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' 5 gay f cf my f f f 2276 ,M 'M f f , , H CAPTAIN FRANK R FAHLAND U S CUMMANDING OFFICER U S Captain Frank R Fahland son of lVIr and lVlrs Frank Fahland was born in Roanoke Virginia He began his career by enlisting as a Seaman in 1945 While in boot camp he competed for and won appointment to the U S Naval Academy from his home district in Nebraska He graduated with dis tinctlon and was commissioned in 1950 Serving at sea for the next five years Ensign Fahland served in the Destroyer USS N K PERRY iDD 8831 operating in Mediterranean waters in USS ESSEX ICVA 91 in the Korean theatre during that conflict and as an aide to the Admiral com mandung Cruiser Division ONE and FIVE home ported in Long Beach California Lieutenant Fahland entered the U S Naval Post graduate School in 1955 did his thesis work in gas turbines and was awarded the degree of Nlaster of Science in Mechanical Engineering He commanded the gasoline tanker USS PECATONICA IAOG 571 from 1958 to 1960 while she convoyed lVlutual Assistance Pact ships across the Atlantic and sup ported U S Naval facilities in the Caribbean during the early phases of the Cuban crisis ln 1961 he graduated from the U S Naval War College at New port Rhode Island Following two years technical duty at the Naval Research Laboratory in Washington D.C., where he worked in the Polaris Missile and ABIVI programs, Lieutenant Commander Fahland returned to sea as Executive Officer' of the Destroyer USS HAIVINER IDD-7181. I Commander Fahland commanded the Destroyer BAUSELL IDD-8451 in 1965 and 1966 off the coast of South Vietnam and in the Gulf of Tonkin. For his performance he was awarded the Navy Commendation lVledal with Combat V. From 1966 to 1969 Commander Fahland served in the office of the Assistant Secretary of Defense ISystem Analysisl where his work concerned both the effort in of strategic forc awarded the ln 1969 Captain sioning assault Seattle and Virginia. I ylnl197 resulted in h assumed a nucl ear powered September 1972 in I Captain Fahland is married to the Dorothy Bomery of Sands Point, Long York With their sont Chris they no . A , 1 , w I Pedro, Californiapy CAPTAIN WILLIAM A. SPENCER, U.S. NAVY COMMANDING OFFICER, USS LONG BEACH CGN-9 Captain William A. Spencer, USN, was born in St. Charles, Nlinnesota, on 21 June 1924, son of the late lVlr. 81 lVlrs. John E. Spencer. After attending Blue Earth Public Schools, Blue Earth, Minnesota, and St. Thomas College in St. Paul, lVlinnesota, he entered the United States Naval Academy in 1943. He graduated and was commissioned an Ensign on 5 June 1946. He was subsequently advanced on the rank of Cap- tain on' 1 July 1967. He assumed command of the nuclear powered guided missile cruiser, USS LONG BEACH ICGN-91, on 15 June 1968. Captain Spencer's first duty station was on board the USS O'BFIlEN IDD-7251 where he served as the assistant communications officer. In 1947 he became CIC and Operations Officer on board the USS R. K. HUNTINGTON IDD-781I. This was followed by a tour as Engineer Officer of the USS INGRAHAIVI IDD-6941. He was next assigned as Operations Officer on the staff of Commander Escort Squadron EIGHT. In September of 1952, Captain Spencer attended the U.S. Naval Postgraduate School, lVlonterrey, California, for two years and earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Nlechanical Engineering. After attending the Oak Ridge School of Reactor Tech- nology, Captain Spencer was awarded a lVIaster of Science degree in lVlechanical Engineering. ln October of 1955 he became Electrical Officer for the commissioning crew of the USS FOR- RESTAL ICVA-591. Subsequently he served as IVlain Propulsion Assistant until his detachment in June 1957. The following month he reported to the Nuclear Power Training United in Idaho Falls, Idaho, as a student. He was then assigned as Chief Engineer for initial critical operations of surface prototype nuclear reactor plant in January 1968. His next assignment came as Engineer Officer of the USS LONG BEACH ICGN-9I in June 1959. Captain Spencer was the commissioning Engineer and remained with LONG BEACH until July 1963. He was then ordered to the USS BAINBRIDGE IDLGN 25I as Executive Officer. This three year tour included duty with the SIXTH Fleet, as a unit of Nuclear Task Force One in the round-the-world cruise, and with the SEVENTH Fleet. He assumed command of the USS BUCHANAN IDDG-141 in October of 1966 while on station with the SEV- ENTH Fleet. ln December 1967 he reported to the Strategic Plans and Policy Division of the Chief of Naval Operations. During his Naval career, Captain Spencer has earned the following awards: American Theater, World War ll Victory, China Service medal, Navy Occupa- tion medal, National Defense, Vietnam Service medal, Bronze Star, and the Legion of lVlerit. Captain Spencer is married to the former Miss Elizabeth Houghtaling, of Blue Earth, Nlinnesota. They currently reside in Cypress, California. M,-nl ff X, if 14 ' ,G X 4 , Af ik NR fx' Al' , 4 K fm, Ag, 'Z 1 A -eg, ,sizeefhfk if 185: gf fin f f 5 I ff f ' f if 5 1 , ,W f 1 K X Ziff jfyf, H 8 V V 4 X Lf. j., ' 'f , :if ' , I, I I, , gl -l CAPTAIN LAWRENCE BURKHARDT Ill U.S. NAVY EXECUTIVE OFFICER Captain Lawrence BURKHARDT, lll was born in Camden, New Jersey, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence BURKHARDT,JR., who currently reside in Woodbury, New Jersey. Captain BURKHARDT attended Woodbury High School from 1946 to 1950, and then attended the United States Naval Academy where he was commissioned an Ensign in 1954. Captain BURKHARDT's first tour of duty was aboard the escort carrier USS POINT CRUZ iCVE- 119l. He then attended Naval Submarine School, where he received the L.Y. Spear Award. Follow- ing a tour of duty in USS TRIGGER ISS-564l Cap- tain BURKHARDT attended Naval Nuclear Power School in 1958. After graduating, he served in USS NAUTILUS CSSN-571I until 1961. From 1962 to 1964 Captain BURKHARDT served as Engineer Officer in the commissioning crew of USS POL- LACK iSSN-603I. Following a two year tour as Assistant for Training at the Division of Naval Reactors, United States Atomic EnergyrCommis- sion in Washington, D.C., CaptainBURKHARDT served for two years as Executive Officer in USS BENJAMIN FRANKLIN iSSBN4640l IBLUEI. He then assumed command of USS GATO iSSN-615l in June of 1969, and served in thatpositionuntil reporting to USS LONG BEACH ICC-3N49l as Exec- utive Officer in September of 1971. y I I I Captain BUR KHARDT is entitled to wear theIMeri- torious Service Medal, Navy Commendation Medal, Meritorious Unit Commendation Ribbon iFOURTH AWARDI, Navy Expeditionary Medal, National De- fense Service Medal, Vietnam Service Medal and Republic of Vietnam Campaign Medal. I Captain BURKHARDT is married tothe former Barbara J. Horan of Woodbury, New Jersey. They have three children: Laurie Jean, William Alan and Beth Ann. . 