Radford (DD 446) - Naval Cruise Book

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1965 volume:

3' ' W, Lfkiiiniilfl 5 :sn-W,-sap L if, 1, 5 Q ..,f- ff- Wf 4.,x,, ., ,, , ,f . , wp f TMI it I he MM J. I x I v I 5 1 A f Q 9 1 9 , F 1 W I 1 1 1 A W 1- I I A a 'Y I f 5 1 1 1 l 4 1 J 3 4 ? -1 ,. A A 1 ,A . - 'J Yugi .L at w-Urn. 10114 5 A 9, Maw Qu A 'af s ' A ' if 'vc 0 :Ly , , , ag, an mv- , A env' W ' U' W' , V A '1 -.. u W., 15 Q M iv y M A Q dw -nw ' N A gf 'I ur ' 5, Q.. , 1 ,mlb J I q 0 ,,, ,b Q Q ei g 'Q ' nf- -if qlkiudibvwfv 1? 'Y' . ' ' 0-ad Y' v A my-' M ,L M ,qpausnf 1 if .. , l K .Q . 4 ' nk A m ' Q L ' ' ' 16 ' ., ,, ,.. 4 U 1' . im' Iv. 1 A - ' my 1, I -5 5 ' PM ,f-and I i fa , ,QL .KING Ugg A ' 12+ ijglsc '- in kd dffqnild' 14 ' , vga' , sw- , ,.. I' , , I . VL ' , ' , yy ,Q s ll 'C '5 THE RADFORD began her illustrious career of roaming the high seas back in 1942 when she Was commissioned in commemoration of Rear Admiral William J. RADFORD, Since that time she has had a record to be envied, one which depicts the valiant effort a destroyer plays in the multi-faceted role of protecting and insuring the continuance of peace throughout the world. RADFORD dparticipated in both WORLD WAR ll andaR:tp,eyeKOREAN WAR, and has a ditionally provided the Seventh Fleet in the far east with her full array of services whenever called upon. Being primarily designed to combat enemy submarines, RADF ORD alsoaparticipates in patrol assignments, search and rescue functions and a Variety of other missions which she is capable of accomplishing. All in all, she has aproud history, one that all the men of the RADFGRD attempt to live up to and perpetuate. .r'.r'J ,FF if Commander Warren I-I. Wettlaufer has commanded the IiAV1iVURIiF since the winter of 1963, 3116 111 that UFHG has molded the I-IUK KING into the mp ship in ltdestmyer Squad- yon 25, Awarded the Battle Efficiency IT in jlulv, vflus mam' otlmcr accom'wlishments ave a een f ir , r ' 'f --+ f e f ' h Hb 1d'ect lfi 'l ' tl' TCSUF O CfO1UINfa1UdQl Wc1.liIf,1uIrc,l siwLit.stzmd1m?gleildershipand drive. Cdr, Wett1aufer'S Naval Career began in lflfi-FS win-11 lie was commissioned an Ensign at the University ofCorne11. Since tlmttimc-, My has served on many ships amd has acted as Naval Attache at Gsio, Norway. Ile anim-s to me lq,fxlfy1fQRlJ Q1 fl'U1 ' Sewing as Communications Officer at the Office of the Ciliicf ml N:1vz'aI Hp,-mtimms, V h s S i I LCDR. Paul E Sutherland Jr EXECUTIVE OFFICERS LCDR, William W, Ferguson Q5 8 N 2 I NX X -1 it 'l . Q If f. .1 ' 'Q A , 'SNWYE 7. 4 C W ,, Q. ' ' 0 a -wi' 5gf',,-..f4fE'2 45. 3 1 W:-mv-,r-wi Q1 sf f A .,-ffgmfig, qi' - -y. Va, f H ' 3. f . ,,,fye,,,.f,w.f, A, A A ' Hrf Q'i-f:+'f,'J1.