Bremerton (CA 130) - Naval Cruise Book

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1952 volume:

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The officers and men of fhe USS BREMERTON dedicafed fhis, fheir book, fo him, shipmafe and friend. I rnnst go down to the seas again, to the ldnely sea and sky, And all I ask is a tall ship and a star to steer her hy, I ' And the wheel's kick and the windis song and the white sailis shaking, And a gray rnist on the sea's face and a gray dawn breaking. I rnnst go down to the seas again, for the call of the running tide g Is a wild call and a clear call that inay not he denied g And all I ask is a windy day with the white clouds flying, And the flnng spray, and the hlown spnine, and the seagnlls crying. I innst go down to the seas again to the vagrant gypsy life, To the gnll's way and thle whaleis way where the wind's like a whetted knife, And all I ask is a rnerry song from a laughing fellow-rover, And qniet sleep and a sweet drearn when the long trick's over. ' I JOHN MASEFIELD. IV: -Ei n E ss CALL TO DUTY TO ARMS, TQ ARMS, Tl-IE BRITISH ARE COMING. In I776 fhis call broughf forfh a nafion of men who believed in fighfing for fhe independence and dignify of self-governmenf. In fhe summer of l95O American fighfing men answered anofher call, fhaf of fhe Unifed Nafions, fo defend free peoples againsf aggression. If is nof a popular war. Whaf war is? If has been a sfrange, bewildering war, nof even called a war. If is falcing place in a remofe oufposf of Asia, Korea, a place few of us had heard of before fhaf summer of '5O. Yef, looming far above all descripfion is fhe facf fhaf fhis is fhe firsf real affempf of a body of nafions fo enforce ihfernafional peace and freedom. On June I2, I952 fhe USS BREIVIERTON, CA-I3O, formally enfered fhe Korean conflicf firing ifs firsf rounds af fhe enemy. Our crew has come from all wallcs of life, nafionalifies, and religions, buf, unifed as one in couhfry and service we worked, foughf, and did our parf in answering Tl-IE CALL OI: DUTY. This is our book, a parf of our sfory. If is merely fhe beginning. Before we may puf Korea behind us many more chapfers will have been added. The end may never be wriffen in our fime. - if God granf fhaf we have added one more sfepping sfone on fhe long road fo a frue governmenf of fhe people, by fhe people, for all fhe peoples of fhe world. KKi . .17 T I I E! I R in glam o EcIiTor .... AssociaTer EdiTor . FeaTure STaTT . ArT STaTT-EdiTor . PhoTographers . Business STaIT .. i ENS A. P. AUSTIN I ENS M. J. BOSSE me M..1.wEsTBRooK ENS R. E. Jfwcox CPL H. E. BOWMAN CPL R.V. RAINES J. L. PAZ, SN C. A. RODRIGUEZ, SN TXSGTJ. E. .monies I-I.. F. o'RouRKE, PH3 ENS R. U. MORRISON ENS J. C. ELDER . EDITOR S NOTE AII phoTographs are oTFiciaI U.S. NAVY phoTographs or were conTriIouTed by The personneI of The USS BREMERTON. The descripTive .arTioIes herein are wriTTen in The Torm oT an open IeTTer. Opinions conTainecI Therein are Those oT The wriTers and do noT necessarily express The views oT The U.S. NAVY. A55 9-A' ilk l Vx ld 1' , A A A A L71 'al S' Wm g RV iff A , in ig? Q, U ,poo , 2 -1 wx 6 CAPT MILES H. HUBBARD, USN Commanding Officer SLO Q 0,4 CAPT JAMES H. WARD, USN Commanding Officer fNov.-Aug., CDRHUBERT L. ANDERSON, USNfM'Cj J, Medical Officer If V CDR SAM C. LOOMIS, JR., USN Execufive Officer A CDR JOHN D. P. HODAPP, JR., USN Operafions Officer iii '71 I' . 1 1 . 5 I . .. . , . 5 : 2 . f l nh Y E . 4' 4K , 1 Qs' 5-Ji' s-,P Qi A. JF . 4 ,f . I LCDR.WILLlAM F. LEBARON, JR., USNR Gunnery Officer 1 LCDR HEWITT J. BEAUVAIS, JR., USNQDCQ Den+al.OFFicer . LCDR FRED W. PUMP, USN Navigaior LCDR OTTO C. ROTH LANDER, USNQSCQ Supply Officer .W , .1-L... . ,..., - A. ,.4.L,,,,,-J...,,, 1.'-LL-if -- ,,,-,,...A,,Q,...-.'..,.,.-,,.....p.f...:...,.e-..- ,- - -,.,..-...,..,.,,,...:., . . ,:z-,V i'hE5H1:Wtf?Iff!:P! VT 1 I 1 I LCDR CHARLES W. LAYNE, USN Engineering Officer LCDR JOHN N. SAYERS, US N Communica+io-ns OFFicer LCDR HAROLD H. B-ISHOP, USNR Training Officer LCDR-WILLIAM G. HURLEY, USN CIC Officer CAPT PATRICK D. BOYLE, USMC Marine Officer . H ' ' - .-c-'gy ' . ww uf ,N 111 f'-'f F 'w'3 -ff ' 'WT ' N, 4. ., ,. ., . . ., -z' -W M - , - v , l1',. C','- 4' v 1, ,-,.. ' 1'- ,. . . ....,,. v.. - - ., ' L1fu,,mf:3f1.uix.e1,L:.n:n5Q.Mf.1,91- A nw--ffL.:..' uk-1'2:-ml .--..',-ww-Mm: 4' A A? ff I is ' A 9 Q . L Qi 0 Y' ! T. ' QT- 3, A if if fa 4 D . will 5 v L9 ,- ,f Qi! NATIONAL ANTHEM sums REcoMMlssloNlNe cEREMoN1Es RU B-A-DU B-DU B- MEN IN A TUB I -if ' -1 1't:L5::'vva iff!5LIUIFIIlf!!?2C?ififIii!!!-I!IWiIS3f?'Y5W5I?5I?53!?!!??5'!?fE'5?If3I!I5iIIs. Ll-If5P ' E ' i f A 5'r : 5 Q,,QQl g ,ww SECOND CHILDHOOD STARTS AGAIN we 'aff .. S... -M I. I f PEACEFUL LOOKING I TAKE COMMAND , ,m,,,,,,l , ,, H, . Y-mffa. -ff av-Y-f---'ff-if - . -----'-M -fn-f --'ff f- - Qfvvff w- gf-- 41 JA .N,A,5:HH,75l:,. ::.:,...zi... u,,, ,J 5.,ggg.Y,,..., ,,..f,...,.,,. ., .,,,, -, .W ,,. , ,,... . .. .. , . .. , . . , . ...-itnw lr A. - I - I -- , . 61, K ,4 . 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M. ,gAg'.:x ,I - W ,Q . .: . . 1---'-15, 7.-.L ,M M p... -1 ,L-.gy-:cg ,: 5 ., , .. . . , , ,.m,,,,-- - Yhugnfu -. 14.1, ,,.., 1, LEFT SAN DIEGO HEADING WEST H i1 f 2 gl '-' fm' ' 'Wm' ' 'Q' H - ' - ' ' i53iZ.vAiL.J.:l 4-L L 'T-4TE5BliiAifL.-,ivgl HAWAII 20 APRIL, 1952 . ln fhe middle of a warm day, fhe kind you see painfed on fourisf folders, we arrived in Pearl l-larbor. lmmediafely upon arrival fhe rumors were born and grew and grew and grew . .. We would be in l-lawaii for fwo weeks, for a monfhg no, fhe re- pairs on our engines would be foo much for local hands: we were heading back fo fhe sfafes. P Well, everyone had fhe hof scoop, so insfead of waifing around fo find ouf how wrong everyone was, we sef ouf fo ex- plore fhe Paradise of fhe Pacific. , W There were plenfyof us, and from fhaf firsf nighf when we hif fhe beach, l-lonolulu knew we were fhere. From Soufh l-lofel Sfreef fo Diamond l-lead. Spliffing fhe local cab fares-fhey needed spliffing+or riding fhe badly named l-lawaiian Rapid Transif, we all managed fo sfraggle info fown. - There was more fhan enough fo see, especially along fhe Waikiki Sfrip, where fhe nighfclubs sfood shoulder fo shoulder, beckoning us fo fry wild concocfions of rum, like Planfer's Punch, Shark's Toofh cockfails, and Navy Grogs. We gof off,-fhe bus far along Kaulakaua Boulevard and began walking. There was fhe Seven Seas and Lau Yee