NORTH VIETNAM HANOI HAIPHONG THAN HOA VINH GULF OF TONKIN DONG HOI SOUTH VIETNAM 1 fy PROLOGUE KITTY HAWK standards have been established and shall not soon be matched. They have been attained by you, the officers and men of KITTY HAWK and her embarked Air Wing ELEVEN, a proud and exemplary team. KITTY HAWK is the body; you breathe the life and the spirit into her, this great aircraft carrier. It is only through your thought and decision, experience and skill, loyalty and determination that this huge steel body can respond so well, can act and set the standards for the Fleet. KITTY HAWK was built as a fighting ship and Vietnam has been her greatest challenge in combat to date. You are the men who took her there — you are the men who fought her. You have every right to be proud of the record you achieved in the South China Sea as part of the mighty Seventh Fleet, 1965-66. This volume tells the story of your endeavors; it is to you that this Cruise Book is dedicated. CAPTAIN, USN COMMANDING UNITED STATES SHIP KlTT -A..i h I S G V N d .R T A A i O 6 E A HAWA tAN I SLANbS WJrJrj ' -   f: •X£ ' s ' i5 - im ' jfJi A ] H L V ' --! ?► . f Vo ' o. 48 fm, ' GBNTHAl — ' ii. r . A vwj ' ?%1 ' r y . -fr .t. ' ' ' - move on to and India, and iAK K CIS IN IHi Ml EASt T ciFIC • of problems Vol. 22, No. 46 FIVE-STAR EDITIOH • +« -i-+:: has gon«n the! ' • « feste and war in the Re- n. Thailand  mm mmM  mmmmm m i Wednesdo ' i M iirr-itMlli if , WHY? VVc arc in Viclnam to fullili one ( f ihc most solemn pledges of the American nalion. Three presidents — President f iscnhower. President Kennedy, and your present president— over I I years, have committed themselves and have promised to help defend this small and valued nation. Strengthened by that promise, the people of South Vietnam have fought for many long years. Thousands of them have died; thousands more have been crippled and scarred by vsar; and we cannot now dishonor our word or abandon our commitments, or leave those who believed in us and trusted us, to the terror and repression and murder that would follow. This, my fellow Americans, is why we are in Vietnam. Lyndon Baines Johnson President of the United States WHY? The world looks bleak and horrible. The water looks dirt-y and gray. The ship has sailed for one whole year. And every hour seems one whole day. It has gone to practice warfare. And at every port there ' s a demonstration; These men are fighting across the sea, So they won ' t have to fight in this nation. Who is the ship, who are these men. And why is there all this fighting; And whose land are they defending, And whose wrongs are they righting? Freedom is their general, peace their king, (And they want to keep it that way,) But they need men to win the war. And that ' s why the ship sailed away. 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Fare includes stateroom plus meals and tours ashore. 210-dav round trip by sea BLACKSHOE CRUISE 210-dav round trip sea air AIRDALE CRUISE are includes first class crowded staterooms and second class bunk accommodations For free information write : USS Coral Sea USS Ranger USS Ticonderoga USS Hancock USS Oriskany USS Midway USS Independence USS Constellation USS Bon Homme Richard ' B U.S. SHIP LINES WT Your dollars stay in the U.S.A. ' wh en you sail upon □ CVA v EtA OF tt of ovif the cvc nation .„ SEC. - -:::„ vo- -: „ iSt . ' ««• °«i, , to • • ' tended «  - lot « « ' ' ° k ,fce .WP ! ««  « • H r ' r- -; Jrfnest l - . , v tvter y he I wo rail rrom carrier; ' ' .. one sailor still missing Two sailors fell overboard from the flight deck of the aircraft carrier Kitty Hawk yesterday 130 miles north- east of Oahu and one man is still missing today. The Navy immediately rescued the other unhurt and searched all night for the missing man. A Barber ' s Point spokes- man said he could give no details on the accident and could not release the names of the two. The men went over the side at 4:18 p.m. and today the water in the area was 78 degrees and the seas calm. The Kitty Hawk had been und ergoing operational pre- paredness tests and was to have docked at Pearl Har- bor this morning. Accompanying the ship 4f e tJvD and helping in the search are three other Navy war- ships: the Chicago, Mahan and Arnold J. Isbell. . Lost Sailor Identified PA 7 A Navy man who fell off the carrier Kitty Hawk 130 miles at sea off Oahu and drowned has been identified as aviation electrician 3 Cl Cedric B. Boe of Greenwood, Wise. His body was not found. He was with helicopter composite squadron 1. He toppled off the carrier as it made a sharp turn to pick up another man who had fallen off a minute earlier. Boe, the Navy said, was just climbing into his heU- copter at the time. The other man was re- covered immediately and not injui ' ed. W£T ? ? OCT tS ' - Vc A K p I 2 Sailors Fall, Only 1 Is Saved The Navy has called off the search for a helicopter crewman who fell off the aircraft carrier Kitty Hawk 130 miles at sea Monday night. The carrier, here lor op- erational readiness trials prior to Viet Nam duty, docked at Pearl Harbor yes- terday. Some 2,500 sailors with searchlights looked for the lost man through to dawn. A second sailor who fell in the water at the same time was picked up by a lifeboat immediately a n d was not injured. He was identified as 2 CI. aviation electronics techni- cian WiUiam D. Cook, an eight-year Navy veteran. Cook was the first on to fall. He was standing on the ship ' s forward elevator which brings planes up from the hangar deck to the flight deck. The ship made a turn just as he stepped back, and he toppled overboard. When I first hit the wa- ter, I began to swim away from the ship, Cook said. I started to shout, and I guess I did a pretty good job of it because they heard me all the way up on the flight deck (some 85 feet above the water). When the man over- board warning was given, the ship ' s skipper ordered a hard turn so Cook wouldn ' t get caught in the screws. The hard turn tossed the helicopter crewman off the ' other side of the canier. He is presumed drowned, and his name was withheld j pending notification of next ' of kin. Praise the sea, hut heep on tand. ALOHA 1 Qod made the country and in an made the town Cowper BS nCTg4 T - ti Diso ' uise our bondage as we will, ' Tis woiyian, ivonicni miles us still Tom Moore Ij. ' r_ ' -i JBMmmtM 9 ' - - ;sra f .N iiwiiap ' •— W? •- V • I 5 .iJ =.- c4;. Sp? :i-r Y5 -. . ,fi ' ' Sif«5«ffiS-.- ' .V; , ■Gome forth info the light of things, Let .!Xature he your teacher V ' ords vorth  .l... ..  ;.•._ J I ' iiini r W ' [Fsni ' ' -mi mMA. iRr: j - IflteKfiif -ts • Hrfii . ■We remembered those who have gone before .... I J Bba S ' l H ' •; ' .--jl3I '  ' - H ' l H %! ' Wk - T t i 5a i:(a; rife.fi iA_ •i .J i y W L- g i H I I ' P ■■' .-Mwjnai.ii- t ' r : - THBBr Marine Band helps celebrate Na ' y Day Capt Carmody celebrates his birthday Kitty Hawk ' s first skipper visits v.. Flowers from Hawaii A farewell from Hawaii . 7 never was on the dull, tame shore, But I loved the great sea more and more . . . Cowper Wow Heveille lieveiUe i - iL K t i rl stores unre j file first of many Now secure froin . . . - 4 Special Services presents our first sjnoker M last bask in flie sun K hu sines s stop in (Subic i I i • T ' jv ' i V J SqJi - s r - Attack Carrier Striking Force Seventh Fleet. . . Arri ino Staff . . . Arriving -wli sjPi 403 1 k. : ' ? ; w r AND THE HAWK WENT TO WAR J These were tlie tools of war . ; vi This IS ho IV we of theni ir f endless cycle . . di i L ' ' hHR I H ' hkV - Ky. P ■' ' I ' ' i .- ' - :1HVIHHHHI I m 0 ' HHHHHj VI 1 1? . M7723 NAVY W ,4 f l f « -c _,__ J,_ j r sIh m -NH T J! t ■1 f i V|vO; h ..MJ 1 • 4 i l BnB[ fi ' . M. SOUTH CHINA SEA IV Corps SCALE OF MILES i iintl Stripes 1 fIp SUNNY ir A (Kiattd Pnss and united f — Tuo sailors were ldUe«| ■1 r;i2ing fire aboa ■III the coast o( Viet f ftc San im Inion riiN L • • • • ONE 234-7111 SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA, TUESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 7, 1965 DAILY 10 CENTS HITS KITTY HAWK; LLED, 29 INJURED ■-SI Blaze On Carrier In Tonkin Gulf Rages 3 Hours i when a i attack I Tonkin, me dispensary I; oi tlie 82.000- ihp waiis was peeieri by tiie imense iieat. Men fleeing fiom below decks said passageways were filled with a bitiiic Mii.: -■iinkt- that spread lliroughout the sli , ,Cause ottbe.fii. This is no drill, this is no drill . . FRONT PAGE - SAN FRANCISCO EXAMINER December 7, 1965 CARRIER BURNS Kitty Hawk Internal. onai ated by thick smoke that billowed tlui ind J9 olUers in- the flight deck. the V.S. aircraft was luuncliing air tsea in were aspliyxi. Despite the iue. a Na y spokesman said llight opera- tions were not inleiruptert : nd r )l mi ' i ion affain?f nrlh Vietnam were launclin Thei-e were sevci re extinguished qui- ' ■' le N ' av ' spokesman A board oi inquiry w; Uul liul iLnCdi tia: c iUdC ul U : [lie Kitly Hawk is pari ol commanded by Capt. Martin 1 ' its home port. The fire broke out ■■hangar while the carrier was refueling from a i s alarms sounded tlirougliAotii ships, tliey snapped connecting linos and the Kitty Iffi veered o(( to tight the inc of the injured were flown to shore hospitals. I- the rest were treated aboard the carrier. I ' he Navy said lour doctors and more than 40 medical coipsmen worked feverisblj to caj ' e for tlie casualties The Kitty Hawk. 76,700-ton. was commissioned .-Vpril 2. ' Her normal crew is 119 officers and 2,340 meit, not Jing air crews. ■iie .g jjieii MitaM planes Afire, bur mission accomplished home a aiji mn ■' j airtsMiWiMiSiffifaxsaiKttf . .just ill time for , Iartha Pi aye iJ ,7 CJiris nids a I sea was a smoker Mailcall Vietnam fit en jxnidttij prepared iis for i.- . :H 4 ' ■n -d ' J A PAH 1 ! nqfl VO OSV h hy T)ay by Wight EflPwiy i W ' rr: El and beyond  ■.ISTiBbLiliWy JkWZ ■JSi ' SSllSiSmS - ' ■' ' ' C - ' . ' 1 ' WlWiiaJH.It ' IlliiZr jW ■M m KBPi 1 iP- ,-«IW« « Ik -- - ' ■?K • m|)i ir i iiwi ||pMi ii  ii Mi« wWi lf li « ww «wi lw t| u Mg ' ' .iPiil ' S : ' ' ' iwiai VVe found a ' ojid hetween ' East and West ;v|i  yr ; : -t MIGHT UFE The colorful pageantry of a kunono-clad S ew Year • : -% ' I V .. anoiaiHBMnBBaaumt V j|Jf- u,„«. and the cliUdreji =-- o ' -A. 5 ' ' ' ' «f H - ' •v -S ' 1. ! l % ' . :. . -4 r e- . and the conn fry side c ••; ' .--fc IS rv MflSfx -■' rf v-: ' ll.. i  . 1; i-ftk ■:l One touch of nature niahes ■t m - r - mjismskm L — | li mm K. I ' - jf v isri |- -:- r life: i ihmmmmmB ' flie whole world liin ,.-, -iV Shakespeare fe-- .. i ' 4 ISI 3te. -ii--—- ' -- • - . .- ...JNaL I-ARk - ..I.A ]]liil6 on the slri j) . . . visitors from Yokohama J f MTACK 1- , A ei ,NDER ATTACK c,,„ CHANGE OF COMMAND c 4 ? GROUP , USS KITTY HAWK CVA-63 31 DECEMBER, 1965 chajige of com ni and Giving Blood One of tlie aiiciaft carrier I sS hitlv H.i«l li-m-JJ ' ■■'  ' t inie a medical  a,d vhen U.S. Army corpsmen came  b.....l f... Iilwiil tl.inations. More than 1,300 pints o( bluod were donated by Kitty Jlawk crcuiiicn. Kitty Hawk crew sets record for giving blood The officer.s and men of tlie aircraft cHiiier USS Kilty Hawk are to be com- in ndcd. . . said Rear Adni. .James R. Keedy, Commander of Attack Carrier Sinking Forces, U.S. Seventh Fleet (CTF 77), upon learning that Kitty Hawk had set a record for blood donations by a Seventh Fleet carrier. Rear Adm. Reedy continued, This is iiidi ' i ' d in the finest tradition of the US. Navy. I take pride in extending a ' ■Well Jicino ' Kaily in January, while Kitty Ifawk was in Yokosuka, U.S. Army medical ciii ' psmcn came aboard and spent four days in one of the ship ' s giant hangnr bays collecting blood. Kitty Hawk ' s crew donated 1.312 pints of blood for American Forces in the battle-torn Viet- nam area, thus breaking a record of 1,140 pints donated by the aircraft carrier USS Ticonderoga several month.? ajiO. But now Kitty Hawk has a problem. While proud of h.r record-breaking per- formance, she doesn ' t want to keep this iccord. Willingly and eagerly she will concede the honors and congratulate any other Naval unit surpassing these l.:ir2 pints. Kilty Hawk earnestly invites other JVaval units to give blood and bicak her record. Kitty 3iawli standards rinn There was a lull in the SVorth l S a PARCFI ; k ddys ill Suhic . . . 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R. 0800 BY 12 00 L BY BY 2000 1 X BY BY BY REMARKS OU. °aJ ? i r- Cr r. ' -T :? y fV.- g ? ?7 ' y J ' ' f i f TTy i?- y ' 7 r Lie  v f - nisH J WnM mMfJiSia. ' !:; ' . -.4 i H m m 1 1 H w -ttf [Pi— Stfl, ' ' _ M HHHI H HH B SIS? mrput . • -Wflhll:.: m MH M - r ' K NH o A . ' ?F •mf .■m ' l m tiMMii , _ t ' 1 Va - Ik Mf H Hui W g iu- -t ■Z ii 278 ' r v vl l i 1 i. . for a job well done ! R - ...;..