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Wa..--V, -----wa--2-.zazf-''-'-:.-:.-:::-4l:::m:r-'n111Q:za':'-1-'T191 ir1 5'C4Ji fl 315225 ..:'-1-1-:ii-'-iii: . ' .., 255,'-:f,fgf:np:,,5-',':'- . f,A1::cf:ca'-L -M'-' t' t .area-45.-'F-:f.:-.1--'1-'E.'G-'YZ mar I-529-2'-1-1-iv -'G-Y-3!iEE2:'...TF-'iqljr v:5-r:...,- 'L-ea-..,a - fn--1--4 - -H'- H 'i ' ' A, .i,a.1z's9:f5rE'3:s1Lx- 1,-V -- -- First, LENAWEES Stor , USS LENAWEE, named after Lenawee County, Michigan, was built by the Kaiser Company in Vancouver, Washington, and launched on the 11th of -September, 1944. Sponsored by Mrs. Olaf Haugen, she received her commissioning exactly a month later at Astoria, Oregon. During World War ll the ship was part of Transport Squadron 16 and served in the Pacific Theater where she took part in the Iwo Jima and Okinawa landings. LENAWEE was present in Tokyo Bay on September 2, 1945, for the signing of the Japanese surrender, and carried troops of the Army's First Cavalry Division to Yokohama for the occupation of the Japanese homeland. From November, 1945, to March, 1946, she took part in Operation Magic Carpet, which returned thousands of servicemen home from the front. The ship was placed in mothballs follow- ing Magic Carpet, but was recalled to active duty with the outbreak of hostilities in Korea. While operating in the Korean Theater she aided in the evacuation of Korean partisans to islands below the 38th parallel and was station ship in lnchon harbor when the final truce was signed in July, 1953. ln February, 1955, LENAWEE took part in the evacuation of Chinese Nationalists from the Tachen islands off the Chinese Coast. On her first trip to Keelung,iD Formosa, she carried 3,800 civilians and later evacuated 1,200 soldiers. As a unit of Amphibious Squadron One the ship has made five deployments with the Seventh Fleet's Amphibious Force in the Western Pacific. since 1958. On these cruises she has participated in full scale assault rehersals including cold weather operations and the largest amphibious exercise since World War ll. On most deployments, including the.-1964 65 cruise, the ship was required to be ready to land her embarked troops on only a few hours' standby. , After leaving from a yard overhaul in Seattle, Washington, in May, 1964, LENAWEE rejoined Phibron One. ln the summer of 1964 she provided amphibious training for more than 2,500 Marines, Midshipmen and Marine Reservists. During her career the ship has been awarded the following medals: American Campaign Medal, Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal, Victory Medal of World War ll, Navy Occupation Service Medal, Korean Service Medal with 3 Stars, the Ulilted Nations Service Medal, National Defe11SG Service Medal and most recently, the Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal for service in the Viet Nam area. , -2 1 - 2 33 , is ll . .. . ,... ------ D+--'f --. 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After tours as Executive Officer of the V-5 Unit at South- western University, and at Headquarters, Ninth Naval District, he attended General Line School, Newport, R,l, during 1947f48. His next six years were spent at sea as Executiv,e Officer of USS FOSS QDDE- 59y and as Commanding Officer of USS REQUISITE QAGS-185 and USS ROBERT F. KELLER QDE-4195. ln 1954 Captain Lorentson was Assistant Head, Officer Qualification Branch 'in the Bureau of Naval Personnel, followed by a two year tour on the staff of Commander, Carrier. Division 6. After attending the Armed Forces Staff College he served with the CINCUSNAVEUR staff in London until August, 1960. After tours as Commanding Officer of USS JOHN R. PIERCE CDD-7535 and as Chief Staff Officer for the Commander, Amphibious Squadron 6, he assumed com- mand of LENAWEE in July, 1964. ' Captain Lorentson wears the Bronze Star with Combat V. Presidential Unit Citation, Asiatic-Pacific Area Campaign Medal with 5 Stars, American Area Campaign Medal, World War ll Victory Medal, National Defense Service Medal with l Star and the Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal. '-'Sr 1, . -r-f'-E 1'c-'fraei :f'T:-H-'-:ef-3 --- ......,,a41--r-f'-4:-- W- ,- ....zr.. ..-sq --..-.sam-.