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V iq if .-f . gy '-1' H1 tix -'O f A n o Q. 4- ! -' . V 1' 1 ' '11 - COMMISSIONING DAY xx E- ii -X ' , 1 2 n o 1 '- X 1 1 1 3,n,L.,.' X E- II fx ta -Z ga: S-4 N6 5 Out of confusion cmd chaos cmd impossible schedules CL day cwrived. .. Q9 April 1961. .. congratulates aptam MHSIE C B C OA g B Kew i! 1 QTCL A slzzfp 2061.5 commf2's,92f01z ed V2 ' Q K ff f 599' Z' Afifwifail LVmfir1Vrv51Pf-X wtf,wf'f1Qml Glft Cy,-,Ck fmm IXAV5 Nm-,I MLE4 1 1-. mv, Spfivrngm' of KITTY HAWK 1 2 am Bringle cuts commissioning cake. Th o ss S DPU am 5 h .1342 .Q --'- -un- ,T........ me 4: -s-up Q., .Yr .-' ,y vig.. Y-f-14, ..-,f - ,Af '- . 0 ,ww .., M -... fag- v ..-af. .I- 'L ' ' 51 Q,,t '-...V ,. . .' fir -.x.r- ' . K- , - ...... . 2, ,T if,,. 'ii I-ff ...,-. -f . W Z .. . A 4, wb- -, .uv 4' ? 'f, : ,,-P' ff -, - D,-.,,, - ' V.-. ,.-.5 Y-Y 'A -. fps- -Q . 1- ,fiicl . 'tn K, .,, 'i1f-1 ? ' 'nat' 'han' .-F gli 9 -,, QQ. Q ' s Q 1, 1 1. 'M 'm at I -'fu-Ji. r .L I 1. . .-, 1. . .- 1. - .r 'vu 1 N. . 1 A X' ,gi . tr' Rhi- ' .1 , V, -. rv A, ., - P V- . . A 4 un- t -'vuiw ---4. ' .F -ri' 41' Jgp-':..f Og- - , BJ- ---' - .4-1 Q. .q . ,.--u'.- - -GA Q-52 .- za- ' . Lo- I 1 Q-IL.. ,Ayr-. . -h-x,,.a- Qf' 5 'Q . .. - - ' ies A.v'. .4 443-- 'iqff' 44' Av' - .- . Y' , n i , . ' Q, 1.-mLL. lf... .I A J ,, , . 4 . -. if ' A .-41' .... an x . ? -59- -1 ' 3 l On the Fiftieth Anniversary of Naval Aviation the olreain of KITTY HA WK inspired tlie commissioning of the second ship to bear the narne the first ship of her class, the visionary pioneers. Bzozf it was beeczzzse of heel' e172.e2z , eoelzo cy' ZL'lZfOHZ, .serves in Hee f1'cLcZit2foo'no of those zolzfo took Aeieelzoeerieczo to the slgeies, that cz, ship eceme oleifoe. l YA -ffi-'fl 1 Dinah , , 5 ge D K3 fn- as . . ,kg ht 3' 'vi' ifi da: Blu, l -in 174 K: An.: in Xi-rs. --an 715, ,- if . 4... ' we -ef . . 'iffy - ' 1' .. . v , ' . ,.--tg 2. sgiimi. till I It lol! Captain William Floyd Bringle, USN Captain William Floyd Bringle, USN Captain William F. Bringle was born in Covington, Tennessee, on April 23, 1913, son of Mrs. Lota Smith Bringle and the late William F. Bringle of Covington, Tennessee. He attended the Byars-Hall High School and Columbia Military Academy before his appointment to the U. S. Naval Academy. Graduating in June, 1937, he was com- missioned Ensign, and through subsequent advancement attained his present rank of Captain, July 1, 1955. During his career, Captain Bringle .has served in numerous sea and shore assign- ments. His first was aboard the USS SARA- TOGA KCV-3l in the gunnery, communica- tions, and engineering departments as a junior officer until 1940. Reporting to the Naval Air Station, Pen- sacola, Florida, for flight training, he was designated a Naval Aviator in December 1940. In January 1941, he served as Senior Aviator aboard the USS MILWAUKEE, and he eventually became Commanding Officer of Cruiser Scouting Squadron TWO, operat- ing on the USS OMAHA and the USS SA- VANNAH. From September to November 1943, he trained at the Naval Air Station, Melbourne, Florida, and in December, formed the first Observation Fighting Squadron KVOF-ll dur- ing World War I. He commanded the squad- ron throughout the period of hostilities, and was awarded the Navy Cross, For extraor- dinary heroism in action against enemy forces during the Allied Invasion of South- ern France in August 1944. Captain Bringle also received the Croix de Guerre with Sil- ver Star from the Government of France for his part in the Invasion. Reassigned to the Pacific war again, Captain Bringle and squadron embarked in the USS WAKE IS- LAND and later the USS MARCUS ISLAND. While under his command, the squadron participated in strikes against enemy held installations in Leyte, Luzon, Iwo Jima, Sa- kishlma Gunto, Nansei Shoto area, Okinawa and many other Pacific Islands. His squad- ron contributed materially to the success of these combat operations in the performance 22 of its primary function of spotting for na- val gunfire and close air support of ground forces in repeated bombing and roc et at- tacks against enemy troops and installa- tions. For his outstanding service during these engagements and others, he was awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross with Gold Stars in lieu of five additional awards of that medal as well as the Air Medal with Gold stars in lieu of sixteen additional similar awards. From October 1945 until October 1946, following the Japanese surrender, he was the Air Group Commander of Carrier Air Group Seventeen, and when detached he re- turned to the Naval Academy for duty as a Battalion Officer. He remained there until June 1948. Returning again to sea, Captain Bringle filled the post of Commander, Carrier Air Group One aboard the carriers USS TARAWA and USS PHILIPPINE SEA. From 1950 to 1952 he served as a mem- ber of the Superintendent's Staff at the Naval Academy. The next year, as a student, he attended the Naval War College at New- port, Rhode Island. Another year and a half of sea duty as Executive Officer of the USS HORNET, 1953-1954, was alternated with 2111 years of shore duty as Head of the Operational Intelligence Branch in the Office of the Chief of Naval Operations, and as the Naval Aide to the Secretary of the Navy. In 1957, Captain Bringle assumed com- mand of Heavy Attack Wing Two, operating A3D attack bombers in the Pacific. He served in this command until July 1958, when he was ordered back to the Naval Academy as Commandant of Midshipmen. Captain.BringIe, in May, 1960, received orders designating him as the Prospective Commanding Officer of the Navy's new at- tack carrler, the USS KITTY HAWK CCVA-63l. -Married to the former Miss Donnie God- win of Coronado, California, Captain Bringle has two children, Rosalind and Donald. His official .address is 1639 Peabody Street, Memphis, Tennessee. 4 . 'ff' E g 1 l A Q I pl-5 '33 Commander John M. Thomas, USN Commander John M. Thomas was born in Iowa City, Iowa, on May 2, 1918, and at- tended parochial and public schools in that state, completing high school at St. Ambrose Academy located in Davenport, Iowa. He attended St. Ambrose College and later Northwestern University in Evanston, llli- nois. Commander Thomas entered flight train- ing in August 1941 and was designated a Naval Aviator in Corpus Christi, Texas. He joined his first carrier based squadron, Composite Squadron ONE at San Diego, California. He remained with the squad- ron during its trip through the Panama Canal to the Atlantic and participated in anti-submarine patrols aboard various f'jeep carriers until February, 1944. Dur- ing the period, Composite Squadron ONE was awarded the Presidential Unit Citation while attached to the USS CARD. In Febru- ary 1944, he was assigned to VF-74, a Hell Cat squadron attached to the USS KAASAN BAY, and participated in the in- vasion of Southern France, where he was awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross. Commander J. M. Thomas was next as- signed to Patuxent River, Maryland, as a Project Test Pilot completing the Flight Test School , which was the forerunner of the now famous Test Pilot School. During his tenure at Patuxent, he was assigned to evaluate several foreign aircraft, including the Japanese Tony and Zeke, and the German Dornier 335 . He was one of the first Naval aviators to fly jet aircraft which in- 24 cluded the Bell P-59 and the Lockheed P-80. ln 1951, he attended the General Line School in Monterey, California, and in January 1952 proceeded to Washington, D.C. and spent two years in OP-54, with the Aviation Personnel Distribution Section. ln March 1954, he was assigned as Command- ing Officer of Fighter Squadron 24, based aboard the USS ESSEX as part of Carrier Air Group TWO. VF-24 was the first squad- ron on the West Coast to have the F9F-6 swept-wing jet aircraft. The squadron com- pleted an eight-month deployment to the Western Pacific, participating in the Ta- chen operations. From August 1957 to June 1958, Com- mander Thomas attended the Naval War College at Newport, Rhode Island. Upon graduation, he was assigned as Commanding Officer of Fighter Squadron ONE TWO ONE, a replacement fighter squadron. This unit was engaged in training Fleet All-Weather Fighter Pilots in the F3H aircraft. During this period VF-121 was awarded the Chief of Naval Operations Safety Award for com- piling 16,000 hours and over 3,000 carrier landings without an accident. ln August 1960, Commander John M. Thomas reported to the USS KITTY HAWK iCVA-631 as the Prospective Executive Of- ficer, prior to the vessel's commissioning. .Married to the former Miss Germaine An- toinette De Waelsche of Moline, Illinois, Commander Thomas has four childreng John Patrick, Steven Edward, Linda Jane, and Jeffrey Michael. ...V .5-.-rm. ni! PHILADELPHIA 25 April 1961 - 15 July 1961 Beautiful Philadelphia, this grey and lovely city, became our first home. Here, where American ideals were born and nurtured, KITTY HAWK took further form, and like her country became strong. After commissioning, there still remained the thousand and one final de- tails that would make this ship finished and ready-and this was the job of the Navy Yard in this City of Brotherly Love. Here, we said goodbyes to our families, knowing that the next time we would be to- gether would be in our permanent home in California. Beautiful Philadelphia, city of Brotherly Love. i I hope they don't think I cracked it! 113- 1 ff?-in 'mix A ff Kitty Hawk, Arriving ,H 'n ,Q lui h i'w - 5,- 'Us.e '14, Never Let The Left Hand Know What The Right Hand Is Doing V , A Fixx! xx 'L . W S Till We Meet Again .Q ,ef . 'ly-uw.. id x , K , . V, V . x if ,f as l i i - 0 es, I Registered The Allotment Life. , 1- limi .-3 X ii l l l ' Leaving Philadelphia .v-53 N -E : I 1'l.'. N - 1 luv'--. N ,I 'L - 4 wif' I hi? in if ' Aw V , . A M I. . , i v- I I lg - ' ' .L 'V 0.1 4. , I-. 4 h ,.........fw , r f .fff ..-.gif-f' -M-...V fzgffr A959 ,Mr-1 J1 I4 J AX --:num-1 - ' The INDEPENDENCE pays us a call. AMY, V ILM Loading greenbacks. CCA Approach At Pier 12, 30 rfyvf mnrnwmxmr:n1v1-1--A- - '--- - ist QQ NORFULK We had left Philadelphia behind, with tears and brave smiles and wistful last glances, when on a quiet summer day we turned towards Norfolk, Virginia, first stop on the long journey that would take us around South Amer- ica to our place in the Pacific. Norfolk was supplies- this last stop on the East Coast of the United States was like a visit to a giant supermarket, as trucks and trains brought mountains of cartons and crates, filled with I 'b:'l'4 .l - : ia , ' 2 95' TJ 505 digg. '11 if food stuffs and airplane parts, shoe polish and tooth paste, filled with the innumerable necessities to sus- tain this floating city called KITTY HAWK, on her voyage. We took on supplies-and aircraft, and this carrier, de- signed to bear sleek winged jets, became complete with men and planes. We were ready, our holds and reefers were filled, and to the South lay Guantanamo Bay. 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Thomas 'YF ..- I-5 sn, 1-ug uns., -f . n '- -Q-, ' ' 4 First Carrier Landing Aboard Kitty l-lawkg Made By CDR Thomas and LCDR Peck KITTY HAWK FIRSTS As KITTY HAWK herself is a first, the world's first guided missile carrier, all of her first events were of primary importance to the crew. During her first at-sea period, on Monday, July 17, Captain Bringle remarked, Finally, we are really an aircraft carrier, as the ship's TF, piloted by CDR Thomas and LCDR Peck roared down the flight deck and into the morning sun.- KITTY HAWK had launched her first aircraft, the first of many firsts during this initial operational period. As the first launch symbolized the meaning of the ship'sl existence translated into action, so did each new event in the record book bring to reality the plans and designs which had created the ship. 34 Ill Ns. W L v--4' A First High Line Transfer -USS HUNNINGTON DD-781 22 July 1961 First Refueling -USS NEOSHO AO-143 23 July 1961 First Destroyer Alongside -USS HUNNINGTON DD-781 22 July 1961 4, fri? ua-gy - , 'i ta -. I , ,,l . f ,I 9 R: F1r5tS1Ck Bay Pat em - Griffin, H. L., SA First Bail-Philadelphia 1 , 'r 3' I L N.-1'R S -',,, X .fax Z1 ei A 4-4? ,fb M ' I w rf i 'K gr W 1 X sumti' S 5 f , V X 2 .-fi - 1 , - - - 'ww if 1. - 1 2,2 . '1-fr ' 1 1 I +i a3d m ff f VX W. X xnxx- '!', K, 5, 1 s f C.. ct 1+ U 1 ff Q 1 Wy 'R I I 'H X V' iq an Sl ' ' 6'- 1 First Liberty Party-Norfolk First Anchor Drop - Hampton Roads 19 July 1961 1,1 First Enlistment Aboard Kitty Hawk-Son of Warrant Officer Shultz i I x I ,Sli - 37 I' i I 4 ' , vt .1-uj'u1.!Vf:, P 'F ,E . X ', g ef af 4 'Fir ,fx xl , ,ff fa lF5.i. ,,3.q' f y ,,.i..,,!,- V. I .la ,gi , ,, R . I ss? Q tgwt- . ve U -lu. f 'grow A , R4 . , , , . X f I , 5 .. r J '-V. Gitmo our first foreign liberty port! , M .A Q , Q' GUANTANAMO 14 August 1961 - 15 September 1961 We thought we had worked before . . . but this illusion was dis- pelled as the Fleet Training Command at Guantanamo Bay put us through the intricate paces designed to teach us our jobs. After hours of drills, after days of drills and more drills, after hours of working and no time for sleep, every man, every inch of the ship was in the shape it must be in if KITTY HAWK is to effectively serve as an integral and important part of her country's first line defense. Starting in the dark hours of early morning, and ending long after the tropical sun went down, our merciless inspectors kept us on the go, and our aircraft flying seemingly around the clock. But when it was over. . .and the ORI a thing of history . . .we knew KITTY HAWK was ready. . .we knew how to work . . .we knew our crew was a top fighting team. With confidence in our ability to represent the United States, we turned south towards Brazil. 