-...: j Suhic was no earl ' CARS WTERNftTlONAl ■Bid: ■iL t ' ? ' ■-Ja? -.i vwm:.. a stidng of visits X. .r ' ! - 5 - l ,,njWlR ;; ' ' ■•yi.jt.y ffffi ' vw m • ' ' % ■, ■Umv «e; ' ; ' r. 1 W0 f !4i5 £ . ■: V ' ' ■Wl ' •-• • ir i J : p 5¥S 7 . H  f rj  f 7 ffz S ' r; . r: ; ' L,. :Z ie fittest place where man can die Is where he dies for man Barry nd to sea. ta S£i S ' oir prcpurc the , lu ) for the evening )r(ii er (lie til IS is j iiiir ( i )t(iiii sjHd i; I n i . h (Idi ends ITp dream of onr refurv . . . AIRDALE rjMMANI)IN(J (►FFICER CAPTAIN M. 1 . :AI{M(H V Captain Martin D. Carmody was born in Indiana Harbor, Indiana on October 27, 1917. He was raised in San Jose, California and received his B.A. in 1940 from San Jose Stale College. He enlisted in the U.S. Naval Reserve in March 1941. Upon completion of flight training as an Aviation Cadet at NAS Corpus Christi, Texas, CAPT Carmody was commissioned as Ensign and designated a Naval Aviator on October 14, 1941. His tirst assignment as a Naval Officer was with Scouting Squadron 10 on the carrier USS ENTERPRISE. While with this squadron he flew as a dive bomber pilot, participating in the battles of Santa Cruz, Guadalcanal and Renell Island. In July 1943. he became Executive Officer of Bombing Squadron Eight on the USS BUNKER HILL and took part in every major carrier operation from the strikes on Palau Islands in March 1944, to Okinawa in December 1944, completing 53 combat sorties. In 1945, CAPT Carmody was assigned to Bombing Squadron 98 as Execulise Officer, lat er becoming Commanding OfTicer of that squadron. CAPT Carmody was ordered to the stafT of Commander Carrier Division THREE in November 1946, and remained as assistant Operations Officer until July I94S. In July 1949. following a tour as a student at General Line School in Newport. Rhode Island he was assigned as an instructor at the NROTC Unit at the University of Louisville. CAPT Carmody s next assignment came in July 1951. when he was ordered to .Airborne Earlv Warning Squadron 1 1, as Operations Officer until July 1952. He next commanded Fighter Squadron 124 and deploved with his squadron to the Korean War zone, participating in 63 combat sorties from the carrier USS ORISKANY until May 1953. CAPT Carmody then recei ed orders to the Office of the Chief of Naval Operations as head of the Attack Aircraft Branch of the Air Warfare Division. In this capacity he had much to do wit h the development and procurement of advanced attack aircraft embarked on our carriers today. From July 1955. until July 1957, CAPT Carmody was on the stafTof Commander Fleet Air Alameda as Operations and Training Officer. C. PT Carmody s next tour of duty was in the Atlantic Fleet as Commander Carrier Air Group EIGHT. This Air Group, while under his command, served aboard the USS RANGER and USS FORRESTAL. In July 1958, he was ordered to return to the Office cf the Chief of Na al Operations, to serve as head of the Fleet Training Section. CAPT Carmody remained in Washington until January 1960, when he was assiened as Executive Officer of the USS ORISKANY which subsequently deployed to the Western Pacific with the U.S. Seventh Fleet. Following this tour he was reassigned to Washington for duty in the Bureau of Naval Weapons, as Deputy Director Air Strike Warfare, and in 1962, he returned to CNO as Director Plannina Requirements Branch for Aircraft. CAPT Carmody was next assigned as Commanding Officer of the USS ZELLVLA ( AF-49) in January 1964. While under his command. ZELIMA made two tours to the Far East, servicing ships of the Seventh Fleet. After a brief tour with Commander Naval .Air Forces, Pacific, CAPT Carmody assumed command of the USS KITTY HAWK on May 29, 1965. and became KITTY HAWK ' s fifth Commanding Officer. CAPT Carmody has two sons, Russ. 19. and Bert, 15. who reside in San Jose, Cahfornia. During his career. Capt. Carmody has been awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross with two Gold Stars: the Bronze Star Medal with Combat V ; the Air Medal with eight Gold Stars and the Presidential Unit Citation Ribbon with three stars. Other medals and awards include: The .American Defense Service Medal; American Campaign Medal; Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal with two Silver Stars: the World War II Victory Medal; National Defense Sevice Medal; Korean Service Medal; United Nations Service Medal; the Philippine Liberation Ribbon and the Armed Forces E.xpeditionary Medal for active ser ice in the Vietnamese Crisis. He also wears the Korean Presidential Unit Citation Badge, as well as the Presidential Unit Citations awarded while serving with the USS ENTERPRISE the First Marine Division and the USS BUNKER HILL. ■« ' EXECUTITE OFFICER CDR W.F. McCULLOUGH Commander McCullough was born in New York City January 4, 1922. He joined the Navy July 15, 1942 as an Aviation Cadet and took pre-flight training at Troy, New York, and Cliapel Hill, North Carolina. Upon com- pletion of flight training at Corpus Christi, Texas, on July 15, 1944, he was commissioned as Ensign and designated a Naval Aviator. His next stop was Vero Beach, California and Night Fighter operational training. From there he went to Night Fighter Squadron 55, flying F6F-5N Hellcats. When World War II ended, he was assigned to Night Fighter Squadron 90 for his first peace-time duty. His next duty was with Night De clopment Squadron, At- lantic. July 1947 found CDR McCullough deployed in the Mediterranean aboard the USS LEYTE as a member o ' Night Composite Squadron 2 flying the Hellcat and the F7F Tigercat. Upon this return to the L ' nited States in 1948, CDR McCullough was assigned to the Tactical Test Division. NATC, Patuxent River. Maryland, as an all-weather project pilot. While there, he attended Test Pilot Training. In 1949. CDR McCullough became the first pilot to make a night intercept of a jet aircraft above 40.000 feet. In 1952. flvina F9F Panther jet fiahters with Fiahter Squadron 112 aboard the USS ' PHILIPPINE SEA, he won the Distinguished Flying Cross, Navy Commenda- tion. Air Medal and other awards for his combat missions o er Korea. Returning to the United States, CDR McCullough attended the University of California at Los Angeles under the Navy ' s Five Term Program. He also attended the Navy ' s General Line School and Aviation Electronics Officer school. His next operational duty was as Operations Officer flying the F3H Demon with All Weather Fiahter Squadron 53. In April, 1958, CDR McCullough was named Executive Officer of that squadron, and deploved aboard the USS TICONDEROGA in the Western Pacific in I960. He reported aboard the USS LEXINGTON in Febru- ary 1961 as Executive Officer of All Weather Fighter Squadron 213. In July. 1961. he became the squadron ' s Commanding Officer and was deploved aboard the USS HANCOCK in the Western Pacific ' until June 1962. He graduated from the Naval War College at Newport, Rhode Island in June 1963 and assumed command of Attack Squadron 127 in September 1963. He became Executive Officer of the USS KITTY HAWK on December 7. 1964. On Februarv 23, 1966. CDR Mc- Cullough left KITTY HAWK for dutv in Washington, D.C. . s , EXECUTIYE OFFICER Commander Eusene J. Carroll, Jr., is a veteran of 23 years of naval service. He entered the Navy at Los Angeles, California in July, 1943, as an Aviation Cadet. Completing flight training at Pensacola, Florida, he was awarded Navy Wings and commissioned as Ensign, United States Naval Reserve, on 10 April 1945. Appointed to the United States Navy in 1946, he has since served in widely varied assignments. Hiahliehts of Commander Carroll ' s career include four tours of duty in attack squadrons, the first of which included two Korean deployments as a member of Attack Squadron 65. He has served as Commanding Officer of two A4 Skyhawk jet squadrons aboard the USS SARATOGA (1962-1963) and Attack Squadron 43 at Naval Air Station Oceana (1964-1965) prior to reporting to KITTY HAWK on 1 June 1965. Commander Carroll holds four awards of the Air Medal for Korean action and has accumulated 5,3C0 hours of flight time and 446 carrier landings in Al and A4 aircraft. Other duties performed by Commander Carroll include a tour as Attack Squadron Flight Training Officer at Naval Air Station Los Alamitos; a cruise as Navigator of the USS GREENWICH BAY (AVP-41); 18 months at Naval Air Station Guantanamo Bay, Cuba; and 36 months in the Bureau of Naval Personnel. He is a gradu- ate of both the U.S. Naval War College (Command and Staff ' ) and the U.S. Army War College. Commander Carroll holds BA and MA degrees in International Relations from George Washington University. He is married to the former Margaret Steffen of Northumberland, Pennsylvania. Mrs. Carroll lives with their son Dennis in Coronado, California. Commander Carroll served as KITTY HA ' WK ' S Operations Officer from June 1965 until February 1966, assuming duties as Executive Officer of KITTY HAWK on 23 February 1966. He will serve in this capacity until promoted to Captain in June, at which time he will be ordered to further duty. CDE E. J. CAEROLL, Jr. flMMAMH ' IM Ai:iMi:i{ DIVISION I IVK (( ima i)ki:task iokm i:;; |{i:ai! a km I i; a I, .i.it. kiikv James Robert Reedy was born in Clc eland. Ohio, on June 16. 1910. son of Mr and Mrs James A Reedy He was graduated from Cle eland ' s West Technical High School and attended Baldwin Wallace liniversity in Berea, Ohio, for one year prior to cnterins the United .Slates Naval Academy As a midshipman he played varsity football and captained the 19. 2 team. Upon graduation from n% , ' cademy in June 1933, he was honorably discharged from the Navy when half of the 19. 3 class was not commissioned because of an economy measure lecisjated bv Conerecs in that year. Following a year ' s enlistment in the Army Air Corps as a Flying Cadet, he was appointed an bnsign in the United States Navy. He subsequently was sent to fliaht training in Pensacola and was designated a naval aviator in January 1935. He was ordered to report to the USS NORTHAMPTON where he served two-and-a-half years before reporting to Bombing Squadron SIX aboard the USS ENTERPRISE. He continued his sea duty with a tour in Patrol Squadron TWO based in the Canal Zone flying Atlantic Neutrality Patrol missions. ■' ■hmV ' ' ' ° ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 0 to instruct at Pensacola in patrol aircraft In March 194 he was assigned to the new Air Station at Corpus Christi. Texas where he served as an instructor until November 1942. He then became Executive Officer of Patrol Squadron 203 and participated in ASW operations in the Eastern Sea Frontier. In 1943. he commissioned and commanded Patrol Bombing Squadron 110. which was based in England for ASW duty in cooperation with the RAF Coastal Command. Flying the then famous Liberator airplanes, his Patrol Air Group achieved an outstanding combat record. In connection with these ASW operations, the then Commander Reedv received he Dis- tinguished Flying Cross. Bronze Star Medal, and the Air Medal decorations. He was also awarded the British Distinguished Flying Cross. Returning from overseas ' in ebruary 1945, he commanded Headquarters Squadron 5-- in Kev West, a night fighter training unit. The Naval Air Test Center at Patuxent River. Maryland was his assignment from December of 1945 until June 1947. His next assignments were as Air Officer and later Executive Officer. USS SHANGRILA followed by Operations Officer and Executive Officer aboard the USS PRINCETON. He then exchan ed his sea legs ' for a staff billet with Commander Naval Air Forces. Pacific Fleet. He completed the f !?f f ' ' College course in Norfolk, Virginia in January 1950. and reported to the Ofl ce ot Chief of Naval Operations, Air Intelligence Division, where he became Deputy Director of the Analysis Branch. ' c cw?xr P 5 ' ' ' ' ' - ' ' ' ' ' ' Commanding Officer of Composite Squadron «r , P° promotion to Captain he was given command of U.S. Naval School All Weather Flight at Corpus Christi, Texas. In June, 1954. he became Chief of Plans and Policy Branch Intelligence Division, at Supreme Headquarters, Allied Powers, Europe. In Au2ust 19 6 he was assigned to the Advanced Study Group for Strategy and Sea Power at the Na al ' War Coile«e and upon graduation served as Commander. Heavy Attack Wins ONE until June 1958. ' Rear Admiral Reedy took command of the aircraft carrier USS LEXINGTON in the Far East in July 1958. A year later he became Commanding Officer of the U.S. Naval Air Station Jack- sonyille, Florida, where he was selected for the rank of Rear Admiral on July 14. 1961. Rear Admiral Reedy assumed command of Carrier Division TWENTY ' on 16 Au Just 1961 in D A°r A t! ° ' V ° ' ' - ' ' ' - ' ' -- received orders to report to Antarctica, relievina KAUM David M. Tyree as Commander Support Force Antarctica and U.S. Antarctic Projects While at Antarctica, RADM Reedy led history ' s first ffisht from South Africa to Antarctica across the South Pole and completed history ' s first fliaht from Australia to Antarctica « °«,l - ' on ' oard the carrier USS CORAL SEA. RADM Reedv relieved RADM Marshall Ti ' D Tl xf T, T ' ' ' ' Division FIVE while on station in the ' South China Sea. On July Zi, KADM Reedy also assumed permanent duties as Commander Task Force SEVENTY-SEVEN As Commander Task Force 77 he flew his flag on the USS INDEPENDENCE until 2 November 1965 when he shifted his flag to KITTY HAWK. Rear Admiral Reedy is married to the former Eugenia Canadav of San Antonio. Texas Thev have hve children— Mary Eugenia (Mrs. James Baker), Carl vie Cecilia. .lames Robert Jr Vida Michaela and John Canaday. CHIEF OF STAFF CAPTAIN J. E. LACOUTIIRE Captain John Idwin Lacouture was born in West Ro bur . Massachusetts on August 18. 