Richmond K Turner (DLG 20) - Naval Cruise Book

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This cruise book is dedicated to the men of the RICHMOND KELLY TURNER and their loved ones who have contributed so much to- wards making the Ricky-T the great ship she is. W f 1 X . j , 1 1 . C. R. WORLEY Captain, U.S. Navy Commanding Officer THE OOMMANDING OFFICER Carson Robert WORLEY was born on March 26, 1922 in York, Pennsylvania to William C. and Nannie L. WORLEY. Captain WORLEY attended William Penn Senior High School, York Junior College, and graduated from Roanoke College, Vir- ginia, with a B.S. Degree before being com- missioned Ensign at the Naval Reserve Midshipman School, Northwestern Univer- sity in May 1944. He accepted a Regular Navy Commission in 1947. After being commissioned he was assigned to the Amphibious Forces, U.S. Pacific Fleet where he served in various landing craft which included command of LCI 873. In April 1947, he reported aboard the USS ALDERBRAN as Navigator. In January 1950, he reported aboard USS RICH QDDE-8207 as Gunnery Officer. Subsequent billets with destroyers included: Operations Officer, Commander Squadron FOURTEENStaff g Ex- ecutive Officer, USS BENHAM QDD-79613 and Commanding Officer, USS CHARLES R. WARE QDD-8653. On June 27, 1967, Captain WORLEY took command of Destroyer Di- vision ONE FOUR TWO. Additionally,he has served as Assistant Operations Officer for Scheduling on the Staff, Commander, Sixth Fleet. Captain WORLEY has served ashore as an instructor at the Naval Reserve Officers Training Corps Unit at Princeton University and Yale University, as the Capabilities Plans Officer in the Strategic Plans and Policy Division of the Office of the Chief of Naval Operationsg and as head of the Policy Section of the Plans and Policy Di- vision, Staff, Commander-in-Chief, Pacific. He is a graduate of the General Line School, Monterey, California, and the Armed Forces Staff College, Norfolk, Virginia. Captain WORLEY is married to the former Miss E.Virginia Bond of York, Pennsylvania. 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Legend tells us that it is a day of foreboding and ill fortune. Maybe, but our thoughts are of loved ones whom We leave today on our way to the Western Pacific. As the Spanish say, it is not a farewell, but only the wish for a good voyage until we meet again. Once at sea, we rendezvous with the grey' hounds BERKELEY, JOH PAUL JONES, DECATUR, AR OLD J, ISBELL, and MC- KEAN. The ships form a five-pointed star, with us at the center, and we sail toward Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. Drills are the order of the day. The next six months will re- quire everyone to be ata peak performance level. ---as lu -N supplied. . g .,-Ski i'2- f . - Eg, ...f qw., mx- X 3. .Af .41 4 We were visited and supplied xp J Xi ZX 4 ,fy 'Ll v ' v if if ' .JW When all was loaded the band played isss- '-wa Fi fl? J ' 4W we-iv' W4 ,Hwy vw dll' 4 V -a 41? 5: 1' JQ5yL ,,. f . why' me if And with loved ones on the pier li TL 4, fgdraxil , if V WDlOiR we left SUPPLY DEPARTMENT SKCS Mader CSC Pate DKC Distor CS1 Neal i 5 I I , s Q PW 1 I 10 SN Hyndman SH3 Edwards YN3 Tucker SK2 Blackman SH 3 Johnson SH3 Hylton 1 1 Chief pan yr.. rd if A f ' .