Robison (DDG 12) - Naval Cruise Book

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K t 1-2 3 4-5 6-7 8-9 10-29 TABLE UF CUNTENTS INTRODUC TION TABLE OF CONTENTS COMMANDING OFFICER DESTROYER DIVISION FIFTY- TWO STAFF EXECUTIVE OFFICER AND DE PARTMENT HEADS APRIL, 1968 - JUNE, 1969 CHANGE OF COMMAND 10 MIDSHIPMAN CRUISE 11 ROBISON'S ADOPTED CHILDREN 12 DEPLOYMENT 13 YANKEE STATION 14-15 RESCUE AT SEA 16-17 GUNLINE CNGFSJ 18-19 SUBIC BAY 20 CORREGIDOR 21 MANILA 22 PAGSANJAN FALLS 23 HONG KONG 24-27 JAPAN 28 29-63 SHIP'S COMPANY NAVIGATION 29-30 SUPPLY 31-34 ENGINEERING 35-42 WEAPONS 45-56 OPERATIONS 57-63 64-65 UNDERWAY RE PLENISHMENTS 66 DIVINE SERVICES 67 BIRTHDAYS OF THE MONTH 68 AWARDS 69-83 SHIP'S COMPANY FORMALS 84 CREDITS 3 fx, 5 3' 1, ,I If' I CDR PHILIP K. CULLINS CUMMANDING OFFICER COMMANDER COLLINS is a native of Kansas City Mo After graduating from Marquette University in 1952 he continued on at Marquette for another year completing his Master's Degree in English Commissioned an Ensign in 1953 his first duty was aboard the USS CORAL SEA QCVA 433 as R Division Officer In 1953 CDR COLLINS was ordered ashore as Engineering Instructor in the NROTC Program a the University of Idaho Six straight tours of sea duty followed starting in 1957 aboard the USS NECHES fAO47J USS TANNER fAGS15J USS PERRY QDD8440 USS NORRIS QDDE859D' USS HOOPER KDE 10261 and as Executive Officer of USS ROBISON QDDG 125 S . 4. 7 3 o 9 4 O . u . 1 t 0 9 9 3 5 S 3 . . in is 0 it 5 fs... Y X .Jr-13x After leaving ROBISON, CDR COLLINS reported to the Bureau of Personnel as Enlisted Rating Control Officer, and completed this duty in 1966. He attended the Armed Forces Staff College, then spent a year in Viet-Nam as Surface Operations Officer, NAVFORV Staff, and reported on board USS ROBISON as Commanding Officer in April 1968. Captain H.P. Jeffersopn , Commander Destroyer D1v1s10I1 Fifty-Tvvo A f I J EV A f , 7 r 4 A - I 3.14 Z x A I A ,, . 1 , s,3 5' 1 in ' 'kL1 5S ' -sv .-,.p X I A K ' K , Q-in X ..,,..,.,f4 V y. iff 9 y X ,. if ipuf' Cto 1eftD Lt. D. S. Dwyer Operationsg Lt. J. F. King, Medicalg Lt. L. H. Ellis, Chaplaing Ltijgb P. W. nf f EK X , i-l' . Z - V- Ln ,,', xx' xx f Q 4 . f f. P Bix1er,'Materie1g Ens. L., K. Wyatt, Comm.3 MMCM B. VN. Barnesg RDC EI. L. Phxpps, YN2 G. E. Corley Lieutenant Commander N. V. Smith Executive Officer Qfuui I ul FYTER 'X .5 NA 5 1,5 ' 1- - h I Q N pl. f 5 i .xg ffl H ,' u Y T ' : fi' on f Q j 1' j , me 1 N Q .1 L 3 Rx. I '41 2 NJ l 'I l ' 4,13 'V V ' 5. gf? 'ff L L g , in 15' ' i . +1 l' Ulf ,' S la ' i 5' 9 ' -X W: X Ylkx I Y- lx : ' f -Q g, Q.-x.n K . I X5 mg A t. giiifg-'Qfviez 1 ,,:' 0.21111 Q 'I ,gif 1- It-M .3 ,Y 1 '4 2 in . :Qs X 1' 'xg i 3- '91 Q ' OO W 4 -E ,S E ' 1 s H. CLeft to right, topb Lt. J, E, Morrissey, Engineering Officer, Lt. B.. B,Casse1s, Jr., Weapons Officer, Lt. W, J, Kafka, Operations Officerg Lt. A, L. Janse, Supply Officerg Lt. D, C, Witham, Engineering Officer, relievingg Ltijgb C. H. Jeffries Navigatorg Lt. R, L, Sufana, Navigatorg Lt. J. J, Windbigler, Supply Officer, relieving DEPARTMENT EA D