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Page 46 Page 230 Page 244 Page 293 N A if y MM' WWQ W5 NW ,M 7 ? A fM x f 112 , X ny ' ,WNSSZW , ff 'fQw,c,' ', ,f , 'V-bw' ' N W ' mx f 4' wi wjf Y K awww W X7 X K ,I qaxwf f V 7, iw YW ,f Y , ' x X x ,Q V M f w - VJ mf N ,, , f A ,, , h 1 . ,X X Nt Q I 5 9 I ,JS W , , f QW, f 0 Z 6 X ' ...w-.,..,,. --4 ' Commanding Officer, Capt. William L. Bennett Captainls Message: Commanding the YORKTOWN through her twenty-fifth anniversary year has been a great experience for me. Long hours and hard work were required by all hands while preparing the Fighting Ladyw for sea and then sailing on our 1968 WestPac cruise. We accomplished both successfully only by working together as a team. It has taken everyone,s efforts for the YORKTOWN to maintain her constant vigil as a potent Ngrey diplomat for peace on the Western Pacific. Through our efforts, the YORKTOWN has retained an important role on the U.S. Navy teamg the greatest Naval force ever assembled on this globe. Only by maintaining this advantage can we protect world freedom and safeguard our American way of life. 25 earn wifh .7lze openly On this, the Silver Anniversary of the Fighting Lady, one asks not for a regur- gitation of the Quartermaster's log, but for the answer to the question, '6What makes YORKTOWN's story significantffn To this there is but one reply: the men who sail her. It is they who are the life- blood of the ship and it is they who create rather than observe her history. YORK- TOWN sails the Pacific today as before, and her men share the same experiences as their 1943 counterparts. ln so doing, they write new chapters in a history as gallant and distinguished as ever recorded by any ship of the U.S. Navy. The very name itself is as old as the country which she serves. YORK- TOWN- the battle marking the defeat of the British in 1781 and the beginning of a new nation, the 16-gun sloop of war which sailed with the African Squadron from 1839 to 1850, the gunboat commis- sioned in 1889 which saw action in both the Spanish American Mwar and World War I, and the carriers whose men, through sweat and spirit, shaped the events of World War I1 and the lives of generation thereafter. 1 U. S. S. YORKLTOWN -i KEEL LAID 1 DECEMBER, 1941 LAUNCHED 21 IANUARY, 1943 MRS. FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT SPONSOR COMMISSIONED 15 APRIL, 1943 REAR ADMIRAL M. 1-1. SIMONS, U. S. N. Commcmdcmt, Filth Naval District CAPTAIN l. l. CLARK, U. S. N. Commanding Officer K r 1. I l .4.. .- - -' 1:5'5--151-'-, -.127-Z-211:-3-Z-Z-1 ' I ,-Z-I -Z-231-5-2 1-1g.g.- .g.g-g-1-.'.-.34 ,- .3 - . , 1-1' . 1' -5:04-'?- . 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The present YORKTOWN, whose keel was originally laid for BON HOMME RICHARD, was commissioned CV-10 in April, 1943. Fate not only played a hand in her naming, but in her reputation as well. YORKTOWN slid down the ways seven minutes early and thereafter became known as an eager ship. Her record in World War II testifies to her determined fighting spirit. After making her first port in rec- ord time, YORKTOWN left Pearl Harbour on August 22, 1944 for her first battle assignment. The sun had not yet risen, nor had the boatswain piped reveille when, her decks cleared 2 f for action. YORKTOWN launched her first strike. Imagine the exhilaration of the battle felt by all as the first planes became airborne-an exhilara- tion that turnedii to remorse as some pilots returned successfully, while others came home crippled or not at all. 1 , 1-I - f. P--Mi---M But this first, raid left Marcus Island' a smoking shambles and the men proved to themselves that they were ready to fight. Following Marcus raid came successful strikes against Wake, the Cilberts, Kwajelein and Wjote Atolls. YORKTOWN dealt devastating blows t0v Ja- pans air and sea power in the Philippines, Truk, Guam, and at the Marianas Turkey Shootv where hundreds ofilapg- anese planes were shot down in a single day. Her men were justly proud when YORKTOWN returned to the West, Coast in August, 1944, for on her superstructure were stenciled over 400 Japanese flags. For her men it was a picturesque adventure and they still had plenty of fighting spirit left for another tour. ' In October 1944, YORKTOWN was underway again. After brief stopover in Pearl Harbour, and Ulithe, she steamed into the very heart of Japanese power. In February 1945, YORKTOWN launched a surprise attack on Tokyo itself. Again, she met with great success and sustained few casualties. N 4 l l I li 1 i l l yr 13 By now the crew of the Fighting Lady must have felt invincible. They,had participated in numerous actions and had repelled repeated air and sub attacks by luck, maneuvering, and a constant flow ot hot lead from theiir5uns.t 18 March 1945, the spell was broken. lronically, a minor skirmish dealt YORKTOWN her sole injury of the war. Her log reports: Q 1500 Third Hludyw came out of the clouds dead ahead and dropped awbomb that landed on the starboardisignal bridge, passed through that deck and down through 20 MMM' battery number seven, exploding alongside near the second deck. Three men were killed and 18 wounded h l 12 and 19 Sq ft were tom in the side of the ship- The Judy began two o es, - -v ' ' ' . huted. . . disintegratlng on Pull Out and the Japs parac n . I h hout . - ' ly as she remained completely operationa t roug . The YORKTOWN was finally hu, though not SCHOUS 1 ,. .,.. -,,- 1- And so it went for six more months until. the Japanese capitulation. On August 15, 1945, the Commander-ln-Chief, Pacific Fleet ordered a cessation of all offensive operations and one episode in the life of a great fighting ship was brought to a close. It is indicative of YORKTOWN's spirit that even during the rage of battle there had been comical moments. One was the landing of Marine pilots. Three Marines had become lost during a 30,000 feet air patrol over Okinawa and had wandered several hundred miles out to sea. They were almost out of fuel when YORK- TOWN picked up their distress calls. Though none had ever Fniade ia carrier' landing they were directed to awsafeireturn aboard. One Marine who made a perfect recovery asked afterwards, What was that man doing waving those pallets back therew? He was quickly an- swered by a sailor who said ubrother, he's the Landing Signal Officer, and he was giving you a wave-offln In January, 1947, YORKTOWN was de- comissioned and attached to the Pacific Re- serve Fleet. Five years later she was recom- inissioned CVA-10 and pounded Communist supply lines until the end of the Korean conflict. Modernized several times since Korea, YORKTOWN received her latest major modifi- cation in 1958, when she was configured to Carry out a new mission as the nucleus of a Hunter-Killer ASW Force and was redesignated CVS-10. She has made several cruises to the Western Pacific supporting her country,s policy in the Far East. With the end of overt hostilities, one might assume YORKTOWN's role in history is ended and the days of ships of the line are over. The Fighting Lady has made eight cruises to the Far East since Korea. She has represented America in the Straits of Formosa, Sea of Ja- pan, and the Tonkin Gulf. She has saved lives and she has taken them. And her men sail to- day experiencing the same fears and joy as did those who sailed her in World War II. It is they who keep YORKTOWN alive. 