Yosemite (AD 19) - Naval Cruise Book

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1978 volume:

! ,1-.-.,w..fh 2 . aw- Qi, n, . K- J? :Q fig. : M 1 A,f-:.-.- I Q , 5 . , V - 2 a 3 , , Q , V 5 s 4 w 1 , v 1 . . 1 L r 3 J 3 5 2 Y Y 1 w 1 , , I 1 3 x 1 I I i 3 1 A , V W 1 v 1 6 w r I i 1 1 1 F 1 y . 3 i l 1 . 1 Z w i 3 w I I A 55 Y f :xi i I ,iffy ,s Q? A i' 'igif ' K ' ,L ' .-1-,fain-., 11- --4 HIP' HISTCRY The 1977-78 Mediterranean cruise is the most recent in a series of missions that have taken the Busy Lady', throughout most of the world during the past thirty years. She has tended ships and visited ports from Naples to New Orleans - from Norway to Mayport. YOSEMITE will continue to deploy periodically as her role as one of the Atlantic Fleet's deployable tenders continues. Commissioned on 25 May 1944 at Tampa, Florida, YOSEMITE was immediately assigned to Pearl Harbor where she and her crew were tasked with repairing war-damaged destroyers of the Paciiic campaign. Six months later upon completion of this mission, YOSEMITE left Hawaii for the Caroline Islands where she was made responsible for readying the destroyer forces for their part in the assult on Okinawa. At the end of the war YOSEMITE steamed for Japan, arriving in Sasebo in September, 1945. After six months of duty she left Japan and steamed for her new homeport, Newport, Rhode Island, where she commenced duties as tender to the Atlantic Fleet destroyer forces. She remained in Newport until 1969 when she set sail for her new homeport, Mayport, Florida. Here she has proven to be an invaluable part of the Atlantic Fleet and has established a truly enviable reputation for excellence and can dol' spirit. She went to Boston in 1976 for a complete overhaul in the yards so that she can continue to deploy to the Mediterranean as required. The Busy Lady has some impressive vital statistics. She is 531 feet long and 73 feet in the beam. She carries enough fuel to take her nearly around the world. She carries approximately thirty oflicers and eight hundred fifty enlisted men with room for additional men if needed. During this latest deployment, YOSEMITE had tended ships in Naples, Palma, Augusta Bay and Rota. These ports, along with a liberty port visit to Toulon, France has made this deployment one of her more interesting ones. YOSEMITE is currently commanded by Captain Richard F. Donnelly. 1 K X lux art., 2 1 , 4 i SS YGSE ITE D-195 For over thirty-three years YOSEMI- TE has done an admirable job of tending ships for the Fleet, both home and abroad. She has tended ships and visited ports throughout the world. Here she is pictured steaming off the coast of Flori- da in the early l970's. 'f ,I ,,r,. a, .V r -fs'.f--522' V - 1 fi -ef - ' J C-'J 4 35' 472. l ' ff' mfr ,M ,, ,f , 67637 If W, 0 X ,xg V ...aa ik .Q iii! 5555! -I a lsllml l s s I U 'ti' X s NF? X -fwwvqg WA X M x wb ppm ev'X 4 hug, 'Nik-.X X. e 'X ,N ,N--as s x spgkv, it S' s X A 'saggy .551 Q-X Xq, N' X K Jhlpm X Nm Q.. .X -XM -we Hahn. '- C mi ... - X The Busy Lady', wasted no time getting started on her duties as Med tender. Here she tends ships in Naples. fbelowj Tied up at the pier at Palma de Mallorca. ,QL .L.4x-. 1-Q... 3 Q. ' ' 'wwf --www N'-'f'1'irv1m'w-.af:r,-'X-4-.--:fy,-,,wgk-fmg0 g4-.yz,2'w,Q' Eiga,-ezgfpgxq-elirzgi in T' -A-- 1- -- ht Y A yy V .Q-.5 Rexx x A N X X 1 we X an -XX se W M XX sv X 'W saman- 1 1 1 I I l I COMMANDING OFFICER RICHARD F. DONNELLY CAPTAIN USN Captain Richard F. Donnelly was born in Toronto, Cana- da. He moved to Illinois in 1939, and later attended New Trier High School and Northwestern University where he was a participant in the Contract NROTC Program. He was graduated from Northwestern University in 1954 with a B.A. degree in Business Administration and a commission in the U.S. Naval Reserve. His first duty assignment was as Gunnery Officer aboard USS Salmonie fAg7l26j. Following a brief period of inactive duty, Captain Donnelly requested recall in 1957 and was ordered to USS Greenwood CDE-6795 as Weapons Officer. While on G ' reenwood, he was advanced to Executive Officer and in 1958 was augmented into the Regular Navy. A tour as Aide to the Commandant, Sixth Naval District and a f . . course o instruction at General Line School, Monterey preceded his next two assignments as Navigator in thei 't' l ni 13 Wardroom of USS Preble CDLG-151 and as Executive Officer f USS o John W. Thomason CDD-7605. During 1964-65, he served in the Officer Distribution Division of the Bureau of Naval Personnel as Pl ' ' ers and destroyers. acement Oflicer for Paciiic Fleet cruis- 4 Major sea assignments since that time include Command- ing Ollicer of Destroyer Escort USS Evans CDE-10231 from 1966 to 1968, Commanding Officer of Guided Missle De- stroyer USS Tattnall CDDG-195 from 1968 to 1970 and Com- mander, Destroyer Escort Squadron Eight during 1971 and 1972. Significant shore tours have been as Aide and Flag Lieutenant to the Commander in Chief, U.S. Naval Forces Europe, 1970-71, and duty in the Manpower Plans and Evaluation Division Joint Staff, OJCS from 1972-74. Cap- tain Donnelly attended Armed Forces Staff College in 1968 and was a member of the 1975 class of the National War College. Prior to assuming command of USS YOSEMITE CAD-191 on 7 March 1977, Captain Donnelly completed a second tour in the Bureau of Naval Personnel where he served in the Plans Division as Head, Active Oflicers Plans Branch. Captain Donnelly is married to the former Rachele Ann DeHoff of Nottingham, England, who is also on active duty in the U.S. Navy. Z,,,,,.,...-M. 7, , f',,' .wwwmwwwwfmwvw , f, M ,Q 'Www 'ff-ww 5 if vS.3gpv.f,-,,,.t..,, , . 'ifb Wrofoai LJ ., I ft M VX: ,- .fm .-1.1, -' V. ' -!L:.:r+'.g:,-,-g '-gf 1 . ,iv V Y., if , , . . .A , , I '.1:.., .g.:A- ..-24,-M., cg. ,Q-. A w?-, E- -f,f3.g6,, A ,-, ig.,,,.-,5:.v.3. , 7 I I I p -ff if -me w e- . W. mfff- - A 1938 in Daphne Alabama He attended public schools in Daphne CDR James A. LINDSEY was born 17 September , - d raduated from high school in 1956. Subsequently, he entered Auburn University ag and neighboring Fairhope an was g ' ' Cor s and upon graduation was commissioned an ensign. a member of the Naval Reserve Officer Training p . . . N DDE-5101 as Communications Ofiicer and later as Damage CDR LINDSEY's 1n1t1al duty was aboard USS EATO C ' eluded USS DYESS fDDR-8805, USS GRAHAM COUNTY CLST-11765 Control Assistant. Subsequent tours at sea in USS EXPLOIT CMSO-4401 on which he served as CO, USS NITRO CAE-235 and USS YOSEMITE. He has been Executive Ofiicer of YOSEMITE since 4 March 1976. During the Vietnam conflict CDR LINDSEY served successive tours as Commanding Officer of River Patrol Sections 541 and 532 in the Mekong Delta. His tours ashore included NROTC Purdue University, Naval War College, Newport, and as a Ship Material Ofiicer on the staff of Commander Naval Air Forces, U.S. Atlantic Fleet. CDR LINDSEY earned the Master of Science degree in International Affairs at George Washington University in 1972. ' EXECUTIVE OFFICER 'lM4'90hlf '- W- ff.-5199: L, , 5 it 6 Chaplain Knight was born 4 September 1931 in Marietta, GA. He attended Acworth Senior High School in Acworth, GA. He graduated from Truet-McConnel College in Cleveland, GA in 1952, Mercer University in Macon, GA in 1961 and received his theological degree from New Orleans Theological Seminary in New Orleans. Chaplain Knight served in the U.S. Army from October 1953 until October 1955. He was commissioned as LTJG in the U.S. Navy in August, 1966. Since then he has served as Chaplain at CBC, Gulfport, MS, Republic of Vietnam, NTC Great Lakes, IL, USS MT. WHITNEY, and NAS Jacksonville. He reported on board YOSEMITE 3 May 1976. Chaplain Knight is married to the former Betty Chumley of Acworth, GA. They have one daughter, Geneva Lynn, and reside in Jacksonville. Chaplain Knight will be remembered by YOSEMITE sailors as a Chaplain who was never too busy to sit and listen to problems. He will also be remembered for his vast collection of jokes and his warm, personable way of communicating with people. CHAPLAIN LIEUTENANT COMMANDER NORVELL KNIGHT 7 ' -.fHi15N3i1D5-Ivnnasaiinmuavanmxn .: ' ' - A - . V - , V in .a.--ah-f-'-H-4-..-,:..auvu-ua.-.is.., as-ia. .... -.um .m.vuv.,m, . ,, Nu J, I 4 ' -1 a .I , 4 i i 5 1 1 '1 I 9 5 J ,ii 1.1 'v T V -..E N I . I 4 ei 4 ,l 1 1 1 I 'I ,, 1, ,, irfi 'ti 'fi' i 4.114 M 1 '-ni J Q' , 7 Rl Muna.