Cochrane (DDG 21) - Naval Cruise Book

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' f k X2 X5-Q +f:.5f.g5A N fi 'ir J' Y E95.iE?25nYJ RE19'w,H h25 E1EP:m1Xg?fseCuf-.:Q?2.'Q-.Ss-sg..-A-71?.wg-asQ.,-AFX?Z-?i?33i?E1'J54IXIQ3'52Si if3J'-?E592C':13'SE1i-TidfGigli? 1,-.9 fi' I W3 ', . hi iq. w 4A gy ,1,.,,, Bw-.V L, USS COCHRANE W M EDWARD LL I.I . COCHRAN Edward Lull COCHRANE was born in Mare Island, California, on March 18, 1892, son of Brigadier General Henry Clay COCHRANE, USMC Retired and Mrs. Elizabeth Ferguson Lull Cochrane, both now deceased. He attended Chester, QPennsylvaniaj High School and the University of Pennsylvania at Phila- delphia, prior to entering the U.S. Naval Academy, Annapolis, Maryland, in 1910. Graduated with distinction, and commissioned Ensign on June 6, 1914, he served in the Navy line until transferred to the Construction Corps of the Navy in 1917. Periodic promotions saw him advance from temporary Lieutenant at the end of World War I to the rank of Vice Admiral to date from April 3, 1945. In 1947, after 33 years of active service, Vice Admiral COCHRANE was placed on the retired list. Post graduate education in preparation for his transfer to the Construction Corps began in January 1916, was interupted by service in the Philadelphia Navy yard during World War I, and was completed at the Massa- chusetts Institute of Tech- nology in I une 1920 when he was awarded the degree - of Master of Science in Naval Architecture. Sig- lowing included service as United States Delegation ty of Life at Sea in Lon- nection with submarine de- shipyards and the Bureau pair, and a tour as Force of the Commander Scout- In September 1935, be Construction and Repair. out World War II Admiral ed with the design of warship involved in the During this period the and Repair was consoli- Engineering and desig- In September 1940 he England,asAssistantNaval Embassy. From January he was Assistant Head of Bureau of Ships. Bureau of Ships, with the November I, 1942, he di- building and maintenance mainder of the war. In came Chief of the Mater- nificant assignments fol- a Technical Advisor to the to the Conference on Safe- don,Englandg duty in con- sign and construction in of Construction and Re- Constructor on the staff ing Forces, U.S. Fleet. returned to the Bureau of From this time through- COCHRANE was concern- practically every type of greatly expanded Navy. Bureau of Construction dated with the Bureau of nated the Bureau of Ships. was ordered to London, Attache at the American 1941 to November 1942 the Design Division of the Appointed Chief of the rank of Rear Admiral, on rected the Navy's ship- program during the re- November 1946 he be- ial Division in the Office of the Assistant Secretary of the Navy. In March 1947 he was appointed a member on the Presidentis Advisory Committee on the Merchant Marine. Admiral COCHRANE served in this capacity until he was relieved of all active duty pending his retirement on November 1, 1947, He died November 14, 1959. He is survived by his wife, the former Charlotte Osgood Wilson of Chester, Pennsylvania, and two sons, Captain Richard Lull Cochrane, USN QNaval Academy, Class of 19405 and Commander Edward Lull Cochrane, USN fNaval Academy, Class of 19451. Mrs. Cochraneis address is 2 Larchwood Drive, Cambridge, Massachusetts. 