-I3 tr and bottle washer. v-5 ,AO 16051 .J . DK1 Padilla SH1 Barber SH3 Cardinal SN Qualls SN Forbes SA Bill 1 :Yr-5 Easy on the sideburns, Ed. -i SD1 Abrenica SD3 Biascan TN Lanot TN Riduca TN Cadag SD2 Millanque TN Bayan SD3 Santos TN Bibay TN Nacionales . -ig, TN Soriano TN Mejia CS2 Nelson CS3 Edwards CSSN Lee CSSN Johnson yr-as tl If they only knew what lt really was. . . I know what it is. ?. ..7 QAM - f ..- Q 1.3 l' CSSN Fuller CSSN Langford SK3 Boydstun SKSN Mead SKSN Roberts SN Willwitch ' l 'L R What's the stock number for liberty? Nobody gets submarine pay on a DLG, Q' ? , 'xi 'ff in-J wr' ,...-.. 1 ,, '1 W , -4'-www-w-ai S ,J i E s 1 ,...,,-,.,.,,A- :X V , 3, X A P 'Wm ,av Nobody's ever ordered one of those before. 7711? SKSN Montgomery SKSN Ciabattari SHSN Vargas Y SK 3 W orden SK 3 Bonnett DKSN Ingrahm SKSN Francis -I -1 V. Y- iv sig ,537 t P-AC3IF'lC' 04MElMN HAWAII AND THE CROSSING MOLOKAI ...NASD After six days of a kind sea, we come upon majes- tic Diamond Head and wave Aloha to Pearl Har- bor. The sky is very blue and the sun very warm on this Pacific Paradise. For three days we enjoy the sights and sounds on the island of Oahu. Many of the crew rent cars, surfboards, or merely stroll on the clean, wide stretches of the shore. This is to be our last look at the United States until August. Upon leaving Hawaii, the ship heads west toward Japan. In the meantime, we take time out for a seafaring picnic. Fantai1 Follies presents the talents of the RKT followed by a cookout. The weather turns. Mother Sea shows us that she can be harsh and un- pleasant. No longer are the skies blue, but now dark and the sea becomes heavy. The old salts weather it out, but our younger and newer ship- mates see a great deal of the rail. VISITING HAWAII 4: f,-4- ggwtxif-.ll -Mita ' A- ,G J 7'fX ' ' 2 'X Aix 'Z ,' .mil '-W . -'- , pl ..,-- - , If - cg, 9' ' fl '2ipj-Qf.- 1 ' ' w a 'W 1 vw N Q- 1 Nwx, , ,mm o 5. 4 Ne -S 'rx ' I Q NY 4 Nkfe. I ,QA xr ' . MO -151.105-au!-u,, ,L ,..MA rn, Lgng-..A..ff --X13 WW II Submarine Memorial. Gw- 1 ' J Q I Q N ' 1' . X Q, 1, CN ,W yi AS 1 I f fwmn Swkkypbn gxjfxw, S S 1 r. S TV, The USS ARIZONA Memorial. MM 1 L for entertainment UNDERWAY FANTAIL FOLLIES The crew gathers and good times Q ' Q Oil I ,.. ,Q-in I Si 5 J ww In N l 5 i BW p LATER The cooks Se -V F s 2 yn Wk md if i A day of relaxation drew to a close i -v- RDCS Casson RDC Ferguson RDC Turner 7' Lt. Rochelle LT. Cjgj Knapp , Z' , 1 X 'ln- i 'j.f:i. rl J N ! 1 J ,ff of A 'filrl 1 ig! jf 2 W-, X ai Q .X -.V. vxx. .J X 5. - -Ai Y J SX '-- -f. - ' ,N 4,1f' -ll'fs:13-T:-1 'W'-1,54 Lf,2Y Q, If Q f QR f' P'-.-, -N , ' . 21 1 Jbnfxixgrgra ,Q ,vi i X T'W's3w?:s-Y ' 1' 5g Y-N X xxzhj X ' .1 'i 'W ' .1 K, ' f X ff l N Q K mx' '17 1 f' x 5 ff' 'i -, sr- ,J X-QQ --.Q mm Q ,, '-f -. -- -Jr 1-cz? RQFUDS! What can anybody say here? RDC Barnett RDC Tillman RD2 Rochelle RD2 Painter RD2 Quamman RD2 Adams We hold South Korea travehng at 20 knots At least this channel doesn't have commercials. RD 2 C rouch RD 2 P arker RD2 Jones RD3 Wilson RD3 Cintula RD3 Harper vfvvq 4 2 I 1 7 P I a F L ..-an 4.2 ' Z 1 'is 'll' ' L . .wmv K el! 5 Q . i . un- QD ' , 'QE I , Q I 5 g sf 3x'X,f 1 The boys. 