Radford (DD 446) - Naval Cruise Book

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1966 volume:

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V , , 'ff My .fm if , ' - SS DFGRD CDD-4465 ' h d career upon commissioning in Juli' The RADFOHD commenced her distiriguis e , 1942. Soon after she was plunged into actionin the Pacific engaging in the Guadalcanal! Solomon Islands campaign. Throughout World War Il RADFORD operated in the front line as the Pacific lfleet advanced westward. RADFOIED was once again in the forefront of activities during the Korean War. Since that time the If.tDifQi?D and the men who have served on her have performed in the ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ll d on in the defense of freedom and fine tradition of the Naval service wherever ca e the cause of goodwill to mankind. ' work I? XIDVOIQD was assigned the homeport of Primarily suited for anti-submarine ' ', , . L Pearl Harbor in 1959 where her reputation and performance earned her the title HUK KING, king of the Sl1lHIllL11'lH9 Hunter-Killers. Today as in the past It XUl lJl3l5C0fltlIlllGSllP1'IlI'Ol1il tradition of outstanding service. A rescue at sea routine oscortdtitios, stzindingliyfor ai possible astronaut recovery or, as on this ffI'l11Sf?, the defense .md aid of an enilwattled country fighting to m.iintain its freedom,nornsiizter'11.111111-1olt,lJXlilwii-Olkiiitllwi' ifIlQSTTi-INN are ready to meet the unending vlizillrmges oi Ll cliangiiig world. , S Q X ,pm if I 13551 I 5 fizxx A 331' if' 5 51 ,fqsgf , '. I f ' Qi, CCMMANDING OFFICER Commander William I,,. Prange has com- manded RADFCRD since December 1965, coming to the HUK KING after serving as Operations Officer for the Naval Ad- visory Group, U.S. Military AdvisoryCom- mand, Viet Nam and for Task Force 115. Commander Prange, of Litchfield,Illinois, began his Naval career in 1947 when he was commissioned as Ensign at Purdue University through the V-I2 and NRCTC Programs. After gaining his commission, Commander Prange served in several ships, and staffs, including assignments as Executive Cfficer of the USS SHENANDOAH QAD-203 and Commanding Cfficer of the USS FIRM QMSO-4443. The captain and his wife, Bo, are the proud parents of a crew of fiveg Sarah, William, Ida, Kathryn, and Heidi, ranging in age from 15 to 5. ', N VA With his familiar clap of the hands and his LET'S GO! spirit, Commander Prange has lead the FIRST TEAM through a most eventful and memorable WESTPAC CRUISE, 1966.- EXECUTIVE OFFICER Lieutenant Commander William W. Ferguson has served as Executive Officer of RADFORD since June 1965. The Com- mander reported from duty in the Penta- gon where he served as the Assistant CNO Communications Officer. Following twelve years of enlisted service LCDR Ferguson was commissioned Ensign in 1953 as a member of the first inte- gration class at Officer Candidate School in Newport, Rhode Island. Subsequently he received his B.S. degree at the U.S. Naval Postgraduate School in Monterey, California. The Commander has had a distinguished career with assignments to a variety of ships- and staffs. His duties with RADFORD have helped make this an enjoy- able cruise for all hands. 'YZ' if f X 4 . Q ,, Z. f , i 4 f fi n fa 5' if M? 91 CR IEE JUL JUL JUL AUG 8L 6 AUG AUG AUG SEP SEP SEP SEP SEP SEP SEP OCT OCT OCT oc'r' OCT OCT OCT '66 0745 0945 0830 0600 AUG T 0710 1810 0800 0730 0815 1230 1400 0750 0830 0830 0800 1600 1000 0730 1800 0945 0755 I ., . Q ,, .num ' Underway For WESTPAC 31 OCT Moored Yokosuka Harbor, Japan Underway For Sea Of Japan Encountered Russian DD-022 SLDD- 1 NOV O66 During Transit 1 NOV Moored Sasebo Harbor, Japan Ships Party Underway For Yankee Station Detached For NGFS Detached From NGFS, 200 Rds. Fired K ' Moored Subic Bay, P,I. K Underway For Kaohsiung, Taiwan Reported For Formosa Patrol Moored Keelung Harbor, Taiwan Underway For Formosa Patrol Moored Kaohsiung Harbor, Taiwan Underway For Formosa Patrol Moored Kaohsiung Harbor, Taiwan Underway To Investigate Submarine Contact In Formosa Straits Moored Kaohsiung Harbor, Taiwan Underway For Yankee Station Detached TogAssume Support Ship Duties For President J ohn s on ' s Trip To Maylaysia Anchored in Malacca Straits Underway p NOV NOV NOV NOV NOV NOV DEC DEC DEC DEC DEC I , anne I 2000 0616 0855 0900 1235 0920 1745 0800 0444 0930 0800 0815 0945 0715 0800 0800 Davey Jones Arrived And Spoke To The Crew Concerning The Crossing Of The Equator Crossed Equator Longitude 106 00 E King Neptune And His Court Arrived On Board King Neptune Took Temporary Command Of The Ship In Order To Properly Initiate All Pollywogs ln- to The Solemn Mysteries Of The Ancient Order Of The Deep King Neptune And His Court De- parted The Ship Moored Subic Bay, P.I. Underway For Yankee Station Reported For NGFS Duties Off Coast Of Viet-Nam V Fired Our One Thousandth Round Of NGFS Underway For Yankee Station Moored Hong Kong Harbor, B.C.C- Underway For Yokosuka, Japan Moored Yokosuka Harbor, Japan Underway For Pearl Harbor, Hawaii Moored Pearl Harbor, Hawaii End Of WESTPAC'66 After 164 Days With 116 Days Spent At Sea WEAPG DEP RTME Lf k-N LT Gerald L, Moe Weapons Officer www W f -- S' YM' ' W , ,ff , 4' fX,,hZgiVwA ' f W ,ff , , 'milk FIR TDI 110 .4 W' X , w xx V V x. ,vjff 53 .V X X 1 x 1 .. .ygts . ENS Douglas D. Vaughan BMC E1-dman D. Oldervick First Lieutenant Q9 LTJG James J, Hanley Departed early in the cruise One look at the RADFORD is enough to tell the story of First Division. Always looking