Newport News (CA 148) - Naval Cruise Book

Text from Pages 1 - 172 of the 1966 volume:

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Graduating from the United States Naval Academy, he was commissioned Ensign on May 31, 1934. Admiral Clarey's first duty was aboard acruiser, USS MILWAUKEE , from June, 1934 to December, 1936, In that month he was assigned to Submarine instruction at New London, Connecticut. He served in Submarines from that time throughout all of World War II, making a total of nine . ' v' A Ad ' 1 Cl d h d th - Pr1or g,,g,,,,E,g, ice mira arey serve a oar e submarines USS - ,ff M -1-i . . as Executive Officer on board the latter. He was on board December 7th, 1941. 1 W5-iiel.. , y . S Q 'Q , Aftwiig-grggogne DOEPQHIN, was detached to 3.SSl4ySigjkil1fi?f1!i2htE1lg50i,ffU4't!3Q USS AMBER- '-:Z'2-fe'5f'2fff2 w122ez2 -1111231121.2z1f.1:z'1 if . . A 'Ht V,3::5f33fQQE,:?-' ' ' . JAC K- J une 19, which - - , in . time ar Patrols. Star Medal, conspifioittgw intrepedit inf egggf I ln the S Divlsion 82 at ' Z' USS PET0, za to the Aich i : the USS if Admiral Clarey ENVGHFS HY ,iffy A y , r6sS':'R i2i?i'th 'S'O Qiwo gold stars aricfaatwh, Bfhjeshge R' tion from -if J' te' Pi'-'ii:?2Faf2:sIl' '-1-iii - ' 1'j 'I'1Fl?L . T' .W the foul? War ,gatrolsgnlnade On her thlrk' er 9 1944 to Jan r 945 PI .if ' n .' . .. Y ' W X' 4,1 A I ' ' JN A Yi 9 Yi Y , 9 , :gpm hi ,i ff ' - is H P USS thin Vessel' it r i g '53 'E FL E12 li Ah tg U I WWW? gy, 7 ,J fL'lQh 101,13 E , ij TE'-2 r Eagle 1 ia P ht P' 4 ' ' 1 -,-,' :- 4. ' H lufgw-L is , .F , L - man 1945, he was ass1 wTEla-g 'aff of the Com- of hostigdgglin and was serving in that assi'g'T1UIi'1ent at the cessation h- 5 QHS , . Eiga! 'li -u Q i '.'. . and include two tours in the Office of CNO 1946-47 Officer gf Zh Hllfjvgghe mjthe Bureau of Personnel 1949-51. For service as Executive .L - .- ' ' ' ' -f - A . , f 2 - 9 HELENA.g31h Operations against North Korean and Chinese Communist OFCGS, he was awarded the Bronze Star with combat V . 52 Sigcsgfhis service in Korea, Vice Admiral Clarey has commanded Submarine Division , 'HH e, leet Oiler USS HASSAYAMPA studied t th N t' lW C h Ad di the Far Easterhf,'.Desk in the Politico Militar , P l' 5 ' ? a Iona ar Ouege, 'ea e , 0 ' D1 f CN Ch f f Staff to CommanderrSubmarines Pacific. y O my Vlslon O O' and been le 0 , P ASSS. rtomotgd to F1325 Rank on July 1, 1959, Admiral Clarey had duty in the Office of the Comrllijgtof iigegiggfnaginglekfense gvlgnpowerl from 1958 to 1962. In July, 1962 he assumed , orce, , , P ' ' - A of Merit for service in that command. aclflc Fleet and was Subsequently awarded a Leglon p . , S Pacifigolggggf sid fAd?f11ral on June 5, 1964, he became Deputy Commander in Chief Commander-in-Ch. f 19 9 0 .Staff to. the Commander Pacific Fleet. On August 22,.1966, the Atl . ServiC.G Medal to ice AC311'1l11tl1I?3T1g?3LIIT2raL' Thfjmas H' Moorer presented the Dlstmgulshed V Ad . , . Y OI' 1S outstanding performance while at CincPacFlt. They IEZVG I1?v3Za'1SEiZf1'9Sgt1ShII13.I'I'1ed to the former Jean Scott of New London, Connecticut. dest - ' ep 911 Scott, now a Lieutenant USN servin in an Atlantic Fleet ro . , yer, and Michael O'Hearn, a Junior at Ripon College, Wisconsin. g , ,V W 1-M X1--H -gm,-I, I, ,,,iL,,,,g,.--,,m,,,. . 1, :.fg:......q.,,.-. ...,-1.-ATJ:-.f-., ,,N...-if-Y1,.i,......,,.,..7:A,,,.,.-Y..,,,-.,f...L,.,,f.,f.,., ,,,.. V. ,. ,, .- .. , . V V I 3 21S COMMANDER When Vice he had than any Mitscher, C duation though SYLV this after 1nted and Ballistic ment of miss SECGND VVElS concept of Gold blends On July 8 tionally m Joint Task Fu Before saying Evaluation Group Change of Command Thomas H. Moorer Vice Admiral Washington, D. C. WIC 3, ,-LLL-Avgw, - V -...--....,.-A-:.:L.n.,u:.14:-f-my March 3, 1966, VADM Masterson decorates Captain Windsor with the Star for his performance as Commanding Officer of USS INDEPEND operating with the fleet in Vietnam. ' Captain Windsor has commanded VC-28 and command was the seaplane tender USS CURRITUC K. In 1956 while a test pilot at NATC Patuxent Ri Trophy for setting a new national speed and Worl aircraft , of 1,015.48 miles per hour in an Chance Vo Just prior to becoming Chief of Staff, Captain W the attack carrier USS INDEPENDENCE, Under his pated in Exercise Teamwork in the North Atlantic iterranean, and finally sailed to the Pacific and the .1-. Z f X -.Lf-.--.-hm ...rn-M.,-A..-.--.1L.....,A,:,.f,:::M1-f,.