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X, Noooeecccx XXXX Xaaboeefvvccuvvwxxxxassmsam fi! ,V ff' H ,J QZQFJ QLMA ' TEH! - ig Y V -' -is 26 K ' ' - --W., , .E , , ' , ' L Erx1-xxxxx-xxyxxfyx-NNNNENBEEYENYNYENGQQYS-Nxf 1 COMMANDER CARRIER DIVISION ONE present 4-1 7 r6 Aw I 1' I Z Y I REAR ADMIRAL W. R. FLANAGAN J fjxwn- I W , :ix , ,Q X A io 3 hp Q 6 X fu ,f X. Z 1 A f , W , gf X, I W J NX K - 6 'fG1 IV ' , 4 V A, 'v A 6 L ,J IZ ' Z , ' N -1 -1, fu- K it VV ff ,M f I gn I I f 3' ,K f ' , r 2 wa A f I RONA Y Q ' I 27 , , , M.. 4 ,,w+a 1,-qcwusev F' 1. .F -f a 5',ii1Ff4fff1 f1'h1fZ'l'.i.i-Jw-,,i5f .x'. -Fs'-'P CHIEF OF STAFF, CARDIVGNE 5 ,Nap Qqww xxv, CAPTAIN K. L. SHUGART 'Neg fb ww xxxxgyxxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxgyxgxlgg -5155, F' F 1-'X-NNN F f'fFf+x1 28 A...- CARDIVONE Staff. . . V1 -I K W -ar-f .. ,.., ,,.,..-avid' :r1:Tr- 'QU' iv-,,.f' B 5 w 'Qiffl X 9 J , 54211345 ff 5- 4- , Vrxi' executive staff Jqw E -:x.'cx.'xxxtx .-x'xvx'C EXECUTIVE OFFICER USS MIUWAY yum! V7 Fx fb nngvj EQ eg K Af l.,'s2 X COIVIIVIAN DER IVI. D. CUNNINGHAM E1 5 Ee K 1 EXECUTIVE GFFICER, USS MIDWAY present KU A: ,A,,,,3 iw .!'vi5E TNQ: x I COMMANDER F. L. BOTTENBERG 'IZ ef-'UV W ,,,,, , ...Af F-XNN3X'-N'NXQNXYN-1XYXN3X XXKC.C.'N .NN3.N3. 3Q'Y'.N .3'N'N?EX'k'YX'6'YN'YXN1.N'.NQXX.'iYX'X3.X'N'YX'XXN'LNl.'YXYXYXC 35 X Division . The EXECUTIVE STAFF is a corps of assistants tasked with aiding the Executive Officer with the administrative support of the ship. Viewed organizationally, the staff is a honeycomb of offices, performing a range of functions as diverse as postal processing and television pro- gramming. Specifically there are fifteen subdivisions to the EXECUTIVE STAFF: Safety Office, Administrative Office Chaplains' Office Educat' l , , Iona Services Office, Legal Office, Special Services and Athletic Office, Discipline Office, Post Office, Personnel Office, Print Shop, Career information and Co un- selling Office, Public Affairs Office Master at Arms Cship's police forceb, Ship's Entertainme t n Cradio and television teamb, Captain's Office. the Senior Enlisted Advisor, and Minority Group Advisor. ' 'Qs vig if' 5 'si ,.....lSf ' N 7 5 3 . if--9-.., ,A-.. ,Q VQFQ 'SF ,FN . 3 I I ' 1 T- X fi' 'Sf lip Ag w T S-.,., X CDR. A.M. PARKER LT J. MEMOLO LT M.E. EASTWOOD LT R.M. HOOD' LTJG E. SCHILLING LTJG J.J. WREN ENS H.W. HALL CWO L.C. SMITH WO E.F. BACA BYRD, J.C. GEARY, F.R. MILLER, M.D. OTIS, M. PESHEK, G.E. SCHMIDTZ, E. YOUNG, E.E. ff' 37 d , 5 f,i4'.Qi' 4: xx c. www! id, H .,4. I , fw Q?559 x WWW Ang ., 1ZlygZxZ.g,fi5 'HH 1 41451. Q, , L-5 v,1,J,',,2,-lf. , ,..,nux, f x kt I, ' 1 n ' ' ' ,N ' ' ' 'u 4 . .4 X 1 IK! , ,. kg li 38 ll Fill r Q g x -- my if -'HI 71 . .5 WWCQQ vw ,px r-,:.1 , fx ml 1 ,xl w RW N' x 'FX 14. AR -.af W! I ,L r u , X X YXXXNXX VRNXXNKFQ WINE!!! 4.4-.YD , .. j .J 'WW'- .mf nf' ,Ag 'L 2,1 ChapIain's Office X -F' 0 , ,fi , Discipline and Legal Offices i Z' 'Ni ay f A BLAIR, E.W. BRANSON, R.L. BRISCO, G.C. BROZZO, S. 'W AYALA, RF. CANTU, I. CARNELL, D. CAST, R.H. DAUGHTERY, J. DIALS, S. DE GROOT, RP. VALLIER, A.G. 43 Post Office , I A ' 3 .1 ' ,-1 FW I , 5 ff 32? af L .4 'Y ' s 2 H wwf' f, Y' B x . '. y . I , , , 1' f r . ,Lab 0 P I 5 swf. 4 Suu I 4? Q-92.2 X.. - ... ... an ' 1 A I I . M, A 2 'Q' . -sv, Q. ru wh. W 7 I A .L Shi W-1 my I A B W- V 4'8- wnf Tlx X ,, 1' 8... 9 A ap. DQ K Wino. 45 DOWEARY, M,M, DUNHAM, A.R. FRANKS,- D. FRISHMAN, B.V. GREY, E. HARDIE, D.C. HARMON, W.R. HARRIGER, J.E. HARRIS, J.D. HATCH, J.M. KEENAN, T.D. KUSLER, R.E. LAMBDIN, B.R. LENOX, M.J. LOCKE, F. MACINTOSH, P.J. MANN, D. MARTINDALE, B.D. MC CASH, C. MC GREGOR, G.L. MILLER, J.C. MILLER, R.E. MULERO, N. MYERS, J.C. NUNEMACHER, M.J. OLIVER, L.H. OTTOBONI, R.S. PAUL, D.A. PENDERGRAFT, S.D. PIETRANTONIO, W.J RICHARDSON, A. RICHARDS, P.J. RICHMOND, J. RICHTER, E. ROBERTS, C.S. SAMPSON, J.L. SCOTT, C. SEAMON, J.M. SEVIGNY, D.F. SHISHMANIAN, H.V. STRAIN, M. STAERKS, R.w. THARP, GL TYREE, F.c. THOMPSON, H.E. VADNAIS, C.W. VARA, D. VYDRA, V.F. VIRREY, P. WEBB, S.C. WEBER, T. WHITE, D.F. l'l N :vu-M 'Z Public Affairs and n Special Services OHICGS LZ ke , i sy w,,f'-qi N ar--I., we-0' ,., my fq, -1. , ,av we .? im .mc ,, 5 XR Q ,I -L J -4-,:.:' .I K X c Q Q N s ,T c. is vez :N , iv . cc X X7 ' we - QM w c P J' 1 S Q S i. 'Q'- if s X 'WS fi ' 1 Q s . :. X H 1315 , . L55 six A M 'Q 'Pb 1' 53 N 'Qi 1 cy: - x x .Sf 1 1, f -uv Heads Of Departments COMMANDER COMMANDER DAVID L. HARLOW JOHN R. JOHNSON AIR OFFICER AIMD OFFICER -'Q--Q.-Q COMMAN FRANKLIN F. IIDISIIAREZ .II-IMIEQIIAIMANDER COMMANDER ENGINEERING OFFICER ME ' WELLS EVAN J- VAUGHANI JR' DICAL OFFICER NAVIGATION OFFICER 48 K -armp- LT. COMMANDER LT. COMMANDER COMMANDER THEODIS DILLARD ROBERT M. KANE ROBERT E. CASSIDY COMMUNICATIONS OFFICER DECK OFFICER DENTAL OFFICER kim I If V , A,, W---J COMMANDER COMMANDER COMMANDER ALFRED C. JOHNSON RICHARD D. CI-IRISTENSON ALAN M. DUNDON OPERATIONS OFFICER SUPPLY OFFICER WEAPONS OFFICER 49 l b ,--.-rap.,-,a, A 'X' A ,.,,,.,'. .1..:,.:,: f V, 2-, -, fp .1 . . .. .,.-.-n . ..-e., -X 252: ' 'F - ' 74 . ' 'f-'P I - 4 L 1'L'3':5-1 '.' 'T' ' , 7:-. VST 7 ' Y 'IX?'l'f.. f-'f UQ. B.: 4, A ' ' - 3:19113-ea2?53ii,:2?'gZ,i'?-:555?'5'L-'f -'f ' -x. 7Vyil---,v:?f:Aq.g-5-.rfW if Y HID, , .Q ' iv .....-, Sn, A...-0 .wo-up-n-Q-.-.-.f . - nm.-M-. --r-4 'CQ..,, Q... - ,M,1,.p-V x W? ,gl-Hn., ',Q 'R X 11 wg-. , . gp-041 mx :iv uv . , ,gina ,..,-,.--zz -:-,..- -ff- air department V-1 Division.. . The hazardous and difficult job of aircraft handling on the flight deck belongs to V-1 DIVISION. This includes spotting and directing aircraft and operation of aircraft-handling equip- ment such as tractors and cranes. The CRASH and SALVAGE TEAM is also included in this group. The C 84 S TEAM practices flight deck firefighting, personnel rescue, crash-site removal and is responsible for flight deck crash andfirefighting equipment. .4 I si ,A x . 1 - Y - Al i A V-1, I 'K at . ' H 'E' we if A LCDR J. SCOGGIN LT D. KRIPPES BURROWS, C. LITTLEJOHN, J.E. ALMERIA, J.L. AMOS, C. BENNETT, D.B. BERG, D. BROWN, J.B. CHRISTIAN, J.L. COLLINS, G.E.' CONDE, R.G. DANIELS, J. DOWELL, J. DUROV, L.W. DYER, J. EARL, J.B. ELZRY, G.D. ESPOSITO, F. GIRATAS, D. HALL, R. HARLOW, R. HIERS, C.C. HACKSON, J. JOHNSON, M.A. KURAS, J.F. LACHER, R.D. LARMON, W.P. f X ffll 4.. l- QC' .Ili- fl LEWIS, W.T. MABLEY, B. MAC PHERSON MAYFIELD, BG' MAXWELL, W. MC CUE, J.H. MINARD, J.P. MOLINA, E.G. MORENO, RD. NICHOLSON, D QUIGGLE, JP. RUFFER, P. RUSK, R.vv. SCHLOSSER, D L VARGAS, K.L. WISEIVIAN, D. 55 'Y xv V-2 Division. .. The responsibility of V-2 DIVI- SION is to launch and recover all aircraft aboard IVIIDWAY. The CATAPULT TEAM calculates the plane's weight and air speed and the catapult steam pressure to insure a safe launching. The ARRESTING GEAR CREW ensures safe landings of aircraft by maintaining the proper weight settings on the arresting gear engines. The entire operation is recorded on video tape by the PILOT LAND- ING AID TELEVISION CPLAT5 and FRENEL LENS OPTICAL LANDING SYSTEMS CLENSJ, which are manned by V-2 DlVISION's elec- tronics experts. ,lkt . V !J,,,.,.. MPS. fiv- :J W A f ? 4. 1. I ,f I , 'ZZ' sv, X P 5 ffv 57 LT E. ASHFORD LT R.H. CLARY. JR BAKER, D.L. BALDESCHWILER BARNETT, C. BATES. J. BROTHERS, R.V. BUSH, G.G. CLAVELL, R. DIXON, E.C. DOWD, P.O. DYKSTRA, P. ENNIS, S.T. FENTON, R.R. FIFER, F. FULLAWAY, G. GARCIA, J. GESSNER, P. -uf 'nt gi-mar -4: , E A433 4011 h'gN A-1 U 5' Q, . ,A GIRARD, S. GILBERT, D.D. GUERIN, C.E. HALL, H.A. HARLESS, R. JENKINS, C. JOHNSON, w. uvsmvuooae, M. MAUK, D. Mc MURDO, GR. Mc QUEEN, c. MIDDLETON, J. MONROE, W. NORDEN, C.C. O'NElL, R. PEARSON, K. PLATH, T.J. PROVENZANO, F. RAGSDALE, D. REGAN, T. RICHARDSON, M.H ROBINSON, K. RODRIGUEZ, E.A. ROUSE, D.P. SALINAS, A. SCHAFER, K.C. SIMPSON, D. SLATER, P. TEAL. B. TOTH. J. TRAUTZ, G. TRESENRITER, R.L. VALDEZ, R.L. WALKER, G.D. WALSH, M.B. WARHULA, R.C. WARREN, G. WATTON, R. WAY, R.B. WHITE, P.T. WHITLOCK, L.J. WILLIAM, C.T. WWW 1- 0 H' flff 0,4 4' f'r,p K f1l Ml7 .k .T inf, 5 9 .. 2, if 4,5 61 V-3 Division. The men of V-3 DIVISION are re- sponsible for handling all aircraft on the hangar deck. This task in- volves the skillful direction and movement of aircraft from the flight deck to the hangar deck and the carefully coordinated return of these aircraft to the flight deck for launch position. This smooth operation is a never-ending job while the ship is on Yankee Station. f-K ef'-is ,N tl' Q 7t ' v 9 CVV3' Y t LT G. KOREN ACKERSON, G, BALSLEY, GP. BECKER, T. BERGNER, P. BOGGS, J.G. BREWSTER, G.L, BRISENO, N. BROWN, D. CHASE, R.G,A. CHATTERTON, CP CHESLEY, R.E. DARLING, MW. FIDLER, S.E. GREEN, J.T. HEDDLESTEN, P.G. HURTADO, J. KAPS, V. KINSER, D. LIMBACK, E. ROSS, J. TOWERY, G.W. TROUBA, R. URDAHL, L.F. WHEELER, D.G. ZDUNCZYK, R. GOMEZ, A. ANDERSON, J.E. O ' an ,.. ,- X f I-I V-4 Division.. . Divided into three crews, V-4 DIVISION is tasked with the delivery of the purest fuel possible for air- craftaboard IVIIDWAY. First, the BELOW DECKS CREW has the mammoth job of supplying a daily average of 180,000 gallons of clean fuel for topside use. The fuel goes through three stages: C15 settling time, in which the crew allows dirt, water, etc, to settle at the bottom of the tanks, C27 purification, which removes almost one hundred per- cent of any water or dirt in the fuel, and C35 the filtra- tion stage, in which the fuel is passed through JP-5 filters, removing any impurities that might have been missed. The purified fuel is then received by the FLIGHT DECK CREW. This crew is responsible for promptness in fueling an aircraft, while observing all safety regula- tions. The third crew is the AVIATIONXFUELS REPAIR TEAIVI, which stands by for maintenance, connecting of re- fueling hoses, and any emergency concerning fuels on the flight deck. q-gg 5 64 ff- I Wu! RN'- ,iii .gk 'wk -My , fi ,why .ff f I cf. ,.M,N.,-.