'Q I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I The history of YORKTOWN is written by the men who sail her. lt is the sweating boatswains as he heaves in line late at night, it is the exhausted airman who, after hours on the flight deck, slumps in some corner of the island to find what sleep he can, it is the gunner, the cook, the fireman, and the baker. lt is they who give life to the YORKTOWN as she stands ever ready. MN0 Wa' jlze jizglzfing o!,6l,6!g BEGINS HER 25th YEAR DEDICATED T0 PRESER VIN G PEACE IN THE FREE WORLD! 5 'fix' 425 2 en 3 ff? ? X ,f ,, Q ,,, Q w N , A V S W A 4 i 1 f ? S P , Z , gww s .Q f x f x . lad, 'SA f , x f, z f .. - . x M ' - ' ff Wfwf' KW A AM YZ L Wad f WS W f ' 54 ,,,,,Wsx-4:ff? 'M5m ' f ef ,fn RQ Ii 1?- Was i Q- 1 ff' -H 55:7 lf' 5' f .ps X f 1 Q X g That is a big string, Big Brother' X my W ' v tw- I I'- 1 5 ,f I 1- 4554 Q., W'? , , 3- xy, 1 .Zi WX 2 xg N Ni- , S? ,Q W S Q. . 1 4 Q f XXX J, Z' fi , fa. ' 2 2 , ' 4 H ' Q f V 7 xx Ny Z ? , f l U 3 Q i X ,J Q' ji' q s X XX . , X , . 1 N--www, WA. g 0 373, L W a- , , J , sf XQQ: ' by ax. xl, I 'W ffi X .. iw x W 3 iffgfslywyz x f If A ., . X x -my ,ff X f M QNNQ Q N Wy. M. YQ LQSMSfZ..mfm1Z. 5 UVA E VULUT ONS Carrier Yorktown Heading for Korea About 30 U.S. Ships Will Be in Sea of Japan BY TED SELL Times Staff Writer WASHINGTON - The aircraft carrier Yorktown and a screen of accompanying destroyers are mov- ing toward the Sea of Japan to join the Enterprise task force off the coast of Korea, it was learned Saturday. The Yorktown, an antisubmarine carrier, ,was en route across the Pacific to replace the Kearsarge in the South China Sea. But it conti- nued due west and is expected to reach the Sea of Japan soon. various auxiliary supply and support ships. Pentagon officials de- clined to comment on the movement of . the York- town or the strength of her screen. An antisubma- rine carrier normally is accompanied by an escort force of four to six de- stroyers. At least three other combat-type escorts, in- cluding the new nuclear- powered frigate Truxtun, are with the Enterprise task group. Not Attack Planes The nuclear-powered at- t a c k carrier Enterprise has a complement of 80 to 100 airplanes. The smaller, 31,000-ton Yorktown nor- mally carries 28 airplanes 22 Sec. A-SUN., JAN. za, 1968 T am Qtngzlzd ntrmzs 21k Carrier Yorktown Sent to Waters Near Korea Continued from First Page With the arrival of the Yorktown task force, American naval strength off Korea will swell to about 30 vessels, including 26 if f f ff W MM ,Q Folk's back home wouldn't believe it! Notifly Washington, have UFO onboard! Q X NX W 7 V-'av' That's fine Harry, Now cut my finger loose! +I 'r-.,, .v , 4- mycvw W ry 7, 3 2 E 'F 1 2 f Q i Q 2 5 i 4 1 For some of you, these are called Number's 7 f 47 W Q Y 5 2 3 f Q 1 . E 2 Q 1 Q 5 1 1 , 3 Type it, Captain won't mind. Don't you believe it! Well Done as .M ,A g f 3 1 i 'fx When can I ship-over? MZ Sw X ML: sw fall fl QNX 5, fig QM W W WY MASK? 4 252 If, ' is ,A , 5 2 fa xl WA .Z ff! xs L E. iv S Q Q Z I 1 1 1 1 2 5 E 51 i I . xi lf: V1 f x , , X X X! X , J ML, X1 .wh . wfR?:Q,1, , 1 V 5 y g.w-,Lg 'iii X Q iHW1'!i A ,yy 5 , Z X. ,f QW Mx X V., , . X wg XX. x N ,lk-S' X W ffjuvf X f f 7 W' I A U Y' i eS'fN7i7' X57 T Q, Q saw, WAY? W - Y ' 4 i WH: M ' M X mf - N , u ' , , W W k :W ,V O fffwfv K wig? . W , f f' . ff gjf x - Q ' fyff W ,M 11. f W' ,ff r Rededication of devotion to Cod and Country' iff YORKTOWN'S Choir iQ ! Y K i 1 I x ? N M, What ship may I ask? Hello Dolly EXECUTIVE OFFICER-CAPT. C. E. SMITH 12 May 1967 14 May 1968 Smooth Sailing! EXECUTIVE OFFICER-CDR. W. L. PARKS, JR. X Division personnel are respon- sible for various clerical jobs nec- essary for the distribution and ac- counting of YORKTOWN personnel. ADMIN OFFICER CWO RAMSDELL Captain's Office fleft to rightj Savage, YN2g Welch, SNg Cott, YN3g Lawton, CWO-25 Sarchett, YN1. Admin Office deft to fightl Yamllsfiki, YN3s Morris, SNg Bridwell, YN2g Ramsdell, CWO-23 Faust, YN 3. N 1 1 A I I 5 r Personnel Office fleft to right, Adams, WO-lg Shepard, PN3, Lane, PN3g Robertson, SN: Linderman, PN3g Toner, PN3, Churchill, PN2. Cleft to rightj Minnich, PN2g Straw, SN, Crowell, PN3g Grant, SN, St. Mary, SN, Misanko, PN3, Adams, WO-lg Stmsinski, W0-lg Johnson, PNI. Salauejus, SMC, Career Counselorg Francis, YN3 QMan of Yearj KA. ...,..... . -.. . Chaplain Stewart -uf tl - Left to Right. Bot- tom: Downs, PCSNg Fisk, PC2g Bermudez, SN. Middle: Pearson, PCSNg MCC-uire, PCSN Top: Culbranson, ANQ LTJC Marshallg Henke, PC3g Brass, PCSN. Post Office :W4lh.iW5h T.V. Room Hopkins, IC1 81 Withrow, IC3 Linde, YN3g Yarbrough, YN24 Day, YN3. Legal Office Ai WW A The ship's MAA force insure law and order aboard YORKTOWN. Lentz, CM A A lst Row: Qleft to rightj Hutchersong Fergusong Noetlingg Evansg 2nd Row: Pentong Richardsong Lentzg Sandefurg Wilcoxg 3rd Row: Dun nettg Iohnsong Stewartg' Bearg Sullivan. 