Rogers (DD 876) - Naval Cruise Book

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V A , , W ,wiv MW ' V , ,, ff2'VXM'W'M, ,:' fd ,X , ' ,wwf , W ,!,,'!!'7Xfln AA W f Z 4 fn, ,' fy 1-Q f 7.1,-7 , , 'WW W' X, 6 WS, f ff' ,iffy ' ' 7 ' I V W' fx A X -QV W y , H 'M ,, X, X , , , M wi ,Q 1 I ' I' M4 1 A M 1966 USS ROGERS K! es ac DD 876 ,f ff N, ZZ Q2 7 QW 'V, f of M f im imma? .Q-14.1. zasipfs...-' gg:-'-'sf--'H -V ' THE SHIP HE PRIDE of Consolidated Steel Company, Orange, Texas, USS ROGERS CDDR 8763 was launched 20 November 1944.,The ship was named for the three sons of Mrs. Josie Rogers who were lost in action when an enemy torpedo' ripped away the bow of the heavy cruiser USS NEW ORLEANS during the battle of Tassa- fronga on 30 November 1942. S, A . , 1 . Commissioned 26 March 1945, ROGERS travelled Southward to Guantanamo Bay, Cuba for her shakedown training cruise. Ready to join the worldwarll fighting force, she then headed for the Pacific. But termination of hostilities found the ROGERS in Pearl I-larbor.Cheated of combat action, the 876 completed the first of many patrols with the U. S. Seventh Fleet. - Peacetime years saw ROGERS in the original atomic bomb tests at Eniwetok Atoll in 1948. A year later, she assisted in the evacuation of American civilians to Japan from China. During the Korean Conflict ROGERS par- ticipated ln shore bombardment, blockade, and patrol missions. ' Converted from DDR to DD in 1963, compliments of the Charleston Naval Shipyard, USS ROGERS CDD 8762 became equipped with the latest anti-submarine weapons as well as an extensive new roster of communi- cations, sonar, and radar equipment. Since her conversion, ROGERS has made two de- ployments to WESTPAC in support of U.S. policy in Vietnam. She has served as a carrier escort, naval gun- fire support ship and a rescue vehicle for downed Ameri- can pilots. ROGERS is currently a unit of Destroyer Squadron Seventeen and is commanded by CDR C. D. Clark, USN. ff., s -- - -' 41,-r ,, Z., Y ,..--.s.,,.-.... UNITED STATES SHIP ROGER 100876 crzulseeoouc Porzeworzo To the men of ROGERS: Our deployment to WESTPAC is completed, and we can look back with pride at the job that was done. The work came in long stretches and never seemed to let up just when we most needed a rest. But such was the nature and the importance of our task-- and you proved yourselves equal to it. Our ship was honored with a letter of commendation from Commander Task Group 70.8 for outstanding overall performance in WESTPAC, Each man aboard RGGERS can be assured that this citation was a direct tribute to his own contribution and dedication during deployment. It is hoped that this book will recall memories of our cruise, both the days Cand nightsb of hard work and the brief moments of relaxation. To those whom we left behind to share the burden of long separation--our wives, families, and friends--we dedicate this book with admiration and affection. COMMANDER USN H 5 -wg-11 ANUARY 29th. A day of goodbyes for all of us. Ahead lay a few thousand miles of ocean, afew thousand slices of Rogers steak Croast beef, in civilian talkj and six months of free popcorn. Radio Free Rogers, and just plain hard work. For some this would be the first cruise to WESTPAC, Boot camp stories of Hong Kong, Yokosuka, and the wonders of San Miguel beer were about to be tested and prepared for reissue in improved form. Sony tape recorders for 3145? Spending that combat pay won't be hard at all! For others this would be the second, third, or even the seventh trip across the International Date Line. Maybe this time that old A school buddy who's on the Ranger now will show up at the Petty Officer's Club in Subic. A new coffee cup in Yoko. A Mongolian dinner in Hong Kong. Another crack at the E-'7 exam in February . . . and a chance to shoot the guns at something more challenging than San Clemente sage. Set the special sea and anchor detail. Feel a kind of channel fever? Well . . . maybe just a little. ' I ,-' ' ag! 414 . 