Evans (DE 1023) - Naval Cruise Book

Text from Pages 1 - 44 of the 1966 volume:

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'-G -' 1' b .,,,. 1 . 1 U-,V . , . 1 ..z .,4. .. . .l..- it ,In Z, F . ,. A .-yr.. - .- 1-v . ...Q ,. My-1 ,sk- ..r .5..- . - 'f , yL..s.--,.nl, gl V+' ..::'g ? 111' ,f 1 -. 1 . .A .ull '!ui.. ,,.f--5 1 'ju 1 4 r, 4 . If 2 .XX . .. ,-,,. 1 f, Af, A,,:'uj-- -'ax 4 , A 'nf , . 1. J-Iy.,-.1----.1 .. tu- 7-' rg i rw --. I 1' if 4 r f Yi Y r 'X J If .4 ' K' ,re 5? if .J ,gg-gh'fpf-59 :Zn , ............w..,,w,..,,...,,..,..,,,....,..,..,.,,, .Nidforg With the awarding of a contract for construction, the Puget Sound Bridge and Dredging Company began construction on EVANS. She began an impressive string of First , She was the first of a new postwar class of Destroyer Escorts to be launched and com- pleted on the West Coast since World War Ilg the largest warship to be completed in Seattle since World War llg the first ship of it's type to join Cruiser-Destroyer-Force Pacific Fleetg and the first of her type to successfully complete a Far East Cruise. Her keel was laid in 1955, she was launched in September 1955 and delivered to the Navy in May 1957. EVANS arrived at her Home Port, San Diego, California in August 1957. WESTPAC 66' is EVANS sixth WESTPAC Cruise, .meclicafion HDEPENDI-ENT A word with a varied meaning, de- fined as a name for a. man's family, an income tax de- duction, or as Webster says, One who is relying on or under trust of another, ' To we over-seas, the word means considerably more, It is the wife who writes daily of the children, of herself, of the love within her heart. t The mother who sends love lavished on a foil T wrapped container of cookies, A sweetheart who puts S. W. A, K. on her letters and I love you under the postage stamp. A y A little brother who plays pop-guns and wants to be a cowboy. g Or a sister who graduates from High School this year, ' All of these and many more constitute the ones who indeed are the home and those that keep home, often just a memory, a reality. They are our inspiration, our will to go on, our guides through depression. But even more, they are the way of life we are fighting to maintain. They are the smiles, the patience, the hope, the hugs, the outstretched arms and the tears of hap- piness that await our return. But most of all, they are the Pursuit of Hap- piness that we so humbly dedicate our lives, our dreams, our liberty and this 1966 cruise book to. L, McHenry RD3 JW,.,. y f, Up. m.,. My ZL.?fG2,,,,,,,,......,..fL,.. .. www - ' omman ing icer 1 rcgzve la, ST sf af LCDR STALDER is a grad- uate of the University of South- ern California and received his commission in November, 1951 at the Officer's Candidate School in Newport, Rhode Island, He has attended the General Line School and the Naval War College. He assumed Command of the USS Rice County QLST-10893 and was Executive Officer of the USS Morton QDD-9483, the position he held until taking Command of the EVANS in March of 1965, LCDR Stalder is married to the form- er Mary Jo Lotspeich of x Davenport, Iowa. They have three children, a boy 3, and two girls, ages 1 1X2 and 5 months. He was promoted to Com- mander and reported for duty on the Staff of Commander in Chief Pacific Fleet in May. 640,090 of gomman On every sailing vessel in the United States Navy and throughout the world for that matter, there comes a time when Officers and