Chai's, smoky and dark where a loud floorshow was in progress, and fhe Tropics and Don fhe Beachcombers, if you had fhe money, and maybe, iusf maybe, a liffle while af fhe Royal l-lawaiian l-lofel. Purfher down fhe beach lay fhe Moana l-lofel, where some of us on fhaf firsf affer- noon heard fhe radio broadcasf l-lawaii Calls. We saf fhere wifh a perfecf view of Waikiki, one of fhe world's famous beaches. Af firsf, I guess mosf of us seffled down af Waikiki, dawn fo swimming and geffing fans, buf affer a fime we discov- ered fhere was more fo fhe island fhan fhe beach. WJ' Renling cars or laking guided lours, we saw places like Kailua Beacli, on llie ollier side ol llme island lrom Waikiki, and llie Mormon Temple, surprisingly wlmile againsl ll'1e l-lawaiian green background and llfie miles ol coaslline, marked by black volcanic rock, and llie pineapple and sugar beel lields inland. ll was somellwing lo see: somelliing a lol ol us liad .never seen belore. So we slayed and loved il, wlriile llie lwol scoop grew lnoller every day. il-lie rumors al lasl cryslallized inlo orders and by April 4, aboul a week aller we arrived, llie sliip was sclieduled lor a lrial run. We liad gunnery praclice oll Kalioo- lawe, reminding us wlial we were really oul lliere lor, and even- lually we arrived al llie porl ol l-lilo on llie large, bul llwinly populaled island ol l-lawaii. Willm only one week end lo spend lliere, llfie local people pulled oul llwe slops lo slwow us a good lime. We were ollicially welcomed by dignilaries and llien enioyed a l-lawaiian slwow, replele willi music and dancing, on llie lanlail. Once asliore we all became lourisls again. I Downlown l-lilo liad lillle lo oller aller llie slwine and sparkle ol l-lonolulu, bul we did manage lo cover llme island on lours and see some ol llie world's mosl beaulilul scenery. The big allrac- lion was llie volcano craler al l-lawaii Nalional Park, nol lar lrom llie cily. We lell l-lilo llwe lollowing lvlonday aller a wliirlwind week end, enroule lo Pearl. Bul our main gears locked again, so il became a slow sliullle back lo Waikiki. ll wasn'l bard lo lake, being in l-lonolulu again, llial is, lor lliose ol us wlio could slill musler up some spending money. And yel il was dillerenl.Tl'1e sun was as warm, llme drinks as cool, bul llwe word was oul ll1alwe'd soon be on our way lo Korea. Wlmen we pulled oul ol Paradise on April 29ll1, bound lor Japan and llme bombline oll Korea, all ol us were wondering .... Q . . LOOKED AROUND.. WE TIED UP . . AND SETTLED ON A COURSE OF ACTION' . . . SAW THE SIGHTS . . . audi, 5,,,,,,m ,9mq,.m,.n,1,51,.,,,1,g: uumnnurrf: B kt I-N.. THAT'S DIAMOND HEAD IN THE BACKGROUND MONKEY BUSINESS BLACK SANDS BEACH, HILO WAIKIKI BEACH HAPPY MEMORIES MY FRIEND IRMA I I HEY, COME BACK! I 1 AIN'T WE SWEET , OVERLOOKING A PLANTATION PINEAPPLE IN THE NATURAL STATE MM ,I I . I I I , , I , If -'EEE 3?7 f? Q,'lf75'i a ,2 ffif-'Z W IIT, -ff,.'- 4' il-1 -fl i jf-2 ' snxswrvmuuarawz-m TOURISTS ALL UNDERGROUND PASSAGE HILO FAVORITE PASTIME KEEP YOUR EYES ON THE ORCHIDS I x , W!! fy 4 HILO WATERFALL LOOKING OVER A VOLCANIC CRATER, HILO, HAWAII , . ., A , N, . -. .tzgbzm .31-3 ::y:f:yf:,:4gq:::'mgZL1- f-'-1i1gLg-1?4E:zr41mm-32QQe2::94.'.:::Y-'4'ZQTT!'?A':r H . fre , :..i1:e .!!uniue'.91-if'-:rum 19 ML- ,, ...,.,..,. W... -,,:2...fd Y A- -A-A 'iw 5 J N , pc f' .4 I, 1' f OMOUOQ 9 O MERQM SGMEWHERE oFF KOREA i7AuGusl ln lhe middle ol an Augusl allernoon I slood my walch and lhoughl how slowly lhe lime moved. Around me slood men who worked melhodically or simply looked oul across lhe walerloward lhe Korean hills a lew miles away. I knew how slowly lhe lime moved lor lhem loop il was on lheir laces. Now il was a iob almosl like any olher iobg like lhe milkman on his long daily roule, lhe clerk selling lhe lenlh pair ol shoes, lhe piece worker pulling slill anolher shall lo his lalhe. Like any iob lhal lakes lime and you are lamil- iar wilh. The guns lired and lired wilh a rhylhm ol lheir own, monolonous and conslanl. The beep beep beep ol lhe signal buzzer beloreilhe guns boomed was no more irrilaling or unusual lhan alarm clocks. Oul lhere lhe Korean coasl was as lamiliar as lhe rolling hills ol Michigan and lhe rugged mounlain range beyond like lhose ol Nevada and Colorado. Suwon Dan Lighlhouse al lhe norlh end ol lhe bombline mighl have been a slop lighl on a home lown slreel. Bul ol course il was nol always lhis way. ln lhe early days we were exciled and, as a ship, unlried.VEven lor velerans ol many Navy campaigns il was new. The lirsl day on lhe bombline il was, l suspecl, lor everyone a sudden and swill surprise when lhe huge eighl-inch guns wheeled oul and senl a whislling concenlralion ol dealh inlo lhe air. Perhaps lhal feeling ol awe in lhe lace ol deslruclion is always discovered and' rediscovered by men who enler war. For mosl ol us il was complelely new lo be lhere, lo be away lrom home, school, work, lamily and lriends, lhousands ol miles inlo lhe Pacilic, lacing lhe mounlains and bending every lacully loward deslruclion. When we shelled close lo shore and saw lhe resulls ol lhe blasling guns lhere on lhe clills, lhe plumes ol smoke rise up, brown and while, il was a surprise. We learned new names: Koio, Songiin, l-lungnam, Chongiin,.and we said lhem unlil lhey were lamiliar as Los Angeles, New York, Chicago. We learned whal a slrike was, lhal swill run along lhe coasl lo shell lowns, rail- roads, and lo supporl planes on bombing missions. Then al nighl on walch when lhe beaches became carnivals ol lighl lrom lhe morlar and machine gun llashes, we knew we'd come lo lhe cenler ol lhe slage. BuT iT wore oTT, ThaT exciTemenT. Then came hard hours, long hours aT General QuarTers, and The waTches, inTermin'able and demanding, and The sameness oT days unTil you Told Time according To The waTch bill insTead oT by days oT The week. We looked Torward To our nexT Trip To Japan where people lived normally in real ciTies amid color and lighTs, away Trom The bleak hills, some baTTered To bare rock, where sound spelled deaTh and people were running, crouching sTick Tigures bobbing Trom hole To hole. Of course our duTy wiTh The TasT carrier Task Torce SevenTy Seven pro- vided some relieT. lT was someThing To see The TlaT-Tops wheel ponderously around amid a covey oT desiTroyers and To waTch aT dawn The planes go ouT and aT sunseT reTurn. ' BuT l suppose The real eye-opener came ThaT Sunday morning on The bombline when The Reds