38 s w 4. .0- .- v,. nf I? 'I UFF HOURS . . . No, This Is Not An Amphibious Landing K 1 T ' s vi-' H- u J 's 1 i i .3 if i R Cheer Up-Only Two More Weeks in Gitmo -N ,1- 51 fe, .4 -i ,,., ,, 5 : ,.... ,,,, A - - M V 5 rv' , ,,,.. 5- MW' -,ve ? i mfs- H v 1 '- , 2.4 Q I-.Wg A K KZ. ' rl, T E A. , 5 ' ,- -.+i Q M ,p l , Q 4 ' pq ' . 'K i ' . J. I I N. . Y- ' , J -f 12 ff' J Man All Refueling Stations AT GUANTANAIWIO ! ia.. 'ib Q -' J EL-.g...J 5 h 1 .. f N 4 ' M.. U ,Vi Ll I A ,3 A : n V.,r-L -?n-. J -Y ' - A ..,,...f-'nf'-3-,e. f1 oi V ' Aka' an-5' :-1 -in ' Ju HA., Y o 0 , 3 fin' gv 1 U09 5614 g 1 ,. . I iii is Vm Sorry, Madam, But You Have Draled the VVmr1gNL1mbQr 4 I , 12513 H L .I 3 7 IH ' ,, fp .it 5 I N OUR FLIGHT DECK COMES ALIVE ' .lg gf . gr .a1?f1fif'f?E - deff . ' ei AD-6's in repose. 42 lk , 4 .fE1 r-, k. wi? f:fu1!A 1, A3D, our largest bomber, At anchor in Gitmo Bay vang' O , , H. ' V. - I ,-,g,., in ,--nf .., .Q ,xggggq U,4,gT ', .- . . f ,kmf ,aff R F, . Q4 LH, 1' ,.-' Sw EU ,-'ffl Umllvf' 521' ff fe. 151 ff , ., , rf, fa L 'Y' - . 7- 1- sew' 1, 574-: XLLQLV1 IAIIYUNH 1,,,gg,,' , ' . A , K W 1 r M Var , -' t ' f u. f ' f, .1221 ,, QE Stick With Me and You'II See the World ,mai ,f .ISP vga, fggjx f. Fw ,.,,f+w y:'i',i 41410 O -1' 1'-, 7 'M gbv 'iilvf ww- 41 Qv. WO . Z 'x 1 'sv .-9 1,-v Mighty arudthQSmz1Il mid 0' Tropical sL1rwsetatf3ltrm Ba Arab, CDR DMC S ,I- 'x..2 WQXL ,4 , ,. A --E Q gi , N DE RWAY .L V Our own astronauts Spottmg for the first launch. I . ,-is-, e 1' X , fl -511 X ,. Y ? 1 I 1 dum. 1- IJAmrs+:zQ P4335 T V l x . N I rf, 'V 7 I JH , lb Q' 'tgfwgs-. 'SN' .dj GJ , F' , at 9' , ' t w 'J-W1 X 6 . 'K e 1 - W - . l Blup de-v1I5at ark ix W up + WF. 111-1 '1'-ifw 1 r -, Readyand waking I QQ TheyWe 3 i'v-XLS 'Q xv 1. 'nr' and 'FF Y V. . ya,-. - a. 1 ,h -3' rf -, WQWWEQXV lu 1 'Q ' .lg . ZKsqg1?iQ,'f,gg'S.. .- - VT fr '- ,-,J X Lmeabgbwd ng .. 5 vfgfif? ' :Qi Af f wx ry? EU .,.a - Clotmfd IH swam, J 5V1rsekmg1 jet races into the ' iff' 1 hm , -A . 1 ' Q ' -1-V , -- . Off we go, into the wild blue yonder Bw, - ' Y There goes the mail The props give them a head start. 23: ..,..g 'v-' ' i 4.1- Demon arriving. -ur' flu- 4 -V --1 E!-s . t i Q-Avg' ' X ' V'- ,agiv 'QL 9 -'51 - 34 's '-- ' ' -. ' h' 1-, -Us W M. A -i.o:-.--, A A fs, - N -. 4 ng., . -,. 4. -.- , . - . : - ,...-,T - -If f: f4' if' . -lg: T -TNS' - - ' -. -,.n-fa 'S.:,,W,,-. ,f ', -r '--- -ow- ' . A . .11 - .: 'i--'v H 'H -- 'l Q ' Keep your chin up. The flight deck, colorful even in repose 54 -4 -:Ln e F 'Ala .gl 1 5: P . Y FTVWV cwlmflll IH action -li L ,K -Q- Ka. 'fill -47 ff' 3 -f tif 'I ---- - is '18 I --J .5 ' y . S :5,f,, . - Q ' ' H '2 4 , ig. 5'1'L9 5 Q 7 A f':'f51z ff 7A ,' Q hi. l' 21 I2 'V' 5 WB ar 3 A .A - Q .. 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Trlnldzad .anti TuPW.'1Q1aTw11r1'et Board T T v Ill' Ill' 'lu Ill ..-Ll-1 Fedefal HQUSS OH St' Vincent The colorful harborfront of Port of Spain Street, governing seat of the newly organized West Indies Federation. Trinidad ooo Tobago Tourist Board t Xgz X r! Wk! Wins I' -' Jr 4. X ,gm iii QW Al Trinidad and Tobago Tourist Board Trinidad and Tobago Tourist Board L, lfi 'IE' 4- The Red House, seat of government for Trinidad and the neighboring isle of Tobago, is located in Port of Spain. This mansion fronts on the Savannah, 3 two hundred acre park where Trinidadians watch races, play cricket, fly kites and pa- rade in their Sunday best. Woodford Square, Port of Spain ...a touch of England in the tropics. Trinidad and Tobago Tourist Board 5 dvd 'F' CROSSING THE LINE 22 September 1961 4 MERQv Al x E'f17Q 'V T w ADP7 11 irf',rlf:'.+,-:M H'14i,M , - ' l , yy. ',.3:wiQf,.ii ' t15'ff ,s' J-42 ,Qs-551.-,-253. vga - ' bf ' A i 1'f1j,?,'.5E,'-fr I 1 ' -aw- s!..t. - v f Ax Q -W nf f, f x 1 ' -., Q i . A 4 1 ,. ... .., . ,. Nm J J I 1 4- ,v,l- -1: .. ' '1 : T2 'za' Q-. w.'v, ,- . ,'s .f 3,fT 1 , , f .f . . .-I' . I A ws, C A ? Q - L a wi' .o . .,Q,bhr' iff.. l i' ,W K , R... TU' While the official Navy customs and traditions con- nected with Crossing the Line ceremonies are precise in every detail, the age-old ceremony has only a small Core of ritual which can be expanded in any direction that the Mighty Shellback's imagination may lead. The Equator, though normally thought of as a straight line of no latitude, will long be remembered as a bolt of light- ning by the men of KITTY HAWK who bore the title, pollywogl Members of King Neptune's Court, including the Royal Queen, the Royal Doctor, the Royal Dentist and the Devil, sounded out the crew whether they be shellbacks that follow the sea or slimy pollywogs. After many hours of testing, King Neptune and his court re- ceived satisfaction that this was indeed, an honorable ship and a brawny crew, and permitted passage into the solemn mysteries ofthe ancient order ofthe deep. What transpired as KITTY HAWK crossed the line, cannnot be related in words.. .this surrealistic pageant of sights and sounds, of colors and costumes, was a test of the spirit, the imagination and the anatomy. And in the memories of each lowly Pollywog, transformed into a great Shellback, will be each of the tortures and de- lights of this day of good clean fun. Pollywogs galore Wiz Ne flee ClC'ZL?' l72-U65 vergecl on tortuwre Captain Bringle welcomes King Neptune and Court. L X ,m.'i r 5 ' . 5' K N i -S Ii. rv., . .jg 1 ' , K L., .s 'V 'Q , lx' 0 L5 7 ,AQ X ' A I' 3- D A White whale, hell,-lt's blue with yellow polka dots. t,..- ,1 I 1 And now you slimy shellback, you are charged with impersonating a trusty pollywogf' 6 l an W we all agreed Hwy werefzm 3 ff- U kia ' ' ,G- '. :Aff .Ag 4 'z'u f3'j-'57 JI A 5 -21, Wwv f' . ' in-,-,A w..-.-'.' . - p f-,W ' ' ., F A :JV I I I 1 Thousands of victi ms, King Neptune's Throne if E I I I mi 4 , Pollywog master at arms with mother. Q' 5 This will get you through with 'no' probIem. The ZLI L 2:fO7'77'LfOl ' the day is A swabbing we will go . .. ii 66 'Q . I 5 f W I 'W 4-C it y,amvm ln.. Wetting-down party. The end of the line. V if .+,,.. f. ,Q if ,LJ-1' 1' - -N 4. I J W-zgif'--,,-i ,':f' ' -' 3. . inf Ffa . f W , , x Q, ,K- - . 925-mr ., 4 . , ' V' as 4 Q .iv.T7,-Va' Qf 4' 5 'L' , H .f xA I i ' I a -lf... v V ,Lai W 7 m,.?flllnEu . . 2 ' X531-4' ,,.. , .Z fi' - - 'if jfgffr Y, The Royal Watch Team receives orders 67 Moments 2067! re11l2,ehzlbe1'. . . ugh' Now, when I count three, start running. ask:- T171 lwe'-wmlsg il vz-'J v 1... .F qt . Down with Shel ----- OOOOW! l love shellbackslu 6-9 J Ya know, that tickles Q4 V 'L c Nh 'is U X I ri 'if Ax Q W Q ' w 'f r . 'J ' a-v 1-K F 4-.fig -J Fi if Free scalp treatment. Pj? as-sf Ly ' ' 3-'UL ' Q 51? JP? in . . H, xvfagv Eagle-eyed Iookoutgl .LN 1, -:ze RgA dtrRy,. - .. -Z-.L xxxxixw , f' id - ,ivy f X ' r f? 7 s 3. Q 'Tn 4 if L 4 ...KH 4- of i 5 L, 'Q -'ig X o . , 3 .. ' Nj ' , K Q JC Y o 'V-' 1 ', i - x' p' i l 1 I ,- Qu is 1 7 Q X i i7 ' V, 0 You're not afraid of a little poison, are you? You're not going to put that in my mouth, are you? li J We Iearnecl fo tczlfe it w z'tl2 CL szvzfile I can take it, I can take ------ EEW! , ..,.1, k Isthis include d an the mess bmII?' ,-P.-.-g B1 vw jjw UL. - W ,M-.4 iff' Ht x -- -' 3 'j f '1 1 I X xii, P I ,4 1.-2,1 F54 7' ' na : A rf ' Q P111 is 1 d - I d '-EEEEH ------ Corpsmen! V How old did you say those eggs were? I 4 i 'qv -:vm 'N x 'r . . . . a.....,, . 1 . S 'ir' ,I 'Q 5-I .ax vp- l'4 vi? . I1-'FY' X 1 thu 'I you sure this will put curls in my hair? A little here . . . a little there. For soft cmd slziizmg lLcLfifilr'. . . an Egg Shampoo? a S, Xl N ll , - of-1-e 1. ,t Ol Ly .-f' ' V s. . 1 eu f J c h . x -, .When I Started I had hair on my heady One thousand four hundred eighty-nine I , . And the whacks continued. Particular attention was patct to one portion of the anatomy. . 76 -uf ' L 4 ' . ' . QF - 2,4 1 - . ,--- vzgngr' -' --' ' - - -f'--- --- ,V-., .. .,.. ,.,-.-.p-1 -.--f A-,.-.....:-1.-,. ,-v-... vw X vu t 'O ,-ff' F., 1 K, . 5 4 . I ' 'K -'JL .. gy '-in-.. qv Y J ,121-9' . L ' -.-X L x . Sir Penny 3 WVISCK What are they waiting for? .Qu Q X, R N 4 , V ' ' if I ' V N Y , ,.. . K' 3' - - ,, .- Y k ' ' ,N .. . . 'ii , ... -- A A .A N , ' f'.L'-9'-T.:'T1 A N 4-' - W . -, Q, , V .., ..,,. in-, 'Li - I ' hp-4. ,hw M f 1x- A The .'- Q I .5 I '-w- 1 xr 1- Q. .T -Q. ,. . wx .Tv , . I Jun . Q f- - -Q' ff! , ,vas .f,-,-,.- l - i ' .ll 4 ,- W .Pr l.Il Let's get together on this . . . up or down r V in Down! Y 55 Ll g J Xmtdm if . 'sf ' ' x L 1 '1 1-'L' I 'f .A K! IAS, V uf 51 Comm itted Zn'z'Qfiy to the b r i ny deep Anything's better than water hours. .fr , A' tbl ' Z' :haf V K A 2 0 r. x X , I V ft.. 1 ' 'ri' l D L ' wt Q. 1' ' ' 1.:,--,, -. H .. d- E -I A -:ar ' 'h' oi .QM :lif- One thousand nine hundred We'll count to three. SO I Q LI 4 A. '-'lf' A Water washdown in operation, 6' At the end, ure decidecl we zf fe 1'e better of clecadf Now boys, the cover and malls! YP 'Is l I 5 B 1. I 135' 3 'Q '5 Q gd? 'x W -:V r,' signs ,f '1'- Hi. . 5 f-: 1'!-'Tr' W S-, XM gn -3-, fx 'idb I 4 1 , Z S n Guanabara Bay ,ends we -R Copacabana Beach RIO DE JANEIRO 27-30 September 1961 Rio de Janeiro, meaning River of January, is a strange geographic misnomer. On New Year's Day, 1562, a Portuguese navigator sailed into Guanabara Bay, and named the site, Rio de Janeiro, thinking that the bay was the mouth of a large river. Whatever its original meaning, the name of this lovely city has come to mean justthat . . . a beautiful place of enchant- ment, of the soft and tongue-twisting Portuguese language, a place of warm, dark nights and wild and colorful carnivals. Today, Rio is an exotic combination of South American sights and sounds . . . at once the home of Sugar Loaf and the Samba, each a Brazilian institution, the former affording the tourist a thrilling view of the beautiful city by means of cable car, and the other guaranteed to permanently dislocate the sacroiliac of the uninitiated . . . both unforgettable. Rio is a forest in the middle of a city, a bustling metropolis centered by the marvelous vegetation of Tijuca Forest.. . Rio is famed Copacabana Beach, which features brilliant white sand, intricate mosaic sidewalks and ruffled bikinis . . . Rio is towering Corcovado atop which the great 130 foot statue of Christ the Redeemer whose widespread arms mark the entrance to Guanabara Bay. 83 QC X. 1 IIJ 0-'lane-r-t '3' -ugaqrvu-'iv'.qg,' -Qyg R- 41 1 5339 ' iii-.1 ' Captain Bringle pays homage to BraziI's Admiral Tamandare. S-1 3' , N' 2' , 'N - gn A - ,A . I i5-5 Q .. IP A scemc R10 park. You wanta swap ? I I 1 And the crowds roared. I l 1'ty'4A 4 ': 24 ffm? EEF' A- - sc' -.,... .. v 1, , V ' X' . 1 ' 2-+w,,Q-. 'E'-. 'AOne,two,three,four,five,5xx,sever1...mowhow about one for my buddy? 86 J-fl, . 4: 'jY.,,4 4 V, A QQ Q ..,' V r-- ,rng f' -f7'ge'f V. If 1-1 ' W fin 'da X u '- X . r 'HX Ja-,, a , ,.,. Q-., L. , , vrlf? ' - - f' ' lv - X f Q 2 ,- Q- wr., iw 12 . 'la '39!fl W-5 .f ,Q . I, , 1 nf, K ' . ff' N1 ' ' is-..k . fn.-:. f3s,E91h af, -1 v, 4.x 3 Q 'lbw ks 1 -bn,-4 E4 v' - we 1 '- OK. Jose, get out the new prnce tags. -r all li- ,- lg. V -:Si vi ii' 'ii 1- U '-. . 51 .Q l' s 14 i elm' tl. HQ' ' ' is-...... ,..v -....,,-.,- , XL --ur--A 88 ,..,-. 4...- ,Ll 1 x X rl x . ff I'Il take that one. ew .-v. 2' rfy Q my TiwL1'aCfrwr,1yXman Us +1 New UHF' Copacabana Beach. Gaanabara Bay . . . and the vnew of Sugar Loaf. - 15.1- .n-4' 5 L ,mmf ,,.. 0 On the beach. Qt' . L .Q 'A'Sf1'Y that a beautiful, gor- geo US, IOVGIY , . . bracelet? lf' r 0 I V. 4 .iii ,AQ T F' 7 I U l+4. Q- +- . L.: J: 3-A! 1 Wt' n bl -.- 'I ,al'Q' an Brazil's SECNAV and Captain Bringle. 4 4 .v ' - - P . , I -J ' ,.. .Q -.' - ,.. 4 ., -v- , LZ 'J' .v f -1 ' ' . - .:. - - 'A 1- ...A - -- ..f' 4- SLUQZJV LUAT ..HrjM.n1f1 H1 gg Qrggf-full 141 s-X 1 l. UNL 5 1 Captain Bringle is presented a statue of Goddess of Flight. 'ni ,,'. I . ' ,, li, ,: ,T - , .. a, .. .,1.,:f,1-.ta 7- f'--, ,-Fa-F' f t - . ,. -1 - gf, ' ' - 4' ' - -' i'Ew-53 L, Ai. --1,5 . ne w - .- .,, . ., .A ,. -Lug. ' j,., -3, 'Fel' -bf --:,, Stir-we . - .- - 'fe' fl- -.,' ' ... V5.4-1, .. .jf f -, ..,-1.1 2 3 X nj ,U I I I 1 C51 -fi yu .7 ,.. Os 'k '- lu f Q 17. Q ,QQ Atop Sugar Loaf ARUUND THE HURN 8 October 1961 The Ianguorous, loveiy charms of scenic Rio were left behind . .. ahead, to the south, lay The Horn, shrouded in the damp mists of Tierra del Fuego. The demarcation between the worId's two great oceans was no more than the passage of time, but the certainty that we were at last in the waters that were to be our home, made us feel that our journey was at an end. It was a time of work, this between the East and West Coasts of the continent of South America, a time of waiting, and home lay to the northwest. The ii HTC fUCi'ii,.1Htf',1ii,ViLAi Jg,1 S,t'ir,fH ftyywtfxiam figgta I I Q but hutteri Y il 1 ,ff ia .. I 4 9 .Y i CFO 811-171- A nf'-4 . 5 rm. lik' ' 1' F. ' A. 't If . .14 , f,-. '-4 1'-Y 'il' 1' 'w I ,'. 1? A 1 ITT A- 1 U- 3 XX ian --QA -. .5 fe- loss -4 9 u lu r . 1 We practlced skwls, and nmprwed our re-adm-2554 Drflls and more cirrlls and endless repairs. w' 'fihff lofi' , or , V ay' fel, - 'J- A 2 V jf rf' AH nf .A 1, ,, 'L J, i, mc 'V' 1 I Fd 4 1 . r 'Ha 3 fi 5 -ff? if 'I ,1 , K df., i v H-,,,.... 1. 1, gn. 4 . , L? ,AV 2 I -,A A A .J i - AG El 1 1 V ,wt wi ,!j,rlw. , MQ, 4 1 ':'D . - :5' C .' Submarme sighted . , . Kbrrrv if -.nm --.-lm-n-f ' - C eigga K' X 1 , ,. 'llzxfnx' C' on BL' ' ' H di EZEVLEEY 5 'WJF'W lrvvf TG , E , u NB J i' 4 A' P r YW.. 1 0 . Sl gi.