,V , ., f V, . .. '2P'5?f'f'- , runnin -.-v.Aw'r,-vwvez-vv-Quin-f--. M- M111 v - '- A rf'- ' 'W' Y . . n V- 1.-a . I l?llI ' I ,. .N .. A Mm.. .--A 1 -ev-. svn'- , , ,, , .,.. . - . V ..,, -- - . .Nw-,A ,..,1.u,-- 'u.-q...,4n--- ' - ' .-s-...w-n..r.. kaaiz..-mv---,.,..-:.., , Y ,-.--Q v . , Q 2 , 4 'I sf? r .19- 'v I H I .QQ 1 I A HISTCRY USS ORISKANY is named after the Revolutionary War battle fought August 6, 1 771 at Orisleany Creek near Rome, New Yorle. Une hundred and thirty-four years later, on August Z I 943, Congress authorized construction of CV-34. The lzeel was laid May I, I 944, and the ship was launched on Gctober 13, 1945. With the Korean War at hand Orishany was commissioned into service on September 25, I 950. In the 23 years since commissioning, Orishany has made 14 major deployments: one to the Mediterranean and 13 to the Western Pacific. Eight ofthe Pacific deployments were to combat zones: one to Korea and seven to Vietnam. Orishany jets distinguished themselves in Korea when, on November I Z I 952, they engaged in what is believed to be the first multi-jet dogfight in naval history. Four Orishany F- 9F Pantherjets were pitted against seven Communist MIG-I5's. Two MIG 's were destroyed and a third was damaged. No Urishany jets were lost. Between Korea and Vietnam, Urisleany went into the movie business hosting William Holden and Michey Rooney in thefilming of THE BRIDGES AT TOK O-Rl MGM also cast her as the heroine of THE MEN OF THE FIGHTING LADY I 'nz ll 0. 4 . .Y .PJ .lc r IUIS. I Starting in October, 1956, Uriskany was molded into a striking new shape, complete with angled deck and streamlined hurricane bow. Steam- driven catapults capable of launching heavier aircraft were installed the combat information center was relocated to a more protected space, and the crew's berthing areas were modernized. In March, 1961, Uriskany became thefirst ship to be installed with the Navy Tactical Data System KNTDSQ. President John F. Kennedy visited the ship to observe the system at work. Tragedy struck Oriskany during her second combat deployment to Vietnam. At 7:28 a.m., Uctober 26, 1966, fire broke out in aforward magazine and raged through five decks. Many of the 43 men who died were combat pilots who hadflown raids over North Vietnam afew hours earlier. During her seventh cruise to Vietnam, CDR Denis R. Weichman made naval aviation history when he flew Oriskany's last combat mission over Vietnam on fanuary 27 1973. That mission was his 612th air mission over Vietnam-more than any other naval aviator. With the departure on Uctober 18, 1973, Oriskany embarked on her 14th deployment to the Western Pacific. It was to be a change ofpacefor the veteran carrier--herfirst peacetime cruise since 1 965. X I v K 1 XX. 'Xxx X 'X X , 1. 1 z A 4 x. X x awe .4?1'vq-'QQQ 15,12 1 ye ,. 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'uv-- .:::.V, .., , ,....-.A,,.,,, ,I , U USS USS 'Mg-nf I 1 ' M, , in Jw: ,y ,M , In. Q . --v ,, ' M mr 'wil - .M f tl . ,-1 df ,Q ph. . in-lr 1 8' .QL J? i 54 if ,S ,... .fl . Q- , 8xG M, H : .P -v i ' I 4 ,,. V ' , J nf 'A xr! 1 'P' L lla , -4 E RON23 EQ .1 . .V 'QM' - ai , iw 'Q . 6443 5 I' .W l . if wif' A 1 1 I . r'.' ., f 3 8 Z ' A 5 ,S 5' S 1 :S '45 ,Ii 'I' ' 1 3 1, - , 5 2- 1 3 ' 0 f ,i J.. ai. ' 1 41 . ,4 We 'ff M 1 F 7, 4 s ' uf' Q 1 I fl 'L af .3 'xi 13. QQ,- K. wr lo H! nl ,- Yxfkfx Q O Q ' f wail' ,fb 1. - vm 'Sea .. Q 1.7 e wr' ' A V 1 . .j V Q. ' i K 'D alu ga KT O- S. . -. 1. . . -r ol., ,' A u f- -ff-' ! I I. . ,go -.4WWz 'T ,' 5 f I , L.,. q jg, , iz. ' . 0 Q A , ' AN -WW - We puff' , 3? t 45' M in b .gf , ' .- 4 gf x 1 lf 2 -f Xx - . , Q -' rw-m A . 1 ,,w1,. 'iff' Q A ' Q ' '-HT? W4 1- H . fs ., , as , - ,....44r ,.. , N .AQ I J , 'Q 4-1 A ' I V , ,Z , 'g ,Q 4:4-fi . lg ' fi .1 1 f A f ,,.4 AMAA, 1 ,ff .ilu V, Am' f, 1 sn ff Q . T K 'K ,K , Q ,Q ' '5 U ...fl -.,f- iq Q, I ,W . 4 A! M, !?,g, a,1 my W I 1 , f,..'.,h - ' V W 1vr'f:..-wf 'ff N, ' 14,75 Wir' V-F, M, f ,wp . . 1- 3 Q in MW 'Q 'WW' , W ' nz QQ?-vrr, 'sfig-up ,f ,. - , ' x . .. , ' w.. I , ,i- l A r A ....-....Q...v- 9-.An V .,.-Y, X si-V 'SJW' ' -. J? AW ' 1, 4-ef' Am' Q -.-x ' ' ' rn' ' x Wiiffasq , ' '3:f L V 2-Ne, I -.. A - ?' H 'is l ,EQNTYE V AV . Ly. -I ,..: .V+ .g. C In.Memory 1 SA J.A. Borrhick Leee at Sea November 3, 1 973 ' QA V 0 0 LT W.C. Bleklckl, VA- 1 53 Y 1 Leee at see December 14, 1 973 A LTJ G S.H. Ponthan, VA- 1 53 ' Lost at Sea March IQ 1974 V .1 IH-E -1 .. 5, f 2 5 1 L. a E 1 5 3 i 5 apgaeqwq- I so waxy,-. 7, ,., , ...- ,-nn-.-.-yn-.......-. .,,...,,, -l 1 14-Q v. .,, tmp, D , KC E 5 1 , 5123, 1 Qs- ,wx fr F , , Ar r y , ..j, U. . , M, , ,,,. nm is ,V ' 15,42-Er.. , ,,l?gf.v:f3W, f ' ,w Ls- -,A Hn r .,,,. a Wm 'Wan C ommanding Officer Captain Forrest P. Anderson, USN Captain Forrest P. Bill Anderson is the ship's Commanding Officer. He is responsible for the entire ship - her airplanes, her crew, and what they do - a responsibility unmatched in the civilian world. He was commissioned in June l953, at the United States Naval Academy and was ordered to duty on the USS Rankin EAKA-lO3J as Boat Group Commander. ln October 1954, he entered flight training. As a Naval Aviator, Captain Anderson has served in VF-101, YF-74. CSS Saratoga QCVA-607, VF-41 as XO and as XO and CO of VF-213. During this tour with VF-213, Captain Anderson flew more than 200 combat missions over Vietnam. 'l'he squadron was awarded the Presidential Unit Citation, Navy Unit Citation, and its second and third consecutive Chief of Naval Operations Safety Awards during his tenure as CO and XO. VF-213 operated from the USS Kitty Hawk. Captain Anderson reported to the United States Naval Post- graduate School in l960 pursuing graduate work in Weapons Systems Design. ln June 1962, he received his degree in Electrical Engineering and reported to the Naval Missile Center at Point Mugu, California. ln 1969, he attended the Industrial College of the Armed Forces in Washington, D.C., and earned an MBA from George Washington University. Captain Anderson served as Commanding Officer of the USS Spiegel Czrove QLSD-325, and was the Head of the Fighter Aircraft Branch of the Naval Air Systems Command prior to his assignment as Commanding Officer of the USS Oriskany in October 1973. 1' :if , V . 1 .J 1 I HY . ,, f lf Q U00 , , A C , .. ,, , , .ABA , , .....,.-,,..,-..,..-gf-.Y-.-.r--1,---an-.-..-..k-,,-A ,Y ... --- u-...-.v-,..-.---.-,1vm-.p- --- ,. ,-- ,--.. ...,. -,.. .. . . V . .W . . Executive ffieer Commander Thomas G. Moore, USN Commander '1ihomas G. Moore is the ship's Ifxeeutive Officer. He en1isted in the L'.S. Navy in 1951 as an Airman Apprentice. 1n 1952 he was accepted as a Naval Aviation Cadet and received his x'11'ings in May 1953. .-Xs a Naval .-Xviator, Commander Moore has served in VA-155, Carrier .-Xir Group 15, VT-5, Ufficer-in-Charge of VFP-63 Detachment Lima, CSS Tieonderoga CCVA-141, VT-26, and XO and CO of YF-96. From .-Xugust 1960 to june 1962, Commander Moore attended the University of California at Los Ange1es and received a Bachelor of Arts degree in1nternationa1 Relations. Commander Moore attended the Naval VVar College at Newport, Rhode Island from August 1971 to August 1972. During this time, he earned a Master's degree in International Affairs from George VVashington University. In September 1972, Commander Moore reported aboard the USS Oriskany as 12xeeutiveOffieer. 'Uv ,lxxrf ltr., X i 1 1 H W Q Q 'ihgn gg--...., u-N 24 L, 'W 1' Jil- uw. , ff, QOH? ir ing Commander Commander Joseph E. Potosnak, USN Commander joseph E. Potosnak joined the Navy as an enlisted man in April 1951, and was accepted for pilot training under the Naval Aviation Cadet Program. He received his commission and wings in 1954. As a naval aviator, Commander Potosnak has served with VF- 62, VA-106, VA-12, CVW-1, VA-122. 1-le served as executive officer and commanding officer of VA-56. Commander Potosnak has seen duty aboard the carrier USS Coral Sea fwith VF-621, USS Forrestal fwith VA-121, USS Franklin D. Roosevelt lwith CVW-11, USS Shangri-La and USS Saratoga lwith VA-1061, and USS Ranger lwith VA-561. ln January 1967, Commander Potosnalc entered the .Armed Forces Staff College. He went to the Naval Postgraduate School in Qctober 1970, and graduated two years later with a Bachelor of Arts degree in International Relations. Commander Potosnalc assumed command of Air Wing Nineteen in June 1973. 2 E , Q '55 -f t 'AJ ii ff-agx 1. X1 M ,gk A n -. i ! I r I , k I , I V I ., Q R Y. 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Moss, ADJZ Thurman Solornon, .-XUJZ Ulf-n G. W'alks-r, BMI Calvin C. Charlm-s A. Fisk, H'I'l Billy Cl. Uil1g1lc'y,UX1GZ David Sim-gal, BNI2 Uwightl junttom-n, .-XT2 Lloyd A. Plf-rr Sm-cond row: BNIZ Rubvn .-X. Pc-na, MHZ David .-Xshcraft, .AXBFI Stommou Porter VV. Joel, HAI Samuvl Bcmywv, :XMSI Frank If. Raslich, MHZ Clwyd If. ,ff -1- J 2 IXIY - N -,NV XIXXQ Iimlqlri X Hmm' XSIQI lfrrwwl H ffwrllvrfflvnrn Xff I4 I rr fr V f H I K ff .lllrullllrarl 1 V V Q H ' 1 .Xfl ffzirrx' R. lllvsw, ,XX Xlirm-rl IJ Ruznk, U22 Ulvnt HUIIIIIIIII Sfwrulrl rms. 'Hx XX V n ...N ...Hat v J W YH? J' 'f . -5 I Y .P A 'M 4 I W A 0 lf, Iklhl fl to rj First row: .-XNIHC W'illiam T, .-Xrwclvrsorl, KZ.-X.-X W'illiam I . F014-y. ,-XNIS3 Uougld W ms A13 drrx ark 1 .HXZZ Louis A. Rodrigurz, :Xffr-KN Kt'I1Ilt'fll Hn-nnika, .-XNIHAN john U. 0111-llfy lcxxu Anderson, QXDJS Cesar P. Tabar Sc-cond row: LCUR Zum- WY. Northcraft. ul. GROUND SUPPOVRTA' fl to rj First row: :XSH2 Str-ph:-n F. Prus-ning:-r, A-XSM3 Morri num r x u Xrrhur im N Gregory Bvrts, :XSNI3 'I homas R. Morgarl, :XN Rrrwsr S. Uudlvy, :XSM3 -Iuhn R, SIIIUINH 1 11 Q X X WMM ' 1 IRQ -.- 'Q -.. x7 5 ll XR Xl Ulf li il tu in lfilst mu: l'lQXXY1lli41i11 X. Svullx. llli X X liulw-it KI. Musa. Sl5i'IlllTI'l', PRI l12lNKI't'l1l'1'R.-lduiifakl,llRLiJ2lK'li l,.Clark,l'RI Dall' M. Nlucn llllf Ki.ll'X Nl. llgill, XNII93 kilarviicc lf. Br-ll Svcmnl mu: PRI Ikmivl R. I 1' Q-4, ' f l ml, GROUND SUPPORT ll to rl First row: ASE3 Ranclolfo D. Yurong, ASM3 ASI Roy L. Allen, ASM3 Craig VV. Scalls. AZ2 Michac-l D. Rc-iswig, ASM3 Michael L. Shannon, AN Jeffery K. Hyllvstcd, ASI-13 joseph Ucbolt Sc-Cond row: Bruce K.jepp1-sen, ASNI3 jim-ph A. Niglitingalv min' n . ,pr I UI-Z OFFICE fl to rj Ijl' Marvin F. Hough, AZAN 'lilminas R, Wlitson. GROUND SL'PI'OR'l' ll to rl ASE3 Augi-lim C. Santos, ASNI2 Richard U. AFCM Dah. K. Piibpn Railil, ASH3 Nlivlmc-l J. Nlvlivs-, AN Arthur C. Rowland . 14 . .H is X12 Q . . 1 5 Q , x Y 5. l A 1 XlRl'lR,XMlfS ll hurl l'llrsfr4m1 XMB XN Rnlwll ll l'1 vmllfu, XXl'5 5 M1-wr: lf. lmrugvf-I fwwwrufl ruw XXlHl Larry l VXl 7',l' l-lflz lllf li' 1 f ' Qlruw, ,XlXlS.l l r41m'Nu'l', R1'X'l'5,.XNls.lXll'4il1l4'l, Blu-lIm.m, XNISS lluxul li, ,'XXl3f Vlwluvu MI, l'lm-Jvfl, XUYS Kflwwrl: NI lkfmwf' 'Nlw 1 P www , J- ' X 1 ' 1 H ' 'Q Q VH, 'au-V! .-XIRFRAMES ll to fl Fifif FOWI AN Rvllfilfl R. Xlvssar, .-XMSZ XfVilliam R. Sicvm-rsS1'concl row: ,-XMS3 'lllmmas D. Nlaclfarlaml, XNIHl Dam:-l 3. Rfrn. Scheffer, A-XA Douglas E. Lacy, .XMS3 Randall D. Maki, .-XMHZ flrf-gory B. AMH3 Frank W. Maki, .-XMSAN Str-wn Xl. Friedman I ' 4 N W x f :H gl .IHHH 1 l X , l 1 y X ' ,- C 'qi T1 1. I A POXVER PLANTS fl to rj First row: .HXDJS Ste-ph n L. V ,AN Tl nj B. D l M. H'll AD .-XN S - l ' NI -Xll- -XX XIX' ' l ' ' ' V1 - ' Baile-y, A.