Boston (CAG 1) - Naval Cruise Book

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1963 volume:

1 ,- .- ' 'Je ..-4. CHAIN-OF-COMMAND COMMANDER IN CHIEF President John F. Kennedy SECRETARY OF DEFENSE Honorable Robert F. McNamara SECRETARY OF THE NAVY Honorable Fred Korth ' cRulsE BooK STAFF CHIEF OF NAVAL OPERATIONS Admiral G.W. Anderson EDITORS COMMANDER IN CHIEF, U. S. ATLANTIC FLEET LTjg Gene E. Montenecourt Vice Admiral R. L. Dennison LTjg Richard J. O'Brien COMMANDER SIXTH FLEET . BUSINESS MANAGER Vice Admiral D. L. McDonald 3 Ens. Daniel E. Gelfman COMMANDER CRUISER-DESTROYER FORCE Q . , PHOTOGRAPHS BY U.S. ATLANTIC FLEET . Dr. Thomas McKnew, Rear Admiral R. H. Speck , , ar flf Vice Chairman V I coivnviANnER TASK. FoRcE sixrv 'g'af'0f12'Ge0gfaDh'C SOCIGW Rear Admiral J. J. Hyland - Beatty, PH3 CUMMANDER TASK GROUP slxrv POINT Two PUBLISHER Howa rd Woh l Associates Rear Admiral R. H.Weeks COMMANDING OFFICER USS BOSTON Captain Richard G. Colbert 7Oct 1961 7 Feb 1963 Proceedings 1 UNITED ww ,i 2 i REAR ADMIRAL ROBERT H. WEEKS COMMANDER CRUISER-DESTROYER FLOTILLA TEN lr fl ll l i iii l 1 1 Robert Harper Weeks was born in Springfield,l Massachusetts on November 2, 1909, and gradu- ' ated from the U. S. Naval Academy in 1932. He 1 served in the gunnery and engineering depart- ments ofthe USS CHESTER and USS PORTLAND before being ordered to the Submarine School at New London, Connecticut, in July 1934. From 1935 to 1938 he was assigned to the submarines USS S-43 and S-25 respectively, and was designated as qualified for submarine command. Following a tour of duty in communications, in the office of the Chief of Naval Operations COP- NAVJ, he served as Assistant Fleet Communica- tion Officer on the Staff of Commander in Chief, U. S. Atlantic Fleet from July 1941 until July 1944, returning to OPNAV as Assistant Chief of Naval Communications for Communication Security. 1 ln June 1947 he was ordered to command the 3 destroyer USS JAMES C. OWENS CDD-7761. ln 1948 5 1 . . i 3 3 , z 3 3 l 1? 3 S the OWENS senfed in the Palestine Patrol , being one of the first U. S. Naval vessels to fly the United Nations Flag. - After another tour of duty in the Office of the Chief of Naval Operations, Captain Weeks was ordered as Chief of Communications for the Su- preme Allied Commander Atlantic CSACLANTJ, and assigned in the establishment of that command in 1952. From 1952-1954 he commanded the Fleet Oiler USS SABINE CAO-251, in the Senfice Force, Atlantic Fleet. In 1954-1955 he was a student, Naval Warfare Course at the U. S. Naval War College, Newport, R. I. From 1955-1957 he served as Assistant Chief of Staff for Communications, Commander Naval Forces Far East and Commander Naval Forces Japan. He assumed command of Destroyer Squad- ron TEN on November 23, 1957. Upon being relieved as Commander Destroyer Squadron TEN on November 21, 1958, he reported to OPNAV for duty as Deputy Assistant Chief of Naval Operations fCommunicationsJ and Deputy Director of Naval Communications for Communi- cations. Rear Admiral Weeks received orders in February 1962 to proceed and report in early April to assume Command of Cruiser Division FOUR in the Medi terranean His first Flagship in the command was tgpbe the converted heavy cruiser USS CANBERRA G 2 On 1 July 1962 as a result of reorganization of the Cruiser Destroyer Forces U S Atlantic Fleet Commander Cruiser Division FOUR became Com mander Cruiser Destroyer Flotilla TEN with his flag In USS BOSTON CCAG 13 the worlds first guided missile cruiser AWA' ln addition to the Legion of Merit and the Secretary of the Navy Commendation Ribbon the Admiral also has been awarded the American Defense Service Medal with Bronze A American Campaign Medal World War ll Victory Medal Navy Occupation Service Medal and the National De- fense Service Medal. ln 1934 Rear Admiral Weeks married the former Reina Sigrid Alvord of Longmeadow Massachu- setts They have two children- Sigrid H. 26 and JohnA 24 ' . . . . ' ' , 1 Q ' ' u 11 Q , 1 ' I 1 1 1 , E ' . . . . ' ' ' 1 ' , I ' I . . . . ' 1 y 1 he ' 1, 1 -' , .gg----3-. H 2 f i f 1 4 rf.-f 1, T., - ., , ,,,..,1. .44 ...-. I, , . K . .. V . ,. . H , , ,, , ,, V ,, , - ,Z-'ir'-?'jxf.,1-5-gf? gps ITP ff 1 - 5f1 ',2i. 9 -' .,:.Tgi: ,gf , ' 1 .:. , ,C-i 7,.. - A , wr' A ,wi-Jf.sJ ' ff? . A 1 X 5-:,- '- .71 gf. ,',,- M.. -- '5 . .Q Captain Gayle C. FOLTZ was born in Glendale, California on May 28, 1918 and entered the senlice as a Reserve Midshipman in August 1940 with a Reserve Cruise on board USS TUSCALOOSA. He attended Northwestern University from March 1941 to June 1941. From 1941 to 1943 he senfed in the USS WESTPOINT CAR-233 and in November 1943 he commissioned and took command of the USS LEOPARDUX-1221. ... ...- .1 .... .-.. .4..-. 14.4 :fl-a.f--u1- He attended CommandlStaff Course from July 1945 to December 1945 at the Naval War College, after which he was assigned to Commander Car- rier Division FIFTEEN as Staff Communication Officer from 1946 to 1948. From July 1948 to June 1949 he attended the Gen- eral Line School at Newport, Rhode Island after which he was assigned to the U. S. Navy Post-Grad- uate School at Annapolis, Maryland as Administra- tive Assistant, following this with a tour of duty on board the USS EPPERSON CDDE-7193 as Execu- tive Officer, and then served as Commanding Offi- cer, USS SPROSTON CDDE-5771 from March 1952 to May 1953. ln June 1953 he was assigned to Staff, SACLANT as Training Officer. A tour with the Navy Group, JUSMAG, Turkey followed this assignment. In January 1959 he was ordered to duty as Executive Officer, USS NORFOLK CDL-11 where he served until March 1960. He was then assigned to the faculty, Armed Forces Staff College, Norfolk, Virginia as Assistant Director, Academic Planning Division. Captain FOLTZ received orders in May 1962 to proceed and report to Commander Cruiser Division FOUR as Chief of Staff and Aide. On 1 July 1962, as a result of reorganization of the Cruiser-Destroyer Forces, U. S. Atlantic Fleet, Commander Cruiser Division FOUR became Com- mander Cruiser-Destroyer Flotilla TEN. In addition to the Bronze Star with Combat distinguished device, Captain FOLTZ has been awarded the American Defense with Bronze A , European - African - Middle Eastern Campaign Medal, Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal, World War ll Victory Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Korean Service Medal, and the United Nations Service Medal. In 1942 Captain FOLTZ married the former Theone Jensen of Los Angeles, California. They have three children, Jeffrey G., 15, Vickie L. 12, and Merrill S., 8. CAPTAIN GAYLE CECIL FOLTZ CHIEF OF STAFF CRUISER-DESTROYER FLOTILLA TEN I I 7 I I I I I I I I I II I I , I I I s e I I i I I r l Q Upon graduation from the U. S. Naval Academy in June 1937, Captain Colbert was ordered to duty in the U. S. S. YORKTOWN fCV-13I in the rank of Ensign and served in her from commissioning un- til July 1939, when he was assigned to the U. S. S. BARKER IDD-213I, in the U. S. Asiatic Fleet. In 1942, BARKER joined the Atlantic Fleet, and as a Lieutenant Commander, Captain Colbert be- came her Commanding Officer. In September 1944 Lieutenant Commander Col- bert reported as Commanding Officer of U. S. S. MEADE IDD-6021, then in the Pacific Fleet, and remained in that command until the end of World War ll when he was promoted to the rank of Commander and assigned to the Bureau of Naval Personnel. For the next two and one half years he served as Personnel Planning Officer in connection with the establishment of the Post War Naval Reserve Program. In June of 1948, he was ordered to London, England where he was assigned as Aide and Flag Secretary to Admiral R. L. CONNOLLY, USN, CINC- NELM. Two and one half years later, at the completion of this tour, Commander Colbert was married to the former Prudence Ann Robertson of London, England in ceremonies at St. Pauls, Knightsbridge. On December 19, 1950, Commander Colbert re- ported for duty in the office of the Chief of Naval Operations where he was assigned to OP 35, the Politico-Military Affairs Division. During this as- signment he accompanied Admiral Forest SHER- MAN, USN, CNO as his special assistant on a visit to Spain to initiate negotiations for U. S. Base Rights. Commander Colbert was with Admiral SHERMAN when he tragically died in Naples, Italy in August 1951. Upon completion of this tour in Washington, Commander Colbert reported to the U.S.S. ALBANY CCA-1233 as Executive Officer. After two years in this assignment, during which ALBANY was Flag- ship of COMBATCRULANT, Commander Colbert was ordered to the Naval War College, New- port, Rhode Island, as a student in the Naval War College. In October 1955 he was promoted to the rank of Captain. Just prior to com- pletion of his course, in the late spring of 1956, Captain Colbert was assigned to organize and act as director of a new course for Senior Free World Naval Officers. This course was es- tablished by Admiral Arleigh BURKE, USN, CNO, in August 1956 and included student representa- tion from up to 30 allied and friendly countries. After two years in this assignment at the Naval War College, Captain Colbert was ordered to the Joint Staff, Joint Chiefs of Staff in Washington, D.C. He was assigned to the Long Range Plans and Basic War Plans Branches in the Plans and Policy Directorate during this tour. On June 4, 1960, Captain Colbert assumed com- mand of U.S.S. ALTAIR CAKS-323, serving in this capacity until he assumed command of U.S.S. BOSTON ICAG-ll on October 7, 1961. On 7 February Captain Colbert was relieved as Commanding Officer of BOSTON and shortly gfereafter, reported to duty in the Washington, .C. area. CAPTAIN RICHARD G. COLBERT 7 October 1961 - 7 February 1963 I I I I, 6 I I I I 'il I I Y - 55- 5 L 'fi .iz-I Q iff' ' 1 W .f -V . 5' -' .f 3 -'31l?wi s. '3'f5 ?- '73L5 :7'f' f'f.. f:' .'i'J'?'5'-. 'L V ,Q f . ' -- r I CAPTAIN JAMES G. ANDREWS 7 February 1963 - ICE ,.., . 