-C-16, It beats TV The engine room is a matter of levers . .. :Vss f ' gf CCC 1' T e4 Ili ' ., as-'I I h 1 1 I M , 5 -v-ld g, S ,- il x Q ?!' -04 0- 51 9 r 'W' , ,I 2 l YY r r 1 E r r Eff!! Q. f ,Q f ' 2 i 1 9 V N , -1- xii? .3-vt' Q.. Q- ' L , ,Ay 4, i. 7 ,Q ,p 1 'x S'P'!H LQ rg ff it r f ffY , . xi 1-Flwlf' f - Ubin ' 5 V 4 r fy Sv M Aff U .pf I 'K .f, A 'i' l rm ' W ,xv- U iii 1 1 i r 99 and reports. X71 X , -15- and charts.. aff' .V-..,,k 1. iv Q i . . J' ' I SA Jo LJ R ., We sorted laundry... Switched Wires 1 .l S+- ff Stood in chow lines IOO HHH ml' '3 3 !' ,pw . 7 .iv U VISA T I There was time for fun, too. J-. nf, . - .L Q3 ff . ANZ ' 1' ' And we marked our 1000th landing with a cake and a crew full of big smiles ff nmrines kent no their daily dozen . , . 102 V., N ml i X, , 1 fl 4 I Vx 4 Y I Li? ,iw f L Ai., -e-4 JR X Q, 'F' .. V 1 el ' ' . r ' - Q' r 1 Wi- There were chess games . . . r Q N it-'if' A V' 8 fi And long awarted deliveries of mall ,...1f -5 r r m a A' . - L ' 1 W ' H JN A u- 1 0 I 'ds a X :L I ,, -., r . we-f f' ' is ' Q Zn --f This as the way we wrench a bolt . . . Write backward . . . fha,-pi:-1 '- Y I Search our records . . . l NUM NIP IO4 ...Q- Mzm the pumps 4 , . ' 2 E Stvr some pamt Thrs as the way we gas a pfame Rig 3 barrier ----i QA ig -4- .pu .-5.5 siln- . ,--....v,..-...--.x.....4S4--........-..-- 'iv 5 M., ..- -. 'IRM .QW . - ,Vf ' g.. - , .. vc, Ag, .-uf. ry. o-C' nw-v D .nv ,, 1 2 ,....-ff PS4 a. -ab -1' -,. Y'I -ua th I 2 n I , ,fn 5 I .' -Hu. - -,E A - i , mi 21' ' 1 .1 -- .ta 4 - 1 i , --Z. - J-,' 1 g- . r . .-,..1 Us .' ll lg 1 QT 1 J .4 . N ' '-nil-1-V' .,. .-4-. f-. Jay, , . 'L . :7'i -if ' 'gl-'f at xnliff W5 QW' ' M, . 1. ...Mr , ' fr .. . . ,.... . A f - , -fb M- - g-'- P.. ,Y 5 ,V .Q -1, . pr. Jena-5-'1'Z'. , , .gov f ,, , V. .y '7', ':.a1 , , ..-fu A- '-I k . ... ,. ,.. 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Valparaiso CHILE 13-15 October 1961 v Although it was autumn at home, in October it was early spring, in the upside down part of the world below the equator. We visited Chile. . .a long, mountainous ribbon of a country, hugging the south- west coast of the giant continent of South America. We anchored at Valparaiso, principal port of Chile and the most important commer- cial center on the coast, and made a tour to Santiago, as well, located only seventy miles inland from the Pacific. Santiago was a city sur- rounded by mountains . . . to the west the barren coastal range . . . and to the east the snow-covered Andes towered in awesome strength. We'll remember . . . the sharp contrast of colonial archi- tecture and modern construction . . . soft Spanish, graceful and liquid, conducting thriving enterprise . . . the Siesta contrasted with big business... the energy and charm of the Chilean people. Perhaps the most memorable sights were Santa Lucia Hill, laced to its summit with terraces and walks, four hundred feet high, and the nine hun- dred foot San Cristobal Hill, crowned by the local zoo and a statue of the Virgin Mary, reached by sightseers in a picturesque funicular. Ali .Q-M K , .4 u- i' ' V 'F' ,pf Land atlast lO7 rf' l .1 f r l 5 Make at a spit shine. . 'V ,-' , to I .i I W-A-N-T T-O . .. ,.k N X is ,m' , -- . , 1 'f .-2 Q . 'X E Q- L .., V L . k 4 I sm. VE. . X EALUERUN Ai ,, ' .l NUTAREA ' . 0 -1 What a place! 1f1 ' . , - .j. gk jifiii'-34.7 ., ,'. w A ' ' 5pk,M,- -ff -1-1 A5 .gwuqggif .,.f,.5B? IO8 - ' in v., Qi, lllf EOM Rlflll Er 3 A ' jf' f sm ff ' .1 f C YL WI:-Yi. 1 Y 5 5 What bird? Play Hearts and Flowers 2 r . Rf- ,- .I f. i .- s f , . ,. f 1 - r . -f Q 7 i luv ' ,- 0551. du - 5 1 X 7 -D .5 Q. . ,U 1- U ' Q1 NN, i. asa. A SWD-Shape bllildiflg- I don't care ifnthe ship is leaving, we still expect you to appear in court. Shutterbug stop. -H 4 .- 'XJ - s ar- ' 5' -. :-3 L--yi Q- ,au 'iff -.-:AJ .E ' S . - v, n-,,, .fs 'U ,, -. 'Ti K - , , -.f Q, '5- ' -I U . g!mj.2.h',.',Q' kb. Lil' , , . ... v - -11 . -' X , . - fe- 'L s - ' X was cis - ' ' V k lx 5' , , . - 1. - , vang 1 V 5 Q ,sa ,. 5, K . X 1 - , -,,, I. - . ,, i, n, rs ,.. L n xl 525 fi, ,VI I - Q . chi '.-..i 9'n'7 g 1 ' ' - 4- ' Q -' 171' ' -f ' e - III 1. 'fi r l The American Sai lor I put a penny in it and nothing happened. 4: .zgs f r 'fi NW Il ,....g... I ' f - .I-, J - 4' 4 ,- , .. 1 .N , . .J r .-. ,.-4 , I' , Y , I-. .lb . ,A .J ,Q I J ' ,pf YI, ' r sl x Qt - 3 'A .5 Im ,N .. I ' 1v ' I Mai 1 ,., .J-L: La av-Q In 'Arr ,. .-Q ..-nd ,.,,N-wdi-4 .L .,, ,Q-1 l 4v....:g: ae M V, ,. A. A ' s. x, ., I I2 x Y. mu., bl-anne mu. i -K, fl 1 Even here green means go Souveni ' x? '3'4 f FZ?iQ51. 'g 4 ,-'rj-C'..1.Q..-,. .., ,. v N , 6 1 1 r l , AY 5 6 l 5 52 1, gag I t i I I I E i . Splendor of Vina del Mar. S I 1 E E 1 5 1 . li 5 ' E We yi , -'fAi I ' 1 3 I ,T K ! ' 11' E ll, H s 4 's M E 1. i i I K i vt ,I I , an I gif? iigslm 7 x HU' .-W - . if! 4 5 ,. ' . ' . 213 Q' 1,17 .T ---- ',. M:-.gfgmf ' niileih huh: .rar-.guna-V'-.,.,, - ' 'Ra' 1.5 ill I -1 -i I-'eb' if Santiago-ChiIe's pride. YP iff' . ' I 1' 1 p I I ,f Vina del Mar, a touch of old Spain. one 4'10 ,-I'-ll! - N ,QI -ID- ilunvlllll' 3 9 ff A CL., f +, - ' 4 - Y if wk:-li Its II5 Ie pr nd mmm uwpmrmfg memes 1 L' 'W I 4'. ! A 5 1 ' in 1 N .wif 5' F ,. ' U me u --+,,ge,, if Nqr . A .Oi J- T - f 'Q Amir ' 1' v Q i N. I P 0 b. Ji 4 'Q' , Q w A: ' ri v5,k Chile provuded many mspsrmg scenes. sinus--w'-' --'M-' 0 11 fx, VPTN ' f'!lY' ' .J Yr' r I . J K M A ' 1 ,I 1'v --nfl' - EK , s . :u 'Q'f'- Q 1 W, ,S , , N. 'any 1 1 My gif? ' M 1 - 3- . vf A' -. ,Ju 1 M f . 'Pwr-+ A 1- s ' I lf, fu df.. ,ga ,N , I, .-4, 5 Q ag- ,.-P M .3151 Q, jg Un' -vf V V '19 '-' ' A ' ' S' ky! , ' Qvvhwbl-xxx. 1 WQQZ1 lb AH? ,V. ff . 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Q i 1 n Vs Ss -4 i ? i '93-gg? 4: l i 1 V A n X 1 l 1 4 l, M, ' M-wry M- . f fl -35--Q gulf 4- .f A . -'wad' Fr- 'I ...Q- IIB t 4 'Q What do they do on a rainy day IU Sweetest music this side of i I ii,f i 9 no gi abil f i 5 t if ii iii i 7 ig, V ' ' I tfil if T iilg i i 1 if i ii ii. i .ii 1 , . I F l 'i ' ' Q-i cl:-5'7 sf 1 'ff-, -. .'.:L-nvif.-'-. V . , - - A., ,A U- V V, egg N -- M 'H f J-aiaisw ui-Hari i v-qu... ...... ... em...-1 f 1 4 4 Let's try that again ... this is a high performance subsonic, medium pitch, toss bombing... i L S , ' if Y ii i , i 1 Q. Q Q-5 ' V 4 g - .' 1 ! fi i i f . , , 5 , .R H I I i, Iii I , , in i . A i i' i l Q , A - -..----r-h-an-1-ggnn oi n the colorful Hu-amigos! Baaie del Gallo. Wasscfs performing ,.,..-1'-rx3n....J-Kin N vi Three coins won't help here. l22 Basketball breaks the language barrier on Round the Horn Cruise. The drip drives the tenants loco at night. l l r at jf, By this gesture of friendship in a small Chilean School house... M--s in. A Id,- lvlany South American hearts were warmed 5 l23 - -C n-vu-van.,-... IPA. . ,d Y W W f V 1 nf I J, V -. .1 ,I-3 re, nn y 1 M mmf, ,qv .. .wan . J ,I 4 1 4- ' 'Q 1 . X.. . . ,uk - W ': . I,-N, Q .H ,1 ,- ,. -Q., - 5,1 ..,a, 1 f 4 I u 1 L i 4- . . .. of K - 4 a-Kao-xd., -si' '- --sf-n ,:L.,,,.f ,P-,, f. - , -'Y-N.: Q,,os -5-.- 1 ' -Q.-L ' - , '- .ffi X 4 Q -4 aux 1, .4-q. 1 .gm- t , o . 9-ug fn 14, .. . L ' . -.--.,-- -- -.....- X. F - - , A - .. - Y ,I 5' -A-Qlfiiva.-I v 1 ' - ' ' S . Q- - 'u-bl, T' u..,. -v-'A 'r 4 t- Q A- s ' ,c.,...w -,1' - slr- - ..- . ' -. sd' A U -- ...an , ? ' ' igf. f .- - .. 'V ' M V-?Z?y .,. . - ... . - ,4- ,, ,.- ll mlm... 1.r ' - au.. f '-'...' V ,VI A J n , ' - ' - -Q V. , . , ' ...-.- . rv. A -I if Y K M.. I -1- .qu . - - , . -.-' , - , L -ff' ff 1 - . 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' ., Plzf , 'QS-.'.'x'-ff . -. fe- pi if 33-iw, -N fi Ve fe df,gf.. '5 .5 1 V ' - . . . -- 'Q-'av' 1!,.,L..' A 5 ,I-I 1. ,. .'.A ' ff- '-an A . , ' x f'X flue ,J 1 . . ' ' Q gh, 'Iii . ' ,. , v. ' ' 1 O ' .1 125 ..C-,,-- .. , ... .W f , W- ,A 4 X ' .anal-hnv.,...... ----1.-. w-...x..-.1-.-5.4.4 , I PERU 20-22 October 1961 Peru, with some eight hundred thousand square miles, surprises the traveler with dramatic contrasts in climate, landscape and activity. Here, where you can find the tropi- cal jungles of the Amazon, Andean Indian villages, as well as snow-covered mountains and barren deserts, is the provocative combination of the ancient Inca civilization, with what was once the capital of the Spanish Colonial Empire. Evidences of both these cultures can be found today in every corner of this enchanting country. Few cities in South America have richer stores of archaeological and scenic treasures than Lima, with its old colonial churches and mansions, and the unforgettable beauty of the moun- tainous countryside that surrounds it. Lima, the Royal City of the Kings of Peru, was founded by Pizarro in 1535, and embellished by the skilled architects of Spain with palaces, churches and monasteries. While many of these edifices still remain, most of Lima is mod- ern, and of this century, possessing every facility of a con- temporary and cosmopolitan metropolis. Callao, Peru's main sea port, lies on a quiet bay only eight miles from the bustling capital, Lima, and was our point of departure for our visit to Peru Here the President of Peru was welcomed aboard here we entered the new world of this ancient country which we will remember for the many interesting ruins which today are all that remain of the fabulous Inca Empire for gold and silver articles displaying the native craftsmanship for the llama and Anticucho-for bullflghts and soles for contrast upon contrast time upon time as we saw the centuries in an all too brief visit Q - ' ,,-fW V f4,,,.,f' .,. -. ...,.,.,.-.,- ' .rmqor - --::- -214 ,.,,-A f- ----- A 'A- U' 9 '11-AN . Mg 1 su Q 4 , i 'i4.Q?QMmQQ5' W. .i X' Um I5 ' Ov HL- , Q C ,,, -.,T-4'v'uvqfy:-rfkn-.'WwQ'1P?vx4.,.r4v 1 . 2 , ,Q - V, ' , 1 h -A.-K... LJ .:.,- .. .,..3,... Qi-.. a1Hk4xL5 -X, 5 . . ...- ,,, A 1- Y -C tl'- ,, f W Mn fi'-3114,-44 y ,X , 51 ff-11-I-1 sw: - ' - :Q-'r' -'fgffz ' ' l , 1 W - . 1 QE 3. I. gf t4 f W1 uviuunnu -. t ' 7--, -gl ? ar-vu-1 WWF? iris y F 5-in rqNp'x's - . Q . n Rfk 5--I -'9:Zl3E,4 ,DS UL. A. I I V I --3 7 I 5 .gg -4-9.3.4 .. Q-I Q- - -- 'GA 11-5 ' ix' -4. Q3- X i fi A...--..-..,. .. ,H fl- 'I' - ii 'a2f X Ambassador Loeb, U.S. Ambas- sador to Peru, await the ar- rival of President Prado. Eight sideboys on deck.. Peru arriving I I A President Prado of Peru-we welcome you aboard IP8 'Quan f 'N President The Admrral, The Presuden Prado toure the flzght deck. of ' x .lv t, The Ambassador and The Captain. A 4-1' if N., l S , qs' i President Prado reviews the Marines. 3 F 5 Z i r S 3 F 9 I T 1 ! T 1 5 - Una 1 I i i i i D T i ,.1.... Y ,.......,.. , E 1. ii 2 SECN AV GUESTS r 'Ci :-1 Brothers on the bridge...Captain Bringle and his brother, Dr. C. B. Bringle. .,, .. , . Y , A. -1.,,.. r. 1' is Y ' 1'0f1 ' . , 5, f' 'T' iz ' ,' r..-vifw . J .. '-be-I 5 J . ' -'- f r Q . .Ziyi - 'lg' S -9 'Q Our SECNAV Guests who accompanied us Around the Horn: First row, left to right, Smith, R. I., Reiners, J. H., Jr., Appelbe, C. F., Gordon, D. K., Waring, T. R., Second row, Sergant, R. N., Torrence, R. C., Diamond, N., Starkey, H. B., Bringle, C. B., and Captain Bringle. in V ea pig: xl fl 'V v Aus:-S Y' A v 'j,Q,7' f' t K. 1 Q75 'df' XL Trying it on for size We were proud to show our guests our Terrier missiles. F .1 if if Qflsff For one thousand soles 11-'ns gi- Inca, loo A famrlrar trademark far from home . . . AMF ,e ,V e rig? , ,.g if ,t - 1 1 ' f..r immm -4 ,h I u- -1-4-f-. .- -3-.xo -ow.r:wlALnn- null The DSCUIVQ haurdlgl has reaghed Lumix. -an-f -i-U1 '-L fb 45.8. x.,. - A - ,, FT X ' ffl ,F if 1 m, 4 Q ? 2 1 . l fi Native Peruvian dance. 4 i -lk- I f.,f.,: .. G, ?- ..5 1J,,- Fix '5'Wi .elf ' fav A .4 Q., A, V ,, u .- Q. E q :vb,f,'k+' h hm gi M : WIP I, ,K ' ' 'F M, .ar Y 3751 133 .-4.-Q.-vws...vus-A L.. sf , ,r 3 ,- 1 ni g 5' . 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A.- , 1- -f '-' i' Q-4 'N- ....,g. 2 . km ' . A ...dl ,Q-jf 5 .- - l 7 Wx? I 5 A terraced hlI!sude hugh above the sea , ., ' ff-'fur - -nr -.,-A. -.....,.- .- A .lqflm 'E ' as' -+A.. -4nd.l A-QL.. .4--... -n-n..p-Q-....... Juan... If o--',,...- - .a . .-N QQQWVQ '44 an-2-JS, ,, -.,--1-'W ' f1Z113wM',:,,. '.-- 4:- ! fur- - n ' -.,,.o-0 1 ' 3-74-Q-if' ' -L--H ,.,,- 44-5454 A - .-5 ,.,a-w. , , - f...- 505 1',,,.. ,L -sr.-1 . . Pl. 0 4+-a b .N inf, Q .3 .-1, 4 f aaa -g,4S',,....,! 7 ,'w lv .'n'!1' fs: LAX- -N. 1 - A In-7. '54 'V QA X .,5vgJ,' 90 - in ' I I X . -'TF ' ig. e ' Us ., ex ess .-n an ornate Romanesque cathedral... sa. awesome relics from a great past . . . this was Peru. , 4 - A' S .A '-- -Qia- A -v ' 'T 9 .J-T .- T The me Rggm Fivgl CDR Thomas and CDR Slaughter KITTY HAWK CHARITY FUND TELETHUN 29 October 1961 ll ' 'w j WW NJA ' H W Schmaltz Leatherneck duet 144 ww Grand Ole Oprey. You couldn't carry a tune in a what? We'lI do anything forthe United Fund. I-15 xr. ..- --. 39 ' , -r 'Z' ' 'H'-, -I. ' P -...,.. Q . 'rf' . . A . 'J -..- ' : '5 f-f-1-'1 --'L in H'-.rm qw. -v sag-, ., u- rf GTC ., . . , 'Am Ab , .. UL Xxx' , 'sg -- A 1 W 4 ' W A-. 5 Xl , ,v I . 9 ' A ' 1 ' 'ry 1 IJ't'.' 4 4 . ,r ,. ' Mb , ,QL , ,Af Rf Q-gi Qii - S2 : Bl- 'L N- I I ,b,p.v.,n.,f.'..- 'I I L., -42, J- F'- AH aboard! E ? 5 N lt's me, Daddy! Next? ,43 Q s M 'L l 1 i Q 2 i Y i 1 2 S li i, 'l ? U nl 147 ' Y A , 4.3-.vnu--1-f' ' 9 Auxiliary Iookouts Meet the captain 'gil ' X ,XB F7 x J' ...ff .,.-, 1 x WLS Mother in Law. Watch that Waistline 14 DEPENDENTS DAY 9 November 1961 Family dinner if 'ff 1 Hz. X lg, if F if 1 x Bombs away 'QQSI GL Fu, il' E Q1 xl E A I S . f 'V' Now l'm famous ,Juv . , 'N A1'f'91 iii 'P Well, folks, what do you think? :W -1-,dl lt's okay, dear. fa' I 1 2 ! Us , J I On the bridge. -A 'Xe Z CDR and Mrs. Jo in - 4. hm Thomas CUM, Um! MVS. Brimqle s4-f,:,,.L,,y,.-- L - 1-' L H ls gl Ji 6 'E I I 14 'I 1 'u 2 , i 1 1 ua N P 5 ll 4 V . ,,evuii'f-.- - ' 'V an . H-. -.....4.