Iwo Jima (LPH 2) - Naval Cruise Book

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1978 volume:

1----- v 3 i 4 1 f We May Never Pass Thflfr Way Again LIFE, SO THEY SAY, IS BUT A GAME AND THEY LET IT SLIP AWAY LOVE, LIKE THE AUTUMN SUN SHOULD BE DYING, BUT IT'S ONLY JUST BEGUN LIKE THE TWILIGHT IN THE ROAD UP AHEAD THEY DON'T SEE JUST WHERE WE'RE GOIN' AND ALL THE SECRETS IN THE UNIVERSE WHISPER IN OUR EARS AND ALL THE YEARS WILL COME AND GO AND TAKE US UP ALWAYS UP AND THEY LET THEM DRIFT AWAY PEACE, LIKE THE SILENT DOVE SHOULD BE FLYING BUT ITS ONLY JUST BEGUN LIKE COLUMBUS IN THE OLDEN DAYS WE MUST GATHER ALL OUR COURAGE AND SAIL OUR SHIP OUT ON THE OPEN SEA CAST AWAY OUR FEARS AND ALL THE YEARS WILL COME AND GO AND TAKE US UP ALWAYS UP I WANNA LAUGH WHILE THE LAUGHIN IS EASY I WANNA CRY IF IT MAKES IT WORTHWHILE I MAY NEVER PASS THIS WAY AGAIN I THATS WHY I WANT IT WITH YOU CAUSE YOU MAKE ME FEEL LIKE I'M MORE THAN A FRIEIND LIKE I'M THE JOURNEY AND YOU'RE THE JOURNEY S EIND THAT'S WHY I WANT IT WITH YOU BABY WE MAY NEVER PASS THIS WAY AGAINJ' BY SEALS AND CROFTS C. 1973 DAWNBREAKER MUSIC COMPANY. USED BY PERMISSION ONLY. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Captain Brown began his naval career as an NROTC graduate of the University of Minnesota. Commission- ed in June 1953, he reported to Pensacola, Florida for flight training and was designated a Naval Aviator in September 1954. His first fleet assignment was Patrol Squadron Nine in Alameda, California, flying the PZV Neptune. Captain Brown returned to the Advanced Naval Air Training Command in 1957 for a tour as a flight instructor, training students in multi-engine air- craft. After completing the Combat Information Center Of- ficer course at Glynco, Georgia, Captain Brown report- ed to the USS Forrestal QCVA-591 where he served as Assistant Combat Information Officer. Following the Forrestal, he served in Air Anti-Submarine Squadron Twenty-Seven. He then was ordered to,Pensacola for helicopter transition training and qualified in rotary wing aircraft in January 1964. An operational tour in Helicopter Anti-Submarine Squadron Eleven was fol- lowed in 1966 by duty in Training Squadron One in Pensacola. Captain Brown returned to command Helicopter Anti- Submarine Squadron Eleven in 1969. Following his command tour he served on the Fleet Air Quonset Staff and was subsequently ordered to duty in the Advanced Systems Concepts Division of the Naval Air Systems Command. In 1972 he reported as Executive Officer of USS Guam CLPH-91 and participated in the Interim Sea Control Ship Evaluation. While onboard Guam, Captain Brown was awarded the Navy Commendation Medal. Detached in August 1974, he reported to the Deputy Chief of Naval Operation fAir Warfarej in the Aircraft and Weapons Requirements Branch, Following his tour, Captain Brown commanded the USS Charles- ton QLKA-1131 from August 1976 to December 1977. Enroute to the USS Iwo Jima he attended a four-month Senior officer Ship's Material Readiness Course in Idaho Falls, Idaho. Captain Brown is married to the former Marilyn .lean Zarones of Minneapolis, Minnesota. They reside in Virginia Beach, Virginia with their three children: David, Barbara, and Richard. .i CUIWMANDING OFFICER f-Xjx K. ,fx 'Ilia' 'vw' KBKJLQNXNX l f NK 1? 