Kearsarge (CVS 33) - Naval Cruise Book

Text from Pages 1 - 304 of the 1969 volume:

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'- ' -ff:--.,. -Q., f ' if f'?2'1i-J T - '-'W'-f-f. -L., 1 V. f,,e-,px -, yn -K -ww Q... qi. f-6. kearsarge 1969 Westpac cruise . 4i1.A-af: '4 b Sf, 1 Y 'wt 'Kg H .K .J ' 'L .Ji inside kearsarge Command departure 4 inside kearsarge ports of call departments , air group arrival ' Y '9 K- 'Sp '-s K N ,J 11' X 'i ,. Command 9-' ,, if , K, ZF.- we ' 1 J-v !.T' f' 1, :4 .- i l M5 . f Q A , k FY 9'fI 1. , VS Q an ff' . ...,,.. ... Z...1!'- 41431.13'--.,....-.3233-..,..IlTT? --.......-..--. ,V ...ar d 'ry ' --.. ' I.!.,.- f11,... YMTI. ......... n.. . '' W'AirrZigir:::::::::E.2?F- f'::::::?f55Q?ffff'I2 ':?ff5fr-:1:r:::1ffifif-'lliffiflpfiigff-1f:1f.1:':-f--v----.. f tw-r-5-4f...M:::g .,:':,:555ffff :::::::5?i5I::..trr.ffl:Tff f':':::5EE13lF2!Lr::ffE.f5,-'I'-I2r:'.::::::'r---.....- r- ,11112.e5s-:fff'f555?1555'- . f' , - . mv ,U M x . :-':f::---f.,..,..,,... ...nzf,:,:':,,,fa.':ff-71:-77-t-. ..,,x.. .. , - ,-.. ,.., V+ - .. captain leonard m. nearman commanding officer The Commanding Officer has absolute responsi- bility for the safety, well-being. and efficiencv of his command, except when relieved by competent authority. His authority is delegated by him to subordinates for execution of detail. but this, in no way, relieves him of his responsibility. He is the ship. It is a position com- manding great respect, but at the same time, incurring equally great responsibility. Captain Nearman became the 23rd Commanding Officer of KEARSARGE on january 17, 1969. relieving Captain Creighton W. Cook. lt marked the beginning of a milestone in Captain Nearmans many faceted career. He quickly displayed his interest in maintaining the KEARSARGE reputation of Best in the XVest and showed considerable concern for the morale of the crew. They. in turn, dubbed him Top Cat . Captain Nearman came to KEARSARGE with an extensive background in aircraft carrier operations and aviation, having received his commission and avi- ator's wings in june of 19-141. In addition to XX!orld XVar ll and Korea fighter and attack combat flying, Captain Nearman has been active in fleet aircraft test and eval- uation. guided missile research and development, elec- tronic warfare. amphibious warfare. anti-submarine warfare, and tactical command systems planning. Previous commands include: Attack Squadron lVAl 76. Carrier Air Group fCAGl Seven, and USS Muliphen. Prior to assuming command of KEARSARGE, he was attached to the office of the Chief of Naval Operations. .a.x.u.u1.L5'.!L.L-' ' 411 I r ...NSA- ..?..+.-9rA..fz' - ..,t. N: at - -V-41, ' ,,,... mu- G ,..- . av-af ,. , afvvr- '? . ,- 1: A . ...., Q: K K Sm.. ici? h I h V , v.f-nvwfx----r-rv--5-1..v.f,..-..,.,.,. ,'.:,l.L, .1 ,1.,.5.7,..,5 ,F-...iff'.15,,,,5...:-.-..- .g .-4.-rr-v--4: 1.-V.-,-.,,,.3 Y 1, , , , A A U Q 1 U-H N 'mb' I Hmmm' , H V -15?i5HyQ,'g!::'2::'I:,... g:::..... - ' '--- - 'far' , fx fl I . V.-: ::1'f ,,-:..: '... ..-P. .rg-: TQIIQEQ.. .-........ .fm captain alfred n. fowler executive officer Next in rank to the Commanding Officer. is the Executive Officer. He is primarily responsible. under the Commanding Officer for organization. performance of duty. and good order and discipline of the entire command. Captain Fowler assumed duties as Executive Officer on August 2. 1968. relieving Captain P. F, Hunter. He immediately became the arbiter of all of KEARSARGES daily woes. orchestrating the often overlapping inter- ests ofthe ship's many departments. As XO. he was at the scene of every emergency. directed and manned the bridge during all alongside evolutions as well as every occasion of entering or leaving port. Captain Fowler accepted a direct commission as Ensign in September 1948. and was designated a naval aviator in November 1949. During his career. he has been attached to Patrol Squadron 23 at Miami. Florida, Weather Squadron Two. Airborne Early Warning Squad- ron Four. and Staff. Commander Fleet Air Wing ll. all located in jacksonville. Florida. Prior to reporting to KEARSARGE. he attended the Air War College at Max- well Field. Alabama. gi' -N, ,,. Q.- :.....z-.::::..,. 5 ,LV ,- . .N . I i 2 Q 5 IO 8 33 rear admiral jerome h. king commander antisubmarine warf g p . ' up -- e 4- - wig., ., Q, . .1 ff, ' a- es 1 .4 T N1 1 1 . 1-lu q fi it 2Vf'd1i4. xlff . f- ,ff 1 t a1,f . . .1 1 i .J .fqg ls - .1 'X 'A 'z L 'x x K. lf. gf f .VK wt i-MTR. EUC I'O11 OHS Jerome H. King, jr., was born july 14, 1919. in Youngstown, Ohio. where he developed an intrinsic love of nature and life alfresco. As a Life Scout, his enchantment with the outdoors grew steadily. An Ohio Yankee in King Yale's Court . Admiral King attended that renowned University from which he received a Bachelor of Engineering degree in 1941. While at Yale Admiral King was a member of Tau Beta Pi and Sigma Xi honorary fraternities. Commissioned june 17. 1941. he reported on board the light cruiser TRENTON where he realized a flourishing penchant for life at sea. In the Pacific Theater with the newly commissioned light cruiser MOBILE, Admiral King participated in the 1945 Pacific and 1944 Asiatic Pacific raids, earning the Navy Commendation Medal in 1945. A subsequent Gold Star in lieu of his second award was presented him in 1965 for meritorious service as Assistant Chief of Staff to Commander SEVENTH Fleet. As Commander Destroyer squadron ONE he received the Bronze Star Medal. The citation read: Through his professional competence, sound judgement, and dedicated leader- ship...he was responsible for superior performance by units of Task Group 77.8 under his command, signif- icantly advancing naval combat effectiveness in South- east Asia and enhancing professional respect for U.S. Navy capabilities in the combat environment. From 1948 to 1949 he was a student at the Naval Postgraduate School and later, M.l.T., receiving his Masters degree in Nuclear Physics in 1951. He ad- ditionally received instruction at the Naval War College. During the Korean Conflict he was commanding officer of the destroyer escort BACHE. Subsequent assignments included duty with the staff of Commander Carrier Division SIXQ as executive officer of the destroyer MOALEg commanding officer of the destroyer tender YELLOWSTONEQ Commander Destroyer Division 6013 commanding officer of the Nuclear Weapons Training Center, Atlanticg and exec- utive assistant and senior aide to the Chief of Naval Operations. He assumed his present command, Commander Antisubmarine Warfare Group ONE, in july of 1968. Captain h. 11. mcore, jr Chief of staff ian x1 captain a. Stockton chief of staff yard perkxiz fbundaU0n depkqmnent 'T.p.-mfmgl f s1::: ..-.' ' WMQMVM ' ..1' 'P' '1- 5 br ii- ?m 'Si Qf. Hi 1 F:-.., p-ini? ,Q 4-1 '-J ' Q'!fj:b'd1QsdlI'i'3j,iii ' 2 is-- ' 'if ff-195' .S Sv I Il-A ..,-i. lla 'QQ 1... ., N, I H mfs iw if yi, , If .4 rr - L :gk 4 - . I- f 1 .F M. , ...R-.4-44' .- V n ,L x 1 -fx- , an . 1, ff'ff' ' ar 'HX if--f,- ,. Y. e , , .- fu f x., ,. 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X 'fl u '61 :fs I ills!! -'X 2 ' . -A I' - .. Y hilly ,trzgrun if 1 'I 'iz v P5 J. -' ala' Ml' X Iii. ppl, lla' J' - r in L 128 in .aff --. Ny' I T 3 r ,IB .rg -..-.1- 3-Q-I-I ,.-r v Y I I . 129 departments v. 1, we 5 1 130 iv. -X 'X Af administration ooooo U ' J fffe S ' 'X -'AL -4... 2' I 1 Haw 65 ' of ' i x 1 I lim ss at . 132 The administrative department. as an ar X , deals in a wide variety of services to the officers and Whheyguulefff' SARGF. This staff often works backstage and has C0n m of the E . . . , trol 0 flow of paperwork indigenous to shipboard operations The va, admin's various shops is X Division. wh h ' f com 41 4 it 'is manned hs, WP' its sonnelmen. lithographers, postal clerks. journalists. ahd' mah arms. Not only is this group responsible for administrative dmoitrt, eral of its components make a direct contribution I0 new Gall?