i!i.t M. i i$mA 044€4k The history of aviation is short but vigorous, even glorious. From humble beginnings in Kitty Hawk, North Carolina. Wilbur and Orville Wright ' s brainchild has become one of our nation ' s primary tools of defense. The most advanced application of the airplane as an instrument of war is found aboard attack aircraft carriers off the coast of Vietnam today. This is the story of one of these carriers whose name echoes the birthplace of aviation — the USS KITTY HAWK (CVA-63). More important, it is the story of the 5,000 officers and men who took her (to the Tonkin Gulf) and transformed her latent might into one of the very finest fighting ships in the world. This book is dedicated to the families and loved ones who endured separation for eight long months with scarcely a com- int. They proved beyond question the wisdom of Milton when They also serve who stand and wait. ' Vwc--- ' i r,J . . •• - -■?• ■- USS KITTY HAWK (CVA-63) r J 966-67 To tell our story, we ' ve chosen one of aviation ' s finest — the Red Baron ' s fearless protagonist. Snoopy. For eight months Snoopy left the comfortable peak of his doghouse roof, Charlie Brown, Lucy, et al, to come with us to the Tonkin Gulf and see for himself what has happened to aviation sin ce the Red Baron met his just reward. Being unselfish. Snoopy felt he should share his trip with someone. What more grateful recipients of aviation news than his old friends Orville and Wilbur ? And so. as a long cruise began, so did a long cor- respondence between three of aviation ' sgreatest names. The letters are in Kitty Hawk ' s archives now, but they belong to posterity and we are proud to have Snoopy — with just a little help on the picture layouts — tell ou the story of Kitty Hawk ' s 1966-67 WESTPAC cruise. Dear Orville and Wilbur, Sorry to have waited so long to write, but I ' ve been awfully busy. I just wanted to offer belated, but hearty congratulations on your December 17, 1903 flight at Kitty Hawk, Uorth Carolina. Good grief, lots has happened since your flight. You wouldn ' t believe how fast, far and high some of the planes fly now. And Orville, some of them don ' t even have propellers. We call these jets. ' How fellows, this is the real killer -these planes take off from, and land on, ships. These ships are called aircraft carriers. I ' m on one now, and we ' re very busy preparing to leave San Diego in the morning. Write Soon. Your friend, — . IVe wetc afipCCcf iuifizii,eci (a eax tow (fou a tex aCC t ae c ean. ' How Suooficf. we Houi ifou kcluc uite an iwatkiftatcoH. Suxeitf t e ie ( cfC( d acc ted  si a out aCrfrtanei without frio- fieCCetd i fi ' ' tcf low. i ci i ate jotkei.. lOe cant ziieue actfiCafted can taikc 0 ro K i e cCec o a d C . ind we Cud it euett Haider to (Ceue t eef can (and on a i ifi. I e i ifi wouCd aue to e aw uUcf (ar e. OiuMe ia i ma- e t e friane i ate iwaU wit i tniei. ot fziioti. IVe wuit iee t i i, i- ifr and tdzic frtanei, i we ate to eiUue w at c ou iacf. Saoofi , cfO ' x iaCd cfou ate ieauincf t e ete ate e ou CfOcvt( t 70e ate eai et to Ceatn mote o t out jiiaaei.. cfout i- ifr and fOUt tteweii. r Ceaie wtCte doon and iend ictutei. i froiUUc. lfout tiend i. OtUiie TiJii ut ' ?- Dear Will and Orv , Thanks for writing so soon. We left San Diego Nov. 5. Here are some pictures 1 took during our last hectic days in port.  fc? !e-.-te ii We sailed West from San Diego, and five days later— a beautiful sunrise over Diamond Head welcomed us to ' twi I I r S rirV-, --i-W J ' -Jf ' rTTw. - . W,A ' a! ' ! s v r ' ' i A ' A fi .• •i i Pw l - Ml -.fr Vw :f ' f ' - i k %, , v. ■■■ ' : wT  3r ' vitf i; f •V ,. ' • ' • .-gs -i L iaf t b- ' . . jli iBi Snfi . «-V fil 3N? « Before leaving Hawaii , a visit to PunclilDOwl Hill national Memorial Cemetery of tlie Pacific and the Arizona Memorial reminded, us liow great a price was paid by those who went before us for the free- dom we now enjoy. There are some things that don ' t change, fellows. People are still dying for freedom. In South Vietnam today there is a fierce battle heing fought against totalitarian communism. You pro baly rememher Vietnam as a part of French Indo - China . The French are gone now, and Vietnam is divided into two countries — Uorth Vietnam and South Vietnam. The Uorth Vietnamese are trying to force the South Vietnamese to su ' bmit to the Communist doctrine and are using every nasty scheme imaginable to succeed. The South Vietnamese are a freedom-loving peo- ple though, and are fighting their hearts out to protect their free way of life. We are traveling to the Gulf of Tonkin off the coast of Vietnam now to help these South Vietnamese defend their homes an? their freedom, just as I ' m sure you av free Americans before you would he. wanted us to. a i Before we got to the Gulf of Tonkin, we made stops in Japan and the Philippine Islands. Japan was a beautiful, wonder- ful country, full of warm, friendly people. The ship was docked in Yoko- suka, which consisted mainly of Thieves ' Alley — the darndest concentration of tars, cabarets, shops and sidewalk vendors you ever saw. A rather unique mode of bathing also attracted a number of Kitty Hawk sailors in Yokosuka. Special Services furnished tours to Kama- kura , Tokyo , and ]Jikko . Kamakura is the home of the Great Buddha, and was a favorite spot for photographers. Tokyo was a little bit of everything — an intense conglomeration of modernity juxta- posed against ancient tradition, an Oriental serenity amidst the hectic hustle of the world ' s largest city. In sharp contrast , Nikko was a small, rural community hidden in a beautiful countryside. Fikko ' s shrines are among the oldest and most beautiful in Japan. Here are some pictures I took — Yokosuka, home to the world ' s largest crane and. a large fishing fleet iMfiB I oiiiimf m o. U s u K A n KR ft ii SHK -irnr mm Jiiiii WIG-HT ?.--v - 4 -f quiet, beautiful eounfri sidc full of quiet, beautiful people fe - i: • ■' l-! - , . f ' y Z Z Jj jT: TfirnTnmmmi) OIi ' B) memories of Japan ' s traditional past and vigorous present. SAYONAM (y ' % ' «-: ' %i Our final stop before arriving on station off Vietnam was a busy two-day stay at Subic Bay in the Philippine Islands. The Vietnam conflict has made Subic Bay and its adjoining Cubi Point Uaval Air Station one of the busiest E ' ayal Bases in the world. As the closest base to the combat zone, it serves as the Seventh Fleet ' s most fre- que nt haven for rest, relaxation, replenishment and minor repairs after 30 to 40-day at-sea periods. It is a tribute to the inventive Yankee spirit, which you two so personify, that Subic and Cubi exist at all. After World War II logis- tics problems confirmed Admiral Dewey ' s turn- of- the -century belief in the extreme strategic significance of the Philippines for Western Pacific operations, Favy Construction Batallions faced the (gigantic) task in developing them to their present capacities. Seabees from throughout the Pacific literally moved a mountain at Cubi Point. They dug 19 million yards of earth and 15 million yards of coral fill, and dredged a carrier anchorage and seaplane harbor — the largest earth moving job in history. As a result of their efforts, the 400 million dollar sea-air com- plex there today can house the entire Seventh Fleet and furnish us with everything we need. (And some things we don ' t need, but more about that later.) Our first trip was more replenishment than relaxation. Uow, more alDOut Kitty Hawk. Uo , Orvllle , our pilots aren ' t pigmies and our planes aren ' t tiny. You were right Wilbur, Kitty Hawk is a tig ship. She weighs in at 80,000-tons, and is almost 1,100-feet long. The flight deck where our planes take off and land covers over 4. 5-acres . Our take offs are called launches. Each plane is connected to one of four catapults on the flight deck and catapulted into flight hy a comlDination of its own power and steam pressure. landings are called recoveries. Each plane has a hook hanging from its tail. To land, the pilot engages this hook on one of four cables stretched across the flight deck. The correct amount of steam pres- sure is applied to allow the cahle to unwind slightly, hut ensure an apprupt halt before the plane goes off the end of the flight deck. I ' ve included pictures of some of our planes and one of Kitty Hawk. I hope they will help convince you how far aviation has come. You ' ll hear from me again soon, and I ' ll try to send pictures of launches and recoveries. Your friend , The RA5C Vigilante is a photo- reconnaissance j et. Tlie P4B Phantom is a very fast f Iffher. Tlae A4C Tlie A3B Wliale- our tanker : ' ' ' a£)! : oux pictures 0 r acvaCc and fa icin were a ccKatin . iCc ifieH( dame tttHC {ItfitK in S t ofre,, 6 ut Hcuex uUitcd t c ' par S i (- Snooftcf. we axe px ud o c ou and fitaud t at our inuention id. Aetfrin t e peafric o( Sout ' Pietnaw in t eix (i t ot freedom. an cfou Aend u i pictured and tell «4 ocu cfou are elpin t e SautU t iet- namede? Oruille dac d airplanes were Ceinc uded to drop exfrloiiued de ore e joined Ke ere. 7 c ie explodiued were called domdd. Do planed ront fOur d ip drop t ede dowdd? r ow are t e planed prepared or t eir widdiond on a d ip? r ow do t ee c oodc t eir tan etd? lOe don t douCi e our wordd Snooptf, 6ut can cfou d ow ccd pictured o cfour planed ta6.ine o and landing on if our d ip 7 ' 2{ it do mantf planed, don t dome 0 tUem et in t e wae w6.en ot erd are landing ? TOliat (keepd t6,e planed ront iK over t e dide o t e d ip a ter t ecf land? S tude our adkin . Snoopy, dut evercftAin cfou tell ud doundd do antadtic we are anxioud to iinow more. Pleade write doon ' our riendd, Orville 7(JiUur IV Corps SOUTH CHINA SEA Stars and ' Stripes Map — •-  Dear Orville and Wilbur, Yes, we do drop bombs. We drop tliem on military targets in IJortli Vietnam to prevent tlie flow of troops, ammunition, and supplies into South Vietnam. The preparation and planning that goes into each bombing mission is staggering. I ' ll give you a brief run down. Targets are selected in the Integrated Operational Intelligence Center, where computers compile and digest information from photos taken by photo reconnaissance airplanes. In lOIC, pilots are briefed on the targets they are to hit, the resistance they can expect to meet, and other things which seem to be top secret. Later, each squadron holds a brief meeting to discuss details such as points of rendezvous, emergency procedures, etc. Meanwhile, from deep, deep v ithin tlie ship, fuel for the planes starts its trip over Horth Vietnam. Colorful men from V-4 insure that completely pure go- juice is available whenever and wherever needed. Jets don ' t have to use gasoline. They use a more economical jet fuel called JP-5. We have a garage telow the flight deck which we call the hangar bay. Here the crewmemhers keep their airplanes in constant repair and readiness for their TDOmbing missions . WtLile the veliicles of war and. the men who fly them are getting ready, the loomlDS for these missions iDegin their lon| trip to their assigned targets in Vietnam. From magazines and bomb handling areas in the very guts of the ship, the bombs and rockets ride elevators to the hangar bay and flight deck. They arrive literally drenched in the sweat of hard working G-Division ammunition handlers. m P ' Although the hangar is big- 2.5 acreo lit gets mighty crowded and hectic. JLuckily, we have a division of men v ho lare expert at controlling this Jeonfusion- V- 5. They find room where Ithere isn ' t any, to park airplanes, and Imove planes from the hanger bay to the |f light deck in time for their missions. While many still toil helow deck, laction moves upstairs where final Ipreparations are being made on the fligh ! Ideck. From his vantage point in Prifly, the Air Boss guides a kaleidoscopic array of flight deck color. K ' ' SM jBHHj HHH P;- H . glr k i t To the tineducated observer, the silent scene from the sound-insulated Prifly bears all the confusion of a three rins circus. , bb But down in the midst of the roar of the jet engines, it quickly be- comes apparent that the confusion is organized, very organized. Catapu.lts and arresting gear are made ready for the safe launch and recovery of aircraft Every moving part in every plane is cliecked and double checked. 4 f « Si jTxV 1 i 1 SHhS C-- Kr . ' B Mucli of the flight deck ' s organization originates in Flight Deck Control , where plane handling specialists assign each air- craft a position. Plane handlers from Y-1 move each, plane to its correct spot. i Jt y. y t Busy crews finish bomlD loading, fuse setting, and fuel- ing. The final step be- fore launch is a careful check of his plane l3y each pilot. The day ' s first launcli begins a cycle which, of- ten extends . . . ' . ' T; ' H i ■' . -- -I ' !5.- ' S_J _ jwaiiri ' iririiiriri m i - ' r «r 4 Once airborne, these pilots know exactly what they ' re doing. Witness pictures on the next page. After It-fey Hawk is a welcome sight after a flight titrou-gli an obstacle course of SAM ' S and flak over North. Vietnam ul M -YIU A - J . J After a rough on the line period we pulled into Subic Bay for our first of many extended stays there. Neither Suhic nor neighboring Olongapo could he called pretty, but after almost 40 days at sea they were at least welcome . For those inclined to athletics and the great outdoors, Subic offered Captain ' s Cup tournaments in most major sports, and steaks, beer, skin-diving, and relaxation on Grande Island. Hardier souls g| invaded Olongapo. fl In the face of nostril- shrinking stench, kamikazi j eepney drivers , and shoe shine boys well trained in guerilla tactics, we crossed a river swarming with juvenile con artists diving for our pen- nies, and established beach- heads throughout the city. Hilda ' s , Swan , Hew Pauline ' s , Copacabana and numerous other night spots played host to some of our more spectacular battles. Some of us took advantage of Special Services tours to Manila, Bagiuo , and Pagsanjan Falls, and found beautiful scenery and smiling people. All in all it was a thorough introduction to the Kitty Hawk sailor ' s home-away-from- home--the Philippines. I ' ve got to run now, fellows. This tropical heat and San Miguel beer have been too much for me. I ' ve got to get some rest before we get back to the Gulf. Looking forward to an early answer- - Your friend , SH,  p f PHIIIPPIN£S -- ' l ffiiifriiiiinXi: v.. -  -.- ( •V ' - ' ' -it ; w - ' - ' tl , Til.,  -iJ-.- tX ' s- ;v. ? ' irA= ' ; : r .:r r - CiviN v t, iKv •- ' } Sabic and Grande were dungaree lib- erty . . . piongapo was something else . Rustic countryside warmed our hearts, but the- vision of hungry- children haunted our mem- ories . V . • • . . S ' 4 ' ' ' a i 11 • 9 9 kf .v; lie 4 % Y te ■■u J ' ' 1. ■Ht ■in Manila-an interesting old capital f Beautiful Baguio-nestled. high in the mountains ' Dear Sttoopcf. Ifoux ia t iettet cxeatecC }uite a atci ufr ere. lU P iiipftUc dandi. ccitaUicf (y et c au we a uaiictef icaeadoK. 70e couU Uvc ctded t e mcK w o fiaUt OCoHi afio ' d jeepnetfA U out iccfclc o i. oui ift U txulcf cwtneK ic. lud cf u% Caucd wa e ud tioud to iec t e 4.