1 1 J 4 w 1 k 'c QT a I M W. Q 's I-Ullltlq E , .K :mira-.a:v.w.g.4ge..-' 1 1 E 5 . i i Y , f 1 , v L I 1 A 1 1 1 I A 1 1 ii mf' U, cv 2 g ' . , ,wav wx if S, W r 5 S HM '5 -s, 5 L if I a story of tho mon, tho operations and the cruise of the un rochester 50 :r : ua Fl' :r Q Ui Fl' m -ll! 'R 'U H Q UI Q :J Fl' UI FP ET U1 U' o o ri O9 lil ued ues 'A !P 1 Q Q l I P california Q . Womfm x a pictorial summary of our 1952 53 winter cruise in the orient . . CRUISE B06 Published by the cruise STAFF bob wong, ens. louis r. perry, rdc. , leonard h. nettnin, earl a. moorhead, jules r. schnieder, f0'f-mf' H- heffiw' george t. shaller, iackie losan, Sn r -'hard '- anderson' . , 3:3:it3:5:53:g:5:53:31-:5:3:::3'5:3:5:::5:j5:f'3'f:5:Q:f:1'-,2 .' 2' '. : to the men of the uss rochester who endured the winter of korea in defense of the causes they hold dear . . . n 2 , s v X E i .5 ia .3 V , 1 ' 'Ii M33 omed ofter the city of Rochest ies broke out she de-veioped o The U.S.S. ROCHESTER CCA-T245 is the second ship of the line to be ' e New York. The first wos commissioned rl the no me i 947, but Of Her Shakedown didnft come- rbirth. During one oft here' gales. three-times, ' 7 Q Q the ctoritiict deveiopfed n October, November CI d once M 1952 she returned to Long Beoch. Further troining followed, ond In oy , t dut in the For Eost began. in November 1952, her third tour o y , CAPTAIN RICHARD H. PHILLIPS, USN assumed command f h O i Q RocHEstER on sepiemiser 26, I'952. A 1927 gmqs uate of the US. Naval Academy he has served in aII Icinas of combatant vessels, from minesweepers to battleships and aircraft carriers. As engineering officer of the U.S.S. BEL- LEAU WOOD QCVLZLII, he took part in operations in the Pacific for which the ship was awarded the Presidential Unit Citation. Commanding the U.S.S. SHAW CDD373D, he earned the Bronze Star at Saipan and Guam. Leading Destroyer Division IO8, he earned the Navy Cross at Leyte Gulf. After I9-45, he was assigned shore duty, save for a period in which he commanded the USS FREVION . . . I -I' CAPA 445, Prior to coming to the ROCHESTER, CAPT. PHILLIPS was on duty in Washington as the Assi t s ant to the Deputy Chief of Naval Operations for th J e oint Chiefs of Staff, For his outstanding command of the ROCHESTER during her Iast tour in Korea he was awarded the Legion of M ' - l erit with Combat Distins, guishing Device. 2 is ffl s head of the Operations Department, CDR . M. ARMSTRONG has the administrative esponsibility of coordinating Communica- ions, Electronics Repair, and the Combat ln- ormation Center, and has seen that all phases f the work of the Operations Department ave been carried out in a most efficient man- er. For his efficient planning of the ROCH- STER'S operations during its third tour in orenan waters, CDR ARMSTRONG was warded the Bronze Star with the Combat Dis- 'nguishing Device by the Commander Sev- Fleet. Before reporting aboard in Feb- ry of l952, CDR ARMSTRONG was a r of the staff of the Commander, Am- ibious Training Command, U. S. Pacific . He calls Washington, D. C., his home. ff , f X' COMMANDER DONALD N. CLAY reported on board the ROCHESTER in July of i952 to assume the duties of executive officer. A i935 graduate of the U.S. Naval Academy, CDR CLAY was awarded the Bronze Star with Combat V and the gold star in the lwo Jima and Okinawa operations, and the Commendation Ribbon for services in Korea in the Fall of l95O. An executive officer, CDR CLAY coordinates all the departments to form a smooth working team. Much of the success of the ship's operations in Korea was due to CDR CLAY'S hard work. For his excellent services during the last cruise, he was awarded a Gold Star in lieu of his third Bronze Star. r,..3 Lcdr. F. M. Betts come oboord the ROCHES- TER in November of 1949 os ossistont gun- nery officer. He wos oppointed heod of thot deportment in Jonuory, 1952, ond wos re- lieved by Lcdr.A. J. Hoskomp in Morch, 1953. He is o veteron of 27 yeors octive novol duty. Lcdr. Betts wos primorily responsible for the supervision ond direction of ordnonce equi p- ment ond equipment ossocioted with deck seomonship. In oddition, he wos responsible for the troining, direction ond co-ordinotion f h o t e Iorge number of men ossigned to his deportment. Moking his home in Long Beoch, he wos sent to the Novol Amphibious Troin- ing Unit ot Coronodo, Colifornio, upon being relieved. Although constontly busy counseling nel, bringing spirituol uplift ond 0 to the religious needs of oll honds, Lcd Beukemo hos found time to speorheqd . , for such worthy couses os the Chest, the Morch of Dimes, Red Cross Relief ond the Netherlonds Relief. ing oboord lost August, Choploin took chorge of the ship's librory ond it into one of the finest oboord ony in the Pocific Fleet. ln spite ofthe demonds upon him, he finds time to orticles for the ship's newspoper entitled it Choploin's Corner ond eoch doy hos o pray ond o few words of 'every doy' philosophylt eoch mon to think obout. UW 'E cdr G W Walter senior member and head f the Dental Department has shown great apability and versatility in both the admin- strative and professional aspects of his de- artment He serves as president of a Special ourt Martial Board and in addition to giving xcellent dental care and treatment to the ersonnel aboard he has shown the versatile ardroom Caterers the ROCHESTER has had. cdr Walter comes from Laguna Beach, Cali- ornia and reported aboard in August of l952 rom the Naval Air Station in San Diego, alifornia d of his nature by being one of the finest 71 2-' X X l X 1 As head of the Engineering Department, Lcdr J. I. Rustin, is responsible for the operation, care and maintenance of propulsion and aux- iliary machinery throughout the ship. The continuous operation of the ship's machinery and the absence of material damage and breakdown indicates the efficient manner in which Lcrd Rustin has directed the various phases of his department. Lcdr Rustin comes from Long Beach, California, and prior to reporting aboard the ROCHESTER was the District Material Officer of the Eighth Naval District, located in New Orleans, Louisiana. M - . Q ,X ,3Qj,fg 275 5 A itit ,, ,JW , i,,',f , ..,, , ,iff ,M f I R ..,, 1 -,V 55 ,VV-iw.: ,I . .Lthr U -, 4' ' - w VT? .frfx I f Qfl ,.-I 4 . x A . . ,f :ff Lcdr C. A. Kuhl reported aboard the ROCH- ESTER in September of i952 as Navigator. Surrounded by compasses, fathometers, flags, sextants and loran equipment, he has navi- gated the ROCH ESTER across the Pacific twice, all along the Korean coast during the winter operations with Seventh Fleet, and South to Manila and Saigon. l-lailing from New Haven, Conn., Lcdr Kuhl was formerly a member of the staff of COMDESFLOT 3. For his outstanding work during the Korean operations, he was awarded the Commenda- tion Ribbon with the combat Distinguishing Device. , 1 v As Supply Officer, Lcdr F. W. McKay tremendous responsibility of procu ceiving, stowing, issuing and Oll general stores, equipment, repqir p machinery, electronic equipment material, ship's store stock, provisions, ing and small stores. ln addition to this fogk, he is responsible for the operation the General Mess, the ship's store, smgll and the disbursing office, and has see all have been run efficiently. Lcdr I accounting ll hails from Columbus, Ohio, and l was sto tioned at the Naval Supply Center, Oaklontl California, before reporting aboard in Novem. ber of l952. I LT. C. P. MILLER Air Defense Officer LTJG. J. R. SCHNEIDER