Hornet (CVS 12) - Naval Cruise Book

Text from Pages 1 - 280 of the 1969 volume:

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DocumenTs ore incompleTe oiTTer 1776 buT iT op- peors ThoT HORNET Tell inTo 8riTish hounds in The summer oT 1777. The second HORNET vvos o Ten-gun sloop ThoT served vviTh Commodore Rodgers' Squoidron during The TripoliToin Wor in The MediTerroneoin. She vvds sold ouT oT service oT ChorlesTon, SouTh Corolino in 1806. The Third ship To be noimed HORNET vvos o brig-rigged sloop oT vvor, She ToughT in The Wor oT 1812 under The commond oT Jomes Loivvrence, vvho gove The Novy The Tomous moTTo, Don'T give up The ship. The HORNET successTully blockoded Bdhid l-lorbor, in 1813 she copTured The privoTeer DOLPHIN ond The HMS PEACOCK oTT 8riTish Guiono. ATTer vorious cruises To The lVlediTerrouneon ond The Coribbedn, The HORNET vvos coughT in o gdle oTT Tolmpico, Mexico on SepTernber 29, 1829 oind Toundered vviTh dll hounds. The TourTh l-IORNET vvois o Tive-gun schooner used os oi dispoTch vessel beTvveen 1813 ond 1820. ATTer ossisTing in coosT vvork ond hoirbor survey, she vvos sold ouT oT service oT NorToll4 in 1820. The nexT ship To beor The nome HORNET vvos on iron side-vvheel sTeomer. Originolly builT in Englond os The ConTederoTe blockode runner LADY STERLING, she vvcis copTured by The USS CALYPSO ond The USS EOLUS. On June 17, 1864 she vvos commissioned inTo The Novy os The USS HORNET. In June oT 1869, oTTer ocTion oTT The EosTern seoboord during The Civil Worr, she vvos sold ouT oT service. The sixTh l-IORNET, ci converTed yochT, served os ci dis- pciTch vessel in The Spcinish Civil Wor. Her record oT operciTions oTT The coosT oT Cuboi upheld ond odded To The highesT Trc1diTions oT The service. During This wor, she corried ci boTTery of Three 6 pounders, Two T pounders ond Tour moichine guns. In Morch T910 she, Too, wcis sTricken Trom The Noivy RegisTer ond sold ouT oT service. HI TORY For ThirTy-one yeors The Novy wcis To be wiThouT ci ship corrying The TighTing noime oT HORNET, Then, on Moy 17, i939, Congress possed The Novol Exponsion ACT Thereby ouThorizing The sevenTh l-TORNET. Mrs. Froink M. Knox, wife ol: The SecreTory oT The Novy, chrisTened The USS HORNET lCV-8l, on December Tri, i94O, OT The NewporT News Shipbuilding ond Dry Dock Compony. The sevenTh HORNET wos The Tomous Shoingri Loi Trom which LieuTenonT Colonel Jimmy DooliTTle's Tomed Tokyo Roidersu were lounched. l-ler life oT one yecir ond Tive dgys proved To be ci glorious one. She porTic- ipoTed in The BoTTle oT Midwoy Trom June 3-6, TQ42, during which Time her Tomous Torpedo Sgucidron EighT golloinily losT every plone in ci doring oTTock on severol Joponese oircroTT corriers. They were meT by overwhelm- ing TighTer opposiTion oibouT eighT miles from Three enemy corriers ond were shoT down one by one. Only one piloT, Ensign George H. Goy, survived by hiding under his seoT cushion To ovoid sTroTing ond Thus wiT- nessed The grec1TesT corrier bciTTle in hisTory. l-IORNET lciTer supporTed The occupoTion oT Guodoil- conol ond wois presenT on OcTober 26, T942 when The BoTTle oT SonTo Cruz begon. ThoT morning plones from l-TORNET severely domciged The Jopoinese corrier SHO- KAKU ond The cruiser Cl-TIKUMA. Two oTher cruisers were cilso oiTTocked by I-TORNET oircroTT. Meonwhile, HORNET herselif wos TighTing oTT oi coordinoTed dive bombing Torpedo plone oTTcick which leTT her so severely domoged ThciT she hcid To be oboindoned. CommenTed one soilor owoiiTing rescue, who wos osked iT he plonned To reenlisT, DcimmiT, yes --- on The new l-lORNET. Cop- Tciin Nloson, The losT mon on bocird climbed over The side, ond survivors were soon picked up by desTroyers. The obcindoned l-TORNET, oblcize Trom sTem To sTern, refused To occepT her inTended Tc1Te Trom Triends. She sTill Tloc1Ted oTTer receiving nine Torpedoes ond more Thon 400 rounds oT 5-inch shellTire Trom US. desTroyers MUS- TIN ond ANDERSON. l-lORNET's dec1Th blow wos deoilT by Joponese desTroyers Tiring Tour 24-inch Torpedoes oT The ljlgziyqg l'1IJll4, AT OCTOLDGI' The HORNET lCV-8l Tinolly sonk oTT The SoinTc1 Cruz islonds. ,......fm-1. --11 -f------W H--we-many ,-4-sy.-is 4,0 VW.-. .,.,e,,,, vm .-H.,-, .F ,,,,, ,-.W 1 .55 1 ...,,.,,,,. ,..,, 'G JusT Term mohThs oTTer The sevehTh HORNET vvos sunk, Mrs. Frohk M, Knox chrisTehed The presem cmd eighTh l-TORNET, iUsT os she hdd done Tor The ill-ToTed sevemh. Oh AugusT 30, TQ43, Mrs. Knox loroke d poTTle of chompoghe over The povv oT o ship origihdlly des- ighoTed The USS KEARSARGE. IT vvos TelT, hovvever, ThdT The home l-TQRNET should live ogdih os o symbol of The sTrehgTh ond deTermihoTioh oT The Americom people ih Their couse. Moreover The Lord, Thy God, vvill send The HORNET omohg Them ohTil They ThoT ore leTT, ond hide Themselves Trom Thee, vvill pe desTroyed. DSU. Oh Morch 4, 1944 The USS l-IORNET TCV-l2l orrived oT Peoirl l-lorpor oTTer which she pro- ceeded To The VVesTem Pdcific: To joiri The ollied Torces. w , r. k 1 fj . : W f I Wm. .V , I .,,... , HORNET proceeded from sTill-baTTered Pearl Harbor To Maiuro ATol in The Marshall Islands. ln The nexT few weeks Palua, Truk, SaTawal, and Ponape all felf The sTing of The HORNET. On June 20, l944, The Japanese fleeT sorTied ouf To conTesT American naval forces. Thus, The firsT BaTTle of The Philippine Sea resUlTed in l-lORNET's aircrafT desTroying a large .Japanese aircrafT carrier, a smaller carrier, and a cruiser, By The end of SepTember HOPNET could claim 27 enemy ships sunk and l28 probably sunk or damaged for a ToTal esTimaTed Tonnage of 402,050 Tons. The second BaTTle of The Philippine Sea ll.eyTe Gulfl began on OcTober 20Th and resulTed in heavy casualTies for The enemy. Manila Bay offered a rich shipping anchorage for The Japanese which l-IORNET bombed consTanTly. Cn February lo, T945 l-lOl2NET's aircrafT made a full scale aTTacl4 of Tokyo. Raids confinued for Two days and nighTs afTer which The gal- lanT carrier proceeded To Iwo Jima and To Okinawa. On April 7, l945, l-lORNET's aircrafT delivered The firsT of whaT were To be faTal aTTacks on Japan's garganTUan 45,000 Ton baTTleship YAMATO. . . 'HW f ' ' ..f.. .. , f . , 1 ,fgjl7,'f7'37.-'l3'l, 79, .ff ff f' ,.f, w,.,g4.-.4 '-,.- V' P: '. .-'1- ' ' - . ' in 2' ' ' 'P' ' ' Q.: ,.,. QTL,fl.f--TS9+fl.3'-Qfp,fi2.ZL'2ZffZ:sy. -. ..-.f Y ' 7 4-a?h.Q'..':fZJA , 'li ' rr gm, ,gas ,. ., ns,-1 Q .. -2 . v ,,' ,,,-- g ' .. seas..-tw' I- 'swarm' 1wa:?,'f '2.' :M5?T1':2-i' M . - ' .M T' T Q . - '5? 1 ' ' 7 'ff -.. 'M' Q, W, ..,.,. -. Q .1.i,. 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ATTer This exTensive overhaul she vvas re- designaTed CVA-l2, Tvvo more years of duTy vviTh The SevenTh FleeT Tollovved aTTer vvhich HCR- NET reTurned To The yards Tor conversion To an AnTi-Submarine Warfare SupporT Carrier. VViTh added elecTronic eauipn1enT she became CVS-l2, a classiTicaTion she reTains To This day. 1-.f My fwff f M V MMV K ,V X, , WM I Mfmwwff awww ,z M ,WWW , ,f ,f W, QMJ, ff X WM ' V f X f Upon CompleTion oT l-lORNET's i968-69 PociTic Cruise she will hove mode Three Tours in supporT ol The vvor in VieTnom os vvell os o ToTol oT eleven deploymenfs To The For EosT since her modernizoTion, On AugusT 26, T966 HORNET recovered The unmonnecl Apollo-SoTurn spoce copsule Tollovving iTs 93 minuTe, l8,000 mile iourney. DespiTe l-lOl2lXlET's supporT role in VieTnc1m ond her use os o spoce copsule recovery ship, her primory mission remoins-ThoT oT AnTi-Submorine Worlore. The ThreoT posed by ropolily growing enemy supmorine Torces connoT be under- esTimoTeol. 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WNY h November 1967 I-IORNET ervrered -omg Bedch Ndvorl Shipyolrds Dry Dock 9941 To undergo ol cormolere over- 1ouI.,VVhile The flighr deck vvols srrip- oed of irs old pldhks omd molchihery vvols removed for relooir, pheumorric wommers dhd souhders, chisels, orhd scrolloihg bolrs moirvroihed om inces- solhr dih Throughour The ship. Afrer I-IORNETS merd' vvds lolid bore, her crevv hegom ollopolyihg red Ieoud cmd zihc chromolre before her firmoll coolrs of grey. ?ENBm'rl ,bg A Na 4 H '::r:..w-1 Q if u I ,H-if., 7 v ,I y ',lV, P' y'-f, ni. al , ' NW. Q fd'- l-lOl2lNlET's corrdpulrs vvere overhduled olhd mode more povverful, so Thom' ldrger, heovier dircrolfr could be loluhched. l-ler screvvs vvere removed dhd lodldrwced, behl' shdfls vvere srrolighrerned, dhd boilers vvere re- bricked. The dolzzlihg, pure vvhire spolrks from orc: vveldihg cdscolded dovvh over l-lORNET's sides ons merdl vvols replolced, srrehgrherwed, dhd removed. Amd The polirfrihg cohrihued 'rvvehry-four hours d doly. No plolce could be olssurhed dry, HO spor escolloed The busy brush, rmo rusr remolirmed uhdislurloed. 'Www ,f Q iffy! 4 Working PoirTy Broivo is o group oT selecTed in- dividuoils which lodds Tood sTores Tor The men of l-IORNET. From Pier Echo To gioinT reeTers deep vviThin The ship, Tons of 'Fresh rnilk, Trozen nneciT, ice creoirn, coinned vegeToiloles, fresh produce oind even vvoiTerrnelons oire poissed Tronn one rnoin To The nexT. Working PdrTy Broivo eorns iTs keep. f Z f , f Q hwimwfwfff ,mfffwy V,f,,,M, ff r fy fly, 42 63? i ' E., X Q k . .- A ? it X505 1 211553 J Qgm A 1 2 dx' ff fi as, K R-. w 1 k 5? , S -if .1 'nv ,gurl , ,, .' C, 75. .L,. X 4 T' , 1 I u I I I V S f N F P 5 I 23 - -fi-i .ff- -J-.f SepTemloer 30, l9o8. HOR- NET deporTed Lohg Beoich, picked up her Air Group in Som Diego, oirid loegcih her iourriey To VieTricirr1 To ioiri The U.S. Forces. Novv she would combine The ToilehTs of her crew ihTo The Teoim- vvork required oT ci rrioh-oT- vvolr. Novv The equiprneriT ThoiT hod loeeh reploiced or rebuilT vvould he coilled upori To operdTe Tor rr1ohThs vviTh- ouT Toiilure or resT. And hovv every rrioih hold To leoive vvhoiT he loved To serve vvhciT he believed ih. V 25 -' , .eff-?..,...F Fomilies vvoiTched ois The losT lihe vvos cost oTT oihd l-TORNET moved slowly oivvoy from The pier. Wives oihd loved ones leTT loehihd hegoih To Thihk oT The ddy oheod when I-IORNET would reTurh dhd They would he UhiTed dgoih. 1 Q I 5 441 Q ,,,qi . , X A 1 1- 1 , ff..f,.... - -7.-K .,,vf4f,::- H 1 f ,,,,,:,,.f.., ..,.. .-',,41-5, , k I X , H, i I ff - Q, f , 'W f' A ' , .13 .-,A and ,I . , rf , 'f Z7 .. 1 'fy -ff , V f f ' ' ffm mf., yzff.-,f,.7, ff ff: ,. f 'Q . ffl?-12-ff' , M 7,.0f.3,3, K ., 7 .