Enterprise (CVAN 65) - Naval Cruise Book

Text from Pages 1 - 312 of the 1975 volume:

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ALL STARS 63 86 NASCUBI PT 93 98 NAVSTASUBIC 82 106 NAVSTASUBIC 104 83 N NASCUBIPT 87 78 TOYATO COMETS, MANILA 93 104 USS BERKLEY 80 97 USS CAMDEN 47 101 CLARKAFB(A) 106 74 NASCUBI 59 95 SINGAPORE AMERICAN SCHOOL 80 116 SINGAPORE AIR TRAN- SPORT WORKERS UNION 93 87 TOYATO COMETS, MANILA 102 113 COMSTA SAN MIGUEL 63 107 COMSTA SAN MIGUEL 62 92 NASCUBIPT 83 85 NASCUBIPT 78 Knaaling. l-r, AN McElroy, AA Arrington. AN Smith, standing. Coach Nat Lucas, SN Johnson, SN Nunley, AN Armstrong. AN Bohlen: not pictured. YN3 Tillman, AN Logan, AK3 Crocken, SN Maye ENT 89 99 107 CLARK AFB INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT OPPONENT NASCUBI PT CLARK AFB (B) CLARK AFB (A) 88 95 100 AN ARMSTRONG, Leading Scorer. 29.4 ppg 18 RUGBY . . . IT TAKES LEATHER BALLS TO PLAY RUGBYII Yanks Playing Rugby?? That question was answered with a resounding Yes! by 30 men of The Big ' E ' during the WestPac cruise. One victory and four defeats but a lot of good times were had by the team as it played and partied with teams from four nations. From Hong Kong to Kenya to Singapore, the team raised glasses with the opponents and spread the word — Yanks DO play rugby and we ' ll be back again!!!! VERTREPS UNREPS 20 22 H 1 M - ■ t r i. 1 ir EASTER SUNDAY . . . VICTORY Ye that have faith to look with fearless eyes Beyond the tragedy of a world at strife. And know that out of death and night shall rise The dawn of ampler life: Rejoice, whatever anguish rend the heart. That God has given you the priceless dower To live in these great times and have your part In Freedom ' s crowning hour. That ye may tell your sons who see the light High in the heavens — their heritage to take — I saw the powers of darkness take their flight; I saw the morning break. Owen Seaman l I 25 Program for Afloat College Education Mr. John Swenson The Program for Afloat College Education is a cooperative effort between participating colleges and universities and the Chief of Naval Training, offering undergraduate courses to qualified Navy nnen at sea. Originally conceived as an off-duty voluntary education program for the crews of the Polaris Fleet, PACE has now been expanded to include surface ships and remote operating bases which heretofore have been unable to participate in conventional college courses. This program offers unprecedented opportunities for earning college degrees - either Associate of Arts or Bachelor of Arts - to seagoing personnel, whether their ships are in homeports, at sea, or in overseas ports. The PACE courses are conducted by qualified instructors provided by Chapman College, all of whom hold a masters or doctorate degree in their area of specialization. Applicants receive pre-registration counseling, classroom instruction, and any necessary out-of-class assistance required for the -successful completion of the course. During the cruise over three-hupdred crew members took advantage of the program which covered over twenty various courses. The only thing that stands between a man and further education is himself . Mr. Ken Masugi Not Pictured: Mr. Steven Pinegree Mr. Christopher Pasles 26 PREP PRE-DISCHARGE EDUCATION PROGRAM Among the numerous educational opportunities available to crew members of this aircraft carrier is PREP, designed to assist active duty servicemen obtain a high school diploma or to overcome educational deficiencies so they may enter a post-high school program of education or vocational training. The program is administered by the ship ' s Educational Services Office for the Veteran ' s Administration with absolutely NO COST to the serviceman. Textbooks are provided free to the student and are to be retained by the student when classes are completed. Moreover, courses taken under PREP are not charged against a person ' s educational benefits under the Veteran ' s G I Bill of Rights. Mr. Steve Nelson Mr. Tim Segal LT Tom Kowlok 27 15 JAN 75 . . . In the beginning, SCURVY POLLYWOGS 28 29 S f «fT|ii . 1 %; r 1 30 31 IMPEiv InriTau (Hfraii i REGIST; ■. ' ' KEAJ7 nam AH iflrn by j htst_ ir£Stttta a )a tMAUCl. DOirMWt [lU. HATH tUCKIM. CIAU. LOtSTtU AMD OIMit UVMG DfMZINS OF TMf UA V rff ItUQ: _ « ■ ' «A- . («  15 Jaaiwrij 1375 ' W ' ' « « ' -m iu, , 81 30 ' ? =«S Bp ft iinouiii c; - . = Sawtra ID. g ' imvsnu HAVMO MMKNJMD OU U K0 TO U NUWI««iD 1 OW OF OUi HO«0«D IHfUSACKi AND Ml MAS UCN DUIT MniATtOMTO oUmn iflgslcrifs of the Ancient (i r cr of hf llbacks Dtioacr THIS ORoat vsdem ' Ksalty of otn koyal odfleaslkf. ' ' ' ' ' -j r ' xxJ - Trusty Shellbacks Forever!!!! center pfi6e n ci ion w t a 1974-1975 Agi ' i Wy i ' vv - - PHI LUMZER 35 PHI LUMZER 36 PHI LUMZER PHI LUMZER 37 PHI LUMZER S Jl ... . H Hb ■ 1 1 F ' ' ' 39 1 PHI LUMZER 40 PHI LUMZER 41 :; i fcr v WV- ' PHI LUMZER PH3TEFFT 43 PHI LUMZER PH2 CHOUINARD 45 i , Aim _. .lj,H?« v. . ( _, « «,t« ,r I h 5 M £ COMCARGRU -7 Gl ' .0 ' B R . Y e V ' S SECNAV s COMMANDING OFFICER CAPTAIN CAROL C. SMITH, JR. Captain Carol C. Smith Jr. was born in Montgomery, Alabama on September 7, 1930 and graduated from Decatur High School, Decatur, Alabama. He began his Naval Service in June, 1952 upon graduation from the United States Naval Academy at Annapolis. Before reporting to Pensacola for flight training in June, 1 955, he served in USS CORRY {DD-81 7) as Anti-Submarine Warfare Officer and in USS O ' HARE (DDR-889) as Operations Officer. He received his wings in August 1956 and then reported to Light Photographic Squadron 62 as Maintenance Officer. Between 1 960 and 1 963 he attended the Naval Postgraduate School at Monterey, earning a Master of Science Degree in Physics. He was then attached to Reconnaissance Attack Squadrons THREE, NINE and SIX, the latter as Commanding Officer. In November 1968, Captain Smith was selected for training at the Navy Nuclear Power School, Bainbridge, Maryland and in May 1969 was assigned to the Navy Nuclear Power Training Unit, West Milton, New York for six months. Upon graduation from that unit, he was assigned to duty with the director. Division of Naval Reactors, Atomic Energy Commission, in Washington, D.C. From May of 1970 until May of 1972 he served as Executive Officer in USS ENTERPRISE (CVAN-65). Captain Smith commanded the USS SAN JOSE (AFS-7) from July 1 972 until September 1 973. 50 EXECUTIVE OFFICER COMMANDER JOHN R. BATZLER Commander John R. Batzler was born in Battle Creek, Mich., on Dec. 9, 1 932. He graduated from La Jolla High School, La Jolla, Calif., and attended the University of California at Berkeley, earning a Bachelor of Arts Degree in mathematics in June 1955. Commissioned an Ensign, Commander Batzler reported to Pensacola, Fla., for flight training and received his wings as a Naval Aviator in January 1 957. Following six months at the Photo Reconnaissance School, Pensacola, Commander Batzler was assigned to FP-63. making two deployments. In 1961 he was transferred to the U.S. Naval Academy as a math instructor, and then served at the Naval Air Test Center, Patuxent River, Md. Returning to the fleet. Commander Batzler next served with Fighter Squadron 31 and 96. Commander Batzler next attended the Naval Postgraduate School in Monterey, Calif., receiving a Master of Science degree in Computer Systems Management. In August 1970, Commander Batzler reported to Fighter Squadron 24 as Executive Officer, then Commanding Officer. Completing a year of nuclear propulsion training in June 1973, Commander Batzler reported for duty to Commander Naval Air Force, U.S. Pacific Fleet. He next reported to the Division of Naval Reactors, Washington, DC. and then became Executive Officer of USS ENTERPRISE (CVAN-65) on Feb. 5, 1 975. 51 Captain James W. Austin, ENTERPRISE Executive Officer from Nov. 73 to Feb. 75, receives his eagles from Captain C.C. Smith, CO, and Captain D.M. Grove, Dental Officer. Captain Austin is presently Commanding Officer of the USS SAN JOSE (AFS-7), assuming that position on 7 May 75. Captain Smith and Commander Austin enjoy an informal discussion with members of the Royal Maces of VA-27. 52 COMMANDER CARRIER AIR WING 14 COMMANDER J.R. ' SMOKE ' WILSON 53 COMMANDER CARRIER GROUP SEVEN RADM O.H. OBERG COMCARGRU SEVEN JULY 73 to FEB 75 RADM W.L HARRIS COMCARGRU SEVEN FEB 75 to PRESENT 54 55 COMCARGRU 7 STAFF, l-r, seated, CDR Farnham. COR Edberg, ISC Merrell, CAPT Bakke. CDR O ' Neill: standing, YN1 Barrow, RMC Beard, YN1 Pypniowski. CDR Hamlin. RM1 Trollinger, RM2 Pasteris, YN2 Leak, RM1 McFarlin, YN2 Gudim. IS3 Allen. PN2 Barker. BM2 Saragina. RADM Oberg looks on as CDR Farnham, Captain Bakke, LCDR Trahan. LTJG Parrot prepare to enjoy the cake representing simultaneous birthdays. 56 RADM Harris chats with one of the Air Wing ' s Commanding Officers. 57 On Nov. 25. 1 974, the crew of USS Enterprise CVAN-65 celebrated the ship ' s 1 3th birthday. It was on the same date in 1961 that the ship was commissioned as the world ' s largest and first nuclear-powered aircraft carrier. Since her commissioning she has won acclaim from just about every corner of the world, as well as up and down the Navy chain of command. Her continuing superior performance as a very successful instrument in implementing United States foreign policy, and her ability to provide a major portion of the defense of American shores, makes the ship one of the most important units in the Navy. Setting records is nothing new to Enterprise. Another one is set just about every time she goes to sea. In spite of this, her crew doesn ' t slack off, but instead keeps the ship in fine trim and ready to take on any task assigned. During those 1 3 years she has earned three Battle Efficiency E ' s, made nine deployments, and sailed around the world, yet has only been refueled twice. As far as is known, no other ship has ever accomplished those combined feats, nor are they likely to in the near future. Additionally, the ship has provided support for three air wings since commissioning, and was chosen as the ship in which the first two squadrons of the Navy ' s newest jet fighter, the F- 14 Tomcat, were to deploy outside the U.S. In addition to her assigned tasks. Enterprise crewmen have made other noteworthy contributions to the betterment of the world. Her crewmen have contributed hundreds of thousands of dollars to charity both at home and abroad, rescued people from sinking and burning ships, participated in people-to-people civic action programs in every country visited, and conducted themselves in a manner that would make any organization proud. When considered altogether, the ship ' s accomplishments are rather outstanding for a teenager. 