Q XR 2+ S QWIIIIIW' I Have Returned This was the phrase which came to mind when CDR P, K. COLLINS, RCBISON's second Executive Of- ficer returned to assume command on 26 April 1968, relieving CDR T, W. MCNAMARA. PA CMIDTRARU '68 tr T F l 1 nn l 5 A watery welcome to the city by the Golden Gate Y ROBISON played host to 38vAnnapolis and NROTC 5 rnidshipmen for seven weeks of intensive train- ing during June and July, highlighted by the glori ous Fourth in San Francisco and five days in Hawaii. For our 38 guests it Wasn't all pleasure as they were subjected to intensive training in areas vital to preparations for commissioning ' as Ensigns in the U. S. Navy. 4 3 R ,,,,M-.W 440 V .,,w,Wug-,ni f 3. .gg i . if., X s X. Distinguished Guests Family of Adm ROBISON, late Commander in Chief U.S. Fleet, visit the ship in San Francisco. Robison s Adopted Children On the eve of our WESTPAC deployment, RGBISON tried to make the holidays just a bit more cheerful for the children from the San Diego Mission. It was hard to tell whether the guests or the hosts had more fun as magician Will Starr entertained and Santa Claus QBM 1 YOUNG! handed out the presents. Every year since coming to San Diego, ROBISON has sponsored a little league baseball team. A big moment for last year's team was a guided tour of the ship and a chance to meet members of the crew. The boys were entranced by the TARTAR missile launcher fbelowl. As they wandered about the ship, some probably hoped for the day when they might help to sail her. Y ff Y 1. ,, 1,3 1511 'f A. ' A-: ' 1 J iz i 1 1 i I j I I. ii Q- ' fv- 4 -'lil f .FEP Sit' Yankee Station Plane Guarding for THE HA WI ROBISON spent a major portion ofher cruise on Yankee Station operating with USS KITTY HAWK QCVA-635 and other destroyers. We served as plane guard to the HAWK for ahout three months. Many long hours are spent following in the wake of the carrier serving as a lifeguard and esoort. The routine was broken by frequent replenishments at sea, ASW training, gunnery exercises, and towing a target sled. ' ROBISON recovers drone from the Tonkin Gulf. RESCUE AT SEA... x- is S Qfkii: -3 Y. FIRE at sea - the sailor's most dreaded nemesis gave RQBISON a chance to show her stuff. During the con- fusion which ensued on board USS KITTY HAWK -fol- lowing the eruption of a minor flight deck fire, Air- man Steve Young was blown off the flight deck by jet blast. He was rescued unhurt through the rapid res- ponse of ROBISON's boat recovery detail. This was the 14th man rescued by ROBISON since commission- ing in 1961. W... .:'1 ,,,- Voltmteers are not hard to find when it comes to saving a man's life, out on deck and in the boat. Skilled hands were at work executing a job well worth the praise ROBISQN received from Rear Admiral Rudden, Seventh Fleet Destroyer Commander. The evolution was so practiced and smooth- Q, ly executed that individual excellence is impossible to pinpoint. , ,, ,+I , - 4. , 2 ' fi- N X' . .A-. ' z -7.n l.4::' T L 'fZ ' :fefi t 4 7' -,ni T -.-W I .? g '-.st,,,, V ' , -., ,.fw3Q-A -'tw 1 , 'f- f,,,,w - ,- xi.. ' .gli f ,,. .W -- -,, :-Jr.