5 A QU KW Y ,M DA TUG The band plays Anchors Aweigh M ilgxef : . ,,,-,enee..,.rfee+1f2 ., ...vw --- v AY ,wa -,...... '11 av fAL LHAeNb I , L, V --. W. ,, W..- , ,asc Chief Lockhart takes a last look at San Diego P ,,..ff fW,. gfti 69, 1.2. Q, ll! ,- I E' ,Pl '1' .ir I 5-2 - :ff E fx 112' 5 le 'J' ,JAM qrfff' I - , , 4, 55 ' Snipes stand at quarters on the DASH deck T0 QUARTERS Fon LEAVING Pom Goodbye to the wife and kids Chief Watts and I -' 1 L .1 V41 C OMC RUDESP AC ' -Q .. ' ' ' ' E . XX . 5 - ' . ,,'N::xi'N EQ X k,:,..,E . - W E.i'f',R9J,.2+ . F- A, 12.4, A , ' A A A 'A - ,.. f- Q --QQHFF drama wr ,Q E, f I 4? ' ., Md , ,,,,,x -,EXW , 1 ... K Q4 Mt, ,,..-A K... --'- f f ,- l wx. E ,,j3,,,.nw Wq,,,N C. S. x H V .- X . win X K .-v' r This is L SET THE REGULAR X it-A ni ff-ff i'...'5.4-09 Y' .M , ' W f if f 1. .. Q ff ff WM, I A I , ,Nu -in N , ' f ' Q K I 4 0 'Y' 7 'XL 2, EW f ??EH!5I'ffg X X Mr. Norris, I have the bucket J 1 5 1 4 STATISTICS Days underway Days 1n port Endurance factor M11es traveled Gallons of fuel used APCS consumed Cokes sold Candy bars eaten Engagement rings sold . 7 3 278 744 704 93 636 . O01 UNDERWAY WATCH J .69, Q ,Q ,aw Agwfu .1 vw 4' V 1 HO SAID these pages are inaccurate? True . . . not exactly all our unreps were in the daytime such as the ones shown here. But unfortunately, the assorted delights of midnight replenishment are hard to capture on film. We were a thirsty ship. The Thirty Knot Ghost of the Vietnam Coast needed a drink every two or three days and we were forced to oblige. ln our 49 refuelings, we received a Rogers cruise record of 3,204,339 gallons of NSFO, This is about 4OfZp of the total fuel received since leaving Charleston Naval Shipyard in June 1964. We were hungry, too. ln spite of occasional rumb- lings of discontent from the mess decks, an amazing amount of food was consumed. We took on jumbo olives from the Sacramento, six-way beef from the Pictor, and crunchy peanut butter from the Regulus. As for spare parts to restock our rapidly emptying storerooms . . . well . . . that's another story. As our Supply Officer would say, Have patiencehace. !7 Y, 4 Rigging the high line The after station all-stars Z G lm' An F A 5 S JP-5 flows skyward II OOD MORNING, Fetch 51, you have a green deck . . . my wind is 30 degrees to port at 18 knots. And so began another busy day at Bullseye International. Thirsty helos were everywhere, it seemed. In April alone we refueled 37 of them with 11,362 gallons of JP-5. In June a record 55 helos--the most ever refueled by a Seventh Fleet destroyer in one month--were given 17,191 gallons from our tanks. I2 t There were other birds in the air, too. Helos bringing mail, spare parts, and chaplains . . . and taking away letters to home, personnel for transfer, and our beloved ailing Operations Officer. Even our own DASH got in the spirit of things by spreading its rotors in re- alistic full flight on several occasions. The air age has truly invaded the destroyer Navy . . and we were a part of it all the way. :Qi T T 1 jf, Fetch 51 as seen from the ECM deck SET THE HELO INFLIGHT REFUELING DETAIL T, - 'ia T i w, , T Gvvw, sh , 1 af? 125. WN' 23 eww ml-ii :yy-ek ' .. - 'A-Q, 1 J Q EY Q Q X Q Xl . 1 . T il- NWT' can -.S N l Commence pumping QW' Y! ..,,, N' A v I I w 1- l L - 4 , N., I ,fy .iw 'H ,..,, L54 5' COMMENCE ' ' ' CAPTAlN'S T . 1 v . V What me worry? ., w il .X SYM' .15 X N QQ NEB' Ili tb 'iXr Q3v'f f fl ff 71' N feng' bfrlaifx I A A -, g, x 1 f f '. , :X x XJ '- N A I f- x ' V X 1 fa I 1, X . 