number one, it is First Division who keeps the ship looking this way. As well as making with the paint and sorapers, First Division takes care of the ship's boats, handles underway refueling and replenishment and provides manpower for such diverse jobs as helping man the gun mounts and bridge personnel. All of this in addition to generally Bustin Buns and keeping RADFORD the proud looking ship she is. + X X W .. I X AMS X k' M 18 v sk Valdosta, Ga. Brownsville, ff Q, 5 ,P ff, I S si gf K-wa-e 'wf:f f if 2 A I . , x 1 S 'N 4' 1 l 1' 'KN , X .X 3 is X , Wk , . ggi 4 S4 1657! gt ' ,V ' , xW IW 4, ,f 7 X W W 3, ,- I 5,9 W X C , , W, WMV yflfd, 07 , ,Z ,ff BM1 Herman Richardson BM2 Larry NiCh01S BM3 AI'Chi9 DUHSUIE Ore. Ukiah, Calif. C 4'-X, J' ' I ff 1- wb? fgqf ia L,Q,tX, ofa 2 x +R . -,X ,- ai -ual .K BM3 Harold Ingle SN Jack Gordon SN Mark Kidd Morra Bay, Calif. Sacramento, Cal. Los Altos, Cal. Clinton, N,C, ,f lf C SN Ellis Aman SN Ed Collins SN Jon Day New York- N.Y- Muscrat Creek, Minn. .MQ iis,i 42 xi' SN Roy Estes Tucson, Ariz. SN Don Hudson Reedley, Cal. Q' 1 9 1 'H W sw. A fi- if U if f is A S' f- aa., 'AV' ' Q it 4 if fr 1 to ,,,,w..,i ,, , f, V 1, , N Vg 1 4 Y' X X F Q X Mem EES? 1 z at Sf. iv'-4 -.-.aging ,, A vt , T ff 6 Q f , 1 , 'I X 'I . fiv- SN Ron Wall Sparta, N,C, Nfl ,, I ,Q 5 KS! 7 f g f Z X L fwf ' , 7 Z Y M f ,af , , , H, f f 4 'ff' , sg 0, xy A! , A, fi 7 in fx I ips SS ,xii .ami ,xx SN Terry Foos San Diego, Cal. SN Birk Lowrie Oakland, Cal. y -----.............,,,., ff of SK SN Gary Wasson Salinas, Cal. 'K r wfif' ' Q4 f X f: H gf: x ,W ses sm--' ,gf SN Weldon Freeman Tahoka, Texas SN Keith Simek Northfield, Ohio f xx ,5 5 Nag WI! SA Billy Austin Buckeye, Ariz. .mf SA Lem Batten SA TONY Chong SA Leon Colson Honolulu, Ha. Warner Robins, Ga Q ? ,H A Sw X' ai A, 5 A 'E 'Kwik if 41 .ya , if f , if... SA Larry Dean Buckhannon, W,V, SA Roland Hachey Lewiston, Maine SA Ruben Dias Kaneohe, Ha. SA Gerry Hall Redoak, Iowa its xi, V Q PM-A Xx- zg X he 9 0' !qv X P SA Art Hardeman Austin, Texas SA Jim Lancaster Manor, Texas SA Phill Payne Gainesville, Ga. 4 A 4 1 ,ZA f ,f X, SA Russell Heinlen Delaware, Ohio SA Harry Martin Gainesville, Fla. YT SA Gerald Hicks El Cajon, Cal. SA Mike Norrington Lakewood, Cal. SA Mel Perkins SA Bob Pfeifer Center Point, Texas New Y0I'k, N.Y. y f f W A , 7 V 1 1 ,fy ff X f, 3 5 4 , fa , -Hr Q L i 1? Z n a ,P ,Q -V f XA V , f I 'X Q Q 1 M . f j , , X-.. SA Charles Thomson Belmar, N.J. SA J1m Wyant Waipahu, Ha. an f , 1 Hey, who tied this granny? ,.. ssss wx? W rf., .S- ,Q- So you want to get tough huh? f 17 ff N -552 x Q Q X , ew YWS ey , gh M m-X ev , x A genre. of A X . .W X K , , 1 v e J KRS 3 s . ksdw xx 555 e Y E of X J Receiving fuel W' ' f 7 If , V Q X f f 4 7 f7ff ff? wil' emo' WXWV -X f - W no 0 XWeTWW,SffA X geo , S M N45 fwsff 4ge' X Ofiwmfy Xie, N gpm A 5 XLS4, gjfy X X X MT QVRLQWS f? X we if QQ? AW Q ff SWS' 479. - X! it f X f X X u Z f 4- 'V 2. 7 f, , X x Q ' ' , y f Q9 -gg ff ,I Z1 N 1- ' Q ,W Q f Z X wi D f - S 45 A f f' f ff ff? 'SQ ' 'lffwff X, M V' . o Z f I 4 0? ,vi ' 1. 4 ' 1' W 2 2-4:42 'W ' f ' no ' ' . . 2 4, ,' W Grunt r A' 1 Cv-1 -A , r A0 Lets play King the Mountain ECG D DI 110 f , N:p-ff: f 5,'-Wifi? W X A xl if 0 ' 2 N4 K ,W 4 , W ' My 1 X 7 W f W Y i x ' , Ne-..,X,, I , P Q'-W - e 5 K X 4 H se X ' X Q, s Ne ,f wg X ,,,, jf I f 4 ENS William G. Turner GMGC Dewey A, Webber Gunnery Officer H-..v..,,,,...w.n-v f ,,,..n-ve' t ,,,,,.:wM,,.,.-N... x WA M,,,,,,if Gunner Our Gang Second Division doesn't show off much around port, it seems like they just twist a lot of dials, work in those mounts and paint a lot. But when it comes time to shoot, the Fire Control Technicians and the Gunners Mates get going. This year they really had the chance to show their stuff as RADF ORD saw her first combat gunnery action since the Korean War. Gunners Mates also take care of the VDS and the MK 108 rocket launcher helping keep our HUK status up to maximum. 'lSi Q: 'qi Q i I ls if fy, Q X X N X 1 1 ff if X f' 1 ft K fry J' sf 15 2 Cf ' W 1 :WW fx 21 if 21132 1 5' , fo 5 f sv! wif! , 3, 1 ' f wmv, , 1 N9 NW f I fr , ,ao . - ms.: X ,,,, FTG1 John Chartier GMG1 James Humphreys FTG2 William Dalton Springfield, Mass. Addison, I11. Camemfl, 01419.- !, 5 5 'ew Lawrence Ernest J2.I'I1eS H3.ITli1tOIl Gary Pazik Johnstown, pa, E1 Paso, Texas Lansing, I11. FTG2 John Schleicher GMG3 Bob Birdsall GMG3 George Dietz Borden, Ind, Aberdeen, Wash. Helena, Mont. WY NNN ' v' U i GMG3 ROR Hullett GMG3 Bernard Leach Terre Haute, Ind. Terre Haute, Ind. GMG3 Sylvester Scott GMG3 Manuel Vela Montgomery, Ala. Huston, Texas 3 P' gl M FTGSN George Campbell Huntington Beach, Cal. a,, ,,,,, FTG3 Craig Meinburg Los Angeles, Cal. SN Jerald Adkins Bellevue, Neb. h,,,-ul X- S 1 S V 1 ui ,f J ,xy SN Mike Dvergsten FTGSN GUY Jacobs Winona, Minn. Gladwin, Mich. arf' , A X xx 4 FTGSN Dennis Ruediger Milwaukee, Wisc. FTGSN Mike Nelson Indianapolis, Ind. SN Albion Stiles SN Hugh Skinner I Claremont, Cal. Emporia, Va. n r , Q! wi , V f,. f N4 l W X wf 'V , 4 Q f ' A y N, Q ff, M -WU , x ,W f , f i , S S , fm Tiwf, if f A , f f j sw, Q , g,,,QQ?-ZS W M, az, N' X Z I Xjf '4M w.Sffii9'i W 1 F W, i Q ky-T J IW' jfs Wrfwml ffviffif-'W-Ur' il -s -f N V' x ,ffrxwffw 9' -V' f--X f J -X ff X . 5 ,l ., .ww-+fJXqv'W SQA ,, , ---........,,,,,, f W N W S W N Wx l f ANZ. T Azv abgq- , . i WSW' ,, - '. S ,f A of ji? Sfmwf S' X , S kwfif? p. if X ' g WH 41 wvffwm 'J X1-e.4,,.: ' T w ,. 