58 r.: gi2 ALL IN A DAY ' S WORK . . . CAPTAIN C.C. SMITH, JR. 59 Captain Smith and Commander Batzier present the Order of the Wedge Award to CDR WD. Zirbel, Ship ' s Navigator. Captain Smith and Grumman executives pause during their tour of ENTERPRISE. 60 VIPS VISITORS Secretary of the Navy, the Honorable J. William Middendorf. and his party, listen as Captain Smith explains various capabilities of ENTERPRISE Secretary Middendorf talks with R ADM Oberg before going up in one of VF- 1 ' s F- 1 4 Tomcats. 61 RADM Oberg and CAG Wilson enjoy a break during the Air Show with two of the Mombasa visitors. RADM Oberg and Captain Smith explain ship ' s operations to Mr. A.I. Wendolia, Assistant Secretary of Defense. 62 RADM Oberg with ADM M F. Wiesner. CINCPACFLT. and VADM J.H. Doyle, Jr., COMMANDER THIRD FLEET, during their visit to ENTERPRISE 63 F X.] u , V ' 64 . ; f. e d :lr v- € ? A c : Ck- n S r2r t c 03 e o o v ' ' p y ' .:5 o rv V ' , . t- ADJ 5 0 d a c H m i v A AC .6- • SD eV Sl Aircraft Intermediate IVIaintenance Department The AIRCRAFT INTERMEDIATE MAINTENANCE DEPARTMENT (AIMD) provides intermediate level (not land based) facilities in support of embarked aircraft. This includes, but is not limited to the maintenance and repair of aircraft engines and structural frames, communication and navigation equipment, and pilot life-support systems such as oxygen, heating and lighting. In addition, the department is responsible for the operational readiness and safety of all aircraft maintenance support and mobile starting equipment, diesel forklifts, and the ship ' s C1A (mail and passenger plane). The divisions providing this support are: IM-1 — Administration and Technical Publications Library: IM- 2 — General Maintenance: IM- 3 — Aviation Electronics Maintenance: and IM-4 — Ground Support Equipment (Yellovtr Gear). l-r LCDR Brannon, IM1 Division Officer; COR Gallion, AIMD Department Head. ■Ml Admin, l-r AZAN Parks, ASMS Terry. AZC Kurtz 66 IM1 Mat. Control, l-r AK3 Hines. AK1 Nelson IM1 Tsch. Lab Maint. Analysis. Seated, l-r AZ3 Deiacruz, AMH2 Ruther, ASH2 Mathis. AQC Pintello: Standing, AZC Kurtz iL ' M IM1 Production Control. Front, l-r AZ3 Barbosa. AZ3 Leverene. AZ3 Wheatley. AZ3 Eusebio; Rear, l-r ATCS Bailey. AQC Cragan. AZ3 Biehl, AZ3 Umstot l ' i 67 IM2 Division Officer. LT Malone IM2 Admin, l-r AN Williams, AMS3 Credo, PRC Michael t C1A Shop, l-r AMMAN Koponen, ADJ3 Sherwood, AT2 VanWinkle WC 830. l-r PR2 Burgess, PRAN Fallon. PRAA Hoplcins, PR2 Kessler 68 WC 410. l-r, kneeling. ADJ3 Williford, ADJ2 Hickey. ADJ3 Cumdiff. ADJ3 Rafanan. AN Glay. ADJ2 Boyd; standing. AN Chapman. ADJ3 Childers. AN Elliot. ADJ2 Merrilew, ADJ3 White. ADJ3 Kaminski. ADJ3 Devis. ADJ2 Frederickson. ADJ2 Kent, ADJ2 Bailey. AN Foxx, ADJ2 Fisher. ADR2 Johnson. ADJC Galbraith WC 410. l-r, kneeling. ADJ2 Gessler. ADJ3 Sequin. ADJ3 Voisin. ADJ3 Bucsit, ADJ3 Kerr. AN Nieman; standing. ADJ3 Arciaga. ADJ3 Kay, ADJ3 McCullough. ADJ2 Kraus. ADJ3 Leapley, ADJ2 Branson. ADJ3 Demartini. ADJ3 Weaverling. ADJ3 Boutte, ADJ3 Sweeney, ADJ2 Probst, ADJ1 Rotella 69 WC 810, l-r AN Newman, AA MacKenzie, PR2 Carney, PR3 Miller, AN Burnett, PR2 Ollila WC 560. l-r AN Hoffarth, AN Mclver, AMS2 Fair, AM S3 Brock WC 540, l-r, front, AN Wright, AMH3 Runzo, AMH3 Cornelio. AMH1 Walker, AMH2 Smith, AMH1 Kruger, AN Caballaro: rear, AMH2 Southern, AN Cotton, AN Habersham, AN Credeur, AMH3 Roberson, AMH2 Michael, AN Patterson 70 WC 610. l-r AMS3 Sundby. AA Bush, AMS3 Windham, AUS3 Young, AMS3 McCormick, AMS1 Beiermann. AMS2 Berger WC 510. l-r AMS3 Credo. AMS3 Caasi. AMS2 Garner, AN Scott. AMS3 Ballard. AM S3 Bascos. AM S3 Moore. AN Roebuck. AN Yarbrough. AMS2 Crutcher WC 570. l-r AMSC King. AMS1 Green, AM S3 Snackett m t Fi : . 71 IM3 Admin, l-r AQCS Weeks. AE3 Young. LTJG Gibby. Division Officer Busy. Busy, Busyll WC 610. l-r. seated. AT2 Braica. AT2 VanWinkle. AT3 Unruh, AT2 Sklorenko. AT3 Gould: standing. AT3 Saxby. AT3 Danielson. AT3 Pratz. AT2 Moxley. AT2 Burger, AT2 Campbell WC 610. l-r. front, AT2 Hooker, AT2 Coleman, AT2 Anderson, AT2 Wayne: rear, AT3 Simpson, AT3 Resnick, AN Stevens, AN Burtin, AT2 Robinson 72 WC 611. l-r, front, AT2 Bishop. AT2 Bonnene: rear. AX2 Eastman, AT2 Grandahl. WC 611, l-r. front. AN Longstreet. AT2 Vaughn; rear. ATI Alley. AT2 Ellison. AT2 AX2 Evanovich Russell WC 620. l-r. front. AE2 Elliott. AE1 Williams, AQ3 Johnson, AE3 Hughes; rear, AE2 Koozer, AQ1 Hughes, AE2 Hettel. AQ2 Bush, AE2 Humphries. AE1 Reed WC 620, l-r AE3 Maloy, AQ2 Torres, AE2 Nesbit, AN i p ■■ ' Reynolds, AE2 Ellerbe, AT2 Moore, AN Hyland. AE3  I_L_- ' DeUick. AE3 Quimby 73 iS WC 630. l-r. front. AQC Brooks. AQ2 Hicks, AQ1 Siegrest. AQ2 Chavez; rear, AQ1 Comfort, AQ2 Kennedy, AQ1 Quinn WC 630. l-r, front, AQ2 Shaffear, AQ1 Zumbro, AQ1 Dunn; rear, AQC Mostoller, AQ2 Osheim, AQ2 Carter, AQ1 Yohe WC 640, l-r. seated. AT2 Murray, AT3 Mathis; standing. AT2 Dickinson. AT2 WC 640, l-r W. A. Karg. P. A. Osborne, L A. McThompson. R. A. Muttkowski, M. A. Walker, AT3 Olsen. AT2 Tripp, AT2 Greenwold Pofada, P. M. Murphy 74 WC 646, l-r AT2 Bielefeld, AT3 Bennett, AN Wooten AT2 Heil. AT2 Mine WC 646, l-r, front, ATI Iverson, AT2 Johnson; rear, ATI Bassen. AT2 Fisher, AT2 Senior WC 660. front to rear, left. AT2 Harmon. AT3 Littel, AE3 Hill. AE2 Massey, AE2 Olsen, AE2 Keith. AT2 Lembenau: middle, AQ2 Foist, AQ3 Owens, AN Evans, AQ1 Reninger: right, AN Thompson. AQ2 Wilson, AT3 McCoy, AQ2 Buxton. AQ2 O ' Argy, AQ2 Gladstone. AT2 Kircher oiaiu WC 660. front to rear, left. AQ3 Soils. AQ2 Gale. AQ2 Ripple. AT3 Alexander. AT2 Steege: middle. AT2 Melder. AQ2 Oyama; right. AQ2 Critton. AE3 Feeney. AT3 Martin, AE3 Simon. AT2 Gorman WC 661. l-r AN Mondragon. AQ1 Gehlback. ATS Ferrell. AQ2 Wesson, AE1 Bane. AE2 Ivey. AE2 Asplnall. AQ2 Casl. AQ2 Turner WC 661, l-r, seated. Bill Keith, Larry Gabler; standing, Jerry Stiffler, Ron Busch, ADJ1 McConnell 76 ' ymT ' • - )% Jim WC 666, l-r Dave Treat, Rich Sperlin, John Griffing, Larry O ' Brien WC 664. AT2 Ploehn WC 666, l-r, 1st row, ATC Arnold, AT3 Paulson, AE3 Moore. AQ2 Lee, AT3 Merrills: 2nd row, ATC Pierson, AQ2 Rafter, AE3 Bolden. AN Traficano, AE2 Thames, AQ3 Fruge, AT2 Erdmann, AT2 Blake: 3rd row, AE1 Dodds, AT2 Hult, AQ3 Copolillo, AT3 Ridd, AN Bush WC 671, l-r, front, AT2 Cole, ATI Broussard, AE3 Doyle: rear. ETR3 Smith, AT2 Coleman, AT2 Miodus, AE3 Wolfe 77 WC 671, l-r AQC Daniels, AT2 Wood, AN Carpenter, AN Leyte, AT2 White, AN Plummer WC 690 691, l-r, kneeling, AN Wallin, AQ1 Reno, AE3 Ricketson, AQ3 Slover, AE2 Jansen, AQ2 Rimel: standing, AQ3 Hall, AT2 Irwin, AQ2 Beachler, AN DeRego, AE3 Craig, AQ1 Mars, AN Richter, AQ3 McBride, AE2 Davis. AE3 Wolfe; seated, AQC Nalapinski WC 680, l-r PH2 Rosennan. PH3 Israel, ATI Bishop, AT2 Ross, ATC Barrington. AT3 Abbott, PH3 Cohen, AT2 Lewis 78 WC 710, l-r, seated, A03 Sawejko. A01 Crane. A03 Bade, A02 Lapham, A02 Holland, A03 Kimbrough: standing, AQC Peterson. A03 Tucker. A01 Holzwarth, A02 Lang WC 900. l-r. kneeling. ASH3 Diaz. ASMS Meliezer. AN Husband; standing. ASM3 Hinrichson, ASH2 Mills. ASM2 Baer. ASCM Garvey. ASM3 Edwards. AM HI Kenoyer, ASE3 Culver. ASE2 Benzel. AN Pappas, LT Malone. Division Officer WC 900. l-r. front. AN Foster. ASM3 Wilson, ASE3 Smith. AA Black. ASE2 Beall; rear. ASM3 Gosnell. ASE3 Gauldin. AN DeMase. ASE3 Cox. ADJ3 Burgess. ASM 3 Carson. ASM2 Dahl. ASE3 McCain. AN Kennedy WC 460. l-r ADJ1 Huntington. ADJ2 Merrihew, ADJ2 Anderson. ADJ1 Rotella. ADCS Galbraith I IMM Admin, l-r ASCM Garvey, AMH1 Kenoyer, ASMS Carson. ASE2 Beall WC 620. l-r AE2 Tyson. AQ3 Diehl, AQ2 Claes, AQ2 Britton. AQ2 Bailey. AE3 Stephens WC 640. l-r AMH3 Hull. AMH3 Kearse. AMH2 Tijerina 80 AIR DEPARTMENT The mission of the AIR DEPARTMENT is to I conduct aircraft launching and recovery operations. and to provide services and facilities for the fueling of aircraft, so that embarked squadrons and detachments can most effectively conduct air operations in the application of their military potential. The Department consists of four divisions: V- 1 — Flight Deck, V-2 — Catapults and Arresting Gears. V-3 — Hangar Deck, and V-4 — Fuels. AIR BOSS - CDR R. A. Ways Crash Salvaga, l-r ABH3 McGwin, AN Chrysler. AN Sims, ABM3 Owens. AN Hearne. AN Barnett. WO-1 Hayes, ABH3 Richard. AN Berce Crash a SaWaga. l-r. front. ABH3 Mullin, SN Williams, AA Stinson; rear, AN Carrillo, AA Campbell, AN Romano, ABH3 Dix, AA June, ABH3 Dotson Elavator Oparators Phona Talkars, l-r AN Starnes. ABH3 Johnstone, AA Walker, ABH1 Woodland 81 Flight Deck Craw, l-r. front, AN Morris, ABH3 Stierwalt, AN Villas, AN Ferguson: middle, ABH1 Righter, AN Johnson, ABCS Walls; rear, AN Buhain, AA Smith, AN Messer, ADJ3 Reyes. AA Codrey, AA Carney, AN Post, AN Butler, LCDR D. E. Cook Flight Deck Crew, l-r, 1st row. ABH3 Fontela, LT Moos, AA Perolio, AA Robinson; 2nd row, AA Vinson, AN Moses, AA Mayes, AA Long; 3rd row, AA Parks, AA Wycuff, AA Villarreal, ABH1 Collum; 4th row, ABH3 Mons, AA Lamoureaux, AN Woodard, ABH3 Wallace, LCDR R. A. Bond Flight Deck Crew. l-r. 1st row. ABH1 Wicks. AA McDonald, AA Wetlage; 2nd row, AA Righter, AN Jenkins, AA Fennell, AA Robinson; 3rd row, AA Walton, AN Snyder, AN Magill, AA Cheney, AA Jones; 4th row, AA Thompson, AA Shockey 82 Elavator Operator , l-r. front. AN Cueva, ABH3 Goeking. ABH3 Culbertson: rear. AN Pesta. ABH3 Shannon. AN Ashburne. AA Williams. AN Zakrajsek. AA Mangen. ABH1 Bordwell Tractor Power craw. l-r. front. AN Odom. ABH3 Zubrzycki. rear. AA Occttipinti. AN Dubois. AN VanCleve, AA Baillie; AN Evans. AN Saunders. AN Taylor. ABH3 Broadus. AN Tudor Tractor ft Power crew, l-r AN Burgoyne. ABH3 Trolinger. ABH3 Refuerzo. AN Missamore, AN Paul. AA Fragoso. ABH3 Vavdevander 83 V-2 Admin, l-r, seated, ABCS Gregory. LT Kemlein; standing. AN Masteller, AN Frizzell, AN Ryan. ABES Coffey. ABE2 Mitulinski. ABES Goss V-2 Maintananca. l-r, seated, CWO Andresen. ABEC Kreider: standing. AN Hurd. ABES Berg. ABES Schumeyer Waist Cat l-r. front. ABE1 Williams. AN Anderson. ABES Basto. ABE2 Costello, AN Moon. AN Thomason. AN Coppola, AA Scott. AA Donnell. ABES Bley. AN Poage. LT Chesterman; rear. AN Timberlake. AA Sullivan. AN Watson, AN Reed. AN Weatherly. ABE2 Bucholz, AN Forney. AN Barnett. AN Alsworth, ABES Anderson. ABES Chanellar. ABES Marr. AA Hawkins, AN Dawson, AA Watson. AN Jenson, AN Taylor, AN Poster, ABES Shook. ABE1 Yaskin 84 f33Mmm Bow Cat. l-r. kneeling, AN Keller, ABE3 Hawkins, ABE3 