Randolph (CVS 15) - Naval Cruise Book

Text from Pages 1 - 264 of the 1967 volume:

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S. ll oodg however, an occasional storm made The weather was genera y g the going rough. ff LJ s . . . but, we had a mission to perform- 1 v A r 1 1 r 1 W MISMW 1 rmissis M 1944. mme: mtalin W5 in M Nllmldt A Strong Tradition The present RANDOLPH was commissioned in October 1944. As an attack carrier she was instrumental in the allied victory in the Pacific during World War ll. 1,,,,-if-:V f...lr I, hr- ' .wa- 46 ' 3 . V,-If ff ' 'R' L N ff 5 fi: XY xx-Lf p ff, fx 1 ,I - 4 - , X x-7cg ' r 512 2 X . A xx'-X, A 011 XXX : up my p 4 , ' ,,- Hy! 9,4 , 14. 'D fri A 54 ,i -PA h 'FAF-,gL5?'iSf:2X1,,ff- - .M Xxx vgl.-.i. . VK -mhfviizypiizzv 'll' 3i'f3 fM ' 1 r i- X ' .l Y X xx V, f Q' s+.X.,5h , Lf' Q xx I 152 xx xXjTl'-- f i 'f7 . . H Pk A up 9 , . XXV' 1 I., - -ii? ,XE L ' 'XX .R -. N -M! ,k4, l.L. -,:. F ,VA N 4 . , ,..,, X D, L A. L r 35 - --k Y- 'P 1 . A X- sf' sg-rf . ,dh X A , ,J Z,fm'i4f q 55:4-H L ,rffsa YV' f L . ef if- r- s e Q L , .., ,df-4 5 I ?' X p '. 'ik' '- ,RX .1 , ., A Q W1 ' - ff .. nf- fn fafifvf 5 X .f -4 .mf . f, .1 .. I ol N . '47, , A ,r ,ij pf,f1,5.,u.a X o.o, lu, ,, nl 1, f. f -+? 1f?4'.mufffiz,.EiiZfQQ1!i .i. 'f!f:.LM!2:J Q-nf f' Q , iii g.:.'I5!G.x V, in -5 I V Q . ,-. E, A . us-er: -nan itll. li! -'F 4 - H ut 'd p ' F A i .,.,.s...-..-.-- . . .i f .J The name RANDOLPH has always been synonymous with great fighting ships. The first RANDOLPH was a 32-gun frigate constructed for the Continental Navy in 1776. 'iqp-. ,--1' if fi Today, RANDOLPH is an anti-submarine warfare carrier. She has seen many changes over the past decadesg but, one thing is certain. She is as much a fighting ship today as she was during her glorious days in World War ll. I T' f. S E H I9 'UI ust an. idly I be IS to .n her The S-2E ' J Tracker aircraft, Uther Units of The Task Group The SH-3D helicopter. An all weather spearhead., 4 n . mmfi V r , -1 V , 1 ' +1 ' '9, fi f ...A s' , LW ,g ,- 'E Ex? BLK 5 'H a S P21 si ,K Q id .... ' 2 Q, , Q f 2 3 ,A 5 ,1 a K Iv? I 331' CAPTAIN WYNN V. WHIDDEN, USN Official honors and ceremonies, Commanding Ufficer Captain Wynn V. Whidden, USN, assumed command of RANDOLPH on 8 July 1967. Prior to his present assignment, he achieved 3 lengthy record of command experience as Commanding Officer of the USS ALDEBARAN fAF-102, Commanding Officer of Air Anti-Sub. marine Squadron THIRTY and Commander Carrier Anti-Submarine Air Group FIFTY SIXC He also served as Operations Officer and Executive Officer aboard the USS WASP I CVS-l8l, I ineC2lJlain , Farewell to old shinmaies- The Captain admisters the re-enlistment oath. tw 5 Being the Commanding Officer is a lonely and Oftifil arduous task I X ,xx ' 'h f we 'ff f ,.w'e4!'Vx X Captain Whidden celebrates his birthday with a cake-cutting in the Wardroom. VV ,..--.4-I1 RIC.-XR :XDXllR.Xl, I-SIN XRD 1' Ul ILM Former Gommander unter - Killer Force Atlantic Fleet Rear Admiral Edward C. Outlaw, USN, assumed d of Hunter-Killer Force, U,S, Atlamjc Fleet and Carrier Division SIXTEEN on 29 October 1965. His previous duties included command of Carrier Division ONE, command of the U.S. Naval Aviation Safety Center and as Commanding Officer of the carrier USS INTREPID We wish him well in his new assignment. COIIIIIIHH The Admiral bids farewell to the officers of RANDOLPH. WW X 1:7 Admiml Outlaw Prepares for a highline transfer. Present Commander Hunter - Killer Foroe Atlantic Fleet Rear Admiral Charles S. Minter, Jr., USN, served on the staff, Supreme Allied Commander Europe, as Deputy Assistant Chief of Staff for Plans and Policy prior to his assignment as Commander Hunter-Killer Force, Atlantic Fleet, Admiral Minter is no stranger to RANDOLPH, serving aboard as Assistant Air Officer and later, as Air Officer during World War ll. He has also commanded the seaplane tender USS ALBEMARLE and the carrier USS INTREPID. ix' H' MN pay-vw-e REAR ADMIRAL CHARLES S. MINTER, JR., USN WWA, , A le X W .,, ,AN . , W, f Z X The Admiral takes to the cockpit. Lontemplatlng a problem C'sXP'l':KlN Wll,l.lAUl ll. Nl.-XCK, ISN Chief of taff Captain William H. Mack, USN, assumed his present duties as Chief of Staff for Commander Hunter-Killer Force, Atlantic!Commander Carrier Division SIXTEEN on 31 October 1966. He had previously served as Commander Destroyer Squadron TWO. He has also served as Com- manding Officer of the frigate USS WILLIS A, LEE and as Commanding Officer of the U53 CAMBRIA. ' 0 Reviewing reports in his office. ',,,,-- Eswfting f0l'eign guests about the ship. CHPV RAND! He 355 JUIY 1 Caplai Washin as C Squad: Antlsu reporti i ff Imam ISIC Hen Q I as Cx WILUS the umm iii: Executive Uffieer Captain Ben H. Macon, USN, reported to RANDOLPH in November 1966 as Navigator. He assumed the duties of Executive Officer in July 1967 and was promoted to the rank of Captain in October 1967. A graduate of George Washington University, Captain Macon served as Commanding Officer, Air Antisubmarine Squadron TWENTY SIX and as Commander, Antisubmarine Air Group FIFTY SIX prior to reporting to RANDOLPH. rl CAPTAIN BEN H. MACON, USN Admiral Minter pins the silver eagle onto Captain Macon's collar. w4,q..,,, A mountain of paper work awaits the XO each day A high ehhhhned aemhoghst ghhphers have mar the eyes 1 BCH mush one else controhhin KU ehhecth Www' Lg ' .. ,ri :xnd ak Q the Sun m Oy-es S lv to . wards we On Q . DOL PH S ITIS eastward towa G. lbl-alt af. A high degree of training and the combined talents of radarmen, sonarmen, aerologists, air controllers, photo- graphers and electronics technicians have made the Operations Department the eyes and ears of RANDOLPH. These men must keep one step ahead of every- one else, providing the planning and controlling assistance which keeps us an effective team. ha The Ops Boss and his Admin Assistant. DPERA TID S DEPA RTMEN T Q V111 1' IN , . X X if r if is ' J 1 X J ' as A ive -w., Keeping up with the tactical situation. 'f ia : Qi v 4 , E I an l . , ff, I ff. ibn 'Ent .2 'N ' .V 'fi J 'Ai ' my N VQQQ?'3'3- 1 -r .TL ,. 1.51 4, 1 l x 413 Qty., N, NN... Plotting the frontal systems on the weather charts. Aerology. . . E .43 -Nr . . 1 unch- The weatherman briefs the pilots pr1ort0 3 r Let go the weather balloon 51 ,ff X ik! X- J 5 f W M' .fy ,.,,...f .0 The Air Controlmen guide the aircraft into their final approach for recovery at night. The Air Operations 139151-wer keeps fziffwe iMf:B4 ei me :ur zu imzur GATGG. . . V.. W-, ' , 11 Q! g , -' 1 x A J , ,, 53 e-- f KC' nn , , ,JFK ' , , 44 f 's-, f Plotting the location of the ship's aircraft, , , Combat 2 2 'Di -- if es .1 715 I4 F' i ill -Q 3 ! ' 1 E X r Keeping truck of shipping in the Nlvdiu-rrfxncan is no easy task for the surface plotters in Combat. rr 5. I l Information Once a surface cont8Ci is picked up on it is tracked On the vertical plotting b and its course, Sliced and closest DOW of approach are radar. determined- The Watch Officer must be constantly alert and ready to assist with any emergency or tactical problem. ngcl ,yi , tif W M' I al W4 Once the tactical information is received, it is carefully plotted out so that an evaluation may be made L. I ' Q-.', :1'51I X' ff- Z F '-'J arm, ' ' And then I said, ' ' Why d0Il Electronics . . . Z 't you try plugging it in! 'xl' ,f 2. f ' l V is Whefhef repairing 3 large radar unit' ' ' . . . or a small piece of electronics equipment' no is beyond the capabilities of our ETS. I .f9,.-zu. in ff----,,,.,,,,M JOB N' SHOOT 10B REM ., ,rw yc c The Photo Lab is a busy office with many daily job requests. Photo. . . Focusing the enlarger for printing Z! The duty Photographer focuses on a distant subject. Dv iftii v iiisgy ,MW .MN ,N . ,Y , J Y, f A nffiiypiih fX-.Wm Q 635425 ig 1 'K KN ' ' All stations, this is Sonar. We hold a possible submarine contact bearing Zero-Six-Zero. Sonar... Testing out the circuits. Repairing 2 piece of intricate equipment 13' if :3 X ' 5 Checking out the data collecting equipment. ASDA!! 0,5 Q0 .' O 0 el 3 Q 'X Q iii Q S o F 5 -fc? THU, H5 Ma! YF? N1 Running tests on electronic equipment. Tuning in a clear frequency. 'R , SABINE Ghanges Hands . . . On the morning of 1 October 1967 Captain C. H. Yeagle, USN, relieved Captain R. T. Stephens, USN, as Commanding Officer of the oiler SABINE during shipboard ceremonies. What made this ceremony unique was the fact that it took place at sea when the oiler was alongside the RANDOLPH. Following the ceremony the hoses were run over and fuel was transferred. The oiler steams alongside RANDOLPH fOr six hours. The crew of SABINE stands in formation tr m,.......,,,.L O wanna-v-ev' : .1 ' F1 isa X x .pg f -5 'HR ,ff THE SMOKER... On the evening of 10 October, just before we anchored in 1 b ate Naples harbor, the crew gathered in Hangar Bay ll to ce e r RANDOLPH's 23rd birthday with a Smoker. A birthday cake occupied the center of the ring as the celebration started, but was shortly pre-empted by RANDOLPH'S GLADIATORS. 1 Fat Cat tries to steal the show. I Z, J l, iv F- .Q THE MAIN w b A. 0 1' 'Y-7 EVENT was a smash success in 3 . -HL' f ,fe XJ N Www! ' Q QW 5? 3 'i f' . . . and was good for a few chuckles. 's .h L' h X The Helmick brothers battled over who did the most work in the 2 .h,,, A, ship's main laundry. RANDOLPH'8 wenty-Third Birthday . . . and the band played on. A Karate exhibition. , .'V, 'QSM x l1INllV 'P Cl N ...a xmas: Ein im' OT ' ' ' 'W '- Curtis takes the limelight with the Captain and the Admiral. The Staff... 0, , QU , ,bf , -v.,,?..:,k.i. . g w wf ff ff ' V 2 r if 2 ff T ff 4. 0 4 I 4 , fy J Z, f ' 7 f f K 1 ' 1 f The Admiral contemplates a problem over a cup of coffee. X -'L J l Q 31 ,pnl W .4 S xr. 9' gi -'A Emin- The Chief of Staff reviews his daily message traffic. V ' -ilhhlsff Alf: Running an old message through the paper shredder, 'C' V ,-V use 2: F . 4' -1. f f X, iiig Lliifg A e x w I -ts ' 'fx' , 5 Q ' Q 5 X X if r 31311 There are major decisions to be made ,mm N 1 fi' V533 The Flag Secretary has many responslbllltles lncludlng that of DIVISION Officer. The Flag Yeoman leaves the present world for a moment. The Quartermasters In Flag Plot keep track of the flagship s posmon. Liberty Gall. . . il g A ' , ' 19 lt's a mass exodus from th e ship when liberty call is sounded. r.,--fe - T'J. wanfaanndwff'f3-We ...Q-f f' -.,, ar, .44 b Sail0fS pile out of boats a I 1 -T,.'k ..