Rigel (AF 58) - Naval Cruise Book

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1966 volume:

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In-4 UI I A Vw 6 -37 1' fx ' Xlll1 x v - J V QD 1 Q' L x xl x 3 Il1 NA1sl ' 'N S N I W hd . ,.A,',. 'N l-.'.,- , -.1-4 :J .nv x ,K .ar-'gf -- . Q 'xv-4. L. 31,- USS Rl ICE T0 L AF ss WELCOME ABOARD THE REASON Q2 Q Qu o?g96 C f f . 2 I S 1 INK' Q i A 233, , Q3 ' u J Q 0 3 0. ru E7W US0URCE 5 s L -a U . . HI D 3 '2HHiE!. '2WIlEQE all n I' 11- 'll Us gs., S 5- x X XX ' Q I 'Y 3 A The beginning of our modern seapower and the de- velopment of the United States Navy spans back across the horizon of history to the dawn of time. For thousands of years man has sailed the seas. Around 400 rowing ships were employed to place men in hand to hand combat. Later on, ramming ships were developed. followed by sail- ing ships with cannons. Our Navy was born on May 10, 1797 when the frigate United States, a 44 gunner was launched at Philadelphia. The following September the Constellation and Constitu- tion, three-masted lrigates. enjoined the United States to fomi our first tleet. This was the beginning. Over the next hundred and fifty years improvements were made from guns, firing a six inch tweotytour pound ball six hundred yards. to pre- sent day missiles that can create utter destruction at any range: from sails to Stettlll and nuclear reactorsg and from wooden ships to floating steel cities. Today the United States Navy is composed of ships of many types. as an integrated team unit capable of strik- ing anywhere. anytime. in defense of our country and to insure the peace of the world. Free countries look to the might of the United States to protect and insure their lib- erty. Nations fighting for their freedom look to us for supplies and armed aid. and conquered peoples hopefully look for their release by the power of our might. The men of the United States Navy are proud of their role in this ever continuing struggle, for they know they are the symbol of the entire United States Navy, moving forward to remain the greatest naval force for peace in the world. iii. ig .,. Mi' 'Sill A Y A, V Af' Fl 3 , . an 'rw n . - -b . , 0 , ff' ,. - M 'M -'wth ' 4 f , 1 ,,. ' J, nf -null' G Q, - . ,. rt W' : ,IA A -v ni.. .M .M Q: at 2 Y aww.. - sh- , . d, r f ,-E. .4 A 1 , 1 Shiraz .... ..::p-2'..il f- - F Q -1 75 Wah Lwvflifv- N, ,ar 3 PREPARED FOR WAR K 51.11111 M' 4 'L71 U1UlIf' Waiting for the action s F di. 'T 6' Qi: 1 IHA 'HI' 2'f.l-l'f':- - ,I , F Z 1 t .al Q l A ET' IQZX 4 E' L 2-2222! 'vp -' -+ ' f'2'e'7' E .- , 1' N' 4 . -..a V-1 pl ' ? , . 'ill I 1, 1 f rbli q ' J- iff A J, fh 1.3 ,, -auf' 1. Lg A., Mc-rv-.nrial Ser'-'ifvs at Port Mahon. DEDICATED TD PEACE Q 1' l Throughout the history of the United States Navy, many men have been recognized as heroes for their fight- ing deeds and spirit. Many others have been the silent heroes. lending the necessary support to those who fight. Such is the spirit of SERVLANT, the naval unit that resupplies the .Lig!i'tinigilwips'9set-our Navy. Despite the power of supef'1carriers,u11tiSsile submarines and amphibiojllassaufjpiforlces, 'dti one..fagQuld.loperate with- out the nf-Qdggnyif ei'v Ships require oilfto feed imm'miueuAoo their guns. aspire parts toN.B3it1Hili'tlaeir readiness, food to reeugneirplpireasotxhel. i 1sy ima. muslim or5BRvi.AN'r,a' coigfmetent naval organization capable ol, pertomung allfthesg tasks at sea all in getimsif required. 