-- -.. -1- --1-N. -xv-Q ,f- ---A - - -lv: fm--WW Mm - , gf WW 1 Wwwmmwx fiiww 'K ei ff f Q f J, W, XZZX f , , f f W , f 4 7 .ec- COMMANDING OFFICER CAPTAIN THEODORE L, BALIS, USN coMMAND1Nc oFFicER When Captain Balis assumed command of the world's largest cruiser, on August 6th, 1965, he was al- ready a veteran cruiserman, having served on board the USS BOISE, USS SPRING- FIELD, and as Executive Officer of the USS ST. PAUL. His experience and firm leadership were much in evi- dence as he guided us through at Guantanamo. The NEWPORT NEWS' culminating with Operation Straight-Laced, s command abilities. of 1941 Captain Balis has also commanded 13 Destroyers USS NORRIS and SAMUEL N. CNO lStrategic Plansj, USS DIACHENKO, a Cruiser Destroyer Force U. S, Pacific Fleet. n e n us rial College of the Armed Forces. Jane Madelyne Ryan of Vallejo, California. .N- FORMER EXECUTIVE OFFICERS COMMANDER JAM1-3s DOYLEt 5,pJRt,US1v1 , f Commander Doyle United States Naval oAcademy5j During his tours of duty he hast servedrrasj Executive Officer ofthe QMSO-4251, andthe destroyer USS McCAIN, He has commandedrthe minesweeper USS, RUFF5 pthe fleet sweeper USS REDSTART pandjfthe odfestroyeii JOHN R. CR-AIG, U Commander Doyle is C a Q gradugftgf George Washington pLaWu,Schoo1g had membelf of the bar, and agraduateoffNuc1ear power Trainin C R A M go f '! ,V I Commander Doyle, since promotedztd Captain is presently Commanding v Officer of the nuclear power ed frigateUSSQ BAINBRIDGE. 1 r p r Q COMMANDERSHENJEQ F. MUNNIKHUYSEN, p o o f p , Commander Munnikhuysen is a grade uate of the Naval Academy, Classgof 1946. Highlights of his naval career include duty as Operations 1 Officer ttar and Naviget0I'w Q11 board USS JOHN MCC AIN, and VEXecutiiQe father and Navigator vdestrovef css COURTNEY. He has coifiimanded isp? t he LST TERBEBONE PSABISH andtheovesfiior- er Leader U s MITSCHER.V fp niop, oinh 1 M 12 1 EXECUTIVE OFFICER COMMANDER ROBERT T. RUXTGN, JR., USN Commander Ruxton received his commission after graduating from Cornell University in 1945, He assumed the duties as Executive Officer of the USS NEWPORT NEWS on August 1, 1966. Being an Exec is no new role for Commander Buxton as he has served in that capacity aboard the USS J EKYL QAG-1355, and the USS SAUFLEY QDD-4659. He has commanded the Minesweeper USS SALUTE and the destroyer USS MANLEY. Other tours for Commander Ruxton include LSMR 406, USS BAUSELL, ComDesRon 7, Cru Div 2, Commander First Fleet Staff, Staff of Commander Middle East Force, and as project officer of the Ship's Characteristics Board, Office of the Chief of Naval Operations. Commander Buxton has been a student at General Line School, Post GraduateSchool, and the Armed Forces Staff College. He is married to the former Eloise Nancy Boggs of Kingsport, Tennessee. They have two children, Nancy Ann and Robert Thomas, III. SHIPYARD OVERHA UL N ORF ULK NA VAL SHIPYARD On June 28, 1965, Newport News entered the Norfolk Naval Shipyard, Portsmouth, Virginia for a five month period of refitting and overhaul. A yard overhaul is a regular part of the life cycle of aman-of-war. In olden times itwas a simple process, scrape the barnacles off the hull, re-tar the rigging, replace a timber here or there. The 20th century equivalent is more complex. The shipyard is a kaleidescope of sights and sounds, scrapers, blasters, Welders and chipping hammers pound at the ear. Men clamber aloft in the superstructure and alongthe sides of the ship. In the passageways below are strung blower ducts, air, water, and electrical linesg a jungleof rubber. In the compartments, deck plates are torn up, cables are everywhere- JPY' af 5 V J f ,. August 6, 1965 Captain Theodore L. Balis relieves Captain Robert D. Quinn as VADM Masterson looks on 4 Looking over the task ahead T- 0 N fl if f 25 1 , , .Ag QW. N -4 9, J.-1 . 'a ad 15 9, 'ia' .1 ...M -: 1' ' ' 'fa xv f . of L If 'f 'Q :JA rf 1' 1 L i Q X I If ' 3 ' 1 19 REEF In time, the sounds are stilled. The strangers who Walked her decks are gone. Hesitantly at first, then with growing con- fidence, the ship returns to her native element. Ahead lie post-repair trials and underway refresher training at Guantanamo. TA AMO BAY C Air action, D011 H Whadd ya mean no more ammunition? 1 24 A R f 3 .wil , il an Preparing to take the USS BORIE under tow. 's Refueling from the USS SALAMONIE CAO-26D Damage Control Repair Party. Take two APC's and come back in a week. A H- af! ,Y 'V .Z 1, my w 5 I Bud Logan and the Blue Boys, USO show. ,Z x 1 K Q S: f Iii. Q f,f . . LV f ' Christmas in song, Guantanamo. 9 Hrs' SECOND FLEET RETURNS ,IANUAR Y 12, 1966 Upon our return from Guan- tanamo, Newport News once again became the Flagship for Second Fleet. Vice Admiral Masterson is 'shown crossing from his temporary Flagship USS LITTLE ROCK QCLG-47. 29 HIGHTI E FIREX '66 Coming into Roosevelt Roads, Puerto Rico. U ' At the first of the new year, Newport News participated in the Atlantic F1eet's annual winter exercises, Hightime and Firex '66. During Firex '66, we pounded the beaches at the firing ranges of Vieques and Culebra, Puerto Rico, with over twenty tons of shells, firing night and day. AN JUAN E1 Morro Castle General Visiting Project Handclasp Y 5........,,, .. ., - 1 T? W - Fw- A ,k., v, 9 ng .nl Q as 1995 fl 'R gow' '. fegj,4:v,'- F, :ia :lg-'.,-ff'-to ' ' .,1,-f?7 ,.., ,. 1.45 ,:,g:y1',,bL-,x,, ' ' ' Ff?3ffEIm-:f-gq,.f-KE-1:3-.Z s.,. x ' ,n-,-f .V-N,.,,. f 15 ,un I . 