Goodrich (DDR 831) - Naval Cruise Book

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I st Division NAME YORK, James R. MARTIN, Ralph C. SPRLEN, William H. GREN, Robert L. DODSON, Larry D. HAMRE, Pm R. LINDSEY, Herbert P. PENNINCTON, Boyce R. REMIEN, Richard SHANK, Cary C. MOORE, Henry M. COY, William J. ECE , Louis S. LECOURT, C. F. SULUVAN, J. X. REILLY, Leonard B. SINAY, Michael J. HUNT, Clarence E. SMITH, R. L. HUDCINS, Jerry L. HOME TOWN dt STATE Gardena, Calif. Akron, Ohio Beacon, New York Evert, Mich. Ottumwa, Iowa Baltimore, Maryland Shreveport, La. Spangler, Penna. Aberdeen, South Dak. Altoona, Pa. Sheridan, Wyo. Durham, Maine Newport, R.l. Woonsocket, R. I. Tiverton, Mass. Woonsockct, R.I. Toledo, Ohio Hopkinsville, Ky. Aguas Buenos, P.R. Hammond, Ind. 2nd Division ADELMAN, Raymond W. Anuzo, John A. Jr. Auron, wuiim J. amxssuzrx, sawn. J. Jr. BUSTER, Albert H. CLAIR, James DANIS, Daniel A. EDMONDS, Albert E. HAASE, Marvin A. HAHN, William Jr. HERBERT, Claude L. HIGGINS, Kenneth T. HINEMAN, Calvin D. JACOBSEN, Theodore H. JOHNSON, Ronald A. JOHNSON, Jerry D. KERNEY, Eugene LACERSTROM Alfred C. I LANDRY, Charles, H. LOUIS, John M. MCCLYNN, Vincent E. MOSTARDA, Virgil A. MOWRY, Edmond C. PENDELTON, Jiles W., Jr. RAGGIANI, Alben F. B RFJAIEN, Richard SIHDKIDAN, James L. SNOW, Alben M. TOBBI, Anthony J. F D NAME WACHOSKI, Aloix M. RICHARDSON, John HARBISON, James C. LFE, Robert E. BURROWS, Dave L. KELIAR, Michael C. CLOUSTON, Marvin L. SPECIALE, Alfred J. 8 SMITH, Donald W. ANDERSON, Clifford A. MORAN, James WESTBROOK, Jack R. MacFADYEN, Douglas VENESKY, Joseph SNYDER, Richard E. SCOUT, William W. MITZLAFF, Alan D. OU7, Jerry HUTCHINS, George E. BASLOCK, Cecil L. KELLY, Michael J. ..C.. NAME WARD, Winston HEIDE, Thomas J, LACEY, John A. GRIFFIN, Rodney S. WILLIAMS, Robert R. NOBLICK, Robert A. SPENCER, George C. BILLMAN, Russell A. BREECE, Alvin L. PASHOIAN, Harry Jr. SMITH, Ralph L. NAME KILBRIDE, Dexter B. ARNOLD, Calvin C. SPRADLINC, Bill A. DESANTELL, Frank CERHARDT, Fred C. PHILLIPS, Robert L. TRAHEY, Thomas SOLIS, Frank A. BERMEL, Robert M. CLIFFORD, Raymond J. WILSON RAPPAPORT, SANTOS, F. C. EDWARD, Carter CAJIGAL, L. S. BLEA Di Washington, D.C. New York, New York Reading, New Jersey East Haven, Conn. Halifax, Va. Elizabeth, New Jersey Warwick, R.l. Dayton, Ohio Boston, Mass. Woodbridge, New Jersey Davenport, Iowa New York City Alquipala, Penna. Brooklyn, New York Phila., Penna. Cadillac, Mich. New York, New York Springfield, Mass. Boston, Mass. Greenwich, Conn. Phila., Penna. Chicago, Ill. Providence, R.I. Pound, Va. Stoughton, Mass. Newport, R.I. Albany, New York Charlottesville, Va. Cleveland, Ohio ivision HOME TOWN dt STATE Boston, Mass. Beverly, Mass. Ethridge, Ten.n. Boston, Mass. St. Louis, Mo. Buckhannon, W. Va. Metz, W. Va. Brooklyn, New York Towanda, Penna. Spokane, Wash. Utica, New York Mt. Pleasant, Mich. Rocky Hill, Conn. Patterson, New Jersey Alexandria, Minn. Westmont, New Jersey Brooksville, Fla. Geneva, New York South Vernon, Mass. Bad Axe, Mich. Middletown, R.l. vision HOME TOWN dr STATE San Diego, Calif. River Forest, Ill. Perth Amboy, New Jersey Old Orchard Beach, Maine Albion, low: Newark, Ohio Pomeroy, Ohio