-X Kc-nm-th D. Armstvad, ADJ3 Gary Coplclllsgl-coml rollllwl-XFI LSB! C1 l ll tlplln H ull, A A l lldell. blldmlll AX Dublllc E' K. , I KM in A Q.,- r,,t F-8 FIRE CONTROL ll to rj First row: AQAN X Ralph D. Harnishfeger, AQI jamesj. Roberson, AQ3 I ' Terry L. Roberts Second row: AT3 Daniel R. Palmer, AQ3 Vllilliam Nl. Haapanen, AQ3 Anthony R. Kell, AQAN Daniel L. Carter A-TA B VVEAPONS DELIVERY ll to rl First row: AQ3 Larry B. 0lmstead, row: A'l'2 Lloyd lf. Vancil, AT3 Frank C. Belville, AT3 David A. Shipman, ATAN Richard E. Gill, AQ3 Richard A. Steinbeck, .AQ2 Robert A. Nyberg, A'I'2 Garry 'lf Post, AQZ james M. Griggs, ATZ George E. Vllintermute, AT3 AT3 Richard G. White, AQ3 Dennis VV. Gunn, AQ2 Ronald B. Haas Second W'illiani E. Nelson Y , ' 4. '-- x! A 9 1 f ' Q - ' v .M 47 27 'my -R in AYl0NlCS, ARNlANlEN'lxfPREClSlfJN MEASURING EQUlPlVIEN'li fl CVV03 Richard R. Bertrand, AT3 Steven D. Roszel, All Bion D. jones, AT3 to Tl First row: AT3 Lester G. Schulz, AQ2 Wlilliam G. jones, A03 jeffrey A. Palmi L. Phillips, A23 Reed C. Paden, A03 Thomas D. Rohhins, A02 Billy G. Meier, ETR2 Timothv E. Nlautz, ATAN jonathan B. Boisseau, A03 Kenneth Stewart D. ilglatzlcow, A03 Nlichael Shafer, ATC Charles D. King Second row: ,-., 1 1 '4 if 4 v '4 47 N' Aff P0 'Q z . l .A v i 7 ' Q' X' ' 6, ,, i , , t l , , f HJ N 1 I , Av gk x Q5 up U, I 4 .4 X L 5 3' 5 e F a I I A CDR Jack C. Perkins Air Officer The Air Department was tasked with all aircraft handling, including supervision and control of launching and recovery not under radar control. The arduous work day for the Air Department usually started two hours prior to flight operations and continued for two hours after flight operations were secured. Whether working amidst the noise and heat of aircraft on the flight deck or typing reports in the Air Dffice, the department personnel could expect a work day beginning with sunrise and continuing through its setting. V-1 Division personnel handled and positioned aircraft on the flight deck. Crews spotted aircraft on the deck in respect to launch and recovery operations. The crash crew, also part of V-l, supervised and directed fire fighting, crash removal, and salvage operations. V-Z Division, composed of three branches, operated and maintained the critical launch and recovery equipment. The catapult crew handled the catapults, jet blast deflectors. bridle arresters, and launching accessories. The arresting gear crew operated the arresting gear and barricade. The visual landing aids crew was responsible for the Fresnel Lens Optical Landing System and the Pilot Landing Aid Television System. V-3 Division conducted the safe and efficient movement of aircraft on the hangar deck and aircraft elevators. The security, maintenance, and general upkeep of the hangar deck was also assigned to V-3 personnel. V-4 Division crews fueled and defueled all aircraft, utilizing fueling stations they maintained throughout the flight and hangar decks. VVhen required, V-4 personnel also refueled niet fuel- propelled surface ships. V-3 Division performed the clerical functions in the :Xir Office and manned Primary Flight Control, the ship's air control tower. During flight operations, the Air Ufficer and other Priflflv personnel directed the launch and recovery of aircraft. s I i 1 2 F 3 F f t L XX Q l tu ll lfirst mu: Sixwt, ,XX llvnrx Xl. llillgirtl .XX 'llini x n ' ' J tlv :X. QXN fXl' .lJ' 'll, .Xlillj R' ' ll. .S' ' 'V l -' - ' 1 XX Xl 'lit l X K nxin XX l ll lu IJ llixi XX lu l lntro igcitxonl lull lmii ,inf Amd ul dl dmimdn' AR Dalld f A Oburml AN NIO.. .. u.t' . 1' , . ,C'i . I L .. 1 it X X Xlrflmrl R. Fliaxs, XXI ll.l llvrluvrt .X. Xlatlisun, .XX xlznm-5 ll, XX'lim-vlvr, H n ll. Ra rr' gXrX Ra U. Maclrigal, .-XA klos1'plrlXlaclrak X'-l fl to rl First row: :XX .-Xlbcrto D. lfspvritu, .-XN Pri-stun lf. VVarrc-n, :X.-X Larry lf, Vlvilson. .-XA Howard F. Borcliarcl, .-XfXl0l1n 'l'. lfrnst, D.R. Darnell, .-Xl3H:XpX Bradley lf. Wvillert, AN 'llliomas l . Uppc-rman St-concl row: .-X.-X .-Xlfrctl R. A li ,x Overton, :XX David R. lmpak. .XBH3 james lf. La-itvrrnann, AN Xl'illiam C Carroll, QXBH3 Danicl C. Scliwartz. AN Tony XX. .-Xlsabroolc, ABH2 Ricliard K llrurnli-yslr, .MXN Randall 'lf Xvliatlc-5' Rx. it X'-l ll to rl First rowi .XX llvlhvrt R. Uillllxlll' llS 'l Y' ll- S 'il l- lllm' li' ll '4'f fi l lllllllxml' lx llllllllli ll t vii lllllyli Nix, lil li: .. in ,. .VL Sliivvrs, .XX Sulu Xl. iliafamingilo, .XY Sgiiiiiivl limlriggiif-7, XX liolwvit lf. Xlmfl, kl4vs4'plll1.iXlf1frl1, XXvl,?I'.'1fl lxf,'.:iL1. XX- . FY f'l l l l'5'V' I 'l' A' ' .XX .Xrthur Altrism Swoml ron: XX Rohm-rt lf. llarris, .XX NIH-at-I lm .lmlrf-oli, l,4-itvrimiiiii, .'Xlill.XN l, ro1. Nlorri. AX, NX fs V-l ll to rl First row: A.-X Thomas YV. johnson, DJ. Dills, AA joseph C. Burns, ABHAN Dona B. Osborne, ABI-li-KN Garrison VVright, :XR Ernest XY. Shorts. .-Xubrcv D. Taylor, AN Robert R. Checsman Svcond ABH3 james R, Phillips, ABHAN james R. Jeffries, .X-X Stephen C. Davis .-X.-X james E. Gingas, A.-X row: :Xl-X Donald R. Lawson, ABH3 VVayne 'lf Yawn, AN Donald L. Quick, 3-sf 'Q Tjfw an. wr if l An-fix l L 1 l X X , X - ll to rl lwrst mu: Xllk Xl Xlanrlee Rllhhlglllkll. ,Xlllf,X.X Xliellael lf. XX'ymlr:1 XXkl1e5Ie1 X . ll.ult.1n. XX Stexe ll. lllguloelx, Xlllfl Stephen R. fox, .XX llrnu X, XX-k'lNPll', XX lltnrell X. Xllen. ,X,X Klux Xl. llayes, Iflx vlklllll QE. liennerlx Second nm: .XR ljLiIIlClK xl. Rourlge, .X X Uonaltl R. Piper, XR l.:1r1'x ll. Goodwin Fha 5' 'U lIll'I' , Xlil lklolun XX. lxlll , .'X.-X hlllllll NIl'llUl5 Llr, ,-Xl3l'.2 Lzzwrenve A. Nortllup, A X ' Sznnuel llailla, .XA Uonald l . Corbett, .'Xl5EA.'X 'lllmmas L. lfvam, AN Rantlg XX arner, ,Xlilil l'1flt'N.klIillllSiJIl ,. 3 K 3 i , X'-2 ll to rj First row: AN Danny A. George. ATN Allen Rue, AN Lloyd A. Dresbacll, AN Daniel A Sylvester Second row: ABE.-XX XX'illiam E. Clislle AN Robert L. Miller. ABEAN Randall L. Carson - AN Edward L. Macumber if fn? Y: L-1 Q 4' I f- 4 fl! .Y Q ? .png l Val ii to rl lfirst row: .Xliiff Wiilliain R. Smxeiw, .XX Xiurk i' rluxritrw, TSN XX rlnnnw 5. Yziln-ririnw X Ninrl-1 W 'i ii1f'wl'T,, 'XX-'Af Iii - T fart HN fiffwgia. .Xurelio B. Sales, .XBff.'XN ,iuiin C. Lankford. 'Xlilff Urixnl I., liuiltlle. XX ix. iimiiiawn, .Xiil'mXN ilffififiiq, I' i7HiIA , XHP. XX Pnriasm wi Fwy. EHR. Dennis I.. Kuhn, fXBff.XN leffrex NI.SiINlI1lJ!Is St-unid ww: XX' l.1-my Xirnpjry Ririmrrl ff, 'iirzixk 1 if-ff , n E V I XA I ,ik V-Z1ltorPFirstrow: AN Benedict Vander Pluym, ABE3 Robert E. Betts, ABE3 Campbglly ABEAA Pgrry D- Stuart' AA Robert W. Harrison, ABE3 Michael L N Ewell E. Harcum, AN W'illiam Bailey, AN Steven B. Estes, ABE.-KN jimmy Taylor, AN Larry M. Curry, AA Dean Albertson C. Washburn Second row: ABEC james F. Zimmerman, IC3 Richard A. .. 1 W, L R K 132 4 f.. i l l l l Y-I ll IQ I'lsl'lll'Sf njxx :x 'XX Ricllanl Xl. Bl'I'Qk'lllllI1ll, .Xlllf.XX 'lxruy l.. EIUIIIISUII, A.-X l,ymfll A. Puulv. ABPI3 Larry S. Lyon, A BIC3 Jamvs U. Harm, .-Xlilfl XIZEQAX kncor'gc P.. L l111ITll7g'I'S, .NX -lolm R. lxvlllwvnly. .XX Clvurggv lf, jvnkirm, Vwlliam lf. Lmsslvvrgg, AUJ3 Vvrmm Nl. Pvgranw, .-USES Gvurgz- P. .-Xvram, AA 1 XHHXX :lan X. Run: ,XX 5Il'5llCII Nl. Slumlsx.. .l ' l ' - ' L i V 1 XX Dcmlmlal Q lc xc laml Suoml jolm U. Huplclrla, LL DR A. 8.31. lmpvz rms 1 :XB l-.I .nnvs :X..l:1cl4so11, ,Xliltxxx Gary f, l tIlI1lS, :XN 'llllllllfllj' A. Owvns, E Yi - 1 Ik if laixiffs df 1 F f , bw-. lk Y-Z 1 F' . : ABEZ R -5-.ll E- N1 I .V AA R 1, dIJ'1 tt., AA R b.t 'IV tl V' H. Nlillcr, AN Tlmmas IL-ll, xxlili.-X.-X lxmuivvfl. l,:1wsm1. :XX Jamf-f L- jlagiyobg A-Jstfrlivriry C, Pen:?slABE3 W. Hclljxllly, RmJclr1l3'tli. .-Xfgllmglllw, AN .Ialncs li. Sc-0, ,-XA Nllk'l13Cl -I. Qualls, .XX llarold U. Llttlr, l. l Stoudcr. ABE3 jerry P. Hemphill, AA Kcnnvth L. Simmons Sc-cond row: ABICC Evan L. 'l'0ttvn VVilliam R. Sowcrs, ABEAN Gerald M. Eilf-rt, AN james M. Volmcr, .-XA xfff -'gf' if i 7 ,B-N21 nfs. 4 1' 1 Q., f .,, ' V-3 ll to rl First row: ABHAN Ricky R. ljyorala, AN W'illiam lf. Young, Alilli K.klol1n5on,AAjr'ffr4-yNl.Clllavrlcfliliirdrvowi .NISHCT liulnhy Nl. llfwfwrifx HHH! Lewi5 WY. Hendricks, AA Robert R. Mata. AISH3 Rt'Ill1UJ.x. Gonzalez, AA Rudy l,awrei1t'e llartzlu-im,v AN C hrif VY, fnlnmi, AA Rivharrl D. llriiirirriif-Eg' AN L. Simms, AA ,lolm S. Dylistea aeeond row: AN Gordon H. Moore ll, AN Nlichael W. Ht-rhert, AN Donald lt. N1-al, AA Larry ll Ray, -XXNII1 iam ani Thomas A. Km-arin, AA Barry L. Nlclirooni, AA Richard R. Purdy, AN Douglas lfliwlaines NI. l ye ' lllxlinllf ULCK t f M7 i1 4 lpuxtimt I an Q ,gig ., N 4 ' ..,...-,,..,,..-..,,,. ..,.-.,.A .-, ,. . Q W 1 1 t ga. . x F 'Y-. Y ri E21 X X gf Q .Yi is. pl ,,-4 Q -t..21- . H. ,- , V-3 ll to rl First row: AN Romulo F. Relopez, AN Dennis F. Miller, ABH3 Chen Chang, ABH3 john NI. Mullin, ABH3 Duane A. Duble, ABH3 Peterj. Boedigheirner, AB'H3'Celestino G. Pantig. ABH3 Randall E. Elste, AA Dale R. Petrowski Second row: AN Ralph Cross, AN Robert W. Cotter, AA Williain R, Aune, AA Ricky B. W'ilson. AN Terry M. Seeman, AN David R. Cooper, AA ,fl PH A , Wil , ,. .M ,M , . 1-9 V4 Craig A. Ward, AN Lester C. Morefield, AA Frederick C. Wvilliams. ABH1 Donald L. Reed Third row: AA David C. Bader, AA Larry E. Rector. AN V Wayne A. Sweigart, AA Charles T. Holmes, AA Timothy Bates. AN Stephen il. 2 Miller, AA George D. Fowler, ABHI Larry D. McGill i L.. I -gill X 4 X. fx, N7 'nu 5 qw lv lx..11vv'YI KJVIAM V 'YM lv XX4L,I,x X Huw! lv, Rlllmlvl NIAVLVNN 'H,,I,,'HL.,g I I X '- ' N X K'.l 'n X X I lxgj lx lXm.irv X llnimX, X X 1 11- p lxnxfm Xlnll XAXHNIIN Nu X 'fH XXNQJM IW I'!m1llInnx IQ,qmXNl ilvlmm XX III II,,k1,.,, -3 vu-0 Qn If 4' 'K-.- X'-4 -I rw VN First mu: ABF! Xvl'l'I1UIl R. Ramrmxp, .XxX Dmitl NI. Qillllllillflllkllll. Humphrm-y, .X.X Rcmzild F. Br-ll, .XXISF3 Iarmw P., 'I'lmn1l1'x. X.-X Bru hx 'lk rrx J' ' ' ' ' ' XBPA 1- , I.. I lllarci, .XX L ralg Im !IUlll1s1J!I. .XHIMXN XX'illi:1m U. Muukv, IVUYTIIXIISOII,.'XBl'i.'XNXX'iH1l'I'fL.xilblbfl' 5 XBFXN fflvnn R. 'I'4m'If- S1-rrmrnl row: ,X HI53 Xlirlazu-I ff. I'1iIl1Hi'X', .X.-X Wvillic- B. rw I 51 Q fi-. -Z 9 If F FE LCDR Francis W. Hilton Communications Officer Communications Department personnel were the caretakers of the ship's various methods of signaling messages and information. A Z4-hour a day operation, Comm processed all incoming and outgoing general service messages and provided outlets for departments requiring voice or data communications. Comm was definitely a basic information center for the ship. Whether the latest football scores from home or the inevitable schedule change, Comm was the first to know. Responsible for the transmission, collection, and distribution of message traffic, Comm personnel were divided into three distinct organizations. CR Division handled all incoming and outgoing teletype message processing. CR radiomen also performed maintenance on teletype equipment belonging to all departments aboard the ship. CS Division provided visual communication services, utilizing such methods as flashing light, semaphore, and flag hoist. Signalmen were often called upon to provide additional service as visual lookout to obtain identification of other vessels. CC Division attended to the actual communication paths, except visual, for the ship. The radiomen maintained the ship's high frequency antennae and supplied frequencies for teletype, data, and voice communications. CR DIVISION Cl to rj First row: RM3 HE. MHCHIUSO, RM3 TJ. Warme, SN NLVV. Caroentcr, RMSN T.C. Stone, RMSA M.VV. Paddock, RM3 M.M. Finley Sc-cond row: RMI M.C. Gruber, RNI3 CR. Torres, RMSN R-M- Lofron, RM3 NIJX. Corsi, RNI2 CLD. Buss, RMI P. Smith, RM3 R.L. Cauley Third row: RMC LE. Stauffer, LCDR L.L. Ferguson, LCDR F.VV. Hilton, ENS EO. Ruffley, RMCM R.G. Mescrvcy, RMC CD. Jarvis, CWUZ G.H. Randolph, RMC L.C. johnson ,qw , 5 N LCDR Ellis E. McNeely First Lieutenant Characteristic of their predecessors in naval history, the Deck Department boatswainmates exhibited a can-do attitude in the face of many thankless and tedious chores. Primary duties for the department included maintaining the ship's hull and sides, manning the 5-inch gun mounts, and conducting underway replenishments. Bos'nmates could be found chipping, painting, or scrubbing in a wide variety of areas about the ship. More knowledge of ship's operations and general seamanship was expected perhaps in the Deck Department than anywhere else on the ship. The responsibilities of the department's three divisions were divided in corelation with the three main sections of the ship. First Division, assigned the Alpha section of the ship, maintained the forecastle, the location of the ship's huge anchors and chain. The' cleanliness of the Quarterdeck, the ship's ceremonial deck, was also charged to First Division. The Captain's Gig was manned and maintained by personnel in this division. Second Division, owning the Bravo section of the ship, was responsible for raising and lowering of the ship's accomodation ladders. The port motor whale boat and its storage area were maintained by Second Division. Third Division was responsible for the ship's Charlie section and consequently for the fantail. The division also controlled the starboard boat. When the ship was in port, Third Division handled and dispatched assigned vehicles and they maintained the Afterbrow. NRS ll li .'flblUAN ll 'U fl' lsff ' 'WA 5h U1-. 'i li MV' l ymri-rim' llmrrn-st Rui, BNN Ronzilcl Vliallu-r, SN Alfn-cl VVilwn, SA ixldlfllllll l.:-wis, SA Rolviiison,NSX llgix ul .iipcl St'coi1tlV.1,m lui! Rox 1' 1' 3, A N Hallu i i. S X Rlk'llZ1I'tlQ,lillllK', SA Mivlizit-l All:sI1'Illc'lcl,SA Randylfiigl1',ClNO.2llonflaulr u1lii.iinlmill,5N Xlvx Llruf, SX l vrry lin-xv, SA -lolin i.tf lliirti ro'-xi UNH' J 4 1 if -uf .. 