1' I V 6 x 1' ' J I - ,, , Q -- X' x 'ffl , .1 ' X X Y W' 'f I 'Q 0' A ms , few . J- 76 - , Q.t iifziff ' 5 .P 'e '!'h ,- ,Q-fJf7kK3r 'f f -aim-31 ,, 'sf 5 11055-'x f f J ' A - A A. ,I 55, I 5 I k x ww' N' , ' x A fl J ,: , , -1 if 4 4 ' flf' f .vs 4 '1 ' 1 f 1-rf ii I W3 g 215 f , ,V I 4 , I4 N' PERSONNEL msvecnou ,km f 3 ,f 4 e e emi 'E 6' f X I , 74, .Q Get a new hat fe A 4 W ' 2 4 5' J fi 1 vb .,A, ,,..,,, 5 'Q e Ge- we Q. -5 - , ' Squared away sailor ?,,,Q ' 'Li The best protection against the enemy's fire is a well-directed fire from our own guns. --Adm. Farragut GENERAL QUARTER OR MANY MONTHS we practiced shooting the 5 guns off San Clemente. General Quarters meant only a drill . . . some sagebrush torn up and more empty brass to haul back home. But our day came in late April when the guns finally roared for real . . . 550 rounds worth. During our naval gunfire support missions in South Vietnam, a total of 107 Viet Cong structures were destroyed and 93 were damaged. A Rogers first took place one busy day, when Mount 51 fired at VC positions while replenishment ammunition was supplied by helo on the fantail. Our days in the Tonkin Gulf saw us ready to counter attack from any source as well as provide assistance to downed American pilots when necessary. The climax of our time in the Gulf came on July lst as Rogers was attacked by North Vietnamese PT boats while on patrol in international waters. After de- stroyer controlled Navy jets from the USS Hancock sank the attackers, the word was passed to secure from gen- eral quarters for the last time this cruise. Headed for home at last, we were now full-fledged Tonkin Tigers. I6 ' . . '9'V., fi,-fv F' ' .Q tit' f,g 'F' n A--,p-wir' ,Q , 4-,..M-cu. H, . . '.g4,-,pat ' QL- t ' x ai' if i ww 1-A take this vest Cha lain Our pilots--on target over Haiphong Better , p Always ready to aid a. downed pilot . Oops! Replenishment on the fantail while firing from Mt. 51 x vm 1'-K' Q x :Q-2,193-f-U-h s A' A wavy M, .,-,A -wwf 4 if Mask . i ,SG 1? N' ,-vii as , ', -M awww - - -fan, Q! MSSTSWN Q Q- 15' ,..f ' ' -ip , - ,naw ' 7 M4 .M .SK as 5 3, fa-in .V if vo-'W 'Y IN 14 But we thought it was electrically safe NOW COMMENCE HOLIDAY ROUTINE Maxim's du fantail Easter Sunday mf 5 W 71 fe., ,QQ shimoda, Japan I -v.: :'r'- 'fu ? ,mf , ' 'f W, , 7 ,-4 .wi I fi A .,.,,. ...x, L I N V 1 2 Q ' 1 1. '1' '- 11- V VVV. L., ,,.,. ,,... 5 Q ,,,,, , A , ww., 5 , .X ' ' 29 Jan-3 9 6-15 April--Yokosuka 4-6 Feb--P 1 ' 2 ' A A 'A 16-17 April--shimoda, Japan 7-20 Feb--Enroute 18-23 April--Enroute 21 Feb--Subic Bay, P.I, A 24-29 April--Shore Bombardment 22-23 Feb--Enroute if 30 April--Enroute 24 Feb-1 Mar--Hong Kong 2-11 Mar--Dixie Station 12-19 Mar--Subic Bay, P,I. 20-22 Mar--Type training 23 Mar--Subic Bay, P,I, L IQ Q 24-30 -Type training fl 31 M pril--Tonkin Gulf jf 1-5 Apr il ,,1,, oute , KN' 11 1 E 9 11 31 April-1 July--Tonkin Gulf 4-8 July--Hong Kong 9-10 July--Enroute 11 July--Subic 12-15 July--Enroute ly--Yokosuka 2 1 Aug--Enroute --HOME . . . San DieE0 3 il 1 4' J- 2' Ni'-mr -elf 1 ' ' E v 9 or r 1 r Q 3 Q . r . Q .. r. X il .. . ri K . ' 4, h . . V, JK .1 N,re-va A N ww' 1' . X C 'f '51 ' , Q i 'lu X N fr' ' M ' M1 . 5 I ' V: aww E 'I if N ' r l fi ' 1 . 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American Military Cemetery l QQ' HeHoIoe! - 41, ...v 9 .n SHI P'S PARTY Mother always said I should be in pictures ,J OK.v' 394 .- , .-,I vu., 5 I yr r 5' ep If 4 I ' .Z if Xl V ly X X 5, And a good time was had by all 521 f i 4 A er 1 A , E y 5 is how didk get in? f, end, 6 e - , Y , f ' 1 , 3 A 1 2 J,,l'2:C'a' ' N Sherman's March HIMODA BLACK SHIP FESTIVAL After the parade ,ra E i 3 . 5 F' QV 2 X ,,44,:.,ij 72 X if V 23 , ,ff.:.L A f X y K ,L ., f,,p,W'9 1, 3? . 