Lofberg (DD 759) - Naval Cruise Book

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1963 volume:

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O 9 7 'Q 1 FORT ' ARRIVED DEPARTED C 0 San Diego, California - 1 ' 19 April 1.963 ' Pearl Harbor, Hawaii 5 May 1963 I 3 June 1963 Sasebo, Japan 16 June 1963 24 June 1963 Osaka, Japan 29 June 1963 5 July 1963 l Buckner Bay, Okinawa 12 July 1963 13 July 1963 ' 1-long Kong, China 24 July 1963 1 31 July 1963 Sasebo, Japan 1O August 1963 . 1 1 August 1963 Yokosuka, Japan 22 'August 1963 5 September 1963 Yokosuka, Japan 12 September 1963 16 September 1963 - Sasebo, Japan 25 September 1963 3 October 1963 Yokosuka, Japan 10 October 1963 1 7 October 1963 Subic Bay, Philippines 28 October 1963 3 November 1.963 2 - Yokosuka, Japan 14 November 1963 20 November 1963 San Diego, California 3 December 1963 Q -- , , 1800 5011111 TDR Crum LQDFEQ ' M5022 1.5 '1 1 WESTPAC CRUISE OF THE USS LOFBERG DD 759 l9APR.63 - BDEC 63 ' '-if 14 ' A Captain Commander W. R. Hartman, U. S. Navy Commander Willard R. l-IARTMAN, U.S. Navy, assumed command of the U.S.S. LOFBERG 7DD 7597 on 8 September 7962. He was f7rst commissioned in June 7946 as a graduate of the U.S, Naval Academy class of 7947, and has since that time served in various units of both the Atlantic and Pacific Fleets. His shipboard duties include assignments in various departments of f7ve different 2200 ton Destroyers, on Essex class Carrier, and one guided missile Frigate, U.S.S. COONTZ 7DLG 9l. Additional duties include service on the Staff of Commander Operational Test and Evaluation Force, Detachment, Key West, Florida, GHG' attendance at the U.S. Naval Post Graduate School as a st d t ' h I u en in t e Ordnance Engineering curriculum, graduating in June 7967 with a BS degree in Electrical Engineering. Commander HARTMAN is married to the former Miss Margaret Printy of Centerville, Iowa. The couple was married in May 7947 and have f7ve children. His family residence is established in San Diego, California, the homeport of the LOFBERG. Commander HARTMAN has been awarded the following campaign and service medals , American Defense, World War ll Victory, China Service, European Occupation, Korean Service Medal, and the United Nations Service Medal. Executive Officer ' Lieutenant Commander D. G. Scully U. S. Navy LCDP Donald G. SCULLY was born in Westhampton Beach, Long Island, New York on T5 December 1924. l-le enlisted in the U.S. Navy in November T942 serving in the Atlantic and the Pacific as a Signalman, Upon discharge in TQ48, he entered the US. Merchant Marine serving as third mate for Cities Service Oil Company. In T953 LCDR SCULLY returned to the U.S. Navy and has served in the following capacities, COMLCUDIV 24, First Lieutenant USS FRONTIER lAD-25l, Operations Officer USS LYMAN K, SWENSON lDD-754i and Deputy Assistant Chief of Staff for Communications at Taiwan Defense Command prior to joining the USS LOFBEPG lDD 759i LCDP SCULLY is married to the former Suea G. LARSON of Westhampton Beach. The couple was married in T957 and have four children. LCDR SCULLY has been awarded the following campaign ribbons and service medals: Navy Good Conduct Medal, American, European and Asiatic Theatre, World War ll Victory Medal, China Service Medal, Occupation Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Philippine Liberation Ribbon and Philippine Presidential Unit Citation. , S5 X 2, I A oX RQ XX X. XXXXX XFX: gui z Ex J- xx ml .q .iywewdww u. s. s. LOFBERG HDD-7597 X cfo FLEET POST orrscs ' XSAN FRANCISCO. CALIFQRNIA This book is dedicated to the officerfs and Men ofthe U.s.sQ LOFBERG QDD-7593. Itwas designed and compiled 13 , bywthe members of her' crew to provide a pictograph of our .ma.n5L 5 4 h M idees afxd tghcughts' which 'cook place during this cruise. Although 3 flib'lI'BpI'QS8D'hSco Ql1f-Ly O1'1 Sl'ShOIi'fl period of our life, i it will serve! Q cas, ih later yeare, an aid in recalling the many pleasant experiences, tithe friends We have made and the part we 'played in the Service of o Comm'- c i l cw. R. 1-LARTMAN i iii X Cemmander, U5. S. Navy 52 c4l CmmBmHng M f? fs HZ, W4 X fy fy XXX QNX X N x -NX A ,X E XX N ,XS - W N NX x X Xgegis XX .ccx X A XX ,MK 4 X N Xe xii Q Xi X xo e X X XX XXXXSXX 9 FXR XX X X5 X XXX K Nye: 5 X. ,, :KK ix e X XX X W. X... 9 X XXX XX X XXX XXX N - X XX Xi X X X X X .N X . cc N -X lx NX XXNN Lf Q , X Ewa ft I QXX K ' , XXXX fyi o cci Jw.. U X ff f ' iX.x X-sf-1X ' 'XX Q ,oc o c i eX 1 1 , o..,,..oo.o,.. .oceo..,... Before FRAM The LOFBERG completed a seven month conversion at the San Francisco Naval Shipyard. Under the Navy's FRAIVI lFleet Rehabilitation and lvlodernizationl program, many ships from World War ll are being similarly converted, thereby extending their service for several years. Among the nevv installations aboard the LGFBERG are the DASH lDrone Anti-Submarine Helicopterl vveapons system, Variable Depth sonar, Combat Information Center and Anti-Submarine-Warfare Center, as well as numerous electronicreauipments. The USS LGFBERG is named for CDR. Gustov B, Lofberg, USN, in recognition of his conspicuous gallantry in action against enemy forces during World War II. On September 4, l942, off Guadalcanal, CDR. Lofberg as Commanding Officer of the USS LITTLE challenged the numerically superior Japanese force which vvas shelling American positions on the Island. His ship scored numerous hits upon the enemy before being spotlighted by tvvo .lapanese destroyers and caught in a curtain of fire. The LITTLE vvas set a fiame and sunk. CDR. Lofberg lost his life during the battle. Commissioned in November IQ44, LGFBERG arrived in the West Pacific too late to participate in hostilities. The ship vvas in Pearl Harbor vvhen the Japanese surrendered on Q August l945. A In the years after the vvar, LOFBERG assisted in the clearing of minefields, serving as the flagship of Com- mander lvline Squadron Three.. Returning to the United States, she served as training ship for the Naval Station at Treasure Island, and participated in routine destroyer ekercises from Alaska to San Diego. In lQ5l, the LGFBERG joined the battle-ship MISSOURI in the bombardment of Hungnam, Kansong, and Kangung on the east coast of Korea, later escorting the Mighty lvIo to Inchon and Wonsan Harbors. Wonsan vvas included among the bombardment assignments on -the second and third cruises conducted during the Korean conflict. Since the Korean War, the LGFBERG has served with the Seventh Fleet in Far Eastern vvaters on ten dif- ferent occasions. Her assignments included several patrols. Her assignments included several patrols of the Formosa straits, fast carrier operations and vvith the Pacific Fleet Hunter-Killer Group. The ship has been awarded the coveted for excellence in anti-submarine warfare for four consecutive years. After FRAM X MM f , H, .. ,A ,., ,, , ,, , , ff fffff f P W S 'S WWZWXXXX7 if fy Wfff 7 E P vffffffff 1 f f ff fff! M ff! Z' ' ff L5 W4 I A f , 1' . f y fff f , EEEE ' XXX? , 7- 'f ff W f 7 X X X , 4 ,f f f fjpyf ff if ' ,Zvi , I f W ff f ff W4 ', 0 ' I W X07 , b Qfyffffwwf 0 z4ff!ff z,, f f ,Z ff f ,632 J f f yy , 7 f X ff ,W , f f f f M ffhfwf X! X!! f X , ,ff fff ff 4... X f f ff 4 , f f, Z M f gf f ,f f f f 3 Z, 4 P ff wfffffff ,f I ff, ffff lf, ,ff E E MW, ff QQ ,2 PE E P E X X ff Lf William M. Fogarty, USN LTJG John H. Cobb, USNR ' ENGINEERING ' OPERATIONS IIEPART E 'I' HEAD H. Poe, Peter M. King, SCI WEAPONS SUPPLY '.s'a 