Haven (AH 12) - Naval Cruise Book

Text from Pages 1 - 44 of the 1951 volume:

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HAMBLETT, USNR sep+. 13, I950-Sepf.22, 1951 Sept 20. l95l ................ 7 9 CAPT C. D. RIGGS, MC, USN CAPT G. F. BLODGETT, MC, USN Sep+. IO. l950-Sept I7. l95l Sept I7, l95l ..,............. CDR. D. L. MEHLHOP, USN CDR R.S.GREEN, USNR Sep'I'. ll, 1950--Sepia 22, l95l Sep+, 22, l95l -,.,,,,,,.-,,,..,.,,.,,. Execufive Officer Execufiye Office,- 1 H.X-.-.,. . .,.,, ,.., N M, mx, A,,, .J--L. ,m,,v,... ,- ,.-, L-, . H . , . , OFFICERS--SHIP'S COMPANY OFFICERS--MEDICAL 81 MEDICAL SERVICE CORPS xx I ' X f, 4,X,,f f In , . . ,.. . ,, . .- - -' . N .Q -ff'---1 , ...wc .5-f-g:'lQfi1 0 rs:- 12242 37' y73'Wy4'Q? . 1 ' 1 11 1 I II I 1 1 II I ',-.1--f,3:Q12 ' ' .4.,.f,1L- 1 - ., gg, 1 gzgrgilsigf 1 n., ., SI I II I 11 .51 II I I I 1 1 1 1 I I I1 II I 1 11 1 1+ 11 11 '1 1 I X 1 1 1 I I 1, II 1 I 1 1 -1 I 1 1 I 1, I I I I 1 awfffzii 4 4 1 145 C s 1 4 I1 f?,.:f,, C , NURSES CORPS U.S.S. H VEN CHIEF PETTY OFFICERS 'r 7 yf MW QWWf ,ww ' ' 1 lf wffwfi' f 014' fwlffaf -rw f-'f H- - . I' C 1' ,-1 ,g5.5ug,5:gnAf, T, ' ' ::x::a.u'51s- 'x'fPY S 1 I I F QW RECOMMISSIONING DAY Sepfember I5, i950 5 ENGINEERING DIVISION Main Engineer, Fire Room ancI Elecfrical Auxiliary 8: Repair Division. SHlP'S HISTORY S u.s.s. HAVEN IAH-12, In I944 fhe Navy Deparfmenf fook over for conversion fo a modern Hospifal Ship fhe U.S.S. HAVEN IAH-I2I originally builf for fhe Marifime Commission as a C4 fype vessel. She was commissioned on May 5, l945 ancI ioinecl 'rhe fleef on June I6, I945. The HAVEN was fhen ordered fo Pearl Harbor. On JuIy 23 she sailed for San Francisco, California, where her 69I pafienfs, fhe maiorify of whom were neuropsychiafric and fuberculosis cases, were clisembarked. The cessafion of WorIcI War II hosfilifies found fhe HAVEN once again af Pearl Harbor. The following cIay she sailed for Ulifhi, Caroline Islands. Lafer she was cIiver'IecI COMMUNICATIONS AND NAVIGATION DIVISION 'ff--1-----H - -, .':.-1..1..',f,1-gw ,le 'ro Okinawa. During 'rhe remainder of I945, 'rhe HAVEN was employed processing and hospi+aIizing and +ransporI'ing abouI' I0,000 ex-prisoners o'F war from prison camps on Kyushu. The HAVEN arrived June 23, I946, a+ Bikini AIoII, Marshall Islands. During Opera- 'rion Crossroads Ihe ship handled hospi+aIiza+ion of personnel aHached 'ro Task Force One in addi'rion Io i'rs special mission. While a'r Bikini Ihe HAVEN assumed an imporIan'I role in +he operafion as ii' carried 'rhe con+roI group which defermined I'he safeIy facfors in 'rhe experimen+s. Upon compIeI'ion of inac'rivaI'ion, 'rhe U.S.S. HAVEN IAH-I2I was 'IowecI I'o San Diego, California, and placed in an inacIive sI'a+us on July I, I947, where she remained