1, W X' 5 f--WW W X N, 1 ,. fwuwvf wl X ' Q , 4, : v,w-A up ,lf WY' was 5,w'lf,,'N S - : ' . 4 ,, W' . -.fm - 1 - s f 2-a , M, , ' .,,,sf.f-- li Q 4, EQ of f,:,K...m'8Q:x 33 . K. Q, Q , an -W. ,MQ K. 1 wy- V W , ww J, , l .. - Vx A .L-wf.. f ,ff f , 5 fl X :gm , ' S 7 M SW T Lk' , a . X, ,, So m N, A, , , 7 or - ,mn X .- , .Xu X- . - J.-',M ' ., X 1-Vs-S X' l S fx-Nfffm i ll, ' X f '1 'X vu ., l 2 ' ' ,i f SN Brian Russell Los Angeles, Cal. SN Greg Sworden Portland, Ore. 19 ,,,,,l X N Q or H an ' S I , , Say, who suggested W wi My 0 X A I 1' I ,, . 'S ' ' . 2 'Q , 7 , , ,. S Jump rope anyway? W! A 7-wa., yogi' yf , I I f . CMM, . 1 l 1' l M ' . S' -1 1 i ' , , , a N S as E -- Y 36 Would you believe Killroy? A nl W Y N X , ,. ,.,.o a . h A hx 113 Y-6. ,. - , mn. .kr , :., xl . X K ,gu m 1- H., ' , mf: X K . S-.., ' X if un 3? is --9. A Y?-. 4 Z' 2 K '. 7, 'N ' , ff 1' 'Q 'A P5 ex , . x , Q it , , if QFVXX is 'ii' . ,L 2: 433, .,'X:y-F.. -V xr ,, I.. Z E . Q? Ax-ni 'lu Y 'Y XR It H I l 'rr ' su 5 't Q5 S V 'J Let's see, 2 +2 is 23 T ,M W xy sg W N Qi 39,1 2 SZ sw- . I hate washday VDS, a delicate piece of equipment ,J Q ,ff t ' f What a lousy way to get some sleep The Thinker I X .fi ML, ' - , 'K My finger is stuck T., in T , if. A W .M it is y d X 1 . X S That's no FT S!! 325 in if ii ii if if lf N5 N5 if H! 5, NN, 4 It tickles . A , if ' 'Cf' . - T NNNK Q .. . --L J' T 4 N, ' M4 lf A f ' 'f I 'Z , Nl 7' V' f 5' X isa Ls 3: .K 6 'Y' Va, uf X xxx- Anybody have a paper bag? my next number . OX DIVISIO x 1, ff 1' df F' Y' 2 Www za-fm LTJG Michael w, Bordy ASW Officer I x A Fox Division keeps RADFORD the HUK KING. Sonar has contact and then the word station the ASW attack team goes out. They continually keep awatch- ful eye out for that illusive enemy the sub. Fox Division is comprised of two rates the Sonarmen who hunt the subs and then give the go sign to the Torpedo- men who have the Sunday punch to kill the sub. When you say Give Em , Fox Division is ready with the works. TO P SECRET BT on deck X mn ,mis ,swrs Sa I siix iaizfipfix M My? ' ST1 Carl Smith Reedley, Cal. 47 ,,f fav?- :W . as QQ L fy Q, 5,4 , 5 QQ ,L cf if Q W rf -4 ws 1 i rd, r , - ,,., If I I 52, X , STG3 Dave Aga Ridgeway, Iowa 000 in 0 Qc 0 0 TM3 Duane Brockett Springfield, I11. ooo if 6504 f f QQQQQZ cw V4 000101 1 1 f 47212: STG2 David House Bay City, Mich. 4-Q, y f ' X A I ,Ji 4 f MW , wx I V, 2 I f 1 K f Qfd ' , -A 2 fn ' - Q, fs 2 Q Q 1' , ',,.. H .mf X V .v . , . .x s 'ff f ff ' If N f 4, g , , ,rv , ug' -u ' ,'1, Us 1 ' 5 fv- Sf , 3 1, , 44? .551 Xfiswusi NL t 'E gg X Z--s TM3 Bob Arceo STG3 Charles Bradford Chicago, Ill. Newport News, Va. STG3 .Cal Cline STG3 Fred Haubner E1 CQJOH, Cal. San Leandro, Cal. Q , ai is STG3 Sid Morkert STGSN Ken Bickel Leeds, No. Dak. Fort Collins, Col. STGSN Rich Fahringer SN Ernie Partida Toms River, N,J, Houston, Texas i f W ' W, ,WW-fa-.,. ,M f , fm R :ur 'f SQ ,SN wx ,I iilxililf W' i,.....: . 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Xsxx DASH DIVI I0 N fvwwmmwfswvrw v Ag y ,v , fanny f f rw 1 , sv 2 , if 5 A Z 2 .w w W , f , f ,L 4, w 1? , y I 4' , ,, '- , W V j f ' fy ,QW ' an , fff' 5 ,, , 9 if X My A W A x. ki R Q , A 1 ff LTJG Michael A, Nave Dash Officer Q gl S Q ,M G' 3 Q F' 8 Nr? X -N, Rx , Q - f wk .lg -N W Composed of several different rates, including Avionics Technician Enginman, Communications Electronics Technician and Jet Aviation Mechanic, the men of Dash Division work together with the overall aim of getting that Drone Anti-Sub Helo up in the air with the capability of delivering a torpedo gn a target, preferably a submarine. Dash is one of the special systems aboard RADFGRD that help make the ship the highly effective anti-submarine weapon that she is. During this cruise Dash Division got so hot one day that they decided to fly Pig and Charlie simultaneously, and didg pos- sibly a first in dash operations. ,1 .bf-' '-'-' 'arr- -xxx ,...--- W.:-A 5...-L 'S' F4- 513 N I? X , EN1 William Thompson Denver, Col. ETR3 William Keen Kansas City, Kan. W . 1 ,, ,X H 9' 1, if ,f , wma! .,, 1227, If f 1 Y .4 G ay, ,f Q X 1 3-71 4, 7 ' ff ,,, ,Z as ' 7 7 ,, f-4 ,f , AT1 Jack Files Waco, Texas SN Ken Arnold Great Bend, Kan. Q ADJ2 Marty Dixon New Iberia, La. SA Larry Johnson Fairborn, Ohio V fi 'Ba Just what I wanted N Next Stick with me kid,I'11 make you a star H OPER TIG DEP RTME T Q.. Q...- 0 LT Rodney G, Phipps f' Operations Officer ff UC DI I IO in If Q-I , i Xi S: i X ik LTJG M, Barb Collins SMC Alvie O, Palmer Communications Officer Q l is Communications you want? OC Division has it. From the mail we all look forward to, to radio and visual signals, these guys handle the job. But communications is only a single facit of this talented division. You think maybe you haven't had enough shots lately? Well Doc is ever ready with a full selection. Next the ship's office takes care of the administrative tasks and then there is navigation, after all we do want to be able to get homeg right? To handle these jobs requires Yeomen, Personnel- men, Radiomen, Signalmen,Quarter- masters, Postal Clerks and Hospital Corpmen, all found in OC Division. UKUMEH U5 .3 Q---S., 1. .