'rdf X Where's upper Sandusky? RD3 Long RD3 Rosenhaft RD3 Schuchart RD3 Collins RD3 Scott RD3 Westhoff RD3 Rioux RDSN Distefano RDSN Chase RDSN Race RDSN Nutt RDSN Aleto 1-gulf 'Sf' PN1 Pomfret QMC Davis HMC Foster YNC Welebob HMC Jones 2:65 v 5 e. ,Q,, . Ouch! bl ,ff f Wx M What course, Mr. Hornblower? -You spelled dedicated wrong. wifi QM2 Pingleton YN2 Hodges QM3 Balvich QM3 Deleach QM3 Hull .W QMSN Graves YN3 Poquette YN3 Eason YN3 Ledford YN3 Zimmerman ?7 ,gf 'vm Take a break, Pomfret 'MN snseso AND NAGASAKI We are all grateful and pleased to see the harbor of 3359190 For the next eighteen days, the ship will ready for sea and the crew will see the Japanese way of life. Sasebo is an ing teresting blend of the old and the new. There are good res au rants, interesting shops, and a zoo high on a hill in SaS6b0- Nagasaki is a two hour bus ride from Sasebo. Nagasaki does not get exposed to Americans as much as Sa sebo with its large naval base. Americans are treated well here. The Japanese are very curious about their roundf eyed visitor and about his country. Nagasaki is a beauflful city with its old temples, cherry trees, and floral gardens' and peace memorial. Upkeep on the ship, sight-seeing, and shopping 116119 kegphus busy. The three Navy Exchanges in Sasebo are filled Wlt foreign merchandise bargains which few of us can reS1Sf-1 When we finally leave Sasebo for the Sea of Japan, we W11 be poorer, but have a wealth of goodies to take home. INPORT SASEBO Ancient Japan. . . Intership basketball. contrasts with the new. Ke11ey's Duty Drill Team. 3, . 552. l J. I fg- I ll.-+ I - ttf .I AEN: , X Japanese Shrine. CAPTAIN? InS NSPECTION asebo. . . . . .we found solitude. This is the city. This way to the bath. A . 'AL-43:41 One heck of a tub! NAGASAKI U 'VM 1, W PEACETUE , I I., 1 wr , 4 V 3,53 ' , f , I, 4 , ff , Q .fb Q:.. . . , ,h - 'W f,--HN ,wa f w, I ik , ,f -if ' A P ' 1 1 th 1 gh V .,,.-qs.. 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T .. , , Q K, ' ,z Minh Mum,-vmlwkw I H A w The Bath House. Eetggkdmzni rv'-H. 1 ve ,Ihr ,Lyn 'v 1- '1' A 'gn nunmvnxfm 'L 'Q Ammfv ze! m 1M,u 'S 215: 1 ,5x'4'f7ff. 'fW'l 7'f'?V-1 2- N ' 1 . Lt. McAfee Lt. GED Winningham D X' lx ,, ki o 'Vrsioe FTMC Lyons telling it like it is. .,-ssq Strike Strieck! XX R FTCS Breed FTM1 Smith FTM1 Sievers FTM1 Fish FTM1 Monaghan FTM1 Kreager FTM1 Neville Lk FTM1 Mills FTM1 Williams Stop laughing, Fox. The Magic Mushrooms. L B 'N'-'19 will FTM1 Roquet FTM2 Moore FTM2 Clipper FTM2 Solis FTM2 Strieck FTGSN Wong I miss my chopper! ff, new Flight 6 calling control 9. My finger's stuck. FTM2 Baughman FTM3 Evans FTG2 Olson FTM2 Axe FTM2 Bakken FTM2 Boyed FTM2 FTM2 FTM2 FTM2 5' Jensen Todd Belbeck Fox Wherevs your moustache, George '? Axe! This too, is Fox Division. You won't get San Diego on that. 1 . '32 fi s siiu ,,,1 i V f v' -.wzf ..,....n-0 if Nr' N if-.-fv-I .. ,,.3,: 5 P5 2 9 ,Srl ,,,, in from 'sf FTM3 FTM3 FTM3 FTM3 FTM3 Nevins S mith Martin Edwards Gooding FTM3 Filyo FTM3 Schroeder PC3 Nalepka SN Roehl SN Groth I I f vmdevosmk f ll l y q Xi X so y 1 'JAPAN -,rf 5 i Souel l y Komen 590 . 