-ff I haf., jg., ,iv I X LT D.A. SIVIER WO O.F, DAVIS BAXTER, NI. BRANIFF, W.J. DAIRY, R,A. DENNIS, D.B. FERNANDEZ, D GRADY, S. KLINGER, RS. MC LAUGHLIN, W.H MINOR, P. MOUNGER, R. NICCOLAI, P. ODEGARD, T.E. ORWIG, C. PAQUETTE, E.R. REDDY, W. REEVES, D. SAATHOFF, L.D. SALMAN, W.D. THOMPSON, C. TRAVERSO, R.L. TUCKER, R. VANWAGENEN, G.L. VINES, L.A. WATANABE, K. WHISENANT, J.S. WINSLOW, ES. YANKOSKI, R. YORT, C. ZUZOLO, D. .J 1' 'J .37 r Xi. ,PCS 'N P L. A 1i.,..,..,, NR X, A 1 w . 440 ,f A s 'fxlkx 3 N iq-X .5 sa -'fr 5 'E i V-5 DIVISION provides visual aircraft control during flying, launching, and recovering aboard IVIIDWAY. PRIMARY FLY, the snip's aircraft control tower, keeps an up-to-tne-minute status on the aircraft as the Air Officer Assistant Air Officer direct aircraft in their flignt about snip. V-5 DIVISION is also the rninistrative arrn for the Air partment. all and the the ad- De- lk, 5 1, A T.SuUlQ F 1 ll E R I L 0 aircraft intermediate maintenance rtment IIVI-1 IM-1 DIVISION is the administrative arm of the Air- craft lntermediate Maintenance Department. A com- posite of the production and maintenancefmaterial control, data analysis, quality assurance and admini- strative branches, it is responsible for the scheduling, status and quality of all intermediate level mainte- nance performed on the aircraft of Carrier Air Wing Five. 'E :AQUA -..- I 3 - -A , ,V u 5 1 Si H uni' + 1 'Q s ,Fax U .351 ., ff ,ag .gust -w , 5, .f.qu :LU 'T ,,.,... -4- 5. ' ' X K V ,--f ' N, ,ff , 71 PARRIE, C.W. GROSZEK. S. BAKER, D.F. BAUTISTA, A.M. BROWN, J.A. CAMBELL, L. CATO, L.J. HILL, G.A. JANCEWICZ, C.P. KELLY, D.M. KULMAN, S. MC CLURE, D.T. MARUCUT, E.G. MOORE, T. MUKAI, M.D. MULLEN, M.J. POLI, J.A. ROWELL, M.P. SCHUH, M.K. SIMON, D.P. WILSON, C.O. xx -'QRN ,. Vg' ' 3 fg qi' Q , 5 uf, .g- 3 f. ,f . E x iii 5' ii L A a ' N-. t , ' 1 1 M 0 NYJ, ., K . h, , YQ. 3 'H , 5 'GFS .K n.- Ln., 11 5' - v I, :,,7' W I ,Q Nm ein 1 Qg' 2 ' ' 4' f,, If E 4, M ,f Rf 7 -rv' F K -5? ,.,. Z' If SJ 72 if 4-AH' 591' L xx-' Wxmixw IIVI-2 Division IM-2 DIVISION is primarily con- cerned with the upkeep of the mechanical works of aircraft. This job entails inspections and re- pairs on engines, hydraulic mechanisms and airframes. The division is also responsible for the operation and maintenance of ground support equipment and the conditioning of aviation equip- ment. Care of the ship's C-lA, IVIID- VVAY's mail plane, is also a re- sponsibility ofthis division. qs' 3 Q, fy, Uk' xg-,- ,ui a qkwnNxy v wx k x Hg ,Jr X X X N 'K as X.. iv -,Q K J, 39, ,, f'l'2 4 E'WTl 25'f 1 , Vi Z, ' 1 , 1' X, Z' . .iw , Y J i 4 X LT J.E. FITZHUGH EVANS, M.E. JOHNSON, RM. LEARNED, O.H. AGBUNAG, UB. AMOS, J.T. BEDSOE, J.T. BETSINGER RA. BRYANT, E.C. CALDEJON, N.M. CROWDER RP. CRUTCHER RL. DEDMAN, RV. EDD, J.A. FONTELERA, A.A. GARVIN, N.E. LEE, A.M. LUCERO, BD. MARUCUT, E.G. MC CAIN, RA. MC CARTNEY, E. MILUGAN, D.A. MORSE, GR. MORSE, RE. O'HAlR, J.A. PRIDEN, JR. SANFORD, D.W. SATISTEVAN, S.L SKELTON, RD. SIMPSON, D.D. TIEDEMANN TITZE, M. ULMAN, D. WATERS, P.V. WINTERS, T.L. IIVI-3 Division.. IIVI-3 DIVISION is tasked with the maintenance and repair of all electricfelectronic and weapons systems on Carrier Air Wing Five aircraft. Division personnel are also responsible for calibrating all test equipment that is used in tne troubleshooting and repair ot all equipment in IIVI-3 DIVISION. 77 2 g 1 jf XQZ 78 fi-I' f O fff' QK f'Umx X -rw 7 7 A fm, X X X f X f A W Q K U , ,M FOSTER, A. ADDISON, l.,E. ANGLETON, S.W BOOTH, Rl.. CASE. W. CHAPMAN, J, DOMEK, J.J. DUNN. L.W. .411 1 I I A P i ' 4 FOX, T.H. GRACE, R.E. HALE, D. HOFFMAN, W. HUNTER, R.R. HUEY, D. MARIN, A. MILLER, R. MUHLBACH, R. MURPHY, L. NELSON, W.M. O'MALLEY, B. PETERSON, R. PIERCE, J. PFLUGER, H. REINDL, P.H. SCHULTZ, C. SHIPLEY, M.B STILES, D. VOSSLER, L. YORK, D.A. Y A N X ill: .LQ .1,,g Q .ECN N Q 7 f 1 .- JK., Q Q, ii ii ,., .- dental Tne mission of the DENTAL DEPARTMENT is to pro- vide tbe best possible dental care for IVHDVVAY men. Utilizing tour operation rooms and a fully equipped prostnetios laboratory, IVHDWAY men receive treat- ment ranging from routine cneokups to intricate oral surgery in tbe carpeted. stereo-equipped facilities, reputed to be the most modern in the fleet. :5i,j:fj!j,-fl Fx I -. 1.55.1 gj,'.R i, Y 4 , 1 ,fi gy D Division.. Jai., , .f uni3 fnrmmw' mmf 'T S. 1 k .4-on X . ' ? 1.-P 1 1 5 . ' ff x' I if V I, 561 A' x if 3 4.2 LCDR R.P. WHITLOCK LT R.S. CHANG LT GM. PINTER LT J. VILECE BOCHERT, T.F. BAIRD, T.L. CLEMONS, M.K. EVANS, M.K. LORRAINE, K.A. MISA, P.T. PETRILLO, J.N. RODGERS, S. TOUPIN, J.G. T N ,1 .mb . N ,X N. 1 X' L . WZ TN L rg 'D Q, 'f . . , , T .,- X! f X f -5 -, -Q, fi all-s,..,,,,, A R 1 2 .sv A 4-W fm f ffm '. , x . S , 2 'Y A 5 ,,-, ,.,,M..yvf. xi ...Lag Jgtwg ,QZXZQI 1. 4 L 4. if I K x E' 1 Q :fm 42 4 in Q' .. A N, , U ip ak.. ,QV 'v L 1.57 ,, ,ff . V 3 4 WM hmm, N , Y f gif' 'f i I , ,,,, . W nw 4, v, T ' W xv x f2fwYVffWw,, 41 Nssv mi ,H 4 1 Q! C x 4 Y 1 X' -1 '11 E 'r 1 A E f E J V we 5 Q , f I 1 1 3 1 2 1' if I1 W . V fr If if 11 if : V 1 ' N 1 N A 5 1 I I V W i W Il ' 'i 1 lu 53 5 3. H Division Y' ?--4-mf ' ,W J -16' if 1' ,. C AGUIRRE, A.G. BRADY, L. BRUCE, l..L. COUCH, J.E. DALEY, R.J. DENNIS, D. DEPTOLA, B. EDWARDS, C.H HARLAN, W.G. HOGAN, T.J. JUELLICH, J.A. LAXTON, GJ. LEIGHTEY, D.E. LYNNES, D.D. MASON, S.R. MATHEWS, F.E. K A LlY'1,,L .l .4 ,' , V ,H , 'X-WHA F WPA v wx -N. CHAPMAN, P.K. V S, , ,T A X 55 ' A W , V fl ,A A , rs ,., -X A .,.,, , ,N 5 V 'S' W sv ,uif ' ,, , X fx . ,fig is km- -- K A X , .L . Q' i K ,N N 5 A f Q,-in A I MOOR, R.L. 88 , 6 .M ,I 'ls Q A' If if y X Z W S, , I I Jr Aw ' ff f X' ,xi f 4 rfL, fV.4, Mf, , QL!! f f ' ' , I WY, ,7,,MAh,z,4, 1 ,. J ,f 1' 5, 5 fgffgf My JW , aff. X I KU ..-Y ' ' f ., .1 U , wf uw 1--, - N. fwyf 'Prev 1, Wwipbfwls 3 Q, . ,102 , if f ' 7jlf f,lf,'l'f f , .-,. - fx vwffiv 1, if ' V 1: P 3 ' If Q, J, .J . f 5 1 , ' 5 .1 AQ 'su N M is-5, x. f if 'S ff N ki 'we ,na A' ff 49 '-Z. I ,V rf- sf ' Q 10 Q, 1 Q,4 .ff 69' f 1 -wg .., ' Af, f' 5 lbw 'Q Warn A in 4 I 1 ,li 'J 1 MULLIGAN, B.E NEFOS, D,H. SCHMIDT, DR. SKELTON, J.T. VINSON, C.W. WILLIAMS, H.A. WYANT. E.E. .V , ff A , 5 Q, , ? 0 X f ? A. . , f it-v U ww 5,1 Y ff C f ., may . ,- W ff , fi, W.. I f I 1 A f ' , . 1 6 C flue ' f X X f f X t f ..,, . :W V sl - 4, 'V ' wg -.. gy Eg ix --. , 5 P12591 .X CS Division. .. CS DIVISION provides NIIDWAY nd ship-to-shore vvith ship-to-ship a visuai communications by means of flashing light. semaphore. and flag halyards. f The signaimen of this division -glso perform as lookouts. K 'g' - s 1 1' ,, in Q A ,i,i 4,123 S.. 5 '- V ' V -o v 4 ' fi, Q X. if -, ' 6 3,- 5 . jji ' Q I 'lf-', , 2 , ,Q Z ' ' I YS ' I I ' A Pl CR Division i ..n. CR DIVISION receives and sends via teletype over 7OO messages daily. Despite heavy demands, all messages are handled with speed, accuracy, and reliability. The division also receives news material for the ship's radio and television stations and newspaper, keeping the crew in tune with events of the world. 95 WO E. SCHULTZ GUZMAN, F. BARBER, M.S. COLE, M. W. DEDERSCHECK, E. DYER, R. D. GRUNDMAN, P. H. HALL, M. G. HENRY, W. D. KATZ, R. M. KRASSELT, C. L. MARCZAK, A.T. MARQUARDT, T. R MIDDLETON, M. E. NEMES, L. E. O'BRIEN, R. K. RUSH, F. E. SIEWING, R. K. VELA, J. ZULAWSKI, J. P. ,A -,,i, .- -.,,.. ... V ,, .-- ,f nl--'-,.-ggbw,---.Q-....m..- .-'-M' 1 ',Lr,,-rs 1?-,Y': 1x.'f-'i?L:i:f?? :ii-.5 ' -1-'f 1'i .fl -tQ-Q-Qfifeb-i-vgar-f.i'..,+-f'i'g-f-xr'Q-. 1- - '- First Division. . FIRST DIVISION's primary responsibility is the op- eration and maintenance of IVllDWAY's ground tackle, anchors and associated equipment. ln addition, the Boatswain's Mates of this division man three stations for receiving supplies and fuel at sea. 1? pm i A jvr M-f ,,, .,,, , ff X Wk W Y 'x 'S annum fm 3 Z' Y W ff ww ff awww' X 'P pie ,xiuid 99 nf! LTJG R. DOLNY LTJG M. HELMS CWO G.L. KJELLBERG ALDEN, D. M. BERMUDED, R. BORGA, N. T. BOWMAN, D.N. BROWN, J.M. BURBANK, T.G. COOPER, MJ. CYR, G.J. DOLS, MP. ESCOBAR, J.A. FARMER, R.D. GAGNEH R.M. GAUVIN, D. GETSCHMAN, B. GENTILE, A. GIAMPOLO, T. GREENE, F. GUNNELS, R. HANSON, D. HARTMANN. C. HEFNER. G.D. ,,..vf ' in .X 'ffl R S E Q 2 X' 100 QW A-R NX if' 'W yn S 75 X Y .Ai L ,.' 5 X, -'S 101 A V-, ng Nl, ff HOLMES, A.E. HOOKS, E. MC NALLY, J.T. MELCHER, G. MOBLEY, D. MONTENEZ, R.E. MUHLER, R. NIKKEL, L.R. REED, R. ROGERS, A.J. ROOT, M.A. SHARPE, R.W. SNYDER, W.F. SOMMERS, D.R STRADER, S.W. URBAN, D.A. UNFRIED, M.B. WELLS, G. -4-111mg-K-1+. :-L-.1-m.1f.,.1...,.-, pm-,upsm E 'nii-I..-9-'A 'W 3 Y I 5 2 1 1 l i K l 1 s x 1 2 I I Second Division. SECOND DIVISION is tasked with the maintenance and cleanliness of many of the snip's interior spaces. The personnel of SECOND DIVISION also rnan five stations for receiving supplies and fuel at sea and stand watches on the bridge at sea and on the quarter- deck in port. X x 'Y ' 2 NK xx Hd XM r X A X A X x :xg f X 5 N X 2 N X, ' b. rx, Y vw-.1 x .l A 5 X A giiwlwwf A j 1 ,X-,, n X1 X E , i i S' x' VME. iff, O . .