Randolph (CVA 15) - Naval Cruise Book

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1956 volume:

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' 43' -- .ss f 1 - semen. - R- - x. -45 , ,T-' x-sf lfvlfjii-'s' wiliif- et ' f iris? li:? Y' fxgifi EQSs 5 efilfr If N ' X 11 ' N-flew-i5.4 eff -i ' Y o Present Randolph preceded by famous frigate of Revolutionary War. o Built in Newport News, commissioned Oct. 9, 1944. o ln midst of World War ll, four months after commissioning. 0 lwo Jima, Ulithi, Guam, Leyte Gulf, Philippines, Okinawa. o Japanese planes destroyed - 303. 0 Japanese shipping sunk - 87,000 tons. 0 Decommissioned 1947 after 2 years in Atlantic and Mediterranean. o Modernized in 1953, rejoined Atlantic Fleet. o Two extensive Mediterranean cruises. o Battle Efficiency E for 1954-1955. C.N.0. Aviation Safety Award. 0 Modernized in 1955, including angled deck, hurricane bow and other improvements. o On active duty with Atlantic Fleet in 1956. 4' K J ?..-li ,I 'L Rear Admiral H. H. Cald- well, Chief of Staff for Com- mander Air Force, U.S. At- lantic Fleet, presents the 1955 Chief of Naval Opera- tions Aviation Safety Award to Captain Renard in cere- monies at the Norfolk Naval Shipyard, Portsmouth. The award was presented to the Randolph for her outstand- ing safety record and her commendable efforts in pre- venting aircraft accidents. Vice Admiral F. W. Mc- Mahon, Commander Air Force, U. S. Atlantic Fleet, arrives at the Norfolk Naval Shipyard, Portsmouth, to present the Randolph with the 1955 Battle Efficiency E. The Randolph received the highly-coveted award as a result of maintaining the highest possible standards in gunnery, engineering, damage control, seamanship and communications. ilu QV ,,, AX A x- 1 W. ' . -. -,Z , w..,..,--..,,,,.,. ,. , ,R , i f E i. LPI? 5 K 51- . , -. if New- - A ..A.-1 '-' ' ' ' 1 Commander John W. Mc- Manus, USN Executive Officer U.S. Naval Academy, class of 1938. USS Pennsylvania, 1939-40. Flight Training, 1941. VS-72 on the USS Wasp, sunk in Pacific Theater. White House Aide to President Roose- velt. Squadrons on USS Roosevelt, 1945- 1946. Armed Forces Staff College. Foreign duty in London and Portugal. Air War College, Maxwell Air Force Base. May, 1955, reported to USS Randolph. f-17' if 5.14 1 L :-'R .2-I .. vffegij .1-15' ig .. 1-.,,-5 y ,L Captain .lack C. Renard, USN Commanding Officer o U.S. Naval Academy, class of 192l. o USS Mississippi, 1929. 0 Flight Training, 1930. o USS Ranger, various other ships and squadrons. o Pensacola, instructor 1933. World War ll flying in Pacific Theater C.O of USS Palau fCVE 1221 National War College Office of the Chief of Naval Opera- tions May 1955 assumed command USS Randolph . . O 1 . O . , Q . O . . 9 1 1 . ,mn ..-v.w....,-,,.-, --gf M- ----. 7 4 X 1 T-.T..g.,..,.,. a if - ,,,..4.. 1 . l X H I N This is a drill! This is a drill! Fire! Fire! J Q K Set Condition Zulu Fire Fighters :Aliso tis' V 'f - -A '5'A L. 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Ku ,ew ,- e Drooping From The Heat r... - PILSENER The Mast-Famous Trademark In The Caribbean Hat-taaey, Gi'rrna's Popular One-Eyed Indian I I Ye Olde O Club ,E The Peninsula ' 'AE McCalla Field :I Q-Ql if Recreation Area Admin Building ,p K ,,,,.... X. I .J-bww. ,, 4 , f 9'-5' . X ,Q ,,f K C ' .,..u3SF'i' 5 V , ,qi ,ly W vjifi 4, i Rx ..r1, - fi! , fav, 7 Q 7 3 Gifs, if , I ,, , 'L I-I - . X -I M-mf .., . 3 f, , f, , :fm V , , tif . , ,. V4 i .l.. 2 J im A M04 5 'N ua' ,pn if irq W I w . W 0- K 1 1 .9.-M1-Q' ' 4 - f. M- ff i2zwg...,L.w- Agn Q AJTIY- my ,ft .br ft' Nl :K-ff , - A ' - L.: ' 'J' w.,ii.