-as 5?-f 1, it t fleet landing W' - f -. - - ' x g , , M. I , , X x . V... ' rl- .f .', ' 7 N fl , ' l ' l .. . U , . , , , f' , . . F I ' A , I . v . .- - ..,:, 51? JJIQSQY ,.. A fs if N K If ff Q 0 Z7 ,- Q Q X Q K f ' iz .Q f' I g ,. ,vi- .A Following 20 days at sea RANDOLPH anchored in Naples, Italy for a five day visit on 11 October 1967. This was to be the first of two port visits for the Task Group to the old Italian port city, There were many activities planned for the crew including tours to Rome, Pompeii and the Isle of Capri, RANDOLPH is an imposing sight when framed by the marble arch, ' q f ' W' 5 , A panoramic view of Naples. N v Mt. Vesuvius provides a beautiful background for Naples Harbor. X fe 'wr f X m Av -x Ailfii r ra- f g WOO' '51 at 0-A213910 An old but attractive shopping arcade. .pw 4-Uvlvr Numerous tiny shops can be found on the back streets of Naples. , , ......l',, . !-4 - 'f'x. li-fi 1,7 f -I I v I , h ,, Pg!!! 1 ' if 4' 4,4 ,,- '?,'fI 7 ' Tff?-TT I' F' Hr V , 'ffflhfir 5' E If V F -' , , r- rv F., Jrgap. Q r : .f fi fn J ff ff. L' E V -da! 1k',E 1 ' Q I L. 46 XNYQY , ffifiiia 4 lfllf und. A bit of the old mixed with the new. WA- M www,----,, -wrrfam-Zyl, .. . ,Ll F 2 FT-5, 5 7551 An old church in the heart of Naples- 41,13 5 es 1 Lux'-Ll Ll old castle near fleet landing YT! B S The luxury liner Leonardo Da vinci :rests in its hornenml 1 ' 1' ., , I I: WN-X '2 ' v, 4 -s Xl - ,.W.' '1 8. A i- l ., -Pr Q. Ns..- ev' uf Y Q X 545, if, A 'Xa .ity 1 I 9 ' ..,.. A x' .. ,Q - .-h'J'n A peek into a private courtyard- .9 ,L x 'fa V, ' m:f1:! .' v f?fj.: M N Aga Q 41 5 v 6 Q 'TT s 1 A serene park. 1.9 r , Q' !i f Q V, v ' ri i Qi N .I 5 bl I s L .J i i fl! LJ I A - 9 1- ' V . ff if L -I v i , 11 A tiny Cluftef ed Sffeet f f Q' Q s:,,R . A . wx, , . .- ..-'4 :Q if' fi jo .. u. 54+ ' -'af A s -Al ,fi 3. .sim was-a-z ' ' And for only five dollars you can have this lovely mandolin music box. QD! How much to go to Pompeii. I!!! pal: nsi,n WMWMM .,g,., ,W lf An old fishennan sets sail for the open seas. 5 .,.f Y S ,U v ,FAR .. , ,Y 3 -if ew i W-Q. A '49 There were many landmarks to photograph, , , Some came by air, some came by train: but, most of us came by bus along Ita1y's modem expressway to Rome. . . visit- . many vestlges of anclent R0me to E f l 1 x 1 1 1 1 1 J , a E 5 P I P z i I I 3 1 E nga-v,,,-.,::, 1, I- i v 1 . .u lr- fn.- : Q l --.s I- f 'J' '.,,,:f vnu ij 'inb- Castel Sant'Angelo dating back to ancient Rome. Ma ny beautifull bridges span the Tib er Ri .gf I Once the home of the Emperorsg today, it lies in ruins ,f'7kf7'f 7'f 'f'? 'V'f'?77Y' , .'f 7f ' gn ,Ima f,4f! c1 w'- mm Nfl Imfffffi ,f 4f1,,3F',ifZ ',:'gf3j3'3,y11,fQ,gu3' V 5 - 'Q. .. ,- -- 3' 42 W ' ' f M 1 Q... X v 4 - f, fff,1,,fj,,5p4ti J . t ' A . ' 5, - . , N ' H' V3 - 1. X , gk ? Q'- ' f A v af ' ' S ' t N -x iv 1 ' K ' U Y f - ' - ,, F WY! A :lx I MIL, Nil if' The Arch of Constantine, one 0 'i army- , t' the remaining landmarks of the ancient Roman Forum. 'LL,-.fL.1l.lg..l.1 4r,Ln,,.2?l1t..i,Li ,A , .:,, -. ,., , , ,, , , . - -0' r '-'- 7 '--v-- f ,,.T7-- ',p w-,,.,,,,.,,......Mv.W..W,,.T-www... .,,,. ...,.. ,.,,,,,i W . tv V ,M riff-f.-Ta, f-- --Www ' 'fx A up .... H 4 , I 5 A group of sailors approach St. Paul ouzsiue me wan. K ,-J' .p A -p -:XU4 it it 4 ui? 1 2 1 .aff 31 fa ' 56 'L YY' Jfxsf The Monumental Steps and the Church of SS Trinita de N5 I ln the Roman Forum s t' ius Seve tands the Arch of Sep lm Monti, a. favorite meeting place of Americans in Rome - and the Church of St. Luch e Martina. l I , 'A 4 .r - you N 'Eg ' NAIA 5 .....,.4rx ..- . f- 4 - .,..., -.H .-Q.. A . X a if -.-'1 s. .,.f-P.. . 4---.xi ..f .- Sri' s--'. if '- - . N r,-f,! ' , - 1 PY .ww lta1y's memorial to King Victor Emmanuel and the Tomb of the Unknovm Soldier. -.sf - M? St. Peteris Basilica from the Square The Religious ide of RA NDULPH The Priest delivers a Baptism, The Priest addresses parishioners: Z I Participating in Sunday Mass. in eg? 3 9 Ji The have P4 jobs ill old 61 conditic moving, ensuring operatio largest i Y x S In ' P if iz: ENGINEERING The Engineers aboard RANDOLPH have perhaps one of the most challenging jobs in the U.S. Navy: keeping a 23 year old engineering plant in top-notch condition. Aside from keeping the ship moving, they are also responsible for ensuring the efficient and reliable operation of all machinery . The largest department aboard ship, the Engineers also make water, light, heat, electricity, power and perform a large percentage of the shipboard repair work. 1-.., I If f i f ,S The Damage Control Assistant and his assistant catch up on their paper work. I Being the Chief Engineer 5 on a 23 year old aircraft carrier is a 24-hour-a-day job for Commander Walter J. Blasczak. R w-J N X F , ,ff xv ' 4 r, M ' i 4' Tags' -vi 1 E ' if ' E -Ni M., . t,,t I , I ' Q X lt even takes a staff of yeomen to keep T t C the Engineering Department operating. NN 9 In l The Throttle - Men ..- , ?F - F's X1- XP ,fx ' ' Hmmmmmmm. . . Accordmg to these readlngs the shlp IS alrbome. Down in Main Engine Control the throttleman makes his hourly r ' A--:---.m1Qrte1egraDh- ecordings A ,psvii i the No. 2 Generator. ? Q l g ' Y. I 1 mnwra. li w '-A... 4' 1s'f fl . Reading a circuitry drawing on the switchboard in Main Engine Control. on the dials in Main Engine Control. Qu My as-if An electrician shifts the electrical load from the No. 1 to The Engineering Officer-of-the-Watch keeps a watchful eye 4 A ' ' checkman maintains the water level in the steam drum of a boiler wif?-Q L ,V ' ' This little fire starts it all. CFiriHg up a boilerq -Xu: ' 'I wonder what would happen if I unscrewed .,..- . an L. ff-.-, , 1 9 1 1 A nw nlgk 191' frixflu A . ay' v ,' . .,,- ,,V .A .rv 0 if Zvm U- vi, .lr Qi,. ,,.x'-JTiS'1 ,, Y ,nf ... .',' IM . -':fJ,,g ,Q X- ,. 0 -' A' nf w wx' fa C t, . '- 'f rf, ' bf' x f n ,Mx r,d Q, I .1 'z.',g-XV , ' Y, -ww ' . .5 - ' , L . il. . u.!3 4 . , Q .. x, :- Q , '-. ,---.--U Wg ?zv ,M f A ,,- Y vw-any wnv ya 1 - N. 5 z, Ar , . , ,J-'fx 3 ' 1 dw-f.: ' by 2171 . 91' +A-ga .4 ., ,,.,1,,r4,,,an ,EFT-? 2 1,,, 5 ,ev WW FD , T W A N-Q' ,Emu 11, 1 .., , -is 123 Z. , ,gg . Q ..-13, - vt 45- .,, 'if-0 H.. -In 1 vi 'sun ,n 'Q l 1 a ? ? 'Q 'Q ? . ,QV 1't 1 -ni f, 1 I 1 Q I 3 6 i 1 Li 1 -Q . Aft fi A i ' N At,,,,,f. ,E , k 1 1 ' 's '9 M vs? V L ,pf ,.,,-1 , 1 't -.wg A twist of the wrist and a steam driven Dump is DF0Vided with power' wg-nv all .www ,fri ' ' . . and 7 makes 42, carry your 4 and. . . ,-.. Pressure 1 Rurmin lc if Pressure on the suck results ln steam for the generator Shlftmg stralners to remove lmpurltles from the lubrlcatlon 011 '22 4 4- A -an-A A pump is overhauled. e . . r for on I An electriclan rewlnds H moto of the Task Group Ships' 'T 2 n 2 A 1Vz-inch hose is hooked up to a fire plug. A damage controlman weighs a fire extinguisher, checking for carbon dioxide leakage. A cruise box for LTJG Boedecker, courtesy of the Carpenter Shop. 'Q Q, xx? SQX ,li LCA n f X, 4 adv i . U27 I 'f' 'A-k f-f .f-ffi:-nxt- .. Previewing a new film for damage. ' ' Gee. I sure hope this isn't the one the Admiral wanted to see. An Interior Communications man overhauls a projector. 7 , 5 1 -J ? 4 l i if Qi' 5 I S 1 A A-MEN if .. If Q 2-1- 1, K NL - J is- 'MBW-ur l w',- ii ,4 We L. ,, w Q I I I 1 F' I 1 1 A 'raking 3 voltage reading to learn if an outlet is still good. I 3 4 1 l l 1 1 l 4 W. l l Q 1 11 tl S 1 5 Y ' . Q 1, ,xclvgk l i if kwwww 'Q ' l Ee i -1 E S it X X xx if 'l i 'J'a i o,a-..t..-l Efbc? ' ,fl Q 1 1 ' f ,a ,l. ly A cabinet is born in the Sheet Metal Shop. 1 M . ,gv 'fe F If 'i A generator is made ready to produce steam. Lfif Tightening a valve to ward off a possible steam leak. Y 1 l?': -I If When a chief smiles, the entire area seems to light up. 1 - H The '-...AMN-Q - Mail-Buoy , Watch We hereby dedicate this page to all new seafarers who have stood the mail- buoy Watch. It's a long and arduous task with little thanks when it is finished. There are many who have stood itg but, few have been successful in sighting the mail-buoy. Keeping a taut watch both fore and aft. nes, Qgh Q, I if ff ' A ,,Q, 6:04 . l an ee , J M, .. RNQV sw H., K NN wi M f 'few rr Aa? 6 ef ,MV , nag ,ar.'f Q , . mem ' W K A contact appears on the horizon. Is it the mail-buoy? 7 ,fi ' 1.-' .-,....l' Replenishment at ea es which RANDOLPH One of the most important rol played during the cruise, was her role as the logistics supply ship for the task group. Hardly a day went by ' d when the transfer stations were not called away an fuel, mail, provisions and other assorted supplies were . . b. received or transferred to other ships. This was a ig evolution requiring the combined efforts of several hundred personnel from almost every department. if an The ' ' Boats knows the special language of replenishment. A cargo net goes over the Side and 0 t n o the transfer line, Hfrhe l'l9l' ap me 0 0Iticer fueling bljard W The USS SARSFIELD is making her approach to starboard. The Captain and the Executive Ufficer keep an eye on the re- fueling Olleration from the star- board Wing ofthe bridge. K -3---- It's an interesting sight when a ship comes alongside. f., Vu 1 X fr i 'rsffismf - Q.----e--s,,f, ,, X 1 1 'A .4 sf , ' .' .,.. ,'X X , as ffm.+yyg,fw f x eq , 4 ,Afmmm 4 -JI ff' A ,.,4,m,p4qgv4v fw . ,, ,WM dk,,,. r K ., . zfffsffif Q- 6 ,,. From his seat on the starboard wing of the bridge, the Captain keeps a close eye on an approaching ship. Even 2 of supplip stocked. of the Si many tons through replenish 7 min' 4 ik, I 9. ' A .gint-H' if .,-- 1 The ship is alongside and the transfer is o, . , Q 35 Massive Underway Replenishment Even a 42,000 ton aircraft carrier runs out of supplies after a While and must be re- stocked. The RANDOLPH made good use of the Sixth Fleet supply ships, receiving many tons of provisions and needed supplies through alongside transfer and verticle replenishment. XXX 1' X X l - 1 xl X - A replenishment helicopter from the USS SYLVANIA lowers a case of provisions onto RANDOLPH's flight deck. ,,.,- F 7 4, 4 .fn , , . ,. i. N ,- E'.f - -efw f- . If 1' V. ff - Transfer by helicopter and is ,Q hlghline take place simul- , 053, .0 ,gf ,A taneously. ..i. 