'Z Worldohle pgmsiblefifjrecause of the capabilitiexyto replenish at Bea. The floating bases that SERVLANT hdntalns. such aspedlers. ammo ships and reefers. have released the 'Navy from dependence upon other countries for overseas bases. Today our Navy can perform the tasks our country assigns to it while remaining at sea operating as re- quired in the free waters of the world. 9 5 ., 00' 'FL3' M . Refueling SERVLANT XX.. I 1 5 I I Vertical Replenishment Q 1 i Q fd F eeding Q I0 OPERATIONS 'Q 3'- bf- :M ,....', T' 1. GI A TT. U10 If is This then is the story of the U.S.S. RIGEL. Our mission is to provide fresh, frozen and bulk food to other ships of the Beet where ever they may be. On the surface this may not appear to be glamorous but a deeper look at the complexity and magnitude of the tasks performed re - gg - ulting from know homhardw .A i 4 0 f . i e ship designed 'figugg refi- ggfg, 1 3 N ip. The 15,000 hordbp 'pain en ' -' the 16.145 ion 502 foot ' a ee in ex ss 9 i tionsQ L+' h topping lift Winches, hydMUhta,y operated hat 1 ers, vertical conveyors, forit'5E'1iff!t.mcks, helicopte 9 tform, pallet conveyor? a network. of roller bearin I cks. an IBM installatwi and a complement of 15 Ot' ers and 250 crew highly skilled in Lhe man d ersified opera to Inlfill our mission. lt is difficu inepthe amount of the .gf stu arried by the EL. ln siniplestterms. the L could ply a ctiy of over a million people for an ' tire day. A r ile undvrjffray. rhe crew c rrapsfer cargo to other shi e J a me of 392 nous ,rs py g,,l . ,geg., 'nie mcitixs excellence or me Navy is as a hard working ship. proud of the records she has set and awards won She knows that every advance she makes in the art of underway replenishment is a sig- nificant contribution to the potential ofthe entire Navy, and to the Navyfs enviable ability to maintain ships at sea. continuously guarding the tree nauons of the world. I2 S 5 O flmr' '-v F F7 f 3+ E .fe 'a GW UT '-Q4 51,6 I ' iv R' SERVICE T0 THE FLEET I 3 1 1 X 3 2 Q 3 . I 1 's 4 f 1 3 1 5 5 Y 5 'Tvs v J., in-m-,,,. A W .f M mulls nh bar- -no Ah' S. . 1 'E i 5 Q'-'fi .- 4--P .16 1- . .-V , - w up., ' ., -. ' v 45 .. . f . , -, .-.W ' 4, . .env - 4 . . ., ,, . . , - 's 'V 'vw Q.. . 31 , 1 ,pw ., , A,r-I MF' , A' .f f-,f.. :fw .. -- aff' ,...,... ,, '- V, ,i N , 1 4. K , 4 V . l ,ff .... Q ... . -A Q.--.-W. ff 3' , , -, , , v-- - :W -V ...W ,, V A, f A ' vm L ..- Q? . 1, ' .- ' - ..9'iQ uw. 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V..- 'IS 4 I -'W' 1'- N 'B vi.. l 3 Q fe 1-..avu-au-z.M1..Q1.. ,, r 116 w 4 .. .-'qi : Q 1 , if Q A git 4' P 1 2 1 bg , ., v- ' f my , ,- hi!-J ,J .r-09. -L. a a .iz Q1 c t I :nv ,, ,, .J Q., 1' 'Q 'Vx .M 1 , g li f- -- -ff ,,.H,.4f--.. 44' rm. :- lf Fx nm di.,-4. 934 H N - ' In R4 CUMMANDING OFFICER Harold G. Bradshaw CAPTAIN U. S. N. ff b .1 ' 3-Lau? ' WWW i'ffT+ ' 'Lx ' Ev ' Y P A N-un... L'.rpr:un Pif.i.li?'-ilSl'W was horn in Lyman. Wyomimzp Pr.-vxuuw m Wurld War II. lu- sa-rv:-ri uhoarddcsiroyers .um .15 .ru Q-xxlmf-rl pxlm m Ihr- Air Groups of the V55 Iwxxruirwrr .md rho- USS Wasp. Curmnissioned I-1n.rr:rr in 10133. llipmxn Hrguishaiw c'ominuf'd war ii'13'.' .iiwmrfi X'.lFlliH5 f'4ll'Flt'f5 Ill the' Ailzllllltt :uid il-U'lI'l 'iiv'.i7 ?'