Goldsborough (DDG 20) - Naval Cruise Book

Text from Pages 1 - 122 of the 1971 volume:

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UNDEHVVAY--VVITH IVIIXED EIVIOTIONS TO D0 WHAT WE HAVE BEEN TRAINED TU DO. 3 tit! 22 pf JI. ,gi -Y Qu-H nun 0-nav. 111 wulvdill -.,-, mmf-.nun Ho-1 hm 'H' Ihr A Iii IV? Hq-ffwhtnl THRGUGH LUNG HOURS GFVVEARY WATCHES WHEN NGTHING HAPPENS I' ' 1 ,wi f 5 ...',.-f1f- ww wnif fgflgpmfi 1 , N 5 V N ooovxw i 4L.......f. ,. g,,,..,....,,......, 'U 6 1 G Q I , ,, V , x .. ,,.,...,....,.. ... .-,.,- --' . -- THE STEADY HUIVI UF MACHINERY THAT TELLS US ALL IS WELL Sl 7 ,,, . WE ARE READY . T' W 1 r '1 L11-15 s l 1 is ..e M 1' W s, U gf , A .. .1-W-X- ,F f Q 1' T0 DG WHAT MUST BE DGNE , 1 if ,1 , ki TL. , .if Qgff gif 9 WERE A SHIP THAT NEVER REALLYSLEEPS 311 fr ' 2 Sm avi 'Z 10 TWENTY-FOUR HOURS A DAY SPENT KEEPING OURSELVES READY . . .JUST IN CASE WE'RE NEEDED AND THOUGH THE WORK IS HARD AND THE HOURS LONG Z .-fri ff' g O T? . lf? THERE IS ALWAYS A BIT GF HUIVIOR PRESENT TD HELP PASS THE TIME V 7, fws.. 1 agri- 'ldf' -1: 1 I Fifa- 'ff -i WE'RE TRAVELERS OF AN EVER CHANGING SEA.. .A SEA VERY IVIUCH LIKE OURSELVES - CAPABLE OF GREAT FURY OR SERENE CALM 15 WE TAKE GUR PLEASURES WHERE AN D WHEN WE CAN f l f :T 3 A LIBERTY IN A FGREIGN PORT rr pw i nit 1'-F ki NX'- ,,....- 1 Ns ..b L 17 I 'f ,gf A BULL SESSION WITH OUR SHIPIVIATES ,-F K 1 X 18 5 Gigi . - -, E?-Q ' , - ' 1 uf D V VV 1' 1 'Tw ,P 5 'ff' Y wir 19 A HOLIDAY ROUTINE . .. ,M 4 y 1 , N 'N o Q lx J! .-P 1 if ff, .-.in-ilu. 20 if ,, X, Li .g. nv F E ii ,L f 2,fj,' Vg., A f vi i. ,.. gg 5' 5'1 x-A . , ? 1 ! Kuna N, 'Ns A MOMENT TO REFLECT ON ALL THAT IS GOING ON AROUND US... Q, R ,Fir 2. 21 WERE HOIVIE Etv I l 1 vu .dr ,vw nt' .w . 1: , , 3-,,, 4-49 .f...... -v, A 4, p. - yn sta. 4 U' 2- 7' ...W . ., 'f--::':g.- - 'Fix 22 sg . Rf? TO THE ARIVIS OF OUR LOVED- ONES - WITH THE VVARIVI FEELINGS OF ACCOIVIPLISHIVIENT THAT COMES WITH KNOVVING THAT YOU'RE ONE RED HOT DDO 23 COIVIIVIANDING OFFICER Z l Gilbert E. Schmidt Commander US Navy Commander Gilbert E. SCHMIDT was born in Oakland, Cali. fornia in September 1924. After attending high school in Patterson California and Modesto Junior College, Modesto, California, CDl2i SCHMIDT enlisted in the U. S. Naval Reserve in January 1943, During World War Two CDR SCHMIDT served in the Pacific with the Naval Air Transport Service. ln 1953 he was advanced to Chief Aviation Machinist Mate and participated in an operational evalu- ation of land-based airborne early warning systems in Korea, Subsequently he was ordered to Officer Candidate School and commissioned an Ensign in the U.S. Navy in August 1954. CDR SCHMIDT has served sea tours as a gunnery division officer in USS ROCHESTER lCA 124l, Operations officer USS COGSWELL lDD 651l, operations officer for Commander De- stroyer Division 212, operations officer USS LYNDE MCCOR- MICK lDDG 8l, and commanding officer USS GALLANT lMSO 489l. His shore assignments have included duty on the staff of Commander FIRST Fleet, the command and staff course at the Naval War College, and duty in the Strategic Plans and Policy Division, Office of the Chief of Naval Operations. Prior to assum- ing command of GOLDSBOROUGH, CDR SCHMIDT was Com- mander of Mine Division SEVENTY-TWO. A Q i, waiiqiqfaoiivlffil f 9, sql? xwfmhl . s ,, l ffl? gif? ll iiab X Nr vxig V f Q h l i s XXX X al XX AAVA l i n' Q x Oxy, r K 1 R53 i 24 ,L x x 3 N -4-.....,11 N-4-....,.,,,..- K -ei Boatswain's Mate - Pass the word - It's time for the Brian Anker Show! f S.,-'-' x 3 I .FY J ' U 4 f' r 5 ' 4 - 1ff-- :wx '- A ..N. W. , Y' ' k- . ..-.anim .fr ? k-' -qi -,, f' A -' . 