George Clymer (APA 27) - Naval Cruise Book

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LCDR ROBERT H. YOUNG, SC, USN SUPPLY OFFICER LCDR Young was commissioned in 1954 from an unlisted status under the Integra- tion Program. He has seen a variety of duty stations, including the Mine Warfare Facility, Yorktown, Va . , and USS PRAIRIE (AD-15). He and his wife Toyoko have two children, Susan, 6, and {Catherine, 5. LT. WESLEY E. BAKEWELL, USN ENGINEERING OFFICER LT. Bakewell received his commission under the EDO program from OCS in 1961 . He lias served in a variety of sea- going assignments, including USS RANGER and USS SHEILDS, before coming to the CLYMER from the Amphibious Base, Coronado. LCDR HARRY S. CLOCK USN OPERATIONS OFFICER LCDR CLOCK reported at the end of the Cruise as Operations Officer. He was integrated in 1957 after serving nine years enlisted service. He has had duty on USS BIGELOW DD-942, USS TOPEKA CLG-8, XO of the Naval Facility San Salvador and has served as advisor of Junk Division 22 and 26 in Viet Nam. LT. VANCE G. SMITH, USN OPERATIONS OFFICER LT. Smith attended Columbia College in New York City, and was commissioned upon graduation in I960 through the NROTC unit. He served on board USS HELENA (CA-75) and with STAFF, COMFIRSTFLT before coming to the CLYMER. In August, I960, he left the ship to report for duty at Officer Candidate School, Newport, R.I. 10 ■

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LT ALEX F. DAROCZY MC, USNR MEDICAL OFFICER LT Daroczy relieved LT Watson in Yokosuka Japan prior to the ship ' s return. LT Daroczy and his wife Karen reside in San Diego . f ' LT. JOHN B. BARTLETT, USNR COMMUNICATIONS OFFICER LT. Bartlett attended Alderson-Broaddus College and received a BS degree in Business Administration in 1961. Com- missioned at OCS in November of that year, he served on USS ESTES (AGC-12) and at NAVCOMMSTA Washington D.C. before reporting to the CLYMER. He and his wife, Carol, reside in Lemon Grove, California. X LT. PAULV. WATSON, MC. USNR MEDICAL OFFICER LT. Watson attended Wake Forest College and the West Virginia University School of Medicine, where lie received his MD degree in 1 l ' o4 . He was commis- sioned an Ensign in the Naval Reserve under the Berry Plan in March of 196] . Dr. Watson left the CLYMER in September 1966 to report to the U, Naval Station, Key West. L I S. J ( $ l i LT. RICHARD M. PYNE, DC, USN DENTAL OFFICER LT. Pyne attended the University of Miami, Emory University, and the Medi- cal College oJ Virginia, where he InsD.D.S. in 1964. Priori urting aboard GEORGE CLYMER, lie se the U.S. Naval Hospital, Chelsea, M