- .1., NA-, , , , , . ,,4,.,,, my, F4-Wum,H,-,,n,j4,ma4m5d6.b:ig,?:a.:.: ,,,,-H525-,:f!f,Qz , W L-Vg, dg:bfZH-53524,-pgvggiii-, ,k Jr- -i'f3F:'LEE? .rryngjnf-'-5 ' Ergmmvv - r- - -- 1 as ,.-.. . -'W Jfn- 'f5lr'FlffQ-'L -??3?1 5 C'::'-S-ET Z: , N'f'11?- U1 ' 'v7'f1.'J4 v--f -.ff-f A'--'-1 ff,-:J-f :..:..H'-'T-1 -' -.: .1 :,x-f-n:ff:.-.f-.- ,ff .-.-:.-.-- V .W . - - A--..,. - --.... --. . . . .. .. ,. f if Tax ww ulusv,ae:w::+xr.w.1azure-A-.-fs-1:-1asL-.-11-rw,-few.-:a-2 is-5-1.-.1rf-:-vez-za-ga-1,513-gsliaa-fans' 251353355-1 12:45:33:2-:-.viii-L-zguv.-.25 y:-t:-iafigqggmgfmaeucbsi 1.:'-if-:.:1'-'-Qammrprs--.-4-:1g.5 f5'5:4a-.393-22414-.-gg5?.,335,,. -.gi-23:6-T-:. 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Our Executive Officers, Commander E.I. Rosendahl became LENAWEE's Executive Officer in April, 1965, during our deployment. He attended Carroll College, Helena, Montana, as an aviation cadet in 1944. I-le graduated in 1948 and began active duty as Ensign in November, 1944.- He has served as a fighter pilot and Intelligence Officer with Fighter Squadron 13, Jacksonville, as Executive Officer of USS Tanager EAM,-3855: and as Operations Officer of US ,VOGELSANG QDD-8625, Cdr. Rosendahl was an As- sistant Professor of Naval Science at Northwestern University, Executive Offi- cer of USS BEGOR gAPD-1275, a staff officer with PHIBRON , and Commanding Officer of the Naval Station at Coos Bay, Oregon, before assuming his mostrecent previous duty, command of USS PLUCK QMSO-4645. 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In conducting an amphibious landing, LENAWEE's function is to provide boats and troops for the initial assault waves. We can also supply salvage, control and medical boats. Once the initial assault has been made up to 85 vehicles and several hundred tons of equipment and ammunition carried aboard are taken ashore in accordance with the landing plan schedule, or as called for by the troops ashore. The ship also acts as a primary casualty receiving ship, using her two operating theaters and large sick bay. During this cruise LENAW EE operated at maximum alert for weeks at a time, kept at sea by underway replenishment of all vital services, including food and fuel, ready to project her troops ashore within a few hours of receipt of orders. It is this quick reaction time, combined with the firepower and staying ability of a fully equipped battalion, that makes the Amphibious Force such a vital of the Seventh Fleet'-s Pacific seapower. 5 iii jiri? 5-5- 32 'I ,in-. Ev. 155. L 7 .' 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V p r ' , H 4 ff we ZS! y W f, f, , When force i needed ashore Lenawee became on of the first ships to participate in over-the beach assault landings in Viet Nam where she and sister ships of Amphibious Squadron One conducted ai quick reaction landing to reinforce the vital airbase at Da Nang, Viet Nam, Within 48 hours a full Marine Battalion Landing Team was ashore and dug in on the perimeter around the -base, with all its supporting equipment, supplies, 'ammunition and vehicles, ' a This landing was accomplished without benefit of an in-port period following the ship's participation in Exercise Jungle Drum Ill and good will visit to Bangkok, Thailand. Lenawee made the assault with Marines and equipment backloaded over the Sai Buri River beaches following a week's operation ashore. From Da Nang, Lenawee proceeded up the coast to the mouth of the Song Hue River, where the ship's boats helped land another battalion carried aboard other ships. The boat crews were required to ferry all troops and their equipment l2 miles upriver to the city of Hue, subject to possible sniper fire along the river. For participation in the Da Nang and Hue operations, members of the ship's boat group were authorized to receive a month's special pay for hostile fire. The ship's third assault landing onlthe coast of Viet Nam was the large initial landing at Chu Lai, the biggest operational assault since lnchon, Korea, in 1950. In what is now a major airbase complex, but was. then only open coastal plains and mountains, a large force of Marines and Seabees cleared the area of major Viet Cong resistance and built a full size tactical airfield. Lenawee made a second call at Chu Lai a few weeks later, delivering 2,001 tons of ammunition to the troops ashore, who were still engaged in sporadic fire fights with guerilla units. After this assign- ment Lenawee commenced prepartations for returning to San Diego, having been for a few months a key element in projecting ashore the sharp point of United States foreign policy Southeast Asia. H 7 'Af' '-.L ew' sf - .v -. A- - 2 Y -- ff- V 1 ral'-: ew-re vzrsf '-?::m'.f- ,ff-71,355-3, Liiif. , 'w,f7w.,.ffF,5 .fir-A135-:xp A-'Hara-3.