Dahlgren (DLG 12) - Naval Cruise Book

Text from Pages 1 - 82 of the 1963 volume:

C.E. LANDIS COMMANDER USN COMMANDING OFFICER 8 APR 61 — 19 APR 63 - . TO THE OFFICERS AND MEN OF DAHLGREN! For the second time I am privileged to write a forword for a Cruise Book to BE PUBLISHED FOR THE DAHLGREN. THIS TIME IT IS FOR OUR FIRST REGULAR MED- ITERRANEAN Deployment with the Sixth Fleet. The last time it was for our Post Shakedown Cruise to wonderful ports in Northern Europe and with a brief stop with this fleet with which we now serve. This is your book, just as it is your ship. It is a record of your accomplish- ments, YOUR LIVES, YOUR PLEASURES AND DUTIES. IT IS A H ISTORY OF A BRIEF PER- iod in which this ship, through you her officers and crew, directly supported the policies of the united states by operations with the sixth fleet. i for one will treasure my copy of dahlgren ' s cruise book for the memories of wonderful times with a wonderful crew. i shall leave this command part way through the deployment, and turn over this ship to my successor . he will finish this letter that i have started. i pass this ship to him with great pride in her officers and men, and in knowing that she is now part of the Fleet in every way. C. E. LANDIS C.H. HERRICK COMMANDER USN EXECUTIVE OFFICER IF THE BURDEN OF AN ENTIRE SHIP FALLS UPON ANY MAN MORE SO THAN THE CAPTAIN, SURELY IT -IS THE EXECUTIVE OFFICER. DAHLGREN WAS INDEED FORTUNATE, FOR HER X.O. CARRIED HIS BURDEN WELL. ' The X.O. AT Work STAFF DESDIV 182 LTJG C.W. STANTON, USN OPERATIONS CAPTAIN BRIAN MCCAULEY, USN COMDESDIV - 1 82 LTA.L. SMELAND, USN CHAPLAIN PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE LT B.K. YOWELL, USN MEDICAL SESSOMS, SMC; OYLER, YNI; SIMPSON, RM2; (PICTURES NOT AVAILABLE , CREWS, RM I ; PIZZARO , TN ) C.H. HERRICK COMMANDER USN EXECUTIVE OFFICER IF THE BURDEN OF AN ENTIRE SHIP FALLS UPON ANY MAN MORE SO THAN THE CAPTAIN, SURELY IT -IS THE EXECUTIVE OFFICER. DAHLGREN WAS INDEED FORTUNATE, FOR HER X.O. CARRIED HIS BURDEN WELL. The X.O. AT Work STAFF DESDIV 182 L.TJG C.W. STANTON, USN OPERATIONS CAPTAIN BRIAN MCCAULEY, USN COMDESDIV - 1 82 LTA.L. SMELAND, USN CHAPLAIN PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE LT B.K. YOWELL, USN MEDICAL SESSOMS , SMC; OYLER, YNI; SIMPSON, RM2; (PICTURES NOT AVAILABLE, CREWS, RM I ; PIZZARO, TN ) PRIOR TO OUR DEPARTURE TO THE MED, MR. DAVE ROSENBERG DELIGHTED THE FAMILIES OF DAHLGREN AND THE ENTIRE SQUADRON WITH HIS LECTURE ON SEAMANSHIP . THIS WAS THE KICK-OFF FOR OUR DEPLOYMENT. MR. ROSENBERG AND CAPT. LANDIS SALESMEN AT WORK SUPPLY WEAPONS OPERATIONS D E P A R T M E N T H E A D S ENGINEERING NAVIGATION 16 JULY 62 - 20 APR. 63 20 APR. 63 — 15 JULY 63 GENOA, ITALY GENOESE WAR MEMORIAL ■4 : ife ;1 V ' ■■■ w w feje - - ■M a CHRIS ' S HOUSE THE GARIBALDI RAPALLO •PROSIT LOWENBRAU LION AND FRIENDS ' FIRST DIVISION LTJG T.W. MAYNARD USN ENS G .H . YINGLING USNR HENDRICKS, C.W. BMCM a smart ship is a good ship and we have