Newport News (CA 148) - Naval Cruise Book

Text from Pages 1 - 118 of the 1954 volume:

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Niwurarm 401 f-gig ff f U74 ,f, f f Ziffff f fmf, , history The keel of the NEWPORT NEWS was laid on November 1, 1945, at the Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company of Newport News, Va. Named after the shipbuilding city, she was commis- sioned on January 29, 1949, and cast down the ways into the James River on March 6 of the same year. After a vigorous two month shake- down cruise to the Caribbean, the NEWPORT NEWS was assigned to Commander Cruiser Atlantic Fleet. Only six months after commissioning, she became Flagship for Admiral W. H. P. Blandy, then Commander-in- Chief U. S. Atlantic Fleet during a two- week reserve cruise to Halifax, N. S. With Commander Second Fleet aboard, the Flagship NEWPORT NEWS crossed the Arctic Circle in No- vember, 1949. Upon completion of the cruise, .the ship's first skipper, Captain Roland Smoot was relieved by Captain James Scott Laidlaw. On January 20, 1950, the NEWPORT NEWS began her first tour of duty in the Mediterranean. The ship served as Fleet Flagship for Vice-Admiral John Jennings Ballentine, Commander Sixth Fleet, for a period of five months during which she visited 15 ports inthe Mediterranean. She was relieved by the USS SALEM in Gibraltar, B.C.C. May 26. During the three month yard period that followed, Captain Edward Nelson Parker relieved Captain Laidlaw as commanding officer. The NEWPORT NEWS sailed from Norfolk to the Caribbean in September and under- went a refresher training course for seven weeks. Upon returning to Norfolk in November, the NEW- PORT NEWS immediately departed for the,Mediterran- ean area for further service with the Sixth Fleet spending Thanksgiving at sea and Christmas in- Naples, Italy. In May 1951 she returned to Norfolk. Following another reserve training cruise in the Norfolk area, the NEWPORT NEWS participated in an operations demonstration exercise for Secretary of Defense George C. Marshall. The subsequent visit to New York for the 4th of July marked the first U.S. port other than Norfolk that the ship had visited. , On August 4, 1951, the NEWPORT NEWS with Captain William Goodwin Cooper in command, de- parted for her first Midshipman cruise with 400 middies aboard. The ship visited Halifax, N. S.: Boston, Mass., and then proceeded to the Caribbean before returning to Norfolk in September. As Flag- ship for Vice-Admiral Felix B. Stump, Commander U.S. Second Fleet, the NEWPORT NEWS became a participant in one of the largest fleet exercises since WWII, known officially as Lantflex 52. After a short yard period the NEWPORT NEWS sailed January 9th for the Mediterranean and her third tour as Sixth Fleet Flagship. One of the high- lights of the 1952 Mediterranean cruise took place when a NEWPORT NEWS entry won grand prize in the Carnival of Flowers Festival at Villefranche, competing against 30 flower laden boats entered by the surrounding villages. The prize winning float was the flowery 9644 motor launch transformed into an Italian Gondola and equipped with eight French beauties. The ship returned to Norfolk on May 8th. After a one-month leave and upkeep period, the heavy cruiser entered Portsmouth Navy Yard for a 90-day yard availability. In September, she departed on a nine-week extensive underway training cruise to the Caribbean. I On 6-January 6, 1953, the NEWPORT NEWS sailed on her fourth Mediterranean cruise relieving the USS COLUMBUS in Algiers. After an extension of three weeks, she arrived- home on June 2nd, crossing the Atlantic in a speedy six days. Completing a 30-day restricted yard availability period in Portsmouth, the NEWPORT NEWS oper- ated in the Norfolk area until August 9 when she departed on a gunnery training exercise in the Caribbean., 4 The ship returned to Norfolk September 26 and prepared for an annual Operational Readiness ln- spection prior to departing for her present cruise January 4, 1954. Q a 5 4 I A 3 1 J 1 4 7 3. '4 , I 3 1 i 5 1 k S X 1, V . 4 , - .,,'.-.,::h- vi, . ,, t 1 F U Y N , ,,,, .,.........n,,...T-,.N. .....,., ,..,f.4..A ...., M ,.,.., .,.,4qf,.,. ,, .ff:,,Y.Q f.,,:1 ff x BMW. f over 700' long higher than a 12 story building she weighs almost 20,000 tons her powerful engines develop 120,000 h.p. she can make speeds in excess of 30 knots l her guns - nine 8 rapid fire, twelve 5 dual purpose and twenty four 3 ' aa rapid fire give her tremendous striking power she's one ot the newest heavy cruisers in the navy. she's a great ship and we're proud of her Zion QZ-UZ? O F F A I C E Captain E. K. Van Swearingen . The Bible of the U. S. Navy, as the Bluejackets' Manual is sometimes called, defines a captain as one who, represents the ship, speaks for it and is accountable for it, he is responsible for the operation and fighting efficiency of his ship, he is responsible for all members of his crew and all their acts. . . . . On June 3, 1953, Capt. E. K. Van Swearingen accepted these responsibilities when he re- lieved Capt. Walter H. Price to become the sixth commanding officer of the USS NEWPORT NEWS. lt was the Captain's fifth command. , . Stationed