7,8 Captain James G. Andrews graduated from the U.S. Naval Academy, Annapolis, in 1938. He began his active naval career aboard the cruiser INDIAN- APOLIS KCA-35I, but soon became interested in submarines. He was subsequently assigned to the Naval Submarine School at New London, Con- necticut in September 1940. Upon graduation, gi? first submarine assignment was aboard the - 3. During World War ll, Captain Andrews served as Executive Officer of the U. S. S. ASPRO' lSS-309I, which operated in the Pacific theater. While serv- ing in the ASPRO, he was awarded 2 Silver Stars and 2 Bronze Stars. He commanded three sub- marines-the SABALO CSS-3021, the BLACKFIN CSS-3221, and the SEA DOG CSS-401i-in the latter days of the war and in the post-war period until July 1949. Captain Andrews' other duty assignments have included the Naval War College, as a student from 1949 to 1950, duty in the Training Division of the Bureau of Naval Personnel, Flag Secretary to the Atlantic Fleet Submarine Force Commander, Com- mander of Submarine Division 101, duty with the Atomic Energy Division of OPNAV, and duty at the National War College until July 1958. From that time until July 1959, Captain Andrews commanded the submarine tender U. S. S. SPERRY CAS-121. He then served on the Staff of the Com- mander in Chief, U. S. Naval Forces Europe, with headquarters in London, England, until he be- came BOSTON's Commanding Officer on February 7,1963. Captain Andrews is married to the former Shirley Wiede of East Orange, New Jersey. They have two daughters, Susan, a sophomore at Wellesley Col- lege, and Nancy, ten years of age. Captain and Mrs. Andrews reside in Cohasset, Massachusetts. ,mm I .' ,' -Jg3',-- . -. .- . A,g5,.,'.,m. ,.,,,, 5 f..1.....gi.4L, ,, Yfg. ,.....:,..s-mm1uu.4...:..l'E-.-. ... .H J - 1 f- -'P ' - EXECUTI E OFFICER .g ff COMMANDER CHARLES W. SMYERS Commander Smyers, BOSTON's Executive Of- ficer, was born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and grew up at Point Breeze before he entered the Navy. He attended Peabody High School in Pitts- burgh and entered the Naval Academy in 1938. He was graduated from Annapolis in 1942 and was ordered directly to the Pacific Fleet. He spent most of his wartime duty on board the USS MIN- NEAPOLIS and USS NEW JERSEY in the Pacific. Since the war, he has served primarily in the Atlantic Fleet, serving in cruisers, carriers and destroyers and participating in eight cruises to the Mediterranean. Additionally, he has been as- signed ashore as an instructor of Ordnance and Gunnery at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute and the U. S. Naval Academy. Before reporting to USS BOSTON, he was Commanding Officer of the Naval Ammunition Depot in Hingham, Mas- sachusetts. Commander Smyers is married to the former Miss Polly Whites, also from Pittsburgh. Until her marriage she resided in Stanton Heights The Commanders parents Mr and Mrs Charles W Smyers still reside at 634 Kirtland Street Pitts burgh Pa COVI MAN DER ROBERT S. LEWELLEN Commander Lewellen reported aboard at Thes- saloniki in October to relieve Commander Smyers as Executive Officer. Having served mainly' in Pacific waters, this was the Commander's first Mediterranean deployment since World War Il. Graduating in 1943 from the U.S. Naval Acad- emy at Annapolis, Commander Lewellen reported aboard USS QUICK KDD-4903 and before reassign- ment fifty-one months later, was made Executive Officer. QUICK operated as a convoy escort In the Northern Atlantic until the close of World War II, when she was converted to a DMS and transferred to the Pacific Fleet. Before reporting aboard BOSTON the Com- mander had had command of USS VAMMEN lDE-6441 and USS BUCK KDD-7611. His most re- cently completed tour of duty was as Naval Attache at Colombo, Ceylon. Commander Lewellen, a native of Owensboro, Kentucky, is married to the former Miss Jane E. Stettler of Indianapolis Indiana and has two children The Lewellens now live In Scituate Massachusetts , . , ' , 1 n I . . I . ' , ' . ' 1 1 , ' . , . - ,f i7'sQ:,.4'jf,?fQ' L-f:?I'?E'l41!f9. fi ,f V. 1- . . I ff' -:1ii,,'35522rfl,1 Zz- .f 4. ' f - . ' - , ,E , - ., OFFICERS-CPO's 1962- 1963 LTJG Wrllram W Porter Flag Lieutenant K, My Wg Z, W' ' ' , QW A X X Af f kliiliilll I-CDR Donald E Babcock LCOR Robert E Trgner LT Howard P Gunther LT James D Sanders Surf OpslASW Offrcer OperatronslPIans Officer Flag Secretary Communications and lntellrgence Officer I-UG Ralph I Talhllff I-TIG Jerry T Russell ENS Joseph G Bock ENS Glenn W Borcherdrng MWICIC Officer RGBUIHGSS TFHIHIHZ and Asst Communlcatrons Officer EWlMrssrles Officer ffff ffff f I ff? 4720 ff ff X Weapons Officer l Front row left to right Paulus MMC Lopes RMC Dzanls DKC Hay MTCM Barley CSC Ambrus SKCS Zlock FTC Kllne AGC Back row Mules PHC Baird ICC Baker SDC Newman MUC Wldner MMC Gill HMC Cobb FTC Goldberg SMCS Healey S RDCS Bradway AXC Pemberton GMMC Rousak SFC Prude SFC Hunter GMGC Brown FTC Front row left to rrght Hart GMMC Clark RMC Koran SMAJ Maxam ENMC Matheson MMCS Keating BMC Burnakrs BMC Back row Davls BTC Kamzelskr SKC Sharp YNCS Jones BTC CBIICO FTC Reading ETCS Trgelman PNCS Healy E RDCS Roussel SHC - ...fed ,ex f u- -f'-- eswtts, -a': ' 4 ,4 ' ----- ,f . , . .N .... . Jesse-: ss-7. -aww We CDR A. M. Hazen Operations Officer LT J. D. Cooper Operations Admin Assistant LTIG W. M. Hoff LTIG T. S. Holcombe OE DIVISION Officer OI Division Officer Air Controller Supervisor Air Controller LTIG I. E. Mooney LTJG R. I. O'Brien Radio Officer Registered Publications Officer ENS I. R. Bibb ENS1. Dauh Assistant Electronic Alf Controller Warfare Officer IO .2111-. :ap 1 Y' , W .. ,, g I I I' 4. sf - .5 . ' , ,pb , L y . V LT R. H. Fall III CIC Officer LTIG N. Holzman Assistant Electronic Warfare Officer LTJG E. P. Roberts Electronic Warfare Office. ENS D. E. Gelfman OS Division Officer Signal Officer 'if 'ff . x.f1,. ia A .. .vs LT T. B. Goddard Communications Officer LTIG R. G. Houhtlin Air Controller Public Information Officer LTIC M. E. Shanok OI Division Iunior Officer ENS I. D. Keough V Crypto Security Officer LT 1. T. O'Hara Asst Operations Officer LTIG W. A. 1. Meek Electronic Material Officer ENS P. V. Barone OR Division Junior Officer l I ENS R. H. Kyle Assistant Radio Officer WT ,, 'V .new It I ,,,, 6 Q 14' 77,2 , M' J, . 'rf-3 ff f Mg , Q 1 if fan ,C f H9 , ' x A , Q. Z fe -ff 'rf yawn-efilf-fs ' . W A ' f , . . ' , N , .,, X f. f X f f fs W W A f 4' 5 f V f 4 X , ge I ,g ,, if 'I f f ' s -wwe yr., U , f , f 7 f f f ff fQQ 1 X I f f ,fi f I f f , fZw 'O f ff f f f f if-QQZIVZ f LTIG R. E. Baker Assisant CIC Officer Air Controller LTJG G. E. Montencourt OR Division Officer I EH' 1 l I ll 5 H E GDR S. T. Hayes, Jr. Weapons Officer 7 1. X .if fg Z : f ., - Q . f 1 X ze Z . If X ,f ' A i f' i 505241. A . s , W .A' ' G I ,, y I ..- Q fsgif- -.JY K, . 5 . 119' LGDR R. E. Adler LTI. M. Desmond LT R. ll. uimse LT R. c. Phillips LT E. r. Smith LT E. IK. Sbrrell Assistant Weapons Officer Assistant Missile Officer AA Gun Battery Officer Missile Officer First Lieutenant FOX DIVISUII Offlcer Gunnery Department 8th Division Officer , J ,,--'ffff'f ?-Rws,.,5 Y ' M I . . .14-34.5 .eff LT T. G. Todaro LTJG R. J. Ccstagliola LTIG IM.. 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Disco 5 ,pc dir ENSH.K.Herslof Eusei no I if ENahHDicis5ovr:ns ENS iivilsignrson mst: Divisigno 2nd DiViSi0lI Uflivef Missile Rellillf Ufflcef Fong Drvrsron ii Junior Officer Junior Officer Junior Officer i 1Un'0 Umm 5 nl r i i 1 .5- lf I ii , l.,, . H t h' ENS T. M. M kley ENS R. K. Mclluarrie ENS B. S. Pankey ENS A. E. Spear ,J ENl?tl?DEvigigLett E331 llilivisioln tflffilcsfrn 7th Division Officer Assistant First Lieutenant First Divigiun Officer znii Divi5.i0ri li Junior Officer Junror Officer qw ENS W. F. Story OWO2 F. X. Isslehardt First Division Ship's Boatswain Junior Officer I 4 1st LT J. J. Garty 1st LT J. F. Spanlgler CO, Marine Detachment XD, Marine Detachment 2 3 , if s ix in l 12 l LODR R. E. George LT J. E. Blackburn Dental Officer Medical Officer , LCDR M. Cashman ll Navigator ,l i2 LTJG E. B. BOSIOI' ENS 1, E, Thomas 2, ASNSYQDF N3ViEator Assistant Navigator N Drvrsron Officer ll l 'T T .1 g li'1f-1, -wi? ,v ,1, .1 :.. r- . 4. 11 v5w1,f'ff49v :ns- V ' ' i'9! f :5'ff4-?-- fr-, Ly .. f-Jw , -dfkfevf- j l CDR R. S. Lewellen Executive Officer ' f -A , fha ' Sf fig ,V ,js -S f f i X K fs f X ,gf X J -,X Q- a S K ,av-v fs Q rx ft X 1 f sf 7 . , X X Q Us .1 Q 2, MN X U ig e X t ef 5 ,f . f D P X S S !s ---....,.,,,, 3 - cgf 5 .i' TEIN .M f ff 4 , ,,f v ,, , t e. xp . X ,,s,f. , ,, ,,.,fwf 1 LCDR R. S. Leventhal Supply Officer LCDR F. F. McWilliams Engineering Officer LTJC G. R. Rogers A Division Officer LCDR D. F. Stewart Chaplain LTJG W. E. Rolland Ship's Secretary LT L. I. Marino Stores Officer LTJG P. I. Crawford Sales Officer S - 3 Division Officer LT M. Collins Damage Control Assistant LTJG W. C. Wright E Division Officer Electrical Officer LT R. L. Curry Main Propulsion Assistant ENS C. C. Bahr Ill B Division Officer ENS P. F. Supino Training and I Education Officer ENS F. W. Charette ENS I. G. Hairston X Division Officer 4 Legal Officer Personnel Officer LTJG R. B. Collins Administrative Assistant Admin lExeci Dept. W. , , -A 7 sf , lg! 5 V . 2 X P . A A . si I Q, w Q f rlwbfr fx X LTIG C. J. Holmes S - 3 Division Officer ENS C. M. Crawford ENS S. G. Milks Dishursing Officer S - 5 Division Officer S - 4 Division Officer x - f ' Q , , M '5 f i i hpf . J s -5,f4I'ifq7.7: X f X I LTJC H. F. Mallette LTIG D. W. O'Dell LTJC R. L. Phillips E Division Ship's Carpenter R Division Officer lunior Officer p ' P 13 ENS C. DeleSllS ENS H. J. Hinkel Assistant Damage Boiler Officer Control Officer ' - ' - . '- ra V, .f --..',-,,:--fr . A H n . 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A . r - 1- :jf-K q, . - e at Y A 1. , A A ZW-'1f'9 '7?'I ' L 1' ' ff ' i N ' ' Y ' ' ' J- 'L'f'5lJkz3'Q:'1 ,7-To .ff I 1 .- ' ' ' -V ' ' nz A h CAN NES 1 3, A gf' it 1 gif gy Sf Q. V ' A QM' f 'W J ! - .W 5 Q52 is 1' ' 2 5 f V' 4 151 al I V f as w i 21 if f f 4 , f ff? 1 4 A ? 