un+iI 'rhe fafeful sinking of her sisI'er ship, Ihe USNS BENEVOLENCE IT-AH-I3I on Augus+ 25, I950. On Augus'r 27, I950, Ihe U.S.S. HAVEN was Iowed 'Io Long Beach, DECK DEPARTMENT FIRST DIVISION SUPPLY DEPARTMENT California, and was recommissioned as fhe U.S.S. HAVEN IT-AH-I2l on Sepfember I5, l950. If should be menfioned fhaf fhe maiorify of sfaff officers and hospifal corps- men, were survivors of fhe ill-fafed BENEVOLENCE. The HAVEN deparfed from fhe confinenfal limifs of 'Ihe Unfied Sfafes bound for Yolcosuka, Japan, on Sepfember 25, I950. Upon her arrival in Yolcosulca, Japan, on Ocfober I3, she was placed under fhe operafional confrol of Commander Naval Forces Far Easf. The vessel was fhen ordered fo lnchon, Korea, where she arrived Ocfober l8. Abouf one weelc lafer, 'Ihe HAVEN began receiving pafienfs of fhe armed forces of fhe Unifed Nafions in volume and acfed as a base hospifal for fhe nexf six weeks. During fhis period fhere was a daily average census of 530 pafienfs. A high pafienf census of 778 was reached on November I9, I950. As 'Ihe Communisfs were on fhe offensive af fhis fime and had reached fhe ouf- SECOND DIVISION SUPPLY DEPARTMENT , x ,qw sIcirI's of Seoul in early January, and inasmuch as Ihe Unifed Nalions forces were reIreaIing soulh, 'Ihe ciIy of Inchon was fired and abandoned on January 5, I95I. On I'his dale, 'rhe HAVEN and Ihree rocIce'I ships, Ihe only remaining Uni+ed NaI'ions vessels moored aI' Inchon Harbor, depar+ed +he area for Pusan, Korea. I+ may be noled +haI Ihe HAVEN was moored in Inchon harbor for a conlinuous period of 80 days. Upon arrival in Pusan on January 8, I95I, and affer an exchange of paI'ienIs wiI'h Army medical facilifies in 'rhis area, 'Ihe HAVEN was ordered Io Yokohama and Yolco- sulca, Japan. AfI'er nine days of res'I' and recreafion aI Yolcosulca, Ihe ship was ordered +o Sasebo, Japan, Io acl' as a sI'a'I'ion hospi'raI for uni'rs of Ihe Unifed Nalions FIeeI'. The HAVEN remained in Sasebo un+iI 4 February when an urgen'I' message was received ordering I'he vessel Io Pusan +o augmenf Ihe medical faciIi'Iies of a sis'Ier hospiIaI ship, SECOND DIVISION SUPPLY DEPARTMENT STEWARDS U.S.S. CONSOLATION. Casuallies were very heavy during 'lhe Communisl' offensive and abou+ 700 pa'rien+s were admiHed during -The shorl' slay here. Afier only nine days, +he HAVEN was ordered once again +o lnchon, Korea, arriving 'rhere I6 February, I95l. The number of palienrs received here was negligible because 'rhe Uni+ed Na+ions Forces were rebuilding lhe ruins of +he ci'ry and pori' facili+ies which had been previously des'rroyed or demolished when 'Phe Uni+ed Narions Forces re+rea+ed in January. The 'loial .daily pa+ien'l' s1'reng'rh never exceeded I20, and very liH'le medical ac1'ivi+y was experienced during .a s+ay of six weeks. Two reasons 'For 1'he small pa+ien'I' load were 'l'he limifed number of Uni'red Na+ions personnel on duly in 'rhe lnchon area, and 'The faci' 'thai' 'rhe Communisls confrolled 'l'he hills surrounding Kimpo airport Thereby preveniing ambulance planes from ferrying paiienls 'lo 'l'he lnchon area where 'l'hey could be evacuafed +o +he HAVEN. SUPPLY DEPARTMENT HOSPITAL DIVISION During fhe second sfay af Inchon, a nofeworfhy buf saddening incidenf occurred when on March I7 a fruckload of Republic of Korea soldiers was sfruck by a Iand mine near Seoul. Ninefeen of fhese soldiers were seriously injured and broughf fo fhe HAVEN af abouf I900. Three of fhese soldiers were dead on arrival, and anofher died approxi- mafeIy six hours Iafer. The remaining fiffeen were eifher refurned 'I'o dufy or evacuafed fo a Korean milifary hospifal for furfher freafmenf and ulfimafe disposifion. During fhe sfay in Yokohoma, on April I2, I95I, fhe HAVEN was placed under fhe adminisfrafive confrol of Commander Service Force, Pacific, and was designafed af fhe U.S.S. HAVEN IAH-I2I, removing fhe conI'roI of MSTS, Pacific, for adminisfrafive purposes, of hospifal ships. When 'I'he HAVEN refurned fo Pusan on April 26, I95I, 'Ihe Communisf offensive had reached ferrific proporfions, and fhe casualfies fo Unifed Nafions Forces were HOSPITAL DIVISION HOSPITAL DIVISION ,,,..,. ., ..., . ,,,..,,.,,,,.,,- ..., ,qs ...,.. X.,.. . ,-. ,.., ,,,. . ...i , I ---V HOSPITAL DIVISION x high. Many of Ihese cases required immediaI'e surgery and were of a very serious naiure. The surgical service worked around 'I'he clock and Ihe opera'Iing room sI'aFI: was on shif'rs 24 hours a day. Since 'Ihe pa'IienI' Ioad was rapidly increasing, and in order 'ro mainI'ain empiy beds, all pa'Iien'Is requiring 'I'rea'rmenI over 'Ihir'Iy days were evacuafed Io Japan wiihin 48 'ro 96 hours afI'er admission. When 'Ihe paI'ien+ Ioad became greaier, and I'o+,aI casuaIIies remained comparably high, pa'I'ien'I's requiring +rea+men'I' over fiffeen days were evacuaied Io Japan. On 'rhis Irip Io Korea, Ihe HAVEN se+ ano'I'her record by s'I'aying 'fied Io Pier One for I20 consecuiive days. During I'his 'four mon'I'h s+ay, 'Ihe high paI'ienI' Ioad was 585, reached on June 5. The daily paiieni' Ioad approximaied 500. When 'rhe HAVEN refurned Io Pusan on Sepfember 9, a 'IoIiaI of 232 paIien'Is were admiI red in one day. These, plus 'rhe I4I admissions of 'I'he previous day reached a grand Io+aI of 373 pa+ienI's acImi'r'red during a 48 hour period. HOSPITAL DIVISION A brief resume of fhe HAVEN'S parf in fhe Korean campaign indicafes 'Ihaf over 8,500 pafienfs were admiffed 'I'o 'I'he sick Iisf during fhe pasf eleven monfhs in Korean wafers. There were fwenfy-four deafhs recorded, buf four