Hornet (CVA 12) - Naval Cruise Book

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ENS W. I. DAVIDSON ' Division Officer The .Aviation Stores Division of the Sup- ply Department provides Haround the clock support of aeronautical spare parts re- quired by the Air Group. This division is responsible for the procurement, receipt, storage and issue of all aeronautical spare parts required on board. All items of photo- graphic, aerological, barrier and arresting gear and catapult supplies are also pro- cured 'by this division. If you require an aircraft engine, flight deck clothing, a Hgismow or ugadgetl' for your aircraft, and it's not included in the 16,000 items of aeronautical spare parts carried. on board, the aviation storekeepers will get it for you. s A CHPCLK J. -A. LASKO A Division Oficeri The Sales Division is primarily concerned with making life more pleasant aboard ship. Storekeepers, merchants and artisans of several trades make up the division. It operates two ship s stores, a clothing store, two soda fountains, two laundries, two bar- ber shops, a tailor shop, a cobbler shop, and the cold drink vending machines. In foreign ports, the shipis store gang purchases foreign merchandise for resale to the crew at bargain prices. From gedunks to hair- cuts, the Sales Division gives service with a smile. First Row, left to right: Osborne, C., Fecley, NV. T., Henry, E., DeMille, H., CHPCLK J. A. Lasko, Division Officer, Finley, R., Scalia, A., Thompson, L., Pepke, A. Second Row: Caciola, L., Anthony, B., Blackwell, C., John- son, T., Lowe, H., Veazey, W., Armilotti, A., Boyle, M., Goebel, J., Wilson, H. Third Row: Carney, C., Lingerfelt, A., Pool, R., Wood, R., Medley, M., Klaft, D., Bertscha, R., Sheetz, R., Leiderman, R. Fourth Row: Miller, J., Szynkowski, S., Sturgeon, G., Gillock, R., Calvert, L., Foley, R., Goodwin, J., Gallagher, O., Haviland, W., Renforth, C. J l I fi mn, ,,, Q 1 Aiming 1,,,,,.,r Q H had ,M , .f a -5 I L v lgf y E' if Y? 4 Front Row, left to right: Mangrum, W. J., Holland, J. F., Helmuth, W. J., ENS W I. Davidson, Pisacreta, M., Kelley, R. H., Snyder, E. E., Thompson, N. Second Row Holcomb, D. C., Waits, F. N., Simpkins, J. G., Kresse, M. W., Morris, F. R. Cheshire, B. W., Zinoble, R. S., Musiol, L. G., Vorisek, E. R. Third Row: Bunce, B. L., Bryan, M. D., Taylor, J. C., Harkins, M. J., Kolumban, A. L., Tarbett, L. A., Senappe, R. G., Allen, W. F. First Row, right to left: Lee, J., Weldy, H., Bryson, R., Lowe, L., SHC J. R First Row, left to right: Lee, J., Weldy, H., Bryson, R., Lowe, L., SHC J. R Daugherty, S-3 Ass't Div. Off., White, B., Waters, J., Querido, P., West, N., Rodriquez, R. Second Row: MacDonald, R., Applewhite, H., Overstreet, C., Latanshyn, J., Shope, J., Brown, C., Thompson, J., Hadley, D., Norwood, J., Leonard, J., Williams, C. Third Row: Fern, C., Ross, A., Evans, W., Robertson , , A. Castro, H., McCormick, B., Upchurch, J., Hilgeman, W., Owens, G., McEntire, L., Parton, B. W7 f R, ,. J W. X gs .- f ,f , , f . f , ,, gm v mf Q 'Cx' Y jf y 'Z iii Pi ,f ox ff' gf - X 'l' 1: X L5 ' i ,fa W, ss.. ,vq,,,,KgJ ,, , G f, N z ' , ,... ,, f Q' if S K. lxfsi 5' me .L ww f 'A 'T' il M' 4 7 V ff f -. X67 .' 'mf C Y f ,, , , f