2 'Xl.llJ AIMD personnel are responsible for a variety of functions, including maintenance and operation of air- craft starting systems, electrical power, avionics support, jet test cell, and jet engine repair facilities. LCDR W.E. DISHON lst Row: fleft to rightl Criger, ADJ2g Sower, ADJ3g Turner, ADJ2g Baublitz, ADJ1g Cooper, ADJANg 2nd Row: Hodges, A52 LT Symtheg Canterbury, AMCSQ Vallelunga, ADJ2g Bessenbacher, AD,l3g 3rd Row: Drummond, ADJIQ Chase, ADR3g Dougherty, ADR2 Cunfers, ADR3g Phillips, ADJANQ McDowell, ADJ3. '- Q' f f z w fvffff f f ,Q w s , l - a, ffm' i, lst Row: lleft to rightj Allen, ANg Shepherd, AMSANg Watkins, AMS3g Lukrofka, AN, Grundy, AN, 2nd Row: Hurt, ASH2 Smythe, CLT.jg Canterbury, AMC, Skinner, ASh2q Farr, AN, 3rd Row: Rose, AMH3g Rasmussen, AMS2g Stredicke, AMHAN. ..., I lst Row: fleft to rightj Youngg Mclntoshg Reedg ,Ienseng Miscebfag Perryg Merchantg 2nd Row: Youngkrantzg Blissg Stoneg Fendog Stubeg Kozakg 3rd Row Shontzg Staussg Hilderbrzgntg Spencerg Courtneyg Beckerg Melving F ullington. ' 'Whit Wm. tn -in .4 ight! X ff lst Row: fleft to rightl Buck, AN, Worrell, VAN, Dantg AZ3g'2nd Row: Kearse, AZ3g White, PR3g Carlson, AA, McCool, ATCSg Chesley AN Rey nolds, AN, 3rd Row: Mark, ANQ Hirschman, AN, Sotak, AN, Spencer, AZ3, Duffy, AN, Arnold, AZ2g Paslay, AZ2g Tentua, AN. lst Row: fleft to rightl Yates, ASEAN., Reese, ASN3g 2nd Row: Williams, AEI, Lt. Smythe, Canterbury, AMCSQ LLoyd, AN, Fry, ASMSNg 3rd Row: Stegeman, ASEAN: Linderholm, ASMANg Richer, ASE3g Helm, ASM2g Mincher, AN. F l 1 . I E I : 1 1 e e 5 J N 1 i i f W I ,n b lst Row: fleft to right, Hessg Yatesg Marshallg Beaubieng Blakeg 2nd Row: Wattsg Staoeyg Dyerg Stewartg Bidlockg Rennieg, Mt Castle. lst Row: Cleft to rightj Bushey, ADJ1g LT. Smlytheg Canterburyg AMCSg Ross, PR1g 2nd Row: Couch, PR2g Hopwood, AME3g Calante, ANg Wise, AME2. I ' ,.,,N ,,., it V I X , w , S -ff -,.,, f I ,W 'mtg i 2 I 60 AIR AIR OFFICER CDR QUARG lst Row fleft to rightj Castineau, ABHCQ LCDR Slackg Novak, ABHIQ 2nd Row: ,Iohnstong Meyerg Pattersong Dennisg Burkhartg Mooreg Branstetterg Mar quisg NIcLaing Payneg Markg Caryg 3rd Row: Cilligang Oweng Bowmang Drewg Hildebrandg Haselipg Smithg Rosalesg Dabneyg Largeg Blairg Seibert. F A ,v C l The maintenance of the YORK- TOWN's flight deck coupled with the safe movement of aircraft about the flight deck is the major task of the men of this division. 1 lst Row: fleft to rightj Kneeling: Castineau, ABHCg Slack, LCDRQ Novack, ABHlg 2nd Row: Brewerg Wohschlagg Allredg Mitchelg Simong Salinasg Cruz Crandall: Emmettg 3rd Row: Dudleyg Warnerg Adamsg Lorgeg Knappg Terrelg Woodburyg Bayerg Handlerg Burk. ,,.,.l.g.1 lst Row fleft to rightj Castineau, ABHCQ LCDR Slackg Novak, ABHlg 2nd Row: Johnstong Meyerg Pattersong Dennisg Burkhartg Mooreg Branstetterg Mar quisg McLair1g Payneg Markg Caryg 3rd Row: Cilligang Oweng Bowmang Drewgl Hildebrandg Haselipg Smithg Rosalesg Dabneyg Largeg Blairg Seibert. Z ,gx fkt If l Z 4 s V-2 personnel maintain and op- erate the catapults, arresting gear, frenzel lens landing devices and all machinery associated with these systems. lst Row: fleft to rightj Patterson, YNlg Saxon, ABEIQ Salazar, ABECg Todd, ABElg 2nd Row: Peterson, ANQ Carruthers, ABE3g Miller, ANg Giordano AN, Green, ANQ Masciocchi, ANg Tomlinson, ANQ Biancarosa, AA, Curiel, ANQ 3rd Row: Adams, ANQ McFadden, AA, Lundquist, lC3g Buttler, ABEAAQ New man, ANQ Kratsch, ANQ Olsen, AN, Gilfillan, AN, Warren, AA. 1 ' lst Row fleft to rightj Swearingen, ABEIQ Lt. Ericson, Gabriel, ABElg 2nd Row: Borrmann, AN, Cooking, ABE3g Warner, AA, Winthrop, AN: Bitterman An: Mouser, ABEAN: Nlullin, ABE3, Machlillian, ABEAN, Dockery, ABE3g Delapietro, ABE3g Gunther, ABE3g 3rd Row: Johnson, AA, Genschorch, AN Skelton, ABE3g Balsley, ANL Hatt, AN, Green, ANQ Musgrave, AA, Good, AN: Karpson, ABEANg Rizer, ABE3. .nvW var-Q ? Y ...- ' r 1 l l i I If f M 1 id 1 1 1 N 5 I 1 w i 3 lst Row: fleft to rightj Wvitschick, ABEIQ Lt. Koutskyg Burress, ABE1g 2nd Row: Delagrange, ANQ Saevitz, AAL Lott, IC2g Schneider, IC31 N'IcTighe, i ABE3g Dorffi, ABE3g Acklin, IC2g Welson, ABE3g Cullin YN3g 3rd Row: Decker, ANg Platt, AN: Lapiers, ABE3g Schoeppe, ABE3g Pressley, AAg Cremer, AAQ Hagen, ABEAN: Humphries, AN. I i 1 r I I D L 1'? -, K vw l l V-3 Division is charged iwith the 1 maintenance of the YORKTOWN's hanger bays and the safer movement of all aircraft on the hanger deck. Also, they, share with' V-1 Division the responsibility of operating YORK- TOWN's three aircraft elevatorsa lst Roxw: Qleft to rightj Goss, ANQ Cannon, AN, Brunley, ABH2g Campbell, ABHlg Rutherford, AA, Khail, AN, Cooper, AN, 2nd Row: Shugars, AA, Merkel, AA: Ferron, ABH3g Quagliani, AN, Wynia, AN, White, AN, Baker, ANQ 3rd Row: Dozier, AA, Dirks, ABHANg Carter, AN, Svendby, AN: Eicher, ANQ Whitaker, ABH3. lst Row: fleft to right, Lint, ABH3g Clarke, ABH3g Wymore, ANg Bartholomew, ANg Podesta, AN '4The Smoking Lamp is out .sec- ond deck and above while refueling aircraftf, This familiar call is sounded when these men refuel YORKTOWN's aircraft. This divi- sion is also responsible for the avia- tion fuel systems. lst Row: fleft to rightj Kneeling: Lewis, AN Green AN Hartman AN Wilson AN Frazer AN Torres AN 2nd Row Sarver ABFAN Schneider ABFANQ Woosencraft, ANgCook, ANQ Harvey, AN Smith AN Hendrick AN Miller ABFAN Kuidahl AA Brownfield AN 3rd Row Murray AA Phil lips, ABF3g Hart, ABF3g Lund, ADJ3g Farnsworth AN Russo ABF3 Newsom AN Lambeth ABF3 lst Row: fleft to rightj Allison, AN, Barry, ABFANQ Banker, AN, Blackwell, AN, -Lawhom, AN, 2nd Row: Hores, AN Nichols, AN, Elizalde, ABF2g Foreman, AN, Teffer, AN, 3rd Row' Brodrick AN' Watson AN' Seale AN' Abe b' . A , , , , , , rcrom le, ABHIQ Dowler, AN, Green, AN. A ,, . , .,,. . ,,.. , ,,,,,, -,... , . .. ,, .. .,.,,-. .... A ' ' ' ' 'xr' E W 0 y. .1 Qi N Q! : ws gl 3 QI 21 -Q 1 4 MA X ,Q i. ,V YY I, N 1 Z? j ' vw' w 1 w f 1 :wwxx ,H N -1 is wi, 1? Q . Q . M i w i pm-- 3: Ga Q! W ff lj, 5,11 KS! liar wgifi MI' Vfs We Wy ff '51 A 72 W ul 7? 12 W 2 s f, s f Q W 6 f 3 i i 'Q X ' Z llllll ' g Hands Up! I want all your power Co Get-um, Tiger! I I 'I I I ,H 9 , I I If I., I L X 55 I COMMUNICATIONS OFFICER LCDR MEYER ,, I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ln. Communication's Radio Division personnel operate voice radio equip- ment, encode and decode incoming and outgoing message traffic, and see to the proper routing of message traffic throughout the ship. lst Row: Cleft to rightj Capistrant RM3 Jones RM2 Alexander RVII Yates RMI Neville RM3 2nd Row Holtzin RMSXI Black man, RM3g Cover, RMSNg Sniffin, CYN3 Hills SY Scott CYV3 Crawford CYN3 Ross RM3 Fesler SN 3rd Row Cage RM3 Mc Kenzie, RN'I3g Hanson, CYN3g Curganus SN Karp RVISN lst How: Qlelt to rightj Kneeling: Wilkinson, RM3g Chandler, RMSN, Loy, RMI, Culver, CYN3g Daley, RMSNg 2nd Row: Harris, RM3 Kearney, RMZQ Willis, RMSNg Johnston, RMSNg Sloman, SN, Brotzman, RM3g Jones, RMSNQ 3rd Row: Mullen, CYN3g Connolly, RMZQ Hamil ton, CYN3g Tafoya, RM3g Padilla, RM3. l i V r l l 4 4 lst Row fleft to rightj Kneeling: Michaud, RM2g Keaton, RM2g Webster, RMZQ Mendez, RlVl2g 2nd Row: Krause, SNg Mc Cullough, RM3g Tanner, CYN3g Murphy RMSN: Calyath, CYN3g Hawthorne, SNg Ploss, SNg 3rd Row: Colen, SNg Homan, SNg Zabel, RM3g Wil- liams, RM3g Dobson, CYN3. I l l I A l l Y i 5 l l l A l l 1 1 l r l l k l a i I n A x l l l , 1 , r i The Communication's Signal Di- vision is charged with the task of keeping YORKTOWN in touch with ships in company by means of sema- phore, flags and flashing light. In the past few years, the science of visual communications has been vastly im- proved and advanced, particularly in the area of night signaling. lst Row lleft to rightj Parent, Moore VlcCann Graves Reynolds Collins 2nd Row Silas Broderius LTJG Wulf Keller Cos nellg 3rd Row: Shelby, Hofstedeg Rogers Stone Gardner Ries Long Cox 5 A , V 1 E 1 2 W w 1 4 , 1 l ! 