9 t QP 3 ' - 7 . hy 0 0 ' ' y 0, , usrlo ' ' cz-MNA SEA 0 .rm O l We operate in the Sea of Japan with only our shotgun , a destroyer, for company. Our mission here is as a anti-air warfare picket f Q ship. We keep busy during Condition III: four H hours of watch out of every twelveg drills: PTGP' arations for the Black Baron'S , alias the Executive Officer's daily inspectionsg UNREPS of fuel, supplies, and the most important, mall- Sighting of Russian planes and ships and a two inch snowfall add excitement to our life in the SOJ. The nights at sea are filled with bridge and chess tournaments, pinochle, movies and fresh popcorn, bingo, and ice cream. THE SEA OF JAPAN IN WINTER . .and smooth. Rough. . W. ..un.XJ7,5f-A N U I , 4. 4 P' I 1 AK . . .and playing, 4, 'Q Working. . n ll ,X , ii. v e 'F fs ff gif But despite our games SC-1I'i011S rI10U19DfS, and rugged assignments prevail. dr111s, X, flu? X Q 'KM ,gg 5 im -n 34 5,4 YT .M JQQ -A wi. . ,fbv , , i: 4 ffm ' . The Russians watch us in. 1-gal. 'uw' 115 we work, - qw 1' A ' Ea-.N Q and work. 'Ita Miz: and work, K -1 ,f ' 5 5- i. . i ug 4 , 'x 5 w 5 0 A 3 RMCS Lybarger SMC Holloway RMC Bass RM1 Lawson Lt. Smith 0 C DIVISIDN ikiffiff , x r IW K Vs .. 1. Sunshine Superman. What did he say? . . .B1ink, blink. . . No signals, just our laundry. YSEWBXKXX WM Q Q f RD1 Wiederspan RM2 Bond SM2 Bell SM3 Pixley SM3 Walker RM3 Richard SM3 Hoffman YN3 Waggoner SM3 Gilley RMSN Moran SMSN Vadnais RMSN Johnston vs. 1 YDKDSUKA AND SHIMODA 7 ,-,.,:'Ri. , ink After the hard work on the line , we head into Yokosuka for three days upkeep and rest. 'ljhen, it is on to Shimoda and the Black Ship Festival, which commemorates Commodore Perry'S arrival here over a hundred years ago. The Black Ship Festival is an important annual e- vent in Japan, and the town is full of pG0Ple.Who come to watch the parade and other festiv1t1eS. We return to Yokosuka and more work aiter three days in Shimoda, During this stay 111 Yoko some of the crew are able to journey to Osaka and Expo 70. Expo is both educational and entertaining, showing the advances man haS made in all fields of human endeavor. Commence field day. K NX F. Well men, we've had a few changes. YOKOSUKA ---ff in? i. l w 1 i 3 l X n + 'W : 1 .f s HIM o D A T. Do you think women are a jinx? 44 V gf ,sT'q. ', 1 'Q 1,,mE'g .QANQL 1' ,H M fins 1 6 ui Niall. Look at those gold boards! This is Shimoda. Where's the black ship? When do we march? EZ. 'in 0395 E is . , y ' ju. 3. h K'io ,silt rf ' ,X .MN . .,3wv.. 1 'F' ,, ,ja , ,4 M4 4 5, i ihww 40 l f I ,M, kn- Here comes another load. Well folks, this is the front. Do you like good music? X J 'ff ' L' f ff V41 X ,fy A 4, Q? lx . I . h X 5, f . . Q Wy aku... 1' if , f. 4 , . 4, ,A 4 J A I wonder if they're gonna work? E 9 kg You wanna go to Chicago? fffd' I think I'm sea sick. Q A -if U PQ ll' JAPAN Spring in Japan. Native costumes. u-1ln1......-....-... -Y-. , Shimoda, ,H gag Burma P Electric Company A EXPO '70 AT OSAKA, JAPAN A . .e,,..Y.- .,,. ..............:..