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Amphibious 2? or SWPOIT News and other Seoond'F1ee't ships, units from the At1a,ntic F1ee1J E M - . . . Owe, 19th Au' Force. the Contmental Air Command 10lst AirbornCgf2I1d 21 anne D1v1s1on, and the 7th Special Forces Group also participated. : I I I in E 5 v 1 I l Q x. wulunm., 1,-,nw -an-Kwai ,.., f Qkkk .W ' ' e. - ,fi '- walls N gk - Q-A . e -W ..h.f'1 ' ,,,,, , The Army at sea, Exercise Clove Hitch. .a.1..-,J-Q..- - ,, ,, ,A Y V A N ,f,, ffff 410.444, 'r .'q0,'-'-1 f K C 4' , W ,, Q- 'nfl .. - 1 A K-A .W , ' ' K1 dawg, Q, ' ., Q ,Q xl W ,.- ff ' X, Jw W W, . ,gp f ,,,,,,, .. sv' av D Anchored off West Palm Beach, Florida The Good Life, West Palm Beach X, , X - --.- ..-L.-nu a.uu rrf.A.NKLIN D. ROOSEVELT refueling off Jackso nville, Florida in +R Second Fleet Band at work, Ft. Lauderdale. I I Quqn rd L 5 2, J, L ' WJ , 'IDEU WL 'M -4 H - ' -1 .,,, ,mgg l vv ., J ' T- , ?i??4L fiW'-N d, e ' il ddf e A M., ,H , V B-li V',V' 1 XWNWX W I l 'xv g ' 'N 5 a, Q L 1,5 E' ' ' 'W 4.2 d mr 1 .. I --ali-7' Seminole Village WELCUME ABOARD i Navy League Sea Cadets Newport News is a fighting ship. She is also a showpieoe. More than 100,000 visitors come aboard her annually. Visitors from all walks of life, Sea Cadets, airline presidents, ambassadors, the general public in any port we visit. To all of these,Newport News is a sight to remember. Boy Scouts Chaplain Schwartz with Chaplain school graduates, Newport. Through sleet, snow, wind, hail, etc., etc., Lt Frederick with George Crump, Publisher of Navy Guide magazine and James Dunn, General Manager of the Norfolk Neptunes. M x ,M ' 0 M Q A f , f , Vlff If I VV ' I f Q W4-N ' SECNAV guests. 6 F Alexander A. Matsas, Greek Ambassador to the United States. .W Wt, ng. 4W i 5 ,- ear! if QQ L M, Hmm:-a4nu.u 5 5 E 4-+a,.,,.,, v Prince Gholam Reza Pahlavi, brother of the Shah of Iran, and his Princess. ' '1.w1.a+,.' 'naw' Muff-my-, L ,f 1 ,u-rf1.m,.g,,3,mIg25z3'fae+i, V f 6 NE WPOR T The Breakers I L Park On Ocean Drive The Ferry Slip , , f E W YORK Times Square by night. Photo by Ronald Womble, PH1 NNAPULI The Chapel At The United States Naval Academy ,ff Sailing On The Severn River my -- -, - 1' 'Q , Bancroft Hall At the Naval Academy. One of the main thoroughfares on the Naval Academy grounds is Stribling Walk, leading to and from Bancroft Hall. Mid- shipmen pass by Teoumseh, God of C, many times throughout the day going and coming from class. l -1 Wm Wiipmi 'Y' 5' , if ,gt ff i'3-fn , W, .5 Tv ' L me 3:34 7 .PW X w-.. :fm af ai? ' W' 1, ff, iii i faqg 1,3 . .figeite -2,'1f'f'??1ief:1Si13,, Q, ' cfiiee-::::25f' k , 1 2 fi M rw:-if I DEPENDEN TS CR UISE I 1 93 f fy 79 N 7 X X -'Qt , Y? xx RX , x W 0'2- f ,,g3y,, A FARE WELL PARTY VICE ADMIRAL MAS TERS ON 'S The Rolling Stones! No comment I I I I I I in I 5 I I I I I I I I II II Ig III I3 ', I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I SENIOR Col. George W. E. Daughtry SECOND FLEET MARINE OFFICER TAF F OFFICERS Capt. Jack L. Evans ACOS FOR OPERATIONS 81 PLANS OPERATIONS OFFICER f L Capt. Frank E. Miller PLANS OFFICER Capt, Frank M. MCLUIU COMSTRIKFLTLANTREPEUR Capt. Paul E. Arbo READINESS IQ TRAINING OFFICER 1 I QI ,X W K M 5, wt I I 5 Capt. Ralph J. Mattus DIRECTOR SPECIAL PROJECTS Capt. Howard D. McPike LOGISTICS OFFICER ff 1 Capt, Jack M, Manner-Z Capt. William R. St. George STRIKE WARFARE OFFICER And READINESS gl TRAINING OFFICER ASW 8 MINE WARFARE OFFICER TAFF OF ICER CDR R. E. Kipe ASST. LOGISTICS H ..:v, .V ww D291 jf if ' Q S. 6 Q: 1 lf xv 'Q f S1 ' 5 f , X N TZ S xii X Q i x f Z f. 6,5 'W X xbx Q CDR L. J. Anderson INTELLIGENCE ,, CDR F. F. Duggan, Jr METEOROLOGICAL LCDR D. Pickard AIDE-FLAG SEC. 60 CDR J. R. VanSick1e CDR H. R. Joy CDR J. R. Va11e1y COMMUNICATIONS SP. PROJECTS OPER- PLAN- CDR J. F. Hall CDR J. E. Nicholson CDR L. L. Hawkins ASST. PLANS CNATOJ SP, PROJECTS OPERATIONS , I . . ,,,, ..,,, , sw sm -N P: w 4 ay .4:MQzf,.A,: , . . 4.5 ,M 1 ,ag f f f , .,. f X if A - if 3522 xnxx S., X df ES? W V V 5 V I X f 1, . 7 ...,,,., ,... .gk-Q 'R-P: WW I Q , .- . Q. A . . Iiff11 n:--W., f , 2 .ws ,ang I fbi I . s 1 X NZ i . f .542 i fno 1 S .C f, ...C 5 I f -I S91 2 X- Q 7 S' Cf . l -- iy 'gf 4 ,f f 4 f as C. .52 5 rv A . .X ... ,l CDR D. E. ROSer1quiSt CDR R. T. Grant LCDR J. E. MOI'g3.I1 GUIDED MISSLE ASW AIR WARFARE LCDR W. H. Bass U1 LCDR T- P- CHHH LCDR D G Shields ASST. PLANS CNAT'Lj SCHEDULING ASST. INT. ww. LCDR P. A. Banks LCDR R. M. Phillips SPEC. PROJECTS ASST. STRIKE WARFARE LCDR N. E. Moore OPS. INT. LCDRR N COrb1e1 ASST SCHEDULE LCDR D K Patterson LCDR L A Morcerf PAO ASST COMM ,una-..,, LTJG A J Bowen IV LTC W Quinley LT J M Ennes Jr LTJG P Garhck, Jr SPEC PROJECTS ASST FLAG SEC NAVSEGRUDET AIDE FLAG LT . f , ,W 4 LCDR G. T. Sullivan OPS. ANALYSIS 35 ,,..-.W 4.11:-1. LT W T Martin EWO LTJGD Q Dr1s1ane RPS CWO LTJG J. J. Monley LTJG M. W. Klein LTJG J. J. McMahon ENS G. A. Greenfield, Jr. ENS E. L. Dunn ASST, PAO CWO RPS CWO CWO CWO 3 W :X .: . QA13 jig' , ' J Z -1 A ij I I, z z A I J ' 0 0 0 O 0 I 0 I o o . Mag C I 0 . . . 