Yi.. 'fi ii -r in I Kiran' W ., ,. . - :ilu T 2 ll ll Q DI. MR. LAST D'v'x'on Officer DIVISION The C Division consisTs oT The QuarTermasTers, Yeomen, Radiomen, Ielemen and Personnelmen. The Division QTTicer is Mr. I.asT, and The leading PeTTy QTTicers are Ski on The bridge. BrisTow in Radio, and Morgan in The Ship's OTTice. The TirsT duTy oT The division is To keep The communicaTion sysTem OT The Wallce operaTing in a speedy and eTTicienT manner. There are 37 men in The C Division, which is parT oT The Opera- Tions DeparTmenT. AlThough one oT The smaller divisions on The ship, iT does geT iTs share OT The glory. IT has IO men who wear The good cOnducT medal, and also Three men- Davis, QM Ig Morales, QM3, and BrisTow, RM2, who received CapTain's leTTers oT come mendaTion during This cruise, Tor high perTormance oT duTy and lOyalTy To Their counTrv. ii BACQK ROW, Ieft To righfz Brisfow, Yaiex, Bciehle, Beasley Moraiex M sr an May AI! ai nam, wane. mom Roy: csqkimks, wiiisams, owning, wssa,osfi,fp3sy, ciiiilisffioiiii I Browning, and Xing. I I M., 1 U A ,Z X H4 . ' . i:?fi,,l M ' ,, xi' ig: 4 7 Ta Tilili, fa fi' r-, v . 45 fi .f ,' JL . ,- Q , . X R X K 3 N + 1 .m .v . El QS: Ninn, .. c ki . Q1 3 if ii' 3' 4 X 41 .-. A, , .Q 4- 5 E 31 H I9 -lk E -, V1 1 4 x ,, 1 E3 e X Rui A ,avi 4 ewan! 3 U i 2 2 3 kmgfz y-' L: ilu, X - X ,unit -- -- Q u I C f- 1 'o , , X ww -1, an My f mu wmv.-.mf-vnu A w'w-mmwu MY, , u...M.,,., . .. an gi Q, wxlx --V Nw.. -. +-rx. -w wg, mv -Q-.wa mf un mmm vue: mum Huw ummm www WG Jw ix L.....w..a.., , . 11.5. NAV? omcmz. PHOTOGRAPH ' mf BACK ROW, lefl lo righl: Gerringer, B. R., Friederich, R. W., Tull, J. D., Finch, S. W. Ackmann, E. M., Valdez, M. E., Wood, B. J., Gurley, J. C., Craig, W. R. MIDDLE ROW Mafhis, C. K., Gurule,, H. L., Allen, B. K., Johnson, E., Thomas, M. E., Watkins, D. P., Highlower E., Hall, W. F. FRONT ROW: Anderson, E. E., Vilale, R., Bryars, C. L., Napier, S. B., Crane R. L., Wilson, R. W. NOT SHOWN: Camello, D. A., Rupp, L., Convery, E. C., Elam, B. C. Llfllefohn, J. E., Darshay, P. L., Mullen, J. J., Skinner, T., Johnson, F., Richardson, R. K .. . X - ca.-.Qi.Q , .Q - ,- Q.. s I xl . - ' ' K Q .. . , . s K . ark. B TQ' .-.i 1 - A ' k, I . Q. vv Vkqktm up X ,f 1 N sl -X as . ... . if F. W. BECK W... .... .. f 1 ' f 1 4' . .3 is 2 LTJG, SC, USNR Supply Officer I Y..sf5g.,.rX . 