Consolation (AH 15) - Naval Cruise Book

Text from Pages 1 - 24 of the 1953 volume:

NAVY DEPARTMENT JUN U 6 'MNT UBRPKRY q , Q,OXQ'::O 1955 . Q. 96 Y CO QQ Lf -HSCLLL. I Wiwse JJ Con oluiion History l953 Commissioned in 1945, the U. S. Navy Hospital Ship Consolation has an overall length of 520 feet, a normal displacement of 15,034 tons and a cruising speed of 17 knots. The Consolation can provide medical and surgical care to 786 bed patients. Her operating rooms, laboratories, and clinics' are comparable to those of the most modern hospitals in the entire world and are a tribute to the medical and dental professions. At the end of World War II the Consolation was actively engaged in Iapanese Wa- ters evacuating and caring for ex-prisoners of war, and allied nationals. Despite the strain on her facilities, she 'treated all with the necessary medical and 'surgical care and returned them home in greatly improved condition. Later, she took part in operation Magic Carpet, which repatriated 'thousands of men from overseas at the close of World War II. Departing from San Francisco, California, in Iuly, 1950, the Consolation was the first Hospital Ship to arrive in Korea to furnish medical support for United Nations Forces. After participation in the Inchon invasion of 1950, and operations at Wionsan and Hungnam, the Consolation was selected as the experimental hospital ship to be fitted with a Helicopter flight deck to expedite the transportation of Wounded to hospital facilities. The 60 foot by 60 foot landing platform was constructed at the U. S. Naval Ship yard in Long Beach, California. When work was completed on 16 August, 1951, the Con- solation returned to the Korean Theater, to resume her mission of medical support. ' In December, 1951, anchored off Sokcho-Ri, Korea, 15 miles above the 38th parallel, Operation Helicopter began within sight and sound of Communist guns on -the Korean Coast. ' Cn 18 December, 1951, at 12:20 p.m., the first battle casualty ever flown from the field of battle to a hospital ship was landed by a Marine Helicopter. This was the beginning of a mission unprecedented in Naval or Medical history. In late March, 1952, when battle action increased on the Korean western front, the Consolation was ordered to Inchon Harbor to .furnish medical support to the troops. Soon after her arrival the flow of patients began. By boat and helicopter they came. Battle casualties were admitted and received within minutes of being Wounded. After maintaining a daily patient census of more than 400 for ten weeks, in Iune, 1952 the Consolation was ordered home for a period of upkeep and replenishment of supplies. - ' ' , ,, ' f' 'X iw f X 6 X f 'X' et ' ' ' W f X ' , f ,, X , 7M ' W '22 ff ff ml! 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The Consolation arrived in lnchon Harbor at a most opportune time. Another big Com- munist offensive was underway. During the first four days, the doctors, nurses and corps- men worked around the clock, getting as little as eight hours sleep for the entire four day period. ln one 24 hour period, as many as 62 helicopters were landed on the small 60' x 60' flight deck located on the ship's fantail. The mobility of a floating hospital ship plus the use of helicopters enables a casualty to receive comprehensive medical attention Within minutes after being wounded. No one can say exactly how many lives have been saved by this new and extraordinary method of casualty evacuation, but many critically