Randolph (CVS 15) - Naval Cruise Book

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Lyonnaised Potatosa -What'sa thata? 1 , rf Y' nan 1 T -- s ig 1 li . fi N- A , . bv 'N' , M -vm. 1 f g s , 47, .-ni ,.. ' W il. rfllf if W at X3 ffl 7 xl KW' Q gi 5. Y, 4 s i ll. S-2 DIVISION-Ist Row. L-R: Bill Clark CS2, Thomas Thompson CS3, James Kline CSSN, Patrick Eviston SA, George Pickard CS3, David Irwin SN, William Brumley SN, Robert Conn CS3, Jerriel Lifsey CS3, Robert Zurface CS3, Louis lvleadors SN. 2nd Row: John Dunn SK3, Pay Douglas CS1, Aubrey Armstrong CSC, Wendell Lovingood CWO, Bill Reckelhoff CSC, Perry Cuomo CS1, Ronald Unruh CS1, Ronald Karbowsky SN. 3rd Row: Albert Ennis CS2, Mike Hansen SN, Ronald Lifsey SA, Bob Bullard CS2, Alan Shupp SA, Russell Cobb CS2, Richard Nuckoles SA, Torn Prendergast CS1, Walter James CS3, William Turner SN, Francis McWilliams SN, John Whitley SA, Carl Edelmann SN, James Reach CS2, Sherman Palmer CS1, Richard Kennedy SA, Robert Hammerly SA, Donald Rayfield CS3, Warren lVlcKeever SN, Andrew Leary CSI, Robert Melvin CS3, William Pace CS3, Donald Raum SN, Harold Hayden CS3, Ahsentees: Charles Acres CS3, Reggie Cheek SK3. DIVISION fig., ,l 9 Nite' The non-rated men get the scraps, l guess. ,.. I Rx X A lot goes into the preparation of a meal in 4 .-W-sf.t.11

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il . SUPPLY DEPART v l A S-1 Division l i i l i 1 i i i l l l 1 l l y Supply keeps specific hours, 0800-1600. After that, you've got to find the duty l man... ' Groceries and pencils and paper and engines and on and on through the maze of MILSTRIP guided by IBM. Supply at sea, one ofuthe most precise sciences known. Able-minded men devoted to the service which only they can perform. Remain at sea for an indefiniteltime and rely on the Supply Department to keep everything on hand. Oil coolers to shirt cardboards, bilge pumps to broccoli, haircuts and cigarettes and overseas merchandise. These are the men who provide the S9l'VlC9S 'VI flV9 divisions. Q .' 4 X Q lv S-6 DIVISION-1st Row, L-R: Bill Mer- ritt MA1, Jerry Bahun SN, LTJG Ralph Howard, Ray Breen SKC, Richard Gawron SK3 T St kl' MA2 , om oec in , Howard Saifer SN. 2nd Row: Bob Hul- ings SK3, Frank lngles SK3, Marshall Conover MASN, Ron Delp SK3, Glen McCIung AK3, John Cain SK2, Ed Virsack AK1. X .ff f J X4' ,Cgff fffj, X, I lf they'd only use the new stock number! S-1 DIVISION--1st Row, L-R: Robert Fleming AKCS, William Young AK1, Charles Tucker SK1. Bobby Jenkins SK2, John Whitley SK3, Leonard Mack- ey AA, Gerald Cremer AK3, Ernesto DeLa Paz SK3, LT Clement Bosco. 2nd Row: Robert Sheffield SK2. Farris Angel SK3, Harold Smith SK3, Allan Musche SKSN, Michael Klarman SN. Terry Hammond AKAN, William Coldi- cott AN, Robin Von Hofen SK3. 3rd Row: Joseph Wegner SK3. George Boyd AK2, Lewis Guffey SK2. Curtis Brady AK1, Duane lgleharte AN, Thom- as Combs AK3, Martin Simon AN, Bitondo AK3, William Miller SK3.

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it pt, 'ww . W., 1 . 3 PM S-3 DIVISION-1st Row, L-R: Norman Johnson AA, Tony Allaggio AA, Tom Valle SH2, Jay Hershman SN, Oliver Pinckney SHSN, Jim Knaak SN, William Hollenback SHSN, Samuel Harris SHSN, Edward Jenkins TN. 2nd Row: Stanely Dunston SH3, Norman Buch SA, Billy Ray Bennett SH3, William Horne SH2, Ronald Yanchick SN, Sam Rollings SHCA, Dick Cordes SN, John Curtis SH3, Bobby Creel SH3, James Williams SH3, Lynn Lozier SHSN, 3rd Row: Fred Coward SH2, Robert Downing SA, Leon Fisher SHSN, Nelson Thomas SN, Jerry Sleater SN, Claxton Melvin SH2, William Brown SH3, Ronald Brown SN, David Lee Golding FN, Larry Gene Carnell FA. Ahsentees: S. W. Babbs SHSN, R. A. Valley AA, J. H. Traylor SN, J. G. Stone SN, P. lVl. Sloan SN, D. lVl. Skipper FA, C. T. lvlattner AA, C. C. Matteson, SN, C. E. Davidson SA, L. Dolittle SA, H. R. Gaddy SH1, K. C. Curtis SHSN, V. I. Curtis SHCA, W. Coffee SH3, J. B. Brown SA, W. Baird SH2, P. Massey SN. ... S-3 Division Services galore Q 4 E! ME K5 W 'T' Wi 1 -fl 4 Y Y t ., , S' ,J bv ? H 1, ' A Q, ., A ' F ,i f . ' V ' ' Tx . V N 5 JU X fi 'vw 40' A 2 Q fr Y i