Pye, ABE3 Schlageter, AN Cruz, ABE2 Vinoya. ABES Spooner, ABE3 Brown: standing, ABE3 Horton, AA Stephens, ABE2 Fiore, AA Springer, ABES Rogers, AN Cummings, AA Edwards, AN Cornell, SN Love, ABES Coleman, AN Loos, AA Larsen, AA Webber, ABES Cheney, AA Glover. ABE1 Hamm, AA Russell. ABE2 Hise, LT Kane Arresting Gsar Barricada, l-r, kneeling, AN Vasquez, AN AInutt, AN Bergerson, AN Campbell, ABES Schulte, AN Gammon, AA Hatchell, ABES Ryan: standing, ABE1 Todd. ABE2 Price, AN Jesudason, ABES Spears, AN Gabriel. ABE2 Winn, AA Kindrick, AA FiVelle, AN Clark, AN Rodriguez, AA Hill, AA Strode, ABE2 Mayer. AN Parham. ABES Oakes. ABES Knickelbeln. LT Welch Frasnal Lans-Plat l-r ICC William. ICC Pekkala. IC3 Hattick. FN Regala, FN Ayres. ICS Atiles 85 V-3 Admin, l-r AZ3 Gallegos, ABHC Harmon, ABH3 Fujii, LT J. W. Hoover Damage Control, l-r AN Lindsey, ABH3 Fujii, AN Swaney Tractor craw, l-r AA Beauchamp, AN German, ABH3 McKinney. AA Brown, AiW Droge, AA Breedlove r-1 .1 ■■ Hangar Deck Crew, l-r, seated, AA Pinkerton, AA Calhoon, AN Cook, ABH2 Edwards: standing, AN Bunce. AN Wesley, AN Walker, AN Hyter 86 Elavator Operators, l-r AN Carlson. AN Kinsaul. AN Burris Hangar Bay Craw, l-r AN Shook, ABH3 Tomlinson. AA Porcello, AA Morris, AN Musico, AN Carpenter Hangar Bay Crew, l-r AN Hauser, AN Skiba, AN McKinley, AN Boswell, AN Radeke ConFlag Watchstandar, AN O ' Neill Tractor PC, ABH3 Aguilar 87 V-4 Admin, l-r ABF1 Snyder. LT Glanzman, ABFC Krull, ABF2 Pedrialua, ABF3 Burns. W01 Ball. AA Provorse D.S. Willers, ABF3 Woods Finl Crew, l-r, 1st row. AA Lonergan, AN Legras. AN Wright, AN Hernandez; 2nd row, AN Ellis. AN Vannatta, AA Whitnell. AN Corlew. AA Richards: 3rd row, AA Mendoza, AA Mendez: 4th row. ABF1 Jones. AA Sellen, AA Scheitler, AN Flater, ABF3 Creekmore. AFB3 Bundy; 5th row. AN Zubeck. AA Preckwinkle. AA Newburry. AA Kling: 6th row. AA Rodgers. ABF3 Hightower. AA Stewart. AA Trice. AN Polk. AA Garland 88 Firali Lab. l-r ABF2 Lazo. AN Martin. ABF2 Boon Coop Cleaners, l-r AA McMains. AN Boland. AN Murdock. AN Rose. ABF3 Rosser Fuel Control, l-r ABF3 Hastings, AA St. ArnaukJ, ABF3 Kruse AvGat. l-r AA Willis. ABF3 Boyle. ABF3 Cabrera 89 Fuels Maintenance, l-r AN Quiglietta, ABF2 Healey. AN King, ABF3 Stone, J. G. Peeters Pump Crew, l-r, kneeling. AN Pinkerton, AN Millender, AN OudeGeerdink. ABF3 Stanley; standing. AN Montoya, AN Shipp, AN Gunter, AA Reese Pri-Fly, l-r ABH3 Pinkley, AN Short, AN Caldwell, AN Leavitt, AN Forney, AN Gooding, ABH2 Bremer 90 H COMMUNICATIONS DEPARTMENT The COMMUNICATIONS DEPARTMENT (CR Radio Division) is responsible for reliable, secure and rapid communications between the ship and other commands, based on wartime requirements, to meet the operational and administrative needs of the ship. Any naval message transmitted from Enterprise is sent under the authority of her Commanding Officer. During the WestPac cruise, the Communications Department handled in excess of 200,000 messages; some brought good news, some bad, but the efficient handling of these messages was vital for the proper functioning of the ship. LCDR M. P. Skip ' Nash. Communications Officer 200.000 plus messages this cruise!! I ! Communication Admin, l-r, front. RMC Ishmael. LT Guinta, SN Sutton. CWO Snyder. RMCS Nichols; rear. ENS Adolfe. RMCS Pelican. ENS Massey. RMC OConner. RMCS Fisher 91 Massage Canter, l-r. kneeling, RMS Farfsing, AA Meyers, standing. SA Hansen, RM3 Lawless, SN Bacon. RM2 McPaul: SN SeidI, SA Cummings Massage Canter, l-r. kneeling. RM2 Kettler. SN Weeks. RM2 Lamison; standing. RM1 Burke. RM3 DePauw. RM2 Williams, SA Davies. RMS Laughlin Massage Center, l-r. kneeling. SA Randels. RMS Kozak. SN Patterson; standing. AA McCormick. SA Merritt. SN Barnes. SN Louallo, SA Andrus, SN Waedekins, SN Godert 92 Messaga Center, l-r SN Galione. RM2 Barz, SA Crudo. AN Thomas Radio Central, l-r RMS Walker. SN Quintana, RMS Fairbanks Radio Central, l-r RM2 Buss. RMS Rice. RM 1 Stanley. RM 1 Gruber Radio Central, l-r RMS Houser. SA Gibson. RMS Umphries. SN King. SN Gray. SN Smith. SN Santiago 93 DECK DEPARTMENT The DECK DEPARTMENT is responsible for the planning and execution of all deck seamanship operations and evolutions, including anchoring, mooring, fueling and replenishment at sea, operation and security of ship ' s boats, and the operation and maintenance of all ground tackle and other equipment associated with these evolutions. There are five divisions in the Deck Department; 1st Division has the forecastle as its main area of responsibility, 2nd and 3rd maintain the sponson areas, 4th maintains the fantail and ship ' s boats, and 5th has the Boatswains Locker and supervises side cleaners. LCDR A.G. Campbell, First Lieutenant Deck Admin, l-r LTJG Brown. YN3 Fowler 1st Division, l-r. kneeling, SN King, AA Gaudino, SN DePozo, FA Smythis; middle row, FN Pick, BM3 Henderson. SN Lewis. SA Holt, BM3 Hagerty. SN Brown. BM3 Taylor; Back row, SN Viera, SA Todd 94 1st Division, l-r. icneeling, AA Panerson; standing, front, BM3 Williams. AA Price, AA Fulton. BM1 Andrews, AN Cormier, SA Ryan; rear, SN McGraw, SN Russel, SN DeGroot, FA Romero, SA Shroyer. AA Dwyer 95 2nd Division, l-r, front, H. D. Adidns. D. W. Wieland, C. R. Abbott. J. H. Pucliett; rear, K. D. Harrison, 0. F. Winter, LTJG Gennaro 2nd Division, i-r, front, SA Rafferty, FA Berger. SN Grahanii, SN Luzurl(o, SN Jackson, BM2 Fetter; rear, SN Worthy, AA Bethea, SN Lopez. SN DuBois IfP , i n: .: - « ' ' t::i i5 xv 3rd Division, l-r. front, AA Murdock, SA McAlister. SA Banks; rear, BM1 Bowes, BM2 Williams, BM3 Gonzales, AA Skorie, AA Lyon, AA Guerra 3rd Division, l-r. SN Smith, SN Ozuniga, SN King, AA Simdorn, SN Ball, AA Bounds, BM2 Gifford 3rd Division, l-r SA Koivunrnemi, SA Morales, SA Bates. SN Zapata. AN Bradshaw 97 4th Division, l-r. front, SN Word. SN Bartsch, SN Kern, SA Garrett. SA Brownlee: rear, SN Smith, SA Fuchs. SA Galvin. BM3 Heming. BM3 Cressey 4th Division, l-r, front, SA Hodge. SN Durkee, BM2 Yates. BM2 McQueene. AA Rivera; rear. SN Volltman, SN Gallagher. SN Stevens. SN Rhoades. SA Palk 98 4lh Division, l-r, front. SA Traslavina. SA Santana, BM2 Yates. BM2 Mcllvine; rear. BM3 Cressey, BM1 Sulienbarger, ENS Coo((. BM3 IHeming 6th Division, l-r CW03 Henry, SN Hubbard, ENS Hemphill 99 6 Division, l-r. front, SN Becker. SN Lainhart. SN Atchley, SN Whitaker: rear, SN Zabel. SN Lee, SN Schults. SN Cobey, BM3 Grafford 6th Division, l-r. front, SN Robinson, McDowell. BM2 Gilbow. YN3 Fowler: rear. SA Henley. SN Brown. SN Berndt. SN Baldwin, AN Denham, SN Aikens. BM1 Shields, SN Melton 100  l The DENTAL DEPARTMENT provides almost any type of dental treatment which may be required (except Orthodontics) to both ship ' s company and embarked air wing personnel. Dental Department capabilities include examinations, cleaning and fluoride treatment, restorations, extractions, root canal work, and oral hygiene instruction, which includes an active Preventive Dentistry Program and patient education. CAPTAIN D. M. Grove. Dental Officar 101 102 Dantal Oapartment, l-r, 1st row. DN Mjelde, LT Simpson. DN Taylor. CAPT Grove; 2nd row. DN Catalano. LCDR Campbell, DTC Manibo. DN RItchotte. DT3 Rittmiller; 3rd row. DT3 Eichenberger. DA Donaldson. LT Martinelli. DTC Quitalig: 4th row, DT3 Jackson. CDR Crowell. DT3 Celestand: 5th row. DT3 Adkisson 103 ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT The ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT is responsible for the normal operation, care, and maintenance of the main propulsion plant (except those areas for which the Reactor Department is responsible), for the auxiliary machinery and piping systems, damage control, the operation, care and maintenance of electric power generators and the electrical distribution system, repairs to the ship ' s hull, and repairs to material and equipment of other departments when such repairs are beyond their capability. Four Engineering Divisions provide these services: A — Auxiliaries. E — Electrical, M — Mechanical, and R — Repair. CDR G. 0. Paulson. Engina«ring Officer Engineering Log Room, l-r, front YN3 Keaton, YN3 Hartman. MM! Ordman: rear, LCDR Kalyn, LCDR Jones. SN Johnson. LCDR Bolger A-Division Admin, l-r. front, EN1 Armstrong. LT Gurke. SN Smith: rear. LTJG Baugh. LTJG Pierce, MMCS Hoof 104 Cirt.«ih Shoo l-r 1st row FN Baldwin, FN Redman; 2nd row. FA Jackson. FN Alt LOX, l-r. MMC Stevens. MM3 Thomson. MM1 Catarina. MM2 Tonn. FN Quantz. FAGregg; standing. FN Woods. MM3 Stress. FN Meyer. MM2 Simensen MrCBl«arnBv EN2 Kile. FN Burns. MM1 Buller Hydraulics Shop. l-r. front, MMC Jennings. MM1 Horsman. FN Gambill. FN Carter. FN Jone. FA Smith: rear, MM3 Purington. MM3 Cofer. MM3 Recker. MM3 Hasel. FA Kines. FN Fuller. MM2 Barret. FN Camacho. FN Stringer 105 Machine Shop, l-r, front, FN Vass, MR2 Westberg, MR1 Gardner. MRS Dobbins; rear, MR2 Kline, MR2 Horn, MRS Nelson, MR2 Tuck. FN Vega: not pictured. FN Harper, FA Ashlock Diesals Boats, l-r, 1st row. FN Lambert. ENS Anderson. EN1 Klepper: 2nd row, ENS Vilino, FA Noiseau. FN Holems: 3rd row. ENS Carpenter. ENC Washington, EN2 Ambrose Diesals Boats, l-r. kneeling. FA Usher. FA Jackson. FA Cooper. FA Hayes: standing, FN Hall, EN2 White, FN Smyth, FN Johnson 106 A C Shop. l-r. kneeling. MMC Ring. FA Monn. MM2 Schaffer. FN Corral: standing. MM1 Ocon. Ness. MM3 Eakin. FA Lake. MM3 Simpson A C Shop, l-r. kneeling, 1st row. FN Higgins. FN Merenda. FA Rush; 2nd row, FN Arrison. FN Kinney: standing, MM3 Boykin, FN Berry. FN Hatch. FN Smith, MM3 Chiklree 107 E Division Admin, l-r LTJG Tripodi, YN3 Blaclc. SA Falconer, LTJG Cummings, EMC Worshek Lighting Shop. l-r. sitting, 1st row, FN Lewis, EMI Harmon, FN Pivonlia: 2nd row. FA Colbert, EM3 Salazer, FN Page; standing, FA Butchlio, EM3 Nunn Safety Shop, l-r FA Rinden, EM1 Wallrichs, FA Branch, FN Fox Power Shop, l-r, seated, EMS Bradford. FA Rinden. EMI Graham: standing, FN Gribben, FN Munroe, FA Creeltmore, EMS Ganis. FN Green. EMS Azevedo, EM1 Todd, EMC Waltz 108 Distribution, l-r. seated, IC2 Krevitz. FN Sherman. EMS Anderson. EM1 Lorentzen: standing. EMC Waltz. EMS i Diaz. EM2 Ferrell. EM2 Perkins. EMS Spanton MC Shop. l-r. seated. ICS Cooke. FA Branch. IC2 Thompson: standing, FN Wagner. FN Baker, FN Hamilton, FN Smith, ICS Geddes Forward IC, l-r FN Lamica, ICC Barthelemy, FA Leopard. FN Rowan. IC2 Mendel, ICS Martin, FN Devries, IC2 Gettler, IC2 Laing 109 Sound Powar Shop, l-r IC3 Kershner. IC3 Armsworthy, FN Blatt, FN Smith, IC2 Lamb, IC1 Sonnenberg, FN Rowell, FA Lougy Talaphon Gang, IC3 Butterworth. IC1 Sonnenberg, IC3 Strauss. IC3 McClendon. FN Smart, IC3 Nobles, FN Freeman Alarms Warnings Shop, l-r FN OBrien, IC1 Sonnenberg, FN McConnell, IC3 Teel 110 Movi Booth, l-r FN Burns. FN Dorobough. FN Westbrook. EM 1 West TV Studio, l-r. kneeling. SN Evazkhani. DS2 Tibbals, IC2 Regan, EMC Stephans: standing. ENS Helling. PH3 Warner, SN Johnson, SN Eazer, MM2 Hutchens. SA Jeeter, ETR3 Jackson TV Repair Shop. l-r. front. IC1 Kincaid. FN Dimartino. ETR2 Turner; rear, Parkhurst, FN Gerneglia. EM3 Niclas 111 C a E Shop, l-r EMS Hardy. FN Matherne. EMS Brush. FA Brulotte. FN Martin. EMS Williams C E Shop, l-r EM2 Fiscus. FA Trujillo. EMS Ott, EMS Lavergne, EMS Hughes Ventilation ft Steam Heat l-r. front. FN Andrews. FA Raposa. EM2 Casiano, FA Mombase; rear, MMCM Stephanski. FN Beebe. FN Aufgerklam. ENS Clair. FA Campnell. FN Ocampo. FA Forza 112 Habitability: l-r, front: MMFN Laughlin. FN Lane. MMFN Carpenter, MMFN Wahl, AA Tonneson. FA Bowyer, MMFN Vestal: back: FA Phillips. MMFN Martinez. MM1 Leitnaker. SN Trujillo. MMFA Guell. AT3 Benner, MMl Jurs. ENS Clair. MMl Brown. MMCM Stephanski. T«ch Lab: l-r. front: EM2 Hutchinson. Clayton. FN Ogans: back: IC2 Griffith, EMI Sullivan. EMI Thatcher, SA Reich. 