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OVERSTREET, LCDR Milledgeville, Georgia Supply Officer Engineering Officer Robert P. Jr. BRAINERD, LT Jack F. STINNETT, LT Kailua, Hawaii Fairfax, Virginia ii W 9' ff , '-' er x' LK ' t M If F: Navigator Peter D. SANGER, LTJG Long Island, New York 27 .41 IVISION James M. TODD, LTJG Virginia Beach, Virginia l I I QQ f' ' 'mf is.. RIGHT Is SMT... QLEFV Is OPEN... Q LEFT IS OPEN. . . RIGHT IS Sum... iiwbd 4-Q-O f-I I ,fx X 5 I f U , I IV W I A I , - I I 1'I1Xax i,f yfhhggpgz ' ,K ml Oscar R. NELSON, MMC Howard N. FREEMAN, MMI William U. TAIJERON, MM1 Waipahu, Hawaii Mentor on the Lake, Ohio Taloforo, Guam -nu' 1 5513.165 Anil X 11 Melvin E. ABBOTT, Ill, MM2 Patrick R. BYE RS, MMFN Robert A. HEINZE, MM3 Hinesville, Georgia McDonald, Ohio Lake Denville, New Jersey lei! - - ,.--' Douglas L. HUYCK, MM3 Darrel D. JOHNSON, MM3 VICE DKSN Michael M. KACZMAREK, FN Saint Johns, Michigan Fairmont, Minnesota Toledo, Ohio 29 Oscar R. NELSON, MMC Waipahu, Hawaii 330.165 rg , 29 Melvin E. 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PHii.i.iPs, MM3 ellevme' West Virginia Watsonville, California 30 47, vi K V51 James VALLIN, MM2 Wrightsville, Georgia UP DIVISION 1 s 0151 Qkafv ,M-. 332 Perry P. Jr. CRAVER, LTJG Laconia, New Hampshire ix-K L C2112 I Af! IXfxxxQv xl xf-,-. z 'V ,LAM kg-,, , -4,-ff, Xf fyd- fx, 1 fxn-. 5 f 'fig A W ,M-f- ' m , k X v M x jj L 0 e Q Y o e 0 Q 0 6 W9 A M1111 NCT' Ri J 'ibuT T THWK H'-ip!! 32 7 5-r fN'7K'D ME 'fo MHQWQY 1-HM--. X Inf! Jerry R DAVIS SMC KennethJ HYVONEN RMC Keroy R PAGE SMC Carcusle Kentucky Honolulu Hawau Dallas Texas 'CLP ,J 1J'5'Y' WlIllamD OEHLER RM1 PauIT SHAPKAUSKI SM1 RonaldC ARNOLD RM3 Hackman Mull Mnssourl Marxham lllmols Hamlet North Carolina X71 6' Gary A CROSS, RMSA Dalton P DAVIS, SMS Gregory A GIBBONS, RMSN Sapulpa, Oklahoma Mudland, Texas L05 Af1Q9l9S, Cahfomla 33 flx 1 b - 1 Rik? , ,ja j :M-A ' I ' I ' 1 I 1 , . Y ll A -. . Sri' . -f 1 'Jkt N 1? l.--:S , -, .Y Q A as .f Vi 'ga ' L I . I ' f ' I ' I . I I . . I . 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YARCHO, SN Portland, Oregon Portland, Oregon Lincoln, Illinois Roy P WILLIAMS SMSN as 35 1h 'l' 1- hwy , Chu -dw CQND Dlvlslom PM is --L xl , i K i-h.,f,,Xd,....--- iffy' 'QQQ ,AXE wwf - ' my Lg: ,, X -X f x f ' X ',,.,,ff'2 0 I x - EQf :'d,g5'l J Q fl' ff d 41142, NXSR fxxxvb-rv-A,,-,A . iff ' ,v N Yi Q I X., ,122 1 i sf N- 4 - s s I A W. W Anim -V va-br. ,-..-.-. -f 3 ,M-5.1, -9 V I H L: Q1 NQBAXCQJX Q ssmlussss fb David R. CARLSON, ENS ' Q, gf South Dennis, Massachusetts ffyf s.. saga 1 Llilg. fs FIVE INCH F1FTYf FOUR fo ME f W itil, 5 54- Y 5 , 'K 11 Q, 1 uf Y i Ye ff I X.. i J. W. NICCLURE, GMG1 Richard H. IVICNEILL, GMM1 Conley D. MILLER, GIVINI1 Town Creek, Alabama Flint, Michigan Hayward, California W ' .Q fl 11? . -4 I 'hw B... -1- A hir- ,e f ' 1 X A Ii 1 'H si O f-2.4. r ff, .ni 3 U 4 i - ' R , Q- , ,bf f. Q Nf '5 5 f if , Gerry A. SEYMOUR, GMG1 Gerald G. CURTIN, SN Robert E. GAGNE, GMM3 Ocean Springs, Mississippi Forsyth, Missouri Berwick, Maine David E. HANEY, GMM3 Roger L. HENRY, GMG3 Aiea, Hawaii New Orleans, Louisiana 37 fy fl' flu-' viii' 'H-1'P ' 4' ' '- Chu-.2 ,..4 - gl fx . ' O' r e I X L' J if . If 9 ' Ronald W. HENSON, GMM2 Batavia, Ohio L:-1 vqvg if ,, A I .grew .1 e, ll J f . 1 R5'JiL'I 5 I 4 I Dennis E. HOJNA, GMG3 George W. KALIOPE, GMM3 Gerard D. LAMBARDI, GMG3 Algonac, Michigan Willoughby Hills, Ohio Natick, Massachusetts Randy S. PAIVA, GMMSN Jackie L. SMITH, SN Cecil J. TALBOT, GMM3 St. Louis., Missouri Parsons, Kansas Iowa, Louisiana l.m.m John P. VILLASENOR, SN Daniei B. VLIEK, GMG2 David I. WEITZEL, GMMSF-J Burbank, Californ ia Hammond, Indiana Webster, New York 38 I t i nv-A-.-H :': ri-1' '-J--4' V i f 1. . . 