74,6 TERN JD,-45111, WE 5 I fc If CH XWXNNLQ IQ Wg 03 Q 'Q fra fe? Q LAX U 3' XV! 16 0 x Q? W 42 0 V X X NX If W 45 VYIX ' If-'gf I 4 4 xiii' P A OS NX ',.f fig ag ff If S f9 THE BEAUTIFUL SPACIOUS 2200 TOII LOFBERG LEAVES SAII DIEGO I9 APRIL FOR AII UIIEORGETTABLE PLEASURE TRIP SEE YOUR LOCAL IIAVAL TRAVEL AGEIIT 0 ACME POSTERS Advenfure in Paradise ALOHA -V i ik 1 . . A In Memory Hawaiian Sunsef Waikiki Beach Surfing, USA These beaulilul islands, wailing in fhe sun and slorm, how much they seemed like beaufiful women wailing ford Their men fo come home al dusk, wailing with open arms and warm bodies and consolaiion. All fhaf would he accomplished in these islands, as in fhese women, would he Qenerafed solely by fhe will and puissance of some man, I fhink the islands always knew This ..,...,. James A lVliChener's - Hawaii. Enchanimenf 1 lnlvl I0 , A g .,...A ,Ni . A-QAQNW . ' ' ' Front Row lL to Rl: Jones, Earp, Bulisco, Davis, Cook, Giste. Middle Row: Salyer, Bennet, L., Bailey, Bernard, Villanueva, LaFreniere. Back Row: Freel, Read, Powell, Williams, Loreg, Pass, O'Bright, Holmes, Dusy, Ens Epler, Jenkins, Hopkins, Beaudoin, Pridgen, Mitchell, Hargrove, Dehek vvfu somebody unfie my Thumb 2 B if Wdgch ,he We, Wm, H And away we ga Up The ladder of success 3 7, NA Hard af Work 3 A ' VVhoever heard of vvhife filed decks? NN i 'vm D if 4--f ' 'Y Y Y -...f..- V E N QCLLQQ 2 S -...H :X -i.....F,--,,, -+.----- -5- ,4 iii.. u. Hen ora HIGH Wnren... Tlle 5,4100 WW B E P'9 fED 0uT.'.S6fD 7716 CH155' ...A D WE RE T... Togefhemess , Did you see fhof move 3 And heres your check-out slip foo JV 11:-9 nfvv v A59 I 4:1 . 0-. : 451' , , 9- 'L .nnt V VV :Q 1 X r' N ' I f ' rglx f A W D Cm I x NXNX N N I ' 5 a S A- . a . Z 7 Q J , ill Q o A, A ex ' . Now fhe lost time Son Diegos fhof-o-vvoy ,. Tak. .f ' mg: eosy X Jgglfyigos here . . . 1 . 23. 4 fir. , . ': - ff. J' ' .wifi 7 th s ocecroff spent more than '6'?f WnQ V G 7 f Asfro Mgr L. ooper fn e p A I 9 l f P C C I 8 ' O4 A the The fos e fu cpe onaverc of . . A as e our ml es rom f e carrier MW '4lfMW6h .MW7 Mwzbm, . WMQYQ '9w204uf1- 'fGw'wh. 'lm I h lf, Cf 'f': f , f G CHQ f Of ef 5 OH Gr Sp pam pl s T e we pr plc mg of ummy ccfpsue rom , QWUVIYWQ Q :if ?C?fE!9f7f, GGVWVIQ Gssocmfe W' - 1 ' ,. . - '1 W fNf5M4f'Wf' 'I f HJ Cl 9 Al fggyopf not y rom seo, we were rea y on M In GH 'HZOVYC OPSVUM IM- i in l L.u-2. A DIVI I0 , Front R-ow KL to1RI: Mc1Nec1ly, Foley, Inge, Sumpter, Barnes, Vick. Bock Row: Ens Golinski, Stevenson Gorbutt, Wright, Renzulli, Atwood, Snyder, Kuhn, Ens Carter. ! HSOm9fhmQ Old, borrowed, czno' blue Af Resf y' Jusf a happy group Fo X X2 Q 5 Q O 5,, 1 N R ggif Asiafic Twisfn xx ' HLOUYIGVS Our Leaders Damn The forpedaes, efc.. DESDIV 153 JUST G liffle on fhe sides Loreg, SA I Is fhe wafer that rough 3 . NX xx Nw x A How does This open Af SUSE- H Where'd everybody go 3 . Deor Mom . . .I wenf fo fhe USO. fodoy. . . The pouse fhof refreshes You sure you know Where your going? EH GUGfCf9 H llllllll I0 , , ,, f ,, , ff f f ff 'f f ff w if W V W V wffw Front Row lL to Rl: Capps, Kocher, Magbuhat, Krok, Kelley, Portlock. Back Row: Ens Rawls, Watts, Gore, V Haurez, Ransome, Schulze, Middlestead, Powell. ' Chief Powell ODE TO AN EVAPORATOR MAN Under yon hot blower he stands, A lonely sentinel with clasped hand, With the eyes of a hawk, and a touch so sure, l-le maneuvers his levels for water so pure: Then a roll of the ship and you hear a gasp, As he feels the tingling fear of a nightmares QFUSP But time has run out on this noble man, As helunges to his meter only to stand, For the needle it points to a brilliant red, You salted it up, you Dunder Head l S '!Mid'WUfCh H 3 A Block hole of Colcuffo V J O O O V W Q Q owszwow L QQQQQQ CET 770 gc 582 4 -fl VLQPQZ Ni QQ if X163 gf , 253 00 :gf fxxx 5 W ' CCG f - jxiz S' dojo! KU Q-5 C0 X ff ER Om X 3 Xf W, wm - my gf Xi UH! Mower HSHIN-H 'As , , npfW,., Cold I Afffrfl W I ron The Leadefs J' Ml. Fuji Yomo LOFBERG ond Company sllol info Sosebo one gufel rnornlng eogerly oworlrng flwe sights of orienlol lopon. The Girl-Sons greeled Us with worm olleclion ond flof palms. We loured flwe nllly green counfry-side ond rnrngeled in ine croyydeol olleys, o new siglvf greeflng Us orounol every corner, For the Old Solls ll if fell gooo' fo be back, for flwe resf, sornefnlng we will never forgel. H Budollvo WesfPoc Eosfer Porode , ,f ,:f,,,. W ff YQ 1 ' 'V' f .. ,ryf upw - - f Ice, ggi! if Yfilff' fff i5lf.77Q'.: 754,554 515 X X N ,1312,pgyQf,l', ' 2 A 'H ' f- . '- fs 494' 1 V 1 , ' J 1452 r r , if , X F V ' ,Hu V W? ,If K ' ws, pw f . K f 1 - W 'Wal V. , ' V I , 5 ' Q x If ' LW - P . '. '-Y-'N ., N , .,fiZ:1'T5W H 1 2 , H' A , V 'V ' 'VE ,f 3 ,ff fff 'V W , X , . .. M, , , -,N N - - X, , f ,, ., a. x Q..f+'h ' . ' f g 7 I g' . 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Back Row: Thompson, Sheff, Denny,4Bowen, Grunwald Wagoner, Haulman t I A4STS VVavesH Q DH da da dH dHH Are you cleared for Fantastic? Sea Scaufs l spelled TURN wrong Mr. Clean ' Signal Gang Emergency Turn-Qarble G nlvl I0 X f ff X f f X f WMWWME Front Row lL to Rl: Hooper, Karr, Paseshnik, Koci, Wendling. Back Row: Bennet, Whetstone, Hannah, Mitchell, Sutphen, Stratton, Trout, Ensl Wilson. ' Close group-GlVl's H The' Gun Gcng ff ' . Push, Pull, Click, Click J U if ,- 44 Right between The Barrels Take fhe slack auf A Fasfesf shol in fhe Wesf l can do if fasfer vvifh my eyes closecl? i 1 l 'z i X X li S I .Mi l i 5 i 5 i i ll E i l l i I us ' i w A If .i A Eg l info! -- N i cfs :ll UUQQT uidTcL You S55 THE' GcJN.h' lll llllll lll f ,,,,fff , M, Front Row KL to Rl: Bommarito, Reitman, Wheeler, Little, Carlson. Back Row: ThompSOl1, Alefo, Polls Roberts, Lord, Stewart, Wenger, Eatmon, Weiss, Ens Rawls. Pretty Clean-l-luh This is to tell you of the fearless soul, In an oily shirt, and a salty whity hat, lt is he alone, who turns that screw, With a little help from the rest of the crew, l-le is known by all, by the tools at his trade, We can't do 40 knots And the fact that his dungarees, are all frayed, And, wherever particular people congregate l-le is known as that smelly old Machinist Mate. , ,,., Q...-.... Who spends his waking hours down in the hole, And the smell of bilge water, this cool, cool, cat, One lUUnO 'Y CIOY Well back In Texas OK, VVhere,s my clofhes?'1 U I' 1 50 4 Cn Wafch l'm up, MAA I ' Working? I X... f x sf W IW W Looking for fhe borgins Home Cooking Schoofs ouf Transporfofion I-long Kong style CA lllll 1 , S Kowloon . Whofo good group Augustine, TN Hong Kong Horboru ' ufvloking woy for the new BGOCh BOYS H Home for 7 days U N The Ageless Junk Cify 5 e 0 Dllll lll M f if f X Front Row lL to Rl: Bcnchetti, Panorosc1,.Leinen, Modgey, Meredith, Boehm, Roberts, Bertell. Middle Row: LTJG Lockett, Neilson, Truett, Posch, Alexander, Mackey, Mc1cKeen, Gouchnouer, Scheimon, Ens Bergstrom. Bock Row: Nelson, Soul, Massie, Achee, Dixon, Edington, Peterson, Burtchell. s v See what stors 3 You sold nobody was looking! Shari panfs sherilq Combat lhformafion Cenfer m CaUQhf Q-P . Q C x bf 0 X 'D OH' 'ffliu 1: , ff fa 'Q TQQEP - Mi -fm? U Where are We 3 Smile, you an Candid Camera nm lo N4 , , 'ld if f 4 valid ff ,Wg J Fronf Row lL to Rl: Miller, Neff, McCarthy, Carmichael, Driscoll, Hoke, Johnson, Briggs. Middle Row: Webb Perryman, Davidson, Anderson, Free, Brucken, Mafteen, Walker, Nasworthy, Ens Barbour. Back Row: Townsend Sullivan, Jones, Emig, Deichl, McPhee, Klofz, Lear. Good Morning, men! -' wheres the busgff V ,,....... , 3, 2, 1,..lfffOff HHGHO ,hem en flwe fob A , 0' Q '33 Q O ff O 0 Q0 U U H U I U V Fmolly gof C1 fob 0 , Q! Zur ' 1 9 3 i '-T' 5 25 QDUQQX- XJ 5HfF'F1f'f'Ez?