both due to the undying efforts of the men of 1st division who expend more paint than all the artists in france. to these young men also fall the tasks of running the liberty boats, standing quarterdeck messenger watches, helmsman, and many other tasks too numerous to mention, from fresh water washdowns to handling the lines when mooring. Without their stout hearts and strong backs no ship can long expect to be a good one. BOTTOM 1ST ROW ( L TO R) KELLY BMSN , NAYLOR SN , STRICKLAND SA , GOFF SN, VANDER KODDE SN , RAY SN , ADKINS SN, WHITEMAN SA , WAGNER SA , MENSER SN , LEE SN , MIDDLE 2ND ROW (L TO R) MORRISON SN , K1STER BM3, SEXTON SN , JACKSON SN , JOHNSTON BM1, CORBINBM3, KOROL FN , RAY SN , RAMSEY SN, GREER SA , TOP 3RD ROW (L TO R) VEIT SN, BUFFINGTON SN , QUILLEN SA , BURDEN SN , LEE SN, HENDRICK- SON SR, HALL SN , MADDOX SN , LEWIS BMSN, BLAIR SA , GABEL SA , LOGSDON SN , ENGLEMAN SA , O ' BRIEN SA , NEARGARDNER SA , OWENS ' SN, DAVISON SN , BEAR SN , HATCHER SN GROUND FLOOR PLEASE 1ST DIVISION ' S TYPICAL LOUIE ARMSTRONG ON THE PIPE HI-LINE HANDLERS HI-LINE FOR PERSONNEL TRANSFER PRIOR ARRIVAL GIG CREW NAVIGATION LT R , KRAMER BROOKSHIRE, J . L_ . , SMC From shooting the stars to winding ship ' s clocks to keeping every man ' s service record up to date to mailing those all important letters home and sorting the imcom ing , the men of the navigation department perform a myriad of tasks expertly; visual communicati ons and the safety of the shipare their mainconcern, but let no man be found to scorn when the familiar word mail call is passed. SEATED (L TOR) SCHWE1ZERSN, BARTHQM3, MCDONOUGH QM 1 , DAVIS SMI, WEAVER PC3, FIDEL YN3 STANDING (L TO R) KEENEY SN , DONAHUE SN , MARTLING SN , NUNN SN SPEED OF LIGHT COMMUNICATIONS MAC , TRYING TO GET A FIX I WONDER WHERE WE ARE NAVIGATION ' S NORMAL ROUTINE SIGNAL MAN ON THE JOB ON THE LIGHT SIDE SHIP ' S PARTY GENOA JUST WATCHING ' ITALIAN BANDSTAND ' DRINKING WITH FRIENDS THE OWNER DON ' T SWEAT IT CHIEF, I ' LL HAVE YOU OUT IN 24 HRS . THESE PEOPLE DON ' T KNOW WHO THEY ' RE DEALING WITH ■THE LAST SUPPER THE ENTERTAINMENT YEAH! TWIST-ITALIAN STYLE THEY HAD A COOL TIME OUR PARTY PUSHERS M DIVISION ENS. A. CLARK, USNR KRAUPA , C .W. MMC STANLEY, C. MMC The Machinist Mates of M Division have the major responsibility of the ship ' s main propulsion PLANTS, TURBINES, GENERATORS AND ASSOCIATED EQUIPMENT - IT IS ALSO THEIR RESPONSIBILITY TO MAKE POTABLE WATER WHILE UNDERWAY FOR THE BOILERS AND HUMAN USE, THE NERVE CENTER OF THE ENGINEER- ING PLANT IS MAIN CONTROL WHERE CONTROL OF ALL ENGINEERING SPACES IS MAINTAINED AS IS DIRECT COM- MUNICATION WITH THE BRIDGE - MANEUVERING BOARD SOLUTIONS FROM MAIN CONTROL PROVED INVALUABLE DURING OUR PAST DEPLOYMENT ATTESTING TO THE DIVERSIFIED TALENTS OF OUR SNIPE TYPES. SEATED (L TO R) IVES , D. R. MM3 , KELLER , V . D. MM3 , HUNTER, I . C . MM2, SWANK , W . K . , JR . MM1 , OESER, M . MM1 , ZARACHOWICZ , J. J. MM2, STEVENSON, A.M. MM3 , HARRIS , R . E. MM3 , STANDING (L TO R) MCCALL1STER, R.R.MM3, HENDERSON, O . FN , NELSON, D . E . M M3 , Wl LSON , C . E . MM3 , HAYDEN , D. M. MM3, SMITH, C. G. FN, JACKSON, B. M. FN, BIRKHIMER, K. R. FN HI CHIEF NEXT TIME I SAY TURN-TWO DO it!