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THE MISSIO my I To promote goodwill, mmderstanding andmutual respect and acceptance between the Americangpeople and the people of countries visited' by ships of the Force - that is the primary mission of the Middle East Force according to the standard welcome aboard pamphlet handed out to visitors. But no-one on- board LA SALLE was really able to appreciate what these words meant until the ship was actually deployed into the Middle. East-in the summer of 1972 to replace USS VALCOUR QAGF-D as flagship for 0 Commander Middle East Force. i E E - This cruise book outlines the storylof the first nine' -months of that deployment, into the yards for conversion in early 1972, down to Guantanamo Bay for refresher training, across the Atlantic. and ,around the of Good Hope to Bahrain. From there we follow tithe new flagship around the Gulf and out into the Indian Ocean as she embarked on her' first 13,000 mile cruise as Middle East Force flagship. u . V A 0 . 0 . V 1 l l l - .- ...---v , More a diplomatic than a military mission, LA SALLE's new role was as unique as the ship's new coat of white paint. Going on liberty to visit ports in Africa and the Middle East became one of the ship's primary tasks. Meeting new people, experiencing new customs and different ways of life was an everyday occurence. Names like Dakar, Monrovia, Mombasa, Karachi and Muscat ceased to be just part of a vague oriental mystique and took on a new concrete meaning for LA SALLE's crew as the ship paid goodwill visits to these ports and organized trips ashore. Children's parties were held on the 'messdecks,- thousands of visitors invited on board for tours, athletic events played, and Project Handclasp materials distributed wherever the flagship ' went. Ambassadors, ministers, tvadmirals, generals and even royalty were entertained on board the new flagship as she made her debut in the Middle East, eliciting comments of praise from the Chief of Naval Operations himself. ' E' Q . For those that served on LA SALLE from January to November 1972 and represented the United States in the Middle East it was an exciting adventure. We shall long carry with us memories of East African' safaris, the Seychelles festival, visits to the 16th century Portugese fort in Muscat' and ,shopping sprees in Karachi. But moreimportantly we shall also carry with us a feeling of pride in a difficult mission well accomplished. . A Top Left: LA 'SALLE in Muscat harbor, September 1972, L Bottom Left: SN DUFFY on liberty in Muscat a j Below: Delivering Project Handclasp materials in Port Victoria, October 1972 r ' h T , V , Q wel- 5' ..'. ' 'E ' - ef: - 'Q--:gas-3 vf-:41-pp-43fgfg5gv54ggp:-efg-5:e--g-pvg.1 ., - , HUD PERIOD J rf. F I ,:!i..n,, 1 1175 ,I f',fg?'Z3nQ A W ffm 'f llillulln G M tlll Illini: Ill 427,95 'f 4 t ,,,,, ' AN MAY 1972 ' t th d in Portsmouth for conversion. Above, left: LA SALLE Before deployment to the Middle East LA SALLE went in o e yar s enters the yards as an LPD and Krxghtl leaves as an AGF. ' DEPE DENTS' O CRUISE While the ship was being readied for her new role, so was thelcrew. A call through the fleet for volunteers soon filled her ranks. In May the ship got underway for a day of final leave taking. Below Left: EM2 MONTGOMERY and wife4Penny. Right: Captain MORIN and daughter. ttttt ww. sw. rx S Y ,J .1 , X ' s.. 'Q 4, .. X NNW . is R ix ij' 'Sv V ' l 'X all A nl!!! ,Q 9 X' . ..-ifym f v - K g it b jr,rJm.q,i,,,ff-LN C K fx N.-Le-,. -'Q 1 I 6-,q get . dip pf .-f':,,,,-n-n 'f- ' f 'N .' Iddgznrqniii ' -X if 1 l . s :,,,-,mums- ss Q t ...ar-w-nl-l . . ' Qunsun-n:nu .fp , K , -is-nnwumaq O if if r ,nmnmuuusr - -. 4 ,X Ss wil O N is fi ...r -- , - -.. . f...,...w.mL--1' :.f.-..1.:L--.u t YYY . , ....I...... , -Wi..-..,.....-... - .,.... M .. ... ... . xx wa U . Qs, , ll . .M ,.,,,..,, . 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The last dependents left the ship, the last line was cast off, and We were on our Way. Below: Some of the cars and crates of household effects we carried with us in the well deck. I i a l l 1 l 5 l I l JH . N Qnh -V3:g.LJ-dl, ,-r, ,. , GU TANAMO BAY The cruise began with a gruelQing ten days of refresher training at GITMO Q26 June - 7 Julyj. Top: Turkish Destroyer MAUVENET in the harbor. Above left: Approaching the pier for a port side landing. Right: RICHMOND K. TURNER QDLG 205 seen through the sideport. Bottom left: SM3 ROBERTS practices semaphore. Right: BM3 VODARICK puts finishing touches on the gig. 9 X X ' ' X WX N X wg., Nwmkgg H WNV x ss SX I meg.. my k ,.rf.-:-- .,.: ,mu-1--.-A1-:..f Qui iq H lj - .. 'll ' 1, ' 4 7: I :f In , n U, 'al l 'Q I QL Ng ,' ..-ll. Eiieis, . I uf ' 5:-5212, '--Ulu. X, fl, -, . 'I l IQ' 1 I 'A ru. ,fl , Q .QA l. 'A fl, ugh ,Zig U .'o.'4 bg. lv: 0 D. ,C 3 1 1 I I Y I ufxiix gxlilllll u-I ' I l lllllll -nu nl llhhtxg 'X RT'-I xl! E Sli ,, ,,ge.9-.x1G! 