Keppler (DDE 765) - Naval Cruise Book

Text from Pages 1 - 57 of the 1960 volume:

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A ' - W --44--..a-v J- r- 'Q '. sf- ' ' ,, 7 . . V. .. 'w .,.4.N-wgfi. - W .df-.n- , t v- ,,,, - W .,- ..-+- 8-er-194 . - rw MMM C-.w-4 . . . 2- - 4 Jw.. '- s-. rf'- ua- - U ' , '44 Jn- '- . -'.,,, --v - -, , . rw-' .- 1 ,p , H-- W . ' ' Hu. -- '- Y 7 QQ ....'.... 3 i - ,, H M - W.. ' ' H I . HAM' -. HISTORY OF THE USS KEPPLER QDDE 765j Named for Reinhardt J. KEPPLER, boatswain's mate first class, Congressional Medal of Honor winner at the Battle of Savo Island when aboard the USS SAN FRANCISCO. KEPPLER's keel was laid at the San Francisco Yard of the Bethlehem Steel Company on 23 April 1944. She was accepted on 20 May 1947 and was commissioned on 23 May 1947 as DD 765. After her shakedown cruise, KEPPLER sailed to the Far East. She returned in May of 1948 and operated from San Diego, spending part of the time as the flagship of COMDESFLOT 3. 'rr 1949 KE LER entered the San Francisco Shipyard for conversion to an escort destroyer. Upon completing .ugsyievsh trai ' t San Diego, KEPPLER was deployed to the Atlantic and became the flagship of COMDESFLOT -l .,,duriz1,Qpla3l!gns in Northern waters. 1950 operations included an advanced anti -submarine warfare operation .?,hJa :iercises PORTREX and CARIBEX in February and March, plane guarding in April. ln July KEPPLER Wft New on a Mediterranean cruise. Upon arrival in Greece, she was ordered through the Suez Canal to the Fa' it. During the period August 1950 to February 1951 she was attached to the Seventh Fleet, operating in I' , 53 X1 and Korean waters. She then returned to Newport and spent the rest of the year at home except for 3g',EX in October and November. 1952 KEP LER deployed to the NELM area for hunter-killer operations and took part in the GRANDSLAM tion. KE R spent April through August in United States waters and then sailed to Northern Europe for ,L f-.ation L. 1953 KEPPLER went to the Boston Shipyard and then to Guantanamo Bay for refresher training. In 1954 she participated in Operation SPRINGBOARD, hunter-killer operations, and then was assigned to LWCNELM. She visited in Italy, Greece, France, Northern Ireland, Germany, England and Holland. .-JEPPLER spent 1955 in type training and hunter-killer operations in United States waters except for a short ., .5 -o Portugal. KEPPI '. . entered the Philadelphia Shipyard in January of 1956 and then went to Guantanamo Bay at the corn- . retiorr.-I-'.-' the overhaul fo refresher training. A few weeks were spent in Newport prior to sailing to Norfolk to eral- ..l,g',nidsl1ipmel for C BRAVO. , tothe fall of 1956, LER was en a ed in t e trainin and hunter-killer o erations. For a five week period 8 S YP S P in Novew f-Decqfjzrber, she 'was at sea on an extended ASW patrol. . in JR-Q... ll 195 E1EPPLERdepartedfor South America on a combined training and good will cruise. She visited ,.-'lrtftitz ff' 2.u'Z1h. r., Equador, Peru, Chile, and Panama on the two and one half month cruise. ,K 'sy an gist :,'Y'i7, KEPPLER again departed for a tour of duty with the SIXTH Fleet, visiting ports in the Eastern f ie 5.:errar.Ha:J, and transited the Suez Canal for duty in the Red Sea. N' l4eturnir.,3!.'fNewportin late December she remained there untilFebruary when KEPPLER took part in SPRING- -TIQARD -.raining in Puerto Rican waters visiting Cuidad Trujillo while there. On return to Newport in March, she Q,:5verat'..a' fT'JI .'Ph8,-J until her entry into Boston Naval Shipyard in May for overhaul. . Df.pa:I.L.mg iiosxrf in August 1958, fcfresher training was completed in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba in October. I-ponic, .rr fx. - refresher training KEPPLER was assigned to Task Group BRAVO, a unit ofthe Anti -Submarine D'Zii6HS.. Tfc.':e Atl ',.tic Fleet devoted to the development of hunter-killer tactics. Operating with the support carrier P1113 '.