-.?',.ff F ' ' f hr ,,,K2:1M,A,A , -.V3.jQ,, ' 1579 'ff , N Q i JNL v - xv Olfynugsvti .., ,Q11in 1 f ff' ' W2 L PIM , S f af E c LT. Rodney G. Phipps Operations Officer LT, Gary L, Moe Weapons Officer DEPARTMENT HEAD LT, Edward J. Lutz Engineering Officer LT. James H, Perry Supply Officer 55 P070- J' Diamond Head, Hawaii's greatest landmark, K 5, a ,- i ' ,A Q in . NUIJ, Thousands pay homage to the men lost on the U.S.S. Arizona. The S.S. Lurline - - - some people have to pay. .DS Statue of Kamehameha. the great Hawaiian king. OFFICERS THAT LEFT US EARLY IN THE CRUISE LT J G Ronold O. Drake First Lieutenant LTJG Joseph A, L Worsham Communicator FIRST LTJ G James Hanley DIVISION here's the division that keeps the ship in tip top shape First Lieutenant they Chip and paint Mr. Hanle was unfortunatel handle the 111133 Y Y attending school and no picture is available for this publication. and Stand watches on the bridge L.: X . X 0 thev're all called boatswains mates and they are all in t first division A Bosogq IAAYE we Tv-AUWOI? 9: T AE. NIAVY il X is if Q-.... 51 Xe S ' Ig. C' ,sn X d 1.3 ii in 5 wx X . Herman Richardson, BMl i Valdosta, Georgia Roger Mansfield, BM2 Victor, Montana Frank Peters, BMC Highland Kansas N.-,I w..m.,,,K..,X Larry Nichols BM3 Brownsville, Oregon Ben Brown, BM3 d ' f Hominy, Oklahoma N-...Q E M? Xjg w X3 X Q1 Archie Dunsing Ukiah, Calif. J ack Gordon Sacramento, Calif. Harley Handel Sioux Falls, S. D. Arthur Hardernan Austin, Texas Gerald Hicks El Cajon, Calif. Harold lngle Morro Bay, Calif. NM , fn, sr A. A New t f S6 ' s-'iw sf' SW QQ? 4' J 55 C QSSXW yr Qgsff 4 :Aww Q if g'wNff 5? .EfxS N? Vs-'X Qfvlkswmr Xxx -. Ywffsvr W l X V ,gay wcfso X' vc ,Q X 1 Nmgax V , ,1,Q , .V , , ,,,., , . If AJ: V f 4 V ,V , A Z an Rudy Alvarez Las Cruces, Ray Agpoon N, M, Hilo, Hawaii 5 ,QM rc i F, M, J I 5 X A... iM..'14f 'fi 3 f Sidewalk Supervisors is ,KK ir , N N in V is 5 ,Jim , Mark Kidd Mountain View, Calif Phil Lazenby Nashville, Tenn, William Lewis Liberty, Miss, Cliff Locke Englewood, Colo. James Moore Lake, Miss, Melvin Perkins Center Point, Texas Bob Williams Detroit, Mich. Bob Granger Larry Nichols Bob Sworden Charlie Brown Mark Kidd Q X wif A f , , fm Q , XV I ff if if Q if 11 f ' e M' W j I , V V f 1 4 04' if A I , Mm, , .-M4 ' 1, y,w+v0 wW2- W A ' Nw ,Wynn I V f ,ml fr V, Wa, . Xjyfvgyfgwhw :,::- fw Wi,Wwz g 2 X , , V X' Z! , f ' nf 2 ,Y , X W f , ,M X , W A M 'f ,ww W f ,V W Q My fi ,f fr ,U W Z Maw xi f7'4 'W'? f' 'fM A Z . x A i g-. X M fa wx 6 ,, , M f'! 4 3, f f 12 thi Nr' ,G., If , t f?35i1Q:ffif:f K IQ --1 vf- QW. ff X, K M0 -M 5 .-M a r 0' I' l 5 5 i 1 n 1 it L SECOND our two 5 guns are the pride und joy of the gunneids mates and the director with its associated equipment keeps the fire control technicians busy all part of second division -.,. XX J , Wi o W' O 3-' Wi-RAT DO YOU MEAN OUP. ARMANENT REQUEST FxNAL.LY CAME 'rx-u?.OuC,i-t? f DIVISIQN Z 9 , ki ENS, James B. Ferguson, IH Gunnery Officer x J X50 if ,L 'Drum D, A, Webber, GMGI James Humphreys, GMG2 Mike Murray. FTG2 Vincennes, Ind. Addison, Ill. Coeur d Alene, Idaho E,E. Fought, FTG2 Toledo, Ohio Herman Pilgrim, GMG3 Greenville, S. C, R. L. Chenard, FTG3 Lawrence, Mass. Frank Manning, GMG3 Bassett, Virginia uf me f if s -se Q - R. G. Pazik, GMG3 Larry Cunningham, SN Ron Hulett, GMG3 Lansing, Ill. Bartlesville, Okla. Terra Haute, Ind. ,K -+2 i xh.x 1 X B. D. Scott, GMG3 W. R. Dalton, FTG3 Fort Worth, Texas CHIDSIOH, Okla. Robert Birdsall, SN Aberdeen, Wash. T , McCormick, FTG3 Albany, New York WK ,. . A X 5, me ,L ' 252- , if , Wx is nw i Hs. ZX N w, QMS . avg. X, wisp, i ,. Q, X SQ 1 , W N Xl xx Q ' ' x ,fl B, L. Leach, GMG3 Terra Haute, Ind, Chico Weeks, FTG3 Wadena, Minn. N f s f -. We s SQ' George Dietz, SN Dennis Ruediger, FTGSN Helena, Mont. Milwaukee, Wis. A I K 3 M sf: X f, ,WV r 5 . A Q nys ff- - if ' W . ., , X ' - eifx X . X , 1 .11 'Q 'al-0 W I N , X if MW' A if , M .1 me Harry Chissler, FTGSN Wilks-Barre, Penn. 