Hornet (CVA 12) - Naval Cruise Book

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ENS F. E. ROBERTS Division Officer Long before the ships of our Navy were propelled by steam, they were manned only by boatswains. Today, the men of the deck not only chip the paint, tend the lines, and man the helm, but also maintain a position as a part of the modern Navy. As well as keeping up over one-quarter of the shipis hull and manning seven of the HORNET's sixteen gun mounts, the Third Division mans fueling stations both for taking on fuel, and for refueling the smaller ships of the force. Maybe the most familiar job of a hoatswain's mate is to start the day of each man on the ship witl1 the words, Heave out and trice up . . . . 7 'T J 4 ff ff 2 , . , yu, M ' X 1 '. 2' f ' , , f X f i,,, ' . nw! W4 1 if A , i , f Z 5, YZ is . f:i5W M 2 ' lf X ,, 374 ' W, ,,,, 3 X ,,,,, , .. ,I , , . f , ffwf i r .' , S . 5 f 5 fi of 'mf s f X . , 7 1 Z f 1 f 4 ff f., Zf , ' ff W 4 if 5 M A f? Z . Z, a ? 2 . Q W f , ' a . V. X0 f i y Q ' M, 4 ,. M, is sit' , , qf ' 1 Ze' 42 s H ' fi JW , iff 'Liu . WN 9 1, if. W 7 4 V V. . Yi . ft W ,fi 7 Q X Q . 5 ' Q 2 2 . 2 ss., .,,-Fw 2 f it 2 ffm X ' -. fi . ., ,, . f VVVV . ff Mmfwfcw. , Top Row, left to right: Sosnoff, C. S., Bowers, B. L., Rodenhizer, C. A., Corbett, M. H., Bermudez, J. S., Rossano, F., Mrozik, J. E., Long, J. V., lngerson, L, Third Row: Jones, J. P., Card, M. D., Luckcnhavh, R. C., Sterling, J. L., Reo, V., Bittner, C. E., Slonaker, P. H., Guidicc, F. C., Grisham, W. 0. Second Row: Rigoni, F. C., Dague, R. L., Houkins, C., Sf-hall, A. H., Branney, E. L., Chafin, R, C., Hetherington, N., Smith, W. W., Smith, P. J, Bottom How: Hliwski, S. J., Sands, H. L., Smith, W. L., Brown, T. J,, LTfjgl Eldridge fformer Div. Ofiicerj, Butters, B. J., Hall, L. A., Pickell, D. R., Russomano, C. G. ' if Tf if Y' s , K , J, , 'X , Q I s . , . 1 f 1 A Top Row, left to right: Kimberlin, W. W., f ' WW ' sw' ' ff, ' .5114 wk! .. . . J ab A f l Z, ,Z W' Ryin, J., Holmes, B. A., Ramsey, J., Vest, X Lf ' Q J. 1-3 Cerlmg, L. H., Wlltse, C. D., Hodgkins, ' . NJ , '52 f - fr I J. XV., Dabbs, J. P. Third Row: Cagliordi, 7 A X F. C., Parker, M. L., Crotty, R. T., Curry, ' .X2ffXfff f CT f .,, ' , . . V, R' L'3 Bmirmgtont. C' EJ McKee, L4 ,XM f, , ,Q .. 5. pl .F 3 i Saldamando, J., Quill, G. G., Deschuiteneer, of fy fi ' '- 'Q' A A 1 X 55.1, ' R L Second Rozc' Schweizer D R ' Birt as nh if in WL In 1 1 1 mg- m. ' l la. ' ' ' I s ' -v 1 T. L., Pontiff, N. L., Potter, E. The fourth division has responsibility for deck spaces from fr. 165 aft to the fantail, and overall supervision of the Captain'5 Gig and Shipis boats, besides conducting training of boat crews. All Highline transfers and guard mail exchanges are performed by the Fourth, as well as the manning of the re- plenishment and rearming station using the Le Tourneau crane on the flight deck. B. O., Hill, W. L., Rossell, B. L., Cimaglia, T., Potter, D. L., Shea, J. E., Garrison, J. E., liostrezha, W. J.. Bottom Row: Sheil, J. J., Kearney. J. S., Witt, J. E., Austin, E. D., ENS Roberts fDivision Ofiicerl, Underwood, gafgf.R0if, left I0 Vighti Jones, L. L.: Bryan, G. L., Addison, H. R., Fitzpatrick, 