- P' sh.: participated in various NATO and Fleet exercises, as well as a summer midshipmen cruise, and '.f 111. f Can da ...rd Bermuda during 1959. lf A 2 P2211 hastontinued her Task Group BRAVO operations in 1960 and participated in SPRINGBOARD training, N 531.111 lu .-1, Puerto Rico, and St. Thomas, V.I., in March. VALLEY FORGE replaced WASP as the Task Group ei and flagship in April. 'Z ,fit ca:'f 3 I., WILLIAM B. BAGBEY, COMMANDER, U.S. NAVAL RESERVE COMMANDINC OFFICER, USS KEPPLER IDDE 765i KEPPLER is fortunate in having as Commanding, Officer ri man to whom destroyers have been ri home for many years. Commander Bagbey received his commission in 1942 and spent the war years aboard the USS OSMOND INGRAM IDD 255j and the USS KILLEN IDD 593j, the Iatter of which he became Executive Officer. Ifie took part in the Leyte Invasion, the battle of Surigao Straits, the Invasions of Brunei Bay and Borneo, and the Occupation of NorthernJanan.After:I period of inactive duty during which time he distinguished him- self in the training of Reserve units, he was recalled to destroyers, the USS DORTCII IDD 6701 as Executive Officer in 1951. Following this, Commander Bagbey served in Ger- many as Officer-in-Charge of the Navy Section of MAAC- FRG, an organization which helped train West German Navy personnel on American rninesweepers and destroyers. Coni- rnanderihgbeybeerime the Commanding Officer of KEFPLER in 1958. Commander and Mrs. Bzlgbey have three young sons and reside in Newport, R.I. 4 '41-'fx U. S. S. KEPPLER CDDE-765i CAR: or FLHT Pon OFFICE Nzw Yonx. Nzw Yonx '24 August 1960 From: Commanding Officer, USS KEPPLER QDDE 7655 To: The crew of the KEPPLER Subj: The Med Cruise of 1960 l. It gives me much pleasure to commend the crew of KEPPLER for their fine performance of duty and their conduct ashore during our deployment with the SIXTH Fleet. Ihope you enjoyed the opportunity of visiting the Mediter- ranean and at the same time have an increased awareness of the need for strong U.S. naval forces in this strategic area. 2. With our return to the United States l will be bidding you farewell. The last two years since taking command in Kingston, Jamaica, on 13 September 1958, have been full of rewarding experiences. We have had a fine group of officers and men aboard but l would especially like to express my appreciation to the Chief Petty Officers. l have never served with a finer group. 3. You can look forward now to PRAM and an almost rebuilt ship which should solve many of the problems that have beset us in the last two years. 4. KEPPLER will always be in my heart and I wish all of you smooth sailing over the years. i ef? 5 . , U. ,ff 'f A ' fe QP! 61 N -49 . y W 1 cf? X i1 i y 1 - .1 ' 5 m I I , 4' ,I xbwd W Nd I mln' v 'f'f ' 5 'I' , sq' va X in XX, X il' ,I . U .' 1 is 1 L Y, 1 - V A O ! 5 -. avi ,-af You-u--1 V A, f 1 TOP ROW, Qlto rj: ENS Firmin,ENS Ryan,ENS Willis, LTJG Lubke, ENS Koon, LTJG McNulty, ENS Mayo, ENSBroder,ENSBaker.BOTTOM ROW: LTJG Fowler, LT Knowles, LCDR Zartman, COMMO. Lange, CDR Bagbcy, LT Connelly, LTJG Alves. OFFICERS At sea casualness My relief is 2 whole minutes late. 1 I x Q i rr-ww-ug Q-5--4 ' f, J , EXECUTIVE OFFICER ,,, LCDR w. F. zmman ..,,,,., A, 1 ' M .