- 1.ef,,.,- S7 WA' Eff , , ,W , Z V ,f K' -ami? ff.. ,P , f .42 5 ,Ev I ., A, f f ff W m f 1 f 1 , X W fxf 1 , ' A, ,, ,. ., .fa f M, .L . qi,.lMlL5Mkf 1, Q. k . f f 'fu 'fx QF- ' ff X 1 f f in ,f.f f, www ff! 6 1 5 A IZ! 7 Al 4 THE CRUI E In The yards HORNET had been an inanimaTe obiecT, a greaT grey ship wiThouT life, wiThouT a soul. l-ler boilers and machinery had been overhauled and replaced, she had been chipped down, sandblasTed, red leaded and repainred. Her sophisTicaTed elec- Tronic insTrumenTs were updaTed and Tuned while paperwork coordinaTed all eTTorTs and recorded The sTaTus of every iTem on board. Enough Tood was loaded aboard To feed a small ciTy and susTain iT Tor considerable lengThs oT Time. Then came The cruise. For The TirsT Time in almosT a year, HORNET TelT The Tull complemenT oT her crew. WiTh Them came The liTe and spiriT To guide her on her mission, mainTain her eauipmenT, and live wiThin her bowels as well as high above her TlighT deck. I I, w ,, ,,. , ,,-is ,,-' ,,,,,.- Each lormg aroluous olay aT sea is lorokerw periodically by visiTs To The chow hall. VVaiTirig more or less ioaTieriTly Tor Their Turn loefore The serving lirie, crewrrieh TraoliTiorially Talk of l-KDRNET Chow ahol Toolay's gasTroriomic:al surprise. 30 5 fx 1. ! , WA A , .64 Y E 1 S 5 S i ff .M f , V ,vw -2 , 'W ,uridine 74 Lf, f X I ,. QW..-1-V,-w Q- Sickbcay cured vvhcfr The food could noT os I-IORNET crewmembers were immunized cxgolinsf on mulTiTude of diseases cmd viruses. 1 xv -0,1 ,mx-v. H.: WWW 'V '-VA, ga A 5, W W f ,ggi X Q5 A-, ,,,, , ,, !, ,f I 7,-MMA uw fn' l , , - -M-...ws Q-, . n +- 0.4zM Q M X K . 4 . at K , 1 zz.1fw.a .- X 1 NX i Q--N-.vm-5-k.s-x,..N1sc,.M.cc . X, X . ,Mg . - I Q N xx.. . 'N c,si.,..:: ' 3 'f '. W- .':- . N 'A ' U ul n ' 5'AN2r.a7-Aww... YL E V Nm- eg ,1,.,.- li - N' ' 1.-.1 .,,...s, we h N'--ss., c --. J' F'kI':Qn-v- 5... I -A .sl 45 --Z-ei ' ...X ini A p Msgs-in ef-f fr, .. -c X News . ...Qu . ' iw- 5 . D ., .. t'f Q f ! V.'bv .., . L ,, L -Q . XX,,QX gc i , 'si-L lpfff we -Q y.,,. . w - riff -1 . .w?.f9g:-ff.Qg.:yf'f 3152159 yi: ' fsrviffi-f 'V 1, fffri . ,j 7 gi'Lpj34 ,.g,2W.A J ,f M444 ,z 'Hug X! X X, 1, X r is X Q ffl ' 57fzq7V! ff W2 5 ff i:jf. ,: ff 7 f ff f W I M, f , ,WW l 4 l A l sl W Qf yffffl , , 3 w f l l The Personnel Cffice mciinfciins The crevv's service records while Auromoiric Doro Processings compurers compile omol Upolcrre imcormcilion on poirls, prooluce, cmol cmyrliing else with ci Feoleroil Sfock Number. 35 i l -wr, -v ff Wy --...,.N......., . - -M-. ,...,,......-..LL,,.,:.I Q,'lIl.1 ' '--A- 1-f : -..:gz:u:w4i.-A..-.g...k....z: nm.. -,,.-.,,..-u..w,.- .--W Y-.-,- V 5 Y va Vg? ze Like complicaTed machines, human bodies need repairs. From The emer- gency TreaTmenT of an inTecTed TooTh or inflamed appendix, To The rouTine removel of suTures or filling caviTies, l-lORNET'S Medical and DenTal deparT- menTs are open TvvenTy-Tour hours a day Tor her personnel as well as Those from oTher ships. , tfv f W W , , 3 f v ff 1 -fx.. 'bfi ff! y? X A fl, V A ry! X75 F 4 ,119 vi' f 9 3. .v 4 X r 4 ann. O! . 2 4,7 1 K V Q. 'Q ' xX.AX ffl X J X ,..-v-Jfqqqfkf'-3 . N In Hoingcir Bciy 3 mecncinics overnoiul re- ciprocciring engines, ier Turbines, cinol The oissorred Troicrors ibm rnove I-lORNET's ciir- croifr. Elecrricicuns repair and Tesr deliccire insrrurnenis Used in plcines cinol nelicopiers To noivigorre ond connrnunicoire but in panic- uloir To seek out oinel olesrroy The nidelen rnenoice - Tne enenny subnnoirine. pffiiltyivf 0904454314 DPDQl!54 maid 1 :wi 5 4 If I i i i . vlXA N-,h . , ' ' fn xr! i A M ssss s ,ss , ' i' in 1 'ii ' X 5 Q' 3 5 .W Ei ' ' i X f, yilu mi. i 1 ' - .i fi is s qi if f if ' 1 lg... I 5 .J ,' ' 5 tif ' h , f-4 i Q f x : f 1 i i -i-:j-jf ,A , ' l l I i , vi In The vvcirdroom cmd The flight suif mess, HORNET's sfevvoirds vvorklohg,hcwd hoursforhoih- foiih round-The-clock food ser- vice for ship's Company cmd ciir group officers. 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H.. 2 .,,,,..,,.., -,,,,,,., , , H -.....,,.. l-lOl2NET's prihT shop pulalishes Tarrhs, alirecTives ahcl ihfor- rriaTiahal liTeraTure such as The CapTairT's Farhilygrarr1. The phoTa lah Takes The picTures ThaT appear ih These publica- Tiohs, lauT iTs major Task OD Yahkee STaTiari is ThaT aT phaTo recarihaissahce aricl The surveillahce OT Tareiari shipping. X -A E The bridge IS The Cc1pTcanhs home cmd office Trom which The louslhess Ol ruhhmg oh onrcrc1TT carrier as coheludeol 24 hours on clay The huroleh as eos d by The quculnfued Ohfucers of The Deck cmd Quc1rTermc1sT rs who sTc1hol The long vvo1Tc:hes buT The Tlhol VSSFJODSITDIIITY cilwcuys resTs ID The suhgle Tugure OT The Cc1pTc1nh ,TT 'J 1, M T T A 1 T T ,u T I 1 T Ti 'T ,I 'T 1 T 4 I S T ' -.i'- -'.,- ---'---A--- -..,.-.-, T T X , 5X X XT x -s 5 xxgxjxixgxx-XSS 4 Xi :gfwiyf sgfzgsf- -3 5 X SSR? iii 5 f . b X x X K. X , ,ff fm, - ,,g M J , f x ' f f, WW , 4 A 4 I XW VI1 J! 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The Tomous Tokoiido BulleT Troins roice Toword The dncienT cdpiTol of KyoTo oiT speeds exceeding one hundred miles per hour. Cours oind nr1oTorcycles moike Their doimorous vvoiy Through crowded sTreeTs, yeT The oigeless Buddhoi siTs unoiTTecTed, regording wiThouT comnnenT The din of oicTiviTy oiround hinn. Like The rugged cliffs dnd rnounToins, he will noT subrniT. In The ciTies on old vvomoin Tends on hibochi, Cooking loiTs of nwedT while pochinko mdchines ring noisily in her eoir. OrienToil knick-knocks oind World- respecTed drTicles of Jcipoinese nnonu- ToicTure coiTch The Trdveler's eye while he nnoy he heoring Jdpcinese rendi- Tions oT Tdrnilioir populoir Americoin songs. xv -x ..- wi -ms. .-. M. --4-.-.A .M H --7 B. M... Q fm., , 11-1-4 ,r rf 1 , n nf + 40 -is all-:mul ..-..,.-L .fu,....-1.--.f-1-.1.:,,.vP .....--., -... 0-4. ...qv T ,,,..,y-,.-,,:,. .,.. ,.... ......-..f- . ,.. -...1,,,..,,T,-..,Y... -..,- f 2 af X I W X MM .,., .. N-.,.-1 XA X 2.A, :.. 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The LSO llanding Signal Officerl and The PLAT lPiloT Landing Aid Televisionl vvork TogeTher To land The aircraTT. The LSO Talks The planes in, giving condiTions Tor glide paTh, course, and speed. The PLAT records every landing and launching on video Tape so ThaT piloTs can review Their recoveries and make correcTians Tor TuTure TlighTs. l l X . X N X .X X X X.,X X5 S X Yi f , X X :N YN locus NNNIIV , -.- f 'W-4, T 1 1 1 1 1 X 1 f-'Iii 1-3 f f 1 1 1 i 1. 1, 1 1 1 11 1 . 1: E 1 11 31 1 1 I 1 1 11 1 1 1: H 1 1 1 1, if IKE' Y 12 ,I H11 :fs 1 11 Hi 11 1 1 111 11 1 1 Ml 152 ,1 1. g 1 i ' 1 1 1 1 1 WiTh precision Tirning anol oleIicaTe nnanuevering, each plane rnakes iTs Tinal approach To The TIiahT oleck. The arresTing hook gralos one oT Tour cables acIiUsTea To The proper braking Tension and in less Than ZOO TeeT, The aircraTT has corne To a safe sTop. 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Sompdns ond iunks course over The choppy green vvoiTer, dcirTing beTvveen heoivily- loiden TreighTers ond modern ships of vvoir. The STcir Ferry shuTTles conTinuously beTvveen VicTorio ond Kowloon. And like The busy hoirbor ThciT sepciroiTes Them, VicTorid oind Kowloon ore scenes of lively cic- TiviTy by dciy' cind colorful neon reTlecTions by nighT. From sunrise To sunseT l-long Kong is ci vcisT, brisk, morkeTploice, offering oind exhibiTing The vvorld's vvoires. A Toiilor-mcide suiT is on everyones shopping lisT. AT nighT, The Troiveler is droivvn To cosmopoliTon nighT clubs cind numerous bors Tucked cilongside The sTores ond shops. 1 5 Im L- mf 5 M2 ,,f- ,fb-., ,AY , ,NJ ,QW M-,V ,M uf, K, ,, ig. un- QW K M L '. www .ff az 'xx ., gy ns, f 4 4 x wi v 'vm' ,, YK.x.L ..-,.-.- :15sw:1u- ,., .wr-ww-m.w1xs:w:::71-f:1::7? ?':'-'H' -M2-v-e-any-wz-:,:7::sr:w4.-:fffgffP-!-+mwt-5::1'f:-4'f'K'M 2'L:1:,,-f:'Z'2 121w:r3weax:f:fIirwrvwe-P--n-r'zz-21 --'E '9',f Aberdeen, l-long Kong's TlociTing villdge, lies on The WesTern side of VicTorid. l-Iere nedrly 300 Thousgnd Chinese refugees live on srndll iunks gnd scimpdns lcished TogeTher in dn unending seg of nndsTs. STrings of lciundry ond Tish hung ouT To dry vvedve oi dense pciTTern. BrighTly dressed children scurry Trorn bociT To loodT ds sgnnpgns ccirry hungry TourisTs To The TlodTing resTgurgnTs Tdrnous Tor Their sedfood cuisine. Aberdeen is indeed oi unique cind colorful villdge. ,g,,m.5 .,,-..,.. 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Over- coming inferior ocousrics, The Coun'rry Gen'rlernen edged our other 'roilenreol conresrcinrs. E?r'iBE?73 fm .M W fm X K uf,--rziffiamvbw. -avr. ..w,-if-fr-2 ffm.....-.1-M-an-.r-f.-:-fW- H f I I 'ff-2fW2Q7mWWW7?Q' ,, f,f f ,W 2 X ,, , A lf f A My ., ,,,. , 17, , 4 Off ' Ml ' fn .- .M 9 , .. -. 4... .... V qw.. , 17,10 vff, I I f MLCK, f 15 ' ff 4W'Q'K5zff'7 ffnf, M, 4 5 ki'-uf, Q Qfiyze, fiuffy . , , 'Y' .M fu. ,. .M4..-WM., .,,,,, W, ,... ...x M FL., 4... 5 WN N '.,yf -of .N .-8' .-.. . 8 : ,W ww .:1 ' 5 .mf 0 S ., -Qu, 3915 S8051- wi T s if G' Q 3 s 5 J sg? f ff, ,SZ , 9 if 6 lv TQ T' pg, , ,,,, I 'T' 95 'wfif gy N .LT , ! f 5 'is If if M 7 'I 5 , - T ', ' J ,, A, ., 4, k ,.,,m,E?w1 5 i , Q T sn T gg N . -yum.: - .ls , , , ,,,- M . A- ,,,, WVR, .. 04. 4-'Lx T -f ' .,.w,. ',.'J-., L ,, ' X Q Wf' 1, W ..1.,4,, -. , , f ,SL N . 7-M, . -,W During clesignowed evenings CTT seo, The rness decks resounoleol To The sounds of Bingo! In I-longer Boy One, The nnocuns ond grunTs of Kc1rouTe enThusioTsTs bespoke The eTTorTs and concenTrcTTion They puT TorTh. W ' Ahmddg 7 '?' if 'Ns A i CN Q rf.. . ' -x lx Y.. 1 N fy i I 14 ' .lb il . at r-J , My if 4 1 4 A S I z 1 7, l I , ri .,- :J If X , 1 -1 x F -1 3 ff 3-gg., 4 +V l i N fx 1 ' Nfl ' + l ll ,TAN 4? .7 1 V .193 ' 1 T-Xxgi N? ' w F 1 fi if V ,5 I ' 1 I A 1 Q I fl F , Q A! xr x M I X f X ! u X. ' . 'vs- ' x P E X ,l 'J V XXV! :p X ' I f I I ly 'S ' W U' 1' If 4 ix' lg qf nf.-.-4f..f. . ,.,..,-J ---I 0-F 1 . ., 4,1 4 Q H -..,. --x V ..- Y-. ,.,, ,. ,...-.-- ,--,4 f 3 X V 'x .NX I 'x. 3 ' xx 'if l I I ' I fm ,. I .:,, If 5' . 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Cole Yoirborough, Toimous sTock cdr driver, showed rdcing movies oind choTTed vviTh. The crew - displdying dn eolsygoing confidence ond genuine inTeresT in his oiudience. 1 f From SouTh Koreo, l-loiTi, The Philippines, ond Singdpore come oi quorTeT of young lodies who song, donced, ond did The limloo. LdTer in The dTTernoon one of The girls performed ci modified sTrip Teose Tor The men oT ci replenishmenT ship busily Tronsferring sTores To l-IORNET. . .. . ,. ... .. ..-, ...-. -1-, -- 1 --.-B gf fmnf-zrni-f-vzq-4-1-1-v --.u- -v. --:v-2,-...gf-..,,x . 4-5-nw, ,,,-r..,P....--.fg- -Q.--.-.A--4-fg,.qf...-A--- ,,.1k-,--0? .,,,,,,,A..,f--D-- -..-,..v mn.,-.,....q. ,,:.,.: ,,,..,.... ,., .,, , ,, ,.,..-,,, ,,,,,,,.- G, 9 , 125 l J. - - V - 1 - -in .,-.cy -.iw-Taffy-:1-.Y rn-q..-L,..,f-if-qxr -:cv t '-P- 4 -1......-,,. ..,-T,-S-V-,--. ., 1-1. 1, ,,,.:.m ......,...f51-3-x,f4u-.-fu-vp-,mv4,.x.,5u.1-,Lf,w..,, ,W .,,.,Mm-.qfr :NYM ..v,.,,,7,,,,,i.,-,.-.1-5a,-- A-1-rn --1--f -' 3 ir. .x 1121! 