at Pearl Harbor on the fateful day of Dec. 7, 1941, LCDR Van SwearingeI1,'PU ' ticipated in the defense of Pearl Harbor, the attempted relief of Wake Island, the first raid of the Marshall Islands, and in 1942, the landing on Guadalcanal. Later in 1942 he assumed his first command, the USS HENLEY. , The following year commanding the USS IZARD IDD-5891 he participated in ca.mpalgnS against the Gilbert Islands, the Marshalls, Truk, Hollandia and the Solomons and Marianas ls- lands. After his promotion to captain in 1945 he commanded the APA's SUMTER and MONRO- VIA respectively. After a tour of duty as Progress Officer at the U. S. Naval Gun Factory and TAD as con- sultant for the gunnery department at the Naval Academy, Captain Van Swearingen was ordered to the Naval Amphibious Training Center, Little Creek, as Officer-In-Charge of the Naval Gun- fire Support School. , In 1949 he returned to sea as Commander Destroyer Squadron Six operating in the Atldnlle and Mediterranean areas. Prior to taking command of the USS NEWPORT NEWS, he was GS- signed to the Bureau of Personnel, first as OIC, Enlisted Performance Branch and then as Direc- tor of Personnel Research. A ' Born June 15, 1905 in Kansas City, Missouri, he entered the Naval Academy 18 years later- Graduated and commissioned June 1927, Ensign Van Swearingen served as anti-aircraft offleel' and aircraft spotter aboard the battleships USS NEW YORK and USS COLORADO. On M07 29' 1930, LTJG Van Swearingen married the former Miss Eleanor Maria Chamberlain. While std- tioned at the Naval Air Station, Lakehurst, New Jersey, he qualified as a lighter than air aviator- In 1934 he served as assistant tactics and gunnery officer aboard the USS MACO.N Unhl the ship was lost in February, 1935. After a tour of duty aboard the USS MANLEY which waS then in the Special Service Squadron in Panama, Lieutenant Van Swearingen served as Gunnery Officer and later Executive Officer aboard the USS BAGLEY until 1941. Captain Van Swearingen has been awarded the Navy Commendation Ribbon with Combel V , the American Defense Medal, the Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal with Seven Stars, the American Theatre Medal, the World War ll Victory Medal and the European Occupation Medel- .3 5 1 i I 3.-ai ff ff I ll I K l, I l H l I I l I I A . gi li RT ' V X f Q 1 W! ., B A X J . IQ' . X , 1 Z 1 Z a . 1 ' , i ful , ' ' 1 w , 3 AV 2 'N' ' ' 3 1 in ' ' 'J 2 W f' :V ' fi ' Z nj W V ' ' 'E X ,aa ' f M4 , , rp my Q' v'f49iif.,2 ' I 'I , , , ,w , . 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He returned to active duty October 1940 and was ordered to Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, as Commanding Officer of me Local Defense Forces and Assistant Captain Of the Yard. From February 1941 to September 1941 he served In mesweeps. ln September 1941, then a Lieutenant Junior Grade, he entered Submarine School and was graduated in December. His first submarine duty was on the S-18. After 14 months in the S-18 during which time he served in all departments including six months as Executive Officer, he was ordered to the USS SKATE CSS-3051. During the period on the SKATE he made war patrols in the Central Pacific and Japanese home waters. While aboard the submarine SKATE he distinguished himself conspicuously by gallantry and intrepidity in action on two different occasions to receive both the Silver and Gold Star Medals. He was awarded a Silver Star for the sinking of a Japanese cruiser while serving as Gunnery Officer in 1944. He received a Gold Star, in lieu of another Silver Star for th f d d ' , e rescue o owne aviators off the coast of Wake Island from October 3 through 5. ln late 1944, he returned to the U. S. and placed the USS CATFISH CSS-3391 in commission as commanding of- ficer. He commanded the CATFISH until July, 1948. Commander Overton did his shore- duty from 1948-1951 on the Staff of the Commandant, Third Naval District as Assistant Reserve Coordinator. Prior to becoming Executive Officer of the NEWPORT NEWS he served 25 months on the Staff of Commander Submarine Force, U. S. Atlantic Fleet. He is married to the former Margaret V. Zink, of Baltimore, and the father of three girls andltwo boys. 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K i. the specialty of the house - good food, warm allies, fine clothes, irish linen la linea GlBRALTAR, B. C. C. Journeying across the expanse of the At- lantic, our thoughts were not only of what was behind us, but of the countries and ex- periences which were yet to unfold. The Rock was the first sight of land after 9 days, 22 hours and 30 minutes and to most of us it was a stirring one. It proved to be as solid as that insurance salesman once stated it, Yes, we were here! Now, the Rex Cleaners are on the pier . . . This seemed to suggest that the Crown Cleaners had a Mediterranean branch, but when our dress blues were returned with but- tons, we knew better. And the Bobbie stand- ing on the pier as well as the cockney taxi driver were constant reminders that we were merely visitors, on British soil. They opened their fortress, their shops and their taverns to us. One of the latter even offered Phil Spitalney's Band lGibiditionl, and of course beer. 