'f eg, ,,, 5, 7 - 2 f ' 'f ' 4 'a4',:f v- ,gy 1 f e f Wg., 7 2, J 'Nm .7 fl ,Q mf ' X fl f ,, f Q J d f i 4 5 4 ' Q , 1 I q 1 ' ff f L hu . ,n ,G . ff -4, A h x 1 , s B 1 J'-A ' ' -. ,S ,'-y5,f , ' ' sw, 1, ,: , :1' , - - Q1 f: , W 537 f 'V' .' ' ' ,,'?'i 5, 9-'if' f fm N -. . f-'13 , ff, W.,,....-,. ,.. v - Mg, . - 'A D 4 f, W I . 5 a . , 4 A ,f 4 , , , I ' 5 ll ,S af ' f' . gg' o Y 9 7 - ' Q' M A jg, A - Lg h y 1' 1 ,Q I .v A fy f , I 1 53 .. . 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Having missed spring training due to certain oper- ational limitations, the Rogers softball team made its final stand at Yokosuka. Lack of practice and errors cost us the first game against the USS Osbourne 14-12. But the season did end in victory. After six months of prodding the officers and chiefs finally accepted the crew's softball challenge. The crew toyed briefly with their opponents, and won handily 12 to 10. CEd. note: The above paragraph does not necessarily represent the official and objective opinion of this cruise- book. Anyway . . . wait 'til next year, Meanwhile, the officers hereby challenge the crew to a slotcar race anywhere, anytime. Mr. O'Brien will officiate.D Y- all ,quilt . - ----IFR c fe-1ii'2'ffaw+fs: 1 . . , V , - :,g'vwi,:. '..,,'Iv-nf-'M' - Pm I 3:,,,,,-.....-- .1 ----Q.-N-M-nu,..,4 ,... V '11 -S gf, ' .:. - 3 A . ' ,g1..asi......., 5' - . . . . -L.. . K' 'TQ ' '- ' ' ru ,N ' -- Q. '. , .QI -- 13..: , - '15 v, ,W . -. ..-.- ..,- N., , .- I P...-.. .vga 15 4 1 s ,'. s ' N ,, ,, N iw Q s Nolan in the stretch .np 1. -.. -.gtk Ps . , ,na -..q,. .Qa.., -nv . H . - x M on .. xv. .1-- --- ' ' .-n-Q f- .. 2 .H 'A f+f:.,,,,k,fi,x mx , Trisler sits one out Morgan hits the dust At Shimoda W o 'Q A ig n o 1- I . f,,, ' . ' A 44, ' ji Z 27. -f na 5 4 A: i L A 5, H Q V 'Tri X E 1 v 1' x D X Q56 K. '11 I, f'-EQ 1 s-Q' Q ' f ,K n f ii ., .-'O' 'R' N QQQEP 8 -if v Xanax X BEA RD c oNfU E 2I 4.4 9 Q I I .wi Q 5x , -M M I I M ' ,Hwy Best Goatee: Longest Beard: Best Beard: Best Mustache: MARTIN, SA WILLIAMS, BT3 PRATT, EM3 CASSON, ATR2 32 I Q-. 4. li It , sg iQ? Q , f affifl X ' , 4 1 1 , ff 'M ,, ff 4 Q Z' ne, 0 ' ff W ffif f-S' ff- ' ,W , ,4,. 4 f 0 ,PIL 0 f , H .Cf a F s - 5.1 4 . 4 V .4 , 3 x -a ,I b 1 a 4 - 1 Commander C. D. Clark, USN Official U. S. Navy Photograph 34 OMMANDER Carroll Doyle Clark, United States Navy, was born in Rodney, Iowa, in 1926. He received his early education in Iowa public schools, and upon gradu- ation from high school in 1944, enlisted in the Naval Aviation Cadet CV-55 Program. Transferring to the NROTC program, he attended St. Ambrose College, Davenport, Iowa, and Northwestern University, Evanston, Illinois, graduating from the latter with a Bachelor of Science degree in 1946. His commissioning as an Ensign in the Naval Re- serve was followed initially by assignment to Auxiliaries. He subsequently transferred to the Regular Navy, and was assigned as Second Division and After Battery Of- ficer to the USS Leyte CCV 325, employed in the Atlantic and Mediterranean. In 1949 he reported to the USS Min- doro CCVE 1205, as Gunnery Division Officer, later as Radio Officer fleeting up to Communications Officer. In 1951 he reported for duty to Commander Air Force, Atlantic Fleet. A year later he commenced train- ing with Underwater Demolition Training Unit tt ONE and, upon graduation, reported to UDT it ONE for United Nations Operations in Korea. He attended Line School at Monteray, California in 1954, and then reported as Operations Officer to USS Lyman K, Swenson CDD 7295 at Long Beach, California. . From August 1957 through May 1959, he served as head of UDT training in Little Creek, Virginia. During this period he revamped UDT training and also won parachutist wings at Fort Benning, Georgia. Commander