Princeton (LPH 5) - Naval Cruise Book

Text from Pages 1 - 164 of the 1962 volume:

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Saconb flrinceton By this time Captain Stockton was a member of the Senate, and primarily through his efforts, the second Princeton was rebuilt in the Boston Yard from timber and parts from the Oiginal Princeton. She -was launched in 18513 was Clipper- built and used new boilers and propeller but using the same engines from the first Princeton. She was fitted out for duty as one of 'Perry's Squadron in the East lndies but serious boiler trouble kept her from ever deploying. Operated in and around East Coast, Gulf of Mexico and West Indies until 1857 when she was taken to Philadelphia where she was used as a receiv- ing ship. She was sold for scrap in 1886. - ., - ,,.. 7- , . . , s .f , , if f f iid . - 3 , ff. ...X ff A ff, , 5, NK f . wk : fl, XXX? A ,V ' ,,,. .. af an .. 1 5 ii A ..... 15, D f 3 .1 ,l N 'ff ,,,, , an ,V f. rar. ff L J,-we-1, ,..Q,....4,WMf,fm X, 4 1 + f 'ff-,.,j3.f?i,:., I 8 , , an f ,A G if any .zu ft .QA X' . XX .X . ,, f. 1 f 1 - it .. K . ,X , ff ,,- Y. 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' .L.,.,, -. ...fly . fm.. , WWW , r- ,Q j. . n-...t W ff, ,Lim , rw! , , f , '-vw -55. ..- f..,W,.4,271f f- ,MW A ,,.,, , 7 - -'L . gf, fi . ,A ' A PRINCETON AND i 1ttl1 Built to replace her namesake, the CVL-23, the fifth Prince- ton was constructed in the Philadelphia Naval Shipyard and she was commissioned in November 1945. Upon her launching, she was again chris- tened by Mrs. Harold Dodds, wife of the President of Princeton University. Desig- nated CV-37 when commis- sioned, she was re-designated CVS-37 in 1956 and in April 1959 she wasdesignated LPH-5. Present Princeton was in Reserve and out of commis- sion when the Korean conflict broke and she was the first ll HER PREDECESSURS lbrinceton capital ship to be activated from the Reserve fleet. She had the distinction of going into combat with more than 75 of her crew being reservists re- called from civilian life to ac- tive duty, and her first air group aboard was a Reserve Air Croup from Seattle. lt was during Korea that PRINCETON catapults launched jet fighters with bomb loads for the FlRST time in Naval History, and it was also from PRlNCETON's deck that the torpedo strike against the Hwachon Dam complex in central Korea was launched. j M, Www A A r ',, uf 42 , . ,fi 5 if f mia- .f ff 1 j Sg.-Z Q 1 f X K WW? 'W' 5 324 , Z' 1 Eliifb flrincetun The third Princeton was a composite gunboat of 1,000 tons with six guns and was referred to as C-unboat Number 13. She was built in 1897 at Camden, New jersey and was commis- sioned one month after the outbreak of the war' with Spain. She saw immediate duty in both the Atlantic and the Pacific, sailing for the Philippines by way of Gibraltar and the Medi- terranean. She remained in the Philippines until 1903 when she reported back to the Pacific Coast for Operations. From 1911 to 1915 she was a station ship at Tutuila, then upon returning to San Francisco, she operated on the Pacific Coast until 1919 when she was sold. lltvuffli lbrinceton Named after the Revolutionary War Battle of Princeton and designated CVL-23. Built in Camden, New jerseyg com- missioned in 1943 and sponsored by Mrs, Harold Dodds, Wife of the President of Princeton University. Was one of nine ships converted to an aircraft carrier from a cruiser hull and saw almost continuous action in the Pacific until she was sunk duing the Battle for Leyte Gulf in October 1944. It was during this battle that Captain John Hoskins, who had just reported aboard as prospective commanding officer, was in- jured and lost the lower part of his right leg. Captain Hoskins was later to become the first Commanding Officer of the Present USS PRINCETON. PRINCETCN' The PRINCETON is an am- phibious assault carrier, desig- nated LPH, and as such, func- tions as a high-speed transport and launching platform for a battalion of Marines and their accompanying combat equip- ment. These troops may be used separately in commando type operations, or more likely, in support and augmentation of conventional amphibious forces. The technique used for such helicopter assaults has been aptly named Vertical Envelop- ment . lt's adoption to am- phibious operations resulted in the development of the PRIN- CETON and other amphibious assault carriers. What is Vertical Envelop- ment, and how is it used? The term is applied to the system of l a n d i n g assault troops against enemy held ter- ritories using helicopters as the ship-to-shore movement ve- hicles. What are the advantages of this technique? Firstg the fact that the Navy and Marines possess such a capability forces an enemy to disperse more widely, thus spreading his defense thinner. The shock effect of a helicop- ter landing is enormous and ideally should impose complete tactical surprise upon the de- fenders. Second: An enemy defend- ing a shore must prepare him- self to meet an attack from any direction, since vertical envelopment, as the name im- plies is not restricted by un- favorable beaches or surf con- ditions and may be employed rapidly in attacks on the enemy's rear or flank. This in effect greatly enlarges our tac- tical perimeter and completely eliminates the one front handicap resulting from a MISSION waterborne a ssa ult. The enemy defenders in the beach area are constantly confronted with the danger of complete encirclement and subsequent annihilation. Third, Targets such as bridges, light fortifications, and lines of communication, may be cap- tured rather than destroyed thus allowing our own use of these essential items in the push inland. In short, vertical envelop- ment with its inherent increase in speed, mobility and flex- ibility, adds a new dimension to the amphibious assault. Embarking helicopters, as- sault units and their air trans- portable weapons, equipment and supplies, the LPH is the key to projection by vertical envelopment into enemy-held territory. On these pages you will see this technique in ac- tion on the PRINCETON. x 5 . I 1 - :ix-lg. ., , M23 -A f .xqnv 1E A , V A f . F A w w W 1 w X . w 1 3 Q. A 4 . w W - ,,,z ' V630 , n R . .. fn-W 1 1 , Q, .A 'bf' Ml .A 1 A 13, 1 JF 1 . nn '2- Wk. A X '-, x 1 1 1 K S49 I fl , 4 M I -14 1 . , L . . 'Q ' f .i A 1 if K4 . .4 w - N sig, w ., ' 1, 1 vs! A 1 fy., J. . yi, A A .U xv. A my A A I 4 . X X 1 1 1 , A ,Y : Q... Il ' -- ? 1 , A .13 A. '- - ' , 4 w . E v. .r- if , aff ,-.G-. , 1 I 4 5 4 A R R E AY ' 6 . V Y i A A - gg? 