Kidd (DDG 661) - Naval Cruise Book

Text from Pages 1 - 28 of the 1953 volume:

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On deck hos'ns .md deck .ipcs lmttlcd rust.1nd corrosion with scmpl pers and paint . . . manned hxghhncs to h.1ul .iho.1rd provisions, mail .ind ammo . . . were lnoknuts .ind hclmsmcn. GUNNERS MATES' FIRST ROW C Winn R ones ' C ' 9 ' J n H. Storts, W. Canaday, D. Nogll, SECOND ROW, M. Tefft, O. Drevo, M, Vandg Zandt C- Terry. A. Winsauer, R. Anstedt. TOP ROW, Ti Delarosa. D PE TORPEDONIEN: BOTTOM ROW, C. Welch, W. Francis, C. Williams, G. Fry, I. Knupp. SECOND ROWQ A. Hood, 1. Lowney, K. Fowler. 'POP FIRE CXJNTROLMEN: W. Mikenas, W. McMcins, D. ROW, R. Rand. Meckley, D. Baker, K. Hawkins, V. Lewis, H. Hardway, 1. Riddell. ...Q ,Z , ,of . K y ' ' J t.,,--ri, . In 05 1 ' 'Nb ,- 5 'ir mi. '-1. UQ, ff ,' ' ...fb 1' 3 M 41 . ' I I, S - . Y FIRST DIVISKJNZ BCUTTOM, C. Knutson, B. Hulguin, KD. Bowles, C. Staton, W. Creek, G. Pollard, P. wrfiglll, R. C5rtiz, R, Ryholt, C. Krom, B. Gay, H. Mnhach. SECKJND ROW, A, Phelps, D. Canaday, Briscoe, ll. Becker, C. Laster, Cal1le, R. Al N W' bl F. Fiaher, D. Nelson, Cusack. BACK ROW, W. Gandara, M. ger, . c w, johnson, D. Prange, H. Turner, R. Huffman, C. Clan-day, W. lrlwy, ll. Bahr, G. Gillespie, E. Wagixer, Hillix 4-r 1 M ouifl A l 6 . - , ? I O QOMM WLDH-M11 Vf ui v W, ,. - fur .-:QA Xr-' K g. r ,i 5. lf 1 'Wir 5..- il-, 'NE' do 1 FCDGJZ Sven, SECOND DIVISION: BOTTOM ROW, R. Benjamin, R. Guile, D. Burger, G. Slater B. Mingo,1. Cazer,j. Sekutera, R. London. SECCJND ROW, C. Carter, R. Edwards L. Dean, Campbell, H. Baker, R, Holland, THIRD ROW, S. Starnes, G. Wilson C. Himes, D. Dewitt, T, Renteria, T. Sansom, K. Phelan, W. Bullock. TOP ROW E. Thompson, Hepinger, T. Shoemaker, Turner, Hartsell, R. Harms, A, Knut son, F. Perkins, C. Ritchey. ns' V , -- 5. F, . . ar- 'UW i I . uf' ,XA- png- S.-: , I 4- t OPERATIONS DEPARTMENT The nerve center of .1 modern fighting shxp IS called operations . . . mdiomen send .md recexve messages hy code, sugmlmen by flag and flashing light: suhs .ure detected hy somrmen, shrps .md planes by raldnrmen, .md when the electronic nerves of the shxp need repair the technicians .ure un the wh. Qafgfdw Axe Q. SAM im-if' : 'V 1, fy .X A1 I 1' W lf' -. 3. S , f Y ,is gf'L'l Mgm- I T --, '3Q,,ni'i 'hr O54 '15 i 1 I e afsgem f 'MFE' ' Qin 1 ! RADARMEN: FRONT ROW, E. Ray, I. Gore, J. Hicks, J. Hughes, A. Matheny. BACK ROW, R, Masi, L. Hollinger, W. Davis, I. Machamer, Jackson, W. Wolke, W. French. ER RS ELECTRONIC TECHNICIANS: H. Soderberg, D. Ruehl, V. Gallemore, C. Cane. OPERATIONS CHIEFS: J. Newland, R. Warner. f ! 