2 4 DDG21- SECO D TO N USS COCHRANE is the first ship of the Navy to bear the name of Vice Admiral Edward Lull COCHRANE, USN. Though she is the seventh guided missile destroyer to employ the single arm TARTAR launcher, she is the second ship of the class to have the bow mounted sonar. Her complement consists of 22 officers and 319 men who are provided with modern accomo- dations, including air conditioned living spaces. Built by the Pudget Sound Bridge and Dry Dock Company of Seattle, Washington, COCHRANE had about 1,500,000 man- hours of work performed on her during the 31 months of construction - from the laying of the keel to the day of delivery. COCHRANE carries the most modern weapons afloat for destroyers of her class, giving her the capability to deal effec- tively with any threat on the high seas. Considerably larger than the destroyers we have known in the past, COCHRANE is a fast, highly maneuverable ship. Her automatic combustion control l power plant enables her to carry out with great speed and mobility any task to which she is assigned. Her powerful sonar, ASROC, and torpedo installations equip her to detect, fight, and kill submarines at extended ranges. With her TARTAR guided missile she is capable of intercepting and destroying enemy aircraft many miles from the ship. She is equipped with the most modern communications and electronics installations, and not only can she swiftly detect and track targets but she can rapidly deliver her missiles and projectiles against these targets, be they in the air, on the sea, under the sea or on land. This modern guided missile destroyer is equipped to meet the challenges of today and the future. USS COCHRANE joined the Cruiser-Destroyer Force, U.S. Pacific Fleet. In March 1964 as the flagship of Commander Destroyer Division TWO-FIFTY-TWO. COCHRANE's homeport is Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. In early 1965, COCHRANE made her first deployment to WESTPAC for extended operations with the U.S. SEVENTH Fleet, returning to her homeport on 1 October 1965. Between then and her second deployment in july 1966 COCHRANE operated out of Pearl Harbor on local training exercises and as a support ship of NASA's PROJECT GEMINI. COCHRANE's second deployment to the Western Pacific as a unit of the United States SEVENTH Fleet lasted from july to December of 1966, the majority of this deployment was spent in support of the United States position in Vietnam. Following this deployment it was announced that COCHRANE had won the coveted Battle Efficiency E Award for excellence during the previous 18 g months. Her second deployment completed, COCHRANE began her first regular overhaul since commissioning. This extensive over- haul at the shipyard in Pearl Harbor lasted until August 1967, when COCHRANE began readying for a third deployment by undergoing Refresher Training and Missile System Qualification Tests and participating in a major fleet exercise off the coast of Southern California. ' In February 1968 COCHRANE deployed to WESTPAC for the third time. During this deployment COCHRANE participated in every type of SEVENTH Fleet operation which a destroyer can be called upon to do. These assignments include Northern Search and Rescue, Operation Sea Dragon, firing missions against North Vietnam, Naval Gunfire Support to Army, Marine, and Allied troops ashore in South Vietnam, Anti-Air Warfare picket ship, and plane-guard destroyer for four U.S. aircraft carriers. On these assignments COCHRANE fired nearly 26,000 rounds of 5 inch ammunition against enemy targets, causing extensive damage to roads, bridges, radar sites, water borne logistic craft, 1G:L,u 5n., 1 l lx l T 'lf -'Wi - ,424-S'-Q ' --. ' Mt-fri' .. . w - J ' ' ' -.,,ffl., 'F ' -l i h fE.Ti ' . if f- 'V iekw .v ., . '. -, - Q--'- J ,x - xx I al ':lL,.iT!'lf-lijil, 3 --r T r ?n E,'iE,f,.