1917. After graduation from high school, he entered the United States Naval Academy in 1935. While at the Academy, Captain Locouture was active in a wide range of athletics. His hobbies today reflect a continuation of athletic interests, with squash, tennis and skiing among his favorites. He is also a member of the Florida Football Ollicials Association. CAPT Lacouture was graduated from the Naval .A.cademy in 1940 and was commissioned as Ensign on .Uine 6, 1940. Immediately following his commissioning, he was assigned to the USS SARATOGA as a Junior Division Olliccr. He was transferred in January, 1941, to the USS BLUE. While serving aboard BLUE, CAPT Lacouture was promoted to LTJG in June, 1942, and served as Assistant Engineering Officer, Communications Officer, First Lt. and Gunnery Offiicer. After the BLUE was sunk in September, 1942. he was transferred to NAS New Orleans for flight training in October and was pro- moted to Lieutenant. While stationed in New Orleans, he met his future wife, Elizabeth Monrose. They were married in New Orleans on October 26, 1943. The Lacoutures have two sons. John Jr. and Richard, and two daughters, Joan and Susan. After further training at NAS Pensacola, CAPT Lacouture was designated a Na al A iator and stationed at NAAS Melbourne as an instructor. In June, 1944, after one year at Melbourne, he became Executive Officer of VF-5. October 1944 brought a promotion to LCDR. followed by transfer in May. 1945, to VF-4 as its Com- manding Officer. Much of CAPT Lacouture s next three ears was spent as a student. From July 1947 until June 1949. he studied at NPGS in Annapolis, followed by three months as a test pilot at NATC Patuxent River, and nine months as a student at Princeton. He was awarded his MSE degree from Princeton in June. 1950. Since Julv. 1950. CAPT Lacouture has commanded VA-15, CVG-6, VA-43, and RCVG-4. He also served at NATC Patuxent River, Md., from January 1952 until October 1953. and spent two years in Washington D.C. in the Fighter Weapons Division of BUWEPS. In 1959. he was promoted to Captain and has served as SACLANT ' s European Representative and as Com- manding Officer of the USS DIAMOND HEAD (AO-19) and USS SARATOGA (CVA-60). His tour as Com- mander Carrier Division FIVE ' S Chief of Staff began in October 1964 and terminated in March, 1966. when CAPT Lacouture was transferred to Washinaton. CHIEF OF STAFF Captain James D. (Jig Dog) Ramage was born in Waterloo, Iowa, in 1916. He attended East Waterloo Public Schools and studied at Iowa State Teachers College for one year at nearby Cedar Falls. He was graduated from the Naval Academy at Annapolis in 1939. Captain Ramage prides himself as a carrier man, having commanded several carrier based squadrons. Bomber Squadron TEN (VB-10) aboard USS ENTERPRISE (CV-6) was his first command in 1943-1944. The sqaudron flew thirty-six SBD Dauntless Divebombers. In late 1944 he formed VB-98, which was the fleet replace- nient training squadron for SB2C Hell Divers. He was relieved by CAPT CARMODY in 1946. In 1952 he was ordered to command Carrier Air Group NINETEEN which operated in the Sea of Japan off Korea in USS ORISKANY (CVA-34). Two years later he commanded Composite Squadron THREE (VC-3) at NAS Moff ett Field, which provided night fighters to Pacific Fleet CVA ' s. In CVG-19 and VC-3 he flew the F2H-3 Banshee. In 1958 he relieved RADM REEDY (then CAPT) as Commander Heavy Attack Wing ONE at Sanford, Florida. Hat Wing -1 was composed of seven twelve plane A3D squadrons which provided heavy attack squadrons to the Atlantic Fleet. His venture into the patrol plane Navy occurred in 1960 as Commandmg Officer of USS SALISBURY SOUND (AV-13), flagship of Taiwan Patrol Force (CTF-72). He skippered USS INDEPENDENCE (CVA-62) m 1963-1964. Post graduate education includes Naval War College, 1947; National War College, 1958: and a masters degree in International Relations at George Washington Uni- versity in 1963. Shore duty assignments have included Chief of Sea Based Planning Division in the Office of the DCNO (Air); Chief of Nuclear Weapons Plans in the Office of the DCNO (Policies and Plans); and his most recent assignment as Test Director for the low altitude penetration testing of all U.S. tactical and strategic air- craft weapons systems, and the defences against such systems. His collateral duty was Director of Analysis and Reports for Joint Task Force TWO (JTF-2). Captain Ramage states, Carrier Air Power is just coming into its true position. KITTY HAWK is an out- standing example of American skill, and is manned by officers and men that are a credit to the United States. 1 am proud to be aboard in CTF-77. He is married to the former Virginia Keesling of San Mateo, California. He has two daughters T and Jamie, ages 15 and 10, and two step-children Randy and Karen Coodes, 15 and 13. - s.. CAPTAIN J. D. RAMAGE COMMANDER CARRIER AIR WING ELEYEN CDR W. T. LAWS Commarulcr Walter T. Laws, a native of Chicago. Illinois, assumed command of Attack Carrier Air Wing ELEVEN in December 1964 following a tour of duty in the Bureau ol ' Naval Personnel. Washincton. D. C He was relieved bv CDR E. R. Williams on 31 December 1965, CDR Laws entered the Navv in 1942 and was designated a Naval Aviator in November 1944. CDR Laws duty assignments have included lours with VF-16A. VF-152 and combat operations with VF-64 in Korea. From 1954-1955 he was assigned to exchange duty with the 436th Fighter Dav Squadron. USAF, while this squadron was introducing the F-lOO Super Sabre, and participated in its operational evaluation. He graduated from the Naval War College with the class of 1957-58 and subsequent assignments included duty with VA-112 and as Commanding Officer of VA-22 during 1961-1962. CDR Laws is married to the former Bctte A. Galas of Modesto. California. With their children. David. Richard. Shelley, and Patrice. CDR and Mrs Laws will reside in San Diego. California. CDR Laws will be attached to the Stafi Readiness Attack Carrier Air Wing Twelve. COMMANDER CARRIER AIR WINO ELEYEN CDR E. R. WILLIAMS Commander E. Royce V illiams. a graduate ol ' the University of Minnesota, reported as Commander Attack Carrier Air Wins ELEVEN followine a tour aboard USS ENTERPRISE and L ' SS AMERICA as Executive Officer and Com- manding Officer of Fighter Squadron THIRTY THREE. CDR Williams entered boot camp in 1943. started flight training in 1944 and was commissioned an Ensign in 1945. His flight training took him from N3N biplane to SBD dive bomber aircraft. Operational training in the F6F Hellcat and carrier qualification on the Old R.ANGER prepared him for his first squadron assignment. He joined VBF-81 on the USS PRINCETON at Norfolk, and sailed to the Pacific serving also in Fighter Squadrons 98 and 131. With Air Group THIRTEEN in 1949 he changed home port to NAS Jacksonville. Fla. In 1951-1954. on the next sea duty tour. CDR Williams served with Fiahter Squadrons 781 and 121 flying from the USS ORISKANY and USS BOXER in the Korean Conflict. Tn 1954 as an Air Force exchange pilot he served with the 3599th Fighter Squadron and at the Air Force Fighter Weapons School. In 1956 he headed the FJ Fury gunnery and tactics training at the Fleet Air Gunnery Unit. El Centro. CDR Williams has attended the Naval Line School. Monterrey, and the .Armed Forces StaiT College. Following Staff College in 1958 he flew Furvs with Fighting 173 in Jacksonville. Next he joined the USS INDEPENDENCE pre- commissioning detail as Training Officer, later serving as Assistant Air Opera- tions Officer. In 1960 CDR Williams was Chief Flight Instructor in Fighter Squadron 124. In 1961 he served as Head, Active Officer Promotion Plans Section, Bureau of Naval Personnel, remaining until ordered to FITRON 33 w here he flew Crusaders and the Phantom 11. CDR Williams is married to the former Carmilla Forde of Chnton, Minnesota, who lives with their three sons, Bruce, Craig and Mark, in Escondido, California. t t r w t t Bottom Row L to K; Teadtke, S.J.; Achterbery, L.K.. LCDR William L. Jones, Jr.; CDR Joseph A. Frank; Schaff. V.S.; Brennan, L.J.; Middle Row L to R; Christianson, B.J.; Butler, ].E.: Anaya, F. A.; Tack, R.L.; Sossong, T. M. ; Wesley, B.; Kolega, W.J.; Smith, J.R.; Lias, B.; Ohlson, W.L.; Top Row L to R; Yarbrough, P.M.: Floyd, O.; Reese, P.E.; Ward, R.A.; Aitchison, R.L.; Morrow, D.H.; Weidman, J.W.; Barringer, R.K.; Hill, K.G.; Ball, T.R.; Mansager, K.M. X DIVISION DIVFSrON Bottom IJow I, to l{; VVaicup. J.W.; Ciillitv. W.M.; CWO C.C. Dnrtun; I. ' ljd M. li. Smith; LCDk HA.. liarr; ICNS J.K. Miliiido; Zicliiiski. i.. Sims, K.K.; CaillDii. J. 1,.: Hrauer, J. R. ; Middle Kow I. to K; Criswold, T.A.; C()oi . M.A. Kvans, D.T.; Albca. K.H.: Schwictzcr. I ' .J.i Courtney, J.H.; Olson. C; Halsijier. J.K.: Olin. K.K.; Staudinger. J. S. BriKKS. C.K.; Stevens. T. M. ; Deroo. R.VV.: Top Row L to K; Wcicli. K. L. : Moen, C.S.: Riley, M.J.: Biernacki. M.A. Wilheln, K. N. : Rowland. C. K. ; Killen. J.M.; Davis, A. N. : Marzolf. K. W. : I ' ielro, li. «« V fe V t if ' ' J f « ' i .If Bottom Row L to R; Watson, J.; Clark, R.N.; Palmer, C.R.: LTJG E.R. Makowski; Grey, C.B.; O ' Neil, D.J.: Middle Row L to R; Ochuito, S. G.; Butler, L. G.: Mascorro, H. M. : Beckham, G.W.: Stokes, M.L.; Pegram, J.B.: Heylmun. R.D.; Tilly, W.G.; Balsiger, H.L.: Klinger, K.W.; Welchner, R.F.: Woodard, A.L.: Top Row L to R; Miller, J.W.; Schlanbusch, G.A.; Brunner, F.R.; Spann, J.Q.; Harris, B.L.; Hanken, D.J.; Mitchell, W.L.; Wolford, B.L.; Tague, J.T.: Gelinas, L.M. X DIVISION Bottom Row L to R; O ' Hagan, P. R.; Eppard, R. E. ; LCDR D. Chin; NageU.F.; Plattner R.L.; Top Row L to R , Rus- sell C P.; Comer, D.D.; Labrie, R.R.; Ontiueros, A. J.; Sorrells, J.W.: Campbell, R.L.; Eggen, D.F.: McQuiUen P.L., Reiter, S.C; Ziegler, L.P.; Missing; AUord, J.L.; Murphy, B.C.; Berry, M.J.; Smedley, G. F. ; Dementt, C.L.; Earley, R. B. ; Williams, D. R. ; Yambrisak, D. A. OA DIVISION m: division Hodoni Kow I, to K; Moore, D.G.; Graham. D. (n); FiiwinK, V.L.; White. A.C.; l. ' l II. D. I.ouiul; CDK C. II. Price; CDR J. 1). I.iiKJsay; LTJG C. A. Jones; Hanley. W. A.; Litton, R.R.; Wright. W. B. ; Middle Row L to K ; Hanks, K. L.; Hill. L. F).; Heist. W.I ' .; Poster. J. P.; Wells. B.L.; Supp, L. R.; Romano, J. (n); Cullivan, J. R.; Smith. I). O.; Jankura. M. (n); Smith. R.R.; Humm. L. A.; Upson, N.L.: Conran, G.A.; Pi none. L. A.: Top Row L to K; Palestine. M. L.; Mote. C. A.; Brooks] B.J.; Ames. D.T.; I.ankford. G.K.: Doniinick, J. K.; Greenfield, L. W. .MisHinK; LCDR I. H. Self; LTT. W. (}uay; Medlam J.I).; Miller, J.J. I ' f V ir 1 n ¥ . yi - •- fS ' --H ■Y % f . x . ., % V ?•■Bottom Row L to R ; Schuchman. W. T. ; Lewis, T. H. ; Emery, J. ; Simonet, J. M. ; Black, M. : LT B. W. Wright, ; Elson, H. M.; Daugherty, T. W.; Hoeft, W.A.; White, L. H. ; Holton, A.A.; Top Row L to R; Bartell, D. L. ; Phillips, J. R.; Shinn, C. D. ; Rozelle, M. L. ; Dittbrenner, R. J. ; Raycraft, W. R. ; Almy, A. B. ; Stitzell, N. H. ; Ford, H. B. ; Merrill, J. A. ; Cavanaugh, C. T. ; Simpson, R. B. OE DIVISION OE DIVISION Bottom Row L to R; Pope, J. J. ; Porter, C. D. ; LT O. L. Stevens; Semmons, CD.; Lemmon, C. R.; Middle Row L to R; Anderson, T. S. ; Wirkkala, C. I.; Fryer, R. A.; Eaton, J. R. ; Briggs, W. E.; Farra, J. A. ; Hargis, C. E. ; Irving, J. P.; Pope, W. G.; Beardslee, CM.; Coussens, G. F.; Wade, S.L.; Mc Nairn, J. E.; Top Row L to R ; Amling, G. W. ; Norton, G.J.; Hall, E.L.; Leonard, M. E. ; Zobel, F.J.; Garrison, D. R. ; Heckman, J. A.; Gregory, P. J. ; Martin, R.J. ; Sherry, D.D.; Sabo, A. E. ; Williams, D. P. ; Anderson, D. R. Bottom Row L to R; Earle, J.V. ; Marsh, L. W. ; ENS G. B. Svvearingen ; White, C E.; Kacprowicz, D. F.; Middle Row L to R; Van Horn, T. E.; Perron, T. A.; Richlev, E. R. ; Fowler, M. L.; Brinkman, A. W.; Hammond, R.C; Stepek, J. H.; Moore, M. E. ; Barnes, D. W. ; Van Vleet, M. C ; Oliver, D. F. ; Strain, E. W. ; Top Row L to R ; Wabner, D. E. ; Casey, W.A. ; Blizzard, R. M. ; Burleson, J. B. ; Hayes, D.L. OE DIVISION Ol IHMSION Itollom Ko« 1, l(t |{; Ska«Ks. J.I,.; Shv. J.I-:.; Hiowii, T.I ' .: Chapman, (l.K.; I l ' Jd lucd; CDR J.C. Kays; I IJd G.G. Brophy; KNS !•;. L. lUrtram; HNS . ' . Lisolto; Uuxlies, I). J.; LaiKlcis, J.C,.; Middle Row L to K; Hall, W. V.; RodriKuez, H.C.; Sanuieison, R.C..; Now Akowski, W.C; Couture, R.J.; Dennis, R.K.; I ' rejean. C.J.; Snulh, S. VV.; Klelcher, W.I).; Walton, W II M;„:, ,n C, j- Top K..« I (.. (: ■iv. i !• I- | ' ..-,.i. j ' ; Cavlor, J. J.; Uroheii- H I Mnnson, J. R.: Ii;..|.n.in. I W : ■: . . I II 1 M, 111, J.M.; Raftevold, (; R. A. I is 1 f i 1 1v ' f5tl I Bottom Ko« L to R; Ward, A. R.; LTJG K. A. Huffman; LCDR L. E. Davis; LTJG C. W. Mugg; Little D. L.; Middle Row L to R; Travis, J.W.; Lemmer, P.T.; Fulton, W.E.; Brady, J. P.; Bibee, H.P.; Nichols, J. K.; Melillo, A.; Wood, G. D.; Van Horn. R.S.; McArthur, J.L.; Rappoport, A.J.; Flanigan, J.F.; Top Row L to R; Merritt, F.C.; Sasat, J.M.; Kersten, R.J.; Hollowell, P.L.; Walter, D.L.; Hess, F.J.; Ward- Williams, R.; Parks, M.R.; Meadows, J. A.; Zahrobski, J. A.; Whittington, R.V.; Nelson, L.R. OI DIVISION OI DIVISION Bottom Row L to R; Byerley, K.W.; Overby, H.D.; ENS E.W. Flagler; ENS R.J. Conniff; LTJG W.F. Clarke, LT T.E. Duke; ENS R.R. Gray; Ayers, D.R.; Jordan, W.G.; White, C.L.; Middle Row L to R; Pelke, W.A.; Barker, L.L.; Bainbridge, J. W.; Bryant, L.W.; Lindgren, L.R.; Gregory, J.L.; Kiesel, F.J.; Vasta, T.: Voigt, G.R.; Morin, E.N.; Kurowski, T S . Mmshall, M.D.; Top Row L to R; Jokela, 13.1..; Faust, G.N.; Monahan, R.J.; Blackwell. E. S.: Brewer 11. (X; Mic ' kk r. L Si (HI. R.K.; GruMi, R.W.; Bassett, J.M.; Imlx-, A.W.; Schlatter, l- ' .J.; Dyer, J.S. Bottom Row L to R; Watson, J.H.; Westfall, G.L.; Shivak, F.J.; LT. R.M. Veenstra; LCDR J. Baker; LCDR F.A. Hantz; LCDR R.E. Porter; LT. R.L. Rollins; LT W.J. Castellano; Wilson M.T.; Richards, D.L.; Middle Row L to R; Angel, K.J.; Gurzell, D.A.; Schneider, J.J.; Lagerbaur, W.J.; Counter, C.S.; Edwards, J. B.; Stclair R.L.; Ray, H.W.; Perkowski, F.J.; Darts, J.D.; Angel, R.B.; Koval, M.E.; Macy, E.G.; Odell, D.E.; Buckles, R.P.; Hardman, W.M.; Green, E.; Top Row L to R; Macaulay, A.S.; Underwood, J.E.; Dale, D.H.; Garies, B.J.; Rippentrop, G.L.; Davis, C.L.; McClaughry, M.R.; Gardner, D.S.; Barnes, D.E.; Gill, R.G.; Mattoon, L.B.; Kyle, G.W.; Lajoye, J.G. OP DIVISION OP DIVISION Bottom Row L to K; Ilawtlmrno. 11. 1..: Ivcrsdii. R.O.; Rudolph. A. A.: ENS D.F. Williams; RutledRC, B.E.; Fitzgerald, K.L.; luiwards. G.W.: Middle Row I, to R; Kastbury, J.K.: Burns, R.L.; Hubaiiks, A, J.: Hoffman. G. W.; Francis, D.M.; Crawford. K.J.: Bukovicii, J. A.; HoUiday. K.H.: Wood. R.F.; Burns. J.D.; Top l{..