1 I A R x my ..jflf K' .s, ' .K , , , X N X i, xii rl f N 1 .a .azz-lvil . Us ,1 f fi if Q ,. J V Y hi! 51 k' ,J ,-e 1 : v,,.,'- tif' L, EXECUTIVE OFFICER Captain Gerald A. Schussler is a native of Cedarhurst, Long Island, New York. He attended the Academy of Aeronautics in New York and was graduated in 1955. Captain Schussler entered the Navy in September of 1955 as a Naval Aviation Cadet and began flight training in Pensa- cola, Florida. He received his wings and was commissioned an ensign in March 1957. Captain Schussler reported to his first fleet duty following flight training with Heli- copter Anti-Submarine Squadron Three, home-ported at Naval Air Facility, Weeks- ville, North Carolina. During his tour here, Captain Schussler served as Legal Officer and Aircrew Officer. In August of 1961, Captain Schussler departed the squadron and reported to Naval Air Station, Quonset Point, Rhode Island. During his eighteen-month tour of duty at Quonset Point, he served as Aircraft Maintenance Quality Control Officer and as a station SAR pilot. It was during this as- Let Me Bring You Up To Speed . . .' signment that Captain Schussler was selected to continue his education at the Naval Post Graduate School in March of 1963. He completed' the requirements for a Bachelor of Arts in International Relations and was graduated in February 1965. Captain Schussler's next assignment was to Helicopter Anti-Submarine Squadron Six, Naval Auxiliary Air Station, Imperial Beach, California. He served as Maintenance Control officer and Maintenance Officer. While attached to this squadron, he made an eight-month cruise to the Gulf of Tonkin, flying combat search and rescue. Upon completion of his tour with Helicopter Anti-Submarine Squadron Six in September 1967, Captain Schussler returned to the east coast and the USS LaSalle QLPD-31 at Norfolk, Virginia. He served as Air Of- ficer for two years onboard the LaSalle. In September 1969, Captain Schussler re- ported to Commander Naval Air Force, Atlantic Fleet Staff, Norfolk, Virginia. He successfully served as Helicopter Operations Officer and Air Operations Officer. Captain Schussler is married to the former Betty Joyce Waltman of Mobile, Alabama. They have three children: Cass, Kevin, and Dawn. 3? ,, X 5. A nr 5 'N ,aw Y ua 1 Xfj MER C. PR. Ha wkf . ... .. ...v...... --1,-Q. .. ...,.,.-Mk 4- - -H - - '- ' N ' ' ws 'I 1 4 , 1 ' ff' CHANGE OF COMMAND 19' ff- The traditional change-of-command ceremony aboard lwo Jima marked the transfer of the reigns of leadership as Captain Walter H. Brown, Jr., assumed command from Captain Phil R. Hawkins. Captain Brown came to lwo Jima after duty aboard USS Guam, and USS Charleston where he served as commanding officer. Captain Hawkins received orders to the Chief of Naval Training in Pensacola, Florida. Captain RM Burris THE IWO JIMA FOUND HERSELF HON- ORED DURING MED CRUISE '78 AS THE FLAGSHIP FOR THE COMMANDER OF AMPHIBIOUS SQUADRON SIX, CAP- TAIN R.M. BURRIS. ALSO WITH US WERE THE VARIOUS COMMANDING