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Servicez of all olenommarions are lmelol so 'mar every mam may communi- cate with his Goa. xxv v-smx ,.-.- -.-.vw -av.-,Qui ken-vp mmf ann HI' -Y UBIC BAY SixTy miles norTh of Mdnild, cdpifol of The Philippines, sprdvvls ldrge, well proTecTed Subic Bdy. Used loy The Unifed STc1Tes Ndvy ds The Pdcifids rnosT connpleTe pdrTs dnd rnuniTions sTockpile, The lociy offers exTen- sive ydrd services dnd dirfield fdciliTies. Coupled wiTh iTs logisTics dnd repdir oiccorn- rnoddTions, Subic fedTures d vvdrrn sunny clirndfe in which WdTer skiing, skin diving, horselodck riding, cdrTing, dnd skeeT shooTing coin he enioyed. l W M vw x . 'P . , if is ml T .i ,. wil 2 sv ii ff 5 ,S- M, ,T Ez az? i '1 ag fa iii: ,, ,i JUST beyond The Novoil Boise goiTe lies Olongoipo CiTy, providing The visiTor vviTh oi nighT IiTe unlike ThoiT of ony ciTy in The world. NighT clulos shoulder Their vvoiy onTo The nnoiin sTreeT, Tlorish, Then die ois goudier, noisier coboreTs push Thern oiside. Money choingers, hoivvkers, ond ieepney drivers dssoiil The poisserby vviTh oTTers Tor iusT obouT onyThing - oiT ci good price, of course. 'i 'Q ' ' I ST 'T ETS ikys AiNEi xx- NS, -ig A Q, A rw -Ski? MQ' 'gvff H054 9' X -Yrs? 'FE' ff, E355 ifv ww EZ? W7 Ut di, 524 27545 vw' 'iff MY? j,',,q A 1 C v ? 4 n 4 1 w Y 1 M . x 1 '1 i ' J ,l jg il 3 ' f R l E V 1 ,, gl xy , ii H W Ii ,' E! 1 , 1, I i P r I a wi 5 , W i x i W 1 Y van -6,13 ' I M y f ' L ' W' ' T liiwfl? wr J- 'uv -' 'HQJMW 'W W sz 44' AV V si 0 U H wb Alorig The rodd To Moihilo, vvdTer buffoilo sTill work The rice fields oihd provide Trdhs- porTolTior1 for The rholsses. Nipoi hUTs, Coh- sTruCTed from The oivoiildlole folioige, serve well iri The vvoirrri, humid c:lirrioiTe. Occdsioh- dlly d ieephey or bus will shdTTer The silence for d rr1orr1ehT, louT Then The people reTurh To Their Toil, resisTihg The progress of The world oirouhd Therri. .f-I, 4 W E VI .AW L. 1- -5 4 W' w n u I 9' li gl -V ,, I'- Ag -,e,.,,. rl -SL 3,: 'J 4,l IX ji . 5, :valign .7 , '-.'f 'W .. ' ', 1 ljaq- ff ' ,'1 z 4 12' ' I 11 .' ' I 1,4 i' ., x ,.. I Rv , ,QL A F 5,4 Z f-ps., 2? Q 1, my., H A 1 f 1 5 X . 4, I ww... Q 4 wg ,.. A , ix . if -A L+ 1 cwzgipigix aww -1-. x' -. -KH X53 vi 1 5 A HJ'- w uf 'F l lx :-9-if -:Y -1' Jffqffl 5.-1--1,-477.-...,,r-,fv Y .'.- ..-...q,..,f,af4-'- T 'T ,crass--hftgfvgpfiz-:fn - ,..Qq-..,.nv'-i'- : Y . we .-15 A 3 NT T lx . 1 , 't . T f-L T , ' N T ,ew T. ,QA 'Q AL U 4 'S r- 5 r :i'f'1.J:N i'-ki! 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Ev' 0 4' 'L P Q A T 5 M 15, ,N f My 't if A X A , A J 9 ShorTly before HORNET arrived in Singapore we Took parT in a auairiT old riaval ceremony marking The crossing oT The EquaTor. Sailors who have previously crossed The imaginary line around The middle of The EarTh are called Shellbacks, and Those poor souls who haver1'T yeT been iriiTiaTed ihTo The Realm of Nephmus Rex are called pollivvogs. l-lGRNET's rieophyTes Used Their lasT days as pollivvogs To demohsTraTe Their cohTempT Tor The Shell- loacks and Their Royal CoUrTf' T, ZX! if rf- , vim Nh V, v 4? 1i I T ,X I 'X si 'M' ' 4 ' .1 f -pi xiigagsk' 2 41 T95 5422? 9 f.,,. A, l sfu ,, . 'H ' gf' H f , nw w f, -3 'iv ,' 3. 'f 2 ' , ,J -511 Q2 Cfw-f . ul - 4 . , -4 ' I ' W , ' - T2 T? wg ,T ff rf' 1-T A ' ,...,2f-Tf'f'..'-wfvwffff :Mr ' ,' ' 029 . f-7'-Qfcziilkiwi-942 M4359 .mf 4 5415 me W7 Zia! Davey Jones . . . 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' 1 11 1 111 1 1 1:3 1 11 11! 1 11 '11 1 1 I1 311 1 ,S 11 1 1 1 1 C1 115 5 111 111i 1 ' 1. 131 11 11 I1 1 , 11 1 11 1 1- 1111 I V115 1, 1! 1 E1 1 11 11 1 111 1 111 .1 l 11 1 111 111 111' 111 11 1 1 1 X 11 1 1 11 11 1 1 1 ' 142 1 1 1' .1 -- :- '- . . 'Ar--wr--nuff:-f-sc,-. 3T.f.,f-v-s'-z:-4,..-..T-f-f1,..q.-.w7..-,.n:,.-.,fx.,,,,, ,,..-.,.--W-.k..e. The nexT day everyThing was in order. Davey Jones, King NepTune's Royal Scribe, had read The charges To all The pollivvogs and ascerTained ThaT HORNET was prepared Tor The Royal Family. ATTer King NepTune assembled his noTorious and disTinguished courT, They all Took Their sTaTions and began The Tedious chore oT converTing each slimy, lowly polli- vvog inTo a TrusTy, loyal shellback. While avvaiTing audience vviTh her Highness Queen AphrodiTe, pollivvogs were encouraged To blow The vvaTer ouT of padeyes To keep The TlighT deck suiTable Tor l-ler Royal Eminence. Even Telling upon The mercy of The Royal CourT by kissing The ring OT AphrodiTe Toile-cl To reduce The punish- menT Tor The sin OT being ci pollivvog. Every pollivvog was Tormglly inTrocluceol To The nevvesT member of King NepTune's Tcxmily, The Roygl Baby, whose sTomc1Ch was Iiberglly coc1Teol wiffh The TinesT elevgTor gregse money ccin buy. ATTer kissing The Royal Baby, The polliwog comihued on To The Royal Jail, olesighed To aolmihisTer a salT vvaTer cleansing To The slimy, lowly creaTUre and To purge his spiriT Through The acT oT crawling OD all Tours. 1 ' J 'E li' ' W T HQ, I W Ah f z. ' - Wfffid? ', f X ff X j ' '-'f f fm ff ,. Q ff - 4 1594? ',. TTT. W, ,, . , ,.-i ffl.--QQQJQI ,T ,ggfwvfmfxif ,,f'7ifff',:',f ,,', f f O f ,.: f,., . , M44 , . ' - fffffgf 'ff ,Nf gwff- K.: Lfqfff-MA f' 0 fWfii'iff41i11f ' ff 'T f T ','T f iii I f ' ' 4,7 ., A, ,.-k 1 V, , , , f , ,',' fy f , , -frh g A , f-, 3,lg,,,fig-!i7'fjg.., .,V.5..A ,1-fiiyyif, , , 'f . 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' W f xy- .- 42,5 ' I , JC: f ,,1., I , N l 162 1... : .- --,s-1-:f.,w,'.:pQ MM, Q-A. ,.y-:.,:,1wg-v.,y,J,5,1..,.,w, N? ,ff A ,,..-Ya.-..... f, fr .NW y,,fw.x fy 23335. ' I ,b .. ., . ' I, fn., .1A ' '-ffl? f 'iQf23hEi , ,.., f 1,55 .TLC f .5'-M ' - ' Q 'V V- , M1 ,. ,. L,,, I . 4 , L P. ,f,.-.4--C ,W , ,. , Q 'U-.51f,:::i F24-N .. g,,f.,,g...,,,?-QE ss. , aa.-6,1 ,,,, , vf:ff'z-,1-v, :H a ' Xq .,.,-..,-:c.3x- ' V i. 1, R - A' y A xl.-:.':f:f Y' f ,, Zdf I ' ' 3'ff.5ff'f N155i.4Yf?f3Qif-Tf??f:5Z1:i. - , ww,,z,f:f,f Lfllwzsyl-ff':i.:t 41' , , r, 3 ' ,. 1 'bdsm' -.Wi H f,g.,g: -ww-3, f, M' ,i'?sz- .f.- ' V'-'V 7- N 5 if 4 ,xx ., V ea Xi , Captain Jackson A. Stockton Commanding Dfficer The Captain of a ship performs many roles. I-le bears the ulti- mate responsibility for his ship's safety and efficiency, spend- ing all day and sometimes all night at his command post-the bridge. Through daily briefs he maintains an up to the minute tactical picture of his ship's mission. When fleet or task group commanders visit, the Captain speaks for his ship, represent- ing his men and their efforts. Whenever possible, he keeps his crew briefed on their role and the current situation. The Captain takes a professional yet personal interest in each of his men. Captain's Inspection means that strict standards of discipline and appearance will be enforced. Transgressors will meet another side of the Captain-the disciplinarian. Yet when USO Shows or other persons .come to entertain, the Captain, who has extended the invitation, greets these people on behalf of his men. Captain Warren H. lockwood The Execurive Officer coorolihoiies The ship's mcihy oicliviiies. Every cifrerhooh he ossemloles The olepcirirhehl heoicls To discuss ship's policies, prololerris, cmd proiciices. Through hirri The oir group oihol ship's compcihy persoririel work Togefher keeping The ship logfile-reooly oiriol rurihirig efficiehily. -f ' 543 M A Executive Officer V i 9. ,4 Chaplain John Piirto, LCDR Father Angelo Libera, LCDR Father Francis Haryasz, LT LTJG George Lynch Legal Officer LTJG Tim Wilson Public Affairs Officer ENS Lawrence Jackson Asst, Legal Officer CWO James Taylor Ship's Secretary CWO Gerald Prinz Personnel Officer WO John Varley Personnel Officer YNC William Kuloic PNSC Sam Little YNC William Peoples PNCS R. Nesbit BTC Gene Steinman YNC Gerald Wright AA Victor Austin SN Steve Benoit Ll3 Will Byler SN Robert Camp PN3 David Cardenas YN3 Terence Clarke PC3 Eugene Coflrell SN Joe Crisali PNl Frank Dimayuga PC3 Ronald Donovan PN2 Ron Eckfield PCSN Dennis Ellingson PN3 D. Engman PN3 Dennis Farley PN2 Mafhevv Farrar YN3 Garey Ferguson PN2 James Fiesel PN2 Norman Fisher JO2 Gary Frosefh PNSN STeve Frost PNl Donald l-lesfer SN Roberi Hill SN Gary Hollers PCSN Roloerf Hughes PNl Marvin Jelle YNSN D. C. Juslice AA Jimmy C. Keeney YN3 Edward Kopf SA Warren Kosinski PCSN Wade Laird AN Thomas Lingle SN Kennelh Livingsron PNSN Sco'r'r Martini SN Edward Mirsky YN3 Gary Mish JO2 James MisseTT PN3 Dennis Mixdorf SN Michael Molchak Ll3 David MyoTT J SN Mike O'Brien PC3 Chorles Olmsleool SA Froncis Olson YN3 John Owens PC3 Wooolie Porker JOSN Glenn Pelkey AN Roger Penolergross SN Brel? T. Pefers PN3 Poul F. Pokryfky SA Jornes Pofrs SN Scofl Ronkin JO2 Robert Reecl PCT Roberl Richorcls Ll2 Tony Ri'rTell SN Lorry Rozell PN2 l-loworcl Schwolboch PN3 Sleven Schwonz SN Chorles Srnirh SN Anrhony Sol Ll3 l-lorolol Spencer SN Monre Sforey SA Nell Srumnner YN3 George Sunoloy PN3 Roymonol Toylor YN2 Verolell Tunson YN3 Michoel Turko JO2 Mlchoel Wheon' LISN Robert Yoder MM2 J. M. Crow AO2 Jornes Guss AE2 Terry Levesque AK2 Ken Riskeclohl SPCM Leonorcl Sininger AG2 Joe Freemon AX2 Roberl Lone GMG2 l-lorolcl Moore BM2 P. BT2 PSU' Toylor, Jr. Fowler AMS Russell Keller EM2 Connie McMillon ABE2 John Tockerr 4167 CDR J. J. Pousner AIMD Depczrfmem' Head an '7 ADR3 Leslie Clark TMl Dennis Correll AXAN James Cowell AMI-I2 Carl Danielson ADJ3 Jackie Delozier ASH2 Marvin 'Dobberfuhl ASM3 Sonny Ellison ATl Charles Evans ATl John Fox AN Reuben Garclella AXAN J. Gardner AE2 Teol Gary AMSl Charles Gillam AE2 Charles Hammer ADJ2 Roberr Harmon AN James l-lilsenkoph AE3 Paul l-loegler ATR2 Donald l-lovole AMS3 Arrhur House AXAN B. l-lovvron AE3 John Ayers AMl-l2NLarry Jones ATN2 Richad Karun AZ3 Jim Keener AMS2 Frank Keller AMI-I2 James King AME3 Ken Kissel AZ3 Gary Kiesier i ,r l fi l 1: 3: ri Jr gi i, fi li si ll li ii L. El ii l l l l I l ll il' ii yi ,,. , , l il l ll l If ll il 1. l il ll l T li l 1 H li ii 'ii 'ii il lil 'il il :lf ,ii ll gi ll ll li ill ill l l il ll ll ll il i l i AMS3 J. Kohler RNSN Mark Korta ASI-I2 Wayland Lynes AMS3 Roloerf Magyar ASI-I2 Darrell Mallow RR3 James Manuel AT2 J. B. Mayer ASM2 Norman McDonald AMI-I3 Roger McDonald ASM3 Robin Morris ATR3 Joseph Nunziafo AE3 Richard Oais AMS3 Tracy O'Shields ASM2 William Padden AX2 Douglas Pollman AZ3 August Rekieia AMHC Tom Riggin ASE2 Robert Rose AZ2 A. Russell AST Duvall Sanders PR3 Pairick Schauer ASE2 Thomas Sheehy AMS2 George Sherman AMS2 Richard Szydlik ADJ3 Kenneih Tibbeis AZ3 T. E. Tygarf ASM3 Peter Viiale AST James Wall AMSAN Roloerr Whaley ADJ3 Randall Wolff ATR3 J. David Wrede ATT C. H. Yeomans AIR DEPARTMENT CDR John Durmgcm CDR I Pc1TchJr Air Boss February 1968 March 1969 AN Skip Doormom Depcrfmemr Yeomcm AN Wayne Ruby Deporrmem' Yeomcm