unexpecTedly shelled us Trom The coasT. Perhaps everyone had waiTed Tor ThaT wiTh a kind oT eagerness. A seaman on The signal bridge grabbed a pair oT binoculars and waTched The smoke puTTs and TelT The ship's engines come To liTe as we came abouT inTo posiTion To reTurn Tire.. We'll geT wiTh iT now, he said. And we did, raking The beach wiTh big shells unTil clouds oT smoke arose and ioined wiTh real clouds in The sky. ThaT Red baTTery did noT Trouble us TurTher. We would be Tired aT laTer aT l-lungnam, buT ThaT TirsT Time was imporTanT. The BREMERTON had goT inTo The acT. We were a TighTing ship and hours oT Training, someTimes ap- parenTly worThless, suddenly Took on signiTicance. I Well, ThaT was our Tour. STreTches on The bombline, wiTh The Task Torce, inTerspersed wiTh gun sTrikes, so The ship wenT abouT iTs business. ExciTing someTimes, someTimes monoTonous, hard and exacTing, a rigorous rouTine relieved by shorT iaunTs To Japan. A grave, greyyshipiwiTh a big l3O on iTs bow, The BREMERTQN did, iTs iob and did iT well. ThaT we can be proud oT, knowing ThaT railroad Tracks were Torn, bunkers broken, buildings smashed, Troops killed, The iob ThaT our counTry had senT us To do in order ThaT Tree- dom mighT be deTended. Wordscome easy, especially words like Treedom and liberTy, buT whaT They sTand Tor does exisT. ThaT grave, grey ship wiTh a l3O on iTs bow cruised The Korean coasT, doing whaT iT could, To show The CommunisT world ThaT The exisTence oT Treedom and liberTy can, if neces- sary, be deTended powerTully and unTlinchingly. 4 9 y Z 4 5 4 3 is z z ? 9 ? 2 2 a E GOODBYE TO THE MANCHESTER . . . . . . LEAVING US ON OUR OWN . . . - - . . .SO WE SETTLE DOWN TO WORK CHONGJIN STRIKE -4-I ffl -f'1-5-1'-3-Qui--521411,f'1'543:.?:,.f2L-in--.15-4--A-1-A-54'-H-Ai-22iL1i5AFi'.iT. E'l.:Z3iiEHfE?l214li.1?ff'5:f57'3:LLijQ2QQ-'54-'-f M-21:-1lvlffl-Fwlr-1'2FL 'f - ii'EiiEf:if31T1!!1vf1v-''2'5tf:v1'::t'1'r , ff' ' we 25 ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 'Qui' W 'Q::,:.::s:: Jig? f.1.1,Lgq,+...f1.gLi'.a RADM DYER WELCOMED ABOARD EVER VIGILANT me GUNS BLAST WONSAN ' 1 N 1 1 4 F CAPT HUBBARD RELIEVES CAPT WARD ON THE WAY Q s S r , . f- . -. fr ,: .-5 5 'gf : ' -g.f-TPf:flff:fLfi'i 'I'f1jv'.3'57':,','1I. i ' ' ' ' ' ,, .. . , I ,.4,-L.-,.,,-1.1 , . , ' , , , . . Li, ...Q. ' .N- . 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J'-'Eze-,1'1x.,:su..,. Eirwrr: :T .:. H- 'QB HEAD FOR THE BARN HR X, ri: 7. J N6 71 6 i f D' , 43 Z if if n' fl Q ' f W1 L A4 5 X 'S ,LZ 'S hr 1 Z Y V iff fl gg J? f 1 'N . if fx 0' MAA QW 5 , N Sgt ,fl ,Qq-f f fy, f 6' 1 ' JAPAN Yokosuka: whaT a Tamiliar name now To us On The BREMERTCN. NoT'Too long ago iT was The sTrange name oT a sTrange place Tar away. BuT The evenTs oT The lasT several monThs have made all The diTTerence. A Trip To WesTPac is a Trip To Korea-and police acTion. BuT occasionally There is Time Tor whaT we call upkeep, Tha'T's where Yokosuka comes in. Since we've been in The PaciTic, Yokosuka has Tor all pracTical purposes become our home porT. We came here TirsT on our way To Korea, and we've been back several Times since Then. We've been To oTher porTs oT course, like Sasebo, Pusan, and Keelung, buT iT's here aT Yokosuka ThaT we've seen mosT oT The OrienT and had our besT liberTies. ForTunaTely,Japan is a world away Trom Korea and The war. We've all been impressed wiTh Japan and 'her modern ciTies. JusT a Tewimiles norTh oT Yokosuka is Yokohama, and Tokyo, The Third largesT ciTy in The world. ln Tokyo we've Tound abouT every- Thing ThaT can be Tound in The big ciTies back home, wiTh an OrienTal Tlavor added. We've Tound Tokyo To be a cosmopoliTan ciTy wiTh ThaT OrienTal Tlavor plus The mosT neon signs we've seen ouTside The U.S.A. and some oT The world's TinesT hoTels. One oT Them, The Imperial I-loTel, was builT by Frank Lloyd WrighT, The American -archiTecTg iT liTerally-TloaTs on oil, being earThguake prooT, and is considered by some experTs To be The mosT beauTiTul and well consTrucTed hoTel in The world. SighT-seeing and shopping have kepT us busy during The day and The nighT liTe-well., we won'T' TorgeT ThaT Tor a long Time. Some oT us Tried To go Through The Imperial Palace, buT iT seems ThaT They haven'T opened ThaT To TourisTs yeT.H Yokohama is an imporTanT indusTriaI ciTy, buT I suppose The biggesT aTTracTion Tor us has been The Yokohama PX. You can buy anyThing There, I imagine, buT a baTh-beTTer noT go inTo ThaTI X 4 'The place ThaT appealed mosT To us is probably Kamakura, a beach resorT Town, near Yokosuka. I-Iere we've Tound The picTuresgue beauTy oT Japan ThaT you read abouT and see on posT cards. I-Iere we've seen one oT The mosT Tamous shrines in The counTry, DaibuTsu, The giganTic bronze Buddha ThaT's over seven hundred years old. They were pIeasanT, Those hours in Kamakura, enioying The Tine beach, The Tood, guainT shops, and The beauTiTuI scenery-Japanese women are surprisingly beauTiTuI.. , I Yokosuka is like Sasebo, in ThaT iTs principal indusTry seems To be The U.S. Navy. I guess we Teel preTTy much aT home here now, as if we've visiTed every curio shop and have ,eaTen and drank Nippon beer in every ioinT in Town. We've Taken walks and rides Through The counTryside, seeing and smelling The Tarms ThaT The Japanese keep like we keep our TronT lawns back home. GeTTing back To The ship we exchange sTories abouT whaT we've seen and done. BuT you can'T believe Them alll A Tew guys have even said ThaT They climbed MounT Fuiiyama. IT really isn'T very Tar Trom here, however, and on a clear day you can see' iT Trom The ship. 'I-here's an old Japanese proverb ThaT I-Ie who Tails To climb Fuji in his IiTeTime is a Tool, he who climbs iT Twice is a bigger Tool. iWeII, we didn'T see anybody climb iT, buT--we do have an advenTurous crew on The Brem. Well, as already said: a Trip To WesTPac is a Trip To Korea, and ThaT's noT good. BuT when The war is over in Korea and we begin TorgeTTing abouT iT, as happens in all wars, we cerTainIy won'T TorgeT Japan. IT is ichi Ioan. I 'I-lK3?1'f E N SE? H E 2 -1. :- -1, 4 nur-31-F' -if 42' af MAIN STREET TOKYO SIDE STREET YOKOSU KA PEEK-A-BOO HEADING FOR THE BAR---N? WHAT IS IT? ----V A---1 V- - ---S-A ---- I I I POT SHOP MAYBE? I I I 1 ,- HEADING HOME WITH THE LOOT FRIENDLY CRITTER u TURN ABOUT A THE FLEET'S IN I ffezs:1z51fa':2:asf'1cans1.f,-vfvaggieff' 452-11645-'51 ' A 41 ,f,.,. - 4L.g.,,.f:- ., .' . f-A ' -' ' '-.5 M g ' 1 1 I I wk w 1 uf U .u wanna: M' ,Q , 4. , 1 ,mils ,N 6 N 'ic POPPA-SAN MOMMA-SAN GIRL SAN THE NEW AND THE ou: N 3 9 mu p 4.1: mvv-111,11-.