- LOOK MA , NO HANDS THE LINE-UP CASEY JONES ' S STEAM ENGINE PUNCHING TUBES w DIVISION LTJG R.F. WINTER, USN MC SPADDEN, B. H. MTCS PEICK, R. L. GMMC ENS E . B . MANN, USN Missiles and Guns , attack and Defense, fall under the wing of the men of W Div, the Gunners- mates AND MlSSILEMEN. SHORE BOMBARDMENT, ANTI-AlR DEFENSE AND SURFACE ENGAGEMENTS CANNOT BE EFFECTIVE WITHOUT A HIGHLY COMPETENT, WELL-TRA I NED AND EAGER GROU P OF M EN . THIS VITAL PORTION OF THE ENTIRE SHIP MUST BE HANDLED BY HARD WORKING , QUICK REACTING MEN WHO MUST BE ABLE TO STRIKE BEFORE BEING STRUCK, TO RETAILATE IF NECESSARY AND TO EMERGE VICTOR IN ANY CASE. BACK ROW (L TO R) ROBINSON SN , DILLINGER SN , SMITH GMG3 , CRIM SN , HALLSN, LAWRENZ SN , NEWBERG MT3 , MADDOX MT3 , BINGHAM SN , KONDISKO MT3 , HOLLAHAN GMG3, CALLAHAN GMG3 , FRONT ROW (L TO R) MONTEROS MT2, LEE MT2, ALSTON GMM1 , CARTER GMM1 , MITCHELL GMM1 , ENDINGER GMM 1 , MAINS GMG2 , NELSON MT3 , ANDERSON MT3 HI-HO! SILVER MAID ' S DAY OFF AND AFTER YOU FINISH MY BUNK Proof! chiefs do work OPERATIONS DEPARTMENT The Operations Department encompasses the Radarmen, whose take is to acquire and track all contacts both air and surface within range, the electronic technicians whose tremendous task it is to keep the radarmen ' s equipment in good working condition and the radiomen, who give us communication with our surroundings, from formation signals to news broadcasts to those men who operate our ham station on their own time- to let us talk with our far off loved-ones - also included, but completely separate is the medical or plll-pusher section where cuts and bruises, sea sickness, and more serious ailments and injuries are handled expertly and quickly . LT . W.J. BREDBECK, USN DEPT. HEAD LT . A .L. GOMEZ CIC OFFICER LTJG L . R . M E RV I NE EMO LTJG M .A . JONES COMMUNICATIONS OFFICER ENS. J.R . WELLS ASST. CIC OFFICER PICTURE NOT AVAILABLE BARRY, RDC PICTURE NOT AVAILABLE SHORTER , RDC Ol DIVISION TOP ROW (L TO R) KOTRAS ETN3 , Gl ANN I NI RDSN, ADAMS RD3 , BARNES RD3 , GAUDETTE ETN2 , SWEEZEYRDSN, MOHR ETR3 , DRAGON SN , GROVES SA , SMITH RD2, COSTA SN , PAPE RDSN, MOYER RDSN, WOLF ETRSN , STOF- SKY RDSA , MIESS ETR3 , PELLETTIERE RDSN, CENTER ROW (L TO R) SMAIL ETR3 , KARR ETN2 , EVERBERG ETN2, DORINSKI ETN2, DAVIS ET 1 , KINGRD1, DUFFY ETR2, CAST RD2 , MCKEERD2, BROWN RD2 , FRONT ROW (L TO R) WARREN ETN2 , BELANGER SN , KASZUBA RD3 , TATE RDSN; ETS MISSING AT TIME OF PICTURE DUE TO WORK ASSIGNMENTS! CONLON ETN2 , NITCY ETN3 , WHITFIELD ETN2 , BELCHER ETR3 , ENDERS SN , RDS MISSING AT TIME OF PICTURE DUE TO WORK ASSIGNMENTS: FORD RD2 , POLLARD RD2, BARRY RDC , GREENLY RD2, THOMSON RD2 OC DIVISION FRONT ROW (L TO R) WILLIAMS RM2 , MANNIX RM3 , BOSWORTH RM3 , SWODECK