-,,,g-- I i I5 V. -Y ,-. --av Q.. 1- .Q-x X ' Y' - ' llllnllr ' I ' - f nu -X Y 1 'miilili 2 1' e ' t, 1-af rf if V' ' 1 ' I ., 'Lf' iv- Q, ff' -.?ffe1'r'sF'f-i-. f e A -J-vf'1-.. 1- Q..':P' an -- artillery, positions, troop concentrations, and coastal defense sites. While enroute to Pearl Harbor at the completion of the de- ployment in August 1968, COCHRANE was notified that she had made a clean sweep of Battle Efficiency competition and won every award presented for excellence in the previous 18 month period. This included the Battle Efficiency E fsecond awardjg departmental E awards in Operations, Engineering, and Weaponsg and the HA award for Anti- Submarine Warfare. During the month of October 1969, the NASA Manned Space Flight Program again utilized COCHRANE's Command Module recovery capability. This time COCHRANE supported the Apollo 7 Space Flight, serving as a Mid-Pacific Secondary Recovery Ship. In November of 1969, COCHRANE was awarded the Meri- torious Unit Commendation by the Secretary of the Navy for her exceptional performance during the recently completed deployment to the United States SEVENTH Fleet. Having been designated previously as a possible recovery ship, COCHRANE, in December, steamed south with the USS YORKTOWN QCVS-101 and the USS ARLINGTON QAGN-21 toward the Apollo 8 Primary Recovery Zone. At noon on Christmas Day, COCHRANE crossed the Equator at Longitude 160 degrees 45 minutes West. In traditional centuries old cere- monies 265 Pollywogs were initiated into the Mysteries of the Ancient Order of the Deep by 21 Shellbacks , Reovery of the Command Module was accomplished by Yorktown with COCHRANE 300 miles down range in posi- tion for a contengency landing. The first months of 1969 found COCHRANE operating out of Pearl Harbor on local training exercises and under- going major material, operational, and administrative inspec- tions. A two week assignment in March to the Apollo 9 Re- covery Force as a Mid-Pacific secondary recovery ship marked the beginning of the final preparations for the forthcoming mid-year deployment to the United States SEVENTH Fleet. COCHRANE has to date steamed nearly 10,000 miles in sup- port of the National Space Agency's Manned Space Flight Program. In June 1969 COCHRANE deployed to WESTPAC for the Fourth time. She participated mainly in naval gunfire sup- ported Army, Marine, and Allied troops ashore in South Viet- nam. COCHRANE also acted as plane-guard for several air- craft carriers operating in Vietnam waters and in the Sea of japan. COCHRANE returned to Pearl Harbor in December 1969. A leave and upkeep period followed with COCHRANE enter- ing the shipyard in February 1970. While in the shipyard, COCHRANE was awarded her third consecutive Battle Effici- ency E , She also won departmental E awards in Opera- tions and Supply, and the A award for Anti-Submarine Warfare. On completing her regular shipyard overhaul period in mid- ,Iuly 1970, COCHRANE began an extensive training and weap- ons readiness period in preparation for her upcoming fifth Western Pacific deployment. On her final battle problem ORI, signalling completion of Refresher Training in mid- November, COCHRANE's ASW grade achieved, was 9806 highest ever given by Fleet Training Group, Pearl Harbor, Her