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V' This command was deployed as a unit of the Seventh Fleet from 6 July l967 through 26 February H l968, ,and on an alternate basis, was assigned duties as SOFA CADMIND Hong Kong, Taiwan Patrol, and Market Time Operations off the coast of South Vietnam. Approximately.7O percent of our deployment was engaged in Market Time Operations. The efforts and sacrifices exerted by this magnificent crew to overcome adver- sities and accomplish all assignments in an outstanding manner were beyond compar- ison. lgnoring the obvious racial, creed, religious, educational and cultural dis- parities, the crew matured, united and developed into a naval unit without peer. Just as important was the moral support so generously provided by the home front. Therefore, this book is dedicatedto the officers and men of this command and their wives, children, parents, relatives and friends who meant so much to each of us. . This, then, is our story of the manner in which we lived during the deployment . . . 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Commander Butcher was released from active duty in July 1949 to attend college under the USNROC Program. Upon graduation from Marshall University at Huntington, West Virginia in 1953, Commander Butcher returned to active duty with the Navy as an Ensign. He attended Electronics School at Treasure Island, San Francisco, California and then reported to the Bureau of Weapons for duty in Underwater Ordnance Subsequent tours of duty included Weapons Officer, USS LAFF EY CDD-7241, Operations Officer, USS COATES CDE-6851, Engineer Officer, USS MARIAS QAO-571, Commanding Officer, USS MOSOPELEA CATF-1581 and Executive Officer, USS PORTERFIELD CDD-6821. Commander Butcher has also had a tour of shore duty in the Bureau of Naval Personnel asa member of the Ship's Characteristics Board. Commander Butcher attended the Command and Staff Course at the U S Naval War College in Newport, Rhode Island, and was awardeda Master's Degree from George Washington University in 1965 Married to the former Phyllis Rose Christian, daughter of Mr and Mrs. D. W. Christian of 352 Slater Court, Huntington, West Virginia, Commander Butcher is the father oftwo daughters, Emily and Susan. His family presently resides in Pearl Harbor Commander Butcher assumed command of the USS CAMP CDER-2511 on 16 December 1966 while the ship was operating off the shores of Vietnam ' fi 0coLp.'vE. ,..g- E enum N.-!. X f f if ff . M m-mf. f, r. . f7f- f' Lt. J. J. Hogan III, USN Executive Officer .Lieutenant James J. Hogan III, United States Navy, son of the late Mrs. James J. Hogan, was born on6 October 194O in Manchester, New Hampshire. Upon graduation from Manchester West High School in 1958, Lieutenant Hogan attended Columbian Prep School in Washington, D. C., and was appointed to the U. S. 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Day and night we watched artillery fire and air strikes on the beach as the Army and Air Force pounded the tenacious Viet Cong. Frequently, while on patrol, the CAMP provided fuel and fresh water for PCF's operating in the area. On 7 August, we were notified that the Viet Cong were overruning the Vietnamese Naval Junk Base lo on the Song .Tra Khuc River. At flank speed CAMP sped to the aid of the Vietnamese and an American Advisor. CAMP was directed to assume the duties of Operational Scene Commander and pro- vide gunfire support as required. Arriving on the scene within an hour, CAMP was unable to fire as spotters were not available and targets unidentified. As it was tac- ically infeasible to support a counter- offensive, CAMP directedPCF'S to enter the river and evacuate wounded personnel. 