Clark deployed again to Seventh Fleet in June of 1959, this time as Executive Officer aboard USS Picking CDD 6855. Detached from the Picking in October 1960, he assumed command of USS Grapple CARS 75, in Pearl Harbor, that November. He then reported to the Naval War College, Newport, Rhode Island, where he completed the Command and Staff and the Naval Warfare Courses, and served two years on the staff of the senior course. Upon completion of this duty, he reported aboard USS Rogers CDD 8765 on 3 July 1965 for duty as Commanding Officer. Commander Clark is married to the former Carolyn Grey Dorn of San Mateo, California and has two children, Linda Carol, 8, and Darwin Lawrence, 3. COMMANDING OFFICER Look at that rat's nest! 35 ' 1 LCDR J. R, Roepke Just a little too short Q ,4- ,, X Y.. 'L r FQ 'i' sg in-Q X ' ' N 2 1 1 E 1 Q36 E 'P +A, .t - NN ' f .1 , X ' EXECUTIVE OFFICER LCDR John Roy Roepke was born in 1926 in Water- loo, Iowa. Upon graduation from high school he enlisted in the Navy and began his training at the Fort Lauderdale Fire Control Operator School. His first tour of sea duty was served aboard the USS BURDO CAPD 1335 and in- cluded operations in the Pacific Area during World War II. Having advanced to Fire Control Technician Second Class, our present Executive Officer was chosen for' mid- shipman training at the U, S. Naval Academy in 1949. While at the Academy he played varsity football and lacrosse, being named an All American lacrosse player in 1952. ENS Roepke received his commission in 1953 and reported to the USS Sandoval CAPA 194D asMain Propulsion Assistant. In July 1955, LTJG Roepke became the Engineering Officer for the USS Henry W, Tucker CDDR 8751 He then preceeded to the U, S. Naval Post Graduate Schoolin Monterey, California where he received his B.S. in Mechanical Engineering in 1959. July 1959 saw our XO return to sea as Commanding Officer of the USS Summit County CLST 11463. TWO Yea-V5 later he became an instructor at the NROTC unit of the University of Notre Dame. Then in July 1963 he reported to the Naval Advisory Group Vietnam as an advisor to the U COTDS junk force and the Vietnamese Naval Academy- While on duty at Nha Trang he received the VietnameSe Medal of Honor lst Class. He reported to his present duty station in August 1965. LCDR Roepke is married to the former Dorothy Freschauf of David City, Nebraska. The Roepkes have two children, Timothy John, 7, and Kimberly Suzanne, 4- DEPARTMENT HEAD ff' f X ll - ax ef-flu ,, J. Weapons LT. E. W. Norris Operations LT, C, R, Ingram ,, , ,, Mm Mmm 'hx My W EV . 5 LW fx 9 E5-vu , S - I ' is E ' P Wim I l fi! I Engineering LT. L. G. Tonti Supply ENS O'Brien 37 li El mrl LTJG D. E. Hackett LTIG I. W. Kinkaid LTJC- H. A. Browne Communications lst Lieutenant DCA THE gf ENS W. E. Johnson MPA QS 1 Xl Q .. Outstanding ! lun. 38 l 1 1 Nw puma. LTJG D, K, Price LTJG I. R. Tenanty, Ir. LTIG R. C. Quinn DASH FIR ENS A. R. Boyce Ass't Navigator I CIC ASW ITTING ENS R. Sherman ENS D. D. Hazen Gunnery EMO lil' 1, A ' All back full I N f -I V Chuckles Short WARDROOM HIT PARADE 1. DOWNTIMEY 2. Our Parts Will Come Clf We Just Wait aWhi1eD 3. Call Me Irresponsible 4. How High's the Mess Bill, Mama? C45 Bucks and Risin'J 5. Lovely Way to Spend an Evening 'KMILLION SELLER Get hep 3 , A.. , 'af 'aw CREW 11' ,A in 1 'ff' Q2 4 Z i, W . . iffy W., xv u 'A , 4, if M P. W v C A V f. Xt, 4 ,o h .V . ff sw 1 7 - mfr? ff k1'V- rv ' K f f 3 'W , fi I , ,, ,ff ,,,Q, rw gm MI Q Y vjfifiv g 1 Q x X' J 1 ,Y 9 -. A? 1 3 . 