-sf good order as well. N I mmf ,I-he Personnel office is the control center for manpnwfrahoz ,, Sum-C records of all ships company enlisted men are may 'lclff personnel's files. All hands arriving and departing are processetgaiidz its windows. Among its many functions. ' lmrif A I personnel issues lD cards pares leave papers and updates service jackets. Perhaps the importance of the printed word in the daily!! aboard KEARSARGE is summarized by the very fact that the printilliii presses roll 'round-the-clock to satisfynthe needs of the Ship mg offset and handset lithography, the print shop imposes Everything massive operation orders. throufh 'K-' v A 1 ' 'L A Cdfbdgd. to personalized M, ranclum pads. U The 3M office coordinates the administration of its namesakfmw throughout the various divisions performing maintenance aboard KF-li. SARGE, The 3M office, by ensuring supplies, training aids and initr: tional materials pertaining to the SM systems are available. assistsitie visory personnel, as well-.as those actually performing the vvorlcmih curing their duties more effectively. The administrative office staff maintains a constant check on to ships publications. is a routing point for departmental message ttgfgi and, of course, publishes the familiar plan ofthe day. Working directly for the commanding officer the ca tain' 'F - P sort: prepares command correspondence. maintains officers service terms, routes all official mail. and controls cla ssified material under the iutii. diction of ship's company command. The post ofhce processes that precious commodity known as mai. not only for the KEARSARGE. but for all Seventh Fleet units operating in the Gulf of Tonkin. while CVS-35 is on station. During an ordinarytlf th , , , , ' ' e postal clerks may handle literally hundreds of pounds of inbound at outgoing mail, plus engage in a brisk over-the-counter sales ofsurrts and money orders. The public affairs office conducts a two-way flow of informatim during its 24-hour-a-day job of disseminating news. At the sametiirt KEARSARGE personnel are digesting the latest world I1CWS.Vl1ifhf WestPac journal . along with the morning meal, their civilian touti- terparts may be reading of CVS-33's latest exploits from press rflfiifi GE journalists, PAO publishes KearsagJ .Iltf prepared by KEA RSA R monthly ships magazine. various brochures and handouts relating Wild- 's st Cat' ory, and manages and staffs the ship's closed circuit radioftdf' vision system. When KEAR packed its bags and moved from the third deck to tht 02 level earlier in the year. an entirely new facility had to be bull! fm the Ef0Uf1d Up. just how new! Well, how aboutiturntables. tape cartridge playback machines, console, and other fixtures purchasedflgh off the assembly line. New voices, including several professioniilig-'Pill commercial radio experience A nd 1 . new sound, thanks to jirlglf5 3 Pfoff donated by several Honolulu radio stations, and American Forces Rafe, ...,., ,,.i . Service which sn lie KE pp s AR weekly with programming. lt all 1 fo Constant entertainment over two channels. And it's just over yovfiffdf . . The Sllipmate with the gleam in his eye during the summertmafli ln WCSIPHC Was channel six. XX'ith American Forces Television and COMNAVAIRPAC Public Affairs orare supplving network Pf0W?' and KFAR itself supplementing with locally produced news. training fllms- 5PCfl2llS. and feature movies. the evening hours at sea usu2llYlW vided some worth while viewing. At times, channel six WHS nmlym well'reC'f'Vfd HS mail call. Thats almost like a number one by' Nlclim rating. w Special services is in the business of fun and games, literally SP lf' 'nil' Thffl' milifllliirl two exercise rooms, a large inventory Of Mhlwf equlpmem and ,UUUWVUUS Haines for relaxation and entertainment 3. pohes.fgDuring in-port periods' Special Services arranges golf. hm J T Omball' Vllllclbllll. and softball tournaments from Long Bw Subic Bay. ' The flmPl11'f'lS office furnishes at very necessary service to Vfliltlgi Pf'fS0rlnel - the opportunity to worship daily The Catholic and Pr0lf5' chaplains also ' ' , , , v ' . n libraff mi 1- - . provide personal guidance. oversee the News ' c rea v A , y 1 . . ' - i t ing room and arrange organized tours in foreign ports. Tllf l lets dllf' v - .5 stllllill ini iliohlltls ul ' Dm! , in - ., J, u so , , raw it .f bca Lym- tlif :ian if As ll Vg, will U-4 A' nlfullcidl hah time filiifr lzuilij Wildl inf fll-ilnlgll ialfiilfim Slllf-Lge lllu in iierttilni Biz, 3. , 4? I :ntl wndry onlinr lcgxl sun mu which mlght msc rn tht tft urs ot KI ARSARGE crcwmcn llm P Ml, U, Adv intcmcnt intl lmoxxlctlgc lcntlx to the Cklllfiilllllllll sur. s tll PlllSLS ol tqlx lnturltrlt-1n,r.xtc. l SAH lnglm vo ml Jlcgc torrcspondcntc Lou cl Navy .st'l1ooling. IZSO nlgo l l l l ms. mn. on scars of Lxptrlnncc ind knowhow, thc KEAR toumclorg is tm b Q ingwcrlrxg queries ol' .1 pro- M Until nlturr. lhcsc man counscl KlARSARCil'f CIlllSIf.'Ll personnel on N U bgmhts thc Cl Bull incl progarun sum as NESEP or SCORE for Hn ggclnnr, xclmnud trumm, ln lns r tt 1 1 . . . Cl 115 nomcntlaturc lrnplrcs thc. lcgil office concerns melt wltll 4 C0111- I U ,. C. rmltn .mtl I5 often nlmlc to guldmtc on tontlxcung stltutu tml Ixus lxtwcon mates. nu polxtc lorcc s the n ster t rns. 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'll gnu- W 1 .W l if-1 3- k 1'4 rf - I . l 1 L X ,TNQ p ','2f ff K E ljtw If ,ff ,V , 1 l dlls 1 --Q. PN? Smnutt SN Smith SA Sl. Clair SA Suwcr AN Srrcmpkc AA Sluchcll SN Turqucla FA Van llooli SA Walls SN Weaver SN NX'eilund SN Wertz .102 Xllfillnafns SA Nwlflghl SA W'righr SN Yarburough A. ,r . milf 4 ,,..' 1 1 ,..fv H1218 -,,,.ovl'-' 5 rg . .V If X , i n 7' , , Q 1 ,-rg '55 1 , Aff . , :Q ff in on 1 f -f Q f I ' g ' ' jg 5, ' 5 SN Wrnghr Q , 3 A V - 'V . ? 5 n A + g 4 . 'M 'f 2 F- f H W in 1 5 ev-J. - ,W f:::L. .zvzxif 4:11 , ,. . ,.., . ..... f ' ' 'msaeasssag e:e?egiss3i6i5gsf:-ij 62 . Y.....,..,...,v...,.. .,...., . '- '::.::,.t,,. .....,..........,.,.., ...-,...,...... ADJ Z Anmnu IL2 Hurnsdale AN Binding AA Dewitt AO2janik PHZ Thompson AG 2 Trefethcn AN Tucker 139 140 33953 N Q . -.-5 391 i, W . . f engineering The Engineering Department provides wide and varied senwtes essential for KEARSARGE to meet her mission. Each ofthe departments five divisions contribute to the operational and material readiness of the ship as well as the well-being ofthe crew. A Division mans the machine shop, Oxygen-Nitrogen plant. hydrau' lics, steam heat, refrigeration and diesel engine repair. B, or Boilers Division, keep the firerooms responsive to demands from the Bridgeas well as operating the evaporators which keep KEARSARGE well-watered' E Division produces and distributes electrical power and is in charge oi ior communications. M the Main Engines Divisifm. lighting and inter , keeps the shafts turning, transforming steam into power to 'push KEARSARGE. R Division accomplishes general ship repairs through in Carpenter shop, Metal-Smith shop and Pipe shop. services rmenfs of the mydrau- Boilers dge, as mered. nge of ivisiwn, push ugh its LCDR Reed LCDR Zunch LCQDR Staley LT Reese LT Erxcksun LTJG Merayer LTjG Thompson ENS Eddings ENS Selxas ENS Phelps CWOZ Alabado CWO2'Iones 142 , , MMtNlisv!f:1us fi llcnwn W N1MfMruIi1m T. Nl! Hxrxucrufaur f 1 ' J A' is Q ,f 1 . SH hcllrms MMI Rulwnwn MMK AIIHCF 3- r in JF' 3. H H ' U :pw fn I -Y. ' ' E ' xx EMC Rose HT! Cook ii .. X, ,. . Q Yin- !.1 If i, S r X, I jur- S x I ,QM-., X W I l , ,fl K fr' , , ,. ,. ,. .,..i .. mxuwm1 . .- ...'..f......... A... . ' . 'I .7 ' ' fu C' ' . 5 2 ' I -J,rwzlwgfsfwvmfazfifJwzwbafl-,-?-if-L'2:?i:I.l f1z2,Lii:': A ' E s 2 Q r 1, i 1 B Y S 1 E E i I 4 I 1 Z i 1 i e I Q 1 I Q V..-1,..... 3 w i 'Q .gg Q a lfNAl1vn : 5 VA Huuri . vw P Y 5 , V a 5 frm- r 2 . f w 'V V, A 1 i A 1 x FABOc.1in ' Ig S 3 Mwaonmm V ' ' Q 1 Y, FA Bowers A. b . FA Brewer -. '- FN Brirungham Q I , 12-S F' N K . q ' ' X V ip F . . a f if r 5 V ' A X I Ii I MMI Cade MRFN Cervantez MM3 Dewey 'f MM2 Dilday -4, A V V V EM2 Evans 'u I V rg , .. ' 1 ' ' ' , ly , V' fl. 'H ' -5-+ ' -V ' '. V' ,X 'si x X - 4 W 1 ' A L Q 4' fi P ' Q MMFN Iivuns f 4 I FN Ferrxsc ' ' MMI Gonzaga 4 3 K ' ' r . ' EM: Green 3 ' 1 V- 'J 1 2 ' 4 FN Guerra il Q ' 5' ' f,.,, N : si ' y r A -- ..rr r, y , , , ,I in , .. fir A5 V... 'Vx 'fx , ' ii M , . va L ' ry 'Y lv fi in V 1 f LJ fl -vw S, X. 5. , 1, . :ff ' r 5 . if ,1 . ja-Q, ,ov . 1 - ,ff 11' FW 1 I 215' 'Ir :sf 1 if I. MM2 Hagan MM! Head MM! Hcrzxg MM? Homer MRFA Hummcrt MM5 Hum FN,lucobs FN-Innes MM7w.joncs MR2 Koehler 143 1414 1 4. rm 'Y 1 LI LN FN McCiwgheg.4rm MMiM1lihcc FN McKenzie MRFA AJCKIHHCF FN Mendenhall MMZ Murmn FN Urul EMI Pinl-alex MRFA Rtunu MRI Rdrnscy B-TRFA Sxhrucdcr FA Smith FA Snyder MR5Summert1cld FN Thomas lfMl Tuhn FA Van Husklrk MM3 V.1n Dcruhcl EMI XY'ncLllL'rI A-1R5xX,illl.1lHS .5 .,f '4-Q ,,,x. , rl:-as A is ' 1 P.