'Q FIRST DlYlSl0N fl to rl First row: SA Chris Starchcr, SA Robert Trumbowcr, Lawrvnce Mills, SA Tom Bass 'llhird row: YN3 Torn Ellis, SN Ray lfvashom, SN lvallace Putnam, SA Johnnie Burgos, SN Nlike Carvvr, BNII David Stone SN Dock Gainey, SN james Mywatt, SA K4-nnvth Chaney, SA Richard Privst, Second row: SA Rodney Floth, BlVl3 William Evetts, SA Steve Smith, SN Robert SN Robert Miller Nlalone. ENS VV.R. james, LTJG A.E. Deidloff, SA Steve Hoover, SN :anniv- I0 lnilillll vm., Gr. mn? n X N xy Swv! 14 W -vv 1.-f-.. -,-.,-...,,..,,.,,,,.,,u Trkbtt ' -i 4 ,SAIWI Iifri Ilmfiw SICCONIJ DIVISION II rw rl Ifiryr row: SN. NIH. .If7x'I'iS, SW. UIC. Iz1ru,SII Ri 1. 51 II. ISQNIITU j ' I . . , I , Ifoss, SA Ii, fmuto, SA I'I.II, Iirm-wvr, SN LI.If. D11tt'I1:'r S1-mam! mul: SVN IS.If. SA IIIJ. SIIIYIIIVITI 'V', 51.4. N 'L ' '1 'frm I Iicssvr, . SN R.Fi, Zimnwrrmxrm, SA INV. IIL15I1,S'X III S1-mc-,SI H I1 ' Vrlywrl, IUVWIII. 5X I - H fI' IMI' If-II IMI 'I SECOND DIVISION II to rI First row: SA ILM. Duckworth, SA RJ. Joyce, SN DNV. Prater, SR Santos, SA R. Morgan, BM2 Selvidge Jr., BIVI3 S BurcI1Sec0nd row: EA. Cavazos, SA D. Stc-pp, SN D. Zia-gIer, SA K.W. Nugc-nt, SA 'I'.S. LaMay, SN C.D. IVIuhIc-nbruch, SA Malcomb, BNII LE. Bryan 'III1ircI row: SA L.D. Pate, SN K.L. Kraemcr, SA WYIISOU, SN EL McDonald, SN PR. Benn:-tt, SN CaIdwcII. SN VV. Smith III fu-unrqp ,..-......,.... I V .. N f'Y , ' 1 IUKIKU ' 1 It 5I-XIXINM' I - UU SXII-ii xI'L'Illl4'llIxTgX 4 K.. Rm :X A x mini: INN. ,ftnnti mu A x fy' 1y,.,,,H I-is NX I-wx Ix It-il, KN IM thi L-iiltlli, Tr' !i-X X IMI. S X x XI. NLM .1 X ,Inn IQ. .X X xIlx'II.lx'IKil.Ik'IN'l 5 i THIRD DIVISION II to ri First row: SN Dennis Hertz, SA Kerry Haney, SN Da'-'id Roberts, BNI3 Talucad, SN Vvilliarn Garcia, SN Nlichael Dogg, SN Barney IJIoyd. SA Dwayne Brassfivld Second row: SA james Mills, SN Richard Router, SA Sam Hicks, SA Charles Bolen, SN 'Ii.R. Lynch, SN Everett Cooper BMI Eugene Volious 75'-1 I 'I lc. , I T S , in I A 5 f w mt P s i w V w W I i CDR John W.R. Anderson, DC Dental Officer Staffed with a small but skilled crew of technicians, the Dental Department operated a modern facility capable of maintaining the oral health of over 3000 men. Comfortable operatories, preventive dentistry and X-ray units, and up-to-date equipment were utilized in an active oral hygiene program. Cleaning teeth, treating oral diseases, or taking X-rays were but a few duties carried out by the dental technicians. Crew-members who took advantage of the ship's dental facility received excellent care and proper instruction in daily oral health practices and programs for prevention of diseases of the mouth, teeth, and gums. .1 i i 4 A 'wr-'J , .. 111- Aga, -A ' gag. V. + K. 'F A N- 'P' v s,X. N, - i ktkixf .,.'!9-L'i'xR.21 CDR Lawrence l-l. Taylor, Jr. Chief Engineer The Engineering Department had only one responsibility-Ato keep Oriskany, the physical plant, functioning. That straight- forward chore kept hundreds of men working around the clock, Making steam to propel the ship and maintaining vital machinery and equipment. The term 'Asnipes characterized more than throttlemen standing for hours in the heat of Main Engine Control. Production, repair, and maintenance needed to keep the ship on top performance was delegated to Engineering's five divisions. A Division provided the necessary repairs and services that kept the ship's auxiliary equipment functioning. A Division operated the oxygen and nitrogen producing plants, provided steam to the catapults, maintained the aircraft elevator machinery, and repaired various ship's hardware through the machine shop. A much relied upon service of the division was the installation and repair of air conditioning units. B Division personnel were in the unenvied position of babysitters for Oriskany's eight oil-burning boilers. Boiler Thumpersu labored in a l20-plus degree environment, coaxing the boilers to provide enough steam to propel the ship and service other vital needs. B Division evaporator crews produced hundreds of thousands of gallons of water each day for use in boilers, galleys, heads, and fire-fighting equipment. E Division distributed the electrical energy necessary to provide the ship with light and the machinery with power to function. E Division's services also affected miscellaneous electrical equipment including shipls TV and radio sets, computers, steering system, and ventilation units. Sound-powered and telephonic communications were also a responsibility of the ship's electricians. And if that weren't enough, the Movie Booth selected and distributed Navy Motion Picture Exchange films. M Division operated the ship's four high-powered main engines, which provided the power to turn the screws. Machinist mates also converted steam from the boilers into electrical energy to be utilized throughout the ship. R Division personnel were jack-of-all-trade professionals. responsible for plumbing, carpeting, welding, and metal work. The division preserved the shipls material condition and watertight integrity, and provided the nucleus for fire-fighting and damage control parties. I -WIN II I-' 'I -N1 IV MMF I11 1'I1'II N II H- I NI vlgt-I S. IXI'-It-lL'.I1'ks ,MMI ICI 'Q 'I If. M'K' I'-TI I ZMIVIICI -1 ' I ii we I I-I I ll 'vkk inn XIXII IIIiIIiun N Im il 'VIRNI II ' II In :II'mI1 MINI 'I HH' Im ww I NFUW S' ...it . xi.0i.x 1. . 5.- . 4 . KCN ' , .R . 5 Iivmuu K . lanvn-nm-, I'.NI' N I auI A. Morton, MRI' A David A, Works, MM3 K1-nnetli A. Qui IIN nit I I I I Ikilliini Ikkhnli I 'ix IX VI xiii .ini i IW - .wk .. . 5, . 'S 1 .V .', ', X I H' xx N A 'mir '-In.. UU ' f lb I- f -I A A Y 54 C i 1 . 'lii . A A DIVISION II to rI First row: ENZ Manuel L. Blea, MMI Robert R. Morgan, NIR3 jeffrey T. Boos Second row: IVIRFA Charles C. Abbott, FN Mickey W. Hatfield, FA Ufayne L. Stout, ININI3 Kenneth A. Wallace Third row: FA George E. Cirignana, FA Albertano D. Nlontanez, MMS Jackie N. Hunt, MMFA Paul xu. 'aIIaee, ICNIVA effrey C. Brooks 'TZKQ' 4.1- X , x if I Q- 'fig Is Z, fl Y' , 'I-an 4 I I 1 I 7, f af' f fr! -, - I fwf .12 . , ff' ,ff ' 1 A ' , f X 4' f A V455 I if X5 ui f f' f Q 5 f U X 1 f w Z V 4 f 1 A! f Q , , ' 4 . an , . - . f f' f In 7 4 . w f 4 6 ! V ' g, 4-J . A. Smasal, MR2 David G. Hoover Fourth row: EN2 Sefulu T. Ilasa, FN Larry R. Blocker, FA Roger G. Blankenship, FA VVade VVestfaII, FN Norman R. Windahl, AMSAN Fred Maxwell M . , I y n , ,, z . M F 7... tan '-A-A' 1 , -an X , f I , K Q L-9,3 x X 1 ,J f 5' AT ta 514 ' A Q07 , . warg K 4 'n if , I I 2 , r I Mlnnn 4 ' f ,Z v f my A , i If . .. ..., -A 'un W I I 1 'ni . If' ,v ' 'fin ai gifr 'Nt .N DIVISION Il to rj First row: EMI Donald I.. MoIaren, MM5 -Iolun I . Rlva, IUN3 Iiis'I1arcI'W.v,'Xl'1 ,, I X UNI? I I 'fc 'UV 1 I MNI3 Douglas D. Ivsky, I'i:X Uavid N. IfVIli'l'It'I' S1-roml row: IVX Ula VV. Woodsoin, LNI' N Pam I. vIorruv. II , -f.:w1I. 'X fm I Ifvans, NIR3 'lierrell M. Cheek, INX Donald I.. jolmson, If X fit-wg W xlson, Hunt, I' N Ronald .Wt ,Xin-4' 'XF f 'ms I I 5 5 W 'sax an Z X la 5 1 x I H 'F' , Xa! M W 1 4' I 1 ' ' .ff ,if I 'Q t' 4 N! RF 1, Zz Q I f wmv. 2 .A MUD. Y I Qsr 4 ' I J ' if ' 1 N y 3 sI . 1. ig, I .-X DIVISION II to rj First row: FA Don L. Ferguson, EN3 Efren P. Almonte, MNI3 Gregory S. Lawrence, FA Charles D6-bono, MM3 James NI. Gordon. ENS MMS jackie N. Hunt, FN john H. Shatto, ENFN Paul A. IVIorton, EN2 Edward F. Gallagher Manuel L. Blea, MMC Graeiano C. Carandang Second row: EN3 Ira D. Hoover, ,f T Q I z . I E I z I 2 2 L s I 5 I 2 5 I 2 i I i I 4 I L ' x 'N ' i, - I ,,. . ,- - i!-.l .X il iv il I'lKI5I mu I' X Xxun Il ll.iiili, I Xl iiirim. 1 A I' N Iliim ii, li It Nl I.4-mizirml I,. lX1i-in-1-, ISIN I Iiomas lu Iiuww-iis, Ii I ll ji-rry IJ, .-.ini-im NN W vmlvll. I X ,lmimiv I Ilrmmiilg N-'mml i-in I IIIK- Ri-.imi K' iiilwlvs. l3'l'.i Ki-iim-tli l'.Smi1li, Iiilfl Alan W. Iiattistzi ' 'va-,. I 'I Q9- 'Il nh., N -ll f Z , .I fx '5 i . .Q , ' 9 ,Q ' .,. 'i Q: , it 14' iff, M. 4 I 4 - 1 X 'ts a I l SIDA 1 A B DIVISION fl to rj First row: FN Kenneth D. Windahl, MM3 Nathan E. Second row: MlVlFAj0hn M. Nicholas, FA Russell VV. Smith, MM3 William G. Douglas. HMS ,-Xllen D. VVielt-rt, FN Angelo T. Acuna, FA Rodney E. Recd Kelso, FN Andrew D. Brewer, MMFA Scott A. jeffrey, MMI Richard E. Mott V EDU105 -. N, gf! J Y f' ? ' if , I if . H I if . r , f X ,, fvnil dw i 1 if ' , -. . ga p. s su-uw in ' f ,. , ,., aff ,. I i . , fk H gy K x V I , .I ,, I ,.,, U , Ugg R. . i , . .. an ,..u' . :IA B DIVISION ll to rj First row: F.-X Robert P. Green, BI3 Robert Ii. Vlzinke, FN Charles If. Ciairhr-' ifl .3 W aynr- B Linrllc-y, HI! Dr-nriix R. Yourigerrnan, BTFN Daniel Davis, FN VViIlian1 'Ii Garrett, F.-X fiiify' L. Cliassereau, F.-X 'lilioinab P. Baker, IS'Ii.5 Patriek .'X. Sands-rg, BTI fiefirfw W. Wdssert, F5 Gary M. Bland, BT! Pete Lucero Second row: FA David Init-lt-gr 4 -I1 K if ' .. -I A fm . JI f 1 A ., L V . W xg , ., .f B DIVISION Il to rl First row: FN Gordon S. VViIson, FA Ronald L. Coryell, BTF.-X NIichaeI E. Burke, BTF.-X Michael R. Burnside Second row: BTS Anthony G. Vath, BT3 Edward A. Faustin BT3 Steven L. Coley, BT2 Peter Lv. Drexler ...U Z ,, i P052-ffl' qi' . 13 , 5 Ml I I is . wi v ...sw J f Ay: r v. QU!!! 1 gl ll - X 'S N ,J-. 4 ! 5 'I l . 7 I ' Q: I, I I ' 0 Y. 1, is IWIINISIU I I Is X 1 I ii.-it III ' il Ii I' Ring, I-IN I iuI If XQIII 1 III I X XI I ,k XI I XIXQQU ki I n viiMwomI1oxx' III XIxin It Nl xi -- - s U I' II'v:II II x lIwIAIIine II Noun III II1ul II I.II1 ,.. - o , II iIw Itfnmn. iz KK 4. 1, I 'IWW 1 N f K f 141. X' 3 . f f ,B I 59' ,W .ina jf . X ar- f ,F 1 G .X f I I 1 s f Q is I' ' ff 1? f 'f I I 4- M . .qu i 41 ll ' I 'l Q 1' I I .9 , ij 2 . X U B DIVISION II to rI First row: BTS Donald R. Black, FA Melvin E. Barnes, FN George E. FUlI21ICOSIII,F,'x Danny E. Smith, BT3 Robert N. Ross Second row: Charles R. Andrick, BT2 Dennis NI. Mcvettie, FN Patrick T. Hagan, FA Kevin VV. Cojeen, BT2 Norman VI . Rood U. V v--ui. 3, i V 1 i ISP, I if 5 s A 7 II I f? I xx. .X -Hn-, ii! e nf 'M If DIVISION ll to rl First row: EMI Lonzie L. Pierce, EMFN Cesar M. Guerrero, EM2 jose M. Delaeruz, FN George F. Minor, ICI-'A Franz M. Miller, EMS Neil R. ,lenningsvlr Second row: EMFN Robert Khouri, EM2 Ilfillard Lemon, EMS Patrick ul. Branclner, EMS Theodore E. Stoner, EM3 Duane K. Clausen, EM2 Kim M. Heiderscheit, EMI Teddy M. Sparks, EM2 Merle WV. Craner, ENI2 Valentino G. Ibay Third row: LT Norman C. Martin, EMI Honorato C. Vasquez, EM3 Leslie G. Fortner, EXIF.-X Michael B. Cram, EMFN Albert E. Nero, EM2 Layne Robinson, EM3 Cyrano T. Rodriguez, EMS Randall J. Glenn, EM2 Robert E. Lawrence ENSjoe B. Scrivner r N' li IJIX ISION ll to rj Iiiryt row: ISI5 IIIJIIIVVIVY, f2u1rr,I N I1fl'JlN.X, M Robert IJ, Wlalter, l5'lIl N .Nrnolcl ff. Nlirlvllf-tori Sf-eorul row: HI I' :X 'I liorrax IJ Couriers, FA jay ,l. Cooper, IIA Ilonald R. Kim airl, I ,-X Kelvin M. -Xhand. BT . Robert IJ. Pickt-ll aff. U. 1 ,,,.,, l 4 'E I 24, . I x of Q f 1 I-1 I T, if Z I . ,ffl . I xx cf 1 -gi -! 9 If 3 an-.- lg I xi- v W I will . , I I uv' ,, ,XIII E DIVISION il to rj First row: EXI3 Ray L. Brown, EM2 -lose' U. Payurno, PINIZ Hamm-rto C. Gray, EMFN Antonio 'If Aquino, ENI3 Lori-to B. Gallordo, IQNI3 Rodrigo P. Arnbunan Sc-cond row: EMC Terry L. Rcagan. ENIZ G4-ranio D. Serrano. EM2 Andrew H. Diggins, EMS Edward VII. Benton, IIIXIZ Micliacl R. Ambrose. EMI Alphonso Ifzzard, E313 Fvlixbc-rto L. Sinsav, EMC David B. Pogaiguc Tlnrd row: ENIFN Vernon L. Rohm-rts, ENI3 john R. Armstrong E512 Dali' A. Rollins. ENI3 Harold L Pascoe jr, EMS Billy L. Nm-ff. E513 james R Cope-land, IQIXIFA Micliacl D. Lynch NI DIVISION II to rl Firbt run: FN CIormIm1 IIILIIILIIIILL, ININI2 slgnm-N I IIIFQIIIIL I I Iiurlx NI I If 1rrI X r XIII I I .-XruIrivswr1, NINIl .-Xrchil' R. WI1ircIvy, ININI3 Mir-key IJ. QIIIFISTIZHI, FN IIU1 In XIXII N XIII IX ff Nordbvrro Y. NIoIina, F,-X CI1arIva F. 'I1rayIor, F.-X Florm-nyio Locquiao Svcom urn IM row: MMI William F. Dorschcl, NIXIFN Richard F. Ge-Iirlas, FA Donald I' F 'rx IF M 2: I 1 ' I - I ,Q If I S I, j yr? . I Y I I F' 'I x ,, fy 'X f. 2 'sv W K I ,ix NI DIVISION II to rj First row: MNIFN Arthur G. Yours, FN Allen R. Nlartin F.-X Roger Farras, NIM3 Danny L. SutherIand, MMS jack D. McKnight NIMFA Danilo S. Yambao, FN George E. Meyer, FA Robert S. Siersema MMF.-X Salvador F. DeIa-Torre, F.