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Avenue de Liberadorde was described in the Gouge' as the Fifth Avenue of Lisbon. However, there was little besides the prices to suggest this. Many Nite Clubs dotted the narrow side streets, among these the Texas Bar, Maxins, and Cristol. One couldn't help but notice that here was a port unique in many respects. The old town had its narrow, hilly, unpaved streets . . . and the Fado , the Portuguese folk song. The tours to Sintra and Estvil displayed numerous palaces and monuments as well as a picturesque countryside. Some of us also visited the Shrine of Our Lady of Fatima. Shipboard activity during this period was largely concerned with receiving the officers and men of the Sixth Fleet Staff. lt was here that we began to accept the sound of Beeps and the shrillness of the Boatswain's pipe as commonplace. The people of Lisbon were most cordial to the fleet. As one of their friendly gestures, they pre- sented a Bull Fight at the local arena, The Alges Bull-Ring. 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Sorrento 1 and from naples we also marched on The Coliseum Tomorrow, 2 p.m Giants vs. Lions l 1 I I I N l I u v ll ll in i F il li saint peter's, a religious inspiration to those of all faiths a forum near the monumento a vitorio emanuele ll Arch Constantine l 11 at our most easterly posit 5136 miles from norfolk in . . . istanbul turke Sanlmg through the Dardnnelles the sea of Marnar and anchormg un the Bosporus we saw physlcal evidence of Istanbul s century old strategnc posntlon as guarduan of the sea lanes of the near east and entrance to the Mednter ranean The rest of the anclent Constantlne Empire and the holder of many bottle rlbbons down through hlstory welcomed us Into the waters of the Golden Horn and the heart of the cuty Almost lgnormg the ommous fact that the Black Sea was lust around the corner we set about the business of enloyung ourselves As far as lnberty was concerned most of us were very pleased with the way we were treated In Istanbul The Turklsh people were more than helpful we learned that earller when we met their naval personnel during Turknsh Sky I exerclses The food un the local restaurants was very flne and In general thlngs on the beach looked mighty good to us after a lang hard period at sea There were many flne Items to buy among whlch meerschaum plpes were prob ably the most popular as seen from the many that were being puffed around the shnp dunng the ensulng weeks Puzzle rmgs and fme work rnanshlp ln preclous metals and jewels also proved to be wlse purchases In fact one might say that the Grand Bazaar experlenced a mlld business boom while we were ln town We vlsltecl St Sophia the Blue Mosque and the old clty ln splte of the very poor weather prevallmg during our stay One thmg we know we wall not be forgettmg for a long tnme IS the smell of those turkish cigarettes They seemed about the hardest part of the local atmosphere for us to get accustomed to Our stay however was a pleasant one malnly because of the attitude of our hosts The Turklsh people seemed to take to Amen cans and our way of lnfe most naturally Al though there may be many mules between us we all know personally that we always have a sincere friend In the land of the turkish towel and turkish bath dug the crazy beachguard shack N4 Qhwxmxww two strong alhes work together ln turklsh sky ll'll street scene fleet landnng, Istanbul . However, the biggest thrill of being in Athens was the realization that you were walking among the structures where our modern civilization was born. Even the people resembled the characteristic figures of classic art. Our visits to the ruins of the many temples and palaces, and to the Acropolis were enhanced by the detailed and inspiring histories portrayed by our guides. From this insight one could sense the attitude of sane balance and clear- sightedness that dominates the Hellenic mood. We came to know the Greek spirit which influenced the development of mod- ern -science and free society. athens, greece Anchoring out in the bay of Piraeus our visit to Greece began by piping aboard King Paul and Queen Fredricka. Old friends of Admiral Cassady and the NEWPORT NEWS, we knew that their call was an gf. ficial welcome to the land that reflected today's modern culture against the ancient roots where it began. Everyone felt the warmth of the people in the grace of their queen's smile and recognized that symbolic nobility again when seeing the classic lines of the architecture of ancient Greece. The city of Athens was a short bus ride from the fleet landing. There were seen the fruits of American foreign aid as recon- struction flourished amidst the devastation of World War ll and the detoriation oftime. The boulevards were lined with some of the finest, most modern stores we had seen in Europe, all well stocked with products manufactured by Greece's budding in- dustry. ,, their royal hellenic majesties, arrlvlng temple of alympian zeus. the llvmg tradltlon of their land TQ'-5 fs theatre at diohysus. peacoats at the parthenon not the local uso, but the porch of the caryatids the acropolis