wounded pa- tients would not have lived without the prompt treatment now available. After serving for ten months on this, her third trip to Korea, the Consolation was ora dered back to the States. On the trip home, all hands felt confident that they had contri- buted substantially to the United Nations ef- fort, for during that ten months stay overseas. the Consolation had cared for 3635 United Nations service personnel and civilians. Since the outbreak of Korean hostilities in Iune, 1950, the Consolation has served 31 months in Far Eastern waters and has cared for a grand to- tal of 18,433 patients. 'T C0 USS Consolation lAH-15l Captain 0. J. Stein C0 of the Hospital in the ' USS Consolation lAH-l5l I l Captain J. R. Sayers lMCl Lx .,-.. Chief of Surgery CDR J. L. Yon Chief of Dental Service CAPT Prldgeon CDC! h if . Ayn ez uv' Chief of Nursing Serv. LCDR C E. Todd KNCJ ff Executive Officer LCDR W. S. Webber Chief of Medicine CDR E. J. Joruszewski IMC! V l a . l l v l l l l l l E l i xl l I i USS CONSOLATION KAH-I 51 PAGE FIVE Lend A Hand Corpsmen of the Consolation aid in transporting wounded from How Roger Marine 'Coptors on the Consolation's flight deck. The captors, carrying a maximum of six patients per load, are landed around the clock to aid in the evacuation of the wounded from the Korean battle fields. Next Stop Home!! Patients from M boats are hoisted aboard the Consolation in lnchon Harborg their next stop after medical treatment will be Japan then home to the U, S. A. Honor Guard Marines show respect for patients being car- ried ashore in Yokosuka, Japan. Marines who are unable to return to action are re- turned to the base hospital in Yokosuka. With a bond from the Valley Forge and the honor guard from the St, Paul, they receive a hero's welcome. Surgical Team Modern medical facilities and skilled surgeons played an im- portant role in saving the lives of many United Nation personnel. USS CONSOLATION IAH-I SI PAGE six .- , l . o Division , ,A Q Department Head EINISIDIOIR Tglixir: '-T C' F' Wwe' ENS w. D. Wheeler FIRST ROW-LEFT TO RIGHT: Ens. Brown, J. R., Carper, R. E., Brown, E. W., Boyd, E. F., Brown, R. K., Silva, S. M., Monroe, J. G., Hotcher, K. N., Allen, J. R., More, W. S. SECOND ROW-LEFT TO RIGHT: Phipps, C. Y., Disiblio, A. N., Powers, R. G., Banskon, Henery, D. C., Sitton, R. B., Sanchez, E. J., Crain, R. G., Ballard, M. E., Yendll, R. E., Bice, J. N. , I THIRD ROW-LEFT TO RIGHT: Reed, R. D., Boykin, J. R., Lueth, B. D., Stone, C. N.: Ralston, J. L., Imus, E. E., Smith, G. L., Howard, D. L., Henely, B. E., Littell, R. G., Chom- berlain, W. E Division Department Head LT F- E- I-OVWQ CHELEC H. N. Finley Division Officer FIRST ROW-LEFT TO RIGHT: Mir. I-I, N. Finley, CHELEC, Cichowicz, F. S., Linnartz, J. D., Beouy, W., Byerly, G. E., Ringel, L. T., Young, A. M., Jones, Martin, C., Yokum, E. N. SECOND ROW-LEFT TO RIGHT: Lamb, Heltsley, D. R., Pedigo, E.,Hor1son, Acree, A. A., Short, K., Petrzilko, C. F., Kitchin, D, T. USS CONSOLATION KAH-ISD PAGE SEVEN Attention! The Supply Department at attention, awaiting inspec- tion by Captain Stein. The USS Haven seems part of the Consolation while swinging in the background. WORK Our Father . . . Chaplain F. C. Black conducts services aboard ship each Sunday morning on the mess deck. Both Catho- lic and Protestant services are held daily. REST PAGE EIGHT USS CONSOLATION IAH-151 Medical, Dental and Medical Service Officers of the Consolation FIRST ROW-Yon, J. L. SECOND ROW-LEFT TO RIGHT: Green, H. C., Karl, R. C., Stroud, J. A., Hilbert, G. H., Luter, P. W., Criscitielio, M. G., Cole, J. M., Smith, M. P., Jayne, H. W., Bousquet, F. P., Howard, J. W., Naylor, MI. F., Renfrow, W, B., Johnson, N. P. . THIRD ROW-LEFT TO RIGHT: Jaruszewski, E. J., French, R. S., Ross-Duggan, J. K., Havemeyer, W. C., Robbins, J. L., Romney, G. D., Hardy, T. C., Gleason, P. G., Wiliner, C. E., Milano, J. P., Miller, Jr., G. H, Griffith, J. H., Ogilvie, Jr., C. W. Nurse Corps Chief Nurse LCDR C E. Todd FIRST ROW-Todd, C E. SECOND ROW-LEFT TO RIGHT: Hare, D. Mi., Goggin, K. T., Dehler, E. J., Lux, V. C , Simkins, L. J., Smith, J, G., Myers, I. M., Pinter, J. R., Aldrich, E. E., Kelcec, C. A., Fugger, M. THIRD ROW-LEFT TO RIGHT: Moody A. E., Devaney, A. M., Van Wormer, B. A., Wil- FOOT, B- L-I HOVIZBY- 5- M-1 Farber, M. E., Smith, M. M., Bach, L. M., Kelley, M. T., Kilroy, E. A., Reed, S. P. fi uss coNsoLATioN IAH-153 y y y y :Aon NINI3 M and B Division DEP'- I'me I' Head Division Officer LT F E' I-0F19 CHMACH R. R. Cannon FIRST ROW-LEFT TO RIGHT: Mercatante, F. A., Renfrce, N, B., Grable, G. T., Mgr- chant, D. T., Howitt, G. R., Campbell, C. C., Dower, E. C., Elliott, F. E., Pinkerton, L. G., Poncey, F. G., Livergoad, B. G., Hordin, J., Pierce, G. L. SECOND ROW-LEFT TO RIGHT: Clark, H. W., Thorne C. R.: Johnson G. R.' Antdem berge, M. H., Dossett, J. W., Gibson, E. J., Geiger, P. E., Krogmdn, J. F., Angermiller, L. L., Cooper, W. L., Cannon, R. R. THIRD ROW--LEFT TO RIGHT: Capito, A, Fournier, M. E., Haynes, J. L., Anderson, M. L., Holman, J. M., Nurman, G. O., Hudson, W. L., Allgood, E. W., Kentch, W. E., Whaley, J. C. H Division Department Head LCDR P. L. Austin Division Officer LT J. C. Brown FIRST ROW-LEFT TO RIGHT: Brown, J. C., Keller, A. G., Schneider, F. L., Cunliffe, C. R. Baker, D. W., Herrera, J,, Glass, W. F., Ryan, T. P., Young, E. L., Baker, J. F., Ingram, J. L. Curtin, R. L., Kahle, D. B., Hess, J. B. ' SECOND ROW-LEFT TO RIGHT: Burnett, D. M., Estes, J. C., Vandemkamp, R. J., Gas- quet, N. A., Tralka, E. F., Weeden, D. G., Lykins, E. D., Sanders, H. P., -Mitchell, R. O. Adams, G. H., Walker, H. L., Harbin, Reagan, A. J., Ford, G. L. THIRD ROW-LEFT TO RIGHT: Sagle, C. E., Pohlman, A. H., Miller, J. D., Sheridan, F. L. Kelly, C. J., Merchant, T. E., Abbey, J. L., McClain, B. M., Jones, W. H., Prudhon, M. L., Daly, P. V., Munson. FOURTH ROW-LEFT TO RIGHT: Tucker, J. T., Stolpes, W. M., Traganos, C. A., Cooke W. G., Simmons, B. M., Small, P. W., Shelar, D. J., Wendling, J., Lamkin, D. G., Rogers W. R., Tuleja, D. R., Weiden, J., Shy. K. E., Wilson, W. C., Davis, D. L. FIFTH ROW-LEFT TO RIGHT: Jordan, T. I., Olson, J. A., Wilken, T. S., Mondloch, Melendez, P. J., O'DonnelI, W. J., Heuther, N. F., Garis, J. A., Wheeler, E. T., Smith, W. H., Smith, J. T., Myers, R., Rurnl, F. R. SIXTH ROW-LEFT TO RIGHT: Gokee, S. E., Robbins, J. M., Batchelor, E. M., Bobinski J. D., Wilson, M., Kirby, M. H., Heckel, V. E., Heaney, J. L. 1 1 g 5 , , v 1 X , ' .flfllll , ,,., ,-,',W.1Qw'.f,.,W, ,W 1, ,, , I PAGE TWELVE , uss g:oNsoi.A1'loN IAI-11151 Isl' Division Department Head Division Officer LT V. C. Palmer ENS J. H. McJunkin FIRST ROW-LEFT TO RIGHT: Smith, P. R., Decker, R. L., Edwards, A. A., Loretta, R. E., Flores, J. M., Elsdon, E, A., Monge, A, Srroup, R. L., Adkins, G. F., Gilstrap, P. L., Zubiate, R. SECOND ROW-LEFT TO RIGHT: George, R. C., Tarrant, M. B., King, B. U., Moore, E. K., Martin, C. W., Boyd, B. A., Wilson, J. M., White, E. F., Huffman, A. W., May, R. G. THIRD