Haven (AH 12) - Naval Cruise Book

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1954 volume:

.- MONO KQN6 5RN PRRNCISCD 5 Left Long Beach - iM SA Arrived Pearl Harbor l l o 5A Left Pearl Harbor l l lliU Arrived Yokosuka l 2 3 5A Left Yokosuka l 30 5A Arrived Kobe 1 3 1 5 Left Kobe 2 5 ' 43 Arrived Inchon TllbU Left Inchon 3 3 5 Arrived Yokosuka 3 l l 5A Left Yokosuka 3 1 2 5 Arrived Sisebo 3 l 5 Left Sasebo 3 2 i M Arrived Hong Kong 3 2A 54 Left Hong Kong ZllfjISU Arrived Sasebo ul l5U Left Sasebo hllliU Arrived Inchon ul liU Left Inchon ullUlm Arrived Yokosuka -Ul2lliU Left Yokosuka S Vs Arrived Sasebo 5 3 ' 5i Left Sasebo 5 2 l S Arrived Inchon 5 ' 22 ' ' 5 Left Inchon lillui Arrived Sasebo ll ItU Left Sasebo T V si Arrived Yokosuka 7 9 5 Left Yokosuka 7 2 l S Arrived Inchon ll UlSU Left Inchon 8 1 3 5 Arrived Yokosuka e l e SA Left Yokosuka 8 20 5 ' A rived San Francisco 9 5 iU LONG BERLH n HflWfllIRN r ISLANDS :k PEARL HARBOR ' )-n •WS ' W0:Z ' ) {7K S ' H. ' ZIS ' H ae, taken fr , ' lended or •ent untimeliness, howi . ••S3 of Delbert EARWO ; to have been realized plans to return home to his He was a quiet, unassuming and friendly young mjn who stood high in the r.-i.Ti r f those with whom he lived and worked. His canstint attitude of md willing acceptance of all assignments coupled with cjpible discharge ..._ . tJsks are among the attributes which were highly valued by those placed in authority over him. These are simple tributes, but they serve as the measure of a man; that he was well liked and respected by all hij shipmates. Our sympathy goes out to the parents who are facing the shock of sudden k.-reavement, the loss of a well loved son far away from home. May the sharp f occasioned by his passing soon be replaced in their hearts and minds by the . .nory of the cheerful and friendly young man who was their son. r APT -MM JOl-)N P. CLARK ■1 1 ' CAPTAIN JOHN P. CLARK, USNR COMMANDING OFFICER, U. S. S. HAVEN 8-IO-53 CAPTAIN O. HENRY ALEXANDER, MC, USN OFFICER IN COMMAND, U. S. N. H. IN THE U. S. S. HAVEN 12-18-33 LCDR CLYDE L. ERNST, USN EXECUTIVE OFFICER, U. S. S. HAVEN 1-2-54 CDR GEORGE L. TABOR JR., MC, USN ASSISTANT OFFICER IN COMMAND, U. S. N. CHIEF OF E. E. N. T. 11-9-53 CDR JAMES E. EPPLEY, MC, USN CHIEF OF SURGERY 5-14-5 . S, MC, USN CHIEF- O: ■ ■ r 12-1-52 -5U CDR MARION CONNERLY, MC, USN CHIEF OF SURGERY I2-20-52 6-l-5i CDR donal: CHIE- 5-8 54 CDR RICHARD W. OHL, DC, USN CHIEF OF DENTAL SERVICES 8-28-52 7-IO-54 LCDR CLIFFORD R. LAWSON, MSC, USN ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER 11-1-52 LCDR OLIVE BOYER, NC, USN CHIEF NURSE 9- -53 ft br v «ixM ■ mI Q HBHH B ' ' ,y LEAVE LONG BEACH.... VIPS ABOARD TAKE THIS DOWN Shemanski, F. B. ENS, Kettler, E. H. YNSN Ross, E. F. LT, Martin, R. D. LTJG CC @ CHING TARGET— JAPAN THEAH IT IS! Barton, N. F. CMBOS ' N, Gabarra, A. BMC OMAR THE TENT MAKER Inacio, M. SN RIGGING THE GIG Larry, L SN, Stavely, M. SN POLISHING THE OFFICERS BOAT Peruch, D. SN, Rosine, W. R. SN ATION ■ ' , •.:h Williams, R. E. SN, Flynn, .R G. SN Rhoden, T. H. BMSN Tharp, W. F. SN Strachinsky, J. BMC Williams, R. L. MM2 Drane, T. R. BMl Halley, T. J. BMom Gerstenberg, F. D. SN RUST DUSTERS Davis, T. F. SN, James, M. P. SN M DON ' T FORGET THE CORNERS Schlueter, C. W. SN, Delahunt, R. K. SN CHIP, CHIP, CHIP,!! Turner, M. BMSN, Stofa, B. J. SN LET ' S SEE, 2 • 2 ARE?? Stofa, L. SN THE NEVER ENDING BATTLE AGAINST RUST Boats, Stofa, B. J. SN, Rogers, t. M. SN ••■-■i:iG THE EDGES Rosine, W. R. SN, Vella, N. SN PAINT, PAINT AND MORE PAINT ! ! Casella, F. S. SN, Royball, J. S. SN HOW ABOUT FUSCIA ? Horner, D. R. SN, HinUe, K. E. SN, Scholl, W. J. SN KLD LLAD Thomas, W. T. SN, SN Millov, T. J. BMSN. Stcvent. B. G. SN a:. WIRE SPLICING Matthews, T. BMSN, Jones, R. G. SN TOPPING THE BOOM Willams, R. E. SN, Fortner, E. E. SN, Gall, K. A. BMl WINCH CONTROL Rogers, E. M. SN J AWAY THE STATION WAGON Richard, J. J. SN, Wetherington, BMC, Rhoden, T. H. SN, StoFa, B. J. SN, Gerstenberg, F. D. SN EYE-ING IHE MANILA Whaley, M. B. SA, Richard, J. J. SN, McCrary, W. L SN WHIPPING THE wiKb. Otis, S. L SN, James, M. P. SN MARLINSPIKE SEAMANSHIP G S O P E C I G A i L b S E ° A D D E ■ T L A B N KNOCK OFF CHAIN STOPPER Jemjs, E. J. SN WHAT NO DENTS ?? Thomas, W. T. SN ■ns, J. W. SN, Snyder, R. R. SN, Rhoden, T. H. BMSN DAILY DKRY A ,VA L• ' .■. • .•■ t. B. E. SN, Stivcly, M. SN UNDERWAY FOk SHOOTING THE SUN Lovinggood, G. O. QMC, Fisher, P. G. LTJG Spelman, R. O. QM2 WHERE ARt wb ]]! Lovinggood, G. O. QMC, Fisher, P. G. LTJG Spelman, R. O. QM2 SEE IF SHE HAS A DATE TONIGHT Altman, A. H. QMSN, Dreyer, C. J. QM3 ® ® ® RIGHT RUDDER? AYE AYE, SIR Owen, E. QMSN, Altman A. H. QMSN, Burgdorf, R. A. LT, Harris, E. D. QMSN LONG RX GOVERNMENT PD ! ? ! ? Lawrence, J. J. RMSN, Taylor, J. A. RM2, Carney, T. B. RM3, Payne, T. L TM3, Westlake, D. S. RM2 SHANGRI-LA??? . l .•.