- Q5-PGQ1' To THE HFTE 1 ' Q HE'70',l K Full speed ahead SC l -f HSECNAV AVWVWQ H Welcome oboord, Sir X . J L iff: PX . - 'ix ' X -vlx.QQ, YB ifwilff ,gag ,ai k x. XL Q K k1' -Y ' Xe.. ...,.' x.. - 'l'H YCAM All SECNAV 84 Mr. John Dillon VISIT HVADM Moore-r, COM 71h FLT, SECNAV ci CO H SECNAV meefs Midshipmvrw '-:WSF W2 LO0K DU ova SECNAV on Bridge X I Mwfvx. , ,, , X i . Q , M, iz, A. ' 1 W , ' ,, Zn.: 2 A I WM 47 4 1' - 1. . , ,y V . M, V W ,WW CoHee Break , ,fum Front Row lL to Rl: Augustine, Page, Heeter, Tan, Hinton, Calderon. Middle Row: Yoakum, Al'TUZf I-Omibaof Hernandez, Priest, Matten, Samala, Aleman, LTJG King. Back Row: DoIloFF, Bright, Stanwood, Edwards, Frazier, Wilkins, Bland, Olson. DAY OF INFAMYH T'vvas thirteen days and not one minute more, Since last we gazed upon the shore, The sea was a sickening bilge Water grey, And you knew it was that kind of day, When the gods would vent their wrath, On any ship that crossed their path, When out ofthe sky it came like lightening, And the sound of it was Oh so frightening, And the Word it spread like a dread disease And brought the crew down to their knees, And when at last they do rhyme, The book about Destroyer 759 , I ,, When I WGS an Ensign. U ' H These words in bold letters will appear, For all to read and to hear , Oh! Dear Lord! is our cry, The Coke Machine has gone dry! l l Volidofing Team Supply Offke Loafers GEFWS fqoRE 3:696- 'E 356615 Belws 55 U ' K' Q 6 wi 5 H D 5 H , I-U Beacus Bl CK M' Saws Sn-:R genus 35955 f o 3595 on BEAN ,.I ' m ay e ' :W-genus if ,EDF my 5 'Y H , N' W Q Us '31 . . -ti Yes, we Qof pecnuf pc1ffies HND H,..E 'UWNT5 CORN!! il .1 i 1 V 41 fi V li . ,I i X r p 1 n lv Q f 3: , D i E V 1 A n W x r 5 F 1 r X . 1 g , ..., , WesfPc1c Borfender N Y. Q3 f , C -S 6 K XX O 1 -1 k on oo. 0 00. 0 00 I 'Q 60640 U wal THESE Puls HEIP MY 5,90 805076 Doc? P lace of Worship H MA-9 practice capsule L CKY BAG LATE SLEEPER Four hours Iong, buf if seems like o yeor, Since fhe messengers soff, svveef voice I did heor, He, Wifh o Ieor in his eyes ond cofch in his voice, Soid, You musf orise, buf if's nor of my choice , Bur one second more ond my horror will end, For the on-coming vvoich, he is my friend, And I ogoin will Iie in o Ironce, . With o sign on my rock so os nor be owokened by chonce, Here I will lie vvirh o blonkei os my solii keeper, And o sign ihoi soys, I AIVI LATE SLEEPER I Mommo-Son Cosuol Send one Iorge boxfopff , 4, 6 5 See whof bird? 1 1 V 1 I IN V,- Nl :i4 ir Qi U 51' EU i i i 1 s ll iii 2 , , 1 F 5 1 f E.. v F 35 I5 if l L 1 'f 53' x . 1 Ne. ii E, . ' HM .I C HH SfondinQby GI G f ' - I f I ' M NN , 1550 .' 1 1 . S f. .1-' U' g ' w 1 ' 3: N-S '35 ,i E J U It C' ' L- 3 . w --Mig,-2---', .1 ' PV L 'I L, --1-, , Y Vw V -i V rl Y i i. i M Y -4 H, -- H 1 . X ........f E ini , , 51 P, 1 .I ig lv ! E. A li ,L ' ,M 1 T 1 X , 1 I I 1 5 ii I, I if i i x 3, , EW li U 1 l f if fr ' e I! i ii ' My Q fli l , Grocenes Gosmg-up Aff ' Hy, Wm . M, l , fi i Going olongside for o drink Seogoing Supermorkei it X rr l M E 0 6 'L ' i :ii i -X if i. in f r Q W Kiwi 7' 'mi' R f k 5 i 1. , i ne- o E 2 i ii Moke if fosf j3 i ! 'Q C5955 Pun Piiva H H if ii i 1 . 