'z P 1 NAVIGATION DIVISIUN .mu-um... --hx. ...- ,..... ...... 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SCHMIDT, PC3 St. James, New York Ontario, California Edward J. SULLIVAN, OM3 Merrick, New York Edinburg, Texas Patrick L. TAYLOR, HM3 Cincinnati, Ohio V , Ji' 1,-v-A Steven M. YOUNG, OM2 Sacramento, California 41 E DIVISION 1 ' 1 ij I flfl I I ff? I I If gg ix I III x , - f Sf K WJ I lil Marshall E. RACHIVIIEL, LTJG North Miami Beach, Florida X I ' x , .1 X ,xv I i rx x 'x X x x, I ls' X , .If L-1 C. Q I-fa,,,,L -nn.-1 IC RCOPI All STATIONS PHONE CHECK! WV fl iupmzstrli i if l... Boger L. SAIVIUELS EMC William K HOLLOWELL ElVl1 JamesW WAGGONER IC1 Long Beach Callfornla Colmar Pennsylvanla Cheyenne Wyoming fri' I ! IN l BrlanE ALLDS lC2 lVlarvnnT BOWMAN STGSIEM Bully R CORLEY ElVl2 Alea Hawau Buckley Washlngton Opelika Alabama 1'-A dl Leslie G DE BOER YN3 Bela HOHNER EM3 James D. HOUSTON ENIFN Lnncoln, Nebraska Y0r1kers, New York Dallas, Texas .Y I ' W l H' A vig fy 1 , ', . 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I I U' DQ N0-r QOTATE OR RADIATE Aww EI,ECyrfLcNIf, E,QI,uPMENV' WHILE MEN Fffdai wmwxrliw ALQPT II '7 X I ., ,,,.....4ai John C. KEANE, LT Wantagh, New York 1 -ff ng,- .. f--lg. 5 '-ff' ,. -In-rf, I- 1 Mgr! A A., F William C. CLENDANIEL, ENS Woodstock, Vermont gh if I Wesley H. PAULSON, RDI I . Napa, California ff, I r 4, 559.25 Q 3 .35 I 'At :J V . A ,K Q ,Ii by Je . Tig . , , :Q fi . , I as .W I,-m-fro X .V fQu5il41l+Q Ei ,lf A+. A I . a ii , i.ii ia Timothy J. BRUCK, RD2 Bernard, Iowa Henry C. WRIGHT, ENS Honolulu, Hawaii John F. CARROLL, RDC Lahabra, California Floyd A. BAPTIST, RD2 Honolulu, Hawaii F, . . Daniel E. BYERS, RD2 IVlcDonald, Ohio 46 Joseph J. BONANNO, RD3 Union City, New Jersey James D. EDWARDS, RD3 Peru, Indiana lv B .- 'IA-iv John D. ENIMONS, SN Gary Fl. FICKER, SN Larry FORTUNO, RD3 Federal Way, Washington Cole Spring, Minnesota Waipahu, Hawaii fl! im, ! .- fi I f x ' L Larry E. FRY, RD3 Darrel D. GIONSON, SN Ronald T. GOSS, RD2 Long Beach, California Waipahu, Hawaii Niagara Falls, New York 9954 -if 3 ixq -L. 44f James L. HAAG, RD3 Gerald Fl. HENSEL, RD3 D0UQl3S C- IWAHORU, RD3 Medford, New York Kaneohe, Hawaii Milinani Town, Hawaii 47 i i l Bruce J. KENNEY, RDSN Warren, Ohio Douglas P. MYERS, RDSN Fullerton, California William J. REFICE, RD3 Gardena, California . 11 y aff? David L. LAWRENCE, RD3 James B. MORRISON, RD3 Lowell, Massachusetts South Holland, Illinois Thomas C. OVERMAN, RD2 John J. QUEEN, RD2 Warren, Ohio Syracuse, New York gli 1s.,.. JSFTISS C. SODERGREN, RD2 Peter C. TALBOT, RDSN ishpeming, Michigan EI Paso, Texas 48 iv .4 E, i 'n ,u B llm L. o , John B. TAYLOR, RD3 Stephen R. WAIVIBAUGH, RD3 Lebanon, Connecticut Hubbard, Oregon wi 'T v 5 , H my audi' n 49 OX DiVlSION M M Ronaid W. LAUGHLAND, CWO2 Donora, Pennsylvania ,, fgfj in + L -'lhilil HLHXGHT wolf THE msg' Gm' 7991 H1 7' 7?ff.Q gxnn UMUM iff' ff-7CA -1 it 'C J. L i A ,ss ...If - s N LJ Lester B. HAWES, FTNIC William P. ALCORN, FTIVII David A. DIETSCHE, FTG1 Paton Greene, Iowa San Jose, California Santa Rosa, California Nl QZCPIB 'if f '. V ,YI 'mi' , K ,M 'i A g r , , 5 ,V af, ..,, f, I x Bradford L. GILBERT, FTM1 Lawrence J. KIRKPATRICK, YN1 Thomas H. IVIITCHELL, FTNI1 Texas City, Texas Lincoln City, Oregon Harlowton, Montana . ,.. i I I .V ? 5 7 fy Paul R. SAFLEY, FTM1 Ray H. WEATHERHOLTZ, FTM1 Warren C- BISCOE, FTlVi2 Springville, Iowa Lurav, Virginia Media, Pennsylvania 51 I B'-X' all f if -,., 'm- William R. BURRELL, FTNl3 Warsaw, Virginia 1 f Stephen J. FLANIGAN, FTM3 Schofield Barracks, Hawaii Ralph H. JACOBS, FTG3 Kaysville, Utah 7? i . Donald E. ENGEL, FTG3 Floyd J. FITZGERALD, FTM2 Hamilton, Ohio Honolulu, Hawaii 'Qi' ' ., ff 4, , i ' .., .,., , , ,...'f'ai , ' 512' 1 . il! if Philip W. HEYCOCK, FTM2 Robert E. HUNDLEY, FTM2 Dallas, Pennsylvania Austin, Texas V' pe... sa if Q v-CL ir- Kenneth K. KANESHIGE, FTG3 John F. LAW, FTM3 Waialua, Hawaii San Francisco, California 52 1 ll XX lr. L .Q l............ .4115 Robert K. MCCALL, FTM3 Lansing, Michigan l 1 . Samuel B. MONCHEK, FTM3 Hollywood, Florida ,,,,.1.1.......,...... - ...-W., 4 John M. ROSE, FTM3 Laurel, Maryland S o ::.:?' Kenneth A. MAIN, FTG3 Ewa Beach, Hawaii 1 Dale C. MONSON, FTGSN East Grand Forks, Minnesota -arf Walter SEIDELMAN, FTM2 Holland, Michigan 53 fix! T we Robert L. MCCURRY, FTG3 Kansas City, Missouri William F. POPE, FTG2 Falls Church, Virginia l 5 Wayne L. SKILBECK, FTM3 Springfield, Illinois aff'- Richard B. STANFORD, FTM2 Mayer, Arizona --, . , ' I X. ' , Gregory A. YATES, FTM3 Walnut Creek, California George E. THOMAS, FTM3 Ora D. WICKLIFF, FTM2 Nampa, Idaho Newark, Ohio zi' -1-,..-1 Q-,.. i wg If f -gi -5 15: ii: 1, 1: i X 1 - ,1.,l, V try I i ,, 'Q fhx I I A UY7, . WH'-mA.nJ-g l x:r.x4x.1 ' f' if f ' ff steven B SHEPHERD LTJG .few ' 1 ,ai uh A Jmlj .fx o 'I Q51 XX ' , - f f X We- Q , xx I-A55 W TT f api V i.,-L1 EX 5' ' V' U? ,Nix -, 'W' ' .M ,,J WK, fs? J X XFX , f - ,l . f X, , 'L 101 N ,,. .qw S JM fx N X L, .5'r7'T '1Mx A-jf? FR F 1 - X f' 11 A I K, I 'ff L- 'V-----E ' K I, I 3- X aa 1 1'-f, - r .J R mb N ' I E fb '- Dny f-J - K 1 ' f' X U x I K , -ff ' -' TW 'M 2 W Xf f uw N fN g ,- wx Q Duarte Callfornaa HF l lf7,' ffflf 'F' gjifff N 4 'rv-71 '4 Iq,N,kfr,? Il' rflf 1 U13 rvwlxffkf, A7 , ,... . no C11 , . 4 Tvs, .1 tffsgg f Lf!li'- - l , 4 l 7 X52 1' . 'Q' if ll Gil C PATRICIO, SKC Lionel A. WIGG, CSC NarCiS0 C. lVlARlANO Jr. SD'l Laguna, Phillipines Palatka, Florida Olangap0, Phillippines ll' MN nui1: ' ' l Thomas L. MOORE, SK1 Augustin Nl. PlLl, DK1 Donnald L. PORTER, SH1 Newport, Rhode Island Honolulu, Hawaii North Platlte, Nebraska l . Q., l i, ,UM Af s Clifford R. WILLIAMSON, C31 Ban B. AGONOY, TN Oscar Nl. ANDAL, TN E' P2801 Texas Sangley Point, Philippines Manila, Philippines 56 A in of ',' f Iffv 5 Danilo L. BALASI, TN Laguna, Philippines Thomas V. CASALINO, SN Brooklyn, New York Robert G. CLARK, SK2 Waipahu, Hawaii F Sxusgryf' s -L - .1-f Z, .5 ff 'Na i f 1' G 5 . is 1 fe f V 'ii 'U Serafin R. BAUSTISTA, SD3 Thomas R. BRAY, SN Pasay City, Philippines Mercedes, Texas 7 r K ff 'rxx fs ,, jf . XX.,ff nm lg-ef Rodelio L. CATEROJA Andrew J. CHAVEZ, CS3 Sangley Point, Philippines Callup, New Nlexico lflll ll! rig Arthur D, CLINE, SH3 Richard J. ESCOTO, SN Akron, Colorado Phoenix, Arizona 57 ,- l ll,i' 'w-.f 'Z' JFPFAQ-we Ar X114 .Ry .... x-L Q ii . gf-Q Y., it NHIUA' X t rs , S94Q'f4f' is 1-f.,ae,,e 2 i X awk- .55 Llszqfifaf cz- 'a fx., w X, e 1-'ff Q 4 K N 3gff?wf7- ' ,A .nh L5 -f' James F FLEIVIING CS3 Emanuel P. GlNNlS, SN Robert H. HARNION. SN San Francisco, California Campbell, Ohi0 Hagerstown, Maryland' If JU? if Bernard D. HILDERBRAND, SN Edward F. HOGAN, SN David L. HUTCHINSON, CS2 Vinita, Oklahoma Barry C. JOHNSON, DKSN Wells, Minnesota 1, E - . Long Beach, California Texas City, Texas John T. KNKSHT, DKSN Mmm H. LIEBERMAN, SK3 Sacramento, California Chicago, Illinois 58 flu f ,f Rgmulilf , W 'S . I ,319 I n., O 'Q jx L ' Q ' ,L ,hrk I-IA, , lv, 42 ' -'w .fm flilllll . Albert S. LOZANO, SN San Frenando, California George L. MARTIN, SN Gramby, Missouri Robert M. PAR R, CS3 Orlando, Florida Roberto D. MANGOHIG, TN Gerardo R. MARCOS, SD3 Zamboles, Philippines Paombong, Philippines . ' I I:-Ig 4,f.fYi,Ja 5 0 SUM Juan MARTINEZ, SN Richard M. MCALLISTER, SN Oakland, California Cleveland, Ohio 1 -f' N , 'Many M E , 'Q 2 ' ,,1 ' f 1 r ' , r M,,,....4P VA Felix H. PAVLAK, CS3 Isaac L. PERKINS, SN Enfield, Connecticut PiC3VUl'19, Mississippi 59 I 1 W I' 'H if -T513 Robert J. RAMSEY, SN Melvin R. RAY, SN Lovington, lilinois N 1 , ,iv-5 if M . , ,M A , be D 4 11 I i I wi 1 4 o O Q n'+'e'e WM O O Oi No my p?,U f .ui is S ., . N ,e in in S Joe A. RIVERA, SHSN Alice, Texas Cordell, Oklahoma Teddy B. ROUNSAVILLE, SN Ellisviile, Mississippi SWWIIJ .SS aff . 