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HJ ,. 7.,..,.,-..,.,.,, k, U., .1 . ,, , ,.. -we 1- 1... -- ' 1 ' --v '-v 'r' Q' Dawn, August 7, 1967, found the CAMP off the mouth of the Song Tra Khuc river. A PCF made our starboard side, her decks crowded with wounded Vietnamese. Immediately we sprang into action assisting the wounded refugees with medical care, food, and shelter. The scene was not pleasant, nonetheless, CAMP personnel worked hard to bring comfort to those indis- tress. As one PCF patrol boat raced to the ship, a Vietnamese woman gave birth to a child. CAMP treated fifteen wounded Vietnamese including a U. S. Naval Advisor and a tiny Viet- namese baby. CAMP called U. S. Army medical helicopters to the scene for the evacuation of all wounded. Controlling the helos which hovered over the fantail hoisting aboard the iniured was a delicate operation. The precise timing and seamanship displayed by each man hastened the life- saving evacuation of the wounded to the U. S. Army hospital in Quang Ngai. ln addition to the evacuated .patients,, CAMP dir- ected PCF'S to take twenty-five other evacuees to Chu Lai for safety. ...L - MEIJIVAC , .'... . .-1,--f:,'.:.: pa: +---- ,ff-y ,-11-.1211-'nf' : H ef A 21 -: , '.'1...-- '-i- .. ff: -I:,w1. '.w.f-P -.3-.-41.5-tr hx -KH-g.,j'-r .--'J F2 3.5.-.--W .- '-'-111'-':' Zfbr rfff +'L+':-T' 'bm 6 3 f 'A ' Pr 5 ' . P fd . P, ii i, H Gh7??H tW ' 7' f - 1 ' il y .ala ' A .- , WwnfMMW A W fmt' r ' N fwwf V W. ,, 2 Mm 'J .Jim5E?fi2'fgi?,Lfi1fi':ii2'i2i.S,,s ' . . '- Halen, To give light to them that sit in darkness and in the shadow of death, to guide our Feet into the way of peace. St. Luke 1:79 All stations are manned and ready to go alongside. What appears to be Confusion is actually preciseteamwork. The organized hustle, as every man carries out his own task, fits into the jig-saw -puzzle ofa smooth and effective evolution. On 27 August l967, after an underway replenishment with the USS CH EMUNG CAO-301, the oiler sent the following message to C OMC O R T R O N- SEVEN: USS CAMP alongside. this date for UNREP. Ship handled with smartness in all evolutions. Evaluate her performance EXCELLENT in all respects. All of our UNREPS, a total of 53, were complete without ,a single personnel casualty. Of all the AO UNREPS, CAMP received 367,752 gallons of fuel.. During our deployment CAMP traveled a total of 43,030 miles and consumed 651,378 gallons of fuel., On 21 July T967, Commander Escort Squadron Five was welcomed aboard to conduct the Annual Admin- istrative Inspection including inspec- tions of personnel, messing and ber- thing. The ship received a mark of 95.28 for an OUTSTANDING. Upon Completion of the inspection, the following message was received from COMCORTRONFIVE: My congratu- lations on your very fine looking crew and ship.'lt was a pleasure to conduct the inspection. 