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The officers and crew of LA SALLE found the capital of Senegal to be a modern city of some half a million people quite different from the Africa of yesteryear. Above: Children from the local American community aboard LA SALLE for a children's party. Right: LA SALLE sailors man the rail as LE BRESTOIS steams out of the harbor. Below right: CDR GUY BOULLIER fSenegalese Navyl and HON. G. EDWARD CLARK the U.S. Ambassador chat with Captain MORIN under the awning. Below left: LT SADLER and sideboys render honors to the U.S. Ambassador. 4 ,,.,..i,1L.,,- M-.,...,...--'----....3....--1.-.ag.4.a.:x.'c.1 . 1- '. - 5 , . ,, .-r. ' - V 1 ' ' I .:t,,m.7,,,,,M:.,,, ,, , ...,.,.immz.i OAKAIQ -19 Jul xv origins: 9 .- X X ' gig 'hiv' s .tr.. ' 'MF zbygra X f f - ff- V V W , 'L- ,, J- --r-- fears:2-ss-15-5-ge---y-Q--Q--gf--4-.gg-af-fag.:-Lx.i-,.L.. p.......1..,...gg,g.gui:,.,,.. ,,.. ..............,.: .,..,,,,L . . fa:.,..,.--....:1,.f.5. 5' i-e'-'---w'1-iL'0'e1 -3'fJ,-4u:-fqL-:.'-s- - ':'::-'-'-'sw-f1'9: ' ' ' ' ' 'e ITIOHRG IA -22 Jul Project Handclasp material was presented to two local schools after some sixty uniformed school children serenaded Captain MORIN with Liberian songs in their native language on the flight deck of LA SALLE. A giant printing press, which had bedecked the flight deck during our crossing, was also off loaded and turned over to Peace Corps personnel as part of Project Handclasp. Top right: Tin huts on the main road into town. Above: School children in Monrovia. Right: The first section of the press is lowered onto a trailer. ij i The death of the U.S. Ambassador to Liberia shortly before our arrival forced the cancelation of many planned activities in Monrovia. Elaborate plans for a picnic sponsored by the Armed Forces of Liberia had to be discarded. The disappointment of the crew at not having the opportunity to view the native dancing which was to highlight the picnic was somewhat offset however by the news that LA SALLE's marching platoon at least would not have to perform in the Presidential Parade. 4 ABICJ Em One of Africa's most modern and rapidly developing cities, the capital of the Ivory Coast Qpopulation 500,000J is grooming itself to be the African Riviera. Officers and men alike were astounded by the contrast between the gleaming -white towers of the lavish Hotel Ivoire in the new downtown area and the primitive tin shacks on the town's outskirts. Above: The city skyline. Left: 'Captain MORIN with the U.S. Ambassador. Below: Ensign ZEIGLER and Captain MORIN chat with General D'ACQUIN, Chief of Staff, Ivorian Armed Forces. 5 Above: Crewmembers gyrate to the hard rock beat of the ship's band with members of the local American community. Right: QMSN CENZER, FN FEEMAN, and CSSN BAXTER jam at an open-air concert for an appreciative audience 24-27 Jul 1 Left and below: Meinbers of the Ivorian National Orchestra perform at the concert with the ship's band ,W ,,.EI,.:m 'i. ,. ' , . ' V' . -- , - Y- -' f ' . ' .. -1- - , A K . . f , ,Wm ,WW NWA ww min MWQ Q0 v 3 1 , -K C 1 11 J 1 1 1 j , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 '1 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 ,x S loun NCQ Above: The band plays before a crowd of several thousand in Mozambique Right: Welcome to Bahrain On the morning of 23 August, after exactly two months of constant steaming, LA SALLE entered her new home port. Firing a 21 gun salute to the State of Bahrain we steamed past the USS VALCOUR and the USS ROAN and tied up at Mina Sulman. There to greet us were the eager and expectant wives of many crew members plus a welcoming committee of NCSO wives bearing baskets of dates and other traditional Arab foods for the newcomers. -Q, : A-Q-f or ,hp LJ, , ,, ' .grit - IUARQU ww-1fvffffvvvffiwffffffffa-eg'w.1:Q:zagfwrwff, ..,. ' ,ff gpm4w,.zz,4,g?f 4w ' aww, Lwffwq, ,,y2yp,,::m:::,2,frz:vfffff., ,,,,,,, I w!.m,.t,,.,,.W :......s ,...,. .... .,.. .. ..w........t,........... . ---A--Q-----N--.. . V f--,- H-W -Avi-il. DOL? LO U15 M AURITIUS KARACHI PA KISTA N 2 ..- ff X SGUTHERN CRUISE Ki lv YA SEYCHLLLES MUSCAT AND GMAN ff f N 1 f l , X T i S fx ' X Q f , X V... X C3 , D 2 I ji? NX ' .:nf:: - J I . 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' Above: Crew members prepare to board'IIN hovercraft for a trip around the island atp.60 lknots. Right: Captain MORIN?welQomes- HRH PrinCerSHAFIGH, Governor of Kharg. Isla'nd'and'e Commander of IIN Hovercraft Squadron, aboard LA SALLE. 1 lSlAnO Xxx F - .yi il ,Y , ,, ,, an , W - 7 5 777 W5--.....,......z.-,-4:-2... ,rr -- - -- -' -1 ' - ' . ..,, ,. , .. ..,. ' . -,f, 1 f . , , -..le-4,-7.--,...:. -,... Ei-ahfiiifiiie P .. . , , . 1' ' .1 W... .All -ii' -. 'ears ,...1- fry-.f:::+f.fef+'f:::'-'r--we1-r -mmfwfr:1:1f:,:.v:Qhi2fwif+11i5eueffY:aF4q33Ef:J.v::f :4.:Jgnu2nBsa2sf+:,4s+si2Euw-n1:f-,s.f'cf fkZi'2,- '...ff ,.ff - M- V lf, -1-.X m-fr-1-wie-egg.