9 ' ' . ' I ' 0 o . g . ' Q - ' SHIP ' COMPANY X I LCDR D. C. Dennison LT A, A. Wondolowski LT R. W. Culbertson WEAPONS OFFICER MAIN BATTERY OFFICER FIRST LIEUTENANT W-1 C. F. Mitchell FIRE CONTROL GUNNER LT J. T. Coats LTJG J. M. Packard AA OFFICER ASST. FIRST LT. WEAPONS DEPAR T MEN TS f'N 1 V. l '12 g 5' Vg-5 GL C.:- Q31? in 'Fi 2 1 iw, 'YEuQuuNlEN'I'2 MG 3 DI FIRST VISIO LTJG S. Y. Smith LTJG G. L. Euler BM1 W. Armentrout BM1 H' Ingra FIRST DIVISION OFF. FIRST DIVISION JO m BM2 G. Huff BM3 C. Lykken BM3 G. Estes BM3 M. Harcourt BM3 A. Laforet BM3 J. Martunas BM3 B. Mullin S BM3 R. Simms BMSN D. Gibson BMSN P. Rigoli BMSN K. Truesdell SN C. Almy SN D. Anderso 64 f T Nw V, ,S ,gi . X 4 f f XX Q .,.. .Ov H SN J. B eavef SN J. Bethea SN J. Boyersmith SN M. can-igan SN- Clemons SN E. Contrady SN G- Cook SN S. Culbreath SN G. Day SN B. Dent SN D. Dittmar E. g SN W. Dunn SN J. Ford SN A. Fuqua SN R. Gray SN J. Harris SN J. Henderson SN R. Jegela SN W, Kirchner SN L. Roy SN T. Lay SN J. Look SN J. Mann R. Marlatt SN T. Martin SN L. Mauney SN T. McGee SN P. Kachrmm SN G- P001 65 J SN J. Raffensberger SN J, Roberts SN G. Robinson SN R. Russell SN C. Savage SN M. Silva SN T. Thorsen SN B. West SA R. Chacon SA S. Cuellar SA R, Gibson SA R, Hodge SA G. Ingram SA S. Karr SA R. Math SA R. Murray SA D. Nash SA K. Schuindt Jr SA J. Snyder SA 66 ECO D DIVI I0 C. Tishman SA D. Tolomeo LTJG G. R. I-Iiginb0fham SECOND DIVISION OFF. GMGIR Caulfleld GMG1C Rhodes GMG2 B Eller GMG2 B Hoyfe GMG2 L Rhodes GMG2 C wmmer GMG3 R Cottmgham GMG3 J Graves GMG3 K Greene GMG3 H HEISGY GMG3 A Hoovler GMG3 R Leonard SN L Bronstem SN G Decker SN D Wall SN D Gomez SN M H111 SN D Inkrote 0 0 , . . . ' 1 I I U l O l D 5 Ji? N D xy 'mu,.-ful' o . g o I I . ' SN J, Huseygon SN R, McGowan SN P, Nappi SN F. Shuba SN D. Taylor SN P. Westervelt 67 - .SS SA T, Ervin SA C. Fisher SA R. Graham SA G. Inlow SA M. Labreck SA R. Pait SA P. Pusztai SA W. Striggles SA W. Mueller SA S. Weber SA B. Whitford THIRD DI VI I 0 ENS J. H. Criss ENS T. H. Reynolds BM2 D. Sanderson BM3 H. Beaudfy THIRD DIV. OFF. THIRD DIVISION JO BM3 G. Mavrd ' h - ruc es JOSN L. Forwerck BMSN A. Rakes SN p, Ahngl- SN R. Anderson SN R. DeShafUa1S 68 SN T. Diffendal SN. L. Bark SN D. Blancato SN W. Ginnett SN J. Greenwalt SN W, Herman SN D. Hollinger SN H. Hull SN G. Hunter SN J. Mathews SN F. Panezich SN G. Puacell SN C. Quill SN R. Richardson SN J. Wells SA P. Beckley SA K. Clune SA R. Davis SA T. Miller SA R. Misiano SA R. Misner SA R. Neider SA M. Robinson 69 F0 RTH DIVISIO LTJG E. C. Gregor ENS B. Watts BM1 R. Calloway BM3 R FOURTH DW. OFF. FOURTH mv. JO ' Bmdsfaftes BM3 F. Fellows RD3 C. Jordan BM3 V. Popelka BM3 T. Roberts BM3 B. Snesko BM3 M White SN D. Acosta SN R A1 ' ' elandro SN R- Balcom SN L. Beattie SN L. Biem SN J. Brandys SN O. Caldwell SN A- Carver . SN J. Chxckey SN T, Coughlin SN S' Cgyle SN D. Crawford 7O SN J. Davis SN G. Douglas SN J. Gandarilla SN J. Garrison SN M. Holgate BM2 P. Holt 'ZIP SN J- Jacek SN R. Keniston SN J. Kurt SN M. Marsh SN C. Mooney SN R. Mummey Z- SN W. Newcomb SN D. Pore SN E. Roane SN W. Ruzyc SN D. Schiaffo SN R. Snyder ar-'57 'ff SN L. Steward SN R. Kratz SN C. Vandergriff SN J. Verdeja SN K. Willis SN D. Wirtz 71 A t'1 SA E Bassett SA E Blanks SA J Breniole SAJ C SN J. Yakscoe SA R. n 1 - ' . . algie SA C. CFOW1 SA R. Griffin SA E. Dougherty SA D. Stevens SA K. Edwards SA J. Evinger SA J, Gandal-1113 SA J. Kendall SA H. Kitchens SA B. Mavney SA M. Hoff SA D. Murray SA S. Oliver 72 SA R. P fi . 0 empa SA R. Dav1s SA D. Stevnes SA R. Stokes SA H' Thomas FIFTH DIVI I0 SA C. Whitsett SA M. Wolfe ENS J. C. Lehman FIFTH DIV. OFF. GMCM J. VanHoose GMGC M. Sopko GMG1 L. Alford GMG1 R. Boyter GMG1 J. Logan GMG2 R. Bosiey GMG1 S. Teska GMG2 B. Hardage GMG3 L. Alexander GMG3 C. Harrell GMG3 A. Hofland GMG3 M. Legassie GMG3 T- Maggert GMG3 W. McNew GMG3 W. Metzger GMG3 C' O'H2l10ran GMG3 W' Saxon STGSN R. Williams 73 - SN J Allen SN D. Dampman SN L. Frazier SN R. Freitas SN R. Haas SN J. Kalapaca SN E. Mac Gillivray SN L. Wofford SA M. Berry SA W. Combs A E. Dispennette SA R. Dupak 41 SA E. Kinne SA J. Henson SA J. Keagy SA R. Kindle SA W. Leber SA M. Luark SIXTH DIVI I0 SA M. M i . cGaugh SA W. Taber LTJG R' Sispaggygch SIXTH D - ' 74 GMG1 R. Trimmer GMG2 J. Elkins GMG2 R. Drown GMG2 R. Stephens GMG3 E. Altro SN w. Foster SN J. Groves SN C. Kubiski SN o. Maine SN F. Shafer SN R- Weller SA T. Chappell SA R. Frazier SA H. Knaptorl SA W- Killer SA T' Mccuntock SA W' Neumann E VE DIVISION NS S P Mudd ENS A J Chagnon BM1 J. Wolfe BM2 M. Wilson SEVENTH DIV. OFF. SEVENTH DIV- JO 75 1 BM3 W Mongrief BM3 C. Sebastian BMSN H. Acree BMSN R. Walker SN D. Aikins SN R, Anduaga SN J. Bell SN H. Billips SN J. Casey SN D. Crane SN C. Crumpton SN C. Deese SN D. Dohrman SN F. Dunham SN F. Edwards SN G. Facini SN L. Hamm SN J. HickS SN C. Hoverm - 't an SN J' Jenkms SN R- Konopka SN J. Lipps SN B. Littleton SN W' LOP1 Z 76 YP'- SN J, Lynn SA M. Carlin SN G. Nicholson SN P. Rayman