-eff. -1-:W-e. .A . -., - fqi-fr. -,-,-- - :L 1 5,-. 1 .- l 1 P, 5 5 . ! I i 1 i l Y v 3' F .V Q J'-1 HN- as, 7 J I 13+ 1415 , 'AE 1 5. 4 V :- 'R vm.. ima ' 1 'lila- - ' .. ., li i 7555 t i l 17 V V f . V , ,. .. ir fr . -. 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H - 1 --fl 1 LE AWEE... ...CJRANAE? 6 f I V 2 I 1 f I l 4 B 5 l I 1 4 A 4 fmt., , , f 'ff' W fw w ,,,..,,,, fxffff ' ' Lenawee may well have set a new Phibpac record for ammunition tonnage carried by an APA on a single trip by making one run to Viet Nam with 2,001 short tons of Marine combat ammunition in her holds. Not only was the ammunition loaded in what Naval Ordnance Facility personnel called a record 52 hours, but it was off-loaded entirely over an assault beach in landing craft. No casualties resulted from the venture into ammunition shipping, despite the problems inherent in such cargo. Off-loading the two kiloton's worth of' explosives by boat at the Chu Lai beachhead proved to be one of the longest continuous operations engaged in by the ship during her deployment, Boat crews were on call and hatch crews worked around the clock for almost a week. The ship's boat group put in one of the major efforts .of the cruise by un- loading nearly 20 per cent of the ammu- nition in Papa boats -- at only two tons a boat load. All hands had a new respect for the men who man the fleet's AEs with their explosive cargoes when the word was finally passed, Now the Smoking Lamp is lighted in all authorized spaces. Chu Lai or Bust! Er, on second thought ....... 1 8 'X - , awmamm::aavxa+xrmT,m.JJi- f f W f W Mt -f A V BBW ige bv 101 ion ded mel was each Jai sucn :oih 1 L21 -N551 ff? . ' 'V Jfgii wifi iii! 5:2 0? Pg bf AI: U :ff ,n .. ff' 4 . A ,jg Lf .14 1 V ,Ja ,Q lv' ,. .,-54 x ,J fgiiiv nf f' - w , .j.- , . .JMy-eissx-154141saw:111212-Qnzwsfu-1 WEP-fl?1'1 1aP153,4w1zs+'sfzsir'if-'3ihLEggf+3Eff-zswff'f:'2Qv'fffi'v9-T?? 5' '11'7,7'fi?-1522 -rf' - 1 . '1fF f'TL2 'ia?-if' :ir-G-izfiwv''I'Ei:4',r:.n5.eaP:-'whiff''1'iWf.iFmE9?'g5? ?5 w?f:e: 1f-v..p'- ff S-zzfvef' -' H -21. 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The armed Forces Expeditionary Medal was authorized Lenawee, her crew and embarked Marines of Battalion Landing Team 2X9 for service in the Viet Nam area during December and January. In qualifying for the decoration the ship completed 30 consecutive days of service in Vietnamese Waters Th A . . . . e Expeditionary Medal is authorized memberS of the armed forces who serve in designated campaigns. Lenawee served in the South China Sea duiging every month from December, 1964, to May, 19 5. 1 T a-.f:a1c+:f---1-Q:-f-Haig-ff:HE-fslafw-1'y'f.-.-sg-ja3,':- -fr-:ff W .-.f:' ,1 H-,rc ,ejfmgfiv pb --A v'-'f'---fHe-- Af -- 4' ' W QQ K ow all hand .... MLISTER 0 STATIO ADMINISTRATION QPERATIONS MEDICAL NAVIGATION SUPPLY DECK ENGINEERING I .ur.-3-..n,.-,,.3-5 - .. .5 , 'QQ' 'V Fw 'vi 4, e '25-. asks- SAfQ 1 1 ., 1.2: -.,,, ., g',,.., ,J ..1,,1-,.--JL.----L-:-f.:.,N---:4.:...----'4x.1..,--:::.z...F--4--r.--'F -4--' L. .:,-4--Lv' h4----,Lg:-- --M-' ,f, prqur.. .rw Q,-:LQ -.N M. v. 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PARSONS, PC3 Processing all personnel records, U,S, and Navy official mail, instructions and master Watch, Quarter and Station Bills is the primary function of the Administration Department. ln addition to these duties, Personnel Officer W, C, Fleetwood and his seven man staff provide the ship's secretary and record keeping services, and staff the legal office.Adrninis.- tration also handles the drafting and processing of official orders, the ship's diary and the Plan of the Day. , ' m.,......,...,.. M- , , M , u. ., , ,,..,,. - ,.,c,, FH1., ,... -W..mm.M ..,,.,,f, W me i..w2:fi.- . 