This symbol of power crowns Athens as the cultural, historical and political capital of Hellas. It was restored by Pericles in 450 B.C. when the Parthe- non was added to dominate the site l and, even in its ruins, stand as the inspiration of succeeding generations. , ,,.. f .M ff f - f Q-mfs-m..w,w4 K..w,,aNeAM Wfm.,,,fM-ww f H villelranclme . . . the climax of our travels our mediterranean home where shopkeepers and bartenders are personal friends and look forward to our annual return 3 Villefranche was a word that broughf thoughts of pleasant excitement tg the hearts of all of us. It had been the topic of conversation during the entire year and the present visit would provide the food for dreams and talk during the day until our return. Here was our second home, truly the inspira- tion for coming to Europe. Here we had many old friendship-s and many of our staff personnel had their families. And here a sailor could buy a beer at the Nautic, Mom Germaine's, or what- ever his favorite haunt might be, and receive a cordial OK pay tomorrow, I trust . The harbor of Villa itself seemed to stretch its arms about the NEWPORT NEWS as she lay resting in the cool blue waters. France was all that every travel ad ever claimed, and we took to the Cote D'Azur as if we were native born to its spirit. The French people have our kind of beauty, humor and emotions and being among them we enjoyed the granduer of Monte Carlo, Nice, and Cannes, the quaintness of Antibes, Villefranche and La Turbiep and the flavour of Edenroc, the Hotel Negresco and night life on the Riviera. Many of us took the opportunity to play softball on the 06 level, Golf 3000 ft. above sea level at Mont Agel, or lazily sip champagne in the sun at a sidewalk cafe. Even the luxury of a. big glass of cold milk was available here in our paradise.annually revisited. fleet landing' arl- ceremony Ieisu re i Y TAD luxury 1 we rf. K The Festival of Flowers is the Mardi Gras of the Riviera, and its annual arrival is a signal for all hands , civilians and other- wise, to stuff confetti in people's mouths and down their backs and to . . . well, just enjoy them- selves. Too, if there happened to be any shy sailors around who didn't quite know how to enjoy themselves, there was al- ways a helpful Frenchman lPer- haps a Ma'amselle?l near to teach him. :ff-f ef., .11-, W. . air action starboard for centuries a people who lived by the sea the tradition of the fisherman was always part of the scene genoa, italy The NEWPORT NEWS dropped her hook in a port of seafaring fame since the Thirteenth Century. Genoa, the home of Christopher Columbus, remains one of ltaly's main industrial trading centers and for us proved to be a fine liberty. The city itself abounded in clean look- ing architecture and sculpture by the world's most famous artists. Many shop- ping bargains put the work of Genovese craftsman in the home of our families. Tours to Venice, Pisa, Switzerland and the Italian Riviera left from here. Other diversions proved to be the golfing at Rapallo and the opera at the Teatro Carlo Felice. arc trionfale, honors world war I dead piazza de ferrari tours to venice and switzerland away number one gondola from seamen to ski-men hey joe! ln our second trip to Napoli we were again plagued by a continual downpour and raw weather, making the motto sunny ltaly a masterpiece of irony. However, there were the many attractions of this metropolis available to us and we took advantage of: the San Carlo Opera, the many fine Italian restaurants, the examples of Italian art and architecture, and the day we the fine buys in cameos, tortoise shell jewelry, Barra gloves and Borsalino hats. Many of us braved the elements to view Mount Vesuvius and the surrounding geog- raphy, while we all had our difficulties with the local salesmen. Nevertheless, our stay proved interesting, enjoyable and fattening. circumnavigated the isle of capri l our second visit 32 After eleven days. at sea the picturesque port of Valencia was truly a welcome sight. Its quaint old trolley cars, blue tiled churches and Model T taxis looked just as permanent as the fertile rolling countryside, just a few kilometers outside of the city. And that sen- orita with the dark eyes and beautiful white teeth promised a wonderful evening. We found some pretty good buys around town, in the way of leather goods, music boxes, and delicate lace mantillas that were sure to become lovely stoles for the lucky girls back valencia ,Z Q X plaza del caudillo home. For thirty pesetas C6 bits, that isl we ate like kings at EI Jardin. Then we danced and caught the show at the Mocambo, and late in the evening dropped into Barricino's- for a snack. Although the weather was poor we managed to attend the bullfights at the Plaza del Torros. el' picdtlol' toro! el matador and the tour to madrid a tribute to the legend of don quixote Some of us were fortunate enough to be invited to visit and have lunch on the Spanish frigate Magellena, and, of course, we reciprocated. The officers and men of this ship evidenced an unmistakably genuine friendliness, as was .typical of the people of Valen- cia. For the more cosmopolitan atmos- phere a four day tour to