3 l 1 86 , X :sex my ,. wwf A. QA 'V m 7 MP Av' f pf Vw, ff-Wx if' ,ww ,D f Wf, Na am A .f N X JN f .wfqjff 1 vwrw Mk 4 f M M ! X www! xx Aww QR L R s M K ,Q W 4 1 1 Q M T W N E w w 4 I f Qi '! rl 32 ,, fl 1 ,, DENTAL OFFICER CDR STANTON 5 1 I Y l i ll I, X la 1, 3 2 F .L mv Q 'NK f-ff D Division technicians work in four dental operations rooms, assist- ing the ship,s three dental officers, and have facilities for X-rays, dental prosthetics and any type of dental work needed by YORKTOWNE crew. lst Row Cleft to rightl Octaviano, DTI, LT Johnson, CDR Stanton, LT Beyersdorf: Allen, DTC, 2nd Row: Davis, SN, Jensen, DN, Hawk, DT3g Russell, DN, Kaminski, SN, Johnson, DT2g Gruber, DN. l L Q l l l t mx, ,XX '1 , I I ENGINEERING OFFICER CDR THOMAS ,iw I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I . I I I I I I Q 1 N . 1 1 'l 'I i A f 4 l 1 gl 1 I A Division personnel are re- sponsible for the care and repair of a multitude of auxiliary equipment. A few of these are the steering en- gines, shipis whistle, and air condi- tioning plants. I l i 1 1 I t 1 i i l l 1 1 L 1 l 4 L 'V l i 1 1 r 1 lst Row Kleft to rightj Shankles, MM1g Chapin, SPCMg 0,Brien, LTjgg Witt, WO-lg Gunderson, MRCQ Vivelo, FN, Svsianson, FN, 2nd Row, Crockett, MRFNQ Johnson, MM2g Lien, MM3g Johnson, EN3g Jones, MM3g Clarke, FN, Mann, MM3g Macko, EN3, Miller, EN2g 3rd Row: Evans, MM2, Pratt, MM2g Anderson, FAg Richie, FN Beevers, MM3. I a 3 l z l I ! Q i 1 ! n , 2 l I I l I l l ,. . 1. 'i 5 I, Ist Row: fleft to rightj Brenke, MR3, Kamberger, MM3, Delisle, MM3, Calkins, FN, Look, MM3, Cramblit, MMFN, Young, MMC, 0'Keefe, LTjg Bosley, NIM3, Hansen, DM3, Conner, MM3, Verrelli, ENFN, Turner, MR3, Bell, MM3, 2nd Row: Hernandez, MRFN, Ledington, FA, Saulenas, FA, Long MM2, Walker, FN, Massagee, FN, Rupert, EN3, Manning, MMI, Pipitt, MMI, Beauchamp, MMI, Hensley, FN, Emard, MM3, Schorschinsky, FN, Domingo MM3, 3rd Row: Turnbaugh, MR3, Saxton, MR2, Anderson, FN, Walk, FN, Trust, FN, Davis, EN3, Hill, EN1, Deatherage, MMI, Hooks, MM2, Hinistroza FN. lst Row: fleft to rightj Young, YNSNg Pollard, MMIQ Howard, MM2 Spriggs, FN, 2nd Row: Schwartz, FA, Smith, FA. i w I v r 1 P H 1 lst Row: fleft to rightj Comparative, MM2g Giles, FNQ Hagan, NIM3g MayHall, NINI2. K 1 Www 41... 5-. Operating YORKTOWN's boil- ers, the men of B Division generate and supply the needed power to keep YORKTOWN on the go. lst -Row lleft to rightj Sorrell, FN, Cettys, FN, Sesley, BTI, Christman, BT2g Elrod, FN, 2nd Row: Ward, FA, Scott, FN, Frazier, FA Parker, FN, Sykes, FN, Stewart, FN, Allen, FA, Sharpe, FN, Holden, FA, Frank, FN, Wolf, FN, Pierson, FA. P I P - H' . AWN ew ., f WAX g,N,,,,, 5,5 , ,A t X S 100 l lst Row: fleft to rightj Harper, FN, Hall, BT2g Lange, BTI, Boyer, BT3g 2nd Row: Thiem, FA, Ramsell, BT3, Turner, BTS, Davis, BT3g 3rd Row: Quinney, FA: Stielow, FN, Shirley, BT3g Parris, FN, Morton, FN, QMoore, Row 2 endj. T v i i i I I i l l I l 1 i l l I l l n 1 l l l l 4...l lst Row: fleft to rightj Walters, BTI, Kee, BTI, Tanner, BT3g 2nd How: Day, FNQ Hiller, BTS: Catica, BT3g Howard, BT3 Larkin, FA, Fitzgerald, FN, Nlonagham, FN, Robinett, BTFN 102 1 1 lst Row: Reeder, SNQ Kirkpatrick, FNQ Bizzell, BT1g Hickson, FNg Scott, FNg 2nd Row: McCoy, BTFNg Wright, FNg Evans, BT2g Bohn, BTFNQ Salyers, BT3g 3rd Row: AlIen,.FN: Parker, FNg Roof, FNQ Mathieu, FAg Meece, FNQ Dennehy, BT3. A i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 nhl hs 7 .M 103 104 1 - 1 1 , p M 1 I 1 7 i ' 1 1 1 1 - 1 11 I1 c 1 '1 . . V H 1 1 1 ' The extensive use of electricity aboard ship makes the technical skills of E Division indispensable. These men maintain YORKTOWN's electri- 1 cal equipment - from telephones to 1250 kilowatt generators. 1 1 1 1 1 1 '1 ,1 F1 11 1 1 1 ' lst Row: fleft to rightl De Jesus, EMI, Wyngaard, lC2, Capen, EMI, Ashley, EM2, LTJC Colie, Crouse, ICFN, Walke, ICFN, Retter, EMFN, Creager, FN, 2nd Row: Bain, EMC, Stvens, EM3, Kelpatrick, EM3, Hahn, EM3, Owens, ICF N, Babcock, lCFNg Winfield EM3, Zabica, FN, Wellmeer, IC3, Drake, ICF N, Canady, ICF N , Mason, EMC, 3rd Row: Cilbertson, IC3, Totten, IC3, Hunter, EMF N, Revor, EMFN, Stodlka, EMF N, Nash, FN. 4 1 I 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Q- lst Row: fleft to rightj Allen, ICFNg Cherry, EMMCQ Westbrook, ICC, Kaplan, ICFNQ 2nd Row: Creathouse, IC2 Bean, ICFNQ Grimm, FN, Camey, lC3g Deardorf, IC3g 3rd Row: Ross, EMGNQ Lowe, EMFNQ Williams, FN, Ebel EMFAg Bumham, ICFN ll Ir l l Q I , I l 1 1 , 1 I I ' r 106 lst Row fleft to rightl Cherry, EMMCg Hutcheson, EMI, McMullen, EMI, Blancaflor, EMI, Laber, EMI, Westbrook, ICC, 2nd Row: Haen EMFAg Dean, EM2g August, EM2g Topping, EM2g Stevens, IC2g Bell, FN, Ginnett, EMFNg 3rd Row: Cobb, EM2g Russell, IC3g Bennehoof, IC3 Kennedy, IC3g Spahn, IC3. M. l l If ll l fllfl l l Q' f f X 9 S Q N xxx Q ff? , , W ' WWQWWWAWZ x . fm, W, I, 5 X W X, fyzzi I, f , , f , f ,W X 'sf ' X. WW ,W , z 0 u If 1 A SJ., XZ f? yy W Wy 71 , ff f, ,, 4 f ffun, , f , Y '---f 4 W W, f W Operation and maintenance of the YORKTOWNE main engines and turbo generators is the responsibility of M Division. Working in engine rooms where temperatures soar well over 100 degrees, these men tackle their job with great skill and efficiency. . --.