-:.,.-.k ,ff-ffm., -fav f-:ry-1:-au' -:sf-'M' 'f'.2,1r'. ' 'STI'-hill-f--' W ' ' 7 ' ! I 4 A .X QW 4 ll 5 g,, I Q A A JAPANESE ARCHITECTURE E w l 1' GW. 6,3568 1N'W 5W' 'Mgt y ,V 3-u,1r..1 funn-w1. fnegxr 4 tu Iehf-cflv xi N f 'F I 'Ta H41 , . , .. . .., , . -mf E:-. 1- F-:1-41,-,zg ., , . . V ' V. . 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The ciTy is almosT circled by high ridges and nearly all oT Them are compleTely covered wiTh Ter- raged gardens, VegeTables, barley and rice are The only Things grown on These paTches, and They grow luxurianTly. They are all TerTilized wiTh nighT soil lhuman dung and urinel combined wiTh cow manure. This The naTives dump in large piTs l0xl0x4 TT. deep lrock lined Tanksl, sTir wiTh a long pole, leT dry and Then spread on The gardens. Small sTreams and springs Trickle in The ravines and are diverTed Tor irrigaTion oT The Terraced areas. They produce good crops, using all hand labor: and I presume rice is scyThed and Threshed by hand as machines could noT TuncTion on The sTeep inclines, Tor I saw many winnowing baskeTs in The quainT naTive shops as I passed. The rice is green, 4-5 TT. high now and in good head, and should be ready To harvesT in 4-5 weeks. IT we aTe Their IeaTy vegeTable crops we would have To cook Them well TirsT as They would all carry The germs oT dysenTery wiTh which human e.xcremenT here is Thoroughly innoculaxTed. , ' The Tish markeT aT The harbor edge was also in The iTinerary. They were cleaning, selling and salTing shark, snapper, halibuT, horse mackeral, Tuna, baby squid, clams and oTher shell Tish, seaweed, and many oTher marine gleanings whose names I did noT know. IT was all quiTe TragranT buT inTeresTing and enjoyable. Curiously shaped iunks wiTh large, square- rigged sails oT plaiTed maTs were skimming silenTly abouT The harbor. . OuTwardly The people appear healThy, muscular and very hardy, Though I had no chance during a Three-hour soiourn To geT any ideas on disease prevalence. The women and girls are unaTTracTive, buT I always geT an inner Thrill waTching The lined Taces oT The very old, weaThered and wrinkled, Tending small children, baking over Tiny charcoal ovens in The sTreeT, babbling in Their naTive Tongues. From Their inguisiTive glances and my reTinue oT waiTs, 'Twas plain To see ThaT I was by Tar The greaTer curiosiTy. - The Town iTselT is more like one oT our TronTier Towns, Though They do have a Trolley line and small overcrowded buses. AT The sTaTion was a small boy oT 8 or 9 playTully kick- ing a Tin can wiTh his good leg-The oTher leg was cuT oTT above The knee. .A Tew old rickeTy cars chug and snorT over The dusTy, rocky, narrow roads, blowing Their wheezy horns inTerminably. STrangely enough, Though, I saw no one run over. Along The ThoroughTares green scum clings Tenaciously along The open diTches, bub- bling wiTh Thick slime-These are The Tly-inTesTed open sewers carrying human Teces and urine and oTher sewage and garbage Trom The crowded shacks To wider Trenches. These in Turn enTer large sTorm drains 40 TT. wide and 20 TT. deep which Tlow inTo and poluTe The harbor waTer. These huge moaTs have sTeep walls oT rock wiTh mud boTToms, and These carry The collecTed sewage and aT Times The Tloods oT heavy rains. On The paTches oT dried mud -surrounded by slush and ooze Torming The Tloors oT These wide sewers is agmosaic oT Tiny shacks less Than one Third The size oT our one-car glxalnage. They are builT oT Tlimsy scrap packing boxes wiTh unTolded paper boxes Tor rooTs .ole Tamilies live in Them., cooking ouT-oT-doors. God knows where They go when The spring TorrenTs sweep The Tlimsy shelTers inTo The sea. hThey musT be Ted and cloThed and shelTered, given The baresT essenTials oT bread and a c ance-IusT a TighT1ng chance To beTTer Themselves so ThaT They can help each oTher. lvlulTiply These Tew by 800 million oT The diverse populaTions OT The world and iT will Telge nO+E.insTyein To TaThom ThaT The harvesT is greaT and The laborers Tew Nourish an sus ain T ese we musT do To survive. Else we will succumb To sinisTer Torces in The world Today. X 1g1g,,--3-,1,,,., ,, v . .... , , w C 1 r r y xr 1 M' 1.16 1f375.'.11?i' J f- ?izQ?:ff R':ff 'fi5' ' PUSAN AS WE SAW IT ,C ' , -, 'Q-'uni 'i x xml-:-1.3-az., .tm kit' QC lx FCRMOSA. JUNE-When we pulled inTo The porT oT Keelung, Formosa, we passed Bri.Tish and Chinese ships which saluTed us wiTh Their guns and which we in Turn saIuTed wiTh. ours. ThaT presaged The ceremonies oT The nexT Tew days. The primary mission oT our visiT To Formosa was diplomaTic in naTure, as we carried The Commander oT The U.S. SevenTh FleeT, Vice Admiral Clark, who would meeT wiTh The poliTical and miliTary leaders oT The NaTionalisT Chinese GovernmenT. We docked ThaT clear warm morning in an aTmosphere oT curiosiTy. DigniTaries and soldiers sTood on The pier looking up aT us, The U.S. Navy, The power and deTender oT The PaciTic. We in Turn in our crisp dress uniTorms lined The rails, geTTing our TirsT glimpse oT The island which held The men and hope oT a Tree China. AdiacenT To The pier was a barracks converTed Trom warehouses and a hosT oT Chinese soldiers sTood There in olive green uniTorms, Tall and erecT and powerTully lean, holding auTomaTic weapons and riTIes. They looked agile as caTs and I imagine There were a Tew sailors who waTched Them in all Their physical hardness wiTh envy! Some, Chinese generals came aboard along wiTh oTher oTFicials and Tor a Time The ship was alive wiTh sTricT and impressive Naval ceremony. BuT Then came liberTy and The Chinese had pre- pared well Tor our coming. There were a round oT parTies and recepTions Tor boTh oTTicers and enlisTed men. I guess mosT oT us goT acguainTed wiTh The Chinese drinking ToasT, gam- beh, which is a sudden, swiTT, and I mighT say vicious Torm oT boTToms-upl We aTe-Tor beTTer or worse-TradiTionaI Chinese Tood. NoT chop suey or oTher dishes we in America are Tamiliar wiTh, buT shark Tin soup, pigeon eggs, and whole pigeons wrapped in loTus leaves. 