Galveston (CLG 3) - Naval Cruise Book

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R.S. Triplett, FTG3; G.B. Gosney, FTM3; R.P. Gosney, FTM3; R.L. Phillips, FTGSN; R.A. Gray, FTGSN; and E.I. Davies, FTGSN. R.E. Gregory, Jr., FTGSN; D.M. Gleason, FTGSN; D.J. Saladin, FTGSN; C.Z. Heyza, FTMSN; and G.O. Antuna, SN. The First Lieutenant ' s Division had more cleaning space per man than anyone I c4 .4 else aboard. They cleaned the ship ' s sides, and operated the Bo ' s ' n ' s locker, XOla JJ La ,- g p a j nt locker and the sail locker. They inspected, tested, and repaired all our lifesaving equipment. They manufactured all the canvas work for the ship and issued special clothing wherever and whenever it was needed. LT. Richmond; BO ' S ' N Young; A.J. Whipple, BMC; G. Vance, BM1; W.P. Krey, BM2; and J.J. Pitts, BMSN. G.E. Ahart, SN; J.J. Munger, bN; B.R. Gayhart, SN; K.L. Wagner, SN; F. P. DeLuca, SN; and R.D. Hammer, SN. B. Travis, SN; W.P. Kelley, SN; S.D. Strom, SN; D.C. Johnson, SN; H.W. Holderfield, SN; and T.W.H. Boomer, SN. 140

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J.A. Martin, I TM3; R.P. Sweeney, I I M3; B.S. Steel,FTM3; A.R. Kray, Jr., FTM3; K. Lyon, FTM3; and D.A. Graham, I TM3. P.R. Krausz . I rM3; J.F. Schiff, FTM3; C.J. Walker. FTM3; R.K. Weaver, FTM3; H.W. Bogle, FTM3; and D.K. Lodin, FTM3. N.V. luliano, SN K.J. Wain . i rMSN .-- -- While the guns of Third Division do all the firing, it is the plotting and directing Ff l of FG Division that places a projectile on its target. When firing at a range of several miles, many factors must be taken into consideration: speed and direction of the ship, speed and direction of the wind, land elevation, moving targets, timing of the fuse, and even the earth ' s rotation. Three different fire control systems are used within FG Division to solve fire control problems. w HNS Crowley; E.R. Betsworth, FTC; P.L. Myers, FTG1; D.W. Sawyer, FTM2; A.F. Abruzzese, FTG2; and D.F. Rood, FTC2 W a L.D. Ilolen, FTG2; R.W. Turner, FTG3; J.R. Ilensler, FTG3; R.E. Garrison, FTG3; P.J. Preisz, FTG3; and L.D. Crabtree, FTG3. 139

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M Our Marine Detachment provided an internal security guard and formed 3 v Jot tne nucleus of the ship ' s landing force. Although the landing force was ■ J- » never used, it was rumored that most of the Marines were more than willing to go ashore to put their two cents in. But they got their money ' s worth when they bombarded the Viet Cong with five inch projectiles from Mount 51, and provided support for their fellow Marine forces ashore. CAPT S» I .11 Miske; 1ST SGT C.W. McBride; SSGT J.L. Brady; CPL H.K. Morgan; and CP1 .1.1.. Dobogai. I PI R.E. Snyder; CPJ R.E. Schrader; CP1 R.S.Clayton; CPI A.H. Schmitz; LCPL G.D. Pray; and LCP1 T. A. Prince. 211121 LCPl T.A. Kelsey; LCPL A.H. PI R.M. Moss; LCP1 R.R. Asmussen; LCP1 J.E. Hubbard; and LCPL R.L. Smith. LCPL R.A. R.A. Fortcamp; PFC T.R. Cushing; PFC J.A. Logan; PFC r.P. Stone; PFC G.C. Ryan; and PFC L.T. Broadhurst. J J PFC C. Jackson; PFC R.L. Schol; PFC C.J. Phillips; PFC L.W. Russell; PFC M.A. Russ; and PFC T.L. Danielson. 141