1, St W-News T U E S D A Y YQ i' ' ff'TT T TT'TS 1 'Ee if as t sss f NQXQQ N l i' b g ' k N , L F K K ,x S Mt X g Wi, xx - t -,ke M A R C H 2 8 1 9 7 2 T Qw . as s s s l 7 Nl The vvaiting vvas over. The previous September LONG A BEACH had completed an extensive overhaul and re- fueling at lVlare Island. The ensuing months vvere 5 filled vvith weekly operations for testing and training. Q Three weeks of Refresher Training complete in Janu ary, LONG BEACH vvas ready for the next cruise. Everyone looked forward to the deployment with dif- ferent feelings. For some, it meant visits to a foreign country for the first time - exotic ports in the orient. For others it vvas excruiating to leave loved ones, vvhether for the first time or yet another. Then there vvere the old salts vvho had made the trip many times before. For them, another star on the campaign ribbon. One thought, hovvever, was common to us all. If VVESTPAC is the destination, its a great feeling to make it on the finest ship in the fleet with the best trained most qualified professionals there are. ln short, vve're LONG BEACH, vve're the best there is - vve proved it. I I as WESTPAC '72 This Nuclear powered guided missile cruiser departed Long Beach, California on 28 lVlarch, 1972 for her fourth deploy- ment with the Seventh Fleet in the Gulf of Tonkin. The routine of our scheduled transit across the Pacific changed abruptly when North Vietnamese forces executed the Spring lnvasion of the Republic of Vietnam. After a brief stopover in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, Pacific Fleet Head- quarters passed the word to LONG BEACH and she sped for the Gulf of Tonkin. Free from fuel considerations, LONG BEACH's nuclear reactors drove us westward at top speed. We arrived in the Gulf on 13 April at a dead run - a pace we maintained during combat operations for the ensu- ing eight months. The 240 day stint with the Seventh fleet was characterized by unpredictable tactical conditions with an overall intense tempo of operations. LONG BEACH's dual mission of air iff, ti -- - 35:1-ff-3 E? warfare and SAR lSearch and Flescuel left little time to re- lax. We were in the Gulf only a few days when Hanoi and Haiphong were first hit by air strikes. The reliability of the power plant enabled LONG BEACH to spend a very high percentage of our time deployed in the combat zone. High speed transits coupled with freedom from fuel replenishments added valuable days to our time on station. Almost 9!10 of the time away from home port was spent underway. - Q52 ' -L V- 'liflje-Lif 1 :E Y l l i X l r i i l l l l l l l l i l l l l 5, l i l l l l As PIRAZ lPosltlve Identlflcatlon and Radar Advlsory Zone! ship LONG BEACH malntalned an up to the minute plc ture of every aircraft aloft m a 100 OOO square mule survell Iande area LONG BEACH monitored a total of over 25 OOO anrcraft during the deployment 'UU . I - I . ' I Y.. .t X iii .tttttt X, S- te L Q M we 5 .- ZX' . if X , ,ex 1 X. ...X I-H Y .Q . 'xr Q A , rt: w l E I l LONG BEACH controlled daily Navy and Air Force strikes into North Vietnam. These strikes, consisting of fighter, strike, and support aircraft, totalled from 40 to 100 planes each. When strikes were opposed by lVllGS, air intercept con- trollers in LONG BEACH accurately vectored friendly fighters to the threatg in all cases protecting the strike air- craft and driving off the hostiles. During this deployment nine confirmed MIG kills were credited to LONG BEACH controllers. Always there when needed most, LONG BEACH's tour of duty in the Gulf of Tonkin lasted from the spring intensification of the bomb- ing to the sharp reduction of the air war concurrent with the 1972 peace initiative. LONG BEACH missile batteries provided an effective deter- ent to hostile aircraft. North Vietnamese lVllGS seldom ventured within range of the ship out of hard learned respect for the TALOS and TERRIER missiles. The presence of this advanced missile system played a key role in the air war over North Vietnam. A most satisfying aspect of the LONG BEACH mission was SAR lSearch and Rescuel. LONG BEACH coordination and control rescued seventeen American pilots whose aircraft Q- - , - ' .I 'w'w:Q: V we if sw- w,fw9IfsfIr'-1 f sw I f' f A IMIM is va, sf :'. S ' gf 1 - f ' L lr NI-it xii Jie 43fXSVfZV,Q1Q4Y4ifv449A'FgMfffIxsS?f'5I?SQEN Q , , wits tc' v w .N Is- s'I'y'tf,,. 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Agri' 1 j . . ,, ,,,...4L4J AL' The Edge of Feasibility In support of rescue operations, LONG BEACH provided a ready platform for rescue helicopters. LONG BEACH con- ducted over 800 helo landings and refueled them with over 82,000 gallons of fuel. Admiral Zumvvalt commented The total dedication, ingenuity, and professionalism of the contributing members of each SAB effort has been extra- ordinary. The reputation LONG BEACH maintained in the Gulf of Tonkin can be attributed to one factor vvhich overshadovvs all others - her men. To work over 100 hours each vveek and still have the drive to excel takes a special type of man. Twenty-seven LONG BEACH men became fathers during the deployment and savv their children for the first time when we arrived home. No, LONG BEACH vvas not just a ship at sea for over eight months, but over 1,000 men per- forming magnificently under the tremendous pressures of a combat environment. After one particularly difficult SAR effort, Vice Admiral Cooper, Commander of Navy units in the Gulf of Tonkin commented that LONG BEACH had performed, on the: edge of feasibility. That one phrase is an apt summary of WESTPAC '72 - THE EDGE OF FEASIBILITY. 5 gi i,...Q. if '- 0 A' ' A '. o ti- .' 5 I .P .Q . , 0 .' 5 P . I 4 u ss lx lass, . QNX ttttt Se 5 K ttt. xx XC . fXx 4470! S1 15,-, -mg., A A wr :K ' mx- 1 al ff-w, .1 ,. Aswq:r515Mfff Q1 fw M 25555 ISAW?-3:33F1,'5,?Qff,1-279 Elf ii Ei 3T9?iff1lZ2'q3zv'f1 n THE FRIENDLIES I 1 w X f I 'Q I I n 2 1 IV N W W f , 21 .