1 My f Z2 V , 9 , f fffff f w f, x 0 J J f X ff! fd! X X W M ff, f, .7 ,-,, 1 ,- 27 AUGUST-4 SEPTEMBER 1962 3-10 DECEMBER 1962 wwf .VO Y 2 , G V1 aw nf ,- Sze-55322, ' iivvgyu M few , , 3 4-. X. 1, -. 15 I 237533 4 -is . 2 X . v 'C gm, a 9' A . J 4 ,'1 A? 'rx' fre ww ,fa-c Lx H, W 2 a f M aw? af, X TEQQW 1- x 0 fy? s.S5gJAk . ...wx 22 'L x nv qbvmffk .mf- ,, sf 'ff-.19 X-1 f an-16 . I2fg - 7 7 -1-fl-.-L'5',-'?'1f'Yf':5'..fff 13 1- 4-0.4. -1.....a,f K 23 ig-rgqh, :.w,'?4,.y':g4..1g.Liz1- nn-: -:wan-aft, , ...,,-,QJL-.-.-. ww.. . - ., I -1.4 E whj A wiki, I S Hey up there-that's our ball! f , ' e ff , -, wffew ,ff x Man s eternal choice blonde or brunette? QM , ,gg What a way to spend the afternoon. E V 8 ff' if Lf NVWNW 5 W X 44. .. Q qt A, , 1 fwfew Le twist. The waterfront . . . crowded with people and boats f Q i f 4 N f W e, 1, .W , pt .:.:5,2-f- y 1-as-f'fw pp'o i,..,., K L , Q E 3 3 S i I 5 Q 5 3 i 1 5 2 .-FZ,-,L,J,A. .,.,.,..f.s'xxs:8.... ----- f - i Scenic magnificence in the Maritime Alps . . . ...and in Cannes. 2 26 Our first hospital donation to the British-American Hospital in Nice- Pm. if ,,..,, :QE L 'i :N g xl vim ff z,, V L Z K Z1 M ' Q Li V iff ii , fi ' ,fi , it , V dv f- N V i . . b ,I , Q x xx X X XX - .I-,..A .1-.,.n,, fha, 1' - Y I ' I -f - - Y NGI EERING f f 1 I f f I 1 X 1 R DIVISION 1? f' ' Nj! X'-1! ' lainie- V'A'x Y mi I ! ,. SIU PIPE SHOP Back row left to ri ht. M. Raab, , 8 ' FN, P. Westfall, SFP2, S. Reese FA, J. Isaacs, FN, S. Rusak, SFC H. Duncan, sFP3, R. Oplinger, SFP3, J. Acree, SF1, Front row D. Marshall, SFP2, A. otrersi burg, FN, K. Kirkbaum, FN. DAMAGE CONTROLMEN Back row, left to right: W. Mays FXN, B. Skopinsky, FN, T. Row: lands, DC3, D. Holms, FN, D Phillips, DC2, N. Dow, DC3, F Price, DC3, Front row: M. King DC1, R. LaFleche, DC3, M Stith, FN, J. Thomczek, FN R. Gentry, DCFN, R. Ducnasi men, FN. l - ...ffffffi SHEETMETAL SHOP Back row, left to right: S. Will- iams, SFMFN, B. Tiffany, SFM2, J. Fazekas, SFI, D. Pugh, SFM2, J. Prude, SFC, W. Boothe, SFM3, R. Lemon, FA, D. Hesse, SFM3, J. Castor, FN, Front row: L. Davidson, FN, K. Deese,SFMFN, R. Maynard, FN, L. Agnew, SF1. R DIVISION The most outstanding examples of R Division's work have been the complete renovation of the wardroom, and the new helicopter landing deck. Having the helo deck constructed by ship's force saved the Navy an estimated S100,000. MJ f-----'fi ,.jTiu QfT'V u p .-: g il --1-w , , ,-,....f.5f7qjg3iy we-5 ,ff-307751-L H EW? WN W I b M I ' W ' ' ' Aw 1- ?'k 'D 'fii1Ef35iff .FV M ' 'RAW' ' . MEDICAL Y V, ix ,K V,-W X . 1- 4 's . A 'ZZ af f f. 4 47 jg Q is! f 3, f , , E? ,X 5 ' fu 2 uf? 'iii , M, EW ml , s Y 5 Yr: H and D DIVISIONS 'x bl P l r I vb'-'SU Yl- I V ' X' .,y'....-.. -Unltd? f..,,. 1.-. ff f:...?X,, '....-, 17, , H and D DIVISION Under the direction of Dr. Geo-rge and Dr. Blackburn, H 8t D Division performs all of the standard dental and medical work required by BOS- TON, and sometimes aids other ships' personnel as well. An outstanding achievement during this deployment was the life saving treatment given to a destroyer sailor who had been severely burned. Background, left to right:1C Briggs, HM3, G. Jones, HM1 R. Andresen, HN, P. Blansfield HMl, M. Shrader, HM3, E. Ray HN, Foreground: G. Hill, HMC MEDICAL DEPARTMENT Standing, left to right: D. O'Neill, HM1, R. Wilson, HM3 A. Baker, HM1, L. Rolfe, SN, M. Guido, HM2, P. Mulcahy, HM3, Seated: J. Pritchett, SN. f,., ,,,,..f.w.-N-ff 30 .77-1 -I UM M.-. Q E.. ug n , P .71 -515, ,i ?, -'-- -wt DENTAL DEPARTMENT In chair: J. Beigh, SN, Standing, R. Comeau DT3 SUPPLY 1 1 2 4 ' ? W ' +V: 4 -4-U31 M f s -1 mvlSl0N if A - . 1 x E W Y :fy V 1723? W If V ' f' W vv' n 1, IL . ' N V 457A 1 iv'-f 2 4 1 f W ff! f X f V 2 Z F + l il f ',Z A!... f. i'.1.Q Q.IQf.L -a.. l 1 4, l V- 1 14 131 Ji' ll l i il li li 1 I il 1. l 'l l l -Q Al 1 ff if gl., 5 . 5.1-, A f- 4-ALL1..ca,L.1.' ,X .--ff Q ' - 1 SW McCracken, SK1, Papa, SK3g Tompkins, SK3, Rosal, SK3, Ambrus, SKCS. ' ff 3 , ig2.6'2-slv I affM , fy X .. I, Left to right: Johnson, SK2, Lanigan, SA, Wright, SK1, Car- ' rington, SK2, Brown, SN, IVlc- Clon, SKSNQ Weir, SKSN. Standing left to right Werner SN Hobson SK3 Joyce SK3 Johnson SK2 Susko SK2 Woolfolk SK3 Keller SN Nlc Keen SK3 Fackler SN Caine SK2 Sitting Murphy SKSN , I V ,MQQWG l I I WW ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 f, ' 1 1 1 1 ,,.,,,,, 3 . ' ,, , 1 1 1 1 I ' QM Ax H V 'f of . . 'QW SW' f x I U 'X 2 - 1 I .1 1 1 1 M 1 K E 1 : , . I I f , 'l 1 ' 1 32 1 i 1 , , - P f' f i A . 1 ' I 1. I . . S-1 DIVISION Keeping the ship supplied in a state of material readiness is the concern of the S-1 Division. Their men continually keep abreast of the ship's re- quirements and fulfill her needs. You will find them in GSK and the supply office. RZNTQ :M .Z TO LO Y 2' in 1 ny, V941 I L I 3 ,Z '51 I 3 w'fgf'a V0 .mf :Q 'V I ,S ' 5 I W' ,, ,Wg I Ifwwi 4 M ,Q Eg 4,1 ff-W, fx V f ff V f f fy X!! f Z f 1 X if f ! 1 , 71 X! If 5 x 2 f iff 1 ff f 1 , f ff I f ff f f f ff X f x , 4 1, , , 4 NM! 0 V f - 11 SEPTEMBER 1962 ,XS K, . X g i-EQ 1: I gl, ,V if ' 11 ' F1 1 1. ' 'Y ,1 1 1 1 I l i i fr I 1 , In 1 1 ,E Z H 1 F 1 1 s 1 S 1 i Z. Q X f W Z f Y . li 545735 X Q. V -ff -, .f ' W wk ,W if A .k,-.---vfAg.ifw:--- --1 ff!--F..-pq,v,, - -V- Y wil., ,,YY frm, 2, .W G.. Vw- , .,M...,,.L, ,,.-,-.,y,, ,, , .. .-.,.. ,.,, .,... ..4. -..f .4 TOULON Although our stay was short and we didn't see enough to make much of an impression, the food was excellent, and the surrounding countryside-a grape- growing area-delightfully, particularly French. EAPON S 7th DIVISION MISSILE GANG Second row, left to right: W. Hewitt, MT2g P. Brenneman MT2, R.Taylor,SN, nwiiiiamsf MT3, G. Hegel, MT3, First row: N. Capansky, MT3g 'T. Moran MT3, E. viita, MT3g J. Mawinf MT3. DECK HANDS Second row, left to right: L. Veator, R. West, C. Russell, F. Kaiser, C. Davie, C. Nowell, E. Piper, V. Brock, First row: G. Pearson, E. Caldara, D. Nlussi, F. Nleog G. O'Donnellg R. Lizotteg D. Adams. DECK HANDS Third row, left to right: J. Lincoln, P. Walck, E. Richards, T. Wiatrak, J. Littellg B. Pepka- G. Tette, H. Grimberg, J. Bow: blisg W. Boosendahlg Second row: J. Ransbottomg N. Jelinek, F. Mendoza, T. Peters, B. Cun- ningham, K. Neiman, First row: R. Wattg L. Zichella, P. Nliller. SEVENTH DIVISION Seventh Division's main task is maintenance of one half of the ship's missile spaces and participation in missile drills and firings. The Divi- sion is also in charge of considerable weather deck and below deck space. Prior to deployment the Division aided in the construction of the new helo deck. 36 GUNNERS MATES Third row, left to right: R. Will- rams, GlVlIVlSg lVl. Chatsko GlVIlVISg F. Morgan, GIVIIVIS, sec! ond row: J. Dugger, GGIVISQ E Haley,GIVllVlS, V. Stump,GlVlNlS J. Hicks, GIVIIVIS, F. Genthe oiviivis, First row: L. Hart: GIVIIVIS, D. Walters, GlVllVlSg N Deaver, GIVIIVIS, lVl. Ryan GlVllVlSg G. Nordland, GMMS T. Barker, GIVIIVIS. f E 4- I i ff . WEAPONS .1114 - 1 ff, f f, 1:1 f ,,,f ' f , I W II f , f , I f f , f I f , , 1, , . f l I X f 1 ,,Ay,, :. , W , , ' 1 f , 1 1 i f I , ,X I W X ff 1 , f W lf N f 1 f ff f , , W M12 8th DIVISION I DECK FORCE GUNNERS MATES st d' , iff t right, R. Mills, BMS, S. Kruman, SA B.awol?g SA- D.0Orth SA: F- Clemens. SA: H- Terry, SA B. Poterhber' BM1- ENS Huleu, D. Bnxt, SA, J. Maxery, SA, M. C' ' ', SA, Kneeling: M. Howell, SA, R. Smelski SN, c. SN, w. Stanford, SA, R. Hagerty, SA K. Ross, SA. Standing, left to right: R. Mills, BM3, S. Kruman, SA, B. Wolfe, SA, D. Orth, SA, F. -Clemens, SA, H. Terry, SA B. Potember, BM1, ENS Hulett, D. Blixr, SA, J. Maxery' SA, M. Civico, SA, Kneeling: M. Howell, SA, R. Smolski SN, C. Sulsu, SN, W. Stanford, SA, R. Hagerty, SA K. Ross, SA. Standing, left to right: P Aebly, SN, G. DeWitt, BMSN R. Rogaczewski, SA, R. Lambel SN, B. Potember, Bml, LPO- l H. Stiver, SA, R. Stultz, BM2, F. Carlson, SN, R. Trotter, SA, T. Scholonas, SN, Kneeling: P. Cunningham, SN, J. Bogdan SN, C. Casineari, SA, H. Tucker, SA, G. Hartwell. EIGHTH DIVISION Eighth Division's Missllemen have charge of the number .two Terrier launcher and magazine, and during the Med deployment participated in four successful missile firings The Division's deck force maintains the number two motor whale boat, vari- ous winches and the after accommo- dation ladder -A -ff, , Standing left to right- F. Jones SN- J. Straw SN- R. Mason GMM3- E. Johnson SN- B Bramlett GMM2- D. Wilson GMM3- G. Gentry SN- F. Mercer GMM2- Kneeling A. C 'e GMM3- L. Harfst SN- R. Cooke GMM1- R. Powis GMM1- L Henthorn GMM1. 1 - , 7 1 1 y Y 1 1 1 , , 1 1 1 1 1 I OI , Y 1 1 , 1 , , 1 42 qv l 79 1, fl ' '59 S' ? , X f Z 2 X l l fluff lf.. , f- f A Though BOSTON's official home port is the city whose name it bears, it was true that we spent more time in Naples . . . so to speak, our home away from home. Naples was a beautiful harbor . . . a teeming city more crowded still with Sixth Fleet sailors . . . a place from which to tour to Pompeii, lovely Capri, Mt. Vesuvius. It was the place to eat spaghetti, drink wine, buy cameos and enjoy the hectic pace of this busy, bustling town. ..,.:' as .. V: fu. .' - 1 ' -' . , . . l - - , thai - X From Naples, a trip to Pompeii... ...and to Capri x V--F' 'f ii i i i Qi l I 4 E i 1 il ii .i 4 r , i I 1 1 V L i i 1 I In Naples, our first party for foster children. Grand Ole 4 Q K r' I .f 5 S L , ?d l tri ODVY From black garters to red balloons . . . entertainment on the BOSTON pleased everyone from the crew to our orphan guests sf ,1 in-., A ,. l l 1 l 1. 1 I 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 I 1 I Q 'E 4 K,,,W,:, T, 7,7 ', ,,v 1 1 1 ' . l 1 ,-,,z. ' . qs , 1 n tk ,. .4 11' 1 .,,.A ,Mx 1 -4 ,, 1 . 1 , Awww 1, 4 -wr'-f M, Jw- W W W, I 35 J.. ,vQ1,4,.,q,,,, W1 --U 1,12 ,im new A , , , . 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',,':1.,.i, A ,.,,, 1 U1 yn v.,, Il, fu, :yu u na Y f j 9 A' '4' ' M' ,1, ,. , 1 EXECUTIVE A, af K 5 Ii-N if gli? S AX -1 I. I N gl f 1 wav I is :fa E 3 :I :,, I III? II, I Is I I , I9 I II fig! s . Q . I I If QS asa? Ig I 'gin , I :sph-2 I gg -MI 4 X f W 1 M525 725. QQ? 41? 