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Luitjens and his department also perform c o n t r ol an d communications duties for the ship's boat group. During the cruise Operations doubled in brass to provide com- .munications for the Commander Amphibious Squadron One, Cap- tain R. W. Clark, and his staff While embarked in Lenawee. On several o c c a s i o n si during the cruise Lenawee also provided task group communications. .. T' .. -, -..-All-' T----f -mi. ..r,.. --rs-1--11-ir-T I.. . ...if in H: -'ff-'Z 225- .' 1-.--i'-e..ff---1'ff-3131:-E3'3-: 15??Jm1fLa1 9-??:a?xz-155.5-f.-1-: Q-352117 . 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' :RZ Jirmff 1-' f r rreufm- if-m -M ' ,-m..f: fc. mf.--1:,, .f -qui'-vf-:nf -' -15-:-fran QQw+reiE?.'2if5Pfr!55aE.:nL15,.1rf.f52- 2'5m.iifffeeiipevffmmfmliiifikqiz1:fyku:fh.sfEr1?.1fs2r.z-:-a aw'+1.-ias1'.wek:a1l'-f--'.-.f.-:...,.,Ef'-e-.II-gm.-I-.-z..I.'.---pug..I......f.QI.ff,...... ISM... ... .... . ,... -fcaqiwiaf-R'.Lf:'RS:?:MsL4ynLezrffjgfrrq''aszff-nr''l f'i41xH1eL-:t-.w.w- -.w.1.e::.133g2ZJLTJQ139:-Si-'i2uQ52Quinn .1 lf. . ' ' 'T-32- .,.. '2'-2-:A'3.E1 ' ' Q?ff'l'5!E1iwEL xl'Q5a2fg1sgiv-HR--ff--Quasar-1:qmqfm1:im..mL-:+:.-1 1 ws- - QR DIVISION C. BARKS, RM2 M. T. FORTUNE, RMSN J. F. DWYER, RM1 R. L. SWIM, RM2 W. T. LOUCHREN, RMSN J. A. WILLIAMS, RM2 D. E. DEMUTH, RMC f I I I I . I I I -is L. A. FINLAYSON, ETR3 E. A. DEMBOWCZYK, ETN3 1gicI5lg'gggWSIiI,2ETN3 . . ETR B. C. CONNI-3R', RDCS I LTJG. L. C. SMITH ENS. H. W. YARBROUGH Q 26' f , ' ? I L ,, wav' WI X 'JI If! X L2 f Q 1' 'mffigzfiqE,fg1liiQijQid2fHsiufllgiysf-'qgfuffrenvewzgqffyIswiflgpgspau- 'tfwrfsa-Q--f1.s21:v-cvwdyvs -zwfwv.-1-r---I t--H ashe-::Jf.w+-...Munras--::ummm-QV.-'.m:L1, w---..',,.,M -,.. 1..- ..4.-M-H,,,...,,a,. ..-s.... .... .. ,.. .. , . ,, . aibajh ,N 3w,,,n1m.,M.,d:x1m:H.mt . ,,,'j3E?5,M5ki,3..3Igg..5:.' IsIg5,5.f1q,5.,5-,f, 'k:w-121-,w,.a1z W-f'f+f1h:'f-g,wwcmw-fvisafiwiggfegqssgw-:stairs eiztiwgip-+1,'Li,135serve-49Aga?-:f':2?-'mi-rf-bg,-iyfqatl ff- -'b'-W-.gfgffgay--A-fvw af w Lygaspw w- Aapgat - J h If N 1 W A M1-::2'2m+i.a.iarm:..r, ..:.3fW1E 9 ' f f - I ii 2 I I I X I I 1 I I HI '-EZ . . ,I , I1 ... , -3' . K. 2-'gf .54 ,, ft J .,g., A-. Y . .,::5. c,L.,.i ,. ,f1.,Ei4:Zg?2q,,, MASTER ARMS c. E. HOLLEMAN, GM1 c. R. JACKSON, EMC J. L. GRANT, Icz W. H. SMITH, BM2 ,, i, 14' 4 . A 31 .C gi f' f I X I, il A' . ,' f N ' Q' I I 9 I , 1 f I I 3 , -,ff r 1 . y 1 .. IJ, ,,.I 1 , - , , ' 1- Q! I'4'yi,.y ..,' P I 5 - ifyf I,i,,f I, xi., 1156101 '?'5Q.SA' r 5 ' Jlf L' I l7 f I 1'd1 I ' P1 xW A 115' I Ng ,I LenaWee's Master At Arms force acts as the ship's police I department, mustering and directing restricted men or prisoners, ensuring the good conduct and proper dress of the crew aboard ship, and infre- quiently operating the ship's brig. Members of the MAA force serve only temporarily, and then return to their primary duties If if . If If 5:54 I? Ia. I 3:5 Iii? I I .E I-1. If V. If. :-:si . av, :FEE 32 ,eff 'E' 2.35: Ui? sag, , 1- .YA IFE? 57:-FQ gar- :?:- .1 IES.- IE? an E I - . 1-,...'. In Qi!! , I I ffrvi af, :X QI I R .fu ff., ,Al ,I 4,-5 . . . K 1 jr MIL ' v'Z-My - 9 ' fr 'ff - I AJ, . A. ' gf' 'M I I 'lun E- -1 ' I ' 1 '7 ' 13 A J.. I iff. :Q. , mr' 1 1' ', . H' A.: ' I' 1 1 ,F Il. . -I W Al' :I .,i't'-If 5.5! 1:-.541 In ff' ln! I' '5 .' uf! fI ff . V ' 'KM iw-1 I'1',:vl'f'!.-V'-Ivl x, lf! I ,',A- ' T551 . 5:-25 -I -s ' g.- --I ' Ii - . v fvlef' 'I'IIi '! 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BOYLEN, MC W 1 NWS 415- ff f . T X g,..,,.1r 5 WS 1 Q . They kept us fit for a fight M T 28 WW' '. 2:21i'2Z iQCQQf?1if:-EALH' RE:-sam V' f -'-Hr?-fa1:f--:r-wtf-:-5-we ww -m . ,M . LW.. x af :1 ' Y . ,. - E1 . ,635 1 1' .rf .:E7::m' --Q5-1 'fi -- f '.f.- r-:fi 'fGx?a?'ma2'Y51 N35-' .--'R q'AjL4'g'52f'P'3Z7?,-ES .1 . - -'L , . Y , - 1 4 1FA'.!f' 2'. : yp..,L.. .-M 1:.. ff-.rm 'iirgrygcaftifrviii?3157-,f:5ui:Iiig,v'-ii!-iF+Q'n.ugh -'441'Q,:j'LL5gL-1nH-ji- k'n vfi4,igg1'ig51':5,n-tgfiiggg.gnajxualgfiigziggvrrgtgg -:grsggggl 'Er35g,:i5-Jay G4 :r'..':r4,1.-'ljjfgfggggp-Q--1-w 'Qin'j'g'1Q34,1--2 uf-.1 1:15 Liv - ':: - wry-.-. f- ' 'K' MM- - av ---Q -M ' gh L. at-siJN.,Ei..iEm....aa..WmwL.i-:mari:E.fsm5E-.e-ifs:12lei2.i:t532.QEfg' 33.gf'?1?:gig:?e'w-.,,- is 16, -- N fbi 2 -1- -'f 1 537 ,. nw..