RM 1 , BORLAND RM2 , KIRK RM3 , BACK ROW (L TO R) KASTEN RMSN , TUTTLE HMSN , MARTIN RMSN , MORDER RMSA WHERE IS EVERYBODY? WHO STOLE THE PAINT? £ff MANUAL LABOR IN CIC MEN BEHIND THE SCENE FIREMAN SAVE MY CHILD! WHAT DO YOU MEAN DECK FORCE? RADARMAN AT WORK WEEKEND IN THE ITALIAN ALPS RESORT IN ALPS THE SUMMIT THE LODGE ' THE LIFT STORM TROOPERS CHILDREN ' S PARTY-BARI, ITALY WELCOME ABOARD ONLY ONE BUNCH LEFT, KIDS CHAPLAIN SMELAND AND ' HIS CHILDREN ' ON THE BRIDGE ICE CREAM AND CAKE WE ALL HAD A BALL THEY HAD FUN il B DIVISION ENS . A CLARK GEORGE, C.C., JR. BTC The menof m b Division have the responsibility of providing the ship with the all important commodity of steam - steam to drive the main eng ine turb i nes , steam to make the sh ip ' s electricity and steam to heat our water for the preparation of food and our showers - when water is available Theirs is also the task of working under extreme heat to maintain their equipment and spaces. From taking on fuel to burning it in the boilers, our BT ' s work long, hard hours to get us there AND BACK . STANDING (L TO R) HAMONS ET3 , MAHAR BT3 , LUTZ BT3 , DUFF FN, HUEY FN, HAWKINS FN, WINSTON BT 1 , DEBRUN BT3 , HUFFMAN BT3 , CHASTEEN FN, MAYO FA, K1NZER BT3 , PORTER FN, BELL FN, NELSON BT3 , BOTTOM ROW (L TO R) VANLUE BT 1 , SEARS BT3 , WHITLOCK FN, MALLIET BT3 , BROWN FN, AWAD BT3 DON ' T SWEAT IT! LOOKS BAD, DON ' T IT? WORK RUNS BY ITSELF BARI, ITALY SAILORS DELIGHT THE MARKET ACTION ON THE COURT WORLD help! fa f- u M k it] Ls u THE SUBS SPORTS v9m J B Hl ' ' S j W K . Y k jK | HE MISSED IT! IT ' S GOTTA- DROP! R R 6 HOOK-UP THE HARD PART DISCONNECT DAMN SEAGULLS MED AIR LIFT RIGGED FOR REPLENISHMENT HERE SHE COMES RECEIVING FUEL AFT PERSONNEL TRANSFER HILINE TRANSFER WET SEAT WE DID SOME REFUELING NOT ALWAYS CALM FINEST IN THE FLEET RIBBON CUTTING 1ST CLASS MESS RECEPTION CHARTER MEMBERS FIRST CLASS MESS PRESIDENT JOHNSON BM 1 , VICE PRESIDENT BURKHART HM1 , SEC. TREASURER ZIEGENFELDER PN 1 , ALSTON GMM 1 , BICKEL DC 1 , BOLLING CS 1 , CARLILE MM 1 , CARTER GMM 1 , COUTURE FTM 1 , DAVIS SMI , DAVIS ET 1 , DICKSON BT1, EARLEY EMI , ENDINGER GMM 1 , HOSKINS GMM1 , KING RD1 , MACDONOUGH QM 1 , MCGUFFEY EMI, MITCHELL GMM 1 , MYERS BM 1 , OESER MM 1 , PRICE SK1 , SM ITH M M 1 , SWANK MM 1 , SWODECK RM 1 , VAN FOSSAN SK1 , VANLUE BT 1 , WALKER FTM 1 , WINSTON BT 1 . JUST LIKE HOME THE OLD FOLKS ♦ ' RELAXING AFTER HARD DAY OF WORK $ f PROBLEMS ALU HIS BUT JUST THINK OF ALL THE THIN GUYS °REAM (HG U p THE MENU - EVENING PAPER ATHENS - BLEND OF THE NEW DOWNTOWN STREETCORNER W-W FTW ACROPOLIS PARTHENON ' HI-FELLOWS ...AND THE VERY OLD nMVAO OFFICIAL GUESTS MAYOR OF BARI , ITALY LTGEN GIACOMELLI , COMMANDANT 22 ZONE BARI , ITALY YACHT ASSOCIATION OF BARI, ITALY GERMAN OFFICERS ABOARD DAHLGREN OFFICIAL WELCOME THE CREW A MEETING OF ALL DAHLGREN PERSONNEL ON THE FANTAIL — IT CAN BE OBSERVED THAT BOTH MK 76 FCS ARE IN LOE (ONE ON EACH QUARTER), THE 1ST LT . IS STANDING BY THE YOYO , THE