-J-s fr-13 , S- f--'- .-W-N. 1-K ., f- +9313-if-:vita 42--:fans5a2rs:-wgfrfwxzf-fix.mwzmm-isilwtrazi- rv-:aaa-,safe-be-'Y-11-we--:tiff1-wiser f-- M V. I , . Q -Q I gh . 1 . y .. 4... , .M , ., g .. .. .v,,h,,,e-lf,-W H ,,T.,.-. r ,l -- K, .4-,441 ,f.h.,,5 V ...3,1.,qwgfx1,-A 1- ip :,f,,q,, '87--f gl- ,.1.l'Z.n-e.,am Q, ,HA sais 21:33 f3':i?l: ,,A'i2,dQi--f 4Ni:,. .gr - A mE.:i2:t1..m+.6:Q-.v4fm--- New P5 -me-' P 'P-fn J' x - Muscat, capital of the Sultanate of Muscat and Oman, is a small city of some five thousand people that has lain sheltered for centuries from the outside world.f Our visit tothis forgotten, corner of the Arabian peninsula turned out, surprisingly, to be one of the most enjoyable an,d'rewarding'Afor many members of the crew. During our stay some sixty officers and 'men toured Portugese-built Fort'Mirani, that has guarded Muscat cove for the past .four centuries. A highly successful children's party was held on board for some 50 children from Muscat and Mutrah, featuring ice cream, cake, drinks, a special program on closed-circuit television, and a tour ofthe ship. The last 'n-ight of our three day visit to Muscat 124' 26 Septlwas ani ht to b . . A ' , g 9. remembered, especially for the fortunate thirty who attended the P.D.O. Club. party at Mina, al-Fahal. The men were invited into various homeseof oiland construction company employees .for dinner. The congenial atmosphere and home cooking were a welcome escape from shipboard routine. The night was topped off by av party at the P.D.O. Club featuring the Greenfield's band plus mucho single European girls! A good time was had by all. For many others, just wandering around the quiet streets of 16th century Muscat was an educational and unique experience in itself, giving a fleeting glimpse of a world still-firmly embedded' in its past andionly recently becoming aware of the changing world outside Below' Fort'Mirani overlooks Muscat' harbor. f T .A l Q r ' FTTUSCAI 4 1 i ...Wi ,r - ,,,..,.,r..........-.tsiassnsslqm I . ' ' . . , 0 T f ' ' ' Muscat rin ed b V' hills and overlooked hyiFort Jilal fthe Sultan's prisonj, lies b eneath -the midday sun asseen from the Muscat-Mutrahuroadnv Y v ' 1 - 2 t - ' Crenellated roof tops overlook a deserted street!-givirig a ghost- like 'flavor' to itith centnry ,Muscat ' Q ' I V - 1 , . ' f- 'lf v 1' 5 . .,, ,.. 71. , 'iv'--qi , Q 3. SN DUFFY, LTJGBROWN and MM3 TOMAIO 'stroll 3 0 through 'the street of Muscat ' A ' if at v y v i e',V01kSW5g6nS and Toyotas in increasing nnmbers are finding s D their WHY iIlt0 the Sultanate and changing the traditional' 1 or g qpattern of its everyday life ' ' i ' you w l 1 '-. ..-t 1,453 -:',w,v 'ga-W-iqg,jg,i, Q51 ' jig: ,ggi-,I T,4g:.1:-,-jhgii jr,-L .-A.:mn.,g Viz, .:::j,-:gr-', Nz, fr : A -43-if -7 11. gn: :1 'xr 11: 3 ':,j :gas ., - 3, Lf. , , :.,.x jg, N. ff .5-vi, I gl ---- 1. , N 1, V 1,,.',,:..,-1-,1.-V-:Y - 7 5 - .4 , I - v - - I x. -W - - LA SALLE sailors overlook the city frorn the parapets of Fort Mirani, still occupied today by an army garrison. Ramshackle reed huts climb the hills on the outskirts of Mutrah, Muscat's more comniercialized sisterncity. o ' i , 1 Bright-eyed school children with curious 'smiles wait on the pier for a liberty boat to take them to the ship. i FA LAIDLAWQ and IC3-1RYDER pose with gn omni tribesman in Mutrah. The 16th century sword and airline travel bag' create a striking contrast. . - , -A , . -..7,-. ,,,. Z ,,,, fy ., ,, M. - R ' 1. , ,,,,, , ,W M ,M V, f' v G' ff 4 f 5 f' cmfff ,f '1rn,,r - 1. X? H K. F? 54 'S 3 i V QxQx. X1 X! l I i 1 1 4 E I , 5 , Q 1 . I a I L. L! F i 9 3 5 t. a 29' 5 F , 1 3 + 5 5 2 4 , N Ei '? '-Y 5 .. ,. ,- ' - - . V - . ' f :iR I E F ,I -Q--M A ,Q--Vjfk 'Tj' Q-, -.. .,,, LP 1 2 i 1 4 I f n 1 1 X 1 5 r . i ' 1 I l I i l 1 ITIQTHBASA i R , V 9 3 4 i 5 1 . I 1 ' 4 3 , 5 1 1 1 1 i + 5 x ' i Y , - 1 1 lx T l j x ' 2 1 ! 5 , i S 1 I 3 : Y I I ' 1 i 1 3 1 i i 26 W , W, - f m v , , A 'iL'i ni MW WWW 'Y'-' H Y- -M -M K v.,-,,-.Y.H.. xy 'r--Pl ,,.-u-.- .XS 5tsWXK5 ff w- , YY -X isfvtrv to Mk MXNXNX on xurwxg .X , w:,1 - W fx fr AWQQ' Mombasa, gateway to Kenya and Uganda a jumping off point for safaris to East African game preserves, was our next stop. The abundance native wood carvings, basket-work, tom drums, skins, and furs all add to the distinct fla of this rapidly growing resort city. One hundred and eighteen LA SALLE crew members took advantage of the photographic safari tours offered to Tsavo and Nairobi National Parks during our five day visit to Mombasa. The most popular tour, a two day excursion to Tsavo, allowed crew members ample time to discover both the wild life of Africa and the peoples of Mombasa. Tsavo National Park, the largest in the world, is a wide open game preserve of some seven thousand square miles abounding in elephants, rhinoceri, cape buffalo, giraffes, and zebras. On the first night of the safari, after a tour of Tsavo East, the group stayed at the Voi Game Lodge, famous for its watering hole where at night one can sit on the terrace and watch the herds of rhino and elephants coming in from the plains to drink their fill. The second day was spent at Tsavo West, where many men were given a taste of African adventure, compliments of African Roadways Ltd., when their drivers left the dirt roads in their sturdy VW buses to chase lions through the bush. The splendor of Mount Kilimanjaro and the frolicking hippos at Mzima Springs helped make the second day of the tour a memorable one. , . .,,..,,...,,M..,....