- -z. ,-A -F5 .,-MLA wx wi w-4422531 . w1axE:i?m e.E54 -tenwya 35115 , M. LT. LLEWELLYN, HM2 E..MEUNIER, HMC LenaWee's assignments as a primary hospital ship during amphibious operations and the health of the ship's company and embarked troops are the responsibilities of the Medical Department under Doctors Lt. C, T. Boylen, MC, and Lt. R, H, Libby, DC. They and their staff of hospital-men have the facilities of two operating theaters, X-ray equipment, a laboratory and complete dental clinic to assist them in their mission. During this cruise Lenawee was on call to treat casualties at each operation, and provided hospitalservices to Marine casualties at the Chu Lai beachhead. C. M. LLOYD, HN S. E. HOLMES, HM3 M. H. BENNETT, HM2 A. L. WOGGERMON, HN M. I. SCHWERDTFEGER, DN n 1 E lr: M NE: xggb.. '25 ef: z-.:. r --1 D.. iw 1 1 ll Q M 5' 22: I -.. I --if 5 F5 ,Y W ig 1,12 i. : is -E if' is 1 : , .rf-. I .Ni I 'fu v-1::1m-11:-affwnfw.. -f 1-mfr-e,., :Q--xy :ga ff-.5 . 5 f, :.7::-.'.-..-51'-:ayapgwf.- :mPE?iJ31-Pe-rf-ef-:f1'?4Z-?Zu':1'fr 'CcEif,:f'.:'ii'f:Q-5-,gays . 11, 'gfrh 1-H' ,g.:.u: --1-:1a.1fm::r A ..,... :.-r.ift1'f-M' 'Y 'H' -- wth' vu .-- ' -, - '--:L M 5 9' f ..-x hfff . aw. .-4,-V,1...,,,wf...--H,.:....-Tw-m:.E.-aw...-.1.,f,S:.r::mwg-.::,,,..S,i.g:g:gaLa.a4.v.lm-an M-Q1E53.La,ggf.f,gSg4.Sffezf.:.zu'fwazfaaafpaflLeflwgzi,.aa-lfn1.tr.e:1gggquiggl'5ggtwgyfapry:WL-'ge gage?a'f:,.g.,qs.a:1te'. .:i..gg. ,2 of S. -nm. mesa 3, vL1Pf'-'11 -A ' f NAVIG TIC The ship's safe navigation and main- tenance of up-to-date navigational. publi- cations are the responsibility of Nav- igator Ltjg. J. H. Mettler, assistant navigator Ens. E, R. Malcowicz and their quartermasters. While the ship is underway, fixes are taken visually, celestially and electronically to insure the ship's position is known. Among the publications kept current by quarter- masters are a complete chart and Sailing direction file of the entire Pacific Ocean, Other duties include keeping the ship's quartermaster's notebook of the day's events and operation of fathometer,loran and all weather forecasting facilities aboard. LTJG. J. H. METTLER J. R. THOMAS, QMC :MWQJZ 'A ff mf-'Pu R. JENKINS, QM3 . E. TURNAGE, MS A CONDOR QMSN ENS E R MALKOWICZ 'U'-l 2- . M. BLAKE, QM . E. STEVENS, QM2 92 J y-- 1-.:.. . .. .A , - .. 4'if2Q.'l5f'3e?E3e19MHmES: S1xawmm1n4mwmawamwE.awwmxaM...as-..M-..--.....-.....s...,,-..........w ...nm 1 1- J. .4 - 1 A- - r- -r --nr nn.-u 1 -:-. ..'- v -'H+' PN' 'F r .lT.1!1f14TE':1:'J':Z.'.. l1!1f'R.1'-F 1'-5FE'h?41.!?E2'hH?'R5'1i'7'.7?l'5'-fdiifrfCF'-'JFl:fliffrf-'KHr.'!'.'L ..L1.'-U'I1f1f A'-4'T.'1f' rshilifii-'ZR-'L'L I.7- Jt'r!fL':1 ': ' r r'W'3-l'Fu'-'fUWVw . . n o 9 3. ' S galley and general mess, Wardroom mess, x 65 N -.fwasf -. . 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K 9 -ini-i - -'-- ' The Supply Department, under L1eutenant Commander R F Reynolds lS charged vv1th stockmg all the food, parts and equlpment needed to operate the shlp W1th paytng the offlcers and crew and wnzh such serv1ces as laundry, ship's stores, clothing and small stores, and the barber shop. On this cruise Supply successfully coped with several extended periods at sea, with 1,300 hungry people aboard. LCDR. R. F. REYNOLDS, SC 31 E11 PP Trl' R+: ,rw lie 1235. -,, ba- , IEE!! Is Qs- f G it Iii . 5 l i . I fi? 3- z. .M 1 ...ra li ' -5 15 2 --'14 l Exif I+! 2:5 ' ra , J? 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H ' -- -f - f---f - M, M. - .S ,S -1-A-H. -.1 --1 .-gzwwff-.f :,-- f:..xf:.:. ,xze-Qgzqfc .mia-zfxnfq if M.,-.1 .V ., .wg-fm-4 .,:r1:s...-----:-1V-ff'-.'uf---'-Y - --VA' - --- SI DIVISIO J. R. ORONA, SH T. E. HIRCHMAN, SN R. L. LATHAM, SK3 C. BUCHANAN, SK3 R. J. SUTTON, SK3 J. D. GALANG, SK2 R. E. PETERS, CS2 B. L. ELVINGTON, CS2 S. S. SELBY, SN T. R. WHITFIELD, CSSN 9uwdUU'dw 5 KAMER SA PINKSTON SN RAYLE JR SFMFA THOMPSON BTFN MORTON FA . M. CHROPKA, SN DILGER, BM2 J. R. KELSEY, SN A. ATIENZA, SH2 f5f'.fEi2?.i7L55'i'JE fluff? Y -' ' 11..1jWf3f f .3fg4:Efw.2r ' LL f ' , .1 45, n 4 2 f ' ,-xf:h f- my W 1 in g 'H ' - -K1 ' w-n u .JZ A G. . LTJG, T. M. ISSACS, SC G. M. SALAMAT, sK2 J. R. COLLINS, SK3 M DILGER BM2. J. B. ESCUDERO, DKI J. . , G. B. JUMP, SA B. L. EDVINGTON, C53 on cn P4 9 cm U3 OO L1 4'-4 ? HERNANDEZ, SN L. D. CLARK, SH3 PJ 9 ELLAZAR, SH3 F1 P' EVANS, SH3 F L4 KNOX, SN J. BOYD, CS3 1 me-:r-743: - wg 25? '-1 JT-my Qyffffififftir 2 :'fT:r:j,'s5 BE k .J- ..,- --. f --- ...fu ,.,.. .,-A ..... . .,..