'I 19 -E ' JV 2 Q K ' s rw L 45 g l V and papa bear said to mama What's wrong with mount one? bear . . . J I 1 'Q ' u ' 7 In that cast-, l'11 take my toys and go home, ....,,,f , X...- Whaf'S the hose for? Whose fishing une? Here we have a typical GM I thought I took the pencil out, ts af xvf raf. , -- 1 ' ' V ' ' QV' PYOPCI' Watch Standing Do you realize . . . Tunnel of love Short-timers bench I'm over here, Mary. Shined shoes I ain't got it, Chief Hey, it's a Mattel we ,f .-gn 'T LTJG Donald R. Hidy Dash Officer fi v DASH DIVISION drone anti submarine helicopter that's what it stands for and to keep this bird going it takes skilled technicians AT, ET, ADJ, and EN those are the people you'11 find in dash division !21..aa.w1' QQMITEIL-S AGIAIN! fs 3 Z ea A I EXW., ...f-' 5' ,fvlxffiul jpwfwl ? f William Thompson, EN2 Pueblo, Colo. udiww , ff ,WW X4 245 7 WKWWWWWZ , ,..,.. q,5 1 s gM,.f,Zm 1 it pf K X f i?ZwAQs,sf v WZ, W Bird's ready sf fy ! Marty Dixon, ADJ2 Floyd Ferguson, ETR2 Columbus, lnd. Lake CNY, F13- Douglas Hronncnborg, AT2 Williamsburg, Ohio 1' L l I 23 LTJ G David J. Nelson ASW Officer FIJI! DIVISICN beep beep beep that's the sound you'll hear in sonar when the sonarmen pick up an echo then the torpedomen get all set . . . just in case and that's fox division v l V? K' ,Y-v 4 f c 'Q 4 - Y Q99 ii ,J 0 4 ff' ',x ' by 1 ' J ,M I ' i 'Al ,J-Jlmxl Mgyftuf f fl 5-mtv M34 wake A new wemeou N Tue wmv. I Tw-NNW THE-Sf CALL vs uE.DG-El'90G'5 W 2' X, 154511 N ' 'JO 'ill ,M WW W, W f, 2 3 0 Charles Bradford STG3 Newport News, Va ey Z xx W1 Thomas Little, Canonsburg, ,, f ' ' ,f WW W! ow WWWWW f ST 1 Penn. 4 1 Sylvester Scott Montgomery, Ala. f Manuel Vela Houston, Texas fyy, Torpedo Gang Robert Bennett Pensacola, Fla 7 Affdlx ' V , . f. 'S ' Q ,f S 'X , Wx I - . - .sy X 1 sl gi, 1 W fx , ef X, Duane Brockett Ernest Partida Houston, Texas Delmus Greonlief Culver, W, Va. 'Robert Arceo Chicago, Ill. Springfield, Ill. gf? .. My Playboy collection i Romeo and Juliet 'L A On the Beach Hoy, brudder 6 5 F 9 W 1 . if in -- s-.X-.,.......f4 ,-.-...,.,..,,,, , .,, H WF.. -,y2'.5.M.- .f,afv,V.-1-94,1 --j 1fj j,lg, 5-1----fr 1-Av-.4. A,. .f .. .,,,Q .,,,m, ,,,,,Y 4,1 my-,P Y-WMM I vw Q- H' U V. 1 In o YQ 'JCI QLLL V.-if 3'.,f5f :Y-'f'ff1'1ffE,f .y W . ' H- I M 1 -1 if-3 5 ,yj 4.11: , V r.s.r.,.im,g, - '- ' - 5f '-'4f?Qm3. pr L-f5,f:.,::A1p-'iv-,ggi-t'3s, ,f- 2' ,wtf - -1'-If D , OI radarmen sure ENS Michael A, Nave . s CIC Officer 0 OS o 10' s BETTECZ LMA. A TM. lEPAx2u-AAN DIVISION information you bet that's the job of the working in the combat information center and good radar and communications all due to the electronics technicians because that's what makes Ol division '-N. 1 ENS David E. Electronics Materiel Officer Baker lg. ,M--4.