- Q 3' 0 4 1 IA I 'M' ,4 A 4-. f,' . X A f U gg.. 1, OPERATIONS LT J. J. Connelly ENGINEERING ' LTJG A. Alves DEPARTMENT HEADS ' g q 17 'liff' , -fi.: r .' -X I GUNNI-:RY H, 1' '. ' -, , ' ' LTJG N. V. Fowler 34 I ' I L? I I f v 1- ' SUPPLY A -.., 'I ENS G.W.Wi11is Ag, n. ,g n w fi -lQ.Lf I A ,NNN s,- Qi 45 V1 Y , I. I, if RP' I ' 4 LTJC Lubke CIC OFFICER LTJG McNulty ASW OFFICER ENS Baker COMM OFFICER I . I J .X yn- 7 ,,,,,-v 5 V ENS Ryan lst LT G? -4 ,.. f 'fx 'QMS . Y, 1 l 4 ENS Mayo DC A EINS Brodcr ASST CIC ENS Flfmln 2nd DIV OFF ENS Koon EMO ,M' 7 WL, .-Bal' I 'sl Ek Q, ,dllxx .xx , sg gr ,Ji . X , -JN N1 , 1 W 5114. iii qv 3111 4 v 1 4 dshx men Cam Decker Goodness, Walker. BOTTOM RCW: Midshipmen Mays, Laster, Podraski, ' 1 'WI Mi 'P P, , 1. MISSING: Midshipmzm Schlichter. if MIDSHIPMEN 9 ,lr Q14 :rg 4:1 -'ff ,- ,fy 5 I 1 I ew 1 A P . ,I I 4 ' X, ' X .-+- T '57 DuNcANsoN,HM1 2' J f gif' NOWAK BM2 . sAn.oRs OF THE MONTILI Q 5. DAHROUGE,RD3 f' ,v Q j 4 1 , .M lu is fn gf x V I V , N. HEY. RDS St RDSTN Woodrum SN Toomey, Ci D3 X d SN MIDDLE ROW Woody RD0 Schum.1n,RD'7 B101 RDI LTJC Lubkcg 1, v. ffl 84 FJ 1, ,ei I 4 x .Inf - V Y - . r' A L1 1 I . K TOP ROW, fl to rj: Calushgi, ETN3, Ricci,YNSNgMabb,SN PN3g Polk, QMCg LT Connelly, ENS Koong U'Boyle, ETC, Mc Donough, ETN3. 0E DIVISION I flioon hour relaxation Shipk Office at work . . . r I F' , I' K Q -ff 9 I ll IH ,Q I if ri' EIA 'Eg I I ' X X ay I m 'I f DW! X 4 Qi. ,. . , :YLNI ,L . -Q. ..ET at work... 13 Worthington, YNSN, Haney, ETN3g Bourke, QMSNg Henderson, QMSNQ Rogers, SN, H:1nson,ET2. MIDDLE ROW1 Kirk, QMS, Drury, I . g, Nm l A flax ct- lfwf' ig f Full Power Tense ness I I Chief Snipe I E , I ENGINEERING DEPT: TOP ROW: Aubert, R,, FN, Miller, FN, Hancock, FN, Aubert, D., FN, Matlock, Green, FA, Love, MM3. MIDDLE ROW: Dentinger, FN, McCartney, FN, Houdeshell FN Ballmer, FN, Cook, FN, Falco, MM3. BOTTOM ROW: Clark, MM3- Heath MM2' Broder,Ch1efEvans,Ferguson,MM1,Day,MM3. I I I .in 22 , , A, ' T K 'X 'PHY u V, : ' wr -a X ' EQ I sv ' q J' 4' IR- --' - , - v 5 I v ' ' 9 lg V 4 ' I 'g ' I: I - ,A I. N 'X J Q I F 8 fat!! ' ,lk . X rf , I! cy' . Z' - W I X. I - ' ? 2 x f' f ' I I . or i A . A A or I ' . 1 , ,f -I ..- I 75'-If . ce x .narc builers on the out- K f' , 'tors if H1 my Row . h ,H- , Q I ,I 1- '4 ff'r'rf'9 I IIIIIII G '1 I .t I 'gr Y fl , e- Ip I.-'I II K ,, ' I I 07 qv- v ,, ,, V ll - . 4 I W f 4 ,cc-1 7 w ' Til - K, - A I if N. , - ' ,' I 1 , . , , , ' T TOP ROW, fl to rj: Benson, FA, Talley, FN, Myk, FN, Jones, BT3, Kelly, FN, Riveib, IST3, Ii.1IDDl-li ROW Witherow, BTFN5 Stannard, BTS, Enwright, FN, Hamilton, FN, Gregory, FN, Conrad, FN, Amievai, BT3 Hollinger, BT2. BOTTOM ROW: Todd, BT3, Martin, BT2, Piper, BT1, ENS Broder, llorne, BTC, Dietz BT25 Ames, BT3. Ci 'af- 5 T B DIVISION A happy group . . . T The source ofthe smoke R 9 P l Qu, u-Q-w shs, T1 ' 5 'Y . E 'J fix' 1 'fi ,-ff-'-1 ,.,. .. - T' 'r'5i:'i'i..-h:.- .mf - V -ws: O if T ' 5-8 vw l L , '--1 .5 'fulfill f- 'Eff' la: I' A i u 1 , ,Q-,, fn ' -3, . , f , l v' N E i Y A - 'E 3 i W 41 ' . N i . .Lf '54 P :I ' A- l ' 'il - ' E H - 'I , l -r 'Q Tl w it ' if E 3 , ' Q C, 1 4 I-. ,Ji +, -R13 ' , -J 5. Y' 3 H .ff ', ' . ,t M? 1 -4 - V I . . i N JI, 'L IN K k T y , A .