-. ,i 1, nassaui' -e1 1'K ' '-' f .ls lg ,U- ,ry ,, ff' QW HMC James R. Worrell PNC Arthur D, Cogswell W 8 Q A 1 QM2 Jerry Simer QM2 Ron Bay Centralia, Ill. New Orleans, La. ,xt QM2 Gilbert Poppe Ruskin, Neb. 34-J QM3 Joseph Slivka QM3 Robert Whelan QMSN D319 Swenson Larkspur, Cal. Houston, Texas Qcanomowog, Wise SM2 John Scott SM2 Karl Faulkner SM3 B111 Henry Madison, Wisc. Santa Cruz, Cal. Lithia Springs, Ga ss W' F t n fs ,, S 4 l u ,ff wx ,pr tw' SMB Bob lNlCXYllOl't91' SM3 Kerrey McConnaughey Salt Lake City, Utah Detroit, Mich SA Richard H2111 SMSN Jimmy Black Portsmouth, N.H. Hays, Kan. X ,Q -. ff f fr Qi , , X sus , , ..,., A L- X . V , V, ,ws- fe A X stww, -wa fs Qs X40 4,,f Sex x xg 3 x-S X Qf Exam W M wi f f swf e X gf f S, Q Q X fs, ,, , S M f t 3 , 3 ix 1 1 Q 16 .ws Q , ,ff Q 1 55 AA, ,1 I fl vf wg YN3 Mike Ullon SN Dale Olson hh SMSN Norm Richards So. Hamilton, Mass. YN3 Kenneth Bondy Spokane, Wash. 5 W e ,Q f , f ,inf ,J fl 11 KQV 'WZ f , WW 'ff f 0, 7 A X j X f V4 f K xp Q , f f Va N f Z X f I if SA Don Zygas E tt Wash. State College, Pa. Costa Mesa, Cal. Vere , 5 f MW If I v,,fZ I x S Si W PC3 Wayne Lillard San Jose, Cal. N 2 1 ,M-sf A, A Q 3 xi ' Xi , 2 , S x ra X V : I li 1 s 'Q 'li x ,A 'X , ff r 'X , X, WH i , X S, 1 x Q - ' f , 3 X f f wwf fxxh 1 , Q1 Q, V 5 , fi ff AW ,x K X, f ,:. f ,N ff 1, 14, x ,Q ZH? K' - 4 ff 5 gy' , , 7 in Q? ,Zi I S ,Z , ,M gf ' A ,M ,, 'ff C, 4. RM1 Harry Chevalier Hot Springs, Ark. RM2 Joe Odom Hattisburg, Miss. 1 3 2 HMSN Jessie Pederson RM1 5955 Mendoza Dallas, Texas Eagle Pass, Texas -s ll RM2 Gene Boudeu RM2 Harry Thurston E Pana, 111. Exeter, N.H, l Q RM2 Walter Jespersen RMB Tom Mendenhall i KiHgSf0H, Okla. Det 1-oit. Mich. 1 I 2 Q lc J:' 'mi RM3 Jay Pearce RM3 Dennis Badore Upper Saddle River, N,J. Scotch Plains, N,J. RM3 Len Craig RM3 Cliff Strickland RM3 Frank Inrnon Leroy, Ill, Hot Springs, Ill. Blytheville, Ark. llffwf 1 3 3'i'4i-dw-4.,,,, VW ' wc RMSN Steve Webber RMSN Harley Handel Los Angeles, Cal. Sioux Falls, S.D. 4 f MO Yeah, marbles. Want to play? f f X f-.,, Mr., X x ffnvikyf f f.Xw. f Q MX WX, ,X A ul! f -Mwasnff.. vis Q, X fa 9-QXWXQ4 Www-XW. fi, X ..,,f9l?!3X0 .'ffx?Z:fu.Qf 'X X-wgy. fXaXWs!fXWXWXX, .M V X X fwfwf, ,, fX X Mbwz XXQWXQZX ,X,'ffS!Xm.., wff'-WXw.fX f f XyX.. X, ,WSWsyXy MMXWU X ff f - xg . X ' SWF Q V f' N yx ' V W - f Z. M, fi ..,.,..,.. X X .,,, 2 .,,, A X 4 X. , f. ,Q ,, X . .1 f ,.,,,,!Qi-,, ,., V. f U .X,f 4 X. X .4 f A v 12 , M WX f .x , ., X .1 y 5, x ff x . - , Si,-XX In W N 1 fg.X ' f Q X ' ., . 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X2 4-x-Zgsvf .fy 'Q ZWX' 'Z X W W Q 11215 5 , 5 I 'I j 2 . f ' ff 1, x if f44?S,1g,q. , ,f W W7 , ' If ff ffm lf 2, , M2 .- - f2 VA ,w ff fx, , , A. .,f , X' , , A , . VZ V A Fl., X, 1,27 , ., Mix M SWLW ' W 4 f', . 5,6 M. f ' f '?f'V.'?a,5'--if f' fix X, Vg Qjyw , ,iff 5 f' .' ' My Az.. ,, X 7 , f 1 fg.-igme I WMM 4 ff -4 buff... LTJG Michael A. Nave CIC Officer 38 ' From that mysterious dark room lo- cated behind the bridge known as the Combat Information Center comes the accurate U5 word so necessary to the tactical conduct of the ship. Employing all of their knowledge of maneuvering board, charts, codes, the positions of the planets and black magic, the radar- men look into their crystal balls, known as radar repeaters, and come up with alliof the answers the bridge needs to know. If something goes on the blink, that's when the Electronics Technicians step in to keep that gear in a Go status. ff X ,Www Nui !' f 'I f W , 'V ' ETC William F. Burke III Ens. William T. Mayfield EMO 5 f f Z 9 X Y ZMM f Wy J 4 , few 4 7 X X 7 f K M ff W f , f , 1 f . , ., . f f f f , , , f X f X 9 X W f f ff , ff W' 1, ,, A , ,, f ,g ,pf-,yf w My .4 ff Q, f 3 M, ' 4 1' V u f ' ,fa V ,' 1 -,ymw , ,, fu 6 - X I ,ff A f pf! X' 'j' 'Wol f ,IA ' of ,f , f fp' ' ,Q of o, f , 5' 'Vwi X , ay o 4 . of ,, RD1 Clinton White B kersf1e1d Cal Middleburg, Ken. an RD2 Harold Tompkins 11 Cornersvllle, Ind RD3 Robert Fasbender Breda, Iowa 5 3 ,Uma J v:::?!! 'Q fn 1 ,g,QN. x W, K Sz' M, ' . aw -'fwvn , ,t RD3 Steve FI'21Zi9T RD3 William Hempeck RDSN Walter Coet Salem, Ore. Salem, Ore. Thornton, Colo. RDSN Ernest Hobbs RDSN Robert Hyatt Davis, Okl. Yellville, Ark. mea vifflfsf R 4.1 '4 RDSN Thomas Migneault RDSN Richard Mora Fall River, Mass. Fremont, Calif. fff, f JW! ,ff i ' r A iq? RDSN Ronald Morrison Duluth, Minn. S Q X J . , f 4 xi s n r RDSN Thomas Ness RDSN Jerry Newell RDSN Mark Robinson Lake Oswego, Ore. Ocala, Fla. A159211 Ore' ET2 Donald Brunetti ET2 Michael Orth Woonsocket, R.I. Harrisburg, Pa. ,giwfaw ETN3 Paul Brenden ETR3 Terry Briggs ETR3 Larry Davis New London, Minn. Cambridge Springs, Pa. Powell, Ohio fdl ix 'viilfi i'llh Q wt- fa ETN3 John Craven Abilene, Texas ETN3 James Mooney Pittsburgh, Pa. Z X 'O I C , , 5 f X4 V f Q sl f eg gggggg 44 Q X . 4 - X, 1 ,'f X I A X , V , 2 f 1' g X 4 4 0 'A , ETSN Peter Tewes Corpus Christi, Tex. fx f fx M f it N M VW f f gr r QW, -K 4 1 it Q Q yr WS-ms. ' Mx ' X ,swf t ,Q rf 'ex ' 5 1 'fa-S X, 4 'ks Ny! AWE QW' MM, Q, Ut X ,,, w X i X, ETN3 Larry Hurst Everett, Wash. SN Norman Hurst Everett, Wash. ETN3 Homer Stanley Augusta, I11. Nm 1 Xa I X XXQZSQ xx XW X! X if sw , Q 1 X0 fy Q02 W at W , X wif 1 S X' Q X' ' '53 if X gs X Q 7 i ETSN Brian Young Scituate, Mass. ,sf ZZ gf J 1 M f W1 W Qs X ln do fix X... N WNW X ' ' w .ww ,W ff? ,, ,, -f,,,a i f Q ,M 1 Q. in Hu W, W, . I Sea stories A I my XSW f The gang Giddy-UP Killer , frustrated g'unner's mate Moonlighting Now I want you all to notice on this carrier how.... Z ,NBAN- a-is Nfl Flyaway in the 3rd pays 4 to 1 Maybe now I can eat lunch without bemg interrupted 4.N F Zi 'yu-. White, how many times must I tell you 7 'iff 3, tm? ...f Q it , , A I S 'I I . ' if 1 www? Msfsx X, Qu Qt , 'Q , fron! V if- My K 6' , x -f.. s., L ef' U f wg 'mf , W . fi x ' i 4 ' We need a fourth for bridge 4. ,,. f fs P X . , F. W ' ?J?ksf1w -: ' , gfwyf V, h , , A 2, 7 W , f. , I , f 5' 7 1,9 ff M 4, -I if 4' X V , sc lk L I 41' W, ' , 4' , . Holiday routine Now I just take this thing and stick it in here somewhere W 4 f 2 , ? 