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Y 16 Hong Kong was not so much a recreation 'port but an assignment, as CAMP assumed duties as Hong Kong Station Ship. Our task was administrative control over and respon- sibility for all U. S. Naval ships in the harbor. CIC and Radio Central, on port and starboard watches, worked long shifts to keep up with the administrative work load. The Bridge Gang was kept busy with 'round the clock visual signal watches, and the ship provided permanent Shore Patrol. However, our fourteen day visit was not all work. There was time for more enioyable activities such as sightseeing and bargain shopping, especially with Hong Kong's plentiful tailor shops and camera stores. As a tax free international seaport, Hong Kongisfamed as the shopping capital of the Orient, and CAMP sailors took full advantage ofthe reduced prices. Also, famous for its night life, Hong Kong presented itself the perfect spot for the Ship's Party, a two night affair attended by nearly every member of the crew. Equal ly attractive was Kowloon, across the bay on the China mainland, well known for its fabulous hotels, restaurants and lively British discoteques. As a fine tribute to the capable and mature conduct displayed by the CAMP crew ashore in Hong Kong, the ship was presented with the Serviceman's Guide Meri- torious Conduct Ashore Award for the month of September, l967. ,f-.,.f,g54y ,,,.,v,-f,:L.f.3:,' .N Q L, ff. Q.. '4wf..:, 1. 1f ::,f.:.,:, -of.. ' ,. ., ,. ,. , ,. C ,. , ,. , ,. . , ., . ....... N -- - - ...J 'V .Q , .ro 1. ,. -Qi' f . Y.: 'a:r 11:::15,: 's ' -' f r..f:,mraww A ., ,. V ' .'9wiswx212urwf3'f2'eM1rMfM7fS?r'M f'W fff.?'47 f5' YL' ,f gt- -- 1- fry, vi 4 - W f' ' vi--A-.-' ' mr i- -. -, w. ' V- f- f- wg-'cv'-Q-0-fm -wo-.., 1- Y,--A, ,W . . : wzfrNJfss5pfiaf!geL0eiW 49fermz1w.imtS52my1g5fw:waw2-:. - 'V '-.Mews-,Q c..cx-,-Wf1s1wf7 ff XX'fU ffX+-wggw swswvvw- 'X-1-mlvff-rv U-fr--' -- ,aft W, . . , . 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Mary Sue and the Hong Kong Painter's Union Coordinating be rth i ng assignments as PEPSI, for those who think young. SOPA ADIVIIN. NK-.yf'1::'--3,3-L.sgiQvjf-gi iy W 'fxi.'f'. v 'ww 'ff g-Q' scam .-,msg me Jvgiwcif - X, K ,W,,,,,c ..f,.,....,,,,:. 1 347- '?S? . z21'?: -'53-g ?'.-fP M . v w?:Z' 1 - -' M- .. F 'w - 1' 4 an-:wp .251 J ' Ei Q . The iob of any Shore Patrol unit is not an easy one, and-Hong Kong was no exception to .the rule. As station' ship, the CAMP provided permanent shore patrol, an assignment which 'required' us to serve as laision between the United States and British Navies. Those who were assigned shore patrol duty will never Forget Fat Mar , a magnificent Chinese woman who has helped around shore patrol headquarters since before World War ll. BeFore Fat Mary came to work for shore patrol, she used to work painting the sides of U. S. Navy ships. Fat Mary now has a daughter Mary Sue who continues the tradition of painting and selling soft drinks on the Fantail. 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A '-, .mELfwS1f+f5fQ.f-A , f iw. ,V wg.. 2 7 We-y, .655 f Kg rf S7 TAIWAN PATRUL I we 1 Y 1 1 rf AA, ri' I r ,f . . v ,., - . , ,CQ J, -J-. ... . - V , . , V, , -, , F., gm: -. . -,,L-gvf-fQ.,:,v 1:,'f.,f ,.-.gp--,rt-41 Q--.,-,',:: J, AM--',,'-V Q :Q rr ' - ,e.,,.,m ,,,, ..,,.. f ... ,. ,,.f..... . 