- 431 Q, Golf Course z,. .i Way? .fmzddaga Within two weeks after leav- ing Norfolk for her Shakedown Cruise, the Randolph added three more personal milestones to her long and distinguished career as one of the Navy's first-line worships. On Feb. 29, CDR Robert Dose landed an F9F-8 Cou- gar on the RandoIph's newly- modernized flight deck for the ship's first angled-deck land- ing. A few days later, Major James Sharp, USMC, made the l2,000th landing aboard the Randolph since her recommis- sioning almost three years ago. Also a member of Air Develop- First Angled ment Squadron Three, the Marine aviator made the land- ing in another F9F-8 Cougar, On March l3, CDR Jack N, Durio from Air Task Group 202 chalked up the l3,000th landing in a propeller-driven Douglas Skyraider. The three noteworthy land- ings added to the RandoIph's already impressive record dur- ing her first two weeks of oper- ations at sea. Operating planes ranging from the old TBM Avenger to the latest FJ-4 Fury, the carrier logged in more than l4OO landings - an average of better than lOO a day. Deck Landing V, f N inf -I I Z me-,, , V Aiw J . fm, 'lr T r 7 1 cle Depafztmewz' i i f-5 Responsible for: 1. Supervision ond direction of the lounching, Ionding ond shipboord hondling of oir- croftg 2. Mointenonce ond servicing of oircroft. 12,000th Landing. ff 1 .-Y ..-a-:lf 'l3,000th Landing. 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Q .4 , -..- wal 17 ,,,,N - Dig those white sidewalls W ..,.....-al Refueling 5 ,!i,,i I8 A job for TilIy V , ,, x ,, Landing gear repairs ll I ,- , f. . ,,- .,. . wr!-6' ' -ll N rg ,f - Xf ff X, fi if A ,.,. L y Q Fi 95:-455 e X- li CATH PULT HND QRRESTING GERR Prop Replacement Fire fighters in action ,vw vnbw ,f I' ,l , WZ ,..ff M f Z, I9 .f- ' XM! AW rp W ' x . f x ,f 4 l'l Z lr' III f I x fi, '11, . f If fl KH ' mul- I fl li -f ,,fff4 W K ',I xl W fffffff' Xt '11 fl f,.'f , em .N Q N. if K M Mx' .... x XX 7? H 7 x Vff fl ,X f KK .3 L.xS.O. TF Codfish Flight deck scene is f? I. fl 51 3 1 F I P 5 . X 'I'- 'ff-.fs . . M Q... -mn-. x 1 'W ' 1 rf: bin 1 X 4 ? GHSOLINE sin Cougar loaded aboard ,-sv ,1--I Skyraiders on deck A 411' Q Savages on deck FJ-4 Fury landing 21 ,, ,l,.ff- X Z ' 5 ff D If 4, i Jewish Passover Services are conducted by personnel acting as lay leaders in the absence of a Jewish Chaplain. Danone maxed Father McClone delivers ser mon to Catholic personnel dur- ing Sunday Mass in Hangar Bay l f- V '-,. , 1.4. ,nt Q, ,hifi fp 1 . ' I 9 -'f' ' l In all-Slwlli A942 5 il l .J Xe., 4 Chaplain Murray leads the Randolph's Protestant person- nel in prayer during Divine Services F aadetfal! The skipper is presented with a basketball trophy which the ship's team won as runner-up in the Forces Afloat Basketball league. 23 ,461 7446 Qzaayb 202 CDR. H. J. BADGER Commander Air Task Group 202 VF 62 Fury on deck ' X 3 r 24 , 4 5 , 'PE'-', , n ,ff ,..........,,,. :ann ' - .5- .. Q g K g fu- m , 'Dx 'U 4 I xrr ' I 1' -.JA ,- f rf, ff X41 fr af Q ,!., 1 I ,- ,, A x X -1. ,v A040- agiaeefzdag Generator switchboard xlfii , ffef, fi-ffl! R f if lg! X'5i9,3fl W 4 5, Q Q F' - l D- t ?' 'i'iiT1.-X.- xx , f f7 ' iz lm -'Jil D Z e it rrrr 'f . if '--ZJ' ,.gE.2gp c' ElXlGl7NlEElQllislG Responsible tor: l. Operation, care and maintenance of the main propulsion plant and auxiliary ma- chinery and piping systemsg 2. Control of damageg 3. Operation, care and maintenance ot elec- tric power generators and distribution systemg 4. Repairs to the ship's hullg 5. Repairs to material and equipment ot other departments when such repairs are beyond the capacity of such other de partments. Chief Engineer at main control board Q' -A' Xiu. ' X I Oxygen-Nitrogen plant 90000 gollons ol wafer a day Like slicing butter -, 0 Taking a reading I Evaporator Gong 1 Boiler Technician Thar should be about right Throttle mon , i, -1 VY R M .1-1+ . 