1 fl ' 'Nez' X - , 1 9 l X , l 4, -,-5 ,,. n . ' . A Q n ,v Y a ov- ? ' -ni Keep Swag 1 'i i 5061 1 NNN? I 9 1 ' ' ' 'ZJIWQYW 3 9 1 IO QUARTERMASTERS: FIRST ROW, R. Carley. SECOND ROW: R. Tushie, D. Swallow, R. Fairbanks. THIRD ROW D. Gilbreath, K. Jessup, M. Callahan. TOP ROW, C. Larson, H. Eller, L. Deakins. SONARMEN: FRONT ROW, H, Mitchell, j. Thompson, W. Meyer, P. Harts- field. SECOND ROW, M. Sloan, B, Ernenvvein, j, Weimholt. . .nfl e. 27, ,ag Z- ' l 1 , V 4 rlx, x 'KA-r .I A its fx an , TOLL-lx 68, Qc' - '! Y ,Q 2 4 RADIOMEN: SITTING. I. Scholtz I Po ton, D. Deadw l , . wers, C. Crump yer. STANDINGQ Chief Makepeace, G Allen K Cogdill. wf'wd',6 Q? POSTMAN: S. McLaughlin. fl ,- , ' .A l,.v ,. . 1,25-lu 1 4 - ' 'wx EOMEN: CENTERQ G. Healy. BACK: N. Davis, R. Barrish, A. Duke, W. Collins. v x i 5 l 64 l Q3 -cw NP f 'X gf F l wg., 'sf 66:32, .'.? Cl 105- 4'-5 -05 ENGINEERING CHIEFS: A. Peterson, L. Sprinkle, j. Crabtree, M Mathewsolm, L. Edwards ' x J KAI . ,S 4. ', I AUXILIARY GANG: FRONT, F. Gregg, W. Thibo- deau. BACK, D. Scheffler, M. Patras, R. Hoppie, D. Baycvich. SHIPFITTERS: FRONT, E. O'Meara, W. Dejane, J. Strom j. McKenna. BACKQ H. Russell, j. Maguire, 1. Kitts. 1 OMVY I The Snipes keep watch over the boilers that makes the steam that spins the turbines that turn the propellers that push the ship through the salty waves. Electricians furnish power enough to light .i fair sized city. Shipfitters repair worn and damaged equipment. The engineers are always ready to answer the order full speed ahead. FORWARD ENGINE ROOM: BOTTOM ROW, 1. Archer, R. Bacon, W. Vissman, D. Bloomquist. CEN- TER: ASUHCF3- TOP RCW: D. Lewlndowski. F- FORWARD FIRE ROOM: FRONTQ T. Suiter, E. Wolff Oakley, W. Smith, B. Baker, G. Widdoes, W. Rackley, ford' 1, Duff, D, Kruger. REARQ W. Beasley, H. Roberta J. Hensel. j. Foster, Chief Sprinkle. bc' AFTER ENGINE ROOM: FRONT ROW, R. Zcrn, G lviarchinsky, L. Cappuccini, B. Mominec. SECOND ROW R. Miller, Chief Matlxewson, j. Hall, R. Sievers, A. George N. Smith. -JB 51:5 4.- -s., I. C. ELECTRICIANS: A. Smith, D. Roberts, D. Long L 14 AFTER FIRE ROOM: FRONT, Foster, W. Beasley, 1 Young, D. Kruger, 1. Green. sEooND Row, v. Konar, I 1. Duff, E. Wolfford. TOPQ T. Suiter, R. Brust, Chief Peter, son, E. Pearson, H. Roberts, B. Stewart. .,,. 1 .. . - HSV -I '45 I f ' E vlan? -'Ir--1' rr f ef f .9 N-if by f 5 ' v NNI, 'I-f'VX 74544. BAP1 ELECTRICIANS: J. Schulte, A. Higgins, G. Karch, A. McCullar, P. Miett, R. Karch, T. Cooper, R, Patton, - -.-. ... .-.,iL.a X X. j .X -.P 'j-5 at ,D STEWARDS: L. McNary, L. Tahilan, 1. Finklea. COOKS5 FRONT1 Davis, G. McGregor, E. jones, C. Gunter, J. Lind. BACK: A. Maples, C. justice, R. Dunlap. .. 0' . SUPPLY DEPARTMENT Running the rlmting city c.illed .1 ship requires services which most people accept without second thought. There's h.iir to he cut, clothes to he wished, food to he prepared and xrved, men to he p.11d, sickness to he Attended, records to he kept . . . they .are the responsihilxties of the Supply Gang. SUPPLY OFFICE1 Lambert, Davis, L. Graves. .A Q ..f.-4 1 OA 1 'f Y' ,Q-1 3 if R Kl' T. Ripley SUPPLY CHIEFS: F. Backhaus, . une, . 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