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If 4,45 Zz! , - Nfl YY? g .?YeN.,7i Us V 4' 2 Front Row, left to right: Dillon, E. R., Williamson, K. R., Hall, R. V., Robinson, E. M., Shaffer, H. D., ENS F. L. Neumann, Higgins, R. L., Jersey, N. J., Lieder, R. W., Hans, J. V., Judge, W. P. Second Row: Wagner, R. C., Dunston, C.. L., Topchak, J., Russell, D. H., Crudup, R. E., Campbell, D. R., Thacker, J. E., Solis, C., Piccio, J., John, W. J. Third Row: Olson, F. L., Halliday, J. P., Boemer, L. J., Brockman, C. H., Black, W., Cook, J. E., Gray, F. S., Strobbe, H. T., Boetel, E. H., Hickey, J. J., Owens, T. Fourth Row: Whiteside, E. H., Conklin, J. R., Rhodes, S. F., St. Arnaud, L. L., Smith, J. R., Osbahr, R. L., Jones, D. F., Burgess, D. P., Occhipinti, E. F., Graves, C. M. P A ' Top Row, left to right: Viola, J. P., Bushey, E. J., Sheats, E. W., Hamilton, R. E., Valeno, R. A., Passione, A., ,Nesbit, H., McAnuff, T. J., Mazur, J. E., Kvasny, T. G., Minopoli, C. Bottom Row: Elliott, R. P., Vassau, H. J., Toms, H. W., Nutile, F. S., Dunich, F. F., Reiter, W. H., Wiles, D. E., Cooper, V. W., Olson, D. O., Olson, H. C. 'J fr tj, 4 , W W, , 3, 15, f yy ,' ' 3, I WM, ,4 fox, 1, ,, ,- x I , , , if Y s f W ' J ' f 4 f -v P 4 J I' Wyre' f' ' . gf . nf! iWf fy X f 1 .2 L ff f r I 1 . ,f ' ff' f vf wif. 4 ' , . .mrs 'L ' Nw -fi-' 'it ' ft, ,,,, . . A f f . if y zz f , . ., 'ff , O Jr... .4 it f f , hp I f y ' ff 5 ' f f ,ss MV . Z . r 4 v r, ff, if R V 1 ,C I M ENS F. L. NEUMANN Division Officer The S-1 Division supplies the hardware and housekeeping supplies needed to run the ship. In 32 storerooms, including 4 issue rooms, the division maintains approxi- mately 23,000 electronics items, 9,500 gen- eral stores items, and 15,000 different spare parts. Also, it maintains the necessary inven- tory control and accounting records for this stock, and keeps track of the ship's mone- tary allotment and the departmental budgets. CHPLK M. W. CWIKLA , 1 Division Officer ,The Commissary Division of the 'Supply Department is responsible for feeding the ship's crew. Three times a day, approxi- mately 2,500 men Hselectn their meals at the galleys and depart ,feeling a thousand times better for their visit. In addition to the regular. meals furnished, the Commis- sary Division serves Hot Dogs or Ham- burgers after the movie, and a full course hot meal is provided at 2330 for those men who are on all-night shifts. . Top Row, left to right: Hudson,'J. N., O'Neal, C. G., Wallace, B. R., Kosatko, P. J., Dasch, C. A., .Kobrin, M., Collon, ,O. A., Dionisio, M. A. Second Row: Brooks, P. V., Favorito, J. A., Pastors, T. E., Wallin, M. A., Bergen, E. fnl, .McGinnis, W. H., Knoebber, T., Williams, J.,,Robinson, J. N., Andreani, L. Third Row: Tynan, J. O., Lucas, D. L., Mc- Anuff, T. J., Tellalian, V., Fugett, 'E. W., Bruffett, A., Carlisle, L., Smith, B. C., Lowery, D. W. Bottom Row: Ashcraft, A. K., Hillis, E.-L., Reid, H. E., Gray, F. W., Cwikla, W., Clary, J. C., Stigliano, C. N., Goode, A. W., LaVoie, C. L. , ABSENTEES: Sinninger, F. P., Drummond, J. E., Bryant, H. B., Aldi, J. G., Sack, F., Trim- mer, E. H., Francica, N., Farrell, R., Dunn, L. S., Perricone, J., Cassidy, J. C.

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LTCjgD W. C. BRINKLEY Division Ojicer The Wardroom Mess Division is con- cerned with the berthing and feeding of approximately 240 oflicers Cwith the Air Group aboardl. The manner in which this is done affects -the morale of the entire ship. Sometimes, due to Hight operations, meals must be served from early morning until late in the evening and at odd times throughout the day. Other services included the preparation and sale of sandwiches at night, and the sale of ice cream, candy, cigars, etc. in the wardroom area. ,,f42 'Q' fe , , - , f 'Q f ., ,, 1, f x af 'fly . 1 First Row, left to right: Ningola, F., Ranaig, F., Ward, S., Thourman, E., Rogers, W., LTfjgJ W. C, Brinkley, Young, R., Davis, L. Kellum, J., Johnson, H. Second Row: Jackson, M., Jones, K., Still, C., Granby, B., Bland, W., High, G., Jackson, B., Turner, C., Flewellyn, L., Bryant, I. Third Row: Hamilton, E., Richards, C., Baustista, S., Egana, F., DeGuzrnan, A., Bunguyan, J., Radoc, E., Ragadio, H., Sullivan, J., Guiller, S., Tan, D. Standing, left to right: Eischen, H. F., Ryan, T., Doyle, E. C., Rogalinski, R., Tompkins, R. N. Seated: Hickson, R. D., Arvin, M. L., ENS H. L. Wolff, Surbert, H. V., Masten, D. L., Carmasino, E. First Row, left to right: Beccerra, H., Reyes, I., Baltazar, J., Conception, J., LTfjgJ W. C. Brinkley, Muse, M., Knox, N., Peterson, J., Mafnas, J. Second Row: Jarrett, J., Shields, J., Washington, N.: McCartney, J., Ishmeal, H., Dabney, W., Mitchell, J., Bailey, L., Hall, W., Whitted, W., Mathews, E. Third Row: Wyche, H., Langit, J., Anderson, O., Conyers, R., Rigsby, R., Jenkins, C., Guy, L., Abunda, V., Long, E., Blancoflor, B., Ebbatt, F. ENS H. L. WOLFF Division Officer The Disbursing Division is responsible for all official money transactions aboard the HORNET. Best known of their services are the pay days twice a month when from 120 to 180 thousand dollars are handed out -for pay receipts, of course. S-5 is also concerned with the reimbursement of travel and shore patrol expenses, per diem and safe keeping deposits of the crew. In every foreign port they handle the foreign cur- rency exchange lines. The exchange of military payment certificates is also part of their job. Disbursing at all times strives for top grade service to all on board.