„:•.?,:_ ... . ; , Hunt, R. W. YN2, Kettler, E. H. SN, Lytton, D. F. JOSN Riffey, F. K. YNC, Hammock, T. L PN3, Ferns, F. F. YN3 QM ® ' HL Lassie) , TESN (X- . nken, E. W. TESN, Owens, D. G yHG ' ' NIDMA? •e, J. W. kf-lj, Daniel, M. M. k:- ' i, ones SN a ' AICM IML SCRLLN NOT TMt CAMERA Mariollo, R. A. RDJ, Spanoaui, W. R. RD3, B.mo«, ... kD: N BU PERS INSTRUCTION i 69? YES SIR Brown, N. F. YNi, Paul, B. C. YN3 SORRY, LIBERTY CARDS HAVA-NO Hinkamp, R. V. YNSN, Tllson, B. G. PNSN PRINT A 1000 COPIES? Todaro, A. C. Ll3 WHAT ' S A SIGNAL ? Poinbiof, C. E. LTJG, Woods, RMl, Kassap, M. ENS, Homra, C. A. ENS WHAT NO SPICY NOVELS? SOME WIG WAG, HUH? Hunt, R. W. YN2, Criss, M. J. PNSN, Knapp, A. J. HM3, Stanfield, H. C 0M3, Powers, L E QMSN Stavely, M. SN GETTING THE WORD THE MA , . ,x , . , ;. Willis, J. T., Brennecke, J. A. YN3, Resor, E. L LT o DC ® MM Q ME o YEAH WE HAVE UNION CARDS McMenu-., W. R. MM3, Falrchild, H. MMC, Messina, S. J. MACH S t cfteet e o FP LAST MINUTE REPAIRS Cox, L L MM3, Miller, R. D. FN, Ezell, J. MM3, Patton, T. M. FN LINING UP MAIN CONDENSER Ezell, J. MM3, Diegnan, L MMFA 1 D. C. ON THE LINE SHIFTIN L O. STRAINERS Newman, E. C. MM2, Miller, M. S. FN, McMenus, W. R. aH .y w. R. FN, BERGER. S. G. MM3, Diegnan, L MMFA MM3 JUul WATCH THAT VACUM RISL Virostko, J. P. CHMACH LNGINEROOM READY TO ANSWER ALL BELLS Smith, R. D. FN. Wierson L A. MM2, Fairchild, H. D. MMC, Virostko, J. P. CHMACH, Rost, W. E. 4th DIVISION .... WE CAN USE 90, oc Domatti, W. BT2, • in. ST A H. BTi TS ALL SECUPr ■■r. C. C, ■ ■ ., J. V. TOPPLD OFF TO 95 ; ' o CHIEF Burger, C. C. BTC, Hinson, L B. BT3 •ANNED AND READY UnJerwood, W. D. FN, Smith, H. D. BT3 FIREROCM READY TO GET UNDERWAY Trnvli;, D. C. FN, hofono. R. T. BTC, Sm.th. H. D. BT3 Puttlcflmmof, R. W. BT3 NURSES SAY Hudock, D. L MM3 IT ' S TOO WARM LETS LIGHT OFF 3 UNIT MM3, Skrabutenas, N. J. MM2, Harris, E. D. Mehaiek, E. FN, Huffman, D. S. MM3, Sturqill, R. D. MMC NOW THIS UNIT SHOULD COOL THINGb ALL WE GOT TILL NEXT QUARTER Sturgill, R. D. MMC, Grimes, B. MM3, McArthur, L. A. FN McArthur, L A. FN, Harris, E. D. MM3, Zunino, J. E. ENS JUST FEEL THE COOL BREEZE BOYS Sturgill, R. D. MMC, Huffman, D. S. MM3, Hudock, D. L MM3, LOOKS BAD, BETTER CALL THE BOSS Raymond, R. J. ENFN, Banks, G. C. ENFN AIR CONDITIONING DIESEL. . ... ■, THATS WHAT I LIKE Banks, L. A. LNFN, Trumbull, L W. EN3 THIS PUTS OL tNS, Trumbull, L. A ' . tt-Jj, reSScucai, b. L. G. E. EN3 TBR y _ NOW THIS IS TM; Bender, J. F. MMFN, Perkins, W. A. MMl, Poynter, H. C. Cookston, W. E. ' MM2 FN • ns, W. A. MMl, Sodes, H. A. KfcbK A („LUbi Berryman, J. R. r !. ' MM2, White, D. H. FN UNb LOoKb Pkt i i T u u . ' . L. MM2, Poynter, H. C. Zun.oo, J. E. ENS, Naih. J. D. MMC. Ray, R. E. MM3, Bender, J. F. MMFN