-.......l..,.,.,,.,a......J.Ll, A +1 27 - ' - - 1,-, - ., ' Y-,J 'Q' - 'NN ' - ' LQ, 'J ' I ! s e I 1 L r I I I r I ! r I I 5 5 I l F i f l 4 1 i l l 1 F ! I I a 4 Q ' I Z - E f . ? Q 5 F ! 3 . ,,., ,, , f ,XQ.,UW SQ --wi, -fy -- -X I n w 4 w 1 1 5 1 N... i 5 I A . n V1 tx' ,, 1 QV ,,. ,rl f 3 X Jq- .Y ,,,,. ,,,,,.,,.,.. , T .,,- ........... 3 .,,.,,.. V , U A . ,, , , 3 V A 1 V, V , v. 4 V ,TT 1 K V b 2 J. 3 l I v r ? vf. I mu x , X I Y r 1 , 3 sm 1 ,N V X '. 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'-.'.1, '. -f.,, 6 ,X 6 .i - ' V: T-iifw yf r o V f,-I i e a r1 -'J M ' -Si - 11 4-2 -' :- W ' 1' uv 1- w if i 1:5 ,ga I 'ii Us n aman' Q BAN RAIN M an fX X Z . , - 5 4 , ! if B For manyyears an important commercial center devoted to the pearling trade, Bahrain today depends primarily on oil for its revenues, The new international airport, aluminum Smelting plant and modern 'hotels all contribute to the economy of this thriving independent Arabian 'Gulf shaikhdom. With its comparitivelyn stable government and concerted policies to attract foreign investments, Bahrain is likely to see continuing economic growth in the next decade. Left: Mounted guard at they Independence Day celebration, 16 December 1972, awaits thearrival of HRH Shaikh Isa bin-Sulman al-Khalifa, Amir of Bahrain. Below: Traditional Arab dhowsin the old harbor. Opposite: ftopl children play ,in an alleyway in Manamah while Cbottoml pedestrians take a leisurely afternoon stroll past shuttered shop fronts in the suq. 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HAROLDSON DENTAL COMMUNICATIONS A V v V-H.-.-4.9 ...,4..,....a.gf 3----' .., .-,.. ..- 1--1 - -----3.-............,....., ...... -.-V---...-.., ....-......-...., V H- - , , V , '--....,.---.....,-....-.,..- ,ivy , ,,. . nn SN DAVIDSON pipes attention from the pilot house Cover the IMCJ. i '-1,--.-.1--...rv Q-1-. -v. -. V- -...----q,,.,.,., ,,,,.,.,. .....-.- ........,.,,,,, GMG3 SIEMER working on the catwalk during GITMO training period. DECK DEP RTME BM3 MA ' ' LLOY demonstrates the fine art of Deck Force SN GUTHRIE and BM3 HAAS put finishing touches on the foc's1e life rails. Supervision , 5 I E 9 y. ' f fp A X W L 1 M105 MENS KEAVENY Wheeler, Branscom, 11,9 VA 'X ii! X 496 52 ff f fl 1 yy X ? M fy f V V ,- av N WWW W , 1-vw l f ev f f f . 4, 1 . - V1 , ef gffffff 1 1 X771 X ' ,Vx 7? 01 if I W, ' 1 ff . 4 A IST DIV BMC' HARRIS ff ,' SHIP'S BOATSWAIN Haas, Stoots, Breckinridge, Carder,'Cardwe11 Z, 'av 7 X 1 X 4 Z! Q , f ,, , ff 2 ff 55 A ' Qi, I ,-,f I Q. 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GMG2 DICKS fires a 2-'V PHoTos MISSING IST DIV ZND DIV X, COE BARTCHAK HODGE w 45 'O' BARNWELL CECIL MCMAIN THOMPKINS HOWELL OBERDORF ' ' APONTE SUTTER BACK WHITTINGTON BIBBY KING F I S- 49 0 j X EGR' r Nr! ' 1,2 4 I J? f!f G ix X if I K g jij Q, QQ -:yy '- w I 4 C' . I ya 4, I K 1 f A x' l.' CYZVWI. 'A M' fl fk,.,, .j-3, ,i , Above: Smokin' black Right: FN STEWART chips paint in the bilges. GI EERI 3636? ' .. i I : r i I 1 i i HT1 SHANHOLTZER, hard at work? X WO1 BIRCUMSHAW 1 A AND E DIVISION OFFICER s X J Q Q f W f s 2? 4 x avkisfzm. NYZN f Q K K X of X f I X 5 f , . 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'Q , 5 Y , S-1 DI f .V VX, X 'XM XJXZX4 ilk 15, f ff .. :'.f AS Right: Briggs, McCart- ney. Below: Collins, Copeland, Mclnnes, Rauch, Pierce, Poteet, Diaz x H 6 XAV. W X Q , X ZXWX,f:g, w 4 Q ,g Q y H f ff 1 f Z X' AV' 'iq : f-V mf WV V M ,fX :wif X X 0 z f 5 -of , f 5 1 Y fi Q , f E 1 x7 w. Y x X! lx Wm. W 'f2Q 1 X X ' CSC HOWARD Right: Duncan, Scar- pati, Hoffman Below: Smith, Marucheau, Spain, Bonkalski, Cowden, Graham, Leonard I X '4 ,I , 1, ffl! 5 iff ,Q fl Q Z f 725 ' Rib , 44. 6: , , X ff ,i Z ,l 1? -,,, .yefukwf X ,if fp, Q W M -S Wi W7 f' X '72 f , A X 2 Q f Q 9 X X f 'J' 4 y f X W fX fr ,xg 7, , f X V! m f ,, , 'Q Q I f X W 7 :X f' V X' 'ffxwcx 4 ,. QMS, TY ,C W l, , ZCMQX I Q , , -M,-, ,W X ,Jog T' .L -si' f M ,Wx Z i fi I , X V f ,, g 5 jf X ,Sf ,f ,X X fw 7, Q X ' ' ik f S 4 Zfwfv 'W J 4 A ggjgf SWA -:X , ff , Ffflm, it ' C Z , ,X S, : f XX : H ,X gf X sunk, A xl ,, 'fag 5 K. at 4, Q, X, f f y , wif' A ji new L.. l ' 'f 'f- .. A 4 ff ,W Z X I X 5 V, , X 'S ' ,'. 