'gig if ,- A ,L mi' V -swfif, Zag- Q' ' 1 ' -. -,.,.'i4'i?4 I I p Q 1 E1 Eu D45 Supplies are brought aboard to the flight deck. . . 4-, f 5. 2 l 3 0 LKxQ I 4 5:31. 7 ll ig 44 ,f . . the sponson. . . and the number three elevawr. Once the supplies are aboard, the forklift driver takes charge. . . ,...-unvv a,.q: ,, 'MM . . . and the supplies are Vtlrl KA ,.,, X ,M-Q. . '-fs.. rv' - stacked in the hangar bays in preparation for striking below 'ml -J 'G 'fs ai I an ge 1 K -2- C :Da 5 an 532. ff It's a heavy load for any man to bear. ,..., ,, Q 1- if 31- 1 guna-- il! 1 ii' 15.1 i i3 C-nf: ii K,--ws up-nu-9-..... f 5 , V . 1 R! Place it over there, fella- HIDHHII is.. 53? Striking the stores below. 'bw IQ 'NNNXN NNN SAX It's a long trip down to the storerooms. 5 an V nf . .E , 1 FXR ' X . - ,, Xi ni , , sl Ik XXX Q' ' 'W' 5 ,.,., 1 1-g - to If R f ' , Nr :-1 ,XL 'f 'I r - K if, X 'ff . ' I gat, p 1' z i' 3' .. -1 6:5 Y . pg, X kr... --'H xt' U N I, K Ag- . p, ,, f QI! ,.- -- p 4 .1 U ff - '- ,... ' I 'N ' 42 Cf 495m 'f,3 'V'9fl. Z Finally the task is complete, and we go our separate Ways? p0 1-- -gn L2 113, My -V 'f?ffi1 fir: rfgllli- -' they, to another needy task group: we on to our mission. The keet hoot - I - , . ...M ...N ' fm...--fy .,,,, N' -.. K' g , K, ' f . 'f , ,. N K H, .sw L - . ,n ., ,.... W, ..' M.. f - ' v , ' ' , ,Q -,,,. , , , K- K ...-, 1- .. KK -.mf , ' f- ilu..-L . ,, r'-..11f '-'fy-M .rg ,V . ' ,. ,....s-., -'AK . f' 'X ' 'K 'f' H' I x , +- - 'N 4 . mf - .-- fg . 'f . 'Q ' 4.05, .ww X . Ag, KW.. , , '- . ,.. , 6... QP- K , K Y , . ,A NW, K f ' ,- .. vw- X' K V ..- -'.' - -..- KK 75,42 f K KK K K N K Kg ef ..,.1Ms5, X.. . Q S. . .. 's, - . . ny. W K 'S .,-,Y Xf- .. X - - .,,- . N - . .- 2 '-, . ,mx ' . ' .av -. fm QW- W .W wav , . W, .. ., , ' ' ' Mme - S A .ff . , X, gf 1 mfg Ready. . . Aim. .. My-If J .RN A X. . 3,1 N il . -K K M .Q A .. X - . X .A .Wk ...r' ..- z Q ' ' A -ff! mm Fire. . . and watch out for the destwyef hehm dll 'iw tl ' ni W.. Q, M, p. T 'TW 3 , up v mm 'fu fav NA VIGA TID fl W 5117235 'Y' an The Navigator fixes the ship s position using an old standby the sextant. A quartemiaster takes a visual bearing on a :navigational aid using the alidade. ,,,.. ,4-ii,- 77 X' D' I .al ' The Quartermaster of the Watch keeps a detailed record of all shipboard evolutions. Charting the ship's movements through the ocean is an important job for the men of Navigation. f i When the bridge looses steering control the watch team in After Steering stands ready to keep the ship 00 course' Q 'a- li' Ah 1 LhQ wc, ga lfstuii H is 1 . x 1 X ,,.,,M',,,., There's nothing like a good cigar! A The highest paid helmsman in the Navy i Concentrating on electronic navigation. . . Q ,f 5 , J' The Captain, Navigator and JOOD bring the RANDOLPH through her GQ paces. 311 r 2 f Af 1 by K... Z' v ',,,,wN 'Y 1 , -xiii! J xsx-.ar fr g ,WL ,Q-f- Keeping the ship on course. Whether it's General Quarters or steady steaming, the course must be charted. 'Qualities f, ,Vi f 'f Hwzw ' i J? Q4 .A x ,o 5 1 . Y The Communicators keep us in touch with those far beyond the horizon. GUMMUNIGA TIU S . . . Thousands of miles of ocean kept us separated from our countrymen during the past three monthsg however, this distance was measured in seconds by the men of Communications. For this is the speed at which a radio transmission can travel halfway around the globe. The Communications Department brought thousands of pieces of traffic aboard during the Mediterranean de- ployment. Radiomen and signalmen alike ensured the reliable, secure, and speedy handling of information as it was sent or received by teletype, morse code, voice radio, flashing light, semaphore or flaghoist. V ' i fff' at ,,,.,ff . ' , ' e if I M .. I ffs. Tuning in a radio receiver. if Stleqim , , , .. . M W! I ' Selecting the Proper radio circuits. The Communications Watch Officer checks some new messages. V , 1' ix ,,,- ' x k 1 is f Running copies of a message off on a mimeograph machine. I c 1 1 Signals . . . ln a tactical situation the igna p f important role, keeping the ships in company aware o such important evolutions as flight operations,ant1c1pated courses and speeds and even shipboard drills. They are responsible for sending and receiving messages . . . . H between ships and for identifying ships that appear o the horizon. S' lman lays an extremely 5 X i fsxs i flaw K I I vfi I A fig 'I' iii 5 L l 5 Q C, Q A f r -'- - Q wr' 4 Q- ai? ' A signal goes out by flag hoist. Executing a tactical signal by flashing light V' 1 Communicating by semaphore. -?....4 The order goes out by flags I a - T iw 4. Y '43 Vx N ,.f 5 ' ,,--I, 43,--Q .s,:-3,,,4!? ,4 ,J I' -If 1 ff' 1,-fo-ff f-if' ,Ja WEA PUNS ' - Q The Weapons Department is on hand for all refuelings, all transfers at sea, all air-defense drills or General Quarters exercises. Whether it is manning the guns or the high lines, the Weapons Department and her Bosun Mates are responsible for the upkeep and appearance of the ship and, as a team, exhibit the qualifi- cations which make any man proud of his crossed anchors. 1,5 Z,-7 ai' EN x A bit of spit and polish for the finishing touch. -any ' ' , 'I ia,s3.eW'Wnus-any My .fm sw eg an ... lv' fs 9 X-uni it r it. M,rW,,,ss s X Q wyss lf' -se .Q ' If Q A I is rs. ls, , i X iW.w,,, 'fmyagvww , MN - q A S Mwewgwfewwff xm 4 ZW may if Ready. . .Aim. . .Fire! A'-1-N-gwQ..g.,,.. .L 5 ?S' Q-I ,mn ' , wh -,V xv italy T uifq., 9 gg, ff ,,, 'Q QQ 59 1 -5, .L Q5 'NW ,fr an- ' Q It mpg! nf af' xxx I Y f V- 4 s 0' 1 N. ' s . ,Iv 4 ,. f 1 'g,f:i!.,V .' Q . ' Iv' ' .X .I xv 5 fl ', tn .P , . V 1. It v- O .1 Q , ' .' . ' ' W f ' '- .FJ Q ' -7. ' fy' ' 'F 34.1-A 'ly' ,X I . .V 'ff W M-,H My' VH .',, x,.,f -' ff'- ,ih .y 'lr .w1:w','.' 4,. Pi'-' 'V V .' ' '9 ..41 -'Au - My Q . , 'L . ..g'..n: N H fw., .t y A Q 'I . .4613 V, A f: 'WSU X. 1,?,.:4.a.,f,pA11,4Qh 2. :V A .Iv 'gym ,f .ff ..7, iw- mi 2 'l Q g, 5 A' w'7fL+i ' 3 .1 .t,,, P . , Q .K-'Ii5TgA L. '- V' Tia' r 4-L - W' ' Aff -- V 'Z' W' Q . F Keeping the liberty launches in top-notch condition. c, MQ fm, Q, ,, e e QQ 5 X e A, ,T 4eXn nenn ,V ,cf 2-5. ww 44 , ,,4-.v,4ffs. fv , y f 1 3' ,M .37 Z A I 4 Y-if ' ,.,, Q 7 I ' . I QQ ,JM-.. ffVL gif' f wr. , f ,WK- , A I 1 nv' .., 'M f fc., is f sw I 4' adj A 5 uared awa f boat crew. C . ,, , A ffl ' ' 5 lonffalll maintenance and overhaul keeps the ship 5 boals ookmg good. I IN ds, M, K' J P y U uf' Chip and paint, chip and Daint- s,'1aP fy' X Q 4 ,gf Q7 f'mfQ 349' 1-QQ. 9,1 V, Q 1 , 'Qld X, 3 ,Lf 7 .V i I .- bg., Q W' ' f 'L' ' , Rfslwi 2 ' .1., W ZZ .55 .3 1. YN I I .1 X k. I? . , V ny J . x, - l I V 1 :gQxfpQN,6 t A 'S it 0 me f t , , I ' i eg -. My . K um v H P kgs , . as -F ' e i ' L , J , V Sg,s,,wtix 1 '-gs, Q ft., QV W K V i -e 1wes:ws:ieLtlfv if . X, Q , , y , A -- wi, ., i V -X Q fig- .W 4-,fb .5 1 I , , h x 1 , t QQ, Q C Mqx ,Y tt ' f An endless cycle on a Ship- siiftt - Wig-:Q ,sq-ri j 4 - A .Lu s . H P Egiqngi- A I N0 spider spun this web. f Q , .A M ,M f 4f......., . . 4' . 4' aw-5Zf.hl7 x -, Q Q ., . Www: V 5 5 Xxx Q X XX XX ' X K Q 'S wx X yf NX r-1.3 is xg K 0 U ' X j X3 t Q X gfgssgigslwis Q sf: 11 .f s ss ,..ttM .-me sfN NX 'W ff' df' wsu HJ 31 ' . QNQXN. , 'vva-s.p.aA,,t,-N X A-'Psvlws ,A K N0 paint i0b is Complete without a fancy border. , s I A' . -,, ge ,fifbii i As the destroyer clears to starboard the hand- rails are replaced. Ni if '.z 1 ' lt was back in the winter of '49 and we were trying to squeeze through the straits when there was a terrible scraping noise. The Captain says, ' Get me a man up here who can bring us through' so I. . . Signaling a ship alongside for refueling. id ?' 1 Hifi I ' f M I , My Mm, ,V I 'W Af. s f I 'VPHWPQWX' W Wifff I 1 3. l i W i 1 M ,W I f, , fa ,MW ,, 41 P' ww, is I g 4 wi i f af 5 I - ! V IIZEI , W iw iw, Win X X Over the side to check the ship's hull. e 'Die ship's diver checks his oxygen tank before taking the big plunge. I l E I g , Q ijij :LQ . j ei-N E i i i ' X is! fri i' w . L rn2 f . H f , . .A ,,.:':'Wwf. ,g,,,,,. Jw, , M , -n'i A ' f 1 we we 5 rirn Wivmf Q i 1, w 1 .. , .-n--- ' 1-1 1 4 A - - , I I Q 1 h h. . . There s nothing like fresh airy, :':':f:':':':-1-:raH:':+:+:':42:l:Q'1'wa-ma-ara.: s's's'o'oWo'o'a'QAwww's'o'o'o':':':'1':'1'.N'. 'Wi's'd rmmsmwsmsmmu'n'i' buouuuf mmmmumu museumhsmssusuunum's's'a'r mmmo'vmummmmenm' 'NHHHN Nuiuusuuuuuuu mnmuf mu ummm fmsss'o'v'r's'v's'o's's'4'r'4's's'nQu Quo o so M on Q Q Q fe fs 4 an 'fs s Q aWs's's's's'o'v'v's's's'n'a'r'e'Q mumngQmmmmmmuuu omumfy msnouwssssmntama.. l'Q.i,O'Q'l.9.0'9xOi' if Nsgolopololalolot A Moses A 5 t is Q e fsWo'e's'3Nia'a'e'e'Q'f'e'1'-'e'rW'WJ' ' ' ' ammmsmuunmlaw ' mnmnmemsuw on 0 o Q o.oMo'Q'o.v.0.0,b 0 num , nuionwwf ms m0:O:9:!:i'b.l.O.i 'N- Hr ,v'1'o'u'e's'w'4 4 G X' X ummm ,HNQHN HHRHN mmm, mums: A umm i .QHlfONE , I Nunn , V nmgyv r A'o'o'0's'eo ' f fe 1 nun if r 'o'.o.o'a.o Q '. f -xi Q 'um' MNH, umm naw., HHN naw, penis. quilt ' HH' ry!!! .. ,air NIU' 'q'oQni ,'o'n qalifufggtn -m',','mwx '. ll'.'.f ',','fo o.o,o,of,','..Q, H . HOU' fa ,yUUUNNH', 1ll 'N.lOU.'.'.gfz1 'o'a'o'e v,','fa'o'o Q,0,','f'f NU' UN Ht? nU.'..allU,.fvi..,.. A W 0 0.0 O Checking the lirewmntml radar anigenlivl. xx x Cleaning guns in the ship's armory. -47 Y. Testing the gun director. I i 4 I ! 9 1 s f ,+- an 5129 i lf' ' 4 4 1 , ' f ! K r I 4 O xi , N' ft, l F A N4 K Marine Detachment 4 ' Present arm ' + ,.1!,,s.+mg !qLgp,w, rf , ew W! A 1: 2 ,f J 1, 4 ww, W A 2 in 3 Q 2452 -5ZZ5?ij,g efsffmhf i l1'f'WM ' ,g , M144 L iverzf' wwe- f 4 N 3 The Captain's orderly stands his post outside the Captain's at-Sea Cabin Guarding the brow. The Ordnance crew carefully unload float-lights. The Urdnance Grew ll :Ol Pack ff ins UD floatlights for transfer to the flight de 4' Ll Five-inch rockets are pushed along on rocket skids W Wag sqqmqk iw v 5 ' Q V .. ,. ,,,,,,.,.,,.-V., . . -J:--1-A---v,--' ,nw , 1 ' fn. f ,- SXYZLQI' -1-'f ,,W 5 .23 1-,-A-: 7:1149-r A 13- fl, .-,-':1,- f., :A Q-.7--5 1.1.5, ' ' . . , ,-..-.., h ' f Q:,f',,qff-.-M1 3-,4 4:3 ,N-A xA,,.-,.,- ,-:sf-j'igf:--.,,--fe., 441'--A -- V W. 4.r.?:f:.1r2vr7-g3fgi3Cf5Tgf'f::f ' of-'-f --f f ,2- , 5'f- . n - ,, .A.,., -f .-,..,f..1f',-:-21, , '-if, ,, - f 'gil-ff .