-- ,.,..-- ...11 45.11, --vw...-,,.Lf,f::.1.f:?-f- HM' ff 1 602- , , f ,f .fo ENS. R. E. HOFFLER, SC R. F. BAUTISTA, SD1 J. C. PABLICO, SD3 S5 DIVISIO f J. C. PABLICO, TN J. E. JACINTO, TN V. B. BOBILA, TN R. K. EUSEBIO, TN R. s. PAMOTI, TN C. BROWN, sm R. E. SEMPER, TN N. S. PUTONG, TN A. V. REYES. SD2 4 3 . 34 ...... .. ,T .. . . .. . . -..rf - N ..... .----, RL--mf-f.--T.. . , J. f.,.-w..,.- -:A..,...v:2-- .,.-5-f,-fL::. ..-,,...-:q.,:1----ff.-M -1,-.1 1,-2--.Ili-1-.--r-Q-.1-.A---,J 1-.-.-.w-n..-f,,-fx..-: :-,- .11-.-fr.-.-.. ,-,-,-,.,.,.: ....-, - , . . ,-:L-Je -g -f:.---, .- -.-1 Yai'.-. ---f-':.1:-v-.A-:.-.-1- rg.-'., ff. . ..,,.-., -.f... V. -cfs.. -L-,L fr .- -gf-L-::..A ,--,111-. 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Mount crews were awarded five Gunnery 'E' awards, and excellence in amphibious operations brought the second Consecutive Assault Boat Award. ,...-- ,nu- ..:-J?-ff - I X RA . C. COOK, SA Z phallix., AA., V-.-L 11-Lfwsm --H fS'f-vff12fa.'1:-: 'tflffcfzzrb.A-:wwf-'-7::J'24::E1.:L:i-ii4::--lebiefgiw-fre.-.mfr::?:iii2EELs.atligfiseiu:xg-x.:m:J.-,g,3 .l,55.3.,5.L.gL,5,,,,,4.,,m.y.g.:L ' me ,. ,mfg W:33-g-nkh:Z'f'.'w:w.-634512Rmwefzm-25 5szfzgvre-23iwgi-aAQG:f55:-sziiwqqgrg-ya:af:gpg-,zfrigigq'ngefzz-.zz-:-:aa ..1153-ra-i-1-:szaafff5gfggaEi:g,E'e:f1--1.-3.1::mv 1 ff L'-M1-fgi - -5:15-Ei?-:-L':'T dafahwfi-imwr.-fammwf-'-frm-5?ml'-Y-1-'F'-+:i21-.-gvwf. 1-'-'f.1-.1.2-'f??n-if-:rf- -if-'-'Sf'-.zrmaz-w A 15:-:Lf14:-::::.:.:.-..3::fQ-Af,-R '- Lg 1 'SL '17'r .. M ,. 1 . v ..., F.. uv' ...- -- -www v- J.. ,. ....-- , ,-,,, ,.. . 'fag-up--1,5-,ii-'f-r'Q-,'B-:FSQQgQ3i:3Q,1v.1kf.Q.5,g:g,g,':f.L:i:nQ11-:.zfz ,f1?g.i.T ,Q 59,5 Gigi- --V 4-r. ,Alf -fy .WL-.EE '- WGYZLT 'Y ,.,. ,ia -v-f fTE::,1LA.iAvvf-ig--f - mf W W ' FIRST DIVISIO E. L. BALLARD, BM 1 A. L. STRINCER, BM ENS. K. R. DUNN R A. J. WELCH, BM , C. L. POIL, BM 1 L A E 1 -w 2? U i 1 A . LONGORIA, SN TQ A W. BOWERS, SN L. KRABY, SN UCTUQ ff . CARTER, SN . D. WINSLOW, SN 1 , 4 4 i QM A Mi W 4 1 7 ff? 36 fl 7 CW Y.-s x 'Q' f' 1 . 4' v 1 I l. 'M ,il 1 ' Q .......'. A 1-Q. I 3 it f .1 N, .N 'fs .-A X K s ' J Va , ?fi I or ' . ' M I 'f'. -t N34-' I I 1 ' A E '4 .' -'W Q, bl! R' if ' 1 V 1- ' f' - - 1 -3. .'i-vw ' '- A Z 'Ya .. 4 - V 2Xw,f'f 1. p ' :X X fi If Al -v X . I ff.: . A. f ... . A I x if' I W af' L fAL I I, x Qylf I fl 7' X :ig f I Q f A 5' kftsxa. . 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E E BENNETT F544 3256 'Y f dffwf F iff' we H 5 A.w wah,-1 E vw S' .fm-f 5-,A L ROWLAND,BM3 G CAIRD, BMS R HAUPT, BMS BRAUN, BMS R O1LLEM,RM3 M PAZZAOLIA, BM2 M JOHNSON, BMS O DUOOAN, BMS A WYPLER, SN W REHBEIN, SN M PAZZAGLIA, BM2 A BASHAM, SN N OOMBROSK1, SN MARES, SN M DOUGHERTY, SN FIELD, SN PAZZAOLIA, BM2 BARKRR, SA BELLOL1, SN SEOUIN, SN OLINGER, SA BASHAM, SN BISHOP, SA .A if SECCJND DIVISIQ ENS. W. R. FLADD J 1 g gr' , MN N 2- K ws, x Q N .ww . 3 X .Sz a A wiskfxx -F Rs NWN W R Xi... ix R -S Sz . - A X . X S N'- f -1X , XRS X S - A M Sr O i S XS.n N X, 13 gi? 'W' M 'gs 6 jj 'SSi'IQ ?Zi7Tw? VR, , Q? 3 or Y, , - -ww, A ,-,ff-3-W J--v 'n-w1J.f,+1'-'.h-:-- .-.gf-11:1w ff 3. Mk!-Q..,fz1F!5g,4. , .L-rl. .-fm ,. .,g.g. xt.fr2:F ,...r,.,,,-f-G-wr-fi,.,,4,,,,.,, 5- ., ii .w 4- U ..-ffm Aqnimi-. wa-A-.r.-.111.:'4.:.-.-ffm .-,ily fy Q. . Jf...m-x dC,n.,f1.-5',-,- - - J- 2' fr-11.LmE.fii,,,,h,4.'.,.1,:a:g1TBBfE-1:14551uLm.:,15:f.:v,.,,,,1:::.::,4: -A1,5L53,.,i '-1122125 f -E:-zeifqfevifiig-A 2-gf2Ef?f'E-51 L'+5B.,1EE5'3qas aa.:-1-z:ff45 fi-5: gg,-gagggwysfsj, .. ,, -5?-Q-5-H1 'lfa.f--Tx'..'31.7f3Tv:-:li-,,.'E'f'21-Aufzezrrhw-F5111-,R ::.1.,,:L-.UE-.1 Ll... , - A THIRD DIVISIO SHULER, SN DUNN, SA ALLEN, SA WILLIAMS, SA HELTZEL, SA GILBERT, SN T. L. BOELRE, BM3 E. L. JONES, BM3 E. SCOTT, BM2 T. E. DEAN, BM2 ENS, E. D. HANSON E. E. MILNER, BM1 S. S. REED, SN J. C. BARNES, SA L. E. THOMPSON, SN R. O. THOMPSON, SN L. W. ANDERSON, SN fm 'igin-A'-'W If 452 'C if :Awww-:U . L. HAMMER, SN L. CLARK, SN R. MORSE, SN . WATSON, SN L. BETHEA, SN ' ,. if 4 ..-P HIV ' W 4 , 14,.' 11. 1-Q , 27' . - ' ,iii 1 yx ' 1 w 0 El l J X 1 J L X X A 1 ' V 'Sf L .,t . f, 1 A Ace' 'M o f 'f 7' L I I, Q J J S L , 1 Al ? 