Roanoke (CL 145) - Naval Cruise Book

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l CAPT L. C. Reese C. O. Murine Detachment Heavily important in the defense of the ship from surprise attack as Well as manning important gun and control stations is the Detachment of Marines. Theirs is the job of enforcing security at sea and in port, of guarding the brig, and of ren. dering honors to visiting dignitaries. Marine orderlies take a vast load off the Captain and Executive Officer in accomplishing multitudinous small duties at their bidding. The marines bear a large part of the load in keeping the ship clean. Yet, in addition to these shipboard duties, each marine must keep himself in readiness to operate ashore as the backbone of the shipis Landing Force, knowing the tactics of concealment and deployment as well as the use of all the Weapons of land Warfare. Small Wonder, then, that these men stand tall and proud in their handsome uniforms, because they are not only marines, but marines of the ...... ......ROANOKE's MARINE Detachment 14 Mm ROW I I GARRETT, CARTER, WILLIAMS, W. E., BAMBER, MARTIN ROW 2. MASSEY, MQCDONALD, PALOMAREZ, Mfset SWINNEY, CART REECE, 1STfLT ROSE, TXSGT TODD, JONES, MALLONEE ROW 3. WILLIAMS, E. M., BROCKWAY, FARKAS, HARRISON, COLEMAN LULOW STOBER THRASH, BARNES, BARNETT, MASLOUSKY, LOWRY, POLICH Row 4. YAROS, WILKERSON, I-IERINCKX, SMETHURST, KOHNE, MORRIS SATROWIAK GAYLORD uRBAN,P DUBOIS, O'CONNELL, WILSON

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