Coral Sea (CVA 43) - Naval Cruise Book

Text from Pages 1 - 340 of the 1968 volume:

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Shawcross was born in 1923 in Port Washington, New York. Prior to entering the Naval Service in June 1942 he attended Purdue University and subsequentb attended Princeton University and George Washington-Universigu where he received a Bachelor of Arts degree. Completing the naval aviation flight program at Naval Air Station, Pensacola, Florida, Captain Shawcross was commissioned an Ensign in the Naval Reserve and designated a Naval Aviator in june 1943. Reporting 150 Torpedo Squadron 14 aboard USS Wasp CCV-18j, he served with Task Force 38 and 58 during 1944 in the Central Pacgic campaigns. the Battle mf Lgfte Gulf Captain Shawcross participated in a fy' torpedo bombers credited with the destruction mf an enemy heavy for which he was cited receiving the Navy's highest award, the Navy He has twice been awarded the Distinguished Fbiing Cross, and the Air Medal withfour gold stars. His squadron received the Navy Commendation for distinguished service in action. Following the war, Captain Shawcross received a commission in the Navy and served in various aviation squadrons including a tour with Development Squadron Three CVX-3D in 1947-48. He later as Staj Communications Qpicer for .Commander Naval Air Force, Atlantic Fleet, and as Operations Ojicer with Fighter Squadron 61. Graduating from the Naval War College in 1955, he reported to the Ojfce if the Bureau cj Aeronautics Representative at Grumman Aircraj Engineering Corporation. Captain Shawcross subsequentbr served as Commanding Ojicer cyfFighter Squadron 74 from March 1958 to September 1959, as Navigator aboard the Attack Carrier USS Forrestal QCVA-59D during 1960, and, in 1961 assumed command as Commander Carrier Air Wing 16. Reporting to Washington, D.C. in 1962, Captain Shawcross attended the Industrial College of the Armed Forces. Ajqer graduation in 1963 he reported to the Office typ the Depugf Chirgf QS Naval Operations for Air where he served as Head, Aviation Ships Section and later as Head, Air- borne Reconnaissance Section. In September 1965 he reported as Command- ing Ojicer if the refrigerated stores ship, USS -Bellatrix QAF-62j, where he completed several deployments to the GuQ' of Tonkin and South China Sea in support if Seventh Fleet combat operations. Captain Shawcross assumed command fyfthe USS Coral Sea on 18 1VIarch 1967. Captain Shawcross is married to the former Maw Nicholson if Port Vlfashington, New York. Captain and Mfrs. Shawcross have four children and presentw reside in Lafayette, Calyfornia. 'R'-' fi' iff Kyg X Q ...N ,fl .. 1 r ip CJ Captain Shaweross at dinner with Vice Admiral john Hyland, COMSEVENTHFL T,' Admiral R. L. johnson, CINCPACFL T,' Rear Admiral F. A. Bardshar, COMTCARDIVSEVEN. 'in x7 I . Captain Shaweross parlzezpates zn -Xfemorzal Sewiees. Captain Shawoross speaks with Congressman W. O. Cowger QR.-Kentuckyb on the bridge during the Corigressman's visit to Yankee Station. .H xN COMMANDER Mfr HER WARD EXECUTIVE OFFICER Commander xl HD Vlfard was born in 1926 in Calmer, Arkansas. He entered the naval service in 1944 after graduation from high school at Rison, Arkansas. Ajter completing ayear of V-I2 training at Arkansas A Ce? M College, he entered flight training as an aviation cadet and was commissioned an Ensign upon completion. He served in Fighter Squadron IE aboard USS Badoeing Strait QCVE-116j, Fleet All- Weather Training Unit, Atlantic and Composite Squadron 4 prior to being released to inactive duty in November 1949. During three years cj inactive dugr he attended Louisiana State Universigr and received a Bachelor cyf Science degree. In November 1952 Commander Ward was recalled to active duzy and assigned to Composite Squadron 3 and made a deployment to the Westerrz Pacyic aboard USS Oriskargr QCVA-341. Ajter three years with Composite Squadron 3, Commander Ward reported to the Naval Air Test Center, Patuxent River, Mamiland. Following graduation from the Naval Test Pilot School he served in the Flight Test Division and participated in engineering tests and evaluations Q6 numerous jet aircraft. He also participated in an exchange visit to the Royal Navy and Royal Air Force Test Center at Boscombe Downs, Great Britain. I In earbr 1959 Commander Ward reported to Fighter Squadron 21, served as the Operations Oqicer and made three Iflfestern Pacific deployments aboard USS Midway QCVA-41j. His next assignment carried him to the Office if the Chief of Naval Operations with the Strategic Plans Division. In October 1964 Commander Ward reported as Executive Officer to Fighter Squadron 151. This squadron deployed aboard USS Coral Sea QCVA-435 in December 1964 and became involved in the Vietnam coiqlict in Februamr 1965, ending in an eleven-month deployment in Novem- ber 1965. Meanwhile, in June 1965, Commander Ward became Com- manding Ojjicer cj Fighter Squadron 151. In june 1966 he reported aboard USS Constellation QCVA-64j in the Tonkin Cuhf as Commander of Air Hfing 15. During the period June to November 1966 he partici- pated in extensive combat operations in Vietnam bqfore returning to the United States in December. During two combat tours in the Vietnam War, Commander Ward was awarded the Silver Star, Legion fy' Merit, Distinguished Fbiing Cross Q3 awardsj, Air Medal Q12 awardsb, Navy Unit Commendation Medal Q3 awardsj, and the Unit Citation Q2 awardsj. Commander War'd reported aboard Coral Sea as Executive Ojicer in April 1967. He is married to the former Miss Janelle Valentine, also ofRison, Arkansas. Thgf have two children, Susan and jon, and presentbi reside in San Diego, Caljornia. - f , 1 V if -A dc, iiti' Q M ., V-:xr 5.1. J,-.Eggs 'W E T Rear Admiral W. W. Behrensg COMPHIBFORSE VENTHFL T, is greeted by Commander MJ HD Ward, during the Admiralls visit. 5 f I Vi Brigadier General Chaisson is greeted by Rear Admiral 3 F. A. Bardshar, COMCARDIVSEVEN and' Commander ff, D Ward. T Vice Admiral W. F. Bringlef C OMSE VEN THFL T, discusses the Navyls role in the Vietnam war with Coral Sea's Executive Ojieer, Commander J D Ward on KCVA- TV. COMMANDER CARRIER DIVISION THREE S R E NE 5'1- I -, ik, 3 : X x REAR ADMIRAL jOHN P. WEINEL Rear Admiral john Philip Weinel, born in Columbia, Illinois, entered the U.S. Naval Academy in 1935. He was graduated and commissioned Ensign on june 1, 1939, designated a Naval Aviator in August 1942, and promoted to the rank gf Rear Admiral in May 1967. Highlights QP Rear Admiral Weinel's career include combat dugz during World War II as a destroyer qiicer, jighter pilot, and with the amphibious forces. He has been commanding Qjicer of Fighter Squadron Fourteen, Fighter Bomber Squadron Ninegf-Eight, and Air Group Twenty- Two. During the Korean Conflict he served as the Air Ojhcer on board USS Valley Forge deployed to the Western Pacgic. He served as Commander mf Air Group Five, Commanding Ojicer of the ammunition ship USS Great Sitkin and the attack aircraft carrier USS Ticonderoga. He has additionalbl served as Operations Ojicer Carrier Division Five Staj, Chifgf ij' Staff First Fleet Staj, and three tours QF duty in Washington. Rear Admiral Weinel is a graduate QS the NATO Deyense College and the National War College. In addition to two Legions of Merit, Rear Admiral Weinel is authorized to wear an Air Medal, the Presidential Unit Citation, and two Ndltjl Unit Citations. Prior to assuming command fy' Carrier Division Three in May 1967, Rear Admiral Weinel was assigned as a member of the Chairman's Staj Group, Chairman joint Chiw qfStaf He is married to the former Ann Mayhew, daughter fyf Mr. E. C. Mayhew. They have three daughters-Jo Ann, Linda, and Suzan. www--rs -n 1-1 .-. 1 :..'f...i.rf.:,1T,.- ,. Qtr- A, 24' , 4 -- . , f - -- .1- Y - -. . - F I N , v ' fl A-A-4 M h ,--:.. h.. -- ' ' ' ' - A -- ' ' ' ' ' - 'A 'A '41, lHH ' r'v'v:'-11-wr-,f.,,r1g-1:-1.---v-w1T...1,..,..-F--f. A , A F- -v-fe!! A A , - . V.-Lg 'A fr' . .i:,'f::'.'.. T17.1'::.1?'. . .. .1 , 44 - -g .4 - v 4 1' 4 A- 4 . P , ' I E , q , , - 4' ' - - 3 -M. V. -fm.. ' - V- tiin'-2 'f1f.wM tKi:i-,4 'M -21: : E ' -- - f' - I-'if-T' ' CHIEF OF STAFF CARRIER DIVISION THREE . ff : CAPTAIN IMIARTIN C. O'NEILL Captain Alartin C. O,Neill was born in jersey City, New jersey, on September 25, I9I7. An alumnus cyf the Universigt of Adamtland and Seton Hall University, hejoined the Navy in I939 as an aircrewman in Reserve Scouting Squadron 3. In I94I he was ordered to duty as an Aviation Cadet and was commissioned and designated a Naval Aviator in 1942. During If1'orld If'Var II Captain O'Neill saw combat in both the Atlantic and Pacjic serving with the Escort Scouting Squadrons I3 and I8, and with Observation Fighting Squadrons I and 3. He was awarded ,hoe Distinguished Flying Crosses, I4 Air .VIedals, the Presidential Unit Citation and the Purple Heart. In I9-48, Captain O,Neill temporarily commanded Attach Squadron I34 then attended the Nazfs Ceneral Line School in I9-49. He was Executive Ofcer rj the CSAF 3I7th Fighter Squadron in I95I and I952 and then served as Air Omcer ofthe CSS Point Cruz CCVE-IIQD. .From April I951 to June I956 he served as Naval Depugt at the U.S. Air Forceas 35th Air Division and then attended the Naval Mfar College at Newport, R.I. In thefall M1957 he assumed command ofFighter Squadron I4. From I9A60MI963 Captain OiNeill was assigned to the Qmce cyf the Chief of Naval Operations as Assistantlfor Anti-Air Warfar'e. He next served as Commanding Ojicer of Carrier Airborne EarQt Squadron II. Captain O,Neill was the Commanding Qmcer the USS Currituck CAV-7D in IQ65. He became Commanding Qmcer cyf the USS aTic.onderoga VA-I4j on June I, I96C, and prior to assuming his 5.51ZV03ljeZ2Z1i'CiQiSQa56.he was Commanding Ojcer tj USS- Franklin V Captain O7Neill is married to thejormer Alae Henderson Turlock, i45btjfZztLtcbaZ,?C5hcq7t'6haLtefour children .' Clark, 23, jane, I9,' Aflichael, COM'M'ANDER CARRIER DIVISION SEVEN syfrv XN'XkrRXgxj- i , ,f f it Off? Z NRS Q 5. REAR ADMIRAL F. A. BARDSHAR Rear Admiral F. A. Bardshar was born in 1915 in Seattle, Washington. He attended public schools in Seattle and graduated from the Naval Academy in 1938. His initial dugf was in U. S. S. Penngflvania. Following flight training he had varied assignments including Executive Ojicer and Commanding Ojicer QF fighter squadrons. In 1944 and 1945 he commanded Air Group 37 in successive Pacyic deployments in U. S. S. Princeton and U. S. S. Independence. Rear Admiral Bardshar is a graduate of the senior course zyf the Naval War College and the Patuxent Test Pilot School. He was Director rj Service Test at Naval Air Test Station, Patuxent River, Maryland, for two and one-hayfyearsl In the immediate post-war perio-d he served as Inspection Ojicer and Sajegf Oqjicer at NAS, Alameda, Calf Subsequent tours included dugl as Operations Oficer, Carrier Division Six ,' dug: in the Strategic Plans Division U the Ojice M the Chig' QS Naval Operations, a tour at Supreme Headquarters, Allied Powers, Europe g and Commanding 2-Ojicer, U. S. S. Pawcatuck CAO-108j. He assumed command :yr S. S. Constellation QCVA-64D in 1963following two years as Plans and Operations Ojicer on the staj cyf Commander Sixth Fleet. Prior to assuming his current assignment as Commander Carrier Division Seven, Rear Admiral Bardshar was Chiqf cyf the Requirements and Development Division, J-5 CPlans and Poligij, Directorate of the Joint Staf Rear Admiral Bardshar is married to the former Phyllis Elizabeth Plant mf Vancouver, British Columbia. The Bardshars have two daughters, Mrs. Martin C. Dillon QF GuiQford, Connecticut, and Lucy, 21. His decorations include the Silver Star, Legion QF Merit and Distinguished Fbring Cross. He is a member cy' the New York Yacht Club, the American Fighter Aces Association and the Society of Experimental Test Pilots. CHIEF OF STAFF CARRIER DIVISION SEVEN CAPTAIN HAROLD F LANG Captain Harold F Lang was born anuag Z1 1921 in Union C29 New jersq He attended Emerson High School and the Stevens Institute o Technolo ri Graduated rom the acaderg with a Bachleor 0 Science degree in Flectrical Engineering he was commissioned Ensi n july 19 1942 His hrst commissioned service was aboard the cruiser Vlilwaul ee in the Atlantic on convoy and anti submarine dugf Reporting aboard the cruiser Salt Lake Cig in October 1944 he served through the invasions o Iwo ima and Okinawa He began flight training in Februag 1946 and was de ignated a Vaoal Aviator in August 1947 His zrst a zatzon assignmant was with Attaclf Squadron Eighteen A at uonset Point In uQ 1950 he began training as a test pilot at the Na al Air Test weapons test pilot and served as Branch Engzneerin Director until April 1953 As Executi e O cer and Actin Commandzn Ophce cyl Squadron 143 he flew rom the Essex during the Korean Con ict In August 1954 he was assigned to the Slap' o Commander Fleet Air Hawaii as Attach Carrier and Arr Group Training O zcer Detailed as Air to Air Guided Uissile and Space Prorects O zcer at the Natal Ordnance Test Station China Lake, Caljornia, in April 1956, he tested the air to air heat seekinv Sidewinder missile and the Zuni rocket. During this period he began studies for a 1V1aster zy5Science degree in Dynamics and Space Technology through Universigr of Calyfornia. H6 was awarded the de ree in 1961 October 1958 He assumed command fyf Carrier Air Group Seven aboard 8 - , He became Commanding Ojicer zyf Heaznr Attack Squadron Seven in Independence with the Sixth Fleet in the Affediterranean in Adarch 1960. 4s Operations O zcer rj the Enterprise, commencing in 1961, he participated in the initial eet operations zyfthe ship Designated Program Wanager for All- Weather Attach Aircrajt I September 1962 Captain Lang directed the procurement and introduction o the Vigilante From April 1964 to uw 1965, he served as Commanding Ojicer 0 fleet oiler Kanlfahee Reporting to Naval Air Station, Alameda, C in Vovember 1966 Captain Lang assumed the duties as Chie 0 Commander Carrier Division Seven. His home town is Lnzon Cigr, New Jersey. 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THIS WOPICAL ISLA ND WITH ITS LUSH GREEN GRD WTH .IS THE HOMEEAND FUR MORE THAN 32 'MILLION PEOPLE. MANILA WITH OVER, UNE MILLIUN PEGPLE' IS THE EEST TNQ WN CITT AEE IS IFREQUENTLY TIEITEDV BY CORAL SEA' SAILORS AWHENEKER THEY GET THE CHANCE. .I CITY, WHICH IS QUITE SMALL ANDA LITTLE KNO WN' T0 .ENLTQEE BUQT SAILDES, ECA ED ELQIIGEEE GETS THE GREA TEST AMOUNT OF NAVY TEEFEICI IT IS LOGE TEDTJUST QUT- SIDE THE SUBIC NA TIL E,IsE. ET NIGHT QLOIIEEIEQLS E EEETE IEEE TEMMELI WITH PEOPLE, cAEs AND JIEEFNEYS--F THE' PHILIPPINE EEEIUN OF TEEIEI THE CLUEEIHII VE Tl LENTEDA BA NDS THE TA PLAY THE BEST KNOWN .IEE MOST RECENT HIT TUIITEE DFI THE STA TEE, THERE ISNO DOUBT T0 SOME SAILURS' THE T THEIR COMEES WQIILE EITEL SOME' OF DUE OWN, I I I IEETQITE ULQNGIITQ THERE LIES THE NATURAL EEELITT OF THE' Co UNTRYSIDE5 FILLED WITH STREAMS, 'WA TERFALLS ENE THE DRA! MA TIC EEELITT OF A CITILIZA TION NU Ti QUITE AS INDUSTRIAL AS OUR OWN. 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I --' - E j Ylidhill-llldMA.,,llD lfufl I NAVIG TI N E T THE EHSWIGA TIDN EEPEETMENT AZM0ST SBY T S DEFINITIGN' LQCA TES' EEE PLO TS THE SH!P?'S g SS URSE, THIS' SS E SSESTSET 24QH0URH1DB.WHICH' EEQESEES THE USE' OF GREA TLY ESOP ISTICATED E EQ? QPMENTQ 4 S S S T , HEEETESTEPEEEH TES IS CALLED THE SENT UR S S NA WEE TISS SA TELLITE SYSTEM., THROUGH THE USE OF E COMPUTER AND HEEETTEE E SA TMLITEA T IS TRACKED EEESSS THE SET THE IEEEEME TIES H 1 RECEIVED CAN THESE SPINPOINT THE SHIPS LOCAQ ION WITHIN SETEESE HUNDRED TEEES S OTHER NA WGAITIUN SYSTEMS USED CORAL E AS ' SEA INCLUDE LORAN KLONG RANGE NAWGAATION1, S RADAR, AND THE OLD STANDBY-HTHE SEXTANT. ONCE THE INFORMA TION IS OBTAINED IT MUST T S S E PLOTTED A COMPUTERIZED PIECE OF GEAR . Ei Tv . V, V CALLED E EEEH EEEHEHTNE TRACER A ND ELO T6 TING TABLES ARE USED IN THIS PHASE OF THE . E' OPERA TION. S . T NAVIGATION MAINTAINS THE AND KEEPS S T E H H H M THE SHIPS SUSE TERMASSTER EEG. T THE NAVIGATION DEPARTMENTS CREW OF 25 E HAS PLENTY T0 DO. S COMMANDER BUTLER NA VIGA TION DEPAR TMENT HEAD The slzzlblv prospective course is reviewed by CDR Butler, LCDR Oppedahl and ENS Fieberg. Q , S Q'.,A -T 'W14 5,95 i W N DIV FRONT ROW-QYMSN Beaver YN3 Jensen SECOND ROW-QM2 Zie QM3 Dunningb QMCM Hamilton ENS Fieberg QMSN Stivison QYM3 Shaw. THIRD RO W-SN Hegrenes SN Horn SN Finch QMSN Caballero QM3 Nicholson QYMSN Ranson QMSN Kuhl FOURTH ROW-QMSN Mooney SN Rakoczy QMSN Talcott QMSN Dusenbergf -QM3 johnson QM3 Lechuga QM3 Steaclman QM3 Moonfgl is recording data' r0fl1 the SRN9 as QYM 2 Steadrnan zs enterzng data 171 the SRN9 for a satellitejix. '? Rh,- LCDR Oppedahl cheeks shzp s course as SN Horn asszsts on the plot watch MW WW I f gg 1- ? X .e za my -, , X 17 I - X ,N ggi: if 'wx' x , 5 lf Z 4 x l X 3 r Q , J , .1 bg, V QM3 Beaver steers the shzp as ENS ' ' Laub assures that he is on course. rw , fr . is fs SN Horn and Y N3 Jensen are Navigation V yeomen workzng on the shzllfs schedule. QM3 johnson and QM2 Zie enter changes on the charts. QYM3 Lechuga, QMCM Hamilton ana' QM3 Shaw plot the shzllfs course during the Night Watch. is ,- Ep V - , AX fu f .5 . A,,. ,, .A.., ' ,133 ' r , - . , f- , - 'U fl-'hs , , A , 7 ' H , N , ,-L3 il 1 f ' , 3 5' i i F EE 1 l f ! 1 X ,-Z Q IGES PRD WDES TIEEENET AND' IT IS HEADED 'EQFTICER EELL QE 1 ' ggv' D if E WARD? E E 'IREUTYQNS OF THE AQF HADMEET EEL TEST DBZ E A MASTER EEHE, SPECIAL A PRINT PUBLICAFFAIRS AND,CAPTAIN'S ND TRAJN Y H E MOST OF- THESE OFFICES ARE SELF EEELA NA TEET BUT H FEW WORDS SHOULD ET MELHTLE EEE ABU UT THE THEHEL ETEELEL EEE W-QES HEEL THE SPORTING? H HOBBY AND PARTY EL VENTS OF THE SHIP. PUBLIC AF, FAIRS DEALS? WITH PUBLIC HELAH TIONS ON AND UFF SHIP INCLUDE ING SHIP TOURS AND RUNNING OF THE SHIPS PAPER, MAGAZINE, CRUISE BGOK, mo AND TELEVISIOLNSTA TIELNE. THE CAPTAEINQS OFFICE HA NELEE ALL LN? THEME TEEN VITAL TQ THE CAPTAIN. E THE EXECUTIVE STAFF IS E KET DEPARTMENT 'LN THE SMOOTH FUNCTIQNING OF T3 EH113' INTER' NAL AFF' EEE. 1 E g NT ER CCJ33 CCD!! OFFICER 0 ADMIN OFFICERS FRONT RO W-LT Lawson, CDR Roberts, CDR Ward, LCDR Brennan, LT Hutchinson. SECOND RO W-ENS Manson, CWO-2 Long, ENS Statler, WO-I Duke, LTjG Lattzrnore, LT J G Fischer, LT jG Crosson. p , a- ll-ll s IV! X DIV FRONT RO W-SN Kostick, SN Fogg, SN Mohugh, SN Dula, Y N3 Hanna, SN Sugden, SN Gage, SN Hall, jU3 Lacroix, IC3 Rushing SN Hug, SN Moss. SECOND ROW-YN3jaworowski, SN Antonelli, JO3 Rost, WO-I Duke, WO-2 Long, LCDR Brennan, LT Hutchinson SDR Roberts, LCDR Hill, Y NC McDonald, LT Lawson, SN Stanley, YN3 Jenneke. THIRD RO W- J OS N Marek, SN Smith, SA Douke, LI2 Monioe SN Wiseheart, SN Thornton, PN2 Hunt, PN3 Martin, SN Schurr, SN Allen, YN2 Wotska, SN Wade, PNI MeLeod. FO UR TH R0 W-SN White ,PC3 Bass, JOSN Chapman, JO3 Macrae, SN Nicholas, SN Willis, SN Simmons, YN '3 Mein, SN Wells, SN Morud, SN Burnett, SN Grijin, SN Ijarvfgr PN3 Hardie. I R rl ,.'