Consolation (AH 15) - Naval Cruise Book

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Supply Officer Lc-:DR J. z. lPowell 25 Zi gig LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT TO BACK-ROW 1: Duran, U. J., Blankenship, C. T., Chaney, A. J., Hobbs R. H., Martin, H. W., Sewell, G. Leuth, ,D.,5R95ligfues,1T.inl, Petersen, C. R., Floied, R. G ROW, 2: Prado, R. M., Wertzberger, Evans, E. L., Johnson, O. L. VQQ Ens. R. M. Wong, CHPCLK S. lnl Mohan, E. H., Byrd, J. H. Jr., Jolly cs 9 J. E., Thrasher, R. N., Garcia, A. lnl ROW-361Whitt,2fW.'iiR,, Hollahcl, C. L., Kelley, E .L., Duncan, J. ww 'L Hines, R. C., Skidmore, D. L., Warren, H. ,J., Ard, W,.iJ:f,.Parham,?i'O. S., Jr., Ellison, E. C., Dawson '71 ' K. L., Darveaux, G. J., Brown, C. E., Adkinson, C.!B.mRO'W' 4g!Wfaggoner, H. P. Jr., Crews, D. L. ? Givens, M. K., Reynolds, L. E., WoIfe,,C,j'W.,,Ziegler, ,R.,'Padlen,ll-l. C., McCartney, R. T., Condon suppg-y T. J., Sutton, G. J., Turner, J. V. if . A J lt requires little imagination to realize the logistical sup- port required to provide our fighting forces with food, supplies, and equipment needed in operations such ags,y,t.h,e Korean conflict. The Supply Department CONSOLATION is another one of the many vital the chain of supply activities which stretch world today. The personnel of the S Division, fii., their time consuming efforts, provide the Naval and the various departments, with the necessary Xsf. and services, thereby contributing greatly to the f S d fi' irtf 11' L LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT TO BACK-ROW 1: Evans, C. L., Pearson, W., Stallin, H. W., Griffin, J. W., Barfield, J., Buchanan, R. V. ROW 2: Crowley, T., Ed- wards, L. W., Ens. R. M. Wong, Williams, L. A., Woodson, ROW 3: Thornton, C., Austin, J., Church, C. A., Segers, B., .Arnold, N., Bruce, L., Bell, S., O'Neal N., Veluz, M. ROW 4: Little, M. J., Wilkes, M. W., Jackson, L. C., Marsalis, l., James, J. E., Arnold, R. L., Rollin, S. .f .... A ' Q' A accomplishment of the mi.ssion'Jfofiithis vessel, the providing of medical care and services to men and women of the Utnlited Nations forces, asiwellj-as'tl7pose.,,of-Kor,ea.....The-.f.gS,Q.L . K x . I , f V. s Dwigsion also contributes, to a .high clegreefqto, yy sanclry.w,ell being of the officersiand.. crew .by .thef-effecfiigggi rc ,EO 6 .I f , , K . .lx 4 J. ...i ,Sk f1lflf3ll,Qflll1'QVsss0,f thevarious service ...p csctivrtles r ft2U9il1.rifhs Qpefvfien F Of 20 'ShiP'S . ....r gig. yrrg Elf.Gl.l'Ql'f Shop., clashing i.. ,,... the the Supply Department. The shipment of his information con- cerning is late in reaching his in contact with the depa for new brooms, brushes, the operation of their respective il, source of supply and be able to properly carry out its assigned mission. Though not always one of the most glamorous phases of action in time of war, the efficient functioning of the Supply Department is with- out doubt 'one of the most essential services rendered to our fighting forces, both afloat and ashore. W f f ' ' ,gg 4 wr- 'E f

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l f I r f . 0 Q . l ! ! 7 7 V- , Port Section V W SIOI1 , Chief Personnel 5 Records Division l 3 ,, 'Uh 1 l l S i i Lt. E. Dominguez lMSCl i l l l LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT TO BACK-ROW 'l: Conyers, L. R., Weitzel, H. L., Katz, H. L., Vondemkamp, R. J., ROW 2: McCreight, G. E., Stalpes, W. M., Jordan, T. I., Ludwick, C. E., HMC, Davis, D. L., HMC, Dominguez, E., LTlMSCl, Bosch, A., HMC, Dubose, L. H., Pettit, R. W., Hughes, D. E., Fronista, H. ROW 3: Berry, J. S., Gold, A. H., Ellison, R. E., Culver, F. C., Traganos, C. A., Davis, R. A., Pohlman, A. H., Scheinder, F. L., Kahle, D. B., Hidlebaugh, E. J., Blanchard, G. A., McCrory, R. E., Smith, W. C. ' ROW 4: Moore, J., Novak, W. T., Prudhon, M. L., Beale, J. L., Lamkin, D. G., Aschim, B. D., Ellison, 1 B. A., Bartlett, J. D., Gonnerman, H. H., Luther, A. R., West, F. L., Rush, L. D. ROW 5: Lemley, R. C., l Tralka, C. F., Gallup, W. D., Mooney, P. E., Podruzek, C. C., Phenicie, J. S., Thomas, R. L., Burke, J. L., Sowersby, T. L., Kelwin, A. R., Anama, F. J. S gs l S b ds' Chief tar oar ectlon Dlvlslon , . ll Maintenance l Division . V J OCH A. R. Carpenter LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT TO BACK-ROW 1: Connor, R. T., Hyde, W. P., House, D. L., Ashim, B. D., Huddleston, J. C., Walker, H. L., Coffman, R. E., Jenkinson, R. C., Ziehm, E. C., Molina, H. R., Nugent R- L, DUYOHI l--, Jackson, A. J., Phillips, F. K. ROW 2: St. Jacques, O. A., HMC, Keller, A. G., HMC, Ruwson, R. E., HMC' Gray, L. S., HMC, sagle, C. E., HMC, Carpenter, A. R., CwoHC, Tucker, J. T., HMC, Cameron, W. R., HMC, Lorton, L. M., HMC, Stamper, G. G., MNC, Baker, D. W. ROW 3: Norder, W. D-1 Clfnliffe, C. R., Jett, C. L., Brack, A. F., Russum, R. W., Renton, W. J., Brouse, G. E., Moyer, M- D-1 V0'ef R- T-I KlVbY, M- H., Bragg, L. W., Gordinier, R. H., Delaney, T. J., Minor, B. G., Matsui, E. Nu., Cooke, W. G., Mank, T. D., MacKenzie, E. G., Thomas, J. W. ROW 4: Monroe, L. D., Troia, N., Pefklmf R V , Nolan, W. J., Arvanetes, E. C., Hayes, W. W., Chapman, R. E., Corison, R., Eldfedgef R. D., Bass, O. G., Deidesheimer, J. L., Urioste, M. ROW 5: Ryczek, H. F., Shelar, D. J., Ingram, J. M., O'Brien, W. G., Jennings, F. E., Wilkes, T, J., Huber, J. W., La Coume, J. R., Henry, J. G., Gorsage W. R., Jarvis, H. L., Bradley, G. L., Arrington, J. L., Ruhl, I. H. F., Wetmore, W. I I8 3 ...Q-a-H' l X l l I l i l E F