-.uu-.r FIRST FLEET EXCERCISES CNO ABOARD CVA-63 in Uniform of the day, dungarees with creases QUW 4: q L L! f . A , ,g .t KITTY HAWK D p s. CNG, CO and XO i 2-'EEE I I 's I Q 'ei 3 i r 5 Fire power demonstration 'as Q41 Q '11, X ASROC shot from the Henry B. Wilson. :.-,, Q - 405' NBA A ,ir 14 CARRIER AIR GROUP Air Group ELEVEN is an old and famous air group with a dis- tinguished combat history and a present day capability which place it high among the fighting units of the United States Navy. The Air Group was first commissioned at San Diego, California, on Navy Day, October 10, 1942. It was then commanded by CDR Paul N. Ramsey lnow a Rear Admirall. Air Group ELEVEN played an important role in both World War ll and in the Korean Con- flict. On June 5, 1943 the pilots of Air Group ELEVEN conducted the first daylight raids on Bougainville, Solomon Islands. During the war the Air Group made bombing attacks on such well-known places as Munda, Vila, and Rahili during the desperate fighting in the Solomons and New Georgia operations. The Presidential Unit Citation was awarded to the Air Group for its extraordinary achievement against the enemy in World War ll. In October of 1947 the Air Group embarked aboard the VAL- LEY FORGE for the world cruise which ended in June 1948 at San Diego. During the Korean Conflict, Carrier Air Group ELEVEN was the first to tangle with the MIG-15, and was the first Navy group to down one of the Russian jet fighters. Air Group ELEVEN made its most recent cruise to the Far East aboard the attack carrier USS HANCOCK lCVA-191 in July of 1960. During this cruise the Air Group was led by CDR Richard F. Cyr, USN, now with the staff of Commander First Fleet, and was composed of Fighter Squadrons 111 and 114, Light Attack Squadrons 112, 113, and 115, and the C Detachments of VAH-4, VAW-11, and HU-1. A grade of Excellent was assigned by Commander Fleet Air HAWAII during the operational readiness inspection early in the cruise at which time the group demonstrated a high degree of training and readiness. The squadrons and detachments of Air Group ELEVEN flew some 20,000 hours while aboard the HANCOCK, and compiled over 5,700 catapult launches and about 6,900 arrested landings. A highlight of the 1960-61 cruise for Air Group ELEVEN came in November 1960 when it was given the distinction of representing the U. S. Navy in the celebra- tion of the Twelfth Annual Philippine Aviation Week held in Manila. The Air Group flew from the deck of the HANCOCK while it was at anchor in Manila Harbor and took part in a mas- sive air demonstration over Manila International Airport. ln March 1961, Carrier Air Group ELEVEN returned to San Diego and once again began a regrouping and retraining cycle at its homeport NAS Miramar, San Diego. On March 30, 1961 CDR Thad T. Coleman relieved CDR Rich- ard F. Cyr as Commander, Carrier Air Group ELEVEN. At the present time the Air Group is composed of five squadrons. The units of Air Group ELEVEN aboard the USS KITTY HAWK are Fighter Squadron 142 lof Carrier Air Group FOURTEENJ, headed by CDR John B. Stetson, and flying the F8U-1 Crusader, VA-113, commanded by Commander Lewis A. Tomkins, and fly- ing the A4D-2N Skyhawk, Light Attack Squadron 115, commanded by CDR John F. Driscoll, and flying the workhorse AD-6 Skyraid- er, Heavy Attack Squadron lVAHl 13 led by CDR George Koen, flying Douglas A30 Skywarriors, the C Detachment of com- posite Photographic Squadron Sixty-Three lVFP-631 led by LT Norman S. Levy, and flying the F8U-1P Crusader, and the I Detachment of the Helicopter Utility Squadron One lHU-11 led by LT Richard L. Smith and flying the HUP-3. ELEVE Oi If ,-f ., How come this green sheet is on -ll......... gl I MN i 'Y is 4, Fif e ' V ft' ' 55 i i A ,gL.. CDR THAD T. COLEMAN Commander Carrier Air Group Eleven Q F ' white paper? L...- 1' i 'Q i V If M i I . 1' 'Ja , . 4 . ---4 - 2 4 . ,fl . K , H:,fe .i,, , Now we have to play It by QW- VAH-13 6' XX 'Ron rmvi HEAVY ATTACK SQUADRON THIRTEEN xg, Yagi-56 .23 . 1 --ii ' ' M .fs 'A ll GP iaesii A3D Skywarrior 13 , r re - XY X, 1 ,-.-4 ' 'S sp x J A I Jig., 11... P Last one in close the hatch. Heavy Attack Squadron THIRTEEN Det 'A', LCDR H. J. Griffin, Officer in Charge, was activated on 15 September 1961 to represent the parent squadron, which departed for NAS Whidbey Island to estab- lish the Squadron's new home. Consisting of eighty two Officers and men, the Detachment operates the A3D-2 Skywarrior, the long range Sunday Punch of Naval aviation. Highlights of Det 'A's cruise included an occasion which few sailors have a chance to encounter, the singular experience of rounding Cape Horn, the southernmost point of South America. Here, be- tween a little speck of land called Staten Island, and the rocks of the Cape, the crew of Det 'A's A3D-2 Buno. 138907 consisting of LTJG S. P. Balsley, Pilot, LTJG Orcutt, Bombardier,fNavigator and SLEE, AQB3, Gunnerf'Navigator, were the first of the ship's personnel to witness the mingling of the waters of the Atlantic and Pacific. ln this manner, VAH-13 Det 'A' pointed the way west to CVG-11 and USS KITTY HAWK. Other firsts, within the Detachment were the ceremonies and initiation that are part of the rich tradition of crossing the Equator. Thanks to the ef- forts of our three shellbacks, led by LT. Mateer, the ceremony was an unqualified success, as many a sore ex-pollywog will attest. The experience was one which the Officers and men of Det 'A' will remember for a long time to come. Ori the business side, two airshows, one at Rio De Janeiro and the other at Valparaiso, impressively demonstrated the loft bombing and low altitude min- ing capabilities of the Squadron aircraft to various military representatives of South America. Summing up the cruise, the opinion of all hands was that it was unique. VAH-13 Det 'A' has more than lived up to their motto, We can handle it. C I i 11 i l Q 1 i v 3 I 4 1 I P W ig! J S I i 1 ' 'E ii 1, 1 Y 4 5 I, 1 xii?-f l VAH-13 Hurry up! We can't hold at up forever. I Y 5 ff6?ii'?'Y P1G1iJ i1i 'T7.f1 ....4 .v-equuwfrx.-l-Qun13E11 nri'L ' Q--'il 11 Here it is 1100 and I told them to be here at 0800. It doesrft say anything about how to get him out! wi i iff ' N Ln uns: D' Q71 f , J .0 1 W ATTACK SQUADRON ONE HUNDRED THIRTEEN Attack Squadron ONE HUNDRED Tl-llRTEEN, the Stinger squadron, although only in existence since its commission as a fighter squadron on October 10, 1942 has already made an im- pressive mark in Naval Aviation. To mention a few of its past awards, during the Korean Con- flict Attack Squadron 113 received the Presidential Unit Citation for its outstanding combat performance. Following its conversion into a light jet attack squadron in 1956, Attack Squadron 113 re- ceived the Naval Air Battle Efficiency award in 1959. To give you an example of its current professional ability, during the last cruise to the Western Pacific area Uuly 1960- March 19611 VA-113 flew 1,500 sorties which totaled 3,519 flight hours and 1,117 carrier landings. Each pilot averaged 66 day and 13 night carrier landings with eleven of the seventeen pilot making 100 or more carrier landm, s i 156 There are very few aviation squadrons in earistence today that can boast of having received awards and achieved such rec0rdS as a fighter squadron and now as an attack squadron. During its illustrious careeer VA-113 has flown many different types of planes. Its first operational aircraft was the famous F8F Bearcat Since then it has flown the F4P Corsair, the lf9F Panther and Cougar, and after its conversion into a light jet attack squadron the AAD-1 and A4D-2 Skyhawk lt is cur- rently operating with the A4D-2N, a radar version of the A4D-2- This gives the squadron a night and all-weather attack capability- The squadron is now led by CDR TOMKINS, a Commanding Officer who is well acquainted with light attack squadrons. Hue received his indoctrination into this type of warfare during.l1IS participation as a young Ensign in many of the Pacific campalgnS during the second World War. P' , K ,sggvf .J V Q l ' ' f', 4, '- . . . .I 1 , r' 1'. ,-,f Q -..r' .- Q f l . - VA-113 QM Queen Bee. L 0.-a-un...4n-a..-...L Sm. M fr 1 -.41 s I i N l N i . E if r I 3 , L I y Y I X 1 - I n VA-113 Above and beyond . . . Now push the whatshamacalht and pull the thingamagig. .. fl! ' 2 Here kitty, kitty y JP' L.. al - ' -fa-ffso-1 U .Q Q X ' A 4 , 'lf' 413439 Fw- , -' ' Q-4-L 7 ' fx , Q, L- Look out below! ' I r .1-1-..,....- ..- ' - ,,,,.....1l-i-- '1'7?f re ' ,Q Q W' 1 my Iv '11 5.4 5--fbarlvg Y , Q, as 'Q j , 159 And what are you smiling about? ,....m-L.-...pr l 5 E 5 Q 5 fl l E 'S l 1 l 4 . -w4.u1quu,1w-mn-r1qr1- lui ' ' aull dl-L... ,., .50 ' .frr 'fUU,.. -. ---,np-!?V4 4.. ,fs f: VA-11 The sound of a Spad ln the groove heralded the arrlval of the frrst operatronal combat alrcraft to land on board Krtty Hawk on the memorable morning of 19 August 1961 As Commander John F Drrscoll Commanding Offucer of VA 115 took hrs cut and engaged the number one cross deck pendant he establrshed another frrst rn a long lane of frrsts for The Arabs of Attack Squadron One Hundred Fifteen Jolnlng Krtty Hawk rn Norfolk on 28 July after a cross coun try fllght from San Dlego The ARABS blended In lmmedlately wrth the flghtlng sprrrt of Krtty Hawk and enhanced this splnt throughout the crulse Whale operatmg for thlrty days rn the Guantanamo Bay Cuba area the ARABS comprled an envlable record flying low level navrgatlon ordnance and tactrcs mlsslons VA 115 pllots flew day and night carrrer operatlons an support of the Kltty Hawk Operational Readiness lnspectlon After departmg that area on 15 September the squadron started practicing for an Arr Power Demonstration to be glven rn Rro de .lanelro After one practice rt became readily apparent that the ARABS were ready to demonstrate thelr ablllty ln wea pons delivery Wrth malntenance personnel workrng contlnuous ly and provldlng outstandlng avarlablllty of arrcraft the ARABS put on a most vlvrd demonstratron of the phenomenal strlkrng power of the AD 6 SKYRAIDER lVlovlng on from Rlo de Janelro the trusty ADs flew darly mls srons as Kltty Hawk rounded Cape Horn and headed North toward Valparalso Chrle Another Arr Power Demonstration was called for ln Valparalso and Attack Squadron 115 agam lmpressed all vlsltors with their capabllrty rn the weapons dellvery freld After leavmg Valparalso and a three day vrslt to Lama Peru the ARABS started preparmg for thelr homecommg ln San Dlego Complllng over 1500 hours of flight time and close to 650 carner landings the officers and men of VA 115 were ready for their lmmrnent departure from Kltty Hawk Wlth the record of makmg the 1st combat alrcraft landing and the 300th 500th 700th 900th and 1000th landings the ARABS enjoyed three memorable months on the good shlp Kltty Hawk Attack Squadron One Hundred Flfteen has been rn contrnu ous commlsslon slnce 1942 Frrst as Torpedo Squadron Eleven then bnefly as Attack Squadron Twelve Alpha between 1945 and 1948 One Flfteen was redeslgnated under :ts present name ln 1948 Attack Squadron Twelve Alpha was part of the flrst Arr Group ever to make a round the world crulse when they embarked aboard the Happy Valley lUSS Valley Forge CV 451 on 9 October 1947 ln the frrst year of the squadron s re deslgnatlon as VA 115 It recelved the new AD SKYRAIDERS whlch It has srnce flown contrnuously In 1950 the squadron was one of the flrst to deploy to KOVGB and durmg the next two years proved ltself and the AD a formldable strrkmg force The Korean Conflict was the frrst time the AD had been flown ln combat and lt proved stself to be one of the greatest planes the Navy ever built The ARABS of Attack Squadron One Hundred Flfteen havrng proved themselves ln the past stand ready to take on all comers who challenge the Amerrcan way of llfe - -- 'ann - - ' womans-fd-p-,..gl.gih.,g5-f-Ap.gp1g,4,L h ' ' ATTACK SQUADRON ONE HUNDRED FIFTEEN I don't care where you've never been A before . . . today we'II fly a Z-32-CC. . , i ff. , . . , r Q r Q , The first flight of combat aircraft to V f ' ' land aboard the KITTY HAWK were the Arabs C 4 5- 1 ,iw iw! .r kid . X'-+4 V Go torn up No. 115, son. x 01 -. 1 1 I 1 1 4: I ...1 .1 .5 fi I I I I I 1 I 1 I I i I I I 1 I I I I 1 I I I I I' M II 1 I , , I ' I I I Q' '-'A ' 'I , -Y .A Y, , ., ,..- -- gn-, l See, just as I thought, It doesh't have an ejection seat. g -- 5' And then I said to her, I sand If X X-. 'I aaha I I I :F I gi, .I I I I I I I II i I I I 4 I I . V xxx RX '41 X,X a,,-. xi 1 I SNR Tig. Xb , N its J. -1 .5 I IIWV IIDMIII fif11:s1I I 1 111'11111fA1a11 H 1111311 113015, ,.... ,-f't,f f ft if ,. 3, I A df, ' - 5 Y, r a f ' We really ought to have a supervusor You'd better hurry, Mr. Miller only gave us three minutes off. QL. fif? X , 1,1 sq lb Q U 5 ,by i Q 1 F,--., 1 l FSU Crusader .xp- ix. i 0 'av Ili.. ' , f v VF-1 164 1 -if 2. 6 5 1 --A-:' .ar- ' ml ' -31 1? Gee, they were up here last night 73 E1 ark. -...ff-.