1 . I Tor one was guiTe impressed by The excellenT English which some oT The Chinese hosTs spoke. Ivlany oT Them had been educaTed in America. I meT one who wanTed To Talk oT noThing buT baseball and asked eagerly how The Dodgers were doing. I Took a rickshaw ride Through The ciTy oT Keelung. Believe me, I was relucTanT aT TirsT, because The rickshaw boy was so scrawny I Tigured he should be siTTing and I should be pulling. The ciTy is large and Teeming wiTh people and cluTTered wiTh shops where any- Thing Trom bamboo shooTs To beauTiTuI silks can be purchased. IT is very diTlerenT Trom Japan: noT so WesTernized or modern. I saw only a Tew men, who were probably inTluen- Tial businessmen, wearing suiTs and Ties. There were a loT oT men in The olive drab uniTorms hawking wares in The shops and Tilling Tields ouTside The ciTy-men oT The Chinese Army who work aT civilian occupaTions during The Time They're noT undergoing inTensive Training. IT was hoT in Formosa, Tropical in conTrasT To The TemperaTe climaTes oT Japan and Korea, and sudden violenT rainTall Touched The rolling hills inTo brilIianT emerald green. ThaTched-rooTed houses oT liTTle villages were Tucked beTween heavily Toliaged hills and ouTsideIIrhe dusTy Towns were waves oT green rice Tields ThaT moved under The wind like sea swe s. IT was preTTy and Tresh and green counTry, buT iT was diTTiculT To realize, riding There Through crowded liTTle villages where oxen and men did The work oT machines, ThaT This was one oT The world's viTal spoTs, a poliTical volcano which mighT aT any Time erupT and hurTle The peoples oT The earTh inTo ToTal war. I i . . , I iwgvxv 15155- MW APPROACHING KEELUNG, FORMOSA CHINESE ADMIRAL INSPECTING MARINE GUARD DIPLOMATIC AMBASSADOR A VADM CLARK, COMMANDER SEVENTH FLEET I I I I 2 5 5 Ii 1 1 E 3 2 5 5 45 ,,,..w..., WT -YYY Zi, ...,.,-, ,. Y.,-.,,,. W. f.i. J.--:Aff 1- ...C-...,..r , v . ,,..,T -..W ,,,., . , ,mf-7-.T,w,--.,,,7v. f , 7 - . ,- I .,,,. .,,,, ,I-1. . 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L., Myers, J. E., Burns, P. G., Keene, T. L., Coley, H. G., Fishel, J. W. Hudgens, J. C., Goodman, R. D., Garner, S., Garrison, F. J., Hodges, B. L., Mifchell, T. A., Caulder, B. C., Colverl' R. M. THIRD ROW: Logsdon, B. B., Zwiener, N. E., Coss, W. D., Childers, R. L., Clapp, C. E., Johnslon, C. E. French, J. B., Kaminsky, C., Rowell, P. D., Bradbury, D. G., Wisniewski, S. J., Ressean, C. E., Herra, J. F., Alexander J. A., Willis, C. A., Mclnlosh, J. H., Padres, V. U., Johnson, G., Eller, C. M., Head, R. D. 2ND DIVISION SEATED Ueff fo righfl: Hobbs, M La hl' , F I , B ' k', D'II M d C ' ' ' wood, Ensign Jaycox, Phillips, Davis, 'gaplsnhaw?SPTllnkeir,lCIvlor laonL ea oclvslk hlef Esles' ENS wrlsley' .LT Lock . , u M. L. . . ' Amin, whne IR. LJ, Kemp, .aufChfieua, Kraem , M Ad ,gen 'emmol' we l l STANDWG' Fessler' fh d , S kl Farkasosky Spell Burns Tucker Shaw Spruill Flerd Wh' ams rl ge lc es' Breedlove' Beeman Profiler Darl- . . . . . . . I H. O. , Abb ' ' ' - mann' Kindred' Whisnanf M d,fh H . OY I e I I ruzzese, Bruney, Whllfon, Dykeman, Schoen , ere I , ayes,Weunandf, Ozbun, Ba H, K d II, B k ,M k h B R I , , Rowland, Halhaway, Schuler,nWeIch?ll-Ia3gan.ur e l SC l owen' ussel IA W l' ' ' ' :,i1E.2:'i 3 1-':':57-Y'-ZWRVY J... ' -V 3 1 1 Ji- , fH33XiE9f3'.fj-Q 3RD DIVISION . KNEELING Ilefl to righllz Wilcoxson, W. W., Ch ' I' A , A. K: B I Ih T. J.' H K' ,I . Taylor, J. R., Brammer, J. T., Complon, E. L., Biifel2TSVV1. B., Thorripioncil E., Ferbze Thsefiallsgru eflilrgwsl' Yovgl me Wesfbrook, ENS Donahue, Hamiiroa- Ardoin B. J.- eaiia G. J.- Kimes R.'M - sforiirig B' w'- saanz R Whifney. W. M.: Brooke, A. L. srANDiNe,'Byrd, L.'v., Shaver, c.' L., Newman, B. L.- eilay, B. J -'izoa B.'J - Maksayl Rye, C. E., Menager, Gibson, R., Baker, R. P., Ferguson, W. R., M ' , H. E.' L I W. E ' B .I B R - D. A., Porche,xP. S., Arbaugh, T. H., Parker, C. U., Clay, H, BauIi,sTg,nD. A., 'BaFriZ!: P, A,i'Berg,:Yn' FINIJ PLTZEEI J. A., raids, L.. E., Frazier, c. R., Duriri, R. H., sfinriaira, B. L., Bailey, H. L., Tariniaorr, e. 'B.- Sandy cz. I2.- Dill J. Norman, w. cz., Philips, P. L., Aiborr, J. R., Rasa, iz. E., Manuel, w.r., chaikor, w. c., rayiorf L. L. ' ' r i X. Q r -1 agar-z, 1 2'-5 E 5. ' -:or Y , 2,4 f 1 4TH DIVISION FIRST ROW Ikneeling, lefl' fo righllz Worley, E. F., Woods, D. E., Cufhberf, J. D., Howell, J. L., Juslice, R. L., Demski, C. J., Chamberlin, D. D., Garner, J. D., Miller, J. J., Sircy, D. R., Esparza, S.,'SI'anforfh, P. T., Brewer, J. E., Childers, J. F., Richardson, D. L., Helms, C. R., Czeschin, J. M., Vandigreff, J. R., Garner, D. J. SECOND ROW Isealedls Hass, M. H., Loyd, W. C., Cheek, M. G., Marlin, T. E., Russell, R. G., Doyle, D. L., Haywoard, F., Asher, J. R., Evans, H. H., Faison, Gains, C. E., Semin, D. L., Hall, K. G., Spillar, M. L., Hammons, D. L., Padia, R. G. THIRD ROW Isfandinglz Conners, A. M., Lu'Heral, W. R., Phillips, M. G., Davis, M. L., Rooks, H. D., Herflieri, M. R., Foley, D. J., LeMasIer, C. J., Moore, M. C., Winnelf, L. E., Blakemore, C. E., Connoss, G. A., Ross, T. E., Davis, J. J., Woodard, R. N., Peoples, F., Bachand, N. J., Beard, H. A., Lopeg, R. O., Combs, A. K., Walker, H. L., Sfidd, M. E., Fosfer, F. A., Schulfz, R. J., Traughber,,E. A., Russell, G. N., Truilllo, A. C., Scoff, D. H.., Harris, J. Shields, R. W., Throwbridge, D. C., Klingersmilh, R., Chadwick, F. E., French, J. M., Saenz, E., Smlfh, B. L., Vila, R. S., Zaayer, W. H., Fields, B. D., Burkeff, F. R., L2perhouicyMM. J., Marlinze, A., Becker, P. J. R., Humble, C. J., arcia, . . '. 1 a , i I 3 I ' E I I T I T ,.,,, i '. 65? ... , 3 Q r .... . I 'r-i' i , ,. 1 .l il A' i, ,.V . ,k . . .523 if I ' . 7 2 K r i V V. 63 , ..,, , ..., , ..,,.. . ,... .. ,, ...W-,ro-. -., .. - ..., a . .- -:--- r 'f ---- o- -- r , ,1 'wus-mareaa:-Jeff-,..z.L1.r-stir 5 fr'a-,r--'- ,, ,..,,,.,,,.,,-..,..r. . ,,.a- r..-as-aaa-.-.., n.r.,.,.....:a-oeoasasr-ugmssmf soo--f-fn'-av--ribs . Y 'A J ' .' , - r -A -- 2 ss, ,.....4 , va. Ii aj I. f Ke ga I li . I I . Ig! Z 17: .A E fgei s :V 1 -nz Y :1g:1j.,:... J 21,1 . . -1 :Z:L4m:':: i.. 3. S 2 Iri- .f,. .aa - ,715 ,..,g , '21 , 3.3.1. l?i'Ef3fi'L::g: 255553 :ff ,.f. 3 1 azz. ..,.. 