-- vw, f Q.: bla-, -,K -j' -gl ....,,:,, 4sf,.,, ab :'7'3w,1.3,1--, :.' 54--'fg-N ,g-if fy if fp - 1 H, ..,Q ,rf 10.4, ,f 4 a Q44 f , - . 4 K.x . y .,.i N-ff.:..f:X---F-. .- --. . ,,,- , - -,s:, . fr fx 1- ,fu 1.5 .Q Sify .ia W ,. ,.- N-f f,,f,J ',N -fi' ,, ,,,,,f, ,X,,x M ,, , ,AMI ,f . - .,X.5,,,-,,, .A fur V . ,, , 1,,g,,,. VFW,-3,agffgxxfg-f ,,- ,A x xfy!fa.nf1X51 xg gX:,f.:.14 . ff, .MN , X-Wi! 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A familiar sightg the Ramblas de Cataluna. ,iw ,, nib , 1 ei I 'af XC ...LJ -ff .X 7 The monument to Christopher Columbus. , . -E':,,f1 ,f!r, ,. 1 ' 4 ,,.. 9451 1 sf? P1casso's artnstlc touch decorates thls offxce bu1ld1ng rn the heart of Barcelona. JM , 01 , .0-f'-M X ,J ll!! ,W ,..,,,- 1.11 ,,-i,...,-11 . .UI Q - fXnQ 7xr'b'N .. I h ,xrxf xxamb I - i J X Q ' lx! 'I ' 5 :J o 4 3 . Q- LK 3 V W' ' W' 1 - - V- ., 1 ' '-- x' . 'a' S ' ,nL- ' I 3 Q-rf:-:QQ ,. .....4na. ,... ...F ...Q .uv ,.n..L 0-.Y . f 3 , -,. F ., , , ,, , , . ' 1 'V' ,- -.X ' A 7, v ff--'ii i . I- - , , 1 , -W ,,.,, W ,,., .. , . 4, - ,,,g ' Ld . L , 5' ,gg-- 2 , , -,IA . Q V V Q ' ' 5 'K . , I- .D 6 ,fy ,.- - ., . -. . Q ..'. , ,- , , V ' .if-7 ' . - .IE .,,, f 3. lfg, ' . It ., ' -,.,, m -3 1,71 ::.:-f ' ., , if I .1 . , , .1 agp- -L G N H R, , . , , AA qv ,.Q .. , www, ' . - ,,w .1 - .5 . 557: ' N . , .1- . 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N. ,gr ,PC A picturesque village hidden --wad. .dfi Montserrat fThe Serrated Nlountainh is the Monastery- Shrine of the Patroness of Catalonia, a Benedictine Abbey and a shrine of the Blessed ' ' Dark Virgin. The museum at Montserrat houses an exhibit of Meso- potamian documents and artifacts and collections of religious paintings dating as far back as the 15th century. A g., 'flizg -A I , ' ' tx . .Q' I V ' S ' 'W fLJi ' 3 k V . , ,L . 3 .A H 5 I A x., ' F A Q gh 6 13,5 fx ' 1 I tg , A 1 ' ' '-h- f ' 3 , I ' l . ,.. .. 1- , 1 -..s- qi A. 3 4 ' 1 i1' i1 .4g w fr' A 5 V !B3,w ix J 3?Qy3Q,g5E1,f, XM 5 I P sl -r 1 -L- F9 vga: L QWYQS we S , M as K N lf, cw-- 1 ix Q .Z JYWW if ff Z , X ig 5 , , X 1,43 QL S 5 i4!'kg ilrxw' 16 I 0 1 Madrid . .. ,- 3 X,, A busy street in the Spanish capital. The monument on the campus of Madrid University- lix Am.. inks , ' ts C0 There were many sigh see in Madrid. Q 'gf 7 1 V .., 1-. I 5 1, 2, K, md Umm I There were many photographs to be taken in the beautiful capital. gf- --Cb-' 'I r aur- Q 30- ... 'ci ' A serene pond near the center of Madrid E mf W-,Z xx 1 Faces in... 1 'Q' ..,, .the Drowd 1 ff A X a ' 1 ! 55 l NR 'wmv' X i ix v Xxx Unce K Again ' At Sea... lt'S a case of contmuous around the-clock op fa kt, , fl ,rw ffm- ,Q 'A fs xx MEDICAL It takes four doctors, a staff of highly trained corpsmen and fully equipped hospital facilities to meet the medical needs of RAND0LpH'S 2,700 man crew. Whether it's a case of the sniffles or an emergency appendectomy, the Medical Department is on duty 24 hours a day. The doctors go into consultation over a chest x-ray. It takes a steady hand to be a surgeon. .-..-ul . yi fora' glassy, K fs MX IK S! ah I N hues PH s the Q I 'f f The Pharmacist measures the exact dosage for a prescription, T he Lab Technician at work with his microscope QLAY ' The X-ray Technician prepares to x-ray a patient. PX-..,, ,og X 77' -J ,X I ,, , .1PQf 'Ri- -Q. ,u-.- large' Yr .F I. les' i X'?f'f,, -Q- ,4 x S J. D rv I .rf ,lf A . f The surgeon DUfS his knowledge t0 g00d use 9 9V0fy0ne else, the Medical Staff hBS that n ing Chai!! of Paper work to contend with- EVO! The Corpsman takes a blood pressure reading on a patient. Q, 10 gf, 'X rgzl' Reviewing a patient's medical record. I DENTAL t ,Y,,,. , ' ,fy wiv !,,.,-,-- Even a Dental Technician must have a bit of Yeoman in his blood. For every job in the chair, a record must be kept. N Tr A + 5 ,. Q I 1 X I l I 5 'Hmm mation If lan in me X I HH ,fv 'fs Sv f.',?., 61. . tg-'za .- Jef ' 1 Q ' L. .1,,,w ,,-4. ' .Mm mmm. I'd say acute inflam- my mn of the sweet teeth. o ff' 1' 1 ' ' Smile. You're on the Candid X-ray Camera 5' fx mfg' , wvwef 7,Q,,,,, ,.,,i,, 7 .IX W ily, ,Qs rg, X I ffl'-Wm 16? 1 ' tw' iwwww. ww, mfakx' 'awk f iw ? 8 -,rr-2 W f'-news, mmm- as .-X sw' I fx new fx F 2 x qw 5 2 . Z' ' Z -,, X nf 2 f I e 6 5. The Corpsman cleans a patient's teeth. a v L i The Dentist repairs a decaying t00th- , , Q mu. , Building a new set of dentures. ff' Z f 02 ! I 1 'fl 1 .4 Q If I'd only brushed after every meal! fx NX 1, y, ,rx 'lbw Q, . ,, A. 1 IN mrffpi ,si . Cy R , u V K k li , :' sq A ...N- ,- .x -A. 'W J . iff u, 5' Q .v f 1. l Xxsrh ll if -x . .vi 41 pf' ' . 1- 'F N .hdtv nxvuuxm., Ll? 'asa' f 1, -g -. 1 -J fi. fl X if - 9 , v--v - IW 4 ya Jw 1 J-wg,-ll , C --4 A -'4 Y A-h. .- -.:. 'Wa' A' L- .WIP N A . ...Q M5 + ,N , 11 k g X- . Q Q x. Q S , -MJ 'tfrfhfqfg ' -4,5 ' . - . MQ . We t ,ft ' A fwfr! 1: I 'Qig' lf? .W ' e w ' ew-e - M f is :,, taxitiiil' t-X 5.132 t - Q A ,fix 1 I w rr' 5' 1 5' X' IVA, ' ft iff' ' Z4 A , -ag . ks . . - U t x X K ,,,5 55 ,1QQ,,l ? ' . - pdnfx, .,. ,.,f.e. Y V f ni, U5 mum uf' J, K tt Y A little entertainment between rounds. Even the I 3 mess COOK ueSerL5 HID nlbpllcnn lv. - 4 1 J h 5 h The Air I that RAND the smooth operations. hhght and tion, am e embark rv. l - ' F, 5 J , .4a.Z' P I S 4 i X s X h I S i X' ,- I 1 ,. f , MA if D 1 , The Air Department is one of the main reasons that RANDOLPH exists. It is responsible for the smooth functioning of all aircraft and their Operations. The Air Department controls the flight and hangar decks, fuel supplies, ammu- nition, and provides for many of the needs of the embarked air group. AIR DEP RTMENT t W..m5 ,ff .. ' ,J u-. ,X ,X T' J! fl ff if f V If fi ' -, '57 033' - 'A th flight deck from his perch in the tower. The Air Boss keeps tight Control Over e 50' A ' ' Willy Fudd is towed across the flight deck. Q. Q 4'lv-,?,- eQ 'w- .--- -w- V . , K ex .. f-'L' If X -4 1 . 1 B . X NFUX Standby to man the hel0s. Spotting the aircraft. 1 I Q - 'Wm vc,- ,J , A if' 1 .p4,,,,,5' ' -1214 rf Releasin -flvuln 'P9!?-159 llosrlr I 1 fn svn , Y raft ,, I I ..,...... 'Qin Releasing the wire from the hook. 1, ,...x- V XX XX , 4..nw,f5 ,run .V ,b -,. W I , I i s I Hooking up a tractor to an aircraft. A ' ' Willy Fudd is hooked up to the catapult. The ' ' Fudd is launched. ,-gc, ,rf 6' Y , . r-vfffqg-f, . , 'W i ,J 7E f , d The phone talker stands his watch on the starboar catwalk ylaintaininl uerwew Primary FW 5 moi' Maintaining communications between the aircraft and Primary Flight COIlf,l'0l. 'i .dwpvr env' ,Qui 159 .L 5.0-Q TWU' Q-ll gr!! The Crash Crew. 4 ......,...-...,...,,,,, Hs. gr any--...,,. ' - N ,,. 1 , Q: Rigging the barricade. wiivi Q 7 N ,f'4-ui - -.-,,.', +V--er, - rf ...4h-4-f'- ' .- W --, ,,.., ' ' - ' 'y.l---n, Y-,Q'4 f, ,..L - -4 .o- , H M., ,,,,. MJMM ,Q , , ' - - , ,. ,..1- V -, I A - P - ' . ,F A 4,.i.'.2, ', ' A A1 ,aff I '5 V 1. F - 5 ' - 4 K . , 4 I, , D ' N 15 'H 4 , 'gh ' H Q Maj 3 X . , t ' I I First try is a wave-off. eff' L. ',. H x..--.L - , .., ww, ,,Ahk V , W , V ,.., , A Y ,,, f , N,.fA-.-.za . I xA .. 'FPO ul! ,fi , .wwf Q. 4 HMM .,M1.,.., ITT - ' 3 fn. 'XWQHID'-gY3' X ,i !!-sf Touching down on deck. K 5 Q f 1 ,,a, W If 21' X' . K ,- - ff X , e nan. .N xg ..-.. . H K ' A A .MQ Q ' Y if ,, Q NV' N-'ll' 1 A I I, , ,V .,- ' K X Q ' xg ,,-as ,'-,.-- 'XS 5' . ' j 'A ' c ' 1 't '4 x Q if WK X T .K ,, a. N .a . E it :AA 3 A l , . S Yfffxg' of f 1' T 1-Xga 4 , The men of Flight-Deck Control. 'isa ' J, , I R 4 f .HL 7 .x 5 i J' 1 , 1 A X ,fl N '. r ..., .y I f V. . F-- A' LP .f', I - . I a 9 , 4 J' 'Sa' I R ,Q ie.. . , s ,Q A 5 'YI ' f I I Spotting the aircraft forward on the flight deck. , 1',,f W A gf f K I f ,wa Recording the daily aviation fuels supply. From the storage tanks below, the fuel travels through a chain of pipes to the hangar and flight decks where it is fed into aircraft. 1 S K mx Bringing: Standing by for word to close the valve. 9 0 s XI si gil-we JW'-:ii N 3 ' 0-1, , ,,,, ,,, -I-Jin F -:ns n.....,- .,x Bringing the aircraft below decks. V--qw...-, 17, ff. p-4 jr' 0-vm.. M. 25 gn -rr l ,J The Good amaritans One of the most successful aspects of our People to People program was the voluntary assistance projects h' h crew members participated in during our various w ic port visits. On our second Visit to Naples, the ship's 1 ' s organized a working party to assist in re- Chap ain pairing a needy orphanage for crippled children. About forty crewmen gave up two days of liberty to paint the ' ' ' d conduct chapel, repair the kitchen, fix wheel chairs an general maintenance at the Casa Dello Storpio Lyndon ' t. The Johnson, an orphanage named for our Presiden led brother who is also orphanage which is run by a cripp han relies entirely upon charity for its existance, an orp , and the assistance which our crew members supplied will long be remembered. 'il r xx-Q X an Everyone pitches in to give the orphanage a needed coat of paint 4lll I Q iii-.f The Good Samaritans. . . C na., .S N N. '1 The Chapel was in obvious need of repair when the men arrived. 'fu 'BYE - The paint was mixed. . . , . and the sprucing up began- A touch here and a pat there. 'Qi ' gf h e i f 4' ! 'f,ff' 'F inf v' I ., . , I 15' Qi 'll Time out for a little fun and recreation with the children l A little work, and a little play. fair? , xh ,p , A 1 '-fkh Alter the work ns done, there ns ume for food and wme The Chaplain is in a playful mood. 1 l 1- A .flirt ...Ml -uN..u............ ....,..... -W......,N if Father -v- l inted Chapel. Brasley offers Mass in the new y pa Visitors RANDOLPH hosted many guests during her deployment to the Mediterranean. Some just came aboard during general visiting hours in port. Others were invited aboard as personal guests of the crew. And some even stayed fOr dinner. The Aviar partment, Or September pr lerranean. 'I for the air g and repair their assign V ring hi me Illia hours if persona ,ayed lt. A.l. . . The Aviation Intermediate Maintenance De- partment, originally V-6, was formed in early September prior to our departure for the Medi- terranean. Their mission is to provide support forthe air group, in the maintenance of aircraft and repair of electronics equipment, Many of their assigned personnel are from the air group, When a difficult problem arises, the answer might be found by browsing through the many books in the Technical Publications Library f 'U' A meeting of the minds an , A X..