of fhese were dead on arrival, and fherefore fhere were onIy fwenfy deafhs from all pafienfs admiffed fo fhe sick Iisf which is considered fo be a remarkable record. A fofal of approximafely 23,000 ouf- pafienfs were given ouf pafienf freafmenf or seen in consulfafion. During a sfay of 4V2 monfhs af Inchon, 3,000 pafienfs were admiffed, while for a period of 5 monfhs in Pusan, a fofal of over 5,000 pafienfs were admiffed. The peak period of an average of IOI admissions per day for eighf days was reached during May 3 I fo June 7 inclusive. During our sfay af Pusan, various medical officers of fhe hospifal sfaff acfed as consulfanfs for Korean milifary hospifals in 'rhis area. HOSPITAL DIVISION ENGINEERS EXECUTIVE OFFICER AND MASTER AT ARMS FORCE FROM COMNAVSE Acfion Io U.S.S. Haven AH-I2. Comnavse expresses his sinceresi' appreciaiion 'For your un+iring and devo'Ied service in care and evacuafion of wounded. Your performance has con'I'ribuI'ed immeasurably 'Io I'he success of 'I'he Uniied Nafions' eFFor'I' during some of Ihe mos'r criI'icaI periods of Ihe presen+ conflict ' Vice Admiral C. T. Joy FROM COMMANDER 7+h FIee+ Acfion I'o U.S.S. Haven AH-I2. Informa+ion 'ro COMSERVRON 3 and COMNAVSE The Haven has carried ouf her mission o'F succor Io Ihe wounded in an exempiary manner. For her monrhs of diIigen'r, aHen+ive service in Ihe Far Easr, a weII-done. May her voyage home be calm and peaceful. Vice Admiral Harold M. Mar'Iin '- f i':fi:1Z'f e ...W .. DIVINE SERVICES Chaplain Po'H'er and Pro'I'es+an1' AH'ar Man Shali' Noi Live By Bread Alone . . . 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Haven IAH-121 25 Sept., 1950 fo 30 Oct., 1951 I950 I950 l950 I950 I950 I950 I950 I95I I95I I95I l95I I95l l95I I95I I95I I95I I95I I95I I95I l95I I95I I95I I95I I95I I95I 9 5 5 5 Deparred Long Beach, California Arrived Pearl Harbor Deparred Pearl Harbor Arrived Yokosuka, Japan DeparI'ed Yokosuka, Japan Enrered Korean Waiers Arrived Inchon, Korea Deparfed Inchon, Korea Arrived Pusan, Korea Deparfed Pusan, Korea Arrived Yokohama, Japan, shiffed Io Yokosuka, Japan Deparfed Yokosuka, Japan Arrived Sasebo, Japan Deparied Sasebo, Japan Arrived Pusan, Korea Deparred Pusan, Korea Arrived Inchon, Korea Deparfed Inchon, Korea Arrived Pusan, Korea Deparred Pusan, Korea Arrived Yokosuka, Japan Shi'FI'ed Io Yokohama, Japan Deparfed Yokohama, Japan Arrived Pusan, Korea ' Deparfed Pusan, Korea Arrived Yokohama, Japan, shiffed -l'o Yokosuka, Ja pan DeparI'ed Yokosuka, Japan Arrived Pusan, Korea Deparfed Pusan, Korea Arrived Yokosuka, Japan Deparfed Yokosuka, Japan Arrived San Francisco, California I t . I 5I . I9 I Q- . I9 I . I95l . I95I . I9 I . l95I 5 -z,-.x,g-,-, ,.,-94, Y, ffjfg. h ---,N-5 ,..-..-.:.': 2.11: vcr.-1-.x,,':.:' :-- 9- ,L . . : , ,, ,. , . . 