- - ' d F Ng L l , lst Row fleft to rightj Breitweiser, MM3g Golding, MM3g LT Dillowayg Smith, MMC, TFOUI, FN, 2nd Row' Pnchar ' - yes FNg Fleming, MM2g cumper, AN: Meyer, FN: Lewis, F A: Queen, MM3- 109 -,-.,L....n.. 110 lst Row: fleft to rightj Summers, MM2g Leonard, FA, LT. Dillowayg Sansone, FAQ Smith, FN, 2nd Row: Pyle, FN, Balzer, MM2 Micchell, FN, Hooker, FN, Delk, MM3. H Y 4 lst Row: fleft to rightj Moore, MM3g Augustine, MM3g Lt. Dillowayg Keenen, MMSQ Capell, MM3g 2nd Row: Noll, FNQ Lee, FA Smart, FNQ Berry, FNg Dove, FNQ Michaud, FNQ Hanson, MM3. , l! gfV U' -,. ,.. - F-Ll -M I I I I I I I I I i I I I I I I, I I I I W- I In I I I w g, I A . Q f .V , ' A Y: up wi ., ral ' 3:,4w ' V , I M Q-?:. xg L-Zu I I The repair of varied equipment . ' ' 3 . I about the ship, maintenance of dam- I ' ' 'I I age control and fire fighting equip- V c - ment, design, fabrication, and in- I . ,. H F' I stallation of improvements to YORK- V I - , I TOWN are but a few of R Division's , X I u M' --I lx I 'I many jobs. . Q I I I I I I , I I I, Q I I lst Row: fleft to right, Kneeling: Eatherton, FN, La Badie, SFI, Pierce, SFP2, Kenny, WO-1, Wolford, SFC, Petty, DCI, Hale, FN, Esquibel, DC3 Busk- I I er, FN, 2nd Row: Garcia, FN, Sibert, FN, Grubb, SFP3, Henry, FN, Wilson, FN, Willey, FA, Mansfield, FN, Papa, FA, Touchet, FN, 3rd Row: Anderson, 3 I SFMFN, Meyer, DC3, Fonville, FN, Thompson, DCFN, Sylvestro, DC3. I I I I I I I I I , I I I f Wi lst Row: fleft to rightj Kneeling: Morton, SFIQ Bennion, DCCSg Harrington, LTjgg Redwine, DCCg Brewer, DC2g 2nd Row: Jones, SFNI3 Ray, FN: Copeland, DC3g Hampton, FAQ Coleman, SNQ Hagger, SFNIISQ 3rd Row: Korpinen, FNQ Burckhardt, SFP3g Brock, FXQ Turpin, DCFN Dockum, FAQ Xardini, DCFN. , , 114 1 1 1 lst Row, Cleft to rightj Kneeling: Morton, SFI, Bennion, DCCSQ Harrington, Lrfjgg Redwine, DCC, Price, SFM2 2nd Row: Crowe, FA: Yates, AN, Davis, SFP3g Pinkerton, SFPZQ Mack, SFP3g 3rd Row: Bocklage, DC3g Brand, FA Winegar, FN, Vick, SFP3g Burch, SFM3. , ' I 1 5, I 3 i 3 I .. Q? MEDICAL OFFICER LCDR WAGONER ,wfww W 4 'K 51 X my l . 'NS l v :xx mm Aix x 118 I 11 ,, ig I, . il , 41 I l 1 I I 5 2 if From a minor injury to major surgery this important division is prepared to meet any problem. The latest medical facilities combined X with professionally trained officers and corpsmen provide the finest med- ical care to the men of YORKTOWN. y I I 3 l i 3 lst Row: fleft to rightl Jewett, HN, Violante, HM3, Looby, SN, Sayre, HM2, Melling, SN, Coldsberry, SN, Klaus, HM3, Hutchens, SN, 2nd Row: Wilson, HM2, Hitchings, HMI, Pope, HMCS, LCDR Wagoner, LT Fellman, LTJC Schlegel, Arnold, HMl, Roos, HM3, 3rd Row: Smith, HM2, Lutz, HMI, Taylor, HM3, Flotten, HM3, Price, HMI, Korth, HN, Stames, HM3, Kaltman, HM2, Huffman, HN. ' v l li f 1 X A 119 120 NAVIGATOR CDR LESPERANCE fl ,gf JN S. 0, Q51 pam -11' W, ci.. 4,5-'1 V ,Y ., A '..,- U-,, .. ,L . i ' ' - . iii ' V , ' A 'V , iv - . ' ',, Y '- X ng,-. , A . .xref- ' A L ' Hx'-, ,. . ' .Cv wr . - , .YA-, 72 V . 'm-2' - 2 'A' ' ,-,C-M 4' ' .ax '. ff- ff ' 1 , .. Q ' -'V 2. is ' . ' if K: 'Ei-fi - V '51 Y ' 'SV ' 4' 4 A ' 'Mc 'F' ' 1 -- ni 'I' 'I ' ' 4, -, 2, gf - 'r fvn. . in f. 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V WWWH WM f 121 1 5 R 5 ! 122 Navigation personnel, under the direction of the Navigator, are re- sponsible for the safe steering and piloting of YORKTOWN. lst Row: Ileft to rightj Correk, QM3g Poole, SN, Smith, QMSNQ Woodward, SNg Ware, QM3g McDermid, QM3g 2nd Row: Oden, QMSNQ McFadden, QM2g Vold, LCDRg Johnson, QMCMg Garland, QM3g 3rd Row: McGowan, QM3g Conner, QM3g Blogsen, SN, Nelson, SN, Mattingly, QM3, Law, QMSNQ Anderson, QM3. -ll I1 I I I II II II I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I W i 1 B 123 OPERATIONS OFFICER CDR PARKS 124 4W'.'gw ,M,,,w ff ff' 5il!liii4!3!9 l8l!f1ii!Vii QilOi0i!ii5iI CQXKDDCQOKQ5 iftiliiiiliii ii!!! I Q QRXWQXX Uiilhiffii il- f 3' Q N X x V. ? QQWW MW 125 -l----------fi ,...- X ,,,,,,W,,,,.,,.,,n.,. ,... ..,,.., .,,, .....s,..a.... .... ,,.. ...... . . , N., 126 YORKTOWNE aerologists work 24 hours a day collecting vital data concerning sky coverage, visibility, wind speed and direction, and other atmospheric conditions, which aide in the planning of air and ship's operations. K 5 lst Row: fleft to rightj Foster, ACQQ Bashlor, ACI, O'Connor, LCDRg Boden, ACCSg 2nd Row: Horne, AN, Near AG3g Reynolds, AC3g Murray, AC3g La Plant, AC3g 3rd Row: Panero, AN, Ablin, AA, Charest, ACANQ Wallace, ACAN Aaron, AN. xxx . 127 I 3 H- ---- , tW,,mwMm.w:, The men of OC Division work in Air Operations or in the Carrier Air Traffic Control Center QCATCCJ. CATCC functions for the safe and expeditious control and recovery of aircraft under all weather conditions, day or night. V lst Row: fleft to rightl Kneeling Baldwin AC2 Furmanski CDR Shard ACC Keohane ACI Vader AA 2nd Row Williams AM Mc Peek, ANg Flint, ACAN Warren AN Yarbrough ACAN 3rd Row Scoble AC1 Hull AC2 Koonce AC2 Smith AN Sabutis, ACAN. i X v 129 I 4 i 130 OE Division's highly trained technicians maintain and repair most of YORKTOWNE electronics equip- ment. This equipment is used for navigation, spotting enemy targets, returning and landing our own planes, and communications - all of which are vital functions of the ship's oper- ational ability. i lst Row: lleft to rightj NlcCaulley, ETNSNg Breeden, ETNSNQ Mosley, ETCSg LT. Hartz, Nelson, ETC, Underwood, ETN2g Crux ETNSNQ Harris, ETlg 2nd Row: Avall, SN, Strong, ETNSNQ Winters, ETN2g Holloway, ETN3g Martindale, ETNZQ Rich, ETN2g Horn ETNSN: LaBahn, SNQ Knoop, ETN2, 3rd Row: Ciaravino, ETNSNg Bukenhofer, ETN3g Holmes, ETN2, Phillips, ETN2g Ostrander ETN3g Kimmerly, ETN3. 7 1 sk lst Row: Qleft to rightl Harris, ETIQ Nelson, ETCg LT Hartz: Mosley, ETCSg Shipman, ETRSNg 2nd Row: Aldrich, ETRZQ Hitchcock, SA Obrenski. ETRSNQ Nlenaro, ETB2g Buchanan, ETR3g Harmon, ETR3g Butler, ETHSNQ Thorton, ETRZQ Carlisle, ETR3g 3rd Row: Anderson ETR3g Hubbard, ETRQQ Bender, ETRSNQ Exkenroth, ETR2: Doss, ETB3. 1 132 Ol personnel man the shipls ra- dar equipment and collect information vital to making tactical decisions in various missions. lst Row' fleft to rightl Kneeling: Oliver, RDlg Brown, LTg Mulhern, LCDRg Conners, RDCNIQ Lantz, RD2g 2nd Row: Blair, SA Barrie, RDSM Catlin, SN, Myers, RDSRg Holcomb, RDSNQ Cantrell, SN, Bullem, SNQ 3rd Row: Hyttinen, RDSNg Yunker, SA, Speicher RDSNg Roode, RDSNQ Hager, RD3, Ceistdorfer, RD3. L B lst Row: Cleft to right? Kneeling: Haas, AN, Snow, SA: Bulge, Ensg Sorrell, RUC: Briggs, RD3g Read, RD2, 2nd Row: Hor- ton, SA: Matthews, SA, Weavering. SA, Craft, SA: Jackson, SA: Walter, RD3: Garcia, RD3: 3rd Row: Bruno, SN, Sackett, SA, Combs, RDSNQ Peasley, RDSN: Price, SA. 133 134 l R : ll ft to ri htj Kneeling: Holden, RD3g Sorrell, RDCQ Krenik, RDlg 2nd Row: Xlorris, HD3 st ow e g Strider, RD2g Kleinschmitt, HD2g Donnelly, RD3g Waldron, SN, 3rd Row: Gruber, SN, Kabo, SN, Ellen son, SN, Klima, SN, Schlosser, RDSNQ Reynolds, SN. . , ,,,,. . bg lst Row: fleft to rightj Kneeling: Bauman, Ensg Mulhern, LCDRg Dresher, LTjgg Conner, RDCMg 2nd Row: Dingle, RD3g Oliver, RD1g Quebodeaux, RD3g Graham, RDZQ 3rd Row: Dyess, RD3g Hannigan, RD3g Shaw, RD2g Behunke, SA. 135 man: 'A OP Division personnel staff the photo the taking, processing and evaluating of all photographs aboard YORK- lab. They are responsible for TOWN. Kneeling: Cleft to rightl Starkey, PHlgAPetersen PH2g Recchio PH2g Cook ANQ Laswell PH3g Knutson PH3g Ferguson PH3g Nlallow DNISNQ Albert Pl'l3g Cooper PH3- Hill PH2- Dunnuck YNSN: Standing: Lt. C. W. Jacksong Lange ANg Kelly PH3g Puckett PH3g Reid Pl-l2g Earnshaw YN1g Spiifack Pl-l3g Stoecker AN: Relleve PHCSQ Bernath Pl-l3g Tucker Pl-l3g Scretchings Pl'l3g Tate PT3g Yates PH3g Taylor PT3g Riske YNSN: Waters SN LCDR. C.T. Wells, Div. Officer. ,JI My f X . S7 W WWA 4 5, f Wmxw ffw: ' f , .N X. 137 I r 1 w N I Z .,,.,.,...... ,. ......... .Ivy-nmlwb X A L www., N A J 1 I 3 7 ci Pi 1 31 y V Z J 'KL fx zz! I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I , I I I I I I , I 3 5 , I I I I I 5 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I i ik 57 W l I ff' Z X . s Z Ev I ,1.w,4.aQ .wi A Q., Sonar is one of the principal means of detecting submarines. This highly trained team operated and maintains YORKTOWNE sonar equipment and analyzes all ASW sen- ior data received from our task group. 1stR0w: Qleft to rightj Williams, AN Chaney STCSN Beauchamp STCSN Patterson STC3 Uhlman STC3 2nd Row Barnhart AN Kaiser, ANQ Letchworth, AXC: Kimmell AN Moore STCSN 3rd Row Smith STC2 Borja STG2 LT Johnson Davis AX1 Bybee AN LTIC Hunderfundg Connon STC3. 7 1 I . 1 it X Diem ' , 7 f ., . W- S Z . if 4f V: 5 fp, MW, . ,f Ax ,,' 2 lx , , f .4 ', K' , -f . M, x 'ff ' , W A QWW' , f f ,g Wye W I' 1 fy, f x 4 S e W Z X N v f 1 Q 1 f ' 1 4 X 1 fm , . , 0, xxxx Wm, y f f ? J W x f .. 4 1' 1 Q W ., , 2 1 so ,- 4 4 -f . 2 1 1 Z ,, ' ' N f , f M Q' X f 0 W 5 1 ' 4 f W if f ' X S f f 4 5 x ,Q Y 7 W 7 W V s , w x 2 5 5 Q X . Numan X f NAXWM-ex X 1 N W M. X ,yggg x f f , X 0 2 M X' X Ny , I f if X X kwxx AWQQQT 6 , 5 QU, X ,wh x X f 'mu f ,.,, ' 4 X 97 , 1 3 , X I 7 1 ,f .x 'ln 7 xx 5 -mf f f 4 X f fx! I A , ,X wrzyx.fz,,,5-gg -55? ' ' fx - jyiwm,-AT . x T -,Q 7, U?-.Zi . Y -Z , KJ :gig L,,i,r9j' fi Yxxwns x - W K ' jj X -lm - 142 SUPPLY UFFICER CDR REYNOLDS f,v.uxS-ZCQMWN K 3L?fWx x f 143 x ' 1 The division of storekeepers is responsible for the procurement, re- ceipt, stowage, issue and transfer of items such as general hardware, paints, cleaning supplies, lubricants, forms, and thousands of other items aboard YORKTOWN. - lst Row: fleft to rightj Kneeling: Snow, SN, Carroll, SK3g Kovacevich, SN, White SK3g Crubbs, SN, Heenonen, SN, Whitely, SN, Mc Cullough, SK3g Pol lock, SN 3 2nd Row: Hudelson, SN 3 Seiler, SK2g Williams, SKI, Kraus, Ensg Russell, SKCg Nepomuceno, SK2g Stewart, SK2g 3rd Row: Smith, AN, Belt, SN Borel, SN 3 Loskoski, SN 3 Beeson, SK3g Kitts, SNQ Prothero, SK3g Lanimert, SN, Brill, SN, Reid, SN gJWhite, SN. s P 1 A i T n I J Q I 4 n D r r 2 3 5 Y 1' . 1, F P v . - R, ,,,, N ,.,,,, f SK C M.,-, mm! .vw W' 57 W N R S J., QA K! fx L, Z ,' ,Sf , ? E ,A 5 at ..,-,f ' N j: ,F ......... ffm 755 XM f ,4 f ,ll 145 - 1 The job of feeding over 2,500 men falls on the men of S-2 Division. At sea the food lines operate as do flight operations, around the clock, providing hot meals, inflight lunches and food for the mid-watch. Such an arduous task is handled with dedi- cation by the men of this division. lst How: Qleft to rightl Kneeling: Brewton, CS3, Sanders, CSI, Nirzh, CSlg Billings, CSlg Clements, CS3g Farina, CS2g Melser, CSZQ 2nd Row: Fannin CSZQ Smith, AD,l2g Steiner, CS3g Mallon, SA, l-leinonen, SN, Knuth, SN, Storms, SNQ Mooty, CS3g 3rd Row: Brovide, CS3g Wood, SAQ Roubal, CS3, Slaughter beck, CS3: Chubbs, CS2g Peckham, AN. 1 146 n L .1 147 t ' t M . it if S-2M personnel undertake the tedious job and responsibilities of keeping the messing accomodations thoroughly clean and sanitary for YORKTOVVNE crew. lst Row fleft to rightj Schultz, AAQ Smith, ADj2g Wagner, AX3g Dorby, ABE3g Kruszewski, AAQ Nlichaelis, ETNSNQ Dourancelay, FAQ 2nd Row: Gregory SX: Lee, SNg Wood, FAg Sampanard, FAQ Symons, FAg Berry, FNQ Chasse, SAQ Cuccio, SA. S v5 , wa f V N V f + Y V Vwwfv 1 - Q V- N usa-if - W if Q as ff, Q Sy . ., , x , Nigfs ,X S23 f f? f fy 15, ff l Q ax X 1 AW NW, NK I 2 . , xy A ' I A, M 5 ' V i s f . N, Qx ' In If 1 4 1 , W X , -fu ,X AW AE! -ajx X fit' A WX-1 N Sygff X fy , .gf f, Z X f , Q Af f , , N,-xx hx 0 if X K 5 x . ,aff s yux f I N! ,f f x f X W , - 42 rf 1 mx ix -WM - '4 Y K 17 4Nff 1 X9 x K' f X S 5 ,5 - ,ik Q1 N W 1 x Gwyn , X 'X x I X ja- 0 f f , f Q A XX ' X2 X f ' 1 I -24 f ' W' ,Q , 'Qi A , X Q Q E , X ii, ' ,E Q 'K C AV 4 y W x fm K X XM f Am 4 , X N4 4 Service to the crew is the creed of S-3 Division. These men man the ship's barber shop's, tailor shop laundry and cobbler shop. They also operate the shipls stores which in- clude the main ships store, uniform shop, and the YORKTOWN Smoke Shop. Not the least of their duties is the upkeep of the soft drink ma- chines filled with that Hpause that refreshes. lst Row: fleft to rightj Derflinger, SAQ Lane SN Colden SN Borel L T SN Dean SA Walker SN Falls Shl 2nd Row Rice SN Martinez SN Lauerman, CW0-23 Webb, SH2g Reid, SH2g 3rd Row Alford SA Perrin SA Graves SN Sage AN Evans SN Burkhardt SH3 Bumcrot SN V1--' i l H5 ,S X, i, SL ii 3, E, 12 i 1: L 5 :E l, It 'l L, 4, .navi , fr f QW, 77? 1 W ' 'f H K! Q , , , is ' f W lst Row: fleft to rightj Barnard, SN, Ratcliff, SN, Washington, SA, Stiles, SN, Dumalski, SN, Trump, SHI, Kramme, SHI, 2nd Row: Baucler, SH2g Hernandez, SN, Johnson, SN, Wegnerowski, SN, Hallman, SN, Fakrubel, SN, 3rd Row: Hopper, SN, Dooley, SN, Bornet, SA, Jones, SA, Lorch, SN, Crump, SN, Quintta, SH l. 151 152 f S-4 personnel handle the task of paying the crew. Every two weeks, the ,paymasters see that each man aboard YORKTOWN is paid and in between they handle the mountain of paper work associated with allot- ments, claims for travel and per diem, and tax information. fi' lst Row: fleft to rightj Row, -DK1g Love, Ensg Thomas, Ensg Johnson, DKCg 2nd Row: McCarthy, DK2g'- Czech, DKSNg Demers, SA, Taylor, DK2g Stricklin, DKSNg 3rd Row: 'Corral, SN, Misch, DKSNg Overfield, DK3g Ross, DK3g Martinez, SN. 153 Y 154 The preparation of meals for the f officer's of YORKTOWN is the re- sponsibility of S-5 division. ln addi- tion they perform Various jobs rang- ing from planning menus to cleaning staterooms. 