OFFICERS AND STAFFS OF 34 MAU AND HMM-261. A COMMODORE'S FLAGSHIP SHOULD ALWAYS REFLECT WELL OF THE VAR- IOUS SQUADRONS THEY LEAD AND THE IWO JIMA WAS NO EXCEPTION. FROM CLEANLINESS TO COMMUNI- CATIONS THE CREW OF IWO .IIMA DISPLAYED THAT IMAGE THAT RE- FLECTS WELL ON THE U.S. NAVY. PHIBRUN SIX S TA F F 34 MAU Colnel WS. Pullar I ii I I Lt Colonel PJ Fehlen IJ.. L4 Q, --Q: ,ilk Kunkle, Glass Wxlllams Gordon, Laflcn Brewbaker 1' ' f 4 A rfuf' 9 ,- ,,-v. '- rv .aim I' 1533, 9 91 1, .Q '15 ,Q Y . J. . 1 f ' x 'C .ar ,-. 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I CARRIER TEST KEY ETER FORUM COIWMUNICA TIONS DEPARTMENT NEITHER RAIN, NOR SNOW, NOR HEAVY SEAS QSOMETHING THE POST OFFICE DOESN'T HAVE TO WORRY ABOUTJ NOR DARK OF NIGHTI' WILL KEEP IWO JIMA'S COMMUNICATORS FROM GETTING THOSE MESSAGES OUT. WHETHER IT BE RADIOMAN OR SIGNAL- MAN THE WORD THAT BEST DESCRIBES THE MED CRUISE FOR THEM WAS BUSY . THE RADIOMEN WERE AVERAGING 8000 MESSAGES A MONTH HAVING TO HAN- DLE THE COMBINED TRAFFIC LOAD OF THE PHIBRON SIX STAFF, MAU AND HMM-261 STAFFS AS WELL AS THE SHIPS OWN TRAFFIC BUT ON ALL POINTS THEY PROVED THEMSELVES WORTHY OF THE TASK. THE SIG'S WERE DOING IT BETTER UN- DER ALL SORTS OF CONDITIONS. DUR- ING THE VARIOUS TIMES THAT IWO FOUND HERSELF UNDER RADIO SI- LENCE OUR VISUAL COMMUNICATORS WERE VERY MUCH THE EYES OF THE SHIP MAINTAINING COMMUNICA- TIONS WITH THE REST OF OUR SQUAD- RON. I f I I .,... 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Q w,,, L L., Q wx Aa' - ' 7 P 43a-ffl M 1 , 3 ffm- f I Q' -'44 X K ,1 -:wf Au' -H Y ' 'V -' I '-E Tw ' is . 4 .' x A 'fy ff, :H-'Q V5 .3, !h, ' 1, J.: 'tu .R ' 'v'4, Q 'Q-rr -'P .Q '-vw,-., - - J ' l K . K 1 J t. ve! AQI4- - s 4' -1 ,QQQHL-. , ' ' My qs! 5, 5 J eagle .,. ,uf-351. 'fa' L J' l . i'wf-.S-,mi 'I' L . -I H-H 'mn' Q - ,A gh, .,. V , V :Tl ' I-.'. A-.-rg, L' 2- V! '- ., ' .- . ' f '. 'K ' 15,143 ' W .M A, Lair wa -'fl ' sl ' Us I A. ,. K .W I lt' 1 K Nw. -f ,,., -1 K ' v'. gin 3' wyirkh A Qi .A t .- ' A V JJ. ' A -' L' ' i -- '. .,,f'. 57,-K? ' , F -1 , W . ' ut, ' 'L . . ., 15. . -1 nmsm' W 'K . in ' : l 7, .iff in ' . 44, s - Qu, ' Q X-3 I Y A , . . - 5- Q A . , ,, AIR DEPARTMENT WITH A TOTAL OF 3,357 SAFE LANDINGS DURING MED CRUISE 78 THE AIR DEPT HAS SOMETHING TO BE PROUD OF. THE SAFETY RECORD OF OUR FLIGHT DECK CREWS CONTINUES TO REFLECT THE HIGH STATE OF SAFETY CONSCIOUS- NESS' AND PRIDE OF THE OFFICERS AND MEN INVOLVED. MUCH OF THE IWO'S MISSION CENTERS AROUND THE LAUNCH AND RECOVERY OF HELICOPTER AND THE MEN, MA- CHINES AND SUPPLIES THEY CARRY. TO ACCOMPLISH THIS REQUIRES THE CO- OPERATIVE EFFORTS OF SEVERAL DI- VISIONS. BETWEEN MOVING, PLACING ON SPOT, TIEING DOWN, FUELING, AND LAUNCHING REQUIRES YOU TO HAVE RED SHIRTS, BLUE SHIRTS PURPLE SHIRTS AND YELLOW. ALL THESE COL- ORS MAKE UP THAT COLLAGE THAT IS IWO JIMA'S AIR DEPARTMENT. Cdr. Wax Y N -T '- -'aff 1 f . , ,H 2 ' Q 14. f:,+'iggYviZ ' fr --X - -K 1 , TX Cff,,,1.w I L . . X ' 45 -. , Na I J-K tip? Kg I, Dsxrgs V, ', fl ,QQTQ-'f ,ll X Q r 'T ' ' x xxx , 1 A 33 5 X, a , 1' ga ffQ'if3 fa X. QQ ' Lf' 1 ' . -K N ,Le - a .wx ATT , a If 9 5 ' ,r 2 , fb 3 x, I ' ,g- Q. X W ffl awaia Y, K -, X wk, Y ,, . I' Xu.. Viv! ' !,l ffl x rf '51 -ku ' I' N. 