-. 'E .N Y 4 E 11:4 'E FN Lxngcl M M 2 fV1.iIL'f 45' l , I f Q Ilan gun-rl' tx, S !'!!.5TF1?IU'7T 'H . - , .- f 1 :ww f -W ' T 1 - rfq1S21f0!!7m?i4 g641'f45?i?E'9555 33,721353555ikF2fm?u:,41a:2::i:.:a:.:Zs.e::,Lgsgilfififf-.-54,5- .' . . uh' iiQdg,ggl,3:f1,11jQ,1J: gg , .4'4..z:1a...1g-,5f,f31- :3 g! '!i' 3' 11.1117-,4 ... .M - W' 'A.!....-.4-m-vfffv'--f ' ' 5 division 'L -ng.- K5 ,404 ' i7.5 FN Andrews MM? Audndgc FN Augustin B'l'ZI5.1chr FN Bum FN Bnllexs FN Bud FN Bnrncll VN Bnyn BTW Bcmxniu BTJ Bennet! BTS Bennett FA Bcrnuicr FN Busuhcc HT2 Broun BTFN firmnn f:Af,fl1lI'IL'fS FN Lukcr FN C urrc-rc.iI PA lux 145 fx lv MMR Guigcr BTI Grace BTS Cirnndchump BTS Gmc-hon BTI Harm FN Harrncy FN Hum.-nbilcr BTS Helmx BTFN Hillman FN Hinfh FN T Tnpkmg FA Hnpl-:lm FN-TUFLTJHI FA Kuu BT2 Kirby FA KTCLkfIL'F FN Knapp BT 4 Kdncn FN Kraft HX T..lvLfU.lH.l FN C HX FN Lmghs IHA Dclup MM3 Dudfu FN Eureka FN Fuchs FN Fuchs BT? Fulton 1 ,, 1. f-1. ' ..amm1!1suf:n's swmff 2 f' 4+-fMff:ee:ff:musefiifarsszk-.uE 2?2!5f2.5!62i!31.5fS? . 15 .1 ff 3 w'ff f'5Ffff3'f m N 3 z ii I A 5 gf! i. 2, I 'A' fl ap' v4-5... 'Qs-1 2 I 1'- BT3 Murphy FA Uozcvascuk BTS Purkhursl FA Purran BTFA Palau FA Prado 41- -nh.. ah, 65 E3 rr Eh. f f f gb A I A in fi . l 5 1 m-er! If FA Lauder FN l.u1mrL' ISTFN Lcnckus HT! Lcnncx FN LL-von FA l.vv.is FN l.uckh.xrr BT? Lnvml FN Mallc FA Manuel FA Marquurdl FN hifllhlflfll HTF' hf1Cf.lll'lIOCk BTFA Mcliall BT3 McKinney' BTX Meints FN Muller FN Manor FN Musxman FN Muller -N ,A y fi 1 ' ' YM I ,,.--M Q- Hg' A r -J r 147 148 B'l'l:N l'rulv.15c'0 FN li.rrrcrrn.1n lill Rcrlls lili Rebus FN Rcxsclmc HTFN RL'SLl1 HT5 Riley l5,l'2 Roach AN Rumcrsbcrger FN Sampson FN Schmidt FA khuman BT2 Scon FN Seller FN Shaffer MM5 Slushcr FN Smith BTI Smith BT3 'l'aj,'lrrr FN Tavlor BT3 Teasdale FN Thompsun BTFN Trammell FA Tucker FA Tyler FN Vanlloosc BT2 W'alkcr BTI Vfnlrcr BTS XX'alumn BT3 XX'cnzel BT3 Vycsr MMS XVhuc FN XV1llxx FN Wulurk BT? Zulllncm K-- ' z l E ' ' 11 ' 3 ., 41-'M 1 ,if 45? 1 an 54114 j , ff 54 . ' 1 F 5. 7 - fr ,N :wt - , I tl '31, ff ' Fi I I ff V I' A' ,, xv- 1 v 1 l ir- ffl f ri ' F Q If M... 2+ l.-. 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XVUIIVL' UQ Y'l'00d.lH 1 L 7 f m divi5ion MMI Hurtun MMI C,.zrdr.-m MMFNt,.1rpcnuur FNf,.1rrcr FA f,ulcm.m MM! f,ur1xp.1rgmw N1A1'3f,lHlkIIIl FNl,1mu1n-5 MMlC,urlH1n fN1Nff5A Crum VN fflN1,hL'llS FA liflc MMFN I'Ufsi MMI Fmrus 5151 5 fv.1H1m.A'. FN linker Fr . linker MM3 Bell FA Bonds FA B m dy M M 2 Bm wn f ff ffa..ium2s4541iz - ff.4f'?sesr':1+f'? ' W W .2i. :- ..+ i. 'R H ,. , B, . i4 5 1 lv J L 5 5 X 1-rv-vs: ,J . lil, J.. i1 ri? -il 21' l 1. i l F 47 E91 ii l 'TZ' 2 E5 w 0 ,H 1 s wr 1, li! X l 5. 'lr i ' V '- K , A . ' li A LQ ' E lf .ff ' 'A F 7 N' F f i Q 5 'X -f' A+- ' i l 4:12, ' I E 74 ' ir- i , X 4 1 an-. 4 A 1 fe r , 3' r 1 'X ,, Wifi 1 1 , i,, FA Cluidri' MMS ll.1nlx FNJ R. iiiiii FN ll. l., llills. MM 5 -jones FA Knriicliiiriclu FN l.cg.irdc FA l.uhci5m FN Lulwgingqr FN Mcflziuglicrry FN Mtflullough FA Meister MMFN Mellmr MM2 Moore FN Morris FN Nelson MMFN Ncwcomhcr FN Ostcrvold FN Perry MMS Richards VN Russ MMFN Xhuman MMFA Scralin MMS Smith FN Smith FA Stephens MMI Sugars FA Terrell FA Tiprun FN 'liuclxcr MM2 Vuiigcl FA Wligncr FN Wliitli MMFA XY'y.il! i l l I 1 1 l i i i l S l 'i fi i ii l 1'-ii ,fn PN Yiwliuiii 153 SFP5 Arnum SFP3 Annum FN B.1rh.1m SFMZ Belka FA Bell FA Lrump SF1 Daniel FA Davis SFP2 Epplctt 'ZS' FA Peralta FA Perry SFP2 Ralston FN Reed FA Rogers SFP5 Saul FA Semanlsin SFM Slglr: FN Skldmure SF5 Skinnur FN Skinner SFM3 Thorne FA Vtffhun SN Verkunim FN Zvmlnlu IfAKmrm1 FN FFJXIILN FN lI.ucn FR Huusc SFI-'5 Lam SFP3 Lufton Q15 ff' FNLovicu L ' FN Norwood fr , I , g V A pix 5 'N 'Q' gf - 9 .- It , A . . E A Fi l: . l I , ,I ii w ,I V i l y, 1, 'V ! Fr r bi H 4 5 5555 L, 3 T W , ,- z - -5 , . i 3 '- - rf ' 5, ,,, ', 1 1, , ,. - 1 .- ff, w . 1 ,Mi b AM- E ' X i af' 'PS' ,, 1 ,114 .,. rl 155 KJ ll fu, Hill' opera ho ' if s-J iii.. OPCYZIIIOIIS Aboard any large naval vessel, one department must serve asm ordinator for the many evolutions that occur daily as her missionis carried out On KEARSARGE, the Operations Department has this rr- sponsibility In addition, the officers and men of the department lteepi watchful eye on environment and any intruders in it. mpli this task, Ops uses a wide assortment of electronic vision to main in them. OI division, working in CIC fCombat Informa- tion Centerl A heavily on OE for performance of their mission. lt is CIC that k ,J ack of friendly and enemy intruders, using radar arid devices maint f by OE. CIC also relies on another division, OS.f0r inform 'l Q' are the Sonarmen, and they are CIC's eyes benfafb he constantly watch for enemy submarines, but also spfri ftt e maintaining their sonar gear. ' ey lin ed with CIC in another segment of the environmentis OC vision ese men control the ship's airspace and aircraft inside 25 mile inimum limit. They man Air Operations - the air tralliff sc clltng ce and CCA or Carrier Controlled Approach, contrtilmlf pproaching aircraft. OC is dependent on yet.another ol tlif WW ons OA for information vital to aircraft operations. GAIS nprised of the men who make up Aerology, and keeps a wary 59233 on the pulse ofthe weather. U d ly C mes OP division, made up of photoraphers. intelllgmcf' n and yeomen They record and analyze intelligence obtained by vari- OUS mfrlwds finduding photographyl. Without them, Ops could nfifhff PVOCCSS HOF decipher its mountainous paper sources of intelligence. A I 'ors and devic , and it is the job of OE - the electronics repair di- azf 1. - -V - t - V r . R ' ' ' ,E 12.39 E . ' 'K , a e ' . , i 5 . . e I ' , cor ' , ' ifinti 0 y y me ' r A 156 1 l LCDR Pictmwski LCDR Kalinyak LCDR Hansen LCQDR Fitch LCDR Bcnsingcr LCDR Coughlin LT Gail LUG 0'Dnnnell LT Randall LUG Manchester LUG Fisk LUG Bauman LUG Grubowglfu LUG Hansun LUG umm t l LUG Mc Nair CDR Gum, Upcr.m0n5 Olllccr fvih-. ,iy,..N2 Qs-up ?f, ...F Fw. 191 ,vin 157 158 lflllb Hmnd Iflllh Mcrwm FNS Srcvum ENS Hgnlcx' AX!! Hosslcr I2T1,C.Jsm PHLM Hamlet AXVC I-.1mrv oa division I - 1 Qin - 52 E,ll3l 661, Yi A Ii rw 5' Q iii ' . ' A if W ri 1:14 's X X. Lt iw. AGB Novak AN Povis AGI Skokm AG5 Velez .l 'TN AG2 Amuturdi AG3 Core AG2 Coffman i 'x N! Q- ... . .4 ..1: .-1:11-:1:5:Q.:5.:'5a 45, A 'Ffihiiiiiiix f -f 5a,5a143i55ff15::.'2a'f2Q5?s.S-3-1- H335-QQ OC divls ion 5 , 1 .1 I - V , -. l i K. x i 1 I' ' i. 2'.4V :N f 7 X3 I v. i ' P E .. 1 ,A l ev L, ' X f:N K... 'U ll fl ' fx i rg 5 SA Inman 2' ACK C.r.mlr1rLl AC 3 l7UUILI.Hl ' ALAN lilalmx Vg Ac 6 Fox 5 5 5 1 if AC2 Fvlkfc 'f AA Gm! ACQ5 l-lcrn 1 ALI Lane AC2 Marshall M Paul AU Scarpiua M2 Villarreal Ac: wnluughby M22 Wulf FV- i ,1x,- A I , ll l f l l f ANM0rr1s 4 l Z, ff ' A13 Newman 5, , - ' P ' 'Q I F l 1 5- , 1 A 1 . ii if 311 ' . All! l Q 'Z Y , A l Y V ' l 7 1 ' 5 l A l 1 1 1 is ' A M . 15 l , ' ff 'll lil . ' l .- ' . - 1' ' , 4 f f 'V I ' -A 4 M ' lg 6' 9 'K' . cfm alll, J 1 ff Q 5 'A i f iv A , 3. l' X f 5 'Q l -F 159 160 oe division ,1 1 ii I gi i i fs if Q ic- 'fi' 'I' v Y, B W -..mn-iv, ...,..,..,. ix, QA.- IZTRZ Amicrgun Ii'I'N-3 l5l.iLk SN Iillsx ETX! Hrmxn ETR2 Hui kcnhi ETR5 C.r.imcr SN C.rc.imcr IETRS Daniels vtifcr .' J.lVl M ' 'r.1 'iv ft. 1 4 1 , Q 6 5Nl Jann l'I'Ri lzllclwn E I IRNK1 m 5 I 1 P' li'l'Ri llnlvnrwn IYINS ll.1mmurb.uhur IQTRSN Hulrnk ETR5 Hollywood IITR3 Kubuliw ETN5 Kanernmu ji 1 , X 5 W '1 T ,G-' X 195' . :Uh 'E 3 y 7. ,g-Q. 4 -' 252 ETN2 King ETR3 Lopez AN Lowry ETN5 Muddy ETN2 McClure ETN5 Muruss ETN2 Nelson ETN3 Nemcek ETR3 Rilfhlf ETNZ Rmle ETR2 Smurrcn ETN 3 Tukac ETRZ Tucker ETRZ Whixe 161 I i 4. m I m V . i E. 1 f f 2 ! 5 . Z I 1 , Q I I I l A A Axlllm ug ll ff X I x , , I 5 - e .kg ,!9 Fl RD3 Casllcn RD2 Ccrles RDI Clark SN Dcgcrlund SN Donnelly SA Dunphy RDSA Edgar RDS Faurul SA Foster SA Fuller SN Gandy AN Gcmene SA Gwarmcy SN Hager SN Hale RD5 Hartman RDI Hoff RD3 Hudgeons SN Hutcheson SA'lohas SA Lupo AN Lyndaker SN Mavbcrry R02 Madison RD5 Mani RDS McCoy RDZ MCI-'eek SN McSwuin RDSN Moats SA Moore RD3 Mulheron RDS Ninzehullzer RD2 Radcliffe RD5 Ramberg RD3 Smith RD2 Smith RDS Thomas RDSN Vanness SN Waller RD2 Young ! O V H Pgig. xll.ncru.1 Fila li.!vlr.1n PHI HUYUHIX SA Hutt PH? Ifurgucs PHE Frccdrnnn PHS Chu' PH2 Green I-'lIHQu:hr1c i ,i 1 I ' A f it ix 1 F f 3 2 I Q 5 I t if ' 5 132 f n Ei 1 -V -1 E,.f s, figtfg ?,3. A Nj X , A i 5? 