i lil a. l 1, in, ,J l iq Xi i. i, ll fl i 3 ,l iz rl 'il 'L i r X , i , l lfl 'l 1 i xii Ulu l L i i I l i, Vi i il il ll ' ii V il i ll m ll :I l l 1 ll' fl ii 'A llr i l ' I l ,. l ill l - i iii 2 i J i i l l l i l ii lil l i l l l 7 My i 172 1 i 1 l 1 i a ABHC James Walls AMH3 David Bailey ABH2 Lawson Burgfeld ABH2 James BurneTT AA Horace Callaway ABHl Thomas Camden AN Stephen Carfer ABH2 Joseph Chiaise AN Jerry Clendenen AN Donald Conklin AN Edward Edens ADJ3 Bennie Edwards ABH3J R Faunce AN Paul Filzgerald AN Scorf Garvey AN Frank Gall AN Tony Garcia AN George Gier ABH2 Gregory Greenwald ABH3 Robert Gregor AN Larry Guinn AN Frank Hill ABH3 Dean Hinkle AN William Hoskins ABH3 Waller Huggins ABF3 Raymond Jolive'rTe AN Hosea Kekauha AN Fred King AN Robert Knapp AN Douglas Knierim ABHi Ronnie Lively ABH2 Gerald Mackey AN Srephen Miller AN Raymond Morgan ABH3 Mike Murphy AN Jessie Norris AN John Pi'r'rman ABH3 Lawrence Powers A.N Harry Prince AN Edward Rice AN Louis Riemer ABHi Gary Righfer v-I division FllGHT DECK LCDR H. D. Neilan V-l Division Officer x,,..u ABH3 Fred Ruhe AN William Ruhe AN Jim Shipley AN Wilber Sowers AN Russell Sroll AN Charles Taplin wifi AN Tom Thomas AN Ervin Thompson AN John Triiz AN Terry Wallace ABH3 Kennefh Walser AN Raymond Walsh AE-H3 George Wamack AN William Weaver ABI-l2 Brian Weiss ABH3 Wayne Williams AN George Wilson ABH3 Marvin Wilson ABl-ll Clarence Woodard ' AN Ar'r Zaleski AN Vernon Zimmerman ,,,,, ,N V. v-2 division CATAPULTS AND ARRESTING GEAR LCDR Parrick Boyle V-2 Division Officer LT R D ABEC Robert ABEC Leslie McElroy Bordihn Freeman 3 r ', --' -R W 1,WsiQSezf,fffwm.w V , www, ,WAV - 4 '1f5::Q,,,w,,,1::1:f ,W gm: f - -ss- wNne.,..m2iwf--- , V Q V V v5:,: 49,g.a el ABEl RoherT Ash AN Gerald Bird AN Ronald Brufferi AE3 David Burnerr AN Gary Byrd ABE3 John Campbell AN Alloeri Casienedo AN Raymond Cole ABE3 Fred Cook ABEl B. G. Cox ABE3 Earl Dilger ABE2 John Dillon AN Don Dishler ABE2 Russell Dobbs ABE3 Marvin Draper ABE3 Dennis Egan AN Dennis England ABEl Chesrer Eagre lCFN Gerald Gemme AN Richard Hakanson ABE2 Michael Haley ABE3 Jerry Henke ABE3 Charles Hendrix AN Richard Hill ABE3 Jerry Ives ABEl Harvey James lCl Charles Kelly ABE2 Alberi Lamb ABE3 John Lee ABEl Lonnie Lorh ABEAN Michael Lundauisr ABE2 Eugene O'Brien ABEl Warren Olson ABE2 Joseph Parmer ABE3 Raymond Phillips ABE2 Dvvighf Presion AN William 'Roberison IC3 Jackie Rowe AN Jerry Smith ABE3 John Smith AN Ronald Sparr AQF3 Carl Spinks Jr. :au-e-69 Ii' VY! ABE2 Gary Sutclitte lC2 Robert Tade ABE3 Clyde Tennison AN Edward Tietz ABE2 Everett Thornburg ABE3 Norman Tovvler ABE2 Lynn Vernon ABE3 Roger Walker ABE3 Robert Walsh ABE2 Albert Watkins ABE3 J. M. Winter ABE3 Arthur Winthrop -. WM c, ,,, ,,,, ,, , 1.2. , gu l f' -Q 451, ABCS Richard Brothers ABCS Philip Scott AN Dwight Amstutz . AN David Asato AN Terry Bertsch ABH3 Robert Boone v-3 division HANGAR DECK ABI-ll Joseph Boudreau ADJ3 Thomas Brooks ABH3 Steve Childress AN James Cilone LT L. H. Knaub V-3 Division Otticer l AN Gerald Cross ABI-l3 Sreven Culpepper AN James Dell AN James P. DeSalvo AN Willie Doolin AN Carl Flemke AN Lloyd Fox ABI-I2 John Gallagher ABI-l2 Earl Gaulr ABH2 Roben' Gregor ABH3 Max l-lellmueller AN Augusfine Hernandez AN John Hinman AN David Jackson AN John Jance AN Thomas Jenkins ABH3 Thomas Keyes ABHT Walter Lewis ABI-I3 Charles Loegering AN William Long AN Sreven Lydon ABH3 Joseph Maiherne AN Sfeven Papps AN Michael Purdy ABI-I3 Perry Rhett AN Jerry Roberrson AN Carlos Salyer AN Ronald Scheib ABI-I3 Rohen' Sherman ABI-I3 William Sfiene AN Thomas Sunderland ABI-I3 John Taylor ABHAN Wayne Weiland AN George Winegqr AMH3 John Wood AN Edward Yarnell ABFC David Wallies ABF3 James Aloisio AN Gary Andrus ABE3 Charles Ayers AN Arthur Blake AN Harrel Branin v-4 division FUELS ABF3 John Bullard ABF3 Ronald Charlesione AN Jusiin Chastain AN Danny Claveiie lam LCDR D. E. Moore Jr V-4 Division Officer ABF3 Noel Claybourne AN Dewayne Cobb ABF2 Dennis Dooley ABFC Robert Durkee ABF3 J. W. EaTon ABF3 Bruce Garay ABF3 Roberf Gier AN David Gilchresf AN Donald Greene AN Harvey Heaih AZ3 Euing Howard AN D. C. Humphry ABF3 Pairick lngle AN Samuel Ingram ABF3 Harry Knickalbein AN Danny Korlum AN Rodney Martin AN Michael Mazzone ABF3 E. E. McAr'ror AN John McClinTock AN Vidal Moniero AN Raymond Palmer ABFC Bobbie Parker ABFC L. E. Paie AN Richard Periigrew ABF2 Ted Sandoval ABF3 Jerry Scidmore AE3 Edwin Siosirom ABF3 John Soha AN Rand Tellslone AN John Thomas AN Gary Tong ABF3 Willard Washburn AN Pefer Walters AN Daniel Wilson AN Eugene Wisdom COMMUNICATIONS CYN3 Dennis Doly CYN3 Jorre'rTe Dineen RMI Johnny Dockery RM3 Roy Emmes RM3 Pciul Fields RMSN Michoel Fliflei RM2 Sieven Fliflei RMI Ermon Horris RMI Poul Hows RM3 Chorles Hecivner RM3 Tim Herzog RM3 Jomes Hossli cr division LCDR Ronolol Chopmon LTJG Rick Bremer Communicoiions CR Deporimeni Hecicl LT Fronk Siills LTJG Robert Ivey LTJG Richorcl Koss LTJG Bing Sheporolson ENS Ronolol Decker RMCM Elton T. Moe RM3 Michoel Aoloms RM2 Doniel Anspoch RM2 Roger Beohm RM3 Richcird Brown RM3 Joseph Burforol RM3 Oliver Burnen CYN3 Joe Coilvillo CYN3 Moc Corrido CT2 John Chocklerie RM2 Philip Cormier Division Officer Q fs'-r Q.,- I I il if I ,, I ,. I I I . RM2 Kirby Johnson RM3 Larry Jones CYN3 Nikula Kecman RMI Bill Knight RM2 Kelly LeBlanc RMSN Ralph Little -JJ I 'Lf-438' ,, gtg f'-5-'5 2 2 'ff Cf 7 sf-ff - y M RMI Wilbur Love CYN3 John Mann RMI Elton Mastin RM3 George McAllister RMI B. C. McCabe RM3 l-lallen Nappier Jr. RMSN Larry Newman RM2 James Ode RMI Robert Poirier RM2 Bob Poler AN Dan Seelye RM2 Dick Sims SN Charles Skinner RM2 Dennis Steckman RM3 Douglas Storey RM3 Kent Strong RM2 Robert Sumpter RM3 Gary Thompson CYN3 J. P. Thompson RMI lsiah Throvver CYN3 Ronald Uptegratt RM3 Jeffrey Wall RM2 James Ward CYN3 Stephen Weiss RMSN Sheldon Wilde RM3 Philip Wilbanks RM3 David Williams RM3 Stephen Woods fr, , QQL 19 cs division SlGNAlS SM3 Joseph Aikens SM3 Karl Crowe LUG D .d Ch SM3 Michael Dantico avi erry CS Division Otticer SM3 Gerald Gollowcy SM2 Mdelin Lott SMI John Matte SM3 Richard Major SM2 John Mark SM2 Philip Noyce SM2 William Rudling SM2 Thomas Sayers SM3 Joseph Segreto rgjsrr SM3 Joseph Senatore SMI Wayne Snow , 'sl' ww., 4 5 4 .'4,,4,4 .ff 1, , pm V. .,,, .T sei: W4 LCDR Milton Cohen Moin Propulsion Assistclnt LCDR Al Dovis Donnoge Control Assistont LT Richord Linn 3-M Coorolinotor LT Ellis Price Electricol Otticer CVVO Wolter Montgomery Boiler Mointenonce Officer ENGINEERING CDR Jolfmn Teusclsrer Cniet Engineer l fits! FA Michael Alsup MR3 M. W. Barnes MM3 Luther Beaver MRFN Wayne Bergeron MM2 Charles Berkel EN3 Gregory Bichsel MM3 George Bock MR3 Ken Bouska EN2 Dan Brockett MMi Richard Brys FN Werner Bucher MR3 Stephen Buck FN Clittord Burr FN Ronald Burr MRFN Bill Butler MR2 Charles Cordrey FN Robert Cox MM2 Carl Crawley FN F. M. Cruz MM2 Bill Daugherty FA Robert DeMotte MM3 Timothy Downs MM2 Christopher Dyl EN3 Robert Edwards AUXILIARIES u division CWO Dwight Cobb MMC Stanley Hunter MMC Thomas Nelson MRC Jose Souza IVY LT George Filina A Division Otticer lx ,J ,VI l '- l ENFN James Engle FN George Eubanks MRFA John Eyring FA Vicror Fernandez MM3 David Fields MMFN Richard Gazzale FN Harold Gouveia FA Kenneih Gribble FN Joseph Grubbs MM3 Roberi Grume EN3 Gusrave Guerra MMT Roberr Hacker FN Mark Hariman MM3 Allen Hashimoio FN Roy Helfon EN3 Douglas Henley MM2 Charles Hill MR3 Bruce Hobbs ENFN John Hummers FA Ron Hunsaker FN Thomas Johnson MM2 David Keiiunen FN Richard Lalanne FN Terry Ludwig MMT John Lusk MMT Ariuro Magpanray MM3 Vicfor Martinez FN George Mayers EN3 Thomas McCabe FN R. A. Mitchell MM3 Levonne Moore FN Dennis Nielsen EN3 Eugene Nordquisf FN David Parrain FN James Peak f 0 Mug, f f -:ij fd? 41.39 ,fm .. af ,, MMFN Edword Priebe MM2 Mcirk Prieto MM2 Simeon Pugello MM3 Allen Quiring FA Noithoniel Rondle FN Bruce Reed FN Gleen Reese MM3 Bernd rd Remmengd MM3 Jomes Rhone EN2 Jerry Richordson FN Gerold Robertson FA Williom Robey FN H. W. Sonders MM3 Henry Sontos EN3 Gory Schultz A MMl Donold Shode FN Jomes Smith MMi Fronk Sutolo FN Allen Svvonson FN Pdul Tcisin FN Scott Timpony FN Don Trover FN Roy Villines FN Jomes Weber FN Jerry Welch ENl Donold Whitler FA R. G. Wilkinson MM3 Mitchell Willioms FN Dorrell Willis MMFA Jomes Wludyko MM2 Woyne Wright MM3 John Yorhrough FN Jgmes Young MMi John Young MM3 B. F. Zeidler 7 BT3 Ralph Adams BT3 Roberi Adams BT3 James Aldron FN Daniel Allen MM2 John Afnip FA William Balido FN Douglas Barker FA C. R. Baswell FN Larry Benson FA Fred Bernal FN Alexander Bifolas BT3 Dan Brisker FN Roy Brooks FN Donald Brown FN Douglas Brown FA Leonard Brown BT2 J, Burrows FN Marshall Burrs BT3 Ralph Carier FA Issac CasTillo FA J. A. Castro FN John Clark BT3 Gregory Cornell FN Charles Coudry FA Dan Cramer MM2 Gregory CransTon FA Thomas Davidson MM3 John Day FA Dennis Deakins BTB Carlos Douglas BTFN Craig Erbacher BTFN Bill Fizer BT3 Gerald Flynn FN John Freeman FN William Frey FN Lawrence Fullem 94' ENS Sfephen Smifh BTC Ralph Ferguson MMC Oscar Mariin BTC M. McCune BTC Byron Whalin BTC William York .ff mu,,,n ,, : FN Bobby Galyon FN Michael Gales BTFN Gary Gesell FN Michael Ging BTFN Barry Green BT3 Bobbie Griflifh FN James Haefner FN Michael Hamlin FN Henry Hammack BT2 Paul HarclesTy BT3 Wallace Hermann BTFN James Hill BT3 Frank Hirchcock FN Dave Hoffman BT3 Charles HolsTrom FN David l-lorchkiss FN Ronald l-loven FN Gary l-lovverion FN Terry Hudson BTI l-larold l-lunrer FN Don Jacobs BT3 Roloerr Jensen FN Virgil Johnson FN Blase Kaauamo FN Kennelh Kanniard FN Larry Karas FN Ronald Keiier FN John Kennedy FA Roy Kerr BT2 Gale Kleinr FN R. J. Kniep FA Sreven Koeppen FA M, F. Lannon BT2 Marcio Lawson BTFN Marvin Lines BT3 J. Linz FN Charles Machacek FA Adam Martinez FN Tim McDonald FN Donald McGraw BT3 J. A. McNeely BT3 Rufino Mendoza BT3 T. A. Mielcarek MM3 Ronald Monaco BT2 Kenneih Monlgomery FN James Moore BT3 Darrell Morrison MM2 Tim Neihery BT2 Roberr Newman BT2 James Nichols FN Duaine Oher FN James Palardy BT3 Parrick Parish BTFN Par Parrerson BT3 James Phillips V . - .I lv 3 y A TT l l o x , H x l J A A ll . Nl , .S JA . MX ' . ,A XY :I ll' i It l . X T V' XX :ik l , ' T - T. . X ' ll' J li ' jl .I , , lli f f S l l ' ll l 'T gy T lllll , , 2. 4 ,-1 lll ' li l llfll I : f'f!H!!!