(tided out ctH tcfo ai- ta en. Modi o( ati. Smopif. tUnl d {ot {UiU } ud in on t c exUudtU pxcfraxa- tioH and toil tUt oed into cfowi wUdiond over Vietnam. Sut. Snoopcf. rcm.cw- iex t at wc axe inventoid. and our curioditUi are imatiaCie. St itf fcce i,tcon uou answer rin i to mind anotnex. ' How euen io Car e a dkp ai. Xittcf ' ? aw durelcf can ' t carrcf enou } 6om d to maintain cfour pace or more t an 30 datfi. ow do cfou keep enou } omdd on Aand? Don ' t (fou euex xun out o( ood ox {uei? 4Uo, Snoofitf. ow doei Xittcf awt k pxotect exAeip Tfou ifroie o{ iom i. and miiAiiei. {ox tfoux pianei. dut ifou iaid not in a out eCU {ox cfoux i ifi 4 c uni. et ui eax {xom ifou and frlea e (keep tU pictuxe comin , ou ' xe mai- ina. deCievex i o{ ui,. tfour {xiend x, TOiUux and Oxwlle PS. TO at will cfoux next poxt e ? PSS, ' i¥ow 4 efoux OCon apo ead 7 Dear Orville and Wilbur, Good grief, you guys sure hit me v ith a barrage of questions in your last letter. I ' 11 do my best to answer them. First of all, you ' re right; we don ' t carry enough weapons, fuel, or food to last a line period. We don ' t run out, though. We replenish at sea from ammunition, supply, and fuel ships that come along side almost daily. This underway replenishment requires cool heads and strong backs on both ships. The ships along side send over anything from jet engines to jello, but they don ' t send shells, ' cause we don ' t have any guns. For defense we rely on two terrier missile batteries and always- ready jet fighters loaded with air-to-air missiles. The Weapons Department is responsible for the acquisition, storage, movement and application of Kitty Hawk ' s armament. WBArOKS • B«rft(F«M  : ZB v .. Boatswain Mates are tlie stars fS- n of an all-hands evolution, m 1 1 i- _ 4 am m L Bt- ■■ii [ • ' ■J S:?. ' ..,,; — —  '  5MirMS «E?E5S:- 1 an all-day evolution, The traditional sailors ' seamanship is found on the deck force It takes a lot of cliipping and painting to become a Boatswain Mate. ■■■M H H E , ; H H H El £4 - H H H Hl -ffl HPH ■■■ip m . ' i£ S , ' . j-WSf ' pJ Hi H| f .. IS m fc. I For the men of SAM and.- POX, tedious prepara- tions lead to explosive results. Their terrier missiles protect us from enemy planes. V ' -v - - Tracking and guiding tlie missiles. . . A Requires knq hours of sti In addition to our ter- riermissiles , the Air Missile Division sup- plies our Squadrons witli todays sophisticated Air to Air and Air to Surface guided missiles. To sup- port this mission the division is comprised of Aviation Ordnancemen who stow and assemhle the missile components into complete rounds and Avia- tion Electronic Techni- cians who test the per- formance of the missile ' s electronics. 4 ¥ tmSkWi m R£. - ' ' J 1 ' ■: ■__..   - W Division ' s normal routine is assembly, temporary storage. handling and movement of conventional bomlD ammunition and gun pods in support of the iDasic missions assigned G Division. Our Marines stand security guard and lend important muscle to the Weapons Department. VB. ' ' . . .On the morning of February 24th we anchored in one of the world ' s most heautifu.1 harbors for five days of rest and relaxation. As. the liberty ferry approached the beach, Victoria ' s pearly skyscrapers pierced the morning mist, beckoning us from a sparkling shore. Then as we neared the shore, Victoria ' s face began to show blemishes. Beneath the facade of gleaming modern buildings , we found that Victoria and neighboring Kowloon hid pockets of congested, teeming poverty. This proximity of wealth to poverty would be only the first of many contrasts we were to discover. The stoic British reserve seemed monu- mental amidst the brash Chinese and Indian businessmen intent on selling us everything from suits to postcards. Spending money could even involve a choice between two extremes. Daylight was shopping time. We found tailor-made suits, pearls, jade, and ivory, inexpensive and abundant. As night fell, one of the world ' s most diversified night lifes opened her arms to us. Everything from palacially sedate supper clubs atop luxury hotels to rollicking cabarets crowded the heart of downtown Victoria and Kowloon, vying for IJavy dollars — plenty of ITavy dollars . Special Services furnished tours to the IJew Territories adjacent to Kowloon, where refugees from Red China crowd into shack villages and work for their meals in gigantic modern factories scattered through the territories. Every inch of tillable soil surrounding the factories is worked by Chinese farmers who live much as their ancestors did centuries ago. Hong Kong ' s most startling contrast lies along the perimeter of the JTew Territories — two worlds, communist and free — separated by only a gate. The communist lorth Vietnamese receive much of their support from within a stone ' s throw of one of our favorite liberty ports. Here are some pictures I took in one of the world ' s most cosmopolitan and intriguing spots — the pearl of the Orient. . . Your friend , , Wftli ' tKII ' Vfev -? .. •r i :■M .Sftte- - .5.vei ' •■for bargains on a crowded side street or shop for fine jewels «!« « • ■■«• ' ' H w fT ■ii?- ' m L ' A W N r k «■■■m — .mm- p : Mj i Hk . JK ' EIS ' ' ' 9 Dita H iglf • I d t Buy meat in an open market or dine in a fine supper cIuTd U . «l W KONQHJUIOM aaaeBBSBsewkkkkfekfel :3!!StS£SeBfc.SBKeiKltl ■•••:!:!•: ■LueeKeCBBBtl l:r = iii:!fE-EgSBefel . _--_-, ,-. ... -|:Bepel - - -- • ' ' .• : tBI ' l ■■pel ■ppfnl • ppbbI , ' • ' ■pPPRBI ■AW 4i luxurious Hilton old and young-ricli and po or or a tram ride up the mountain Meanwhile, oblivious to tlie cosmopoli- tan center they border, the farmers of the Uew Territories live as their ances- tors did, centuries before them. between communism and. freedom ln inJ-S v- • r ?.)r --, ' -y ptf; 1 . s— ' TV aB? 4 S«lii fe ::.fe ' C. i i : i ji« the twilight zone I envisioned the first few days out of Hong Kong as easy ones, with plenty of relaxation and time for rehashing liherty with my buddies. I should have known tetter. Good jrief, with a long, hard, line period ahead of us, there is tons of work to do . So I ' ll close for now and hope to hear from you soon. Your friend , M.C oif 16,. t e Peaii a t c Orient. ' au ' rc a luc fiufr. Sn afre . Sac f oit f ui it tKCike eta, uti tK9te and nt tc t at wc ad tti -ited t e Oricftt. Sett txatAct wcL Kt a ea cf in acct dacf. S ifii didn t ta e on ( yod and ticl at ea, atid ctr wax ifrd eeeten t a ie ta lep.ienii.A awwuniiion without fi utiinc into frort. 7 e te innovations are draw,atic wititarcf improvewenti,, Cut lepienii tKent at sea, Mtaintenanee  a iant s ifr. and constant suxueiitance octet suc a cotKfriex scfStem o defense must tat e its toil in w-anpocver. TiJ en do cfou rest. Snoopif 7 at ' s wore, w en does t e Kittcf ' i aw rest 7 TCe notu so cueil t e iiwita- tions o( mac inercf. t seems t at eefiin a s ip t e sije o( cfours steaminc 2 Uours a datf. evee a(ter weet , cvouid e an almost insurmountadCe tas . poraive us. or as in so mane (questions, e reatij e cfou aue s oevn us ifour air operations, and cfour weapons. Cut cfou auen t s ocon us w o eeps e our s6,ip runnin . Ptease let us ear (rom cfou soon — TViUur and Oruilie Dear Orville and Wilbur, We left Hong Kong and hea ded for Yankee Station in the Tonkin Gulf again. By this time, Kitty Hawk had really been through the mill. You ' re right, fellows; about one hundred days of constant steaming and operation strained every moving part to the breaking point. And with our cruise only half over, we had another 100 arduous days ahead of us . Your letter set me to wondering how the thousands of moving parts stayed together, and how every operational commitment was met. I found the answer in the Engineering Department. The men of A , B , E , M , and R Divisions are responsible for keeping every thing on Kitty Hawk in working order, from the huge propulsion plants, to the lights in the Public Affairs Office. It ' s a 24-hour job, often a dirty one, and even more often an unsung one. But the very lack of notice the engineers attract is proof of their proficiency. '  5 The men of A Division are machinists capahle of fixing anything from a cotter key to a warped shaft. -sdK B M Divisions trade sweat for grease in the hot engine rooms to keep Kitty Hawk steaming. r.4 u - ' i V i M « ««4 —•11. ••••11 . ■. - - ' . • i rwrrvi, i| ml 1 : S?f8! E Division ' s electricians are respon- sible for our dense maze of phones wiring and circaits. R Division handles damage control, pipe fitting, welding and carpentry. e ' ve talked a lot al:out Kitty Hawk ' s diversified operations, but I ' m surprised that you two didn ' t ask a bout our hospital and dental clinic. The Medical and Dental Departments boast facilities and personnel far superior to anything even my unhar- nessed imagination could dream up. In fact, you fellows still have a lot to learn ahout Kitty Hawk. For instance, we haven ' t talked atout the department that holds the whole thing together - Opera- tions. They predict our weather, track our planes, spot hoggies, handle photo in- telligence work, and a host of other things that vitally effect the performance of every other department on the ship. Here are some pictures of Medical , Dental and Operations. Got to close for now, but please write soon and, if possi ble, return the pictures. Even heagle sailors keep scrap books. Your friend, ■IIO-I-L ii-uiy 2-110. FR 110 ' i 1 1 1 1 1 ,v . ' H L cpR.J. WiLSot VPS Thank goodness for my good beagle teeth. iWR TVi ' 1 - 15P Wi y OA ' s weathermen help us plan our strikes by predicting cloud coverage and ceilings. A professional photo lat.. The Drafting Shop-- often olDScure , always important. The Integrated Operational Intelligence Center served as iDotli an intelligence cen- ter and a tale spinning center for pilots . 01 and OC Divisions work together closley to coordinate Kitty Hawk ' s blaek- stLoes and airdales. From the Combat Information Center, 01 ' s radarmen de- tect, track and evaluate all contacts in our operating area. Should a contact prove hostile, instant retaliation is directed from CIC. From their operations center adjacent to CIC, OC personnel talk pilots down in marginal weather and, under direction of the Air Ops Officer, puhlish the Air Plan and coordinate its promulgation between ship ' s company and the air group. Air transfer of personnel and supplies is also a responsil- ' il.. ?: of OC Division. Talking them in OE Division maintains and repairs the radar equipment so essential to the entire ship. OE ' s jol3 requires patience and knowledge. Dean. Snooptf. Gur cdieteit in sfoui ' Haucf and tfoux i ifr U now6 altin . ' It Atew-i ti6.e otiicf ue teidaef we received cfoux {int tettei eMti9UticiK cfour trifi to t e coa it a{ ' Vutna.tH- TCc can ' t tcCi cfau ota muc we- afrfixeciate t4«Tt« cfour exfteiiencei. wit e au. We alw-oit eeC a i i{ we ' ve tKor ed iCde-6c - i,ide wit c ifou loadin } if our 6ow6 i. XCuctta uour eti, and watc ine cfout radar. 7{Je Apeak o r orn:} KotK . kaftan, i awaii and t e PUiipfrinei- a t we ad een ' Uoui p.ictun,e4, a t e etK ineexi. amweied ati ou% fue tcanc. and t en iome. Keefrini io w.ancf wouini parti, in i,uc(c precipe wo% in 9%dei U a fod we can certainly appreciate, ind Snooptf. don t e too ard on ui 0% not aAi.utKin t e exiiitence o cfour ' )ftedicaL Vental and Ope ationn. Vepait- menti. Iter ait. we ' re ure cfou (laven ' t toid ui evertft ini aSout cfour ip. ' ot in- stance, w o ii- responiiUe {or piottinc cfour course aud {oii win it ? ow do (fou receive w.aii {row. owe and coHttttccnicate wit ot er s ipi and cfoux l% Kif in Sout ' Vietnam. 7 TOitU 5.000 wen on oard. tUre wuit e a terrific awount o{ paper work. VerUpA most important, w co {eedi cfOU 7 7 J o pacf i cfou 7 { a (i t duid d urni out. iow do cfOU replace it 7 7eei UA as wuc ai. tfou can Snoopcf. ut et ptentcf o{ deep. ' Zfoif Aeew to work Urd. Don ' t cfOU et ancf tiwe o{{ to relax 7 TOill cfOU 6e ittin( ancf new porta, ioon 7 et ui know ad wuc a i cfou a Ae tiwe to tell. oux {riendd. TOil ur Oruille ::: M= = Dear Orville and Wil bur, Good grief, your letter reminded me of how many things I take for granted on Kitty Hawk, and sent me looking for some answers. I found the navigation bridge a hubizb of silent efficiency, where the watch officers and the Navigation Department ' s Quartermas- ters keep true plots and courses. Ahove the navigation bridge , on the signal bridge , Signalmen use flags and flashing light to keep Kitty Hawk in touch with other ships in the area. Below, in Radio Central, the CR Division Radiomen keep us in touch with the outside world. Our Supply Department does just what the name implies- -furnishes us with whatever supplies we need. They keep our stomachs and our wal- lets full. Their stores are ultra-modern and jam-packed with goodies. The good men of Supply also keep our laundry clean and our hair trim. With the recent addition of digital computers and a division of men to run them, our Supply Department has become one of the lavy ' s finest. You fellows hit the nail on the head when you said 5,000 men must create a lot of paper work. Most of this paper work is handled by the Executive Dapartment , better known as X Division. Everything from each morning ' s Plan of the Day to a press release passes through the presses and typewriters of X Division. As the ship ' s administrative division, they also handle legal problems, educational benefits, and personnel records. Two branches of X Division, the Post Office and Special Services, furnish us with two of our most valued commodities--mail and KTTY TV. Kitty Hawk also serves as flag ship for Commander Attack Carrier Striking Force , 7th Fleet. From this base, Admiral Richardson and his staff direct all bombing raids over North Vietnam. A picture is worth a thousand words, so take a look at these. ! Kxa ' .-.-- ' fmf , - K0 t • All Kitty Hawk functions de- pend on an efficient Naviga- tion Bridge . CR Division handles all of our radio c ommuni cations. Radio Central is a busy place CS Division handles all visual communication . X FL AO X Division ' s typewriters pound around-the-clock. Mail Call ' is the sweetest sound. The Print Shop presses turn out everything from memo blanks to Air Plans. KTTY--TV Is Kitty Havfk ' s television station. (If you don ' t know what that is, you ' ll have to write Batman. ) Flag coordinates the attack, operational and administrative activities of Kitty Hawk and other ships in tlie area. § j PUBUC AFFAIRS %m u. BB( -ar T S-1 keeps Kitty Hawk supplied with everything from erasers to paint. W« 5 ' ' S-2 ' ' keep me fat and happy. S-3 keeps our clothes clean, our jaair trim, and our stomachs full of gedunks. ixS w ■xU n_ .- S ' € 1 Ji ■K PI s mm HI S-3 ' s stores are showplaces on our float- ing city. S-4 Dlspursing clerks :ive U.S our cash. • J The stewards of S-5 are responsilDle for preparation and serving of officers ' meals and cleaning of their staterooms. f 2 I S-6 supplies our airdales with everything from flight deck boots to propellers-keeping our planes over their targets ' S-7 is our newest division, They epitomize the modern lavy, using digital computers to replace sweat and con- fusion with computerized ac- curacy in a smooth flowing supply system. ... I hope you fellows haven ' t gotten the impression that this cruise was all work. We were plenty busy and usually bone-tired, but we had some fine entertainment and played host to a number of dignitaries. I got pictures of some of them. Our Air Wing personnel turned out in sparkling whites for a change of command and an awards ceremony. Our sky divers and basketball team made friends wherever they appeared. Perhaps most important were the precious moments alone. These were the moments to read a good book, write a letter, or just dream of our return. ' : ' Lucky Starr and his troupe of Austral- ians were our first entertainers . n. in . • V fy Dr. Billy Graham helped us observe Christmas. Mit Congressman George Grider was one of many pu. bllc servants welcomed on board ty Admiral Richardson. Our sky divers were colorful and dar- ing. Barry Goldwater was an honored guest . Mama Rambo rocked our souls An Air Wing ceremony in splendid v rliite Smokers broke, among other things, monotony. Sen. Byrd Our honored guests included four U.S. Senators: Sen. Strom Thurmond (R-S.C. ) , Sen. Ernest Hollings (D-S.C), Sen. John Tower (R-Tex. ) and Sen. Harry Byrd (D-Va.). Rep. George Grider (D-Tenn. ) also honored us with a visit Sen. Ttiurmoiid Rep. Grider Competition for the --r . Captain ' s Cup was ; intense . . ' H ,..