22 , 2 4 1 , 1' fn 15 fn I f 4 ar ,J 1 , f Ktzjwl , 1 9 Q , X ' ,, fi w?7'2mf,f, 9 A VY' Y W f f V 1 I r A' A L ,, ,,,,fW 4-7 , . ,WH .,.,, , Af, ., 7ff,,Azf,,- , f .. V ' ' wg WWULM' 3 fu VZ? ' ff' ,funn 15,54 J ,' fyfif. , ', ,gf rf ' Q 1,1 1 .. G+, FRONT ROW: Jones, FN, James, FN, Aranda, FN, Ritchie, MM2, Hook, FN, BACK ROW: Taylor, MM2, Faul, FN, Per singer, FN, Benson, MM2, Radford, MM3, Wyman, FN So what, if steam is coming out of the scuttlebutt? xv, .. fl :-z: an Y 1. FUIIYIA Q ,. dwell O O O , 1 'Low .xht- At the main board Faul Aranda changing strainers Holiday routine? 'Ly-X Y K LQ-Quran, f 1 3 ' 'F 3 ,I W. ' - E A YJ. x New FRONT ROW: Taylor, MM2, Lytle, FN, Fontillas, MMS, Knutson, FN, Russell, FN, BACK ROW: Clydesdale, MM1- Herberg 7 i FN, Fuller, MM25 Watts, FA, Mena, MM3g Flatt, MM3 The In Crowdn 1 W ENGI UN ,v f, so WE NEVER TAKE ANY SHQWERQ, EH MR.TENANTY? SINE 5 Y: 3 1 pl i sun' l i 1 on Q CIS -1- I I Z- li Patterson administrating Knutson cleans up Y -lf' i ' f 1 ei' f V Vi' if 4, ' X , 4 4 s 'J1 '1 I ...W Q i i ,.. af' 1 ,W , I 1 4. , is , 'fff Q Z XM 4. . , F F Q, F FRONT ROW: Walker, BTS, Stokes, FN, Williams, BT3g Morgan, FN, Derosa, FNgCahal1, FN, BACK ROW: BT2, Martin, FN, Rou, FN, Robinson, BT35 Hiller, BT2, Flockhart, BT3g Nolan, BT25 Parker, BT3 Stokes lighting off iii :ff-for if 'i xv X Rocheford, 15 1.11 non WA Q D HUUM -nf on King: Noun. BT2 ..:-3 ,I H J . 25. -Nl lk-V, Vr- X v',.J',ff' A ,R M WNW ' '- SX 1 f e a X Qgfffig uf 5 in SR M. . 1 S Rocheford of the Ritz Morgan as checkman Q- if, 4, FRONT ROW: Everson, BTFN, Overby, FN, Larrazolo, BT35 Thompson, BT3g BACK ROW: Alexander, BTC, Neilson, BT2, Cardinal, BT2, Tyler, FA, Herman, BT3g Garrett, BT2 Overby in 53 Give me some chewing gum, quick! ix, 4: 5 N A A O 6 'QQ I N x --. ,..... 1 , , gym ,KIA .xl 48 The group nur nun YQ my ug I AETED 4 A x -1. S -:- ' 3 5 E - .-.- . -..f- -' - - - 5 ' v r I- Q Big Brother is watching e- ', , .N 3, 4 Susie's Reair Service in action cw? M1 V 1 In-.4 y W 1 1 A 'F X 7 9, n f YL ? 'Q Z 2 F l , ' Z f if M ,Wm X7 7? 7 fi ' ,W ff gg I , ' 54 2 w , W f Q X W 4 4 7 W , , W ff ,, f Q yy f 5 vm X I ,, W WW ,.,.,, ZWM,,W,fw X W , ,, A f Q, , , A ,,, f ,rf 'F W ff! ,f f . , wwf ,ff K , f 'I ' 1 'V 'V f F 2 -s ' 4 ., M y 9 , ' I X S 21, M 5' x i 5 V, ,nm z I -+77 Z , I 7 Wyywf I 5 Z . f 4 F, 16 f Y' ' X f ' 'f 5 FW ' ' ,f Trisler, EN2g Block, FN . .of Q , ' - fix: g - W -. 0 4 'vi X , ff W- 5 f , ' lr I Q7 '- Z 0 f , 4 ,,,, Xa? ,W Q 'Wf W ,gg , 2 1 f f if f FRONT ROW: Cross, FA, Knight, MMI, Rees, FN, BACK ROW: Dennis., MMCgCosti1ow, MR1gNo1an, FA, Pauley, FN, flll C Number one AIC looks fine to me. Mr. Browne Tb w! So . . . Ilive here .Q- R ff I I u n I . I 9 . I ' N -L Q N. ':-Gao. and -1 J Chief Dennis Pa gd. 2 n , i Z l i v 1 i i 1 n 1 2 Q , l, i 4 1 I H ,J ,, , . -xl: B' --,..i' . . -'1 em K 5 Q ,, X X fy W 4 .9 'aw 2 1 , ZW f f I 'A 1 U-7 F Q ,, , 1- Q ff 1 2 W, ' 1 ' JM 7,155 Z7 fi 5 ef ? ' R 3 , , 0 444. F ' 1, F if ,T ' , o 1 in A, f Rr mi X i 'Q in F A. g -v '2 f 1 , X ,,, . if 0-Nj Q ' K in 1' S Q I m ff g X , Q , F , ? A 2 Ji A N' ' lg, W fi ,fa'v.iR,w 'M 'A Ni , i ' vi FRONT ROW: Mardon, FA, Glenn, FN3 Nix, SPF3g Swotkewicz, FN, BACK ROW: Moore, FN, Cies1e1sk1, FN, Howard, FA, Coffer, SPF3g Fournier, DC3 I pronounce you air conditioned! 9' DAMAGE W XS :','L-f rl- fx . A, Murdon in the shop I . Little Napoleon Nix at work l 5 ffl Wi ' 2 . ff . . g 'f T 'X 5 E , 7 . X X I 1 ' j ......