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Kapeluch, Valerio ,. if Q 9 J ,ff , .7 X 7 ZX ff 57 31 I ' , f' ff A221 ,, ,f ' M W M ,fl, , Q , eff lf' l ' iz fl fl ,i A K J f' Vedar, Watford 1 .-...:,-m.. ug,-4 .au ., I .......z-...M-n....l-..L.:m:nrv ' ' Tagudin, Lozares, Lucin W9 We f ,-' ' , ' ' it ,licxlih x K5 G5 ' 1 N I f Q f W 1 5 V f e J f 1,7 i me fffv, X' ' ,ju X v f 3 9 M Q A f M Y IW X f X f S . I yy x f 77 , X ,f 7 f V ,, K yum I X 2 5 U 2. f , l a Q-gf, f B 35,41 4 ws L. , 1 1 N ,f U X Z , . wg A X Q2 ' 3 'B Baxter, Castillo, Delapaz . SD3 LUCIN samples the wares in the officer's galley. SD3 SALANG at right ..,,,,.,:, .,,,,,,.. V ,,R:,e,.g.l,.g..,,,,,,,,. ' Q...4i..,..mM,n.w,a-4-,wun-h1w-4ns-sa-aA.-.-..i..ggm4.aaafuan-a VA ff , I r r 1 1 V -k , A 5 ,,,:.,,.,...,., 1-,.,f.,m........-QQ-'iiiiivrfxpv-nvfp-41 f 'wrt'-2' f , - M -!-fv- - ..'w.:.:lL-- f X - ... v 3-1 'PL -N: ' f V' 'V - -- -:viii . :lE?'1 !'?'-'!'m '7'5'! 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I - I CHAMBERS ROBERTSON . GARDNER I TMAN DET-40 E352 ,M ' 'QW -. X. 1 - f, ,, kv ' C M p W! ,I '- 'rf1 Q' ' ,, A f I f Q N. X I 4 : Q17 7' ff CW' 2 K xg EWEPWQ I , . W 7 I IEW x I I I I 75 I I I EE, gwr iw -1 raw WM, WM ,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,, ,K ,,,, -my H 7 Ywmgn qw-faux' , V, Z, WVW M ff f f f gl ., ,,,,..,. in n .-,M ' -'-'-:f'f.f:TE?f7Q??l'Tf27TIALZVQFTE,-.12-1:55lffiqr :C 'k' W' 'WWA' ' '1B3:-37'r-'F'-' T'-'w - ' ' ' 'A, , ,- ... . ,H .L,,,,:,nl , -.-.,.,,.-Av.....,..,..,. --. ,, . - A--- - -- ----V A ,5A-- .- f A f A ml, L a, FE? ' 1., mi, 3832551 1 .ng-X P2-T: QA 'lvf-:lf 323 2117.1 rig ., ,., at . :PgJ.5.:,- 7142 ' 'fi 3:5 f' 5.4 F'-Af 5 ,HJ Both in Bahrain and underway sports has played an important role in life aboard LA SALLE. During the African and Southern cruises, soccer, basketball and volleyball teams were fielded to compete with local teams during port visits, and popular deck tennis tournaments were held on board. In Bahrain an active touch football league was organized, playing at least three times a week throughout the- fall and winter. Above: The winning deck tennis team fCaptain MORIN, LCDR ARRISON, and SK3 POTEETJ under the awning. Right: HM2 Aaron poses by volleyball scoreboard in Abidjan. fWe lostl Below: Line-up in the classic match between the Deck Dusters and the Wardroom Warriors 31 Fifi Y IES-'rf-f li:-, .. 'l. '.. ,u A A- U, iig- l5', 1 ass- A ,EM , 4,3 iii' ll ' I., ,. fr. , fi ll , il '- ly AA ea . jg. A YE il it A gl ll fl l al' il , I, -ve. if l ul' ill .Y ' 'ii bu if gil ' li? A 55. ,, -if .il 1 ' All 'ji . gy li f 1+ Nl' fll. il? 'I7' . A 2,11 E f 15 1 H, A Fell fd . , :ffl A 711 A 1 rr! 1 5 i'. 1 J 13? FEI x -, 25? A Fill , tile -' ,L , , Aff: B i .LL L .1 V l'. :lf H917 A , all ,,', .. F- ,fr Af: L., li1E:g:T:, f,.a1:wf.5i?E ' 'Su ,nfflxl . flat? E f l?-25721 - h gfflflfllf , gigs S ag?-1, 3 332 ff? .' ffj , Ii 7 7 , . 1 ' : , ' , gat. . ' 53 hifi ll - . . 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N N S , Mi W li I , I 4' K xx S4 A R if I '-ff f ll I Sz! f Q' M A A rj in 1 LCDR ARRISON, ENS Sf Q 556,-ga KRATZER, BM3 MALLOY, 'RN N, , 1 we New YN1 CUMMINGS, LTJG S M wfm , CLARK, LTJG HAROLDSON, If I J ,, I LTJG BROWN, SN MURRAY f , I 1 zgifga N W, t Q! y T K J fj , N if , I , RR W N 1 ,Q j tl, I ,,,, 'K fl Q N A- A if r 'il Organized sports take a prominent place in LA Above: LA SALLE's volleyball team. Below: the SALLE's port visit schedule and have proved to be one undefeated Deck Dusters Q17-OJ Who beat four other of the most effective ways for LA SALLE sailors to get teams from LA SALLE and teams from USS ' together, on intimate terms, with the peoples we have SELLERS QDDG-115 and USS C.R. WARE QDD-8615 1 , visited. During the African and Southern cruises we to become the 1972 Middle East Force touch-football l played 2 games in softball, 7 in soccer, 6 in basketball, champs. and 6 in volleyball. ll Kneeling: SN SUTTER, stan- ding: SM3 OLSON, SN GIBSON, SA KUSTER, FN PAUGH, GMG3 MARTIN, SN ' SICKLER, on the roof: SN ll HOWELL, BM1 STROHMAN, SN MURRAY, BM3 MALLOY, SN DUNNE, BM3 KURLYCHEK, BM3 VODARICK, SN TIFFANY, il BM2 YOE. is lm ll l i W l 3 N l sl li i l I+ i f-'W '- . 4! ,, r,,,,.-r .. L--f:.- g-Q-, I .