'N, -,I NSAP.: 18 OCTOBER Now Hear D'is - Des a boal' leavin' for Charlie Pier in five minu+es ll INCHON! Top of Wolmi Do, lnchon Wolmi DQ Hill Above lnchon S'l'ree+ Scene, lnchon I9 lT'S COLD UP THERE!!! -ff1 'Hw ' ' -1vf'?L nZ2e LSU, off Wolmi Do Bri+ish Cruiser Kenya lcicles on Gangway H s wei' Commum+y well War-bombed Inchon V- f -V-:Nl - :.-V,-:---..f.:' .- 13211 :Z 1::L,1-:yw- 1- 71-2'if31ff2fk:2:fi?r'5'?ff::5i35? i-1V'?7l1:'-i- X '-11 -5 F'?3:11'f15'55?Yl?fi Aa 'X P 1.4 fifas'-'.L-Szs.n e.E- -.:.' 2.1...--.ab:.-...---'-i..:x.f....wffs.zy.:.,4+xz. ' ' ' ..5.Li1.i-.-,.',a4r..' .-.,xgx:.,,u-,. :'54ns...:Q:.am..L.f-.f.fr1 '11 1 +L- ff--f: -f u. :Q f A.: :- - . TWENTY-SIX DAYS IN JAPAN AND R 8: R 'rhen skidoo - - - Inchon Nurses in Civies Beach combers Whaf 6 Climb! fr E OPERATION YO! - YO! We pushed 'rhe Reds back from Pusan perimefer, 'rhey counferaifacked, iaking Inchon and Seoul and we re- capfurecl Inchon again. Ship's Mo'ror Launch , Loading S-I-ores Hoisfing Mofor Launch Refueling a+ Inchon Harbor . . O ., . .. . ,ef .- .4-v .-1-:-. X -ziaeai--5-'i2'2.'f 'ae'2gPlffr?14ial4i2?1'L5'?-r::f3'ff?E:.95-1'l1Iffi- f 1 - 'uf' -1 : 1f'fl:1'1 L . ,e..fa1..ffux:a-smish -lf 'i15 P .s.u..n-' iu:x...- -,-xx..'-':.::4e1.:4- aww- ' wx: -- 4... . - . 1 . V . e .. V- V ..........-,. -Mx AN ..,.,..i. uw . - -.,- - Q 3 N34 .1 -. L-.a 3111 '.'-51:-5:-iagef' 115 Qzilif'-: i :,r' L11 L:--i f ' I 'G OH! NO!! INCHON Noi' You-Again l42 claysl ' ' ' ,, . ,ss .- We M-,.,,.,.,,.,..n....,f.,. ,A . Korean Orphans Overlooking ncl1on S+olce and Orphan Colcl and Hungry GuHeol House Gilmore and Girlsans V L+. Gillissee Ols on and Williams LEBERTY IN JAPAN You Speake, Sailor V Shu++er-bug 9 u I i 1 Fugi and Geisha , E , x z x A . 2 f . 1 I . ' I P HAVEN in SASEBO Harbor ,24 N S 5,-.-.--1.41.-..., Qs- ,....- -r-1-N:-af:-Ai ' ala- ' ' '1 '- Hr- ' 'VT bf' ' ' 'E M' E' - lv :4f1 L-C -L3l. 51T ' 'M' 'U Z - . ,.-- C- .:s ::.1ff 5 -rw . ... .., -M, ms.-efs-...s---f.A.'-f.:1..,.'-A-.W-.Laaaxaiaie '--1 fff- -sf M E' ' ..-...v.......- X ' 1.-.f --vs.: 4' .:r1:.'::g'41:m:lJi.C. ELQLIQI-.Ti..1jj1-P 'T THE HOSPITAL ABOARD THE HAVEN As fhe primary concern of every good hospifal is 'rhe care and freafmenf of pafienfs, so U. S. S. HAVEN soughf fo fulfill her faslc by rendering service fo all pafienfs who came aboard wifhouf regard for class, creed or color. All hands aboard blended fheir efforfs fo provide fhe besf possible care for her pafienfs. The Medical Sfaff made a mosf signifi- canf confribufion fo fhe Allied Forces, nof only fhrough 'rheir diligenf care of pafienfs aboard: buf by offering fheir services ashore fo assisf in fhe consulfafion of pafienfs in ofher Hospifals and serving as insfrucfors fo groups of Korean physicians. As an agency and an ambassador of Good-will, THE HAVEN has become disfinguished. AII embarkafion de fails man your sfafions HCSPITAL SCENES Orihopeclic Pa'rien+s Admirals lnspeciion C-6 Passing Time on Ward Lovely - Mainfenance ..xN,,,. . , ,f- I , I A ,, ,, N. . y '- , 'f.'Q-.':ZE,':fff' , S , . . Q. 4,6 . .. ,.,,.i' age. 1-,Mya ---'1-e +..