5 v all 22 l I I I I 6 , :Alisa I -1 5TH DIVISION KNEELING Uefl fo righllz Brooks, J. L., Overlin, G. T., Redding, M. A., Chrisly, J. G., Lindquisl, G. L., Grzeszczyk, F., ' Esparza, P., Boye'H, J. W., Hufchlson, J. L., Spierlng, L. Synder, C. D., Graham, D. L., Lewis, T. W., Websfer, W. G., M Provow, C. H., Cavazos, O. D., Smlfh, S. H. SEATED: Price, H. L., Dunnagan, C. S., Curd, D. F., Sfarns, G. D., Nicks, V. W., Rogers, H. D., Johnson, C. M., McGaugh, D. E., Cavazos, E., Marlin, W. B., Caldwell, D. E., Higginbulham, 1 , T. W., Blackburn, J. W., Quinn, C. D. FIRST ROW lsfandlnglz Keenan, J. E., Thompson, H. N., Lewis, J. C., Barker, A. J., Hardesfy, F. E., Greene, E., Showerd, R. E., Hammons, J. W., Woodrow, J., Choaf, J. D., Hughs, D. K., Hendrix, V C. E., Pa'Hon, T. W., Lunsford, P. O., Baker, L. K., Bowen, J. C., Saucler, B., James, IM. A., Madsen, L. G., Kigh1',C..B., ,V Canfer, H. D., Schwellrzer, -D. Cavner, R., DeAIexadro, P., Eady, J. N. SE.COND ROW: McCuIIar, H. D., Freshour, G.,.Pederson, R. A., Rrggrns, R. W., Fech'r,.E. Du, Wallon, C. V., Ehmel, D. L., Harper, D. J., Harrison, A. J., I onlfaclo, F., HBWKITW LJ R.,.Day,JJ.MH.,AW3ywlck,BD. H., Crawford, G. R., Mansell, D. J., Scarralf, O. A., Mansell, f .' ennlngs . .' n erson R ' Hursl' S P ' Pullium L T ' Gulhrie R J V., I I I 1 ' 'n 1 - rn I f -, , . . l '--'- f ----1- 1 -'r---M Hfa f -f MW-1 .' -r.e.......' ..'..'..'..'.. e Q ---- -W -.,--,,--, .. . i I ww-1. ' 1 22- R . . :L- wi .. Q:f'5s1'. Ilsfsm .ilffi 1+ , Q , g ag 322 Sui, Y.Swsg'.1'12 ilgijfi- 1219- wifi. 'lf-mezr-sf:1'-...ez-few.- - ' l' .-QW ? I I 1 It g 1 . I I' I I ,AAA ' I ..., ' 259 .. 3 .iffzzf A :f fi-fw sr.- 'ff- 3' 11.-.1511 w w: I. .5 ,gag ' :W a Wi , ' 'R' ' 2 wr --Iisz' I f -' . 5? I ' . ,. N 4 y - f - ....1 .. I -, ..... ' .,., , , ,,.,, :I - .. . ' ' . , ' .. .,,.,, K l 9 - ,'f.. '.'. - '-.- Y ' i- ,.-. ' gf- '-.,'f . 11 A , 1'1 -fr 31-131'-':f5 fi??f2': - 4:55, ,Zz fr.v..-f.:f:,:5:.:4-'1'r- 0-V--f :5:5:5:22:1z::ws-, - wa.- v.:-:.'.':::'3. --.., 'vggggg gwaf.. . -,532-21155.-' .-., 3..:g.,f.,...,., ..5-11-z.si.S,..i::gxj:r.5-v1v.-g.S,.- '- I - A . 1 I , I i .-' ,I-'I -,-- X I Q l' f ....,. ...... .,.. ' ,,,f . ,.,., ,- .. ' ' ,-.. .... , f ' f ffffff - ,,, 5 , , ,self M ...f'W f F, I - G 4 Am M., -.vw.s...-..-M..xk:s1-X 1-H42 'ax .fikfiivbiikec 421525 -FNS' 6TH DIVISION FIRST ROW Uefl' 'Io righljz Phillips C. J.' Derringer H. L.' Yo el W P ' Philli . - , , l,5l,0,?l?5-,J'BGB SQEJOTS. F-Iwlllg RgE'lebl?E,almEB L. IJ., PraIi', D? Rl, Pardiie, KIEEQSCFD l-lihldlegrssohll lj--lllgiaclliillgkl-J' SY jfffi I e res, . .' au ree D W- Hol . 'E - ' ' '- - -. I , - . - - . mes C. C Hancock J J ' W ll O R . fill Click J A ' Esfrad E ' M D ' ' - ' ' '- ' lams- - -. HUSTOH G- GR l . - -. a, ., c onald, T. T., Davis, B. J ' Hardin A C ' Sfur ,. ' . . ' I ' . . - . . geon R. D. ENS Beaman' LTJG Dick - 1 WI Grimes J. E. Rulh G L.' Gnann E L ' Hamlin F E -'G b ld' ' ' ' ' ms' ' M f, - - - I - - -. . - -. G 6 OH. J. W.'Cof'feY R R'Johnson H G THIRD ROW' cGenmss, F. W., Emory C. F.' 1 Harbison M F - C F - ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ,S,ad,er K L ' D, . . I - - -. OOPGF. . E., O Brien, W. K.' Norman R. E.' Buescher G ' f- .. aIAK'JacobsWH-B - ' ' ' ' ' , . . . - -- . . ., rown, L., Helser J. DI., Marlin E J - Poslerl' H E - Th leg Denhsfe w. T.- com.-Z Y P - Ma ville A R- R d ' ' ' ' ' - -- Omas- H- E-I ,,,,,,,, ROW. I ,L - -. - -- Y, . - -. 0 FGQUSZ, C. A., Kelley, D. E., Bruner M. D ' Ross C V FOURTH neg: . -1 ,Combee, R. C., Davis, B. J.' Wells C S ' Clover M ' M B ' ' ' ' - . ' - - -- . -. C ee W. L.' Sleele B. J.' Hall T. J.' Calverl' ' C. W., Arnold, J. J., Duvall, R. C., Gomez, E., -if Dorsey, J.: Brockway' N.: Grice D'.. ' sf. ' ar-'. mf l Duran. E. M. 'lndicales unknown. I I ' ' ' . ' 64 , I . ,LM ,,f n-xg qs-,M an-'a vm. af-asvasvn1.,- ,A U, .,.. -.-1-w1:.'.-.-.-vw .-..-fa: ..- 1-...yr .4-...-..L.....:-,.4..4:.L:n4:-.:.:Q.g..:,-.-.4 15.541 '51-:-YL.. 'A - :.1g':f-:egg 1:'::f,'g'L:::.:x eg.- 3:-1-4gg3T35 'A'g5Lg537225Q1g.,,,,:,:gifggegg,gg - 3-Ly r -g,p, 'L1.??s ,g,1,.-,,Y,,.,,v,:,NM, - ,,,, tn Y ,H , , ,, ,,,. .. . . .... ,:,.f-nf 21144. wi-3-swag-ggggftghgigdfm-Q.5j,3x ,!!,,?,,RvVv,,I H,.:,4,+?E:T, R U - A l Q Ah V Y , E In gl - MARINE DETACHMENT FIRST ROW llefl' lo righllz Ferree, G. M., Delhloff, J., Tims, B., Morrison, G., Wilke, G., McDaniel, F., Dodge, H., Thompson, W. SECOND ROW: Raines, R., Palmer, R., Cole, E., Sladelman, L., Murray, J., Morrow, R., Cooper, C., ' ' ' ' A.' Hill, G., Wahl, M., Wilson, R., Obeirne, J. Krlescher, M. THIRD ROW. Hogue, C., Smlfh, J., McMaster, , FOURTH ROW: Swanson, R. 65 '-l Wf'!'lil's'4'na11-q-nszk1 '- s . -we f '- 21' ' - :r.,.ogY'-,- 1 V - - . f ' W' 'M:-':-:1 Y V- - b . 1. . :--if..-1.-v, : ---f - - . . cf . '. 'TTI-.:g,- , . , ll BAKER DIVISION FIRST ROW Uefl lo righll: Clark, E. E.: Bass, C. E.: Jurdan, R. D.: Harl, R. G.: Wallers, L. W.: Ordway, M. J.: Harris J. L.: ENS Allison: LT Douglas: LTJG Monlgomery: Sellars, H. W.: Taule, R. J.: Weafherwax, A. J.: Fisher, D. E. Maxwell, W.: Michael, R. S.: Walls, G. L. SECOND ROW: Srevens, T. F.: Powell, R. T.: Reed, L.: Ballen, P. M.: Boykin F. D. R.: Tranfham, W. F.: Lowery, G. L.: Blancell, D. W.: Gilcrease, J. C.: Pillenger, G. T.: Selzer, R. L.: Walker H. R.: Coker, J. A.: Davis, C. L.: Brodie, J. M.: Chapman, L. R.: Gomez, J. P. M.: Scoff, F. M.: Erlzner, D. K.: Harris J. D.: McDonald, R. E.: Shannon, C. F. THIRD ROW: Ramich, J. S.: Finn, R. B.: Williams, J.: Seyboid, N. A.: Denney C. R.: Rowland, N. A.: Campbell, J. E.: Hanna, L. M.: Rowland, J. F.: Brady, R. E.: Rigsby, J. L.: Wagner, P. H. Glasgow, R. J.: Green, P. R.: Macik, R.: Peay, L.:MJu3ker,bLb FW Michelofli, R. J.: LeMoine, D. E.: Lansford, J. L. c om , . . , . ' .. ' n.. ' ..-:p ..u4.:-nc: 11 T1': .1-:,:':,:. . I1 53K ? 1'7 ' f ,L14fi1532gki45...-f5imhw.s.m.rm-wr-A my--1... .::':.f.--- - f- A ., .,-....,.. .- ..,. ....,... ,... .- . . . ,, , , H -. , 1 H nf.. - .. W .-.- EP? V . V -V Z' -i ' , Y -If v. L I.. MWrvPMif1:Ff!f f?:fff-?f 'i'f'4'f?'Pi1'f 5fWffff?ff?1??!'H'f 1-'iilwl-T' , ,,... .. ...-. .... .-.. -- .-.. ............. .. , . M., U ,. ,Q .Mui .. L p,,,,.,. ,- A... . ..,, .. 1 ., . . . ,': . .124-Q-7: 4 ., 4 2 . 3 .P 4 15,5 Iii as fl El 5l fa 'l 5 - 1 e 3 fi Y. I T! 2 ,. 'U 1 S CR DIVISION FIRST ROW llefl' lo righllz Fauerbach, L. H.: Phelan, E. J,: ENS Newlon: ENS Smilh: LTJG Gronfein: LT Surman: ENS Morrison: ENS Pril'scher:,ENS Sears, Jr.: Duffy, E. J.: O'Mara, V. L.: Bradshaw, W. H. SECOND ROW: Hock- housenl, J. W.: Hamilfon, W. R.: Zegars, R. P.: Holmes, H. E.: Tankersley, B. J.: Webb, M. E.: Norene, R. J.: Wilson, H. C.: Granger, W. D.: Wren, G. G.: Kemerling, C. J.: Wa'de, G. A.: Thompson, B. E.: Burgess, W. C. THIRD ROW: Heacock, D. R.: Minchew, J. P.: Kellum, W. R.: Malhews, B. W.: Brown, L. WA: Clemens, D. J., Jr.: Lowrance, L. W.: Lybarger, G. D.: Clemens, T. V.: Marshall, R. E.: Doolan, J. W.: Gabberf, R. A.: Kennedy, C. E.: Carpenler, E. J. NOT SHOWN: Krohounek, E. J.: Kirksey, C. I.: Marleni? JCE.: Armsfrong, E. A.: Burris, K. M. F.: Waldon, L. W.: Fran s, . L. r.' . CS DIVISION FIRST ROW llefl' 'lo righljz Curfis, J. E.: Smifh, R. A.: Payne, R. S.: Meeks, T. E.: Lyons, G. L.: Cross, A. L.: LT Backes: McKee, H. H.: Usry, L. W.: Swalzell, K. A.: Presley, Q. H.: Shirley, C. L.: Whilson, J. L. SECOND ROW: Currey, N. E.: Billingsley, W. O.: Wesson, H. P.: OH, F. A.: Unruh, M. E.: Smilh, B. G.: Milchell, J.: I-lowe, M.: Pace, J. R.: Rodgers, R. J.: Price, D. W.: Kinzer, J. R.: Knighf, H. L.: Huff, J. D.: Moss, L. H.: Greene, E. J.: Plnkellon, W. C.: Harmon, C. E. Q .5 ,iw I L, .. 