Assistant Dental Officer mf A LT, R. C. WINFIELD f X X7 LT H H Damage Control Assistant Main Propulsion .v ,.f is .,.. V , fs A l 6 4 XX b ' l Y I lg llllm. LUG. J, L. MALLONEE Asst. Communications Officer LTJG. L. H. NETTNIN CIC Officer ,f ll tmvfxixl 1 , Hx A: .L msg. K .XX. f A.,Qt.x. , M Xbgggx 9 'Qf'X NN'x' 75 X 1. ss. . N. I ,, :QR 5,5 . k sk U.S.S. R0 This is the U.S.S. ROCHESTER . . . l7,000 tons at armor ancl steel, guns and electrical equipment, boilers and engines. But it is more than just this. lt is a smooth-working combination at men and machinery, geared for its pri- mary objective-battle. Well earned is the name A fighting ship in a fighting Navy l T R Q. Q i , 83 3 , X V, ,ro - A ' ' ' ' . an 3 l Q 1 2 E Q I I V 1 r I I 'L 'i s 1 i fi gi U z fi i 51 3 1 ni m 1 1 , i I , I 1 1 . X r r V l w ! f I a, 1' ' , 1 . .1 H--, UI iii , tvs NOVEMBER 1, 1952 . . . The RGCHESTER leaves Long Beach, California tor her third tour of duty in Asian waters. Lett behind are our wives and children, friends, relatives and loved ones. Together, though soon 5,000 miles apart, we pray tor a speedy return . . . and with God's help, we shall . . ...A-.gg .fwijigxxei r V, :X Xgx Xxx , ff! ? OPERATIDNS X I E A ' Nxt mbline A courier of powder and steel is dis- V patched to bring the enemy a message r - - - O message announcing the return of the Mighty ROCH. Day and nighi 4 our eight-inch messengers announce in unmistakable terms our support Of United Nations forces ashore as fed balls ot tire bring ruin to the enel'fiY' we The coastline is extremely treacherous. The mountains appear desolate, but the en- emy is there . . . in caves and trenches. 1'-nf M MQ ' ' - X .M -5+ ' U ' v - 'J H' ,-'QL vldgw., 5 , XNEEN XENA xx X X X . ,- , - A , -nm.. f-V J, deity. snub W ' -'W -v.ou :. , . ,Q 5 gav- ' N.-an , - -1. , - ,. V M l'-..fc.-nQ- 'T' A 4' -Y M-Q.. ' fr'-1 -4. A Q1 Af. -n - .. -W. J, .Na W ,D -07. .ww , A . ' , xg-s-5-.fra-,,,,.f W, V .4--ivan . as ',Q- '- 'w 5. sv-A. '- M -:Ei Y 'V -iw. Qu ' - .. N' w... NL v-,ffl nf, A., bl 5 Q QL.: H ' IW ' '1'?. 4s., 3' + U -. fu .x.. '- New - ., . . vs... .:,n., , .H-. , ,.-A ,, L.-1 nu ww .: --.. .. ..-5.5 . r on-5-,. f f-p 1 if - - My , ., ...rf X' W T.,-ff 4 :'sWfvN 'fv A- L ' ' I' A -- 2' r-f '- 3-3 ,f ,. 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Corriers ore the oirfields for the Novy plones that destruction to the enemy, tl 77 A segment of the Tosk Force oeri umbrella . . . A telephone tolker from the mou stonds his wotch in the below-freeziri temperotu re. www The silhouette of the ROCHESTER stonds out ogoinst o Koreon sunset os seen from o neorby corrier. The crew of o 40 mrn mount hondles om- munition os if it were shooting ot MIGS, insteod of merely procticing. A carrier replenishes from Q SUDPIY Ship- I 1 Five-inch guns fire during one of the many cmti-oircroft practices. n I 4 h 1 1 1, 4, 11,5- 4.--is The sleek ROCHESTER speeds swiftly through the waters in support of Currier Task Force 77. u Wrmn1W1f7 Q 2 ,,,w l T'!?1fh fhpfsh hridgaf ihc: coorcimofmg pam? for the many nerve cemferfa in Q highly corn plcpx modern wo rmlmgv r . Tb W . 2 I 1A ,yy f f fr fff f X X f ff fMy K X X C ffff Qfif X f X wg! f 4 f W! f l 1 f X if Q ' X77 QQ f K ff W ,ffv ff f f f f ,yd 4? ,936 X X iff!!! 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They were very impressed. , N After our trip to Soigon, we visited Monilo. .. .ond moored in the Monilo South Horbor. A view of the city ond the Possos River. X: .XNXN Q K W so N. - MANILA , ww, gh 4 MW' Q, ' f 'mwhw J, WMWZ, MMYM X ww 211 hi? ,H ,1- M fy, 2 245 523 - W2 1 'wil FY X ' M721- - ,- ,,,,, X..t. - 5, .. .aw I s i . X ,, ,, X .07 ffm ww, We visited most of the city ond sow the bomb-gutted buildings,o grim reminder of war. mi. X 1 t X 3 , V, were our Visits -to Japan -frequently take us along their coast. Particularly beautiful are i JAPAN i The Japanese stone Iian ' and the Tarii Gate are s typical at Japanese art. A Japanese temple can al- ways be taund behind a Tarii Gate. 1 ,Q .eg Q- I , J 'E .X Y ccs e er f at f lfflfwgw '59 was ri,--A 'noni -2 , -i V- A - Q kwlu E l i ,. L if l , ' A., l r 2,2 4 Men from the ROCHESTER went many places and met many people. We traded with them and brought home many Oriental souvenirs. Naturally sight-seeing was our prime objective. A Buddhist shrine was one ot the many places we visited. Mourners tor the war dead come every spring during cherry blossom season tor worship. --A an.-. .5 Mony ot us went to see the Meiji Art Gollery. Fifty ortists devoted their entire lives to pointing the story of his lite. Eoch picture wos pointed with gold. We were impressed by th immense stotue of Em. peror Meiji, the most pop. ulor Joponese emperor thot ever lived. A direct oncestor of Emperor Hiro- hito, Emperor Meiji estob- lished the Joponese edu- cotiohol system, formed the bosic sociol stroto and stimuloted the Joponese orts. - E A RGCHESTER sight seeing party is shown a park by a Jqp anese woman guide, Men take pictures ot the en- trance ot Alcasalca Palace. Five rooms were each lavishly decorated by tive European COuntries at an untold cost. ii!! -ii ,sw .ii ,N Emperor Meiji formerly lived in the Akasaka Palace, now used as the diet library. Here ROCHESTER sailors wander th rough the library rooms which contain all Japanese lit- erature ever published. 1 4.,,,pw N xxxuyw .- A X 3 X A sailor pauses to take a picture. . . . Japanese children stare cur- iously at our Cameras. .- Mmuzflw of Our Time is spenf Shop' ping, Although mam' items are , ' G not Lmluke our artucles af hom I uthvfs were strange 0 fvrvnt nd dif- The lrnperiol Poloce in Tokyo, os seen from the gote. Only offi- ciol dignitories ever enter the socred grounds. Shown ore some of the Poloce buildings ond the moot which entirely surrounds the poloce grounds. HAWAII Typical Hawaiian palms sway in the breeze. Surf riders enjoy the warm Pacific: waters and the sunshine at Waikiki. Tugs assist the ROCHES- TER as she slowly enters Pearl Harbor. Large greien mountains of Oahu reach toward the skies andldip into Poly- nesian waters. Much of the Hawaiian shores are extremely rocky due to the nature of the volcanic rock forma- tion. Q -5-rw-gg, ff fy , , ,W ,W 5 , ,,,, , ,,., , ,W W ,,,, 1, f , X , H ,fy I an V7 fiwvf I 0 ...AL- ..-'Q' 'X sl ss. . Waikiki Beach is one of the fabulous places many ofthe ROCHESTER men enjoy. With a warm surf and clean white sand underldll coconut palms, Waikiki is the ideal localiOn for rest and recreation. Six ROCHESTER men pose at Waikiki. ln the background is the famous Diamondhead. Lin- ing the beach are fabulous Ha- waiian hotels, luxurious restau- rants and delightful gift shops. , -. ,ik.V hui f ' km-z wi ff i ii,e i WM? A 8 k 0- Many ofthe restaurants are along the beach itself. Here ROCHESTER men enjoy cool drinks during a warm afternoon. k 9 events Guests ofthe Secretary of the NGVY enjgy a pleasant cruise to Howoll. Here they learn the art of holy- stoning. Vice Admiral J. J. Clark, USN, delivers his address to the ROCH- ESTER ofter presentation of owo rds to those officers and men shown above. 