sl -f a g If , y . USS DAV S CDD-9375 IDDLE EAST CRUIS 20 ocr. 77 - 2 MAY 78 To the Officers and Men of USS DAVIS CDD-9375, For six and one-half months we have shared an experience only those of us in the Sea Service can understand and appreciate. We have sailed new waters, visited remote lands and most importantly, accomplished all missions. We have done our job and done it well. We can and should take great pridevin ourselves and in DAVIS. I Think back to the beginning, back to September and October 1977, when we were conducting the OPPE and preparing for deployment. It was a most difficult time. Long hours every day, numerous inspections and doubt in some minds that DAVIS would deploy. But that's the time we became the crew we are. We did what had to be done, overcame the obstacles and on 20 October 1977 we left our wake on the Cooper River. We had become the DAVIS. Are you still remembering? We left our mark, our American Brand, as we steamed those thousands of miles to West Africa, the Mediterranean, Suez, Red Sea, Gulf of Aden, Indian Ocean, East Africa, Persian Gulf, and back across the Atlantic. Do you recall the names: Conakry, Lagos, Rota, Cagliari, the Canal, Aqaba, Djibouti, Hodieda, Mombasa, Muscat, Bahrain, J idda, the Azores and Bermuda? Will any of us forget Djibouti... 12 BSF's! Nor should we forget the swim calls, the Crossing the Line ceremonies, fantail fishing, the whale on the bow, the beer on the pier, the bagpiper, beach parties, deck cookouts, Las Vegas nights, St. Patrick's Day cocktails, and the great Aqaba Gig Race. We made our own fun because we had to. We spent seventy-eight percent of our time underway. Our liberty except in Mombasa, was very limited. We were heavily involved in supporting Commander, Middle East Force, RADM Samuel Packer, whose flagship we were for two months, in operations in the vicinity of the Horn of Africa. We suffered material casualties and repaired some. We were self-sustaining and we did all that was required and more. AS Captain, I am most grateful and extremely proud to be part of this- crew. Officially, you render honors by calling me, DAVIS. Now, I say to each of you who have shouldered the burdens of this cruise, who have stood the taut watches, who have been my shipmates .... You are DAVIS! A.B. FLANAGANAA. Commander, U.S. Navy Commanding Officer THE HISTGRY GF USS DAVIS QDD-9371 USS DAVIS was commissioned on 6 March 1957, bearing the name of World War II hero Commander George F. Davis who, as Commanding Officer on the USS Walke CDD-723Jbrave1y gave his life in a victorious duel with four Japanese Kamikaze aircraft. Davis arrived 1n her homeport Newport Rhode Island on 10 MAY 1957 She became flagship for Commander Destroyer Squadron Twenty after intensive shakedown cruises rn the Caribbean and North Atlantic and in the fall of 1957 she sailed for the Mediterranean and Jo1ned SIXTH Fleet operations Returning from the Mediterranean she deployed to the Caribbean spending the 1958 59 w1nter there and then went to Boston Naval Shipyard for her frrst regular overhaul In March and April 1960 the ship pa1nted gunnery E s on each gun mount for outstanding shooting and then on 5 July 1960 she was awarded the Battle Efficiency E In 1961 Davis made her second Mediterranean cruise and won her second Battle Efficiency E the ship also spent two weeks operating in conjunction w1th the Mercury Space Program Late in 1962 Davis took part 1n the Cuban Blockade and ln May 1963 USS Dav1sjo1ned the recovery operation group for Astronaut Gordon Cooper Later that summer she made a Mediterranean Midshipman cruise ' 9 9 ' 9 9 ' 9 9 - ' ' A - ' cc 999 ' ' 9 ' ' cc 99 ' ' ' 3 - 9 . ' ' ' ' sc 99, ' A 9 9 9 9 9 - 9 .,,. In March of 965, Daviswas sent to the Caribbean to patrol those waters during the Dominican crisis, and in the fall of 1965, the ship' received the Admiral Arleigh Burke Fleet Trophy, symbolic of the most improved ship in the Atlantic Fleet in Battle Efficiency. 1 On 19 January 1966, Davis left Newport with DESRON 20 for SEVENTH Fleet duty. in the waters off the coast of Vietnam where she lived up to her fine reputation during rescue destroyer duty for aircraft carriers ',4' I ong' Naval Gunfire support missions. Three members of Davis crew were awarded the Republic of Vietnam's second highest decoration, the Cross of Gallantry. In 1966 Davis again won the Battle Efficiency E and the Operation and Engineering departmental f'E 's as well. On 2 May, 1967 Davis left Newport for a four and one half month deployment with the SIXTH fleet and during this deployment she was witness to the Arab-Israeli conflict in early June. . On 15 August 1968, Davis received three maj or awards, the Destroyer Squadron Twenty Battle Efficiency E , the Engineering E , and the Atlantic Fleet ASW Award. Then on 22 August 1968, Davis again departed Newport for extended operations with the U.S. SEVENTH Fleet in waters off North Vietnam. During this second WESTPAC deployment, Davis fired more than 1 1, 000 rounds ,of ammunition providing accurate and effective gunfire support for troops ashore. Davis also received hostile fire several times. Davis' performance earned her the Meritorious Unit Commendation. it Returning to Newport in April 1969, Davis spent the next 5 months participating in Anti-air, surface, and Anti-submarine warfare exercises in the Caribbean. She returned to Newport in early f etober. On 17 October, Davis departed Newport for Boston,Naval Shipyard whereshe was decommissioned on October 30, 1969 to undergo extensive modernization. After nearly one year in the yards, Davis was recommissioned on 17 October 1970 and outfitted for ASW capability with the installation of the latest ASW. weapons, including ASROC and improved sensors which greatly enhanced Davis' effectiveness against todayis high speed submarines. Since the modernization, Davis has proved her worth in ASW and NGFS during a 1972 Vietnam deployment and a 1974 Mediterranean Cruise. This resulted in a Meritorious Unit Citation for Vietnam and the ASW KA Award for excellence in that mission area during 1974. A The USS DAVIS entered the Charleston Naval Shipyard in early 1975 for another comprehensive overhaul. Then in January 1976, Davis left Charleston for extensive training in the areas of ASW and gunfire support to train personnel for the upcoming South American cruise. After three months of training in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, Davis left Charleston, South Carolina on 10 July for a five and one half month cruise to South America which involved the circumnavigation of the South American continent, commencing and concluding in Puerto Rico. UNITAS XVII consisted of combined operations with the Navies and Air Forces of Venezuela, Brazil, Uruguay, Argentina, Chile, Peru, and Columbia. After a total of over 320 individual exercises and over 24,000 miles in total distance steamed, Davis returned to Charleston on 23 November 1976. In January 1977, Davis left Charleston for exercises in the Caribbean with NATO Forces including Canada, France, Sweden, Germany, England and Portugual. After a month and a half, Davis returned to Charleston to get ready for an upcoming Middle East Cruise. 'i'17 ,E -' f K S Z 1 CDR ALAN B. FLANAGAN, USN , 7 A ' COMMANDING OFFICER 6 Commander Flanagan was born in New Haven, Connecticut, in 1938. He graduated from Notre Dame, South Bend, Indiana, with a BA in History in June 1960. He commenced his Naval career at the Officer Candidate School, Newport, Rhode Island, in October 1960, and was commissioned an Ensign, USNR, in March 1961. He served as Communications Officer on USS SPROSTON CDD-5775 from May 1961 to February 1963, graduated from the U.S. Naval Destroyer School, Newport, Rhode Island in September 1963, and was Weapons Officer on USS HARWOOD CDD-861D until July 1965. Following a short tour as Weapons Instructor at the NROTC Unit, Stanford University, he was assigned as Surface Operations fCommunications Officer for COMSEVENTHFLT Staff DET C at Tan Son Nhut, AB, Saigon,Vietnam from December 1965 to November 1966. From March 1967 to December 1968, he was Commanding Officer, USS MOLALA CATF-1061 and took part in various operations in the Western Pacific. From 1968 until 1972, he was on the Joint Staff of USCINCEURX CINCLANT in Stuttgart, Germany. He served as Executive Officer, USS ROBERT A. OWENSCDD-8271 from June 1972 to September 1973. During the period October 1973 to March 1977, he was assigned as Surface Personnel Officer at the Enlisted Personnel Distribution Office, Atlantic Fleet, in Norfolk, Virginia and then as Director, Unit Manning and Monitoring Division of the Enlisted Personnel Management Center New Orleans, Louisiana On May 21 1977 Commander Flanagan assumed the duties of Commanding Officer of the USS Davis CDD 9371 relieving Commander Donald H Gunderson a a 9 ' 9 . . 