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TEE OFF FOR LIBERTY 1 HARMONY FIELID DAY' S MY LITTLE GRASS SHACK 'E I 1 1 11 1 1 I 1 ,111 1 1 1 .1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 W- W' A' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' ! - , 1 ' 1 ': 1 , 1 1 : 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 4 . 1- 1 1 ,2 1 , 1 ' - 1 Q ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1-1 1. 1 1 1 . 1 - 1 - . 1 1 1 1, N 1 1 ,A , 1 1 - ' 1 I 1 , 1 f . ' 1 , , 'f N 1 1 5 1+ E., ..1 'E :-A 1 i- 1 , , 1 1 1 -. 1 11 1 QF. 1 1' 1 L N 1' 1 X , , 1 4 1 11 ' I F. 1 51 1LwM1 f Y U BK fs 1 .ff . Q 4: ,. ag. . , 1 - 5::Q'- ,pg 115V 1 11 M 1 . 11 'S , .5 .1 AWA ,. M,.,N.,V 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ,1 3 .i R. L-1 Ziff' V ' IM in , 'if A ' Q'- i -:.'., lx 4' 4.11. V J! .+'Q'aU I,-M ' ,dig Q ' A ,HN V V 2' ' fy U 1 X .' I 'T' A -.gg . , is 4 rm L ' ,yew Z . ? ' ' '-f MA ' - ' '- FQ , .Q , AU. H ' nz. Z. : A I , 1- , 2- 'Q '74 ' 3 , ' f 9 7 fr A-1 ' .' 'n..f 'gA' TQ I V' g I up f fr df' M . , , , Y ,, X ,JM X ' y uw! .fn?fF? .Wm N X A ,,, - - L ,M Ay, ,l.,--- K. 1 . - f Q 'W ' k ' .4.4 1 ff-. H ,rid -ni ,, ' 3 , fl? 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What? N o Rice? Que More Chance r ' x fl N-. I ,c- - I -.. A J, May 1 cut In? XXVNXA 'Mb . X ff fi lg Q rf, fw Qs: e eegefff-KQW 4 Qjfxddfqfv Gigi 1 fj 2 Mm , X e X i xx A , . We we Y e T 5 f F 17 ' e ff J ffffff czxyff, Did you see a Gurkha Band go by here? r W' l. 'WW W 'wwmwaymfamlf f, , , X V477 ' I I X I I I X I5 I I I II I I X ' I I I I I X X X X X 3 ' X X X X , , X X I r I I X I , X X X I X X X I I XI XI ,I 1 I X X I ,I 'I I XI II I XI X XI X XX IX II XX X I I I II I I II I I I 1 I X X ' L ' I September 23, 1961 Jessel Entertain Princeton HONOLULU-Friday, September 22, was a big day from the entertainment stand point as comedian George Jessel pre- sented a one-hour show for the men aboard the amphibious assault ship, USS PRINCETON LPH-5. The theme of the show was Stars of Yesterday and Today. The idea for the show was conceived on the beach of the Royal Hawaiian Hotel. Mr. Jessel saw the PRINCETON operating and re- solved to do a show on his first flat-top. This show was one of the first performances on a six months farewell tour which will ring down the curtain on Mr. J esse1's glorious fifty years in show business. The grand old man was as good as always. Two of his songs in the Al Jolson manner, California, Here I Come and Toot Toot Tootsie Good-bye were a huge success. Along with Mr. J essel were female vocalists Rhea Vernon and Renee Aubry. A new male vocalist, Barry O'Hara, added to the enjoyment of the afternoon. Ben Oaklan, famous song writer, accom- panied with a piano. The PRINCETON is on a nine months' Far Eastern cruise and plans to join the U.S. Pacific Seventh Fleet shortly. Skipper and Friend California, Here I Come Welcome Aboard f-1, ji FE 84 Shlpwre W V Q W 1 WMM fy 'WWWM Wm! Wfvx 120' M f f' Rwv, g5agQSWN M fXWE4NZPW!'9 yffyff X ffgfg f XOAZNZX4 M w divx! 5 WYZ, Wmhk ryXW'fWf1'f W W rf KQXQMAMW X WXPQ' f ff X wwf QX4Wg rw nv? !X?N AXWxWXwM Z f 5 if Q, 67 Q7 f ? 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V s X V W 'A ff f M w A , i ffffxyxkv X Wfv ',f,yfw Gfyf f Q A vi Vf 7 yy! fzflfy, W f X ff A ,f f W ' ' ' Ugg' , ff wwf www ff an f W f J X f ff R x f f f VWNXXJ 4,WJf, v,2' , XM f' X X ' f J of E ff f f ix f f f 7 ' E W f . 4 E f X f A W E 1 f I 1 I 1 I 4 1 1 Pioneer Muse survivors debarking on Princet0n's flight deck October ckecl it 9, 1961 escuecl by Princeton PACIFIC PARKING LOT Hot Food Awaited Shipwrecked Mariners SKIPPERS CONFER NAHA CITY-On Monday October 9, 1961, the USS PRINCETON, a unit of the United States Pacific Seventh fleet, effected a dramatic double rescue on the tiny island of Kita Daito Jima. ' The PRINCETON received a distress call from the PIONEER MUSE, a 9,200-ton freighter of the United States Lines, early Monday morning, Shortly thereafter, the com- mander of the Seventh fleet ordered the PRINCETON and the USS TULARE to proceed with all dispatch to assist the PIONEER MUSE grounded in the heavy surf of the islet. Enroute to the island, PRINCETON was notified that the survivors of the SS SHEIK were still on the island. The PRINCETON and TULARE were directed to effect their rescue if possible and thus the mission assumed a double aspect. Exactly one week before, Monday Oct, 2nd, the SS SHEIK, a Lebanese merchant vessel of 7300 tons, ran aground on the same rocky shores. The SHEIK was caught in the center of Typhoon Tilda and driven off course by the savage seas. In the grounding her Captain and Engineering Officer lost their lives. When 60 miles from Kita Daito Jima, PRINCETON launched her helicopters. The survivors, 27 from the SHEIK and 57 from the PIONEER MUSE were found to be in ex- cellent health. They were flown to the PRINCETON where warm meals and clean beds awaited them. I November 20, 1961 LPH-5 Buries ub Crew ,Il ' I E SUBIC BAY - An unusual 3, story of the Second World War was closed on Monday, November 20, 1961, with the I report of the rifle volley in the 51 Navy's traditional at-sea buri- v al. On that date two members I 9 of the crew who served aboard , the USS SEALION CSS-1957 I were dispatched to their final , resting place in a committal service aboard the amphibious assault carrier USS PRINCE- il' TON QLPH-57. This ceremony 2' was held off the coast of Lu- 1 zon, Philippines Islands near 'll the spot where the illfated sub ' gl 4 was sunk nearly 20 years ago, on December 10, 1941. i The SEALION, the first American submarine to be sunk in WWII, fell prey to Japanese bombers in th eir initial sweep across the Paci- Afic. Four men who were work- S I ing below decks went down with her-Chief Electrician's Mates S. C. Foster and M. D. g O'Connel 3 Third Class Electri- l cian's Mate V. L. Paul and , Motor Machinist's Mate E. E. 3 Ogilvie. I The SEALION was raised , by the Japanese during the I war only to be sunk almost 3 immediately by U-.S. aircraft. She then rested on the floor of I Manila Bay until she was rais- l ed for salvage earlier this year, The bodies of Sterling C. Foster and Vallentyne L. Paul were then transferred to the USS PRINCETON, currently cruising Philippine waters, for burial at sea. The bodies of their two shipmates were re- Q turned to the United States - for family burial. .qv diff ew January 6, 1962 Gurkha Invocle Princeton ' 4 1 7. lr o 5 it if I 1 gp. 1. Z3 i? fl ,v fi if vi F5 V. '15 u g v li If Kp, li 'L nf. uf SUBIC BAY-A small green-clad band of Gurkha warriors invaded the amphibious as- sault carrier, USS PRINCETON Saturday, January 6, 1962. No hostile invasion this, for the band was a musical one and its prin- cipal