- MQ' ww if-.M W, , A . -Q. d skx ge, . 21. 'Qvr X 5 . X. - :S A , I .1- 4 f 2' 2 Af Q tr 1: Wk .QW Q, v A--,Q . vs-f 5--af j f . N31-. A. .Et Q 4 ws X - wa , ENS R. TAPPEN AHRENS. D. ARBUCKLE, R.H. BAIN, J.J. BANAGIS, G.E. BANCROFT, D. BASURTO, R. BENES, K.H. BERRY, V.E. BREITBARTH, S CRANE, W.L. DICKERSON, M. ELIA, J.W. FERRIE, K. GARCIA, A. GARLAND, W.E. GROFF, K. HANSEN, D.A. HEATH, M. HIBBITT, R.L. HUBBARD, G.D. KIM, P.A. KINCAID, D.V. LAFLEUR, L.J. ' 1 -QM f Y 'HQ if I f my 5 f ,, ,Vg 0 l MELIA, P. MUCKERHEIDE, R. MYERS, F. LETT W LIPPERT R. MAGUIRE, T. MAYBEN. S-L osTENso M A PATESHALL G RUIZ A P RUTKOWSKY, R, SASS, EL. scHoLL, D. SETTLE, 5.5. STAN.SC',,i'P.' STEELEBAE1' STOMJJQJ, UR,A5,g,, VE'TTER,D.E. wRAY,c.c. YosHuvu,s. y , I 5 , , , 1 1 Y I w E R L 2 , 3 3, E --:zu-is-,TA h 4 u 3 2 S : ' 5' 3 Q ,, -' ,.-W f 3 ..,,,.s,..,,, vvvnn- Mft- ' --....... 25: v r ,,- 2.7! I WJ' ,,,..f,,4.-HW' KX ,......,.w ...gf -. -. Qi-f ?4P' I 6981, fvfqgkwn -wx hi, 105 X Third Division. THIRD DIVISION is the boat division. Boatswain's Mates of this division are responsible for two Iife boats, three utility boats, one officers' boat and the Captain'sGig. The division is also responsible for maintenance and cleanliness of spaces in the aft section of the ship. In addition, the division mans severai underway replen- ishment stations. ALLEN, s. BIDDLE, K. BURDEN, or it BROWN, T. 3 CHANDLER, NIJ. 'I CHERNIK, T. ZA. ed-thy qw, COOP, G. . DAVIES, D.G. .. ' .K -- I ,,. DERING, M. tQ I Q . jj L nixx DOELLING, J. ENGLEMAN, J. FOX, W. GALLAWAY, D. GRAHAM, A.V. GROSSI, A. GUSTAVO, F. HARDY, R. HICKS, E.E. JEROME, D. KEATING, R. KORESSEL, C. LEWIS, R. LIVINGSTON, J. MICHALES, C.L. .gm ,W NNN NM! 'X MINER, G.A. MINSHALL, J.S MURPHY, J.D. NESSETT, R. OLIVER, J.C. PAROZ, M. DERAGISCH, S POST, G. RODNEY, R.D. ROSSITER, M. ROWE, J.A. RUCH, R.P. SANCHEZ, H. SHARP, T. SHERMAN, D.J. SIERRAS, R. STENG, C.C. THOMAS, N.F. THOMPSON, M TOOLEY, N. VENABLE, D.D. WATKINS, R. WHITESELL, J. P 108 wa X gli? Qwx SY' S Fourth Division.. FOURTH DIVISION is tasked with the upkeep ot the ship's exterior. This mammoth job entails removing rust and painting the entire surface of the ship's hull above the waterline. FOURTH DIVISION also maintains the ship's incinerator, the boatsvvain's locker, the paint locker, and the sail loft. In port, this division coordi- nates vehicle transportation. ..t,Mfw 'l Ill 4' X i lf f X4 I du ff If 5 , f 17 'Zig K 1 W- WM Z M , x f, . 4 f My la X x f f ,. W f iw W M V II a? Inf I JONES, L.D. LEGGETT, D.L. MA BLAIR, D.M. DANIELSON, J. DASILVA, M.D. DEWHIRST, E.C. FINKE, C.D. FROST, R.H. GASPERETTI, C. HAMILTON, M. HERBY, BJ. IGNACIO, E. RTINEZ, R. MICELE, T.J. MILLER, K.S. RAUGHT, G.E. SLAMA, R.J. SPITZER, R. URESTE, E.R. VALENCIA, R. 5 , I FITZER, D..I. JONES, D. POMEROY, C.K. YUSKO. J.J. I S N,,.1 ,-A 'Q V A v. fi , .1 .... 1 X X , ' f nf! X ' lf, 'W' wg I , fp . W 4 5 , - zlifgk ff . 3, I, 4.x +I .I Q ,,', Yi B If kb .-43. . 'Im ' ' 's 'J , .f t I V x Al ' 0 Vx V .V lj , ' I A ' 41. fl I I '2 z- , ' 2- 1 Q Hz, III -.,s X ,323 N,-Q,- L v ygjg lbM'h. Ill! H 1 I x 1 N Division 5 E ,iff ff .I ii 41? f A I . . : 0 .ig -. . . . 'Av . . . . . 5 ,M ' v Ill! 42, 11' 'QW' 1 ,A-uv' --Ll...u.....M.. 1 X k plyafaf f 115 'I 7 9. Q. Z ' x LT C. R. BOURBONNAIS . 151. BAKER G. A. , ,fy Aff , 1 X. rv S Gm gl x. . Q A I A... A , .A GEFRE, N. A. HALL, M. L. N' x A ' i L QI. . YX 4 HIGBIE. ca. L. A KENYON, D. A. LAWLER, A. V. X x .K kkkx - JSXQSQ .A A X1 , MINERICH, J. D. A - f -A lk A , A llll .gf Z' V' 5 of Ff -f--XQMW --xx Y. X X X RX N X, ls X 1! A. Xxx Q x X 3 Q X ASX w,i1,Qf.f. U,, NSN K QQ sX k .qyfgi X M. 6 X 2. A b vfgggw, :K K X X 1 sn FK' Q9 R 1 , c A J .sg dd., ...I Y A ,W A...- ,,.,.... ..,.-.---ff 9 1 4 A-Division. A DIVISION is the service division of IVIIDWAY, re- sponsible for steam-connected service Cheating, dry cleaning, and scullery equiprnentb and for air con- ditioning and related equipment. In addition, the division maintains work centers for small boats, hydraulics, compressors, and oxygen and nitrogen production. gs J Y f fn. W I Y Im I if 4 I Z by J Ni. M.. an I I x M. M. , Zn ' .f 41, f 4. 7.5, . fv , 1 5 K Ji 'Z' ' I .av K I+. J. Q xx I I IRI' h His zf ' 1 , Q fa- ' ' lx rf TIE.. II9 LT E.H. REMMERS LTJG F. BROWN CWO J. SIDES ABRAIVI, W. SOUZA, J.P. VICTA, M. WADE, L. AGAPITO, A.O. AMEY, N.A. ANTONIO, A. ARQUEZA, R. BROWN, J. BUCHANAN, H. BUTLER, J.E. BYERS, R.H. CAIN, J. CHANDLER, C. CHRISTIAN, W. COLEMAN, W. DAVIS, P. DEERING, J.F. DELVALLE, F. DODDS, D.W. DRENON, C. fi -N1 5 YQ ,f X , J Mm' ,TQ 31511, 3 f H ff' - 3 , 5 ,f ' 5 'g . -, 1 '2 x I W 1 wwf. V 4, H5 ui ' f z 2 f' 1 f , w '35 Z 2 N-Q,,,f , .,, 'f X V.: E 1 I A. f I 1 and LQ, KI L 'f-'M . 13, 1 m W H , .M ff H if A :Q 'V ' , '..-v , - ff - M Q ' , Qu-1 y- , , 1 'IN 1. A' ,, 1- rw: ' s Q ' f Q' f We ,, .a , V A U , A 9 A f W ' ' n , , 1 ,M-1 ,. A ,, ,F Y X! ,M - v f '21 'tv L K ' 1 v S .: : 'V gn at qua, V T ' , 2 ' -1 U , , ! Wfuwr 5 7 K 51:-,Q I ,,,, QE 5- ,. 'A -'f -- X VV K ,A X . nh ix ,E xx . 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This division provides the steam for the catapults, generators, all hotel services, and the ship's propulsion plant. Also, all fresh water is supplied by the evaporators in custody of this division. swat 4- F, 3331. ti' Mt..2GA?i3'.wN .. ,, I 124 - M I lawn f I Mtv- If I ii i is L., 35, 4 in -5 a 'C .: I 1' was Qi f -M f-.x --.-w .,.:..-n-- . J.. .. ,,.,.. c E XQ' Q. S .af if 1, . 4 N rlx 'f qwqvzw- ,, N. M: my KCTYX las....x..,. . X- S ----...,.-A- ICB: xuxw .,,,3Ak ,XM wx ' X , N .X-:Xa x . Y' 5 rx X ' wflif-QQ . ,ww ,, ,-. jr' , N 7 , K L,,,'l'L:i?'ff'm 'EF 4 3 ? , - ,5f?f E 4 B f? f+:x . , - , 4f ,. X , A, .,. ii giwmwl, A ,X ,yfgii A v i .,,m., fn v..-f lx aw ,Ffa 1 ' , N. LT J. STAUB AVANS, J.A. BEADLE, G.E. BETSCHART, C. HOULIHAN, P. MOELLER, D. HICKNIAN, L.G. ANDERSON, T.D. ANGUS, M.R. ANGELES, A.M. ARELLANO, E.L. BARNETT, J.D. BENZ, R.F. BERSTLER, G. BLAZEWICK, D. BOWERS, W,R. CASLER, B. CHASE, D. CORBETT, IVI.L. CROSON, M. DAVIS, L. EATON. E.E. FOLK, E.L. GREEN, R. GRIBBLE, D. GRIMES, W.D. GUNTHER, A. HERNADEZ, D. HOGANSON, L.R JAMES, P. JANIK, L.C. JENNINGS, R. JONES, C.L. JONES, MD. KUK, L.T. LAKE, K.J. .. 'S A . 4 .,....x E . N . 3 X X 1 I 1 Q A s ,X f .5 1, I! 5 I ,Nm A K 126 ik an-.Q 5 -is 1 A f in Q-Qi, , :in 'Hg ,L x I .. . , si f . wk -.44 ff 1-. it xx ?'T F in Lz,f':..- - 5 'g C IIII III! II III lr- 'HHN IIIIII III : 5' V fri ' v - i Q- fi ? ,iq T f 4 5 .5 -:Y if-I ,. 5, i 5 : 1 3 T: ? ,Tia i 'T Q - --13.9 .2 I 1 ii lg: Y- ff 5 L' ,,,,, Y E L : j - Y , ,,-Y , Y ALT 1 1 '--i.. 'L' fl' , ' 1 I - : i -1 :, +-t? ' ,, ' 'W Wi :, ,..--:. : L: , 1 : :, - , 1 - i i.. - f- '--..-1 7 2 -,.-,T-3. 33+ -, Q 1 55 Y - W , ,,f3' - ,- 7 - ' 2 x, Y.P 1---. 514.-'-' Q Q 5 gif-fax -4-L , . ig-5-1 -Z- lli..i- -. -L-5fi'i' 3?- + 14 4 : 1 2 -1 f -1 3 1 i 1 ' 1 ..i . - ' V - , 1 -ir, ,lx - if - 1 ? f 7 , 1 .. I :t : : L ? .. 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E if - ::Q : Qi- W : , - f :'k--, L- -,: -A ' ' 'Y - gl- . Y : V - 5 - - T. ,4-,:i 1-4 1 -- 5' L ' -, , -' 'L Y 'if S ,.- i , gfggigii i ,i -- - ' W' 7 - L' - - fi'?l,I l --' ll ,j if -5' Qi 2 .i 5,5 ,, 4' - , , ir i , , E -15 ii '23, , T f 1 1 + ' K - +:f, ,g.?'1 I I I 'I In I Il I II I-I III IIII 'IIII II'lg - rt ,L lf' ' - - , 1, ,,., ' 1 Q' 4, il? -i --, 1 Y -, , g - ' ,- 1 xg 1 LANG, C.M. LLANTADA, 3-1-- LAWSON, D. LOVELACE, J. MATSON, J.A. MC COY, W. MC KENZIE, L. MENZEL, R.B. MOLLER, J. MONTECER, R.C. NEHL, L.J. NORTON, S.R. OLKJER, J.L. PROVENCHER, S. ROY, R.M. ROLLER, E.D. ROSE, D.W. ROSS, J.P. SEIDWITZ, J.A. SHAFFER, D.N. SHARP, A. SHEPARD, T.E. SLOEY, J. SMITH, D.R. SMITH, J. SMITH, M. SOLLEY, J.J. STANULA, J. STOWELL, R.E. M. if ,fw- J ,- .. N I ' :Ns ' 'ii' 5 s 21 my 3 WA gi' .4 wr , ,, 01 'W F 4. :1 54. - fa- S E X T 'S 'K Q q P-X if if iQ... A f s if If X X . 'X X 4 EE N K sg--Ms: 1 L j N. X X? - Ni X . X 5-., XA fin. X x .... . X . X 2 -. ' ' .NX N SZEJNA,G. TEAEE D TETREAULT D THOMAS DG Y HT I - , . , . . THUR VARLE VERSTEEG, D. WEAVER, o.L. WEBB, R. WILLIAMSON, T. WILSO'w?':,' R' IVE-ggfighg A.R ZUEGER PJ 130 X! E Division.. E DIVISION is responsible for virtually all electrical lines and motors abroad IVIIDWAY. lVlen in this division maintain the ship's telephone complex, public address system and navigation alarm in addition to having other duties such as standing watch over the four distribution switchboards. 131 -fx, E 'Clive-.,,x N6 f f,-'P' ,, X X7 N fi? 0.59 'A'-99 'ae P! -XT gn , ny ,' 'Eli 133 LCDR L. FOX LTJG G. DOLE CWO W. ROWELL BURTON L. X S THOMPSON, F.R. -' TONGSON, B. TURLEY, J. ALLEN, P.R. ALAUEZA, I.N. AUSTRIA, P. AXLEN, P. BAESEIVIAN, R.M BELLMAN, M. BRADBURY, D. BROWN. R. BURGER, D.W. CARPENTER, J. CARRERA, M. CROSBY, R.A. DAVIS, L. DELA CRUZ, V.O. DEL ROSARIO, L.V DIERCKS, C. EDGIN, E. FISHER, B. N .Si 'WT 3, Q. ! is 1 F 'Nu ,M Q W5 I34 new-' .4nv FOX, H. GAGNON, G. GILL, E. GREEN, G. GRIFFIN, R.A. GRIZZARD, W.H. GROVER, D. GUEDRY, B.P. HALL, C.D. HELMS, E. JUNE, S.L. KIMITCH, M. KNIGHT, J.M. LAU, D. LONG, W. LUPA, R.A. LYONS, D.H. MC CUTCHEON MOORE, D.A. MUNSTEDT, M. NICKEL, H. O'CONNELL, J. OREN, J.C. PENA, J. PIATT, E.T. POWELL, J.A. POWELL, J.D. ROBINSON, J. SANGINES, M. SIMS, K.L. STEINBACH, S. TASH, R.A. TIGGES, S.H. TINGLE, C.L. VALENCIA, A.C. VILLANI, A. WARREN, O. WINKELMAN, L YOCK, G. ZACHARENKO, M Division.. M DIVISION is responsible for the propulsion power needed to move the ship. At times this means providing enough power to push MIDWAY's 64,000 tons through the water at speeds up to 30 knots in order to launch and recover aircraft. This power is conceived from four enginerooms, four pumprooms, 12 boilers and four massive propellers. wi -:mmm , 136 111 LITQ. i .