Engineering and Operations Department grades of Excel- lent were also high above the average DD-type ship grades in those areas. December 23 brought a Christmas Decorations contest, sponsored by the Honolulu, Hawaiijaycees and for the second consecutive year, COCHRANE won first place by a wide mar- gin. And then on February 3, COCHRANE once again left her home for the West Pacific area. IN THE BEGINNING 'haf 4-eczsf 1 V.ffi,'?f ' 5 I 1 it 'T ff, ea f fi Q I :I CAPT RDW N G. F RANCH ITED STATES NAVY Ardwin G. FRANCH was born in Charleroi, Pennsylvania on August 24, 1925. He entered the Navy V-12 Program at Pennsylvania State College in 1943, and was commissioned Ensign, U.S. Naval Reserve, April 6, 1945. He subsequently advanced in rank to that of Captain to date from june 1, 1966, having trans- ferred from the Naval Reserve to the Regular Navy in early 1946. After receiving his commission in 1945, he reported on board for the commissioning of USS BROWN- SON QDD-8681 as Torpedo Officer. Detached from BORWNSON, he joined the USS AGERHOLM QDD-8261 for commissioning and served as Torpedo, First Lieutenant and Damage Control Officer. He attended General Line School, Newport, R.I., and in June 1948 reported to USS CARMICK QDMS- 331 as Gunnery and Minesweep Officer. Following this, he served as Fire Control, and Assistant Gunnery and Air Defense Officer in USS JUNEAU from 1950 to July 1952. On board JUNEAU he participated in four campaigns in two tours of Korean action. Detached from JUN EAU, he reported as an Instructor in Strategy and Tactics at the CIC Team Train- ing Center in Boston, Massachusetts. He remained there until September 1954, then in October returned to the Pacific and became the Gunnery and Operations Officer of the USS MCKEAN QDDR-7841. While in MCKEAN he participated in two WESTPAC cruises. During the period October 1956 to March 1958 he was assigned to the G-3 Section of Headquarters of Army Forces Far East and 8th Army QRearj in Camp Zama, Japan as Liaison Officer for Gunfire and other Naval matters. In April 1958 through August 1959 he served as Executive Officer USS CHEVALIER QDDR-8051, which included a tour of duty in the Far East. He participated in the QuemoylMATSU Island operation earning the right to wear the Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal. In September 1959 he assumed command of USS TIOGA COUNTY QLST-11581, and the next month returned to the Western Pacific. Detached from TIOGA COUNTY in July 1961, he attended the General Warfare Course at the Naval War College, Newport, R.I. Upon completion in june 1962, he reported to the Office of the Chief of Naval Operations for duty as Assistant Coordinator for ,ICS matters and special staffs and activities. He assumed command of USS HANSON QDD-8321 in October 1961. While in command of that destroyer, she was engaged in Rescue Destroyer and Bombardment operations off South Vietnam. He was awarded the Navy Commendation Medal and cited as follows: F or meritorious achievement While serving as Commanding Officer, USS HANSON QDD-8321 from 12 May to 29 October 1965. Commander FRANCH displayed outstanding leadership and attention to duty in achieving consistently high performance and a continual state of readiness of HANSON . . . While serving as a Task Unit Commander in direct support of operations against the enemy in Vietnam, he was instrumental in obtaining most effective utilization of the destroyers of his task unit through a proposal that they be