ROW-LEFT TO RIGHT: Smith, T. E., Gaston, J. D., Brewer, E. R., Brislinger, P. J., Ford, W. J., Reaves, C. L., Hoeck, J. L., Liming, V. R., Mathews, C. C., Dobson, R. F. FOURTH ROW-LEFT TO RIGHT: Ens. McJur1kin, Curtin, J. BMC. 2nd Division Department Head 'Division Officer LT V. C. Palmer ENS T. F. Richmond FIRST ROW-LEFT TO RIGHT: Larson, M. J., Hatcher, K. N., Kenning, L. R., Cleveland, S. P., Sizemore, C. F., Blackman, H. A., Miller, W. R., Carey, B. G., Buchan, R. R., Fox, J. L., Valencia, T. T., Hernandez, V., Perkins, W. S. SECOND ROW-LEFT TO RIGHT: Scott, Jones, J. R., Partin, A. L., Rayer, M. D., Letts, J. T., Pewtress, H. D., Hill, R. F., Guy, P. O., Lambert, H. P., Farnsworth, L. C., Poir, D. N., Johnson, R. G., Blevens, H. B., Padlo, BMC. THIRD ROW-LEFT TO RIGHT: O'Bryar1t, D. L., Halpin, G. R., Mcmgrum, C. D,, Spruill, W. W., Goucher, T. E., Goucher, J. A., Wagner, B. H., Collier, T. R., Lucas, L. S. uss coNsoi.ATioN IAH-ISI PAGE -HHRTEEN Supply Division DGPOYTMGHY Head Division Officer I-T l-- R- I-One LTljgI Culver FIRST ROW-LEFT TO RIGHT: Blankenship, C. T.: Mauboules, P. D.: Williams, J. E.: Garcia, A.: Martin, E. T.: Price, E. W.: Crane, J. L.: Hines, R. C.: Fullmer, S. A.: Loch, N. J.: Kerr, J. L. SECOND ROW-LEFT TO RIGHT: Adkinson, C. B.: Prier, D. L.: Coker, B. R.: Holland, C. L.: Hamilton, T. J.: Brown, F. T.: Shuffield, J. F.: Owen, G. B.: Carrigan, A. P.: Brown, C. E.: Dudley, C. J. THIRD ROW-LEFT TO RIGHT: Smith, N. C.: Bers, K. L.: Elvington, J. L.: Pennekamp, R. T.: Suffon, G. J.: Sewell, G. R.: Price, B. R.: Ard, W. J.: League, J. P.: Reynolds, L. E.: Johnson, J. L. FOURTH ROW-LEFT TO RIGHT: Waidelich, F. A.: Duncan, J. D.: Barnett, C. E.: Lopez, D. A.: Mayo, M. F.: Mehan, E.: Smith, R. L.: Douglas, B. G. C.P.O.'s-lfronii Ellis, R. L.: lreari Kibbie, J. L. DIVISION OFFICER lon rightl-Culver, G. C. Stewards Deparlmenf Head Division Officer LT L. R. Lane LTljgI Culver FIRST ROW-LEFT TO RIGHT: Ragadio, M.: Buchanan, R. V.: Armsread, J.: Hill, W. F.: Griffin, J. W.: Stallins, H.: Magee, J. M.: Wiiks, M.: O'NeaI N.: Culver, G. S. SECOND ROW-LEFT TO RIGHT: Rud, J.: Segers, B.: Arnold, N.: Jackson, L. C.: Wash- ington, J.: Hoyle, T. L.: Arnold, R. L.: Austin, J.: Williams, L. A. i 03 'coa-k, first class, gives a final PAGE FOURTEEN Mass Production Nick Loch, first class cook, as well check to a pan of candied yams. Gone Ashore uss coNsoLATloN QAH-tsl And the Lady Said . . . 41 ,, . WWW! X X x f f ,7 f f f X ff! 4 .. , , y WN K X X .M XXi..W, V.: SW X XNK fox s X fNsMs.s ' s 3: 4- -.:.x'1 -5 v-R. Y f, QMS: 1 .:::.s--Wil 7 ,. W4 N H 211 -4-44' ' ' '52, ici - . . otlswz-1 f t 'Q X I W ,h N 'ifs ., -sv .s,StNw.s -M. . NM.. ,ts 2,4 , s N'N'-- ' 5415? it Q45-f M ss .e 4- ,..,.. ..,-we X-A sw fsxgssw MS- X Q is s s 15 fl 47 Z 'is es wx X S' s Ti se X X N , fr f X f WV E. my? V: rap. V y X be 9 2 M' it vt if Y Q f ,, , ..,, 5 , - -. , 44 W, ,,,,, I n - Q g, . A- . sf Z, 'Y' Sf A 1 , -.M . .V h Ig 2.7 ,v N .ee Keenan Wynn and Carlton Carpen- ter trying su:cessfuIly to make fools out of themselves, during the De- cember USO. TheY were part of the troop with Debbie Reynolds, Walter Pidgeon, Carolina Cotten, These per- sonalities voluntarily spent their Christmas away from homeg to brighten the Christmas season for men who were forced to be nearly 6000 miles from home. Looks like they held field day in the engine room and went ashore. Enioying Bad Health Following her USO show aboard AH-IS, Debbie Reynolds raises the blood pressure of one of the ship'5 company. Celebrity's personal visits with the sick and wounded aided the morale of men as much as the medical care helped them physically. Round - Up Time George Zissis, Ship's Company, lends air to the singing interlude of the USO 2l2 show. The 212 show was one of the many fine shows presented to the patients and crew while the ship was in Korea. 