« I. to R; Wildebaur. C.K.; Ainsvvorlh. W. M. ; Pritchett. J.R.: Brown, G.S. V ' f f Bottom Row L to R; Carlisle; Austin; CDR. E.J. Carroll, Jr.; CDR. D. L. McGraw; Lewis; Top Row L to R; Hanlan; Beatty; Morrison; Smiley; Manary STRIKE OPS Bottom Row L to R; Hackenberger, M.B.; Colton, R.B.; LT F.W. Evans; LT J.L. Johns; Duckworth, P.C; Borden, J.L. Middle Row L to R ; Duch, J.K.; Green, B.D.; Smith, J.E.; Nobel, J.A.; Kelly, M.D.; Becker, J. J.; Brennan, W.R. Lewis, L.K.; Wong, L.I.; Markham, G.I.; Stone, R.L.; Top Row L to R ; Dean M.W.; Zimmer, R.J.; Rolston, G. Whitehead, J.T.; Morris, M.E.; Barham, L.R.; Smith, J.K.; Cory, J. A.; Barrett, J.R.; Woodford, W.C; Twohearts, J. Evans, H.E.; Evans, N.H.; Melton, J. F. CR DIVISION CK DIVISION llottoin Row L to |{; Buster, J. R. ; Mc Cmvin, R. ; LT A.G.Johnson; LTJG R. W. Mac Cartee; Ishmael, K. A.; Frayer, K. C. : .Middio Kow L to It ; Wright. V. C. : Sicwnit. I). E. ; Bishop, D. I ' . ; Mortciiscn, W. A. ; Clark. H. M. ; Krdmann, J. K. ; Gioen. M.C.; Ractliz, R. I).; Do lloff. T. R.; Kncflcv, B.J. ; Szparanowski, S. S. ; Top Row L to U ; Wilson, J. C. : Fullenkamp, L.J.; Campijcll, J. I..; I ' m-cell, J. R.; Feppersack. W.J.; Russell, J. L.: Jackson, G. L.; Robinson, A. J.; Webb. I). L.; Fulcher, F. H. : Bcckman, R.L. ; Hcpner, R. ; Froclich. R. L. V- t r V t ' ' V V t k k Bottom Row L to R ; ENS W. B. Demars ; ENS J. H. Fonvielle ; ENS W. C. Dobberteen ; Mims, J. E. ; Helmrich, W. C. ; Duffey, E. D. ; Middle Row L to R ; Hambley, R. J. ; Gaytan, A. ; Baca, E. ; Hulbert, O. G. ; Pool, A. ; Quinn, J. T. ; Hayworth, J. L. ; St John, R. A. ; Paglicne, G. M. ; Williams, O. L. ; Martinez, C. R. ; Evans, R. ; Top Row L to R ; Honchar, J. S. ; Bracken, R. R. ; Lafond, E. T. ; Bowen, W. T. ; Bailey, P. H. ; Elder, R. W. ; Driver, J. H. ; Francis, R. A. ; Hunt, K. W. ; Jones, J.L.; Williams, H. T. ; Brooks, D.L. CR DIVISON CS DIVISION Bottom Row L to R; Hemme, L.T.; Speir, W. F. ; LTJG CM. Donahue; Edwards, A.G.Jr.; Johnson, T.V.; Middle Row L to R ; Schwirterman, T. R. ; Lovelace, A. ; Notheis, R. L. ; Rieper, W. D. ; Garcia, L. A. ; Abel, C. R. ; Peterson, A. F. ; lorio, S. E. ; Moneck, M. A. ; Top Row L to R ; Eagelston, J. R. ;lGuertin, G. E. ; Gault, W. K. Jr. ; Perrotto, L. L. ; Burrows, D.A. ' ; Heinen, M.G. A DIVISION HoUom Row L to K; Ferguson, K. W.; Dnniels. D.G.; Housley, R. G.; Core, H. M. ; LT. W. A. Demchak,; Harris. K. R. ; iiaker. J.I).; Kstes. W. C. ; Roberts, M. V. ; Carson. D. R.; Middle Row L to K; Ortman. R.A.; Bagley, D. L.; Frazier, r. M.: nalton, R.: Howard. J. C; LoKscioii. D.L.; Supon. S. J. ; C.irltnn, L. I). ; Top Row L to R; Brown. O. R.; McColm, R. D.; Carmichacl. M.L.; Navarro. J.; Carter, J. R.; Muhle, C. L.; Fu att. R. L. ; Correv, R. D. ; Christian, T. R.; ClouRh. K. J. ; Pharris. J. D. ; Harrison, C. H. Bottom Row L to R ; Jones, D. A. ; Snyder, M. C. ; Lease, A. L. JR. : Coley, A. A. : LTJG C. A. Abend, ; Moyer, D. W. ; Spann, R. W. ; Graser, J. : De Lorenzo, G. C. ; Brummer, C. W. ; Middle Row L to R ; Santos, A. S. ; Grondin, G. L. ; Evans, C. M. ; Vestal, C. W.; Wirth, J.L.; Charter, R. M.: Haldeman, J. J. ; Hendricks, E. L. ; Culver, J. F.; Ladd, P.; Devaney, W. Games, C. W. ; Charter, R. G. ; Chamberlain, S. L.; Vannest, M.A. ; Gooding, B. D.; Earp, L.B.; Williams, R.A.; Harrison, Top Row L to R ; J. L. ; Clarke, J. F. ; Eldridge, C. W. Jr. ; Romero, R. J. A DIVISION A DIVISION Bottom Row L to R; Hadlock, A.M. JR.; Lund, H.L.; Freeland, J. M.; White, R.F.; ENS J.F.; Dedolph, Hegstad, L.R.; Keen A.C.JR.; Kahelski, J. R. ; Bridges, C. A. : Murphy, H. JR. ; Middle Row L to R; Scott, G.S.; Shuffield, D. E.; Drift, D.W. Hoff man, ' D. L. ; Wood, C. A. ; Wells, C. D. ; Robinson, E.; Bowman, J. L. ; Klink, R.G. ; Bottorff, K. A. ; Mustonen, K.A.JR. Biddings ' H W. ' jR.; Plasner.I.; Top Row L to R; Noland,L. D.; Wiatrak, K. J.; Hatten, J.P.; Spaulding, D. F.; Gilbert, R. M. Strong G.C.; Potusek, J. J.; Tracz,D.G.; Paschal, R.M.; Shane, E.F.; Billingsley, J. E.; Smith, D.R.; Smith, R.; Tysall,D. F 1 1 ' l f tP BottomJRow L to R; Graves, W.R.; Hawk, M.L.; Ringuette, K. W.; Warner, L.H.; Ketron, R.; Albert, V.C; Eraser, S.D.; Cowan, W.C; Oachs, R.A.; Hermann, L.L.; Middle Row L to R; Cauffman, J.M.; Watkins, R.H.JR.; Shehan, J.E.; Hunke, E B • Millonig,J.R.; Osborne, D. P.; Kirven, J. E.; Rogers, S.L.; Dean, R.W.; Scudder, W. A.; Basurto, A.B.; Top Row L to R; Hulbert, R.W.; Matlock, W.F.; Dershon, J.L.; Makad, P.T.; Burns, D.L.; Beck, B.W.; Nelson, R.W.; Conner, C.G.; Scott, E.L.; Gr under, F.W.JR.; Rose, R.O.; Kurz, B.D.; Aubry, A.J. A DIVISION Bi; DIVISION IJottoin Row L to K; Uush, ().; Ch;iml)cis, V. R.; ENS C.V. Hiyaii; LTJf) C. Dubc ; CourtriKlU, T. M.; Meyers, F. Middle Row L to K; Lewis, M. F.; Mcndoza, O.; CampaKiia, F.J.; Hayes, K. W. ; White, J. N. ; Lamberson, B.L.P. Ik-wick, L.; Gaetzman, A. F.; May, F. L.; Joimson, M.J.; Hooteii, D. F.; I ' ovst, K. W.; IJornhorst, J.L.; David, T.C. Top Row L to R; AiiKell, E.R.; Sackosky, K.J.; Voss, F;.V.; Robertson, B.D.; Stroud, U.K.; Dempsey, S.F.; MilliKan ILL.; Lis, L.J.; Coulter, D.L.; Smith, A.D.; Murphy, O.W. f r i- % ' i . 1 ' V ' X , T ' .- t I r V  ,. X ' t Bottom Row L to R; Blake, J.G.; Niebert, J.F.; ENS C.F. Brvan; Swartz, LJ.; Eloi, L.J.; Hager, M.E.: Middle Row L to R; Fargon, P.L.; Outright, R.B.; Westlake, J.L.; Taylor, MJ.; Love, J.R.; Chestnut, L.L.; Boze, H.R.; McGonigal, K.R.; Canedo, ALA.; Felker. J.W.; Hooks, M.; Bridges, J.G.; Dickson, F.B. B DIVISION B DIVISION Bottom Row L to R; Herndon, J.C; Spry, R.W.; Hatzenpiller, T.J.; Waters, R.R.; Schofield, W.H.; Adair, R.D.; Rehn, R.R.; Bettencourt, G.J.; House, D.L.W.; Daniels, D.L.; Top Row L to R; McElroy, J.B.; Blake, J.A.; Craven, J.D.; Wynn, C.W.; Jenkins, R.R.; Wood, J.L.; Jones, R.W.; Vauter, P.R.: Moore, P.M.; Giguere, J.F.; Rein, M.R.; Lach, P.J. Bottom Row L to R; Fitzpatrick, J.L.; Slater, W.F.; Synczyszyn, M.; Rogers, C.E.; Williams, O.R.; Smith, W.R. Middle Row L to R; Gilger, T.L.; Vrazel, J.A.; Carlson, J.F.; Rogers, B.J.; Moore, R.F.; Synder, W.J.R.; Dill, J.C. Pannunzio, C.A.; Top Row L to R; Ivey, R.L.; Magee, R.J.; Gailey, J.W.; Hoik, E.W.; Vansetil, D.W.; Sherburn, J.F. Ogoen, E.E.; Martin, R.R.; Ruff, G.L. B DIVISION Bottom Row L to R; Breshears, R.K.; DailinR, T.L.; Tharpe, H.L.; Ashley. B.G.; Scott, CO.; Olkonen, W.A.; Kodle, J.L.; Baldwin, W.A.; Bockness, D.C; Craven, B.G.; Top Row L to R; Blake. J.R.; Pitts, J.K.: Warner, J.D.; HlaUner, S.L.: aim. I). F.i Klmguist. T. W.: Mmicock. C.I).: Miclc vsl:i. V. V : Wliitlnik, I ' . [•:.; ()y.fnn . T.L.; Schinfllcr, IX W.; Marcv. K. F . JiL M Bottom Row L to R; Landreth, T.L.; Evans, W.C; LT J.F. Garduno; Main, R.G.; Flaherty, W.J., Jr.; Middle Row L to R; Kinney, M.J.; Herrmann, P.B.; Westbrook, T.L.; Stevens, A.F.; Waite, B.E.; Starr, R.L.; Harris, J. A.; Burton, N.F.; Dummett, R.A.; Jones, E.E.; Top Row L to R; Cleary, C.C; Martin, K.E.; Wile, M.F.; Cetrone, J.D.; Lauritsen, G.D.; Westendorf, J. A.; Foss, L. R.; Neureuther, G.D.; Thompson, E.R.; Renner, H.E.; Brauberger, M.J.; Lackey, J. A.; Divelbiss, D.W.; Sentell, S.H. E DIVISION E DIVISION Bottom Row L to R; Gilbert, J.R.; Shelton, R.M.; Nemes, L.T. Hunt, J.J.; Eledge, J.W.; ENS P.E. Thorn.; Kessler L.J.; Lewis, D.L.; Niswanger, H.L.; Nash, L .L.; McNeal, A. D.; Middle Row L to R; Carter, R.E.; Johnson, J.J. Passman, G.L.; Ballentine, T.E.; Schuette, L.L.; Pulliam, A.E.; Clinton, N.R.; Welch, M.R.; Anidd, G.A.; Mills, C.R. Top Row L to R; Kopta, R.E.; Granado, F.J.; Anderson, R.E.; Ditmer, L.A.; Cramer, P.D.; Woodside, J.S.; Smith, R.B.; Kroll, E.W.; Clark, R.J.; Summers, J.T.; Houston, M.; Reopelle, D.R. f t t t Bottom Row L ta R; Samec, D. G.; Cochran, J.N.; Sirvio, R.G.; Blackwell, P.D.; LTJG R.E. Gray; Gasser, G.R.; Sloan, N.L.; Martm, J.K.; Mclaughlin, G.A.; Middle Row L to R; Harris, L.J.; Faught, D.C.; Mackiewicz, E.; Greem, L.A.; Heider, A.R.; Travis, K.; Arends, P.G.; Rhoades, N.L.; George, D.A.; Top Row L to R; Hamann, R.W.; Cone, I.M.; Yarborough, C; Homsher, W.R.; Hill, E.D.; Levi, L.W.; Onkka, R.R.; Kennemer, M. E DIVISION i: i)ivisn Uottoin Kow L to R; Johnson, G. W.; While, G.J. ; LTJG R.A. Marcuson; Phillips, D.P.; Ljiirrl, J. K., Middle Kow LU,U- Sands, R.W.; I ' eal, L.U.; La France, K. A.; Fouse, F.J.; Hurst, T.C.: Vincent, D.R.; Jones, J.H.; Doerr, K. W. Vandergrift ' L.K.; Marty, W.A.: Duplessis. D.W.; Hobbs, J.R.: Dowdy, M.G.; Jones, R.C.: Rutherford, G.L.: Top Row L to R; Villa ' ' ' ' ' ■' ' ' ' ' ' ■IM.: Craziani, G.L.: Thacker, R.D.; Blakenev, G. VV.; Ford, I). P.; Schonhardt, F.R.; Chaon! I ' I ,1 ; Lawrence. K.R.; Olson, J.C; Wong, M.; Sharpe, T. L. t }Wkf A 2 Bottom Row L to R; Paredes, R.P.; Copeland, J. A.; Tuttle, J.E.; Farr, G.L.; Skeen, G.F.: Middle Row L to R; Sullivan, M.A.; Oliver, W.G.; Peterson, R.L.; Colgrove, W.S.; Heckman, J.V.; McDermott, T.E.; Watson, D.R.; Dav, A.; La Croix, A. J.; Latt, R.D.; Kissling, W.L.; Top Row L to R; Pillado, F.M.; Schold, S.G.; Spear, W. E.; Akers F W ■Manjerovic J.D.; Winters, W.P.; Monroe, W.T.; Nelson, C.W.; Murray, R.L.; Stanley, B.M.; Gilmore, G.M. E DIVISION M DIVISION Bottom Row L to R; Dejno, D.D.; Calloway, R.R.; Brooks, R.L.; LTJG R.E. Newman,; ENS J. P. Flynn,; Allen, G.G.; Brassell W E • Bernfeld K G ; Braaten, R. A.; Middle Row L to R; Robertson, R.R.; Campbell, M.M.; Altes, G. L.; O ' Niel J D • Fittro B G • Hardcastle, T.R.: Hoeye, R. R. ; Collins, D. A.; Binion, R.D.; Huber, F.L.; Meeink, P.M.; Arinaga, M. ' ; Top Row L to R; Pedockie. E.L.; Hartwig, R. F.; McRae, J.L.; Stephens, G.R.; Viola, S.P.; Rasmussen, M. T.; Steyh, R. J.; Welch, K. E.; Jensen, D. C; Durham, H.N.; Wisniewski, A. J.; StuU, D. H. ¥ ' ' ' ' t r Bottom Row L to R; Higgins; Cuenca ; Freeman; Morehouse; Miller; ENS J. P. Flynn; LTJG R.E. Newman; Williams; Cook • White • Fusari ; Wright ; Middle Row L to R ; Mostrom ; Benko ; Kofoed ; McCullough ; Mills ; Mann ; Anzelmo ; Freese ; Torres ; Borland ; Hillsberry ; Mosfrom ; Top Row L to R ; Powledge ; Scott ; Whipple ; Frederick ; Huffman ; Stibi ; Ertz; Hancock; Nash; Withrow ; Rados; Wight M DIVISION ■HrasaHiiiBua M DmSION Bottom Row L (o 11; Oswald: Frohwitter; Ingalls; Runow; ENS J. P. Flynn ; LTJG R. E. Newman; Lenzie; Mosier; Butler; Middle Row L to R; Oucry ; Matlock; Ikowning ; Kanzler ; Gallicr; Thompson; Taylor; Jenson ; Morehead- Logan; DouKJas ; lop Row L to R: v,,„ i,,,,,, . ,,,.„„. Marquis; Sweef; Bramblett ; Keid ; Armstrong; Uaura ; Magee ■t  ? IT ' ,t ••7 , .1 ▼ ■fjf- : A v I ' n r- T ' 9 ' |l| v m L 1 V sS Tn V I ' v ' f ' ' Pu ' ' o ' - O ' Leary; ENS J. P. Flynn; LTJG R. E. Newman; Wolf; Freeman; Collins; btiLkle Top Row L to R; Yorks ; Abe; Rogers; Summers; Griffiths; Hill; Sanders; Green; Stephen; Moyer; Glunt M DIVISION R DIVISION Bottom Row L to R; Carr, F.M.; LTJG D.P. Cousino ; LT R.D. Sisk; ENS K.F. Pay ton • Scott M. A ; Hakola, E.D.; Middle Row L to R; La Fond J. A.; Murphy, J.C; Heinrich, W.H.; Holmes. R.R.; Cross, R.E.; Schmidt, R D.; Davis, D L ■Mav E D • Kerbaugh, F.R.; Rowland, E.R.; Lugge, W.E.; James, E.L.; Causby, P.W.; Dmms, G.R.; Top Row L to R; Evangelista, W.J.; Quattlebaum, W.J.: Bond, T.J.; Corley, J.P.; Emery, M.; Denham, M.L,: Sibley R J., Hernandez, R R • Ranow T A ■Brummel, M.L.; Shellv, R.D.; Faughn, M.O.; Burnett, J.W.: Gardiner, J. W.; Clover, J.E.; Nelson, G.R. Bottom Row L to R; Dean, J.N.; Fredstrom, D. A. ; Guzik, A. P.; Jaschke, H.S.. V ' ' ' ' V.V.. ' ' l, ' ' V ' i ' ' d c ' ' R D Sisk- ENS K F ■Payton ; Flowers, J.J.; McClellan, D.L.; Mills, R.L.; Burns, L.W.; Middle Row L to R ; Squadnto, IS- Daniels B.D.; Barrv, L.C.; Clerc, F.X.; Ray, B.; Byers, P.A.; Barrett, J. W.; Smith, D.G.; Lombardi, S.P.; Pagaran, F.; Top Row L to R; Raat,J.S.; Odom, G.L.; Coyle,J.; Guzik, J.R.; Renner, J.K.; Guyer, A.R.; Roberts, K.A.; Vaughn, R.J.; Dunsmore, E.G.; Stets, R.E.; Culpepper, P.T.; Hoeye, G.W. R DIVISION I{. I)IMSH) Bottom Kow L to K; Hciidrcn, M. L. ; Burns, W. A. ; Beedy, P.M.; Carr. F. M. ; I.rjr, D.I ' . Cousino ; LT K. D. Sisk KNS K. F. Pay ton ; Kitcliens, J. K. ; Thomas, J. J. : Baker, J. ; Mills, H. B. ; Downie, B. K. ; Middle Row L to R ; Demars, L. B. Shawark, B. P. ; Lindsley, M. H.; Andrus, D.J.; Herman, K.F. ; Messer, V. M. ; Boctlchcr, D. K. : Angles, J. N.; Kvans. M.C. Kurctich, T. A.; JerK ' er, F. L. ; Meinardi. D. A.: BorKemenke. F. L.; Janney, W. A.; Top Row L to R; Crevillo, R.M. ; Smith O.D.; Godbeiiere, A. G.; Keane, R.M.; Collins. R.L.: Mc Fadden, A. D.; Meloy. L.A.: GriKcr, R.L.; Snofskv, J. F.; Gantt, L. Bell, M. D.; Babcuck, D.L. J h- i T 1ST DIVISION Bottom Row L to R; Carter, P.; Holt, W. D. ; Morris, P. D.; Heishman, R.C.; LT N.H. Gelinas; LTJG R.M. Cunnion; Mastrucci F.; Henderson, D. F. ; Foster, H.C.: Reinbold, H.; Aragon, F.E.; Middle Row L to R ; Rieker, J. D. P. ; Pollard, W. O. ; Jones, R. G. : Fox, E. M. ; Alsobrook, G. ; Allison, J. F. ; Cross, S. D. ; Heffler, T. L. ; Moore, G. M. ; Phillips, H. R. ; Ford, J. E. : Williams, E.J. ; Seward, I. M. : Top Row L to R; Riffle, R.E.; Rose, E.I. ; Henderson, G.L.; Dargel, R.L.; Standiford, R.R. ' : Ward, P. E. ; Guthrie, J.R.: Moore, W. E. ; Bond, R.C.; Digen.iva. K.W.: Kieser, J.L.; Harris, J.N.: Crick- 1 . I !