'aff-A.. , 7. ,wiv .5 be 6 I 5,3 'X I vf' Ha ' 5,1 ag W W. a ! 1 rf:-'-'-y V 2 -3 ,H ' 1 1 2 J fl'-.,-.v'L'7f a ag -Wx 'f.,'. 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Abel Goss Omer Arbogast Veitch Mazza Masher Seddon, Veitch, Cerceo, Deleon I ,, V-.7 ABHZS' 5 5 l 1 3 fl l l I Sanders, Lopez, Smith Mancilla, Mabrey, Helm Karras, Blackwell, Arritt l :A 4 I 1 I - l I P v ', 1. 1 If 5. gl 4 L Rl i' Ai r 'Z l 88 , I ' 1 e' I '11 pp Mathews, Griffith, Washington Bennett, Johnson, Goettert Cooney, Maull, Jones . ll' 'I .1-F?-vnnnl' Qs 'mm QQ -4119 . -SI pinba- .at-H A-k I 'lff a Hollobaugh, Cooper Jackson, Sckaefers Corchado, Bess 5-Y i fn -UK Mooney, McGowan, Somerville Smith, Springer, Allen Shelton, Kelly -xliff' an fur , , , I fw 1 i ? 1 5+ if 5 ' Y V 5 Ueftj Strawn, Turbutt, Lockhart, Cole, Zemer fabovej Almeida, Gee Qrightj Smith, Daley, Dahlberg, Ford flllliff ,X rn if F1 fRead vertically from topj Agrecy, Schumacher, Love, Oakley, Chester, Terpenning, Siebert, Cramton, Miller, Beaudry, Hartman, Pitts, Campbell, Young, Demarais, Clark, Bennett, Komar, Chillis, Wick, Stalling, Pini, Griffin, Grave, Oberhausen, Jones, Cochran, Wright, Sotello, Alexander Q -.-.0 v i I l i 1 CUMBA T CARGO J E , 'QQQ ffag. 53 'N ' A ' ' 1 - Card MJKK -Mm-l - 7 1 Campbell Haygar Ehrenzeller g . 0 1 J . PHI. M-4 1-:..? x ' dn +,,,.... fl. 'Q ? .K - N ' C. 1- lt-V' A 4 -sl , I ' lv X i M . RA,-N. ' .' ' n.W. Q F ,J ,-'ijt 0 '--.-gf 4 --w ., . M..- -' ,i f f ! 'f ',w'1 I v .v. ,wg-,.n..u -' , W 9 ,J 5, AIRCRAFT INTERMEDM TE MAINTENANCE DEPARTMENT I Q . . its f '- 1' .Mk 5 k fn., -V -- 1 Gibson Nelson Spivey Robinson Lt Patton X if Q if X j ,LK fr' fflh if 'Tj ,Q ' . 1 ' 'qi' L' '. ' Y , . f v' AIMD S . Laws Breeden 'TEM .pq Games Q Westfall 3 Hervey Dxlahay Flynn Fernandez 5 ll I 1, l I ll l l l li X. l g, l l 99 F I ,111-A Fagan lpock X McFadden nm ,..4-F' , 'fa' , 1 W Christman Davis Howard Neil Skoog Musser '5- 5-.1 xflr. ax Serna Jansen Swigart Fritts Litang Johnson 1 . A F ,-:- -za AA,A lg - ' Dy H 'th x X X X f ff . p ff: X P- - ,.v. 5- J. l ix Il: nw 1 Q ?'Qo T Q . V M j A jff . W ',n o A gf A 1 ff. , 1 1,1 n E n' f n U' I x in I Lg! o ,i 1. fy , Q 1 f n lfrvfs 1, fir'-I 7 Q' xv 1 1 . . .il 'J x,,-'gli' Q .Ii Butler Duerr Heaton Shamro Hogg Ducll Eubanks Fairing Tyler IB' 1 3 Y s 5 1 Q 'I x 5 l r 3 v 1 I F i i Holm Carson Carter Stocks Preacher Hoffman Bernard Edwards Marlowe Louallin Boquist 1 'F luv 5,-J L 'XX 4 ff W Qu. . if if 1. IN Q' 3 Qi A 9' A .I 1 ,L -Lil -ls' Q Av!.,N - 1' OPERATIONS DEPARTMENT IS MADE UP OF FIVE DIVISIONS1 OA, OWfOP, OC, OI,ANDOE.THESE FIVE DIVISIONS HAN- DLE SOME OF THE MOST IMPORTANT JOBS AEOARD SHIP, SUCH AS THE AIR TRAFFIC CONTROLLERS IN THE HELI- COPTER DIRECTION CENTERQHDCJ AND THE MEN WHO RUN THE COMBAT IN- FORMATION CENTER QCICJ. THE OPERA- TIONS SPECIALISTS ARE INVOLVED IN TRACKING THE SHIP AND OTHER VES- SELS TO MAINTAIN THE CORRECT COURSE AND AVOID POTENTIAL ACCI- DENTS AT SEA. AS THE NAME IMPLIES, THE OPERATIONS DEPARTMENT, ULTI- MATELY AND COLLECTIVELV, ENSURES SMOOTH AND EFFICIENT OPERATIONS ABOARD IWO JIMA. QABOVEJ MET- GER, ANDER- SON, HAMIL- TON, EVANS, AMES. DEAN, CUMMINOS. - CBELOWJ WOOD, SCOFIELD, MC- CLEAN, NOLL, HOLLINGS- WORTH. Cdr Walker ,r ,W fp 'ft F ? r ,J f 5 i I w 'J .......,m.. ..,. ...,.. , :V ,-ms' . W., 'A ll I AERUGRA PHERS 4 1 -Z , .,. MA TES Leavitt, Scollan Crawford, Noble Sergo 'Y . ,- Q in . I 1 Q J .,, v ' sz k Burns, Gerovac, Adcox Williams, Riberdy, Broom Barela, Taylor, Stanley Gant Alf? CUIVTRUUWEIV Z L-Y Y I 1-In W ta:-L Golliher, Cartwright Austin, Blythe ' ' , Welu -l Morehouse, Christofferson, Campot, Wood Henderson, Crow, Koch, Jones ELECTRONIC TECHNICIANS Corcoran, Yeager Shene, Callisen Walter, Jones May, Ellis, Houk, UPERA T UN SPECIALIS TS Hiltz, Conner Mayhugh, Sileno Betzing, Gibson Zidanic, Studzinski Hier, Dillman i -Q Street, Griffin at 'K' ,ii X . Hall, shue K , Lambeth, Ross Nadile I ELEC TRUNIC Stout Remlck Schmldt WA REA RE H'-R IQ X Heyduck Gutierrez Esslinger ..-...N pf uv' S 1 i I v E 1 5 1 1 K X 1 1 uf 2 x L 1 i i 1 Q 2 I I X l 1 I Q I -'f QW 'fi' '. PHYSICAL AND MENTAL HEALTH ARE AL- WAYS OF A PRIMARY IMPORTANCE TO THE MAINTAINING OF OUR READINESS TO AC- COMPLISH THE SHIP'S MISSION. THE EX- CELLENT FACILITIES AND SERVICE PROVID- ED BY IWO,S MEDICALXDENTAL PERSONNEL WHILE WE WERE DEPLOYED IN THE MED REFLECT WELL IN THE 3,251 PATIENT VISITS, OF WHICH SOME 241 WERE ACCIDENTAL IN- JURIES. AND THESE WERE ONLY THE FIG- URES FOR THE NAVY! DUE TO THE DIVERSE RANGE OF ILLNESSES, INJURIES, AND DISEASES THAT SOME 2000 PEOPLE CAN COME IN CONTACT WITH IN A SIX MONTH PERIOD IT,S IMPORTANT TO BE WELL PREPARED FOR ANY AND ALL POS- SIBLE EVENTUALITIES. ON THIS POINT OUR MEDICAL DEPARTMENT PROVED TO BE VERY APT. ORAL HYGIENE NOT TO BE TAKEN LIGHTLY, IWO'S DENTAL DEPARTMENT CAME THROUGH DRILLING, FILLING, RE- MOVING WHEN NECESSARY, BRIDGING WHERE POSSIBLE AND ENCOURAGING BRUSHING TO PREVENT FURTHER VISITS. ALL AND ALL THEY KEPT QUITE A FEW SMILES TOGETHER . IWEDICALXDEN TAL SERVICES ww TV 939' 'lQ I gf N .D , , YQ , , , A 'A.XXX 7 xr X Q C,1Q5, Q'fQ55NN,w.k Q hwy J X xN gy Q9 xy ff If A X S X X , 1 g 1 2 654 E Dr. Singsank ,F- Jameson, Lake KLA My HU fs.. Us eff' 'Q Branscom Parks lrQ5.NX F' .Jr x SL W In 49 Ot, Eff' Leveling, Wenslow, Knighton Baldwin, Pompey, Quinones si in, Mangan, Young, West Lee, McLemore, Marsh ff N' K ' -X an e 3 VX - ' fm? W up 2 'Sf WMA f e ,-.. Q Q.,,.- V n , k Q' 'X ,Alf fxm., , , , X N' Xi- 1 J! Q Y 'x 1 xl ff an K f pf O Q K ,L X LQ X if Allw K fp L if V K :me 1- - n X X 2 Af K L-NL: I Dr. Lewis I S I . n 3 i 2. i ii 52 I ,I 1. gr g. ti s ag ,A il i or 1: e M 'I 1. .I fi 1 ,AE , , S135 !,'R'fi'flf1i N I E s Y Q S? ', ,Y 2 4 af' .u ,. . ,, f -1 'Sli 'V iw ,, BL T MED CAL Smith, Lorentz Marchuk, Gurnari, Koo Barie, Ressureccion, Hilton McAllister, Brandon, Tyler Arellano Kerr HMM 6.7 MED. Kwai? za.:--N Y wr , N L, 5 Ziff? . - fu D3 in Q in X V1 Xml 'F 1 A , 4 ' f L, , W -1-- 14 5-0 1- ff u, e rf' , un.. 47 Drewiske, Ganelle, Diaz Mariarity, Gray, Pittenger E E 5 1 L: ,K i if 1 D ADMINIS TRA TIUIV THE DIVISIONS THAT MAKE UP A SHIP'S ADMIN OR X DIVISION VERY CLOSELY RESEMBLES THOSE SERVICES THAT MAKE UP A SMALL CITIES GOVERN- INGSTRUCTUREJNHIHNTIHSDEPARTMENTYTHYLL