-- .Nr fi- firm' 111-wn ur' World War II. Czaprznn Bradshaw pm . -wfz:p':..uulirz.,: .an Air Group aboard llll escort Q urn--r Hur, p.,f.r1.rr -imp' has rwvn as vomnmndeer of AS'-K' Ilrrrzwr S-'g1r.u'2r.m'-. .md un the- Staffs of thu 1'f-f:rrzmr'i-- Y.r'.'.4i Air Vflff'F'. Arlzmticr Fluent: the 4'-1:-.::z.m-5-': Su?fr1..rr1r'v- Vrmrvf-. Atlzmtlr' Flmetg and 4Uv1.:f..irr.fi--7 .-Krr'1-rr?'-rz..irirn-- Wznrfarf' P'rirr'05a. Pacific! V1 ---- ' f'.rp'.Lxr. F'-r.zfi'wh:w.' Alan as-rvf-fl ffm! tours onthe Sufi V2.1-'f 1 'i N4-.'.il Hp'-rzirmfis C'.,p'.r:n :irmif-!p.1'.s.' !x.u. rw-n thf- rvrziplent of the Z': N'1:1:::wh-'fi Fiyzm: Crosse. thru- Air Medals. and f!.-- Pr---rfrif'z.zr.12 lim! Citzatirm. all for combat wp--r.1:mrw C':ipf.1m Br:ui1,h:r.+.- is rnarrifed to the former Miss Mary Hgfnson Parkinson of Norfolk. Virginia. He has three sons. Rrrkwri, 1921 David. 141 and Richard, 9. The family resides in Virginia Beach. Virginia. LCDR Higgins began his active duty in May 1954. He served as Operations Officer and Navigator on USS BRIAREUS CAR-125 from May 1954 to September 1955. Personel Officer at Norfolk Group, Atlantic Reserve Fleet from November 1955 to September 1956, and was then ordered to precomissioning de- tail of USS MANLEY CDD-940D Where he was CIO Officer and later Operations Officer. After being an Instructor at U. S. Naval CIC Officers School in Glynco. Georgia, from January 1959 until January 1961 he was ordered to USS NORTHAMPTON CCG-lj as Air Defense Officer and later became Gunnery Officer. In January 1964 he reported to Little Creek as acting Chief Staff Officer and Operations and Plans Officer of the newly organized Naval Opera- tions Support Group, headquarters unit for UDT's 21 and 22, Seal Team Two, Beach Jumper Unit Two and Boat Support Unit Two. During this tour he qual- ified as parachutist at U.S. Army Infantry School, Ft. Benning, Ge0fSi3- LCDR Higgins reported to USS Rigel in January 1966 He is married to the former Patricia Ann McColgan South Boston Massachusetts. They have seven f ' , crhwirlldren Ann, F-19iShf Raymond, Denms' Martha' Jean Marie and Kevin. I 8 EXECUTIVE OFFICER Raymond Francis Higgins LCDR U. S. N. LCDR Raymond Francis Higgins was borninTauntou Massachusetts, 16 April 1930. He attended the Mas- sachusetts Maritime Academy and was graduated 1952. He served in the Merchant Marine as an Able Bodied Seaman and Third Mate with Socony Vacuum Oil Company on the tankers MOBLIGI-IT and MOBIL- OIL and on the ISTHMIAN Lines freighter STEEL NAVIGATOR. P, :l 7 . ,V m .fi if' A DEPARTMENT HEADS V' , X,...:i-4 V1 1 '-1s.a71.H ',Il N'l'iXlK I if sf' x 'f'7A-j.5,3,I 1 ff. A. ' :uw i'1':'U?IIfI'l A , , ...J nuff' X.. -x ff' 1,,,..f XC ..v .ff uf' -dwpf'f . Q vw V' 12' 2 fp diff E. '52 DECK DEPARTMENT Af .K ,, 1 V 14f,,f4f ,- QL, ii Efff K rffxff L H1 3 1E'F4A 9, ko 'N X W3 --V3 ififx X N ' U jf' iii I 3,,fQ!i5i?,f ff X' LJ 1- X-Q. A ' ff Sf- XX . LRMKQ - f . XX k-57, A N X xx uc 'W , NE V 4 fi: 2,b,3,.,,- gm- gc, gn, Y --., .,,c- -'..4., -- .4996 P vfffff FIRST DIVISION IIN! NI J I rows SI IJII. I'-,ION UI I X 'x ll VJ I Q X J' ' as L .u t un N IIISIKII 1? 