SN H. Riley SN R. Seggerson SN C. Smith SN R. Snyder FTGXSN W. Sparr SN E. Vines SN W. Kemmer SN C. Whigham SN D. Wiskerchen SA R. Armstrong SA R. Avila SA S. Bartels SA D. Bauman SA L. Carroll, Jr. SA G. Chamberlain SA R. Chandler SA C- Clark SA L. Cunningham SA W. Durr SA A. White 77 ' ' ' SA C. Hildreth SA J. Hoffman SA P- Ivey SA P. Jones SA C' Beard SA R. F111ch1a SA w Kmkel SA R Martin SA M. Briley SA J. Papadimitrios SA J- Reilly SA W- J11Hi0US FOX DIVI I0 SA G. Wellman SA E. wmtacre SA M. wicker I SA R. wiuis LTJG C. A. Hurd FOX DIVISION OFF. 78 ENS W. H. Edwards FOX DIVISION JO bb'ns FTCS R. Fluke FTG2 R. Allen FTG2 A. Gallagher FTG2 R. R0 1 F....... a ! rw FTG2 W. Schulz YN3 L. Bohman FTG3 H. Clowers FTG3 C. Hofferberth FTG3 G. King III FTG3 D. Kollander FTG3 D. Lawler FTG3 T. Lesko FTG3 C. Mainord FTG3 H. Myers FTG3 D. Olson FTG3 J. Pabilonia FTG3 J. Parks FTG3 J. Recchia FTG3 P. Sepp FTG3 J. Tetlow FTG3 W. Thornton FTG3 D. Wachhaus FTGSN R. Abbate FTGSN N. Anderson FTGSN V. ATGHC1911 FTG3 N D. Baine FTGSN D. Brooks FTGSN CSSD C. Campbell 79 FTGSN R Compton F1 'QSN D, Davidson FTGSN T. Givens FTGSN W. Hamlin FTGSN J. Hausrath FTGSN K. Kiel, FTGSN T. Kubin FTGSN C. Marks FTGSN P. Marsala FTGSN J. Moose FTGSN J. Niestempski FTGSN T, Otten PIG. 4. FTGSN P. Paul FTGSN J. Pint FTGSN R- Randall FTGSN J. Rowe FTGSN D. Sanford FTGSN J. Sawyer 3 SAI 4 1 SN A, Cesaro SN , P' Furman SN E. Holden SN P. Honsberger SN J. Kaiser SN R' I-'Isle N 4 , 5771 80 'ali N SN H. Pulver SN T. Sears SN N. Thielen FTGSA D- Haynes FTGSA C. Herrera FTGSA S. Loth SN J- Wagner SN C. Wirtz FTGSA J. Berg FTGSA J. Mata FTGSA C. Nicholes, Jr. SA K. Anderson SA R. Boniface SA H. Hunt SA T. Knopik I ,. Q SGT MAJ O. Furuseth SA M. Smith CAPT K. H. Hutzler CAPT M. L. Bartlett CO MAR DET XO MAR DET MARI E DETA CH ME T 81 GYSGT T. Isaac CPL P. Bartolomucci X CPL R. Dutnie CPL M. scott CPL R. Nester CPL J. Tufford CPL L. Wallace LCPL R. Bass LCPL J. Candelora LC PL P. Cuthbertson, Jr. LCPL C. Davis LCPL M. Murray LCPL J- Pepe LCPL J. Shannon LCPL R. Timony LCPL R. Yacovone PFC s. Ballentine PFC J. Bowling PFC C- Boyce PFC G. Brown 82 PFC V- Gray PFC W. Hall PFC L. Hurlebaus LCPL K- Nippes 'N , if . f v 53 W I , . , 1 we-I T PFC L. Nolte PFC D. Swan PVT C. Avey PVT D. Bascom PVT R. McCabe PVT R. Wesby PVT R. Yanky 1 'EBM A .----i-Z .14 ,Qt ' OPERA T10 L LCDR G H. Ellis LT T. M. Applegate LT R. D. Knight COMM. OFFI CDR Rupert H. Loyd CIC OFFICER EMO GER OPERATIONS OFFICER A M X X. X -- --Z. OOPS? LT V. P. Liacopoulos LT F. G. Treutlein EWO ADMIN ASSISTANT DEPART E T W-1 M. B. Lowe ASST. EMO ENS J. E. McMahon ENS W. J. Collins, Jr. LTJG D. E. Montague CWO CWO CWO RPS QOQQQ assay 'QQOQ f fx, 9 1 S ' l Q y 1' 4 b f . sl as ' Q S A X J ix '-IJ. EEFRUW AFLUN DIVISION LTJG B. IQ.IDickinson ENS N. J. Molslwee RD S B . OI DIVISION OFFICER OI DIVISION Jo C ' Mmm' RUC J- Akers RD1 G. Mlachak RD2 C. Barron RD2 D. Heslin RD2 M. Mize RD2 R. Nall R132 J, price RD2 M- Robbins RD2 D. Thompson RD3 w. Conover RD3 J. Hanson RD3 T. Hendricks RD3 D. Kenney RD3 W. Kinney RDS L - - Koehler RDa T. Lauraitis RD3 c. Lunsford RD3 J. Martinez RD3 H. McDUff1e 86 fr f W RD3 K. Mooring RD3 G. O'Donnoghue RD3 R. Page RD3 D. Peddigree, Jr. RD3 C. Pidcoe RD3 R. Puckett RD3 R. Yankura RD3 M. Robbins RD3 A. Thorington RD3 G. Tucker RD3 L. Tucker RD3 J. Vetillo RDSN L. Herring RDSN R. Kern RDSN S. Mayhugh RDSN R. Sauer RDSN P. Spring, Jr. RDSN W. Tate RDSN R. Turner SN T, Browning SN F. Kovacs, Jr. SN J. Lambert SN S. Mneski SN E. Moymhan SN R, 0fMar1-0 SN p, Taylor, Jr. SN R. Campbell SN C. Stock SN H. Weddell, Jr. SN A. Woodall RDSA J. Daugherty SA J. Johnson SA V. Nelson SA J. Murray SA D, Palmer SA p, peters www SA C. Phillips SA L. Priola SA T. Renfrew SA M. Shirley SA S. Wacker FA R. Gulmire DIVI IO LTJG W. T. Rayder ETCM C. Allred OE DIVISION OFF. 88 ET1 E. Harkenrider ETN2 E. Pfiffner ETR2 G. Saggio ETR3 N. Francoeur ETN3 D. Huelskamp ETR3 T. Moore ETR3 W. Ramsey ET1 R. Mercer ET1 J. Stephens ETN2 K. King ETR2 L. Sweeley, Jr. ETR3 J. Casey ETW3 E. Jaremko ETN3 W. Koles ETR3 K. Rome ETR3 T. Schehr nik ETR3 G. Mark 'VY' ETN2 B. Meeks ETR2 W. Morrison ETR3 J. Eason ETN3 T. Forth ETN3 R. Meteney ETN3 E. Stratton ETN3 D. Underwood 89 ETRSN M. Boyle ETRSN D. Nugent ETRSN A. Gogas ETRSN A- Indico ETRSN o. Strock, Jr SN D. Oiski SN F. Blessing SN J. Motzer SN J. Kreager SN W. Mentzell ETRSA J. Johnson DIVI I0 SA R. Reinicke LTJG V. L. Herzeelle RM1 J. Bellamy OR DIVISION OFFICER DIVI I0 RM3 D. Robison RM3 C. Patterson LTJG R J Henning OS DIVISION OFFICER ll.. SMC B. Coggin SM1 J. Broughton SM2 R. Wickersham SM3 J. Hackney SN A. Buckner SN F. Harper SN R. Neukam SN J. Smith SA R. Gioradano SA C. Hoepfl SA K. McC ray SMSN W. Fannin SN F. Alvincent SN K. Vandenberg SA R. Snyder SN K. Zarecki AD I I THAT VE ' f LCDR W. J. Schwartz LT J. C. Frederick LTJG J. J. Lucas LTJG J. W. Luksich CHAPLAIN PAO . ED. TRAINING OFF. SHIPS SECRETARY Ja I f i 4 WH I L.-xC,LA CQ!