■. ■■- --.a-a The Kitty Hawk basket- ball team won friends and some games. The boat was shak ing when l Iancy Sinatra came on with boots and mini-skirt Sandi, Salli, and the Three D ' s gave u.s our last, and. one of our favorite, shows. .0 Ray and Jack Palance were good company in Hong Kong. m.- j f « - ' SJE SSs ' ' ' ' By tlie time you get this we ' 11 probably be back in the good old USA . The quiet time was a chance to dream of our return, a chance to visit with friends and a chance to meet new ones. Fellows, I hope you ' re justly proud of the steps your airplane has taken, and I hope you ' ve learned a little about Kitty Hawk. I ' ve done my best to fill you in, but it was impossible to tell you everything in such a short time. Above all, please remember one thing. Without her crew, a ship is just a hunk of steel. The men of Kitty Hawk come from backgrounds as varied as America, representing everj race, creed, and area. As a composite, they represent a continuation of the courage, strength and intelligence that enabled you to make history at Kitty Hawk, North Carolina. These traits keep them away from home for months in defense of something they believe in. These strengths propell them through flak-filled skies over North Vietnam, from which some of the finest never return. Send my next letter to Main Street, Anytown, USA, Your friend , fflJMMANDINO OFFICER CAFTAIX P.E. PUCiH Captain Paul E. Pugh was born in Okiaiioma on 1 1 August. 1918. the son of Mr. Mrs. Ollie Pugh. He attended schools in Whittier. California, and in 1940. received his B.S. degree from the University of California, where he was a member of the varsity football and baseball teams. In February 1941. after graduating from the University, Captain Pugh enlisted in the United States Navy. Upon completion of flight training at Corpus Christi, Texas, on 1 October. 1941. he was com- missioned an Ensign and designated a Na al Aviator. His first operational assignment was with Fighter Squadron Thirty-Four (VF-34), flying F6F Hell- cats in the Solomon Islands. While in VF-34. Captain Pugh (then Ensign) participated in the battles of Bouaainville and Rabual. His next duty was with Fighter Squadron Two (VF-2) during the years 1944 and 1945. In this squadron he operated as a night fighter from the decks of the USS Shangri-La (CVA-38). Followina World War Two, as a Lieutenant, Captain Pugh returned to the United States and re- ported for duty with the Armament Test Section of the Naval Air Test Center, Patuxent River, Mary- land. While there, he attended the first Naval Air Pilot School. His next assignment, in 1949. was with Air Development Squadron Three. During this tour. Captain Push was the F2H Project Ofticer. Durinn the Korean War, Captain Pugh served as Group Combat Operations Officer, Commanding Otlicer of the 334th Fighter Squadron, and Commanding Oflicer of the Fourth Fighter-Intercepter Combat Orientation Detachment with the Fourth Fighter-Intercepter Group. U.S.A.F. Captain Pugh was the first United Nations pilot to shoot down two MIG-15 s. Another tour with the Na al Air Test Center in 1953 as Head. Fighter Branch, and study at the Nasal War Collece in 1954. preceeded his assuming command of Carrier Air Group 21 in 1957. These tours involved WestPac deployments, first aboard the L ' SS Bon Homme Richard (CVA-31) and then aboard the USS Lexington (CVS-16). Shiftina to the Sixth Fleet in 1959. Captain Pugh became Operations Officer on the staff of Com- mander Carrier Division Four, which operated aboard the USS Forestal (CVA-59). This duty was followed by a tour with the Ottice of the Chief of Naval Operations (OPNAV) in Washington. Following his assignment with OPN. V, Captain Pugh attended the Industrial College of the .Armed Forces in 1962. Orders were then received to report to the staft ' of Commander Sixth Fleet, where he served as Deputy Chief of Staff for Plans and Operations from June 1963 until March 1965. On 1 June 1965. Captain Pugh assumed command of the USS El Dorado (AGC-1 1). The El Dorado served as Flaaship for Commander Amphibious Forces Seventh Fleet and participated in a number of amphibious assaults in N ' ietnam, After a brief tour with Commander Naval Air Forces. Pacific, Captain Pugh assumed command of the USS Kitty Hawk (CVA-63) on 18 July 1966, becoming Kitty Hawk ' s sixth Commanding Officer. Captain Pugli is married to the former Clarine Coppock of Whittier, California. Along with their three children . Paul Jr., Nancy, and Mark, the Pugh ' s reside at 912 Alameda Blvd., Coronado, California. I EXECUTIYE OFFICER ir - I1 f yfW CAPTAIN P.F. WERNER Captain Werner was born in Jamestown, New York, on April 30. 1924. He began his flying career while attend- ing high school and received a private pilot ' s license at ' the aae of 18. CAPf Werner attended Villanova College at Vil- lanova, Pennsylvania, and the Navy General Line School at Monterey, California. Upon completion of flight training at Corpus Christi, Texas, in October 1944, he was co ' mmissioned an Ensign and designated a Naval Aviator. His first operational assignment was with Patrol Squadron 124, flying PB4Y-2 Privateers. After World War II, he served in various fleet squadrons including Utility Squadron 10. Attack Squadron 174, and Air Development Squadron 3, where he was assigned as project oflicer for test and evaluation of new toss bombing equipment. January, 1952, found CAPT Werner servmg at the Naval Aviation Ordnance Test Station, Chincoteague, Virginia, engaged in test and evaluation of air-to-surface missile systems. His next assignment was as Navigator, USS TIM- BALIER (AVP-54) operating from the Panama Canal Zone. In 1954 and 1955, serving as Operations Officer of Fighter Squadron 31 embarked aboard the USS TICONDEROGA (CVA-14), CAPT Werner completed a 9-month deployment in the Sixth Fleet. Upon return to the U.S., he was assigned to the Naval Aviation Safety Center as a Crash Investigator and ultimately as the Facilities Analyst. In 1960, CAPT Werner was ordered to the staff of Commander Operational Test and Evaluation Force as Talos Weapons Systems Project Officer. In this capacity he directed the operational evaluation of the first Talos system installed in the USS GALVESTON (CLG-3). On ' ' 4 December, 1962, CAPT Werner reported aboard the USS FORRESTAL (CVA-59) in the Sixth Fleet as Executive Ofticer of Heavy Attack Squadron 5. In Octo- ber 1963, he became the squadron ' s Commanding Officer and directed its transition to the new RA5C Vigilante aircraft and its redesignation as a reconnaissance Squadron. RVAH-5 embarked in the USS RANGER (CVA-61) and became the first RA5C squadron to join Task Force 77 in combat operations against communist insurgent forces in South and North Vietnam. CAPT Werner was awarded the Navy Commendation Medal with the combat distinguishing device for his actions during those operations. ■c o a- His next assignment, in 1965, was as Chief Statt Officer Reconnaissance Attack Wing ONE, where he served until reporting aboard USS KITTY HAWK in February 1966, as Operations Ofticer. He served as KITTY HAWK s Executive Ofticer from June, 1966, until January 21, 1967, when he received orders to Washington, D.C. CAPT Werner is married to the former Mary Anne Emmerson of Coke, Virginia. They reside with their three children, Christian, Claiborne, and Margaret, in San Diego, California. EXECUTIVE OFFICER A native of Boston, Massachusetts, CDR O ' Neil entered the Navy as an aviation cadet in 1942 and re- ceived his wings and commission in 1943. For the remain- der of World ' War II he served as an instrument flying instructor before leaving the Navy to enter Dartmouth College. Returning to active duty in 1951, he deployed in F2H-3 Banshees aboard USS ORISKAN Y (CVA-34),and in 1 955 to the Far East as a member of one of the Navy ' s first jet nightfighter teams from VC-3. From there he was assigned to the Naval Air Test Center, Patuxent River, Maryland, before reporting to the Naval War College at Newport, Rhode Island. A four-year tour in FITRON THIRTY-ONE aboard USS SARATOGA (CVA-60) followed, during which the squadron com- pleted three Mediterranean deployments. CDR O ' Neil originally joined the Demon unit as Operations Officer, and was Executive Officer and Commanding Officer when the squadron iwon the COMNAVAIRLANT E and Safety Award in 1962. He was next assigned to the USAF Air War College at Maxwell AFB before reporting to the F4 CRAW Squadron, VF-121, at Miramar, California, as Executive Officer in 1963. He served as its Commanding Officer prior to reporting aboard USS KITTY HAWK (CVA-63) as the ship ' s Operations Officer in April 1966. He assumed his present duty as Executive Officer on 22 January, 1967. CDR O ' Neil is a graduate of the USN Test Pilot School, Naval War College, USAF War College, holds a Bachelor ' s Degree from Dartmouth College and a Master ' s Degree in International Relations from George Washington University. His more than 6,000 flight hours include 2,800 hours of jet time, and 550 carrier landings of which more than 230 were at night. CDR O ' Neil is married to the former Rita Teflft of Barrington, Rhode Island. They presently reside in La Jolla, Cahfornia with their four children-Susan, Jan, Paul and Richard. CDR T.R. O ' NEIL BMMAIS DER CARRIEli DITISIOK FITE COMMANDER TASK FORCE T7 REAR ADMIRAL 1). C. RICHARDSON David Charles Richardson was born in Meridian, Mississippi on April 8, 1914, son of Mrs. Anne Rate (Schamber) Richardson and the late Mr. I.W. Richardson. He attended Meridian High School and Marion (Alabama) Institute before entering the U.S. Naval Academy on June 27, 1932. Graduated with the degree of Bachelor of Science and commissioned Ensign in the U.S. Navy on June 4, 1936, he subsequeTitly progressed in rank to that of Rear Admiral, to date from June 1, 1964. After graduation from I he Naval Academy in June 1936, he was assigned for two years to the bat- tleship TENNESSEE. When detached, he joined the USS DOWNES as Communications Officer, and served in that capacity until February 1939, when he reported to the Naval Air Station, Pensacola, Florida, for flight training. He was designated a Naval Aviator in April 1940, and was ordered to Fighting Squadron FIVE. He served in that squadron until December 1942, and participated in combat operations in both the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans, including the assault on Guadalcanal and in its subsequent defense. He was awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross For heroism and extraordinary achievement in aerial flight as Pilot of a Fighter Plane in Fighting Squadron FIVE during operations against enemy Japanese forces in the Solomon Islands Area, from September 10 to October 16, 1942 ... During the period January 1943-September 1944, he was Flight Officer in Fighter Operational Training Units in Jacksonville and Sanford, Florida, and subsequently. Training Officer in command of fighter units in Vero Beach and Daytona Beach, Florida. He was next assigned to Fighter Squadron One as Commanding Officer. In January 1945, he joined the Staff of Commander Air Force, Pacific Fleet, and served throughout that year as Assistant Force Training Officer. He was awarded the Bronze Star Medal during this assignment For meritorious achievement as Assistant Force Training Officer on the Staff ' of Commander Air Force, Pacific Fleet, in connection with operations against enemy Japanese forces in the Pacific War Area from March 3 to Sept. 2, 1945 ... From January through June 1946, he was a student at the Royal Navy StaflT College. London, England. Upon his return to the United States, he reported to the Naval War College, where he was a student for a year, then served a year on the staff of the College, for preparation of analyses of Naval actions of World War II. In September 1948, he became Air Group Commander, Air Group THIR- TEEN and deployed to the Western Pacific aboard the Princeton. When detached from this as- signment in October 1949. he was ordered to the Joint Staff , Joint Chiefs of Staff , Washington, D.C. He next had sea duty from April 1952 until August 1953, as Executive Officer, USS BADOENG Strait in Korean waters under the United Nations Command. After a year ' s service as War Plans Officer on the Staff , Commander Air Force, Pacific Fleet, he reported to the Navy Department, Washington, D.C, for duty in the OflRce of the Chief of Naval Operations (Air Weapons Analyses), from October 1954 until June 1957. He then joined the Staff of Commander Striking and Support Force, Southern Europe, as Plans. Operations and Intelligence Officer. In September 1959. he assumed command of the USS CIMARRON (AO-22). Upon comple- ction of this assignment he became Commanding Officer of the USS Hornet (CVS-12). During his lour as Commanding Officer. Hornet won the coveted Battle Efficiency E . in November 1961, he reported to the Office of the Chief of Naval Operations. There he served as Assistant for Joint Chiefs of Staff Matters to the Director, Strategic Plans Division. In February 1964 he became Commander Fleet Air, Norfolk, with headquarters at the Naval Air Station, Norfolk. Virginia, and served in this job for two years. He became Commander Carrier Division SEVEN in February, 1966. On 12 August, 1966 he became Commander Carrier Division FIVE ' Commander Attack Carrier Striking Force Seventh Fleet. His combat assignment is Commander, Task Force SEVENTY SEVEN. In this role Rear Admiral Richardson is charged w ith direct responsibility for conducting naval air strikes against the Viet Cong in South Vietnam and against logistic and military installations in North Vietnam. In addition to the Distinguished Flying Cross and the Bronze Star Medal, Rear Admiral Richardson has the Presidential Unit Citation Ribbon (FIRST Marine Division) and Purple Heart medal: the American Defense Service Medal; Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal; American Campaign medal; World War II Victory Medal: Navy Occupation Service Medal; Asia Clasp; China Service Medal, extended: National Defense Service Medal: Korean Service Medal; and the United Nations Service Medal. Rear Admiral Hichardson is married to the former Jeanne Simonds of San Diego, California, and has six children, David W., Suzanne, Robert, Ruthanne, Schamber and Samuel B. Richardson. CHIEF OF STAFF CAPTAIN J.D. RAMAOE Captain Jarres D. (Jig Dcg) 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 ENTER- PRISE (CV-6) was his first command in 1943-1944. The squadron flew thirty-six SBD Dauntless Divebombers. In late 1944 he formed VB-98, which was the fleet replace- ment training squadron for SB2C Helldivers. He was relieved by Captain 