FIND A POLICE DEPARTMENT, EMPLOYMENT AG- ENCY, POST OFFICE, PERSONNEL SERVICES, TVX RADIO STATION, PRINTING AND DRAFTING SER- VICES, AND A EQUIPMENT MAINTAINANCE DEPART- MENT. ALL OF WHICH PERFORM THOSE NECESSARY, THOUGH OFTEN PAINSTAKING, TASKS OF MAIN- TAINING YOUR RECORDS OR PROVIDING THOSE SER- VICES THAT MAKE UP THE IWO JIMA'S WORKING FORCE. LAW aM.,aL. OIQDER f gn' 1 ' A4 5 gs Y. J 'hw 1 5 , , lurk- h , 4 WJ f v A W n , Y MHA-:I mjf I A ff xg Kilt, 'lj s -f Capt. Schussler CClockwise from topj Johnson Wideman Gray Perkins Mitts Aleguas Y '7 -l' 'if' Bartlett - AUStfl8 as 1- , Termer 2 - ' Gaspard Moss PERSUNNEL-LEGAL Mg Pekarflf Ens. Frantz BJ X' I QT'--. ' K J l I i WW PRIIV T SHOP Gaines 'E 501 Korzeniowski Orlowsky Knotts 1 L I I I . K. .,. x C3rissett Combs Kanabrocki VVaWxr Anderson -Q ' vu W A' N.: '- 2'- JZIBTIII' A NTI! , a -x nr., Ships Draftsman M a r i a n 0 Career Counselor S p ri g gs -J Pest efhee ,,.J C, ESU 'hh MAA Gracy FURCE K1 ps.-Q' 1 -fs V ' Q X . '- il. CHAPLAIN ' 4 TV S TA TIUIV-WIWO I Bosnengo White Doherty Binion 'iii Foreman Luna Cdr Schade vnu! K L,- 'i Li, v 49 N 4-Jw 'w IX - , - V .Y -- --.-V . ., .,,,. . V . . ...,,..,. ,..,, ..., ..,x Q-,-V f --A V- -f-.-. r-..rr,-.A.-.,...-...A,v--,. ,.. ....,,,- ..- .. -. . ., , ., 4, S u N E 1 L 'va I The Deck Department aboard Iwo Jima is made up of four divisions: First, Second, First Lieu- tenant's, and Fox. Hard-work and knowledge of the job are the traits commonly associated with Deck Depart- ment personnel. A variety of tasks are the respon- sibility of Deck Department. The running and up- keep of the ship's boats, painting and preserva- tion of various sections of the ship and hull, standing bridge and look-out watches, tying up the ship and dropping anchor, and handling all ship's weapons and ammunition from the .45 cal- iber gun and clip of bullets used by the Petty Officer ofthe Watch to the gun mounts and mis- siles are just a cross-section of the work handled by Deck Department. A big part of their work is a never-ending cycle of preservation work and painting-salt water and sea air render even the best precautions use- less unless constant attention by Deck Depart- ment personnel is given to exposed areas of the ship open to the elements of weather and sea. Winters, Baldwin. Hithon, Canaday, Bailey. Y-r-,......,, , ..........,Y-- ,six A 7 D K M119 0 D' '-,rx -DX, s Dig? 5 fi' X V 'jg A X C V KP, I A ' ' limi -I-E V M , ' ., , h, ,, - L i- 1 l 6. , ' hh' ' ,f ' if A . I f K . ,iff Ki J 1 '. X ff Lv ' Q + t I li+'?L l,' I' , , , , , K, . '--- 1 . f'.t' - Al 'ilfsi ' 'T 'Liv Vlilnt, I., 2 ' Q, if K gi gr V' I 1 N, 1 1 if 51 Ei. A , 4 A il. iff cn? ' if- 'iff-it Jil l .4 Q i v i y D'-'f'j ' ill ' ,ll KV vllll- l . A -- f I. . Z, p F Y 'J ls 'K X 'f l4i V-VVi I if fi '??5f.475vii 1' 4 P-,-,, . tt' In ,. LCDR SIUE! ,. V2 1' pk! us 'I' H!! IJ Bartholow, Ashbrook, Amick. S Spencer, .Vele?, Klaft. D ' ' ' n 2zss?msg'gbE,'iaQW 'WSW Dressler, Bradley, McMillan. K1 Smith, La Carranza, Alman, Docherty. Bollinger, Walker, Osborne wson, Bentson. Tilton, Harris, Gregoire. 'D Jones, Scheeler, Davis. Croft, Lindemanis, Thomas. J Ii' '- , .S .J ff' ' - -.ggi - A 1, ............,...