-,..1...,,.L.L,. Japanese open zur shops Japanese archltecture Resort hotels in Shimoda Canadian Mountie at Expo 1 70. Skyscrapers on Hong Kong harbor. f I 'Qlvu-nv 'GlCiQ' 1 1 1 ' fi , .. ' K. 4 ma- ,.,:-.. fgdg.. A x G . xx--, -.QQ-. is D ....:l'l'.... Q I hx Q- Junk style ferryboat in Hong Kong. vrV V ,ar -:xl LL' 51 . -1' ' u 45 I The famous Hawaiian hula. HAWAII A Hawaiian sunset. The natives are restless Eastern Hong Kong. HONG KONG The RKT in Hong Kong Harbor. Pottinger Street .6519-V MM1 Hall MMCS Ruble MM1 Shaw EN1 Ackerman MM2 Wax nikki MM3 Smith EN3 Gauthreaux MM3 Clark EN3 Jones FN S1115 FN Waters FN Latarte MM3 Hicks MM3 Sauer YNSN Pena . hub- 'iq 4' EE... I v E D I V IS I 0 N Lt. Cjgj Mangapif We've gotta find another place to keep the beer. E E Aloha. EMC Beveridge EM1 Hubbard EM2 Weaver IC2 Harmon Z IC2 Cameron IC3 Carriero IC3 Kaleo IC3 Hendricks EM3 Wagner IC 3 F I'al'1CiSk0V1Ch EMS Hooper EM3 Brice IC3 Baughman FN Domingues Let me know if you see sparks fly. Just about gOt if- Snyder Folsom Adier Parker Farrales 4 51 SHIP FITTERS f y . fo y XX P B 1 VOA? Lt. Nyhan 15 A XXX -2,25 -- rxgz DAMAGE CONTROLMEN MRC Bleuel SFC Mesa DC2 Bradford SF2 Jansen It only hurts my eyes when I do it like this. Don't strain yourself chief! li if rf? 'Qo- SF3 Press DC3 H111 DCFN Baggett FA Corn DCFN Martin FN Ayers --nf' gulf IA.. l l 9 L 5 l 1 F 'Q if 2 5' 5 3 i L Y SUBIC BAY AND THE GULF DF TONKIN i Subic Bay is the sight of the U.S. Navy's base in the Philippines. Almost every ship stationed in the Gulf of Tonkin will stop here. The base is busy with numerous activities for the ships and a wealth of recreational facilities for the crews. A two day ship'S party is held on Grande Island, located in the middle of Subic Bay. Golf, baseball, volleyball, swimming, and free food and cold drinks are the order of the day. On the 29th of June we arrive in the Gulf from Subic Bay and assume SAR fSearch and Rescuej and Plane guard duties. These duties require that we be conf stantly ready to rescue a downed pilot. To assist ln our mission we carry a helicopter on our He10'P01'tf usually known as the Ricky-T's fantail. Setting a large chopper down in such a small area is difficult. Coordination between the helo crews and our landing signal officers results in many landings and take-offS without incident. There is literally no room for err0I'S here. After fifteen long days on the line we sail for Hong Kong and a little Rest and Recreation. 54 - ig 1 rL...a,t-. ,.,: ., .,-0-.,,.,qL THE SHIP'S PARTY What is it? Wonder if I'11 burn this batch? Only 49 more days. Come on, you can make it! ,Q ? xv. 'I'liQL'i: I wonder if it will fall on us? And the games begin' -Qin..--uf ' , 1 2 r 1 ,, iw . ki. I if e mgwwmyw. www X A Z i f if Iwifaii Qii21i,ie:ivg!g,iY zz 42' ' - V sm drszwmn , g?,1?,,f, , iff 'KV 75 2 , 1, . A .2543 L! 3 :frm illiiiii V, .,ff..,, . 0, W, M ,4 fy ,ff-'W 2 ' F ix V! H' Night time in Subic. 3,4 fd if his-9 hd hi v N- ., , -., li fi-M-52, we 1 56 ,. , j --fy '.f5 f 7' 'ww 111- 3 ., V i . ,f wtf ,,.gn1,g, '.i. '1.fM ' 1 gi-si 3,9 'KS . ' , . ., I :V V v Q f v i'W4? 'v'., f ' ' ff ff 1, ti 'f,f'- jp, 'C' ' 'V ' ' , 5 4 ,'5 e-.Afi ii QM , kj, ff J H ' I H K K That grand old island. Y , , . , ,...,,vL . X .. .A Q 114 ,Q if Think they really can pick it up? I 4 4' 'H Here comes the mail! 259 for a ride. This is a helocopter. Be careful with our food. Fresh milk at last, from the local store HELO OPS me Q 9+ Turn tO. K IM, Lt. Cjgb Mozingo MMC White MM1 Berry MM2 VanHorn MM2 Avila It's not always like this. 1' I ,I , f ef ,+- lly, if- ' . E H Welcome to our happy home. MM3 Colangelo MM3 Zimmerman MM3 