MOSHI, MOSHl Evans, A. L EM2, Tavares, E. W. FN, Jacques, R. EM3 SPEED 13 MID LATITUDE 35 Craig, G. L 1C3, Powell, H. R. IC3 HEY! THATS ME YOU ' RE BURNING I JUST DON ' T THINK SO Klotz, D. O. EM3, Eckbreth, W. C. EM3, Hayward, J. H. Okstad, G. A. EM3, Phillips, D. C. FN, Jordan, J. P. FN EM3 GOT THE LOAD ? WHAAAAT ? White, R. H. EM3, Rogers, T. V. FN, Randolph, D. L. EMP3, Turnupseed, D. G. EM3, Stuckrath, E. L. ELEC Moeller, D. B. EM2 ELECTRICIANS PICK EM UP ON A .... DeVrles, B. E. DC3, Finlay, R. J. D Rlppee, W. L. DC3, Welton, K. k. U ' ._L DCFN PENALTY fr,o -,7- 1 img IA.-, , . 3, Pillow, J. • pley, P. C. DCPN, DeVrles, B. E. , ' - p o,, I). C. DC3, Freeman, U, ' • ' - DC3 FIRE BREATHING DRAGON Lyie, B. B. MEl, Florar.ce, J. W. ME2 YOU WERE RIGHT... .ITS A PIPE Staton, L. H. FP2, Schmldlln. C. D. FP3 THATS ABOUT THE SIZE OF IT Hadley, C. D. MEFN, Mej.a, M. R. Mt3 IS THAT ONL Uh TMUbt NkW .ui CALIBWb MObtS ; Welton, K, R. DCC, Finlay, R. J, DC 2. R.ppcp. W. L. DC J 8th DIVISION WE DON ' T HAVE IT Ferrin, D. R. LCDR, Montgomery, W. A. SK3 LETS ONLY MAKE A ioo „ PROFIT THIS MONTH McCall, J. T. SK2, Beck, F. J. PACT IT ' S IN Tria DUOK Armstrong, J. E. SKl, Gebhart, C. H. CSl YEAH, THIS IS THE _ bo OFFICE Mata, T. CS2, Struble, W. E., Miller, E. R. SHC ® SK 5 A C e cs GIVE ' EM CORN BEEF Sundstrom, J. D. CSC, Holland, E. O. CSSN SO 1 HO ' A MUCH WE OFF ? Sullivan, T. K. ENS, Barbee, R. W. DKl, Stuhldreher, W. F. ENS r S k Mkij. HERE ' S A Sw. r Birnbaum, M. SK2 Shumake, B. R. DKSN, Derrow, C. DK3 Tzustakls. J. SK3 «§[3F y ' - f r- ?J PAY DA ■ Shumake, Miller, t. w. H ' . , t-.-rn,. l CL CRtAM, MAVA.NO Strickland, P. SMSN. Johnton, fc. , A ■•• -, J. DN SOUPS ON Harrebon, J. L. CS3, Hanggie, F. W. CS3, Dixon, J. D. CS2 ■■;: MEAT BALL Meadows, P. W. SK2, Dyer, J. L. CSSN IT ' S ON IT ' S WAY ONE PER MAN Smith, B. CS2, Henman, R. L. CSSN, Kauzlarich, J. C. CS3 Houpland, H. L. CS3, Gravino, G. J. CS3 TUTTI FRUTTl Thomas, W. T. SH2 CHOW DOWN Hutchinson, H. T. CSSN COMMISSARY .... m _UT ' EM THIN AND THIN AGAIN Rasmus, M. H. CS2, Jochum, M. J. CS3 PIE AND COFFEE TIME! Armstrong, J. F. CSl, Soldeville, G. CSl SPECIAL DIET KITCHEN Newsome, E. HM3, Chester, B. F. CS3, Harrison, O. M. HM3 HM ' ,;; Collins, M. J. CWO Mess Cooks HOW MANY D Paul R. L. CSj, ' NT? bcULLEWY MAIDb Higgino and Crow Collins, J. H., Johnson, C., Rogers, J. R., Stroud, C. Wright, M., Babauta, J. C. SHORT TIMER Ramirez, P. SH3 ., Back Row - Swinger, H. J., Davis, T. F., Thomas, L. E., Walton, L, Sturdivant, E. T., Stewart, H. Front