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'sf 11 'Rm fgvve -rf . baseball X-N. sv ,E Xsmms xx os: Ali basketball This year's edition of the ROCHESTER basket- ball team began early last September in Long Beach. After two weeks of tryouts, the squad was cut to l4 players by Coach ENS. McLen- nan. Before leaving the States in November, the team compiled a record of five wins and one loss, that loss being to the USS HAMUL whom they had previously beaten. Their vic- tims included the USS GREGORY, USS l-lAMUl., Long Beach Naval Base Marines, Bethany Methodist Church and USS TOLEDO. Upon leaving for the Far East, all the equip ment was turned in and thoughts of basket- ball put aside. I-lowever, an unexpected trip to Saigon and Manila provided a chance to play some more ball. The warm weather and a two-and-a-half-month layoff proved to be too much, and only one game was won from the French Army in Saigon while losses were inflicted bythe Circle Sportif Club of Saigon, P ' t Naval the Army Engineers and Sangley oin Base in Manila. Eff' The climax of the season came when t'e team sailed from the task force on the Valley Forge ' ' h Navy bound for Yokosuka to p-Oy In T 6 F East Tournament Although losing Forces, ar . h t ' was a just re- to the USS CLYMER, t e rlp ward for previous efforts. i vi l N ling, fff 3 'w i, T F' l. v v vlsloNAL A x I 11 1, x I N. Pl f1f -IW gl 1 ik Q I' 1' rn, vm i 3 P -, Ng 5 ,x L x , it . ,.. ....,J.,,-...,,.,,.f , . M21 if F 3 E i l s ..,. ... l I l ,N-.l First row, left to right: Collins, T. J., SN, Reynolds, R. A., SN, Etchison, G. D., SN, Johnson, B. S., GMSN, Arft, W, J, GM2, Goulart, G. E., GM3, Tolle, D. L., BM3, Campbell, J, A., BM3, Credle, W. M., GM3, Bynum, L. L., GMSN, Myrigk J. E., GM3, Cline, L. B., GM2, Johnston, D. C., BM2, Gillespie, P. L., BM3. Second row: Ltjg. Mitchell, Decordova, R. J. SN, Dawson, W. C., SN, Myers, C. R., SN, Cole, D. G., SN, Greenfield, M. G., SN, Huggins, C. P., SN, Barrow, F. W., SN Looman, H. K., SN, Thompson, H. L., SN, MacGlashan, C, E., SN, Clemons, W. N., SN, Rud, M. G., SN, Root, G., SN, Ledbetter, C. A., GMSN. Third row: Graves, J. D., BMC, Gayles, C. H., SN, Roose, O. R., SN, Duvall, H. D,, SN, P0peI A. C., SN, Johnson, G. L., SN, Fredericks, R., SN, Hanning, F. A., SN, Falls, J. L., SN, Baker, L. A., GMSN, Clothier, D, C, . - S SN, Miller, R. K., SN, Clemons, H. C., SN, Ens. Saxton. Fourth row. Hancock, R. H., SN, Lane, J., N, Pratt, M., BMSN Givens J. L., SA, Heavilen, R. L., SN, Ellis, G. E., SN, Marsh, D, W., SN, Brown, W. F., SA, Gray, W. J., SN, Zimmerman A. L.,'SN, Gorham, P. J., SN, Gardner, B. W., SN. Under the occurote gunnery of the First Division, the enemy received deoth 3.1, ond destruction. Keeping turret l in the finest condition, we provided the necessory monpower to fire our guns continuously for doys. We olso toke core of the ground tockle on the storboord side os well os oll the deck spoce in the torword oreo. lndeed, the First Division is the first ond finest l oboord shipg l . F Li. ljgl T. s. MITCHELL usN 45'-'F mmx. fl . Lt. 0. N. PUTMAN, USN As the Second Division presided over b . , y Lt. O. N. Putman, we were charged with the care of th t side ot the torecastle and turret 2. BMC. Stanley and BMl Walden led the deck crew whileeGpI3lrl ' ' h' ' unner DGWIG uided unners. We showed the skill and training that make us one of the s ip s top g y . . . Y 9 Q dlvlslons RY lOl4 'lQ lWlQlW honors in the local control tiring competition upon returning to Long Beach. Ei.rstB,ilXg, taft Eekrlghtz Huntington, R. L., GM2, Tisdale, B. E., SN, Walters, L. A., GM3, Spencer, G. W., SN, Tatom, O. Stanley 'G 305 'BMJ-C SNQ Kerns, E A., GM3, Stewart, R. L., SN, Sellars, W. G., GM3, Lough, A. M., BM3. Second row: Barbosa J- S C, Satchell, J. N, SN, George, L. G., SN, Shramek, F. L., SN, Horak, W. L., SN, Gonzales, R. M., SN, BMV Sftacw G,R tuart, R. Mt, SN, Hunt, D. E., SN, Schenkler, B. G., SN, Jost, L. T., SN, Easton, J. C., SA, Waldon, H. L., J' SN Bi, - A, GMC. Third row: Lt. ligl Lenard, Appleton, T. H., SN, Holt, C. T., SN, Pinkston, J. M., SN, Verkerke, Hgmargdeoojsf E- Ev SNQ Walt, J W., SN, Kaiser, L. F, SN, Fulks, W. E., GM3, Holt, G. L., SN, Wallace, W. H., SN, R E SNR' G1 SNL Harper, G. R, SN, Zimmerman, W. D., SN, Hearn, C. W., SN, Lt. Putman. Fourth row: Arterberry, erald T E SN Hawlfins D G., SN, Dotson, J. T., SN, Huntington, W. J., SN, Hollingsworth, C. H., SN, W. L., SN, Brice, R. E., SN, Hobbs, W. H., SN, Ward, M. B., R' ' f ' 'f 1 A f - Mel, W. c., sri, Hera, C3 R, sm, uineg, o. G., SN, James, '1- 1 R SA M ll O W SN Smothers D D SN' Duncan C M., SN First row left to right' Kelley H SN, Ford, G. ., , ue er, . ., , , . ., , , . , SN H ll H E SN l Silver, B. R., SN, Pierce, J. R., SA, Reamy, K. L., SN, Dobrowolski, R. J., SN, Wehner, A. F., , owe , . ., , nouye R. Y., SN, Johnson, B. M., BMSN. Second row: Ens. W. C. Fust, Smith, C. W., SN, Godwin, O. D., SN, Mayfield, R. E, SN, Godwin, C. W., SN, Williams, A. M., SN, Begley, J. T., SN, Feggans, J, E., SA, Anderson, W. J., SN, Spicuzza, L. A. SN, Wren, D. A., GM3, Girten, J. W., SN, laiennaro, M. J., BMl, Lt. L. E. Furber. Third row: Plummer, J. L., BMC, Hol combe, L. P., BMSN, Best, R. H., SN, Joyner, L. B., SN, Binkley, M. D., SN, Cargile, B. R., SN, Rock, W. G., SN, Rock, N E. SN, Cox, J. G., SN, Salazar, R., SN, Gentry, C. E., GMSN, Sutlift, R, A., SN, Kirkpatrick, E., GM2, Mattox, J, H., SN Cizek, A., BM3, Kelley, L. F., GM2, Dmytro, M., GMC, Shisler, I. D., SN. Fourth row: Robinson, R. M., SN, Buhsmann J. R., SN, Wright, B. W., SN, Justice, W. E., SN, Evans, L., SN, Carle, R. R., SN, Lohman, M. L., BMSN, Gill, R., SN Oates, S. R., SN, Smith, A. J., SN, Nordman, P., SN, Slavinsky, E., Rg,'iGMl, Galvao, J. L., GM2, Drummond, W. E., BMSN Marble, D. L., BM3, Schuck, D. A., SN. ' A - -,YM t M-ecsz.. iggllffi Si . is-S1 . .X ...-. -.-kxsxwxkgjgx , 1. Q1 ...gg:1g,j., 'S r .-X.. assi. -'.xso1w.AQsxlfs S S r 1 P - -. ii ,5.,...-gggflx. gg Q. 5 A 1 53s3.q.kj1.1 fs- - 5.Xi5SXi.S..5 if . X: 1 f -Q. , I 5Q'N'T'f'f' pa' ci. fi-Q . f l Xia :ss.Q4.s s J l ififfi YSQYSX X X if .... , . ss -1. 5 X X X X15 ss.-skips. sS..g.,s.s...g.-.msg sg . K X . . . ,ki-i'OQl5 I isis xisifs .gg x SAX Q .SX Lf. L. E. FURBER, usN fi S We ore the guordions of the fontoil of the ship. Using turret three we keep blosting owoy ot shore botteries with our eight inch shells. We perform such chores os hoisting boots ond supplies on the fontoil with our lorge crone. Being o neigh- borly division, we monoge to help other divisions mon their tive-inch ond 40 mm botteries. We ore probably best noted for the eccentricities of Chief Jockson ond our Hero Slov- insky, GMl. f-M. M... . D G S xi Q 1 EYE of the Fourth Division hove the Flg Job Ol monmng the torword ive-inch bottery os well os keeping them ln lll3'l0D Sl'1CipG. We keep up the Ol deck in the vicinity of our l9OllefY fOr use by prominent novol and Qovernment otticiols. Although We hove never experienced on oc- tuol our ottock, we hove Struck the enemy hord on Iond, giving ug the Ngsllllnilorned nome: the Fighting Fim row, left to right: lke, M. E., GM3, Ochoa, G., GMSN, Weber, W. W., SN, Jinkens, R 'l,SN, Jewell, C. P., SN, Reeb, T. F., SN, Wright, R. E., SN, Lillie, J. L., SN, Fritz, S. D. 3W,Syverson, J. A., SN. Second row: Prichard, T. W., SN, Dixon, D. L., SN, Spencer, C., SA Duncan, R., SN, Michalchuck, A., GM2, Bowman, R. C., GMI, Lee, H. A., SA, Tackett, C. H. GMSN, Siler, R. E., SN, Burkes, R. F., SN. Third row: Stacy, C. L., SA, Hanley, R. L., SN Collins, R. L., SN, Whitaker, A. E., SN, Hendren, W. D., SA, Klutz, C. N., BMSN, Fallada, SC.,SN, May, J. R., SN, Denny, W. R., SN, Murray, F. E., SN. Fourth row: Hall, J. R., SA Swords, H. L., SN, Wilson, R. F., SN, Buetow, K. W., SA, Kelly, R. L., BM3, Nutt, D. L., SA Jones, W. B., SN, Dickason, C. W., SN, Jensen, D. M., SN, Tolar, B. E., GM3. Lt. H. Filll l 1 of ,ff , . J V, First row left to right: Roberson, J. C., BM2, Hancock, F. B., SN, Salamacha,-U IR-J SA, Bowman,ID. L, SN, Johnson, J. R., BMSN, Jones, L. J., SN, Schmidt, L. J., SN, Friedman, R, Hg BM3, Spivey, T, A., SN, Cortez, R. A., SN. Second row: Edmondson, D. W., SN, Graham, F., SN, Turner, J. C., SN, COggiI'1S, C- R-, SN! l lUV'ClleY5 R- l'l-J GM3i Celesff Af SN- Breedlove, F. H., SA, Cole, J. F., SN, KemD, E- E-J SA, Cieslak, R. J., SN- T if wwf WglSl', .J., HW Bell, A-1 Eason: Ev lielijricllif kv EQ' Clark, R, K., SN, Erickson, J. L., SN, Tunnell, E., SNP GUVIVL G- VVM?5MM eickf E' VW SN, Fourth row: Mize, B. E., SN, Smith, L. l--, SN? Holman, C- F-1 G ' flsu ' I R' Clark L M. SN- Koger cz. w., SN: Puileyw. L.,SN, Sfeeiman, HJMSNJ SCfOQQ'nSf ' -1 if ,,.. ,J I , uw !