5 1 Q E l l F it 'L fl i 1 l a l Q. 1 lf . Qi? E f l l RADM SAMUEL H. PACKER, USN COMMANDER MIDDLE EAST FORCE 1-i From 21 January to 19 March 1978 the USS Davis had the honor to serve as flagship for the Commander, Middle East Force, RADM Samuel H. Packer, USN. Admiral Packer was aboard during the majority of the operations in the Red Sea and Western Gulf of Aden and also p . ,, during port visits to Muscat, Oman and Bahrain. The Admiral i A was accompanied by a mini-staff including Lt Larry D. Fiser, 4 USN, Flag Lieutenant, and Lt David L. Christianson, USN, 3 Assistant Intelligence Officer. i . 7 Lt. David L. Christianson, USN Lt Larry D. Fiser, USN -'- ?' CAPT FRANK N. HANNEGAN, USN COMMANDER, DESTROYER SQUADRON FOURTEEN From October 20 to November 20 1977, the USS Davis was privileged to fly the pennant of Captain Frank N. Hannegan, Commander of Destroyer Squadron 14. Capt. Hannegan commanded a task group' of which the Davis was flagship, during the West African portion of the Middle East Cruiseg and made the port visits to Conakry, Guinea and Lagos, Nigeria. W, LCDR GEORGE E SCEARCE USN EXECUTIVE OFFICER LCDR CLYDE L BINGHAM USN LT BOYCE w Huss USN LT-'G WILLIAM W WOODS III USN CHIEF ENGINEER WEAPONS OFFICER NAVIGATOR iii +144 in EXW? 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V -, i . - . ...., --- .A , . ., -HM , ., ,N i , Lmmu- X, ' 4' 'W f' , X W' 'wx 1, .i - X. - vwws . , A-'rw 1. . .tual . v. . , , ,,,,,,,6-,NK ff-1. -.,-..-,f-.,-.AA- ' ' f.. 7,7 V, h . . av-PJ fr-fm0Pv-w-+n-.v-.-1-x-e+a1N-'kv-s4s.nQ-.,.,,., ' '5 '1f'-fffvzlw--I-'ff.w4.,.-so-'us.Q4 .,.-,M ma-..m'.-. f-.4-,,:.1g.,, DEPARTURE CHARLESTON gOn October 20, 1977 the USS Davis got underway bound for West Africa and the Middle Eastg All preparations had been completed. Our Wives, families, and friends were on the pier to see us off. 'It would be 193 days before we would see Charleston again. How long before they take in the brow? L' , 1 H Take a real good lookg ' fm, Anchors Aweigh. S vu W, A big hug- Farewells on the fantail. .. -- l - '-f--f--':-,-.f.f-f-J-.-.f..-..-..-,-.,. vw ' - f V 4 -- , . . .. V,-. . , . .W-- --s. A.- .f4.-f-..-..-.,......- - . , ,- . AH V , -M,-1-.J-.N1..,-,,...v..,,. 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Q-sv.wn:n,M-,,-,,q,,,,-,.,,,,L,hN,m , .-.uhh -momaiggwnmhfnmw a , Picnic in the West African Hill Country. va-A Visiting Guinean Agricultural Research Station. Z Honor Guard in the West African Hill Country -A fa ,- sg me 'iwi w t'Have the Soviets changed their uniform? . . '-' ' ' ' - w.1-.A!r:11-f1I!ll?lui- - -tiki. - -.f- , , . fu, ,- , ---.- - --I----if-. -wf -rf -f - ----- -f---W-------W iq u l l i i 1 s 1 . l I lf K I l i l l 1 l A l i l I l I 1 l l On 7 November USS Davis arrived in Lagos Nigeria for the second of the West African port visits Davismen found the Lagos sea detail a demanding one with strong currents heavy shipping traffic and an exhausting mooring operation The ship s boats were utilized extensively and , . . 9. . LAGGS, NIGERIA l boat crews put in long hours. Ashore the American community in Lagos was very hospitable. Davis sailors were entertained at the American Embassy's U.S. Marine House and the American Ambassador hosted a cocktail party for the entire crew at his residence. Crew members also had the opportunity to mix with their counterparts in the Nigerian Navy when the Nigerianshosted cocktail parties at their Officer's and Enlisted Men's clubs. The ship reciprocated with a reception for the local diplomatic community and ship's tours. On November 9 the Davis was underway again, northbound. Relaxing at the Ambassador's residence. Honors fOr the Nigerian Navy, Donlt worry XO. Chief Koon can handle it ' a '- it's only coke. Pray we don't have to hand crank this Heave Around! pi monster back up! 3:15. On November '14 Davis made a second refueling stop in Dakar, Senegal. She visited Rota, Spain from 19-20 Nov. then entered the Mediterranean. The ship' made a fuel stop' on 23 November at Cagliari, Sardinia and refueled from USNS PAWCATUCK on 25 November. Arrgying at Port Said, Egypt in the afternoon of 26 November, Davis trans ited the Suez Canal on the 27th.lAlthough the l973,Arab-Israeli War had been over for four years, many ofthe scars leftby the my yar were still visible on the lands immediately adjacent to the canal. SUEZ CANAL TRANSIT ii. ' ' Southbound. Canal Duty. l r Egyptian observation post. Welcome Back?! . H4 IMYWW, MW X f X ,W ,V N.wf,...W, ffuu...x. BATTLE SCARS. SIGNS OF RECONSTRUCTIO THE GREAT BITTER LAKE. W R MONUMENT. 'A , ' g f 4 I I4 izg if 211 ,QI sk ' , ffm W I E ,M 7,1 ,V ,, I 'f ' ,V-:fw,,..- w A If-ww-'ir A I A I Aw- Af ,, , , ,, ,um I-f'H?T7'5+'Zf X ' ' IN' . : S , f QA I S f f , - Aj' Jfcfwii yMw4'2,,f, f ,A ,fuk A W My A, A , ,, WA WN. ,W ,A , f .. L,-,M A fl , ' W if l 'ff' Shay, A 77 wEif2f57f:'i' 'ff AV AWWJA. df--L A 3-Aff-334 f,.,j' V V , i , AA, nf , 4 -4 -ff Aff - , VVAVVA V V V f , , JJ! ,ISKZA I- ' . 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I -.-.,,.,..,,..- ' - --,-r-.,,-., ,..,-.-.,... .mf-5. .H-... .. ,f ..,....I. ...W , ..- A SIGN OF THE TIMES A ABA, JGRDAN The USS Davis arrived in Aqaba, Jordan on 28 November for a four day port visit. During this time the Davis relieved USS Sellers CDDG llj and assumed her duties as a member of the ,Middle East Force. The ship was inspected by RADM Samuel Packer, USN, Commander Middle East Force, and members of his staff, and made an outstanding impression. Although the ship's schedule was a busy one many crew members found time to enjoy liberty ashore in Aqaba or to go on a tour of the ancient city of Petra. A cocktail party and a dinner were hosted for the Davis Wardro om by local Jordanians. The ship, in turn, provided tours for Jordanian military personnel. On December 1, USS Davis got underway and headed south into her new operation areas in the Red Sea and Gulf of Aden. .1 MY CAMEUS BETTER THAN YQUR CAMEL. PETRA TOURISTS ASSEMBLE FOR THE JOURNEY. X . ON THE ROAD TO PETRA- RICE AND FRIEND A BEDOUIN'S BEST FRIEND. i . I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I . I I I I I I I I I I I i I I I I I I I I I I I I I l I 5 IE I U 'e-:rw 3 T P 1' f VIEW OF THE INTERIOR. A WILL THE REAL LAWRENCE PLEASE STAND UP. BUY IT OR SWALLOW IT, SAILOR! ENTERING THE CITY BY HORSE IS THE ONLY WAY T PETRA ARCHITECTURE CARVED FROM ROUNDING UP THE TOUR THE HILLSIDE, ' -H-.,.:.7.f .,., ,.,. V ,. .pf -.. .. ,.,.. .f . ,-- - 1- ,-,.,-, ., N.. ,.N ' ', , . F .W .wn,.,.., 1 w .. .. .q. X,,,.,., , ,gmxd 1 A +1 'v .w-. mn. ,. .. - -.-,,..A.-, .,,,.,.,.,,,,,,,.,,., 'N ' ' . .,,, , ,, 'H' M--H-A in .1 -r HUDIEDAI-I, YEMEN 5 December and again on 8 December DDi937 made her first and second fuel stops at Djibouti. Then on December 10th she arrived in Hodiedah, Yemen Arab Republic. MAIN STREET, HODIEDAH. AN OVERVIEW OF THE CITY. The visit was a purely diplomatic one. General liberty was not allowedand aside from a beach party, which the ship sponsored., crew members were not allowed ashore. For many crew members the photos on this page will be their first View of Hodiedah. On December l2th Davis was underway again. HELL'S ANGELS, HODIEDAH CHAPTER. , CROSSING THE LINE For you 'must-know that any craft wh0'd fain cross the greaz Sea Lora s special domain must pay the tribute thai?