- .ls . ,R s . .- - QQ-- K -0' - if-L--. Q, ,,, ' W --b-. --4-..,...-.., 1 ' ' -- f , , K 'M1D.- -wQu21i.f. A V M ,J-1. 'gh .... 5 -.... -fa , .ARK - xx ..,,, . p roi-5.3 N u- - -f f - . 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Showing the same coolness, per- cision, and profess- ionalism that earned her the Meritorious Unit Commendation last cruise, ROBISUN showed she could re- spond rapidly and ac- curately whenever she was called upon. !! R, i I i 1 I P , 4 umm... ..1...'-.. ....'5f.,... 1 1 THE PHILIPPINE ISLANDS I Subic Bay fi Amd- N 'MQW Subic seemed like our home away from home. C orregld or One of the famous battlegrounds of W orld Vx ar II Correg1dor was the scene of one of the most IH terestmg tours made by ROBISQN S crew dunno' th1S deployment The gun emplaoements stand as they d1d on X J Day and the Pao1f1o XR ar Nlerno r1a1 1S a tr1bute to all those who sacr1f1oed the1r 11ves defendmg th1s lsland 1n 1942 4, ,A NNN, X ROBISON sailors find a startling contrast be- tween the newer and older buildings of Manila. MA NILA The largest city in the Philippines played host to the men of ROBISON several dif- ferent times during our deployment. Enjoying such sights as the Presidential Palace, Santo Thomas University, a Chinese Cemetery, and Fort Bonafacio, those fortunate enough to make the trip were treated to a View of the Philippines distinctly different from Olongapo. I H- V 4 w ff 'Q' 5 . J' L Z , .. ,. ,gt AF NA A L N S Pagsanjan Falls is one of the favorite spots of visiting American sailors, and the rnen of the ROBISON were no exception as they enjoyed two days in this locale of scenic beauty. Eating native food, touring a place where the fine carved wood is produced, and shooting over a mile or rapids in a canoe were the highlights of this trip. J L , Heavy Clouds and rain greeted us. HONG Crossing streets was an adventure because traffic always is com- ing from the WRGNG direction. N 4 N Q -x NN :XX . Sa xx ,CP wall' NN Q Q- ' .Q V -N --M '::,ggn.- N Awmwnwwgwgsxa Qwxu,-Vi' er Hong Kong ROBISON Hosts 30 Urphans In Through Chaplain Ellis, arrangements were made for 30 Chinese orphans from Precious Blood Orphanage to visit ROBISON. The children were fascinated by the gear that we are so accustomed to using daily. The ice cream and cake was the biggest hit of the day ..f 0ur Stay in Hongl ong was too Short i1ii Bargains in the numerous tailor shops and businesses astounded those of us who had not been been here before. The beauty and in- trigue of China attracted many of us to visit other sections of the Crown Colony on tours. .11- W i 'H-ml 4 new- ' ws' 'R' J 511155 ilu :SQ ' ,gin .wit aim ' if mir ff mn 'dD a .Qs- it -sa, Swami? lb M HF 1 M 'Qu Q-,gr W ' 'J-if A., -vjfpqrn -:ff------:---- ' - - JA PAN -4'-QALX , . . .. ..,. . , -..m.......A-.J . 1:1-v...,. ,. ..... .-- U... 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Responsible for purchase menu plan ' 'tpf g ning, preparation, and serving of food in the general mess, the cooks and messmen have a constant job. E SUPPLY Q, , U55 Q..