Hailey (DD 556) - Naval Cruise Book

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fi' 'Q 18 A' l U I L qv 'EZ' LTQJGD F. R. jonxs ENSICN S. COBIPTON LT L. J. Cimvias LT M. J. Pmwor lst Lieutenant O Division Officer Navigator Operations Officer Chicago, Ill. Columbus, Ga. Annapolis, Md. Beaumont, Texas Annapolis 1951 Ga. Tech 1951 Ann8.pOlis 1945 LSU 1948 . The officers of the HAILEY present a true sample of the H i Navy is it operates today. These officers, both regular and reserve, a l e y with their various backgrounds, have come together and formed a smooth running, fighting ship organization based on smartness ' and cooperation. The spirit of these officers amplified by an ex- O f f l C e r S , , cellent crew has done much to make the HAILEY known as' a smart and efficient ship. ,f 'Ir 3 x P' UO LTCJGJ R. C. BARBER LTCJGD M. S. BOYD ENSIGN C. C. LUMM LTQJCD F. E. SUITS Supply Officer ASW Officer Assistant Engineer Gunnery Officer Beaufort, S. C. Memphis, Tenn. Lynbrook, N. Y. White Plains, N. Y. Annapolis 1950 Univ. of Virginia 1951 N. Y. State Maritime 1952 U. S. Merchant Marine Acdy. 1947

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LCDR DOYLE P. BUTLER LT WILLIAM M. MOODY The Exec. LGDR BUTLER Mr. Butler was the Executive Officer of the HAILEY fmm the time she was recommissioned until halfw21Y through Ulm' tom. in KO,-ea, He will long be remembered' by thoselwio served with him for his firm but just administration of his c utlcb as well as for his ever-present big black Cigar: I Since leawng the HAILEY Mr. Butler has returned to civilian status' and now resides in Georgia with his family. LT. MOODY When Mr. Butler was trans- ferred off Korea, Mr. Moody as- sumed the job of Executive Officer until that post was taken over by Mr. Booth in Naples. While serving in that capacity he exhibited excellent abilities in organization and planning. Upon returning to Newport Mr. Moody was among those who obtained a transfer to very de- sirable shore duty-civilian life. He now resides in Maine with his wife and 'infant son who was born while we were on our cruise. LCDR BOOTH Mr. Booth joined our staff of officers' in Naples, Italy, taking over the unenviable job of Ex- ecutive Officer. He calls Cara- way, Arkansas his home and at- tended Arkansas State College, graduating in 1942. Since re- ceiving his oommission he has served on the SAVANNAH, WISCONSIN, PUTNAM and on the staff of COMWESTSEA- FIRON before reporting to the HAILEY. flu I .. Pu .ls LCDR BUFORD A. BOOTH All

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A , wil . 'F . '95 WY if V P ,ra lf 'l . ' f ' . x i ENSICN M. E. DUNCAN ENSICN N. j. KERR LTiJCl W- J- SCFIOFIELD U1 hxfllff' Elcctronics Officer Assistant 2nd Division .CIC Officer NRM? Vfxfh Berkeley. Calif. BI'iSf0l. R- I- Plttsbufgh., Perm- ' wi Univ. of Calif. 1952 R. 1. Teachers 1951 Univ. of Pltt- 1949 f ' O l C G I' S . f f . 7 2 1 1 ,CT ff' i i 117' l Y 1 ENSICN W. DARXKlIN LTQJCJU W. R. -GEIILERT ENSICN O. F. BEULIEL Jn. LTLjcl ll, l QIVYFITN Communications Officer Chief Engineer Duma e Control fi Sc 11111111111 i'i'Vu'i'm Milan Tenn Wmnetk Ill g Cer I 1 ' a' ' Evansville, Ind. MUUHCS '5 1 Tenn. Poly. rnsr. 1950 Northwestern 1951 Notre Dame 1952 Univ. Ui Hilm- .-.-- -.,- ., -N' A