-'King Neptune wishes ana' be received by rnermaids, bears, and Hshes. We will see you on the morn, ana' any who resistiwill wish he had not been born. So goes a segment of 'the crossing the linel' ritual of the royal navy.The-boisterous .Gere emoniers of g crossing the line are so ancient that their derivation is L lost. In the modern navy the cermonies are not too severe, although many pointlessly annoying deeds are done, and it is the custom for all of those individuals who have never crossed the equator at sea, polliwogs, to undergo initiation rites at the hands of those who have, the sons of Neptune or Shellbacks. The senior shellback member of the crew is customarily selected as Neptunus Rex, his first assistant is Davey Jones. On December 17 the Davis held crossing the linen ceremonies. In the days prior to the 17th, preliminary events occurred. A polliwog beauty contest took place and from amongst a wide assortment of alluring and sensuous candidates one polliwog was chosen as King Nep'tune's consort. The polliwogs revolted-and 'guerilla warfare was rife throughout the ship. On the night of the 16th, in accordance with custom, Davey Jones appeared on board with a message to the Captain from His Majesty, Neptunus Rex, stating at what time the royal party would come on board and the ceremonies begin. The 'fbllowing day, the 17th, was one that all Polliwogs would remember. THE CONCRETE COWBOY, MASTER OF CEREMONIES. WOMEN ON THE HIGH SEAS MAKE THEIR BID. p A LITTLE TUNE FOR ALL THE BOYS. SIGNS OF AN EAPLY CAMPAIGN ALRIGHT-WHO PINFFED ME7 POEMS PRAYERS AND PROMISES' A HUG FOR THE WINNER OF CGURSE THEY'RE REAL! I ,,,.,4.-..,:i. ,. uf, V, .,-,-,.-.. .. ,VJ-, ,- -kl.,jj'k,',,1,j2, v1J'.j --125 -A.-F - . ,,. ..,,-,,,,1,.,.,,.4f A tw- N Y U- . .,-.x...,...-. ,...-.-....,..,.,..,-,--,,A,,,,,,4,IN ww. N 5 V i , .. .. ,,S,,,,., ,.,..,,-.,,,S, .., M , - A - - '45 www 13 , -A THERE WILL BE NO MERCY! THE INITIATION BEGINS. i A BUNS UP! BIRTH OF A SI-IELLBACK XO PLAYING WITH HIS FOOD. A ROYAL BAPTISM. :-1,-r ff- Y . .JE ' i':: ,': 'f': fil':7,:':,cggsgrg-Tgzqzsfsftfftr-,R ,'..1.,.. .....,11:..,:1 ,ST1EE FT?'?..1 'F'?i .T'f'?RI?'ii ' -'H f.. -v .. A..- :,-LLM, ' ' ' ' - - A ' -w'vv.'---0.-1v.,f,...,...,... . . - ' THE 17TH OF DECEMBER On the 17th of December: .,..,f , ' 'efe Q! W' the sounds. you will hear, will :be the chants of Shellbacksgi, A I from far and from neart As a mighty King Neptune I comes forth from the seas, to maim and to mock every wog that he sees. With minds on their mission and Shillelaghs in hand, the Shellbacks will drive every wog from their land. When their bodies are crumbled and their minds in a daze, the 'gwogsn will surrender, to no one's amaze. WOG CONVOY And U'they return I , on another liiilh of December, you can bet your ass one thing, the wogs WILL remember! I 'v' E TAKING A BATH I I KING NEPTUNE AND HIS ROYAL CQURT KISSING THE RGYAL BABY fx ' '- '- 'A't 'M-'-f- f V- , - Af. .,. . ,, ' 'N -A-f - 1-f-fwfvw-. .., - Y - f. ..-.-.. --..-i.--- ,-----..-..-.- . -.. .- - W... , - .. . . t . ,. , ... ,..,, T , A, 3,9 .,...,.........,.,,,,-4, M H K iv A f.,-xA,.-.-.-ff-I---vw ..,..- , , 'f'-v-v-.v--.-U-,,f,,.,. .,. ........, , ---J ,- . N . .. . . ' 1 --A 4- 1 .Y --, ,, -- - K -- - I The concrete .SIHELLBA CK- Fw '5.. ,x w H- , , K, 4-15. 1-any 'v-I . ' f T MOMBASA KENYA Following another fuel stop in Djibouti on December 14, the USS Davis moved out ofthe gulf of Aden and began a southerly transit down the East-Coastl of Africa to Mombasa, Kenya.,On the 17th, crossing the line ceremonies took place and on December 20th the ship arrived in Mombasa for a 15 day port visit. This was the only real liberty port that Davismen would visit during the cruise. Mombasa is an old and historic city with plenty to, see and do. The great east African game preserves are only a few hours away. The local mission to seamen was extremely helpful and accommodating. Davis was underway again on January Sth, returning to the Gulf of Aden. I A NO LAFLAMME - THIS IS NOT ST. LOUIS! THE OLD TOWN, MOMBASA. 1 I 1 NATIVE JEWELRY. In t A TYPICAL MARKET STAND. ' lg, ,,' ,v - .r,.,,--H-,,.,..,. -.-. . Y.....-,-..,..,,.n-,,,,l,,,,NA L IJ-in lu A ,I . ,V ,,..,.,.,, A , -N -- .N . . . , ,, A I A X. , ., , ,, ,M .AW I V- -'HMI' U- U V A , ,Q .,..,..,,,-, UW!! JMNY-1 1,7 ,ici , .. V .,,. . , ,-,.,-Y,., U A g M A N,-...A M. . ., i , r I W 5? JAMBO! ,fffdff , 'w i ff A ,f'?ifif?'f ' QE'-Ag . W -N M. f ' f ,. K fi: I , 5 Mi N. , frk- ff ' S W ' if V y mwp V' ,, 1 f fi 1 Y 4 Q f R 3 wh -1, Jwf, M- 14.6. X Q-- , - ,g .V iw f ,A X V , ..:f - .ww , ,Paz 11 J' f 'N 'I- X- H f ' ' 2 i' Q K1 f - x . , 2 1-5 'RMU Q ' ' 1' u Q31 fn ORIGIN OF MOMBASA'S .WELL KNOWN WOODCARVINGS. DHOW HARBOR, MOMBASA. , ' 1, ,Q 3 ,:',.V , , 1, I., ju- ' Rf Rus. 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MUSCAT, OMAN For- 20 days A2LftCI IC21V11'lg Kenya the Davrs stayed af'sea Stoppmg only to refuel on the 10th 14th and 21st 1n IDjlbOUt1 On January 25th the shrp arrrved 1n Muscat Oman for a 3 day port v1s1t Whrle It IS not a parucularly good lrberty port Muscat has a certa1n character that has been untouched by the Ztlth century It was one of 'the,mro,st-fgigurghptotled places v1s1ted ' ' ' S GIDDYUP MULE' Dav1s arrrval was one of great ceremony wrth g A-. A, ' and returned and honor guard srdeboys and boat crews were all 'used eXtens1vely The local expatrrate commun1ty was very hospitable p'rov1d1ng several tours for the crew and 1nv1t1ng many Dav1smen 1nto therr homes for d1nner .The sh1p' also ma1nta1ned excellent relat1ons w1th the Sultan of Oman s navy There wasffalarge turnout from both the European and Oman1 p'op'ulat1on for sh1p's tours The Dav1s also hosted a receptlon on board for local d1gn1tar1es On January 28th the Dav1s departed x . , ' 7 7 . . ' A fu' . I , U I ' several salutes being fifredtff.Official calls were made , 5 9 , dl . U 0 C , W THE SUK QMARKET PLACED. A I BUSINESS IS GOOD IN THE SUK. BEAUTIFUL DOWNTOWN MUSCAT STREET VENDOR ' w . , . . ,,g l r A F. .-.,-,, .,. 1 3 ga -fffw.,-,....-,....,.:.,,.D.,,,.,. .-.-.., .-,--f-W-- -e---. ....-.,w,......,..,-.,-..a,...,..,.-...v.s...-,.t.,..m.,1.,,,.,,,,- -.,,.....,.:..g:.:z.L ...az'ff:wgif:::'::.mms4. e- -':':-fe-:vga-wtf-, fwfr,---gf THE CASTLE OVERLOOKING THE HARBOR. DAVIS LEAVES HER MARK ON MUSCAT ONE OF THE MANY VEGETABLE AND HERB MERCHANTS REVITALIZING AN ANTIQUE POT. WOULD YOU BUY A USED CAMEL FROM THIS MAN? VEGETABLE SHOPPING. X I,-MW? , . . 1 ? Q 1 ,. , . , 'r - ' 1 hm' A H-. , ' X , YY V 4 P K lffiiz 0MANI ARCHITECTURE EVERYDAY DRESS ' ANQTHER' VIEW Op THE SUK - A MINARET. A OMANI FASHION. I ' PIERSIDE AT PORT QABOOS, OMAN. 'THATSMY PABST YOU HAVE THERE AMSDlLL! WORK FASTER, ABDUL, OR l'LL SHIP YOU BACK f, of- . .. ,,,.,..,,..,-,..,,,.. f-11-,..,- .. .M -. . , p . .. V -L,--Q, ,N -, .M .f1 r'1' trff,- 'v:frvffvsvwf-rip:--ff -- --N.-.,.:. At. -ya- -5. -1f--':,f,,e.,.t:,fi,1-fuas-,,v,,,,.,,.,,,.UL .. -.. ,, . . , , . BAHRAIN The Davis spent the month of February underway making one fuel stop in Jidda Saudi Arabia and three in Djibouti. On 28 February she finally tied up in Bahrain for an ll day upkeep period. The local Naval Support Unit made theirffifacilitieps available and these were greatly appreciated by the crew. A 2 day cookout was held, highlighted by a fiercely contested softball game between the ship's officers and the second class petty officers. A ., 4 A, ' - oe? Lg o s f V' ' Vx ff' Z I T 4 , ' it I T o -t Q ' - - A 1 , 0 I 1 ' ' - 7 V ' i 7 - MOVERTRUMP - SULTAN LOOKS WORRIEDY' THE SUK - MUCH DIFFERENT FlRtOM THE ONE IN MUSCAT. TO MUSCATP' c K o P oUTs1DE ONE OF THE MANY Goto sHoPs IN A VEILED LADY SHOPPING IN BAHRAIN. THE surf.. .x-.-.,. ., .. ....., . , Y OBVIGUSLY, THE O's ARE WINNING. X0 CONNECTS- O I 'lx' ,Q-Ax L ,. Ig-f THE 9:09, RIGHT ON TIME. KEEP 'EM HIGH - HE'S 'GTHIS ONE IS GOINGTO PUT PSWINGING LIKE HE'S AHOLEIN YOUR GLOVE . PLAYING GOLF! A ' A WHO PUT THAT BAT IN THE WAY!?', EASY DOES W- . . . L - .,,.w...-.VW...-:,.AV.,,-., - 4 A l .. . A,-. .,,... ,V ,,.,..,.,,.,.,.,-A.,....,.,.y-,-,- ,-.,.,.-f UNDERWAY ATLANTIC CROSSING , THE RED SEA. AFTER LOOKOUT, SUNSET IN THE GULF OF ADEN fi . ' T 1.66 LA .sf 1 -- '1fg,Rgqf55g1p X1 ,g ' ' ' , ' -It-Qyydt , ,ru , 1 .,,,,a,ff15,-,,,x.,, ' ..4--..,, ,,.1 ,.. 5355? 5235 f'1fb3w-?'Ef I .- ,S ,i , A , , M W 3 'ag fn I . 'S I .Q 5 5 J ,M + ,I 'aifwgg Zn, , . P, - aw? i+i5??1 f , . Eg. af. 31,3-ff-M-qgwi5-9:1121313r-Lai fi V f ' f , 'iqgrgw'-'H5a:'12f2 1 I I I 1' A 1 . ,, . , war: 11 M.:-ff 'f W.-. W., , ' A :.5Lgf:,e.:g:-'.'1' - 4 V -- ,ew L Mmpmmw -A ' ' gf,-,f ' ,:g'w nf Y ,x ' W I , I ,, , I ' ' ' ' ,I -ga ,1,n,,,,,4,I-,,fgf 1 ,LM Tww, 5 A A. -, ' ' I 1 W ,N I A 3 - INDIAN OCEAN. MEDITERRANEAN SUNSET. ,B f f ' 'J' V f . , -, ' ,, V WW' Qfwfw, I- f,,.,,'g,'f , ,, ,. ,. W, ,' H ,, ., Q ,, ' ,' ,, ,':,g'y'2wf. 