2 II. I-,Ink IINI2 V, NIQIYIIIN 'NH I XII-nf! 1 ' mx '. IIIII'Il'- I' I nrI1i!I E' . - J iw I 11 -'14 I:-4 -fired' A , f a v-uk , ' 4 I I' II I I ' I I 55' F '41 -N Saint on the Mount 31, PXI2 1.2-'GUS 1 II? Ur K' 'K 5'vIffm Il i'Ianfk'rs sf: 21,Gilmnrf- SN J. Gruntz SN I',II1'l' HN K. I'If'Ig SN J. Illscock SN M. Lathrop SN W. Melvin SN W. OWEN 2 I SN D. Parker 'L th. , 4 M' gy ., V 'I gf.,.. Swnl-bios ' 'I'hm's us!! .116 1v Anchor Detail. SN S. Silcox SN J. Streat M. While V.: x, , SA D. I-iastnmn SSX G. Milos SA H. Gilloevo SA D, Hector SA R, .Jackson SA FZ, Kuhl SA J. Soares -4' ' ' , 'Ja L11-- . Na I lt nlsisifhifkbl A .4.u.!... Q n-'ff-sf, '4 v 41 A IJ., Q. -.5 LP-nil. .I It I n . ff., I N ' in- ' A , 'L- -?,.3 X - . 'R 'S 0. X-mu . MXN? 51- 5,5 '-.A Xxhzusif. 22 We kept the liberty boats running. H, .xl'WLlrII II' flglrnvff J SECOND DIVISION 5153 '- '1fH! I1' I1II f'K' ' 'A 1 za 2-.13 1 II! we: J, Im.-I AI mm' ' - sxafiuxn IPI'w'IliIH?I 'Ir are 2,2 ,.,,l,,M,, I I' ' 3I m av ,C XII tvX'l'IIw!' nnw I. 2' 3, X xv 9 Z-:Z sid... I if ig. Captain inspects. I Come on, Iaj-' Iuck on that line. 5 w, Dum- SN B. Hoffmaster Iiflllilh' '-X'u!'l SN F, SN G. Mahnke SN N. Medina Laskowski Orrender SN L. Spiller ...ABQ i ,gr SN . XV. . ' ' - . -- -. - . . N , ll vhs 5 X X.. -1 , , ..1 SKK fix Fhnld. hx J. Cnffm SIA. C. ruentes SA M. Hastings QI 7' I ,gy '- X il 'f X . .pf SNW- SN F. Russel SN C, Thompson S A S, sand:-' SA R. Snow SA M- Schoenberger Psi'- Some Watch. 5.1. J. Tokach THIRD DIVISION - GUNNERY I1.SSWIIII:nm 'I'. I-vm, Jr. we Q J , C2UNNI'.Il'x' UI' I' If I-.I' :QQ I ., -NY. ' Ix'1m,fII! Un' .mzum ID, DNIIJII I I I I In I'Ilm.g1-ruI4I C2umIn:xk fi' GMG3 K. I I'L33 J. I IWQQN I Efwf., air- , fire-' Uuzzens Nufflvro -.wa-.X.-1. I 4 I . ...U , . I ff. y' I kg I EZ. IX-ating SN IZ. Newman 3, 1 J .Ili I 'UI 'W . ' N. V .gs .5 , X X RW! - 4 VS ., QB: A YN -- .QQ-53 yt 'X Q- .Qc . ,egg s - 5- , ,N Qh'w'x '5:.'. .1 x 'iss Q - -- 9.-. ' ' - ., -0-3 3 6' 3160- 0-'K.: l iQ. , . 'I Q. Abadxsg-4 F f-- ff ' M 1 . -' W, - 1 U l Q I I 1 .f '1l ' I if - in 'Wx----v Some men love their work. --Q B311 W, BM2 T. Lyons B313 J. Dailey Rutland la- HM3 lt. Lollar SN IJ. llusvhl f N lx, iimls SN V, Hirws SN CI Martin SN -I. MCCHW SN I-. N1f'GHN 8' 7 is 5 C! 9m ll ! 'Q ,Haifa ' in cv v ' T H x K' ' 3' .L I . -.- U 'A - 1' - -AX, ra I ltxl. .X-R . 7 4.- K . .- psi A Y u X X ' . Q 0 O ' .- 5 , , -ff:-vf1 ix + M I , 1 ' A -V 1 ,X E :fx 1 ' V :i f , 'firm ' ' 1, V ' ' s x ' 1l.y,-rar fi! .xr 26 ,311 lprygi, -.vo want to E10 fishing- R, Gnu SN In, Emu! 'Q Q' 1' SN W, S0lfZllOlf' SA G, :ax 1' Amkerewn Ku:-mtkn-aku . ' X .' ,,4 4 ' ' TP ig 0 - S .DS X 'JV' H - Xt N TQUAIP '-l X lf. 'I :lrlhff 55 T- Thompson '1 Gnn:w.r. .QQ-V ff 1 ....-- I , C aptain's Inspection. ,E P SUPPLY DEPARTMENT X A, , V I 1 HMP 5 -C., N 1 X' ' 2 'X P 2 5 f X 2 1 1 'f'L?J ff!?g STOW' KT -4- 5 U 5 , QI P' L1 LTJG Thomas I-, Porter 5'I'f'JEii'l5 wifi Irgilii S IJIYISIHN fJi'!'lII Aiff' LTJG Robert Terio DISIEURSING OF' I-'IC F2 It Q.. sniff S DIVISION gar?, X! 1 ' I' n mia-'Q za vlwss- Io-ak :ul 34. Ilivhsmn. . ... . I I hiv MMI. am I-. sm ra. Hutton .4141 fp, r:.,r-ras 'I ' Gnunvo Dezouc-he ,eff Change of Command in Ship's store. 