-iaq,,,,., ff 4 new f A L4-L-.dag if , my I , 'f,'f'25,, , '- f tw? S' -1:37-ffz 'U' ,X Q Z ,few ,, , wwf ' C , r ' Y f . , X ,O ..,,,y,... f X f dim Ml O' af CW ri First row, left to ri ht: Rusin, W, R., SN, Russel, J. L., SN, Williams, C. C., BM3, Krahmer, L. C., GM2, Lt. ligl O. V. Kaiser, Ens. G. F. Schmidtlein, Lowry, J. E., GMl, Blevins, H. F., BM3, Zimmerman, H. D., SN, Norris, J. D., GMSN, Driebholz, W. S., SN. Second row: Swisher, J. R., SA, Tigano, G. J., SN, Sladick, R. D., SN, Farthing, J. R., SN, Olinger, W. J., GMSN, Einertson, R. L., SN, Einertson, M. C., SA, Torrens, J. D., SN, Savage, C. E., GMSN, Pridemore, N. H., SN, Rigley K. G., SN, Lacy, R. A., BMSN, Anderson, E, F., SN, Whitehead, M. E., SA. Third row: Gremling, C. L., SA, Cheely, R., sri, Stalsberg, R. G., SN, Harris, L. E., SN, Regot, H. D., SN, Easley, T. R., SN, Graham, H. D., SN, Howle, D. L., SN, Pryor, L. G., SN, Pryor, W. D., SN, Coffman, R. L., SN, Ellis, C. D., GM3, Davis, C. H., GMSN. 1 , ',, ,.'1,.7 ,,.f ., , ,,.., f,... ,. .... ..,........,,,......,,?,,,,.L,,,a. ,ajft A if i,'We, the Fifth, are primarily responsible for the 'M Nil, , ., maintenance and operation of the after five-inch zfjgi i'ir ., V' Q' -Qbattery. The gunners' mates, under the direction . V ' 155' T 'isi'T fjeeyf of Lowry, GMl, must keep the guns firing. Our X J l , 'division is also responsible for maintenance of F .1 ivarious other areas of the ship and takes part in ,Y if .Q A deck operations important to overall operations of , j the ship, among which are refueling, rearming and ,,gs ... ,, , g , ,,, ,, g g 3, feplenishing Work. This Phase of our duties is the , 'sLN1K.l,,, ,ob of the boatswain's mates and deck seamen. v Ji IEAQQQ-ki lk, 'X I l- l 1 X tx., X Y l -, Y-.. -ccwi First row, Marberry, Turner, A. C. L., SN. Second row: O'Meara, James T., BMC B., SN, Wagner, B., GM3, Perales, D. R., BMSN C. L., SN, Wroblewski, H. J., SN, Smith, W. T., SN, Clare Third row: L., GMSN, H. H., Jr., Wisse, J. E., GMSN, Outen, J. H., SN, Belanger SN, Beauregard, V. R., l x.l -A R X 1 , I I Miller, W. J., SN, Hamilton, J. C., BM3, Gunter, SN, Garrett, H. D., sn, core, 5, Wi, Lt. ljgl D. V. KAISER, USNR V left to right: Speere, D. A., SN, Romero, J. R., BMSN, Donmoyer, D. H., GMSN, Bourgeois, R. J., SN, Whitner R. S., SA, Whitaker, M. R., SN, Chirillo, J., SN, Andreassi, O., SN, Hubbard, J. V., SN, Hughes, S. D., SN, Salzl, R., Whitehead, W. L., SN, Roper, W. A., SN, Factor, H. A., SN, Cook, J. D., J. M., SN, D. M., SN, SN, Clare, N. C. H., SN, Nickum, J., SN, Safford Lilly, K. D., BM3, Ens. Elmer E. Wachter, USNR Frease, R. O., GM3, Berry, C. F., SN, Brenner, C A. B. SN' Maass, J. C., SN, Wheeler, B. G., SN, Derderian SN, Richardson, C. L., SN. QV sn, TP AE i l N i li' rfisf, Q Hit? . S. S ., g , A XXXXXX First row, left to right: Ferris, C. B., SN, Shy, V, R,, SN, Mills -it A, SN. R d L C SN, l , V., SN, Robles, T., SN, Grozier, C. J., SN. Second row: Owens, -F., Seli,'Stokesl R, i:g,R?gJqQn,.3Ui,JJfS,T,l' lgrglemalker' , C. A., SN, Higgins, J. M., SN, Griep, l'l. W., SN, Krumm, F. J., SN, Lehneg, D, A, SN. Stgvens' P E SN' Tgird liowfanger' Epstein, Salmon, J. M., SN, Gilbert, J. F., SN, Dahlmeyer, R. G., BM3, Biggell R, QM3. MgZZL3,, E GM3, H'a ,RSA E. J., BML oav, B. R., GM3, Day, A. w., om, House, J., SN, shefiii, R. E'., SN, 'tayioi J. L 'sN3 Li' iigi 's enrcgl' ' f Fourth row: Ziptel, L. J., SN, Powers, A. K., SN, Quirin, J. J., SA, Thomas, J, P,, SA, lghobaffian SN. FRAOOW' J. W., SN, Griep, A. L., SN, Schumm, J. F., SN, Glancy, J. P., SN, Wadlinger, J. W., SN, Mayes W. SN. I I ,rv-1-ef-. Ours is one of the lorgest divisions on the ship, 90 to lOO men, os o rule. These men ore needed in the Sixth Division i f to mon the port onti-oircrott guns. ln oddition to this import- l 1 ' ,-US 'YN ont ossignment, our responsibility includes the control ond ' mointenonce of the port lifeboot, the mcinning of port -. replenishment stotions, ond the furnishing of seo ond oir 'F' ii li' lookouts woy up in Sky Forword. BM's Horlin, McCorter, l, Bissell, ond GM's Wilson, Biever ond Doy, helped by the i, SoIts of the Sixth, ore the boys responsible for the consist- KX ll ently smooth functioning ond neot oppeoronce of our ship's f Al ll port side. , X gif, 1 . ' llx..i.g - , l l , Li. tjgi E. J. wEAvER, usN i l l ll First row, left to right: Ve co, T. A., SN, She-lsted, J. D., SN, Moore, l-l. E., SN, NOVRUS, G. A., SN, RlOS, J-, SN! l'l0l5l4eY, l J' W-, SN, Lay, F. D., SNS Second row: Jones, W. R., SN, Straight, G. Ai, SN, BBCOW, B- E.-, SN, NUNQS, J-, ?NJGElLL,0Tl,S,N,, L., SN, Brandt D D SN' Traill I. E SA- Sarieffieid J. H., SN, Szumlal, W. J., SN- Th-fd ww: Migrieauf, . -, I l Smllh, K. R., SN,ARh'oades R, E., SA, .l'vlcCarter, R., BAA2, Garland, R. B., GM3, l-larlin, E. J., BMl, Lt. ligl E. J. Weaver, 1, McFarland, E. D., SN, navel, D., SN, Archie, E. L., SN, Ratcliff, E. R., SA, Wall, R. L., SN: GOOSd,,ff'n,L,B-,451 SQ- RF 'g',f,'T , row: Watson, B. R., SN, Virgil, E, T., SN, Roberts, J, L., SA, Brown, E. E., SN, Wallace, DAB., , ,R iw . ., , Q Wall, E. R., SN, Logue, Fl. L, SN, Ponder, A. R., SN, Tubbs, C. E., SN, MaClS9Y, R- D-, SN, VmP'af - -f ' I i J l N ' f' frtr f ' Q Y , l i ' i l i l l i i l i f i li First row left to right' Steiner G L. GM2, Robinson, R, D., SN, Pratt, B., SN, llZxawl?5,h,NB. g.,I3rN, 'gucikenss M-I Swlcavanahl C. L., SN, Hilll' J.'E,, SN, Harrison, V. G., SN, Truesdell, J. G., , ag a D gA,. W, k gl SA' N ce W BMI' Jones D P SN' Marsh S W. SN, Smith, H. B., SN, Reese, M, W., SN, Trafas R. J., SN, D. C. , I '1 I I ' 'I I I ' I I Lty C' J H. F. Starn Jr. Third row: Osepian, E., SN, Marino, F. V., BM3, Hoffman, W. E., SN, Box 'I ' Olsdril, W. H., L. A., SA, Clingen, S. E., SN, Petty, B. G., SN, Jones, A. B., SN, Bello Second row: Ens. Worte, Unger, L. E., SN, Barca, J. B., SN, Newcomb, R. E., SN, Hayden, O. D, , ite e, ilx . H. N., SN, A P- 0-I SNP Thom' W-1 SA- 'f 7 '65 'ff f-,. ff, ' .. ,.,, 5 - - g., ' li? iff: A flifj.riQi1'.f1g'1F:xf - f 3 V' .,, ' ' i . if lb. 3 ' ' '15 iflwgg l 3 1 . - W .J,.-fry 1 ,I I . -- .fhlf 'l f ., ., R I ' I f . . F 'elif ' f 1 '.r,r3.w.. I '..r w rgtmxw .:., n T'ii5JQ.fs' .iraif-l . iff 2 52 ' '5'E..'35i1ifi is We if .-6'1 Liv.: 313 - - -SAM. -,tc . .X Nix, f X. s . .tr A A , -, .. ., ,-gif! fsssii-.-'Q-, ,F f .. .. QA ...'l '-:ft X ...wif . .-H' X . F,x.X3,,,..-.F fi . . 2 i . 1 YQ: sesfwf I 'z !'?sfL1'l S A si 1 wr 'F TWV fl ml.. I A ig ,,.,.,.. A .V., . ' ,KA H W 1 J.. at i l 2 JU . l . sf S Q f. N fl' tl 'Y if Y, ,L Tzgykn ' , l iklk' rf H B I Q 5 ' ' W Q. ,QTLN Ei :U ix Qc Vi PJ if cg, Xxx f, V........ , l it v ra x . wi ws, ',fsL.3, l t , 25,7 Q n m, , if'5 YS 5 . J J'-R it X I RIG Q,a 1 YE J H iw... ia lsr Wd Higgs' ti y , . :XQN ft . zlwy, . .... K., , E , '-Vwfffl' - X. -X S 'f ' t'v2?.i't Six ls I a Ejfifirl S 1 .Ol v .rt Q i 2 . 1.fL.e.' H - x -sr H ,- l Rf, ....,V . '-w 1 a r sf ,. L ..vs,3N.,. . 2 .. - 5 Q,p':yggF.fS, .-.ng V' 'i X . K-t. f-Q' '. i ' iw it 4 Q- .-. . ,As C I . X.. X. .. . ...,.i 5 J'-31 1-5. 6 s- ks - , 2- i , ,pcmxxf VAS.: if 5 A W, X k . 2 fi.:.b.Q.,..jg.3.Lsf.L:.cgL.-.A -. -4.......L....JA . . .. .s.......-...s,,..,,,,,.i5-f '4M.4L, X, E l l ...........-... ... . Ai ..,.1.-fl.-.V ,f ..,f..-,r:.v.:-.,. M.. . fr ,. , f ,W 'r ffrfwzmrs.-:awby-f.ff.1Lf:z:1fQ1,' 31,511 155114 .,:gr.'.,g1g.15-swf:1..-.5-.wr.,,,,,., -. ..,g,.,f5:z.,gg:,g 4..s.v.'fM.4.': .-uf.-:11vssfvg-Ii, hardest working group of men on the ROCHES- f optly describes the Seventh Division. Continuous on the stcirboord mochine gun bottery in order to .,,i1,,,,,.,.,.i,, X them in perfect condition is one of our most ..s jobs. We keep our spoces from the storboord quorterdeck oft to turret three olso in top condition. ln ciddition, we mon the forword fueling stotion os well os the ofter high-line during refueling ond replenishing operations. Well-eorned is our nome of the hordest working division oboord. l First row lkneelingi, left to right: Ens. Glen B. Yates, Lain, O. E Jr. Second row: Trammel, O. J., GM3, Hubbard, J. F., BM3, Parker, F. D., SN, Williams, C. O., GM2, Westbrook, H. L. SN, Hurlbirt, J. J., GM3, McFarland, C. E., SN, Wilson, R, E., lx C., SN, Hollar, D. J., SN, Fischetti, P. C., SN, Maddox, L. E., SA, Kosak, W., Jr., SN, Dostal, L. S., SN, Steiner, J. F., GM3, eufhrae, G. W., GM3. il C., BM3, Olivas, A., SN, Reese, E. R., SN, Lt. ljgl H. F. Starn, SN, Scott, M. G., SN, Tocker, K. M., SN. Third row: Caudill, 3 Lt. iigm H. F. STARN, Q usN H.. 'll -4 ees' ' First row, left to right: Taylor, R, D., PFC, Sims, R. G., PFC, Falk, L. S., PFC' G 'ff'th R B PFC- D' . J A. Prc, ward, c. J., cpl., Ehlers, c. c., cpl., Rider, R. L., Prc. Second Jew? Nboung, Hf' K, tp,','. Fi'nL, Cv?,p ,g P05225 De 24 ve L f 1- J , J 4 : e e V ., j ore the members of the Morine W .q i b mef in Detochment oboord ship. Although we J ' ' htlthf number but 40 men, we perform o g g X ll ... ,A ? great number of tosks oboord. We A is Ab, mon the 40 mm guns forword ond 1 A ,, Capt. F. Y. DILL, USMC keep them in 4.0 condition. We olso S ',V, wotch over men in the ship's brig, oct 'Q J ,V M, . . os orderlies for the Coptoin ond Exec- A fy J utive Officer ond provide the honor guord for the mony odmirols ond be xi5 'i 1 '. government officiols. .nl i First row, left to right: Edwards, C. E., PFC, Videtich, R. J., PFC5 J-SWSON, R. J-J PFC! HOCJQC, E3 H., PFC! RYSWY, Sw CPI-5 Anderton, R. L., lsr Lt.i Throgmorton, R. L., PFC: Pfannkuche, E- l--, PFC: Cunha, A. J., CDI.: W'fYLZ5kbgC,I 5Sef.:bBudaLf1, fix, L PFC. Second row: Rogers, M. J., PFC, Arcolano, T. F.,' PFC! Keeler, M- R., FFS? Ssfheflanfi 'El PIECE LgidgS'AP'f MIC H., MfSgt., Tallman, D, H., PFC, Thuringer, J. A., PFC, Newman, P. W., PFC, an OSSUVVW, i F' , I ft t ri ht: Saul, J. R., SN, Lacey, R. L., YNSN, Ferguson, F. D., SN, Hix, W., SN! GlaCl e'fla.f M-1 SN? Howardf lrst row e o g . ' ' ' 'Il' , R. E., SN, Lttl , J. P., SN. Second row CHGUN Parker J- C SN' Hullofd' M'-R SN' CO '9.S' 5' L SN' W' '.amSO'l A SN? Efb J. c. SN- Lf. Cw nari Strain, p. E SN , N .J l'l I ., , , 1 I y 'I HWY J S SN MCK 'OY' K' C SN' Pm' R' W' S ' O 'mn p G SN oi kowafz, M. A., Fcc. Page 'B 'G .lSN'lYoung J D SN' Gibson R R, SN, Warmowski, R. F., SN, Spencer, . ., I 95 Thircl fawfriefkher E.'T.', rcs, Smith, W. A., SN, Jones, L. R., SN, wright, p. J., FT3, Honey, S., FTS, Hickey, M. J., FC3' Sudduth H. IQC3, Cadden, R. E., FC3, Carter, J. E., FT3, Pennington, D. R., SN, Decloept, E. W., SN. g First row, left to right: Dumler, D. H., FT3, Enoch, E. V., SN, Grapes, R. E., SN, Maynard, J. E., FT3, Chandler, G. E., SN Waclaw, C. J., SN, McKean, C. C., SN, Crump, O. K., FT3, Tweedy, J. R., SN, Wilcox, J. C., SN. Second row: Damph YNSN, McDonald, J. W., SN, Arnold, B. H., SN, Latoon, R. D., SN, Whitmer, W. W., FT3, Clifton, R. D., SN, Vezollies H. A., SN, Henry, A. V., FT3, Koepke, P. H., SN, Clifton, L. A., SN. Third row: CHGUN Larent, Selover, A. L., SN, Lane L. O., SN, Crane, R. D., SN, Holman, R. A., FT3, Zoppi, M., SN, Schneider, R. E., FT3, Brummitt, F. E., SN, Miller, J. R. R. D., FCC, Kingsley, K. E., SN, Daulphanias, P. H., SN, Jones, R. L., SN, Brothers, J. R., FC3, Newsham, C. D., Benqtsson, R. B., SN, Ray, C. E., SN, Barkhurst, R. M., GMC. I SN, Renz, R. J., SN, Richards, R. G., SN, Kinsman, S. H., SN, Daniels, R. L., FT3, Lt. ljgl Peterson. Fourth row: Collier, FT2, Costello, A. J., FTl, Nepivoda, A. J., FT2, Wilber, J. H., FT2, Flot, J. E., FT3, Doran, J. G., SN, Shortreed, D. R., SN, X N jf .:gggf'g.:H, 55' lX1f1YT'lBf5 5-J-152 if-f-fbi VT: PNN QS .-.:.i X l, 151, . gm, 3 fli in . 3 CD 3 o- CD 'T U1 o -H Fl' 3- CD 'T1 o x Q 5 . 'L' . o 3 2 CD Q '1 CD 3 o Fl' o 2 S4 o 3 CD o -h Fl' 3- CD K- 5 .-' '4'. 1 W 'O -0- CD CD ' '-Dt' O C Sf, 3' -is Q CD cn 3 3 m -' cn C '-P' 22 Q- 2, S -i- V' C O x :r 5 QL 3 U7 -K W 5 S 9 L- 9. g ai .. 3 O ro 3 O 3- o Q, 52 U, 3 CW 5' Q 3 cn 5 U' E o' 3 3 fb 5 B' LD O 3 O -is O -4 -+ 'U 'O C 3. O o 3- 5 O 3 FP 1 'K lTl Fr N4 1 GTP I U, Q, 70 3' rn B' 3' C w 'D P- 2 3 'W 9 5 9.. Q CL T U. 33 EJ' J E -f S' ff 3 O. -x T f-o- 91- C U., 2 -r CD FDI- -0- 4 -U -. K 1 3 O x cn - 3 S4 - O ... Q .. 2 8 3 Q SF rf' YJ U1 o o. 3 co U1 .4 K 3 cn Q- I 31 0, 'U 9. o -is 2 2, Q- 5' 3 'D 'S 'D 3 21 U '5- nn LO VD - fn 2' 6' O Q. 5 9+ CD .O -as Q1 N2 3 2 ff S V' 9 1' 2- ,S N 'D S- a 9 5' LO O A 77' 'U rn CD 3' 3 3. CD 3' U., Q Q ..... 3. Q 3 ,.,, CD LO 3 o. o 3 3' Q 0 - 3 -- 3 4 1 CD Um' S4 . cn ro tn T' .1 fi 3 ' ll. il Sl ' 1 fx . .. fS4srt1ff's4l ff.. Q. N .. . 1,4 f -31, N . ,lla CJ4J1EQsE545.j,xx,q,f3,, . A - L L iz 1 Nd! xl 5 ii 1. fig 1 P l 5 rllni E l l a i I i i E First row, left to right: Lt. Cjgl G. G. Steves, Lysy, E. C., AM2, Homberg, E. R., ADI, Hull, J. H., AM2' Smith R L AN' Ronken, R. H., AMC. Second row: Vindiola, A., ADAN, Hart, L. S., AN, Meadows, E. R., AN, Kirkland, V. R.,lAN, casino, H., AL2. We of the V Division ore the oviotion unit oboord ond mon the drone plones for onti-oircroft firing proctices. The continuol mointenonce of our red model plones leods to our big doy when we lounch them for the tosk force. Then Mr. Steves skillfully moneuvers the drone with his joy stick, while oll the r ships in the forrnotion blost owoy. i ' X ' 1 J f i kflii' ll 'J X. ,J U-.-x , IP X il. X ,J .jf , 5 ., S . X .HQ-f ..,..,.R .. ig I Ili jg.: S Qisiii l ifif V. L. STAMM, USNR W .QM XX .. lean.. ,cs- .. , .fx 3 ix ,vig ,Wg '11 O f--X X,.- ..,X E, 1' . 4 - ,V t . . W . . J. gg ALA V, , , V 1 '71 . K - 1 S 5 P 1 ' X x f fwfr, if . .1 , .f 4 ,,,, .. If , . . X , Ni g ,.A, U 1, if y - , f N, , -L 1, . . . . I i X 1 . 1 ' s 1 , xl., 5 . , A 0 . 1. il if 1 f 1 ' , l , 'wx vig' , l . , , V ,W HW? 1. , . f , ,,- K . . 