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FCJREWGRD This is the story of a ship - the PSS SAINT PAl'l- tllk-T33 - on her fifth and final combat deployment to Asian waters, as part of thf- lQnite-d Statcs SEVENTH Flcct. in support of A-Xllied forces in Yictnani. lt is also the story of 1200 men who began this cruise in S.sXlNT P.Xlfl. in Xpril. IUTU. as shipmates and friends. but completed thc cruise as brothers, bonded together by vndlcss bright bluc days at sca, thc sights and sounds of cxotic ports. and thc pounding glare' of long bittcr Iligllls ol' guntiirv. This l9T'0 flruisffbook ol' thi- l'SS SXINI' l' Xlil. is also a if-ry sp:-cial book. however, for it marks thc cnd ofa colorful action-fill:-d era. Soinctimi- in --arly WTI. SXIYI' l'-Xl l. will bc inactivated and dcconnnissioncd. closing out 26 ,vars of proud outstanding si-rx iw which has spannf-d thru- wars and countless demanding missions. Xlaritinic annals havof rofsvnvrl a placv: liow-'ii-r. lor this inost lianious lie-my gun cruiscr in the history of thc llnitcd Status Navy. and S.sXlN'l' l' Xl lfs 1-ourag--ous spirit will lim- on in thc thousands of bran' dcdicatcd lllt'll who havc scrvcd hffr with dc-votion. slxill. and ialor. llcpro-sa-ritirlg this l nite-d Stat:-s in a broad xarivty ol' diplomatic and combat rolcs, SAINT l'Alll, has hccn a valuable' ambassador in de-lining tho- principlcs which -Xin:-ricans hold all dearly. The incn of thc Fighting Saint. through thi- yi-ars. haw gin-n lr:-e-ly ot' the-ir time-, thi-ir strcngth, and. whcn rcquircd, their livcs to assist lcss fortunate- pi-oplf-s in the-ir struggle- lor tr--i-doin and pi-acc. For a quart:-r ot' a century. 5fXlN'l' P.-Xlllfs nicn havc sitood hcad and shoulda-r abou- thc ri-st as indixidual ambassadors ol' goodwill and. whcrcvcr this hclovcd ship has lu-cn. the- l igliting 5aintsarv'rrspccto'1l as trif-nds. ln thi- final analysis, it is always thc inf-n who cndow a ship with gallant adinirablc xirtucs and, with this thought uppo-rniost in thi- minds ol' thi- o-ditors, this IUTU llriiisf-hook is dcdicalcd to SfXIN'l' l'fXl7l.'s nicn - thc supcrh crcws who liavi- inadc thi- higlitiiig Saint a li-ge-nd and a goal lor oth:-r ships and othcr nicn. A, U gg, 1 .J ' W' ' 'e'5 t1 --1. -1. . 0- N3 -hv- 4 .s a ' L -- 1- ui-.fa , ' L..-3 , le -f-- -- Qs . 1' ,l' 'N v .fog-' ii 'vs .F -s. at M.-1. asm sv - W .,M.,v.s . , N, V .5 5. i , 'ft s- , Rehn lr - V V ' C+ it .faint S 3.0 sv' ' s . -. 4-:1 : , .g,,,,,i,. -1 -t sf- .... , - d, A -Q ' vt' G- , F I 1 i E. W . I i 5 H 5 A ' A-A, X Egg 15 2 X' F 5 ,Q ,,,A , ,, , f . ,i NM 5 pin S ., , 'MQ ' , ,sh J A , K, CAPTAIN HUGH G. NCDTT CCJMMANDING OFFICER l CAPTAIN NOTT Captain Hugh O. Nott enlifted in the Nam' Liv an apprentiiw- feanian in 1942. After two year: of World War wervivc. aslxaiiviiigi to Ijuarterinafter First Class. he was commifaioncd an Iln-ign n ion graduation from the I ' Naval Reserve Xliflrliipinerra School at Ifort 5--Init If-r. New York. in IU In After attending submarine fchool in I'lI'l. h-- qu.iIit'i-'il in fuhniar' lf aboard XI.-XN'I'.X fFS-LIUUI. III' lat:-r . ' r submarines on ISS fll..-XXI'XtLOIiIf IFS-I5 1151. After serving as .Xidc and I-flag I.I lII.4'II.lIlt to Loiniiiainler Sulniiarinc ak s fl. . . , . force, INS. sxtiltlltll' I'Ii-vt. faptain Noll attend--nl the Natal War t oII. Q Ifpon graduation in IU33. hi- -Q-rwil a- Ixxi-I-iitiw Iii4lIIl'l'I' ol' the ISF WAIIUU 155-365, and th'-ii toolt i'oinnianiI of I F5 NI IIQIxI.IfI3.XtfIi i 155-KIISI. In IUJI5 In- In-carrie fitllillllttillililf Ilflii-I-r ul' I SS tilt Xt I5 Xt lx fSSfI-57-'I-Q. a no-wly ilcfigm-il ini,-ilu--I.inmixing anlnnarin-'. ,It Ilia' con lfuptuin Yo!! with Brigadier General Nguyen-Binh Nghi. Commander Slit Ili:-Mori, ,-Irmy ofthe Republic of Vietnam. In Itlhl Ilnplain Noll N-rvcd as Assistant Operations Officer on the ataff ol' tlommamli-r SIfX'IiN'I'II lflcct. After attending the National War college in IWIS. he fem-il af tlhief Staff Officer of Submarine Squadron IS. thi- I'oIarif fquadron in the Pacific. Ile was awarded the Legion of Nlcrit for exemplary as-rvicc in this hillet. Ile then he-came fioinnianding Officer of USS I.lIQI,'I'A UXI1-9Q, his last connnanrl hcforc coming to SIXIYI' PAt7I,. Captain Nott holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Nlaryland and a Nlasler of Science degree from George Washington tnivcrsity. Ile if married to the formerjean Ilarshman ofliowling Green, Ohio, They have two daughters, Kathy, a graduate student at the tiiiverfity of Nlichigan. and Nancy. a sophomore at Ohio Wesleyan tfniversity. 5 'G I I I I sig' QM W l v 9 t Wig? l K K ,,i.,k..,V ij?--7-f' it . -'V 1.44 I i f Q:-1 'C lu -525. - ,- ., 3' ' I v 2 .1474 'niifi 7' 1' 1555 O '50, I 9 N p 1 .I , , 11 , D: 1 1 1 ,g,,,v,-Jr K A E, ,ri H-1 ag, 1 . 1 .5 --f.v+7'.'i.tC'fi 1 , 1, . 5 ' Q 1 , . ,i fl 31 1 ' I 1 ' ', .fF.- - .:. ' '- 1' 1 1 li 'C' 5. . -,,,-.I.2p pl J JL? U Q. A 1 K' . 5 'iff 15 -Lsf 'E Fi-1 film? Q . t ' A 't ati'-3' ' J, -' 5 1 1 . f ' if H1 a- A , S 3 ' 1 l ' 1 , .-' Q1 Nay, ... ' 1 I 1 N i . 4 JN, . Y, av- I N- ,. ,af f' . 1 f . 1 V 1 1 .W-fe ,1 1 . -f 1' sf . if . 1 Y y l , 1: I, Q xkj, 5 1 ' n . 1' J ,, 1 -gf., - l FH' ff' .- '5 ,TJ ' . , 5 t Ye 3 ' 1- f i' . :J f. F . apes' 2114 ' ' ' 1 1 DCDNALD W KNUTSGN Sr 1 EXECUTIVE OFFICER Conunander l1onaldW. Knutson. Sr.. was born 22 january 1927 at Dovray. Minnesota, entered the Navy in ,lanuary I9-15. and served as an enlisted man until June 1947. Isle entered the Naval Academy in June I9-17 and graduated in 1951. After graduation, CDR Knutson served in USS CAMBRIA QAPA-365 from 1951 until 1952 as Sipial Officer. and in USS LST-603 from 1952 to 1953 as Engineering Officer. Upon completion of Gun Ordnance School in 1953. he reported to the USS THE SULLIVANS QDD-5375 for duty as Gunnery Officer. ln April 1955 he reported to the Staff Commander Cruiser-Destroyer Force, .-Xtlauitie Fleet. for duty as an officer in the Training and Readiness section. From 1957 through 1959 he attended the 1.5. Naval Postgraduate School in Nlonterey. California. where he received a degree in Chemical Engineering. llc assumed command of the ESS UTINA QATF-1635 in july 1959 and reported to the 11.5. Naval War College in july of 1961 as a student in the Command and Staff course. From ,Iuly 1962 to September 1964 he served in USS SENIMEF CDDG-185 as Executive Officer. 1n September 1964 he reported to the Bureau of Weapons for duty in the guided missile section. On 1 May 1966 he became Executive Assistant to the Commander Naval Ordnance Systems Command and served in that billet until reporting to the 1755 Xl171..1,1N1X QDD-9-1-lj as Commanding Officer. Some of the highlights of Commander Knutsonis naval career include Squadron E75 for Excellence and Gunnery E's for Excellence while in command of USS UTINA CATF-1635 and the Bronze Star for USS Nll'l.l..lNlX's success in Vietnam deployment. when he was Commanding Officer in 1969. Conunander Knutson is married to the former Sarah Kelly. of Westernport. Maryland, and they have E four children. Nlargret Shaw. 12: Susanna jane. 11: Donald. jr.. 8: and Beth Ellen. 6. The family makes 1 their home in San Diego. California. 6 E3 5 ei J' Pai, ffllii Knulxon on the' bridge' for l Nififi' I K 4 I I L- Lga - , 'gf-gf -,W ' 5F ii- -.1 , 4.1 ' f , f, ff i, ,f f . ,rl of 1 ' I f , , 'kv' fr ' 'r V fix! With Captain Nott and Vioe Admiral .U.F. Weisner, Commander SEVENTH Fleet. 'SVQ1 ff Xxx qf. B- N- X - 'X . h- X X X Going ashore in I Corps S1 . . SN: x XX X x 'x X K. n X xx xx X X X 'x XX XX IPF9' -1 N x ' w , ,wi-I P' 'PEW .J-4 -1 ' , ffl' ., , vm li I DEPARTURE Ad . . A 'W . A fl 'iii' ' 5-mv .waz .1-r-1-:rg-,:gi 4' ,lf I i r-,Q . , ,p-P' Av .- . 1, LBP' -. u ' ,,, rr.. ,. X E i ,X 6, .,,, 1 QR . i'r1+ - Tx' WTA LY y- - A 'VT ' 'N am' 'QE ,, gl'-.tw T I' 'j x a.. 'a v -Y - , - 1 Rx A x , O11 April lTtli. ai cold and overcast day, SLUNT l'fXlll, slowly pulled away from the pier at North lsland and began tllfx l21Sl Cruise lor lliis. uurl any. Cruiser of tl1C Puc:il'ii- llilccl. Gooflbyes WCM' 6XCll2mged aml licl'oi'nf any ol' us knew it. we were 011 our way ugaiu, Six mouths seenied long llivu, lull mu-c wv svlllcd into our routine, llic- limv lwguu lo pass more quickly. -.i-..... V5 S 1 -1 nr 1 . ! u-I f f,4 ,di 4 ,Q f 4-,1 , Qi! I fi t 1 rl il E . l nu 2 Fi ,l 5 'W t t f l 1 ff W . ' Lf ,' QQ MV if llll 'r , -I 'vi A4 ,vga -fle- hil ' il' v i -s'V,- ' - -la.-Z1 Hg- -- vip, i A. i I Q' 'a -Tre gli X och M .shi-'fl ' ,, Q.. ., , ,-7. . Wg aw in . ' , ...vga-fi .1 ' ..'w'x .v f'J-f 25 r 1 Xpi li.. 5-:psig ,y,',. -I -. by s 5 1 4 J 1 11 S . . an 3 ,E I. Z ,- l'3iQ,e-3',g,,g,r't 5 3. EW '- 4 16 l 'I n-A-I ' gfaf- 'A ' 'ple' rr 'KE ' ' . .6 .n -' K , a ' 9 .Iz.m'e ' wg I M -Jr hrA1alr,. ! A . ' fr-.'i3g- . A 'f 4 ignl'E,:' 'r 'P ,fvqfx , I l 9 Q., PM All .fi 1 f -'..'. P W' N rg' -rig -I 1 f V .,,-- ' ' ia. 1- I, J -n u..4.3i-.- l Us-04X 15: .ti 9 is mx -' A Y A . 7 6 R N'f'W I ,s. H SUBIC BAY '.