Galveston (CLG 3) - Naval Cruise Book

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151 ROW 2nd Row Sr Paul L. Michaels GMMSN Luciano L. Corena GMM2 John H. Fredericks GMM2 Donald C. Marquis MT2 Leroy T. Waggener MTCM LTJG Donald G. Jerrell QMissile Ott? CWO-3 Henry L. Helms Manly D. Herron GMMC Ralph S. Batson GMMl QLPOJ James P. Anderson CMG2 James F. Geuntner SN David C. Stovvell MT2 James M. Foster MT3 David E. Barkand CMM2 John Wilson SN William A. Moors CMM3 Robert O. Hobart CMM3 John H. Cheney MT2 Leroy Johnson MT3 William J. Meyer Jr. MT2 Thomas J. Hunger MT3 Michael A. Maricle MTSN Walter E. Jackson MTSN William L. Reynolds GMM3 Francis D. Sahm MT3 d Rovv Thomas B. Cross MTSN Donald W. Coons MT3 Timothy K. Schuchman CMM3 Kenneth C. Sutherland CMM3 John D. Rhodes MT2 Rob C. Egbert MTSN Philip K. Solomon MT3 Robert A. Schantz MT2 Carl K. Kaylor MT3 Robert E. Wilmarth MT3 Harvy R. Holmberg lll MT2 E -a Al

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lst Row Robert C. Higgins GlVllVl2 Thomas W. Cowart GlVllVI1 Arthur J. Wilson GlVllVlC ENS Gunnar Sedleniek LTJG Richard D. Blackmer fDiv Dftb LTJG Ronald D. Yeck Clyde Kincade GlVllVlC Earl Way GlVllVl1 George R. Davis lVlT2 2nd Row 3rd Row Not present: Kenneth l. lVlayer GIVIGZ Moana Luuga GlVllVl3 Barry J. Sullivan lVlT3 Paul B. Sullivan IVIT3 William lVl. Curtis lVlT3 Jack T. Kennedy GlVllVl3 Glen H. Trebelhorn lVlT3 Walter W. lVlarsden GlVllVl3 John W. Gaither lVlT2 Wade D. Rodgers lVlT3 Grant E. Snyder SN James lVl. Knecht GlVllVl2 Lloyd T. Zock GlVllVl3 Tilly G. Todd IVIT3 Bruce R. Elkington IVIT3 Larry J. lVlartin lVlT2 George S. Wilkin MTSN

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Marine Detachment In October 1963, as they have done throughout the history of the Navy, the United States Marine Corps went to seag this time not to hang in the rigging as sharpshooters, not to sit in holds with packs and rifles ready, but as a integral part of the Ship's Company. These 41 Marines commanded by Captain R. C. YEZZI from the nucleus of the security element for the ship, they make up one platoon of the ship's Landing Party, serve as the ceremonial guard for the ship and carry out various other tasks as directed by the Commanding Officer. At Tabonnes Harbor in the Philippines, a Shore Fire Control Party Went in to adjust the shipls fire during an exercise. At a later date Mount 51, which is manned by the Marine Detachment personnel, received its E for the showing made at an anti-aircraft shoot. Operation Backpack found the Detachment with many additional dutiesg not only did they man their General Quarters Stations but they were responsible for the operation ot the Supporting Arms Coordina- tion Center. Many long hours Went into this successful operation. - .,,,.i .i x ,W,,,s.,..w,s Perhaps the Detachment's finest hour came with the visit of Gen- eral Wallace M. GREENE, Commandant of the Marine Corps. At the completion of his inspection the General praised the Detachment by saying they Were, one of the finest detachments afloat. if ix f,f!!1lli.XiXXx