- A X. WSAL-T Broadcasting 70 hours a week with 16mm film, 1 video tape and live cameras, LA SALLE's embarked AFRTS station has proven itself to be invaluable as a source of entertainment and information. As a prototype closed-circuit studio, the station has learned a lot in its first 2000 hours on the air, and, helped by a team of a dozen volunteers will continue to broadcast at its best, the best in the fleet. Right: Standing ETR3 LUCAS, SN OREWILER, JO2 MASTERS CStation Managerj Kneeling: SN CARDWELL, ETN2 FARKASH ' - --... g EDITOR-IN-CHIEF ENS H.C. ZEIGLER PHOTO EDITOR SM2 LEIGHTON CLARK COPY AND ASST PHOTO EDITOR EM3 BRUCE BOHNSACK LAYOUT: IC3 WILLIAM RYDER QM2 JOHN WEST AN MARK CRAIN WSAL CRUI E BOOK STAFF It's hard to believe how much time it takes to conceive of a book, take, develop and print photos of a whole ship and her crew, make layouts for 90 pages and write and type 30 pages of text. Thank God it's finished. fi. -.K f I I , I I I I , I I I I , I I I I i I I I 1 I I I I I GREE FIELDS 1 The ship s band has come a long way since its formation back in Norfolk in May 1972 With a lead singer, 3 guitars, 2 horns, and a set of drums The Greenfieldsn have built up a varied repetoire of hard rock and soft mood music, including ten original numbers Performing in public concerts during port visits has been a rewarding experience for the group, oe it in a grove of palm trees on the outskirts of Abidjan or before a crowd of six or seven hundred in a public square in Lourenco Marques. But not suprisingly it is with the crew that the band has developed its best rapport playing for dances at the club, jam sessions and ship's parties. is-,sv A- X . f - xt iff- '...e.:,i,, .- gm-H' -PW' ' Ad' ' . l 1 r , l 1 . , . ! . . I . ' cc K , . i I , 5 . . . I I 1 I Www ,QV FZ' .iv , Kim . - ..sw,,, rf my 435 48 QQYMF w f- V ' A EK V, NN vs ., ,. QW N X X A R X15 QQAAN X X 0' 'ffdsJZm1S+23SL',wk igifi LK? 80 . i . l ,1 X 3 I 'R ' ! Enid f9 '1. :. '5' iff Opposite: Bob Feeman, Rhythm Guitar. Left: Bob Craig, Lead Singer. Below: Ken Sutter and Bob Pedeaux, trumpets. gi wgg-T-w:vfa.,4x :x A -ff A- -cy' eff We at ,N ,- 4' 5 I U ' Q Wffj Q' S fs7 . 11' Q ffig C , i t f ,4, Z,, 5, 5 A .ff 1 1 fe Q , ff, K , ek si rx , . gl w :N --OW. MQZC' A I K' 'Xi F549 uf I -if' xv I Above: John Tomaio, Drums. Right: Rob Cenzer, Lead Guitar: A1 Baxter, Bass Guitar. 'L n I N 4 P I I l i i I. 5 l E ,,, K rer, 1 A VIP's As flagship of the Middle East Force, with a primarily diplomatic mission, LA SALLE has had occasion to receive numerous military and civilian dignitaries on board. Between July and November of '1972 she was visited by two members of royal families, HRH Shaikh Hamed bin-Isa al-Khalifa, Heir apparent and Minister of Defense of Bahrain and HRH Prince Shafigh of Iran. Cln February, 1973, HRH Princess Ann of Great Britain and HIM Halie Selassie I of Ethiopia were to visitl. Seventeen admirals and generals were piped across the quarterdeck, including the CNO's of Pakistan and Iran, the Chief of Staff of the Ivorian Armed Forces, and Deputy USCINCEUR. Thirteen ministers including the Prime Minister of Mauritius, dined in the admiral's cabin, and no less than thirty four consuls, charges, and ambassadors toured the ship. Left: General David A. BURCHINAL fDeputy USCINCEURJ. Below: HRH Shaik Hamed. Opposite: Cclockwise from bottom leftl: US Ambassadors to Liberia, Senegal, and the Ivory Coast, and Captain BATY with the Prime Minister of Mauritius and the US Ambassador g Z s l i l mil- l' , . K-. .1 ...V ...,. R- 4 X i b s XX X mv X 5 W I f X 'f-.-1-V .. .SX X 2 IQ X NZXN 0 XA 5 X Z ' X X xv X f- :X-va XXX , N XX Xf S 0 x W mm, x. 5 , X f Z 2 ? XQXN M N XX ww X X,,NX. X XXXXXX ww, wg 4 2 f ,,,. I Z XS 1 fx ,, qmawa S 'X Q, X X X ,...-1 f A 5 2: 'kk' 5 aw ' A nil, Q. asv, I ', I ggfz I f ' fifik X ,ai ' ' 2 n 5itXX Af, - ,' M .1144 I1 ,A hi 4 ,, ww S if Q W ES in , iSs.,m:.i: R EX, I WR ' 'SX J, 'NM X X NX YN X 9 'ikhw ,QX X 2 X X ,w,H,,, . ,I f Z Z, Z Y r i 1 1 4 1 1 I v v i I I . f -......i.. -... ..- -. ...M - - ,-4...-......., Though large scale pover- ty is rarely experienced by many Americans at home, sailors cruising with the U.S. Navy in the Caribbean, Far East and Middle East are brought into daily contact with the problems of malnutri- tion, disease and poor housing. In an effort to alleviate some of these problems, Project Handclasp was started in 1949 by a group of Navymen in their off-duty hours. The program involves collecting donations of medicines, foodstuffs, athletic gear and educational materials from civilian sources and transpor- ting them aboard Navy ships for distribution in needy coun- tries abroad. From its modest beginnings in the forties, the program has now grown to the stature of a ,fully recognized Navy-wide effort. ,,,.-..,,--- .-.-, ,.-...-..-........1-,w-.--,..,-.....,- .:-- ...L-.. .J .-,, -,,:....,-.QQ-...Q-.-vw-1-eg-.1-if-:ef .www-'---f-'1'-' PRoJEcT HANDCLASP i ! 1 , . . 5 I 4 . W . ,,5,,,:, we - , I 'rf -up Q' T U. -. . IH vb, . A . , . 1 . ff -- 1 .. ,....,-.....- ,.4. r,--,-.. M--QA... .J , .y-,.. . - ,..,-.,, J ,-1, , ---i........g. ?........l,, .