- VI' :IU 3 ill... sg, KY .. The port of Subie Bay, Republic ofthe N hy' Pig' u Dianna-pr Y' 'hav-1. V -g--- Philippines, has been a frequent visit for the i'Fighting Saintw during her last five Westpac deployments. Our last, and final Cruise however, was slightly different. helen from Saint Paul went ashore in Subic for another reason. Under the direction of HMI Pat lNleArdle, a medical team from Saint Paul Conducted a one-day mediCHl Clinic for the Negritos living in the Zambales Mountains. In addition, a team of volunteers painted the hlabuyan Elementary School as part of the People- to-People program. It may be SAINT PAUUS last visit lo the Philippines but her memory will remain. -,,..t..-...----V-.--....... XM X WY '32, J..- af 1 , -f J JL ? 5 ...z r 2 Q 5 if i f ...W-34 -,f.-.+,.,., 1,11 J I A '-J, - ' ' . 1- 1 + 1 ' fvlxtrxx UQ- '5 ffl.. , En- . s ,if 2? 't-'fn 'vig ,P v f..ii,. '41 - ...Q Q K 3,3-w.QY', gif! 14.41 ua! ,XM .I ,.,,. P .,,: - , , - - X 4 1- Xmsii Nd, itz! E 8 . t 11 ...-'ri if I. f ,V Q s . X XM' 3 fy f f' Q I, 1 I ' F 1 K 2 X KX. x an Q sin' KK f ff .XF f 3 . 1 0 z K fx ,L x AF' I X' U H p Q Q! -v 'Pr' I qi' 'Cart' I1 a-'t,y ya 9-'fvv' Q43 -an hi f A high leucl strategy session is conducted Y rluringa timeout. BASKETBALL I The l970 baxkctlnall taam 5' ll to rl Carb' Cibler, l,onniv Church. COQlf6'fl5'- Frank ffbe,-fm,-flf, ljgnnin Scart, john Smith, Tony Brandlin, 'Ierry llall, llli llarris. and Earsell llanivls. lnot shownj Rick Kellvher. it ii i T, t La Y K, P4 if-4 F -,. L K, 3 A E 'f' 'U' .' It 1 ' lht- 19.0 lmslwthnll st-ustm was ont- ot th-- F inns! stn't'vssfnl in S-XINT lf-Xtql. history. 'X pe'rl'e-vt st-ustnl was spoilvtl hy only two hisst-s to tht- USS .-XXll'fltltlX annl thv t4FF S,-Wltllfl. t2UXll'lfltS. .-Xs it was. tht- Saints linisht-ml ll-22. High svnrvr was john Fnnth annl top rt-honntlvr was tilt-lt Rt-ll.-lm-. Gary tlihlvr and Tony lirznnlhn pimwitlvtl most nt' tht- assists as th-- Sznnts constantly kittwlwd oft' talh-r tmnns with their spm-vial hrund ot' hnstlv and tlvtvrnliinitiun. Tha' lust lhnv ilfkttllltl for Saint huskt-thall was bath intvrt-sting and lillvtl with vxvitviiivilt. Tony Brandlin drills it in to Pnll one of the Saints patented fast breaks with two points 14 Q ,X tl'-wi s- 1 ft t , 5- . - wt A-.1-sz f. 5 L .-a,..... ' 1 Qi -1-ff l if -W-I-I--.M .......,....,,,,,,',.,, ,J , John Smith flips for two against the SAJIUEL CUMPERS. The Saints r-amp out on tha short end ofa 61-49 score in this game. Wi 'I ' ff' .ming Q ff' ws 5 Tj' ,L -- f' ,-'J L mst-. v gk 7: QS? 2,wf'ff:'f:',f.g 'A 'fffff 4 ff -Q iaooi+'V'4i - LN fo 075' A ' .fd 'f-S Q -Oc. L4 gf,',4 Q:-..wi f ' ' 9 - e Af.-,++g'.'.'., ' e 17, I o -- fr +4 - , aa- ,. 'fl' ' '5 Ju f::1'ff - K . pb ' ..-v-ci PQ-S1-fi...r if ,I . J 4 C V ,v'- ,, M .1 - ln..-J -4' W , , .A.-iii,-.Q .W Ap' 'ff 'fg,Q.,,,' ,, ..s if ,G ...gl A , - t ,gl 1 F4 U 'Z' '- BASEBALL lllw- lm-rlmll -me-mn hu Ill' NXINI I'XlI wax lull--el ulllx mom 3.1111--N uhwln u.-rv :ml lla-vial:-al lllllll lllw Isl' lIlIIlIl f lin' l .lllI I1-umllx ,. llu' lnulo-r1l4w- rw-Ulm-4l lu lm P . ,- llNK PUVIWIIW' ljILL1'!'I mul lwllrr nppurnrllf .Illll .alxmxx lllll-lll'll lhf' ggaum- In kmm Ill f lim! lluv IIHIVI' I'-.sm lmnl iw.-In in il illlufvllfllf 'I fu xs.n- lllv Nlwrx HI lluf' lm-1-l1.1ll r r- ' l4'iIlll lol. ul lm-Ile' .mul pl'nl1-nlmlllm I- 'lllt fI an .1 flijllltlllllll sl1.nr-- ll' xl- lm-nw Ihr Allllllhll Htli- wr'-11 P wruw- Nm llw win'-1 xsalllx num xsllll Inu Xslllx .mnl my lu- .f 'l'a'rr-Y Half vnu! lnhru5rr1rIln1lu fullflwumfvr!lu'lvn,gr,Iq, C fn 4 w 1.8 ' ....'. N 4 X'- X .'. 4 N l ' g 5- . 1 IL - f','-Ov l4.!-: I -vw--f -v-4 uwwnn- .Si '-, 4 1 'L 'C- mhm 1-1 I lu! rlf ll'll1'llIlI from Ihr' Uffffvr CPU xofllulllplanla' in Subir' Hay. rmy , umm 4 1 uurxlml vlup'c gulf' Inurm-mx' lrlglllf fuplnln Null L R 1 s x 1 trfrphx In fx KIHIIIIILI l'l'llIl-X' Illllllllll . I '- u B , -wqwg S ,T A E K Q -x W I ,w- sy,-. ' A' S3 Qv'i .1'1 at.-2 P N, ,f 'xxmif' RA H ----W - l I - 4-61 51 ,. ' , gl ' 1 l ll v ' l b l !1,. J 51 ul 4s , ...- fn-NI l si B lil ll IKHQ lag I .Rfk .. , N' gl -116 K ww ' . PQ-may A ,Mi , K . .. l-xl? 5 ll ' '41 l',lll'Ullll' lu llu' gflllllllll' ull' llll' vmlsl of llle Republic ul Xll'lllillIl. llll I lrxllllllg Suinlu flopped off at Pearl llglrlmr lu ullvml larsl lings lay lIummzmller-in-Cllief,US. ' x llllbllll' l' ll-vl. l lm xx l our lvl xisil 011 US. soil andthe 4- 4. 938. L! In Pearl Harbor, our former Execu tive Officer, Captain R0.lPh Spencer, departed the Ship as Commander Donald W. Knutson Sf-, his relief reported aboard for duty. 16 ,v-.., llll'll uf-rv lll'll'l'Illllll ll lu ll ' lllllf' il. Iivsiclvs the nightlife nn rlomulmln llmmlulu. llu- null-r fringes of the island lmll lllll4'll lu ulll-r. 911: Nl Il Ill l'Xllll'lll'f'l'X1'l'YWlll'l'i'. N my lh1'1lc'll1'S and bikini-clad girls 'xc-ll llllblllllb lzllvr xw rc-lurnvll lo l'curl Harbor and lllr' hllll. wlml mul Furl was an uv l'lYlIlt'lIllN zl' H' I . Ml l .Mg ,Z ff LJ f .jjft -Tl 'r r y . P- . 1-1 -P A -.., ,N I I-R fa' wif w-Jl ' 3 n 'fTf I N4 2 11 9 -1-Cd W 1 'gy' 1 A v' ., GN THE GUNLINE Nlav the Firflitiiiv Saint returned to the gunline off the ' Y C C coast of the Republic ol' South Vietnam after an absence of With our return, many evolutions, ln over seven months. which were new to some of the crew, took place. Gun watches were to he manned, ammunition and stores replenishments hccame the rulc rather than the exception, and thc hours in thc working day doubled. Soon we found ourselves waking up to thc sounds of our big gains and that sound liecanie part ol' our daily lives. 1 - .Xi -J, . 3-K A -., 5 -:s,- ,J..- 'L-rv-'Z ',i.' -1 'rx -'f' - '- ' 32 . '- 'rs-a1.pn.f'e'i4. , I .h 1 . -Lrf7,.s,.7,' -fx ',' -K3 -u- , ,lg -- w-N -,eat-1.1-ar X - , uf -1-mx . , Q -+-- - -lf - - v -fm--. :gg .- 5' ,V 5. - u a -1- ,... x .Y ' '- -5 . gt 44 5 -, 4v-L x'--i-'T' -6 'QC -J' L 'uu Q--1 -17 - X Yi -L -. L A 4,4 --4 S- 'tot' - 5 ', ' ' ,.- -f ,mush '. , .V V ' ' . ' 'J - yr, - I- n nl' . A ' - 9 SSM, - - . ' J-J -Q ,qL- K au- ' - Q -u-I A 4-fjlhi --QTL' -fl, Y, P ww-5 j x 'lk W , Q U' l J 5 Q- -Q.. ,, J g 1 U ' 'ft-rf -: V f , N M . . gqxkl-g1w:.g , F- .K-, Q, ,V gl .gif Lil.: W , -uf, ner:-nwug .Mfg it -i l l l l 1 l l l l l l 1 i 4 ji A-,vkyv , K .,.- , a i A VJ V., iIf,x.-.K.x.mrZqii' ...X.'a:'f.21'f :M,4'.f':S3-2? 4- . A 124.3-'gtfzxaf 12:52 After the first line period had come to an end,tl1C Saints paid a visit to Keelung, Taiwan. Keelullgp . offered niany varied interesting diversions from the MQ long hours spent on the gunline, with sli0PPm3 arcades galore and inaniy unusual pliolograph1c'SlU3S- A shorl drive froni Keelnng was Taipei, the Capital of Taiwan, which reseiiihlerl il large All16I'lCiII1Clty,b0th in zircorliilecwliim and ulniospliere. We all had fl good time and all loo soon wc had lo leave. gi x, ' 1 ' . eg f sold J 'ar . , Q A, it 1' .' an se J , 1 v 1 -as pq- X I. '.f f 3 , 0? ..,-.3 I :riff 'Hifi A '-...rrrjff--1 -r n A' pal 3. , Q. ,, YE 4 fly: J, - -.uh - ' ' L w ' ' 4,5214 Masgassffr. ' nav? . m X 'D 9 G'-,J J A K 1 .Q Q 5 - . ,yr - 4 :YJ Kiki x, 'TIJY4 x ,, X, ., -X X Xxx, x x X Y K x . x J ,' 4 X. X . x v vU S i isa x 22 -i- ., N , , . , A , 511, 3 i I' ' v ff fx . ' 1 y , ag, ,qu K A , K i 'QU E, 405 N .ix . fy 1 Q -Q,-'rin 45.3--Q fi ,wg ly 4 In A f ,1.v' Xl I, wh , V L 5 .T f, F135 1 13, 1 'f 5 t,.x Y my .J YE -' , ., if V4 .A , ,sa Xe A ld 'EF' X ' Ei'. ,, R i,1 .V , , 1 , .. 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J 5 AW SILVER ANNIVERSARY FLIGHT In order to celebrate her 25th year of active duty in the Pacific Fleet in a grand manner, the USS SAINT PAUL sponsored a Silver Anniversary Flight which brought wives and loved ones winging to japan for a reunion with their HFighting Saints . The nine-day visit was a welcome break to the rigorous combat operations off the coast ofthe Republic of Vietnam. This special flight seems a fitting way to close out the last cruise of the USS SAINT PAUL. fRightl Tokyo airport, where the wait was the longest. sz .Iv 45 tx., 'Yr 4 Y . 4, '- f ha f Udeffj A sight that had been in the dreams of the ungllffllg Saints sinrc we deployed. M3 fs..- W qu 'x if : fe V, ' L' A R' A ' f p , I 2' i Q' X Z' K V I 'K 'S 1 . 1- T , A ...A r 1 xi Q , . , ' A Hurt ' 'Q Y .1 Y.. Z xv'-Jai. r 5. 1 YQ' J: - 0 V ' . ani! V51 -,p'l . hh . gr. 3l'g:::,..'m , .I f f' Q -- - , , A i 'Q -- . K of , . X ' E' 'Q. . , ' din l - iv.-' i . 'V g.. .I 'fi' I s J , 1 Q I ' -f . . .Pg Y iw is 91851 T . E. 'lf3'l'- .,iiNi'F 1Leffj Captain Not! greets his wife as other wives streak by. 33 32 Q. WKML i I i G i 3 f Q f T f' 3 if .4 1 .Bi :X 4' Q 2? Ji I 4? 791 , Q .Nil 4., 'ii 5 ,I 1 I 1 1 .,4 ' ' nl 'Q4 I f Wi' 'vis- . an T M? 3 if l 3 34 After visiting some of the interesting Far Eastern ports, the SAINT PAUL returned to the gunline and resumed her duties as a combat support ship for the allied troops ashore. With our return, the Sounds of our heavy guns once again echoed throughout the South Vietnamese countryside. BACK GN THE GUNLINE I K ,fm li 5 'v 4 -,gr 5 - f- f AJ, L ' T l K! 51 A 1 , . a . 