-5 FIGHTER SQUADRON 142 Tracing the history of Fighter Squadron 142, one realizes the depth of adventure, excitement and color which has molded this group into the Fighting Falcons. Flying the F6F Hellcat, Reserve Squadron 791 was deep in the Weekend Warrior routine when the Korean Conflict ignited. Within a month, it became part of the first all-reserve air group in Naval history to enter combat. The squadron, equipped with F4U Corsairs, deployed 2 March 1951 aboard the USS BOXER. Ensuing months brought intensive action against the enemy, but upon arriving home, six months later, the squadron could boast of not having lost a pilot. The big transition from props to jets began when F9F-5 Pan- thers entered the line, followed by F9F-6 Cugars. The squadron was redesignated to regular status as VF-142. As part of Air Group 14, the squadron deployed 3 February 1954 aboard the USS RANDOLPH from NAS Norfolk. During this unexpected but very enjoyable 6 month Mediterranean cruise, squadron members claimed the title the World Famous Fight- ing Falcons, a claim which they still are quick to defend. The cruise ended 4 August 1954 and CVG 14 returned to NAS Mira- mar, California, its home base, to begin a new training cycle. Pilots participated in evaluation of the steam catapult and in an experimental escape, evasion and survival program. June of 1955 found VF-142 departing from San Diego for a Far East cruise aboard the USS BOXER. This trip called upon the unit to perform extensive flight operations in the evaluation of NAS Cubi Point, Philippine Islands and NAS Agana, Guam. The Fighting Falcons retured to CONUS 3 February 1956 to begin the transition to the FJ-3 Fury. Highlighting the ensuing training cycle was the firing of the new Sidewinder missile. 142 then boarded the HORNET for an- other WESTPAC tour. After 6 months in the Far East, the HORNET returned to CONUS on 25 July 1957 and the squadron disembarked for Miramar, here to await the transition to the F8U-1 Crusader. In October the Crusaders began to arrive in quantity and the training phases were entered in earnest. By 10 March 1958 the squadron was proficient enough in this, the world's fastest car- rier fighter, to carrier qualify aboard the USS MIDWAY. On 3 January 1959 the squadron began its deployment to WESTPAC aboard the super carrier RANGER. A five week train- ing period in Hawaii put both the squadron and ship in a high state of combat readiness and enabled 142 to make the highest grade of the Air Group on the ORI. The RANGER entered San Francisco Bay on 28 July 1959 to bring to conclusion a very suc- cessful cruise which saw the squadron log over 1200 F8U carrier landings. Despite the change to new F8U-2's, the squadron entered quickly into an intensive training program and completed the majority of its competitive exercises in two short months, a tribute to the high level of training our replacement pilots re- ceived from VF-124's Crusader College. As the result of the competitive exercise scores 142 was nominated as the west coast day fighter entrant in the Naval Air Weapons Meet. The WORLD FAMOUS set sail aboard the USS ORISKANY for WESTPAC on 14 May 1960. Upon arrival in Hawaii, THE FALCONS began Carrier Operations in earnest. After completing the ORI, the squadron sailed toward the land of the Geisha Girls. As the sun was passing beyond the horizon on 30 June 1960, LCDR C. H. SCHINDLER, the Squadron Executive Officer, exe- cuted an OK pass aboard the ORISKANY bringing to a close Fiscal 1960, whereby 142 became the First F8U Squadron to successfully complete an Accident Free Year. While deployed on the BIG O the command was awarded the coveted AIRPAC E for Excellence for its operations during Fiscal Year 60. On 13 December 1960 the ORISKANY entered San Diego Bay concluding an outstanding cruise which saw 142 log a record number of flight hours for a deployed CRUSADER Squadron. An Around the Horn cruise in USS KITTY HAWK enabled the squadron to continue training toward its goal of IOOCZ, opera- tional readiness. The training was conducted with the spirit of perfection and professionalism which has become synony- mous with the flying and the pilots of the WORLD FAMOUS FIGHTING FALCONS. - - . ., ..ig,n,,. r ' , ,, - - - ..... .. .... ' .., ,,,. ..... VF-142 E a L' ,tt r - ---' -Uv ,.--a-sg: -1,..-.n-Q-.45-ciAi..4 l , W x v 'Z w- 44' Q 6 , f H -uh-,g-.' y - P3 Qi 9 gf l 'Ml tl ' sf 1 X1 Lt-- X -Q fxzixxbk. V fb. ' ' ll. N, -xy.:x.J Once upon a time there were three little bears... L- Catch a Crusader by the tail Us M374 5 Filllrl M37 43 Yesterday it was blue, today it's white, tomorrow it will be . . . K . - nz-Y - -s.-Q-l-.....,,.-. . ,, 1.3. 5 - A251525- w f-T'?'I' '12 I -'f-ii. ' If ' f . .,,.,f 1. E. 1 I x I 1 I I I I 3 . 1 I . I Ty l I I I I E I i I I I I , I: I I I I I I I I I I I I . II ' I + I I I I I I I I I I I I II 5 II I II . 5 II I I 'I I I t I I 1 by M5977 I ,,.e Y NAV I f' ' g 'ff 2. fl!! I I I, K' ' rl-N ...o' 3 xxxxxvyy . i o , ' 3 A . ,X ff 'Q xp N , g-.l..s-A-. ,..,v '.. ll. K-izll r':'Q?- g , ,.. - -,sag-' .. - N ,..p. . ., . 4, .........-..m..,-A4n..4n..nnvi4nas.k ' VFP-G3 LIGHT PHOTOGRAPHIC SQUADRON SIXTY THREE Light Photographic Squadron Sixty-Three supplies a detachment for every attack carrier in the Pacific Fleet. Detachment CHARLIE, headed by LT. Norm Levy, flies the F8U-1P, reconnaissance version of the super- sonic Crusader. The term eyes of the fleet best describes the aerial photographic mission performed for Kitty Hawk and CVG-11, The squadron was originally formed during the Ko- rean Conflict as VJ-61. Since that time its designation has undergone several changes including VC-61, VFP- 61, VCP-63 and finally VFP-63. lts array of aircraft go back to thefF4U-5P Corsair and through the AJ-2P Savage , F2H-2P Banshee , F9F-2P and -5P Pan- ther, F9F-6P and -8P Cougar, A3D-2P Skywarrior and on up to the present 1000 + MPH F8U-IP. Through its detachments the parent squadron at NAS Miramar has reached far flung places throughout the world, Japan, Philippines, Australia-and now Cen- tral and South America. 4 5, Ooooops! Excuse me, Nlr. Levy! I m.s.xt'i't 'T' 'ir- 3, -- X , I 'E '. ','.l1 tl A-A g V-.. -ggi, 'gf -. I l 1 . 1 5 . :gi-3 in m if f? vz. ' - J: . 9.2. is-A r ..' V I 1 :fig , 1. ' -.wi ag :- ' ,QV T,- Nils. , .4 . .I 21559 21 Y ff ,, n 1, 1...-H M . .Aj -i..'1i'Qih0'! 3'-ix, 2.v. fT -' ' VPI Slides or black and white? .L f as W f Q N159 E3 X JI-' Where does the crank go? X LX QQQQ E-in Ek: .H-I i bi' .-...-.p-... .-,..... On April 1, 1948 Helicopter Utility Squadron One was com- missioned as the first operational Navy Helicopter Squadron. Now after twelve years of commissioned service, HU-1 is the largest and rnost active twelve year old in the Navy. The squad- ron employs groups of men and helicopters to accomplish the task of providing nearly every major ship in the United States Pacific Fleet with helicopter service. This area covers nearly a million square miles from Alaska to the South Pole and San Diego to Japan and the Philippines. The most outstanding work accomplished by the squadron has been the rescue of downed airmen and infantrymen. As of 1 September 1960 a total of 845 men had been rescued via HU-1 helicopters. This figure represents actual rescue, and not the normal evacuation of wounded or people under flood condi- tions. Many of these rescues were made during the Korean War, often under the direct fire of enemy guns. The courage of both pilots and crewmen can best be attested to by the number of decorations granted to the squadron, ranging from one Con- gressional Medal of Honor to one hundred sixty Air Nledals. The Squadron itself was awarded the Presidential Unit Citation for Extraordinary heroism in action against enemy aggressor forces in Korea from 3 July 1950 to July 1953. Besides making rescues, HU-1 does an invaluable service to the fleet by transferring mail, vital tools and parts, as well as personnel between ships underway at sea. The versatility of the helicopter makes it ideal for transportation of VlP's over short distances. Among the many famous people transported by HU-1 helicopters areq Carlos P. Garcia, President of the Philippines, Chiang Kai Shek, President of Chinag Cardinal Spellman, the Secretaries of Defense and Navy and many others. Wherever you find a United States Navy Aircraft Carrier or another major ship in the Pacific Fleet, there you will find the ever present HU-1 helicopter, ready to do its part in keeping the world free. 2 v-as Y-film-.4 il' Agfa.. Q'lu.. -ali-l -1'-f -4 '-if ,,, ' ,. Ml., -Q Beep, beep! Swooosh! No, - v - -.-tug, , , li- 0-mp., -1.-Q-sl Wt 18.3 ff----1 1--.-- ...--Q 4 - ..-....- - - A ' axis ,za-'-1 ' On stataon X . A...-.Af-,--v . -vw rw- v v.--. , 4- , ' K . in . .Q-. -A . ' V in . XJ., , -.,,.v -A + W . .,.,.,,,, Y, -,.. . ' I ' 1 A-. X s , . -,..---- f ,.,. .Q - U-1 ff ' 11' '-K v bv I . , .,,.,-.. mf ' - IV . V -...M . S - . , .I ' s ' .' ' MQ. - ll ,Q I ' A ' I I ,.. V ' A ' ,N ...,,...,..,.., -Q-Q-1, . --A N V V .. -5-as ' Vain? , , .ra 'J' ' F ' -. ---nn 4 Af .- , 1 ,l ...Nv- 1-,pr M , M- ' - -.., W . ., , -1-. 41-nn 4 A.. ' 'A'--'iv - -I L--5-4-.- . .U Air Boss congratulates HU-1 pilots for 1000 how: ,, 1 . f - A 5 vw l l R i 4 J J ' 4 v -ff'- Y -Y .,- gftq'v 1 E CDR R. lVI. TROWER P t f rch l ' 'O as an ap am CAPT H. R. SCANLIN Medical Officer CDR lVl. SULLIVAN Catholic Chaplain DEPARTMENT HEADS --M -+,-wfeNv-f- 11-:IKM . .Q ,im S -,. f-.zu 'rx I n 0,0 ..p-.,.....- I CDR J. W. PENTECOST Dental Officer CDR R. IVI. FRYE Navigator CDR A. B. SANDERS Supply Officer 'Pa gk i IIN'-X . CDR H. N. OCONNOR Air0fficer It ri ' a CDR VV. R. MCQUILKIN Operations Officer HH'-'bi l 0-9 , - 1 CDR D. L. HADAVVAY Weapons Officer CDR J. A. SL!-XUGHTER Engineering Officer 175 J J 3 A I. QQ L, if al ,I .21 H5 J, A ,If I ,Nl JJJJ 'JJ rw 1,3 .if aw ..i Li J Ja ll .1 1 i 1 J 4 1 I K J -,lg ig-.iv SHIP'S CCI PANY ,f,. U' K. -'T . .A ,QT7 s . Lap .QPR - if Z-r ,,,. F-n.l'5-n,' L Y 3 L J J 'XP .icy Lf Q--' .- -' f - - 1 - cp -..EL . n 7. Y, 1 .. 11 Q. X DIVISION-First row, I to r: Thompson. P. N., PN2- PN3vSpare, H, J., SNfBea, H. W.. PN3mDeeds, D. J.. ffCrawIey, C C., PC3fVourron4, P. E., EM3-Jones, R Frankel. E V., ET2--McDonald, J., PN2-4Huges, E. P., PNSN--North, J. R., YN3fBrown. J. W., PN2-McNair, R., PN3--Glmbert, G., SA-Gerrlpy, E. C., SN--OFIBHUO ABE1-f-McGraw, K, A. LIC----Myers, P. O.. PCC-Town N,, PN3'-Bow1e. J. L., PC3-fHaII. C A.. JO3ffGIick, G. P. F. SA---Stuart, P.. SNA-Johnson, H. R., PN3-COJSOH send, M, Y., LTJG-fFlan1gan, A. H.. LTJG-McCracken, L,, SNffDegnen. D. J. SN--Hull, W. H.. SA--Lynch. J. F., J, PN3 'f-- Moreno. R. H., SN--Hetrnck. R. C., SN-GIIIGU D. M., LTJG-iwhite. R., LTJG--Trower, R H., CDR. CHC-V AAA-Petl. D. J , YN3--Ashworth. J. R., PC3--Neuman, G., water. E, C, PN3f--Randall. L. W.. YNSN-Nielson, T Sullivan. M., CDR, CHC-Eaton, A. L., LTJG--Brandel. R. AN-Gloss, J. W., YNSN--Bebko, R. W., SN-Yates, H. J., L., YNSN-'Kung W.. SN-Splllane. W. H,, ICB-HOHYTJHH E., LTJG---Mernkangas, J. R., LTJG-Hearn, M. F., LTJG- SNH-Adams. R. H., SNvDwyer. W. S., SNNJosephson. J. R. A. PC3--Essler, D. J.. SA-White, W. C.. PN3-JOY Hodgeman, C. F., PNC-Schenewerk, D. D., ABEIWGUV- W.. SNkBovIe, W. A, PHAN-Holmgren, J. C., YN3. dan, W. L.. YN2---Wert, J. L., PN3-Evans, R. H,, AN' ney, F. M., PN1-O'ConneIl. P. F.. AT2--Neyman. D. T., Third row: Drumsta, A. W., AAWCQ-nziper, F. I.. SN- AT2. Second row: Poglaze, C. J.. SN-Werner, W. J., Amato. H. J., YN3-NIcCorey, J., SNW-Penley. J. A., YN3 f - ' ' 1 r 4 Nw Y-- . .L-' . A' L r. n- iw- . I' T -Jw' mvuslon-rim ww lm f- rnmm C A Hma,-.F ennp r w HM1 second f J b N A 1 M J :G bf, v. . . IM' sins: sms, H C, HM2 Siem. J M.. HMQJ cmmmro-.-,S+-i. s.-nr, 5 T. sn, scnmm. Log. rfngfg,-hindggl HLWC Sf,f,f'h J SJ 'Lg' HQ'M1fe',Qf,f,'SR 0B CHNg:Hi933S5e,'E. L.. J N- HW R WHEN- U R' LCDR1 MC n5'Hf1J'f H- R' HW 0 ffJf1 F J J HM3 Mvers, 1 w, HH MIIIPFIOJSKJV HM3 'Sw-?-H R c HN 'Azmori' J T Hwwmnness. CAPT, mc www-, c LU. Msn nmwn. c D.,HM1- H J. nm r.m.1J,, f. R, HN .,.,,,.,,,,, EQ D 'Wy' R A SN 'F L ' ' ' V . , Q-1.45 ... ,, . .. . 'A Q-A .,, -J . .- . . ,., ,i nzrmu. J to rz McConn JJ. J F.. AN,-My 8 C'JQ 1 RJ Tn DC USN Losefr, R E . LT. oc, USNffRUf'kFf w H LT sonnen Missing' Ppmecosr, J. w., con, oc-Muller, w. D., DT1...Barton. R F.. DTCS, P1---Zeigler. P. E., LCDR, DC. USN Zanolf, A. D. DT2-fKJJngQm.3J4j'J1L, AADPUL DT? Vcasgldy DT3 X N MAA-First row I to r: McHatton, J. J., A0-24Magnuson, Second row: Howard. B. J. TE-2-Donaldson, R. D., Ins, W. C., GS-23Ro-binson. A. R., AM-2-Williams, R. R., S. P,. RD-1-Mifchell, R. F., ABE-1--Ohman, T. D., AMS-1 MM-3-V Devhn, R. JN, AO-3-ffOurne, F. E., BM-2-Skyles, SN Personnel Mrssungz Guffey, A. J., AE-2-Neyman, D. --Mullxns. R. M., FTCSdHughes, E. P.. ABE-1-Lambeck, M. L, IC-24Cannor1, B. J , ADR-3-Clemons, L. D., T, ATWQ. G W.. AT-1-1AStraub. S. C., GS-2'-Castro, J, V,, AO-2. AM-3--Powell, W. H BT-2A-fCurry, J. R., MM-2--fLewul- J f 4 N Q' - 4 . q I' Q- L 4 L 4 Ne A L- ' hw A L r AX -N J . f ,.. 1 1 f W PM OH? W rm, D F. YN3 YJte5, A. C. QM3, fJe!d,E W SN uuxler, r V- , bN' DOYUJ 5. JY1-J UYVJUIV' rC,C?:LTl23N LFIEf?'1gow6e:f-JgfffgnESFLOVEJLQFfJ,157,iN?Cr?1gJS Second rovivz Fubgnkb. L 'r1. SN' Adm. E. B., SN--'Rug Easton. J E, QM3- Jaeger. J R , OM3 Musslng Person- H J dr'JQ skiws' J A OF-IQJR EULRQJQ.-J E J. om! .-JS. JJ Loman anwma, T 1 Of-JW WHIkf2f- GQ DW EL 5'f'ff'1J 4 J SN Hunn'eJ.'.fJ:J.f of ENS ZMQJJLJJJ. F J ohm -'rdhutman af. J.'J.J1Q.Jm. P s. om SJW-JJ H P om ,grumble- w--ysw. A rwulff.. I I 'QQ I ' J nl v -, t 1 1 7 3. I . I I I I I I E II E MARINE DETACHMENT-First row, I to r: Gray, N, H., 1. PFC V--Rathburn. C. C, PFC- Douglas, M. A., PFCW- I. I CPL-AFdge, R. E,. PVT-'Ogletree, B., PFC4-Hines. D. C., Groahowska. S, PFC. Second row: Wyatt, B. E., PFC! I PFC---Pawlowskn. M., CPL--Baker, Jr., E. P.. CPL--Weiss, Crow, C. E W.. PFC Trott, J. D., CPL- Thomas, R. W. ' H, J.. CPL fHite, R, C., CPL --ff Spears, F, R., CPL-PDeI- LCPI. GdIIai1Iwr, F G, LCPL McLaughIun, S. E, PFC-- plzzo. I, J., LCPL---Byrd. H. L , PFCA-Parlee, T C., PFC- Lmvefras. L L, PFC Rogan, I D, PFC' fKober, I, T. II James, W, L.. PFCA-Nall, B I, PVT-fffStaver, R, C., PVT -Dawg, H W,CPL Lubnewskn, P. P., LCPL--flrons. PFCQShafer. G. E., PFCM-Clark, W D., PVT-fKovaschItz, D. E, PFC Thornton, I. S., PFC-Cayton, W. B., PFC-P ' L, M., PFC4Z3VBCI'I0WICZ, J. I. PFC!