-P----M.ii. ,Y , . - Last minute visits with the family on the pier. , if MZ!! Take care - See you in March. X is wgww., mls ,, J D E P A R T U R E Feelings - Sadness, Love, Anticipation A l Apprehension -- Most of all, Love Goodbye Muyport T' Toting bullets in Charleston, S.C. 9 ,zmfyf , WV' X ,Wi -' A 'E l 3 U 2 1 l I 4 e 7 ei l 1 l l l .1 'l J l fi ,g 'i Y L l 'l f-: l 1 l i 1 4 1 l 1 1 L, -J wa K Nl 94 Q 1 'yi , I J Hi .!,:.',,, --an . ,, Q lI4fff'e?9V Do Navy ships ever run out of paint? Yeah, the galley is on automatic pilot is ' I'll get that mail buoy this time for sure' , .A +- .40 -G effex- 10 i , . ., gi g O.K., OK. I give up! I was lying! l'?.E1 mx Professional looking sailors aren't they? Waiting on the liberty boat in Naples. ll M- f W '-' f w: --wg.5.g.--.-0-.1-1.- , lf- ,- i f. I f fa i f 1' . I -A, l i! Ji I ' ? Yi i 115' ' 6 Q13 V l 5 J i 'K-' ' 'Z . V ,..4 3 4 M , . .v 'ir' 5 sr 31? . ., ,i ,, 5 . w i Q1 Mi 1 , 1 gf .b w r W i x. , , 'Y ' f I 1 in M V li l' b fi ,ll 1. Il it ix fi! . il J, 1? 5: ii fi. Y inf . QQ , N Il i i z' r - . ini' 54 1:5 X f . . 5 ' ,Tl ' if . . 1 L 's . L 1 .5-5 :ix 4'- E5 ' V, 'f' .5 52 if ' Sei ix Q rl-V fy W W 4 V ,F , .X K., A ,-. i if f P ' Y ,W i 5 l , I 1 . 5 , i X , 3- , l l l l l l l i Q i L l is 1 1 - ' ,S ' ' - lhbuidiu.um...M-YV. -iz ,. . ,M 4,,,,m,,. H.: . ,i .r ,f 4 .1 i a 3 1 1 4 Y 5 x 1 1 1 v 4 1 1 i Q i f i 1 5 -Y 1 4 I I 1 1 fl 'hs ,Q 'Ji 1 11 .f r. W, K I ua I 'Wi 'Vi 4. . 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V . , ., W. mivig,-45 f ' rvfgq., QW Y 3pn,5f:,.-. x .,,,,m,',: - G ,i ..,,.T,,x,.,,-,N-.-U. , FIRST DIVISION BM1 Wade BM3 Richards BM3 Meggs BM3 Cryer BM3 Mathews SA Davis, SN Smoots, SA Iannicelli, SN Soto BM3 Henderson, BM3 Narciso, YN3 Foster ff: SA Bundy, SA Nobles, SR Martin SA Lewis, SA Lott, SA Kennedy, SA Popshical 15 Q- I '---M J... , 3 - i 1 l i c 1 1 l I 4 I 4 J l 4 l l 1 l 1 l 1 4 I 1 l l H - i gl ij '15 l 45 ,A ll 1 A., --1 uw Qll A44 '11 9! 15 4,1 ' I .,, ,mi A ...,......-..a.4A...AV.,. .. -. .Qg,.4.44.+-.......,.Y,. V-ff SA Eklund SA Kelly SA Biase SA Martin SN Dunlap, SN White, SA Kennedy, SA Hughs l SA Millsaps, SN Higgins, SA Francisco, SA Gentry SA Depuydr, SA Gruber, SA Greenwood, SA Aiken SN O'Conn0r, SN Watson, SN Green, SN Baker .. 5 w ' F Mr-wffr-ggsfffrP,,,,,., A . I SA Hilfriiigmll, SA Jackson, SA Smith. SA Hill Practice firing the M-14 riiie underway GMG1 Shelton, GMGI Manning 5 ww I f Z4 A ' R M o R Y A fxfx qw-f SN Perdun, SN Zadik, GMSA Mahler, SN Herrera, SN Johnson ...Q .,,.,, ' -f--....,,.,., , 17 ! S W ' i5fr7ffs?i55irZf:b6' 'lima SECOND DIVISION lf! UGGLE BM3 McGinnis, BM3 Mycrb, BM3 Dimallia BMI T SA Betty working on the Captain's Gig. SA O'Neil, SA Morgan, SN Conklin, SN Peevy, SA Hawkins Getting the liberty boat ready for Naples. SA Ecord, SA Gurroni, SR lklcyvu, RA Unglin, SA WM SN Coleman, BM3 Lujan, SN Parsons, SN Tennant, SN Casner SA Davis, SR Dillon, SA Talbert, SN Monroe, SA Persons X SA Michael, SA Willis, SN Seiler, SA Nugent, SR Bishop SA Jochim, SN Guadian, SN Dunham, SN Brown , l f SA Miller, SN Dingham, SA Shelley, SN Bush, SN Teague 'iw an 4313. SN Salvadore, SN Johnson, SA Betty, SA Barrozo, SN Robinson 'livlgapww-'-rv-far--1-f if ff ff' 'TU 1' 1' ffffii 3 4 1 1 2 1 I J i 1 ! -I -vs 1 fa 4 I -.i Q'I 76 34 1 4 4 E o 1 W 'I . Y vi A1 ,hi 5,4 .I A-I , lr! fi? .,, u-.3 'jimi 4 4 Getting the liberty boat ready for Naples A TYPICAL DAY ON YOSEMITE FOR THE DECK DEPARTMENT. v-'fy fabovej That endless swabbin of the deck. g Crightj Piping down from the bridge. 21 H' Viv, Y, '73, i.,4,,, -'1 23:2 W,-xy A xf' :iff fzf -ff . A V, 1,3111 ,M ,ff Zia, ,1 54515 cf' A J 1, nyi: 13: 5, OF MANY Moons A .1 . :gg :V W. UL , , .. Angry waves in an angry sea. The incredibly smooth su 22 rfacc of the Med -zu picture' of' tralnquility 'L -all ' 'Wm ww wwffxxvw, X ,ly vwxm, sw., ,I M X fy, DEPT 'Sw X 1 X X X XTX NX XX XX X A X . - X V 1 . , i , . n X -1 SXX1: X .X- X X- -:X - X ENS Gardner, Personnel Officer Tending ships and myriads of paperwork go hand in hand. Despite the workload, the Admin Department provides excel- lent services to the YOSEMITE crew as well as providing per- sonnel services for the ships tended. Admin Department offers the crew various services ranging from aid with personnel! legal problems to free use of athletic gear provided by Special Ser- vices. Admin Division consists of the Personnel Oflice, Cap- tain's Office, Legal Office, Post Oilice, Master at Arms, Career Counselor, Shipis Indoctrination, 3-M Coordinator and Special Services Oilice. 'GMBH YNCS Maurer, Ship's Secretary PNC Medelberg, Asst pers Ogiw r L t swirl 'A K xl 5?Cl1li i :SAX X I i X PN3 Lowery, PN3 Grubbs, PNSN McClain, PN2 Kochis SN Rachko, SA Valdez ,W ff But I don't want to extend for the cruise! Now, what did that typing instructor say to do next? YNSA Stark, SN Dick, SN Box PN1 Maguire, YNI Rauhala, YNI Peterson 25 A Num? T 7'?e-1,f4 'f'f'.' 5 'TWQ 1TfXd g,' GJ:- YN2 Woodall I LEGAL OFFICE POST OFFICE Here comes Santa Claus! I told you to rewrap it! YN3 Hovis www-..,W-..w.m1wm 'fo ff .. ,c n . PC2 Taylor PCSA Norris MW 4' -fm-ff-4-mf SN lrundy TNGTS ' Fl GMCS Ogden BM1 Diggs .nf . f .1321 HT2 Underwood MASTER AT ARMS SPECIAL SERVICES Fl' G1 Heaxt Headed by FTG1 Heaxt, the Special Services! Athletic Dept. has been in full swing during this Med cruise. Special services has offered the crew ticket refunds, a well stocked athletic gear locker, various games, fishing gear, and exercise equipment. Special Services also provides the crew with advice on special points of interest and places to shop. Athletically, the Special Services has let all ships in the Med know that the YoYo is number one. One of the highlights of the cruise was the five-day athletic meet held in Palma. FTG1 Heaxt personally coordinated this outstanding tournament. YoYo took championships in football, soccer, bowling, golf, Wrestling and boxing. Special Services and the athletic dept. are always ready to serve and defeat - in that order. rz. ,, STGC Oldfield, 3-M Coordinator CQHEEEBHNKS GUARANTEED Mg H DUT? 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' ,....,...ii I , ,. . - 2 i lv, 'I 'Y' LT ST Amand QM3 Cormier, QMI Boudreaux, QM3 Dennis, SN Selmon GPERATIO f N AVIGATIO Wx TT n S - 3 SMI Milazo, SMI Hamilton SMSN Jones, SMSA Schultz, SM3 Williams -- S A ,Md STGC EVBHS OS2 Gooden, OS1 McMillian Endless hours of scope watching and reporting radar contacts to the pilot house is essential to guiding a ship through the oceans. Operations personnel man their stations 24 hours a day while the ship is underway. SN Gibson, OS3 Everett, SN Salinas 31 A -., ,. .....- . --Q.-vq--X-.Q---wtllvhfsvvbscfw' - 52 4 n sm - ,J '91 'J nf Q, 9 . f ff: P .4 effg 6: '19 4 I. Z 1, ,.,..,.,.....+p,...-:---- ENS Smith, Communications Officer Due to constantly incoming and outgoing communications, Radio has to be manned 24 hours a day. Although handling thousands of pieces during the deployment, Radio still found time to keep the crew well informed on news, sports, and weather reports from the States. r EB-.1 RMC Reis p .1 -.' 3 X .qi x K . -3,1 A fl 0 ,gs-1 ww- I. ,. K. A . .V E uf! A - fam.. ..- ti ' 335 3fi..L...--.,e 5 ' :J l --1 I o r 3 ' RM3 Knight, RM3 Morris, RM3 Crosby RM3 Crosby fCSting a voice circuit. 32 n D 1 ,e M RM2 Welling RM3 Etter, RMSA Neuman, RMSN Fisher f ,NV ' 6 i ' V , ' , A 1 -nr J 12 v ' ..,V I .. Q :Q Q 5 n RMSN Fisher tuning a transmitter. RMI Barkley RM1 Thomas 33 ....... k -...........--, .WW ..... . - - rw--,--fm.-.Wm-n'eff'f ' 53.-'i rrrr ,f 110 ANy5'Dl7yCAN HEAR MEovT r THQQQJIAM F? PRISUNEIZ INA r 4 SHOE FAcT0l2yANDI4fl1NlV9G57' 3 3 gg Q53 A 533623 OUT ig Lilfggjiggg T355 '43 gig O an Q W0 e ' 9 N 'r 41.5 3 3 Mfr-if fx 6' 'w-+L:- r QQ 0 X aww QQQ l 75 L ., A: ,'1f? 'i 'Vi-- ij T7 Z ISV TIF WI , ... , N.-. .gi 9 1 RM3 Morris tuning a receiver. wax f f K if ,wat x VS? S 52 5 X 4 x f , W 4 1 wwf' x f WA, ,fX,X,,,W if M, i . , .wg - if W ' Wm , Q55 E f Q si,f Y-, X ,Wi X , ' MM, - R L 'MQ Q ,ik xv , D f X M, 1 W ., fm. f f XM! , ff Z f -V , f 4- V 4' A 'xg ,- H95 M ii ,Q ff ' - I wh mg wimfwfk' N wx A331 Q 12-.I -Q N i 0 fig xx Rx av l . ' ! MT , S fx I , N 35 Xaif j Q' I J, an ' , uk , N' ' ,f ,V an ,, w , A 335 1 1: w-pf, v-4, A-1.4 v . 6 Y A, LCDR Elliott, Weapons Ollicer TMCM Howard The Weapons Department has the unique job of storing, han- dling and repair of various types of Asrocs and torpedoes I . n addition they are responsible for the weapons logistics of the Sixth Fleet Destroyer Force while in the Med. The professional- ' f h ism o t e Weapons Department is clearly illustrated by their safety record. They handle many dangerous jobs with the skill and safety necessary to keep this record clean. The Weapons Department continues to be f ' ' word. pro essional in every sense of the CWO2 Smith, Torpedo Rep Oflicer mbovey TMC Brookins fBe,,,w,GMr1woodwl ll ,-- 4--,inf-.-f'f:v-f:-,lr1,1-'5r'Tff1:T:.22.11-f-: fi'-ZYSZL f f- e-A' - s V- . i TM1 Siver, TMI Baker TMI Green, TM1 Davis, TMI Johnson MK 46 torpedo TMSN Hackney, TMSN Diaz, TMSA Fusco TM3 Harrelson, YN3 Parsons, TM3 Spagnoli, TMSA Champion ei :H . -we-sr-iw . y.