1, , , f J' ..n. 1... J 1... - Lt. Yung, Chinese Naval Advisor TYPHOO CARL Assigned to Taiwan Patrol duties in late September, the CAMP pro- ceeded to Kaohsiung to relieve the USS WILHOITE CDER-3975. After set- ting up our patrol barrier in the formidable Formosa Straits-, the CAMP found it necessary to head north at flank speed to avoid the invading Typhoon Carla. Running into 40 foot seas and 70 knot winds which remained unabated for several days, the CAMP suffered total destruction off the for- ward gun shield and loss of the fire control radar system. Subsequent high seas washed the remnants of the gun shield over the side and reduced the remainder of Mount 31 to mere junk. WHEN THEGOING GETS TOUGH, THE TOUGH GET GOING CJ.F.K.D - , .,.,1,,A, .2 hu. , .,.-f,....,., ,,--J.: L. 5-5 -ev., L,..,,., ef..4fQ- -Q wwe - G -eww -.,1,. 'f' ' fff 11- f-:een v'---mf'-we asv:-'Q'weE44z'Z 211+-1e1',.f 'tf:f1uP rzszwf 1--:,,1f1s'.,'1s1:152f,ff,f71? 'Q-Z. : 'Qfefsmzi'tfffilwfifzmaiffzaufarexwsiszerfgf-sears-vimfeefexpmfz-sfkfff-frwsfswnw-:'fsWWhR9'-f f - -- r U ' 9 While on the eastern coast of Taiwan, CAMP visited Hualien, and embarked on a highly successful people to people program by holding an open house for the townspeople. The CAMP also conducted guided tours of the ship for ChineseMilitary Diplomats, and sent her Honor Guard to represent the United States in the Double Ten parade, a festival of over ten thousand participants. On the north coast of Taiwan, the CAMP visited the city of Keelung, port of entry for the capital, Taipei. 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San Bernardino, Calif Wgongocket, R I Santa Cruz, Cam The CAMP takes much pride in the ET's of Ol di-vision who, through many sleepless nights, have worked long hours to keep the ship's electronic gear operational. A ship whose main functions evolve around her radar and communications gear, the CAMP has never Fai led to make a commitment due to any of her electronic gear being down . q The other half of Ol division is composed of the CAMP's Radarmen, and alert team of eagle-eyed lwatch standers who have brought much praise to the CAMP by identi- fying over 9005 of the unknown contacts which transited our Market Time areas, and est- ablished a new record in SU.-veiilqncleffor DER's in the Formosa Straits off the coast of Communist China. - ETR3 EdrY0utSey ETN2 James Kolkowskl ETNSN Luke Sullivan RD2 Dennis Lewis Oak Harbor, Wash. Amsterdam, N.Y. Longmeadow, Mass North Highlands, Calif ETR3 Ken Kll'Ci'l9V SN Dick Johnson RD3 Everett Jones FEDSA Flon Gowallis Oneco, Fla. Goleta, Calif. 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From navigation, visual. signal- ling, and radio communications, totons, of paper work, free mail, and medical advise, the men of OC Division have more than carried their share in the workload of Operations Department. Our Ouartermasters kept us off the rocks, our Signalmen kept us in contact with other Market Time units and Merchant ships, our Radio- men kept us in contact with the outside world, the Yeomen and Personnelmen kept us ahead of the administrative 8ball, our Postal Clerk kept the mail going out, and Doc kept us out of bed. The un- dying efforts and constant striving for perfection of the men of OC Division is a prime example of why the CAMP proudly displays the Opera- tions E . Medical Advisor l-llVlC L.E. Doc Pangle V I SlVl2 Jim Crull FIIVI3 Jim Kaminski Felton, ill. Blossburg, Penn. V l iikli V RNI3 Ron l-lartung , Billings, Montana SlVI2 Jesse Row F?lVI3 Dennis Osgood RIVI2 Leonard Scotto