4 4 l i l lst Row: lleft to rightj Nlagpayo, TNQ Hortaleza, TNQ LTJC NlcDonaldQ Rosete, TNQ Angelesg 2nd Row: Hernandez, TNQ Cross, TNQ Tiang- son, TNQ Barbosa, TNQ Salanga, TNQ Suarez, TNQ. 3rd Row: Cioriaso, TNQ Bernardino, TNQ Caragan, TNQ Ronque, TNQ Vasquez, TN. X 1 1 3 ff L lst Row: lleft to rightj Kneeling: Acain, TN, Antonio, TN, Alonso, TN, Quemuel, TN, 2nd Row: Mercado, TN Bertulano, TN, Baladedo, TNQ Hernandez, TN. 1 Y 4 w 156 S36 personnel are responsible for the procurement and accounting of the spare parts and thousands of items necessary to maintain YORK- TOWN's aircraft. lst Row lleft to rightj Tatumg Hartnessg CWO-2 Hearng Edneyg 2nd Row: Lynng Loflingg Hendersong Jenkinsg Ross 3rd Row: Robertsg Springfield: Russellg Taylorg Amirault. .... l l I l lst Row: lleft to rightl Hartmess: CWO-2 Hearn: Stokley: 2nd Row: Draper: Sauer: Daly: Causie: Yacehino: 3rd How: Dickey: Nleldrum: Thompson: Purcell: Brock. ls1Rou llelt to rightl Needles: Sullivan: Lebo: Cambell: O'Neal: 2nd How: Gonzalez: XY iseman: CWO-2 Hearn: Hartness: Burrow: Hufferd: 3rd Row: Feltner: Hansen: Forbes: Smith: Breeden: Nlayers: Smith. mffw, I Q ,hfhfwmyww 157 if 'X 'A YWYQI , ? I j f f2jggg f'ffL:'1, f Af f ,,. ff: gf mf' i f 1 u L 1 E u r r I I ia ii K Y' 3, 159 160 YORKTOWNE automatic data processing center is staffed by the men of S-7 Division. Busy compiling data, key punching, and operating the computers, they provide many useful services. W i Q lst Row: Qleft to right, Cree, DP2, Scott, LTjgg Bums, DPC, 2nd Row: Lacher, DPSNQ Dike, DPSNQ Lift, DPS, Larson, DPSNg Dunlap, DP2g 3rd Row: Kirby, DPSNQ Webb, DPSNg Miller, SN, Brocaw, ADPSNQ Rose, DP3. A 5 5 4 1 P L l 4 ,I f V 7 NW f 161 I 1 f 1 1 1 1 wx 1 J, W M7 4 ff f ,H i,.4 ' V N xx I sk' A 5 , X r , wx Kxxty- :,l:f:L xl :Tgf ,, xxXX5tTb 1. f- 5' 4. W ex A .OXX .- 771 . 'x'-vb 'hx' ll V' Q.. , I- xx. I, if ' I XL - X 'X V ,A an - E I x N - A f ' -4-,Q . 3 1 I 4 x ? x 1 1 i V K E CDR. PRESTON Wueapons Officer NPN. OFF' W 1 64 i I 1 l 5 lst Division personnel are re- sponsible for the care and cleaning of the forecastle as well as the maintenance and operation of the ship's anchors. Also the division supplies personnel for side cleaners division during inport periods. Front row: fleft to rightj Benincasa, R.g Teneyck, C.g McWilliams, S.g Berlin, W4 Perciado, J. Second row: Krumbach, D.L Harrell, D.g Ngayan, EJ Willis, D. BMCg Wayne, A.g Nieto, D. Third row: Johnson, l.g Kenny, T.g Smith, J.g Sherbert, K.g Nunes, K Krumbach, D.E.g Nelson, C.g Tucker, T. -ggiw , ,Q Y, , T -:W f I I xxx I I I I I I I 2 I 9 I I I I I I I I - ...,,.. I ' I I I I I I I 1 I I I I I I I 2nd Division personnel, besides maintaining spaces assigned to them, are involved in refueling and under- way replenishment. Also the division supplies personnel for side cleaners during inport, periods. 4 lst Row: fleft to rightj Kneeling: Wall, SN, Quick, SN, Lane, BMl, Cassler, Ens, Davis, BMSN, Calabaza, SN, 2nd Row: Vitelli SN, Williams, SN, Rogers, SN, Ellis, SN, Mc Farlane, SN, Clements, SN, Davis, SN, Bush, BM3, 3rd Row: Ziegler, SN, Hardacre BM3, Stover, SN, Morgan, SN, Bost, SN, Yunker, SN, Newsome, BM2 . Mysql ,wwk ' T 168 3rd Division personnel are re- sponsible for the care and cleaning of the fantail. They also provide watchstanders and personnel for re- fueling and underway replenishment. The Division supplies personnel for side cleaners division during inport periods. lst Row: fleft to rightj Kneeling: Rivera, J. A., Johnston, J. Wlg Scorl, J. Neideffer, Bonawitz. D.E.g 2nd flow: Norman, CW., Matlock, S.K.g Love, R. Barefield, J.H.g Borrmann, l-l.J.g Sheer, W.5.g 3rd Row: Duncan, F.E.g Pacetti, B.R,g Devine, J.J.g Henry, G.L.g Harrell, R.E. 169 170 7' The EOD Team consists of high- ly trained personnel qualified to dis- arm, maintain, or jettison any ex- plosives aboard YORKTOWN. These personnel also check shipls hull condition periodically. I i I 54 si ll ll i i T 5 5 5 5 2 l E ll 4: li l , l i Q 4 i l 5 l 1 , z I l 4 1 6 l l 1 ,l 1 ll l x 171 172 CA personnel are responsible for the ships aviation ordnance, its , safe handling and transportation from magazine to flight deck. W l 1 i i L, e Ga lst Row: fleft to rightj Kneeling: Rhoads, AN, Orr, AN, Hafner, AN, Russell, A03, Weeks, AA, 2nd Row: Reimels, A02, Morgan, A0-1, Pugh, WO-l, Englebracht, A01, Wright, A02, Ryan, AN, 3rd Row: Borel, L.P. AN, Edwards, A02, Parrish, A03, Kelley, AN, Blickle, AN, Jackson, A02, Hanson, AN, Chavez, AN, 4th Row: Cooper, AN, Sullivan, AN, Fugate, A02, Stottlemyer, A03, Masoka, A03 I D f 173 174 Cb personnel are responsiblel for the ship's arsenal, its 'upkeep, maintenance and the proper func- tion of all associated equipment. Gb lst Row: fleft to rightj Kneeling: Rosier, CMC3g Morton, CMCZQ Mc Mullen, LT, Yoneda, WO-lg Tarpey, SAQ4 2nd Row: Scott SNQ Heise, SAQ Allen, CMC3g Stonebumer, SN, Benskin, SN, 3rd Row: Kahler, SN, Melton, ANQ Houk, SN, Lesure, CMCSNg Martinez SN ' i 4 T' 1 I 1 3 J . N I l 1 1 2 its X 11' W i 5 S I .E 2 Qr N 5 i z X 'Q 175 176 5th Division personnel are re- sponsible for the loading, fire direc- tion, maintenance and repair of the ship's big guns. 5 th h SN V'll l SN Perez SN Lemberger SN' Langham SN' Ordway CMC3 lst Row: Qleft to rightj Kneeling: Eddy, SN, Da m, , 1 arrea, , , , , , , , , 2nd Row: Cavanaugh, CMC2, Indergard, LTjg, Neuhart, GMCC, Thompson, CMC2, Calley, CMG2, 3rd Row: Black, SN, Patterson, SA Wilson, SN, Anderson, SN, Rogers, SA, Bednarz, SN, Tande, SN, Tande, SN, Felder, CMC2, Duque, SN I a I r 1 r 1 K 3 I 1 'III Q , 5 Q 2 ! 5 i. 177 178 Fox division personnel are re- sponsible for aiming and automati- cally firing the shipls guns through the use of radar, computers and other fire control equipment. i I I 1 I I I I I l I I I I 1 I I I I I 4 I I I 1 A I I I N 1 I I 1 I w 1 N 1 1 N l , 179 I W Division personnel's activities are highly classified. Many of their spaces are heavily guarded by Ma- rines. Some of the weapons handled by W Division personnel which are not completely classified are torpe- does and depth charges. lst Row: Qleft to ritghtj Melton, GMT1g Steward, GMTCg Laino, LTJGg Ennis, Ensg Cunkel, TM3g Hancock, TMSNgiCoomes, TM3 2nd Row: Megason, GTMSNQ Slightom, CTM3g Middleton, TM3g Van Acker, CMTSNQ Nelson, TMSNQ Evans, TM3g Salley, TM3 Eggers, TM3g Cargill, TMSNQ 3rd Row: Campbell, TM3g Stultz, TMSNQ Thompson, TMQQ Ames, TM3 QDVJQ Ford, CMTSNQ Carter TNISNg 1 5 i I 5 1 r i 1 i i i 2 i E ,Q I is w 5 N , E in I ' a , s l XR P T Marine personnel perform duties as sentries, orderlies, provide an honor guard for special occasions, man one of the 5 gun mounts, and provide the nucleus of the ship's landing party. lst Row: fleft to rightj Sitting Fairman Cpl Capozzo Cpl Harris Cpl Alvarez Cpl Fusaro Cpl Johnson Sgt Capt Hand fCommanding Officer, MarDetJ Green SgtMaJ Bodine Cpl Bonivert Cpl Evans Cpl Cotton Cpl 2nd Row Fry PFC Brosman PFCQ Drake, LCpIg Hall LCplg Brisby LCpl Cordon LCpl Bowens LCpl Hermann LCpl De Paul LCpl Conner LCpl Jaconson LCplg Brack, PFCg Klick, PFCQ Briner PFC Clyne LCpl 5 1 i 183 184 0 s czvsr' lst Row: fleft to rightj LT. Merritg LCDR. Behang CDR. Brummageg CDR. Wirtg LCDR. Sandkeg LCDR. Steine. 