113 IIHIIIIII M Division Admin: l-r. MM2 Willenbrecht. MM3 Martin. MM1 Carlos. MVI2 Dunbar, FN M Division Supply: l-r. front: MM2 Kamrowskl. FN McCloskey, MM3 Martin, Myers. MM2 Willenbrecht; back: FN Corcorran, MM2 Goulding, MM1 Godbey, MM1 Caruso. M Division: l-r, ENC Schum, FN James, MM3 Gilliam, FA Jones, MM2 Miller. MM2 Ray, MM3 O ' Neill, MM3 Gomulka, MM3 Steinke. LTJG Stewart, M Division: l-r, front: FA Thatcher, FA Reilly, MM1 Tsutsumida, MM1 Terry: back: MM3 Stock. MM1 Brown, MM3 Pennington, MM3 Coventry, MM2 Chall. 114 M Division: l-r. FA McFaul, FN Salmon, MM3 Chute. FN Avila. MM3 Barr, MM3 Yeagley, FA Zanda, M Division: l-r, front: MM3 Perez, MM3 James. MM3 Henning, MM2 Donovan; back: MM3 Bell, ENS Blanton. MM3 Engman, MM2 Schafer, IVIM2 Meaders. M Division: l-r, front: FA Forney, FN Oliver, MM3 Bannick, MM3 Wellington. FA Ennis, MM2 Treier; back: FA Rodriguez. FN Baw ak. MM3 Shuster. MM3 Braun. FA Sheets. 119 M Division: l-r, front:, MM1 Murphy, MM2 Ohmes, MM1 Tucker, MM2 Durham, MM1 McNamara: rear, ENS Blanton, MM2 Thomas, MM2 Nelson, MM2 Wasil! MM2 Harms, MM2 Dunbar, MM2 Thorsten M Division: l-r. front, MM3 Wilson, FN Vanlerberg, MM3 Copeland, FN Scully, FN Moody: rear, MM2 Docherty, MM2 Armour, MM2 Friesen, MM2 Eisenbeis, MM2 Carter M Division: l-r, front, ENS Granzow, MM2 Linthicum, MM3 Patterson, MM2 Harris, FN Staples: rear, MM2 Melto. MM2 Kennicot, MM3 Gettling, MM3 Zachary, MM1 McGuire, FN Ridley 116 M Division: l-r, front, MM3 Strange, FN Myers, FN Ailes, FA Gaughenbaugh, FN Socall; rear, FN Anderson, MM3 Taaffe, MM3 Rippey. MM2 Peters, FN Mohns M Division: l-r, front, FA Lee, MM3 Casey, BT3 Brown, BT3 Walker, FA Hoback: rear, MM1 Hinsen, MM3 Reynolds, MM3 Clark, FN Miller, MM3 Mathews M Division: l-r, front, FA Lee, MM2 Dobbins, BT3 Allanson, FA Caici, FN Edwards: rear, MM1 Erwin, FN Brummer, MM3 Wagner, FA Sowers, D. J. Kroupa, MM3 Ervin 117 Oil Water: l-r, front, BT3 Price. MM3 Andrus. MM2 Meyer. FA Tucker: rear. MM1 Sevold, BT3 Schievelbein. FA Brannor , FN Nieto, FA George R Division Admin.: l-r, FA Schuster, FA Gruden, HT2 Pepin, FN Wilkinson Hull Shop: l-r. HT3 Sandoval. MT3 Baxley, FN Howard Pipe Shop: l-r, seated, HT1 Missey. HT2 Rambo; standing. FN Winters, FN Boday, FA Mosley, FN Davis. FA Eustacie, FN Spoons. HT3 Lawrence 118 Lock Shop: l-r, front, HT3 Hodgkins, i SN Saulsbury: rear, HT3 Boyle. HT3 I Herzog, HT2 Endoso Pipa Shop: l-r. front. HT3 Brantley. HT3 Lawrence. FA Boehm: rear, FN Tharp. FN Price. FN DeVall Lightwater Shop: l-r. 1st row. S. Carmer, A. LeLesch. G Ferman, R. McKee: 2nd row, M. Sangster, S. Bjerkin. G Hutt, B. Billick: 3rd row. S. Clifford. D. Brown. Schmitter, D. Hulse ll 119 Carpenter Shop: l-r. FN Koepke. FA Medlock DC Shop: l-r, FN Kelly. HT3 Cochran. FA Delacruz. FN Hoover. FA DeBacker. FA Lesnieswki, HT2 Poppa Shipfiners: l-r. seated. FN Sleeper. FN Benclvenni, FN Gutierez. FA Williams: standing, FA Todd, HT3 Pulliam, FN Barros. FN Young, HT1 Crockett, HT3 Mastas 120 EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT The EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT is charged with aiding the Commanding Officer in carrying out the mission of the ship. More specifically, it is responsible for matters pertaining to the morale, discipline, training, welfare, work, safety, rights, and privileges of individuals within the command. Offices providing these services are; Administration, Captain ' s, Personnel, Educational Services, Public Affairs, 3M, Lega, Chaplain ' s, Special Services, Master-at- Arms, Postal, Career Information and Counseling. Print Shop, Drug Abuse, Race Relations, and Safety. LT 0. L. Purtzer, Admin Officer Admin Office: l-r, YN3 Sweet. YN3 Fees. SA Ceno. YN1 Coleman Captain ' s Office: l-r, seated, YN2 Arriola, CW03 Canfield, YN2 McDonald: standing, YN3 Wyatt, SA Stone, YN3 Garber I 121 ' • ■ iHErS WpW Legal Office: l-r, ENS Dineen, YN3 Hayes. LNC Monk, SN Ragis YN3 Hudson. LT Zoellner. Legal Officer Print Shop: l-r. seated, SN Santana: standing. SN Anderson. LI3 Schroeder. LI1 Belmer. SA Hillman. SN Sisson 122 ■WB Personnel Office: l-r, front, CW03 Erven. PN3 Slape, . — SN Andreozzi, PNCM Hensley: rear, PN3 New, SN r Greening. PN2 Purser. PN3 Petruska % 3M OfBoa: l-r. BT1 Deaner. DP2 McMahan, SN Benson. YN3 Garnett. LCDR Lehmann Personnel Annex: l-r. front. PN3 Snyder. Pn3 Argentine, SA Paradiso; rear. PN1 Santos. PN3 Nash. SN Arba. SN Cahalan 123 124 Public Affairs Office : l-r. J0 1 Decena. JOS Fulghum. SN Clark, J01 Velasco Public Affairs Office: l-r. ENS Taylor, SN Valle. SN Sheppard 125 CDR T. G. Campbell. Safety Officer Safety Office: l-r, front, ADJ1 Hendrix. YN3 Felkins. SN Birch, A01 Morgan: rear, ABH2 Allen, HT1 Barnett. GMTC Bender. CDR Campbell Lighthouse: l-r, ABE3 Samson. SN Verosko 126 SHIP ' S MASTER AT ARMS FORCE A03 Malone ABH3 McCauley ETR2 Sherman ADJ2 Duff AMS2 Sheerer PH3 Hayes AT2 Naylor ADJ3 Wallace AT2 Guerra DP3 Woodruff ADJ2 Evans PT2 Butler MM2 Schannp SN Kauffman MSI Santos MM1 Wilken AQ3 Southard BM2 WIttstruck MS1 Llerena MM1 Albrecht GMT1 Miller PR2 Sharpee ABE3 Craft AT2 Melder AN Araiza MAI Dawson BM1 Pierie BMC Crosby ADJ2 Webb MA1 Saul! EDUCATIONAL SERVICES OFFICE LTJG Hoffman PN3 Lang YN3 Ruggles PN3 Forner SA Hogan PN1 Otterback PN3 Curran PN3 Russell PN3 Norton 127 128 MEDICAL DEPARTMENT MEDICAL DEPARTMENTS mission is to render medical treatment to the sick and injured and to maintain the health of the crew through preventive medicine. The doctors and hospital corpsmen of Medical Department are supported by a fully- equipped medical facility that occupies much of the midships area of the second deck. The facilities include an operating room, clinical laboratory, x-ray, physical examination room, emergency treatment room, two wards with a total capacity of 94 beds and a modern ntensive care unit. CDR T. Turner, Medical Officer ■ Medical Department: l-r, front row: HN Edwards, HM1 De Vean, HM2 Glenn, HM3 Wilson; row 2: HN Olsen, HMC Dollar. HM1 Vandamme. HN Enge. HM3 Crane: row 3: LT Thomas, LCDR Cram, HMC Bulman, HM3 Dansby. HM1 Soman: LTJG Wilder. 129 Medical Department: l-r. front row: HML Freeman. HMC Dunford, HM2 Johns. HM3 Shaw: row 2: HM1 Fraser. HN Harner. HM2 DIMatteo. HN Aguilar. HM2 Nicholas: row 3: SN Collins. HM2 Benson. LT Wong. HML Navarrete, HM1 Uwis. HM3 Korwin. HM1 Eastham. 130 Medical Department: l-r. front row: D. Salem and R. Stading: second row: B. Bosch and L Smith 131 NAVIGATION DEPARTMENT The NAVIGATION DEPARTMENT is responsible for the safe navigation and piloting of the ship, the visual communications system, the training of deck watch officers and bridge teams, and the upkeep of all navigation and visual signalling equipment. The Navigation Division (NV) is composed of Quartermasters who maintain an accurate plot of the ship ' s position and course by astronomical, visual, electronic, and other appropriate means. The Signals Division (NS) is manned by Signalmen who transmit informational, operational, and tactical messages to other commands by visual means such as flashing light, semaphore, and flaghoist. CDR W. D. Zirbel, Navigator Navigation: l-r. front row: QMC O ' Brien, SN Johnson, SN Schey, LCDR Rainey: 2nd row: QM3 Brunson, SN Cote, Jr., QM3 Sines: back row: QM3 Weiner. QMS Woods, QM2 Wilson, SA Shelley. 132 Navigation: l-r. front row: SN Hermandez, QMS Ramsey, QMS Waller; 2nd row: FN Percival. SN Paetow, QMS Gloyd: 3rd row: SN McBride. SN Mathwig. QMS Wilcox. AN Windisch, SA Jordan. Signal Bridge: l-r. front row: SM1 Reddish. SN King. SMS Sanders. SM2 Smith. SM2 Rothe. SMI Chesser; 2nd row: SMS Sinor. SA Heflin, SN Walker, SMS Brown. SN Mahar. SMS Elliott. ENS Binz. SM 1 Wilson. , ' 133 OPERATIONS DEPARTMENT The OPERATIONS DEPARTMENT is responsible for the planning, coordinating, and scheduling of the operations of the ship and her assigned aircraft, and for the collection, evaluation, and dissemination of combat and operational information and intelligence. The department also provides the ship and air wing with photographic and meteorological services, and maintains and repairs electronics equipment not specifically assigned to other departments. The divisions fulfilling these requirements are: OA-Weather, OC-Air Operations (CATC), OE-Electronics, Ol-Combat Information Center, OP-Photo, OS-Security, and OZ-lntegrated Operational Intelligence Center. Operations: l-r. Seated: CDR Dougherty. OPS Boss; Standing: SA Mashburn, SN Dent, LT Stueck. YN1 Frith, YN3 Morrison. Weather Office: l-r, front row: AGC Barstad. AN Lindberg: row 2: AN Kammon, AG1 Titus; bade row: AG1 Alford, LCDR Stemder, AN HAall. 134 Weather Office: l-r. seated: AG2 Lyall, AG3 Mally, AN Carr: standing: AN MacDonald, AG2 Sungail, AGS Bender, AGS Handy, AGS Richgels. CCA: l-r, front row: WA Williams, AC2 Goehlich, ACS Mitchell: row 2: AC2 Koelbl, LT Cornwall, ACC Rednour: Back row: AC2 Whitsett. AC1 Peters, ACS Smith. CCA: l-r, front row: AC1 Lafleur. AC2 Brady, PH3 Wollersheim, ACS Loveless: 2nd row: LT Tappan, AC2 Floodeen. AN Jaclcson: bacl( row: ACCS Gallagher, ACS LeFevre. AN Clifford. 