- , U -'v ,J 7, X I TM1 Siver doing a computer check on a MK 46 torpedo. JZQ -2 C 12 5 ,g , 0. ' in 'Pi X A: Il fy I s Q f 1 IQ. X 3 X THLC one? P'o12J gov' GM p 2 .,. k N Q' '- 6 n r lg mi' ,..v.,, . 5 e , Q 1 7' . ' fr ' 9 r 1 . Q., E T3 Gunderson, TMSA Johnson, TM3 Haase TMSA Lawson, TMSA LCC 38 ,ig H54-:Tvs-ni4v'Q-cms ' ' ' ' QW ,- '1 1 TM2 Norman W Handling ammunition isn't the easiest job to do, as members g of the YOSEMITE crew found out during the ammo onload in Checkmg fuel lmes OH aftefbody ofa torpedo- Charleston before the deployment. Members of the Weapons Department are involved with this type work on a much more frequent basis. However, there are many more types of work done by the Weapons personnel. Some of these are pictured on this page. 'W'- 'x 1 TM3 Harrelson testing exercise head on MK 46 torpedo. GMT3 BUYTCSS, TM3 Paige 39 ,......,.. --v-v- V . I Q W-, 44 ...auf ,v N.. , WM in - ffl? 4 ' Q' f s . fi 1, - f 4- yy, f,v,,,f, ' , CDR Drake Although most sailors have an ingrained fear of dental work, the Dental Department does its best to alleviate this fear by doing a competent, highly professional job. In addition to han- dling YOSEMITE sailors' dental problems, they also provide assistance to ships that come alongside. The Dental Department has instituted a dental recall program that reaches every man on the ship. This preventive dentistry program has proven most effective in detecting and preventing future problems. CDR Drake and his staff are to be commended, for their highly profes- sional skills and attitudes. LCDR Johnson LT Strang LT Andrews JW E gk We DTC Rockey DN Reese, DT3 Moshier, DT1 Heyworth Wh ' . , at dld you Say? DTI Heyworth doing a prosthetic fabrication Cbuildmg dentures? wwe T BQ 'x 1 Y i ,fx . Q N-:vi 2 I f i L fi gi ai X X .. ,oi. D ,M , ,L DT3 Tucker, DT2 Melasantos, DN Pope, DN Kramer Wh 0 SUYS I have to have my eyes open? 42 009 fu. I Pl ? ll . Q: EP. I ff 1 dk 5 I! , VV, ,:1.:4,s7f, 1 1, 'm X kirf 'S ,A+ 9+ vp Wlfw gc,-njgf 1 V 4 B' F F x 1 F W, -1 Z I jffff , fav f ,qmfzz gr, , 4 1, ' 90' x 'wx Q X wx X.wf'ffSv .W 2 E 0 Z 2 Q Q S O' ,MK 1 . gf If ' ' 4A ., ,Qu I 4- I-fy, Wlfygywf V, , - Q5 f U 5,1 , -X fa ,,,Z,,,3 , W.. f i if f M . , Tfvflflif X 2 if ' , 'Q ' f Q ff , , w, X X 'S' f l M m.,, ,, ,Q.,,X V Xx.,,,Xx, 1, A Manu Q , 7 X ff: ' ., , ,qi axt X122 M.,-. x 5 , . :vm ,, Q ' , , v I fl, x uv, Nwf, ff' G f 49 ,. if , 12 X , , , , - 'fic A A f , f' if Aff- 4' f' f ' f ' Wi ,, ' f' ,M ,Q T . ,I 1 I ,W f M y Ji , JM! ' Zi? ' yn K i Q I I fr 1 f , 43 :EW I 2 16 5 - , 92 ' , 5' ,K V Q 6 l r Sf. HMC Hatcher LT Cella, Medical Officer Although the Medical Department is one of the smallest depart- ments on the ship, the Medical personnel does as much for the YO- SEMITE crew as does any department on the ship. In addition to handling the needs and illnesses of the crew, the Medical Department also provides excellent services to crews of ships tied up alongside. Dr. ND Cella and his staff put in many long overtime hours, but they always oifer professional, competent service regardless of the hour. The Medical Department is to be commended for their attitude toward their patients and the prompt, efficient manner in which they carry out all obligations. e 1 93 I if W ,,:fw,,, X, Y s,4 , , HMC Clem Dorff' w otlegglwes CL pg0?eS51srw.Lf ' o U .a A ngqp jv :gag 0 f f A E ., HMI cruz, HM1 Rich HM, LaMOumain U HMI Cruz taking vital signs. HMI LaMountain administering the dreaded gun sddd s 3 f X , li , y ,f f f A... HM2 Blue, HN Pennebaker HM3 Pownell, HM3 Dezendorf 45 , W wg-,--v-.- ,MC 2 153 ,Q .. . ,Q lb--H .J lhc I ngineeiing Department s main job is to keep YOSE Ml ll in shape for steaming Although the Busy Lady is getting older E ngincering keeps her in excellent condition Engineering consists of five divisions B Division is responsible for the ship s boiler system and the fuel supply M Division s mam Job is the upkeep of the machinery in the engine room and the production of water E Division handles the ship s electrical system A Division handles a variety of jobs ranging from the ship s air conditioning to engine repairs. E8cR is responsible for the dam- age control readiness of YOSEMITE personnel and handles any hull repair or damage control problems that may occur. DC FOR FY 77 The shaft bearing that caused so much trouble on the trip from the States. 47 ..-...acv-......4-.pi..--foa0v,..4u ,...an1.-...v.4ua.a.p..' -Q.-.M-4. ., . ,4n.s4..-as ---sa..-,.- N --fu. .-. up s, uf- . I DIVISION fi I 1 Rai i I, I I FA Rocha, FA Borrero, FA Arredondo, FA Mattingly ENFN Pettit MM3 Smith MMFN Alvarez, EM3 O'Bryant mdk Handturning the rudder in after-steering. ' 48 ...I 2 I 4 1 -4 ,.--- -f ,1,--- ,,1-.-,- V FA Hodges, MMFN ROland, FA Nawn Recharging an air conditioner, one of the many jobs of A gang. FA Frame, MMFN Vanos, FN Ellis, FA Garcia EN2 Polito, MM2 Daniels, MM2 Martinson, MM3 Beard 'ar mmm WT ,if-fi513117-fl ZszE.3 V Q 5 1- 6 '-5 Q 5 , 4 F675 V fl S is-,.,-1-' ,,,...-.-- ,,-L-1-1 ,,,i.-11-1' MMFN Vanos opening valve on the salt water cooling line. Another well adjusted water COOICY' 49 I 'M-w.4+ 'Yvvrw'-v.nqv,4nww3?GFW HH5ffQSf ,, V6 it sis ENS Morris, Damage Control Asst HTCM Brent EKLRDI I IO xx HTC Wildey T 50 he submersible pump - one ofthe symbols of E8cR 5 B I -' ' W ..4,4-'r :uv 'A-'.5,.x1 4ff2- '?'f 'i'-II-'-TI'-3162- 1 '-'W'-.'IfiQ.., Q-,'-1-g f - , , ., , , . 4 f gf, K gg3gc5g,gig3.,,+3,Jy3f41,5,,g:gn-:,5q45g5,3yh','fgfgptf-'f2f'f2:a-14:' ww r.m, .,., ,,..,MW,,,. ,, .. .,,,. Q K L , , I- 1, lil N If HT1 Bebee HTI Mulligan HT1 Coward X x K .K . x Q, HT3 Hart, HT3 Dillinger, HTFN Thomas, HT2 Little HT3 Hamilton, HT3 Dubose, FN Cummings ,'f ' 1 i if HT3 Atwell, HT2 Cantillo, HT2 Cavin, HT2 Burnett FN COTSOH, FN King, FN PUSICY . , K , K. 1 ' 1 E D I V I S I N I 'X ICC Kight EMC Greenberg f X CX' EMI Urkriel EM1 Brown EMI Marquez IIT mlnvvfns EVERWTIMEX kagv o.K. 'THE MAnvAL Hfnegncyg yf:,R'9'W 'Yf WDM -To C-o'IncQT THE BLAQK you 32,2217 WHEN :x Amo wwma writes foserusk- U THE ff , So Go BREAD :mo oo -mnf L 50 K'R'ffH? 5i,'ixq5wgSff!Z:' N , FN r 0:2 r fr J A' r ' as in xiigxlxs' Y 4 :LQ , ,X .- I , - 2:1 IK 3 NN We I , A 2 sf. . 5 N, X Y 5 ww- T. I f W , .g.'A, ' I 7- V X Lvl K . 7 A f' 'f .r 1 X ' ,3 0 .1 ,' S 1 f K up 1 , Q, nl lg f h. if L . 52 I gg fl 52 - v Y- ' ' Q - .ff , f.,:f.f.,,973.upIf:-,gf- 4-tzgrifgfgal:-:cg-':iffzxff'-ffzbifzgjp 1-7,..-. , , Q-w..,-., P ' 4-1 ' '- - jI5jg,3ggS,2g,5gg:vL57Z4fs-:gI4f-Qffafi,awwwrf,-zgziigipgfig-5-'f',z,51s54:.,:35'9M941famfkfl'-'wma',- - . ' H - ' -4? ICO EMFA Relllini, EM3 Hamilton EMFN Lafreniere, EMFA Corley, EMFN Jester, EMFN Thomas IC3 Hurley taking gyro switchboard reading. EM3 Tabang performs PMS on electrical plug. i o EM3 Mallow, EMFN Herrmann g I 53 f X , rf, Q f 134 if uf fvfu, gfff, EM3 Connell checking for lighting grounds. , , W, X Mr IC2 Durand, IC2 Gilbreath, FA Holland EM3 Acacio. EM3 Sievers, EM3 Tabang LIC-CG, :AA ICFN Smith, IC3 Hurley Bobbsey twins working on the phone exchange? ICFA Bush, FN Sides, ICFN Springer ICFA Bush rewinding and inspecting film- 54 .4-z - e f -ff?f'f 'f f- ?9fZi'f'7ff f F N: 'ilii-fig? f1f:f55ir-in '-'ri C -.-N nm. K ,-,.,--' s., uf' QNPNX X ,NX I E 4 1 1 E S f i x 8-Xi . gv Q W xx? Q nip N if QQ . ENS Taylor, DI ISIO Main Propulsion Asst 5 '! 1 , A-,e....,..-,7, 4 . ii Q 4 if I 9. I 1, f ' ' ., .jf 2 f' --'fs K. - , e ff 7, ' 1 5:1 ' j 3, ? ,-,..,,,?7f , ,S Y , V ix 5 5 x , , ' ff Z X As 3, of 7 X xv L 5 1 ,W JW, M14 wx f l X V g V .s,,, YR , 1 ' f 5 - Q .15 3 'mg ' , 3 K 4' s 0 if I '.,,,,f 2. V, .-' on Z5 , 1 N. 4' f xv, f 02- I H X '2 W ' ,f ' ' ' ,3. by, , 5 1 Z f -4 , , nf H , k,5 , MV, ': f f 'fu Z ' I 1 , , I 'K 4 -8 4 .W g -2 f Z y f .1 V , 4. 2 f i, 4 a 4 is 6 BTFA Choate and BT3 Scolo checking water level of a boiler. BTC Gee BTC Sullivan 55 ' Y2 F W 3 3'fQ 1 'iam BT1 Hudson BTI Dewberry, BTI Goldsborough, BTI Wood BTFA Silbough monitoring the boiler guageg, ...,, , . :Chai 211 ,O 3 M-----, gEt'-A-, -Lay'--- ,, wlbflg,-... f WA:-.. -x :Sb n . -..,, rm 'Eritr- ,75 'Nix SM, 'N-in. 'w9..,, v, -Nb., :nik 'tg' ' UE: .. , -44 Mm-., Al icuii' o ,Af , .-W., ' ' w 'vvfll 'WW Goldshorough inspvcting boiler HtfiIlgS for 16 aks f -'IT i I luv BT2 Grove, BT2 Fox, BT2 Holmes, BT3 Waddell BTFA Voorvart, BTFN Cole, BTFA Schlutz, BTFA Dorfer THU? NoT WHHT MEHNT ey LIGHTING OF F '2 Q X o ' I if ii NN 'MP If ufbpkqbu ' 'Ta no 0 f ' M143 U ' I I I fx 5 ' L 49 ' HH 1 FN Madden, FA Bra.-shears, BT3 scolo, FN Thomack, BT3 Hunt 57 BTFN Tyler, BTFN Hitchcock, BTFA Choate, FA Ahola, BT2 Bariso ' ' In-w-.1 :Numara-,.-,x in .5 BTFA Barnes, BTFA Croteau, FA Esterline, FA Phelan, BTFA DeHaven FA Seda FA Phelan checking an air register. ,g ,. li Q 5 x tsl FN Martinez, FA O'Neil, BT3 Morrison -i.