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CRUISE BOOK: From left to right: Cox, L. Taylor, Ens. Raiter, Uebner, Tinker, Prewett The staff of a cruise book is unique among the staffs of regular publications,in that only free time is used to get the job done. The cruise book staff put in many liberty hours Working to produce a book that would bring pleasure and, in later years, fond memories to the men of the RADFORD. The distinctive art Work found on these pages represents the talents of johnny Cox and Larry Taylor. Photographic credit goes, in large part, to Bill Tinker and Fred Uebner, Rounding out the staff is the editorial department of jimmy Prewett and Ensign Eric Raiter. 62 Y 1
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HOMEWAIZD BOUND fA ,:'-Kee 1.Q'-if fun f ,X , 4 xx ASQ: ?i,w..w,- :Qi gl W i s ' N ., fx , f, M, . Q ,M Q 03, A .. va f, ,ci,E ff :fl w :Qisx .C s Smwgz ,fp-, '32, 4, I. l When we single up alongside our last foreign pier and fall in at quarters to leave port, there are ' ' l k many mixed emotions among the members of RADFORD s crew. Some take a long, last oo at Yokosuka, remembering the good times and bad-but mostly the good-and realize they will not see the Far East again. Others think only of leaving, and long for the sight of loved ones lining the shores of Pearl Harbor. Still others say a silent so long but not goodbye, for they will return- if not next year, the following. As the RADFORD slowly twists in the channel with the struggling Mike boats straining against her hull, we all re-live our own personnal experiences and cherish a memory or two. Whether it be the thought of a sight-seeing trip to Tokyo or a night on the town, the beauty of the japanese countryside, or the customs and traditions of the people, We all have our own memories to look back upon. Christmas in Sasebo, our encounter with the Russians, the arrival of our new Exec, . . , . . d the the man exercises in which we participated, the big storm, Station Ship Hong Kong, an Y many ports we entered-all held a special experience for each and every member of the Ready RADFORD. And so we leave japan, leaving a life that has become familiar to most of us during the last five months, and head for Hawaii-and home. Sayonara, WestPac. 5 61
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ARIZONA BACH Ralph R. SN, Tucson CROSBIE Charles F. SOG3, Tucson PHIPPS Iary D. SN, Gilbert ARKANSAS LECHTENBERG Anthony R. RD2, Little Rock FORE George W. MM3, Texarkana HOOD John D. SN, Monticello SUMMIT Floyd A. SH3, Sims BERTRAN Charles R. RD3, Arkansas City ALABAMA KELLEY Bobby D. BT2, Marion County MICHEALL William G. MMI, Florance CALIFORNIA DAFFER Charles A. FA. Modesto BRIGGS Gorden L. BTI, Eureka CHARLES Allen D. FA. Modesto EASON John E. FA, National City EMERSON Edward D. SN, Sacramento FRANCO Refugio QNMNJ Indio FREDRICEY Donald E. EM3,San Jose LEEHY Richard P. RDSN, San Francisco MOORE Leroy E. RD2, San Louis Obisco NAVARIZE Philip A. CS3,San Francisco PALMER Alvin O. S CA, Los Angeles REYNOLDS Robert NMN, RDC, LDS Angeles REYNOLDS Roger J. SN, Alameda TINKER William G. RD2,San Diego UEBNER Fred M. SKSN, Okland RAITER Friedrich E. Ens,Salinas MCMILLAN Robert C. ETjg, Los Angeles CARDOZA Joseph E. Ltjg, Okland CAROLINA BUTLER Walter