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H A ' F- -' A ' ' I -I 'S ' i'f'i-1144 1-Q-'S':j:g,iT3'?-vii:1-'ff'i,732-2,-lfligi-Tgxggfg'Ziff..Eg'-?,2Qgy3gg.g?7f-riifliA' 'X . Ng! ' ,g-3145.5-9' .- A-fg. .if - '-ff, ' f . I'- ' , .- .vw -, 1-fx nu ' ' 'AI - ,-'K' ' ' C lr' uf! 3 EAU? H117 USS BAUSELL DD-845 WESTPAC 1967 BAUSELL left San Diego May 15th, for her 1967 de- ployment, During the cruise she operated with Seventh Fleet Carriers in the Tonkin Gulf and fired shore bombardment along the coast of North Viet Nam- - - she did a destroyer's job and did it well. This is the story of that cruise and the men who made it. , fffflli ie li fiffi ste, t ,Vr, s o on alll WMM 5 . Yankee Station '67 Our guns fired day and night when We were on Sea Dragon. Above, our main battery zeroes in on daytime targets fleftj and scores a direct hit on a North Viet- namese logistic craft at night frightb. During a lull in the action, BM3 Fahrenwald explains how he once loaded 15 rounds a minute in Mount 51, TM2 Goldberg frightj, calls time out for baseball practice. 3 E5 BTI Wallace supervises puttmg the punt 1n the Water Qaboveb. Below, IN towers above us. I 3 2 'I i 1 I Point Loma Aheam to Starboard x I Leaving Point Loma astern on May 15th, we headed for Hawaii and points west. RD1 Poe fabovej Checks our station assignment with the Task Unit Commander, while TN Luz looks back on San Diego. 1 X T ui-we r - K ef-we-1-kgsarvsu-:na:fQ5sissg2M'g See any subs ? STG2 Fooks asks STG3 Boyle fleftj, While GMG3 Evans pauses be- fore securing from Special Sea and Anchor Detail Qaboveb., SN Jackson Cleftj stands watch as port lookout. RM2 Duesler Caboveb and FN Gilbert Gower leftj join the looking backwards club. Below, in the engine room, our engineers keep us going. A. Rf X ,.,,.., .W ,,.. .,. ,..,, ,, k '-'4 ' ' r ,, L six D Our Communications Officer, LTJG McCray Caboveb, on his way to a CINCPACFLT Briefing. We all pause and remember when we i pass the Arizona Memorial Crightb. i l ABrief Stop in Pearl . . . ':-- h if 41994 SN Wollard shoves off the motor-whale boat, while PC3 Gates sorts our first mail from home. Then Yokosuka, Okinawa, Subic ff: 1 J . , , f .Y JC And Yankee Station Our ' carr1er, USS INTREPID a fam1l1ar Slght fleftj Whlle stearnlng on Yankee Statlon Below, a C OD mall plane comes 1n low on her approach to INTREPID Wake up De Laura ' FTGSN Cox fleftb BMSN Rlvera flower lefty teaches SN Beams some colorful Spamsh words In the meantlme RD3 Clayton asks 'How much longer to go? July 4th . No fireworks, but we still have a celebration on July 4th with a cook-out on the Flight Deck. Steaks, potatoes, salad---a real feast---oom- pliments of the Supply Depart- ment. i f 1 ' E P i. V R I 'Y I at i . . . Cook-out V 55,165 iri watt! Plenty of food for all. Late in the afternoon the cooks are still grilling steaks and the crew is still eating. Above, Chief Vines dons his sombrero to add a touch of Mexican flavor to the celebration SA Jones Caboveb gets relieved so he can have a crack at the chow. MMl Norton likes the privacy of the loading machines, :wx .i , Q 529 N 's.N ,Xing au we ig ya. , AX , Si . sq u S s 5 t ,ii w Unrep It takes a lot of fuel, provisions, stores, and ammunition for us to stay at sea for extended periods. During the cruise we received most of ours by underwater re- plenishment. sq.-ff A Fueling hose on the way over. SN Lepore and SN Lamberti supervise SN Curry as he rigs at the forward station faboveb. INTREPID fuels AGERHOLM Ooelowj as we steam in lifeguard station. RD 2 Remenih frightj turns out to help the forward station bring the fueling rig over. , gg Z ,Af ' we BT 2 Svoboda and SH3 Regalado man the phones on the after station during a re- fueling fbelowj, as fresh eggs land on deck amidships flower rightj, and SN Pitman, SN Meyer, SN O'Connor, and SN Tuck heave around on the distance line forward. .a,:i..y ' Steady as she goes. Clockwise from bottom: LCDR Susag, LT Powers, CAPT Thomas,SN Reynolds, ENS Polanski, LT Sullivan, and YN1 Tefft. ,, v4 ' W ,W Q L -an ,,,, e xi High Line Transfer High Line Detail manned and ready. Line handlers Pallitta, Miles, Conatser, DeLaura, and Wollard standing by fabovej. SN Moad steadies chair as passenger gets out fbelowb. A new crew member joins us at sea, 5 N S 1 I 1 1 gk Vertrep M Tonf1orrow's Unrep methods today by helicopter. BMC Rogers fabove lefty Waits as the first load is lowered. BM3 Fahrenwald flefty is ready to clear the landing area when the helo is clear. The helos keep the loads coming while we work to strike the stores below FN Steve Belliel frightj manning his fire party station in his asbes- tos suit. 