135 EMO Office: l-r, ENS Langford, LTJG Biby, ETR3 Christ. LT Dailey, ETCM Larimer 136 OE Division: l-r, front row: SN Trahan, SN Wade, ETN2 Thompson. ETN2 Mayancsik, ETN3 Hafer: 2nd row: ETN3 Noland. ETN3 Hamilton. ETR2 Selgeby. ETN3 McGuffee, ETN3 Rothlisberger: back row: ETN2 Sloan. ET1 Novotny. ETR2 St. James. OE Division: l-r. front row: DSC Emmons. DS3 Nissley. EN1 Manuel. ETC Woodward: back row: DS2 Sewell. DS3 Waters. DS2 Tfumble. DS1 Shrum. DS2 Tracht. OE Division: l-r: ETR2 Hogue. ETN3 Sabado, ETR3 Morin, ETN2 Ellingson. ETR3 Berlin. V 74 mi - - OE Division: l-r. front row: DS2 Javier. DS3 Walin. SD1 Dimaano. DS2 Rahe: 2nd row: DSL Rhone, DS2 Craig. DS2 Shebelski. 137 OE Division: l-r. front row: ETR3 Sundstrom, AA Springer, FA Green, ETR3 Williamson, ETC Gusoslcey: bacic row: FA Bishop, ETR3 Smitii, ETR3 Morin, ETR2 Frazier, ETR3 Truman. It OE Division: l-r ETR3 Walley. ETR3 Hoag, ETR3 Blashill, ETR3 Stoddard, ET1 Singer. ETR3 Schwarze, ETC Gusoslcey: Not pictured: ETR3 Saine and ETR3 Aylstoclc. ♦ If J li 138 01 Division: l-r, LCDR Gerhard. LT Sheppard. CDR Magnus, LT Caroll, LT Norelius. ENS Watling. CW03 Converse. LTJG Garry. LT Affeld. 01 Division: l-r. EWCS McKay. AN Whine. 0S3 Hopkins, SN White, SA Segeby, 0S3 Tennes, SA Norgaar, 0S1 Dollar. SN Mitchell. OSC Mickley. Ol Division: l-r, AN Duniphin. 083 Elwood. 0S3 Waugh. 0S3 Millis, SN Fangman. EW1 Herrick SN Digise, 0S3 Baumgartner. OSS Jarecki. OSC Luttinger. 139 01 Division: l-r, 0S2 Uarlow. 0S2 McEwen. SN Stephens, 0S3 Price, EW2 Cox, SN Goodsell, EWl Ketron, 0S2 Eberline, 0S1 Traver, EWC Lindell. Ol Division: l-r. 0S1 Cooper, SA Liggins, SN Pigg. SN Brenenstall, OSS Mascavenas, SN Pemberton, 0S2 Morris. 0S1 Martin, 0S3 Holding. OSC Allen. 140 Ol Division: l-r, SN Bachleitner. EW2 Regis. SN Meade. OSCM Overby. 0S3 Taylor. EW1 Ellis. 0S2 Hargrove. OSC DeLain. Photo Ub: l-r: CWO Pudsey, PHI Lumzer, PH2 Oribello. PHI Hoffman. PHC Lamb, PH2 Watts. PH3 Tefft, PH3 Chouinard. SN Speer. PH3 Roman Jenlto. AN SakJivar. PH3 Hammond, AN Ross, PHI Harrison. 141 OS Division: l-r. 0TT1 Hayward, CTOC Moss. CTR1 Ingmire. ' LT Schwartz, CT02 Babb, CTR1 Crothers. OS Division: l-r. CPL Ward. SN Sablan. CTA3 Sahlr. CT03 Nelson, SN Weaver, CTR3 Wiese. fill lOIC: l-r, ENS Mobley. LT Burk, CW01 Syrovatka. CW02 Carries. ENS Burr, LCDR Johnson. 142 lOIC: l-r, front row: AN Lanter, PT2 Sabin, PTC Henry, ENS Burr. AA Lee: back row: PT3 Blaney, AN Geschwind, PT2 Buenner. PT1 Wohlschlag. • lOIC: l-r. front row: W. E. Kelly. DP3 Schmidt. PT3 Lopez. DP2 McMahann. DPS Butler: back row: SN Burton. SN Johnson. DPI Bream. DPI Cowen. 143 144 REACTOR DEPARTMENT The REACTOR DEPARTMENT is responsible for the operation, care, maintenance, and safety of the installed reactor plants and their associated auxiliaries. The Reactor Department is composed of eight divisions. Rea-1. Rea-2. Rea-3. and Rea-4 Divisions provide watchstanders for their respective plants. Reactor Training JRT) absorbs and trains all nuclear operators reporting to the ship. Reactor Control Electrical (RCE) provides technical support for all control and indication systems, power supplies to reactor plant equipment, and electrical systems in the reactor plant complex not directly related to control of the reactors. Reactor Mechanical.(RM) provides technical supxport for fluid systems and mechanical equipment directly associated with the reactor plant and steam generators, and Reactor Laboratory (RL) supervises reactor plant chemistry and radiological controls. CDR D.S. Read. Raactor Officar ETR2 Campbell and LTJG Stewart cut the cake celebrating the 2.000th start-up by the Reactor Department. Admin. Offica, l-r, ETCM Saunders. YN3 Puffer. YN3 Rahm, SN Pearson. YN2 Walters RCE Division, l-r. ETN2 Trent. YN3 Puffer. EM2 Gauvin, ET1 Campbell. LTJG Noll. YN3 Rahm. MMl Jones, ETR3 Calkins. YN2 Walters. ETR2 Ever 146 RL Division, l-r. MM2 Benesch. MM2 Griswold, MM2 Harris, MM2 Hirsh. MM2 Sterbenz, MM2 Burke. MM2 Wentzel. MM2 Graham, EM2 Blackson. MM2 Deevy RL Division, l-r, MMC Mulder. ET3 Reinard, MM2 Waters, MM3 Nogas. ENS Woerman, EMI Owen, LTJG Smith 147 RM Division, l-r. MMCS Gilson. LTJG Dibenedetto. W01 Goldin RT Division, l-r, front. MM3 Fier. MM2 Henderson, MM2 Franlcs: middle. EMS Landen. EM2 Danner. MM3 Jessett; rear . MM3 Gifford. MM1 Batten. MM3 Hullinger. MM3 McClure 148 RT Division, l-r. front. MM1 Palmer. ETR2 Parmelee. MM3 Page: middle. MM3 Bannlck. MM3 Harris, MM2 Loza: rear. MM1 Pogue. MM2 Alessl. MM3 Magill. ET1 Mowrey Reactor I. l-r. front. K Blakeslee. S. Hanville. Wesson, B. Noll. G. Rexroad. R. Calder: rear. LTJG Savage. P. Fix. E. Winchester. A. Gates, B. Weaver, E. Pile, T. Pombrouski. P. Fisher Reactor I. l-r, front, MM3 Peterson, MM2 Dortch, MM2 Park, MM3 Vogt; middle. MM2 Lested, MM2 Piatt, MM2 Brouse, MM3 Barton, ETN3 Simpson, EM2 Hedrick: rear, MM1 Steele, ETR2 Hamer, MM2 Cottle, EM2 Eggers, MM2 Dunham, MM2 Long 149 Reactor I. l-r. ETR3 Newton. ETR2 Thurmond. ETN2 Hobbs Reactor II, l-r. front. UM3 Miller. ETN2 Pope. ETN3 Brock. ETR2 Woodward, MM2 Fryer: rear. ETR3 Cahill. ET1 Lebeau. ETN3 Campbell. ETR2 Privett. IC1 Weitenhagen - s © ff 150 Reactor II, l-r, ETC Potkovic. ETR2 Day, MM3 Veprauskas. MMC Larson Reactor II. l-r. front, MM2 Ulmer. MM2 Ellis, ETR3 Russell. MM3 Koshuba. ETN3 McKinney; rear, EM2 Anderson. MM1 Follett. MM2 Kenney, ET1 Zopff, MM2 Bower Reactor II, l-r. front, ETR2 Moore. MM2 Teaderman. MM3 Vetrini. MM3 Stubben. ETN3 Cheeseman: rear. EM2 Berbelch. MM2 Boschen. UM3 Korflage. MM1 Kenzel. MM2 Osgood 151 Reactor II, l-r, front. ETR3 Murakami. ETN3 Schacher. MM2 Thomas. ETN3 Foltz. MM3 Engler: rear. MM3 Roidl. MM3 Olsen. MM3 Conklin. EM3 Atkinson. ETR3 Humble Reactor III, l-r. ETR3 Reiber. ETR3 Sewed. MM3 Balding. MM3 Burnett Reactor III, l-r. front. EM2 Reed. ETN3 Slusser. ETR3 Cooley. ETR3 Saladine. ETR2 Oilman. MM3 Piggott: rear. MM3 Shupe. MM1 Ward. EM2 Duchmann. MM3 Burke. MM3 Cook. MM3 Hendl. LTJG McGraw 152 Reactor III. l-r. front, ETN3 Buck. UM3 Dyson, MM3 Rock. EMS Ortego: rear, MM2 Purgason, MM3 Kopelky. MM3 Hughes. MM1 Zartman Reactor IV. l-r, ETR2 Cooper, ETR2 Kidwell. ETR2 Jacks, MM3 Porter, MM3 Jackson, MM2 Dyres, EM3 Jordan, MM3 Gilchrist. EM2 Contia 1 Jgi i ' i 1 Reactor IV. l-r. front. ETN3 Warwas, ETR2 Hoffman, EMI Goldstein, MIVI2 WilHams, MM2 White; rear, ETR2 Rumble. MM3 Johnson, MM3 Hurst. ETR3 Graves, MM3 Ogan 153 Reactor IV, l-r, ETN3 Lentine. ETR3 Taylor. ETN3 Boyle. ETR3 Gadsden Reactor IV. l-r. front. ETN3 Minor. MM2 Buck. MM3 May. MM3 Frick. MM3 Rusch: rear. EM2 Soth. MM1 Sarge. MM3 Smith. MM3 Dailey. MM3 Reid 154 Hl ft ' Raactor IV, l-r. front. MM2 Bryan. MM3 Hafer. MM1 Peterson. MM3 Tracey; rear. MM3 Lee. MM2 Donovan. MMCS Neil. ENS Harvey 155 SUPPLY DEPARTMENT The SUPPLY DEPARTMENT is responsible for the procuring, receiving, stowing, issuing, and accounting of the ship ' s supplies and repair parts. It operates the general mess and ship ' s stores, including the sale of clothing items, and supervises and coordinates accounting and inventory functions, as well as the general supervision of disbursements. The department also provides general supervision of the operation of the Wardroom Mess, and for the operation of Electronic Data Processing Machine services for records maintenance, and the aviation and surface 3-M programming. These services are provided by S-1 -Control Division, S-2— and S-2M— Food Services, S-3— Sales, S-4— Disbursing, S- 5 — Wardroom Mess, S-6 — Material, S-7 — Machine Services and S-8 — Aviation Support. CDR W. J. Martin, SUPPLY OFFICER S-1. l-r, SK3 Rowher. SA Herrara, LTJG Wilson, AK3 Thompson, AKC Tenorio, SKI Meyer. SK3 Vesta, LT Haugen, SN Hecox. AK1 Macaraeg, AK2 Brown 156 r ' ■■nn I !ri;f j S-1. l-r, front, SN McCoy, AK3 Ganino, SN Freeman. SN Johnson; rear. AK2 Brown. AK3 Escano. SK3 Cook 1, l-r, SKI Riley, SN Johnson, SK2 Hutalla, SN Freeman, SN Cameglf. SK2 McGrath, AK3 Drbiasio, SN Thomas, AK3 Ham, AN Eckart, SN Stevens, SK3 Larson S-2 Office, l-r, front, MSI Eustaquio, SN Lopez, MSI Bombase; rear. MS1 Sibley. SK2 Galan. CW02 Bavuso 157 Bake Shop, l-r, MS3 Costa, SN Rachubka, SA Johns, MSSN Arndt. MS2 Ervin, SN Berry Bake Shop, l-r, SN Krobath, SN Fortino, SN Beeler Galley Cooks, l-r, MS3 Reolegio, SN Cravins, SN Applebaum, MS3 McKinney, SN Felix, MSI Mananghae Galley Cooks, l-r, A.F. Kelley, MSI Callaup, MS3 Jackson, SN Thompson, SN Freeman, MS3 Radford, SN Mclnarich, MSSN Dwyer 158 2M, l-r. front. AN Schafhuizen. SN Connell. AA Stills. FA Mondala; rear. FA McCauley. SA Walker. N Gross, AN Cooper, AA Fennell S2M, l-r. front. AA Kraft. AN Weems. AN Fox. AA Vanderveer. AN Garcia: rear. AN Williams. FA Phelan. SA Kilyanek. AN Kuebler. AN Condon Man, I ' d hate to do tfiis for a livlngl 159 Sales, l-r. front. SA Grisson. SA Harris. SH2 Mathis, AN Cantu: middle, SA Hughes. SN Lebo, AA Scott: rear, SH3 Bernier. SH2 Coleman 160 CPO O Barber Shop, l-r. SN Higginson. SN Roldan Crews Barber Shop, l-r. SN Burbridge, SA Boyd. SN Sheppard. SH2 Qayo Laundry, l-r, seated, SH2 Johnson, SN Lopez, SN Meyers, SH3 Black, SH2 Whittaker, SH3 Bernal, SN Freeman, SN Gutierrez; standing, SH2 Okialda. SN Poole. SH3 Aguda. SH2 Jones, SH3 Jackson, SH3 Bush, SN Salud, SHI Coleman 161 LTJG K.C. Barksdale, Disbursing Officar Disbursing Office, l-r, DKC Richey, DK1 Gascon, DK2 Castillo, DK3 Cayabyab, DK2 Felipe, DK3 Hepworth, SN j j Rainey. SN Peterson, SN James j] Disbursing Office, l-r, DK2 Linn, DK3 Camp, DK2 Banaag, DK2 Andres, SA Paulson, SN Shirley, DK2 Johnson, DK2 Mercuric, DK2 Smith 162 Wardroom MS ' s,l-r. front, MSC Delacruz. MSI Alday. MS3 Bautista. SN Bicaoen, MSC Suitos; rear, SN Cruz, SN Mendoza, MS2 Falucho, MS3 Pichay. SN Ramos Wardroom MS ' s. I-r. front, MSCS Penaflor, MS3 Jimenez. MS2 Torres, MSI Cabalbag, SN . Francisco: rear. MS2 Bagos, MS3 Canlas, MS3 I Caisip, MSI Elpedes, SN Aquinde Wardroom MS ' s, I-r, front, MS2 Sablan. MS3 Roque, MS2 Salonga. MS3 Basco, MS3 Delrosario: rear. MS3 Famadico. SN Escribano, SN Pegeda, SN DeJesus. MS3 Babaran Wardroom MS ' s, I-r. MS2 Abueg. MS3 Manuel. MS2 Ramirez. MSI Morales I 163 Wardroom MS ' s, l-r, MS3 Cosca, MS3 Balot. SN Ocampo, SN Ladia, MS3 Seneres, MS3 Pozas. MS2 Miranda, MS1 Dulce. MS3 Aglibot. MS2 Gandia 164 S-6, l-r, AN Anderson, AN Bain, AA Sanerlee, SN Watson, AK3 Lucero, SN Martinotti, SA Cunningham. AA UcClaflin, AK3 Hebert, SN Kelly. SK2 Wheeler, AN Whithers, AK3 Sarmiento S-6. l-r, AA Vargas. SKC Mallare, AN Minis. AK2 Josafat, SKI Hargrove, SN Yockeman, SA Molloy. SN Norton, AK3 Montgomery, AA Hume, AN Staples, AK3 Escano, SN Smith, AK3 Colmenar, SN Sandoval. AK3 Baron, AK2 Gayo, CW03 Conti, SKI Jensen 165 S-7, l-r. front, SA Lafleur. DP3 Balcom, DP3 Jimenez, DP3 Dellamaggiora, DP2 Young, DS3 Voshall; rear, DP3 Fellbaun. DP3 Lloyd, DPI Wynn, DS3 Conway. SN Stone, DP3 Cordner, DP2 Hasson