-4 4 1' JM T ',,. ,,,....vvw .V Z 4 1 fl-o1v!4,n,.,. H--.71-av Repairing a piece of intricate radar gear in the radar shop Q-f K 'r is :Pi I It requires a great deal of training to be proficient in repairing delicate electronics equipment. Putting an aircraft engine back together after overhau l. .PT iv F524 . . There's work to be done insi de the aircraft 1 s ii Arc welding. 'Em Cutting up a piece of metal nn the Metalsmlth Shop. 'f 'W? , Ak' If' if -- -dugg Repamng a metal cablnet The Aircraft Ground Support crew check out an aircraft towing tractor. 'x X. A l ,f-4' an ,Xmj , M U Back 'er up. Bending a metal bar in the Metalsmith Shop. f- .L I l 'S -ff-W -ll 'lar X.x IIE Minn' x ? 'v ,I xx 1551. 'WWWULQMU fi 'AI f U M'-A .V V -M ,W ,W ,- H., 'FQ X . 1 ,EE 4' ' Taking an inventory. Checking out the hydraulic testing equipment. XX N'M.4 .t x 'rim X Qs., .? , QAVAW wing ,Sw - 'Q M -:M -ye w Q 'SPM X The CIA crew devote many long hours to keep1ng their alrcraft 1n top shape and ready for those . N 'Mm my 4 X8 pr X X wo, . ' Sa Awe ,, t S m ,Xe 4 :.w.,5,. :SSW Qxxw ,NN . , .ff Nwnwgk .. eg, . x X- SY rr Qty A X t WM QQ wx f ' X fr X- 1 ' t x the CIA- EXECUTIVE STAFF X X7 f is .f X ex L- 7 E EN xx .QL I ini those C0 Administration Uffice Mnpussrfwi nrt Publishing the Plan of the Day nllnlnun .......1- ,1 In this day and age, it is almost a crisis when the Xerox machine breaks down. O- if And to think l'm striking for yeoman.' I W I ' Nm A 2 , X W, K , K 2 yfe ,, 5 3 ex The smiling Yeoman reviews ship's instructions. Hs X fe f 1 E , is K Y . . xi V 9 'W ' N. Q 4 .-X5 if , f V N . F W ' , w,m y i 1 N- uf' . h 1 ,f'. . ,,,, it ' .ns .. j--qv Ts. 'L A J , Taking Caro ol' official correspondence' I l char' 0fl Gaptain 's Uffice X E 2 E 5 0 1 v Reli e i We r ills-f ,..-w The fm wi W 5hapIain's Uffice , h'i -.. I I All Q , f ' .r 52 1' I4 Relaxing in the library. The Chaplain gets ready for 21 highline transfer for services aboard other ships in the Task Group. The Chaplain and his ieoman select a hymn for Sunday Hass. ,fb n f s 1 Education and Training l N L -gi, r N f r Stocking the shelves with training manuals. l , 1 1 w r 1 n ljl fl? lim ' ,Ai 2 il i nw V wr i E1 f f f 1 ' fwfnw ,,,,, , f , ' 4ffV'f,,g,m'7z'2+,,. f wfgffwi J 'il told him as a Seaman apprentice he couldn't take the test for chief. Yet, he went ahead and filled out the form anyway. There are records to be kept. onuldn't tile filled mn ll! Legal . . Mlm. 1 la. so WU E The Legal Officer prepares for his next case. 'Ns it --. J Q ,lv sf l 4 X. li' The Yeomen collaborate on a matter of justice. llS..iJaa.1.4.f -Y Answering one of the many inquiries presented to the Legal Beagles daily. Master At-Arms w....i .. Adding up a list of discrepancies. Wsf x if 1 ' 4 X X f o wl ...- my Jil. ' We don't allow any Hollywood showf-BFS he .jfwprf And your 'UW' , D NM, WU X vs. TL' 8 if-,f U xy., N . V, 4-, za. , fm, V W 1 Hg ' .W J. 2 Y . Mail is loaded aboard a helicopter for transfer to the destroyers. Sf E S Q 3 v gi ' 3 F if A . as , ss Post Uffice A Postal Clerk grabs a few winks while awaiting the CIA with a load of RANDOLPH. mail for 'VT '77 W. , D., tg , Q, K W W Yijx' 3 5 Ewa , x it x 5 Sorting letters all stamps. d selling 'Nunn 'Will ,aa ld ill Print Shop 1 I A Checking the negatives at the light table before preparing plates for printing. Running a job on the letter press. -1: ' V ,A x,. .M-X ,i ' V DX 31,1 Q I The Lithographers prepare to make a run on the Chief Offset Press. Public A ffairs Uffice fT u Cr K 1 dr' .9 ggi, V Another port pamphlet nears completion. rl The Artist creates so 9 iikfh W ll fql' The Night Editor at work. 1 . . , f - ' ' hind the Scenes The Scrubs prepares Be tmnorrow ' s 'l' , 'l' ,'l', mist creates Y 1 3 H ' Good afternoon, Folks, This is your friendly radio announcer, Joe Blackburn, coming to you live from the studios of WRAN-TV located in the Crews Lounge an ,,,,.-o-- V? ' 7V is t ddigion to the Admin Department is the PNISXNIDCS Office. A recen 2 ATf' fin 4f ff? '-5 5 ir V j , ,Q f ff A J X K H I X fy mf lxq H If ff.A:,bZf!1:Lwj .. -. .-.,.. W- --.. p--f,,.. -ffw-A--0 47 - --,-.-.-..,,.-.,-...lW --iln,7,,.---ff ' ,b 5159. H, ' - -Jun A. I 5 .1 K 3 'K' 1- 'iii H 'Y' W ffwf' TW wwf' ' Q P M . ' -, - . if .f rs, . 5 . F Kr U. .- 5., V - 5 Q gl' - -up x.: ' R 'U--'via 'H' f. 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Xlounl X vsuvlus fraunvs tho horizon. . X. l s '1 5 5. L. . Q-gf. r K I Nic., ,. A A K , ji 'feb 'ffm' J X 'Q A trip up the mountain 1. 15 iii. ,f 's . . ns' 1 . . 1 0 . . N Inv l gnu., N 5 , 1. ,, . 1 x 1 3 - w.,,,f,Q,1-rlfg As, mae I, ww .-..... 1. ,.... .Q 'rq'u-'4!?V! ,V 'A ,361 'Q' N A-rw 'jj :ge 'L X 'agua f' gr.. 4 i F Q 1 Q ' A Y, f -A' I , 1 f- 6 2 . A ' 'vgfgti .,-, 5 . K C- 1 ' ' 1 ' , 1 f 'K ' 1' . ' f 5' ' 4 F ., +1-in ' .1.L 'lv -K 2 S H cg l. ,-fff'4ffff' 1 . 4 ' 'f,T - -'ff' y, 13,7 '- A . , ., ,f.1,.,w :rv -V'-W - ' ' K r ' ' : , r . - sez.-N . I 1 1 X 0 I ' ' ' X s I f :,- - +f.'- 'I - pau. ,,, 4, .-. .,. .u -'fr w Anyone for a picture? N . . F 'U N fa., u .Y Y' - xju -Q, -, gf- - ' vf. ' , R .fi x fs' 5' 4T'1l - -4.111 Sl K 1 I s gf J it o' or EV I ui-R X ' 414, ,Ag l ' ' Don'l look down! uw H if x r N V 1 A X X wifi' A A'- M4., W . Eze, W Q--1 Ali' ' 93151 sm X A ' 3 1 X4.. WM? i 1 M XX mx gr M- X J t-'Pwr' 5 4 X zu ,',- Q , .ki f Q , A 1' . 4 '-I 1,'5 '. X -.. ,, l muh. 1' n.,,iY,A.. J' ? 5,-,iv. t1', K. 1 'M' ' 'Q' 'Q-is R ,1.g1-o,. ,ILL 41-u v .Vw aw, , ws-- ' fs, A It's a long Way UOWH- x N Feeding providing aircraft 4 RANDOM out this care. Twr bi-monthly stock and makes L Boss inj Feeding and clothing 2,700 men along with the logistic requirements for an aircraft carrier is no easy task. Yet, R,4NDOLPH's Supply Department carries out this requirement with efficiency and care. Twenty-one hours of feeding at sea, bi-monthly paydays, complete control of all stock and material aboard 1 and some ashore J, makes this IBM-centered department the Boss in just about any situation. providing IEE Txj 'Se ig,-S' .' .., f 1 ',D-- i 'I' S N I V W! Y l ' 'Now what do you suppose Dental wants with a dozen pairs oi pliers, three SUPPLY DEP RTMENT , WWA..- ff fs - ' e Corps emblem on them 4 4 Sorfy, we don, g Camry skivvy shirts with the Marin The Buddha meditates. fl ans f v 1:3351 'f1,37p-,rffrgwj X IV I I Hnlfflx , Q 'f , zz Mxaygm iw 'LNf fl..Lf.L,g,.zfz,: Wg 1, 31 'faq ' V, jff Q' iv f,-Wlvfxsfg f f ',m,:f , 4o1f,z,4'2,,w W' ,, In ' ' 'lf you drop another turkey on the deck, l will personally stand here until you eat every bit of it. Getting set for a Thanksgiving feast. BACK 101' QOC0nd5 a Thanksgix: -Q-X In the Spud Locker, a messcook creates a salad. Fresh from the oven. An elusive pea, a napkin that won't stay on your lap, a cake crumb. . . They all add up, this man will agree. RANDOLPH's kitchen and messing facilities are govern- ment inspected for cleanliness. ,urm-M-ww-ffm Johnson, are you in there? . . . Johnson? l e Ia 1 I g NY ' Fo' Ws mlllgl-tan Dleciuus . 'iid , N I . . . A stitch in time saves. . 4 I.:-'F f 1 11 tl! t Illtflx -K K i f 1 X f NO, it's not a fog foam generator he's filling. But, almost as important to the crew's well-being is a ready supply of this Precious liquid. These shoes are made for walking f , X W Q . f I I n Q nh 1 MM, r X , A 4 'x Q? , Q' In the Main Laundry, a set of khakis is squared away. A steam press gets rid of the wrinkles. Q 2 2 r ' ' When I g t th ' ' . . . e rough wxth h1m, even hrs own mother wouldn't recognize hlm ' ' S0rry, no refundb' transistor radio, Right? . . . two X f f f 4 P ,W A X' ,I f , fl Y' X.. , W W , 1 n , f 4 1' K 'J W '42-s1'f'4u.2 X Ah, let me feel those cool, green, crisp bills. QW' , .,.,,,N. -C! The Disbursing Officer counts the money. ,,,,m'+A!Wf x H ww' A- ' ii Rx wfxfx,....s. .1,4,.,,,.s,. ,N A, R' Q., fwfr. es R KX. Q X F i if ' ' Now don't spend it a one place. ll in X rx- gt ' I V- I mditallin ' Q ,.,,-PM It can use just a dash of salt. The Wardroom Stewards serve lunch. ft.: -of L ni? A Steward stralghtens out a stateroom XX E 9 x XX X F J ' ' Service to the RANDOLPH is Main GS K's motto. A place for everything, and everything in its place. Q' 'Q 5.1-- -:ar-,- I X , S A . x 'Q .Y XX I fd f ,VX if -Q u,,,..f qs bw-:mg H Those in S-6 ensure neither pilot or aircraft are low m supplies. 1 gmrekeelfe nies 10 have in Su A all , R' fa Cllsm Z1 ,. , l .1 ,..-...Q 1 place. Haan if in H Sm-ekeepers consult the files to determine what they have in stock. --... .ssuxu A Customer Engineer repairs an IBM Key Punch Machine. Us 'J f,,w 'A nf' iv .e p J . , 'ii 2' , 1 , , If 1 'fm -4, ..- f ' X Data Processing Clerk feeds infor- X ff matron into an IBNI machine to detennine J N how much money a department has spent on supplies. dwarf , r.....4 m.... V li ..-new , :WR 1- '1 ,iiiiqtuf- ' Q-'4 b?,,ihQf Q? L , 1- Q ti.xLx5Efq,1gLt'i5-51. hx W A -s f 1' N' ' A f nf 4 Q-..5'-F' , -wt W- 3, 2 ,Q QQ, ' - ., x , 5. u..a.. ur 4 'S'-auf S ibrt wwf at ii till' vw WH' 1 Nas: titsh Crot Gibraltar fm felatwtion. T activities P1 gtstin ever thing adv 5b0PPmg UPF tttl1eBritiS1 lil I J 3 xv V all Slde 1 K Qlllll rx Qt, gg ' HF 2 vu., ILL 'ER UP!n The Gibraltar As RANDOLPH approached we end oi the 1967 Mediter- fanean cruise, one more port visit remained. On 6 December me Task Group moored at the British Crown Colony of Gibraltar for two days of felaxation. There were many activities plannedg but fore- st in everyone's mind was taking advantage of the shopping opportunities offered in the British free port. H10 y , l 1 1 i 1 1 e I 1 3 nil' , gr ,v l , . ii , ,,, , ,, . 4 4 ' N ,rug i K Kyiv , N HW-'Qi' it - . X fxfffw' ' --'il-f'-ff '-fe M-r ,,x.5'Mg, w ,7 - . as-,..Q.,, 4 4V -f v,j,1-vf'4- ,hi M -,J ' -W ,, ' c.:,,n-,K-..-., ,- ,. -ff coli za ,ex-f J- - ,r 2 -- , . f fr fa Q . 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' 2 E 's I 1 've-av-7'g,f ,V 'f -J'5 r,t ,., ' em!.:.uf'Zar'.,v- A is 1 1 RANDOLPH ties up behind the destroyers. i 'i 8 -l' 'L - ,ea -...tg -'N-.Q is 2-'-.-1 4-.-zz-.55 ..?.fi-' -iF' ...LWL N L.. V G ,M .. 4 , 1. -7- I ... Q ,- ..,, 9.