47 If f Ms ,f' 1: I 1 BI, ge I ,v gf? 4 5 ,Q M iz Sy '5 In ? ' I 2. 23 QAM X DIVISION MAA , l I Ili :fl -l l ii l I ll l 2 ' I . 1 1 I l gi 1 5, l Z ,, ll ll Vi i 2 3 X I 1 ya , ,iii -I 2 I 3 M. 1 1 ' 1 1 1 E J ll L .. AL , Q' f ,1fz..f7..-2 -- l PRINT SHOP Robert C. Westover, SN, Vincent C Colombo Lll and Harry L. lVlyers, LISN, in print shop. TRAINING and EDUCATION Seated: John E. Zetterman, PN3g Joseph H. Rice, SNg Stand- mg: Harlan C. Robinson, PNSN, in the training and edu cation office. LIBRARY William T. Coots, SN, in crow's lounge and library. PERSONNEL OFFICE Front row left to right: Paul R. Rask SN- Dale H. Young PN1- Douglas W. Pusateri SN- Backlrow left to right Larry lVl. Nessner PN3- Levi W. Smith PN2- Donald H.,Eaton SN- Joseph J lVlinore SN in the personnel office X-DIVISION COMPARTMENT CLEANERS J. J. BERGER, R. MEADE W. L. SNYDER 1 '11 vi 5 GI 1 , S' 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' I 1 1 , 5' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 50 1 .l, i I 5 li I I I, I I ,lli ,' ,. W 1...-,.. ,, - . . -------W---Q ---w- . V , 4 . ,+c....fwm-1, ,, . f 2 .L L 1- -----r----f-' ' QW,-...e-------nf , Q.-. J - f - 'v -Q 'I-W. . fr ,. - 'f f Mf1f'f f ,,f111'f't Tf'e 'Q--12ff'fe'i'U:v. . Vw . 'W'P E3RQs ,.f.:-1131, nz- .,,-sm- .t'w 111' ff -r., fe , , 13 S -fi, - L. '1 ve: f '7 in 3 - ' - ' it 7 1- 3 ,e f -ef H-E - -S'--L W- -Mae-1+ Left to right: William L. Smith, SNg Harry M. Purmort, PCC, Eugene D. Rainaud, PC3, and Charles W. Rigby, PC2, in the post office. POST OFFICE PHOTO LAB Thomas J. Beatty, PH3g Richard A. Miles, PHC, Ronald D. Pucket, AN. CAPTAINS OFFICE Front row, left to right: Larry L. McBride, YN3, Lloyd A. Carlson, YN3. Back row: Raymond J. Pelletier, YN1g Cornel- ius F. Moynihan, YNSN and Richard D. Mackey, YN2, in Captain's office. LEGAL OFFICE Seated: Patrick J. Lambe, SNg Stand- Ing: Gary R. Barker, YN3, in legal office. 2 ,Mi li .x PIO OFFICE Robert L. Reese, SN, G. Carl Roberts JO3 and Alex J. Augunas, SNL in PIO. x Division , During the Mediterranean Deploy- ment, X Division performed the ad- ministrative requirements of both COM- SIXTHFLT and the Type Commander Particularly worthy of note is the Divi- sion's expeditious handling of photo- graphic and press coverage for BOS- TON's People-To-People program. 51 ' . ,U - . ' -1,5 .--1--gf','.z1 . ' T- -. --.,AN- K, ,Q - . . ., -Y - . - -- N ., 1. M-. , . .- ,. , . . -. . ,,, ,L - .. . - ..-.--. .1- l l l i MASTER-AT-ARMS FORCE A ln addition to performing its primary duty of enforcing good order and dis- cipline aboard BOSTON, the MAA force also supplies men for such varied tasks as Escorts and Tour Guides. wfW 'W X fun-' 4 if .li , l l fl i J il I it xi. I 1 1 J l i fi . 55 . ill . I A 1 lil I ia A ill l l l i. ti Y ii M 52 Front row, seated left to right: Bobby E. Brown, BM3, James W. Fox, BM1, Robert Wetherbee, BM3, Second row: Ben P. Jour- dan, lC3g Joseph E. Keating, BMC, Jack A. Dubetski, GMM2, master at arms. Front row, seated left to right: Edward W. Castleberry, BM1, Joseph E. Keating, BMC, George J. Blanchette, GM1g Second row: James A. McCracken, BM3, Howard P. Weaver, BM1g Del- bert L. Hullinger, BM3, master at arms. Left to right: Ronald T. Richt- meyer, DC3g Jerrold S. Hough- ton, BT3g Donald E. Eidens, ETN3, mess deck master at arms lSUpply Departmentl. ii li , 5, iii? J' ...-...,..-..-..-.-- ,,..,...,.,. .....,...... ..... .... ...... . . - . .. ,.... ..- ...., .... .. ..... ,, mfs,-T.. ,, u- W . - colvr SIXTH FLEET 18 SEPTEMBER 1962 THROUGH 24 OCTOBER 1962 On 18 September, USS SPRINGFIELD ICLG-79 entered Toulon for repairs and BOSTON became temporary flagship of COMMANDER SIXTH FLEET. VADM McDonald rode BOSTON for .five weeks, the busiest and most operationally significant period of our Mediterranean deployment. I I I .I I I I I .I I I I I 1 I I a I I 14 af I I 5. I 4 r QS, I I ,Ii I.. . At Istanbul, a visit to the War Memorial , il' I' frA'fr I RADM Weeks turns over Boston to VADM McDonald Commander and Mrs. Sixth Fleet so -. --fe e ' -- ff l' JS, if ,5 ,E ' Q -,, Aw , 2 f 2 1 . Ai' Lx ' xg-A, f If 41, Q f ., 1 i ff xx' gn . L ,,,,....g,,' If pw2,W..m,,,-f H-1,1 ' ' p ' A 1 ' J f 'f f' Af' . 5 , f .. .M , ., . W 9' .1 MQ ' -Wx wx I 4' . V -HQ: mf fig g f w, V in 1 . iw . fyf .g .M..,..-,.L,...., QM , 1 W , A Y mg? .,,?,.,, , A .W,.f..,ff U, f 4, ,WW VJ, 5 fs 'KA M f W ,X 225 2 I , ki ff . Jkt, ,sy 5 z ' 5 , , Gs? M ,J u f 4, 5 , ., - H- W 1 f , 'fx 1:-w'A,,X W 5 2 ' :.. ,, 2 ,tb ,H R. ,Vg 2. 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V' ,I ISI I HI ,, fl I? I III IIA 3? iw qw, IE i ss OR DIVISION I I I I I I ju fa f fl ,M f W5 , I f Y x ff we II ,. I I I I I I I I I Q , f X li 3 Seated: Matthews, RlVll, R. Woolery, RIVI3, Standing, left to right: G. Driver, RIVISN, F. Abel, RNI3, J. Kenny, RlVl3: S. lVIitcheII, RIVI3, A. Billington, SA, G. Hill, SN, B. Cribb, RIVI3. Leger, RIVISN, J. O'NeiIl, SN, T. Waters, RNI2. OR DIVISION As the Voice-Of-Command for COMCRUDES- FLOT 10 and BOSTON, this ship's communi- cators enable coordination with other forces afloat and ashore. During COlVlSlXTHFLT'S embarkation, OR Division processed a record amount of traffic for that Flag, thus setting an outstanding record for itself. Standing, left to right: J. Juli- ano, RlVl2, R. Cowulich, SN, D. Replogle, RIVISN, F. Helminiak, SN, P. O'Reilly, SN, L. lVlar- chetti, SN, W. lVlattlin, RNISN. Left to right: R. Taylor, SN, Dues, SN, R. Smith, SN, lVl. Johnson, SN, C. lVlerrill, RIVISN, E. Paggi, SA, R. Wakefield, RIVISA. Left to right: IVI. DeGuire, RIVI3, W. Blanton, RIVI3, J. Foust RlVl2, J. Lopes, RIVIC, R. Smith, SN, R. Perez, RIVISN. 58 .1 . fr , ,,-,gf . ..,. ,. . .. , ,W - -fwwru--ff -. fxZ 1 'QiP' :Ly -r4 f1'f'f'z.'.2'1'-SW 1- Q., - an 1 ' r 1 ' .fm-,'sf 'wf41Kf 1' ' ,...- M, ,,, , , - - .,.,.p.:-' 4...-in . ..?1az5H .w -'I.f -?ffg,. '3fQ3A.-'EQ-Q-f ' -f A , - 3 I . tfgi.wif-r,?T5 ':fQ25:11 ' , Seated: Sawicki, RIVI1, Standing, left to right: R. Collins, RNl2, J. Tucker, RIVISA, P. Renfro, SA, J. Stewart, SN, P. BEIR 2 f ' 5: 59 1 sr f Sf W, 3,2 529 H! we 1 5 Ne 532513 2 1. 1.1 1 1511113 1 7 ww: 1 35 1,51 1? 1 14 i 5535! Q :aww MZJQQQEQE 28 SEPTEMBER 1962 THROUGH 1 OCTOBER 1962 Beirut . . . an Eastern city with Western manners, this cosmopolitan metropolis intrigued the BOSTON crew who visited her. The streets were a hopeless tangle of everything from bat- tered ox carts to shiny new American made carsg the crowds walkingthe streets wore everything from Parisian imports to all encompassing veils and baggy pants. A little bit of everything combined into a big whirl of exciting confusion . . . this was Beirut, Paris in Lebanon. ln brief ceremonies during BOSTON's visit to Beirut, Captain Colbert presented an iron lung, a sterilizer, hospital beds and tables and other equipment and supplies to the Sidon Hospitali later, drugstand therapeutic foods were donated to the Islamic Hospital of Tripoli. l l i 1 62 V L, 1 i i 4 . i , il F if ,H nf! iii 1 . 1 . Beirut and BOSTON have a fine meeting in a mutual craze . . . the twist, and com- municate best through modern song and dance. Qc Lawrence of Arabia had nothing on us as we ven- tured to Baalbek, outside the city. There we found magnificent ruins, great stone staircases, further ex- amples of ruined columns. But, too, we took our first, tentative ride on a camel, sporting sheik's headgear, and understood for the first time what it means to caravan across Africa's huge wastes of desert. 64 -' ..-as +f '::vvwf'Z iii ff. 1-f 1f .:l1i'-TT ?51v .' i+i'tT?'??'T'l . w .W A-1.-,Y,,., J. . ..,.. - - -A ' . -- EAPON S r- . f ' fe?f'fgf W Jw 4 is Z f G QV - W 5 gi g 5 I I ? 1514 1111 5 '31 li' M111 qi gg: 115,324 gn if ,IL E! . L I lgxp 153 wi 91 4 , J xii: 1 5 , 12122 ML ' 1 3 Ii-Q 33 f I I is I 1? wi Q13 J! 1st DIVISION , g.-. M.. .... .-, ,,., ,wr .,,,,,,,, ,,r w,- AUM Xxx . , ir -,gv I I 'I A I L QQ lx! I E I 1 4 55 55 Q. 'fl -I . , , I I-4 FIRST DlVlSl0N During the deployment, First Division has developed into a first team unit, handling everything from the Bull Nose to Turret Number One with efficient' and lively spirit. .X .X .. Back row, left to right: D. Bradford, SN, R. Lynch, SN, G. Growden, SN, J. Gruzan, GlVlG3, A. Smith, SA, Bot- tom row: F. Doney, SN, D. Denney, SN, T. Therrien, SN, C. Hurt, GMG3, A. Saphore, GMG3. 66 Back row, left to right: B. Keyes, SN, W. Williams, SN, G. Shell, SN, J Dingman, SN, R. Rodocker, SN, K Burdock, BlVl2, E. Davis, SN, W. lVlc- Carley, SN, Bottom row: J. Mueller SN, R. Palinsky, SN, J. Rogers, SN, R. Nance, SN, R. Evans, BIVISN, D Dial, AN. Back row, left to right: J. Hester, BlVl2, F. Nalley, GlVlG2, D. Lucas, GIVIGZ, F Santucci, SN, K. Burdock, BlVl2, R Fodge, SA, Bottom row: R. Powder- bartz, SN, D. Zeno, SN, K. Light, BlVI1 H. Hogan, BIVI3, E. Chenoweth, SN E. Wrisley, SN. WEAPGN S Ig f x, 4' f 5 23 'vi Q , 2 if I 1 if ag :I I I A I f I f XII III J ' I5 4 4 I I ,IM I I f I a ff II .ww QI fm, A 'yy 1, I ff, , , I , I 1 i 4 III S I I f I iw, fx l ff I f fy l 1 01, , I 4 EI ? if f ff f fx N XX . X '. NYM ,Y ,h , , . ,,.1.. ...- ..,.. .-, HA, ,f,,,,,,,,,v,,f--,,X , XF , M., 2nd DIVISION ' 1 I I I I I IQ! SI 4 480 sg T- I I I I I First row, left to right: F. Hauke, SA, H. Dean, SN, D. DiPaulo, SA, N. Celious, SA, T. Askey, SN, F. Busta- mente, SN, Second row: W. Schley, SN, L. Klinger, SA, G. Hajduk, SN, D. McKee, SA, W. Williams, SAg L. Gajeske, SN. First row left to right R. lVl'll GIVIG3- W. . lg!MclggfIeI,.GMG3, Second row: lsr Ortega, SN-Rl-Cfyvclgbiirlq - R. Loften sn- J. lvl Gh ervlca- ' GMG2-P.cibb0nS SN. C ee W Hammett First row, left to right: T. Feefe, BIVI3, J. Zemaitis, BM2, T. Gallant, BM2, H. Sala, BIVI3, A. Brown, BIVISN, Second row: W. Baxter, BNl3g R. Souza, SN, R. Leach, SN, A. Niewold, BNl3g J. Sbordone, SN. SECOND DIVISION Second Division is responsible for the oper- ation of Turret Number Two, and the mainten- ance of the Quarter Deck. The men also oper- ate and man the Officer's Motor Boat, and have demonstrated, during the cruise, high pro- ficiency at the Forward High-Line Station. R Wood SA R Jones SN O. Smith SN G Rose SN D Noles,GMG3 1 - 1 1 y , . , 5 . , 7 ' P u 1 F I 1 1 1 1 , , . , I 1 68 --f--f-- , -.. .1 . ..,..,- - . . N, .ik fn -W, .,. .