FCO HAS HIS CAN OF WORMS, THE SPERRY REP IS TUNING UP, THE APL REP IS COMPUTING RMS, AND THE CAPTAIN IS OB- SERVING, WHILE THE X.O. IS BELOW BAILING. cja ' jt SICILY PAL Mo • i - ' -■ ' 2a 3 c ■ sr  . MUSSOLINI DUMA JOBY OUR GANG ETNA FROM THE FANTAIL 1K K - ai vj y m - a ► ' ml ■ml ' ' ■ F j L MR. PALERMO STATUE ONE HORSE POWER CHANGE OF COMMAND READING ORDERS READING ORDERS THE NEW CHIEF AND THE CHIEFS CHANGE OF COMMAND PARTY FIRST PIECE OF CAKE OFFICIAL GUESTS THE NEW AND THE OLD V K CREW ASSEMBLED AT QTRS , LEON I. SMITH, JR. COMMANDER USN COMMANDING OFFICER 19 APR 63 — BIOGRAPHY OF COMMANDER LEON I. SMITH, JR. COMMANDING OFFICER USS DAHLGREN (DLG-12) Commander Leon I. SMITH, Jr., Commanding Officer , USS DAHLGREN (DLG-12) graduated from the United States Naval Academy at Annapolis in 1943 WITH THE CLASS OF 1944. HE IS THE SON OF CAPTAIN LEON I. SMITH, SC, USN, RET. and Mrs. Leon I. SMITH of Cheltenham, Pennsylvania. His first assignment after graduation was in the USS NEVADA (BB-36) as the Top Spotting Officer. In the NEVADA he participated in convoy opera- tions in the North Atlantic, in the Normandy landing, the bombardment of Cherbourg, invasion of Southern France, bombardment at Marseilles and Tou- lon; in the Pacific at iwo Jima, Okinawa, the bombardment of Jaluit, and the Third Fleet operations in the East China Sea. The NEVADA escaped damage in the European Theatre but was heavily damaged by kamikaze, bomb and shore battery fire at Okinawa. Commander SMITH served in the destroyer WINSLOW (DD 359) as Gun- nery and Project Officer from 1947— 50 while that ship, as a unit of the Opera- tional DEVELOPMENT FORCE, WAS ENGAGED IN TESTING THE FIRST OF THE POSTWAR GUN FIRE CONTROL SYSTEMS. FROM 1955-56 HE WAS EXECUTIVE OFFICER OF THE DE- STROYER BEARSS (DD 654). From 1956-58 he was Commanding Officer of the destroyer escort COATES (DE 685). From 1961-63he was Commanding Officer of the destroyer USS MANLEY (DD 940). IN 1962 MANLEY in four rescues at sea saved a total of seven persons from three plane crashes and one yacht which sank in a gale. in the same year manley won the battle efficiency Pennant with Departmental Excellence Awards in Operations and Engineering. Commander SMITH is a graduate of the U.S. Naval Postgraduate School (1951) and the Armed Forces Staff College (1959). He has served on the staff of Commander in Chief, U.S. Naval Forces, Eastern Atlantic and Mediterra- nean, Naples, Italy and London, England (1951-54) and in the Office of the Chief of Naval Operations , Washington, D.C. (1959-61). Commander SMITH assumed command of USS DAHLGREN (DLG— 12) 19 April 1963. Commander SMITH wears the American Defense Medal (Fleet Clasp), American Theater Medal, European-Mediterranean-Mid East Medal with 2 stars, Asiatic-Pacific Medal with 3 stars, World War II Victory Medal, Navy Occupation Medal, National Service Medal and the Phillippine Libera- tion Medal. Commander SMITH is married to the former Sara Mathews of Norfolk, Virginia