-., ff T , 6 'Q ' ' . ' T 3 ' , - ' 'T 5 'fr 'W K1 L a 9 4 I ' a TOP ROW: Syren,FN, Burton, EM3, Greene, ICFN, Taylor, EMFN, Wheeler, FN, Gross, EMFN,McCarthy, SN, Flanuni, EN2, Norvell, EMFN, Piotrowski, SEPFN. MlDDl.E ROW: Niethers, SFPFN, Nemec, SFPZ, Hodapp,E5.'l3, Barlow, FN, Bourgeois, EM2, Wheeler, ICFN, Hancock, FN, Cobble, NLM3, Killoran.MR3, A Q Hill, SFP3, Brand, lC3. BOTTOM ROW: Tomassetti, EM3, Craigmiles, MMl, Chief Evans, MI. Chief Thurston, Potter, DC2, Thurston, EM2. MISSING: Granillo, FN. ' A if f ' fs fi R' A 'xii' ' 0 1 - -- -- ENGINEERING DEPT' E T 4 'sf , , Q7 4 ' , an- X - 'MELA . , 1 J 41.4, -lui:-1-Law ' E il , 16 If, r' . . nm- I .1 Ma, , I V at-1'i H f.. A h-1,7 L31 'lk ' -zu X ,Jn 1 'A L X QS yi SNIPE CANDIDS f N22 , Xff-' J Ei: ,Q ,f, x, W f XZ X 4 Iliff' XX f 1. XXI xx ,N - K 'ff pf .11 l N wx Q f X two turns . . . take off thxcc . . . dd . . . P? Hsu SJ i 'fu . 4 -fig..---4' 'M' 5.,.,.f--- 3.5.0 . Maybe they'll nevcr find us This is l'V0fk? GUNNERY DEPARTMENT FOX TOP ROW: Campbell, TMS, Jure, FTMSNg Romdalvik, TMS, Owens, SN, Barber, FTASN, Bird, SOG3 Earl, SOG3g Albright, SOG3, Savage, SOG3. MIDDLE ROW: Naulty, TM3, Comish, SN, McLeod, SOG2 Huiscnga, SOGSN, Leeders, SN, Jensen, TMSNg Yoders, FTA3, Meredith, SOGSNQ Bastanchury, FTA3 Pederson, SOCSNg Collins, FTA3. BOTTOM ROW: Baushzl, F'l'2g Rowland, SOC23 Bowman, Tlwllf Bayless, Mr. McNulty, Ross, FT1, lsbell, SOG2g Boudreau, CME. l ,.v N 1' X Q r f L., f-rg 1.5 . I Y ' xi li 3 1, V K Nfl . - Ai 9 W ir , N, .43 , ' if --' if N i' 5 H ,, ' if l :JS , V v -2 nf' 5, ' ,F . .1 ,lilies M v 'H N Q4-. ,1 ' Ei up ' + Qi r , ' ,i , X I Rf - A 0 , Q 'e J' A ' w ,I 1-zirlu-g...... . 1 . 475 'FN 'Pi s gmt? Discussion on the 01 level Now, man the motor whale boat 2 N D TOP ROW: Buzzie, SN, Durst, SN, Smith, SN, Ulmer, SN, White, SN. MIDDLE ROW: Ryan, Raln- dazzo, SN, Kupseh, SN, Notley, SN, Ferguson, SN, Hughes, SA, Gerdau, SA, Hill, SN, Macfombgf, BOTTOM ROW: Connors,SN, Goodwin, CMB, Dickinson, BM2g Mr. Firming Roy, BM1, Cramer, BM3g Mb Curthy, SN. h i 7 . 7 4: r 'I . Q, X Q . -s I ,, Ju- t.u61xyfkiH A .,, , V - F.5, 'gif' Q9,i ff Q A ly. - 5 A M' 'tn I 5 21? t' 'L' K :, Q- ,. 'K :ix Q t. V b : ks ' l 4 , . ,Af Qf 3 Q -555 . J, I 7-1-,, - , 5 l --fn ' ' l XxN,x' wt' In ,I 3.3 1 1 I . , ' L-pLA-1..:. ' -.-Jn , . . . ! 4 . ff! . ,JFS .., Q 9 4: Q 1.1 rl 1 3' -' f s-W Y EY .,.,'...........-.,J- A A-,,. M-....,.., 1--........ GUNNERY CANDIDS E N ,K X3 .I 'cr A i I n - i v'-nu ,arf '- LY. f.-9' T ds' if v T T' '-if-f-kv-,..w,,.-Q A DS. ., 'ii ,slflgllllllllio . I if '7 4M'.'fL f ' E i'52E'J -'A 14 -T 4 X P 1 W -'r x ai 1 I 1? Y , 'af1 Aga N 3 s E I 1 V , , ' E in ' Q , f -5' S :T B- D ffq A K A -' kd, fy., ,T7 V ,f 3, . if li I F Y l 1 5 N, , , W 4 T E N- I x .1 , , ' V- b if 1 ,,.... '- . J TOP ROW, fl to rj: Simms, Manomet, SN, Jackson, SHE, Caparas, TN. MIDDLE ROW: Domingo, TN, Rawson, SN, McBryde, SD2, Platts,SD3, Edwards, SN, Knapp, SN, Mason, SN, Jackson, CSSN, Parker, TN, Deloma, SN, Stanley, SH2, Degraff, CS2, Walker, SH3, Winfield, SN. BOTTOM ROW: Hannah, SD1 TN, Hess, SN, Rettinger, SK3, Mcserve, SN, Brozgold, SKSN, Clark, SN, Ducap, DK2, Freeman, CS2, QSDCAQ, Savastana, CSI, Garneau, CSC, ENS Willis, Davison, SKC, Duncanson, HMI, Collard, SH1. Ship's Laundry havoc , E ffl' ff' -2 , SUPPLY DEPT: A x ' .- V f J M- , in -J, wil- lfnfjg , A A Turning To . . ii ilfgr.-5211-Q - -4 r 5 1, 1 'A 1. V . - 4 :Tl lain: li il I I T YXAYV, 1 v fr. .Q -A l v'.I V W J I I F, TOP ROW, fl to rj:Rg1bidou, RM35 Ycnkcl, RMSNQ Sorgc, SN5 Parctti, RMSN3 lluff,SM153 Gulcc, l7xlNl3QZJflll1gC3,SN3 Carton, RMSN. BOTTOM ROW:Wood, SM2g Vurgo, RM35 llill, RMC5 ENS Bakcrg Salcda, SMCg Silverstein, RM33 Andes, RMB. ' 4!.,Q-L,'Q .1 COMMUNICATIONS DEPT Blown fuse . . . 