- I A fy:-, - ,-- H T Y ' , f ,f.- , f , ,,.,L,j ' 2 . . , .f ., . H we-A V' .:.-.,-- ,,,., V... 1- ,, M., .5'En.-'r:- gf '-- , LARNACA 2 li il E Tin !! 5 :gf 'E Hi V P , i 2 - 5 OCTOBER 1962 -.,,,.,.?t- .,.. , ... -.. .. - 3 ' 7 At the small Cypriot fishing village of Larnaca, the weather was ideal for beach parties and observing the differing customs of the Turkish, Greek and English people who makeup the town's population.rThe CONISIXTHFLT recep- tion aboard and the ship's donation of man- power and material to the local hospital, successfully stressed BOSTONfs mission of goodwill. .,,,, ,dm ., . .. . A, 1 , ' f ,Qa..,......,.a......,.,.N....,.,.,..g..- .A If do W' Ju N AVIGATIDN .W S0 X, : -fy, I 555 - 1 fs I! 1, 'K ISN, 'Zi siligiff S35 I 5, I I , I I V VIQI 1 lg Z' I 514: K: 45 U -I w N DIVISION ' '7 ' QMS PMS . . - . Left to right: J. Bulwerg R. Anderseng T. Rambog R. wade, Left to right: L- Erd: J- Miller: D- DISCIOSCIEI: C- Smith: F. Halbertg D. Sampsong F. Nlalansong F. Lapera. R- L6I1fZ- RRRRRR R R .1 J 'Q I N DIVISION ' The men of N Division are those on 5 whom the Captain, OOD and Navigatora must heavily rely. They are charged with doing much of the actual navigating and maintenance of charts, keeping the Quartermaster's Log, and recording weather observations. AERO .. Left to right: W. Doggettg R. Steinerg D. Klineg R. Hicksg 33 J. Cassidyg R. Brandes. F .wg 'ln Q: N L., -I N AN if. N it 'M I all 'Q M Fc Nr 'WA 45. N W 'B M. 'Wm 41 sf L. L 'M H L M 6 an I I ,E u m I I1 N 'X N 'X W I 71 Q, ' :., fm mf-f..1...-., 1 1- -f - 533. 1- f ' - -'i9' , . 25 -1: ff 3 9' - L.. it I '.- 'J lil. A F :Q -ff -,LQ ill' A ' M' 7,410 ru-is ffl 1:41 M 1 7 , 4 'mammnza elen Ame ikan Altin 1 nun - 11 OCTOBER 1962 If iw Q 1 fm f MW? ,,,,,,fW 1, A W KVM., M-mm ' y X 1 . ,Am ' W wr 1 Aw JM Q,,,,,4 uw vw , Y, U , MM 4 1. nn A111861 Filosu Kumandam Koramiral Dav1tL Mcdonald -y'--k ., Y . 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A ' I b - ' U A P -- x W-Q.. sw sgswl f 2 KARAGUKRU i . gifuauutu Q if 1 '-1 nw - W2 ' ln Istanbul, we again donated work, and supplies to hospitals and left some blood behind as well. gina EAPON S 1 Vw, K I V ff 7. '4 ff X W, Y wx4 Q77 Q, .,,f, xfi f ' I 1 f T fig LSI' ' Z' 19 QW: g,JQ' 1 I I gk gi I 5 I' Ii! I Q lf' I I f Ks, f H f I Way fw,ZN 5 x Wx! I fQy! f W FOX DIVISION ,ARMORY LEADERS T. Wiles, GMI, H. McCarty, GM3, S. West, GM1. ARMORY GANG Front row, right to left: R. Raper, GMG2, J. Raveny, SN, T. Medeiros, SN, P. Sheridan, GMG3, J. Edwards, SN, Top row: W. Biggs, SN. MISSILE GANG I ft t ' ht: R. Ids, SA, R. Swafford, FTM3, Law, MT3, Strissel Qlilnfflwil. gsreigbggge, J. wiiiieme, FTM2, Second I'0W: R. smith, FTG3 ' L M Cullou h FTMSN J Vitez FTGSN- Barr HT3' Front row . 7 I ' 7 ' .' 7 lEcing?l5TM1, G. Hudson, FEG3, D. Gilchrist, FTM3, T. Ferretti, SA, R. Jackson FTG3, C. Mitchell, FT1. FOX DIVISION Fox Division is composed primarily of Fire Control Technicians who operate and main- tain all the Gunnery and Missilry Fire Control Radars. Armory Gunner's Mates and Weapons Yeomen make up the remainder ofthe Division. Among some of the Division's recent accom? plishments are the Battle Efficiency E's on the main and secondary Battery Fire Control Directors, and the CRULANT Missilry E in which Missiliy, Fire Control and Weapons Control systems played a large part. MK 56 GANG Front row, left to right: R. Post FTM3, L. Thompson, FTG3, A. Toepecker, FTG3, D. Howell, FTG3, C. Calico, FTC, Top row C. Crabbe, FTM2, P. MacAdams, FTG2, R. Mueller, FTG2, McArthur, FTG3, W. Cleveland, FTG3, Gleason, SN, M. Peter- son, SN, W. Epps, FTM3, R. Newman, SN. ' i l .e fsgssfff -fm ...J .Nl X A -Wi x C s S GUN PLOT CREW P. Medeiros, FTG3, R. McMillan, FTG3, Beaman, FT1, F. Zlock, FTC: L- Elchelberger. FTG3, Korkes, MT3, R. Lee, SN: T Paschen. SNS B- Baydston, SN, P. Ryan, SN, R. Stewart, SN: ISI- Roegenbock, FT3, L. Gefken, Frivu, s. iviieiuk, FTM2, lvl. SIQISON, FTM3, R. Flanagan, SN, w. Fontenot, FTGSN: D. Grant, nav ms.:-U-e.v i.m...e.u. if.-,Awww-4 -.fy W --up-em THESSALONIKI Q1.. 16 . 53 5, -A-V-- -----M --,, 1 f A -J ---, - ,.. MA-M ,.,.. K'1'ffZgg, ,x AW' 5 11 W 71. at ' 1 131 W QQ F 152 22 F 'J H Z! ,, Kg 5 Fl 1 an 12 - 15 OCTOBER 1962 1 1 1 1 i ' X, ,,,, Iwjfw f ff , , ,441 , V nfl' ,W sf' . V, .fa Commander Charles Smyers, cuts cake during Alexandria Orphan- age party held aboard ship during BOSTON's three day visit to Thessaloniki, Greece. ln Thessaloniki, every day was orphan's day on board, and beach party day ashore. The northern Hellenic city offered crisp fall weather, good food and a friendly populace. Two girls from Alex- andria Orphanage are served a Navy meal dur- ing one of the three par- ties for orphans held a- board BOSTON, 19:5 I i .5 5. i 5 4 4 4 1 i 'i l I in Q 3 I 1 i if i, 2 - -F - - -, .. - . - - ,Vvv . -,IL,m,,,,.......,,,..,e.,.w...W.,,, ,,..,.. .......,,. ,.x,rWWmW i Sailor-clown, Seaman Ralph Meade of Rich- mond, Virginia, and an orphan girl, Boys of the Melissa Orphanage receiver Mattel-donated toys. 83 ,f f, ' fi SPECIALIZATION BOAT CREWS NEWS CASTERS DISC JOCKEYS I I f' w X Z fl, ,, f ff ,, W mf .ff ?FZY51 aFW1i33'717'17f?'nfzf:r:-1+ . : ---, - ., - f , .., .. ., . .. , ,, 4'fF f 2g-f- rv-nf-,fg.,,, - . ,, ' 2 '... ' fi .., ax -'f' . ., H. M ,. ,.,. ' ' 5 ' ' '--1 -.1 ,.-LH .,,..., -' ' '. ' 'i' nj' 1 wiv li- Iva' 4 4 '7f L5- ,Q,f, V y2'.Z'11:',,,,,,1.f-'.,' .7.:1'775I Q.f ',.'2 1' ' ' V' ar . ., 11 --- 111: 5 ,f W, l 4' 4,-al' - -Z 44 4, 1 f, Q ff ' 1 , 1 I X EAPON S K Ei , w I Y ! I W I ! F 5 J -.........,......i,...E,- ,f-..,..-W 4th DIVISION lil. Ill I J I I 2 it lf is li ,E i lg 1 lg 1? im, i t I -I I , . l LZ gi. ,Q - g.1zz1.......,4i5Z,Vf - - Top row, left to right: F. Casey, SA, G. Blansett, SA, W. Graff, BM3, W. Knight, BMI, Bottom row M.Allen, SA. . .t .Q V -ff - ---.Jw I 7. W. W 5 . ,M . 1 f of W 'N A f-, r A W XM. ,. I Top row left to right: W. Miller SN- W. Black SN- R. Burgess SN- R. Higgins SA- M. Townsend SA- R. Mauser SA- C. Ressel SA- J. Panciotti SN Bottom row. L. Robinson SA- R. Henry SN- C. Treadvvay SN. Top row left to right: C. Hartman SA- W. Welch SN- M. White SA- R. Sabo SA- J. Mulvey SN H. Watt SA- R. Manley SA- T. McAllister SA- H Thomas SA- L. Sabo SA- Bottom row. C. Skokan SN- D. Bell SN- H. Griffith SN- L. Enderle SA. Top row, left to right, C. Reardon, SA, W. Portor, SA, R. Bryant SN, L. Shepherd, GMG2, J. McElhinney, SN, E. Taylor, GMG2, B Alexander, SN, Bottom row: P. Grendell, SA, E. Kresge, GMGSN D. Gray, GMG2, R. Leight, SN, L. Kennison, GMGSN. FOURTH DIVISION Fourth Division's Gunner's Mates maintain BOS- TON's four 3 !5O mounts and magazines, and her deck force has charge of the Number Two Motor Launch, Port Boat Boom, and much of the Port Weather Deck space. Q XE? '-W , , E ts test. I .MQMWMMJ sf. J M l 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 I . 1 1 1 1 1 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 86 1 1 1 1 I , 1 Y ! I 1 Y I I i 1 l I I l 11- - -L1 ' --AZ -1 1 4 -Q7 'mar' -:N ' is .17f T'f-au..-1 r' -A , , V 'Y ,, . .. -, ,-.,. . - . si--,ZRWM-44-'7-1 ' 'ft -V ' V -ni W ' 'S' I - 'aux' ' -if 4 ' ,-WW:-T' TT' .',I,f1-f-1-' 11 - 1 .- 1+ ' . I . .,,...,.., ,f .... . ........,c..,. ., , .. ,... - 1 .. v . I -in V mr - i ? V V I V 3 - . ff ,, - aw-M-M ,N .Ji-.vlwinzud i-AMAA, .M igsw or --we-M -ff mmf-W Y EAPON S 5th mvlslou , , , , , 1 , w 1 mi , f if , F' f ' f L 'N 1 , NI X 3 Pa I W W f W X ,..h W 1 , , 1 C , , W W A , w X ' ., W'-. -fx, -' 'wr-+6':'1, j X ,JWX 7, X QW X 7 I fi Q AX A X 0, X, X . .Xwipg x NXZNV' 'Nav f S dv' 5 v,, X. ffj X f,K. i ik I RW Jr .Qw- Q fx Q ff N 45 , XM QW 0 f X A ZR A Nat!! X- WQ X7 -Q45 vgqxaggfiefr ' VI Q iw 11 , . Wi, W , W f ff QR Gi? . , -hwy Xsiiz MS X 1 XM .V .X f f F' wk XJ- S 'V 5 fcsrwglvwn K ' Lg X ,QW fn -www X ,f,X.ff k X X, , W, rw, Q 'Q . .X -f+ 15 X - ,ig 2 ' . . ,XXM ,yn ,X - Q .f-4, . W., W 'U , , - -- K fy W ,W - ,- yr f 5, in 4 .X- ZS DECK FORCE Standing, left to right: C. Cerko, SN, J. Nye, SA, W. Harris, SA, J. Hoover, SN, W. Sullivan, SN, J. Ostrow- ksi SA- J Schu ler SN-J Masse SN- A Cusson l Y ' y 7 I ' yi I ' BM2, Kneeling: E. Brandeberry, SN, L. Davis, SN, J. Berthold, SN, C. Hackney, SN, J. Blaisdell, SA, W. Hills, SN, D. Griffin, SN, Seated: C. Pridemore, BM3 FIFTH DIVISION Fifth Division maintains the Starboard Deck area, several below deck spaces and passagevvays, the Num- ber One Motor Launch and Starboard Boat Boom. The Division's Gunner's Mates have charge of BOS- rTON's five 5 !38 mounts, all of which wear the Navy E for outstanding performance. I l 1 fl l I E ll I l In 'l 2 DECK FORCE Standing, left to right: P. Ruppert, SA, C. Walp, SN R. Thompson, SN, T. Dougherty, SA, E. Broneck, SN M. Burror, MTSN, R. Korzeniewski, SN, V. Yanes, CSSN, T. Kruger, SA, W. Floyd, SA, Kneeling: L. Booth SN, W. Thorndyke, SA, R. Jiminez, SN, F. Texiera SN, M. Economides, Seated: A. Durrett, BM2, F. Bell BM2. 88 :Wg GUNNERS MATES Standing, left to right: R. Howe, GMG1, M. DeTrick SN, R. Finch, SN, R. Lyle, SN, M. Marseglia, SA J. Johnson, GMGSN, A. Moore, WN, o. Post, su, vvf McFelley, SN, B. Sims, SN, D. Redmond, GMG2 W. Stevens, GMG3, R. Coles, GMG3, H. Muse, GMG3 .x'r'gW' Kneeling: R. Hearsey, GMG2, J. Tapp, GMG3, G. Dona: hue, GMG3, J. Slaughter, GMG3, H. Ware, GMG3- 7 2 l .l el ll? ii il yi I 3, ,I il ll Ti 1I Ll fl V5 1 H 1 M - f 3 ..- -A . . , .. .:x..'4:.- ,V 1 .1 ,,, , ,, ' --Q. 1:11. ---- ' Y, ..1..., - -+' ' VILLEFRANCHE ' ig. f -F 7 ii? Z'?'1'Q,: .2192 b ' -' W7 f ffi1'.5 2 4.11 .X ' k' 5 ,L S2151 Q 'J 1 1 ff 1 1 lf lfw X X 1 ff 'f Q 1 1 X! 1! 1 W of f ff ff fe X4 ff f ff f 1 ,f,,,.,,- ELM' 71 1!il 1 1 X1 1 9, 1 11 1 ff fc f Z 11 ff f N fl f 1 Z 1 1 X 1 1 X1 fx! W! 7 MH 'lg-vrkgQf.gg:fQ:'Q--.,,. 