4 f X 5, X Uk.. Q i ' X Uniform of the day ,Na .N Sun worshippers '7 .X ,, 5 l J If f' Pals Who said old man ? . ,0n V X You want a punch ' in the nose '? 'W - ' Ns' J 3 1 1 1 i n 3 ? 5 .5 . f' 5 : ,g I Y E! 3 -Z f. u -1 4 -I 1. M xi 4, ,, W 1' is ' Q 51 L, www 5 Q.. 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J Q X x-3 Z , -0 , x I Xi 2 1' wif? ls s 3 , x PPLY Q A A ,push-v -Z ff. SKC Fernando Albaran A ' 4 of Q K Q, M f 'Q Ku I f Q f Q : E ' L. 5' k , C if sf I, S The S in Supply Department standsu for service. A diverse department car- rying out a multitude of functions, sup- ply provides the material support the other departments depend upon to oper- ate. In addition they handle all of the special items from haircuts, cleanlaun- dry, chow and payday right down to the toothpaste we use everyday, Qwould you believe after each meal?3. Supply per- sonnel include Commisarymen, Dis- bursing Clerks, Ship's Servicemen, Stewards, and Storekeepers. Together they contribute to moral and to the efficient operation of the ship. H f ' ,.-- fX f- '-,,'.I-- '...-f ,.'.f'...'--i..-- : . ,gQ '?: ,gi 5 X 1 num . W 7 , Q! Wf i M Today's special Q , li., SK1 Alfred Deweese Sherman, Texas if . M, , J , ,f ,H SK3 Kenneth Bynum Springfield Gardens, N.Y. SN Michael McNulty SN Richard Moore New York, N.Y. Castle Rock, Wash. DK1 Mariana Villalobos SN Charles Varvaro Cavite, P.I. New York, N.Y. Q or ,Mgff Wamfw i 1 Y 5 5 u s U if D V, iv E' SK3 James Moore Lake, Miss. I , A - , ,, -v6',,4Z.5 ' 5 .-:I-' -f' 7 . I ,I ,JN ,f as ,, 9, V S Ny ...x Y 2 I SN Daniel Wolfrom Gig Harbor, Wash. CS1 John Dorotich Tacoma, Wash. 0 CS2 Tom Hernandez Tamuning, Guam CS3 Neal Watson Keystone, W, Va. WAV? ' X. , ' 5 GUN ig 25272 H F f K W. ww , J SA David Thompson Superior, Wis. ,UQ gHH's','lwI:iQa iii saanvssatfm' Z T , 4 X e1,' , ef A lvvsunsweff ff: S ,, p mam' J T Wlilffttny t 's , lttllttzw ,S tex? Q . ftffflfftrii ',e' W E Htltltif tml'l,!t3,t'!t1'lgt!lx.t 1 T umnrmuuntnt , Illlfllliillltflitim ,Q tHUHHHlm1,,1 ZSHHWHUQ, lHUHH,U 4 S .szsafgif fftifjf H5 f Q CS2 De1'Vif211'd Large CS3 Dennis Pearse BQIOH, W1S- Ballinger, Texas SN Robert Poore SN Robert Williams Ashvllle, N.C. Detroit, Mich MN N,'.q t.,, at V - 4 V .. NW ' r X' fwiik fxi -'Q 4 , N 'Z X 5 , . mwfqq is? ...., MrwNwfwWjKQgWKVt , C 421 ij! Sit gigs nf- , if? XY X iw! I V 4 as SD2 Honesto Tahimic TN Estacio Bautista Tanza, Cavite, P.I. Cardona, Rizal, P.I. WW, My X i TN Ernesto Espiritu Pilar, Bataan, P.I. S. 'lk l I ix fuss Y VM VV5i f-rj X P x S Q is . 4. i s Y ,.w,g.i,9 v iii? in :is I 3 ,W ,- ,,., x mlfy i , 3 X we f ' 2 I is e,.,-,.,,K? X 9 - ' S' fitvrm-f.,fm,'fX-f ' P ' sf' X 4 A 9 5 ' ...NX x no f Z! xy xg T in I , X Jr T T Sl W if I x f 14 S 7 i' A5 - Q 1 .Wx fw' 4 7 Z ,W af 5 TN Antero Garcia Baliwag, Bulacan, P.I. 1 Z E 3, 2, 1 5 K SH1 Gerald Cfoom SN Harold Davis POI't19.I1d, Ore. Scio, Ohio SN Russell Maness Siler City, N.C. SA Melvin Price Los Angeles, Cal. 5 Q , X Si TN Rodolfo Nitafan San Manuel Pangasinan, P I fn SN Phil Lazenby Nashville, Tenn. SHSA Donald Zarbo St. Louis, Mo. HUT if 'Ik' xf wwf 1 X, xv N QN5 X ,V . if N0 ,wk .affix ...W Q zzzzzzz ff SW X df N .WV 34 51, W lg' ' :. 9235 my ,f 8 A W X Z I Z' -4 'ls- i,4-5 5 ,A 1' Let's 454.1 Z e , 1 Xi , Z f im f , W X , X nf f 5 , Q W. N 5 K 1 f X 4 4 ww - I 'W f N f M. , W ff VX, f ., ,, ,7X,!,gw xy .jf i ' Q throw it overboard .gf , n f M A 7 0 ggi' f K f My cigarettes finally came Peekaboo I'11 take Park Place Who me '? vS '.f'. .LJ- , WW.- . ,,,., .P e--l, mare' iw .lm .41 .f x . Quan as-use-N-MSS 5 I ! Afa,W N- P We The problem f1rst started yesterday when Qu I ran out of razor blades. 3 gm Q4 S fe vm SQ ff ff ff yi fi? Valiant fx.-ff Double, double toil and trouble, fire burn and caldron bubble. Yeah, a white knight. He rode right through here. No Baby Ruths huh? Sorry, they didn't have any pistachio 2 if lf 1, I 7' xf Fi ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT X L... 4 Q 'FEEL W.. B D VISIO Q 4.40 E X ., -no , i f , ,v i 1, Q' Y, ,,.,, N-W ff1,.,,wN er xml ,W .f,.,,fw,,,f, I f A 4 'Q . I ' - f 1 as-sk. Q v x LTJG R ld B, OMIVIPA Omander BTC Kenneth B. Nell M, I f iilk 56 . Boilermen are the breed of men, some- times known as snipes , who live in the rare and hot atmosphere of the firerooms. Here is found the original source of power for the ship, the steam for the engines, associated systems and electricity. Without this there would be no cooking, no heat, no air-condi- tioning, no electronic communications, no movement of the ship, no lights, no shooting, no fresh water, ---- no fooling. Boilermen test and take in- ventory of fuels, maintain their boil- ers, pumps and related equipment. The men who like to keep a load on , that's B division. 7' V ' lp 1. -1, KL. Q Will BT1 James Henderson BT1 Jesse Wxlkens Honolulu, Ha L1t1tz, BT2 W1111am Bachor BT2 Refugho Franco B 11e N Y Palo Alto, Cal 1, ff ,i v g , BT2 ThOmaS Herman BT2 Robert RUTH BT2 Leonard Shurgala Spokane, W21Sh Savannah, Ga Wxlkes Barre, Pa 5 2 3 X K S x: 3? 