-5 I,Xf,q,3:5g5 'xg1f,q:Lvgag JP 11 -5mJ6- A KPQ9' -ww w iff, 1,-:,:.?52::fff'a?2uLt:.vi.7? 3555 In the hands of the Supply Department rests the welfare and well being of the crew. Supply division men cook and serve the food, wash the laundry, oper- ate the ship's store, out hair, and make sure all hands are paid on the 15th and 30th of the month. In addition, Supply is responsible for obtaining all the spare parts needed to keep ROBISON's intri- oate systems in top working order. It fi Dk fifiili x . .41 W 72 . ,-.LQFQ 21125 i HFC .WSL ,fi 1, 4, ,X , , id. 5343 1 -,F ,. c -J I TS' A 2,55 . 'Fw ' 919 ' 71 ,L Wh, f 1-,EF 5, 9'2- ' 1 -,L u U 'r' . S 1793? 3 345. 1 . jf S A 1111555 tilt : 1? . av- ...,. ii . E' -5112 'S LT: 53 - .fm . 5' T, 2 if F , x g- U 'gi ll , l :iff 5 .nr x , XSLT: Ui 'Snug' i.. fs ef: if ,sm -s1 YF f?7.,:x X '-. ,VJ , 1 . 4-Q. 5,-v. B DIVISIU In the 100 degree heat of the Tonkin Gulf there weren't many people who came on deck to cool off. But there were a few, the men of B Divi- sion.It's hot and tiring work, but B Division does it. They furnish the steam which drives the engines, cooks our food, and heats the ship fa service not often required where we've beenb . 1 , . Taking 011 fuel demands constant alertness i I 1 RE FUE LING The only chance for some sun. I - r Q . XX. A short break for the weary The most pleased surroundings for a. dis cussion . . . Would you believe too much fuel? tl 44-o vm - 'Z 'J PJ' I 1 7' ..v' J -br u.. . 1' 'flux :N .-I' ,.f iiflzlyn f ui N -if-nb - '- ,0,-R ln W. A clean ship is a happy ship. DIVISIU ,V Y K, Whadyasay? What Gauges? A11 I watch is the clock! ff -- V1 s Q- -- mb-l bg- .FI- .-5-' 4 u :Q 4 I ,bxx xx' This sure beats the deck force huh? ' A rz ,mmf-1 H L..J K-.-J L..-.I , L-...J i,'..'-,J F, ff' H' They got us there and they got us home again. The Machinist Mates are the men responsible for the operation of the ship's main proplusion plant. They make our water, maintain the two engine rooms and the installed auxiliary equip- ment. Endurance and effectiveness as required during the many long hot watches. Q1 -wan fgsm J 'Q 5 ,Z ? ..f f I nn r PF! . I J X X, x M W W sf 2 'E ,z rss gwbs fy 1 Q H ' ff 1 , fa! X fc f, , W Q KW 'X Doing many varied jobs, R Division is always ready to meet any emergency from replacing a blown fuse to fighting a fire. R Division is composed of Electrician's Mates, Interior Communications Elec- tricians, Machinist Mates, and Damage Controlmen. They can be found all over the ship in performing their many tasks L 42 ,x MS Ist + FUX , . i I U I g1S jox l JIVlSION C0MPuTEv2 CPRocss,sj MISSILE PLO .I 'HV ple li if ,. If . if 41' J :Q , ff QM- Q 1, W . 4, , .1 f' x. xv , A Q i , gxx , Y- ' ? A' ff G 5 42 'ff ,ff 35 ' M' x 1 ,VW-wc 14,1 x Q, 3 , f yf , , - f f' 1, ,Wye C fs- ww M ,fr .. My ffwgs-x ' K XJQWC . mfg, f 7, ,,,, f , t X fJ,,i W, 4 N1 W wN x X TQ ,wg X X X .v Y S x nn 3 x N555 XM ,gif , ' , N i 'W , X. vu if -X 'sl ' -R, X --Qsw,H, W A X xp :QR M X ' NX ,M f ,f,,f4, , , , ,f ff' N . ffffililgf xxx . V, - A .. Q , , iss Q - ,ff1.if'L fy ms., . -. w .pf- wi 9 ,N X K ,W :E Q I' 'Pu ,gig- Y V? W fp . , 0 , W 1 ' ?? 