55 ' FY ' 534. W.. . . Lef's hif fhe beach!! Who said thaf??? 5 chu-u-47, 7' if AW f EQ, 'Q Pressed whifes S DIVISION The S Division fakes care of ihe needs of ihe crew. S Division men peel Jrhe spuds and cook 'rhe chowg +hey wash our clofhes and press 'em +oog They pay us when we're broke fi? if happens +o be paydayj, and +hey +ake care of us when we are sick. All day and frequenHy all nighi, foo, S Division men are working and helping every man on fhe ship. Liberty call Here comes fhe CMAA!! Real gone cais . . . Is good place, Joe? Lazy Bones himself . . . THEY FEED US AND PAY US!! - Shave and a haircuf. .. Ymmmm . . . Ice Cold beer!! Well, af leasf a haircut. Free, foo! Ah, so SPGRTS . .. kI6rv,g31b,.- 3 DW' liz, 955007 'ALL cuqggiow 'S-3WLlLKE 723 This year's sporls program on The Wallce was an oulslanding success. The soflball Team deserves parlicular recognilion for a season which saw Jrhem go undefealed in winning The divisional soflball Trophy. While in Japan arrangemenls were made for bowling and slceel-shooling parries. The baslcelball leam is currenlly enlered in an eighr- ship Mare Island Deslroyer League. Yel lo be defealed, The hoopslers appear headed for Jrhe championship. L M S .wx S I ,, Xxx .J ,f ea 4 ALABAMA ALBERTVILLE BOWEN, B. J., EM2 ALICEVILLE HUDGINS, W.AH., BM2 ANDALUSIA STRAUGHN, D. L., GM3 BIRMINGHAM JOHNSTON, R. E., SN LYLE, B., GMZ TUSCALOOSA JONES, C. R., GM3 RICHARDSON, R. E., GM3 ARIZONA CASA GRANDE ALEORD, W. R., ET2 PHOENIX SATTEREIELD, D. L., FN TUCSON MAxEY, H. E., SN YUMA FLORENCE, J. E., SN ARKANSAS BRINKLEY NEAL, C. G., GMI LA GRANGE DILKS, K., SN LEACHVILLE FEARS, C. E., BTS MAGNOLIA VAUGHN, E. P., BTEN CALIFORNIA ALAMEDA KECKLER, K. B., SN ANAHEIM DARSHAY, P. L., CSS BAKERSEIELD BROWNING, J., OM2 BELL KING, B. G., OMz BERKELEY I SEITZ, J. A., BTC CAMINO O'DELL, J.A., MMS CAMPBELL WELTZ, E. E., SN COMPTON WILD, W. E., MMS CORONADO VAN HOOK, G., LTJG COTTONWOOD MORGAN, R. L., YN2 EL CENTRO MORALES, H. W., OMS ENCINO LEITNER, J. W., ET2 FAIRFIELD FINN, H.J., ICS FRESNO COOK, T. M., TM2 SMITH, J. L., SA GARDENA JENKINS, B. H., RDS HOOPA HOSTLER, W., FN LEMON GROVE VITALE, R., CSI LONG BEACH BRUCE, K. R., FN HOLLEY, J. H., TMS LEE, A. v., ENS STUTEVILLE, S. J., FN LOS ANGELES RIEEE, J. C., FN SORENSEN, R. E., FN WILKINS, H. J., LT. TOTH, E. A., RMz MODESTO MELAUGHLIN, C. R., FN MOUNTAIN VIEW OCHOA, C.J., SN NORWALK RIDDERS, S. T., MMC OAKLAND BRISTOW, R. L., RM2 CAMELLO, D. A., DKSN PARAMOUNT MECRACKEN, B. M., EMFN PASADENA BEASLEY, J. C., PNS PASO ROBLES CHISM, J. M., SO2 PATTERSON THOMAS, L., RDSN PLEASANTON ALLENDER, W. B., SN REDONDO BEACH WALBERG, R. H., SN REDWOOD CITY ALLEN, J. P., FPC RICHMOND MOODY, W. C., SN RIVERBANK TIEEIN, J. C., BTS SAN BERNARDINO LEWIS, H. P., GMSN SAN DIEGO YEAGER, H. J., BMC SAN FRANCISCO CAMERA, S. G., SN KILLIP, D. D., SN NAPIER, S. B., SDI POZZI, R. R., RDI SPENCE-THOMAS, R. A., ET2 WATKINS, D. P., SHS SAN JOSE MILLER, P. E., SN STORMO, H. C., RMSN SAN LEANDRO ANGOTTI, J. R., FN SANTA ANA HUEGLE, P.W., GM2 