4, J V 3 - 2 ERVHTE Ramon D.STEADIV1AN, SN Dennis F. SWEET SN Santa Maria, Californi 3 Ca55aDOIiS, Michigan Stephen L. REFFETT, SK3 Guansville, Indiana Paul R. SHANE, SN Fulton, Ohio i John B. TAYLOR, SKSA Pmsviue, Marvland 60 I Roger D. TOUTAINT, CS3 Iconia, New Hampshire 'xxa- i?........ for J fha' Joseph C. TR ESS, SN Wilfredo A. TUTOL, TN Burlington, New Jersey Bataan, Philippines v xl I fy ' 'Q' .i . , Z ,. -4 Q + 1-V SvqeM, ' I L F sg.. v ft . If 'WMM' w , -5, ' ' A-41,5 'A l'i . lg! 3 egg' ' ,Q -'!f !' ' f I ' Q , J l'J . ' ' vpn 5 'u , .J ' - Y- ' F X 'Sf-' rt. .,. -K 1, -l A . f F WX' I . ,V ,X 4 Rf .. 1 - ' Jammu: Dwight D. UPDEGRAFF, SK3 Jesus VALDEZ, SH3 Billy lVl. WILLIAMS, SK3 Midwest City, Oklahoma Robstown, Texas Cincinnati, Ohio 61 FI DIVISION E . IS, ,JA My , John E. BISHOP, LTJG Troy , N. Y. QI I ' J WI , fy I :I Q54 VI If A C ,r MLK 7, J ,fl I I, , - F C., A, v'4lf110'Z. -, , 1 I l Q , fAfEf?5' Zz: 40 , Zir I,f,'ff1L D fl! rpg DHL! I I 6 2 -1 Nr 1 -more if Bernardo A. Jr. ELAYDA, MMC Honolulu, Hawaii ir li Tommy L. NELSON, DC1 Little Rock, Arkansas i . iz 1 'ff 'T' Af 's x'- ' Ronald G. BOTTONI, MM3 George E CAREY Jr FN Gregory K CORRIVEAU SFH3 Rochester, New York Queens Village New York WHlllf19fOfd CONNECTICUT David A. GILL, MM2 Wichita, Kansas -,f, Michael W. GOLDSMITH Topeka, Kansas Lawrence C. GOO, DC3 Honolulu, Hawaii David L. LESELL, MM3 Alvaro PAEZ, FN Thomas C. POWELL, MR2 Seattle, Washington Elmhurst, New York Denver, Colorado --Q William D. SANTJER, SF3 Seattle, Washington E xi.. , -Wifi Robert c. soLAzzo, FN Terry lvl. suLLivAN, DC3 LOWell, Massachusetts Roseville, Michigan 64 ..-, ,, ,, ?, if t L.,:f K 1 , ,. ! , I - 3. .4 4 r . , nl!!! nll 1 it , f .' ,Q .Q N. at ..,,..,-. if :Y 4 .mx H K '.T,E'.,'X H X! ,, . K .pa X ' ., ,A V 3-at H -ws f A XX ' 1 ff tr? ' , 'HX , V- fs- - m Gordon O. SUNDBY, DC3 Harvey G. TILLIVIAN, EN3 Max E. VONDERHORST, MM2 Central Point. Oregon Lisben, Connecticut Savannah, Georgia Otto B WILKINSON FN Brownsville Texas 65 4 5 3 . V i gt 13 7 I f 4 Us 2 2? Q. 25 5 I , 5. ST DIVISIG N 4.1-1.4 tif,-.mv qw. 121- 1-f Z - 1 J ISLE X!!-!,-f ff' if yy 'Q Ji f X552 ffffi Q 'J' ,X gig fi! i X, 1-f-ffif, L ff , HM -07,1-f klrf X if fd!! ,ff Q5 -Tb 'F 'jf'-ff X Pi ff Brian PANKER, LTJG WK N N X CMQ! MJ' , Fairfax, California ii mx? THAT PINNEg.L.i.a Nfivaii como Rif 66 fx E,nm'3,iN,xiNS CHAR' Q,'Q Paul WHITTLETON, BMC Wedgefield, South Carolina James H. BELLINGER, SN Rantoul, Kansas Richard M. BROWN, SN Pittsburg, California if? 44, ...J ,. SSiii-i 25 r ,t.i My A,A5 I 1 ' L ,.M ,.,, V, r F A . 5 . , ...Ar - J, . 1 .I 1 ' Q V' .s g ,f ' K V . 5 ., SA ggi Ax E B f r i i i :iii U1 ...., NL... EVANS I In . William D. EVANS, BM1 Leonard W. BAILEY, SA Sumter, South Carolina Princeton, West Virginia Michael M. BIGNELL, SN Terry L. BLACK, SN Lombard, Illinois Portland, Oregon Gregory L. CHINCIO, Aiea, Hawaii 67 A 4 ni, gg ..,, , .f,:., 2 SM3 Garry W. COLVIN, SN Phoenix, Arizona 3 si 1, K C. Larry D. FLUE, SN Lancaster, California Q Thomas W. HARELSON, SN Giaham, Washington ri It A, H 'G .is , 'J3' ua LJ. I , Erwin lSAACS,SN Buffalo, New York David F. GRAMLICH, BlVl3 Timothy L HALKOLA Waukon, Iowa Hancock Michigan Tommie HAYES, SN Muleshoe, Texas Donald L. LOVELL, BM3 Charles J MANOR Santa Rosa, California Austin Texas 68 Robert MORENO, SA