6.1. ., go ns-on, R. G., D Angelo, P., Fitzgerald, C. C., Isaac, E. E., Thompson, C. L., Rafkird Igfdgle IIgQw:iYIf'glei,i1aU,l0-JCE Parker, D. M., Fisher, W. P., Paffenharlli, . ', 3 ' -3 lanfli -Sl1H6,..,Bf'l'g,R.J.,R:t ,R.C.,Bs, LT09, Pj C' STANFILL W- P- FH-if Rvwf Shaw, H. W., Bain, J. D.,efEiinl:oii1ielli, M., sa:il1f:nE. R., LTiigJ Division Officer D' C- Stanfilli Sh0Ckl0y3 Bfiard, M. P., Eure, W. M., Holmes, J. P., Flemming, G. C. gg 1 . sk .fa QQ Q ' V 'mf . ,, 3 . gj A . gm, K CQ.. SJ I 5 s . QQS Q . fn- X u .N ,fs f X Xf X sl. 1 - X if 5 ww, ' Y 3 KN J X N . s Q K as 1. .. 2 . f J, f X . if .,-sp . 3 Q , Q L I 06? WML 5 A.. ws. , ,NN swam. gigs s 5 1 Jn? X vs. . X . .3 is XX wks SX, K .f f fsf ... ,X , K we . ' RN Q y . . fv M HA f x XS -A C0 O Z A . .. n 3. f ,fe ,, wi. J s if .1 a . A . K . , bb V I i QQ.: f W J Wi . A ' we' , A . -ii' V . ,f ln , . 1. U 1 -fn f.': K ' Z fi. . wmv , ff' ANZ! ' . 'Ki' . f fm V 7 : ,,. ,ff , M . uf . QQ, I I Wi 'f F X fd., I .M V X X Sk S X, .. S A

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LTfjgD R. D. KIKER, JR. Division Ojficer . W4 R n...r X-auf, Q A-fir f-7, fqllf . ' f wry f -, nr in--v - XJ 3-jr J-sg ff txff K M 1,5 ,f-,r 5517 ,, ,,,w.,,,,YS, vi, 351 5 2 JS' , t .I if Y! 5 4191 -ar. , Front Row, leftto right: Harris, R. W.3 Barlage, C. K.3 Foster W. MJ Flinta, W. W.3 M'cGarrity, P. E.3 ENS 1. T. High, 1r., Ass't Div. Offs LT, D. E. Rockwell Jr., Frrrr Lr.. LTCjgJ R. D. Kiker, Jr., Div. off.,.Wi11iamr', W. R., Glowa Jr' Popweil, C. lVI.3 Goldsberry, W. 1.3 Poerner, R. F. Second Row: Pitts F. F.' Viilcz-e S. W.3 Morgan,.W. K.3 Dunser, 1. F.3 Sauer, R. 1.3 Baker, H. L2 Redwine, F.i VYCIIH, R- 1.5 MlHf0fd, R. R.3 Geter, F. 1.3 Soden, R. 1.3 Ackerman, T. B.3 Cabral F Third Row' Christian C F Rashick T G Cha man W Eicher G ari - - ,--3 ,..Qp,.Q',.QMt, L. Mayne, R. V.3 Austin, B. F.3 Therrien, W. 1.3 Thomas, R. G.3 Carter, R. A113 Schwmdel, C.3 Whelan, T.3 Pfeffer, G. 1. Back Row: Schneider, E. F.3 Berri-o, W. M.3 Cassidy, D. W., Wallace, A. D.3 Cheiiins, R. H., Colavito, T. 1.3 Bianchi, R.3 Erler, R. 1.3 Heggy, G. W.3 Potter, I-Ir. O., 1r.3 Betser, B. L.3 Barber, R. C.3 Fisk, R. T ENS R. 1. SCHMITZ Division Officer HMan all replenishing . . . rearming . . . refueling . . . fueling stationsv are all very familiar words to the Second Division as they man all of the forward stations during each of these operations. The division's cleaning stations include the weather decks and hull surrounding Hanger Bay One as well as OHLicer's Country on the second and third decks. ,During General Quarters, Air Defense, and Condition watches the division mans the forward 3 Battery. During normal cruis- ing the division stands bridge and life boat watches. rDuring the cruise there never seemed to he enough time for all the jobs that had to be done, but somehow or other the division always met the deadline-a tribute to R W' Smiley BMI Division Petty Officer and every man in the division First Row, left to right: Bowers, 1. R.3 Tallent M. A., 1ones, B. R.3 Saner, G. 1.QLTfjg1 K. B Kimhallg Mehr, R. D.3 Rowe, D. P.3 Miller W. C.g Roddy, D. L-. Second Row: Fercho, V fnJ3 Caniecki, A. 1.3 1ones, T. R.3 De Graff, C. E.3 Callahan, T. K.3 St. George, N. S., Blood R. fnJ3 McFarland, G. R. Third Row: Beers E. W.3 Norris, D. E.3 Apple, O. fnig Mula 1. ini 3 Parris, P. B.3 Godwin, C. 1.3 Van Dyke 9 . 