Consolation (AH 15) - Naval Cruise Book

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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.

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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.

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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