'Q 3' Io - ax SK3 R- Rust SKS C. White sb: J. McElroy sx J. Simon -J I-Q'fV. rf1QF4 .LS- FK3 .I, Vlunrf I, 9 SA J. Chavez fi A.. SK2 M Mnvhall SK2 IQ, SIIIIIII la- SK3 T. SK3 W. FIFIIIUT FIIISIWZW SA J. Covert SA J. Hill CS1 R. CS1 H, Nixon CS1 A. Reiver CS3 H. Estel Nickerson CS3 G. Hahn CS3 H. Voight SN J. Lakin FA J. Bowers FA J. Parrish cmcy CMCD K2 'ff SN W. Seely BM2 P. Rose CMDMAAD Galley Inventory Time. SN W. Baker T710 Stewards keep the offirers well fed. :mr X f!x , A fc' 4 X V-'Yfx'v0k,r I- , Ar .AIS 3y.,N rx A X ' 17' ' , V . I I I X X ,V ' ss XY. k Xa glint' -i s I 30 'N, X.! as Fxxlng chow. SN J. Riley l ff N Mi' ,1,f,, 53,i1 f Ship's laundry is busy around the c10Ck- ii. v 532 If 5152 ff. Rgljlrao 5 ff Q xl fl F-Y ei dow 5 rj- 1 1 A 't.-X 's SKI Hutton, keeps tabs. SH2 S. IHETKIS Fli3.X SP3 H. Iklllx ' Hn K .mu-ll.m-v 4-,ff SH2 W, SHCI IJ, Mmm! SHT! W, HMI UK3 H. Ulnm Sh D 'dau 4 Stfwvrlson - L 9 MAI R. Parnell MA2 E. Newton MASS D, 1 J N... B x-Lb Z Rf - ' .4 xv 'Tsai Y - ev y' ,ms- rl PX 'A Q:3X:1'3x,. L y li: NQLVQ-n W X ,. Glisson gn- '-' 474. No Beatles on Rigel. pr .J .uf-. 3 'l '4 ,Vi 4 'Q 5 x I' ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT Fl Q0 f N 'J , 1 pg V551 I EPfE'Il 1 Q! I fi ff 'Q l 'o'!? 1 1 U-U-fum YN Q55 D W V J EL, HSER UP A-R DIVISION ENS Pa! Mauney NINIV5 J. I-'-'11I1nrz.s NAA' DCA I , I.. 1 P t .W M M in,-.,.-aff SFI M. Brophy Mm lc, XINII V eww Dvvzxm-'.' Y- I V, rm gr, If .mfr I mkvn T If I ,Q Q 2 Z , f.r:r.I E242 H. II3'Df'S Going for .umtI:+-r 2'-w zz: SFM3 J. EN3 J. Gross SFBI3 EI.LewiS SI-'MS C. EN3 K. Niemanrl M513 L. Smith EN3 E. Stump St. Pierre 552119110 I r I I I J In 1 N 1 x YN . 'umm IIN lk, IXMQ .gk -fi U L, Winch Refmirmalx. li P T ' , VTP, if , - 1 4. i tg! 5fLv -iv 1 i -, E . 5 4. 1 ,. ' s ? ui 4.' , ' J Z r 4 ff' , an ' M ,A4 IN Nl Hem is IN I1 ln! ' H !! 11'AIff P n .wh .. qi L Ili:-ndjc im' lxmpm-Hon. X E FC Ea. F- N G. Hush NMFA T. I F-Sf Plinlf-ju Kell? if ll I AFT' -,V ad I :X 7 :K . .z .. 3 Ikrnrmn Marshall 8 mx ' . , ' ILS . P 2 - 75 ' . src 5, -L 58 I ' A - 7 R 05.2, P' H' . 2 Cx A A N xg ,V Nite: XX. G+ - 'eff x Q ss 3 8 f C- X A 'f ' 'if I: I. E: E l .... '- . .. . Z 2 M-B DIVISION i 4 1 pas. 4 I ... Q 1 , . ,,x, , . gang, .- J, III! I', '-I nr!-' 4 - I . f . I-I.xII IfI,I IR L. JPIIKIIIW Q1 Il'I'3 Il 1:1':mw. xe,.:1.. 1 -- I -' I-' 1 wma rams. Sg1IIM'IllmI I ' 5I'5I'i xf'I ew- ' Hg 'E 1 1 M313 C. Pvlglkf? MI-I3 Y -73 35.21 ' ' 331311 In ' R l 1 ,. .ws If -no: in ,, I ' lk, , I ig 'D ' XI V A. , 5,,,,,7 1 J QJL, X: .alert Q. 'f .. 4...-Q-.. N MW. f.....-...,,1...,.....,.... 5 More coal he says. MM3 I. Neely FN ll. Jones FN D. Mead MM3 D. Shrader .ir I-'N G. Hilbert I-'N R. Musselwhite '34, fag? 614,19 94 Nh -fifv H1-Fwwvl 4? Q? ,jr fgjfrvfj 'L y 'R ,XV W 'f lil f E5 jxx ,, Ppgssuag xg Q Mxc.v-VF l-Urea an 1, J ,Z MMFN D. Fitzgerald FN L. Holliday .Aviv MMFN L. Howard 1295 FN R. MCQuade V ffw fl,Q V A , ,wfwff if-, Wi 1 ffwff ML: ff Q Y.. f. .3 f ,, ,f W 411 Z., , .5 f 1 . 5 Eh ,-gf., . .M .f ,af w ,W-f,,,Gf.s fff,-,g fx 'sf' I . fm-quantum' All systems, Go. 'A MMFN M. FN K. Bertoldo FN D. Clark Russell 9 52' .go si' FN D. Snuey xmrx D. FN J. Xvilson Kersting 1 11' we F5 I uf' f' 'A 1, qs . Standing Smart Sw B. MMF. w . - .. H man Alioederer Dinger- FA R' Lamda' :A Gp . FA T. McAteer FA 12. Purdy' FR fisher 36 Chnstzan ENS Walton I.. Ward fi IJIVLSIUN Oi-'E' If, Eiif XII. Nlfx' X! KAN . fs V1 1 sv' N. 0 5 2.3 5 'Q E J X .Ag ,, . K I M A mu cywafmn mx: l' xm,1.