Pasadena, California if Timothy P. MURPHY, SN Sioux City, Iowa ss. y ,K I . ,.X,X , I ,e i-1 -1 'Q ' .pi K X 1 ' f i, A- if is fi? Joseph R. MUELLE R, SN Henry C. MURPHY, SN Lodi, California Vancleave, Mississippi George S. NOBRIGA, BM3 Richard W. PINNELL, SN Honolulu, Hawaii Decatur, Illinois fi! Thomas i.. sTEvENsoN, BM2 Patrick J. THOMPSON, BM3 Liofredo A. TRuJiLLo, BM3 Presque Isle, Maine Flint, Michigan Alamosa, Colorado 69 Elf ,- ir 'F' 'Lf Q V Vw , ' Q' if - - . K i 'V , ' 1 , f i A' 7 i, ' , 'J John W. UNSELD, SN Stanley S. VZATEK, SN Charles E. WELCH, SA Bardstown, Kentucky Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Butler, Pennsylvania ' K, fig? W if-N4-. Keith vv. vvooovvoerri, SN wayne P. WRIGHT, SN Omaflof CBIHOVWH San Gabriel, California - 'N 1. ' Q X 1 5 if . V J 9 XY B DIVISION James M. TODD, LTJG Virginia Beach, Virginia Q I I I Q.. I X QQ K ,- ff Q 1 f X Q X! u -gf 'Q EX I ii I9 K G f B DIVISION .ff 4 Iv IQ vig? ,f- x 4 1 X1-,vw 45 I LQ X ' I Q I gy S I 0 7 ,fi f I 0 9 I O , ffit' X-'V X l , James M. TODD, LTJG f Virginia Beach, Virginia , f 3 ., J XL...-. H x .1 I f f':r,f IS L. f Larry A. VANCE, BTC Ronald H. ANDERSON, BT1 William MANANTAN, BT1 Honolulu, Hawaii ViI'0ClUH, WiSCOf1Sir1 Kauai, Hawaii ...., --151 ' f PU' Thomas E. ROGERS, BT1 Billy A. TANKERSLY, BT1 Wayne E. BRASHIER, BTFN Long Beach, California Bell Gardens, California , rf- V - Q A---N : ' I 4' gi gr , lllif lllli L., 'Viv' N' IP!-ef , I ,Eu i J iii-fl Christopher Nl. BURTON, FN S3C'am90TO, California Dearborn, Michigan Taft, California John W. CARR, BTFN John A. DENNIS, BT2 72 Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin Marshfield, Wisconsin P ,F Q7 if Q 1,' 0 'F Q 1 in Kenneth D. GREER, BT2 Benson, Arizona Robert J. GUZELL, BTFA Jon C. HECK, BT2 Cleveland, Ohio Ephrata, Pennsylvania Michael B. HERB, BT2 Ormrod, Pennsylvania W ' 2 ' I-ei - U' D Q s :K'i ,Til 'V I L' ' ,J , '13 Douglas M. KEMMLING, FN Kenneth R. KITE, FN Clifwn A- UTI'-E, FA Downey, California Bellevernon, Pennsylvania Sanders, Anzona 73 sig ,F 1 ff Jgr Gary L. MINOR, FN Larry o. PATTERSON, FN Waipahu, Hawaii Newark, New JEVSGY Alan A. SHARR, FN Richard J. SHINKLE, FN Old Force, Pennsylvania Terrance, California Michael G. RITTER, BT3 Orangevale, California Edward STALBE RT, FN New Orleans, Louisiana ima R ,,. lg y if 4 i I 1 , I . It , .5 i 3 f . ' r - '. Robin STRAWN, FN Steven H. VANNESS, BT2 Garrison, lowa Clyde, Ohio 74 i 'J- 5 v TLX' W G Gary J. WALKER, BT3 Lansing, Michigan Inf Stephen F. WILSON, BT3 Michael T. YOUNG, BT2 Nlalden, Massachusetts Honolulu, Hawaii LQQJ , Hague New York 2, -'V 6.-549 Q 5? 1 6 'Q ix 'Qi 2, ii ' ii ff Q' :x 'iifltll fl! Q If -w 51 L, J, 3 Rf K ,ei-Q X y I 4 4 X 6:-1 gn W Q V G' SXX-HXXTl'j 6 G 9 km fl.L. T I-lf' E1gTnrA8TE?O T uvwii mga Rc P 'Q-xrffrzi nx4DEFaNvTE I 313 ., ' '-!V ,f.K- . Mark V. ASHLEY, Ill, ETC Floyd E. ANCIL, ET1 Prairie Village, Kansas Marion, Indiana ini Paul D. CARVER, RDE1 Las Vegas, Nevada 'K JohnT BRUNER ETR2 Daniel Fl FRASCO ETR3 ThomasR GILCHRIST ETN3 Tulsa Oklahoma Springfield llllnois Bloomington California C' 'hw-. r 'x Harolarvi HANSON ETR3 DouglasS HINES ETF42 Th0maSC LEONARD ETN2 Duluth Minnesota Anaheim California Ashtabula Oh'0 ' 77 '24 I ' Q :B , ,I ' C 5 NN t A ' I mfg' 4. ' Q ll Y .- a 5 A Y g an -'ll l M i ' I 1 X, 4 , C V ff-fl r 51 il - A p f y.. K-:.. 4, K.-ini' V ' I X , E A l. 