weapon was the bagpipe. For thirty minutes the Gurkha band entertained the PRINCETON's crew with i.ts skirling bag- pipes and precision drilling. Still, the sickle- shaped knives which hung from the belts of the marchers reminded all present that these men can fight as well as pipe. The Gurkha Band is a part of the 2nd battalion of the 7th Duke of Edinburgh's own Gurkha Rifles, an extremely select and highly respected unit of the British Army. The band is currently cruising with HMS BELFAST which, with the HMS LINCOLN, HMAS VAMPIRE and HMAS QUICK- MATCH recently completed a visit to the American Naval Base at Subic Bay, Repub- lic of the Philippines. The Gurkha Band performance was one of many events, both social and athletic, which brought together the crews of the HMS gCEIIiFAST and her host, the USS PRINCE- 'x xy X March Princeton Hosts SAN JOSE, PHILIPPINES-During the week of March 19th through 26th, the wardroom of the USS PRINCETON was enlivened by the varied uniforms of 18 different services of six SEATO nations. The colorful uniforms belonged to twen. ty observers who were embarked on the amphibious assault carrier to witness the giant SEATO exercise entitled TU- LUNGAN, the observers also got a thorough indoctrination in PRINCETON 's operations and the part that her mission of vertical envelopmentv would play in the exercise. The observers represented the following services: Royal Marinesg Royal Air Forceg Australian Armyg Royal New Zealand Armyg Royal New Zealand Navyg French Marine Corpsg Royal Thailand Air Forceg Royal Thailand Army 3 Philippine Navyg Philippine Armyg and United States Air Force. 19, 1962 'Tulungcm Seclto Reps ir By Wx Wa' m HF F I L if IX nk lk q, X Q ,,.. 'Wiz , fff l fl March M Pres Mclcclpcsgql SAN JOSE, PHILIPPINES-On the afternoon of Monday March 26, the red, white, blue, and gold ensign of the Repub: lic of the Philippines was broken at the masthead of the am. phibious assault carrier, USS PRINCETON. The Philippine ensign aboard the American warship marked the presence of his excellency Diosdado Macapagal, President of the Repub. lic, Who honored the PRINCETON with a visit during D Day of OPERATION TULUNGAN. The President's party which also included Mr. William E. Stevenson, American Ambassador to the Philippines and other Philippine and President Macapagal signing Princeton's Guest Log The Presidential Party 26, 1962 Fl: .lla fi Q Fi 733 Eg? QQ 331 1 tl i lg if f if sf Visits Princeton American notables, took merienda in the quarters of the Commanding Officer of the PRINCETON, Captain T. H. Davie, where they received a short briefing on PRINCE- TON 's contribution to the gigantic SEATO exercise. Later, the PRINCETON's mission of Vertical Envelopment was dramatically demonstrated as helicopters rapidly embarked combat Marines and some of their heavy equipment and took off from the flight deck bound for the assault area. Then, as the eight ceremonial bells of naval tradition were rung, the President himself departed via helicopter. Ambassador Stevenson Discussing Vertical Envelopment with Princeton's X.0. Princeton Side-Boys Honor Philippines President Macapagal Upon His Arrival Aboard the Princeton I ,, ,ii in A., ,, R xxx 1 ' v 4 x f 'x . sw 5 I 1 r i w 4 Q E 1 w i I 1 1 1 w 1 u N Q ' f 1 'fill' fn fi gn .Y nf? BAS 'i 'IQBALL , -GA? fx l X ' x l 4r x 41' +P 1 .ik Frank Rnwig-fr to Right: Fleck, X-Div., Skinner, 3rd more, Brown, s-4 Div, Coach lst LT wnrnncn. Not Divg Miller, S-3 Divg LTlC Hageboeck. Back Row, Left pictured Donnelly, M-Div. to Right: Quinones, S-3 Div, ENS Williams, ENS Gil- The basketball team has had a short season hoopers had a 9 win, 2 loss standing. The due to the warm Philippine climate, how- action shots on the next page give some idea ever, while the team was going, its record of this enthusiastic team. was excellent. At one point the PRINCETON , ,Q Z 5, V2 W jc,-or V f , 'IWW in Wh fg X WM vm ,ZL Z fi I 'Wh W XM, Xgwggi 5 'www 35 YSX-V X S QSNSVS- S 'fx A Wsfmxf -svg. 'N Nyisif A Qsvj ,QmxT'f'iX ,Xxx ,SN f Yf XX , f f x VSS? . 4 , Q 7 7 RX' S4 xv QS 'SLQ5 5. F X R X K Q X Q N X Q X kg S , B :5 T s Q X fs, N fx Q., X X X S XX sw Q 3 x x S W Q 11 W A X xg 1 X Q x N A ',-QQSV' X x X Q 3 Q5 ..f UL. JC' ALL ' M ..s, Front Row, Left to Right: jordan, B-Div, Robertson, A-Div, Back Row, Left to Right: Alley, OS-Div, Montplalser OC Div Lindsay, A-Div, Moses, Ol-Divg Rigby, OC-Divg Kennett, OC- Hembree, OC-Div, LTIG lohnston, Manager, OPS Brosette DW- ' R-Div, Vespasian, R-Div, Smith, S-3-Div, Tench V 3 Div Led by the strong left arm of Paul Mont- plaiser, RMSN, the 'PRINCETON softball team enjoyed 22 victories while losing only eight games during the cruise. LTJC john- ston's crew won runner-up honors in the 'v.n1- Y ,YY Y Subic Bay softball league. ln addition many of the ship's company took part in an active intradivision softball league. Safe At The Plate You Call It One More for the Sweet Pea Lindsay Stretches 3 i i , i K ,'. If 1? as-. BOW J 'fo Beer Fram BOWLING Approximately l2O PRINCE- TON sailors and marines par- ticipated in an active ship's bowling league at the Subic Bay Lanes. The CPO's won first place in the scratch league and Supply Dept. won the handicap league. Dr. Courtney rolled a 233 game and a 6l5 series to take individual honors while Chief lvlindala, the CMAA main- tained a l77 average. Ens. Ly- brook, the ship's bowling offi- cer was the handicap single game and series leader with a 254 and 639 respectively. e l ' T CMAA Navlgations Happy Team Stflke For he DINALUPIHAN The cruise is over, the mis- sion of the PRINCETON is completed, another ship has a c c e pt e d responsibility for maintaining the peace in the Western Pacific. As we look back with a 'measure of pride at our accomplishments, we will never forget the forty- three boys and girls from St. Benedict's Orphanage in Din- alupihan, Bataan, Philippines. They spent Christmas Eve aboard PRINCETON, perform- ed, had dinner in the Crews' Mess, watched Santa land by Helo, received many gifts, and wormed their way into our hearts. Each successive Satur- day, the volunteer working pa rti es to the Dinalupihan Orphanage grew larger and larger. The enlisted men work- ing together on their own free time completely rewired the institution, repaired all broken furntiure, repained the interior of the building. Money was collected at the ship's church services to help meet the operational expenses of the school and buy such needed articles as food, clothing, an electric refrigerator, s ev eral electric irons, school supplies and toys. The 'Princeton was continually in the thick of ar- rangements for orphans par- ties, tours, donation of books, supplies and monies for less fortunate persons. The Prince- ton is an unselfish ship-these pictures show only a minute part of the good work done by the Princeton and led by her chaplain. L ..4 , v i f I V , . 