-X Mark R. Bunt Second row: IVIM3 john B 1 I I 1 WZ' xi L I- I I I.,,,,.I . Q 1 mv 'DT 11 , ' - WE V 4-nv M X F SIGN -.ty . s N' .. x ll, bum IIVIIQQVII, NINIS lhxitl Nl. lx I l F 'el i'll.lIl Serum 'xx' li X lIu'l1.i1 I I Si x il ll f1.a1i.l' I llvnsil l.. limlaw l' x k lnix lp lx1uml1v1'vmr 1- Wwglx l' X lim-pl' fx-BN fy ,,..,,, vt, Asa M DIVISION ll to rl First row: NINIFN Arthur G Youts, MM2 Timothy Giltz. FN Monte If VVilliams, FA Marvin C. Singleton, FA Harvey A. Quintana, NIM3 VVilliam lf. Freeman Second row MM FN David L. johnson. FN Darwin K. Campbell, lN'lMFA james B. Chastain, FA Charles F. Levi MM FN Robert L. Hinman, FN lvilliam K. Osborne FA VVilliam N. Harlan, KIM FN Elmer G. Phillips v Nw? J . ,, I 51 ff 3 .s .0 X X. 1' X B4 Q' g:tR'! ' gr, ni., 1' l':i I Kwfif i I 1-'f 'A' i nfl ri izJ.,.s'-fi ' ' UMA' ' .1 , ,nur , ,,., H Nllrrlls-lli llw' ' :.i. l,N'S K lllI U ' V 'f WW 'M al I A iitxxuw 1. l Z Jfxx R DIVISION ll to rl First row: HTFA Lorren C. Nlanuel, FA Jackie F. Humble, FN David W. Blank, HT3 Cipriano P. Abrigo Second row: F.-X Mike E. jackson, HTI Arlen Robinson, FA Wayne S. Stacks, FN Abelino Munoz Third row: HT2 Larry -I. Callahan, FA Mike L. McManis. HTS Mike K. Talbot, FA Stephen R. Fink, FA Ray A. Milner W.-. ...y-, ,J . 'N 1 Rlllxlflxxx -- lv- 'bww V-lIux,lll.llMi.i - lll N N I lil' N -N1 H113 Rumi-4 -. if Q xiii.-H. H 1.1 lX l 'NlR'l1z1i i's ' , , , ll, - 'X Iii I :mx llrlif ...' ll'-v1,lII1,I xlllltxbvhj If X Xlqiif A. Nix' . x Xllvllavl llnl i. ' i I if R DIVISION ll to rl First row: FA Joe Marez, FA Bill G. McKinney, FN Ruben B. Reyes, FN James P. Kellerman Second row: Wilson O. Lindawan, FA Leonard Schlegal. HTF.-X Mike A. Ott, HTFA Mike Clifford Third row: FA Randolph D. Rubeck, HT3 Leonard L. VVhite, FA Carl L. Bergesch, FA Lawrence G. Schultz, FA Roger E. Mathewson I ,1 I fi ,W flii H. f, 1' ' V! ' A 5. i 'Q . U , ,f -ff' W i P W v CDR Peter W. Ogle CDR Richard A. Daleke ., Navigator Navigator H ff? H Uv s,l- Departed 20 January 1974 Reported 6 January 1974 SP -e . The safety and efficiency of Oriskany as a vessel at sea was the task of the Navigation Department. Quartermasters constantly updated the ship's position and made recommendations on courses to steer to the Officer of the Deck. To accomplish their task, the quartermasters combined the traditional use of the sextant with the technology of electronic navigation. Whether at sea or in port, the Quartermaster of the Watch maintained a running account of both routine and special events significant to the history of the ship. The QMOW was also charged with knowledge of steering, ship's whistle, and navigational light operation. Sea and Anchor Details were most important evolutions, requiring the navigational skills of the quartermasters to maneuver the ship through hazardous waters. Ready to guide the ship anywhere on the globe, the Navigation Department maintained a library of charts of the world's oceans and sea. Anyone desiring to know the correct time needed merely to call the Chart Room, where the quartermasters maintained the ship's chronometers. At the head of the department, the Navigator trained both underway and inport watch teams on matters of seamanship and ceremonies. He also advised the Captain and Officer of the Deck during special evolutions such as Sea and Anchor Detail and underway replenishment. 4.5.17 1: -, e,.f.za,e.. X. I xc 1' hiist ww SN Simon ll ll li' 'li' ' N- l' 'lib l ii 1 mi' SN l.lownl CDR Richard rl. Dali-ke, SN lxslim- L. Hrasurv, llznls lf. .Mille-rsm-ii if Uiiirklvv. Qxlf lxipi Xlulxnii, l MNH l .iw -xl ii. llfllnim-i X - .,l rfwvg sw . K 1 f. . s, Q , ,. NW ff . M f W i L, 3+ L to ri Firsr row: QMSN William A. Kunz, SN Leslie L. Brasure, QM3 Kip l. Hynes, SN Lloved E. Dunklee Third row: SN Yorke S. Warden, SN David F Xl:Kirn. DN ll'illiam B. Payne, YN3 Adney B. Stean, QM3 Nicholasj. Picconi Andersen, Edward D. Bird, QM3 Richard VV. Davis, S.-X jimmy L Second row: SN Charles A. Finch, SN Robert W. Hanks, QM3 Thomas B. Jones, QM2 Milton W. Cooper ., Y. xi -I 'AY Vi vw 7 JW nl'-6. i 'W f V i s i 4 1 Iuiiigg, M12 liill A. linitry lt. Vlfifo OX IJIYISIIJN ll to rl lfirst row: A113 Mme- , 2 , S1-I-omli-fm: .XA Ilwigglit I . Rows, AC il lfricl'i.Cl.fi1-nllilr XllJlIAll1Il:ll'Illt'lIl, .VII WUI X113 liiuNI.C1arviii,.X.'Xlzrik In ll ii I liiril rr w' I C UIQ liwloli O f , i f ..-T' .. 3 ..,. if .. Klux It. lllzilu-, . H f. i a W UC DIVISION ll to rl First row: AC3 Monroe- 'If Boaz, AN W'illiam 'lf AC5 Leland C. Shook Fourth row: ACCS Erncst WY. Blacow. I. In Q1 W alte P -,x Walters, AC3 Bvrnarcl I.. Sullivan, AA Dennis L. Wvilcox, ACAN james R. Davis, LT William C. Ellis, AN Jon T. Dccg, ACI Richard U htltlxlex -XL Cochran Sc-cond row: AN joscph Wi. Sharlccy, AN Rcynold A. Alhambra. AC3 Ifclwarcl E. Caldwell Fifth row: CDR Vlfilliam E. Riley, ACI Charle L Nc Il Frank C. Nlz-rlo, ACI john 'lf Badgvtt. LCUR lfViIliam Baumhofvr 'lihircl ACI Brian A. Wlintcrs, AC3 Neal S. Durham, AN Michael S. Gaxin AA Rorial row: ACZ Thomas R. Sauntlvrs. ACI Jarnes YV. Smith, ACI blames D. Schac-ffc'r, C. Koutz, AA Victor P. VVhitlt'y NX -.M ....., ,W 3 I if I 5 ,ff ii. J. Qi-. W sf , -1? of 515: ' 3 i ay' .1 ,r .X , xx 'ir . K ,Af-.'f'7 px 'S R0 J, , . VN T-KNOX' l' l Xl fl' 'lxx 'lj' l .xl llklkl ll i -rln-im lliiirl inn Q l USN Wlilligiin l., l,nyxlv mr, l l IU llairy M WN- - -fr X i 1-giyxurg M y ll 1 I ix...i.- n .xii vim Irwin 1, uir1.i,.-fl, VI xg im.. is SrmiI1,lx'lUSN Im-L y, 5 ll l l R ll 5 ' X X' X ll mul I Wilmimlw L X. f,,w 'gn ,.f ' OZ DIVISION ll to rl First row: YN3 Dennis A. Nfattison, YN3 -lerrel B. ilinles. PT2 Xlarvin L. Dorsey, YN2 VVarren E. Blakely Second row: LT George Xl. Biery. CDR Charles Forsman, ENS joe D. DyUrso, CWO2 Anthony T. -Li ,, ..,. 1n::l.f, ., , .,,, Ls I ! .I Bunosso Third row: YN3 Robert L. Paparelli, S.-X Thomas F. Feeney, S,-X james N. Perry, OSCNI Gene Lindsay, PT3 James L. Hall. PTl Lewis Farrell. S.-X David Rothwell - .. ,, .... --., 4-sly? ,Af r I -I rs Mum- + A pf 'Cf Ay' s.-My 'Q 0 nfl- mf . ,. Ag,- YQ if f 'ms X VW Qs , -. S X X And gf g 0, ' 7' X A ' , I 14 I Vg? ,' sl B 'V v i . 5 X, , , A ir i - i'xuA, X. A 'Xwlti lu- ala, lxx luuiig im xksxkml idxk , N W I l bmi 'lk NNI lx 1 1 LDS- l,l,.Nk N Ili ll XX llxk K l 'Htl llx Ill X1 ill li 'Nw -WM ' i ' fm ,iv ' - ' i '- vu ' ' ff 1 I 'wt llii li X '. R iv. llfil kl.lXl1'I lililiil ii U92 K.l'i. l lowly, 'lihll l,.lXl. Sh-ininillvr, U52 MNV. Sulw: ' ' ii IJSKMIQI. E OP DIVISION ll to rl First row: PH2 Claudie B. Johnson, PH3 Mario D. row: PHC Ronald M. Hinkson, PHI Percy E. Dean, PH3 Curtis H. Campbell. Thompson. PHS Woodrow S. Spivey, PHAN Keith A. Bowe Second row: PH3 PH2 Charles D. Brown, PH3 William D. Board David bl. Fraker. PH3 Terrence A. Galassi, AA William Conners III Third '91 '-Nff' X X 'Vw if fl QQM f f fb ali' MW' ti. z' hi' v' i CDR Harvey R. Hurst, SC Supply Officer Operational readiness, creature comforts, and morale of the crew were critical matters requiring the professional abilities of the Supply Department. Supply provided the necessary services to keep both crew and ship operating, from procuring nuts and bolts to handing out pay checks. S-1 Division storekeepers performed a variety of duties, including accounting and inventory control, technical research, and issuing. S-l kept account of over 45,000 different items with a value in the millions of dollars. Repair of temperamental typewriters and adding machines was a responsibility dealt out to S-1 instrument repairmen, saving many dollars in repair costs. S-2 Division provided food services daily for the crew of over 3000. Commissarymen prepared over 9000 meals, consisting on the average of 2,150 pounds of meat, 2,600 eggs, and 650 pounds of bread Food Services personnel also loaded and stowed the necessary bulk provisions up to 100 tons per replenishment To contribute to the morale of the crew S 2 sponsored special meals birthday meals flight deck and ship s picnics S 3 Division operated the ship s retail store International Store and ice cream fountain Services provided by S 3 included officer and crew barber shops laundry and tailor shop S 4 Division kept the financial records for both ship s company and air wing Paydays special pay and travel claims were handled by Disbursing Ship s bills not funded or paid for by another activity were also the responsibility of S 4 S 5 Division operated the Wardroom Mess preparing officers meals and attending to the cleanliness of Officers Country S 6 Division supported the air wing by receiving storing and issuing aviation supplies spare parts and stocks of technical aviation items Aviation storekeepers also performed services in support of aircraft maintenance including receipt of material preparation of supply documents and research for stock numbers and sources of supply S 7 Division Data Processing produced automated records for S l and S 6 The ship s computer center handled all records that required continuous updating including pay lists personnel rosters and stocks in storerooms 1' r . . ., . . , . ., . . ' v 9 ' ' 1 1 - . i. ., - 1 v . . ., . . . . , 7 . . .N , - 7 7 r 1 ' 3 a ' 1 9 'n , cc, . , . V- V N St 1 ,,i,,- I1 Small: ll, NX lulill IT, hilllwldllih SX Ugiiluhl IJ. Nvwlull, SX X - WX K-' W .11 mr Mx! SiilhyfvixfHlJlil1l'xfN llrzilh, SKY Pmihu li. lliuiiikmi xx .. it mx., il. 'N gl-ilv-H-rx ' lt' ' -- 1 W., ww ,e.....a H Y 5 wx IC? Q . S X if 2, ,f KW F ww .LJ S-Q DIYISIUN 41 to ri First row: SK2 Antonio S. Abt-car, SK3 Rcnalto P. Mauric-llo, SN jamvs P. Stidci, SKC Calvin Shrincr Fourth row: SN David VV. ,-Minion, SKI .-XY. Mata Second row: SK2 Abelito N. Corpuz, S.-X Dohn T. Coplc-y, SN Frankj. julkc, SN Emanuel B. W'ilIiams, SK3 David Bradburd, SK3 Mcffalis. SKS Frank A. Qhver Third row: SN james .-X, Mathis, IMS Micham-l D. Timothy U. Houghton jr. QP' Y., 1 '7 ,A is L-.fi S-.2 IJIYISIUN ll to Fl First row: fSS.Xklz1iiir'm II, Sxvxiilrim, Sxxlllwgfrri I wiifffl: -I-ll ll?l'FlIl,lff'l V I I l I lvliy ll, lj Tl f' I' liitrnvr, C83 'lilioinzis NI. Nloorv, FSI R1-yiigililu Ia. Cifiii-i'm, INSX ' iw I MN RUIHIT 1 - Iifli' ' ' I7 V ' ' f ' Ziziivwalxi. SIJSN Uzilv Sinitli. Q52 Rgiynimul lirimii 'ii-vmiil iii ,IH1lf'1'W K vw I f 'JZ 5 4 X f ggi lg K ggw Uh: f 1 M NA J ' i f X Q f I E4 S-Z DIVISION ll to rl First row: CSC Benjamin .-X. Buvrisucvso, SN W'iIli.am Cummings, CS3 'Illia-odorc R. Higbcv, CSSN Harlan D. Graber. C52 Daniel Brornan, CSI john P. Kai-stner, CSI V1-rgel B. Uumaop, CSS,-X Richard Rolirvr, CSSN Gary L. Chadwick Third row: CSSN Ilvillard Nelson, CSS john Persons, CSS Dani:-I If. VVUUQI Si-cond row: CSCNI Lutlie-r VV. Coopcr, CS2 Yvntzcr, CSS:XDanic-I F. wlIlII3H1S,S.'xjlJIlU.'x. XIcCollum.CSI .-Xzziv Poteat. Kcnnr-tli I. Wvingc-tt. S.-X Roinvo V. Pagaduan, CSS,-X john .-X. Rifh, CSZ .Ion NI. C53 hloscpli I , N'Ic-nousm-k, CSSN james I.. Lowdcn 178 1 A N ' DIN X-'IN HI I'I 'fII II'x I XI -I I 'I A' III' uma lull II I 1 In XXI Iull III:-I I..I mv-I,xI.fXIlIIm1,N'NAI.uI-,l1-II,5.,.,,xN,Xl ..- NN Imx IW Ish Ivlm I I MII Mu! I g,,,1,L,,,HXl,1,IbII,II . IN WIIII F X II.xIII IQ IW,-1, Ix, U I ' A Ii -x-In Nw vu.. mX gy' ! I I X 1 if I U -ww, SIII ICIIIIIIFIIU IJ, Yillarmux-vzi, SII3 Rafam-I CI. , . .5 . I NI.m1.1r.1IfIo, SHSN SH3 IX arm : . .I I 'z 'ck II. M1-flina. SII3 I rc-cldiv I ' . -z s, 'f.'S john I . 2 Ramlulwlu Wilson. SN II'iIIiam Ilan-, SII3 Iuux Ivy Imrurhur, SIU NI1mI1.uI I. Spcrry. BHK IQUI ix SIIG II: Iirk NTIXIL-..I m11abbI.f: ' I IHIIIN II In rl I'lI'sI rmvi IPIXII I'4'I1e'lsllmm , 2 . ,z ' - '- ,1. ' , M rm- 1 . A , ,. ,, 1 ' , ' 3, 0 J ' .1 1. . 