-v i , If 'F-0-2:-' V W 1 ... V Yi. Y + G ' I n + f 3 va 6... JJ' ff f 1 1. I , ' O ' 1 x , 3' Z 2 ' . n , 55 Q sp Q r ---- 1 ' : ' f - V JE? M ' 'Rein' ' :if 'E' l ', S3 W h, ' The Task Group presents -:I . - ' st - I 5ff '4 A' u ' xiii A?ff ' i I! We .td . i i'-Q all impressive sight along- Q Hg ,J ' -, pm .I 5. i L. 1? ii ,- -.J A Y , ,lf .igg-.,- W- f-e 1 ' i ' 5 side the pier. ' A 'i Q i i d Nh ' f 5 i .f-,,.. , -3,,,,, --f .-.3-f-If-, . 1- won '--- ', , 1 ' i I ' ' .Lb 'Q is' ,-D-:minima-Q:-' Q H yi 5 T in Q f ha x A view from the hill. ..' The RANDOLPH as seen from the city .- .- Tv ge .f f f sh if f , 1,1 V 'Q' 'iii ,ff K. ,ll I V 4 ' 'N L' ' ,Rl ifff 4f! ' 'X if ' f ff llutmity. f .J ,Q . 4 ' P A trip up the mountain. F 'J 1 mire Feeding the apes. ef' X f 's 5 lradltron has it that as long a the apeq remain on Gibraltar the Rock will stay with Britain 'fl' ,w'1,. , A f 1 qpitxvl A ' f K' I L' id rf , l Trafalgar Cemetery is a famous landmark in Gibraltar. Another view of the Rock. Y is SE ml 'T W 3 wr x Y r 1 Q r , W r 5721 i , 'E V 5 S a r ' r Q Q r 2 In.- 0-L., Busy Maln Street. -bun-..,,, iv-L1 ,,,,f.--17 me - , l.-1, -,L yn 1 .. K-W, if , 1 --wg... S i i pw if we. far' fg +A 6 ku. QA A unxque mode of travel ,.,.a , ta .W-A. ,S ,... f P- J f..-' 9, A-JO. . 7 I -2.J:fli,.1-1 71,3 A,,.411y IJ lnjxllmlfi, ,N tiff i Ill, 71 fI,lfIN' f If tc fr If ,M if , -3 f I L j lv- fm' 1 I-1' 'Lf -1 LJ L,.I L., :...-.J AJ 145 i..' L.. L.: X N g.,, '. ...- .gn-'kv -- Y nfs-lu l C f'5Hf'TlJVHf 1 U r V 'f c, xi' '. H The RANDOLPH is a fast moving airbase with all the facilities of a modern air station. One of her primary missions is to serve as a support base for the embarked air group, in this case Carrier Anti-Submarine Air Group FIFTY-SIX. CVSG-56 is made up of Air Anti-Submarine Squadrons 24 and 27, Helicopter Anti-Submarine Squadron 3 and Detachment 15 of Airborne Early Warning Squad- ron 121. She carries more than 40 fixed wing and helicopter aircraft. fl A l 11, l gi Q -.Q A.. ,443 -c V, , ' A e, J' HQ .W wi Before each launch the pilots ga Min , v rw A 2 'fl ff?--4 s WM M f ther in the Ready Rooms for pre-flight briefs. X ,ll. i 4 '-..., l 5 X ' Q l ,f 5 fm xxx v Describing a special evolution. Giving a tactic al bflel' V373 fr 1 4 -M, Q71 -' :M r. .. IH, 4 ' -.ca - 5 'D x x. Q, Z. A '?:- Q .van if:-3 .,,f .. 5 1 is 3 . 7 v..--Er F? fi? x ii s Y Q . ,fi . N-I - .Q . i S i Q .V A I .C . 'N L qi: Ft. F-: ffl N Ava' .i , A . Q. 5 4 Aja .4133 5' 335 71 Ni Q 'Q ee xdfhl' -f 4 6, 3 x , 'xll 'W U. -- u ,. V , K fgr . V el., E ,, - ,, 'x,T 'g it , ,ff - f fb fy 1 A A - . 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'-IN-nlif' 535.--xl L-L.-4-'R tx rv? 1,111- ,ff S-,,-. gf ,grit .xl-'J-4 -5' :ff 2 ,Q ' .,,1N's-f'X l,-N..,., -- f A - :f,N.,- 5 .l il 13 fc-'H '54, ,..r-- 1L.., , ',,, Jif' gf 00000 GD C25 --J i The Men Q is M is .m 1 . s ,gg .S iu- ADMINISTRA TIDN DEPARTMENT CAPT B. Macon CDR D. Veltman X-1 Division '.,f R. Anderson, A01 D. Barnes, EN2 R. Burke, EN2 R' Capone' Waite LTJC1 ll. Ianni VJ I, .I, Murphy W-2 B . LCDR L. Brasley LT P' ' Slckler 1' l GMGl N Downey MM3 D Edwards SN AA V. Carroll, MMl R. Cur ee, - 1 ' ' ' L. Holmes, 51462 sf Dlvlslon S. Matthews, SKl E. Molina, AA P. Palumbo, BT3 J. Rodger, BMCM R. Standridge, SN J. Tarde, ASE3 J. Wiegand, SN ENS J. Marburger vf fm K. Mason, PC3 A. Mayfield, YN3 C. McKenna, SN L. Nelson, SN W. Novak, SN J. Pickenpaugh,SN R Prgffitt YN3 L Roberts, PCSN . , . ENS A. Washburn D. Barnes, SN J. Blizzard, PC3 R. Dorato, YN3 J. Dougherty, SN D. Hagee, YNC A. Jourden, PC3 A. Kisslinger, ETR2 E. Lee, PC2 J. Schneider, V Division 435' J. Sh 1 G. ' . ' ' - - N e ton, SN Sutton, XN3 R Willcox, AA LTJG D. Patrell J. Blackburn, TM3 R. Bush, FN R. Chittenden, SN D. Colllns, S S. Converse, SN W. Davis, ABE1 S. Diprima, I-1USN A. Drew SN , J. Gaines, SN S. Gilbert I l G. Kelly, .Ks 301' Xczf P. Logan, L13 R. Mallak, SN D. Nehring, YN3 G, Oyqeefer SN T. Qchwoob mg 1 ' V ' - . WU f JO3 R. Helm, SN D. ulckson, L11 Y, E. was Division . l X, Q Baker: llulaynx , SN ENS F. Manson J. SA P N5N ..... ...Q-1 B-ll L. mm' I 4 gwcr., P52 Xian .4 f neun-acqua' pxj D. Brlcf-:err -- . . J. .. .Q ,as P1 4- .,., f 17' 4' .1 r '- .. '. ss, P213 5..xb1:LnL, 35. mslllw. , mzszz K. Ro x Q .52 w 1 1 -. 5 ggfgggi '.:.1 . ' S. Grogan, PNCS S. liarign, iii 4, -a AIMD if ,X ,325-IME -. x ', 57552 EL. Cave, ASI-12 G. Comeaux, AD-hij J ru X v -I , 115-5211. AN C. Ellis, ASHZ '.-J. Emcugh, Af ,xv , ii X. .Nj lx, .'.'S:x:t.'... :NN Q21 ,. 11' K5 E- x use , ... .. x.1 Zllml, .x.x -0-Alu sp ' , N 4-. ,x..., A..-, -4 P N L L 'x'x' XX x X ,f -, 4 Qc' -.1 T- lllivme, PRAH R. Haakonson, AN R. Harrington, :ces T. .lLlllL?f,l ,.1, .,., X.-'P' ' , 1.wf.1w1,1nfa . , Q 1 'M '- . ' 1 :...U.f',1.:: 3 C99 .em 55 ,- C2 wr -x -lfberc, AN D. Lasacer, Asm B. z-xarcln, Af-LHB H We',CS2I'.-E1 f 1 A , 'lf '- ' ' . . 11 , I-J. P. i 1I'4, lxflhlnll ff? -r' 3 -4' J. - Rul - rg D. Tyreef -1-- ewmz' A53 D. Slanlka, AN M. Thurdu, NLEA. ll- Q-'- ,.,- ' IZ J yricJf AW D Baker, W. Basso, AN F Caddell, ABH3 J. Carducci, AN W CDR M. Rumfelt CDR P. Coughlin ,mf R. Bills, ABI-Il LC LCDR J. Slmpson W, Allen AN . DR P. Kilpatrick, Jr. LT M. J . Blanscet, A N J. Bocker, AN R- B. Degraffenreid,AN L. Dixson, rx +4-I W. Hagen, AA R. Hauswald, AN J. Cash, FN S. Cheston, AZAN W. AA J. Gallagher, PH3 J. Gaudette, AN R. Gettemy, SN R. Herring, ABH1 C1 Ch B Lan elier ABH3 M. Laursen, AA J. Leiching, AA L Leonard ' ' AA G- Loaf AA G Lopez AA C M A - , . artln, AA LX D Lan re , . g , r r X E . Burk, AN N J. Crisman, AN . Griffith, AA L. Jordan, ABH3 M. Mayfield. M J McGarry, AR R. McTique, AN K. Minter, FN J. Moran, AN W Moser AA ' 1 w Purnelr, ABH2 H. Reid, AN F. Roach, ABH2 J. Rodrlguez, AA D Rovito ADHA ' ' N R- Rowe, fm 2 S- ' U. amz-...., AN lf. simpson, ABH M, Pines. M Smith: FN E ga. 'loziht' mg T. Copeland, AEEQ f, Holger, ABE L' ydfiin, ABE. .t sewn AR I, . Hxllwm Q Lgwtiu J- Criwlv A .mnnm, L. Joriu. M' ygyixli J. Smith, ABH3 M. Stfxeub, AEN. J. 5:2111 lv , Aauz 1. swf' 5,,X ilhlgml :JAN J, Walker, AA R. Warren, ABH2 G, ..na-er. A Dlvlsron .1 1. RP. -f- P. Barlbault, ABE3 T. Barker, ABLE J, Bassezn, fhgl, fggrberffi V. -..U K PE g v, 'ip'-land, 1.523 J. Dupont, ABE3 R. Faqg, ABE2 L. Fausnaf, .x.,1.:L . I niet, M153 R. Hovxch, AN S. Hutchens, ABI-31 R. Jones, AA J 5 1' 4- xn, A E McCx:ay, AA D. Mitchell, ABE3 E. Moore, ABEC ,..v H, hid' wp L5 . eLOn' AN J. Snyder, ABI-23 G. Sparnicht, AA C. Stettlerr 9-A Dlwslon .. ,.....,... :' l. 11. -:,1:., nl-1 I KVI K ' M, 14. .y11., AI. er .:., 5.51211 1, Pirvxlxrg' lx!! P Q -A -f.:1:.. .. . - ,. ,. I, moufihby, ABE3 R. woods, AA LT R. Gravy' -I 4 N A A ... :- 53-,:'g:f.. 9.1. :j,. , 1-J-. nSeT1..l-11 FL' ' ' ' 1- . . .M ,...., N. C. LJ....1c, I-.A XX I ,, V-K , AA B. Hayes, AN H. Hummer, AA S. Gordon, ABCS R. Granger R. Decroff, ABHAN v. Double, AA cs. Dwyer, AR J. Felix, BA K- Gillespief AA ,J M Mocern., AA P Montoya, ABHAN D. Norwood, AN D. Jacobs, AN W. Jaskiewicz,AN W. Johnson, ABHAN auler, AA K Mayr, AN D Mrller, A-A u' ,ff L Nye, AN Palmer, ABHl W Redgens, SN C Roark AA T Samara, H Schladweller, J Seevers, ABI-I3 G Wern, AA R. Williams, ABH3 Dlvlslon D. Wortinger, AA W-2 J. Pochowski H. Alford, ABFAN M. Alltop, AA J. Andriolo, AN D. Arndt, AA L. Arrowood, AA E- Bechtel, AN fr L- Cochran' AHFC J- C0011 AN M- Cummings, AN V. Demasters, ABF1 w. Hill, AN c. Hockett,AA J. Bicharo, AA G. Bickford, ABF3 J. Cheatham, ABF3 -uf G. Hornung,AA M. Horton, SN K. Jones, AA R. Lowery, AN N. Metallo, AA D.I-iikolajczak, AN G Miller ABE3 G M1115 ABF3 J Mills, AN . , , , . wrnw Xvf. wp' Sa M. Norris, ABF3 M. Pafk, AA F. Palmer, AN R. Ramey, AN E, Raphagl, A-A M. Roarkl AN W Saffell ABF3 W S 1. AN C Simmons, ABF3 - , - . apo lo, - W' Snell, M., T, 5p,3u1ding,AA O. Springs, AN J. Stetson, AA G, Strautl AA T. Thomac AN M .., L. Tolman, AN W. Vrana, AN J. Wallace, ,K K 115 X24 5-I 13 J 13 v I L. UALBOHI M' 1 7? '. 1-Jasc, Az: 1 1-zglicr., .153 -- . Dlwslon f D Zart EHS R. Darbergc: ...W -. . ..,. ,.,. LTJJ ' ,Alu 1 ,'., ., .,.,.f-. 7 3, ,f , , . ,. . , A , B.,,y, 9:-QSTI D. Eiushunan, nm., .f. .,J...r.,x. , ...JS ,. . , ,A , .f,. ,A ,Im-, L f::,': GOMMUNICA TIUNS ff DEPARTMENT , X .... 5-1' Q ur - Zio.-Z. CXXSN xg - 4.1 .- ri. Duhlian, QYNSA J. Ellp., Lfhjf' Y. :IU J. , A 1 QQ 8.7 .Q- I4 A L4 V N A . VN' ,N r .- 7 P'- N C. Hord, PJ-X3 R. Jcnkuxs, EC-1C Krufz, FLW. 1. - . , V 1 Q. 1: .2 ' np' .,,1' v .1 Lxln' F011 A. Lopez, CYN3 S. Ivlanus, P313 R. I-mrurxez, QD.. 'L .- - 52 K. ,. -I -f .,,,. .4 . .1 1, :m..f,f Y. .1 J N31 , . -. bor' F413 A. Newlln, R141 W. Orszak, SN G. Osborn. L'-'13 R.R 4' -6' w,-V ,vs '- .4 .sa x,-- XT eese, CYN3 1 CD33 C, ghaw, F:-Z2 3. J. Reno, P-M3 R, Roberta RM2 J. Schwarz, A f . ,, HH A, Tgil 1. j ::., -61.3. f.1c:r.u:, T 4Z In iicvons, CYN3 -0 Wesserling, RM3 Dlwslon R. Bayne, SN LTJG R. Goodrich R. Auble, SN J. Vance, RM2 W. Watson, CYN3 L. S. Benton, SMC C. Drake SMSN f M2 J. Sastok, SN F,5epu1veres'SN i.ld er SN R. Sanders, S Post, SM2 R. Rieg I G Halsey, SMl Hoyer, SN M. Lacombe, SN R. SMSN P Kenneally, DENTAL DEPARTMENT enln N W Thorpe, Ml E. Slone, SM3 T l 1 41 LT R. Kadanoff . Thompson, SN mlth SM2 W SCGHCII, SMSN E F. S , Talley SM2 G Terp ,ff LT B. 511911 E. Bennett, DN Davls, DT3 M Monroe, DT2 G Ostrander,DTl J Reaves, D T3 A Rhyne, DT3 CDR J. Ainley R. Shirtcliff, DT2 ENGINEERING DEP RTMENT DIVISIDD LTJG G. Long W-1 T. McC1imont 'CJ r. . Bish, FN R. Brown, MM ag fr CDR W. Blasczak LCDR B. Whitmer LT H. Nuernberger ENS M. Deeqan ENS R. Weseman 6? ff .ff .1 R. Arison, MM3 J. Asaro, FN E- Baldwin, EN3 J. Beckvermit,MM2 A X .f 3 K. Campbell, FN V. Castagna, FN J Cobbs MM1 ' ' R- COX, EN3 F. crinelli, FN R. . Benda, FN Dereveref MM3 P. Birkesrra J. D0dd' W ui' Mum PM NEA Holmem Q3 B. EverharL, MMC B. Dowdy, FH B. Dragon, H L. Fisher MM3 R, G 1 erber, FN R. Haynes, NR3 J. Hxll, FN J, Holcombe, FN R' AGC' ak 't 55,2 H. Houchin, FN J. Huuspezr., F22 5, 5.35-I 5.3: - A r E-WD! ' ' v 1. ', Lincoln, E513 W. Lynn, 3-11-13 -,, j,11L:,v, :ll LSL5 J Z ur A lui- ..- .WR if 4 - ma-.:w. 1,- ,gh- F. Moreno, 'INZ R. lflorrlson, IfU'lQ ff, 5.1,-,QM ml H 4 A , wr ,.. .1 ,..- AI ,,. 4.4 5 :5,f,', 11:51 C. Roberts, FN J. Roberts, Ebll 3, zmjl-LL, Vw .1- f -an H H' ' 535 R- SHYGQI, FN J. Swierczek, ICE B. Tyner, V55 - 1 J Ne' Z LT T. Smith ENS R. 