- x2 w 45' :ETS X wi 'X U it X. N Qg if Kam, ' 'Y ' 'HT 4 4 v ' T 15 s 1 I 1 1 X . 9 I 1 I I 1 4 I 4 l I E I F I x , f , , v-., 1 3 .ii . I 1 T ' 5, Q ,Q . . .NG ,. . Nb' .., ' L 'L 4. . 4- r I I K K K -gi fxifihf 'X If R. X X X X Q .I 5 ? 5 5 A wk . Q , M 'XXX . XA., . Y, X- . . wa L X ' 'IP' X. , 9 5:11 of uw -4, vc, as-f Q ---. ev. ,MV X n vi L , S. KL -' ms.- . V1 ' .1 W IS. 1' S x 'H ,-Ji. r I XL A Vx . ..., spxw i fi 5 52 .-1. fx' - .. .- Vw N in 'Q . - ar A LTJG C. ALEXANDER LTJG A. TAN EDMUNDSON, J.E. REDDING, D. SCHORENBERG, J. ANDERSON, T. BICKEL, J. BLAZINA, V.A. CAMP, R.L. GRAY. C.J. CORBIN, D. DOSTALEK, J. DUCOTE, D.R. ENGLISH, G.W. FLEMING, J. GRANTHAM, D. HAAS, H.G. HAFELE, D. HALL, D. HARVEY, P. HILL, J.S. MANAHL, R.R. MILLER, J. RICHARDS, W. ROY, K.M. SMITH, D. SMITH, G. SOHNE, W. STERNER, F. STUART, J. TAPES, J.E. TIETJE, L.E. VOYTOVICH, E. WAGNER, T. WEST, D.S. WHITE, F.R. R Division.. R DIVISION is MIDWAY's repair division. Under battle conditions or in emergency situations, R DIVISION per- sonnel supervise repair efforts in fighting both fire and flooding. As such, the personnel are charged with the upkeep of all damage control and related equipment. all T WILL ur a Asn g5j1c1,xx' my-awww 41 V I 1 4 70 . f 2 jf f AEP ,J arm ,ALI Ml VJ ,, ' R L: lwf .if -L,.........,., L. LCDR A. POLO LT E. VIDRINE ENS O. L. HENDERSON Ovvo O. L. JONES BECKER, L.P. BURNETT, HR. CANNIS, O. JAMES, JB. SMART, S. ANDREWS, G. ARENS, HO. ARENSOORT, H. ARROW, J. BEESON, T. BOLICK, E.W. BRISTOW, S.D. BROTZIVIAN, D. BURROUGHS, R. BURTON, C. CARRILLI, J. CHATELAIN, P. CLARK, J.L. COCA, E. COCHRAN, M. COCKRELL, T.R. CROUCH, P. CROUSE, J. DALRYIVIPLE, D. DAVIS, J.S. DELIGIO, V. DUBOIS, G.L. DUTCHER, R. FAIRBANKS, L. FINERTY, D.Nl. FISH, E.E. GALARDI, F. GONZALES, V.A. HALE, W. HARDY, M. HUDSON, D. IHNEN, J. JACKSON, D. . . ,.,, .. 1-ff ' xA .Lg K N A SS Nfffi, XLEAAK ,L N mv. , va.. 3 W, 3 , fs..- asia Q. f NXM V ...ku w..,,, A- . 1 ' 1 'N we AJ Q' si H , , ' 1 I w ,jvfj ,J -E A El A Qi V ' y . ,.. ix if QX S+. X NW? A 142 1 SWE . ,g . Y 1,4 A A - A Asifiul E. A Q dc. E W '.V 'M'v-I, I I Sf. I A 'fb S QI. 143 KOCHAN, J. LAHMANN, G.L. LANGDON, C. LEGASPI, R.R. LEGENBAUER, B. LUDY, L. LUCAS, C. LUNDGUIST, K. MARTIN, P.M. MATTSON, M.J. MC GEE, P. MC INNES, M. MERROW, H.J. MEYER, R.C. MILLER, J. MIZE, M. MOORE, D. MUSCIO, C.G. PALACIES, G.A. PETERSON, N.B.- SANCHEZ, F. SANDERS, D.A. SAUKO, G, SCROGGINS, J. SEGRIFF. R. SHEELER, W.P. SHOEMAKER, S. SMART, D.D. SMITH, G. STANGLER, R. STROUD, B. TATTERSON, R.R VOELTZKE, A. VOLCIK, H.E. WEAVER, R.G. WILLHITE, L. WILLIAMS, J. WILLIS, D.P. WILSON, S.D. ZIMMERMAN, W. FACTS OF MIDWAY KEEL LAID COMMISSIONINC DATE PROPULSION HORSEPOWER SPEED OVERALL LENGTH EXTREME WIDTH Cfllght deckb DISPLACEMENT Qfullj HEIGHT qkeel to topmastl AREA OF FLIGHT DECK NUMBER PROPELLERS WEIGHT OF PROPELLERS HEIGHT OF PROPELLERS NUMBER OF CATAPULTS NUMBER OF PLANE ELEVATORS NUMBER OF WEAPONS ELEVATORS NUMBER OF TELEPHONES NUMBER OF CREW IaIr wlngmcludedj 27 Oct 1943 10 Sep 1945 Conventnonal 200 O00 plus 30 plus knots 995 ft 258 It 64,730 tons 222461 ft 402 acres Four 22 tons each L wo Three 1500 plus 4200 plus AIR CONDITIONING CAPACITY 1509100593- 5 NUMBER OF BOILERS AIRCRAFT COMPLEMENT If NUMBER OF COMPARTMENTS 2 looqapprljxlrndwvl NUMBER OF ELECTRIC MOTORS 2,000PlvS MILES OF PIPING 180 qapproanmatelyl MILES OF FIRE HOSES we MILES OF INSULATED COPPER CONOUCTOR 000 -an 5. in .L 4 -.xl operations I department OP Division.. OP DIVISION has three subdivisions. First is the Administration Office, which assists the Operations Officer in all administrative functions concerning Operations Department. AIR INTELLIGENCE is responsible for the effective collection, evaluation, and dissemination of intelli- gence information affecting the operation of the ship and its embarked Air Wing. The PHOTOGRAPHIC LABORATORY, the third sec- tion of OP DIVISION, is responsible for the processing and printing of all photo material aboard IVIIDWAY. Jigga .-1N..f.f..,v--l R'------... --- --...., .- , .X Q Aix w' L 1 -1' I f 'L 'L- W In Y 1- Mens: '1- 1-v Z . n 4 mu 2 IW ll I V Lowa arms wif' LCDR E. CARON BUTLER, A. G. CHARLESWORTH, RUTHLAND, J. L BRYANT, D. W. HICKS, M. R. KESTERSON, L. D. LIDWIN, K. MC NALLY. PEDED O, G. H. PIERCE, D. L. SAUCK, M. SHREEVES, G. D. ULIBARRI, J. R. dy V V ,g 42 , X, xg 4 14. f ggi, 1 of , ,f36,w,' , ,fi X, few f 'W 57 if .4 rye 7-ff., . , x Sf Z I ,,,. : fri 'L ,, , f Vgf,,,. I B , .. f ' f M-W, ff XV MW 2, f I xg ,ff .F P, ' 2 1 , ', ' .' .' I. Q .y , V , cj 7 ,VL 1 G 7 ff if 1 5 -ff inf? I , . f S, 6 K W , , 2 W- f -f Q 6 W ff' fy jf ,,. Lv 'V X A .P Y' X . A UMW! a ,W . VW k 1 jf A K f 1 1' , i . ff x J 1 17 1 .GW L f. k s 1 'MBI OE Division.. The electronics equipment fthe eyes, ears, and voice of the shipy is the responsibility of OE DIVI- SION. Consisting of nine individual work centers. this division main- tains the ship's electronic com- munications equipment, radar systems, electronic navigational aids, and the multitudes of test equipment required to assist the technicians in their work. Also part of OE DIVISION is the work center which performs administrative functions needed to coordinate the overall efforts of the division and to insure that repair parts are available. 1 K 4 F LT R. LIES LTJG R. N. CATON CWO F. CHESLA ENS J. GWYNN HAWKINSON, D. L. LYON, B. ADAMS, H. M. BARKER, R. C. BELOPOTOSKY, B. BLOCH, J. BOTELHO, D. W. BRATTAIN, F. D. BRISBIN, M. L. CUSHANEY, G. A. DOYLE, R. DRUMMOND, D. A. DUGGLEBY, D. R. EMMONS, R. FINGER, F. W. GOMEZ, B. R. GRANGE, D. HARDESTY, D. D. HELM, G. G. HOWLAND, E. D. 'X .47 4 'R .fr .7 L 'E I Q1 I 1 . 2 f fsQLt M. I ff 1 W4 A WWA. ,A V JM '? ff ' ' Q fff 4 U - . , ,,,, wg, Q Q, ff C 4, .-,' ,.f.f. it W W, ...f KAW M LfQ?QgL 5 ' 3. f . 1 f f,Q! . . H - V NL 4' A f?16Kw 14 ? .533 Q... L -I ,WW My .4 V. V X -Wig K. - , F Q .ff 1 'M 'N f. We Q I , 'Af-Q N . .X .xv . N Q 1 .... A Y. , I . . s .?EL A , . . mfg F, FFrf?9 .3'F ' R1.fLf .1 G F. f -. A 7 L..- f r A A 2 ' X 150 ' 1. TV'-' JZ .W f n Ts f X Y H1 X X Y' 3, Ms, Y gm 3 x .MJFM-, ,- ,..A 4 A N if -1-7. 'J W.. . f y Lx f , W 'VN Q V Q. A L K ',.,AA W 4 . I , by T. -P J- J L . 3 .. f A b 5 - I 'av X . 'f T JOHNSTON, R. L. LAFORTE, W. H. LORENZO, P. J. MANTELL, F. J. MC DANIELS, D. MICKELSEN, G. M MYERS, R. NEAL, F. ORR, N. J. PAGE, N. R. PALMER, D. G. PETTY, W. R. SANTANA, R. T. SCHMELZ, P. E. SCOTT, P. F. SHAFFER, J. SIMS, P. W. TURNER, P. ULSHOEFFER, J WEISS, W. WILKIE, W. F. WINGATE, T. W ZICH, J. 'xii - in Ol DIVISION additionally evaluates disseffl I Ol Division.. . t tuS Working within the multi-colored male OEM? glen boards, radar nets, and computer consolesi Ship and of OI DIVISION detect, identify, and contrO aircraft movements. . - fmely The division also provides the. bfldgg l:JE,huS'eva. reconnnendanons concennng SNP Ven e -a . , . . - ' and navlg sive maneuvering, formation dispositions tion. ' - ignlfi and processes displays for a wealth of ,tactically S cant information. 3teS, I I I A My vy. Nl I I Cvv areas., lo 515399 299 no I if' Je 1 Ie, 4 E E 1 1 i Y S4 1 f Q 4 i .iN x - M aww ff F :X Q 4K bf.. 154 LIL , . 'W xx . ' A ' 4 A QQ. N f E A v 'N-. X N l xl Nw . x V- 4. .x A x N A . A - A C . fvxx W ' x ,, N Q9-N K xx T' . A. x Q . gk S-1 - -- , N xx V R .R 1. x PM Q 1 A K s'a.,g .N M 1' - . 5 A sf .A ik' R 'N wa. ' sf-wx... . . X x A 4 iv, A .' x-x ii x Ns-'Yrf - ,. L. l-3 - '. x ' A A . 5 A A .U .A ...Q , If 'We A A I x . V .1 . E . i A VK ' ' I .ln I xy ,V A s . N i, . J ff Q .1 A xxx f , , , . 5 .1 v-'- WwMm,,,, ' , . , A wx 1 JFS A ,vww-. W1 E J I x L C x gms ' 11.- 5 X., 1 gf. , I N. f7'S A L Xt,, 3 my Q . w. ,A .X A Sy N- W, F J , x n' + X- V Q i 'T x N. N X I ' S 9 'Q' i THR R , xx, x - u A' sim . I Qld x N . .gf fi 3 F , fa LT J. N. MAHOOD ENS J. R. BARTIMUS ENS G. G. MILLER CARLSON, N. KENNICK, J. E. ROGERS, J. A. BARTLETT, G. L. BENTLEY. J. BUCKLEW, J. CLARK, T. L. CROWLEY, M. J. FARRAL, J. L. FRAZIER, D. R. FREDERICK, J. T. GARDNER, R. J. GIBSON, R. E. GODZIK, D. M. HAGTOTZ, W. ' HOLLIDAY, C. HOLLOWAY, J. KIEHANA, D. A .-.6 .A Ib X- LAMY, J. C. - LEDOUX, G. C. ' MACLISE, L. s. - MAYBERRY, F. NEWBERRY, c. ozMuN, H. E. ,JN Y, . POMRLIN, J. x ' K PRANGE, w. A REVES, w. A. REYNOLDS, W. G RICKETS, K. D. Room, A. R. .gk 7 . STERRETT, L. A. -PW' SMITS, G. A. ' ' P W TAYLOR, D. G. .L TINGSYON, A. ULMER, w. E. WATSON, D. L. OA Division LCDR C. STEINBRUCK 4, f--Q ,W S V: .X af - X SVN X ...Nw - EZELL. D.S. ' FoLsoM, L.G. Amev, J. I BURTWELL, o.R. 1 Ui? of X 1 X X M N N l 157 5. 5 i X- 433- A EGAN, D.C. ETTEN, J.A. FERRELL, W. HARRIS, R.D. PACCONE, H.E. SMITH, S.P. SPENCER, R. TANNER. M.L. OA DlVlSlON is lVllDWAY's mete- orological team. The division's aer- ographers are responsible for re- cording and analyzing data on weather in order to predict and forecast wind, air pressure, tem- perature, sea condition. and the advent of storms. GC Division OC DIVISION is often referred to as the Carrier Air Traffic Con- trol Center CCATCCD. It is manned by air controllers who receive extensive training in shipboard air control and elaborate radar systems. Tneir responsibilities are to provide for the safe, orderly, and expeditious flow of departing, enroute, and arriving aircraft re- gardless of the prevailing weather conditions. fl, X g QQ 'QC ..