- PM wr: YY Y ' Y 12 'f f I i '-124 1-Q 1' A' J- N' Iblgjiflw XXV' IVHAIIKI -4' I vlbwzf Y 1 V i mf vu I-im M, sam r' s-...W-, 1 -1.1 ,r we 1 , lilorduu y 1 . I .. H 1 ' 9 t 3 Y J I ff I H EMS J, Wglltpr f'fMf N I , 'W yy P' ffl'-'iilfm Tf'.CV!'-'. LI'-'urls Sir-xv I 4 ICFN H, FX 0, Maylette FX L, 51-.3-.er E 55 Ei, '-'-'hate EMEA J. EMFA S. Tomlinson Moreno Phipps ' bl' 1 , ,R E mvlslon 2 T x Lui i ,A ' .. 'it OPERATIONS DEPARTMENT X 5' .TNC BLQQLQ QQ,-QSO -QQQ-.4 I.TJG'I'IIom:1SII. T3 rec I. I J-J :XIII .J4::,::I'-3. 1 1.15 syowph yn Quinn 'l1',If,1Af If nh iyxf xfyxh' lk ,XS lj! , 0-N DIVISION ,I - 1 1 I I iv ' Y , IIII 'J'-III QNIHNI 1 U llh 1. Ol! '11 A , I .II-I.wN 'I '- , I--II 2:1 T. I 'IYf'1f'r'- KJ -IBA .I fn ,.. Hmm' .1 1, II:-Imhc ',,.n-- wJQ I Hi ' numb. .ff lfapmin lnsp--ms. iinmf- of the OWS. RMC R. Hughes SN R, Bufkin SA l'. Ilvmbkoskl xl- ss 40 vig if RM3 M. Fritze RM3 K. Fuller RM3 C. Taylor RM2 J. Ward RM3. R. RMSN R, W111iamS Anderson '-T in Q4 ' I y 1 SN L. Easter SN A. Yoyles S.-X S, Muhrv SA ll. 'I'r:1vi5 QR A -E3 1-'T . P ...,, ,- i , fl SX X x , Contact Charlie 10 degrees pon, iig ' B ow un? A rn L , uni 1 0+ voigrnx 2 pu-'W'-' .1--J gg. Y. SA D. Work Mr. Higgins your wife is calling. SSH L. sm xxx Brown sms T. SN P. Glodffk f'11dC1'mM1 Robertson Z 1-:TR2 J. Sund ETN3 R. Burke ETN3 E. , , Ransleben x M ,. .V ,V Q Looks likv mire. ,gs Ku ff E vw gt' safe' , V VIN! lr, MIIB H H113 G. Marlow would you believe 200 yards, Immml-A Gummqmum , . 1 15 pl X RD3 D. Whitt' RDSN R. Kip SN NI. ' Johnson 1 Of 5 if xrj L- nl B4 C55 -1 i .X W VS 0 b 3 R' A 1. . f f' u 1. i aff A l v X Q :Aix N--- 1 ,-3, Uon't forgvt to wriic it down? fifth! X-DIVISION yn 0 '41 HMCS R. HM2 T. SN L. Venette Gearhart Johnson Q 1l '- ., . 1 ,K ,,l- ' ,.g.J' H 'L in 3: -A I4 mon assigned, 5 present, no UAS Sir. Work break. 1 , I ow- I' ,f-'vw A M'-M. .NPC':s for U10 05111 !' I no 4 elsif, 1 M x Ill ' ri ' f' ,I 'F-'e are alwaj.-s busy pggpg G, Hoppe PCSN Li. , 'Hn' X11 rvrords. fri-,Q IN Mcllonouzgh , f- JJ... , 4 . . a- . S , . .,- A 1.,g3'x inlzfwz' 1 l ff., I !.,r.v.- lu Yz.l.'.v tI.1m gggegr- Ilulrflnwi H: nl'-. 5:-mix 4 ,,f Q.. H! 'Y ...,- , x. 4 r' ' ' ' V I . lg . 1 Y. Fl I, .A-If, ifywkjyuj ful' IQHJ Wvvfi. kvvhs vonstguv vh s H W1 '1-1' 4 -xl' . . . 1 qw.. -- 1 - -Q .1 Hlmn WK J. Kffv-'QW'-' . ., - -J' ,,,?.if ,f' .gl ,Qu-K ,, , -A1 a ' K XXI N. In, Minn K Gi -. F r - --4 . 7,341 0 i N. xy' N- SHIP'S OPERATIONS . ,V , - , 2 . K. Klkavimi mxvzfv 1 E. , ,aus I -15- HQ ' 1 W-J' A 'Jin iw, f-at Prepared to break another record. 7 e Xian, tlns as 81101. 1 'x V , ze f 'Q Q5-1 Aev , igeql E , X-r i 1 i 1 ,E 4 l 'l '1' HTH-, , h Z... , -A -e r -e: 1 4 fi e,.,A 152 gfrilnliil ' ' R SKIN., f e r ' i lg 'J Q' ri '-Villi9 at 1:19 '-V56--El. 5 '?4 N Approach Lit! o Hook up l Load away . Y , i' Fax. X.,.,..4-1-' hc-stlnation Personal transfer. i .,-f ' M211 stop V'I 259 'H 9:5 ff! IW I fi r I I 5 s I , ' ,rg , Q4 xv .- I . X04 ff-' .i fu V9 -,I M , f-- r Jai, J' f v J' l0,001, 10,002, 10,003. , . MAKING THE LOAD ff' 7' ,nn vga 121' l. 'Sp easy, for safe de1i'.'eri.'. ! ', It hooks from 4 sides. I 'fN 11 ,.- hx ,-l COM SIXTH FLEET ffff g 1 xlXQhI.1,.,,t lx. X.-,Q X. . x..,..L, . f Nkx.-.x:...Nx.-. f W1...h If L.