-1 FA Arasmith, BTFA Monette, FN Gentile, BT3 Blandin, BTFA Hoopes yt pg' f sa K ss' UU F35 ff' 5 pe , , i x BTF A I-loupes adjusting a blower- SJ M M S MMC Jones .-X 'x IIIO X -z V 'N X S. Xi X XQ yy! X F., X ,a W TH X M 5 we X , 3 K , 7 K ,N X zgwwwma Q .,,. 5' MM1 Miller Jacking over main engine. MMC Bloxham 59 - ' - A , I . gf, I FN Madrid, MM2 Braahaa, FA English, FA Garcia MM2 101128, MM2 Bowles' FN Marion an , .W . s MMI Miller and FN Sanders taking oil samples. MMFN Schultz, MMFA Gober, MMFN Jeagef FN Keller, MMFN Alfonso, MMFA Dickinson F N Gibson, FA Scott, MM3 Miller, FA Jakub0W ll 1--' MMFA Walton, MMFN Davis, FA Hauschultz, FN Bruan MMC Jones working on lube oil purifier. , . Q.. u- e mf sf 5, -. ,, he K . , MMFN Vassalotti tightening flange on steam line. MMFN Dunkling lighting otl' generator. 1 I 1 1 I 1 i 1 i : 1 1 i i 1 ,W 61 E J I ' . in iii ,1. 5 -v , ,.1 l ? 1 1 fv,f, Nigga 7,, 0 , g Huunnlv ' vw, W Qnvlfx 9 ' 3, ff' ' fy ff 'Q -OX So, this is the wa y that you win the DC 02 Award?? Winnin the Duma e C t 1 - - , - TE can bf extremely lioudHotr0Da?ydrd3 an an-Omphshmexlt that Engineering Department and YGSEMI' ' 1 V - ldge ontrol IS the most lmportant function of the crew when the shi IS underway- Engmeeflllg Department deserves to be congratulated for an outstanding accomplish t p men . fsswf-SYS sgxfesgs so - k Wx elte -as - Q L . me A is Q . Q - .. I x X i e iw X X x X 5 Ex 5 Pictured above are members of YOSEMITE's Damage Control Team. 63 Welcome to Palma de Mallorca, capital city of the Spanish island of Majorica. Pulling into the beautiful liberty port of Palma was one of the highlights of our cruise. The incredibly blue water and the beauty of the surrounding mountains makes Palma one of the favorite liberty ports of the Med. We visited Palma twice for a total of six weeks. Palma will definitely remain in the memories of all of us as a city that makes being away from home easier to bear. l 1 64 1 G my K L ii X mi , - ., I ' Q4 , V I n ix -U X ar fa- K . I P- X s A X1 ! k QB Y Y i- Breathtaking beauty of a fiower garden, and the serenity of the swans - These enhance Palma's reputation as jewel city o One of the many fountains in 'T' downtown Palma. ,f V ' Q, AJ ff 4, fi' ,, f the Med. 65 ..H.- 4,.,,,, s Q4 vw-gg,-f L 14 -A 'nl ,v., , I U' F , f f 7-1- -L' The old and the new - modern buildings seen through a centuries old window. castle Picturesque beauty of the castle. 141.131 ill ,,3,.,....-.ff sw-e xg .ts t svt X ,XX Q QS X xx i mr.- '1'f- ' ' , ff-ff Q Aw!- ,- ff , X f,vigx M .xXx, L ts- A ,mes N 'P .-.. ..-r .' Dolphins, seals, penguins and delighted children made an afternoon at Marineland a most enjoyable occasion. Almost felt like being back in Florida. ffftf Q -Q x 'S' ., ' ' 4- ' . 1 my s ,fr . f H A Q 'K as ' wan X , 5, 1 ill vp any S fix Y, rf' -was ff JQ-mv s , my . ew ii . . S K XR X 5 Q 4 1 1 4 4 3 if I , 1 - K f , E K we i 5 g 1 .gg ' ? v. i 5 . r 5 , 1 M, f, , nf f Q ww.. Q v !lMxg:'f - 1 i iniilf, a:El:' 's W wgglt. tail f-s rlff 52 213, 'Eff H- 1 S . 1 l l if r i L 1 l P 1 1 1 l Z li? 1,5 iQ, lil lf iff Iw QW! ' I Tr 'n lf is ill ll if pl IH. 'T Q! l 19 Y 'f 'E lil. lil? fit ilwfl ,245 , ,LWL 1 Y-me 1 Wil' 1 QJZWWA4' f an f fa 4 ' , 4 'M ,,, M, 5 1 4 l i i E :r 1 'Q 1 i 5 ll E in ll W. A l iv ' '1 ll, , 1 MN qnhtotnlnuun--.1-fr-fy ...-xy. .,,.-.,,. -. ...Q-.-it-bf castle. C A view ofthe country side around Palma. park aroun 16 OH . 'F l, YOSEMITE sailors will remember Palma for a variety of reasons. Some will remember the bars, some the pretty girls, but all will remember Palma for the beauty of the island. -W l 69 1 is 1 5 -fq , viii, 113-Hi? 4,2- aww 2' .. ' we iiifrwi s i Msn X 'l fil 'Qi ' 'f.,J ' in Aff I 'UQ 1 1 'ia' l-W QW? ' , Q12 I if2,.,f 'f 4 gvvfkgsx Q f,.., Zv R A. PS5 .S I . 1 --Q 1 I ' 9 n E 1 1 I I .1 15-,r fl I fi, 'I ,ni mf -MQ. -K A fisherman mends his net. ,.f The castle overlooking the Bay. I1ldm1I1g0CS In lhe Park JS ' s A ,, I , 4 i Q ' ' x : W a 4 s I v h . 1 1 ' W ' X' ' ' W' ' 2 V ' ' 1 ' Q 1. 'ilfm' l X .f 5- .mg f X g ' . gf ,, 1 x 3' s rv , ? ,1 L -f -, , , ' ' f 1 , i . . , K 'ff- i 1 - ' A ' 'iff ,, fglfcgl , ,. ,L M .. ir Q gg! f . ' ft 1 L i Q iz, ' 1' If 'K l 5 ' i K 1 fi 3 2 , 4 - A Q,-.125 z'fi.'f'7.-'L ' 5 ' , wifi? E 2 . 1243 ' h 1' , , Q 'grail n Lili:-filr. , Q f . 'Vigil ' 23' 1 5:13344 , R g1j.r.1 'Q W , F. f,f x' -' ' , 'EM-'I 1, ,ff ..,. 3- 'K UQ 1 ' Q sl ff: 5 . ., ' Y ' ? . lf 'I 1' 32, 1 'Es 5 ,, 1 1 l 3, . f h if zz ,f 2 . N A , ' Q I . .W -4.-vw., , , , ,.,, ..... - ,--..---'ff'-ovrzlv-r.u'r.'f.','f.u.'42'l11Ir-Yf.'.'f'2Q15'f1 '4 f 1' -314 l', ':. . .1 . -- -'l if 5 ' ' 'T ' 4. Qi--ff' ' VLH'-' ff-, - f-.-f msg 70 An old windlass type well. A view of some of the hotels of Palma. Numerous boats crowd the harbor. 71 Submits-1 5: 1 1 gm 1: 'Sl 1 fi 1.555 ,. if W Ka 'Tig 'g ., M .. t 5 s-us avg' ,:,4?,, Zi nf 14, 'ff gp, ff if f :ff fi 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 l Q1 -1 11 11 11 11 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 I. 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1? 1 1 1 11,1 1 11 I, 1 I 1 1 ,V PALMA DE MALLORCA -JEWEL C 2 ,AL1 .. Q1 IL... 1 CITY OF THE MEDITERRANEAN v--f The park in downtown Palma offered us a line place for relaxing, talking or girl watching. Will we ever forget the hamburgerfbeer stand on the pier? Those midnight snacks were awfully good 74 ew-f-,-iii '-'GCf'i2ff15:5i:'1'ifffiff'.-I ?'5. Q'3'l1415-iii:-T:1,g:-eww -wr - -wwf.. , f X l:ffiifi1smsf'T 1-Q-f1+11f:fafxi-rw-rf'Srww-vfx-frff,2-1-ef i I I 1 1 w , . ELCU E TO NAPLES lx Tieing the lines to the sea wall. 75 , 1 , G ,.l - ,fl 14 F, 'fl' Q. Z1 if 9 7764 1' ll p Q , 1 4 , l l 1 1 Q l l l l I I , l l l l 1 l E 1 3 . I ill It I i l ll xl H I 1 lf 311 l l lift ll , , sl ..' l 1 l 2 il l E ' 5 I ifga, 2 l . ' l fzffffld ,, ll A, . , ffzu li I ' I Y , V ,.,.,. ..4... .. ,...,,... vp--. A view of Ndples from the harbor. A JA i ,.l,, ,, l 5 ' 'ai +.....x.,... ' 'l x ' fx Fishing boats pulled up to the wharf in old Naples 76 One of thc many sidewalk cafes in Naples A typrcal street ln Napoll Naples Italy was a welcome srght to us as we pulled mto port after fifteen days at sea One of the busler port cltxes of the Medlterranean Naples offers the Amerlcan sarlor a varlety of excellent restaurants and all kmds of entertaxnment rangmg from The Gut to museums and local tours A source of amazement to the flrst term sallors were the street vendors sellmg thelr products on the sldewalks Hey Joe became a usual expresslon around the shlp wh1le we were m Naples Itallan foods especrally pastrles proved to be just as good as predrcted Smce Naples was our major port whlle deployed we got qulte a few chances to take advantage of tours to Pompen Vesuvrous and Rome On the whole the Itahan people were frrendly and we have many fond memorles of th1s Itahan c1ty A busy harbor scene .I IL 4 l 1 if fi 'C W1 . x 1 1 1 ' 1 I P 4 1 i l.. ql 1 l I 5 1 k T1 3 f i Ai 251 'hi fri P4 if 1 'AZ' L ' J F 'viz '44 f PY: , , 1 NNN BLUEWATER PROFESSIONALS TURNING AND BURNING!! 79 I -..M i l 1 1 A 1 1 1 1 1 'a 1 4 1 J., ,. - 1 1 N 1 .., ' 1 ..- ,- J '-'-i L, RI -J 1 'x ' 4 ,. ' 1 ,A f. 1 ' 4 1 11 '11 A ,A 'f'l 1,4 ag-5 ,,, A XX , 1 X V ve K h, Max I, ,uni , 'I , ,Q Q I ia' if 'Y' att 4 sn D V X ,, s Q :fl- ,1 M 1 aww' +9 M Ylf NN N L-xv ,Q f my f 1 The Supply Department plays a vital role on any ship, but especially on a tender. In addition to handling the sup- plies on a large ship, they also have to provide support to tend- ed ships. Our Supply Depart- ment did an outstanding job with all supply requests while on this deployment. They de- serve a hearty Congratula- tionsf' S-I - 1' , A S Off CDR Walker, Supply Omcel. I I I i LCDR Conradt Eber in sst up I 1 SKCM Gibson sKcs Reese SKC Peffaut SKI Weaver, SKI Varrlfill 81 SKI Fidelino, SKI Paraso I I r 1 i ,i .L 5 1 E . 2 a Q xl L ENS Strong, Food Svc Officer It Q ' Ii ii x 'ar 22 13 4 MSC Darby - 4 KU: fff MSI Hidalgo S-2 DI I IO Z. S S , W Q! X I J X mgafgln ,S MSCS Gamboa MSI Palaylay MS1 Palacio MSI Camit MSI Baytan 83 Wi H- S - -Vp A...,-,.,, W 4. ff fzq 1 4:14 wi, ,,.. A , 43 .,,N, .4 ,,L,, U xx fi ' 43 oiflsirnq' 1- A , ,A. ,5 .- .1 ,Al -,g,,5, JZGQZ' ,517Q.., '44 mit ff ,f 'Yr' -. 4 -. ff, new 2,0 ff ,. gf L3 ,M 3 ! I I l I e 3 1 i 1 6 w I 1 9 i 3 X 5 l s Q 5 1 -: I . 1 K 3 Q Q ,1 1 4 A ...,......-.... ., MS3 Hale, MS3 Quitzon, MS3 Toledo MSSN Sipple, MSSN wyner, M53 sigmm By Jovc, I think we've gm ir! an 'V 1 X- X ' Y. X Thanksgiving Day - Wm' H 'mm' X4 W' . ., my' 4, MSSN Hodge preparing steak. F OB! f ,f:,f,, . f -f g 2 Q .. X ..-ge r. . ,uw . .r be X-yrx ,: Q N X . 1 - A 5. E . W5 Wg 'WMA ff' Q '91 359, A . r f f, Q' If Dv 1, -df 1 gifs M , p W., xg l ,fyfw 4 , . ,N 4,27 fi if I , is ee gix X - ZR. xx X 5 ex x T-xg' YN . Q . X X' ff . xg X..