11.1....mwv, , ulrmk ,Il 1 SSIJIVISHJNI' g f V RVWNV all ,Il gf I, wI rg: I ' I' '- rf, M15 I ,.i N ll?1l'L '- XVI . , , yur, .Jai rnlvwl f, 5Il5N R'1'I'flI'2 H f' 7 7 IM- ,..:p,i'Iili1rfI 5X l'r:1r1'u.'fI Ifff' Il, 2 I1 rr 1 ' ...' rlIs If11wl . IMUIT I.. I',m1'rj., IWIIUHNVV ff l'. l' fi I F' ln I S-5 DIVISION ll to rl First row: SD3 jesus S. Pangilinan, SDSN Enrique T. SD2 Reynaldo B. Pila, SD3 Conrado T. Antonio Third row: SD2 Maximo C1 I Marcilla, SD3 Caesar D. Ballesil, SDSN Ananias G. Gasaeao, SDI Iuanito G. Trajico, SDSA john L. Jones, SDSA Craig Manchester, SDI Felix C. Gonzales Dino Second row: SDI Patrocinio P. Ilang llang, SDI Carlos S. Lontiong, SDSN SDSN Romeo F. Gonzales I Rolando B. Liwanag, SDC joselito M. Cutaran, SD3 Floreneio M. Malibiran, I 1 1 I 180 ...f ,Q N' Axl 5 1 'W' lk , Q A Sifv DIVISION fl to rl lfirft row: .'XK:XN Nil, l,4'I'Il2lC5. .NN lf, Rzirniafrvv, .XIQ3 R Xlllgmlu-xzn, :XX Q. kIlj1llIUJl, :XX In iuntu-l'rv7,. .XX 5. in-1-r, .XX R. I',HI5KlIl .VVNN I.. Nl:-rn-r, :XK3 .X. Vilm, .XX lv. QyUIIk'4'PTllHl Sr-rnrnl ruwz .XKI Al E '71 nf - S 5' E 5 ff 2 1. E 5 s E E 1 L i 'Q P I - V V . U i . CDR Gary L. Scott Weapons Officer The Weapon's Department provided for more than the firing of guns against an enemy. Weapons personnel worked long hours to maintain a ready supply of reliable ordnance to embarked aircraft. Providing a variety of weaponry from 20 millimeter cannon ammunition to 2,000 pound bombs, the red shirtsl' assembled and transported ordnance from magazines far below decks to the various weapons delivery systems. Four 5-inchf38- caliber gun mounts coupled with two fire control directors facilitated close-in defense of the ship. WA Division, Weapons Admin, acted as the administrative arm of the Gun Boss. G Division personnel assembled and moved conventional ordnance for delivery to the attack and fighter aircraft. Red shirts handled everything from flares, to gun pods, to iron bombs up G Division's bomb elevators from lower deck magazines to the loading area. Ordnancemen in the Bomb Assembly Areas attached fins and other essential parts to weapons on their way to the flight deck. GM Division received, stowed, tested, and issued sleek air- launched missiles. Radar-homing missiles and sophisticated guided bombs were stored in sanitary-like magazines and were assembled and tested with modern electronic machinery by men taking pride in maintaining professional standards. W Division personnel were constantly in training to maintain a high standard of technical expertise in weapons handling for delivery of safe, properly configured weapons to aircraft loading teams. The Explosive Drdnance Disposal CEODJ team directed the disposal of unexploded ordnance and trained personnel in explosive ordnance procedures. Every armed aircraft, launched or recovered, was observed by an expert trained to react if ordnance threatened lives. Fifth Division gunners maintained the ship's four five-inch guns. Nearly 600 rounds were fired from the guns in practice firings during the cruise? Fifth Division was also responsible for upkeep of magazines and the ship's armory. Every underway replenishment began with the firing of shot lines to the replenishment vessel by a gunner's mate from the armory. Fox Division, the fire control technicians, incorporated two fire control directors, a target designation system, and computers to locate targets beyond the range of eyesight and direct the ship's guns to bear on them. The Fox-manned directors provided accurate range data to aid the Navigator during replenishment and sea and anchor evolutions. ISIUN L' I. I5 I J. xItk'I1'2lI'X. INIIIIIIIX lx X. If . vi... .x.t.i1tI.: Ix 1 . N t I M ..l.NNl11:t-. Ili K I'iIII I -vf. I I tb txt 'vt' Ntwomi mu: r ' tr- ' . If 1 IMS I IlLilIx'g, Klum- l I 'x ,,,,t.7 , rtmzlrlx1bX1xtvl1411. X. tI..1 S I WEAPONS :XDNIIIN ll to ry I'1rst row: L.URC1aryL.Scott, LL DR john I. Iiufklry Svcond row: SN Kvn S. YI'oIf, ENS Al I. Shibuya, YN3 Darryl RoIJiI1s0r1,GIXICINI Robc-rt Xlalmquist, SN Harold Scott .-N - -V xxxx f - L X. fr. ,.,. -Ig g FOX DIVISION II to rl First row: SA Jamvs I.. Carr .yi I 1 rm IYIIG3 I rt'cIcriCk IJ Hdnxmn Suond row. SIN Stcpllcn Ix. IXIKIVSIKIKK I I C 7 I 4 In U I rIdmI I'vI'CI3 I3auI Coffvr jr 'IKI1' row: I' ICN I Imomas It. Larpt-rm-r. I, I ,IU .Ivrry IJ Ruvc-IIK. I7ucIL1s.S.-X.-XlfrvdIJ.U'iIluckx NICfrvz1ry, IVIIU3 Guillvrmo S. Gonzalez, INIICI3 fx IJIX ISION ll to rl l'1rst row: .XUAN mimi..l'.iiii1,fJX.SI2i,lwrr R.l'Im-1-5 ' I 'll' IL .l ' ' ' lIl I I' L ,wg wnmm le. iAi.,n1i-mimi. .xx ifmmi- ii. ii.,i..., ax iam..-11 ia xsgiim, wx ...fi I K-A ll:-gllll Nw' 'f ' V IV If I' sill Nliulml-I Nlivliulalg Sn-cmisl row: A01 Slzmlvx Il. lirmilw. NUI I V Q ff rl-ll UflUV ,NlV 1112 ' ' ' 'I ' L Sl1g1rp,gXfJ,l,lq-fryl,,,lg1ul5m1,AN liillx'll.lI'li1Iv, Xl P X X Sri-aw! I ,ls llllrcl I IIOIYIZI5 I . W M' :fF4xX . I I G DIVISION ll to rl First row: A03 Ronald QI. Kollman, AN Paul A. Cox, A03 Sayles 'liliircl row: AN Daniel Brammvr, AOAA Alan VV. Leath. A01 Bobby I Philip D. Gilbert, AOZJQIN1 D. Powcll. AOAN Stcplivn L. Ratcliff, AN Henry Norrc-ll, AN Stew- Sclirumpf, AA Micliavl D. Nlellingc-r, AUI Vlilliam N V. Thomas. A.-X john Ranma Sc-coml row: AA William A. Futcli, AN Andre-w P. Ovcrby, AOAN Pliilip F. Hayes 9 I I FN i 1 I 186 -tr M: . M S 31397 I'xII'VIxII xlwrvlf-N..mgf,Ix119! Ii'. WIxI I '-HI, Xmhqxy xx I, IImIxul1, III'l'11l1VN Il. IXIIIIVV, ,Im Q . , I.. PNIIIIIIINF. SQX RISIIQIIXI Ilxrlr-, 'I li,1m,.f-V - I'I2s'1Im1 ' I-'vm-xt R. Gray, SN IJzm11'I I.. I'il'tIl'l4', HX IQul1z1I1I R. u'iII11'I1I1, S IIIIIIIQIIQ I,IHI',lAlrfI, M WM - MW!-. R1'I 'A' 'Ir I 'fIr'51 r' I- I N Mrk V- .I-1--I wr I f lQ.mm,.1.1 I.. xx'm,1.m,m1un' lir-rr IQ. xlmfirlrn Francis AI, Uorlvy. NX Rmlzrld AI. nw-fn' x .L 1: xx: T- X XYIIIILIIII INN .I MX FIFTH DIVISION II to rl First row: SN 'IR-d If. VI'uggan, GNN 13 Craig .-X. ICQIXVZIHIS Svcoml row: SN Gc'raInI Cfrogan. SN .I2iITlt'5.I. VI'1'ssIir1g1,SN I'iLlQl'Ill' I. Lfistvr. GNIG3 Richard R. Lvir1cIm'QIu'r, GXII ISN jf-ff I.. SI1ipI1'y, SA Clmrlvs VII. fNIor1rm'.SN Ray.-X.GL1z1nan,SN Xlarvin If. Olson, SX blaimc- Prosplwr.S.'X.IoI1r1 XYiIIiam5, SN Larry I.. Frm-vnlarm, SR Mc-Ivin R. Palmm-r. CINIGZ Ilc-ntun Il, ,X Nortor1,fII'U.3 IYiIIz1rcI If. Slrirrabc-ry Q? 1 4 1-an xv.-, x 551' ' ..-,Q ---M. -.Q-..-.4 ,uv -f - sg-an qv-5 1. .. Y ,-:.,.-wg, ,, ,+ , mfr, V, new -.W '-' ' 5.5. I -- . 1 a,.'-:n., - -- 1ji.1jg'y,jg.Ji:.L.j,3,Q. . , 7f?+,-:.j73' f.-1f-- 1 , .. V .,,,f., I I 'Q 1'j:fgf,1,fJf ' ' 5 . vbj, I 'Q 5.15 ' '5Ef.g?,'-lgffiw -. ,a ,.u..'f' ' .W ... , ,. - -.J x . I ji if - . '.g:,.g f .,-ggi. 3 , 1 , f ,, Q, b -.'.-1 ' . iff ' -Q.: ,t 3, 1 H-fi. :R-L ,-.' . V 'A' Nm, f: f -Y,-' A , -.1 :vc 1,9.,.-- -vnu o-u-p..-- mf.. rv- - ,vp N V-in W ,' .Af , , Q CAPT Clarence E. Richards, USMC Commanding Officer Oriskany's Marine Detachment represented the Corp's finest, complementing the ship's operations with a proud heritage and high standard of professionalism. Marines have been traditional additions to a ship's company, supplying capabilities for landing parties and repelling boarders, to mention only a couple. The very nature of a modern capital ship demands an air-tight internal and external security, a degree of security the Marines could be counted on to provide. Besides the around-the-clock security watches at sea, duty Marines coordinated the in-port roving patrol and pier watches and served as a moment's notice-control squad. The Marines also assigned an orderly to administer to many of the commanding officer's official affairs, as well as to guarantee his safety. Personnel ordered to correctional custody were guarded by Marines specially trained in rehabilitation. As a branch of the Weapons Department, MarDet assisted in the movement and storage of ordnance and manned one of the ship's four 5-inch guns. The Marines also worked closely with other departments on matters of security and, naturally, ceremonies. The Corps' smartness in dress and manner was called upon for such special occassions as change of command and official visits, as well as for routine ceremonies such as morning and evening colors. Though small in number fabout 60 menl, the Marine Detachment assumed and performed a function vital to the ship's operations, and at the same time maintained a ready force capable of providing combat support anywhere in the world. 0 xl jf stxrr mst' p.r...... .r,,,m,.l. ,WK , , L a anki.W-,1'u1r.-- xx xml. -v Imll X ',,,, ykk ii w IN ,f N 'Uv'- --Q Jw' ' .l ZX lTll'f.fl?QLrXRnl'PRS ll to rl CPL Danny Richards, CPL Ricky Uarnt-ll, bunl btcplwn D. Bennet. CPL Larry KI. Ulitlaor, LXCPL Randall E. Horton, L CPL Davnl XY. Gragg CC' 1: wt 1 A , ,, In -X C , A PORT l rf, rw First row: PPC James Nl. Moore, LXCPL Charlcs U. Horsby, CPL Rnbvrt E. Thompson, SGT Richard Munson, LXCPL lfrnvst H. Fostc-r, L CPL Rayrnwnd A. Nlartincz. CPL Paul R. NIcMal1an. PFC Daniel Vaughn v.. , 9. Air Q ' ' - ffff 'F ' 1- f J E , Q f ff ' W f , ' U9 . ,,, . M., M -af --. W ' f 1 ff ffp 'N Am f S K M ., bl fix f X, A 1 N r E E ii L x -N b , 3 2 W 1 1 1 s l 3 2 4 II -4 E I I 1 911 fam 4- -.fra-.vsp -.-,-.M U-1.rm-...-.-,ak v- . --.-Q-W.--..--... ---. -,. Commander, ttack Carrier Striking Force Seventh Fleet Rear Admiral William R. McClendon, USN Rear ,-Xdmiral lvilliam Roger 1VlcC1endon attended North Texas State Liniversitv at Denton and enlisted in the Naval Reserve in June 1941. ln September of that year, he was appointed a Naval Aviation Cadet and entered flight training at N.-XS Corpus Christi, Texas. ln june 1942, he received his wings and was commissioned an Ensign. .-Xs a Naval 1-Xviator, Rear Admiral McC1endon participated in the invasion of North Africa aboard the USS Santee, the Marianas and Caroline lslands campaign and the Philippine lsland invasion. He has served in VF-29, USS Gambier Bay lCYE-731. VF-1 1 1, Office of Deputy CND for Air, CO of VF- i ,ff f JU! 173, Office of Naval lntelligence, Naval War College, USS Bennington lCVS-201, Commander Carrier Division Seven Staff, CO of the USS Firedrake QAE-141 and the USS Bon Homme Richard KCVA-311. Rear Admiral McClendon served as Chief of Staff of Commander Carrier Division Qne, and with the Joint Chiefs of Staff in Wasliington, D.C., and in August 1969, he assumed command of Carrier Division Nine and additionally served as Commander Task Group 77.4X77.5. He served as Director of Aviation Programs Division within the Office of CND prior to taking command of CTF-77 and CarDiv Five February 1973. Q '15 it , g ., . , ,,. ,, ., A . - ..,., .,,. .rr v7--,,snug-1--pan-454,v,1.,.,-.--4--,-1-fn-,-----.-.,,-. .,..,- -- --.-.-s--v--v-1v,--11 -' ' va' -4 ,- 1- f-U... ....,. -,H -.i - - v f 1 s - - Chief of Staff Captain Phillip R. Craven, USN Captain Phillip R. Craven enlisted in the Navy on December 15. 19-1-2. ln August 1943, he entered flight training and received his Navy wings and his commission as an Ensign on May 1, 1945. As a Naval Aviator, Captain Craven has served in VF-92, General Line School at Monterey, Calif., USS Randolph QCVA- 152. YF-174, CD of VF-62, Commander Carrier Air Wing 19, CD of the CSS Kansas City QACR-31, Chief of Staff for Commander, Attack Carrier Striking Force Seventh F1eetfCommander Carrier Group Five. Wliilte attached to the USS Randolph, Captain Craven was the recipient of the Chief of Naval Operations Leadership Award. ln August 1971, Captain Craven was awarded a Bachelor of Arts degree with Distinction from San Diego State College through the Navy's College Degree Program. Q Yi.. 1-.L qfff CTF-77 Staff RADM William R. MCClendon CAPT Phillip R. Cfovoh CAPT Ralph B. Rutherford CAPT Thomasj. Ryan CDR Gerard lvl. Sturm, lf. CDR Johh H. Carcaba CDR Clarence 1-3. Fend, Ji. CDR Robert W. Mecaughey CDR Jack lvl. Wllhofh CDR Alvin K. Allen LCDR Thomas L. Dooley LCDR Stanley P. Thomoooh LCDR Charles A. Brackin LCDR Robert D. Field LCDR Daniel L. Currie, Jr. LCDR Bernard P. Mcsherry, LCDR William H. Wright IV LT Arne P. Soderman LT Frank lvl. Blohohofol, lf. LT Gary L. Ashby LT vlhoohl lvl. lvlolvlohomoh LTJG Cori li. Rhudy ENS Raymond M. Flanlm, jr. ENS Theodore W. Petersonul Mr. Jolln L. Overllolt f SDSN Kim :uma r -ft r il W1 l'lfl 'Ui X- N - iv 5 l'1'II'K'l Nwmin i. 5Dgxi1 l Xipm.Fl'.'I..l.w.i1t N ll Nl 'imiillu X. luvsun 'vi W f X. lL to rl First row: YN3 Rick VV. Young, PN2 Bent-dicto L. Cueto, YN3 jaimt- Munoz Second row: RM2 Robert Jarvis, RMI Larry F.j,G1ava. RMI Robert H. Cameron, RHIC jimmy R. Edge, YNI Vance A. Teasdale, AZI Don L. Wilson, RM2 Alan E. Allen Third row: PT2 Leo B. Mangold, DIXI2 Thomas C. Carcich, RMS.-X Stephen C. Phillips, RMS.-X Randall C. Andvrson, YN2 Dale R. Haag, RM3 john H. Steach, RM3 Bradley C. Barnett an-OW fa , -X S lf ., I., 'QQ' Nw M 'Z' ,, W-.. Ur i 'Q rx J r 0? 1-uv-.1 W- ' 'V 1'-'Af'-, -:+::v--a- - ,, . w-,fu-e..---... - V .., ,,,,,,,-- -..- Y' 954 Hn BHHIQ ,- f f-:ffl ,fhf ,- X Q' ' If S., In x., rg f.. - ,r'I mimhuvumw , Fl 5 s 4. 1: -in :iff 4 w A Q 'f f 5 ' J LH K' if fi .. JH jig x ' N -,145-ickgiyligwsc f:-.i.-,355:1Q'5Qgffufzsffin f' f'-If-apes:-ifcii J:-f-fiif2152?-f'f-1f2'fkifiQIz . ffHUQ3HE3bIhk,ii,f +Q:' - 'g - 1. 2,f.TF L:5.f'-.1l.'-'1:2E:l',L'.z,1.5f:.