-' 3 1 INF' X . S U as to , , S f-Q N 'SX xx xg Y w 4 X TXSX X DIV FRONT ROW-PN3 D 11 SN R' h . . , , SECOND ROW-SNMiles SNChefiyf2Z2Zf7?Ze5 PCfeAZrEz'60fE, Mandrzoll, SN Kzllzlea, LI3 LaFetra PC3 Okerstrom YN3 Marsman, SN 15861533 SN Puvield, SN Helm, N bamiaj YNI Rodiiguez Pgvgezljvhitgklgflglx, Pagfgzcsfjons, PCSNHei1Q1, SN Tiezy-en, PCSN Lorenzi, THIRD S ' ' aw, treeter, Y N 3 Y oun ff. ii- 5 A V, In IF as 'ffwilll f.3T!u.m-. but HQ5 T X DIV MAA FRONT RO W-EMI Covington, MMI Beach, A01 Gatesman, EM2 Jocelyn, AMCM Hynes, AQB3 Steiner, AOI Bivins, ABF2 Ridener, ABF3 Cgfe, A01 jonnston, SECOND ROWSN Saavedra, SN Stella, AMH2 Guillory, BT3 Anderson, BTI Grace, ADR2 Sanchez, SN Keebler, SN Gedda, SN Van Brummelen. THIRD ROW-BM3 Gallardo, PT2 Bales, ABE2 Kline GMC2 Scott, ABH2 Smith, RD3 Wagner, ABF I Corbett, AD J2 Butler, BM2 Bell, EN2 Pedersen. Coral Sea's television staj' gets set for an evening news show. From IW to right are JO3 Rost, SN Grijin and JO3 Lacroix. ,103 Macrae, jO3 Hcfzling and YN3 Young watch SA The Hand Douke doing art work. All are members :yi the Public Ajairs stajf I I I I I I I I I I V I I I I I I I Education and Training Ojicer LTJG Crosson, I PN3 Frazier and PN3 Collins watch the re- Assistant Department head LT Hutch- 00705713 Qf 5655 results inson Y N3 Mein and YNI Smallwood chuckle I I 'over upcoming Coral Sea party plans Y N3 jenneke, SN Wells and Y N3 Anderson argue over a legal question. Y N3 Marsman answers telephone while PNC Esparrago and PN2 ZIII V sHunt tg: to determine an answer to one of the many Personnel Depart- ment problems. s I I SN Harvqw and SN I Heiny sort mail. I I pw , . .I A N I 4' X-QM ' st ABHC Olvfar ffflflfiiby while SN Wang and A03 Ludwig 100k 0 'Wu Hobby Shop items. 7 TM +0-0 J vox- 1.11.1 l-J I1 II' ff fN.ff'm1 W ., di , ll ll 01 5 ll ll 'MX N1uAmrVZfVRf F-.x 11 ra W 1 xr x Vx I---. I..-.1 '-.11 1441 ' llllinl TMI! We' 'lib IM vf n -W1 wil Z IM W, I I I .gm r1AmELu l QIJL n 0 uuMl.h manning l lllll 4.l.' f I jiuiuii f f ,Q-e, I E pw ax y Y K Inu YQ' -ZQVML V ,I f ,l ' ,r f Lx-3 13. ff' mwvvf, : . . ik I V' 1 K EL Q li mb If fl- Killa: YI I! :i- li? 1 I ill EFF' f E!! Eymkfg Sl I5 I lg :L 5 fl Ei J55 .j 'ff-'nw 'fr 'C 'ar gfv-w-'f.'f.'v.wamQ!7 5-gi 4571? fm-H Tig ly L 'I I, I ,, fl -7' ' Q I ,- I , .7 , , 'Il ,X I ,I I I ll: ZA.: :Kiwis ill li K, ,. ' , Q X ' ' 'J 5' v 'Z' ' ' 7 I QT C '! lf 'fl If - I E E '5 lv 1 ' f - .: M11 7 E S' -if M. Z. - 111 i : . I I E 1 I ' lllf , I ,, My f W I lp I I' MEDIC L EPART E CORAL SEAS MEDICAL DEPARTMENT HAZHENE OF TEE EINEST IMEDICAL TEAMS T0 BE F0 END GN ANY SHIP, I IWDE5 HOU TIME CONDITIONS' ITS EZAZQAEESTSISTS OF FOUR DDGTDESANDSIII I EL .I I I I THE DEPARTMENT EAS AN FDEEEA TING TREE TMENT' ROQM, TWO WARD ROOMS WHICH CA N EDLD OVER MQ PA TIENTS, AN ISOLATION ROOM AND A EEAENIADYI UNDER ENIEENGENSY CQNDITIONS SIT IHA? AREAS WEEEEI IT CAN SET IIE SEVENBA TTLB DRESSING STA T10 NS AND ACQLIIMSFIR-5 MID ASSISTANCE SFROM DENTAL OFFICERS AND TECHNICIANS. I I L LL TEEIE EQUIPMENTIS SOME GF THE MUST MODERN I THE FLEET. IT INGLDDES SUGIaI SPECIALIZED MAGEINES AS A AELIIID TEC QVAA PDEILEE USED F012 ANASTHESIA1, GAEDIAG MONITOR INIDNITGES HEART' EEAT DN A ScEEENy AND A DEEIEEALA TDR QUSED T0 SNDDK .HEART EEDNI A WEAII T0 A NGEMAL YATTEENN, N I A L, EESIDES GIVING ANNUAL PHYSICALS AND OVERSEAS SED TS THEY PEEEGENI GEEEA- TIDNS THAT RANGE FROM NEUED SURGERY TO OR TNDDEDIG SUEGEEY. DENTAL DEPARTMENT THE DENTAL DEPARTMENT PRD VIDES THE I-IIGI-TEST STANDARDS OF DENTAL CARE FOR ALL OFFICERS AND ENLIS TED PERSONNEL ON BOARD BY PREVENTING AND GDNTNOLLING DENTAL DISEASE AND SUPER VISING DENTAL HYGIENE WITHIN THE SHIP. THE DEPARTMENT HAS FO UR 'OPERA TING UNITS, ONE XERAY UNIT, AN X-RAY DANN- EDGM, A PADS THE TIC LABORA TGEYFGE MAN. ING ARTIFICIAL TEE TH, AND AN ADMINIS- TRA TIVE AND CLERICAL OFFICE. FO UR PA- TIENTS MAY BE TREATED ATONE TIME IN MODERN DENTAL GFFICES. THERE IS ALSO A COMFORTABLE.WAITING ROOM FOR THU-SEAWAITING TREATMENT, A FOUR DENTAL GFFICERS ARE ASSIGNED TO THE DEPAR TNIENST. THEY ARE SDEEDE TED BY FIVE DENTAL TECHNICIAN' ' I, TEAINEES. A I S AND THREE A TEE DEPARTMENT PRO VIDES TREA TMENT IN ,ALL PHASESL QF DENTISTRY INCLUDING OPERA TWE DENTISTEY, PROSTHETICS ENZ DD4DvGgV?jgLg ,END ORAL SLIEGEEY. I ' I NIIVE CAVITY EEEYEiNTY EE GRAM DDNSISTING OF A THR'EE-ASTETCENS IIZEIQLI NDUS LILDIIEIDE TEEA TNIENT IS ANNUAEZIY ADMINIS T0 CREW COMMANDER J. W. PASLAY MEDICAL DEPAR TMEN T HEAD - MEDICAL OFFICERS SEA TED-CDR Paslay. STANDING-LT Lerach, LT Hunt and LCDR Gffffffl- ' ,ig , ,ll K A nv , Y 4 A . D eu, ..,., T. ,., , .,.,, I, 5 tx 04 X M Q f ,jg ' 1 , T , W Q V, '21 .K 5 W f,,f M X ff I f X eff f f ul yy 4., 575, , I, 75' ,Z U- ,H f' V -J , :TUE Y X 1 lik ' I f, ,, 4 W, MM, -r ,Y ff! X 'X X , ,,,' :W I f 452, X f . I Tl , Q-Q I 2 . 'QL M ff 9, , 3141 , R X- 3 f,f.f.ff-',f yi,- 3' f ff Q lf lim 7 ' ' f - 4 I mf fu w , - f ,A H , V Q :L Z . of ..,, ,. f , - V , ,g , H . , ff , W Q , V I, ,. ,, . ff f ., ' ' , Z W X ' ,f if g VVV mem ill? ' S , fi L. ' ' 437455, C .Q ' ,Q :Q I ,I k'L. ' Mfg w tf., 1. vv ,' ' ' 4' ff. fv, A , if. A rf.. f' Y: , H DIV FRONT ROW-HM3 Campbell, HN Davis, HM3 Frazier, HM2 Haynes, HM3 johnson, SN Baer. SECOND ROW-HMI Baker, HMCS Karninsk, LT Tucker, CDR Paslay, LCDR Green, LTLenoh, HM2JQfIQj1, HMI Couther. THIRD RO W-SN Dubose, HM? Matlzrole, HM3 Dzylirro, HMI Molfenohnie, HM2 Zarella, HM3 Morgan, HM3 Barr. FOUR TH RO W-HM3 Silvey, HM2 Farrell, HM3 Page, HM2 Wanner, SN Maynard, HM3 Wagner. - - i Dr. Lenclz, Dr. Green ana' Dr. Hunt reoie - - Lenoh and Hunt are Coral Sea's Air Wing flighzljsjzirggnnsiesults. Dm iii. R Ci -f- 'dpn ,f X X! if-fi r--.. Dr. Paslay, Coral Sea's senior medical qjicer, checks patient's ear at rnorning sick call. HM 2 Zarrella and HM 2 Jfffkfljl fill prescriptions in Coral Sea's Pharrnagf. HM3 Morgan and HM3 Wagner process laboratogf test. Dr. Green, Coral Sea's sur- geon, is assisted by HM3 james Page during an opera- tion. ' F xl ' 41 ff if' ' A1 , a A f HM 2 Cradall and SN Baer redress wound on ward patient. 4 1 , MMANDER P.C. I-IO TZ - ZZZNTAL DEPAR TMEN T HEAD ULCJV 1 HL LT Wetzel. F ICERS SEA TED-LCDR Luhtala. S TANDING-L T Scudder and ' ,X QQ s A - ,F X s 'Q ,MDX w X I if I 5 x lwx I i gh, ,f,, l 3 f r Q52 ' v MSM .- is s 945411 D DIV FRONT RO W-D T3 Markham, LCDR Luhtala, LTScuda'er, D T2 Harrnel. SECOND ROW-DA Lazgfgas, AA Jglmmn DTI Tatman, DT3 Frazier, DN Hibbard. THIRD ROW-DN Tucci, SN Rauch, DN Woods, AA McRae. , I DN Woods gives patient prophylaxis treatment under CDR Hotz's 5 instruction. LT Coykendall gives patient tooth brush lecture 1 1 ' , 1 Q. 3455 I LT Scudder supervises AA Me Rae as he does a 2 ,, I ' 1 f , is 1 Q. 5 xi ' WH 1 , 2 2 ,, il A LCDR Luhtala does a .filling while AA johnson and SN Rauch assist. P , 1 Y N , 1 ' 1 g 1 A N H 4: , D . T3 Markham cheeks patient in as DT1 3 A f Tatrnan oversees. w , , V , DN Tucci takes an x-ray. gf, ,X f'N'i' N , N, O IAN ' IIEIZU ' df pf, W-., 'L gm vi' mmm ,Wi M fj l hl gf ig w wrw ww mm fm 0w M1.0 EVM , . f-H-1-h-f-V f f ? f'-A W gixig, M g, HEBREW , W , 'ff X luuuona nun ' M W fs 1:-.v ' X'x - .f-fy ' ,VW'17o..4J21i Q , 'ff--1 , ,,,, N :lx 1 -- ' f. ..... 2fL?T'Zf:,-v-C - -- if' ,V lj 5 - . - TI NS E A TMENT 3 '-A A WETEE THE A OMMUNICA TJQNS DAEPA T A ENT SMAY A N0 fig THE EYES AEE EARS OF THE SHIPS IT D ES REPRESENT THE AND ASQME PAQETSSNS SE THE Mb UTE. STEER VDEPAR TMENTS LEFT WITH THE RESP NSIBILI OF THEEYES, N055 THR !! T4 ' ' FDR S VERATHEQBACK-AFENCE TYPE C ONVERSA TI0NSE SWAT? EETSEESSETESS STEPS, THE' SIGNAL GA NG OF CS EMSJQN USORE VARIETY QF FLASHING LIGHTS, SANAL FLAGS AND SEMAPHNEUQ EVHE TEEE CGNDUCTING AN AUNEEP AOR PERFORMING A MA pq -SES WETEESATEAAATES SN EQESAA T1SN,i SEENAL SANS HAS TO BE IN ACTIGEN ALL THE TIMES. A A A -WMA FOR ESAETEESA TSS NS TEA T HA VE A WTEEE RANGE CR DI A HAS A VAE-SETS OF' TRANSMITTERS AEEA EEcE1VERS,WHiCHfggf CORAL SEA WASTE SSAAMUESEA TION STA TZONS IN THE ITH - N EE A A q .EES AND JAEAE WEEE AS EEE? US IECSNTAST W 'f IN TEE SEEE SE TSEESE AN SEES AfEEEAET IN FUGH ' W? MAINTAININGW, THIS: ,VITAL LINK OUTSIDE WORLD ASESSAEESSEEE IN SE EEAAE WA TS. A A A L RADIQMEN T SEAT C PY MUL T1.cHANNE A A A A NA- ADCAST AN MAEINTAMN A TRAFFIC TERM! A N WITH A CUMMUNICAI TSSES STSSN, BUT ALSO 0PgfIfIg5 VOICE SW ASASESE' E ES AN REDIOSTELE TYPE CI 3197 - xslg Vw I AQAA ,Q xg . 5 Xx.X X ,,.x. 5 E K gl' x ' QS , N A: . x , M . 2 ,W -v iw. ri-f SH H4 5 T M. 'PU Q m 2' S-' F' Z U1 Q 3 m bu Q F uv 5 CQ 59- N Q cm 3 ff, 'H 5 E3 5- 5 E S T: 3 Q 5 E Q 5 S 5 Q 2 5 'H Q E 91 E 53 :U F0 EE Q 2 w N O I5 5 L vw hu 5, S Q SQ v nu E N,-.....1-.....-T -T , Wi ,, SR u Em LLV O LLNHPVLLEIVCIEICI SNO HOCUHHJVI VQYH CT OINH ELL 'HY1 1 4 A 3 A M ' f , 2 CR DIV FRO N TRO W-C Y N3 Kropj RM 2 Thompson, RM 2 Carry, RM 2 McCabe, RM 2 Slavik, RMCS Onstott, RMI Becker, RM 2 Tabocek RM2 2 I Prelieh, RM2 Coder, RM2 Ferullo. SECOND RO W-C Y NSN Nall, RM 3 Deltoro, RM3 Aschenbach, RM 3 Foster, RMSN Finberg, C YSN Dohert i Q SN Cedergreen, CY N 3 MeGruer, RM 3 Gossett, CY N 3 McGuire, C Y N 3 Rgfnolds, SN jackson, RM 3 Nuq, C Y N 3 Mackay. THIRD R0 W.R I Norling, RMSN Crouch, RMSN White, C Y SN Lee, C Y N3 Rex, RM 3 Uppinghouse, C Y N 3 Uppinghouse, RMSN Conway, RM3 Cole, RMSN Reis 1 RMS N Curtis, SN McBride, RM 3 Adams, RM 3 Feemster. ,5 SI EA IZ 1 ll-fi. Q52 I. CR DIVI IO X31 I5 z n I 1 E An- Y Q v ww 3' CR DIV FRONTRO - - . , RM3 DMS, R M1 BMX Rfgfgiejgfiffg gxgifokkgz Iflgilizlamj, RM3 cameo, CYN3 Enloe, CYN3 Calegf, RM2 Camas. SECOND R0 1 RM3 Lee, RM3 Tuma, CYN3 Thompson. THIRD EOWQCYNgnEa5fMCRWtalotto, RMCS Onstott, RMC Meador, RMSN Stevens, RM3 Y , RM2 Gunter, RM3 Sands, RMe Brouwer, CYN3 Tworek RM3 O,N .1 C er, SN Hinshaw, RM2 Plwkebaum, RM2 Hammond, RM Crown, CYNSN Gran, RM2 Buekendahl, RMSN Brett CYN3 Wu elk YN3 Snaw' RMSN Halmof- F0 UR TH R0W'RMSN KW I Weiner, RM3 Stine. , son' M3 B0U0hGVd, RM3 HQTCZQI, CY N3 Lawson, SN Purslq, RM2 BT ENS Soule, RMSN Jackson, RMSN Stevens and SN Williams run of copies if messages received by telezfype. RMSN Crouch and RMSN Curtiss tg: franticalbf to tune in the good listening station RM2 Ferullo found. RM3 Del Torro and RM3 Buchard clzeck out radio receiver. S x A if , i S Mo Curobf oheclfs with RMI Becker to see S station has been found. RM2 Thompson RM2 Tabaoek and SN Purslgl desperatebr search. C Y SN Natl reports message while SN Mao Bride, SN White and RMSN wait for repbf. RMSN Crouch and RM3 Asohenbaoh tune for Maximum Smoke while RM2 Mo Cabe tries for the 90th time to bring up Rasber01 for Air Operations. DN, 'N so fr -we M e .f O , , 'f 44 i D Ax,, D ,4:V .Q., N21 f i' Q- ' ff- V si -1 , in S 3 ,f -nw i fo x 3 9 nymph Q -il ifkhff CS DIV FRONT RO W-ENS Dunning, SN Grandstaj SN Cupps, SM3 Berryman, SMI Warner, SN Kincaid, SN Breckenridge, SMC Cassizb. SECOND ROW-SM2 Hardin, SM3 Weber, SN Sims, SM3 Wells, SN Sloan. THIRD RO W-SN Asher, SN Buslzlq, SN Vanderteems, SM2 Stoneroad, SN Sitzer, SMI Mares. r 1 CS DIVISIO 3 fl!! 1 ' 4 P 2 ff if 3 SM3 Cupps passes message on to a destroyer using semaphore. SM2 receives visual message and SN Sims records on message blank- SM3 Ortega sena's flashing light message to one cy' Coral Seals escorting clestrfyiers. SN Sims prepares aflaghoist. ev-4 .,.. 5? , Z mf ,A A, '-N ii 2 W, 1, SMI Warner searches the horizon far surface contacts through the Big Eyes telescope. M '- SM3 Wells prepares to haul down signal flag. R -v., v fr x 1 ' ' x N , x ,.l.- V ,,., ,,iyLMg,f5,-2 , , ' 1 1 .,'.,,.. I .- .. , . L -'HQ'-'14-, wg , Ss' -Iv -V .. A ,.L WL ,hu -:A .I Az ., 9 . . . lc . .. .,, , .J J . . . ,. , f. ff I . 7 ' 1 ,f ,,,,, -' ,.H nl. ,X 'V ,g .1, ,Q ,, v f f f 1 f , 7 , -,,,- ', In 1 ' Vgifff Q wp AQ. n f 1 1 1 , Qllulln-'H-E -M :b PE ATI NS E A T ENT A TEE-A GPERAATIONS' DEPARTMENT :NAS THE A SPQNEEEAEITN OF A CONTROLLQNG, AND A DINBGTINGA EGMNAET AND TRAINING OPERA TIONS IN WHICH EQEAAEEEA ISINVOLVED, A A A g AAA A g , A THE AERULOGYE OFFICE PROVIDES EACH FLIGHT CREW WITH EXISTING 'WEA THENCQNDITIQNS MD CNA NGEA THA T WILL NECUE THROUGHOUT THEIR NEEIQD EEN-EIGHT. + A AEN GPERA TIONS' NAA PEEAAAENEONTEQE QF ALL AIRCRAFT TNA E' EEA VE OR RETURN T0 TEE SHIP, TEEN PRO VIBE AEE ONE THE SERVICES DF AAN AIR TRAFFIC CUNTROL CENNTEE, A A A EEECTNNNNN TECHNICIAN NS NPENA TE AND MAINE TAIN NNAAEEQ UA ENAAPUTENE, SA TELLITE NA VL GA TIGN ENE TEMS AND A FACSIMILE RECORDER TEA T 'RECEIVES INFORMA TION FROM WEA THER ASATELLITES. A A A THEN COMBAT INFURMA TION CENTER EVALUQ ATES THE VIEUAE, RADAR, RADIO AND ENNAEN EQUIPMENT ON CORAL EEA 1N ADDITION T0 I ORMA TAON ACQNJEED FROM WHEN SHIPS AND STATIONS. A A A A 1E INTELLIGENCE IS A STOREHO U.S'E 0F WTAE JNNQEMA TJQNEA THERED ENUM VARIOUS sQ UNEEEi. IT INCL UDELS' PHE TUEEAPHIC INTERPRE TA TION OF FILM PAQ VIDED BY QUE PHD T0 EAA WHICH Es' OB TAJNEE FRQM QUE CAMERA EQUIPPED ALE. QEAFT, s:rE1iEE QPERA TIONS CEANTAAEA .ACTS AS A LIAISON AGENQYBETWEEN THE OPERA TEENS EE- PAR TMENT, THE WEAPONS DEPARTMENT AND THE AIR WING. ' f A ANAAAA A A ' 1-if 'X W f A V A E1A A J A A - A , . , . A .!, , ,A l A f, ,gs-aft' ...L COMMANDER L. NELSON OPERA TI O NS DEPAR TMEN T HEAD I 5 E Q l OPERA TIONST DEPAR TMEN T OFFICERS FRONT RO W-LCDR Graham, CDR Smith, CDR Parker, CDR Worchesek, LCDR B Fudula, ENS Holtz. SECOND RO W-LCDR Langelier, LCDR Jewell, LT Botkirzs, LT Bidclleeombe, LCDR Kerman, LT McBride, ' WO-I Welsh. THIRD RO W-CWO McManus, LT Hengf, LCDR Pickett, LT Waters, LTJG Park, ENS Palmer, ENS Braclly. i 5 r it A' z 1 r A' 5 . I , . fl' 4 ' EW l eff 1 EE? K Eff I qw .5 f 1 I J 1 v 1 sf I ' faq V r Mr ew r 1NI I v I. ra, I xdfoge an O, Y 1 ' .1 gif? W' ra ...x, ,iff X 1 1430.1 f- W' if gn! Q. Lis I rig W 7 f ,'Lr , , kv-kV k.4i1v , , W ,ig Z, , f ,,,L W VA. ., 4 X , ,4 l Vw A - ,.4 ,, ., 2 ff ff xv 93g1i..' 557'-ff.f :J ffwsf. f -2 ,f ff . 4 5 'ny .Fmt 7 4' 'fq. ,4 e 44 , 31157 ' ,N ,, , ,J or :Je iff A L 3 V., 1, K ., 1 ,lv sf 4 Q , f .- thy .if ty, f 5,1 , ' O! V -AQ ,, ,,, . , . , , wi ..1f.f,. A he , 1 . ft, v ' '. . 'A' V 5' ' r' ' f' mug , p s O ma, p , wr lu Q Q 1 i 2-'Z , s ' T Q1 s f , 1 , , ,Z , , ., 1' 'I A T 5 ,JM- OA DIV FRONT RO W-AGC Beryl AG3 Oulton AG3 Thomas AG3 Gould, AG3 Sliaeky LCDR Kerman. SECOND ROW-AG3 Blum AA Walls AGI Thompson AG2 Fabin AG3 McCord, AG3 Harvey THIRD ROW-AN Smolansky AG2 Patterson FN Turley AA Brown SN Furrzas AG2 Billheimer OA DIVISIO and LCDR Kerman discuss the latestjnrecast AGI Thompson , W ,I 14 N , ve' A G' w s S M fl W A 51,1 w fr' JU, A ,4, K 5 AN 'Brown and AG2 Billheimer observe cloud formations prior to taking weather T li readzngs. I 1 I rj ' y f f iv. Lllh h AGI Thompson, AG2 Bzllhezmer and AA Ojutt compute winds alzy5f. AN Brown and AG3 Sliacky listen to LCDR Kerman explain charts. Seated is AA Ojutt. Yi Lsuumxr r AG3 Thomas and AG3 McCord release an upper air sounding balloon carrying a trans- mitter. I AG3 Gould determines fallout area gf a nuclear explosion should occur. AN Brown calculates true winds for the hourbr weather observation. ,d4 'v 1 ,H , I If -if ' I l , i I , . 1 I X I 'E w , I 4 I Ili! it fl It 7 .ui I I? QI ' 1' all V 1 If 3 Mn l , , r J s Nj I I V E I v 5 f V 1 I '. s ' W , I N I , V+ I ff li ' Y I? W , . I 'Z ih . W , : it I I P? 542 I Q H' ' 5 i fi, I 1 as f I gl I W I ' ui i I jf? Pm . -I, w xl I ' I me ,F , EF' M, I fig' H H , W. H 5 . igf if N V- E I 1 Lrg ty ' 'I I It N I if r 1 'wil ' EI N It . ' J' I fli 1h' E' ' I' w I! f. QI ' ! li I W A? I 51 If HE ' 5! 5: M , .r '55 V1 ,J ii! A I' rv' tile X1 yu .Ji fu 11' j5l We wi I4 I vt! i IIII ,V If 11 Im M 'I iw - UH :M f .2A ' A I I V , h ,-...qs LR5 1 Q- ' A , 1 l ,ff X 1, f J W ' , A if ., , 4 1? f M ' ' A , f '.-., .. 2 ' 4 'gf -'f ' of a 7 ' ,I 4 X f 1 M W , -.ul N! to 7' of ai I I A A Vs s ,,,,, .Q 5 YH 4 Z OC DIV FRONT ROW-AN Srnith AN Hoover AN Carpio ACI I onestar AN Frosheiser ACCS.Benton, ACC jones, AC3 Zumbiel, AC2 Braobf SN Lewellen AN Barrow. SECUND RO W-L TJG Gilson AC3 Bibler AC2 Sticklqf AN Mzller, AA Frashure, SN Franco, AC2 Scaglione, ACI Ln AC2 Labaj AC2 Feese AC2 jones LCDR Graham LCDR McCart. THIRD ROW-AC2 Kankaala ACI Branen, SN Anliker, AN Matteson, Y N2Stn AN Snowberger III SN Veach SN Ferris AN McKown AC2 Tornguist AN Hill VD LTA OC DIVISIO AC2 Scaglione AC3 Carpio, ACCS Benton and AN Barron work the console in CCA. rl .ff-E sf' or r '.-'94 1' A 1: I Fife 41 ? U .Q Q , AC2 Tornquift, AN Veach and AC2 Sfflglione check the Marshal Radar Scope. AN Igegzch, AC2 Kankaala, AN Barron and 0 '4 seate ACI Braajw w t h th al approach 74,45 with the SPN-Jo. a 6 mn , f 1 - K I X J, A03 Carpio and AN Frashure record . information given by CDR Smith and 5 A ' LLCDR Jones while AN Smith, AN Matteson and AN Snowberger look on. N 1 '-'U 5 K i if i L SN Anliker zypes up operations training schedule and YN2 Stevens takes message by telephone. V S AC2 Howland, ACI Branen, AC2 Labaj,-AC2 YN2 Stevens takes massage by telephone. N Kankaala and AC2 Feese relax by one mf the Letdown Radar Scopes. VX, AC2 Stieklegt, AN Snowberger and AN Miller work A teletype and Raspberv circuit. fm! id ? Et W 5. ,V V, . 