1 xr 87 BT3 James Arledge Crockett, Texas is Q 'D Y 9 5 1 if eww so X Y 1 ' 5 WEN BT3 David Benson Wichita, Kan. BT3 Anthony Di1u1iO BT3 Jerry Freeze Philadelphia, PS.. Braman, Okl. ,ur-w ,ur LeMars, Iowa 47? ,+ Q X I 1 N BT3 John Eason San Diego, Cal. PM .1 f'w.,,N A BT3 Fred Renken BT3 John Roberts BT3 Gene Thuman Bearbranch, Ky. Botkins, Ohio X ,M f My a I XX Qt. N, Y X X K xx X.xL X X to l if W X .,.x N W., ,,, R., X, tt Q X . X Q WAS I if me t t is f www A i ig? N A F X i, ,4 'ill BT3 Richard Towle BT3 Ronald Zinszer FN James Buss Marquette, Iowa Syracuse, N.Y. Omaha, Neb. FN Robert Cannon FN Ronald Casada FN Albert Castaneda Detroit, Mich. Greenwood, Ky. Oxnard, Cal. -.4 fu z 9 AZ 7 f 4 X N Sf ' gyygmc vga. ' ga 1 W -, ., f, by M W 7hz'fW,. NWZ FN Richard Dye FN Allan Eggleston FN Harold Jensen Downey, Cal. Newport, Cal. San Pablo, Cal. FN William Priest FN Doug Replogle N 3 1 .:X,A X 5 Anthony, Fla. Bristol, Ind. WW! FN William Sharp Clovis, Cal. FN Newell Rowley FN Frank Vargas Toledo, Ohio Canaga Park, Cal. WW wnyxxmwwcgy, ,vm FA Robert Emans FA Mark Finfrock FA Michael Sullivan E d' M'ch. semi Valley, Cai. Phoenix, Ariz- ' nga me' 1 913, .1 Q u M 5 1 Ne S ,Tc X x we , - . , , 2 S , SN . V 1 .5 X, 77 , C Q ig Q . X , 'x A, , . f . I, NM ,N R -ff 5 , 5 wf ., vu ctw u.,,c.fWS ,fy R Quick, turn off the juice! Cooling it Z , 5 Q Z What do you mean water-hours ? This ought to HX them Meet Alice and Lolita Wong. +411- Z, ,Qu f' I v X c Conference Q .e V x .S ,,,.,,,,,,, Q G ,, P . J Iwi 4 N Training 1 7 4 Wi f Q 42' E c gg . f J gl Q 1 mp, , 5 7 '.f- 2 'E 9 A .. X X These sure are crazy toothpicks. QNX s t N. S XX N , .QM-s 1 X . Vs . X ff y Xs Y . f .A X W .I .. in . X V .N Q, cn ,, Q Q X. a 3 59, 1 'Qin' .f .-ff ... 35 'i Wm X X X -w.Q,X,i.,x Q .XA , 4, X9 XG,-,w. X X X X XSSQ. , . ,Sk ,Z X . X ,,, . is x X X X i is Q -ws . , . VXQ.. M. . X f Us 1 JS . f 'ti 'rl XX.a4f1izf,NQ. .Q . X af . swf . . Qc Us scuba, 5, , are W fs Xe af , UK, ,XV X ...Q ,, i i MNXX X 7 fx ff, ' 7 'fx Xvqxsxx' of X 4 MN .W 5 Qc X!! : MXK fs 4 X A X ,XX s W' F Ni XXQMX S ss? P hu. so. Hi ., f, Z 7 what gut '2 Muscles No, its not complicated at all. V The new Miss KPOI No, it's not the Twist or the Frug, guess again. If you want my advice.... One tired sailor W1 Z M 1. W ag-w 'lh C .Wt ,, nw, . fm if f ,7 ,fi A ,f W ff! fa X. -I V 7, 4 f, V , ff, M DI IIO S ,rf S' X J N ' XAXX- NX X X 'X X vm Xe., ff -f 552623 X ,Qe ,. X x X YK K X X X' 2. 1 x e X C 3: xi Y f gfsyk Ml e A by 'X' S 1 S-,XMX '- Km M. I Mfj 5 e Xe 2 'R Xefst Q QMS - ,my E ww .Y Q X Ar, - X ' e' Y 1 A E R x X NX Q M X 'X kgs 5. , , S 1 W 1 Q X MMCS Wayne M. Peterson LTJG ROna1d B. Ohlander 64 fab MPA ...alt .1 5' H. .... leaf. -, ' ' V C--.. S . p-, U ., I. -U. 1-K L. ie--, x N Q F Another group who like it hot are the Machinists Mates. They also are in- cluded in that exclusive world of snipes and their domain is in the engine rooms. Answering bells for the bridge seems like just a simple task of iturning a wheel, but that merely scratches the surface of what goes on down there Qsome of it unprintablej. They take care of the main engines, turbines, re- duction gears, Qevaporator and all of the other auxiliary equipment that gets us there and back. Main propulsion and then some from M Division. g - vp- R2 Wi AC MMC Burdette A. Gensler N , S 'li MM1 Wilford Dismore Honolulu, Ha. fn 31621 M f wb In I Z ,A Z f I f , ,, 9 1 f . , , ,, X 4' - ' A 1. MM2 Jimmy Bird O' Brien, Cal. MM2 Thomas Moore San Antonio, Texas sawf,,,,,, MM1 Ralph McAdow MM1 Donald Barnett Canton, ohio Denver, Colo. um., MM2 Clarence Choquet Brockton, Mass. MM3 Kenneth Cornell Wichita, Kan. fx Z W W f W gf .JH-' ii MM2 John Hague Washington, D.C. MM3 Daren Coutee Alexandria, La. :L if 2 ' . .400 X 1 G!! f -X Z lf.. Ixos ,. L , 7,-f 'W ' 6 1 Sw ff Z f 57 rf ,fi QW ,am M. f MM3 Charles Jaeger New Orlean, La. 47 Q f M F ffk G Q f , ' XN YWa4Vff44Ww' A ff? If if wwf N x Q' Q 'SNMW ' X X 3 MM3 Ernest Kelly MM3 Carlos Sannicolas Big Stone Gap, Va. Guam, M.I. 'NN Q ? 9 l MM3 William Severns MM3 Gary Shaw Cornwells Heights, Pa. Orlando, Fla. MM3 Donald Williams FN Dale Anderson FN Albert Barrett Grants, N.M. Headquarters, Idaho Henrietta Mo. 'Ze fx X. - 3 3, 4 fi 5. X ,K Q Fx FN Biuy Barrett FN Robert Chai Henrietta, Mo. Kona, Ha- ,pk 5 2 7? 3 FN Audie Cole FN Marty Cox Tahlequah, Okla. Portland, Ore. FN Edward Gettys FA Vernon Gilliland Golden, Colo. Woodstock, Ky. 'il' 'I 7 My FN Fred Chapman Clawson, Mich. it F1 gl. FN Michael Drake San Bernardino, Cal FN Jack Harvey Willmington, Cal. y, , -5' D uv. , :WR vw FN Bill Henderson Clinton, Iowa ,,, . FN Edward Nunez Los Cruces, N.M, FN JHITIGS JL1SkiV chulicotne, 111. , ' , W l . 1 W'-7 .bs M r B ..--- h FN William Holland Enterprize, Ala. FN Jack Parks San Bernardino, Cal. L FN Tim Renner Cincinnatti, Ohio anna S H H 1 7 1 Ma, FN Lannie Moore Blackwell, Okla. FN Gary Peterson Seattle, Wash. FA Lloyd Young Honolulu, Ha. Nw! is w , i 1 llllvunnpq? XQ l X F F, fxxq :I in ' m :X ' . RV! f X i , fm if-gif Its like this. Step, slide, slide, step I get to go on liberty, really ? Mac 'Y 6,16 fi wwtf .. 54' Let's sing Melancholy Baby . G' What are all of these clocks for anyway ? 98, 99, 100. Here I come, ready or not Just watch what happens when I turn this wheel. RKLR Mini-Dungarees RDI IIO - x 7 353555 f LTJG Charles E. K. Vasaly SFC Justin P. Kennedy DCA The three-in-one division is R . Being divided into Repair, Electrical and Aux- iliary gangs, R Divisionkeeps us going in ventilation, power and lights, interior communic ations , refrigeration and plumbing. p They maintain the steering gear gyro-compass, water-tight integ- rity and fix Qwe hopely the air condi- tioning if it craps out. At general quar- ters damage control parties have the important job of keeping the ship a fighting unit as long as possible in case of battle damage. All of these jobs and more require Electricians, IC men, Shipfitters, Machinists Mates and Ma- chinery Repairmeng the men of R Division. 