Madrid was offered. Here was found the sophis- tication of a fast moving modern city mixed with the environments and tra- ditions of centuries past, a harmony of simplicity and splendor truly repre- sentative of the romance that is Spain. tour party visits the park Q . Q on target ! V s i nice in spring - day and night no liberty! we come l'0 you - villa our second time monte-carlo in bloom Villefronche in the spring time was almost more than a man could ask tor. The sunlight played a magic fI'iCk bl' 5Pl'inkling color across the entire French countryside. The girls broke the .Bikinis out of the bathing suil' locker, paddle boats became the fad, and several of us even went into thdl' salty stuff that had been causing all our work during the past months. mi we de Ia Paix arc de triomph S S4 A april parls l of fhe eiffe' tower seeing 'france by train I 1 Us i if V , the seine E e. Five days of magnificent weather gave us an opportunity to fully exploit the wonders of Palma on the isle of Mallorca, whether 'swimming dt the beach of Cala Mayor, playing tennis at the local club or just sipping a palma champagne cocktail at the Hotel Mediterraneo - itpwas a welcomed visit. Flower beds dotted the boule- vard along the shore and with it came the realization 'that spring had ar- rived. The Spanish dancer and her castenets offered an vivid sample of native pageantry. 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Q 1 -- ,X NAM f , 1 .,,,, A I M , x ., ,Q , X A H ' Q' MJMX -WA' S x WX ,Wg 97 ,f 1 ' ' X 'V f ,X ,, f w 4 X,,X . f ' 1. ex : UA , , X WK' . f ,f 'V f Z4 w a s , WZ JX , f ff' , M A ' 'WNW4 m X'7 , S f , x , 4 X, 1 N 4- new , . , K ,X , S ,X - , . . X 9 .X , 1 9 , . , X , V XM ' X WXZX0, ,W ,V K .X Y ,, X ii' - tv V , , wwwuriiwfwdff W N , I 5.-X V X I .QW N4 M WM X WW, 1 . 3 'Q X V 4-f,'X.,F , ' I S ' In , , , ' ,, .M-Qvv' . W , , ,A , ' 1, . ,V . -V ' .oe X , L N-WX K JF W w ' -am ff, M ,-X . wi Mx mg., as Mi VADM. Thomas S. Combs Vice Admiral Combs, a native of Missouri, assumed command of the U. S. Sixth Fleet on March 6, 1954. From 1919, when he was graduated from the Naval Academy, until he assumed command of the Sixth Fleet, his naval career has been devoted mainly to aviation duties. As a naval aviator, he was commended in 1925 by the Secretary of the Navy for at- taining the highest individual bombing score in naval aviation while attached to Fighting Squadron TWO on the USS LANGLEY, the Navy's first aircraft carrier. In the Pacific during World War II, he commanded the carrier USS YORKTOWN, which spearheaded assaults against enemy installations and Japan proper. Before tak- ing command of the Sixth Fleet, he was Com- mander Second Fleet. VADM. John H. Cassady Vice Admiral Cassady, a native of Indiana, commanded the U. S. Sixth Fleet from May 27, 1952, to March 6, 1954. On relinquishing command, he succeeded Vice Admiral Jerould Wright as Commander-in-Chief, U. S. Naval Forces Eastern Atlantic andi Mediterranean. Admiral Cassady served in Ireland during World War I, and from 1918 to 1920 bdd duty in the Mediterranean. He was desig- nated a naval aviator in December 19261 and since then has served primarily in aviG'I'i0l1 assignments. Admiral Cassady's World War II duties were performed in both the Atlantic and l'l1e Pacific. He was air officer for the carrier WASP before she was lost in the Pacific in September 1942. Before taking command vf the Sixth Fleet, he was Deputy Chief of Naval Operations IAirl. Y'? X E I ., 54 ku' X, ll n ul. v 1 ' I xl' I I CAPT. R. B. Ellis Chief of Staff LCQR W J Gray LCDR D D Decker Flag Lieutenant Flag Secretary . , . A.-.-1-,.-F .',.-.,- -iv,.. .,..e,,---,... ,-,...f v.,...., ,.,.,.- .,.:,,,.. . -. .-,., .-., .,.,,,,,e ,..., cAPT. w. T. EASTON con. c. R. CALHOUN LT- COL B MCSHANE Plans 8. Ops Officer Flt. Gunnery Officer TUCIICUI AH' SUP QIIICCI' ' X f, ',,, w fu' 1 f LCDR- W- H- CRAWFQRD LCDR. T. E. BASS Lcok. J. A. MONTGOMERY LCDR. w. R. FLANAGAN Asst' Plans 8' OPS omce' Flf- ASW Qffifiel' Flt. CIC Officer Sp. Weapons Officer CDR. F. M. MURPHY Flt. Intelligence Officer LCDR R G HARTMAN Asst Intel Officer LCDR. A. G. ELDER Asst. Intel. Officer con. c. H. TURNER LT. col. 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If SCLK. R. C. Glisson and .Captain's Office Personnel i J Legal Office LTJG. J. Rubiner W Legal Officer I X A Training Office LTJG. S. J. lmbierowicz Training Officer Officer Personnel Office ' ' Y , , --'. - 1- -Q-v.f..1,Q..,--.tb---,.......-1 .1 M - . -. - V' ----.-- . -..,.-.-.-.L '- ,,.,.g- ,Q -.V .-.,., First Row, left to right - lwanejko, Hollenbaeh, Bates, Pennington, Berge, JKisI1, Carnes, Radel. Seieond Row, ieft to right - Kokidko, Carter, Jennings, Pawchuk, Moniot, SCLK. Glisson, LT. Lewis, LTJG. Imbierowicz, Booth, Johpson, Eagan, Coit. Third Row, left to right - King, Duke, Henderson, Crosson, Longus, Healy, Hzrris, Reed, Hibbets, Ur-f banski, Mednick, Citrano, Gillespie. ex division . F' LCDR. WILSON Navigator ENS. LARDIS Ass't Navigator navigation department , . .., ,..- ...,,..,-.-. ....,',,, A. ...... ,,.f ..A'., ...Y - ..,-,.... .--,.... -.,.