used as Naval gunfire support ships in addition to their primary duties .... Detached from HANSON in March 1966 he assumed command of Destroyer Division 92, and in April changed homeport to Yokosuka, Japan. In June he was promoted to Captain. He commanded various Task Units in extensive shore bombardment operations in North Vietnam and gunfire support against the enemy in South Vietnam. He was awarded the Bronze Star for these operations and cited as follows: .... Captain FRANCH operating in the hostile waters off the coast of North Vietnam, was responsi- ble for the planning, tactical employment and effectiveness of the units in disrupting the flow of war materials south . . . His courage under fire, skilled maneuvering of his units and delivery of extremely effective counterbattery fire saved his units from destruction or serious damage on several occasions. . . Throughout his assignment to these demanding tasks he exemplified himself to be an outstanding combat commander. . . In addition, he was awarded a second Navy Commendation Medal, the Combat Action Ribbon, Meritorious Unit Commendation and Navy Unit Commendation. In October 1967 he was assigned as Chief Staff Officer to Commander ASW Group ONE, embarked in USS YORKTOWN QCVS-101 and in December returned once more to the Western Pacific. During this period he participated in operations in the Sea of japan resulting from the seizure of USS PUEBLO. From these operations he was authorized a second Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal. In September 1968, he was detached from ASW Group ONE and reported as Head of the Contengency and General War Plans Section on the Staff of the Commander-in-Chief, U.S. Pacific Fleet where he remained until June 1970. In July 1970 he assumed command of Destroyer Squadron TWENTY-FIVE in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. In addition to the previously mentioned decorations, Captain FRANCH has the Vietnamese Navy Distinguished Service Order Second Class, American Defense Service medal, World War II Victory Medal, Navy Occupation Medal, Asia Clasp, China Service Medal, National Defense Service Medal with bronze star, United Nations Medal, Korean Service Medal with 4 bronze stars, Korean Presidential Unit Citation, Viet- nam Service Medal with silver star ffive campaignsj, and Vietnam Campaign Medal with Device. He is married to the former June Underwood of Phoenix, Arizona, and they have one daughter J. Dani'l F RANCH. ' Y :uf Ei ' Ti ' COMMANDER Commander Stephen J Hostettler IS a natlve of Evansvxlle Ind1ana He was graduated from the U S Naval Academy Class of 1953 Upon comm1ss1on1ng CDR Hostettler served two success1ve tours 1n Pac1f1c Fleet destroyers The flrst was 1n USS Eversole DD 7891 as Flrst Lreutenant The second was 1n USS ames E Kyes fDD 787D where he was asslgned Gunnery Off1CCf In 1956 CDR Hostettler was asslgned to USS St Clalr County LST 10961 as Executrve Off1cer whlch was followed by a tour as Asslstant Operatlons Off1CCI Staff of Amph1b1ous Operatlonal Tralnlng Un1t PaC1f1C Injanuary 1961 after two and one half years of graduate stud1es at the U S Naval Postgraduate School Monterey Cahfornla CDR Hostettler was awarded the degree of Master of Scrence 1n Electrlcal Engmeermg He then served 1n the comm1ss1on1ng crew of USS Lawrence QDDG 41 as Weapons Offlcer unt1l February 1963 CDR Hostettler was ordered to Staff Commander Crulser Destroyer Force Atlant1c Fleet for a two year tour as Gu1ded M1ss1le