Hornet (CVA 12) - Naval Cruise Book

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ik! vnffg-f::at.s.1 A352135-Q1i3L!zI'5!Ci5-LI31 ii','fE5'4'5.li'.'-iLFiiC2.'ufl-15 Front Row, left to right: Callan, R. L., Arnold, W. M., Hansen, R. C., Wilson, R. inj , Gaines, W. A., Hinds, W. L., Waters, R. F., Pittman, R. R., Hughes, T. V., Clark, E. D., Thomp- son, M. A. Second Row: Hayes, P. A., Harguth, D. W., Panepinto, P. fnj, Ingram, W. A., Messer, E. L., Had- dock, E. J., Jensen, R. L., Lambert, J. R., Sanders, J. W., Maness, B. D., Bettis, B. G. Third Row: Ricketts, E. E., Greene, D. R., Pearson, L. A., Thomas, J. R., 0'Doan, C. D., Hand- bury, D. J., Reese, R. A., Opland P. R., Peterson, R. T., Dewar, J. Byron, M., E. Fourth Row: Brown D. L., Schenkweiler, D. L., Ford R. D., McMahan, J. W., Wendell G. W., Smith, C. E., Zak, J. C., Cope J. R. Inj. Front Row, left to right: Davenport, J. W., Smith, C. M., Coggeshall, E. Wilcox D F. Peterson M E 1.3 l ' , - 'Q a ' 'S Radtke, F. J., Cormly, W. W., Gal- livan, R. J., Ramos, S. ini. Second Row: Engen, A. E., Svee, .N. L., OYC, H. A., Bagnall, C. L., Reuther, J. F. Faulkner, L. A., Reynolds, E. A. Roach, N. P., Koch, E. E. .,r3'. '.. ,l ',,: '32-ug 1 . ,Q c35':.'3,ttj,'j-.5j'j 37-yy: C., Borkowski, W. W. A., Cooper, 5 , Front How, left to right: McGee, D. L., Pierson, E. M., Clark, E. fnlg Selby, M. E., Rogers, R. L., Turner, C. H., Ketterling, E. E., Houck, D. R., Imlay, R. G., Benjamin, J. E. Second Row: Woodford, R. J., Brock, M. L., Stergeos, C. Inj, Lambert, C. W., Jr., Barcelona, L. J., Alves, B. B., James, J. L., Whinery, W. H., Harrell, J. W., Chennault, L. R. Third Row: Thomas, W. E., King, D. C., Ewert, E. W., Sheridan, J. A., Yocum, B. G., Oechslin, C. J., Howell, E. J., Hanners, W. R., Mar- tin, J. fnl Jr., Russell, B. L. 3 I A .'J Qi .img f'

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' ' ' .-1-12 4 A f-. at-1 ff, Hf va' .5 ,-pf 'iff'-fffv .4 -Aim ra -AA ,W --if Y .4-yrvitk-, -J . ,Qu - ,N .A ,L .., . COMMANDER JESS BARKER, USN Commanding Ojicer After delivering devastating blows to the Korean Communists in 1953, the '6Blue Blazers of VF-93, returned to Alameda to reform. F9F-2 aircraft were replaced by the faster F9115 6'Panthers, and a concentrated period of training was begun. Ordnance train- ing at Fallon, Nevada, Carrier Qualification Cruises at San Diego aboard the Philippine Sea and the Boxer, and again off San Fran- cisco aboard' the Yorktown, were completed in rapid succession. In late April FITRON NINETY-THREE, tuned for action, flew to Norfolk to embark in the mighty HORNET. Front Row, left to right: LTCjgJ R. R. Drury, LT M. A. Zesiger, LT F. K. Lissy, LCDR C .M. Dangott, CDR J. T. Barker, LCDR M. D. Smith, LT C. E. Smith, LT R. P. Armstrong, LTfjgJ P. D. Smith. Second Row: LTfjgJ W. R. Stewart, ENS G. S. Bride, Jr., ENS W. E. Nichols, LTCjgJ J. G. Wallace, LTCjgJ T. M. Gardiner, Ill, LTQjgJ C. G. James, Jr., LTijgD H. D. Arnold, ENS R. L. Gray, LTijgJ D. Cnb Gallegos, Jr. Third Row: Smith, L. R., Capehart, L. A., Cartmill, C. A., Livingstone, K. J., Shepherd, W. H., Worthington, P. fnb, Greigo, J. B., Egge, E. J., Brown, S. J.

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CHIEF Shepherd and the radio gang. ' .5 ff f 33152 QW QfS.p',,,IS Q.-ii CY ,ff ,EVN 'EEE Un! J' -W 1 ' ' ' ' ,C '4 Y Keeping the records straight. A E SMILE. I K is .xrr very is , X - u A Y' sf V' Compartment cleaners did an outstanding jo . 1 3