'N ,fmf m,'f'f' I av r 1 W I ,, I , - x N DJIBOUTI, AGAIN AND AGAIN AND AGAIN... During her op'erations.in.the Red Sea and Gulf of Aden the USS Davis made 12 separate afuteigtopes in Djibouti and 'came to regard the small former French Colonypnas her second home port. Both the local government and the French navy were extremely hospitable and helpful. Several beach p'arties, fuel stops and beer on the pierv in Djibouti was alvvcaysf-looked forward to. Along with their ivory and gold and wood,carvgi.ngs many crew members can also count a Djibouti T-shirt among' their souvenirs. Before this cruise most crewmen had never heard of Djibouti, now most of them will never forget it. 'TELL HIM WE,RE ALL OUT! NORWEGIAN EXPLORER TIGRIS HOURS BEFORE SALT WITH A FEW MORE THOR HEYERDAHL'S REED HEYERDAHL DESTROYED SALTS. BOAT, TIGRIS. HER OFF DJIBOUTI i'-'11 I1 'Hi' IDI-as .J I I,,:h ,Q Bsflllhi if WOULD YOU BELIEVE THIS MAN CANIT HANDLE 'GWHERE IS THE BEERT' 4 FOOT SEAS?', I .7f I , X MQW if 9154 T..V N ,.,,u:: X7 5 4,1 ......- , I ' , ,, N f I, X5 ggnllli- DJIBOUTI SHORE PATROL. COME ON PETE, 5 MORE AND I'LL LEAVE! I ., .71 MORE FUN IN THE SUN. A FAMILIAR SIGHT IN DJIBOUTI- THE DJIBOUTI T-SHIRT MAN. I .A .li I f B 3 I ,N 4 : 9 'fs I I A , , IAV, .V 5 NOW DON'T BURN IT, MARCOSV' 'TM NOT OUT YET, HOW 'BOUT A T-SHIRT? F' JIDDA D s p SA DI ARAB1 if Qi I D Without a doubt,4 the most anxiously awaited port call of the Mideast Cruise occurred on 9 April when the Davis arrived in Jidda for turnover to her relief in the Middle East Force, the USS Glover. Most of may V 'z I . . .Mi I f ' W f f , f f f X X f f f f f, X Q, , , ,,! U f X ffrphf f X ,X 9 ,V . fl, wry: my .V jz!.,.!,!f.',,f ,pajvlffw M AJ-Vzfff if i,,,,fCsf r f A , N,Wffgf..3 Wgriw ,it N, vf , 'Hg'fffM,24,g,,,,,f, .nlj ' j7'.' 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' I f 112715522 ' ,sf I 1 -f -R fwf . -'ygvf s,fai'wf2:y,2f'w?ff1 . 11,715 rf , , ,, X f' AI, 1 Vrjj,4ffIv41w4j,fR-if -f as fax , gown, f -ff? ' 511' ,gy swffefx-14. W , f-igl3J,,,f-A-,,f 'wiqwgfa Q , mv-ff A A WELCOME SIGHT - OUR RELIEFS. ,if W L X the previous month had beenspent at sea stopping onl to refuel at Djibouti on 19 and 26 March, and again on 2 April. Turnover was completed in a da . On the morning of the 10th of April the Davis was underway, northbound for the Suez Canal at last. LAST STOP IN THE RED SEA. ' STANDBY YOUR LINES. I 1 if I +1 A E .K , fr 'ff 'hifi . ,. ! ii Q is ENS MARK S. KISER I . BTC JOHN C. JOHNSON 3 DEVTSTON There are over 30 Boiler Technicians CBT'sJ assigned to the shipis 2 fire rooms, Bravo One and Bravo Three. Together with the Machinist Mates of M Division they are responsible for the shipls mobility and are collectively known as the 'fSnipes . Boiler Technicians maintain, operate and repair the ship's 4 1200-PSI boilers. In addition to the boilers, the BTQS take care of the ship's fuel oil service pumps, forced draft blowers, and feed Water system, all of which combine to supply fuel, air, and water to the boilers. The boilers use these ingredients to produce the high temperature, high pressure steam which operates the ship's machinery. The BT,s Worked long, hard hours in the fire rooms but the result was an exceptionally fine steaming record during the cruise. it-Q BTI DAVID R. BARENTINE BTI JOHN W, BEELES BT2 LEWIS N. FINNEY . QMS'-., K i 3'- 'TM NOT GOING UP THERE! BT3 MICHAEL L. HENRY Y BT3 DWIGHT A. COBB BT3 MARK E. EVANS A Y l ' : lv . l V f v, N - 7 BTC EARL REEVES i BTC CARL H. BEAL I A BT2 CALVIN H. ROLLINS JR. , xii' I , t hc ' I if 3 x . ' 0 V ? BT3 DAVID v. HAWKINS A BT3 GERALD N. MAXON BT3 LEONARD G. NEWELL I K RB ' BT3 RICHARD J. ROM A' PIES B113 .QARY J. SCHWANTZ BT3 KARL E. THIELE BT3 RONALD M. TRILLER 1 lil BTFN REX R. COSSEY I ! 1170251 M WHAT DO YOU MEAN THIS ISN T THE AIR CONDITIONING VENT: BTFN KENNETH R HEIMBACH LET HER RIP -3- Al BTFN LAWRE NCE L R00K BTFN KEVIN D WOOD RTEA JDHN R BENNETT BTFA MARTIN S BINIENDA -Y 'iii if af,-x ii, 44: Q , W ,wp A arm BTFA MICHAE +M L E BRENWALD BTFA CLIFFORD S COWART BTFA ROBERT F DICKERSDN BTFA RGBERT E HANLEY , 'I f ...A A My ,jill Y' A 4:41pm f 1 'gm ' Ji! V I R. . I 'V A Q . 1 ,N , . 4 ff , A I 5'-91: -I , Ii , , .7 ' 4,J2gA.Ti-Q 'I as V - ilffigze ' . I Ulf' . A' 7 O f I I , ,, W If ,, 1. fur 5, 2 o 3 f A . HI 4. A 1' ' , V . ,f . , . ' . . 'Q --1 Ip -- - - - 'z '11 ms' f if -:':'i- A- f: ' Q- i , -1' Y p , 5--'f -gf S gg-'J 5' xii? ff f-f,..' za ,... ,, TY.. .-' . ..:1' i r-' -, - ' lf. Gi '-'l 1' if -1 5 55:4 31214 -'LJ Y ' -2 -57' 'T'f:F' M1J ',:'.3' -fb ,g'l'lL:' :ll TT-43 ' ' 1 - A -- -- 1 I --.w-., -.Q-Ag .JE ' '27 -ar: .1 - :jg 1 1- if 'rf , rfiq fx L,-MY--T5.4 cT:,-,-:,.5.41-2,-. 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' zi' I IAVV I I II - ' 5 X 4 j if I ,-1, 3 1 , 1 a I ' ': 5' I I A I . ,bix ,Q.1:-lA , 2 I 0 q ,,, V 1 f 2 ' f b ..A 4 'f,.LX f ,., ' BTFA JOHN Q, HOLLISTER BTFA BENNETT S. HAWLEY I I LOOKING GOOD. I I I I I I I I I I SHOULD HAVE BEEN A QUARTERMASTER. I I r I I I I I I I I Q I BTFA IIARLAN E. TAYLOR FA RQBERT E, THOMAS I L I I I I I I L . i BTFA DONALD A. VAN DYKE BTFA DOUGLAS R. WTITES. I 4 I I MAKING THE ROUNDS I .,. , riI. :.i..' ...'-:...-...-'-'..'.gZ,g :.' g:,g,',,, - --ff'-H - -V+----f.,-f-Iv.,-,-..f,-.mv-N., ., . b -- -.ff-fx.-..-.-,-..,.,.N.,.,. - . . . . . . ., . . , . . . ,. - -A K- - 1 . I 2 ' ' , h K ,x ,X ,, xr 'rr' YLMQYTN, :Mv.:- AQQLH-1-oAa..x....... ., 4,,4,, ,Qu 'AQA Aa- Y... -QQQFIQ P- , . Z!:4s...,,, .fp-s1pv,o- IVSFY , , . . 1 -.Q 41 Av. .4,-, .. .' A 4 '4 ' I 4 4,1 .I . . . . . 1-1 I--. nw . -- 'M I- . . L 4 ' ' . - - , .. A-..,,, , H Y . ,.,- - , .v.- .Qf . V , .1-. ,tr -it-L.4..:..,.. .Z-?7?11C't- :.-T,-SE-4?,,,p3 :Iv ,.,,. ..-14 -, -5,..k3.v.., 4. L ..-., ..-I1 g A5 -. If! :Q-,f I:-Q: --,AI .. ,,,..,.. . . . .' A. . , ,. , ., . ,, I2 II FA LEWIS G. KENDALL BTFA RICHARD D. MCCANDLESS BTFA PHILIP L. RINEIIARI I -K I A,'. A g .. A DIVTSION, , A e:,,gThe Machinist Mates CMM SJ of M D1v1s1on are the men :, -'.gk1i'11rg,kp. zhb whiiilflaintaineand operate the ship s two engine rooms, Bravo 4' 4' ' . A Y' is ff if. .. , , - ' K . ,eo , -'Ki-'44 2 and ,4B,rav,o-'4.,Its here eoef ,thatdthe steam produced In the 41' +1 ,,q,, A g if XII. I fireroomsi is put to use. The turbines in the ship's main engine 45' I E L 4 g fireroomsiispiut t-o use. The turbines in the ship s main engines 'I -' if M. are steam 'driven as are the 4 ship s service turbogenerators t V- . , f A - . iiit i,,,.4, , - that lsiupjply electrical power throughout the ship. Ano.ther essential part of the MM's job is the opertion and maintenance of the evaporators that make fresh water. During her Middle A A East deployment the Davis spent an -. Vg , at M, ' ...K unusually large percent of her time at . gl , sea. That this was possible was in large fl' i-,-t A if ,E part due to the excellent work of sk bioi j .K A Davis snipes, who kept her steaming 'K I A U tiii 41 when ships 10 years younger were A yyppp , 41 A unable to get underway. tilfi dm 1 '- p p totty ffm , ' , hit- -f'? ,. A -wt. . f as ENSYEDWARDlJ. KITCHEN .cwoz c.v. PETERS l MMC AUSTIN G. MONTGOMERY MMC LARRY E- TENNEY Y . Y . I. , . if S f MEMI RONALD E, GLAZE MM2 PAUL A. BEARDEN MM2 WILLIAM A. IIECKMAN MM2 JOHN R- HUT CHINS 'S -Jr- -1., , Q gf' A rj.: 5 is I ... '42, A ,,r. . , A . .. ' 5 MM2 LYLE C. PARKER MM3 GEORGE M. ALLEN Aff A YOU EXPECTED, MAYBE, SALT AND MM3 MARK w. DELICATII MM3 RoBER'ro A. onoss PEPPERS OR BLUES? ' MM3 JOHN B. BRASSELL MM3 JAMES J. HUTCHINSON L . ,.,,.,,,,, ,, , ,-. B, h 1 I H t ,:,.,. ,.4t,7n A , ., Z ', I' aj ' I , . 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'V 1 ma If 2 V- f 2 Hgh.: Q, ., QE., V. 5,3 A my A - , -' -, S ,ff:,, f, L:Q.L.' ',:. ,.:-p- Lg, E-qdvp, -04.-F1 ,.,,. '5' v --1' .gf gun .af 1, 'QQ ' f -Q ,j.-A2 . s - . fn . za---PW' ff , ' ywfff' I , QS1B,g5fg K 'f ',,2:.f.zff ' Efgsy. Y tp: -' + Q, 1 -A - I , - f ' GA ,-91:31. 2,0f af 2 'Sw 1' I ' Y- ' ' ,, 0 f Q ' A Q I 2 . .::efi.fr 1.3 .' ilk I. A5 . I ' Kiwff' , 2 V ' ff I . , A . Q , Cx, ,p.. i T F Z . , V 1 it V, .V Q '11 ' ., ' ' 71 ,Tr ' ' L 4 ., 'E A - 'tfl? fi'Ei2j' :eil . ' ' 4 ' if ---xg. Y Y I - ...surf 9 . at 4 , X - . ' 'J ' ' . qw ' 1 v 1 A f , f m.,,:z,,,g.,f U ,K-gy ' .l - T A . . ,551 tfu C MM3 RICHARD D. SALANCIK MM3 KENNETH L. SCOTT MM3 STEPHEN H- STRMIAN- MM3 JOHN J. YONA 3 11 A KWHERES THE CLQCK? 1 LQST IT. WE'VE GOT IT ALL UNDER CONTROL. i I CAN I BE OF ANY ASSISTANCE? A N I I -. ,V 1 MMFN WALTER J. LACHNEY MMFN MICHAEL s. LozANo FN THOMAS E. MILLE, ,k Q. 49 IVIMFN CHARLES A. PENDERGAHST MMFN DAVID PFEIFFER FN BERT A. WILLIAMS F 4 9 Ti AV A ,if LL.,, in Afiiq , FA DOUGLAS J BAKER FA TYLER L CHAPMAN FA LAWRENCE E LEE MMFA MICHAEL W MCCLEULAN J ' y I Q, --uv.