+ + Z w Z Q XZ Q7 A7 W? gf f X xvs XX K if 2 1 X X , pix? f V,kX2.WXX.ZL,..? 4 kk.7. - f, -, z.Xg4KX -K ---k f 91 X. W ff, ZXXZ kg fXf N , fw RKKVX 4 Xi57.XXf'V J -2 X29 5 NK sb Sf, 352' fX f XX VXfNfXX-WSH I X' do f SN X X , .Xm AX, X'-vw. Q- .-ff, X, fs, .N X NX X S 'V N H . f.X ws X , 'Xml , T 2 Q-S ffi 5 Xw NX -X ,, NX W, X N? wffXSfX'WQ: X- X x I X X fp' X we f'-Syxzwgww : -X, SE, VXAZQ UXW 5545.1 X EN. 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X yi I I I I J I I qu I I I I I I I T I I I I 4l Perhaps if there vvas a place in WestPac vve'll all yearn to see again, it is Bangkok. lt's, of course, a country that offers a myriad of things to many people. It vvas a rare man vvho didn't find several things in Thailand worthy of a second look The bargain hunters spent hours pouring over rubies and other gems. The tourists spent days at places like TllVl- LAND and the floating market. Certainly being at sea for forty-five days before vve arrived helped to enhance the short stay in Thailand. il .rircu's,'BAn-B-U i y .lair cannula nun slim ui . iiryliilii9nlii. saurltni T mga gallant! . , :leicf,s1'flxs3n'tiluPs -.' Q VEBET BLES . alicmtuieis-cnttslil rmtu uini - nan sms Q ig ETC. can iiuims v l ix mniuii-nuulnsi . mu in m a x f k wg -TV: i 15 Z? iw EWVWZQM Z ff 7- f sv f- WWW X -f 7 ,wW?'7f'ff- pw MXN' ' X ffwwfff- -Q , f -,a ,mflffifnff V - X,!,,f1ffff7f!!i,i,fyfffff f K, 3 ci- J fffffffwfwzffffff X ffffwffffffffff nf f fwiw . . 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Over these sea pas- tures, wide rolling, unceasingly. Here, millions of mixed shades and shadows, drowned dreaming, dreaming, still, tossing like slumberers in their beds under the ever-rolling waves. To any meditative rover, this serene pacific, once beheld, must ever after be the sea of his adoption. lt rolls the midmost waters of the world, the Indian Ocean and Atlantic being but its arms. The same waves wash the new-built California towns, but yes- terday planted by the recentest race of men, and leave the faded but still gorgeous skirts of Asiatic lands, older than Abraham while all between float milky-ways of coral isles, and low-lying, endless, unknown archipelagoes and impenetrable Japans. Herman lVlelville llVlOBY DlCKl W 221- V , ,. . K, FLIGHT QUARTERS, y A 5 g I I- K X , 'Q l 'F U W ?Wfrffffff 'W V U fv ff N SAR HELO AND... E .Y - Y--------4f-- -'H 'Y -' Q '-w- A---M -- 53' ' I I i I I A 1 ' I I I x I s I -:G-I-3'-12' 1-,-Q:-3-::. 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JONES CIC Officer Electronic Warfare Officer Electronic Nlaterials Officer X - v 'X 'Y Mi: .W U UI R u hx. ' NX fi ' wvv.' .,,., J ' , L XO SWXSYNSLEZM-111. . ' 5 'I 1-:ii X .- Ss XXX X 2 X 'X V ' ', gxefgb X. x ry., f f f X. , . 1 'X - S RSO, SX' , ' fX .5 f fg. Q. in .Qgwy Wx, ,. . ' Ag? 'Q 'iilfink ' iii-7 Yi1'fnfXifLX!kX - - 'V NW! 1 s xxx c ,I ,' Y fv XXUQ 3 N T UMW wxo I 'QXXX'X'US X N I A f Q. RQ X- f XX Q' 2 LT A. POTTE R W2X!:ZN'Sq.XaX?.XN ' 1 , X 0 Q Wg .X R , R .VQXXXXJXX-,' f f 1 .X ,va 3 .. ...gy , ,, J LT H N GRIFFiN . . LT IVI. J. SHONYO NTDS Programming Office ' ' r Air Warfare Officer NTDS Programming Officer .Q J , am' , ' if ...,.,.,,,4553.,.k .X x ' ,.-gc... Nef f f ' ' .W , 4, -V SX fr- f- 1' T f . ., I, -.Agia 'fy ' WK H M W MW g 9 QQ LTJG J. R. JOHNSON LTJG R. L. BRI Surface Warfare Officer Radar lVIaintenan NKIVIAN ce Officer ,TQ ff ' f f ev UPWW X if 3 f ENS G. L. BURR ENS D. L. WOR LEY CW02 R. E. TANNER Electronic Warfare Officer iff 175' ivision EYE , EARS, BRAINS OF THE SHII? OI Division is comprised of approximately forty-five Operations Specialists and six Electronic Warfare Technicians. The Ol work spaces include the Combat Information Center lClCl, Flag Plot, the Commanding Officer's Tactical Plot, and Active and Passive ECM spaces on the O8 and O10 levels Their duties range from lil tracking and controlling both Navy and Air Force strike and reconnaissance aircraft to, l2l maintaining a clear and compre hensive air surface and subsurface picture while making navigational recommendations to the bridge to l3l controlling helicopters during routine evolutlons as well as during search and rescue emergencies to l4l monitoring, locating,.and evaluating all electronic emissions, both friendly and hostile This list is by no means exhaustive. l H Standing port and starboard watches while trying to maintain routine cleaning and PMS schedules, makes heavy demands on time and patience both of which were expectedly lacking on occasion. However, the hardships made the port calls that much better, and Ol Division made good use of its liberty with several division parties and a lot of shopping, sight-seeing, and relaxation. 4 4' 6' ,gow i X , , ,f f. X f f WW, X ri fa s HW X 7 X fo ff f 1 X ff f M f , I ff -1 Q Wiwww ,V 4 Vp ' Z XO, , fff' . ffziqffl , L..- , . Ai X ff ,ffm .- ,JY . ' '2 T X7 sa 1 X X ff s fff N X 5 ,X f s 4 ff , W ff X f X if , J W ff? X X W X 1 . f' f : T V , , Evvi HALL, H. Fl EW1 SMITH T J OSC M -'-ER R T 051 BRAYI R- '-- l wish those crazy pilots would go O82 GUTOWSKI R L O52 HISEY D S osz AHL E E osz eovviviAN,'G. L. ' - ' X f . f V , 7 f ,ft v V f 5 f JIIRM Kd osz LUCKETT, s. E. 052 SMITH, D. L. A!! right - vvho lost my teddy bear?!! ff, t J J. L f t 1 X M Al. f,A. Z , , ff X ,.-ff ft 3.1.7- O53 BEECK, T. R. oss COGAR, G. C. Our ever alert, ever busy trackers. 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In addition, cians and data systems technicians, is responsible for the OE personnel, in conjunction with personnel from weapons maintenance of the vast array of electronic equipment department, maintain all of the electronic test equipment necessary for the operation of the ship in both combat necessary to support these varied equipments. Day and peacetime situations. These men maintain the or night, the men of OE division are on call to long range interface equipment ofthe N.T.D.S. keep the eyes and ears of Long Beach in tip- system, the navigational radars and aids, top shape, At sea or in port, the perform- and also the huge amount Of C0rT1muni- ance of these men and their equipment cations 9ClUiDm9nT USCSSSHVY for the is of vital importance to the success of the ship in any of its assignments. sill: l I x ' Hsuo, 5-r snow 2 I THOUGHT You SMD LT i..E.JoNEs LTJG R.L.BRiNKiviAN WS New E E'fT ums SRILOR Pkoog' ,. fi 1- li Showing complete