Galveston (CLG 3) - Naval Cruise Book

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HC-4 Was the Gnly Way to Fly Helicopter' Combat Support Squadron Four QHC-41, Detachment 48, embarked aboafd GALVESTON on February 27, 1967, While aboard the mission of the detachment was to provide aviation services to Com- mander Cruiser-Destroyer Flotilla TEN and to GALVESTON. Detachment 48, one of many detach- ments deployed at sea by HC-4, is home based at the U. S. Naval Air Station, Lakehurst, New Jersey. The Squadron was commissioned in 1961, with the primary mission of providing aviation services to non-aviation ships of the SECOND Fleet, SIXTH Fleet, and U. S. Coast. Guard Ice- breakers. , 4 ' ' ' While at sea, Detachment 48 made numerous personnel transfers , photography, cargo, and mail-run flights for GALVES- TON as well as for the numerous de- stroyers continually in company. On August 12th, the 500th landing on GALVESTON's flight deck was made by Detachment 48, The helicopter gets checked out before it flys. First Row: LTJG P, Schult, LT G. Baxter, LTJG C. Park. Second Row: T. Clark, J. Chadwick, W. Dluhos, L, Harrison. Third Row: R. Dorn, D. Ebaugh, M. Marcum, K, Wahpecome. 5 im t P 159