1 i , . I i ' i I ii fi ,i il-E i i Keep your feet dry! ' ' i i- The VVesTPc1c Good Somonfon DuTy BMT Chef URPIIA ThlrTy Tour young boys ond glrls from The Fukuden Koi Orphonoge In Zushl Konogovvo Prefecfure were guesTs of The Lofberg on Wednesday AugusT 28th The Lofberg crevv Took o collecTron cmd sponsored The children for The Tour ond porTy The ship s cooks possed ouT Ice creom prior To o corToon ond vvesfern movle ATTer The movies lunch was served conslsT1ng of chicken Morylond sfyle poTc1 Toe solod beons coke ond :ce creom ond soda pop GITTS vvere honded ouT To The youngsfers ond eoch orphon received oOO yen This Tour vvos mode possible byLou1s C Dufy BMT USN vvho collecTed The money ond mode oll The orrongemenfs T . yy ll 11 . I - T . . I 1 . . . . - 1 1 1 T 1 1 ' 1 I J IT Tosfes beTTer This-dvvcry v Dufy, o soff spoken sculor vv1Th qu1Te o background in lopon 'is vvell known of The Fukuden-Koi Orphon- cfge for his personol oTTerings. u et V I ' .. . . ., JUST coll me Doc. Holiday Roufme Now where did you lose your liberfy cord? Smile Cruise Book QO,EdjfOr You sure this won? hurf3 i-LL ' 99 ,, . , ,, ' Al Avvoy The Gig, Avvoy Friends Ways Mighfy iasfy WesfPoc Mess Cooks No commenf HIP' ' f F Q X x X No sir, We're noi drinking lXlovvifwc1s like fnis. . . .N 1 i ii BEFORE Did I miss anything? Yes, were all 21 Orienfol Rock ond Rollers 4, Q ff ' 2 l I vvoncler which ocf was performing i E12 HFFEQ ? You oin'f seen nothing yell H Deep in flue heorf of Texos, . . . H Wglcll me blrdle H X MMM-MN-5Q N The Moyor '+-ff--A-....,,,,.-. . R w I : '- L..- . 'ss-i-,-.....i. KN' k BQ-aygxf-. Good fo losf drop '-+ ,,... if-fr o 117 W- .S -7 2.... xg:-Ln! We Qef nice ploce here m H--X ? ,.,-,ggxi-1'- -d-Q,-,,,,.f -'Q'-,,,... ,..--v-- 'f M 5 1' uses cons.: yor 0 gfppr I Ro HHN, USS Keorsorge CVS-33 5 Wm DW High and Dry f SR x x f --- 6. iff 351ywxxg:,Lk I sh-'T-QXWY 1 ' ' ' Va ' X iff I I L...... ...,,. , H If they Wculd only give me C, bujfefnf' I wondered who cleaned up Dorff fum fhcf dial X APrepor5 fo. launch dash! 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We olso Wish Io Ihonk oII fhe men of Ihe Lofberg for Their mony confribufions. Drovv onofher vvhof 9 H You've gof how mony pictures? QQ FINALLY THEHE APPEAHEH E EH THE HEHIZEH, THE SIGHT WE HAH WAITEH ALMEST EIGHT THIHTHS TE SEE PT. LEMA AND LSE nm AHEAD lT WAS THE N HEIHNN NE OFFICERS CDR Willard R. Hartman, USN Athensl Ga. LCDR Donald G. Scully, USN ENS James A. Barbour, USNR ENS John L. Bergstrom, USNR ENS .Iames O. Carter, USN LTJG John H. Cobb, USNR ENS Robert A. Epler, USNR LT William M. Fogarty, USN Long Island, N.Y. Helena, Mont. Chicago, lll. Arlington, Ill. Boise, Ida. San Diego, Calif. Des Moines, la. ENS Thomas P. Galinski, USNR Sayreville, N.J. LT,lG Peter M. King, USNR Berlin, Conn. LTJG Joseph L. Lockett, lll, USNR Houston, Tax. ENS Allen M. Parkman, USNR LTJG William H. Poe, USNR ENS Hugh M. Rawls, Jr., USN ENS Edward H. Wilson, USNR CREW Achee, P.L., ET3 Agustin, V.V., TN Aleman, L. SN Aleto, M. T., FN Alexander, J., BT3 Alexander, J., RDSN Anderson, C.M., FN Andrews, R.J., SA Artuz, V. L., TN Atherton, K.J., MM2 Atwood, R. L., TM2 Babb, C. E., GM2 Bailey, B. R., SN Banchetti, P., ETSN Barnes, R. L., SOGSN Barnhart, D.A., FN Bartel, W. P., FT3 Bartilett, O.J., FT3 ' Bass, P.R., SA Beaudoin, D. L., SA Beer, M., RMC Bennett, C. K., FTC Bennett, C.CnD, SN Bennett, L.S., SN Bernard, D. B., SN Bland, W.Cnj, SK3 Booher, D. R., FT3 Bommarito, J.T., FN Bowen, C. W., PNI Briggs, P.C., FA Bright, R. P., SK2 Brucken, D.E., FA Bulisco, P,C., BM2 Pittsburgh, Penn. San Jose, Calif. Ponte Vedra, Fla. Arlington Heights, III. Van Nuys, Calif. Cavite City, P.I. Dallas, Tex. Overland, Mo. Amorillo, Tex. Oklahama City, Okla. New Mexico St. Louis, Mo. Dizal, P.l. Welland Ont, Canada Minn. Caldwell, N. C. Newberry Leland, Mo. Independence, Mo. Sheridan, Wyo. New Yark, N.Y. Lansing, Mich. Bonham, Tex. Minot, N. D. New York, N.Y. Mobile Ala. Beaumont, Tex. Kansas City, Mo. La. Jackson, Mich. Phoenix, Ariz. St. Louis, Mo. Brunswick, Ga. Kansas City, Kans. Downey, Ida. Mayetta, Kans. Newscatle, Penn. Calderon, J., CSI