-1 - ...Y Lf, .,- -.A ,,..,f- ,:.g,,, ,uve-,, g , -hw ,Ava-My-Q -H - 4, I First Row, left to right - Ciaccio, Reale, Boughon, Helton, Slcnina, LCDR. Wils-on, ENS. Lcrdis, English, Smith, Brod- sky, McCrocken. Second Row, left to right - Post, Laatsch, Wagner, Holman, Liscio, Mikkelsen, Mitchell, Dito,m- masso, Broncaccio, Opalenick. Q, ? 3 1: n division CDR. E. E. HAVLIK Operations Officer operations department Z LTJG. T. C. .ROCHE CIC Officer Operations Office' LCDR. J. D. KUSER LT. T. J. BRATTEN Helicopter Pilot Communications Officer t cs division X f X M5102 ' 1 0 , If ww P I Ra land Milner, Sparacino Second Row, F' . lgzrttkoy' 'eff fo fl9l'lf - Dupuis, Wilkerson, Scull, Murgatroyd, e nor, 9 , . ' ' S A dt Schorback Anl-or, Bartunek, Murphy, Lefevre. o right Cohen, Stem, Wilkerson, Bourdo, EN men , , .-...e...f. , . - .. , .,.- -..,-,V .,,. - - l - -. , . , - vw... .f-.a,wg.:,.e.. 590,-1 1-.9--1. -'.,v- .-. -5. .f-V iff., -Q.-A.-.- M ...J .. i L ,Q--f.-V1--f y .. First Row, left to right - Cromie-, Deak, Petrina, Johnson, Spangler, Wynne, Callaghan, Drees. Second Row, left to right - James, Gochee, Jones, Mazza, Murphy, LTJG. Levin, Dzubck, Hayden, Godin, Myers, Davis. Third Row, lei-t.to right - Torrance, Maloney, Dougherty, Robinson, Gray, Williams, Hetrick, Gotham, Massoni, McCall, Carroll, Drummond. . . i cr division , G W' LA 7 -if ' - ' K. fi.. W ' f ' , ni ' fi- - 4 k division livin- qu mask 5 .wht Z :!: !l sg 'V- ' qi '1 'o'o - life-'I' . 5 O Sgr' ,o'o'ogg 5'5 7'Jl? 5 Wo ' 3 ' 'ru' 4'o'o'o'o'o' pf , 1 9 Q 'I ' p o'o'b'o'o' 'J' ,ga a3F7.4,,h,,Fl bf- .o.o,o,o.o.o'f cl, A. ,i.:31'..ff o,o.o.o,n Qu! ,hung - . . f ?7 v fs, Essirovg 'ell' fo l9l1f - Aleo, Harness, Prosek, Burkhalter, Irvin, Lenjosek, Gorman, Spiekhout, Martin, St. Pierre, wacha Becond Row, left to right - Holdren, Philo, Reese, Miller, ENS. Blake, LTJG. Driscoll, LTJG. Roache, LTJG. - ' UHYUSU, Klpfer, Bleckel. Third Row, left to right - Hunt, Baker, Dunconson, Arruda, Maloni, Honeck, Rod- :L9l:'2SLtMurray, l'ansey,' Hildreth, Wiesgerber, Deroski, Shannon, Evans, Finger, Webster, Thomas. Fourth Row, left Beni s',MUll'9fll1, Barney, Smallridge, Robine, Botticello, Burke, Sederland, Scherping, Stark, Ballee, Cappazzoli, 9 ' NNI, Deslardins, Sundvall. . ......... .... ,. - X 2 1 K. Zag f 5, 4.-57' .5 w wf,f . I N1 2 3 4 , X 'F , 2, gy f xl! 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Third Row, left to right-Russell, Shafer, Vega, Quinn, Miriani, Cook, Novocinski, Cummens, ' Gobble, Wilson, Morrow, Hanson, Green, -Cusack, 0'Berry, Robinson, Dunn, Poindexter. Fourth Row, left to right - Williams McGinnis, Wriaht, Eller, Conners, Tackett, Branhani, Belval, Evanchek, Clark, McCoy, Wiese, Trimble. lsi division 2nd division First Row, left to right - Degen, Wallace, Tabor, Taylor, Freese, Knight, Bishop, Miles, Jellinek, Collins, Owen. Second Row, left to right - Stallone, Peterson, Shorten, Ruebeling, Bradford, Kusnerak, LTJG. Barkhauser, ENS. Baird, Kllfn' kewicz, Curtis, Lance, Cotham, Warmoth. Third Row, left to right - Oestrick, J-ohnson, Bennett, Gamboe, M0b 'o' Kommerer, Tuttle, Paris, Chase, Mimosa, Gose, Ziemski, Minicucci, Senat, Smith, Ohler, Johnson, W., Solomam Baku' ,ff First Row, left to right - Owens, Ziegler, Jones, Kennedy, Garcia, Keller, Macarski, Alonzo, Braithwaite, Hoff. Sec- ond Raw, left to right - Meadows, Corrado, Caulfield, Walters, ENS. lnfante, LTJG. Tucker, ENS. Wiedorn, Sundby, Cook, Dean, Skalaban, Willis. Third Row, left to right - Gartner, Meredith, Holder, Cyr, Meadows, Gagnon, Mc- Dorman, Lipford, Nye, Herrington, Sesto, Miser, Smith. Fourth Row, left to right - Archer, Wolfe, Runnels, Hanson, Antwright, Blackman, White, Lebold, Cole, Spencer. O O O 3r :vision - Y - . , x 'G . - ' -,,--.-.s.....-V - V , . .5 , gym .Av,.. .,Q,,x-,.-1- -1 f,-,We v...,.-.Y ,M-,.,.,.,..,,.. s... - -1.-.., ,. .., -.-c--nb V-vw - A H - .. .1 4-1, . ,--,.-' V. .. -V . .-.....'.... ...-N. -'cv-.H A-'--Q '--..- -wi--M -M - -- ' ' 41h division i First Row, left to right - Bozeman, Landry, Curry, Bandar, Sherman, Fontenot, Koenig, Katz, McPhail, Cl?-IP':'5'L' Dowling, Thompson, Montanaro, Denny, Pauley. Second Row, left to right - Gauger, Woodside, WllIiah1S,G thrie' fS'ader, LTJG. Ellison, ENS. McCormack, Geeza, Roberts, ,R0billS0ll,, Peavy. Third Row, left to right - Smith, U I Bartsch, West, Hill, Poe, Hicks, Frazier, Capano, Mansfield, Shepard, Hultgren, Sichelstiel,' Miller, Re9Ue ' Afgagg' Smith, C., Peterson, Grubaugh, Riggins, Engle, Shilling, Henderson, Mundy. Fourth Row, left to right - EY5l'e 1 9 ' White, Murray, Traina, Vincent, West, Hol-land,MDe' Haven, Jacques, Gimbert, Shelton, 0'Donnell, Ellgle- 4 WFWQ First Row, left to right - Whitehead, Cramer, Lohr, Fulmer, Ramos, Gellert, Dronet, W., McGuigan, Klinger, Ray, Eddy. Second Row, left to right - Ronald, Forrest, Giammettie, Frazier, ENS. Levey, LTJG. Brown, Del Porto, Judson, Grill, Matthewson, Eck. Third Row, left to right - Frazier, J., Bradley, Campbell, Carson, Fitzgerald, And- ros, Maraj, Tester, Michael, Roebuck, Dennison, Smith, Bishop, Longboat, Pieczynski, Stallings, Merrick, Kropp, Black- burn, McDuffie, Wilson. Fourth Row, left to right -KXPoynter, Crandall, Wagner, Pfeffer, Herzog, Brigham, Osborne Sanger, Gwosdz, Lenore, Sacco, Defayette. 