SANTA ROSA FINLEY, W. L., BMS SOMERSET POSTEN, R. L., MM2 STOCKTON GUENTHER, M. R., FN JOHNSON, S. D., FN WILKINSON, J. J., BT2 SUNOL COREGE, J., SN TOLLHOUSE COTTON, J. D., SN TORRANCE WOOD, B. J., FN VISALIA IVEY, J. L., SN COLORADO COLORADO SPRINGS CONGER, C. C., SN DYKSTRA, M. J., ENS DENVER JOHNSON, R. L., SN VARNER, D. E., FN ENGLEWOOD LIZAR, D. E., BMS GOLDEN DEEMING, J. E., RMS NUCLA WILSON, R. W., HMS SHAWNEE LAMPING, D. A., BT2 CONNECTICUT HARTFORD MILNER, A. C., FN NEW HARTFORD COLLIGAN, J.J., FN NEW HAVEN BRODY, T. C., SN FLORIDA LAKELAND MURPHY, J. R., YNSN MIAMI HEADLEY, J. T., GM2 MATHIS, C. K., SN PENSACOLA BRYARS, C. L., HMI KIRCHHARR, J. R., FN TICE MECLELLAND, V., EMS GEORGIA ALBANY GARRETT, J. T., FN ATLANTA THOMAS, M. E., TN DOUGLASVILLE MCCLARTY, J. -H., EM3 GOOSE FULLER, R. L., FN HAGAN MILLER, J. W., FN POWDER SPRINGS KILGORE, B. J., SN ROME GRESHAM, R. C., FN IDAHO COUR D' ALENE MULLEN, J. J., SN ILLINOIS BENTON DAVIS, B. G., BT2 CHESTER TURNER, D. L., FN CHICAGO CLINE, A. W., ETS JOHNSON, E., SA MARTIN, K., SN SKACH, E. P., ET2 EAST ST. LOUIS JOHNSON, E. L., TA EVANSTON KORENGOLD, R. J., LTJG MT. VERNON ALSUP, S. T., BM3 MUNDELEIN MURPHY, R. C., LTJG RUSH TUTT, J. D., CS2 URBANA WILSON, H. K., LTJG WILMETTE SCOTT, C. P., BT2 SCOTT, R.J., FN INDIANA BRAYOUT SMITH, A. L., BTS EVANSVILLE WISE, R. L., MMS FORT WAYNE BAIR, R. A., SN INDIANAPOLIS JONES, D. R., GMS MOORESVILLE KELLER, C. S., FN PINE VILLAGE CRANE, R. L., SK2 STRAUGHN BRENNER, A. L., FN VEEDERSBURG FISHER, R. K., ENS IOWA AURORA SEEDORE, D. H., SN BRADYVILLE WILSON, L. R., SA CORRECTIONVILLE GROTH, E.J., MMS DES MOINES RICHE, E. L., FN SUMMEY, D.J., PN3 LIME SPRINGS MECARVILLE, D. L., MM2 MECHANICSVILLE GRUNDER, J. R., SN OSKALOOSA THOMPSON, H. D., SO2 OUASOUETON KRESS, D. L., SN ROCK RAPIDS COMBS, D. E., SN WASHTA ZUPP, N. R., SN WATERLOO YATES, R. C., RMS KANSAS ATCHISON BRIGGS, E. W., SA COUNCIL GROVE ALLEN, B. K., SHS ALLEN, B. M., SHSN BOLTON, A. G., ETS COURTLAND BARRICKLOW, E. G., GMS EMPORIA TABARES, E., SN GREEN EREIDERICH, R. W., DKS KANSAS CITY COULTER, R. W., ETS LAKIN HURST, L. E., SO2 NEWTON RUPP, L., SN OSAGE CITY JACKSON, C. E., GMI JACKSON, C. W., SN SALINA ANDERSON, E. E., CS2 WINFIELD FAUST, H. E., SDS KENTUCKY COVINGTON MASON, W. E., SN DEPOY EARLE, L. C., BTS LOUISVILLE METTS, J. A.. SN PAINT LICK LAYTON, S. L., LT. PLEASANT VIEW ADKINS, A. L., BMI RICHMOND TEVIS, J., GMS l.0UlSlANA KAPLAN RACCA, L. P., SN LeCOMPTE SAUNDERS, J. C., SN MORGAN CITY McCann, H. C., MM3 SHREVEPORT REDMOND, R. J., SN WARREN, C. D., SN MAINE ALLEGASH MCBREARITY, H. J., HM3 MARYLAND BALTIMORE FRANCIS, H. M., EN2 CUMBERLAND ZEHRBACH, J. J., DCS OLDTOWN SCHAIDT, J. R., FA