- er:-1-:. ,i lM:l1'-Q:,3.1:' 1: 4-,t x -1 1-'fir :aff 55:2-3 1'-'lgg-8:-5-J. 3-331 Q' ?iie:EifJ-Lk!55-4532-:-T-5-'-1-'11 .1' -- '- i 11-3.1M 1 gffli-13'i?f-1: ' 'S' 1 ' 'E-gl-u:.'lA4'Hui2.n4-'fksilxiw-seorxfgxus:-.tial '-A9.f.me...- v J-N-.L vuxza.-..W..-':zaf.a':-wQ:.:.4a,J:m-:2f4-i4:...- 'Ln.:.g.1z-14,.:z'.,. :Qs4.17z1'b-1.,.1-'JA-.f:m.x....1T L aazs5L.1s:p,.Q-1-few X , '-' -- -1.-t. 2 L QLML-.ner . - Q .ZLL GH HBS Disfinguished Gues+s I 5 W Haven and ConsoIa+ion f , eff- Korean Girl Threshing Rice 4 H , ,,. A e,., ,. e M., War Orphans EM Club Pusan 27 I e e L 4411 ' ll i Memorial Day U. N. Cemeiery Danish Hospifal Ship A mmmmwmmn V .. ,. ,,, i Pier One R.'l'.O. 1 N .IINGLE BELLS 1950 INCHON, KOREA CHRISTMAS PARTY MOTHER'S DAY KCREAN ORPHANAGE PARTY Sh I and Brown-Hands full of li++Ie +hings. Chow1'ime for Babysan Uum-i+'SR00g00d--- l REMEMBER JENNIFER D'inkuPQuiCk'Si'Ve ' . ,,,,, , ,Mi ,,k.,,, , .,,.- , f - Hello Up There Your kidding THE 56TH ARM Y BAND 1 S+. Louis Blues March '- fF.9-K-.'L,...J-REQ... .-.QQ-sgeifsg-r '- -Lf:1,-,',:+:Qz-.eafzdr-fxrvfabraf-9'4f'fs12efgr-wil-sfff-all F 1 - ' V 'V , -. ., ,.. '.,,,,,,. .V -,+- - -1' T g--.arf-,fs. .: .. .,'z.,: L .fr .r.r:4. . .- :-.. ',.'. -,.k,f.- 2-.:,::i,3z:: :c ' : L-'MQ-441 -f':2L1'4ff...... l-'Y-541.13-1. .,5'L,?Y.Jf '52-gig: -:ner : ' fZa. .'f Eifjg WE HAD OUR FUN TCO BALLGAMES ..... BEACH ES .... BEER Play Ball Glrls Wl1a+ a Galler Y ,....,,,,W, -om... 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HAVEN IAH-12j PLANK OWNERS ON BOARD ADAMS, FRANK C., DCW2 ANDERSON, ELMO E., MMLI ITj ANDERSON, HUBERT G., SHI ANDERSON, ROBERTIF., LT ARMSTRONG, JAMES E., SK3 ARNTSON, EDWARD L., HM3 AVAKIAN, ROBERT E., CSG2 BACOT, WILLIAM E., EM3 BALLINGER, MELVIN H., EMI BARBER, LEONARD H., CDR BANKS, EDWARD Inj., SD3 BARKER, ALBERT J., HMI BARKER, FRED W., SH3 BARTHOLOMEW, LIONEL Inj Jr., TN BELL, GLENN V., HMC BENNETT, HIRAM A., DTI BEVEN, KENNETH M., MML3 BEYKE, ROBERT J., BTG3 BOYD, RONALD A., SA BRAIS, ERNEST A., MMLI BRAMLET, MARY E., LTJG BRANNON, ROSCOE Inj., HMC BRAY, RICHARD W., HMC BRECKINRIDGE, WILLIAM Inj., HMI BROWN, CLIFFORD G., SKGC BROWN,JOSEPH Inj., TN BROWN, KENNETH M., MMLI BU RCH, WILLIAM A. Jr., HM3 I BURTON, JACKIE P., MMLI ITj BUTTERFIELD, CLIFFORD C., YNT2 CALVER, WILLIAM C. Jr., BT3 CAMP, IRA D., SN CAPERTON, JOHN R., HM3 CARPENTER, SAMUEL L., LT CARTER, KEITH L., TEMI CASTILLO, MARCELINO L., EM2ITj CAYWOOD, ROBERT E., SN CELESTINE, BEVERLY A., TN CHASE, HELEN V., LT