-JNNEQH7 Qseoevs, SIR? YES Snag UNOEIQ Bausc- XX I 1 o 0 EX DIVI I0 V LTJG W. Martinell YNCS H. Sutton LIC A. Human YNC J. Hardeman PCC W. Bussey CT1 CPNJ A, Denham PERSONNEL OFFICER EX DIVISION OFFICER YN2 R. Grieco PN2 E. Jackson PN2 C. Jenkins YN3 Buentemeier PH3 W. Deitch PH3 H, Doyle PC3 R. Jaggers PC3 J. Johnson C. Fowler LI3 R. Kimball YN3 D. Michniewicz PN3 R. Rodgers YN3 W. Thomas PNSN E- Bi6SaCk PNSN A. Lupovitz PNSN B. Painter LISN O. Shreve JOSN C. Achuff SN M. Booker SN D. Cl'laI'I1e SN C- D9f1b0W 1 . , SN S. M SN J. Nunn SN H. Ford SN R. Fuehrer SN T. Hendr1cks SN J. Kmg SN R Lyon ason SN D. Roebuck SN J. Reed SN c, Ross JosN C. Ruggeri SN M, Sadowitz SN G. sink SN T, smock W SN D. Tucker SN R. Young SA M. Angell SA R. Haack SA E. Jones SA H. Kover SA R. Manning FLAG ComFive Sailor of the Month -ef f ?. '.'+ ENS M. F. Kittrell FLAG DIVISION OFFICER SECOND FLEET BAND Back Row-Left to Right: C. Foster, J. Valdez, M, Sherline, G. Risler, W. Fuhrman R. Plant, P, Kelleher. Front Row-Left to Right: R. Okeson, N. Hanich, M. Going, P. Hickman, R. Ordway. 2 I CTC J, Bachmann RMC N, Chirdon RDC J, Latham DM1 W. Belcher JO1 J. Castellucci AG1 E. Gaulzetti SK1 S. Norrell CT1 E. Tovornik YN2 T. Abballe CT2 K. Cole SD2 E. Fontanilla YN2 E. Godfrey AG2 E MCI-,eod AG2 J. Price AG2 R. Thornton SD3 R. Blanco JO3 J. Boese SD3 B. Custodio DM3 D. Fife DM3 J Patterson YN3 B, T UOFHDSOH CYN3 W. Wandel SN N. Gooken SN T. Kerr AGAN D. Long RMSN R. Martin YNSN R Orenc u 047' TN ,Tresspeces SA A. Ab 1 e SA J. Busche LCPL W. Mauntel LCPL K. Nippes LCPL J. Pepe PFC R Buckno f P N S . hm an f mv ff ,,,.,,, s Top-Left to right, Schmit, Proskauer, Lindsay, Krise, Witherell, Savoy, Schnieder, Sugars. Middle-Left to right, Treinen, Terwilliger, Stevenson, Dean, Vogel. Bottom- Left to right, Morris, Shannon, Yoder. Chief Steward Cabacar, TN D, Ramos, SD1 D. Gabriel, TN G. Raagas Top-Left to right, A. Gagnon, J. Busche, W. Maxey Bottom-Left to right, N. Gooken, R. Browning, J. Watson ENGINEERI G LCDR H. R. Spann LT W. P. Witman LT J. L. Sherman DCA ENGINEERING OFF. MPA Q Q74 VX i ?, 43? H -XVJ7 10945 f'Qx E 5 LJ Yes 3 199 c X1 3 lg tk W ,.x, iii, if O Q Q 2:33 si , , 1 ' .gg 'C DEPAR TME T l E ENS J. H. Raymond W-1 T. O. Kearns ADMIN ASSISTANT ELECTRICAL MAT i i I A DI VISI 0 LTJG J. S. Lemmons W-1 R. W. Black EN1 W P k A DIVISION OFFICER A DIVISION Jo ' ar ef EN2 E- Duncan MM2 R- Payne MM3 J. Allen MR3 J. Bailey MM3 J. Chesley MM3 1, Deynes MR3 R. Dorm MR3 L. Evans MM3 R. K . aysen MM3 J' Leschmsky YN3 R. McDonnell EN3 R. Perrine EN3 R. Pierson EN3 E. Underwood EN3 E . . Wlllingha M m MFN H. Edwards MMFN M. Yoch FN E, Alsip FN R. BaC0H 100 FN C. Blevins FN R. Bradway FN C. Colbert SN R. Crisp FN R Deynes F N D. Dunlap FN R. Evans FN M. Farrah FN C. Gelina SN D, Gray FN J. Kenney FN P. Smith FN A. Tarka FN P. Vadala FN C. Wells MMFN G. Meinicke FA J' Hammond FA W. Jenkins FA J. Kittredge FA D. Leclaire SA G. Robinson FN J. Petrea FA J. Fiedler 101 B DIVI I0 LTJG W. c. waidron LTJG P. B. Maddox BT1 J. Om B DIVISION OFFICER B DIVISION JO BT1 J. Johnson BT1 J. Plummer BR 1 C. Timmons BT2 D. Bates BT2 R. Bishop BT2 R, Keeler BT2 C- MCCOY BT3 A. Gray BT3 J. Herndon BT3 W. Holt BT3 R. Rhoades BT3 R. Young BTFN R. C arney FN C. Brammer FN F. Crane FN P. Di Paolo FN C. Harrington FN A. Ice 102 FN J. Richardson FN J. Whalen FN J. McMi11en FN G- Pogue FN R. Schaub FA J. Barnes FA G. Bennett FA D. Frank FA D. Howard LTJG C. A. Laughton E DIVISION OFFICER EMCS F. Przybyl ICC D. McGuire C. Davidson EMI M. Stone IC1 A. Yocca IC2 R. Calhoun rcs G. c k EM2fC J. Cole EM2 B, Combest IC2 J. Priest EM3 H. Brahmer ics J. Brown 0 ef 103 IC3 C, Connelly EM3 A. Cuccia EM3 W. Elliott EM3 J. Frisk EM3 L. Gage EM2 D. Graney EM3 J. Herrnance IC3 G. Howell EM3 G. Hutson EM3 J. Knatz EM3 L. Cue EM3 W. Luther EM3 J. Miflhael EM3 J. Nelson 1 EM3 P. Quigley EM3 H. Shelton, Jr. EM3 G. Stardall IC3 A. Weaver ICFN M. Auison ICFN J, B tt 104 U effield EMFN D- Carrigan ICFN M. Cummings EMFN J. Duncan ICFN T. Garcia EMFN A. Huskey EMFN J. Pierson ICFN J. Verbos EMFN J. Wright FN K, Drake FN R. Fisher SN W. Ginnett FN R. Howard FN H. Leuck SN E. Tadle FN A. Veber FN w. White EMFA R. Alexander EMFA c. Bowman ICFA T. cherry EMFA J- Constantin ICFA T- Ford WW . I FA K. H D EM3 I. Mich 1 EMFA G. Hmchman FA K. Horn C U er ae FA K. Goodspeed EMFA D. Gould . 105 F Q I I i I . E l ICFA E. Kelly FA W. King FA M. Davis FA J. Lopata FA W. Lovegren FA M. McMahon ? I . Y M DIVISIO li 1 . l il E. .3 A FA G. Schickel FA J. Tansey FA D. Zarembinski LTJG R, Fascher If A M DIVISION OFF. it I 3 1 3 .4 E I 1. 3 1 E s I17Ya0D1R,I2icm13gr MM1 R. Haut MM1 R. Heidt MMI L. Nicholson MM1 D. Smith MM2 M. Aldrich MM2 J. Ashmore . MM2 S. Fr1tz MM2 R. Morgan MM2 E. Rucki MM3 J. Baumgardner MM3 T, Cooper . 