'R T344 f, ,N ya.--AQ 1nuv ,,,. AL 1- 'S if 1' W' GMGC McDonnell suggests an easier way to GMG3 Neal, GMG3 Evans, and SN Mann! Caboveb. Below, SN Christiansen, FTG3 Wolf, SN Garing, and SN Schuck listen to a sum- mary of the day's action over the 1MC, f-'vi 4' 1 .P I v I A 'W U Q s ' R, 5- .,,., '3 jf 5 DD MKQ Sea Dragon Commence fire, Mounts 1 and 2! , and BAUSELL fires her first salvo at targets along the North Viet Nam coastline. During our duty as a unit of Sea Dragon Forces, our main battery chalked up hits on logistic craft, supply lines, coastal defense guns, and kept the coastline batteries too busy to shoot back. H Mount 51's Crew, Caboveb starring Fast Fisher, Speedy Moad, and Rapid Fire Wollard, with GMG3 Webb, and SN Gafing. Mount 52's Crew Cbelowb takes a break. SN Henslee, BM3 Cobble, GMG3 Evans, and a wandering FT, Wolf. vang, ' W .,,, W ,,,, X p my M909 ,Y g ....?,.,1.1 A, Q -1 L11 -A4 ' if-L'xQ.1.,' 'li JIT' -:Li The Captain and LTJG Higgins, discuss the plan of attack faboveb, as the mount crews clear the decks of expended powder cases fbelowj and ENS Jacobsen searches for a new target fright centerj. I Q' A lookout, dressed for action, scans the coastline for any sign of enemy guns. ,ws '- f-1- --pd mf-.-2.51-r-1,,,1 'XXX yi Ii F ,ff 'E 1 1 E 3 1 1 2 3 E 2 . I ,?': f'tgxg-:fi .-1 1-Q . . Tragedy at sea in the war zone USS FORRESTAL CVA 59 3 C - heads for Subic Bay after disasterous fire on after part of F Flight Deck. We are refueled from INTREPID Ooelowj, as SM3 Daniels Crightj receives our instructions from the Task Group Commander---Join FORRESTAL and assist! As we arrive on the scene, a helo lands on the hospital ship REPOSE. SN Beams and Lamberti fleftl clean up, after refueling. , ,, ,,fff, f , .Mm r ,,Mw, Land? No,Subic Bay! SN Fisher, SH3 Regalado, and PC3 Gates stop by the Geisha Club for some much needed refreshment. Below, two typical Philippine village scenes. ia I ' -.4 ' , yer: 2 ,2 7,4 '1 ,ff I f' .'lA.1.i.,:. . ,-.u. L -Aim.. - -Y--.4 vi-wn Liberty Call Sasebo, Japan After our first tour on the line , the CPO's throw a party. Front row, from the left: LCDR Susag, Captain Thomas, SHC Thompson, BTC McCormick, EMC Pangier, and SMC Greer. Back row: MMC Folsom, SKC Wilson, GMGC Grundmeyer, BMC Rogers, PNC Anderson, RDC Goodman, ICC Silveira, GMGC McDonnell, and CSC Vines. A highlight of our visit was our softball game with a local Sasebo team. To the right, TM2 Goldberg and LTJG Kiefer Work out the infield. Below, ICFN Smith lines into left center for a hit. 'iii - -.V ' 'Y' ? ' p s ww E f-19 2 wa 5.5.--. MM, ....... , , ,. , , FN WM? 4 ,, 4 , In ' aff 4 of if tv, , ',f,Z,, , 5, J-yi. . ,,,. H K S 3 1 i 1 F. 1 'A ff up 'Z Gt, ., .',f?'y4, Y gs ,AN L.. N J Q W X W ,J mf Play Ball! LTJG MoCray studies the opposi- tion from the dugout flefty as the scoreboard shows us ahead 1-0. Two spectators pulling for the visi ting team lleftj, TM2 Goldberg Qabovej comes through, ending the inning, f,- -.f '1 '3'.':'t1: 1C'j12IJ452R.XT-7. - -'2' '5'!' '- -ii , Wu . 9 .a--,....- Y, la, .angle-A e L---f-fax f - -- 'f ' f-M1-'fs ff , 64.2 ,Q ,t , .,,, if r 1 i .LL in Mr, Kiefer, could we have your autograph? CaboveD Below, first base coach, SN Snyder, on the job. f sf 4 W ' M 4 j , What'd I do this time coach? FN Reynolds and SN SCHUCK. As the game ends, the CO presents a BAUSELL plaque to the Captain of the Sasebo team Caboveb. A tired, but happy team looks on. inn-ggi v I Q . I e 15-- xl. ' -uI....L....,., .... .....a..n.4e,.,..1'. - ..- E 1 1 , W1 ' V Aww 3 ' ,, 5 Ei LF ' 4 1 ch, Q 1, 5 fl 1 Q , X w 1 V x 5 . A11 ashore that's going ashore. RD3 Remenih and STG3 Graville lead the way. i v 6 HOI1g KOIIQ 1 M Q . S I The rest ofthe liberty party fills three water taxlesi INTREPID, PORTERFIELD, and AGERHOLM I s moored in Hong Kong Harbor to the west of us, q fabovey . Below, the bow hook less 15 shoves off, 2 as the liberty party heads for Hong Kong bargains. 'nal ,h i 5 3 I. .Tv I K jaw-. - an, V. 1: 1 a l f - -' ,zhwa'.:2-P ,1. -.