-me , We 4, , . ,A i A ,,,a,., , ,Q ,,54g,?g,., ,g 1. '14, se 4 ,z.g,?,-, ,r ,, ,. . James Simon, ETN3 New York, N. Y. ,, x William Dempster, ETN3 Seattle, Wash. Carl Dahl, ETN3 Morton Grove, Ill. we to , Paul Brenden, ETNSN New London, Minn. Terry Bri gs, ETRSN Cambri ge Springs, Pa. '1a-,W f M Cordell Ching, ETR2 Honolulu, Hawaii Ill' le 2 ' mf RS, Q f 1 , ff I Walter Schuman, ETR2 Palo Alto, Calif. , ,f,f f Cf ' C , MQ I f f , f ' W 7 f X W i 1 - , A i 5 - we 5 'I ,, 3, 2 H ii , . -9 .2 1 ' 29 X - eww -af IJ 5 4 James hoster RD2 Baron Rouge La Cary Moore RD3 Iacksburo Texas William Bryant, RD3 Longview, Texas John Carter, RD3 Abilene, Texas Paul Aanerud, RD3 E1 Paso, Texas Qin. Thomas Tookey, RDC New Haven, Conn. IIB! William Hempeck RDSN Salem, OregOH Steven Frazier, RDSN ' Salem, Oregon Larry Tillery, SN Pell City, Alabama 'vo Foy Tillman, RDl Dallas, Texas ,f,,,,, , Robert Fasbender, RDSN Breda, Iowa Kenneth Blake, RDSN Washington, Pa, .Xi-.Q 9 if ,J K , f ,. V- Q, f N ,, 1' , W I William Capito, RDI Louisville, Ky. Walter Dunphy, RDI Bakersfield, Calif. 7 ff Q ' if MW? Q, ,MQW X 2 1 . -sf flf f 4 I Q? , f f J , J yy. M raw' X f Z 4 , 3 I J' ,f f , ,,,. L, ,, X 9, 'ff f Mi f f j CW, v Z -ff, 1 t f X , -ez I V OC DIVISIQN signals messages radios just about any type of communications you could imagine that's Where the radiomen and signalmen come in and then to keep the ship on the right course there are the quartermasters along with these you'll find yeomen personnelmen corpsmen and postal clerks all in OC division fa Q LTJG Mai-Sha11B. Comms !V -fi X X X Communications Officer f . Rx f X ...ff2L'V ,. ff , is fx YE T L -if :- fff --F' S-'N Q X Q fa H1- Cotuf-is , K-lewis -mn Messzxa-S , ew. .y -9 N if I 4 Q 1 L. I, as if 421, HHEYXrlRl.l.l.ll'SlUll, ilxg, NNI! 2, p 'W Q f I lzxei. i, Nvll, W Joe Ps-1'n.inrlc', MXH Tampa la 1,1 , K Larrx Xlurrziy, HMS Coeur d' Alene, idaho ' :Q '94 is 4 i ' C7 ff I I A Z2 I C fi Frank lnmon p S 'P Blytheville, Ark. ,, yff Jay Pearce , f Upper Saddle River, N, J, J M ,Tim f Torn Mendenhall f Detroit, Mich. ef-fp: Q, f hi xjzgllf-,fy Ulu! ',g,i11fgff,, X-,rla ll ,!,II, l+'yis',1u7:,i, VQA2 l'l'flf i'715f-,I-, 1139435 i -, , , ,.. I Upffxw' liowlffll, lf 1,41 l'f111P1,lllir1Ul9, W fdzefig, ' V fw ,QQ WWWWWWMW 'ff ,WM ff V ,f,W,WWWw Z f rf , ff,-W , ,,, f Wfmw Q ' WWW ,M ' MW 4 ww f f, f 7 W, f ff ,,,'M',! L qw ' gi? , X ,fu Q Len Craig Le Roy, ill. Cliff Strickland Hot Springs, S, D. Hal Danridge San Francisco, Calif. I if X A i t ix' R' S 1, jr 'Sf X A Q S tx Y gi X ik if ,N V S X l is 2 1 l i , 1 Q I I Q I i 5 A - . J! ff s If 5 I : 5 2 Y I I r ' -4 inf f , ' z , ,gg Robert I-lalvorson SM3 Bob Mcwhorr - . ' l ,er Phoemxi Am- san Lake city, Utah nil Bobby Byrd, QM1 Byrd Town, USA .lc:1'1'y Simer, QM3 Clentralia, 111. Gilbert Poppe, QM3 Ruskin, Neb, Ronald Bay, QM3 New Orleans, La, Norman De Sadeleer Seal Beach, Calif. John Scott, SM2 Madison, Wis. Karl Faulkner, SM2 Santa Cruz, Calif. Louis Buras, SM3 New Orleans, La. Bill Henry, SMS Lithia Springs, Ga. V 'Q James Worrel, Hlvll