-f-l -- ' I A T T lg .ll N T my I lilllllll ,ip in - i BT2 Herberr Phipps FN Jeffery Pickford FN Roger Raiclilf SN Eduardo Reyes FA Allen Riley BT3 Jerry Roberfs BT3 Michael Roherrs FN Richard Ruhle BT3 Thomas Ryan FN Daniel Scallen FA Roloeri Shelley FN Grey Shorr BT2 Charles Smiih FA Jonaihan Sirancl BT2 Oliver Swain BT2 Owen Swain FN Kennerh Taylor BT3 Terry Thompson FN Daniel Troy BT2 Sieve Waller FN Timorhy Walron BRC Thearris Wardlow FN Roberi Wilson FN Leo Winn BT2 Jimmy Yandell e division ELECTRICM LTJG Eugene Holmes E Drvrsron Officer lC3 Willie Alford FN David Allen ICFN William Andrews EMl Luis Arenas FN George Azzani FN J. Baker EM2 William Bass IC2 Melvin Broomhead EM2 Carlos Brown EM3 Roberf Brown EMFN Ronnie Byrd EM3 Lee Cable EM2 D. W. Cagle EM2 Thomas Cagle EM3 Jack Carpenfer FN Michael Cassagne EM3 Sfeven Chance ICS Eugene Chilson lCFN Larry Cnrisfopher FN Roberf Clark lC3 Devere Clinfon IC3 James Collier FN Isabel Confreras EM3 James Coop WO R. D. Barber EMCS Vernon NCICINGS EMC Lindel Pickel ICC Charles Riley EMC Gerald Schreck ICCS Jirn West TSS EM2 Gary Cover FN KenneTh Davidson EMFN Bernard Davis EM3 Siephen Davis lC3 Paul Diaz ICFN Bruce Douglas IC3 Marlin Ecclesion EMS Kerrnii Eckel EMl Roberr Esflund EM2 Dick Farace FN Danny Frye IC3 Harold Garner FN Michael Gasho EM3 James Germann FN R. Hagland FN Gregory Hartwick EM3 Leonard Hearn EM3 Jack Hedslrorn EM3 John Hiliy FN Daryle Holmslrom lC3 David Hopkins FN Melvin Howard EM3 John Jansen ICQ David Johnson FN Ira Johnson IC3 Timofhy Johnson lC2 J. D. Keever FN Ralph Kind IC3 Kent Kramer EM2 Ricardo Lacea EM3 Allen Larson FN Michael Lawrence EM2 Benedicr Leloeau EM3 Dewayne LiTTle EM3 Bruce Lucia ICS Joun Mahary ICS Michael Mattei EMT Ercino Marcelino FN Arnold Matthews FN Phil Mattingly FN Johnny McGowan FN Dennis McLean EM2 Marvin McWaters FN Dennis Melrose FN James Mikesh FN William Miller EM2 Thomas Morris EM Galuata Nue FN William Nuxall EMS David O'Brien ICS M. G. Phelps ICS Richard Porko FN C. W. Pritchard EMS Joseph Rauvvolt EMS John Rooks ICQ Ernest Sanford EM2 Joseph Schnitzer ICS Robert Squires ICT John Taylor FA Jonathon Thorlourn EM2 Robert Tilley ICS Joe Tomlinson FA John Triplett EMT Romulo Valdez FN Charles Wadsworth lC2 Jack Walls FN Kelly Westertield EMT Ben White EM2 John Woltt EMS Dale Zdroiewski X-.1 'iraq MMC D. McPherson SPCM W. C. Feiers MMC Gilberr Roberis FN Paul Anderson MAIN ENGINES AND MACHINERY m division LT R. L. Mudd M Division Officer MM2 Tom Ayers MMFN David Bahia FN George Barry MMFN Harmon Birmingham FN Richard Bolin ffm., FN Jay Bofello FN Charley Bowen FA John Cameron MMFN Alan Caple ff'-4, FN Carl Case FA David Chrisiensen FN Douglas Cole FA Michael Dietz FN Ray Easrerling FN James Finn FA Richard Gesell MM3 John Gier FN David Gilbert MMFN David Gill FN Douglas Grubbs MMl Carlos Hardy FN Dale l-lernpen MM2 Jerry Hubbard FN Richard Isaacson MM2 Ray Jewel FA Cornel Johnson MMS Dennis Johnson FA Roosevelt Kemp MM2 Daniel Kennedy MMl Ennoust Lee MM3 Robert Long MM3 Errol Lowe MM3 Albert Mason FN Richard McFarlin FN Jirn Morris FN Robert Morrison FN Donald Moser MM2 Daniel Murphy MM2 Larry Nave MM3 Clitton Nelson MM2 Kenneth Onnundson FN Robert Pearson MM3 George Reynolds MM2 Steven Rice FN Stanley Rotrnark MMl Joseph Rowe FA Robert Serpa MM3 Gerald Shields FN Johnny Stinnett MMl Richard Stone MM3 Charles Sturm FN Robert Tacona FN Donald Tausch --.mf ,, ..,. , FN Johnny Toylor MM3 John Tucker MM2 Morvin VonPel'r MM3 Richard Walker FN D. VV. White MMFN STeven Wickdoll MMFA Clyde Wood FA Dolfon Woodbeer MM3 Roberr Ze-ngerle FN Adricin Allen SFM2 Ccirl Anderson FN Robert Anderson SFl Richord Aurlond SFM3 Henry Boptiste FN Russell Boirtlett DC3 Kurt Borger FA Mork Borish DC3 Alfred Cdrmock SFM3 Gene Chcince SA Louis DeAguero FA D. R. Decosto SFP3 Joimes Dunn SFM3 B. G. Dupree FN Willicirn Emley SFP3 Robert Fletcher FN Jcrcob Gruber DC3 Willicirn Hohn FN Roymond Hutchinson SFM3 Kenneth lvey FN Nlichciel Jockson SFP3 Williorn Kohn FA Willioirn Kidd FN Williorn Kinney YN2 Gercild Lciughing FN Michoel Lovvrence DC3 Billie Love DC3 Thonncis Lovvn FN Gilbert Mortinez DC2 Rodney Moson FN Dennis McCracken FN Robert McDoncild YN3 Donold Melvin DC3 Michoel Mendozo DC2 Doivid Morgoin DC3 Robert Movvry r division REPAIR LT Doug Gcirrison R Division Officer LT Dctvid Schneider Repciir Officer CWO Nlichciel Lynch SFC G. M. Riggs DCCS Clifford Whitney milf J Q'--1 , -sr- 'ff 42 FN Sreven Muench YN3 Richard Nichols DCFA Marvin O'Conner DCl Frank Overlon FA James Parrick FN Don Piifsenloerger SFC Richard Redmon SFP3 Jerry Reininger FN William Rigg FA Dennis Ripperger DC3 Richard Shuck SFM3 Tim Siekievvicz SFM3 Dale Simon FN Lionel Srnirh DC2 Lloyd Smifh FN Michael Smifh YNSN Richard Snell FN Richard Thelander DCFN Charles Thompson SFM3 Dale ThornTon DC3 Floyd Vineyard DC3 Gary Warner FN David Young FN Peter Zaro DENTAL DEPARTMENT CDR S. W. Perand Denfal Officer LT Gerald Helm LT James McAIIis DTC Carl McConnell DT3 Dennis Hemingway DT3 Dennis Hunt DT3 B. Mannino DT3 Leo Pfeffer fer DT2 Manlom Moore DN Thomas Price DT2 Bernard Ross DT3 L. Ruflanol DT3 Jesse Schaffer DT3 Jose Tafoya SN Paul VanDragf ,ci MEDICAL DEPARTMENT LCDR Roben' Wasson Medical Officer ian ff, ,vw ...df I . .. 2, , r L K ' f LT Donald Giulianfi LT Gene Plan' HMC Roberf Jones l-IMCS William Kneale HM2 Joseph Bodden HM2 Merlin Calligan l-lM2 G. Dickeri HM3 William Dougniy I-IM3 Gerald Dunn HM3 Ken l-lerbold HMl Sidney Johnson l-lMl Bernard Lewis l-lM2 Fualele Mauga l-lM3 Sieplien McLaughlin l-lM3 James Merrif l-lM2 Snigeo Oku HM2 Roloerf Thomas l-IM3 Garry Williams HM2 Earl Winlolad l-lM2 Edward Wooley NAVIGATION LCDR Edward Dunham Senior Watch Officer ENS Robert Squires N Division Officer CQMCS B. L. Cave QMS Bob Brinkmeyer QM3 Thomas Carroll QM3 Gregory Dalton QM2 Kenneth l-loback QM3 Alfred Koorey YN3 Robert Liangos QM3 James Lucas CQM3 Craig Merrill QM3 Gilbert Minor QMi H. B. Mooney QM3 Leonard Ottinger QMS Rolf Sabye QM3 Julius Schipke QM2 Michael Stevens QM2 Keith Stone QM3 Dennis Tittle CDR Chris Navigator 'O' Q4 OPERATIONS CAPT Dale Marsh Operations Officer CDR Paul Mozley CIC Officer CDR John Oster CATCC Officer LCDR Carrol Bains Admin Assistant LCDR Clyde Jones Assistant CIC Officer LCDR William Klett Assistant CIC Officer LCDR Jack Lachnicht ASVV Officer LCDR Thomas Maurer Assistant CATCC Officer LT Shirley Elliott LT Gerald Rohles LT Fred Smith LTJG Robert Abelson LTJG Bruce Boettcher LTJG Patrick O'Connor LTJG .lim Ovard ENS Kenneth Bartholomew ENS Thomas Goodfellow ou division AEROGRAPHY LCDR Leon Gilchrist Meteorologist AGCS Robert Thornos AG2 Roger Clork T AGT D. Mortin AG3 Roy Merletti AG3 Stephen Oront VT AG3 Thonnos Sherwood ff? AG2 Gilbert South Q AG3 Doviol Stutlick AG2 Poul Thornton AG2 Robert Vreelond 'lll' 1 xy D . ' ACC W. T. Wylie AC3 Chorles Boker AVV3 Wiiliom Cory AN Dennis Deg AN Dovicl Ewert AN Michoel Gottermon f ,-'9 200 oc division AIR CONTROL LT Ernie Connor GC Division Officer f YV! AC3 Kennerh Godfrey AC3 Marc Gross AC3 Pairick Hilburn AN Daniel Honey AC2 James Lindsey ACI Roberr Locke AC2 Duane Luchsinger ACAN Dennis Mickelson AN Randy Morris AN Edward Moy AN Rod Nichelson ACl Joseph Nisr ACl D. R. O'Boyle ACl James Prueif AN Tim Rhodes AN Raymond Roberison ACl Charles SCOTT AN J. P. STrein AC2 William Sfrickland AC2 Joseph While ACl A. E. Windham T' QQ IA., s. X ,gf WO Eden l-lutt ETCS Antbony Curley ETC Robert Nolon ETCM Edwourd Roberts ETR2 Torn Allen ETR3 E. L. Anderson ETR2 Louis Anderson ETN3 Donold Bocbrnon ETR3 Neil Borr ETN3 Herbert Borry ETR2 Louis Bicktord ETNSN Dovid Borley ETN2 Cbolrles Bott ETR3 Cossius Brookshire YN3 Robert Brueckner ETRSN Willionn Cboncellor ETR2 Stephen Erickson ETN2 Guy Gebbio ETN3 Lonny Gore ETN2 Fronklin Green ETR2 Jornes Gutierrez ETT Lloyd l-lortsborn ETN2 Vernon l-letberington ETR3 Fronk Hinds ETR3 Kirby Hoke ETR2 Tom l-louse ETR3 Micboel Jobnson ETN3 Wesley Jobnson ETT Lorry Kelly ETR3 R. M. Mortin ETNSN Terry McConnell ETRSN Melvin Molitor ERT3 D. R, Moron ETN3 Terrence Nelson ETR2 Douglois Roinwoter ETR3 Doyid Rondeoiu ETN2 Gory Soldow ET2 Micboel Stephens ETN3 Joesph Urbon ETRSN Roger Woite ETN2 Gerold Witbeck ETN3 Williom Wynne oi division RADAR AND LOOKOUTS LTJG Gory Bosiion Ol Division Officer NOV I ADCS Roberf Bender RDCS Worner Williamson RD2 George Abbey RD3 K. G. Aolrion SN Gory Boiley RD3 John Boiin SN Roberi Boker AA Mork Bourngoiriner RD3'Thornos Beiko RD3 Woiyne Bock RD3 Kennefh Bosshorr AN Boirry Buchonon RD3 Sfeve Corioller SN Phillip Colrroll SN Thomos Collins RDi Cecil Cruey SN Gory Dohlen RDi Dole Dovis RD3 Curiis Dovis RD3 Dourell DeSilvoi RD2 Williorn Felimoun RD2 Nicholos Honizis RD2 Robert l-lorrison RD3 l-lovvorol l-lubbord SN Lewis Johnson RD3 Roberr Jones RDSN Donold Klieihermes RDSN Roincly Kline RD3 Norris Moriin RD3 Sieven Monsfielcl RD3 Eczrl Moroiie SN Woyne Torn porowski fs ww ML RDS Clinton Moy RDS Lorry McPhilIips RDS Joseph Ponzi RDS Fred Porier SN Williorn Reocling RDS Roy Refi RDS I-ioworol Rober'rson SN Roberi Schhepers RDT John Sellrnon RDT Fred Sheppolroi RDS Thomos Spencer SN Winston Spencer RDS Poul Spoo SN Donolol Sriers RD2 Michoel Svvinoiell RDS Tom Thompson RDS Fronk Urtnowski RDS Douglos Wolioce SN Michoei Williorns RDS Roberf Ziikowich Al L op division PI-ICM Wolier Cox PTS Poul Boshor YNSN John Bengsion AN Lee Bigbee PH2 Wolier Birdvvell PTAN Geroid Brooiick YNS Boirry Coss PHS Jonneg Dewey PTAN Williorn Dreher Pi-i2 Richoroi Eisler PHOTOGRAPHY LT Joimes Ennis Air lnielligence ,ov ,... 'Q E Www ' S 'f L 7A AP :h l ry e' CZSTWOTI Pl-ll Charles Ellio1'i YN2 Franklin Gorolin Pl-I2 Donald Graap YN2 Thomas Jensen AN Neil Keenan SN William Knickerbocker PT2 Bill l.enig AN Joseph Martin YN3 Donald McClain PT2 Joseph McClaren PH2 Larry Menze AN Tom Milam f Z YN3 James Moran PT2 Eugene Movvat V SN Douglas Olson 4 Pl-I2 Roger Parolini Pl-l3 George Pafierson PTi James Quick Pl-l3 Dennis Riley Pl-I3 Paul Sanborn Pl-I2 Pai Shaw Pl-I2 Douglas Sfokes AVVC John Hawk STG3 Clfmorles Allred STG2 P J Brrclermsrme STG2 Roger Collins AN Miclrmoel Dering STG2 Robert Dunkel STG3 Greg Gurley STG2 Bruce Jesse STG2 Roberr Moimer AN Michoel McGirmiTy STG2 Herbert Pilrmcm STG3 Miclwoel True STG2 George Tooke STG3 Williom Worson UPPlY DEPARTMENT CDR George Posfich Supply Officer LCDR Samuel Walker Assisfanf Supply Officer WO Charles Pendlefon S-l Division Officer SKCS John Barfon SKC Rodolfo Escobar SA Marfin Aurosa SK3 Felfon Bernard SA Joseph Comeaux SK2 Willard Couffs SK2 Roberf Fish SK3 James Forfson SK2 Jerry Gosserf SK3 Larry Gossefr SK2 David Grubbs SK3 Kennefh Gruszeczka SN Richard Gunsallus SK3 Thomas Hepburn SK2 Williie l-lenry SK3 Marfin Kilgore SK2 Danny Lacey SKl David Lewis SK3 Gorey McCrary SN Richard Nance SKl Fred Norris SK3 Ronald Pierre SKI Isaias Reyes SK2 Norman Rice SK2 William Tayman SK2 Ronald Thibaulf SK3 Make Wafkins SA Gregory Thompson WO H. V. Morris Foocl Service Officer CSC Julious l-lorf CSCM Jornes Revi CS3 Jomes Bonnolfyne CS3 .lomes Boyd SK2 Gerold Bronk CS3 Roy Brown CS3 Gil Brownewell CS3 Lowell Buck SN Hector Comocho AA Mike Corrillo SN Gory Collier CS2 Don Coifrell