Dagupan Upan City, Pang, P.l. Campbell, G.L., FN Campbell, R.C., BT3 Capps, D.D., FA ' Carlson, N. L., MM3 Carmichael, R., IC2 Cook, H.A., BMSN Davenport, J P., FN Davidson, M.G., EMFN Davis, B.W., BM3 Dehek,, J.fnD, SA Deichl, A.J., IC2 Denny, P.M., RMSN Diaz, R.J., MM2 Dietrick, M.W., FN Dixon, J. H., RDI Dollar, R.C., FN Dolllof, J. P., SA Driscoll, E.C., EN2 Duty, LIC., BMI Earnest, S. D., FA Earp, J.T., BMSN Eatmon, E. E., MM3 Edgington, W.A., RDSN Edwards, B. K., SK3 Emig, N. K., EM3 Essary, J. L., FN Evans, V. E., BTI Melbourne, Fla. Miss. Ft, Myres, Fla. Northport, Mich. Peoria, Ill. Cupertino, Calif. Higgins, Tex. Fort Pierce, Fla. Ardmore, Okla. Rotterdam, Holland Billings, Mont. Palo Alto, Calif. Pangasinan, P. I. Oviedo, Fla.- Queen, N.Y. Shawmut, Ala. Witchita, Kans. Portland, Ore. Temple, Tex. Dalhart, Tex. Sarasota, Fla. Ft. Smith, Ark. Augusta, Kans. Worthington, Ohio Winslow, Ariz. Clyde, Tex. Aberdeen, Wash. IIIIVS IIIISTEII Feebeck, A. G., lC3 Foley, P. P., SOGSN Frank, H., FN Free, R.J., ,SF2 Freel, D. L., SA Frazier, R. L., SHSN Fulkerson, W.S., SN Garbutt, J. E., TMSN Garcia, A, E., HMC Gentry. L.A., BMC George, J. C., BT2 Giste, J. D., SN Gouchnauer, S., RD3 Golinski, T. L., FTSN Gore, W.B., BT2 Grunwald, E.L., RM2 Hannah, H.S., GM2 Hargrove, D.M., SA Haulman, L. I., SM3 Haurez, H. L., BT3 Heeter, W. D., SKI Hinton, R. E., SHI Hake, R.J., IC2 Holmes, T. E., SN Hooper, O.fnD, GMI Hopkins, J. M., SA Inge, D. R., TM2 Isenberg, J. W., RM3 Jenkins, L. B., SN Jervis, P. H., BTI Johnson, E. B., DC3 Johnson, J. E., RMSN Jones, E.M., SA Jones, G. M., EM2 Jones, S.J., SN Juarez, B.CnJ, SM3 Karr, T. L., FT3 Kelley, J. M., FN Klotz, J,L., EMFN Knight, A. C., RM3 Kocher, E.A., BTFN Koci, G. R., SN Korhonen, K.J., RDSN Kozub, J. A., MMFN Krok, J. M., FN Lafreniere, D. P,, SN Lattella, D., SN Laybourn, D.R., ET3 Leninen, D.E., RDSN Leuning, L.M., BTFN Little, G.M., MM2 Lear, LR., EM3 Lockshaw, L. E., DKSN Lomibao, R.T., TN Lord, J C , MM3 Lorez, B. L., SN Lynn, A. C., MMC MacKeen, W.J., RD3 MacKey, C. L., QMSN Madgey, C. E., RDSN Magbuhat, S. C., BT2 Manriquez, R.Jr., SA Martin, D. E., RMSN Mason, W.L., ETSN Massey, P.W., QMI Matteen, D.W., EM3 McCarthy, E.M., FA McComic, J. A , SN McDaniel, B.F., FA San Jose, Calif. Baltimore, Md. Philadelphia, Penn. Union, S. C. Oakland, Calif. Sonoma, Calif. Duluth, Minn. Englewood, Calif. Houston, Tex. Sixes, Ore. Rockmart, Ga. Tacoma, Wash. Compton, Calif. Rahway, N.J. Culpeper, Va. Fullerton, Calif. Marlington, W. Va. Abilene, Tex. Denver, Colo. Ill. Dayton, Ohio Decatur, Ill. Malsey, Ore. Los Angeles, Calif. Texakana, Tex. Stockton, Calif. Calif. Lafayette, Minn. Detroit, Mich. Conton, Ohio Calif. Las Cruces, N.M. Chicago, lll. San Angelo, Tex. Seattle, Wash. Compton, Calif. Skokie, III. Arlington, Mass. Wilson, Kans. Fort Worth, Tex. Clarington, Ohio Dorchester, Nebr. Red Bluff, Calif. New Haven, Mich. ' Webster, Mass. Klamath Falls, Ore. Garrison, N.Y. Denver, Colo. Cheyenne, Wyo. Hendricks, Minn. Newport, Wash. Rensselaer, Ind. Fullerton, Calif. Cavite City, P. I. Tulsa, Okla. Belleville, Kans. Aio, Ariz. San Antonio, Tex. Chicago, Ill. Philadelphia, Penn. Batangas, P. I. Corpus Christi, Tex. Delano, Calif. Seattle, Wash. Seminole, Fla, Carlton, Minn. Auburn, Me. Dallas, Tex. Yarmouth, Mass. McNealy, L. L., SOGSN Pradean, Ind. McPhee, J. B., DC2 Roglindale, Mass. Meredith, D.E., QMSN CoH'eville, Kans. Mitchell, D.W., GM2 Mitchell, .I. E., RM3 Mitchell, J. B., SA Moore, C. D., SA Middlestead, A. R., BTI Miller, F. L., ICSN Luttha, Okla. Central Valley, Calif. Oklahoma City, Okla. Lawton, Okla. Dickey Country N.D. Iowa Country, la. Nasworthy, N.J., MMC Silvester, Ga. Neff, F. R., EN3 Nelson, W.H., RDSN