Carmichael, Calif. Glendale, Calif. Long Island, N,Y, QlVl3 C.D, Wetzel Los Gatos, Calif. QlVl3 John Clementz Seattle, Wash. - SN John lVIo Laughlin Des lVloines, Iowa RIVI3 Wally Simpson Palos Verdes, Calif PN2 Dave Archer Philadelphia, Penn. RlVl3 Gordie Roessler YN2 Jesse Ryburn QIVISN John Cheadle Seattle, Wash. Oaklahoma City, Oka. Seattle, Wash. RIVISN Phil Hayes Walla Walla, Wash fl off-llifn IMHO -. H --A , ,W L, ' ' SlVl3 Don Dllmore YN3 Dan Scott YN3 Phll Carey Pune Valley N Y Ashvllle N.C. Long Beach Calif !,Y .,,.w ,v,,g--- .7-A, -f .:v- ,asf -'-'-f?T'?i1Z'K?'-:1 ' Q- 'i: ,t ,ei ? W .Eff if5.t:'?:HT'iT3- -ffgztlffs' Q-:2EIEf7?' 5 fzwiil 7 x 'wif' ' lf' ' ' wav 7-'f',.,Q.2 'i.. 9'A',.- fxlltf'Qxf:..'.-fQif-713:54Ql7i7Tl3755 f'QZ'ff2'277933'-fgr xi? 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I '-:iv vb ?,- 'A W s-': XE' Xb w. r,,fx..-e- -wx 5 A F - ' z.-FK xiii 111-11:51 'fry' EAidf'?Tf'f.w' ,V , . , . - ,6 x xNN,fLv ' 4 iff M, Division Chief ENCS Wilbur L. Howes 'wr ,-as 5 M DIVISIO EN2 Bichard Brenner EN3 Jim Goucher lVIoscow, Idaho Castro Valley, Calif. The trottle iockies of M Division are the men who are responsible For getting the CAMP where we were going. Sometimes called snipes , they bear the name with pride, a pride basecl on the unblemished performance ofthe engineering plant. They kept our main engihes and generators running, were always ready with emergency power when it was neeclecl, and were never reluctant to add a Few liberty turns to push us through the water just a little quicker. Also, responsible For the ship's evap- orators, the 'men of M Division kept the ship's fresh water tankslfilledl by actually converting 876,000 gallons of salt water to fresh water during the cruise. These are the men who brought us to WestPac, kept us steaming on patrol, and took us to the Philippines, Hong Kong, Taiwan, and Yokosukap these are the men who brought us home. ' EN2 Henry Slyh BT2 Jon Franklin Colombus, Ohio l-lonolulu, Hawaii FN Barry Guillory FN Frank Surber Baton Rouge, La. Denver, Colo. ENFN Dave Bogie EN3 Michael Juras Tecumseh, Nebraska Chicago, III. EN3 Charles Tabor FA James Brown FN Don Bailey EN3 George Fischer Meeker, Colo. Des Ivloines, Iowa Lominster, lvlass. Groves, Tex. EN2 Dennis Hicks Paramount, Calif. l l FA David Christiensen l Ames, Iowa FN Larry Carney Dallas, Tex. l EN3 Galen Plante Plainyille, Kan. EN3 Terry Fowler EN3 Larry Jones FN Gary Bee EN3 Dale Stager Ashland, Ohio Albany, Calif. Sacramento, Calif. Del City, Oka, ,.A.,,, ,,., H',f,,,,,.f,. 9, .,v,,,-,,.,3 '51, ,,,-,pf ,,, ,gg - ,iw --.V -.-- -- . .- -mfg A . .r Y-'--' -'mf' P A ff h A-:gn-f:.. , .,.vf-fff:.'f- ,, ,, n . 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Central Falls R I lVloblIe Alabama The trouble shooters of the CAMP are the hard working men of R Division Responsible For damage control and shipboard communications, they also keep the lights burning and the liberty boats running lt IS the respon slblllty of R Division to make certain that the master gyro com pass and all auxnlllary engineer mg equipment is kept In top running order, and all the thanks goes to this versatile and com petent group For keeping the ship cool In the South China Sea, and warm In Taiwan and Japan It was the men of R Division who insured the up to date rota tlon of movies aboard, and man ned the prolector every night and twice on Sundays All shipboard repairs were carried out with the upmost pro-5 Ficiency and, more often than not, the men of R Division spotted and stopped trouble before it had the chance to start. As a hard working team, we just couldn't ask for a better group, and to the men oFR Divis- ion, wekoffer a hearty Bravo Zulu . 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Supply Division was responsible for keeping our clothes washed, our heads shaved, our divisions supplied, and our sto- machs Filled. During the cruise theywashed l,987 divisional laundry -bags, cut 3,796 heads of hair, and Fed us 57,224 cups of coke, 227 pounds of peanut butter, 8,l00 individual boxes of cereal, l,550 pounds of coffee, and 52,288 fresh eggs. For the entire cruise, Supply paid the crew S270,886.00, of which we spent S3l,769.00 in Hong, Kong, and during our visit to Yokosuka, we spent S27,405.00 in a day and a half! They have kept our shelves stocked with pencils, sourballs, cigarettes, Flash- light batteries, toothpaste, snickers, Wristwatches, and shower shoes. These are the men who, through their inexhaustable supply of Federal Stock Num- bers, have kept us on good hands. Thank you Supply, For a iob well done! Salamanka, N.Y. Fenton, IVIo. DK3 Ken Schwarz SN Richard Sullo Chicago, III. North Haven, Conn TN Luis Trinidad SK3 Andy Suder Sl-l3 Harry Beetle Alfredo Pulido Pangasinan, FLP. Warminster, Penn. Long Beach, Calif. Pangasinan, R.P. Z 1 5 U4 1 TN Carlos Abad SK1 Nardo Jose SN George Langelier CSSN Robert Poore Cavite, FLP. California City Calif. Lewistown Maine Candler N C , I J I u VY CS1 Syal iturra San Loranzo, Calif. SD2 Demetrio Corpuz Pangasian, R,P, CS2 Gary Le Beau Florence, Mass. ual SK2 Stan Slowinski SN Lewis Gagne Tonawanda, N.Y. Rochester, New Hampshire SN Dave Haas Seattle, Wash. 5 vel 1 N V x v M .My f W . ww M . ,T mb:f:,w.+:42fr, f w f -wx-nv-my 'WJ---wU,,,V.U. . , . .. 'A -11.. S-:J'fr '-4 't,'. 'AL'-.':: x:. J'-ii ii?- ' 4' - 'Q.l Q:xiP PM-'L 2ZR::l'Q '?Tifs'45,1i-HKYL: 3395 f-f' -'I-' X' 'J' -' -' SEA BAT ? , .am M., . 6 'I 4 iff . Hll-A ,ff f ZX 6 1 ' A it 2 , WHAT SEA BAT '? 48 FIRST DIVI Division Officer LT R. F. Unfer Division Chief BMC C. IE. Williams BNI3 Norman Stone SN Mike Tindall SN Tom lvlaconaughy SN Bill Ingram Cleveland, Ohio Spring Valley, Calif. Nllssoula lVlont Chino, Calif A tribute to excellence in the area of deck seamanship are the men of First Division. Qualified painters, linehandlers, helmsmen, and look- outs, they are called on dail to keep the CAMP not only in her best coat of paint, but also an example to be fol lowed by all other ships in WestPac. Responsible For keeping the ship in a well preserved state above decks, these men also stand eight hours of watch on the bridge perday, and must be ready to handle lines at Fueling or hi-line stations during that ever impending midnight UNREP. Throughout the cruise, during Special Sea and Anchor details, Helo details, and underway replenish- ments, the men of First Division have carried out their duties in a man- ner which has brought creditgto their ship and their Division. 3-D'--,L'L?E '-af ,,.','c'- ':f+r :-:f- Q - fs, C -.U-,.. , -,. ... . ,., 73-12 - ':'-ff fvxyvffvi 'Q?,.fL-::6rj-f':.'fZ57 l- 2-:?'v'f 'W - .1of-'fZ':fyG'f7Lf7frA7-k-Tnfnmymfwf- ,-.',,.f ,, , .v., .,,-.,,. . , .xr V. ,r -isp .- ,,. C.,ff4-:': I '..b:,:. ,A-4.2:-',,:f' , 4.-,,f'.r:,.-,gsm sw: gn 1-v.