9 Tons of Textbooks for Schools in Sorsogan, Philippines E Santa had a Present for each one of Our Dinalupihan Friends ON THE JOB TRAINING S U1 GN'-177' OH QFQ UJHBIIE USU'-'UU LITTLE LEAGUE TEAM VISITS SPONSOR QA I , f an . X . 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I 1 1 , I' ' Q L 72??Jf, 3?4g?1,AfL W?,ff ak o, , WWW w il. XX if 1 1 -mn, 2 'q?11 T.- Vlf ' f v- I J If , lMt4Q?lK MV 11... ' vu- 4,ff!f W, !f,f if, ff 4aW1W 'ff ?C'FLff'f : .P V , I I , ,. - ,yf 4,- ' fN .1 F W 1, ' Qi!! A nil'-' ff ----fi' 5 J 535-A-5? K f-S ?-f- -6 L' . yi - '72 L i ,..-'..'Tl QIYQQ 1 SGT. WOODS HATES NEWSPAPERS I KNEW WE SHOULDN'T HAVE LET THEM SEE THE BLUE ANGELS! l uf A WHAT WE NEED IS A GOOD FIDDLE PLAYER WAIT'LL MY GIRL SEES THIS TAN PRINCETON'S ONLY SWIM CALL TLEMEN OF THE PRINCETON v v MAN OVERBOARD! ,ggmxmwxmwua V r , , I nw. ,,, -.-. V-41, 1, V. I .. , ' f'?i--21TH-+'::'9 '? ': '4 ' W A v R N Y Wml4ii4-.- I 1.1 - 1 1 sf 5 if v 1 lp W ? 769th CAKE 2 3 ... L- I N x , V ,.4.. Q ' 5 , X EIGHT BELLS P Y P l RUUND AND ROUND WE G0 WHAT! NO GREEN STAMPS? M, ' , 7 1 ? lr I A x,'if7 9 0 I .J f , Q I f f MMM ff X f e K i Twin a KUXB b 1 Lf'E D A M..,u-.. ,' 'xy W? 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Austin E Executive Officer Chaplain l CAPT D. 1. Quick A LT N. E. Osborne Combat Cargo Off. Special Services Off. LTjC- 1. E. Biss ENS E. lvl. Byrne Personnel Officer Legal Officer A . 1 ENS j. N. Cierhardt ENS 1. A. Carney E C1 T Officer Asst. Personnel Off. LTJG D. P. Grant Admin. Assistant ENS T. c. l.Callagl1er Pio. CWO R. W, Palmer Ship's Secretary Command .Duty Officer Tucci fOffPh490 RmPh 4045 Asst. Command Duty Officer I Mess Deck MAA fwhere all the important decisions are madej Duty Petty Officer D . U Position open for Volunteer, contact Mr. Grant in Admin. Office Duty MAA Capone, Al SN CE IS BEGINNING TO SMELL LIKE A GYMNASIUMQ DON'T SAVE WATER - QTHIS PLA J USS PRINCETON QLARGE PLUSH HOTEL - 55 PLAN or THE DAY SUNDAY 1 April 1962 NoT TO BE TAKEN ASHORE QWHO WANTS oUR PRoBLEMs?y Department Duty Officer Admin - U A ' Operations X At Sea Navigation - Lost Air - Flying Gunnery - Shot Engineering - Lost Power Supply f Not in Stock Medical - Restricted Dental - Abcessed Marine Det - Out Maneuvering Batt - Out Maneuvering Damage Control Duty Officer ENS Openhatch Underway Watch Bill TIME ooo Jooo Joow Joow Ufl Jooow cicwo c1cJo cicwo UXI CWO EOWACDOJO CDO Ufl 12-16 To be promulgated. There are so many watches we are now out recruiting. etc. Note: All JOOD's will inspect the Hobby Shop prior to relieving the watch. Routine - None of it is .ever routine. Play it by ear. 0400 0530 0600 0615 0630 0645 0650 0700 0705 0715 0720 0730 0745 0750 0800 0805 0810 0815 0820 0830 0845 0900 0905 0930 1130 1130 1135 1530 1600 1800 2155 2200 2315 Note Flight Quarters for designated personnel Breakfast ' Reveille Secure from Breakfast I Secure from designated flight quarters All hands to quarters for muster Officer's call Quarters for muster Turn to. Field day. Prepare for 24 Zone Inspection. Get off your duff. Early dinner for the Crew fthey're still hungryj General Quarters All hands shift into the uniform of the day Secure from General Quarters All Hands muster on the flight deck for Commanding Officers Personnel Inspection Flight Quarters Hold onto your hats during Flight Quarters Carry garbage to the fantail for dumping Dump it Now clean up the fantail - what a mess! Secure from Personnel Inspection - set the regular underway watch General Quarters ---- arriving fbos'n shakes up the crewl Commence 24 Zone Inspection Swim Call A Early dinner for the rest Knock off ship's work Daily Devotions, PRINCETON Chapel Turn to. Early Supper Knock off ship's work b Silent Movie in Hanger Bay ffl Five minutes before Taps fTattos are not allowedy Taps Secure from 24 Zone Inspection - Survivors report to Sick Bay 1. PRINCETON OPERATIONS, Yes. Everythingb ear-t d f Y O ay. Ear salve isgvailable in Sick Bay. 2. So ar this cruise we have gone through 2 878 SMOKING LA - - T k your suggestions to the Chaplain. MPS' A better SmOk1Hg lamp is needed. 21 9 in 3 ' 3 First Row, Left to Right: Bridgman, SN, Burnhard, Woolin, SN, Fields, YN3, Fleek, SN, jordan, SN, PN3, O'Connell, SN, Seiber, SN, Siders, SN, Frese, Ruth, PN3, Ruminski, SN, Stephens, YN3, Luther, SN, Caskins, PN3, Needles, CPL. Second Row: Tell, Cuyton, SN, Mitchell, YNl. Fourth Row: Tucci, SN, CPL, CHIEF Rabago, ENS Gallagher, LTlC- Biss, LTIC- Wong, SN, Radley, SN, Draper, YNSN, Maldonado, StephenS2 Chaplain AUSTUW3 LTIG Grant: ENS Byrne, SN, Atchley,PN3, Tennant., SN, Wigley, SN, Trelstad ENS Gerhardt: CWO Palmer, CHIEF Foley, Sweeney. SN, Austin, SA, Klawifer, LIZ, Jennings, YN3, Snider Sgt. Third Row: Parks, SN, Hook, SN, Mickish, AN, SA, KP' 923 EJ G l T ft' C W 'V AWK f xf Qi 'Aix Alf Sf 1 Y i xo's MAsTER-AT-ARMs FoRcE First Row, Left t Right: Vaughn, BT2, Ross, BM2, der, Sgt. Second Row: Kelly, EM3, Crawford, RM3, CHIEF lvlindala, CDR Knight, Roberts, Blvll , Alexan- Folsom, Cpl: KleSe ,AD3lSl0nen1 EN3- filly? ' ' . 'Q-Au ss ,QE ,f., V- Q. ' , .1 f h ,-vw ,Q fi, 1 f, ,+ , . ,, PLL' Mn, Lv. . ,f,f,.1:fge'-Q'-, 4, , ' .':4'Q' :.:'R:j-'L,, f,,,,4,,,'M,, r f lfN'f' 71371: : W ,,l, W 1 . 5, zu .- of A Yun II T 1 w 1 A ! K K 'Q Q 1 'i 'E i ll ii I If if Q, X . ., 41x-.x.+bF - I 'A CDR P. C. COOPER Navigator LTjC B. R. DRURY Asst. Navigator Front Row, Left to Right-Moritz, john G3 Bord, Caryg O'ConneII, Lawrence E.g Ander- song Lawrence E.g ENS Walley C+. Wilsong Carmody, james E.g Hogue, john W.g Tay- son, George. Second Row, Left to Right-Lamuth, Don aid j.g Archer, Larry E.g Van Cilder, Ward Naylor, Timothyg Buntin, Robertg Drongo ski, Charles j.g Shepherd, Donaldg Montoya Mike. 1 e-mr-f' f X N I A H J F. f 5 H ug , I , 3 I W2 M 3 3 f i i L , 1 S is 11 i. If I! Q L in n 2 gi 5 lil! I 1 N L i I ,V V- .. .. . . fi.iV. . V v b- lglnlvlk ,-, ii ,ii i l I ,, li ii H i i A is in.. yi if li g,. li za. LTCOL T. 1. Bardon Air Officer i 1 . i 7 1 i i ' 1 LCDR 1. V. Burton Asst. Air Officer i li . ii Iii iii li :ii ,i ci il li 'i ,1- 'iii ii Vi! li Ni . I X E L if :ia i E A if CAPT J. v. Price LT E. D. King LT 1. L. Bacon A i Flight Deck Officer Hanger Deck Officer AXC Maintenance Off. ii I i i W ENS G. L. swan ENS M. s. BLANDING Aviation Gas Officer Admin. Asst. ',g,,, .. uw J . H , Q I 4 :I,- 5, 1 gil V N ' I: 1 'Q i U if 3 ' ,. 'x lg , 1: I V, ,L sr 1 13 1 5 fl 1 ' I W X 1 , . 