5, V ii K - .,,. fa, 1 ,V ,, 1 5' ,I Z UVM, I I X E 3, , , - ' K , -'r. no - ' uf 5. f' .W c f f f A, ', 4 : k f, 'V K ,mm V, f , Mfr' ,K , , ,z Z I, Wiff I V X, ., ,f,, J P 'Qtr OE DIV FRONT RO W-LT Waters, E TR3 Wright, E TR3 Shissler, E TI Morris, E TNSN Stillabower, SN Lloyd, SN Vernon, ETN3 Quimby, ETR3 Charles, ETNSN Ritchqf, SN Pobst, ETN3 Romero, SN Mayo, WOfI Welsh. SECOND RO W-ETRSN Holloway, DS2 Wolfe, ETNSN Welcker, ETNSN Fbznn, SN King, ETN2 Mittler, ETCM Miller, ETC Gallo, ETR2 Benedict, DS2 Sanders, ETN2 Ottrnan ETR2 Looe, ETR2 Halstead. THIRD RO W-ETR2 Sinz, ETI Orrel, ETR3 Sayre, ETN3 Bowles, ETI Prosser, DMSN Hansen, ETRb' Russell, E TR3 Claessen, E TNSN Rubesa, E TR3 Lerssen, E TR2 Allen, E TI Barrigan, E TN3 Kosar, E TNSN Fontana, DS2 Gross, DS2 Man- ning. FOUR TH RO W-ETN Hofman, SA Simon, ETN3 Sturgell, ETNSN Duff ETRSN Lamee, ETRSN Lausche, ETNSN Yamada, E TNSN Brown, E TNSN Murphy, SN Richardson, E TRSN Van Winkle, E TR3 Lundell. OE DI 1 IO QU' 9? 0 ' gg. o o E TN3 Lerssen and E TR2 Allen tune the SPS-43 Radar. ETN3 Qluimby, ETN3 Sturgell and ETN3 Romero assist E TNSN Rubesa with repairs on receiver. DS2 Gross cheeks the Univac computer boards f, . f XX A xc- , ' 7 5 ,f - -x f Q as-E f . Xi -- QI I l l S A . .jg . JI ' 5' 4. 'A I elf ,l U ' . , I . E TNSN Yamada and ETR2 Allen pick up inforrnatibn. E TN3 Kosar lon lbhonej, AN Lloyd and E TNSN Ritchgf Check out the S.I.N.S. egunbment. ' ETNSN Welcker and E TNSN Fbrnn test repair eguzfnment. V71' .I K .J f'I 9 in E TR2 Phillzlbs, DS2 Wow and DS2 Manning check equzgbment on screen. F ' We WWW: f A f '36 Q O 'W Vf ff feel i of far! '73 1 OI DIV FRONT RO W-RD-3 Tripcony, RDSN Roberts, RDSN Gann, RD3 Mitchell fall kneelingj. SECOND ROW-SN Cruz, SN Scope! RDSA Johnson, RDSN Cooper, Rdl Habel, RDC Moog, RDI Steiner, RDI Domingue, RD3 Wilson, RDSN Nielsen, RD3 Clark, SN Frost. THIRZS RO W-L T J G Park, ENS Anderson, RD3 Hammond, RD3 Barker, AA Kampling, RD3 Golub, RD3 Alexander, SN Vassillion, SN Bettale, ENS L ENS Bradley. FOURTH RO W-SN Sproule, SN Burngz, RD3 Bourguignon, RD3 Patin, SN Goellner, SN Swanstrom, SN Kan, RDSN White, W K Oakes, RD2 Durkin, SN Cleagu, RD Knapp, RD2 Sanchez. . OI DIVI IO I 'S W V 'U peo, -f 1, 49 , 43 ax 1 5 . OI DIV FRONTROW-RD2K bb SN ' 06 6, Napoli, RD3 Spranger RDSN Sorenson SN Ta lor SN Fr e RDCM Nance AA Korber SN Shajff, AA Althen, RDSA B , SN Ml d k RDIL , s y , , , , Baughman, SN wie, RD, cjffxnjg RD, gfffgs 230329 RQW-L TJG Bueklfar, LTJG Naming, RJD2 Macklin, RD2 strutting, RDI Fo,-uf, SA , L TIG Lewin THIRD ROW-RD? Miller, SN,Wimamur Zg1,i?LIV iuggzngs, .RD3 Ogden, RD3 Neve, RD3 Bonds, RDSN Norris, LTI G Thomlfsox Breneiser, SN Rodrigues, AA Euverard, SN Smith, ' -mc 1 3 C71-Vfmfln, RD2 Hofmann, SA Hqfman, SN Cruz, RD3 Victor, AA JDM, S ENS Bradley, ENS Palmer, RD3 Mif6h0ll and RDI Steiner plot hourbf our aircrew positions. RD3 Patin Qfar zqiy, SN Kan, ENS Palmer lon Phonel, RD3 Yfmffe Q D 5 , ' ' ' RD3 V 'll' , SN Marrajo lbehind screenj, ' cDonald ana' RD2 Crissman plot ship s Path and SN Germ, if zxitions 0 unidmti ed awww, RDI Steiner, SN Ma and RDI Habel p p f record shzp's events. RD2 Macklin, RD2 Crissman, RD3 Knapp, RD3 Vassillion, RD3 Golub, RD2 Struebing, and RDI Habel plot sugface contacts using the Dead Reckoning Tracer and plotting table. l r A , 0 1 E ,. fl i I I 4 I i I I ,g ml I is . I fV f f 'aff fi gif! itit - It . , ,, i , . . ff . I Ye f , Ml, . I. ' f ep- .... I . I '3 2 ' Q . - . f ,, ,,5T ,W J , ffj. V f , - fy mg .A . , W ' I ',,, I ' i I I ' , e I . S54 I ..... , . ....,.,,M ' Hugh if if MUQY. if iv ' ' 1-1 if Q f Q ' fu w , 1 5 5 gh. , X E,w, an 7' ..:.,:-:,.. f i s s I N11 W ziffivb OP-I DIV FRONT RO W-PT2 Lalbf, PT3 Hyatt, P T3 Hartwick, LT McBride, P TAN Goodwin, SN Santora, DMSN Lee. ' SECOND RO WjPTAA Brurud, PT2 Szubski, PT3 McNamara, PT2 Smith, PTAN hbfatt, Y N I Cbrdesdale, PTI Rhodes. THIRD RO W-YN3 Smith, P TAN Stoehr, P TAN Davis, PTAN Hathorn, DM3 Thomas, PTI Hubbard. PT2 Smith, PT3 Lancaster and PTAN Jacobs plot on Southeast Asia situation chart. OP-1 DIVI, I0 ww LCDR Fudala and PT2 Lalbl Intelligence. discuss message routing for Air ntellf' PT3 M N mam makes ehfwee in ' I e a 1 gence Publication while PT2 -Qmgessigi PTAN Hathorn work on incomilg trafic. AO ' O CYN3 Stanton and DMSN Lee do routine piping. PT3 Hyatt and PT3 Me Namara put up the clay's new air plan as CDR Nelson re- views the day's new air plan. OP- DIVISIO PTI Hubbard, YN3 Smith and PTAN Stoehr plot on chart of South- east Asia. Ez Ll' I I f - .. M , PH3 B of n, AA Naser, AN Collier, PHS Enstrom. SECOND ROW 013JIZ2D5V . I!gIflf'!OjilWo1ijhizus lPhotbzkOj'ieer, PHC Severance QPhoto Chzdj, PHI Osborne, PH2 Ross. - aw, 1 Y' ' PH3 L demo, PH2 Naka, PH3 Micron, PH3 Higgins, PH3 Harvey. THIRD RO W-PH3 Power, PH 3 S tznnett, 6 9 , 7 Q A A ' ' ' . . W , I , X , -I . g ..,J A X . ,,. V K K 3, In AIA PH2 Ross supervises installation mf Strike Movie Camera by - PHI Bennett and PH2 Davis examine color prints AN Comer and AN Myers' which PH3 Engstrom is processing. W0-I Villemaire lPhoto Ojfcerj inspects aerial film processing machine PHI Richey as AN Collier listens in. CIWO McManus PHC Severance and PHI 0 b ' - Naam and PH3 Power dv and wash prints. s orne review the latest photos while AA PHAN Waller prepares negatives KU ZH3 Higgins and AA Allstead work with a 010' Camera. s V WTHI X3 . X 9 A , , Y f W r '. 1 1 H1, .f 5, 1 I WY, 'w.'N L 4 1, V' .V up LH ,QL , f -- -W ,Y , ,,,,W , , A ' - W ,LM TV UVIVQW' 4 , .. ' u I , , . ,. , 1 . . , , . . . X I I N., .4 V, .- , -',n.- A - , . v,,, ' 1, ' - V' 1 .' L-an 1 ff 'e-.4 N ' zffsva ' ' I is 1 V Kuff ,iffy ' Q , ' f, HT U 3 V ff 5514 ' 3 fm ,f ' Qwrtugjx K V if A --,E li-ffifi wf-Sari ! ' 1 ' ll I1 1' i E gi X T f ' e ' L e1 -l ffc , . - , K ' 1 . x X . ' :I , . V: L. 'HN r 1. 4', -,f 1 .- H, f, . '11 , I v,, 1 5 ,X X., rx gm ws I . ,,':f 1 . ,M.v- i I. H. vm. A' , 1 .. y.-. ,-.. QM f.- V, '.,,-33 ,V ,..,r ,-X . A- 1 ., 'x . ,, -P A A: Q ,,1.Lf,l.,,, qv , 51 , , , V - ' 'I ' 11:53-'N f x '. SUPPLY EP T E THE SUPPLY DEPASTMENT1 ' SPCNSIEIIIIII CP PRO NIDINC AND IACCCIUNT-+ ING PCE SMA IEEIAIS AND FUNDS REQUIRED, TQ SIISTAIN TEE SHIP QANDI EMSASKED AIR WING IN A STA TE OFMAXIMUM EEADINESS, IT ALSO PECCIIMS SERVICES WHICH CUNTRIP SHPE To TEE CDAIECEE WEIEAEE AND MDEAIE OF TEE CSEW. ASTA TED MCSE SPECIFICALLY, SDPPIII PRD-I CIURES, RECEIVES, STC WS, ISSUES AND ACA CC UNTS FOR GENEMLLY NEEDED SHIP ITEMS SIICII AS PCCD, OFFICE SUPPLIES, SEP THING SUPPLIES AND IEEIASII OF SHIP IMAINTESI NANCE. ECE TEE 'AIR DEPARTMENT THEY PURCHASE TOOLS, PLANE PARTS AND AISI PLA NES. ALL ITEMS REQUIRED IN TNESEPAIIII QF THE SHIPS .MACEI ERY AND ELECTRICAL CCIIPCNENTS ASE DADESED TESC CCH THIS DEPARTMENT. A I REGULATION CLOTHING NEEDED BY THE CSEw IS ORDERED AND SSID THROUGH TEE SMALL STORES OPERA TED BY AMEN OF THIS DEPAS TMENI1 IN ADDITION, TWC BARBER SIICPS, A COBBLER SIICP, IWC ICE CREAM PAS-A SIDES AND NCES SI-IIES STCPES ARE ALL ECN EIQSIUPPL If. SHIPS STORES SELL DAILY NECES- SARIES SUCH AS SSAP, EAZSSS, TCC TH PASTE, AND STCSACCC ITEMS AS WELL AS CIPTS. CNE OF' THE EICCEST IICEAIE FACTORS IS PAY DAY AND' THIS, TCC, IS PAST OF THE SUPPLY DEPARTMENTS RESPO NSIBILIG TY. THIS COMPLEX OPERATION IS AIDED BY SPECIAL DA Q PROCESSING EQUIPMENT, ,1 P COMMANDER T. E. MCCOY SUPPLY DEPARTMENT HEAD P 1 N 4 ' , ,Q I , 4? , , , l '5 ' If A u ff ya LCDR Goss, LT Spratt. SECOND ROW-L TJG SUPPLY OFFICERS FRONT R0W'L T. Mum' - - LT G L- U, cwo Hannon. Prince, LTJG Gutmafl, LTJG Whitt, LTJG Fmh' LTJG Remkmg, J Zpse - v-4 i I 1 l iwgfz' I ,r .4 A. f -'I . ' ,f y gl I5 , , 1 .1 I ,. a I., ' W 1 . I t fx A im 1 I' If 1 8 ' ' -tx ts 7 . A, . .3 4.4 Q , '5ft.,r4 ,M I , , ,. ,.g, ,, 5 , ,ww I s J' , Af I-fax 7 . f'--f S-I DIV FRONT RO W-SN Stickler, SN Vaughan, SN Beager, SN Arney, SN Puopolo, SN Hanna. SECOND RO W-SKI Petelo, SNL b SKC G mban SKC Arriola SN Elmore SN Grin SK2 Rosales, SN Abrams, SK3 Conroy, SN SN Sapasap, SK I Downing, azen y, a , , . , , Glimsdahl THIRD RO W-CWO Hannon, SK3 Hankin, SK3 Willzams, SK3 Qduesnette, SK3 Bgfan, SK3 Lester, SK2 Randall, SN C SNC l nd SK3 Padilla SNHo e SN Scott, SK33Justman, SK2 Tackett, LT Mullen. FOURTH RO W-SK2 Woodard, SN arver, ar a , , pp , Kzlbp, SN Edgar, SN Courville, SN Ice, SK2 Hoover, DPXSKZ Davis, SK3 Hujf S- 1 DIVISIO SKC fflrriola and C WO Hannon organzze S-I Div1lsion,s daibf work schedule. SN Glimsdahl and SK2 Gonong tw to identw electronic part in the Elec- f tronics Main Issue room. 3 1 r 1 i 1 r I ' 1 X A SN Scott and SN Kzpp partiezpate in a 'yield dayn at GSK No. I. SN Elmore and SK2 Woodard check stock supply at GSK No. 1. SN Edgar, SN Griffin and SK3 Haj jill out sappy request form GSK N0. 2- SN Courvzlle SN Stzckler and SK2 Tackett balance the budget HWY ---....,,,, I., , f .oe-f1 f , . 1 k-.,, . ,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,m ' as , ' f frfvc-W-fe.....,...A,w-.f.....g,,,a,L.g as f f' Sim-'-1,?':f i . f23i':.e1fQ'.w+ W2, LT Mullen screens message trafic. I nuthin SN Hanna, SN Vaughan and SKI Petelo inoentogf stock control battery. SK3 Conrzyr and SN Carver make a ma- olzinegz repair part issue. SKI Petelo, SK2 Hoover, SN Sapasap and .2163 Hankin process issue forms at flze Stores 166 - DIVISIO S'2 DIV FRONT ROW-CS3 BQIHOH, CSI Day, CSC Martinez, CSI Downs, CSI Knauel, CS3 Walker, CS3 Macklin. SECOND RO W-CS3 Facfgf, SN Dale, CS3 Archer, CS2 Whittaker, SN Mahorzq, SN Conklin, CS3 Kral. THIRD ROW-CSSN Naomi, CS3 Holt, CS3 Honqycutt, CSSN Wizzams, CSSN Paalin. A , CS3 Carangi CS2 Whittaker, AN Ingle and CS3 Lindell slice cakes to be served jar the evening's dessert. and CS3 Malbps slice roasts for evening meal. . AN Cullup and CS3 Defanti grind meat in preparation for noon meal. EF ict E SA Davis dishes up Sloppy Joe's on Coral Sell,-V HD0ggy Dinerf, S-3 DIVISION S'3 DI V FRONTROW SN Radziski SA Evans SN Conway SH3 Sylvia SN Rilgf SA Robinson SN Storm SH3 Williams SH3 Lohr. SELUNU ROW-SH3 Nordine SH?McClanahan SH3 Knowles SH2 Graham SHI Braswell CSCS Cooper LTJG Fitch SKCM Strickland SHI Dyte SH2 THIRD ROW SN Collins SN Furnari SN Weatherbee SH2 Card SH3 Clutter SH2 Ridgels SN Sturges SN Crabtree SN McGill SN 'Bernat -- Fournier SN Iler SN Rusboldt. FOUR TH RO W-SN Loveitt SN Gutierrez SN Haley SN Morgan SN Baca SN Ellis SN Evans SH3 Leibold SA Weirich SN O Connor Barbers at work. From front to baokj SH3 Clutter SN Howard SH2 McClanahan SN Baca SH2 Neol, SHSIFlippen, and SN Morgan pull 0l0thff5ff0m one rj the shijfs washers. oo o ,I i as SN Weatherbee, SN Rusboldt and SN Michael check in a dioision's laundgl. SN McGill mends Qjicefs dress coat in Tailor Shop. M 5 s I CSCS Cooper and SH3 Burke inspect finished laundry before it is bagged and sent back to the proper officers. l SH2 Ridgels makes a sale in Ship Xi 3 's Store No. 4 S-11+ DI I IO .. ,van Q ll Valli mf S, J S-4 DIV FRONT RO W-DK3 Zzmmerman, DK 3 Youngman, DK 2 Konnerth, DK2 M zranda, LT J G Prince, DK 2 Beatlze, DK2 Nolan, DK 3 Sehiefeek DK3 Rasbergf. SECOND RO W-DK3 Haskell, SN Stahnke, SN Atchlgf, DK2 Meyerson, DKS N Black, SN Anderson, SN Lush, SN Mollendor GSC Gomez, LT J G Lzlbsett and DK3 Rafrbergf, pay and verjy on one fy' the slzzjfs paydays. DK3 Konnerth DK2 Mzranda ana' DK3 Mzglerson set up ,bay lzne for the Fzrst Class Mess J xl I SN Stahnke and SN Mollender check an ojiceras pay record. ine on the crews mess SNlcLineberger, LT J G Fitch, and DK3 Bond establish pay l dec 'Y Y -f-ucdf , ,...c ...ng FWHM q z X s - f 1. M N f I I x X K D r X I .ai K2 Caudill d DK A c a an C Morales hold regular payday in the Photo Lab. - DIVISIO .M I W S-5 DIV FRONT RO W- TN Garcia, TN Magadia, TN Monis, SD2 Mene, TN Basilio, SD3 Ormenita, TN Rosete, SD3 Angeles, TN Zamora, TN Galix, 'SD3 Tranyiguracion, TN Abaiahin. SECOND RO W- TN Pagaduan, SD2 Barrameda, SD3 Pilapil, TN Baquiran, SD2 Gelindro, TN Manio, TN Operana, SD2 Barao, SD2 Gonong, SD2 Aoluoiso, TN Ramos, TN Penaflor, TN Solla, TN Villegas, TN Limbag. THIRD RO W-TN Santa Elena, TN Garces, TN Israel, TN Batalla, TN Gallfjo, TN Melodias, SDGS Macabeo, SD2 Gonzales, SD2 Torreon, TN Augustin, TN Rodin TN Pascual, SD2 Mercado, TN Salcedo, SD2 Sunga, SD3 Peralta, TN Salinas, SD3 Mariano, SD2 Dona, SDI Odioilas, TN Burgos, SD3 De Guzman SD3 Macahilig, TN Ave, TN Olioeros, TN Adona TN Pascual, TN Garcia SD3 Trans guralfwn TN Galix, TN Ramos TN Salcedo and TN Del Rosario check the table settings prior to serving the qfcers dinner. TN Alegre and TN Limbag wash dlille-9 UL the ofcers gallgl J 9 a -I6 J A , a F TN Agustin and SD3 Tranyiguracion serve QDITCETS soup. TN Dizon and TN Oliver start clean up flilf 'Q ff ' WW, V W! Z TN Salinas and SD3 Mariano dish up the qficers food as TN Ave, TN Del Rosario, TN Manalili, TN Pano ,T T' and TN Mania prepare to serve. T, ,f TN Operana and SD2 Gonong heLb lbrepdfe food in the kitchen. 4 Blin- Q fl nib' nlAVY Q r A VA'f55iEA , lim 1 E, gi , A 3.7, 5 N ef g' t V, -7 ., 1 4Xx Q . ? , , gf f ' T lb l MO ,f f , V X fps ,,,, f wel D A ll , A 25 Qs Q., Q X S 6 DIV FRONTROW LTSpratt Qstandzngj AA Martzn FA Bowers ADJAN Taylor AK3 Hogan AK2 Brobeck AK3 Barthell AN Kqgjzler AK3 Cathq AK3 Redd AK3 Fox AK2 Lund AN Ellzott SECOND ROW AK3 Zarenkzewzoz SK3 Wohlmuth AK2 Conszglzo AK3 Baker AN Oaks AN Rozlrzguez AKI Salas AN Collett AK2 Castzllo AK3 Proalzgalzdaa' AN Gzbbons AK3 Manny THIRD ROW AKC johnson AN Atkzns AN Mcpamgls AN Zopj? AA Beckett AN Bucher AK3 Sakrnar AA Astraolzan AA Dumars AN Ha s AKI Stzka AK H AKI W lc SKC y e eznzman omao M Hervq LTJG Reznkzng FOUR TH ROW AK31401 AN Caldwell YN QAKQ Doolgz AN Kennon AN Byerly AN Ryan AN Robznson AK3 Peters AN Beauchamp AN Clzoz AN Donaldson AN Srnzth S 6 DIVISIO S-6' , ' lover AK2 Justice, AK3' Pedigo, AN Bean. SECOND DIV FRONTRO W-LTS ff, AK3 G0n2dleS,ANSell,AN5m1fh,AK1 Sales, AK? G ' - QM H LT G R ' ff' . OWsAKC Johnmng AN StQraml5ZaAK3 Svmourg A N Anderson, AK I Gage, AK3 Paolznsky, AN Vanozl, SK ervy, j ezn zng AN Sell and AK2 Castillo open a reusable container. LTJG Reinking, SKCM Hervey ana' AKC johnson have their daibw top-brass meeting. AK3 Pavlinsky, LTJG Reinking, AK? justice and AN Atkins screen a gquadnm material request. w-vg,,,,,,,,f slr' ,devil AK3 Zarenkiewioz, AN Bean and AK2 Glover 06711-y stock levels 5- I 5 xl AKI Vinoya, AK3 Mallard and AK3 Gonzales cheek M0015 numbers. I x 1 XV, 1 -P .A K M if ff . o,.,. , .,o.. l A fzissgswwi Qi N L ff SP 1,6 'Q V Hain., ull!! S 7 DIV FRONT ROW DP3 Carpenter DP3 Snyder ENS Abercrombze DPI Dodd DP3 Rzchmond SECOND ROW SN Freztas DP3 Haskell SN Van Tzghem SN Corsztto DP2 Dunckhorst DP2 Wzlson DPSN Anderson THIRD ROW DP2 Roeder DP3 Tate SA Spurgeon SN Wzllhzte SN Deem PDI Dodd explains to DP3 Snyden and SN Spurgeon how to process IBM cards. DIVISIO d ' d DPS Dunckhort operate IBM 026 card punching machines Qfrontj. SJN?3CbEZlll7d0bLhe5f7Is code number. DP3 Carpenter Qseated in back runs IBM 1056 calrd - ' ' th ' verlfier SN Deem zndzcates on the blackboard how many days are IW untz e s zp returns to Conus. 22 gi gi ., .. .iii 1.-A-.. i i DPI Dodd explains to L TJG Whitt how to peqforrn a spegj jedjolz on the Unioac 1549. CY N3 Clace screens incoming data to be processed. DP2 Wilson gives the Unioac 1500 a workout. DP3 Haskell insures that all ofthe days material if ready ,hr processing. nh W FIUYZUZE 5 fx BRIDGES, AIRFIELDS, RAIL ROADS, PT BOATS 'AND HUNDREDS OF. BARGES AND' TRUCKS WERE SIGNISIQAIZZJYJTTARGETS OF CARRIER AIR WING FIFTEEN DURING THIS DEPL' . - I N CAGIS PILOTS QUICKLY EARNED THE NICK NAME HBRIDGE BUS TERS EARLY MIN' THE CRUISE AS , THEY ACCO UN TED FOR THE DES TRUCTION OF TWO OF HAIPHONG'S'FO UR BRIDGES. GONNECTING THAT PORT CITY WITH THE.MAINLAND. ' ' , A DURING NINE DAYS OF STRIKES OVER HAIPHONG THE AIR WING FURTHER DISTINGUISHEDAITSELF BY NOT LOSING A SINGLECOMBA T, AIRCRAFT OVER THE HEA VILY DEFENDEDICITY I I A A ,IT WASN'T UNTIL A- MO'NTHLWLATER THAT' THE AVIATORS GOT ANOTHER CRACKIATIA MAjOR BRIDGE, THIS-LONE THE HAI DOUNG RAILWAY ANDJHIGHWAY BRIDGE EAST, A MA jOR TRANSPORTATION LINKBETWEEN HAIPHONGPANDI HANOI. CAG'S GROUP NEEDEDONLY ONE STRIKE FTOLDROP THE 'WESTERN SPAN OF THE TWO SPANBRIDGE. ' INLANDI AND COASTAL SUPPLY 'TRAFFIC WAS TAKING 'A SEVERE IBEAITING'l.FROM 'THE 'AIR' WING4 'QIN ONE DAY ALONE OVER, SIXTY IWATER, BORNE' SUPPLY -3 CRAFT Q WERE DESTROYED OR DAMAGED' ALONGQ WITH ,NINE.'SMALL ,BRIDGESIN THE PANHANDLEQ L V A 1 AYI, IPERHAPSITHE' ,MOSTIEXCITING ,EVEN T OF THE CRUISE WAS' THE HUGE ULTI 'SERVICES .S TRIKE1 ON 1 PH UC SYEN FAIRFIELD I 8 l,IMILES ,w,- Pu , '1' 735-5 f ,yLW.X',1 ' ., QA .,, - IJ. I-. . . ., M. J 'S' .,,5',:angTp 5'g',M : .A ww- - 9' , , I 'mf J. L, .-,.,..,,,.,,g,,i pi ' , 2- Llni 4 w , -, V---,W - , . . ,, . im.: .V H 'T' 1-.1 H I ' .m-g.J.y-..,,.- I 'Y -af F 3 bi' 1--+I, A., 5.25-1' N, I :LA x. Lu la. 1-,Q ,. .,...,p,.,1I . P.. ,,,..--an, NOR TH YSI' OF HA NOI. I THIS FIELD I-WAS! NORTH VIE TNAM'S ONLY MA 510 Ra I 451 fi lid MIGEFBASE 'NOT PREVIO USLY S-TRUCK BY US., PILO TS. BUT ON 24 AND 025. OCTOBER PHUC, YEN CAME! UNDERLONE' OF THE HEA VIEST CON- CENTRATEDF ,O E AIRIIATTACKS OFSITHEIIWAR. A WAVES- OF NAVY. AND. .:-.. . , ..,a..-,4.L,.f ' - -nw1s..'- - ' f ' . , . ,Jij 1 rdf .,.'0J'.. A A 1 ,Av A . Lf.- , .1-A,-TIP' Qc-lr .ah Q, ffjf'-y .?.:,g,3,x',g.' k '3'g- 7 FQ-R 3 i'5'vy-Y W- A ' 3 '7fx,,ff.f,1Ivrl 55 .-...fw 'Inf-'a 'w ,AIR FORCE PLANES POUNDED THE' WELL DEFENDED 'BASE' LA ON 0 THE AFTERNOON 'OF .THE 24TH .AND AGAIN VON THE 25TH ' SEVERAL 4' -.. ,MA ,,,,aA,.,.,,.,,- f.f'1'i4Qf-A'-.Q, ., . , 4 ,. A -An-an-fc F . E MIG'S SIEI W ERE CAFUGHT ANDVDESTROYEDON THE GROUND. 'I I , I 3 j NORTH. ,VIE TNAM'S RAIL ROADDSSUFFERED HEA VILY A T THE HANDS IMOF.FCVW-15.70 THE HAIPHONG RAIL, YARDS WEST' WERE' STRUCK 'PON SEVERAL' OCCASIO NS., DURING ONE RAID AIN OCTOBER, SEVERAL PETROLEUM CARS WERE SEAT- ABLA ZE AND BLACK BILLO WING SMOKE ROSE TO OVER 5,000 FEET. A I PM I . A I I I ' if N NOVEMBER PILO TS' -OF? 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I A I I f , f .L I - L, A A FEWF DAYS LATER TWO OTHER PILOTS FOUND A LOCOMO TIVE AND SEVERAL CARSYNEAR ICHAM, PHA. VWHEN THEY LEFT NORTH VIETNAM WAS SHORT ,ONE LOCOMO TIVE AND FIVE RAIL CARS I IAS MONSOON WEATHER BEGAN TO CLOSE IN AND HIDE. MANY OF THE MORE SPECTACULAR TARGETS, CVW-I5 PILOTS TURNED THEIR A TTENTION MORE TOWARD NOR TH VIE TNAMS' PANHANDLE AND THE TRANSPOR TA TION RO UTES THEREIN. TRUCKS BARGES, SMALL BRIDGES AND FERRY CROSSINGS CAME UNDER RELENTLESS ATTACK MAKING EVERY BEAN AND BULLET SHIPPED SOUTH THAT MORE DIFFICULT AND EXPENSIVE FOR THE HA NOI GO VERN- ,. ,V '.Q:,1','I-45,134-on , ' J-'-.14-5 :-..,.-q-. ,Mx A - Aw ,!g,su.LnwqmWlYI if-V-H .v-415551 .. -,,..s.,---.- . TL A - pm. . 1,4 ,352-w 3 X. 13,-:M ,uf w- ., -,ag,I..-fn, vw -1-rf ,- .P - . ,' I .J-itil w-.Q 9 . ,., .I 1...