'K Who shall we communicate with today. Sccludcd Conicrcncc If-P qt: 55- 1' s ' 1 ' NEW CHIEFS A Chief Petty Officer . . . never drinl-cs, but il' he does drink never gets drunkg however should he get drunk, he never staggersg if perchance he graguggrghovvever, he never falls. But should he fall, he does so in the privacy of his quarters or with his arms folded in a manner as to conceal his rating badge and the fact that he is a CHIEF PETTY OFFICER. Initiation Oath of Office ri? -- .r ' I 4 me 1 X, xf wif? ' X , Z...- .dll in V. 'n f Justices Carneau and Evans, pres1dxng, USS KEPPLER Kangaroo Court For Me Congratiilati-naw tm Chief fxlfvi Vltgrtiniq Chief SD l'lL1l1lXJ.ll Chief Chl Nlartiri Tlll-' bl'l1- Libr qu Y As of the writing, of this the first half of thc squadron softballcornpctitionhas been corn- pletcd. KEPPLER is in second place, behind thc MCCAFFERY, and stands a very good chance of winning the Championship . . . The next lcw gamcs should tell the tale, and wc arc conlidunt that Wc will win . . . The Team . . . TOP ROW, ll to rj: Still- waggon, SN, Shorty Rawson 5 Jackson, SH3, McDonough, ETN3. MIDDLE ROW: Owens, SN, LTJG McNulty, Collard, SHI. BOTTOM ROW: Cornish, SN, Ryan, GMSN, Campbell, TM3, Ross, FTl, Hancock, P., FN. MISSING: Davison, SKC, Duncanson, l'lMl, ENS Baker. KEPPLER SOFTBALL ACES -an I- gzi' ., ' ' 71 ..-Q., ,Q- Q D ,, -Wm 5m 1 I-4 7 Jia .f . I 4 've I, isc Jockcy Brand and Inz. .NIn:,ic fur Elegant Dining Some had talent Safari at sea . I.cLtcr.X, Over thc Sea . . . ACTIVITIES Favoritv PJSIIIIIC ,iff-:ru-' 1 iw- If' ... 15.51 'uf- K r , - lx ,, 47, Lufin 6JUNE TO ' ' BIAUGUST 196' 1 I 1-fl sw' MD rl jj. f- . Q ,v ..x.,,. , 7f,.,e9,.! A 4 Q 5--lb ' .I Q MEDMIDCRU 4 Q 'x np- wx - ,, A 1 ... , T - half .Sain-new-B l .-qfg-I-fv - 4' ...Q ,' n - -1 nsi Q- 3 , V 0 w '60 . -it 1 I, F 11 The preparations that a ship must make prior to a foreign deployment are quite extensive KEPPLER spent the three weeks just prior to getting underway tied up along- side the Tender Yellowstone, during which time we ef- fectuatedrepairs, loadedstores, contracted for this and that, chipped down to bare metal, painted, painted, chipped, painted, chipped and painted. When this was done, we chipped and painted some more . . Oh, for the life ofa Bosun's Mate . . Working party . . .'k--'af .I-. PREPARATIONS More Stores . . . More paint . . i .' fl '7' V1 - ,f ng , l ,xx 4 I - 4 . ' ' ,.'.' i I 12 4., ' I I '- , e 'Q' 'L in , A V -'- - , 1 , - , ,ig ' ' u X 1'. Q -1 K fp t E-.ef-lf, '..inJt.s-Q 'vt rt for duty with On 6 June KEPPLERleft Newpo the 6th Fleet in the briefstopin we began our transit ofthe Atlantic, cn- Mediterranean. After a Norfolk to pick up Midshipmen, ather at first, and countering some rough we then smooth sailing . . . gn' .2- CRCJSSING 6 if ' The Keystone Squ :mron Now set me refueling detail . . . THE ATLANTIC Navy Special Fuel Oil ... Mail From l lomo I I 'R lf' Nei ,Q '58 ' iififl I .1 fj- --x 'u 't - .1 13? . .K , ea., .ff 5 . Dk r y . ,Tir s 1 Passed the Azores abcam to Port . . 2 55:1 qu 'ucl Af 4 . .An . 'Q 4 P a -1. is 'Va A . gd AQ i V ,. gli: 'Pri ,..r X gr' : -i'-Q :. -fu Xl ,f ., 51 V 'ff fx Hulidny routin .? 20 June, 19490 . . . fir I' .1 Pwta, Spain. V. 5,1253 QL , sq .Sl ' ' rl' ' 1 1 1 Preparing to off 10 U narrival in the Med, we stopped to of , . W, 5 --Q N ' 3 Qgi A. 1' r ,T 4 fs if af A' ad Middics . fload Mid- P0 ded to Gnlfo di Palrnas, shipmen and then procee t and join up with the striking forces tgxrdinia, to mee - 2 ' the USS For- the u.s. sixth Fleet. Present were lt USS Newport News USS iivistal, USS F. D. Rooseve , T , 30 4 Moines 1Com FD's. SixF1cet Flagshipj, and about Midshipmen departing ,w 2. .4 - 1 . 