- N. r yr X x Q 'M Rrwliv ' x . ,..fgxQ..:r,:,.. A, X R e Q x MS2 McKeown, MS2 Alegre, MS2 Jones 5 is 1. f' iw xii S MS3 Prunner, MS2 Wamer, MS2 Paradeza MS3 McNease, MS2 Talentino M53 sharp 85 Lobster tail coming up!! -V lnigesii? if' .4 MS2 COFPUV, MSSN Hodge, MS3 VispCr11S M82 Ahusla, MSA Apiado Part of the Thanksgiving feast. sz S Y -we f ' ff 'E like MS3 McDonald, MS3 Love X6 X QS MSSA Mn-I nughm, MSSN Hnrbcr. MSSA Miles i ffi.gZ-'fi-.Qipfi-.,E 5':2,?f.v:fw1.,-4-11:- -,U - -W,-T I.. V. - K V TM2 Christianson, FTG3 Pogue, BM3 Kilgus IC3 Stokes, H-1-3 Williams 'SRC v' SA Nobles DI IIO MMFA Gober, SA Sango .ff ' , L k d d ,t it? ICFN Puigdomenech, FR Ayr oo s goo , oesn . 87 1 ,J , , I ' L if 'H ii ,w f1'fE,u T . ,-,fa TR? 'aff -Lf' ,J If 1, P692 .id 4223 -ff, 1 ff V-, f tiff. 11 , gl L L XKNN V V SA Leblanc, SN Johns, SA Doucet SN Davis, SR Person FR Mayer, FR Payne, FN Heraghty SA Hodge, SR Meyers, HTFA Bennett N y You deserve a break today, so get out anti 88 get away. -nw 1 4 SR Denton, SA Cash, SA Santiago Kings of the Skulleryv 1 i ' SR McClung, BTFA Quick, MMFA Dickinson SA Nicholson, SN Johnson, BTFA Laman ?,'x ogg? f PZ i s F 1-MSA FMCG FA Vmquw MMFA Blanev FA Alloway scrubbing those pots and pans. 89 QW 4 FV 1 4 I 1 1 1 .3 .As if y- '31 15' a L Q. 1 -1 .451 '1 lv! 6 i 4 N i kan. 1 SA Cash serving another delicacy from the Bake Shop. FA Leitter, FR Ayr, FR Toole SA Schultz performing another mission of the Navy. .JSF- .iew Q X YYY. S C N X' 1 5 Q 8 1 .,- 4 S36 ' 1 FR Pursley, MMFA Gober, FN Hall Ilcrc comes the bug juice. , i i l S ' fri ' 4 A H Q EH 5 'QE IN: V :H 5 3 5 me i i , - Q , 5 U 8 5 1 iwis 4 1 90 ,, , , 5 'ff ? i 5511 1 A F- v ,f .Ll DI IIO RObCI'ISOIl SHI WI-ight SH3 Kimbrough, SH3 Minatee, SH2 Hankinson SH1 King Man, what do you guys do with all these sodas? i 9 l 'r i So Q ,L gig, Rfpfff W if -' i-N A S .I 75.14 V , yn ,4 4 Vw i a 1 A l 1 -1 4 4 v I 4 f l I 1 5 1 . 4 3 1 4 1 4 1 1 1 1 i l ' 4 I 1 fs ,A iz!! -1 .bi Mi ,1 it K1 '1 i .L A Honest Jack strikes again!! S SN Mofgall, SH2 Valdueza, SN Freeman V4 e I gggfvf To GET ,f'5?L2e:-:. 7711? NVQ Zffzfsgx 55:1 .afv ' W you D 'V'f Lffrs V f 71 1 1 f f , lf l1 'T 1 1 . ,- 34 ! R'x .av M' X. L,la'.l V y , Qx FX! , N 'x D ' 22, e-v e Qs! 'f I f' K ' as uf yr iw wi W5 di 'ii 91 we K. , , . J 9 54: fm- 92 ,t,,4,-i. in Q f :, k x k s i X u R I X 'f a S Q37 SHR Kiiiibrougli operating thc shirt press. SHSA Miller, SH2 Baines, SHSN Harrison SH2 Barlow, SHSA Hallman, SH2 Baldwin YOSEMITE3 illustrious barbers at work. Q3 CWO Holli DISBURSING ,,r,g13.g3,,., f -,,,- day DKCM Price Service to the crew - Exch V anging foreign currency DKI Wallace, DKI Ford V...-xii. 94 Ir . ' c . c . i .V ' 4- L X - NN i I .i i r if ' - L c IJKTIM-Iimiiim,lYlU.l1u'k.wIl,DK2 A g! 1 A 5 A .sa-.S is A leg- S 6 DAT A PROCESSING Q X,-6 DPC Cfaig DPSN Sewell, DS3 Grimley, D53 Johnson Q as ,s7 '-Ps 'S ' 2,1 DP1 Staples DP3 Santiago, DPSN Hayes, DPSN Rachael DS3 Grimley hard at work? 95 ,,.,,. ., 4 J I 4 1 4 1 1. ,-1 Q- ll -v L il 5 r I 4 w E 1 K I il 11 N I I -1 5 E 's 'VI 4 ya-4 'w rp,-U :if-4 eff e ' hi 14 rf 1 :14 s fl :L 1 94 35 74 ,QI , . J, 'I 1 1 1 1 1 4 l I -1 E I 1 lxxjwis. Q1 xK Qi X3 Qi A ' X 'LlDi'9'MJx.i.MvJ-'LLL-'rgz . .cw -g.:u'm.e.:.:3vb..v1Q:,w ,,., AM.. xx X ,, DP1 Trzcinski -!5P, ,,,W Q1 wn PRL I DPI Lynn. DP2 Wnlgh DW Rxvburg f' v DS2 Davis, DP2 Lightcap, DS2 Garmon ' d SN Cmdlu DP? Mmkm DPSIN Szna JOY DPSN Sznadjor and DP2 Lightcnp Vhmxm ll ' ' 'N H 10 lan 96 DFW if THE ISLE OF CAPR N...- 'w wif' 97 U' Q l, in Til ini J 1 1 I l 1 it all l'4fi lift til? it lille ,ll . ll .dill ff? ll all fllll 1' an will 'fzifli' Fllh will ill: ql fir .1 'l li ll I, l all l- li ll. lv l ll IN? in ll Fl It ll lt ,T ll ll I el li li wi li it l F. ls ' e l ' I l 6 ullmvdmkmt E.'S' 'W N 'WN 51? ,xyima ' T A familiar sight to European travelers - the Leaning Tower of Pisa THE TOUR FROM TOL LO TU APLE The intricate beauty of the entrance to the LaFacade du Dome - Florence, ItalY- La Facade du Dome Florence W fic. Nl l 8? 4 x i T S T ,Q 1 .t if 1 N tt 545' 4 P- N3 53? .-if 1 f lg 'f brag Wit T ' A ax? afar vii T 'f'4 ,fP' l 4 ' fi 5 5 X f X 7,12 si ings, t fm ag T nah T pqulrz .1 E Q 'xt , V 'ff fd 2 ff 'v ffl ' f 5 i 7 4? 2 ig it T T T v if .W nf ' , , 5 T he J f '22 5-,ZX , 'ff ii N 'ills ,M 1512 -,git-I I A Q l 98 ,, A, M ii V T ' J--914 'l f' fl Tw... f M--...e!,,. 'HU'-f-1-. an '- Q' 'Q -.A ,,- J' 0 tar 'L It does snow in Italy! The snow covered Italian countryside in North Italy. This palace at Versailles is an example of the genius of the early European artists. A palace at Versailles 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 I I I U OF PO PEII I ' . I .. 1 II IIXI , 1 1 , .. 9, H, .-nu flu-ff ws-iff. I A , L ,f ,4y,f,.fMn.--.f.nf,w0f-If.. -J..--A - A I , Q 1 , L 5 J, If 1 ! i Y i 3 Z' Remarkedly well preserved ruins of this ancient city. , , Q, x .M w. W: X , , i s? fi ff,k ' 1, A T: , K i iw X Eff Y i K ,,,, ,,..-new w -'L 101 , .. .v --my -cf 't.'f t1 . ' . ,M -- Q-V., .,-4.,,. .....,...- -..........-,gy-uv-u-vwv'.n'l-L .- LF-1 3 f 1 . - UZ vs ' 'lr ' manual-an-r--A I 1 vi i I il: iq gs: if 5 A W fi i i ii E I 1 l I ,I i 1 4 x I i i 'N l l, ii ii .N yi l. fi ,ji 10, fr -.ws MT. ESUVIOUS - PLE AN DMARK tf' 'View-. , .,,v. -,. V, , .n -Menu ,r,.f.L'! More shots of the ancient buried city. Q. 103 Srhhwwram. fi Half.. C I if-tl 'Uk ,A , 4'5- W' RUINS OF POMPEII IU4 'I Z, 'i , '-1 :-od' g-n-n-bl-lv gl 'Av 1 I 1 HWS, vw , 'lv '33 . 3 ii ' . pg- ' I 1 Q 'X , ,- 1 Lx' 'QP- nl- 'KAN 2 ' G5 5 16' if , E1 -12 1,14-'-1 Zyf . ff- ' QKZ. -: .I . ff? 5 , . ,, .,, ,144 Z . 4 ' 5 .,,. , ,!,, ' pun., f.'E',t-.,.- - ' ' mfs, .Nm-., , A-t,4x..,. , tvhdizll f W 5 '- use , . ,, , , 7,1 ,' in ., pf A , W ,. ,4yw,,.,h,:,, W' , , evo .fx . 4 . . x ,. f 4 , W Q :f rf R W , 1. ,' r .. T. .tx , W x -. , gfsmgfl Us 1. ,T 4Pq,f5f1 g' 0. K t ,:is1:. .J,1, , ,,,,hMf,, , ,,1,..i ,, ..,.,, T, , W A T dex ,Z ,f X ' 'ni-. 5. ' ,, ,.5em, --. ff 'wwf f 'wf -,J-, t . ' ' ' an N -4 .Q ' 9 .Kwh-.P ' - , My Y ' Q-,, ,At.................,, ,, ,.4.,, . 3, ,Q . ., MA., Relaxing in one of the many parks in downtown Toulon. SCE E RGUND TG L0 . The surrounding countryside as viewed from a mountain overlooking Toulon. 1-xr' 44 ll 'B -ff 107 .A -.- -,-.-Q-.u,.4:-.uoadnanq-gr ' The mountain climbing crew from Deck. 5 f Q 1 E i 1 ' l 4 X ' l il s ls, Qs l nl ll til ' l :El ll fl .ut Lt 'L 'Q fl lf li 3 l ,Q l ll E, l it I li I ll it ,lf ilf 1 kwa.. ,Am v ' 4' V, Az, 'M'f'Kini-6 V 9 . 5 rv l 4 i P 1, I ll ,. , l! . 1 il K. f'z 5. all fll l if 'r ll ln le im ii il l 'l l il 4- :.:ua.nur-...mr-,av . - .Y - i I it TLT . pf , ,J 'o 1 I2 - an if 1 , I. 41,11 ,-, A, ,M my if! u nag. in' ..,q. , vgzl . ,V f 1 K?,,.f ,,. I x' if . 5, ., .41 , fn,,A,,,U,A 'H The Eiffel Tower - Pari U. Of course the bus had to run out of gas on the way to Paris! PARIS s landmark A magnificent piece of architecture - Notre Dame Cathedral i ts stir x t i Qin? 5 Ei:-3 Q IO8 7,4 ..V7 ,. V V .if , ,ia X-f',,4f1 f n'mf1::.1,,,3,ngfgjf.,5,-' 'A 3 - 11 -k . . , if I , - .4 f .. k 1ffu,,,5..,v...fr,.f,.,,rI s,.-Lt...f. . .V f - ,,4p,a.c-afilf. 4 vf-wha ' Nb'-1 . Sli Q Q if-fi ,s ...Vi 5 P I I F r I F i. I i : v Joan of Arc statue in Paris. The world famous Mona Lisa hanging in the . Louvre. YNSN Stark in front of Napoleon's tomb. -r Inside Notre Dame Cathedral. 1 . P Y ! . I 1 P V .u gb L g'n if if ji? 'L .1 Vi it IL it ii' i. iF it Ir ,3. F .ii F P v P F Q Q5 IQ r ilk' ' 1 is 109 , V e. i 1 -'15 i . 'sit gl ig., . . Q, A sfafl , ' ggi! - Ri 2f Vi'V 31: 7 'Q'-'-Sm - 3' 9 - V ' ' if -NA . .K - .aku ' , M I :QA If- an. -f 'E,'IQa:3L, I W. .V K ,dr 'N 5 -8 53 Q . ,. ,W A H 4- my. ' ' 1' ' - I :K f hx' ,Lf f 5 65' -b ,-, in NW VW 7 ' - F -.slim UNDERWAY AGAIN - TOULON TO NAPLES I lv if' Wim f K f fi.: 'I Miva, 7.1,-'v E'-in M, I IIO I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I r I I I ' 'vgG1ydfg'!?gg2ggQgg.5Z:1:qL3qf ffjNfg:5ij.t1:5'1:,Z-2:is-,Lliyf. .V .,,,.,,, ,, A v Y W I THE CRE 'Q '16, I X 3 Q Getting down in a late night jam!! If only I could figure out these guys. Church services on the flight deck. The championship soccer squad - undefeated!! l l l w1w:e9wsfm5,ze 2::5sAl?f ?'W k ' P .7 .,.-- ..,A-V. if KT.. . I 4 . I 5 5 l s R 5. li I I Y O 1 r i a , v ' I 1 D 5 5 J lx! it li P Q!- .1 i i ' l 1 UF ,, rc 5. ,. :H .E I. 4 I lil ga I NF l 3 P r 5 I 5 ii 3-E 1 S. -4 il l gal-1 3 it ll L l Q' ' ' .s r L Ihr hcnuly nf 5 gunwi o at W Nothi m.ngnlh.z-nl V ng mm ig. w 1 'D-lf 08 REPAIR 0 ll 0 O .Ir a I I 1 lx. 44 1 1 . f ff ' . 'Egg . l 'J I -' qw- f . 1... ' ' f. 4' u ' A 'Z-5 . xl. . '. 1 1:15.11-' 'T Q .9 -11 1 X . . 4 .- ' - 4- ,'..u ,A 0, - 1.--.'..:.' -' ,. ..' ,s .un Ao . - .. ,-l- ' 0 'Q .. 4 R3 0 ,sf Svwszfol 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ,1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 K. 