1 2 fn: I I - i 1 I if-' 1 'I , , f l i 1 1 3 i n s 'il 'wi' I N While in DaNang, the Marines manned :he machine gun detail. DANANG HJGHT QUARTERSt Periodically llic ship would make a trip to lJaNang llarlior to replenish stores, receive mail, and lo host various military dignitaries. On ocvasion the guns of SAINT PAUL would lllillil? their presence known to the inhabitants ol' lln' liarlior. Usually, going to DaNang nn-ant a short breather for the crew from the rigorous schedule demanded of us while on lhv gunlinc. The Flight Quarters Emergency Team stands by in the event ofa fire, 36 J 47 x A I r , ska Jig f -- ll X X 21- ' . . Az, , if 'iw NX e-T i. G hs. Y! U V AV M., xqgux ir, 1 ,r -, , kj. . 1-' sw. ' - . 'H' '- .. x I Ms K A-1 V -L , :lv-b. , 'K' , . .1..-, 3 1 ..,:-- 51998 L ., ,f ' 1 Q-- --1--V-Sys J f 6, . 'er-Z in '. -.11 ilk 5' Q .A-Uffy . 1 1. ' ,, - - ' - Q. - -' -,.:'..'.f, -- -e-. y '7g4,J.'Lai.,,.z 4 . -.....4. I S. w 323:.-:aw W .. ' sf Tl:-30,14-Q:-aaa ' 1 M. - .. , . - -.-f': .'-v..-'fgfff . . ' A . . AAN.-f' 7 , f -A I' iff' 143-v!f11l'S':iv':f 'E -.. . .4 W' -13, .Ea .J:,.V,W., ,,f. ,--b - .4 Wwe. ,FAQ -'Nui' 4'4CLufM.LL'i.? 4' -is-'Q YQ' vftl-Q Eff' ' 1 .--f'f '2r'A Q. ,,..2Q-w'rS, --5+ - -,-Q yu, H -uiuaxgmgrq fv49 -421' -' ' 35,93-. Q- - - .?45'fi,.k1q.p QA-1 - ,Mgt ' - 1'-L'-'--ff -.-. N.'f'25 4-.2 Q fo L . ' Q 1 . f u 1 X XX N5 ll ppf-rj I wrrif-nl f'l'IIll'lIlv.N'lll7ll'llLV from smrrfs xlzips look pnrl nf our Iilm- lfllill' in llllxllllg. l'l,n1rwrJ llf-lm hmughl rivilurs out to SAIXTPA UL. fleftj Our three inch anti-aircraft guns silhouette an LST enlering the harbor. AWAY THE Mo on vvl-:ALE Box-xr The versatility of the motor whale boats is evident in transporting personnel and material from SAINT PAUL to other ships or to the beach, or the more important function of their use in Hman overboard recovery operations. Perhaps greater than the actual steering of the boats is the skill needed in raising and lowering the boats from the water to the ship. ruin-ungqlek fig -1 -cf' i 5 1 J ,, 1-13 L - .-4 :si- N .L-'i 'L ' L., '. --'4 1. ' ' x . 1. I -1 .v-9'4 Q W p fi.. 5 1, 1 4 A, 'FPL' 'Y .bd v 4 fwi' ., , r 1 I L , Q . 39 ,,'-g5wf.:.?-,'Lf3- N ' 1, r 1 a ef .f ' L, 'M , Q n ,, fs. Sv J' ., 2 H I'-if 729: 5 l fx G U s I :Q www 'X-x X gs, , N Q A-Hg' Q .L I Q i f Q 3 . 'Q .......- ' ' m , , 2 '7 f u f C f '?iL1? I . I' ' ,f grit ,fir fu-, Q, age 3. xf 'rhjf 1 I., fu ,Ei X 2511... 7- ...J js 'Y YS, JZ ax I Captain Nott greets VADM W. H. Baumberger, Deputy CINCPACFLT, VADM M. F. Weisner, COMSEVENTHFLT. Q First ARVN Forward Tachcal Commander and LT Colonel James Sawerv X X Captain Nott disphzys the plaque presented to him by Colonel Vu Van Giailrl, 1' X Senior U.S. Advisor, First AR VN Forward Tactical Force. - y-vi Clip Fam WON 9-VPIUIHS SAINT PA UL ls mission to Brigadier General Nguyen Bm Hsin, Commander 21sl Division, ARVN. FLAG 'S CHANGE CF COMMAND 'Ei W 1 4 Q ' Q r P b 1 ' A A 7 ,rg X , '. X sl if-2 mn 1, , ,l Vi-i , K - f ' 1 5 g 5 i35',,pg1l':x. XY wp- A- 1- 5-' , A V f -' 1 ' . A X' I , ,f A ,, f I, b., jf if .1 A fl f 1! ! lf! X I z 1 . 1 CAPT Jefferson, Chief of Staff, bids farewell to Brigadier General Miller. F Q3 Rn. XJ, 5 RJ' , fa X ' 4 DY ..-E: 1 -MX l , i 4 'er 'L-1 an 'X 1 '14 'QQ 1. F' . Q N X 'x , -Q I , 4-5'- '-' f R IIHI R. l,. llauglmn. ,Ir. IH rungrnlulnlvs R.4ll.1l TIIUHIOS lf. Hass Ill a lvr tha flag lfhungv nflfonxmanrl fi4'f'I'f1lUllj'. Nancy Olson and ,Uarilrro Shannon, SAINT PA UL 's Red Croxs to the Rvecue girls fx. r 15 vm, , 1.5 URS 2 :V Y' , I The Saint lake.: on ,, ammunition Off th : I W , I 9 . ' :NWN 329 f, l!i,f5'5 09081 of South X 1 W 2fl4'... .,Z?' Vleffwm. A 3 x,r.'1 2J:l1n.a ,. ,, 'L Q K ,, Al .i . . .., , ,g-if . , . g I J Y 'f :Gfp f .Y A55 .,,:'g,,, v J. c :ir fsnrk,'g3au ,,: ' gsgyg 'j 2 ,mg . . T' b -lkwzhf .. 1 ' .A K NN.. . x,frd'lT.fs-yg.W .1 t Y I nl . . ,Q ,YHV 1-iff' N f 'P . . --.Q ' A ' - - 1 iii ,wi ,grit , .,,f,A l x X I ,fy f M ' ' ' Q , f vL'! f'122-'xv .-5' ,-, 52 am Q.'1.'7 'gr A 'J : sg i I + x .N . ' rl Q X xx xx xx xx xx X -Q 4 X L L'9I QQ!! s-I-,.-I 14 fl xxk Q., A .JWH L REARMING During our rearmings. entertainment was pro- vided by the ship 'X band, -W-A - k' ....n.-',.ia...4,.Q- Ffa' 2!. faflh : K , -' lk -8' , fziiw I xg. Pd'-'J If ' . 4, lf , I 1, -LQ f 4 I .V f' xv ' 1 fi-:'5 T.Z' X'- ,.-,fl r It Q ' . 2 ., v, V!-f.!+-'L a f 'In ...Y M ' 'ii . v-4 Q d.J Part ofthe workload ofhandling over 1,130 tons ofammunl tion during the deployment. Q . -.,, 43 fu I, A-gr' ,.,5.S'Zm- -,,-'--'A' ',,. Vf1,.1P X ,M ,wf,, . ' , f uw R , 4, K J ' I 1 ,wp . ' fb- .,-.41- 'Jf Cam ,-, ,L -Q1 'Y X V 5' M' 'C' R for , ,,,.. 5 -. . 1 --- r-,.itM'2 ' ' pf' 'yi K xv -1 Wy., - Y,,..-. Ny H, A r 4' . F ' 3 Transfer of personnel was accomplished by virtue of --il I mil, Sllr .4 1 a highline transfer. W Av., .- ,. A, i' A . WM , Am 9 aff' I 4 I f W ,fa V I ffr U, ff x Vw V- M X, ,Km V 4 , S r . ,f My f fff4Kg' m - rl -. 'V-.',. - 54,4-Q - 5 Pv :WL '55 fl.. i A fr .'-.. r ff ,K S 44 OQWN X 1 W? was-X - -,N ,uv---M' aw- .. Id f' I rs ufpnwrlar ara struck down in the ti uu.,,4 I -1 2' -1, V A.--Q. CXUQ , ' magazines manually r an mi 5, 4. Q v f L x Nw ,V-wr - f K q.rI'1 'Q 1 H' NX sL?bnwrw. ,sf 8? 'l V'-. w ,. -'- M f--S1s,ii, fif1 Sf ffm ' - 13.-534: Hr?- . . ,9 ,, -D , .q .f,Q,1 . Q, A '- as 'KWLUI 4. v- ll' - Uuurivrnmwtf-rx lrwwp fxrrurrxte' truvk of Ihv' .N llv1J.X vnurxw during rffplvrlislxrrzr-:nts wilh lin' uid 0fll1vgj'rov0n1paxs. The voupling for the fuvl lim- cornvs across jhwnz thc nilvr and in u fvu' minutvs actual rvf1n'lirxg will start. PY FZEFUELING 45 A E A SAINT PAUL signalman relays a message to the oiler during one of our frequent re fuelings. NN. 5 A ,. 'amd :n '- r'f.Q,V,f , ,M , , +f-. V, U 'i .1 -, vi.-g Qu 'fail-, v':,g,m'3, Q fum.,--V , , . , V, ,,,., - -14, f-,Q-.,,!.,V ,.,- f,,:,,.W4 3 ,I A ' ' ' W- A- ..- -541' as I ,O- ' 'Q lrom our :sh vw lvm a uvu H10 NN fH1R4 U 1 n prrfparv v to rnnrm N 41N 1 J MAIL CALL At sou, the happiest moments are those just uflcr mail cull, when you have heard from that special someone or get the pink slip to your car. This is one evolution which is looked forward to hy all ol' the Saints. f J, :vi-C-1'1:1:T:5:I: ix ::5:5:g2g1:1:1:1:f ff! glgigiglgztgtgiiig. 3:1:5:7:T:3z5:3f ff 1 :-:-:-:-:-:3.- Q N Z:l:?:?:ig3:3:'2 E ,,,,-.n Pdyday meant hard earned money for ll good liberty or for that savings accounl back home. 'J '1 S. ffl! I L fl-Xllljj lm lflrllulu Fc' ' ' - Q -,b- Q A Q-ww. , -4-Y . , -N-:gn ' 'Q im - if - M' DX ' 3. ,- ,, 5-21 2 7.-.11-- M 2 54 -1,-4, 11 - ,,,....-ug Y 9' 'W -ai '. 'Y swarm' n ' ,JI ma ' 'T A :NAR 'Pa K---A 1.2 STUD HALL ' - 4-1 Vg In VHQH bg-, 2' U. 2 x- ,x :1 .475- ' 5..- 'WC l The Cary Olson Travelling Show provided many laughs for the crew as he did his imitations offamous and infamous personalities. .4qlll: uf ' q M , , ri' .J K K 1-L 'wax ' I axe, ....i-,,X 5 X 'I l' Q ,Z 39 if X . f' ' ' 'N 1 4 A 1 - L ' ,, I, V Q ' ,f 4 ' l z l 1 i . 3 lx F 4 i - 4. 5 VM ' W: Q x '. ' I ii K , N l '-L X 1 -v, JE., . 4-g-W eq? , if X 'K l 2 -+L U4 l we FL K 'S X 1 ff- and -Q ,,,.4-.ae Xx lx X ' ' nw f -J eg X fda' 4' ' Q' 0 I b.,-r' . . ,-- -I ' H - ., aff v '.. gf .--. .fm 1 ky W-9 50 Q ll' f '- ' -.wiffriei M- 7'l .1-'Q ,44 ,-M ,Lu 44, 4 1 Lrg' ,J LMA p-ff' 'W Q PASundaYS meant Holiday Routine for the SAINT UL. Volleyball, Skeet shoots, a golf driving rang6, Concerts by the sliipls band, and cookouts provided H WClCfJfI1e break from the daily routine. Religious serviCC5 provlded Splfifllill retreat for the crew on Sundays. 'f Q x il 1 4: ' ' I s-B47 5 if I I 9 M E. 1' N..., ' ' HI., , , F - . ' a 4-Quin? 1- 1. gui., 4 3 .. e J-f F 1 ..5 1 4.3 ' , bi'1?lf2y f ig '1- ' Q. gf' 1' yyfgfy ft, QQ- ' . , yy in ' 3' gy y V ,, ' 541 y K -as, billy 1 1,1 2 , 5 y F if Ei I f ? L y I i 3 J , E 5 I f 2 f y z XY A I VX! Q V X X ..j Xhhk ' i A ' 'va f Y, ' ef A 1 b . vysw 4 ,if X'4Qqg f SGLL ' x ,gk fl , E J K 2 by x' l bi , ' , QR 1 s. r Q 3 5 ' X y Q xsqifvv V 1 ' ' E I 2 by ,4 .ff- ,. 1' r rx ,.f'A'F r ' 5 1 x i xx' -, , V .V A X X,-M ' I , . H 1 H ,.., 1 E K 12 t X X KX I Q X 5 2 5 1 1 x A 2 K N K n Sundays. you could get a tan and eat steak just by being around. 52 The Lug 0' war was won by the lfngirmerv ing Department, Alcx,s Angels. Cookouts were enjo all. yed by X2 .3 f f f w Hot dogs, with all llzv enjoyable. 'fin Irinunings, helped milk e the af!ern00n ffl 0f6 ,f Q 5 1? o-5 . , V . 7 ia . Q P ' M 1 36 V J f V s big A 'g mill! A J Am 4 S xx N 1 if 49 airy '44, CDR joseph Zernitex, the- ship 's lfhaplain, 1-f-lvbrutffrlzluilyuml5umluy Mass for the Catholic' r'rf'wnwn1ber.v. 5 e:':5 .so if-,-'-' C ff' --A--. 15 I CHURCH CALL A xg , . 