CHEEK, JOSEPH H , MML3 CLARK, ELBERT E., FN CLARKE, LEO H., TA CLEM ENT, FREDERICK L., LTJG COFER, SAMUEL T. R., RMI COHEN, RUTH M., LT COLGAN, EUGENE T., HMI COMPTON, LEE F., FN CONLEY, HAROLD J., BMC CONLEY, REGINAL D., YNSN CONNELL, ROBERT J., HMI OONTRERAS, ANDREW H., SN COONS, MARVIN K., SN COTTON., ROBERT E., SKI CRISWELL, WILLIAM B., HM3 CUINGTON, CICERO C., TN 30 October 1951 DABBS, DAVID E., SN DAIGLE, ROBERT J., BMG2 DALLA, SILVIO A., HM3 DANIELS, ALEXANDER R., SA DAUGHTREY, ROBERT C., FN DAVI ES, ERNEST E., LT DAVIS, JIMMIE Inj., SDI ITI DECK, DONALD D., FN DEHUT, ARLIE N., MMR3 DE LA PENA, DAVID Inj., Jr., HM I ITI DEMARTINO, RALPH Inj., CSC DENNY, GEORGE M., CDR DISCOSMO, FLOYD P., BTG3 DILGER, LEO Inj., SN DOBBINS, FRANK J., FN DOBLER, ALFRED Inj., MMLC DRIVER, HOWARD R., Jr., SDz DROKE, WILLIAM G., BMGI DROLET, JOHN J., HN DUNCAN, ALBERT E., HM2 DUNCAN, JIMMIE R., SN DvORAK, VIRGIL F., CHPCLK EDVALSON. JACK W., SN ELLIOTT, EDWARD W., HM3 ELLISON, HARRY A., SH3 ERICKSON, GENEA., HN ERICSON, ANNA L., LT FAI RCHILD, HARRY D., MMCAITI FAIRCHILD, JAMES M., BTG3 FASCIANI, ROCSO J., HM3 FERGUSON, JOSEPH R., SN FIDDES, JACK G., HMI FOWLER, THOMAS G., LT FRAZIER, CHARLES H. TEM2ITI GARNES, GEORGE B., DCW2 GEWIN, ROBERT E., YN3 GI LLESSE, PAUL Inj JF., LT GILLESPIE, CLIFTON S., RD3 GILMORE, CHARLES P., SN GLEASON, KENNETH E., HMI GOAD, LEVI Inj., HMI GOLONKA, EDWARD J., HM2ITI GRANT, JACK E., HMzITI GRAvES, JOSEPH L., HM3 GRAY, PAUL K., BMz GREEN, MERIOT Inj., SDC GREGORY, GENE W., EMP3 GRESHAM, JAMES E., FN HALLUM, AUBREY L., HM3 HAND, RUDOLPH H., LTJG HANDLEY, BOBBY F., FN HARBAUM, SHIRLEY A., LTJG HARDWICK, RUSSELL N., HM3 HARKINS, JACKIE A., HM3 HAWTHORNE, PAUL E., BMG3 HEBEL, CHARLES S., FN HEBERT, PAUL S., FN HEDBERG, CHARLES V., DKSN HEDRICK, LOWELL W., MM3 HEILSTAD, EDWARD A., HMC HENDRICKS, CHARLES M., Jr., LT HINKLE, ELDON W., SA HOBSON, CLYDE G., SKG2 HOCKENBERRY, THOMAS R., HMI HIOLT, BERNARD L., HM3 HOLUBEK, EDWARD J., CAPT HORN, ALFRED C., LII HORTON, MEDE W., SHI HUGHES, CLARENCE C., DCWFN HUGHES, JACK HMC HUNTER, ARLIS K., HM3 HUPAYLO, STEVEN Inj., CHMACH INGRAM,WILLIAM Inj Jr., LT JAMES, DANELL W., HA JENNETT, ROY L., SN JOHNSON, FRANK C., BMG3 JOHNSON, NEADHAM Inj, TN JOHNSON, ROBERT B., CDR JONES, KENNETH W., DK2 JONES, KINGMAN D., CS2 JONES, RAYMOND G., HM2ITI JONES, WALKER H., HM3 KAMBERG, JOHN R., FN KARCZMARCZYK, JOHN F., HMC KEATING, RICHARD C., FN KELLOGG, KENNETH M., RMNC KENNY, ROBERT R., SN KLEVEN, HERMAN, O., CSRz KODER, GEORGE E. Jr., EM2ITI KOETHE, JOHN L., HMC KOPP, RICHARD J., HM3 KORTYELY, WILLIAM J., MML3 KRAFT, EDWARD Inj., CSB KYLE, JACK H., SN LACKEY, ELVIS G., FN LACOMBE, THOMAS J., SN LAFEVERE, ACHILLE A. Jr., SN LAWRENCE, ROBERT J., DTzITI LAYTON, JOSEPH M., HMI LEBER, LESLIE A., HM3 LEE, MARGARET M., LT LEONHARDT, RAYMOND G., DCW3 LEWINSKI, JOSEPH W., SN LEWIS, THOMAS E., MMLz LINK, MILTON A., LCDR LIvESAY, JOE B., HMI LOOBY, FRANK H., HM2 LONG, CORNELIA F.. LTJG LOVELY, ELSIE M., LTJG LUCENTE, JOE Inj., SKI ITI N .