'F 1 Q Q igig' . , , 3 W' V i f f , 22 ks? ii ii , TV FT Q S L , I 4 if I A Q -. ,K , Y' 1 Q 4 X lf SN Holmon PH3 Hudsun PH2 Knudsen PH5 Landrum PTAN Martin AN Moran PH! Nursing PH5 Pallunsch PH5 PCIISC PH2 Turncr YNS Van Pak PH 5 Wehr PHZ Yates , JW, Mai ,,. ,. 1' H O5 C1iViSiC JH in 59 'Y' ll Qt J ' ' 'Mix BAQHWHA- vnu- X It Q1-5 o---- AX1 fxVII,L S'l4C1SNi.1lx.mrm STG? f,hL'I1!3lll' 5,1115 Cmnnuf AX? Cruwsll STG3 Farmer STCQSN Gan AXV3 Larson STG2 McRoberts STC12 Mmvrc SN Osborn STG2 Rcvcls STCQI W'nodHn ... 51-19f555977': ':'?.5 lQii '1- ..,,.,R...H , :Er .. ....-... .... ... .........::x U--A 165 i i a ,IN Y 1. ? w A 1 I E 1 ! 5 2 1 K Q . I 1 I il W 1 u .E ,, 11 5 1 c 1 i E , n 's X 13? . at ii 1 is 4 -Xiu: AQ ' Q .V 'K is if . , a- i fat' ' ' : ' 41.3055 166 L 1, - Q fait? ,J ,V. A - -. st., . rv mg' g et , 1, 4 ti lf. F ,f 1 ,es xv air The Air Department has the responsibility of operating our it-1. going runway and hangars. The varied assortment of aircraft assigned to Air Group 53 presents a multitude of individual problems to directors, handlers, catapult and arresting gear crews and fuelers. Under the super vision ofthe tower fPrimary1 controllers, CDR Van Kleeck and CDR Bind. the Air Department effectively launches. recovers and services aittraii 24 hours a day. CDR Ward, the Aircraft Handling Officer, supervises and coordinates the functions of the four divisions. Through his efforts tht proper aircraft get fueled, armed, spotted. launched, recovered and re- spotted in a continuous rapid cycle. V-1, the Flight Deck Division, is supervised by LCDR Theodotelos, and is divided into crews for FLY I. FLY Il. FLY Ill and Crash and Sal- vage. They work in an environment similar to the track at Indianapolis 0500 while moving and spotting aiicraft. W M V-2, the CatapultfArresting gear and Visual Landing Aids Division is supervised by ,LCDR Kostenbader and LCDR Cain. The men nfl'-3 operate the slingshots that accelerate the fixed wing aircraft ffflfll 0 to 100 knots in three seconds and 150 feet. the arresting gear that ce- celerates the aircraft from 100 to 0 knots in 180 feet. and all visual land- ing aids. ' The Hangar Deck Division IV-51 is supervised by LCDR Kelly. Ulflff his direction. the men of V-3 move aircraft to and from the flightvflffl and hangar. park them for maintenance and storage and keep Ihf 53 age in ship-shape condition. V-4, the Fuels Division, is supervised by WO Murphy. Hffndlhc PUfPl9 shifted men of V-4 store, transfer, analyze and issue the 460.0041 HHIIUUS of JP-5 and 318.000 gallons of aviation gasoline stored 250110 KIEARSARGE. CDR V an hlccck Air Officer is-'Y AHFC Dfmkall ABLS Kirk A Y, f z C Z: fi i n i J 51 s xi - L ,z 1 . 2 'L , iz 5 I , 4 , E , a. 3. 1 Y. ff: 1,1 F 9 i 5 A . ,.. L 3 l. 4 ', . ,,'.', Q. ,Nj . wx, ' I Bd :agin- 7 ,. .r- -.5 at . My I fi if-fl 5 ff 12. 4. 3 l fl i A l l ll wi A '-fx V 1 V 3 1 1 S . 1 A fllli , 1, 1' 5:--, 5' 0' 'gs 'A ah., '1- l E lil Q.. dr AA Lewis AA Locke ABH2 l,overn AA McDowell AN Melvrn ABE 7 Goodrreh AN Miller MN Moles AN Moore AD 3 Morris AA Moss AN Murphy AA Newman AN Newton AN Palmer rl I l 'l AA Prince ,flap mx mg 'A gr, AN Priolenu lfw l 'U A lim 5 AA Rodgers il Y + A A KAW AN Hhliemz 5 E 3 i ' N AA Silva l I lair' ik, RQ 1' f' ,gl , 1 I I Ah ' 9 ll f ' A , A W A 5 lg A 1 l V 3 'l l 9 , 1 Alilrll Simon ' , ABH5 Slice I AN Smith ' f M: 1 AN Snider l 1- A -247 A 1: 'Vi' i K AA Strong Q if xl ' l j qs- le , 3 A ' A l fxrwffi ANl Pl'c E A xg 1 ,H AN Vrepnnrer - A ll A I J AN Vnxmnlulu A 4 A AN Vilellu 1 i A F, 1 ,,e Alilfllv XVuren 1 TH g l me r P513 A Q A 1' 1 . X R E 5 l XX 169 V 2 divisicm AN Hlllnmn AA Bluyk AA Bnost AMS5 Bruudmud ABE Lmxpbcll ILS C.gm.nd.1y AA Davndwn AN Dxucduc AN Eskclson ABEI Flores AA Garner Aliffl Goodrich AN Gr.1h.1m ABE5 Gremorc 1 1 'vw -' ? z z ' gin. 83, ' Q if Qi , is f 5? .ev , 1' 11 I Lx 3, 'h -f--1 l 5 M ' S , I - ' Var' 1 4 .J :Vx ,v 'F' ,. X ' fr ' 4 ....,., ,.. . 1, k ?:,g,?,g-yy-fp'-fgfgi. ff ' ' Q x .F lf' . 'uf Alvun ' no 4- 141. xl. 'nn ,ul ,V an 4 A 5 l 5 l ig A XJ W ll AN ll.1rLl'v , AN llurm' i Alil1l-lulmgun ,1 1 ' 1 D AliliiKt11,,,. ,, I 1' lk Alilzi l,q,1dL-f by K Q 1 F 1 ABE3 Luke AA Martell AN Martell AN Martin ABE2 Mcaffe AN Merriwcather ABE2 Meusrr ABE3 Plaisance ABE? Pugu ABE5 Rigshy AN Slxirvin AN Skaggs ABE2 Smnlh ABE2 Switzer FN Turner ICB Wxlsun ABE! Waslxnngwn ABE3 Wbuds Wigf5Pf?2'f5?f?'-15?'f.21?????:-::'f?f?F???f's-QS:.T??77ff' l 5 l 9 ll l l Q Q l L l 5 l l Q Q l l 2 P 1 l l i 171 A V 5 division AN Ballard AA Haque: AN Bennett AA Blakely ABH3 Brown AA Burke ABH5 Copley ABH2 Didns ABH5 Eusterling AA Iiasulo ANFirzpJrr1ck ABH3 Franklin AN Gouxeiu AN Greenwood Alam ii.1f,f, AA Hedrke AA Hrmnek AA jaieoin AA I.uL'ounl ABH2 M.ukI1n .'f'5 I ' I MTA Vi 'V Q. ',, ff? -A ' 55133 f ' ' , M i , IFS- 1 K , ' in f ,,.i i j f' Z l 5 1 , , 4 T' 'fl x B ' ii S ii iz A ' , f-W -wi 1 Q E-ii ,- V .ft r- A V: fi? Us Q ,faq ,,., E T. ,Q 3 4 W i'1 !Y '1lT' Y' !s 3'T T'I 'll2 '1'! . , - V, y' :-mf' - .,. . www. z.... ..,,g . , , Nm . '--'fs ww w 1'afi?'I!1F:??4.'?' ?f?'?FE?r3, ,1 4ex if-zQ51:I:S??:f1-2-fr:-:Ws-11' :Fein ' A f AN M.xhun A AA Matin ' ABI I2 M.m.,,wf A AA ALIKIIUXNIQI U ' -5' x 1 . e I ,w tflvr U' x if ' A 4' 1 : fe Q 'A V I i wr. -- 35 7 V 1 U . e J I f AN Nlcbrclcsx AN Mnllmicl ABH5 Muhclsun AHH 5 Ivioffhr AA Parker AN Phelps :ju 'T' 'aw Q2 if S ji izQ . I If 542 1 3 Vw ' rl 1 f ,I .' ,X , . -vu, Q.. gn, ,-f b tl f AA Roh! AN Sandsrrom ABH5 Seyfrled ABH5 Soukup AN Stanley AA Storms AN Talmudgc- AN Trcfchr ABH3 XV.1lcnski AN X'i'.llkur AN XY'.1II-ctr AHHR XY llcx , , x . . ? fl W fi M - I it --r i 1 SI Qxw 1 1 2 ? 4 A I im 3 i il. , 3. I if' Q 1' . 'g is . V1 5:2 Ht if, ii: 21 Aifi Ll' 'f 1 ,W . As Mx , I ,. A. ,i .A ,A n ' Z 3 11 I :4 S si I 9 I , v wft Q fs Q 1 A E s w' 3 f E y? I Af ! r E 5 fi J! 4 QE i X Q , 3 ? l P . , Q, j , 173 ' . i F . f- ,. ., ...M .N,, ii, in 174 v-4 division ABF3 Ccmk AN Foster AHPS Hicrunimus AA Hockcnbruugh ABl:?vjack5un Alililjcunc ' AN Lung A j SN Lillllifllp I ABF? I.uv.rcmc -z AN Lcgzlcr 4 5.434 I 3 3 . V1 31 if :ii ' FY 3 A f ,1 if Q f. , F ABF3 Allen Aram Au-ra J ,V 'T i 1 i 'vm - ' N w ,- A V 5 fi 5 Q 'ii , ' fi, A 7 J ' n 4 5 7 A 3' 1 AN Balrhrop V AN Beck U' Ui AN Brady V ABF3 Bressler I 1, i K' H. p AMF5 Brown ABF3 Bruc AA Burch AN Colburn ,.4-- TV ' lf: ': gl ? ' fi: , 7 ? :E E Ze-. 5 , ' ' b- 1- 4 P ,. 'R-I in nl 25 U. v 1 : S i 9 ' ' A ' ' j ' 5' ffl - 1 1 I ' A' , A it - 7 A j 5221 A ' fi , M f 'W 2 1', f 5 igf 1 1 f' ' . Q 'gl ' AN 'f' ' 1 gag AA Smixh K5 Smffurd AN Stallings AA Sruchcll :E -L .i 'i ' fs 3 , Q, 'al AN Sclw..1r1m.m AN Trllswnc AA Tmlmllnwn AN Trucrt rw AN Vundcm- AN XY'1llx,uns ABF? XY'rughr X, AA l.Lc AN Mui-. AN Nfuhclwrx AHHAN ?X1IlIlfL AN l .lrLx AUAIH Pcnr1mgrm1 AHF! l5f11bl.xln AN Rkihlllxtvll AN Rmmmxuk AN Sc.1lc df 175 176 ,,, . H .-12 'aj 51 1 -.1 . i.-i,, V ,af ft, - :.-a ' aircraft intermediate maintenance 1 july 1968 saw the end of V-6 division and the establishment ofthe Aircraft Intermediate Maintenance Department under the supervisiond sonnel the and the Avionics of IM-3 Mighty tested and LCDR George R. Persons. AIMD is composed of the highly-skilled pn- ne e ' C S5811 I he manufacture. repair and modilicationoi to aid in maintaining maximum readiness ofthe AIMD accomplishes this through its three divisions of the or the BM system. The men of the Produmm efforts of the production shops oflM-21:5 with S-6. insures a steady flow oin- The Technical Library procures. in data necessary for propfr rqiff nance Yeomen maintain lflgilfi Data Analyst, works closely with Sf. of the kinks and bends in the system. for maintenance of aircraft components that :tc capabilities. To accomplish this task. 'MU IM-5 Checked all with each assigned more specilic iobs.Tl10Sf for the SH-SA enginel. the Engine Builddllshol Hydraulic Shop. the Aviators EquipmeniSh09 Su rt E ui ment Shop. U , busy thqe fixinstaking chore Of kf9P'Q5d5 working condition. The ATs and fl' in men from the four s uadrons I0 hd? kd? 'I are the cruise. Together they ?'ff':a ma electronic brains that are 0 S P0n3f1CE' to an airplane and its pilot. P ,,...-- AMSC Brewer AZC XViIson ASC Hovey AMSC Gardiner ATC Bozony AECjack5on ADJC Bateman AMSC Fecanin lx LCDR Persons, AHN1DfJf-flyer I.Df.R'Iohnstnn LT Mnelhcny N fl ATc,1s,-rm ADJC Uiftun lj lr 'upl 1 '. Wi 4' K 177 Ak! Alcxundcr im- 1 Arv1sANrsmc 1? 