1 --. V, fti'-sf.f1e-1 And the Engineers saw the sun too Sunbathing on Wilson's Beach proved to be a popular attraction with the crew of the Randolph. The hot Caribbean sun brought out some beautiful tans for the men to show off on their return to the states. 29 w-55111292-2.1 YM fQ' A Lx. vm? mgeeczfdaw i Lined up by Divisions and four ranks deep, the crew of the Randolph stand by for their first close look from the skip- per since leaving the shipyard. Aerial view of personnel in- spection in Guantanamo, Cuba ,,,, ,V 1 l y 1 N 4 ,VY f.u'.4j, f-P4111 ,, rv Jn' I Aerial view of personnel inspection while at anchor in Guantanamo, Cuba A ' fl Q 1,3-, in-, . , Aw' ,,,. ,, -.. 1 'A h , ,, 'i'A 'W K A , ,15f r - qs. ,Q .'T-:TyJ,E ! , . 0 I . 30 po' l s I l J i ff If Nw U14 ll ,W Q , pm' i X r E jg i X W 3 Our first Captain's Inspection took place at 0900, Saturday, March 31, while the ship was anchored off the coast at Guantanamo, Cuba. l am extremely pleased with the inspection and proud of my crew, Captain Renard later remarked. There has been a marked improvement in both the ship and the personnel since we left the shipyard and all hands deserve a well done. fu- n. fQ K Z , ,- Our Marine Detachment finds a good opportunity to show off their Dress Whites and well- kept weapons during Captain's Inspection. 3 l ess... Opezatdam Zepawtmewt Responsible tor: l. Plonning, coordinoting ond sched- uling of the operotions of the ship ond ner ossigned oircroft, includ- ing logistic services reloted to bothg 2. Collection, evoluotion ond dis- seminotion of cornbot ond opero- rf- - , C? .. , i, W ,.,,....i tionol intormotion ond intel- ligenceg Photogrophic servicesg Externol comrnunicotionsg Aerologyg Mointenonce ond repoir of elec- tronics equipment not specificolly ossigned to other departments. l 1 ix Where do we go next? '-li ' Looks like rain QQ-....' '.1-:f'. . M F3 ,ty X 2- - - , is 'H . , , i'..1'3v f I . P' V' ' ' . V il-T42 L, V . f K -4 :aiwgr.z11Ep QW-iTC5m0A9U 2' iii' I ' 3 ' rx maui' -Us 5 ' 5 f l - 1,17 I PPL' ' i- -00000 p00lHNl zspfpu, -1, 3154353 P , - Immun ' :moo i' nw 0803 0x 0 0 am mem C3414 HHH! N moo i . , 4 1 ,, X' ima mam , em ,x mu 4 .. 1 Transmitter switchboard Big Op order fr 4 H swf: Aerology Signal Bridge Signalmun V, Y Yi gui. YWW, YYY , ,1 , , ,, -L, , i E : Qs 'li j 1 22 Q V13 E x 35 All in if 0 ll Af Sue r W ' Z Qs: ni I .-P! X 117 I, lk faixqf A , f .M N? -Ii 'N lv :SK lo. ig. 1 .z '3 ill'Q!1x,.. The crew at the Randolph also found time to mingle with royalty during their Caribbean cruise. Royalty, ln this case, came in the form at Andre P. Orlowshi, seamen apprentice labovel, a young French immigrant with a royal title that goes back more than a hun- dred years. Andre is the son at Count Stanislaw Drlowski, direct descendent ot tive generations at French and Italian bluebloods. l'le reported aboard the Randolph as a drattee and is now serving in the Supply Department. A group at scouts gather around a crewmember as he explains the pur- pose ond functions ot the tail-hook on the Douglas Skyraider attack plane. The Randolph has always extended the fullest cooperation to civic and youth organizations that requested permission to visit the ship. CDR. J. W. McManus congratulates one of the many crew members that have reenlisted in recent months aboard the Randolph. The Executive Officer has made it a policy to per- sonally welcome each reenlistee into the Navy for another cruise. Photo- graphs are taken and stories are sent to the man's hometown newspapers. i.,-T..,....-., -,...... yur .,-1.4 , . :L A--rf f 44 P if ? ., TP., ,, 2. ' gc nj J .,-.-l.,,t ...,,,r-M, M y l 'gg Y 'A ..-f Hank Schlensker, illustrator of Buzz Sawyer in the comic strips, visited the Randolph with his family and friends while the shop was berthed at Mayport, Fla. He eventually hopes to use the Randolph as a source of background material for a future strip he is planning. Crew's Lounge and Library ZFX-P f vw ' .,,, q,.r i L...f,- Y K .Q-lu' J X T ff' ii' x . s .. . X X X Q ng 1 'gp mx, Q. X . i s f g f N , ' we xx , xy saws was saw- vw- -S-we ,L L,,k . ,,.'.Q K 11? - MVP N , i muse.-..-Q 'K - K! Open house in the ship's mess hall ! H+ The ship at ease in Mayport F Responsible for: Procuring, receiving, stow- ing, issuing and account- ing of ship's stores and parts, except as specifical- ly assigned to other de- partmentsg The operation of the gen- eral mess and the ship's storeg The sole and issue of cloth- ing ond small storesg The supervision and co- ordination of accounting and inventory functions not specifically assigned to other deportrnentsg The general supervision of disbursementsg The general supervision of the operation of the Ward- room Mess. After every liberty Keepers of the keys T T i ,H i iff us- Af f 1 l :I ' i.wg fQf .QQ . is 'Z,iiHg,','. INA F muy ,it-gli- K 'lid '5': '.'li'l ' w if .i'.'..-g,'.'r.-v A ' -1 0 ,niyluuuf ' ,m4,,,m1- 1' um' realm ' f ff'.iiiI:','fimi , - ,.,5m5,,,,..ii ' '4W'lqf'K'15'ffa'::' - , al if I nl 'maxi' mv .- .t'!i'35 'S'J.'. vi H Ill 'N l iQvin'i'hEi-.''tram-yg,'.'. ' ,niuu',, q nm bmw. ..,: .iiyuiinhfmwyiiumm, if, . j 'f.iiimiiimimm, Hi. .iii ,miisnlnl I, A, l ,mu f,,,,mm gil, -ffiwfgg,fimiymitiligiy if iyilimime ,f',t,::1v::. V 'fr nf. -I- ',','J4Ti'iuiiiiioii lx 'init 'lfi'iiifll'1 : .'f,f J, , gm in n W , s :gl -flfifip '.'lu,ii1siI fs E cl ,MW Just Like Mom's Wei! Easy way to make dough T I :Sq 31-lu y ag R ,f -J' Soup by the barrel fi ' 1 , i., I ,ff . fy 4 V . 5 f y. 1 4 Q My I I x ' 0 ' I N If A hx ' 8 'f i H 15' Y a ,X M ' + -f--...A-f.- ,.,,.,.- .,... .,,.....A T' In Q 39 lava End of the chow line in sight i-1.i,,....l. N Who wants another steak? ' i ,W 1, 1 40 t Sparkling white in 10 minutes Q X' nf ? ff' J, Ex 44 W f , K Q, I 1 efwwffggj x ' '5V0fi2sne2sw Qi U! JIS If r n X X, i 1 4 A l g if Z5 , M 1-- i'4 X 7 .f-Lf SUPPLY 5 . 5 H-. No cancer score here I Laundry A ,nw f Now go easy on the chipped beef There should be one in every home No gift wrapping le--W' J. eviden! apartment new ff l ' g f 3 a Medical Conference 5 CSL li li. X1 X, f , 'X X X Xi Mgicm. 1 l ' ,, , ffl A i C-l7T ' - ,, V fy Sig ' 4 f W-vfri-3-f mf, W-,,,,.. ,B , ,s 'N , . ---...M,,,,f ,i , , Plenty of Paperwork A word of consolation NOW SGY, 'Ahhh' The Medical Department is responsible for maintaining the health of the crew and advising the Commanding Officer with respect to hygiene and sanitation conditions of the ship. lt is staffed by two Medical Officers, one Medical Serv- ice Corps Officer, and 22 Hospital Corps- men. The Bo 42 l x X N 1 .X sf' N l li ' R, I Aff yi. f -1 - X V- ix Q 6 433 xx, f 2 .4 -W c 4 Z DENTAL Teeth X-ray Af f ty, . A new set of choppers ff' 1' ' 'K Zemin! f gepaztmeat M! There now, it didn't hurt a bit llff 2 Staffed by three dentists and eight r enlisted men, the Dental Department is equipped to handle practically any den- tal problem which may arise. There are l four operating rooms, a prosthetics labo- 1 ratory and X-ray facilities. ll? 43 Phone talker and Helmsman tif Q X 'W 'we ,f,!i' W ,ngqw wrt,-,I - 44-My 5, ii Xl Ship's Navigator Waadgaldcm Responsible for: I. Sofe novigotion ond piloting of the shipg 2. Troining of deck wotch officersg 3. Upkeep of oll novigotionol equip- ment. Quartermaster takes visual bearing 1 siidifwff 4, X 4 4 5 i -A Nl 4 -4- ill ,i 7 i ' L l i , i I M ?, I, 5 . 