Dauphin (APA 97) - Naval Cruise Book

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October 29, 1945 From: Commander Amphibious Group FOURTEEN. To: The Chief of Naval Personnel. Subject: Commander B. CONNELLY, USN— Report of Performance of duty, 1 1 October to 22 October 1945. Reference: (a) Articles 137, U. S. Navy Regulations. 1. Commander CONNELLY, Commanding Officer of the U.S.S. DAUPHIN (APA 97), operated under the operational control of this com- mand from 11 October 1945 to 22 October 1945. During this period this officer was responsible for logistics and voyage repairs for his ship, for coordination with Army personnel and loading elements of the Sixth Army for transportation to Japan, and for forming and leading to Japan a move- ment unit consisting of his vessel, an AKA and a DD. These duties were performed in a most efficient, expeditious and highly satisfactory manner. J. W. BOULWARE MEMORANDUM FROM THE CAPTAIN TO OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF THE CREW: Training, Discipline, cargo handling, boating at Agoo, Lingayen, Communication, Engineering and watch standing make such a letter possible. I am proud of you. B. CONNELLY, Captain, USN., Commanding. • 72 —

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DIVISIONS

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First Division Lt. H. K. POWERS Lt. T. L. CARMODY Lt. (ig) E. R. THARRINGTON CBM G. M. GIBA Nashville, Mich. Wayzata, Minn. Warren ton, N. C. Cleveland, Ohio APPLE, C. C. Sic Reidsville, N. C. COLEMAN, L. R. FC2c Kansas City, Mo. CROWTHER. R. P. Sic Titusville, Pa. EVANS, D. BM2c Kansas City, Kan. GRAY. R. D. Sic Poteau, Okla. HALEY, R. H. Sic Delrio, Texas HUPPE, R. T. S2c Rochester, N. H. IANDIORIO, R. Sic Lincoln Heights, Pa. JAMES. R.W. BM2c Dayton, Ohio JONES. W. L. Sic Malone, N. Y. KAFARA. C. J. Sic Bridgeport, Conn. KARZENSKI. A. J. S2c River Head, L. I., N. Y KASPER. B. J. Sic Chicago, 111. KELLER. H. C. GM3c Baltimore, Md. KELLY. J. T. S2c Huntington, L. I., N. Y. KETLER. G. C. GM3c Philadelphia, Pa. LAICH. P. A. S2c Latrobe, Pa. LANDSIEDEL. R. F. COX Brooklyn, N. Y. LARKIN. H. F. S2c Manhattan, N. Y. LAUBER. B. J. COX Garden City, Kan. LIBERTY. R. S. S2c Worcester, Mass. MARKOS. E. S2c Ipswich, Mass. MARTIN. E. J. S2c Portage, Wis. MARTIN. I. M. Sic Enid, Okla. Mccarty, l. j. COX Springfield, Ohio McCREADY.W. M. Sic Jeannette, Pa. MERRITT, l. g. S2c Bridgeton. N. J. NOVAK, P. S2c Bethlehem, Pa. PARUTA. C. A. Sic Passaic, N. I. PETERSON, H. R. Sic Glenmora, La. REED. J. E. COX Shippensburg, Pa. ROCKWELL. A. L. S2c Smyrna Mills, Maine RODERICK. P. BM2c New Bedford, Mass. ROGERS. T. W. S2c Homestead, Pa. RONCA. R. F. S2c Bethlehem, Pa. SEKELA, M. S2c Shenandoah, Pa. SHAFFER. J. E. COX Smithfield, Pa. SHOLTIS. M. S2c Monessen, Pa. SPURRIER. W. J. GMlc Beckridge, Texas SQUIRES. R. W. Sic Baltimore, Md. STALLARD. D. H. Sic Big Stone Gap, Va. SWIFT. H. R. BMlc Valparaiso, Ind. THACKER. T. W. S2c Pineville, Ky. WINN. D. F. S2c Boston, Mass. Leading Division Petly Officer. 73 —