-1:1-g' A 'fig' XF . Ania' Y' -I Wi- , AN- - '35 P -A ,, , ,fy .. 'MN THE IR M Hiking N , ' f AHF 4 ' EM 2 z ,Q ,. ., W' W-aJ 's9 EY' w 5.1. ' , W . 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MAIN1 ENGINESQ EACH ,ENGINEER DEVELOPS 1 ABOUT 53,O0O SHAFT HORSEPO WER WHEN THEY SHIP IS TRA VALING AT 33? KNOTSQ THE BOILERS PRODUCE THE STEAM NECESSARY . T01 OPERA TES THE I 'MA'IN ENGINES, ELECTRICAL GENERA- 1 TORS,AIRCRAET CATAPUL-TS .AND ,VARIOUS AND VARIOUS LA UNDRY5 GALLEY I AND COMPAR TMENT HEA TING. UNITS. I MAIN- PROPULSION' ALSO. OPERATES THE, SHIP'S FUEL, WATER SYSTEMS AND CEVAPORATORS. I AT'SEA,, THE EVAP0-U RCRA TORS1. DIS TILL 180. 0001 YGALLO NS OF ' WA TER PER. DA Y. 1 I SECO ND. O11 THEYENGINEERING DEPAR TMENTA OPERA 'TES THE -SHIP'SQELECTRICAL PLANTS. f CORAL SEA'SI EIGHT MAIN GEN-U A 'ERATORS H21 VE ,THE CAPABILITYQUOF,SUPBLYING ,THE,NEEDS' OF .AI CITY THETSIZEE OF5JSAN-FRA-NCISCOQ1 THE ELECTRICAL. DIVISION-CONTROIQS.-'THE DISTRIEUTION1 OF:f1ELECTRICI'TY, I 1MA1NTL4INS'1Q5ANDW 'REPAIRS1 ALL' ELECTRICAL CIRCUITS, MO- 11 'THIRDY COMES DAMAGE I CONTROL- WHICHISQCQMPOSED, A OFQI1 1 CCTORSIANDIELECITRIGALCEQUIPMENTICONIBOARDI I 1IEC A 1 . I 1 CL UDEg:g.PR.OD1UCT QIOXY NDII TROGENI FOR-1.. AIRCRAFT- 'MAINTENAQNGEQ OFC A .-THE. CSHIFS S HAIR f CO N-1 I 1 S EQUIP- 1. 'QDIVISIO REPAIR CLOCK-ERS I 9A1Nl2S11l4LL CA11 A Y 'AREA THE fTR0.UBLE24ND MAKE LREP24IRS-fINjEMERGENCIES: 111I 1 1 1 W N' 19 1 i 7 , J, F1 .L ,, . y 4, N 1 1 f I RY ' :L 1 1 1 1 . - ,rv -.....1 1' : ,N I I U.A1' . .1 ' 1 1x ,1 V .4 V ,V 1 11' 11 N1 W111! 11 X :wx 1 11 ' ' 1' 1 1 1 111 COMMANDER G. R. jONES ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT HEAD ENGINEERING OFE IGNT ROW-GWO Patterson, LTJG Harrison, LTJG-Freer, ENS Peeoraro, GWO Perkins. SEC- 2yD R0 WO Lowe, LTI-Iayden, LTBranoiz, LCDR Staqy, CDR jones, LTLongmeier, GWO Howard, LT J G Howard, LTPethzek JG ,Wilmot L TJG Agora, LT jo- Huber. A . J ,,,, ARFF fog fg, .It 'I I 1 f ig , , Q l, J , ,Q M : l A, I A, , K Q fe -' . I . .., A , 7 I ' P ' ,, 2 w e s F r .f-fi Q I X A A z 'K I ,, , ,F F . , f f I. f f f Q 'V I ' I i . i X' ,hh , g I , I 1, 5 I I ' I I W , A, , ' ' '52, 2 stat . H, 2 .4 X- ' , I I A , f 4 My - . we-,,, A A DIV FRONT RO W-FN Burkhart, FN Marez, MM3 Mzorz, MM3 Deatherage, MM3 Endslqr, EN3 Ferson FA Jones MM3 johnson MM3 ' - MM3 G ' FN Martin, FN Calhoun, EN 3 Sweat, MRCS Lawshe, MMC Strong, MR3 Carver, MM3 Makz. SECOND ROW MR3 Madsen, arcza, Haywood, MM3 Hubert, FN Iron, FA Worley, FN Galiste, MR3 Dickens. THIRD RO W-C WO Howard, FN Douglzergl, MR3 Arnold FN Rensberry MR3 Swartz, MR3 Allen, FN Becker, FN Eberhart, FN Young, FN Nelson, FN Boslegf, MMFN Seward, MM3 Popp, LTJG Freer. FOURTH ROW ' 'h MR2 Lawrence, FN Davis, FN Herrera, FN Duvall, MMI Severson, EN2 Valdez, -FN Lzttle, MR3 Habel, MR2 Peterson, MM3 Vogt, MM3 Stzt , EM3 R-yrner. DIVISIO , . 5 IV FRONT ROW-FNL Cz, FN M - . . , eonar aequozd, EN3 Weber, EN2 Fzeldzng EN Wat,-on EN3 Carter FN MC Kown, FN Hend,.ix,FNBrS1w1i Misenhierner, FN S , MM 2 D l . S s , J MMC Crock, MMI MM2 H03Zi7ZsMAZc:o1l3213TFoMmjZ,1xgMe Szganson, MM2 Hirst, ENJ Dudas, NIM! Ba Zaf, NINI2 Silver, MRI H11 FN gfailofk, gjilwglgrrgfh, FL IILA 12110, FN Clark, FN I7zomas Elflfglgzaczlgkj-FND-12 IZIHHFRI Rn? WMFN Nmm' MM,i,HiQfj' gfggitifnillfl WWW, 0 gers, t b , MM3 ' ' 00 US, . FOURTH RO - U ' ,A MM2 Hisemte. ea er J' Sehaus, F N Blake, MM 3 Slusher, FN Garrett, Afj11ffc?ZaUa,.d, NIR3 Janis, ,WR3 Wheeler, FN Hells! , 4. X ku FN Ortiz and FN Misenlzeimer repair the slzzp's dp: V iifig gj cleaning plant. MR3 Manis ana' MR3 Madsen operate one rf the slzzp's lathes. W s purz ers EN2 Watson and FN Maequozd repazr one o the dzesel ozl FA Faolgf FN Blake and MMI Beazrd check the gauges on one o Lznde Oxygen Generatzng Compessors -1 if 1 l 1 i I MM3 Popp and FN Iron check the oil level in the low pressure tank zyf the No. 2 airplane elevator. g 1 it i MR3 Arnold and MR3 Lawrence mill down a piece of stock in the Machine Shop. X MM3 Estill and MM3 johnson repair a steam regulating valve. 4 r EN3 Peamfk .Gnd FN Iallonardo set the fuel injectors on the ship's N0- I emergenqf diesel generator. e i i .JJ 35 is B DIV FRONT RO W-FN Hadaller, FA Lwin d FN Kl tt FA C ,qi ROW-BT3 Camaro, BT3 Bringham, BT2 Scotia? 712 JenkigsjsMM2a,lvFlr7ac?0I?1'NBC5z'.gfrAotZ 5il217oZrdg3nTg'I'ghAveU'BFA Desmith, FN EmeU'. SECOND 11 johnson, FA Gerdsen, FA Parks, FA Edgar, FA Devine, FA Blumer, FA Cox, FN,Bmmbaugh.' , aw, T3 Newman. THIRD RO W-F N ' J B DIVISIO N ell I Li S ' ,fW'l n e , E Q e ee A ' - 3 is lg ,l , ,A ii ,O , W -I W 'E ? we 3 I ' I I g, ' 4 '4 7 is 1 E u I A I ,gr ig fgainaf WMM B DIV FRONT RO W-FA Russell, FN Richardson, FA Flagel, FA Henderson, BT2 Dickson, FN Schmidt, FN Leonhardt, FN Dubois, FN Smink. B h BTI Walton BT2 Blake BT2 Anderson BT3 Merritt, FA Fletcher, MM3 SECOND R0 W-MMI Waite, FA Marti, FN Askins, FN eac am, , , , HW MMFN Clark, FN Ryan. THIRD RO W-MM3 Bouton, FA Gray, FN Wzsmef, MMFN Hamm, MM3 Latham, MMFN Rams-W, BT3 el, B T2 Wzller, B T3 Ruth, B T2 Oberhauser, 'MM3 Schulz, MM3 Adolph. FOURTH RO W-FA Sullivan, FN Morgan, FA Caldwell, BT3 ms, BTFA Roland- FN Morrison, B T3 Seitz, B T3 Ewaniuok, FN Lynch, FN Kiourtsis, FN Reighley, FN Torres. FN Gordon blows tubes when B TF N Gede passes the order given from Main Control. B T2 Poznter and B T3 Louma punch tubes. T iff 2 . ,x., ,,X..., E 3 J s W , T ri '. xx, , if a.,.aj to -V! Q It au, r ,T , r L 1 ig - ,P .,,, 1 Q B T3 Williams stands the T019 WdfCh and FN Pippi ns stands the Burnerrnan Watch. - t jp ' ,gy 'iv -Q, X 1 I 1 L. A Q l i, s xt1ssst, . sV1 3 xta. , . , .T M s,-- '53, , t,.a . c T A A . Q. K, , pain 1 Q 5 R A v 1 1 ' X t B DIV FRONT ROW-B TFA Watson BT3 Hausknecht BT2 Burrou . 2 ,I ghs, FA Welch, FN Pzzr, FN Ives, FA Beck. SECOND R0 W-B T2 Therrwn, B T2 MvLelland, B TI Amr, B TI Rollins, FN Hanna, FN Preher, B T3 Lewis. THIRD RO W-B T3 Hulbert, FA Fuller, SA Francisci, BT2 Nugent, BT3 Mena, BTFN B d FA k .. B T2 Harlan, S N Dodson, FN Skelton, FA Tromly, FN Cline,mF,jInlS'herb2fthZe , FN Jazek, FN Franks' FA Dove. F0 UR TH ROW if Miami' BT3 Lynch znstructs FN Smznk on how to handle a re zn the azr caszng i FN Lanb tests the sal! aontentjoz the eedwatel N. 9 1, 'M sh A J, 1 K Q Q , 1 C 5, f iff V5 g, K ., B1 anfdy of IW' 11 .5 2 W F E, f ? , , ,S A L 17 A W : -if 4 Q -' ef- 4: gf Q 7 ,, r '1? I A a S 9 X A . L i e it g Qi S g 5 2,55 X Q' i , , L., i H e BDIV FRONT ROW-MM3 Rqnolds, BTC Faurote, BRC Holcomb, LTJG' Howard, LT Pethiek, BTC Bigger, BTC Sutton, M MC Lewis, FN Good. SEC O ND RO W-B TI Langan, SN Williams, FN Romero, FA Ryan, FN Inman, B T2 Carpenter, FA Faulkner, FN Trent, FN Maronfgf, FN Wacker. THIRD RO W-FN Lang, FN Cram FA Downer, FA Collins, BTFN Rgfnolds, BT3 Haught, BT3 Lantqield, FA Miller, B TF N Cede. I L L- . - BT2 Blake and FN Klatt prepare to light :gf a boiler. MM3 Latham keeps his working space in outstanding shape by shining W the tool locker in the ey't evaporators. A B DIV FRONT ROW-B T1 Windbigler, BT2 Pointer, FN Stouzt, ?I41g2lZj,n3 gI'Z1ULLl:Z,dFg7TB3rlig2kZ,,1Yi'7g3JLZ7z,fgZ, FN Sharp, SN McKnight. SECOND RO W-FN Hzeil?vHFIiVDHjz216gI!i? FN2?Vebjvm FN Bulllgr FN Maritato FN Sebastian, BT2 SN Hooker, FN Gurny, BT2 Wagner, BT3 Y ount. ' f ' ' Nom FA nun! RT2 remm FA Vmtp FN Smrlato. FN Izzz. BT3 M0nfPa5- LL Q ar .. ' , ef I V ' 0. fri U- r5 f f' ' F l so M , 4 , r s r l if 2 W 'W f - , - 1 L ,I t V 2, rf H H QLV, V, J ' PE? 4 f IM r 2 Tn' H 'f Y A I I 4 W ,ff Q f I 'J 4 f 'gl Xin' , it l r f, , , , r , , , , 1, E E , V fl V ZW, , ,F X I M X , I , f ff' , F 'lr Z H' .V r t I XVI5 Y K , I X I1 Q 3 35 '4 2 3 I 2, V iz' Q3 ? T5Qf .- ' fygffeff WM A ' ' ' ff ' I F If I 2 I A ll 4 X 7' W .- ll :W W 1 , 4 J 1 - -'tif '. 4 , , f e' auf! E DIV FRONT -EM3 Midkf ICFN Meekna, ICFN Byrd, EM2 Leer, EM2 Krites, EM2 Parsons, EMFN Benson, IC3 Neagle, ICFN Homo EM 3 Tryon, IC3 Boland, EM2 Van Vlzet. . SECOND R0 W-EM3 Manzano, EMFN Kress, EMFN Dufour, EM2 Harper, EM3 Piveo, EMCS Arnh EMC Hatheoek, EMC Hicks EMFN Slemons, FN Cooper, EM2 Webb EM2 Kruback. THIRD RO W ICFN Helmes EMF . 3 9 H a N M , Hansel, ICFN Carry, IC3 Bohling, ICF N Hess, EM3 Patton, FN Cyphers, EM3 Phillzps, IC3 Baxter, EM 3 Madsen, EM2 Dimock. FOUR rztgbgowf ICFN Humes, ICFN Curries, EM3 McClendon, FN Pergv, FN Jordan, IC3 Letterman, IC3 Alberts, ICF N Weitbrecht, EM 3 Brown, IC3 Schumacher, FN Szsk, EMF N Lezker. ' . 1 E DIVISION EMFN Gallimore checks a portable batteml charging unit I for proper operation. L.: f ,,Y,, f F EM3 Brown, EMFN Campbell and EM3 Coomer take readings on a fan to cheek for possible grounds, shorts or opens. . I I I N, II fi EQZI3 Briganoe and EMFN Lacking rewire a moral support pot, f ' 3 EM2 Wood adds dzstzlled water to a storage battery m preparatzon or ohargzng rw? t 4. In-. -wf t X , Z at il, a. iw of E DIV FRONT ' - ' ' N511 EMFNL lf' IFCA C RO W-E EM3 B ll , EMFN Dedual, EM2 Bzllzngs, ICF ort, ' uc mg, arperzter 21z?iff11Q'ef, EM? Leong Sacofvzgngow-EM1 Santoro, EM? Jfrflgfg? Egg 311015, ZNg4IgafrL0rfd0ly S1k0 , I c-Ing, , ICF ' ' - 3 C , EM3 D 1, THIRE R - uam, uoero, ur 102 Rwfr re N Jones' ICFN Bmkhwd' FN Rmd, EM Oomerb zz Ezwzogfpzftfo, EMFA Vandyfofd, IC3 Robzm-on. a, EMFN Hutton, EM I Esjnnosa, EM3 Hemmert, EMFN Camp 6 , A ! for tightness 0 connections, cleanliness ana' proper operation 2 5 v B i I EM2 Teller and EM 3 Hemrnert check Magnetis Amplifier f . 5 5 EM3 Byram acyusts the flight deck control lights, I EM3 Cooper stribs windings fam a motor V in preparation JW re- winding. E DIV FRONT ROW-EM2'Winstead, EM3 K 'ff EM2 , , EMI Lane, EMI Scruggs, EM? Kenchmmm EMI Izizlgeiuon Sgggegf Forderef, EMC Williams, LTJG Awrd ICCS Mack EMI Cftflllen EMFN Page, IC3 Sewell, ICFN Horan, ICFJV Householder, EM2 L W'FN Bm-Z: FN Bvdf, EM3 Bufkhaffi EM 3 Bfigailves FN DW any. L - aM----., 1? ,c.Q A - all ccc,cc ccccc - , ,..,,. gg g g p M 5-Ac 5 t 4 lv 123 fi or ,Jeff l T f, lr, Q,,,, ,f , Q j X ,,, .74, 3 Q X ff 4 Q, 5 gr 2 L 13- ff N X xl ,. ,g,, f. ,., 1 3 g lj 1, 1, , V F -. s ff f . , ,Q 1 'if yy 4 Wig Z' , it 4 I -. F x r - A f sr- .1 ...Q aff? MMI FN FA FN , Q 3 . M e 7 , - , Pecoraro, MMC Stow, MMI Pearson, MMI Isonhood, FA Lemoi, FN Garvais, Fii1mSlZele. T11-22129 RO VF2vlllZAIlf?3AFivxi2neFlXFF'Vb?dliii1?TrZF,N FNS Donald, FA Remo, FA Mow, F N Gfwdrivh, MM2 Graajr, FA Patterson, FA Laub, FN Unuh, FN Mqrau, FN Mahan. F0 UR TH R5 W-M133 Il1C2urg2hQZ.2d2 Upshaw, FA White, FA Otis, FA Howard, MM3 Frank, FN Zarlingo, FN Walker, MM3 Neander, MM3 Pgfor, Fa Suitt, FN Miller, DIVI IO MM3 Hankins stands throttle watch in Engine Room 4 as MM3 Cook takes a break. - ,smffzwr V ,m 'j . H . ,,.,w,.,,, x V .,,,,,,.fZf'srg1r1'f' F, Wm. A Y FN Hollingsworth cleans nozzles on high pressure turbine. FA Steele checks lube oil flow in spring bearing down in the No. 2 Shift Alley. , FN Beauehaprn adjusts valve wheel in the No. I Engine Room as FN Hol- lingsworth stands by. Q il 1 5 f 1 l S F LT J G Pecoraro uses phone while LTJG Harrison points out item to FN Nea. FN Dickson talks on the 2 J V phones, FN Howard records the it ship's speed changes and MM3 Berg steers. A MM3 Bauman stands throttles ready to talk on Q QA the 2 J V phones and LT ' 0'Brien records engine data in the Engineering Smooth Log. FA Weeks aajusts throttle valve on shzp's service turbo-generator in Engine f 'F Room No. 2. A v 'A nu! 7:9-1' 4 'Qfyp 'Q W, X Q' KEYS lbw Q QQ M F s o s gc - f X ywf ,I I ,cf AWN? - A jr I X235220,220222iffiiiffffeL'2'Zf6VN'f5l'E3'F5iVEYIvu55?lzsii1NFqfGvZnf2NFff5JZiZ2nfYiM5AD55fZ -f imiiif if 2iggi 3bff3? Z FN Weber, MM3 Berg, FN Lower, FA johnson. THIRD ROWLMM3 slut MM2 if - ' Z' W' Us r W' a FX' Glover, FA Laying, MM3 Cook, MM? Li k, FA C , MM3 P - 0, . osczelnzak, MM3 Rutter, FA Huston, DMSA Farg0, ' 'MM 3 Clement, FA Dortman, FA Friels, F31 Cook, FQATLZQZZ, FN Nelslg, F!l7fVOIf1FaFceeTiaFv ,ij1QoIzisIjkTIIgARSQmnjlTMM3 Scott, MM3 Boleyn MM3 Campn ' 1 , Z . t K l 5 ,S U tm 14 rs f W! if I ,E M DIV FRONT RO W-MM 3 Oliver, MM2 Lyle, MMFA Weekbz, FA Walters, FN Hihiker, MM3 LeBlanc, FA Hare, FN Singleton. SECOND RO W-FA McClarQ1, FN Nea, FN Martin, MMI Cook, MM2 Shepherd, MM3 Boyer, MM 3 Sowers. THIRD RO W-FA Lisi, FN McCormack, MM3 Allen, MM 3 Fredrickson, MM 3 Ponder, FN johnson. M DIV FRONT RO W-MM2 Roberts, MM2 Rush, Fn Rush, FA Weeks,.FA Barie, FA Merson, FA Zolclak, FN FN Johnson. SECOND RO W-FN Kenneafy, FN Hankins, FN Ludolen, MM3 Sumrell, FA Mora, FA Kehely, ENS Pecoraro. THIRD RO W-FA Trail, FN Augirre, FA Hollingsworth, FN Thompson, FN Hollandsworth, MM2 Kucz- niynola. I W X ' M' ,, I 5 A QQ, X fr V V X, H 'Ja QW , f 1 Qifb . kv.: V , T .,. ,,,f ..k-' 8 ' ' .5 E -'x' if .P Hi' , X 1 ' ' rf , I, , ,f . V. Il ' 'N' 'ali f L + . 1- ' . 5 if til f k so 1 E37 4, Q . Y Q I I 2 V7 Iam., M4 15' 'VW f 1 T 'J V , Q , ., 'R 14 ' , , '5 5' . , z , ' 'V ' M H -, J 12 ' .',, .if ' 1' 'Qi' V ' 1 .,, ' K, ' ff! .. r fy 4' I , g , fx A N p ,V X 4 . me If 1 e ,I W I ,I 13: 5 ' 3 ..., X 5 W : V .. , Q-R ., Mx ,V , 1 2, .V , . ...ma ,' - --... , 5 .,. -gr. , .xg . ff , ' , ,mn ..-.., 1 nn., U . ,Z Q W' vi, I 1 ,Q f Y N, I X7 X V. A - - f ,ff z I 2 'T , . fe , 'K f',4 .t V ' f of Q f ' , . , ' B ' S, . ' f ei.e ' T' -, A . - f has X I 4 x My R ,gkv x 1 'r V if Y ,f 4., 3 4 , ,. ,B V J .- X J-if Wi d , , , X Y 1 f M r f L -me A . . ' 2 . .f Y' trr. f ,, f -. f Q v - Y .4-1.5.5 to ' AX! ' gif, 'J L Zh. U . N R DIV FRONT RO W-DCI Smith, SFM3 Smith, SFP2 Bethmann, FN Goeden, FN Little, FN Scales, DC3 Vanwie, SFM3 Galbreath, FN Bodkin DCI Maples. SECOND RO W-FNFaust, FN Robb, DCF N Schqield, DC3 Neal, FN Reames, LT J G Huber, DCC Myers, EN3 Ferson, AN Vanabfke, SNSl1iph,erd SA Gutierrez, FN Aragon. THIRD RO W-FN Rysaznr, FA Dotson, FN Carter, FN Michaud, DCFN Childs, FN Banach, FA Crispell, SFM3 Kleeberger, FN Bukham, SFMFN Gordon, FA Walker, FN Meinen. FOUR TH RO W-DC3 Graham, FN Aspinall, DCFN Dorrow, DCFN Head, FA Reinke SFP? Connors, FN Szpes, SFPFA CIW, SFP3 Stein, FN Poeckes, FN Keller, FN Kohls. . I a R DIVISIO --.K ,.. DC3 Doleman and DCI .Smith stuagr damage control messages. LT JG Huber talks on phone while LCDR Bullock reviews Damage Control Central's operations far the day. F N Rowell works hard. I YN2 Brown and DCCS look fir iryformation :yr plotting board. MMM' 1'5- u I 3 , Q, if ' ' w -nn.. 1' ,-', -Y ' , ' ' kv in 3 , .., P ,F his if sf R DIV FRONT RO W-FA Hayes, FA Platkowski, FN Anglin, DCFA Snowdon, FN Sannar FN Scales DC3 Bohnman. SECOND ROW DC3 King, DC3 Falk, DC2 Dougherty, SFC Hittle, LT j G Wilmot, SFC Wann, SFI Clayton, SFM 2 Rayjrergz, SFM 2 Howard, SFP3 Bius THIRD ROW-DC2 Scott, FA Bowbfou, SFP3 Crim, DCFN Alldredge, SFM3 Ziemba, FN Carry, FN Valo, SFMFN Cornelius, SFM3 Sutton SFP3 Hunted. FOUR TH RO W-FN Wood, FA Schmitt, FN Morris, DC3 Bell, FA Irvin, MMFN Carbaugh, FN Vincent, FA Albright, SFM3 Dell FN Doleman. SFMQ Rajzrzyz SFM3 Zzemba and FN Dolernan set up bar saw x F N Cary puts finishing touch- 9 f l es on door be ore its installa- i r 'l07l 5 sf s r D03 King and SFC Hung D I L ,,,,,,, check over R Division Optar 5 , J , D , ,. funds. .4 A 551 A D F UL ll , r n it 1, X , ,gs gf-- ' r A i A ,,,, , ,, ,,,, A-, -Q H Q V V r T me ll yu 5 I X 5 U 2, , 'lull V 'N , , W rl ai tl if W A, ! V 5 1 lb, wr , E il if it Wh, is H 13 f, 1 wg, 2, Writ, u 3,1553 - g gm V iii , srgv , w f',,' ,I QW? t im' .Y! 3, ?i M111 i 'Hi , 13' 'V ull W, Il lr , 1 1 till r gl 1-' Ari W li W W M ! I li ,5, r ft DC3 Archuleta instructs personnel , . from A Division on the operation of an 1 j oxygen breathing apparatus. 1 x I 1 'N I SFP3 Hunter and FN Corbaugh out pipe needed for repairs. Q FN Dolernan and FN Volo operate drill press. , WN- 'fi v1u N 1 Nix or :'l il 3 ,I , ll 11 ' 7 lg, f 1, X . N ,eq H2 air 5 in Er Me, Ep 1 'x w nal., r QIlr!'f FI-I F ?f,g?1? 1,12 I SFP2 Bethrnann and WO Lowe inspect cooling unit needing repairs DC3 Graham and DC3 Desrosier weigh CO2 bottles to be sure they're full. ' 2 ff 'W f W Uiliii l 'VT i assi' VW'-'uf gm 4 nzwmwfifwfvwm Q ,I WWW :fl sig AIR DEPARTMNT: N THE AIR DEPARTMENT IS PRIMARILY RESPONSIBLE FOR EF- FEC TIVELY LA UNCHING AND RECO VERING AIRCRAFT. THIS IS AN ALL WEATHER JOE AND MUST BE DONEATANY TIME DAY OR NIGHT. THE JOBS DEMAND A GREAT DEAL OF ISKILL. THE AIR DEPARTMENT ALSO PROVIDES SERVICES AND FACILITIES FOR RO UTINE 'MAINTENA NCEQ OF AIRCRAFT AND THE 'EQUIPMENT PER TINENT TO AIRCRAFT HANDLING. THE RESPONSIBILITIES ARE BROKENN DOWN .INTO VARIOUS SPECIALIZED DIVISIONS. THE MEMBERS OF -EACH DIVISION ARE EASILY DISTINGUISHED BY I THEIR 'COLOREDI jERSEYSg V-I DIVISION, PERSONNEL WORK ON THE FLIGHT DECK MOVING AND SPO TTING AIRCRAFT4 V-2 DIVISION PARSONNELWARE' LOCATED 'ON THEFLIGHTDECK AND HANDLE THE CA TAPUL TS RANDARRESTING GEARQDURING FLIGHT OPERATIONSQ 'V-3 PERSONNEL,fAREI STATIONED PRIMARILY IN THE HANGER BAY VING .AND SPO TTING AIRCRAFT. V-4 DIVI- SION L OPERA TES ON HBO TH THELHANGER BAY ,AND1 FLIGHT DECK STORINGI POLAND SRDISTRIBIUTING AVIA TION I FUEL, V-5 DIVISION QOMPRISES I THEQAIR DEPARTMENT'S CONTROL TOWER AND AQDMINIS TRACTION. PERSONNEL. fSPECIALIZATION,I1HAS 'PRO VEN ITSM WOR'THgA ND ANECESSITYINIITHE AIR I DEPAR TMENTL A ,I U If ' I 4 II Hi A++ , ,I I AIN I , I- I I I ,W M IN Tw 'C IV. I I- -I I A I IV' NI , A A . H :Ii .LSO +49 ffl' N COMMANDER R. M. BOH AIR DEPARTMENT HEAD R D RR M RRRRR R - ' LT G M'lh' , LTL Quite, LCDR Williams, LT Wilcox, LTjG Fuoco, LT EPARTMENT OFFICERS FRONT ROW LTBamwle' J Z mr LCISZR D ' CDR S 1: LCDR Howard W0 Gre 0 Chef, SECOND RO W-LT Teumzmm, W0 Gillies, LCDR Fagan, LCDR Wflfkiflf, Ufmmga wan Q , g 0'- '-' A 5 A4 KS Q A 1- , 4, Y Ra fe vQ '-'S e vt ' 5 ,' ' fy X 1. , ' 4 V I DIV FRONT RO W-AN Kay AN Pennzngton, AA Lampkzn, ABH3 Crespzn, WO Gzllzes, AA Hanes, L TBarnzcle, ABHC McDade, AN Dmytef, . y ALHI Correia, AN Klingler, AN Wativon, AA Lowzlholtz, AA May. .SECOND ROW-ABH1 Fuller, AN Hayden, ABH3 Lamay, ABH3 Omen, AA L . Perrin, AA Butcher, ,AN Northcraft, AA Schmidt, AA Mason, AN Austzn, ABH2 Wheelmgton. THIRD RO W-AN Adkins, AN Plauche, AA Leonard 5 A ABH3 Taylor, ABH3 Stacey, AA McMinn, AN Lauderdale, ABHAR Tartar, ABH2 Holt, AN Kerr, AN William. , E A L ar -IDI IIO A F lzght deck crewmen remove azrcrew from landzng area, 4ln W., W . ., - H W W VY if' f T M 3 J ' 5 3 - ll' YW N ' 1:5 , A Y' A ' Z I T , A E r ' - f A 1 f . A , no . , rr ,L if V ,V Jw, ,, , L by ff, ,,,, - 1 u 1, AV A ji ,asv . QS YN .sw . Q 2 D' H wi 1 5 H 4 1 A V X bl' X' ' I rf. .. 