Row - Auzenne, R., Reese, S. P., Wilson, J. F., Bell, J., Hailey, R. M. LAUNDRY ROOM Thorton, R. G. SH3, Ellison, H. A. SH2, Mollis, P. K. SH2, Peirifoy, L C. SH2, Vitalis, A. D. SH2, Morton, M. W. SMi. Weaver. D. SMSN HOSPTIAL LINEN ROOM Conrad, R. B. MM3, Knapp, A. J. MM3 LETS MIX EM UP Thorton, R. G. SH3, Morton, M. W. SMi STEWARDS - LAUNDRY ■ JU NAME IT, X Paddock, K. P. SHC SHIP . „ .: Edwards, J. R. SKSN I WHA I IS I I 7 Stavely, C. N. SK3, daggers, R. M. r YUU MUSr HAVk A CHII ! McRay, T. R. SKSN, Hardgraves, C. A. SK3 BARBtk SHOP Boyk.n, J. g. SM2, MILLER. R. 5. SH2 G pffin, B. D. SW2 BULK STORES FLIGHT QUARTERS OT ONE CLASS ABLE f JK.4l DUTY LITTER AND EMBARKATION TEAM MAN YOUR STATIONS NC c l V. i Derlso, D. J. LT, Roberts, W. A. HMC CORRESPOi. Sedotal, R L HM2, Allen, A. J. HM3 U loi., W. I. IIM., You.iglove, T. vV. HM3 Ocr. Wintz, p. R. HM2, Dally. R. G. HM2, Winnole, H. H. HMC, Peterson, B. B. MM2 DISCHARGES Lynch, M. E. HN, Stcurv..i!J, C. F. HMj Abbott. A. M. M SGT RECORD OFFICE Watkins, W. E. HM3 ' --■--l- ' JR , PULSE RESPIRATION McMurry, B. B. HN, Pasternak, D. E. HN BLOOD PRESSURE Lemons, J. R. HM3 ADMISSION BATH Chantelois, W. J. HM3 Shires, G. I. LT, McGary, S. L HN SICK CALL Le Croy, M. L LTJG, Childs, D. R. CDR ADMISSION ROUTINE G. HN larr, X. «-(f :;, El«lar,o ;- l) ( Src Seorge, J. S. - ' ;, Leut:, _ L. _ jG .-z: 5 01 ♦ 1 1 1. _ - •- ' : H 1 ■ ' ur-i r. _ -tN X ' APO SOUTI ' C VITAL SIGNS q 13 MINUTES FOR 2 HRS. Meyer, R. K. HM3, Lindsay, B. D. HN loo cc OF PROTENUM q 2 HRS Bonsor, H. N. HM3 UDI APPA? Laliberte, L G. HN, RIstoff, D. A. LTJG MEDICATION AND DRESSINGS Beck, J. E. HN, Belanger, R. W. HM3 r r e WHAT.. .YOU WANT TWO CLEAN SHEETS ? Penwitt, R. D. HN, Rose, J. C. HN LET ' S HOLD FIELD DAY Beardmore, R. L. HN, Smothers, H. L. HN, Campbell, J. W. HN TREATMENT AND MEDICATION W. -a i IL ;i .- ' I . . . ' . ADMISSIONS 3each, G. E. LT, Cottrell, S. LT PM CREW TAKE OVER Dasler, A. R. HM3, Napier, H. T. HM3 M  x - 2030 BED i 1Mb Rexroad, R. F. HM3, Speight, T. B. HN ' f r r r rii I ' i 20i 5 NIGHT CORPSMFN ' • . ' i AFTER L- Ir rLIEVED BY NIGMT CREW Stedman, C. F. HM3, H. HM3, Lewis, J. (-. Koarnoy, J. E. MM3 HM3, Nelson, R. F. W, Js, S. F. MN, Leake, F. M. HM3, Hallett, .ry, E. H. HM3, M.lllmot, S. S. HM2, Metzger, w. l. mM ., Pacurar, W. L. MM3 R: _K 1 NOW HERE ' S AN INTE-.