4 V A' 5.. vi ., 'f gnfvx' ff if fl? N yr K, FLEET T Sl PT ,FYI 'Y t ,fif- -' '19 I Q54 P I 4' rv ff wk- ' ff 'k Tltwlau . L L PALMA: Spanish Mine layer I.. PALMA: The Caves of DRACH L... PALIXLA: View from the Fan- tail L a BARCEI -' A: F1 g, , X lfx X , n 5 t Q O . , fa-5 i g - 1 A-7 ll ,L ' I X l A f lf I H X v ' 'N ' N X l . P , l 'JJ l I l . , i Nji Q 1 I f 1 7 'l l X ' l 4 W , A ,Z 67.1- l 1 NLY CQST ME fl 50 'PESETAS J 350975 Spain will be rcmcmbured as the placu we uniwyud nwsl durmg our CVlllSL'L Frlumlly punplu, 5llllSlllllL', . We spam four days in Palma, lx1allorca,Jndl'om lll Barcullma . . A lu Txlalllwrca uw mul: rnurs ro th, no Formcmor and Pollunsag ln Barculoma rw mlm Muuglsrury ul fxlomfyrrru . . . Alamy ul us wum I wrt, Spain's finest Toruro ar a Clwmda . . . 65 55 H 'yn ,M s 7-ii? 4 X ,-ff .xf .:'f' L -nv ' 'f '?4 ' ' 1. x A PW Wf mum USS USS USS V55 U59 U55 FSS USS U55 XX. First we fuel . . . 5 W I 4: -4' I . '16 N alwugsedu . .. C .'XiIlRYL'5, AKS-3454 lldcbarau, AF-IO , Rlgg-1, AF-as Q A 7' mm, ,XE-U34 'N 1- 6 NI!1wa5h,.'XU-9' X Ncwiflu AO-14 I Q Mxssmk-w'a, AO-1-44 .'m,1ll.1, .L ' Lxluka Wil AO -56 Il AO-IOM , M, vNow SET THE HIGH-LINE TRHNSFER' D'f'7f - REPLENISHMENT AT SEA Mail from Home aid Nluvi S ALA J., .. 'l Y 'K 2 :ii ,.. ,V L... -55 N Pulling away .Q .A ,d Sometimcstlmings went mwothly . . SY a Wx, , xl.- .q' v- SX-,mf fag 3 7 . il ...N 154 m ' , sn, k, NKA -r. fb -Q- .gm ' 521 75:23 Othcrtimes . . . 35 :Q-.N 'Q- ---v-J.- - -.Y ., , H xx X 5 ,L X .ff ' !Ax! '7 li ,vs-, C in f' 'Q 'K. . A .... ., f-'T-L L'1I 1113 :au . X Y, n ,QQ-'f V ,A .' 'Q' . S t 1 Effif' ' I f 72 '-'I' .-'ff V 45 7, t x J i 0 1. arf' t t 7 IV-by 'is Ti A ,f f il ' if PJ, X 'X D 'a 2 J 'D B .Ar I frN 0 kc 1 L t if y ' i u :' xx I MPDSHIPMEN , HRP.tvtNG--- XM.- n our departure from Spain we proceeded on maneuvers once again, hunting exercise submarines in tlte Western R ' ' .anean with the Sixth Fleet. After one week at sea we made our way through the Straits of Bonifacio to Wir purposegto exchange our now battle weary Midshipmen for a fresh, new, crisp and slightly greener batch t tin ont Statesides. At this time TASK GROUP BRAVO anchored only a few hours in this lovely bay, getting, 1 at 1600 for another week at sea. 4960i-'t-pt-.lf 'd intothetown of Golfe Juan, on the fabulous French Riviera. As many of us soon diseovered, 'Fai riaiitjnast were as substantial as the native beach attire was insubstantialg we duly noted that the get to Riviera as oranges to Florida and snow to New England. From Colle Juan land neighbor- -riiiy oilus went on tours to Monte Carlo, the perfutne iactories of Grasse, Nice and the Frenrh Alps, 1 niade it to Paris, latned city of light . . . 37 y .,. ' '.a.t.t.i i R 1 v ...L tend I t -nl K l Yfiiil ' 'T A Z ffl? X Z Qs K M X Q' N d A, I WN X f Qi f jg , f ff ff Q7Z67'g'4?0 A 563' X 0 X N' 1' MXN.. Y 1 .,L?i 1 , K ' X W 1 X I ' r K? I FMS V 1332 J! J A- Now SET THE SONHR QTTACK TEAM! 'Wm kN r f HUMCR IN THE KEPPLER VEIN- X N , R xx w x I .,z ' - i ,. J an . ' F .4-. Ji Q ,, ,V .vi V H W 1 w N V' ,-w I! . V ' T1Q:',: I 9 fxi xH ' 5 , A -f 1:1 ' ' 'A I Q j f ps ff J! ., fij '1 V 'uh VVY X4 I' K X1 ffx- v ' -I Q ., s 18 1.5 N 'I V 1 I IMPETUOSO fires a Salvo l. SI L Italian Destroyers IMPETUOSO AND INDOMITO NATO OPERATICNS IMPETUOSO ste ams by -L... ' v Q...