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 MoiTett 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 became Commander Heavy Attack Wing ONE at Sanford, Florida. HATWING ONE 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 Commanding Officer of USS SALISBURY SOUND (AV-13), flagship of Taiwan Patrol Force (CTF 72). He skippered USS INDEPEND- ENCE (CVA-62) in 1963-1964. Postgraduate education includes Naval War College, 1947: National War College, 1958; and a Masters Degree Naval War College, 1947; National War College, 1958; and a Masters Degree in International Relations at George Washington University in 1963. Shore duty assignments have included Chief of Sea Based Planning Division in the Ofince of the DCNO (Air); Chief of Nuclear Weapons Plans in the Office of the DCNO (Plans and Policy); and his most recent assignment as Test Director for the low altitude penetration testing of all U. S. tactical and strategic aircraft weapons systems, and the defenses against such systems. His collateral duty was Director of Analysis and Reports for Joint Task Force TWO (JTF 2) Upon leaving Kitty Hawk, Captain Ramage said Carrier air power is just coming into its true position. KITTY HAWK is an outstanding example of American skill, and is manned by officers and men that are a credit to the United States. I 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. CHIEF OF STAFF Captain Charlie Neal Conatser, a graduate of the University of Texas, was commissioned Ensign in the U.S. Navy on November 1, 1939. Since that time he has served in the following com- mands: USS YORKTOWN (VB-5) as Flight Officer from 1939 to 1942: USS CABOT as Air Officer from 1945 to 1946: CVG-12 as Commander from 1954 to 1956: USS SARATOGA as X.O. in 1958: National War Col- lege as a student from 1960 to 1961 : COMNAVAIRPAC as Staff Readiness General from 1965 to 1967. CAPT Conatser served as Commanding Officer of the USS CIMARRON (AO-22) from August 1963 until July. 1964. He then served as the USS VALLEY FORGE (LPH-8)Commanding Officer from September 1964 until August 1965. He assumed his duties as CTF-77 COM- CARDIV 5 Chief of staff on 14 February, 1967. On January 1, 1942, CAPT (then Ensign) Conatser was promoted to LTJG. Only five and one-half months later, on 15 June, he became a Lieutenant. Less than two years after that, on 15 March, 1944, he was promoted to Lieutenant Commander. Promotion to Commander came in May, 1950, followed by Captain in November, 1958. During his Navy career, CAPT Conatser has received the Asiatic Pacific (4 stars), AM Defense (A), AM Theater (Campaign), China Service, Victory, United Nations, Korean, Lebanon, National Defense, and Vietnam Service Medals. His decorations include the Air Medal (1 star) and the Presidential Unit Com- mendation Award (1 star). CAPT Conatser has one son, Charlie C. Conatser, and presently lives in Coronado, California. , ,=a « fr- - iSB SBa CAPTAIN C.N. CONASTER COMMANDER CARRIER AIR WING ELEYEN CDR E.R. WILLIAMS Commander E. Royce Williams, a graduate of the University ot Minnesota, reported as Commander Attack Carrier Air Wing ELEVEN following a tour aboard USS ENTERPRISE and USS 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 fight training took him from N3N biplane to SBD dive bomber aircraft. Operational training in the F6F Hellcat and carrier qualification on the lOWp RANGER prepared him for his first squadron assienment. 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 Fighter Squadrons 781 and 121 flying from the USS ORISKANY and USS BOXER in the Korean Conflict. In 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 Staff Colleae. Following Staff College in 1958 he flew Furys with Fighting 173 in JacksonvTlle. Next he joined the USS INDEPENDENCE pre- comniisMoning detail as Training Officer, later serving as Assistant Air Opera- tions Ollicer. 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 where he flew Crusaders and the Phantom II. CDR Williams is married to the former Carmilla Forde of Clinton, Minnesota who lives with their three sons, Bruce, Craig and Mark, in Escondido, California. COMMANDER CARRIER AIR WING ELETEN Commander Urban ' s career spans more than twenty years of active, inter- esting military service. He entered the Naval service in 1943 after graduating from ' South Bend ' s Washington High School and attended Indiana State College. Following his commission as an Ensign and designation as a Naval Aviator in 1946, Commander Urban served as a fighter pilot in Fighter Squadrons 3B and 41 aboard the carrier USS ROOSEVELT and later was transferred to Composite Squadron 4 as a niaht fighter pilot. Tours as a student at the United States Naval Postgraduate School, Monterey, California, and at Naval Air Station, St. Louis, Missouri, followed his sea duty. In 1954 he became the Combat Information Center (CIC) Officer aboard USS MIDWAY. After two years in CIC, Commander Urban reported to Fighter Squadron 62 and served with that squadron aboard USS RANDOLPH until 1957 when he was ordered to Naval Air Station, Key West, as the Communica- tions and Security Ofiicer. A year at the Naval War College, Newport, Rhode Island, and then one year tours on the Staffs of Commander Fleet Air Hawaii and Commander in Chief Pacific followed. In February of 1963 Commander Urban became Executive Ofticer and in May of 1964 the Commandina Officer, of Attack Squadron 55, the Pacific Fleet ' s oldest Attack Squadron. His tour with VA-55 included two extended Western Pacific deployments aboard the USS TICONDEROGA, the last of which saw his squadron ' win the Navy Unit Citation for its performance in the Gulf of Tonkin affair and subsequent retaliatory strikes on North Vietnam in August 1964. After beina relieved as Commanding Officer of VA-55, he attended the Air War College at Maxwell Air Force Base, Alabama, graduating in June 1966. He IS married to the former Florence Schweida of Atlantic City, New Jersey, and they have six children, four boys and two girls. His awards and decorations include the Distinguished Flying Cross, 4 Air Medals, and the Navy Commendation Medal with Combat V . Bottom Row L to R; Karker, F.M.; Davis, J.W.: Davis. J.E.: Rowland. C.K.: Aledrman. J.L.: Trent. G. Top Ro v LTJG T. Shaw; Grais, H.U.; Cronenwett. J.M.: Briggs. G.E.: Mott. H.H. Jr.; Warren. GT.: Balsiger. J.R.: Reec WOl G.L. Patt X DIVISION X DIVISION Bottom Row L to R; Watt. J.L.; Mitchell, W.L.: Brunner, F.R.: Tague, J.T.; Hottowe, J.A.: Malone, D.A.; Steele, C.L.; Fletcher. DR. Top Row L to R; CDR J.A. Frank.: ENS T.L. May.; Hiscox. J. A.: Potts, R.A.: Kolega. W.J.; Ball, T.R.: Hull ' . S.R.iTucholski. A.G.: Braden. J.L. Jr.: Spann. J.Q-: Lemmon.C.R.: LTJG J.A. Heinen.: LCDR W.L. Jones, Jr. ff tL S ' - ' ' t ' f l--,t- ' M . ' t . j ' A I. X Bottom Row L to R; Benton, G.W.; Potts, R.A.; Mansaeer, D.K.: Yakas. R.A.: Top Row L to R; LCDR R.A. Propst: Long, M.J. ; Alley, D.H.; Manolovitz, R.L.; Fligor, D.E.; ENS J.F. Moffitt. X DIVISION MAA Bottom Row L to R; Braucr, JR.; Perez Berry, M.J.; MC Cowan, C.E.; Dooling. . Stuenzi, W.H.; Gate, L.J.; Rushing, L.J. R.S.; Stull, R.J.; Carlton, J.L. C F ■Brown, M.E.; Bryant, J.; Hayes, H.; Shaw, R.D.; Beville, B.; Leonard, M.E.; J Top Row L to R; Wright, R.D.; Henkhaus, G.E.; Cochran, J.N. ; Hicks, G.B.; ■Nichols W.E.; Smith, R.C.; Renfro, D.A.; Kessler, L.J.; Richey, J.S.; Donston, OA DIVISION Bottom Row L to R ; Ervin, D.E.: O ' Hagan, P.R.; Emerson, T.J; Ontiveros, A.J.; Fiedler, R.L.; Garofalo, M.J.; Plattner, R.L.: Kelly. D.B. Top Row L to R; Nagel, J. P.: Harris. B.L.: Lewis, K.L.; Comer, D.D.; Paulson, T.A.: Russell, C.F.; Campbell, R.L.: Valdez. JO.; Eppard, R.E.; Earley, R.B.: LCDR G.B. DeLano. I Bottom Row I. to K; Jankura, M.; Pignone, L. A.; Conran, G.A.; McFarlane, G.P.; Ames, D.T.; Lankford, G.R.; Brooks, B.J.; Banks. R.L.; Mock, J. R.; Ewina, V.L.; Pannell, R.J.; Litton, R.R.; Graham. D.; St. Clair. R.S.; Short. C.W.; Masters, C. W.; Upson. N.L.; Grant. D.L. Top Row L to R; D ' Alessandro, C.R.; Swanson, D.B.; Supp, L.R.; Flournoy, J.K.; Hanley, W.A.; LCDRT.W. Quay; LCDR S.F. Schroeder; CDR R.E. Case; LCDR R.H. Lundv: LTJG C.A. Jones; LT W.W. Edwards; White, A.C. ; Romano, J. ; Smith, D.O. ; Brewster, J.S. ; Dominick, J.E. ; Hill, L.D. OC DIVISION OE DIVISION Bottom Row Lto R; Elson, H.M.; Williams, M.L.: Johnson, J.M.; Kask, J.W.: Wightman, W.R.; Evans, B.L.; Santos. P.R. Bartell, D.L.; Kuse, D.J.; Gottula, S.P.; Ford, H.B.; Perron, T.A.; Goodwin, C.B.; Robinson, J.A.; Briggs, V.W.; Good, R.V. Top Row L to R; LTJG G.B. Swearingen; Ertz, E.J.; Gaona, N.: Henderson, C.T. ; Gray, R.E. ; Berg, J.T. ; Austen, W.L. Sell, S.A.; Schickram, L.; Fairchild, K.; Martin, R.J.; Matthews, W.R.; Simonet, J.M.; Lewis, T.H.; Russell, T.W.; Amling G.W.: Hall, E.L.; Hewlett, J. W.; Waldon, J.N. ; Porter, CD. Bottom Row L to R; Leonard, M.E.; Beardslee, C. M.;Thomas, D.L.: Blackmon. P.G.: Hayes. D.L.; Van Vleet. M.C.; Frost M.B.; Top Row L to R; Bourez, D.B.; Coussens. G.F.: Wilson, B.L.: Dickman, D.A.: Hargis. C.E.; Strain, E.W.: Hill, J.L. Kacprowicz, D.F. OE DIVISION OE DIVISION Bottom Row L to R; Whitelev. W.B.; Pope. W.G.: Volk. F.M.: Miiir. A.R.; Williams, D.P.: Richley. E.R.; Hoeft, W.A.; Cash E.D.: Burleson. J.B.; Sheehan. .).: Plants. D.L.: Wurdack. R.L.: Wade. S.L.: Cornwall. J.R.; Top Row L to R; Wol GG Rule: Gateiv. G.F.: Rozelle. M.L.; Corriaan. W.G.; Fowler. M.L.: Brinkman. A.W.; Verrall, M.A.; Gregory, P.J.; Heckman. .i.A.; Sherrv. D.D.: Hammond. R.C.; Green. E.M.; Zobei, F.J.; Moncrief, D.C.: Anderson. B.L.; Pope. J.J.; Kuhl, C.J.: Gaffnev. M.L.; Schrader. C.C. Bottom Row Lto R; Claypool. D.E.; LTT.E. Duke; Whittmston, R.V.; Wine. R.L.; Burdick. .I.E.; Voigt. G.R.: Faust. G.N. ; Bates. M.E.; Lindgren, L.R.; Carroll. J. F.; Top Row Lto R; Gunn. D.A.: ENS E.E. Sydoriak: Little, L.D.: Kurowski, T.S.; Brvant. K.W.; Weiser. D.J.; Weston. B.L.; Melillo, A.; Scott, R.E.; Dyer. J.S.: Jokela. D.L.: Long, E.L.: Monahan, R.A.; Beck. T.J.: ENS S.H. Moore; Wagner, R.W.; CDR J.C. Kays. Ol DIVISION OI DIVISION Bottom Row L to R; Lang, K.H.; Frees, A.W.; Travis, J.W.: Bassett, J.M.; Jolly. L.L.; Sabat, J.M.; Suta, J.W.; Kiesel, R.S. Top Row L to R: CDR J.C. Kays; ENS M.F. McNeill; LTJG C.W. ' Mugg; Fulton, W.E.; McArthur, J.L.; Osborn. P.B, Bibee H P. ' Walter, D.L.: Haun, L.A.; Cromwell, R.L.; Rappoport. AJ.; Richards, D.S.; Wood, G.D.; Meadows, J. A. Nelson, L.r!; Powell. L.S.; Gunn, D.A.; LT.IG .1. Bercsford; I T.IG R.J. Conniff. - v.. .V . u V ' r V ' K It t V . V feV ' ri •-: .F ' Bottom Row L to R; Pelke. W.A.; Cook. L.: Raftevold, G.A.; Scherf, F.J.; Lankford, R.D.; Gregory. J.L.; Menna. R Moffitt. D.G.; Skagas, J.L.; Top Row L to R; ENS EJ. Minervini; LTJG J. A. Mastro; LTJG R.R. Gray; Broberg. D.L.; Walton, W.H.; Wadsworth. J.G.; Tellis, W.R.: Ling, J.C; Miller, J.R.; Booth, R.M.; O ' Dell. W.M.; Brady. J.P.; Dennis, R.K.; Gunn, D.A.; CDR. J.C. Kays. OI DIVISION OP DIVISION Hottom Row L to R; LT W.W. Correll.; CDR R.E. Case (Operations Officer): CDR W.K. Doggett.; LCDR G.R. Tabrum; Fop L to R; Wright. R.D.: Beatty. N.E.: Bruce, D.L.; Lewis, T.L.: Lyman, M.L.: Manary, T.L.; Smiley, J. H. t f trjjttr jth Bottom Ko« L to R; Crouc, B.N.; LUG D.F. Williams: Cook. D.S. Middle Row L to R; Smith. V.A.: Fitzgerald, R.L.; Allen, G.F.; Tyree, J.B.: Burns, J.D.: Brown, G.S.: Madrid. L.H.: Weber, E.M.: Top Row L to R; Stinchcomb, D.E.: Lee, S.T.: Garrison, V.D.: Colangelo, T.S.; Smith, N.R.: Eubanks, A.J. ; Owens, G.G.: Bukovich. J.A.; Glendenning. D.C.; Pointer, W.J. OP DIVISION OP DIVISION Bottom Row L to R; LTJG A.L. White; LT R.J. Gilles; LT W.J. Castellano: Checel, R.A.; Clark, L.: Watson, J.H.: Ben- nington R R.; Macaulay, A.S.; Lawson, G.W.; Farley, F.J.; LT J.R. Blum. Top Row L to R; ENS J.W. Bishop: LT G.F. Ghrer; Lang horne, D.T.; Everard, J. P.; Syrovatka, V.; Angel, K.J.; Cleveland, R.N.; McClaughry, M.R.; Weiss, R.F.; LTJG D.F. Williams; Lt L.L. Lee; LCDR E.F. Havel (lOIC Supervisor) Bottom Row L to R; ENS J.S. Bishop.; Shivak, F.J.; Tavlor, D.M.; Mullins, B.L.; Ridenour, J.L.; Coppms. J.B.; L..,. -. D G • Knudson, M.E.; Spencer, L.J.; Perkowski, F.J.; LT R.J. Gilles. Top Row L to R; LTJG A.L. White; LT G.F. Ghrer Legrey EJ • Richards D.L.; Clark, D.G.; Laaerbauer, W.J.; Gore, G.B.; Barnes, D.E.; Thompson, T.M.; Johnson, O.P. Darts, J.D.; Moser, R.B.; Kyle, G.W.; Counter, C.S.; Black, K.P.; LT L.L. Lee; LCDR E.F. Havel (lOIC Supervisor) OP DIVISION Bottom Row L to R; Mack, M.L.; Elliott, F.S.; Reiner, R.C.; Rogers, T.C.; Lee, P.N.; Benedictson, B.D.; White, C.C, Richey, R.R.: Hincs, R.W.; Top Row L to R; Farmer, F.A.: Veade. A.T.; Rupright, W.E., JR. M.A.: Nettles, V.M. ; Ussery, B.L.; Davis, W.L., CDR T.J. Hudner. JR.; LT W.J. Fogle; Connelly. J. A.. JR.; McCaig. D.W.; ;Hellwege, W.H.: Schieble, D.J. R., JR.; Padgett. J. E.; Simpson. G.E.; Rorbes, JR.; Sisco, J.; LTJG S.J. Kafka. N DIVISION Bottom Row L to R; Szparagowski. S.S. : Ramirez. L.A. : Raethz. R.D. : Paglione. G.M. . Knefley. B J. . Dehoff, T.R. Top Ro L to R; LTJG J.H. Fonvielle: Smith, J.E.; Showalter. S.D.: Basham. J.A.: Hepner. F.: Karau. R.T.: Baca. E.. onedich, L.J.: Koehn. T.C. CR DIVISIO CR DIVISION Bottom Row L to R; LTJG W .C. Dobberteen; ENS N.L. Da is: ENS P.B. Van Camenk: LTJG W.B. Demars: ENS P.N. Lord; LT.IG W.W . Hawke; WO R.G. Powers; LTJG RE. Nichols. ' Bottom Row L to R; Lafond. E.L.; Sadelack, E.: Hamblev. R.J.: WelLs. H.H.; Da is. L.C.; Ga tan . .B.; Top Row L to R: Harper. W.G.; Fulcher, F.E.; Child. H.E.;Colton, R.B.: Evans, R.; Whitehead. J.T.; East, D.J. CR DIVISION CR DIVISION Bottom Row L to R; York, H.T. ; Peppersack, W.J.; Feldman, J.L.; Murphy J.D.; Lewis, L.K.: Zikmund A A.; Boyer S W. Top Row L to R; LTJG J.H. Fonvielle; Webb, D.L.; Melton, J. P.; Hester, G.L.; Hawk, R.M.: Wester R.W.; Dean, M.W.; Underwood, D.L.; Cory, J. A.; Green, B.D. .X..t v. ' - w. Bottom Row L to R; Kawaja, E.G.: Ross, R.R . L , n . H Lampbell. J.L.: Frisch. KM.; Doan. M.L.: Markham. , Jr.; Heflin. B.C.; Top Row L to R; Van Meter, C.E. Jr.; Donaldson, W.N. ; Mooney, R.D.; Foster, D.D.; Froelich, R.L,; De sena, J.C; Pettigrew, J.E.; Bauer, R.A. CR DIVISION CS DIVISION Bottom Row L to R; Heinen. M.G. : Belcher, G.R. : Jackson. J.W. : Sheffield, M.I. ; Top Row L to R; Weickel, R.C. • Rhodes B.B.; Haines, R.K.; Hoff. W.H. A DIVISION Bottom Row L to R; Ritschel, R.F.; Hughes, C.A.; Dalton, R. Windsor, D.D.; Pigmon, R.C.; Top Row L to R; Ferguson, J.T.; Kessell, B.T.; Wallace, R.L.; Rassner, R.G.; L ' l W.A. Demchak; Sparks, D.: Vacca, A.J.; Pharns, J.D.: Davies, J.L. Bottom Row L to R; Aubrv, A.J.: Fraser. S.D.; Harrison, J.L.; O.borne, D.P.: Dean, R.W.: Top Row L to R: V fltkins, R.H.: Bowman, J.L.: Lowst ' uter, W.R.; Billingsley, J.E.; Jones, D.K.: Burrows, E.R.; Scott, E.L.; Cullins, R.G.; Mustonen, K.A. A DIVISION A DIVISION Bottom Row L to R; Ortman, R.A.; Vesber, D.B.; Ladd, P.; Supon, S.J.; Talbert, R.F.; Eckhart, J.H.; Aubry, A.J.; Barnes, R.O.: Sheehan. J.E.: Bottorff. K.A.; Top Row L to R; Chaney, F.G.: Coci, P.J.; Rose, R.O.; Grunder, F.W.; Core, H.M.; LCDR R.G. Ostland: Thomspon. J.D.; Howard, J.C; Pharris. J.D.: Bloxsom. J.R.; Pack. R. Bottom Row L to R; Morns, D.W.; Conner, C.G.; Thomas. L.S.; Mc CoUough. N.B.; Fitzgerald. G.L.: Aubry. A.J.; Top Row LtoR; Chandler, C.A.; Jones, D.K.; Dershon, J. L.; Anthony, G.L.; Carmichael, M.L.; Gooding, B.D.; Blanchard, C.W. A DIVISION A DIVISIO? Bottom Row L to R; Warner, L.H.: Schwartz. K.W.: Berry, GJV1., Chamberlain S.L.; Slater C.H.. Rowe, D R ; Noiand, L.D. : Top