65 V R 'K C i. f 4 GM . ., . , '--Q .., f LQ V gl, Rl , , f , , Q4 Wea ,M . f 1 .,.,, . V-I DIV FRONT RO WfAN Lazrd, AN Tzemann, AA Vanlaninglzam, ABH2 Caoazos, ABI-II Hartman, LT Barnicle, ABHC Dezman, AN Drews, AN Swann, AN Bender, AN Teasley, AA Blesh. SECOND ROW-AMS3 Cedusky, AN Henslqz, AN Goodman, AN Faulkner, AA Heighes, AA Eurzek, AA Callender, AA Escobedo, AN Gardner, AN Hemmer, AN Rogers, AA Crowley, AN Fennell, AN Mclfeloqf, ABHI Mayall. AN Donald AN Hznderks and ABH3 Clemmons stack clzocks a ter launehzng azrera t ABH3 Staegf AN Swann AN Donald AN Hznderks AMS3 Cedusky AN Martzn lkneelzngj and AN MCKEZUQI kneelzng reozew flzglzt deck .WWW procedures We F 1137115 deck crewmen spot Phantom durzng recovew. 1 v-2 DIVISIO , 1 ,-f1 1 1 11 l ll 11 '11 tl I 5 V 1 I 1 1 . 1 1 il P I Y Y 1 l V 1 vl 1 31 '1 1 Y Y 1 I I 1 - 51 V-2 DIV FRONT RO W-AN Bunting, AA Manning, AA Rix, AA jones, AN Preist, ABEANBiac1ze, AN Wcwzrd, AN McGill, AN Begbie. SECOND RO W-ABE3 Cournqa, ABE3 Force, ABE3 James, ABE2 Gartin, ABEI Hoell, ABEC Clemmer, LCDR Watkins, ABE! Slater, ABE2 Sackett, AE3 I Savedra, ABE3 Rask. THIRD RO W-AA Lee, AN Dyer, ABEAA Ahuna, AN Carpenter, AA Crook, AN J acobberger, AN Baccala, AA Albers, ABEAN 1 Redman,'AA Norman, ABEAA WoUe. F O UR TH RO W-AN Taylor, AA Burge, AA Wallace, ABEAN Hartman, AN Stewart, AA Adam, AN Watson, t AN Orngard, AN Mathon, AA Pukalsi, AA Pukalski. - 5 1 No.1 catapult crew prepares catapult for nosetow 1 launch. 1 . 1 M35 4 .eww A K v I No.1 Catapult crew readies deck for launch- 1 I l' ' 1' P 1 1' ll V 1 -wig lilgmt, AN Dell ASE2 Grainger wait for bridle to be tensioned on a I Phantom set for launching. V AN Adam and AN Stewart hook up bridle and wait for ABE! Slater to give tension signal prior to F-4 launch. f AN Watson takes final cheek on the holdbaek line before launching of Skyhawk. and ,aim z -J J DIV FR - 3L ABE2 S k k ABE! Whittington ABCS Moulton ABEI Dixon A ONT ROW ABE3 Dean ABE3 Parsons ABE ee AN H 11 Zn ZIBEAA Arendt AN Ono AN Maur AN Dell SN Wa ingef IC2 K' k B . SECOND Row- A erm , Thompson Elcqmfaglx ,i1Bf2?A1J270g?h7fYfi IfZigi,AN Pauly, THIRD RO W-ABEAN Seobgu AA Robertx AA Norman AN Dragoo AA Cwon ANCullup AA Hall ICFN Mashack AN Winkler ICFN Bos . , .4 1:7 , gl s X AN Rigby and AA Aclrent move out mer hooking up Skyhawk on Ly No.1 cat s s Q gf:?e?' ' A Q .. ii. I ...ki LT Helmers, Assistant Catapult Oji- i ' .xii-1 cer, gives twoyingcr turn up to pilot bmnre launch. LCDR Williams, Assistant Catapult Ojlcer, gives steam pressure to AN Haberman which will be used for a launch. LCDR Williams gives launch signal durmg ' launching operations. AN Dyer pusheskhre button to launch Phantom op' No.3 catapult. gs.. - Q V13 DIV FRONT R-O W-AA O'Rourl-ce, ABH3 Monroe, ABH2 Theriot, ABH2 Painter, ABH2 Izzo, ABHC I-light, LT Wilcox, ABI-II Garlough, ABI-13 Hill, ABH3 Rader, AN Barron, FN Morris, SECOND RO W-AA MoClintio, AA Heaton, AA Thompson, AA Kuhnert, AN Kushmeder, AN Radomyki, AN Weber, AA Drake, SN Olson, AA Ziebarth, AN Fliokinger. THIRD RO W-AN Cowley, AN Andrade, AN Burns, AN Sewidge, AN Ffefidgg, AN Dean, AN Kramer, AN Hepner, AN Romano, AN Christman, AN Jackson, AN Bernard. V 3 DIVISION AN Olson prepares towbar or next azrcraw to be Pulled o elevator ' AN Hepner elevator No.1 con- trols. , .fy-,..,.,,,, FN Long AN Babcock, ABI-I2 Theriot and AN Jackson bring a hot Skyhawk fam the No.1 elevator onto the hangar bay. ABH2 Painter directs an aircrcyft Qj! the No.1 elevator. .I Q Q I AA Wassilie and AN jackson connect towbar to an A-4. . .. ,' 4.1: 4-vfmze gmt' rffff 1. ff ff..a,m:.+ .,. ,Y V, + H ,H AN Cougf ties', an aircraft down. AN Batchelor catches nap between flight operatzons AA Drake completes the tie-downjob. 97 E6 'H -J V-4 DIV FRONT R0 W-ABF3 Vaught, ABF3 Perin, ABF3 McAdams, AA CurU1, AA Martin. SECOND RO W-AN Eleamos, AN Eleamos, AN Baxter, AN Berube, ABF I Bauer ,ABF I Le Borgne, LT Tettenburn, ABF I Dolinger, AN Batten, AN Weighall, AA Wilson, ABF3 Washburn. THIRD RO W-AA Mangield, AA Allen, AN Beal, ABF2 Young, AN Akers, AN Walter, AA McCullough, ABF3 Cmfe, AN King, AN Clements. FOUR TH ROW-AN Coulson, AN Kimbrel, AN Nelson, AA Lemke, AN Naylor, ABF2 Miller, AA Ayke, AN Toomey, AA McBride, AN Huston, AN Brooke. -4 DI, ISIO 'QS 5 is -- .. - -15 .rj Z 9 ff ' 2 fi 33? V kbs i VAN X Liinfw nl g X dl Y W an V4 D1 V FRONT ROW-AA Diggelenr AA Fffffl, AN Turner, AN Wendling AN Baldwin AN Nolan SECOND Row ABF3 Y ,ABF2S '11, BF s A s , - Aj,'infIndm0n, QQ Sim? gifgifjk ffqflfaigeztlia A113fi1?5efeZ,4ABF1 Stubblfyield, ABF2 Hass, AN Nuffzoffe, AN Voszef, Hopping, AA Newman, AA Bollng, AN Nutwell, AN Hollenb k. F61 en, N Ruiz, AN Bundy, AIN Coddington, AN Taylor' AA Corey, AN Carr, AN Chermf, AA Budd, AN Arter, AN Carmolgu AN WWhgig52AGjGefg2, ABF3 .lVIartz,n, ABF2 Wilder, AN 3 - 1 , . arney. AN Taylor and AN Toomey cargzfugl hose, ..... 'X w AN Wilson, AN Mangield and AN Akers prepare to refuel a Phantom. ABF 3 Degner and ABFAN Coulson make out sounding report. ABF2 Hass and AN AQfke repazr fuelzng nozzle ABFAN Naylor, AN Arter ana' AA Mo Bride fuel a Skyhawk. ig AA Phillzyos, AN Arter, AA Mc Bride and ABFAN Naylor roll up fuel hose. lf, 4 ABF2 Wilder and ABFAN Coulson change ooer to new fuel lines. AN Boling, AA Martin ana' AN Kimbrel get reacb to fuel tractors. It 'ar V-5 DIV 'FRONTROW-YN3 Chase, LTJG Milhizer, AA Cregar, AN Ellis. SECOND RO W-AN Alexander, AN Fell, AN Brown, AN Peterson, AA Bell. V-5 DIVISIO Commander R.M. Boh jr. Air Boss Commander D.E. Swank Assistant Air Boss AN Peterson waits far the word to Y N3 Chase looks over copy to be published for the Air Department. record launches and recoveries if aircraft. 2432310 aggzfglllo Jgfies up correspondence in the Air l AN jay handles the Primary Control for launching and recovering. HC-1 DET. 43 H01 Detachment 43 is a small detachment Q8 qjicers d 30 l ' tg. Helicopter Combat .Support Squadron Qne, which is located dli2Naoale174hiirubZiliiaribe21Wii17ghl '0 Rggm Field Imperial Beach, Calyforni. HC-I or The Pacyic Fleet Angeiw has a or , s a I mitgjign to provide all helicopter serozce, other than anti-submarine waU'are to th Pas .m V - D 9 fd' , Q, Fl 5, To accomplish this the squadron uses two djerent t il 1 6 an 'G an? the UH-45 The UHj2 ZS used lbrimaribt as a searchlphhzlyresizlbalhbfliccbphtzi 45115-Zi ' N! gig 'lo ed aboard all attack aircrew carriers in the North and Sout ' s li ijagfh deployed aboard destroyers to ,brioide search and rescue assislzaribZ?Zh.ourZhhlotgIzbh2 ,ut afgfgrced to bail out inland orjzcst of the shore fy' North Vietnam. The UH-46 is uses' by the squadron for vertical replenishment and operates of modern suplbbf shzyos An ave, month on the line means about 200 flying hours for the detachment and its three UHi1gi hich are flying for every launch and recooegz of aircrew 11 k' X llifrsonnel, mail and cargo. as we as ma mg tmnmm typ LIEUTENANT COMMANDER N. L. HANEI Ojicer-in-Charge cf l F4Su PRoN 092 ' HC-I PILOTS FRONT ROW-LTJG Pyles, LTQIG Mulcahy, LCDR Haney. gEl?OND ROW-LTJG Tucker, LTjG Smith, LTjG Ray, LTjG Weigel, LTjG A u e. -L -4 N s fir .1 X ,cg i 1 js I N 'QII 4 f v,:' ,J HC-I D 1Wul1,Agjs2Fl5ONT R0 W-ADR2 Burton, AD Je Mc Neely, A1113 Statler, AAE3 Harris, AMS3 Ream. dS5cE7g1EZnRgIE1g7fijifi' ifzgfgfngfgiafzif T unmet , AMS NF , AE2 E 1 , AMH1 Luo 3 , 1 . ' ANIQEQJEZO ZVEAMZZ3 jenhirin,VZIvcXhJT7'Z511ehXIAVl1g?Z'Z kigldtgirillfy, ArNtTaylor, IIZTZV3 Alenza, AJWS3 Firth, AMS3 Watkins, ADJ3 Hurley, t 3 D6 Cluette, AN Ferioli. 7 AN Mc Ginlqz, AMS3 Firth and AMS3 Watkins bring in Angel 6. ' AN Mc Ginlegf spots helos ADR? Burton, AN Frost and ADJ3 Mc N660 rebuild helo engine. ,A N! iv, lx.: --I V. I HX X, i 1554 J.. QED 4 , . !' '- H ' 53,15 25:2 WH 'I i, rH,.: g ':6 'E1'? 1, 5 nf -2 Z V 5 , I 1 Y 1. if A . . , .y . 5 L L 1 Tj ff f, pf f AZ 51. -' 11 A' v .gf ...N ,lm , 1-- L ,, ry. -,E gr, !,V, .If I X' ' 1, I f 1 S g 1 V A 'I QA' X 5141 limi : J r . 'I v . l-' I . fm Q. f,,f,' f 'f'.'ff ,f 4 N 1 , !,,1, , f-' ' l ff Ka fy, .1 I I 1 lf W if W' ff ' if Hx If ' 7 ff W we ,E Sir xc J W ff' Z 55 1 g A gf' fi i ,i V 5 fl ' a ,I ' 9 f 'I ' N 9 I ? f f 7 V X , A l I M f I g Qi A f' . af ,f l f 1 W y ZA f 5 4. f ' , A Z' fi 9 Q22 42:4 1 if 99 ' 5 u ff ff 1 if in - of W -f X 521 f 4' . Q ' ' .Jfi N , gin' -'J' WTJ 'V if lf . ,154 'JA QQTTY , ' ' f 1 M A y ,M , F' 7 X W WEAPONS DEPARTMENT THE WEAPONS DEPARTMENT HAS THE DEMA NDING TASK OF CARING FOR ALL THE ORDNANCE USED BY CORAL SEA. IT'S RESPONSIBLE' FOR SUPPLYING ARMS TO ,THE AIR WING AS WELL AS THE SI-IIP'S FIVE-INCH GUNS. TOO 'ACCOMPLISH THIS, SEPARA TE DIVISIONS ARE ASSIGNED TO' THE CARE OF THE SHIPJS GUNS, AIR WING ROMRS AND HIGHLY TECHNICAL' MISSILES. THE MEN MUST KNOW PERFECTLY HOW TO STO W, ASSEM- BLE AND LOAD AIRCRAFT ORDNANCE4 I I A A TWO O THER FUNCTIONS FALL UNDER THENCARE OF THIS DEPARTMENT. ONE IS THE PERFORMANCE OF DECK SEAMA NSHIP OPERA TIONS AND EVOL U TIONS IN-A CL UDING THE CARE AND MAINTENANCE OF QBOA,.TS,' GROUND- TACKLE, SHIP'S LINESQQA ND O THER RELATED' ANO THERE' IMPOR TANTFUNCTION OFI THE .WEAPONS DEPARTMENI',TI' ISE TO LMAINTAOINWTHE INTERNAL SECURITY ,OF THE SHIP. I VTHISF' TASK'-ISV SF ASSIGNED' 'TQ THE IMARINE S 'I DE TACHMENT WHICHVALSO1UPRQVIDES iORDERLIES-iF0R IIIN THE CAP TAIN1ANDff-ITHE5 'KIIF EXECDUTIVE2 EQFFICER-fV 'flLf1DDITI0N,f 4 THE'rMAR1NES1fALSO I 'L SUPPLY M1-ZN,,T0'ASSISTETHEFIIKEJNCHN-!G UNICREWS:fff, OSNI A II + AT ALL TIMES IOWEAPOIWADEPAR CA1l13 ELSL 5 F0RS.eUNDERIWAfK IFLL R ISI MQ ANO I ,AIRS rrs' ' A A ,I4E' I-qI. , ' ,, '.' I .l'1f 11' ig -' 'K f' ww sf- I, -f Y ff .,, , f, 4:2 -. I 4',IV .wwf V ,,-5 ',xf' ,.- ,W I ,,. ,., U., ,,.f,.1v . . ' , -, . , I ' , .-', -AV, I '- COMMANDER J. K. GADDY WEo4PoNS DEPARTMENT HEAD ........J S Z, fi' ' ....,....'::., 24' is S V' . 'I, WEAPONS DEPAR TME RS FRONT R0 W-ENS Laub ENS Wilson, LTjG Vercollone, W0 Pasco, WO New, ENS Daniels, SECO - NT OFFICE ' LTJG Thompson, LT Zujfnetti, LCDR Kling, CDR Caddy, LCDR Wow LT llok ND ROW ENS Gunderson WO Frztz, WO Flanagan, ld LT GPO Flavia LCDR Phillzps, ENS Azzbfimm, ENS Daniels, LT JG Schiff , J w Ogg? N? X? Mg? 33 STWQ wig? T., gf, e -ff? T sr Q Ist DIV FRONT ROW SN Wrzght SN Whitt SN Erzekson BM3 De La Rosa BM3 Arsenault ENS Danzels BM2 Orton BM3 Marks SN omas BM2 Sohzvztz SN jennzngs SN Mzller SECOND ROW BMSN Games SA Medinosky, SN Wzllzams SN Charles SN Latner SN Kellog SN Kzng SN Lovett SN Salazar SA Salajia SN Smzth SA Conger SA Vznson SN Ruf SN Maxzmenza AA Lee THIRD ROW SN Wow SN Arsenault SA Nelson SN Selzaztel SN Norrzs SN Duncan SN Tremont SN Terrell SN Porter, SN Camp SA Schlemmer SN Perez SN Hem! SN BM 3 Putman BM3 Camp and BM 3 Bzanehz make an We splzoe or a slmg to be used durzng an un rep . if I 4 If! W,-'gdfl ' WfW'4,f 24' fy M, .....L....., nv u' SN Smith and SN Vinson chip paint on the forecastle deck. L SN Herndon fakes down a Zine for the next at sea replenishment. BA43 Arsenault, ENS Daniels and BAJ2 Schultz inspect the eondition zyf lgfe jacketx. ,W N ii' Y J M su gi 1 1 FIRST DIVISION IN ACTION . A , 4 I I ,I 5 If v AQ BIRD' ' S QR. -'M zz' , fx X'Q,r i , ': Q s X ul ll' 'I' , ,fr-, - - H 'A .lf M, I li ij, . gf .7 R. ll? 1. I . ' I- wh f A , 'NN ' I ' , 'N rl I ff I .fs :gg - 4 X Q I ' .ff-X I' L ' J QND DIV FRONT RO W-SA Deoherle, SA Sanclwr, SA Laufgas, BM3 Ortiz, ENS Laub, SN Roles BM3 Coca SN Zumwalt SA Gordon SN 1' S '1 , SECOND ROW-SN Allard, SN Miglets, SN Skidmore, SN Wick! a' , SN Sh h , SNH ll ,d , ' , ' 3 Sflhlglzrshman, SN Mattarochza, SN Nash, SA Ruby. V an ey 6 an 0 an l SN Bell' SN Dams' SN Reid' SN Thom, I ND DIVISION SN Bonds acts as phone talker durzng rofueling operatzons BMI Waagan, BMSN Ortiz, SN Lopez and BMSN Zachagr tend outboard rofueling rig. 5 v SN Diaz, SN Russejjr and SN Skifper ibut manila stops around pigtail zyf hose securing messenger. SN Russqj' hooks upfuel linejom oiler. SA Harshman, SN Russzj and BM 2 Harris pull hose back mer refueling. Q Q , 5 , W 1 5 A f 1 f f f 4 ' y Y f ,XX wx, 4 'fs Ile :SX f f Z I 7, f ,, X , av W ..,w fx, H-.-...M WW L ,,g.. , , My , , W X we fr-.H mn 'a 1 i b ' i 2:-, fu, ,una ' 2 , 1, W, 5-4... . ftfjzfiy 1 ' di s I . , .al 'wp 5, 5 QQ ,gg as SA 4 'X ,A A 1 A wg 5 ,gi ,ff 'nr XX . 3, 'H V A 4, 4 M! ,K .Wu if ., 54597 S in BJ ' H: C , Manx W 7 M if ' 4 Ag A , 1 ,sggi X ' Q , ' , ? ' y . , ,.. , 5 W ? Z f ,, , ,.,,,,, f l ' I c W C, Xl 3, H, W :ff , 3rd DIV FRONT RO W-SN Brown, SN Alvarado, BM3 Benard, BM 3 Aguirre, BM 3 Rodriguez, BM2 Sta Elena, ENS Wilson, BMI Mc ,I Nichols, BM3 Cano, BM3 Kennedy, BM3 Bianchi, SA Riena, SN Conga SECOND RO W-SN Dinkovich, BMSN Smith, SN Callinan, SA Campbell, SN Kieyf SN Murphy, SN Weeks, SN Hubble, SN Stanko, SN Huntlzy, SN Calcote, SN Marshall. THIRD RO W-SA Smith, SN I? Wells, SN Serge, SN Hutchison, SN Musiak, SA Gaines, SA Mc Guire, SN Bustos, SN Barrette, SN Rodgers, SN, Amick, SN Allen, SN Smith, SRD DIVISIO AA Aikin and SN Hutchison slush span wife. ' AA -Aikin, SN Colcate, SA jones and SA Campbell recoil wire on I J a winch drum. 5 f r n v V5 1 L N. , - Q. V Iliff :Z j'W'Uim N 'I :SEEN I W ... nj, fi, U25 I.. ln J , H ,Wy N4 i , , BM2 Cano, SN Gaines, SN Alvarado, SN Weeks, SN Smith, SN Wingerter, ana' BM2 Crosby secure Burtan wire. S 4 1 I - S Xi- 3 Cano, SN Alvarado ana SN Hubble unrig Burtan B will BM I V ll '. EIN. 1 1 I U SN Henning, SN Serge and BM3 Cano disassemble Barton Rig. 43' . l,L U 1,4 f ff. fm . im 7 1 ff! 2 f , W , ff , , , f wwf mf f,,,W5,,f5 ,WWMQ ,WW W W, WWW ,Wx 7 , My . '47 f ,, 1 W ' may W f M74 f Vlll W ,W ,f , , f7W , W, , 1,2 ,W ,, f 4 f f ff,f.fy,fZf 5,,f ' ' WW f, fwf ' wwf ffnfffwwwfz 42 WWWW' fywwwwm Q nb fy I f I Wwwwwwwff, if ww V V ff , ,wwgywwwfwm ,, fw ff WWMMWMWMWMW fwffwff f f Wwywwwwmwfif , ww f ywwywwwwnff ,f fw ' gmwfwwfwwwyw wwf V ' fwvwnfwfwwwywfwffw fWW Wwywwwwfm Q wwwwwwyfffwffy , ,WW Wwwywwmwww , 1.3 f M ,ff f wf f f ffiff f W, ,L,,, , ,,,. W, f Www ,MWXW f ' ZWOW4 goqffffffgfff f fri' gzwffw Wfwwffffzffif , , f,,fW,w,fW,4 , f, f ,, ,,,, WMM, W ,,fWf,f,,,,,,,,,W 5 fgwww, f W , ,,,,WW,,W,'f,, WWWW f , ,,,,, , , WW M ff ,, M W M ff- , ffl XWWh4ff I Wwyff f fl? , I 45' f' , , I-A, X . M555 ' Xbv X QQ NNN Mlh 1... f W i 1' ik' Ml vlmu ul , , 'B sl , -+1-'Li 5th DIV FRONT RO W-GMG3 Grant, GMG2 Mitchell, GMG1 Ellis, ENS Gunderson, GMGI Ioanj GMG3 Lank- ford, GMG3 Simmons. SECOND ROW+-GMG3 Ramsq, SA Clark, SN Deal, SN Raasch, SN Mandrell, SA Cates, SA Conway, GMG3 Doke. THIRD RO W-SN Sanders, SA Hall, SN jayne, SN Cole, SN Yulzas, SN Merrill, SN Evans. TH DIVISIO ' l i r GMG2 Mitcheld, SA Hall, SN Evans, GMG3 Agate, GMG3 Dolce, SN Yuhas, GMGSN Deal, GMGI Ivanfj and ENS Gunderson pose on their 5-inch baby. 4 i I .v ' K x 3 1 ' D gs.. N e -we Aff sv, 1- f' W X 1 9+-.....fN.. IN -1' .Neg M A GMG2 Ramsey talks to gun director Qinside on SP phones. SN Conway and GMG3 Simmons load 5-inch projectile into hoist for firing. ' .F - .,..e. .N Wg I GM G3 Simmons, SN Sanders and ENS Gunderson check the 5-inch gun mount przor to jiring. SN Y uhas, SN Evans, DMG3 Agate, GMG3 Doke, GMC! Ivanfyf and GMSN Deal prepare to jire the slzzllfs Salute Guns. A ' , ,. f S , ,,.f -+C 'W V : '- f in .v, , ' -1 Z! 3 'Q 4 nf 2 vii! f-A v in f ' 5 . . A A 4 K if N ws 'P ,qs 1'v'g- FOX DIV THIRD R0 W-FTGSN Barral, SN Falck, F TG3 Strom, F TGSN Darwin, F TGSN Davis, F TG2 Kerns, F TG2 Gabbert. SECOND ROW-FTGSN Dornbkowskz, F TG3 Burneit, F TG3 De Witt, F TG3 Livel, F TG2 Simpson, F TG2 Wag- goner, SN Gross, SN Blaokgf. F120 N T Row-SN McLaughlin, F TG3 Hodge, F TGSN Flonv, LTJG Thompson, F TGSN Shook, F TGSN Clark, F TG3 Wind. a target from Sky I . te the MK4 console. if 5 . ig-5,2-,g'f4+f:g1:i:F ...,,, 4 ' 4 A hi 4 ,, J A -lu.. g i -. , 2 , 3' , if X I Q4 If 'L-if U ,- -..gm7, JI.. 4 ' .sua na- FUX DIVI IO F TG2 Simpson, SN McLaughlin sight 'X I S W g YQ -, ..,,. ., , , F TGSN Darwin, F TG3 Livebl, F TG3 Burnett and SN Gross opera i ,. ' v f LTJG Vercollone, LTJG Thompson, FTGSN Barrel and F TG3 Strom operate TDS console in Weapons Control. FTG3 jones and FTG3 DeWztt run MK IA GTGSN Clark ana' SN Flack do maintenance work on MK 25 Radar Amplgfer. F TG2 Waggoner and F TGSN Dams test B Scope cir- G DIV FRONT RO W-AN Beaton, SA Rilqv, SA Fraliek, SN Hill, SN Moneho, SN Smith, SA Hodorowski, SA Owens, SA McColl, SN Geisler. SECOND RO W-AO2 Hall, A02 McDaniel, AO2 Cannacbf, SN Harris, SA Champieux, AOAN Sawyer, AN Murphy, SN Drons, SA Y oung, AN Saver, SA Zubris, SN McCoy. THIRD RO W-SA Blakfgv, AN Sante, AN Hill, AO3 Everson, SA Vasquez, SN Hodeeker, AO3 Douthitt, McCarthy, AO3 Earl, SN Hill, SA Leipski, AOAN Jurgensen. F O UR TH RO W-AN Wann, SA Roberts, AO3 Wooden, AO3 Walbert, AN Bergstrand, AN Buhler, SA Robinson, AN Williams, AO3 Griffin, AO2 Lane, SN Hooker, SN Graham. G DIVISIO AN Murphy and WO I Fritz on duty at Ordnance Control GMG3 Martin and SA Zubris ,but T 45E2 adapter booster in he MK 83 bomb - 'f'Pl!! 'f1'F WN AOAN Sawyer, A03 Grifin and AN Troup remove ordnance from the elevator car which has just come from the hangar deck. 4, .M of f, , 4 f ,,.. e of W XVV, A . o ' wg. 5, ,Ea 5 X31 ,. 1 Q fm? 'J ' 4 Mo SJ G DIV FRONT RO W-SN Wozooo, SNHf1nm,AA Conlon, SN Lawrence A02 Ferguson A02 Anon SN Hillwi SECOND Row SA Jackson, AN King, SA Crosier, AOC Russell, LTJG Pollok, AOCS Schafan, A01 Ablnott, SN W SAA Sf , SNR P i THIRERO W-AA Lyon, AN Nelson, SN Powers, A03 Leckwee, A03 Wright, AN Clayton, SA Dixon, SN Adjrns, SNegfo1diaszek Sli7,Furstn?JrLhh6lnU,F 0 UR TH R0 W-A03 Hutson, AN Myer, SA Skeens, SA Andrews, SA Clement, AN Beaton, AA Patterson, SA Riley, A02 Pippin, SN Harker, SA 0tto, SA Scott. ,Ti SA Vasquez and A03 Hutson move ordnance to elevator for ride to flight deck. f V K I. , 5 E ff A -l: L. 1 IH Y ISIUN - Q , g asian 'Qc' ' 25-22 - 1 1 --Zi.. la' 1 :Z--:Q - - W:- i I ... ZZ.. sin:-www 1 iili ' 1 J .. 