Oriskany (CV 34) - Naval Cruise Book

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Commander G. J. Barras Commander James Mahan Wright Chaplain Corps Executive Officer NDER Commander James Mahan Wright, the Executive Department handled administration of the ship. iiSherifT', Carl M. Bishop and his Master-at-Arms staff en- forced regulations, but X Division, headed by LT John L. Armstrong, as Administration Odicer, had more to do than maintain discipline. ln Personnel Office, SCLK John T. Dowling, assisted by Chief Personnelman Ervan C. Hubka, supervised records as men came and Went on ship's roster. Work on special requests, advancement in rate, transfers, annual leave, and reenlistments was done by ulfarly Riserw Wood, i4Wimpy Castelo, HTeX Day, HS.P.'7 Connelly, and uPolitician7' Hrehocik. Chief Yeoman Ronald J. Murphy had charge of Work of EX Office staff, including uLiberty Cardn Skinner and c'Mimeographer Macliiavey. LTJG Vincent J. Carr ran the Education and lnformation Oliice, Where Turkaly gave the Word on schools, C'Bible- Lieutenant J. L. Armstrong Administration Officer Readeri' Slaybaugh on USAFI, and Calderon, with assistant HGear-Lockera' Comstock in the Training Room, operated movies and training devices. ln the Legal Office, iiStan the Mann Ptak and iiHollywood7' Morton handled Courts Mar- tial records. Records of oiiicers and routing of ship's cor- respondence fell to CHSCLK Ralph E. Marcoot, assisted by Erpelding. CDR Gabriel J. Barras, the Chaplain, supervised re- ligious services, tours, and insurance problems, assisted by uBig-Dealerw Klein and Kowalskey. Sleepy Briggs ran the creW's library. The Herkimer Herald and The Patriot were edited by c'NightoWl Walke, 'iNeckties', Nightlinger, and uwheeli' Williams. They worked with the Print Shop, headed bi' Lawrence, assisted by Osnoe. The printers also put Out most of the forms used throughout the ship.

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FIRST ROW: A. J. Lawrence, R. J. Murphy, CHSCLK R. E. Marcoot, LT J. L. Armstrong, LTJG V. J. Carr, SCLK J. T. Dowling, E. C. Hubka, R. W. Wood .... SECOND ROW: J. F. Warunek, L. Farrant, R. D. Mac- Ravey, C. G. Williams, F. J. Turkaly, S. E. Walke, R. H. Skinner, R. L. Day, R. P. Ristau .... THIRD ROW: D. E. Dietrich, E. V. Bensinger, R. D. Anderson, C. E. Wendell, R. F. Williams, C. H. Rostron, Jr., B. D. Comstock, R. H. Nightlinger, A. M. Hrehocik. 4 Mfsv It . f D , n Q if ii. 1 31 Q : 3, X W x I 'x .Q I x ' 1 5 A we ' ' , f I . 4 F . l f X1 L' L K: FIRST ROW: W. E. Wilson, H. C. Elden C. M. Bishop, E. W. Lakeman, H. R. Dal- ton. . . . SECOND ROW: K. F. Madden R. A. Wells, 0. Hughes, J. J. Winter, K. H Crouch, D. Adams, R. Y. Scarborough. Mascot Schatzi. ...D K 59 XD, fs '34, if if , ' ' M Q., it ,f f f I If wi Mice.. C 'r V 1 .24 Xl Q Y: -f Zi FIRST ROW: A. C. Urseth, T. D. Taylor, J. B. Osnoe, G. C. Modzelewski, S. M. Ptak, R. E. Gallaway, J. W. Jenny, J. L Helgers. . . . SECOND ROW: W. Strickler, R. T. Calderon, L. B. Erpelding, W. M Gillman, H. H. Briggs, R. G. Gates, F. J Kowalskey, A. Klein .... THIRD ROW R. E. Connelly, J. K. Gabriel, H. J. Mitas L. J. Meyer, W. J. Craib, J. R. Slaybaugh S. F. Duliere, J. F. Hornick, W. J. Morton f , ,, , L 5