6 n -G' ,L 534: 1 I ix. Al. . The band had almost as good a time as the vrvu' xrlm 1I'5fPfll'd to thvm. vvEAPoNs - fllgllxf .aw R 5 ' W M' ,ls Y. LT R. Frerking AA Control Officer l. Former Weapons Officer LCDR Tony Diflngelo welcomes new p, Weapons Officer, LCDR Christo DiMolios. X V- -, XIM I ffifnif' 5 r Q'- X 1 1 -' E , I-hlgg .Q fx'. l Bu ' A f V c,r ' V 5 . ,Muni get i 5 ' H K fl 'Cl' fx ' 1 2-,X ' f,, ., 1 , - 1 X , Y A Wm N, N W' of W01 J. Eshelman Ship 's Boatswain ffl Kneeling: LTJC Murphy, LCDR DZ4ngeIo LT Cl . - tl CAPT Fanning. Standi : LT M , gl-ICO' LTJC Bohn, GMCC .lmnf-son, lflylf flhil. lflllll Miller. LTJC Brmes, dnl Limits, LTlC Jamfsonllgczvfccslxfeffffllflll sl SBZTTWTT' lTCC,f fi f WC '5 'Z ' W f 'f','t'- FTCS MGM' WET 99 9, and ln the back are ENS McC mgf JC I'-Wfllffy lf Ulf lcllf-nslmw, Iflflli Clover. If ' lllcfyowan. and 15' 03' 'md LTJC Schmzdl, 54 FIRST First Division, and the Front Porelifi are first wherever SAINT PAUL goes - how firstl Nlaintaining topside spaces forward. and keeping S.-UNT PAUL? Ceremonial Quarterdeek in spotless Condition are a major Concern to First Division who take pride in their tancv knot work and wooden decks. :Now station the Anchor Detaili' has been sounded more than 54 times in the past six months. with First Division in charge. Riggng over 30 underway replenishnients this deployment alone. First Division has rigged a refueling station faster than anv ship in Seventh Fleet. and set a SAINT PALFL record for riuiffinrf a rearming station 12 min. 20 sec.. from first line in CC E hand to first load on derklj. First Division lioatswain Nlates are professionals at what- ever the job - whether it he rigging an unrep. holding a scruhdown at first light. or manning their gun stations tor action. k X, .S N 1 'st 263-SN H. vi , . 'Tw Us r -,-----f ua. , -fur gi l ' .lykzmlw 1, rx '.L.v--.1PJgg.,- 5 '7-5, . F- ' F yew 1 s i Q' 52,2 D , .ifrfw ..,,. , bin.. ,-7 A 4, 1 +04 .. ,g ,-.- X Xiu-5 41 , ..., C.- 1 'Inf J fi .Z V H. XSS. .H ,, l.'I',llf jmmw llillvr, Firx! Division Ufifivvr. v I A A 'I . K 4 t. . ' L TIC Peter Ellenshaw. former First Division Officer. 55 4 .Q ,QW A: QL-,n....... ......w..3--...,..,. 1, .-.--s 2 5 ? Y I R 56 L 5 me ' f lT7f 'A - - ...W-ff ' v . 54342.-up ' I v A V, , ' 'Q ....-...-13. ,., : ...wwf H h . M ,. N f' 5 'sr 1- x W.. 1-M ' 4 I4 D 4 ' ,H l I Seated are SA F. Eberhardt and SR W. Holland. Standing hw.-H -RJ W 'P of-is Slim? EMUQ mf 57.21 ' I7 .f J' 'N ..p- 23 9 ! are SN A. Ladd and BM3 J. Y' Dudley. - L. ,Q ,,..9 V17 f .. M, ., ' 14. ,LV :rr K V ,,,,,. rf---1 x i - e 1 -7 T' l r0m lvfl to right Xffllllllllg are HMC L. Carter, BM3A 1,z.u.,, mfs: lc. lf..m,...,., .md mn rx Po... Kneeling MQ BMJ' W. Midfllvtun, BMX H. Schreck, and BM3 D Cock. l Left to right are SN C. Thompson, SN R. Sherman, SN M. Grant, SN M. Schipper, and BM2 C. Bennet. if 9 1:25 J. . ,,, 5.2:-ar mix 4, -A ' Q Q , x S 's ,fy 1- .6 8 2 Lf ,, Q ig if ,x 5 if ' 'l I 1 .1 ' SA E. Johnson From left to right are SN L. Coachman, SN M' Jenkins, SN L. Logan. SN W. Anderson, BM3 R' Bateman fin backj, and SN J- Fllilfllmo- Q. I the front raw are SN D. Griffin, SN M. Bradshaw, SN D. Cohen, SN D. Norris, and STV R Hollqnd. Standing in the back are BM3 W. Middleton, SN IV. Pearson, and SX G, Brooks. 'I-5, ,1 V ai.--af ae.-,.,.. A 1. ...' T-'- Q .' ' . - :', -'--., 'lr is 5 ..j - r I -nL1'w-.. - js -6 3' ,f'G .-a-Q' -X 4. f ..-1, '- i i '- -lf.-4 VP?-4 Q-.4 - ' -.- I 1 1 -, ,--- r -Y fa- K Hug .E-f SX P. lelti r gil Un the lmlflf-r iv SN ll. lliniun and umlvrrunlli H SN R llnllanll f Z l I v J .. grid -fe!! I 'rx Kneeling in front are SN R. Buckley and SN R. Camadine. In the back q , ' f0w from left to right are SN J. Harper, B313 W. lliddleton. SY .1- Podesta, and SN C. Byam. E A C A V' - K . r U f A... N .. J -V I I , .,..,. 115 it-2323 - 1 ' .5 355 ' . ' Sd- R325 sexe Q, . .n. r u'fk plan.. x . I x - Q N , p,v-- A V nn' :Zigi .f fr l. iff S fs ca. I From front to back on the left side are SN H. Eaddy, SA F. Eberhardt, BM3 I. Dudley, and BM3 W. Middleton. Front to back on the right are SN F. Hawkins, SN R. Cutoski, SA E. Johnson, and SN W. Anderson. SN L. Harris and SN J. Cannon, standingg SN E. Daniels and SN T. Futch, sitting. Y 4-SA - 'D :W L lf' 7' if LTJC Cary Robinson Second Division s Junior Officer and LTJC S. :bin V. 'jg f T AV Q Q' it :iv if I. as n ,Ti 1 ,M V SECGND SN R. Brown, J. Castro, R. Howell, J. lakouoc. and I. Carlson, BM3 V E C. Bernal. and SX. C, Olson' The responsibilities of Second Division include the main deck amidships, the exterior of the superstructure and stacks, the second deck passagcways amidships, and the two motorwhaleboats. Cleanliness and preservation are the main goals during normal daily tasks, but occasion- ally the routine changes. During replenishments the men of Second Division man the highline stations where they transfer cargo and some- times personnel. For rearming, they man the housefall rig on Turret ll, to bring on ammuni- tion for SAINT PAULSS NCFS missions. The raising and lowering of the motorwhaleboats is not a very frequent oceurence, but they are used for special instances for the transportation of personnel to other ships, mail runs, and most important. for man overboard. All of these tasks, the men of Second Division handle with skill and professional pride, in their efforts to keep SAINT PAUL the finest ship in the U.S. Navy. AN J. Davis, SN B. Ambrose, and SN T. Fontes BM3 J. Bogenschutz, SN D. Kosakowski, BM3 D. Harrison, and BM2 R. Louis ix ,X I SN W, Freeman, W, Folsom, M. Phillips, R, Klingbeil, and L. .Yadboralski 60 SN M. Phillips, BM3 I. Staples, and SN J. Fergson. X E 5 Ex 'A li l I 1 1 i1! M Ii rl 'X Seumen W. Fields, P. Kelly, B. Hinton, H. Anderson, and J. Johnson lwpl -1... UN xx lf? X. D ,. N 11 7 i'lq..ik -.ah-'M S ,QQ fire you sure this is the Bosun's new bed ? l'll give you this line if you guess what 1 have in my Iumfl. T .ran ff .F if ls 9 P . I-I ,4' 1 i'Hey. there 'S an old comic book under here! K i,,f. va? N if b JI F x .1 'FJ .f X . ,. as -.. ...1 .-ff! , V, A p ' ' Q, 5 a. - A i - X I I H . , x . ,Z ' 4 V, . M -. tasgjivyi. if ., D . 'Nz' A A -7 B ' i ' ii M A , lp up p f Q9 DIV ., L' . , 5 p fa I sl ww' , , Q ,135 .A-x ' f . a H . , .N ix Q A , WH.. LN F thu., ar a ,V XX ENS Mark Blakey, Third Division Junior Officer and ENS Bill McCoy, BMCM D. Tamin, Third Division LCPO Third Division Officer - tfiimw 41 -A tv ... ' ' 'N 1. ' 'Dv-W f, K ' ' ' fi The alt art ol the main deck is the rime if P Q ,L 'Jil ' -A responsibility of the men of Third Division, px l B I If ' ' including the flight ilu-ek, the hangar bay and 1 J- I W t - il I ' ' ' the erane. The upkeep of all these areas plus , A ' .TU xl ' ' As -.9 the shi is hoats, the Admiralis harfe, and inner 4 2 if K .. P E . . Q ,.p ., f A ' N3 -A ship spaces make the ilivision's Job an impor- -fA A X ., V . tant one. as well as a busv one. Other related . e 1 r 1 . A . , . . A , , B J .' ' ,ss ' f .Q ' stations that Third Division mans are 'l urret Ill, ,fu ,. Z . U A QV 5 ,,:l2,-fl flight quarters. and various stations during X' 'jx U D' ip fl... A, -G underway rcplenishments, refueling and ... K , A .ill '- D. p i f ' p ,QA A D' A 'Al rearming details. . - . -r Q A is . A .,. ' A -A A .As - ' N4 - ' ,,.t ...A 'fit . BM3 C. Reeves, BMI T. C. Oneyear, Third 's LPO, BM3 W. Murdent, BM2 L. Murdock. and BM 2 D. Hays , ' K rea H' The :JI D- tl ' ing . Q ij' Vp .AA if ,A g .......... ,. 4 if ' . ff, A N . ----' K t ., if , ar is 'ig '.-I 2 ix' ' . P- x p xv ' . .vo- SN l. Quemma, SN B. Scott, SN B. Clingerman, .1 VJ SN W. Dufjl SN K. Andrews, and SN E. Reed N, ' ' V 3 B , W l . - 1 f i I A V , , I V f I v . x . s . - . 5 B 1. . fl 5 , Fx , 41 5?,..,lf .ea , 7 A ,Q . V , s 1 4 , Q 5 ,,. , , eq' Ulfw ' .Q I , it A :1 .. .2-A . . .2 a AA.. D ' s A 21 1' . ' ff, 1 ' A , - , '- c : Y ' A if , 2 V: Y . hy in -fb! l 'N M- x, AN. l l e t to ri ht Seamen I Barlinham A Filoteo L g : I , . . 9 W.fMayberry, C. Arquieffe, R- Floyd, G- Tvlet' 'fri' vf h Q0 A .f V I 'X ' Q l ' l A W ,' v' f 3? 5 l , ws' l . l -ff' A r +-wx . 'X ' X IZQGIW In right: SN R. Krnl. SY R. llulmrns. Q ' li- llllwsninl, SX MI. ffasxvlrnnn. 13.113 T. Replays. B-ll-? lll. .llunlvnh Seamen S. Ettenger, T. Hopkins, J. Clyde, R. Westfall, J. Dunn, I. Schnider. 8'5 Q ,A XX!! ..-:,.,, N f . . D I ff .4 ,w 1 1 , , NV' .ff , . 5 v ,f ' ', :nig- ' ' f -L ' ' - 7 .1 ,V ,ff N ' 'uc 'Q in ' 'F P? ,n ' - 'E' . 1 -I. ,, .2 ,ff f X 1: ,X Y ' Q' Q' f I 1 'ff 'J' 1? A 0' , Q IJ Jw Jar I U 1 nvv ,lx ' I I I J'-' 1 Svaman J. Crowvll and 13,113 UQ .-ldams f tlw tigvrsuj 4 -. V-. X ' 'MI ga' ,Sli I 4. 4- , x - , - 'ia' , :K -,V 1 N , , 1-H' Left to right: B313 j, B,.m.m,- BH3 J Tvruya. Qs f ,,...-- Ilmw- If-fl In riglzl: NN T. Iii'-lr. SN T. Yuung. SN R. lfurlingmrnv. NX ff. I,llll'4'. .fx C. Xnlrrigu unrl SX T. RnuwImu'. Lvft lo right: SN T. Graham, SN' D. Christen- bprry, SX K, Shreve, SN S. fohnson, SA S. Kunou: and Sri T. Crasso. .Upssi11ge'r. SX H. ffxuns, SN' C. frimi YN' Q 1 . Ss l ,r Q fy Save . 