106 5? . V 1 2 MM3 L. Hiuiker MM3 T. Maxeiner MM3 R. Usher MM3 F. Vaillancourt FN P. Brown MMFN L. Mosby MMFN B. Burianek MMFN M. Patterson MM3 A. Miller 1 f Y I 5 i i I 4 I i I xi MM3 R. Morrow MM3 R. Overbey MM3 D. Rissmiller 5 MM3 K. Ward MMFN C. GZIIGY MMFN H. Ricker MM3 C. Warner MM3 P. Wiseman FN P. Biddinger MMFN H. Houp MMFN B. Latchaw MMFN G. Magruder MMFN D. Schmidt MMFN K. Shuckerow MMFN R. speck 107 MMFN T Sauer FN E, Waldle MMFN J. Wortmann- FN B. Baker FN R. Dibiase FN Dudley FN L, Hileman FN E. Hinson FN F. Hutchins FN I. Murden FN D. Usher FN Y. Yoder MMFA C. Geary, J r. MMFA J. Willenbrink FA R. Atkinson FA E. Bourgeois FA W. Bowen FA B. Krapovicky FA G' Mihalik FA J' Halls' FA T. sabatino FA G. sauer FA L. steelman FA Weir 108 R DIVI I0 SFC J, Dacus DCCS J. Jones SF1 F. Fenton 1'-.N we LTJG E. Holt W-1 B. E. Richardson R DIVISION OFF. MATERIAL OFF. DC2 N. Adams SFM2 S. Aylesworth SFP2 G. Fisher SFP2 T. Ramsey DC3 D. Boyer SFPS D. Fuboffe DC3 R. Parent DC3 F- Richafdsfm DC2 R- Jaszkowskl DC3 J. Neel SFM3 C, Price DC3 D. Schlueter SFM3 S. Caldwell SFM3 C. Welch FN E. Brien 109 FN J. Broussard FN R. Brown FN I. Osborne FN W. Phillips FN J. Johnson SN J, Hgpkins SFP3 F. McE1vhuey DC3 R, Meyers FN T. Pierce FN L. Skillern FA J. Slaughter SFM3 B. Sturtevant FN M- Williams FN T- Aguilar FN G. Branmer FN K. casica FN C. Cikovic FA R. Harvill SFPFN E. Wyman 1 10 V 2 f W 1 I 1 ,, ,f I I: H Fl I. 'I X ff IH li 14 5 LCDR F. F. MacKenzie, Ship's Navigator, making sure we're still alongside Pier Seven. l NA VI GA TIUN DEPARTMENT ig i - go 5 B E X X Q X V 9 H F3 X O f. Xk X XX ff! fffl x A S , ga i ii N f fx' i 5 f P - H7 fm ' , -5' .Je f M - - 27-C wjN , J lf, - 7 -' - , 7 - A 'U 5 N ,X A fjsn-x fr?-gg L. 4? fg' - 5 N-, -3 SOME H'OuJ V NL, MOST Lggvgf NNXSCVBQLGOL-,PslC.Dj 0 111 x, ' N N DIVISION LTJ G R. G. Hammonds QMCM J, Rushing QMC W, payne ASST. NAVfNAN DIV. OFF. QM2 L. Chappell QM3 L, Aubrey QM3 G. Barton YN3 R. Bremer QM3 M. Bridges QM3 A. Leishman QM3 R- Libey QM3 C. Mascioli QM3 E. Baer QM3 P. Benich SN H. Gorman QM3 L. McKinney SN J. Clute 112 SN W' Conyers SN D' Gunderson SN M- Phipps SN W, Trusler I 1 it 1 ' a 1 K Gy, n l t v DE TAL MEDICAL Gee it must be the Crest , Newport News Dental Officer, LCDR Bill Bottomley at work. CN . l MD vFt LT J. W. Canal ASST. DENTAL OFFICER other -, 49 QI, Q3 f LQRGE? -me ts Looks I vw sd -- ' Q ewellhave to operate JUST TT-st USOPXL 325 J 0 113 w 114 Our Ship's Medical Officer, LT David Zanick, looks things over. I' nu 'lex N1 1 mf W wr 1'-, V , 'A' :L .,..i gif, AH - . ' 1uh!IV.Je.Y fun- 'Yfr F. I-mmfhw 1-ill 1 NWI- i',iv13?Kf,-IH, Ibiza: V 94,7-Img--'ri1:a::4w' ,: W -w51i.HZ'p.,1-4,l Yi -1 k ' .Mmm-m'1 1-1H21n...1n. . ' V '1 :L , mf- My , ..r 1,if.,ggxx.gifi'fZTEf:gff:ifffV2': - ',415Jsu?gg.QFI'.1:?f'5'5'2'1 ' 'g-1. ,wn..y'ff-L. . .. , N Y D DIVI I0 fi DT1 J. McBride DN E. McGuire SA J, Moore H DIVI I0 HMCS K. BO0k9I' HM J. Butcher HM2 J. Burgess HM2 J. Cantillon HM2 W. Roesink HM2 W. Wykoff HM3 R. Chandler HM3 H. Baxter HM3 M. Gallo HM3 J. Gibson HM3 A. Horwell HM3 G. Murphree HM3 G. Shock SA E. McGovern SA J, Royse SN M. Murphy 1 15 LCDR F. L. Read SUPPLY OFFICER S UPPL Y 116 PPH If il DEPAR TME T .waawl SAPP ' Q,END1X 3 x.!x.-Q-fx.f f gf! .F ' xxx' , '- x J 5 l -9 I Dowf V? fi GL ' E 5 23 5142309 117 -1 DIVI IO LT B K Frashef siccs J. crandie AK1 W. Withers SK2 T. Biubaugh ASST, SUPfS-1 DIV. OFF. SK2 B. Ransom SK3 M. Brown SK3 M. Donohue SK3 J, Mayberry SK3 L. Nicholson SK3 W. Overbey SK3 C. Weiss YN3 R. Young SN R. Holton SN R. Mannion SN R. Smith SA B. Kiser 118 S-2 DIVI I0 LTJG J. I. Peterson CS1 C. Debien CS1 H. Shupla CS2 L. C01hn S-2 DIVISION OFFICER S SK2 G. Landy csz J. Simmons G. Mmm GMG3 M, M H c argue CS3 T. Winston CS3 M, Zamora ,ann C4 SN A. Beyer SN W. Brooks FN P. Enlow SN L. Flem SN R. Gale SN M. Harmon SN W. Helmut SN G. Ingram SN R. James SN A. Kytle SN R. Lyon SN E. Ouzts 1? SN H. Sanders SN J, Solari SN H. Vandenberg SN J. Vanderlaan SA R. Chitwood SA R. Combs 119 n SA G. Kleve SA K, Kromis SA D. Kurtz SA T, Haupt SA C. Hedd1n SA W- Kay SA C. Luster SA A. Rizzo FA H. Stevenson SA B. Sullivan S-3 DIVI I0 LTJG S. P. Cooney SHC A. Crabtree SH2 J. Arenas SH3 H, Albright S-3 DIVISION OFF. SH3 W. Fry SH3 W. Steinbach SH3 R. Toney SN R. Brady SN C, Chandler SN E, Christensen 120 SN R. Cook SN L. Davis SN G. Dusk SN L. Green SN L Greene SN P H H - . u gren SN L. Little SN J. Meeks SN D. Moore SN J, Norris SN S. papale SN R. Rose SN G' S'-'itz SHSN M. Hibbarp SA D. camera SA L. Hutchinson SA L. Johnson SA R. Milton DIVI IO SA C' Tye SA P. Voligny LTJG M' M' Johnson S-4 DIVISION OFF. 121 n .ini ! DK3 G Marceau DKSN W. Bux SA T. Beyster SA K. Flannery LTJG L. DeLong SD1 P. Delumbam SD 1 A. Silverio SD3 R. Razon TN R. Bautista TN B. Blazado S-5 DIVISION OFF. - DIVI IO SN C.. Calirto TN V, C0 Hcepcion TN L- Nagle TN N. Dumlao TN c. Espinoza SN D. Macaso 3 122 TN A- Mayes TN 1. Mamas TN E, R eyes TN J. Sunaz TN C. Sunglao TA L. Mauricio EXERCISE TRAIGHT LA CED 123 Below, YN3 Walter Lord of USS CANISTEO is high lined aboard for an emergency appendectomyu i I 1 124 A Russian 'Friend' keepin ist ti S a on between NEWPORT NEWS and USS COLUMBUS 4.1: ' ' H The British Navy pays a call Straight-Laced was a joint, combined NATO exercise held in the Norwegian sea. The multi-national participation gave us ample opportunity to work with and observe mil- itary units of our NATO allies. A, CHAN GE OF COMMAND August 22, 1966, OSLO, Norway Admiral Thomas H. Moorer Commander-In-Chief Atlantic was the featured speaker. Vice Admiral Masterson 126 Vice Admiral Clarey ith the DiS Admiral Moorer presented VADM Clarey W guished Service Medal. 