'Z if -izx . D 'iii' Q 'fmzi .M N gi Terrence V. MCEVOY, ETNSN James A. MORGAN, ETRSN Thomas C. ROBERTS, ETN2 Chicago, Illinois Tucson, Arizona Buffalo, New York ll .1 Q I AS DIVISION II IIII IIIII l 1 E isp in'-'ag gk N X K 5 II I N IIII X IJ ,II gl f-K,,fx x.,2 --- -V w'fg,f'i ' gin - f If-xx --W g Z , I f uk I 4 Craig W. MOORE, LT R, X , l If I I1 , if Pittsburgh Pennsylvania cn S o Z r ,- , V' 1 .4 Q SONAR CONTACT! as 2 , 1 l l ,IH ,av i 592 '-1+--'iw' I . -A Stuart A. GRESHAM, STCS William C. ADAIVIS, GMGC Robert O. CLEVELAND, ST1 Long Beach, California Ft. Lauderdale, Florida Spokane, Washington A 5, 'it X.: W 'l:fl5- QZADCIETB ST' George S. O.UlNATA, ST1 Benjamin M. ADERHOLD, STG3 ' C Oy' on a Samamaf Guam Denver, Colorado 5'! fi 5 r 4- 1 Allan A. BODE, GMG3 P r M. Seguin, Texas e ef BOYD, STG3 Charles C. coorvieea, STG3 Baraboo, VViSCOnsin Tacoma, Washington 80 - l :Vi Lon S. EXCELL, TMSN Wellsville, Ohio Saginaw, Michigan Wayne A. FOWLER, TM3 I .wg mme, ZIU OE' 23' F2 IQ. mc.. 55: 90 92 gb 41:75 2.-I 5. 2 Sw EE, ' 'Z ' W Q . , . .,:Mv4g?iijQ52 , h I i Q A , ,, . L b - X' Q I' , -ijt. f' M 'T QQ ' fx -g ' 1 1' 'L I' James J. GRINAGE, STG2 Baton Rouge, Louisiana wijgins-l ' wld.. b ufhggs , r ,,,, is .., ,, Michael E. MITCHELL, TM2 Mark Fl. RAPP, STG3 Florence, Alabama Fond Du Lac, Wisconsin 81 Homer D. GARNER, STG3 Columbus, Georgia Frank D. LASTER, STG2 Muskogee, Oklahoma Stanley G. SILVA, GMG3 Los Banos, California i i S i E ,Q N- .ugvi-5.3-u..umn ' .64 3 4 we-U. '...L 2 . z I i i i Jw UQ 41: Roy G. STEWART, STG2 Kenneth D. WINN, STG3 Honolulu, Hawaii Hobbs, New Mexico 82 SEA GF JAPAN But Uncle Sam wanted me! N qw- ga.: 'N'-.1 -..,.f D Gee! Only Sea-state nine today. Ivan, Vot are dey doink down there mit And around the first post - it's Goldsborough by a sideburn! de b0ts??? A 4' 83 X-MAS ON YANKEE STATION i v i O i Wow - a Primo Beer shirt! Sorry, Captain, . . . Nothing for you. GOLDIE WIVES--WE SALUTE YOU CARRIER OPERATIGNS With task force 77 on Yankee Station F- w, ., 1 4 . O 'Wia- Q e Q' X Phantom coming in for a landing. ,.-. H , 3' ,iv ,, W. ,- ,' . ' ' . 5 an iq- w V K H AV lakh' . K 'f r' t. f , . K-nil! Y 11.1, A y , rf fl, .... Mxqf 'g ' '- ... . in 1, f '- K P ,r 4 .,,,..v,, if ' .A gn- V -- . ., ALM-gt. .quejzvg - 'Wai Am 1 W ,leg Y 5 W ,f www wN,,7,GT: , H V f. 'Img , . , -,..- 86 Left 4.2987 degrees rudder. 44 Admiral CLAREY, Commander-in-Chief, U.S. Pacific Fleet Visits Goldsborough. -N W.: 5 i ff , . M, MUSE? T ' 'ff- 5c ' ' u NAVAL GUNFIRE SU PPURT Keeping 8 Sharp watch for enemy swimmers. Mount 51 blasting away at the V.C. u-iwr-sh PTI' O Armed to the teeth. Plot set T Q . lik- H it A it , -...A 'I , .1 .fn .- 7'+qf1.,-. Q NN . e- ' '-s ' up 31' ' ' foA- T e-. -ns- 'Q ,E fs - , ,W YK , . , x ' h'7'-E'--'j'irg'm .. , -155,13-x ff' .jf '-'DN-f f,:i--- , , ,.f , ,.- X fb f-.- -S' -.4 , 'fs A -f You guys made the mess - Now clean it up. hwy , Q -'W '1 ' H i u rl A 'M' QT, X . '- H s- Mount 52 - ten fOUnds. . 4 ,, ,, . ,Q W-, f-tr.. s , 1 'fa S, 89 Ri. Catching Zzzzzzz in between missions UNDERWAY REPLENISHIVIENT -.a Tote that barge - lift that bale! Q 27 n 90 ,gnu- 5'-.. The Boys in the Band. , . ? gf in ' v - Catch! lit's empty! nr- ' ii 5 'i L X'- W A, an 91 F , S , i i i f 1 Y 3 x P i , f 3 I E a 1 2 5 i 1 5 1 I gl E I 5 if-.,, ,.a1..:.a ma. '. aaa- 5 SUBIC BAY REPUBLIC GF THE PHILIPPINES If I'd known, I'd have - I, worn my swim trunks. ' ' 'H' :ff 'P Yo-ho-ho and a bottle of rum. Away the gig - Away Spanish Gate. ff' E, .- . ,' ,,vii!1W!1f s' V' ' . Ship's Picnic. Downtown Burbank it ain't. f i' R , ,gg-., n A-,z.af, . A 93 . V--. .. .. L. . -..,-,- ,-KA Y . I, ..,,.... ,, , , 1 4 1 I 1 I i 2 K 1 E 3 I 3 l A I Q 2 5 I 1 i i 5 1 1 i 5 i Q E 2 I 3 Q 5 s 5 E 1 5 1 E 1 4 r Z , i -a P l I YOKGSUKA -- GATEWAY TO TGKYO -M., ,. P' 'av 9, 4 , .' . V gn? , -fn X ,IQ - Q 'K E ' sau All y 94 -.-4 A -'fr . ,f Q 1.,,Fj'4,f Cld Japan. He's probably got Mac Arthur's skivvies for sale 95 SASEBO, JAPAN Bienniel shoeshine. Huggy. ii. Sake Town. TY' ls the light spinning, or am I? 4 1 'I Look, Nleiko - there's a sailor. ...gl Where's the checkout counter? Sulfur hot springs. --s.. 