-Herrmann, T. R., Nacewncz, R. E. PFC Myers, C R., PFC' fMIIIer, C, H. PFC-Wulson, D E., PFC--Smuth. R. W., PFC' -VoIan, I. PFC Reynolds, Ir. P. R.. PFC'-AfMacmdoe. R. W., PVT- I If I i. FI - I I'I I II QI I I Iii-I III I . Pnech, L., PFC--vRusseII, G. E., PFC-White, I. A., PFC Stoops. I, D.. PFC4Mahoney, P, T., PFC-Stout, S, R,, PVT Delahunty, I. T., PFC--Mcinery, T. F,, PFC. Seated: Patrnck, W. L,, lst SGT'gRoe, J, M., CAPT+Dempsey, D, F., S. SGT. Personnel Missing: Hogan, C. N., PVT-Palmer, C R., PFC-v'GIImore, A. E,. PVT-Massaro, T, I., SGT- smyme. w. E., 2nd LT, 1 I 32.3.33'0HT'iiG'2 Y.'M'.3115.3.F'IeIgZF'?ntEIiI.ii?g It GIr,IEEgfS3S559,I.SEfgIP3SeXE3i1'3'E:.0V!Q!133503: 'S..'l5.I2.3'7,Y.IIZ'5fJg 29?GAE3m' G4 E 'mt 'Mn' N. L, AGC--Filson, P, L.. LCDRYBBGIQQ, L. F., AGI--lee, AG3. -warren, G, A . A634-Brooks, E. A., AG3---Holderby, ' ' I I I . I I I I, P , A, ,not . f3'Iq if Q .vv,' 5 ,Ot M. LJQ1 II .GD ' ' 4 ' 9' .g, 'S ,Q I I A I OC DlVlSIONfFirSt row, I to r: Korsnsfss. L J, AC3 - TI If , ACAN Tatu, W R., ACT Thom .. . ' - , . moyeg, R L. :ICI r.m,1f5, ACC Curtma, c S, CDR-f IQrIv,A,f1N I,.m.1,If,R I,xxN Third fanSW1RBf2J13I6J41 N20 m,,'f,f,fL2g'CPC g,Af' pg- LCDRtTDg'V f,Sf 'grae' Lgmf I Ttmm, A R, LT GuIIIkwgn, 0 F., ACC Dferkor, W, W., ACAN IAfPhf:r5r'.n, J R V AQAN Iohngynnp 'F 'AN Y,'V I M1 if ' Qt V, M lsgon' T' gg' ' IIC' PCHmrIr,.gIu, I A. Am Second mwi Hum, R L., Maher, C, I, AN Brallsw, I M AN P.5mn4'Q c 'C Baum n' ' ' 'A X' ACH Iwnnf-rIy.F HJTN P-lkmn T K , AN Chambers, AN TIwfIrm,I-,Inn D I IIQIQN IMIQ., H 1' AN 'pefsonn , I IH O0 R L '11 X.. -av Q, -i 4 '. 1 1 5 , . at 4 1. ' 1 r . vc QT' L1-v V 2? ,C QT, 45n- -4 OI DIVISION-First row, I to r: Sp tz, J. M . SN--C t Q' , . - , C T RD3 Malboeuf E H R03 ' arrow L UFIS, LR Gre.e0wuud,J E.RD2 ReeJ,R,R.,RD1MEndersbe. Watt R L RD3-fBethQJ J L RD3-- Bennett G F J 'R , , ,, HRM , .J.. RD3-M R N- J N J - , J .. Llbgyl G SNYCMUSV R. jul RD3WK'ugman' EA CW 0W51eRg3EFwIgHJs,NNZ?!iaSIN-HP.JgFxIeJJ,RJgVBeJitgRSBQBZE RDSPJJfT!1orgas,rxJ.KC., SN n--MOVg3Fl, C. W.. SN-Adeb RD LDIV Hlfridca FT1 LL J. R.. LT. ,mv , 3 ,Q ,, L R , , mn. . . L eww. R. L. sn- R n.J 0.. R02- SNY. J L RDI .DJVmP 30 'Le Coney L' CgFF,ICLEiE,.Q Mamltnhw' G AL R02 0N 0'T L GH SN PUSUHHBI NH-Ninn. C B. R03 Lnszros, L.. SNV- Dtginenezri R w FP RV RD3 rMmeHV P R-V SN fmlm- FJ, R Basins, c,aCLn1ErJnFfJ. Q F ,-RD1 CYJJURCS, F. N., R02-H SN Harney. J R. R037 Dorman, R. L.. R03,-B'1a15, Rf second ww. Koonce. J N., R031-Goodman' R R'D2-- Rtjn ff, 1, -G DH Numn. J. R.. RDBH Tnnn. C. R., 1. SN Swap 0. J. sN+.-Jen. T Q.. SN cum, s. B., cnrngu. R A . SN Rapp. R P.. SN KIapka,4F 0. SN-f W1 J URN Awnt-,gfrnwr JHUQLSMRYS' EJnE ESgTgNaS' SN' gnome' M ' S S-SNRW-D'1-S'J'HBe'fJ1-R'L' Leann, R. RD3 Mm. c RDSN-V snkn, 0 0., ?,J4t!'J1'JJ'R ' J . J I 'vm Y - -- 00 SQ GJJDWL G Un R030 5h '9YJ 1 GR, RD3nnnB2ttiaS, SN R Monnev, ,LL T , YNSNR-SeJTas, R., SN---Ttlant, N. Q., SR 'T List-mn. LLSNsAHa0J5iLr40E. R!fRRSNSNGdfpnvC1?,' EJ' LUJQURR3 Hwegbffe' BL PM R03 'M 'e BL L RDSNR0 RUSN---Vv'JJ11Ck. J 0. R0sN v.f.auSn. L. L.. RD2. rnirn AN, wnrn RL R RD3 Rs R row: Fox. 0 R SA Rwafwtm-, R. L., sA,,RvJaLers, C. S.. v.q RUB' Psun,-.nnngR., 5 gN3Tt5fEDE gAO0Rg53YJ. sw 1 L 7, 115. - 1... DP DIVISION-First r0w,lt0 r: Smlth. D. H., PH3---Chanb St. Claw R L. AN Murray, J., AN'--MLATTGTEWS, J AN Moody, W C.. PHAN'--Smith. R. W. PHCARivers, Per, H, PT2-f-Krngsley. H. E., PH1 --Fariey. F, J., PTIA- J. DMSN Lutt. E L, PHAN Calhoun, W. T.. PH3-- E L, PH2- Lowe. C E. PH3--Schroeder. H. R., PHC- Marnnaz, M. G YNC--fSooto, V. S., LT- Lawson, D. R., Ne'oros, J J. SN' Tschuciu, A R, PH3-fHarvey, W. G., Bennett, G R, AN-fPrLdp,en, H D., DMSN-R-Mmnick. H, LT- LaRoche A G PHC R- Heerman. G. L.. PHI'-D00 PH3- VnJJ+fr, T M, SNL Murray. D. M.. PHAN ---f Car- L, RTI- Hunt, J H.. SN Shtppee, C., YN3--Fine, L nuns. w. HHBMJ-1JlaJdE5, G P. PTQH- Browne, M. J., penrer, R 0 , Rnwctuaa. L. v., PH3. Personnel Missing: N Pu 0afneu, R L, PHAN Jeunfn. H. L.. xN3 PH3 Second row: Talbott. F D . PH3f Kurtz, E R.. DM3 CuJJ1s0n, C D . LCDR Btstrack, C S, RH2f--Stew, M T - . . .- - . L L' 'N mdpn.-Lht J PMSA r,'lerLLk. F J, SIL Mvwrw, D U. SN H8-'-Jklns, J R., SN-f-James. J 3HWTiHRMMUfHhJLHH-ZRHMJFRQRWMHLWHWWRrfWwWWWGWmWNmwWWwR ET2 Pvlyler V5 5. FTC Cam. T H. ETC Frandmn, C R if , ETNH J-xgJ.'.mt1JL.. N, SN Brandun, GkR,VETR5N- Lu-1JJJ-lf? U HA' E N5 QEGUVJJ Aff, ETRSNRWWOIJ. R C LLL Hm.An..,n R LTJG Hafner. w on LT LRLJRM. n L, SN Av'-'IJYVWJ N A ETRHN ,5JJ'-WPJUSL K J L HW Dfmf, G C L ff ? ,,H'f'1 L U 5 LPNRRHa'Je ' LTJABVTH. F4 J EN'-, JTIJIT Nga LJ LTC Gv'o:v3r1hurf.P M J wit l'JJ-urwntu. P. W Sit HIIFJJJJLT SN GUJGYMATJ JY J! 53 H-MJT'-Ll L FN! NUHU- R RJ5A' Booker- gfg ,'J'J,m,,,.V ,J F mg, RUM. 3 ,L ETNL ggggnn J LTRJ Thxrd row. .'J.JJtLr E J-, SF. Jutrnnun, H Q, H L .4 Q 1l s r -1' 'f no QQ Aff' A ' 'la Q Q 6 .vt Q Mdjhesney, W F,, SM3 L. M., SM2--McKee, R. Barbarrno, J. P., LTJG-I G. SM2-V-Consa, R. E., Pin DIVISION Furs! r0w I to r: Wheat, C. H.. RM2- Cre y mas V F 2 K J W., RM1fWoodcroft, R R H RM3 Ventura A S Brea P M R ward R E mp C mason C ENyffChrsholm, K, D, ENS Byron L VI P V C SN Goodman L Yzow In s on C R ond row Dobrv R I RM3 -Freld, R. B.. RM3--John SN Pfterson N n J A SN Person renburn R RM3 MEIC ' Mer R remba, J A, ENS-ACoats, sung Abshear M R C rnson L n ' r -Oberhofer, R. A., RM2 Bdrtfw G 1 nne ch I ves E 1 RM Van Ey G rs all I B., RM3--Hachtel, L. R Ben wn G 5 --Fl ID ro C 3 r V S g er G L RM3 Jackson. J. E.. YN2 etche a r mp C A, RM2--Aiinight, G. A RM3 Chrrstran RM3 ostrna Ewr L RM2 Galb ea Foren J F RM2 Third row: Bell. T B., RNI34 D SA v er r V SIUN w I to r: I.'TyruK.k:4 L I, SEIABP D iL K? Hu ffnrr 9 mur H A . SI42 Prxwf, III I5 R 5 rdjdg ggi pf ro AQ ,I r If r rr we Bryam. R E, sm v F wx Hn J I U: I 'Z 'Ilofl SN Im ww UR, I 13. SH, Irwrrrwr. T I III I I ' va Q nmrr D B sm Lnlrmrn LV Ad rm H SK3 lor an r 'TW L rr I I PI Ifrrrjrm, I I' SY? N02-rx r ruw U E I 1 I1 I-1 If-AML rr ,SIU Frm ' Q H LS Second row rn- Ir 5.574 Vrl1!'rff'+.I-I ' HW I J Ir n L1 J ,N Irmvln D D 15--'H I . UN NQIIWSTIH 'I V1 r I1 If I 4 ,mfr K r Sm' ..-,..A' f rv I s S-2 DIVISION-First row, I to r: Dailey, V., CS2-WMC Swann, C.. CS2 --Reeves, C. W., CS2--Cox, H. R.. C511 Beck. L. A., CS1HBreene, J. T., CSC--Ranrerr. R. A. J. LT-Milchell, J. A., CSC--Rickman. T. C.. CSI-fLuckey L. L., CS1--Helton, S E.. CS1-ffCueva, S., CS2f-Burrus, me C., CS2-Evett. R., CS2. Second row: Winningham. R. L. SK34-Adams. R E.. CS3 -f'f- Cousmo, F E.. SNAMorris - W D. SN V-Klrmkosky, R, W., SN C F K . Youngblood. B. L, CS3-ffDeSrr10sd. L2JSSYa'CSgfCrJlg??B, Welne. A H., SNA-Comey. O. J., CS3vf-Hammaker, W. L, SN Chaltron. F. E.. SN-A Trnsley, H. R.. CSSN-Ross, S. C535 Compton. M. E., CS3 ffCoons, C. M., CS3-Buhr FDSSIQT, C E.. CS3f Hardesty. J. R., C53-eMitchelI, C. E. CS3' Payne. R H, CS3 Missing Personnel: Devine, H D, CSB' Lebel. M. C.. CS3-Corneit, J. G., CS3-A-Pod gurska, C D, CSSNW Tennant, J. L.. SN. ' I x F lm? S-3 DlVISl0NfAFirst row, I to r: Ward, J. S., SN-Gra verette, M. fn.., SN-Drayton, R., IND.. SN-'Shanklin. B. JNL, SN-Horvath, A. N.. SHSN-Davis. B. R., SNY Lotz. R. J., SA-Jones, M. S., SAM-Trimpe, F. L., SA- Blevuns, S. L.. SN-V Johnson, G. E.. AN HKnop, P. B. SHSN. Second row: Doster. W. H.. SH-2--Thomas, O rm. SH-2-Jones, W. L., SH-2--Byrum, W. R., SH-Zf-Spies man, R, T., SH-2--Wagoner, E. T., SHCASiofnak, M. A. LTJG SCfW00daIl, M. J.. ENS. SC!--Wisby, K. A., SH-2f- Arcalas, I. B., SH-2-Bird. R. G., SH-2-rf-Starks, F, I. SH-2-'Coonce. C. W., SH-2. Third r0W: MCInIOSh, G, W. - SHSNf-Hardman. H. G., SN'--Smith. T. J.. SHSN-Cham SN -Swayzee. L. R., SN- Beck, J. D., SN-AAIlen, L. L. bers, R. L.. SHSN-1 Garmon. D. A.. SN'fvMurphy, W. fm., SN --Lang, P. H.. SHSN-fCIayborn, S, lm., SA-Salvo SHSNW-Sweeney, H. B. SN- Heckman, R. G., SNW J. A, SN-Tabit, L. rm., SN-Gaiter, Jr.. J., SHSN-De Chandler, F. E., SNA- Hensley, W. F, SH-3--Francisco, Ia Cruz. E. ln-., SN---Paiacra, M. M.. SN. Personnel Miss , A. M., SH-3 WSmalI, G. W.. SH-3'-Gillram. E, W., SH-3-f-V ine: Cleland, W. E, SN-Green, J. H.. SNYLussler, R , Vance. W ,nr., SH-3--Blackman, A. fm.. SH-3'-Mat H, SN-ffMerkIey, R. G., SA'-ffGardner, E. M., SHSN- V trews. R. L.. SK-3 -Rolison. A, L. SH-3'-Tice, J. B., Brooks. R. A., SHSN-eDavis. M. E.. SA'Reed, M. A. . SH-3. Fourth row: Scarlett. I. W., SNY-Bolen, C. E., SAW SN Rule. J C.. SHSN-ffwheelous. G. K.. SN-Cowan Meredrth, W. R., SN--Cravens. L. B., SA--McCloud, E. Jessle, SH3 fLaCroix, L. cnl.. SNW-Doak, R. E.-eCordova , Jn ., SN f-Lawrence. H S, SHSN--Boudinier, J. R., SN- R L.. SN-Fletcher, R. A, SNfACaIabuccl. J. L., SN- , Agrella, A P, SA-f-fwarmmont. T. G.. SN4BIaskr. B. F., Hrnes, W, L., SA-ACoker. J., SH-3, Y v ', V . . ' r?q 'v J g..s I.. Jw 'A FQ? '-f - .Q r 42- 5. r 0 A ' -'A 4 Q L ful 'ze , lp . M TT V 5 E, 5N, USNRW-M'n , M rhaels. R J., SN. USNRW-Butler, J, L., UIXDN. ua S4 DIVJSION-First row' I to r: Hume' P AJ' Dm' JJJISLAASN' SSN-Ulafller UHISA J SN. JJSNR--NCUTTJBFT. MJssing Personnel: Penmneton. G. R.. DK3, USN-Pilpl USN-June, R J, DK3, USN--Carson, Jr., F. T., DKC. . H V , r 'A ' . rJsNhcums. R. L. CHSUPCLK wa. USN'--Cochrane. G. f R, UKSN.Uf.frf'JRmH'rf5ffffSJSWC 'V 0153- EJSNRUWEL L., DK3. USN Ferrna. V E, DK3, USN Second row: A P DA3, J . 1 J J 4'-a.-..,... .. --.., , s 'A 4 I I 1 I I I 1 3 E S-5 DIVISION-First row, I to r: Bafanl. I. H. TN Johnson. C, TN Nlarvln. l C. TN---Hzlrrls. W.. TN-W TN Brown l., SD3 Brown, l. M , SD2-A-Bumbasi. R. C., A Angel, F. SD3 Merlrna, A, SD3 Fulmara. M. F, TN Snmonte. N H, TN Colaslto. B. A. TN Banllgue, J TN Bondoli. T P. TN Churdlan. E. D. SD3--Coleman. I Pastor. L S, TN West. W L. SD? Klng. A E.. SD1 S. TN Scanlon R T. TN Santos. E N.. TN Hugo, W.. SD3'fDayrlt. R, SD3-DelCarmln, D. V., SD3-- T - Ragaolo. C., SDCA -Wrenwr. B G, LTJG Newborn. D S. TN UFTTILIIH, L. A. TN Navarro. R N. TN'-'Pan Parole. M R. TN Ganan, F. M.. TN Hlxon, M., SD3- ' W H.. SD1 Rawls, A G. SD? Bullork. B J. SD2 -frf gan, R V., TN Santos. R. G. TN Slngson. F. C, TN. Hurd. N. TN lacks. N., SD3 f-Lester, D. B, SDE? Camobell, R.. SD3 Tlnilrgan. A P., TN Peteln. M F. Mrssing Personnel: lorrldn H. SKSN Brown. R A. Lewis. A. TN Rafanan. A. P.. SD3-f Regala. l,. SD3--A TN-Berzado. Nl B.. TN Second row: Sana. F. L, TN-f SD2 Logan. H E. SDI Alston, l. S. TNA Nlalky. W,, Weslhroolf., M.. TN Wulllams, H F.. TN--Mauricio, H. Galeno, N. D., TN- Palma, G S. TNff'Canrlao. P G.. SD? Wrlson. G. SD2 -Ancneta. R. N., TN ffThomal, M,TN, ' TN-f Delos Santos. D V. TN-Ramos. A. C., TN- Sllva, W E., SD2 Oollangon, lvl. Nl. TNH Rlvera, B. SDP-A V B. P. TN V-Mallarr, E M. TN Cabrera. V D. TN-- Roblnson. l. SDH Morrls, Nl l., TN- Medina. J. A., l , Jas' I Lao' l 100 ' Il-.-' fo' nes- ' -- -H- -:Bit rl- ...-1 I I IQ l l l I li l 2 l I S-6 DIVISION-First row, I to r: Webb. H., AK3--fEving- AK2- Ollver. W.. AK3 Nutter. l.. AK3A--Bakker, R., f--Wade. P. AN- Roberts. K., AKANfYoung, Nl.. AN-- If, lon. W., AK3-f-Goff. G., AK3--Thornton. C.. AK2---Smith. AK3. Second row: Cormier. P., AN ff-Bunny. T., AK3-M Klnsella, J.. AN Lindeman, M.. AK3, lr, F,AKC--Speer. W.. LCDR- Oberempt. W.. AK2---Lee, R.. Stamps. D. AKAN Baptrsta J. AN Stankus. M., AKAN I i IT ? i .IE Q of I X 'I I l ll 4 L. I I m0EFlVISIfEN7nr1rTsf rrZ3w.dl 1? rr Bglnlmmmc E... EM? llrr. 3 ws mm rrgrrnrranrfr. R H. Gmrfe ummm. T M o. GMT3 rgmnde, Q W., SN Missing Personnel: l EMW' HMA 11' D 'NXT M. E. .MTI -rlnnla. L. G. T- . GMT: UUIlIQr1Ils.U P.. Gl'.'lT? Aurlns. B B. GMT3 l.lrH.3lv, R R. CWO4 Rnrhe. P I.. WO1---Harris. R. A.. I mind A Tron f?rr-IIA VHIWFHVII Tn CHO? RW W'l' T' l INT? Srl--nfrfr. o E. mm crlrmrm. GMU crrmrw H R.. amz sQara.w.1., GMT3f509SSr umm- mm' A AVHFQW K I Bfldfv R 1. L 0 QNTT Tnrrn row: orlnr-rl. C R, SN mm-l. C w LGMSC mllrns. R D . Lrlcfmmax, F. D.. GMT2--A . lrlirr, D by I., I,IrVrnnPV. E IJ., GMU 'A YI-UI Xrhmuylp N G- -WN Dykxtrdh D M. SN gvvpmmpn R G' GMTCA FHWA R VV' EMIYWWOOQQUI R Lenson. G U. GMT1 Vmnz. C fl. GUTI Second row: Smrlrlrm rg K! gm, rm.,M, F 5 GMU Mmm J W ' Slernna. E. P. SN wma. R H. wry Yornagls. G E. P uma Wrrrlrlh rg r rgr-r3 G,,Qlq,,1 A' 'S I GMT3 Ifrenki l. CUTE Hnnlw. R K. GMT? Dr-rn RMIT Triml R I f,f,1TiV qmh 'TJ F fmEfq'4q'r:Vd,.,' I v--lv. -ar-' Q f 1' --'-and ' -t ' 'Xi G DIVISION-First row, I to r: Storey, W E A02-Myers nf F02 K, RA Cl' Aolmse my W. Tv' A W- I r- . A ff Cneaster, L A. AO2 Sarnole. A. I. GNlG3fff AO3 Cornwell, D. L., A03-Munsey. E. AOB-- aW F 01 WWHUHGI H- L.. SHDD. L A. srl Hun. I. A03 Arzomslta I SA---Mo er Ramos wr AN 'Brown R r. ANA- Hall o I SN4 GMG1-Sexton. I F.. AO1--Brown c 5 AOC-Cady F v was P ' Y ' S' ' I ' ' ' H, pd CWC A-M 1 W W ' ' I Q - looen, E. B. SN'--Malls, L, D, AN ---- Par, Johnston, F L, AO3-f-Reynolds. I. W., SNMMa cu . T. OOVE .. AOC Wagner, G, W.. A01--'Mo sons. W B, AD2 Hess. P P. A02 --Freeman, H. H., I, AO3f Glles. E M, SN-f-Culrnone, V. P., SN.r m Donald, W. H. A01--Duffy. A.. A01-Morgan. I. A. AN'-K M : . . A01 LaChapeIle. C R.. AO2. Second row: Stewart, R. Lucasogyigu nrj3AQ.id,E,2f,d TWA.v'IgXiFcEiJnLkof: TSNQ Xi - I SAM DIVISION-First row, I to r: Spurlock, C., GS2--- W P., GS2 Conrad, C. L.. GS2 f Strahan, I. F, GMM2--A GSSN--Johnson, L. L., GS3AHutter, G. I., GS3--Weil, Janes. G. E., GS2-ffGlpson, G. I, G52-Hewitt, W. B., I. D., GS3 -Marcotte, W F., GS3-Myers, E. D., GS2. Rohoe. W L.. G52-fSaykaIay. G. F., GMM1MSauer, G. F.. GMM1--Rust, I. W., GMNIC-Calabrase, T., GMMC- C3334-Wlloc R. A., GS3f--O'BoyIe. D M.. GS3f-Taylor, Personnel Missing: Palmer, A L., GSI-Palmer, R. F., O'NeiII, N. W., LT--Hartsell, C., LTIGfBartIett, A. C., GMMC-Moats. I, M., GMMC--Hubbard. W. L., GNlM1-- Anderson, D B.. GSI-4--Buskill, L. A., GS2mConners, I C.. GS2. Second row: Gonzales, A I.. SN---Hope, C. P. I C. GS3-ABoehmng, B D.. GS3 Moon, W. L., GS3. GSSN f-Tuhlello, F. N., SN--Pyatt, G. R., GS3-Baker, Third row: Fong, R. L, G53-Ylyon, B. G., GMNI2--Ellis. I E., GS3ffffMr.lntosh, G P.. GMM2MStraub, S. C., G52- . I. H, SN----Drourr, H, M., GS2--Hernandez, F., SN - Long, R S. SN-Lewullis. W C., GS2. , Folden, N. O.. GS3--Willrarns, D. E., GSSN4Ebberhardt. GS3-fGross, R. G, GS3-Mlller, M W. GS34-Parsons, D E., GSSN--Duncan. D. L, GS3ff-Mertens. D E., X . . - ' , I t : ' .Pett s W U.Kar1marlQLyk,R I,Trlce,I A, Tucker, Monroe, F E. Kev. I E., Moerke, F, A.,1Iones,' H. L.. l:AI:r5:U?CgEngallpnlosrshlhgsFDLVISRJTB gui rggith R9 Ir ,H KE Igutterer, P H, Collova. P. A, larvls, I D., An' Weber. L D. Coyle R W, Srtowsku, D lnl, OBrlant, ' ' ' ' ' ' - ' ' f ' ' H B Wllllams R I E M I' Q . N S., LTIGVHHI , F E., Gerson. N C, Nesnlck, I S, FerrYr 4 , . g:lr?1EIie?T'S,GV, Cwoatgsrmlgr I,KlrDy, D. P.. Wardeer. I. E, H.. Cubvftuw. SCNSIYJIAZI C' N1l55g'IIi!hPfiT50Snilf Pepper, R B. Romano. A In Second row: Maddan, R Aiuff, I H Shafer L . u ln. A. IC e , . ., 1-.ggpa-- ,-.1 .. n T'-' 'Sa if l l 1 r l NN. LX' 'K 1 6- D l l l l I l Q11 54. nrvlsmu-F' 1 ,lm 1 L rl., J. K , FTl'l1-P1-- L. rroj rmore. L G, Froyenelrry, vw. P.. FTM24-W rnenman.Jr..J. G.,FTNl1wP1--GD 0 . M. D., SNL wmramg R, E,'Eo1r,0PvL-Helfirg. azxpn, wcvezl-Love rumen, A o.. FTGZPI Flanders, N. D.. FTM2. rnrra J F. str Koch. R. s., SN-Hfnfrsmgn. R. H., snfnfiii lace Jr W F M, FTC-P24 -Miller, R L.. LTJG Hayles. Jr,, row' Hull G D. SN Courtney, S L, SNffCopenheaven, Daniels, P. L, SN-A-Parsons, Jr., J. C,. SN-Shaull H E rr W LricePreL0nu5, A E., FTC-P1-A Estes, v. B., o. L , sn Purlratlwg. A J,SN' mgmaza, r. L.. EFSA--W sn, fsnelmn, J. L., snwsans, R. L., SN-washnorn' H' A FTC-PL--Myers, Jr., E. B. FTM1-P1 -McDonald, P. W., HenQnav.w3, D A, SN fFlnley. W. C . SN--Rakness, CRL.. L., SN -Watts, L J. SA-Alley, B S.. FTM3-Street' D , FTMLP1 Second row: Mltchell, E. l., FTM?