3 Jfi. .. . L.g.g,.,c-..g...s..u..,,....1.,. L We quartermasters and aerologists are assigned to the N Division of the Navigation Department, with the primary task of aiding the Navi- gator and the Officer of the Deck. While at sea, we help navigate the ship with sextants, chronometers, fathometers, bearing circles, charts, etc. We also aid in the daily routine of the ship. Most of us can usually be found in the Chart House at all hours of the day, drinking our famous coffee. First row, left to right: Roswold, R. W., SN, H b E 5 . , , Dennison, R., QMl, Krieger, D. G., SN, Bogart,OHS.OID., SN,l Jcglnejl W'll'?m5f D- D-, QMII Second row: Husserl, S., SN, Paiva, F. L., SN, Evanick, G. SN' Rodrilguelz A SN. amwnghlf H- D-, QM3- pard, R. L., SN, Stevenson, B. L., SN, Ramsey, R., SN, Shelrwinl G N SN? Reedllff, N Rfgj,1f'egd. :E.,ESNbISAhSeD' I - -1 I , . .I CO I . -I Dasher, W. L., QM3, Keller, S. E., SN. E. iff First row, left to right: Fortin, V. F., DTC, String!-,ami 5. C- HM3. H-H M D SN, R. ' , A coca, Lcdf. G. W. waiter coca, Lt. cigi J. H. Eck clvici, Lt, cigi J.'D.'sEhw5aniLirfh'cMEf'515055END LtHiii9DRJ't,R' 2C'jnegd,f,T Rains, R- gi-,LHASEJQ gewart, fx., HMC. Second row: Van Grinsven E. P. DN' Farvfell GI D. CbODlerali4IB SN' Williams, , ,, , elaini, . ., HM3, Dighe I W. E-I SNI T d in F I .1 .1 . ., 1 ' , . ., I Clark, J. T. L., su. Trefelner, G. A., HM3. F 'U eau' ' 'f HM? HO'Sfe'fv K- G-I HM2. Reese, E. M., SN. As members of the H Division, Wetmdintoin the heolth ond hygiene of personnel, supervise the sonitotion of the ship, core for the sick ond in- jured, ond instruct the crew in hygiene ond first oid procedures. Giving shots is olwoys on un- popuior job, but it is olwoys hondled expertly by Trefelner. Of course, we do not confine oil our octivities to Sick Boy. Scotty entertoins on the rodio ond smokers. The best right fielder on the boseboll teorn is our Deloini. Q x V' 2 it C5541 1. Lt, J. R. SCHWEINFURTH USN lMCi Lt. D. L. MILLER, USN First row, left to right: Northen, J. E., PNC, Moffa, W, R., PNSN, Raguet, W. E., PNSN, Rempe, W. F., PNSNQ BelCl'16f J. L. R., YNSN, Grzenia, R. P., YNSN, Heller, S, H., PN3, Glentzer, D. H., YN3, Holguin, R., PNSN, Cole, P. A., PI3, SCLK P. R. Jorgensen. Second row: Moody, H. W., PN3, Bourne, G. R., DKSN, Greenfield, W. C., YN2, Bell, H. C., PN3, Walters, J. S., PNl, Lt. D. L. Miller, Lt. ijgl F. C. Gallwey, Krug, T. F., SN, Newton, G., PN3, Payton, R. L., SN, Baslef L, E., PISN, Sullivan, R. P., SN. Third row: Josey, J. O., PI3, Kop, I. YN2, Sipos, J., PNSN, Hughes, J. B., PNSN, Sher- man, W. D., YNSNg Lacey, W. F., PNSN, Hanish, H. M., ET3, Watts, J. O., PNSN, Flickinger, W. P., SN. We hondle o vost voriety of jobs in EX Division. The PN's in the Administrotive Office keep the service records ond wotch over motters pertoining to enlisted men's service records, os well os the most importont posses oboord ship, the liberty cords. The YN's in the CODtoin's Office toke core 'M 'ei' N iff .. :sff:i y.f- 5. if ,.,L5.i,iy3j:3.Q,. X j.i:iT......Ali:y . N...41-x ' 1. .sa of oll the shipls correSDondence os well os the A iois ll officers' service records. The print shop is swomped ,555 doily, everything from stondby chits to plons of the gjfglgg eg,i doy being run off down there on the fourth deck. As'-l 5.iQl.sl5 The MAA's keep order on the ship. We hove the X if, A legol yeornon, choploin's ossistont, troining office A l 1 J. A 1 i. ond the ong in the crew's loun e which kee ll Q Q ps up L. I the books ond our own rodio stotion, MYTR, ,W 'fnii ' si .ssai Qfifi if l A U . ' f . i - fi I ,.f.':':-:Q g ,.v.y'.g' f gislttli-S43 l , We storekeepers ond disbursing clerks of S-l Divi- sion ore chorged with the responsibility of receiving, 2 supervising ond issuing oll the ship's supplies, from f complicoted electronics geor to pencils ond erosers. Under Lt, F. A. Sokso, we hondle the upkeep of the ship's rnony issue rooms ond the Supply Office, , through which o multitude ot 307 requisitions i poss doily. Under Ens. .l. P. lnmon, we olso stott the Disbursing Office, seeing to it thot the entire . crew is poid regulorly twice o month. With ollot- ments, longevities ond trovel poy, this is no smoll i Q Qin I ' , l r Q F Lt. F. A. SAKSA, USNR lSCl Fin, ww, left to ,gghfz 1-lafcheff, E, A., DKC, I-lellyer, W. R., SK3, Cox, R. W., SKSN, Joiner, W. D., SN, Topolinski, W K., SKSN, Mooney, J. c., SN, Hoooooioaio, L. L., SN, Qox, R. A., SK3, Erismiriger, A. F., SK3g Lf. iakga-RffgfnglKg',f,',f Dijlgrfgffl D. E., SN, G , J. L., SN, Ferguson, R. G., SKSN, Dltlo, F. S., SKSN, Lloyd, M. c., srsi, Boss of , ,, , sxsrsi, Pein, R. B., sm, Hoffman, R. F., SK3, chofvooy, w. L., SK3, Maas, L. O-, SN, Yefsf - 'f f f ' . lfyyffl I mn l f.,., . . -. . Wffiff ,fi 'W-4' wivffk? . , f fir Q fi W www? f l S43-Q A DILLE USN ' 1 Q I l ,W Z 'V Qi 1 A .1 . ' , f . , . W - , ' , aw, j ,f . 11,2570 . ' , , 0 ,. ',,f4-,.f.- - ' .wif M fp f L., . ll li ,- l ' I ,N . ,. J First row, left to right: CHPCLK G. A. Dille, Waddey, J. H., SN, Thompson, L. F., SN, Ferrell, C., Sl-l3, Peter- ,5 son, R. W., SKGSN, Witherspoon, R. D., Sl-ll, Farha, J. L., Sl-lSN, Miller, C. S., Sl-lSN, Lehr, A. L., SN, Freeman lr W. L., SN, Nelson, C. J., SH3, Cullen, D. R., CSSN, PACT J. D. Bonds, Garrett, K. E., SHC. Second row: 3 Williams, W. D., CS3, Stearns, E. A., SN, Martinez, H., Sl-lSN, Lantz, K. M., SKSN, Kelley, D. E., SK3, Juarez, I A Ag3SN, Gallaspy, S. M., SHSN, Wekenborg, S. G., SN, Bowen, R. F., SN, Templin, E. O., SHSN, Harris, R. C., 'J J C . ll. at From mending shoes to serving chow this shows the greot ' diversity of jobs we do oboord ship. We consist ot cooks ship s servicemen ond storekeepers ond hondle such octivities os the Sodo Fountoin Ship Store, Toilor Shop Cobble Shop Borber Shop, ond Loundry Preporing chow three times o doy is no eosy chore for the cooks bokers ond butchers who moke up the lorgest port of the S 2 Divisuon is lg Q 7 x w 1 5 ., l N J .fl , 2 . 2 l 4 ,f ' A t .4 qw-4,,,,,.. IJ tqq...--v-sw'Y'e'f 1 is-ef W SXSW xx-z xQX?j :ga ,3,-gf X . .f.,1 W.. X Q, . ,.. En JIIIH I 5 I - .J - First row, left to right: Troup, W. D., TN, Daniels, C., TN, Smith, J. R., SDI, Chess K L TN Robinson R L SD2 Albenr W, Jr., TN, Drayden, A. O., TN. Second row: Ens. Inman, Bishop, S. L., SDI, Strickland F SD3 Ba tl S SD3 U I P SD3, Grant, J. D., TN, McLemore, T. H., TN, Motley, J. M., SDC. Third row Domaginan D FSEDI3 Delfin PmaTaNI Macargeg, P., SD3, Vigdo, L. N., SD3g Palma, J., SD3g Holmes, S. P., SD2, Drayton J SD3 Leaser H B TN Besides starting the officers' day with a good breakfast, we of S-3 continue to keep busy preparing the other meals as well as keeping Officers' Country in fine condition at all times. We keep the officers' staterooms ship-shape and clean. Care for the wardroom pantry by keeping it well stocked also falls into our hands. And, of course, we spend many hours keeping the coffee pot steaming throughout the day. l l l 1 l l First row, left to right: Finnan, G. F., FN, DeLapp, A. D., MR2, Rock, L. F., FN, Wright, J. T., MMC, McMindes, G L FN ps T A. FN, Matthews, E. E., MMC, Huntsman, D. C., FN, Second roam: Shipman, J. R., ENT, Carter, R. l., FN, Riggs, V , FN, MACH A. R. Boston, Lt. ljgl T. A. Doyle, Rodgers, P. J. Jones M. FN' Drake C. R. FN. Third row: Endo, B. S. kxkk :xx - Lk., Li. iigi T. A. DOYLE, 1 , , USNR l i i ii l l Our A Division, composed of approximately titty men, is respon- ,I sible for the operation and maintenance at much ot the auxiliary machinery throughout the ship-from the anchor windlass to . the crane and from sea valves to the whistle and siren at the A top of the stack. Included are refrigeration systems, the laundry, steam heating and air conditioning systems, machine shop equipment, emergency diesel generators and the all-im- portant soda fountain. And when liberty time rolls around, we are quite concerned about the boat engines, too. i 'JQ Miner, R. F., FN, Bodine, F. M., MMc, Erwin, D. L., FN, Philli 'l McKinley, C. J., FN, Welich, B. S., FN, Hagedorn, D. L., FN. , E., FN, Drake, L. E., FN, Baughart, J. D., FN, Whitten, E. L. J FN, Stites, R. J., MR3, Lightner, D. L., FN, Boone, C, E., FN, EN3, Cannon, R. L., FN, Clark, G. R., FN, Stinson, D. M., FN FN, Rothweiler, R. J., EN3, Chapman, O. W., FN, Leonard, J D., MM2, Christman, C. F., FN, Thomas, R. D., FN. I Leepelr, C., B., IFN, Ka,mplain,I P. M., FN, Cheatham, W. A. D., FN, Burton, W. M., FN, Walters, B. J., FN, Williams, J . ref! First row, left to right: Gill, R. J., MM3, Chism, R. B., BTI, Short , . . W., MML2, Game, B. ca., BT3, Hummel, K. D., MM2, Goodman Cf TBTl3TTerTSf' LH BET?'JoJfri2r-JJOJJIQ xg BT1, Records, H. I., BTI. Second row: Lr. cron K. W. o'Neau, rooere 'F. cf FN- oreziem D E IFN' ooodwm C. D., FN, Smith, I-L C., FN, Waioorr, D. L., FN, Kazzee, N. F., FN, 'Moore' R.'M. BT3f Whilfe T s BT3 Croneberger, H. L., BT3, Tate, H. E., BTC. Third row: Ens. D. B. Scott, Myres H. FN' Dbke R 'L -FNY Berk iey, W. W., FN, Byrd, T. L., FA, soravoer, C. B., BT3, Mason, R. L., FN, Nicholas L.' L. FN- 'Bredley'L R FN, Archer, H. L., FA, Berg, A. J., FA, Avery, L D., FN, Wagner, J. L., BTC. Foiirth roTv: Slellers L.'L. 'FN Lynn, W. R., FN, Potts, D. E., FN, Fowler, C. P., FN, Lummus, A. J., FN, Robert, C. E., FN, Scoggins, T. FN, Lindstrom, R, E., FN, Schexnaydre, I. J., FN, Coronado, G., FN, Lauzon, B. L., FN. We're the B Division, the men who l moke the steom. Formerly known os the block gong in the old cool burner doys, We're now known os the Snipes Besides our moin tosk of coring for the boilers, we olso refuel the ship, hondle fresh woter ond run the generotors. Although We moy be sweating down below decks when the weother is bolmy, we reolly enjoy our 80 degree temperature when it's freez- ing topside. Le, 4,93 ii. W. o'r,sBeLL, B , Usorrc R A FN Leavitt R W BTGC' John . . FN- Hartman, . r, 2 f ' ' F' f , I H- 1' ght: MacRae, W. R., FN, R053 H-T-1 A' TC. J h I GQ FN, Good, J T SST, gwE'reB-T55 'Fm' D' B Scott Goodnoyggl WJIIPJLF BLC'FllEFnD3FfamerJ.HJ3E.,IFN? Bfliarlr, L. H., BT2, Watson BT3 G h t, R. D., BT3. Second row. onne , D II. FN. R. D., Felilj Caorthern, R. H., FN? Colton, O. C., FN, Belles, R., MMI, Godfrey, R , , Ubin 'Iwllf we W' W' Q11 First row, left to right: Matison, C. O., Jr., ICC, Lt. Willcox, Ens. Nowak, CHELEC Schooley. Second row Sable, G, J., Jr., FN, VanThop, R. N., FN, Woodman, W. E., FA, Riviere, J. L., SN, Kutulas, J. E., EM2, Baum- gartner, A. P., EMFN, Virta, P. O., EMFN, Gadberry, J. B., lCFN, Hum, W. C., EMFN, Powell, D. F., EM3, Copp C. F., FN. Third row: Holman, W. B., EM3, Garner, R. L., FN, Absher, C. R., FN, Garner, W. D., EMFN, Boucher R. O., EMFN, Fine, L. E., EMFN, VanArsdale, C. A., EMFN, Dawson, J. S., Jr., EM3, Moon, D. K., IC3, Ward M. J., EMFN, Schlachter, E. F., EMFN. Fourth row: Bissell, R. L., FN, Maxey, B. D., FN, Titsworth, G. A., FN Rinnan, S. H., FN, Florey, H. E., IC2, Kanaley, W. H., ICFN, Ramsden, T. J., EMFN, Anderson, D. C., EMFN English, R. L., FN. Fifth row: Johnson, A. D., EMFN, Miller, J. C., EM3, Johnson, M. F., EM3, Woods, K. M. FN, Laster, J. L., ICFN. Sixth row: Campbell, A. A., Jr., ENFN, Statler, D. A., FN, Lowe, F. C., FN, Price, F. J. EMl. Lf. w. H. wn.i.cox usNR Replocing light bulbs shottered by gunfire concussion is only o routine job of the E Division personnel. Our moin tosk is to furnish electricol power throughout the ship. Four 750 kilowott TU bOQenerotors ore the sources of this power. Over fifty electricions' motes ond strikers ossure the proper distribution of eleclrlcfll Power to the ship's steering system, the gun bot- fefies, QYVOSCOPGS, golley griddles, movie projectors ond rnony other ploces. Without us, life oboord ship would be dork indeed. First row, left to right: Callintine, C. A., YN3, McDonald, G. L., MEI, Zahner, M., ME3, LeGrand, N. A. DC3' Rafferty R. F., ME3, Lynch, M., ME3, Chambless, J. L., DC3, Neville, J. H., DC3, Maxwell, R. H., DC3, Freels J., L. FP3' Hunt J. J., DC3, Woosley, J., MEl, Hangartner, B. J., MEl, Wallimaki, J. L., MEl. Second row: Price, B, SN, Tetrleau C F., FN, Schultz, E. E., FN, Egdort, G. E., MEFN, Sturm, R. W., FN, Fappiano, F., FN, Hardie, P. J., MEFN, Bilbrew D. FN, Cox, D. B., FPFN, Cordell, D. C., MEFN, Leigh, M. E., FN, Linikemann, D., MEFN, Kunau, S. N., MEFN, Spinozai R. D. FN, Tatro, R. E., FN, Stone, H. L., FPl, Lt. fig? W. R. Lowry. Third row: Stout, J. B., DCC, Gibson, H. J., MEFN, 'Gandy K. R., MEFN, Swackhammer, J. M., FN, Fadden, R. E., DCFN, Cox, J. D., FPFN, Harper, B. B., DCFN, Estep, M., FN, Zeszo tarski, R. S., DCFN, Walling, F., FP3, Peters, T. D., YNSN, Kennedy, M. W., DCFN, Buso, E., FPFN, May, J. R., MEFN Wade, J. P., FN, Kanavel, F. R., DCFN, Awe, J. C., MEFN, Sutton, G. S., DCFN, Lt. ligJ P. J. Geiger. Fourth row: Ens. J J. Ryan, CHCARP P. Pacheco, Skausa, D. R., FN, MacDonald, H. J., FN, Nebergall, W. L., FN, Barnes, R. L., FN, Lanning E. F., MEFN, Huggins, J. B., FPFN, Walker, R. R., FPFN, West, F. E., FN, Lesar, E. J., FN, Brant, J. D., FN, Ball, G. L. FPFN, Cole, J. D., MEFN, Brader, H. L., FPFN, White, R. G., DCFN, Hadden, E. A., DCFN, Warren, W. C., DCFN, Huch inson, W., FPFN. R stands for repair. We have the job of carpentry, painting, control and maintenance ot watertight integrity aboard ship. We keep up with the repairs of watertight doors and compartments, as well as keeping all the ship's tire-fighting equipment in good order. We also have the metalsmith gang, made up ot welders. The miles of pipe throughout the ship are handled by the pipetitters, who remain up at all hours of the night' during emergencies. We stand in a common cause to bring health, sanitation and a clean ship in which to live. Lt, ljgl W. R. LOWRY, USNR V'- ,aI ', I First row left to right' Lt E C Hill' Lt ljgl N. J. King. Second row: Williamson, J. R., MM2, Zsido, J. J., R B FN Luse D MM2, Sh' I , C. R., MMS, 'Drylden,lV. D., FN, Self, J. L., FN, Ruggiero, D., FN, Stewart, . ., , a , . Ep ey R S FN Har er W K FN Third row' Boltz R W MM3, Smith, A. E., FN, Martin, G. L., FN, agona, . ., , p , . ., . - , - -1 , . F., MM3, Webb, W. A., FN, Foster, J, B., FN, Hutchison, R. K., FA, Mayo, G. L., FN, Kenniston, D. P., FN, A Andrus, B. D., FN, Walls, G. S., FN. Fourth row: McCallum, D. A., FN, Templet, G. S., FN, .Westfall, G. E., FN. Fifth row: Smith, W. T., FN, Seymour, G. H., MMl, Madrid, A., FN, Hill, F. E., MM3, Wilson, J. T., FN, ' - - E. MM2' Moose, R. R., MMl, Leon- g Buhring, W. E., FN, Green, E. N., FN, Gustason, J. C., FN, McKenery, D. , , r ard, L. T., FN, Gardner, J. R., FN. 5 l , . . . Y4.1,'1e'E-4? if, I l2w.f.l,i'5? . , ly 4i:2.,,,z,:g- E,'33,f:ei, jig, gif, . .3 if f. E' -.1 .rw r i.,-..,tLf, Ag. 1 wl- fgj' L' ,.' fl-4' ,oggx--5-'!J.1 .A -. Pl' A 'lil-1'-'ff . . -'--:QQ .