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Woods , HMCS G. F OgartY' SN J- Guest, QMSN J. 1-xensdell, QMSN A. Lulffm, VU H- Wflflflfl, HCl L Tu ' Cker, PH R. Williams, DC3 F. Wood, FN L. Wnghi DQ I Y J ,w,..,, HA H. Claxton, HM3 A. Copeland, HM2 L.Schlepphorst,HN W. Schrader, HA CDR R. Fellowes LCDR J. Adam Heyd, SN had E. Sheerin E , Lovato, SN R. Snyder, SN R. Nix, SN G. Oswinkle, SN E. Owens, SN B. W. Reynolds QM3 H R- ' ' lchardf QM1 J. Rockefeller,SA v. scott, Qmcs DPERA TIDNS DEPARTMENT Stremovihtg,SN R. Thompson, QM3 R. Weqemer, QMSN CHR R. :sflxmnl mm u-1. gm.-,H ,UR U, wakcman Xl, N . 1.coR R- D uffeY H655 H4 K X Lk N wi vi 9. .. t. W mwnxllh ,t-1,5 i ,5- .Aq ,1 fix fix IE Azwi' Y in!!-. ,H,,, LCDA H. --J.-n9.. HJ- ,,., 3. L,-n9 ,,,.. iam ,K Division Q-TN xc . M- buh' ,, ' .ff-L ...f l VI.. ,.L f. ' 06 Division NUI, I, ,,l.t,.f,,1. ,, . ... M .i A 1 T.BraxLen, ETN3 J' Dewfka, ETRSN I v,v,.,,' f, 1 Ei. r.r.lL1t,L, J.. .. ..- U -.f .1 fr 6 1'- n m'1.' 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Lewy, RD2 C Lott, RD2 R LO.,-ith ' ' ' RDSN K- MCNSil, RD3 D Nichols RD2 J Norman . , . , w rince RDSN M. Ritzman RDSN R. R k 'h - I I os ovic , RD2 G. Sarneckl, SN L. Sipg, R133 J' gms,-hors' RD3 W. Stahl' RDSN P.Peterson, SN E. P Division T warn R03 J x-111115 RDI nnne AN J' T. Tierney, RDSN T. Wallace, FD3 . - , , I 1 L'D'1 ly' Nvfum PENS 1-'. l'iul.:,lmx ll. xi 1 SN B, Noss, ll. Iiaclnrg, ETIJSN px. Reed ETPSN ' x ETR2 M. Stock, ETNSN C.Strickland,ETCS J. Tenney, ETRSA ETNSN R. Willett, ETR2 W- Woods, ETN3 J. Zelmer, ETNSN H. Brumund, RDI W. Hurst, P-DCS RD3 21551 CI: RD D , Th1eS I Boyetir SN 3K PM-. , ,,L,.l iw: P. .ao Jz is: -ue,e,e, PH3 . Frlcdrlm., .U J . v,.- . ...H 1 , .. 'J' I - , .J .yv Q 5-I -1 Nr M ....xUM. ... in ,,. 1 Dlwslon x ' 1' --,. ,, j l . , H.. , . ..h,L,, ,-U,g .f 1312 1 -11:.f.'- ehx- r. Cvxtncr, STGSS F. Connex, I I I .f Dmslon LT R- 5413 LT L. RQLlLy 9 on . H. .'!n.w:m-rx. AXl , www C. ward, SN R. K-111935 S'Y J-533 ni T' 94108, SK3 x. Bishop, S142 aw' F. .. uelmbock, S143 M. Holman, sxcs 6? R. Brown, SK2 ...- Howarth, SN Matz ' SKSN H. Nagel,SK3 T. Nemnan, SN V' Hi:-L f SF l fr rr m:+'x., X .,', - s-. mn, A- . m1Z,1x SUPPLY DEPARTMENT 44 Q Duwslon Y U . lwrflv VI, -. ,. ., B. dryluif , 'I Jgngs, SESS '- -4 ..l KJ- L. Trvfnmvy, UH . 4 H. ,uzezl 11' ,f . .- . .1 ..1. MIZIZ2, ..., 1. .2.-..., -., G. SC11lwe1l,SN Division LTJG K. Lerner LTJG I. Fatt G- J. Thomas, AA J. Crawley, CSCS E, Davis, SFMZ D, EJ-kin, SN W. Fones, CS3 J. wr-4 A. Lawrence, CS2 D. Lowery, SN T. Maturo, CSSN H. Tinsley, CS2 S. Tocci, CSSN J. Veronie, SR Allman, C53 C Frederick , CS2 S. McDonnell, SN L. Pagels, SN J. Ri Division G. Watrous, CS2 W-2 C. McGee R. Bergeron, SH3 R. Buelow, S N , ,KES 'W I ,. y-,,4A ff F f 2 ii x ff 7 wt Bazemore, CSI G. Cook, Lb! 9- Cox, SN ,W Gauthier , CS2 J- CDV, SN S. Hawthorne, SN W. Hudson, CS1 A. Johnston C51 , chards, CSC S. Sanchez, SN J. Schober, SA J. Soto, CS3 N E. Bussard, SN sm ,ff M. C r t FN A. C 1 SN B. ' - . a pen er, asa e, Clark, SN S. Collins, SH3 K. Curtis, SH2 R. Davis, SN G. Dickey, SA B. Digman, SHl R. Garcia, SN J- Gouker, SH3 L. Graves, SH2 W. Grinnell, SN s.,- C. Hale SN ' . ' D' Helmlckf SN R- Helmlck, SN 1-1. Horton, S143 c. Hubbard, SN J , Jackson, ADW' L- Marley, SH3 M. McCoy, SH3 G. Mcnonough, SH3 R. McKenzie, SH3 J Norman SN D N ' I . orrish, SN G Oxx SHCQ W P J, - , . . ayne, AA Redmond- SN G. Royer, SA R. Ruffin, SN R. Schoff, AR R Shutos, SN A ' . S E1 k ., P r S' FN M- bzczurek, AN H. 'l'ho1i1xl1,ifll, SHP S. Trainer, SN G. Web N' er,5N NS. TA ,513 Q 315535. . Wa. sm, -- ru f R. Gi!-.H 1 J,JaCi5' f ii' F Division ', uesw'-'ef' I Dm C. Schemm, DK2 J egzus , :E Wir I P. indie: -:, ,,, ,,'Af.3::3, -- ,.,J Y Y ' '- ' ki - - , ,. g N fx- R. V.-:..L:-. HX .4 ff' Division . '. Y,.x,:X I .rpjwl ff, S. Castaneda, T51 .1 Ji v XI. Corznglu, ' A ...I-:,, ., H Y V - ..' ', fi,:,:rd, SDC J. Isaac, TN f Go .Q ...- B. Lachlcix , SDE C. L,1q:K.-W, VH N '.,,.l m, .. Wxrunu. TN E.McLaughlin, SD3 ,- vu we.. sr' 7- Nb-wo, rr. R. Realica, suis ,, Z. A1 len' M3 F.Aurwarter,AN R J' Hard Y' AKC J.Hochstedler,AKAN D - 9.4, G. :-lclaws, Ts: D. :.1OL.L.Xy, . ww K . , '- Division K ...--,,... -' - - .7 ' 'nfl' I. Robinson,SD3 J. Thsmm, svn ' ' ff., xl -I ,f .Beckmeyer,AN C- COOP?-'fr 9'-1' 'L' 5 ' 4 Fl' gi -fx 2. -fi K aw' - H ,., .. -- 'uf ' I-J-. R. Steffen, E' ... ,- ,. ..e--., M43 ..Laza,-z,.., . Hughes, AN R' Lavis' Dlvlslon . 4 ,C' DP3 5. williams, AK2 C, Byrne, DPSN N. Cahan, DP2 D.Christ1ansen,DPl C lsco' ,K DPSN E. Mycek, SN . Lalone, SN S. Meister, C. Harris, DP3 D. Iacona, DPSN R. Kramer, SN H A ...ff W. Barnett, SN R. Barrera, SN D. Batten, SN J- Bauer, SA D.Armstrong,AA J. Baker, SA f,4n.. sw 4. rw D. Corner, SN J. Cunninqham,SN J.Grabowgk1QN f.. 32M G.Taormina, SN 5, AdamS,FN J' nw T. Boone, AN J. Carrera, FN J. Carro11,FN .4- C t's FN S. Davis, AA E. Di S, ll SN R. Duncan, SN W.Christiansen,SN L. Clark, SN W. Clawson, FN J. Collins, SN J. Converse, SN A. ur 1 , ..-.f B. Dunn, SN R. Dunn, SA E.Eastridge, SN P. Erns , , , ' r t FN V Gilpin SN G Grada SN T. Groves, SA G ..,-1' . Guest, SN Q. . xv.: Q... J.Harrington,SA R. Hassell, SA R. Healey, FN J Hoff, SN W Hu ' ' qhesf FN E Jenkins, AA W J ' . ob, AA H. Jones, EN3 ...Q .gn Swv G. Hagen. M J. Jones, SN ns- v- . M. Jones, SN . we Aff? J.Juchnowski,FN D. Kratz, SN W. Lanese, SN C, Laniqan FN R L 1 ' ' 511911 in, AA R Lear FN J L' ' - , 4 . iqourif W. MacDonell, AA P. Modorma, FN D. Mann, FN R. Mannle, FN C MCC ll ' '-1 OM FN c:. rxxccmw.-1 11 SN NN R. Mom i ll, ,xyx G4 Michmqis, R. Lockhart' AA T, Moore, SN ,. A First , hm N sr 'skim f ingorinl M W. Norman, ABHC T. 0'Brien, AR A. Pltalo, 53g J. Fllrtti-7 ,r-1 .. g,.n R -4 C lo SN P Nam . gyfera, 553 P. Ruo o f . Russell, SA A, Sanchez, :LA 51-.Ap Q V .milf f gzme, SN H. Tatum, SN R. Tillery, BM3 J, Todd, AA Q Tix Y, 8 v .4 aww' f-, Q.. f - v, funcan, F. Wilkens, FA R. Wilkins, AA F. Williams, AA M, .I.,LMLm ' -- lm...-,. ll WEAPUNS l DEPARTMENT A SY 1 Ha emi? E CDR R. Brogan LCDR W. Bloh LCDR J. EJ'.varJ5 k 3 'Q . ' 9 i 1 .nn- First - f Division 4' r,Jones,55 ENS J. McKinney D. Aakeff SN M- Antonell' ' ff M' :':'1 1 ' ' ' ' Q 1 ucorsof SN S ' I SN G. Fadness, Rlwcdm' H. Dailey, BM2 J. Downing, BM3 - Elk od 4' 4 5-J oseph, SN d I SN A. Lyons' SN .. . - T lmgefg R. Juhl, AA R. Keep, BM2 T.Kostenbau e , 4-. 1 ,-c--, -H Q. Pafton, S rw r' F.Rodriguez,SN T. Scott, SN R. Seymour, SN T.Sibberson, SN J- Silk. SA R. Sisson, BM3 A. Ponzo, SN G. Reierson, SA C. Rios, SN Second Division .rf A. Smithling, SA S. Szucs, SN R. Tillery, BM3 T. Tobin, FN N. winters, BMC F. Worden, SA L. Young: SN F- BIOWH, SA 551- G. Confer, BM2 R. Cothern, SA W. Currey, AA G. Deppish, SN C. Dodd, SN SA R.Cadwalader,AA T. Callan, AN A. Broyles, SN M. Burns, rf' S, G- DOYYI SN M- Goodman, AA R. Graves, SN M. Higgins, SN R. Higney, SN W. Jackson, BM3 D. Kukuck, SA J. -.Q wh., L. Meadows, BMl R. Mudrak, SA R. Pimm, SN D. Rehkamp, SN D. Reid, SN K, Reves' SN L RiCharSOn,AA D Schneider AA D . . , . HV, C.Stepherson,BM2 R. Sullivan, AA T,TQm1inSOn,5A H, Vogel, SA C. Williams' SA W Williams SN R Woodson BM3 ' 1 ' 1 i Third Division ,,...- 1 --r ENS I- Jones L- Banks. AA A- Barnett, SN J- BOWGX1, AA H. Brauer, SN H Brochard AA R Cheatham SN N Cole' ' 1 . , - if ...f L. Collins, SN W. Cyrus, SN R. Damewood, SN D.Dobberteen,SN - , Solak, SA REdd .- war S SN F.Fa1rbanks, SN J. Farrell, SN A, Garza' SN J, Garza: A v .Ll :J 33K.M I Kummer, SA K. Lathey, SN 'lf-ily. me L. x ...xuen SA AA Wahl ms SN A. Harris, SN 255561 ' if 3fwn,3 L' meclh M J. Mink, SN .mls ,A gms, 531 A. Talley, BM2 f K-HMI 2 Emrkock, AA J. Butlin, SN R C y- 'UNMYI BN3 R. Macy, SN R Ma D. So1aX,9 -o T' Simler. SA J. Simonelli, SN v s L WW ' f- 'huh g a' FTGSN J. Crays, FTG3 Elllott, SN R Jansen SX n, Arc her 'FTG3 F- Mount, FTG3 J Pawn, moz 12 Plncek FTGSN H RSMCK J Division ENS J. Key ENS R. Kurth J. Carr, SN J. Chasteen, GMG2 C. Cook, GMGC O. Copley, GMGl G. Fisher,SN E Aaron, AA R.Abernathy, SN G. Boone, GMG3 F- Brett' SN B- Brock' GMG2 C- Callahan,SN S. Hadley,GMGSA J. Harper, SN AJ-Ioetzlein, SN J. Hoffman, GMG3 MGSN T Jordin SN A. Kirtley, GMGSN D. Maki, SN R. Melson, GMG3 P. Moore, GMG2 B. Peace, SN C. Holland, SN W. Hulbert, SN D. Jones, G . I J. Pollak, GMCM R. Ravens, SN R. ...r x'v'? R. Vaughan, GMGC L. Whitaker, GMG2 E. Ninn, SN F1-C 'T Sl Sauvie, SN E.Scarbrough,SN w.Scarbrough,SN G. Sealy, GMGSA E. Sm ith, GMGSA H. Spath, GMG3 D. Stoll, SN DIVISION W-1 E- Dobson J. Adams, A02 R.Archu1eta,AN S. Barnhill, A03 G. Bobb, A03 D 's AA RFrederickAA J Green, AA C Heath A3 N Hipsher AA J. Je,-,sex-,,AN W. wgwh W . 7 1wm,95' .. Silvestref S25 1. 3. Candy. Pvc. S 5- 'keen' PSC .. gomsin H. Burdette, A02 D. Camp, AA C. Creasy, AN L. ennl , . , . ' 1 - 1 . , , ' Pic, Q- .I .af B Kennerson AN S. Knutson, AN L. Lambert, A3 H. Langford, AN L. Little, AOCM D Merscher AA A MumPhreY AN C . , , , . 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Cox LT C. Martz V. Aure, TN W. Beasley, CYN3 P. Beegle, SN F. Blessing, MU3 C. Cone, MU3 R. Couey, YNCS D. Crane, CYNSN J. FLAG ZZ ? DR C Lowr CDR R. Boykin CDR V. Faulkenberry CAPT F. Thigpen C . y Yr! ae, C. Broome, QM3 J. Broms, RMC -.4 Dean, MUSN R. Dumas, MU3 QW ,f ,4 . Floyd, PN3 R. Fraser, SN D. Garrett, MUSN M. Harrelson, MU3 J. Hath, MUSN 41.5 2 ...ff D. Kelley, SN H. Hermes, CYN3 K. Lamb, YN3 -.ff ,,.,' ,J A. Noe, HUC E. Doa, TX J. Owens, YNC A. Pimentel, TN ' fur-f iff' F. Lewis, QM3 A. Maaser, MU3 LT A. Lloyd, Jr. LT A. Parlier, Jr, A. Portillo, TN R. Hush, A63 D. Russell, BH! H. Segui, TN L, Spacey, AG2 R. Sunlo, TN f-:ref 9 21355, '-7' ' Emln '7 I. Eatche: -1-.QQQQIPI filth 'lx A-Fei.: F Q .sa .I 'EX T A333 3. DRE, L J. 221.4 -,,,e, s.. 9 I .1 ,, C, Nllcox, ZILJSN J. Lulscr., QIIIJ 5. Y 13 AIR GRUUP GVSG -5 6 Staff 1 J -on ,, flxfilui CDR E. Eoqiiari LQQ3 j .. .4 Li Xxmf -.f ,, H85 M1 R. bcssetto, SN C. Butler, S51 51,14-,:,g,, wwf A, lui ,,,s.. 1' kuzchcr LCDR C.:-Iegonigle LCDR 3- DOC LCDR J. g.1L,lL.,. ,H A So' aiburry LT L. owenby 1, f 'A : 1 I 0 1 X ,, W: Aff' n 1 'I LT W. Mazzacane LT A. Stan, A Sum LTJG J. Jenkins LTJG J. Geddle LTJG J. Cuskunj LTJ fe? 2 ,4 Nr .rx 1 ame LTJG J. Benson LTJG G. Wilson LTJ ,- ul -4 GJ.deBrun LIJTT TNA: ., -of ,,f , , iff. I-ruse, ALJ n E55 R. I-idso . n ENS w, Burnett mas 1,. fsenunn ENS J- L0 rmell E355 D'4'1f'11.ElE1R - - '-:M-f' J' D. Castro, AD3 L. Cataldo, J. Aid, ATC D. Armstrong, AN R. Billman, AD3 B. Bishop, AA J- R. Brugh , AX2 W 1 1 1 1 'NF' D. W. Cook, AD M. J. Dearborn, AN 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 R. T. Dotson, AKC L. Dowden, AN 12 2 .1 H' I. . J H- pi,M4,,f,f,'IfII1'LJ II. Flnley, AECS A. Austin, AEAN Bloomer, AN R.BOll2r1 . Bullis, ADJ3 P. Bundgard, AX2 HM2 R. Charron, AN R. Clarke, AN R. Coombs, AMS2 M. Coope , D. Dellava, TN F. N Baker AE2 C. Barnes, ATN3 R' HdxH'U' . 