Offlcer Upon completlon of the course of mstructron at the Armed Forces Staff College 1n 1965 he was ass1gned to USS Conyngharn DDG 171 as Executrve Offrcer He served 1n the Bureau of Naval Personnel 1n the Offlcer D1str1but1on D1v1s1on from 1967 to July 1969 CDR Hostettler IS marrled to the former Lucy Ann Ingalls of Bedford Ind1ana and they have two chrldren Kathryn and Stephen Jr 73- , 7,114 6 iv Aff ' 1 X V sz f' f Q' STEPHE J. I-IQSTETTLER LCDR JOSEPH S. HURLEURT, USN EXECUTIVE OFFICER Hf-..,,, LCDR HURLBURT received his commission as an ensign upon gradua- tion from the College of the Holy Cross in june of 1960. He served aboard the USS KRETCI-IMER QDER-329j for two years as Electronics Material Officer and Combat Information Center Officer. Fol- lowing a six month course at the Naval Destroyer School he joined the USS LEARY QDDR-8791 in February 1963 where he served as Weapons Officer until November 1964. From the LEARY he went to shore duty at the Bureau of Naval Personnel In Washington D.C. where he was a Destroyer Placement Officer for one year and Administrative Assistant to the Surface Captain Detailer for the second year. From Washington he was reassigned to Vietnam where he served as COMMANDER COASTAL DIVISION 13 for one year. In March 1968 he joined the USS ENGLAND QDLG-221 where he was reassigned to the Naval War College as a student in the Command and Staff Course. Following War College he was assigned to the USS COCHRANE I QDDG-21j as Executive 1 Officer, reporting aboard 2 25 July 1970. LCDR HURLBURT is married to the former Shirley Moegling of North Canton, Ohio. They have two children, a son T. Q jf' and a daughter Lisa X Anne age 1. ii DEPARTM N HEADS LCDR Jim SPRUANCE OPERATIONS OFFICER LTB0bNoRMAN 5 I CHENG Part I LT Andy MESTERHAZY SUPPLY OFFICER --axe Ji' ' LT joel HEATON WEAPONS OFFICER LT Harry OWEN OPS - Part I efxfii- X gy LF, l' Dial 214. . . Are you with me? inf, LT Bob PACEK CHIEF ENGINEER FIRST PIT STUP' TR NSITU THE CALM 1 X 1 I J' lr'--'I--..v! up wkmm x LRG- - h M 4 x Lx eg -x A -' ' X x N- if N y 'R 'K 'K x Ns , f 11 x ,. Wx 5-'V S f X I x -' ,,..- xx I a ' ' N l X' I . fn'-K ,X N Nr.. xquzdxvw . ,- fied-Elk . K Asgfx-1 M5 , rw ,px xx -1 e sg.,e-sd N ,gYWy2:r1::'..,- x p J.,-.... x I .Ax -, ,.. fmnafe, - STQRM IP rr wlsgerlb POR THE smlg ,,,, We MOLD ilelsmg mlb fr!! 'f f xl :XR l 93, Y. 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R2 ,1:.:.- 4, .-,.,.,.g, 3335 iggfpfjgj, ,T 2315 '-rf1-Ni'-:xr- f:'i'f2 23155:-63,-'J 'T 1 J. f, .Vx Al-I, YES W i m g. 'FQ' just one blg party DUMAIN UF NEPTUNUS REX Know ye, that this Pollywog, on the 20th day of July, 1971, aboard the USS COCHRANE QDDG-211, Latitude 00-00, Longitude 1450 1O,E appeared into our Royal Domain, and having been inspected and found Worthy by My Royal Staff, was initiated into the: SOLEMN MYSTERIES OF THE ANCIENT DEEP. I command my subjects to honor and respect the bearer of this certificate as one of our TRUSTY SHELLBACKS. DAVY JONES His ROYAL SCRIBE NEPTUNUS REX RULER OF THE RAGING MAIN ARE YOU WITH ME? XO GETTING HIS BERTHING INSPECTED ffilv, 1 .11 'as Cochrane 's Queens Emerge trusty shellback. A lowly polywog prepares to meet his doom. I ,LJ 'iv 'W v ,X .X- T 1 u- 65 6 ' l ' ' Xl - 2 1 ,5f Q ' 1 V . 1. u , 5 J 'gf' . 7 I , . x 1-sl x V ag 4' -f , 'sl , Q.. H A , , 'lf ., ,, I 1 .'- A- Q N1 Q9 if ,- A 1. 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Y i nj ' 'R . 