1 A l l l l USS CONSOLATION CAH-ISD PAGE FIFTEEN Whatever You ,i st X X X Q 1 1 , 1 - 1 XX W ess .. .,.,1 X.. X, X wx NX sexe is Say, Doc 2 sy! 544 tug X Vi? 'ess X is vi .ww , UXX X qs Vzzzu 12.2 . VV LA i gazz ,, I 4. . .,... 'Ne-..s2s:s::1' f i W ' ' N ,, sf ' ' o 'iss ' x cf sf ,, 'V , tksw H9 L. 'N Zj ,-if ,Q -iv . ' Q it 4, i 1 . - 1 ,A ti -s . Y A es' N t m 24 KX , if i , K, .. I X J X ..5....., . .,.,. : :Q I h as , 4 . A , , i Q L gg ' ig X ss. ' -N , ,' M' N. ,.,.. . szfzq , ' If ' s:s:':5: slag wt, 4 :s . '.,e:se:.Ls A A ff .. . ' X ' 9 't -t i 44 5 WW E 9 X M R Ai WW E we 2 3' i Q X f X 7 X Q M v N X.. K , 4, A A, Www af Q , 1 c .. z. t . 6 XT 'Sm X fa sw N S Q' Captain Ted Williams at the Marines was one of the thou- sands of patients treated by the medical personnel of the Con- solation during the cruise. Here he is pictured with Dr. H. W. Jayne ot the Consolation giving him a final check before be- ing senit back to his Marine fighter wing which was flying Shorties in Korea. Routine Operation Raymond Burr mcikeS like 0 swab-jockey during a USO show. We have all used swabs on the ship, but not with spec- tators like he had. RADM W Murphey Upon completion of the inspection of the U. S. Navy Hospital Ship Consola- tion, RADM Murphy poses for a picture with Captain O. J. Stein. Go Mom, Go! Pvt. Dick Cantina is the name, l2 April, l953, and the place was lnchon Harbor. Dick and the other members of the Special Services Company came aboard to entertain the pa- tients. lt was one of the outstanding USO' shows of the cruise. Others with Dick Cantina were Herschel Black, Tommy Amato, Danny Fitzgerald and VinCe Petta. New Recruit Helen Traubel, famous opera singer, shed her tame to eat in the general mess with the pa- tients and enlisted men. From her smile, apparently it agrees with her. l PAGE SIXTEEN USS CONSOLATION lAH-l5l That Will be Five Tooth Brushes, Please g Annual Party for Nurses '1Scoche, one of the Korean civilians which were cared for on the Consolation here partakes of nourishment, with the aid of Bill Glass. Scouche, which means small in Japanese, was one of the star patients during one six week's stay in scenic lnchon. For Me? Does lt Hurt Red? Medical patients aboard the Consolati native entertainment at Pearl Harbor of trip home. i on receive traditional on the ship's last leg With the hospitals complete medical facilities all types of medical treatment are available to the patients, like this modern Whirlpool, for the rehabilitation of injured muscles. 1 i S :- USS CONSOLATION lAH-l5l PAGE SEVENTEEN Roster of Ufficers and Men Line Officers CAPT O. J. Slein LCDR W. S. Webber LT D. B. Thornlon LT C. F. Warner LT A. E. Prince LT F. E. Long LTJG W. R. Barfosek LTJG W. J. Comby LTJG J. H. McJunkin Chaplains CDR A. M. Kulinski LTJG P. C. Riess Naval Hospital Medical Corps CAPT M. R. Wirlhlin CDR J. L. Yon CDR E. J. Jaruszewski CDR I. W. Lan s LT A. G. Hudacek LT P. Rizzo LT J. E. Pulaski LTJG J. W. Basseli LTJG J. L. Smilh LTJG R. Rinne LTJG G. M. Akin, Jr. LTJG R. C. Smifh LTJG N. J. London Nurse Corps LCDR C E. Todd LT F. Tulin LT J. G. Smilh