-ye A ff X., -If x - gps' Q he 5:5 wma.. s -K f 1- - 3: ' - i . , -..4.:x:. dxf. -3 ., s X ,,.h .M Y ' X , News . Y e N ' , alms Lg, H0 5 313,252-5 b sl' ,. W 1 . V .1 ,-.-,' 4- ,V -1- .g-qu' '1 . f . ' -E 4 - ,, :w9P5 f 4.1-w 'f-I 44-y?T'5 Q.'X'1 'K 'F ol J 11 :Y T ,Z ' 0 Heading for Hong Kong relaxation. i V M ' f ff ,,.,, ff ' We af , ' - 1 ' . ,. Ziff-:S..Wf:-W, aL..M,4..ff ' IW A X ' Qi? Sf ix ,Q 4 , W ,, ,J t V 0 ' f I ,' J - 'fi 7, f 4 W ' f- ' mm' ,J , W ,, W Q M ' V, 'ft 3 2' if r ,,,. i t ,,,,,.,m,,f ff. f f 9 .,f,, 5,3 ,Sfmt .QW I , 1, .f, if - X f f , ,, A 5 Ax H - V - - f W 5.1. 5 M Ivan, v,,, tw? f ,M The guide of the water taxi formation leads the way ashore. Once ashore, the town is oursg relaxation, bargains, and refreshments. N 5 44 S if g , S 4' at -4 of X Q' 0 v if , wavy W 'Q W ws E f 'RWM W Y ,, W ,V '4 , f -as w N f 1 4 Q 0 x 4 9 All paths lead to the China Fleet Club. QM2 Bell and SN Uehlein navigate the Hong Kong traffic under Bel1's leadership. ETR2 Lovewell Cbelowb can't believe his eyes. iw! ,,,,, -it r,,t fa xi Q K 1 2 1. 1 1 .El ..... ,M ' ,,f , 4 E i f W v ,Q A ii 1 - 1 I i i c, W, me 1 1 I I BAUSELL's MWB rigged for towing. i it 3 f 5 Y E 1 2 El 4' 2 I I . 1 I 4 i 1 I . 3 1 4 3 i 3 5 2 . E ,T Q L y . fgpux in X Q 1 Chinese painter touches up Quarterdeck bulkhead. 'YUUQW The fresh air topside brings the snipes out of the bilges. RM2 Milham and SN Moad have their morning coke break fl y 1 , . V 44 f BM2 Dotson gives knot tying instructions to coke sales- girl and side cleaning honcho . SP-sf Fantail sales soar as SKB Sammut and SMSN Daniels have a coke. Beppu The Great Budda of Beppu watches BAUSELL anchor in Beppu Harbor in the early morning for a short visit. Our liberty boat Stands by as all hands shift into liberty uni- form. 3? I ,f I xg. iq 4,, ,Jw ,,x- ' .,,. -4 ,,,,. ,.. ..,f A ...f ,.,, - .h.,.,,1,,,,,,, he Iiii - I I l , I I I I 1I I I I i I I I I I 7 I The Mayor s Visit I I ,lf I ij i I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I The CO greets the Mayer of Beppu as he comes aboard for lunch and a tour of the ship Qabovej . After lunch, the Captain explains DASH graphically Qleftj and shows the Mayor the View from the signal bridge Qbelowj. ,Wg ' 3-V-1' .',','.' ', ..- 4, ,,,. Q17 , 1 1- J: -T. Q-ag5l:g,L1:4s-r::'::,, N ,. ,, - 'R 44, ml On the afternoon of the first day of our visit, Japanese visitors come aboard to see the BAUSELL flefty. fv 4? 'J X NN 6 f fa W f f SN Curry and SH2 Collins head for Beppu. .1 I just want to see the sights . STG2 Stautz. I need some Yen. Has any- one seen Mr. Hartley ? STG3 Noland. 3 r .u..f.,., ...,-,...,...,..- Q - lylhnvh- A i L 'l i i L' V V. r l I . I 2 . i r. E F i E H L x. I, ,. 1 I . I ,Q E S V. F i si a R . t 4. m V1 .-5 F Q--3' -ae: Y Dlx Yoko . . .Last Chance vu-'F I'11 tell you Chief, you see, West was going over the side and . . . faboveb. SA Christiansen, ETR3 Fitoha, and SN Murray figure roughly a thousand rounds to go. or .W N I 1 Sun Laundry on the Fantail. y 3 1 ki as S, Fantail crews handle ammo prior to liberty call. LTJG Fisher stands by the brow qbelowb. r 1 psf' ps: --,, ti 3 zv-,l :',g,F ,,i:.,gge4 fl.-1,l'l,fI 1 l,4 , ,Q .rift 1.g.2'a-, ' e f - i- I g , g Q ' 'W i ., ' P 1 A ' -'Y H- , A. J - - , - . .' , f,,'f1 ,Q A ' Ammo Handling RM2 Duesler, RD3 Bafford, QM3 Yee, and ETR2 Lovewell earn their pay with a refresher course in ammo handling , Ooelowl. Never again!---till next - time. FN Bryant. STG3 Fouts fbelowj handing powder up from the magazine. Oooh, that's heavy. , ICFN Smith, BT2 Svoboda, MM3 Siegfried, and RD3 Clay- ton on the job. X , W f aw ' :gigg- ......1......,t,.,. -,N,,.,, W, xii i, '1 4 5 Just A 5 i x X Please take it easy. SN Guenth- ner fl eftl. 5 A '1 Terrible, isn't it? SMSN Plaxioo, SM3 Trotter, SN Clark and DCFN Coffman. GMGC McDonnell directs FN 5 Cornelius, FN Griffin, and FN l Pieh. That's it! Easy now. LT Powers, ADRAN l' A Lesieur, SA Jones, and FN Sorensen, I used to be a deck ape. says RDSN Sohenok, leading RM2 Mil E ham. F' so W' il f-'J' Few More K A. --AA - These are easier to carry than the cannon balls I carried as a Seaman First. Chief Thompson gives the ammo handling detail a hand. Which way does it go? ETR2 Lovewell. For this I get PRO Pay? ETN3 Albrecht Cavovej. Daniels, Trotter, Lowman, Beams, and Pieh head aft with the last powder load. rim- V7 3 i A l 4, 4 we X E i 4 l J N V a I 1 4 1 I 'i I 1 1 l Q l 'l P ill 19' 1. 