-3... qu-Y - . lv' . ...of- 5., g. . . . w--49 ,,gn' , ,J 4,49 , lxuvw' Black snwk-.' . . . not Ours, this time W .L T.. 1 fa A K . ' lv. -Ni ,sl W . ' I in 4,144 'X -F Q, f i ' nf' NQn, ' , ' , L I P' X 1 ' ', J' f :rh5X 'ag' 14 ,I 13. EF, l . ,-- N. - 1 In I 1' w W' - P ' ' .rf . -D-,I-1 . KL.. in 1 1 , a -' .az z Q' I . ', Traific maylmcm 114 . ,- ,.,lq , v , 7 - , .5 -V ' A 49' ' if ' gay . , - ., . -ia' F f,f., 'J . -. - , -LII: L,- far' . , ',..- - '- 1 F A ,nl .Q' f fi' ' - - '..,ff:,.-- 4-1 4 ' ' lj' NAPLES, ITALY . - 4.14 Az - ,., V Neapolitan promenade Fantail relaxation Parks ofN:1plcs xclmngu 4 , J l l li S-A . x--R 1 A I 41 ,'- '-1 ,. Heading in . . When KEPPLER arrivcd in Gib, many of us went asliorc, and enjoyed ourselves in this Crown Colony port. We decided that Gib owed its appeal to three factors: Bargains, thc English language, and mainly that it was thefinal port wc would visit prior to return- ing HOME . . . GIBRALTAR - GATEWAY TO THE ll' s l z HIT' I -1' U 5 NAVAL rwmu mm llifkl, . ...- -sin L-.. 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M thu und wfIl1L'f.i0ck nppuarcd Ilmmgh Ilia' tug, www ming slighrly dun- tu thc 51111Illur-,-wzmidwlnr HT days away fm- punrcclzvur lovcd nm-5, frm-mls and rularxvus, chmcrcd on ilu p1urrwv.m-Icolm' ug havin HCMECOMING ,, - out 5 S s ff 'K -1-lini- Home on leave 5, . .V 'iff' V - 'iff v Q , A 'qcunl'a -- pu,-s . K a-,,,,.1 4 . - ' Q ml t ,ff -- ' 4.94- N ' I , , ,- .- ,.n I ,..-5 al I -7' ,v. .. Bringing home the souvcnirn Nurwithsraudllngnll the PlL'fiSllYL'S wf Eumpc, all hands wuru glnd nw bc back 4,-f,r IN CfUNl'fl.l75lON 'Thu liiliiiirial Staffni'5.iliDMIl7iiRl' 'GO would iiku Nil make the follow- ing jzainriuiiisz Hcsi Wishl-5 in Klinnirnaiidur Baghvy upon his relief as our Commanding Uiticur, and in his num pfmiiliii, and iliu sinci-ru thanks of then?- l-ltlfli and mi-n of rhc KEPVLER for his guidance and leadership during iw- - fi '- .1iYv.OkLCl.S, and . . Ti- -, is: liivfxil mics whii stay-gd at hmm- and helped suppoii ua -'glldif Hoi-.i if mail whilv wc were away, and who happily wi. .1 ii, hack, wg hsruhj: dedicate this hook. ..,. U' W USS KEPPLER JDDE 765J AARON, Milton lny ALBRIGHT, Brent W. ALLEN, Theodore S. AMES, Alton M. AMIEVA, Alejandro J. ANDERSON, William W. ANDES, Robert J., Jr. AUBERT, Donald D. BAHMER, Ronald E. BARBER, Peter W. BARLOW, Dennis J. BA STANCHURY, Michael D. laAUSHA, William F. 1' YLESS, Calvin D. ...SON, Robert J. BIRD, James W. ' BLEI, Albert Inj 5.-FHIYDREAU, Maurice G. , RGEOIS, Wendell J. BUJRKE, Leo lny l:1f?W'ING, James W. BOWMAN, Max S. BRAND, William J., Jr.i IIROZGOLD, Marvin G. BURTON, Donald C BUZZIE, Lawrence D. J..-MPBELL, Thomas G. -. APARAS, Rolando S. A.. !'I'ON, Richard A. CHRISTENSEN, Willard J. CLARK, Samuel A. f'LARK, William R., Jr. CLOSE, Gary L. CC'i Y ARD, Calvin J. Q It. '.! ' .arf '-II, comzoa, ct..i,,.- D. lIOlNf'. LJ, fiarv A. CO'lr, .': y P. COR Cl? IJ. 2 I: hi .Pc H t ' Q ::: '1,4'haf1es K. 'iLl.O, lo is R. 'Ci-'l'.l.'f: f lonzt. W. IVR Mari ... .'. ..i. MMU, dd Iitlci A., ii. RO WW, Illliillli ., JI. ofivf 1-' R DAY, 151 Ili . Leil Qi. f-I , 94.,.inctli J, '- NE Y , waz. ifilll.