S-8, l-r, seated, AKCS Adkins. SN McGowan: standing, AMS3 Toler, AMH3 Hemming, AN Doak, AN Baltz, AMH3Gleason S-8, l-r, AA McKlnney, AN Brobeck, AA No rton, AN Van Every, AK2 Person 166 S-8, l-r. AK3 Higglns. AK3 Alhambra. AKCS Adkins. AN Holbert, AN Maxey S-8,l-r. seated, AKCS Adkins; standing. AK3 Alhambra. AN Price. AM S3 Parayno WEAPONS DEPARTMENT The WEAPONS DEPARTMENT is responsible for supervision and maintenance of the ship ' s armament and fire control equipment, the procurement, handling, stowage, accountability, and issue of weapons, including pyrotechnic signaling devices, the physical security and Integrity of magazines and ready services lockers, and for the internal and external security of the ship. Weapons Department Is composed of five divisions: G — Bomb Assembly and Ordinance Handling, GM — Missiles, W — Nuclear Weapsons, SAM — Surface Missiles, and 7th — Marine Detachment. CDR F.J. Peters. Weapons Officer GM Division, l-r, AA Tappe, A03 Ruff. A03 Fuehrer, AN White, AN Scoggins. AA Moore. A02 Higgins. LT Brix 168 GM Division, l-r. A01 Donald. A03 Malenda. A03 Laughlin. AN Lernia, A03 Newland, AN Odom. A03 IH off man SAM Division, l-r, front, FTG2 Hillmann, SN Bullett, FTM1 Kennedy. GMG2 Shamp, SA King; rear, GMG3 Duller. SN Drury, GMG3 NIckerson. SA Riels. FTM3 Sanchez 169 ' G ' Division, Weapons Department 170 SAM DIVISION, l-r. LTJG Koenen. FTM3 Tsarnas, GMG1 Smith, FTM2 Romero. FTM3 Sikes. SN Devin W Division, l-r, front, SN Spanier. SN Salcido, GMT3 I Zepeda. SN Cavallaro. SN I Wallace; rear. SN Curtis. ' GMT3 Taymann, SN I VanNess. SN Gehring, GMT3 Smith 171 W Division, l-r, CWO-4 Dorcy, GMT2 Downey, LT Masson. GMT2 Clark, GMTCS Boll, GMT2 Pyeatt, GMT3 Fitch 01 97 2 U FR 97 102 SAM Armory, l-r, GMG3 Cone. SN Turnquist. A02 Chaffee. GMG3 Tyrrel. SN Collins. GMG1 Vassey 173 Forward Bomb Assembly, l-r. front, D. Haymon, H. Settle, P. Lontine, D. Wheelright, T. Severinghaus; rear, G. Weston, A. Bray, J. Brice, D. Viel, R. Warren, R. Crews, P. Depeugh m m im • dflisr «(iAB r W ■P ' w ' P 174 Captain J. C. Sanborn, Commanding Officer, Marina Detachment Marine Detachment, l-r. front. UCp Cruz, CPL Smitley, L Cpl Guerry, CPL Souders, PFC VanDyke: rear, 1st SgtKillenger. IVCpl Miles. IVCpl Martin. PFC Boysen. CPL McMurry, PFC Kincaid. CPL Quitta. SGT Arbo Marina Detachment l-r. front. CPL Leath. PFC Posey. L Cpl Lianas. PFC Green. PFC Murphy. L Cpl Alton: rear. PFC Hampton. CPL Noline. L Cpl Reed, CPL Love. L Cpl Savalle, CPL Hill 175 Marin Detachment l-r, front. CPL Pack. RFC Terrell. L Cpl Pace. IVCpl Tucker, IVCpl Rivera. L Cpl Kamp: rear. CPL Stroik. CPL Bomar, CPL Hughes. L Cpl Hinojos, CPL Quillen. PFC Baum, lyCpl Bonham , Ws: i i 0. a 9 176 Marina Detachment l-r. front CPL Sauceda. PFC Boltz, PFC Burnett. L Cpl Demoss. PFC Laxo. PFC Robinson: rear. SSGT Beal. CPL Reuter, CPL Ball. PFC Kamakani. L Cpl Leuhring. L Cpl Cooley, CPL Beard. 1st LT Riggs MarDet XO Wolfpack c V W ■s?- v if ' War Aces 0° .. oO S9 ' A ■ c V w 1 4 Commander. Air Group: CDR JR. Smoke ' Wilson CVW-14 Staff: l-r, seated: LCDR Striedel. LT Rogers. LCDR Hauck. LCDR Ruth, LT Rud, LCDR Smith, LT Cox; standing: DK3 IMclntyre, LT Nieuswma. YNSA Riley. AKCS Adkins, YNC Saca. HMC Dunford. AZ2 Churchill, LT Thomas. 178 VF-1 . . . W K CDR G.E. Hakanson, XO CDR D.S. Strole. CO Ready Roomifront to back: 1st row: CDR Thaubald, CDR Hakanson, LCDR Pryor. Lt Hawhorn. CW03 Jordan, LT Gibson: 2nd row; CDR Strole. LCDR Martin, LCDR Hart, LT Rockwell, LT Windeguth, LTJG Barkell: 3rd row: LCDR McFillen, LCDR Maddocks, LCDR OHara, LCDR Giles, LT Pentecost, LT Dwyer, Mr. Askins, Mr. McClellan: 4th row: LT Uelses, LCDR Strauss, LT Snyder, LT Lindstrom, LTJG Wills. 179 Admin.: l-r, front: SN Zwierzyna. PNC Dirckx. PN2 Kadlec. PN3 Landkamer: back SN Hardy. YN1 Bilyeu. YN3 Cawtey. PN2 Billings, YN3 Kimball. SA Ellison. Ready Room: l-r; front: LT Gardner. LCDR Mullins: 2nd row: LCDR Bjerke, LCDR Dantone; 3rd row: LCDR Allen. LCDR Irvin: Mr. Stepnoski. LT Miller. AME ' S: l-r. front: AME2 Creech. AME3 Prosser. AME1 McCaughtry: back: AMEAN Brungardt, AMEC Nanney. AME2 Funk. AME2 Frank. Ordance: l-r. front: A03 Dixon. AN D ' Errico. A03 Stokley. AOC Thronburg. A01 Gilbert: back: A03 Jackson. A02 Anderson. A02 Clark. A01 Davis. A03 Manning. A03 Kebant. 180 Air Frames: l-r. front: AMH3 Compton, AN Kluver, AN Aerit: back: AMS3 Leu, AN Stacklie, AMH3 Frank, AN Hampton, AMH3 Waldrop, ANH3 Chiesa. Air Frames: i-r, front: AMIH2 McGee, AMS3 Cofer, AMIH3 Hoehn; back: AMH2 Punda. AMH2 Oliver, AMIH3 Runzo, AMS3 Browna, AMS1 Lawson, AMI-12 Weidenbacfi, Mr. Stepnoski aA.: l-r, AE1 Meyer, AME1 Woertfi, A01 McGregor, AFCM Perine. aA.: l-r. AQ1 Walker, AQ1 Bowden. AM2 Shedd, AMCS Hicks. Power Plant: l-r, front: ADJ3 Kourim, ADJ2 Forster; middle: ADJ2 Hansen, ADJ3 Harold, AN Johnson, ADJ3 Vienola, ADJ2 Averett. ADJC Ward. ADJ3 Donnelly: back: ADJ3 Donnelly, ADJ3 Williams, ADJ3 Parker, AN Wagner. ADJ3 Cosmic, AN Sfiields. 181 : f. ' . Operations: SN Darbant. - Eing ' « - v-. . ! ' I I ' vJSIhUIH I 1 jP P iSot h Cik J ■nfl jPf jj S B i SA I L ■ ■ AV Elactric: l-r. front; ADS Ricketson, AE3 Smith, AN Bowden; back: AD1 Dodds. AE2 Manson. AE2 Peterson. AE2 Yeager. AE1 Clay. AE2 Clevenger. AV Electric: l-r. AD3 Winn. AEC Garcia. AE3 Parrent. AE3 O ' Mara. AD3 Ashton. AE2 Savoie. 182 Maintenance: l-r. AK2 Geer, AZ3 Friemoth, AMCS Hamel. AK2 Espejo. AVCM Creitz, AZ3 Davis. Trouble Shooters: l-r. front: AQ2 Nelsen. ADJ2 Daniels: back: LT Dwyer, AMS2 Adkins. AE1 Hodge, AMSC Simmons. LINE: l-r. front: B. Home, D. Woerth. J. Powell: back: J. Windt, D. Jorgenson, Chief Britton. T. Morgan, D Soper. 183 LINE: l-r, front; AN Simmons. ADJ3 Parker, ADJ3 Donnelly. AA Alexander. AN Gallego: back: AMS2 Mattson. AA Powell, AN Prindle. LT Owyer, Fire Control: l-r, front: AN Johnson, AQ2 McDaniel, AQ2 Jacobi; back: AQC Eck, AQ2 Miller, AQ2 Smith, AQ2 Flores. Fire Control: l-r, front: AQ3 Harrington. AQ1 Stough. AQ2 Lievsay: back: AQC Owens. AQ2 Crees. AQ1 Kobierski. AQ2 Williams. T-im : 184 ATS: l-r. AT2 Buning, AT2 Daniel, AT3 Jones. AT2 Lansberry. 185 H VF-2 . . . B mm u N U N T R S CDR F.R. Schluntz, XO, CDR J.W. Taylor, CO Ready Room, l-r, LCDR Carwin. LCDR Shewell, LCDR Peterson, LT Lewis, CW03 Williams; rear, LT Bouck, LCDR Thuente, LCDR Wilson, LCDR Graffman, LCDR Stallings Ready Room, l-r, front, ENS Spatafore, LT Burkhart, CW03 Rogal, LT Zacharias, LCDR Gabber: rear, LTJG Hoffman, LT Field, LT Creighton, LCDR Norris, LCDR Doyle 186 I Ready Room, l-r. front, LT McCabe. G. Quebedeaux, LT Bien, LT Thompson; rear, LT Barrett, CW03 Barrick. LCDR Lusk. LT Pitman. J. McArdle AIR FRAMES: l-r, front: AMH2 Trjerina. AMH3 Cheung, AMH3 Archer. AN Wallace: 2nd row: AMS2 Lowe, AMS2 Hansen. AMS3 Dankwardt, AMH3 Bryson, AMH2 Dawes, AMH2 Markowski, AMH2 Luotonen: 3rd row: AMS3 Johnston, AMH2 Cline. AMH1 Peterson. AMH3 Ordahl. AMS3 Wesson. AMS1 Olson: back: AMH3 Fenske. AMH1 Vandoren. 187 lii .-; ' Power Plants: l-r, front: ADJ1 Ostby . ADJ3 Andersen. ADJ2 Pennoyer, ADJ3 Cassata, ADJ2 Hightower, ADJ3 Guingab. ADJ3 Rees. Maintenance Control: l-r. front; ATCS Beirne. ADJC Richardson. AZ3 Leija. AMSC Fernburg; back: AZ3 Buffington. AZ3 Moan. AK2 Person, AK3 Scott. AZ1 Marsh. 188 AE ' S ' l-r, front: AN Niswander, AE1 Sluder, AE3 Raines, AE3 DeMouy, AE3 Holscher; back: AE1 Immell, AEAN Kuebler. AN Nelson. AE2 Burruss, AE3 Barger. AEAN Splllum, AE2 Roeder. AT ' S: l-r, front: AT2 Guerra, AT2, Whitmore, AT2 Benham, AT3 Benner, AN Wargo; back: AT3 Shannon. AT3 Hall. ATS Gibson, AT3 Cox, AT2 Joslin. 189 LINE: l-r, AA VanderVeer, AN Garcia, AMS- 3 Hayward, Jr , AMS-2 Murphy. ADJ2 Francis. AN LaRue. AN Cantu. AMS3 Cowles. AN Miller. LINE: l-r. ADJ3 Tousseau. AR Montuoro, AN Balangue. AMH3 Cabarlo. AN Merchant. AMSC Lowrey. AMH3 Bryson. AMH3 Galousin. AMH2 Cunningham. ' Tfffj in WOSrguftON FOOHN 0OO« TROUBLESHOOTERS: Ir. front: AMH2 Walls. AE3 Garlock; back; AMH2 Turner. AMS1 Wentt. ATS Gibson. AME2 Otero 190 Operations, l-r, YN3 Canfield. SA McCauley Ordance, l-r. AN Coe, A03 Desjean, A01 Holzwarth, A03 Wallace. CW03 Williams, A03 Akers. A02 Smith Ordance, l-r, A03 William. A03 Barnard, AOl Sanders, ADC Murphy, A02 Whiting, A03 Ballanger, AN Dickens i 191 In order to evacuate the American citizens from Vietnam in the quickest and safest way possible, the helicopters of HMH-463 from Marine Corps Air Station, Kaneohe, Hawaii, were called. The USS Hancock, leaving part of her airwing in Hawaii, transported the helos from Hawaii to just off the coast of South Vietnam. After the successful completion of their mission, which also resulted in Enterprise ' s being able to head for home, the birds of HMH-463 ' hitched ' a ride back to Hawaii aboard the Big ' E ' . 192 k. 193 VA-27 . . . R M O A Y C A E L S CDR J. A. Kenney. CO; CDR 0, A. Iverson, XO. Ready Room: l-r, front row: LTJG Peuhfoy. LCDR Gravley, Myrtle McCluskey: 2nd row: LT Challberg, LTJG Toscano, LT King; back row: LTJG Athow, CW02 Koch, LT Abbot .y 194 Ready Room: l-r. front row: COR Kenney, LT COL Tatum, LT Snyder; 2nd row: LCDR Rauch, LT Murchison, LT DIBelio; back row: LT Brancfi, LTJG Fennessey. Admin Pers: l-r, seated: LTJG Athow. SN Lilliston, YN1 Perez, PN2 Eisma; back row: AE2 Guillory. YN3 Spriggs, AVCM Harding. YN3 Johnson. MS3 Gameng. QA: l-r, front row: AMSl Bird, A01 Clark, AEC Allen: back row ADJ1 McConnell. ATI Oesswein. 195 Air Frames: l-r, seated: AN Andrews, AN Cagle standing: AN Lucas. AMH3 Repp, AMH2 Wallaca AM HI Keller. Air Frames: l-r. seated: AMS3 Bortz. AN Englund. AN Blinke, standing: AN Spracklin, AMH1 Grain, AMS2 Endress. AN Marshall, AMSC Alicea. Maintenance Control: l-r, seated: AK2 Jacobs, LT Snyder, AZ3 Vlasic, AZ2 Cabanero, standing: AZC Harrell, AZ3 Murphy, AMEC Harwood. 196 ATS: l-r. seated: M. R. Fritz, AN Oavies, ATS Cooke, AT3 Trammell: standing: AT2 Taylor, ATC HoWen, AT2 Hansen, ATI Keenan, AT3 Price, AT2 Hitter. AE ' S: l-r. seated: AE3 Doll, AE3 Van Horsen, AN Howell; standing: AN Ecker, AE3 Brown, AE3 Wood, AE1 Lowe, AE2 Zajicek. AE2 Motl. L AO ' S: l-r, seated: AN Martin, A01 Combs, A02 Harig, AN Wimbish: standing: CW02 Koch, A02 Johnson, A03 Griffin, A02 Johnson, AN Balogh, A01 Miller, AN Roy, A03 Gannon. 197 Power Plants: l-r, seated; ADJ3 Van Every, AN Fudges. ADJ3 Williams, ADJ2 Krohn. ADJ3 Cox, ADJ3 Morrison: standing: ADJ2 Morrison, AN Carr, ADJl Lehman, ADJl Rowell. ADJ2 Miller. ADJ3 Johnson. AME PR ' S: l-r, seated: AMES Kuehl. AN Cardona: standing: AN Peck, AN Crum. AMEC Perkin, PR1 Nelson. 1 1 5 . ■Kfb i nl ' 1 Vr ' jV K Hv fW B Corrosion Control: l-r, seated: AN Cruz, AMS3 .