128 Q Q 1- 0 1 0 v -- ' v , - - 1. ., -.. L... ' - -7.gn.,,.4 A, . . -' ' ' ,f- ' XY- .-Q--J - ' -.. .- yn pg. I, ir, yy' ' j-,..-, -A, V. - ' 1 : -'I r 'mv'--f ' ' - X , , V . f .1 -' gi f . 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The fabled land of the Vikings was our first glimpse of the European continent after 16 days at sea, and Exercise Straight- Laced. Traveling up the grandeur of the Oslo Fliord, few of us were disappointed at what we saw. The spirit of the Norwegians is as rugged and sturdy as the land itself . Norwegian dedica- P1011 to the principles ' of freedom and lhdependence are well known, and examples abound in the country's history. Their partici- Pation in NATO is an indication of Norway's Continuing committment to freedom. It was fitting that the STRIKING FLEET ATLANTICf SECOND FLEET Change of Command was held IH Oslo. The Ship's Marine drill team and Second Fleet band gave performances and made friends everywhere. , Y l'i.9'5QMffgQ S057 A r.., , ,, , fl ',w':4pQ , ., , 1 , vffrfy ,ga we 4:4435 rsggew' In every European port, social receptions were held on the forecastle. 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S N 1 I w A 4 l 1 I 1 i 1 v 140 i I Mrs. Ellis, Mrs. Dickinson, Planten 'un Blomen, Hamburg HA MB UR G, Hamburg, like much of West Germany has risen like a phoenix from the ashes. This city, the principal German seaport, was almost 90 percent destroyed during the war. In a marvel of community planning and effort, it has completely rebuilt itself. The transit to Hamburg was greatly en- hanced by our close up view of the North German countryside' as seen from the Kiel canal. Amateur photographers were much in evidence among Staff and ship's company. As in the other Northern European ports, tours of all types were a favorite item in Hamburg and afforded an opportunity for many to visit Berlin by airlift. German receptiveness and hospitality can only be described as overwhelming. Over 20,000 people toured the Flagship in Hamburg. As we left the city and 'proceeded up the Elbe River, thousands more lined the pier area and river bank to Wave and cheer Hamburg was an experience not to be forgotten. wi' Hamburg Docks veiled by the rain that dogged us during our visit. Rathaus, Hamburg City HQ11, again shrouded by m1St. 141 142 ' x ' , Mlrs. Smifh, near Hamburg City Hall. BERLIN THREE BEARS RESTAURANT 143 144 Near the East-West border. Music, the universal language 5' if General visiting w W'i 145 fc Wwe rm Diff W f cf Qu Q ftgQfM4fLiv'fJ ii if D Steeped in tradition, rich in beauty and pageantry, Britain is an impressive spectacleg whether Watching the changing of the guard at Buckingham Palace, or traveling the quiet countryside. To many of us, our outstanding impression of England was the friendli- ness and Warmth of her citizens. Westminster Abbey Ben 147 NI! ff Second Fleet band with HMS Victory in background 148 Naval Base, Portsmouth This lovely English port, home ofthe Royal Navy before Nelson' s time, was our last European stop prior to returning home to Norfolk. A 1 1 VADM and Mrs. Clarey arriving for a reception aboard HMS Victory. 149 IN PURT Change of Command, August 6, 1965. 150 iz? -1 Again? Marine Corps 190th birthday, November 10, 1965 'i X Last week a Lieutenant, today a Cjgb. Just let go of my hand and you can have the p1aque. 151 1. I I A Rats, steak again! W 70-80-90, one dollar. Ll 153 54 Give me 2 typhoids and a tetanus, p1ease Y s son, your daddy runs the shlp from here ' ll e Q .' is ,7. '1'5'7f 'i C pf, 'mfigfvgw H? ESF' 7 A11-Navy Champ Talbert Anderson, 1st Division Il The Animal Farm 155 Bl u K V ,I Y .1 1 1 I 4 f 1 'e if 'i 1. M i N . I A 11 ja , ie. J li l' J .gil zu, J' V1 El .N li w 1 H W li 'E 'N l J U li X Art by Harold Pulver, SN Fox D1v1s1on Art gallery open on hot days only 156 , - E l l 1 1 a WW ,5,-... ,, 157 AT SEA 158 159 60 9 fm, M f Z 161 162 HUMECOMING 5 4 ? NNKXXXXX I ORFOLK 16 SEPT. 1966 S? 40. 163 64 CRUISE BOOK STAFF LT John Frederick LTJG Sam Smith LTJG Ben Dickinson LTJG Dick Higinbotham LTJG Sam Holt Photographers LT Tom Applegate LT John Frederick CAPT Skip Bartlett LTJG Sam Smith LTJG Ben Dickinson PH3 Bill Dietch PH3 Larry Doyle JO3 Jim Boese Yeomen SN Klement Ruggeri SN Frank Manning Coach J O1 Frank Castellucci Editor Layout Sales Photo Coordinator Layout Lithographer SN Clarence Fowler Ship's Log By DM3 David Fife L . A , ' ig e x..moqmphL-a A Bound by WALSWORTH Mcrcelme. Mow U. S. A. 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