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' -Q Q any Q ' 1 ' ' ef - f : V f' Wie, tw fzfLefW,,,w,'3 A .. ,A,. X , ,, W XWW, 5 V, GM DIV FRONT ROW-ADAN Bgiant, AOAN Binder, SN Besch, AA Wildrix, AA Faria, A03 Craig, AOAN Laqa, A03 Stockjish. SECOND R0 W-AOAN Gilghrist, SN Harnisch, AOAN Blackwood, AOAN Hall, AOC Foote, LCDR Doughdrill, AOC Hanna, A02 Donahoe, A03 Lamjkrs, AN Reeve. THIRD R0'W-SN Bishop, AN Hutchins, A02 Thomas, AN johnson, ATN3 Kurtz, AOAN Sanders, AA Creach, A03 Liyin, SN Houck, ,AN Schlaich. FOUR TH R0 W-A02 Kirby, AN Lukens, A03 Lemay, A03 Thompson, A03 Schmitt, AOAN Floerkgz, A03 Hcywt, A03 Morasch, SN Waters, A03 Zaccaro. GM DIVISIO SN Harnisch positions a Sparrow missile on skid for delivegf to the flight deck. A03 Hall, A03 Blackwood and A03 Schlaich remove Bullpup missiles from lower elevators. 1 :lk 'r .1 'Q' an 4 E A. L sl, W .QW K .K , l 4 x ,H ffl 1-H I vl. sp ' lx- 1'-4 ' if Aswfbfufjf, .,JA,Aw, V 'K SN Lukens, AA Creach, SN Harnisch, A03 Bryant, SN Gunsolley, A03 Blackwood and A03 Schlaich remove Sidewinder 'missiles .hom Ready Service magazines. A02 Schmitt removes Sidewinder from deck elevator. L Q A m4 056' 1 i giyf I A03 Blackwood Qrearj, SN Harnisch and A. WWE A02 Schmitt, A03 Blackwood, A03 Bryant, A03 Hall and A03 Fiske' receive missiles j9om lower deck magazines. A03 Fisher move Bullpup missile to flight -, deck elevator. ' WDIV FRONT R0 W-GM T2 Moore, GM T2 Ortlzberg, GMG2 Erath, LCDR Wof LTFlaoin, LTKIG Sclzield, ENS Daniels, WOI Pasco, GM TC Ruth, GM T2 Sattler, SK I Howell, GM T2 Franklin. 'SECOND RO W--GM TSN Trotter, GM TSN Spirka, GMTI James, GMT2 Gillilo, GMT3 Langley, GMT2 Robinson, GMT3 Christiansen, SN Braafzrd, GM TSA Koinzan, GM TSN Thrall, GMT3 Hincklgf THIRD RO W-SN Lockwood, SN Raingz, GM TSN Sullivan, CM TSA Friedman, GM TSN Boss, GM TS N Curtis, GM TSN Cole, GMT3 Hitshew, SN Hansen, GMT2' Cox, SN !Thompson, GM T2 Saxton. DIVISION CM TSN Trotter, GMT3 Moore and SN Braawrd examine bomb. ' ' GM T2 Saxton, CM T2 Orthberg, GMT3 AQ'ord and GM TSN Friedman test bomb. RI E DET CH E MARINE DET FRONT ROW LCPL Hellbuseh PFC Gzbowskz LCPL Phzllzps PFC DoQohus LCPL Erdman LCPL Crawford LCPL Muschany PFC Solzooley LCPL Peterson LCPL Andrews SECOND ROW LCPL Mass CPL Grzrrzes CPL Babbztt CPL Turner CPL Autrey CAPTHankzns Ist SGT Hujstutter SGT AAberg CPL Lucero CPL Fbfnn CPL Meaders THIRD ROW LCP! Dzxson PFC Scott PFC Heller LCPL PFC Mangield LCPL Thorpe PFC jankowskz Rader PCPL Rader LCPL Koppes LCPL Anderson PFC Leese LCPL Stagf FOUR TH ROW PFC Calliper LCPL Perkzns LCPL Fox LCPLMQ1ers PFC Snyder PFC Fzsher LCPL Denzson LCPL Hoff PFC Hazlett PFC Gonzales LCPL Mzdland LCPL Koppey PFC Trostle LCPL Musohany, LCPL Dixson, PFC Solzoolq, LCPL Marr and PFC Curby run on the jlight deck as part cyf their daibf exeroise- LCPL Denison, LCPL Peterson, LCPL Andrews, PFC Dolplzus, LCPL Stag, LCPL Fox, PFC Hazlett, LCPL Mass and PFC Scott are shown how to disassemble a 500-pound bomb by CMT2 Hall. bPFC Gonzales, PFC Scbooley, PFC Gibowski, PFC Copper, LCPL Koppes ana' PFC Man- sjiela' practice proper stance and foot work. .t.'J ' ., , ' CPL Autry hands M-60 machine gun to CPL Lucero to put in-gun locker. In, s ,Z rJ f : J SGT Aaberg and CPL Lucero inspect weapons in Marine gun locker. I . 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'THE' AIRFIELD :A ND PLANES DESPIATEAHEA GROUWD-.MISSILEACTION.E THE NAVY'S FFABEULO US FIFTEEN? 'i AIR, WINGAIS GOMPREISED OF VA-153' VAM55, VF-16151EVF-1513',,VA-25,fTVAW4I 16Q VAH-V2 DET 43: 'Vf1AWi13,EADE7T434'f1ND:QVFP-63f43f A111f I A A z SLI A!P3 f Commander Linder enlisted in the Nay. in 1943 and entered the Naval Awdemy in June 1945. l Uponlgraduatiuon in 1949 he was commissioned and my Completion fyf flight training designated a Naval Aviator in 1950. Hg ,vgrved in Fighter Squadron 112 aboard the USS Philippine Sea and the USS Kearsarge during the Korean War until 1954. Shore duly from 1954 to 1957 at NAS Willow Grove, Pa. wasfollowed by a tour aboard the USS Roosevelt as CCA Ojicer and Operations Department assistant until 1959. CDR Linder completed the Naval War College course bqforeedeploying as Operations Ojicer in Attack Squadron 172 aboard the USS Roosevelt and the USS Enterprise. From 1961 to 1963 he was assigned to the Bureau fy' Naval Personnel as an aide' to the Chief rj Naval Personnel. He then ,elwyfgd to Attack Squadron 76, NAS Oceana, Va. as Executive Ojicer and later Commanding Ojicer during deployments aboard the USS America and the USS Enterprise. He then spent a short tour with Carrier Replacement Aj, Wing 12 based at NAS Miramar, Calf bqfore assuming command in Februagf 1967 ofAttack Carrier4Air Wing 15, homeported at NAS Lemoore, Cali CDR Linder has received the Silver Star, three- Distinguished F biing Crosses and 15 Air Medals. CDR Linder is married to the former Miss Patricia Weir if Mount Pleasant, Iowa. The Linders presentbi live in San Diego, Calf with their two children, Jamqz and jefrgr. i . I 5 1 s F I I 4 I r 1 3 I COMMANDER B. LINDER Commander Air Wing 15 VW- 5 T FF R WING 15 STAFF FRONT RO W-LT Cummins, LCDR Rmeff LCD R Schaadt, CDR Linder, LCDR Brown, LCDR Ruchala, C . , LTL 11, LT GSmith. fo SEooND RO W-ENS Washburn, LTJG Evans, LT Sfflfbffffv LT Lewes: LT HL 1frf'2 W J U CAC-I5 STAFF FRONT RO W-DK2 Breathe, CWO Cady, LCDR Reimer, LT Cummins, LCDR Sehaadt, LCDR Brown, LCDR MeBrien, LCDR Ruclzala, ATCS Dallatorre. SECOND RO W-ADKSA Robeseh, AKI Riggs, AN Harrison, AK! Pace, SN Heeker, AZ2 Baker, YNSN Wire. ' CAC-I5 STAFF FRONT ROW-ATCS Dal- latorre, AFCM Buckholt, HMC Wilkerson. SEC- OND ROW-YNSN Wire, YNI Tagito, AK! 'Q g Riggs, YN3 Willis. ' 9 A . H , ' u'.xxv.jxv,-s, W N '-T if ,E -WQQ -x 5 . 1 fgiiil. J Lg ,V i. NL f any -gr VA-153 FRONTRO W-LCDR Earnest, LCDR O,Connell, CDR Woolcock, CDR Sperling, LTJC St. Claire, LTJC Rust. SECOND RO W-LCDR Dundon, LCDR Giuliani, LT Macaleer, LT Byers, LTJC Dienstl, LT Norton, LTJC Corsini, LCDR Poore, LTJC Newell. THIRD RO W-LCDR Bajord, LCDR Coleman, LTJC Ryan, LT Mgrers, LT Hoech, LT Ivis. TT CKS UADRO 153 COMMANDER T. E. WOOLCOCK C0mmanding Ojicer VA-153 The squadron records its birth as ubr 1943 when it wasx trst tjuiallp commissioned as Fighter Squadron 153. Assi ned to Air Croup 15 the unit distin uished itsel Tin ll orld Ilfar II combat operations by participating in such amous campaigns Alarcus Island Ili ake Island the Marianas Turkgr Shoot Palau the Philippines the Ryukus Okinazna and Formosa. Immediateb ollowing Wor'ld War II the unit was decommissioned and placed in a reserze status. Recalled to active duty upon the outbreak o hostilities in Ixorea and redesi nated as VF-831 the squadron was assigned F9F-2 Panther jets and conducted intensite A ti ht operations against North Korean tarvets rom October 1950 to Alarch 1952 aboard the Antietam. Redesignated as VF-153, the squadron returned to Korea in anuary 1953 aboard the Princeton. It was during this second Korean combat tour that the squadron received their nickname 'CBlue Tail Flies. Two jets were badbr damagedj5'om enemy anti-aircraj7 pre during this cruise and maintenance personnel worked night and day to salvage them, joining the remains cj the older blue qhghter to the new gray aircrew. The result was a plane with an all blue tail and gray fuselage which the pilots immediatebr dubbed, 4'The Blue Tail Fly. The squadron has since adopted this name and is justyiably proud rj its heritage. In 1957 the squadron was redesignated as Attack Squadron 153 and received thexhrst nzodel fyfthe aircrajq it now flies-the A-4 Skyhawk. During the period 1957-1961, VA-153 made several peacetime cruises to the Western Pacgpc. Combat operations were resumed in 1965 aboard the Coral Sea when the squadron participated in numerous strikes against North Vietnam. A second combat tour in the same area in 1966 sau' VA-153 operating font the decks the Con- stellation. In june 1967, VA-153 again re- ported aboard the Coral Sea in preparation for its third combat cruise in the Culfof Tonkin. .-ff w I - 1 if - 7 1 I.-'lx .gi vf, -'Z'-Q ll! i 'Geek att' X I L f VA-153 FRONT RO W-ADjC Orr, CSC Clokgz, LT Dill, CWO Morrell, AMCS Anderson, ATC Spence, SECOND RO W-AMHC Surber, AD JC Lassiter, ADRC Thrapp, AMHC Lister, AEC Hardy. AN Catron cleans air- craft to prevent corro- sion. ATN3 Patzer crawls inside jet housing qv a Skyhawk to cheek wir- ing. VA-153 FRONT RO W-PR2 Clark, AME34Niemer, YN2 Davis, ADJ3 Castill A TR2 C T ' ' ADJZ George, ADJ2 Canova, ADJ3 Young.. SECOND RO W-TN Garces, AN Sulzer Azlllg,If!3alkef1Zs0nA5fIjg3AlI3els1ANGower, ADJ3 yhji Bridges, AN Goodman, AD J3 Rohde, AN Skipper, AD J3 Ambrose, AN Buehheister, AD J3 iferalds THIRD, ROV amelmna A03 Nfatgzlk ' . AN Gardner, AN Kennedy, AN Hister, AN Milne, SN Osier, AN Kessel, AOAN Sterbonie A03 , ,T AZ3 SPHHVIAOQ Banner, AE3 Murray Jr., , ' infill 7 x 07- I an in J, gy ii... A03 Swain, A02 Poibooiclz and ADJAN zwitclzell take down bomb rack from Skyhawk, wwf., , -K. f- 1 2 ,i5,,.1 X9 it 1,j5 'Yf, A02 Popovich removes bomb qector rack from the wing ry' an A-4E. - I 4. r , no VA-153 FRONT R0 W-AEI Centgl, ABH2 Smith, ATR2 Cooper, ATN2 Hoskin, ADJ1 jones, CSC Clokegf, ADRC Thralbp, AEC Hardy, A02 Patti, A03 Ball, PRI Clark, AN Grady. SECOND R0 W-AE3 Saylor, ADJ3 Cillenwater, AMS3 Albert, AN Overall, AA Devans, A03 Hammond, AA Bolar, AZ2 Keys, AE3 Harden, AE3 Kimerling, AN Platt, AEM3 Walden. THIRD ROW-A03 Nugent, AME! Tillett, SN Daous, AN Bottoms, AME3 Morris, SN Mioek, A03 Swain, AN Fast, ATN3 Ewen, AMEAN Getzfred, ATR2 Thompson, AD JAN Ives. AD j3 Ambrose and AD j2 C700 clean up Mer a days work. xi xu0 5'm fx L s . ml ..-el 1 i AN Couser and ATR2 Couser cheek radio after installing it in the A-4E. I-:Qu f VA-153 FRONT R0 W-A TR2 Larson, AE3 Lewis, AR T2 Beard, AMS3 Hudson, AN Stratton, AZAN 0'Lucci, A03 McCord, AN Hunter, AN Click, AMH3 White, AME2 Ross, PR3 Rose. SECOND ROW-ADJZ Groo, ADjAN Mitchell, A03 Meeks, ADJ2 Collins, AN Webster, AA Hudelson, AMS3 Mc Ingfre, AE3 Patzer, PR3 Corey, A01 Clay, ATN3 McManus, ATR2 Tirns, ATI Davis. THIRD RO W-AN Tuttle, ADJ3 Robertson, A01 Payne, AA Catron, SN Kleinhenz, AMS3 Claybo, ADJ3 Gordon, AE3 Hartzell, ADJ3 Gannon, A02 Popooich, SN Olioeri, AMSI Wendt. ATI Henson and AN Buchheister test antenna. 5 ADJ2 Croo installs combustion chamber i housing in J52 Engine. l TTACK SQUADR0 25 ' .,f 1 A ,, ww OFFICERS OF VA-25 FRONT ROW-LTJG Pellot, LCDR McDermott, LTJC Hagen LCDR Skelton, CDR Church fr., LCDR Smith, LTJC Nichols, LTJC Dunn. SECOND RO W-LT McGee, LTJG Thom, ENS Rarnsgf, LT Buchberger, LCDR Ritzmann, LCDR Bolt, LTJC Stone, LCDR Rausa, LTJC Marcus, LTJC Gardiner, LCDR Moser, ENS Hill Jr. COMMANDER C.E. CHURCH, JR. Commanding Oficer of VA-25 Attack Squadron 25, The Fist zyfthe Fleet,', is a veteran command in Naval aviation. In its past histogr as Torpedo Squadron 17 and VA-6B, the unit operated with TBM and SB2C attack bombers. I Designated VA-65 in late 1947 the squadron began its long and historic tour with the propeller driven Skyraider aircrcyft. In September 1967 the squadron marks 20 consecutive years flying the A-1 Skyraider. The squadron received its present designation as VA-25 Jubl 1, 1959. The unit became a plank owner aboard the Coral Sea when the carrier made its maiden voyage with the Atlantic Fleet in earbf 1948. In the succeeding years Attack Squadron 25 also deployed aboard the Midway. It won itsjrst Battle Ejicienql EH denoting it as the best single engine bombing squadron on the east coast in 1948 and repeated this achievement in 1950. In March 1951, H The Fist cyfthe Fleetn transkrred to the Philippine Sea where it remained until summer. In the following years, Attack Squadron 25 deployed with the Adidwayfour times to the Far East and was variousbf homeported upon return at NAS Alameda, NAS Iidcwztt and NAS Lemoore, Caljornia where it is presentbl homeported. In 1965 Attack Squadron 25 still aboard the Midway with Carrier Air Iflfing 2 entered Vietnam combat operations and flew 1,852 missions against the Viet Cong and North Vietnamese. The squadron demonstrated again, under combat conditions, capabilities ajthe A-1 as a close air support, strike reconnaissance and rescue patrol aircrajt A division flight zyf c'Spads,,' as A-1s are referred to in the vernacular, was attacked by a section of Vietnamese Adig 17s deep in North Vietnam on june 20, 1965, and successfulbf scored a kill against one rj the jet powered enemy hghters. In this sameyear, Attack Squadron 25 earned another Battle Epliciengr HE for this achievement. VA-25 FRONT RO W-AN Clayson, ATNANDavis, ATNANStewart, AMH3 Wall. SECOND ROW-ANCox, ANHellickson, ADR3 Padgett, A03 Bergeron, AK2 Hatch, ATC Smith, ADRC Mc Cartngz, ADRI Dennis, AZ2 Land, ADJAN Youngblood, AA McKrell, AN Davis. THIRD ROW-AN Hazelwood, AN Bays, ADRAN Myer, AN Crommett, AN Carnall, AN Kendall, AN Buyea, AN Crawford, AMS3 Dominguez, ATNAN Lee, ATN3 Gilbert, AN Daniels. AN Peck, AOAN Starr and Ratlml .jind time for a little lhorse,olayH between launches. CDR Church gets strapped in by AN Kendall. AN Wolf? and AOANJQU 500-pound bombs on a Sjmii, I A02 Walter A03 Jones A02 Morzto AOAN Starr A02 Ebert and A03 Deshazo pegform the heavy task 0 loadzng bombs ATR3 Nfztchell ana' A TN3 Lee appg external power to Spad 4 5 4 A02 Steele Hzsesfoe meh rorlels ADRC' Shaw ADR3 Towne and LCDR Ale Dermot! zlzspefl envzrze repair 115 A02 Ebert ana' A03 Deslzafo posztzon bornbf for lv f'N I U53 Ha elaooa' ana' A1 UH3 Came: paznt the wzrzg loading of K1 .Spafl lg' L M em ef of ef Lg-1 Y o we , T T , .ii si! ' 'S , VAL-! TI X s J 5 ' if ' ,otse ' ' f 1 -f ' 'H ' M: Mg .4,,,.. , , f V X' . , myg , fa? ' ,, VA-25 FRONT R0 W-AHI Matthews, A01 Hengz, A01 Yedo, AMCS Strom, AMCS Carlson, AEC Taylor, AFCM Waller, AOCS Holmes, ADRC Shaw, AMSC Perm, AEI Cassoutt, ATI Spiegel. SECOND'ROW-ADR3 Towne, A02 Steele, A02 Ratlfy, A03 Jones, A02 Walter, AN Arrenholz, A02 Ebert, AE2 Hebert, AZ2 Desantis, AE3 Landrum, ATR2 Cooper, ADR2 Hansen, AN Horny, ADR3 Erickson. THIRD R0 W-PR2 Robbins, AME2 Bishop, AMH2 Kragness, AE3 Wall, AN Wom ADR3 Prentice, AE2 Holbrook, AZ3 Thornton, AZ3 Lloyd, AN Dittmann, AA Price, ATNAN Sorensen. ,ADRI Granil, ADR3 Towne, AE2 Holbrook, ADRI Simmons, AD J3 Youngblood, make last minute aojustrnents on Skyraider prior to launch. VF 161 FRONT RO W-LCDR Renner, LT Therou' LCDR C ll LCDR Bolwerk LTJC Trout. l SECOND RO W-ENS Crunberg, 27621251325 gNSUSheEiJTZfTSTjOeI1lbJldT STITTC-DLFDR1 Nijlgoiiald LT Butlgr ' 1 ff, e ano oicler LTJC Pla!-:lf LTJG Edge LTJG Flint, LTJG Hummel. THIRD RO W-LT ' Griffin LTJG Peinemann, LTJG Morgeri, LTJG Gigjlitt, LTJC More LTj?CaJIS7d9i7gi1d Ftjiifiviijii LdTJG Jones, LT Brent LT Domi LTJG Turner 7 J 1 - 617' . FIGHTER SQU DRG 161 X Q V, . 'X .. H ' f .2 Ng COMMANDER R. SCHULTE Ni' - Commanding Opicer VF-161 CCm'm ii- Fighter Squadron 161 carried out numerous combat missions in the Pacmc Theater during World War II, flying from the decks Q' the USS Lexington and the USS Randolph. The Chargers' proud histogt included Tarawa, Wake Island, Gilbert Island, Truk and the Marianas Turkey Shoot. Fighter Squadron 161 was decommissioned in 1945. In 1960 Fighting 161 was recommissioned at NAS Cecil Field-flying the F3H Demon. The squadron moved to NAS Key West in earbt 1961, standing alert duty during the Cuban crisis. Fighting 161 was transerred to NAS .M'irarnar late in 1961 as part cj Carrier Air Wing 16 and reported aboard USS Oriskaryt to participate in the development cyrthe Navy Tactical Data Systems QNTDSQ. The squadron deployed on the USS Oriskaryt in 1962 and 1965, the latter deployment being noteworthy as the last Demon cruise in the Pacific Fleet. The Chargers prst combat deployment since its recommissioning was May 1966 aboard the Constellation as a member iyfflir Wing 15. Shortbt ajfer arriving in the Tonkin Cum Fighting 161 now flying the F413 Phantom shot down its jrst enemyjghter since WWII. During the-following six months cjcombat operations the Chargersftew 1,368 combat sorties, participating in the initial multi-carrier coordinated action underprej9'onz the enenir. For this the Chargers were awarded the Navy Unit Commendation, seven Distinguished Flying Crosses, 193 Air Medals and 30 Navy Commendation Aledals. In June 1967 Fighting 16.1 reported aboard the Coral Sea, again as a member 1yfFabulous CVW-15, to participate in Coral Sea's third cruise to Vietnam. X 5 in Z H222 1 iff if 1-xg, K , M - if .X1, A - , - J A , - . 2, .ff 4' T e f T , i i ' 4 ' 1' ' r if ise ,. 1 f A - ' A A ,b,. , , fe ti f rs A ., is i 74 siiisr ' is e r f f ' A S .'V'- ' J 'T V! mv? -' ' V 42 ff 5 f f sf - f M H f ' Z ,, ,, J , Aflf ' ' A A fling M c VF-161 FRONT ROW-,AQFAN Sandell, AE3 Brunson, AE3 King, AE3 Humble, A02 Bosch, ,ATN2 Miller, AQF3 St. 0nge, AQF3 Piper SECOND R0 W-AE2 Ward, ATR3 Duty, AQFAN Noguchi, AQYF3 Smith, AEC Tucker, ATC Dolan, AOC Patterson, AOC Halcumb, A02 Waldron A03 Albertson, A01 Presley, A03 Landmz. THIRD R0 W-AQF3 Hougan, AQFAN Williams, ,AQFAN Hendon, AQBAN Roberts, ATN3 Hunter, AQFAN Roberts, AQF2 Gryfn, AQ! Depperschmidt, AE2 Frazier, AQF2 Wilson, AQF2 Tilton, AQF3 Dobbins, A TR3 Andrews. FOURTH ROW- AE2 Power, ATN2 Mellott, ATN3 0ls0n, ATN3 Mankejf, ATN3 Coleman, ATNAN Corrigan, AE2 0mernik, AE2 Rodi, AN Kaiser, AEI Tucker, AE3 Burkhalter, AE3 Clark. r ADj2 Bessard, AD J3 Wheeler, AD JC Gilchrist, and AD JC Tipton perjbrm maintenance work on F-4B J 79. D 0 AA Jfwkwn, ADJAN Ladegard and AN Conner clean the rearseat canopy gf an F.-43, NA .V E' QQ it FL E'e Hd ,1 f rl I L AE3 Kaiser gives a Phantom an electrical .gystem inspection. ' 1 we . , : I 'H n r I . i , , - - ,, ,y ' SI 'r , 5' 1 S WX, N ij fS , f 1 . jf . , C 5 532 ' S AMSC' Knaust, AD JC Paulding and AFCM Buekholt it lil t N Q Qin! L N in x, 1. N W w N F,-761 FRQNT ROW.AA B , SA Volz, ADJC Kirkland, SN Harris, AA Street, IN Weese. SECOND ROW'gJlNvl3nDgvlin, YN2 Hamilton, SN Thomas, YN3 Butler, ' YN3 Decuir, YN3 Fullan. Q 'AN 1. V review aircrew status board. ,, , , AMS3 Gourlgr, ADJ3 Feinberg and AD J3 Wheeler cheek Phantom centerline tan ADJ3 Lang, ADJ3 Kirkpatrick an-cl ADJ3 Garrett make tail hook operatzon znsepeetzon. 4 VF-161 FRONT ROW-AMSI Danclridge, AMEC Hausotter, ADJ2 Shank, ADJ3 Gest, ADJ3 Sharp. SECOND RO W-ADJ3 Buehler, ADJ3 Butler, AN Weedin, AA Jackson, PRAN Runge. THIRD ROW ADJ3 Andrews AA Mons AN Frost AN Peters ADJ3 Flute ABHAN Menke .: Lf: 1 . 6344. . ,F X, '- 9 rw H i 4.