Lester (DE 1022) - Naval Cruise Book

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1967 volume:

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From 1957 to 1959 he served as Operations Officer, Navigator, and Acting Executive Officer on the USS SARSFIELD QEDD-8375 and reported in December 1959 as Commanding Officer of the USS SHRIKE QMSC- 2011. In September 1961, LCDR CLARKIN commenced instructing at the U. S. Naval Academy in the Depart- ment of Naval Science and received an MA degree from the George Washington University prior to his detach- ment in January 1964 to report for duty under instruc- tion at the Armed Forces Staff College. In July of 1964 he reported to the USS RIC HARD E. KRAUS QDD-8491, as Executive Officer. On November 5, 1965 LC DR C LARKIN relieved as Commanding Officer, USS LESTER QDE- 1022L LCDR CLARKIN is married to the former Miss Ann Musser PEELOR of Indiana, Pennsylvania. They have two sons, James Rowan, 12, and David Martin, 9. 'Gif -'figggL.5yQ 1' . FORMER C0 MANDI G OFFICER Lieutenant Commander J am e s J . 13,I'k1I1, USN '33Yiifexl..P4flf:sl:'f:Er5i.?,i1?1 2121- Y ,Ne ri 11' f ' -ff' ffi 'fi5lQ'1'5.Eififiii-val' isis?-5lfA:l.T1f'5Q I .-1,..-mmm -, -. ..1.......Q ,aa mn.--f, 4, 4. .L -11-,,.-4.,Q' -nm ',:..,- ,L.1h.A4 :.,:.4.f..a-. .n:,g.v,a.-,...nu.L.-Liv- my . 1 :4-L1 ww. N 1 1 '.:rLm'.v,,c!gg,1- -'Jr V'-'12-ff 7 F 5 F r l , l PREE T C0 MANDING OFFICER Lieutenant Commander Walter Theodore Piotti, Jr., USN .na . Lieutenant Commander PIOTTI was commissioned an Ensign in 1956, upon graduation from the Massachusetts Maritime Academy. He was then ordered to the U. S. Naval Commu- nications Facility, Port Lyautey, Morocco for duty. He subsequently served as Engineering Officer aboard the destroyers USS MCKEAN CDDR-7845 and USS CUSHING QDD-7975 during the period 1958 - 1960. In November 1960 he was part of the commissioning crew of the USS KING QDLG-105 and served as Weapons Officer, and later as Executive Officer until his detachment in 1963. From 1965 - 1967 he served as Executive Officer, USS RICHARD E. KRAUS fDD-8495. 1 LCDR PIOTTI is a 1964 graduate of the U. S. Naval Post Graduate School at Monterey, He served as Assistant Section Head of the Long Range Weapons Control Branch of the Bureau of Naval Weapons from 1964 - 1965. LCDR PIOTTI has been awarded the Navy Commendation Medal with Combat V , the China Service Medal, the National Defense Service Medal, the Armed Forces Ex- peditionary Medal, the Viet Nam Service Medal, the Navy Expert Pistol and Rifle Medals, and the Republic of Viet Nam Campaign Medal. LCDR PIOTTI a native of Newton, Massachusetts is married to the former Ruth Marie Giroux also of that city. The Piottis have three children, a son Walter Scott, and two daughters, Karen Leslie and Elaine Michelle. 1--.gflftr 1- ' ' am. X ,, . . 1 ,, ,. .. 'fp-'Q--'E'S-1'1 ffTf1i' .' 31' 'Q fr .1-1 2 .jaiipginif ll ri.:- M - , ..-.L 1 i.: 1,:,n-i.-L1.: 1-L44-L, .f--,..t ' J.. .11 sn., . ...-. 