« Ronquillo: standing; AN Koch, AN Seibel, AMS1 Hanse. AN Sheets, 198 VA-97 . W A A R C E S CDR P. Nicolls. XO, CDR B. Terry, CO Ready Room. l-r. front. LT Kasting. LT Sullivan, LCDR Otto. CDR Terry. CDR Nicolls. LCDR Bledsoe. Major Brame. LTJG Nichols: rear. LTJG Tyson. CW02 Downs. LTJG Lewis. LT Ferver, LT Park. LTJG Eisenhart. LT Ames. LT Martin, LT Otto. LTJG Seller. LTJG Smith, LT Johnson, LT Malone, CW02 Onken, CW02 Bean 200 J 1 C M lBVm i -j : l-r. LTJG Nichols. ADJ2 Bowles, AT2 Borer. A02 Robinson. AMS2 Fullen. AMEC Moore. AMH1 Buell. 201 OPS MA OA: l-r, AZ3 Champagne, AZ2 Steger. AA Gile, YN3, James: not pictured: AA Bird, AA Gary. £ ' «!? ■ LINE: l-r. front row: AMSAA Rader. AN Delacruz, AN Yockman, AN Polk. AA Ar drews: standing: AE1 Miller. AA Byrd. AA Ballowe. AA Curtis. AMS3 Boda. AA Aasland. AN Nann. ADJ3 McSwain, AN Callas, ADJ3 Anderson. AA Partin. AA Beaty. ADJC Spitler. ATS: l-r. AT3 Flankers, ATI Meade. AT2 Garcia. AT2 Kendall. AT2 Hooker. AT2 Tripp, ATAN Hayn, AT2 Ellison, AT3 Boyd, AT2 Vaughn, AT2 Norris, ATI Massey, AA Arrington, AT2 Van Nest: not pictured: AT2 Sklorenko. ATI Alexander, AT2 Moore. AT2 Naylor. Air Frames: l-r. front row: AMS3 Gaddy, AMS1 Flowers, AMH3 Darling, AN Strouse: standing: AMS2 Hoagland, AMH2 Brockeny, AMS3 McNew, AMS2 Johnson, AMH2 Aguilar, AMSC Shields, AA Miller, AN Mclver. AMS1 Gaylord: not pictured: AMH2 Hakala. AMH2 Merrell. AMS2 Berger. AMH3 Rabutaso. AMH3 Kenoyer. AMS2 Ray. 203 Power Plant: L-r, front row: ADJ3 Steinberg. AN Carpenter, ADJ3 Mazzone, AN Peters, ADJ1 Zimmerman; standing: AN Perez. ADJ2 Harris, ADJ3 Sanders, AA Mills, ADJ2 Northrop, ADJ3 Green. ADJ2 Scarff, ADJ3 Durnil, ADJ2 Fisher, ADJC Jones. Corrosion Control: l-r, front row: AN Peters. AN Schwoerer, AN Aufmann, AA Loken; standing: AMS2 Mizner, AMS1 Warriner, AMH2 Lewis. AN Higgins. AE ' S: l-r. AE3 Wyatt. AE2 Wickwire. AE3 Parker, AN Garrett, AE2 Carathers, AN Van Every, AE2 Garbart, AE3 Thomschke. AE2 Adams. AEl Girouard: not pictured; AE1 Haines. AE2 Chacon, AE2 Koozer, AEC Phillips. AE3 Pitman. AE2 Tyson. 204 PR ' S AME: l-r. front row: AN Bredenkamp, AMES Sharron, AN McCarter: standing: AN Burnen, AMES Brown. AME2 Vogt. PR2 Holdsambeck. PRl Ray, AMES Bisgaard. AMES Thompson. Ordnanca: l-r, front row: A02 Lord. AOS Ferguson, AA Hairston. AOS Denniston, A02 Allen, AOS Hernandez. AN Barnes: standing: CWO Onken. AN Barrett, AOS Aquilar. AOS Nation. A02 Taylor. AOS Owen. AN Adams. AOS Self. W01 Guss, A01 Billman; not pictured: A02 Jefferson, AA Norton. 205 Troubleshooters: l-r, AE3 Wyatt. AMH2 Brockney, AMS2 Hoagland, AME3 Thompson, ADJ3 Steinberg, AMES Bisgaard, ATS Flankers, AT2 Norris. ADJ2 Harris. VA 97: l-r, front row: AN Pevales, AMH3 Rabutaso, AN Jones: back row: AA Bird. AMS2 Ray, AMS2 Page. 206 J VA-196... i M B A A I T N T r Y CDR Bull. XO. CDR Nakagawa. CO Ready Room: l-r. front row: CW02 Burrows, CAPT Mosley. LTJG Buzzeli, LTJG Durling: back row: LT McMahon. LT Wood, LTJG Mansfield, LT Debettignies. Ready Room: l-r, front row: ENS Miller, LT Hunt, LTJG Lander, LT Brennan: back row: LT Overton, LTJG Miller, LTJG Jackson. 207 Ready Room: l-r. front row LCDR Toft. LCDR Moni, MAJ Holloway. LT Rylant; 2nd row LT Roed. LT Selph, LT Powell. LCDR Williams: back row: LT Mille LT Huff, LT Linnander, LTJG Cochrane. 208 Maintenance Control: l-r, front row: AZ1 Hodge, AA Squires, AZ2 Peth, AZ2 Jenkins; back row: ADCS Potenziani, LT Lormor, ADJC Burt. AQCS Vogt. AFCM Davis. ATC Ludwick. AEC McGuire. | t LT: l-r. front row: AN Bean. BM2 Slate. AA Conner: back row: AA Garmire. AN Lackey. AN Engel. AN yam. AN Pontenberg. 209 Line: l-r, AEC McGuire, ADJ3 Lorn, AN O ' Leary, AA Clines, AN Schafter, AN Docter, AM S3 Peterson, AN Maxwell, AN McClinton, AA Ellis. ADJ3 Pearson. Line: l-r, AME2 Barnett, AME3 Reiber, ADJ3 Schneider, AE2 Ferris, AMS2 Lucerne, AQ3 Ridriguez, AE2 Schallot, AT2 Ptimmel, AN Miller. Miller, AQ3 Blankenship. 210 V v ' V ' ifj« OPS: l-r. YN3 Rodriguez. PT3 Mitchell. AN Engel. AN Bean. YN3 Carpenter. Quality Assurance: l-r, front: AQ2 Tillotson. AE1 Hanl(s. AMCS Butler. ADJ2 Austin. AMH1 Elkins; back row: AZ3 Wright. AT2 Eckman, AZ3 McCaw. 211 Power Plants: l-r, front: ADJ2 Self, ADJ3 Hamil: 2ndiHl row: ADJ2 Usher. ADJ3 Zeruto, ADJ1 Abbon: backl row: ADJ3 Hicks. ADJ1 Gahan. AN Leonard. 212 Ordnance: l-r. front: AOCS Michel. A03 Daniels. A03 Spears; 2nd row; AN Prall. AN Barham. AN Fletcher. A03 Perry; back row: A02 Spigner, A02 James. A02 Edwards: not pictured: A03 Connors. AA Johnson. AME ' S: l-r. seated: Steven Apel. Bob Reiber. Steven Lawless; standing; David Parker. AMEC Rouse. AME2 Larson. Corrosion Control: l-r. front; AMS3 Lonnbardo. AMS2 Martin. AN Madero. AN Reimann: back row; AN Schneider. AN Williams. AN Walker. AN Ward. I 213 Air Frames: l-r, front: AMHC Surber.AMS2 Pagtakhan: back row: AN Kombol. AN Branson, AA Fleming. AA Connor, AN Hennon. 214 ATs: l-r. front: AN Hynes. AT3 Primm. AT2 Brockway, AT3 HaU, ATC Brooks: 2nd row: ATI Wood, AT2 Stimmel, AT3 Moes. ATS Kaczmarezyk, AT2 Smelter: back row: AN Black. AT2 Barnhill. AN Miller. AT3 Tansoy, AT2 Pa skowski: not pictured: ATI Bibens. AT3 Bowling. AZ ' S: l-r, front: AQC Walls. AQ3 Rodriguez, AQ3 Hayworth, AQ3 Rasmussen. AN Hample: 2nd row: AQ2 Verbitsky. AQ2 Higgins, AQ2 Hesher, AQ2 Cardin AQ3 Bethell, AQ2 Clements: back row: AQ1 Morrison, AQC Stewart, AQ3 Blankenship, AQ2 Chambers, AQ3 Hackworth. AE ' S: l-r. front: AE2 Ferris. AN Barrett. AE2 Fuller. AE1 Cox: 2nd row: AN Lackey, AE3 Daugereau, AE1 Core, AN Marshall: back row: AE3 Burns. AE2 Daves, AA Trenowski, AN Gardner. I 215 VAQ-1 37. . . it R K S CDR G. Miller, XO. CDR K. Flyum, CO Ready Room, l-r, front, LT Pinkney, LT Evans, LT Wright, LT Kincaid, LCDR Decker, LCDR Newman, LT Lawlor, LT Roeske, LCDR McKinney, LT Rooney, LTJG Jaggers CDR Flyum: rear, LCDR Jeffers, CDR Miller, LT Erb. LCDR Fisher. LT Barnett, LTJG Beardsley, LTJG Petty, LCDR Swanson, LT Coffey, LT Kraft, LTJG Porterfield 216 MCO, l-r, seated. AZ3 Eades. AZ2 Niehus. ADJC Scott. AN McGlumphy: standing. ATCS Olmstead, AZ2 Cacho. AEC Tomisser 217 IP! r ' 5m C Bl w i 1 ATS, l-r, seated, AT3 Monroe, AT3 Heinrich, AN Kelly: standing, ATI Woolever, AT2 Hoyt, AN Duncan, AT2 G laser AE ' s, l-r, seated, AE2 Jansen, AE1 Pauls, AE3 Linder, AE3 Nelson, SA Croft: standing, AE3 Frolander, AE2 Hileman, AA Scott, AE3 Heringer, AE3 Smith, AE3Jannes 218 1st LT, l-r. AT3 Martinson. AOJC Lain. A03 Hall. BM3 Norman ATs, l-r, AT2 Bond, AT3 Diaz, AT3 Saldivar. ATI Douglas, AT3 Francis, AT3 Martinson, AT3 Wilson, ATC Pitcher. AT3 Starin 219 Admin, l-r, SN Hirjak, YN1 Newell. YN2 Kissell QA, l-r, ADJ1 Hazlen, ATC Stout. AZ3 Backer. AE1 Osland 220 Personnel, l-r. SN Hansen, SN Butts. PN1 Star. MS2 Covey. FN Vob ' M ,tJ Kk ' iifuiM PI i H I 1 W k n JH bi Sh i 1 AvEquip, l-r AMES Watson. AMES Cisco. PR3 Parnell, AME2 Robinson, PR1 Crowl. AMES Leigh, AN Reburn, AM EC Irons AK ' s, l-r, AK1 Murr, AK2 Laughlin. AKS Caracciolo 221 LINE, l-r, front. AN Murray. AA Doles. AN Luther. ADJC Pride; rear, AT3 Hoffman. A03 Hall, AN Hecht LINE, l-r, front, ADJ3 Boshaw, AN Rhodes. AE3 Mapp: rear. AMH3 Parker. AN Moody. ADJ2 Mullens 222 223 VAW-1 13. . B E L A A G C L K E A CDR M. L. McCullough. CO: COR W. H. Reed.XO Ready Room: l-r, 1st row. LCDR Whitaker, CDR McCullough: 2nd row, LT Burry. LT Caffrey, LT Turrier: 3rd row. LT Ersek. LT Haser, LTJG Wiley 224 Ready Room, l-r, 1st row, LT Covington. LTJG Pearson. CDR Reed: 2nd row, LT Wrynn, LT Leclaire, LTJG Simpson; 3rd row. LT Montanari, LT Gaddie, LTJG Remshak: 4th row, LTJG Ferrell Power Plant, l-r, ADJ3 Granger, ADJ3 Weatherford, A0J2 Relano, A0J2 Granger, ADJ2 Kizer, ADJC Johnson. ADJ2 Pleasants, ADJ2 Reathaford, ADJ1 Polivl a 225 Line, l-r, AMS3 Negus, AME1 Gray, AN Ptalzgraff. AN Roberts. AN Bruce. AA Dees. ADJ3 Kelly, ADJ3 Collier. ADJ3 Rogers Airframes, l-r AN Payne. AMS2 Thomas. AMS1 Garrison. AN Schau. AN King. E. D. Istre. AMH3 Hudgeons. AN Vannest. F. W. Riechen. G. E. Gerbig. AMHC Guthrie, AMS2 Gerbig, AMH1 Crow 226 ' Electrical Shop, l-r. AE1 Lossick, AE3 Layoso, AN McCullough. AE1 Kohlbeck. AE3 Knott, AE3 Chow. AE2 Ranck. AE3 Roberts, AE3 Holder AME ' s PR ' s, i-r, PR1 Mooney, AMS1 Green, AN Reichen, AN Chianello. AMEC Hughes, AN king, AMEC Gray. AMS3 Layoso 227 ADMIN OPS: l-r, seated: PN3 Nicholson, YN2 Jones standing: YNSA Anderson, AN Stressor, PN1 Arellano AZCM Wise. 228 i Maintenance Control: l-r. AFCM Frame. AN Martin. AZ1 Talley, AZ3 Bayauo. AK3 Santos, AN Cowan. Ready Room: l-r, front row: LT Weisberg, LCDR ! Beard, LCDR Karcher: 2nd row: LT Gibbs, LTJG Busch, LTJG Wood, CDR Pirotle. : Ready Room: l-r, front row: LT TilL LCDR Gerber, LT Stephens: 2nd row: LTJG Richardson. CDR Pirotte, ENS Floyd, LTJG Bauer. 230 Admin: l-r, seated: SN Inman, YN3 Revis, PNl Watkins: standing: YN1 Cloose, YNC Guild, ATCS Stephenson. Quality Assurance: i-r, AQC Chambers, ANH2 Tidwell, AQ2 Young. AT2 Griffith, ADJ1 Cloaninger. Operation: l-r: YN2 Thomas, CTT3 Foster, AN Hisaw, PHC Richards. 231 I.O.I.C: l-r, seated: PH2 Works, PH2 McGinley; standing: PT1 Wohlschlag, PT2 Savin, PT3 Hewling. Maintenance Staff: l-r, front: AMSC Lee, AEC Race: Middle: AK2 Dabu, AA Gibbs, AN Anthony, AK3 Daniel, AZ2 Burns; back: AZ2 Badders, AK2 Hardy. PH3 Kinney. Power Plants Medical: l-r, front: ADJ2 Thonnpson, AN McLeod, ADJ2 Caldwell, AN Wheelis; back: ADJ3 Willianns, HM Carter, AN Hernandez. 0S t .4 232 Power Plants: l-r, front: AN True, AN Smith, ADCS Hatfield; back: ADJ2 Arthur, ADJ1 Owens, AN Wanzer. AQ ' S: l-r, front; AQ2 Hemmer, AQ2 Turner, AQ3 Moses, AQ2 Cash; middle: AQ3 Hall, AQ1 Byington, AQ2 Keith, AQ2 King; back: AQ2 Smith, AQ3 Briley. AME PR: l-r, front: AM El Nelson, PR2 Blakely, AMES Hicks; back: PR2 Carney, AMDl Sprinkel. AMDS Faun, AMDS Stell. 233 LINE: l-r. front: ADJ2 Atz, ADJ2 Carmichael. ASE3 Cabotoje; middle: AT3 Shiro, AMCS Photo Recon: l-r. front: PH3 Israel, PH2 Rosemann: middle: PH3 Robinson, Lister, AQ2 Herron: back: AMS2 Phillips, AMH3 Forrester. AN Smith. AN Sears, PH3 Cherry, AN Combs, PH3 Cohen. 