- ,, ., I: . 4' ' Qw' -'ni if' 'ri-gspfgf L -iris ig! '-r-fgxrgrzfx--'S5-' 1 G -ri ,-2Ig.1- - 'tp 1 '. .- '. 5-5.3.1- :,rff-...LI-g.: . . . .. VY,,.:Nff3Q9auE:sft:Xfl'2m-f.Ea?-.r....i:-i'.f-.SEQgg-i1ia,a:gEE-+3AQi QiaEHA.3,iiigig. gji.'-gg53gL:,5,:41:? -.LI .lgrimli . y i I i mn.. I - LYONS, JOE E., BMG3 MADDEN, CLAUDE R. Jr., HM2 MARKIN, KENNETH J., CSI MARONEY, JAMES C. Jr., HMI MARTIN, WILLIAM A., LT MARTINEZ, JOE B., SN MASHBURN, OUILLIAN B., HN MATA, TAGUMPAY Inj., SD3 MATHIS, WILLIARD E., SN MAYPIELD, WILBUR Inj., TN MCCLAIN, BILLY Inj., SN MCCORKLE, JOSEPH G., HMI MCDONALD, MYRON L., LT McDOWELL, ALLEN Inj., SD3 McELLIN, EDWARD J. Jr., HN MCFARLAND, EDWIN L., BT2 McFETRIDGE, DALLAS M., YNC MCGOWEN, KARL K., ETI MCKAMIE, WILLIE R., SDG2 MCLEAN, JACK Inj., HMC McMAHON, PATRICK H., HMI MCWHORTER, JAMES G., HMC MEADORS, GEORGE T., SN MEDEMA, DONALD R., HN MEDPORD, BARNETT L., HMI MENKE, CHARLES L., IC2 MESHELL, CHARLES Inj., SA MICHAELS, GERALD A., FA MIOTKE, WALTER J., EMPI MOHN, GERALD J., SN MONSON, KENNETH E., HN MOORE, CURTIS J., HA MORTEL, SIMPLICIO P., SD3 MOSS, DEWEY H., HM2 MURRAY, THOMAS A., SN NADRAU, LESTER R. Jr., SN NARANJO, ARTHUR Inj NARLESKY, EDWARD J., HMI ITI NAVARRO, ANACLETE Inj., TN NELSON, EUGENE O., SN NELSON, LESTER E., EMPPN NORRIS, ALBERT Inj., CSR3 OATES, ROBERT E., TN OCHELTREE, JENNINGS P., HMC O'HARE, MICHALLJ., HN OLSEN, JOHN A., SA OLSON, JAMES N., FA OSBORNE, WILLIAM H., SN OYLER, CALVIN C., CSRI PACKWOOD BOBBY R., HN PADDOCK, KENNETH M., SHC PAIR, ROBERT R., IC3 PARKER, WINFIED H., HM2 PARRISH, YALEA., FN PARZIALE, JAMES Inj., BMC PATTERSON, WILLIAM C., HM3 PEASE, DANIEL C., DN PEEBLES, J M ., SN PEEK, ROY J., CSG3 PELLIGRINO. 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Jr., DT2ITj SILVERSTEIN, BURTON P., HM3 SINGLETON, HERMAN R., SD3 I d by LEDERER, STREET SL ZEUS Co., INC., BERKELEY, CALIFORNIA SKAUG, BYRON M., HM2ITI SMITH, CHESTER QMSI SMITH, FRED Inj Jr., SDGz SMITH, JOHN A., BM2 SOEIE, CLYDE A., SA STICH, RICHARD C., END3 STOKE, JAMES R., HM2ITI STURM, FLORA B., LTJG STURM, WILLIAM J., BMG2 SUDBECK, DONOVAN G., HN SUMARA, GEORGE Inj., ENI SUTTON, LYLE K., HMI SWANSON, ALFRED J., MMR3 SWEET, GLENN C., BTG2 TARPLEY, EVAN E., FN TENNER, LOUIS W.Jr., SH2 THEODORAN, SOCRATIS InI., HM3 THIERY, THEODORE J., SN TORRES, JUANITO Inj., TN TREBER, HARRY P., HMI ITI TRUE, WILLIAM R., LT TUCK, BARNEY O., FN TWINNING, LAWRENCE A., YN2ITI VELSOR, WARREN InI., MMLI VENNARD, ROBERT T., HM3 WADDELL, GEORGE R., FN WADE, GLENN T.. 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