•:. Bottom Row L to R; Swope, Kenneth R.; Hilda Briole, L. M. Jr.; Carman, Ronald K. ; Cato, James L. ; Sapp, Kirby C. Top Row L to R ; Boone, Wesley ; Gattens, James P. ; Leach, Peter J. ; Noah, Bobbie, R. ; Morrill, Arthur F. 1ST DIVISION 2 n DIVISION Bottom Kow I, to I{; Paynes ; Kelly : Severin ; Ruir, LTJG J. HarrinRton ; Comfort; Hurley; Scaton ; O ' quin; Snow Middle Uow I. to R; Boiiavalo ; Lucas; IJosiacki ; Norris; Monahan ; Chaixlelaine ; Holloway; Peterson; Walker ] ' . c. ' :muliii. MilK ' i-; WalkiT; French; Top Row I, to |{ ; :,],- l-v; Hanson; VVin ' KM,-- l:,r liri!! : KnlrMnrr 1 ' ' !.:■■■' . ! . ' ,; I ' ,: ' , , Ihmiphreys; Hm ■il ' ■M ' ' |j £ Af«1 . ' ' S ' iS -te- Bottom Kow L to K; Bouiie, D. L. ; Holt, J.T.; Bleviiis, C. L.; ENS J. H. Witt; Gwm, K. D. ; Smith, G.D. ; Top Row L to R ; Dray, A. J. ; Anwander, W. ; Boot, J. F. ; Thomas, V. ; Long, P. ; Williams, R. L. ; Baker, R. J. ; Jones, G. L. ; Skwarek, J. M. ; Mayer, J. M. ; Betts, G. W. ; Rodriquez, V. C. ; Voisine, R. J. ; Reyne, T.R. ; Clark, H. D. ; Faubion, L. B. ; Gelhai, H. L. ; Williams, A.J. 3RD DIVISION 3RD DIVISION Bottom Row L to R ; Collins, H. C. : Blevins, D. O. ; Mancrief, J. H. ; James, S. Jr. ; Gribble, V. G. ; Friedley, G. L. ; Kearney, J. S. ; Kajioka, R. H.; Balas, R. A.; Sisk, L. D. ; Top Row L to R; Taylor, R. J. ; Gremes, C. E.; Alvarez, A. B.; Leaning, T. d! ; Gaiivan ' , R. E. ; Barden, T. B. ; White, J. T. Jr. ; Mathiesen, R. ; Cook, L. D. ; Cofton, L. B. ; Weeks, G. H. ; Brown, D. G. ; Ort ega, P. R. Bottom Row L to R; Cooper, C. R. ; Burson, W. R. ; LTJG D.J. Bottorff; ENS S. Kahlerff; Jamtb, C.IL; Hunt, J. M. Middle Row L to R; Lemasters, A. E. ; Crowder, J. B. Jr. : Melton, R. W. ; Benson, H. A. ; Davis, M. M. ; Ommerti, D.J. Barnes G. E. ; Larkins, C. H. ; Melton, H. W. Jr. ; Titus, R. J. ; Anderson, R. D. ; Arton, L. J. ; Sholler, D. D. ; Top Row L to R Phillips, R. L. ; Brown, D. R. ; Oauphine, L. ; Walker, R. C. ; Behrnes, A. L. ; Knight, A. A. ; Keeling, N. W. ; Montgomery H. R. ; Eldridge, W. E. ; Wisniewski, A. W. 4TH DIVISION 4Tn DIVJSION Bottom Kow L to K; Cava, M. J.; Slaiiford, M. B. ; Steele, C. L.; Wallers, II. K.; Nevitt, D. E.; Kirkland, J. L.; Clizbe, T. K.; Maltbv. R. V.; Boile, W. F.; Alexander. R.; Feelev, C. P.; Top Kow L to It; KiiiK, W. G.; Sloan, R.R.; Lamev, CM.; Hagg. D. F.; Innes, M. D.; Dunn, J. J.: Slricklin. R.G.: Clark, I). R.; Stoker, R.; Fuller, L. L. Bottom Row L to R; Leaverton, R. P. ; Grimes, A. W. ; Schneider, W. P. ; Williams, E. M. ; ENb b. A. ii=.un. Callahan, H. M. ; Metcalf , R. T. ; Everhart, R. L. ; McCrarv, L. D. ; Middle Row L to R ; McCune, D. E. ; Weier, A. L. : Ybarra, F. F. ; Burns, D. C. ; Hall, S. D. ; Bailey, R. H. ; Haynes, G. E. ; Ivv, P. E. ; Turco, P. L. ; Starmer, J. L. ; McCluskev, T. A. ; Top Row L to R ; Ault, R. I. ; Lopez, T. D. ; Davis, B. A. ; Pettersen, C. R. G. ; Matiska, J. A. ; White, J. ; Johnson, r ' . ; Hammel, F. W. ; Gibson, R.D.; Olsen, J. E.; Chariot, L. F.; Cooper, G.G. 5TH DIVISION G DIVISION Bottom Row L to R ; Yliniemi, R. L. ; Fullwood, L. ; Reynolds, J. C. ; Rivers, R. O. ; LT W.J. Uber ; LTJG M. E. Benson ; ENS J S Kafka • Emerson, G. G. : Dunigan, F. L. : Huerta, S. H. ; Middle Row L to R ; Helton, L. N. ; Brown, D. S.; Wacker, D. R. ; McKassack E R.; Hewitt, D.G.: Gunderson, S.R.: Villa, J.; Slav, M.G. ; Scammell, J. W.; Garission, L.; Leggette, F.; Sherard, J E ■Thoma sie M. L. : Hudson, D. M.: Top Row L to R; Roberts, K. E. ; McClure, M. A.; Giberson, M. W. ; Ferns, M.A.; Merry B A ■Youngworth, L. L.; Pyle, C; Oaklev, R. C: North, W. K.; Saacier, R. N.: Beenian. B. N.; Kifer, F. L.: Hudsmi, W . M. 4 f ' i iik. Bottom Row L to R; Wheeler, R.E.; LTJG M.E.Benson; LT W.J. Uber; ENS J. S. Kafka; Frost J J ; Middle Row L to R ; Macedo, G. ; Misch, K. C. ; Benton, R. B. ; Jones, C. P. ; Flowers, E. ; EidemiUer, J. R. ; Loveland, R. B. ; Madden, J. L. ; Mclntyre, P. W. ; Frankhn, A. G DIVISION ; DIN fSION Hottom K(nv I, to K; Miliiliro, J. K. 1,.; Cooch. J. IC; Berry, D. A.; Mueller, L. K.; CoopcT, J. ] .. LT W.J. i;i er; Curry K J (.nmiller, F.J.: Sinilh, k.C; Hopkins. T.l).; SrruK ' a, K.S.; Middle Row I. to U; Culfrev, li.J.; Heck, R.W. Horn, ' D. K Siiiilh,(;.A.; Ryder, I ' .S.; Miiuh, N.J,: MnKlufsky, L. J.; Grydir, K. II.; Stephens, M.A.; I ' rohasco, T.L.; Murphy, D. W. I-orel. R.R.: Ciovin, I). R.; Top Row I. lo R: M.idili ' n. I (iiuum |i s,i,,i.,,,. i, ' !■tinman R 1 • (;i ' iniinii I) KUer, K.L.; Willie, B.M.; Palmer, L.l).: Fn, ' . i k ' | - i ...... , ... rJ4 ' - X AJ lA; J jl -: •- « ' ' f t t. ' Bottom Row L to R; Benjamin, F.A.; Hayes, S.J. Jr.: Slaughter, S. : ENS G.M. Morse : LT J.O. Lence; CW04 D G Ikard Casale. R.E.: Wilkinson, M.S.; Riley, R. D.; Middle Row L to R: Rowe, D.L.; Foster, J. P.; Triest S P- Drew D W Morris, G.P.; Griffin, R.H.; Newberger, E.A.; Top Row L to R; Derr, B.A.; Vechil, J.M.; Vancleave W R ■Hall R N Peterson, B.N.; Macadam, R.L.Jr. , , , . . W DIVISION W DI VISION Bottom Row L to R; Vincent, C.R.: Calcagni. A. V. ; Armstrong, W.K.; ENS G. M. Morse; Reichmann, V.L.- Snapp, W. H.: Leonard, M.A.; Salisbury, T. B.: Top Row L to R; Pfister, C.W.: Ruark, C.W.; Fedele, S.J.; Boyle, J. A.; Laforce, R. W. ' ; ' Schmidt, ' R. D. ; Weaver, ' M. L.; Moris, C. L. ; McPheron, W. T.; Phillips, B.J. Bottom Row L to R; Radford, D.W.; Goughnour, J.O.; Lane, J.K,; LTJG H.R. Garrett; LT J. F. O ' Sulhvan ; Crespi. L; Rubertson S.N.; Cunningham, E. R.; Middle Row L to R; Backes, C.J.; Passini, R. A.; Plemmons, J.; Rich, T.D.; Oglesby, A C; Layne, S.; Williams, C.J.; Patsis, S.; Molitor, L.B.; Top Row L to R; Crowder, W.E.; Henry, R.L.; Bracht, L.W.; Hicks, G.E.; ' Weber, N.R.; Morstorf, R.D.; Mertz, G.C.; Leonard, R.B.; Kjellin, N.J.; Esparza, J.L. FOX DIVISION FOX i)ivi.si  r Bottom Row L to U; lluwes. K.C.Jr.; O.ivis, J. A. ; Butler, S. H.; KNS C. S. Perry; KNS O.K. Fetty ; Lovelace, F.M Hampton. W.(;.; Mliiiii. V. B. ; Middle Row L to R; Rakness, C. L. ; Passini, R.A.; DoolinK, J.J.; Christianson, D. K Mertz.G.C; McArdle, K. J.; Wilbur, I). A. ; Rhodes, W. K. ; Gentry,R.L.; Tirre, D. F. ; Top RowLtoR; Neidlinger, DC obolcmis, J.M.; Madden, M.F.; Wolfe, O. M. ; Hoick, R.C.; Bivens, B.L.; Beck, J.A.; Couppe, D.T.- Bourn R v; r, K ' , lurren. R. W. ti t- |, % I ' t I % % y t Bottom Row L to R; Beaugl, J. M.S.: LCDR J. F. Lamore ; Ellis, D. B. ; Middle Row L to R; Smith, R.F. ; Morrison, D. T. ; Lefever, W. C. ; Marfin, J. B. ; Perrine. W. T. ; O ' Brien, M. J. ; Riffer, C. S. ; Cipriano, R. E. ; Piazza, J. D. ; McLean, D. G. ; Top Row L to R ; Rentschler, H. Jr. ; St. Denis, T. M. ; Kachele, P. F. ; Hess, H. C. ; Grim, W. A. Jr. ; Stamm, B. C. ; Brown, J. M. ; Pearson, M. L. ; Livingston, D. M. AM DIVISION AM DIVISION Bottom Row L to R ; Windham, G. L. ; Schott, G. C. : Gray, C. B. ; Hiscox, J. A. ; Raney, W. ; Middle Row L to R ; Rinehart, G. W. : Guyton, L. T. ; Terry, L. R. ; Charles, G. M. ; Miller, R.G. ; Waggoner, R. A. ; Top Row L to R; Pereau, W. D.; Huber, R. E.; Marquet, M. L. ; Kitchen, D. R.; Collinge, W. H. Bottom Row L to R; Smith, J. E.; LTJG L. E., Ayer ; LT P. E. Christian ; LTJG J. D. Friedman; Bartlett, A.C.; Middle Row L to R ; Brewster, L. C. ; Davis, L. J. ; Mueller, J. J. ; Burdick, J. R. ; Chase, R. W. ; Calvert, J. Jr. ; Summers, J. E. ; Hulette, T. L. ; Wright, R. B. ; Hiemenz, L. J. ; Top Row L to R ; Powers, C. D. ; McNamara, P. N. ; Bean, R. E. ; Dennis, R. a!; Gate, L.J.; Stone, J.C; Ruth, T. A.; Rogero, J. A.; Bloom, w. E.; Schroder, J.C; Vigue, J. D. SAM DIVISION SAAI DIN ISION IJollom Kow I. to It: Smilh, J.K.. I.TJG L. K. Ayer; LT P. K. Christian; LTJG J. D. Friedman; Bartlett, A.C.; Middle Row L to II; LiK ' hlfoot, L. i- ; Klinn. D. A. ; BeverdiKc J.K.; Johnson, P. J.; Bell, N. V.; ZoUner, J. A.; Austin, B. R. ; Minis. R. L. ; Noyes, T. D. ; Ripley, W. H. ; Top How L to R ; Lyon. B. G. ; Tsaousis. J. E. ; Humphreys, G. K. ; Hasting, M.W.; Hastings. R.D.; Dick, R.K.; Dixe, T. N. ; Gn.f. T.J.; Kairlev. E.A.; Kedziora, D. A.; Crisp. T.O.; Spivey. J. C. L to K; CAPT D. E. Bullard ; 1ST LT L.A. Goodale ; Tucker, L. R.; Williams, T.J. ; Fornof. H. E. MARINE DETACHMENT HEADQUARTERS MARINE DETACHMENT Bottom Row L to R; Black; Masters; Lorance; Lentz; Baxter; Wright; Buens; Weires; Petersen; Hatfield; Middle Row L to R ; P ' retheim; Mosher ; Leinis; Tiffany; Landgraff; Faulkner; Samsel ; Koontz; Griffin; Juenmann ; Orgill; Hall; Naquin; Brooks; Top Row L to R; Christopher; Martin; Fraley ; Zoll; Toibert ; Taylor; Ross; Welsif; Moore ; Cobler ; Orb. Bottom Row L to R ; McGuire, M. T. ; Costello, R.A. ; Bjergo. Castle, U. L. ; Price, A. K. ; Judd, H ; Bounds, A.J. ; Kent C W • Middle Row L to R ; Carter, R. D. ; Daleo, B. P. ; Weisz, S. J. ; Fears, M. P. ; Martin, R. L. ; Hawse, L. E. ; Hinkle W L • Carpenter, R. L. ; Meisberger, P. J. ; Collins, J. H. ; Freisner, H. E. ; Pletcher, T. L. ; Hoesch, W. R. Top Row L to R ; Long, C. F. ; Washington, J. J. ; Ellis, J. K. ; Simons, R. L. ; Johnson, C. W. ; Hutchison L. L. ; Pippm, D E • Cunningham, M. R. ; Newberry, R. E. ; McDermott, J.J. ; Sullivan, J. R. ; Farmer, R. L. ; Camero, D. R. MARINE DETACHMENT ' Itr- ' tHifai irTf-JT ' -- Bottom Row L to R ; Davis, E. ; Capps, C. L. : Wortham, W. C. ; Henderson, B. M. : Logan, J. T. ; LCDR P. W Dearing • Yote L.O.: Hamilton R.L., Wiley, E.D.; Werth,C.W.; Algayer, J.E.; Lucgs. J.M.; Middle Row L to R; Reason, T.L.; Larsen Kh., Hadley R.C.: Martin, K.H.: Pratt, J.; Crenshaw, A.A.: Bullock, R. A.; Buckley, M.G.; Lewis, H.R.; Walker L W Dee, F. W.; Flovyers, J.D.; Kercher, J. P.; Top Row L to R; Renner, E.R.; Miller, R.H.; Massey, A.L.; Daughhetee T e ' Brewington, M.E ; Walther, J.L.; Gilkey, R.A.; Slater, W.K.; Oblizalo, J. A.; Wilcox, J. R.; Garland, A.; Sturgeon, D.W Glassbrenner, L.W. . V-1 DIVISION V-1 DIVISION Bottom Row L to R ; Day, T.L.; Fox, H. A.; Werth, P. M.; Henderson, W.C; Nichols, W. E.; Davis, R.O.; LCDR L.P. Walsh Bowen, D.E.; Balcom, J.E.; Vieira, R.J.; Willson, K.L.; Middle Row L to R ; Johnson, L.T.; Silverthorn, D. R.; Allen, R.L. Moss L.J.; Smith, G.R.; Sledge, L.L.; Davis, B.M.: Miller, G.L.; Berkowitz, D.J.; LeDuc, W.C; Ticer, J.E.; Orosco, A., Top Row L to R; Cornele, J.M.; Kinnaird, W.R.; Colvin, K.E.; Brown, C; Raynor, S.W.; Rae, D.R.; Watts, D.H.;lGroff, G.F.: Wood, R.J.; Loue, T.W.; Slaugh, C.: Prewitt, T.J.; Howley, E.P. ni 1 |k W ' ' sxVf si ■-- WWW X, f. V 1 ■i.)Sy Bottom Row L to R; Dix, D.F.; Deane, W.E.; Charette, R.L.; Lanier, J.L.; LT O. Dragos; Waddel, L.B.; Wyatt, C.; Bowen R C • Brake, R.S.; Middle Row L to R ; Beckman, D.L.; Charlie, R.L.; Noah, L.H.; Dodd, D.L.; Martm, S.M.; Gosseli ' n D D ■Wright, R.L.; Horning, D.W.; Chapman, E.J.; Clegg, G.C.; Neuman, D.R.; Top Row L to R ; Lindamood, J.L.; Burgwald, D.H.; Thomas, L.J.; Lowery, D.O.; Weas, D.; Albin, H.E.; Reed, W.K.; Phillips, M.R.; Watson, J. A.; Sanders, D.M.; Cockrell, K.R. V-1 DIVISION V-l DIMSK N A ' Bottom Row L to R; Fimiano ; Cardillo ; Dennis; Harris; 2nd Row L to R ; Long: Kohler ; Ross; Heise ; Bishop; LCDR Rausch; LCDR Ehrman; Lary; Cottrill; Simpson; Glidden; Gilbert; 3rd Row L to R; Wright; Upward; Truitt; Bosewell; Frye; Hason ; Valentine; Hodge; Austin; Sheets; Nungary; Vanleuven, Jemerson; Privett; Ballance ; ' top Row L to R; Tucker ; Vogan ; Babcock ; Karr ; Quinlan ; Taylor ; Siegel ; Horlick ; Conklin ; Mclneriary ; Rancourt • Ski ; Porter • Olsen ; Hubenthal V-2 DIVISION V-2 DIVISION Bottom Row LtoR; Young; Taynes; Borns; Chrysler; LCDR Rausch; LCDR Slusar; Ingalls; Mengle; Cobb; Ephraums; Middle Row L to R; Keller; Benedict; Duggins; Smith; Grace; Stewart; Jones; Conroy; Wyatt; Trammel; Top Row L to R; Beyars; MuUins; Flowers; Faschingbauer; Triano; Hanson; Moody; Fildes; Stewart; Cash .«- «te, , r t ' 4 0 ' 3(.: J f 4 ' 3 r ' 4 j X.A- J ' . A ,-i ' - Jr-J - K. r • I } V ' Bottom Row L to R ; Barrena ; Connable ; Zimmerman ; Degnan ; Lambert ; LCDR Rausch ; LT. Gillen ; Schumacher Crowe ; Worley ; South ; Micholson ; Geis ; Middle Row L to R ; Thornton ; Dinsmore ; Dever ; Kirkpatnck ; Mayerry Gough ' ; Saver; Hise; Jones; Huffman; Holifield; Torner; Wirth; Mostrom V-2 DIVISION V.;{ DIVISION Bottom Row I. to R; Onoal, I..1 ' .; FfiKus,,ii, R.K.; Abu. 11. 1.. WiLkcr, 1..A.; Aldrich, W.J.; I ' olak, l ' .k..l ] ' 11. L. Pace: TilK ' hman, J.Ii.; Colfell, U.K.: HukIr ' s, M.O.; Sievers. C.W.; Carsner, R.R.; Seebach, K.J.; Middle Row L to R; Hiubaker, B.K.; linolim. R.T.; Cimha, I,. I).; Hanson, D.G.; Gonzales, T.H.; Weddermann, K.; Harwood, W.C.; Christianson, K.O.: Marshall, K.A.; Tucker, L.S.; Leavilt, K.J.: Boris, [ .P.; Mowrey, L.D.; KnKlish, K.T.: Stork, L.K.; Top Row L to R; Dauel. A.W.: Snvder, H.M.: Million, W.N.; Kifer, A.B.; Reynolds, P. W. ; Anderson, L. W.; Jordan, R.K.; Broderick, J.H.; Pence, V.E.: Coidinj, ' , J.R.; !r():i: f:-i : , F. A. r; , t I V . . ' V V ' t I ' ,y . i ilA - K t ' . r -t w t 1 1 % i r ' ,rt ,« .- i-. ;,-. ' :-v vl Bottom Row L to K; Turneli, O.L.; Scafford, S.A.; Boyse, T.L.; LT H.L. Pace; Tilghman, J. B.; Soobv, D. B.; Dunphy J. J.; 2nd Row L to R; O ' Lear, T.R.; Godsey, K.D.; Wisdom, G.L.; Rochette. M.; McConnell, R.E.; Standlev, M.H. Charette, A. J.; Harris, T.E.; Fulbright, D.L.; Taber, J.L.: 3rd Row L to R; Gallant, D.L.; Floras, F.: Reid, R.W. Elder, C.J.; Hanson, M. D.: Butler, J. E.; Schroeder, J.W.; McDaniel, L.J.: George, M.; Top Row L to R ; Treadway A.L.; Castleman, G.E.; Stavert, K.H.; Buelow, W.A.; Porter, G.E.; Torregrossa, W.J.; Yetter, P.W.; Stidham, R.G. Sockwell, P. R.; Pursel, R.E. ; Fuller, K.E.: Terrio, R.C. V-3 DIVISION -3 DIVISION Bottom Row L to R; Beth, P.W.; Bowser, S.A.: Behrendt, L.J.; Short, C.A.: Threlkeld, S.A.: LT H.L. Pace; Tilghman, J B • Evans, V.R.: Mavberrv, P.R.; Smith, J.S.; Sadler, D.L.: Davies, D.E.; Middle Row L to R; Martinez, J.; Hayman, G W ■Smith F E • Braun R.G.; Dennis, L.L.; Andrews, W.C; Koehler, R.M.: Moore, R.E.: Means, J. P.; Osborne, T.; Miller W K.; Phariss, P.L.; Kester, J.L.; Smith, A.N.; Kohr, E. P.: Johnson, L.C.; Cable D.L.; Top Row LtoR; Cropp, W C - ' jorrey, D.R.; Cortani, W.E.; Reese, J.E.; Bailey, C.E.; Lordi, A.W.; Gordy, G.B.; Barrett, D.; Hicks, J.R.: Brookins, J.i.; ' Smotherman, ' G.M.; Grundstrom, D.F.; Hickman, K.L.; Grossman, A.S.; O ' Brikis, R.E. I f f 1 t ff S Bottom Row L toJR; Avalos, E.G.; Layman, G.L.; Johnson, J.; LT H Kelso; Blagg W.C.; Ornck C W., Eeyms, D.B. Middle Row L to R; Luse, LW.; Foster, R.L.; Benoit, G.J.; Barrett, LT.; Alanko, D.E.; Coftey, H.R.; Endsley, W.N. Top Row L to R; Froggatt, A. J.; Goggins, W.G.; Absher, K.E.; Owens, L.W.; Weber, R.L.; Isenhour, R.Z. V-4 DIVISION V-J DIVISION IJoltom Kow L to K; Nix, S. D. : Alexander. A.; Tallv, D.I-.: Slramfer, I). L.; LT H. Kelso; Troxler, iH. T. ; Harper. D. 1).; Toner. W. A.; Clifton. J. K.Jr.; Greene. D.L; Middle Kow L to K; liarwood, T. K.; Braun. D.L.; Orr. C.K.; C.alcskas. J.B.; Martin. T.K.; Ross. Il.C.Jr.; Burton. A.U.; Wcisman. A. J.; Top Kow L to K; Keguera. A.M.; Nienii. D.C.; Hutchinson, W.C; Heatley. M. N.; McCollum. J. O. ; Randcll. J. H.; RoIkmIs. W.C.Jr.; FJarnes, K. W. I 5 % Ai . 9 ' 1 f 1 r tr t f I f f .