178 AA C,.1m.nrkllo . xMSl Cuntcr All DePux' AXZll.1ugcn ATR2 Hid.xlgn A21 Huchnc AK3 Loucks ATI Mtfvfalhon AY7 Prop AN R051 AMS? blugren All Qkrukrud 3 ,all nv: av- I 3 V7 -55. fn- 'O ffmx, 1 ,- im-2 division A AMS2 Born ADJ 5 B ui her . ASM? Conldin .gym b! gron ,Q 5 ? E f 5 ' R 5 A 2 f A .rx ' T.: sz .1 L 4 Q i 19 r l : , : , I , A 1 i if gl in 9 .4 1 1 ,,g, ,gal I l ' I . ' if it ' , fm ' gg - ,vw i,A P i , . A 1 E i f ' A , ii Er . I l l ll A 'Y A W- Q i 5 'PL r a X ' 2 f . 'ff . A ' iif HHH il 2 - i 1 Q ' 1 K i 5 3 ' 7 , ' V Ng - 4,,, X f V f 5' S 6 V T M' ' E ' I ein, 1 I - i 4 it V i LZ 2 5 Q l 197 1 i I f .x 3 U vi Y ., . , i I 1 i AlNllnl5 Coffee AX5 Crowell AN Dcwing ADR3 Finncrty ASH2 Hanlcey ADj2 Hanson ADR2 Harrison ASI Hiler AMSAN Hood AMS3 Hosterler AMEAN Hudson ADJ3-Johnson AMS3.jones ATN3 Kenyon ADR2 Kindigcr AMS2 Krncmer ADR5 Logan ASM3 Mauch ADR2 Nmbin ADRI Paulson AE5 Puersch AMH2 Richalrd AIUAN Sturm ASNI3 Torres , ASE5 Van Huvcrmngu 179 -. 5 ur-'arf' ' O I 1 1 0139 FI 'M if Y .f- ,vs-'qpsn IQ t ,.1. l - 1'xiD 'A' ,... fb 'Q S 'L- ii L TH-a -f ' , -M, .TR IH? communications Naval communications serves as the Voice of Command . In this important capacity, the Communications Department influences every individual aboard KEARSARGE. In addition to such obvious contributions to military readiness as facilitating aircraft launches and recoverits. assignment of screen positions to destroyers. vectoring of aircraft. and interchange of operational intelligence at the highest levels, communica- tions performs many services vital to crew morale. News broadcasts. condensed from press services copied by Comm, and emergency mes- sages from home are just two examples of this aspect of our duty. Wheth- er the subject is motherhood, milstrips, movreps, mangoes or munitions. the information almost certainly passed through the Communications Department. Communications is concerned with two main types of communica- tions, visual and electronic, and this is reflected in the function of tht two divisions. CS Division, more commonly known as Signals. hillvllfl visual communications by flaghoist, flashing light, and semaphoreilaf- tical signals are quickly and accurately passed at the direction ofthe bridge. Close coordination is vital for the safe, smart execution of tic- tical evolution CR Division handles voice and teletype radio communicati , sage traffic enters and leaves our spaces through the grilled windowvl Main Comm. It is here that preparation. routing and run-off taltf'S.Pl3ff and trouble calls are received. Radio One and Radio Control are afllm' to Main Comm. They serve as the nerve center for the mil radio spaces and must keep the right circuits on the correct frequennb PafCh6Cl to the proper spaces. This is complicated. p2iiHSl11lUflE- lm' Cflcling work with over ten thousand switches in use for patching alone' s. ' 'on Mes- nt- outlying Hulluch I IC Rm- f,ru nwlcv Wy-.nr JR Fung 'T' LIKE Conley ff 'E' ENS Sum ggi 1' RMLS IIIFIIUH SNK, Dc LJ Guru! - ff 1 1 i 183 ....,....... ,A ...... - '-I-'2-12'-Im - f,4:szzqum :..-,..,..- K N, . . . . I Y r I I I I I I I I I 5. I I I 'L I I l Q I i I . I I I I I I I I I 1 I i i I Q I I I i I I I 1 I 'F' l I I I I I I l I I I , I I I I I l I I I I I I l 184 I II Cr division pn 11 I I I l. , , I i 1 I I - K E Qty 3 l'x1f I I I ii lx, ui ra if 'Q i 4' A I I I I f M, I I 1'-'H if 3 ,,.,,, ilk 'Tv I V3.1 'A'5ll'x,. Iii M E if ' Jw.-,i :tif -2 .iigf I A S it ' all fun farm'-, iii , 3 rv- 'I' I ' I I I ' I x I I I S 'eil E: if 3 ii A- ' 5 'N I 3 I I lr is i 5m Q I V -.. I 'P '71 C Vik. 1 I I CYN5 Ash CYNSN Baird RM3 Barron CYN3 Belling RM 2 Burkhart SA Casillas RMI Clark RM 5 Cornelius SA Dabdaub RMI Dougherty RM2 Duke CYNSA Earp SA Fallon SA Fidler SA Fisher CQYN3 Fresher RM3 Gygax SA Hall SN Hclron RMS Hcnline RMS-Icflbri SA Krcbcl . c'YN1Mir.mnn LyN3 Mnrsun SN Malliuvi SA 'I -1VUlKH1i SA 'I'rcrnbIj,' R512 Wilmer M Whuman RM5Zdhk.1 Q7 xi: iv mi E WX , 1 3 X.. J fw' 'rv L Q: 7331? .Q V mi R512 Pullurl-Q SAR,fnd.1ll fYNi Rdsnlusxum RM! Ruurkc RM! Ruusuj, CYNQ Sager SA Snhrmk RMI Sharp RN! Shuur RM? Swnc :nf Ns-..., WJ. V '. 5 1 s 3 H T 1 ' A E X t y 3 C . 3 f r .- 5' L fl 9, fx Q I , . 1 aa 'fi S V k ,. 'IJ A f ' 3 185 ....N...... 4 Q 1 I I 2 A 1 s s m-:5Zi-:. 186 Cs division SMSA Bucrgcrs SMSN Buvlc SN Cninrcrburv SMSN Cult: 'l ,il Q' SMixXruicrwr1 sM,' Am SAi.lHL'l'Y'wI1l.lH 5Nf5 HIM Rudi S Q 2 ll! V i Y ,il rl Wm I ,I 'PC RMSX Cm QW qdummnns 911 Gsndw NSA Hulmcs huns E P' rf Ei-NH 'TQ SM? Kidd SN Wyatt SR Tihon sn15nngua, sm seam A SMB Schrmbergcr W eq, 5.7.3 I I ,Mg-1 -K ff RQQQQ? ff H SNI3 LJI11pklFl5 FA Lextc SN Moore SA Rodman ff 'Ali ,W .,,. Q ,542 s is 6'4- 'iii 'Plym i ,s x 1 1 4 Ll 187 , 4, rw ,. f 5 K ws F524 333' cam., ,....1 -br. 'Q-if 'iii' .!'L': E225 -..., ..,.,. , . . .-5.3- .'. , ,-.f, 1 'ff' ..v ,.,.. L.. M. . .., . :am f'-IIT, 1 tra ' iff.: 4 j::'.j 1 ..Y..4 , ...N I 'Y' K 4. 1- 1 ' z:.:- i 1-.. iffii '3 15 1 3- f . ?ia 312.- ,L- ..-, suppl The mission of the Supply Department is to provide and account for the materials and funds required to maintain the ship in a state of maxi. mum operational readiness. and to provide services contributory to the comfort, welfare and morale of the crew. This is a tremendousijob ihii affects everyone aboard KEARSARGE. from Admiral to seaman. Each of the seven divisions performs its share of the numerous func- tions of the Supply Department. S-1 or Stores Division services even- department of the ship. G.S.M. is the general store of KEARSARGE City. Food Service Division TS-Zl is responsible for preparing all meals for the crew, issuance and sale of subsistance items and maintaining sani- tation standards continuously. S-5 Division. or the Ships Store and Sales division, continually serves KEARSARGE with its two laundries, three barber shops. four stores. tailor shop. cobbler shop. soda fountain and numerous vending machines. S-4 Division, or Disbursing, is a very popular division with KEAR- SARGE. 'Throughout the month. these men prepare for payday. which 0C- curs every two weeks. Disbursing also frequently makes currency change for the crew to provide them with the correct kind of money for use in various foreign ports. The 'vffardroom IS-il feeds and accommodates all resident and tran- sient officers and guests of KEARSARGE. Aviation Stores KS-63 supplies the necessary parts an spp .I d u lies I0 KEARSARGE aircraft flying. It works around the clock .1ndhlS emergency demands asa matter of routine. A V A A S-7 Division is also known as Automatic Data Processing. Its lifliw 1500 computer has revolutionized the paperwork in the Supply' DCPITWWHI' nuns. resulting in fewer man hours and more accurate reports and eva U11 U CDR Rudy, Supply Oftlfcr LUG Preslan LUG Obs: L'I1jG Lunway LUG Morrison LUG Perkins wo Kumpf .1 Wil Wfoodiel .45 I 189 ..M:sf...4..,. ., Q 190 .,.L.-..lQ.4.S.,....,., 5-1 division s ,-,.-4 SS l l? 'Du 2 b , ss-- X r ,M fi SK4 lim SKI liclr rr l SKS Fxilxng 4. 'n E, .-.Xi 1 In-' A, L i we-Aw, me wir av Y 1 I ' 2 , , A 'T 'g' 1 ' s X V. jx wt SKI Billings PA Brazil SNC.l1.1rlmnneau SKI Frunk SKSN -luglm SK? Kumccvxih SA Marslmll SKI Maruncz SKI Mclircu SN Umm SK? Schncxilrr SA Sum SA Swnclwurncr SN 'liurru SN XYllIlIllCbCl , ,Q d1V1S1OH Ill' f-N C .mu ff55Du11phL'L- -- -1 L: ::z::.LAI:15 s 3 u::z3gu5ji:iiig35g :.E 0. 3: ! !'ifl1'l!7'lTW-'QL I --x pr . S. '84, in 'N -Q--' 3 RQ if n-- .-, V ' V, 1 f C55 Gilynskl CS? Gray CSI Gregory SNH.1rm SN Higgins 4,53 Kidd SN Knuxh CS? Lnbu KQSSN Mcffivcr SN Rice C S3 5.mJcrs CSS Spntlcr 4,51 Vurgvcr 1,54 i.l.4rI-1 ,A f Yr . J' al 191 ' divisum SA Alxcrwn SNHndlcm.1n SN Bllhmcr SHS lilmkxxcll AA BLM SNlSl.1yl-nk Sill liuticr SH2 K hum FA Duhn SN Epps SNCmrl-1.1 SN H.xckcu SHR Haguicrrrx SHR H.1luy Y-ii P, 4' , .5 . ,, v .Q - :-- 3 ' C15 'fl W' ' - 1 ge' , 5 1 tj, ' 7 3:if:.iI5Ff' i 552255553255:si.:rc::::::.1L:::f'::::- A. .... -..,.,.--,. ..,, ..... -4. . ...hh ,- 5Al'i.1nv.n j S ' 5 I' -1 ris if, Q, Ei 1 3 ' 2 , rf , ,,.,g,i , S, ' . N , T ' . 