- 1 ' .rv Q' ,-3-X21-if. -. I ' , ' Q9fQ3,4'3f4f f1':11 'K ' ' ' fxvg. Li., ' ' ' ' ' 0 f - nfkffw :A ' -uh N 1 5.53 -1 -If Ng. .3 'K FX , 4::'fxf.fZi:.' - 1k'J 1 X 6 1-P1 J I :I 7 5. .,:1- -if CDR Ronald F. Ball Commanding Officer A distinguished history of service preceded Fighter Squadron 191 into another cruise on Oriskany. The various exercises and operations conducted during the deployment prepared Satan's Kittens to fulfill their duties as attack and reconnaissance aircraft escorts. The squadron was also capable of attack functions and fleet defense. The story of VF-191 dates back to August 15, 1943, when the squadron was established as VF-19 at NAS Los Alamitos, California. The squadron saw its first action as a combat unit during World War II, flying from the deck of the USS Lexington in 1944. While flying the FSF-1 Bearcat aircraft in 1948, the squadron received its present designation as VF-191. VF-191 made its first cruise on Oriskany in 1953, the same year the squadron became the first to qualify all its pilots beyond the speed of sound. Satan's Kittens left Oriskany in 1955, and did not return until 1969. During the interim period, VF-191 served with several other Essex-class carriers, and earned its first award for excellence in battle readiness. The squadron was deployed with Air Wing Nineteen on Oriskany since 1969. Now based at NAS Miramar, California, VF-191 has earned a total of four battle Es, two of them on consecutive combat deployments to Vietnam. A footnote to VF-l91's colorful history, the squadron's insignia, depicting a Hellcat astride a trident, was designed by the late Walt Disney. 66 9 99 atan s Kittens S,-XT.-XN'S KITTENSH QI to rj First row: LT George WV. Tovrea, LCDR Gary Chambers, LT Frank W. Meyers, LT Gary E. VVeller, LTJG Peter :X E. Kellner. CDR Roy E. Lester, CDR Ronald F. Ball, LCDR Thomas .-X. Umbdenstock, LT John G. Calmes, LTJG Roger R. Heine, LT Raymond P Morgenfeld, LCDR John R. Nlusitano Second row: LTJG Kenneth W. Rose, ENS Hubert A. Bernet, LTJG Tom.-X. Perkins ev, 5' X K X I W, ,,f , ,Wx , ,M ,t,, Z fa W g fs., 7 xx Q Q ik N. in A .1 V13 '95 1- in arr ,: .447 , ,V ,, 'M',M i.y-C, My 11 . -- Er' M FM-:H - I ,,,,,. I ,V as .L wr ' , ' 'L ffre f AW' 4' 0.5 L -ff W 'M , K' ' at 4 mn X 4 xl li l' 'if' WH Xxlllgx 'NU' il- lwllfllx-ylsiv 'llli-diff 1 - 'lows Nl. lldlligiiiis, Alljl xlzum-s R. lfziriiistvziil, AZ2 klmiivs VV. Nlnliizir, AN ' ll 'N xX,l'5'ilxl' ll 'H - 'AMI' -l l 'U WH- All? lfw 1' V-mutli, XK3 Cir-ralcl VV. Siinoii, SDI Arturo R. lizirfifi, All' .lack ll. Xiuvxizi. XXII-1 -lctr ll ll.i.- 'vfxl llilly li. 1 . 'iii -1 ml ' Ku-.wi Rolwit ki. llwvli, l'lll l im is f.. ..iuorslu, l'liQ I .iii l . fx' 'JC5 gi' .1 IW il., to rl First row: AEAN Randall A. Sales, CSSN David B. Tilson, SD3 CS2 Curtis M. Mirhccll, AN Terryj. Birrle, AA James P. Rousey, SDSA Craig Xlelanio S. Segui, AN Richard A. Baumgarten, SD3 Rodolfo B. Cosca, SDI M. lVlanchcstcr,SDSN Zosimo A. Resurrection, AA Galutato E. Vca Juanito G. Dino, SDSN Oscar A. Reyes Jr. Second row: ADJC johnny Dillon, -... -Q 1-,.......,.,.,,.1---. vr. . --A .mf-.....,.....,1..,-... ,,,., ll. to rl First row: .KN Rodney D. Wlilkerson, .-XhlS:XN Danny Xlaceno, .LXNISZ Dennis D. Nlaloney, :XMSAN Carlton WV. Huckaby Second row: .-XDJZ Ronald R. WVallis, .-XMS3 Franklin Y. Hicks, ANIH3 Nlichael R. Norton, .-XNISA.-X jeffrey L. Hughes ll, to rl First row: AEI Wvilliarn H. .-Xustin -lr, All Paul D. Madison, .-XE2 Burrell Roberts, .-XRS Francisco G. Silva Jr, ATI Larry D. Germ-aux, AF.-XN Robert A. Cusick, AE.-KN William Uv, Harvey Second row: .-XE2 Michael D. Scully, .-XT2 lYilliam M. Lewis, AE.-XN W'illiam D. Schwartzbeck, AT3 Frank C. Belville, .-XE.-X.-X Thomas C. Salvo, .-XE.-XX Lawrence K. Nlovton, .-XE2 Phillip rli. Meade, .-XT3 Paul D. Solstad, .-XT3 Christopher D. Lvtter, :XTX james Xlclntire. .HXE2 Charles WV. Alderman, .-XTC Daniel 'lqrenkle ll 'iff O Z i l -L tv i l'll'SI row. XQ XX Nvstvr X. xlui.o, .XQ KN luan l. Lllllllllglil, M13 Xnthonx R. ht-T! XY Rex ki. lslwll. .NUI llairoltl KD l,l'lk'l'N, .XUXN Roy Y Nlagrivn. XUQN lftgnk li. Stiiniicltl, .XX lost' l.. Nitin, .XQ3 Stn-ufn I. 1 Uwisti't'vt. X' 3sXN farlt - Xl. RUtlI'l,Qll1'l Svfoml row: :XQI Nortoi l.. Davisslir .YXN Sannnn l.. Ross, .XQAN Daniel L. Carter, AN Stanley' lf. lllail ', fxflf N i y X Stevcll W. Rust, .MH 'lihoinas lfilers. A03 W'illiain R. Blanton, JXUAN B I XQZ Anthony ush, A 22 Rolwrt L. liezivs-rs, AQ2 lwicliat-l ili. Satlnwsky, 1 jainvs .-X. Sihhing +L to rl First row: ANIHAN Narcisco E. Manuel, AN Michael D. Neale, AN John E. Posey, ADJ3 Lee M. Gill, AN James L. Goble, ADJZ Robert L. Powell Jr. AN Klichael Peterson. ADIZ Roelio E. Socito, AN Kenneth Melton Second row: AD-I2 Richard Schutte, AMS2 Christopher C. Boles, AMS 2 J james R. Ryan, AMSZ Timothy Askren, AN Eugene E. Howell, AMS2 joe D. Langston, AMSI james W. Barrs, AMS2 Kenneth M. Koonce. AMH3 VVilliam B. Douglas, AMH2 james P. Dolge, AMS2 VVilliam R. Scheffer, ADJ3 David Lesniewicz, ADJAN Dennishl. Wardon, AM HC Reuben VV. Starks J, . Si! -1 , I' 207 il, to ri I'.Il'5f rmx ' SN hvltrmll IJ. lflllllk, PY! W IHIEIIII fl mlm, XY xii IJUIIXIII f Q. ,Xvcwf V ' Rurwr, SN Hvvtur l,. Diaz, SN Xlanm-l xlllflllll'Y, X N.S'I1-rw l,, H+-mrn lm, DK! H ' K ,Xlfrvclw N. Qvflll, S1-rmld mu: PNSN slack IJ. YUM lm, PY! Mlm U. P1-Yvv -fy- 7? gif , 3 I I .5 ll. to rj First row: :XA David Mille-r, AN Edward L. Smyth, AUj3jan1cs NI. Himmerick, AN Reuben C.Y. Chun jr, ADJ3 Rodney F. Jensen, :XE2 Michae Lau-field, .-XUJ.-KN Stcvc-n YY. Vaughn, :XD-I3 David G. Radford, AN johnny D. C. Cantonwinc, AMS2 Shyrl L. Burnett, AN Joseph VV. Pawlak Jr. .-XNISv North, .XEAN Randal Stvvcns, A.-X Richard F. Shaha SL-cond row: AA Ray Harlcy E. Lamunyon, AN Donald Casey, AXIS.-KN Dennis E. Stewart. AQ Sic-hcnkittc-1, .-XX Randy NI. Coffvy, .-XMS3 Ralph E. MQ-rtcn, .-XMH.-KN Terry N. Roba-rt H. Saffcll 20 f Q1 . - 13-ggi--. ' :, gf- we ' x- -.5 ..-... x..--.4.4vx-.x -5' X-- 5 ': , 4:22?5C3'!fi2: ...,,,. 3..- . x 1,-Q, lf , :lp z': 1312 . 5.:' WIT: .,-:g:jg:-0-1g:5:i:g11.'.'-'.1 .1lI:QQ-i-:-1-5.-, . ,.g3-il.,-E.555-.::.:,,.5:1.,54l5.-...y-,'. 4.::,.3-.FOV- .x1'..:,' I-,-Iii-Q 'Q2?i'5if'i'fi-E55 -rr.: :.'-.-5,-41 --,,'.-f: . 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J: Vfigiy' 5- xfssgilif' f-f 'hx' at -. Q , -, . :. x. 55f?3'?':'-fi: -' : .',. - ' ' I.. ' 4:32 Q .: , 1:u.:5:. '- - ' 'f 5 f7-Q-?: ZE'.g:.'-eng: 5: 4 31- ' -555525 f f N jwnxgggfvtx- -. in ,Mc - L -. V , g:3:,..' b. WX TVN , ' ' k ' 5 CDR Lee C. Ermis Commanding Officer Fighter Squadron 194, making the transition from combat to peace time operations, continued its history of fine service to Oriskany. More than 180 officers and enlisted men of various specialized skills maintained aircraft and equipment to sustain the squadron's mission: air superiority for defense of the fleet and support of other Air Wing Nineteen aircraft. Exemplary alertness on the part of several VF-194 personnel typified the squadron's professionalism. A01 Frank E. Norris and AN Frank C. Spencer distinguished themselves on November 27, 1973, by pulling a flight deck plane captain from the intake of a taxiing F-8 fighter. Eleven days earlier, ADJ3 Dale Munk had spotted and helped extinguish an aircraft fire before it could cause any serious damage to other aircraft on the flight deck. A cruise with the Red Lightningsl' was not without its exciting moments. LCDR James W. Nunn successfully returned his crippled F-81 Crusader to Oriskany and was snared in the barricade while an anxious crew watched over the ship's television system. VF-194 was commissioned as VF-91 at NAS Alameda in 1952. The squadron participated in Korea from the deck of the USS Philippine Sea. Aboard the USS Ranger in 1960, VF-91 became the first squadron to deploy with the new F-8 fighter. The squadron was redesignated VF-194 in 1963 and became part of Air Wing Nineteen aboard the USS Bon Homme Richard. The Red Lightnings consequently participated in the initial air warfare over Vietnam. VF-194 came to Oriskany in 1969 and continued to participate in Vietnam combat operations. The latest deployment marked the squadron's first peace time cruise in eight years. Red Lightningsv I IH!-i RNA K 1 mcl M. ,. ut-xr. i.'l lH limit! P. Bl'f7,lt'l', l,'l lon R.MolIm, I,'l'Rn-h1mlM. Y1'atr's.,l,'Il f I CDR Ucx r X. . ' 3 f l r Tunus, IAXUK it I il. l,lllQl'l', CVVUZ Gvorge- F. K1-ll, lfl' AIl'fI'V IJ. M1-rrltt, III' Imvphj ku X Roh J' 1 V ' ' Y ' ' rt , t V ..: - , V l -,- 'w 1' Alf U-torul Itlltlllllillt. l,'l'-Ili janws VY. Pratt,IflijflU0orgc'l1lM4N',RNS john sr,-im.-14 ' ln Y 0 N POWER PLANTS tl F' :AAD 2 B to rl lrst row J yron A. Deserisy, ADJZ Frank B. Robert L. Layton, ADJ3 Dale Munk, ADJZ Charlie- R. Cantrell, AA Gary M. Miller, ADJ3 Bruce VV. King, ADJAN Andy D. Hansen Second row: ADJI Ellis, AA Peter D. Gutierrez, AMH2 Reynold D. Mohns , mf , ,Q il ra W 'f- M i if Q Q 1 , - 3 X 5 W , . . , if , Q X, om gtk : K7 L Q Pb -, 'x an ' 4 2 1, A N ' 'A J ucv- X r I as, 'Vi' :, W: gg. f ' x at. i 45 ' i - X uv t A . , , ,4 if 1 Xl lQ,X,Cl' ll ru rl l'lirar rms: QXN llulwrr lf Wlriiiiik, XXlf4l' wlllllfl. , I ll' V lilul Xliiliiii lXlrilllV ' l I iiii , , l lIlI1'l', ,Xhlhil ltllllllly fl174lX!IIl,hN hz ' ,. , IT Il , 'fr H' X lf Rulwrf l,. .xll1'I1, wXNlS,XN Wfiltvr lllllii-it II Sf+w ' l I + 3 , U 'L 'fl4 is I Z far 5 4 S n -XQXAT ll to rj First row: AT3 Stephen Zitta, AN Michael D. Lawson, AQ3 Cranfill ATAN Mark S Whitfield -XQ3 ohn V5 Syheppler -X 7 Dean Q Rohr-rt M. Popso, AQI Danny F, Breuch, ATS David N. Swenson, ATZ Fred L. Laird A03 Terry G Srhwab AT3 Rusty C Wright Pederson, AQ2 jeffrey NI. Taylor Second row: AQC Billy Sims, ATC Paul C. f J 4 5 Af' 5 Mb 1 'i 'Q W f. e i 1 - ' Z 4 l . il lff W First rim: .Xllll Nmim. lx. I um. Will RUIN-rl VV. X ii l , A iw ies. 'XMS3 Ricliard ll. l'. rx '- 1, N -V AMS! l lx l ln 49l7 nil'I7 lliilhur 'JJIXX' .if 'Y' nu ' A 1 2.x . U.s. 1 , 4 Q 2 f es .J 7, 'ff K s D .I 4 1: .sl fi H in e W Q44 4 . 1 f ee... ' l .I QV N V .X Q4 V. f A ,J ff in 1 W Y N rf if I X AV 4 Eff!! , M4 Z: W .nw JW ZVX' wr, .Aff , , ,ci f , W ,4 1'i. -.rm f 1 4 Y Q i if if l f i 'lf ,zany f,,Uf ilu J ADMINXOPSXPERSONNELXFIRST LIEUTENANT ll to rl First row: PNI Richard S. Tomlinson, AOC Carroll L. Harris. YNI Riley D. Williams, AN Anthony K. Gilkey, AOI jesse A. Arms, YN2 james W. Broderick Second row: PNSA William R. Ramhoff, AN Edward Craft, SN Charles A. Pozzi, BNIZ Sammie Treece, AEAN Robert S. Simon, YNZ Eddie D. Abner, AZ3 Benedict L. Picorre ' C 1.11.1 5 4 is 'J' 3 ' ' ,tdhim and 1 MAI Nl'l'l'fN.'XNL'I'f!Sl5Pl'l,Yf:XMFXPR ll to rl First row: ,XZ3 lhivif E. -fi, . .:,. rdf' f if 1 i E ? If 1,4 tk S I til' 'ff W' Q 'wton, :XKAN Rirllarml lJ.Q'Ili5lll,.'xN W'ziyrn-fi. lJ:igg1'tt,l'Rl l,loy1l ID VH ' V 'HIM U i X' ' 'dm 'X 'il' ' ' ' Q will 'Sli 1-50. yi l e . ' 1 fe trim: .Nfl ' 'Uk 'll l XUQ ms Ro il X l Q Rob rt lj iurrin S uml if I J Y 4? 48? 9 f ' ' Q5 H f f Q, 1 -Q-.U , I ii . ' u 5 N l ... . id ., --en.. 4 Q 8 x f Q Q I 1 ' 5 i 5 f S 1 ini l l R X, . m X , ' Q 5 I ol ll 352 i Fl is l i ,I Q. 1 ll ll l l 214 if y 1 L ,X J , Q QW? f ,gy 3 5 :aff 1 4? Z , J, ,, 1 :XO ll to rl First row: .-X02 William Shotwell, SA Willie Pettigrew, AOI A03 Bruce C. Lutringer, AOAN Gary t.-X. Smith, .-XO3 Terry G. Schwab. Frank F. Norris, AO.-XA Phillip A. Norris Second row: A03 Wallace B. Christie, AOAN jesse F. Lucas, AOAN Roosevelt Richardson ? . 1 0 fl ' if 'Qs X' ,,.. X . XS X Q- w -im . V .wx ,in Rm f xx 4 f Q51 W.. .... Z 4 'L 58 f ff' W U t W 274 Q C Q ,aw--M Q 2 . l Q A. 4 JF' 2 '45 X Sw A F ki A t Wm z 4 2 I' I 44 il - Flldafa 1 'A we X xg.. 255 ' . an ii K. 5 'gt ,, ,Q-ft , E.. l sw l Q W. X 'K' . F a . Sb x .-ki we ,SK Y X S - 555. N X, api, . - 'Q li F. i -fi Y Qi w v 1 l 5 ff I n-e--,ofwq vw,-.N fu. gi: .-2 fi-f 1 . al' A I 9 T an . Q A is A 4 :ff L. Anderson, AEZ lfncarnacion Gonzales, Al' Q ln . 12 W . .4 V Q' ' if ilu ll .o rl V. . J. 'il W. 5' ' UIIVV, AN Marco lx'iI'lVl A. Nix, AES Douglas N ni ' U - 1 ,. . . 9- KOUJTYU IJ ik- 311-' X- f,SmlllP-1 11' f-rmnl row: lXlnhael lkliirslllll fton A-Xl-,L -lgplgn i 1 r- fry wk 'rim NL ' , . -XlQj 5 i . - A 1 w' ' -. lfdif N' ' '-4 G . i 1 '- .4 I Y . 2 f -no-oo-ea K I ,W . , I Q' I 8 . I A 'I , V . , 4 NJ' z . ,, 44- fp, f ,ww ,uf-514 , . Q . , V 3 Q .4 W - 4 il ff- LINE ll to rl First row: AN Paul W. Farr, AN Ronald P. Flores, AR Larry E. Dixson, AMSAN Richard D. Cheser, AM H2 Gordon L. Dawley, AN Tommy L. Gillis Second row: ADJ3 James E. White, AA Andrew L. Brown, AN 3 1 4 ... i. wx ' f s j, ', 9' 3 r .,,. lj A u-'CP if 3 I -7-' lv m g All 4 S -. . Q ,J V ,Y WWW 1 , M5 Q 'I9 Michael D. Cross, ADJ3 Jose R. Martinez Third row: AD-ll Edward C. Cool AE3 Steven R. Evans, ADJAN John VV. Yidas, AA Roger E. johnson, AI Phillip T. Riggins, ADJAN David C. Pollard, AD-IAN John l. Pospishil, ADJ William Ritter, AA Richard D. Thompson, AN Michael D. Sisco, AM H3 Richard W. Patshkowski, AN Frank P. Pierce 5 , V I H5 wiv. . . i 4 ,- M .ani 1 f QW 1 - 4 is. Lf 9 w., ' .. ya 4 .,. Q, .