Reading, Pen,-R, Trenton, New Jersey Worchester, Mau, Newport. Rim. mana S Division HOME TOWN di STATE Burlington. Mau, Staunton, Va. Charleston, W. Va. Minneapolis, Minn. New Jersey Newnan, Ga. Detroit, Mich. Pueblo, Colorado Angola, New York Bronx, New York Bronx, New York Almacen, Phillippines Gainesville, Florida Almacen, Phillippines Crew O Division NAME surci-inn, John A. DOUGHERTY, William L. MOORE, Charles W. MORGAN, Ralph E. CLARKE, Earl E. GREEN, Winferd, H. STDHENSON, Ralph MALSCH, Robert F. CILERE, Brian P. BUCHANAN, William E. ALFONSO, Frank C. HJIST, Wencel J. REYNOLDS, Roy F. ROBERTS, Russell, C. KANICKI, Anthony S. BAKER, John A. RIHO, Thomas FENCL, Larry W. STROUD, Jerome, A. RAPPA, John WINTER, Herman P. IIB!! NAME TOURDOT, Roger J. HOME TOWN dz STATE Hyde Park, Mass. Phoenixville, Penna. Penfield, Ga. Boston, Mass. Johnstown, New York Hot Springs, Ark. Ogema, Wls. Jefferson, New York Phil., Penna. Newport, Vermont Charlotte, Mich. Jacluonville, Fla. Knoxville, Tenn. Detroit, Mich. Bay City, Mich. Bristol, Penna. Bcllport, New York Coeur d'AIene, Idaho Bakersfield, Calif. Washington, D.C. Merrill, Wir. Division HOME TOWN di STATE Madison, Wisconsin KAWALEROWSKI, Ralris J. LICCARDI, Vinnie B. Jr. GATES, Kenneth L. CHANDLER, W. T. MJOLSNESS, David A. CLARK, William B. Jr. RONEY, Eamest A MCCARTHY, John J. SPIERS, Ameal fn, Jr. WROTEN, Phillip E RILEY, Fred L YORK, Warren F HUBER, William E. DENTON, Ronald E. CIOLINO, Robert R. SOBCZAK, William M. Buffalo, New York Jamaica Plain, Mass. Wocester, Mass. Dorchester, Mass. Coleraine, Minnesota Ringgold, Georgia Powell, Wyoming Providence, Rhode Island Picayune, Mimissippi Cambridge, Maryland Ouray, Colorado Durham, New Hamphlre Washington Crossing, Penna Apponaug. Rhode Island Long Island, New York Dunkirk, New York WARSHOFSKY, Norman Qnj caosso, Anuwny R. CRANMER, Paul D. Honvnirn, mm. J. siMPsoN, John it. Marblehead, Mass. Brooklyn, New York Bamegat, New Jersey Easton, Penna Pittsburgh, Penna M Di NAME CADDJHEAD, Charles E. MMCS WILKES, Harold A., MM2 wrrrinws, miami, MM: LYNN, Charles fn, MMS vision HOME TOWN dr STATE Clinton, Comets, New York Zanesville, Ohio Coward, South Carolina Narareth, Pa. CONNOLLY, Joseph W.,MM3Findlay, Ohio HAUSNER, Robert W., MM2 Milwaukee, Wis. BLISS, Robert H., MM2 MACK, George J., MM3 CORMIER, Francis, MM3 WEBER William A. MM3 I I GUINN, James L., MMI! TREIBLE, Bryan, MMI! SLATER, Vernon E., FN DAY, David L., MMI-'N Wichita, Kansas Palmer, Mass. Manchester, N.H. Sharpsburg, Pa. Trotwood, Ohio Newton, New Jersey Syracuse, New York Albany, New York STENENS, Charles E.,MMFN Mllo, Maine cause, Donald L., FN CRUSE, David E., FN HUSTON, Richard G. , FN HACKE, Paul ini FN WALCZUK, William fn, MMS H1Nci-uae, Lawrance F., FN SULLIVAN, Gerald L., MMS COOK, Larry E., FN WHITE, Arnold W., MMI JORDAN, RalphD,, FN srnooe, Hamid o.,MMi Jackson, Ohio Jackson, Ohio Milford, Conn. Brooklyn, New York Tomney Hill, Newport, Rhode Island Roanoke, Virginia Halzel Park, Mich. Jamaica Plains, Mass. Mount Vemon, Vermont Washington Court House, Ohio Easton, Mass. R Div NAME O'BRIEN, Benjamin MAHER, William A. SYVINSKI, Raymond PASTRE, Robert E. SEIP, Daniel T. SMITH, William T. SMITH, Larry