1 ns. bacher,AMS3 K- B03-tv AE3 G' Bomwss' 51- bernaleg 1TH , ggw,f5 A H. Caisson,AMHAA R. Carter, H. Burruss, A1451 AEC NF AE3 c. Cobble, ATR2 . y D Cod , ADJAN J. Confortc, AN C. Conner, ATL r AN W. Cooper, AN E. Cosner, , I N ,1, 111-1-l111.111, .jfL,l 'Y no Cartwr lght. , 1'-.MSC Q., 47 1 1'.111'11L1r1f311.1r1.,1.L2 W, Brown Am I , L, I r,q'iLU..1 4+ E. Case, ATN2 J. Case, AN flgiwgmg, F. Connors, AEAN , ,MH V ISL AMS3 R Cox AXAN L. Craig, 1111112 'JW Deshazo AEAN C. ' - . ' D181 PM M- Dlckey, AN 13. Dleurich, 1111 J. 11111f11q11, .mxu ' F. Drew AE3 L D 1 L1pOht1 AEH3 A. Eb1QlADJAN V' HVLHMHI A ,..1.,. ,IT T. Darrigo, AE2 D- 1'. Dincler, A153 ll. Vivlds, - Daugherty' AX3 mlmre D, Dodge, O 1 Ass V Q msz N- F ields. A M lryf -1. 1 11 , J. Firfv 1 , J eff M 14. 11f,.1.11f.1-,11x111-1 '11, 1f1.1.,1.1..1 M111 , ,., ' ' ' 1' '11 ., 1 .1 1 .1 1 1 11 - 1' MU111' XXL' . AN 5 -Z1 'Q-'. ...Ml 'JXIQE .V C M. Fflen Fw .qnicp . 2 mu' B '41 - . 'arALa 'Z3 F. 3'::1'--' L '1 GBQDLATR3 J U .. , n .1 ..--, UM., I U-L qv 9.4:- .4 fr 1 Case, as . E F. Connors, xg., j Daugherty. 51 D. Wage. E5 B, Fields' W V 1' 1 7.-:rv If :gf -7 .-X , Bunn, fn- .. Jai-, .,..., . . ...UH SW: H gums, A52 H. Haynes, M13 izgxyk-3, I..-,Z .ff ff gL.,,.Ut,H ,-,N P. Johncox, AX3 Johnson, .Nfl Ly. Jw.- -gl' Su., 'M .1 ,us 4 .1 gf L L . .,L,. , Elxlqoru, ADJ2 I-1. Klaclk, AN K, Klglngf, AUJJ3 L 'tr -f -r ...1 A Xqczxnski, AN S. Lambert, AN 3- L' . mdselv' AN H. Long, ADJ2 D. Lowe, ADJC L. Laszewskn., YN3 L. Luz-.t-gp, x.-.- F-1 '. TZIQY' L. Lutz, -- I M. if ' .4 , ,'...:: V, 0 YTD' fi .1 ,4- f- f 2-turn-, -. ....,J, 1-x . .- mendonf AE3 D. MCI-lulty, P111 G. Midgett, M3 F. ru mer, AEAN J. inner, .EL f' H' C. Morton, AX2 E.O'Callahan,ADJ3 G. Renfeld, AMHl L.Santosuosso,AX3 A. Sasso, AX3 R. Sawyer, 55? yw A W. 9 p X R M lk AN D Mulvihill AEAN S Murrayf ATN3 A' f'1U59'fi'W' AU U' NOULE' MAN J- Nye, AN 75136255 1 . u ey, , , . . . B. Mozena, SN T.Muenzenmeyer,ATR2 I 1 radiso, PN A. Quito, TN D. Rafferty, AN D. Ramsby, AXI R- Rauck, ADJ3 K. Reddy,AN qHU5'g' C. Olson, AXAN J. Olson, AXAN R. Pa V D. Riddle, AX2 R. Rodriguez, ADJ3 C. Roesler, AN E. Rosevear, A03 M. Ross, ATRAA L. Royal, ATNAN O. SampSOn,SN EPLECE L. Rice, AX3 .Schuknecht, AN R. Seaton, AXAN D. Sedergren, AX2 R.Shacke Eliaq lfQrd,SN D. Shahley, SN ADR2 N.Scangorella,AX3 W AN S Simonoff AEAN L. Simpson, AX3 W- Smith, AMSAN C. Snow, AN G. Sparks, A31 R. Sptouse,ADJ2 :Ei ka? L. Shasteen, AX2 K. Sherman, AX3 R. Shumate, . O. Spry, ADJl W. Taylor, A01 W. es , F. Vallonu, Abu! A. VonCannon,AX3 G. -a .1 , ,A B Talavera, TA fr. sn d ATN3 . a er' G Steaf' AA S- Stevenson, AMH3 D. stewart,ADJAN J. Stokes, ADJ3 E.Stubb1efie1d,ADJAN P. syer, ADJ2 - Q, vN'Wnv .MQ FINE W.g u .-ff 2. ..V. A . Q V 'Q gg? J AN J. VadovskY'ADJAN T h ADRAN M.Thostenson, AXAN A. Tomazin, ADJAN G Tornquist MIH2 - f ' O. Touey, AFCM R Treamer AM ' I HAN B. Uhler. Www V W A x . x N ADJ2 v. whavhamf S -. w lkcr ADJ3 J. walker, NMS1 w. warts, AN R. webgr, Amex 1 Wflol xx' w v t b r ' 2 'H, x.g .kos en arqe 1 , Q , y 9: ,lu Nw,s Wei. sn Sprouse, MJ: 3, 'talavvaf 75 J l Vadgvm' Ng V. M Belanclc SN R Benz AEAN X BOUDS Ah . Deyaeghere, rf! w,,4 ADRAN R. Donahay, AN G. Donaldson, ATR3 T. Dorman, AX2 R. L. Endy, AA D. Evans, YN3 J.Ferguson, AMSl D. Fischer, C53 D. G. Forbes, AMS3 J. France, AXAN J. R. Gooch, AXAN G. Gowen, AN M. Gray, AOC F. Gunthner, ADR3 F D. Himes, AXC M. Hobbs, AX2 G. Lamia, AK3 T. Lamia, ATN3 G. Leifeld, ADRAA P. Kruse, AMS3 R. Lotero, AMS3 G. Lovering, AEI J. Madsen, PN3 P. Marquis, ATN2 I ,fr J McVeigh, AH F. Mohrtung, AMS3 N. Mellard, AX2 G. Mellows, AN Freer, AE3 M. French, AXAN S. Gatewski, AA L. Ingraham, ATR3 F. Jackson, A01 C. Downey, AXAN D. Dubbef Fitzgerald, ATC G. .Haderthauer,AXAN R. Hawr W.Leatherwood,ADRAN D. Lem Flaten, AXl C. Floyd, ADRC J. B, Gallego, TN D. Garrison, AMH2 Johnson, HM2 R. Johnson, ATR2 T. Johnson, ATN2 lfquga A52 N. East, AN D. Ebmeier, Folkenr M. Gauna, ey, ADR2 R. Hemmingsen, AE3 F. Hill, AE3 ire, PH3 w. Lindke, AE3 J' MSSGY' AN D- Matthews, AMH3 s. Mayo, AX3 J. McGui J. Millsavic, SN p' Mi llor, F-N Ii. MiLClmPll, AN R. Mitch J. Kasper, AKC J. King, AFC S. Lis, AN f ADR3 J. Edwards, AN , if och, Axz G. Foctler, AEC SN R. German, AN L. Hill, AK3 M M. Llave, AD3 TR3 nnesS,AXAN T. McKean. A ell AN c.MonkiewiC2' AN . . NN 4' -Vx sal 5 7v:-- . ., -slew . Mxr, Alison h Q LW S -Y -. PLO V g, AFC! ave, PD' lawn' www' it . 295506 1 if Z ,Uh SA Qi. Peery, 9.143 T. 5 --'I 2 1, Fund, F0152 J. Reynolds, ADR,-A R., 'wld 4.1. 5. pdgggll, AEE C. Ruteckl, A03 bln L D .fl l ,af L Smut, ADR3 L. Sheehan, AMI-I2 '1-Stephenson, AX2 R. St. Peters, AA 11k1nson,Al-1sAN A. Williams, AN J wllllamson, H13 J W1lS0nf M LTJ AXAN C. Z-lonte-io:te,AD:cl. G E. Ceqler mac E. Chappell mm D Clark LTJG A C LT Q55 LTJG W.Jackson LT G. Karl LT P. King LT J. McGee R. Ross ENS M.Schacter LTJG R.Scoggins LTJG D. Pistoll LT K- Wheeler LTJG C. Winstead LCDR M. Woodbury LTJG C. Wright S. Bacsain, TN S. Bailiff,PRAN D. Baker, ATN3 J. Baker, AE3 . Pirie K K . 53 1, 2:2 F f,AX . X 'fdH?A. .IQ A ,A A fi LTJG R. Mesaros LCDR J.Seeberger R. Alstatt, ATR2 M. Baker, AEAN Jl , .ff LT W' Mullin LTJG R. Oates LCDR A. Paulson LTJG G. Pfaff 1,3 LTJG E. Shaar LTJG U. Smith LCDR E. Titus ,ww ff' 1 , 5 ? iilll K. Anderson, ATR3 A. Andrus, AXC G. Arthur, AO3 R. Ayers, ATl 3: D. Barnett, AN C. Barron, AN E G. Berlund, ADRC J. Berry, AMH2 L. Bishop,AMHAN J.Bloodworth, AX2 D, Brinkman, AK1 D- Bruce' ATN2 L. Byrd, AN C. Carter, YN3 J. Castaneda, if . .C Ai' K. Conway, AXAN W. Costello, ADR3 R. Cox, AMH3 CS3 R. Catania, AN D. CruiCkshank,AMSl E.Dembowski,AMHC J, L. Brosius, AA R. Brovarone, AA E- Cheney, ADR3 G. chiarello, AA J R. Denton, ATR2 J, Dyer' ADR2 's41 L. Ernster, AN H. Evinger, ABH2 D. Farrell, AA W. Flannery, AN J.Pranckowiak, AE3 P. Furcdi, AA D Cqrnfr AY3 . 1. :', . R.Eichenberger,AX2 J- E Beck AXC R. Bennett, ADRl gg w Brown, ATC A- M. Brown, AA - hhw,Q . Clay, AA F. cohorstf AN gk lkinsf SN R3 R. Gasser, AX3 D. Geer. AD . LT G. Wheeler :'g M I 4. ,I- G rush' A5152 J. uraham, A.. . .-JLe, :,. I ,Y 7,1 ., 2. 6 '-f '-f4 - .L.11,, I - .5 'fe f ,3- Y .. van, ADJAN D. Harvey, fm X . nas:1ngs,.4.3.i4 ' -..A J. nB!-- - ---A-Y-, . . -r ..- Ka, AN D.Hoeflinger,ATR3 . Holder, AD53 I ,m,,, 5, Him ,, V., ,. D31 g,L,150ta, AE3 P. Leader, AI-IEAA B- LGDUCC, A2112 E. LQQ, IQ: , , ,J ,1 w'fyj:.. V ' ., I TC C. Luke, AX3 L. McDonald, AN D. McPherson, SN A. MacDonald, A22 -f nf P3 3- PHYS, AA J. Menz, AX3 s. mesics, ATR3 G- Miles. A143 D. rum. 1. f- . w f ' f io? -, -1 -f ,'1 :.,.', f., , 7 59 Nu'f1'AN B. obrisc, PN3 D. oe1r1ch,PNsN w. orchouse, ATN3 H. Own, P21 L an nd .1 f' 5 A03 G. Quairos, 9.1112 . Fcqglc, 2.12: 1-- - -:': P.Pf . C. Potts ,Wu alenhauer, YN1 K. Pickens, AN A. Ponder, A02 T. POPGf M1 ' . . XXX?- w , ,.., , u.. : ' .. .., . , fflfii nf, mrs: Yi. f41CfmLlILlS'Jh,PP.hfx AFCM R, Sissgn, ADR3 F. Smith, AN M. Somogyi, AEl D. Spencer, AE3 J. Stiggingl Am P. Rowe, ATN2 J. Russel, ADR3 J. Scurlock, AE3 M. Simonson, G, Straub, AXAN D, Sturdy, AX2 H. Swanzy, AXAN C. Sweeney, AN C. Talbitzer,AME3 T. Taylor, ATN3 K. Thornton, AX3 R- Thorwell. SN T. Troutman, AE3 J. Tunis, AMS2 J. Walters, ADR3 W. Walthier, ATN3 R. Warren, AXAN H. Washburn, ADR2 H- Webb, ADRJ- K- Webb, ADRAN D- Webster, BEAN D. Westfelt, AN VA W-121 DET-15 G. White, AX2 W. White, ATCS D. Wood, AN R. Woodward, AO3 R. Wright, AA LCDR W. Miesse LCDR H. Pricenski LT R. I-1CMillan LT D. Moore LT R. VOSS LTJG C. Bock LTJG S. BOwnaS LTJG R. Catone LTJG J. Demarse LTJG C. Fisher LTJG C. Grendler LTJG W. Lounsbl-UTY 'swf .H W1 ...v LTJG R, Mcglammy LTJG R. Pittman LTJG F. Putnam LTJG C. Scholl LTJG P. Tripp LTJG G. Willis ENS T Horner G. Albright, ADR3 W. Brininqer. ATR? ,- 1. K M 4' A. Beck, AN D. Brannon, AN F. Buckner, AMH2 I-1. Chavis, PR2 R. Crump, AMS3 L. Cutright, AN V Dellienzg AN A Duncan PNSN W Fallaw, AKAN ' I v I ' .rf V, J, Ferrara, H453 D. Fishbauqh, ATR3 C. Graham, SN R. Heck, M4133 L. Hobbs, ADR3 A. lloffmnn nlq' F llollilly X... I qqckson ADRAN J JayneS, ADR! ' '- Y- . ,tl , fu.: T. xc , ' A - xc. , F v5 1 if .ua , A N. Dumpgtwr BendLX ,f Rota, Spam There was one short stop left for RANDOLPH prior to heading home, and on 8 October we moored in Rota, Spain to pick up two P-2 patrol planes and an F-4 attack jet, which We brought back to the States. A huge P-2 patrol plane IS loaded aboard. RANDOLPH moores along- side the pier in Rota. RANDOLPH receives a jet. lleam Folloll HANDUU The Cf' making 5 friends. ' WDEDS, deploymrf' flu 1 bm' mi! dill n Heading ome Following the short stopover in Rota, Spam, RANDOLPH began her transit back to Norfolk, The cruise was almost over, and everyone was looking forward to reuniting with family and friends. We Worked hard during the past three monthsj but, our accomplishments made the deployment worthwhile. The trip home was not always smooth sailing. . . but, this did not stop us from refueling or meeting any of our other requirements. ff! F 4am-.. ...nl Even the inside of the ship had to be spruced up for our return to Norfolk. Washing down the aircraft in preparation for the fly-away. I Eliiw M5 IU fw w Pu 'M H Home Again As RANDOLPH approaches the Hampton Roads area, Vice Admiral Booth and representatives from Norfolk arrive aboard by helicopter to welcome us back. 'ibn WQWA. T' '1- ' fe, 'FF- 'AAEWR , , , J an .sf-Exkdyugt Admiral Booth discusses the results of our cruise with Admiral Minter. Vanplum Whidden receives u welcome home award from the XlU'l- Vluh ol Norfolk. A welcome-home kiss., A real welcome back. ' ' It's good to be home And after three long months at sea, the Captam's brldge ns deserted Editor Photography Arr WMA, J? f'Qg11,.x.x. 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