Crew must prepare weeks in advance for a specific evolution. This evolution in- volves both mental and physical work. The physical consists of bringing the ship to above her high level of cleanliness and appearance and readiness in 'order to present a most favorable impression. The mental consists of adjusting to the new way of life that comes after the evolution. I This evolution of course, is called CHANGE OF COMMAND. Only 110 miles from the grave of her name- sake, Commander Earnest Edwin Evans, EVANS underwent this change mid-way through her sixth Westpac Cruise on 11 April 1966 in Cebu City Cebu Island, Philippines. omman ing icer fella W5 mf, LCDR Richard F., DONNELLY re- ceived his commission in the U. S. Naval Reserve upon graduation from Northwestern University in 1954. His firstduty assignment was as Gunnery Officer of USS SALAMONIE QAO-265, on which he participated in four Mediterranean deployments, Follow- ing a brief period of inactive duty, LCDR DONNELLY requested return to active service and in 1957 was ordered to USS GRENWOOD QDE-6793 as Weapons Officer. Prior to com- pleting his tour on the GREENWOOD, LCDR DONNELLY was advanced to Executive Officer and augmented into the Regular Navy, A tour as Aide to Commandant Sixth Naval District and a course of instruction at General Line School, Monterey preceeded his next two assignments as Navigator in the initial wardroom of USS PREBIE QDLG- 155 and as Executive Officer of USS JOHN W. THOMASON QDD-7605. Seventh Fleet operations were experienced aboard both ships. LCDR DONNELLY report- ed to USS EVANS QDE-10235 from a tour in the Officer Distribution Divis- ion of the Bureau of Naval Personnely He and his wife, the former Marilyn Ruth Cady of Akron, Ohio, currently reside in the University City area of San Diego with two children, Richard and Carrie Caprice. ' xecufiue ic-ep off. .Noclgend Lt. J. A. Hodgens enlisted in the Navy June 29, 1945 under the Combat Air Crewman program. He attended both camp and the Aviation Radioman's school in Memphis Tennessee. He was then assigned to FaeTuPac at Ream Field, San Diego, California, In 1948 he was transferred to Fighter Squad- ron 5 and embarked on the carrier Shangri-La for a partial world cruise that included Australia, From VF 5 in 1949, he became a member of Patrol Squadron 1 and remained there until 1951, making three Alaskan cruises. AT1 Hodgens was then transferred to Recruiting Duty at Spartanburg, South Carolina, In 1952 he was transferred to Photographic Squadron 61 at NAS Miramar, He was advanced to Chief Aviation Electronics Technician and became a student at AT B School. Chief Hodgens, upon completion of school, was assigned to the Naval Air Development Unit and participated in Project Lincoln . He was selected for the Integration Program and attended O. C. S. receiving his commission 14 August 1958. From 1958 to 1961, En- sign Hodgens served on the USS Joseph P. Kennedy Jr. DD 850 as EMC, ASW and Weapons Officers. He was trans- ferred to the Naval Line School and then assigned as the Commanding Of- ficer, USS Kodiak LSM 161 and oper- ated in Alaskan Waters for 18 months. He is an alumus of the Naval Post Graduate School and upon graduation had obtained his BS and MS degreeS. Lt., Hodgens is married to the former Miss Donna Mae Ness of Seattle, W ,shington and has two' sons, David, 12. and Mark, 12. Ex 'Q Xf- xi Sa Qx AN XJX . G, Q f X aff! 3 fiiffx Y fi ff