Yakima, Wash. 4 John Smith, PNI St. Louis, Mo. Kenneth Bondy Spokane, Wash. Roy Estes wr My Tucson, Ariz. ' 1 'K f Keith Simek Cleveland, Ohio Jesse Pederson Dallas, Texas Daryll Loughrey, PC3 Fulton, N. Y. ., HN' . - , p ' 3 ' ' K- f V 2 , ,. k, ,Z 4 ' 'V X X ti W 1 M w , ,jf W v fl uf What: bottle? Q-I X -X X That sure ain't Nebraska ei In . l ,v l i Q I i 1 l 1 : V 6 3 i 3 Y 5 1 5 5 'E Q .5 . L , v , Sip . a xuurnWvrkhvlm-1 NN 'IL' Q ' 11: M, ' P- Really? A Topless Bikini? X a,.f People to People Program Now where did I put Lhat chart? in action' BandM the letters stand for boilers and machinery and that's exactly what the boilertenders and enginemen Work with. . it's hot it's hard but it's important and a tremendous amount of Woric is accomplished by the men of B and M divisions X . ,Y it y Q- .1 f ,QMPM ,, ig, .4 W ,A 5.4 DIVISIONS f S f iw ss 41 f KLM Nut xy wswwse K 7 M5 Emi- 4 zvrzasfait 2 it ' x l A ,...,fmt 'Nui-Q ! ,. , V ,,,V,-w1w.afI.,.,,:.N,:,K,y,,,,m --'A ,,,,,,..yf hi, K. ..a.f,,.A,,, . , LTJG Horst Jeddeloh Main Propulsion Assistant Q . :,fn1Ln..,.. ,....,-.fx , ,, Www SUN A ,M w 2: 3 Sign, s ss NL-, t fg w. it X x X W' A , X Q X s 1 I X X X ' fy S QM X gl' x X N ,Q , Q X XX Xi XX XX S X X tix X QQ NR? X kiwi X ,. C, Parsons, BTl Spencer, W. Va, L, Shurgala, BT2 Wilkes Barre, Pa. T. Herman, BT2 Spokane, Wash, if S, W fws 2 W X:f3W'fiZ W, Bachor, BT3 D. R. Boiceville, N, Y, Wilkening, BT3 Canton, Kansas Franco, BT3 Palo Alto, Calif. Mor AQ' ,TM , 5 ,V,A Vw, ,, , ,,.x L K. B. Nell, Carlisle, BTC Pa, 1 j af LQ VV'Q':?3J V NNW? , D W, 'fy f JW f, l Q , X Mr, ,K , i , f ,yy of f , -15 ,W M, Lindquist, BT2 Proctor, Minn. X . N K ..-I P. H, Wolf, BT3 Emmett, N. D D, Benson, BT3 J . Wichita, Kan. Arledge, BT3 8 Crockett, Tex. W 74 , f My f X A . Q f f X QE WWWHQ V 0 if , e. .a v 4- V 43? ,ah J.: '-. .,, PNN af' ' Q ,Q - v T S ' . ,Mo +41 N2 Q 5 eff e ' . f X 1. s. X X X. A'Xv9 'f -. 1' Aw N13 x fy K J. Roberts, PN Bear Branch, Ky. G. Thuman, FN Botkins, Ohio F, Renken, BTFN Strubie, Iowa ff' , ' gf , X Z r , f A- W xyfjxx . in 'W i - fx J. ff fi A, Dillulo, FN ' o fa W Philadelphia, Pa, . y X, X Q w , - f X X f f f f R 5 M V 4 i f 14 C f if W Dfw? his X ff if f X aj Sl Q, , W X f X I J. Eason, FN J. Rowley, FN San Diego, Calif, Toledo, Ohio R, Zinser, FN Syracuse, N. Y. J f ,X . ax 41 Y F, Vargas, FN Canoga Park, Calif. D. Kuhnau, PN Morris, Minn. -'- wr - 4 ..... ,yv A, Castaneda, FN Oxnard. Calif. N M, X J. Freeze, FN , ,Wy Braman, Okla. 3554 , I A-fa f Y, V O VV, ,, ,,,. . ,, f Z: i f We fa. Darned lice Aw.- People to people I f . in . , 'Z M Miss KPOI x 1 X3 K 3 X x lx, 5 N .A a 15 ,, ' 1 11 I ff I .. I Take a shower! Who me??? i .,.,,..w- f, f WM V...