% Xi A. s. _X1 Bottom Row L to R ; Holt, E. L. ; Plamondon, D. L. ; Van Galen, W. G. ; Putscher, P. J. ; ENS C. E. Snodgrass ; Boyle, J. A. Jr.; Sigmon, E.W.; Whisenant, R. D.; Hicks, G. B.; Haggerty, M.A.; Middle Row L to R; Turner, R. D.; Fletcher, H. J. ; Sides, M. D. ; Daggers, D. S. ; Hatke, C. V. ; Brooks, K. E. ; Dum, W. J. ; Larmore, J. L. ; Deal, H. J. ; Top Row L to R ; Catino, J. E. ; Perron, R. D. ; Mitchell, R. ; Armelin, B. K. ; Fillman, E. J. ; Boone, L. ; Boyd, S. E. ; Marshall, C. R. ; Hillsbery, N.L. V-4 DIVISION IMA Bottom Row L to R; Wagner, A.; Williamson, J.W.: LCDR J. T. Carroll; Knight, J. B.; Selby, W.H.: Top Row L to R; Nalley, J.L.: Davis, J.G.; Hendrixon, K.R.; Smith, W. F. Bottom Row L to R; McClain, M. R.: Wandall, A. F.; Varela, F. A.; Williams, R. P. ; Breeden, C. E.: LCDR J. T. Carroll; LTJG Riordan ; Yada, S.; Ferguson, W.; Truett, H.A.; Johnston, G. R.; Middle Row L to R; Hurst, W. R.; McConnell, C. J. ; Sparks, B. J-i; Krugman, J. F. ; O ' Connor, G. ; Brite, H. A. ; Adkins, R. ; Barbour, J. C. : Stephans, N. J. ; Sexton, B. T- Jr. ; Arnold, N.J. ; Hedrick, M.; Wolf, C.W.; Top Row L to R; Froyd, G.R.; Foster, J. H.; Thomas, T.C.; Freund, R.J.; King, B. F. ; Zabicki, V. ' ; Vickery, J. L. ; Humbarger, P. H. ; Mitchell, C. J. ; Naron, B. J. IMA IMA Bottom Row L to K ; Davidson, M.L.; Tinker, H.; LCDR J.T. Carroll; VilleRas; Zarnes, H. M. : Top How I. to R; Hontcr I). 1 . : Lusii U.S.; Schmidt; Ewoldt. H. R.; Crocker, K.I).; Klam D. T. V t t thm . 1 f ' _ t f Bottom Row L to R ; Noble, D. E. ; Trekas, T. ; LCDR J. T. Carroll ; Kikos, G. L. ; Martin, D. J. Top Row L to R ; Turner, D.H. Chisholm, B.L.; Sammons, L.G.; Kehoe, J.M.; Terrill, F.L.; Fry IMA IMA Bottom Row L to R; Garmer, R.D.; Simon, J. W.; LCDR A.J. Schiavone; Adams, E.G.; Moore, A.H.; Top Row L to R; Sickler, R.W.; Osborne; Logvin, M.; Lopez, R.R.; Maxfield ' ; Spindler; Gastruccio; Gross, J.G.; Moore, P.D.; Stoner, T.L.; benlea, ' j.F. Bottom Row L to R ; Mann. P. L. ; Crutcher, R. S. : Donahue. J. S. ; Jerard, P. M. : LCDR A. J. Schiavone : Glaseman, D. W. , Barkhurst, F.H.; Cathcart, W. H.: Barrow, R. E.; Middle Row L to R; Letendre, R. A.; Hill, R. W.; Rogei , V. S.; Bkcke, W.F.; Heimstra, F. A.; Overton, S.B.; Dean, R.L.; Marvin, O.G.; Top Row L to R; Yurickones, J.G.; Burnham, D.G.; Dibble, J.W.; Williams, G.F.; Bennett, K.J.; Mulkey, B.H.; Sollid, J.T.; Mason, J. L. IMA IMA Hottom Uow L to K; Michauti, E.A.; Wood, J. I,.; Ahrens, P. F.; Todd, W.T.; Watkins, W.G.; LCDR A. J. Schiavone; Keeker, J. W.; Cerveny, A. K.; Jeffreys. G. W.; Latham. B. F.; Middle Row L to R; Opdalil, J. P.; Hercher, C.C; Bryant; Kecne, D.G.; Reed. CD.; Duff. R. A.; McMakin. W. M.; Slater, R.L.; Forrest, P. A.; Madison, J. T. ; Smith, J. L.; Francis. C. R.; Top Row L to R; Gudgeon. R. L.; Hicks, J.B.; Keosabobian, T. V.; Smith, P. [).; Baldwin, R.L.; Dixon, D. A.; Comps, F. M.; Roberts; Wyer; Fox, A. L.; White, K. W. Bottom Row L to R; Limer; Vines; LT Stahel: Armstrong; Ingersol; Middle Row L to R ; Wanner. L. G ; Smith, G.L.; Dehane, D.D.; Cook, F.; Ditzler.W.; McCall, J.L.; Pantell, J.G.: Higgins, F.: Top Row L to R; Brooks, R. A. ; Marubayashi, F.H.; Bowles, J.; Hall, G.E.; Burton, S.E.; Romero, P. J.; Todd, E.L.; Bovd, J.B.; Allen, D. E.; Gray, W. V. IMA IMA Bottom Row L to R ; Ellison, E. L. ; Stepka, L. J. ; LT Michaels ; Armstrong, J. B. ; Stimpson, H. F. ; Top Row L to R ; Smith N.M.; Hodges, K. D.; Reinsch D. P. ; Sattler M.J.; Williams, C.T.; Peterson, G.W.; Graves, K.R.; Ballard, W. R. ; Glossar, D. W. ; Morton, R. W. Bottom Row L to R; Rocek, T.H.: Harden, K. D.; Frierson, L. E.; LTJG S. W. Dallas; Hanna, J.B.; Rushing, L.J. Davies, S. L.; Middle Row L to R; Cranford; Coffield, R. S. ; Shunk, J.D.; Stringer, D. D.; McEvoy S.M.; Fox, A. L. EUer; Top Row L to R; Carringer, R.J.; Teten, E. M.; Morgan, J. H.; Kane, M.J.; Harris, M. M.; Cain, J. IMA IIMA Bottom liowll. to K; I ' oljalui, L. R. ; Howe, R.T.; Shcrk, R.l ' .; Gcrspach; I ' harcs; iluiUcr, P.; KNS Crosson ; Rainey, G. : Buchta, K. M. ; Hilton ; Haynes, T. P. ; Middle Row L to K ; BonniiiKhauscn, A. ; Brown, T. W. ; Duarte, M. K. ; Kavanagh, D.J.; Smith, W.R.; Bean, J. A. J.; Stressman, R. A.; Kessel, K. B.; McClelland, R. S.; Russell, J. A.; Mobley, J. W.; Carew, K.R.; Top Kow L to R; Fain. P. J.; Flynn, R.; Collison, D.A.; Titus. T.J.; Lielasus, J.; Spunar, R.W.; Freeman, J. W.; Cook, T. H.: Rulii, 1). L; Dewey. R.W.; Gall, A. F.; Labonte, W. L. « f y - t t t ■t ? w f f f rt-.IU.f J - t Wi — - n.. T - v ' A J .- y t . t f f Bottom Row L to R ; Tronsgard, D. R. : Rupe, T. C. ; Heald, J. W. ; Rix, R. D. ; Middle Row L to R ; Stiner, M. J. ; Richards, R. R. ; Chambers, R. L. ; Nettles, A. J. ; Egan, D. G. ; Grumboski, L. E. ; Top Row L to R ; Varner, R. B. ; Lopes, L. L. ; Anderson, M. J. ; Toler, R. W. ; Heacock, J. D. ; Girardot, T. F. ; Pattison, L. D. ; Macnish, R. N. IMA HC I DET C Bottom Row L to R ; Hanna, J. ; Litzinger, J. T. ; LTJG W. L. Berry ; LTJG J. N. Flynn Borders; Ervay, J. D.; Jarrett, L.G.; Top Row L to R; Cluer, W. S. ; Gutshall, C. H. ; Harr, I. F.; Comer, J. R.; Foppe, R.; Duncan, G.E.; Saine, W. E.; Taylor, P. A. LCDR B. Lehman ; LTJG H. M. Fenimore, M. A.; Cooke, H. T. ; Bottom Row L to R; Roush, W. E. ; Coleman, H.E.; LTJG R. E. Sloan; LT R. G. Cline; LT W.J. Pharis; LTJG .ALR. Zerbe; Hasselbach, C.R.; Ranch, H. G. ; Top Row L to R; McGowan, M.J.; Jones, B.D.; Hampton, R.H.; Hillyer, R.L.; Stradley, R.; Reeves, C. L. ; Talavera, H.; Divins. T. E. ; Sosebee, A. D.; Millhauser, D. K. HC I DET C t .4 A 3 - Bottom Ro - L t, R; D-iDxi:, D. L. : Kimball, M. A. ; C_irp:i:ir, G. L. ; Connelly, J. A. ; LTJG G. S. Withv ; LTJG G. B. Hills : Lowe, . L. : Smith, O. :Miller, R. J. ; Middle Row L to R ; Havnes, K. C. : Dehart, D. J. ; Plain D G ■Shipman W F ■Rallins, C.B.; Mack, M. L. ; EzeJl, L. C. : McCaig, D. W. ; Nettles, V. M. ; Young, B. ; Prusa, D. J. •, ' Gawiik, J. J.; Top Row L to R; Hawkms, B. ; Farmer, F. A. ; Rupright, W. E. ; Rogers, T. C. : Long, M. B. : Cronenwett, J. M. ; Laknas, M. L. ; Lssery, B.L. ; Schieble, D.J. ; Simpson, G. E. ; Davis, W. L. : Squires, J. D. ; Ankney, D. R. N DIVISION Bottom Row L to R; Tassin ; Joseph; Stuenzi ; Forsyth; LT Russell; Holloway ; Dunham; Ramirez, A.; Middle Row L to R ; Christenson ; Duelley ; Walker ; Simpson ; Young ; Pressley ; Smith ; Parent ; Top Row L to R ; Fulbnght ; Kmg ; Davania ; Hurst ; Daniels ; Harris ; Miller ; Wasson ; Webb. S-1 DIVISION S-l DIMSION Itottom Kow L to K; Henderson; Vales; Soriano; LTJG Lemery; Soleim; Kilipo; ' lurner; Middle Kow i. to K; Rojas; I- I. Ml, II,, .,11, 1,1 u,..t ,i,.,i ;: Weaver; Klin.- M ' I ' l — nrlo; Wheeler; Frary; Top Row I. t.. U; li.nii.ui. D.ilton; ' ' l- ' agan; Wise; I ' . . Palmer t « f V 4 1 r : t I  V V I 4 ' Wk ayQu a H % m ■mL . ' i Bottom Row L to R; Baker, D.H.; Blanchard, P.F.: Ray, 0.0. : Rodriguez, A.C.: ENS D.D. Dougherty; Arguello, M.M.; Walker, V.L. Mershon, E.L.; Duncan, J.W.: Smith, O.; Middle Row L to R; Smith, L.W.; Hills, T.R.; Habeck, D.R.; Craig, F.S.; L ' mars, P. J.; Clark, M.E.; Klinger, W.R.: Burgess, J.R.; Patzlaff, J.J.; Blalock, J.M.; Smith, J.F.; Brandon, D. E.; McSparrt , G.A.; Top Row L to R; Escoton, E.L.; Methercott, M.A.; Walker. G.L.; Frve, R.G.: Grimaldi, R,; Meyers, B.H.; Fcurcloth, F.J.; Marcellus, E.A.; Tolpa, S,A.; McCullars, B.F.; Duflo, J.S. S-2 DIVISION S-2 DIVISION Bottom Row L to R; Bettes, R.C.: Newton, A.R.: Wickner, A.; Scott, D.; Berry. A.W.; Meehan, F.P.; Peters M.B.; Evans M ■Guyette B L • Middle Row L to R; Toomey, H.J.; Sonneborn, D.D.; Roberts, J.H.; Payne, R.D.; Prancis, HD ' Darnell NG ' Fisher p:.R.; Robinson, W.L.; Willis, C.E.; Anderson, R.G.; Daharsh, L.J.; Weber, T.W.; Top Row ' l to R; ' Schue, T.R.; Mahaley, M.C.; Snelson, B.D.; Raeburn, B.R.; Johnson, F.L.; Jestis, G.L.; Vaster, W.E.; Wilson, J.M.; Lewis.B.E.; Gengarelli, R.G.: Salvato, R.A.; Buzzard, R.A.: Hight, R.G. Bottom Row L to R; Tucheck; Gaiter; Littlefield: Jordon; 2nd Row L to R; Loray; Pearson; Cater; Battle; Pepe; LTJG M.E. Evans; Stubblefield; Williams; Mix; Kandel; Hall; 3rd Row L to R; Graveratte; McClure; Garmon; Roos; Hager; Knott; Lewis; Felts; Lovett; Guaditis; Ripatti; Lewis; Top Row L to R; Sanders; Banks; Smith; Shyrigh; Roberts; Moore; Williams; Montgomery; Adams; Kessler S-3 DIVISION S-.J DIN LSIO.N Itolloin Kou I. to |{ : ' • M • Ih : I ' lnt.i; I-aiilkner; Nowell; Middle How L to K; Nave; Reed; Dawson; Morgan; M lop K I. to K; Hallman; Case; McFann; Beckman; Inman; McCarvel; Reyes ' If t? f -s •• Bottom Middle Row L Row L Row L i to R; , to R; Linayao: McCowan ; Mendiola ; Morabe ; Dequiroz; Hammonds; Horvath; Buckalew; Dewey; o R; Penny; Vasko ; Gravertte ; Armstrong; Townsend ; Smith: Hervey ; Wade; Davis; Thomas- Top ■■rtez; Brown; Broyhill; Tidd ; Burns; Downes; Duchesnea; Lynch; Mendiola S-3 DIVISION S-4 DIVISION Bottom Row L to R; MacCaslin, J.D.; Kent, H.R.; LTJG L.B. Taylor; Anderson R.G ; Justice, E.; Word, RT.; Middle Row L to R; Montery, M.D.; Colloms, L.A.; Sopha, J. A.; Janik, A. A.; Tyree, J.S. Jr.; Logan, T.J.; Top Row L to R; Stackhouse, J.W.; Pulaski, M. ; Pinkney, R.J.: Grey, L.S.; Costello, T.M.; Duchesne, J. if.t f% T - n Bottom Row L to R; Aquino, M.P.; Belgado. B.G.; Apelizan, CM.; Albayalde, B.B.; Cabucn, R.I.: l.iaiti: J D Cicio; Bartolome, L.C.; Bundang, A.V.; Andres, C. F.; Bolibol, R.G.; Batalla, M.G.; Middle Row L S • Barlolong, L.G.; Bongon, W.A.; Broas, A.E.; Asuncion, G.D.; Carter, M.A.; Antonio, F.B.; Castillo, O V- Agbuya, E.G.; Carig, B.L.; Betiong, G.R.; Blancaflor, H.B.; Top Row L to R; Abeno.ja, I. M. Baltar, P.B.; Calling, R.F.; Bautista, A.R.; Alcantara, M.E.; Adams, A.L.; Alarcon, R.C.; Alarcon, E.P. Balagtas, R.; Alo, B.A. S-5 DIVISION ;ta, E.M.; ENS L to R Bravo, J. B.; Borrero, Abutin, J.B.; Acuna, Q.; F. S-.- DIN ISION iJoUoiu in.H 1. t. IJ ; Iiiu. H. A.; C(K|uia. ' I ' .K. ; Koiitill. ' is. M.; Creenhdwarcl, J. T. ; llerrero, C. C; Castro. M.fi.; Fillorin A.; Ksleyhar. I.. I ' .; Coleman. W. (1. ; Dela Cruz. K.J.; Middle Row L to K; Lutap. J. V.; Gonzales, R. M.; Casal, R.C. Dela Rosa. N. R.: DaKsaan, J. M.; Cruz K.I). J.; Jensen. R. H. : Caunin. 1 ' . C; Cruz, T. L. : Laferriere. R. I ' . ; Feliciano. A. Joya, R. L. ; Top Row I, to R; Dela Cruz, A. A.; Lamira. V.H. ; Cruz. V. D. ; Lactao. R. V. ; Dechico. A. F- . : Howard. R. Cruz. K. v.; Cats ' uioa. I ' , C; Iranco. V. A.: GarinKan, R.C; Corpuz. A. A. V f f 1 ' f t % -1 - 1 tv . I i n f ? f y f % f? f % . 4 ' tt| ■' - ' J ' ' ftr. t i HBIfHHHIIHli jl Bottom Row i- o R; Morales, R. E. ; Ricks. R.C; Smith. A. L. ; Machen, S. ; Ramos, R.; Mamaba, F. ; Regala, J. ; Uma- guing, E.; Lub .g, S. ; Villanueva, A.; Middle Row L to R ; Serrano, E. 0. ; Papa, L. N. ; Reyes, M. P. ; Rodriguez, H. ; Murray, C; Sin, : on, F. C ; Membrere, T. F. ; Reves. L. F. : Ortega, F. A.; Top Row L to R ; Pineda, B. D.; Parani H S ; Pickett, D.L.; Neri. R.C; Salib, R. V. ; Pasco, R. ; Tulio, N.C; Rillera, P.P.; Novilla, F. G. ; Remo, S. C ; Pastor L S S-5 DIVISION S-6 DIVISION Bottom Row L to R ; Hart, J. H. ; Mckee, F. L. : Gaddis, D. E. ; Beagle, J. W. ; LT L. V. Akers ; Monigold. F. D ; Arlantko A • Hethcoat W N • Traversie, N. D. ; Siblev, L. E. ; Middle Row L to R ; Trinidad, J. : Holtmann, P. H. ; Davis, B. W. Nuckolls M R ■Alexander, C.B.; White, T. W. ; Rotunda, T. J. ; Stimart, R.R.; Wyman, E.C.; Brooks, R.W.; Wellock, E.A. Sari R L ;-SWdev, J L. ' ; Top Row L to R ; Poplin, J. A.; Driscoll, F G ; Christopher, a M., Sierras, E D.; Dickson, R. L. Bradford, J. E.; Jacobsen, J. A.; Connelly, R. B.; Brodbeck, R. J. ; C(.)bb, M. Jr.; Burgardt, E. b.; Graham, W. B.; Shonyo, G. G II DIVISION U; .1 1 o« I, .. H : Bulilman. L. W- . U-Kal, C. K. ; Ryan. R. J. ; LT J. F. Murphy. ; I.CDR I- . F. Bartlett. ; LT R. L. Rubottom • r.i ' lo , -■• uT ' -. ' O-Flaicrly.J.K.; Thomason. F. B. : Middle How L to K; Grimn.RM.; MitcheU W 1 T H V ;; rr ' Til . i ,7 ' -- J-. ' ' • - • ' • ■J.H.n.; Nleklrk. T.I ' ,; Tral.an. K. K. ; Top Row L to R; WeLrn: J H.. IfUM. H,.!.. Ulascnak. J. II.; Mrms. .I.M.; l nl„nsun. K.J.; Christy. il.C; Stevens..,!. J.L.R.: Farlaiul, J. U. t e « f ? t y J- - r % 3 % i ' Bottom Row L to R; Stell.ngs, T. D. ; Ricketson, T.C.; LT B.C. Bowen,; Leete, T.B.; Smith I Tod Row L to R ■Solano, G.F.; Andersen, R.L.: Scruggs, V.L.; Askms. L.C.; Elliott, T.E.; Shuck, D. K. H DIVISION )« . s ' « ll ' Bottom Row L to R; LT R. B. Kobs; LT J. W. Porter; LT P. T. McDavid; Potts, J. D. ; Middle Row L to K ; Leeson, J. C. ; Byrnes, J. J. ; Lerma, H. M. ; Whisenhunt, R. E. ; Loxterman, R. J. ; Top Row L to R ; Fotheringham, M. W. ; Glasser, D. F.; McNally, M.T.; Pierce, P. D. D DIVISION CARRIER AIR ELEVEN WINGl Sclu ' : M h ' h. ? • - ' c = Ih - Hamnton: CDR E.R. WUl.ams; LCDR R.G. Blackwood: LCDR D H Ton p f f •e. r- L.t« R; S.mmerman W.R.: LT A.M. Michaels; LT H.P.Muzik; LT A. D. Weaver ; Diggs. Th ' SsinrCauLbc ' ' ' - ' • • ' ' ' ' ' •• • ' ' ' • ' ' ' ' • ■= Brooks, J. W. Jr. ; ' Rof fk CAG 11 VF-213 CDR W. R. O ' CONNELI: Bottom Row L to R; Tech. Rep. R. E. Penberthy ; LCDR J.M. Caldwell; LCDR C.W. Sommers II; CDR J.H. Wilson: CDR W.R. O ' Connell; LCDR R.A. McMurthray ; LCDR R.C. Nicholson; Tech. Rep. R.S. David; Middle Row L to R; LTJG R.A. Gonzales; LTJG D.C. Anderson; LT D.A. McRae; LT C. H. Ivins; LT V. F. Warren; CAPT R.L. Waunch (USAF); LT W.J. Townsend; LTJG S.A. Cooper; LT R.A. Schiltz; TECH. REP. D. Toedebusch; LTJG S.J Loconte; Top Row L to R; ENS. J.C. West Jr.; LTJG D.C. Lewis; LTJG P.S. Roberts; LTJG J.C. Wagner; LTJG G.A. Genett; LTJG R.D. Kern; LTJG C.J. Kendrick; LTJG D.J. Yuhause; LTJG P.P. Riordan; LTJG A.L. Wise; LTJG J.D. Walcutt; LTJG H.R. Kruse; LTJG B.L. Frye; ENS CO. Wright Vr-213 1-2 I .{ K w r Io ' k ' ' Ws ' mV ' im ' ' - ' ' ' ' nli CRR J- Vy Wilson; Hudson. K.O.; CDK W. R. O ' Connel : Walker. V.L.; Middle ui M )■V ' i; ■• y ' f : ' • ■■' -- ' y- W. a. : Wright. J. O. ; Ashe. J. k. ; i-razier. H. K. Jr. ; Turner. (,. (.. Jr. ; r.m ' ;T ' n ' ' l- . ' ' ' = ' ' ' ' ' •■•( ' •: t:ru. T. L. ; Kvilsi.or. K. K. ; Uncle hill. U.S. Labouulelte. W. W. . H.nvcry. J. C. : llanipl.