LT E. J. Dehler LT I. M. Myers LT A. O. Walson LT C. A. Kelcec LT J. R. Pinler LTJG H. J. K. McHugh ENS W. D. Wheeler ENS J. R. Brown ENS T. F. Richmond CHBOSN E. L. Dexfer CHMACH R. R. Cannon CHELC H. L. Menzel Supply Officers LT L. R. Lane LTJG G. S. Culver CHPCLK S. Panasuk X Division MAA Force Boyce, H. J. BMC Sease, J. C. BMI Ken, L. E. BM2 Willadson, J. R. MM3 Turner, J. V. SH3 Lemley, R. C. HN Quartermasfers Richards, M. R. QMC Wya'l'r, J. L. QM' Allen, R. H. QM2 Henely, B. E., OM3 McAllisler, W. L. QMS Parker, T. B. SN Hafcher, K. N. Denf, J. R. Bice, J. N. SN Yandell, R. E. SN Chamberlain, W. N. SN McCloud, B. J. SN Radarmen Schanchez, E. RD3 Howard, D. L. RDSN Monroe, J. G. RD3 Hafcher, J. P. SN Radiomen Boykin, J. T. RNSN Phipps, C. Y. RMSN Drury, R. G. SN Beasley, A. B. RMSN Brown, E. W. SN Sagers, B. H. RMSN Yeomen and Personnelmen Ballard, M. E. SN Roberls, H. J. YN3 Brown, R. K. SN Crain, R. G. PNSN Ralslon, J. L. PN2 Love, J. E. YN3 - 9 CDR J. C. Dunn CDR J. J. Connor CDR R. P. Black LCDR Furlos LT W. Cooper, Jr. LT W. C. Havemeyer LT C. N. Uddslrom M LT J. . Cole LT T. C. Hardy LT R. S. French G LT P. . Gleason LT J. K. Ross-Duggan Dental Corps CDR H. G. Green CDR W. H. Peal' LT M. F. Naylor Medical Service Hospital Corps LCDR L. E. Bond LT J. C. Brown LTJG J. P. Malano ENS. J. W. Young cwoHc c. w. ogilvie CWOHC A. R. Carpenler Allen, J. R. SN Commissary Men Mauboules, P. D. SN Disibio, A. M. PNSN Kibbie. J' CSC Callaham, R. D. SN Earn. RFS YNZE Ellis, R. L. csc Lopez. D- SN uese. - - L h, N. J. CSI - - Moore, w. s. YN3 hffhanl E, H. CS, J Elsburginp ClerlEsKI Henry. D- C- SN Marlin, E. T. csl D0 5,o ' B' ' DK3 Imus. E- E- SN cm.-... H. J. cs: W9 ass' ' i Siffon- R- PNSN Brown. F. J. CS2 Ship's Servicemen Boyd, G. F. SN 5lessel:1ger,RV.NM. Francis' E, W, SSI?-'C ras er, . . B d, J. H. I . Posmen Kerr- J- L- C53 Jlily, J. E. SH2 Smdh' G' L' SN DDVVGBUX- 6- J- CSR Fullmer, S. A. SH2 Luefh, B. D. SN Worrell. C, H, C53 Ardl W. J. SH: Keller, R. D. TE3 gam,Ho,,H 1-L J, Turner' J' V. - inney. - - Adk' , C. B. 3 Robbinspwlffs U3 Coker. B. R- C53 PilIoi2ToR1.T. sHa CasPer'R 'L ' SN Dawson. K- L- C53 Smifh, N. C. SH3 ' ' ' PHC9. E- W- CSSN Knupp, R. H. SHSN Stewards Mates Crane. J- L- CSSN Hobbs, R. H. SHSN Adams, J. Q' SD' Ashcrafl, R. R. CSSN Skeensl R, L, SN Reid, J. sm l51e1fill.S F-LH Calverl, D. B. SN '- ,L. A. sm ar. . . S Fl 'a, R. G. SN !.fL'i'.Z'SS M. sm c-neon. T. J. CSSN w'?in...., J. E. sn sen, s. L. soz 'gif-v. FU Dj CSSN ci.....ITy. A. ga.. ' T. SD2 uran, . . S , G, , S::,vQIZ,L'on' J. SD3 RlCl'l. W- A- SN Brgienship, C. T. SN Woodson, R. SD3 Sforekeepers Smxlh, E. SN gi2ii5:iJnJ'R. v. Carllon, A. K. sicc Deck DeP 'me ' Marsallis,'l. TN cs..ignn.JA.D EI d 1gfADiviSi0'1 BMI P l', R. TN D ncan, . . S OI1. - - Pzgjson, W. E. TN Edlwards, L. A. SK3 Aguigui BMS Thornfon, C. lgeynoldk LE E. Lfldglflflbvc-J W- Wh'l,J. ... 0r.-- Wiikegghjlw-I TN l-igligind, C. L. SK3 Brewer, E. R. SN Perkins, E, TN Garcia, A. SKSN Zublaie, R. SN Augfinl J, TN League, J. P. SKSN Wilson, J. M. SN Evans, C. A. TN Owen, G. B. SKSN Monge. A- SN Griffin, J. w. TN smiin, R. sKsN wniie, E. F. SN Jackson, L. C. TN Paden, H. C. SKSN Hoeck, J. L. SN Oneal, N. TN Crews, D. SKSN Smilh, P. R. SN Palierson, H. TN Barne'H', C. SN Williams, L. R. SN Rollins, S. TN Sullon, G. J. SN Decker, R., L. SN Slallin, H. W. TN Hines, R. C. SN Morrison, C. E. SN Seger-5, B, TN Prier, D. L. SN Gilslrap, P. L. SN 1 LT D. M. Hare LTJG V. M. M. Dicke LTJG M. E. Farber LTJG