1-.,.rf f Q, f, y W fir y y A V i 7?V!'2f 'vi' ' g 1 . gf 4 WAA ICC Eugene V. Schelfaut at D W 'PW ,, li l, X f Si, EMC Daniel M, Malkov , I4 5' ,f y , ' A 46 A W EM 3 David Ferrel EM1 Paul Wilson EM3 Phil COOPGF Nashville, Tenn. EM 3 Willis Radford Boron, Cal. FN Ernie Childers Charlestown, Va. do Eddyville, Ore. Baker, Mont- fs Q- Vw, 'XX 1 42 1 rr , C Kg s egnfzrb , fi ff f' , i ,, Sm 4' M ?'C'W'l2,w, 2 ' ex 7' i f - 7 ., .XQNUN ' ,AP 1. mm sm., .1 .. Q-f l ii W--'ww' ,Q i , Gmf , ms ,A R, 5 im' di . NV' t. A Mgmt L EM3 Wayne Urness EMFN James Blizzard Des Moines, Iowa Bradenton, Fla. EM FN Dennis McCann EMFN william Potter Queens, N.Y. Rapid City, S.D. Qmxluv f 5 fs. u X. -.-M445 'K' if MRI Robert Filomeno Manila, P.I. MM2 Glenn Woods Oregon City, Ore. 5 Z 5 P2755 ' . X, ,,,f e, , H f 'W My s , K f W , i W We B is Z Q X 2. y I I 4 3 S ,V 4 t . Sl A a X ENFN Renato Alcantara Manila, P.I. 1 MM1 William Mitchell Honolulu, Ha. MM3 Mel Scroggins Houston, Texas MRFN Clarence Eirls Huntsville, Ala. JIM O ENFN John Miller ENFN Martin Hoofard Blue Point, N.Y. Redlands, Cal. ENFA Larry Jorgensen North Loup, Neb. 'Awww J S f - X wi f Ke 5 W4 dell-K 'Q -f f ' 1 JWZJJQJQQ ' Qffsk Y' R on 4 A M,M, ,f H, . ff ,fa frlgzrfxewefr Mx? 1 fn fs Aff ZQKXMV Q 1 xwnaawwaggfef I f wlwy W Q41fQ.,Segf - vwz.,- A '-ix, D-I EEG HN I-4 529 Q30 O71 P023 ZPU ' rw O'-s ' U1 o :S m MMFN Joseph Pedro Honolulu, Ha. IC3 William Burton ICS Robert Prater ICFN Gary Fry Akron, Ohio Aiken, S,C. Paclfxc, Wash. ..,, N ANR fi 4 ,pq 1, fi-W R 9- , E, 7 Q 2 2 W I D a , , X 7'i X'Q., QNX X ' 'H DCFN Norman Alkazin SF2 Lois O'BI'iGI1 DC3 Donald Kuhnau Ithaca, N.Y. Chokio, Minn. High, Me. SFFN Frank Davis SFFN Johhn Davis Tacoma, Wash. Azusa, Cal. il ' I i , s', SFFN Wayne Rusconi DCFN David Vippefman DCFN,RiCh4rd W00dY Santa Maria, Cal. Moyers, Okla' Phoemx' ANZ' Stix N X Q1 X Q 25 fx V? L 1 t fs t V X s Q 4 -.., YY i . ,Q x a X ,V x x, X Q, Q x 1 XS t X , Xl .Ci kt t X i K . t , X k x N X t , X x , O Q Q, f I t s t tw X X ,sf K ,xx ,1 Xu Xi, it X ws K gg Q f X X at X .,1 is f N No takers if W af ff fy , U f 4 Knock-off ship's work Hey, I've got the O1d Maid . l , f M, .W ,WW Ww w W S f W, I THE IC sweetheart Boy, that's some stereo. I m late, I m late, for a very 1mportant date ,,,,...---0' y Q ' t M ft 0 4, in My tank is faster than your tank. 1 fx rg S R r We Field day Y.. 'va C Shooting the breeze ww X kv 3 i I 9 x-'1 QM' I 1 y A A . , W ,y me if - . gi 7 b, .SSX X t New 1 3 Step into my office. X.,,.,,,,,X ,.....J5 School call Fi11'er up. 'YS 5 3 o f Compadres R Division slugge I'S Mu -Q ,N N 1' , i 3 V 'I f I Q A' i c .' f' dr. h I l E s' ,, 2' I Jak uf- ' ZA H ' ' 'og ' 2 0 in ' 3 UNREP ' I!! If . V , fl QEEEFEE'-3: i . 'tf'g,,igf:.p:7+ W47 'E 'p ff ix W ,fi . U a-N-- s, , ifvf.'f j 5 Q.. ,iql , ,gg '5 ' 1 T i .f We had 45 underway replenishments in total taking :gl ' 54 i on fuel, mail, ammunition, food, stores, partsg every- i' , ' ' t I B L a t n thing from soup to nuts across the high lines i l I s are X 1 ' 2 11. ' E11 half L ,k ii I i Hit it E 2 N-Y 'wa P X a Z ,ff QNX If il W sz f- 1 gf! X X iw ,git We fueled them and in return they brought us mail, personnel, and other welcome items M Up UP '-eww... ELO TRAN PER And away ' s I l: if 1 'W-5, Holiday routine 9 E , e 22 f wg' V 6 V 0 '-,iih Again from the top. I'm looking over a four leaf clover . L, , . X el, ak 4 , A. 1 g lien-m..f,.,., , we kill ' o J vc' 45 in Warm up ,HW W f Z, ff, jf Ky? X 4 Sluggers 1 F' . A in :u f ggwf,-vw ur . YQ? 01.3 The Primo Brothers g my . s h h h 4 M 4 ,,u.,,,,g,,,W,f 11.122 ',,... . I A - , ff f X aim, ' y is f' Q ' - ' 1? ' sa 9 X h Nl J V. of X MQ h f ffgnyfik ,X A . 9 , ..u..w...,.,-M. . , , t y N M 7 n f kv GFFICER w h h '1 i 5 ,A fs , Hn- Commence padex Vi , . ,, A ,V,x If , ,ww ' 6 f x if , K' , Q xfwf, fm , 'Ns-ww 5, 4' X 1 ff ,X f 4 Q5' Vu V, N x Fw , , Q x,..,l!, ,s l The line up Why is this man smiling? ' i . Re in X ff' No, I'm not h1d1ng behmd the ve 9 table but you are getting warm. ha 4 5 , 3 f '54 T 15, in S lines' ,, Pollywog day and a futile attempt is made to Pollywogs celibrate a momentary ViCf0I'Y capture the Shellbacks .-ff'- .,...-M ., ---1-f----M ff' 'E-wifi? -fl-' Qi-.L. W TE :: ',,... --- fu I 2 .,,- it . at-has , King Neptune and his courtg aboard to initiate all pollywogs into the Ancient Mysteries of the Deep. The reading of the charges 2 V.,,,g Y-j Q, EBV The Jolly Roger is run up. King Neptune has taken command if X T XAAA E vt 9' c It J f x 'F' Vx ' m Q - ,.,, ' ' M 9 1 3 f ' nv - ' ffff f , ,,. , ,, W Q ,Z 3 :C ref, f-nyc-,.,f,f-,!,g V Q ' qu ,E gtk If Is. I. 7' f 7, ,I if ,fl , w V f Xb- 4. Y aj' -S Q ass.-.,ys 1 f ff ,' M , X If ' X ff! f ' it x ,fffyfffifff ,4 N fxfff, R y f ,:rwW,,am,,!' K! f N f 'N i , fffkbwfyz. 'f ,gf-c yf 4 , I, 1, M , V I - ,M My y, ff ,V , f x ,, , W AI, ,L M. fWvQ?M4Q,1i,ffvafk': ' , I rt ,, , ,54 1 IV ffifwf A 5 77 wt- ff f' f g.,,,,5v,f,,.,,:,7, Q, 1 V- A bf,-A, 7,, f 1, WJ fgff gfffi' 14:4 1 fwmfamwk x- l , I. ., H , ,f,, V, ,.