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L 'T5T,Yk1'17Y:f'2J3ffg?..11L'f'2f'7-difxrlf 4 '.1'.IFtE'.w 1'-15+ - -' I-175.14211 ' 1 -H 4 F-I-.T 'r' -3 4 -4 Sr-T - -4 -.4 iq I 'H--4 -'Y' mqbr.- .ir-.wr fr- ,N - eff'-A ff -Q :: wg- 1-fy-rrr.-t:v.':A L' mn. --Q., A---A-'-'. v:-.-P2---- , .ww -:.---'r- ---- 1 -U gf..-, - -1 ':-.arf-P ' A 1 U . J..-ff: -. .',fmf,,i9, M gg 44 , 1- N Q-ffff.-J,Q5Z?5'A5g:.x ?,M1-Jf2if?5iq.:i:1- fav: 5 -LT' - 1:-. if 1. J Q' 'W ,L - 9 ,W W XWQ f' in ff 7 f, W ff W ,L Lui? WW wf f I '- VA If , K ZZ! f I 4 If , f W CAPT, J. H. ALEXANDER, USMC COMBAT CARGO Marine Capt, J. H, Alexander serves as LenaWee's Combat Cargo Officer with the job of coordinating with troop units and the ship company in the planning and exe- cution of embarkation plans fO1' troops and cargo. ln effect, the CCO serves as an interpreter and translator between the Navy and Marines. During this cruise Lenawee carried 2,336 Marines, 217 vehicles and 3,603 tons of bulk cargo. Troop units or Marine cargo were embarked for 80 per cent of the deployment. gp .wi MN x x K . F x X' v Y ' ubafwc: H'-11? af'3EFbf i'4f1e '1?-ft'wit '-1-2 5+'H TH 3,a1,Qfv'5g xi:-H f 'fa-f 1 ' :W- L -11:7 'n 1112- -2 - ur ---' :- -4- - -fa-:m::.zf::'-f:--- J: F- -M L.,-2 -v-tg-L.-1, , a,.-,,.,.,,1 - Y .a....u1-N-. . V ., -Q--WG.,-,-A--.... V, ,.,,,, ., -Mg-,,,, . ,QW , ,J ... :gs - . ..:.:..u?:.- .- 1,2-mg,-5, -: gg' 2 15 51 - -w-' -.-- 'F-3:1.3,ql:-: - v-21-5. - ' . - -A .- r W - 1 ' Y . f T Q. 5412.--V, -, - -H + --fr-T. 5- '- -z .JU ,W-,.1a.-1-. fs-2-, fin, a ff.. 4-3:--H--:..,+ ENGI EERI G K S. f. me N I! , Q .5 Q. 9 I r --, zu. -Tr E: -Bi 4214 f 7-:. A N, ,. l E :inn N f .X , CEN!! , W l V l ,..., 1 lf, The ship's heart -- main engines, water, electrical power and watertight Q integrity -- is the main concern of Lt, R. C. Eller's Engineerin De artment. In addition to the care an feedliing of the main plant, they maintain Lenawee's 28 boat engines, her sound powered phone 5 system, heating and lighting, carpenter and shipfitter shops, master gyrocompass and damage Control apparatus. The engi- neers kept the ship steaming for 42,000 miles on the cruise, often with fire and ,Q engineroom temperatures of 135 degrees in tropic waters. And, they got us home on time. 11 LT. R. C. ELLER 45 i Hw u 'mmW' Wtr'r 'maF '1m'tf 'r'wr.fSsfFsf.e:2s-irzsrism s 1- - rw... . .. n'-gg.- +ffr9f1'f rtafez----H ,-- .. . V- ,V ., N ,. L U. . . , ., A. W- w- ff: '-1-an-nf:f.:scfaf:f3'if':-2?-iff:- 21-:1-1-I-1915211243122 An.-:JL-van-.war--f-i-v-.-:r - -M :M-f...i.-. --. . .. ,. -... M , V. .. .- 51.45,-,Y.frzc44?5mU1ff145:vsf. ,fmffmwaffplrrseffzfarm.-:ess Jeff' DIVISIO . r..,- U 10 E'1r LJUG J P MATTHEWS J C BOWMAN MRI C R FIELDS EN E J DELUCCA EN wgw awww D COLWORT BT3 'J C COLBY MNH Q HOBBS BT2 3 . M. BARRETT, BT3 . GARCIA, FN . C. LOYD, EA H. JONES, EA J T MITCHELL, MMCM D. L, GOODMAN, MMC H Q,pw.-:w.M..L .Mfr -.- 2 ? 4 5:-a:2'5fsf:s--. F J DELUCCA, FN COLYER, FN COLWORT, BT3 OTTO, MM3 BURDINE, FA DREWETT, BTC CLOSE, FN A SZEKELY, FN F W BARRICK, FA K R BURDINE, FA T E DOTY, MM3 PERRY, MM3 R K RANDALL, MM2 K. J. EBNET, YN3 H. F. DILLARD, BTI L. W. WEBSTER, FN D. L. GOODMAN, MMC R. I. WARD, EMCM C. R. JACKSON, EMC J T MITCHELL, MMCM T. SHELTON, ENCS E. S. WILLIAMS, MM2 G. R. HOLDEN, MM3 D. A. WILLIAMS, MM3 3 1 M. L. HORNSBY, BTC C. G. 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SEALES, EM3 -1.S-f:g.:41f:q,ehf,,..L,4.1, yr f.-g,g1:g:.',,':-1. f ,,, .W 1,, 7,1 HI I D M :filing -H-5.6-.51-QL. fa .-:- f-- xv L- - -1--:Q-.:.-,g:::,1T:.7aL1-::.-if ::.z-:.-.-.g,,-:Ef,:. .1 .. , A-,. 4. .,:fr,1 -' .1-':.L-x.::.4.-ggifiz-f::,:LA.:' 2-:,?:L ,1:.. -,:11,5f.: rg. ... v zzz-51 Y N , , ,13.g.g.gf,,,,, :?2:3?Iie?:Za 3 I ,J i? I il I 1 I . 1 , ww w. 'Q S. M. DYE, ENC ENS R. C. SMITH DIVISIO M. K. FINE, MMI T. L. KERLEY, EA J. MILES, MM2 I I I 1 4 Q I 1 1 1 T. SHELTON, ENCS R. E, MARTIN, FN M SOMMERER III, ENEN J. . R. CRANFIELD, EN2 ZFP? R. JOHNSTON, EN2 G. BYERLY, EN2' L. VOLKMAN, EN3 E. BAIRD, FN w YB ULRICH EN3 EISENBRANDT, EN3 WEEMS, EN2 GRIGGS, EN3 KUCHENREUTHER EN3 JOHNSTON, EN2 E FONTAINE, EN3 fs. ,w ily , 1- s , 2 J.E EISENBRANDT ENS R. L VOLKMAN EN3 K. L KUCHENREUTHER EN3 , , fmzw.