- Iv-Us J . I 'Qi . ffl in - for i 1 i 9 z I E Ji ' ' ' ' ' ' ' '- U - f-9-v-e- -,.-.....1v---v.- -v-,12-.-..-f-v.-,.--...--- ...-...,---,.. 4..,- . , ,M ,M 218 llHl'l BLL'I'f 'l'.'Xll. l'll,llf5 rl ru rl lfusr ruw: lflljfi lfV.l'. lfrlglvlxart, lfll Sr , lm, if dlili lill Vb'v'm1. l' W, lf.Xl. IJfAfk'lll'II1l'lltlY, IQIA CHX. l.L1IlLfl3l'llIl, lfl' S,Vlf'. jO5l'IJllSOIl, CDR llli. I '. wi lfl ,Wil j11.:1z':4 Il .' 5' l.. ' l'yl'lCllHlLlIl, LCIJR YRS. jurww, lflllli lijl. Dfmlin, lflllfl QXA. lJQ'l'VfJ,l7, III' 1 J '1r11r',l,'l ,N lm. Fla- ,ar CG. Xlitvln-ll. ENS .l.P. Bcrry Sccoml row: CWU2 R..-X. Pearson, I,'I'lG 'l'.ll, 'V' .-XDNllN,f'OPSflS'll LT ll to rl First row: AN LT. Adams, SN VVJ. Clay, AA Creech, SA J.G. l-lubley, YN3 ,l.l.,. Fer1ske.YNl EE. Collins Third ' G.G. Delarosa, PNSN H.H. johnson, YN2 W'.G. Nleucllcl Second row: AA BlVl2J.L. Finstad, PN2j.T. Bryant, AMS.-KN G.N. FatsCl1er.AX Nlu-X. .Kiwis i 1 5, f , 5 - B Q - K v ll I , Q-X xi' Zi li T- 'i FIV' M XM! ki. ' ' M A-X Allll U,H. Howe-rs 'ixliirml row: AQC3 i..A.'iwolli1al1, AN SL. Huttiz-, AN H Xffxbw N , Xf. ' X' n 'Ii V - ,K HIL-mi IIN - ' ' 1. 'Q iw, :Xi D2 HWY. Sfariwrougli Xlslf. '... ' ' '. KU.. ' . -71 lllf, Xlannmi A ' f EE 3 LINEXTROUBLE SHOOTERS fl to rj First row: AA K.E. Sims, AA j.R. Rogers, AD-I1 N.D. Stamp Third row: LT M.T. Saavalainen, ATS VV.T Yan Meter, AN D.F. Lopez, ADJAN D.L. McKaskle, AN IG. Dvorak, AN Cochran, AN R.A. Davidson, AN D.A. Keefc, AN D.R. Moreno, AM H3 D.B R.K.Y.T. Yockman Second row: AA L.B. Hinton, AA Noble Jr., AN R.-I. MCKcllip, AMHZ 51.8. Turner, AA SJ. Robinson O'Brien, AN T.A. Renner AMS3 j.L. Ahlert, AMS2 j.W. Peterson, ADJ3 M.L. if 5-4 Ui f we -M v- -f Y---.v-rw-v-f--f-0.-.-.Y.,.f..-.-. ... ..,.. . -..,.,.-.,--.:-r- ,.... .- .,1 N Xl Xlt ll lor! l'1rar1'mx: 'Xl' XX Rl Umnl., Xl,.l Nl.l.1fl4Ifn,,Nll,l.I. 1 I Xlcym-rs. .X lx XX IKR. Ul1st1'r'mlln'vk, XIII- 'l5L.Xl. xlUffl4'IIN1'll Swmnl um: I, , jk' PFIUIIIIKI XIIKL' RU 1 xrpmnr1r YI' NN XII fxJIli4 Xl ' U I2 N' . . 1 , . , .,g l ...fx ,Nm 1L to H First row: .-X.-X FD. Holt, AN NLD. Davis. .-X.-X VV.P. 'I'hompson, AN M. Sanders Second row: :XNIH3 C. Fodor, AA-X SE. Conley, AMS2 G.L. Vvciscopf, ,-X.-X CVV. Fox, .-XXI H3 VV.G. Nvidcr X -1 3 1 1 . k wr-' 'K' fwfr W 'ei'-if ,ff ,4- x N., S- 20 Z l . emu X .. 'l X1 lv ..., n . l I PM .K ww 'Ng ' ' . x we 'rf 'LK' vc TC Mm. Hr, MX: I .lv .xX Xl xlllxl1ISlt'I, Uxjjx ll, liIlHI1llY'I'I, Vjl fX'l,,,gm,fH.m llllulvml lull lillmnmn X . l K '- XQQKQ. 1 '13, A V I -.l'i'W Y' I ' ' f , 4 f ni xxx A i .1 A0 fl to rl First row: AOAN Freeman, A03 K.L. Thompson, A02 AOAA CK. Cox, AN C. Gonzales, A02 LD. 0wens, AOC R.D. Hammontree. B Q l-lines. A0.-XX R.K. Russell Second row: A02 EL. Gs-rbitz, AN R.D. Hoppe, AN lVl.E. Flading, A01 SL. Kelley, A01 C.'I'. VVilliam5, CW'02 R.A. Pearson . ' 9,355 YN !f 5. g :- 3 -.. I f l A .QI 1 xl yi I 1 I 4-of .4-'fx X fg-gl 'Q- 'M 1-nX'f ony- A A fy 1 Af-fx ,H -'Q 755 , ,2 ,, If ff 5 z X gif? s . Q IZRT Q 41 Q U Ei' ff ff IYIQQ ' 1 G 2 .s ,, 1 M. A 1 , W' .4 . 4, , JL I. N Y ,,,,. ' ' 59.3 ,, . .sm K A , L AW- 4-5 bw 4 CDR Robert L. Leuschner, Jr. Commanding Officer Attack Squadron 155, a light jet attack squadron, deployed with Criskany to provide air to ground ordnance delivery. Flying the A-7B Corasair 11, the Silver Foxes could deliver all types of ordnance in the Navy's inventory. The first peace time deployment for the squadron since 1964 saw the Silver Foxes engaged in training to achieve and maintain a high state of readiness required of a deployed squadron. Training was accomplished in all phases of flight and maintenance to ensure the necessary level of expertise. VA-155 was commissioned as a carrier bomber squadron, VB- 15, in 1943. During World War II, the squadron participated in the battles at San Bernadino Straits and Leyte, as well as in the Marianas Turkey Shoot. With the end of the war, VB-15 was placed in a reserve status. The squadron was recalled to active duty in 1951, and was designated VA-155 in 1953. VA-155 moved to its present home at NAS Lemoore, California, in 1961, and was the first fleet squadron to arrive at that installation. As a part of Air Group Fifteen, the Silver Foxes made their first combat deployment to Vietnam aboard the USS Coral Sea in 1964. The Silver Foxes transitioned to the A-7 and became part of Air Wing Nineteen in 1969. The squadron, whose name was adopted in honor of a silver-haired aviator who commanded the squadron in 1959, deployed on Qriskany for the first time in 1970. ilrver F woes f F I V' f wat riwi XNll l BMX. Box fix: K' li if. iid XNIIU IXR. ,. .im-n U ll to rl First rim: Xlfl K.U. xl:-rim-, ,-X115 Ii.H. c'llIl1II1iIlf1r-, :XL3 H.L. Bri-thauir 4 WUHI- H-mlfff Wil f l'lUR.IC,I.4ilw5 .xiii N.-Wimsi-.-.mr1. .,w1 ,xiQ1x1.i,r iauffr,,xi-12i1,H.ifi,i..-f 5 Q 3 . M, X A -ns, an ,? f, 714 PWQMA - f Ximwzv, mi. f 1 4 f -WPLM 1? ..f. Q1 Q , ,,,, :A i ' ff fllfiilia f 7 31,5 Mm X wan xfw 'V 91 LJ! 5 4 il 5 .,,,.m -if s THE SILVER FOXESH il to Ti FifSf r0wrLT Lynn Hfiffjei LT George Cfimv Ccch Second row: L'I' Richard Click, LT Chr-t Hurnhcrd, LT Mike Shutt, LT LCDR John Pawn, LCDR Jon Dekker, CDR Skip Leusvhmff, CDR Larry Don WchSIt'rfi'ld, LT Ed Ligon, LT Rick Eabon, LTjc3 Bill Kt'lL'ht'f, III' .'xI'ChiK' Kauffman- LCDR SYCVC Bfiggi LT Clint Farmer, LT Dfnny Bennet- LT Ken Turner, LTJG VVayne Anderson, LT BudD1-nton, LTDwigl1rScmr L. Q W V, X Q 1 N ,. o-,X , li W . W LN N' -up-, T T n L Y - N f f - my M 1 ,- f X X. M -sw '5 X W Q K' , iw . L 1 if ', 5-Af 3 K fr , C, K N W XX ukg' ,K Q xx my-5, 1 ' Q -FH T T .ah -3- L !- N in-V ,mm 1 XISK '1lIlIIf,Yf1J INK Rznlpln Itwru, ,VJ w N 1 1 S In-rg, .XIWXNI wllllilll ,lay i ,- ,, ww H , 4 my xxfp wiv' f 'Q Q f f W .W ' ,, l IM , if ,,,, E, 7' 9.- ,I N., ., ...V ?'2Eff f ' 12.1 is 2 , ,x Z 'Q ZZ fl ,f ., W, X u ,W Hy, 15' W ? Ji ,VNV 7 'ff ,iw-+0 E 4, W 30,45 5' 3 ji A I I In 7 ,f ,J-fu 4 ff f, ,., 4. Q , ff Aga? f f Q, 4 W wmv A 'W H , 1 , ,f .21 , qv l J- :P ll x A U V rgm XXDR follm XDIK W R Il rn XI tru' 01 f3?Hi3 if Yi? s ,Jef 1 . 1 13.1 lg . . J ,Q 5 ,.-v-you r i ? ., Q Q Y f W A ORD.-XNCEXINTEGRATED WEAPONS fl to rD First row A03 P L Second row A03 D R Peacoyk -X01 R Grass A01 R E Goldsberrx -XN i VH-rner, AOAA G.G. Wright, AQ2 T.E. Banmng AOAN R T Flener A03 M V Berry AQ3 L A Brock AN D R Bosley A02 RI Broun AQ3 N D.L. Roberts, AQ2 E. Preston, A03 W.F. Wolford AO3 WC Derrickson Youngblood AQI B F Chrlstlan -XQATN 1 R Pape -XUCQ VK F Fostcr , 1 .f ' uQ'v ' 1. , , r 1 ' J , . , s W W, . , f pi. We , 'S fr 1 1 ' in rjf 1 ' 1 -. t A R I Q A Aw 5 .aww . 7' A x I AA I ,, 1,1-,,pi, -'Q 'QQ ,w ANIHI CLA. Bunle , A i' . '. 14 . I ' ' if ', multi! .' 1, I. fitflil- II , , , . , , ! II,torII'irstrow:AINIS3IJ,I'..3ilmIt1,.XNIIIi1..I,. N L, XXI I YI ll XNIIII W' Ii ililli-spiig XXINS Ill, I7l1szkln-wiix'sf- I I XNIII IN RI X rr XNIS7 I W I ll I row: ANIS3 S.I.. laisliwooi, . . . iv t wl ,,i ii. . . lI'1i, i ., . N Ili 'N X 2, 1 I' 21 izfx I I '57-I Q x ff .11 2 -s Q ii? W V f If ' 4 4 . Z 5 T' L f v X, Xf .5 li-l' -1-f -f 44 , ...L , W' 1 Q? 5 LINE Il to rl First row: AN Harold Frasier, AMI-I3 Dave Dawson, AN Tappy AIVIHI Will Rodgers Third row: AR Clarence Higgins, AN Phil Kozakewiez. Andrew, AMH3 Ray Lightman, Lew Pacific, AMEI Gerald Lenhardt AMI-I3 Blane Ries, AD-I3 Terry Parvey, AN Auguster VI'ard. AR Beecher Syl-ces. Second row: LT Archie Turner, AD-I3 Clay Adams, AR Steven Wise, AN Grey ABH3 Mike Lewis, AN William Lowe Simpson, AN Frank Steinhoff, AN Mike Barringer, AN Fernando Ramos, 2' fl My , m ,EZ ri, V 4 sup A I ' f I .. .. -. Q W if 1 f' A . A Q . W neg M' we 4 Ib' 5' I' I I 1 is i 5 in is I iii' v X 5 , I z 4 V Q i I I k R ? h I , I 4- ' ' , 2 , A N H ----U-,u .J Q, il is C v 41 ,f ,.f 1 ig Q I ,J A ' Y Y 4 . ,ep - ' I ,we 228 1 ? :rat rim 1 i ' .'llIHll . V N ltr' ' Utlm M 4 x, N NJ l-N xl ,v' - ff! SS? 'Q aa, an Sw Y R . fl ff... 1,244 i rn., 'A wi R. x.1n my X ,L ' 1 +i..i.1iz1..i- 1. w 1 , 4 il il 1' ,x ,'. lxn :mul li. NN atkins, ,NN llowarml K . VVeuv1'r, YN3 Rurirlc I, liml1am, 1 ' rc ll Lf., lxlicliacl K. Kelley, l NZ Ruger ll. fun! f 'rim lar J 'U' .B -X 1 Nl . Fg f I -4 Rl 1 N , an f, Ili! A X L7 if ,i , J ,d J X I i f ia, .-XTX.-XQ ll to rj First row: AT2 R.L. Hamilton, AN R.P. Bergeron, A'I'2 S.L. Berg, AT2 P.R. Mulcahy, AT2 RP. Pesola, AQ3 RJ. Chapman, AQZ P.'I'. Cook, ATI R. Pacheco, AQI D.W. Genzer, AQ3 C.R. Blair Second row: AT2 Dew, AQAA H.V. Franks V ,. -. 4.1, 'Q Q as .4 f,, f . M T X h 1 -Q. , 4 47 'ni 5 , , l ,. 1 1 if.,-af i5 1' ,rw .Q- ue -1 V, Q4 'lu HX., 5 Q.. -4 8 I N, Q A 5033 K .244 ' 47 af' ag - agar ,.., Q -..nfvf 4, Q - I 1. Z , fi '- YI '-L 4'-I 'll 4 'kb-I rr J-K'5'p' ' , 1' , ,1 1 ' '- . 4 , . K :J 1 uv, 1 '1' 17, J .fl if -Av A. -.r hr iv-W fag: .-5 x S QDHW' .'.'- - '5r::F:i. 'fcffff-E . -.3-Rgtil RSI' '-FSR'-T:Au X., 49 f , .:y:.. '.-.-. ' '1f'4:1.Lfr pg: ,J!'!?u-14' -'I ,...,. V 'Q- wL,.-'v::f::,' I. A :..A.-::-g'gzg..- .-' ..,:h-:. pr? .vlqlilg .--5 . 4 .,,p.5nu.H?wn 5, . ,,,, in 3 If . ' .Zhi V ..:iF::5: ..,..- ,. ' Ngflfr-I L L lv, f. .5 - 1 ., 'ff 7 ,!. . i. N 1 4. s X , '57 f- s CDR Douglas E. French Commanding Officer Attack Squadron 215, along with Oriskany's other embarked squadrons, trained vigorously during the cruise to maintain proficiency in the areas of close air support and reconnaissance interdiction. The efforts of the Barn Owl team resulted in the receipt of the Air Wing Nineteen award for overall outstanding performance during the cruise. Established in 1955, the squadron was homeported at NAS Moffett Field, Califonria, until it moved to NAS Alameda in 1963. As a part of Air Wing Twenty-One, VA-215 made its first combat deployment to Vietnam aboard USS Hancock in 1965. The squadron was decommissioned in 1967 when the A-1 Spad was phased out of the fleet. Recommissioned in 1968, VA- 215 moved to its present home at NAS Lemoore, California, and transitioned to the A-7 Corsair ll. Subsequent cruises included combat deployments on USS Enterprise and a Mediterranean cruise with USS Franklin D. Roosevelt. The Barn Owls joined the Oriskany-Air Wing Nineteen team for the 1971 deployment. Barn w 5 'vw , I xi ',3Y'7'f3f.ve-A., - J ' 4 L7 -- inf, J A ' ,fy X A af fl. 5154! THE BARN OVVLSH ll to ri First row: LCDR john A. Lockard, LCDR John R. McDanic'l, CDR Riley D. Miwson, CDR Doug E. French, LCDR Herbert A. .vfyff A ,Z Jacobson, LT Bc-rt E. Bm-nnvt, LCDR .lc-ff G. W'inthropc, LT Robert E. Trois ' ,iv I Second row: I.'I'jG Gordon Doody, III' jim T, Moffett, LT Sergei M. 9 '4' A 43? 5 ' ' Kowalchik, LTJG Dah' NI. Doorly, LT-IG jeff M. Schott, LTJG Jeff ff I 'f Graass, FNS Kim A. King, LT jerry Knott, LTJG Craig C. Bowiand, LT if up A A 1 f .,.-v Mattvrson S. Crary, LTJG Bruce E. Sheppard, LTJG Danny Palmer X V 9 fm! 144 V 'Q-1-'fwfr' ' 4 L W - A fi f bf Y' hw, A' W ,A ' W ,, A ,,-L. W A f ' . fxmw :norm A ,Q . . . -tmggw. gg -.. x.Xll5 l ' i'l-1 -.gmuel lf. llruwn, ,XX Klllll K. liezufl. .XA lfvlllif' 'Xlf-xsmrlf-r, ,VXNIICSR1-milfl ' D' I l' All It lv 1 : . , l'R.l Allbllll A, lVilson, l..'I'kllQ lirurm' lf. Slu-ppzml ,I 1 .ni Sl'x.v:.lI ' l 1 Q ,YM m-ix ,Q- - T un-fi PPXAF ll to rj First row: AD-I2 William W. Lasher, ADJZ Ronald D. Kilgore, James E. Loper, AMHI David D. Allen, AMS3 Dale R, Fletcher, AMH3 Ted ADIZ Carlton R. Powers Jr, AN Douglas W. Brandenburg, AM H3 Wilbur G. A. Nichols, ADJ3 Paul G. Balto, ADJ3 Calhoun Combs-lr, AMSAN 'l'imothy Tavlor, AMH3 Cristopher George, AMH 3 Ernest L. Krick Second row: AMSC H. Wohlert, LTJG Bruce E. Sheppard Hu-bert A. Sutherland, AM H2 Robert Sarson, ADJI Ray M. Bishop, ADjl f f '- 1 I x 1 . - 1' , .sr ',z A - 55 6 kk fx ,1 712' P 5. . 4 QJIQIDNNNCIC ll to rl lfirsr row: AN .Xli.'li.n'l H liil 4 ' l M- M U'lN ' .XUAN 1-ff U. lvi'llX'l'l', M72 lXlii-lmi-I lf luii1w '-'ii' , li lrlllfl, A05 C ii-orgy li .it I: D Nlillvr, AN lil. SIN-iicvr Svcuiiil ffm' V ll-4 l'f4H'9i li- ll ll- V P5 lf f fi F if i f I . 4,,.gX,.,w , L ,Sb su MJ W A , T 2 l 6 f rf! ,A A in 'lf-A 1 ' if S T ' . 