M. MMCS, Wilmington BYRD Bobby R. QMI, Johnston County FENDER Robert G. SN, Sparta HALEY James S. SF l, Raleigh JENKINS Clyde D. MM3, Union PILGRAM Herman R. GMG3, Pickens SARVIS Donnie L. Jr. RM3, Marion COLORADO DIETZ Dennis N. MM3, Tainidad HUGHES Ora C. SM3, Flagler MURRY Larry F. RMSN, Longmont MURRY Michael R. ETG3, Longmont PREWETT Jimmie L. SN, Cortez DAKOTA GAYTON Alfred S. BT2, Selfridge HOWLING WOLF Paul L. FA,Elbowoods STRICKLAND Clifton G. Hot Springs DELAWARE Foley Lawrence S. BT3, Wilmington FLORIDA BENNETT Robert L. GMG2,Pensacola FERNANDEZ Joseph E. RMSN,Tampa ROGERS Raymond E. ETRSN, Miami SHAW Gary H. FN, Orlando GEORGIA GOOCH Lowell T. IC3, Jackson County HENRY Billy P. Jr. SN, Atlanta LLOYD Michael S. FTGSN, Jesup RICHARDSON Herman NMN, BM2, Volosta GUAM DIEGO Francisco C. BM3, Inarajan FEJA RANG Jesus A. S3, Piti HAWAII AGPOON Raymond M. SN, Hilo BUMANGLAG Richard A. SN, Hilo CARREIRA Patrick E. FA, Hilo CHING Cordell C. ETR3,Honolulu GANON Frances NMN, SN, Puunene Maui GUARD Charles A, SA, Honolulu RICKARD Kenneth A. SFP3, Lahaina Maui MINNESOTA BAUTCH James L. GMG3, S t. Cloud ENGEL Jerrold A. Kenyon OUIGLEY Kerry H. SN, Saint Paul RANDBY Lawrence B. SKCA, Odin Town Ship NATZ Daryl C. LT. Minneapolis MROTZ David H. Ens, Worthington NEW MEX ICO ALVAREZ Rudy NMN, SN, Las Cruces GALLEGOS Carlos NMN, Jr. BT3, Albuquerque GONZALES Frank P. SN, Agua Prieta Son HINES Lloyd A. SN, Fort Summer LOPEZ Raymondo NMN, EN2, Las Cruces NICHOLSON William R. GMGCA, Albuquerque WIGGINS, Richard O. SN,Clovar NEW YORK BACHOR William C. BTFA,Kingston JOSLYN James W. SN, Syrcuse LOUGHREY Darryl F. PC3, Syrcuse MAYS Donald V. FTGSN, Prattsburg SIETZ Brian S. SOGSN, Brooklyn SIMON James M. ETR3, New York SWANSON Bruce W. FN, Jamestown WOJTAL Edward L. III, Albony DAHM John H. Jr. LTjg, Tappan WIENMAN Barry M. Ens, Brooklyn WAGNER George Frances A. LTjg, Staton Island 63 NEW HAMPSHIRE THURSTON Harry L. RMSN,Exter NEBRASKA BRUCKER Steven N. SN, Omaha LEHR Steven J. SN, Lincoln POPPE Gilbert C. SN, Hardy VONDERLAGE Richard D. YNSN, Fremont SCATES Timothy E. BM3, Omaha NEW JERsEY JACKSON Nathoniel C. EMFN, Atlantic City DRAKE Ronald O. Ens Plainfield NEVADA CORRY Robert A. FA. Las Vegas OREGON HELYER Michael W. SA, Bent NICHOLS Larry D. SN, Corvallis PATTERSON Steven L. ICFN, Dallas SPEARCE Anthony D. SN, Portland SWORDEN Robert L. SN, Portland NELSON David J. Ens, Eugene PENNSYLVANIA NELL Kenneth P. BTCA,Castleshnnon HUDSON Douglas L. SOG3, Philadelphia LITTLE Thomas R. SOG2, Canonsburg BOROWICZ Alfred J. DC2, Erie KEHS Arthur L. L. GMGI, Easton MCCOLLUM Harold NMN, MM3, Philadelphia ORAWIEC Joseph D. SN, Windbur WERKHEISER Osbourne H. Jr. , Eastern LUTZ Edward J. Erie OHIO BOYLE George B. MM2, Alliance MCADOW Ralph E. MM2, Centon NORDSTROM Frank A. Jr. FN, Cleveland READD Carl D. SN, Jefferson Township SANDEFUR Paul William B. Toledo SPEES Brian A. SN, Lima TILLERY Larry C. SN, Akaron HIDY Don R. ENS, Daton WELDON 'William J. FN, Cincinatti PHILIPPINE GARCIA Antero P. TN. Aliaga Nueva Ecija ARBUES Emilio A. ENl, Tanza Cavite CARLOS Larry S. SKl,Crion Bataan DANIEL Rodolfo R. TN. Dalahican Cavite DAMALANTA Catalino O. TN. Asingan GANADEN Rufino P. TN. Manila MANDAPAT Santiago NMN,EN1, Olanapo
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