1 1 is 2 I . , , 1 1 I ' Q . ii 4 :A : 3 1 1 i 1 4 I i J I 7 i .I I 'Z 1 l 2 3 L f a f ! 4 1 M : . Z N I, i I 4 'Q ,l 1 I N 4 D q jh Front Row, Left to Ragm: PFC Begulaeog PFC France' LCPL Borlandg SXSCT Tateyamag SXSCFI' Clement? GYXSCT Huffmang MXSC-T Boldtg CAPT Priceg CYXSGT Logang SCT Purvisg SXSCT Ortizg CPL Hemp- hillg LCPL Findleyg LCPL Fritzmang CPL Neveau. Middle Row, Left to Right: LCPL Browng PFC Deer- ingg PFC Christopherg PFC Cainerg PFC Schreckg LCPL Ashmeadg LCPL Casperonisg LCPL Yoderg LCPL Hydeg LCPL Lundquistg LCPL Durrg LCPL Malikg CPL Konieczkag CPL Gillett. Last Row, Left to Right: CPL Clayg LCPL Bowmang PVT Nissong PFC Moong LCPL Bragag CPL Evansg CPL Speicherg CPL Lococog CPL Reighterg CPL Beltg PFC Eastesg PFC Bresinag CPL jacobsg PFC Blanteno' PFC Burt. 7 FOR A QUICK LATHER Look what Daddy brought you for Christmas it TIE HER DOWN MG. I DON 'T JUST STAND THERE-PUSH W ,Mfr , , i 0 uw' ffwwvf l 1 A ti ' ,,,,, Front Row, Left to Right: Baumert, E. L.g Ely, K. l.: Coring, C. F., Gilchrist, W. A., Hertel, W. T., Bol- Conatore, L. A., Dable, V. 1.3 Spaulding, K. L., LT linger, P. M.gSmith, H. L. E. D. King, Toskin, F. C.g Morris, N L., Murphy, R. F., Third Row, Left to,Right: Lancaster, C. S., Wenner- Mclntyre, C. K.. strom, H. P., Anderson, j. A.g Weber, l. D.g Paradine, Second Row, Left to Right: Monroe, D. E., Keeslar, D. A., jones, T. R.g Sallee, j. W.g Gower, P. S., Rich- 1. F., Hilton, R. W.g McCehee, 1. C., Kirchner, T. A., ards, D. C., McFadden, 1. M. Y. ,,.-w v M ' i Positioning a ffiiiilby CPL Murphy, Sallee, DON'T JUST STAND THERE-PUSH Hilton, McDonald, Paradine. Nw 9 'm 1 f W W , 2 ,,, Z X Q f f Y ' 7 3 . ,, f , Vi ff' ,, . . , uw, V, , ' mi' im. ' J I f ff Y Z ' f ff ,f fl 1 f 1 'Q 'AI' bw ,. P' p- in 'ir' '19 Z' 6? KM! ' .r fs, 'Q in Ut' it U, QV N, 'x-in 'Q !s 1. ! i F I U ,. i l. i 4 I in O U Y I . V 1 Uni z in? lg 'v U w . 5- y'-Xf X xikx 3 ' ,k 'c-'XX N , , is .5 1 S. s 1 l I Q. X 1 1 1 1 .- 1 x 1 ' Q s 9 5 1 S K 1 1 x s r r if i Front Row, Left to Right: Busbee, T. L., CPL, Rust, D. l., CPL, Singer, -H. W., SCT, Warbritton, M. C. SXSCT lE-57 , McBride, B. W., SXSCT, Fillmore, R. I. cfsct, Bacon, 1. L., LT usm, Daniels, E. w., Mfsct lE 77 C-arnand L S SC-T lE 5l McConnell .D., ' 1 'H K ' v l SGT, Folsom, T. S., CPL, Tench, W. F., CPL. Second Row, Left to Right: Dupuy, T. R., CPL, Shipley R. A., CPL, Townsend, W. A., CPL, Coleman, Cu. E., PFC, Heddleston, j. W., CPL, Churchill, C-. A., LXCPL York, C. E., CPL, McCann, j. T., PFC, lenrich, R. D. CPL, Kelly, M. j., PFC, Cox, C. O., PVT, McBride T. E., LXCPL, Winter, R. H., CPL. Third Row, Left to Right: Reaves, K. W., CPL, Lind back, H. O., LXCPL, LaCroix, j. F., LXCPL, Bowman P. W., AN USN, Bradshaw, V. L., LXCPL, Coolidge P. W., AN USN, Zable, C. H., PFC, Watson, E. E. LXCPL, Benway, j. A., PFC, Brooks, R. L., LXCPL Tagle, N. D., LXCPL, Roemke, M. C., LXCPL. On Gun Mount No. 53: Lake, 1. E., SGT. Personnel missing from the picture: Wychocki, S. H. SXSCQT, Forsythe, W. T., SXSC-T IE-57 , Clemens, D. T. SC-T, Merrill, E. H., CPL, C-lenn, D. C., CPL, Bertsch D. F., LXCPL, Ford, L. lNl, PFC, Duguay, L. F. LXCPL, McLean, W. S., PFC. McBride and Bertsch are told, 'fH1lI1: ry up, the Captain wants It tonlght CPL Rust dishing up a quarter pound of pastrami I Working at the test bench is SXSGT Garnand nw , ii I r 1 l l w n F 4 r W 1 . I 1 N K 1 N I l I -4 Front Row, Left to Right: Foster, j. D., Spain, I. D. Braverman, A., Burger, K., Ciallaher, R. N., Koperdak R. S., Oglesby, A,.Butler, H. C., Robb, I. M: Williams 1. w.. Krase, P. c., Williams, c. R.,Pheian,'1.T., MCI Kenna, T., Mills, L. C. Second Row, Left to Right: Bacon, K. E., Lindley, I. W., Campbell, R. R., Anderson, T. S., Bjelke, R. A. Helgeson, R. A., Shultz, P. L., Anderson, D. B., Staff l Newman and Barnheart give her the gas ford, R. A., Smith, R. F., C-ifford, B. D., Geaslin, E. R. Ward, P. A., lensen, L. j., Wilson, F. T. Not in picture: Smith, l. F. Third Row, Left to Right: Lemoine, I. B., Clontz R. G., Herpick, C-. R., Anderson, R. L., Culbertson D. W., Menary, R. R., Hart, W. S., Wiggins, D. F. Romero, P. C-., Barnhart, j. E, Scott, 1. M., Hoel, R. L. Lampier, 1. L., Wilde, R. l., Newman, D. L. Williams, Sweeney and McKenna Put out the smoking lamp, hanger deck and abovef' N E k I 15' Z ,a V5 5 E?: Q 5 ll R7 E 4 Q 4 1 1 Y I 1 v I T ' I FRONT: Left to Right: SXSGT R. j. Creenwaldg SXSCT BACK ROW, Left to Right: CPL C. M. HaIbotiCiT 1, W. Hoptay, ist SC-T S. A. Bixler, SCvTfIVlAj 1. S. F. Canales, jr.g CPL A. C. Roepkeg CPL A. 1. Buckg Cullg GYXSC-T j'. A. Garrettg SXSGT j. C-. Wright. CPL M. Gonzales, jr. T 1 C ..,, lst Sgt Wynne is told- Honest Top they're Sgt. Canales reports elevator manned 81 ready Supposed to go! N '4 253 2 KN B7 X W3 wg - -- . mx LD Front Row, Left to Right: PFC B. D. Alleng CPL M. L Royceg CPL A. K. Rileyg SCT S. Talciog SXSC-T M Marting CAPT L. T. Drennan, jr.g SCT A. Martinez CPL R. L. Biskupskig CPL A. L. Morenog CPL B. T Wyattg LXCPL E. T. Aucoinf Middle Row, Left to Right: PFC D. R. Williford LXCPL B. R. Swanng LXCPL 1. E. johnson. PFC G. Lf Cartmellg PFC W. D. Curnminsg PFC Cv. W. Boling LXCPL C. Robb, jr.g PFC W. 1. Blenderg LfCPL W. 1 1 Buchholtg PFC. H. Duboisg PFC E. W. Harrellg PFC A. D. Huntington. Rear Row, Left to Right: PFC L. R. Bahmeierg LXCPL C. E. Freeg PFC R. C-rudzinskig LXCPL D. L. Swanng PFC R. T. Lidinskyg LfC'PL W. W. Smithg PFC P. C. Collinsg PFC 1. 1. McCaffertyg PFC C. E. Coreg PFC C. 1. jesseng PFC D. j. Fosterg PFC R. W. Eggert. Not Present: LXCPL C. E. Kleing PFC C. W. D. Hayesg PFC R. E. Spence. i C t ell, Gore takes a call outside the X0's cabin N0 time f01' Posing but left to right are Blender, ar m Hayes, Huntington, Wyatt and Aucron. . K.- ,4 ,, x qw, 'ii 4 T . .xx ' x M 5 m ,gi 5 M .s ,- -Y K. Q ' yv Ks.. ' 4' 4. . 0--1 x '. ws- -ga A. 