- AE3 Humble AE3 Clark and AN Conner add last minute checks to be certain Phantom ll-' ' - f Sx fir ' - I 'T 4 f?9 l'?, if .ff ,, W, I . . f 'ff ' J - if J I ' ' 4 Y up 5 9 Q Q . f, , gb, J ' X, j I, ,V V, A V ,A v , ..1f-zzswi sa nm. ii .fm-,, Nl . V r gf yf ' E ' rw' K , wr 'Q . , 1 1 2 I ' v I VF-161 FRONT RO W-AMH2 Barnett, AMS2 Carngf, AMSI Pronovets, AMHI Crow, AMHI Wilson. SECOND RO W-AMS3 Balnis, AMS2 Teske, AN Eads, AMH3 Peterson, AMH3 Larson. I THIRD ROW-AE3 Davis, AMSAN Bydlon, AMH3 Allocoa, AMS3 Gourley, AN Goad. A02 Waldron and A03 Struck work on bombraok con- nectors. -fi I5ugNQ -A-W - 3-we 0 ,V . 5 . . 4 5' R' - ' kfe, W9 ,lessi -,,,.,Jf . 1 X, COMMANDER OR. GILLESPIE e if 1967-On. 24, 1967 0.1 F-x5N Commandin O icer VF-151 March 20, S U 1 1 COMMANDERB.D-.W1LL1o4121ZJ Commanding Ojicer VF 151 Oct 1967- I l , VF 151 FRONT ROW LCDR Dungan LCDR Ruchala LCDR Gralow CDR Williard ICDR Davis ICNDR Cotcman fi LTJG Gftdm ENS LCDR M B LT G H SECON jr Jones c rien J arris DROW LTStearns LTJG Tragi Jr LTJGjgt!gmgn1 ENS UcLenzoie LTJG Matthaei LTJG Woodyard LCDR Kgiway LTJO Messer LTJG Shunlc LTJG Griesser LTJG Cooper LTJC1 Callowa THIRD ROW LT1-Iazlip LCDR Purvis111 LTJGpettigrew LTJG Bouilhr LTJG Cebrowskz LTJG White LTJG Kyangzgwslxz ENSTBMSZQ FIVS Baslser vi e Fighter Squadron 151 VF 151j was rst commissioned in 1948 as VF 23 and quickbi began building an enviable reputation flying the F4U Corsair Thisjamous WW11 workhorse was the prst qfsix ghter a r cra t which the squadron has own in peace and combat in evemi corner o the Pacyic It was with the Corsair that the squadron distinguished itsel during two combat tours in the Korean con ict 1n 1951 the squadron transitioned to the F9F Panther jetq ighter. uickbi orienting themselves to the jet- ghter-interceptor role durinff one Western Paciic cruise in they Parther VF-23 found an even more demanding role awaiting them when they became an all-weather night jetq ghter .squadron flying the F21-1 Banshees. 1n ubi 1956 the squadron received their. rst CNO Annual Sa in Awardjor outstanding sa egi records during the preceding year. I 1959 the squadron accepted tV1cDonnel F311 Demons. Now with an all- weather night interceptor mission the squadron was redesignated VF-151. Their 'jlt'.S'l Demon cruise in 1960 tested the, utl measure o ithe squadron s capabilities as they arrived on .station durin. one o the hhrst A lareups in Laos. It was itting that the pilots and men o the squadron who maintained ound the clock vigil ofreadzness in the South China Sea adopted the 1 name Viffilantes t was durinv the squadrons our diplollllftlli ting mons that the Vigztantcs Gained thin pefili ss and hard iaznid iepllffl or outstandzn per orrnande as atlzccathu intimptois Follozcinv ffl Demon cruise a lonv awaited opportnnitm ani ed as IF 151 tiansitzo 0 .5 twin engine two plate F411 Phantom 11. On Ftbinail f .1 ing their irst Fhantorn dcplornzfnt tl ' V 't itif ct' 5 St' ' 1' ' inator and A11 Patrolq orce l 1' -I ll 1.2 on thi lfnitid H U Airs. major strike in Aorth It iftnani. l fm' thi: r ' 'l ill d il ' n nit we had bun 50771195 tfd thi stlnailrini alon 'i ith othirs iilioard C 0211 'I i 5 aazvrdcd the IVHZVJ Unit Coninnndationtxf' 1' th 'ir sflf in th Vit 1 Cm? 751- FUN IUVIZJ 1966 to Dmnilnr lfttititlic Vi ilintc: it ain l 'fl ' c conibat : 1 ons ' n ion, rink ' IIIIKII. ' Q adronqfhw 1 ,16.:i'on1ln1t flffjvfl' f,- . 'Lg L mm Um N. ' 'orii 1 a o K id 1 56 t'tlt'l't.'t' ln n in - Qc ,jx ' L f -' i't'lii nn ' ' V016 H 1177-977 f llti' l if l in ri i ' 'X' ii Klttc . I Y n , ,V , V , , - J , , , , , ' , . ., . '- ,51,,:3:.. :1'i:2jg, z1i3F:rga:frf::e4f:.:,'-:-avr,-. --.if-W.. . -Y i t f 'T Y S len V , V 1, Wig M gn gg.. , A c gui ...,,. 'U I --ix Qf 4 ll 42 w'Hv?w?'3W VF-151 FRONT RO W-AE2 Drake AME2 Rohrabaugh AME3 Friscia AMEI Calhoun AMEI PEU-TQ! AME2 Allen, AE2 Hedobz, AE3 Jennings, ADJ3 Howard. SECOND ROW-ADJ! Johnston, ADJ3 Fudge, AN Montague, AME3 Chevalier, AD J2 Kinderman, AME3 Reece, AE3 Sanchez, AD J I Teal, AD J 3 Slauson, AD J2 Markham. THIRD Stevens, AD JZ Bradlgf, AD J3 Luna, AD f2 Olson, AE2 Adessa, AE2 Vickers, AE2 Boyle, AD J3 Ridenour, e vig. , X AE3 Mzlstead AE2 Boyle AD J3 Howard and AD J3 Krenek work on generator for Phantom. Nl 44?- VF-I5I FRONT ROW-AMH2 Cawlfgu, AMEI Maurer, ADCS Laswell, ,ADJ2 Freeman, AMH2 Gil- lespie. SECOND ROW-AMSAN jenkins, ADJAN Traer, AD JAN Shull, AMSAN Westgerdes. ENS Mc Lemore gets briwd on corrosion control by AMS3 Edmondson, AMS3 Enderle and AMS3 Whittle. VF-151 g FRONT RO W-AMS3 Enderle, AQFAN Newport, AQF3 Wells, A TI White, ATI Fisher, .AMS3 Chandler, AMS2 Wardrop, AN Haning, AMS3 Edornondson, A TN2 Koinzan, ATNANKQ1ser. SECOND RO W-AQF3 Franklin, AQF3 Jenkins, AQF3 Kenney, AQF3 Fznzcle, AQF3 High, AQF2 Brandt, AQF3 Croyl, ATR2 Paguette, A TN2 Conant, A TN3 Myers, A TN3 Kemp, AQFAN Carroll, AQF2 Brierl THIRD ROW AMH3 Halsnzer AMS2 Broussard AMS3 Whittle, AMS3 Bonoan, AMH2 Davis, A TR3 Click , W 1 J A TN3 Szebert, A TN3 Murphy, A TN2 Eagan, A TN3 Kellqf, AQBAN Rieeh. AN Wemlt and AMS3 Enderle inspect the Ram Air Turbine. , A A X s g , , 1, g -' mg, ' , , ,,,, i W , ,Q Q i is 4 A , , , Y' fag' 9 af 5 45. Y X xx 5 ,Lf rn, N' ' 0 ' 'R - -IW '-.J S ...Ir , , Q S f A X , '1 L 3 Qu ,M ,. VV, ' ,A f ,, ff N 415, , igfl' l T to 5 V+, ,K ' iff VF-151 FRONT RO W-ADJ3 Weiss, AN Lajeunesse ADJ3 Krenek AKI Pace AJVISJ AK3 Morrison, AZ3 Shimult, AK3 Goddamj ADJ3 D SECOND Q g , Rfgmoldsf, AAIS2 Itlf,-zleirzgw, AZ3 Ch,-obak ADJ3 Fagan, ADJ3 Edenjield, AN Anthony, AN Weglf, ADJ3 Mfils0i2IZ!iSfj6EfiIglfjlg1EIaADj4o loss, AJIH3 Haglga A-IDJ3 Dm, - A 1 s rmon. LTIC Calloway and LTHazlzpjoke with LTJG4 przor to launch. ,4-l +.J.,i , 3 V 2 5751 - ,215 t , , , 3 4.4 ' , gf 2 -- a n y - ' A , V g . ti '. I A I f 4 ff, : h Y -Q , K Q rl A 'Gr ..- 1 F151 FRONT ROW AMSAN Throokmorton AME2 Smzth AZ2 johnson AMH3B th AN W lk AD ANM AMH3D ANShznaIl AWF3 Mzllzken AN Morgan SECOND ROW A02 Steward AMEAN Takilz1s6h7tmhnPR3CrfS1 PR3 Dxdre AO5ig'?7?Z:Z6ll SNjan?sen R AD jl Merzs AN Washzngton AEAN Rodman AE3 Gomez all V gl , 5 Q 4 -' V 'xi AMH2 Morgan removes a panel from a Phantom AN Anthony AE2 Adams ATR2 Freeman and AE3 Gomez cheek electrzoal gear on F 4B 4 ' 1 : .ks 5 ..-. . K ' ' y3Y ' - -' 5 . f V- H- M1 L. qw v H M! A ' 9 I uh .,. K ,'-- nga ' 3 at 0. an ,QC ' v ., ,ga . , . i mia' ,,,,,, j 1722 A HM' . ' j lr, ....,.. b - A 1. ext ,IJ Q 1. -' ' I 1 I I , ' r ily RQNT ROW AECS Shepherd AOC Smzth AQYCS Trexler, AQYC Strioklin, AEC Hastings, r VF-151 F MCSP 1 ZAC Warm, SECONDPROW-AOC Batt, AEC Winter, AFCM sehmoz, V5 AMHC Horner, A 6175 Us . ' Q AOC Wilt, ATC johnson, AMSC Huayohn, AEC Herman, ADJC Vaner. l I ,ll - - ', , . I fr f 1PIl'c'm Y M1 lm' g 2 LILY I Gfmdwww. SE0oND1aoW-SNS - V W N 4- fy I X 2 M' X H' -Mt' IQI' ' -A03 Good A02 Perdue VF-151 FRONT ROW-AN Peterson, AN Tong, AD JAN Sanken, AD JAN Cort, AMH3 Brokaw-U SECOND ROW , , A02 Keithtq, A02 Keck, AMH2 Price, A01 Mo Cultough,-AMHI West, AMH2 Wztlzams, AMH2 Hopkznx, AIVIH2 Gould, A1WS2qEcketbZrger. THIRD N R0 W-A03 Reeves, A03 Wittenrrryer, A03 Pruilhiere, A03 0rcutt, A03 Reed, AMH2 Morgarz, AZWHI Wheattgz, AMS3 orne, N Przoe, AN Redekop, AMH3 Ontto. W , I5 K 5.1 1 i i? 3 . , LCDR Gralow a'ebriagfs' LT Hazlilb, ATN2 Conant, and ' 2' 'I A LTJG Grtgjlirz ajterftigfzt. M' 1 LCDR Dungan bridf LTJG Matthaei, LCDR Davis, ENS 1' Jones and LCDR Purois prior to flight. ' 3- N I 'W 1 1 17 27 VV-,-,Y- V N VF-151 FRONT ROVV-DK3 Sefziereck, AN Shar: AUS!! V ' 5 H 2 fh1arltr,tS1V kgllllflllf, IJXJ If, j7AX'j fl-,,,, P m V- X, N ' my if AN ,sz-fmff, PN3 awww. THIRD ROW-SN zfmwf, ,rm 1'f'ffr,f.T,,,,,f ,,,f,,f,M,1'f,F,--Q !QI,,,,lf' 1!5'fJQ :A1A?,,f3MER'-3 Closxfon, SN Ross, PN3 Kassleezz. K 3 A ' ' ' 6 N A K ,tl lf ,v li I v ! I . 1 I 1 ,E If ,I VAW-116 FRONT ROW-lkneelingj ATI Diaz, ENS Schweitzer, LTJC Tasler, LTJC Law, CDR WOM LCDR Cehres, ATCS Dgiden, 5 ATI Giles, ATC Cary. SECOND ROW-A TN2 Bazzle, ATR3 Dunn, LTJC Brangrord, LCDR Traylor, LTJC Boyce, LT Carlile, LTJC Jennings, LTJG Apple, LTJC Julian, LTJC Kempenaar, LT Hess. THIRD RO W-LTJC Chapman, LTJC Simpson, LTJC Haynes, ENS McKelvQ1, LCDR Nystrom, LTJG King, ATC Olson. E RLY ARNING SQUADRO 116 The present and jirst commanding qficer :yr VA W-I I 6 is Commander Kenneth E. Wow The squadron has four aircrasj7, 25 ojicers and approximatebr I 20 enlisted men. VA W-I I 6 is presentbi a part Q' Carrier Air Wing I 5 aboard the Coral Sea. Carrier Airborne Earbr Warning Squadron I I 6 QVA W-1165 was commissioned at NAS North Island on April 20, I 967. The VA W-116 squadron aircraft is the versatile E-2A Hawkqre. The Grumman built E-2A is one ij the Nazyfs newest and most sophisticated aircraji. Although its primagr mission is airborne earbi warning, VA W-I I 6 Is E-2A Hawkeye is able to carp: out numerous secondamf missions such as I strike control, middleman and search and rescure coordination. The E-2A incorporates the Airborne Tactical Data System CN TDS Q, - l which enables it to send information via data link to surface or airborne units employing a similar qgistem. The Hawkgre carries a crew jfive: pilot, co-pilot, combat information officer, air control ojeer and radar operator. With the advent cy' the E-2A, the size of the deployed detachments increased proportionatebi with the complexigr cy' the aircraj. In order to exercise better management control and utilization yr personnel, VA W-I I 6 was reorganized into seven squadrons under a wing commander. Carrier Airborne Earbi Warning Squadron I I 6 is one cy' these squadrons. I 1 COMMANDER K. E. WOLFF Commanding Ofiicer VA W-II6 It 4 HI VAW-II6 FRONT ROW-AMSI Peck, AEI Torres, AMSI Wright, ASI Simpson, AFCM MulkQ1fA TCS Dgfden, ATC Olson, ATI Root A TI Paszkiewioz, AMS2 Rathman. SECOND' RO W-ADJ3 Rossi, AE2 Sherman, AME3 Reinheimer, AME2 Reed, A TI Pierson, AD J3 MdbfQ1, AN Whztson, SN Churchill, SN Boisvert, AN Smith. THIRD RO W-AD J3 Berg, AN Rqnose, AD X12 Sohnieder, ADR2 Roberts, AD j3 Trail, ADJ2 Tompinks, AN Debus, AN Phillips. Ni X X , AMH3 .Moris, AD j2 McDermott and AD J3 Trail check a T-56 turboprop intake. in I ANT3 Spear, A TI Pierson and AE2 Oliver work on electrical component. Line, Power Plants and Maintenance Control divi- sions prepare for a high power turn-up. t LL. SN Churehzll YNI Bonn PN3 Schlater fstandzng and SA Bozsoert work on a . tw? Wg W QQ, eww . an R we 'I A 'W 2, vi Z S I Q, VAW-116 FRONT RO W-A TN3 Kubasiewicz, ATN3 Maktima, ATN3 Massgz, AFCM Mulkfgz, AMI-IC Croft, AMECjay, ATC Ruyjf ATCS Dryden, ATC Cary, ATC Stevens, AME3 Aguilar, AEI Mortensen. SECOND ROW-AZ3 Eshelman, AMH3 Morris AZI Bgvl, ATN3 Goodrich, ATN2 Hipke, AME2 Hutton, AME2 Burgoon, ATI Giles, AMH Cronkite, ADj2 McDermott, ATN3 Menge, ATI Kreekow. THIRD RO W-AMHI Bogart, AN Lewis, AN Bain, AMS3 Dick, AME3 Selva, AN Keilbar, ATI Skinner AD Je Rodeo, AN cow, AMH2 Butler. LT Hess, LTJG Morell and AZI Beyl discuss maintenance problems. I AD J I Sellvqy and AD f2 McDermott of the Power Plants division check an E-ZA propeller. l 'f ADJ2 McDermott, ADJ3 Roddy and ADJ3 Heitman Qkneelingj oil an E-2A engine. F Ch07n77lCZ7Zd67' SeaU'us C'0m- manding Opicer VA-155 June 16, 1967-Nov. 25, 1967 ATTACK DRG VA 155 FRONT ROW 'CDR Smith LT Kzbbe, LCDR Cook, CDR Searfus, LCDR Moore, LCDR Goodwin, LCDR Barnhart, LTJG Buttefeld George LTFant LT Holmes LT Read LTJG Graf LT Middleton LTJG Sisung LTJG Shaw Formed during World War 11 VA 155 saw service in the Pacyic Theater participating in mary amous battles among which were the Marianas Turkey Shoot and the Battle 0 San Berdnadino Straits The squadron also saw action in Korea aboard the Princeton In 1965 the Silver Foxes were aboard the Coral Sea Due to the tense militagf situation in South Vietnam thy were once again preparing or combat On Feb 7 the squadron was called upon to participate in the retaliatom air strike against the Donh Hoi barracks area in North Vietnam This was the rst time since the Korean con ict that VA 155 was to engage in combat action It was also the rst time in the hzstogf ry! Coral Sea that any o her aircra t had participated in combat with an enemy During operations in that area VA 155 aircraffflew 658 combat sorties and expended 1 300 000 pounds o ordnance On une 12 1965 while in Yokosuka apan and onbf one day short o sailing home Coral Sea had her orders cancelled and was directed to resume her posture as a member o Task Force 77 in the South China Sea. ring the next, ve months, une through October, the Silver Foxes worked and flew with renewed energ andpro essionalism undaunted by the long, ve month extension. During the eight and one-hal months o combat operations the squadron ew 1,931 combat sorties and expended over 2,025 tons o ordnance on enemy installations. Coral Sea and Air Wing 15 were awarded the Navy Unit Commendation or exceptional and meritorious service. On Aday 12, 1966, aboard the Constellation, the Silver Foxes deployed in the Western Pacmc. The squadron took part in raids against Than Hoa, Vinh, Ninh Binh and Quang Soui. They also struckfurther north against Nam Dinh, Haiphong, So Son, Kep and Hanoi. Peyforming day and night in all weather, the Silver Foxes flew altogether 1,444 day sorties and 425 night sorties, while delivering well over 400 million pounds cyfordnance on North Vietnamese targets. Later Air Wing 15 was awarded the Naiy Unit Commendation for exceptional and meritorious servicefor this deployment. SECOND ROW CWO Delaney LT Bellis LT Lynch, LCDR Jones, LTFolQ1, LTJG Watson, LT Harron, LT Rinker, LTJG Gerber, LTJG 1'V1c f U M , ' l i' cc w 77 A GG f 1 I ' J, . . ' j -fi . . . - . I 1 1 v Y ,lr A - J 9 , ' 9 J J f 9 . I f Du 15 J J f F f f fl f f -..iiii.1 .l....gg,q..xm4g VA-155 FRONT R0 W-AN Beckett, ATNAN Browning, ADJAN Motlejf, ATR3 Manly, YN3 Herscher, AK3Hambb1, AQYFAN K ' ATR3 V d' ier A02 Whitehead. SECOND R0 W-AZ3 Brown, ADJ3 Sloan, SN joseph, SN Hamill, AMSAN Birchfield, rajec, an io , AN jackson, AD J3 Leix, AEI Bartlett, AN Beaton, A03 Vasquez, A03 Hutchison, A02 Israel. THIRD R0 W-A TN3 Blankenship, ANHenderson ANPrechel PN3 Hollins, AA Kenneabf, SN White, SN Leigh, AMH3 Cox, A TN3 Graves, A TN2 Nelson, ADJ2 Me Cuzghgn A01 Shirlqz, ZITI Andrews. FOURTH R0 W-A03 Redish, A03 Poehlein, A01 Taylor, A03 Ingraham, ATN3 Foshee, ATN3 Thomas, AEAN Davis, ATNAN Reese, A TN3 Kirk, AD ,IAN Mardis, AN Neville, AA Jones, AN Rasnic. I I if? K , P' Q . i fl Ur ,P 5 ADj3 Mc Clintock, ADJI Flores, AD J3 Slone, and AD j3 Miller discuss repair problem on an A4-E. 1 s , .v S .1 . LCRD W I' 1200K Curran check cockpit of a Skyhawk. AEAN Degen, AE3 Dailgz and AE3 ...1 y V x V , ix K Q -V ,,f- ,,,' ,,, ,.,, A 5 A A. rt.k t+'S a t ' . 3. D V , 5 -e f S 1 IWW ' -, Aw, M M 'r Wag V -155 FRONT R0 W-AN B ' ' Afgjl Flow, ADJ, Hum, AMEQQZQZRZ,Q,ifZ7flj9J3SII5fg8jG15w1gg it-Jian, ADJ1 Heldenberglt, AAIHC Barron, ADJ1 1-zu,-lo, PN2 Infhife, Cl' k ANC gh ANL , - ' -AN Balfef, ADj3 Pittman A N Jffackozwz A N Lt1I1U5If0Il ADJ3 M17 intoc , a oon, aurente, ADJ3 Almendinger, AMH3 Wade, AE3 Damron A TN3 Silva THIRb , 43 :UT ,N 3 - 5 '-of 'Ugg 31z1er,. Spradlin, AN Kopelke, AN Wright, AN Casgf, ATN3 Holt, AME3 jarosz ATN3 Hu ueleg IN Ch bb A A011 AB Dazgl , J 7 g ,la fi I ll 1llT', ,J ,Wits QQ gg 1 W, c ' . V. J Q fl 'J l-'5-A45'c '55 '- Pt 'X 1 J! A v M Q cat 4 Ig, '5' 4 5' 7 fx W ., , ' , f , I Vvifff A A , Q h 1' - ff ,V , s 5 -U '- I if V f if 2 sf' me ,, 'is A S E S A E E 5? A A 1 ' M- A-ff 1 -f l l 1 ij, f l '41 5,4 5 ' ,, h , 1 1 ' ' -' 3 j iJ'f 1 I VA-.755 FRONT R0 W-SD3 Johnson, ATN2 Langerman, AE3 Dailey, AE2 Spencer, A01 0a'ermatt, AMH1 Mullins ATI Brown A01 Graves AMH3 Wade, ADJ3 Almendinger. SECOND R0 W-ANKappel, A03 Vestal, AZAN Pierson, SN Mitchell, AE3 Curran ,ADjANMardis A02 For: 1 rister, AMSAN Mc Makin, AN Smietana, AMHAN Pizion, AE3 Damron. THIRD R0 W-A03 Wallace, AEI Hyide AMHAN Dutrow AE3 Il Peterson, AEAN Degen, ATN3 Holt, ATR2 Ritten, AEAN Davis, SN Mc Kee, ATNAN Reese, ATN2 Shiplq. , 7 LTjG Butteryield, LTJG Fant, LCDR jones ana' LTJG Mc George donzflight gear bgfore manning aircraft. tl 1 Af X, WN IN fl is E H li 1 H ,. 1 i N X I f 4 l 1 ADJC Loomis and AZ3 Brown log in material phoned in to one cyf the Silver Fox shops. A03 Poehlein, A01 Odermatt and AN Calhoon aajust gun mechanism. ' , :Z if 47 s ' 1 ' 1 4 f sr' W VAA, or . I f V :.,. 5 ,eh-., wh .. l av Y in au... . ,f- -:.., ,gy ff' Y '59 . -gs I V if ,4 4, my 1 arg- 1 AMS3 Sioengler, AMSI Solzonlau, AMEI Reed, AAIHC Kutohara, ADJ2 Alitehell, ANIS2 Stone, ADJQ Nlaaeks, ADJ2 Smith. SECOND RO W-AN De Morrow, AA Myers, AN Roberts, AfWS3Finn 111, ANIH3 Bioins, ANIS3 Eekart, ADJ3 Standish, A TR2 Halverson. AA Myers and A03 Vestal load a bomb on the wing QS a Skyhawk. AN Henderson inserts gun LCDR Goodwin LTJG Bummeld and Cawdgef' or is , LT jo G 1, pn our mm H az I er er sl' ajter a y ow over to the 'ibeachf' 'S'- FRONT RO W-AMHC Ku- tohara, WO Delanq, LTJG Shaw, AFCM Lindquist. SEC- OND RO W-ADJC Logsdon, AD JC Loomis, ATC Wigle, PNC Book, AEC Sayles. and AD J3 Lair Qbelow cheek 3 i it , L X ...N-, L X 3 .ff . . FQ Q ff- r S 1 ' ADj2 Maaeks, ADJQ Mifghglg X , 5' 'R Y 5P'i '5ii'x 91 ,,,. , 1 . . L V, A rrrrr W t l ftvtfrti iellri o ut A-4Ejet engine. L1 Y 'Q Ni -A sts :J , HEAV TACK S UADR0 T 0, DET. 43 I I 1 I II .g,,t,ff 1' '--,, xx 'N e VAH-2 FRONT ROW-L TJC Wuthrich, ADj1 Joyce, LTJC Lutton, LCDR Roe, AQB2 Strehle. VA W-13 SECOND ROW-ADJ2 Vensel, LT Thompson II, LCDR Worrell, LCDR johnson, LTJC Yoklqi, ADR3 ,I 1 . I Cummings. Commander C. W. Roe Ojicer-in-Charge VAH-2 ' I , 1 I I III .I J I I I I I Ojhcer-in-Charge VA W- 13 Lieutenant Commander R. C. Johnson i Heavy Attack Squadron 2 was commis- sioned on November 1, 1955 at the U.S. Naval Air Station, Whidbey Island, Wash- ington. It was formed from Patrol Squadron 29. Shortbi therezwer, the new squadron moved to the Naval Air Station North Island, Calyfornia. Here, in April 1956, VAH-2 received the new Douglas A3D-1 Skywarrior as replacement for its P-2V Neptune. A year later, after many familiarization and training flights, the squadron deployed to the Western Pacifc and operated from the Naval Air Station Cubi Point, P. I. Upon returning to the United States in April 1958, VAH-2 moved to its permanent home station, Naval Air Station, Whidbgz Island. In September 1960, for the prst time in the squadron's histovf, it deployed as a unit aboard the Coral Sea. Aj7er completing this Western Pacyic cruise the squadron returned to the United States in jubr 1961. On April 1, 1963, VAH-2 deported Whidbey Island for its third cruise to the Western Pacyic aboard the Coral Sea. Upon returning in November 1963, VAH-2 saw its Royal Rampant in- signia at the top Q' both the Commander, Fleet Air Whidbey Island scwty and bombing totem poles. Royal Rampants were awarded the Battle Ejiciengf EM for the period 1962-64. This was VAH-2,s second con- secutive battle egjziciengr award. In December 1964 the squadron departed the United States aboard Coral Sea for its fourth development to the Far East. While temporarily shore based in Hawaii, VAH-2 scored another jrst VAH-2 FRONT R0 W-AQB2 0sbahr, ADj2 Loughmiller, SN Smith, AMH3 Morgan, ADJ3 Morgan, AN Lipscomb, PR3 Hinton, AMH2 Carr ADJAN Marang, AE3 Beatty, AE3 Boldon, ADJ2 Cemmell. SECOND R0 W-HM2 Christian, ADj1 Joyce, AMSI Rgrna, ADJI Johnson, AMSC? Beardslee,cAFCM Nelsen, PRCS Kessack, SD2 Cerezo, AD J I Froehlich, AZ2 Hall, AQB2 Strehie, THIRD R0 W-A TI Edwards, AZ3 Chaisson, AMS3 Carrier, AMH3 Walling, AE2 Milly, AEI Rethwisch, AN Phillips, ATN3 Butts, ATN3 Rumbaugh, ATN3 Stevens, ATI Klomfas, AD J3 Leonard, FOUR TH ROW-AME2 Tenesch, AN Ingle, AN Geiger, YNSN Lyles, AEI Moran, ADJ2 Therian, AN Mason, AN Lincoln, A02 0tt, AQBAN Miller, AMS2 Miller. in carrier aviation. In December, A-3B's were catapulted at nightfrom Sea while it was moored to the pier at ' Island. In April 1967, Detachment 4 was formed, with Lieutenant Charles W. Roe designated 0n June 20, the detachment was or designated a unit typ Carrier Air Wing I 5 departed Alameda, Calf, aboard Coral for its weapons and strike exercise. ment Delta's mission while attached to Wing I5 and Coral Sea is to provide rqfueling in support of combat A03 Pape connects hujer hose for air start. ilZ1iu3gF,WAjief?ctlmer and A03 Pape break down chains bqfore Skywarrigr Laxigxg to 'X iq M I-I hifi m5hf'ig T lflhfhf 5:1145 films link: ll hx silly jf.