-Q v--, A-aa., pawn , ' , N Jr 2 jk i x E 4 ,a K f A I ,Q A Ax vi y .K , A A, 'Q v . n Q 'K ,M 'zflf , , . IJ-fgv is 41 1 W 1,5 My 3 fx? 4, . szxqy y as l?'0 A C' Y gg, A V f X I . I - . . . 4 4 SN K, A' f -33 gd- ,uf fc I., I Y X 1r 'Ji 2 I A l A. 1 5 I . W ENDLESS ROUTINE. '6WHERE,S MY RELIEF? L A A AA +1 +1 1 , A lbi A A :E -A MMFA DANIEL S- MOGRE FA FRANCIS D- MORREL FA CRAIG s. TETRAULT FA DOUGLAS L. WESTCOTT 'VA I 75A 'V, . .AAQ I in y ...Q 4' I ENS JERRY HENDERSON MMCS DAVID R. VEENSTRA ff y ,, , Ac f ,If 12- 'sz -iff f' 20. Qgf'Ks??1w fs' . f f ' 'X ' fawfifwf fj!,Vx ye Q. J .Nag i Z- ,iv vw EMC MICHAEL J. SWEENEY HTC TERRY K- SCHEARER iGQ,jA WITH C A REPAIR I'AR'l:Y. R DIVISION R Division is composed of Hull Technicians iHT'SJ, Machinist Mates CMM'SJ,Enginemen CEN,SJ, Machinery Repairmen fMR'Sj, Electricians Mates, fEM'SJ and Interior Communications Men CIC Menj, under the supervision of the Damage Control Assistant CDCAJ. The division is primarily concerned with making ship,s repairs and ensuring that damage control equipment is adequate and operable. The HT'S are responsible for shipls readiness in the areas of hull repair and firefighting. They also take care of plumbing ,land welding. The MM,s and 'EN's make up A-Gang, which maintains and operates the ship's auxiliary diesel engines and takes care of the air conditioning system. EN's also maintain and 'operate the engines of the ship's boats. C Electricians mates tasks run from changing light bulbs to maintaining the ship s 4 generators which provide electric 'power throughout the ship. The IC-Men ensure that sound powered phone circuits, gyro repeaters, and various alarm systems are functioning properly. The MR's run the ship's lathe and are responsible for fabricating repair parts when needed. I R Division has one of the biggest and most demanding jobs on board ship. Their performance during the deployment to the Middle East, an area noted for its lack -,of repair facilities, Was outstanding. 'Ki f 'V H3 H' 'Y I 1 fi! '- A I f I. I H I 'x , by Q I A . V !V.' , X X A: 41 xl f -'f' ' I 4k I . , x Wu, gf ,. lun: : A NN 'M mn yin fifty? ,Mx . gy ,ffm IVVI 0 Q M! HT1 R- AMSDILL HTI WILEY H- HOWELL ICI LAURIN o. IsAAcsoN MMI .IoHN H. WISNIEWSKI eae . -,ff '-- is --I ' 'CZ RALPH CLARK HT2 JAMES J- JOHNSON HT2 FRANCIS R. JONES EM2 MICHAEL K. KATZENBERGER H.- i I inf f -Y h 3 4+ ' S 1 3 'X 4 ,125-F. ii L ,X 41 'Y 'L 1 ' ' 1. , .lv X' '4 X u'.r'nf W. . 4 .Sf ,J A2 --...mm . .X wi' g ' , WQWN5 ' , EM2 MONTY D. KENDRICK 4 15: 1 zz 7 f ,ff Urilfx l'-fi -' Z 'wfiffff s ' aw gf H Ayr' -f ' f,i-way: , ..,, -' ' Wx. 'L ,, lf, ,..-.-.Z-7 ' fff - 'f ' V , V jihflff, Ay- L. 13 V W Z.. ,. kwfxxwgsb f X ig: if I Ha w I! A 7 Wa... , .-.egf 1 A fy I '41 SWK? COME ON CHIEF...I,VE LISTENED TO THAT STUFF K ENOUGH TODAY. , ,f I LW , fait 74 awww gs f S ' ' , f ,NW W. ,y I f - f, Ji WZ-f W f U - EM2 RODOLFO C. SANCHEZ ON WATCH IN THE IC SHOP. 4 O f 2 1' HT2 DAVID L. KING MM2 THOMAS J. NORRIS EM3 TIMOTHY A. ADAIR I MY GEAR AND DON'T YOU COME NEAR IT! fb -ki if y if V 41 fy .J I 19 EN3 JAMES S. GLAZE MM3 CLIFFORD w. HALL HT3 TONY E. SANBQRN EM3 STARR J. FENNER X 4. 1 A .,ffAl'7 , - ' w,.Qv2'7,' 4 .ff I ,,-my F , , Wx. -, S ,, , ,. ,L , X, , r, ,, ,LLJLW ' I W9 2 Mimi 470. 4563 . f - .f 9 fy . F , Lam ' , , Q , f :f:7 J Mfr, R fi' ' 'A ff. W- Q. wc.,-4. - ' , f 'H ff fy ,pf f X432 - W, . ex J X' f -4 if ' ZW' - f W4 5 If f 2 f i I Q - A ,fgmf Sf 525 . .fp 5 Q :Q f A ,W fn. . 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N 'if-rF1 ., K f 7:1 3'-'ff .?ifff..- . P .4 ffm M 2, A.?.1:f-.. Yi, 3,1-'-1Vz'.-5 , ,,' f ' 1 .f -V-,..'.V1.+.:.'-gfmghf - , , A. ,rf 1 W f 1-+ , n.,3jg.-k. - ,55 in . V f -- ,wg Hz. - ,-,M fr .. ' ., vi.: '-is W It . fx ,V . I WZ V V itz,-.1-11gV: I L,.'.,,f:'Zf ' Q V ..,.,f:w , A . ,. , ' 'F f - 'ifbifll f. I., ,K .ez ,. I K .., . . ' f? 3 .3 F A , V w M . .. Q- -- Z. X P fd ' X' W f'wL-Q, ggfxfjh 1 I X J' X fa X Q ,Q 1 .Q Z ff - K , My. 1, fi, A - ,,,, LAxg:yj,Lw,,,1w -'wfwf , I V ,,A , 1 ,,,. - J. I HTFN PATRICK D. BARBER I +R... . n- -,'L'ZL.5 , A- fg31J'gQ,A 1..--yn Y E F r s '-1.441 S. ' V Q '4 T Y .M ,V . W P . . ? UE ,A 5' In .V -' 'f v'VV' , ev- QS V1-1-,..... A .,.4 f V -... .-V.,-M rg - A ..'f-atwlllbvflfiifwl we +I -K J . .,,. ' 'K 'K 41 HTFN JEFFERY PORTER , ff fi -,, fkgkfkf V f Af +1 +1 Qi V V' R.,, 5 V RR R, .X r Q ZZ .7 , X- ,...,V. .,f, , I , ' 4' -ifiy A., ' YI ' I f W: ,f.,,,, HTFN TIMOTHY c.w1LMATH MYOU BET I CAN MAKE ITQV9 .4 7 .. KW ' Q , I ,, V . .. .v- '- -- I ..,. . . . ,- - ' A, V 1'-ftivff. 1- 1, f'-A 1, Wx V f. V- , 4 . f Q. VV- -. A Q . y - 4 .ffk 2 If W. . VQfww,. H my 2 V. V , , ,, , V ' r'-if: ff -V -' V av 'N .Q 9 2' . TV q .3 .ff ., 4:5 ' X X ,Av V -- f' ,: 'V ,, .r 9' .f ,,,,,'v 1 , + Jig? 5 . Ziff W .1 l 592 2 ?' gi 1 A 'X -V f ., f -VJ! 46' fy, V, , - f 7, I , 4 ' . f I 4' E . if ' 4 2' , fyvfQ'-'f 'Z M. , .. ,,,,,Nf, if fini 6 W ff I J 4 ' MRFA CARL W. ARRISON FA CHRISTOPHER T. CAMMACK HTFA JOSEPH J. DEC . ,Mfr , - A f +1 g I f i JA Y, 'WL . V - Yfjli. 4 V Q' 5329 '::AV -,ff 51 ' A I A V VV Q , Q' . . ' fri? ' -Hb Q . ' f I if , X W 4 E. ff' H hd A f.,V 2 . HTFA RUSSELL L. HOFFMAN FA ALBERT D. KINNEY FA JERRY NI. SILVA ,. w ,, 0 f ...rwfmff I I 1 f H3 VHVfw,.fy ..I fl' ,V,1 ' , lg J: ' , . 'f f M 2 - 'K if . if W ff. . f 'K 4 . 1 7 -K I f f 1 I M + N21 ' 4' I v 1 ' ? H ' K f- .. f ' if -k W 'V ' ' ' M V .4-V. ,fx ' V . S ..,- ., , . . V ' ff ,5 ,VA ,143 . ,VI if ,1, 3y 2 ' 4. , I . , . y V ,1 .. I Q .N Q Wg, 4' 1 ,. 73M - - V- KI: Af vt ' A.,-gk 1519! g ec 1 Y .K ff f ig :W ' MVS-aa tw fi 'ij 1-,,',4?'f MV, f ff it Wy!! Q.. ,V qw V V 1 A-. 1 vi I 1 f f J Q W , gf 1 X if , f HTFN ROBERT N. BILLIG ENFN ROBERT W. HOAGLAND ICFN FRANK M- NICOLOSI ',. f I V, Ri Q MOMFN DONALD J. WEBER MRFN MARK J. WINKEL ' . A-4 . , V X fj wk 3 I A CJ REASE A LITTLE ADVICE FROM CHENG 1 if 1Q. . 'is made up of storekeepers CSK'S.J5Q. Sh-ip s Servicemen fSH,Sj, Mess Management Specialists CMS,S5, and Disbursing Clerks fDK'SJ. Procurement, receipt, storage, inventory, and distribution of all supplies used by the ship are the responsibilities of the storekeepers. The ship s servicemen provide the crew with haircuts and clean laundry. They also operate the ship's store and maintain the soft drink machine. The MS's are responsible for the preparation of meals for a crew of over 300 officers and enlisted men. This includes all menu planning, procurement of food supplies and record keeping. Finally, the disbursing clerks are in charge of all financial services provided inthe crew. This includes pay days, travel claims and allotments. ' .A ,rl r- iii' -I A i -.af- fcwmi 4 I 5 +C ff M1 at menu Q L' ,..,., 1 , J , . -. ..w4ww 5 - -- 'T' ff f . ,f 5 5 S, cw K , A , M .. ,, ,, ,, f ,g:wug,g WW , ' We 11244 S ,Wwe f 2 Q' 4 ,if W x X gm ...E , , W J w. .42 t f X sf' -mfr - of zqgfg ggi? f gui ff , , . , ,, X ,, .aff ,-,f .ffww ,f If If ,, X I ..,,t, F 4. WYQWM ,JVM .,. Q .Nt 1 . , ,Q .0 , gif f A., ,i Q . . .f-m.,.,.,, , X , t 2 ff N X2 ,Q t , Dynax f gg, ,iff ' f 4? if 'L ENS! RLHERNING SKCGEORCEL. FELTY JR. Msc PETERNV. TOPEWITH sir -11? .j:t3i' f gt: - +1 JT , T . .f?Fj5,+i?5 f j A 251, 4 R A 'V y than-rs r M51 RUBY P, BUSTILLIQ Msi' DONALD C. GAULDEN sm GERARDO R. MARCOS . +1 'if ' MSI DONALD E. MARKUSSEN MSI RALPH 0. SCHENDEL JR. ' ' 41'-k lkh ii T ? 'J' +1 if R . +A +I if T R A E A T y T5 5 -Q' - . MSI PAUL V. TINITIGAN SKI PAUL L. WRIGHT l I l l rvou THINK You CAN DO IT 'SSORRY - SOME SECRETS 'rwriois THE IDIOT WHO FILLED BETTER - HERE! MUST NEVER BE REVEALEDF' OUT THIS 1250'? 4 A . . , .. , , , .. .. . .. , Y - . . L. V- V, .,-,X-1 -L-Q v..,i...,1.,,..., ,. :I .. , . , p i ,,,,.,,-,-,-,.,-,,..,,,.,-,-..-,f-f--J-'Q-.--.-, ,,.....- ..,.,...,..,...,4,..,.W.,,.. ,. ..,-.- .. -e .- H V i wa- -4 -AVE - -' -- A R. -VW. . . 4 I X f 77 J c ,,. , , W:-ff 'J THE OTHER END OF THE LINE WISE GUY' M52 GILBERTO 0 MANRIQUE SK2 CHESTER L P SH2 I ARRY ROSS f 1 I!,I, A . .f A,S, ,N,., I, ISS, , -,V Msz MARINIAO A GUERRA DK2 ROBERT E JOHNSON ERSON SH2 FRANCISCO H RAMIREZ SH2 LARRY SAVAGE I '1 MS3 ROBERT E. LONG MS3 SERGIO J. YBARRA Q - I ff Y . ,f ,fx MW O.I-' , DK3 WALTER E. SMITH I 5 w f' C, I X' MS3 BILLY J. ZIEGLER ZIGGY, PUTTING ON THE FINAL TOUCHES. MANRIQUE AND GUERRA DOING IT UP RIGHT. I DON'T SEE YOUR NAME ON THE LIST...TRY AGAIN TOMORROW? 