5 . F Q. ll' R rw fx Ks- VV' SHI Hayes AN Hcrhcuck SA Hides SAjcrnig.m SA-Innes, SHI Kcllv SN Klum SN Lava SHS AILILI SN McGrath SH5 McNeill SA Olsen SHI Rider SH5 RULIQLCVB SHS Smnprunr SH! Sirnmuns SHA 'llmkcr SN NX'riAuhl SHI XYVYIIUN i I 6 5 5 : I T , . I r 1 5 I 1 Y Q I 9 3 a 5 2 5 I U I 2 . I e ' a I i I 193 l .Sift i S 4 div1s1on NA :M ru' DK 4 1 Ic.:r'. Dk 1 Umm IJK S l'rL1ILru SN frcul SN K ..1lu.mcIl1 HKS H.1rH111n URI lNIbUlL1Il IJKSA Kcmmrz DKI Mlfcll 9NRuh.1rds SN Qrmrh DK lv TIHIIIJH aa I Q- 5-5 'Q '- '-'- ' ' 4 .. m mf. . - ..,. division 'Du ' n ,f FII Q aggw, 1 l if' 4 I I SIN .:XI1c1.ir 'IN ,Miuumi SIN . xrin.us 'IN I1.iIiIcxl.irnun SDI Ii.mI.iu.1 IU! IN Ii.mrrur.i 'IN I5r.Ig.1n1u 'IN Bruno 'IN Cen.: SD3l.l1mn l 'EW' 2 TN IJJIHIIU TN Gutierrez SDF I.up.i SD! Mein 'IN Osiiis I' ,os SDI Pnmg TN Dclmundu SDI Pcnsddcr TN Quxchn SDI Sunnis 'IAN 'Inns TN Turqucm 'IN Vicente TN VIFSII' 195 -IFE 5-6 division AN I .impivcll AN Liirrcr AN Lhurih AK: Cnuixun AN Ddhl -51515156 '!f7fr t1': 'V-1 AN Dax' 5 Q I T AA Dnuigln fi , AN Fm V A g AN Giflfi , ,.. ' AN Hill 7 If W 3 ' Q , , T 2 -13 L' ., f ' it V, Ji' i '-L V AKI Henri' - AN Hess AN Hess AN 'Inhnwn AN Kmunk ig . ,Q . L I 3 ! AK? Lewis AKAN Mililnncx' AK? Nun AN P.xdxll.i AKAN Sihlcsxngcr AKR Slmkcu AK2 Smith AA Smith SA Sulhnm 3 ff. , l A' . . KP f A il AN Bennett fl +2 I 95 R, 5 , ' Y, , S. ... A ,. r ' E 5 H ' ' , e x .fl 1 f ' F U E 3 ,E T A V 7 -1' 1i'.si ,. W, 'f 1 ff :F i -E ii ' 2 Q f if , ., 2 K A 1 4 11 ki K K o , ,, ..1- l96 F71 - ii'- ff W 9' -i1 i1 . ia 1 KJ, Ja -A I J , 'y'4i7'A-v ' 9' Juv? .3 . l J '- F3 lil? 4 igff' AA '-w - ,Q , Y,A4 Q In 1.1! 'TSN F 4' gi ,K 1.u- 'Os J f Pr'- g IJPBN Hnkklllllij BA f.lHIIHIIHs ', UPS IJCIILFS IJPBN ihulmu IJPSA Vrxrf IJPQ Knott N DP! Mmrurcn.: UP2 Mu Imclwn SN Mmmcr max m-fm, 13 DP! Mumm.x U52 PL-r.4lt.1 DPR Sdmfcr DPSN Sunil lJP5SnbuIcxuk1 - 'umluzzu-nu . ., , . 5?75???13f?3Z?:f:5.?:f:f.f:':1:': -P-Af-' ' , , .......,,...,, t. ,. . ,, , ., ., , .. . . , , 7..'z,.e,g,g4L.... ...,, 200 Q1 AVA N000 xXS Qxxae weapons , . , - , , , - .intl IW' lbe XVetipons Department. numbering sexentcen tlltitepc Alumni' - A ' . r ' .I ll 4 A hundred ninety men. is one ol the largest on the ship .ipellxllizfil . inll task of curing: for till the ordnzinee used bi' tht bfi - ll ll I . A tit responsible for tirtning the Air Group as well. its supplfgmi! 'l'll g?Hll:Hm the 5hip'5 five-inch guns. To itccoiiiplisli this. thc XX'C1lPUll5i in Fm enconipzisxes rnuny talents Gunners. Urdnzinceinenilolpwu i Control 'l'et'linit'iuns, rind Explosive Ordnance Disposzll 5llCf 'l'5t5' Unch Two other functions full under the cure ot tliisptlepllflllltnae mm. the perlorinunce of deck operations .ind evolutions int'lutlinliipMLJ sqm? tenitnce of boats. ground tackle. ships lines. .ind othef rlfk,fint.iiE ment. The liotitswziins Mates h.ive been nssignetl the t.1slt ol UP A ofthe deck equipment :it rl peak OliPCFl-UI'IlldI1L'C- . I it to unin- Another iiiiportnnt function of the XVe.1p0nS l3CR , l L'l,k'h'hM1 titin the external .ind internal security ol' the ship- Iwi Us d rlics lil? LlL'lC.lll1IL'Ll to the Murine Detiteliiiieiiti which ill5U-llmmlcs Siririrm Alf the C.1iPtiiin und the lfxecutive Oflleer, In Adtlition, Illf 1 ' supplx nien to .mist the live-ii1t'li gun trewu. Iflllll Mclnwsh lflllii Snrcd Ifllliu KUHIILIH lflllii Duuunnchn ENS Harflcll ENS Bull KXX'U2C,.1rncr XYU l.cc MX S Hrumkg HMC Umm' 'l'Mf lfrrbfwlc NMOS Sillpllhlll -rr' first division 202 SN 15.11 k SA l'mlJmii.4rd SA lSrx.int HM 5 l7iibr.1mkx 5A I'r.ngnulx SN Hunu FN Idimpcrt BMlI.1gI1rmnc SRH1lrs SNl.upe1 SA Mcvcr SA ixifciilllhllfl SN Nelson SN Parker SN Tickcl AA XV.1lls BMSN Wfcstberg BME Wfcsnbcrg SA XVIIIILIIIIS SN XYl'cgI.1ru 2 2 . is 4' A Q A rn lx ' ' L 3 ll HM 4 .'XlII.l'x 'N 'v-+ QW -M 4 vi M57 ? li. i 1 1 ,V , 9x kfv- ' sw x 1 A 1 i i 5 , -i A, dw- 3 Aug ' 'X 2 w. i w 4 I X. 2 715' UI ' I i N-- 'lv- .., ----.au 'L no 'f,p r K nd d1V1S1QH SN Dougherty BMS Enix SN Freeman SA Gasiurmsski BM3jansun SNjenkxns SA McGuire SN Mulsmy AN Pxnin SN Ramirez SN Rodlsh SN Sctma HMS Slncialr SN Shannon AN Stewart 3 BMS Colon SA Gachcs SA Uregoire BMJ Grace SA Huck:-rson BMJ Hnglcy SN Lunsford SN Mum BIN15 Nlcm SA Rosnm 3 ' N.,-,Q ..,:x'... M A' C J - . ': .: ' '- .. 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H ,is 5 209 210 marine detachment is The primary mission ofthe Marine Detachment on to provide seeurityg also. in the tradition of the Matlnfifo ny would KEARSARGE, they ure geared to repel boarding parties. IT: lnenihp dare. and provide boarding and landing parties if needed- 'il asm. ment also provides training for the ships landing Pllfll' HS we viding men for key billets. ' The Marines on KEARSARGE also curry on the long lfor W Sea-Going spit und polish as well us providing nllllfllfl' honofsmye Officer dignitaries, The Admiral, Chief of Stuff, Cttpttun and Exeuf fadltmll' of SIUHF enjoy the services of Murine Orderlies. In yesteryear, lffagfleiaikargtd with this responsibility have given their life to proteetntheir SPN umm The Murine on board ship must uphold the tradition all blzqugli- of the Corps. which wus founded on the premise thin a tiiarincnshipmd fied in the duties of tt seumun its well as proficient in tnarliSn:l'r5 ofthf I-Zround tnttits, The men of the Marine Detachment are lhe E' . title Soldiers ofthe Sea . RSARGEB nf the tim any would 'hc Detach- avell us pro' tradition vi s fm mining Jtivc' Uftluf ines Llmrgrf Qzlptzxin. md rcpumivi me be quali- and manship heirs of Ihr .u':'5-If:-g1.,., ':l'1'15IIEl:g:,gff,f, r I 55231: , I :EfQ1:g:..x,f' X ., ' '11-irtvg-,-..,, ,il .y . ..f-.-zizfrgj-dlffiffglix v Q -lv-rw 'rx C33 Ill-bl -W Y 1 2? 1 L marine detach ment Q3ffigQfj:iQf PH Hcrrx PH Buhmunt IX Pl, Iiurzuk PW Buwlcv PH Brown LC PI. Iiunung PVT Bum LC Pl- C .xrdunu PH, Lurrv PH, Duzdsnn PIII Dclnng PH, Dems PV'I'El.1ml CAPl,.I51nl-4 PH. Ilurd I.f.Pl.FfdI'1LlS PH, H.1lm LPI. 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I .H H, , mu-li Kiwis whith IQQL-P thc Qti.irtcriri.istcrs hust hiith In Pun Am, ht ruth tu rnswritl tt: umtrrt1t,,,,1 mmm: I sur IiIf.'XIiS.'XRCiIQ iiiiist ' A. .' 'I I, -t X it , J it III tiiiics 'I'Iici'cI'tiru. Iitcr.iIh' Irumircdx -Hg, ilu-iittglntitit tht' I.itiht . . I , , it. A mt wt mlm mtl ptihl ttiiiiis tlqpittinu this rclgimiri. .is well .ts ntlwr xmrlg I Utir Utiirttrtiiisttrs iiisurn thtt thtst ru ft tirtgis. iiitist hc IIl.IlIlI.llIlLL. K . . K tutitiiiti.tII', trptl.rtt'tl .mtl rcsisctl. I I 'mis tiviiuiiitritt mint' tlivs htt' ' , ' A t , ' lift 'clung In xml I'iitlci'w.it prcp.tr..ti A Irs .intl ttirrcnts must hc tmiipluul, Ankl mmm . U V ,mrkirigs .mtl ti,isiVg1itiiiri.rI .iitls sclcttctl tu cngihlc thc ship tu iiiuiicutqr .lLk'LlY'.lIljI'.' whilc in rcstrittutl w.itcrs. Utitc untlcrw.ii', Uuartcrrrmtgt I I I x 4 ' ' A I timri thc stccritig .mtl cngirif tciritrtil ,t,l,,,nx ithc shi w s cs wrt stccrstiitii uri thc Iiritlgr I A I ' I, when thc ship is iii rcstrittctl w.ttcrs. either while truism I nr Icmiitg port. At sc.1. Qtitirtcrtimstcrs .ilw issist thi ur when cntcriiii ur in tht ittutl tiiviuititm ul the ship. 'Ihis iriwlscs ripgmm , , - L N.v.'iItg.it ' . ' . . A. is the httlioiiictcr. Itimu .ititl ittisii,.itiun.tI mtjlr In it t 4 . Lk. suth CQLHPIHCIWI . tlititiii, .tt'ttir.ttc tcIcsti.iI ulwscrsnititms .ts well .is tlcmilctl plugin., ut' 0 tht- wshtps tr.itIt must hc iimintgiitictl. Ihc Quirtcriiitistcrs must hc Qqudlir priitit-isnt nt thcsc t.1sIts in suth thvcrsc lohitions .is the Iltstcrn Palm the w.ltcrs tilt I'l'1w iii mtl the 'lkmlxiti Gull. ' XYhcri KIfARSARC,IIi is rcquirctl tu iu.incux'cr .tlumgsitlc other shgpt for umlcrw.1s' rcplcnishiiicnt - it tlttily nt't'urrcm'c .it'tiiiics during tht nrt lqllfl Hllctl upon to tlcriitmsrrttu their ship cruisc - IgLl.lFlCFIIl.lSUSfS . A Ht . I I Ihis tiptritimi ttintluttctl with tht ships ll timcs tmli i I I I I I I I I I . I I li Il tl Ii I, I tl ll il II I EI If I ti I I 1 . I I 4 i I i i I I I I I i i I i i I i I I I I I i 214 -Q T umtrtrl expertise. Az . E 1 A tri thf Itlfl Icct .ip.irt. rcqtiircs cxtrcmch' prctisc steering - it tribute Qu.trtcriii.istcr Irlcliiisiimn. 1 ,i in l 5 , ff 4 . Q fr: V .4 H -. . -1 , u , ,. . 1 .. J. . v.. Lui. - . ... . .. , . , ,,, .. U IDR V.mghn I1 lJRM.1Imbcrg HF? 1 gf f 1 Q ifif, V iifffff? .1,i:E17f E I -, X 1 ,,.fs'6 ' xvhzisi 14 ffl! 1, 5 ll' .. 4. 'uf ,nm Q,-., ,,, -K . 