-:lm gvf-Q ,.. ge .rv L 1 ,sexo sem. SN H fxafh l'lf ' J ,.i.. K A We of the M Division toke core of the four 30,000 horsepowerfmoin propulsion units ond ossocioted X ouxiliory mochinery. Wotch stonding storts off with the tosks of messenger ond log keeper, pro- , gresses to throttlennen, evoporcitor mon, ond on up to Chief of the Wotch. A well done is extended Jilik X to our evoporotor men, who opercited the ship's f..gx....s ss E. C. HILL, USN evoporotors which furnished 48,000 gollons of fresh woter o doy. When the bridge osks for full 7 power, it is our division which mokes the ship steom foster ond foster. ,Jttom row, left to right: Meisch, O. E., FN,Webb, R. N., MM3' Pease R. L FN' B k , H-f FN! H309aff09l', G- l--, MM3, Jackson, O.L., MM2, Scroggs, J. T., FN. Secdnd rbw:OOBlFgi Qfdf L' pw FN? Falkenbefg, D. R., FN, Hill, J. E., FN, Dobbins, A. E., Lundgren, W. H., FN, Breash- lltf B' WW FN: Clayton, R- H-, MM3. Missing:Davis, R. J., MMC, Kirk, B. Cnl, FN. fwmf? XXX of ffl ' l l J 'WAND fs? , 'ssck .eff ,fx-Sify 'X if X X X if lf! X if f f I f i R X N XX QQXXHXXX XX X XS, xxx Bottom row, left to right: Woolway, J. E., ENS, Bergman, V. R. T., TE3, Fillingim, M. L., TE3, Stephenson, T. W., TEI, Burns, C. F., RMl, Hayes, A. F., RMl, Money, J. R., TE3, Surface, E. F., SN, Durrant, G. D., TEC, Second row: Sonin, B., LTJG, Shea, C., RMSN, Stegall, C. D., SN, Cheely, L. F., SN, Campbell, R. H., RMSN, Seutter, W. R., SN, Connolly, F E., TESN, Denman L C RMSN' McPhillips R V TESN' Brown J G SN T d - Q , . ., , , . ., , , . ., , ownsen,W. E., LTJG. Third row: Mc Cune, J. D., ENS, Arden, F. E., RMSN, Peavler, K. R., SN, Bayard, P. A., RMSN, lrving, D. E., RMSN, Crain, C, R., RMSN, Bridwell, C. J., SN, Arndt, C. L., TESN, Jones, G. T., LTJG. Fourth row: Stone, B. J., RMSN, Dorsey, C. L., SN, Neal, J. H., SN, Weimar, H. G., SN, Hollingsworth, L., SN, Milan, L. J., SN, Engle, W. G. Jr., TESN, Bell, J. E., TESN. Not shown: Mero, D. M., SN, Heintz, P. G., ENS. I I CR Division-rodiomen of the ship, we toke greot pride in I hondling oll incoming ond outgoing rodio ond teletype mes- soges. As busy os we were during our stoy in Westpac, we nevertheless conducted ci rigid school in communicotion pro- .fl I ff cedure which poid off when l2 men who opplied for third closs 5 . wifi exonninotion for rodiomon ond telemon oll possed. Operating 'fe the Post Office is onother function of the CR Division, ond is the personol pride of Hoyes, RMl. 1 1 at ' , J' I . J 'dtgggv A1 ..,. Jr' l lj v F1 Li. ljgl G. T. JONES. usNR Bottom row left to right: R. L. Thompson, QM3, W. J. Lewis, QMSNg L. Shahon SN L C Summers SN A M Hockto SN C E Lee Jr., QM3' W. E Landay Jr., QM2' W K. Powers, QM3,J F Campbell QMl Second row B P Hcgltglawq SN H C Douglass, QM3, G. JN. Boyer, QMSN,,F. Davis, QM3, J. F. Neville QM3 G Z Williams SN R ar SN R Herrera, SN, S. K. Doden, SN, LTJG L. C. Johnson. Third row: ENS R E Morris F D Folsom YNSN E W Turner SN D. D. Greenly, QMSN, L. G. Barrett, SN, R. Grinstaff, QMSNQ J L Young SN G L Ward YNSN Thot's CS Division--the SignoI Gong, o smoll division compored to most others. We're o group of obout thirty speciolists who speok our own weird longuoge of blinking lights, woving orms ond flying Hogs. Visuol communicotion is our business, the open bridge our boss ond the Reds ond the winter our opponents. Lt. Hg? Johnson, division officer, his ossistont, Ens. Morris, ond their first closs Quortermosters, Compbell ond Londoy, hove one hobit in common . . . they like to point with pride. . , K N N xiii J l K S K L., t E .1 ,wi ggi . . fl, . 5 'l 9 iii i v Bottom row, left to right: Osborne, S. M., RDSN, Whitmore, J. E., RD3, Ruhlman, C. D., SN, Bartholomew, O. W., RD3 Arp, J. E., RD3, Pausch, W. H., SN, Lee, J. R., SN, Scott, C. L., SN, Groves, W. F., SN. Middle row: Wong, ENS Materi, D. J., RDSN, Crawford, B. D., SN, St. Clair, A. J., RD2, Caldwell, LTJG, McLennan, LTJG, Hunt, LTJG, Perkins R. E., RDSN, Peija, D. J., RDSN, Butler, R. J., SN, Perry, L. R., RDC. Third row: Pellegrini, G. A., RD3, Roberson, S. J. RD3, Turner, J. A., SN, Cate, W. G., RDSN, Yoder, H. H., RD3, Cassidy, R. T., SN, Basnett, P. J., SN, Zavalney, E. M. RD3, Converse, C, A., RD2. Top row: Perry, H. R., RD3, Johnson, W. J., RD3, Foster, P. W., RD3, Welch, D. O., SN Fearnside, D. C., RDSN, Henning, V. J., SN, Arnold, T. H., RDSN, Kerunger, M. W., SN, Rivard, D. J., SN, Rogers, R. E. SN, Porter, V. C. B., SN. As radar men aboard ship, we of K Division make Combat information Center our center of activity. At first glance, our space in the fourth deck would seem like a dark, crowded, smoke-filled station. But it is here where we watch and interpret radars, monitor and control radio circuits, plot air and surface contacts, control aircraft, evaluate information and, of course, keep all other stations informed. lt was we who kept this vital work going b t' b. and even when hours grew long and hard, we were always doing our es jo i M-me 42. i, K, L .: J A , ' ,, Q ' i X .N X wf'iT'X 1 Mrl' . I .B iii f E -K ,f '2rA- L . .. 7 ,f J. ET3 Wh't r J L ET3 Puyn J E T Bottom row, left to right: Stoughton, F. L., ET3, Orr, W. E., , iene Hall, W. N., ET3, Hughes, A. R., ET3. Second row: Harrison, L. H., ETC, Jung L Cn? ETSN Downing SN, Osborn, V. R., ET3, Butler, R. D., ET3, Henning, F. X., SN, Doll, F. E SN R an L ET3 a n L A ET3 Third row: Covell, J. F., ET3, Forrest, R. L., ET3, Finnegan, T Cn? ET3 Graham H L ET3 Hart,'IR. E.,'ET3, Maiioy, R. E., ET3, Johnson, R. L., SN. We, os T Division, ore responsible tor the upkeep ond repoir of the electronic equipment including rodio, rodor ond Ioron ln the pursuit ot our tosks we chose wild ond unruly electrons from the bowels of the ship where the tcithometer tronsducer is locoted, to the top of the mosts where communicotion onten nos ore perched. Mony long hours ot night ore spent in furiously repoiring the rodors in order thot they moy be put to use os soon os possible. Lt. ljgl N. D. HARDING, USN X gtg.. .. v l ty, K. is -13.3 . -,xg . -J alfa., 1 1 , 'l f j 'l .f i X A 5 i 1 a n,' First row, left to right: Miller, W. R., GMC, Mataya, F. S., GM3, Loftin, G. R., BM2, Walsh, E. F., CSC, Hess, J. F., BM3, White, V. E., BMC. Second row: Casner, J. G., BM3, Gantt, W. L., BT2, Smith, J. R., BM3, Dumas, M. D., MEI, Outz, L. T., BM3. MAA STRAGGLERS SN, 5-2 D' ., To eng, J. D., SN, sth Div., Mull, H. Qn slrfaaefezs-QADJSJ' Lewis, A. JJVJL, RE3, K Div.. Beesley, L. P., FPFA, R DN Folven, H. C., ME3, R DW-I Combs, P- Rv SN' K DN' K. , , , Z, ,X , , Q 1 ge - yn-4fe,m,f,6f 4 - ffywy yi I Jf 1aZfm'951 f 1 J nv. 2 A XWQX W X K X X Ga xXg.. xgg Q53 Xfixw N X X X X Nix X1 ., ,xi X x . Qi as April 6 1953 . . . The ROCHESTER returns to Long Beoch. It is on unforget- toble scene on on unforgettable dote otter tive months owoy. Some 2,000 friends ond relotives woit on Municipol Pier. Cheers rose os we steomed ing we were once ogoin united with our loved ONES. Aclieu . . . As the ROCl-lES'l'lElQ enclecl its i952-53 Korean cruiser with a jubilant reunion with our loved ones, the first veterans at that particular winter began to leave. True, mast ot us are still with the ship, but all at us will leave eventually. We shall, however, not target the living together, fighting together, working together, playing together that went into a colcl tive months, 5,000 miles away tram our native shores. The cruise, to be sentimental for a moment, is over, but not forgotten, ,, 1. NA 11-16033 0 I wish to express my hearty thanks for a job well done to the entire staff. Particular thanks go to R. A, HERRIGES, PH3' USN as head photographer and his able as i t t f h ' , , ss an s or t eir consistently high level of photographic ability and ingeI1UlfY' Thanks o also to th C ' B k P bl' h' ' ' g e ruise oo u is ing Company who, solely through the mail, has worked with us very closely and has been of great assistance in producing the book. ff ,I fr.. f f'. ee.-wr -.+ , . , -.. .,...-..,3 A 4 -..,-nzllmmhsxjr , ..'. . ., : 5 w A r 1 3 W W 5 g . Q , 1 a x 1 1 'f ,L v ,, -' -2. i 1,, . MF. 3 fd- QQ , if - Q. 2
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