confidence in the ship 's schedule, ETCS COOMBES the men of Shop 7 are ready for a Christmas on the line. DSCS CALLAHAN ETC GILBERT mm 'E r DS 7 Hall and DS2 Mayo checking on the data link equfpmen t. Part of the 32 radar crew checking out Quad 7's receiver. DS1 HELIVIERS ET1 VAN LIIVIBURGH ET1 SMITH DS3 PORTER DS3 ATTENHOFFER ETR3 FOHRER ETRSN WEAVER 44 V 20690 iO0nS9 The E Ts of the 33 radar gang getting ready to load a program. X Computers are wall-to-wal! in this shot of part of the N. 7'.D S complex x x , . s t x fX N . st 'N sw-XM, f v , 1 Q ' QL, Q Q- S f ' A x R , WM was 5 N , X W SSP Q i e X , . . . X xfgxrfawxi . Ss- X X f ETR2 CASTO ETR3 LADUE ETR2 IVICCALLUIVI E T7 Bodamer and E T7 Means give a few pointers to ET3 Rogers and ET3 Warren in metrology. ETR2 SHIVELY ETR2 LLOYD DS2 IVICIVIULLAN DS2 IVIAYO -,-, ,,...L-,.3 .. .1 AI. f S x .1,'ff:'Fi':5: X- . ' rl' 'kg f lidiil 5 f s. xi Q ff? fb LQ 1453 A YN3 EXCEEN ETR2 HAGGIN S OH HINI... HES JUST GNE OF THE ET's THAT IS ALWAYS WORKING UP ON THE MAST. ETNSN CONNOR X, KL , . Vvsl .. avg' ',e9,zvv5g0,L , f f Q AW G? , ff iff T' N A , 7 f ,Q 1 QMS ETN3 BOWERS DS1 HALL ETR2 BOWERS ET1 HELLEH 1 I T V ? x P l w K 5 1 l Al xg?-'N 1 ,S I , if , 0, ilu-1,-.fr A. ly., V Qillil' CQ 42? ff r W K , .XV -9 mms? In .. ,Q ,Wwe 5' W, X Mhfgw, , 's z 1 ,MW f 'n ' 2 5 ff? W , ,X :fbi .,.. V V 3 in X 7 y a! - C 1, I S ,,,, Q, 'ig f t. fs MN new WV .- -,ft f h ,,,, AZT-D M :NW U A 0fx ,, ff-.X Q ,Q - offftwfv, ,,',,!f'j T S KB x f fw if X Kfxw 9, ,. f fn A f CDR C J SMITH Englneer Ste XQQW X f X X gm! Xax iw? 16 Zh .IEW LCDR R lVI SHERER LCDR G L WEERTS Damage Control Assistant Electncal Offlcer t ,nz Ellgllleeflllg Depaftmellt ffxvs yx fi XZ! fsf ff 'l LCDR R A HOFERKAIVIP LT B A GOREHAIVI LT L D PENNINGTON lVlaln Propulsion Assistant lVlaln Propulsion Assistant Damage Control Assistant LTP A JOHNSON LTT J CAVANAUGH LTVV L IVIULI-ICA . - - I l Q' 1,7 WA X Q J ,,,, ' -Y .z - 1 ' I ,J , K , , ,.,,,, , L ,, .tt, ,,, Q ,V A ' 1 ' 2 if V45 fs , mf 2 X4 C ,XV W VQSSK - f META: ,fs if ts. AM cu, f f X fy V A 1 ? iffy ff? i in ill f :Mm my 3 X fi LTJG Iva. D. GADEN LTJG c. N. c. N. SAVAGE LUG p, C, MACKIN S , ,,,..,g.,..,.:.Z... - 4.+.u2La:Lf1::E:E::1L, lf-'5'f'i-Frfiz-P-4 LTJG S. Fl. HOPEWELL A Division maintains the auxiliary equipment on vvater fountain, or any number of similar equip- the ship. The men of A division are the ones that ment get out of whack. The log room is also man- try to maintain a cool ship with half the doors ned by A Division people vvho make a valiant effort open, the air about a hundred degrees, and the to keep up with the reams of paperwork necessary vvater close to ninety. lt's also the A Division to keep the Engineering Department going. people vvho get called on when the vvater heater, M YN1VVATSON Ivins Lono EN3 vu.ETE :vans ANDERSON FN vvoooiNo FN CROOKSTON FN WOODLIN SN MAGNOTTI ,, I X V b LR 1 E2 r J 5 fl I 1 , I S1 w L 50 A R Division performs the critical role of standing ready to repair any damage the ship might sustain. The men of R Division stand ready to repair any casualty from a rup- tured steam line to a caved in bulkhead. As the name, Hull Technician implies, the job consists of much more than waiting for a major catastrophe. Besides maintaining a 24 hour watch in Damage Control Central, R Division is responsible for such spaces as the carpenter shop, the filter shop, and other related spaces. 1 CWO2 E.D. BRILEY f 24 , . f f sf' ,, -f 4- ,W Z f I ., ' M 5 ff ff ' if .f . 2 ,Lil f , W- -W fwm f y HTC CHANDLER HTCIVI SHELTON HT1 PEAVEY HT2 LESLIE HT1 WOLFE HT2 YOUNG HT2 POWELL HT1 LANGDON HT1 NICHOLES HT2 KELLER HT2 SCHUMANN , Z, 7 , f 19 'W f , ,f f I X ,mf ,wffmfl l 7 , ,I ' ' fi,-4553, J OLLL . WW' , ' f 7 Z '7 1 2x 7 7 6 WW 7,4 7 M Z7 -W '4 X X ff? f m L X MW ,,f I, I l, , - ,f l f z K wmv ,Eg I 1 y 1 1 W 9 SSW 1 f f f I5 Z 2 , ff X ,M y I f f MW W, X W., X ,,-4' gif, V' ,, .f A ' 51 40- X I I a , ww i f s L? HT3 SCHNABLE HTFN JOLLY HTFN DANIELS HTFN JOHNSON HTFN Rupp HTFN EDWARDS HTFN LAROSA HT3 QUINTANA HT3 WILSON HT3 HALE HT3 SACINO HT3 HALL HT3 LUSBY HT3 ALEXANDER HT3 GLIIVIE xx N Q l X lx E f MQ 5 ' . 7 4. -fri H A ' a ' ,R X 1 s fins -X 5' 5 . f f ty? Q f f ft f ,f f f f -sf, WW ,f ,A K lm. L- i LT G. VAN HORN Did you ever wonder what becomes of the power developed by LONG BEACH's nuclear reactors? The majority of the steam produced is being used in the main engines which enable us to transmit the great expanses of any ocean in the world. The remainder is used to furnish electrical power from the high speed ship's turbo-generators, and the pro- duction of fresh water which is an all important S i . 'Mfr .. M LTJG B. JACKSON' commodity while the ship is at sea. This is all made possible by the efforts and professionalism of the men in MIKE Division. Down in the bowels of the ship the men of lVl Division toil every hour of the day to insure the Heart stays continu- ally in operation. lt's all happening down there with the snipes in lVl Division.. ' BTCIVI MILLER v V,,,,ffM6,i ,wi 53-,?,vf 'I '12-V 3 ' 5 Z W ff-gf' O E MM1 LARSEN NHVI2 HERRINGTON lvnvns BROOKS 'V V'3 BUSH MIVI1 RITCHIE IVIIVI1 IVIARQUES MIVI3 WALKER ' IVIMQALKIRE lvuvls BOLOING lVIIVI3 POTTER il Walnuts? 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VAN Horam B Division nuclear qualified mechanics repair, maintain, and operate all mechanical 1 auxiliaries associated with the two nuclear reactors on LONG BEACH. This equipment includes turbine gener- ators, fire pumps, compressed air systems, and auxiliary boilers for use in port. Our job is to make steam at a variety of pressures for uses rang- ing from main propulsion to cooking breakfast. lVllVlC WICKSTROIVI lVllVlC DECKER FN FAGAN FN TOLLIVER V lVllVl3 BLANKEFIT NllVl3 BFHNTON lVllVl2 LILLIBRIDGE lVllVl2 DAHLBERG lVllVl3 BOWEN MlVl3 LINDSLEY ,1 -l-A-VW.V . , . , . M., NA W Q . , , V 1 ,. kk Y Mr 1 ' 1 1 ,, ,, '. W , ' , .151 , 'A J f- 4 'V' '. - .N 1H ',y' I ,, :Mx .W , 'ff ' yf -' A f 1 'x..Q,' fft' if . ,V ' ' 40l4 N30N ? , A' MM3 GRAY MM1 HILLER IVIM1 ROBB MNI2 SCH ECK MM2 LOZA RC LT D.P. POLLARD ICC JACK ICC CAMPBELL RC Division consists of ET's and IC men who have been trained in nuclear power. Their watch stations put them in direct control of the nuclear power plant. Reactor Control involves the myriad of electronic circuitry necessary to operate and monitor the power plant. Their specialized work requires a knowledge of reactor design and nuclear physics. 