'f i n5,u fe-L lim -un--...,, . ' 1 HS' be L A 2.4 W. 97 Sasebo Shipyard K ,,,. J-lvlf' L . , ' ff gm-,..A PM ' r ' ,. Q, av Entering Sasebo Harbor . , -J-. I I A A 5 . , N ll ll ' ' , V, , f Wi, 3 .f 'l-gf.-' ' l ' L VV: ' ,..,1- f ', ' ' A f ff, ,, ,.-..A.,..- .,,: I wth? 3 1, 1 7' TQ A ffinihm- ' - - ' hi N f- . -- ' . . , ' -TT' 1 F. 1: ,Q ' E 'f- - Q Aa E - . I K Il V x -. ru' -1,, h 57 C81 ,-...M - -- 3. VI -'Q 98 I I I I I 1 I 1 1 3 1 i E s z 2 f KEELING, TAIWAN 41 .s ' , T ,-.Flu-1 ,i -4.4 ff ' .av- Entrance to Keelung Harbor. if z azrmis- -we Q-,-5 1,11 A-1,4 N -1 fi I x ' ' fi' 77'S .'- -.- fy H5 TT' ?T- .. mum mum im mum uuuu mum uni!!! inn!!! mania 99 Taipei New Park Keelung passenger terminal S Ji . , W--1 . l H: lu. f by 1' tl , 1- 14 f 1. .4 il P . kt Q 'P ' 1 'fr Q. , - --.-'L Sailor, you buy me drink? Keelung Tower. WS qv' G ee - only 14,000 more and we-'Il be able to afford lunch. Congratulations 100 iff!!-3 My I - ' ' nn' Downtown Hong Kong as seen from the center o bor. Y? -4, ,af-4, Al! ,I Wanna buy a duck? 102 -vii A ,ow - 'L s5s -,Q-5'?', dvgfe u ffsgqg lid -A 45.419 The Floating Restaurants at Aberdeen. .-., a , V. - V- Q l a rw, a -J -'W' 'Gs' 'f ' 1- q.,,L.'- ' 1 ef . 4 ,T-.--'f f- ' a ffl 'J ...ara-f':'LEA,,'Q3 ,fig ' . . ifilliihwaflifi' - .., , ' - --F ,rfb 1 4,5--. ff- Q F 'Q .5 1: 'g ..3.-',,,.., -. I in .f- r A .,.., -. Q. . .r- 2 na- : ,...-s A9 .. -' :ES ff' I .,...4 A jp 55:.,,..41nn'f1,,,,,,..iY ,1 H ,,-,--3.1 . ' I .s 5 fi' e -.Lasso-C n.....-ug..-..- k.,,., 1 ls- - ,,,.1 11531:-if --W v ah .- 4. 'L H 4, 'HP .,.. - , ,.,, ... a, ka 'III r 'xiii .... ag. ., ll! E fr... 'fY'h-Mg r - A ..- , N - ' GEF l-Ljilk' ' ld ' ' Z 1 I Hong Kong viewed from Victoria Peak. .A .,-- .ny - ' THE DOMAIN OF NEPTUNUS REX If you love It Smile! Pollyvvog beauty queens. -,sg my -N. Yu.. 104 Bonano gav ng the Kiss of Fealty Jes 1 inn ll 11? I f-ra-V ' HW, Tl -15.1 You'll just love the cocktail sauce. Get me out of here - l'm drowning -d' - l, Thirty lashes and four more oysters. I NIELBGURNE, AUSTRALIA .A 1 fn , B 'FYI TI! P. ' . . , N- . -. ' 4 4 -x L 4 Q' M , ,mg -,A xy, - f- ,- . . ,,,, f-T.3+'E.LalIhl'- ' . . - - ,..,f.,, ,., ,..L an' ',,.. 4'5 '4 E ggi? 'kv 4- r .-,.,,. v R, f fzwxylyq- f I , .f -V I ALA n i at U 'M fl' I sl- .ix-N N! '12 gf f' n --N4 Y, X lvg I . fr f gf ' 5 'L ' 1 ' A 1 7 Y: I . AJ' 5 4 3? WT , li 4 fl ,Q n.. .144-.l- f 1 L 1 1A lf ' . H -A f: I N 'W U 21:1 '1 , ll Y- ,A 'le Eg . ' v.--+As..- 1- - -f' Ygfg,:',+El,llg WHL 4:5 ,-4 ,rya A A:f7,f.1.. A,., ,.,, -Ag '95-L.. A..,?'g,. 4-ip! , - I P, ' Ax' O I- - ' f Yi - 5 '...,ail A I. 107 Garner meets marsupiai. HGBART, TASIVIANIA ,vi mi. Being a tourguide can be fun ' C1 ff-iv!! 4.2- '1 . 1 4 . n I- n s ' W '5x1'1i.f 2'3 T:n-t?Jf'I,,if,v :fi-,lfk..K ' U .1 1' f,Allv,i1?-:J :HJ Lv, ,iq gm' 43'f'52,-li J 'fiqff I .A X RX 2 5 K , . 14 -4. X mf, 5 ,33 '-, --5 ' tx if I - ,1k 1,.',- r ' 1 ,H w , , i SUVA, FIJI I Underwater wo nderland. ,M ..,.,,w..-1 1 .nt Goldie at anchor in the harbor 3, Y, 4' 1-1.35 ' A1- M A-fcfj 110 -p , ' 'Ik' lf you would indeed behold the spirit of death, open your heart wide unto the body of life. For life and death are one, even as the river and the sea are one. - Kahlil Gibran James R. Harper, FN 111 Photo Not Available Alvin L. Peterson, BT3 P -S . ff. -3 V, ...Q 5, -Q..55...Af,,0gp3...4,N gr,-M ef ,NA--f:+ L5'1fgif, .' If?-:LI-gr f ', rw rg-.V-'A' ' 'ff-'FT'Tf I ff 'Fi F -f'fkf3Lk1Wf ,,, m,,,,rt,i,,,sv,-we ' ' ix aww 1551 ig. ,. or is -'Q , 1 - -A Q Editor: LTJG M.E. Rachmiel, U.S.N. 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