M. T. Kelly LTJG A. M. Devaney LTJG M. M. Smiih LTJG V. E. Smilh LTJG A. E. Moody LTJG L. M. Bach LTJG B. L. Wilmof LTJG E. T. McDonald LTJG S. M. Hanley LTJG G. R. Spencer Garza, L. Brislinger, P. J. Sfroup, R. L. ' Reaves, C. L. Tarrani, M. B. Lorelfa, R. E. May, R. G. Huffman, A. W. Flores, J. M. Middlefon, W. T. George, R. C. Zndl Division SN SN SN SN SN SN SN SN SN SN SN Padlo, F. A. BMC O'Bryanl', D. L. BMI Halpin, G. R. BM2 Maliian, J. M. BM3 Oddo, S. A. BM3 Slevens, T. T. SN Hernandez, V. SA Harfman, D. R. SN Mangrum, C. D. SN Collier, T. K. SN Kenning, L. R. SN Valencia, T. T. SN Pair, D. N. SN Farnsworfh, L. C. SN Larson, M. J. Lamlaerf, H. P. SN Fox, J. L. SN Johnson, R. G. Snyder, J. P. Perkins, W. S. Parfin, A. L. Pewlress, H., D. Blevens, H. G. Blackman, H. A. Hill, R. F. Sizemore, C. F. Guy, P. O. Carey, B. G. Rayer, M. B. Spruill, W. W. Repko, A. V. Jones, J. R. SN SN SN SA SN SN SN SA SN SN SN SA SN SN SN PAGE EIGHTEEN USS CONSOLATION IA H-151 Hospitol Corpsmen Bosch, A. HMC Burnett, D. M. HMC Davis, D. L. HMC Ford, G. L. HMC Keller, A. G. HMC Lorton, L. N. HMC Ruml, F. R. HMCA Tucker, J. T. HMC Wilson, W. C HMC Baker, D. W. HMI Garis. J. A. HMI Jett, C. L. HMI Nowak, H. A. HMI Jordan, T. E. HMI Robbins, J. M. HMI Braggs. L. W. HM2 Cunlitte, C. R. HM2 Davis, R. A. HM2 DeJarlis, R. A. HM2 Delaney, T. J. HM2 Drury, T. E. HM2 Debose, L. H. HM2 Hughes, C. F. HM2 Jackson, A. J., Jr. HM2 Moyer, M. D. HM2 Pohlman, A. H., II HM2 Rock, J. L. HM2 Ruftner, R. P. HM2 Sheridan, F. L. HM2 Smith, S. R. HM2 Weiden, J. HM2 Abey, W. J. H. HM3 Adams, G. H. HM3 Anama, F. J. HM3 Arvanetes, E. C. HM3 Aschim, B. 'D. HM3 Austin. C. C. HM3 Bartlett, J. D., Jr. HM3 Bass, O. G. HM3 Beale, J. L. HM3 Blanchard, G. A. HM3 Bradley, G. L. HM3 Burnett, D. H. ' HM3 Chapman, R. E. HM3 Collins, D. J. HM3 Connor, R. T. HM3 Cooke, W. G. HM3 Corison, R. M. HM3 Deidosheimer, J. L. HM3 Drake. W. H. HM3 Eldredge, R. D. HM3 Ellison, R. A. HM3 Enot. J. V. HM3 Erdahl, J. N. HM3 Erickson, J. L. HM3 Fusca. R. S. HM3 Gasquet, N. A. HM3 Gold, A. H. HM3 Gonnerman, H. H. HM3 Gore, H. L. HM3 Hawkins, J. A. HM3 Hayes, W. W., Jr. HM3 Heaney, J. L. HM3 Huber, J. W. HM3 Huether, N. F. HM3 Huff, J. H. HM3 Hughes, D. E. HM3 Ingram. J. L. HM3 Ingram. J. M. HM3 Jarvis, H. L., Jr. HM3 Johnston, L. D. HM3 Kahle, D. B. HM3 Kassik. J. D. HM3 Kirby. M. H., Jr. HM3 Knight, B. F., Jr. HM3 RQSTER 2 Continued La Coume, J. R. Lamkin, D. G. J. Lent. A. L. Lindsoe, J. E. Lottes, D. L. Luther, A. R. Lykens, E. D. MacKenzie, E. G. Mank, T. D. Marchant, T. E. Matsui, E. N. McCabe, J. McCreight, G. E. McCrory, R. E. Melendez, P. J Monroe. L. D. Mooney, P. E. Moore, J. Nolan, W. J. Novak, W. T. O'Brien, W. G. Packwood, D. J. Perkins, R V., Jr Pettit, R. W. Prudhon, M. L. Renton, W. J. Rion, R. E., Jr. Russum, R. W. Schneider, F. L. Severns, J. J. Shelar, D. J. Shy, K. E. Simpson, J. R. Smith.,W. C. Spilo, M. E. Stalpes, W. M. Sweet, C. D. Taylor, J. M. Timmerma ns, H. R. Traganos, C. A. Tralka, E. F. Tuleia, D. R. Urioste, M. Vandever, J. Voie, R. T. Vondemkamp, R. J. Waddell, C. O., Jr. Walker, H. L. Wendling, J., Jr. West, F. L., Jr. Wetmore, W. Wilkes, T. J. Williams, F. H. Ziehm, E. C. Alston, A. A. Arrington, J. L. Baldanza. S. J. Barras, P. H., Jr. Bohrer, W. F. Burke, J. L. Coffman, R. E. Conyers, L. R. Devereux, W. J. Duron, L., Jr. Fesley, D. R. English, R. C. Gallup, W. D. Glass. W. F., Jr. Harpootliam, H. Head, J. W. Hinds, D. K, House, D. L. Huddleston, J, C, Hyde. W. P., Jr. Jenlcinson, R, C, Johnson, E, HM3 