4 ,, V H V, . ,, , ,. 5 c Q 5 .- With responsibility for three fire control systems, ROBlSON's Fire Control Gang ranks with the best in the fleet, as was shown by re- peated excellence in tracking weather balloons during the first half of this deployment. Because of the nature of ROBlSON's commitments, great attention was centered on the gun fire control system. When the call came for NGFS for friendly forces ashore, the FT gang--FTM's hand in hand with FTG's--showed their mettle-- shooting, straight, hitting hard--con- tinuing a long tradition of excel- lence under pressure. E ' 'AIOIVS Q QL 5-4 Q lxgglx S -fl isfff ,f I ik ir :J1 'I 4 iq, .14 Ev-'mf 1 ' .- '? L k Ill ll 14. One of the hardest working divisions on board, First Division is responsible for the Captain's G oreW's personnel boat, all replenishment gear, and most of the topside deck area. Working long hours, often late into the night, First Division keeps ROBISON looking sharp. Underway, First Division bore the brunt of carrier support opera tions, often going without sleep manning their rescue stations. Though small in number the men of G Division none -the-less maintained all equipment in a ready status. Re- sponsible for small arms, the 5 f54 caliber gun mounts, and the TARTAR missile launcher, as well as all am- munition, this was no small task. ROBISON'S gunner's mates can often be seen working late into the night to be sure that their weapons are ready for use on the shortest notice possible. ..- 4 - 1 f - .-:rf 1 ff I a f A iafa , i it Af? , p V- , N s 'grill .lf-I f , C' ix ii I -A1 sf xi.- 'ff l 1 4' Q V G D1 vision ffftl .. ,ai 1 TS., '12, is! iss! ' 1 ll -Q! lun i 2 'UQ KEN 9, . S Igwillffill lb'4 3 4 Q 1 5 4 r 1 I 1! 1 lnlII111x'l '. Xlgxtvr, 1111- 11-raporlsible for vpn-zuntafux amd xrmixxtz-1m1'1r:ff of all sm the all ' xl na tin-IWv5 lS-1fz1l.g11r1S and the ' . ': 2-,llv Hy:al,1 '11l. WI men they Werenf 1 -ticm, the-y lu-pt busy keeping their lllllllllifllt l'l'lHiy fm' iI1St2mt use. I ml, 3 DIVISIO Underwater attack is an everpresent danger in modern Warfare. To keep ROBISON ready to identify, attack, and destroy enemy submarines is the job of AIS Division. ik- ' .s Y 59044, igvyfo' , s'i W, . N - -A , , N es. Q ,sf I K -, X , ,W , rf nv-Q' X. .., EJ 4 0 'dv 'V W ayan, K I ' 'A M I Kimi., V fff, gma, W I SQ... Q. ,L affyn -W '9 illu.... 4' x M222 ,.-. -r 35513 -v' 'fifi r-. .1 .. J 14, UC, if . I I DIVISIU The difficult art of communication is made even harder w en mbolic substitution. Yet, this is the everyday h the necessities of security require cod- ing and sy job of the men of OC Division. OC Division consists of Signalmen who are responsible for tending to Vis- ual communications, and Radiomen whose regpnnsi- bility is electronic communication. They Specialize in fast and accurate work of informing others and keeping us informed. 