Dombrowskll w....qv 6'-19' l if 5g M'i N 1 fl Rv 1 N, sie 11 K vii FT' MMS SimPS0n Mm Askew MM3 Hall Q W uk I know it's one of these. Which one is a clock? w? Wi L . . E V Come on out of there! ve. MM2 McGinnis MMFN JOllIlSOIl MMFN Williams MMFN Neville MMFN Driskell MMFN Workman MMFN Chambers MMFN Yoachum MMFN Walker MMFN Miller I eo I S A BTCM Walker BTC Brown i Q, VWI 01y W as 311 glflffift K 1. I K . BT2 Long 21 QHIN D 'xx Q E 4 4 I 1 1 ui I1 'L -SX, L , Ain'tI 'ust bea tif 1? f Why shou1dn'tI be happy? 3 u u ' 4 6 1 1 BT2 Ruggiero BT2 McNear i BT3 Bellefeuille BT3 Green or BT3 Novak BTFN Elliott BTFN Smith BTFN Kinder BTFN Morris BTFN Gromacki Oops! It all came out, I don't know where it came from. SHQRTI 1 1 Surprise! 1 I X, ,ws I 4 4 X .X f KX . If Ku f 1 sd Gassing up. :4 - he Y-,.-1 ,-, BT3 Sherburne BTFN Jenkins BTFN Buzan BTFN Morse Smoke gets in your eyes. BTFN SCh1ObOhm Q1 - -0 Yea! What does this do? A5 , 'I' 63 ...41 . ,,,, 7 Captain's Presentation. It is courage when a man takes action and holds out his hand to his brother. Every man is a hero who sees himself as a man and does what must be done. When evacuation of the fireroom was ordered, they stayed behind despite the extremely high temperature and lack of lighting to ensure that all personnel were safe. They located one man overcome by heat and assisted him in escaping to safety. Upon being informed that a man was missing, they reentered the un- bearably hot fireroom. With complete disre- gard for their own safety and fully aware of the personal dangers involved, conducted a thorough search of the fireroom, Upon being assured that no one had been left behind, they made their own escape. Their courageous and prompt actions in the face of great per- sonal risk saved one man from suffocation. Their actions were in keeping with the high- est traditions of the United States Naval Service. The President of the United States takes pleasure in presenting the Navy and Marine Medal to Walter Louis Feasel Boiler Technician Third Class and John Russell Boiler Technician Second Class For heroism while serving on board and assigned to the forward fireroom of the USS RICHMOND K. TURNER QDLG-20y on Febru- ary 19, 1970, while the ship was moored to berth M-2 Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. When a casuality to the engineering plant occurred, Petty Officers Feasel and Russell rushed to the fireroom, which was dark with the temp- erature rising to a dangerous level, to assist in securing the boiler. Navy and Marine Corps Medal A wwawn-....,,,,,, M ill . - it J HONG KONG id , : , KQWLQ9NQf y up p p p p tcpp Q fl? New 1 61 -21? VICTORIAN' Home Kona OABERDEEN 'I l LAMMA The Pearl of the Orient - Hong Kong, we finally made it! d three After running from the tropical storm Ruby , we spen days of rest and recreation in Hong Kong, not to mention what we spend on the bargains available. Our stay in Hong Kong is all too short, and many of us wish there would be more time to see Kowloon and the New Terri- tories, all part of the Crown Colony of Hong Kong. This is truly a cosmopolitan port. It is not unusual to see people from all countries and walks of life among the Chinese, Vic- torian, and New York style architecture. A blend of old