Compton, Calif. Greenville, Mich. Nielson, G. R., RD2 O'Bright, R.V., SN Olson, J. M., SN Page, E.M., DK2 Panerosa, C., RDSN Pardick, J. R., SMC Perryman, R.A., SN Paseshnik, P.A.. SN Paterson, L. D., ET3 Phillips, W.J., SD2 Pierce, G.S., SN Portlock, D. L., BT3 Posch, R.W., RD3 Potts, C. E., FN Powell, J.T., BTC Powell, M.J., SN Priest, G. L., SH3 Ramos, R.fnJ, SN Ransome, G. P., BT2 Rawlins, W.T., SN Rayl, P,G., SN Read, F.M., SN Renzulli, F., SOG2 Rhoads, D.D., PC3 Rice, E.A., RDC Rietman, J.H., MM3 Roberts, P.J., MM3 Roberts, W.A., ET3 Robinson C. I., CSI Rolison, R L., MM3 Rowzee, R. L., MM3 Saal, P.R., RDSN Salyer, D. .A., SN Samala, A.J., CS3 Scheiman, J.F., ET2 Schoonover, J., SA Schulze, R.L., BT3 Scott, J.A.. FA Sega, L.C., GM3 Shaw. S,, SFI Sheff, D.H,, SN Skaggs, J. L., FN Smith, R. L., MM2 Snyder, M. E., SOGSA Spears, B. D., SN Stanwood, K.R., CSI Bakersfield, Calif. Underwood, Minn. Lynnwood, Calif. Naha Okinawa Pittsburg, Penn. Fallen, Nev. Salem, Ill. Detroit, Mich. Sidney, Mont. Enfield, N. C. Plaine, Kans. Festus, Mo. Cheektowasa, N.Y. Oildale, Calif. Collingdale, Penn. Miami, Fla, Moulton, Ala. Victoria, Tex. Ferndale, Mich. Denver, Colo. Mishawaka, Ind. Lauderdale, Fla. Little Falls, N.Y. Chicago, Ill. Worchester, Mass. Ind. Buffalo, N.Y. Patterson, N.J. Los Angeles, Calif. Houston, Tex. Omaha, Neb. Goshen, Ind. Long Beach, Calif. Cavite City, P.I. Decatur, Ill. Grand Coulee, Wash. Eureka, Miss. Albuquerque, N.M. Thomason, Ga. Cleveland, Ohio Trenton, N.J. Warsaw, Miss. Hillsdale, Mich. Columbus, Ohio Huntsville, Ind. Lynn, Mass. Stevenson, B.G., SOGC Rockwell City, la. Stewart, J. D., SN Stratton, W.W., QM3 Sumpter, A.W., SN Conroe, Tex. Christoval, Tex. Deming, N. M. Sutphen, C.W., SN Benham Baldwin Park, Calif. Sullivan, C.CnJ, EMI Szpotanski, J.J., SM2 Talleur, G.J., YN3 Tan, T.M., SDI Thomas, A. F., MMC Thomas, D., FA Thompson, F.T., MMC Birmington, Ala. St. Louis, Miss. St. Louis, Miss. Paweasian, P. I. Ecerse, Mich. Thousand Oaks, Calif. Alameda, Calif. Thompson, K.A., SA Eleuthera, Bahama Islands Townsend, H. M., MRI Trout, O. E., GM3 Truett, L.J., QM3 Vick, R. E., TM3 Villanueva R. M., SA Wagoner, C. D., SN Walker, R. L., EM3 Watts, E. E., BT2 Webb, J.S., EMC Weinel, D.C., YNI Weiss, P. F., MMFN Wencker, W.J., MMFN Wendling, E.F., GMC Wenger, B.W., FA Wheeler, R.A., MM2 Whetstone, D.M., SN Norfolk, Va. Carmi, Ill. McKinney, Tex. Chicago, Ill. Pueblo, Colo. Colbert, Okla. Lebanon, Of io Lemon Grove, Calif. Seveierville, Tenn. Baltimore, Md. Kansas City, Miss. St. Louis, Miss. Ellis, Kans. Phoenix, Ariz. Stockton, Miss. Fairview, Okla. Wilkins, T. R., SN Hermosa Beach, Calif. Williams, R. L., SA Wright, R. D., SOG3 Yoakum, M. C.. SKC Winston-Salem, N.C. Chester, Mont. Detroit, Mich. gui? A C 1 M0 -' 737' I I 1 'Q S x A 6 J I N , F r Jr +5 ,QS-' Y ' Eg fb 1 ' Q 'Q' La s ' 5 J ,l I 1 P 5 r-1 w 1 gl E 1 J 4 1 F r H y Q 1 E . 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Poier ARRIVED .g DEPARTED C N' San Diego, California - ' 1 9 April 1963 ' V ' , Pearl Harbor, Hawaii 5 May 1963 , 3 June 1963 i Sasebo, Japan 16 June 1963 J 24 June 1963 f y Osaka, Japan 29 June 1963 ' 5 July 1963 il Buckner Bay, Okinawa 12 July 1963 H 13 July 1963 ly 1-long Kong, China 24 July 1963 31 July 1963 it Sasebo, Japan 10 August 1963 1 1 August 1963 1 I ' Yokosuka, Japan ' 22 August 1963 5 September 1963 L Yokosuka, Japan 12 September 1963 16 September 1963 1 susebo, Japan 25 September 1963 3 october was ti Yokosuka,Japan 10 October 1963 1 7 October 1963 I 1 V Subic Bay, Philippines 28 October 1963 3 November 1963 1 - y Yokosuka, Japan 14 November 1963 20 Noyember 1963 1 San Diego, California 3 December 1963 A - 1 . I. li 4. 11 ,1 1 i 1 1 1. 1 gy, 1 . euumrun