POKOMO SMITH, W. D., BMz MASSACHUSETTS BOSTON DOWLING, G. T., BTI JEFFERSON GOODHILE, S. M., EM2 LAWRENCE LAMBERT, A. J., MM2 PITTSFIELD BONNEAU, v. O., SN MICHIGAN BATTLE CREEK SMITH, D. L., RD2 BIRMINGHAM BECK, E. W., LTJG DEARBORN LAST, K. W., ENS DETROIT CACKOWSKI, R. F. OMI MCGEE, P.J., RD3 PONTIAC PUDDUCK, G.T., TE3 MINNESOTA HOPKINS PERRY, R. F., BTG3 MINNEAPOLIS CALLAGHAN, R. P., GMC ROLLINS, .I. H., BT2 WHITE BEAR LAKE ACKMANN, E. M., SKSN MISSISSIPPI DORSEY GURLEY, J. C., SH3 ELLISYILLE MANN, H. L., SN KODAK WILLIAMS, M. D., SN LIBERTY LUNSEORD, T. H., DC2 PHILADELPHIA GOLDMAN, W. v., SN SOSO JEFCOAT, D. B., SN WALNUT STREET, C. M., GM2 YAZOO CITY EULCHER, N. L., MEz MISSOURI CAPE GIRARDEAU REYNOLDS, C. L., BMC CARUTHERSVILLE SOWELL, G. R., SN FULTON MURPHY, D. R., MM2 HIGGINSVILLE HELLIKER, J. C., LTJG .IOPLIN MATTHEWS, D. D., RD3 KANSAS CITY ANDERSON,.H. B., LTJG HOGAN, R. J., SN WHITE, D. W., RM3 PLEASANT HILL ARNOLD, B. R., SO3 PRINCETON SCHOOLER, J. P., BT3 ST. LOUIS LEONE, J. A., SN SELMA LEONARD, L. H., FN SILKESTON DAVIS, B. R., OM! WARRENSBURG BANCROFT, R. M., EM3 WATSON JOCHIM, J. E., BM3 MONTANA ANACONDA ENGLISH, J. A., LTJG CANYON FERRY WAGNER, J. D., FN GREAT FALLS WARRINGTON, D. E., MM3 NEBRASKA ELSIE SKINNER, T. E., SN LINCOLN PATTERSON, B. L., FN MCCOOK IKE, L. C., GM2 OMAHA COOLEY, W. A., SN SEWARD SUI-IR, D. C., SO3 ST. PAUL OAKESON, D. L., LTJC VERDON HOLDER, D. E., FN NEW JERSEY LONG BRANCH KRAET, W. E., MMI MONTCLAIR CONYERY, E. C., SII3 ROCHELLE PARK WALTON, W. E., MMT NEW MEXICO ALAMEDA GURULE, H. L., SN ALBUQUERQUE SOPIWNIK, J. J., FN HOBBS ELAM, B. C., CS2 SOCORRO ROBINSON, P. J., FN SPRINGER VALDEZ, M. E., SN NEW YORK LACKAWANNA TURNER, W., SN LONG ISLAND FLOYD, R., ET3 NEW YORK SAPETKO, W. W., EMFN NORTH CAROLINA ASHBORO HALL, S. A., BT3 FUOUAY SPRINGS WALKER, 8. R., SN GIBSONVILLE GERRINGER, B. R., SN HIGH POINT WOOD, M. E., SN INGALLS WEATHERMAN, C., SN S G RALEIGH KNIGHT J T FN SALISBURY LEWIS, R. L., N WASHINGTON O'NEAL, L. L., SN WILMINGTON , SMITH, A. R., LTJ NORTH DAKOTA ST. JOHN BOURASSA, O. J., GMC OHIO CLEVELAND LOGA, D. C., RDSN RUTHERFORD, E, L.,IA.1M3 COLUMBUS WYSS, G. E., SN DAYTON EGAN, J. D. FN MCDERMOTT, J. R., SN HAMILTON GABBARD, W. E., RI-ASN JAMESTOWN RYAN, J. J., RMB LANCASTER BASH, T. A., SN OKLAHOMA COWETA PAYNE, J. M., IN DELAWARE FRALEY, T. R., RIN FREDERICK LANGFORD, T. II. SN LAWTON HALL, XIV. F.. IA TAHBCNEMAH, M. T. SN PONCA CITY FLEMING. D. W., ET? TULSA DURBIN, P., TMC RYAN, R. L., SN OREGON MEDFORD STONE, .I. L. MMC PORTLAND WILKS, S FI., FN PENNYLVANIA BETHLEHEM TRONCONE, E. J., TEE CHESTER OUSEY, W, M., CDR CLARKESVILLE GRILUS, J., FPFN ELLWOOD CITY BIORDI, R. V., LT. JOHNSTOWN