1 , -, ,7 X I 'x . - FOURTH The Gunner's Mates and strikers of Fourth Division form that unit of the Weapons Department responsible for the Main Battery of SAINT PAUL, her three big 8,7 turrets. All exteriors and interiors of the turrets and related equipment are kept functioning and in a high degree of readiness to perform the main task of SAINT PAUL to deliver Naval Gunfire Support for Allied troops in Vietnam. ln addition, Fourth Division forms the nucleus of the key personnel who stand watches in the turrets while on gunline patrols, and instruct the less experienced people who supplement Fourth Division on watch. Through a coordinated effort by the entire division, the men of Fourth continue to be able to boast the loudest voice in CRUDESPAC. ..vW 4, ,ine ,ff if I ,-vw 1 X Z x GMCC II. Jamison, LT J. McGowan, Main Batten, Officer, CMCCS C. Merritt, Fourth Division LCPO, and GMCC M. Washburn Ina sweet and serene groupnj. LTJG W. Tait, Fourth Division Officer and LTJG M. Bohn, Fourth Division Junior Officer. GMC3 D. Burgener and LT R. McGowan LTIC R. Jamison, former Fourtli Division Officer Q ann V lL SN! Klotz J Robison C' AleJ.ander.C.jonev I Pontenot andI7 lrahvr Q Eel gli i . . g A, 2 3+ , 0,1102 T. lfawkef, CMG1 E. fvonnf, SN J. Ifwe, CMC3 R. Jobe, CMCSN L. Stanton, and CMCSN R. Cuelette 5 E 3 4 SN j. Klotz. R. fllmrvz. R. Cuclettc. and H. Robben , 1 .3 9 i. fi I 1 BATTERY 11' 4 1 ! gif 'I Q., 3. '1 iii . 4 I , ,X 4. 11' :H X Q. M' .g:. :gg 'Q E, :al 3 ? 'z 5. 68 ! 1 1 1 I X SN P Johnson CUF3 R Castro SV J- Rios, GMC3 15 9 '07 C Buell QA C Barta and WN R Hernandez -rf' -Lux lf, SN R. fllvurvz. CMCI3 HU. SIIIIIIIPISUII, SN M- Freviss. SN C. Plmvmun, SN ll. Roblwn. and X CIUC3 R. l:llf'lH'S .Lb N 1 5 FIFTH gg. SECONDARY BATTERY 3 if ' gg D X 21? 1 2 'Xxx . N.. LTIU T. Uurphy. l lflh lin umm NHL wr , , . . , -NN f,Ull4'YllIIl15 I l. lmllvr - X V v gn Q. X ,I ' , . . 4 335' M . . 4, ..:.. ....,, . , is I 7 I X!!! I 1 I 1 .mxl MV!-l F ll. U41 I n x' l .wu lrnwx and 1 1 . vlrlfh ll 4' 1' -'Wu H1 llllIll'l'N 111.111-N ul IIHI1 UIXINIUII .us r 5 1 ull ln: Ill' J .mul .n uw ulmln lllillxl'llp 5 u! t th. -....n-l.ux I :ll--rx. II1 1 mvn prmnle-ilu vx . r I Ill- x'4HIlll.llN lmtlfrx :mal ll 1'H'i4'il'lll 4lI I IV !l'I flll.Ill 'U'-I I' lrulrv'111r1rurlf,Uffl I I 'fllll -g 2 -3 1 ,rl ' ok' V 7 , . ww . K A 1 , ., 'fb iff.. SN S. Johnston, CMC3 .l- Timms, SN K- Matthews, SN C. Antonio, SA I. Ellington, and SA R. Rutley NF ik CMC3 J. Reading, SCT C. Zebraski, CMC3 K. Vanffarnp, and CMC2 B, Strange SN D. Knotts, SN C, P 1 , SA C00hlll raacr, V E. Castaneda, CMC3 H. Archer, and SA T. Q K -, if ' AB. X-.5-A 7475 -1 .X f U.: GMC3 A. Elliott, CMC3 K. VanCamp, GMC3 I. Ward, and LTJC T. Murphy ' ' , f of 1' H ' ' E6 AQ of 'Y L n ' ' A H ,Q ,,. i V . U V f ff QA' . - x so , f m y wi, If ,,?'42gL :Q -. U - 1 -. , ,. 9 f',4,tNAl ' L K.., . 1. ,Qs 5 . M,- X 1 5 .Af '4 ' if 3 5. ' x dir Ax 'Q ,---v' 1 , - . lf F.: ,I 1 . ' llI.X'L'5' iQ - 'gl o ' , If I, C VCX ff. ,lurwx nm! ,NX . 'x ,Xl sl 51' rf' X NNI' '- 1. lllmll fluff-f lilllfvll. ff Uffn H. ,NfHlL'l'l1.VA'1. N I f., l7unmn. S N Q, ff Ufr-4 U. Iffwflfnllf II 4. ,1 .IIHKIJ X QPQ- M Q uv W-. M' ' - ' 5 ' ' . ' wa, ,+i'If.'3'9-Q, qw, F' N Qv4 Q- 7f f : , 'Rf ,, ,X 1 A , ,'-' A . F ,ff XN 1 If LULXX U' NH' H' NN '-ff+ '1' f'N I' W1-'f -Wlf' fl.In-1.1-Ur Nl l.Im-A'.v.m..nuI ' . , ffllf- 1 flmxflzlu Y- , -v'g-?:.'fJ.,-SL! 913-Are 4 'l Cflx L f 'na '4 ,G?B 219 Non' 'V' v vw' , 3 4 gg' , K vi 'CI ii F xl i i Y A 1- --X l '- - RQ x' X .NX I. l.f1urvn 'f'. .NX ll. ffurrlrlf. 5 I ll. ltmlrlv ff? SN . '1Il1hffI,x'1'.-NX fl. l'rul:'r. SN U, fv'n.w'l1 A. df T f , ,T ? are V aw , ' ' ,T QL . . ',1.4 , . rf, , ' ' ff V, -1 Ed- ' Aug, J M7111 rryl 4 w. .,irm3.m6,fMa f- f - V 'N - vu, A WI .W -1-1 1 , sv '5.L,gA M. , ' . ' . , I 1, 4,fif,ggy5y,f - ,Q 'ay I '45, ., , ,: V , -V f f ,.r . w,,,.g2,fpg W ,, 2 N ' 'T .gg In , . . - ,-.4 - 4,f.zff , ,,, V X., ,-V , ,.,, .Q -f ,T f' ' A , f ' A , ' ,z,,4f?k1 Tm' . T -. 1 'A . .' X :W ,1 ef ' V M . vm ,PQ 4. - -2, V' ,xkavinf ,- S Nag ,. , 7' 1- ,,,. ,eg .f . 1 ---Q..ff' 'I J' I ! ' fi ' IJ . 6 - - ' ' 5 A A H f '- '11 ' . , j f 1 . ki' : ' . , ,I 1 ff ' A fyj ,R .! - H f f' ff' ' in-2 3. ' - fr ' 41 , e ' 1 .,1'., . gi 7' x ft. -. U, I ,jf 1 N A '. K - W X A I, ,fy , -- -- ,, 1 1 4 , VV-g. x gl I T I , 1 v f V .. .lima ' .J Y I ' Ji, I I V LTJC T. Clover, Fox Division Officer and Fire Control Officer WOI F. Crutta, Fox Junior Division Officer THE LEADERS: SHARP, SMART, TGUGH, AND DEDICATED FTC V- Rvbfnsofl and FTC R. Morton FTCS D. Jifallett, Fox Division LCPO and MTC B. Glaze Tl? V111 U U V 4 Aw 4 fl' , , .Ng A in Q5 ,.., H 'V Z '4 , In . A 1 , fi. -..,, E. g,4,,,,., ,.,, Q al c f- M Q .., - .IIQMQ K- kk I i H F ,J I R f ii The ' GJ . .- A if H 1 , Q . 5 sf N ,D F A i O' A ' A ' F iii 'A X ' n l LI so 1 if iii ' 7 'V 3 ., X Q ,, .IQ K 5 T If af. fr Oil! 'WX f' M N A Q71 a' W .X-fa 1 'T 1 , I iii. 4 1 1 ,' X XX fx I Vfw-.0 , 4 5 L ' N 1 A 3' f x A 4--2 f A ' Hfyfr ff Q' u Nl 1 T 1 , 1 E n au I T l SN Livingston ' -r ff 1' . - 'J , A x, I -auf' 1 TT 1 ' 'Q , . 3 f N The men of Fox Division are in eliargc of controlling the accuracy of firepower and storing the ammunition aboard SXINT l'.sXl'l.. T S The Fire Control Tefzlmieians maintain. vali- brate, and operate all equipment which aim and ' 4 control SAINT P.-Xlflfs eight. five. and three inch guns. This includes two plotting rooms and various complex computers which are the heart of SAINT l':XUlfs weapons systems. N The Gunncrls Nlatfvs in Fox are in charge of the Shipls Armory. It is their duty to aw-ount. requisition. and store all mrczessary ammunition and small arms as required by ships lira-power llf'tftlS. 45 The ,Xrmorv maintains a vast amount ol' avlivitiivs from the lilumrk Powder l,o1:lwr to the ow-rlnoairrl llziri-s. plus maintenancze ol' I3 Ill small arms. and all ammunition records and rcvfripts. S Wi. I. Sullivan, SN W. llurray, YN3 D. Little and SN H. I C,111jSX C, Hrllonnlfi. C UC3' ll. jarkson, and CHCI ff. Cilrrmth ,o,,K,, , as . . . . . 4' ! I, -rag, .SY C. llartin. CUC3 ll. llillon. SY K. Xjirj.-li, and Cllllji I1 llhm.: sgnmg is 631115 flzewr. I SN lf. Camps, SN l,. Lloyd, and FTC3 D. Adcock , H, Q M f A Y 1111- Q A V I Qgfgv W FTC! L. Bachman, I 0x's LPO, SN L. Bunker, FTC2 E. Proctor, CMC3 ' Y FTC3 R. Eddy. , . Y I. Reck, and , Jr.. f wx, ' 2.12: H, A., , ,, A, + In ,, ...J A . ,Y f 47, W P. .,,-, 7 L '--f vewi- f --m-Ki?-fa-1 .wr I . 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V H L ,Gigi-x', v:..s 'gage 1 .dx Ev- ,:h R' Vi!! vfxu ,gf Q' ' 1 X . fi f I 1 U' .1 v 'fx s lx l i j f IN .14 L' X xx FTCSN 1: H- .sx1':. ' , f N- ' . w V . 1 Haan r'a1f-Lima, fr - '7 'f 'i mm R- DU'ff 'P0'f- 51W-Rwff, FTG3 P. Lane, FTG2 M. Ed df FTGSN E. Olfers FTG3 R. Persons, SN D. Adair, . . ll 10311. uzmfmn-P. and FTG3U B . 5' , , . QTZUIS. 74 FTC3 W. Erickson, FTC3 J. Burkes, and SN T. flood FTG9 U H011 FTC? R I0 fl Q -.. 5. f. ..5m.. J 'ov 4 ,,,,.' K 'Bal 69010 OK X 1 ' 'C .L - as -1' YK ff Y Q .-9' - N N '9O f 1 Q .su Nw 5 A 0 oooos ' .Q-, W. 0 0 soo o . , ,, X 'ru ' x 4? L .Flux 'I K W X wx., ' f yl x g n J . f u - t A I 1 4 1 .-. . -N X 'Q 1 Q .Xkum,i' -xp? . o o f o Q 1 b .. Q b o , -fn. . .::H:,s--if , v . 1. . 0 Q ' X x ' llw, 4 00. to ' X v . I .. , . I . 'u o 'o '51 o 'J Ill' ' I ff' , -D---V--.i. i,-M K I K X : -D ' vw f ' . . -..--1 - - 'X y IL ff' 3' r 14 . 1 p Q I 1 V x'N. z .-r' ' -ox I ,, ' X I X If Qing... I q ,V J I' , . 3 ' Y fo p . f- 1 'WI x ,Y W . , X'r'. ' F f I V .-V' I Xu Xxx: A fi ' S r VM. ' J-.1 14 or fm-,,,. ur . ,E 4 , x , 1 J W , l ' 1' K L 4, ' i . , wi x ix K r F I , FTC2 D Leauell SN J. Cunnin ham, FTC2 R. Whytolonix. FTC3 K. Krug.an1l FTC31. F7-C3 P- S 'mC Coffey- U ' g X R. c:f't't'llllUj', und SX ,L Ihgw-sf,-0,n U O00 . L..Q,f:ff .W . i 1 I 5 E f 5 gi? W El E? .ig 1 YV 5: il .34 . f J ,E 1 . 3 1 . ,: ., Y X Q1 a . fl! IX. 'i sv 552 I. 1. iw if' 5 li Q. v 4 . I 4 I P r r i wifi ' 'f Q l 'il E' 1 I Q it 5 it 1 4 l i i i i l 9 2 i i 4 v i , 1 I if 1 it A I I I 1 l i l I 1,5 e it , f i is I , X . ' 1 1 1 ,I X T l 'fi Y Tr - . . , it Xi ' y - Y- Zf, . -'xp . I if ,.. ann, ' -ff 1 'K 1 N ,, VY' I s mtl' Q I -4 -V:- . 'I hr Q fb -A ' ' T 'Mt X ,551 ggi- 'X 5 Vx. ' ,,,, -. V- , 5 A -ur N - s, was ff li , 21 f i gr I ' A 4 f f .N,. s. .V V' M ,,,' .. , ' Q' 75 , ii - ' -.' .fx51ta lX-' 1:1-Fife X. . . ' Captain J. Fanning, Commanding Offcer First Lt. M. Steele, Executive Ofjicer ofllfarine ofiifarine Detachment Detachment :ii 3 51 Sa 'u 76 H5924 T 'WSP MARDET SAINT PAUL's Marine Detachment is normally composed of two officers and 39 enlisted men. Besides the part they play in SAINT PAUL7s gunnery achievements by taking care of Mount 52, they also have machine gun watches when SAINT PAUL is in close proximity to the beach. Other duties of the MARDET include internal security, color guards, brow sentries, honor details, providing a personal orderly for the shipis Captain, and operating the shipis brig. Along with a rigorous physical training program, the detachment endeavors to maintain a high level of basic infantry and small arms proficiency. The two Marine officers serve as air spotters for the long range guns of SAINT PAUL while operating off the coast ofthe Republic of South Vietnam. .ik x ii -',' XA' xx: J 5i.Q,f'3' . . AA XX A.-A s. 55 Ist Lt. JI. Steele inspecting .30-cal. machine gun. P 3 X JIARDET preparing for T.O. inspection i Sgt C, Zebmski. .1I.AlRI71:'7 .s Right Guide and S.-UNT P:llTl. iv Super Saint for .-1 ugust. 2 x ,f if I 'x 1 ,PQ-' ,rw ...