'I Zi v , li Y 1 i E. 2 I 1 V I i ? 3 . S-i 1 A 5 3 , 1 ,l. And HOITIB . . . As the sun sets on the Tonkin Gulf we head for San Diego and home. We feel proud of our ao- complishments and look forward to getting home to our families on October 25th. W - - -,.-sf' '- . . W, ',' V , .' M HZ Qi 115,15 - 5:vLlgLi1iQ.f S . .5 4:2 1 'ipiwj 'K Now, Muster on Station Both DASH Birds present and d accounted for. ETR2 Audiss. SM2 Keller fstandingj tells MM3 Siegfried what it is like up on the signal bridge. : Y1ff?fE i5? i ?i?51W 1' l ' A gawk NX W K s .SJ 1 3 L Commanding Officer Commander Gerald E. Thomas was born June 23, 1929, in Natick, Massachusetts. He received his education at Harvard University and was commissioned through the N.R.O.T.C. program in June, 1951. Commander Thomas served as Engineering Officer on board USS NEWMAN K. PERRY QDDR-8835, and then in the Gunnery and OP' erations department on board USS WORCESTER QCL-1443 . ln 1957 Commander Thomas attended the Russian Language COUISS at the U. S. Naval Language School, Anacosita, Maryland. HG Qual' ified as a Russian interpreter, and was assigned the National Secu- rity Agency at Fort Meade, Maryland. Commander Thomas served as Executive Officer of USS LOWE QDER-3255 , and then commanded USS IMPERVIOUS QMSO-449i . S I n 1963 Commander Thomas was assigned to the Bureau of Naval Personnel as head of the NROTC and College Program Section. ln June 1966 Commander Thomas was graduated with distinction from the Command and Staff Curriculum at the U. S. Naval WHT College, and received the degree of Master of Seienee in Inter- national Affairs from George Washington University. Y ,g ' 1 ' fi f , A . A Y- Q . . 1 -,.,.,.-,.N.,A,,.3f.a.:.g:..-asm. , , +'- -lf Q r s-'.' .1 V V 4 f Q- .t,..', - .X-.1 A ,-2... P ' ,-4.5! 5 uf.:-.gp - . Y - MQW W7'?5fi7?'? A 'Q 'M aggifi T 'f: ?'f,1sgS' .wwe ,. f- . A 'wffwrfas YQ-' my tv- '. . f f!f ig - 'Ja W. a7:w,f 'f4Xf'N , ' '-Qftfv bs , ea: N , mqfy .gag g -- JMX. a, ,, f '7 .1 Fffvfeavfgwfi Q-.gi , , ,Z , ,MA Xl? Executive officer Lieutenant Commander G. R. Susag was born in Alexandria, Minne sota. He received his commission 'through the U.S. Naval Academy in 1959. Lieutenant Commander Susag served as division and Weapons Of- ficer on board the USS KIDD CDD-6615 until 1961. He was then as- signed to precommissioning duties as division and Weapons Officer on board the USS LAWRENCE QDDG-43. Lieutenant Commander Susag served as Assistant Readiness and Training Officer for Guided Missiles, Ordnance, and Seamanship with Commander Cruiser-Destroyer Force, U.S. Atlantic Fleet from 1965 to 1967. In April 1967 Lieutenant Commander Susag reported aboard BAUSELL for duties as Executive Officer. 4' ' - fl--V af.:-izrg ua. 1'-Q : rs 15-. .ff-,-in 4- ' :af5-fi-1:1-1:5: '-at'i7f-5,'gf45,fan'ff2,:T-1 f-31:4 :gil-'f.+ X '3 el -- f ' . V -' V fr-:-ip-:.: f -1-'-::'.J' 'tix-Q' - - V 'fn A ' ' 35 Y-f--- - ---f-f - 'Y--W Y L- 1,,- f- Y X - ---Y-19,--.--.feEf43?. X ya. N., fm M nv N' -.Q LT Powers, Weapons Officer, discusses the last UNREP with the CO and XO. The C aptain Super Snipe ' McKearn LTJG Hartley, Supply Officer, on pay day Qaboveb. LTJG McCray communicates for a , . living. LT Sullivan, Operations Offi- 4- cer, hard at work fabovej. Be- low The First Lieutenant, LTJG Fisher, on the job. X 'qv' WM-, T., '-1 , Y .. --,....-- .,-,,..,t ww., .-,-, -,, fm1f-- ---gf ,pf -xr: 11:--: B-sn'-rrlzf-f-2 211:-Y - Af- ff -,nr-f. 'A'-, ,f L: aura: - ,url-4 em' rnmunl V Y 'W ' !ll 2 Forward station on the line. ENS Snider, MPA up on paper work CaboveD vghile LTJG ENS Denmark' Pro- Higgins, ASW officer, watches an SPSCUVG COYHTIIUMCH- UNREP Cbelowb. tions Officer. ENS Smith, Electrical Officer, on watch Caboveb. LTJG Stolt, EMO, conns the ship alongside Cbelowb. LTJG Chesterfield, holidays in Sasebo Caboveb. Below, LTJG Kiefer, DASH Officer, checks astern while conning. OC Division . . . BAUSELL Radiomen ,,, iX.., K. RM1 Hays on the job in radio central fabovei, while RM2 Duclo explains his technique to the fantail club. 4 ,Dyk ef se X RM3 Jordan is up early to relieve the Watch ' SN Yount entertains on the mess decks 7 V-..,.,--...M,...,.mf-L11-m,.w:fn-.m.f1--mcg' -13, ... .ff W 'rex RM2 Duesler checking a patch before heading for the bridge to sign yoke re- ports. The Hook RMI Cook gets a radio check on Voice common with a fleet tug. RM3 Harrison reports, It's not us. Have them check their transmitter. Also on the job in radio central throughout the cruise were RM3 Livingston, RM3 Rankin, RM3 Spencer, RM3 Milham, RM3 Groohowski, and RM3 Vaughn. 