-5 M LA.. lium hui mv nvxt amp. U, 1. , N X iw I-.rrin-'al 5'1E l' tom saw, Fleer anger-fes Cwhere are my szzzksi. A 2 3 s B 6 0 U 4 I ALL IS N U' 5-1 ' W 1 O ui K. llid 1 3 L 11-f 5 S Y W, ,Y ' Y 4 M ' f . ef' ' dt if if 1, . '3 Q 4,53 gs ' ' f J w 5 . f wQW My 954 mf Qu . p f If E -,QQ qw f , w-- V H-V .,f,fAv.., , ,mg S- P ' xi' .- H an R., U .fx 1 W. aw 7 4 A U, . . 'W r 45 W, gf jf M .,, fo 'Un ., Nflff -, wvvx A . fb m1Qf.f,yf ' ,, , ,ff gg.-f' f fig 73' , ,Wf,,, X 6- 1 , x A W, ,V f - M ,. ,, -, Mm, MP' W lux , fx ' .wnrnf - 'WV ...fm I 1 Y, - ... ,, , ,,, yy- , V, W.. I ' . , , f K .mf -4,0 .nm , X - H' ,f ' Nl' it , ,..., fgfflair-f':f-f ::.p f1 mff -ig., '-W-15-W?'f'.1'?f.' q - E Zi-V-1 :',,,.-17 'L ,L ,-44434594-m4'f'Z'-'r ' fhyu!-Fu' mljgrgf '. fa 4' .' h . wg R, ,.' ,,,,, - L-A ,K be-ji. ,- 1 ' Q' fo nw 4 X ,.-H 3. 1,--vw -A --, r . -2 . ...Hn fi ' .lr - 1 .,,.n.-rv tr 5 2 FTW il DEPENDENTS CRUISE . ' 5 ,JW ' 4 'F-1 aww We tried to explain everything. 'the lirxcke Group on the Bricks. in D f Q , f' i l Chow tirvtv. Man Overboard Drill. C.O.'s helper? Q 0 x I X SHlP'S PARTY ! T UI-C te' S 49,- Smile, you're on candid camera. v Y x 2 fl l! Enjoying the mn' Heads up, men! A few of the Engineers. gg, S We See IT H+ 'il 1 J' V - 1, ,. ,..,g,,.. - PORTS or cm 1 W 1 ' 'I 138 I ' wen ' . And Are Seen PORT MAHON Eistaclon N avale M a.hon. Spanish Children 17 'C' I -X -r-ug' 1 if, G 'Y 'K Orphans coming aboard. N.--M ,X-N. .s -bi We 'K iii 'JJ ' A han.-.-1 'R .R 0 'ul Man, Look at that boat! I Q I 1 12.1- fu Y X s- - 17. Social gathering. 3.51-7-511' vb cwi. 2. ' W ff, -Q , 1'1 ' fi, fi PQ 'W' ' N J ' 5 I E -'gxg 2 'P J I wg I .J , , Nw hgh Y '. g --,g'a,+,:A' MW. LZ-. 301 In Rememberance. . Q U 1 ' L, Q Y f . 3 ,. , ' - ,. 'Nm , M, -3 ' 1' . ,, ., ' 1' Q ' Q . 'ElTf..'ff?4.f'f 1.1, ,Z - n, -5 , bw- ' . N f ' b wnq. + 1.f4.w1 Q O ii 'Q ur I 1 . ' H - 1 .-, N A . -1 , 4' 5 f Early Morning. O.K., Let's play ball. CANNES l'fJL1fXXLL1I1S UI ' 3..'zI1f:5. xxx' we 414 t s x 'iv ' -- x. ' av..,,.1.: ' .Qi ASS X5 ' Q -. -.J-c. q 'Y 't I-i s oo, VH- -A ,- x ,- --f 5. - lx '-'P ,. ' 'iq . 'P vm ,, 'lim' - 1 ' -,kF,'!,g.o.-r., M--. ,-'Q-,Q -fl-I n,.w-f-in--3-fax-LnATy ' . ' 4 L +a.,...... A look at the Rivera. 1 -ll nf 1 I 1 ri- Q, ,. my 5... w 4f f 4 r l , : Q ' 1 ,A '- ....:...'!Q,, Y 1' 'V :- rho 4- ' .ww 4 T Lf ul ' ...L ,9-A..,b' 1 K-P1-.- ' -1, , . , 1,5 '..,,'f-V 4.4.i.4..., X31 -P-A '--. .L - M.. -fv 8 1 D. - .. ..., .221-.... 1 'wi 'W as--.-,-. Q -Y Na---' 1.--h -..:' 'L. - ---1 fb - M 'G -, '-1 Rigel az anchor. S-S Y 1 , Me,-gn, ii- Walting for the Grmud Tour. vin! .i ' 9 V Ifl! K L' '9'f J, ,ii ,, , wr' . A ' L 'P .f r .. S I K 3 J N . ' nfs. ' 95 -V V 'P'- ' 'T' 'lf ,J 'ily -r-vi' Nw I'.u'!lwu-un, ., .- u 7- ' ' Y...ns 4 x, X he .mx Q A S , 1. '51 - ' .L . .lr A 'E' - 'A .! ' if .ay '1Q,,Yf-- '4 f X' R53 . V sl gi R ,uf El! .M 7' A wil' FIS, - .ff A. s, r N 'B an f W , 14' :H ATHENS .54 . wha: Tir var 'f-sq Q Y Avi Everyone enjoys Greek Ruins. ,..-Q fl: ' ' The Acropolis . . nl rf- ,+ Q. 1 K .-J' Q S ,4 ,xf . .5 3 M h Q Ao' il li .WS . -..-M L So muvh to see. UUGNF' Boar arriving! 4' 2 if. Lk.,4.,f,.,, EY.:-y . The Caryatids fx ' ' ., YI 2 I -,2-- xuuf. 'Y 1 'a ' -f uv -. ---L. UIC' 'P' ,J I Temple of IUPUCIQ 1 I' Lf Lrs5 Nell- kv. llllul' gm ' ,F,,f1,1-1. .,,,,,.2m3' '..f-- .f - -- '-- - f '1- .'..v,- 'sq -an - 41 fi. ' N.- gun Lf-n. ,JN 3 Cb ,J Al V B O 4 . Xi I O. 1 Y J ' 'Ll ul! N -.111 lg Ad 'I . 