4:4 +A -f 'N 'ay R 'I 1 -H - du W 1 X KAW, ' X 'fm LTJG ED SCHAEFER U' T. lv 3' FIRST ROW, left to right: J. LONG, J. BAKER, W. ROLAND, R. USEKIVCH, R. KANESHIRO. SECOND ROW: E. WAGGONER, D STIEVE, G. WINCHELL, J. WATSON. ' a K , E 1 'ff' 1 -f f Ai. Did you ever see anything about high-line transfers in ETR 38c2? sv ' ,J -.... FIRST Row, left to right: J. SACBIBIT, w. JAMES, C. ALBRIGHT, D. DONLEY, B. HARTLE, T. DUNNING, S. YAMAUCHI, SECOND ROW: T. DIEFENBACHER, R. CURRY, R. MCCONNELL, R. SIGSBEY, J. LOBELLE, C. THOMPSON, J. STEFFEN, V. RIDENOUR, C. MEADOWS, THIRD ROWQ E. GRINNEL, D. WALKER, w. TELLIS, G. JONES, C. HOPE, D. KEIIR, A. RIPLEY, N. JOHNSON - missing from picture: M. NICHPOR, B. ROSENTHAL, O. QUIJANO, M. STEIL, R. MEANS, D. KNESS, C. WERNSMAN, M. BARCER, E. VINCENT, L. MASTERS, R. DUNN, D. ELANNERY LTJG DAN CROOKS ENS GORDON JONES GN iw 1 41 l U , 1 i 75 M W MWF! ' -Q5 -Q H. 1 ' ,MMM-, ,J wi i W 1 4 W i 41? 'Q Y X 'i 1 Y X XRS w r W N ' 76 -4. .,., Z 1,1 I! If Z! L fy x ,Ai ffl!! . A X' 3 . f X , .1 ' -. ' if if k .. Nfl 'ry 'fe F , dull r ' fx lfg Q Cmfiiif IN TH THE SNIPES' I FIRST ROW, left to right: P. HARDESTY, R. BOGERS, J. LAUFER, T. TIDBALL, P. BERTRAND, W. GORMAN, j.NOZAWA, M. MACDONALD, CHIEF R. BANEY, SECOND ROW: T. SANDERS, W. DOYLE, A. GIBSON, W. LUCHTERHAND, D. VANORTWICK, D DUNDAS, J. MILAN, S. BAKKEN, H, MCCURDY, D. MOREY, LTJG K. MABEN, THIRD ROW: C. RIGG, D. HAMILTON, T. KVISLEN J. HARTBARGER, T. DEMPSEY, G. KYZER, C. SAULS, C. ERICKSON, CHIEF C. PIPER - missing from picture: G. DUESLER, L. FILIO R. MORRISARD, T. D'ALLEVA, E. MAYEUX, W. MULCAY, T. FINK, T. SNEARY lil! LTJG KEN MABEN, MPA x 79 hu.- 'RQ' A .amd , 4' fm XXs,g41S35Qx' '- E'-Q8 FIRST ROW left to right A THOMPSON B LEE D BAKER CHIEF T ARIAS SECOND ROW M GOUGLER R SANDERS D MOREY G SULT J MEISNER F ENSTROM THIRD ROW G GOETTSCH F GARRETT G LANHAM S SPAFFORD R BROWN T TIDBALL 5 , , Ly ET n Lv 1 Ji -,li 4,2 fY 1 X ,- ,-7. 4 . x 1 Z-21 -:2 1 ' Q, . u fm A ,- ., ' x .T 1 N 4 ,-1:i1f..a 1,55-.rid 53.1 1,1,:R..A EIS lui ll ' 5j5.,tf-Qui 1 f' R Y Ei -5 .nf 3V fg T j ' If ' , .Y,.1 .,, '- ' T 4 i'hQf9 Q Q A. 1,:1-:gait-J 4, v W ' 1-ga X R ,L Il' K fu J! , .1 ,.,, f 5' ,: . ' 'f2' I ' :af ' gafb 5 f ' , 1i.f V ,J 5 4 3 x 5 V , - wi. ,T ' ' ww wi' , A ,.11 U K I v ,M-. , ,s7..... .' . 'vi Engineers of the World: UNITE!! 'NX gh A RJ V SNIPES, SNIPES everywhere, but seldom za drop to drink. elow? ii' Y A -'YT-. 1 M I ' I CD-11 ' If Yr' F ,sskw A 690 QX LTJG Bill Swanstrom 1 ' , . 'v '?Z-7 ',':T' ...Tg ff ' 1v ' ... 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PETSOS, A. MELENDREZ, B. MARLETTEMI. DE LA CRUZ, FOURTH ROW: T. LINDNER, G. WISNIEWSKI, S. BARR J. HOOVER, W. ALEXANDER, FIFTH ROW: R. BATTLE, G. O'NElLL, H. VAN ELDEREN, B. WEBB 1 lv' 7 inn? SOME work is germ My sv SOME don t work 5 -1-44.4, -,ALM SOME just talk iboul VNOII V li ' . E if I Qi . 5 5' A . M. ,,,MvXi:.,NL K . I A rtL.xL.,,,.M.Q L4 7 H U ,, . . . 'fi 9' 1 1 ' ' 'A f 1 Sai, .. , - , , K y ALM ff The prettlest face m WESTPAC You gotta be klddln If It moves salute lt lf lt stands st11l pamt lt' iv x Q L L I me l Congratulations - only three years to make THIRD! You think it took him a long time - they made me ship for ujgnyv Well some got it - some ain'tl' A T. LACK ATTHE HEI. C Paul Lack, aPapakura Sea Scout, tries the controls on the bridge of the COCHRANE, an American destroyer in AUCKLAND, NEW ZEALAND for rest and recreation after an extended period in the Western Pacific. 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