and new, Hong Kong is laced with a strong Chino-British flavor ' f ll who come here. This marks the end of and good times or a our West Pac commitment, and we are homeward bound at last. HONG KONG AT LAST!!!! -A Mary Sue arrives Tell Mary Sue we're here. Do you think they can hear us? Eta... A+.. ,:v,,aN' You sure you don't have a Budweiser? um-,--......,.,,R I A 'fi r- A View of the top rn 3 'Q A I fi - F'-QF'e :L+ g 'lb pf' Pear1 of the Orient This is a home? told you to watch your step. 4 -am 'ua ' ,. 4. 'Qual -,0 ,K ...L - f' ' 4, 159-sid! I R for ,U f .Milli Q1 X U r ' x Q i me f n 1 s mfs I g sevwx 1 Q fvff ff: ' 5 , 1 i 1 r M 'K Would you be11eve, 300 Ch1nese to a room? in Q-vb BM1 BMI BM2 BM3 Lockey Condon Evans Grega Make it fast. X v K - xx.. .I 47 xxxxx xxx xx. BM3 Austin BM3 Ware SN Rich SN Parrish SN Johnson SN Davis I wanna go home mf? is aw.. .wasn- f gm.-W, My ,, A f- : 't 'ffil' M l T , :,:ai.:':3,1,S .N-.-ff,-fl - , V . ,,.,:K:e:,gL:,:,l,i.-.f.1im- uf, ,x. .,,,..,-.iss-,-.-.v 16 .,.,.4 if W x wx w vo x xxx vxxxw ' xw xxxx xxx nn X 1 KX Q 'G xxx x xx xxxxv. Mx x 4. x Axxxxu sw xxxw xnxx s xxsxsx Xxxx x x xx 'QM xxxx R sua Q N xxx xx I N X 1 WSQQW xx :wow . wswsxm em i amcaxxx X XNXXXXNX x Gee, what a great guy! SN Duncan SN Stanina SN D1bona SN Lorenz SN Perkey SN Higgs rs Q zsesyx WN, X A Q ., 251257, 4- , e Qs S 4 frm , N f,Sf,x'w M f me f N x wmv 0' W ws f '.x?xv no . fx as S-.ffsffr Awww V NWA W -,A ' if-ff' .. .V '4-, S , .. ,Q A Nf M., SN Lenkewicz SN H0999 SN Fox SN Dennis SN Giron SN Penny Strolling on a Sunday afternoon. SN Ramirez SN McDowell SN Otero SN Moller SN Backen SN Gignac ,AM ..,.m..4,.,...... .. ,.n...,.-..4.:..p 2 Who me? SN Markey SN Delaurie BM3 Youmans SN Lewis SN Lawson SN Kaliko 7 2 6 h , 4 I D 5 N Sh fy W W 3' 4 A ,, ' , I Q x ' U ' .1 W: ' , P ,Ah,, . , S fig ' f f , ,-'iw I ,, ' 5,9 ' ' ff 2 5 -A f M f - : ,,, 'A ' Q S A-3' -4 y .X WM of ' Q Heave! Kr-3 f --'Nts Photos not available: BMC McMeans SN Johnson SN Davis SN Huckins SN Jolly SN Douglas SN Pickford SN Buck SN Davidson SN Bryan 72 , 51 L...--J f :HQ Lf-f ' Wg' GMCS Abney GMMC Payne Lt. Hancock Lt. Cjgb Martin Lt. Cjgb Bostick I 'L null if 'e auf? in-lf 1 i X F F ! i i GMG1 Jones GMM1 Litrico GMM2 Weddington GMM2 Giacobassi What's he doing? Our new CO? S . 74 4 1 si! :K Doing our thing, GMM2 Walker GMM2 Meinders GMM2 Makowski GMG3 Flamm GMG3 Rosa GMG3 Fuller .,. A A . , 2 M... Q ' A 9 Rosa, why do we always do this? 'YR 'I x X x 3 D 'Jxq b s J My mother will like this. Pretty big bullet, Tree! Pass the ammo! .MK or-lf fi zf 7 1 1' gp w 'Vw' '-4 gr'- nw W V GMMSN GMMSN Alexander YNSN Markey GMM3 Rico YN3 Bradford GMGSN Lougheed GMGSN Bradley GMGSN Devlin GMGSN Richard E aton Photos not available: GMM2 Weigle GMM3 Hanley GMMSN Seely GMMSN Knight mmf m I I The first leg of our journey home includes a stop in Subic Bay to take on supplies and give our gunners mates the opportunity to demon- strate their skill shooting at a towed water- borne target. The second leg of the journey finds us making a brief stop in Guam for fuel and more supplies. Home seems much nearer now with an overnight stop in Pearl Harbor for fuel and fresh pineapples. Pearl Harbor is a welcome sight to everyone because it is our last