1 K YES, WE'RE HARD AT .... WHY? SORRY, IWE'RE SOLD OUT OF SWISS ARMY KNIVES. MNH SKSN CRAIG S. WOLD .4 l ,'4v 6 , V . , 1, . K , . I . s , 4 . Q 4 . ,gh 'K m 'G y it I. Is 5. r , R.. . SHSN JOSEPH F. CALLERY MSSN JOHN W. DALZELL X,, ','-A I ff 1. Q. ii' +1 5 +I + X . , ww SKSN CURTIS A. DAVIS SHSN RONALD G. JONES SKSN EMILE J- LAGARDE NO, IT'S NOT SOUP YETY' MSSA GARRY R. DEWALD SHSA KEVIN J. DONOGHUE MSSA PAUL L. FOX FIRST DIVISION First Division is made up of Boatswains Mates and Deck Seamen. These men provide the expertise and manpower for most deck and seamanship evolutions such as refueling or replenishing underway, anchoring, mooring, and handling the ship's boats. They are responsible for keeping the exterior of the ship clean, painted and free of rust. They stand normal underway watches on the bridge and as lookouts. During general quarters and condition III watches First Division personnel help to man the gun magazines and repair parties as well as providing the normal bridge watch section. V I HOPE THIS IS THE LAST SEA DETAIL AT PIER 312. A s l ' f 2:22 V .il .y 1,7 ,te l A 41,?a15iW ' if sf' ' Q fkftfgzklzv 11 2 4 , Q 'H Z 2 ' ' In , 151.1 ' ' v ?, ' l K , .2 f . 7 ,V , ,, . ri ,ss I .' ' in NA In F T U I , , .4 1 f f 5 i' 1 E f E f 3 f A H- f,,.,,.,..u1zfQ5Zf'f-:M I 1-ft ,W f ,.:,j,,, ' ' ENS GEORGE v. SCOTT BMC RICHARD L. DAVIDSON r V l I 1 l l STATION TO STATION PHONE LINE HANDLERS. - ,, . 4413! iff I 'L 4 Q' i ,,,,., ig l'it A S tot' If ' tti I BM2 DONALD L. FRYER BM2 THOMAS L. BROWN BM2 ROBERT A. DAWSON l i l I E l l l +1 Q 4' . 53-fl it 41 A 1 w1SH SOMEBODY WOULDEQMAKEE 1 BM3 FRANK J. SWOPE BM3 THOMAS J. HANNIGAN BM3 AUGUSTIN E. PACLIBAR Up THEIR MINDS. I A N-, +5 A Ailat 1 ' ' E , 'K ' if +A ,L i , 1.5 f-',' , le' gg, - ,,,,, ,Q fr? 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V Q ' QQ , '?i ' rw -.--it :f::.-fC1,..w,ef-1uh-I' ' exif ' I 5333r53fq554f11,,.:5g.k-17:,-'if , I gewfi' 19 ' ,g f A I .z'lf9.-seq' f-45 -.-I -4LQI21f5g5,rZGIgi.f, If? ,Iafj?fR A L If .-..1- 'vw :MQ A,- r 3, If xkfyff ,Iv-I I .Jw 4, FA., -'L . I x 'P , .fb . P, Na Nix J F 1 -Q . ig '- hr 'Q ' grew- -1.-:-1-I 4. 'fb -fa' sifgifhi. 49 -. f --..,r. , wif: F-3,13 ::- -Lf, I. .W-f , ff If 54, -I ,H-H, ,.,:1,,,hv I If it L -Zi ,,-1 v -. , . 1.3 - I p f .- ' E- rg - ff K I I .... :V , If I! I X f I 'f I Ab' :B Xxrjfnk, gl? , , SA DANIEL L. HARDWICK SA E. R. GUMAPUS SA MICHAEL H. GROSSCUP SA ALFRED J. GRIFFITH SA A. B- G. HP- I WONDER WHAT'S HOLDING THEM UP DOWN THERE F SA ROBERT W. JOHNSON JR. SA WILLIAM E. RODRIGUEZ SA MANUEL L. TATE -- ' ,L ..-wc mf if ' SA MICHAEL THOMAS SA COLIN J. VRUGGINK SECURE FROM SEA AND ANCHOR DETAIL. I E f f A I ...-ag... ! SA DAVID WILLIAMS SA DENNY W. WILLIAMSSA JERRY M. WILLIAMSON SA MICHAEL B. LIEBEQL iv , ' iw V, : l ' , , , J 2nd1:Diyision includes Gunner's Mates fGM'sJ and Fire Control 11,151+-ig ','V B I 3 Technicilan's:1FT'sj. The Gunner's Mates man and maintain the ship's f eii ,VE ,R ua , . as I A-i'- Ja QK My-jK,.,, 'K A-2 . . . . - 'V' i two 5 f54 rapid fire gun mounts. The Fire Control Technicians are E 'f Y responsible for the ship's MK 56 and MK 68 fire control systems. Small -fc arms also come under 2nd Division's cognizance and many of its men R ilaireimembers of the ship's landing party. E 5 ii lilly A, R ,. ENS ROBERT A. CONDRY ..,.. . ga f -K Se l ig O L ' +3 A -13st l C KENNETH s. DREWA R. MARINAK JR.F-TGC LARRY W- LEWIS 'MY FIVE DOLLARS IS LOOKING BETTER AND BETTER. ' W , 'Y 41 ll gi, Y ,, I slim 2 , bg 11 JZ, Z o , f or c E E R 9 M. W. MCGUIRE GMGITRUETT G. BRANNEN GMC2 ROBERT P. BAKER GMG2 ROY F5MACKENZIEFTG2 GLEN M. SMITH FTG2 ROBERT M. STOLTZ is L. I +1 +I so up E, w 'Vs f R Y Lama.. INSTANT G0-JUICE. I-'TG2 RITCHIE L. ROUSSEY ON THE RANGE. f' ' .. 4. 1 ,E-,-.-..,: -.- A -,. -,.-,..-.-,.,...,: - ' ' 1 - ' ' A: M-11-fm V--M--'V-1.+,f--mf: f ? 'H'f A I :r r-M' WY A - 1.7.5, -L .... -'- 'I'-A-r-A -V--vw.. 'P-me vas:-un.n.....,'-.+....-- GMG - 'W ,, ' -4,1 Wk! -- f-.m,..,m.t-in-.,,,.,,, ,,,A - - -,,,fY Y ff fi Cff 7? ffm - I f y 5 V f- - ff ln, ', fyggf f f , , ff ' ,, V l . 5' Zyl : ' ' ff I'.'1:.'1Qj 'V f' f' Q5 12,2 'ffl ' Lex' L., :fi f 2'Qf'f,fQfz5:,a'51gQ15ay W 4 X65-215 1256 - , A ,f a' V,-, 31216, ip, ' 'Z f '95 k ,-,z,: fa!-,-Aim f . , wvh -I , .R ., , ff 151: an -. ' 215'-:2Zh,f:72,f ,,.. :.,zi.'.Lfg 1.w,5+f'.x w GMG2 ULYSSES E. THOMAS I ,cw TRAINING AFT MAYBE I CAN SLIP THIS ONE IN UNDER EMRM. GMGE3 DUUGLAS J. BALL . ' f 9551-, if r Q 1.4125 wwiff , , ef A :S A 5 WRX Mu O' I , Q X f EZ? V' X. X? X x iv X1 Xxx xx X X Q f fix. X-X N v E X , ,XX , xv ,g X X X ,X , S XAQQF' Aff X f xx X X N X X ' f ff Q? If ,QW R we 5 ff I Rm WI, , Q -Q EQ? A S 1 X Y i v ff ,. ., ,. - A ' ' ' V X +I +I -K X, 1 JM If 4 I .gy 3 CLARENCE W, DAVIS FTG3 JERRY J, DUHON GMG3 DALE H. FREDERICK GMG3 TIMOTHY J. GARDNER FTG3 BARRY W. GRIMM FTG3 MILTON MILLAN l x . -New NESS , , DAVIS UNREP QUARTET- FTG3 WILLIAM C. MUDRICK i?VFYX : - - -W ------Mm ' -v - ,:v.2..,.z.4...a1 -1-1-1 ' - .:................,, , ,I .L V R, - an .-x v CHIEF DREWA WON'T FIND THESE WEIGHTS IN HERE. ,T 'V 5 IIQI X f X if 2. FTGSN JOSEF A, BORG FTGSN JOHN F. GUZZO I : IIQII ' if. I I IHIE II f 'X FTGSN STEVEN A- L0S0 FIGSN GREGORY A. MCCARTNEY DON'T JUST STAND THERE, THOMAS, DO 41 I SOMETHING. THAT RESISTOR WAS RIGHT HERE A MINUTE AGO X if FTGSN CASEY M. MCFADDEN FTGSN KIM F. MIELENS I I f ' ,Z ,gfglvv iii gk 2? I ,,,i If 4 l T'S' ylx- mn - A..-u1 . FTGSN RODNEY L STRATTON SN R0y L THOMAS GMGSA RANDY L TYLER ff' F5 1! I IRD DIVISIGN M Third Division is made up Of ASROC Gunnerls Mates QGMTSJ, Sonar Technicians CST'G'SJ, and Torpedomen CTM'Sj. These men are responsible for the manning and maintenance of the Antisubmarine Warfare fASWJ equipment aboard Davigg sonars, 4 torpedoes and antisubmarine rockets. Should the ship engage a hostile submarine the STG'S would detect and track it using sonar. After the submarine is discovered the ship is cmaneuvered to enable the GMT,S and TM'S to attack it. The primary antisubmarine weapon is the long range homing torpedo fired from pneumatic torpedo tubes or as the warhead of an antisubmarine rocket, 'or ASROC. Third Division has distinguished itself often in the attainment of Davis, reputation as an excellent ASW ship. , , 6 ef at A 5 K + W STG2 RAYMOND J. DONDERO STG2 KEITH A MELVIN STG2 LARRY E PLUMMER STG2 MICHAEL A SOMERS -. 1 . lh.-,..,i,5.i7E ,I . .x-as A Tl' 'Jgzi 1 Ig .21 A f 1 ,, i-9? ' ' I ,, fa' 1' I 'V I 'f I 4 'S yr ' 'P- r -Zg,-'Qf 3.3 A r r -tgp ig 3 1- q E .-fl? 'ff ffff STG2 WESLEY R. BANKARD F? it , .,., L ev mf STG3 JOHN D HAHN sms THOMAS D in-:Nr TM3 .mssvn s TAYLOR ' , fa Af f , .MH g Z li A I ' Q I ' A I , . I F L... , .4 if , f I M f, 4 . yi WS ' :R 5 , Q7 y W , 4 ' -S1 KNOW .'THERE'S A SUB WHY DON'TiTHEY USE THE H1 WANT IT OVER HERE...1 OUT THEfRE-S0MEwHE1i'Ep WATER WASHDOWN SY STEM? O. MEAN OVER THERE. 4 if :av tk, A A Tx' ' 'X T A ? STGSN CARLOS N. CANTU GMTSN JOHN E. GAINES SN RORY J. HEINS STGSN MICHAEL P. LAFLAMME STGSN CARL A. LANDGRAF STGSN ROBERT E. MCCOY TMSN GARY L, SLEEMAN nf' , A N ,E E THIS SURE DOESN'T LOOK LIKE A TORPEDO TUBE TO STGSA ROBERT s. MILLER ME ,, GMTSA RUY A- SOTELLQ L OC DIVISION OC Division is comprised of Radiomen and Signalmen. These men handle the external communications of the ship. By voice, teletype and morse code the Radiomen talk to naval communications stations thousands of miles away as Well as to nearby ships. The Signalmen take care of the ship's visual communieations-semaphore, flag hoist and flashing light. During the time that Davis served as Flagship for Commander, Middle East Force, the Radio Gang distinguished themselves by providing excellent support to .RADM Packer and his staff. +1 Q , r V 1 ,,,,.,'1', 4' A- afzu' . :Env , W f' :?2..'f'7 :f f,,f. :Qwj , ,ei .i,',fj f mf 'ykggifzk Zami! 1 1 '7 ' 4 I ' I . . . . I .N N., -I .53 gf W 1, f ' ' 1 ,. W..-,W 'f fw':, yf,gr'3',, K m ai . 'Wg' . ,fvL,',',,f ,.'j, W ' ' 1: ' L . Ni , -J' 9 Z V Wmgr I .e Q, I , , V- X f, bf-aff x ENS. STEVEN W. BROADBENT RMI WILBERT J. TOL T . 9 i a , - 1.' i s 2, Z. , f .X .DO IHAVE To DO EVERY- DOCTOR W' AT WORK. 