'L is ' fluartermasters . . . QM3 King, thefiiuartermaster King, takes the logs to the bridge Caboveb. Below, QM2 Bell, heads for the com- partment after 12 hours on the bridge during Sea Dragon Ops. , 21? ', 1 J: I mf!! i ii I 5 use A . QM3 Horgan -- Smi1ing??'? SN Crozier Caboveb and SN Jenkins Cbelowj get the Ol deck ready for Sasebo. H air. and Signalmen Haul it down Plax. Faster! SM3 Cole on Watch. A :E 2? 5! at 5? 'Q ,nov 2 SN Plaxico, hauling it down, faster. SMC Greer supervises flashing light drill Cbelow while SMSN Trotter and SMSN Daniels look on Crightl. SM2 Keller, SN Dye and SN Langan rounded out the signal gang. rr-V, -- . px, -- , 'fi-gli WN.. 7....,.,.M. L, ,, ,,f...11e,-e::?if:i,Ta-:, , ,- -. ,mew,w,,,.,...l-..,T..:.o,,f,............A....,.v,.A.........-.-...m...h..- ,.-.a .. .,., ...,....7,-.... , ,,,,, 1 OI Division . . . Radarmen 1 in i 1 3 3 if That can't be right. RD3 Drysdale ' I 1 T i RD2 Remenih on the scope. 4 1 l Ti i 1 D RDSN Schenck Caboveb and RDSN Tiger Bob Lowman Cbelowj off watch. To the lower left RD3 Short Timer RDC Goodman. These 'dOg Backus tracks an island. watches' are murder. I 4 1. il E QQ! ff Sfkw 'i vi ' i - 1, if 1 - ar . JL.-QL : ,,...,., -.w...,g1-L:f1:v-agswr-Ag .:,:...-if -rs-:.:nn.-,iraq -.Y RD2 Ruffner reading one of his tactical pubs , t 4 ff . ff . ,puff X t i laaa X - ' ' , s ,- f1,f ., tif 'Wf gsymifge , , ,paw M - f ' ,, i 5 fd, 'wwf , w f, ,4, .X ff' is W WW f X Qwest, ff my-:1,,1 W1 'i kj ,L fy fjffff, f-Su Ze ,,, Ag! Cabovej. RD2 Moffat Cbelowj explains why the RD3 Mya' gotta be kiddinn Matthews. doctor said he needed shades , fi RD1 Poe telling of the old days. SN Wright, I'11 get it this time. J SN Char1ie Guenthner in the compartment Caboveb. RD3 Bafford gets a trim Cbelowb. -'eu .ff-Y, LJ! -' -A'-'-'sf if :r.'A3TV?TB,':EG'1!l 5,'A ivvfqdh page 3,1 RS rf W I I Electronics Technicians . . . X 'ff 0 if ,iff ETC Lindner smiling with QM3 Yee and ETN2 Hartsuch ready for Beppu liberty. appreciation gang. ETN3 Yocum is always studying. ETR2 Lovewell Cbelowb does PMS for his ET gf -QU X57 1 fin S :Sf L V Lila fa sf fp: NSQMM WK on his camera. X' i I ETN3 Fitcha, I'Ve gotit 2 fixed! HIGH ws iW 49? W Q W f fy, M ' A I 'fi ETR3 Felt, This ground wire has a short. E ,K b' ETN3 Shattuck, And, I've got the duty. ETR3 DeBerry fleftj evalua- rfzr:-:,m.rvw ,rr-r ' vvK11'QS'!'Z'J.B' 'ff' 'f CZ.SL, Y'5!?Q. fl ' il AM.-V J., an-on ff ' ETR3 Key, I just can't figure it out, I thought I was getting short , ting the problem. ETN3 Albrecht frightj , No, not exactly like the LST Navy. ETR2 Moffat Cleftj , It reminds me of home. 5 w.. I ya., -I 1 . X g . 6 ,,,!?1.,...,..--..h-.,.,,,-..t.., A...-.,t..,..,,.V, ,.,.,,,. ...,... ....---, , II I I I M Division I I I I I I I I I I I FN Bryant Caboveb and FN Atkinson Cbelowb on watch. FN Tedder wishes he could shift to the handset. 7 NW MMC Folsom Qabovey on his coffee break. MM3 Gonsalves and MM2 Gragg bound for Hong Kong Qbelowj . I .51 J? J noon I t I I I -I II, li X CIC, Main Controlg sorry a I bout your air conditioner-- .I5 --it's hot down here too. MM2 Goodwin. .II Z i II I JI I thought this was the M Division compartment. FN Applegate. YM' X C M W i MM3 Nelson Clefty , Ready to answer all bells. FN Bown qrightj coming off watch, MM2 Beard Caboveb on 4 the port side for some fresh air. FA Ontiveros Crightb checks in the log room. MM2 Billick Qleftb, That helo looks too-o-o close, MMI Miller, Yes, I guess I can make it for H 24 more hours ni? , ,S Q fm ' sf' MM3 Sneddon, You should see me m my bunk! ax i B Division 1 362 ,- an K 11 FN Reynolds, Three boilers is just about a day's work. FN Pieh, lt's cleaner ,ai H 3' Alf , y w FN Northum agrees with the than the coal we use in the fire-room. Highly appropriate sign. H BT2 Harris Cbelowb, No, there's ! i s i not pirates in these waters. FN Clark, at the stop sign. BT3 Cartwright, No Sir I J haven't seen any watermelons down here. STU P f BT2 Heisserer Cbelowj, Just like the Chief said, 'Easy, don't use force .... BT2 Hoobler Cbelowl, , It sure feels good to get out of the hole, af- ter a hard day's work, V o i X ,iff , f X f f BT2 McLain, qbeiowb, LibeffY Cans' Af 5,1 wi iwln... FN Sorensen fabovej, I like it here. FN Hyde qbelowy joins the Pepsi generation. FN Griffin, outting out FN Thompson flower lefty has the picture by M X' X ,lwy ' -A ,1 'ff , ,A . 