Renshaw (DD 499) - Naval Cruise Book

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T, , 'J Weapons: lT. THOMAS WEBBER Ill USN DEPARTMENT Supply: LTJG LARRY VAUGHAN USN Operations: lT. DOMINIC B. GRIFFIN III USN HEAD Engineering : LT. PETER PATACSIL USN .r ' i f ,, fd!

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1'- H CT fn kiikmggfdi 1621.51 iii izislti Lieutenant Cornmancler lzrricfaf ZOISI enlisted in the Navy October 27, 1944. Lis first ship was the USS ALLEN CDD 665 with the following sub- sequent duties: USS GIRASOL KPY 275, Standard Landing Craft Units 61 and 62, USS SAN MARCOS QLSD 255, USS SATYR QARL 305, USS JASON KARH 15, USS HECTOR CAR 75, 2 years Recruiting Duty, A Glendale, California and the USS BRYCE CANYON QAD 365. He was ordered to OCS in March of 1958 and commissioned an Ensign in june of that year. On completion of OCS he served on board the USS TRATI-IEN QDD 53o5 as ISt Lieutenant and Gunnery Ofhcer for 36 months, then as as I Executive Officer of the USS MARYSVILLE CEPCER . A 8575 for 24 months. Prior to reporting aboard F 35 F' the RENSI-IAW he served a 3 year tour of shore ,G iii, g n duty with the Pleet Work Study Group, San if Diego, California. oun Two xo s 4 LCDR MICHAEL D. MAYNARD usN W Lieutenant Commander Michael D. Maynard came to us from a tour of duty on the USS LEXINGTON QCVS 165. Aboard LEXINGTON he served as main propulsion assistant. A graduate of the Naval Academy in 1959, LCDR Maynard had already seen action in the Lebanon Crisis in july of 1958, as a miclshipman aboard USS WASP CCVS 185. His first tour of duty was 1 four years aboard the USS HIGBEE QDDR 8065, as ASW and then as Weapons Officer. HIGBEE , . saw action in the Quemoy-Matsu Affair. . I In 1963 our X. O. moved ashore to study Mecha- nical Engineering at U. S. Naval Post Graduate E School in Monterey, California. Prom P. G. School he went to the Lexington for a two year tour as main propulsion assistant, and then to RENSHANV in the summer of 1968. J

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