-:.L..,s . , My .. x K x ' LA I SALLE, originally designed to transport large amounts of troop supplies for amphibious operations is ad- mirably suited for carrying Handclasp materials to the countries in the Middle East. Large amounts of Instant Replay fa vitmin-C enriched powdered fruit drinkl, athletic equipment and encyclopedias were- embarked in Norfolk before deployment. During the African cruise the ship delivered .a printing press to the Peace Corps in Liberia and distributed 6 sets of en- cyclopedias, 39 soccerballs, basketballs and volleyballs, and 150 cases of Instant Replay to schools and govern- mrent agencies. On the Southern cruise an equally ac- tive program was set up to dis- tribute 9 sets of encyclopedias, 28 volleyballs, and basketballs and 620 'cases on Instant Replay to charity organ- izations in Oman, Kenya, Seychelles and Mauritius. A. .qv , , OFFICERS Arrison, J .M. 716 Riomar Dr Vero Beach Fla 32960 Baldwin, John B. 416 Forrest Ave Norfolk, Va 23505 Balian, A. G. ' 1859 S. Molt Ave La. Calif 90035 Baty E. M. 2217 Seneca Des Moines, Iowa Bircumshaw, Thomas M. A45 Mahooz Park ' Manama, Bahrain Boyd, wiuiom L. Uss CHEHALIS CPG-941 FPO NY. NY 09501 Brown, Randall R. 124916 Sulmania Rd A Manama, Bahrain Bryan, Edward L. 1478 Jufair Rd Manama, Bahrain A A Clark, P. R. 4455 Berkshire R.D. Indianapolis, Ind 46226 Clark, Robert L. 74418 'Um-Al-Hassam Manama, Bahrain Couch, D. M. 620 Pittsburgh St Springsdale, Pa . Duda, Joseph R. ' USS LA SALLE CAGF-31 FPO, NY 09501 Freeland, Thomas L. HSL 30 Naval Air Station ' Norfolk, Va. Gambacorta, M. F.' ' 38 Chestnut Rd - W. Orange N.J. . , Gamboa, John F. US NAVAL COMM STA Balboa, Canal Zone . . Griffin, H. D. 318 Ridgeway Dr ' Americus, Ga ' Hagenbruch, Robert H. King, Kendall J. USS LA SALLE CAGF-31 FPO N.Y. 09501 Kops, Richard A. USS SHENANDOAH KAD-269 FPO, N.Y. N.Y. 09501 Kratzer, D. S. 975 Santa Anita San Marino California 91108 , Miller, Raymond L. Old Palace Rd Flat 119 Manama, Bahrain Momm, John A. 6598 Stoney Pt. N. Norfolk, Va . Morin, James B. USS FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT CCVA-421 FPO, N.Y. 09501 Parsons, Walter P. 9620 1st Bay Apt-D Norfolk, Va 23518 Ruete, A. W. 685-B Plymouth.Dr Leisure Village Lakewood, N. J . soalor, John CQ 50 Kay Blvd Newport, R.I. 02840 Sallee, R. 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Transit Barricks Little Creek, Virginia Q Cobbs, Jack 8651 Albemarle Dr Norfolk, Virginia Dela Cruz Grey Gatehouse Jufair Area, Manama Bahrain Evans, Shirley N: Keith Circle A Gainsville, Ga Gilday, John P. c1O SA Crarl 182 N. 6th Street Wheeling, Ill 60090 Gobbell, Richards L. 1164 Matzel Pr. Columbus, Ohio 43207 Harris, Frank M. USS LA SALLE CAGF-31 FPO, New York 09501 Harris, James R. Jr. 1006 Bluebird Rd Augusta, Ga Hazelgrove, Carl E. 669 Baker Rd Virginia Beach, Va 23462 Hodgson, Cecil M. 45417 Shakissa Rd Manama, Bahrain Horton, Charles E. 408 Rosemont Rd Virginia Beach, Va 23452 Howard, wiuiom R. A Box -116 Manama Bahrain Hudspeth, Robert A. USS VALCOUR KAGF-11 FPO, New York 09501 Knight, John W. 201 So. 16th Ave Hopewell, Va 23860 Lease, Barry L. USS VALCOUR QAGF-11 FPO, New York 09501 Maguire, Rudolph W. 9 Cheapstow, Muhuz Manama, Bahrain . Oliver, James R. 16617 Algobi State Alawi, Bahrain Pehrson, D. A. 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USS DEWEY KDLG-141 FPO New York 09501 Elderkin, Edwin, H, Jr. 27 Constitution St. Providence, R.I. 02907 Elliott, Arthur R. 10463 Carlile St North Glenn, Colorado Emerson, John F. 15122 Rosemont Detroit, Mich 48223 Farris, Earl L. 2429 Payne Road Chesapeak, Wa 23323 Feeman, Robert R. 176 So. River St Maytown, Pa 17550 Ferree, David A. RR45 Bloomington, Ind 47401 Ferris, Charles A. 188 West 7th St. Maryville, Ohio 43040 Flinn, Timothy J. 1411 Erving Ave Cleveland, Ohio Flynn, Steven C. 4406 N. Campbell St Kansas City, Mo 64116 Frank, Kenneth W. USS VALCOUR CAGF-ll FPO New York 09501 Gardener, Roy D. USS LA SALLE KAGF-35 FPO, New York 09501 Geimer, James C. 811 W. State Fort Wayne, Ind 46808 Geisler, Jonny P. COM OCAN SYSLANT Box 100 Norfolk, Va 23511 Gibson, Gary R. Rt 1 Box 3 Leesburg, Texas 75451 Goodwin, William H. 22218 Green Gates Jufair, Manama, Bahrain Graham, James M. 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Mass 01022 Harper, Kenneth M. cfo William Lelise Harper Rt 1942 Oseceloa, Mo. 64776 Harrison, Rex J. 5414 George Terrace Amarillo, Texas 79106 Hartman, Abner P. 3107 Easton, Ave Chatanooga, Tenn 87415 Harvey, Virgil W. USS LA SALLE CAGF-31 FPO, New York 09501 Haslam, John R. 66 Jewell St Garfield, N.J. 07026 Herbert, Michael J . USS LA SALLE CAGF-31 FPO, New York 09501 Hedelson, Richard 403 Church St Shennandoah, Iowa 51601 Heggins, Dwight D. Rt ffl Box 344 Spring Hope, N.C. 27882 Heifner, Dennis Z. 1282 St Anthony Lane Petaluma, Calif 94952 Heller, T. s. Jr. Uss LA SALLE CAGF-31 FPO, New York 09501 Hendricks, Harold General Delivery Urbana, Ark 71768 Herndon, Burnard A. 10 Rossanne Lane Rockville, Md 20851 Higgins, Jerry 113 N. Mason St Bickwell, Ind 47512 Hodge, John Jr. USS GLENNON CDD-8401 FPO, New York 09501 Hoffman, Daniel E. , 4115 Jerome St Madison, Dane Wis. Howard, Henry USS PENSACOLA QLSD-381 FPO, New York 09501 Howard, Keith O. Rd-5 Mt. Pleasant, Pa 15666 Howell, Thomas L. RR 33 Fredericktown, Mo 63645 Howell, Thomas R. 2402 Ogden Ave Comwell Hts. Pa 19020 Hower, Dennis J . 