-rw .XN xmrfsf Nifawi 2 -in mx., W, :..i,K4.,1.v.yf, M XNMLBQQ SN George Bob-ick SA Donald Wray SA James Fi. Brown SN Dave Burmester Bay City, lVIich. Woburn, lVIass. Eureka, Calif. I-lampton, Iowa SN Gary Kanarkiewicz Saugus, Nlass. SN Don Van Blaricom ' Shelton, Wash. 2 SN Bill lVloden I Palmetto, Fla. SN Rick Puri St. Charles, lVlo. SN John Thorton SN Frank Reis SN Tom Sheiner SN Jim Kay Kansas City, lVlo. Tawtucket, F?.l. Stickney, Ill. Canton, N.C. Q S 'mr M 'M man '53 'umm M 'W W H we swf Q , T ,,.,, , ,,,. ,: , R . .,,,.Q,,,,3,,W,,,,,,,,, N, ,,,,.R, , ,, ,,,f,l,,,,.x ...,. ..:,1..f....,v,, ..,. ,AW V,., IH, .E,,1l, VZ i.: , W? :,,,W,Wl . ,H K Y I 1 N f. - '- . QA l - ' - ,fe , Haw- U, . . ,-..-M fy- .V-Q--A S- --H.-, - fl -.vw -wx, --A 1- H -, '-N..-Ari.. H-g'.e...,-144, ,Q . ,q.f.,x .N ,- ...,, , -, fs,-.h,..f -1-Hg, A. K ,M-4 J .,.fg-,,,,- 1.,,.,u,fg fm 41 ' U fix? f 'fm-':-graffieffw'isz'Q+'f1:'f-'wif ,gif 'W' MJ' M-QJwjitg,:'Qf0XHr4f-f1:2-511ffzffffrvlfz-f11'elfazfeil-2Q::'fG:x'9ff9SPV51?'N +151 1 ' '57: 'l -' s 3 H. - 'ML K.. HM- , fri-f'.'.if5-5f.?.Q'ffZ'i-31:5-11:4:fi-:SE:fgp,l-Ez:-:::rg+2:,::f1'f:'c.zzmn..L.x G4be1w rx.- 'x'f'F f3'4ifff 12fm f SN Steve Starr Seattle, Wash. SN Kent Nlerideth Venton, Nlich. SN BJ Sullivan Tewksbury, Nlass W bvwitx A ship is always referred to as she . . . 5 i . . because it costs so much to keep one in paint and powder. as - Adm. Chester W. Nimitz I en. MEA 1 ,, I .J ?'J,1w ' FOX DIVISIO DIVISION OFFICER Ens. R. I. Whife. l-N..-1 I 13 J I DIVISION CHIEF STG. D, C. Bonham STG3 Toby Martin GMG3 Steve Patterson GMGSN Gill Curtis Old Town, Maine Penryn, Calif. Atascadero, Calif. Ranger, 1900 yards. Echo strength strong, echo quality sharp! The hedge- hog mount is swinging to the direction of the- sonar contact, and Mounts 31 and 32 are in standby waiting For thefiring order from the gun director. 'CAMP's-Sonarmen, Torpedomen, Gunner's Mates, and Fire Control Technicians have worked as an un- beatable team, waiting to unleash the ship's Fire power on any adversaries. Fox Division, which qualified the CAMP as a Naval Gunfire Support Ship in June, did not let up on their spirit of combat readiness, and gave the CAMP a continuous edge on any impending emergency throughout the cruise. As a result of their constant vigilance, Fox Division proudly displays the E For combat readiness on mounts 31 and 32. 'Y ' 'f-f- -UL TM3 Hal Meredith Littleton, Colo. SN David Smith El Paso, Tex. STG3 Bob Jones Gainsville, Fla. wlfs- FTG3 Charley Lewis North Highlands, Calif. 1 N GMG1 Joe Eldert Pahoa, Hawaii STGSN Mike Vogt Milwaukee, Wis. STG2 Bill Dicks Minneapolis, Minn FTG3 Al Hall STG2 Bob Campbell GIVIGS Ron Horne Malvern, Iowa Burlingham, Ala. Lexington, Ky. QLEJESEZZ Vx 3. --f ' -' ' 1 - W ' ' Q.V..mx V, ,,',4fyff '.: 'LJ' ,Y-If ' ' ' ' ' ' r USNS SILAS BENT.on i2 February 1968 suffereda casualty rendering her dead in the water. On 13 February you were directed to render SAR assistance. On i4 February you took SILAS BENT under tow and commenced an 800 mile tow toward GuanwconHnuingunHlreHeved.YourpronWH reaction to the situation, seamanship cap- abilities in the Faceofdeterioratingweather, and regard For the safety of lives and ships at sea are in the highest tradhions ofthe sea andIWavalService.AAy hearHestthanks For a job well done in which you can take iustified pride. ' . RADM C. B..lONES, USN . ,. ,, Hs, HL, f,:,g,,-,4 V- ,E 4, 2' -dllggscpi Y..A ' lf' f ,.I-M,-5-+e41fr1ff'rg uc'T' 'Q' M' ' ' A' 1? 