-P1-fDevera, FTG3 Parpnrrl. P. R. SN' Kelgley, Jr, W. G., SN. Mass- S., FTGSN. ' I G LJ YN34 Wolfe, O. M.. FTVJB-Betonte.J C., FTM3- ing Personnel: Perkrns. R. L. LTA-Creath, B. R., FTCS- Bartoln, R G.. FTG3f Anderson, A A, FTGBM-Taylor, J. Pl Burton. Jr, G, H. FTl'.'l1'P1--COUJYSY, M C,. YN3M l if ,. I l l I ll lr. i ,. El JJ I lf, gil l I ' lst DIVlSIDN-First row, I to r: Telken, J. 4E., BM3-- Chandler, D C, SN-fRoss, W. M.. SN-Travers, B. T., SNf4Seger, R. M., SA-Marchese, F. A.. SN-Barna, R. ,L Carter, Nl. H., BM3-Perry, C. H., BM2--Hershman, R. SA--Nlkscn, J. A. SN Porter. J. Nl.. SA-A-Miller, T. L., R., YNSN!Beck, T. J.. SA-Singleton, H. W.. SN-Hol- Q 1' C., BM2--Bell, H. L.- Bothwell, R LTJG-- Sane. SA-fKehm, R. --Maynard. L. G.. SN---Kreutz. P. brook. G. R.. SN--Llggett, Jr., H. B.. SN-Morgan, J. ' B.F..BM2--Kearnev. J. S., BMZAAWVI-es Ill, A W.. BM3- D., SA Bennett. J, ,SN -Van Horn. R. A.. SNfvWalts, W . SN'--fFowler, R F, SA--Kulnmeyer. E H.. SN. ,L Arnett. C. R., BNl3f---Frsher. C. T., SN. Second row: F T. SA Sry SN. Third row: Whalen, D. T.. ll I .1 i rf a :A L L l l ' 5 ii, J 'SL lr, T A gr l fl L l x Z l lx l 5ndLDlVgSl0r:5fElrst row, I to r: Bolts, J M , SN Storr, Second row1 Zecnman. W A, SAASYQVNSV F. pl SN., SN, MLDUWEHQ ju L SNVVSCON' D Ml' SN'Abram5l RH l C,,Wd'e, CR Ed g'Q,2' EH' 55 ,f1'J 'giQ5 Hchj. .FWF QW fl L, SN-fClIf19.R. K.SNf suenvan. J. P. sn SA fRODll3lll9f, A, J., srl ware, m w., SAmLaVaIlev. l E J LUG. QM EU .k Mnnlgvrf, Mvy Lyla- J . JJJ?-r. ENT .DSN f-Begtoxrj. JCA , SN--Slum T., SN-- Granv. R W., SN 'Cook B M SN, X . .L , .LL an , , .fl A . ems, ,N AH f - ' Power. W U. BME Bursnn, P SN Torre. O V. SN row: l.'.'r-lwfr J R SN Hunt Jog? LXSNH xgylgiv gm? J . 17 .-Qu Q' Qu 3rd DIVISION-First row, I t0 r: Morrrson, E R. SN-W MrCarthy 1 J G SN Kra Jenkins. K E., SN-fOl5an. R. BM2--Parrrsh. F, L. SN Thrrd row N meth A uns ne e BM2- Phrllrps. E P.. Bmlff-Karger. G J, FNS--Byrnes Genrfe G 5 fhefle R ayon B B W. T, LTJG ChuJder5. H D.. BM?--Steensen. R N. Lud rg J H SN Ruhrn r ughwn F r S Plouff BM3-Pursley, W. W., BM3 Erghevarrra. R. SN Second Bram R Bruton R E SN Personnel Mlssrn uda T S Cashe rnw: Caliahan, W. B., SN'-f-Garneh, Jr.. A., SNffDan1eIs Gardrwr 1 SN McDon 1 son L. D., SN-Bei!, H D. SN'-f-Herr.-maid, W E.. SAvViIJe anenn R ansen Ad n neuve. S E.. SN-f-Schmrtt. E H.. SA' Eorucn, E. S , SN-W M BJ SN J Jrrrs R G SN Bacon R S Due ny. 7 4th DIVISION-First row, I to r: Haygood, S. E., SN- SA Frdn rar SN Mc am ev C G Mcxrnnon, A. D, SN'-f Spint. w J. SN-rogue. J. H, D R sn Sull rr r r T me N H YI G ' f' BM3---Booth, R. L, BMZW-Roach, Jr., J G.. ENS-Lamb Thurd row Medrano R n J Cun r gham F 'Vey U E R. T., BM3-Secrrst, D. L, BM3--'Conn J. G., BM3--Haw Dawn D rzman Ed B Sfhafl en W BM3 L Iey, E. J.. SA--Galiant, P A., SN. Second row: Jackson N Chapman C N P SN H SA Sa! W G., SA'---Hrpps, J E. SN'fJOrdar1, F C.. SN--Hup er R L SN H I J rv SN Personnel Mnssn f DGHCN, S C. SN--Mahan. J rn . SN -Maynard, R A. Us amm A ar r n Juv' is up sm DIVISION-Furs! row, 1 to ra rgrrrjrmr. v G, erm J H3,'.'r,,m5 7 J gr,f'ifTLrmf5, ,'.' F BMX J3JJen, R E 33,49 1r',1.rr U F HJJIQ Crmrnn I- ll LT DIVISIO QFf:CfQ ggmrn f,J BML 'mgdlrn L T BMI COR img ,fr T, BLU l.rf1.'.!nrrJ U HMB Bwmrw VJ, A B213 Second row: Rf-rnhg1rJ ll F GMU Pnrlrn-,.J U . 1 1 he LC 43 T A s I r l l S l 1 1 A ',r nv', --- - .1 ..L , E -- 4.4, '01 '23 5 K ' l 1 1 W , . .. ll, A AN.,p,ue11 J B AN-Pat CIymonns,J A, AN--Rasmussen. L. S., AA-Samuelsgrr . V-1 DIVISION-First row, I to r: TrTCKTT'ITTOl'T. B. C. AN-A H R. All Rulle:1L,e,H... rx., E L ANi,YR.am., A' ANW 0 Civ ARW Sullivan' D. C.. AAmLeggett' R. CH AN4 Y Zepeda, A F, AN Hurlsnn, L AN Gencllrnenlcn. 1-'-rsrn A E., All .lLlrlwC,.y4.kmc R M ANQRMUOS, 1, Gregory, T . AN -Beck, H A. S. AN LaCnapelle, R, R - L Us AN ALWALU F VL M PWM- T M- AA? BWm'n' Q. pl ,fN,.NdD .4r'.nA H L AN-PHnrfrnnn. All PPHBDQLA, w. J., AmHP3P-PH0rne. P M.. ABH-3-May' I Hensiew, B G, AN' CnJem.ln. J. l,AN F.7CCUllOUgh1lr,l E ,T'l'4 AC,l!dl1n, . .. C elim ,R H -AN MWC' 5 C LAN Thiel' TA N I ANN Shaw' Rb C I ANg-Shows! O. f L.. AN GsAll,arcl. A F AN Ern.srsnH. ln C.. ANi-WL?1en- FF -:N l+FjhF0,lr:lY:Mf0'Fl1 OAAAQNA-ROVISM E L 'ANN Dq AN. D0,.,,,,,,g R, ru AN..sC,eWSv FA R' SNMRM' - rll' 'l'. :'Tf3, H --95-5 L ,' T,-r , W. ' T Tons R ALN' ATa.4.H'ltl'hl?,k.irT Plsl.l:nJnjTCUL?q ri: lrfgrnni. ew-rs C G .p AN Pernnn. LF PAA::N i0F,fQf.' EARN? P ' grrJlESTl?3rsF'FLL .Al?BHEeieLTr'cl?s' 'WNTPBLEFIQ I LH' T.. ASH-3 f-POTTHTS ,J -L ACVR-3 fN9Ylon, Jn, AE-3 wlqhfngl IRQ LZ Q AN 1HeDSChf'E.L ANv- MHS' D! AN., Lambeftl TV WI' ANMBOWIQSV 'F P' l ---Self.-R E.XfTDJ? Ls.1rlvll. L. La.RABLg:w2w W Llyt iiuser. lxlrrmkml l E A-W My-ipwswn IA M4AN Bonds' N P! ANVlJ.'1IbankS. A PV ANY Bndgegv JA E. ANvB!am. . 5 A Aarlc .,Hlrr.AslQA,f P H. L.TD A Lwyne, . A ? ., A . A I B A AN' Psavllnnrs. slrlrrn. R. o, AN--Looper, R. c, Avpenurnelas, RL C'f.ln.APP Ollerllnns J AWABH-2 lngram. L LADRPJ All AnAr..rfLlA. L l. AN MILA I F Hu W H AN H H D S A NOTTIQ G 5 -SLZTHVK Prfzvr P E ABH-W CauIe.C 0. J L54 PersunneIMiSSlf1Z1SAWETATA V ABHPV' 'N 'O UTD' ' 3 man' ' A A'TO'S0'PJ Ar- HA I 5 Vw Rfrlrls A P 'All rlnrn row- Annr-T H A. :.aH.1 sw P c. ABHPL Pnl-er. C. rn, N., AN-wlsely. L. 0. AN-Alannary. F. R, AN-fSNlTlRr', Alia RA Li ' fu CUHL ls C AN Hflorwn l H' :TTSHL Tnnnlss D ABH-QP llrnrnerson. D L. ABH-3 VAN- 'JfWfS- H - AN'PPH9 0U9Sl A- D-T AN'-M21l'l2l AAej3FrlnnNel' LH l.lLWArl1wPnr.-Qln,P P APT fFnl'lrnA J' CHTUEUCJV JND, All CLllPlfPP0f. T R - SN PUQAWUL 'WSL '- ANP W'L f'mS' W M AN- ls AUN lnsi.-.r l'J AN Jfxnnnlsll. L Tn. AN -Hobarck J, AHHHQATPH1. P H. All mannlng. w T. AN--Me l l l l LQ 'l ,. il l. il T 1. L l L , L 5 . V-2 DIVISION-First row, I to r: Greig. T. J., ANf Rach, D. L., ABE3-4-Mackey, C L., ABEAN, Third row: Whlte, W. C., ABEAN-HFriCauIt, J. H., AN. Missilll PE X Newnart, C. J., ABE3-Sherman, R. L., ABE3-Hoover, Allen. D L., ABEANMArmstrong. H. A., ABE3fRoberis, sonnelz Chaude, E. J., ABEC-Brlgham, W. G., ABEC- , T. C., AA-Wllt, R. G., AA-4Berger, W. P.. AN--Reed, R. E , AN-f-Parsons. A. R., ABEAN-A-Workman, L. R., AN- Garrett, N. M., ABE1-Loncarovich. N., ABE1-Bones I B. S...AN-Fenstermaker. R P., AA-Kershner, C AC., Taylor, J. E.. ADR3fSnaw. C. R., AN-fGarrett, D L.. brake, R. R.. ABE1--Ducote. James P.. ABE1-Day, D.U. H AN--Rlley, L. H., AN-McDowell, W. E., ABEAN-Smlth, AA-fLewls, F E., AN P-Schuman, R. M., ABE3--Shassetz, ABET--Harrlson, J. D., ABE1-Wllliamson. F. E..AB51 I C A.,v AN-Smllh, G. W., ABEAN--Schaeffer, F. V., P W., ABEAN-Warnofk, M TNT, AAP'-Fielder, W. H., Keene, E. S., ABE1MGaines, L.. EM2-Simpson. L. W. . AN-HILL. E. LNL. SN. SECOnd row: Prentlce, S. E., ANT AN Hansen. D. E., ABE3-A Darneli, G. W., ADR3--Mo ABE2vNewport. C. J., ABE3+TrlDD. J. C., AM3-BOGTOA I Matthews, J. CNJ., EM3-Gann, G. T., ATS34McCIeIIand, Mullen, R. L , AN'-Parker, A L , SN- Rlnn, A. G., ABE3i R, E. ADR3Ype,e,50n1 L4 B.. ADR3-,shavvy A, C., EM3- N 1- 'Nw ABE3-Weenef, L. DL. ADR3-Arablan, J. A.. Stephens. l. w..lAAPHnnl. J A., SKSN. Fourth row: Silva. D. E., ABE3-Rose, R. H.. ADR3-wllllarns. 0. S. 1 I ABE3-Weeda, L. M., ABE3--Lander, J. V., ABE2-Dow Langevln, R. W , AA--Taylor, R. H.. ABEAN-Leary. J. J., SN-Moore R E, AN--HANLEY, T. J., AN-HU2he5- E r Q nav, 1. E., ABE1-A-Casey. B L., EM! -LLA Wales, P. R., AAPHennersnn. A ABE3 AAAA freer.-Lv. P.. AeEAN-srnlLn, P., ABE1Qeel'l, R. w.. sn-Long, M. E.. AA--Driscoll . Ae-Ecdwallser, w A., Aecswlvlarlsel. P H., ABE1- T. L., AA--Aearley. J. E., AN-Acarolllo. P. W., AN-fiacnnll, G. T.. AN-Mitchell, R. F., ABE1--ALurLzerna, D. G., AA- T lialntekagi L.b'ABE2?P?qtte53CEfT2- Wg 5- ABf2M'V3lg1nan, J. V... ABE3f-fvogel, W. J.. AN -Reed, J. W., ANfDwire, Veasey, W. M., ADRAN-Fortner, L. W. . ., -- lerce, . ., ---- arnes. . ., A E3- H D., AN-Meyers, E. W., ABE3-Flne, R. E., ASEAN, . 'ly L' , h K Z' LJ .1 pm Lg ,-4 AA, li I rl l T First row, l no r1 enysn. T L . AN wlerrfnn. lc L . Arles' Greer rr , ' ll collrns. PA P. AA Pnsr, 5 c . AA McKenna, L G, sn Allhggfl-, ,ij fix AQOT-FFT, lvl. P., Alwvsnelznn. w. l, D. D., AN Missing Personnel: Arlnnsnn. w. C., A0153 K KeJTy. J V.. AN Second row: Crlelrllinn, R. T, AN- AN TH,-Nm. E R' JEVS, L I., AN- Plnqrrmg, H, Dflvli S G PLN DOFIBLO F V AN-Ford, J, G.. A , Jnnrnnn. lu ABH3 lnnngnn. D. H, ADJ! ssnsrm. ,rr ,,,,mf-R , -,QTL Lllllg. E v. Allel Terry. l lc. R.rrnMrisln' J AN, TlUTT3TT1L 'rrl AIAA- HVICCEIIIO, J. A., AA STVLVWT 1- DR-5 f1f AfVJVY,B J !1F.'iB'i Nwfll.-,', J , ABH2 ,Tp Zlmmlf A Hx Aj, B'jrI J5- R LJ, AN Cflnklln J Llemfrrri TT ABH3,:BeH E SAP-JOTGBTTT P' F' X TP'Trr:IRT'Jlf. KS A LBH2 Lapeer .'.', ABHP 1,-Ssrrp, P f0w:Hr1,OL-K 'Uni ' ,- 'AW M'1ff VT'-.CVT E v'.' AA FOLIIITT M1 QUrn'l,.V! R If AA H nion EY j ABH3-srafandel' AJ'-BH1 ?.'!r.nlrlg, M l'. , LT Hlalrnm-r.J '.'.' ABHIQ Pgrf r'l,r,l'l,,m, .,, . '1f' VUL! H D LH GVLJDUPR ,IN lg L A 'rl A M M 3 5 ' D 'les R C, ANT nr-IJ R T., ALJHA Z:l.','zlrJfHl F J HBH? Pfyq l H Hlf',', ' 'r H A-T Tr-sI.T.J A SAP RN p ,QT M -T MN .,hrlLlvn,rrr1, P. J, AN WP QTSKJ, G Al.4s. 12 lmn B l f.eHT Plen- l AQHA ' pUl L ,xl'.MFTKrN IL F W ml L A J AA lL1rlff,.3r'rn FA Umtggam A' AN lwnberg' D' A' LM:lT+A'A1gLnLn G , . ,. A L -' -' T A-'l 1 :JH ,' : K, ' 'J' ' L .. fs, L,-,I rs p'-Y. L , ' L T Kem L,rra,.r-l,l Ay All J.rlLJtJfs.J A, AN Third AA r ,rm it Xl ffl rL1.1J1hLJjU, A., fl-,mml L P' F Miicifl firm DLLANTA DrTILlrnL.rC F Mrronvergk rovlrz Rurryr ,'.' AA 'Llv'LLL T M L,-ll AN r-W,,r,,r,l AA' Mmm- L l!..,r,k ,lm L AA F,'15lUr,,! A PM - LN V'-Exunigljq' RNA AN, rrm1nn'D.J.ANf-- u. V T, L AN Jrnlnlrlnvlfr, R P. 'QN V.fTK,TU'L'l'. U J AN P ly LN L,,,lM,V ij. !m'LL,p::!.VMJV BMI glrrrlrllwrlrlilr, fnlnsllrl, E LJ AN Lnlfrarn, 'JJ KVI., AN -KETLTTIEYT E-E ' HN Eff . AN F.'rg,n J E. AN Proctor J R. AN. -- ffl TW? if --Ti,-as T' ' f-- -1 - an - .. ..-Q...,.-.,..- .,,,q.,,,..,g,-W..-.-1--.,..,,. V-4 DIVISION-First row, I to r: Lanragter J N AA., Afouqg If I 5 Agpq. ,NWS R J ABF3 Bembe, R AMH3 Ummm S M - ,' ' -3 -r I A - - -. f . . . L., . JIS3- Penc . R. B.. AN-AI - fS2Zyf-.EQ,2S' JJNELJQQBLBQV- S KM. AN---wgonam. J. D., L. C, AN---worm. Ir. I E. AN--Patterson. I-J. s. v, mn, J, E. ABFAN -Lane. c R, Anfonnbar. n, G., AGN R L ABF2i inD-A D -In 15225-KR - :EPZA JOHJGH- AN- Third row: Mnlvnew. J. E. AN- Paron. P, L.. ANA- - mimniin, R v. AN -Langlar, I. c.. Anfsumner, 5,,,,,,,' R C 951' RM' ,.. CP' :SLC JB' ABFZP RUUIHIS. P. S. API---Tnorsien, G P. AN--Handgun, G C c. An-awe, J. C. SA- name, D. J.. AA---Gar- ABF2! Slaugmpr- I Aegwi Qumran' C -A acdr23,F3R., in AN!fIarson. P J.,NN Worthington, D T.. AN-- rard. W H, AN-Dodd. W. G, AN--Vasquiz. F., ANW HOU T R 'AE'3!wKUreEe' L AA ,Mm - H -GP ABF? L JHIEZV-1 F. P. AN 'RdJSAJOTJ, L,, AN-Comstock, D. Gmenski. M W, AN---Ryers. R. E, AN---Rivera, C. J., W-Skolmk HS- P AIN Secohd 'Low' S h art. R B.. M .. AN- Iiorsten, G P,, Ml'J-f5CJ'lr1CIEJef, J, T, AN--Ld AN- Schrnincke. K F., AN KnIcheI. J. E.. AN-Russell, Ken W- J- AAA P - C ml - - - J Del L,xAN --Hooker. D E. AN Mason, G. J. AN- R. E, AN--Barrow. J. E.. AN --Scott. R., FA-Stalling, I rfe J C. AN--Boling. P. D., CoueIand. C L, AN--Tanner. S., ABFAN ---Jackson, A., L, O., AN.--Wiggins, K, R, E, AN.--Dgronde, H, Hq AN AN- -Younis, K. A. AN- Whitfield, A., ABFAN---Martv --Roth, D. J , AN-- Hirks. Jr.. R. J . AKAN--Kolens, R. H., Y' - - W 9 , ABFAN---Speliman. L F. AA----Wlnite. E. L.. AN----Kelly, J, T., AN---Galinskr. R E., SN'-Debeaulieu. L. V, ABFAN -Ladzinski. G. L., ABF3---Greene, G A., ADR3--Wilson. R. W., ADR3--Kent. J. C. ABF3-- Weber, L, W., ABF3-- ..i in - nelli. E F., ABFAN, Missing Personnel: Edwards, R E.. AN AEF1 --McCormack. C. L , ABF2--Kernerling, R. L.. ABF2-- Holman, J W,, ABF3--LIggeII, H. L., ADJ3----Uhlean. V IT , h r rv- - 'L' .,. 