Galveston (CLG 3) - Naval Cruise Book

 - Class of 1964

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IN... Pi '. ,spy .,,, lst Row Left to Right William P. Whalen SN Jules A. Sohuohman BlVl3 Alfred S. Nlusielak BlVl1 ENS Boyd F. Stevens Charles A. Littlefield BIVI3 Henry S. Allday SN Ist DIVISION 2nd Row Left to Right James W. Treece SN lames P. IVIoGrath SN Erik K. Rasmussen SN Larry A. Carr SA David S. Parke SN Richard lVl. Baggett SN 'K' Otto E. Wilson SN Walter I. Greczek SA Henry J. Houde SA Stephen H. Brethorst SN Anthony R. Kuchinsky lr. SN Thomas Nl, Davis SN 1 89

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1st Division Motto: The Fighting First ' One two three four What the hell we ,rocking for? Four three two one Cause we like to rock for fun. Here we go down the board We gotta rock-can't stop Hit it, hit it, shift a board. When speaking of a cruiser deck division one can't forget the Holy- stone Chant. In GALVESTON's First Division this little verse is a weekly ritual, an integral part of holystoning the wooden deck. Holystoning is only a small part of the maintenance job handled by the division. They perform a variety of jobs throughout the ship. They stand watches as Boatswainfs Mates of the Watch, helmsmen, messengers, and the ever present life ring watch. In addition the life boat crew is ready at a moments notice. A large part of the ship's gun crews, repair parties and messmen are First Division men. Last, but not least, are the boat crews. GALVESTON's boats are the shar- pest in CRUDESPAC and the lst Division is proud of its two, the Captain's Gig and the Number One Utility. Replenishment at sea is their specialty, and accomplishments in this field have fulfilled GALVESTON's motto. In 'YTHFLT replenish- ments the division has consistently exceeded the standards of exceln lence in rig -time with AKS, AO, AE and AF ships and contributed its share toward the record breaking AKSXCL UNREPS of December 1963 and March 1964. I . . f , as Q-A



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Q11-ezn1 1-T ' I . lf lst Row Left to Right Peter G. Nelson BM2 Bruce O. Mosley BM2 Larunce A. Stritch BM1 LTJG James Howard Lyle C. Hipner BM3 Jerry F. Montgomery BM3 90 Zn Ist DIVISION d Row Left to Right 3r James J. Jackson SN Kenneth L. Wagner SN William E. Clark SN Albino QND Ancheta SN George H. Rigby SN James C. Bobier SN Noel C. Orcutt Jr. SA Daniel W. Muntz SN Billy G. Ault SN d Raw Lett to Right Melvin R. Wilson SN James D. Eason SN Verne T. Isaak SN Everett T. Ellis Jr. SN Robert B. Burley SA Joseph L Wolfe SN Joseph R. Sibly Jr. SN LII rf lr Row Lett to Right Roger G. Larawall SN Gerald S. Oginski SN Richard L. Pascoe SN Dennis G. AID SA John L. Mitchell SN Patil E. Picard SN Leroy J. Mathis-Jr. SN Armando tNI PireS SN Ranald M. West SN Harvy R. Mclvor SN Manuel Madrid SN ,-4

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