-'i'-Friar:-raezlsl .wa-'fav-:zzz-1-.1-:, --- 4' 'S - ---' - R DIVISIO LTJC. L. W. DIETER Q 1 r 1 i K 1 1 , W W 'E . N ga, fi M, D, MARQUIS, SFP3 M. L, MARSACK, SFMQ G. L. ROBINSON, SFMQ A. B. COOK, DCI W. L. O. UPFOLD, DC2 J. D. MISEE, DC3 ENS, M. M. CINTER 4 B. C. BANKSTON, FN L. E. CARR, SFM3 R. F. JOHNSON SFP2 M. C. HERR, SFM3 M. C. HERR SFM3 XM . 2 f '2-41+ ' if-L-..,,..w4.l..2.-we -amz...---.4-.-v -...f:I-153:31-eztfizsfs-351Ei5:5E?Eed'gfEf22TFag55'.:2'?f:3E'...'U Flagship Lenawee stuck another feather in her Westpac headdress by serving as temporary flagship for Phibron One Com- mander, . Captain. R. W, Clark, during Operation Jungle Drum Ill and the early May Da Nang landings. The ship provided staff quarters, spaces and communications while he and his staff were aboard. Goodwill Crewmen participated in the pres- identfs People to People program during the cruise by distributing toys, books, gum and kites to children of the I-long Kong Boys and Girls Association, and by donating blood to the I-long Kong chapter of the International Red Cross. The ship also carried lO tons of schoolbooks and medical supplies destined for use in the Philippines and in Viet Nam. The supplies were off loaded at Subic Bay for redis- tribution after being brought by Lenawee from San Diego. K: , -rv .- -,-:rw1:-5:fq:.g,g.1Qg-5-,::1-:-f, - -S.-1-1--'-' '-'-ZF-C-E -,- --rr.-r f-15-J+i-:f C -A - .,... -. --,D-fi-e:,,,,....... 1964 7 November 28 November 7 December 1965 9 January 11 January 16 January 19 January 21 January 21 January 10 February 12 February 25 February 1 March 3 March 10 March 15- 26 I Itinerary Underway San Diego, California, for Subic Bay, P. 1. Moored Subic Bay for upkeep and em- barkation of B a t t a 1 i o n Landing Team 2X9 Underway Subic Bay, P.I, for special operations in the South China Sea All hands qualified for the Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal for serv- ice in the Republic of Viet Nam area Moored Hong Kong, British Crown Colony, for port Visit Underway I-long Kong for Okinawa Shima to debark BLT 2X9 Moored Buckner Bay, Okinawa Shima. Debarked BLT 2 X9 F Underway Okinawa Shim a for Yokos uka, Japan Moored Yokosuka, Japan, for upkeep Underway Yokos uka, J a p a n, f o r Okinawa Shima Moored Okinawa Shima to embark BLT 213 Underway Okinawa Shima for special operations in the South China Sea Commander, Amphibious Squadron One, transferred at sea to LENAWEE Moored Alava Pier, Subic Bay, F.l. Underway Subic Bay for Operation Jungle Drum 111 in the Gulf of Siam 26 March Anchored off the coast of Thailand March conducting Operation Jungle Drum 111 Underway Sai Buri River for Bangkok, Thailand ' 28 March Q 2 April 10 April ,x .A , iw 12 April F 14-19 Aprn 19 :PQ April 23 Aprn 1 30 April ' 1 1 1 7 May ' 12 May f 17 May 1 ss 1 May F 24 May 30 May , 1 I 1 1 1 June 4l..June 9 June 1 1 , it 17 June I 74 A 30 June Egg, -1 ,2g-E?gi5,ffg,?ff5','fi,ii2'l51Q9f-,Eg-5359 5' VW Moored Bangkok, Thailand for port Visit Underway Bangkok, Thailand for Subic Bay, P,l. Assault-landed BLT 273 at Da Nang, Republic of Viet Nam Underway Da Nang, Viet Nam, for gpecial operations in the South China ea Assisted in landing BLT 3 X4 at l-Iue, Viet Nam. Commander, Amphibious Squadron One, departed. Conducted Market Time in the South China Sea Underway Hue, Viet Nam, for Okinawa Shima Anchored Buckner Bay, Okinawa Shima, to embark units of Regimental Landing Team Four Underway Buckner Bay, Okinawa Shima, for special operations in the South China Sea Assault-landed RLT Four at Chu Lai, Viet Nam Underway Chu Lai, Viet Nam, for Sasebo, Japan Moored Sasebo, Japan, to load am- munition cargo Underway' Sasebo, Japan, for Chu Lai, Viet Nam Moored Chu Lai, Viet Nam to offload 2,001 tons of ammunition Underway Chu Lai, Viet Nam, for Subic Bay, P,l, Moored Subic Bay, P.l. Conducted Assault Boat Award Exer- cise, Underway Subic Bay for Yokosuka, Japan y Moored Yokosuka, Japan, f01' upkeep Underway Yokosuka, Japan, for 3311 Diego, California Moored San Diego, California. Secured the Main Engines C P55525 ww-ivvzeazsfmnfzr,-::1fg2fhe,,+5:1f:-:ae ..-44.ggfb:sf:::,g':c1fm:.-1 4-1,1 ::4..-.'Lf11.'.: .1545644121:53:21Ji,1f,1Q-:,,,m,.., , 1 , . .. ,, 4 , I ,n,,,,r, vm- Vfffh- - -:. 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