Row L to R; Beck. B.W. ; Strong, G.C. ; Earp, L.B. ; Davidson, H.G. ; Burns, D.L. ; Tyree, T.P. ; Stirewalt, R.E. . Bottom row L to R; Allen. E.W.; Basurto, A.B.: Morrison. W .h.: .luon. J.P.: .lones. D.NL. Romero. R.J..Klink. R.G.. Berry. J. Plasner. I. Mustonen. K.A.: Grant, L.E.: Ushler. R.P.: Top Row L to R: Burrows E.R. Navarro JpLows mter _R Bowman. J.L.: Cullins. R.G.: Scott. E.L.: ENS V.W. Ball; Billmgsley, J.E.; Otti. M.L.: Flaherty, D.J.; Paschal, R.M.,Pia, P.J, A DIVISION A DIVISION Bottom Row L to R; Lease, A.L.; Forester, D.C.; Wirth, J.L.; Jones, J.E.; Robinson, E.: Littlejohn. N.B.; Shiiffield, D.E.; Santos. A.S.; Cartee. J.D.; Evans, CM.; Grondin. G.L.: Frazier, T.M.; Carter, J.R.; Snyder, M.C.; Top Rop L to R; LTJG J.F. Dedolph: Makad. P.T.; Lindoff. D.A.: Puthut . R.C.: Hulbert. R.W.: Lund, H.L.; Morehead, M.S.: White, R.F.; Muhle, C.L.; Merrick. S.M.; Brown. D.E.; Fueatt, R.L.; Hatten. J. P.; Matteson. J.G.; Christian, T.R.; Bonebriaht, G.L.: Hampton, L.H.; Wiatrak. K.J,:Tracz. D.G.; Morns. E.D.: Flett.W.E.: Lona. E.F, Bottom Row L to R; Brown. R.W.; Harrison. J.L.; Fraicr. S.D.; Vestal, C.W.; Osborne. D.P.; Clausen. P.A.; MilHnoig, J.R. Dean. R.W.; Top Row L to R; Ward. F.E.; Charter, R.G.; Jones, D.A.; WO J.J. Stewart; Mc Manus, T.J.; Velek. G.J. Tochtrop. M.L.: Green. D.R.; Demers. N.J. A DIVISION B DIVISION Bottom Row L to R; Wood, J.L.; Medeiros. G.F.; Biosvert, J. P.; Markham, H.A.; Rein, M.R.; Jacobs, J.F.; Wynn, C.W.; Davey, D.J.; Blake, J. A.; Top Row L to R; Adair, R.D.: Myers, J.L.: Jenkins, R.R.; Jones, R.W.; Brockman, J.A.; LTJG R.F. Heffernan; Vauter, P.R.; Moore, M.F.; Rehm, R.R.; Giguere, J.F.; Eloi, L.J. Bottom Row L to R; Candelario, J.B.; Blake, J.R.: Lockwood. L.J.; Fajardo. R.C.: Young, W.M.: Dailing, T.L.: Wood. M.A.; Silva. W.D.: Top Row L to R; Sparks, L.A.: Collins. D.W.; Brazill. B.W.; Peoples, G.L.: Files, L.R.: LTJG R.F. Top Heflfernan; Roberts, K.C.; Walters, J.W.; Norris, L.B. B DIVISION B DIVISION Bottom Row L to R ; Wigger. D.C.: Meyers, F.: Mruphy. O.W.: Smith. A.D.; Derendoff, W.; Bell, M.J.; Maloof, J.A.; Johnson, D.W.; Hale. K..V, ; White ! J.N. ; Harris, J. E.: Herrington. F. : Wagner. J. D.; Top Row LtoR; WO N.W. Jackson; Lamberson, B.L.P.; Torday. T.G.: Currv, C.L.: Choma, S.: Sackovvsky. R.J.; Stroud, H.E.; Hoots, L.L.: Voss, E.A.;lMilligan, H.G.; Robertson. B.D. ; Tharpe. H.L. ; Dempsey. S.F. ; Guerin. J.F. ; Kelly, A.L. ; Courtright, T.M. Bottom Row L to R; Gilaer, T.L.: Washington. G.: Oedcn, R.L.; Christianson. A.K.; Demlow. H.; Magee, R.J.; Dill, J.C; Fabian, J.S.: Hart, JR.: Cforby, L.H.: Whcclock, L.E.: Top Row I. to R; Swartz, I.J.; Coval, G.F.; Martin. R.R.; Brandon, A.; Schoonover, P.J.; Hoick, E.W.: Vanscth, D.W.; Faulkner, C.H.; McDade, R.R.; Pirtle, F.M.; Pannunzio, C.A.; Coates, R.L.; Smout, B.F.; LTJG R.F. Hefternan. 15 DIVISION B DIVISION Bottom Row L to R; Green, D.R.; Attinello, S.M.; Ahrens, H.U.; Piper, R.R.; Colwell, R.J.: Tharpc, L.G.; Schindler, D W.: McCraw P D • Walker DR.; TopRowLtoR; WO M.J. Clapp; Niebert, J.F.; Breshears, R.E.; Hohn, R.E.; Scudder, W.A.: Stanley, W.C.; zahn, D.F.; Luben, E.T.; Sage, F.W.; Hill, D.A.; Hancock, CD.; Mielewski, W.L.; Whitlock, P.E.; Barger, D.A.; Pangle, T RL ; Scott, CO. ■t f - ' i Bottom Row L to R; Fenderson, D..1.; Schlindwein. J.A.; Heath, B.L.: Steed, P.B.; Scott, R.L.: Burke. G.E.; Veneziano. i Rich D D • Cornelius, D.L.; Letterman, L.L.; Avellino, A.; Valiejos. B.E.; Conknght. R.R.; Rowekamp. J.H.: Rema, b., Vierra Pt ' - Mc Cauley L L.; Top Row L to R; LT R.F. Marik; Lydic, T.D.: Derendoff. W.; Bockness. D.C: Hager, M E -Baker ' G L ■Monte, R.G.; Boze, H.R.; Murphy. D.J. ; Love, J.R.; Mumford. J.L.: Smith, J.E.; Chestnut. L.L.; Hardnck, R.T.; ' mc Gonigal, K.R.; Cogburn, L.W.: Felker, J.W.; Kirven, J.E.; Canedo, M.A.; Coyle, J.; Wolf, D.G.: Mellca, J- ,: Harvey, R.P.; Russo, C.J.; AUen, C.W.; Doom, W.W. B DIVISION E DIVISION Bottom Row L to R: Lackey. L.L.: Wile, M.F.: Lerch, M.W.: Prison, R.A.; Martin. K.E.; Harris, J. L.: Cobb, J. A.; Top Row L to R; LT J.F. Garduno; Mav, A.C.: Westbrook, T.L.: Green, C.W.; Stevens, A.F.; Ford, D.R.; Divelbiss, D.W.; Renner, G.E.: Westendorf. J. A.: Arends. P.G.: Tuttle. J.E. Button! Ko I. to K; kissiing, W.L.: Yarborough, C; Harris, L.J.: McLauuhlin. G.A.: Homsher, W.R.; Akers, F.W.; Lone, I.M.: Mackiewicz, E. Top Row L to R; LTJG P.E. Thorn; Benton. P.D.; Heider. A.R.; Rhoades, N.N.; Colgrove. W.S.; Drake, L.E.; Martin, J. K.; Sloan, N.L.; Onkka, R.R.; Bruner, C.C: LTJG R.A. Marcuson. E DIVISION E DIVISION Bottom Row L to R; Smith, W.L.; Oliver, W.G.; Schold, S.G.; Hunt, D.E.; Top Row L to R; LTJG P.E. Thorn; Johnson, G.W.; Ailgower, R.W.: McDermott, T.E.; Hupp, D.G.: Trader, J. O.: Miller, R.G. y f ? A .. H V mS € - % k j«t-U. - ' Bottom Row L to R; Carter, R.E.; Doyle. K; Grote. R.R.; Granado. E.J. ; Sianley. B.M.; Gilbert, J.R.; Top Row l. to R: Rosendahl, R.D.; Summers, J.T.; Ditmer, L.A.; Eledge, J.W. ; Woodside, J.S.; Herrmann, P.B.; Lewis, D.L.: Driggers, J.C. E DIVISION E DIVISION Bottom Ro« L to R; Lee, G.M.; Thacker. R.O,: Villa, L.R.; Duplessis. A.N.; Combs, D.E.: Sullivan, M.H.: Top Row L to R; LTJG P.E. Thorn: Washam. E.L.; Rutherford, G.L.: Doerr. K.W.: Sanders, J . W.: Acton. R.D.; Whites, G.J. V P T ■f t f . ' f f , t t Bottom Row L to R; Passman, G.J.; Moore, J.V.; Nelson, C.W.: Kimbol, A.J.: Damico, R.A.: Compbell, R.V.: Ratlety. J.J.; lop Row L to R; Ballentine, T.E.; Zallar, E.P.; Marcallini, J.J.: Niswanger, H.L.; Lynch, R.M.; Clairmont, D.A.: Schon- hardt, F.R.: Monroe, W.J.; Hallmark, CD.; Cramer, P.O.; Dill, F.B. E DIVISION M DIVISION Bottom Row L to R; Collins, D.A. ; Miller, V.I. ; Meeink, P. M. ; Meeink, P.M. ; Robertson, R.R. ;M osier, R.H. ; Pearce R.W. ; Campbell, M.M.: Howcroft, R. T.: Fimple, C. R.; Top Row L to R; LTJG K, R. Ker; O neil J.D.; Beese,M.C., Wright, F.H.; Binion, R.D.; Steyh, R.J.; Rupe, D.L.; Fittro, E.G.; Jensen, D.C.; Parker, A.L.; Fultz, L.A.; Durham, H.N. ; Stephens, G. r .-t t ' ' ' ) Bottom Row L to R; Foley. M.P.: Wenzel. R.C.: Kofoed, Z.: Anzelmo. R.L.: Freese. J.E.: Whitecotton, D.W.: Byerley. A.H.; Torres A H • Mills A D.: Neelv. B.C.: Scott. D.H.: Top Row L to R; LTJG K.R. Ker; Cook. C.E.: Malloy. J.; Gavm, W.W.; iihrow. R.R.; Whipple L.F.; Ertz, L.J.: Armstrong, C.E.: Thompson, D.C.; Huffman, M.G.; Nash, S.E.; Higgins, A.L.; Crissman, F.W.; Lincoln. M.J. M DTVISIOIN M DIVISION Bottom Row L to R; Logan. J.R.; Browning, J.D.; Vavra, L.V.; Rackley, D.C.; Elsass, G.L.; Overy, T.E.: Cheatwood, R.W.; Newburn. D.P.: Huerta, R.A.: Gibson, J.W.: Top Row L to R; Brooks, R.L.; Armstrong, W.E.; Lewinski, M.J.; Taylor, W.E.: Bramblett. D.R.: Bovies, W.D.: Jackson, D.J.; Reid. D.R.; Sweet, G.R.; Matlock, L.E.; Olson, L.A.; Dunkin, W.L.; Luaiewicz, Z.: Sanders. G.D.: Marquis. R.L.; Morehead. K.E.; WO R.L.B. Loe. Bottom Row L to R; Campbell, D.C: Blankenship, L.C.; Jones, J.E.: Gallagher, R.L.; Clayton, L.J.: Hubbard, J. H.; Top Row L to R; WO R.L.B. Loe; Douglas, C; Kitchen, D.B.; Whittington, K.W.; Carrel, L.D.; Hendrickson, D.E.; Mrott, R.B,; Gcorsc, W.L.: Calloway, R.R.: Alien, G.G. M DIVISION M DIVISION Bottom Row L to R; Vanginkel, D.W.; Van Ryn, R.W.; Morehouse, J.H.; Holstine, L.T.; Massing, W.R.; Foster, R.A.; Yates J D • Top Row L to R; Popplewell, J.W.; Harding, M.E.; Hartwig, R.F.; Welker, M.F.; Dominguez, M.R.; Cross, W G ' • LTJG K.R. Ker; Atkin, J.W.; Williams, R.J.; Coleman, D.G.; Vollrath, P.R. ottom Row L to R; Odom, G.L. : Flowers, H.C. ; Baker. J. : Blake, W .D. : Smith, O.D. ; Squadrito, J.S. , Janney. v ■: Quat- .baum. W.J.; Gantt. J.; Andrus, D.J.; Top Row L to R; LTJG H.M Jaquiss; Butler L.J : Carter, Rr . ; Briimme 1, M.L noles. J.N.; James, E.L.; Mason, J.L.; May E.D.: Osborn, M.P.; Donley, C.R.; Faughn, M.O.; Vaughn. R.J.: LTJG k.F. Bottom tleba A Pavton R DIVISION U DIVISION Bottom Row L to R; Horwat. J. P.; Conkright, D.D.: Giorgio, N.J.; Delenne. A.M.; Perez. ' H.M.; Yeakey, L.E.; Demars, L.B.: Null. D.R.: Richardson. D.D.: Hoeve, G.W.: Kaufman. R.L.; Top Row L to R; LTJG D.P. Cousino; Corley, J.T.; Godbehere. A.G.: Guzik. .I.R.: Panizzi, R.A.: Rachel. CD.: Baker. H.J.: McClellan. D.L.; Bond. T.J.: Pennock, ,D.R.; Row- land. E.R.; Upfold. W.L.: Bradshaw. A.J.; Borgemenke. E.L.: Dovie. B.R.: Johnson. D.M.; Carr. P.M. Bottom Row L to R; Lumbardi. S.P.; Laear. R.H.: Holmes. R.R.: Esterlme. H.G.: Snell. D.L.; Srets. R.E.: Bell. M.D.; Wilson, G.A.; Lank. .l.W.; Pacaran, P.; Nelson. G.R.: Kellev. J.C: Top Row L to R; Kitchens. .I.E.: Jimenez. S.: McFadden. A.D.; Smith. J. P.: ChatmanrC: Asbell. R.E.: Ray. M.G.: Hernandez. R.R.: Barham. J.: Fredstrom. D.A.: Hedrick. M.L.: Knight, M.; Culpepper, P.T.; LT R.D. Sisk. R DRISION Bottom Row L to R; Compton, J.A.; Heffler. T.L : Haydon. NV.S.. Pmientel. D.A.. Anderson. J.W.: H ! ' ' -] . ;L - Coooer C D ■Cottrell K M.; Zaraes, P.D.: Gilkes. R.E.; Moore, D.A.; Top Row L to R; Holt. WD Jones R.O.. Nalz. A A Easton. M J Henderson. G.l:: Riffle. R.E.: Brandt. M.A.; Taylor, M.; Harmon, T.L.: Ward, R.E.: Hughes. W.A.: Crouch, M.A.: Raeburn. B.R.; Aragon. F.E.: Henderson. D.F. 1ST DIVISION 1ST DIVISION Bottom Row Lto R; Cato, J.L.; Goodger, G.S.; Garcia. M.; Lambert. D.J.;Turpcn, R.R.; Moore, W.E.; Carter. P.L.; Spencer CM.; Phillips. H.R.: Watson, B.G.; Stanley, C.J.; Lince, D.C.; Crider, R.E.; Brown, V.L.: Top Row L to R; ENS R e ' Wabrek: Foster, H.C.; Porrello, P.V.; Lutes, D.L.: Crisfield, R.C. JR.; Bond. R.C.; Dargel. R.J.: Wood L • Risser DB • Mathis, H.S.: Faulk. K.W.: Wehrbien, J.E.; Reid, H.J.; Norman, R.F.; South, R.E.; Dyke. J H ' Bottom Row L to R; Vates. R.L.; Bladvvin. L.L.: Maria. W.F.; Shockev, R.E.; Tomasino, M.T.: Mason. M.P.; Leclerc W.; Costa, MR.; Top Row L to R; Hurley. L.S.; Covington. G.B.; Lewis. CD.; Freund. J.K.; ENS S.R. Kahler; Cobb E.L.; Whitmer, L.W.; Tallberg, N.D.: Schaefer, H.R. 2ND DIVISION 2ND DIVISION Rnttnm row I to R • Triina TMucri W A • Norris, B.W.; Dick, W. A.: Williams, F.M.; Scaton,. I. R.; Greene. J; Top ko« Lt?R; Oqufn R L Z;aLa, NA; Lewis, S.A.;Anderburg, G.A.; Hurley, L.S.: ENS S.R. Kahler: Bos,aek, D.A.: Peterson, F.; Foster, R.A.; Katchmer, C.R.; Marshall, M.L. Bottom Row L to R; Sullivan, D.V. ; Goplin, D.J. ; White. J.E. ; Lening. TJD : Viosme R.J ; Bott. J.E. : Pha.r. L.A. : Attebury. R L ■Ortesa, J.D.; Hughes, J.J.; Hardwick, P.E.; Top Row L to R; LTJG J.H. Witt; Lynch, D.J.: Faubion. L.B.. Pritch. P.J.; Abercrombie, T.wT; Lyles, A.W.; Lefever, W.N. : Morgan, R.D.; Deltz, G.L; Gribble, V.G. 3RD DIVISION 3RD DIVISION Bottom Row . to R; Dray. A.J.: Floerchinger, D.D.; Smith. M.A.; James, E.; Reyne, T.R.; Carr, J.E.; Davis, D.D.; Ortega, P.R,: Top Row L toR; White. J. T.; Rosen. C.R.: Harden. T.D.: Gotten, L.B.; Hanson, CD.; Rasnick, C.A.; Mathiesen, R.; Wilsnn. W . : James. S. y f Bottom Row L to R; Smith, J.R,; New, J.L.: hidrcdgc. C.G.: Marcoux. R.C; Harlow. L.P.; Vargo, W.R.; Lamey, CM.; Moore. C.I£.; Aponte, J.L,: Patzcr. J.H.; Montgomery. H.R.; Vorddorn, R.J.; Top Row LtoR; Blev ins. C.L.; Toomey. H.J.; Coats, T.W.; Oakley, F.R.; Eyster, J.E.; Staats, R.L.; Fast, J.G.; Greenspan, J.I.; Bourque, R.N.; Pearson, D.A.; Fuller, L.L.; Phillips, R.L.; ENSG.R. Fetty. 4TH DIVISION 4TH DIVISION r, . D T „ u. rirr r T ■Rinninper F L • Davis M M.; Knight, A.A.; Walters, H.E.; Behrnes, A.L.; Hagg, D.F.; MeltTn H ' Omtrt ' j ' ?- TopkTfto R L ' zy ' R-C; Arton, L J.; ' Brown. D.R.; Buahs, M.A.; Crowder, J.B.: Walker, R.C. ; Dunn, J.J. ; Stoker, B. ; Stricklin, R.G. ; Burn, D.C. Bottom Row L to R; Doran. J.J. ; CUzbe, T.E. : Barnes, G.E ; Metcalf. RT, : Ybarra. F.F. ; M tiska, J A. . Olsen. J.E Km|. V L • Guess W L • Nevitt D E • Ault. R.I.; Lopez, T.D.: Pettersen. C.R.: Hughes. J.W.: Top Ro« L to R, LIJO b.A. WUson pStelli L. Am, ' R.W.: ' Hammel, F.W. Haynes. G.E : BaHey, R.H.. Manjerov.c J.D.: Gnrnes AA .: Godwm. R.M. ; Moore, A.W. ; Edwards, H.H. ; Gibson. R.D. ; McCune, D.E. : Santa Cruz. A.H. ; Chariot. L.F. . Duncan. J.W. 5TH DIVISION (; DIMSIOIN Bottom Row L to R: Walker. .1.1 .: Winkle. ,1.; Palnicr. l.D.; I. una, J.D.: Forte, r I.; Poland. W.A.: Parker. C.L.; Reid. M.G.; Os(bv. R. .; lop Uo« I, to R; Urca calc. I .A.: Cronin. T. : Sccficld. G.C ; Burrows. G.E.: Cooper. J.R.; WOl T.L. iVk-rson; I 1. ID. Rohuis; I NS 1). I . Hanson; Allison. W.Ci.; Curr . R..I.; How ell. IM .: Dunnavanl. .I.F.. r t ,t_t. t % % P r vt ' - r ' . ' ' ? ' ' V V tfj Jw Bottom Ro« I- to k; .hisiis. .I.D.; kiler. 1 .L.; Husihcs. S.A.; Oil. L.A.; Woodard. A.L.; Lowe. T.W .; Uuiuco. D.L.; Trc iok, C.G.; Lcspcrance. W.lr.: Tomlin. .1.; Top Row I. to R; LT T.D. Robins; Allison. W.G.; Phillips. A.D.; Mayor. .I.M.; Mullins, T.R.; TroskcN. P.B.; Mincli. R,.l,; Briiiain. Tl-.; Noble. R.G.; Seaniniell. .I.W.; Dost. R.H.: Grinios. N.A.; Frost. .I.J.; Cooper. .I.R.; Wc ' )l T.L. Peterson. ; DIVISION G DIVISION Bottom Row L to R; Wic orck. .1.; Williams. G.E.: Smith. .I.L.; Williams. A.J.: Zonkel, A. A.: Kimberly, C.C: Coller. G.D.: French M L • Starman R.L.; Fortier. R.L.: Top Row L to R; Eubanks, K.C.; Flowers, E.Jr.: Pavidis, P.E.: Giannmi, D..1.; Dicks, M.E.: Cooper, J. R.;W01 T.L. Peterson; LTT.D. Robins; ENS D.T. Hansen; Allison, W.G.; Horn, D.E.; Fnsch. D.C.; Brodbcck. D.R. Jtjt r t t f Bottom Row L to R; Younuwirth. L.L.; Hctzcl. T.A.; Roberta. K.l .: Broun. OS,: Martin, t K ; u.irrison. L.; Saucier. R N.; Spearman. WD. ; Top Row L to R; WOl T.L. Peterson; Cooper. J.R.; Horton. R.C.; White. L.; Ferns. M.A.; Merry. B A.; Slay, M.; McKis- sack. E.R.; Hall. S.S.: Dunigan, F.L.; Allison, W.G.; LT T.D. Robms. G DIVISION G DIVISION Bottom Row L to R; Blessina. J.E.: Sawyer. M.; Hewitt. D.G.; Sherard. .I.E.: Thomassie. M.: Turco, P.L.; Sholler, D.D.; I uie I K ■Murphy D W.; Legette. F.: Top Row L to R; WOl T.L. Peterson: Cooper. J.R.; Harden. R.L.: Villa, J.A.; Ward. .I.D.: SchitT. P.J.: Beckler. R.: Fullwood, L.; Hollingsworth, J.L.: Otenburg. R.L.: Condley, H.S.; Waiz. A. A.; Hudson, W.M.: Allison. W.G.: LT T.D. Robins. Bottom Row L to R; Ptister, C.W.; Krause, T.E.; Troyer, G.E.: Sterling, J. P.: Marroquin, R. -R ; Norris, J.C: Chartrand, R C: Varncy, J.L.: Beczkalo, D.M.; Top Row L to R; LCDR J.E. Horsefield: WOl J.G. Hambley: LTJG G.M. Morse; Johnson, H.D.; Armstrong, W.K.; Walsh, J. P.; Adamonis, J.E.; Kortum. J.L.; Rouse, D.L.: Schmidt. R.D.: Weaver, M.L.; Riley, J.W.; LCDR J.O. Lence; LTJG R.T. Larson; Reichmann, V.L. W DIVISION AM DIVISION Bottom Row L to R; Martin, J.B.; Smith, D.R.; Morrison, D.T.; Huber, R.E.: Pcrcau, W.D.: LCDR A.M. Zollars Jr : Barnes J A ' Florcs F.R.; Weaver. R.H.; Waggoner, R.A.; Tyquiengco, J.R.; Top Row L to R; Wilburn H.G . Broussard. AC Pearson M.L.: Brosious, R.J.; Marguel. M.L.; Meyers, J.A.; Schott, G.C.; Schncckloth. R.D.: Q-Bnen, M.J.: Baldwin. P.J.; Miller, R.G.; Lockwood, T. Bottom Row L to R; Simpson. G.L.. Bell. N .L.: Spear. W .C: Sarunn R.V; kitchen. IXR. Rinchan. U W R; Davila, J.A.; Charling, B.R.; Parker. R.M.: Dean. W.H.; Grun, W.A. Jr.; Beaugh. J. M.S. 1 (.p R.)-. 