1 ET1 EACHUS ET1 DUERING ET1 PARKER ET1 GUILLOTE ET1 NIVEN ET1 FOSTER ET1 BAIR ET1WESCOlVl ET1 IVIAISEL WWW f ff N, f ETR2 TUTTLE ETR3 JANSEN ETFZ3 IVICCAFISON ETR2 PALMER ETR2 VVHITE ETR2 CLARK ETR2 FETNER ETR2 LOYD ETR2 BAILEY ETR2 SIVIITH ETR2 YOUNG 1 I' Y. 3 r WL r I p . LONG 5 LT T. PESTORIUS E Division is LONG BEACH's power and light company in a very real sense. Besides monitor- ing the supply of electricity to the major pieces of gear on the ship, the Electricians supply the exper- tise to troubleshoot anything from a fluorescent light to the windshield wipers on the bridge. On more than one occasion the duty electrician has made a midnight call to some place on the ship where the gear wasn't up to par. In addition to the ordinary uses of electricity, E Division maintains the dial phone system. Not one day passed without several trouble calls to forward IC to ask the problem with the phone. Perhaps the most noticeable job the E Divi- sion men have is showing movies, one per night for the mess decks, first class mess, chief's mess and wardroom. It's no wonder that E Division is one of the largest on the ship. E DIVISION BEACH POWER AND LIGHT C0 EIVICIVI PICKETT EIVI1 MILLER lC1SWAFlTZ EIVI1 Del-ORY IC1 GUGGISBERG ElVl1STOWELL EIVI1 SIGIVION , ff ,,, 1-44, ,. If 4, fff 1,7 4 , ff 1 ff f ' ,3 V ,Lmf 4, A I M N f hlifcwf f '-Y' X 1 9 X 3, ,M ff Generator Maintenance Keeps EM2 Scott Busy For An Afternoon EM2 AVER 'RS fm w ,s S XW mi 'S X0 Y s Ax f X fi pw pvc' wfzfssgvwwxgvwsgffff 5 ,, M,Nwgs:-57 at ., Q M WNWSW rowiiw vmw ', ,. if-'-V0 I Y 1 was Nasa, Q-Nw Nw f qxwfvw Wk. ZW-VY N 1 ' QNWQS' N! 'Ki X 55 ' bm: ffm .WZJN11 54. f'Qy.ff5 ' ' ,, 25' I5 : 4, Sf fswiagfs 4 f Vw- fs N W S-,gt-PM . - -sat .J 4 if se - ,Z YQ A M At, ve . '-1.-W sw s.g:0.,.s,:,:fswfst.-W v' A .My W ,s.,.. ,N,s x has 5 ,031 :fr .. tp ftifwg 7, f,,N,,N-N23 ffm' Q VU N' :iv sms- zsbffn ft: I f f X Af M f I X X Q sp ff won EM2 STIMPSON EM2 STOHLEFI EIVI2 CARLSON ' EM2 SCULTHORPE EM2 SMITH EM2 KEFINOSKI if Comrnunications on a Ship at Sea is Vital. lC3 Pederson Repairs Telephone Amp. i F i i f ii Q9 EIVI2 TRIPP EIVI2 GROSE 1 Q IC1 Zurfluh Makes Some Adjustments on Battery Charging Switchboard. i I i Eivi2 GARCIA i i i I i l as QR it its vets? Mike EMQSHABEL lC2 VAN DUSEN Well Not Everyone Can Work ln Rate -.ww ww' s -em IC3 RODGER ElVl2 MALLORY Maybe I Should Have Tried Plugging It In First? f Ken Guggisberg Gives His Diagnosis of tlie Crevv s lVlajor Problem EM3 FARR ElVl2 CHIRRELLA A f A f EM2 CLARK FN LESNIAK ElVl2 IVIAYNARD ElVI2 NOLTING EIVI3 CASIANO I Wonder If AT8aT Pays Any Better V see the Head of That screw? Paint lr! EIVl2 Lundy Checks Boat Batteries, Ensuring the Boats Will Be Ready When Needed for Liberty J GQ. We fa! Elvis ROBINSON EM3 BOYER IO3 NORRIS FN IVIARGATE rv' .1-1 NN xv. ev S., Hovv Can You Run A Navy Without Paint JQNV M eff N S ,. X ,fs . X y. Q S: KM -X X k.M X X E N 5 M in wx S gi? ' XX NI, 1 N .Q Q2 XM I, W X L,-Npxwl Q X ' ' J ' f 5 A V , , ff v 'i E 4 I X XX 5 4 X X XJ Q Q Y Q S an we x X L N X V ff AMX :Q Q I Wfizfx 5 X K3 Xi ' r- Q X X+ an qs, 42 , z F f f X Q L Q X- M L, Xe Q NWN S ,. 'fn N QQWSKRQ X x , W eng xo Mex ,MW W fx, I X , ff45f,S y N. OX hx WY N -fi eff X , vi ,T J :Q U, NX f fx or ' VL ' V X f w U .W x W6 ' ,Nils ?,eg,w,,.e , 1512.351 Q TN N! 57 EIVI3 PANIZA FN BURKE EIVI2 SOWERS FN DALLAND F X ,QQ - X my X: : wp e w-X , C . . XX .N F X N K. X, 5 J X f E - X N v NLR . , 1 F Q K X E Nwwy f - Ni X X f A Work . . Hum a Fevv Bars of It. 'We' 1 N 5 Q :Q EIVI2 BLEDSOE ElVl2 IVIAHLEFI Movies IVlust Be Rewound and Inspected Before Each Shovvlng X, xg ffw .43 Q. , ii ' WF Q H:.i1'E um v S' 4x , A Sing, 1 K K R SX Q X f X x X f f f N N X 5 X f fi X X Q X fx! X X SA X M X Qi A N N ix ,, Q- X '52 f , X wxk , MSX, , EIVl2 BOY LAN FN HOLZER Z X X ff ff Za , fy 4Wf W Zi f X fff X f Z7 f ff? if . LT W lVl MARSHALL RL Division men are responsible for the quality and chemical content of the water or steam used in the reactor plant. Additionally, the men of RC Division are charged with moni- toring the level of radioactivity about the ship, whether on a routine basis, or during a real emergency. Dedicated per- formance of their job is a primary reason the level of radio- activity in the Nuclear Plant is less than that outside in the sun. ElVl2 COOLEY MlVl2 FONNER lVlM2 JONES lVllVl2 WOODS ll.. W X if 69 Q MNNQ KJV .-w q Q :,,N.y.. ,. V Q y .1 a I K f M'X S C33 LC ,Q ' Dgb , . wr-vs., V , 'B C .M Y, V , fm ,MXV . AB I 70 CGA! u -.M .W- ' cy ff' --S., J I, , Mm 'm 'g v- TD -pffww 'ff Q3 ,T j X N PN? C .433 -d.If'..lS 676 .,., My 'T W2 4 M. H Q: slyff . X rl if if , , Q5 'la x 1 Jw X gy 7 f, ff ff A f - L Us X wfg ff -Z iw , N X I X t , fx , ffkfif i,4ff,fLV,,wy1Wk LTJG S.J. KIDDEB ' ff K 2 A fb i Q 54,5 jg' K, X MVA, ' L' UQ f ff! f 4 , ,X Z Z WW ff , Z ff X .- A f A Q M1 XZ 4 K W X ff 1 The Pros of Navigation 3 ! if W SIVIC CALKINS SN LYALL QM2 GREENE QM2 MARCHI slvl2 WHETTEN SIVIS BOGGS SN KINNEY SlVl3 CAMPBELL f W5 . Mff.Wf gh ,XQVW if 2 2 E Q 4 f iii 4 W SIVISN LILLEFIELD SN HALL SN ROBBINS lm , ' V 1 S if -ww - L A f ! . ff ws S ' bf .Q .mffws Cf : S fffv 'f nf ,f A ,, vw 1 1 f if , ,I ,5'W..Zf, gfswfw-vf , A' 1. 4, Q ' ff 'Z A 4 H+' SN EAR LE f S E f L Z f fx! yi i X WLGW-, ' f. S The sues On Light semaphore Small in size, big in talent, and steeped in tradition and pride is the best description of the Navigation Department. The quartermasters and signalmen can be found in the lofty reaches of the ship's bridge plotting the ship's position or flashing her signals. Visual communications whether by flash- ing light, flag hoist, or semaphore is as indispensa- ble in the Nuclear Navy of today as in the man-of- war of yesteryear. The quartermaster trade out-dates the Viking of old, yet is as modern as the latest navigation satel- lite. The quartermasters utilize all of the princi- ples of nautical navigation known to men to ensure safe and speedy transits and constant, precise fix- ing of the ship's position. QNl3 HEDDEN, OlVl2 VINCENT, and SN DUNN SN RANDALL and ONI2 VINCENT SMSA IVIANNING and SNISN LILLEFIELD WMM 4 'fya f , t-, f- l y.. . 