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Berles Crypto Security Off. Signal Officer R. P. O. Q z 533, 5 V- f, , Q . A 21 -. : ,- I LX , v . ' fx ff EN5 J, W, Wharton -ENS D. L. joh.nson CW? G. L. Margrrf Asst, Radio Officer E. C. M. Officer Asst. Iectronlcs 2' 'fx i V xiii X 3 F I Y, I 2, N 1, 'E 1 4 E A I A V Iwi 2 i5 4 5 , 2 i , 3 Nl 1 1 I 1 A 2 WE we as EE H+ 231 4 M ' ll ii , ie N f ,vi rl, M , .E ,L 3 J itll. k, V N 'Q 11 Y ,I i 'G 5 in xi: ,svn 1- m 6 Ng, , lil' aw ,V U f .1 .Hy .E4 U ,PN lisa H N. Hi' ,Q Wy ,. ,, ' ,4- J: W' ,E i ,NA wi, lla. H! , ii Y, W l N ff! , , E ,iq I First Row: Bridges, T. L., SM3, Cirissmore, A. D., SM2, Hembree, T. l., RM3, Atencio, j., SN, Palmer, Ci. L. RM3 Finner H S SN Bolton j W SM3'Trot- 1 fy, . ., I , . ., , ter, C. E., SN, Keen, 1. W., RM2, Carnes, L. P., RM2 lobe, C. H., PFC. Second Row: Doonan, 1. C., SN, Wright, N. E., RMl Higgins, 1. P., RMC, Berles, C. W., ENS, Loshe, A. LTJC, Finlon, A. P., CAPT, Rubins, F. K., LCDR Johnston, F. x., ui, mc, rv1erzger,A.1., ENS, whar-' ton, l. W., ENS, Hollensbe, D. E., CYXSCT, Welton . A., SMI QSCl'1l'8ClCleF, H. T., GYXSGT. Third Row: Cowler, R. E., SN, Hunter, R. N., RM3 Blain, K. E., SM3, Baer, C. E., SN, Doss, T. L., SC-T Manfy, T. E., SCT, Mullen., 1. P., RM2, campbeu, Rf D., CPL, Troxel, Z. M., LXCPL, Bisbee, E. C., PFC Ford, T. L., PFC, Murphy, l. M., RM3, Hendricks L. M., RMSN, Silva, M. A., SC-T. Fourth Row: Tehan, j. D., SM2, Pickering, K. E., SM3, Green, C. W., RM3, Montplaisir, P. l., RMSN, Rigby, C-. T., RM3, Kennett, R. L., SMSN, Woods, W. F., RM3, Hampton, A. D., SC-T, Pennywright, O. R., RM2, Pierce, V. W., CPL, Schwenk, j. C., SN, Mc- Carthy, D. W., SN, Davidson, H. B., PFC, Bivens, D. A., RMl. Not Present: Butler, R. O., SMSN, Showver, l., SM3, Emery, A. D., PFC, Washington, C. L., PFC, Brown, R. I., PFC, Colern, R. M., RMl, Crowford, D. C-., RM3, Turner, C. W., RM3, Anderson, D. l., RMSN, Howard, F. j., PFC. - Q ,. W . rg, PICKERIN G SEN DS Turner and Chief T-Iigg ins WOODS TUNING IN Getting a Few D1ts f, ff , if f 4 A X V ,c f,cyf5zQf4Q4,g5f,f,,fvf 1552? f Aw f 057 2 i W ff W f, 2 my X , w, VW f, , f, ff - ,wwf W , , , Wf f M M74 f ' 7 f X f f X . f MQ: ,, ,,,, ,fy I I , ' 'fwwl-', ' ' , IQ ,V , 4,1 ,,,, 2 V M f My f if , y ff mm ff MQW , X l-ront Row, Lett to Right: York, Gerald R., jr., Cayton, Doughty, jack L., Lee, Larry E., Hockin, james R. Michael A., Parks, jerry R., LTj. B. Drummond, CWO Third Row, Left to Right: McGrane, john P., Math- G. L. Marion, Biondo, Nujent j., Wood, Ronald L., ews, joseph F., johnson, Marson H., Mowers, Dennis Campbell jesseW W Williams john K Winn William C Hannah, Second Row Left to Right Spetter Ernest lNl Wayne L Ayers jackD Maples john T Brlttain Delbert E Sgts Brower and McNarry examlne an ANGRC 27 Woods operatlng on a smgle slde band converter . . U . . . I 7 ' 'i Q '3 S 'Y Y ' Q i ' 7 '7 I '! Y 'i 'W 'w o 0 0 Q Q O NN ,A 6 A s 5 f ff W f 5 Z Z Z Z Z 7 5 f 5 Y I X 2 is ' S W ,, , 'A x Q X Front Row, Left to Right: C-erdes, D. H., RD3, Strick- land, R. N., RD3, Rodriguez, R., RD3, Keating, D, B. RD2, McCoIlom, P., RDl , Burke, C. E., ENS, johnson D. L., ENS, Koperdak, L. A., RDZ, Parker, S. L., RD3 Donaldson, R. F., RD3, Traylor, D. L., RD3, Venegas R. C., RD3, Walden, l. A., SN. Second Row, Left to Right: Creamer, T. R., SN, Blake, E. D., SN, Campbell, B. l., PFC, Hansen, Cv. B., PFC Portier, D. P., PFC, Lowe, L. A., LXCPL, Hinkle, C-. A. PFC, House, R. D., RDSN, Schwind, B. l., SN, Speer B. D., SN, Holley, F. D., SN, Brockwell, j. P., SN Banks, M. R., RDSN. Third Row, Left to Right: johnson, D. A., SN, Miley K. W., AA, Sumner, W. T., SN, Middleton, l. R., PFC Kowalski, l. A., PFC, Espinosa, A., LXCPL, Obregon R., PFC, Moses, L. A., LXCPL, Pearl, 1. H., SN, Moses Iey, K. R., SN, Collins, l. T., SN, Cox, 1. M., RDSN, Earll, 1. C-., SN, Pence, E. l., RDSN, Simpson, H. -L., SN. , H As. 4 4 Yi, . Pl tt- M 1 nd Guiding the ship to anchor- R021 Ing contacts in CIC are McCollom, Cash, os ey 3 Rodrigues, LT Aubuchon, rlguez Creamer and Johnson. f-rt' i l 1, 'Q 1 5 z I If 3 if 4 3 if 1 E? N 1, QI SN ew 1 pi 1 V lx N 1, 1 1 N W: W ,AN 4E W fl 34 2 1 1 QU f ,SQQQ fi m Mwmwf 4 il? 1 un fm' ,JY YV. -1 M5 , 3131 V ' , , ff ,, 4 - ', k' ., ,' Jfljw., 1 - . Q- f r ' ' X ,. ..,A-,f.-Y,r-.: ,I f' f if wi, Q a sl- 'f WWJ ' ar-1 ,L 35' 'ua sf 44 V ...sa V Y:f1?.:5j:i1g-Q' ,M ff, - ' ' Li , ',-gf ' CM ' ,631- 4 , ,' x-,g. . ' 9455! , 3111 T' 'ff 1. ff- j vi , .-,z,,15,g1V: ' ' . , , , ,f 54 v , J ,Qi 'wif 5 Rf- 'f ' ' 1455 Alf? 1 7 gAf'i ff bg- e-3' zfitfgf , r 1 1 ,, W4 hw, , .-2441 Front - Left to Right: LfCpl l. E. Weir, Sgt R. D. Rear- D. W. Bagwell, ANQ Pfc. C. E. Felcher, LfCpl Brooks, GySgt B. F. Wood, CAPT H. Clayson, GySgt D. W. Alley, LfCpl G. D.lStreeter, D. E. Byrne, SN. C. E. Hunt, SfSgt D. D. McDaniel, Cpl E. A. 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' 2:6 .MHS ww ww 4 - www www X W N' f f X f ? ,gf X X S x .X X Q x L45 X wxEm . S ,Ni ,.,.. . - f S M sk.-. , - Seated lL. to R.l : Harris, N. T., MM2, Ladwig, R. K., FN, Toher, R. A., FN, Hintz, l. L., FN, Ouendag, P. MM2, Mason, C. H., MM2, Duval, R. E., MM2, Levi, lNl ,'MMFN, Morris, R. D., FN. T. M., MR2, Croteau, L. W., MRI , LTlC- Fraser, ENS Third Row lL. to R.l 3 Warwick, W. D., MM3, Rob- McCluskey, Marhul, j. A., ENl, Ross, R. E. MMl, ertson, B. j., FN, Bohrinfer, K. l., FN, Mathews, W. Connelly, R. W., MMZ, Ripley, 1. lNl, MR2, Wil- lNl, FA, Davies, E. D., jr., FA, Hilliard, H, K., FN, Burn, R. D., ENZ. Trotter, D. lNl, SN, Daggett, C. T., FN, Wells, O. L., Second Row lL. to R. II 1 Badgley, Cl. j., EN2, Medlin, FN, Tobin, C. R., MRFN, Beatty, V. j., FN, Wheeler, W. L., FN, Smith, C. R., MR2, Labernik, A. L., MR3, V. R., EN3, Evans, D. E., FN. Peterman, P. l., MMFN, Miller, V. l. FN, Cole, M. 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Second Row, Left to Right: Turk, L. E., FN, Bingham R. V., FN, Alexander, P. L., FN, Hall, D. L., FN Davis, j. D., FN, Feck, E. C., FN, Brownlow, I. H., FN, Haines, C-. W., FN, Hastie, Cr. V., FN, Brown, D. H., FN, Brown, C. R., MM3. Third Row, Left to Right: Cornell, L. V., FN, Flores, A. lNl, FA, Brush, A. -L., FA, Pope, R. j., FN, Luuk- konen, E. H., Custer, D. H., FN, Salas, M lNl, FN, Organ, R. E., FN, Morris, L. E., FN, Lunt, W. K., FN. sl. . X ff' ' A 'W I, Q A Z if if ........ .3 .,, ,. T , . . A F l E R , , any wtf.. .5 .5 W 54 at 1 1. W 1-42, . I ,mag . QQ 14' ' . ' X ww, -73 A C' A fi A it if ' Qi, S ' . li ll ,y 53,10 Front, Left to Right: Lawley T H., cobfyn, 1. A Mad'50 'i J- E-I Petersen T. W.'.Becker, R. A.: Chit: Eriden, R. R., Rudolph, D., Womack, O. H., Grant -A-3 Galceran' Smith R. F.' Cain S. P., Ho land E- W-Z Cheney ,D F., Weathersby, L., McDuffiGl l- W-3 jenkins, Cuenter, Left to Right: Powers, W. H., Hurt, D. A. S'mPkll'1S, C. M., Kern R. W.' Teders, T. H.: Ostran- der' D- A-I Johnson, lil., Foster, R. D. , jordan, R. A. I' d, M. A., Harville, D. L., Hanson, R. EJ Sullivan Eallnjennings, C. W., Cunningham, D. C.: Betts. R A., Sundby, R. E. L f R' ht: Egner, 1. A.: Banaszak, K. E.l CVOS' E5l3Mf.iXt3tclJ7Zoniie, P. Al.: Kerr. R- H-15 FS3E- E'ra!X',' ' ,sh ui, o., R th CRef,1.rv1., ema ?flSCf:2'glFe,LR, Lunf. VS. Ii.: Juarez, E- J-I Mont gomery, B. E.:Waffef1. l- R- Va 1 x I I L r EX 21 Li We E. wf, Li 1: X 1. L 1 s .,.Xw.X- 1 1 f .VX- f .f X 'S cs gg S- .X i X X -S-. KP -aX 5 WMM ffwf X: X V S X X X ff-mv X X N,,X.a .X . X A K N 'Agri W X ,KX X X , xv, X ,XV .N Xf X. X. X N Gwyn if XX, XX-ri , X .XXXX X K X XXXXX -XX XX XX . X. XX X ' XX.. . XXX. 11: an 'fail u 3 B' I 'sp ,af- 9 uuifiz' 3315 - X QW X X '1 XX S531 N. X. XNNX .J XXX. ...XX Q NX N -SEX .XX S W XSS XX . XG XXYQXXXX NR N 'M .MXN X XX X. X N NX.. SX QX Q .Qi ln 1 NNN, S XX X Sf Xi . XX XS S5 ,fn -a rl T.