1 to AM DIVISION FOX DIVISION Bottom Row I, to R; Grav. R.A.: Robertson. S.N.: Dooling. J.J.: Cummings, W.D.; Saja, W.M.; Passini, R.A.; Ricks, F.C.; Crowder. W.E.: Top Row L to R; ENS R.S. Thomas: Crespi, I.: Couppe. D.J.: Bivens. B.L.: Tufts, W.L.; Obeknus, J.M.; Da is. P.R.: Wolle. O.M.: NK litor. L.B.: Mauhcus. .I.P. ; ' 01 H.R. Wisdom. Bottom Ro« 1. to R; Leonard. R.B.: Hicks. G.E.; Klein. .I.G.: Miller. J.W.; Whitcomb. D.J.: Terry. A.W.; Hampton. W.G.; Patsis. S.; McCiirlev. .I.O.; Top Row 1. to R; ENS R.S. Thomas: Bracht. L.W.; Davis. .I.A.: Schell. C.F.: Dixon. J.W.; Reyes, R.A.; Mueller. D.M.: Merl .G.C; Radford, D.W.; Vogler. T.M.; Matthews. J. P. FOX DIVIS10i SAM DIVISION Bottom Row L to R; Hruska, M.H.; Holier, M.L.; Snyder, C.L.; Hulette, T.L.; Noggle, L.R.; Ripley, W.H.; Lyon, B.C. Davis, L.J.; Thonnard. H.A.: Mueller, J.J.; Middle Row L to R; Bartlett, A.C.; SurfOrdTech H.C. McElvogue; Bean, R.E. Summers, J.E.; Humphreys, G.K.; Calvert, J.; Rogers, J.A.; Dixe, T.N.; Fairley, E.A.; Hasting, M.W.; LT J.D. Friedman Smith, J.E.: Top Row L to R; Mims, R.L.; Burdick, J.R.; Zollner, J.A.; McKee, D.W.; Dick, R.F.; Ruth, T.A.; Bell, N.V. Grof, T.J.; Powers, CD. L to R; Major Bullard; IstLt. Seale: Tucker; Narcisse. MARINE DETACHMENT MARINE DETACHMENT Bottom Row L to R; Baxter; Jiidd: Bounds: Agnew; Jeffrey; Castle; Camero; Fears; Costello; McGuire; Fletcher; Juenemann; Bjergo; Friesner; Ross. Top Row L to R; Christopher; Johnson; Martin; Hoesch; Sullivan; Collins; Meisberger; Simons; Cunningham; Lewis; Long; Newberry; Ellis; Daleo; Washington; Blazer. 5 M M a M Miirt i.. - -..1 ,..i..   , ' .  Bottom Row F to R; Hutchison; Tiffany; Persa; Hall; VVeircs; Black; Mosher; Modermott; Burns; Samsel; Moore; Ord; Zoll.; lop Row F to R; Weisz; Fretheim; Tolbert; Koontz; Faulkner; Naquin; Cobler; Masters; Lorance; Griffin; Fentz; Petersen; Orgill; Kent; Taylor. MARINE DETACHMENT iS J. Bottom Row L to R; Medows, P.M.; Olson, R.G.; Kearney. T.A.; McKissick, R.M. Top Row L to R; LTJG B.E. Cobb; Calef, H.L. AIR OFFICE V-l DIVISION Bottom Row L to R; Wyatt, C; Tagtmeyer, C.VV.; Smith, S.R.: Williams, T.A.; Watkins, L.R.; Moss, L.J.; Atteberiy, J.D.; LT L.E. O ' Connor; Long. L.J.; Bazilius, J.J.; Hoskins, W.F.; Bickel. R.E.; Jorgenson, P.W.; Orosco, A.R.; Thomas, Z.; Top Row Lto R; Sanders. W.L.: Woodall, J.N.: Gillentine. R.M.; Wilcox, J.R.; Walker, D.T.: Wiley, R.D.; Werther, J. R.; Ham- mond. S.G.; Wood. R.J.: Jennmgs. G.L.: Dillon, P.T.: Thurnbeck, J.R.: Atwood, R.R.: Mackay, G.D.; Carpenter, F.L.; Cameron. D.R.; Thomsen. D.E.; Gearhart. R.D.; Purtha. R.L.; Paulmbo. A.L.; Crenshaw, A. A.; Zuehkle, C.W. Bottom Row I. to R; Arbuckle. D.A.; Willingham. M.N.; Watson. J. A.; Kamon. T.; Woodward. C.S.: Waller. C.W.; Bailey, W.D.; Dias, K.N.: Watson. J.T.; O ' Neill. .I.T.: Doughhette. T.E.; Pluck. R.A.; Olstad. J. A.: Top Row L to R; Stottlemyer, K.R.; Sullivan, G.L.; Smith, J. D.; Turner, L.H.: Davis. E.: Thomas, G. P.: Lutz, P.W.: Lagreco. P.A.: Holleman. K.R.; Weber, T.A.; Blaylock, J.D.: Horking, D.W.; Love, J.W. V-l DIVISION V-1 DIVISION Bottom Row L to R; Rouse, J.E.; Kinnaird, W.R.; Conley, D.J.; Chapman, E.J.; Dyson, JT-j Chandler M.L.; Tracy, T.W.; RaihTun R.D.; Porter, R.D.; Top Row L to R; Fennel, J.F.; Dykes, R.E.; Disrud, M.L.; Miller, S.D.; Milos, W.Jr.; Brown, A.M.; Brokaw, ' T.C.; Lank, D.L.; Lanier, J. S.; Willson, K..L. t f Bottom Row L to R; Franz. R.A.: Baham. G.B.; Zinimermann. }.¥.: Mayberry, k.D.; Torbett K.R.. Resti o. GT r patrick, D.E.: Dinsmore, R.; Flowers, R.M.: Hursey. J.M.: Top Row L to R; Thompson LH.. Lambert. J -- N ' chol.on WA • Sauer GP • Barrena. R.R.; Burtnett. R.E.: Gober. C.W.: Tucker. D.L.: Hacker, E.G.; McGibbon, D.H., mters, L.C. jr.; Blalock, J.C; Paquette. S.M.; LCDR D.A. Slusar: LCDR A.J. Fmnerty. ¥-2 DIVISION V.2 DIVISION Bottom Row L to R; Privett. D.M.: Cleary, C.C.Jr.: Mengle. R.L.; Preston, D.A.; Trammell. J.D.: Braxton, R.C.; Top Row I. to R; McLane. R.A.: LT R.M. Clemment; Faschingbauer, J.; Jaynes, R. H.;Hayes, B.H.; Chrysler, H.D.; Jones, D.E.; Gilbert. D.D.: Homan. E.A.; LT T.G. Gordon: LCDR D.A. Slusar. Bottom Ro L to R; Baker, L.D.: Conklin. K.W.: Huhctithal, G.A.: Marsland. .I.K..; Schwagcr. G.L.; Pieczykowski, E.C.; Harris, G.A.; Mclnernev, J.P.; Dowdy, M.G.; Top Row L to R; Inaalls, B.E.: Vehon, T.R.; Benrud. G.L.: Haselhorst, L.D.; Jcmerson, F.E.; Vierra, D.L.: Heise. F. Jr.: Glidden. R.M.; Hortick, S.C; Kolh, E.N.; Woollen, D.H.; Bishop, T.W.; LCDR D.A. Slusar. V.2 DIVISION V-2 DIVISION Rntfnm Row L to R- Homan E A • Moen, C.S.; Macfarland, L.K.; Mostrom, D.T.; Bryars, H.W.; Okada, B.S.: Benedict ITwZ ,If:KI.Z£f.R.-: Umie row L to R; McLane, R.A LT R,M. Clement; Wright JG ; Brow.JW. Smith R W • Younce S L • Preece, L.S.; Muiiins, J.L.: Flowers, C.E.Jr.; Keller, G.L.T.; Reardon, R.J.; LT T C. Gordon, LCDR D.A ' . ' siusar,; ' Top Row L to R; Troiano, D.N.Jr.; Wittum, D.S.; Conroy, G.L.; Sterling, W.J.; Heddleston, D.A. McHugh, M.E.; Wilson, B.L.; Bramlett, R.H.; Cash, H. (n). ? X r r I r % r r . ' ft Bottom Row L to R; Semays. L.G. ; White. P.D. Jr. : Eagle. P.T. ; Wirth M.P., Anthony. T.E. : Hise, N.L. : Turner. J E De . . S.E.; Holifield. M.L.Jr.; Huffman, E.A.; Bail. E.D.: Top Row L to R; Schuniacher F R. .Thompson J H Eud - -• Armstrong D.J.; Lautenbach, T.S.; Orblych. M.A.; Weese, K.D.: Mortensen. T.L.: Eichstedt, D.J.: Tester, G.A., Hendnx, R.D.: Mcbaniel, M.A.; Worley, G.G.: LCDR D.A. Slusar; LCDR A.J. Finnerty. V-2 DIVISION .2 DIVISION Bottom ' Row L to R; Miller. K.G.: Denison. G.T.: Jones. M.E.: Craig, J.J.; Long, H. Jr.; Dahlstrom, L.E.; Mashek, M.R.; Sheets. ' d.M.: Top Row L to R; Ingalls, B.E.: Quinlan. M.F.: Vogan, H.E.: Reed. D.G.; Truitt, K.; Ives, R.A.; Hanson, S..I.: Elliott. C.W.; Stephens, T.E.; Simpson. L.W.; LCDR D.A. Slusar. ' Bottom Row L to R; Cook. P.E.; Cable. D.L.; Rcamn, O.A.; Broxson. J.C; 01i cr. R.E.; O ' Neal, LP.: Watson, W.G.: Van Guilder. D.F.; Desotell. O.A.; Allen, M.L.: Sievers ' C.W.: Mayes, W.L.; Jordan. R.K.; MC Connell. R.E.: Hayman, G.W. Top Row L to R; Lied, G.J.; Cunha, L.D.; Boris, R.P.; Williams, J.T.; Mowrev, L.D.; Gonzales, T.H.; Gordy, G.B.; Sockwell, P.R.; Mc Daniel. L.J.; Treadway. A.L.: Mc Daniel, T.J.: Tilghman, J.B.: LCDR H.L. Pace: Grimm, R.M.; Stavert, K.H.; Porter. G.E. ; Dubois, B.T. ; Prior, J.L. ; Castleman, G.E. ; Krolikowski, W.J. ; Murkle, F. W. ; Mc Lean, A. A. V-3 DIVISION V-3 DIVISION Bottom Row L to R; Moreno, S.R.; Moreau. R.L.; Taber, J.L.; Reese, J.E.: Christianson, R.O.: Peterson R.C.: Eisenbeck, R • Koskeia DN ■Standley, M.H.; Sanborn, D.Q.; Groves, W.E.; Kepford, G.G.: Middle Row L to R; LCDR H.L. Pace: Threlkeld SA ■Bovse, T.L.; Koehler, R.M.; Mees, K.A.; Torregrossa, W.J.: Harwood. W.C; Evans, V.R.; Carney, KA..: Courtnev ' R A- Sinclair, J.T.: Reynolds, P.W.; Miller, W.K.; Pursel, R.E.; Decker, D.K.: Bowser, S.A.; Tilghman J.B : Top RowLtoR; Carsner, R.R.; Sutton. W.F. : Dougherty, CD.; Keiin, J.A.; Braun, R.G.; Rochette. M.; Hanson, D.G.; Gallan D.L.; Leavif, K.J, f ¥ t , V p S V t f r ' ' ■:- ' • r r-f ' - V H  r Tts ■4.|,. ' vi|r-irt ' ' Bottom Row L to K; MariiiKv. .1.. Brubaker. B.E,: Mefferd. D.M.: Cassidy. D.E.; Johnson. L.C.Capps. J.D.: Miyal M H • Graham, D.E.: Freeman. G.: Middle Row L to R; LCDR H. L.Pace: Bolin. B.G.; O Brikis. R.E : ahner. R.C. Terrio, R.C; Darnell, R.K.; Dunphy. J.J.; Stork. L.E.; Hecht. L.A.; Johnson. S.S.; Cropp, W C ; Woiwod. D.K.: Rose. L.R. Tilghman, J.B.; Top Row L to R; Dennis, L.L.; Svvaby, G.G.; Wood. M.V.; George. M.; Hoffman. T.B.; W addermann, K. Smith, R.J. ; Barrett, D. ; Ginter, D.C ; Calicott, V.E. ; Means, J.F. V-3 DIVISION V-4 DIVISION Bottom Row L to R; Vanderpool, C.E.; Herring, C.E.III; Clifton, J.R. Jr.; Turner, R.D.; Baine, D.A.; Sigmon, E.W.; Johnson, .1.: LCDR H. Kelso; Boyle, J.A. Jr.; Troxler, B.F.: Jones. T.R.; Monti, R.J. Jr.; Chrisos, D.B.; Endsley, W.N.; Barnes, R.W.; Top Row L to R; Lind, W.R.; Miller. J.R.; Larmore, J.L.; Rawnsley, R.D.; Miller, L.; Prince. R.A.; Howard, P.C; Etter, J.L.; Deal. A.R.; Heatley. M.N.; McCollum, J.O.; Soderlund, J.A.; Sample, R.D.; Emery, J.E.; Ramsey, L.K.; Weber, R.L.; Braim. D.l..; Schoonmakcr. T.E.; Robertson. M. Bottom Row I. to R; Harper. D.U.; Kellev. T.W. Jr.; Earner. E.J.; Putscher. P.J.; LCDR H. Kelso; Bovlc. J.A. Jr.; Miller, JR.; Ross, H.C. Jr.; Burton. A.D.; Fletcher. J.H.; Top Row I, to R; Thomas. J. V.; Lent . DM.; Roberts. W.C. Jr.; Barrett, LI.; Harris, P.H.; Grcvc, R.D.; Johnson, J.; Guthrie, H.O.; Whitteside, J.D.; Thompson, J.E.; Robertson, M.; Schoonmaker, T.E. V-4 DIVISION V-4 DIVISION Bottom Row L to R; Ross, H.C.; Reguera, A.M.; Turner, CD.; Felmlee, B.L.; Batcheller, M.M.; Deal, H.J.; Bevins, D.B.; LCDR H Kelso- Beltz AG • Avalos, E.G.; Boyle, J.A. Jr.; Foley, D.R.; Allen, J. A.; Weisman, A.J. Whisenant, R.D.; Riehl S J • Burton A D.; Harper, D.D.; Catino, J.E.; Top Row L to R; Orr, C.F.; Daggers, D.S.; Benoit, G.J.; Lawson, BR ' HoU ' el • Milchell R.; Filliman, E.J.; Johnson, J.; Strampfer, D.L.; Cannella, A.; Hakensen, L.K.; Piron, M.P.; Barkiey HO Jr Bostwick, C.F.; Jarvis, R.L.; Costa, A.C. Jr.; Whittemore, D.G.; Ainsworth, W.M.; Trinkle, L.D. Bottom Row L to R; Zinger, G.R. ; Blackstock, J.D. ; Watkins, W.A. ; Selby, W.H. ; Top Row L to R; LCDR R.H. Grantman; LCDR F.R. McCoy; LCDR J.T. Carroll; LT S.W. Dallas; WO-1 T.L. Lappin. V-6 DIVISION V.6 DIMSION Bottom Row I. to R; Johnson. T.G.: Shane. D.L.: Hardy. T.V.: Trimble. L.F.: Spann. B.E.; Rutenschoer. D.M.; Elam. D.T. Top Row I, to R; McLaughHn, R.L.: Caldwell. R.E.: Weeks. H.E.: LCDR F.R. McCoy; Davidson, M.L.: Trueax. R.A. Attebcrr . W.R. lop Row 1. to R; Quam. G.E.; Blackc. VV.F.; Baird. K.R.: WOT.L. Lappin: Bonner. J.W.; Heimstra. h.A. : Schockley D.P. Miller. J.T.: Bottom Row L to R; Houell. D.C.; Kline. R.A.: Barkhursi. F.H.; Elmshauser, T.J.; Porter. F.J.: Smith, K.E. McDowell. M. V.6 DIVISION V-6 DIVISION Bottom Row L to R; Slee, C.R.; Tronsgard, D.R.; Jerard, P.M.; Pattison, L.D.; O ' Brien, W.R.; Haakinson. M.G.: Top Row L to R; Fish, R.L. ; Kirtcpatrick, W.A. : Egan, D.G, ; Grant, R.D. ; Richards, R.R. ; Edson, J.D. ; Strassel, L.K. _t W f f t ,,t , ' « ' . Bottom Row Lto R; Newhoff, D.K.: Howe. R.J. ; Carson. J.M.; Benash. E.L.; Allison. M.E.; Carew. K.P.: Romer. P. : Rogers, V.S.; Dreher, W.K.; Top Row L to R; Hessler, W.: Morgan, M.C.; Cook. T.E.; Collins. R.L.; Reith. C.N.: Wallace. W.R.: LT S.W. Dallas; Van Lenten. M.W. ; Wheeler, H.D. ; Warner, M.H. ; Dewev. R.W. ; Barrde. R.E. : Bennington, R.J. V.6 DIVISION V.6 DIVISION Bottom Row L to R; Caylor. D.N.; Gray, W.V.; Butler. J.H.: Rutland. A.; Cain. J.; LCDR J.T, Carroll; Martin, H.F • Johnson, E.N.; Turner, B.K.: Hill, W.S.; Hodges, K.D.: Fusco, L.G.; Russo, G.E.: Lock. E.R.; Top Row L to R; Wanner L.G.: Limer. W.E.: Brewer: Morgan. J.H.; Glosser. D.N.: Ellison. E.L.; Ramboldt. T.J.; Abeln. R.W.; Hoft ' meister SD • Clark. M.E.: Ballard. W.R.; Hartoravc. V.; Bouen. .11,: Cinield. R.S.: Boone, R.A. Bottom Row L to K; Siation. JAV.: Allwardt, V.B.: Springer. .I.A.: Kane. M.J.: Scott. W.D.; Erickson. E.W.: Bray. D.P.: Staples. R.I..: Tr:pp. D.W.: Rocha, J.R.: Williams. R.P.: Delcado, F.J.; Zopff. P.G.: Williams, E.E.; Terrill, F.L.; top Row LtoR; Watkins. W.A.: Jerard, P.M.: MalTett, R.L.: Clark, M.E.: Denlea, J.F.: Harris. M.N.: Flemmina. T.E.: Selby. W.H.; Martin. H.F.: Henderson, F.E.; Baker, D.P.; Thompson, E.N. ; Smith. D.G.: Palmer: Roe, L.E.: Johnson. E.L.: LCDR R.H. Grantman; Blackstock, J.D.; Zinger, G.R. Y-6 DIVISION V-6 DIVISION Bottom Row L to R; Dean. R.L.; Kvidera, P.L.: Miyakawa, Y.D.; Duarte, M.E.; Solt, H.T.; Smith, K.E.; Mason, J.L. Top Row L to R; Hessler, W.; Mobley, J.W.; Burnham, D.G.; Douglas, A.E.; Green, A.M.; Osborne, E.W.; Stewart, J.H. McCallum. K.W.; Cornett, S.G.; Kessel, R.B.; Bennington, R.J. f W t f f f 1 S . t r Bottom Row L to R; Br aiu. J.L.. Barbour. .I.C. Wiklc. R.L.. Shocuiakcr. L.L.; Varner, R.B.: Miram. W..A..: Elder. D.T. Gardner. M.C.; Staftord. M.L.: Top Row L to R; Hinson. J.W.: LT S.W. Dallas; Yurickones. J.G.; Fox. A. L.; Todd. W.J. Michelinie, J.W.; Blowmker, R.L.; Schlossmacher, P.C; Heffron. W.E.; Stafford, C.R.; Goodgame. B.L. V-6 DIVISION y-6 DIVISIOIS Bottom Row LtoR; Borcn.P.L.; Rocha. J.R.; Bulthuis, R.W.; Doyl. P.E.; Lundstrom, L.I.; Moore, G.E.; Varela, F.: Griffith JR.; Blomhcrg. R.D.: Hoy, J.K.: Top Row LtoR; LT R.A. Ford; Yada, S.: Brite, H.A.; Baker, T.V.; Stites, R.L.; ' Hansen ' D.L.: Froyd. G.R.; Simpson. V.D.; Monk. W.A.; Hurst. W.R.: Stephens. . I. M. ; LTJG L.R. Andersen. 1 X . V ' ' . , J . ' (1 ' %, f ■frv ' ' f«4 nr  -_j ' V t Bottom Row L to l ; laudon, L.D.; Young, W.M.; Keller, N.F.: Dlugopolski, J.L.; Thompson, T.E.; Tankersley, B.R.; Joyner 1 .A.; hiseiic. B.E.; Hampton, G.L.: Harkness, T.M.; Delong, D.C.; Top Row L to R; Whitman, R.H.; Feldman, Tx ;• ' I ' ! . ' ' ' •n u •, ' ' X° ' ' V.D.; Cambeli, D.G.; Starling, M.A.; Olsen, G.S.: Olsen, G.S.: Frederickson, W.C; Stribling. W. (n).. Miller, P.H.; Lee C.E.; Walker, .I.S.; Pang, W.W.S, V-6 DIVJSION HC-1 Bottom Row L to R; ENS J.R. Richards; LTJG W.L. Berry; ENS R.C. Kearlcy; LTJG J.M. I lynn; LCDR A.O. Hanson; LTJG D.H. Christian; LT R.G. Cline; ENS L.L. Dungan; Top Row L to R; Pittman, R.G.; Brown. R.W.; Pendleton, .I.D.; Wessel, F.C.; Taylor, P. A.; Sykes, R.A.; Nielson, F.L.; Raines, L.F. ; Hasselbach, C.R.; Ervay, J.D.; Hanna, J.A,; Doug- les, D.W.; Richmond. D.D. r f t f r .Kf. Kt. f SJ t J.. Bottom Row Lto R; Groh, J.D.; Ervay, J.D.; Nielson, F.L.; Olson, D.G.; Pendleton, J.D.; Hasselbach. C.R.; Bauers. R.C; Richmond, D.D. ; Walton, J.A. ; Foppe, R.H. ; Hillyer, R.L. ; Martin, H.H, : Top Row L to R; Pittman. R. G. ; Harvev. A.W. ; Taylor, P.A.; Gay, E.S.; Brown, R.N.; ENS J.R. Richards; ENS R.C. Kearley; LTJG J.M. Flynn; LCDR A.O. Hanson; LT R.G. Cline; LTJG D.H. Christian; LTJG W.L. Berry; ENS L.L. Duncan; Hampton, R.H. ; Raines. L.; Hanna. J.A. ; Duncan. G.E. HC-1 Bottom Ro« I, to R; Young, Ah.: Joseph, M; Garcia, D; Krause, K.D.; Wasson. R.L.; Palmer. T.R.; Turner. R.E.; Bushaw. K.D : Whcclcr. K: Soriano, L.I.: Daniels, B.H.; Top Row LtoR; LT U.E. Kuster; Demars, A. W.; Walker. K.A.; Simpson, D.L.; Pagan, R.H.; Risser, E.F.; Adams, R.G.; Stewart, G.R.; King, M.J.; Wise, V.V.: Brisebois. R.: Buckhannon. J.D.; Dunham, K.C. S-l DIVISION S-1 DIVISION Bottom RowLtoR; Maldonado, L,; McGuire, M.J.; Lane, J.B.: Ferrell, D.A.; Parent, R..I,; Verinilycr. R.F.: Bruns. C.C; Top Row LtoR; Garrido, CM.; Morgan, D.L.; Hurst. E.R.: Smith, W.F.; Chrisavvn, A.B.; Miller, M.J.: Webb, J. R.: Filipo; LTJG W.J. Bai er. t V Ir How Working Department, Supply. 