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 I DEPARTME , ,,-,.,,.,,a,. .f,.-...n--,1-..-i.-.. -,...,, -.4, -,- .Q-q..:,.-,....f,..1,, ...ear -u-1--N T 1 V 1 1 11 1 gf 1 13 1 A 15 11 1 . 1 1 1 11 P LCDR Meyett, Repair Officer Since Yosemite is a tender, her Repair Department is called on by many ships, sometimes in very difiicult circumstances. The Repair Dept. has received numerous messages from all of Yosemite's customers, and these messages reflect the can do spirit of the men assigned to the Repair divisions. They have worked numerous over time hours to accomplish jobs that they have been tasked with. Many of the men have been required to go TAD to help out deployed ships with their mechanical prob- lems. The outstanding work done by this Department has earned Yosemite praise and given her much prestige through out the Sixth Fleet. The Repair Department only reinforces the belief held by the Yosemite crew that we are indeed the best in the F leetf, LCDR Meyett and the entire department deserve a hearty congratulations for a job well done on this deployment. 'lil lows: , -.Q 11, . if M. six working divisions of Repair Dgpammmare e as Hull Repair R-21 Machinery Repair ' lilcctrical Repair R-l: RJ. . R-4: lilcclronic Repair ' R-5: Ordmmcc Repair R-or Quality Assurance f0l- ZX w . 3. LT Stuck, Asst Repair Officer FN Moskos, YN2 Riggs, FN Garza TECH LIBRAR 1 i S, i W ,nv-wvuu-mm N--M ii I R-A DI I IO v 'hee LTJG Brown, Diving Omcer ICCS Houldsworth ENCS Keeler ETC Caffef EMC McIntyre BTC Neubarth BTC Thompson 115 :WNFR I -V s 1 e - r f Q, I r V i x.. i 5 Z r D P fr I I D I D l ef Mt in gl 'C if v2 lie M51 iqf' ir ff. f Q? Wf isi? IV., aw lf 111 Lf VP' MG af, rf' 1q?. fn, Eff 1E.4' :Az '1 sie Ish V rfef l'5g if girerf Hemel. i ,.,M. 3 21 w 1 es l , T ref el 5 elf 6 -V nuasn - , .4 H., , X Q T TM2 Barnes, MRI Ncuhrinp, F1633 Alwuod PLANN NG A D ESTI ATI G i 5 . 4 si ,r 0 HT1 Washabaugh, BT1 Brown, MMI Joslin, ICI Frisch HT2 rmgcg, MRFN cswgg, GMGQ Mccombs. ENFN Miner DIVERS BMI Pate, MRI Weaver 'ta U- I X TM2 Merriman, HTFN Collins, EN2 Haynes, MM3 Bennett DIVISION XX- 5 I X xx ff CWO2 Harmon, Hull Rep Off YN3 Norman, MLFN Quail I X-gee. N.-L' HTCS Clark LI. we ,Q I WW his any ,. , -ixi A warwvmw 'fWgHu 4 4. 'v F! H if li' F! fini.. 1 w e XJ... ii J 1? -1 '14 HIPFITTER SHOP 1 'HUF HTI Tackitt HTC Pugh fi :J gg lx H HT3 Boucher, HTFN Fizer, HTFA King, HTFN McDouguId HT3 Wehman HTF I 1 N Grageon FA Batmta I lx '3 I fri fi bl -'1 ,4 X or , 1 Lf! ' ' ' A HHN Klllynruilii .ff N575 g 1 Z i . Q ' , 1 IS 1,,y,,,,.m bcmhng H W' FA Dolese, HT2 Lynn, HT3 Mitchell i WEA! FA Dilloe shearing a piece of metal. X ,I qs-.ss HT3 Jones, HTFN Graziano, HT3 Titus FN Godlewski, FA Dime, FN Alfaro Dolese and Roche cut hull patches. . 4 HTFN Upshaw, HTFA Roche, HT3 Johnson, FA Kennefic HEET MET L HOP C Jonas -5-1-'rn I :ple HT1 Bridwell HT2 Chwmy HT2 Bovsdcn HT3 LHHC HT3 Hesse HTFA Bradley HTFN Hall UU A lwxluu-u. HHN imma HTFN Wi 'ydf ug 'mf' 2 MLC Pressley Repouring a spring bearing for USS BLANDY. ? FOUNDRY ffff , WWW MLI Layson MLFN Fabek, ML3 Matthews, MLFN Quail 121 MLFA Eidson, MLFN King, ML2 Hiles 1 I ,f 1 1 1 4 4 I 1 4 i I 1 W E 1 1 1 i I Y I V ff , 3 4 -1 1 -1 '1 vw fl '1 51 X4 1 l 4: ,4 . I 1 1 ' V iw aw - 6 L 1 5:-I 094 W1 M4 'Wi 914 'vi iv. IV J .N I r mis! HT3 Gallagher, HT3 Phillips, HTFN Smith, HT3 Tice 1 fl .4 i lf' HTFA Weston, HTFN Patterson, HT3 Sigmon HT3 Emst, Hrs Bomchinger, HTFN Hayes, HTFN stuck , .,..... mbbif 1122! 55' U .K HT3 Koenig and HTFN Hayes threading pipe for another job. I -Solo 4 BE CHREPU 1.4 I 5,5- a -'hi DUN? wang! I 'Q' X T ALWRXS 907 I ' If i ' ' 4 5' r H fe ' , - I-'I , Je! v X Y , '57 1 1 ' ti- 5 -J' X .ff-4 ? V al . H 1 'QD-43 I 'df .-1 - O V . ff 1, nl 8 HTFN Hayes and HT3 Koenig repairing a steam deck riser. , . 1-in ...X CARPENTER .AND va PATTERN SHOPS 'N-.-N, '3- aff! HTCS Smlth PMI Rodenck A :V J, HT1 Crosby E S W' , x.. HT3 Milliner operating the hand sander. HT3 Roscnbcrgur HTFN HodgeQ HTFA Dowd 5 V4 . .. .HSIWQI .L- I24 PMFN Gregoire, PM3 Wilson, PM2 Ward, PMFA Arnold HTFA Cardany and HTFN Flowers ripping plywood on the table saw. HTFN Nichols, HT2 Wheat, HTFA Cardany HT3 Milliner, HT2 Davis, HTFN Nemeth, HTFN Urbain PMFN Gregoire fitting mold on a plaque. HT3 Meeks, HTFN Smalls, HTFN Flowers, HTFN Reinhold 4 ' Q sable 'fiUT'55f'f'E-W eil :px -:MA ef 9. 1 . '55, X1 9 flngwl H . 2 rw. 2 M gxglkv M ' 'E' 4 v + 4 i . N F 4k.r 1 QA 4 v K -r 1 :- J 1m g 5 X 8' . f i , K k ,gr k i v ff? QQ 'Qs H H Q'- Xu, .f A ' . , fffdf Eff-r,! I Ivffbff .,f4,. p4f'f :3f' A fifif ' 1513, ,y ' 'f.'.4 v M f , J . . 1 , ' M... K: . ' , 51, 7i f .V1 Q A V .nl 46 ,f ,, I .gn BMC Trimmer SAIL LOF T BM3 Cochran, BM3 Shelley, BM3 Robinson BM1 Nuzum WMIML , xy. 4 1 .J Xl' ' ' -,v g.:,i,L.e.2, X IV7' .Wil ' 1--1 ' .i','Yi,i'i' i 94 Efsyi 5 -4' ,. I - FW 1 4, , L , 1 953 'SME ! 5m !??'9 i 'rv , A v.v g.ggi ' lil' Tk an W3 i ' 'pig I .rw in .N ,,., L --Hma- .f Q-gif? 35 3:1 il H -MQ AIU .giiegrvg :Wim-.' a :gr . su ' 33,211 ,.,. f. ' 1 1 1 ,I ,ff .. -.' ,',iqrm?, Egif ts Q L, E x , V. r. 'af F X. 'E' :fir-V 1 ig ii' r 55.41, . ,sniff .0 Z , fi . ,M , 4, W , w 5 9 :- J X SX ' ffwrff N 'xx X ix X X .N 5 N f s - DIVISIO LTJG Johnston, Machinery Repair Otiicer MR3 Eckles operating an engine lathe. ,S W Q , .MM W ,MEM X ., xx , A' .E , nf, f, M . i, f ' rr, V 4 Er ,,,1-1-..-Y-Q-.T.- v ,. -1.2-mAa-sl-rw A ,. , . s 'C BTCM Gregory. Boiler lnSPeCmf MRC Spurlin Zn is M H1 1 ,I 'gun 57 'W 1 .sms OWER MACH HOP ..-----..-.,,,, MRI Cutshall MRI Amerson One of the engme lathes ln operatlon Van D ke, MR3 Leavitt, MRFN Barbaree MR3 Wroblewski, MR3 Rivera, MRFN Gadoury, MRFN Kreutzke MRFA Lazorchak, MRFN y 129 i f Q 5 S 3 i .34 1 -v I ll- 11 W, 1 1 A . 1 l , 1 11 '1 1 11 ,. V , 11 - L.. 11 1 1 1 . 1 M 1 1 1, 1121 1111 11 , 111i 1!l1 1111 1121, 1 1 112 11 Q 114 MR3 Hardin, MR3 Scott, MRFA Krannebitter, FA Ferguson M RK I . Mm, M Rl N H1lNlllH'l. MRI N Trzmcc, MR3 P. Stroud 111 111 1 4.111 1 Z1 51' 1111 11' 1111 11 1 11111 1111 11 111 Q1 21' 1 11 f 1, .1 11 E 'K 11 M- Q MRFN R d, MR3 H . 2 CC Olm, MR3 B. Stroud, MRFN Terry MRFN Bloomer operating a lathe. 11 1 1 W-1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 i 1 N 1 1 4 4 1 1 1 1 MRFN Kreutzke operating a Shaper, .64 if! Avi rv? 5- I 1 M5 n.. :H 2 004 W1 4 'U 4 Q1 'I ' 1 ,4 1 W -. .,, .-' '- ,- ,g..l..41.-AlA,.L,4g.L,--+K-..i.... ,, Tvpirmy M Rf David Cy XY' 4 ,-Q5 E GRAVI G SHOP 52 e MRC Hoot MR3 Stark, MR2 Bowers VI v E MMFN Weaver FTG3 Kelso H MR2 Groebel MR1 Wheeler MM3 Church, MR2 Budyka, MR3 Ruth, MM3 Dominguez r --1 an 'K ,K l 3 1 K I III In I 1 II I I I I fix I 1 , ff' W I PRI HOP ig I I I I Cxnrr LIC Ayala Ulm-I' Ayala operating the PFIHIIYIS Press' SA Smith, LI3 Mahoney, LISN Setzer fit? Q, wif I I ,VH Qi? ,A+ ii, , '. Ll I I I3 llcrgaulm. l.l3 Sides. LISN AHEC ,1-ll' .1 I, , fu vs I1 i 'UI BOILER REP IR xx g xx X5 5 -X - K xxx 4,J 5' X ii 1, Q A 'V sf x X Q . ii X -3-s .X gtg 2 SSTK - e'5 5 QTQN M -fwxi m 3 X s 1 ' QAM ,M , f 3 . A .46 x NTI X BTC Pinkham 2 xi BT1 O'Har BT1 Taylor BTFN Hoffman, BTFN Szafran, BTFN Candler, BT3 Davis BT3 Zino, BTFA Maguder, BTFN Brady, BTFA Hayward, BT2 Wilson vfwwfgg ffW ,3w??2f'v?rPfE f1i+fFQ,1 rv ' :'.-+P' 41? ,g 1 ..1,f, I! . lu, 1V- 1! 1 1 ,11 11 1 I 1 1 11, I ,W 1131 2113 W W: 11511 11 .Ali -+11 .AW NW L11 PM . H11 1, -, , 1-1 'E H 11' am 1 11 411, 1 11' 1212 11 . 1 Q 1 '1 W1 11 1 1 11 11' IU V 1, 1 1 I 4. 1 11 4 1 K. i1 ,. I Y 11 13 1 P, 1 1 1 1 f .X -.QA . ,,1,, , W Q42 1 .4419 fa-Q-1.i1.4nvU1.:-'ma-.. 0 TSIDE i MACHI E HOP M M I limcrbon MMI Shepard MM2 Iam, MM3 cred. MM2 Russell MM3 wmre MM3 caqm MMHnHUlNsmulNGWM A e 5 ENC Cumbo EN3 Muer, EM2 Jenkins, ENFN Collins EN3 Robinson testing diesel injectors. FN Moskos, ENFN Meche EN3 Robinson, EN2 Kirker, ENFN Tassone i-4+ 1MB'3'X'5E 'C 5 I5 ,, 2' .551 YA11 :fd Mfr.- 12? , 2. ,,,. . I ,dk l fm Fri nf- ,- 1.4 f' 11 7' 41 2 V .QQ -a -1 - DI I IQ REWIND SHOP CWO2 Nichols, Electrical Repair Oil' ,ff -1 , , ,wi I, K, EMC Meadows EMI Zubia EMI Jackson , , .xxr ...NN-l. V -ii, EM2 Wolfe, EM3 Vega, FN Glove , EM3 P d . r a ull 'XMVN llmvllgmvu, I Ml N1llflllK'7. EM3 Ayonon 1,10 ,fb O TSIDE FJ ,ECTR CAL REPAIR EMI Wheeler hum: ' ff ,vw an ot M... ...- , ' 4 ' Q ez. EMI Harrell EM2 Randle, EM3 Vicente, EM3 Makahiya, EM3 Davis . 