- . X N N XX I i J Kneeling in front Red A l Crutchfield j W Leutjen R A Pawlus G lNl Manriquez V R Mar In j F First Row Eason l C Williams C R Crosby C B Gelslck D E Herbert W j CHIEF Hronek ENS Greene LT Donnelly CWO Burnett CHIEF Stellflug Depauw R 1 Rombough E A McCullough j E Grant H S Sherry R E Second Row Lee W H Kimball D D Wilde L j Hausler R j Duke W B Sackson L K Shepherd P R Dubusk F N Casey J W Boyle l P Man ders D R Turner A B Helser L B Purley M F Third Row Mancini R E Carpenter L L Helsel C R Collins C L Hartls W M Hays D B ol burn R L Murphy j E Barela H j Kniss W R Ingram T L Bonner F W Payne R L No Loose Ends, Please. Pawlus and Henley Winding .-w Debusk - TV Minus Commercials V94 W fx fsXf?x J' x , Q 4,53 , . ,mf ' b f . ' XX x Vw , ,, Q, w , M ff . 1 f, f Aw ,,. M2 gv 0 fn NP' 14 vdxxff' ,XYVN - P SW X f 6 I Y Aw aw, t f Q if , 1 vw- f A v ,, fn ,.4w f - M' f f 'f 1 A xv - - . f, I ,, v -1, ,w W Q W M.. ff vf Q wi f fw , QW ff, 1 Wqifffgw 4 M434 ' , XV xvfx W ,gf ' Q' ' f Q 5 ? .,-.A 1. ,, , QQ,-W N wx? Q J S J it X W' il, A L.. 1.4. Front Row Left to Right: C-reenwalt, F j., MM3, Smith, W. A., FN, Nonnett, j. A., FN, Kelback, l. J., FN Henderson, H. C., FN, Young, C. E., FN, Lloyd, L. T. FN. Second Row, Left to Right: Michael, F. j., MM3, Ar- ruda, R. lNl, MM2, Snyder, R. R., MMZ, Mclntire 1. A., MM2, Hinkle, E. L., MM2, Woods, B. O., MM2 Manley, C. M., MMI, Mitchell, j. T., ENS, Price, D lNl', MMI, White, D. R., MM2, Mallyn, T. A., MM2, E,rwin, A. C., MM2, Fredeen, M. L. MM3, Donnelly, P. lNl, MM3, Baker, A. R, MM3, Third Row, Left to Right: Steffens, W. A., MM2 ff!!! -'F-L. .,. if ... if ,a X9 NJ R ll , f l ' Girl? X -ffl? ' 2 ' . ' fa .i til wa f lf ll- ll' J . ' l 1 5' I l ' A ffl X 011 :? 5, fl, 1 L I, 1 if li I Z? 4:3 A- 79- A J ,Q fab' Gentlemen of The PRINCETON 'lim ! Cook, W. B., MM3, Ornellas, H. A., FN, Sattler, R. J. FN, McComas, N. L., MM3, Spencer, D. W., FA, Cor- nelius, G. W., FN, Robinson, F. T., MM3, Morris, W D., MM3, Otto, H. E., MM3, Reiger, D. lNl, FN Kessler, C. E., FN, Scaggs, F. j., FN. Fourth Row, Left to Right: Allen, C. N., FN, Stocking l. R., MM3, Medrano, W. l., FN, McMulIin, R. j., FN Crutcher, J. R., FN, Hooten, l. K., FN, Fortner, T. O., FN, Carter, P. H., FN, Bishop, R. E., FN, Leyn, M. j. FN, Feller, R. l., FN, Haggard, D. D., FN, Brady, j. D. MM3. Tum right at the Hollywood Freeway f' .Qf ma?Z3aZU ,xf:f'2fM4 .44 iw .mi,?,fff' JL? M17 , 4 4' Wim ffm, 2 L94QQg.Zjf:f . , e m ,WMM f ww. 9 5 J ii lu ww 5. '4 ? f , a,: ff? x l H ,. 5 Zi? Z lf 1 L, l A 1 Z , . s l ll. if l Front Row: Kuck D. l., Smith G. L., Cain L. L., Wood Kelly R. I., I Hawkins j. C., Hinson S. C., Callahan W. K. R., Johnson D. F., Cunningham R., Hemple E E J, Bass G, Potts F A, Cassle D. C., Brossette C K Archuleta I. M. Hardingj. F. Littlefield L T Craw Maragno R A Southerland D R H Crossley E W ford B l Ycoy L L Mclntyre j L Magsayoj J Wells L A Taylorj A J Second Row jones P R Airheart W A Wright R E Archuleta M L Wesson R A lvlarceauxj A I - -, ' - -, ' - Back Row. Tull o. L., Broooko o. L., Poisron 1. P., Beahm M. C., Drury? R., Etter.F. Master Schlumg I' L Tharp K' W Reed L' A Stephen K' F l Q 1 Z Barrett O L Vespasian W Burgoon T F SarratX Bush R B Daven E M Rwena R Delarosa H H 5 C, Hewes D L Maelj T Savage D K SchroederT R Munson R ll 4 Third Row Young F A Host G H Duprel 1 W M0fSeB N l 1 f . gl 1 , . .Qi ' . . l. Fi: 1. ., Eli U, , A, 23' i li ,. I.. . . . i ' X l 1 . ' 1 . E. T! i . l i l l if' , . , ,. . N i ,114 A HARD-WORKING CREW il ji ill li -u- .. . ri ' 1 H . . LCDR vv. D. crass i Gunnery Officer i M Capt L. T. Drennan LTjG W. G. Wilson Asst. Gunnery Off. . lst Div. Qff, i I F ENS C. W. Lybrook ENS C. E. Burke ENS D. H. Notman F Div. Off. 2nd Div. Off 3rd Div. Off. ENS R. M. Wicklund ENS C. G. Bachechi Admin. Asst. Special Weapons Off. ENS 1. D. Gilmore F Div. 1.0. ENS R. Kagan Ist Div. J .O. WO R Wool han G .E.w-ir C 1. - X ENE ID'iv. Offliceims ' Ship's Boatswain d M1 .-5 ' ' -'f5g.I,-'Q--f'1'fA? ,, , wi,-V,i,4iaL,,, .,, 5, ilnsnnf.. , 'il ,, 1 4 l l. i. sg l l , il l il l l rl First Row, Left to Right: Cavens, SN, Brasstield, SN, der, AL, SN, Mullen, BMSN, Ezgers, SN. iw Schriener, BM2, Miles, BMl, LTIG Bastille, ENS Third Row: jones, SA, Hamm, SA, Bowron, SN, , Kagan, Patten, BM2, Delitko, BM3, Spiller, SN, Hart, Moore, SN, Moore, SN, Brown, SN, Luzinbunl, SA, 5 all SN. Weeks, SN, Crutcnley, BM3, Sanders, FW. 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N., Ornsbey, C. W. 2nd Row: Bloss, 1. M.g Nickolson, 1. N., Deschroer, L. A.g Henry, R. V.g Gee, H., Conley, D. A., Eady, C. W., Lowe, D. R., Gilbert, W. R.g Como, Ll j. E. . 3rd Row: Johnson, Genovese, R., Borders, j. R.g Har- ding, D. H., -Lepley, D. W., Alford, R. C.g Wilson, A. E., Breig, D. P.g Hammonds, K. V.g Franklin, C. A K ,4-ntlii' King On The Thresho d Bloss and Lep ey Rig a High Line 5 Blackwell, W Q? Q f 5. .W ,LA , fix, Sw X - X.ff f mm Sig if Z Q-WVY 'K Q' --X. , AW W QQ? f Sf fs . ii ink W Q -w I I A W . x x S Q ,f X ' S QN xx -Q Xx xx-S X X N X N wg XX X T , Num X x X sw 5 X I A 3 --www: i VM 5,5 4 Q 2 at QW, X 'N X Flrst Row Left to Right Harris, Martin Marcham Drlggers Mr Mmdek Douglas, Hudson, Stephenson Second Row Lovan Messersmidt Eckelberger Nel 1 ef? ,ey A 4 1 4 I M ' H ' E I E 5 1 u il 1 I 1 V 3 I J 1 1, , , . 1 W 2 x. 1 ,w 1 1 1 1 4 5 if 1 v V i I X. an K 1 f ,,,f,3.,...,,,,Q I ff ff, . .. ff Q . l .1 4 f 1, ,,, ,W If . ' , f . ' A Wh... . ' f , ff .- - R-., .. 0 ,Z . K ,Wm f . I X 13,4 Q .P L, W, I F S 1 -1 ' . 1 ' , . 2 , . ' W... 'f ., 1, . A ff X , PM .f. nf ' W W 5 --5 X .. M . J . S f f , ' ,!.?Nv 797i 3 s55:..W,,,, . Y xml. I. M X . 5' , .,, sl fi Q52 -i, J 1 ' 15 Q J swat s 3 K f.. f Front Row, from Left to Right: Johnson, A. D., FT2, Krause, E. W., FT2, ENS C. W. Lybrook, ENS 1. D. Clellan, D. V., FT3. Gilmore, Rykosky, F. I., FTC: Myers, K. R., FT2, Mc- Second Row, from Left to Right: Sickenberger, K. M. G., SN, Stevens, C. D., SN, Flink, 1. R., SN, Hoover, R. C., SN, Briski, 1. F., FT3, Posten, R. N., SN, Everett, G. L., FTGSN, Fronck, J. S., SN. Third Row, from Left to Right: Dunlap, D. D., FTCSN Wood, I. S., SN, Dean, I. C., SN, Shaw, 1. L N Castaneda, E., FTGSN, Housley, 1. L., SN, Hamblm, N. D., FT3. Schmidt, F. J., SN, is not shown in the Group Shot MMV? Q X f Z .. .sis . S5 . , ...QS ssssbiss 7 'YARN H fmixx . , 5 ' ' - mf Wink... its , ..