- , I 1 i -.2 tw Q., 'Af Wi Sgt. ,l. Cannon and lx! Sgt. lf. Thorn I'f'1'l'il'illg Congratulations from tlw Captain aftvr rv, enlisting. N 1 3. Q, . L .X ai av. Standing next lo lst Sgt. E. Thorn is SSgt, U1'Yl'l'Sl'. .....-.....,..---........,.... ,, , E pf 5. X F U l'1'Yf D. lfrlwarrls mul SSgI. lf. 1l1'Yvv.w look on ax lffpl l'. ,lrballo slmrpvns his small arms pro-Hr'iff11r'y on mn' of Ihr' .50-ral. n1ur'l1irz1'guns. 5 1 , - ' f- .-.A ?.-.XC-A fx' Z ' ' ii .. . :- Iffpl lf. llunlwr 111 lzix lllllfllilll' gun pos! in Du Num' harbor P' ' -34125:-4. Q -44-,4 ,mi-'iV'5i'5ti-::ii:d an ' 12 'h ' a f' 4,3 'z T Z4 '- f rfqu-j . . 1 ,X . I g .f ,ff .1 1' . ff - 3+ if W 'W ' 5' W ,-I A .. F ku X x E 93. . nsvfqx P A Nr -vi. - f' CY' fj4,1j11 F,,,,,,j,,g inxpmfling Ihr' flfvlachlrzcnt. Q lvl Nfl I lh 5 urn ua'.x'l In Ihr hrunzr- llurinv wmlzlvm on '1 Umm! T' 351 T. . ,g 77 1 ' f ,.,-1 1 W 1 . r7:f?'q?5?1 CDR W. P. Price, Operations Offcer gs - ' ,c,.,,...,,, ,, ,,,,, ,,,,.,,,.,, 1 , ..,,, , I . Lab yn .2 M ,....,. 'wi . V. lf f, 1153357 ,L , - H f nu 1. f f 1? S .fafg Z 3 f f 'iv 'Z , f , 5,1-2. -, 1 N -s. , . ,W X NMTNM X l 'X 1' fn, ,, . J O A fe A A V, ,. , MJP 'L' ' '-We-3-i, - V, ' A . .-.- - W , ' W im.. ,,,,.5ll,ggl V, N.. in , H . ,, f .f wif, Q.. ,WffW'57,?3' 9 I Q2f,f,fz'?f7 Alf fi ,', ff Xffffffi f' .. fe LCDR E. Oliver, Electronics Material Officer Q, .c,i...,,x 5. e ., -..c,..c.F. T GPERATICNS CWO Lowe, OE Dwlslon Officer RDCS R. Chaney . x X 5 .4 ...X V 'I P+ 'x .x. N n L 1 .Aw LT W. Hotaling CIC Watch OfffC6l' v ,MJ .YI N . 4 1 I ,px :- 'Q . yn, ll-W wtf' ' , D1 f Ta ' x LTIC ll. Dewurt. Ol. CL - LGCJKCDUTS The mfrn of OL Divisirm are literally the- f-yes ul tln- ship as they maintain constant lookout wutvlu lhf-x identify surface and air corrtuf-ls of all rmlium. 'llwy have- been known to spot surfucrf- frontal-ls ui fur .muv HP 221nil1-sznnflairconlacls as far as I5 miles. YN2 L. Ecrement .-,3.?. A if 1 fl ,. ,Ez N SN C. Cuninghunx, SN J. lfobb, and SN' T. lliulsion Ujlfiuer SN R. lfrufifq- S N I. Vc'rvdl'ty, and 5 r fy- , 1-Lp' 1: V f s X r in xx L, Uillx .N N 1. Luxxldx SN R. I'.'f:f1ir1k,5Nwa1waip. QQ 'Lf 7 I X x I, Y XX X x nf 5 fl nl 1' i Left to right: ETI R. Forcier and ETI J. Cole -'fgj 44' ,vw 1 . ' 1 b . X mi' Left to right: SN J. Baker, ETRSN S. Dotson, and ETR3 D. Smith. ETCS Allen GE-ELECTRGNICS The mission of the OE personnel is to maintain at optimum operating condition, many of the complex electronics systems and equipment installed on SAINT PAUL. These systems are vital to SAINT PAUL in carrying out her mission and in supporting the embarked Hag. Gver 3000 electronic items are installed in SAINT PAUL and are parts of the systems which provide the eyes, ears, and the voice of the ship. The Electronics Technicians look after the long range air search, height finding, and surface search radars. In addition the division maintains the various communication transmitters, receivers, transceivers and control of terminal equipment, aids to navigation and electronic meteor- ological equipment. ETN2 J. Lowdermilk and CTM2 I. Blink ,lliir -i 'pf' 'U right: l'f'l'lf2 I . Ihilarllv. l'f'l'N2 l . Suitf, ETN2 C. Nia Ilnwyiy, 180711 and D1 VIINY i '1 HIIJIIMMMW f'N IFC' Left to right: ISTR3 D. Bancroft. ETY2 ll. Hays, ETH? S. Krasrxitski. ETN3 V. Tumblvson in ETR2 B. jones, ETN2 C. Deppen, ETN2 flmico XFN 1 L 5 ifhi' - . 2455-322 I x f V J 5. . 5, Q.. i Y - xi. IQ i . X he ., ff1'Hf5 T. lur11lm.f'fl'R.3 l. f.UUkt'l'1-X.llll4I SN ll. I.mr.- s x' 3 U Q I Ivfr lo rifflxl: lflllflf lf. Kwinhurf. SN T. Vf1lll1 fl'1'l H- 'md 15774 Il figu FOIL ETN2 J. Smith mul S Y f- B5 'f-V .fi 2 l I 1 ip x. L ff 4 X K tx' RD-SN J. Nye and RDSN D. Hung RDI W. Moore, RD3 Q Kin, RIMS Thompson, and RDQIR. llffdyjllmn A, X, U funn. llll 1 111 h Helium: !'fllfl'l nnfl lnlwl llPf '4'4' U.Hli4 'l Iuvmi lllllllf In liglilf I CDI CQMBAT NN In-re uri- wi- going? llow are we going? Why? The aiiiswi-rr lo lln-sv tllIt'hllUIIS are Computed by the men ol' UI llixision. 'Ilnvy truck and report air and surface i-oiilzn-le. net as lln- eonnnunieations link between the sliip annl ziir fpollrr during sliore bombardment, and inonilor lln- rinnnniniizations networks of the Coinlml lnl'orinzilion Center aboard SAINT PAUL.ln lln- l'lli-1-li'oiiir CIoniiilwiiiezisiires Room, the radarmen plot :ind identify friendly and enemy electronic 4'llllSSlUll:- und. wlien necessary, employ electronic 4-onnli-i'iiieusiii'i-s. Ol Division personnel stand ready zit all liines to assist SAINT PAUL in carrying out her mission. Vi' fi' OOO x , ' In . f X , . f Q pr f E+? Q f J Zfiwff ,ff A' n b . 0 ' - I 'IX PJ 4 RDI I. .Yn!t0rstafl, H03 J. Lashley, RDSN' j. Young. and RD3 T. Hallbvrg 'ml 1 x SN R. Turner :iff Y L ,urifyp Q TI-, 43.3 Q00 -4- Ni Q'Sff?:. , . . , N . : , ri, I, .X RD3 B. Vanetten. SX D. Leinbach. SX J, Il' QW 1 Q ? . ' 2 fi . . ., , , a ,- X esson. and RD3 R. Cilbreafh A K Sha- ,v 'P 1?-,.-4-v . 'yn . RDSAY j, -Yeggt, RD3 J. Harrison, and SN R. Cuff 83 .- ,.,f-, J-44 qfhmlf Iv,-wg ,w r .- SW' .,47 -vq,,. -M RD2 R. 1lIcNeIis, RD3 C. Boelter, RDSNJ. Nye, RD3 f. Harrison, and RD3 D. Cyphers ION xx: vs, 1 'Vi RD3 D. Gibbons and RD3 K. Hauk RIISN Al. ll'r's.wr:, HILYN' .l. f,'UlH'1lI1, mul Ifllff ll. Mfrffaffrfrly Qvvv I -O00 r 'X Z i 'X j 0 xixiwixx A N- X N x X K . f,f ', HMM fimltk' X 4 84 R DSN j, Cfllmpn Um! RIN ff. DWWT SUPPLY ! ,, lb 1 5 .J L.-rar E Sh' I! l,l.'IIR I. li. llhirmkf-r. 5ul'I'15' Ufffwf lulvulbvllf' UUf4IllIlllUf Mlm V XX, nralirmra- J xx H., K ll U I Nfl. Hull. Slurvx l,Hfa'a'r F I I,IXI-lllll I- Ill-' SIIIVV' Uixixiull. ll ix lvslmllvilvlf' for llll' prswnnr'--run'-ual. I'-'-'f-lxllng Nlemlng. v--ump. mul qu-1-ullnllnp ul :IH -lurr'- rv'ulllll'v'1l l1vlv'w'Ir'XINI I' Xl .llI4l.ll. III ilf I I wlUl'1'l'0nlllh. F-I -In-lv .lppruxunnnl-'lx 221.1100 Ilvlll- Iur uw Iny sllilff pw-r-mm--I Ill lin- rw-p.ur ul l'1lllIIlIlll'Ill .mul llllll'llIlll'l'f.illHI Im' Illu- l'I1'.lHIlll -N.lIIlI prf----l'x.lturn ul llvv- Nlllll. Q Q N aff . 'A N L L., ,... ,R 'X QQ '-1 if , i SKC lfapali UU-2 ,l. Kulngrrux l a nmn Of lhv land. S - 1IlllIlll.l'uI QL 3 SNP Ulea and SK2 F. Krutochvill ft' 1354 'K'-we N ,qqvfzblni XX f' 1 V A, 'lo ,hx f I 5 'U' 31:1 'pf' 7 1' , ff X ', U.-'T ' xi S ' ? 'A - l I Qi? A ' ' ---4' .F M4 M-'mm' LFLQQKA' ' T I , ' Q-ri C 301 IL - x .K ,ii 'S SK3 E. Holzworth, SK3 L. Ainsworth, SK3 F. Arroyo, SKI R. Estes, and SKSN J. Mattus s 1 X i 1 . s , l I 86 1 sl SK3 J. Calhou f . i , n, SKI R. Estes, SK3 R. Schexnider, and SN S. Waldron SN .l. politic mul SKK ,l. I'riwl, Nav' SK2 lf. Wilkins SK3 R. Lash l, N lr :: '3-- Ql 5 E EV, IH. '.-Us ,fs . F X' if Xt C 4lJ All . R . E ff f x vf' Wm-- asyy I 1 .Y Gai--fx L V ,..il'x IIYII IHH N I XI'.I1lm1 I N lfxull , Dj! .1 ,dl yt NAV ,x ,,,,,,,,, ,, NA- XMIM,,I1,nlnf.NIX.fl.fHPIII ' -ANN!!! ,. Iliff llll 'QS' 'ff' iN R, 1fun!f'rnr1rl5KL! I . ,X'flIffH'hl'f ' 3-J l -4 S-2 DIVISIGN letel reniodeled the lllt'SStlt't'liS, ln-gain this S-2 Division, having comp i y r A 1 A deployment in first rate condition. ln addition to the 15000 lbs. ol loud prepared daily by the cooks, S-2 has been responsible lor llot Hog lla-avi-ii, Cl b Saturday Night Spt-vials, lini'lret'i1t-s, and the Super Saint Supper u , t midrats. The cooks prepare approximately oiie-ninl-u-liull' tons ol' food pt-r day. Culinary Delightsi' or just plain Ugood ehoww does not liappen by itself. The cooks h arted the cruise with the overwhelming majority ol' the ave to know what they are doing, do it right and do it on time. S-2 st division being inexperienced strikers. The new inen displayed interest and d 'dl l d their trade under the able supervision ol' enthusiasm an rapi y earne the senior petty officers. ga . CSCS B. Nelson, Division LCPO and CSC N R.b 5 - 1 era ii li 5 4 I f , V, , I - CSI P' Hoffman and FSI H lmlwifl 'E i 4s'X' N N s ktxt:x:x:N 1 Q4sxgmX2NkXS ' ' s x ill s' - 55 sf xf xfgftf is .a 'J ...aa ,nw L- . . x i bi xy y K1 ' 'iw i 115 L KD - W. . .. . .,.- 3--.x 1. 1.7',lC lf. Umlvrliill, Food Services Officer fucounselor to all l 1-an-gg! llll .ilff -?....,,, hi- 7 f 1 lr U af 5, LV . , V v' - .. ,gf Xin' h 6 Q . fp H-,1f ' qfls. i . ,tn ta. tt I , u ff-Sl I. -qVflNiflll'U. Division LPO mg?-Q 4 P M I ,S K. Q. x.. , org. f r ' k - 1 88 lol Ill can b by i . is g. xv. I LLV 17 f SX P. Freeman. C53 R. Thomas. r1r1df.'H3,f. Spimflti ,,,-...gn-1--A . ww-NM . , -we - ., is ,j,,, 2 ,, '?,,,: Y , . ,f,, 1 . V, 22 - ff ' , 1 4 ' 7, ,, k, My V, . y in f f ,f , 7,5 1 V. M in F' , f X ,. , . , 5, ' v 'Lf Km? Cwa - , . 'sf ff f 1 f' , , Q . N ., ,f it 2 ' X 5 if wg, ' rx If fflfzf fffylf N f ' ' I Q ' . 6 N4Wi':3Q l 1 fi H C52 J. 1Illghf'SIlIll1CSKJ. Spimffti SX J. Solfolilf and SN ll. Pwmllpy q-pf we-if 557 - ' f-I 931 Wg .mx -293 ' v V., . - . . . . . fha 5. l'uu'l1'r. .NN XI. lle'ln'rlm,u. NN ll. lh1.w'11be'l'rx'. uml .NN 5. .N'nlzif1nl'.vl.'y' Q ., i 1 fo off PX, fl . 1:..- IJ, ' SX R . l ry 89 1 If J A! L. 9 S P 5 1,5 P, if- 5 5 f 3. Y . v Lf few . ICHIOI v vu 917'17ld.. ?a ,. 5 I 10 I ... 4 skis , ' f ALQAQM gl glw ,,..,,,g I I 4 ig 5 A ..-W .,.. .. , ,... ,. gxkkk pl ' ' fp' ', i' . 'Q 1... 