9 9 9 9 9 R. D.3 Laiferty, W. D.3 Ensor, R. fnl. SECOND DIVISION First Row, left to right: George, R. A.3 Fulkerson, L. D.3 Spencer, 1. D.3 ENS R. 1. Schmitzg ENSA. M. Tortorag Smiley, R. W.3 Byrne, R. 1.3 Carr, 1. 1.3 Dellinger, E. K. Second Row: Bellmay, W. 'P.3 Tindall, A. M., Miller, D. E.3 Wood, H. G.3 Cole, D. L.3 1ordan, C. T.3 Ealy, K. fni 3 Civitella, 1. V., Meixell, A. N. Third Row: Bush, G. F.3 Woelkers, M, 1.3 Root, H. M.3 Schuetz, D. R.3 Rohm, W. B.3 Curran, 1. fnj, 1r.3 Parker, R. L.3 Swanson, K. H.3 Rihovich, 1. G., 1r. Fourth Row: 1ones, L. F.3 Siezmore, B. D.3 Piat, W. H.3 Redkey, P. E.3 Campbell, 1. fnlg Ford, 1. B.g Gremillion, O. L., 1r.3 Brandoff, 1. 1. ,ffl- vm .1 , 7 , Q rr Q W t , , , i ,Q X L. td' bf gd '-ur., rf . 1 3? ff N, . - 5 as , f .,.. - . , r ,r . 3 ... f. - A F P Y bf 1 .. . ., 33, .E Qt H' L V Y 12 . We fs 5 V - r xx..

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Y.YY,Y Xxf N1 V. , f f--2 iff. A7- ' ' li if 'F' 1--- PM-f WJ . ...Q 1 ,V ,, . , V, V , ' S t V I T IJ' , .- 1: .f A, ,, . . J ,, . I, ' s , . we, W I Back Row left to right Jones B F Rompa McCahey L E Eubanks J O Crlsman P A Anderson C T Hora C Taylor V E Dudley R D Damlco H L Dashem D E Brodeur J J Middle Rout Stewart J P Webester J L Brennan J L Lynch F Thoreson L E Kelly J A Little T W Jenkins R E Lehr E J Hedrick P A Jeifelres J Flirt R D W First Row Stork D V Rlce C P Steffey E B Whitten R W Southern C ENS Lora Eakm R B Herkert J A Sulouif T E Ricks B C CAPT R. J. BARTON Division Officer Front Row, left to right: Steinman, C. D., Leverett, C-. T., Thomas, W. A., Wright, W. T., Carver, E. K., Kemp, V. P., Barton, R. J., Ragsdale, J. R., Martin, D. N., Rhodes, W, D., Giles, R. E., Lisenha, A. Second Row: Austin, J. C., Perry, C. J., Scott, W., Smith, J. E., Egleston, H. J., Pike, M. E., Brooks, J. L., Cerardi, V. N., Clemens, R. D., Pike, D. E., Linkes, C. A., Spinney, E. F. Third Row: Peters, E. O., Smith, W. H., Pfohl, J. G., Krus- zynski, E., Burton, C. H., Housley, L. A., Roherts, C. E., Wellman, F. E., Walk, R. L., Mills, W. R., Ayers, R. L., Espaillat-Sanz, R. G. Front Row, left to right: Shoda, W. J., Leming, A. Cn, Beck, R. N., A,Brial, A., Starr, L. G., Rogers, R. F., Cordon, M. P., Haas, T: E., ,Sierzchula, S. E., Jfipp, L. M. Second Row: Criflin, A. D., Lucas, D. J., Hall, R. C., Brady, F.. J-3 Wright, R. L., Biery,-F. H., Jordan, C. D., Siler, R. R., Rogers, J. W. Third Row: Allen, E. . R., Myers, W. E., Shinault, H. W., Epps, B. R., Cosgrove, T. G-3 MCTCCF, L- F-3 McTeer, D. L., Gatavetsky, J. C., Hart, R. E., Busler, R. C. ' The primary mission of the Marine De- tachment aboard ship is to provide a land- ing party, trained and equipped for immedi- ate commitment ashore. to conduct land operations in the seizure and defense of naval installations. Additional missions. of shipboard Marines are to provide internal security for the ship, man a section of the anti-aircraft battery and to provide honor guards. Ti' V 131