234 AT ' S: l-r, front: AT3 Resnick, AN Baltz, AT3 Motley, AT2 Emrick: middle: AT3 Maxey, AT2 Ferrell, AT2 Petsche, ATI Smith: back: AT3 Gould, AT2 Burkhead. ATS Florence. AT ' S: l-r. front: AT3 Abbott. AT2 Ross. AN Cox; middle: AT3 Hebert, ATI Bishop. ATC Barrington. AT2 Lewis: back: ATC Moran. AT2 David. AE ' S: l-r. front: AE1 Roomsburg. AE2 Sielsk. AE3 Hig htower; middle: AN Wyzlic. AE3 Simmons. AE2 Morean. AD3 Hamric. AE2 Ivey: back: AE3 Wyan. AE2 Aspinall. AE2 Atz. Air Frames: l-r. front: AMHC Foss. AMS3 Mayfield. AN Hollingsworth. AM HI Doss. AMS2 Gavin. AMH2 Bivens: back: AMS2 Boyd. AN Melton. AMS2 Calvert. AMS2 Hunt. 235 HS-2... G F A L L D C E N N S CDR B. Butcher, CO: CDR R. Franks, XO. Ready Room: l-r, front: LTJG Brattland, LTJG Hogg: 2nd row: LTJG Sullivan, LT Cosgrove, LT Flynn: back: TL Sadlier. LTJG HiH. 236 Ready Room: l-r, front: LT Getsinger. LCDR Georgius, LCDR Jenkinson: 2nd row: LT Nadeau, LCDR Mordhorst, LT Stubbe: back: LTJG Hayes. LT Olde. LT O ' Pry. AMIN PERS: l-r. front: AW1 Miedema. SN Scott. AMHC Zielinski; back: SN Devine, PN2 Ohm. LT Hughes. PN3 Jackson. Maintenance Material: l-r, seated: ADCS Agena, AZ2 Stamm, AZ2 Monahan: standing: AN Lan-abee. AN Manen. 237 LINE: l-r, front: AN Bayes, AN Kyllo, ADJ3 Asplund; back: AN Asher. AEC Williams. AMHl Brown. LINE: l-r. front: AN Spiller. AN Cohn, AN Dwyer: back: ABM2 Hansen. AN Davis. AN Deherrera 238 Avionics: l-r, A03 Lamping, A02 McCoy. A01 Davis. - ™ i -■ ' .■ i . ' ;u. aJI ' i- - -M H v - - Avionics: l-r. AE2 Robinson. AE3 Gorman. LT Nadeau, AE3 Newbury. Avionics: l-r, AX1 Sinclair, AX3 Kovarovic, AT1 Meier. n Aircraft Division: l-r, front: LT Cosgrove. AM HI Kloster. ADM3 Sloan. AMS3 Kernes, AME2 Nicl ell. ADS2 McLellan. AMS2 Anderson, AN Bonifer: back: AMH3 Plaisance. ADM3 Burnette. AMH2 Pechalc. PR3 Miller. AA Mittelbrunn. ADJC Thomas. 239 Aircraft Division: l-r, front: AMS2 Averion. ADJ1 Reynolds, AME1 Mitchell. AMS3 Natal: back: AM HI Herring. AM S3 Smith. ADJ3 Waters, ADJ3 Relaford, AMS3 Thonnpson, ADJ3 Codling: not pictured: AMS1 Kelly, ADJ1 Yates, AMS2 Devera, AMS3 Robertson. Air Crew: l-r, front: AN Johnson, AN Miller. AW3 Hendricks: back: AW3 Griffin. SN Crowland. AW2 Francis. 240 I Air Craw: l-r, front: AN Mehall. AW3 Sonnenburg. AN Hasterok. AW1 Caldwell: back: AW3 Dias. AW3 Weeks, AWC Carter. AW1 McFelters. 241 ENTERPRISE IN AID . . . Shortly after leaving Mombasa, Kenya, the ship was notified that a cyclone had hit the small island nation of Mauritius and had left it practically helpless. Most all power and communications networks had been knocked out, water supplies contaminated, roads blocked, thousands of homes were destroyed or seriously damaged, and nine persons killed. The Navy ordered ENTERPRISE to turn Southward and proceed rapidly to the island for the purpose of providing disaster relief. On the afternoon of 1 1 Feb. 75, ENTERPRISE arrived and began the relief effort. For four days crewmen from ENTERPRISE, organized into working parties, continued aiding the Mauritians in numerous ways. Helicopters were used to survey damage done to the country ' s sugar cane fields, its main source of income, and to airlift sections of large piping to remote areas for the purposes of repairing water lines. Electricians assisted in getting electrical power restored by raising downed power poles, erecting new ones and restringing broken lines. Electronic equipment and navigational aids at the airport were repaired by ship technicians allowing air service to resume. The ship transferred 60,000 gallons of fresh water to the local community to alleviate shortages. Repairs were made to storm- damaged buildings in the city and the countryside belonging to both public and private agencies. Doctors and Corpsmen rendered medical assistance to children at an orphanage. Explosive ordnance disposal teams cleared roads that had been blocked by trees, enabling traffic to move once again. ENTERPRISE sailed from Port Louis on the afternoon of 15 Feb. 75, leaving behind a grateful people who will long remember the Americans who came to their assistance when needed. Rear Admiral W. L Harris and U.S. Ambassador Manhard discuss the disaster relief project with members of the Press. 242 One of the many volunteer working parties head for Port Louis and a long hard day of work to help put the island back together Ambassador Manhard, right, and Commissioner of Health Sir Harold Edward Walter shake in agreement over the emblem signifying U.S. Mauritius cooperation in the relief effort. With the mountains of Mauritius in the background. Admiral Harris conducts a tour of the Big ' E ' for Ambassador IVIanhard and Mauritian Dignitaries. CDR Tom Turner, E ' Medical Officer, gains the confidence of the children of the Creche De Quatre Bornes orphanage. 244 I lli These photographs depict some of the clean-up and repair vtork done at the Creche De Quatre Bornes orphanage. II 245 Repair Tourists are everywhere! These visitors to Mauritius were given a surprise treat by being able to get a super-close look at the largest, most powerful warship in the world - The Big El 246 Admiral Harris, Prime Minister Ramgoolam, and Ambassador Manhard pause for photographs during their tour of ENTERPRISE. ENTERPRISE Ordance Disposal Team prepares to remove a downed tree These men do not fool around: by the time they were through, this tree was firewood It ... and on 15 Feb. 75. ENTERPRISE said goodbye to the isle of Mauritius: leaving behind many new friends and feeling satisfaction in knowing they gave their all in a job WELL DONE. II 247 I Joining their fathers on May 1 5 for five days at sea were more than 1 50 sons of the officers and men of the ship and its embarked air wing, as well as a few sons of men missing killed in action in Vietnam. They were aboard for the five day transit from Hawaii to Alameda. Their ages ranged from eight to eighteen years old. Taking advantage of joining their fathers or other sponsors the Tigers had an opportunity to gain many new experiences. For most of them, the trip was their first taste of life at sea. All of them had the opportunity to see where and how their seniors were employed as part of the Enterprise-Air Wing Team. Flying to Hawaii from their home cities, the Tigers joined their Dads at Honolulu while the ship was making a short stopover at Pearl Harbor. After brief tours of the island, they boarded the ship. During the check-in procedures, each Tiger was given a plastic name tag and a berthing assignment. Each lad was also presented with a Tiger T-shirt, a ship ' s patch, honorary crewmember pin, an Enterprise postcard, and a welcome aboard brochure. The Tigers soon learned that life at sea, while different, has much in common with that ashore. They watched men at work and play. During the day they toured some of the ship ' s more than 3,000 spaces and were given brief lectures in navigation, deck seamanship, aircraft maintenance, weaponry, communications, flight operations, engineering, and ship operations. In addition, they were shown the ship ' s TV studios, had their pictures taken with their sponsors, and got close-up looks at various types of aircraft. The Tigers sensed that the cruise was nearing an end as they watched the aircraft of each embarked squadron depart the ship for a flight back to their home bases. Like their sponsors, fathers, or escorts, they also felt the air of excitement prevailing throughout the ship as it sailed under the Golden Gate Bridge into San Francisco Bay on its way to Alameda. Though Operation Tiger has come to an end for the boys, it was something that they will be talking about for years to come. 248 Captain, Middleton. and Casey Smith 249 MCPO and David Davis 250 K i ■gi .. jlir ' ' lK- Wk ' ■ ' ' ' y BL 9A K S j bH ■ ■ ffls ' BKB 1 CDR and Bill Wilson CDR NT and Tom Crowell 251 AMSC and Ruben Alicea LCDR and John McKechnie CDR, Jimmie, and Patrick Kenney I 252 AKCS and Michael Adkins HMC and Greg Bullman }R and Cleck Irvin 253 MMCM, Chuck, and Mike Stephanski CDR and Steve Nakagawa CDR, Todd, and Jimmie Taylor EWCS and Jeffrey McKay 2SS ■ « ■ ■9 ' 4 ' - % L J m ' %k f L Hi .Ml swr4fa(9 K Ktt W? H .- 3] T ' LCDR and Bradford Oliver LT and John Tappan :5s p ! o . V , i i o f VP . o c C c ,d a i HAWAII . . . LT SIMPSON ' ■£. ' PHI LUMZER LT SIMPSON I I i. 9 m LT SIMPSON 260 LT SIMPSON -. • i :-: ' PHI LUMZER 262 PHILIPPINE ISLANDS . . . LT SIMPSON 264 II LT SIMPSON PHI LUMZER 265 ■laca AQ2 NIXON AQ2 NIXON 266 ' .y W 5 [ 2£ F.04V, niLH PION . NABM lASSAGI i H J7?7r. © 5 t l ' {: g| 1 4r LT SIMPSON LT SIMPSON 268 kLUMZER .T i h., I I ' LT SIMPSON HONG KONG 270 wjjiunm LT SIMPSON LT SIMPSON 271 AQ2 NIXON LT SIMPSON 272 -lt% . • • A : tV«..f I ' -Mi ' J -. ' ♦ ■•s Skii fg_ PH3 TEFFT LT SIMPSON 274 LT SIMPSON PT3 OCKRASSA 275 AQ2 NIXON MOMBASA K jm ;J '  r 276 A AQ2 NIXON AQ2 NIXON H 277 AQ2 NIXON I 278 AQ2 NIXON LT SIMPSON 279 AQ2 NIXON 280 AQ2 NIXON AQ2 NIXON |U| | gJM ' - B V J ' . fmn - bf iJ _ H B F Mm 1 281 SINGAPORE |iin m ymf mtiii ' im i i i i ifc Sie0m rr TjilR ' . ' - ■ ■■• ' •■ ■ ' - AQ1 DUNN 282 AQ1 DUNN AQ1 DUNN 283 mil ■■- ■ ■■■■« «•■•• ■ •■•■: •••■«: . t I E AQ1 DUNN 284 AQ1 DUNN AQ1 DUNN AQ1 DUNN AQ1 DUNN 286 i ia« ! A03 MULLIS 287 V. W ' - - ' ■ ' ' ■- a VA- jlM AQ1 DUNN AQ1 DUNN 288 IN MEMORIUM LT Jack Lee Pedersen, USN Do not stand at my grave and weep . . . I am not there. I do not sleep. I am a thousand winds that blow; I am the diamond glints on snow. I am the sunlight on ripened grain: I am the gentle autumn rain. When you awake in the morning ' s hush, I am the swift, unflinging rush Of quiet birds in circling flight. I am the soft star-shine at night. Do not stand at my grave and cry . . . I am not there. I did not die. Author unknown 289 AFTER A LONG JOURNEY 290 i ilij1il ' P 1 1 292 293 294 I - -4 295 296 ii 297 298 299 i 1 jl P- i - m . ■ ' ' m ' m m 301 IT IS GOOD TO BE HOME!!! 302 U.S.S. ENTERPRISE CRUISEBOOK WESTPAC 1974 1975 ADVISOR CAPTAIN D.M. GROVE EDITOR LT J.W. SIMPSON ASSISTANT EDITOR PHI J. LUMZER LAYOUT LT SIMPSON PHI LUMZER AQ2 NIXON DESIGN LT SIMPSON PHI LUMZER SALES LTJG T. TAYLOR CONTRIBUTING PHOTOGRAPHERS LT SIMPSON LT PINKNEY PHI LUMZER AQ2 NIXON AQ2 COUNTRYMAN PH2 CHOUINARD AQ1 DUNN A03 MULLIS SN HOEN LTJG SMITH LABORATORY TECHNICIANS AQ2 NIXON AQ1 DUNN PH2 CHOUINARD A03 MULLIS 303 INDEX Activities 11 Air Wing 177 CAG 1 78 VF-1 179 VF-2 1 86 VA-27 194 VA-97 200 VA-196 207 VAQ-137 216 VAW-1 13 224 RVAH-12 230 HS-2 236 Brass 49 Crew 65 AIIVID 66 Air 81 Communications 91 Deck 94 Dental 101 Engineering 1 04 Executive 121 Medical 129 Navigation 132 Operations 1 34 Reactor 145 Supply 1 56 Weapons 1 68 Flight Operations (color) 33 Homecoming 290 Mauritius 242 Memorium .• 289 Operation Tiger 248 Ports of Call (color) 257 Hawaii 258 Hong Kong 270 Mombasa 276 Phillipines 264 Singapore 282 304 9 mSCHtL rCAIMOOKS I. I N I n ■. ■ THE WORLD LESS POLAR REGIONS INDIAN A r O C E AN y i n - ,. t fc . • •. -i. v - i p Mr. u -••—- — Ef,. - -TTlV-. VT —rtT-TW . f. ' rr - Z - ' ' -r ' r I A C I F I C () C E V NKW ;- ZEALAND d