1 , EM3 w k ti ld EM3 Mtzell, EM3 Helton, EM3 Bautista EM3 ROY, FN D0 an a C C 137 ,ppgggsfvslfff-itgqtrflt C SHOP ounm um ew: i E'S'. ICCS Houldsworlh IC2 Rhode, IC2 Cason, IC2 Mancil IC3 Vance, IC3 Anderson, IC3 Campbell The Yosemite shufHe!! ICFA Billlllllilllll, ICVN PMIQIkiUlllt'IlCCh. ICFN H0Ym IIIO FLEET ELECTRONICS CAL LAB few 5 Nl!! CWO2 Craig, Electronic Repair Off 5 ET1 Story RMI Whitehead ETI Sizemore , d, ET1 T k , ET2 Hanks ET3 Peverto, ETSA Swartz, ET3 Dickmson FTG3 Lor UC er 139 I P P . ,g!f :sIf fl' 11+ irii! 3 H ..f 1 'C-fpi! THE? E W 4 ,YI ' -'l 151V QUE K' hi! fxa ,l' .1 1 4 1 n 4 1 1 l 1 I 1M i U M in N M Al N W il H II li Q: 1 1, 4 :a W li U I N, I gf f fag ETC Coulter ET1 Potruski ET3 Clark ET2 Drag ET3 Elsel mf 2 Xr,, Q 4 ET3 Rooks, ET3 Bergold, ET3 McClelland F? C 4 ,. V. 1, f 4 f i g f .K , 4 f X f ,V M h. W5 ,. ET2 Schoch, ET2 Lewis 1 V HIS! YCTSN Downing, IET3 Richards, ET2 StaleY ETC Whitecar CCTV CREW 1... go FQQM THE NEWS 'fEDM buf say CQOOp.NlG-HT: IF YOU 0:pN'T LIKE THE Nswg 'Voucu-4 Luck f -1: DONT wane IT fsjusf READ rruf C Nl,,,,,--, C ,Zi- fa'i Q ,i of fm 5 Eifrfzixfffiii 'I fx-xx' -X- ET1 Leuer C C 4 C C C ET1 Holberg Q inrvv - 1 ET2 Vaught, ET3 Evans 141 . ,,,,wu,wqf.:2 FTGSA Griffith, FTGSN Kochevar f 4 j DIVISION CWO2 McG1ade, Ordnance Repair Off IMCS Petoskey PHOTO LAB PH1 Finch PH3 West T If-IE PHOTO L-H5 e O e +1-Ji! Q J if ee O , e A I I e Q ej OOW, Qfgmg LIKE A PRDB-LEM M7499 X ou omir HGDW. Eggcrl wE'v,ff Goin BUT lT'S NOTHING 1' cnN'f fQQieQ:f'1x f Y ELEM vu f H f ff , ' fyfy, gg i ,. L-',, 140 DAK f5lL-til 'ffa?F.E'E2a, MDE' c'XQ+ 6 oe .fm go 2:59, f -,Q27 ANP -mens A-nsfwr WA 'T n Avy L-EPT ONBOHHD, ,fwiwim . ' I Q ' 5 WHAT w1LL mf oo? W ff F'1b2 - ' 1-114:-. ff' fr -f ,, W .w' 1 4 ' ' L W f, 3 xr: , gun lk!-LVN gy 1-s '--we 'I N V1 , W ff is , . 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DMSN Arrioln drawing up zu new design for THCOS to be US9d by them CSSQ 1 r 1 I , ,, A f 1 9-FF 'jx , sz nw L S X A, s if 1 s n sf , ,ef W sss X4 D HTC Padgett DT LAB , ' 95085 ATS , 4' HT1 Edwards HT1 Pebler HT1 Carter HT2 Owens 4 bw Z ,W ,f ' VM. f, W HT3 Johnson S I pauuidv' ' JUST A FEW OF RUDo'S RECE FROM YOSEMITE CUSTOMERS .... FM: CTF SIX ZERO TO: USS YOSEMITE SUBJ: ASSISTANCE RENDERED USS BIDDLE IT IS THROUGH OUTSTANDING COOPERATION AND PROFESSIONALISM SUCH AS YOURS THAT THE SIXTH FLEET'S FIGHTING ARM REMAINS EVER AT THE READY. YOUR ENTHUSIASTIC ABILITIES GREATLY APPRECIATED. WELL DONE. RADM R. E. SCHOULTZ FM: USS MOINESTER TO: USS YOSEMITE TAV WITH YOSEMITE RATED AS OUTSTANDING. MOINESTER HAD 145 JOBS ACCEPTED AND COMPLETED ON TIME OR EARLY. YOSEMITE'S WILLINGNESS AND COOPERATION IN GETTING THE JOB DONE WAS EVIDENCED BY THE MANY LATE NIGHTS HER CREW PUT IN AFTER THEIR NORMAL FULL WORKING DAY. IT WAS A PLEASURE WORKING WITH THIS FINE PROFESSIONAL SHIP. FM: CTF SIX ONE TO: USS YOSEMITE THE ASSISTANCE AND WORK ACCOMPLISHED BY YOSEMITE DURING THE RECENTLY COMPLETED CTF 61 IMAV WAS OUTSTANDING IN ALL RESPECTS. THE WORK WAS WELL PLANNED, STARTED EXPEDITIOUSLY, AND COMPLETED PROFESSIONALLY. EVERY CTF 61 COMMANDING OFFICER HAS EXPRESSED PLEASURE WITH THE TENDER AVAILABILITY. WELL DONE. THANK YOU. FM: USS CALOOSHATCHEE TO: USS YOSEMITE THE FULL RANGE OF SUPPORT PROVIDED BY YOSEMITE DURING 31 OCT-6 NOV NAPLE5 INPORT PERIOD IS MOST APPRECIATED. THE POSITIVE ATTITUDE AND WILLINGNESS TO PROVIDE ADDITIONAL REPAIR ASSISTANCE ON SHORT NOTICE WITH EIGHT OTHER SHIPS ALREADY IN SCHEDULED AVAILABILITIES WAS A MOST REFRESHING AND ENCOURAGING INTRODUCTION TO SIXTH FLT MATERIAL READINESS AND IS, CERTAINLY, INDICATIVE OF A POSITIVE COMMAND CLIMATE IN YOSEMITE. ' ERTREP ' 149 4 E 1 3 1 i I 1 'a I J, 17 ,1 i 'I Q. 'E 5 Yi I 54 a is F4 ,A . 1 I'-' I ai 'fi lg 1 'Fl ef Ji -3 -1' 1 on 1? THE AGELESS GRANDE R OF ROME l5l l 1 1 ii l 'lg 4 ii iii 1 Eli ii N lug ,lin kiwiif ilwgl will ilgjii ii lf . gli l ii' f ll :if 4 fi 4' 'iii '.,. if . i i i i. l Ig 55? BWI mil' 'INV i. . ji' lil .lil il!! iii! Lil H, ,All iii :il is iii 1. li. IW' Ili in 4 ll 4 1,4 iii I, Iii Iii xl li if ii li l l ii P. E, ,, la fx i Ir ll l li il 1 ii l l i l I I i '4 'fi f f f i , ...li-1. w all One of Rome's most well known sights - The Forum. Qklge. ' ,. a-nwr - fy-. 1 if ' .5 , . X 1 K if va lf' N Q, of L5 ll' , Y 1 I- X ,Q s ... ll X Q x Q WWA i 1 WN l Another look at the Forum ENS Strong in the foreground 1 i f . 'iw , srl! , . , , . . , -'I ,yaf'a+a i l fglffda i .T 'fl'-1 i f-ff? , 3 , ,f-y' i ISR Xl! ', Q Q gi - ff L, , . A Q, 4 . s 'VY A magiiihcent example of Roman architecture. And, of course, the Coliseum, again with ENS Strong in the foreground. .,' ' 1. 045. 'IN unlunsgiunl K s-. 1:3 'lr- rw' ' .pill 1 .fa Lil, w 4 ,A ,ul , v 33515 St. Peter's Square as seen from the Vatican Tower 1 .I ., Q T -f. ee-w v. 'I I '. av 9 'f Q ' The Vatican. I 53 Nfl ON VH MESS' Ll Dow E' 'in Hur UF M. 5 4 W 76 X ff 2 4 4 I, 2,1 ,NH V whit I Nl HELC I NEED 7 F000 1 MJ eoogo 51LL!v 154 ,Q 4, -'- Lg. Av ,, , qv., 4 nf M!-,.,a ,1 ....,1.1. Fwnwhng' ff? ,. , A . Y 'ffiuyf' L N 5 s J -- CHRISTMA v O . fl Jgvflfuw. V T, SIN NAPL,E.s 1977 .... 'V fe u , mx Y R X 'A dx Q f' ry V Q v I X 4a .nk . ff Q,vQm- ' ffvwxsxzxx ' x , VY, Qi ' 4 ' ' , f fix XJ 'fm' iw. gin 'annual WM' 'W J. . 1111 A 1 1 if 11 1 1 ., 111, 71111 11' 3 I, 111 111 1 11,1 ,1 1, .13 Y a!11 1 11 ,ll V1 , , - 1 ., , A-,V 1. 1,1 A 1 1 ,-WIN 141, 1' 1' 11 1 ig 11 . 5' ,1, 51111 c ' 11 .,4, .11 4, '-1 '1 ,, 11- 1 151 111 111 11 1, Q'1 V1 11 11 '11 1,11 1? 111 1, 1 1'f 1,, 1? V, 11 11 1: I 11 11 111 1, 1, 11 H 1 11 i, 11, 1:11 1 , 1 2 1 1 1 1 fi , '1 f! .E . 'fl X' aduuvddg 1,1 1 1 1 Lower Machine Shop sends holiday greetings. It may be small, but the spirit is there! The Christmas tree under the Dome in Naples. 1 '-A ' '51 1 . 51 1 ' A-ff 1 .4 , 1, , , f ' 1, , . , , 1 ii f 1 Q: 3 , 1 WH 7 1 l t , 156 1 1 1 1 gi Christmas greetings from the mess decks. E8:R's unique Christmas tree. A IN, ,l Wt f I , Q - 543 rx Ulm A The guys from Persomiel send their best. L R X X hir T! But holiday or not, the Boat Crew had the liberty boats running. 157 X' ww, img 1 fl ,N 1 4 I 4 I 4 a l t 1 V f I 1 l lu I lug , : l el 1 -U 'hi -z A.. L: 1 11 '-I 4 i l iii 1 it 1 l 1 , l . l nd .1 ii I i 4 . a f, 4 421 .-.5 i Cf - A up Crl il 3. 1-l ot li ' 2 2 1 Ffij ,ar W ,ll 'I M 'l l ,Ni 1 slf, ,li 11, tl yt 1 1 t ri: il' Man, this is a good present if I could only read!! A little good Christmas music from the ole harmonica helps everyone!! S And there were quite Il few Christmas parties g0if18 on SAN A CLAUS IS COMING TO TGWN!! Y 5 Christmas carolers? Wonder what they sounded like. '! Just sitting around sipping SOTHC good Italian Wine' 159 Us 'BP' va-n--.,-Q.. P. iii L hi Liberty's Children, a group from Memphis, Tennessee, brought Yosemite crew an unexpected bit of New Year's cheer when they performed on New Year's Day. They were extremely talented, singing popular Top 40 songs and several oldie but goodies. A progressive country-rock group, they were really appreciated by the crew. Their songs ranged from the well-known Lou Rawls' song, Tobacco Road to Linda Rondstadt and Fleetwood Mac Compositions. The comedianfimpressionist with the group was also well received by the crew. l 60 '1 ,, I i 4 5 F011 uw' .31 ' ' ffffmfgif 21' ,sf ww 'v , gf ' I 1. fi ' 'f,i',f'f'WL? ,ix , , i i' f W fi s. ' Oscar, you're supposed to drink it, not bathe in it!! Just spreading a little Christmas cheer! 161 9 5 ? 5 I 3 I , 2 1 5 i 1 5 E 5 f f 1 9 P F E if E P s 5 ' 'aff 1 , 5 r , 3-fa ,' ,Q Q., ii qv F L 1, r X ' ' ixrf I ' ll at ,gist t ,f is Fw: ..,. , V. . - . 6 4 L J , , , 1 1 1 l r 'L t 5 wa Qrl M! 94 4 q,. 4 I A' 1 X 1 Qi A ' 4 ff The Midnight Rider strikes again! Ky sy , xg? ,, 1 My ., This is one heck of a crew!! The Sea-Hunt Brigade! Hr? Yfmlh I .lm ix limi IVIIKM tw lun thruugh fha! W - gl: .L - ws:-.'1i.igw1-:f-3,2:1..'5M,g.475 ,- A-A 9 . , V S, 4. e x sf lg midi-P I ein. Hey, how about knocking it off? We are trying to tune in Sesame Street. A time for reflection upon all the problems confronting the world? Or just a quick nap? --' -3 ..+ L. an 24.-as 163 .,.....,...,...,.,,,.u -..Wa-..,--...,,.: -M Q., ........-.....k--..-,-...... .X . . re-.. --1, . - 'K 'S X , QD' 1 W, ' PQQ, W ,fig Q 1 I ' '- Us .Q V 7' 3?-Qpf if - ' -,f,g- if 1' ' - 1-if-f 4 - 11' ,it F? . Y .f,'v'21f - ' Boning up on another Navy manual?! I'd climb a mile for a Camel! y- ' E Welcome to Hotel Califomia, D 'R k me I don-t know what Ull HS ' u nlmng here either. IO4 ,gs lm ... c if f Sign X fra -+ Q Q 'A Ji A, ' S qasiifs Aa.. in X i Practicing for the upcoming mail buoy championships Anyone for a boat ride? z I I I I I I I I I 5 -VR I , I , N 2 N A IIi Y :II I! I I ' I ' - w 5 ,J sk ., E by I, I X' -I , s I Beauty. . . I The Thinker I and the Beast . . . I I 'if llllll I I I I I I I ' 1 no 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 66 I I I I I ua I' L vlxlviauvnx n I ' J Q' i M - 'v.g.'+-fry ma,r,, . I sf' X V .93 'Nw What do you mean, that guy is going TAD to the Russian Navy?! Now, I lay me down to sleep Hurley making a deal with the French underground. 