68 3rd St Oneida, Pa 18242 Hughes, Ronald L. PO Box 1773 Lakeland, Fla 33803 Hunter, Steven C. 884 Eby Overland Parls, Kansas 66212 Husband, Harry L. Route 1 Box 124-A Longbeach, Miss 39560 James, Orville R. PO Box 318 West Plains Mo. 65775 Jessup, Roy F. USS VALCOUR KAGF-IJ FPO, New York 09501 Johnson, Thomas A. 703 Biddle St Kane, Pa 16835 Joiner, Dale E. Box 351 Goleonda, Ill 62938 Kapeluch, Douglas 2742 Rockefeller Willoughby Hills, Ohio 44092 King, Robert A. NCSO Box 116 Manama Bahrain King William 3024 SW 8th St Lot A-157 Miami Fla 33135 Kisner, John C. 402 Arnold Blvd No. 52 Abiline, Texas 79605 Knoplock, Dennis L. USS VALCOUR IAGF-11 FPO, New York 09501 Laidlaw, Wayne E. USS SARATOGA CCVA-60l FPO, New York 09501 Laporte, Ernest F. 14363 Manwor House Lane Lancaster, Pa Laporte, James W. 1029 Serrille Ave Yeadon, Pa 19050 Lemieux, Wilfred L. 69 St Peter St Winooski, Vermont 05404 Leonard, Edward W. 367 Townsend Rd Baltimore, Md 21221 Leipold, J. A. 1 Spaulding Dr. Corning, New York Leslie, Kent P. 1105 Birk Ann Arbor, Mich 48103 Lobdell, Paul E. 61 Franklin St Tiffin, Ohio 44883 Longnecker, Willard M. Pami Conn Bainbridge, Md. Lorenz, Larry D. RR 4 Cloud, Minn 56301 Lowder, Willaim R. 1564 Scott Rd Creengrove Springs Fla. 32043 Lozares, Angelito A. 5025 Joslin St Apt-D Virginia Beach, Va 23455 Lucas, Russell C. 219 Johnson Ave Cuyahooga Falls, Ohio 44221 Lucas, Steven S. 5831 Ruther Glenn Dr Houston, Texas 77035 Lutz, Anthony, J . USS LA SALLE CAGF-31 FPO, New York 09501 Macey, Raymond D. 26665 Normandy Roseville, Mich 48066 Mahler, Michael D 26 Ridgewood Dr Staunton, Va 24401 Malloy, Kevin F. 19 Underwood Rd Levittown, Pa 19056 Marble, Thomas L. RR 34 Yoder Rd Ft. Wayne, Ind 46819 McCartney, Harry J. PO Box 89 NCSO FPO, New York 09526 Marion, Russell G. RR 3 Box 160 Watseka, Ill 60970 Marshall, Larry NMN USS LA SALLE KAGF-31 FPO, New York 09501 Martin, Michael P. Box 19 Churchlane Hydes, Md 21062 Martinez, Paul 22 Lake Place El Paso, Texas 79905 Martinez, Ralph P. 140 Cedar Grove Rd Toms River, N.J. Marucheau, Richard 176 Westwood Dr Brentwood, New York L.I. 11717 Masters, John A. 130 E. 41st St. Hialeah, Fla 33012 Mayer, Richard D. 750 Hunter Ct Mt. Laurel, Morristown N.Y. 08057 McCulloch, Tommy R. Rt 5 Box 100 Abiline Texas 79605 McDavid, Harold L. USS LA SALLE KAGF-31 FPO, New York 09501 McDonough, Myron J. 200 Central Ave Newark, Ohio 43055 McGowan, Lawrence 34 Bull Ave Wallingford, Conn 06492 Mclnnes, Archibald Abingdon, No. 5 Jufair Manama, Bahrain McMain, Robert A. STU MINE WARFARE SCHOOL Chasin, S.C. Merchant, William Rd 1 Box 127 Corinth, New York 12822 Miglis, William C. ASCOT Village Bldg 12Apt 4 Sussex, N.J. 07461 Miles, Howard D. 156-03 71 St Flushing, New York 13367 Miller, James S. BT A School Great Lakes, Ill Miller, William K. Route 3 Box 80 Graite Falls, N.C 28630 Mills, Dorrrrrs W. 7926 A Lrrrr Ark Stockton, Calif 95207 Miranda, Renato S. 1951-M Aval Bayan Paco-Manila, R.P. Mitch, Paul A. 420 Warren Ave West Brook, Maine 04092 Mitchell, Gary K. 140-15 Einstein Loop N.O. Bronx, New York 10475 Montgomery, Dan L. 9628 8th Bay St Norfolk, Va Morrison, T.W. Jr 54 Amble Side Terrace Berwyn, Pa 19312 Murray, J.L. Jr 49 Dammy Rd Hyde-Park Boston, Mass 02137 Nary, Rodger M. 5303 W. 127 St. Haw, Calif 90250 Neloms, Benny E. Yellow House 139017 Manama, Bahrain Nelson, John C. Jr USS LA SALLE CAGF-31 FPO, New York 09501 Newcomer, Robert J . 1042 Baseline Rd Grand Island, New York Oberdorf, Kenneth 114 N. Enola Drive Enola, Pa 17025 Olhurst, Arthur L. 124 Staney PR Centerbeach, L.I. New York 11720 015011, Ronald B. 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USS LA SALLE CAGF-31 FPO, New York 09501 Rodgers, Winford E. 5012 West Brias Apt 1414 Houston, Texas 77027 Roche, David W. 52 Marshland St Haverhill, Mass 01830 Roy, Paul E. 70 Orient St Meriden, Conn 06450 Ryder, William V. 953 15th st Apt 419 Santa Monica, Calif Sabelhaus, Ronald Taha Flat No. 157416 Manama Bahrain Sager, Robert T. 302 So Ann St Baltimore, Md 21231 Sanders, James T. 2034-A Gecko Lane Anderson AFB, Guam Sandt, Henry U. Rd 32 Banger, Pa 18013 Savage, Craig A, 174 W. Washington Ft. Bristol, Conn 06010 Scarbrough, Dexter USS VULCAN KAR-55 FPO, New York 09501 Schlick, Lewis M. 5 Elmbark Lane E. Northport, New York 11731 Schmidt, Edward B. 7328 Miller Ave Upper Darby, Pa 19082 Schultz, Robert S. USS GEARING CDD-7101 New London, Conn Scratchard, Rodgerick C 6305 Torresdale Ave Phil, Pa 19135 Seamans, Kenneth E. 1508 Holloway St Lafayette, Ind 47905 Seeholzer, David B. Box 197 Chenangobridge New York 13745 Sexton, David B. 1028 Baugher Ave Chesapeake, Va 23323 Shafer, W.W. 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