X 3' X ' ha 'wr 'f:.,f' XNg x 7 Q f MX.. W WWQW Q A Q Y I kj? I , H, . - ff1N ' at ix K ,Q ' N lax X Q fX gg 1f bk y X f W WJXX T KKWN K7 X A 445' ' .irdf liuiziion Left to right Back row, T. D, Brunko, L, E, Moore, S, F, Salazar, W, L, Stiles, C, A, Helgoe, R, Montgomery, M, J, Chavez, K, E, Goyins, Second Row, J, E, Truett, M, L, Robison, R. A, Gilliland, R. G, Gilbertson, L,M, Bracha, G,E Miller, R, P, Marbury, L, L, Hughes, Front Kneeling, LTCjgJ J, V, Hunt, C, E, Heard, J, C, Sandlin, Ens. Nicholson. econcl liuiaion Left to right back row, F, D, Morocco, T, R, Beliveau, J. A, Coates, W, B, Wickizer, N, Carr, R, K, Richie, S, G, Binns, B, J , Bethan, U, E, Hardy, Second row: J , F, Kampa, L, Kelley, T. W, Bowers, J, D, Jessee, P, M. Arballo, R, D, Morton, R, L, Wiebe, T, Walker, L, E, Malone, Front Kneeling: E, Nix GMGC, LTCjgD D, S, Anderson, F. C. Curry STCS, R. Salvinski ST1. 7' E321 liuiaion Back Row Left to Right: R, J. Durso, R, L, LaPierre, D, A. Shuchard, J, F. Maginn, L, W. McHenry, M. C. Winters, C, W. Shoentag, F, H, Riner, D. R. Thornton, W. R. Smith, R. A, Gutterud, F. R. Pytlik, L, B, Stephenson, Front Kneeling: Ensign J. C. Cogswell, M. L. Reilley RD1, J, L. Culbreth RDC, LTCjgD P, K. Swentzel. OC liuiaion Back Row Left to Right: R. G. Fitzsimmons, M, J . Badger, C, R. Wainscott, J. N. Tasulis, D. W. Hayes, R. R. Kittell Second Row: D. E. Skidmore, O, L, Amabile, B. E. Turpin, L, R, Breneman, C. E. Freeman, R. R. Benson, G, C. Herrington, B, E. Payne, E. G, McGregor, Front Kneeling: LTCjgJ D. A. Michele, B. D, McMahill RM1, F. C. Taylor QMC, J. W, Martin SMI, J. E, Reddick HMC.. ngineering iuidion Back Row Left ot Right: R, P, Thomas, J, D, Bedgood, J, A, Walker, G, E, Hager, R, L, Coons, Mallory, J, W, Secrest, Mulkey, J, SL Sandle, Second Row: J, R, Acosta, R, D, Filkins, F, J, Tucker, T, F, McMaster, B, D, Pendgraft, R, L, Winn, R, R, Rettig, W. H, Nicholas, T, D, Blackard, R, R, Pomeroy. Front: W, E. Huntington BT1. elaair iuiriion Back Row Left to Right: R, F, Boehs, R, W, Hemminger, D, L, Wright, D, P, Kyle, O,C, Young, Second Row: A, J, Guillory, D, J, Szczesniak, P, J, Pankoff, J , M, Knepp, E, Sanchez, Front: Quidolit, J, E, Winter, R, Stacy, R, L, Rodriguez, E, A, Layton, W, J, Kennedy, O, W, Clemmons. Mm.,,,,,h ulalafy iuidion Back Row Left to Right:H. B. Mitchell, T, McCarty, J, D, Dunmire, R, E, Johnson, F, V. Consul, V, S, Heredia, D, R Bordner, D, Houston, C, W, Miller, Second Row: J, A, Zapata, M, V, Christenson, E, Batiste, F, A, Summit, M, L, Smith, J, G, Rainey, A. D. Nadeau, M, D, Krenning, P, L, Wagner, J, Stender, Front Kneeling: R, W, Sattes, F, L, Phetteplace CS1, Aquino SKil, Ensign R, P, Papera, O, L, Laluyan SD1, P, M, Peralta DK2. A guy could get Hepatitus eating this Ummm' Good F012 0FF1p01AL USE QNLY L 700 N0'I'p REMOVE FE0M TEE Uss EVANS KDE 102377 PLAN OF THE DAY Sunrise: 0657 Sunset: 1657 Thursday, 6 Jan 1966 Duty Department: Weapons H Duty Movie Operator: Boehs IC3 SHIPS ROUTINE : Carry out the normal UNDERWAY ROUTINE except as modified below: 0600 - Revills 0700 - Liberty expires on board for all hands ---- - RADM BAUMBURGER makes visit to the ship 40 W-110800 - set, the Speeial sea and Anchor Detail 0830 - U1jDEEgArp F0E WESTIPA-Q l1itl - 11-1-il ixiitlii Mn Clefway and! fo Sea.-- 025 Y 4lv .'!Y X X N s 3 X x X S I xxx' Diamond Head, HaWaii's greatest landmark. ...frv .,,. ...-.J ALOHA NUI Thousands pay homage to the men lost on the U.S.S. Arizona. The S.S. 