- A L 7 '7 ' 1 H4a1f7M4.:az,L,',f . Q45 -u The Royal Baby in action ri wl L J, X M ' , M 'P t -aw Davey Jones and King Neptune consider the fate of a low life pollywog. wif I Boy that tastes good! Keeping the slimy pollywogs clean t fy a - k Come and get More charges ,.....,,.,.. W,,.,.,,i .,.,,,.a-W . 'C ...Ma 1 Z Instructing a pollywog is -A 1 GZ Q o , aw , Davey Jones The Royal Dentist administers a cure mmm tasty Sffmiumdos moo gn. lfbls Q. ,..:- 1,.-,, L-mullnull. 1066.1 i i f' E offers f ,D . 1 x ZW 'X 41 ' 1 -5 GF In two different assignments to Naval Gun- Fire Support, RADFORD and her crew dis- tinguished themselves by their outstanding performance. Over 1,000 rounds were fired at V.C. concentrations, bunkers, structures, x x supply complexes, escape routes and other targets. During those days off of the Viet- Nam coast the RADFORD Team was on call around the clockg little sleep but lots of action. land OH target watching the action A swift boat alongside ,Ali---Q an f 5 , x YV . .8 N 'W't X MQ. as Nm' The Director crew on the ready 14. -Qu' '--Q Q? x in f.. il ,if Hold that mission. We're on the last reel. WW iw, . W :ff 0 -WS g tm, 1 W M ,, X MW M 1, S wayne wx? KTWM 'V' X 5 fs ,S -W S 2 ff 41,, r , , I A qu1ck break for a tired mount crew andachance to Back on the une clean out the barrel. Shooting round number 1,000 1 7 L s'f'7f!jtQ9'fZ W' 'A few ,W fn, , x. ' .W W 1 W' S 'Q f 30 ' f A 'N I-V M-X. 'TZ 'It's quiet in here' In there is the target Vietnamese junk patroler Waiting ij, .s W V l , 4 , '01 One of our Russian playmates during Sea of Japan transit E The Russian closing us W gr ..,, X Z E Attempting to breach the formation Sallors are always clean and neat 4, ,,fQ css? Ar ,T Y' ,L ,ff,i,.,.:fAx.h, ms V 70: M5 If I I, J M 'ii .4 A. ,, ,L ' - wwf- ,,,,,! f V f 'TTY 7 3 ,, ,-2 M The Lifer' s bench 'Qu The ones that lasted- the beards and mustaches of West Pac. T me t vi A f A aww 4' ,,,.. Hilfggf, 21 , A ' . ,14 , 1,- Ahiivilrgrt .. on., .,X, k,5.Wvv f.. W . W- W JA f,5hg,,?A X Top photo: Nlght life in wor1d,s largest city is second Emi - Qi,-,113 to none. Instead of Gay Pareef' itys now K'Terrific Tokyo. ' f 'ff 'pfiT'. at ' 'Q ,,, , I- J ' f 'ff 'X I if,-'N L sq f Bottom photo: Japanese wrestlers - - pretty rough boys. x gtg? .' f' ' -Q , 155972 ' . 6 t'ff'?i 1 . 'V - :J 9' . I fl' 1. A my t'f 1 y , wo . elw o- s .f24:ffef92T1 , , , , .,, R glue func! of flue riding Jun H One of the memorable sights of our Cruise was the size and majesty of Ah: go! Japan's famed Mount Fuji. The Asakusa amusement area near the 7th century Asakusa Temple, Tokyo Shinto P rie sts The famed Statue of Peace at Nagasaki 1 f 1 A1 ,fill 2 rt, -Kyla H4 'gi SaSebO J PAN it 1 'JAG 'S-.TN-.Y AH 49 f fi . I a! 3 '63 Diabutsu Buddha at Kamukura The Asakusa Temple H W xK XX . if The Spanish influence in the Philippines 1 ,X , fi' Y Vfx. G' ' ff. -:'-V42 . f A .V V Q wg awww b y f L'5',,,' f ' I W V I X ,txt ,sr Z W 54, A Olongapo and the ubiquitous jeepney Q 4 Wife? Y' ' Pagsallgim F2115 Dr Jose Rizal Monument 9 -no .1 .ffm Q x N Q wwf- - ' X59 . X L. .X x..,x i fm, 'fx -1 ln? vl-' 1 Mi' . X. 5 .'::.,-:ig V , Ex, ggqg53a 5. . 411.-S. Z' D ,, aa. ,,W,,,,,,, , f .1 ,,,,w,,,,,,,, , v,.,,, 1 , .:L, , ,ff 4, NX X 'G X, 1 ,,q, frf ,wk ,Wd W, 'M-11' 4 QM, .. 1 I Q 5. ,. 1 I' 'gvh . . i Directing traffic w fi I H0 KO Looking out at Red China R abr 'fs ff, fo - Q , . , bpm' . ,, mf., K- Q '- .1 ' ' 534' X - ' 7 Q j ,, 'j jf s- . r it s ,,,, A. . A v-Q, in , - , ' r ' ' ' ' - 4 , e MN, il '. J3- , f I, 'Z - , f. 'K-. Y f- 6 1,4 , ,, .L 1, .Ly e f' . Yi' if .f ,A .Q,-- e mf' I f gi jv My , .. of , r- , , Quai h A R ,ir . Q, 3 i ,, h The Hong Kong-Kowloon ferry Mary Sue's gang In the New Territories Q iv ir PEOPLE Smiling, eager, reflectiveg the many wonderful faces of the Orient -A- W, J dime in M., ,V 0 Q' 'Z ,W fy f f 4 v ,wif -sa ' V S F, fe SMD , ' fe Q, f , , f ',fv,'f 'fl 'WW' f ' Q 1 f Q f X fx Wi m, ?'i:,:, S Z f N ,f N . - W fx f Swv: f-X Q W X -' , f Q , i , W i.,,Wi.,-i-1 G we MW ,, , ,,ffWWw1www,pfew x nvm up 5 Qg'Z- K ' af 45 G' 7 0 f f j X f!! f W , f. X ? f A if I 1, ' 1 'ff , W . , ' 1' , , ' j if .i X , yy V Z W A ZW Y ' l ,.-si L v nj f ,5 2 .X S NW- 3 L We X Q 4, N 0 5 xx A R A fi x wb X ' ' 5 2 . X Qi .l W xgg, S Q ew S N: f , s A ,N 6 533315 X , X ex o X X , A QXX was ix 6 X Your X K Q NN K A Xxx Q A-ff 5 Say, V 'D-Q 'WN did I tell you about the time I. . .'? - HIP RTY In Sasebo, Japan we had a birthday party cel- ebrating RADFORD's 24th year of service. x v s - Q it 2 H f 's ? 7 f,W5, ,a3 Beattle Bickel Cutting the cake If It was hot and thirsty ,754 , It is the sincere wish of .the Cruise Book Staff that in years to come this book will be an enjoyable reminder of the good days shared to- gether on RADFORD during West Pao .'66. Chief Editor . . . . . . EnsWilliamTurner Assistant Editor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ens Terry Mayfield ArtWork . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . RD2HarryHorstman Photography . . . . Ens Turner, Ens Mayfield, BT2 Torn Herman Sales . . . . . . . . GMGlJirnHumphreys,EM1 Paul Wilson Coordination . ' . . . . . Welfare and Rec re ation C ommittee IRQ Jigs we in AP 1? i'VC9C7Q5?f'fff' ' . ...f wwlfi' wmwm W L ig 25:5 'ff BORNEO klf' 1 K Q P ,CD ' Q5 ' ieggao i Yoxosup-:A S, R E WA E E.CHnNA SEA a CHI-LUNG TbRmosA KAUH SHUNG PHILIPPINE 5U8lC. L imma P L-f , udp ffl as 'NE Cn E 6' nr 5 JAPAN SFA A ' ' Yi . f s 1 K gf . S 5 I . 4 ' S K I i D 6 - 7 i -1- W CIVCXGJ 2' 5 1 1. e nh' M 0 O O Mmwzw A N 15-LAND s .UGHNSTON G. YLLXSE o 11 was RADPQR D 5 Eulv 1966 1966 -..,..,..4 I .... Fo H