23-21 ocToBER 1962 1.1 , W . .A . Yrrff Q , 4 - 'LQTTH - 1 HY, 4--,,Q.,.. - 4--' -f -'lm'- ' 'gi' V 'Y A ','k' A-A-uhAVkAV1gig-Q-QYVQT, i fr W Z,g1,,,,g45j14 M1255 451 4-sM--4-H-LA - -' MDL 'WW' l , - 1 I I i I I ! l l l i l Grace Kelly lives here 1 I I I I At viiiefranche, coivislxTHFLT and I staff transferred back to SPRING- 3 FIELD and we had time to visit Nice and the fairy-tale principality of Monaco i Even in October, it's awfully nice in Nice. I 90 -A W - ,.,. . . , , -, .-Tiu 'wug2 2'3-'+ugQ5EW' . '55Q ',- -- ' -'f7 'f- gjj?-- 1 OPERATIONS Wag 1.1 If 1:52, + f jg , 101.1 ,, .12 X v 1 47' 1 1 1 1 X 1 1 I ffl, 1 11 f1 +11! 1f , 112 1 f1,1, fv 1 f1 1 1 41 1 f1 1, 1 if I 1 11 N f 1 1 1 1 1 'S x F A I I w, X- m,....,., -M.,..,.. ..,, -r...... .. ,,,- gm.. ., M .,f:g71m1.,.,,,,,,,..,,, ,,,:,,-?,,,,-A 'hung-,gg OS DIVISION L.. ,, i I 'Q I I I 'I E In I I I hh Q :I Front row, left to right: R. Young, SN, A. Krayse, SN, ri ' J SNHouk, SIVISA, Back row: W. Collins, SN, E. Swauger, ..... 122 'Q W Left to right: F. Alfred, SA, IVI. carmody, sn, R. sandone, r SN,J.Newton,SlVl3, L. Collins,SN. 92 Front row, left to right: L. Tamb' ', SN- J. T ' . Back row: R. Campbell, SN, J. Byilley, SYN, Rianzliiai l Bottom row, left to right: ENS Gelfman, J. Hardy, SNI1, F. Wright, SM2, R. Smith, SM2g J. Cates, SM2g Top row: R. Wilson, SM3. OS DIVISION ln addition to Tactical Signalling, a Task Group Flagship is required to process a con- siderable amount of administrative traffic. Utilizing Flashing Light, Flag Hoist and Sema- phore, OS Division performs a strongly re- liable Communications Service. Nvfmwgf . yfwrww m smx QMS Wx wx , 2, qs t 1, Q X- 4 X ' X .l 'j-.'-g,'zL+TgZ.. 'f '- . -ie ..:..g Q, ,- -A-, , ''l .L :'---15,-1,-' '1-vT'v1w71:ffr' - . , ,. ' 1 ' V. .' N K k,g:':1,, f . f '1 - .,-,,-,-, ..-- -... 1 i ,LMI-nag I f 1 x 1 f PALERM 8-12 NOVEMBER 1962 , s VW, T legs, Q .fg ,4 f fi In the slow, pleasant Sicilian city of Palermo, BOSTON once again made orphans happy iw 'gf Q ff ww if wwf' :W f Sf .5 A Q y ' f ng ,wif 1 f I J 0 ,N , , X QM 77 f ' If Q if ,V ,,., 4 X-pw - W K'-its 1f+-JLL. ..L.ffY.., ..,l,,!.. .X 3,15 ' 4.165 iff Q' 'T I A I l I I 1 I OI DIVISION I OI Division, the backbone of CIC, I assists BOSTON in carrying out her p primary mission of ANTIAIRWAR- FARE and Task Group Flagship. ln . addition to keeping the tactical pic- ture up to date in combat, the Divi- . . . l sion supplies the look-outs who act , as the eyes and ears of the ship. I l Front row, left to right: L. Smith, RD2, R. Yarbrough, RD1, J. Swanson, RD1, Back row: S. 1 Healy, RDCS, E. Healy, RDCS, E. . Layne, RD1, R. Wint, RD1. I I 1 I 5 I I I 1 First row left to ri ht F Newco b I I l I 9 l y ? I I I I Bolender, C. Swamba, G. lVlirslavich:nSeecond i f row: D. Thompson, R. Goodw' , S, R . I ' D. Ames, L. Parker. In Owson' r 'i. . 5,1-g'vSkf1Z'fk - Aj ' 7-- is . . -' j'1,,:-. I-ifff-L,j'15.5'f',f.., ,,:.5,,af:,-1-7,57 M I . A V ,W i - ---V F f L ... .... .4 .: 1 J., . -L c. Y -A i V I -L -4 A S ,,,,-,-- U V, First row, left to right: C. Yes siang R. Chauvetteg D. Sharp Second row: N. Jones. G. Max- wellg D. Francisg D. Persong B Thomson. T First row, left to right T Solar, P. St. Johng Second row R Scotty J. Bross, W Groves, D Pedersen. Second row, left to right: P. Laurenceg E. Kichemg R. Ro- mano, V. loriog B. Nlazzag J. Nlarcmekg R. York. First row: H Gallagherg V. Kozakg H. Reedg T Schell. ,...,,, . fl, f -f f f- I' f f af I q V . 41.11. .w-.--:i'f,f'i- L... . ,.M....,.,.4 ' I v F tl W .I . n . First row, left to right: F. Novakg A. Parnellg R. Travisg Second row: R. Kowalksig W. Chirhartg R. Riggeng G. Black. 1 1 I 1 ,ft 1,35 6 3 Q Z fl 6. ti Z H tg, H ,XE WI M P H W W 1.1 f a t t 98 1 X , I ,, .k wwf' 5 fe ' 'f' wwf ' . 'f f F ' ',fHSTLf:1'i IQ- Z'Z'f'v , ky JZ.: I f' F' ' 1 ' 'W V sg ' f 5 -1,'..-,yi ,'-, L. Ji' W y v , .Q-5,0 ','i'qj-wv-y- --f Af--M -....,. Q f V - .....,-ww ....,..m.,..,,..--M - ---2...f...f4e.f .: 1 mf., .Q4 FWWWM 'Www Front row, left to right: C. Kingg IVI. Fortierg R. Ren Wickg Back row: D. Lochteg J. Perantieg L. Long, W. Parinello. CPERATION S ,ylnjggfw , ,. Y. ,,,.,',, V rw Q, 2 'N 7 f 12 I 2 EI' ' A fx ,f 4, S' Qi 5 f' If ff Z? 4+ X 7 2 5? 1, I W fif igg ..A 4 2 3 ,f if ff gy ' 2 I , 55231 1 ' I sygiw' , If? Y? IIQE 3:13 92 iiw lsig S? Wea Iss? ,QA ,Zami , I. , If OE DIVISION .,.. . 'iz , . NN' 7 'NU Tir 'LJ 41' VS xwkisbatf 145.1- First row, sitting, left to right: A. Fillat, SN, R. Surovec, ETRSNg P. Foust, ETRSN, L. Wood, ETN3g G. Lipka, SN, G. Dubiel, SN, Second row: T. Taylor, SN, W. Ball, SN, D. Bernhardt, ETN3g P. Nlorales, ETR3, R. Marshall, ETR3g Third row: D. Eidens, ETN3g F. Valdez, ETR3g F. Brockway, ETR3g E. Hall, ETRSN. i lOO 'U -' '- -- .- .' 6-un.- - fr-+,,4L4 s 7 'fN 'i', V if 0E DIVISION OE Division is a closely knit group of 40 Technicians who are responsible for the maintenance and upkeep of the ship's Communications and Radar equipment. First row, sitting, left to right: F. Valdexz, ETR3, G. Reading, ETCS, J. Shaw, ETN2, Standing: R. Ebner, ETN3, R. Shea, ETR3, D. Bernhardt, ETN3, W. Won- choba, ETR2. v ..,,....4. V Y A 1:17. 4 ,W,,,,,,:,:f .... F326 ' ,Mix ga 01 3 '5 1 1 ff f '10 E4 fy K w X Q71 1 1 15 1 f 1 f X f 1 4 :,.f1.:?f1Y1ff. ff 1 ff! 1 ff f W, 1 f ,ff W X X f W 1 ff X 1 N ff W1 1 if! I X 1 Q4 f 71 1 41 f X 1 iw QQ 1 aff f ww? WV H' QB, 0, ,L 4 E i l 2 N 1 1 1 Y W 1 N 1 1 1 : , ffm! 41551 7 ,L ,,-, , 5 'limi' ' ,..,,,,,, T: 4: , Q 'mf ,JZ w :kwa E 'AILW' ' L-v-7 ,A fl, fl' 1 6791- :., ....---... ,ij lj 5 - - ' ' ' .,5:V 2- Lf- r--u.-..-uf---s --- --A Y- - EVN -M .,,. ,,, ,, W, 5 , gl 1 1 U t nl It r , 1 w ' ft h r L, F fs Wx -QW W fain f I if nf ,W QW? W Thanksgiving was spent at sea two 1 I E days out of Athens After an enor mous turkey dmner, a boxing smoker was held on the fantall :R N N V ,r ,e -, H. ap, .. ., . , , . . , , . . ,, 9 , 5 2 E s E Q i 1 t . J ,. s. . 1, . . , uw ,,. f,4.,, . -,. -. . . N .. . V ,, ,- , .4 . QV.Q ,. ,, ,V -,. ,. tt , AQ., V ,T lzgiytwi-,wgil H-rw, Ve.: . -. I . W , , , , - A .. - V, 13.-4,5 l1-,.- V:--.,,g,g V 5 .QM y V L 1 '- .....-L...,..Q,,...........4.,,.L..g,........,:L .,. .. --.- , . . , , V V H , . - Al ,--w-.ywndl v -f ' .'.V VV f -.TH , r wi V .-Ab?-L Ln-'AW L' I-7-'A ' 1 I I W I 1 l v F 1 CCMCR DESFLOT 10 f f f? W! f f f fl ff? f f f? ff 4 if S FLAG DIVISION 5 gp ,nf In M gg? is ,f 3 SXT, ' ' ,W .+-: 4 552? 14532 'W :fwgfw -if y, ..f4ny- N,,,1, 1 ' We vf V' 5 'Am . f, -fy Vx' V 5212, zz . 1, V 1 462152 .1 ff ZW, if 'v nl! Na il 1, ii ,Q l 1 i ,F ,, . E F I 1 r J WU s 1 A si 2 Z 31 9: w iz! Na' L, 5 E E E 'i 3 Z s I g g .iM,A,,...,. ....1..L..- FLAG DIVISION Flag Division is composed of many rates comparable to those of the ship's force, plus a big brass band. Although varied in duties and responsibilities, all work toward the management of the Flotilla. Front row: Clark, Alva J., RMC, Fenton, Richard R., RM1 LTJG W. M. Porter, Flag Lieutenant, ENS G. W. Bor cherding, Flag Division Officer, Sharp, Vernon W., YNCS Back row: Hennessy, Thomas F., SN, Pratt, James L. SN, Genia, Floyd E., Jr., YN3, Hathaway, Robert H. RM2, Van Meter, Stanley G., YN3. Front row: Mollica, Andrew F., Jr., MU1, Rincon, David G., MUSN, Keirans, Robert V., MUSN, Albano, William lnl, MUSN. Middle row: Demus, Clyde A., MUSN, Escalante, John H., MU3, Newman, Hiram C., MUCS, Ray, Larry R., MUSN, Robey, Robert, MU3. Last row: Nelson, Walter E., Jr., MUSN, Michael, Dudley E., MUSN, Lanyi, Louis L., MU2, Oliviere, Thomas H., MU2, Michaelovich, Nicolas, MU3. Front row, L to R: Pearce Michael A., RD2, Fitzgibbon, Robert H., QM2, Goldberg, Philip tnl, SMCS, Hostelley, Allen F., Jr., SN, Limberry I I William E., RD3. Second row: Kuhn, Lawrence M., RD2, Parker Donald W RD2- Bickel Charles L RD3 Clements William M Jr RD3 Charles Gordon T RD1 1 -1 1 , . . -1 P 1 '1 'r r , ., . -'q-'Q-'51, g. .fe f..:.- -. . , .. -yr.. ,-fa-3.1.5,--.,J', L.-Ji.-..--, ,1,,,,,-Ti-..i-..,.. -F -1 it: :.g TT- 'fr5?ii'f: 155-.'-'f ' 1 ' N' 'F I 1- C .. - -.. D G . . . J 14 ' 2' ,Q f ,fw W ,W w WM , , W 4 my G ,.. .,, .W-,,,,,,, 4 J Q 5 1 9: 12? an fi .W , 1 Q 5 A515 -f 1 wx- . Vg, , . 1 i FE? LtW+ , G , .1 '1'- .fw-V, ., -- , ,. . ,-Y ,, A, ' A F--. f -lf x C ATM, 106 W ww, -.rag-ge,.,g ,.q,m,.,5,, ..... ,,., ,.. .Q V , I I I W ' ' ' --f--- ..-W.. . . .5 Q - V A -' if 4-, ,,.g a1:f'q-qrvg'-gg ' ' ' 'M WW H- ,................ sf Athens was of course an Interest 'I ing place with its Impressive Temple of Zeus and superb array of rums -lN,. 5...-J,-t ,.,- , ' If 'Qi' , 15 .iii Yasmin? , , ws Y - K . 7 ssh X 5 s -f S45 n fm 1 .l. .,,, ,.,., , N ,, ...A p ng ,W Q i S i f R ,sp, ,e 3 'N 'll - X w as g ,, r W ,L is 52 .ru 4, iv ,KLL A - V ' 1 giant? 4 I 4 iw.?sg??a 31' if if r z1?QQ,: Hiffsvdyjg P ' !lAAXEiBEiY MTAXTR3 aww vw- ,gf . .aj , X' ,f--547, ?1 'T' M,.,,,,,,.l-f-W A'M A' ' 1 m i V W ' 4 1 I 4 , -r' f..'4- 1 l 108 , R -E 'C '0' M l ' ff' . H ,. . f . H N.-my-n --H., ,l ,V . . X X Y ' ' Fury .n- ' V gn.. '- -', ..'.-v.L...,- -Y. ki, , JA, Y , ,, . , , Y A Y ,, V Y- , '-- - -Y - -.1,--,',.,' ff- ..-Hsu . ,AY .. -wir... -... .,:..,.,W,,,-.'. ..,.. . .... .,.,,, ,. .Mimi f--,xvvvg , ,L A -. v.' .rib --.. .. 109 .1 garb K -'Tiff ' , ,T'13'n 1 '2' b wi1P1r:.imf:-1:1 In Athens, our second fos- ter chiIdren's party aboard -plus entertainment at orphanages ashore. 2 SUPPLY S - 2 DIVISION , , S-.. my J. Porterfield, CS2. .. .M-.