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The Dental Department has three dentists. nine A ' ' ' d ' io dental assistants and one striker. thus giving us a patient- entist rat ofone thousand patients per dentist. The Dental Department boasts this year of three completely new and ultramodern dental operatories and one prophylaxis unit, which enables us to perform the entire spectrum of dental services. These include op- erative dentistry lsilver amalgams and gold restorationsl. end0ntiCS lroot canal therapyl. periodontics ltreatment of disease of the gums l. surgery and fixed and removable prosthetics appliances ldenturesl. The 218 1 prophylaxis unit is used for cleaning and applying stannous flouride to the teeth. We also have facilities for taking and processing dental X-rays. and a laboratory for construction of prosthetic appliances. The role of the Dental Staff is the treatment of dental disease and its prevention through patient education. prophylactic cleaning and ap- plication of stannous flouride to the teeth. Another service offered by tllf department is emergency service to the crew of the KEARSARGE and preyy 'members of other ships in company who have no onboard dffllal aci ities. ,vi ml DN Abc E- I fi ,. ii 1 V , 3 L s. 5 5 . 7' mf- 'Ev Q 5 !'- -' 1 I 1. L W - , , . E Y: CDR Lumkcr, ly!-'flfjl qyffitu. , 5' QU nl UI ? 'iejf 4 DTI Hnrzlcs DTS Kncr llufrlun UTI MLC Hrumk DTI Nurm SN Rclu 7 Qm XX ll DN XX um, 219 medical An aircraft carrier is many times referred to as being, similar to a small city. The medical needs and facilities are likewise similar. The KEARSARGE medical staff normally consists of two medical officers. The Air Group. when embarked. suppliments the ship's company with its officers and corpsmen. Sick call, physical examinations. X-rays, immunizations. minor surgery. eye refractions. Hrst aid training and sanitation inspections are some of the routine everyday duties performed. Everyone must be alert always for those occasional emergencies that can and do occur during a deployment. Training and practice help develop the skill and teamwork necessary to handle any situation properly. Medical assistance to near- by ships and units and major surgery capabilities are two other services ofthe medical department. an administrative officer and corpsmen. i ui l l U f d 4. H , E? - Gm, 11 w X N I, V K ' ' - ,fi X H-xv, .' 4 . K , .M N an I if 24' 7' . A 5 X V .il 5 I 1 I 'Tfi77. : . 17: 1-- . H271 Plym :r:..:.gg3 5, , :.... , 1---L. M, , -M... N... -1 .... -7.7.7-.... -.. ,.. n v v - . , f'! '57' ' o-f', K ' 1 'hun Qlqnlu- ,.: '1g34 f3Jp .:,,, A . . T . . f 1 1 1 1 1 ,E 11 N fi 1 'z ll 55 ,, ,I I 1 4 I fl gi r ii 1: J il X E a 1 ! ! i I I I l i s I I 1 222 I IM 1 Ihmnhcur H511 Holm HMI Iiuldlin SN Bxlvlcr 4'WN x w 1 1:5 ' 'i ,f , Y. U G l 5 Q 14 WEP 5 G L lt Y 1 IG' f we-A MN ' ff-1 :M N M. if ag HN Fletcher HN Forgctt HMI Gnrewood HM3 Gray AN Hickman HMB Scott HM2 Surugnrd HMiSrr.1uss HIN-13vX'i'.xdc HMI W'hirc l t ' i A 4 .,.. 1 i... . . i .fa-' l -- 4' ,Lai L ...a . i 1 Z 5 ii S 5 i 1 n i . il ll l l il ll il i i i . 4 :i l l i , damage control al-Rl f ,s . This is a drill. this is a drill. All hands man your General Quartets Stations . With that call the KEARSARGE Damage Control organization whips into action and begins the arduous task of buttoning up the ship. In August of 1968, the Damage Control Department was organized. KEAR- SARGE was selected as one of the type ships to create this new depart- ment. Originally, Damage Control fell under the control of the First Lieutenant. Then, in 1946, the responsibility was changed to the Chief Engineer. Now, due to the complexity of modern ships and numbfffll ever present hazards to ship board personnel. the Secretary ofthe Nagy was authorized the formation of this new department on a trial basis. From the beginning, our group of professionals began to teach the ship that damage control is an All hands evolution . Lectures onutht use of fire fighting equipment and damage control procedures were glvfn continuously. Slowly, the ship's level of readiness to handle an emergeflfl' at sea began to climb. By the beginning of the cruise our group Ol Pm' fessionals stood ready to handle any emergency and bring KEARSARGE home safely. f 5 i i F 224 s Fil.. ' ,fglvf V 3 ff'-ii i ,feuuey Qs. Q21 + wsfzif. ' ifif A 3' S 51 Q -5 ,. ,-za. 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In the initial planning and work-up S1325 means spending many hours in the thoughtful pr0- . . - . I ' 'gf Orders and directives. This planning function non dat to day' SUPSVWO carried over in the Staffs 1 . . . . v diritv lo accomplish its task most effectively. the Staff is dlllde dew, three departments. The Operations Department is resptinsiblelforcmsuf mining and controlling the movements and actions of all the eem A N ntin each area of tl the Group. It is made up of specialists represe g If S gsurm Groups organization: Air Operations. Surface Operations. hu 'l mn' Operations. etc. lhe task of nmriaging the n 2 Communications Department takespvfl I C l Dpi-ms flow of intra group and intra fleet infoprinatio .A 1' d ltee mu f0fl5Uml means handling ri great volume of message traffic .in P . an' ment status .ind Cr abreast of recent changes in communications equip 4 Nshmg ability. The Administration Department is responsible for AEECOFTELWB the tvping. filing and other administrative tasks created ubi' I 6 O .ep departments. both expediciouslv and correctly. It also In whelming amount of time and effort as the Staffs HCC S CIlOffIlO US . volves an ol E d in this areal if of their All three departments are keved to the aiccompllmmem 'ODPM purpose the successful dailv functioning of the Group. It take? in whlfh tion. talent and a great deal of work to get the job dpnvi' 'W' 5' 10 must be done if ASW' group One is to succeed in its mission. f diverse missron rp stages rful pru- rm never pcrvismn ded mul Ur dcrcr-I :ments U1 ',r ot' thc b-Surface ITTTPUSTTIQ nun. This runSm!'1Il'- .md CAP' vrnplishlni other run , sm Over- L5 JFCL1 MC r of rhelf 55 mupff-1' rub Whlch KAPI lirrrm CDR Spruull ll3R Shi l,rr.m LDR Kamp LLDR C rn ur: LLDR Smshcr Ll DR Foster LLDR Lrcpuld LCDR Bunk LT Rees LT Brown LT Smnsburv LTJG Sanroro ENS Rodgers ENSjunes YNCS Slater 3 P w df A . 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In many performances, Aboth for members ol the Group and for munv nudi- ashofg, have been great morale btxosters as well as fine entertain The band is an important part of the Staff, und its presence mn triblllfd m uch to the cruise. rf' N . ,LY ' , 1 ..' , , f:,,' , 1 ' , K s ,, sb 2 p, qv: , 4, .'A 2 s z l it ltre Q5 'iii tr 1 A. -ff X . .. 4. if M fn , A ' F .g qg.k A If 'f MU3 Surface MU3 Von Fraenkel MU2 Zito MHC Ball MU2 Clay MU2 Donuhoo MU2 Eddy Mll2 Gibson MUSN Homan MU5 Kline MUSN Lamb MUSN Langdon MUS Makselan MUSN Martin MUI Monroy MU3 Noll MU2 Smith MUSN Sturm MU3 Suchla 233 I ,914 . M? ,J 44- ., 5-3 Y 5 fifirfi' J. ' A, wx 'fir , , 1,3 , M , V 1 - Al Y, my ' g 1-M 1 A 'YL -1 7, .1 a.,,--,,,4 N. ,,,,, ,. .,, ,.,,, M ,,, ,,., ,,.,, F 15 fp. 'r 5 ' I . 'sa .4 ' -3- +4 - 7 fi -:jg folding rcbtor blades a11OW c0ff1PaCt Swwage I I 1 Q , la 'i 15 ii QE I il 1 il: gn w ,nf- .y,4-l .u- 1 1 4-r ,-5, ...swf -4' l 3, 1' v., . up X .s-' ' W L X mg ,ff fl' ,ini 4 'L . 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This includes detecting, tracking, and destroying enemy submarines. Although the primary mission is ASW, the Air Group ,has enlarged its scopf of operations to include Search and Rescue, Gunfire Spotting, and Surfqff Surveillance in support of Seventh Fleet operations in the Gulf of Tonlnn. CVSG-53 is composed of three squadrons and one detachmentuilr Anti-Submarine Squadron Twenty-one KVS-Zlj and Air Anti'SubrD2H'0f Squadron Twenty-nine KVS-291 fly the Grumman SZE Tracker. Carrlfff Early Warning Squadron One One One CVAW-l l ll, detachment 33, flri the Grumman EIB Tracer. Helicopter Anti-Submarine Squadron Si! KHS-6l flys the Sikorsky SH3A Sea King. ,., W zvrr.-fnizfu 5 v Ll JR M1 LACE -E ag-gr I LCDR Miner Lcgun David LT R, ,,,,, ,ni ,Z cf' pa xf-' R 4 f 1 1 n FI Y i 2 3 P 'xl' A L' J ,l. -'gsmfl LTO'Neill LT Hoger i f 1 1 1 s 1 1 ,?x 'S 11 A' Af' X vu... i 5.- 72: 242 244 -4 f V S 2' I f e 2 ef . ,f ' 96 '72 Y- l ' if X 5 S if 9' Mui- -AQ -?il f' .vinyl . P f ,:n7ili5?G:a .f?'-- 99' ' -' 9': 'I x A ev 989' . 'N J, Ron' v--21 On 25 April l950. VS-Zl became the first squadron to carrv the des. nation Air Anti-Submarine Squadron. Since that time. the Rui 'l'ails have distinguished themselves as professionals in carrying our the ASW' mission, as well as surface surveillance. search and YCSCUQ. 