4 M iz! an if QI 'ii V-6 DIVISION-First row, I to r: Jones, P. A., AN--Mar- Iinez. N. ni.. ADR3-Haire, G. R.. AN-Fincher, S. C., AN-Jungwirth. L. H., AN--Dalconzo, M. n,J., ADR3- Ruiz, I, Ini., AN-Reed, D, R., AN-Swenson, H. M., AA -Hamer J, M., ANACIay, C T, AMEAN. Second row: Lehn, J P.. AN--Carruth, P. L.. AT2----Strasky, G. M., AEIVI2--Townsend, E. F., ADR1--Presson, C. D., AEI- Wise. W J.. PRC---Johnson, J ini.. ADRC---Maggi, F, J., ADCS- Dyckman, W. J., LCDR--Adamson. D. C.. LCDR- Rawlins, B. J.. CWO2-Kislingbury, T. B, LTJG--Walker, B S ATCfSIiers B F AMSC---Williams, H. A., A01- ' ' VA-MSL wonnm w D Aivisi Mayberry. - g, . .. 4- Morrow. D. H., ATI-Pl--Fwnley. C. L., AMS2-Fornadel, I I Y J. A., YN3-Burress. J. V., AMH3. Third row: Homes R Ini AEAN--Thompson. 'J L ADJ2--Adkins. J, M AMS2-Illkarrnonick, J L.. ADR2--Shurt, o. v., Ao2-- Christofori, R. C.. AMH2---Withers, E. A, PR2--Swann r E. L.. AE2-Walters., C. R., AT2--Papineau, D. G., ADR2 --Morse, R. E, PR2--Perkowski, T. M.. ADJ2-Gagnon, A. J., ADR2----Bretzlafi. L D., ATR2-Iverson. L, A.. ADJ2-Richardson, M. F.. AE2-Wade, W. R., AMS3- Marinovicn. A. J., ATR2---Lorenz. J. A. AME3---Rohr, B, T., AME3-Christobai. P. B., AMH3, Fourth row: Cortes, D 'r1r,, AN---AlInutt, D. L., AK3--Ward. H. E.. ADR3-- Walver. J. O.. AE3----Garrett, M. R.. ADR3----Detzei, B J.. A03---Park, H L,, AMS3---Miller. R. N.. ANYRey- nolds, R, L.. AME3--Morgan, G. D,, ADR3---Scolaro, I. J.. ADJ3 -Tucci. J. P., AMS3--Mathie, J. C., ADJ3-No- votny, J, V.. 1153--Gindel. S. A,, YNSN-Garcia. A, L., ADJ3---Balch. R. W., ATN3----Wetter. R. D., AE3-Ver- Ieramo. R. In , ADR3--Feen, J. L, ADR34RoIhe, E. G., AMS3--Render. C. G., ADJ3---Szuba, T. E., AN. Personnel Missing: Shepherd, L B.. AECA---Hamrick, W. L., ADR1- Brewer, L I.. ADR1---Culberhouse. P. C., ADRL-fBarry. I . , . J AT24M0bJey. J. H., AMH2-Parks, G. E., A L A AMH? f-f- Berryman, M. M., ADR2-Blasko. L, J A'DR2QGraves. B. E.. AE2-Kennedy. R. J., ADR2-Les- ter. B. A.. ADR2-fMik0laiewSki, J. J., ADR2-Miloi, A, MHZ- silggs, T. R., A012---Boyd, J. H., ADJ3-Cortez, M. A., ADR3--Erb, . ., ADR3-Monde, R. L.. AN-Muller. C. A., AN Near, A. W.. AN Cer g D- Ion H G. ATR3--Holland, M. R., AE3-Kovash, P, InI., G J -I ' - in , A. J., AMS3-Ham AEM3--Larson. E. G., AMHBY-Mason, VJ AMS3- Meier, L. C., ATR3---Place, D. M.. ADR3-Richard, C. J., ADR3-Stevens. B. E., AEM3fWiIson, B. P., ADR3- Brown. M. E.. AA-- Chambers. H. F, AMEAN!Davis, D. D,, AN-Enz, R. W., AN---Genier, R. C.. SA-Grantham. A. G,. ADRAN---Hall, J. fnb., ATNAN-Hackman. K. E.. AN--Hardin, D. W.. AN, N - - . .- t' 11' e-' -J B. r ..- mf fr- ue ,J - 5- +- I-' . - I J I --AH Division-xneeimg, I to rz cafano. A S., MR3--H c A. rAr.12-Berry. C A. r,ir.i3--snnri. 0 w., FN- Ad- J C , rn --Swann. R- W A MM3'-S0merS- D- L-I INMIUCK- Kniuole. J. P.. rn vane, E. L, Pre S.-Jidersm. C. C, anis, C mm -Greene. R L. FN- Rarra, P J, R., FN--- B 0 MMI R-Robison, R. K.. EN3--Bnzrzers, D LHWSNNT FN,.SizPmore, G. R, MM'J- -Reevef., G F. MMFN -- Fi:rr+fII, J J FII--WIiiIrJI1III. G S. MMI Top row: Jen- Buffurnr, J. i.JMFN--Brown. N. D,. MXMC---Clifford. . ., Cantrell P A MRFN Lind. W B. FN---Lafreniiwe, J minus. J R, FN Ryan Rufio, B A FN FaiIIIa. S. FN AnfIIer's0n. R E. FN -Adams. W FN---OSDOHIG. A MR3' smirk. Lmka T JI EN? RUWQIIV Rv JV, MJJJ2 R, IJIM2 'Janni1rI',If,.-in,-n, L J. FN3 Morris., L F. D M FN I.ILVrJuIlvn. G. E FN MCNQ-II. W. J., MM3-H .vpemnr M fr, PAIVI2 YF-IUHEFBJU, R. 5, MMI- Chaver FIJI Arvnnis., P. J, FII 5IJr.'ri'e:r, R IJ, ENR -Birkner, Mai, J G. FNQI MueIIer JI. ,FN McCoy, O. E.. FN-W P i.Ir.ri- eww. If L. mm wI.JJJ.J, J, mmm- gi. J c, rr. I-.m.r.Jn. :A G. rn Bvrns. J P W-IFN -I4f:l- 'VIIIAIM R I YII3 1 CIIOI-I If I- J I-WPI' HCHIW- 5-.RH Jdnn I J JJJJAC Orr U r-4. MRC y,,,,,i,. M p V CI,-,Q Ip-,g g L , JAMIE M-III' J I FARJ Maier-r,J R, FA- JN CnnnmIIw, MR! Dffftlina. J. D., MIJAFN--Diedrlck. HRPVQ,-JQI, NJ S MMC .','eiI.Iimanri. M E I.1l'.'!C SIAM., Gziriia, F P FN MIAIIIIII. NENJ Affnms, A N, FN! A J. FN Durms. W '91, FN Dimwns. R WN FN---Ncring. R J' FJIC Baum R 'JJ EN1 Mazwn, E, R. MMI- -Miv '.'.'.IAf-I T. D, FA Vina I, L FN HfInIiSerr1II:yPr. H L, A H, '.If.1I' Perkins, R G. FN- lvunr, S F. FNMZEJ- L1 5,4 R H my .plafp D G EN2 Qrgugmgn J, 'L'!I,111 Hnrner. C I FN Missing Personnel: Harris. B Ive, L G, f. I.JFN Jnnws. B L. MR3 Kotas. J J.. Mergwv vwauae roi: Biswrinhe. R.-L rn Rffinfy. 0' I, rn Harrrer r ri. PHT Hiirrifzin, P J, Pri rn Peirnfw U H. mm Nnmn, P, r-AIJI1--Oniz FN LLybraiid, I- I . FN Loefiier. D J FII--Denney, D HiiIrri-fu. T C. YNHN FUBVV 51 JN F-IIYPJJJ Fr NL H N VM5 I rn - vnfmipr, J A. rn -Horton. I J. rn mrfi, A. MI-If F+:rrInJ1.R F FIU Gui. I- U . FN 'WISE D H nd qw? .'.'ri,I'iI.gAbi I L III .wurff G I FN '.','nriIr.aIi, ON FN Dg.I',f3'II.g, M J. FN Hunh-r D G MW? Hu ,. .www--.--i'.s5i.,L,,,,,,,,., . Y l fl .1- 1 I ,I l H A it 5 . 5 J I 0 , , , 5 A - .- ...,.-,iL..r-..L..L-o:.,-f.r I. i. I. J 1 N l , W. F. SN-C D ll, C. W,. FA- J A ro G D. .. R. FN H. W., FN --Church, V.'L., FN-- Myers. G. W., FN--Mo BT2f-Nason, ,P.. If M ' FNM-Mdm Amery ,Kms-I Ramos E, A,, BT2A-Seward, F. W., BT2--Aho, J. Cutclreon. G. S, FNW--Dreterrle. R. T.. FN-HfBarnes. J. L., Calzman, A, F. BT3 Orrnan. J. . I E EBU? D BT3wS'mmOnSv M. TH BTFNMjerOmeV HI W, FNQ FNTHa S0 ' R js' BT3T0'pu't' P' P' FN W'igm' J' J P FA Robertson'-W' F' FN'A'EJ??i'l5 ud A D o Reagle L, Nr.. ormgwaumg. N. R.. B13-Gordon, B. W, FA Allaro M, FN Second row: Pe-rtrcone. D, O., Fraher. A F, FN f-Nrxon. K. C. T B-rl tg H J BT3'.WChHFOte W G BT3-.zmuver D R mvaressh FN- Burl. W, E. BTFNM Mltchum. A., FN--McMlllon, R. BT2-f Wrrghl. P. L,FBT2f-xlfleaggrsi G. Sgwsigmzg' lg., A W FNfkIel'n R BT3iCunhmgham R R G.. BT?--F ll ,J S.. BT2 -Klng. R J.. BT2-A-Bucharv S R., FA 'Svbert, .D.. -- rrs re. ,, -H . J A 1 - . V: ' 4- an, w N . xfargyirronrfs, R A., eu. -Norris, L. B., BT1 A c. L. FN fHanlLe, R., FN .. Yunkherr. A. w., FNAAWTIQY. SWL HHgf4f 'Qfw,-IiJ5mRSr' ,SN H'AaQSLa ?vai-H551 FQ gufgfg Mrrler. A. o.. ar1AAl3r0-fm, o. C, arcs fwalker, C. A., E. C, FNfrCordova. F, S.. Br3AfHeyer. A- V' B ZH V, -'T G FN,v,am'eS -M E Mmaeagey 1' M my BTCA--Rubano. N A.. LTJGA--Daybert. W. K., LT--MDUTT, Shaffer. L. C.. FN-fAGuest, V W, BT34Kaslens. A. L., G97d an LTR S FR Wiwmg-'L W FN-Eva-ns -'A G G. w., Brcmaorzefs. w. E.. BTC--Smith, w. R.. BT1-.A FA.. rrwfes-. H. A-.AFreeberg. V. G.. FNR'AT'B'1Shg?g' Fgoflfdams , ,g FN ' ' ' ' cofferr, A T. Brwsosmena. N. C.. BT1-.Milligan B.. P w., FA' Sell, FAA..Lauber. E.. Bra.-Dyer. J. U. - r - A - J J l ll ,. r ! i I SJ . . l M-DIVISION-First row, I to r: Hackley, E. T., MMQA- Parker, R. L., FN-Best, J. W., FN-Williams, M. G., FN. Mlssung Personnel: Lay, N. L.. MM2-Owen, C. H., l Wlllrams. T. L., FN--MStoul, M. E., MM2fFisher, R. L,, MM3---Burchett, F. R.. MM3 Alfranzen, D. D., MM3- MMFN-Carfolo, R. J.. FN-Ross. A. .R,, FN-Newell, R. lf FN4Tackett. C. D., FN-A--Baker. D. A.. MM3A-Snyder, C. Moschetto. A. R., MM34-Criswell, J. W, MM2-Palmer, B., MM3---Weaver, W. R., MM2-Laird, R. D., MM2- J H, FN-Chavez. G Tn., FN-- Blrss, S. P.. MM3- Crowd- L. N MM2--ffHochstetler, R. E. MM2--Ripley, F. R., Brewer. C, A., MMT---Tackett, D, R., MM2-Matthews. . er. R. G, FN-Decarlo. M. L., FN-Vaughn, H. L., BT34 MM3 fffHrnkson, W. H., MM2 -f-- Peele. L. E., MM2-Ash- K M., MMBA-Mathews, C. B., FN-APowell, M. E,, MM3- lx Owen. E. D, MMFN--Dramond, J. H., FNvRehm, R. A., Iey. C L, MM2 -'Wilson U. V.. FNA-Torongo. L. H,, FN Lewis. M, H.. FN'--Albanese, N. M., MM3-MOON-3. G. A.. FN---Peter. T. B., FNA-Parks. J K.. FN'-Williams, T. C., --Thomas, C. H.. FN---Lvons. L, J., MM3-Hall, G. P.. FN--D'Day. J. T.. FN-Mister, L. T., MMFN-Brethauor, FN. Second row: Taylor, J. G, MM2 -Gayhart, L. rm., MMFN--Nelson, R. J., FN!-Muller, B. L.. FN--White, R. E., FN'-fYoung, G. W.. FN!--Hall, K. C., FN-Grlflln. MM2-- Morrls, Jr., S. fnr., MM1 -Josephson. M. H., G. H MM? Best. G, H.. FN Fourth row: Fulton, C. C., H L.. FN ---Naoolski. F, M., FN-Koch, K. A., FNFCurry. , MM1--Bercham, S. W, MMT- Joyner, J. E., MMTA MM3 'McClarn, l F., MM2HWlnn. L. T., MM3fLear, Jr.. MM2 Donaldson, R. D.. MM3+Barnes, C. L.,MM3- l' Thomas, R. S. MMC-.fHarbrn, W W.LTJGd Hauxwell. G R C. NJMFN-Mitchell, M, L., MM3wCarnes, B. C., Drth, R. M.. MMFN--Rrzzull, L. H., FN--Waggonffr. E. D, LTJG--Bandre. Ill. G rnr, LTJG--Mutchek, S. R., VlM3f Fuller, E F, FN--fwrdmeyer, R. C. FN--Atkins, A.. FN--Milmlne. E J.. FAfWood, K. F.. FN-Tona. P. J MMC- Rolando. F T., NlMCf-Chase, P D.,MM1--f-Meade, C. W.. FN f-ff Brand, H C, FN-fffBurkp1le, J E.. FA- Crum- T., FA f-Strahl. J. E, FN--Crandall. J. D., FN-Stolzer. . A D., MMI--fMllIer, A D.MM1 A--- Narrin, W. B., MM2-A rune. T E.. MMFN Summers. T. L.. FN-Fahey, R. T., S. C, FN--Hydrick. W. E., FN--Garfia, R. A., FN- J Benson, J. G., MM2 Davus, D A.. MM3- Barrett. C. K., MM3 fTargosz. R. J.. FN-fffRohder. D. F., MM3AScafidi, Wakley, D. L., MM3vHoover, D. L., FN,--Snodgrass. H. MMFNY-Krlcourse. W L . MM2. Third row: Dunkel, H. J., A. B MMFN Flerra. P. L, FN--Heslin, J. M. FN--Root. D, MMFN-Brooks. C H. FN. FN ..--. Reagan. R. E.. FN--Wrllrams. J. P., FN'-Vaughn, D W., FN- ,Koons A. L., FN-f--Southward, G. A,, FAf l B.. FN' Ogrlwe, H R, MM3- Baugh. G D., MMFNF- Stlallo. M A. FN- Robson, C. H.. lVlMFNYAdam, B. B., l ' X l 2 i I I 1 R-DIVISION-Kneeling, frrst row, I to rn Ronloson, W A, ,aan 5 , DQ? . . . . FN Bra.lle'r R C . lll Arlrrlg B J,FA Mueller H. FA. SFMJ Se:on:1 row: F252 PrrfnLETEmLfmBFNl ' FN Hdmmg' C 'R' FN Third row: Swept' W I JFNDY First row: Kanzrwl. Fi R. DC? Hlrnrrwrfl'-.rr.1r'rl. R C. Borrrfll l .1 FA Davls jxl VA KF - -.J Harbour, l R. FN Holoefn, B M, FN --Parks. R SFM2 Nall. A org? ram..-. L 1 . oc? oofw. A srl rravro. 1 T rm 1,1-Rik. w Jo QFPTUNETJJXJVT rr FTMEQ Cm' R pl FN Benson' I E' FNTTRWTHE' C J. ow Hlrl-rf, L3 lf. Trl .'.r.-.rfrr.J o srl rms . L rr . -. fr ' -r - JS. l ram R rj rf JG' p A, FN. Noseev. A G 5,,..,,. S,,,,,,,fp C. '.'.Q,, 5,,,.,,..., ,,,,, F, '?'ff ,N Jmjvlvigxtl Q Flin PFZLJSJUE oq FN Loom. R. E. FN mfgu. r . FN Fgxrrelil, E, FA Slonhens, w, SFW LUG Hmm B Y! DCC IBMLMUN H SH, CHM' D Nm Mm C. B Eaerhliriitk, LN Jlarrrrwan., J, V Jorilsrs, C R FN Bodnar. R T, FA Roman. ENG B F r.,Fl Oorllrrr H F srl .hrm-lr D T 551 l,, .,.L,l,. p. E .MM Mum H i.-J 1 mils lvojn- HN Brmltmullor, W 5, FN Garrrslon. L va, Fr ' ' -'JF . -.srlrrl C F FN Sflrlulxo. T FN 0 , l.,...,... . - 5,4-I fv- ,. . - Y, 14.-A, ,..- -ara-.. . -1-1r.A'R'4, .u,Qn-re. iii- A ,LR l E-DIVISION-First row Ito r: Martin A J JCIJM Depuy Kenlle D A EMFN--McNew W A ICFN Guhl J A Dehartoll R A lC3 Hallfin ' .' -. -' ' - - V- T, 4 4. -'- . . ., , . ., -- ger, J, D., IC3--Bater, R. C., W. L1..E:C2-Thrash. 0. L., lC2-Smclalr, R, W., lC3-- JCFN-Dunn, G. G., lC3-Davrs, R. N.. ICB-Brown, L. ICFN-Lemmon. G. H., IC3-Liss, L. L., ICFN-Walker, EawEM , G., lC1-Mlchael, W. C.. lC25-Stoutenburg, G. L., EM3-Rlzor, D. D.. lC3-Falk, A.,lN7., lC3+RaIston, L. G, ICFN -Dickerson, K. L., EM3-Hudspeth, S. A., ., 1-George, L. C.. EMI--Longmeuer, N. H.. LTJG- C. V., ICFN-eLarson. M. W., FN-Alevoli. N. J.. FN- EMFN-Layvas, R. R., EM3-Huf'l, R. A., IC3--Poirier, L. Salo, E.. E., LT-Grlmmitt, J. C.. EMCmMarshall, R. T., Klbler. W, P., EM3-,Hutchens. T. F.. lC2-Sommer. F., FN-Carter, J. W., EM3-Morley, O. T., FN-Woodward, EM2-Hlrner, C. J., IC2-Mullugan, J. J., EM2-Stevens. H. R., IC3-Langslon, B lNl., IC3-Hall, R. T., IC3- G. G.. EMFN--Jones, W. R., EM2--Meier, J, G., EM3. EM2 Bo lC3 Hill M L I 3 R EM3 K. C., EM2-Przybylo, R. J., EM2- Conner, J, A., - wen, R. L.. - , . .. C --Semon. .C.. . Zalewskl, R. J.. EM3. Second row: Allen. E P., ICJ-A-Mo Third row: Haughton, K, E, ICFN-Miller. F. H., ICFN- 1 'fir E-DIVISION-First row, I to r: O'Brien, H. T., EM3-Col- lier, L. L., EM3-Stombaugh, C. A., EM2-Sullivan, J. J., EM2-Lintak, R. CNJ, FM2-Toomey, P. G., EM2--Brown, E. D., EM1-McDaniel, B. H., EMC-Weiner, E. O., ENS- Crowther, R. P., EMC-Overton, H. B., EM2-Watson, J. L., EM2-Johnson, L. W., EM2-Christopher, M. R., EM2-Bobka, T. W., EM2. Second row: Harris, L. L., EM3 -Solvedt, J. G., FN-Vick, K. W., FN-Risk, T. A., EM3- Lopez, G. G., EM3-McNichoI, E. J., EM3--Berloni, N. A., FN-Habiger, R. E., EMFN-Graves, J. L., FN--Aiello, R. J., FN-Keeling, S. L., FN-Osnes, J. L., EM3--Blanch- field, R. A., EM3-Dembowski. R. P., EM3-Lone, R. C., EM3-Dillon, J. P., EM3-Chandler, E. L., EM3. Thirri row: Maguire, J. J., EM3-Bentley, J. D., EM3-Zaleskl, ' -.tene f'ff 5 i- 1 ' I' 13513 J. J.. EM3-Willey, R. W., EM3--Miller, J. G., EM3-- Franks, D. L., EM3--Carello, S. M., FN-Saplak, P. A., EM3-Labrecque, O. R., FN-Blackburn, L. P., EM3- Calabrese, R. J., EM3-Mushung, C. L., EM3-Singer, R. L., EM3-White, C. M., FN--Freel, D. W., EM3-Lamb, A. E.. EM3-Egan, F. M., EM3. Missing Personnel: Atkins, W. E., EM3-Baker, A. B., FN-Benedict, D. E., lC2- Benjamin, W. E., EM2-Burress, L. R., EM3--Byrne, W. H., FN-Carey, L. F., FN-Clever, A. W., ICFA-Davidson, W. D., EMFN-Dewey, P. J., FN-Enget, C. E., EM3- Ganey, J. E., EM1--Gath, P. E., EM3-Hall, R. lNJ., EM3-Harrell, G. W., EM2-Harrington, J. P., lCFA- Hazelock, L. R., FA-wHertzberg, T. L., EM3-Holden, R. P., FA-James, R. L., EM2-Kendrick, J. H., lC3-Klr- stien, J. R., EMFN-Kirtley, M, T., FN-Lamberger, H. J., EM3-Larson, R. D., EM3-Malone, C. H., lCFN-Mc- Clelland, C. H., EMFN-Meeks, Y. M., lC2-Noble, EM3-Olson, H. E., lC2-Olszewskl, R. T., lC2--Phlllnps, W. A., JCFN-Plany, J. lNnJ., lC2-Plummer, W. T., EMFN-Qulntin, B. E., EM3-Rindgen, J. F., EM3- Spickard, T. L., FA-Stubbs, S. L., EM3-Tawse, J. F., FA-Thomas, W. M., EM3-Thowson, J. A., EM1-Van Moer, L. F., ICFN-Wells, C. M., IC3-Wilbur, C. L., FA- Wolfe, V. R., EM3--Zwoyer, T. W., EM1-Dawkins, T. E., IC3-Hodgins, J. W., lC3-Wuest, R. U., IC3-Thornton, T. E., W0-1-Porter. E. W.. FN. ', V, ?f:..v.,3.,.Ngg1,, . - 5 'EEC 'I if VA-113 VA-113 VA-113 ,jun hu- fF4,.l1i.f., , 'A 'X ll . -. 0.41 VW? rf Jann! ,-, I-HJ! 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