7 X 'fx EMFN McK1nny, Caboveb, Look, it is a merma1d ' EN3 Hooker can 7 ff' , W! fQ , , ,' fry We wffn f 32443, ' pt, 'W 5 M , W M , K ? ,W a Wfkflff 1 31 Qi i V43 . f hw, M., f an 1 M Vw fl 7,4 4 M9900 - C aff., M bla nh.--sv Gly W f, f , , f' 1 I, W' f, ' Q X nwgh-7' , f , ' ' Q , W M , WMM' Liv, f MMV if ,ff 0 1, ff 1' f f' WWW nm . A , ' 9 9 , X ' fum f an 5 , ,, 1 f , 'V ff W , 1 'W ff W I' 1 ' 4 ,- fm - ' fm' Q ,I , If dxf I 'f?f?5,y'ff,W5f , ' I ' WV Q , 1 W 4 fy . wut I, X, f CMJ, V Us - ,- ,, , f ,W- ,.'-' W Z ' ff flqgf, 34 3 A f A 5, . ,1 , f no F 3 F or FN Steve Belliel Cleftj, You mean to say he looks like me'? Next to Steve is brother George. F ICFN Smith I 'ust thre y X FN Hammond Caboveb with a puzzled expression. l ' J W the dis- Chief Neveras Gower 1eftD contemplates tance 11118 OVC-3I'bO3I'd. gyro problems. FN Crewdson searches for an air compressor. iii- E i 1 '1 1 X1 i N N N i E ae 1 EM3 Carson Caboveb, I can't have the I next watch. I EN3 Koslowski Cbelowb. One man Ship- fitter team. 1 .V ! u 41 il 1 P W . V 1 f , I i s Aly i i 1 f F 1 i I 52 ii 1 I , Y , ff' EM1 Cole, ready for liberty. FN Manks, Electrician in the sky. DC1 Flood O'Nei11's voice carries well ICC Silvera Qabove leftywith his usual inspiring smile. MM1 Jordan fabovej in the reactor? lC2 Johnson Cleftj , Midway is my fav- orite liberty port. MR3 Stalker Cbe- low lefty , Long time, no liberty. ICFN Sinclair, duty, duty lCMan REQ i I I I Ist Dlvlslon SN Aubuchon gets a Holiday SN Irons runs a paint shop Cavoveb. Below, SN Lamberti and SN Beams discuss the next replenishment. X I At Work . . .At Play Q SN Chaput and SN Marrero Qabovej use Sans Stage method in Midway. SN Woolard Qbelow oenterj locates a Sea Bat. SN Curry, Qbelow rtghtj gets set for another refueling. Q, f 4. in 1 ag. Wi BWI xxx . 'N I'm gonna be a boatswain mate. SN Pitman SN Spratling Cabovej caught napping. Above right, SN O'Connor carries 5 powder charge. SN Murray I Crightb in the pay line. SN Kocsis Cbelowb puts the rudder over full. SN Bertram Clower right thinks of SN Tuck at the days end. home. 40 SN Rivera tests the flight deck nets' SN Decker Seamen Cfrom leftb Ambrose, Barton, and Beams in the Qbelowj ready for a boat run. pay line st 4... ssss it Some Seamen . . . Ulf ff- ' i ' SN Irons demonstrates bight to SA Garcia and SN , Hopkins flefty. SN Ambrose admires shoeshine. BM3 Cobble enjoys his work. I SA Garcia, SA Langan, and SN Wolcott at work Cabove leftb. BMC Rogers, Manned and Ready. Below, BM2 Dotson dines out. Smiling SN Jackson Cabove rightb. BM3 Fahrenwald Cbelowb sets SN Cunnea and SN Moad straight. is.. ,M Li .,,, -+-af - f ' 1' ww, ,V I I ww My I I - W , ' 7 W V J f 1 Zim, My f I X , 2 ,....-.,,tm.J,, ,,,..n,f.,v.-me-ut-fl,-.-,,f.. -ff-fA,1:m-f-151.1-gms: -1..,--v-- A ., . ,, - .., , I , W RW! A f What do I do now? SN Mann After station riggers stand easy. From left, SN Woolard, SN Bertram, and SN Hopkins. The serious division officer. qAbove lefty. SA Pahl just got off mess cooking. fCenterJ. SN Borges frightj finds a seat. Below, SN Lamberti Cleftb and SN Lepore Ccenterb with tools of trade. SN Rivera Crightj, artist at work. Z hang. ca SA Newlan touching up the over- 'Q X IFA Bile' -KS rwf, NNN, W N if I f-Q, W0 gage' M ,T 2 lv .it 2nd Division FTG1 Campfield, Take your time, I've got all day. FTG2 Brown, fbelowj , poses as Mr. Clean. GMG3 Cowan fbelow righti What did you say about Texas? Wy, GMG3 Evans, But Chief, they look pretty, do they have to work? Below, GMG3 Webb gets the mount ready for a Sea Dragon mission. 5 M51 58 x 'W -y 'rez- o jf' -X . 3 SN Miles Caboveb, Yes, I've had enough of Sea Dragon. Come on Neal, hand me some paint. SN Sanders Crightb. That fellow looked a lot like Hank Wi11iams. SN Elwood Cbelowj. Aw Y..- 1,--.