'Zi' A ' 3 I ' ' J SEARCH RESCUE AND TOW 5 , f-A 3 N 'I mf ii xqgk .2 EV .Q .5 3 in 'inf y Wctfifllllllsclllung 4- new cs,,., aww ' I'-H :korg , HQ -' ilfrfti, ' filmtv . ,, 1 ,. ,Q , .,,.g:.,,,5,.1 ' - f, Wglinl f, . , . .X . .,'f:z:4,:.,-M. A ' 'F f - ' ,Yqqi,::',4,v.,f,,,fy,Gf .:.:1 -A 4 ' f sf A-5,24 -I l t 'e 57 .. -'- - QT , ' fx L C 1 . 41 - f - - ' S T -F tix, Q s' '-J 1f 3'?,e ' 1. si'ss- 'y333?g15kf'1?-2:55:93ifiilfliir-it-'i'fi552f?1.9i5.',f5.4'?in2!f'1 ..., ,.-.,.,,-, A J - -,A 1- rs .-,M -- +.Mfw+'--- uw ff. -.Q -sa ., ww fn., . . .,,..,- Aww ' 4 V F .,-f.. . -, a. s...J. X. . . . .. , , wow - ?w--t:,.- 4-sl-qw ,JA sgyw... ,si-3b...s -.,.. ,.-. 33,11--ff'-felfu fi. .vw --w . -:gf --f-14: Q-g,1.--Mfr -T-fit' qv-Jwffxffa - 9,5-fn' x4cf3a'.-a+.1,3f,ffffggffi Effpi, -fsf,-fl, A X+eg-f-'PQ- 1,? f:?fT'2f,:y:'.5:f- f.-x:L:'44:.':.'1 BATTLE But of all the ships upon the sea, No Captain had a Finer crew, And that, my Friends, quite throughly, Explains why CAMP won the battle E . Commander Paul D. Butcher Competition is the American way of life--in business, in athletics, and in ac- ademics. The symbol designating the victor varies with the phase of society--in busi- ness, it may be the profit, dividend, or a new contract, in athletics,atrophy or bonus, in academics, the honor roll, an advanced degree, or recognition. ' In the Navy, we too compete to be the best in our profession. Every eighteen months, the Squardron Commander nomin- ates to the Flotilla Commander the outstand- ing ship of his squadron to receive the Battle E -award., The outstanding ship in each squadron is selected through numerical f ??27fgcZzf5QTV Zi-1 . .V . . , . .-5 M- , ,,,-iw. 'fs'.fz1'g ff1: if?'?tzf: 163 M15fW'3f f I L' 'Z' 'llftiwuircliffcf'-rf, r4'fi2fi7'3? fl ,, . Z'fi Q2'7,'f+' f: ,f 1Z g- 'L1.Tf7,'1 4 1'-- '-:NW fl .' 5Z'+'if,7Lig 1'?g'h'J' ?A'L':,g54717 1'Jf' if 54-,J-1Q.'..f':.'..f::,,.',Q,-tax.-..,-1-f..-.Lg-1 2 .kv f , V '-- 'f ' - - msc- Msn - 4i,: aging- 1-7 , , WM., if - ,, computations based on day to day opera- tional performances lfor CAMP, Market Time Operations, Taiwan Patrol, and SOPA CADMINJ Hong Kongl and the results of the Operational Readiness Inspection, Annual Supply Inspection, and the Annual Material Inspection. During the .competitive cycle l July 1966 through 31 December I967, USS CAMP QDER-2515 was awarded the Battle E for Escort' Squadron Seven. In addition, the ship was awarded the de- partmental E awards for Excellence in Operations and in Weapons. As is the cost in any group competition, CAMP won the Battle E Award through the individual and collective efforts of the entire team fship's companyl--from the most recent graduate of boot training to the highly trained petty officers and officers on board this command. CAMP'S proud crew faced the challenges and defeated all com- petitors to win this coveted award. l s f if I 'w1.f.f','S5?' N . wif' Al. ,.e...'--- A.. -y' .45 if-fr..?'l'4 fI,Z: .mv .M-gf N----V rs r115- -. :-- '-Z-ng-is - P-5225.1 ':f1.s'-m3?Q'i 'fCv'1f': 'x ug, 'Q 5 A 1 -t f tr' - - - -'Y '-f '- me-am . Wang C mg., W P' V4 '--sl A land of many contrasts... THE PHILIPPINES of terraced mountain rice paddles... I I ...and a small chi1d's poverty. 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