port away from home. Now the next port will be San Diego and our loved ones. Captain HAYNES, our prospective command- ing officer, joins us in Hawaii for the final leg of our journey home. The next few dayS are filled with preparations for 12 August and our arrival in San Diego. All hands eagerly await the moment when the last whistle blows, signalling the first line from the RKT has reached the pier and our cruise has ended. ThiS little pig went to market. . A couple of pickers. van., 4.p.1'2 42' Bar-B-Qued chow mein? Hey, you forgot to light the fire! Chow's on! 'I Z ff! F I I f' A 1 N. 'WL ,3-as ia.-.. 1? I don't see any pineapples. 3 iff PEACE A swimming pool in Hawaii? A Sacred Waterfall. 35 F Q K-5.1. 1 ' . MTW-.' .r f, QSRN., Q A ' , X Q,,, iii Q X Qs 5 5-we .K S R- ., . . i X fg X . as Q r legs' .P ri Q M . -g. ,J -'fi X K ' 4 lrpiiifl e35i'fj,fw . . , ri- ir H .. -a , R :'!',. .X , . an ' 1 J 1 -I-'ff ,a.-'ia' 'Cf . . X X-K - f ' 'f ' .. Qhenisr - -H . - ' ,s, , S' Tyxi 335, all ,Y - If , E Q: , wma x'g.ffgfg,vi pf Q .,a...-:sam ,, 1, if, , W like Waikiki. The natives are restless Hammer does his thing. Fat A1bert's Jug Band. 7 tiara-J, N 'Big Sam' belts one out The Honeymooners . f--5, Are they for real? 0. .Q,. M Q x f IL., The new and the old. Two of RKT's Sailor of the Month winners. 1 1 ' 4, y X , W as Letters of Commendation are presented. on ' '31 48 , ,W jg sk, 4 f Congratulations on getting Good Conduct Awards. 41 A I 1 si T Q-ff' Those who made the grade. JET, aw- si qga ana GMGC McCullough STC Anderson ST1 Pierce ST1 McCann UIVI 5 , Lt. GED Comer i USS Rncumomu KTURNER A N. 3 4- ,con- 3 -fa A11 together now. Go Reeder! wg E is -New Jw!! af ff Wfywffba Q. ,yi , E f W ,g V17 3 ,f nu, 1 1 WM W 4 mf, ST1 Williams STG2 Strong TM2 Ostaseski GMG2 Andrews STG3 Herndon STG3 Gamrn STG2 Brooks STG2 Matthews GMG3 Filler STG3 Perry STG3 Thibodeau GMGSN Trongard STG3 Loh GMGSN Robertson TMSN Reeder X,-is s Y ,u 'Us X xy -45,.K Manx Tubes, 82 Is it the red one or the green one? WO2 Stapp 5W??NG IQTCS Mount RDPJ1 Williams I-ZTR2 Heard i'l'I'2 Nlock .. . .,J.' - ',,',r Put thu rod wlrv on Hu- rm! mat. . . . . , .?....r.1t .alll llxf . RDE2 Brennan ET2 Frank ETN2 Tardell ETN2 Holland ET2 Hamilton ETN2 Danzeisen Dear diary. . ETR2 Douglas ET3 Junker ETN3 Gates ETN3 Frahm ETSN Cranor SN Leider Photos not available ET 1 Parker Tl1I'I1 me OH 'Q-S' 'WW L A , if f Q Q,-in .jun . . h mmccc we me I-ni.: VY-T IS B., 1 ' ., - .Nunn www- bd' alll! . w 1, 'Vo WE'RE HOME AT LAST! if Qs RUM bww-.L I . ----H---..-.1 A A J ' 1, i in 4 gg y 3 1T?'f1!'2F l 5 s 1 Y X v ..n ,L And the Ricky-T returns home, laden with many gifts from the far side of the Pacific Ocean and carrying a crew that is very happy to once again be with their loved ones. The cruise is officially completed, but it will live on for many years in the minds of the crew of the RICHMOND K, TURNER. GREW'S EDITOR-IN-CHIEF- Lt, Qjgj David L. Winningham DIVISION LAYOUT EDITOR- GMM1 David C, Litrico SCENARIO LAYOUT EDITOR- FTM2 Gerald L. Clipper PHOTO EDITOR- FTM3 Donald Nevins ARTWORK AND DESIGN- FTM1 Stuart C, Williams COVER DESIGN- BM3 Grega LOG STAFF: Winningham, the cruise book. PHOTOGRAPHY: Lt. 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