Mc D. SOIUROWSKI, Leo J. BLATNY, Adraln J. LAMB, Leon L. RAMSEY, Phillip J. MURPHY, Jerry L. SELBY, David P. KENNY, George D. BUONICONTI, Ralph R. SMITH, Norman E. KUHN, Donald D. GOSNER, David L. KRAMER, Paul GARDNER, Henry L. HOLONITCH, George R. FREDENBURC, Russel BARNES, Sanford A, BAKER, Thomas F, WILLIAMS, Francis A. TREMETHICK, Raymond D. BARRETT, Rufus C, MENDEOLA, Oscar A. ision HOME TOWN dt STATE Easton, Penna. Morristown, New Jersey Haverhill, Mass. McKees Rocks, Penna. Levittown, New York Bossier City, La. Shamokin Dam, Penna. Mansfield, Penna. Omaha, Nebraska Kansas City, Mo. Zanesville, Ohio Warren, Ohio St. Francisville, Ill. Baltimore, Maryland Springfield, Mass. Indianapolis, lnd. Emmetsburg, Iowa Baltimore, Maryland Mechanicsburg, Penna. Newport, Del. New Yak, New Ydlt Petersham, Mas. Newberry, South Carollni Isteming, Mich. Warrenville, South Carolina c... ni--- In-IH

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The Trip Home On March 4, 1959, with a British aircraft carrier sounding reveille across the bay of Gibralter and the rising sun lighting her exit the GOODRICH secured her last sentry watches, set her last special sea detail, and left her last port in the Mediterranean. The historic Rock of Gibralter, which we'd seen far off on the horizon nearly 6 months before, now came alive with pastel hues in the sun- light as we made our way out into the calm early morning sea and began our voyage home. Serenity and calm waters came to an abrupt halt before our first day at sea was over,however, and we soon found ourselves being tossed, rolled, and battered bya north Atlantic gale. To the dismay of everyone this bad weather forced us to reduce speed and it was rumored for awhile that we wouldn't be back by our scheduled date, March 12th. Hours, miles, and days passed slowly as we each looked forward with anticipation to the sight of land, families, and anything else but the stormy seas. Storm beaten, weary, and wet, we pressed on. Our last day out the waves diminished but took the temperature down with them. Heavy winds became icy and some began to wonder if maybe we weren 't nearing one of the Poles instead of Newport. But despite the chill, spirits were rising as we began counting the hours until arrival and CIC began to be plagued with How many miles? Then, on the midwatch it began to snow and by morning, visibility was all but zero. Picking our way slowly into Narragansett, we began to see snow blurred outlines of familiar landmarks around the bay. A few minutes later, Pier One loomed before us and the frostbitten deck force assembled topside to handle lines. One hour later the GOODRICH was deserted except for the duty section and the 1958-59 Mediterranean cruise was but a memory. Mediterranean Cruise I 958- I 959 Statistics 1. Hours Underway: 2368 2. Hours Not Underway: 2247 3. Nautical Miles Steamed: 36.300 4. Engine Miles Steamed: 37,226 5. Fuel Used While Underway: 1,895,924 GHIIOHS 6. Fuel Used While Not Underway: 301,276 Ga1l0HS 7. Fresh Water Used: 1,417,322 GHHOHS 8, Cigarettes Smoked: 1,162,326 9. Coffee Consumed: 3,257 Pounds 10. Potatoes Consumed: 43.521 P0UUd5

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