-: phi! ':h,g4rQ Riggs, wwf B455 fl' ,ga A , , . SXXKT 'Z. so A ' - V N 45,471 3.7, Qglsg fwgg, ,I - , V ,, - KJ fo- -s 'QZQQ' :fm-viva-gsg qw,-i,1i54 -2512452 T11 f Y t ' X, gxmmiisw- 'X w-Q.m.m2fv,i-fSczXA4miX4m:ssi,-.Na kivMc.cimm-sfx:.MsQs .Ai - x V 'Q A AOC Ballew checks nose tire bgfore cat shot. A03 Pape and AN Schreil A clean canopy bjore pilot mans his plane. A02 Ott, LTJG' Yoklq ana' ADR3 Cum- mings inspect aircrew bqforeflight. ' ,wa ,sf if el ' 'n ,pf gf? lift bv Mr ii Q S fe it - 4 ,A v gl VAW.13 FRONT RO W-AMH2 King, ATR3 Pretti, AMSAN Green, AMH3 Snyder, AME3 Litz, ANIHI Kenoyer AOC B ll l ADR3 C - rnings, AN Hill, AMS3 Paul, A03 Pape, AZAN Tokasz, ADJ3 Spagnolo, AZ3 Woods. SECOND RO W-AN Moore AN Cardio eZNSchreil Bgltz, AN Smith, AME2 Smeltzer, AN Kelbz, ATR3 Aloensleben, AMS3 Alexander, AMSAN Bono, YN3 Romano, ADJ? Hennis ANiBauder AA? Du Long, AD J2 Herring, AE3 Perron. ' ' LCDR Worrell and AOC Ballew check nose wheel steering. ATR2 Ballisgf and ATR3 Pretti check out avionics equipment in aircrzw. ATR3 Pretti and ATR2 Ballisgf aayust avionics gear. V W A03 Pape acyusts tiedown chain as AN Schreil is watches. g W 4. tief yi I ' g ' s Wi' .N- 1 -, me ' l -L ADJ3 Hennis Qtopj, AN Sohreil, A03 Pape, and AD J 3 Spagnolo acyust propeller. AD J3 Spagnolo watches ADJ3 Hennzs aayust wzng strut. AE3 Vitale makes fuel prqlight oheokqffor LTJG Cruz. AE3 Vitale and LT Afdahl check guns and ammunition prior to flight. -qgvvv rwvv-tmd-ALA,-,,,,,,, , , ,, LCDR AI. Vescelius Ojicer- in-Charge VFP-63 April 15 1967-Sept. 21, 1967 LCDR VV. Rosson Ojicer- in-Charge VFP-63 Oct, 2, 1967- The motto. The lfrcs of the Fleet. conveys the mission and the capabilities of Light Photographic Squadron 63 WFP-63515-tm San Diego to Southeast Asia. Originally designated Composite Squadron 61 QVC-613, VFP-63 was commissioned January 20. 1949, at ,Uiramar Naval Station, San Diego, California, and on july 2, 1956, was subsequently redesignated Light Photographic Squadron 61 lVFP-615. On july 1, 1959, VFP-61 was designated Composite Squadron 63 lVCP-63j. Finalhr, on 1, 1961, the designation was changed to VFP-63. Its mission throughout the years has been to provide aerial photographic reconnaissance for the Pacific Fleet. In October if 1965, VFP-63 received the RF-80. The On aircraft are RF-8A's which have been completebi rebuilt by Ling Tempco Vought. Jlodihcations include the addition ventral hns, rearrangement cj' cockpit equipment, a higher capacig' electrical tgrstem, an improved camera ,Wstem plus up-dated sensors. Currentb VFP-63 deploys a detachment on most attack carriers in the Pacific Fleet. Detachment 43 supports Carrier Air l'Ving 15 aboard the Coral Sea. The detachment consists of five pilots, two photographic intelligence QWCETJ, 38 enlisted men and three aircrajt Aircraj A from VFP-63 have been involved in eveq major action in North Vietnam and many of the conflicts in South Vietnam. Reconnaissance aircraft launch daily from carriers posi- tioned of the Vietnam coast in an zjort to privide on the scene commanders with current tactical in- telligence. From such intelligence the tactical commanders make recommendations concerning what weapons to deploy on what targets. 1 . QJTQQ, ' 1 ., ,J , , ,L : Eg::g:'i,-f,.A .xi-f ,ms .fi i . Q I E + LTAL, rf5D'.,k 2 rv V s vr 1 -V LT E' ' er. LCDR Rosson. SECOND ROW-LTjG Afliller, LTJG VFP-63 FRONT noWfL TIG Slifffmwlr ming ' Paige LTIO lV1ortimer, LYYG Giar- PHOTOGRAPHIC D110 63, DET- 43 FRONT ROW-AN Lerwick AME2 Warren. AMS2 Williams, PT2 Sieracki, PH2 Blouin, AMS3 Brent, ATN3 Kraerner, AIJJZ Isaac, AN Ehavez. SECOND ROW-AMS3,Goldstein, PHI Rrandon, LTJG Paige, LT Coltrin, LCDR Rosson, LTJG Gray, ADJC Pinson, AEI Strobel, if . AMHI Heath. THIRD ROW-AN Landis, PR3 Sutherland, ATN3 Herby, AD J3 Padilione, AE3 Seng, AK3 Jackson, AZ2 Kaiser, 403 Brown, 4 M , - AD JAN Hair. FOURTH ROW-AN Mock, ADJ3 Mortensen, ADJ3 James, AN Kezeor, P T3 Carpenter, AE3 Walker, PN3 Macareoich, AN Mc 'M Carthy. 'I l . igffiwiij I inlsijpf U ' ii' f PH 3 Pepper ana' PH2 Blovin load camera into Eyes A of the Fleet. Tai' W-fr at AD JAN Fagerstrom, AN Kezeor and PH2 Blovin check plane to be certain it's ready l for flight. Q1 ,,. ,, -f . nj 1 V, 'r 50.12 QV QW, , ' 503Bq- J. .H Y 5' Q Q.. 3. wiki 45 Tl AN McCarthy and AMS3 Brent smooth down screws to remove and check for corrosion. ADJ3 Pailione, ADJ3 Hair Ctopj and ATN3 Kraemer remove engine from Sky- hawk. ,',,VV: 1:61, f 1,5 , , ,mfffff Q ' f b ff.. ,se ,kf, .er :fyt.,,.ef.e , 'A k f V ,,,,-, , ,. .f,v44 .,' . y f ff rf , M 4, 4-e..,..-nv 4. -psf' 'fw'.,'w:ei? fr-fog ,. K -, 'f rr, -we -1' f V ,,.,,mvw...,f' -v , fy, fi? I ' z- at , 1215 g3ev.gw,, . f , , ' - T' v 'Gi Qiffiy ? f' we 4 1 Q 5 if f ,194 64 fy? Q, 70514 , ,Q gf, Y ,Q 2 Q .Z.ft ' sg! QQ ' if 14 1 ff, e., . , , jv 4 ,sy ,A PH3 Pepper, PH2 Blovin and PHI Brandon check over camera bQ'ore locking it in place. 1 wr X LCDR Rosson Qrightj tells ATN3 Kraemer and AD JZ Isaac Clehj about discrepancies in Crusader s performance test. ,U-v. av, ri?-qahnbmy I N-. .1 . , . af' , ,, . Qs 5 'Tx 1--,qt E e E 1 Q 1 I 1 4 1 W V K at I ' 7 -. at MN' ' .. V 7 'th X f . fm, , V, A, ,,-g -., W it i -JI!!! 1 ' ag, ' iqvlff A Q 15. M .fy 1 f f T 7 'iff ,W INIA FRONT RU H' I:'.Y.5' Lxmhtuflff, I, Y' f,'LlIIl7IliIl.S, LCXDR Scfzaadt, LT Yoeher, LT Lanonette. SECOND RO lflf'-Aff! LS' Dalfalorre. zl,L1.S'C'Perr1'. fl TC Paul. PlfC'Chapman, AEC Herman, A1WHC' Witcov. ATR3 Otshqivkie, ATR3 Sharpe, AX3 Maewha, ATI Loehr, ana' AN johnson demonstrate the calibration of a precision differential oott meter. 4 , a i 'xi MA AN Kouxghan, ANIS3 Harper, and AN Berndt repair control pedaljor a heti are welding machine. v, 'D E u Q , I lx Y f 1 Q r i WH lim r M? 1 U S' E fi A I i. AE2 Smith and AE2 Copelancl check Phan- tom generator control panel in Shop 3. ,pi 1 AD JC Davidson, AE3 Comngham, ' LT Lanonette and AMSC Jansen ex- amine a crack in the tubing which goes 1 to an NR-5B air conditioner. ' I 4 4 I 'W' 1 I ,. . ag, . .Z had b 1 . S 4- r ,, s c, I 6157 .fl ,ixcx qgtl , , tain V -mn , -Q F if ' gg . P- K ' -qi W ' I I I ' g,icpp Q in it 9 g I I , C I I -'-'V' T I g Q '- qi 1,3 li -,ng ls, . .Q ' Umm. 4.2 , S-my , , N gl - , h .. I . Tl., sf IMA FRONT RO W-AMHI Parker, AMSI Conwell, AMS2 Egie, PRC Chapman, LT Yocher, LT Lanonette, AMHC Wilcox, PRI Malan PRI Boren PR2 Shannon. SECOND RO W-PR3CorQ1, AMSANDaois, AMH3Ferraguto, AMS3 Peterson, ANKoughan, K ' its AN Berndt, ,AMSAN Iglock, PR3 Schmuck, ANFair, AZAN Harrison. THIRD RO W-AMS2 Brown, AMH3 Huntzinger, AN Coon, AZ? Baker, PR3 Hinton, AN King, AZ2 Cray. I ll l1 AN Koughan and AMHI Parker heli arc weld a sheyf in a cabinet. and AMHC Wilcox lay out ,balclz for aircrew skin repair. AN Davis, AMS3 Hyrner, iv S' H ,uv grit UQ MQ In I 1 S Nvii' I fi Y- , lx . XX 3 Y ffuqwq 'J 2 gr, IMA FRONT ROW-AD 3 Berr AD 3 Mosb ASEAN Chalburn AME3 Parker AD C Davidson LT Lanonetle ASH3 ,I ,ya ,I ,ya 1 1 ,I a Q Wilson, ASH3 Howard, AME3 Tenesch, ADR1 Haj SECOND RO W-AME3 jenkins, AME3 Magya1', AME3 Aguilar, AA Dovell, ADRAN Nelson, ADJI Klevchikoj ASMAN Sutherland, ADJ3 Raborn. THIRD RO W-AME3 Tietz, ASHAN Robertson, AJISAN Kaiser, ADJ3 Lindslgf, AMEANSchmotzba, AN Haan, AA Gerrish, ADJ3 Wechsler, ASE2 Edwards. D-.-1 A IMA FRONT RO W-A TN3 Menge, A TNAN Kaufman, A TI Skinner, AEC Franktinr, A TC Ruyjf A T1 Kreckow, AE2 Harrison, A TRANMcNamee, A TN3 Massagf. SECOND RO W-A TN3 Kubasiewics, AN Bradtee, AEAN De Angelo, A TN3 Goodrich, A TN2 Hipke, ANfohnson, A TR3SOlshefskie, AQB3 Gordon, AE2 Hargis, ANLim. THIRD RO W-AE2 Anderson, AE2 Absher, AE2 Brown, AE2 Smith, AQB2 Browning, ATN3 Maktima, AEAN Edwards, AE3 Hartiell, AN Shaw. AEAN Edwards and AE2 Absher conduct a check rj the FAB AFCS Cautopilotj Test Bench. AN Shaw Crearj, AE2 Harrison and AE3 Payton bench check G-2 Compass System. ' PR3 Hinton, AMSC Jansen and PR3 Corey fold parachute. PR2 Shannon and PRC Chap- rnan fold parachute harness. S ..-1-fy , 1 Q.-. ks ,, . -atit ' Q , , ' . A x A J, , A N fr 3 ' 'fun , Y'-1 -if - Q' 1 ' , Q 1 '...' 2f- A , uf f ,, I - f 1 NWFP, , A i J ei f , N Qfe' W 3 ..., sw i ' 'F E , A IMA FRONT RO W-AQF2 Royer, AQF2 johnson, AQUF3 Thomas, AQF2 Franklin, AE2 Funkhouser, AT3 Phillzps 4 T1 F'-1,. ATR2 Nelsen, ATN2 Hutohens, ATN3 Credland, A TN3 Stearns, A TN3 Krawehuk. SECOND RO W-A TN2 Kuck A,TR3 Illhztfix A TN3 Mecofmuk, AQ1 Frost, A TN2 Chapman, AQF3 stage, A TN3 Gorman, A TN3 ofoay, A TN3 Hebert, A TN3 C,,,,m1a,m1,,. 4',ij,Q'.a Brown. THIRD RO W-AQB2 Sikula, AQF3 Lewis, AQF2 Williams, AQF3 Nfansheld, ATR2 Durham A TN? jgofwaf, ' QTY3 Eagan, ATN3 Murphy, ATN2 Boll, ATN3 Batson, ATRAN Coon, ATN3 Jensen. K 1 T Q ' ' A ' ' f 4....l. I .4 lb ADJ3 Raborn, AD N13 Weehler, ADJ3 Mosby and AD JI Klevohikojf inspect QVECA J 7 9Ge8B engine prior to test cell run. ., . 11,7 VV LT Yocker AD 3 Lindsbl and AMSMAN Suther- X , J , land look for air leak in azr compressor. ADJAN Senquist, ADJ3 Mentele, ADJ2 Pedroza and ADJ3 Mosby besides ADJ3 Raborn funcler enginej repair a j52P6A engine. gil?-47 Foreign Wards Ceremon - Coral Sea hosted a Seventh Fleet Awards Ceremoryf that saw a number mf high ranking South Vietnamese militagf rjlcials come aboard to present 46 various government Q' Vietnam awards and citations to U.S. Nazyf personnel. Of the 46 awards pre- sented, Coral Sea's Qgjllcers and crew received 18. Among the foreign dignitaries visiting the Ship were General Cao Van Vien, Minister ry' Dejense, Republic rj Viet Nam Armed Forces and Captain Tran Van Chon, Chifg' of Naval Operations, Republic of Vietnam Nami. United States militayf dignitaries included Vice Admiral john j. Hyland, then Commander of the Seventh Fleet and soon to be Commander in Chief fy' the Pacuic Fleet. Rear Admiral P. Weinel Commander Carrier Division Three J was thi principal host for the occasion. BARRICADE LANDING -ff 4' X -i 1, ef 4 5 USS CORAL SEA HIRTY-SEVEN Hong- kong. seamen of the Liberian freighter Loyal Fortunes may not be alive today were if not for the hmely arrival of the Am erlcan aircraft carrie-r USS Coral Sea, which saved 'them in a dramatic air rescue The Loyal Fortunes was breaking apart on Pratas Reef, 170 m1les southeast of Hongkong Its crew would not have sur vived another nght charge of the helicopter rescue operation on Tues CRE day morning, said yester- day. The entire rescue operation whicfh began aft 8.25 a.m. lasted one hour and 40 minutes- he sa.id The two helicopters had to make three trips apiece from the Coral Sea to the stricken vessel about 15 miles away in 70-knot vsilnds and- 30-foot hgh waves No space We could not land on the Loyal Fortuines deck as there vtas no room and we could not get down too close a quclch th Jet intakes f the helicopters Commander Hany said .-I ? faral ea to rescue as slim breaks apart 37 HONGKONG SAVED The rescue was affected by lifting the seamen-one at a time from the vessel on to the he-licop-ter, he said. Malfmg sure To make sue tht the seamen knew what to do we put Chief Petty Officer Wil- liam G Statlefr on the ship to direct operations he added. According to Captain Tom Jackson Operations Officer of the Coral Sea his ship was about 200 miles from Pxatas Reef when information was 1ece1ved that he Lo al Fortunes was in trouble were sailing from routine trip vthen our course uas diverted by txpioon Emma he said 1 I ' . . . ' r 8 7 K ,H U , ' , H W 1 A I I . W . V ' r i , ' ' ' s it We F ' - Commander Lee Hany in takes only a little water to Subic Bay to Hongkong on a . t - e ' ' o ' ' F - . V I NDN ' ' . Q i I The Loyal Fortunes waS solidly aground on the reef and was taking a severe beat- ing from the giant waves. The beached vesse1's ra'di0 was dead and all communica- tion between her and the Coral Sea had to be done through the H.M.S. Mallxmam which was standing by, he said. Rescue jobs The Coral Sea's Helicoptftr Combat Support Squadron ls not new to sea rescues of the kind. Its helicopters and men have successfully undertaken more than 1.200 such Opera' tions, 30 of which concerned thg pggcue of 11190 fl'0m shlPS in distress, Hong Kong Cfzznese Crewmembefs rom thefrezghter Lfpval Fortunes are all smzles ana' sa e as tfzqy are huwzed aboard the Coral Sea ,EZ--i-h fam L,.!f r1 : ffff A- 'wi . 4 1 5. ,,.+- ,P O v 3- 44.9 -r -1-. 1 X 1 u x M-W ,f , ,,, , ,,,,.M.,,:., . A . .,,,..,, ... ,., ,, .,... ,.- ,..,. ., U CORAL SEAS 20th NNIVERSARY She is old and rich in Naval histogf and yet as striking and youthful as youth itsej The gallant lacy who bears the name gf a famous battle is 20 years old. Captain Shaweross presents plank owner awards to Machinist Mates First Class Richard L. jensen, lfgft, and Teodofv G- Casaus. wifi 'K 7 Admiral Thomas C. Kincaid speaks to the zwhcers, crew and guests during the com- missioning ceremony on 1 October 1947. October 1,1947 and lej? Norfolk on May 3, 1949 to commence her jirst tour rj dugi with the Sixth Fleet in the Mediterranean. Visits to Augusta and Palmero, Sicibr, were followed by fleet exercises eastzyf Malta and calls to the Italian ports of Naples, Leghorn and Rappatto. Ajer visiting Cannes and Gibraltar, she returned to Newport on the 25th Q9 September. Coral Sea got underway from Norfolk on September 9,1950 to commence her second tour ry' duty with the Sixth Fleet. Maneuvers of Suda Bay, Crete were followed by further operations qfSicib1 and a visit to the ports if Algiers and Oran in Algeria, before re- turning to Norfolk. Coral Sea sailed on March 20,1951 for her third tour .rj dugi in the Mediterranean. Having participated in the jirst major North Atlantic Treagr Organization exercise c'Beehive In with the Naval units if Great Britian, France and Itab, she returned to Norfolk on October 7th for overhaul. Coral Sea lw Nogfolk on April 19th and passed Gibraltar on the 27th to commence her fourth tour rj dugr with the Sixth Fleet. This service included a visit to Split, Yugoslavia. This was the first visit ofa United States carrier to Yugoslavia. Coral Sea the visited Cannes, France and Lisbon, Portugal, before returning to her home port on October 12th. She was redesignated an attack aircrajq carrier CCVA-43D on October 1, I952.1n West Pac, Coral Out to sea as a CVB TWENTY YEARS OF PROUD SERVICE The USS Coral Sea was named to commemorate the Battle o f the Coral Sea, May 4-8, 1942. The jirst major naval battle in histomi which the damage was done solebr by opposing aircraj7 carrier planes, the, Battle ryf the Coral Sea was. a memorable prelude to thegreat victogr in the Battle of the Midway and a strategic vzctogf for Rear Admiral Frank Fletcher's Task Force Seventeen, built around his flagship carrier Yorktown and the carrier Lexington. I The name Coral Sea was attached to the combat aircrew carrier QCVB-431 built by the Newport News Shipbuilding and Dgrdock Company ry' Newport News, Virginia. She was commissioned on Sea's stogr was one zyfhigh pegformance and good will. She visited the Japanese ports QS Yokosuka, Kobe and Sasebo and also visited Okinawa, Hong Kong and the Philippines. Coral Sea returned to Alameda on May 27, 1961. Coral Sea departed from San Francisco for her second Far East. cruise on December 12, 1961. On September 8, 1962, two months ajier returning from the Western Pacmc, Coral Sea entered the Hunter's Point Naval Shipyard for a four month overhaul. On April 3, 1963 Coral Sea deployed on her third West Pac cruise. While crossing the Equator on April 25th, appropriate ceremonies were held as more than 3,000 sailors became 'iGolden Shellbacksf, ' Coral Sea arrived in Sydney, Australia on April 29th for a two week visit to participate with the Australians in their 21st annual celebration cyr the Battle ofthe Coral Sea. On the morning aj November 25, 1963, Coral Sea steamed under the Golden Gate Bridge and entered San Francisco Bam' ending her third cruise to the Far East. C oral Sea conzrnencea' herjourth deplovnzent to the Western Pacihc on December 7 , 1 96-1, Two nzonths later, on Felrruarm' 7, 1965, while Sh? was steaming to .Uanilajbr axfezc' dars of sc'l1r'1l1llf'd HU' and well-earned rest, a rriessage was 7'!'l'f'if'3d ering all slzips 1I.V.YI.KQIIt'tl to '1'n.vk Force 77.5 fo l ib f ordf -'lf'U '.f11ll speeil alzead forward an appointed l'c'IIllt'Zi'0U-Y . nw. ' x . V-W k Y ,V ,,W.,,-, V. 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