22... I I .4 ..., ffl' P im., 75519-1 Pg 4.17 if. .. .55 .. +-3 .5 3: 45,1 7 sg ..,, if -A. gif? mn... .,.,.-qv vases- fwww aw ..:u.,,...,v,e. .1 ,amaze ' .. .' 132'-sa'-'1:.f.:i1f.:iiffE?.ii fVffffL-.1321elsif-ffarxzsf:-i:.:::::.... ff'-1:21:25-21' fy- 7--LQ-ff-- -ble ... -c LT-.ISL-mira-?'b1f?i'? ff...-Fsniff fs'-'ff-fsrsw-, '- , , 'fe-3- - P I A H viii s-nvuuu..-:.-:za rmunnmzsmz - ' - -. ' . 'A - - , ' ' 'A f '11 . - 1 V 1 -A ' MKII- I I 4 ' EASY DIVISION FIRST ROW lleff 'ro righflz Jusfice, R. L.: Thompson, D. G.: Simmons, W. L.: Lamperf, R. H.: Baker, H. J.: Swain, C. W.: Terhune, J. J.: Coon, R. V.: Winklhofer, J. H.: Smolen, H. A.: Glazer, J. J.: Jackson, A. W.: Olsen, D. W.: Neuner, W. L.' Gazelle, J. E.: Nance, G. T.: Money, R. J.: Manning, R. W. SECOND' ROW: Carler, W. E.' Krause,'O.: Hykes, R. L.: Van Brandi, E. J.: Smifh, B. E.: Carfer, E. S.: Ludy, R. A.: Warfield, G. M.: Wesf, J. M.: Bradford, .C. M.: Johnson, R. C.: Richardson, W. B.: Tyler, J. R.: Brandi, V. F.: Guimbellof, K. R.: Reynolds, J. B.: Garza, L.: Remrngfon, G. C.: Holcomb, T. J.: McKeIvey, R. C.: Walson, J. E.: Waddlell, J. E. 4 H ,,,, , , ,,., ,,,, , ,,,., . .,., -.,,.:m,,.,:,..:, , ......,.......,.-.,::,...,....-,,.-V.. 1e'fv::xe.:.weaez 'T Q.,..-.faxas-..sf-.sexasevfff-wa-I-'f '? - f' . ,, ' ' - H. .. Y Pi--uf. J-a'iu, .' KING DIVISION FIRST ROW Uefl' fo righllz Morrow, D. M.: Rolh, P. T.: Bell, J. H.: Wilder, F. W.: Cuslis, R. G.: Adams, H. J.: ENS J. F. Halff: ENS L. A. Brown, Jr.: LTJG J. F. Bennefl: LT M. A. Judah: ENS L. M. Wafson: ENS A. P. Auslin: Bridges, A. G.: Czernieiewski, J. J.: Des Voignes, A. H.: Michael, W. P.: Abboll, R. J.: Pufhuff, R. E. SECOND ROW: Cufhberl, F. E.: Kinnerup, K. K.: Pierce, R. E.: Mafhis, D. E.: Johnslon, K. H.: Ansley, C.: Wheelwrighl, D'. C.: Toland, R. L.: Walsh, J. A.: Dabney, J. V.: Walenliny, D. L.: Glenn, R.: Mclnfire: J. W.: Frazier, R. L.: Valdez, G. A.: Jelinek, J.: Lanlz, D. B.: Pafferson, R. D. THIRD ROW: Murphy, D. L.: Campbell, B. M.: Harding, R. W.: Cox, M. E.: Carfer, R. E.: May, J. G.: Olmsfed, V. D.: Hourigan, W. E. M14-A-A.,-3-I -'....f:.s I6.1.1..IC.GQLi.?'.QL2.91-kazaa-an-eras.:-ne.wunruws-'Q ' ' A f ' ' ' '- ' 1 -- 'f -- - ' ' ' ' l LOVE DIVISION A ' hl' :Wikson, D. E.: Thom son, H.: Jones, J. A.: Kilgore, D. I.: Pilman, R..D.: Arnold, W. M.: EINlR?THEngiIrI,gIIelIJIcIDJoIdgIdIC. E.: Morgarf, G. LJ? Knighfen, J. J.: Coafes, T. SECOND ROW: Wilburn, B. E.: Lopez, I J J ' Carver IC. B.: CourIney, D. C.: Shoemaker, W. E.: Gallegos, T.: Premaux, O. A.: Glover, M.: Ricardo, Lind- sifohl R. w.'rHmD ROW: Kamp, R. D., Lewis, c.. E.: Kimble, F. L., ence, D.: Glassley. A. S.: Farley. C. V.: Grimes. D.: Gaudio, A. J.: Pucker, W. A.: Hanson, C. H. A S ? i I a f MIKE olv1suoN FIRST ROW Ilefl' fo righllz Oder, E. F.: Jones, C. A.: Barnharf, E. E.: Jenkins J. F.: LTJG Shackle'H: Johnson, A. K.: Geiger, A. H.: Wayenleig, J. D.: Docken, J. A.: Joplin, G. T.: Schmiff, G. D.: McDonald, D. G. SECOND ROW: Cruz, L.: Rodgers, J. C.: Bouers, K. G.: Calenf, E. C.: Hudson, R. A.: Peferson, W.: Price, R. J.: Sims, C. H.: Ezell, E. L.: Thomas, E. N.: Bain, J. R.: Good, E. W.:,Forgerson, J. W.: Gunnings, M. D. THIRD ROW: Liflleiohn, E. A.:'Mason, C. C.: Richardson, J. H.: SuHon, D. J.: Speighfs, A.C.: Piffman, G. K.: Clawson, J.: Knechf, W. L.: Myers, D. E.: , Schoessler, T. D.: Blacksfock, B. E.: Sherbak, E. F.: McKneH, J, W.:Caines, D.: Webb, D. K.: Funderberg, D'. C. T ..?. fo Rosen mvlsloN A FIRST ROW llefl' 'lo righll: Shellhorn, D. L.: Gongaware, J. H.: Shackleford, G. H.: Buckner, H. W.: Tepley, H. S. Cone, C.: LTJG Molilors: LTJG Wrighf: LTJG Cooksey: Beadle, L. C.: Dobrunick, C.: Briggs, R. A.: Trischel, D. A. Madden, J. W.: Gee, W. R.: Finkle, G. F. SECOND ROW: Tafke, J.: Kohn, J..H.: Smifh, R. F.: Pifkin. J.: Dix, W. G. Fox, J. R.: Primeaux, F. O.: Dykes, D. G.: Luce, W. A.: Chaflin, W. T.: Brandi, D. A.: Warner, J. D.: Keele, C.: Harris J. V.: Price, J. E.: Hall, A. H.: -Carrington, G. W.: Pollard, M. C.: Yonker, M. E.: Snelgrove, H. L.: Meadows, C. L THIRD ROW: Tufls, G. E.: Sulherland, S. D.: Randolph, R. E.: Meadows, C. J.: Arends, D. L.: Smiley, R. L.: Fecka R. E.:sBurns, H. E.: Yardley, C. A.: Moffiff, G. G.: Taylor, C. R.: Jenkins, F. D.: Groiean, G. D.: Giddens, T. K.: Cald well, J. F.: Freeman, S. W.: Richardson, R. C.: Bolsiger, S. D.: Monlgomery, J. W.: Moore, L. L.: Leggell, J. K. Sfewarl, N. J.: Hinsley, D. D.: Riddle, W. D. A - - 1 - -:M ii,g,.LL.,---4fN1f.,1i 2ELiw.s'5.3..:.,..,g.s1ss?q:s::u..w....,u...,- 4. -4-... we-1. .,.1...-.-fvfsuw-nan---:V-u..e1v..,.....ag..o I V Y , I S-l DIVISION FIRST ROW Uefl fo righflz Fry, J. L.: Finger, B. T.: Barfield, W. L.: Wallace, W. T.: Allen, E.: Dawson, H. J.: Cowan R. G.: Zelms, S. R.: Haase, C. W.: Willcuf, V. L.: Adair, R. S.: Romano, J. P.: Jessup, R. W.: Piefranlonio, N. P. Buckner, R. D.: McGowan, E. P. SECOND ROW lsealedl: Hallaway, F. T.: Schurz, M. E.: Chapman, W. G.: Morales M. C.: Jacobs, G. E.: Farrar, G. M.: Fasfnachf, K. O.: Auslin, H. C.: Reed, M. B.: Miller, S. A.: Miller, R. L.: Forlier F. M.: Mosier, I.: Slein, J. E.: Allred, T. N.: Olley, D. E. THIRD ROW lslandingl: Penny, J. E.: Menas, N. G.: Cook S. E.: Sax, L. G.: Barnes, G. W.: Williams, F. D.: Sfafford, S. G.: Brown, D. L.: Slewarf, J. H.: Hale, E. E.: Trahan, H. Nufler, R. G.: Jeffrey, G. E.: Daniel, W. T.: Swanick, S.: Ellis, D. W.: Seyferl, H. W.: Mulz, T. A.: Lord, L. J.: Calhoun C. L.: Meirowsky, K. D.: Shook H. L.' Moreno V. P. FOURTH ROW: Selmer P. P.' Nash R. L.' Brewer L. A.' Sper geon, G. M.: Sandman, J. c.: 'eu+hri5, H. ujronfenof, G.: Gabberl, J. N.:'Wil'l',lJ. L.: 'Lafhani D. P.:'r0bin,'c:. L.: Murphy, J. E.: Franks, F. A.: Powell, W. B.: Dukes, P. R.: Truchly, S.: Marold,,J. L.: Puckelf, W. A.: Langlinais, P. R.