SA Fronk Crowe CSi Oscor Elkins CSi Corlos Feierong CS2 Horolol Feree CS2 Woren Friess CS3 Cholres Geniille AA Ken Griffin CSSN Alberf l-lorris CS2 .lomes Kenpoll CS2 Corl Lifclwfield CSI l-loworol Mogon CS3 Mike Morfinez CS2 Joseph Mourer CS2 Eclword McKoy CS3 Roberf Mungoll CS2 Corl Orne SN Eololy Pierce CS2 Leonorclo Reyes CS2 Don Roche CS3 E. P. Winblool 208 s-2 division FOOD SERVICES ENS Roy Dyer S-2 Division Officer Q,-if Flux Nw s-3 division SHIP'S STORES LTJG Pefe Schill Sales Officer X , 194, fl f l ,,Ai A f 7 I 5 5 X limi 1 SHC lsahelo Arcalas SA Edward Anderson SA Billy Archer AA Thaddeus Biagas SAlThomas Bunch SN Darcy Bunderson SA Richard Claunan SH3 Lowell Clould SH3 Lemack Davis SN Michael Davis Sl-ll Gary DeForesT SH3 Michael Elkins SA William Evans Sl-l3 Thomas Farrell SA Ted Fech SH2 Alfred Foley Sl-ll.3 Manuel Garcia SHT3 Donald Gibson SN William Gillespie SA Roger Glandf SH3 Mark Harrom AA Jack Hirsch SN Thomas l-lufchinson SN Marshall Jackson SH3 Buddy Kenf SN Rodolfo Lerma Sl-I3 Donald Long SH3 Marshall Marske SA Beniarnin Mariinez SN George Mascarenas SN Larkin Mayfield SHl William Mays SH3 David Misheikis SA Manuel Moiarra SN John Moore SN Michael Nealey SH3 Ronald Parmly SH2 Henry Richard SN Gary Scharnbers SN Jeffrey Stahl SA Alan Sieinhauer SH3 R. L. Sievens SH3 Roloeri Stokes SA Darrell Thill SHl Jessie Truesdelle SH3 Roberi VanSickle SN Craig Weaver SH3 Roberf VVya1'l Sl-I3 Larry Yaies fr' RN ...f , fw ff , X f mf ,, , f' L f 5,514 Sv 1 X Q X? XW ef fs Z A ,ss yn MW 1-5, 195 , Wu y 'CKY' s-4 division DISBURSING ENS Ty Bofemon Disbursing Officer f'15?waei1fr.v .F E- DKC Domingo Mcirquez SN Donolcl Bromlwoill DKSN Louis Brock DK3 Bob Cclssioly DK2 Jeffrey Elliof SN Doil Enos DK3 Bruce Golley DK3 Russell Mon DK2 John Mcnnry DK2 George Morfinos DK3 T. E. Moyo SA Edwin Pierce DK2 Lovvrence Tysk DK3 Eronk Wefch DK2 Dono Wynes TN Virgilio Aloolos SD3 Levi Abocono TN Aleionolro Aloool SD2 Ariemio Aolemis TN Buenovenfuro Agocooili SD2 Binning Agustin TN Silvestre Alonzo SDT Emilio Arobe TN Sobino Arboleclo TN Doniel ArTo'res SD3 Felix Asimon TN Alberio Aveno TN Wilfreclo Aviso TN Romeo Boconi TN' Monuel BollesTeros SD2 John Bogon SD2 Quiniin Corogon SD2 Aololfo Corlos TN Vevencio Cerrillo Xf' . W- F SD3 Oscar DeCasTro TN Manuel DeGracia SDl Napolean Dumo TN Garfield Fay TN Romeo Ferrer SD3 Lee Fleming TN Edilberio Francisco TN Eduardo Guzman TN Gaudencio Hernandez TN Rena'ro Gregorio TN Geronimo Lumagui TN Antonio Magdirila SD3 Marcelino Mangosing SDT Hermogenes Martinez SD3 Mariano Murillo TN Guillermo Ong SD3 Hermenegildo Ordonez TN Angelifo- Pabalau TN Jose Parasan SD3 Melquiades Pedroso TN Eleno Pulmano ' TN Salvador Reyes' SD2 Servillano Romasanlo TN Rodrigo Romero TN Reynaldo Romero TA Rogelio Santiago TN ErnesTo Sarinas TN Nameriaho Tamoro TN Saniiago Tualla TN Rogelio Vallo SD2 Auguslo Velazco AN Robert Severy AK2 Richard Shon AK3 Richard Spence AK3 James Stoll AA James Swanson AA Raymond Thompson AK2 W. J. Timmons AK3 Kennerh Turner AKAN Joseph VanKauwenberg AK2 Eddie Wagoner AK2 Larry Werih 4 AN Roberf Winblad AKC Frank Daugheriy AKCS J. C. Rodriguez AN James Bland AN Wayne Blevins AKAN Paul Brack AA J. L. Brown AKAN Craig Campbell AK3 R. D. Carnes AK3 Joe Cormier AK2 J. L. DuVall AK3 Kenneih Fisher AN Dennis Hale AK2 Dwayne Hamburger AK2 Roberr Hannah AK2 David Hanson AK2 Essa Horricks AKAN A. F. Kuckelburg AK3 James Kuriz AN Michael Landry AN Allen Martin AK3 Raimundo Mariinez AN Michael Meredifh AN Michael OTT AE3 Donovan Schindler AN Ervin SCOTT s-6 division AVIATION STORES LTJG John Piechoia S-6 Division Officer fi Q' l s-7 division AUTOMATIC DATA PROCESSING LTJG Dennis Krisman S-7 Division Officer DPC George Boyer DPC Ronqlol Saros DPSN Charles Bennet DS3 Ralph Firzlaff SN Barry Frew DS3 Richard Guiierrez DP2 George Hare DPSN Gaylord Helmbrecht DP2 Roy Howard DP3 William Hoy Am SN Larry Huerfa DPSN Roberf Jackson DP3 Billy King DPSN John Mawhinney DP3 Charles McGhee DP2 John Meagher SN Raymond Moss DP2 Raymond Paul DP3 Augustus Rice DPSN Daniel Risiow DPSN Don Roberis DP3 John Sfeele YN3 Gerald Massey SN Racke Rowland YN3 John Scalone WEAPONS DEPARTMENT LCDR Alan Hunt First Lieurenani LCDR David Pendleion Ordnance Officer LTJG Paul Grable Admin Assisranr CWO David Lisier Ship's Bos'n BMC J. A, Manning SN Dennis Allen SN James Bailey SN Roger Brown SN Donald Bowen SN Charles Carier SN Virgie Chipman SN Francis Cook SA Andy Corley SA J. D. Dumas BM3 Michael Erickson SA Dennis Eedderson SN Alfredo Garcia SN Juan Garza SN Roberr Goodman BM2 Larry Howell' BM2 Evan Hudson SN Clarence Jones BM3 Donald Kahle SN Eugene Keller SN Ira King SA Jay Kowarsky SN Michael Lankford SN Gary Lawson SN Oliver Lesier BMl Ronald Pedrini SN James Peifigrew BM3 William Pollard SA Vicior Sakellar SN Percy Segura BM2 Paul Sickels SN Larry Soufhard SN Jerry Thill SA Ronnie Thompson BM3 Horace Thrasher BM2 Cur'risVanBlargan BM3 Roloerf Virgil BMl Ray Wallace SN 'Larry Ward SA Kenneih Wilbanks SN Richard Wilson BM3 Ronald Wilson SN Curtis Battiste SA Dennis Beach SA Charles Beck SN Kenneth Ben SN Richard Bliss SN Ray Cassell SN Allen Ceaser SN Earl Cherry SA Roger Ferrell SN Oscar Gladden SN Benny Graves SN Steven Harden BMl Frank Harding SN Gary Hicks BM2 George Hoots SN Edmond Johnson SN Stanley Kaczanovvski BM3 Dwight King SA Joseph Koravos SN John LaBarge BM2 K, W. Lambert BM3 Gerald Lento SN Louis Melancon SN James Miles SN Richard Moreno BM3 Jerry Morris SA Patrick Morrow SN Michael Mullins SN Carlos Munoz SN Dale Peer BM3 Bobby Pruitt SN Jerry Saylor SA Robert Turner SA David Vacek SN Rudolph Wellington BM3 James Yocum SN Mike Zamora x f 2nd division LTJG Paul Wineman 2nd Division Officer 4 4:4 , i W' 1 i if 2 A ,,,,.- V .Z ,,M-A-awlr 93 3rd Division Officer .,................---I-nnIuIuIIIIlllllllllllllIlIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllllllllllllllllllll 3rd clivisiofn DECK LTJG Thomos Anderson Q 'ff 4 'W M , P .. X. ,A., D5 '7 BM3 Lee Boker SN Jock Boirfon BM2 Jomes Boggs SN Chorles Bronson SA Lonnie Coversione SN Dovid Cowdnick BM3 Pedro Foirios BM3 Johnny Gomble SA Gory Goskins SN Donny Gibson SA Bob Gilyord SA Merl l-lollorn BM3 Dole Jones BM2 Cldrence Keifh BM2 Frdnk Kennedy BM3 Timothy Morris SN Melvin Mosher BM3 Clifford Nowok SN Lcirry Ordoiz BMl C Perkinson SA Joel Poole SA Donold Schenck BM3 C E Smifh SN Williolm Sfdpp SA Roindy Sfroud SA Chorles Whife li l! ll 1 ,i. Y z 7 l l il i l ll 1 li l, 'l ,l ii l l li l l ll lli ,,. ,il all ,i fig ill li: xi il: lil X i 'ill -. 'z ii qQ-wav! . T LIZ' 4 A, : W 1, , if i Q. if il , -us' l'l in ill li 1 1 i li l I l i 6 i i ii' Ll lui ll lil g. 1' i I . H il ll i Z y f f l W , WW fz , X X 1 M l,li yl ,i llli r lli GMGC Clemenf Barger GMG3 Kenny Bertram SN Ronald Caler GMG3 William Coursen GMG2 Dan Cousineau SN Ronald Glandf GMG3 J. O. Johnson GMG2 Douglas Koenker SN Lorne Meyer GMG2 David Ogden AA Roger Pigg GMG2 Orving Piffenger GMG3 Darrel Poulfer SA Brian Richarfz SN Dave Simpson SN Jacky Thrasher SN John Veres ,',':: K ..... , ,H- ENS Charles Rand FOX Division Junior Officer FTGT Joseph Bagley SN Robert Bilson SN Leland Chrisfian FTG3 James Crain SN Ron Dubois ooo 'ff' Sth division 5 f33 GUN MOUNTS LTJG Sfephen Lauck 51h Division Officer fox division GUN FIRE CONTROL FOX Division Officer LT William Wasson SN Ted Dyer FTG2 Siephen Kravik SN William Lancasrer FTG3 Dennis McFarland FTG3 Gerald Nilsen FTG3 Garry Peierman FTG3 Doyle Riley SA Richard Wagner FTG2 Kennerh Wolfe SN Biorn Yfring V f wwnw if A v fy if fi s WMM? ..,. . ,.,, ,, , g division ARMORY LTJG Kennefh Karsred G Division Officer y ?k GMCS L. A. Ledfurd SN William Harris GMGl Alvin Marfz SA Carl Peierman GMG3 Roberr Ridgley GMG2 Roloerr Ruehling SA James Sanford SN Richard Seeler GMG2 Daniel Sharps SN William Thomas GMG3 Luke Tusing GMG2 Frank Wells 221 explo ive ordnance di po ul team LTJG Bill McCIave Officer in Charge BMC James Bloechel AO1 Gary Mock .1 gn division AVIATION ORDNANCE CWO A. L. Brown GO Division Officer ,V ,551-4,.,' AOCS Normon Woods AO3 Howcird Arnold AOI Dovid Boswell AO3 Rickey Conrrell AO3 Ricnord Chornp AO2 Terry Chose AO2 Michoel Comer AN Anrhony Coscio AN Arnold Creighfon AN Adoim Crisco AO3 Roncild Culbertson AN Arlen Doividson AN Brooke Doiy AO3 Dovid Deegon AOl Raymond Fone AO3 Leon Forrenberry AO3 Horry Froniion AOl Clwesler Goodwin AO3 Gerold Gurolski AO2 W. R. Hoirringfon AO2 Crouig Jones AO3 Doinzil Koiihmon AN Gregory Kerns FA Dennis O'Brien AN George O'Connor AGC Joimes Osferberg A03 Gciyle Pope AO2 Robert Relwrig AOl Riclwoird Sclwlurer AO3 Onirn Sironen AN Jock Tlfiwoires A AOl Neil Vonderlioof AN George Weriz AO3 Rondolph Yocurn GMTC L. C. Trennephel TM2 Gary Abernafhy TM2 William Avery TM2 William Banks TMT Harvey Blaxfon SN Herberf Champion TM2 Michael Ferguson TM3 James Goodin MN3 Gary Hall TM2 Timofhy Hall TM2 George Harris TM3 Dennis Hoover TM3 Rickey Hopper GMT3 Roger Houser TM3 Philip McCuTchen TMT Sam McVey GMTT Kennefh Mielke TM2 Jody Moroschok TM2 Michael Murphy TM3 Sfeven Norris TM3 Michael Rylko GMT2 Charles Sheperol TM2 Forresf Wiley TM2 Caleb Wrighf w division SPEClAl WEAPONS LTJG John Saymon W Division Junior Officer ENS Leslie Heiser Torpedo Officer GMTC Roberf Dieclolf rf' A fa 'W' , X x T I f ,fi i f i lf R X K X 'X gm X X X. S x M w. X Q X X X gy, XXXXXN v M,-V x ' x L XX? l murine detachment CAPT Robert Coskey Commonding Officer X we a S' t T X C f A-I K X 6 ,?.v K fs? A If I V X ,,,, , , V , , 1, f ,VVV V, , y A .l l ll X ttttttltt , tt., M I K y I y X my V.rVL I C K , . N . 5 s fy! i, ly, by I in Tj., l sr' X ll 'Z v!-L Q 1 , C ,T T if X 5 5 A it il it T X 'X Xllifm H x .,.,,, . 'f ,T ,,., y A , 4, A y A ii if W , - ' if f .MLW ' 7 2 tttt P ' ' M274 lf l it X f T KA W 1, , Ly VLYV , Z X X Vi ay V ji J I lstLT Jerry Sorrell Executive Officer lst SGT Rolond Helton SISGT Rodger Lowson PFC Wolter Albert LICPI. Terry Anderson PFC Terry Arbuckle LICPL Jerry Arnold SGT Roger Atcbley LICPL Ricbord Bcicbmo LICPL Willioim Boiylwo LXCPL Joimes Bower PFC Curtis Brown LICPL John Corpenter SGT Rod Coyne LICPL Victor Durkin LICPL M. Frozier CPL Tbomos Gilbert LICPL Alex Groff nn i f W, , f ff LICPL W. Hanson .6 W PFC CarlTon Green PFC v. Hege uf X X SGT Joseph Holi ff? f f , f PFC Edward Hornloeck PFC Lanny Josey LICPL Dale Kennedy PFC David Landes LICPL Ronald Lewis SGT David Lopez PFC John Marlin PFC Sieve McGrath LICPL Thomas McGreal SGT Michael McPhee PFC Kenneih Meyer PFC William OBrien PFC Paul Opperman SGT Ruben Preciado CPL Michael Reed LICPL Jimmie Richard SGT William Shaffer PFC E. Slovak LXCPL Michael SmiTh LICPL Henry Taylor LXCPL Joseph Taylor PFC Frederick Tony CPL John Walfon PFC Bolo Young LICPL Joseph Young J y?1Jfy4rW?f f 'f ,zi,ff1T7fizV M q 1021, , , ,- -1.5, QQ, K-yu-.. 