5 09 Work is relaxed in the Sigs Gang Ol DIVISIO Responsible for most of the electronic equipment on board, OI division consists of Electronics Technicians and Radar- men. Their jobs encompass everything from communications to navigation. Radarmen stand most of the watches in CIC, assisting in navigation and acting as air controllers. Elec- tronics Technicians perform all of the delicate maintenance on the highly precisioned radars, radio equipment, and ECM equipment. I A . . ' 9 ,1Hi,'+., H 1 iff' L M 'P T GH H.,,-! if-9' .SNL 5X MAY I HAVE THIS DANCE et f ABOUT THAT DUCK' 62 ww g JRR SMILE, YOU ON CANDID CAMERA 1 NSW? :Ax xi SURE HARRY, SURE! I SX S :J 5 i : S ?'??'??????! 63 EJ' UNREP No ship, no matter how big, can carry all its supplies. In order to keep the RCJBISON completely equipped with food, fuel, munitions mail, and spare parts, it was neo- essary that we replenish at sea. During her deployment, ROBISON replenished over 45 times under all conditions. if WMF After a quick sortie from Subic over forty men were left be- hind and were returned aboard by highline. It was a long job, but we did it in record time, averaging a minute and a half 'X vi 7 per man. 0' gl .. ..'.e ,s I In ' g:. .Iii o,. l 'Nw o,.'.i I Q . . , I . . . Www 11 . t Q 1 'QQ D . Sunday seemed like just another day of the week many times with Watches and upkeep always necessary. Having a Chaplain Visit by helo was a welcome chance to reflect on higher things. 66 BIRTHDAYS OF THE MUNTH K swf' ,f 1 It is a lonely feeling to spend a birthday 10,000 miles away from home. Yet, for many men of RQBISON, this was an ex- perience encountered dur ing the deployment. To make birthdays more cheerful, the ship had monthly parties. These parties went a long way to ease loneliness that develops during a long cruise. AWARDS FOR HARD vvom AND LDNG HOURS V N! 5 X t s t . Q J , ' ,ff 5 sf W ZW on me .1 .fs 'Yggf E, 4 x N kg Q fn: -xx of X ' 1 1 SN st 2 of our finest receive MUC for the crew- Right- GMM2 Bowen receives Good Conduflt Medal, Bottom- BM3 Tamloo is one of the many promoted. 4 -ff , Q OFFICERS Weapons Department ' A if ,qi J' 7 iw 5 . Qlrxj CTop lefi to I'1ghtDLt K M Rob t , er s, ASW Officer, Lt D R Dunn, Fire Control Officer, Ltfjgj K W Coffey, Gunnery Asst Ltfjgj R D Glasow, F1rstL1eut , Ens M E Cole, Missile Officer, Ens J W Sawyer, Asst First Lieut Engineering Ltijeb T- R- Cantor DCA CA L L Operations Department ' 'f Cleft to rightb Lt. B. J. Binford, CIC Officerg Ltfjgb N. K. Rozsa, Asst. CIC Officer- Lt. W G chnsman, comm. Officerg Ltfjgj c, 0. Douglas, EMOg Ltqjgp A. S. Miner, CIC Officer, re- 'I lieving Supply De artment Department p ..---.WW .Y i Y G J 'Y f X' Mlmry X 3 s E , yi- 40m-an ,, K VZ 4 1-A V - ' , 19. d Lfilgb H. T. Melkerson LtCjgD R. L. Haugh Llgcifguligilgg gigcgr MPA Electrical Officer , -lvl.. w l , , X , A , -4 ,Q A I 'N , , V 2 , hr 1 Ulllw 1 E li ' If 1 Dim, f V M ., .Z ,,,,m.Sz au. ' ' W - . .f pg-4. 9 g fm Y fff 'wffgff WW5fLWpfQ!l95 Sf ,fs- l f ,f U ,0,, MMM ' A. , X 1. if f , X :Mgr f .. 1. C9 X 7 A 2 'Qz , 4 . ? A5 f vl ' WW Q, . 1: 4, X 441 . 5, W , in ,pf WU , Q' ' .1 , N ESS ' 1'-s 571 gf f ,I 2 , ,', , in -sf Q , f ' 4 X 1 X' of '95 P A , S . Sf Q ir ' t I X g 4 si 1 . S ,X ' .