-fs, i X i QS Division ig: .7 ,iii T 1 -J M -5 h K K Si wi. 5 fi -9 . . Q 12 ia -2 :xg Q gi E, f . 969, fa Q? . ,Q i i 'V , ' L U ' ' I ' i X N . f , X i K , Fiowsns, M. Hovuz, x. MARTIN vii Mi m.UQH i pmHm.J 160 supply department S-1Division.. S-1 DIVISION is tasked with the ordering, distributing, and accounting of general stores, electronic rnachin- ery, and ordnance repair parts. This division has cus' tody of forty-two storerooms throughout the ship and keeps them available to customers 24 hours a day, sev- en days a week. V!! 16? x r K 1. 12 i :ff 1 gf 90' .M Y' V X 3' I . J, 5,5-'Q LCDR GR. HUNDELT cwo w.J. LYNN ABUEL, E. HALLWORTH, R. WILLIAMS, G. CONROY, P.S. DELA ROSA, R.Q. FLATEGRAFF, B.A. GAETOS, N.D. GILMORE, W.M. GIAMMANCO, P. GOETSHI, E. JAVIER, L. JOHNSON, W. JONES, G.R. KING, C. LUER, T.A. MADRIAGA, J.S. MANCULU, A. MC CALLISTER, H.D. MONROE, G. PASCUAL, A. QUEBEC, A.A. SMITH, W.F. TIONGCO, F.M. VAN WIERING, D. WEBB, S. I 2 Z I na! wing fN 1? F ' '.z , I A -iris' ' Num. sb Imp' A 3 :L I V M ,f..-I7 'J ,ff 5 411- Img! l v Q if f ,Q . :QAJL X 3 .g it fr N3 fi I L -I N., ,, x I I I f ' I 144 ' A x I , . W, v,V- .flgpallfi F f' ' 1x1ai:3,f,,., o H I I -eafmrir - ' ug- aggt- qutfk KI S-2!S2-lvl Division At sea, the commissarymen of S-2 DIVISIDN work around tne clock, preparing and serving food to tne men aboard IVIIDWAY. Tnis task requires the efforts of bakers, salad specialists, meat and vegetable cooks, galley men, and dieticians. The division is also respon- sible for procuring, receiving, storing, and issuing all food products. Working with S-2 DIVISION are the mess cooks and mess deck masters-at-arms of S-2IVI DIVISION to in- sure tnat members of the crew eat in clean surround- ings. I 65 I I W, New v.: G A51 X Q: - 4 Q fa 'M . 3 ,., A 5 'W ,ll I I I I I '. ' ,- X v. FD GREENLEY, D. L. JOHNSON, D. C. MORGAN, J. MORRIS, W. R. NEPERMAN. H. O'HAGAN, R. G. PAINE, D. B. PATALON, G. D. RODERICK, R. H. 'EFF nn, 1, ., qi-'Q A SWEET, R. G. TORRES, R. s. Iwi ' Q C D WHITE, D. L. I I I WILEY, G. ' A xg, ' L WILLIAMS, L. E. A ' . ., WRIGHT, R. J. .I A ZAMBORI, J. , I A, L . . ..,M!x III ii iz .gy 51 ii. I W'i -. N.,-.Hmm I X f...-.-w..M,...,. Ima tx' ma, ip R- nn r rm' 57 ui-vnu? E' 2 J f 1 11 .41 L BUENSLJCESO, A. A. BANG, M. E. CANTO, E. O. CONKLIN, G. B. EVELAND, R. L. 'C H. W 'J' . :,7g-3 . In XA N, is ' . GOMEZ, A. C. HOLECEK, R. J. MAGNO, N. O. NICOLLET, J. A. qi J. PIERCE, M. D. M SMITH, W. F. , X STOGSDILL, s. w. V A 4' WILSON, L. R. ,ff 170 I X XQBNW Nw- Q, . t 5 ' XR23 f . U1 , 5- s Q ffsnasq, ii-'9u '-'B-A Q 'll , IM Pg!! X X , tt-,gt - ,sg V , ,Q as live Suiwui l-4 IM, ni 2 D6:lr:fIi3i:v'i!llz:ill,i,.iiwf-- ' l SmfilfiiiL1l',lJ5ilil,ll1fli:3l'i ' i llllPlli' ,L S-3 Division. DIVISION is specifically concerned with the ship's stores and services. This includes five ship's stores, two soda fountains, a clothing and small store, three barber shops, a dry cleaning plant, and the ship's laundry. Other services include special orders of personal iterns, flowers, and overseas merchandise. 171 1 , xW , X , -W 'f f Qwffi- P145 f. X ffl , -,sf V- , wg fi' . ' 'wifi ' - 'f ,Z f' 1 M muf- 7 DQ-Qs, I 4 . uf-'2 ,,,f 9' 1,10 f f XO V: 'U '.,,-fww' Q , fx I Z 1 f ,X , f , 4 Z ff J? :M ' ff, i 'M W QW' 4b'5'i-:sf ,-,,,,, x .-X X ls: X z-. Tfwflksfi if x 'WFS fl. X ' fgw mn v ,ffl Q., , 'sm ' 311 -4 1. . ' 15- f H: V '91 A Qi: ' Q :Mfg-25 V i -X M L ,W rx , .3 X -. Q. , f : ww Xx.k it -ix . 3 . - Q ff' ' 1., ' A A ,, .ig v I if ,tx I ,Y kr . 2 ,, Q 1-ff.. 4 ww I . 'N' ' Q' , nw L w, f Q v , , f'7 X 1 kqnb A i I. If Rf 'Q' M. N. C I 'V -,-,N 'L 1 'Z' RIVERA, V.L. ALEXANDER, W. J. Yi' ALONZO, S. C. ' BLAKE, A. BRAWNER, W. E. BROCKMAN, L. H. CANEPA, S. D. HAGEN,J.V Il n I I ,A R, X f ,I 'K' ,Q il I 4 CTL. , I v . 173 HUNT, J. JACKSON. JOHNSON. KIRKS, L. LEDET, C, E. S. M. LOCKWOOD. EIDE, L. M. MARGRIT IER. PHENIS, J. PRICCO. M. SMITH, G. E. SMITH, G. STRUZYK. TEMPLETON. VAIL, R. G. WHITE, W. WEEDEN. J. WISNER. F. R. W. R. J J.B W. L. S. :QQ sM,,,m L. A 'W -- - 174 3, 3 ,I ,fgw l M ,,,,, W , 4' U. f, Q, mum af. I 6 , Z S 4 4 si., Vin - N. ww-N.,-, ,J C2 'ix mg. 4 3 i S-5 Division. . Promoting and maintaining tne well-being, morale, and efficiency of officers by providing dining, lodging, social, and recreational facilities aboard snip are the tasks of the stewardsmen of S-5 DlVl- SION. This includes taking care of laundry, the maintenance and cleanliness of officer country, and the perparation and service of food to lVllDWAY officers. is.-f i.. N5 . Q, Y Lf -'-vu-ucv'-1 oz? lfli .1 3:51 r J 36 Q qi! ,us'5' v -Q AGAGAS, J.E. ALVARO, RA. ANIEL, D.S. ANUAT, A.P. ARIMBUYUTAN, RC. CATETERNAIVI, VB. DEFENSOR, H.L. DELACRUZ, R. DELOS SANTOS, F.D. DUMPIT, L. ESCOBAL, RP. ESTRELLA, J.S. FABRO, J.L. FULINARA, P.F. GASACAO, A.G. ISIDRO, C. tix' 4' K in LARGO, c.L. UERE PRECLARO' E. No, RM. MANAOIS, MB. QUITOLES, I.Y. RAMOS, C.B. MWANIQA, fe. PAH, nz. ., ROSIMS, r A, Suuczo, AP 178 i D PO S-6 Division. S-6 DIVISION provides required aviation supply sup- port to the embarked Air Wing squadrons and to the Aircraft Intermediate Maintenance Department, Air Department. and other ship's departments associated with the support of aircraft aboard IVIIDVVAY. This task is accomplished by Aviation Storekeepers who receive. identify. store, requisition, and issue aviation supplies The storekeepers also confirm ship- ments and make reports on excesses, shortages, and damages. 5 pn 19' ,nj .. If n 'Q 'f 1 Ti , :Nil 9 wx , gf. LT D. ALLEN ARMENTROUT, R. D. BLUE, P. GALANG, J. ASEN, J. Nl. ATCHLEY, R. DUCKWORTH, J. C. FERRER, C. C. FORE, R. L. GOFF, L. GREEN, R. KEESEY, D. W. KORF, N. J. KOTE, D. L. IVIICHALSKI, T. NELSON, J. C. ODEN, J. D. PROBERTSON, D. R. SCHNEIDER, S. J. SCHONBERGER, W. G. SWARTLEY, L. M. WELCH, J. J. ,L 1 ! ' i l , H .Y-at 5 6. 'I 'I 1 . 4, f VL ff. ,J , . .UVI .g Q L . X Ii I VI 'E N J ., X rf -5 4.VV ' NL , P Q x'LV J V A 'km X kgx x X xx, X Q... 2 i 'EQ s 6 , s ,Q f Z 5 , 2' f L. ,-.unix .15 ww S-7 Division.. The AUTOMATIC DATA PRO- CESSING DIVISION is a part of the Supply Department. However, the tasks performed by S-7 DIVISION are not limited to support of the Supply Department. With proper utilization of the ship's computer system, many ship and Air Wing functions are simplified and made more efficient. There are five major systems within the division. First is the Shipboard Uniform Automatic Data Processing System CSUA- DPSJ, which keeps track of all stock items aboard MIDWAY. Aviation Maintenance and Ma- terial Management System pro- vides for up-to-date reports on maintenance and stability of air- craft and ground support equip- ment. Ship's Force Overhaul Manage- ment System CSFOMSJ pertains to maintenance work done in ship- yards such as Hunters Point. A Master Roster System on per- sonnel information is also a re- sponsibility ofthisdivision. Of interest to all is that S-7 per- sonnel prepare the computerized paylists issued twice each month. X ENS BAKALEY, S. L. KOETITZ, A. E. BEESON, D. CZAPINSKI, R. DOLIN, J. GATES, G. G. HAWKINS, P. HENTZEL, G. L. HUMPHREY, P. KAUTZSCH, S. H. KNIGHT, H. F. ' - ' .ul. 55,1 1 W X 1 ,V I ? .'f ,fyfflnfr gg, .Q Z. y f .5 . 0 H. QW' 1 Ti-Q 9x Fix.: , FE as LAMMONS, T. G. MENDENHALL, J. vv. I MTLLIGAN, T. T T ' E P T f MORWST E- L- RM Q P NELSON, D. w. 1 T - . , T SMUTZ, G. E. S 'S'39Sgf?7iX Xi as V? h N.. i weapons department W Division . X 1. .SX ,, K g , 4 X 1 1 3 . ' if . :X sfo, ZXIX . ' I , 087 E , ff X ,ew M .E . . ' 1 ' X I S ii Q X .5 X sv - if S, 5 f X4 fT , ,X N I , ,J ,, NXYXNW v , f-ft. f W if X .AX . SSX S N ,X fa X D x , T ' ,MQ I X. Xf , -s Ili X , Ii... ix x , ,Q WX i K g , is Nfxx XX X Es, To keep a ship in an ever-ready state, To make a ship that is powerful and great, It is ourjobto do just that, And our knowing what to do is a matter-of-fact. From building bombs such as DST's To securing our spaces for weathered seas, To being able and ready to please. lt's our job to do each of these, It has been proven beyond a doubt, ThatW DIVISION is here, strong and stout, Ready and able for whatever may arise, Forthe fight for peace by the seas and through the skies- C.G. Reed W . - LCDR C.R. WERTZBERGER LT. L.W. MONROE LTJG W.F. BRADLEY CWO J.L. GILLUM CWO J. LANGENOHL WO R. KLINE JOYCE, D. RUDOLPH, G.A. BLATNIK, A.J. BLOOMQUIST. K.E. BOERSEN, M.D. BOOTH, A. BUSA, R. CASTILLO, R.A. EDMONSON, R.G. FREIMILLER, W. GARDNER, H.F, HASSLER, R.B. JONES, L.L. LEWIS, J. LUCERO, A.R. PINKER, R. RANKIN, E. REED, C.G. ROLLINS, J.M. SIMMONS, R.B. SUCHER, J.A. VANDAGRIFF, C.K. 1 f A W , , 1, fl, ..,-. I Z J ll i 5 i ,g,, ,---1 H Y ga--,J Ai As V1 1 I E ? hx Y qi 1 HX L I XI I I w lili' UQ Jim, ,, A I Q, . t ' f Pt. qi ' r,. '1 1 F to 3 I, 1 I i X I89 .AJ 0 I K FOX DIVISION is responsible for the fire control essential to accu- rate gunnery. The division's fire control technicians maintain the snip's guns in a position of read- iness. acting as secondary defense for IVIIDWAY. LTJG S. J. STEPHENS GAY, C. MAYR, S. AYON, NI.A. BARTON, K.L. EARLY, G. FOX, IVI. GORNILEY, J.P. HENDERSON, W.E. MC GARRY, J. NIEWSZEL, S. MUNDS, D.J. PARKER, A.K. PIERCE, R. WILLIAMS, R.A. , ,,f A Q 7 A m , , f fl , 17 f My A' ff . , fd : ' 7? U ik an .74 . , , M 16. , l f if W fm f ,, ' ze. ff ff mf f . ff, , ' fl i Y fx I Q JU W Fiftn Division. . FIFTH DIVISION is responsible for tne movement of ordnance to and from tne magazines and for maintaining and manning the sbip's battery. Tne task of maintaining IVIID- WAY's magazine and ordnance stowage areas is a very demanding one. Along with tne sneer pnysi- cal efforts of moving tnousands of pounds of ordnance tnere are also tne myriad safety precautions to be observed to ensure a iob safely done. FIFTH DIVISION also cares for the snip's small arms. as well as for tne clerical work for all ammo ex- penditures. 