__ :._ ■, :_NT Sherer, B. D. LT, Muhlenfeld, L. T. LTJG, Burton, HM3, Knause, C W. I-IM3 SEE WHY IT HURTS? Dupuis, D. D. HN, Miller, J. F. HM3, Childs, D. R. CDR, Wilkinson, E. L. HN, Ross, R. R. HN BRIEFING OUR ALLIES Gelbmann, M. A. LTJG, Miller, C. W. HM3 ORIENTATION NEW PATIENT Prewitt, H. L. HM3, Underwood, J. L. HN A J -€4 •k ' -i « , -J YOU PUT THIS HERE Santoro, L. N. HN, McGary, S. L. HN 1, 2, 3, LIFT Tabor, B. J. HN, Boehmke, R. J. HM3, Cieri, A. J. HM3 BRIEFING BYE PEANUTS Shires, G. T. LT J PATIENTS READY i Merldew, J. Y. HM3, Otis, G. J. HM2 m Q r ; n1 t h N. P. iuu ! ' k N i TT Coyle, Z. LTJG, Smith, F. C. HN, Curtis, J. C. HM3 Landgraf, C. W. LT, Henry, M. L. HM3, Lucero, E. E. HM3, Rucker, M. HM3 CLEAN UP TIME ' ' ' ■.-, P. R. HM2, Sh.Trrnt., K. t. HM2, C -i j ' -l I • ■ ' • ' • WARDS FOR JAPAN r-,u..,  ' J. HM3 SFCURF All V AT SICK CALL Shires, G. T. LT, Townsend, R. S. HM2, Blanton, J. HM3 HOLDING CONSULTATIONS Estridge, M. N. LT Reeder, D. C. HM2, Chenoweth, C. V. LT, Scardefield, T. E. HM3 r r Ar IN THE O. R. ZUNG, Max M. K. mm .A IN THE CAST ROOM Frederickson, J. D. HM3, Wright, W. D. LT, Kessllng, H. E. HN 21 JOURNAL CLUB WHERE ' S THE DOCTOR ? ' .1 .v f . ft 1 I IHLSb HAVt GOrrA GO Harvey, G. E. DTi, OhI, R. W. CDR I HE BRIDGE BUILDERS Brookshire, J. L. DT3, Quimby, R. D. DN, Hayes, E. W. DN EXCAVATING ? Wiley, L. LT, Wilhelm, J. C. DN AWRIGHi SHUTE Cash, R. N. DT2 V MOLAR MENDE Scofield, H. H. LI, iL..i.ao, F. DN ■ NEW REGIME Brandon, W. C. Jr. CDR, GilMand, E. F. Dl3 IS IT CLEAN : ' Baker, J. C. HM3, ShaFer, M. H. LTJG, Gould, A. M. HM3 6 SYRINGES? Robbins, D. K. HM3, Phillips, J. G. HM3 it ' t-, WHAT KIND OF OPERATION ? Johnson, P. H. HM2, Vickey, R. E. LT, Sherman, R. E. HM2, Frame, H. P. HM2 I ' LL SCRUB Kuntz, F. E. HM3, Powers, E. HN JUST RELAX WE ARE CLEANING UP ! Deiiinger, J. D. HM3, Enis, G. L. HM2, Tryon, A. J. LT Lyon, E. W. FIM3, Vanderark, A. E. HM3, Hutchinson, J. H. HM3 CSR AND OPERATING ROOM r C ' i I- t I 4 Francke, W. LT, Squires, C. C. HM2 Kincaid, C,. b. HMC, Marquette, t. h. HMj IN LA I r-A I IcTJ I Carlson, J. J. HM3, Pearson, K. E. HM2 u_ilVE OR PASSIVE EXCtK i_: Lo . White, L. L. HM3, Stulgin, H. J. HM2, Johnson, D. L. HM2 4 XT J K Reddy, J. B. LCDR, Mettlen, A.J. HM3, Tabor, G. I inghom, L. A. LTJG, Lundeen, W. K. HM2, Tannerhil E. MM2 p L 1 P p| A K Opr ■ C ■ H l jjB C L A B N H IIh VJH L 1 ffii, HJn YOU GOTTA HAVE A PRESCRIPTION ! ! THE MICROBE HUNTERS Norris, F. F. HM2, Bradshaw, J. C. HM2, Keating, K. LTJG King, A. J. HMl, Thornton, R. J. HMl, Fix, L W. Madden, R. S. HMC, Knudsen, D. A. HMl, Glasscoe, Coulter, C. W. HM3, Swenson, H. J. HM2 LCDR, HM2, HARLEQUIN FRAMES Kruil, L. J. HMl, House, R. M. HM2 IT ' S