-ww, - Left to right: B. Christian, CS2, J. Stern, CS2, J. Eaves, CS2, D. Hapke, SN, P. Gill, SN, M. Dahmer, CS3, A. Benoit, SN, R. Garnett, CS3, J. Davis, CS3. Front row: J. Jones, FN, M, R. Cindelar, SN, 8th, E. Hall, ETRSN, OE, N. Bellomy, FN, B, N. Benjamin, SA, 4th, C. Casineau, SA, 8th, Second row: E. Thomexczek, FN, R, J. Smith, EMFN, E, E. Paggi, SA, OR, J. Alderson, FA, M, R. Haggerty, SA, 8th, Back row: N. Sutyak, PFC, MAR DET, R. Wakefield, SA, OR, D. Cart- wright, SA, 2nd, K. Miller, FA, B, J. Talarico, SN, OS, J. Owens, SA, 5th, J. Stern, CS2. S-2 DIVISION During the deployment, S-2 Division served eighty- four thousand pounds of bread alone, some indication of the amount of food necessary for the BOSTON crew. Along with preparation and serving of food, S-2 orders, stows and issues all provisional items, maintains fi- nancial records, and maintains the messing areas. Left to right J Nye SN R Hesson SN C Kupm SN W Marshall CS1 C Wuks CS3 R Pletraszkiewlcs SN L Dlmock CS2 W Kidder CS3 T Zak CSSN B Ripple SN C Barlas CS1 W Kopec CS1 B Wade SN E Kirkland SN R Little CS3 W Hep ner CS3 First row left to right L Hmkle SA 4th V Martin SA 5th R Higgins SA 4th B Hartman SN Ol W Morris FA M Second row J Bowblls SA 7th J Jackson lst G Wise SA lst F Johnson SA 1st ,, 'N I ,,,,.,.. --Y f--'YA-rf-' M 1 , 4 f , 45355 IZV V ff!! 5 5 X Q e lf 25 DECEM BER 1962 V f ', ffff 5 8 W : ,im.,.:,h-7,-',,.,, .ru-1,nnz2.y5:.-.4-.u. v -1 ..-wins.: ... . .. .-,-.,...,...,-- - -- - V es A - ls-, ? ss, -A C. C sr MJQW' 3 4 a l 5 Christmas Eve... NATALE A NAPOLI While those at home were unwrapping their cameos and ltalian scarfs, the crew celebrated Christmas in Naples with church calls, turkey for chow, and a day-long holiday 5 routine. 1 21 .ll , el li l 3 Nl 23 M and Christmas Dinner 4 A J SUPPLY S - 5 DIVISION 4.,:..,.4.L-g.....g' mmf ,, Avi?-1 A UV . V A34-V. fl cegiil-E 21335, inf!-1 t YA ,W V1 ,U-i,i4!::?z,f4?:1. ., .- .D .,, Standing, left to right: W. McCray, SD2, P. Braboy, SD1, J. Carpio, SD2, W. Dumas, SD3, E. Renojo, SD3, Kneeling: S. Miranda, TN, R. Sicat, TN. V -' N1 f x I - ,f I T i '5' I I Q 7' 5 1 S , 1 4 D y i , 23, , 742' 'RW r e Lf Q, 2 . f. 2,5 ,V A-5 V .5 4 I A , 4 I x 'Z f M ' . M 1 . . f f I wai t 'Z Q ,sa w if if X , 2 f 'lift I 1 . .. . . , .7 Q y,. if -S, N761 I J: ff ,sy 'I :rv P. wi, . f ,M A Q. - . Q -11:4 I ,f ff! l 3 V W Q27 if 0 I S 0 . . L sf f It S f ' ,J l if we f age X 111 fa? . 'S ,f 'V ., .yff , QI f ' f' .. , 'TL V10 Mg ' A .. , ,, f .- M , V f, revue, Left to right: A. Hernandez, G. Rocaberte, E. Renojo. Back row, left to right: J. Polk, SD3, J. Ford, SD2, A. Gwinn TN W. McCray, SD2, Middle row: T. Sicat, TN, M. Del Rosario TN Baker, SDC, O. Medva, TN, R. Brown, TN, Kneeling: D. Santiago TN, D. Kabigting, TN, I. Redondo, TN, L. Salaveria, TN. S-5 DIVISION S-5 handles food preparation and serv- ing in the wardroom as well as all clean- ing and maintenance in officers' and cabin country, a particularly difficult job during the embarkation of COMSIXTHFLT. An outstanding achievement of the cruise is the Division's 4.0 conduct record, both aboard and ashore. fi' aw! Standing left to rlght D Decastro TN O Parker 302 F gt n , d SD3 C B k YICK few lefttor ht L L TN B lf soc P Braboy S games SD3 J 3a21u3DSCD3NFmIflreJwSl?j1 RI2yL3Sra3-I-IR1OyRSIgTblI,lIl B Cole sos Frenigrew D ggiilege Ta ef Lewis sos G Edmg SA B Sanjose SD2 J Carplo SD2 s so2 G Rocaberte sol Kneeling lvl Chavez TN E Ren0l0 5 .-. .- ......4....., . ....,.44..e. .. . ' S Mlranda TN M Putlan TN 7-1- w I 1 GE VA 'WTTQGV-:'++-f'w ---'--ww-----Y-N-E nEW..q ..-...,F.,,,,,x E M., , '!97w2Nf - Arr-,... V x, ,, ,Q fax, Q54 'I .xi K A QW QW, yw ggfyyv 5 V i if: za .. 1 ,,Q '? sf? ,Q gg, E fl I sf w , , , f 1 ?g fi i a Z V 1 24 SIN? K U 33s,3j1QL5, ' iw?-ii 27 DECEMBER 1962 through 4 JANUARY 1963 ,,,5..., , 1- N-MA ,yr D r 1. il ,:, 6 H 44 9 I M ' Wifwvffdis ayvf f f Us MZ f 1 if V yfwfflramw 'ff' W' W 77 7 iff W-Wvwwvfffif l 2 ,, M ,,,, ,WM M! aww 4 1 fl? ,- XM! -4' fx: 1 41,4 z,,. . QL.. Birthplace of Columbus CAPO D'ANNO A GENOVA The high points of the BOSTON's visit to Genoa included New Year's Eve, the Togni Circus and a tour to Garmisch and Venice. The Togni circus was taken over by the ship for one day for an exclusive showing for the orphans of Genoa . . . in all, 1700 children attended. Later that day, they were invited out to the ship for refreshments. Though it was wet and cold, the men enjoyed New Year's Eve in this fine Northern Italian port. Its narrow, medieval alleys and streets set this beautiful city apart from all others visited on the cruise. T N . s X it K i Y' I ,ti .K , - we ,J A visit from Peace Nlarchers 5 . 4.5 li gi. i ' ' u ,, ' ll8 Q W 'N R 77 ix, , G f-....,--W sw, ' M f . ag Wx ' I fr 2 H W ,, r ,W f , K. f CAPT Colbert, Mrs. Lewellen, LTJG and Mrs. Mallette LTJG and Mrs. Markley, Miss Lewellen, CDR Lewellen, ENS and Mrs. Kyle. 4: uxzur g Xi:-Q. E At the Togni Circus, Genoa k X,-Q . X x.,f x-i I l For the Tognl Clrcus BOSTON rented the whole show and later brought the children back to the ship for chow W N I I 4 P i I 1 V w ! I r u V 4 s Ei! I -L , , B z -Y ,M A :' , f' I 1, If- ,f 1? .,l- , ' .. - - -4 '- - Y - Y. 'f 4 ' '-vv',U'i,w- .-. va fly .-: ,:g?.1:!- Q,-1... .Q .Yan . . l ..,-.y..9 gf' 'dsx - A . rf: : t 1 W, A f ,P Xiis-1'Kw's'Rii5 ,. . 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Recreation center for the Allied Armies, it was a place to have fun for BOSTON sailors. 2' d Venice was as lovely as we 'ha been led to believe: a SUN-filled place of golden palaces, shimmering canals, moon-shadowed gondolas. A romantic city . . . yet one cold, damp, peeling with age: 8 Place 9f illusion and magic transforming th-'S world built on water to 0 of dreams. ne bllllt ww SUPPLY A, vw.. .f,.,,.:.- , ,f I 51, 5 Q , ,. f5'f'g W ,Z ,f . 'ts fig , x7, ff X N W X 'X I W 1 I7 4 ff M 5 ef , W7 1 ' Z si ff, x if ' 5 W W ? 4 f- V' I- 1' g! I 2 . 394 ' -: 4 V 139 fi x 1 Q-I 1:15 qi, Eg' , lv :V I N-aft II H . 5 S-3 DIVISION S-4 DIVISION i A 5 -af 3 fi. First row, left to right: C. Hayes, SN, H. Fortune, SH2, E. Pierre, SH3, K. Webster, SA, Back row: A. Bell, SA, D. Snyder, SN. -4-L- ..'J.PE3'.L-.,. A Left to right: l. Coluccio, SN, lVl. Benedict, SN, H. Archond, SN, D. Williams, SN, Bender, SN, G. Hosmer, SN, R. Mahoney, SH3. Left to right: Pietrandrea, SN, C. Anderson, SHZ- e - Q ' '-45 'SQVX ,.i 5- I X . 5 , J 'I 'sf I 'Q Ft'- - Ii I .VI I if I 1 pw fy, , ,M J Rig, , f J W , 1 ' ' 5 Left to right: J. Johnson, SI-I3, F. Tyler, SN, R. Black, SH2. I L I I Left ,to right: V. Pisane, SN, R. Trepanier, SH3, J. Daunais, SH1, M. Bean, SN, Center: Graham, SN. S-3 DIVISION While many of us may tend to take the every day necessities such as soap, tailor shop, barber shop, ship's store, cobbler, etc., for granted, the men of the S-3 Division work hard to provide them for us. Yo-u may get your shirt back one week 'and your collar the next, but stop to figure that we process over 600 per week! Left to right: Lee, Sl-IZ, R. Jupena, SN, G. Gowland, SN. Seated, left to right: C. Bartlett, SH2, D. IVIoyer, SH3, Standing: W. Stewart, SH2, T. Roussel, SHCg R. Fret, SN. Left to right: E. Traver, SH3, S. Vavrek, SN I25 ff?:-.3.211g:..,f.-2jff3fl? ! 1 ' f .'.f'.Q4 1 - ' Back row, left to right: A. Wilson, DK1, L. Nelson, DK3,'E. Lehner, SN, R. IVlorris, DK3g Front row: K. Larsen, SN, A. Dzanis, DKC, J. Winton, DK3. 'X o , K, fa . is E . ,gf 7 M. I , ,Ly , sy! 26 VJ! ,fy fq fl ' f 1 fi il ,M ,,,, Q W.. tm., fs? Vi QW I. A S-4 DIVISION 'Twice a month BOSTON's DK's are the most popular and the most hated men aboard. Al- though they hand out 365,000 each payday, there are those among the crew who feel that payday is held so that the DK's can have a little sadistic fun by savagely tearing up their paychits for such reasons as date not in military order, this is January, not February, come back next month, or you misspelled your name, sailor-end of the line. Heavy are the burdens of the weary sailor who suffers the tortures of the payline so that he may enjoy the offerings of the next port. PON S xh--, f ff ff ,,f f f Q! 1 f WW ff - ,-4551 If Z L20 5? .4 yn, nag, 4, 2 fi? ' ' 7 'f ,qnf 1' .. 'YM 541,74 7 53.1, if : .ff f , ,mv an w X f , KDU -63 m..... ..,., r'- Q-.-X.....,,'25T' .IV B i v I 'Q M N v V 1 1 ? I v 1 1 I 1 v Left to right: J. Richardson, K. Feldman F. Comps, K. Perry. KDU-63 The Drone Unit, or more correctly KDU-63, was aboard BOSTON for the Mediterranean deployment, provid- ing skeet and tracking exercises for the missiles and guns of BOSTON and other Sixth Fleet ships. The unit flies the 300 knot KDB-1 Radio Controlled Aerial lVlissile Target. START UP Kneeling, left to right: E. Weiss, AT3, F. Comps, AlVlS2g R. Rich- ard, AlVlS3, Standing: R. Cren- shaw, AT2, K. Cook, AT3, J. lVlcClure, AN, K. Feldman, ADR3, Nl. Bradway, AXCg J. Richardson, ADRANg R. Cloen, AT3g K. Perry, ADR2. V V 5 X L Ivo R N , 7 12 - 21 JA N u A RY 1 96 3 1- S rv . , Q A fffk '55, FIRENZE Our stop at Livorno provided the opportunity for a visit to Florence, center of the Italian Renaissance. Her buildings, galleries, and shops are crammed with the treasures of centuries ago. lts cultural splendor is unrivalled, as is its beautiful architecture. Livorno itself is a quiet city, centered around the sea-fishermen, naval academy students, small boats. Nearby, the Camp Darby PX seemed one of the modern wonders of the world, where our wallets emptied quickly for some modern treasures. X! - 'Qiiiffffff PISA What is left to say about the tower at Pisa that has not already been said? We went, we determined that it did lean, we snapped pic- tures of buddies leaning in an opposite 'di- rection, and came away entirely uncertain about the straightness of the distant horizon. ., 35 ,yi 15 ww wwf WZ hw' 3 '45 2 ' 2 fb A N Wgv A I W ff? x fs! W If W 1 , fw wg M fd? ,ff ff 7 ' :. Y fl f1,.' ' e I ,Sa '3 P E' AIR CONDITIONING AND I REFRIGERATION GANG Sitting, left to right: K. Bartlett, FN, T. Jackson, FN, Kneeling: B. Cribb, MM2, H. Young, MM1, Leaning on line: R. McAndrews, MM2, Standing: L. Wormhoudt, FN, R. Packard, FN, R. Maxam, ENCM, G. Muzingo, MM2. MACHINE SHOP GANG Kneeling, left to right: R. Perron, MR3, J. Poe, MRFN, G. Moses, FN, Standing: N. Brack, MR3, W. Belbair, MR2, P. Callahan, MR2, M. Dempski, MR2. A DIVISION A Division is behind the laundry, the galleys, the refrigeration, heating and airconditioning units. Operating, servicing and maintaining everything from Gedunk machines to Liberty Boats, the Division keeps BOSTON's daily routine in smooth running order. ,.-.