3 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 4 I 4 1 I 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 .gb rn, ,V 1 1-nf, -k A -any 1 i, W his dw , -f-api, .M SBP: 4 -- sf... 'Www -1 -..,..,, .........,..,,., 'Wa- 'In CIA. E. s -4591 xi 4' E! 7, if gi Q11 tl mga xn- 4 'R-x...,,s x Q Qmxi' N. -mx. xx k ' X ' sw, . 'h.S, QQ L. j-We R -Magi-. , 'ix va, is sn. M -1. X Ni , -.v-7 ,W 1, ,mx i 32M qv 'WI LTJG B. DOWTY DYER, G. ALEXANDER, M. W. AVIGLIANO, L. D. BRAGDON, J. F. DAHRENS, D. F. EDWARDS, L. A. ELLINGTON, R. H. FARLEY, R. E. GORDON, W. T. JOHNSON, B. c. , A ff' ,flff JONES vv. - 1. 4M Off' HUMPHREY, vv. ,Qi I JOSLYN,W. B. I ' 4 bil ,- an -a KERRIGAN, J. L. LENTZ, D. E. LESLY, T. LEWIS, G. E. LINEHAM, M. J. MILLER, T. PADILLA, J. POLLETT, R. C. RODESNEY, M. A. RODRIGUEZ, P. SCIGLIMPAGLIA, V. S. WARREN, D. E. 194 .1 '9 is I I is G Division. G DIVISION is responsible for storing and assemblying all ord- nance aboard IVIIDWAY and for delivery of this ordnance to the embarked AirWing. The division is divided into four basic crews. The first is the AS- SEMBLY CREW, which is tasked with the breaking out of all com- ponents and with the building of the bombs. The HANGAR DECK CREW re- ceives the ordnance from the ASSEMBLY CREW via one of the five weapons elevators and de- livers the bombs to the flight deck. The FLIGHT DECK CREW en- sures that there is always enough ordnance on the flight deck to supply the Air Wing for their mis- sions. ORDNANCE CONTROL co- ordinates the entire operation. f .n9 L 7 Af- bn... 15-ff i Q Qi? 33 gn if A . x 539, X Q4 W All X 5- -1 X, x , .Nrw-..,, X.. I 2 W-..,,1 y , K AA3, . .c , I M bmi, M fb' Vi V' 4 f ,hx E WI?- , h ' .1g. ,, fi Xffqgmk k . XX, X g N , fs 5 X x Q. Ulfm A we-ws-'g,.,. v '. EX1 1 Me sf 1 A i ,Nw ISS x R -Q Q-.. ,--commune- 1 fx X if -4 S I ' x 'T' . Q v Y 1 gm:--rv -' 1 H JY X . 5':eYv'd ff .-W7 ' X K N . - A iv' sg- ' A Y - , F .E I I l 1 'W' X my n A L1 .,,.,,..-nssnnvdi - .,.1., 3 , ww mf ,,,,M.W W,. . 1, g 7- WW W ,,,,,M,.m- 3 5 N gf 1 . ' xv, 1- X ,. Mk 'N Al , no , L l , U , 5 1 , , . I gr'-. 4 2 aw' ' gpm., 1 i i 4 i R .af 'Y I- M xg? -1 u XL . lox? ,AY . 5 is -4 s fag C X N, vu! 'Rf 41, j puff. LCDR J. W. ADAMS LTJG S. EPPERSON WO B. W. ELLIOTT BOVER, C. SYRIE, J. D. ANDREWS, S. F. BROWN, J. M. CONSTIEN, R. CORBIN A. D. DALE L. D. DICKS J. R. DIXON J. B. DONALDSON S. C. ELDER S. GUERRERO . . HAMBRICK P. J. HELMS J. HIGDON G. . HUBER R. C. KING J. W. KOAHOU S. K. MAYFIELD A. J. OVERLY G. F. PACE L. C. PACHECO L. RETTIG R. SMITH K. A. TOM P. WATSON W. . WILD, D. C. GM Division.. The GUIDED MISSILE DlVlSlON's mission is to provide necessary weaponry for self-defense of MIDWAY. GM DIVISION must have available the most technically ad- vanced instruments of defense known to man. The role of the men ot GM is to receive, maintain, and ensure the operation of these weapons at a moment's notice. pm li xg' 5 ,ww 55927 fl? P f 3 P P LCDR D. KRUEGER L L3 ' - TERRILL, H. ' PM- BORIS, P. P. A A J CATES, D. 'A P Lf CHAMBERLAIN L. A ' . - -'-f. 5 . L CHAVEZ, A. .. . A l .V W P 1 CORTNIK, C. ELLIS, C. 'f PINDLAY, J. ' -- N' P . I . . y NQTQ, .1- 5 X ' kwi'FF'L+ ' GUICE, J. gi? ' 1 HECHT, T. L. ff. HOLUS, G. D. A fffykf Lf- ff KIRBY, D. C. fwv - LINZY, E. E. P C ' 4 . Mc ELHENNEY, E. L f Ross, R. P SHIPLEY, D. P. f . ,f X57 ' ff.. C .4 N x ,..4.. . u 4-. Us THOMPSON, R. 4 2 C A , ' TONEY T. L TRUJILLO A C WARD. Jf 1 202 GT marine detachment 1 Marines. . The MARINE DETACHMENT is a very important ad- dition to MIDWAY, both at sea and in port. 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RIGHT: F-4B PHANTOM ll's are flown by pi- lots of FIGHTER SQUADRONS ONE FlVE ONE and ONE SIX ONE. This aircraft has proven to be the free worId's most dependable and versatile fighter jet. The PHANTOM is cap- able of intercepting enemy threat aircraft at more than twice the speed of scund and at altitudes up to 60,000 feet. This aircraft is also capable of carrying extensive ord- nance loads for air strike missions. Q ,ell . . f-e,fe ' 21'-A V-Q., 4... A... Ls 3 M ln .. - . O hs: W f if - J,,,,,wJMJL,:g ?' I N519 Y Q G A i........., 2 ' AA, Maasai... --.. We-...M 6.1. 'idgifggfv ,, x nnuvnh ' ?j,J4W.yi xv 551 -'M h TOP: Pilots of both ATTACK SQUADRONS FIFTY-SIX and NINETY-THREE take pride in flying the A-7B CORSAIR Il. This single seat. light jet attack aircraft has proven itself as a reliable weapons system in a variety of at- tack missions. MIDDLE: ATTACK SQUADRON ONE FIFTEEN flies the GRUMMAN A-6 INTRUDER, the Navy's only all-weather attack aircraft. This jet is capable of delivering heavy ordnance loads with pinpoint accuracy in any weath- er, BOTTOM: The RF-8 CRUSADER, the photo version of the F-8 Fighter, is flown by pilots of LIGHT PHOTOGRAPHIC SQUADRON SIXTY-THREE. This jet is a tactical recon- naissance aircraft capable of using black and white film, color negative film, and cam- ouflage detection infrared film in four cam- era stations. l 253 4- 'T Top: The E2B HAWKEYE is the world's most sophisticated operational carrier-based air- craft. Utilizing this complex weapons sys- tem. CARRIER AIRBORNE EARLY WARNING SQUADRON ONE FIFTEEN provides the Task Force Commander with rapid and complete information concerning air and surface contacts within striking distance of the force. Bottom: HELICOPTER COMBAT SUPPORT SQUADRON ONE flies the SHBG SEA KING. This aircraft is used for plane guard. VIP and logistic runs throughout the Gulf of Tonkin. The SEA KING has shown itself to be especially valuable in its primary mission: rescue operations. N '-x 'X ,,, 'iwxv xxxxixxxxxxxxxxixx Q -N W.-. .x.xyNNSN5-Tr?-INF-'NBYEE - x 'Xb?'75. ' 'N-N -N NNNNN Commanding Officer, CVW-5 if CAPTAIN C.E. MYERS ,ff 2 W4 'vs' w---.J .M H -q,x.-w'.x.'Q.N-N3-'Y-N-N'NW'5xN'gN'qN ' rj ! ,V W, A x ,, M' ' -1,-.x.w'1N'1N A.,,,M,vw-ww,-wf ' -ax.-xr- 9' S 'Nxx.'cxE-5-'YN-'x:N..N:fCx-'Wh-'NW-f - MMF 255 CVW-5 Staff E . ,H-ff- ii: u 1 1443.1 1. . V ! E 231 fffffm W HAYS, J. KEMP. J.S. SULLIVAN, C.M. 1 -5 ., :ix K , , K . 9 FARROW, G.L. ROBERSON, C.J CHRISTIE, RR. 'LI-K1 l ..- at xl' f L 4. xp fi .- L . 3 ' 3 un sm ' .Lil I W'-J Squadron Leaders COMMANDER COMMANDER S. P. HUHN F. R. MILLER COMMANDING OFFICER EXECUTIVE OFFICER VAW115 VAW 115 YVY 'ra FE COMMANDER COMMANDER COMMANDER COME L. TERRELL D. L CLARKF P D BARRISH ANDING OFFICER EXECUTIVE OFFIAQXI I7 ' ' OFFICER VA 93 VA 93 - COMMANDING VA 115 258 lfvfvif '..'f!P COMMANDER COMMANDER COMMANDER N. L. HARVEY W. l.. CI-IATI-IAM C. G. ANDRES COMMANDING OFFICER COMMANDING OFFICER EXECUTIVE OFFICER VA 56 VA 56 VA 56 Cpastj ipresentj '35 'Qlczf' COMMANDER J. C. PRESLEY EXECUTIVE OFFICER VA 115 COMMANDER COMMANDER C. G. KOTHER J. S. DISHER COMMANDING OFFICER EXECUTIVE OFFICER VF 151 VF 151 259 COMMANDER CGMMANDER E. vv. CONNELL C- C- HOFNER COMMANOING OFFICER EXECUTIVE GFFICER VF 161 VF161 LT COMMANDER L T COMMANDER LT COMMANDER T. G. HEINTZELMAN O. H. GRIFFITH vv, F. GRAY E OFFICER IN CHARGE OFFICER IN CHARGE OFFICER IN CHARG HC1 DET 2 VAQ 130 OET2 VFP 63 DET3 260 . .-,3 .V.., ,T -, V, -., ,f.6:.: i' '..g, 1S1. riff: Y. vfw, ,, f '-'i'-T-7'L':W- '1-73'5 X 'f.- '5 fS?'l?i?3f ':'-i'T '1- ' . , f' -'gm --- - --' ' +- ' -Ti' ri - Sv- - f , - -.-- '. -..-,+-,,A,?'- fr ,.- .,.f.,3, --,N y, .- , ' x--A-5 4 U ,qi-4- R . , ... ,..-.....:....-.A.-..,,,.:,f,.,'...----,.-,,.,rcj15.x,,-QA'-,M .. A-v - A , Y... - 325- - L K, -M'. . I ,fox .1 . 45 ling, :mimi rv.. ,7 H? X Il E Gi eff. .,' , .',1.,xy:f. .Z .A , .Y4-- ,,. if -is ,kylv ii VFP - 63 The primary mission of RECONNAISSANCE ATTACK SQUADRON SIXTY-THREE QVFP 633 DETACHMENT THREE is target locating and pre- and post-strike assessment. Called the photo, birds . or the eyes of the fleet , VFP 63's F8's take aerial pictures vital to mission planning and in locating targets often dif- ficult to see. 261 if f fi A' X- :-1 , N -.Q A Xxhw, ----...WML 4 4: 'Qs -R.. .,vP ' . ,ww , V -X , I'- fl wr v 1 A Q ' 11 , ,W . hx ,V N , v, 'N BRUCE, C.M. IVERSON, G.W. KEYS, J. LEONARD, F.P. PAIGE, G. RINGWOOD, P. MURRAY, E.J. NYBERG, M.O. BAUGHN, J.F. BEYER, T.R. BLANKENSHIP, K.R. BURK, A.W. CAVANESS, K.R. CHRISTENSEN, J. CLIFTON, B.A. DELOVICH, R.P. FORD, L. FRANK, W. GARRISON, S.E. GRISWOLD, S. INTA, E.B. HANSEN, K. HEWITT, D.M. I-IOPERSBERGER, C. MARTIN, HJ. PETERS, E. REICK, Eo. ROBERTS, R. ROUSH, J. SCARPITTO, EE. SEEFELDT, N. SIMMONS, A. SMITH, L.D. SMOOT, A. SPRAGUE, F. TULLIS, R. f'f' Q if X .R- Ras, . if .. . Q 5,-r . wx ini s VY. 7 W4 I Jr' VAW-1 15 Utilizing the E2B HAWKEYE, the world's most sophisticated operational carrier-based aircraft, CARRIER AIRBORNE EARLY WARNING SQUADRON ONE HUNDRED FIFTEEN provides the Task Force Commander with rapid and complete information concerning air and surface contacts within striking distance of the force. Experienced E2 crews also give significant combat support assistance to Air Wing Five attack and fighter aircraft. The HAWKEYE is designed around a high speed general purpose computer which is capable of performing a multi- tude of tasks at real time speed. VAW 115 personnel work around the clock to ensure the availability of fully operational aircraft necessary to meet squad- ron commitments. -wr 265 ,gf 1 6- 'di T. lf V . vlawvq,x,. W Q Q I I X t 4 .Q 'w I ,A '-' X 10 W'iNu p l x F321 'C A I V I ,, , , 5 ff gymf., , 'V 4 f A ww mwf,-f,f..yM:y,x Wim J . , ,,,,, . 