167 .T few,-raw-:a.sx-2QWwHm :lSl -L V X 1 r 1 P E f 1 - L. 1 1 A 1 I 1 6 5 I f l L I I I 9 u 2 I 9 9 Y 4 F L J F C in 91 1. H in F 9 Y F F if it F. r: r 1 k . , i n 2 f EVM. EMFN Mattero at Main Control. What is this? A tug of war with the Spanish Navy?? lo?-I Q li I Man, l don'I know about you, I 'ugt home!! J want to go ld' 4-lf' ,J . - b0Y5fr0m And here we have the np snorting thc Rc-pair Depart mem!! We will all remember that lonesome, cold feeling at Fleet Landing. f ,yfff 9 I if lllfllf l f We will also remember getting there just as the liberty boat pulls away!! 169 3 -+1 .affdrw F P 5 I I x,N1f.aqywrv JE?Eil', . 5 ' , -'M -f Some of the boys from the IC Shop enjoying the scenery from one of the man y sidewalk cafes. 'I he Mu-Ped version of Hell's Angels ,V wi- 1- a.2 .i new After viewing these professionals, do you sleep better at night knowing the ship is in such capable hands? 4 ,-,M ru' i 1. 1, -1 A v ' id W , 1, 'MS- 170 EXCELLENCE IN SPORTS N The boxing team was victorious. Captain Donnelly and LT Smith paint on the UE . A look at the championship football team. 171 ..,..,..f yi:-e ' - -- 4D5'A!siH58i9 '5 EXCELLENCE IN ENGINEERING ! E I l 5 Q 1 l i v l I i 1 I l l nlllibannnnu-mammalian-N1-xpud .. ,--,,-- V.,-.Y -Q,-yi. N. ...... ... ,......., ,,..,.. ,,.., ... A- ,..., -......-....-..-.,....- .,,5.,- ,-M.. . ,......,, ,.,,.., - ,, ., , f W Y - , V tmx N Getting Wasted away! Man, that foreign beer tasted bad!! Liberty Hounds. 172 X 1 fflhb-54 -5 , ., .am , -ft if-ns any .passw- qw X ,tag . i bf J, ....+,,...-sef.du,e-iv. Away X f 'H Welcome to my humble abode. The Yosemite band rocking out. Has the time really g 173 .rr .14-'ond'-f . . one this fast? Remember the last view of the Sierra? 9 nsozm- V-.em 1-Jammu.-.2-w.n .v..1 Lv 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1'Z2 11 11.1 111 7711511 M 1 1 15.111 1 .,1,. ' 12 1 X111 1'1 Q11 ' T.-11 M11 'Elm .4111 91. .1 111 1'111 111 111' 1 11 If it doesn't move, paint it! if I 11 1 ff, 1 1 19' Hey man, I just saw a mermaid! 1': 1 1 1 1 1 .1 1 1 11- 1 11 1 1 1 11 1 1 rf' 1 I I 1 'I 1 I- 1 S . 1 1 11 X 11, 1 i 1 1' 1 11 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 11 . 11 1 11 1 1 11.1 1' ' 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 11 11 1 11 1 1. 1 U1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Q1 Q11 1 Brlg llfe Isnt so bad1' 1 1 1 11 1' U64 14114 1 -:1 1 I A I I ' ' ' 9 55.1 1 ' .. 1. N 1 1 I 1 , U 1 1 '7' I I 2' iv-1 1 1 fQfg1i 1 gqgg 1 174 ' 1 1 1 1 1,13 1 11 1 f '7T...lQ- 1 1 HW' Agiwfc 'NCI HI-Fl'-D my . .,,., ,-..,,.,,u,.. ,. I: I I Y I I I V I I I I I I I I 5 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I k I I I I I I I I I I I V ? D I I I I D I P I P ' I I P I 1 IL V V I , I I E I. Q I4 I' I3 I I If I I . I I 1-. 1-V ' I 15365. Ia. , I, is I , 1 . , ,,,, , , , , ,,,, I N-I fi 1. 11 V V K f... -.A , V 1 ',..,.-4-w.,-,..,.. CGNTRASTING BEAUTY - NATURAL VS MAN-MADE The beautiful Paris skyline. Another magnificent sunset at sea. Our EMT instructor, Bob Woolf enjoying sights at Pompeii. The bridge is a busy place underway. A typical side street .xy . 177 F, -exif,-.1 ' in Palma. 'f 2 'F i t ' , ffzlsvafiaff' . ,n.1 .W .x . , mt , 1 r L P , 3 l 5 1 P E i P I I F I i 5- 2 Z I 1 I 1 I i 1 l i l z I E s 1 A I . i F Y r i r gli f ty, P 1 1 U I D n , 1 S 5 I P 3 V P E 3' l F ii 54 'u ll :E t ,ul 'Fifi fihffgh N, ,sg- Q'- 'ssan-ovf.-,rwx xl'-Aulutwu-atim.-mmm.-.4.w.zi,.-.t -.. - an -mutha- t . , Si SWE, .M f' 9 ff A. .' 4 1 '4 'wr ,JF , if ' ,iff 1 . 1 -' -:ag fi, .1 ish, .E 'fmt -, ,Q W , 4 tv. .',-,Mi ' .N 1 Eizyi .V 1- . ,, 4 ,Ulf 1 , f1,g3, 1? 9 1 1 ' ' , . X ff'Z 1, ' .1 , .alusnwvning 1+ i Nui Captain Drake and family at his pmniotiun ct-iviimiiy. Nice, isn't it -- the view, I mean! Why ahouldift l smile? I just made Captain 1724 GMG3 Hicks, MR1 Wade, MR2 Renfroe, FN Beitlich Ckneelingj i - L' ffu.,,g,g.-. , , Qlfffitizfw , I , , I ,. 1' '...,,-92134 VJ-'i -4 ' - -f -Mavic - 1.1 1 ' ' '1z...i:.,:-Q-it':i'1li3 f ' 'A .ff fseznmsm...-L maildif' i 1 -! is 1 1 1 i S I z 5 i I 5 4 v 1 i 5 i I i 1 2 1 I EMFA Ramirez i 1 i LIBERTY HOUNDS WHO WERE ABSENT FROM DIVISION S WHEN PICTURES WERE TAKEN. ff SA Williams, EN1 Satterly 179 - ,.,,,.,!. f.-:..-,. T.--.-3.-f--1'-E ' -hui V I V 1 , i 1 1 A ' agvaru-.-M.-...U .M - ...-14. -- x -.1-4'-.par W Naples at Night 'Wh - 6. 4 , IX!! f F 3,2 x 4 x . s I f E 1 4 NAPLES AND PALMA - OUR TWO MAIN PORTS 181 4 4 . , 1 ,' LC . ,fer . f l 'L , ' Y- ' - ' 1- :nn .vf -A.-'Q f .' .-g,v.f,'.i 'f' f..u,- -A ..' '. ' U Pi g,g:,,,,,,q 'p g,,,'cfiL . . ' zw:1,:ffTf3'Q2??'4s?f4f Hn! f0r'v6 ' I GoTl80 DTG 9, 45V M Ou P NICE' QHE-R6-rs H c,uEfLL 65 Bnckfo do' 6000 B 2 BACK CO1 ,fax 0 -. 1'5 's' , EH ' 7 7 5' ff 1,4 r ,U A 4' Q if if A f A if ' rf ff M '-1 9 fl' yi .V ,,,. 14, .::,'.-wiv 1 ...W-:,',-:C e..,.I'l,L.. q,,.::-,ljfwrl -I'. Q '.-, ,fm V770 , 4 .VJJXQ , Q' 9 Q V fwf . jc 1-mm W6 Q I WITH 6 P,y95Mn,! Q I ' as 0 E 2 By ART ED :TOR DBWD DICK 1 if . Q f K' , cf, , f 4 How 96007 025 Smkf you WEN? W Hg Uw'T Emma ME TMI w ppN'T HHVE IVIHIL CHLL, 7-Hg n:gPaer waxkffes nee ON 6-TRIK5'7.l'l . ,,,agQt., .1 N i ff ' y .aw-A xl' 'w 7 ,,gf-WN V A ff WX ?-as 555 - -' ' .AX P -f I Q! aw-rf, ' ' 3 ' l-f'1 F . 7 ' I.: 4 v W- , f' 1 . cf-J X.i Z -an Nga ul xl 1 X ff X 182 , . .f! F '?1f'if'!! 77' uw 1 fn , fffx , T fff l , ' I ffmgf Hzegffroev 4 Wf!'2 'W W5 177' 4 ALJ I X ' 3 4, XY!! ,s , . 1' I - Zi . .gi Q5 w x , ' - f -' J! ' 0 Q D813 EQZX lg J f A J, 'W X i LHS ' - x QARBABIQE I A X H , 7 All Q' wifi , I ' Q L I r Q. ,yo A. K ' X W 2 I ,M -,V f fl' V Q -- W N 15.12 I gu nz 1, 1 , ' ' 'T pGoNNf' V eskgdfgg METER? , A - , 7 METER? JSx19s'!'QZ2':94 N6 N560 ME'r.ffR.,,.. ELL I f X 5 :A TS 71 NEED CAN RQ M M 'N 'j V 15-C00 uae! THWK Haour E N- fv lSr5'o0rcf ' 1 ..... P X D i 2 f D' A , M afia- 0 ew? V N 6 X 0 fl. 0 1 TQOUND ybsf-QETW F WN an J MGH ' ,N Ck Tb MfiyF'oK'C ENJ,,y Jsgqegibpi THEALQ us I Howes nv e Q 1 m0N'Tfy' KAUSE 183 zf ..... .,...,.,...,,-,.,.,.,,,,,.,.,,,., ..-N 1 T , -wf......-rw 1- , ..,, 7 my ,SF K 51 N. 3 a I me-v-sv' 'f - K 34- 4 A, I Q 1 NJ Kgxillhw x 4 -ffnnruhl ,..4e-41.,,q-museum-T fc -fm: ,Q-V' Y 1 vyvuwv-r ' 1 muff, gf' 1-W' mf- H 1 1 1 ,f4Q,L'.'- I-M r M- 'ur , . J-Q 'Q 4. 2 annuqunngg- ' 'X :' -'----4'-'HMQ- -4 -41-f..-fu-.....14-..... V V U V 1 V 1 U E . ff si F , ? K k 1 v I t t nfl? J Af' Our dentists are working on teeth here too - shark's teeth!! I 1 E t 5 t 1 1 i I I I E I T E 1 f No, I don't want to go swimming. 5 1 1 w i 1 Liberty cull, Liberty cull! Bclay my last! We enjoyed Italy, Spain, and France but we are all ready to go home. Au f.. w USS YOSEMITE fAD-191 THE BUSY LADY u gn- www A K, , son , Q mn Mu, , , 'P' K.. -W., W. ,,,...,, --rw ,wm ,W , 'hmm ...4-4 --.-Q U ,MJ N -1,i.....21. Q 4' -... -, . an .,a- -. - at-Q Q'-ff.. -,un ' mv-an ,umm N - 'N5X.s. .rs rvof- -.1 -.v -uv -.H 5 I, As the end of this book comes near, so does the cruise. Taking a moment to reflect back over the time spent on this 1977-78 Med f b t as I am sure we realize, necessary. We were cruise, the time spent away from our families and friends was hard on all o us, u d l'b rt orts along with the bad ones We got a chance to see a part of the world that many of us fortunate enough to visit goo 1 e y p . had not seen before, and that some of us will never see again. At the same time, we managed to keep Yosemite's reputation for excellence intact, and even added additional prestige to that reputation. The can-dol' spirit was very much in evidence through-out the entire cruise. I am sure that we will remember for many years, the beauty of Palma, the uniqueness of Naples and the Italian people, the high prices and cold weather of Toulon, and last but not least, Augusta Bay. h b ht friends closer together and has also been the basis for the establishing of new friendships. Common The cruise as roug , problems, as well as 'sharing the work load and standing the watches helped bond the crew together. So, as the cruise winds down ' ' h t th and ho e that this to the last days, we, the staff, hope that we have captured some of the high and low points of t e pas mon s p k memories of the 1977-78 Yosemite Med Cruise for years to come. Good luck and bon voyage! YN3 Box, Editor - THE STAFF - LTJ G Brown - Cruisebook Officer I YN3'Box - Editor SN Dick - Art Editor SHSN Patterson - Photo Editor FTG2 Robards - Layout Editor - PHOTO CREDIT - BMC Crout CAPT Drake SN Dunlap PM3 Gregoire GMG3 Hicks SMSN Jones PN3 Lowery EMFN Mattero IMSN O'Hearn EN2 Polito YNSN Stark ENS Strong SA Valdez MS2 Warner book will bring bac A special thanks for all of the assistance and hard work on the part of PH1 Finch and PH3 West. Couldn't have done it without you Harry and Chuck. 190 2 P S I J I 5' i 1 . 5 P , 1 II A Y 4 I i 4 1 2 if E 1 ff ' ' , 1. ' , 2 R 15 , 5 5.-f A R, ef u 4 i 4 x 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 9 f 9 1 JW,?h 'W Q 6,1 if