- , 1 'Q , X X . A ' i 0 fleft to rightl BM1 W. R. Smith, BM3 J. W. Bolds, BM3 P. C, Deputy, BM3 R. F. B rowne, BM3 J. Tamloo, SN P. M. Gonzales, SN R R Galeng SN M. V. Lenz, SN H. C. Hyden, SN J. G. Wimer, SN M, Duhon,'SN. T. A, drake, SN J. S. Wilson, SA S, Williams, SA L. D. Hopkins, SA M, B, Gonzales I S v ..-ff , ,. 15? 45 Q ink f I sh- I, 1: L of Q ' I X Q ,- tg Q I , X 4 ,I Cleft to rightb SR M. N. Wiegand, SA R, D, Mendez, SA W, E. J. G. Stout, SA J. A. Miller, SN B, P, Parry, SA T. Wallace, SA W,H, Lipe, SA L,M, Lehnhoff, SA A,J. Gedminas, SA T.J. S.J, Fifield, SN J.T. Carras, SA P,M. Bartholomew, SA D.O, Fousnought, SA SA D. E. Brown Waggner, SA Walters .4 -. f , f 53 1 ., N ifgvgv' ' of FQ? y r api f f' if S ff , Q f uf ,wx mt , . X ' .W ,... . , . , , 1, f ,' f '--Wf',,'a4f ' 1 gf ,,,, o 'H' ig? V' , K W fif , - , -4 H Q? .X IZ, ,M 1,4 ,L ,ff so ,, sl I y, , ,,,,, ff 1' gh X WAS ' 97 7 S - aff: -wks N V r , an r r . - N ffff' , xx - . F ,Q f, W J i ,,f2'Cf ' 9 V S Y e a ' S so Cleft to Tlghtp ETCS H.P. Waclaw, RD1 R.J. Comm, RD1 L.E. 1 S Johnson, ET1 Kramer, RD1 S,S. Johnson, ETR2 M.F. Turn- auckas, RD2 J,W, Kennedy, ETN2 T,H. McAllister, RD2 R,H. 'EJ 1 Y Everspaugh, RD3 L. L. Moore, RD2 L.R. Murray, RD3 D.K. venekamp RD3 G C Rumsey RD2 T W Bethell ETN2 M R .V S, . ' N . , . - , . . 7 - . S Lundqmst, ETR3 J.R. Bowman, ETN2 L.M. Snyder, RDSN ,gif 5 A J,B. Suppes, RDSN M.W, Rinker RD2 M.E, Novak, ETN3 S.L. ' S Wright, RDSN D.A. Ladd, RDSN G.A. Stone, RDSN, T.R. 4 , ,Q Bereit, ETSN J, Jacobson, SN E.R. Fox, SN R,C, Berwald, SN D.P. Foti, RD3 J.A, CO1We11 J. S f N Y S, h X Y as isaqag-QQ ,, A Yi? WMV' Rai ' - wxyxf . ...,. Xa ,, Qisqxk ks. V X - N S X X. .,.. .i,i2NS,i.,,-.-- , Q . Qx N SS r -S. .S 0 4, ,gf-ml-if R we , 5 fx -:H rx Q' 1 . , 1 ,li .1.s:g,:x :,.. 3- 4., . iw 3 'ETH N-if Q: sf: ss f .f,.gQ,5 z I Nb N, vi X! X J 'L x ' .----fd. X X it gl K .li L, Y , I' fy, 5 x 1 y , X N , I x X' 1 X A If at L ff J . Isa' A Z .J , ,E I 'i . X , I 1, - a I if ' 3 v lf A' fi, . YD Z F E: 'J K1 ,- ., ., he its ., s p wif W 4 , if '4 x ---.1 V 'Q QW Q.,ci' -5.1 ' 7. , l N. fy, W Qi' K A . w h X ? fright to 1eftDGMMC F,D. Hearrin, GMG1 W,L, Miller, GMG2 S. Walters, GMM2 Bowen, GMG2 F, E, Wykle, GMM2 R.J, Thornhill, GMG3 E.E. Raybold, FTM3 G.R. Potter, SN P.D. Roberts, GMGSN L. H, Rock, SN D.E, Swaggerty, GMG3 W,J, Stout, YNSN R.D, Tuer, ST1 G.R. Sykes, GMG1 B. J. Lepinsky, STG2 T,L. Frandsen, STG2 R.W, Herzog, STG2 K,W, Crouch, STG3 G.R. Buxton, STG3 T,D, Ultican, GMG3 S,R. Barbee, GMG3 J,M. Andrews, TM3 D.D, Major, GMG3 R,E. Ha, STG3 K. L. Rutter, STG3 B,M, Hoffman, STG3 D.J. Daniels, GMGSN T.J. Ulman A ' V i in Q fft . 'ct' Q-, .2 W ff' - S r X6 1 rf! ---- 4 JT: D - B -V J r 1 1. I , , , J S , Qs 4. , t 5 J L 'Q 3 f ' A --N I A., . X 5 ........, 1 4 5 -Q 1 ' A , rf, Vu ll. k W , i i ,f Q, I , 5 S I - . -I f -dn s f N 5 ,. 9 f- 3 e I ' X ,fl ,, .Q :rv . . ,-, gf f M, f T M, Wh, ,f' I C73 fm , UIQ 'J' W,-.swf , ' 1 Wwffnmg, ,, ' 7 9 f - 1-17. - fi f 4 7, f , A . 3 fy 4 P5 ff . 2 , A , l f ,, , 2 urn Ni' X . X x fx Vw? Nx ,pf , yy 43 .A,, , W 1 iv 94, M z , , ,, W, , 1 l 2- f f , , .. J rf ul . 