3 X ' U, ,f M ,L i f f :ffl ,X 4? W, OlVl3 lVlcOU EEN NN OlVl3 HEDDEN SN DU fi TQD Row: SIVISA lVlANNlNG, SIVISN LILLEFIELD, SIVISN ENGLISH, SIVI3 COSTAN lVlid Row: SIVI3 NOORDIVIAN, SM2 WH ETTEN, SN EAR LE, SM3 IVIECHANI, SN HALL, SlVl3 SYIVIE Bottom Row: SIVI1 lVlcWlLLlAlVlS, SN SHARP, SN RANDALL, SMC CALKINS QIVICIVI MORRIS TALENT SHOW 3 ,gn A- . M 1 1 1 E , . I T fl 1 1 5 7 !W , P 1 , P , . i 'I 1 , X ! f 1 P Q2 U f R Z I 1 Z 1 I I rl 1 2 l 3 1 A . - J .:.--,, ,, -,,1...,, .rv-..,,, 1-- i K z W F 1 L B g I 52 'J , W, ' 75 M 11 ,W 2, 5 V f W i 77 I I I I I II :II I V ' ll 5 I is 'I I I I I -X Q Q I, I I I I I . I I I , I. 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Instead FT's are highly trained personnel responsible for some ofthe most modern and sophisticated equipment on LONG BEACH. . FA Division is responsible for the TALOS fire control equipment and works in conjunction with TA Division to provide LONG BEACH with-HS long range missile system. The men of FA Division must be highly knowledgeable in both the technical and theoretical aspects of fire control radars, c0fTl' puters, guidance transmitters, and weapons direc- tion equipment. The immediate response necessary for defense Of LONG BEACH requires optimum performaHC9 from both the men and equipment of FA DlVl5l0n' '93 fwf FTIVI1 W. DUVAL FTIVI2 K.W. LESSER FTIVI2 L.A. OLESON FTIVI3 W. ROBERTSON FTIVI2 T.G. IVICCLURE FTM2 J.D. GIBBS TALOS Alert' TALOS Alert' :Un-s ww X 4 FTIVI2T R ONDO FTIVI1 J W ESSARY FTIVI3 J.B. COLWELL FTM2 J.NI. POLESE ,.. :f a. kkk f6 ?42fSz42 Sf,5??f f 273, f ? Za ,Zi i ,4,f ig X E I ,,ZM.,W ,.f,f, 1 W, fx h iv? 1 X W f J X f ax ZS H' Q 7 5 Z f f if FTIVI2 J.F. UREN FTIVl3 S.D. THOMPSON FTNl1IVI.N.WIGGINS FTlVI1Nl.BAUSINGEFZ FTIVI1VV.F. BENAGE FTIVl2 A.P. DYNDUL 100 , E ff x X fl , Sf ' V 4AQ.,M,5N,W 'f4w,,.-D V y , V W M' 'jf '-We X . 5 f 1,5 ' W FTIVl2 RP. DUNN FTIVI2 J. NORIVIAN FTlVl3 D.Y. TANAGAWA FTIVI1 P.A. DAWSON FTIVI3 C. NORTON FTIVI1 FLL. JOHNSON FTIVl2 J BOYETT FTIVI1 J P BURGESS ff' Wi! f llifx JJJWX v,MM JQWMZJHH FTNI2 E G SALTIS iff! by X xXiRiXXx Wf, Xwx ff ff ff!! yf7Wf ff!!! ff x ff ff if W Avg X Nlnvx Ny .mf fx? f' ww FTIVI3 J R FISH FTIVI1 R K IVIAYER X 1 I-if ff f4f , Q X f X fy! J I if X4 Pj i jf S Q fi 3 J 1 E FTNIZF BONESHO FTIVIZG HOLIVIGREN ,v , WV, A .,z ,f ff' 1 ,, f f 2 , Rf Q Z ,. , , fff , Q! FTIVI2 R C SCALES FTNI2 C L JACOBS FTM2 R L GARDNER f f J f lOl if W A. ' I ,- M JJJJJ J I L W fi-L 2 51 J,JJ,J --W. f 7 f' Z ' K 9 9 ' , , A 1,6 , 4 ff' , ... US fy ' 2 ,J ,Q M A 7147A f ,. , ,41. f - , , 9-V. wil' 'nf . ' f f, ,WT fx- V gi Zggff lcf, 4 A f ' f .2 ' ff , 'fs H' - if ff V ,,,,, .J E ,Q gy Z , f i , 7 fsi aaa W WWQQ-4 . ff : ska! Q' ' Qi? ,mv ,,n',,Q :fkfgf , S! l 'x J W ,f 7x53-Vi f, JJ.- pf 7 A ' A- lf 6- V,f ii ,I f A Z , Cf. I , If ,,,k ,A Za? QW Z? I X 1 A 2' Ki, ' -.ggi 5 K Q- fy f Q ,4 K 2 W 4 in ' , 102 LTJG S. C. CURTIS GMCSSHIELDS was TA Division maintains the Talos missiles and the equip- ment used to shuttle them to the launcher. Keeping a magazine full of missiles ready for flight at a moment's notice is a really big job, especially when their readiness plays a primary part in the ship's mission. Constant checks are made to assure each bird is up to par. GMGCFRANZEN FTIVI1 WOOTEN FTIVI1 HARBER GIVlNl2 CAISSE GIVllVl3 STYNDL 4 FTNI2 SCUKAN EC FTNI2 CAIN lO3 R s i 1 r l 2 J' f N Q: I R E 105 MFE FE Division maintains and operates the Terrier fire control system. The task encompasses four fire control radars and the myriad of electronic equipment associated with the system. Besides main- taining a constant watch in case the system is needed, FE men spend many hours each day ensuring that their equipment is fully operable and ready for any emergency. r ,i if 'i i i ,if tv. f , qi 7 , f fy, , Mu , - ff -VK. ,,ii f , A . rj? ji! , Vf!Q VZ? LTJG F.C. IVIARCELL ENS T. J. CURRIE 1 3 E ii. i I i U 1 i W T .E . . gz':3EE'I5gEIN FTM3 voumc FTM2 WEBSTER FTM3 WILSON FTM2 LAWRACY i ETM2 PETERSON FTM3 HAG LAND FTM2 SWARTZ FTM2 STARR 1 i i 106 ii wi ..:: W FTIVl2 GOODWIN FTIVl2 BROTHERS FTIVI1 CFIISTOBAL FTM2 KNEELAND i 1 I 1 Q E 1 1 l, i l w if a 4 1 107 L LTJG R. A. BRISCOE The maintenance and upkeep of the two Ter- rier missile systems is the mission of the men of TE Division. The hours are long and the demanding schedule requires a lot of skill and vvork, however the results are often gratifying. The men of TE Division conducted a missile transfer using the FAST system for the first time. The watches become long, boring, dull, and routine, but the crew of LONG BEACH can be assured that if ever there is a need to use a Terrier bird, the men of TE Division will be ready to shoot. GIVICIVI IVIATTEWSON GlVllVlC ESSICK PO l l l l oivuvn RUSTENBACH GMM1 ADATVIS oivuvi2 DeLOACH oivuvi2 EDWARDS GlVllVl2 SHREVE GIVIIVIS GIBSON GIVllVl3 JOHN GIVIIVI3 SIIVIONEAUX GIVHVI3 LAIVIBERT GIVIIVIS LINDOW GIVHVI3 CALL 2 1 L. - ,MW ' A , wwf J ,J Lf 109 OM Division is the division responsible for the weapons systems besides Terrier and Talos missiles. lt was once said that OIVI stood for Ordnance lVlisfits, and the term seems to apply. The OIVI Gunners mates maintain and operate the 5 Gun battery, the Asroc Launcher, the torpedo tubes, Chaffroc, SOID battery, and even the saluting battery. The technicians work on the SONAR system and underwater battery, while the FTG's maintain the radars which point the guns . ' OIVI Division consists of those guys whose talents and hard work are not fully appreciated until the need arises. lt's then that all hands become aware of the essential contribution ONI makes to LONG BEACH. ' f if f 70 7 X f 1 f -f f f , 1 f X f ff f W ff f Q X 14147 1 f ' fr , fc y Z f Q Z S4 f Z , f ia x , 7 , Z ,' f Z, ,fjwsy , f ff Z ,X ..- ,, ffi ? f ff ' 2 NX f , , ff fl ,V 'f 9 5 I Ziff yr, 1 ,A X STC FOLEY STG1 ROBINSON FTG1 SHEFFER FTG1 PERDUE GIVIG1 GILREATH STG3 WALROD STG3 GLADE STG3 NIOLLETT I l FTM2 WARNING FTG3 YONIANS GIVIG3 BROOIVI GIVIG3 EDWARDS GIVITSN ELLIOTT STGSN BROWN GIVIGSN BARTON GIVIGSN SARNO YNSN DASTOLFO GIVIGZ THOMAS GMG3 PETERSON GIVIT3 WATTS TIVI2 ADAIVIS FTGSN BENNETT FTGSN BATHGATE YN3 DeSHIELDS STGSN YAGER 111 r l N I 1 N W 1 W Q F v 2 , 4 1 1 l , K 1 Ei an 1 Q I 5 Y C 1 E. 1 R ll 5 I 2 W l. 113 114 CAPT J.C. RUSSELL 1stLT A.J. TALEVI 1stSGT SHOCKEY 5 1 Ji .35 ,-as l S. MAJ A.D. 