'l lil GLN ff sq Qi' ij,W,, kj X fr I S ,f ti SZ- Q Lil S31-' GUNNERV Regpgngible fgrj Gunner's mate on 5-inch gun l. Supervision ond direction ot the employment ond moin- tenonce ot the ormoment ond ordnonce equipment, 2. Procurement, nondling, stowoge ond issue of ship ond oircrott ommunition, pyrotecnnics ond speciol weoponsg 3, Procurement, hondling, stowoge ond issue of explosive components of complex weopons ond missiles, 4. Supervision ond direction ot deck seomonslwip operotions ond evolutions, 5. Core, operotion ond mointenonce of boots, ground tockle ond other equipment. Gunnery loading drill amefuy ,, --. .l,1 tr un. nl l l, .w 1' 4 . , 'I' . 'F ,. Ej ,-, ,A .N Anchor inspection Anchor's Aweigh 4,4n -n ff 1 r V 3 .,,, I lg 1 ,A 4 ij. if 'Q if 'Ni 5 X N' 1 ' x V, 3 N X, Gun Boss L, nf HMT 3 X 45. ' sm , kg Tex 9 5 M l Al I' ' 5 I A 1 , , Q f . i 1 . -'lxzig 0 Just like pushing the baby is---.,.,. Marine invasion? Refueling at sea W? 1, T QW e52?TAi' WELCOME ABOARD - NBC TV's Queen for a Day is welcomed aboard the USS Ran- dolph by Captain Jack C. Ren- ard. Standing by are Com- mander J. W. McManus lleftl, executive officer, and Ensign Ralph L. Parker lrightl, Public Information Officer. Z'- IZA? Zaeen fa ,4 Dag ROYAL RECEPTION -- Over a thousand sailors line the flight deck of the Randolph to spell out Welcome Queen in honor of a visit from NBC TV's Queen for a Day March 9. Individual letters in the above aerial view measure 60 feet long and 40 feet wide. The queen, Miss Wilhelmina Van Son of Los Angeles, Calif, was given a royal reception aboard the carrier after it docked in Mayport, Fla. 48 CREW'S LIBRARY - Com- mander A. L. Murray IChCl, Protestant Chaplain aboard the Randolph, conducts Queen Wilhelmina on a tour of the carrier's library and enlisted men's lounge. Q i11? 'GOING DOWN! -- The queen and her honor guard descend to the hangar deck ofthe USS Randolph in the carrier's forward aircraft elevator. COOK'S TOUR - Chief Pay Clerk L. W. Bishop fSCl, Commissary Officer aboard the Randolph, takes Queen Wilhelmina on a tour of the attack carrier's galley. ln the foreground are roast turkeys served during Miss Van Son's visit. . Q it 9 N. ,f Q.. .n : ,M . ,. ' vi vii Q wi .5 f it ' its ' Q A ,ga ze. j ps ' T - . . .1 sw -:fl Vw, .,,, x is . I ... ,as C if? 'e .1 Mem-, A - bgeilrgvii I 'lk 0, l with 'Y , ' Q' A ' u 'Mn ,I X J. y . I i , A I I . 0 f . Ngru N.. E Ji r ,.,, ui' L: .sb fs., ., gl i ' ' 7 25' FIT FOR A QUEEN - Miss Van Son and her SPECIAL OCCASION -Chief Pay Clerk W. escorts enjoy a turkey dinner in the crew's Bishop lSCl, assists the queen in C m 9 C' mess aboard the Randolph. special cake baked in her honor by the Ran- rolph's Commissary Department. 11 9 I V H., Q 'v 13 alive X if Pc ,,,,........ Administrative Office -A X F, - ,if-r-in .f 4 Sayid! AY f i A Ni ' WX0 Z A W 19 ,4 X X if Zi ff I LZ ff Bi 'WV ly I ig!! 'X5ii'i?fIW7 f , if f 1 9 gf, 1 XX ra iilfdi A 1 ff A iff, X i ip E xx IZ X .X :N T 1 xii?-5--S HDMINISTRATIVE Administrative Assistant LCDR Roy Ward discusses an administrative problem with CDR J. W. McManus, the RandoIph's Executive Officer. -lf? 50 W if 5 e . I 1, , . 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