-v ' -,Q 'W' f ra a Dafa 'v 'txmfr-F, 7 ' 1' rvf' 'T , - .1 . SN Pallitta, Please, not again. E GMG3 Evans and GMG2 Butler Cabovej await liberty boat. Below SN Garing looks for land. , i I , l 59 ' I E 3 I 1' I L 1 I , E1 Vw 1 I 's iz I 3 1... , ,Q M I I ,,,,., .,,, , ri, J -1 a i Look, when it's painted it's happy, so I paint it. FTG3 Geisler. FTGSN Cox Crightj, I worked to prepare dinner and they all go ashore to eat. Y 3-., .. A r Y Shou1d I shoot him? FTG3 Delaura C1eftD. Above, FT's hold a convention amid ships. FTG3 Glasco Cbelowl di- rects someone looking for work. FTG3 Hackett, I wonder if it will really work? ENS Jacobsen, below left, the happy division officer. , ---1:1- T T' 'f f,':' ,A -fp 1 rv ' y -AX. - SN Conatser and friendly life preserver. Cbelowj, takes ten. Zim L , f , 2 f ws, if ,ff , ,S-S w so 3 f X M Q' f 1, Qs S . 1 X XA , A -, 565 Nz , K X rt ' ' W Sgt-2 ' , K X f, A , f 4 NW, 4,.,,,,, WW. fel V f f as Xi QL:-Z:JfF Z T. S. f Q f S f X 4 K 6, 'A W , f h if U fa1rigwsMS.,w lt f , W f , 2 'Qi S w?'w4f:v:x:f':ffG:t1 ivy: ,4,,,,,fxA ,,x ' ,f ,ff , ,, if ,Q , I ' H ' ' .- -V gli? T As..---, .4 bluff- 11 - .' LEiF-A !' '.5!9' I'd rather be a yeoman. SN Carter Caboveb. SN Reynolds Cbelowj ' records replenishment speeds. SN Benningfield Cleftj and SN Christensen Crightb get the point. wk if ,f 4 I f S Mwaqwwmmg v A . 1 l ,, s Raw STC Chapman, The SN Overstreet, Now, what about STG2 Stautz, I've got peanut butter. I Ping King. my bunk lashing? What else you have to trade? un Q Nl Q , SN Kinne , Made th'rd? I h 't t the test.' 'y 1 aven aken STG2 Spellman, What's up Doc? rl g ' t 'E 1 I X I 1 I 1 4 3 ,, fi? 3 ff nffi N, Z N lm N E in N STG3 FOIHS, relaxes OH a flower pot. STG2, Sconce, Looks like a bacterium. GT? ?H W i' 62 If 1 1 L' - W M Aw V- ' flfwf' STG3 Boyle, Hey, Blethen, there's a fly in your coffee! I just found it. STG2 Blethen qrightj Y V Gi X AS V Division Where was that they required 'assistance ? STG3 Graville MMM, STG2 Noland Qleftj joins in ammo handling party Wwpff ' U , Hawk' 'K GMGC Grundrneyer, No, it was a little fly. Untouchab1es Cabovej. SN Gillenwater Cbelowl wondering where to put his Peacoat next. xx Q . XSS -R E I I l l Q l 1 1 I ww- X W X 5 -NA X NXXWX5 3 SNX SEX XS .. gwbg we 'Sw ' X K LTJG Kiefer on station, Helo detail SN Jones Caboveb, Me, an airda1e? Below, SN ADRAN Lesieur, There has to be one more bolt in the bucket. EN2 Pegg and ATN3 Aubuchon fbelowj Ready to Fly . Snyder, That's the way it is. S S -Na 1 ,Zi ,SX l ig 1 53, 'VAV Q-552. , A 6 65 Supply On the Job During the cruise the food was great CSC Vines Qlefty with the help of his crew kept us fed well. SN Uehlein fbelow lefty mulls over a menu. SN Felix Qrightj on the night shift in Chief Thornpson's BAUSELL laundry. SK3 Sarnmut Cabovej looks over requisitions for parts we need SH2 Collins Cleftb checks the ship's store inventory Below SN Plough on the job. He estimates giving 15,650 haircuts during the cruise 332,125 worth at stateside prices, 5,415 'iwiff' SN King breaks be- fore dinner. SN Schuck off duty. 'E 6 . in 1 I' I SH3 Bandit Regalado, ship's store operator. His sales for the cruise include 39,242 candy bars, 2,996 bars of soap, 1,727 cans of pork and beans, and 12,469 packs of cookies. His annex fthe coke machineb sold 126,522 cokes. Not bad. 'WY mvffwf--mN Q V f W,.,,1t , XX Wx. AF N.. situation to the bridge. SN Waldron Cleftb spent many nighfS baking. SD3 Reyes prepares lunch in the pantry Caboveb. SN Kosaka Cabove rightj explains the 67 SN Fisher Cleftj enjoys handling am- mo. SN Reeves Crightb and the world's largest dump. CS3 Carney Cbelowb would rather be cooking. SKC Wilson Cbelow leftb keep us supplied with spare parts. SHC Thompson Cbelowb may look like a radio man, but his services make extended tours at sea seem just like down town. DK1 Justiniano Cbelow leftb becomes the man of the hour every other week on payday. -:Ti 'L N v,...:i,,,,,5.,,:,q -V A rf- 5 ,nv V5 1 :.' T g2T ' ' ' 1. 4g', '?3l'Z' ZEN Wssfsi , .Mn , at 4 4 5 4 lnulll'l ' I qp6 S9t b Chow . . Here it is, another successful meal. In the serving line fabove lefty , FN Northum and ETR2 Audiss help themselves, while SN Hopkins fleftj waits his turn. RM3 Groohowski Cabovej seerns to be satisfied and you know BT2 Hoobler and SFP2 Lewis are - fbelowj x , W -nuu-n-n- R f a 1' ,1 Special Services . . . Doc and Gates Doc Woods, SN Nelson, and PC3 Gates combine their talents to keep us well and keep us informed. Doe and Gates, above, AK X SN Nelson Qleftb assures Curry that it only hurts for a little while. Doc Woods thinks, My hangover medicine is just about gone. study the seas. Gates, above left sorts the last of the mail. - ,asf fa- fi: as gf' .