8-2 DIVISION Bottom Row L to R; Hcllam. V .R,; Gcngarelli. R.G.: Wilson. E.H.; McCuan. M.K.; Faircloth. F.J,: James. C.H.: Schue R.T.; Tolpa. S.A.; Sahato. R.A.; Hunt. G.E.; Pinolio. G.S.R.; Rav. O.O.; Luckett. J.T.; Kiser. J.L.; Top Row L to R; Mershon. E.L.; Johnson. F.L.; Peters. M.B.: Baker. A.E.; Craia. F.S.: Deniers. P.J.; Berry. A.W.: McKeever. E.L.; Anderson R.G.; PatzlafT. J.J.: Willis. C.E.: Burgess. J.R.; Sonneborn. D.D.: Rodriaues. A.C.; CWO L.M. Soule. m 1 f -fi-fr I Ir: «- ' ,-j k - 4 Bottom Row L to R; Kearnc- i- kmiinM M ( lu . ii, G. ; New ton. A.R. ; Weber. T.W. ; Hiuht. R.C. ; TopRowLtoR; Randall. R.D.; Dullo. J.S.; Lussier. R.L.; Vester. W.E.; Klinijler. W.R.: Gunderson. S.R.; Washincton. A.C.; Lewis, B.E.; CWO L.M. Soule. S-2 DIVISION S-3 DIVISION Bottom Row L to R; Lavton, G.W.; Nowcll. B.D.; McCarvel, R.J.: Brown. D.E.; Westerhold. T.D.; Case. CD.: Ripatti, D A ■Hassler, K.L.: Jordan. J. A.; Pepe. J. Townsend, D. Smith. J. Top Row L to R; Stubblefield, F.L.; Moore, G.E.: Nott, A.G.: Haaer. C.W.: Faulkner. B.T.; Armstrong, R.F.: Beckman, D.F.: Lutonsky. J.G.; Boscher, K.A.; Roberts, G.W.; Mix, M.T.: Rallins. C.B.: LTJG D.D. Dougherty. I ¥ it % ' W h I -.4... y ¥ . _■' ;.. ' , ' ' t A ' - -i .r -r: v Bottom Row L to R; Loray. C.F.: Cortez, D.R.; Lina ao. F. Pennv. R.J.; Sticht. G.A.: Tucker. R.L.: asko. E.R.; Dewey. R.J.: McBeath, W.W.: Richardson. H.E.; Tuckeck, W.A.: Top Row L to R; Adams. W.J.; Kessler. P.G.; Duchesnea. P..T.: Downes. I.L.; Thomas, R.A.: Hervey, W.D.; Warren, J.M.; Smith, J.E.; Broyhill, B.L.; Buckalew. J.G.: Wade, A.R.; Graveratte. J. A.: Mendoza. R. S-3 DIVISION S-3 DIVISION Bottom Row L to R; Queen. D.O.; Lovett. J.D.; Banks. F.L.; Keefer. R.D.; Littlefield. E.P.; Brannon. P.K.; Ferranti. M.J. Felts, J.F.; Monlgoinery, R.L.: McClure. G.S.: Hawkins. B. Top Row L to R; Williams, W.E.; Lewis. W.; Carney. J J Hamilton. C.R.: McCoy. D.E.: Battle, R.M.: Davis, G.L.; Squires. J. D. ; Emiah. D.H.; Myres, B.E.: Hall, J. r v S rW Bottom Row L to R; Huber, A.R.: Byrne, JAN.: Honsinser, F: Duchesne, C: Arreola, V.D.; Stackhouse. .I.W.; Janik. A. A. Top Row L to R; ENS M.L. Stuck; Reyes, L.A.; DutT, R.O.: Grev, L.S.; Francis, S.H,; Pinkney, R.J.; Pulaski, M.; Euler C, Quinga, P. S-3 DIVISION S-5 DIVISION Bottom Row L to R; Cabuco, R.I.; Saulo, A.B.: Abenoja, I.M.; Baylosis, AT.; Almero, S.F.; Embrador. M.: Dionisio, L.R.: Cillo R S • Olivar M N • Serrano, E.O.: Aure. E.R.; Dela Cruz, R.J. : Papa, L.N. ; Top Row L to R; LTJG R.A. Gosnell: Espiritu, RT.; Greenhoward, J T ; Dequilla, P.E.; Grant, W.G,; Howard. R.: Neri, R.G.; Reyes, J.L.; Ramos, H.G.; Closa, L.B.; Pugeda, M.C.; Ignacio, A.C.; Baltar, P.B.; Dagsaan, J.B.; Quarterman, R.C. Bottom Row L to R; Cruz. E.V.: SardiUo. A.H.: Casal, R.G.; Betiong. G.R.; Rillera, P.P.; Barlolong. L.C.; Lamira. .S.; Sarmiento R J • Bautista. P.C; Navarra. G.N.; Parani, H.S.; Gonzales. R.M.; Buclatin. L.C.; Apehzan. CM.; Top Row L to R; LT.IG R.A. Gosnell; Dibble, A.M.; Cruz, P.M.; Ortega, F.A.; Membrere, T.F.; Bautista. E.M.; Bulacan. L.O.; . 2buya. E.G.; Bundang, A.V.: Franco, V.A.; Baylosis. M.F.; Broas, A.E.; Aquino. M.P.; .Marcon. E.P. Bolden. M.A. ; Quarterman, R.C. S-5 DIVISION Moon. R.; Coleman. W.O.; S-5 DIVISION Bottom Row L to R; Labial. D.D.; Caguioa. P.C.; Bongon. W.A.; Miana. C.T.: Palafox. J.R.; Corpuz. A. A.: Laterriere. R.P ■Umaguing, E.G.: Carter, M.A.; Pickett. D.L.: Cruz. R.D. J.: Pineda. B.D.; Dela Cruz. A.A.; TopRo« LtoR; Bolden. M.A.; Cailing. R.F.: Smith. A.L.: Andres. C.F.: Pascual. M.I.: A!op. G.P.; Antonio. F.B.; Init. B.A.: Moore. E.; Murray. C; Borrero ' O.V.; Cruz. T.L.: Esteybar. I. .P.: Dechico. A. P.: Hunt. .I.W.: Quarterman. R.C. ..t Y r r % :. j; % r r % f At f i ' i M  ' f i ' i ' I J Bottom Row L to R; Lerner. J.S.: Graham. W.B.; White. J.O.; Stxenson. P.A.; Daniels. H.L.; Grees. D.L.; Saccone. J.J.: Beagle. .I.W.; Tillman. D.E.: Blake. M. (nl: Cochran. J.M.; Top Row I. to R; LT S.C. Russell; Duma rs. P.L.; Sierras. E.D.; Brodbeck. R.J.; Chambers, W ' .C; Averill,T.R.; Davis, B.W.; Dickson. R.L.; Sullivan, P.L.; Diltz. G.I.; Gries, T.L.; Harbour, B.Q.; Serrano. A.G. S-6 DIVISION S-6 DIVISION Bottom Row L to R; Grossman, A.S.; Fine. D.M.; Gilkes, R.E.; Kell. T.C.; Hickman, K.C.: Westergreen. J. A.: Tomisser. S.D.; Poplin, J.A.: Kracke, M.G.: Mygrants, R.C.; Sibley. L.E.: Top Row L to R; Wyman, E.G.: Wyatt. L.W.: Rotunda. T.J.; Jacobsen, J.A.: Hunsicker, G.L.; Lee, R.C.: Hogenkamp, K.D.: Taylor. R.J.: Ramstad, R.K.: Oldham, B.O.; Snyder. J.R.; Palmer. J.D.: Dean. D.L. Bottom Row L to R; Berrier, A.S.: Landsowne. C.E.; Kruener, J. P.; Scott, J.L.: Buraess. W.A.: Rensch, M.E.: Goodman. C.E.: Ruiz. N.; Top Row L to R; Fehrina, M.J.; Sanchez, R.E.; Mick, R.L.; WalkerrS.R.; LTJG Cicio; Brittinaham. J.E.: Harris, R.R.; Ledbetter, L.K.; Wood, J.R. S-7 DIVISION W f t J. :t Bottom Row L to R; Kane, T.J.; Moore, J.E.; Shuck, D.K.; Harris, D.R.; Benjamin, C.R.; Dixon, T.J.; Freeman, S.F. Top Ro v L to R; Hunter, J.E.; Jackson, H.G.; Ryan, R.J.; LT B.C. Bowen; LT R.A. Stayton; White, D.H.; Colberg, L.C. Deters, B.J. II DIVISION H DIVISION Bottom Row L to R; Buhlman, C.W.; Jones, K.J.; Thomas, J.J.; Lames, S.C; Miers, J.M.: Hilton. R.A.: Golden, J.R.; Top Row L to R; Kaltman, N.A.; White, T.L.; White, D.H.; LCDR CM. Herman; LT R.A. Stayton: Ryan. R.J.; Banez, N.B.: I LVlc, T.B. D DIVISION Bottom Row L to R; Perry. B.L.; Fotheringham. M.W.; Barnes. R.M.; Close. M.E.; Diehl, G.R.: Top Row L to R- Mc- Carson. M.J.; LTC.B. Myers; Erickson. D.G.; Boggs. CD.; Becker. D.L.; LT R.B. Kobs; LT P.T. McDavid. CAREIER AIR WING ELEVEN liottom Row L to R; , ,.„ „ L, LT S W. Dallas; LCDR A.D. Weaver; LCDR F.R. McCoy; CDR H. Urban; LCDR C.N. Wenzlau; k , .u - G ' -antman LTJG B.L. Whitlock; ENS J.D. Harlan; Top Row L to R; Simmerman, W.R.; Blackstock. J.B. Brooks, J.W.;Lantis P.J. ; Duchesne, G.; Shelby, K. II; Paus, C; Zopff, P.O.; Johns, B.C.; Bourassa, J.E.; Quenga, P.C; Robinson, J. W.; McGranahan, J.  .v 6- CVW-ll Bottom Row L to R; LT B.L. Argus: LT D.C. Anderson : ENS D-F Harbrecht: LTJG R.E Amidon. LT J.M Na.h wnson (Commanding Officer); LCDR T.L. Curry: LCDR E.D. Conner, LT E.A. Cowart: LTJG H.K D er liddle Rov L to R; LTJG J.C. Crutchfield: LT D.A. McRae: LT A.P. CoUamore: LT F.L. Tillotson: LTJG A.L W. LTJG K.A. CahiU LTJG R J Ziolkowskr LCDR P.E. Neville: LTJG D.M. Ulrich: Top Row L to R; ENS BAN Bang: ENS R.C. ?eterLn LTJG si SmUh: LTJG B.R. Lowell; ENS W.F. Voelker: LCDR N.B. Dyer; LTJG T.W. Tnebel; LT D.E. Thom- pson: ENS D.N. Nichols; LT R.S. Huston VF-213 VF.213 Bottom Row L to R ; Warren, L.R.; Lonigro, M.M.: Umaguing, E.G.; Novilla. F.G.; Solon. J.J.; Top Ron L to R- LCDR A- n-f ' u ' ■' - ' - ' ■- Collamore Jr.: Peace. J.D.: Bird. R.R.: Boyd, L.F. Jr.: Mashburn, P.M.- Emmons. J.J.: LTJG T Gn M I n.J ' . T r A p T- ' •J;!- ' SL- Oti ; LT D.A. McRae: Frazier, H.R.: Evans, D.T.: LTJG A.L. W,se: Ss W VnH 4 tV n P T Se; LTJG RE. Amidon; Top Row L to R; LCDR T.L. Curry; LT D.C. Anderson; LNS W.F. Voelker, LT D.E. Thompson; LT B.L. Argus; LT F.L. Tillotson; LT J.M. Nash; LTJG T W Triebel VF-213 YF-213 Bottom Row L to R; Creech, J.D.; Frederick. L.W.; Cass, A.L.; Acker, C.C; Lilly, W.J.: Frierson. L.E.: Top Row L to R; LT.1G J.C. West; LT.IG S.R. Smith; Clair, J.L.: Buchanan, R.F.; Neese, G.A.; Lilley, R.R.; Anderson, W.G.: Jenkins. D.C; LT E.A. Covvart; ENS B.W. Bang. Bottom Row L to R; Reeves, G.T.; Moser, R.L.; Woods, L.G.; Weddle, B.D.; Warren. L.G.; Hernandez. R.; Labourdette W.W.; Howery, J.C; Warden, D.L.; Bizzell. G.L.; Munchel. R.R.; Top Row L to R; Garland. J.E.; Ellingsworth. R.L. CranfiU, P.C.K.; Schroeer, J.D.; Baird, K.R.; Heimstra, F.A.; Cornell, L.R.; Haines, M.D.; Ross, D.D.: Staresina. S.G. Izer, W.D.; Eichelberger, W.G. VF.213 Bottom Ro v 1. to R: DuNey. M.L.: Thompson. R.L.; Rogers. R.J.: Loveless. W.; Broadnax. F.: Balzer D M Edwards O L • Jewett J.R.; Fugate B.H.: Top Rov L to R; LT T. D .Callahan; LTJG R.J. Z.olkowski: Wilhams. H.A.: ' Rice. H.: Laushlin ' BR: Parns. J.D.; Peterson. H.I.; Johnston. H.B.; Brackeen. J.E.: Soper. R.L.: Smith. D.H.; ENS D.N. Nichols- ENS D p ' Harbrecht. ' ' ' Bottom Row I. to R; Woodward. H.; Hcbb. D.R.: Laslev. J.L.: Pa lik. R.J. ; JadvMnski. J.K.: Hciland. J.J • le er R ■Steud- Icin. D.M.; McCleary. R.J.; Ives. W.R.; McDonald. D.M.; Carlisle. L.R.; Glauncr, B.L.: French. D.D.: Top Row L to R; LTJG H.N. Dyer; Gilbert. D.A.; Brundrett. R.S.; Eudv. W.A.; Dion, N.B.; Fowler. J.R.; Barnett. T.W.- Gallo B L ■Hal- lyburton, J.T.: Rosburg, M.R.; Vandersnick. R.J.: Pitts. C.F.; Lewis. R.M.; Palmer. W.D.: Axt. F.D.; McAdoo H E Hof- fman, C.P.; Meek, L.D. M -2i:i VF.213 Bottom Row L to R; Montoya, G.; Lane, P.H.; Piscitelli, E.J.; Hernandez, C.A.; Frushour, C.R.: Munos, P.R.: Fish, L.F.; Garrett, P.R.; Haylor, A. P.; Wilson, R.L.; Limning, R.A.; Cross, J. F.; Abel, K.N.; Yarnell, M.R.; Top Row L to R; Brown, J.M.; Palipchak, R.J.; Rios. R.O.; Downs, J.L.; Claytor, G.E.; Dunn, D.R.; Brucker, J.G.; Bradford, A.C.; Philips, R.W.: Benedikt, R.G.; Gilbert, R.S.: Bibcau. H.T.: Vargo. T.A.: Langstun. L.; Peters, M.H.: ENS R.J. Peterman. ' B ' .il ' ii ' ii ' iiil Bottom Row L to R; Ensell, E.A.; Bratton, J.R.; Deatherage, M.W.; Kraft. K.H.; Top Row L to R; LUG B.R. Lowell; Carungi, J.J.; MacLean, H.M.; Jachimczyk, T.C.; Koentopp, K.K.; Hudson, E.G.; LTJG J.C. Crutchfield. VF.213 VF.213 Bottom Ro« L to R; Tinker H.: Brison. M.R.: Rinker. J.A.: Buffington. J.C: Armer. J.B.; Carson. J.R.; Closner M L Chnstianson. L.. Top Ron L to R; Ebbs. O.H.: Bradford. J.R.: Ewoldt. R.H.: Worcester. P.M.: Turner. G.G ■Carroll E.D.; Rushing, L.J.; Helmholtz. E.G.; Brown. V.: LTJG S.R. Smith. VF-IM Bottom Row L to R; LT H.D. Wisely; l.TJG B.C. Bretz: LT D.K. Bently: LCDR J.P. Holm; LCDR D.R. Ashby; LCDR J.W. Rademacher; CDR H.L. Halleland; CDR J.E. Mills; LTJG M.L. Tuft; LT S.L. Vernailis; LT J.B. Jaudon; LCDR W.W. Miller; LTJG A.W. Graham; LT R.T. Fleming; LT P.W. Brown; LT.IG J.C. Plumb; LCDR D.C. Jordan; Top Row L to R; LTJG G.L. Anderson; LT W.D. Prost; ENS J.E. Thayer; LTJG D.M. Ehrlich; LT D.J. Rollins; LTJG D.L. Jordan: LTJG W.T. Straney; LTJG J.R. Cook; LTJG L.D. Mehl; ENS W.A. Girard; LTJG G.H. Stock: LTJG F.A. Nutting; LTJG T.L. Hart: LTJG T.J. Steimer; LTJG D.W. Monk. Bottom Row L to R; Dalsing. A.P.: MC Cullough, C.G.; Strehlow, S.W.; Cai roll. t. J : W i . !u. M i handler. L.V.; Leighty. DC; Ferguson, B.A.: Wiley, J.; Dunklebarger. ' M.D.; Tombridge, F.W.; Sims, A.G. Jr.; Geer, D.F. Jr. Top Row L to R: Butler. B.J : Zimmerman, D.A.; Truax. M.R.; Johnson. D.R.; Joyce. T.D.; Wilson, K.R.; MC Hale, H.C.; Brinion. D.W.; Kellet, K.A.; LTJG D.L. Jordan; Sturkey. L.; Davis, R.H.; Nelson, J.H.; Denig, D.J.; Hernandez, J.A.T.; Cooper. G.D.; Noone. R.H.; Sundstrom, A.D. VF-lM VF-114 Bottom Row L to R; Johnson. L.Jr.: Budd. VV.A.; Snovsden. R.M.; Top Row L to R; LTIG W T Straney Kee LB- MC Craw. . I.; Goodman. J.N. ; Brown. J. D.; Leonard. D.K. • • ■• Bottom Row L to R; Burch, D.L.; Jones, B.C.; Gordon, R.L.; Mattson, R.L.: Burke. M.H.: Top Row L to R; LTJG J.R. Cook; Anderson, G.O.; Bass, G.S.; Spelman, T.R.; Winks, W.R. VF.114 VF.114 Bottom Row L to R; Bickmore, G.L.: Garner. R.H.i ' Sakonyi, R.A.: Gardner. M.C; Van Sickle, A.E.; O ' keefe. R.P.- Top Row LtoR; LTJG D.M. Ehrlich; Patentreger, M.R,; ' Tretrert. J.W : Bet . S H ; Casbeer, J.E.: LT P.W. Brown. Bottom Row L to R; Self, P.D.; Seymour, T.M.: Ballard. H.R.; Cochran. J.H.N. ; Top Row L to R; LT.IG L.D. Mehl: Baldwin. R.L.; Parish, T.W.; Striblina, W. VF-114 VF-114 Bottom Row L to R; Chandler. E.L.; Osborne. A.R.: Strople. E.R.; Cotner. .I.J.; Mace. R L • Top Row I to R- Re H.A.; Brown. J. D.; Fichtenmayer. G.W.: Rossi. R.E.; Dickerson. R.L.: Slender. D.J.: LTJG M.L. Tuft. liotton. Ro v L to R; Hodges. P.G..Metcal|-, P.C; Aldndge. J.A.; Lubcker. H.K. Jr.: Beek. W.C: Top Row L to R; H.C. Schmidt; LCDi ._XR. Ashby: Condon. H.J.; Young, A.W.; Morris. R..I.; MC Cain. D.E.: Devme. R.L.: Winters Brown, W.D.; LTJG ' a ,t. Wright; LT S.L. Vernalhs. LT S.E.; VF-114 VI -114 Bottom Row L to R; MC Clish, J.W.; Cantwell, G.T.; Gavidia, R.; Vaughan, J.T.; Jones, W.R.; Mockus, A.R.; Thompson, L.D.; Bailey, G.; MC Caughtry, J.W.; Stevenson, D.L.; Carrigan, T.M.; Flaus, J.J.; Roe, L.E. Jr.; Means, M.W.; Top Row L to R; LTJG D.W. Monk; Lebow. C.R.; Morgan, H.Q.; Stodden, C.R.; Sabrsula, T.L.; Ducoing, W.J.; Williams, C.T.; Roberts, J.D.; Norman, V.A.; Polton, W.M.; Bucher, G.D.; Pierce. J.D.; Kehoe, J.M.; LTJG T.J. Steimer; LTJG M.L. Tuft. Bottom Row L to R; Baker, L.F., Jr. ; Leroux, V.B. ; Bonnell, W.T. ; Fletcher. C.L. ; Huaains. J.L. ; Pozeaa. W.J. : Anger. R.L. : Zampese, D.R.; Rector, C.E.; Martinez, B.P.; Duffild, W.P.; Top Row L to R; Yturralde, F.S.; LT W.D. Prost; LT H.D. Wisely; LTJG J.C. Plumb; Norrod, H.J. Jr.; Turner, J.E.; Cavanaugh, L.T.; LTJG G.L. Anderson; LTJG T.L. Hart; LTJG A.W. Graham; Hildebrand, S.L. ; Pearson, H.Jr. VF-114 Uoitom ko 1, to k; J. Danner; LTJG B. Crosson. LUG J. Hudson; LTJG D. kiiiipano; I.CDR F. Metz: LCDR C. Mullen; CDR R.J. Hays, CDR J.C. Patterson, LCDR S. Sayers; LCDR R. Waters; LT E. Stahel; LUG M. Anderson; WO Q. Ramsey; M. Gallo, H. Ebert; Top Row L to R; J. Ruhf; LT C. Cater; LTJG R. Kissick; ENS R. Joslin; LCDR P. Anderson; LTJG J. Schalde; LT B. Hodge; LTJG W. Redus; LT M. Schrupp; LTJG T. Murphy; LTJG M. Christian; LTJG J. Burns; LT G. Burridge; LT R. McKee, LTJG [. Williams; LTJG R. Brodt; G. Smith; R. Soram:rs; N. Jones. VA-85 VA-85 Bottom Row L to R; Root. D.K.: Tnnkle. G.D.; Fisher, G.E.; Gill, J.R.; Newell, C: Frawley, K.E.; Sosnick, P.; Larrabee, SW • McEvoy S.E.; Top Row L to R; Costigan, J.J.; Wren, W.E.; Borkenheim, R.H.; Brooks, S.H.; Churchill, F.C.; Cady P M.; E)yer, M.H.; Clark, S.K.; Ditto, S.R.; Richmond, L.O.: Perry, D.C.: McPeak, C.W.; Fluker, S.A. % ' t f- -.. Bottom Row L to R; Wages, W.W. ; Goldy, J.W. : Rosborough. L.J. ; Isom, G.F. : Top Row L to R: Goodman. J.K. ; Aitchison, W.C. ; Gacke, W.C. ; Sanson, T.L. ; Brown, A. ; Allen, CM. ; LT M.S. Schrupp. VA-85 VA-85 Bottom Row L to R; King, S.R.; Collard, D.C.: Gregory, J.; Kellner, H.; Espiritu, R.T.: Zielinski, T.C.- Top Row L to R; Bautista.A.R.;Sirios, J. L.;AImero,S.F.: Taylor, M.P.; Bowman. B.D.; Nash. D.J. ; Graves. B.A.; Bavlosis, M.F.: Lutap 1 1 Pm- 7 y jC % -ja Bottom Row L to R; Wagner. E.M.; Taylor, M.P.; Nash. D.J.; Zielinseki. T.C.; Top Row 1. to R; Greso rv. J.; Bowman. B D.; Kellner. H.; LT B.F. Hodge; Davis, F.H.; Graves, B.A.; Lott, C.H. ' VA.85 VA-85 Bottom Row L to R; Stokely. R.A.; Humphrey, R.D.; Dugar, A.U.; Dineen, J.C: Top Row L to R; Rapp, N.B.; Gentzel, W.O.; Evans. J. E.; Wilson. F.R.; Mardis, T.P.; Weiss, B.O.; Smith, H. P. Bottom Row L to R; Schaeffer, W.R.; GilHland, S.R.; Blaisdell. D.W.; Orso. D.M.: Frank. E.G.: Hughes. R.A.: Latham. B.F.: Top Row L to R; Wilcombe, J.E.; Frith-Smith, P.A.; Bricker. C.J.; Sederstrom. K.J.: Gimeson. J. P.: Griffith. F.A.: Cronn. R.D.; Dukovich, J.M.; Dykes, G.C. VA.85 VA-85 Bottom Row L to R; McCauley, D.W.: Titus, R.J.: Stafford, J.M.; CerNech, D.J.; Bartakovits, R.F.; Miller, W.A.; Handell, W.F.: Walsh, R.R.; Gough. J.C; Boley, C.S.; Top Row L to R; LTJG L.I. Williams; Wood, D.L.; Torres, G.A.; Sadlo, K.E.: McFall, J. P.: Davies, D.C.; Derden. P.R.; Nevfu. G.P.: Richard, R.L.; Martin, W.J.; Wiggins, P.G.; Murphy, J.W.; Preston. L..I.: Foster. R.M. Bottom Row l.toR; Kocrselman, K.M.; Auerweck, L.J.; Frederick, I.G.; Sutton, D.C.; Deshone, T.T.; Maddox, J.D. lop Row 1. to R; Tohal, J.D.; Carter, J.C; Horton, D.R.; Souchek, M.R.; LTJG B.D. Crosson; LTJG R.W. Kissick; ChencN, R.D.; Ross, J.D.; Meredith, V.J. VA-85 VA-85 Bottom Row L to R; Blow. D.E.; Castle, CD.; Lawler, E.J.; Perry, J.D.; Schwartz, R.P.; Miller, G.C.; Beale, J.E.; Top Row L to R; WO Q.A. Ramsey: Bowing. F.J.; Coley, J.E.; Fetzer, J.E.; Kallaur, E.; LTJG T.P. Murphy; Wilhoit, H.; Westbrook, . ' R.; Irwin. T.W. ; Tataranowicz. Y.T. Bottom Row L to R; Casey, C.I.; Frank. VV.P.; Hill. L.JR.; McCarty. CM.; Parker. L.G.; Doualas. P.H.: Top Row L to R: Haigh. R.A.; Atkinson. G.: Eller, W.R.; Gann. K.R.; Tavlor. D.F.; Hanson. R.E.: Gillen vaiers. ' j.H.: Musser. C.W.: LCDR R.L. Waters. VA-85 VA-85 Bottom Row L to R; Harkins. J.J.; Lewis. T.P.: Micallef. J.M.; Smith, N.M.; Top Row L to R; Graham, W.P.