-L J fvrru is ,. ,fl .' C I ., ..t.i- CREW'S ROSTER DENTINGER, Louis G. DICKINSON, George G. DIETZ, Walter E. DOMINGO, Arsenio P. DRURY, Fredrick J. DUCAP, Carl ll. DUNCAN, Ronald L. DUNCANSON, William J. DURST, James F. EARL, Robert F. EDWARDS, Charles D. ENWRIGHT, William B. EVANS, John M. EVANS, Ralph R. FALCO, Milton fny, Jr. FALKENGREN, Ralph C. FERGUSON, James C. FERGUSON, Raymond M. FERONTI, James D. FLANUM, Melvin R. FLYNN, John K. FRANKENBERGER, William J. FREEMAN, George A., Jr. R FUGATE, Robert J. GALLAGHER, Thomas M., Jr. GALUSHA, Richard H. GARNEAU, Lucien H. GERDAU, David W. GOBBLE, Thomas I. GOODWIN, James D. GRANILLO, Eusevio C. GREEN, Donald R. GREENE, Eric P. GREGORY, David D. GROSS, Jackie L. GUEST, Dale O. GUICE, Samuel Inj HAMILTON, Carl E. HANCOCK, Billy R. HANCOCK, Paul D. HANNAH, Harold W. HANSON, John T. HEATH, Richmond D. r HENDERSON, Henry C. HESS, Herbert J. HILL, Charlie L. HILL, John E. HILI., Wayne G. HODAPP, Robert J. Na 47 HOLLINGER, Roy B. HORNE, Royal J HOUDESHELL, Richard IIUFF, Carl F. HUGHES, Robert J. HUISENGA, Richard D. ISBELL, Don L. JACKSON, Andrew Inj JACKSON, John W. IENSON, William E. JONES, Roger W. JURE, Robert L. KEITH, William R. KELLY, Arthur E. KEREKES, John fnj, Jr. KERR, Monty S. KILLORAN, Daniel lny KIRK, James E. KNAPP, Dennis C. KUPSCH, Barry W. LA CHANCE, Gale J. LEEDERS, Raymond D. LOVE, Thomas J. MABB, Robert F. MACOMBER, Robert M. R. MANOMET, Louis L. Jr. MARION, Andrew J. MARLOW, Walter E. MARTIN, George C. MASON, Shearl G. MATLOCK, Darryl R. MCBRYDE, Charles E. MCCARTHY, Edward L. MCCARTNEY, Jerry L. MCCARTHY, Thomas lny MCDONOUGH, Joseph F. MCLEOD, Robert J. MEREDITII, David C. MESERVE, James C. MILLER, Ronald B. MOODY, John W. MITCHELL, Theodore E. MOORE, Roland L. MYK, Wayne C. NARWID, Henry J. NAULTY, James M., Jr NEMEC, Andrew J., Jr. NIE'I'lZRS, Gerard R. NORVIELL, James ll. MK' NOTLEY, John K., lll NOWAK, John J. O'BOYLE, William J., Jr. OWENS, Jack A. PACZYNSKI, Daniel D. PARETTI, Joseph J. PARKER, Clayton A. PATRICK, Bernard J. PEDERSON, Paul J. PIOTROWSKI, Louis J. PIPER, John C., Jr. PLATTS, Johnnie W. POLK, Bernard Z. POTTER, Forrest E. POTTER, Frank W. PRIGGE, Charles L. Jr. RABIDOU, George O., Jr. RANDAZZO, Joseph P. RANEY, Bruce A. RAWSON, Leonard lnj, Jr REDFERN, Ralph J. RETTINGER, David A. RICCI, John H. RIVERS, Hamid my ROCHE, Christopher J. RODRIGUEZ, Robert L. ROGAN, Donald E., Jr. ROGERS, Richard C. ROMDALVIK, Hamid, M. ROWLAND, William C. ROY, James W. RUE, Charles F., Jr. RYAN, Ronald M. SALEDA, Francis J. SAVAGE, George B., III SAVASTANA, Nichols P. SCHUMAN, Kenneth W. SILVERSTEIN, Allen D. SIMMS, Frederick A., Jr SMITH, Donald R. SORGE, Richard H. SORROW, Peter D. STANLEY, Norval A. STANNARD, Leslie R. STAUFF, Frederick A. STILLWAGGON, Paul F. STONE, Harry C., Jr. SYREN, Donald E. TALLEY, Kenneth J. TAYLOR, Jerrold A. THURSTON, Anson J., Jr. THURSTON, Lyle C. TIPTON, Damon L. TODD, Marlin w. TOMASSETTI, Arthur lnj TOOMEY, George H. TURNER William H. ULMER, Robert C., Jr. VALENTINO, Richard fnj VARGO, Herbert fnj WALKER, Louie G. WEINERT, Ronald A. WELZ, Ralph A. WHEELER, Leslie G. WHEELER, Thomas F. WHITE, Everett L. WINFIELD, Leander P. Ill WITHEROW, David L. WOOD, Charles Alan WOODRUM, Samuel T. WORTHAM, James M. , WORTHINGTON, Jameyq YEAKEL, Vincent E. if' ,,-' ' YODEQS, Harry E., Jr..u ZARLINGO, Thomasgj. 35? E A l f ,, , ' 48 ,, if -1 , . 2 A ,, iff? gs , fr .V A 'gy's' LV' ,, 'N 'Dil'-sl J: - 1 4, 3: ,' ., ' V gf-, A ggi F K '5 4 4 x'4rQ4,g: fit ' ,M 1 ' r. , 24 1 X446-Ap , ' '1 if J .ugiqg -2 ...ff ' f 555, Q? 1' A? H Y f Ss-' I ,fs .V 'rx K ,M 5 1. Q , :sv 6 ,14 J ' , ': I' f .N ,H O-Cl 5 .im 12' M .w an CADIZ fh- -hh g M ww- , ,s ... .. Y .5 rn 'ms '1l Z 2 , 1 . i E 1 r 2 L , 4 2 l 3'l 4--I LA SPEZIA CANNES b ,, , . ar X GOLFO DI PALMAS . muq P5 'f iQ ,l if fi 1 Qulfxw '1.,. S S 5 . 'f if - X NLPLES Q T! .H 41, Pkg 31: , --I . Vu . LA SPEZIA cnmss ' J a' .-.s. ? . ADIZ F -if IN xi , ,.', ..,, X . X 4, f N' A - 4- , J NAPLES K GULFD DI PALIMS 'X X..