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Water samples are taken weekly to assure that the water which we drink is within acceptable limits. lVlost important on a nuclear power ship is the Radiation Health Protection Program. Although most people think is subjected to radiation. The Dental Department, besides providing for the dental health of the crew by check-ups, fluoride treatments, and correction of dental problems, assists the medical personnel in many of its duties. This includes manning Battle Dressing Stations for the well known General Quarters Drills. Hivlc HULTS XX 5 Vi . ,. Q ill' Q - Ms g: ki z: fx i K, t if? .S T T fa - 'NX ij Q T. ff X , ., D ,Q Q' A , yi P '-CDR STEWART Loon ow. BLEAKLEY WW Ad' ww t , , . X f Q X M ff . , V N, f vw: f Rss, - , W fr 4 N 2 I - wf J X , HM2 JONES HlVl2 R USSEL HIVI1 COOKSEY HM2 JAFRVI DT2 WAITE DT3 SCHULTZ W .x Xx.A X X1 J Md-W ,,,x 5 ,. ,A fx. .f J I W - si--'iff Q 1 Q I 1 N 119 in I V J I Q Y 4 L. 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WATSON BIVICM GRAVETTE PNCS BUENDIA YNC CARLSON BMC POLLOCK EMC BLACK PN1 COSPER RIVII BYRD LN1 DAVIDSON GMIVI1 JACKSON s ' ' I 3 , - -F- ,, V ..........:-y:,.i..:--.....i-,:.,,-,i,,,-,,,,, Yi,-,, , C, 0, 7,-V krdgw A if 4: i 5 xx x is X-'-, N xxx S YQ J N N f' x X X N N S Ns Q XX Xgffss X X X t 4 Wyman ,,., .5 scifi ' fwa ,Q J Y , llr: ft rx Qi ' ' w 7 TW VM' 77 fW. 'f . f 'ff ff fn- f W . - flift , A if ., , i if ,V.V i A 7 1 if ,. ' V 1 , f . l . 2 'aff f' f 1. f fx J Q' i A O r V ,, sss i ' 5? . K. . V 7 Q,,, I CTR3 BROWNING PN2 FLITCROFT YN3 EwlNo YN3 CHAPMAN PC3 WATT CTR3 MACKEY PC3 NARANJO Jos ROBINSON Pcs cnAnvl PN3 Luce YN3 MCINTYRE X Division probably represents more rate than any division on LONG BEACH. If the Navy really runs on paper, one could say that X Division on LONG BEACH provides the power. To name a few, X Divi- sion mans the Personnel, Captain's, Legal, Educational Services, Public Affairs, Career Counselors and IVlaster at Arms Offices. 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First Division is also in charge of the Boatswain Locker, and , holes which are full of supplies for other parts of the ship. Besides all the spaces to keep up and maintain, the men of First Division have the task of maintaining the sides ofthe ship. Twelve men are responsible for the upkeep of 1442 feet of sides. The men stand watches such as helm and lee helm underway, and quarterdeck and sentry watches in port. l mx , y S ' BM? B'-NR f elvis FEl.iciTAs elvis coi.i.iFLowEn i M3 IVICGEE SN GFIEIVIPEL XA SN RICE Q4 f suv Lumseono Bivn ivlAi.l.onY sm BRENNER -1-iatpv.. ' 'Fi V, ,,,,,, ff 'VWWFRI Qi 55 N444 M22 513929 ' -.---:L . .-.4 - N.--- ' 5'F ? K ,Q Iuvhntg AN fu . J f, he . X 1 f I f fb 7, ,f f f X I CW. 4, Z f ,A 41 f Aww ' W Z , X y 7, ,W ff f Z af f 1 fi SN ANTRIIVI SA CADE SA KESSINGEFG SN DUFECK SA PHILLIPS SN REID S gem, ,gn I X A W, 'S w.. A f, rj, I I 135 FI W 1 ,,,, ,' E ii 2nd 136 BIVI1 T.S. IVIARTINEZ BIVI2 L.O. ROSENLUND LT L.D. IVICCOIVIBER Division Officer BM3 FLW. 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Z 7 ffffff 1 Q , , f xl- 1 1 fyyx x ' if SN T.D. CLEVELAND 137 I V n 1 i 1 I if I Q l ll i, 6 r I -,LQ J ,A-3 , Z X ' S f ,ffm A HZW 5154 ' f yy if Z 0 -A Q aw, ,X W. , I i J ' 4 ff,. . gh ll ll SN T.G. MILLER SN R.D. MILLER SN J.R. WELCH SN J.E. GRAHAM SN G.R. RAMBO SN D.F. TATE M SN J.F. WILSON SA M.R. MAGGARD SA R.L. SCHULTZ I if L ,Z 4 L A l Mt A I A Y 1 W M N k SR HIMMAH SR R.WILLIAMS M 138 V A SR D.L. MARTIN SR G.L. RUEHL SR J.J. LESKO SR J.IVl. CHANDLER SR D.C. IVIURRARY 139 w w V I 1 W K ix v2Yz'11 'SE'W. FTW? fix-'SMNX I W 140 LTJG R.A. CLARK BIVI1 ONEYEAR I i H l H5211 Third Division can best be described as the hustle bustle bunch in LONG BEACH. Al- ways on the move, Third Division directed the landing of over 800 helos without an accident. On our many port visits, Third Division again came through to service the crew by launching the utility boats for liberty runs, hauling stores, and vital parts for the ship. 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I X 1 ts ff s W M I 4 f fs 1 f 22, K I v Z LT J.W. FITZGERALD I-T DG- DOBBIN3 Communications Officer Communications Officer N DUSEN ENS S.P. SCHULZE LTJG P.F. PRUDENTE I-TJG P- VA Radio Officer FIPS Custodian 1 I 161 ,. f .. jf W ,iffy f 0 7 .1 4' fi 7 , ,,,, ,,,,,. . . ,,,,, , 'I X , X I ENS L.W. HENDERSON ' -Q 2 fi H 2 A I . 1 , f EN 2 V, ? fy RM1 HUDSON RM1 Bl-ICE RlVl2 LOFFER RIVI2 LOZANO RM3 DAPPIO RM3 LEGG SN DAY RMSN IVICNABB -,W f 1 ff E f 2 f , 1 5 W ff, Vin ' f , ,. f if Q-'wr-W Zz W 4 ffmu Q W , A A ,,, A i A, ' Q: L A Z 5 f Z RNI3 BARTON RIVISN JOHNSON fffvf av 1 ,4 O 7 at ' ,X X Z ff f Z. RIVISN KOZICKI When one wears Radioman , the term brings to mind the proverbial sparks banging away on a Morse Code key in a tiny radio shack. This is hardly twe case on board LONG BEACH. With usually 30 voice cir- cuits up at one time and numerous teletype circuits going, you see very little of the hand key. Besides operating all the receivers and transmitters, OR men maintain the gear at peak performance levels. 164 'SN 'NICKENNA SUPPLY DEPARTMENT sf f P SN BENSON S-,ff ' f ' , ' ' , ff 'ffff 5 Q , SK3 BRAY QYM f , ' I 5 T SK3 DICKERSON Z: f' R 5 ml Q QZ27 fr. 4 X, I SK1 DIXON SK3 FERRELL SK3 GRAY SK3 GULBRANSON T... S1 Division is the division which is most apparent when you make a trip to IVI IC fmain issue controll. The storekeepers are the men who maintain a constant check on the supplies the ship has aboard, and the shortages, hopefully before they arise. Keeping close tabs on literally millions of different items is quite a job. The storekeepers are the men who take that 125O and put a tangible part or piece of material in your hand instead. WN ,W, ' M W mllill ' LCDR T.lVl. CRIBBIN Supply Officer LT E.F. KIRKLAND Stores Officer ts S H . ,K Q SKSN HAMBLIN . , my P , SKC HUFF . ' 3 S f f SN HAYES 1 1 SW P SKSN HINKHOUSE if , W ' 73, i ' f M ,.,-,W V, 5 X 1 ,, Z is SK? HOUSEMAN , l ll s s . T S ,ff -2 'Wy 2 WU -t, Z S ff K S .5 if if w , 44 ,gkrlggiflfy . i ' 1 5 f 7 'l' A W Q51 ffff. A it X ff W 4 We X X if SN 'PERKINS f i f SN RQDRIGUEZ SK3 'ITWARDOWSKI SK3ZElLlNSKl at-M Q N A 2 ff K f fn-7 - d!w,,,,,.. -iffx A Y , X ak 4-:J X- W XX A- Q 165 166 LTJG W.K. FANTROY S-2 Division prepares and supervises the prepara- tion of the meals served on the messdecks of LONG BEACH. Serving around 2,000 meals per day is staggering in itself, but trying to make the limited variety available appetizing is really quite a job. No matter where it is, people tire of eating in the same place after a time lespecially eight and one half monthsl. The cooks are always up before the crew and usually still up long after the rest of the crew has settled in their racks. ' csc WILLIAMS C51 TERLAJE CS3 HANSEN css NiELsoN ..,.,. ,'?C?5'5'5mmg CS2 ROBERTS CS2 MINTON CS3 DEBUS CS3 OTTO CS3 PADOSHECK CS3 NAILL CSSN HUTCHINS SN FIANSDELL CSSN DUNKIN SN ROBINSON 167 I l il The Ship s Servicemen provide a variety of essential services for the crew of LONG BEACH S-3 Divi- sion personnel man the ship s store the tobacco shop the soda fountain, and the laundry to name a few lt s in large part due to the hard work of the ship s servicemen that the crew was able to take advantage of the many buys in WESTPAC 57997 197 iw' KST '75 wg M f , ,cy V! I nj a ' ff ag . ,X f If I , ,ff 5 iffy .X , WS 7 my Q A iff 'V ' v K , My fn WOT R.C. Tl LLEY 'r fm, 1 ,WM-s W! , AX l l l l l v l l , SH2 KFIEUTZER SN ARROYO SH3 O'DELL SA PETRILLO SH3 DAUGHERTY SN EDINGER SH3 SCHULZE SN BARTTLEY SN NORTON W .