2 Z 5' -I Q 5 il W7 Y ,,,, U, is ' 1, .AIH ' ,, ,bu-X QV xv , INTEGRATED WEAPONS TEAM ll to rl First row: AT2 CJ. Nicely, AQ3 AQ2 AJ. Miller Second row: AQC W.H. Dean. AQZ I-l.E. Bullard. AQ2 CD. Glen E. Tilley, AQZ T.W. Tomlinson, AQ2 R.E. Smith, AQ2 K.C. Rinehart, Wisted, AQ3 E.L. Crane, AQAN M.S. jackson, CWO2 Peter E. Pax-idis Y A Pm if 4' l , A l X vig Q A 1 ,W I x li 'S ::' - -mv 2 A -94- uf V A y. J 5 Q7 N ' K A i il! xl x X Q wh , 1. 1 .. l5?l ' It 5 lv ft' 'Q . . X ,fr W' f.I:vn. Ahlhl hlolin li. lvalker, AK3 lylike E. Ryan, AZC -lohn H. Kessler, AFCM lil.. li l'- i' ' A K V N hfdilothlin, A22 l,arryG. MeNea5e ' 1 .. L9 41:11:71 - L .1..,,..3 lf le, ' e'5f'f Llgtg 55 5. 3. , Lita I Qfn 4 lr- 'A in :JV I -y 4 I' I 3 U- -1 A-r n A 'Ax X :Ill 5 I 0 V ff hw, , L, ,p e . LINEXTS ll to rl First row: LT Gordon Doody, AQC jerry D. Pigg, ADJI Wohlert, AA Steven R. Wise, ADJ3 Floyd S. Moseley, AN VVilliam S. Connelly. Ray M. Bishop, AMSAA Joseph E. Mitchell, ADJAN Alan F. Waterman, AMHAA Robert Astrita, AN john F. McKinney, AN Robert VV. Houser, AN AMS3 Kevin B. Hall, AE3 Alfred A. Wendella, AN Pat M. Gonzales, AA Louis E. Meyers, AT3 Richard G. Awmend, AA David C. Taneh. AN Melvin L. Donald R. Walker, AN Anthony S. Wardlow Second row: AMSAN Timothy H. Frontroy H' .0 .xv -4. 4' g 1 W 47 5' 4 1 -,srl w 5 ' 1 ,,..-it ,. C gi 4 4 . 1 5 K 4 . I. . Q3 .5x'W J if H rl ph V 1, .1 JW, ' 4 Y ii' M . dl W' Q I i 8 ?': vb .- Q ' .. V . . 4 . . .1,,4-- A xv .. .. .. ,I ., ,. -5 .. ,,E,.,,,.:. 1--, , ,A . --.....-..v. W.--,,,fw -W...-..,.:f,,,,.. ,..,,,,,,,Yn ,,,,,,: , G - x u '-- '1l!lDIC4l ' 'd- - ' is-L.. -. -:nth-'Ll1..n--,S a..L.xWUuMl' ' ll 'fx M- LCDR Dave M. Beam Officer in Charge Light Photographic Squadron 63, based at NAS Miramar, California, supplied Detachment Four to provide aerial reconnaissance for the Qriskany-Air Wing Nineteen mission. Utilizing the RF-8G Crusader, VFP-63 pilots conducted surveillance and intelligence gathering through aerial photography. Cameras mounted in the photo-bird's fuselage were capable of horizon to horizon telephoto and camouflage detecting infra red photography Using flares RF 8s were as versatile at night Skilled VFP 63 personnel processed and evaluated the photography and maintained both aircraft and photographic gear Commissioned at NAS Miramar in 1949 VC 61 was assigned various names and aircraft until 1961 when the squadron was redesignated VFP 63 Four years later the RF 8G was assigned to the squadron Although based on the West Coast the squadron provides detachments to attack carriers on both coasts Detachment Four consisted of four pilots two photo intelligence officers and approximately 40 enlisted men Eyes ofthe F ee 1 l i 1 1 4 l 1 il, to rl lfliblii lien Vllallace, lflxjll Rick Fessenden, LCDR Dave Beam AMSC Uri ial Curtis, LT Tom Blackwood, LC DR VValt 'l'c-ichgraber Y A 2 7 ' if A ' 2 1 X i 'fl' a E13 ll., to rl First row: ANISI Raymond C. Stephens, PRAN Barry S. Roberts, PH3 Michael H. Grandin, PHI Henry L. Rautio, PT3 Antonio Avila, AEAA George D. Davis, .-XDJ3 Efren N. Perez, AMS3 Harold E. Larue, AMHI Tommie N. Harper, PN2 joseph D. Bautista Second row: AME2 Norman l. Patillpattillo, AE3 John K. Zeppa, AZAA Max G. States, AEZ Ronald K. jackson, Alfl Wiz - 'BP Harold D. Miller, AN Ronnie XV. Yaught, YN3 Harold E. Meyer jr, All Richard L. Goehl, :XMSI Martin Long, :XM HAN :Xlgia Y. King, AN Ronald VV. Manning Third row: PH3 Ronald E. Burton, :XMS3 Steve Hnylanski, AT3 Kevin L. McCain, AN Bradley S. Olson, :XA Leo C. Binder, .-XT3 -Iohn WV. Simonson, PH3 Glen D. Rohison, .-KN john K. 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L3Fiii5f:931 F , y,::12:?Q-y'.3l-11:-5:' -::::3:5i:v.:21,-121, 4, -sir'- 1:f?,'1R gi-E1::. .f4J-:Ig ' 'iii-..x '5,.J.:5'.'1x2 2?.':'.f:1f532'.-,1-,-gf:5555-','3::.23 , -5. vzge-yi,-:Zz-g 3.- '- I-: 53 ' ffiifgxx' '!:.,Si-Ifg:I 55: ,3g:3gf1f.-I-ggi?iff:-Zfif.-31' :fg25Q:5:I'J..? ggi, W-g.,3 .155-f'?,' '25, :e:,:j '-?:'P- -9:--,'f::?.f5::-3:f:g-1:29:11 -' -'fi-1. -::1'g:-.I :2p1f:.f--.: ,-5:2:'- H .D-,:....5,1:::.::, '- 5 .tr-I Q: hw:-:. 155:31 .. .,.,, ,, ,-1: , ' - gfig:'g:-g:',' --: -I' .-EJ. -.il ' 7f::Zg:lp:.'i,f 1 E'?:f.'j' J' .ni ', M . .- ,g. N..-,QE lf.--.lfzf-'EEL Wrqvivx,-7a.1?'7'.. f-Q:-1 .!f-' f'1:J-A ':-f'-' 2: Nw.--:Z-1.-:ag 1?-'iiiqrrf I, '- fl -:V f:lS5?:-- .L I 1.13. . .,.,,, ,,,:m A 'sill'-1151: . '-IHC-3.-'i4'5-fi l. , ' i-ffl' fiv 1-5,11-7. . .555-Z-?l?1iS5 ' - 't-,QQ-755-352 Y f:f,:-1+ ,'.g1-jf' fm-:Ag xl. Xi. .J 's -v.-.'-v-Er sk, -N w .'...- -,--. 9 ' ' A f1LsK1:z:e35vf.: ' ,zx t x. s --. LCDR R.F.H. Phillips Qfficer in Charge Carrier Airborne Early Warning Squadron lll, Detachment Six, serving Orisl-:any and the Pacific Fleet for many years, was redesignated during the cruise. Although renamed Carrier Airborne Early Warning Training Squadron 110, Detachment Six, the mission of the detachment remained the same. The El-B Tracer, known to air wing and ship's company alike as the Willy Fudd, served as an airborne radar during the ship's operations. With the aircraft's various equipment, the 'iFuddmen were capable of performing a multitude of tasks, including but not limited to, controlling fighter aircraft, vectoring Strike aircraft to targets, surface surveillance, flight following, and Fudd-controlled approaches to 0riskany's flight deck. The squadron, based at NAS North Island, California, was commissioned VAW-l ll in 1967 when the parent squadron was divided into six separate commands. Those squadrons converted to the E-ZB Hawkeye, but VAVV-lll, now RVAW-110, remained with the Fudd, a reliable workhorse for the fleet. T e F uddersv y 3 'V lx y 1 5 ' f Q elf, l 3 Cf ' f ' ' f 7 f A , X A iz, , ADMIN ll to rl First row: SN jresph Long, SN Rufus Smith, YN3 John 7 Bethune Second row: LTJG David Kalitowski, LT Nlichael Conway f . THE FUDDMENU ll to rj First row: LTJG joel Edmondson, LTJG John CW02 Randall Hall, LT Richard Braden, LT Frank Bush, LCDR Robert Mooney, AT3 Dennis Faford, ATI Lauris Plorins, ATC Merrill Cleaves, AT2 Phillips, LTJG Daryl Bailey, LTJG David Kalitowski, LCDR Vlfillie Ellis. Robert Felkamp, LT Walter Hutchins Second row: LT Michael Conway, LTJG William Mayfield,LTJG Roy Hinton s:1L-I J' JSR, Q 53 ,,,f 'MW ll, 242 X.. Cx - A I -ir V' I - I 1 u If A f' 'il N wi W4 fr. tl: fo rl 'YH' Ruln-rr Slut-1-han, Xlfl Hamel Palmer, A I 3 vl.alla Ollihl. Slll Flon-mruarm Nlalilnran, SA Mark IIIUIIS fjrxfxl.-X.lN'l'EN.'XNfE .-XDNHN lltorJF1r5rmw: AN Raymond julmke, :XZA-'KN jeff Book, AN jm- Babaran Srcond row: LT Frank Bublm, CVVUZ Randall Hall, .-XTC Nl:-rrill Clvaxea, :XTI Frvd l,a1'skc- 'WVVW N, BUD F!!- 'l - ' V win - ,F z ' 4 :!.:,f ' 7 f l if s f ' -f l 0 f N A -XIRCR.-XFT ll to rj lfirbt row: .XURI Uvnnia Md Iratlm, .-XIJRAN lirml King, row: lflllli julm XIOUIIVY, xXNlll.l Paul form-5, .XUR3 ,lulm Him-, :XNISK IJFZHI XUR3 Vlwilliam Vl'ilmn, .-'XM H3 Rirlmrml l,HlIlIH21I1, ANSI Clinton l5rcm'r1Sm'm'uml Rualr, l'R.'XN jarm-5 Rarrmftvzul, A5153 Michal-l lfairfax. .XDR3 llonalll Troup A1- .iv V- if fa l- 1 tu Q of K f f, -' YT P fi ' 1 'o W 2 Y 7 4 l 1 l X if 4-7 'X' si Wt. qw 4 4. v 1 I 'H M 4 LCDR Peter T. Rodrick Officer in Charge Tactical Electronic Warfare Squadron 130, Detachment Three, provided a double-barrelled capability for Qriskany and Air Wing 19. During air operations, EKA-3B A'Whales'l served as airborne gas stations, making fuel available to low state aircraft returning to the ship. When necessary, VAQ-130 crews were trained and prepared for electronic countermeasures The Whales carried equipment and personnel capable of receiving, analyzing, and jamming enemy threat emitters. A-3 jamming procedures could protect aircraft by degrading hostile air surveillance and fire control radars. VAQ-l30, the only squadron homeported at Oriskany's home at NAS Alameda, was commissioned as Carrier Early Warning Squadron 13 and was assigned the missions of early warning and ECM. The return of Det Three to Alameda at the conclusion of 0riskany's deployment marked the end of carrier-based A-3 service to the fleet, a service which dates back to 1956. The squadron was scheduled for transfer to NAS Whidbey lsland, Washington, for conversion to the EA-6B aircraft. T e Zappersv 'lill lf Z.Xlll'lfRS il to illfixsl rout: lflihlii .Xrllnii ll. Cizilzihro, lfl'-Iii Sli-xvn Dzixid I , Sunil-on, lflllii Duke xl. Smith, I.'l'.lf1 Cl,Ml1.5 lr. Hum ll'I'Ifi N i l l vi Y UNK l'l'lk limi l ll olx l i 7 L , bmith. l,l .Xmlrexx ml. lxlselai, li Dlx leter l. Roiliil Nwoml i' 'L , i g -5 2 o ' Gordon D, Vllesterliml. ljl'-IG George Nl. Rlmnt, lflx-Ili lkinivl lf, lfUlll.l.' lt1'l' i 3.09, 8- M.-XlNTEN,-XNCE CONTROLXNIATERIEL ll to rl First row: AZ2 Donald Second row: AFCM Donald L. Hartley, VVQI David F. Chaney, AK3 johnny WV. Warden, AN james D. Robb, AZ3 Ricky R. Kimata, AK3 Gregory R. Grafalo W. Driver, AA Henry Ashley, LTJG Dulce A. Smith, .-XZI Richard G. Fowler ao AL 'vvu .- Jix 1 ' - , ' w,g,,, y 'Sf' - N 4 , ' 2 .uf 4 W... A 'sy 'f'W-AX. v , A f, 0 4 ' .,l,..J ff' -fl Q 'Kewl 'f 4 vuRk'RlXlf'IK H m H pint mwl AM53 H,,,,,,. q',-,,,,,,,-,V H11 'Vybl,.lm1'l I, Coppn, lfl lf, 5 hurl. I' Hof' Hifi Ifwxw, U 1 1 lll1ff!ikl'l',XXIDJZJOIIII R.M41xfivI4l,ANlS.4l'nrr-nk IJ lirmn, 1114 XX I,H 'I'V R. Snnflfr NUR 5 f lV i lff I, Infvnf' XWHK I '1' K ,f ' Uryliv, .AXMS3 Robert ff. N1'l5lJIlS1'l'lHHil'UWK ' XNISI klnf' Xl Nl:1tlnN,l,l ,Xnflrv-W Uuhlr-r J. Kisr-la. :XUJ3 john S. Ham, ,-XMS3 Mn-hm-I .X, lizntork, .XXHIZ Vhgnlf--. R 1, -av if r... ADMINISTR.-XTIONXOPER.-XTIONS ll to rj First row: YNSN Jeffery W. Arthur D. Calabro, YN3 Stephen E. Ryan, PN3 Alvin C. XIcGaugh. LTDIG Cooper, PN2 Larry P. Fajardo, SN Robert M. Waloven Second row: LTJC George M. Grant, LTJG Gordon D. VVQ-sterlind. LTJG Steven C. Smith -4111195 nr, ., . X. c , 5 T- x 'Q MXXICS II in 1' Ifusl mu Xlfi Ifim-51 I.. Ili'-p. XQI NIirI1:u'I ,X. Ilxxwx, Xliivm. XIX. .IZIVIK II. Crain-, .'X'IixXN Rin-Iizml CI. X'X'ziItvrx, ,'XI'Q,I Ilmm-I I X I A XXiIl1.i1ii X Viiiiivll. XQ.. ku-i.iliI I . X vilwlflu. Xl: XX lhmlvl-I M. Ilairtmiiii IImillg1Ill'IU. ,XI2.I XXiII1zuii VX. bk'IlXX'2lI'lIIl N NNI imxi X li XX II.lixx in I.. IxI.isn, Xlfl lItIin'IIu IUM, Xlft' ITm14iInI '-of fl 4, Nah' ,Ag E ll to ry First row: lflwjfl Daniel R. Fullvr, .LXDJZ Kc-nm-tIi H. XXV-bstc-r, Robichaud, rX:X john R. Smith, :XX Michavl S. .-Xrchcr. .-XA rXmIioriy rX. jacques, Darin-II L. Burns. :XO3 Daniel Kavaii Svcoml row: AN Sn-plic-ii I . :Xi-X Frm-cIU.Stout I. 1 7' wr- .pf ' 'isa M :M-fl 4 5- I U 4 51 5 Nr I I I' 250 . AA . . . P . 1 ,s ,, T X ' -+ . ' s ff , ,j f,-if-T'-ig. in , .Q VJ' 4 7-L NL L 45311. ,W - -1 Ii,-, ' '- . .. P67451 .k L Q WWQVH V - - 'T!P 5' .Q-ff' 34. A -gf, A ji ,Q fa: -V4 ' ' ' ' 'f flu. ' ,, fi f-,. ,BI I?'A:5',fI. , . ,-,. 3:5 J- 1 'N 'A' QL 1 , .11 ? Lx . BQEM1 4 ,' 487-1 1 I' 1 1 1 ' 1 I .1 1 f :W I '-'--f-'f-- ---' qvrvqg :Y H' Y' ,,.,.--..1,,-+ ,- I 9 I 'f 1 -u 4586 E 1'- H 202' xy! .,'1'f 9 ,-J fu: ' eefwc 0 l 1 ,gs ' fair. mkbk ra? I -.N , u. -. , .H - --H' - . .vr f....q- -1-npwvavwqn-v-1-4-Q-.Q-p..'-,,....,.,, .,, ,- ,,,.,.,,, , I , ,-,M -W ' V tl Ill VP Lflxkltlllll fl Huxxsvyf I fl?IIll If I1,H '! rl IIQVIIR 'Will' ,JIT f 1 Eff! ' ll B1'llllt'I', ljkllll Xmlgillls, I,'l Iii Ill!! H. fum-, l I fin: 'ul .X,lfxf14fru1 'Y l'f1'f 'V' 'fff 'JV' '17 ' D , , ,ff I 442. I ' - - j I Z , z A r- 9 :XVIUNICS ll to rl :XECS Jimmie- D. Bloclgctr, :XE3 Tad S. Clark. AEI Bi'IlI1iC Victor H. ulohnson, .'x,li3Sl'l'f3l1l'll I.. Koski. :KES Stew-u R. Crosby. .KES E C. Revvls. A-XT2 jamf-5 R. Kvrr, LT john C. Bowen, :XEZ .Ivffrvy N. Ross, AN Flm-ming I i , M df' 1 I 'x 1 Q., , .,.:i l .,, .-XIRCRHXY ll to rl AUJ3 Charles R. Vviggani, ANI H1 Daniel H. Nliotke, I.'I' Robert A. Stevens, ADJAN Gary I.. Gore, ANIS3 :Xrthur G. Goltz, :XD-IZ David A. Bloomer, :XXIS3 Kevin D. Vvilson. :XDJ3 Edwin E. Rust, :XXI HAN Dan Al. House LINE ll to rl AMH3 'liominy A-X. Vlalters, :XUJAN Gary I.. Gore, ANISC Charles R. Lester, AMH.-XN Dan House, lfliklfi john 'lf Nacht, :XUJ3 Charles R. Wiggain, :XXI Hi-KN Mike ,-X. Smith, AUJ3 Charles .-X. lflliott 254 'HIM if Xl T 14 i NUM ilpii Xlilf i5i.iiB X Hl.i.,i.ii. i il' 1 r xiii., ifiiii.11iiXr I i1lPllNlf WM' T Xlfl KN Xi.iii H PM-ek XXIHN W I 7 NI.-XINTEN.-XNCEMADMIN PIQRSONNFI,flriir1Firsrrow: LT Larry M. Denton, LT Dan NI. Nlahoney, YNSN Fritz D. Bc-yrion. .-'XZAN Ricky D. Ge-ltzer, PN3 Terry L. Higy, L'I' john C. Bmw:-ri Second row: AMSC Charles A. Lester, ARCS Jimmie- D. Blodge-tt. AN Waiter F. Ai-vm. XXQ Capps, AM HC Edward L. Hager. LTVIG Tim B, Imwif I 1 Il .Mal ,f '4' -us.,,,M lv F ga 'rg UXIQQ-pearly, ,,, , 'A , . ,,. F . . . . A ' ' Q, ,A Y ,. . I ,. 1,4 -A .,. 5. ,, 1 1 4 4 p ,
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