- in P. Butler, MMCM William Mitchell, MMl John Hague, MM2 Gainesville, Ga. Washington, D. C, John Clark, MM2 Ascension Gonzalez, MM3 National City, Calif. Cottonport, La. ll t ...I Y 1 Gary Shaw, MM3 Roger Beary, MM3 Orlando, F la. Jamestown, Tenn Glenn Woods, MM3 Danny Fizer, FN Hurricane, W. Va. ,,,.4! '!A 0 ' A-A file MMl Donald Barnett, MM2 W. Peterson, MMC Brighton, Colo. Ralph McAdow, Canton, Ohio , M, X 'gt - , Hg I t A. W 9 J ,- , William Jones, MM3 Donald Williams, MM3 1, ' Wrentham, Mass. Gamerco, N. M. I 4 ' ' AA ThOmaS Moore, MM2 Daren Coutee, MM3 San Antonio, T was Huntington Park, Calif. .t .Y l X XX 5 - Q x :. Eddie Nunez, FN Q , x E3 Mesquite, N, M. i,, X Billy Henderson, MMFN R V Q Clinton, Iowa D R A 43 ,. ,1.57,,L, A. ,: . ,z , X, 53:25 A, My YN . it :x x NA I dug? lk I,3L.w,g, ,if-,1H,,-x1yvi.w:. if.. vi' Y,J,4 A i HF'aam'fwa-Q -1 'ff J , J ,Q V - 1 ' f . , Y V ' V Ai ' ,,, i,,, . fn 1 Say barkeep Military requirements The chief wants me? I'11 get the valve later. Y' in fi ? SMX X A S X N x Q fx k fi Q y gxx Sfyxx Q xl x N '.: X XX XXX ,X i K 1 s QA :Fx ENS Ronald B. Ohlander Damage Control DIVISICN joe's fixit shop that's what these men do you name it they fix it e1ectrician's mates ic men machinist mates ship fitters damage controlmen repair that's the key Word for R division Assistant X f o o in 0 2 f . fl X X f' W HIS 'rx-us T'-WE I WRQNCH You VFW! C VW WAN-reo , Sue? ' nf . -A .1 -f L., V-: Willie Burt, MMl Bogalusa, La. Q., X Emilio Arbues, EN1 y Tanza Cavite, P, I, Q Herbert Bird, MR2 lilectric City, Wash, kk 1 O 4 L. .x f Robert Corry, MM3 4, , f Las Vegas, Nevada I 1 'fv' LF Q F , , .1 ,- 1 Alvin llnunkwftixlla ig J.., ' Z S o ane as , P , s ,X John Campbell, EN3 , Los Angeles, Calif. tml--,. A! f - Q C 3, 4 J . l've got him snowed! If fif 1 , X n f i VV , A Melvin Scroggins, FN X M Q' K M Houston, Texas f X f , g S ,. H t 3 ' ,if Gary Starks, FN wwf: , , , ' ' M X , Ithaca, N. X. f l George Dimoff, FN ff 'Seattle Wash. gf ffffwf , L 1 'ifmy ,,f, V titt in C V f V, f'.f :: '3 f , ' ,'Q'f ane- -wg H ' - :N ?', f W- ' t . ffew-1-+M-mfwmw - M e ' ' 'fwfr' wmiialm :Q N N. X. 1 xx X N XXX X Q Q X X f 5 N i xi' S i'11 do your finger- 'll' nails next! lv, A R GAN i Kenneth Rickard, SFP3 LaHaine, Maui, Hawaii James Lombardi, DC3 Chicago, 111. Patrick Carreria, FN Hilo, Hawaii Louis O'Brien, FN Ithaca, N. Y. 'Q' if 4? 5 I N- ? x 5 i g, T S ul I i E 1 2 . Nz , f Q. si H ,-s g: 'X 3 , ff RP' Q .h X X X K John Davis, FN Azusa, Calif. 49 i ,..g1vrw-ve S-4.-1 WFQX' 3' 1--vw: l 'l ,gi ,lf il 221 '21, ll H li ls ly I lil, l 'Mi VZ ni Z iw ,112 H 1 fl ,. , r : .fi ill? it i - Ql. will Sill lil? lui ll li ll ll ' s fi gag ll ill if 1-2 'a 1 'Wa Eugene Schelfault, ICC Rock Island, lll. George Parsons, lC3 West Jefferson, N. C, Bob Prater, ICFN Aiken, S, C. William Burton Cleveland, Ohio IC GANG . - fe '1 X x A Q V 4 i two F' . l i , . -, D ' 35 ' V ooll q N 65' Q We x U.S. Navy fighting men M, 'Milf 6 s ,1 1 1 f if ,J mi I ww S, .3-,J Q TW' l Q- . if 5 Q A J s -fw- ml. X u v-mmniwf 'lil-5 juffmi ' ' A Q Zfgkv so ' ENS James H. Perry V I I Supply Officer f . , - I Q A P 4-gif' .gulf SUPPLY OFFICE 6 SUPPLY DIVISION service to the fleet these boys take care of those little things like . . . haircuts eating getting paid Washing the clothes or Corning up with a part that needs to be replaced that's the job of the people in supply division T H AT STQG4 NQMBEIZ 5672 54qQ2sQc::3f.2.x4 I y I - .,...-,.,-- -..My-,. .. . fK.J71? 