and they reside in Norfolk, Virginia with their three children; Jack, 19, Sara Elizabeth, 10, and Leon IV, age 8. TO THE OFFICERS AND MEN OF DAHLGREN I joined DAHLGREN in Palermo, Sicily, and had command of THIS SPLENDID SHIP THROUGH THE SECOND HALF OF THE MEDITERRANEAN CRUISE. TO SAY THAT I AM PROUD OF HER WOULD BE AN UNDERSTATE- MENT OF SOME MAGNITUDE. MOST OF MY CAREER HAS BEEN SPENT IN DESTROYERS , BEGINNING, LONG AGO, WITH A 1937 MODEL WHICH, BY THE TIME I SERVED IN HER, WAS HELD TOGETHER LARGELY BY OLD PAINT AND THE FERVENT PRAYERS OF THE SHIP ' S COMPANY. SHE WAS, TO SAY THE LEAST, A FAR CRY FROM DAHLGREN. But DAHLGREN is much more than just a new ship. She is VIEWED FROM VARIOUS ASPECTS , A HOME, A PROFESSION, A SHOWPLACE , A FLAGSHIP, EVEN , IF I MAY SAY SO, AN IDEA . MOST OF ALL, SHE IS A WARRIOR. I HAVE HEARD IT SAID THAT DAHLGREN IS A LIGHT CRUISER . THIS is not so. She is, in fact, the Cadillac of the destroyer Force, for she and her crew embody all of the anc ient traditions of de- stroyers a certain rakish dash, enormous competence , always ready, as the words of the old navy song have it, for a frolic or a foe. Beyond even the Destroyer Force, DAHLGREN ' s an- cestry AS A FRIGATE CAN BE TRACED TO THE SAILING FRIGATES OF THE American Navy of olden times . Theseships , also somewhat small- er THAN THE HEAVY SHIPS OF THE DAY, OFTEN ACTING SINGLY, ENGAGED the enemy wherever he could be brought to battle. many times the American frigate was lost in the process, but their collec- tive DEEDS HELPED TO GAIN AND, IN 1812, TO MAINTAIN, OUR INDE- PENDENCE as a Nation. Thus were the identifiable features of the frigate established the good and loyal friend or the uncompromising and deadly enemy. surely this is dahlgren. In the pages which follow, DAHLGREN ' s deployment as a part of the u .s . sixth fleet inthe first half of 1963 is com- memorated, for those who were on board it will never happen again-inthat place-atthat time-with those friends. if the mood is largely lighthearted , let no one forget that this crew was at all times ready, and on one occasion 100 percent of the crew did sail for an unknown but possible battle. Come then, single-up! sail with us for awhile! Leon I . Smith , Jr. SUPPLY LCDR. C.C. MADEIRA ENS. R. F. WORSENA DESSI , J. CSC ROSS , C . SHC SHANNON, E.L. DKC What can be said about Supply that hasn ' t been said hundreds of times already? Supply covers from spare parts for all our equipment to ship ' s parties to food and stewards - and certainly to pay day. without a good supply dept . , a ship cannot fight, the men cannot have the barbershop , the coke machine , the dairy queen , and the officers would be cooking and serving their own meals. as long as the way to a man ' s heart is through his stomach and his pocketbook the Supply Dept. will remain close to us all. BOTTOM ROW (L TO R) BALDWIN , M .H . SK3 , PIERCE , R .E . SK3 , POSTON , E. SH 2 , PRICE , R .L. SK1 , CAR- SON, R .L . SH3 , B