1 . X r, X. . ,if F9 'M'--4' 'NE , X .wif -5- A C53 R. Voigt ,nw- '9s6.4'i??' . SN ll. Korn. SN ll. Loup, and SN D. Dlldffha The diViSiOll,S avtivitics hzwc not all uonlorcql zirounml potato peeling d ork chops. A division party was ha-ld in Suhiv Hay which was L1 7 f Q ' an p . 1-gal show stopper. Through ll ull, S-2 has muinluimfd their good grace , asm GG rse their service to the crow. MESS DECK MAA'S BM3 C. White, BMI H. Smith, EM3 D. More! D. fx X ,. 'V S9 CSSN j. Kemp 'N v, i 4 ix I fj f 4 ,Ii A 25, ff ,,4v CS3 D. S '0P0l0, SN R. Norton, SN Sonknwsky, C52 K. Sparks ' Aoo. r :.1,zmM'z4 . A LM. ss! ? Hey, do I IIA VE to carve all this turkey with this dinky knife. S' w Y - tx 6 I iv no SMH S x Q 5 ' s a ' 3 0 FN J. Slater, SN C. Marshall, SN C. Nobrigd, SN K. Davis, and SN D. Colunga ftopj. SN P. Barlahan, SN J- Wllldfena and FN J' Sanders' 'Eff J , . it im H u I N F' .1 A X N . ,S fri MW fill . MESS MEN ftopj SN J. fohnson, SN J. Wilson, SN F. Eberhardt, FN J. Sanders, and SN B. Hinton. fbottoml SN E. Daniels and FN G. Robey til: 2 E WF' gi . X A, gm y 1 S4 ' Q ,Q S-I 'N' 1 f ' ' , . x , v ig! if0Pl Sul D. lfuller. SN' .l. Bailey, SN C. llhit. SN R. Vallo. and FN W. ll i1liams. fboftoml FN D. Grady. FN' I . Gibson. SY W. llolland. and SN C. Prevaido. SN lf. lhwrill flvrrlornslrrztvs to C53 GOl0l'l'l'll thf' pmpvr mvthurl to pn-para' lm! :logs jbr svrring. 5 J -1.4, lk 1 ..1.,,. Z5 U:-ll flll'YllNI'llf17lIfIlV'IH ilu ' nhl l!1Ij'XlHlllI'l llwy? SUPER SAINT SUPPER CLUB kin 1 AC W? S?-. J xx 0 , P- x . I ,de X 4 , fn. pf I ff' ' .QA if v-'R Tha' first uffriul silling uf Ihr' Sup:-r Sain! Supp:-r lfluh. f1rnung Hu' gumlx Irnrl' Rllff Il. f,'-Yplwrx. lfnplnin Hugh C. Yull. IIKSN l,. Smmrrl, YN!! llvnny l,ummu, and l'f1'lf2 Hob Iam-s. 93 ' Ilff, ffrllnw QIHI 'xUl'l'iNfl'iHll1, ,N ,lin IXIUH Ulllf H - 1 A '- I 5, ff, . ,A S-3 SERVICES 4 NN J. ,Z STEAM Curvizx Q 4 .-.A-rj: ,f- ' +-Q- 94 ,wlff U l,l,,,,,j ,IIN 1 V U . o A ilu, iw V. - CF , e X., ,Nkg MJ af'u 1-'V ANL, , Ai , xx ff-X ' . I, I 'l',llI lf. SHH'fil'lll1Illll. Retail Sales Offfm ' I I a'71L4 Haul 'Ill ,523 SN R. l,ar1.vwvr'Ii' S111 R. 11010 and S Y C, 1gmCkl,nridgP ?! 1 1 I . Q I Nl Q '5 Division provides tlie personal services and neces- -ary und -oflzi 1 ,,r 1 vlotliingi fold 75,000 eokes. 50,000 cups ol' iee CTCZIIII annul I50.000 ezmily liars: 4-ut over l l.500 heads of hair' .ind lizuidleil over Sl l0.000 in speeizll order niereliandise. 566' d personal appearance ol' the crew. 'lille sliipis store. Xxx fzoininereial goods needed lo maintain the morale ' fountain, clothing and small stores. venc ing ' es. luundrdg liar per sliop. and tailor sliop are a a ' ff-f E 5' z :::'. urinff mis fleployinen tiey soc 5200. ll worlli o merchandise in the ' is s ore 47 ot llllgf store: luunderef over 000.000 pouncs c ' S113 IV. fldams 4 V I , S112 R, ,Vorrell L- ll Y, ex 'D 5 k V M 49 ,um ' L ww 94' M SN Tlinrripirm Illlll NX lf. XUIIII' .A-. IQ ' 'IL' ...if 4 V' f X' x Ht. I' l , Q! 1.-,A f i H ,K , 1' 1 ' lr C f r ' . 7 I . I 5 3 2 1 1, 4 ' V V 2' . 8 . 1, .. SAY P. 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They piwfpuiwf alml st-rw lln- nivulh lm' 1-will imlivirlual mess in addition to tlie tluily l,ll'1'St'I'V2lllUll ul' 4-uvli spawn lllllffV are algo respoiisihlelor llllfl'il'2lllllllt'SSUlit'1ll'llUlilil4'1'l'bi hl2llt'l'1J0lIl. S-5 IIli1lI1liilIlS om- ul tht- lim-st wurrlrumiis in llu- Sr-vfxntli Fleet and SDCM C. Beasley, S-5 Division they can always lu' cmiiitvtl on lu gin- llizit little extra effort which LCPO often spells the fl l'l9lS!'l SDI C. Hamm, SDI H. Jose, and SDI R. Estrella 2 1 1 I l 4 3. 3 i li l 1 ll I I l l it l 1 it ll l all l 1 l 'e, R e H. ' 7 f y I I , if P .W 1 4' iv I X 1 R --J SD3 D- PUCO, TN E. Santiago, 'TN O, S ,. gi . 5 5 It , 5 7 fi xr I ,Q 5 ' i ' . l ff. X . - ,I ' , I , TV ' ' f' A A K wk 4 , W. .IJ , , ' f 1 ? flf. . Haywood, TN R. Binsol, and SD2 A, JOSQ. , 1 Q , gl l s P D A , 3, Q l Q i H t if Bel 1 i in .5 si gi ll! lf f V: 1 R'-:ff .gg M 7' 1. Q 4, fSl e 1 mln, TN R. Reyes, SD2 ,l. lt 5 lfi A ,liz All l A? '.,, 4 -s 98 Q . ll.liUI't'llt'0 lwtwvt-ii lllt'1llUt7l'lly mul frx1:ellem:e. i l T 1 l in V lun' .ls if ,if-5 M . :Q Wm-IE f ' A I' , i X F I I H .1 I I N. I S172 l.. l,c'rma. Ccxpfaiifs Steward SIL' X. .larwf 1i '1 V TN C. DeCa.str0, I A- I . ,,.. , v Q . ,, X. 3 A. A mposta, and K. DeCa.stro WZ' fl 3 S 1 - . As n Q, I' lurvndn IN 3!.llf'l1m, I ' V . Q 'il i Qi 'I ' 'A ' 1 5 xl I i fi, ,, ' f . fig' Q ! E 4 , 'Ve - - In 1' t F SL U J X , f :'x!A l H f ,f A 'jf' ' f TY H. llvrrmmlr-:, 'IW If. ffuhre-ru, 'IW IJ, l!l1Il'l'j, IW ll, l!l,mf,,f, ,,,,,1 IN lx. xlpg 'HA 1u,,,,,,,l,l,, Con :ulo-x .1----f- lf -gp ., U 41 0 41-'ww Qaiii' ' L..- ,xl n HOP, TN R. .-lmgoza. TN .l. Dizmx. TN H. lnxpum. IW I . lglurwruln YN 1 Santiago, TX P. .-Iguilnr. SDI .1. l,opv:. TN l. IAIIPIQIIJIVIIU. and TN .-1. l-mn. fbofmml TN fl. Uuldoon. TY lf. Cwnznlf-:. FII! V fn. liwusIw,x'. TN I1. Uuintu. SD2 R. Millanguv. and TN' D. Caluyu. ,-N , vo. -U ,, ,- .4i...i TN ff. Cuintu. TN' ff. Gonzales, and SUI A. Lopez 99 CGIVIIVIUNICATICJNS w -q?,,.. U' is El- JXX 1 QQ ' LTJC L. Ifrollwrs. CS Division U zur and LTIC D. P011-rson, RPS Custmlmn NV -ff rr --A 4 XI, V 1 P v 'f7f 111- I 'I' lf' I IUNS l,. Willur-rvprmn 'my-,,,,1 UH, , v l P X f g ' SM3 Snyder, S113 Thompson. and S113 Heine X Q f' q X , I X .f Y SN Hamner, SMSN Maloney, and SN Finney p ,,.-Af- .a 13 Ma gf: N ,... ' X V I aff i I 5 4 I ll 1 :L-L1 Il 5-ill. ,.,. . LTJG Bafbef, CR Damian Offvef, Radio Officer -W LTIG Graham, Assistant CIC Watch Officer W..- .v 1 ex v I X: I04CEL CHDIY SN Champion, ENS Witherspoon, RMI Cordell, RM3 Van Reid, and CYN3 Peterson fseatedj Slim, ,S Seated are ENS Witherspoon CYNSN S . . ' and , d RMS ' standing I8 RM3 Hundley and LTIC Peterson Serin Zhle doorwjz J. T' Cram? y. 102 l n .,, , V I 'i RMC Smith uw4 cu, g. Tl , ., 5 I Y K J' . ji I I his RJISX Darosa, RJISN Watson, and H112 Stan Kinstley S. lf USN l wker. H UI lioyllstmx, HYl.'m'Si1nkins,a1ulRHI! R. if lfrum CF? RADIQMEN 4 -1 - ' llurmg ilu- ILO rum:-. LH lin:-um lmmllf-il llll'N5ii,Q4' lrulllil' in rv 1--- ni IQUU !lll'?--Jlfjlw pvr :lay all R113 l,aurvn:1 mul Hill Ur-rim, llm,.,A Nlnlr pnnidmu 4.Ummulm.u- ' Sf'flll'llI RUB llrnuvr mul RUC - llirwsvrx xtzuullng. lum- Nllilllflfl In ilu- Slllp :mil lln- f'lnlv.urkr-fl f'U!llllliIIHll'l'. fllbufllll JHICF- fflil 'IW ll,NIIH'l,l. 4,urnnnunumlml sun- vmlinluinf-fl lmlh in Ljlllllilfl' -upporl upvrulimu- 11- ww-ll as in ilu' uorlflwirlf- nvlnurk. 11- V 'sh Q ' 'I -.5 -'I For Ulf- fir-I Iimff in ilu- rllvllmry of I - - M thr- nlrl huml-. :luring lllf' -1-vmlfl lmlf l I nl Q , of tlmf- frui-f-. rf-wa-nl HU 'UNH wlnml H vb '..'1'. 6 grzulualv- wvrf- nhlf- to suppl4fnu'nl 1 x Q H V I I I I -tanrlmg :Inf-r-v wulrh pusltumw with thv fl flllll'f'fl -klll- ln ulluw thu Handm- mf'n thrw- watvh wwtinns inslv-ad of Ihr- rmrrnal two swzllom. R USN' Duvall, R513 Ulm, and R513 White' 103 i SN Ifuumun RMHN 1 mmg.,u If V f lmlf and lt!l1SNAuguSg,,,e ...... .Z 1, L 5 ENGINEERING 'I I ,X Av I P' f A .4 fi ff? ,r I u, r 1 'M L' 'N li Wi. f, ,-X X2 X vf' ' I f ? 4' '.f 4 sus.-1 , , 1 i HM- .. V- ,f ' If 3 Hfllff KIIIHI' ,Yunm'ry. f.'lxil'fl'.'rlgiIw1'r I'l'lw In,q1'I1 1. ,, , ' y 1 L ' . , ., .' ' 'Lo F' . 1 it ' Iyql 1 ,I J , if x 'W V l , . I flu I X r N ,I I f 1 .r 'if'b' ' f . . I Xb N N I x L , I Q LT B. Smack, .Ilain Propulsion .Aissistant X . lflllllH1-lm.Iugm ' 'rung Imlmin Ixxlsmnt . 1 X I r 1 ,afM,. I . I I 'f ' Nfrrf I ' I I I III! IIN IE I . I' I 'xiii' T I N . I , I M Q1'.L5'5 k ' W f-, ,. f r,- ,, . .- - I ,I ,. .E ' 1 1, . , I I I Il ul! I I ' I I li A I I' V X 'ji Nl 1 I r , : -'ffl ix , ' , I +31 X 5 'I ' ' ' I 1 k 'Wt 'WC ININ' I, II, I .-y, .III Iuyslnlllflllll lIIHIl1'Ul'II'I.Kl1Pll IU. I VIC I '- . jry f-! Li, I I . ,. FAA: .4 . r-,.-' A I y I f iw' SX P. Russvll, YXSY I . fjailo. SN I.. ,Ilur:kf'Imy, and Y,Y.'i J. Pigurr L1 p 5 If I I I I I I I I I I 4 I I I I MMFN H D S t FN J Klein FN W Gould MMI W. Way and MMI f. Lewellyn, Alpha's . 6 0 0, - 9 ' ' , MM2 W. Payton, and FA R. Magill LP0 S -'YT N QMAIIN mu, I E, ' t w-L in iw, ,gf I 1 Qifff' LTL 4 kv 5?4,'5'N FN J. Smirnow, MRFN K. Bain, MRFN C. Thyberg, and FN D. Soellner. FN J. Branstrom, MR3 J. Chateau and MR2 C d , . MRFN R. Barnes, EN2 R. Bunous, an Hullctt Kauanaulu ENFND. Smack, EN3 R. Jones, and ENFN K. FN B- Dean fsfffingl, FN T. Koffnek, MM3 J. Fahn Cusner, FN V. Knight, and FN L. Hovland ,Q I . I 1 X ' X . .AA WX FN A ALPHA DIVISIGN The functions of Alpha Division are to maintain auxiliary machinery extraneous to the components of the mainvengineering plant. This includes hydraulically operated valves, the -ships steering engine, the anchor windlaSS, deck Winches, boat davit winches, and the airplane crane. Alpha Division also maintains all air conditioning, the galley equipment, the Machine Shop, Main Refrigeration, the ammunition magazine cooling systems, and the laundry equipment. There are 39 men assigned to the division and they maintain 30 various spaces. Needless to say, they have their hands full. ,WMIFN I. Arruda, FN K. Batt, MM3 K. Farnum, FN L. Neilson, and MMFN T. Furman fri Tl ir i , A as il-Vt 'rl - af c n F , Q g,, one-,. . 