5ll1 division 1-eQ- --'-- H ff ffl mm iihiiii up MM Mi in i Mi-,tiki-iii-Ai-is W 6'rh division First Row, left to right - Morgan, Dufloth, Lecour, Nave, McLoud, Beck, Brown, Apodoca, Baker, Harvey, BUl'9e551. Matysek, Simonds, Klienfelter, Messer, Baker, B., Kolosinsky. Second Row, left to right - Goff, Pemberton, Arwood, Sims, ENS. Witthaus, LTJG Cree, Crabtree, Popovec, Sightler, McKay, McCaslin. Third Row, left to right -- Schellf Short, Sacchi, Tavares, Melanson, Coolidge, Ashburn, Pologeorgis, Slyman, Adams, Singer, Antle, Sherland, Carrell, Rhind, Headley, Haynes, Kinder, Buffa, Martins, Washick, Darragh. Fourth Row, left to right - Ande-rson, Kneeppel, Cope, Voitik, Parris, Van Lanen, Brower, Reis, Undari, Schell, G., Marshall, Coleman, Knapp, Commerer, Gardner. I l I l 'r i. ii ii A i First Row, left to right - Snyder, Feldman, Chandler, Holewa, King, Stove, Semone, Palese, Schmitt, Gosselin, Young bar. Second Row, left to right - Cobb, Becker, Pitrago, Burns, Phillips, Ens. Zenkel, LTJG. Lorish, Richardson, White side, Whetzel, Clancy, Erwin. Third Row, left to right - Carlson, Youngblood, Bortnicki, McFaden, Duploin, Michal ski, Finch, Whitlock, Jarvis, Mansfield, Sprouse, Pickel, Hill, 0'Connor, Van Unen, Beck. Fourth Row, left to right - Bassett, Harlow, LaPlante, Kennedy, Ribustello, Cooper, McClosky, Scheidt, Smith, Novak, Knight, Rue, Dowen, Miller, Soucy. 7il1 division is MARINES In Front - CAPT. Kennington. First Row, left to right -SGT. Still, Schreiber, Roberts, Bear, Simonds, Kelly, Mullen Strodtbeck, Mabry, Lee, Skeens, Hamer, McKay, MSGT. Rizzo. Second Row, left to right - SGT. Frost, McGonigle, Ritchie, Dailey, Swanfeldt, Sanders, Azzalina, Harper, Scaplehorn, Conatser, Hatton, White, Race, Greene, SSGT Blancl. 'J ev' 1 X l'.T-nz: N ' sw -- ' ' 1 -r 451 1 , , S Qfg ' l J ' I ffffff , fi-J' '55 'Q L , 4 H Wil .Q . Pj Q., ' I ft t ri ht - Feola, Dion, Ferrari, Dembeck, Jackson, Cook. Second Row, left to right - R. Baker, Devil- F t R w, e o g ldhso, gto, Hobbs, Palmer, Chbosn Ray, Kennedy, Schalkotf, Masters, Maynord, Tucker. Third Row, left to rught - Mor- . . . . V . D.lk ris, Dye, Clawson, Howard, Yomsh, Fountain, Novotka, P. Demcola, F. Demcola, Graham, Trama, Chambers, I s, Haskins, Schumaker. 91h division 2 E, sw.. l E e 2 'E w l ig 1 af 1 1 l fs f 95 fox division First Row left to right - Clifton, Perez, Ulrich, Niesluchowski, Kipp, Fowler, Garyin, Andrews, Krepsf 5P aYbe y' Dichtas, Shanklin, Bernstein, Rutka, Ruzzo, Collier, Henderson, Groiomes, Rinaldi Second Row left to rlght - Urany, Williamson, Hunt, McDermott, Molinari, Bauer, Metzger, ENS. Marchitto, ENS. Duriham, ENS. Bdggs, ENS- Kirk, QHGUN Mclsaac Hostinsky Donaldson Saunders Erb R G R ht , , , , , eeves, ., eeves, P., Jones, Grimm. Third Row, left to rlgd 'LT Spaulding, Smith, Ely, Meinke, Hoglund, Eirich, Bunting, Conner, Hansen, Frost, Farley, Moreau, Gwosdz, 50 OV ' Wiseman, Craddock, Shortt, Creamer, Both, Bowman, Maben, Pearce Yates Schmidt R Hodge G Baker, Vollef Parrinello, Ferraro, Casson, Carmen, Angier. Rocha. Fourth Row, left to right - Grey, Beals, Scrivens, McDugald,'Morgah, Woehr,' Miller, Dorfmdh, Schmidt, W-1 5557515 Q, 5 53 xr' gs . if 31517511-'f .o7qWv::fi? dna-emma ' IVPGK S x . 'flax engineer department LT. S. COMASSAR Main Propulsion Asst. 5'r4'Q,l'.- Qet I ' Vu . 1 ,u'u' .lfn ,. 4. 9 'v fi-la. A, nJhQ' S golf! . 4,-2.-.. -2 .wqgqfy-5 ' nip- '- K gn, -,agqxggnxg . Qmywexwnae :HS guy q.,' Q Y if ,,fw.4 iv.-1 swwfi figs a WEE? LCDR.C.L.CORBUS Engineer Officer Engineer Office EEF' ' 1 fav-sl' : ' 42'-5 'wuz .,, ' : r : LTJG. C. P. CALLAHAN Damage i i Control Asst. 4 I n I MP FORWARD First Row, left to right - Elliot, Hodgman, Sparklin, Ayers, Sisco, Mounie, Gavin, Depillo, Luango, Foreman, Sanders Schreivogle, Kramer, Pedrick, Ingham, Castleberry. Second Row, left to right -- Bryant, Wood, Fila, Thompson, LTJG Hodnett, MACH. Hammer, Brown, Schleef, Bock, Smith, W., Murray. Third Row, left to right - Nodolny, Broekmqn Wood, Thomas, Smith, Neubaur, Hohman, Hagemeister, Farrell, Delaney, Lane, C., Lane, R., O'Dea, Burns, Stahl Lavrenchik, Kuneth, Renninger, Safford, Shelby, Stankey, Nichols, Miller, Beauregard, Hicks, Curtin. Fourth Row, left to right - Tigue, Lorey, Shaffer, Drummond, Jennings, Shay, Coleman, Shadle, Fleming, Bondranko, Hopson, Grif. fith, Eminizer, Denseiski, Henderson. A mp fclivision x ! 2 QQ ,i ,1 ,s a MP AFT Fin' Row left fo l9hl' Q Ylen9Sf McLean Schwalen Shuda Parso ' . ,I ,, , , ns,M ,Stb,B d,M'hII,G .Sec. ZXSLEE' 'elf' 'O Eh: -hff1CG 'f Green, Ashberrv, Vullina, Hampton, LTJgeFishZl,aMAl':l-l?rHam,ll2r,eBfougahlih, LC- T I 3' aye. CPU9 'Pl Meese. Tl1Ird Row, left to right - Crane, Beck, Houston Favata Boomgaarden, Shea, ay or, aw ms, Wright, Blse, Johnson, Evans, Adams, Hogan, Golding, Leiker Ruvolo 'Rehder I .