LEVINS , C .T . SH3 , TOP ROW (L TO R) DILLINGHAM , J.C . SD3 , FRITZ , R .W. SA , ZAPPI- TELLI , A .E . SN , HARRIS G . SN , DATE , T .W . SN; RECH , A. SN , BURDEN , G . E. SN , DA YE , R .E . SN SUPPLY WORK DAHLGREN ' S DEPARTMENT STORE - CLERK??? ' MONEY BAGS! ' I KNOW THAT ' S THE RIGHT STOCK NUMBER JUST A TRIM! 4 p WHAT DO YOU MEAN, SECURE THE MESSLINE? THE MAID! ' FRIENDLY ENTERING PORT ■:■ • , ■• ' : BRINGING D IN GOT A MATCH? SUN BATHING AT NOON THE BIRD MEN TOUR TO MONACO PALACE GUARDS MONACO 1KP A ■Of r t , ¥h : su W: ■■ ' • ■Li • ' BRs. ■H| HnH|vV . PALACE IN MONACO GRACE ' S PLACE —-7 ' MONTE CARLO - MONACO CHURCH WHERE PRINCE RANIER AND GRACE WED FOX DIVISION l_T . N.H. HALTON , USN MADDOX , J.L., FTCS smith, t.l., clark, c.j., lovett , e.j., welsh, b.m. a gun with no target is useless except for saluting - the job of detection, tracking and control of gunfire for destruction of the enemy falls to the highly trained men of fox division. Sometimes considered by themselves to be the intellectual type aboard ship, they are none- the-less vitally important to the ship ' s defense. |L j fo S- , V ' , F ' ? ' « W « VM ' f V I V H yV ¥ FRONT ROW (L TO R; GAUTHIER FTG2, ELMQUIST FTM3, ALAN FTM 2 , LALONE FTM 2 , COUTURE FTM 1 , WALKER FTM 1 , JOHNSON FTG2 , ATKINSON FTM2, NICKERSON FTM2 , COCHRANE FTM2, STANDING (L TO R) PERRY SN , O ' DONAVAL SN, PROPP FTMSN , KANDIKO SN , DAVID FTMSN , JANNEY FTM2 , BARSHAW FTM3, JOHN FTM3 , DUERING FTGSN. YEOMAN AT WORK WAITING NOW IF I MOVE MY BISHOP HERE PAINTING THE PLUMBING WHAT DOES SHE SAY? BUBBLE-BUBBLE TOIL AND TROUBLE HAVING A CUP OF GOOD COFFEE TECHNICIAN AT WORK WORKING ON THE BIRD AND SHE SAYS TO ME THE ICE CREAM TEAM IT WASN ' T ALL SMOOTH SAILING 2ND ANNIVERSARY DINNER PAINT, PAINT, PAINT FRIENDS OF BUFF ' S RABBIT GET OFF MY BLANKET! E DIVISION USN UTJ G ° CRO ' c c Without communications within, a ship is no longer an effective fighting machine. E Division PERSONNEL ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR ALL INTERNAL COMMUNICATIONS, INCLUDING OUR OWN MINIATURE TELE- PHONE EXCHANGE, AND ALSO THE MAINTENANCE AND OPERATION OF THE MAIN GYRO COMPASSES , TH E GENERA- TORS SUPPLYING THE ELECTRICAL POWER TO THE ENTIRE SHIP, DEGAUSING AND LAST, BUT BY NO MEANS LEAST, THE SHIPBOARD MOVIES . SEATED (L TO R) FOWLER EM3, DAV IS EM 2 , W INN EM 2 , EARLEY EM 1 , H ELMER IC2 , ROACH IC 2 , STAND I NG (L TO R) ALOE ICFN, BUFFINGTON EMFN, PELUGER ICFN, NAGLE EMFN, FAULKNER EMFN, YAUDES ICFN , GIZOWSKI 1CBN, MORRISON ICFN, MABANTA EM3 AT WORK p E ? o Rh NOW WHERE ' D THEM SHEEP GO? THE MOVIE MM CEREMONIES CHIEF SNYDER MADE L-TJG -ATHENS, GREECE CONGRATULATIONS THE BIG DAY ALL. HANDS AFT ADVANCEMENTS CHIEF ' S BIG DAY! AND AWARDS LET ME GIVE YOU A HAND WITH IT CHIEF WELL DONE BOAT S IT SAYS HERE WELL DONE CHIEF MC SPADDEN - IF I ' VE TOLD YOU ONCE, I ' VE TOLD YOU A THOUSAND TIMES . . . A NEW MEDAL AS DIVISION LTJG . E.L.. KELLER , USN LTJG . H.R. OCHEL, USN HAWKINS , R .A . SOC