UNDER Kl.... : Leckie, M. G. HM2 WHO WILL I SHOOT ? Rockwell, R. D. HMl YOU WANT THREE OF ' EM ? ? O Ragle, P. R. LTJG, Buxton, R. H. HMC, Schenk, A. HM3 R W t ri A Namanny, A. N. HMC, Burnett, R. W. HM2 Edwards, T. L. HN, Lanier, G. E. HM3 Martin, W. P. HM3, Morstad, R. A. HMC 1 THA i o ' LASS 7 Ford, G. HMC, Bankston, J. L. HMl READY t-UK ibbUh Schneider, K. R. HM3, Komay, A. A. HM3 L iSiDJ H„„. •■ GE ne, A. D. HM3 HOLD 4 Bell, E. S. HMC, Hickman, L. J. HM Monk, D. R. HMi, Brown, J. G. HMa Howley, T. J. HMj, Dougherty, C. Dillard, D. M. HM2 J. HMC McCrary, W. L. SN, Bntton, J. N. HM3 Birnes k. t. HM3, Heywood, N. M. HM2 AT EASE CHAPLAINS c c h a P , 1 h a n o L e a n n o r y r ' S l ? - Evening Prayer THOSE WHO SERVE BEDSIDE COMMUNION XAkD ,i lT M gBBtimrBei : ? ' ; ,i TALKING IT iJ ' VtR CHARACTER GUIDANf QCDX irc: ARn C c:r| r JrtAWAI --sivz -! J BRIEF STAY pm i W O N ! ' o M (? LAWTOO rSi ..j -- ' %?- A Places and. h v. Sjmili ' h , iim - ? .. . People GENERAL TAMAYA AND CAPTAIN J. P. CLARK INDIAN DELEGATION ' A GENERAL TAMAYA 1 1 . eU; . AMERICAN AMBASSADOR TO KOREA ELLIS O. BRIGC CAPTAIN O. H. ALEXAr. ' rr. KOREAN DELEGATION GENERAL KIM ALIANS ENTtRTAIN U; ;v.t.v_.iAN DOCTORS AND NURSES 5 7 ; 5 NAMANNY AND GIRL-SAN KOREAN NURSE AND .ISITING HOURb NAVY NURSE CORPS CAPTAIN J. P. CLARK HAPPY BIRTHDAY USO SHOWS 7 7 S SHIPS VARIETY SHOW MMM m LIVIN ' IT UP WADE, RONALD L. HM2 CONRAD, ROBERT B. HM3 KRULL, LAWRENCE J. HMi COLLINS, JOHN H. Jr. DENNIS, J. N. LT CONNERLY, M. CDR CITATIONS, SAYONARA, SHIPPING OVER 1  fci ALL HANDS- f -; y QUARTERS FOR MUSTER AND INSP rT ir 4 7 7 5 5 miwi- flM 111 -• -■-■••: ' -njNCIL Keating, K. LTJG, inernariski, !-. B. tt-Jb, Shires, G. T. LT, unino, J. E. ENS ENLI?- -J COMMITTEE L- ■ !y, R. J. DC2, Gebhart, C. H. CSi (-_ _, ., _. ■;., ,._ 2US, W. R. RD3, Underwood, W. D SN, Halley, T. J. SN, Skrabutenas, N. J. SN ■ COMMITTEE , ., , , ._ ,:J, Lawton, H. T. HM2, Criss, M. J. PNSN, IJnch, L. A. LT, Lytton, D. F. JOSN, Madden, R. S. HMC, Rieder, B. f. HN, Bonner, R. L. CDR, O ' Leary, J. D. LT Missing in Picture; Rockwell, R. D. HMl SPECIAL SEA AND ANCHOR DETAIL... MAN YOUR STATIONS! TVdi c( mc rfa(4tc - c t(SS at ett 1Ro iter OFFICERS AND NURSES ALEXANDER, O. Henry BARTON, Norman E. BEACH, Grace E. BECK, Francis J. BONNER, Roy L. BOYER, Olive BRANDON, William C Jr. BUCKINGHAM, Louise A. BURGDORF, Richard A. CHILDS, Donald R. CLARK, John p. COLLINS, Matthew J. COTTRELL, Sallie E. DERISO, Domino J. EPPLEY, James E. 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