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DOSHIER, G. ELLEDGE, D.L. ERICKSON, L.H. FARBER, E.J. FOLLMER, D.C. GALL, R.C. GARVIN, E. GOSSACK, G.D. GUITON, J.E. GUSTIN, S.R. GUTIERREZ, J.A. HAINES, R. HUDGEONS. R. HUNN, L.M. JEPPERSON, K. JOHNSON, R.W. KAIJANKOSKI, J. KIES, R.J. KISER, J.G. LANGLOIS, G.J. LAESKE, F. LARIMER, T.R. LAUDERDALE, M. LEATHERBERRY, J LEONARD, C.E. LITTLEJOHN, F.C. LOVEJOY, W.C. LOWERS, W.C. MATTHEWS, T. MC HUGH, C.J. MC KINLEY, R.D. MICALI, M. MORENO, AP- OLTMAN, T-L ROGGE, ME- WELSH, RJ. MUNSON, Cl ORR, CS, RUSSELL, HI' WHITLMAN, .I-K Ni'.K1i IH Pl! HUUFXJ K U 'J I IHS, W WILUAMS. H NEWBY, Af. resvwows, RG IHUNSTRON, W WILSON, RR, X My L M' 'f-1 4 VW :gl-TX 2 R ,f ' . fc VO. HE ' '- ' ?ss4'-- fr'f'r-rw 1.1: 41.4-1.+142-7-r.:..:,::a,':Q:.--vp' .:f,- .- me , . 1 sis-, ,,,..,,,L,,,--. Mg- vAQ-13o, Der. 2 TACTICAL ELECTRONIC WARFARE SQUADRON ONE THREE ZERO CVAQ 1307 provides sea and shore-based forces with airborne electronic countermeasures CECMJ and air-to-air refueling capabilities in support of attack carrier task force operations. VAQ 130 provides four detachments to the fleet, each consisting of three air- craft, aircrews, maintenence and administrative per- sonnel. VAQ 130 grew, through various combinations and commissionings, out of Carrier Airborne Early Warn- ing Squadron Thirteen QVAW 131 VAQ 130 was commis- sioned on 1 October 1968 with six sister squadrons. Since that time, VAQ 130 has enlarged by absorbing four of those sister squadrons and reorganizing them as smaller VAQ Detachments. 2734 F' 4 ,... '-.- - 1 .:- ...gg vfffq' tj: 311 ' .f Q 1 J 1 V , , w, 6 si- ! f- 'ff fi 'Ili GRIFFITH, D. H. CAMPBELL, R. BROWN, G. BRUNTON, D. BURNHAN, W. J. CASTILLO, R.S. CERVANTES. H. CHRISTOPHER, D. CLAY, R. COLEHOUR, M. DOPF, A. EMERY, G. FAJARDO, C. FELIX, A.U. GILL, L. 'Pal Em X I 'Q ,mf QW-ffwff 4 K N 4' . ik ' ' Q I X . . if - ,., , .. . Y, xx t 0 fb ,X .N 'xx was e Q X X X f f 3512 '5 , fu f . -- , . H C C GREENIDG UMBOVRIVEIVD. Kmflggwd QL. K1AiBBEL,G.G. HERBERT, H. HIPP, rw HUGHES M PuPARATo,A. READHJ. ' Rlci1VXEEJLsQG'E' NAJERAJ' NAVAUA' My OKGN TVWQ slvnTH,F.L. SNIITH,J. SWINDLE QM' ROGERSIE' SARGENL K SHNWDOE 'D ' - WALLNKW. WETHERBLIQL WHWSON M 276 . ,.,-r MQ - . . 4 .-.g .,. ..,,,... , , W ,. ..5--., -Ljvwfsn. , . - .. J. . SQ HC-1 HELICOPTER COMBAT SUPPORT SQUADRON ONE. DETACHMENT TWO's mission aboard MIDWAY is pri- marily Search and Rescue QSARJ. Serving as plane guard during flight' operations, HC 1 is called upon to insure the safe recovery of downed pilots, and mini- mize the possibility of injury. At the same time DET 2 carries out logistic runs to neighboring ships, distrib- uting much needed parts, supplies and most impor- tantly, the mail. On Sundays, DET 2 becomes The Holy HeIo crew. carrying the Chaplains to nearby ships. 277 7 1- U' -ff X BATES, W. HEINTZELMAN. KELLY. J.L. DICK, D. T. HERB, R.D. POWELL, G.A. DUGGAN, RF, JOHNSON, R.L. WINTER, J. ig. L YK 2 L Q X R S LQ S Xx XR X W X X X N 1 ,I X N L N I N X -..., by k 'e NNN was ,.x L xx V. N Q Q ' gn X 1 -X X Glu NNN Q X P X L Sk X 1 N. X XX X X XXX E 1 x Q 'N S Y N i Q , V- fi. 5 X V . , S ., bf ju X, . . S L E , X w 7 A , . w-Q frfmyf ,, f N' X X x? f , - my Q xvxf , I E: X SO ' f V Q Ej - Lf ,Q-3 QQ-.. 7, :A L wx N . 2 N YQ1 :TN ig? 4 y Fwy . X T 4, x 1 ,X 1 f 2 f . L . Q iff ' L ' fx N g k 5 g, 3 R . , 5 Q -A Rf, f 1 X . T ' Q , 7 2 XT, wx v E - 1 A ' ,Q vw N- . g 2 ,Q ,4 Q 5 XX ff , if X 5- xi ww ,XX 1 W 5-X i L? , X. -'-if-5-, , ww S-k 280 CK xg -im ix' - nnppugggnng, 'A -fe ,a'fr'7llQZi' Q, xt, ' V-I t- -.... - vA-56 The mission of ATTACK SQUADRON FIFTY-SIX QVA 565 CHAMPIONS was to provide continuous day and night delivery of conventional weapons to thwart the input of supplies to North Vietnam by sea. and to prevent move- ment of supplies from North to South Vietnam. The CHAMPIONS were commissioned in 1956. fly- ing A-4's. ln 1968 the squadron made the transition to the A-7B CORSAIR ll. 281 '1'.'.,j1Q'f',j-,r 5.1 ,D , Y.v.:,:g9.:,, g3'f,'9',r 1: ,Q flf.14,,-'.'Wf,,f.,V, ra. ,-,, suilbggq u'--.' r ,'1.: , 1-.-, ' Q 1 -.-Q, ., ,--. ff' ,Q ,N.g,, , , rf., N 1-. fr,-,-1 V - ', A-..-ffxzf-rv-.- gg fmf.-1-3 c. T. A. ,-.--,,-c ,,-q,a I i he 1 l i 7 3 Q 4 282 f X, xfgfk A ,.,.,,,. ff + 5 X E 'U A - ' 3 -, f Af I x Qi23,Li,f MW' X Vx, , gg fy . iw f Q A iff '73 17.7 34,2 ,ff , .f' m s,':i ww ,. , ., 5 Q? 1? f 'gmgfg.,'fwfg,y ygff' 1 9, r Zz- ' V' ?'ff,lwf 2 ,,w fw! ff ,' 'J f f ,, f f s ,V ,fun 5 'fp iw V if , A ff ifffgfw 'fmpm V 'fy-ff, fn' ,M- , ,,,, , ,, , Mvfu-W W ' 4 MZ, ., if , J H cf -O' f if 1? A ,ZW 4 X ,:-P' BADER, L.M. BEAKLEY, J.E. CHATHAM, W.L. DELANEY, J.T. FABER, D.E. GAWLIK, J. GOODROW, E. HARVEY, N.L. HICKS, H.S. HOKANSON, C. KNIGHT, B. LAFLAIR, K. LINDAHL, J. LOTSBERG, W.P. NICHOLS, A. PENN, M.G. SANDERSON, R. SANGER, K.T. SHANK, G.L. THOMAS, H.C. BAGWELL, B.T. BERARD, K.E. CARTER, C.F. ENGLISH, J. FEESE, J. GILGE, J. JIMESON, R. 5 'Q ---........-...,...i 284 5:51 1.2: ...Q x 'Dfw 5 . f '73 vc-Q s p .. qv- ox . af'- 44 ' N W s 4, Q vw, A Tr KX Q X Us FRY, H.C. SMITH, H. ANDERSON, H. BARTHA, R.J. BERGER. R.D. BLAKE, B.R. Q' 5, -:Q x K 5' 7-C N 1 ' I '- . T! X 'M A , ff ' f MERC1ER, C. PENNINGTON, G. RYE, J. TROMBLEY. R.C. ACREY, G.E. ANDERSEN, B.H. APPELBE, J.V. BAGLEY, C. BANIAS, EB. BATTIEST, M.W. BEAIRD, D.C. BERG, M. BENNY, 5.5. BILLINGS, R. BINGER, M. BLANCHE, C. BLOCHER, H. BOBO, W. 285 BECKER, D. BOES, F. BOTENS, D.P. BRADWAY, D. BRADY, R.L. BRASUEL, M.R. BRINES, G.P. BROOKS, F.E. BRYAN, G. BUE, R.D. BULMNER, W. BUSSE, G.A. CADIGAL, C.T. CARPENTER, L.C. CARTER, W. CLARK, S. COWARD, M.R. CRAWFORD, T. CROWDER, V. DANIELS, L. DEAN, R.W. DEATON, D. DEWALL, R. DOUGLAS, S.A. DOWELL, D.K. DUELL, L.R. ESP, C.G. FAIR, L. FERNANDES, L. FERREL, E.E. FIELDS, NI. FOSTER, P. FREEMAN, S. FRUIT, G.C. FULLER, H.B. GALE, N.R. GALLO, M. GERBITZ, E. GILLILAND, L.D. GUNTER, F.R. If ,W A W' Y if. 1 f I L XX I L, x 5 W ,Q bf.. I Q 1 Iv NL ., A 5 L , J I Y'-wx ff in E., g s L N.. S wg. ,wpf a S , ins x fi K 286 I X 7 Q., GWYNN, R. HARGRAVE, D.C. HENRY, D.B. HUBBARD, J.R. JOHNSON, M.C. LACY, W.A. W .. 1 FS A... 4 f limj f . 'X rw X ,Q- ,.. .Q 4-.Q A .5 T... 7 j I ff A . fg I HALL. J. HARRINGTON HILL, J. HUTCHINS, D. KRATES, T. LAHMERS, R. ,N. HALLGREN, C.J. HARROLD, W.F. HOLLINGER. D. HUYLER, G.L. KOCH, R.L. LANGLEY. J.A. K' ,,.1 . I I' 9' HAMNER. T.W. HEAD. J.R. HOULIHAN. JM JACKSON. T. KNOTTINGHAM LANGOON. C.C. 5 P' 4 Q3 Af, A 5 ,gm - M1 Q' . ... ...Q fi 1 'N i H Q , vi' L Q J- Al .-gg. 'i 49.5, ff! 287 AHANEY, Ps. HENDRICK. J. HOWELL. JR. JELKS. M. KUHN. R. LASHWOOD. S Q,- 1 A . 1 be 'L A-f' xx X HR., X. LN M . S Q LAUGEL, R. LIGHT, J. LOGAN, J.E. MACKEY, M.L. MANIPIS, G. MATAUA, S. MATZEN, G.N. MC GOUCH, R.L. MC NAMARA, P. MC NARY, W.R. MELVILLE, S. MERRELL, D.G. MICEGHEL, C.L. MINICH, J. MURPHY, R. NG, T. PARSONS, B. PEARSON, S.R. PHILLIPS, R.D. PICART, G.M. PIEPER, R.L. PLANE, J. PRIM, J. PROBST, J.A. A ' 21.-V Ou, 1 . ww -1 Y,,y, tx flf JM f,,f., fs ' X .-r V I 5 Wi, 1' W E v f M A..J . I 28 nf - Tw? X. K . W 8 .vs-1, I II I .... sv.. :PK Af' uv ,L 'KW ,cf Q' 'I ii QUINN, T.A. REED, CA. REINA, R. RICHARDS, J. RICHARDS, R. RICK, G.A. RIDDELL, R. RILEY, R.J. RUMMELT, R.L. RUSSELL, F, SAUNDERS, L.S SAWYER, J.L. SCHMAILZL. L. SCHNACKE, J.A SCHWINOF, T.H SEBRING, W.E. SELF, D.F. SELOVER, C.A. SHAY, R. SORANNO, D. SPENCER, C.C. SPENCER, M. STANLEY, L.W. STASKO, M. STENSAAS. H L STEPHENS. D. STROSNIDER SUGATAN, O. SULLIVAN. J. TAICLER, T. TARBILL. D.E. THOMAS, J.E. THOMAS. W. THORSON. S.G TIMM, E.A. TRESSLER, C.L. VALDEZ, G.T. VARGA, T. VARNEY, B.A. vAsEL. IE. VASQUEZ. c. VERNON, Rvv. VIRAY. R. WALTON, 5.5. WIGGINS, C. WILCOX, RL. WISH, L. WOOLCOTT, D. WRIGHT, J.T. U. . ig 15515. 524' B+ 4' u 290 si in . 'Fc 8 A . v .I ii ,. 5 'Y VA-93 The mission of ATTACK SQUADRON NINETY- THREE is to deliver ordnance against enemy targets, on land or at sea. in strike, close air support, and in- terdiction operations. VA 93 has operated from the decks of a number of aircraft carriers, including HORNET, ORISKANY, TICONDEROGA. RANGER, ENTERPRISE, HANCOCK. BON HOMME RICHARD, and MIDWAY. The squadron has participated in seven combat deployments, six of which have been during the current conflict in Southeast Asia. VF 93's BLUE BLAZERS assumed the attack mission early in 1955, flying F9F-8 aircraft. and was redesignated as ATTACK SQUADRON NINE- TY-T.HREE in 1956 and transitioned to the A-4A Sky- hawk. Since then, the squadron has maintained a combat-ready posture flying A-4C's. E's, and finally ,the A-7B CORSAIR ll. 'E'-.fp . -1 .bush-yr , E . ,---Qg...:,4.L.,,-, ' M' vu, ,?'V9!Wfe,'f-, ,- 3. !1 .Mi 1 -1 T un..---...X BEITH, W.R. CASSIMAN. P, FOLKMAN, SG. GAY. J.P. HOWE, D.F. LORKOWSKI. J.J. NOLL. R. PICKAVANCE. W. ARAKAWA, AR. BULLARD, R.D. STODOLSKI, B.F. STOVER, W.M. COBB. M. HALPIN. T.F. MC CORMACK PIKE. H.W. CARTER, M.D. SURFACE. RR. X a- b CONTRERAS, E HARDGRAVE. J MONROE. B. SCHMIDT. H. GARDNER. S.R. VIGIL, E, .F. DIXON. W.P. HERZOG. M.D. MULHOLLAND. WREN. GJ. MILLER. L. ZINN, B.G. :Q L fa. 'L Q xl . -- -9- W . 5 3 -n , 'V . K J.. 1. 