'f Qgwgwibe Lawrence Randby, SKC St. James, Minn. Larry Carlos, SKI Orion, Bataan, P. I. 3 4 22 , x Q ga as S Q w f, W f 3 ix ff 3 , f E , S ., r.u ' I I 1 5 5 I I l 5 X ii, 'N . -X , Xxx' , Q igwx QVNA X , kx 3 , Gerald Croom, SHI 1 Keota, Okla. Mariano Villalobos, D141 X F Cavite, P. I. E 56 F 53 V A ' , ., ' T?5 .5.1'3,,'fV.,3M'E:V , -21315. v 4f .Y,15, xV , .1 ,W , Air, ,, ,251 wiimhw it msn' W- v L., :J L, N. , . . 1 Ni l Q rm 3 . S1 f g, E 2' CF, S . Q1'f as 'Kr I S X--1 K 1 WW' N x s James Alexander SKSN c011ensv111e, om. A1f1'c'Cl Dc'Wc'6SSL', SK2 Sherman, Texas Q1 ' X 1-X-U f M, , ' , 'M' ,Q , ,, l ,A ' 1 ff, I A ,I M , I, VV wwf' ., lf, f Z 3 ,, , AA,, T y H 'VVV ,, I i yf' W, , ' MMM' ff I f WWW , fi' ff 5' ' I 44 , , ZXMWW 'M W I ' , ff ww ff ZW' I . Merle Peters, SN Mercer Island, Wash. Fred Uebner, S143 Walnut Creek, Calif. Larry Doan, CS3 Tacoma, Wash. Charles Guard, SA Kailua, Oahu James Hall, SH3 Radrord, Va. Tomas Hernandez, CS2 Tamuning, Guam James Jordan, SN Brownfield, Texas Derward Large, CS2 Beloit, Wis. nl L 1310! 4 Gee, this is fun! Let's hide if! We have it made Sailor of the Month 1 - 1 1 l W I s 1 a H 1 N i . i N w l i H U 1. ri 1 L ,, sl I EE i I 5 Q M 1 i ' 1 64 I? gl , f , A 0 I V , W ff X f Q! V 1 1? in W Q'-qw ' f f X f ,gf Q? , , 4 f f f 7 4 ff K7 f' f 5 fx' Q' 4 , q, 'f fAf,A gy if ,, J-43' ix.-MJ Q ,km nw .,,,...w -..ggi V --Qwmvr 'Nrx ,-7' , zu.-el v -1 31, :Q -m,,Q ! 91? . X Q gsm, Jimi' ' X . '-' ', 'V 4:15 A K,' A X , ,. 'lv 1. 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'Hm- .,,un-Af Q-:QT -ab' i gwemu-,ri , L UNDERWAY REPLENISHMENT unrep il Seemed to some eithe 1' early in Lhe morning 01' on za sunday but that'S the way of the underway replenishment - , 1 -V ' 'e I .4'f'5B'1.'x,.' T 'W ' I 3 'gli I xxlai s ,Q-w L, .,,, W X X ' ? ' xv xx , , 2 . , f , 1 S 1 MMQQ1 fl Mm-..x.., inf I ' 9 ' , f 1 f .f ff ,lf X df , X A 1 ,, ,, F x Qff -nf ' f K S 4 f 1 'mx , , .X Av' X ,I f 3 X ff 'f ' f f' X 3 R 5 ,f , WC ,..' , -M f 40 , XX vw-.7 f our x Hrjrr -H f, .-V Y 4' rw' 1 Gllw A., annum! nf 4, '36 in 'law vgv' 1 lf I 1 4 A 1 E v X X Y ..1i741rj 'X 1-I-l....1 ! I E 1. 9: . , x a ! 6 E 1 5 1 Y X ', i .i v 2 li 'V L 3 QE, W-gl 'I .ix A lf! QQ! V : R , Q2 1 1' i ' HELD TRANSFER station the helo transfer these are the Words that set our hearts to joy . for we know there is a possibility that mail is on the Way when We set the helo transfer detail X ff ,U A, ly 4 A f f f ff ' , , f Z if W ,X f' fi' ' V ' J' ,Z f f Agfa f fix v?,ff1f? ff 4 1 ,f, ff! ,X X XX X .x KN X X X W ,W , W I Q Y , f 5 f Y i X Ni Af XX ts. NS.L XXXX 1. XL X N 1 X x X . ,X XXX L ,jx il K, 1 R . A s , q , 5 , l K What sign? ei X X N Q a F -A W as ' ' S Xxx 'X 1 3 . fg, a gs 'Qui ix AROUND THE SHIP Painting the A on the 108 QA' 'f 1 Vx , , 11 f t? 7 Eg V A Painting the E Ai Mein ,,y X, .ff fvlvibhnf. ,,, fww, . f N ,,. rig' :Y af, 'nf s,, ,X U, 4, , you'1l find all activity painting readmg day-dreaming . . . all around the shlp lx Q J gf.. F-,.,A7 X -- . Ns., ' A f-ii,-1' i. '- ,hn , . A ' AV ni V '52 , X -V X . if 1 ' 5: EX , X N ,ggi . V X ,,. .Ru x ,Q V. fg' Munn, 3' 4. ' M af N' v 3i'ki?s5If'f':4' , ? 1 nw.