-,WJ , , ...,,....... ,.,. l BW' 1'5- fRead vertically left to rightj Monroe. Lowery, White, Fryman. Haley, Nichols, Lingle, Hoyle. Deem, Carter, Carter, Goodman, Beeler. ,pl 'in 44.114- ,,.,...-.f-- ' ZND D! VIS UN 'T nu- Q'-., mgw mg vlliiffsu ln? 'is 135 . . f - .x--, vm -- ,. ..... ..-.-Q - -.,Q.,.- ,....n..,....,V V., ,,,..f..,- . - -fm--A-. H .9415 136 Thomas Homeyer. Cmson Decaro. Mabry, Gainey. 25-T .. - wifi ff ..l Lewis, Duerr, Garcia, Russell. 7, K, I Barbcau, Mayes, Rosten, Dannenburg. V Wormwood, Sieback, Hosy, Schackmuth. 'MH Gunner 'S Mates W M.- . ,-..,,. . .,.-,,, ,A if X '7 i- J V 7 yr' . ' ty., 5, Q , I X . ..j X , K Y ff' . X Q ff. ' X - iff ot Bm t ' L i nl i5U!?E!:Y,S f V ' ,. r N -1 I V 3 ,f Y A -' The Supply Department is comprised of seven divisions: S-l, S-2, S-3, S-4, S-5, S-6, and S-7. Men of Supply Department provide services that run the ship's store, small store, soda foun- tains and snack bar and also handle the ordering, storing, and issuing of all supplies used aboard Iwo Jima. Aviation supplies are in such demand that a separate division is required to handle the de- mand. Both the enlisted dining facility and the ward- room are staffed by Supply Department per- sonnel. They, perhaps moreso than any other men of any department, have an ever-present requirement in the feeding of the crew and em- barked Marines three times a day, every day, for the entire Med. cruise. Disbursing and Data Processing also fall under the Supply umbrella as finance and computer technology round-out the department. Conover, Kenny. Platis, Benko, Neubeck I . 957 LCDR Allen 5 gliiiffji 3 ' -'5' ... STORE KEEPERS is , A 'fi pf , , Y La F' , 1,1-ffl'-S' fi, . Q- f-F 4...-if . m ' - ' , -I 1' mgy, ,J C, Q 1 I as li. Y' nfl X il . l ,J M4 XE-J' ,XX RN M' b-4 Bctsin cr Crowley Barnes ge , , . Locklear, Gnefkow, Wolpen. Hidalgo, Case, Logan. Onorato, Williams, Sanchez. l 'I' 8 0 A MESS SPE CIAUS TS - 1 ,ass fAboveJ Alejandro, Lunsford. Pan- . A -9 gillinan. CLeftJ Thompson, Ver- bracken, Eldridge. Benton, Inmon. l 1 E, ? 44, y 's yi ? Sullivan, Nunez Ashton, Russo Broncato. Waitt Glover, Beckett f'l QVerticallyJ Padre, Salvador, Her- nando, Henry. Cox, McLeod Pauig, Atanacio. Barron Henry Echavurra Manthcl Stewart, Nicholson, Fiesl, Blackly. ii fs? 4 I 4-3' l 1 K' 1 . 5 ki 5 1 H- 1-Pm, X aimw:a?F S 1 1 L -ww -' j Ship 'S Ser wbemen .Ely Q-'fvnssvihixgnf ' , 1:99 ', , 3 ION' I . 1.5 'Iv' ,, .4 U ' I wo :Ii vo? rf'-'f if ,tguirltl , :Lil Q All 11155121 A4. gj1ffff:f1, 9.1 o f I ff!! I Aff O Inga,-s M o of u fr'5uiJ ,,'1fW' C'f.f? N nv? ll Keith, Rutherford, Livingston, Hemankowski, Flocco. IT 'I .-11 , f ,, . H-nw -i V i I v I 1 I F T 4-X xi!! m, A '? If 10 a ,- ,-.. - Bander, Pacifica. Gray, Bryans, Gas person. Penkala, Zilinski. IfIfHlH.S ,NJ N! Byrd Tasma Robinson McDonald WARD RUUM P '-.1 V, 3.5 F pi, ix w ,J pf Robbins Inmon Sadia, Stanley. Staudenraus, Alfaro BUOH 510103 22? .aff if A VIA TIUN STOREKEEPERS DA TA PROCESSING 'filllii :Q .,,,? Dunlap, Meyer, Davis, Sundstrom, Nicholson. Marson, Carnell, Ward Ecklund. J K N Ns S QN J 3 , , l 1 Johnson, Lihach 1, H