BECKER, B. F., TM3 STROUDSBURG CILURSO, F.J., BT3 UPPER DARBY DETORRE, R. F., TMI I SOUTH CAROLINA BUFFALO MILLWOOD, H. T., RD3 BURLINGTON MCADAMS, W. T., FN CHARLESTON MIXON, D. C., SN WILLIAMSON, T. B., SN CLARKS HILL STONE, P. H., SO3 GREENVILLE SCRUGGS, M. J., RD3 LANCASTER SAXON, E. T., SN SOUTH DAKOTA BOX ELDER WARD, E. E., FT3 MORALEVILLE GROON, R. E., OMSN OKATON PETERS, L. A., MM2 SIOUX FALLS BARNETT, H. J., LTJG MILLER, F. L., SN YANKTON APTED, L., ENS TENNESSEE ETSUAH SMITH, O. W., IQN3 HUMBOLDT TRAYIS, B. D., RDSA KINGSTON SPRINGS STREET, D. D., GM3 KNOxvILLE BROWN, K.W., FN MEYER, R..H., SN THOMAS, R. E., RD3 MEMPHIS LAWSON, .I..I., BMT NASHVILLE PEVAHOUSE, R., IPCC UNIONvILLE CROWELL, S. D., SN TEXAS BATSON TOWNLIN, D. R., RDSN BEAUMONT WRIGHT, N. E.. RDSN BELTON RICHARD, J. L., SN BIG SPRINGS SHIRLEY, R. L., SN BRIDGEPORT HOPPIE, P. SN BROWNSVILLE WELLS, B. L., SN WELLS, C. E., BM3 CENTERVILLE KELLER, C. H.. SN CLOVERLEAF SULLIVAN, T. C., FN CROCKETT HOSKINS, W. T., SA DALLAS CRAIG, W. R., TA . . EDCOWCH MUREHEAD, C. R., SN GALVESTON HIGHTOWER, E., SN MASSONI, L. F., SN GONZALES EINCH, S. W., SKSN HARPER WHITWORTH, N. G., OM2 HEMPHILL RUSSELL, H. P., GMT WOODS, E. M., BM3 HOUSTON CHEATWOOD, H. W., FN HARVEY, J. L., SO2 O'BRYAN, D. W.. MMT RICHARDSON, R., TA KENNEDALE WARD, G. E., BT3 LUFKIN READ, R. D., GM2 MESOUITE HILL, E., BMI PALACIOS OTTINO, R. v., SN ROACH, E. G., FN ROGERS SHARP, W. F., SN SMITHVILLE SUSEN, B. B., TM3 VICTORIA GARZA, A., RDSN UTAH HEBER PYPER, G. E., MM2 OGDEN BLICKFELDT, A. C., RD2 WASHINGTON BRENIERTON KRENZLER, E., MMC EVERETT GRAVES, W. F., SN KIRKLAND MARKEE, R. L., MMFN SEATTLE GREEN, B. E., MMI WOECK, J. A., FN WAGER, J. E., LTJG WOLTH ER, R. A., BT3 SPOKANE DEVINE, C. E., BT3 HOLDERMAN, W. K., MMFN TACOMA FIFER, J. T., ENS. VASHON ISLAND OBER, E.J., ENS. YELM ECHTLE, G .L., EM3 WISCONSIN ASHLAND HOAGLUND. M. G., SO3 LaCROSSE EMILSON, O. D., SN WYOMING SHERIDAN SPRINGER, D. I., SN We fake Hwis page To show our appreciafion and acknowledge Those who worked Jro make Jrhis book possible. Our 'rhanks go fo: ARNOLD, B. R., SO3 CAMERA, S. G., SN FINLEY, W. L., BM3 GURLEY, J. C., Sl-13 LOGA, D. C., RDSN MILLWOGD, H. T., RD3 SCGTT, C. P., BT2 SCRUGGS, M. J., RD3 SPRINCER, D. I., SN SULLIVAN., T. C., BMSN TOWNLIN, D. R., SN ZEHRBACH, J. J., DC3 ENGLISH, J. A., L+. KORENGOLD, R. J., L+. LAST, K. W., Ensign MURPHY, R. C., L+. Printed by LED s af z 1 B C a-ev-fm-wi . .1.a.-sm-. i A ag, . ,a..Av:w2v wdwn, 1...-x -nn I U TAsnsIF'ommm77 2 TIPQJI Qi Ycnmnwm. L' PN M ' Z M, 534955 Bqumwmf Summa ' Ffvwrl ww - X lPmr mv. i 'L 3 , Meds QKA 2 1 ' 'lb 39 C tts. . owe Zi: mmsmw Z, 'T gg-1 .1 or 3 - ' ' '.-xii .. -.'Q,,.f5Zsf' v,