1 .. - A-V i - v 4 yy.,1g,rr,-1-:Ayn LT Raymond J . Art was commissioned as an Ensign in 1959, upon graduation from the U. S. Naval Acad- emy. He was then ordered to USS CHARLES R. WARE QDD-8655 and served as Electronics Material Officer, CIC Officer, Communications Officer and Operations Officer. In April 1963, he was assigned to Commander Service Force Atlantic Staff as As- sistant Operations Officer and Ship's Scheduler. In September 1964, he was assigned to the Naval Advisory Group, Vietnam, where he served as the Communications Advisor to the Vietnaunese Navy and Junk Force Advisor. In July 1965, he was as- signed to the Naval Amphibious School, Coronado, as a counterinsurgency Instructor. In July 1966, LT Art was ordered to LESTER as the Executive Officer and Navigator. LT Art a native of Celina, Ohio is married to the former Eileen A. Wannemacher also of that city. The Art's have two children, adaughter, Jennifer Lyn, and a son Raymond Andrew. 12 EXEC TIVE 0 FIC R Lieutenant Raymond J, Art, USN , , , . , ,, . , , , ,, . I . 5 .12-f-13,-yer: s.g,:'.::t:31-2-sLL7::-32.:A:Ez:::.r,6:4-4.5Q5E1j?2LZ9i'rx 1 '- . -' U , 1 . Y: , . .. , gr-: ,- ' V' 1.-2'-pf 'gf-1: 1' ar. X , ,-',.: 3:7-A-V j-J.,-I ---. -g A , . V ' .131--,',21, -,-'T' 'jig.-iv-5,1,gm-:xg-.:.i.1yu,g511,51 7,1-,:.:H q.s JY' .4.g:4,.-- ,-,-.-- ...- ..., - ,- ,.- A , .pk....4-,..14 .- AL-.i..4,:A.,,: :,,v,,,,1.Lg.p 7 -z. -4 , 1. .mag r, ' .- - AL .1 :sf ' - 4-53 326. v 1 f DEPART E T H ADS 1 . w i LT E, F. Keim LT A. L. Leightley II Operations Officer Engineering Officer LT D, S, Anderson LTJG W. B. Pa13.CiO Weapons Officer SUDDIY Officer ff .-.gr . 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Absher MM3 R. Cannata EM3 W. Dickey MM3 J. Isabelle EMFA R. Maruna MM3 T. Wogan ICfFA M. Andler SFFN J, Har-bison EMBCSSD K. Lewis FN J. Suber ICFN A. Sl1tO 4:ff.:E,,: I 7? il , x .L 1 H 3 .gli . .:..va..-,if 4.1. -f .-ge,-1-14,1 4 1 LL 1 1 ggi fziaiy W f ff V N W 'ff' zywmgk Q54 v X -I Tiff i15Ix'L.i:: rg, 3.-ix. 1-Qi-i:IiE' -If-E-'!-'Eg'-':?nc'mj:1 jg: :Q p' ,.'-Q:,fgf:,C1Z:- ' I 5 I y 525 i ,fi 4 1 ..VV , V, I ,,,. I SI, .i V I ,II ' I IIYI Isp I I I I EI71 I IE L'.V ,,,. I I ii ai I II - I If ' 7 1 I ,I mv f'. -', . IILIZZ ff ,k I , I I ,Ir if , I, I . I Iv' I, yi I 2 I ' 2 .iw 1 In I I I ,I I' . f' 155 ,WI 'I' , II , I ' 1 I u f I I' 3 'I I , I I X I , I , , I ' I ' I , 5 If f I I ' , 4 3:33 Q f I I I X .V 1,1 . , I f . I 4 I I , I f , I J I 1 I' I I I QUII I ,I . rm I 'IQUI :Lffiffi . .fogfj ,,f' 1 QI V1 ,Jn mf 77:f'I I :Ziff I Iifff IfIf I 7 ,f, ,II ffl ,554 I I , T riff?-E23 EEG-152' Zfik - 1'- .xcflltwbf I , I1.,-, ,V I , E ENS E. A. Edlund RM1 R. Van Horn 0C DI VISIO YK QM1 B. Conning HM1 J. Willis V IJ -2-T-I-3111 :war vvf' T-:Sf-iE2?'2v ' QE 5.1 ' ' I I ' L..,-,,,.,... . l 1-1 AY. RM2 A- Christ QM3 H- Froberg RMB D. Lewis RD3 L. Melchiando RM3 M. Musto RM3 V. Rogers V RMSN R. Lamm SN S, Sowers SN M, Hanners SMSA L, H111 SMSA L. Simmons PCSN W. Spiewak PNSN K. Stiff QMSA J. Gierczak ,UK :J :J 'A ' 1 . I 'A ll iff 55 OI DIVISIO E ll 1 Jw 1 :fa ia 7 'I 3 5 4 1 1 +1 w 1 1 w . 