ENGINEERING - - ' vi --..,--xx - 1' 5 ,xx f t l f , Q i i E A lf. ix . :lr as-ns N ix f leg .1 ,gg - M J 'Killa 9 pun- ' ,il 1 'EVA Mi' it A J L Ai, l ,. EI' -vy-' x 1 we ' at --,f5inQ Qt i E ' F-J N E J .,,, 5 I -cffsstpit . ,gf 'QZBM 4.7 , ' Mahaney Knight McClaskey Huff Engineering Department aboard Iwo Jima is comprised of 5 divisions: A, B, E, M, and R, whose jobs range from making water to creating the steam that propels the ship. ln between these vital functions lies a multitude of others consisting of hot water for showers, food preparation, to launder our clothes and heating the ship. Perhaps the most important and one of the biggest departments 'K 'Q arab LCDR ARJE faq u, 'J U ,.,.. .V. H: v . L 'YY y 1 I 5-vjb, 1' aboard Iwo Jima, Engineering De- partment works mostly in the bow- els of the ship, unseen by most of the crew. Not only are their ser- vices essential, but they also en- hance the quality of life aboard ship. Air conditioning, telephone services, electricity, and maintenance of the ship's hull are also included in the myriad of jobs handled by Iwo Jima's engineers. v ,f , UK Stocks, Egan. Weiss, Lear, Tennessee. House, Donnelly, Downing, Gerze. Es VL A JF' i i M ...bf auf' H v.. ,,, ' v -ff' Q MACHINIST MA TES ,-5 .Q nj .-. I, ,. 1 :F E, vi T0p Block: Alarcon, Then. Eaton, Alsip. Lower Block: Moore, Kelly. Paukune, Anderson. R i I r M r 99-f' KN Q' Brown, Hickle, Brown. Ralbusky, Davis, Thomas. Linza, Dwardcnoff, Trattles Wright, Austin. If A-9 f B0 LER TE CHN CIAIVS 55257 ' Z 3' fab ld 4 'fl' 44 Ballard, Gibson, Hines. Logan, Thew, Sadlemire. Mitchell, Manno, Lucas. Jenkins, Johnson, Janese. ?, ELEC TRICIAN MA TES 8 Pagaduan, Jellison. Dacumos, Scott, Bevers, Cleary, Skyles, McCoon, Bologna. Rockett, Lynch, Hayes, Neely. Bingel, Babula, Vinas, Rensink. P Yi I Rambo, Lee. n l 'F 1.51 Roberson, -,J IC MEN Mullins, Venton. Hill, Lawton 81 Dudley ll E P 'Xiu- Bushey, Hooper, Megan. O'Neil, Howard, Preston I I 5 1 MAIN FRU UL SION 5 if F' xi ga.. ,Q ...ana Xi 0.5 l 'TIL i 'ss-if - i ,-q 'A . ! ' 'K' no 2 5,40-'N QFD 49 1 9 . ruli- Legare, Coleman. Nimps, Podolanow, Ammons. Robison, Crabtree, Swegard Newman. Sage, Wilkins, Grohs. Bowen Leonard. Davls Chambers Gammell Hayes Carson Moss Creamer, Trlmbath, Wrllxams, Ade, Flelsher Trowbrrdge, Kirk, Key, Eastman, Jewell 162 WW? is 3 9 WWW, ,IN Q i -rf ,, !',r 7 9 ' 1 7 ' f- I HULL TECHIV CIAIV X X Fx ff 9 EE! Q as ,J- 'Q ..-3. .,,,..-E. '1- If Q, Arias, Nixon, Munyon, Ford, Zimmerman. Harvey, Baxter, Baldwin Cap, Renfrow is-.,. 0 ., .fu ' fn gf.. ,,,,, ,, f l J'2 if ' 1' .5 . J M..,q N- 7 QL n -, :- - 4' K ' 'a 3 1. , 3 . yg1jsg fwqfry A if 'y f.ry:.V:-'l -. Q ': f1'N f+wg 'wa .w ' 1335? , f . 51-A .Q-,A . 1 1 -1 . I asia I fe- . L 3 'f 1 Q. y 'lv D - fr' . - r- A h 4 'a V . V ,gl A- 2-1 5 'N -.. A. . , , ,' h ,Q .3 , 4 I x 4 of M-1 I ,, ,ni-4 - ,,-N, I Y A T EASE ALL WAS NOT ALL WORK AND NO PLAY FOR THE OFFICERS AND MEN OF THE IWO JIMA, MANAGING TO FIND TIME FOR A VARIETY OF ACTIVITIES. OUR THANKS TO THE PEOPLE OF THE GOLDEN NUG- GET. FE BRIEF STUP . . . ,Tr . W3- nrfx- ,L SF f' ' r ,f Q Q n. 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