-I ---' 5 .i . I 5 I ,, w K If A V A I MR. BROWNE... HOV? DID we R' v1v1s1oN Bovs Luce vous: IDEA? Q lv ' ' if I Q 2 V g f ' 1, X, ,UIQ FRONT Row: Abuyen, EMI, Morgan, EMFA, Carlson, EM3g Webb, EM3g Schweisthal, ICFNg Henderson, ICFN, BACK Row Newcomb, EMC, Norcutt, ICI, Holland, ICFN, Skinner, EM25 Dew, EM2g Pratt, EM25 Adams, EMS, Hearon, ICFN Chief Photographer ELC T ff Qa'-, i 54 ,,, HL e Q , , ' 1 . V aan? U, 1 ,gpg 'Tru What'11 it be. Chaplain . . red seven again? CIANS Hoffcr on stage: 'ii 1 iw 5? Cf, L-Ji 7 i' It's a high voltage hatrack limi' 'bout squaring away your hat ,S5.,.L?.4J-Q14 'J 'Vit i Y I .. i 'Sf 14,3 W., , Ilgqr I-n-f r re r J K ni fi if , f gi iles 3 An ' 'V xg Q RW r -kg me, 'F e ff5S5se?ie 2 e ,efug 'Nw FRONT ROW: Wilkins, RM2g Allen, RMSN3 Pritchard, RMSNg Clare, RM3g BACK ROW: Krueger, RM3gJohnson,RM1g Clark, RM35 Horn, RM1 Horn as supervisor -S? X . XX Wwlfffllllfflllfllllllll11 r ,W rg, Fa O 1 iii 10 Qjif Garcia writes up an incoming Rachford routes the board -si, 1 'T VN FRONT ROW: Robertson, SN, Freeman, SM3, Albritton, PC3, Deon, SN, BACK ROW: Lockhart, SMC, Cribb, SN, Simmons, QM1, Young, QM3g Gross, QM3, Berman, SN snow U W JP Q V This is NBHM . . . 5 NAL EN DUADTEDMASTEES Payne prepares the bridge for getting underway Does he. or doesn't he? ? 14 as ,Q 19' ', x l FRONT ROW: Dellisant, SNg Giese, SAg BACK ROW: Barnard, HM1g Usher, SNg Francisco, PN 23 Schleif, YNCS Chief S Doc and Little Doc in the dispensary CORP SMEN sums omcn 91 Schlief 6 . . Petrie and Usher in the office 'iii' ,Qin--.nav .-55.4 3 Z 71 , : f if15' f, 4 K , M X Z U- ,7 FRONT ROW: Davis, RDSNg Washburn, RD2, Johnston, RD2g Benson, RD2, Asher, RDSNg Moen, RDS, Hunt, RDSAg BACK ROW: Lawhun, RDCg Reynaud, SN, Odegaard, RD3g Johnson, RD2, Darnell, RD1g Abbott, RDS, Cunningham, RDSN, Hicks, SN 5 Silver, RDSN, Forinash, RD1 Ain't I good? Cunniflgha-m plots 'Q DDU 2 r i i Washburn, RD2, receiving Secretary of the Navy commendation for outstanding performance as air supervisor gs .OH the NC2 This course looks good to station A 2 5 ,, 59' AWN 2 P ssvxis o , W A 4 R 2 X f w X Wow f 2 sm ff O U ,,.A ,W - , A . t i W y W , avg, X uv if f MZ' V . X Q5 YK 'X ,, X , 'fy if Z f Y v,.,, fu 7 :f f ff ' 'H fl ,f 7 'W' f xc. , ' Q ,ff 13 , , 5 f , xdkif , ,' f 2 ,, 42 ,ZZ , A WLy4y4yf KAOL, , I f FRONT ROW: Morrison, ETNSN, Eirich, ETRSNg Stuckman, ETRSNg B Patton, ETNSNg Deakyne, ETR2, Leix, ETR35 Usher, ETRSN3 Mathis, SN Eirich standing guard over F108 . 'D a M x I ,ff f , ff , an , , X if .M 7 1 .J . QW uckingham, ETR3g BACK ROW: Gauerke,ETC5 I 1 E V 1 gil' Z,J K'Z-, N I P Maybe if we kicked it just a little harder ff f W e 1 .......,.,, i W 4g......- 2 A S 5 11 ell' .xxx mn p . 'Z E? b 4 mi L PT boats bk, Say . . . uh . . . those dont look like our ' 45 TECHNICIANS Morrison tackles an R-390 A ff QQ s 5 -Q.....,,..7h gag . gp.',1l'--'33 f V- 1 v ff W 2? if S , f S ,V .--1-1 S2 ,M nu 2 . if ax 5 awww V ,M , w 'V K I f 2 S 1 6 5 ' h ,,,, 2 , ,fs ,W - V, tif I wf fag 'f i ,, 1 S M 1 ' 'I 7 1 f K 14, I 'W 1 , , 4 3 ,V X, ,W ' f' ff fl' A qu 4 I W1 V L, gm Q f 1 , i R. v 2 H ' A .V Q FRONT ROW: Camoras, SK2g Ortiz, SH15 Lentz, SN, Birmingham, SN, Schellin, SKB, Spencer, SK3. BACK ROW: White, SKC, Patton, SH2, Killebrew, SKS, Richardson, SH2g Wetzel, DK2g Johnson, SN, Marchese, SH35 Guest, SN' Porter, SN, ! ENS O'Brien Ortiz and Richardson 66 Patton in the b. f - , I ' H . xx e 1110 34? ' QX 4 7' 54 . 5 A H., f fx . .-1- L, I 1-I E 1 x if , 'lin I In .x ,K O 0 I. .I Hi NJ H4 mv. IOQ Ol ISO' N i H' vii' I 6 O 'iii W1 W. no o 0 o - W n o o Ns o o - W v o Q Wan: unul Mr O Buen fmds out he s been overpaid Fitfora. . . mme barber shop -S I' Na-4 0 ,.,:,Z,.f.. ' 4 l ' 41 ' f y in on ,,,, ' ,fi I , I, ,,,,,, , 2 ,- , 4 1 1 4, I , f 3 , V, i ,A lffgfgi. 1 , i 5 Q I A , no j ' ' -dafn ri 2 M 5 2' 4' , X V , M 1 , I W' ' ' ,, f! ,I X Ky ly ,, , if W X , , 4 7, I R' 9 , ' Q, I, . , 7ff f'4 V, 'Q J J ' X 1' ,ij I 1 V V ' X 1 , fi Q: X fi ,,4 '14 FRONT ROW: Steinman, SA, Daub, SN, Feasel, SN, Hazen, SNg B1ease,SAgKowa1czyk, SNgCheS1ey, SN, BACK ROW: Ferrigno, BMC, Cook, SN, Miller, SN, Wofford, SN, Hammerbacher, SN, Harp, SA, Janis, SA, McCarthy, SN, Thomas, BMSN5 Wallace, BMC I don't know what I'm gonna do with you, Kinks W I I ashini ' 1 , , .,,..gV K Q W. X 11 fn, '-H Y 'V' up . 