- Denny V,R.; Tabor. A.R.; LCDR R.L. Waters. Bottom Row L to R; Knox, D.; Bryant, J.; Harkins, J. Top Row L to R; Gentry, R.; Blake, A.; Davis. J. VA «5 Bottom Row L to R; LCDR R.E. Saville; LTJG J.H. Harper: LTJG J.F. Hoaan: LTJG J.A. Taliaferro: LT A.J. Palenscar; CDR J.H. Alvis; LTJG A.R. Lee; LT D.A. Gerrish: LCDR E.D. Estes: LT K.A. Jadrnicek: LTJG B.B. Maanuson. Top Row Lto R; LT W.L. Maris; LT J.F. Murphy; LTJG J.G. Gibson: LT W.D. Spencer; LT W.C. Bond; LCDR R.K. CampbeU: LTJG T.N. Baggett: CDR M.L. Minnis; LCDR J.C. Eichinger: LT M.A. Gump: LT G.G. Zimmer; LTJG J.A. Lockard: LCDR J.W. Lucchesi; LCDR C.B. Ruthrauff; LT G.L. Lawrence. VA-112 VA-112 Bottom Row L to R; Gilbreath. R.R. ; Long. R.A. ; McMichael, D.E. : Wagner. H.K. : Chichester. E.M. ; Steffens, W.L. : Wolfe. E.P.; Da is. H.H.: Top Row L to R; LTJG J.F. Hoaan: Crocker. B.E.: Schmidt. K.L.: Empson. R.S.: Burke;ns, G.T.: Soui. (, R . Sicpiich. R l : Sherlock. F.C.; Shepherd. .Cd. Bottom Row L to R; Campbell, R.G.; Harnisen, CD.; East, R.W.; Sullivan, C.E.; Willson, D.L.: Jamison. D.; Hatcher, D.L.; Peterson. W.L.; Brenner, D.R.; Byrne, M.S.; Top Row L to R; Riddles, J.W.; Wilson, D.L.; Meaney, D.A.; Penick, F.Jr.; Plummer, R L.; Weeke J. P.; Holtmyer, R.A. Jr; Hunter, A.; Beecham, D.M.; Moore, J.G.; LT A.J. Palenscar, III. VA-112 VA-112 Bottom Row L to R; Enos. J.C: Brown. C.R.: Thomas, L.D.; Richardson, T.L.; Denny, J.W.: Wilhams. J.R.: Adkinson, G A ■Rice. C.R.; Chfton, W.E.; King. D.D.: Eldridge, R.W.; Smith, J.; Top Row L to R; LT W.L. Maris; LTJG J. A. Lockard; Ham, C.L.; Fovvkes, W.H.: Hunter, J.H.: Bassett. M.N.; Niles, D.R.: Day, D.E.; Edwards, M.D.; Letourreau. NT.; Russell. i.M.;Abnev,T.E.; O ' Kelley, J.B.; Smith, J.L.; Murphy, M.H. Bottom Row L to R; Cummings, R.A.; Doehring, J.M.: Krotzer, J.E.; Davis, C.P.; Love, M.E.; Worden, L.E.; Top Row L to R; LTJG B.B. Magnuson; Miles, H.L.: Molinaro, J.F.; Dawson, D.; Booker, W.D.; Weber, E.J.; Curry. C.R.; LTJG A.R. Lee. VA-112 VA-112 Bottom Row L to R; Mover. L.G.: Long, T.E.; Crupper. I.W.: Norris. J.L.; Diaz, O.: Clanin. S.D.; Top Row L to R; LT W JX SpcncL-! : W ' dc. ' ,L.: Townsend. M.: Harrison. C.H.. Shcckcls. M.G. ; Trundle, C.E. ; .lohnson, S.I. ; LT K.A. Jadrnicek VA.144 Bottom Row Lto R; LT D.G. Metteer; LCDR D.L. Scott; LCDR N.D. Francis; CDR J.R. Powell Jr.; CDR R.C. Bos; LCDR B.A. White; LCDR R.O. Daniels; LCDR P.R. Chambers; LT L.W. Dunton III; Top Row L to R; LT L.T. Veazey; LTJG D.B. Cutter; LT L.C. Jenkins; LT R.A. Maier; LTJG J.D. Gingiss; LTJG J.G. Thomas; LT R.C. Kaup; LT J.C. Durham LTJG D.W. Morel; LTJG T.A. Frame; LTJG D. Frewen; LTJG R.E. Curtis; WO-1 J.R. Njaa; LTJG A.H. Christie Bottom Row L to R; Jenson, D.L. ; Craig, L.W.; Takock, J.J. ; Wells. D.R.; Williams, J.T.; Lawson, J.L.; Ball. R.L.; To? ji L to R; LTJG J.D. Ginaiss; Delamater, D.R.; Bachman, B.L.; Niedzialdowski, B.; Hamilton, J.H. ; Harrison, T.A-- C-nena C.T.; McMahon, P.; Wilson, E.H.; Smith, L. VA-144 VA-144 Bottom Row L to R ; Renner. J.E.; Rizzotlo. .I.A.; Barr. DM.; Hewitt, C.T.: Malicoat. A.L.; Mau, L.C.: Carey, D.F.: Kallis, R.M.: Slaymakcr, L.D.; Pendergast, R.L.; Dahl, D.A.; Bell. B.C.: Top Row L to R; Malchow, J.; McKim, B.M.; Hanson, G.L.: Nichols. M.W.; Webb. D.L.: Rodriguez. M.J.: Beall. J.W.: Brown, R.E.; LT.1G L.G. Jenkins; Bridges, J.W. ; Rogers, W.L.; Moonev. B.R.; Bean. F.R.; Lennox. J.; Schumacher. D.V.; Bryant, C.E.: Messmer. F.R. Bottom Row LtoR; i3eck, J.E.; Heyn, W.H.; Fimon, D.R.; White, D.R.: Ronio, W.J.; McDermott, J.P.; Duck, J.H.; Davis, D.L.; Campos. L.R.; McMullin, S.L.; Top Row LtoR; Settle, L.N.; Keskey, R.A.; Jackobowski, L.J.; Kitchell, C.B.; WO-1 J.R. Njaa; Leetch, Q.i Wagner, V.E.; Horton, G.D.; Holder, P.D.; Husk, V.F. VA-144 I VA-144 Bottom Row LtoR; Schleicher. R.L.; Bernhardt. F.R.; Warner.. V.E.; Buls. L.D.; Williamson, G.S.; Huplosky, H.D.; Carlson, D.R.: Cain. B.J.: Steward, J.R.; Top Row L to R; LTJG D. Frewen; Shaw, S.J.; Otey, D.E.; Ritter, J.J.; Carter, C.F.; Schings, J.R.; Klein. G.W.: Martinez. C; Manning. J.I.; Baldwin. G.N.; Bills. W.F.: Lown. J.W. Bottom Row L to R; Miggler, R.A.; Sumner, T.R.: Matthews, J.C.; McElravy, M.E.; Buchenroih. D.L.: Bobrosky, G.S.; Maes, A.R.; Siqueido, W. C; Findlay, R.L.; Shaw. A.H.: Bolte, J.W.; Defigueroa, J.: Top Row L to R; Zawalick, B.R.; Biggs, J.R.; Edwards, D.D.; Gardella, A.H.; Mason, J.C; Bennett, L.R.: Brown, K.F.; LT J.C. Durham; Clarke, R,; Heve- lone, I.L.; Strange, N.L.; Severns, R.L.; Ivey, F.B.; Soles, A.D.; Vanway, S.R.; Pratt, A.L. VA-144 Bottom Ro L to R; LTJG W.D. Mclinivre: H.L. Gordon. Aoc: D.V. Malone. Atl; LCDR R.C. Adiiis; C. . Coomer. AO: LCDR R.L. Francke: LTJG D.O. Mazv; LCDR A.A. Coward. Top Row L to R; LCDR G.W . Cobb.; J.L. Gross. AQB2 LTJG J.L. Lindt; LTJG J.M. Devilbiss: CDR C.C. Keathlev: LTJG G.S. Meiner: R.H. Messner. AQBL LTJG J.P. Snow; LTJG D.O. Mason; J.A. Lipski, ATR2. VAH-4 VAH-4 Bottom Row L to R; LTJG D.O. Mason; LTJG D.O. Mazy; LTJG W.D. McTntyre; LCDR R.L. Francke; LCDR G.W. Cobb; LCDR R.C. Adams.; Top Row L to R; LCDR CO. Grain; LTJG J.M. DeVilbiss; LTJG J. P. Snow; LTJG G.S. Meiner; CDR C.C. Keathley; LTJG J.L. Lindt; LTJG G.F. Pawlish; LTJG G.F. Morrow. Bottom Row L to R; Burke, D.R.; Cnaer, A.L.; Rosensteel B.F.; Kerkovich. R.J.; NeaL D.M.; Burgess. N.K.; W i kl.ii. v. ...i Biss, M.H.; Dickey, G.W.; Bauer, G.D.; Rowe. J.D.; Forrest, P.A.; Kendrick, J.E.; Coleman. W.E.; Kelsey, G.W.; Hensos A.F. ; Top Row L to R; Williams, A.W. ; Smiley, D.G. ; Carslay, T.G. ; Dalv, L.E. ; Burton. S.E. ; Nesbitt. R.W. ; alsh. .M.R. Krick, D.A.; Kreinsieck, R.L. ; Simpson, W.D. ; Kreinbrick, C.V.; Jackson, j.W.; Ouellette. M .L.; Darst. H..A.; Currv. S.G. Harp, D.C. VAH-4 VAH-4 Bottom Row I. to R; Ward. J.M.; Varner, R.B.; Wright. EC: Brenneman, L.G.: Roberts. J.R.; Chambers, D.; Jarrell D R.; Selby, J.R.; Johnson. E.L.; Gourd, G.R.; Youngblood, J.G.; Busby, E.J.; Madsen, G.L.: Smith. E.G.; Weast, R.C. Bader, R.f.; Crisp. J.L.; Top Row L to R; Stuthers. P.J.; Edinger, R.H.; Brown, M.D.; Saunders, D.G.: Simmons, J. Geho, E.H.: Wolle. R.R.: Benedict. T.S.: Malone. D.V.; Gordon. H.L.; Galvin. R.E.; Tilson, D.R.: Goomer, C.V.; Hickman D.J.: Stoncr. T.L.: Giacci. C.W ; Curr . MA.: Sprague. J.H.: Cruz, B.C.: Schmid, J.M. Bottom Ron I t( Ross. G.H.: I B.J.: Medky Tocpke, D.L.; Tecl, D.L.; Lowder, R.N.; Sutton, J.V.; Mcintosh. L.D.: Anganta, J.E.; Hedges, R.W.; I R.: Heil, H.R.; Borys, A.R.; Novak, L.A.; Miller, A.V.; Messner. R.H.; Top Row L to R; Burreson, VVisker, D.K.; Wallace, R.C: Meserole, D.C.; Stitt, C.J.; Ramos, H.G.; Chaney, D.E.: Michel, D.R.; McGreevy, R.A.; Alexander, B.R.; Hollingsworth, A.L.; Gerkey, W.E.; Ludemann, K.R.; Lipski, J.A.; Gross, J.L. VAH.4 Bottom Row L to R; LT D.M. Dinning; Clark. O.M.: LTJG R.R, Campbell; LUG R.J. Minteer; LTJG W.G. Dubois: EM J.E. Charnesky; LTJG L.R. Andersen; LTJGJP.J. Buchheim; LT J. Jancuski; Hunsinaer, B.J.; LCDR R.M Weinlield.; T RowLtoR; E.F. Mussler; Caudle, R.L.; LTJG R.L. Murphy; LTJG D.W. Seidel; LT D.G. Rohrer; LTJG R M Wes -LCD J.K. Cammal; LTJG G.W. Palmer; LTJG K.J. Bertsch: LTJG C.W. Rogers; LTJG W.E. Anderson Jr ■LTJG S D C g-m- CDR L.H.C. Thiel VAW-ll ■- ' , YAW- 11 Bottom Ro« L to R; Clark, O.M.: LTJG R.R. Campbell: LTJG R.J. Minteer; LTJG W.G. Dubois; ENS J.E. Charnesky: LTJG L.R. Anderson: LTJG P.J. Buchheim; LCDR R.M. Weinfield: LT J. Jancuski: LT D.M. Dinning: Hunsinger. B.J.: Top Row L to R; Caudle. R.L.; LTJG R.L. Murphy: LTJG D.W. Seidel: LT D.G. Rohrer: LTJG R.M. West: LCDR J.K. Cammal: LTJG G.W. Palmer: LTJG K.J. Bertsch; LTJG C.W. Rogers: LTJG S.D. Cressman: LTJG W.E. Anderson Jr.: CDR L.H.C. Thiel: Robison. W.D. i l yi-l Bottom Row L to R; Boe, F.E.: Harris, G.L.: Lindsey, A.D.: Swam, R.H.: Peters, G.C.: Clark, O.M.: Cargile. O.: Top Row L to K: LTJG P.J. Buchheim: Lightfoot, J.L.; Russell, O.R.: Gram, L.R.: Janes, D.W.: Voris, J.R.; Dordick, R.B.: Huns- iniicr, B.J.: Langley, J.W., Coder, S.W.: Robison, W.D.: Hilton, D.R. VAW-11 VAW-11 Bottom Row L to R; Whiteley, G.R.; Taylor, W.K.; Blake, J. F.; Taylor, R.D.; Orem, H.D.; Wood, R.F.; Decker, G.E.; Stell, C.H.; Carrico, M.T.; Top Row L to R; Baker, E.F.; Taylor, H.G.; Lindhurst, R.B.; Blevins, B.; Richardson, C.R.; Bottoms ' E.G.; Marymee, D.B.; Yellenik, J.A.; Yashkus, J.; McNary, F.D.; McCoy, C.L.; Kantor, P.M. Bottom Row L to R; Pederson, C.S.: Riggs, H.E.; Schiebel. W.H.; Tuss. W.J.; Bottcher. B.D.: Phorne. J.E.- Facenda A J Whipple, M.M.: Johnston, N.O.; McGarry, L.J.: Allen, J.W.; Top Row L to R; Kilpela, P.D.; Scrivner LE ■Sloan J E Anderson, R.N.; Goza, T.L.; Davis, B.H.; Clark, J.R.; Johnson, R.L.: Tuss, P.E.; Bogert, R.J.; Reid RE ' VAW-11 ■por wTT RVAH.13 Bottom Row L to R; Wright, J.W.; Mick. R.; Fowler, B.B.; Shuler, D.L.; Brockett, B.P.; Top Row L to R: LT K.A. Nicliois; Burkart. VV.R,; Daw. R.F.: Powers, S.Y.: Plummer, N.; Hartley, H.M.: LCDR T.A. Crombic; LT F.H. Bransom. Bottom Row L to R; Bennett, D.M.; Chipley, M,W.: Paul, L.N.: Morelock. J.S.: Lamonica. D.M.; MC Lean, T.O.: iinn ' . C.J.; Fleming, T.E.; Dunn. C.J.; Top Row L to R; LTJG T.A. Gilson: LTJG D.T. Morgan; Jones. J.F.: MC Neelev. J.; Clark, W.F.; Newsom, H.G.; Fox, E.L.; Murphy, A.E.; Botsford, M.L.; Duehren, J.E.; Henderson, F.E.: Kins L K.; JL JG S.C. Albers; Priest, D.A.; LT T.W. Wallace. RVAH.13 RVAH.13 Bottom Row LtoR; Slee. C.R.: Haakinson. M.G.: Dlugepolski. D.L.:Joyner, F.A.; O ' Brien, W.R.; Johnson, E.N. ; Top Row L to R; Bessent, V.C: Ironsgard, D.R.; Richards. R.R.; Kirkpatrick, W.A.; Tatum. B.L.; Limer, W.E.; Edson, J.D.: Strassei. L.K.. Bottom Row L to R; Stcuhine, C.A.; Traweek, J.L.; Walker, H.R.; Lee, D.E.; Peterman. E.L. L to R; LT J. P. O ' Shea: Sowers, J.E.; Beaudion, O.J.; Wilkerson, W.L.; Landry, R.H.; Rackensperger, G.A : I T.IG F.S. Prendergast. Remington, O.D.; Top Row Thomson, S.G.; Rix, R.D.: RYAH-13 RVAH13 Bottom Row L to R; Hilliard, R.M.; Anthony, J.O.; Drew, F.R.: Martin, R.W.; Zicrman. A.E.; Richards, P.W.; Harrison. J.C; Clarke, R.E.; Garrity, J.N.; Czarnecki, T.D.; Wimberly, T.M.: Top Row LtoR; LT J.P. O ' shea; Poole, W.E.: Sawyer, V.g!; King, H.N.; Council, L.W.; Williams, H.H.; Wilson, J.G.; Romine, H.V.; Anderson, A. P.: Sitzer, G.P.; Girardot, T.E.: Sievers, J.R.; Young, M.D.; Wiggins, N.B.; McNulty, J.; Owens, T.D. Bottom Row L to R; Cook, W.D.; Michaud. E.A,: Holmes, E.; Braithwaite, P.T.; Rodriquez. E.; Wirt. K.E.; Mino,-. R.C.; Noel. A.J.: Cosby. A.B.; Lindsey. C.E.: Sawver. R.L.; Top Row L to R; LT J.P. 0 Shea: Yelverton. P.C; Ditmore, R.C.: Chadwick. B.L.: Nettles. A.J.; Fotia, V.A.: Troxell. R.K.: Reeves. R.M.: Pregibon, N.J.: Ward. D.R.: Rader, D.T.; Cook, T.J.; Jasaer. E.P.: McClure. P.D. RVAH-13 RVAH-13 Bottom Row L to R; Jenkins. G.T.: Fox. D.E.: Wormington. W.T.; Ellsworth. R.L.; Mitchell. W.C: House. W.D ■Clemmens E.E.: Lucas. F.L.; Duckworth. J.C; Mata. F. Vann. W.F.: Top Row L to R; Pierce. G.B.; Hodges. W.K • Reynolds J.H.: Nobles. J.T.; Morgan. S.C; Sammons. L.G.: Holloman. L.E.: Britts. E.E.; Rowe. R.H • Cromer BR- Dollen E.R.: Todd. E.L.; Chitwood. J. P.; Svlvester. R.W.: Vines. D.W.: LT R.R. Renner. Bottom Row I. to R; Savage. S.T.; Fuller. CD,; Hineslv. J.D.; Anderson. B.C.; Baile . BAY.; Smith. J.D : McSweenev M P lop Row Lto R; Golden. K.F.: Boughner, C.T.: Dunn. D.G.: Jackson. D.B.; Shannahan. J.M.; Veach R L.- Mount T L. Gcis. G.L.; Eancs. H.G.; Bronovicki. R.A.: LT R.R. Renner. in AH- 13 R AII-13 Bottom Row L to R; Brown. R.E.: Clark. R.L.: Ferguson, J.G.; Trull, J.L.: Fox, D.H.: Seachrist. R.H.: Sastrum. W.B. McMuilan. W.M.: Top Row L to R; White. D.H.: Roberts, G.A.: Gibson. O.E.: Towns. J. M.: Lyman J J • Harrod C F Pcrrs. 1 ,: HcaJ. ji ,: M.Glenn. ,I.P.: IT.1G L.L. Hofstetter. I - IP Bottom Row LtoR; Howard. D.R.; McCarth M.C.; Luchenbill. J.W.; Brenner. B.W ; Evans, T.H.: Aidrich R.W.; L to R; Willtord. C.F.: LTJG J.B. Katona: Potts. R.L.: Rickers. T.E.; Tabor. J.F.: Isenbura. G.W.: Covey S P. CM.; MacQuire. H.T.; LCDR G.N.: Kuehn. RVAH-13 RVAH.13 Bottom Row L to R; Fund. A.G.; Lawson. T.E.: Croakman. D.L.: Walsh. .I.P.; McCord. W.M.: Anderson. J.R.; Riensch. D.P. ; Thompson. J. M.; Ryan. R.M.; Wilkins. C.L.: Martin. J. K.: Zion. A.G.; Top Row LtoR; LTG.A. Comstock; Tomson. J.E.: Thornton. T.D.; Czerwinski. R. Fuhon. T.L.; Thompson. D.J.; Cox. W.A.: St. Amour. A.J.; Cochran. T.A.: Lawler. R.A.; Tilley. E.D.: Muskaviich. P..).; DaUon. J.K.: Syl ester. C J.: Poteet. W J.: Melhouse. M.J.; Larys. R.P. FLAG Bottom Row L to R; MR. A. P. Maloney; CDR A.F. Bender, JR; CDR E.B. Titcomb; CAPT S.G. Gorslinc, JR.; CDR C.R. Anderson- CDR V.H. Jennings, JR.; CDR J. Freeman. Top Row L to R; CDR W.B. Wright. JR.: CDR K.V. Mcarthur; LCDR J.E. Cartwright; LCDR S.M. Banks; CDR T.P. McGinnis; LCDR W.A. McCartney; LCDR E.L. Geronime; LCDR F.C. Norris V imst t Bottom Row L to R; LCDR T.P. Cann; CDR H.M. Haller; CDR F.J. Kiinker: CDR W.B. Thompson. JR.; Otto- LCDR S F. Carr; LCDR G.C. Wolf. Top Row L to R; ENS T.E. Fletcher: ENS J.D. Blanton: ENS J. LTJG R.D. O ' hara: LT W.L. Stanley: LT W.T. Robbins. JR.: LT W.N. Leverage; LT J.H. Dodd; LTJG W.C. S K.J. Lyons; ENS R.A. Jones. JR. ; ENS G.V. Bayly. JR. ; ENS E.F. Stark. FLAG mMt T J5 FLAG Bottom Rov L to R; Pounds. J.L.; Francis. R.A.: Moore. S.E.: H.lden. T.P.: Kovria. J. P. JR ■Matt DT ■Alton I G ■Anderson. P.L; Pol.ck. W.A.. D.dey. B.T. .Ir.: Ballester. L.F. .Ir.: Hill. T.P.; Grzechou ak, R.J.: Lea; A Dela Cruz C r Top Row L to R; Kentros, D.T : Csens. J.: VVMkmson. G.W .; Teasdale. V.A.: GHmore. K.D.: Wetteland. L C Hebron CE Penatlor. L.B.; Prusa. D.J.: Augilar. B.E.; Bantug. R.E.: Bia. J.N.: Turzak. P.W. neoron, c.h.. S ' f « li S rs ' !? R ' ' Tf pV-i ° 1 T- ' V ' ' o ' - ? ' ' ' y- - - Lybarger. D.H.; Johnson, E.A.; Reed. W. (nmn) Ro« I o R- I esl, . ' Y V f k- u ' J ' fi ' ' - ' y- ' • ■- ' f ' M.T.; Sanders. J.J.: Partyka. L..). Bottom ?n ' y CW.: wtu ■' n ' 1g:;i;i; ' tj ' ' ° ' ' ■' ' ' ' • ■' •= ' ' ' ' •• ' • - - Mi -, C.L.: Reuie. D.F.: n.A(; Those We Left Behind LTJG Danny E. Glenn CDR Allan C. Brady LCDR William P. Yarbrough LCDR Donald R. Ashby LTJG Dennis M. Ehrilch LTJG Jerry M. Hogan LT Donald E. Thompson LT Allen P. CoUamore LCDR Carroll O. Grain Jr. ATN2 Ronald E. Galvin LTJG George F. Pawlish CDR Charles L. Putnam LTJG James E. Plowman LCDR John C. Ellison LT Alexander J. Palenscar III LTJG Michael D. Christian LTJG Lewis I. Williams Jr. VA-144 VA-85 VA-85 VF-114 VF-114 VA-112 VF-213 VF-213 VAH-4 VAH-4 VAH-4 RVAH-13 VA-85 VA-85 VA-112 VA-85 Ho cruisebook seerns to be complete without at least one page dedlated to those who take both blame and credit for its constraction. So , I would like to take this opportunity to thank those v ho helped me put it together. The book ' s editor, C.K. Eovirland, was alv ays around -laying out pages , editing copy, moaning about deadlines, and generally making a nuisance of himself. Rowland claims to have been inspired to this dedication by the alert suggestions and guidance of the cruisebook chairm-an, LCDR J.E. Horsefield, and his assistant chairman, ENS J.F. moffitt. Able assistance also came from H.H. Davis of VA-112. ms Moffitt, DT3 Mike Close, Rowland, and SGT C.C. Crites, of Stars and Stripes, Tokyo, combined to contribute what are , 1 think, an illus- trious array of pictures of me at work and play on Kitty Hawk. The color paintings introducing various divisions are the work of Kitty Hawk ' s most artistic dispursing clerk. Jim Eyrne may not balance pay records, but 1 think his paintings add up to a ledger full of talent. A large bundle of outstanding color pictures came from the ship ' s photo lab and from a bevy of very proficient amateur photo- graphers on board. All t hose who v orked v ith us at Dai Nippon Printing Company in Tokyo gave us immeasurable help. Mr. Susumu Nakayama and Mr. Ryozo Maetani supervised the printing and Mr. Kiyoshi Ogav a offered technical assist- ance on the layout and design. Meanwhile, in order not to neglect the feminine touch, Mar j on Rowland. English instructor at Dai Nippon, helped out by proofreading and offering layout suggestion in the books early stages. Perhaps most important of all, thanks and apologies to my boss, Charles M. Schulz, for allowing me to take this trip. Me, I was the leg man. i$,u 044€4
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