-n. C. L. ; Loniwro, M. M. : Alar.v.n, K. C. : MiHHinK : l«nacio. A. C. Jr. ; IJmaKuinK ■-J, ?s fj ' 9 ; • . ' 1l ' V f T t r Bottom Row L to R ; LCDR J. M. Caldwell : LCDR R. A. McMurtray : CAPT R. L. Waunch - USAF : LCDR W K Sullivan • LT P N Hatfield iVrp- nr ' p F - - ' ' ' ' TJG S. A. Cooper; LTJG B. L. Frye; A r f rf T r; , °- - ' ' ' - L°s n°s; Top Row L to R ; Birb, R.R.; Witcher W T ■Frazier H R Tr ' ReTnha ' rdt J L. ' ' ° - ' = Dale.C.R.,; Ba.rd, R. E. ; Kamradt L. A. Jr. ; Nichols J. A. ; Syd L R Jr?Son J. J. Jn ! VF.213 VF.213 Bottom Row L to R; LT C. H. Ivins; LCDR C.W. Sommers II; Howell, R. L. ; LTJG G.A. Gonzales; LT D.A. McRae LTJG S J Loconte- Middle Row L to R; Spell, P. E. ; Honaker, B.; Davis, R. J. ; Jones, W.L.: Mericle, M. F.; Engel, W.L. Norton, E. R. ; McGhin, G. E. ; Dean, J. F. ; Top Row L to R ; Dec, D. P. ; Herdon, J. M.: Lilley, R. R. ; Anderson, W. L. Jenkins, D. C. ' ; Cass, A. L. ; Megginson, O. I. ; Moss, J. Bottom Row L to R; Corter, T. R. ; Kovacs, R. A. ; Masliborn, F. M. ; Creech, J.D.; Profancik, E. R. ; Worcester, F.M.; Ridge, A. D.; Neel, R.O.; LT V. F. Warren; Middle Row L to R ; Rinker, J. A. ; Girouard, R.J. ; Barker, G.C. ; Lindsley, G.A. ; Bradford, J. R. ; Hatton, D.T. ; Thomas, W.L. ; Smart, J. G. ; Valdez, E.R. VF-213 vr.21. ' ? liolloni K(.« 1,1.. It; Piivlic, R.J.; Sulul.i, J.R.; Axt.F. 1).; Hiimdrclt, R.S.; LTJO I ' .S. K()l)crls ; L ' ljd H. k. Krusc; Meek L.l).; Sharp, IC.M.; IIi)l)bick, H.C.: Hanson, I). A.; Fivecoat, K.L.; Middle Kow L to K ; VVhiffen, K.; Dion,N.H.; Pitts, C.E. Hyard.M.S.: Clancy, V. F.; Necdham, W. 1).; Barnctt, T. W.; BumnKton, J.C.; Ik-avcrs, W.G.; Carlisle. L.R.; Gibson, B.E. Top Kow I. to |{: Hn.lKMii. V. K.; Harlan, K ' .J.; Lewis, K.M.; Meyrr, R.: McDonald, D.M.; Ives, W.R.; Gulick, A.L.; Giauner I ' I Ki, ' . M . . K ' .1 ; K Adoo, H. H.: ICaslcy, J, 1..; Thoinpson, P.. C; MinHin(f: Spear, R. W.; Armer, J. B.; Turner, G. G. } ' -4 ' .-. .L ' jii 1 -f 1 Bottom Row L to R ; LTJG J. C. Wagner ; Garland, J. E. : Middle Row L to R ; Pevton, E. M. ; Schitoskey, H. L. ; Whitford, R.L.; Weythman, W. B.; Neese, G. A.: Thomas, L. H.; Burnard, D. L.; Top Row L to R ; Munchel, R.R.; Weddle, B. D.; Gerlach, R. E.; Heimstra, F. A.; Izer, W. D.; Warren, L. G.; Hoffman, C. P.; Hernandez, R. VF-213 vr.2i3 Bottom Row L to R- Clair J.; Carroll, E.D.: LTJG A.L. Wise; Kikos, G.C.; ENS CO. Wright: Middle Row L to R; ?Sg LJ.; Caley! CG.T Allen, D.N.; Quinlan, J.J.; Dale. R.E.; Irvine, R.W.; Top Row L to R; Hebb, D.R.; Brow, N.W.; Aiken, ' J.L.; Doyle, H.R.; Closner, M.L.; Carson, J.R.; Thompson, B.C.; Sutton, J.L. vjf. f ) -f r ' i Bottom Row L to R; Soper, R.L.; Gilbert, D. A.; Brooks, R. A.; Lopez, R.; Bunch, W.A.; Johnson, R. H. ; Smith,,D.H.; LTJG A. Wise; Gore, M.; Hill, A. S.; Swartzlander, J. L. ; Minyard, B. L. ; Middle Row L to R ; Thompson, R.L.;iSteeprock, A ■Eaton, B. M. ; Marzloff , W. F. ; Harrelson, J. L. ; Davey, M. J. ; Parris, J. D. ; Poindexter, S. ; Herrmann, R. C. ; Rabalais, B. ' C. ; Rogers, R. J. ; Sosbe, L. V. ; Top Row L to R ; Gates, W. W. ; Broadnax, F. ; Chambers, R. W. ; Edwards, O. L.; Ashley, D. ' M. ' ; Johnson, R. L. ; Evans, G. W. ; Turpin, C. E. ; Larson ; Gagne, E. N. VF-213 VF.21 3 MM. ' , ' • ' ' : ' ' ■' ■' ' ' .RI ' -; Smith, V.W.: Evans, CD.; LTJG J.C. Walcutt ; Reynolds, R.E.; Monroe J R ■J ' ' ' ,: ' r l , =, S? ' ' ' ; ' , J- ' •- ■;:r ' ' - • ' ' - ' • ' •edcrickson. W. C. : Schroees. J. I). ; Kecd. C. D. : Cranf, I, I ' .C k!- Hal- ' c,son. K.. ku.Mll. .II).; M.nuuv,. M.(,.; Uradtunl, AC: Top Row L to R; Montoya. G. ; Lister. L.C; Haylor A F ■' ' 1 ' ' I ' ' i, l■|l . K.J.; Harney, J.F-;.: Jeffreys, G.W. ' ' f ' T ' ' Bottom Kov. Toedebusch, Flores, F. E. P.T.; Rios, J. W. ; Abel, F-213 ; W ' MHHi R • • ?■- -J ' V - - -Jf ' ' 1°° ' J- C- • ENS J. C. West ; Simmon, J. W. ; Pharoah, R. J., Jr ; !). Middle Row L to R; Madsen, W. J. ; Glowaeki, T.A.; Castruccio, J. R. ; Thacker J L ■Geer L L ' e- ; Bibeau, H T Kemath. P.J Philips, R.W.; Mallick. A. G. : Graves, J R. Top Row L to R; Doughty ' R.O.; Jones, D.M.; Brackeen, J.E.: Krueger, W.C: Vargo, T. A.; Lehane J B ougmy. K....; Piccolo, J. v.; Shoemaker, L.L. Reed, R.C.; Michelinie, Bottom Row L to R ; LTJG W. E. Buenzli ; LTJG G. D. Jones ; LT W. D. Bradshaw , LT H. D- ' ely . LT W K Klumpp II, LCDR J. W. Rademacher: CDR H. L. Halleland ; CDR T. P. McGinnis , LCDR M N. Guess, LCDR D- R A hby . LT K E. Templeton; LT W. G. Blunt; LT N. W. Smith; LT S. L. Veralhs; Top Row L to «! LTJG DO. Walton ENbE J. Niemiec; LTJG T. L. Mailman; LTJG J. W. Duffy; LT B. C. Bowen ; ENS R O. Berry ; ENS D. L. Jordan ; LTJG D J. Coker LT R E Pile ; LT C. A. Borine ; ENS D. W. Monk ; LTJG R. Blake ; LTJG J. E. Eyre ; LT H. C. Schmidt , ENS W. T. Wright VF-114 VF-114 Layne, G. I ; Johnson, V E. ; McCoIlum P. M. ; Condon, H. J. ; Youhr, A. W. ; Lind, W. A. : Middle [tow L to R ; Schweder K.L Haitlett I.W.: Reeves. S.h.: GoodK-ame. B. L.; Pearson. H.: Hardv, R.H.; HildcrhnnKi, S. I.. : VillcKas B F ' Top Kow I, to |{: C;, h,.,-r, J. K.: Cnndri.-Mv | . ; R, , -n ] ■T:, • ., ' (•■!•• ' •, , H.A.; Vi,,.,, . - 1 : Woods ' , s! k! ; ' 7 .-,£ ' i ' 1 J% ,.w. -v:«4 f g tt - i«NiWiur,ji LCDR T w T? H Tn ' f; nh ' ' ? ' ' ' T- - ' ' d ' ' «• J- TJO J. E. Eyre: LTJG D. O. Walton; LhwediV R r Sj ' p - o ' o ' ' ' o J T.L.,Mallman; ENS R. O. Berry; Johnson, V.E.; Goodrich, B.L.; G K RnVw R ' V ow V f ' -I- - ' Johnson, K.E.; Rohlman, M. D.; Allen, J. R.; Lubcker, H. K. ; Schissler. T m ' - ' M..iv r V p k ' - x; ' J c n -H ° ' ' ' ' ' • • ' P ° L t« R ' Means, M. W.; Moore, B.D.; Kehoe, J. M., Massey, CO.; Rayburn, K.R.; Sullivan, R.J. VF.114 F-114 ,T I T A r ■T,-,,a - M R • T nrdemann B T ' Norrod, H. J. ; Freeman, C. E. Cochran, J. H., Leroux, v.c, v orner, j. j. S!To. ' ' toR?Dibarg 6 ' Keefe, R. P. ; McHale,H.C.; Smith, D.R.; Hernandez, J. A. T. DuilirUl. W. P.; Sims, A. D. ; Keck, B. T. ; Bonnell, W.l. w yss i rrr ' ' ' ' J ' r. -?U f  - I A vW V - ITn sf i rrr ' ' ' Bottom Row L to R; Carpenter, L.L.; Goodgame, B.L.; Young, A.W.; LT W. F. Klumpp II, ENS WT right ; Hai y, R H.; Casbeer, J.E.; Bonar, L.J.: Middle Row L to R ; Barnett, D.W.; Large, R A.; Anderson, A.J Secor W.M., Fay, D.J.; Terrell, S.P.; Spiegel, E.W.; Bickmore, G.L.; Hopko, R.M.; Top Row L to R; Garner, R.W Reidy, aP., Booker, E.W.; Sakonyi, R.A.; Bucher, G.D.; Pullman, P.P.; Patentreger, W.A.; Counts, R.E.; Mu-am, W.A., Treffert, J.W.; Patterson, M.R. yF-114 VF.114 Bottom Kou Llo l{; Stnu ' lo. IC. R. ; Mudd, W. A. ; McCormick, H. I). ; WriKlit, J. K. ; Richardson, J- .L.; I.T S. L. Vernallis ■I ' carson. II.; liullis, J. L. ; Duvine, R. L. ; Campbell. T. R.; AndL-rson. H. Jr.; Snowden, R.M.; Middle Row L to K ; TombridKc ' h.W.: (.ivr, I). F. ; Fichl ciimaycr, G.W.; Ilartke, R. K.; Rossi, R.K.; Johnson, L.; Matlucks. 1). A.; Carroll () J • Lewis ' J. P..; Top Row I. to11{; l ' ,.rmaii. D.I..; Si r. ' hl..w. S. VV. ; Hodi ' ,-, | W; M:,ilii-, !, V.; Flvnn, T.M.; Ualsinj AP ' C ■- :, ' . !■r.;i:il..ii. I) U , Sliil„ ' ir...::. ' l- W. K. • •. 4 rnM)rir f V ' l ' Ji ; ■, 1 i iC. W ' iiiliW. Bottom Ro%v !, to R; Brown, J. D.; Patterson, R. W. ; Villeqas, B. F. ; LTJG R. Blake ; Bartlett, T. W. ; Stuber J E • Peters DG; Middle Row L to R ; Rohlik, A. M. ; Bonter, D. P. ; Cavanaugh, L. T. ; Hvinden, R. N.; Collins, M. D. ; Strickland, E. j ; Top Row L to R ; Schuette, P. E. ; Parks, M. A. ; Jensen, G. F. ; Johnson, D. R. ; Schmidt, F. M. ; Thompson, G. W. ; Ernst, K. R. . - . VF.114 VF-114 Bottom Row L to R ; McHale, J. T. ; Jones, B. G. ; LTJG D. J. Coker ; Winters, S. R ; Kellett, K. A. ; Bass, G. S. ; M ddle Row L to R; Haskins, H. C. ; Strickland, L. D. ; Fears, S. ; Godwin, G., Johnson, T A. , Nek ewicz J L. ; Roney, LR ; Moore J M • Top Row L to R ; Howell, D. C. ; Ballard, J. L. : Bland, H. N. ; Conner, M. ; Albertson, K. W. ; Brogan, M. P. Bottom Row L to R ; Chandler, E. L. ; Taylor, H. A. ; Zykowski, J. J. ; Jones, V. R. ; Stender, D. J. ; Layne, G.L. ; ENS D L. Jordan- Armstrong, J. B.; Rolfes, H.A.; Osborne, A. R. ; Thorpe, L.J. ; Hayden, T.K.; Aldridge, J. A. ; Given, K A.; Middle Row L to R ; Penniman, W. A. ; Beargeon, R. L. ; Greer, J. R. ; Craig, W. P. ; Stephens, L. E. ; Jessen, J. T. ; Miller, J H.; Sundstrom, A.D.; Hampton, E.E.; Chamblin, L.W.; Top Row L to R; Ford.W.S.; Stewart, T. E. ; Bolton, W.M.; Roop ' e, J. W. ; Arrey, H. G. ; Brown, J. R. ; Escobedo, P. T. ; Mace, R. L. VF-114 VF-lll Hottoin Kow L to R ; Boozer, IC. W. ; Wood, K. A. ; Kobcrls, J. I). ; KNS W.T. WriKlil ; Oison, A. H. ; Richards. C. M. ; Mclish J. W.: Middle Row L to K; Cantwell, (I.T.; Lebow. C. K.; Dyroff, J. K.; Bland, K.L.; Sabrsula, T.L.; Hawkins, B. K.; Vauuhaii. J.T.: Top |{ow I. to R; Bledsoe, I ' .; Thompson, L. D. ; Stone, T. F. ; Joyce, T. D. ; flavida. R.; I ' ozcL ' a W I • Jon, . W. U V t lg f|fj|;ti . afA rrf  t ' t - %■Bottom Row L to i ; ENS D. W. Monk; Lmd, W. A.; Middle Row L to R ; Mills, S.J. ; Seymour T. M • Duff R A Baldwin, R.L.; Becicer, J.W.; Smith, D.E.; Todd, C.R.; Top Row L to R; Yee, R.; Westcott, B.E.: Salchow C.W ' Ballard, H.J. VF-114 Bottom Row L to R; LT C. Cater; LTJG F. Marlow ; LT F. J. Metz.; CDR J E Keller : DR R H- Ha • LCDR L A Mdvenzie; LT W. Curtis; LT E. M. Roemish; LT W.R. Westerman; LCDR R. F. Weimom; LCDR JX Ell .on LTJG j. Murra;; LTF.Wagn;r; LTJG F.J. Walz; TopRowLtoR; LTJG J NL Bell , LCDR R H Cookg,n, Johnson ; LTJG D. A. Kinzel ; LCDR E. E ; Austin ; LTJG A. L. Lederman ; LCDR J- S Sahsbury ' J E- D tahel LCDR W P. Yarbrough; LT J.T. Been; ENS. W.B. Nickerson; LTJG B. E. Westin; LCDR R. G. Blackwood, LIJG i.A. Schroeffel; LTJG J.D. Dobberteen; ENS R.C. Bucholz; ENS B. D. Crosson VA-85 VA.HS , u ' M T : ,? . ? ' •, ' ■•;, ;.• M ' n ' I ' ll ' .V.J.; M.iupin. I-.K, ; I.CDR H. 11. Cooks.....: I.TJG A. I,. I.tderman,; Mill.! ii , ' ■;™W -I I-: S....1.. IM-.: Mi ll,. llo« ' I. to It ; S«ml.,« y. 1(. J. : r.al.dlc. W. M. ; WiiKcs. W.W.: Maddox J I) ■■f- ' l --r .-., II ■■■' l,,.|.c.: Top llov. ' 1, lo U; McClaio, J. M. ; Souchck. M,I(.; Davis J l ' ■' ■' l.viT, (..A , i s. J. II. ; Cl.ci.oy, 1(. D. ; Swam. i;. W, t - t  ' 3L ' - ; W - '  3?Vt4-- Racach R W M n i b ' A f C.L Later; LTJG F.J. Marlow; Pittman, F. J. ; Scank, K. B. ; Middle Row L to R ; D F Mui - r ' ' - V.? ' !? ' ' V.- Gann, K.R.; Brown, R. W. ; Constantine, B.C.; Hanson, R. E. ; Tavlor f J T bor A R FlS w ' p r ' Tr E- ' b. J. V. ; Top Row L to R ; Burggraf, CD.; Smith, N. M. ; Godsel Rozzi, R.L ■' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' • • ' ' ■' ° ' -J- ' ' i ' kroy, R.; Douglas, P.H.; Bayles, R.F.; VA.85 VA-85 „ x.r. j TTr-TTT?A r PnpmiQh ■Tnhal T D • Saxton O. : Middle Row L to R ; Aitchison, W. C. ; ItTn rE ' SlLn ' ' Dl ' FVinMe. ' ' l J- A- : Danovitch W. A. ; Top Row Lt R;•S k; W Soc Howell, J. F.; Thomas, J. R.; Threfall, T. T. : Sn.th.R.L.: RosnborouRh. L.J. ; Gaughran, J. E. ; Crisci, L. A. Bottom Row L to R; Wood.D.L.; Gruen, H. H. ; LTJG D. A. Kinzel. ; Frank, W.P.: Middle Row L to R; Da cy, J. T MeKR.H.; McCarty, C. M. ; Abegg, A. ; Billie, R. ; Blake; Torres, G. A. ; Walsh, R. ; Top Row L to K Trujillo R. . Corrigan, R.F-; Musser, C. W. ; Cain, R.R.: Weeks. H. E. ; Johnson. D. M. ; Neveu. G. P. ; Crawford, F. E. ; Cambria, R. Hill, L. VA-85 VA-8i I{. ltom Row L t« K ; Ross. J. D. ; LCDR K. K. Austin ; Rapp, N. B. : Mills, C. W. ; Top Row L to R ; Dinnen. J. C. ; Sellers IK.: ll.uk, k .: H;uiian;iii. C. R. ; Wheeler. H. D. ; Russell. CM.; JenniiiRS. J. D. ; Ledoux. N. R. ijt ' i ilU - ' I adiir. ' . yg , ' A ivpri rV pi ° ' !■t -i ' ' ' ■' ,■' ' •■' ' ■■■=■■Barcelona, D.M.; LTJG F. Wagner; Top Row L to R; McPeak C ft. , Psndergrass. L.E.; Battle, J.i Perry, D.C.: Moehle, L.P.; Clark, I.K.; Dyer M A • Churchill F I • Sutton, J.E.; McEvoy, J. E.; Ditto. J.R.; Trinkk, G. D. ; Legasse, P. A.; Frariey, K. E Churchhl, F.J., VA.85 AA-85 T X D u p T • hprl- R n • Gersoach R A ; ENS B. D. Crosson, ; Phares, G. B. ; Foljahn, R. L. ; Top R owT to R- ltha bT ' Rui ' Dl cti;f nT; Bonninghausen, A.; Logvin, M. ; Dewey, R. W ; Collison. D. A.; ? LLn.R:AfxL gan:M.C.; McClelland, R. S. ; Titus. T. J.; Pennington, R. ; Mason, J. L. ; Casale. N. ; Green, A.M., Mobley, J.W. ; Brown. T. W. Rottom Row L to R • Jennings H. E. ; Wilon, C. R. ; ENS B. D. Crosson : Tataranowicz, Y. T. ; Allison, T. D. , StornaWe fp Top Row L to ' R; Gr?en, A.M.; Schwartz, R. P. ; Pippin, M.L ; Hosticka, P J. , Pennn ton. R. ; Co by J. E. Wilhoit, H ; Harris, C. M. ; Eoljahn, L. R. ; Westbrook, J. H. ; Finowski, S. C. ; Marcinowski, C. J. ; Davis, W. T. , Astin, N. D. Mobley, J.W. VA-85 VA-as Hotlom |{„« I t., U : (;„||. J.K.; Schmidt. C.VV.; r.rimUi, F, A.: M, nninH.,,, R.J.; Uricker CJ- Tou Ko« I tok- y . : s-ffi i il Bottom Row L toR; Sutton, D.C.; Lott, C.H.; McClain, CD.; Schultz TL- Stern TM- MiddlP Row I J L Nas?; D f°F ° ' ' ' • ' • n - . ' °J ' ' - - S ' ' ' - ' J-L- N,elsen V-.C.; ' Coove ' rt aa; Sson W L • Krom H t 6 VVpr tT ' ' p ° Top Row L to R; Baut.sta, A.R.; Rodriquez, H.R. Isom J. F.; Bowman ' Krom, H.S., Carter, J. C; Robicheaux, N. P.; Brown, A.; Brooks, S.H.; Denny, W.R.  iudu, VA.85 to R; Gass, W.G.; VA.85 Bottom Row L to R; McClain, CD.: Washington, J.; Middle Row L to R; Ilardo, J.S.; Davies. D.C.; Glush, CD.; Derden, P.R.; Wagner, E.M.; Martin, W.J.; Parl er, L.G.: Top Row L to R; Abplanalp, R.R.; McCauley, D.W.: Lewis, T.P.; Koechlein, P.E.; Richard, D.E.; Sadlo, K. E. I{ AI|.|.J Hottom Kow L to It; LT J. P. O ' Shea : LT F. B. Bransom ; LT R. R. Renner; LCDR R. A. Daum ; CDR C. L. Putnam CDR K ' .W. .Vkl.ain Jr.; I.CDK J. L. GrilTni : LCDR A.J. Perrella ; LCDR J. R. Brittain ; Top Row L to R ; LTJG A w ' Foster; LTJ(; U. H. Kstes; LTJG J. M. Ilurlbcrt ; LCDR R.J. (iueen ; LT J. L. Morgan: LT P. A. Stokes; LTJ(; J Walters ; LTJG G. A. Conistock ; LTJG J. B. Katona ; LT T. VV. Makela. ILS : tftttt t Bottom rvow L to R; Fiarce, G. B. ; Lee, G. E. ; Willis, J.C; Dove, R. F. ; Heald. J.W.; Willford, C. F. ; Brabban C R • Aiello, A. A. ; Burkhardt, W. R. ; McNulty, J. ; Pickens, J. R. ; Top Row L to R ; Legat, C. S ■Jagger E P ■Vines D W ■McClure, P. D. : Slayton, G.C. : Parkerson, B.B.: Poole, W. E. ; Golden, K. F. ; Moore, A. H. • Rackensoerge ' r G a ' - Riba ' M.J. ; Priest, D. A. p s , . ., , RVAH.13 RVAH.13 Bottom Row L to R ; Aiello, A. A. ; Brabban, C. R. ; LCDR R. A Da.mi ; LT K A. Nichols ; Burkart W. R Mooie, A. H. , Middle Row L to R; Jay, R.J.; Smith, W. H. ; Henderson, F. E. ; Rough. P. W., Jr.; Garmer R D Ba.nett, L. E., II Top Row L to R; Panunzio, D. H. ; Eller, J. R. ; Watson, L. E. ; Lyles, P. Ill,; Turner. A. H. , Bailey, E. F. Bottom Row L to R ; Wilson, H. H. ; Rix, R. D. ; Rackensperber, G. A. ; Heald, J. W. ; LT P. A. Stokes ; Dove, R. F ; Bain, W B • Tatum, B. L. ; Chambers, R.L.; Top Row L to R ; Stiner, M.J.; Sowers, J. E. ; Grumboski, L. E. ; Hartkopt, M. h,. , Grant, R.D.; Coyne, J. J.; Howe, E. A. ; Rempel, D. A. ; Warren, J. T.; Heacock, J. D. ; Goldsmith, P. L. ; Lopes, L.L; Clifford, P. R. ; MacNish, R. N. RVAH.13 UVAIIl.J Holtom Kow L to K; Harrison, J. K., Jr.; Watson, J. T. ; Romine, H. V.. Jr.; Willis, J. C; LT F. H. Bransom • Bain W B • 1 liumpsun, M. W. ; ' I r.