2 1. N , , ff if Mx ,xv J., ,,, 5.4! ww' fun .il Q l I ,www K f 1 X , 1 4 5 , 2 5 f . 5 4 , rf V W! fly! fl A X Y, M i l l l 'L X, 0 in ' ,, ' V 0 4 ,ici L V, 1, ,, C - , X X ' V' Y V 1' X UMW It vlf' VZ: ll Ii xnx. Q .is , ff Vgfj' ! ' ,X J r,,cl 7f2ifa..s 'af J in 1 CARRIER ANTI-SUBMARINE AIR GROUP FIFTY SEVEN CDR Raymond Barker Commander Carrier Anfi- Submarine Air Group Fifiy Seven 10 LCDR H. R. James LCDR lMCl Allen Myers LCDR D. A. Thomas LT James Durbin LT Michael Hardesiy LT IMCJ Gordon McMurry LT Roger Pairick LT J. Shepard LT Lorin Wilson LTJG David May LTJG Thom Reich AMSC Bobby Daggs YNI N. B. Abranies AZ3 D. H. Brakefield YN3 James Jacob YN2 Ronald Lederer DKI Richard Snodgrass I HELICOPTER ANTI UBNIARINE CDR Joe Purfell Executive Officer CDR Richord Brunning LCDR Doncild Beck LCDR Roloerf Dolfon LCDR Rodney Floyd LCDR Colin Hommon LCDR Theodore Kizer LCDR Williorn PocklingTon LCDR Ernesf Renner LCDR John Sickrnon LCDR Thornos Srnifh LCDR Niel Sparks LCDR Corl Slokes LT W. L. Armsfrong LT Michoiel Arrowsrnifh LT W. H. Boker LT Lelond Billings LT Willicirn Cdlhoun LT Lowrence Cover LT R. J. DeLong AL A LT Dave Eustis LT George Hurley LT Lowell Lindsay LT Samuel Payne LT Nils Pearson LT Ralph Perry LT Pairick Richardson LT John Schloz LT Barion Sfrong LT Donald Vefier LT Sruarl Williams LTJG Don Bridgeforrh LTJG Mike Brown LTJG Wilbur Brown LTJG Frank Gilley LTJG Steven McDerma id LTJG W. McDonald LTJG Charles McLaughlin LTJG Eugene Miller LTJG Ivan Morfenson LTJG Randolph Robinson LTJG Paul Sanders LTJG Roberr Spencer LTJG Francis Siubbe LTJG Ralph Swanson LTJG Timolhy Tro'rTer LTJG Ronald Washburn LTJG James Weber LTJG David Zinger CWO Jird Fidler CWO Richard Schoniag AFCM Irving Dickie ATC John Dunloivey AMSC Chorles Ekiss ATC Stewert Homewood ADJC Arthur Loitulipe AZC R. F. Lucos ATC R. L. Mundrick ADCS-Leon Pendleton ATC Robert Scott AEC B. J. Shcirkey PNC Alton Smith AWC R. H. Toiylor AXC Clifford Tindle AFCM J. J. Turck AXC Fronklin Wolls AWC Robert Wells AVVC Beuto Wentworth AEC Choirles Young AN John Alexcinder AX3 Dovid Allen AHMT T. A. Allen AMS3 Loyoil Amstutz ATN2 Moirtin Anderson AW3 Potrick Anderson ABHAN Robert Bockus AE2 Willicim Boys AO3 Michc1elBeom AXQ Billy Becittie AN Douglcrs Beeghly AWAN Dovid Belden ATN3 Donold Benson AN Woyne Berridge AN Dovid Bigelow AO3 Corl Binder AVVAN R. K. Binger ATN3 Lorry Bjerketvedt AN Rolph Bonord ATT Willicirn Bromley ADJT Brion Breorty AN Alon Britcher ADJ2 Henry Brown AVV3 Bill Buell W , ADJC Arthur Bowrnoin AECS Elwood Bryoint AXC Thomos Chopmon ADJC Richord Crockett 17 I 4 ri,-...wi AW2 John Bukovarz AE2 David Burkhardi AN Gary Burron ABF2 Jessie Byous AXl A. D. Campbell ATl Clarence Carr AVVi Rufus Carier YN3 Billy Case AE3 William Chrisienson AA Rod Clymer ADJ3 Roberi Coble AN Bobby Cochran ADJ3 George Cocking ABHl Charles Coleman AX3 Dennis Cook AVV2 David Cooley AMH3 Tom Cousineau AMSl J. M. Crozier AN Billy Cunningham AMEAN Allen Curl ADJ2 Kenneih Daniels ADJAN Ronald Dasher YN3 Gary Davis AA James Day AMS3 Dennis Dempsey m AMSAN Siephen Deuisch SA Keirh Dewiri AK2 Jim Dierks YNi Norman Dirmeyer AE2 Thomas Dunn AMH2 Kenneih Dye AWl William Eddins C1l'1 ii AE3 Bill Eflle HMT Dan Elkins AA Ronald Elion AMS3 William Endresen SD2 T. D. Eslaloon ATT Horace Esirada AMS3 John Faria AN Joseph Ferraro AN Joseph Ferrigno AX2 Ronald Fielder AA James Flanders ADJ2 Denver Fleury ADJ3 Roberr Flores ATN2 James Fousf PN2 William Francis AZ2 James French AW3 James Froland AWT Gregory Gamache ADJ3 Paul Garrison DK2 William Gerdel AN Barry Gibbs AW2 David Gill AE3 Sam Gonzales ATN2 Virgil Greenwood AN Sfephen Grenier ATN2 Richard Gruszka ATT Roberf Gundred AN P. B. Hagan AO3 Thomas Halsfead AX2 Lesfer Hambly AZAN Elige Hamm AMSAN Richard Ham pson ADJ2 Michael Hansen AN RoloerT Harper AN Thomas Hayes ATN2 David Hays AW3 Sieve Heafh AWT Joseph Hemingway ADJ2 John Hevvefrr ATNAN Noel Herve AMS2 James Hicks AMS3 James Hill AEl Jimmie Hines AN Fred Hinz AN Ronald Holder AX2 Hilding Holmberg AN David HovvleTT PR2 David Imel QW ,, of if I , - AMSl Poiirick lrnhol AVVi Siephen Ingronfi ADJ3 Roberi Joickson AX2 John Joeger YN2 Jock Jenkins ADJ2 Corveih Johnson AX3 Jim Jones ADJl Roberi Jones AXAN Williorn Joyce AO3 Joseph Kolne AN l-lovvorol Konirowirz AZ3 Donolcl Koser ADJ2 George Koszielcin YN3 Eclvvorcl Kelley ADJAN Eclword Kelly AVV2 Thomos Kennecly AT2 Terrence Killhorn AN Gory Kilso AO3 John King AW3 Doviol Klopler ADJ3 LeRoy Knickerbocker AXi Dole Korne AX3 Donoilcl Kuhn ATN2 Jomes Kumrner ADJ2 Jerry Lomlo AVV3 Russell Loinnberf AMSAN Joseph Lcimonie PN3 Rocki Londers AX2 Ronc1lolLoindry ADJAN Donolcl Lcingclon AVV2 James Lawrence AVV2 James Lawson AVVl Kennerh Leachm ATR3 Richard LeFeber PR2 Raymond Lloyd AVV3 Daniel Lolich AVV3 Mark Lolsbaich SA James Lovell AN Kennelh Lucas ADJ2 Ellsi Luihi AW2 Harold Malloch TN Benigno Mariano ADJ3 James Marini AVV3 John Mariin TN Ignacio Marzan ADJ3 Douglas Mauldin ADJ2 R.lE. Mayor AX2 Ronald McDaniel ADJ3 Alfonso McGill AE3 Richard Mcl-lugh C33 P. N. McKinley ADJ2 Roberi Melale AE2 James Miera AMS2 Frank Mikulecky PN2 Jerome Miller ART3 Jerry Minier AX3 Roherf Mishige AMH3 Larry Monk AN Pedro Morales AE3 Leslie Morris AMI-l3 Eddy Morr ABF3 B. E. Murnell 'Q f f 4+ Q Lf X yiyi fffff my y - ,, ,:,,,,,f,f , ,,-f., f,,, - , , hw h-Z7 , !.,,fmfm ff 5,5 f,f,f,ff, yvywyrf ' , 1 f ,f M fl 1 fy fff my ' ruff frfa' ,,, , fifwfwf , 5 f 4 W f 1 W9 f I , f f 5 K KJV f ff 4 f, W ff Cf ,fggyf f If X f Q 1 4 f f X X f X ffffffffffiff f ff! X0 f X fi! off If fff? f aff? K X fy! fgnfwfj 1 f f f 1 ff X f ffffwf, ff if ff ff ff X! f Z f,Q!,yf1 f f f f , ,f ffvf fyf jfff f f f 5 f Z iff' fff ff f f f f 1 f ,f f Q f f f 1 f X I f X Cf f Q fgff f f 1 4 f f AW2 James Nesbih' ADJ2 Glennon Nenloauer AX2 Gary Nichols AW2 Wayne Noah AE3 James Olden ATR2 Norm Ollesiad AA Michael O'Neil ADJ3 Joseph Owens AN Roheri Owens ADJ3 Gene Pareiko AA George Parisi AW3 Bobby Parrish AN John Pearce AN Richard Peary AN Srephen Perry AME3 Johnny Pickering AX3 David Pierz ADJ3 Sieven Piiman AWT A. T. Plemmons AZ2 Gregory Powell ADJAN Richard Powell AXl Franklin Ragsdale YN3 Ersal Reed ADJ2 Terry Reed ADJ3 William Reynolds AW3 George Ridge AN Jimmy Roherrs AMS2 David Rockwell ADJT Maurice Rogenes AW2 Joseph Rose AW2 Roberr Rugarloer AMH2 Thomas Rurherford ADJ2 Donald Sanders AO3 Michael Saugen ADJ2 Waller Schilr AMS2 Paul Schlichring SN Dale Schulfz ADJ3 Judd Schvvarzmiller AN Douglas Scoff ATi Duane Shafer AMI-ll D. L. Shew ADJ3 Harry Smifh AE3 James Smifh SN Tom Smifh AN Walfer Smifh ADJAN Don Sorensen AW2 Darrel Sparkman AMSi Jerry Spencer AWI Grover Sfaggs ATN2 Willfred Sfalnaker AME3 Floyd Sfallcop AA James Sfevens ADJ3 Michael Sullivan AW3 Donald Tescher AMI-li Eugene Tefraulf ADJAN David Tisor AO3 William Todd AX3 Leonard Tromloeffa AW2 Roy Tuffle AEi George Valdespino AN Larry Varner ADJl Willie Vawfer AN Roberf Veensfra ADJ3 Dvvighf Voorhies AW2 David Walker AX2 Perry Walker AMH3 Doug Weidenbach AW2 Darrel Williams AX3 Roger Williams ADJi Ron Williams AEl Reid Woodruff AN Louis Wright ATRAN Roloerf Wuebbels AO2 Henry Young AZAN Saloas Zulaica F 5 5 rf, I: 5 5 5 fi l CDR Earle Callahan Commanding Officer March--December 1968 CDR Ronald Scarafone Commanding Officer December T968 - AIR ANTI-SUBMARINE SQUADRON 35 CW'-ge. CDR Marvin Alexander Execufive Officer LCDR Richard Bailey LCDR George Canman LCDR Thomas Hall LCDR Joe Kurn LCDR Ronald Ludwig LCDR Bruce Marshall LCDR Sig Stocking LT Paul Azzi LT Rick Birkemose LT Bill Brown LT Carl Catlin LT Tom Clark LT Herman Cooper LT Mac Davis -LT William Gallagher LT Rick Kelsch LT Charles -Lamoreaux LT Daniel Mclnfire LT Phil Reed LT David Swan LTJG Donald Bane LTJG Paul Edwards LTJG Jerry Gehler LTJG Sfeve Hall LTJG Kevin McGill LTJG Roberf Nordgren LTJG Frank Piazza LTJG Philip Pring LTJG James Sheehan LTJG Roloert Tercek LTJG Richard Torgerson LTJG Ralph Wallace CWO Hollis Joiner AEC Billy Bills AGC Roberr George AECM William Griggs ADRC Richard Kramer AMSC Kennelh Powers AEC Charles Reed ATC Rolla Rose AVVC Roger Thiloaulr AEC James Young AW2 David Adams AN Don Allard AO3 Roy Andrews AE2 J. Alkeson ATN2 Paul Baird HM2 David Barnerr ATN2 Arihur Beck AN Dennis Berge PN3 Peter Bingel AVVl Donald Blair PR2 Frank Block AZ3 Thamon Borders ADR3 Dennis Boyce ATR3 Paul Braun AN Thomas Bria AN Michael Broadway AN Sfanley Budzyna AVV3 Keirh Carlson AE3 Gary Clevinger ABl-lAN J. D. Coker AMI-l3 M. L. Collins ADR2 Charles Confer ATR2 Ronald Cook AMH3 Dennis Coughlin ATR3 Larry Davis AVV2 RW. Dibb AX2 J. M. Dings X AN Leo Doherry AN Edwin Drenfh AN Jimmy Dubose ADRl J. Dusek ATN2 Larry Edward ADR2 Ronald Elzy AN Donald Empson g ADRAN Edward Endico'rT AMI-I3 Alvin Eusierbrock ADR3 Roberf Evanski ADR3 Alex Ferguson AN Jerry File ADRl Max Fulcher ATR2 Jay Fullagar ADR2 Charles Galarick AE2 Felipe Garza ATR2 Michael Gillespie AMS3 Charles Glass ATN2 Glenn l-lake AMH2 Roger l-leyrend YN3 Jerry l-lonebeirn AX2 Jarnes l-louslin PN3 George l-lunsucker AO2 Frederick lrvin ADR3 Donald lvie AW2 Howard .Iernison AW2 Darrell Jensen AN M. E. Kaiser AMS2 Danald Kassner AE3 Ronald Kelsey AMS2 Henry Kenirner AMl-I3 Charles Kirby 9 i ll 1. I i i i i, lu i r i, , L l 4 . if, il' Elm L i lf , lgii Eli il 'lylll iii' Jill rilli i l 1 iili 4'i'i1 , ,, . L l el ini i ily i lili- . . 'l ' Si j ill : ill ll- J, ,. gi ,J W W . l a ll iw A' ,l K ill ev , ,N Q 1 ill til lil sly lla ., ,li . lil ll li r i i T ll. ill ll ii 1 iw i' il' ll- 1 l , 1 'Q i llj Q iii iii llll , :'l, L ,lg li iffy 24 AW2 Douglas Larson AX2 James Larson AN Terry Layland ADR2 Eugene Leep AKl R. C. Legaspi AMH3 Billy Lehman AEI Charles Looiens AN James Lynch AE3 John Maher AE3 Timoihy Malo PN2 Miguel Mariinez AMSl George Mayo ADRAN Michael McCoy AWl Anihony McKeown AMI-l3 Dennis McLaughlin AN Charles Mercer ADR3 Leland Mefz AOl Johnsey Minear AVV2 Richard Moore AN Leslie Morris AW3 Gary Nagorka AVVl Robert Nelson AN Robin Neumann AWl John Oberle AW2 Alan Oedewali AMHl James Oliver AX2 Alan Olsen AN Robert Passafume AN Joseph Perrone AE3 Kenneth Phillips AW3 Richard Pierson AO3 J.L. Pinksion AZ2 Ted Povvenski ADR3 Randolph Ralsion AE3 James Randall ATR2 William Renaud f 5 A ag, X i f A F 0 Z . 4-jf 'Q-'fs 'P g ,px ii' 'iff l fx 521, rw ww f'xWf'4 u! 'ty-f ' f53L, 'f. QL '- ' .2 , if .-,. 