'A Q ' 0 '- ' I 4-Q . M '- af' , k . A . Q 'ik I I- s sz., Q... ll, 11- w- Q, S ' - , , . ,.' f ' - 3, s.,,':w ' hw I v x Q! 'V L1 N 4 l I -0 ua Q R uf. J j P Qfmfft I . .gu- ' Q P-Q' Q A 'fwufqdi 3 wr 4 ,r 4 Athens by nigh!- ' 1 ' , Ag- 4, ,W 4 4 ,IS T in Naplv-fi. pw I C WORK STOPS 'F 1 11:13 01 Naples. ! . . , A . ,gan 1....4!' Luc :orz T-I 1 .- f..,2. I 0 . i-. ' 0'5 ,e ' h , . 'fx xQt'f 1 2,311 I,1','rJI'!1H xx 6, 4 .i' V 8 , f ' F 1 12, 'A ..1i,,i,- Q ,a . if I Taranw 'Tri NORWAY Nallvv Costumv Land of the Midnight Sun , , -qw l. f ,Vg Our guests on -ith of July. A beautiful old EOWD- Ugg,-3 Q-an ,4' asf, 1 5 ll A 'fn ,tu 1 gl ' V 1 A I , 1'vl ,a'1l x ...-' o-I rf J. ristiansa-'ld fm' I X N A fw I A ' , 0 Q, K I I 1 x V x .Q 'Y .4 Q Un ,f , I N bv Sea detail manned and ready. qs HOME ...g' ., -HF .-Q., ,, .Q-L 'I ff iv nf. fx. xi- xg.. 3, , M., A 'Q! 'ig .af- Piers are in sight. gf' 1- .- Q ' The Navigator finds Norfolk. LAST! - F if 11 .if.3r. mini ,?'l' ,.:.-nn: :ug I.:-.3.. Quarters for entering port. I -CWD FAX, sf. rg! 2?AvT,. ,f?gL1.gr1., 3 The mob was waiting Why can't we come aboard'?! 2. E fee o IEEE ,.14f-f ' 1 I Making our approach to the piers X First line over- eonuuanding Dfftazz Q, u.5.5. R194 M49-581 TO THE MEN or THE RIGEL This book has been prepared to tell the story of the regal crew of U.S.S. RIGEL. To those of us who have served in that crew it will bring back pleasant memories of friends, happenings and places. During this period the RIGHL and her crew have provided food and supplies for the Sixth Fleet, Fleet Units conducting exercises in the Norwegian Sea, U.S. Hemisphere forces in the Caribbean, and we have taken our families and friends on a training cruise with us. It has been a most satisfying period. Several Fleet records have been established and every commitment has been met on schedule and in a seamenlike manner. In every maneuver and task the crew and ship has ex- celled. This has been a proud period in RIGEL's historv and I am most fertunate to have been her Com- manding Dfficer. I want to thank each and everyone of you for support, enthusiasm and will to excel. For this iod Vwell Doneu. 595 Lets Get Ready for the next and make it even bigger, more fun and better than M .,,. H. G. BRADSHAW Captain U.S.N. Commanding Officer U.S.S. RIGEL CAF-585 last. your per- one the .., Y! !. .rw Q 'rl 2 1 - X . in L il - 4 E 1 r I r l .E 3 1 i 1 5 Z 3 i 1 Q 3 3 3 x i i K f e U , , KW , Jflif 1 nv- ff - K ' A If - '?f 1 37?'?Lff fx' I' A f -W ii 1 I Q' ff -1 lf 'I lla rf ,. f 1 a Q a. Q xxx fx .L-do . . , . ii W v, I :ul 1' S 'K '- ',-, '42- ,? fLr'l X - 'J N ' ' 2 W? 1' 1, K lx 1 -I i I kr ,7 M, , ef 'LAR 'ff' , :mm 4 A91 - K , s 1 ..n :if I , H A Q ' - x 53 ' m , 7-A ply RU' -' .r ' If .. Q .' , , v --- -... . .9 , G u f f , ,Q -'H.,i11m1L,,fx.1 53, NLXR uri il 'II ism.,-,,y'P 15 4 J' f qi 0 I 5' v dk 6 X I1 1 0 ' I X 5x tt ' 5' v K ' I ft I I ,IH lax 'Q Q 4 ! 'MF' I 4. K V :zip g . nn Q. . Q f up Q . ' if 'N 10' , ' .'n- J c I , il I. 1 -- l ' IX i Jul' ' in an .. 1 ..neuanLnnulU'll h U :- '.- f',,JE '1'b li- HQ' 'vux!l!ll'i. :' an U .. - -. N . -1'-5:-'X'-f'2.' I . Q ' I , 5 U K ,-6 r 8 'Ip A, ---Q A 3, Q... l 'X '- ' h -- .' f lU.l.llll,,v 1-. 9'.Q.v .l v 1 . i . 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