'gunfire spotting, and intelligence gathering in the Gulf of Tonkin. VS-ll is also the only VS squadron to employ the Bull-pup Guided Missile up- ii: erationally. VS-Zl is under the leadership and guidance of CDR G, L. Sims,jr.. Commanding Officer. and CDR M, Staser Holcomb, Executive Oftim, It is com rised of l77 enlisted men and 32 officers. These men are re- p fi sponsihle for the maintenance of the aircraft. the administration an op- eration of squadron affairs and performance of the mission assigned Thev keep the Grumman SZE operational in an all-weather environment and in around-the-clock operations. 1 R ffm Q 45- .,'. 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Q 3 , , Q. x 1' E 6 Y '75 ' nz 1 .! vu -A' J X S, . 1 AN Purmcil ffl RS Rhodus AN Ruhqrd AEAN Rim AMN Sf..4rburuugh AZ? Shankrlford AWS Shephard PS5 Sl'uft'cr r'K'l'NS Stewart AA Sremrr AXI Tannuhlll AX2 Thonrpson ADRZ Tyrrell AN Vunuenheuoel PRS Nnshun in PK N YI. Um' HSI I 'H XYT1 af- . XXKHKXJ-1.r XY! .' Yfimxra' -KN XY'h'.rc' AW? Vfsxxfx A ' 4 .f, . 4. 3.1- ,.. -,,4-H I..-,nf. 'TQ .fy '- t , ,V , , -X '-.- ...A :hhrr fi' 3...- vs--29 In April 1960. Air Anti-Submarine Squadron 29 lformerly a patrol ' held aboard the VSS BENNINC1- VS-2ll was commissioned in ceremonies . i .1 A TON KCVS-20l. VS-29 commenced its Hrst deployment on ll March l9lJl aboard KEARSARGE. and has participated in several deployments with the K since. During these cruises. the squadron receix'edA-seyfrlil lBattle Efficiency awards including the CNO Safety Award. the Awardl, and the Arnold 'lay Isbell Trophy for ASW excellence. x f On December l, 1968. VS-29 embarked aboard KEA-RSARQE Of evaluations of ASXXY tactics. This was the first in it sertes.oftSl10fl . x. .'p .ylq mu? cruises lor conducting Special operations and getting ready or rs I' ' ' f :DEV coming VUestPac deployment. In February. l969. LDR Thomas A. ,U . took command of the squadron, and in March. it embarl-:ed aboard REAR SARGE for the beginning of this most recent deployment. LDR lxvcnwxx Iixcmulxvc Officer LC DR Huchyxcb LLUR XYVJILCIHN IIIDR Sturm Incl LLDR Padre LCDR Hupklnsun I.t,DRH.1lcy LT Riley 1.'I'Rocrhlcr I.'l'D1ck5on LT Luopcr LT Ulslm I.'l'141ndcncn L'l' L.unm l.'I'M.1mnf LT Ryum --4..m4,n4:gig-gg , .......l...x., -- -3 1 1.4-uw 'nr W 33 . -.......... 256 .2112 LT Nnbors LUG Bourlund LTJG Clevengcr LUG Childers LUG Robertson LUG Brown LUG Countryman LUG Shown LUG Collins LTJG Moss LT Williams LT Ferguson LT Rothschild LT Raasch LUG Schmachrenbcrg LT Llcnson l f 'iifymfff but A---f ' 5 l I I pu. 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The 69 WestPac cruise being no ex- ception. the Fudd provided many services to the airgroup, ship and staff. ' I h ln the Tonltin Gulf. VAXV W l l l is responsible for surface surve-illantf and flight following. and for relaying this information back to 'Combat Information Center aboard the ship. The Ef eeet- 1B can keep track ol the fn' tire surface situation in the Gulf, Not limited to surface situations. the Fudd can he used for vectoring aircraft into a search and rescuf area. warning ships and aircraft of impending attack. and keepin? mr' f d itself to be more thiln craft clear of hazardous areas. VAXX 1- l ll prove capahle ol meeting all these requirements. fl. I f Batgby if rv su. 11 uf' 1 I 266 fx P'-Wx VS YL, S, AD RC, Bunk ATC 'Iuhmmn TN Alcantam AMS3 Anderson uf- U7 AN Andrus ADRZ sms AN Hull ni 'ggilf ii '-use AMSAN Hmm ily' it ' AMEAN ummm n 1 5' ADR3Byingu1n ' 5 I' 5 w : 5 if A n ,W gi 2 'ii . -' ,zij:3ih.i.A.... ...gy , H... -...' . 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Q4 'J ul -an :ann-.',n, 'ar lfw,,Q ,- -4 :-has any .fQ,,.. ,.: 4 U ER i .-2 50 -? .nsvvll 1335, f , grgx ,ff N4,?:.-ite Ii-'K 272 ,,,.r -'li YET hsx , , ' gionecl in Helicopter Anti-Submarine Squadron Six WHS Gm wmmli bemfg june 1965 aboard the USS PR if . - f- INCETON while .at Sea mgiilliiiiiarine A Formosa and Okinawa. The squadron joined Carrier Anti- , Grou 53 ' N K ' ' A , , I mfms P . lC,.VSC1'55l in APril l960, and has made seieriil dflllll bra ahoard KITARSARGE . . I ' 962. HS- A in Westerti Pacific waters. Earll In I ' ceived thc Na ' N ' SH ffl , r HS the L W .xys first all-weather helicopter. lxnmm sm K' 1 l dufilnff .ol i ing, C ipible of 5 L d . 2 . gn ' -' ' 'PT 5 UP to 165 'mles PU- llouzxd son1irfflu'P . A . I ff ' four and one halt hours and with new and more S0Phl5Um ' ment it r d -- 2 55 Ill , A ' etlectufn'-' . p ovc to he a valuable asset to the 5 u.idronS ASV' M' ' q X opcrations during thc- following deplovtricnts. Thr tr' d A ,V , .. 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' . , -...q.,.,,,,,,,4, .,,Mm.,, .Tm I K , r W V - 1 , 1 . - ,. .. - - - 1- Md -A 1 o PO' ..- i an-H1 295 ei- 1 in memoriam o those of the frank at sea. june 3, 1969 VC'hen our nation was born on the fourth ofluly l ' 'CL not all Americans. only a comparative handful. dared proclaim they were its fathers. pledging to one another. their lives and sacred honor. to tell the world here was a land where men would be free. Destiny is not always fair. N Men may starve at a Valley Forge while countrymen profit Q from their misery: but men have been willing in each generation of our history to pay freedoms price. and have served her at Gettysburg. the Argonne. Iwo'Iima. lnchon and Chu Lai. Still today some pledge their very lives and sacred honor. Too often. full payment is asked ofthat pledge and young lives are offered on freedoms altar. whether it he the inferno of Khe Sanh or the dark tomb ofthe Frank E. Evans. No one really wants to leave home and loved ones. but to man freedoms distant ramparts. someone has to. No young man wants to die. but through the 195 years of our countrvs birth. the list of those who have done so continues to grow. Now and again the summons sounds. Someone must serve notice to the world that there is a land where a man. simply because he is a man. can live in liberty and dignity: and assure that they who have died for this cause have not done so in vain. but are. in truth. freedoms honored dead. A Salute to Servicemen delivered july 5. 1969,hyQhaplainC1lvnn aboard KEARSARG E, Cruise Book Staff. CDR R. W. L k ' . Co-editorg LTjG F. L. Bauman l5j'h0ig!'2iy,i,soE21klJfiJlllZfltgudon Editor LTJG L B Butler, voy, Photo-coordinatorsg SN R. Rose Cartoonist H Green and PHZJ C BOW wa. LSWVORTH PUBLISHING Qruise Book Sales offices 96 COMPANY '740-h Herstnei simi V La Jolla Lnlifornla 9205 51arceline,N1u.l. SA 4 S 1 5 ...-4 . . f: D351 X , A , ,NA .. x E x gg N ' XI f 1. A ,ff 5 , E- - I if-5, - H 2-. N ' P 'l'- A ,.- ,,..r 17- 5'Sif 'f5 x 1625 u 24 S.-:T-'-1i5'f i Q. X if , A I 2453 f l - is XR? J an A xg,'l r'. s' 3' X39 I I S Coiumamnlin srvlizvill FLEET 69 V , TAKES PLEASURE IN COMMENDING 45211. ' ff I ni t I ff USS KEARSARGE ICVS-33I N 'J : J I 1 . , I ,A A j' LI T i 5 5439! SL ' fra! for service as ser forfh in the followmg CITATION FOR OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCE OF DUTY DURING A DISASTER AT SEA WHILE ASSIGNED 'PO 'DIE SEVENTH FLEET AND SERVING AS A UNIT OF THE SOUTHEAST ASIA TREATY ORGANIZATION IN EXERCISE SEA SPIRIT. ON 3 JWE 1969 HMAS LELBOURNE AND USS FRANK E. EVANS COLLIDED AT SEA. UPON RECEIPT OF A CALL FOR ASSISTANCE, LSS KEARSARGE RESPONDED WITH IMMEDIATE AND SUSTAINED EFFECTIVENESS PROVIDING AIRBORNE CCNMUNICATIONS RELAY AND AIR CONTROL, MEDICAL AID, AND AIR SEARCH AND RESCUE. KEARSARGE QUICKLY ESTABLISHED commu- NICATIONS RELAY AND HELIQJPTER CDNTROL WHILE ACTIVATING ITS MASS CASUALTY PLAN. SERIOUSLY INJURED PERSONNEL WERE HELICOPTERED ABOARD AND QUICKLY TREATED AND PROCESSED FOR RETENTION OR AIR EVACUATION. KEARSARGE TOOK ABOARD ONE HUNDRED NINETY-NINE SURVIVORS OF FRANK E. EVANS AND CGVDUCTED PHOTCX-IRAPHIC COVERAGE OF DAMAGE TO BOTH SHIPS WHILE CONTINUING HELICOPTER SEAROIES OF THE AREA FOR SURVIVORS. MEDICAL ATTENTION AND ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT FOR THE SURVIVORS WERE PROVIDED WITH THE UTMOST EFFEC- TIVENESS WHIGI WAS 'IHE RESULT OF A SPONTANEOUSLY COORDINATED EFFORT BY ALL HANDS. THE OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCE OF KEARSARGE WAS THE RESULT OF EXEMPLARY TEMMORK AND DEVOTIOV TO DUTY AND WAS IN KEEP- It I ' xl Q . , Q' W x I Aw , R f :Q I f 'fy I .5 ING WITH THE HIGHEST TRADITIONS OF THE UNITED STATES NAVAL SERVICE. . l' 3? I' , f u I I . ggi, 44? I Is I A at I.: ,Y . ,E Vice Admiral, U.5. avy . 'I I Commander SEV ENT Fleet ' : 5, 5 1' , Trl ' A A ' - A ,.-::'i'.n, . -1+4?E-G- X GE.. 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