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A U-nderway Replenish-ment is the means 'by which vessels of our type can cross the vast oceans of the world oanimaintain .constant vigilance of the seas,,and bejthe supporters of. the Sea P,owerfthatkeeps Amerioasafe from, invasiongl he Q -i - 7!lnclerway ep enirihmenf OOPS! Oh The monkey wrapped his tail around the Rep-Po1e Breakaway ,an ,aff of g.,.,,1 uw r In Taiwan we were called upon to help paint and repair a hospital for Polio Stricken children, The crew responded immediately and much work was accomplished that was most beneficial to the nurses and children pictured here. ' N x M X ' X' ss MX1-Sw Our hearts went out to the children we met and tried to bring a little joy to. Child- ren Whose happiness could have been greater had they been born American and as fortunate as we to have the benefit of medical science to free us from the dreaded crippler, Polio. 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N' ,201 F' fig' 26 I6 19 V A 0' po T01 GRO P ' 29 794 1, D ' . r 73 Ualnhi Chun-tao5 - :WJ x 2 J A 20- - 3 - - l . . . K Off- 20 X .,X, 'X 20 'Q X .15 -S 38 iiiunuuunununiiuniususinnasunniilunsunucsxan tDiUs11un11111.un111inn1as-uau1qoho1nnau 1:13 ron crricizm Usa omni -----Dc Noi' R2-mmm Faow THE SHIP PLAN OF THE DKY Tuesday, 5 July 1966 nn-anuuv-u-1u-n-ssnn-nnunusnumuunuunousau1unuu-1unn:-can--nan-11am-n-an-nan--uc-u1g-gp-. CDO- Lt. Order DUTY YN- P. Clip YNSN RESTRICTED MEN: OPS- LTJG- Morcode DUTY BM- Nirerope BM3 Graft BME, Unauth QMSNg WEP- ENS Bang DUTY MAA- Badge EMI Slug STGSN3 Lushy SNg ENG- Gear MMl DUTY SECTION -III Bafcon FA3 ETC. ETC. ETC. SUP- LTJG Budget DUTY Department - WEPS 4 OOD: 08-12 ENS Bang 12-16 LTJG Morcode l6-20 Gear MM 20-Zh CPO Moody 00-OA Prone ICl OA-O8 LTJG Budget SHIPS ROUTINE iiin Carry out the normal in port routine except as modified below: 0530- Reville C to be explainedl 0730- Quarters for muster and instructions 0735-Officers call Q see note NAD 0800- Turn to ' l000- XO'S Lower deck inspection l300- Liberty Call, Liberty commences for sections ONE and TWO to expire on board at 2330, 5 July 1966 for El and E2, and at 2h0O, 5 July 1966 for E3, and at 0100, 6 July l966 for all - Rated personnal. 1930- Duty department open movie screen l9L5- Movie to be announced C Explanation Belowj I 2200- Taps NOTES: l. Leadership PETTY OFFICERS! Perhaps you haven't noticed, ygu are being watched! Set a good example, don't throw forks on the mess decks, these nasty habits will only be copied by your subordinates. and we really haven't enough forks! 2.UNIFOHM OF THE DAY It has been noticed that several discrepancies exist in the uniform being worn. This is to promulgate a standard uniform and all hands are encouraged to take heed. The working uniform is dungarees with skivie shirts, not necessarily dungaree shirts unless notice is recieved, in any case, skivie shirts must be worn. Dungaree shirts may be worn if skivie shirts are revoked as the .working uniform. Shoes at all times, Klogs in the showers only but then you're not working and the rule for skivie shirts does not apply. White hats when Ordered and whenever in doubt, wear a white hat. Ball caps will he worn when at sea and white hats are in the laundry, Gloves should not be worn unless on the watch in Alaska, but then again, you won't be working and the rule for shower klogs won't apply. I