'GYOU Jusr BLEW THEfBE-sr .f T ski Qilt 33 . V' y ... ,J sg,. . M V e-,,. . . , , A' ii2 ...ar SM2 EDDIE W. HAGER RM2 HARRY K. MONDAY +I gr . F +1 , 4: -Z7 . gl lr --9' 3 . :H N Vx , Us I f' f f 1. b . M, A f , , , f A ,., Q: . K. Y, ..3.,.,.b:.1, RM3 ROBERT CONTIC sM3 LEON G. GoLUBsK1 RM2 JOHNNIE M. WOFFORD fi RM3 KENT M. GREENLEE EXECUTE! V X gh 3 W W f , i - bw. P EEYAAHH!!! HI CAN'T TYPE WHEN EVERYONES WATCHINGY, f df' 2 14: X 1 f I A . A ' , 2 7' , a u.sQM.22vwdam.,Q ' , ' RM3 ROBERT L. HARBISON RM3 MIKEL L- SUTTON '1 f -f .. ,, 1 WUNDER WHAT WILL RM3 MERLE A. STONEBURNER SMSN THOMAS F. COLE WHATS THIS FOR? HAPPEN IF 1 PULL THIS ONE OUT? RMSN JON M. KELLY SN DANIEL B. SYFRETT if RMSA JOHN M. MADDOX SMSA SAMUEL PALMER YOU AREN'T MY RELIEF.,' , . . V , , ,.. .-,. - -, .,.-,-..-.-.-,,- -- -M.-..-.., .,., ...- .,.,,..,,,....,Y 4 -- f - - '- - - - - - -Vw --.--M, v.,....., , . , ,, lv- v . ,. .-., . ,...-..- .- L,....,. Z ' P +'v-f1.N,f---,f'- V-+A,-A ..-...V,,.. ., .. ., .. A DIVISIO OE Division contains the Electronics Technicians QET'sj. The ET,s are responsible for the shipls radios, radars, and other electronic equipment. They keep the gear operating at peak efficiency, perform routine maintenance, and repair all electronic casualties. 1 Q 13 iii I 'D i , A+ , . f ,,,.,, 'aww 4,,' QU 4 flfff T . - 1: .eff 1 4-- 1--aw.: V q f xv, ' . ' - if ' V ,H-Q9 4 f 4 ' Q f , ' 4 X f f f f 3 3 f if 'K , ,Q 1 , ang.. ' if ,,, . 'H -H-:ff K! CW02 DEAN M. THOMPSON 'ETI HAROLD E. SOCHOR t , - I f 'K ,,,,,,f f ' f V fi'i V37 -, . 4 Fw Q ..,.c,.:3 V A pfk, Lf.. at ,,., i Vp , W 5 .. ' I fff f +I A A' K 324 , s I -- I If ,,,. .MQW i Mv2,,.yf:1 ETN2 STEVEN E. KOLOSSO ETN2 ALAN A. GALE ETN2 JAMES F. SAWICKI WRAPPED UP IN THE JOB. IF YOU'LL QUIT BUGGING THAT DOES IT - KNOCK ME, I'LL LOOK AT IT7 OFF SHIPS WORK. I A A SHADY BUNCH. f...f,- MV 4 -V H A. , . .Y..,-.,', erm Micmlnr. E. nRocKMAN ETR3 TERRY L- DORSEY OI DEVISIGN - p .OI Division is composed of the ship's Operations Specialtists COS,sJ who are responsible for the efficient functioning of the ship s Combat Information Center CCIC5. CIC's mission is to collect, evaluate, and disseminate tactical information from electronic interception, sonar and visual contact. They may at times exercise control, as delegated, of the ship, the shipfs weapons systems, and during flight operations, aircraft. 0S's are also responsible for tracking and maneuvering against submarines, aircraft, ships, and missiles. The EW's are responsible for the operation and maintenance to the ship s electronic Warfare equipment. Often the first indication of an enemy's presence is gained by the interception of his electromagnetic emissions, which often provide the only means of identification. EW's search for these emissions and stand ready to employ electronic countermeasuresin case of an attack. ' 41 GK Ik x if Q A., if ar, - ix, A I A f A A A... , A 4 ,A V ......n. ,.........,.-...L-.. ENS WILLIAM N. PARHAM JR. OSC JERRY JONES A if EW2 WILLIAM 0. SHAW OS2 ANTHONY J. MARINELLI ' if J' ff Q -fc: ...Oz A Q- 41 A ' 49 f .K Y f I' :ff v 4 A sift AK if gg, osz DANNY R. nonzmrs osz clufonn A. NAURT swz JAMES B. Tmcr: EW2 DAVID EASTERLING 'Y .GJ f '15 .44 'VK Wig: oss DAVID B. scunomsn if fi? 2 KM ,AVXI f-x .1 X, ,'A, if ,f .K fyf tr . Y x is 1 7 .A '61 DO wisu HE'D Movie GN DREAM A LITTLE DREAM FOR 033 HURT MITCHELL DOWN THE LINE! ME- ' 11'-Q --' - 4 r- , W- Alf..-A' V Y YV iii 'iff 11 ' 'g . , '-ffp-, tm? zffiflfkif' ' r Q1 ' fs' -E22-B NZ '-5I7i72Ti---5.221 9 fir? 'f i:J.i Q' 225, . . ,113 3 ? -21' eif, , 'H '-J , -flfpfi. . . U-' 5432... , V f gxfff' - ' ' 'LC w-'HX .fha-.gf -fff .fig .X ,, . 3-ww .1z.::.+,!Ct ff' -' 1 f . zu - 1-.-Ja -' lv-4-7 'rw f. 5.4 fx . ,-1:n1.w.5 wt f .145-I ,. V . - .gr ,5 ,Q - -1 af , Ari U . 1 ff ny O 1 , ,. -A . gl 4- OS3 BOBBY W. BURBANK JR. 053 JEFFREY D, JONES -1 , , K I . NOT MORE PAPERWORKT' .B 5 Q N. 1. K I 1 1 I w I 1, X jr , HNIARINELLI HAD BETTER BE ROTATING ME OS3 JAMES H. LUBITZ OS3 DAVID L. MCCLEOD SOON. 4 1 .1 f I AQ' 6 K f Z' 'P fifgigvm if ,Q JW 1 . 0 f W, 'V OS3 ROBBIE R. MCGINN OS3 STUART N. SALTER 'laik +1 'X JK if ' V PHAN STEPHEN R. ANDERSON OSSiN THOMAS E. DUNLAP GGDSPELL AT GQ' 5 Ml-4 . . ,. f. ,. , , . , ,, . . 1, . NZ-,-.........-.- -,.-. A. JJ, 14.1 - ,L .:-1-L -, , p - - --11.1. 4.4 1: 1: f' -if 'f 1' I -- - . , '7 ' 4-- Hhwwrza.n.n I -Q -1-3: ' 1 - :wrt-:1-:,.:' :'f:-Q11 ', x',',', ff' - ' ' -' - 'f' ' .WL .-. , Q .- A ll -Q mn-ma-r1.1--,va . -3-N --' '-f-' -.::-:W ff.f.Y.-.- . - 7,7 ,--2..,as ,L....-. ...Q--..1-14s-r ,.,.,,,,..-. - -. , V A..f,- -- - if Vik ,fl ' V. Q p,f fwhIf . - .. all d .f , , 1 ,L . . , Q . I AM JAMMINT' I IT'S LIKE SARDINES IN HERE. sw fgfg-,, .. E 4g?OE'if, Rig., EEEE L' Av ,,kv- 1 AVIAI .f.. - K f .I I , x!,. zz: in I. V R V ' V ' .1 I, 'V Q A I 1'EE E' fEA 152' gp C . i t .tv wg P I 3 lll. vi 1 5Jf! L 'IAA Z , F K , A , wx., I , - 'EXW .Aw xr!! I GS OSSN GREGORY C. GOSNELI.. EWSN KEITH B. KUPPENBENDER 0ssN WILLIAM R. NELSON OSSN TROY A. PETERSEN HL I CLOCK WATCHERS. WHAT THEY DON,T KNOW IS THAT I'M TUNED IN TO 3'WZ.,' Ik' 1'.' 21275 Y.:-if . ,Z ..., 1 E' Q3 553 , . . .N 1 N ..,:-.--.5-, A Q , 3 431'-,,, jwi:-pg,,,.,i:- g'f'1 g'5 5 . 1' '7:25-17'fri'iff'-151'--lflj' f kC?:2f': 1:3231-, if fb 'ti-.l.. . il Q 1 : I. , 5 : liz. - figiltii .3 Z.. . ' ','-i 'Q:.Q' fE21 -- Fi-'13 3-'T' K I K x , A A 1- If ..-'1' - :ff-4. .ff. .,, .,, gf: If. f 5 I '--- . fi-' Ang ., . . OSSN ROBERT D. SUMLIN OSSN GEORGE L. WILLIAMSON OSSA MICHAEL D. GORDON OSSA WILLIAM G, ZOLLER , , A , , A rr . . .. . . . . .,.. N-,-.-,.,.-,-.-,-.. ...,,,.,.v..,...-..,..-ht-.-W...-...rw-...-,,..,.,-.,.....,.,x....-.f.,.w.,...,4..:..g i v : , '1 T'1T T ... 2' -. 'P + 1:+a4's12r.. .. .... . ..,. ,Q - I, -'.....,- ,W.....,.,..r.-..... ... - L . , -- , , A -- -A 1 .-..w x',:,T- I, NAVTGATIGN Navigation is composed of 5 distinct 'Eccf 53 ll . - 2 f-'- A T ratings: Hospital Corpsman QHM Sl, y T E 9 J - , Yeoman fYN'sj, Postal Clerks CPCSD, pw Q. p T Personnelmen CPNBSJ and Quartermasters E E A , CQM,sj. The HM's are responsible for the I health and general welfare of all crewmembers. They conduct sick call, present medical training lectures, and maintain on-board sanitation standards. 1 The Yeomen are responsible ,for the efficient functioning ofthe shipls office. They prepare and route all incoming and outgoing ship s correspondence, maintain all officerls service records and keep files of instructions, notices, and publications. The PostalClerks operate the ship s post office. During the deployment, these men ,J had what was Widely considered to be the most important job on the ship. The PN's maintain ship's personnel records and handle all administrative' matters pertaining to enlisted men including checking-in of newly-reported men, transfers, courses and advancement exams, discharges, and leave. The QM's E are charged with thesafe navigation of the ship. They fixthe ship's position by star sights, visual sightings, omega, radar, and fathometer readings. ix Y vl. ,b A Q tx I -L1 rf W' 14- 'A .. .. , QC.-wi: Q 1 0.3,v,:.'-'K fp Q -.. r-T? jj- . if I T 'Qff5I ' ff? A y ' U '-,-1'ffZ- 41, if X 7, O E , 1 X W f 0 X , I W9 4 ' . :vii 1 T' ., ' Em. fg I . .. fl., - -I A Y ,WCC-,fm f LTJG S. L. FREEMAN HMC MARVIN F. CLOUD OPM!! . - ,...- :. .- ,. . fffffmw MAI DEMETRIO FILARDI PNI 3,11 REQUHJAN . ETC PAUL .Ly DARDIS l 4' 4' 'K' if . -ir. at ,, , .,,- 41 '1 . . .U ay , -up , ' ,V FTGC F. P. JGHNSTON VNC RDBERT E. PHILLIPS QMC ALBERT D. TAYLOR YN3 RICHARD F. ACOSTA 1 TAKING A BEARING l l WAITAMINUTEVTHISGLIE MALARlA TABLETS! GET POD NOTE FORWMCRROWWHEPONS HASNT BEEN ON BOARD YoUR MALARIA TABLET? ALREADY ON THE STREET BUDDY, Fon A YEAR' RIGHT HERE. GET EM l GL . as ' . 99 sa . , u WHILE TH EY'RE HOT! - f l' W.. E -.4-4 -- ........ .T - , . I PC3 STEPHEN C. BYINGTON A ' ' PC3 KEITH D, CROCKET1' A , SORRY, THIS AIN'T THE SHIP'S OFFICE? 1 I I WE! QM3 RONALD A- MCNEHL IIM3 ALLEN s. RICE PN3 DAVID J. RUDD QM3 JOE M- SANFORD -I I Iv 'N ,. J . 