- - r division First Row, left to right - Koko, D., Hendricksen, Hartshorn, Guzzi, Ingram, Bibler, Hanscom, Schiel, Jett, McQueen Rucker, Haynes. Second Row, left to right - Rozik, Leichner, Hardin, Cavenaugh, LTJG. Fekete, Cale, Heyer, Hes fer, Katz, Bakke. Third Row, left to right - Hilborn, Cox, Marssdorf, Sweeney, Rudie, Watkins, Thompson, Mathis Furlow, Rohloff, Corbin, Wilson, Kolman, Schoch, DeLorge, Pinola, Stryehacz, Evancho. First Row, left to right - Snyder, Janson-Lapalme, Hanson, Hall, Scantland. Second Row, left to right - 0'Grady, King, Lloyd, Pritchett, Tolle, CHMACH. Rogers, LTJG. Hewitt, ENS. Wennberg, Seitz, Thornton, Englehardt, Zimmer- man, Clark. Third Row, left to right - Frieh, Ayers, Baker, Ornberg, Hoeft, Confer, Grohler, Varmette, McGinley Grosso, Van Woes, Millman, Macey, Bolinder. Fourth Row, left to right - Sutton, Heen, Handy, Lijewski, Klein, Sut- ton, L., McGriff, Gale, Pitsenbarger, Stanley, Squires, Reel, Tripp. I C O O First Row, left to right - Goodman, Hoyal, Thesier, Spall Bloomer, Wells Hamby Christo her Sam s P t , 1 1 - 1 P 1 P 051 e 975031 Maclver, Widholm, Moore. Second Row, left to right - Robinson, Lawson, Webb, Schreck, CHELEC. Guron, LTJG. Say- lor, ENS. Niatas, Fortney, Scott, Brashear, Hamilton, Elliott. Third Row, left to right - McDermott, Bixler, Messner Blades, Knightlinger, Phillips, Feeney, Mitchell, Dahlquist, Keane, Lauer, Barbato, Gantt, Canova, Krieger, Kolesar: Berthiaume, Young. o 0 0 0 'Q o 0 0 .Vo o,','.'f'o v,'.'u'o'v aah' 000' ov ' ,Q,12gtg.3.1-24gZg.1.:'!gtg.g.:1:'igZg., o o o 0 ,:,:,'..o.:,z,:.,,q'o,0,',.o,o.o, , 0 0.0. D U U l U l fofafofofbfnaoqqb 'Q 'u ' ov 1'o'Q'a'u'n'o a o C l l l I ' 'eq ,' qbaqf. u u U I l l Q Q. , , Q l Q O Q O O 5 0 0 0 0 s o , . Q 0 0 0 0, , o o Q 0 Ofllo 0 lla o I 0 0 0 ip:-:'2'I'Zg..'Z'Z'Zg . o 0, 0 0 o ' 'fb 0 ' 'Q' e I .fr 'N-. 9 Flrst Row left to right Katz, Curtis Scherrer Freed McCarthy Muller Gallagher Second Row left to rlght Klmball Gamble Lysack Levin, Connelly Kelmlg LT VonKennel Potter Mutchler Wlxson lmbrenda Repetz Thlrd Row left to rlght Thompson, Naplerata Matey, Leasum McFarland Pappanghells Fitzgerald Gomes Halt, Kas ser Grego s-l cllvlslon :Kwai . . . . . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 1 ' . . . . . . 1 1 1 1 1 e 1 1 1 1 1 - . . . . . 1 ' 1 1 I 1 1 1 ' . 1 ' 4 o o 0 Q f Q fx ' . . ,' ' ' - , vi 3 ', ' . ' , 1' , t Y .x . 9 ' ,f ' ,s it ' ' , l ' .H ' ' X . I e Q1 ' gi X, f' I Q, if 5 f ' if-lf , fl ff , , X, ll e 1 4 5 5 QW . 3 1 lx it xt f.,,,.,,,-7 -V .. .- .., -, . 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Second Row, left to right - Catrambone, Oddo, J., Aldorisio, Buffington, McGinty, Martello, Oliver, Miser, Wilburn, Gonsalves, Tassi, Worthen, Huntington, Thompson. Third Row, left to right - Mower, Jacolow, Davis, Dengata, Stinnett, Smith, Martin, Fazenbaker, Bryant, Hahn, Pizzarelli, Wall. T, ff, s-3 division I ,tif---,gg-,':i': . . ., .e::qSg ha:::n2,4 mm.. w- asain -3 :71fI7 : rbi 'IG .. '15-mm. .,.':'l3'g,Hf' 1- ': r3-fR':c:.iw1.':::- '. 14- .-,.. l'Q v llllq , ill g :ggyf!?DL2tS7gf,7 l., 4-2:55.17 -'l3353?:'rY:W-1?l ' A -- nf ii T. tgruiqzzzgggyliil- , --pf :gil-rg , ,,fpy.,, ---v.,.-- .1--o .., -+A, uw tl-sl... mQ5':.'- T '4','I,-it' g--ZFTITG.. '.: ' ' H .. , . . , , LPN' -' x f,e. 'lg-h3: L':x lugs! ' I wlQ2kLIu.k'v-Q 2 :O-,-sf' half' m-Tia. ' Ntiw Juguuli I. S: 1g:v!f3E-'ZR Ljgffr' .iieggag-:.i 105 I O O O W. f V Y W Y N - -Y , , .14 .P . , ,4. N- V.. - -J , AL M.- -A-,. ,. 1 vf..v,,1 x- .- ,V rx .. ,1 ' f. W dlvlslon First Row, left to right - Hayes, Carter, Hicks, Edwards, Grant, ENS. Mercier, Robinson, Odam, Lane, Simpson. Seconii Row, left to right - Plater, Holman, Daney, Cunningham, Cobbs, Blackshere, Thomas,nCollins, Nickens, Perry. - - medical ind dental 1 ' 3 4 L- CDR G S. deSHAZO LTJG. L. J. ZWEIFLER Asst. Dental Officer a rtments LT J H HEALD Asst. Medical Offic Dental Officer LT. G. W. LILES Medlcal Offlcnellll-J First Row, left to right - Olsen, Madzelonka, Oberlonder, Wolf, LT. Heald, LTJG. Zweifler, Parker, Simmons, Baker Second Row, left to right - DePompa, Luciano, Tomao, Carasco, Hammond, Swartz, Bergem, Cumming. in and ci divisions ' 1... .-.f: .,. 111' 411-' '.J1'. 1,5 ,..w..'m1:.'1f-- ',' W 1 E ' ' ' ' ' ' - V ' ' . - , 1, 1 . 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 l 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - - U Y Y A,, w,---f . .,,,.,'.-+,---.13 -- r,-.y-,-egv-,,,-.-Y-,..- ..-. ..- .,,, .-,-- - --. ....- v. , V , . cruise book committee ENS. Levey ENS. Myers LTJG Brown Lefevre, SN - Angier, SN - Runnels, SN I 1 Janson, SN - Dupuis, YNSN ENS. Harris ENS. Britton ENS1 Zenkel E ' 'A ' 'M W' 'E Us ' 'Ia - EDITORS LTJG. H. S. Brown . . ....,...........A...,... Editor-in-Chief ENS- R- 5- l-eVeY - - - ..... Features and Layout Editor BUSINESS STAFF ENS. P. D. Harris ..................... Business and Publicity Manager ENS. J. E. Kirk R. J. Dupuis, YNSN E. J. Janson, SN ART STAFF J. W. LeFevre, SN ....,................................. Art Editor A. B. Duke, PNSN R. A. Runnels, SN FEATURES D. B. Angier, SN .... ............. ..., D i visional Parade ENS. M. G. Myers . . . ....... Activities ENS. W. L. Britton . . .... Dedication ENS. B. L. Zenkel . . . ...,. Staff. Writer J. H. Wiseman, FT3 . . . .... Contributor F. T. Mazza, SN .... .... C ontributor F PHOTOGRAPHERS E. Belcher, PHCA R. G. Zak, PH2 H. K. Woodward, PHAN CAMERA CLUB F A. Kish, LI3 .... .....,....,.,..... ........... P f esidenf D W. Stroebel, CT3 ........ . . ...... 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