John McCain (DL 3) - Naval Cruise Book

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I DENTON, MC ALISTER, MR CHAMBERLIN, GONDAYAO, HERZOG USS John S. McCain CDL-31 is the flagship of Destroyer Squadron Twenty-live. McCain is not only the most modern, but the only ship in the squadron with adequate space for the Commodore and his staff. The Commodorels staff consists of six oiiicers and six en- listed men. LCDR Frey, the Chief Staff Officer and Operations Officer of COMDESRON 25, came to the staff for duty in February 1964 from NAVSEC, JUSMAG, Bangkok, Thailand. His favorite pastime ashore is playing golf, and at sea, teaching the ship's officers how to play cribbage. He originally comes from East Peoria, Illinois. A Chaplin Watts, the newest officer on the staff, reported aboard in November 1965. At sea he conducts Church Services on board the division ships, being transported in the 'lHoly Helof' Ashore he enjoys playing golf, and at sea, attempting to teach others to play chess. He presently resides in Pearl Harbor with his wife and two children. LT McCabe, the Material Officer for the staff, reported aboard in August 1965, from USS Nicholas CDD-4493. Although he may never become as famous as the people on HMS Bounty, he has committed mutiny by being the only member of the staff not owning a baseball cap. His pastime consists of reading auto magazines and exotic cook books, although he is always on a diet. He originally comes from San Antonio, Texas. Doctor Ogawa, the Staff Medical Officer, reported for duty in July 1965. His main collateral duty is chess expert, except when one of his pupils beats him. His hobby is photography, and he can be seen at all ship's evolutions taking pictures. He presently resides in Pearl Harbor with his wife. A LTJG Chamberlin, the Staff Communications Officer, reported aboard in April 1'965 from USS Lynde McCormick IDDG-81. Famed for the jury-rigs in his stateroom, he has everything from a reefer', to an electric stove and even an airplane propeller for a fan. Ashore he likes to dive with scuba gear. U 1 'F LTJG Collins, the Staff Electronics Material Officer, reported aboard from USS Canberra CCAG-21. He is known as the staff cumshaw artist and obtains the most unlikely items out of salvage, even when there are no salvage yards available. His pastime ashore is trying to learn how to ride a surfboard. He presently resides in Pearl Harbor with his wife and three children. Boyer, YN1, the senior yeoman on the staff, came board from HQ CONAD, Colorado Springs, Colorado. Ashore he enjoys bowling and golf. He presently resides with his wife and three children in Pearl Harbor. Denton, RMSN, has been on the staff for nearly three years. He serves as part of the ship's radio gang while,the ship is deployed. Denton originally comes from Kansas City, Missouri. Gerilla, TA, the newest steward of the Commodore's mess, comes from Urdaneta, Pangainana, Philippines. His favorite pastime is gymnastics, both aboard ship and in port. l A Gondayao, SD2, has been the Commodorels senior steward for over three years and is the best cook in WESTPAC. His favorite pastime is planning for his retirement home, which will become a reality next November. He presently resides in Pearl Harbor with his wife. Herzog, YN3, is TAD to the staff from USS Nicholas CDD-4491, and has served with the staff during the WESTPAC deployment. He has received orders to EPDOPAC, and his favorite pastime is taking an active part in the people-to-people program in the Asian Coun- tries. Herzog comes from Breckenrdgee, Minnesota. McAlister, RM1, the senior radioman on the staff, has been aboard for two years. In addition to his radio duties he performs vari- ous other jobs for the staff. He passes the time on board practicing to be a barber. He presently resides in Pearl Harbor with his wife and two chldren. V X .HQ- X A 5 x s . K 1-sf f'f' '23-951'-'7' 1525274-T' 01'

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