2 1 ' 14 fl. ' V .fffzff -Q. I I If wr .n , f'ffW s1fbS'7 ' ASf1Q'kf:'L2i 1' if ' ' -Ik I -4 , , ' ,,,,fqf ,X ' XM W N- I N., , df W , - J Q55 fi:QLIsaI.isfEg,,x' , . . ' PNSN R. JOSEPH ELKINS SN RALPH 0. KELLAM YNSN JOHN F. LOUGHLIN QMSN PETER J. MAXWELL it , X K 'N il .22 cj, . I. I. 1 , i?Fff..:gi?:kvU U Y I ' b 1 vi' A YM ' -- f- . .:f - ,-1:-. ,-- -f,:.fx. ff:-ff-1..If-Ars,-.:,-:,f:1-:-,-Ie K 1 QMSA MICHAEL A. TOGNETTTI YNSA JERRY L, BROWN. QMSA WILLIE E. onolw 1 ,T . N., I I l 2 :Y - -4-M l f f 17,7 DIRECT SUPPORT I I . aug, LTJG PAUL HEUSINGVELDT CTII JIMMIE BAILEY .v ..,fr- L, at I I I I Special Equipment, manned by members of I the Naval Security Group was embarked during I the cruise to provide special assistance to the Commanding Officer and to the Admiral. I CTM2 scoTT E. BRoNsoN SGT JOHN F. WEIGAND SGT BRYAN WILLBRANDT CTI3 CHARLES BYRUM C HAPLAIN THE CRUSADER AT WORK. For a large part of her time in the Middle East the Davis had as a welcome addition to her ship's company, Lt. Walter Leverette, CC, USN. In addition to divine services the Chaplain conducted seminars and was always available for counseling. Lt. Leverette is now a veteran of several Highline and Helo Transfers I and also joined the Royal Order of Shellbacks on this J CTUISC. I I I I I I I I . - I CTT2 KEITH D. FUNK .I I M I rl II 'I I .I Q. I I II CTOSN PHILLIP GRAY I i 4 4 I Z I E I ,I If I I I I LT. WALTER LEVERETTE I i 1 I I I I I I id , ,. , -r -- 4- ....--.-,-..-t- The Davis' Honor Guard had many opportunities to show their H stuff during the deployment. They were utilized extensively in Conakry, Lagos, Aquaba, Muscat, and Djibouti. Their consistently sharp appearance earned them many compliments from visiting dignitaries. , I . 'Sy I ,I :s.fLgf2fl:'f4ff:ffiiIf?' ' n ff 'M , I , g W: ,. I, Lg' . , I if m.,,,,,,, f 1, g ,sv -vs m,,. K ru.--. ENTERTAINING THE RUSSIANS IN CONAKRY. .. .V if Fx STANDING TALL IN MUSCAT . ig Q, L' , By., 'L I Ji 1 I 9 f- 'I 2 'avi My Nah x e l 1 . I 1 - BEING INSPECTED BY AMBASSA- DOR WOLLE IN MUSCAT. OF OMAN NAVY. FULL HONORS. ' OMANI DEPUTY MINISTER OF DEFENSE RECEIVES RECEIVING CAREFUL SCRUTINY FROM COMMODORE MUCKLOW, COMMANDER, SULTAN , J ' , 7 I' li f , X , 4, U . ' ' Q , 1. iw! MWA' S Wf Wi-Am. NWI ,M ,, CWWJZ f .Mya ypxx W, Wf 4 WW-5,-wg-Q y vw' df 174 , fqawf v f 4 If A hz, W ff ' 2 , X. 57 Q .S 1 . fl NZB. W , WA,,,mf'X ,, , 2? ,Zi-I-,w' 'ef 1 5 fffwf 3 V WW ,J- G W W W , A ' if ff , W ' Afhfff ' ,f W, . W. f if ,gmv f ,Z 2 If 'W' ' L QM, f fij? I Y ,iioflyfivf , f zum M W-' +- X f f I www lf S2155 B gym 1gC',.g gl: ' N ' V 'VI 'W7LW7' Xlflif Q ff' 'X wyifzikffiffi ,QW if-2 if K . yn ffV6V4,y4Q-wk I A f I I fWf,fv+,zfify,f'yv X 'fi ' ' ABBS nf Q nik? , 3 n 52, z arg ,,f2,,ffQ,:f QM ' nf ' eww , f' Lf lf' M42 X. Qu lfhq 4 5:14, 7 fi wwf - gwy, 'ff ,V K, , W,-fff' f ' . ' , mi , U 4 M Z .vaeqffn , . Q 75 f if? ,, N P I ,-41717.31 , M 1' Z4 I '- W ,W f , w w' 0 WZ' ,i I ix Q ,j.L! WT .,1'L 1 If, M Msrvl'-Z7-g:..g,5,g75., X 7 Q , .g1:,.fayg,S f 5 ,,,, i ,.,q,4-f-'-x,h.N- 15251 ik' - I . - :3'3'2'AT' ff' I yiwfh WH0'S NEXT? FMIDEASTFOR, DEPARTINGJ, ILANDING FORCE The ship's Landing Force is a small unitof men, largely members of First and Second Divisions, equipped with infantry small arms and trained in their use. They are also taught techniques of crowd control. Their purpose is to go ashore, if necessary, to assist in the eyaluation of expatriate Americans in areas of strife or turmoil. I -1 The Davis Landing Force distinguished themselves early' by attaining an outstanding inspection grade from members of the Commander, Middle East Force Staff. Although they never had to put their training to use, they maintained a high state of readiness -throughout the deployment. ' 'BACK IN KOREA IN '51 I WIPED OUT AN ENTIRE CHINESE Om HIGH PORT. SAFE GUARD PLATOON WITH A BUTTER KNIFE. DOC RICE ON GUARD .9-...f 'WHEREIS THE WART, I Tim A VERY SUCCESSFUL INSPECTION. A LITTLE BIT OF FIREPOWER 4 READY FOR INSPECTION. 1 ADVANCE. REPLENISHMENT AT SEA KL La K ,gms .... 'f'X' S Q 4 ,mmf 4 'Wi Qw- W ' f w - 1 my L J' f 4 . U -1 V f- ' ff s 3 f. V , wr-aff' 5 ,,,,Mf 'w- fQ,,.1,ff'rf57w.' -Q!!-YN - f - 1' -' , , .Q ,f , , - . ,. . , MH wr. , . , , , . f .H 1: .- ly ,, ., , , W wr, Q, zw 1 ,', -,......q,... ,aw ,, - -1 v.. , f' fb- - - U ww ' V. -4-s JK, .f Replemshment at sea rs a U S navy specxalty Durmg the deployment Dav1s refueled underway from USNS Pawcatuck, USNS Waceamaw, USS Concord and RFA Tldepool Ca Royal Navy aux1l1aryj She also conducted several personnel transfers wrth the USS Furer USS Truett USS Fox and the French Frrgate Protet ok ...rss Ama 'pQ. l,3:g1 . Aff 11 . I L 'f':.Q.j1, -' '1-if, gg--Z ' .V uf, , 5. 'r' ., xr- 4-,: '. qs' Q Q 1Mq,Njt2gJ iL xx X fi. l 'X V1 S 4 4 i 1 -wus - -1,3 EXW J 'L ,..,, up ,X.ff ',-,, L :lj Y',iF' :S' -L- 'Q,jZ5' ?i:u,p,f 'QQ ,az 'ffl 'gb ' Xi x -.'Q 1 :vfefgf ' .1 f, . ',' - .ga 7:45, A, ' ' ' ' I I I I I I I I 2 I I ,I 'I I 5 W, I 1 I 96 I I ?I LAST ONE IN IS A ROTTEN EGG!', RED SEA DIVING CHAMPIONSHIP. SWIM I CALL I I SHARK REPELLANT. I I3 FISH'S-EYE VIEW OF DAVIS. 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A LIFE AT SEA V., S WHO ARE WE PAYING A CALL ON A SALTY DOG, THIS TIME. GOOD APPROACH COMMANDER BUT NEXT TIME WE HIGHLINE LETS TRY TO BE THEREA LEAVE A LITTLE MORE SPACE BETWEEN SHIPS? ' BINGHAMB HTHE CARD GAME STARTS AT 1900 x I GCT 260 UP YESTERDAY OUR FRENCH FRIENDS FN PROTET 66 5, 4112 Aw I ' -549 51.71 , I ., - , J .Ti 'wou SAY YOUIYZE NEVER PLAYED POKE'RAi-EEIBEFORE? CUTTING THE CAKE AT UHEREHYOU FIRST- HOW ABOUT DROPPING BY THANKSGIVING. THE WARDROQM ABOUT 1900 TONIGHT. . Q ? A ' E 4 . , w Xu. .,i X. T. HL- . I ,gf I 2 ?i3 7i THANKSGIVING AT SEA. FANTAIL FISHING. , I I DON'T USUALLY WORK UP HERE. I'M A PN, YOU IF WE HAVE TO ABANDON SHIP, I'M TAKING MY KNOWY' IVIANDOLIN. NUMBER ONE HOSEMAN If WHAT ARE THOSE GUYS DOING DOWN THERE? REPAIR LOCKER. WATCHING THE SUNSET -Q I I ,I I I I I I I I I I 1 I I I I I I I I 4 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I, I I I I I I I I 1 I I I i I I I I I I I 1. ..A-I-A.----V--hw ff,,---1,.,- ,WN-,-.-,.. ..A,..-,ff w II .::.:1-1:'.''f : vfff-ffI'-Mfr-,.M4K-,,.N..,-,.. - . - 3 . r '-'-'-4'--A--'-'f---W--1H-'I---f--.S-. ,f,-,..,. .. ,. - 4 -I .- -. - . . . ,. -' - ' - - - - - Z HQMECOMING i One hundred and ninety four days after her departure Davis returned to Charleston. Alarge banner on the USS YORKTGWN aircraft carrier proclaimed '6Happiness is...having the Davis home. Davis sailors will agree. Happiness is coming home. It , . V U I A p Q . . .. .. ,Y ..,. ., .,., V-,-U., - -.- -,-,- ..,- -, A,-,. . -, N.-,-,.A,-,.,,- - -,-,.,.-.x-,,-. .-...A V. t, e .,,. ,..,,,r ,v.,.-V, .,--..-, ,A-. .B I'- '' ' '''' ''-E--- ''---ll-llllll-lllII I 5 rf vw 22 YL!-1017 ' ..g,',i. 4 .. .,,, , YW 'K 7,21 X 0 WWMW A WZ ffwfffu., ,f , LW! 1. -x , , K Af :A F' - xwxx 1 4 Q 5 5 ww-.-K I 1 UW Q 5 Z,., Yxgfif x X X . 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PNSN JOE ELKINS and PC3 STEPHEN BYINGTON were also workhorses in this area. Between them they typed most of the manuscript for this book and Joe also headed the layout committee. They hung in there and Worked when all the rest of us were flagging. Thanks are also due to PHAN STEPHEN ANDERSON. PHAN took most of the photographs contained in this book and handled a lot of other odd jobs that popped up during its production. He was a great asset and the book Wouldn't exist in its present form without his work. While I'm on the subject of photographs I would also like to recognize the men who contributed photos to the book: SN ANTHONY BARBIERI, SKSN CURTIS DAVIS, MA1 DEMETRIO FILARDI, SA ANTHONY GREENHALGH, FTGSN JOHN GUZZO, HT2 DAVID KING, GMG2 ROY MACKENZIE, HTFN J EFF ERY PORTER, HM3 ALLEN RICE, FTG2 RITCHIE ROUSSEY, QM3 MARTY SANFORD, TMSN GARY SLEEMAN, SN GARY THOMAS EM3 JOHN WALSH and HTFN TIMOTHY WILMATH .Most of the color photography in this book is the result of their contributions Finally we all owe a debt of gratitude to GMGl MICHAEL MCGUIRE who headed the fund raising committee for this book Rapid F ire did some big talking about how much money he could raise and then went out and made every Word of it come true Thanks to his efforts this book was paid for before It even Went to press The Middle East cruise 1S never a picnic and Davis had it tougher than most Nevertheless we handled it and this book is a small record of that accomplishment In the years to come when you look back over some of the places you ve been and the experiences you ve had I hope that this book will help you to remember Where you were and what you did in the winter of 1977 78 Oflfv fjfwffvm 7 87 3 7 THE EDITOR ' ff D D DX o It ff xN vy ' D rm 7 ly mf 'K Xl fi 4 I A xN -N... ff Q i' X ff G 'X W T IA vw : xxxxXXxsS'.. 88 - Q ., 1 X, 21--3 t 5 ' , ii ,J 1f',CL'g3gi-H1 'X A ' l jix 'XS' ' is -1 ,ji q I p - K' 'T 's I f -xffkf L., ,
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