1 I 1 1 . , , ' P' 1 I x X If ,I . A It ., N V Q .N .' u ' NX , U .5 9. A: X I , S f u. ,- ' . , N X, ZJSL, I W I If V J! ! I !, 17 7 ,f 'X is ' X L I QU y ff,7 5 - ' 10 glib 'X , Q7 , ' Q Q ,M X A fffgf , J' Fi 'K' K, xvAv-,A f -,A,wfg, kit u Nshf' ,NJ 'X' DO YOU HAVE TROUBLE TYING YOUR SHOELAQESQ down in rough weather RHF-ni If g HI srl McCarthy turns to DIVISICJN II' I 'a ze 9 'NS-1 This is Mr. Steliga . . . Ihave the Conn C 'f I V. 0' lf' ,JFS --.N yy it 3 I 1 145- f er ,f f xf WE ,R R fff f y ,, 1 'U' f yi V rv A . W V MS L fy ' i I? 5,1 Z t V X K7 Www y Y 'If' Q V f ' M S' W We -V V,-wk M A , f Q2 ip, , ll ' A ' y 7 V 5 I' A ,C K ,E ff x 29 ' ff-fix? . W, A M W ,Q fx W f , 2 5 L h N Z S j 0 f if F0689 FRONT ROW: Harris, SN, Hayes, SA, Walters, SA, Martin, SA, Chaney, SN, Rowley, SN, Powers, SN, Drouin, SA, BACK ROW: W '1 ' - ' ' ' HSI OWSk1, BM2, F1tch, SN, Harvell, SN, Affleld, SN, Ogden, SN, Dansie, SN, Hart, SA, Lee, SN, Mijares, SN, Cr0llCh, SN, Fowler, SN Schoolcraft ooomore X hx Y nnvlslom we 'D 'N Putting our boat in the water U -q aaV:f, Mijarcs pcruscs Pearl 'ln Seaman Silva D N FRONT ROW: Stevens, SN, Chapman, SA, Williams, GMG3g Zetty, SA, Mitchell, SN, BACK ROW: Copley, GMG2, Gross, SN, Skopp, SN, McCutcheon, SN, Valles, SN, Wilson, SN, Taylor, GMG2 Small arms indoctrination 0 Williams and Valles S , f . ,E if if if nic onthe fantail I ! A A . 1 Ii i ' , Vins! ,V wiv . 0 911555: o V g' Aiufdfh 5 ' .u .s'g -M - ,LX , I ,. 4 ' I 'WJ i , .. , 1. 1 W no 5 FRONT ROW: Wombacher, FTG3g Kern, FTGSNg Mason, FTG3g Lee, FTGSNg BACK ROW: Bergeson,FTCMgFranz, FTM2g Lloyd, FTGSNg Rowe, FTG3g Eckart, FTG35 Lytle, FTG35 Sullivan, FTG1 Mason in Director 51 9, Q :E What ,IF ndi' i War? 'Q 5 x i S K 'x Y x X x x X CONTROL . T jI6Chl'fl QClBJ'lS fi S if A, , Director watches can be fun Who needs a tech manual? 6 4 4 A 'a iff ' f ' f A f J' I ,Q i 0 I, 11719. 'fi yi , , 1 3 5 if, X i f y M '7 X M fww, , - 'Wf nfl 1 ,, ,Q ,, , fm 1 , , ' hh 5, ,V , aff ,, f' , f x M , V I 2 W X ' I if-,, 5 --ma E' 7 I ,M If 'll , ,, If W, I 5 y ya I , U K f . f x ya if , FRONT Row: Wallis, STG3g Mom, STG3g Osborn, STG3g Dame, STG3g Doe1,STG2,Wo1d,STG3g BACK ROW: Graham, STG2g Bland, STG3g spurr, STG3g Valentine, STG2g co1yer, STG3g Watts, sfrcs Osborn in the clubhouse 3 Colyer on 76 A 1 ' to uv x EEINIT-IQ ff, X. X M Ex W TE C I-I N I C I AN S They'11 never call us sonar girls now Graham exercises at Holiday Routine -1:24 .X's, 'H K r on the stack iwyn . ,XJ 'M c 4 ,, R R 2 ' :Q Figs Af 3 N, . New Q 1 N x 4' :Q EQ QNX ., X 3 . x Qi 4 wa . X 3 , Q Qs X Q .. X6 X , '41, U FRONT ROW: Carswell, SNg Plmukett, GMM3g Nelson, TM35 Janisse, GMM3g BACK ROW: Hatfield TM3'Penrod SN' 7 7 I ! Culver, GMG1g Cummings, SNg Bendon, SA Don't knock it . . . it's in my contract in as KX new Imay gefoff 1 ' Q if :fl gem this ship yet! i ' fl ' M 5 vls.l'1, V-1 A 1. - KX' ' N Nelson and Janisse assemble the stbd 50 calibre mount Bore clear M...-nv-I sf ' M Kfifyw Fw X ff fi f 4 FRONT ROW: Pearson, ETN2, Simmons, ADJ33 BACK ROW: Fox, SN, Casson, ATR2g Hardman, EN25 Potts, ADJ2 Simmons and Hardman prepare a bird for takeoff anaemia-,W 'TI' D QW Shoot what bull? -4 ,.-nv vw, nv- ' 1'-l din fs.,- anvil' X MM! fm' g ip 7'- 'l1' My group had 43070 fewer CASREPTS' 11 11 1 i , i s 1 1 , 1 1 ,1,. 1 4 1 1 1 5 1 a 1 1 2, , pg 11 ' 13 1 11 42 1 rip 11 eg! li 1 1 E 1 1 1 aa 1' . . No matter what shape your stomach 1S rn . . . 1, , 1 Our cooks have prepared a first class meal 4 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Nw. ,fi 82 w So. alllcan dot pr 11's 5 11? i pray you get a transfer I 4 i 1 T t': mine Q .waz 6 ui --is Q Light duty list This is Mr. Browne. I have the deck ff R i ... 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