2 LQ' L 7 W lk. 1 ' wx. vw ADAMS, G.D. BACHMANN, K.L. BANANA, E.C. BANNING, T. BENOIT, R. BRADLEY, J.E, BRAIN, R. BRAUN, R.D. BROOME, B.L. BROWN, W.L. BRUMBACK, C.E. BUCK, P. CASANOVA, P.L. CASTEEL, T.A. CHILSON, A. CHRISTENSEN, A. COATES, D.L. COMER, L. CULVER, R.D. DEPAUW, S. EAKINS, J.L. EDSALL, D.L. FERREIRA, M. FISK, M.W. FLEMING, F. FRANKENSTEIN, L. GALIEN, W.L. GALVAN, A.U. GIVENS, J. GRAHAM, R.R. . 1 -drib- .L ,f . LAM 'hw 9 'tr' fg,.' 5 X W 1 Xxg - , sz A L AAA , ' mg ' ,n . wx y at EL V -H 5. f. X. J 4 X ff X. V :Ili 76 Q ff! 1... mf! 9 Q L4 - X . , rv ,' w N PM 4. 1 ws.. APL. -Q.. -7 GREEN, J. HAMILTON, S. HAMPTON. J.R. HANSEN. AD. HARRINGTON, D.L HILLEY. J. HOLLOWAY, D. JOHNSON. R. KONDRATICK. T. KOONS, J. LAMBERT, L.E. LEDTJE, R.E. LEWIS, E.M. LONG, J.R. LOPEZ, R.E. MURRAY, R. MC GINN, MP. MERENDINO, K. MILLIGAN, DA. MONDORF, C.W. MUNSON. E.B. NIMMONS, L. NORMAN, J.C. O'DAY. J. OLDFIELD, GS. ORR, CD. PERILLO. T.L. PRICE. G. PROUTY. S. RIDDLE. WD, ROBERTS, R.L. ROBINSON, W.W. ROBSON, P.R. RUFENACHT, L.E SAAVEDRA, E. SANTOS, A.C. SARINAS, E.M. SCHNOOR, D. SEABOURN, J.R. SERRA, B.C. SHANNON, S.D. SHOTTS, W.E. SMITH, R.E. STARK, R.A. STEFFEY, R. SUSI, M.A. TANBERG, M. TAYLOR, D. TERNUS, G. THIRTYACRE, J.L VAHEY, J.T. VEST, J.C. VIAR, M.L. VLASIC, QM, WEDEL, J. WILDERSON, G. WILUAMS, B.L. WILLIAMS, J. WOLFE, A. Y Y fs Liv lf 1 VA-115 ATTACK SQUADRON ONE HUNDRED FIFTEENQVA 1157 has had a long-term involvement in Southeast Asia as part of the United States Navy's Seventh . . A- Fleet. At the onset of the Vietnam conflict. the RABS were flying A-1 Skyraiders. Today VA 115 flies h GRUMMAN A 6 INTRUDER the Navy's only all t e ' v weather aircraft. The A6A is capable of delivering heavy ordnance loads with pinpoint accuracy in all ther conditions The ARABS also fly the modified wea r . KA6D tanker aircraft which is tasked with providing . . . . f '. Carrier Air Wing Five aircraft with airborne re ue ing. , 299 1'-9 T w..,, X I , X l WMM -2 ' litem: W sw ' V., 300 S 5 E 93 Lv! XZ i I N ,, A 1 if.-? ef', I 1 Wu. fb ICHAEL H CLARK, R. CRAIG, RG. ogms5EgYhRWR. igglhfglh LAMW BENDEL, RJ. BuxEL, M. CARN' 6 KARCEWSK, SJ, REEGANJAW- K ' ' - ' 1 - KER JA HORSLEY,J.B. KALLSEN, B. - HURST J. NEWTOND, PONTON,R.G. SOSNOWY,E,D, EALAJTQSON C L MC CORNHCK' MC MASOPNRJS' wligcgri R ' wmxowsnnc. ABRAMS, H. NETTLEs,M.P, v ' O I ' , - VAN Suomi, G. WALSH, J.D. WILS v . . . A ' i hx: C A . 'AXA f A ' Al, H 5 !XA Z' XAAA fs ...L I I , 4 - . gn: AXXVI .Z . QQJMW: X I XX I I N , ,, f , 4,7 I I T , J We H F Wk 5 Nm, V NRA. M C iii 9 A A .1 -A ,. M V, V . . f A . A Rf . 'A 4 ... Q, . . . , A .A ASSY! f , A ' '. I 1.'. A RRAAf - A A AA A W A f A AA. ,.R RQRf Rl.. A ! ' X'f'R ' P A F ' 2 , X.VVX 9 ,YV .,,., M. NX n I xx ma . J Af . M' 'H N77 'ag W CHARLETON, C.F. DUBOIS, D.L. GEORGE, J. GOSSELIN, C. HUNTER, R.W. JACKSON, M.K. KNIGHT, L.L. LANE, J. LANE, R.D. MITCHELL, G. RAILSBACK, F.A. SCHMIDT, G. TAURIAINEN, D.J. WILBURN, J. WISHON, J.F. 302 -- ' :. kk. is? I fv 'f gf? f, ,Ni f fffff fh 5 1 1 s -.4r 2 ff!-4 f ' X'?',v 9,0 , V, V, W! W, , .. , , X ,,.,,,..,.i fy 'L ff 5 ,535 ,,ff 1 1 731 f f I ' 1 f. ,iff 2 303 o,,fM' BAKER, T. BELL. C. BERNDT, M.R. BRAILEFIELD, C. BREUCH, D. BRYANT, H.D. CHAILANTE, .P.D. CHAMBERLAIN, R.W. CLEAVER, R.E. CUTLER, P.L. DAVIS, L.B. DINCO, J.J. HANCOCK, H.H. HAZLETT, E. IGNACIO, A.Z. JEROMINSKI, P. JOHNSON, D.J. JONESON, R.P. KIRKENDALL, D.L. LLOYD, G.L. LOOMIS, G.G. LYMAN, J.D. MCGEHEE, J.G. MILT, G.W. MINNIS, W.W. MITTS, P.D. OSTREM, S. PETERS, D.I. PETERSON, H. PORTER, J.R. RADATZ, G.A. RICE, R.L. ROBERTS, W. SMITH, D. SMITH, J.E. SMITH, M.L. THOMPSON, T.N. TRAVIS, W. TREUTLE, J. TRIGGS, H.W. WALKER, L.R. WESTLING, M. pm ,f.., I ik-'if vv. 'NI ,Jn VF-151 FIGHTER SQUADRON ONE FIVE ONE CVF 1515, the fighting VlGILANTES , is assigned the primary mis- sion of maintaining air superiority for the protection of fleet strike forces and is one of two fighter squad- rons assigned to Attack Carrier Air Wing Five. The squadron flies the supersonic F4-B PHANTOM ll, which is capable of carrying extensive ordnance loads for air strike missions. ln Mission Seventy-two the VlGILANTES are em- barked on their seventh combat cruise aboard MID- WAY. The squadron provides protection against en- emy air threats and additionally conducts attack missions. ' 305 .. - ,- f- - ,-- m P.. ,'.,,. ' '- - - ' -,'.:r,,,L':9'5kij11 1 4Q A . SG Q:,g,5Q,,.,...4,. ,.q,.f.tg:' 306 f, fa. 1- ,gciwi X, wif , stiff' I 'Ml X I S , , l rf , hr I 4 Klnvwmw 1 1 v 'ffm Z 'uf 55 ,,. , V m'fi4fr Alu BELTZ. JM. CHESIRE, J.R. CONNOR, J. DAGGET, R. DALZELL, F.S. DUPRE, R.E. EVERETT, S. HAYWARD. B.W. HEALEY, GM. HELM. J.L. HILT, T. HODGE. J.B. HOVER. R. KOSKY, E.L. KOTHER, C. KRAMAR, J.D. LONG, A.K. MATTHAEI, R. MATTHEWS. W.C MOCHTAK, J. MODLIN, S.E. NICHOLS, D.F. NICKS. H.T. PHILIPSEN. F.C. SAMPSON, H.B. SCHICK. C.S. SYNIINGTON, D. THOMPSON, B.E THOMPSON, J.C. TRIEBEL, T.W. WEGRZYN, R. YOST, D.A. ZENGER, S. STRONG. D.C. CCIVD E 3 A i 4 1 1 I 5 x 1 i 1 i i ! - , .NL-S ,Qwkj x , x, gwwfvfiw I I i --df' nf r ' '7 clit A,,4 fl fur. as 'W' Y '1 . k ov' in 310 Us ,..W, .1 -v ,.. ..- ...- ... aw 9- pp- ..--v F z 'Q Ja- ,, x jg., 'Sv....,...,. fy BECKER. J.W. BOGERT. R.J. BULL, R. COOPER. R. GONZALEZ. J. MUNOZ, R.A. ROBERTS. E.K. THROWER. C.W. UPCHURCH, T. YUHASZ. S. AGABAO. R.G. ALPER, W. AMICK, K.R. APOSTOL, B.R. ARRITT. J.A. AULD. K.J. AUMONT, D. BAHR. J.L. BARNES, J.A. BARRETT. R.H. BARNWELL. G. BENJAMIN, R.L BLAKE, E. BOHNE, H.J. BOWEN, E.M. BREWER. S.D. BRICK, T.L, BROWN, D. BUENAMEA, J. BURRELL. W. BURRIS-MEYER CAMERON. J.M. CAMIZZI, K. CARTER, M. CHAPIN. P.A. CHILCOTT, M.A CHISHOLM, B. CIANI, J. COCKRELL. J.D COVINGTON, J CROSS, R.C. DEIMAN, R.J. DEMERS, G. DENBO. B.L. DIDIER, M.J. DIETHART, D.A DOMINGUEZ, E DOUGLAS, C. DUBESKY, J. DUCHAMP, G. ELAM, H. ELLER D.L. ENLOW, V.K. ESTACION, RL. FAGUE, J.A. FERRARO, J. FIELD. W.C. FIELDS, W.G. FILLIPI, D. FONSECA, R. FOWLER, D.J. FRANKLIN, W. FRECKER R.L. GAZELLE, A.R GONZALES, RC. - GREIG, J.P. GRIFFIS, J.W. HACK, R.E. HALLE, C.S. HELTIBIDLE, D. HENNIG, D.T. HILL, D. HOBBS, R.L. HOIG, H.D. HOLLIS, E.H. HOPSTER D. HOWLETT, R HUGHES, J.L. HUSTON, G.P. JACKSON, D.S. JAKUBIK, W.H. JEFFERYS, G. JENK, W. KASINER, G. KIENFETTER .I KIRK, T. KNAPP, IVI.R KURTEN, B. LACY, J.D. LAIVISON, K.E. LARGIO, A. LARSON, A. LAVINO, R.J. LAYWELL, J. LEMLEY, RV. LINDSLEY, G.A w is . ff 4 If A ,: VV cz, 312 In I 7 A 'f 'f ff ,lf fy, ... ' H, z rf -1? . . f Q' 1-I kk-59 Q - 1 ff - . in px 0' f 1 X V , Q J .',x 4 - ,, . YQ. af?- ii , f 5 , 'J' M ,ff 'C-af ,zzz C ' Y by 5,4 L UQ V sAk ,, Y V W V LOFTUS, A.L. MARBLEY, T.G. MASSIE, T. MERSHON, P.F. MORGAN, E. PARKER, A.D. Q 5. If V ix, .J I LONG. L.G. LONZON, E. LOPEZ. C.J. MARTIN. HC. MARTIN. S. MARTINEZ, H.R. MAY, J.M. MC CAMMON, J. MC NAIR, J. MILLER, W.G MONGRAIN. J.E. MUNCHOTT, J. NOWICKI, P. OBIT, M. O'NElL, DP. PEREZ, F.J. PERU, M.C. POIRIER, D.W. 313 J 1 'N fri r If Q if 4. ,47 L....l ROLLAND, A. RIXEY, W.W. SAWYER, D.T SMITH, T. TROTT, H. WALSTON, J. WILSON, MJ. 314 VF-161 Tasked with Fleet Air Defense, the CHARGERS of FIGHTER SQUADRON ONE SIX ONE NF 1613, flying F4B PHANTOM II, protect the carrier task force against hostile aircraft. CHARGER PHANTOMS also fly strike missions,-proving the versatility of their high perform- ance aircraft. VF 161's history dates back more than twenty years when the squadron flew from the decks of USS LEX- INGTON and USS RANDOLPH during World War II. The squadron was decommissioned following the war and recommissioned in 1960. VF 161 has since flown the F3B Demon with Air Wing Sixteen aboard the USS ORISKANY and the F4B PHAN- TOM Il with Air Wing Fifteen embarked on the USS CONSTELLATION and later the USS CORAL SEA. On 1 February 1971, the squadron became an integral part of Carrier Air Wing Five and joined the MIDWAY team. 315 HQ- 'f-5'15L- ,Z I . ' '51 -I--4.-,ar , Ur 'F 3i .-..-. f . cv-9-sw -Liill-,nil nb'--'iw .nf -11.41---'WL'-1'--nl . 4.1 ANDERSON, R.R ARWOOD, P.E. BARTHOLOMAY. BELL, J. BRAINERD, S. BROWN, O. CONNELL, E.W. CRANDALL, C.K. DAWSON, R. HOFFNER, C.C. HUHN, J. HULL, G. KOLB, L.P. KOVALESKI, V. KRUEGER, G. LACHAT, P. NIC ELWEE, C.G. MILLER, N. MURPHY, P. NICHOLS, C.R. NICKELS, L. RABB, M.T. SCHULTZ, D.C. SHEAN, K. TAYLOR, R.M. TERLIZZI, T. WATTS, G. WISE, J.A. BATES, E.S. BURKE, G. CRAMER, V.L. GORDON, A.F. GRAY, H. HANNERS, E. HAUTA, T. HONEYCUTT, J. LARGE, R.A. LIGHTSEY, F.A. NOACK, G.R. RIZER, G.M. STRONG, R.W. TURNER, O.L. WILSON, A.J. 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HYNES, T. IVERSON, C.K. JANTZEN, D.G. JARDINE, J.W. JONES, R.L. KENNON, B.G. KETTEREN, T.A. KILKENNY, J.B. KOEHN, H.A. KULCZYK, T.F. LABIAL, D.D. LAMONTE, G.J. LANAGAN, D.E. LARKIN, R. LEARY, G.T. LOGMAN, G. LUGTIGHEID, L. MAHR, C.F. MARQUIS, R.S. MARTELL, A. NIC GUIRE, P. MEANY, J.K. MEISEL, G.R. NHNYARD, B.L. MITCHELL, B. MOLLER, D. MONAHAN, P. . J'-. 'E fm .I F' Vw ' 4'6- .L-. LALJ! flaw KA A 'X Alb. wr- uri-'IF MOORE JC MOORE JE MOORHEAD MORGAN J MUEHLBAUER JJ MUELLER D NEELEY J R NOBLE J C NORMANDY E OUTTEN J PADGET J C PADGETT M PANICIO .I PATRICK PERKO W PHILLIPS J PICEYNSKI H PITZEN A POLSON R E POPE J M POWERS D PRATHER T RAZLER J J REDIIO D REYNOLDS W RIEDEL EH RIGGS ST RINTOUL WA ROCKSWOLD ROUTH SM -3-f SCOTT, G.N. SELLERS, C. SETTIMID, L. SEXTON, H.A. SHELDON, B.A. SHORE, L. SHORTALL, W.H. SLATON, G.L. SODKE, D.L. SPIVEY, B.G. SMITH, R.A. SMITH, RR. STAYTON, N.B. STEWARD, J, SWAIN, C.M. SWICEGOOD, D.C SWIHART, S.G. TAPLEY, W. TATOM, RL. THOMPSON, E. 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