The primary function of any DESTROYER-TYPE SHIP is the protection of the heavy which of NECESSITY MEANS DEFENSE AGAINST THE SILENT SUBMARINE - THIS IS THE JOB OF AS DIVISION AND PRIMARILY THE ASW ATTACK TEAM. AS OUR RECORD IN THE MED SHOWED, WE HAVE EVERY REASON TO BE PROUD OF THESE MEN WHOSE PERFORMANCE WAS OUTSTANDING. SEATED (L TO R) VANSKOY,SOG2 , STUMP GMM2 , MCFALL SOG2 , PLATT TM 2 , STANDING (L TO R) HERROD SN , YOUNG SN , STREFF TM3 , LAMARCA SN , SHAW SOG3 , HELLYER SOG3 , W [EGAND SN HONOR GUARD 1 JULY -ARRIVAL ■ RAIL BIRDS BRINGING OUT THE BRIDS THE SHOP ON THE BRIDGE ALL BACK WHAT? ■v WE GOT STARTED ANYWAY SUN WORSHIPPER ■■r m REPAIRS IN PROGRESS INSPECTING THE GUARD LEMON THE PICTURES SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES ' R DIVISION SHIPFITTERS GANG ENS. R.A. QUEEN, USN MALONE, H.D. SFC PERKINS , W.W. ENC IF IT ' S BROKEN WE ' LL TRY TO REPAIR IT AS WELL AS POSSIBLE . R DIVISION CARRIES THE BURDEN OF AN ENTIRE SHIP FROM AIR CONDITIONING FOR OUR COMFORT TO WATERTIGHT INTEGRITY FOR OUR SAFETY - MAINTENANCE OF BOATS , DAMAGE CONTROL GEAR, STEERING APPARATUS AND THE EMERGENCY DIESELS SHOULD WE LOSE THE LOAD . THE MACHINE SHOP IS CONSTANTLY A BEEHIVE OF ACTIVITY TO KEEP THE SH IP ' S EQUIPMENT AND SPACES IN GOOD CONDITION. THE SHIPFITTERS AND AUXILIARY GANG WORK LONG HOURS, COMPLETING JOB ORDERS FOR DIVISIONS FROM LATHE WORK TO WELDING TO PLUMBING MAINTENANCE TO REPAIR OF THE SHIP ' S DISHWASHER. SEATED (L TO R) WILLIAMS FN, MITCHELL SFM3, CARL1LE MM1 , BICKELL DC 1 , REINERT MR2, BUSHNELL SFP3 , STANDING (L TO R) WARREN FN , MUNTHE FN , TRAUT FN, BARTOS FN, MARKLE FN, MEINTS FN, ACHEY FN, JASENZAK FN, MASTERS FN, DEHEART FR , MISSING, SMITH MM 1 , CRADER SFP3, SMITH SFP2 AT THE RAIL CLEANING UP B -4 CLOWNING IN ATHENS EASY DOES IT - SIXTH FLT ARRIVING MAN, IT WAS THAT BIG! WORKING AGAIN CAREFUL WITH MY SWORD, CARTER! 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' . 4 C xm NOW WHERE ' S MY WIFE TAUKING THINGS OVER SOME OF THE HOMECOMING CROWD READY TO COME ABOARD IT WAS A GREAT PARTY CRUISE BOOK STAFF COUTURE FTM 1 VANLUE BT1 ENS. R. A. QUEEN TO THE OFFICERS AND MEN OF DAHLGREN: NOW YOU HAVE SEEN YOUR 1963 MEDITERRANEAN CRUISE BOOK. WE HOPE WE HAVE OFFENDED NO ONE, FOR NO OFFENSE WAS INTENDED. OUR AIM WAS TO BRING TO EACH AND EVERY ONE OF YOU AT LEAST A SMALL AMOUNT OF PLEASURE BY RECALLING THE PLACES YOU SAW , THE THINGS YOU DID, AND THE SHIPMATES YOU LIVED AND WORKED WITH DURING OUR DEPLOYMENT. WE ASK FOR NO RE- WARD, NOR IS ONE EXPECTED, FOR IF WE HAVE SUCCEEDED IN OUR AIM, THAT IS REWARD ENOUGH. Robert A . Queen Cruise Book Editor CARLILE MM1 KING RD1 ROSTER OFFICERS (Capt) - Cdr L.I. Smith (XO) - Cdr C.H. Herrick Lcdr C.C. Madeira Lt. J. A . Watson 1_t. W.J. Bredbeck Lt. R .G. Kramer Lt. N. H. Halton Lt. R .F. Winter Lt. A .L. Gomez Lt. R .L. Levin Ltjg . T.W. Maynard Ltjg . L.R. Mervine Ltjg . M .A . Jones Ltjg. E.L. Keller Ltjg. E.C. 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