-mMap-w-qw-m--m-m- A-www ,,,Y ,, W, O,-,,.--,,,.-,..-, .gl 4 --Y l l l l 1 I l I l l l I l I . I , , VY I 1 I I I I I ' l l nf, 1 I 168 l wwf, W WW I V l 169 170 171 WWQWQW S-5 Division is responsible for the Wardroom and all of the Officer's living spaces. Needless to say, this is a full time job. Underway, the job begins long before breakfast and only ends after mid-rats is over. The performance of the Stewards show up all over the ship, as the officers disposition depends in large part on how they enjoyed their meals. .,,.,,.1 X . law W o fxgyjgf . LTJG n.o. Looivus , if soc vAi.ENzu ELA . 14' I 0594 f ' 0 Q V . E ,. i fa - ,,,,,..,, 1 :M ' My 1'l7:'g 1-... '-AM. I . I A ,, ,L .,AV M ' f l SDC NAVO SD1 LINSON 1 Ti ! W l T I W A1 fvx SD2 CONSUL SD3 COROUS SD3 NGOSLAB SD3 SOIVIIBLAY TN CABRERA TN CADONDON TN COLOIVIA TN DALO TN DONIINGO TN FABIAN TN FABRIGAS TN FRANCO TN GLORIA TN TRETASCO X 173 a 1, .x-k 1 -A 4' K , Q fx X -if ., -E! sw H NWN QL f Xi V, SN U , A 174 THURSDAY DECEMBER 7 1975 wx X +3- .K E sy Aw, l A l l l l X, W l ,X xx 5 N. l l I ,, l Q-r-3:1-ff so 1 ,7. T17 l l The date had assumed almost magical significance for the men of LONG i l BEA CH. For those that haven't expe- l rienced it, homecoming can never be l described. To see the first seagull, to finally make out the outline of Long Beach, California, and finally see that face on the pier you've dreamed of for over eight months is almost too good to believe. , 175 -,z,,,,,iP,Y,Y-AA by H,- R QI8fD158Z DEC 72 FM CINCPAC TO RUWDJBAIUSS LONG BEACH CCGN 95 INFO RUHHBRAXCINCPACFLT MAKALAPA HI RUWJAIAICOMCRUDESPAC SAN DIEGO CA RUWGSAAICOMCRUDESFLOT THREE UNCLAS E F T O WELL DONE 1 MY APPRECIATION TO ALL HANDS FOR THE SIGNIFI CANT CONTRIBUTION TO THE SEASIA WAR EFFORT MADE DURING YOUR RECENT WESTPAC DEPLOYMENT WELL DONE GOOD SAILING ADM GAYLER UNCLAS E F T O f!NQ1165QIff WELL DONE 1 AS YOU SAIL HOMEWARD AFTER A LONG AND ARDUOUS COMBAT DEPLOYMENT YOU LEAVE BEHIND AN ENVIABLE RECORD OF ACHIEVEMENT YOUR ACCOMPLISHMENTS IN THE GULF OF TONKIN STAND AS A HALLMARK OF PRO FESSIONALISM FOR THOSE WHO FOLLOW YOU YOU HAVE MY ADMIRATION AND MY SINCERE BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY REUNION WITH YOUR LOVED ONES AND A WELL USN COMMANDER IN CHIEF U S PACIFIC FLEET BT I 1 - , - EARNED REST. WELL DONE. ADMIRAL B.A. CLAREY, I . BT BT . 176 R 011832Z DEC 72 FM COMCRUDESFLOT THREE TO USS LONG BEACH BT UNCLAS E F T O WELCOME HOME AS YOU CONTINUE THE TRANSIT TO LONG BEACH AND A WELL EARNED REST. I CONGRATULATE YOU ON THE SUCCESSFUL COMPLETION OF A LONG, YET REWARDING DEPLOYMENT. THE OFFICERS AND MEN OF LONG BEACH CAN TAKE PRIDE IN AN EXCELLENT RECORD OF PRO- FESSIONALISM AND ACCOMPLISHMENT DEMONSTRATED TIME AND AGAIN THROUGHOUT THE CRUISE. YOUR SAR RECORD IS A TRIBUTE TO THE UNTIRING EFFORTS OF EACH AND EVERY MAN. BEST WISHES FOR MOST JOYOUS REUNION WITH YOUR FAMILIES AND LOVED ONES. RADM READ. BT R 27070 8Z NOV 72 FM COMSEVENTHFLT TO RUMFRIAXUSS LONG BEACH' INFO RUMFRYAXCTF SEVEN FIVE RUWGSAAXCOMCRUDESFLOT THREE RUWJAIAICOMCRUDESPAC SDIEGO CA BT UNCLAS E F T O UNB 161011 SAYONARA 1. AS YOU COMPLETE AN EIGHT MONTH DEPLOYMENT, I COMMEND THE CREW OF LONG BEACH FOR ITS DEDI- CATED PERFORMANCE WITH SEVENTHFLT. YOUR SUS- TAINED OPERATIONS ON AAWXPIRAZ STATION IN THE GULF OF TONKIN WAS OF UTMOST IMPORTANCE DURING ONE OF THE MOST CRITICAL PERIODS OF SEVENFLT HISTORY. TAKE WITH YOU MY BEST WISHES FOR A JOY- OUS HILIDAY SEASON REUNION WITH YOUR LOVED ONES. VADM J.L. HOLLOWAY III, USN BT R 0106472 DEC 72 FM CINCPACFLT MAKALPA HI TO RUWDJBAXUSS LONG BEACH INFO RUHGOAAXCOMSEVENTHFLT RUWJAIAICOMCRUDESPAC SDIEGO RUMFRYAXCTF SEVEN FIVE RUWGSAAXCOMCRUDESF LOT THREE R 290158Z NOV 72 FM CTF SEVEN FIVE TO RUMFRIAXUSS LONG BEACH INFOR RUWJAIAXCOMCRUDESPAC SDIEGO CA RUWGBEAXCOMCRUDESFLOT THREE U BT UNCLAS E F T O flNQI572QIlf FAREWELL 1. AS YOU COMPLETE AN EXCEPTIONALLY SUCCESSFUL WESTPAC DEPLOYMENT I WANT TO COMMEND YOU FOR A JOB WELL DONE. YOUR OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCE IN THE GULF OF TONKIN HAS BEEN THE SUBJECT OF NUMER OUS KUDOS FROM HIGHER AUTHORITY. ALL ARE HIGHLY DESERVED. YOUR OUTSTANDING AAW PERFORMANCE AS WELL AS DIRECT INVOLVEMENT IN MANY SARS TEST- IFYS TO THE PROFESSIONALISM OF ALL HANDS ON BOARD WHO MAKE UP THE LONG BEACH TEAM. EVERY MAN ON LONG BEACH CAN TAKE GREAT PRIDE IN YOUR CONTRI- BUTION TO THE SUDDESSFUL ACCOMPLISHMENT OF THE MISSION OF THE UNITED STATES SEVENTH FLT IN SOUTH- EAST ASIA. I WISH A SAFE AND SWIFT VOYAGE HOME AND A HAPPY REUNION WITH FAMILY AND FRIENDS. KERN ABT R281QI52Z NOV 72 I FM CTF SEVEN SEVEN TO RUMFRIAIUSS LONG BEACH INFO RUHHBRAICINCPACFLT MAKALAPA HI RUWJMIAICOMCRUDESPAC SDIEGO CA RUHGOAAXCOMSEVENTHFLT RUMFRYAXCTF SEVEN FIVE RUWDSAAXCOMCRUDESFLOT THREE ' BT UNCLASS E F T O ffNQ1572cpf1 SAYONARA I 1. AS LONG BEACH DEPARTS WESTPAC, I WISH TO EXPRESS MY SINCERE ADMIRATION FOR YOUR OUTSTANDING COM- BAT PERFORMANCE DURING THE PAST DEPLOYMENT. YOUR PROFESSIONALISM IN SUPPORT OF TF 77 ANDSEV- ENTH AIR FORCE OPERATIONS IN THE GOT AND OVER NVN IS A SOURCE OF GREAT PRIDE TO US ALL AND IS IN THE HIGHEST TRADITIONS OF THE CRUISERIDESTROYER FORCE. GOD SPEED ON YOUR WAY TO A WELL DESERVED REST AND LONG OVERDUE REUNION WITH FRIENDS AND LOVED ONES AS YOU TRAVEL WITH THE SATISFACTION OF A JOB WELL DONE. COME BACK SOON. COOPER BT BT THAT WAS WESTPAC '72 wAx.swon'rx-I C ' B k S , PUBLISHING vzfssfxefgfhen Afincfces COMPANY La Jolla, California 92037 Marceline, Mu, U,
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