5 ia 1 4 5 P LTJG B. M. Hirl u IN ,lk V, ., u 1 N 1 ,il if fu 11 i1 I 1 . 1 1 P i nil I ETN2 R, Snyder RD2 H. Greene 1 1 ETN2 E. Schneider 1 i -1 13 i 3 1 r 1 1 i 5 ETN2 R. Estrada x. 7 18 .1,.c.1:e.Q1f f 1 e ,gi-smug-'S5::Lf1as:b - ,,. ' V+ :lizfi I fy v -' C ':5.-rL:.g.. .- LLL- , . -,-- ,, . 1 4, .- ,. . ,-1 .-,:. . , :..4.: .-:- ,TN-,,z KJ... . 4- ,154 , ,.,. ,..:4 --.- .:- .,4.: '..- .g.....:L:.,:fQl, ' 41: 1 ' -1.44,--A .-, .M ff., ,..... ., RD3 B. Alexander RD3 H. Bonner RD3 T. Evans RD3 S. Farah RD3 G. Lawton ETN3 J. Hudson ETN3 J. Sample 1 RDSN C. Moore ETRSN P. Stark SN R- K0bY1ak I iZ L 1- . N F9711 . V W 4 i I I I I K --v-1 5 5 I 1 ENS C. Smith 1st DIVI IO BM1 M . Beaudet BM2 L. Magazu BM2 D. Hughley , ' 9, '. 'EQ 1 if - .. , , K ,fx x !L-- Y .. , ,--...... -., 4.-' :S-, , ,, ,-L, .4,..., -A QW'- , If BM3 A. Cheromiah BMSN J. Vega ' SN T. Wagenhausel SN J. Allgyer SN D. GI'21V9S SN O. Fogleman SA D. Fernald SN R. Hoke SN R. LaPreste SN J, Dirgins SN W. Lowe SA W. Shoemake SA M, Mims SA D. Perry SA R. Standiford SN E, Lynn K! i I 1 I 1 W K 1 3 L Y E I V l X Y I I Jw--,:- r 1 H friiql Y A ENS J. Smithwick GMG1 D . Thompson 2nd and DA H DIVISIO A v i -,li A , 5 .NN 'P 4 1 e i - ' 1 -, :,fX'-'S '.-r.':11.w1fa,.f5:- ,1 'Jinx '.'-,Eg bf.f-,w.',Ligggg'.1 -.' 1145.5 'iffa7Qi1Eii2?ah1j:av 7223175513 23533'?'i,'525Ei?c4ii5i?:?2ff?-Q,,.Kf-2vQ,- 'gi GMGSN T. Bonfigt GMGSN G. Clark Sr. FTGSN I. Conley FTGSN C. Schwemle SA J, Stokes ET2 R. gt John EN2 H. Schneider Jr, RD2 R. Keif FTG3 D. Dailey ADR2 A. Smith . 1.-,1.. . ,, , M: f,'1 V . mx, .., .-53122,-QLJQJ-:.,::m:f, ng: 1 - , if ' 'LL-L. 377, LL LTJG A, F, Notari J' FOX DI VISIO sfrcz K. Boyd 2-41.1.0 1-1---Y.-... Q12 .JQ..,..e1. A.-e-,..-...ef .ef -LL., - L, 7,4 M ,444 rrp-.-:.f1fig,-af:--3142 iiQ1b1P5in?E?'iiiQgliaaikiffg1,-fi-',1glf,f1,5,-. 3 l,i'g,'i,'i'2 ' -1 - - + :sLe, f4g 4 STG2 G. Magee STG3 D. Smith STG3 A. Zeoli ' STG3 R. Gosselin STG3 C. Richards STGSN M. Mayhew STG3 J. Hewitt TMSN D. Ferguson TM3 W. Faulds UPPLY DEPART E T 'Supply department 'handled a wide variety of functions on the cruise from the routine ordering of spare parts to providing food and costumes for a 4th of July party in Hamburg, Germany. Included in everyday Work was selling 316,000 Worth of foreign merchandise from the ship's store, cutting over 800 requisitions for' supplies of all kinds, disbursing 385,000 and insuring that all hands were fed Well, had haircuts, and laundry was cleaned on time. -I5 O 23635538 .ghmxff 1f5 fQo S-'-- 1-ni, , 7 .J K' ,. ' -Z . ', 7533, :.i3,L2g2 E '-i iYQ:y'22L -59511 5-IE H 13, - - 'f1-- LV fi-Kgs If 3 I. ,I UPPLY DEP RTMEN T 1 S DIVISIO i A ,,.,--- fi. ii 1, E 5 mn! 13 ,. In LTJG William B. Palacio 1 SKC H. Dean 1 4 I E 4 'i o i ' 4 . 1 SD1 J. Aquino SK1 W. Brown C31 P. Vasquez lf? . ,1 ao l l no - - M-r f. V, . . ,- Y- - ,, W- 1 g-- , ,L .1 - .f. . 1. .-., , ., -, W , -,, J .. ,..,,,,,, H ,f, ,., ,,,..,-r . . :g,Mr,.