HM3 HM3 HM3 HM3 HM3 HM3 HM3 HM3 HM3 HM3 HM3 HM3 HM3 HM3 HM3 HM3 HM3 HM3 HM3 HM3 HM3 HM3 HM3 HM3 HM3 HM3 HM3 HM3 HM3 HM3 HM3 HM3 HM3 HM3 HM3 HM3 HM3 HM3 HM3 HM3 HM3 HM3 HM3 HM3 HM3 HM3 HM3 HM3 HM3 HM3 HM3 HM3 HM3 HN HN HN HN HN HN HN HN HN HN HN HN HN HN HN HN HN HN HN HN HN HN Jones, W. N. Kinnard, W. T. Lacy, J. D. Lemley, R. C. Livingston, T. E. Malafronte, A. J. May, R. S. lvlcDavid, G. F. Mclntosh, M. M. Munson, J. A. Nazar, W. P. Niedwiecki, R. J. Palarchio, A. L. Penwitt, R. D. Podruzek, C. C. Richards, W. T. Ruhl, J. H. F. Rush, L. D. Saylor, J. H. Small, P. W. Stratford, G. L. Tharrett, C. S. Todd, D. M. Tomaschetsky, R. Wade, H. Wagner, G. E., Jr. Wagoner, F. J. Walker, J. L. Walter, H. A., Jr. Weitzel, H. L. Winterbourne, J. L. Witecha, L. S. Yeadon, W. H. Young, E. L. Cameron, W. R. Gorsage, W. R., Jr. Morrison, D. A. Katz, H. L. Norder, W. D. Nugent, R. L. HN HN HN HN HN HN HN HN HN HN HN HN HN HN HN HN HN HN HN HN HN HN HN HN HN HN HN HN HN HN HN HN HN HN HMC HN HN HM3 HM3 HN Dental Service Sagle, C. E. Mitchell, R. O. Simmons, J. L. Ryczek, H. F. Wilson, J. W. Minor, B. G. DTC DT I DTI DN DTI DT2 Engineer Dept. M Division Looney Cedar Holman Howitt Gra ble Johnson Haynes Ettron Elliott Aufdemberge Pinkerton Bossett Allgood Kristofferson Schweitzer McReynolds Mercatante Kent Rentroe Parry A Division Benz Wilke Blaylock MMC MMI MM3 MMFN FN MM3 FN MMFA MM2 MM3 FN FN FN FN MMFA MM3 MMI MMFA FN FN MMC MM3 FN Ethier Morgan Jones Ballhagen Traughber Binder Copeland Thomas Gregory Lastor Clupny Wheeler Bailey Voelker Dudley Kinnaird Gardner Ward Brown Ford Roth Buttram Kelton Brooks Alsom B Division Fitchpatrick Andersen Thorne Norman Raymond Geiger Hudson Pierce Cooper Campbell Marchant Fournier Montgomery E Division Heltsley Stanek Acree Byerly Cichowicz Beouy Hayden Aguero Young Short Shephard Jones Kitchen Ringel Hill Petrizlka Arnold Zimbauer Linnartz MMFN EN2 FN MMFN FN MM3 FN FN FN FN EN3 FN EN3 FN FN MM3 FN FN FN MMC MM3 FN FN EN3 FN BT2 FN an FN FN BTI BT3 FN BT3 BT2 BT3 BT3 BT3 EM3 EM3 FN EMFN EMFN ET3 EMI FN EM FN FN FN ET3 EM2 EMFN EMFA FN ICFN FN IC3 AR Division Payne Smith Sutton Haddock Rlmmer Sta pert Rightnour Clarke Tolan Alderman Wooten Klein Wilkerson Lichok Roberts Brown MMC FN ME3 FN FPFN DCI FP3 FN MEFN FN FN DCC ME3 MEFN DCFN DC3 x v IVIIAIRINE CURPS IIIQIORIQAL LIBRARY 31. I C ff r- W ' ,, . . f, J L Tcxfij, .Q - I v ' I , II 1, I f M L I nf was f ' A Y fail -'i' ff U I I I M- X I I g kv. .5 I ' '30, '11 , I I I LS5'-7 if I, J '-. -.rj , yy Q i 592-1 - ' NF- ' QL Q,-c-I ,, v-vw vr' ,fig-di, T, L -1. -,, v , -' L v xi, :Fifi-'f - ,A I, l.l.S.S. C0llS0lATl0ll U-ll'l-l5, Was the lst Hospital Ship io Parllclpafe In 'rhe Korean Aclion. Include a woman Medical Officer on I1er slaff. Relurn baffle casualfies fo Ihe U. S. from Korea. machme af sea Ulilize an Eleclronencephlograph IBrain wave 'IracingI I all and use a blood bank as sfandard equlpmenl. :o fer flighf deck ins'IaIIed. -LE... Receive casualfies from baffle field via Helicopler. fx N Ffa o,fWW ia, N,-5.-..,-. ., .l.-is .- -A A 'SD i I 'v I I i I I I I I 5 I I I I I ,, , , I 5111.15 x , 1 PAGE TWENTY Uss CONSOLATION IAI-I-ISI AA A if I I I Autowaph I I I I I I I I I I . I' I I i I II IMPERIAL PRESS, LONG BEACH. CALIFORNIA ' ' I I Q I 5--I A- AA LL-, -AA AL LLM-, ,L -L L P' -15 VA63'bC58 J 1953 U.S.S. Consolation, United States V AUTHOR Navy hospital Slfip CKH-I55 1 TITLE 16294 -A ,YV- u.S.s. Consolation, U.S, Navy hospital ship QAH-151 162.94