Renville (APA 227) - Naval Cruise Book

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MK For me to know and you to find out. I wish they'd get some heat down here! 4 ' 1 , Mr. Anderson, did you get down here all by yourse1f?? And it only took me 13 weeks!

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1 1 Q N h x -uh. ., ,.....naeU.a B DIVIS IO W1 'tx Hs f I. un-,. 407 .. ,-f jr- A 1 'f f 5 V f W -J, .. Q- me f RIGl'lT,BT1r H . , . M . .1 !IlIIY'xC lX, HN. Mr lx IXOXN. .yl.B 1 HLER BT3-M GREW FN-'IIIOMAS B13,1'AIMl-JSVIHK QSM 1 , pw, l:lVP?E?DIlI.Tl5INl?YIUIlg?SON, IiN5 AiBAi1cH, 15N5 H,lCKS, l-'N,,'l'llOMl'SUN, 1-ir, 1ifuW,f,. ii, Mix. ri., :iw in 3 7 ' B Division left the United Stat 'tl es win seven l iremvn pipprfiiir tices. We are returning with seven Firemen. rllllOl7lIJ3Ul1, llmlaon Robinson, Hanson, Hicks, Albaugh, and Wedi were :ill puivmir fr in rate. We are hoping that all of them will be getting' rlivii ll H crows soon after we return to CONUS And if we l'1if'l .f VI ' I . . 1 .V . llf' Palmer, the kiddies will all make it. This cruise gave each of us a great deal of invzalmilile f'l'l7 l ience. We all became proficient at refueling :it sen. We .rim learned how to lay new decks in the boilers. Wim 1, more could gi BT want? Certainly not liberty! Seriously however, wr' were .ill extremely proud of our performance in the casually control felrill for score and our economy run. We received SC..Ol'I.?fL in the low 90's for the casualty control drills and the Olll.Sl.2l.Illllllj', 1.1 me oi 100 on our economy run. We'll all remember some of the slxmdingz, .join-s. :luring tliif. cruise. Ens. Smith keeping Chief Palmer :xml Il:ilf'rriggIil in cigars and pocket money, Torque Thompson promiszingg In 1.1144- Our Division Officer, Ens. Lloyd, to Vlxlilillllllil when we ifturii lu the U. S., and the Worm's memorable liberty in Cblonyapfi, Guess it really wasn't such a bad cruise after ull, L 1 I laws. 1- ii. SMITH if w R 1 l f 70 t

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f ' I . ' 1 'S' - K .M ::':f-'-- ' '50 Go' ' A J' KT? ' RK . r . . MS KNEELING L R. SCHLEDE 1c3- HBALAN, EM35 COBLE BMS. STANDING 1.-B. WAlAil.lN, LMCMQ DANILL, EM3, WMI-A ' - , , , EM3, ASHLEY, EM25 BEAN, EMI, ROBBINS, BN, SILVEBA, ICC. E DIVISIC iyrjci. S. WARD BEA J repaired, and installed the engineroom exhaust vent three times in two weeks. After that they practically slept in the evaporators tm one moto ft th r a er ano er took a salt water bath and burned up. WIILIIAMS E 3 . . - . N, EM1, and COBLE, EM3, Set a record when they pulled il M , picked up the pieces after the Marines held batting practice on the lightbulbs. ASHLEY, EM3, climbed to great heights, fell burli- wards once and did a flip, but now seems to have Sure bzilqinee. RIC! EM2, and ROBBINS, EM3, worked on about 140 boat liailglerit-5: and di not get too large a charge from them. DANIIVLI., HMB, !XNNIi'l l', FN, and the mighty HEALAN, EM3, frantically Shifted fam: ,ind Ia-pt an eye on the switchboard. BENGTER, lC2, and SCI-ILEDE, IC3, licpt the movie lfiipjm-t'lcwn':: running somehow, without repair parts, and half xi dozen movie 1-pei' atom Showed entertainment greats such as Advice :ind Vmifam-lit, .md The Mighty Ursus. DOUGHRRTY, FN, logged in Fil lllUVll'fQ Iuxndml at unreps in one month. Chief WAHLIN and Chief SILVIQIRA were Sc,-en on tln- lu-.ni li .uf Yokosuka, loaded . . . with job orderx. ??