2nd Row: Cleft to right, Housley AZ3g Hetler AAQ Rabasa YN3g Arnold AK2g Simons YNlg Taylor DK2. Q 5 I 185 186 I I Qui' x Q 'L , ,qw ,W M f ff O 11 :Q YQ YW 7 f ,-if f , ,,gjI:5h. J M 187 Q! A f, I Q' I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ,I -I ,I II I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I l -...nu 189 .- JN .. -- W 2 T 4 Vg.: ' , E 5 1 T lst Row: Qleft to rightj LTJC Marshalg LT Hilliardg LCDR Pharisg LCDR Knfappg CDR Rubeyg CDR Hubbsg LCDR Williamsg LCDR Sprakerg LT at AM5:Knightg Zpd RQW: LTJC McMichaelg LTJC. Pgteg,LTJG Qoopgrg LT Meachamg LTJC Minorg LT Croverigr LT Laub: LCDR Smfedbelfgg LT Hylandg ENS Hwalekg LTJC Marshall: 3rd Row: LTJC McCulloughg LYJC Criderg LTJC Leeburng ENS Brennang LT Busseg LT Conkling LTJC VorceggLTIC Ennisg T LTIC Biihsong LTJC Connellyg LCDK Vemer lst Row: fleft to rightj ADR2 Dumont: AMSAN Tranbargerg AME2 Walshg PR2 Toddg ADR1 Coffmang AN Deltorog AN Orrg ADR3 Pattersong ADR2 Stewart: ANIS2 Ruthg ADR3 Shepardg ADR3 Freemang AMH3 Hickellg 2nd Row: AN Hardyg ADR3 Batemang ADR2 Russellg AMS1 Mallg LTJC Leeberng ANIHAN Stredickeg PR2 Armstrongg AN Carciag ADR1 Hilburn: AMS3 Bunchg ADRC Osenfowskig ADR1 Atkinsg ASHAN Cirdnerf LT Laub 9 Ist Row: Qleft to rightl AN Ciombettig AN Stophletg ATNAN Cromptong AN Thalheimerg AN Bondg AN Passalaquag AN Askeg AN Cotterg AN Valentiriog AN Klineg 'AN Nebresg 2nd Row: AEAN Nordg ADRAN Waltersg AN Elligang LTJC Criderg AN Behnkeg AA Burdittg ADRC Simpsong AN Johnsong ADRAN Winchellg AN Reynoldsg AA Mooreg AN Wrightg AN O'Neilg AN Hennekam 5 f I Q. 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Hughesg Stier, AEANQ Miller, AEAN: 0'Neill, AZ2g LCDR Rauschg Row 2: Justus, AECQ Fellers, SNg Zuerner, AX3g Evanson, AZ3g Arroyos, AMSC ' 20 Row 1: Cleft to rightl LTJC Ablesg Biedrztcki, AE3g Stooksberry, AO2g Gillespie, ANg Palka, AN, LTJC Lyon, Row 2: Clapp, AXCQ Danlgren, ATN2 Lasher, AlVlN2g Hetpler, AN, Link, YN3q Dahlke, AMN2, Brebeck, AXIKACJQ Justus, AEC l 1 I Y , 4 l I Row 1: Qleft to rightl Griggs, AFCNlg Arrouos, AXISCQ Justus, AEC: Clapp, AXCQ Holland, AXCKACJQ Bewley, AXCQACJ I 203 CO-CDR. EWY lst Row: LCDR Pelleriug LTJC Casaleg LT Larsong LTJC Barrettg LCDR Hodgeg LCDR Buchanang LYJG Swallowg LTJC Van Loben'Selsg LTJC Dalpiazg LT. Oweng 2nd Row: LCDR Hesslerg ENS Plummerg ENS Dorseyg LCDR Kingstong LT Bruceg LT Doyleg LT Millicang LTJC Davisg LTJC Strawng STJC Tillmang LTJG Willhiteg CDR Ewyg LTJG Standley 14 Z f wi W w., A 4 41 , T 1, - ,y , TX: 4 T 4 , , K 7,4 A 4 L 'YNY L 1 .-,,. X W T i, xx 1 HEY! ArwQoDv MV COFFEE EEN, XR- . 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Doyleg LTJC Whiteg LTJC Smithg LTJC Vendtg PNSN Schoeng YN2 Rehkopg AX2 Dorseyg AA Kruszewskig ANIS3 Lenaug AOAN Banksg AN Jonesg SA Alredg SN Ybarra: ENS Plummerg LT Millicang LTJC Standley I , mv jwg rig. ,1 'IJ I 1 , fin W, N '1 Y . 4 X ww f M, Q 4 U 1 X f ,, 1 X N N mf ,,,f ff 40 'Q' has E A A 5 5 Y , Wx, 2, if 24 'mf f .zany V 3, .M- ' lst Row: fleft to rightj AXAN ,Iarvisg AN Cyphersg AN Croweg AXAN Bradleyg AXAN Nlitchellg AN Bykdg AXAN ,Iohnsong 2nd Row: AXAN Klepeckg AX2 Longg AX2 Hardyg AN Whittecarg AX3 Riordang LTJC Willhiteg AXC Woodg AX3 Featherstong AX3 Dickersong 3rd Row: AX1 Woolmsg AX2 Dominguezg AXI Cunninghamg AX2 Winslowg AX2 Weaverg AX3 Millerg AX3 Heaglerg AX2 Carpenterg AX1 Rohnett 210 43 QQ? flgisygf me L A...-Ig Q Q0 f J A th! Q Q I 9 'A' ,c 0 - ' F 211 4 1 lar -V -sf M , Detachment TEN flying the E 1B provide surveillance of the operating els Ill area for the Task Force. It also per- forms radio relay services between aircraft of the Air Group and the individual units of the Task Force. The E-1B Detachment plays an im- portant role in Advanced Early Warn- ing as well as Anti-Submarine War- fare. It has also inherited other secondary tasks such as search and rescue and weather reconnaissance. lst Row: Cleft to rightl Kneeling: Bodenhamer LTJC Ashurst LTJC Yeates LTJC Stockdale LTJC Hall LTJC Brooks LTIC Hymk LTJC Bandy, LTJC Hotchkiss, ENSQ Cantrell, LTJCg Brown LTJC 2nd Row Lundberg ADCS Waugh AE2 Houseman AN Wolschleger -UIEZ Schon XXZ Xleade, ANlS2g McCarthy, AE1gYoung, AT1g Lee AN Goodman AN Smith AN Schreiber AN Safreed ATN3 Hill AN 3rd Row Law -XA Reeder ANIH3, Janhnke, ATN3g Davis, ANg Hallstrom, AE3 Brooks ADR3 Lemm AZ3 Thompson SN Colden AN Salyers AXIHZ 213 214 Q 4. lst Row: fleft to rightl LTJG Walshg LTJC Ormeq LTJC Verdig LCDR DeBadderg LCDR jasmang LTJC Hatfield: LTJC Cassellg ATC Robertsg 2nd Row: AN ,lohnsong ATNAN Crantg AN Patrickg SN Stiponig ATI Busby: ADR1 Winchg ATR2 Stowellg ANIS3 Nlichaelg ANIS3 lonesg AN Buchanang 3rd Row: AMS3 Nlickleyg AN Hill: AN Golding: AES Apelg ANIH3 Roseg ADRAN Griffin: AN Plattg ATNAN Shullg PN2 Jacksong ADR2 Prince 215 216 1, Wx 7 2, 55 5 E ,. 2 'E 3 5 2 '77 1 'Il Qi ,IJ QU fl 21 'N 1 i Ei l! 1. -I VI pl, i P l Q v 1 L ! 1 v , , , Wx 20715 V ' - , f I Qf ' ,, W f f f we , ' f ,Lf WWL ,, U ,, ,M f f , V, ,, , f f f 'C f , ff' 74114. 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Y' ' ' ' V ,Wy V V mf?-fav - V mid.,-ag,-3,,J, - M. .n cm, .L H ,fm M ,Z '4+A,,rm ei: ' .-. +f ia X. M. lx EQUATORIAL CRUSSING 28th MAY 1968 - f M1 A Royal degree for Sex years! 'Wi-:War 84 The Beauty and The Beast 'K .aw 'W' 1 sv Q ,Q xx + N X ,.NQ,.w K x e,N,+ , , ,, X , 2, A X X X f f, X Mw x , K fx 7 X x W f ff 4 ' f Lf . fx I 1-.X-N J v f f 5 32 A-fs Z xi hw I f X aw 1 Q' wt N A w. ay-WA n ,f , ,, M ,Ax 5 , Ni Www ,N 1 X ueens Delight , Raw Fish! Juice me, Baby! Are you HUNGRY? NZ Q Baptize Thee a Shellback! SINGA P0 RE Fetch - 00 HDQTRS ,,f'wf W- A Q , , nl' 291 JIMMY BYRD - USU - SHUW 7 CRUISE BOOK STAFF i Edifof Copy Layout P'A.0. V g , l . X Sales Mgr. Photo photo Editor s Editorial, d f eo le. As editor I would like to thank the following people for their A cruise-book takes the talents an energy o many p p hard work and dedication to the project, it has been a pleasure working with them. .W01, M. ,' 5 . Yoneda and TM3, J. M. 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