- ...x ENGINEMAN GANG Front row: J. Lombardi, FN, Seco d I f ' . M. Johnson, EN3, J. Robertson, ENZIUIJVI FeeItcIrtI rI2glIgf J. Lucas, EN2, R. Waylor, ENFN. ' ' I34 STEAM HEAT GANG Kneeling front, left to right: B. TayIor,iMM1, P. Carpenter, FN: Standing: F. I-Iovvard, MM3, R. Darrow, FA: H- OYTIZI FN, R. Rutledge, FN. ri .35 P Q M En ,LF '4 I N GIN EERING 5 2- , , N I fy A ' 2 if I ff V. 5 fig? ' 4 55224 ,Q 'Mia-' IL :sim ff I I f , ,ff xi ,I Q14 532 W 2252 ISI? 1 553 sig: , 22 55 , lx! ' 0 -K 11 7 u IJ E DIVISION .f, . E DIVISION E Division's generating plants pro- duce electricity capable of handling the residential area of a city the size of Portland, Maine. Under the Electricians' supervision is an internal communica- tions system which provides one tele- phone for every four men aboard, enough lighting fixtures to supply the needs of 65 U. S. homes, and a battery locker which could provide power for 1400 vacuum cleaners for one hour. my Qwreumn-,,,.,,.M ,,,, Left to right: F. Baird, icc, D. Dick, ic2, R. Brit- ton, lC3, R. Desjardins, FN, G. Austin, ICFN, R. Logue, ICFN. ff I I 'V ,. Q ,gf W' ' ,,,.- ,...,.,,,.,.-...WWW Jwfwww wwf, -fu M' 5 . l IC GANG Left tor right P Diemdowitz FN S L kl lC2 J Walton ICFN J Leong FT3 JOCW.:EcbnICl2CFGN Nielson 1' .A 1. i .4 . . , K, , I , ,,, E, W- , , X 5 1 A. ' I ' 14,43 5 '21, ' Lib X f ff f ., ' . Q, ' .. 'A L 1 ff V 5 ' .ffl if , 1 L , A-1 Afrf V ' I . 'ZW ' , V, i, X . , 9 l ' X ul f V' 4 V ' 4 V . , . , ln. tg , , f , X ff 1 I :' L1 Q .., . I U I ' ' ' . ' A V ,z 1? Q. up ,V ,J .V . ix .1 Y ff 7 . , ff ' 2 g M l Z MW I' 4 Ufifff I . . WZ t . F - lr vin f .. ' T - l 'ff Q 4 --X V .. , i I , If , lv, fy, ,u i gf ' e,mj,,y2 f f 'f f M2515 'M' W if ' 1 - L '75 ,yggqyfy 'f 1 -Q-:.-in ,X ' ,, ni ! ff f M . H L ff I ELECTRICIANS Left to right: A. Atwan, FN, Juanengo, FN, M. Green, EM3, D. Micheal, EM2, R. Prentice, EM3, K. Twidwell, EMFN, J. Garcia, EM2, V. Bennett, EMFN, H. Black, EM3, J. Lee, EM3, R. Grow, EM2, R. Rivet, EM3. xv vu, js X Left to right: J. Lambert, Q lC2, B. Fitzsimmons, IC3 J. Neff, ICFN, L. Martin lC3, T. McClanahan, lC2 F. Engle, ICB. A 3-83.9, E-mv, 1 g Left fo fight L Madson FN W Abate EM1 F Barnes EM1 ing EM3 J Guertin EMFN L Fay EM3 W Terwilllge E B Summers EM2 J McElvvain EM2 V Bennett EMF agrowski EM3 V Doerr EMFN J Thompson EM3 A 13 . x t',-5-I-F. .1f,f1:,-fqf, in J ,.-5,5 X :f,tff,:Q.f,g , . ' ' , Q . I . ' J , I 1 - 1 1 - I . 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Barcelona was a most popular stop and a fine conclusion to our round of visits to Mediterranean ports. lt was all as the travel ads had promised . . . the flamencas sported polka- dotted and ruffled skirts and clicked shining red heels in dim bars, tat- tered bull fight posters adorned the walls of buildingsycolorful flowers were sold at tiny, streetside stalls by women more ancient, it seemed, than the city itself, the velvet night was filled with the brightly hued sparkle of a ,hundred fountains and cathedral bells kept the air in a con- tinuous state of vibration. Once in a while, you caught yourself think- ing that it couldn't be real . . . but it was. l39 dv, in .f -., -l -,f Dlffvw 2gQfzegg'1A':QzfQ':xZiE2'ii'?i2tT , T if ' 5 ' 23f 5f9- ' Q ,,,5 - VV, ix Qsj.. ,35.-,A-gsgx,..,, ,.,.g,,4- ' r ' 'L M- f gglil.--gs. 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With great appetizing trays of food, innumerable bottles of cold beer, a pretty girl to smile at your latest joke, how could we miss? , At Fleet Landing Columbus' flagshxp i gffevf w is f , VKQQ X yy Q3 nw V W af 1 'G W, A 2 fr 3 I ,wi N' ? 1 l ei Front row seated, left to right: Pfc R. Giallongo: Pvt T. Unkle: Cpl M. Ackley, Cpl F. Ratajczik: Cpl D. Bradley: Pfc T. Cronang Lcpl J. Hall, Lcpl P. Lussier: Lcpl S. Mirowski: Lcpl D. Wolters: Pfc N. Sutyak, Second row kneeling: Pfc L. Barnes: Pfc E. Ponton: Pvt D. Sherman: Cpl C. Soponski: Sgt J. Chase: Lcpl D. Witman: Pfc , T. Grant: Pfc A. Nelson: Lcpl G. McReeg Pfc J. D. Orsini: Pfc G. T Cavey: Cpl C. Bailey, Pfc P. Lapinski: Pfc R. Hope Jr.: Pfc R. J Hubbard, Back row standing: Sgt R. Coffman: Lcpl R. Wilson: Lcpl L. Shopeg Pfc F. Bradfieldg Pfc E. Osborne: Pfc R. Hale: Pfc G. Sullivan, Lcpl J. Jaroszewski: Pfc M. Bates: Pfc J. Canfield: SgtMaj E. Koreng Lcpl K. Grant: Lcpl K. Bronk, Pfc R. Paradlsg Pfc E. Morgan: Lcpl C. Brown: lst Lt J. Carty: lst Lt J. Spangler: GySgt G. Steffensen. MARINE DETACHMENT The Marine Detachment's duties aboard ship con- sist of training the ship's landing party, interior guard duty, and manning the 3 !5O gun batteries and mark 56 directors. The Marines also operate the brig, and perform honors for visiting officers and officials. During the Mediterranean deployment the detachment was in- volved in shore training at Livorno and participated in MEDLANDEX l-53 with lst Battalion, 2nd Marines at Porto Scudo, Sardinia. Standing, left to fight: SgtMaj E. Koren: GySgt G. Steffenseng Seated: Lcpl K- Grant' l46 iii, C Z ? , 9? I I Front row seated, left to right: Lcpl J. Hallg Pfc E. Pontong Pfc L. Barnesg Pfc R. Paradisg Cpl C. Baileyg Cpl D. Bradleyg Second row, standing: Lcpl D. Wltmang Pfc A. Nelsong Pfc T. Cronang Pvt D. Shermang Sgt R. Coffman. Front row seated, left to right: Lcpl L. Shopeg Lcpl K. Grantg Pfc E. Osborneg GySgt G. Steffenseng Lcpl D. Woltersg Pfc E. lvlorgang Second row, left to right: Pfc A. Nelsong Pfc T. Cronang Pvt D. Shermang Sgt G. Caveyg Pfc Nl. Batesg Pfc F. Bradfieldg Lcpl C. Browng Cpl lVl. Ackleyg Lcpl S. Nllrovvski. K. ET 3 'S H figs-'. -5 . , fl 7 ' , ' K 1 ,'i'g'f?f.i-N Front row seated, left to right: Pfc P. Lapinskig Pfc R. Haley Sgt J. Chasey Cpl C. Soponskig Cpl F. Ratajczikg Lcpl G. IVIcReeg Second row standing, left to right: Lcpl J. Jaroszewskig Pfc R. Hopeg Pfc G. Sullivang Pvt T. Unkleg Lcpl P. Lussierg Pfc J. Orsini. To Arms! iOne eachl 48 Color ceremony at Thessaloniki. :ff .im h JN 5. l a 'i'-P ff'- -- -1- - 7 ' . . . '- ,,, .iTFi'u:1J-vxprad..--f.ff. L. i-,Y f W ' A NG 0F MMAN f ,ff ,. W M QSM' fl' TW? 23 Wlwflfi X 7 in 2 If , wwf ,X ff'-4 ,J If 3 j ' MQ 1 5 f-10 Q, X 50 cfs fi '4 f I3 CHANGE OF COMMAND PARTY BARCELONA RITZ After the ceremony, Cap 63 I ENGINEERING W QW, ir fins if qy f 219 3515 lf' 'V 1? if J it II f ggx it ,f I Zi B DIVISION and M DIVISION ES R xii: I 1 V 5 If f 2 I i e 5 9' Y 5 5 2 I 4 Z 4 B? M I ez. . ',1,..e' ' .YA ...,, , -amurrlw FK Q ' A7 ' in -Lf...x-,ni--fi '.u.2.!'1fEi' -f--- -df-F i 2 , S gf 7 Z l- 152 7, Nz, X .X fx A .. L ,M X . . ww N s'Lm!X fm. N ,. 7 s uf- B DIVISION Steam is the life blood of BOSTON and the men of B Division produce up to 1,012,000 pounds of it per hour. In the ship's four firerooms the Snipes worked under temperatures much hotter than the warm- est Mediterranean sun. I ,,+ 2 Fimanooivi if 3 Fmsnoolvi Front row, left to right: K. Miller, FA, L. Weeks, Front row, left to right:J. Harris, BTFN, N. Bellomy BT3, Center: H. Heinerich, BT1, R. Hallett, BT3, FA, B. Shaw, FA, Standing: J. Houghton, BT3, E Back row: J. Johnson, BT2, J. Peyer, BT3, G. Barn- Schigas, BT3, L. Kline, FN, E. Rice, BR1, D. Mayne hart, BT3, E. Hicks, FA. FN, J. Traver, FA. . -.Y . - .,,-..f- ... , , ' 'h ...gs..,.4.,.-.4..4..- ..-...-f-.... 4 g. -m.. .-A -' . , A, . 3 k- f '1 1v1ug4. Q: F-V ji' 3 FIREROOM Front row, left to right: J. Clevland, BTFN, R. Kirk- endall, BT3, B. Dammann BT2- J. Houri an BT3 l 1 g 1 i Back row: W. Owen, BT1, J. Womack, BT2, R. Koob, FN, J. Prendergast, BTFN. f f.,f' ,rx , WX f as-.,,,, ,.. -1.....v-W if: 4 FIREROOM Front row, left to right: C. Clark, FA, G. Pierpoint, BTFN, Second row: S. Lewis, FN, A. Knowles, FA, W. Howe, BT3, Standing: D. Stricklan, FN, L. Wis- niewski, FN, R. lVIclVlurtry, BT1, D. Hunger, BT3 B. Nolan, BT3. I OIL SHACK Front row, left to right: T. Ganfey, BTFN, S. Welch, BTC, K. Jones, BTC, Back row: W. Williams, BT3, R. Ginantonio, FN, R. Shelden, BT3, C. Jones, BT3, W. Pratt, BT3. . Q 1 x 1 , n Ci . it 1 FIREROOM Front row, left to right: R. Boles, FN, C. Dodrill FA, Second row: G. Lesniewski. FN, J. Whitacre, BT2, A. Spampinato, FA, D. Connors, FN, Standing J. Dickman, BT1, J. Robb, FN, A. Hamilton, BT3 J. Feagans, FN, G. Sigler, BTFN. e 5 -ww ,Ng 3 V 5 5, li g, 1, F E. 21 V L, l l Nj ,,, 2 7, .. ,gf -, - if , , MSW 1 1, 205.2 z , uf . i . -.L.:.-:rl-1 .4--F Q? -, i' V Q V - 'gi-4,.5f?2:d x ww. -,.7,,,.a fe-'4--1 ' , f,-Large- F - ' ' ' -1 F' 15 --E 4:-rgyfmfpf-.-.---,.LL' GENERATOR GANG First row, left to right: R. Milks, MM2, G. Joplin, MM2, E. Callahan, FN, Second row: L. Miholovic, FM, P. Marang, MM3, Third row: W. Brownell, FN, M. l-lar- smahka, MM3, W. Barnes, FN, Back row: J. Biggs, lVllVl3, R. Scanlon, lVliVl1, L. Radley, IVIIVI3. J M DIVISION While B Division produces the steam, the M Division converts it into the 120,000 horses which give BOSTON speed. M Division answers the bells, and maintains the ship's four engines. .AFT ENGINE ROOM Back row, left to right: R. Matheson, MMCS, G. Cowan, FN D. McClelland, MM3, C. Bungard, FH, D. Schuyler, FN, G1 lVluzingo, lVllVl2, J. Russell, IVIIVI3, V. Ennis, FIVI, R. Clayton FM, G. Alderson, MM3, D. Tarquin, FM, D. Shelton, FM, J Widner, MMC, Front row: W. Thomas, FN, J. Patterson, FA, P. Rake, MM3, D. Gaynor, FA, G. Startz, FN. F ' 'gg V . FORWARD ENGINE ROOM Back row, left to right: E. Tumosa, MMFN, A. Arnold, FM, L. Lyon, FA, V. Williams, MM3, A. Castelluzzo, IVIMZ, R. Walker, FN, R. Taylor, MM3, D. Ward, FN, F. Aguilar, MM3, H. Murphy, lVlM2, C. Lapping, IVIIVI3, D. Cornell, FA, G. Collins, FN, R Jackson, MM3, Front row: LTJG R. Blomquist, I. Marcum FM- P Hockman, iviiviriv, L. ouricn, Fivi, lvl. Gould, Fivi, R. 'Paul,us, IVIIVIC. ' -- L.....-...... . . ,........,.,................... ,-.-...., , .., , L.. ,',.,., I , A U NUQUBQQ 1 LW.,4d ii, M M . . .Ln 4 -- OFF LOADING YORKTOWN ,, mmf 7'P'R Y' M 1 XX XX 1 , Y Y Y f- - W- A rf 1 4' .. I ! ' - Y N, :XVI Y ,IA - A --Q 1 -- 6 ..,, .'-,....,-.-,T-5-:fir - -A A--...lizigu A F -A .....L , 1 Q , ' i X . 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