-nsnard, 1). K. ; Lawson, C. H , Jr. ; Top Row L to R ; Saylor, C. K. ; Patlison. L. I). ; Carpenter K I Rulnnl, U U ' ; Kinn, L. K. ; Ducoing. W. J.; Paul. J. M. ; Anderson, M. C. ; Girardot, T. K. ; Kend:ill, J. H. Haakinson ' ■M ' K ' ■: . I . K ' . II. ; Staton, J. W., Jr. Bottom ho« L to K: Mc Donald, S. E. : Pierce. G. B. ; LT T. W. Makela ; Rickens, J. V. ; Havnees, B. E. ; Middle Row L to R; Man. F.: Ciardullo. R. W. ; Chester, L. G. ; Bainter, J. L. ; Limer, W. E. : Wormington, W. T. ; Duckworth J C • Lrossley. D. v . ; Beets. T. L ; Kraiter, D. J. : Lux, M. M. ; Top Row L to R ; Reganall, R. D. ; Nyman, E. G. ; La Nous, H. M., Jr. ; Maurer, R. F. ; Rowe, R. H. ; Cromer, B. R. ; Beavers, D. M. ; Croakman, D. L. ; Molenaar, J. P. ; Williams, S. J RVAH-IS RVAH-13 Bottom Row L to R; Youngquist, M. E. ; McCoy, J. L. ; McClure, P. D. ; LT J. P. O ' Shea; Cosby, A . B . Ill; Ward, D.R. Middle Row L to R ; Michaud, E. A. ; Marquez, R. V. ; Love, L. L. ; Harper, V. G. ; Ciccarelli, E P. ; Troxell. R. K. Nettles, A. J.; Egan, D.G.; Saxton, R.L.; Cook, W. D. ; Top Row L to R ; Ryan, R. M. ; Denlea, J. F. ; Hoffman, J.L. Kowis, E.J. ; Griffin, D.E. ; Hyman, R.I. ; Hedrick, J. D. ; Davidson, J.C. RVAH-13 I{ ll-l.{ lio.tom Ko I ,,. K: Sliassel. I K.; Mdhnuso, M.J.; McG.sh, L. K. ; kiba. M.J.: LTJ(; J. Walters; Parkerson B F . ' ' •W: ' :,! ' ' ' ' ■: B rcl. W.T.; I.omenkk. J. A. ; Crane. K. K. ; Hnulluv..,t.- 1) T ll.uls,.l s | i..,„,i,;,, [ 7 C r:iiii, J. I , I : I ] ■' | .. J. ' -• « V- -if4tj¥., i .- - A . 1 ' 1 Ton ' ' L- J ' r at r A - ' r u ' ' J- - ' at, C.S.; LTJG J. H. Hurlburt ; Bramwell. L. E. ; Thomason F B lop :io« L to R; Mc Cord, W.iN.; Fuller, CD.: Rudd, D. G. : Samuels, S. L. : Potts, R. L ■Lafon J M • Rickers ' T E Walden, J.d., Jr.; Duehren. J.E.; Brenner, B.W.; Brown, J.W.; Aldrich, R. W. Missing; Jones R R RVAH-IS RVAH-13 D « D T t R. rinvi- W F ■Priest D A ■LTJG A. W. Foster; Preipke, C. E. ; Nadolina, B. W. Jr.; Top Row LlTRXn!:ln : D epuy;. E.-; SSi, LA. ' ; ' Fox, E.L.; Newsom. H. G. ; Brockett, B.P. ; Z.arnko. L. F. ; Johnson, E.N. Bottom Row L to R - Janik, A. A. ; Greenhoward, ' J. T. ; LTJG G. A Comstock ; St Amour, A J ; San os, P;M j,, Kow L to R ; Carpenter, W. V. : Dunn, C. J. ; McCarthy. M. C. ; Isenburg, G. W. ; Dalton, J. K. , Rowe, J. R. , Tilley b U Nevvcomb, M. L. ; Howard, R. ; Top Row L to R ; Alarcon, E. P. ; Tulio, N. C. ; Rodriguez, E.; Fleming, T.E., III, Cook. T. J. ; Walsh, J. P. RVAH-13 l vii-i;{ I..-fl t,. Ki rl.t: Minor. K.. .: Kozanski, I). J, Urown, U.O, Thiel. R.N.: Brown. A.M.; MiHBinR; Milhem. ' .• . . A.G VAW-11 K.J.Bertsch; ENS W.G. Dubois; LT L. S. Coder; LTJG K.A. McCluskey ; LT J.D. Hays Bottom Row L to R; Labitona, A.; Mornson, G.; Wells, C.F.; Henke, A. A.; Middle Row L to R; Perez, C F- Ha s ,; L.; Frick, J.L.; Maxwell, W.R.K.; Clark. J.R.; Johnson, R.L.; James, D. W. ; Ro , R J.; Pernera A.E., Macauto, J. Grav, V.J.; Harlan, G.B.; Bottoms, E.C.; Top Row L to R; Rettig C H ; Rivard C J. ; Blakely J. F Bogan, W C Darnels, D.F.; Whelan, C.L.; Sarqmst, H.C.; Perry, D.C.; McNamara, J.F.; Lmosey,A.D.; Bond,C.T.. Biel.R.C, Parker J.L. YAW-11 V -t I Bottom Ro L to R Robertson. J,N.. Buie G K Sef T E Mcrrff ' T ' %? ' ? ' ' ■°- ' = ' ■' « ' ==• O ™ ' J ' ' Garrv. L J.; ?.j;f7 v ,%-rl Hooft, A.D., Grabsk., R.E.: ashkus, J.; Andreasen, J.J.; Johnson, J.T.; Goza, T.L ; Day aC B.D.; Stell, C. H. J.R.; Scovill, R.r VAW-ll VAW-11 Mach, K.— GAEC; Miniter, M.— GAEC; Kirmes, A. GAEC; Barbery, J. -GAEC: Frasher, C— GAEC; Holmes, J.-GAEC; Barbery, W.-GAEC: Bergdahl, L.-GAEC; Wieland, R.-LITTON; Lenzo, M. -GAEC; Hoover, R.-ALLISON VA-I I A ! V , ' ;r ' ■' ' • ' ; ' . ' ;■: ' ;• ' ' ' • ' - -■■' ■' • • = ' i -l«; -tl)K K.S. Willcu; CDRJ. Abbott; CDK 11. M. DUMv T u ii M ' [• ' S ' , VV ' -. ' -f ' - • ' - ' ' ' -• ' ■• ' ■« : I ' T J.I-. Murphy; Top Kow L to K; LCDK K.J. Rypcl ' .1 J.I. lIiiKhbanks; R.C Shubort; I.T A. V. Churnez ; LT K. J. NauKht.,,, ; LT I). K. Itter ; LTJG (i. B. Grabarino •. ' [ Jy - - ' ' ' i- ' i: I ' I I ' A. Acla.ns; l.-|J(; W. C. Bowes; LTJG A. 1-. Johnson; LTJG G. G. (ireenamyer FNS -1 769 dJS ' iS Bottom Row L to R ; Wood, F. F. ; Gettmgo, J. C. Jr.; LTJG J. F. Walch ; LCDR R.J. Rvpel ; LT P dams • LT BV AlSn W c ' - ' r ' V I ' r f ' ■' ■' ' • ' V ' ' ' «o ' CaruUi.T.R.; Harmon; ' ?.; Gavigan, J L Smith. TonRow I t„ R P. ' ? n p ir T i- - S f- ; - ' Hendnx.R.; Johns, R.A.; Caruthers, D. E. ; Sevbert, G. A. J J.XLd, S L?SsfeV W.?Se -[;i ' Fnedenre.ck.R.; Melton, D. C. ; Martino, A. J.-III; Young. VA.113 VA-113 „ ,, „ I , R. Primps W T ■LCDRR S WiUett; LCDR K. I. Lassey ; LTJG A. E. Johnson ; Middle Row L to R : LTa cr s ' :r; pors ' crc:s ieve ' ;°C.]:jr H. i,e,,. G. F Ha„, J. F Winder, L.E.; Top Row L „ R; M.ers B. H. ; Woodall. R, E. : Brewer, J. C, ; Campbell, ], M. ; Bell, W- R. ; McComas, G. C. Bottom Row L to R ; Walker, J. D. ; Woods, M. : McCutcheon, W. H. , LT P. A Adams . LTJG R J. Phillips ; Garthvv ke R.L.; Brooks, D.L.: Middle Row L to R ; Wilbern, D. D. ; R ley, R. M. ; Peloach, J. C. ; Taylor, R. L ; Gibson, B E Jones, R.J.; Pozgay, J. P. Jr.; Top Row L to R ; Stineman, L. G. ; McPhee, M. A. ; Pertzborn, N. ; Amos, T. ; Galassi, P. J., Azei, F. D. ; Gazzam, R. F. Jr. VA-113 V A-l |.{ Pl - S SSiEHHI- - VA-llS VA.113 Bottom Row L to R; Opdahl, J. P.; Chisholm, B.L.; Strickland, D.W.; Meehan, F.P.; LTJG W.C. Bowes; Cathcart, W.H. Ricks, R.C. : Reece, R. : Top Row L to R; Liberman, D. E. : Davis, K.P. ; Warren, MX. ; Hicks, J.B. ; Meinhold, E. L. Overton. S.B.; Lusardi, J.F.: Perry, T.A.; Tliomas, J. D. y 7696 • ' A - - .Xw VAII-l Holtom Row L to K; RNS R.A. Williams; Massncr. R.H.; PukIi, K.W.: Malone, D.V.; Riley, J.C: LTJG DO Mazy lo|) l(o« L t„ K: l.CDR I.. R. Kvcnlt; I.TjC I.. M. Jordan; I,CI)R R. L. Kranke; LCIJR II. W. Herrigstad; LClJR W.A C.lasson; l.TjC ,|.l.. l.iiull 9 Bottom Ko« L to K; Lrouch. W.H.; Hoffman, P.F.; Harris, K.B.; Blodgett, W.L.; Malone, D. : Me ner RH ' Isherwood D P. ; Curry, M. A. : Smales, D. ; Chellevv, R. E. ; Albright. J.C; Middle Row L to R ; Zelk. ' W. P. ; Weast, RX.; Hooker, G.W.; Brenneman, L.G.; Suchy, A. J.; Toler, R.W.; Beebe, K.F.; Simpson, W.D.; Melton G.S.; Cooper G A.; Capes, E.J.; Top Row L to R; Wells, J.R.; Lewder, R.N.; Rowe, J.D.; Miller, L.N.; Wright B.C.; Jarrell, D.R.; Thomas, J.G.; Burgess, N.K.; Davis, D.G.; Harp, D.C.; Vanner, R.B. VAH.4 YAH-4 Bottom Row L to R; Kennedy, D. K.; Spencer, J.L.: Quinn, R.J.; Shelton, W. H.: Moore, J. M.; Wykoff, R.D.; Simmons, J., Jr. ; Redle, H. E. ; Seidelman, J. A. ; Schoeffler, J. L. ; Middle Row L to R ; Joya, R.L. : Carver, J.T. ; Olson, R. J. ; Kreinbrink, C. V.: Kelsey, G. W.; Moreno, W. R.: Knutson, J. J.; Reynolds, D. L. ; Schmid, J. M.; Sutton, J. V.; Top Row L to R; Forrest, P. A.; Green, J. M.; Bird, M. E.; Smith, H. Jr.; Jackson, J. E.; Benedict, T. S.: Lock, E. R. -iir Hottoin K..« I, to It: l.rjd M. II. Tinker Jr.; LTJCi R.J. Uciitl : LTJd K. 1). Arthur; LTJC; G. A. Kalcmber ; I.TJG W 1,. Iromii; I.IJC, K.H. Moore, LTJC. R.C. I.etourncaii ; LTJCl R. V. Rnseqiiist ; LTJG J. V. Salter ; LTJG IJ. A. Butler Top K«w I. to K: KNS ' . . Irwiii ; I I C. K. Turner: LCDR C. R. Tabrum; LCDK J. K. Jones; LCUR M. A. Benero; CDR M.C.Cook: CDR 11. C. Bailey: LCDR R.j. Simonic; LCDR CM. Johns; LT K.C. Marvin; LTJG B. S. Kakin ; LTJG A. K. Hoover Bottom Row L to R ; Miller, H. J. : Swanson, L. A. ; LTJG J. H. Salter ; LTJG D. A. Butler ; Behling, N. F. ; Top Row L to E : Dicioccio, A. R. : Priddv, M. L. : Vinson, H. J. : Tunis, M. J. ; CampbsU, L. E. ; Korevaar, A. G. S. H. ; Delashmu t. D.G.: Prince, W. J. : Ramirez, E.G. yerly, R. C. ; Marubayashi, VA.115 322 YA-llS Bottom Row L to R ; Davis. M. W. ; LTJG J. H. Salter ; LTJG D. A. Butler ; Wilson J. E. ; Middle Row L to R ; Humphrey. D K ■Crigeer A P ■Massoni, M. K. ; Campbell. L. E. ; Thomas, W. K. : Koleuaar, A. G. ; Gray, H. N. ; Top Row L to R , Holt ' . ' C; Vinson. ' H.J.; Priddy, M. L. ; Paksi. J.; Buckles, R. E. ; Thomas. E. A. ; Hepp, CD.; Looper, R. L. ; Delashmutt, D. G. ' l ' ' - 1 5 f 1 ■! tt- -til Bottom Row L to R; Lupcz, K.; Davidson, F.J.; LTJG B. S. Eakin ; McBee, J. L. ; Bonn, R. L. ; Middle Row L to R ; Heselbach, N. A.; Macsata, A. W.; Dorn, E. P.; Ashby, M.T.; Collins, H. B.; Anderson, N. K. ; Dively, J.R.; Green, G.J.; Grier, W. T. ; Reynolds, W. R. ; Top Row L to R ; Almany, K. G. ; Irvin, R. E. ; Lippincott, R. C. ; Valerio, R. A. ; Giesbrecht, C.R. ; Sandguist, D. L. ; Meade, C. W. : Jankewicz, C. P. ; Schliemann, M. A. ; Ball. E. A. VA-115 • rr swm m VA-llS Hottom K..« I, l ) K; Wilsnii. J.K.; Garret. VV.J.; l.TJC M. H. Thinker Jr.; LTJCl fl.A. Kaleml)er. Wells, H.A.; Hettes, R.C.: Top Kow L to K; Watkins, B.J.; Domin uez. A.K.; Kotecki. L.S.: Grayum J.I).: Hamp. G.K.. Miller. IJ.L.; llanifv. A. J.; Hickerson. J.K.: Wild. R.V. t itSiiMu; Bottom Row L to R; Wilburn, H.G.; Cocannover, G. E.; Simpson, J. M.; Carney, R. D.; Collins, G.E.; Middle Row L to R; Ballenger, R.L., Freer, R.B.; Norwood, S.L.: Graves, R.V.; Aka, D.K.; Dixon, D.A.: Ploog, G .H.; Gomez, R.P Frioli, M.E.; Ledtje, R.L.; Hall, M.B.: Rose, E.P.: Top Row L to R; Parker, L.C.: Mormando, F.L.; Turner, E.S Fowler, O.G.: Adams, J.L.; Holt, J. R.; Chapman, W.A.; Phelps, J.R.; Givens. R.L.; Kautz, W.J.; McDaniels, R.L Margiotta, J.M. VA-llS Bottom Row L to R; CDR D.P. Bradv; CDR W.P. Ferguson; CAPT J.S. Roth: CDR J. S. Hahn; CDR W. W. Gay; Top Row L to R; LCDR J.R. Douglas; LCDR M.W. Parsons; LCDR R.S. Firey; LCDR CM. Weil; CDR W.B. Nevius; LCDR W.H. Hagensick; LCDR J.P. Bowers; LCDR R.L. Grant; CDR CD. Cullison; CDR J.R. Geary; LT R.J. Schlaff CCD 5 CTF 77 ' ■l i ' iii Jl,__. ' ' . ' t. IHJtL., :(;i)r ci i 77 Hollom K..« I. to K; Davis, li.J.; Desaussuif ; Kliir ' . J. ; Meyer, k. I,. ; liantay, K. I Middle |{(, I, to |{ ; I ' arker.J.A. Lorlield. A. H.; liailiekl. K.L.: Zcfliro. M.P.: Templeton. B. L.; Torres. K.N. ; Uirlinski. J. k. . lop K . I, t |{ ; lieelcr, C. W. Ipock, C.T. ; Byrd. K.K.; Uppcrmaii, B. B. ; Johnson, K. A. ; Ayers. F. K. ; ToUiver, VV.J. W V Av Al A ii Bottom Row L to R ; Detov, N. C. ; Hanson, C. J. ; Wright, A. G. ; Grav, V. ; Free. R. M. ; Moselev. F. L. ; Pedevilla, D. R. ; Saxon, G. S. : Paranada, M.; Middle Row L to R ; Diehl, R. S. : Penaflor, L. B. ; Belarmino, E. A. : Singson, F. C. : McKinlev, C. B. ; Hebron, C. E. ; Reves, O. G. ; Weigle, R. L. ; Folev, F. J. ; Top Row L to R ; Petruska, E. J. : Howtetter, P. H. : Evacko, S. M. ; Teuber, W. W. : Smith, W. A. : Cowl, R. R. ; Alexander, K. D. : Waggoner, J. A. ; Church, D. R. CCD5 CTF77 LTJG Jos eph V. Murray lomas A. SchroefFel VA-85 LTJG Jacob D. Logan VF.114 larles A. Philhower FA B-Div. LCDR William A. Glasson Jr. VAH-4 LTJG Larry M. Jordan VAH.4 Billy D. Hooper FA B-Div. LT David W. Wickham II VA.113 :5 ' Kenneth W. Pugh PR2 -C! ' Reuben B. Harris ATR2 VAH-4 LCDR Guy D. Johnson RVAH-13 LTJG Michael R. Zerbe JLTJG Lee E. Nordahl RVAH-13 David J. Underbill SA VF-21 3 CDR Billie J. Cartwright VA-85 LT Edward F. Gold VA-85 CDR John Abbott VA-113 ■n;:-i-rJG William L. Tromp VA-115 LCDR Max E. Lukenbach RVAH-13 CDR Jack E. KeUer VA-85 LTJG Glenn H. Daigle RVAH-13 !lT GeraW L. CoflFee RVAH-13 LCDR Ellis E. Austin VA.85 ti ' ir: j DR Robert F. Weimorts VA.85 LTJG Robert T. Hanson Jr. RVAH.13 ■' TJG William B. Nickerson VA-85 THANX This Cruise Book would not be a reality were it not for the tireless efforts of many. Thanx must first be extended to the great number of KITTY HAWK and Air Wing ELEVEN crewmembers who contributed their personal slides and photos for consideration; space precludes crediting each one. Thanx as well to ENS Don Williams and his KITTY HAWK photo lab crew for processing miles of film of candid shots and for simply putting up with our absurdly persistent insistings. To LTJG R R Kahle of VAW ll. det. C, we extend thanx for h,s cover and end sheet designs, technical assistance, and helpful kibitzes. And thanx to the staff of Pacific Stars and Stripes in Tokyo, especially George Stewart, Art Director, and Mrs. Toshi Tokunaga, Libranan, for assistance in obtaining maps, and for assistance in preparing the Vietnam Why montage on pp. 4-5. United Press International was also kind enough to provide photos for that same montage. Our thanx further to LCDR Marvin F. Neese, Public Affairs Officer, NAS Atsugi, Japan, for his invaluable assistance in communications and transportation arrangements. And of course our deep appreciation is extended to the Overseas Division of Dai Nippon Printing Company, Ltd., Tokyo, especially Hiroshi Takada, Ryozo Maetani and Susumu Nakayama for oversee ing the layout and production of the book. A doff of the staff cover, finally, to LCDR Ronald L. Barr, senior advisor, who had the task of reviewing, improving, and ultimately approving the editorial efforts of his staff. The latter group (USS KITTY HAWK det. Tokyo?,) consisted of ENS Jon McBride. who acted as editor of-sorts, and Pete Rowland, J03, who put in countless hours selecting photos, a-ranging dummies, and laying out pages. CRUISE BOOK STAFF I ;..i ' ■■' ' ' ■' kK. f- . HANOI HAIPHONG OF TONKIN DONG HOI
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