expect to see this strictly adhered to! 3. REVILLE My apologies for the early reville, in retribution, Taps will be held 30 minutes earlier this evening. A. QFFICEES CILL Where were you gentlemen this morning? I FG8liZe that we had 8 party last night but remember your responsibilities. It's pretty bad when I have to stand there and give orders to the yeoman and no-one else. 5. ARRIVAL SAN DIEGO It has been rumored that a number of the crew plan on throwing their white hats at Buoy ISD. This is commendable HS it is in the :nun-cu-nnnniur-up-nas-un-run nuaneaunu-an-sau--:gnu-1-pun.as--nnxnxin-up-u-u1nnn.11:nn-pn-un-111 -oxaqnnunu-ng-n-1-pu-1111x111-in-inn 11-3:1 -....u-nnu-nmu-ua--cna--nun-u-un.-u-an--uns-nu---ann--ua-nan-xqunnasuuu-an-enu-a-nan-111-n1-nn.crnwi11cn1anqn-ng-xxvqnxuqn-nnzgnan--n-uxspum-inn-pc-1 highest tradition of the service, All those participating are reminded that a second white hat should be carried, lest you be uncovered above-decks? 6. HEAD MANNERS .Need more be said? 7. THOUGHT FOR THE DAY He who hides in the dark corners will probably be PHin'GGd,b1eCkl 8. CRUISE BOOK Sorry men but another 504 will be required per man for the publishing expenses. 9. MOVIES We are fortunate to have obtained some top-notch, first run movies for our entertainment. Tonight: Officers: NThe Vernon and Irene Castle Storyn Starring: Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers Crew: NStage to Tucsonu Starring: Freddie Fatata and Manuel Motez QQQ: HMy Little Margien I Starring Gale Storm, Sammy Spigma, and Frank Phetteplace DAYS LEFT OF THE CRUISE 23??????? 0 0 J.A. ILLAIN NOTE This Plan Of The Day was prepared in accordance with the rules aof fair play and does not necessarily reflect the views of the managment. Any character mentioned herein is fictional and should apply to no specific individual, however, if possibly it does, the situation ' t b is o e understood as purely coincidental. I THE EDITOR Vw F X V R 5, r 'ff 1' T F Cefletf ey ELG fo See I Will this stop the black smoke? ,.,.........-. ...ww I , it b b It worked! Funny, I thought Jianes was left handed 41 l 1 3 i fi j 2 -www? s .. -wen . ew 2 , Pesos for the poor He says it's cloudy at Malibu He ran away to sea No this isn't the bathroom Somebody called me a squirrel l Perhaps through this cruise book We may all derive a little pleasure, It has been a'oonstant challenge to rny- self, compiling information, photos, and wit. May you enjoy it's contents as lhave enjoyed it's production. ' Lewis W. McHenry Editor Editor- Lewis W. McHenry Assistant Editor- Richard L. Wiebe 42 It is with regret that the individuals named here do not have pictures in this 1966 cruise book, They are those who unfortunately missed the personnel inspec tion in Pearl Harbor or were camera shy for various reason. Anderson, David, L, Janes, D, E, Ashley, H. F. Jefferson, E, Brann, James M. Keller, B, W. Branham, T, M. Kramer, R, Browning, W, J, LaPlante, J. P, Carr, Nathaniel Leonard, T, H, Clark, Maxon, W, Little, R. W, Craighead, L, D, Litton, V. T, Delgado, V. F, Lock, C, D, Dickinson, W. A, Maher, J. L. Doyle, C, W., Martin, J. D, Fox, K, L, Matanane, J. M. Fred, D, H, Pearce, James, M. Gilbert, T. L. Peck, R. E. Greene, R, W. Pollock, L. E. Guinnip, P, N. Rollman, R. G. Harris, J. E. Smith, D. A. Head, R, L. Sougnez, J. J. Hunter, C. L. Street, Q. W. James, C. L. Theiss, H. H. A Todd, E, W, 2 2 WOUIJ yOu eheve? Sf.. . fi 25.1254