Randolph (CVS 15) - Naval Cruise Book

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is Cl . Y V+' X .Lil- - gf, .3-K fl- 'AK V' I mite: W s 'if' M No 4 vii' Qu, ml! I yd I f J, in ' iv I5 'I ii , W, .D iv-' CS DIVISION-1st Row, L-R: Sam Morris SIVIC, ENS Flan- agan Jr., LTJG Brown, ENS Farber, Billy Miller SlVl1. 2nd Row: Bill Ventura SN, Charlie Nolan SN, Lew Lewis SM3, Andrew Glover SM1, Marrion Hehe SM3, Frank Britton SN, TeePee Gerber SN. 3rd Row: Sam Gronning SN, Ben Naylor SM2, Leroy Pressley Slvll, Jim Winningham SlVl2, Lin Lindsey SlVl2, Ed Evans SNI3. Absentees: Larry Wool- ley SNI3, Davie Davis SM3, Jerry Horn SA, James Hum- ble SA. Nr: DIVISION B fm, Signal a course change I' ? Ill l 1. 'size Qi -:ff ss Reliable, rapid, secure communications - the Old Way and execute it smartly 65 A message flashed out

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k. C Teletype and international Morse code, sounds and 'W static, and magically messages are delivered through .L the ship. Encrypted and classified information has made some of the Buck Rogers gear of the 1940's as primitive as the caveman's club, and the men who man the circuits know that their training and abilities provide command with up-to-the-minute information necessary for today's military operations. The Radio- men share the credit with the highly efficient signal- men who ensure rapid and reliable communication between ships nearby and to whom many hours of deck watch are dedicated. Tx Vt A ITQN MUN CATIO Q DEPART CR Division A listening watch: 500kc 0045-no sigs or perhaps an emergency situation ' CR DIVISION-1st Row, L-R: George Hanish RIVISN, Jack Williams RlVl3, Toby Tyler SN, Daniel Rowe SN, Ronald Gibson RlVl3, William Carreiro RlVlSN, Jerry Gingrich RlVlSN. 2nd Row: Joe Guida RlVl3, Dave Burrs RMSN, Charles Tucker RlVlC, ENS Bill Childs, ENS Bob Shaugnnessy, LT Don Kerby, LTJG Charlie Aycock, ENS Pete Toms, Tony Bisceglia RIVI3. 3rd Row: Charles Hoskins RM2, Paul Austin RlVl3, Danny Maddox RlVl3, Bill Truscott RIVI3, ,lim Kurek RNl3, Pat Brocker RlVl3, Danny Truscott RIVISA, Pete Abramaitys RlVlSN, John Wills RlVl3, Harry Stamm RIVISN, Darryl Johnson RlVl1, R V Allen RlVl2, Bill Poarch RM1, Rush Ring SN, Willie Harrell RIVISN. Absentees: Ernie Epps RlVl2, Douglas Pennington RIVISN, Wilkie Jernigan RlVlSN, Bill Wasson RNISR, Bill Killingsworth SN, Terry Rountree SN. l 4 yi ! el, , A f- C' l . 1, 7, ,Qi iv' . , C. 1, ,Wt all Z ,J H Q 4 ' ,li xl if J. , 5, H an , N i l Q A 1 ' X, , C it ,V ,q Q Q 1 s

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SAN RE San Remo - gateway to the Riviera. A view of the pleasure and luxury unique to a section of Europe in which leisure is the largest commodity. Natural beauty catches the eye in every corner, and no one complains about nothing to do. San Remo - the very edge of reality. Some are more anxious to get ashore than others The pines of San Remo Ice cream cools the throat