Richmond K Turner (DLG 20) - Naval Cruise Book

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M 51 B Divi io Back Row QL-Rl G. LUCAS, D. ANDERSON, S. TAYSE, I. FISHER, P. ZEMO, M. BERRY, C. BUFFALO, W. REESE, R. WILSON 2nd Row QL-RQG. COLSON, D. TROWBRIDGE C EDISON A NOWALK R GILMORE ORDA 0 0 a J' J N7 J' BASA Front Row QL-RJ c. LAUER, J. KELLER, w. LYON, j. SENSBACII, c. STEWARLF, R. DUNN, b. SIMPSON, M CANTU The Machinist Mates and Boilermen endured a long cruise of heavy firing, hard Steamill and endlcss hours of maintenance and upkeep. Ltjg Samford was detached early in the c1'L1iSe to report to Destroyer School but Senior Chief Petty Officers Kelly and Ferris more than ade quately filled the gap until Lt Freibert returned to the ship in january. The division had many advancements in rate during the cruise, including the awarding of the hat to MMC Hubbard. Riolo brought further acclaim and distinction to the division by finishing a suave second in the beard growing contest. As the ship neared San Diego, everyone looked forward to da s h y w en watersides or fire- sides would not be due and to the absence of th ld f , e o amiliar phrases- Main ContrO1, Bridge Black smoke aft again' or Main Control Bridge -- Stand by for 26 kn , ots Many of the Old greasy faces departed on their separate wa s afte ' y r we returned to the States, but not without memories of lasting friendships and remembrances of a job well done. - 36 .1 1 I - w H H .. . . . . , 1