- fr-r,4..,....., ,r--,r..4... ,-,..,.-..,. - a-...,,..-,...4.,.4...,.L,r,- Q.. gg -.gefff--...g1ggg.N:.g.-if , '1.' ' e .4-a.x:-.Y:-- 1-:-.-'.'- :ag,'f f,fAf,',f-.rx-.1.Y 'A ' '-511-,ne?,'1J:-i4a',-9411?-aiia SH2 R. Baer SK2 R. Bradley SH3 W. Lee CS3 J. Murphy SK3 L. Morris SN B. Sirna TN T, Lauretta SN N. MacLure 31 rfmvrr f N N. fx zhjyvg . ,, 3 i i 1 Chaplain Bell gives invocation THE CHANGE OF C0 MA D i 1 W P 1' Captain J . J, Clarkin makes final remarks 1 Captain W. T. Piotti takes command Wah, LTJG B. M. Hirl awaits guests ?- 1 The band plays The Honor Guard waits The crew waits Another Piotti 1, 1' KW fkksffh, A ACT VITI 5 L.-,, ,M V THE FLEET E TAKES CARE UF ITSELF Li 'H ,li t W CHIE i g 1 L A 1 x A i 5 gg The Boot - SKC Dean 3? 1, 3 A D A REENLISTME T Captain Reenlists ETN2 Estrada X 36 , The Court Meets Mr. Palacio ponders the charges. A 1 'K - . , .- E A 41 ' -- 1'1 -' .' - G-. Af 'az v - w- . ff alla , L1 4Iaff 3w5R . - fm? -.iff Wen. Q., M 45' 0,47 vgvh ' -f . 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W- -A X . - ' - 4 x fm--, - .56 ,ll 501.4 . 7 JA ' I MN ,I , J I 'V 11- ,' - . -,M ., . ,- . -I x I v 49 K f ' 'VP' Q1 zffq ' Nil Q 3,1 s 1 i , .115 if him E.:-14,-' tiff? -' ififi J 'f-' . . MN T., V ,A . 31 , '-f, W. ig 'aff-rl '- ,:',: ri EAYTKSQ '-S . , f Q7l1If:ff ' '5:'Vi-325 :Q . I , u- , '., e.,,, , , SPOR The LESTER Soccer Team The Packers Weapons Weapons Downs Rest of the Ship Packers .4Q...,,,.-1,,,,-,--k 1,,,,,F.,,., -,.- .I . -A 4 .A , . . -..., THE COMMODORE GIVES AN INSPECTION Er n I 40 -jkkg . . T , U , .Jw V , . IT RE LLY HAPPE ED... L We're gonna crash. I would like to call Newport R,l.Q please. ! YV Love those mini-skirts of M' , ny. :T f , , ' f c'5'.?fz'.,g , - ' 1 - ' - V ..,,,--,,.. VYH, in f , No, actually my pants were on fire. You know, he's not bad looking ' fin. 1 ff 128 ,, x 1 Mx 4' fa! I , 7, I Q I i IO L 4, -L., . .I 'I-In , w T .-..f f , T six I'm getting Howdy-Doody on this thing! THE BRIDGE UNDER WA Y 7 I w J I I I p- .1-- 1 +1 1g:.g4.2v...:gg4.g.iiA.LLA.,p- 34.4-4 :J-.444 4 ORE F OR GE TABLE SCENE 1 i The evaps are doing what? an ,,, . i 4 K n You expect m .475 2 1-' YW e to believe that? ' I 5:1 The Brains nn., fe The Brawn 1- ,-1-,..7 , I l 1 POR Tromso Trondheim Aarhus Hamburg Belfast Naples Valletta Messina VI SI TED Norway Norway Denmark Germany Ireland Italy Malta jc V, I rWHERE VER THE WE WENT GUESTS CAME 5 f i f-.Q Q, A I U 1 A I y I . J! EUROPE ! L I I The Wives 3 L. X .- Nix B K. K , ,K- 2? ITALY FACTS AND FIGURES Miles Steamed 23,500 miles Feed Water 500,000 gals. Fresh Water 280,000 gals. Fuel Oil 700,000 gals. CRUISE BOUK STAFF LT D. S. Anderson Editor LTJG W, B. Palacio Asst. Editor FTG2 R, E, Richardson Staff STG3 Zeoli S Staff FTG3 Conley Staff CS3 Murphy Staff RM2 Christ Staff SN Stokes Staff FTGSN Schwemle 48 WALSWORTH Staff . Cruise Book Office . 915 W. 21 0 Sf 1 Marcelme, Mo., U.S.A. Norfolk, f,,,.g,ri3 I1 Working to the Last 'nv- ,l' U' f M X