4 r ,gym , f 1 n rg f rf U. . . .. -,,.A, .,VK 1, .., -if AN Theodore Roberts AW2 D. R. Robson ADR3 Dennis Rowden AW2 Lowrence Rozolsky YN3 Thomois Socco ADRT Joel Soinchez AX3 Roberf Sorgent ADR3 A. C. Shockelford ATR2 Keifh Show PRI Roy Smith AMST Moirion SmiTT.le AX3 Frdnk Snyder ADRT Eugene Sofo ADR3 R. M. Sfewon' ADR3 Thomos Sfinson AN Siephen Stone. ABH3 Otis Sfriplin PT2 Kenneih Sykes AN John Toylor ADR3 C. H. Terpening AWAN Croig Thompson AXAN Tommy Thompson PN3 Donold Tucker YNT Arnold Turner AE3 Lloyd Voughn SN Alfred Villo SN Willie Wolker AE Richord Word AW3 Richord Wilborn' AN Michoel Willioms ADR2 Russell Wilson ABH3 Kennefh Wince AE3 Ronold Wright AN Riccordo Wynn ATR2 Jonorhon Young ' 4 CDR Ron Kennedy Executive Officer LCDR Jack Burgess LCDR Greg Hyatt LCDR David Kassebaum LCDR Howie Neiman LCDR Clifford Olmstead LCDR William Ostrander LCDR Jerry Vsalis LT Ervin Ashford LT Ronald Baker LT Ronnie Baker LT Stephen Barkas LT Grady Davis LT Bill Hirneise LT Joseph Hutnik LT Don Krueger LT James McCann LT Clifford Robson LT Lee Telquist LT Robert Wilson LT Arthur Wittig LTJG Kenneth Aanerud LTJG Orville Cornwall LTJG John Goss LTJG Joseph Hickman LTJG Michael Isban LTJG Philip Pitts LTJG Robert Prout LTJG Dick Reidel LTJG Jerry Sherman LTJG James Sinkbell LTJG Harry Thaete LTJG Victor Todard LTJG Milton Whitehurst LTJG Robert Wilson WO Noel Parrish AIR ANTI- UBMARINE SQUADRON 37 CDR Dave Nlanring Commanding Officer 5. 'CW' --J' -941- ,9 MV '5 ta-49 vfi N4 3 avi? qi :bt .wffe MQQQ AMSC Richard Herrick AXC William Hickerson AFCM William McKinney AXC Robert Mellon AEC Ronald Resfad AEC John Rogers AOC William Sacek ATCS William Searcy ATC Jasper Sigler ADRC G. L. Whifworfh AX2 James Abboff AE3 Robert Ahlborg AW3 David Akers AMS2 William Allison AXl S. Andruszkewicz ATN2 Norman Apple YN3 Percy Archer AN Mike Aien ADR2 James Barklow AN John Barry PR2 Thomas Barry AEI R. R. Beckwifh AW3 Gregory Blumer AX2 Robert Boese AZ3 George Bon' AK2 Volly Bourge 4 ' ADR1 H. E. Brady PN2 Earl Burke AN C. W. BuTler AO3 Gerald Cantrell AVV2 Donald Carier ATl John Chrisrensen PN2 Edward Coleman ATN2 Richard Collins AA Melvin Collop AN James Conard AXl Ames Crepeau ATAN Charles Davis AE3 John Dearden AW3 John Devlin ADRi Epiracio Dial AN Frank DiDonaTo AVV2 Michael Dunagan ADR2 R. A. Dunlop SN Larry Egerimeier ADRI James Elkin AX2 Guillermo Esparza AO2 Roben' Espinasa YN2 John Farr AX3 W. C. Fields ADR3 Claude Fenron AXI Donald Fosrer AO2 MilTon Fraser ATR3 Roger Freeman AME2 Frederick Freimiller AMH2 LaMoine Fulton PR2 John Gosserr AW2 Douglas Gracey .,-.,,,,, .xx .V Q i IT ST,-fi mint N ! J UH NUT QNX X iv s luis. mv it in v ' xusr m N NU Pe N T X T D I riri ' PR2 James Hahn AX2 Eddy Haney AX3 Bruce Hanssen ATl Dan Harris ADR3 Michael Hefferman AMSl Richard Heims SA Carier Heller AA Gregory Heller ADRl Lee Roy Higgins AMS3 G. R. Hill PNSN Richard Holmgren AO3 Mike Hone AVV2 Thomas Hopkins AVVl C. H. Hyarr AVV2 Edward Jerrers ATi Marvin Johnson ADR2 Ruben Jones AOl Daniel Kirby AN Marlin Koho AN P. S. Kopeck AMS3 Howard Lambert SN Keirh Landers 4 AOl Bobby Lawrence AVV2 James Lee AN Robert Leisner AW2 Ronald Lipnick AE3 Richard Lloyd ATN3 John Malcom ADR3 Kenneth Marll ATR3 Jeri McCord AA Nicholas Michels PN3 James Millsap AN John Moore AE2 Bill Mount ATR2 Tsuyoshi Nakamura AN Douglas Nelson AE2 David Nichols AN David Norton ADR3 Steve Novak YN2 Johnny Ochoa AA Robert Overton ADR2 J. W. Pepin AN Richard Perry AW2 Dave Peterson ATR2 Lorin Peterson AN James Pulliam ATR3 Keith Rasmussen ADR3 Eddie Ray AMS2 Richard Reeder AX2 John Reilly ATR3 Richard Reynolds ADRI Melvin Roberson AZ3 Robert Rodina AN John Rodrig AWl Jerrie Rosecrans AMS3 Jon Dee Ross AMH3 Anthony Rutigliano ATT William Saafhoff AA Roben' Sanders AN Larry Scheel AMH2 Ted Scheel ADR2 John Schroih AE3 Dennis Smith AW3 Jerry Smirh AE3 Steven Sporman SDT Henry Sfevvari ATN2 James Svvani AK3 Gary Tabberf ATN2 James Tanner AMH3 Paul Tassi AE2 Maynard Teed AN Alexander Thomas YN3 Rodney Thomas AMS2 Roberi Thompson AE2 Wesley Thompson AE3 Mark Tripp AO2 T. A. Tucker AA Alexander Vicior AMS2 Bruce Weaiherholrz ATN3 Richard While ABH2 Charles Whirehead YN3 Dvvighr Whiiesides AXT Rodger WhiTTingTon HM2 Bruce Williams ADR3 l-lerl:nerT Williams ADR3 Siephen Williams ATN3 Roger Wilson AW3 George Wiora AWT Jesse Windham AE2 James Woodward ADR3 Paul Zahner 4 i LT James Nichols LT Ronald Previ LT Edwin Smith LT David Stevens LT Donald Walker LT Forrest Zetterberg LTJG Ronald Back LTJG James Dickson LTJG Robert Engle LTJG Kenneth Matejka LTJG Joel Nicolas LTJG James VanValkenburgh LTJG John Wilson LTJG Robert Wood CWO Gary Reid ATC Jimmie Billings ADRC W. V. Pryor ATC Roloert Willingham CARRIER AIRBORNE EARLY WARNING SQUADRON III DETACHMENT I LT James Fauze LTI. L. Golden LT Hugh Hill AMS2 Alfred Allen ADR3 James Archley AMS2 Darryl Bahingion AE3 Ken Carrer AEl Roger M. Cassell YN3 S. P. Coleifa ADR3 Gene Copenspire AN Oscar Day ATR3 William Dishon ADR3 William Elfeldf ADRAN David Emery ADR3 Joseph Garvvood -W y'yf,, 1 . 4 Q Ll ' . . J 3 he A .W 2 ,F :NJ . , -4, W V I ' ff' V. , J. .A N in ...Vw l N, A., ,.. , fr fliirzi AE3 Mark Goldberg ADR3 Thomas Graupman ADRl G. W. Graves AN SCOTT Halleii ATN2 Donald Hammond AMS2 Bruce Herlaerf ATR2 John Housand AN B. F. Jarrell AN George Johnson AMI-l3 Gregory Kunkely ATR3 Ronald Lera AE3 Virgil Lincks 4 O AA E. L. Linger PR2 R. M. Lovin AN Larry Maclweal AN Vernon Marlin AZ3 Tirn Meegan ATR3 William Miller PN2 Ronald Neugebauer ATN2 Allen Norfon AN J. G. Novvaczyk AEi Ron Pascoe ATl Jolwn PaTTon AMS3 Frank Phillips i 472 ' , , Wea-- upvguuvvr----1 f- .., ,:.,r,,-..- A gf 9 C . vie QM ,A-' f AN Michael Repolas AE3 Fernando Reyna ATR2 Michael Rickleis AMl-l3 Paul Rodrigo AMH3 Beniamin Rose AMS2 Charles Salter ADRi KenneTh Skaggs ATN2 Mike Sfermon AME3 Charles Swanson AE3 James Taylor ATl Eugene Till AMH2 David Tippens YN2 P. A. Trauirnan ATN3 John Treskon AE2 Wayne Turner AMSi Joe Walker AN James Welch AE2 Mark Zilliax we Rear Admiral Eugene G. Fairfax Commander Anti-Submarine Warfare Group FIVE An Admiral aTloaT has under his Tac- Tical command The Tlagship he rides as well as The desTroyers in his Task group. Though The capTains of each ship command Their individual uniTs, The Admiral conTrols Them, direcTing and dispaTching Them in accordance wiTh Task Torce reauiremenTs. VViTh The aid of a highly specialized and Trained sTaTT, he knows The sTaTus oT every aircraTT and ship in his group. From his Tlagship The Admiral coor- dinaTes These uniTs, uTilizing ships on The basis of weapons capabiliTies, equipmenT sTaTus, and availaloiliTy. The posiTion oT Task group com- mander is a demanding one, re- quiring years of Naval service and command experience. The men chosen Tor These posiTions possess iusT These aualiTicaTions. Captain James 0 lyon Chief of Staff ASW Group 5 The Chief of Staff assimilates information gathered by the I I flag staff. Photographs, top fi , X secret messages and many other sources produce vital sta- tistics and intelligence data. Commanders expert in air, sur- face and subsurface operations present this information to the Chief of Staff. He, in turn, re- views the materials and sub- mits them to the Admiral during comprehensive briefs and de- briefs. The Chief of Staff, then, maintains a constant and thorough picture of the task group's status and operations. ix i-o-4-s-- Flag Stuff CDR Louis Baldridge Command and Control Officer CDR Frank Bowman Surface Operations Officer CDR Charles Cotter Subsurface Operations Officer LCDR John Hemmer Flag Secretary LCDR Clifton Jacoby Intelligence Officer LCDR Walter Kordek Anti-submarine Weapons Officer LCDR Henry Stoke ASCAC Officer LT Gregory Fitzpatrick Electronic Warfare Officer LT George Rudy Operations Analysis Officer LT G. F. Wright Flag Lieutenant LTJG Jim Williams ENS Jack Stollery AWC Howard Boerger RMC Milton Campo MUC James Fox YNC Kenneth Pearson YNCS Carlton Sears SDC Dominador Tallorin A.Xl Joe Allen MU2 John Amos PFC Denny Anderson CPL John Atrnore MU2 Fred Bocklund MU2 John Bormore MU2 Richord Bornes QM3 Terrence Clork fi, T MUT E. R. Constontine MU2 Ronold Couveou YN2 Robert Dodge MU2 Spence Doidge QM3 Gory Dolezol RM2 Donold Donovon PFC J. Eckert SDT Jesus Fobro SD3 Rufino Fernondez YN3 Dovid Friesen LXCPL Terry Gordner RSDN Eorl Griffin BM2 Tyrone Henderson AG2 Lee Henry SN Ldnce Hines MU2 Kenneth Hotfmon QM3 Steven Houts MU2 Russel Kodovv MU3 Chipp King YN3 Do1vidLomphier YN3 Polul Ludwig CYN3 Chorles Mochon YN3 Dovid Mortin AX2 Jornes Mothews YN2 Terrence McGinn QM3 Shorty Merrill AG3 John Miller Y' I I I I I -i I I l i i I I I I i I '. I I I I. I I I I I r l I l I 1 'C '15' MU2 Roy Monioya YN3 Gary Moore SM3 Donald Moxley SN Fred Nefiell AGI Richard Ogle SN Claudie Pafion QM3 Randolph Powers RM2 Thomas Rossier SD3 Cafalino Sanchez MU2 Ernest Scheidness MU2 Thomas Schuder RDI Frank Schwaniner MU2 Thomas Simpson AG2 John Smifh RM3 F. Sparks YN3 James Siadum MU2 Gary Subeck RMI Louis Tucillo LXCPL Richard Uhr YN3 James Vick EN2 Henry Williams :Z 0 1 4 y 61 A V 1 f 41 I-2' '- 'JI ' N '42 -'f' 1 4 , AV ' - Q 1 1 3 1 , V , ,Q y 4 Y 4 ff X f is X f 1 ,f - a , XXX,-21 N www I is r 5 N f sy' 1 1 f P N V 3 4 i 5. F v W, I, I I ! i s e f w I I . ', n s f I r 5 1 1 r SNfy7 W fwffilh ' Q ,H ,j- , :,.,, gzm, f , :nj ggwx ,' I N W W W wo X N , A qjf f .fx-'Nf 453 'Wi ! X, JW X f , We N -- W dw f Qt A 67 !' 6 4: ,A ff ', We , 4 if J f ',3 - 'f fs 4 ff , M Q Z6 Q W W E e T , On tear-streaked goodbyes Love left behind Commitments to abide 111 1 ' , - ' ' ' ' W ' f 4' 'z ' -' ' 11, 5, ff'- N:-1' :uf 1 :,fg-1-f------- in-.-fx.-1-1? --,-1 .-1-.131-1.-1-5-1 -A ...Qfr':'-fe:43-..gh..1w.1-f-...riff-q1..,,.,...1 :,,,,..,,,1..,-....,,,.:.,,,...-..1.,.r:-,1.l,:u. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 111 111 111 11 11 11 1111 11 11 111 1M 111 I 111 111 11 211 11 111 1 11 E11 .11 1 :'1 11 ,1 111 16 11 1i11 11 1111 11 1 11 11 ' 1 11 11 1 1 1 1 1 5 1 111 1 11 5111 1! 111 11 1. !111,1 1 1 W 1 1111 11,1 1 1 l 1 1 1 1 1 1.1 1111 1 1 1 1 1 1 115 11:1 1 HR 1' 11 , '1111 . ,11 1111 111 1111 111 'f'1 1 260 1,1 Of underlying preparations Practices, exercises, drills, The agony of repetition Q-4- f 0 1i ii i E 4 S '..4,......,- T N f i r if Q4 r I 9 1 iii X 1 5 I E L in if I? fi fi wi L H Us , pi 262 ii One's part Though seeming insignificant Vital to ship and mission ' I 1 l V 414 11 N M, M WN 1 1 M ll Jw U IN I 'M 5,1 N-1 if EU r 1' 1,31 1: il 5 1 1 N i 1i', M V1 xx V Nl i ' gh 5 , Jw M Ei i, M JA! 125' i ,x, U 4 1 u 1, wxi' M QW ,UI QM! ,W 53, ww M H rw W .V , W. 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The nexT day AnTi-Submarine Warfare Group Five deparTed Yankee STaTion, spearheading The movemenT oT Task Force 71 inTo The Sea oT Japan. l-IORNET and her six desTroyers arrived TirsT, leading The aTTack carriers ENTERPRISE, RANGER, and TICONDEROGA. Combined vviTh several cruisers, supporT ships and many desTroyers This was The largesT Task Torce assembled since The Korean War. Air operaTions began immediaTely. 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