-45,1 K 57315 Q ' Q' ,MY xy- NN vw ilk-1 .W-ff' 4-44' nu Q Lg ...pv- NA A N A .yiv X F 'x xi ,w-Z, W, M, JN f' 05 'N 5? .M Q .SSX 1 Q . XS ' iq xm . W N X N X NW L, N M-lm x 1 E5 nk X N -x T -X.. U Xiixi Q fx Qi N 5 . xx .Qaf ww' 5. N Q, mc 68 I L. I THE QWWNM ORIENT a new sensation exciting but mostly different the customs and traditions are all strange to us but yet that's what makes the orient - '1.f X: iiffff 'X x , f .rs -mi THE PEOPLE DF THE ORIENT Coming to a strange land making new acquaintances their tenderness humbleness and Warmth all add to making life-long friendships with the people of the orient KK' V .1-, I if Q Nils www 3, mx' A WAI 41. an fx f xx X ' fd Q , W X ,gf 4 Y N X I g X x 4 fx .- X j,.,, x k hx Q '. R 53 -f 3 1 GUAM a quick stop on the way over just for fuel C25 that was guam Q1 i 4 1 1 1 w wi 74'-0, fff 'HilQ, NN, xx 'tw KAO-HSIUN TAIWA a friendly happy little city with places to go and things to do that was kao-shiung ,.wwM'm ' '! ' M M I v ' i WW SHIP' PARTY the annual event this time held in yokosuka, japan on a saturday and sunday dancing dining and entertainment all made for a great ship's party Nl and to make it complete huk king gets the rv rr G MW '97 X,- FN f EC n v 1 4 r 1 t. Sf F x q 1 lf , -'N 'fx ..-Q Jin I 'wing f 1 digg X . x W B 1 5 . .f .75- 'ig MQ A H af S 1i . I llhq -, U-'14 e Xin I 1 I I X 'Iv -,v VW f f,f,5,v , , lfffkfj 7 f ,xii , 4? f , Q Mx ,,,.,,-a-4.,.MWW Mm. W' ' I, V .V .A x X40 f X if .5 1 X 1 'Qui' ,N ,afn I i R ,, .3 1,55 1 ..,,, gf' , N, Xm- ..q A KV' f7 ' f g.x17,f7f.f 5 I ,Q ,, x A4f5...,,,v,,,fi,.n . , WW f mf ., '9 1 3 ,.f-f ar.- E if-xx Il 31 TA E,Aft 1 ie- Iglll Bok' I this cruise book depicts the Westpac cruise of the uss radford during the summer of 1965 2 it represents all ' the loneliness at sea the facets of navy life on ship and the happy memories of reaching a new port 3 it recalls an unforgettable experience of a land and people which cannot be described with a single Word N 4 but most of all it reminds us of the brotherhood felt by each man toward his fellow crewmate to make that summer of '65 Y 5 ICI-Il BON Q K'-fr! SWORT ' 1 ,-.mgfrff H. .W .-.. am ..,.,..,-ff-, . W.. 4,4-. n,g-n- rrgn 1 I ! r , f + ' I , ' 1 . 1 I 4 1 , V, Q 1 . I .11 1- , , .5 Z'-T, . Q A.-ln gjnf. 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Y,., ...,. if - - - --A- -f f-H I ix, :. - 1 , ' . - VY A 1 Y ,V k g Y ... ,, . , - --- - ' 1' I 'Effie' ,jf 1 D A-Sjfi ii if.--L-Ff , 55. f.-ii- Irfffili.- fj. -gli? ,---- J Uzanksgiving Day Menu WE INDIVIDUAL SHRIMP COCKTAIL CROUTONS CREAM OF TOMATO SOUP CRACKERS GREEN OLIVES RIPE OLIVES STUFFED CELERY-CREAM CHEESE RAW SALAD BAR ASSORTED DRESSINGS ROAST TOM TURKEY BAKED SMOKED HAM ROAST VEAL FRENCH FRIED POTATOES CANDIED SWEET POTATOES OYSTER-SAGE DRESSING GIBLET GRAVY CRANBERRY SAUCE RELISH BUTTERED FRESH CORN CREAMED PEAS AND DICED CARROTS FRENCH FRIED ONIONS HARVARD BEETS PARKER HOUSE ROLLS ICED RAISIN BREAD PUMPKIN, MINCE, APPLE, PEACH OR CHERRY PIE CHOCOLATE ICE CREAM PLUM PUDDING CHILLED FRESH ASSORTED FRUIT 5. MELLONS CANDY MIXED NUTS FRESH MILK HOT COFFEE CIGARS CIGARETTES I. E. DRUMMOND, CSC U. S. Ncxvy iff , Qggf J!Ei'2'iH'd 1Ef