-.s aff Wg, s- H , Q. ,,,,f -- ANNE ff V- . 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CMC3. - 4. f gj?Se1 ffg flfl' m ' f .K b Q is , , 2 5 X ss r abqW.F ,,--....,., Martin showing Henselt the other kind of Bar Pg1i:rgl'fR9Q,Laff91'fY, Y0111ead and 1 v Z 4 Y E QFQF L 9 1 U 1 1 - 5 1 l 5 A 3 S ? 1 1 . I . 1 .L 1 Y t 1 1 T 4 1 i Y I V I i ,A I i I i 1 1 1 v 4 J 4 6 . K Y I 4 Q 1 1 i a .nu-.wmm Mmm mal-1-1--4 5 4 ff - 4 ,Zi i ,,- ' 1 1 f 2.-. , .,.. if '. K i LCDR CHETLIN Supply Officer N fx . ,J , ' 85' f . .A .K S W r Qs: ' .L B V Q if CAPT PARK ist LT WUTHRICH S-i Div Officer S-4 Div Officer P LTjC HAOEBOECK CWO LIVEZEY PERZ S-5 Div Officer S-3 Div Officer S-2 Div Officer VW X R W: ,x 5 X fm 2 Nz wwwffk xv wus vw ww 1, Mew wfmwwkx X www w l A M N XX M N V ji.:.X.X,FN Nr' A 1'xQ'xNxw:. . x-J V? W' A4 A M 1 V+. X Nf sf QM K M733 . fl E X NW, J if , Seated, lLeft to Rightl : Roberts, Gary D., SK-3, Mat- lak, Andrew L., SK-Z, Bacon, james D., SXSCT, Cuth- rie, Edwin L., CYXSC-T, Bushnell, Louis C., MXSCT, Park, H. E., CAPT, Brandt, Deene T., GYXSCT, Chow, Calvin K., C-YXSGT, Garrett, Lewis E., SK-l, Ramey, Perry A., SXSCT, Clatworthy, Thomas E., SK-3, Shov- er, jack R., CPL. First Row, Standing, lLeft to Rightl z Herrera, Alonzo A., CPL, Wainwright, Charles E., SN, Claflin, Dean, PFC, Marks, David R., PFC, Braswell, Donald W., SKSN, Parker, james T., SN, lmm, Rollen j., CPL, Pattengale, Robert E., AN, Henderson, Neville P. EESN, Adams, Ernest H., PFC, Schutter, Edward j. Second Row, Standing, lLeft to Rightl : Laudone Michael j., SKSN, Mueller, Thomas j., SN, Kopczick Donald j., SN, McElmurry, Max T., SN, Orozco, Mar- cos, R., CPL, Parson, jack E., SN, Wisdom, Herbert E. SN, Meyer, Irvin R., AN, Gonzales, juan A., SKSN Sims, Ronald C., LCPL, Williams, Charles lNl, SN. Absent from Picture: Wainwright, Wayne C., SK-3 Blake, Robert j., SKSN. L-R. MSGT BUSHNELL, CHAFLIN, MEYER, OROZCO and CUSTOMER x x f, 'M ff, Wa K X 7 f' 5 W W, 1 1 C ww! 4 5, x I X Q SN N 'C 4 'I QW W 7 . F X iz ff! .,A fin , .' ZX' ' Sv QW s Q - Km f X qw X, w . ' ' i X x x , K KX wa, f ' SX Q.. X-X Qi f X wx if , ff xxx 4 94 A XXX iz, X XXRQXX :I ' X. X Q? AQ' . Rm XX bv, ' H , . I , . k . Qt M-'21,-.. l . l i ll ll i l l l Front Row, Left to Right: Stroud, Scott R., LXCPL, Gray, O. C., CPL, Perry, Curtis E., LXCPL, Haywood, Cameron, Kenneth D., SC-T, -Lagatta, Tony j., SXSCT, David M., LXCPL, jack, Kenneth L., PFC, McCall, li Martinez, Luis, jr., SXSCT, Starkweather, Elbert A., john Cr., CPL, Baldwin, Victor M., LXCPL, King, Philip CYXSGT, :FC-entry, Edwin S., CWO, Bankhead, johnny S., LXCPL, Higginbotham, jerrold j. D., LXCPL, Milby, -l R., GYXSC-T, Diaz, Homer V., SXSCT, Schwartz, Robert C., PFC. F Wayne C., SGT, Souza, R. F., CS3, Abbott, Franklin, Third Row, Left to Right: Brennan, Thomas G., LXCPL, LXCPL. Voss, C-len R., CPL, Long, Grinnell E., CPL, Knight, L i iiDivision Officer, Woodrow j., CPL, Watson, Bob, PFC, Shimel, Albert , Second Row, Left to Right: Medor, Ellory M., CPL, C., PFC, Torres, Phillip R., CPL, johnson, Kenneth E., l, You should see the Way we make donuts LXCPL. j ig Medium rare, please! CPL Medor displays culinary talent. 1 I rl N5 la , 1 li 1 M N I K I if V I 4 1 E V v I W i I , 1 Q S1 3 9 3 21 Q. s - s i I al W A E I i L 4 I i r s .,, ,.. . V .. Front Row, Left to Right: Iverson, C. E., CPL, Barton D. L., SH-3, Winters, A. A., CPL, Call, R. N., SH-2 sheeks, M. 1., sscT. Bishop, A. H., Msct, Lavezeyf R. A., CWO3, Barton, W. l., CYSCT, Reynolds, P. L. SSGT, Walton, J., SH-3, Bolles, D. N., CPL, Flores 1. T., SH-3. Second Row, Left to Right: Best, E. H. PFC, Quinones, C. D., SN, Sinclair, S. B., SN, Sherrell D. H., LCPL, Tudor, L. A., LCPL, Miller, P. W., PFC Tudor in Small Stores Closed For Inventory Harkins in the Cobbler Shop Archuletta, 1. j., PFC, Smith, R. W., LCPL, Smith, -L E., LCPL, Salois, A. R., PFC. Third Row, Left to Right Willhoite, B. E., LCPL, Olson, D. A., PFC, Young, D O., SA, Griffith, H. A., SN, Roessner, C-. R., SHSN Mamoney, 1. L., LCPL, Ashley, K. N., PFC, Orendor J. W., SN, Gonzales, C., CPL, Pippi, E. j., LCPL, Gar- cia, E. B., PFC. YS Best Crushing Buttons I 1 i r i P ,L 1. W x . Y J is ,X L if':k1k3.. fi1., A . ' ' , 1 - Y - - V ' ' ' -if --- .if .-:.- ....,,,A. - .. Q ........,.., . ., .... - ... -..L ... - f .' ' V , ' -- -. ..-aaa-e--H '140fG 3 'hi '3.! 'A' ' ' :.g.- f,,.- 3' qi, ua..-. ..-.V .. .,.. .,.,.F.x..:6 -I I' 1 . . , i ' - Cfognfghfgfdof V Ua ' 'S' L' WUTMCH, J- L- Hansen, ggglggixowz D. L. Bryan, 1. s. Blair, HQ D, Bail, W. B ,ef ..-- fd XX W Iilargi PUf if all on Lightning in the third. 2 PIus2With Subido anSen taking bets from Ist LT Wuthrich. vwhfmrm ! www Fu n !'l ,s - ..- Rx V' 4- .- Q XNN wg, Q- X. , mwwwfwf M f Q f N y f S X1 53 5' W ZX X., X.x' X x v, .ff Q I, I , f QM ,.,, XX E fl K Q V: 1, N 5 X X X WW X ' X SX ' f x 'sgvr C f 1 ff ' m SNS. X X f 35441 , Z Front Row, Left to Right: Boxx, P. O., ISDZQ Garner, H. ini, CySC-Tg Acosta, O. L., SDCAQ Hageboeck, NC, LTjC-lSCig Albert, Q. ini, SDI, Earle, W, ini IR SSCTQ Bravo, B. ini , SD2. Second Row, Left to Right: Punu, C. P., TN, Flores, R. D., TN, Robinson, C. j., LCPLQ Russell, C. R., CPL, V I X.. P X 'fx Pixy X W. 7 NN ,W x rl .. I .T rAN,,,..,,WW 5. 4, Q ,sm ,, Q 'W C xf ,+ ,S .,f 'Q I we 4----T iz. if , 4 s 7 ,5vfiW W: fff' 25 ' f ffrr- ' ' A 2 ff.. A ,xg .,,. .1,,, ,7. .g? ,f A Z S 4 Us iffy ff.. 6' J s ,g - . I fs, f f 2 ' -.5 7 . ,,,,, , f A if Q b , f, . .,,I 'W , g. McCloud representing a hard working Division N .f , 1 9 .eg Ranwo-s-,NR. R., SD3g Coiasito, B. S., SDZQ McCloud, E. n , . Third Row, Left to Right: Guzman, C. R., TN, Mira- flor, V. L., TN, Fabiia, A. A., SD3g Udan, D. B., TA, Mesa, A. S., TN, Pinon, A. M., TN. -A-T PPPS Cherry Fixing Monkey On A Stick 2.-Z-1 HW. 1 F? w 1 A E , i 1 L, 1 F is LCDR 1. E. Hartnett LCDR H. C. Lockhart Dem' Offwef Medical Officer I it LT R. M. Courtney LT j. W. Vastola Asst. Dental Officer Asst. Medical Officer Y i , i Z I if 'ri VI i if X X 7 f f X I Q 2, E. 2 E x fix x4l Eff-fwfr: ,,A, M EMM ff. f H2 S Q v . ....,.. .. , . y.-... --w- r ' L Front row, left to right: Burgos, D. P., DT2g Candello, Back row, left to right: J. Mooney, HN, R. Ward SN J. E., HMZQ Cook, H, P., DTl g Ragsdale, V. D., HMC, B. K. Willard, DTZQ T. VL. jordan, HN, j. E. Carter R. M. Courtney, LT DC USN, j. E. Hartnett, LCDR HN, 1. S. Thayer, DT3g R. A. johnson, HNg R. E. Hart DC USN, 1. Vastola, LT MC USNR3 j. L. Kelly, HMlg DN, l. l. Arends, HM3. B. j. Wright, HMl 3 W. Bell, HM2. 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