- Cox, C.: Grecco, F. V. I S-2 .DIVISION SEATED lleff lo righfl: Collins, Aranas, Caslro, Ma nard, Cor oreal, Bo d, ' , Newby, Balangue, Thompson, Rosario, Walker, Morgan, Jones,pSmil'hly. SlECOVNll'5eRgN?lmgB2-II EITaJrSer?a2.iCl-E-C Roper, Smeller, Dawson, Jenkins, -, lriale, Eason, Pool, Lindslrom, Herron, Glaudefeller I+ Malano' Rankin' Hayes, Alderson, Booker, Winn. THIRD ROW: Harper, Boriia, Q, Sorsoleio, Eason, Duoan Linka Dupllessis ld divisional mess cooks, Mitchell, Alexander. ' ' ' F- ,. , ,-1 film ,yy QQ! 1 P 5 -- ny '-. Q-Aufzih 5 ' WF .--I WARRANT OFFICERS SEATED flefl' lo rlghfl: CHPCLK Roulseg CHGUN R. H. Aufeng CHBOSN W. P. Craffp CHSCLK C. R. Sweefg CHCARP G. A. Snell. STANDING: GUN F. Manisp CHELEC J. W. Reedg CHMACH H. H. Angling CHMACH LT C. A. Douglasg CHELEC W. R. Jacksong CHPCLK M. B. Reed. 73 FOX DIVISION FRONT ROW llefl' lo,righl'l: GUN Manis: LTJG Flynn: Collins, R. B.: Pickelsirner, J. J.: Pickens, L. W.: Frank, IW. E. While, F.R.: Slrange, D. H.: Maddox, J. W.: Hooks, C. F.: Olson, L.C.: Cox, H. E.: Hood, F. R.: Slaydon, J. W. Terry, A. C.: Russell, M. A.: Sokel, J. W.: Drake, J. R.: Taylor, W. A.: McGinnis, H. L.: Morris, J. D.' Heafner, D. O. ENS Lloyd: LTJG Backes. ,BACK ROW: Fauerback, J. F.: Maclnfosh, H. A.: Sfevenson, B. F.: Cockman, C. H. Carranaza, J. H.: Lee, M. R.: Will, E. D.: Bearden, C. A.: Vanheeder, J. D.: Rooney, D. M.: Summers, G. F.: Hollzhauer L.: Orlego, E.: Guilmino, T. A.: Farias, J.: Sapp, R. L.: Cooper, V. R.: Alexander, J. L.: Beard, S. L.: Carlin, B. L. Lewis, J. B.: Wank, P. J.: Howard, D. R.: Farraguf, C. C.: Cochrani, 'C. W.: Singer, B. C.: Thum, C. J.: Sfimson, R. L. Edwards, J. R.: Robinson, R. K.: Moody, T. R.: Martinez: Hyland, J. E.: Cumby, A. W.: Varn, E. E.: Cole, G. R. Ledasma, S. M.: Hughes, R. L.: Morris, W. R.: Salisbury, J. K.: Read, C. D.: Howland, I. D.: Aufino, G. A.: Threlkeld C.: Mafherne, J. A.: Cowan, H. K.: Slerling, C. J.: Taylor, D. D.: Sfanlon, T. G.: King, C. E.: Conlee, P. S.: Sfewarl' H. W.: Johnson, H. A.: Dansbee, B. K.: Hitchcock, L. lW.: lngle, T. N.: Norfon, J. J.: Evans, R. M.: Scholl, E. P. Grinnell, E. B.: Fowler, F. W.: Cannon, R. H.: Schwall, G. H.: Levi, W. l.: Vinelieri, R. A.: Treadway, H. C. Schweilzer, R. E.: Wagner, H. S.: Smilh, D. J.: Zoller: Gillaspie, J. A.: McCollough, B. H.: Hansen, W. A.: Rulledge E. D.: Gonzales, R.: Isbel, V. J. NOT SHOWN: Carler, S. H.: Meza, A.: Sweany, H. R.: Belasquez, S. L.' Worsencrofl Morse, J. N.: Marhn, P. E.: Hook, J. J.: Chrislian: Osborne: Gunn, E. J. C.: Glassley, A. S.: Slrange, B. H.: Peachey, H. H.: Hacker, A. L.: Brummif, J. P.: Olsen, L. P.: Scarblorough, L. L.: ' ,' ' A AA 1 , is OPERATICN WELFARE nf 'sz 4 , 1 fha ' M T f 'S s ' LiTTle KaThleen Hills of BremerTon, WashingTon, is one of Two children selecTed by The RecreaTion Commihee To receive help in her fighT back To gormal life Through The USS BREMERTON'S OperaTion Welfare un . KaThy, age Two and a half, was paralyzed from The waisT down in an auTomobile accidenT lasT year. She will never be able To walk wiThouT The aid of special braces and Training in how To use Them. Your con- TribuTions will be used To help buy The braces and pay for her Training. Ten year old Jimmy Weers of BremerTon, WashingTon, is anoTher youngsTer slaTed To receive help Through The USS BREMERTON'S OperaTion WelTare fund, as decided by The EnlisTed RecreaTion CommiTTee. Jimmy received Third degree burns lasT May. Now, Two, possibly Three years of skin grafTing and hospiTalizaTion will be required To repair The scars and provide him wiTh a new righT ear. Your conTribu- Tions will be used To help pay The expenses incurred in his fighT back To a normal life. Jimmy and his moTher will be on board for fanTail ceremonies abouT I400, 29 SepTember. T ln spiTe oT iTs schedule, The Tull and exacTing one oT war, The BREMERTQN Tound Time To be ol: service, noT in The large and dramaTic sense ThaT wenT wiTh iTs Korean duTy, buT in a small and yeT perhaps iusT as imporTanT way. Through a commiTTee oT enlisTed men wiTh The help oT The chaplain and oTher oTlicers, The ship raised 59,500 in a campaign called OperaTion WelTare Tor The purpose oT helping Two children in Their TighT Tor reTurn To normal, healThy liTe. KaThleen l-lills oT l3remerTon, WashingTon, age Two and a halT years, was paralyzed Trom The waisT down in an auTo- mobile accidenT. Ten year old 'Jimmy Weers, also oT BremerTon, received Third degree burns lasT May which caused The loss oT his righT ear. BoTh These children are being helped by The BREMERTON'S money. IT is a good Thing ThaT men oT our counTry can Turn Trom The business oT war wiTh all iTs bigness, iTs millions oT dollars and millions oT men, and Think a momenT oT a liTTle boy and girl. I6 JULY-From IsT ROK Corps Naval Gunfire Liaison Officer Please accepT and pass To all hands The hearTTelT appreciaTion of This corps Tor The ouTsTanding supporT given us during The recenT six-day period of inTense TighTing. WiThouT your efTecTive round The clock Ti-re supporT The reTaking of losT posiTions would have been impossible. The prompTness and accuracy of Tire reTlecTs The Type men in your Task elemenT. Lee sends . . . 25 JULY-From l0Th ROK Corps Naval Gunfire Liaison Officer This aTTernoon's Tiring is The besT example of naval gunfire ThaT I have ever wiTnessed. IT has been ag pleasure To work Tor you and I hope To work Tor you again in TheTuTure. 8 SEPTEMBER-From Commander, Task Force 77 . You have earned a well deserved respiTe back home. BremerTon's unexcelled performance has made iT a pleasure To have had you wiTh us and a regreT To lose you. Goodbye and good luck. 8 SEPTEMBER-From Commander, Sevenfh FleeT Upon compleTion of a successful Tour oT TighTing in The Korean TheaTer I desire To wish The 'BremerTon smooTh sailing To home waTers. You have made a valuable conTribuTion- To The war efTorT. Well done. Vice Admiral Clark. - I3 SEPTEMBER-From Chief of STafF, Commander, SevenTh FIeeT The medal I received This morning was recogniTion of The unswerv- ing loyalTy and devoTion To duTy of all hands in The BremerTon and as such belongs acTually To all of you. No greaTer saTisTacTion can come To me. Good luck and smooTh sailing..CapTain Ward. Page 5 'FV' I' Wa if 1 La I X ,I 'R I . ,EMI ' .a n I The BBEMERTON BROADSIITE 31 August 1952 qw' M4 Y S fn X,-g:J' 1 I V PQ.- B ...af 14 lu P' Ji I lm.. 'F qdlfa 1 ff W ' s V. K fx, II ' wsiial x 'Qs 3 5 5152-az 3- l x r' ,I Vgwfkqxdk I 3 -O' .1 N r 1 P' 'if WWAS De cs-ION L 'Yc' ff VV. ,. f f ix:f'5 f7' Nh'f'5 .? diy? WL 'M bf 63 I' 1 Lx V Q 9 F' H! 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