- , lu' ' fl Q. I -. ' f . ,S 124511: -fc' T3 4?i'CfR: '7Qi i3.L.jf ' Ship's Office Good morning, conn on the line, YN3 Dovming Somebody doesn't think so! P 1 5 3 A 1 3 i l The Yeomen and Personnel men kept theioaper pal- ace humming. YNl Tefft fleftjg PNC Anderson fbelow leftlg SN Walrth 4 flower rightjg SN Reynolds fbelowb . 1 Is Viz 71 s 1 E 2 f E 1 ii 5 I 1 'N , li Z 5 Turn to, Commence Ship's Work SN Murray Cleftj Mail Call! Relaxing Radiomen Cabovel and ENS Polanski Cbelowb. S I i j+ E i 'avg' Maffvf'N v I amwqam 3 !f , . S in - N , S 'Y ,ah . - . Sw ,A , . ., .1 All 7 'D 1. At work: GS2 Lewis Clefth, SN Pitman Cbelow leftj, SN Lepore Cbelowb, and ...'? ...Al 1 , ff f 33 My , W f ,, -V f My m - . X. S, X Q 1 - 4 -Q. , .I , lv - , 3 Q u , 'P--if P : r 7 SHC Thompson loves to carry bullets Caboveb. SK1 Jacobs Cleftj patrols the pay line. Below left, SN Jackson and SN Clark repair the lifeline. LTJG Kiefer Cbelow rightb examines the Bureau of Naval Personnel Manual. - K- I v -.nun nf,.xy,..-:s:f.ef,.xZ 1,..--- -,,.-- -f ' 6 r Q ' 5 mf -+ ,M 1 S, 4-Q, s f fi 4 When FN Sorensen and BTFN Payne take a coffee? break, they do it right Cleftb. ETN2 Hartsuch is always eager to get to work. SN Christiansen Cbelowj up for a breath of air. s-n,- .E 6 Qaovj, me K I --T 'W-in fffw:ffvf- 1 1 1 1 i 4 e 4 r i I , 1 4 4 711 at-'wa SN Tillman studies for SK3. Below, FN Nester gets a workout. SN Reeves finishes up a night's work in the laundry. SN Kocsis CaboveD. Below, QM3 King and SN Orenzow discover new uses for swabs. Z Q' ,si .x. . Stewards at work Caboveb, TN Salosa and TN Mandapat. I fi RD3 Drysdale breaks in newly laimdered shirt. SMC Greer Cbelowl checking with the bridge about a signal. l my Sea Detail Soon SN Plaxico executes a flaghoist Cabovel. Be- LT Sullivan low, DASH Techs demonstrating their profi nl . , QM3 Horgin gets a view from the bridge. Q RD2 Ruffner, It's as easy as 1,2,3? ciency. Q SN Conatser tunes up for a song Qabovej Right RD3 Clayton has a big smile for the photographer. I Lf- 411861 . ti Fir' ' ' T4fHmR-f A f?53IFET 0 :Q ' - -ly-nf , ,,,,,..,, .....-..--..,...--...,- . 91 LT McKearn relaxes after mail call. l p 1 ,114 M i 5 U5 . 1 SN Felix off duty. 1. J, 1 1 K 1, a or if J i 1 1 w , Y E V 1: ,, i RD3 Mathews Caboveb. , Wrong number? ENS N Smith Cbelowb. Under- q way? 'IE Si? F H 'if S -iq l W 1 ul 12 SN Irons writes home to Richmond. rr kr Q if ,j SN CI'0Sby in MOuHt 52. SD3 Reyes and TN Mandapat Caboveb. Work, and 5 RM3 Vaughn and QM3 King Cbelowj. Play WWA. D gg' , A A V S mm X SN Clark ready for the beach FTG3 Delaura Cabovel CS3 Weddle Cbe1owD serves YN 1 Tefft as a cookout .La 1,4 3 rw Y, Q. iff Q 1 Bausell Sports Highlights . The BAUSELL Bullets basketball team fin- ished the season 11966-19675 with a 7-0 rec- ord. They went on to win the Mare Island Class A Destroyer League with a 9-1 record. During the season the team averaged 622, on their shots and kept the opposition scores They are: left to right, front row, Capt. Thomas, A. Hanson, Mare Island Athletic Di- rector, IC3 Smith, coachg second row: SN Reynolds, SN Miles, FN Lee, SN Tillman, FTG3 Glasco, and SN Presswoodg third row: RD3 Mathews, FN Reynolds, SN Hop, SN Mitchell, MM2 Rogers, and SN Kinney. At softball, the BAUSELL team made a fine showing prior to deployment and in several games while deployed. Player-coach IC3 5 Smith is pictured to the left. low. Pictured above is the championship team. LTJG Higgins Corms the ship alongside as LT Powers watches FN Griffin, BT2 Svoboda, and FN Reynolds Caboveb. Dirty boilers are not fun. Sometimes our movies aren't so good. K SN Marcoux poses in Ops Compartment fleftj. ENS Snider and ENS Denmark battle Qrighti in wardroorn. Below, ASXV and 2nd Divisions stand at ease on the fantail. A, ,,,,,,,,,,,.-Ig SN Uehlein in the galley CaboveD. Below, farewell party for LTJG Pezzuti. RD1 Paysse exchanges best wishes. fx, U I i Lsgf.-. ,- . f' , YQ... , ' - , I ,f--',,,,e,, f f, f fy Q ,W X SAN Walrath stands by as the XO discusses a problem, 1, by 1 WWW s ' W 1 V 1 SN Miles Caboveb with line throwing gun. Below, SK1 Jacobs makes liberty call. 'N D5!1v1i:-uw ,I ' eslrvaifw t E Rf. BM2 Dotson Caboveb in the uniform of the day. Below, SN Reeves ready for in- spection. fr ASV v if xx SN Aubuchon, Ready! ETC Lindner and ENS Polanski Caboveb ride boat ashore. Below, S Division stands by for quarters. 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