'f , ,J ,, f ' A TMKWZW' ,' V ,,,, ,W X ,, r . W . 7 ' WW, ' ' 1 iiffsf Q S wff ' - ' , ' . , . , ,, , W, y 1 ,W , 4, ,Z I .fm 7 WX J Wf V f,, A , . Z737J!WW2z , WE' if ' , ww, I mf X, W 'Q ,ff V ,, X i Qf , I X of , . , Z f f f ' V4 ,, ,ff X f , f ' X , ff A ,, f K 7 f Q f M In lp ., ' r' We T U' 3 ,wg J f ,f ' ,z V 1 ' , i A , li In V Q , ' ,asf if H Y If ' Q ' . , , ' ' if 1 Cleft to rightb SPCM C E Samuelson, MMCS J. L Johnson, MMl T N Baum, MM1 L D Schlientz, MM1 J L Summerlin, MM2 J R Brewer, MM2 H L Ellis, MM2 F C. Ball, MM2 A. G. Hogue, MM3 C J Cancienne MM3 W.C, Schiebel MM3 M.W. Tucker, FN C S Smith, MM3 D. C. Wimberly, MM3 G. K. Horn- mas, FA M A Hodurski, MM3 W. W. Riddles, MM3 H. W, Bit- tle, FN J R Green, FA C A Roth, FA T, A. Hansman, FN J. C Spalding, SA J E Dean, FA F Conklin, FN S. R. Anderson, FNS V Griggs .ir J A K Q - - X .2 I 1 if rf S '- f ffZ7,- V f - F f, , fi 7, 7 ' :- vii -x , , y V K Kb, .Y in fi .. ms 5' ru- Qi H n 5' A n W .. 5 Z , l, X ,. mx 't vi. T 5 5 R 1 9 y 1 4, v N , 4 o , Y xi X 4. la x ---' ' ... A . X r , A E, ,.-f m! 1. .., 2 i - f Cleft to rightb BTC C. Newman, BT1 J. W. Gunther, BT1 D. A. Fer- rell, BT2 J. T, Leon Guerrero, BT2 L, K, Baasch, BT2 R. B. Ma- you, BT3 J. O, Adkins, BT3 T. E. Faulkner, FN G. R, McAmis, FN L, A, Raap, BTFN V. A, Bertelson, FN R. G. Hoover, BT3 J. F. Mitchel, BTFN R. Valdez, BTFN T. J. Mathews, BTFN B. R. Mor- ris, BT3 W. O, Kennon, FN R. M. Lohman, BTFN T. E. Huso, FN A. H. Howne, FA T, E, Campbell, FN R. R. Crooms III, BT3 W, P. Theriot , N f , '- : n -as , .f F' G- V.. Y., 3 W uf . . J 'V I .lt 4 R., . I V , ,QM .1 4 'Cllr' Hgffgrr so 1 ' .. , PI' 5 .F -V g 1 , J , - . gl k Lf, f 4,1 , 9X ff I Z Q J 1 f A, 4 kg T941 A ?'f M 4 ,Sr W rj I W QW f ff ff W i .Q-, 1 f .W 'Z , gash W ff ' f 45229 4 , .W ! L. ' 442' 1 p f A ' 4 7 f X , f f 4-ff V7 Z 4 1 f W f if f fin f f ' f ,LXMW , ff 5 if ww z 9,762 if fs . X I 'M' NK :dl t ,, ,. 2 T - 'f Y. Asa fi -A 4 :Zee fx 9 ' .., X17 J Y it 4 I 5 -A.. Cleft to Tlghtp EMC G H Barlow, EN3 M J Wlley, IC1 J H Akiyama, EM3 J E Greagrey, EMl E L Tripp IC3 D A. Weil IC2 D J Berthelotte, EM3 J Chambers, IC2 W N Puckett, ICFN C E Jr Bobbitt, IC3 G C Dalessio, EMFN M A Fisher, lC2 G. R. Reece, EMFN D. E, Bidlack 78 l C Ma ers MR2 W W Delaney, SFP2 J. W. SFC J. L. Cole, DC1 R. . Y , . . E Ferguson, FN R. A. Easto, Y wtf 1, X , Qs Q T5 .1 y , ! -nl.. '4 QQ: S'-mi . .m, '9 - N Qge., , 52. K .z is M252 ,X X by X Q z S 4 w 1 X .-, is S xxjq X 4 'L ! I I 'xp ff ,Q . e A -. 1 if S 4v Hudson, SFM3 C. H. Easto, MM3 J. . v, MM1 B. J. Tompkins, EN1 P. B. Meraman, D02 D. J. COOK, MR? R- W J, Kaminski, EN3 G. M, Myers, DC3 S, A, Moreland, FN J. H1noJosa Y X, rv .,,,,X ff 1 5 X r v in x F . 2 X . S Q. X 1 if VS A X . X 4 xx W x X , -V 'Q lx ' I i I We F. S vXX,g X QXX.X .X .M ,M X Xw 0 U XXXMVX 1 wi V A ' la V 'ff xf'?f1'iV JI. ' 4, . X Vf , ' -f'f, V 1 ? X ' lf - 5.3-' WWA X x 1'-V1 V Q cw if I 1' J I VX A W ,vw f . 4 , A Mg. wg. :XX M ' W7 .. ' X M ,. -- X , f I 2,21 V, V 3 X , v ,. 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