1cn i 1 fj ' A L 1 L y '-I , ,S-VJ' Finn' vtgkgv A in sr... :ZIV Bain, FN W. Nestlerode, EN3 R. DaFoe, FN A. Kauanaulu and FA R. ou s M--.a v , I, - 5 1 ' fi! , 'i +R -Lag-.. ,ncrnrn N Lai -1 fh ' L...-,i x, I -...--fg-- K pi: 'sci -2' f u X Cll'0-2 R. lf. Lay and Lllllf l,. llarlin. ,-llplm llirixiim Officers 1 L X MMC R. Kent, Alpha Divisions LCPO f Some vf the Stories ' 'mfr you wouIdn't belieueJ 107 J -,Q tiny-Al, ,. .,,.,,e,33iea',, BRAVO DIVISICDN Bravo Division is primarily concerned with SAINT PAUL's four boi - the heart of the engineering plant. These boilers provide the ship ' o ulsion electrical power heating, fresh water d ' BTCS Mortimer and LTJC Larson, Boilers Officer fThe Master and the Leaderl - i.. .-n- v .1 ..--'f ,rs V1 gi' Ak: , 1 , an service to the I 4.1! laundry and galleys. Virtually every shipboard function is dependent upon Q, , . hi the boilers. ii Bravo Division is also responsible for the receipt, stowage, and expenditure of fuel oil and the testing and distribution of fresh water, BTCE M Sanders BTCJ D Moxley and BTCJ C Anzelmo MD' E :fl. it 'i M by ' ' A , I. , 4,-. - K' 44 x ting YV, X' . , . ,f J ' f x i ' 4 gm ,. L ff V .X -t LEX ,f V t 1 AN 'AxMW..,f .V and r .ff C e he - ee ' 'iii f- . c M ,J ,U-uf' - tx j A Q 2 it ., f - Fl X Q i BT3 W. A. Wood, BT3 R. E. Tims, BT3 T. H. Cusewelle, and FN C. E. Sanderwfl X . f R 3 t I V. i 551: t . ff? Q, ' t 'H H fig, BT3 H. L. Oliver, BT3 I. M. Remster, and BT3 R,D, Willoughby 1 108 s ' E , lers with .nf I I ,, , 4 N41 4- rru- RQ 1 II I 5, X. ,,,...v ' . O BT3 I. Krucinxki and BT3 D. Caspvr ..41'sJ- ' I x E C i ' +Tf'?-- QI 5 .. A -'Cir-Hx r, ' , WOA it ., N A 'Ria Q. g 4, . I, 1.4 I., if A H P :L iff A ' 4 A A M ,E ,, , Y 1 , 1 ,,, 1,, 1 Cx-. I 5 1 K rw. 7 , g + 1 f L F L., ', -7' Af, -A . llllg -' E - fi +- u 'X - 'L ,f I 5' If HT3 U. Rirhrfy, and T. Roybnl. HT2 ,l. lloslfinsnn. uml IW ll, Urmlvy ' I i i 3 i 8 I ! I W 2 i FN D. Cory, 173' C. Thomas, and FX T. Wonpsrf 4 109 5 1 I ,gxf,,2 W , . 1. I ' If - Wlul lln'ln'llalo 5 J vu lllflllliflllll ho! clown hrn- 1' .2 ....'U SA J Clayton, FA M. Ross, and BTI A. Sode XQ9. ,r lr ' X , .- , um . s ' F fi WMI 1 le liek: 11 lb! lo gy , , 5 if . A , .wp .QIIQ Ukgx Y :EW A gil? A iifl X V5 Wg ur gl f 5 HI - -g, 0- e Ji ' . -' Q o A 1 I L g I i . 5 . aj A A 51 A V. 5 f. 35 fl V15 , W5 2 up ' W of , 3 M, Q M53 2215? me A -fi :Hai ' A '- ifii fa! -w '19 P N ' A ,A , . N Q il i LQ , ,fi A5553 I 'W' . 'N x UN. 1 .A f , 5' F 'A n 4 K 12 'Q 9 I I Wig ? 'W W X G 13,2 MQ! 1 V ' N Y Ugg f X I 1 0 H 3 X N - X I fig .QAM N QM! Qg: 1: '53 1' s : A .' Q' U21 1 x ' :ini Q ' WZ ' is I I X . pw , SQ ' i no , in NYE . Mg ' .. -,A V 4 BT2 M. Armstrong, FN W. Crimes, FN T. Mock, and FN H- Crice SA W. Clayton, FA K. Bird, and FA F. Ortez FN T. Browning, FN L. Chadwell, BT3 R. Posel, FN R. Henzel, FN R. K1 I 1 - .iss-n Wexlphal. BT3 C. Whiteside, and BT2 W. Frederick K UTI l. Uurmln FN I. Sivick, FN A. Rivera, BT3 S. Stannard, an . ,rf ,.,,,-.,, d FA S. Daniel FN' C. Hillstrom and BT3 D. Harmon BT2 F. Todd, FN A. Furney, FN W. McRee, FN M. Mathers, and BT3 L. Branstrom l N S. Williurns, lf'l'.'f I . lfurklmrd. FN IV. lfhvssnmrv, F i Aix 'K FA U . Brokaw. FA J. Holt, and FA J- Benner N j, Guthrie, R' I 'I'1'- WV fl. llvrnmulvz, mul IIT!! IT. Van Linden Zi. ws r is A Mello EMFN L. Goodnow, EM3 D. Smith, WO-1 S. Howard, and EM2 D. Ochenreider I I I l Echo Division is responsible for lhv power ' p supply throughout the ship. They maintain lhv auxiliary main propulsion clcctrirul syslm-ins. ventilation motors, air vonmlitioning. and the R lighting Circuits. The Interior Conununiczitions l':ll'l'lI'll'lilllS ura- rcsponsihle for the gyroconupussvs. thi- sound I . powered phones, and llu- ship! svrwiu- phoni- systcrn. ,,,,,1--n- x R Umm I 'ff' l ' x it Ia G i 0 n l J x ll Rf C Q p FN P. Miller, FN R. 50.19,-, 103 J. Berk. and FX i liifllll Division is lln- only ilivifion on llu' ship with every spam' liuvingu pie-rv 0lilll1'll'l'lllll!Hlll'lll i 6 in it. ICC B' Smit EMI W. Hund, mics T. Smfgef. EJIFN R. Ryder. ,md FN R. from , J i 1 :lik L 14 V ,,',,,.,' , 0 Q Q 1 '- 'f ' IR 1 i r G 9 I Q li . il, 1 fy! U13 I. Bombard, EM3 J. Rufus, IC3 R. Cettman, EM2 R. ' 1 -' i oooi lf' Mellen. and FN T. Schroth ' ff f ' v f 1 In f li 3 . A vmrrr ,' . '- vi. Xi. f, -1 3' 3 0 0 0 0 -. J QC ww fi' ' I V158 bg j nghom -S r 4 x r vw 5' xm, M HA I , ' e, A ' '3 fig. ' ww X 'f .. - .11 'W-M,.f fs. , 1'- ,U L . , K ,gr nf? . V W . 2. ' 3 H 'E , 6, . l ff? F, - .1 .X r ef: 655,143 114 EM3 T. Freeman '53 1' Fairchild, ICB W leffzmffl lI'l'N Luebs, and IC3 J. Martin n I , 1 ' A. X - rc. rs v.- L.......'w---nf . 4 , 0 FN M. Witt, EM3 J. Garcia, EMI M. McPherson, and FN L. Peredo EM2 V. Zubia, FA L. Psyzka, and EM3 D. Senterfitt f' 1. F . .rw 'U' N I . r X. 1 I -Qi,- 3 1 1 1 5 5 s 'DI-p'!',... , ,r S wx ' . Y X U 2 1 Mit .rf- u'3 ll. uluppir. I4 IN I I.-pl., 1, , , f I Hlgrringtmnuml ll I H I up. Bib A V . C. Cole, C. Shllfplh ll, ,QhlH1i'l' and lfjfllrf R. ppnilyk 5: WWQ I I Qlzy ,QT 'Q v Ll. . , , Y L16 'unruly 1 X 2 N. f EN, ' rf -fl' ij-tif' 'Vg -' 4' t 'fx Ay ' . ui - , 5 1 F. ,s K I ' . , f - .iM - , -fp w f isssss f1e-Qfs - J N K ' J 'mf - 1 -ff 1 I i V Y ' 2'2 ' ' 'VW ' 'TA 4 N V ,v,v, ,Q ,v.v,., ' I0 - Q X I Z r H ,y I x I! I I .jx 1 I -...V FN D. Phillips XY 5 'xg' 'I EM2 J. Leach, EM3 D. Morel, EM3 R. Monyak, EMFNJ. Duerkop, and FN J. Sozanski 115 '-' ...AH Ywgxl. I ,, . at R is 'G vkgeis . I X, i I s E 1 v K 1 1 I nv 1 Wd , ..f.,mv ka-4' H ,diff ,N V Q ey 1 4 A yy y, X t Y! i . LTJC S. Charbonneau, Repair Officer MIKE FN J. Barrett, FA C. Ciovanelli, FA H. McKinney MMCM Gus Brow Mike Diuision's LCPO, and MM3 C. Patterson , V ni -F1 1 41 Standing from left to right is MM3 J Moo,-, MW Miguel Fiore, FN A. T ' 2' W2 D- Starks, MMC -hmecek and gN Rlames aylor, and FN R. Taylorg .seatpd are 1,-N A- 116 LTI!! ll. Surplcss, Main Engine, 5112 f 1 HH The men of Mike Division allow SAINT PAUL5s assurance of flexibility and reliability in her operational committments by maintaining the ship's main engines, ship service generators, air compressors and associated machinery. All this is combined to serve SAINT PAUL and her crew with electricity, water, and air pressure for her guns. The functions of Mike are major in keeping SAINT PAUL fit to live up to her ready capalJilitiCS- The men of Mike are also trained on proper casualty control techniques to protect the lives of the crew. him ? 5.29 1 i 2. ' K- . f 'Q . ' 1 V , 11,113 uf. HaII.,11,113 13. Nations. PNC. Knight, and 1111113 T. Barbero 1 ' I u 4 1 f Punu mn j X 1 F..-1 S. Iforluml, 11,112 R. Suits. 11.112 F. Bakvr. 121 lf. lT1Q'l'Q'l0lld, 7 FX C. jvnnvs, 11,112 11. qlmlvrton, and 11.111 R. 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L -V V V M .2 1 N U ff ,- x.,. ,,.,1.. I 'I ff' xR N K-:wt-'X 4 1 1 1 1... . I. . 1 1 1 jf: 1 Ofn. gnd IJ. Bll1'IP1' 1 3 V M1113 W. Price, FN L. Latham. FA 1. Sanders. FN 1.. ll ., ,muy V n 2 I f 1 ' cslwmiat 1 li . 117 F , l I 1 45 W s 3 118 A IW Tl. Knup, MM3 If' 0 F uml MMI! H. Thmnax, jr' 'ga' N C- Bldckbllm .Q ww- 3' 5, Q T, ff 'f T I as 1 l I! A I4 'A Q fy f :flhA .ai I. i 1 ,fx 1 3 , , 'I X 'M' ' l In 1-fx l ' NA ' A.,-K V, . Q. '!i X -1 rv I I 'N I 1 2 I 'i MMI R. Townsend, MM3 M. Rogers, Jr. FA J. Dale, MM3 D. f,,fQ. HA, -. rf' 3 Wfnmafm, FN T Jones, and FN T Elliott '2AA ,f '.,,' ' .-wp, -1. 'f .41 ' 1 ' ' mp' 2' I Yu MM3 T. Treichler, MM3 B. fvanom, MMFN R Schjzgfgf Iseated 1, MM: T. Sanchez, Mike Division 'S LPO, and M Barbero Slamling arf' M1113 lf. Cuddurd- 1 ' Zirnnwr. fllflljf II. lfuvvini. and I' ' ffurpvntvr: .wulwl arf' In lfrmfl-r, mul IW IT. Murlvr MM3 T A D 'N 12. Rubv3 FA R' ,Q5.f' , p 2-Zi lx '1 QC .. RGMEG Romeo Division is rcsponsililc for the maintenance of daniuge control equipment. sl1ip's liull. llabitubility items. and piping systcnis. Tliey also construct iicccssary equipnwnt not on tht- normal shipboard . ,f. 'WH allowance lists. llonivo Division runs tlic Nlctal Shop, A ' ' . . . N f '7 tlic Pipe bl1op.untl tliv Larpcntcr bliop. ,. . -77. 5,,.,.' if 1. G ff ' 5 . .I l l-:15,' H- fly.-'LQ V gl Z1-4 fi P ff. .-1' 1 I +19 ' W X iff! i X 'J , , x -f' X 2 at . 3- Xx LT ll. Colburn, Damage Control. f The AC systenxs will work toduy. 'l .Ni my --Inl- r . . ' . Y iw ,,.....--'- xi, p. f 9 ji ' api DI 'X Smith SFC D. Tomlin. Romeo Division LCPU 5 Q Ji? Ku l i' mv'- J ..- A -15 qi- I si' if SF3 P. Daniels and DC3 R. Shaw Trivia 'f',?f 5i51:5 '57, Alva 1 . . V , V f 4 ki. . Mc, ue' ...- .A -.M ,L ,, -. V4 4 wma ,ff J ESV? iz: A I 'aa ,343 ,V kygx Nj si A ' A ' i 1 X , K ,Xxx n-...,n4' l. 1 A J, 120 hw. A ', A ..-1 v Q I If .li ii- J SF.U2f flvzvngr SI U3 I 1 f an IN M , Ilnllirlary :null N f Uanuurrznt, DCI R. urlgll x xi -m-vw--ra . NGVEMBE NAVIGATION flllie mission of SAINT l'A Isllfs November Division is to ensure thc ready, safe and efficient navigation of the ship to any portion of the earthls seas in which her presence may lie required. In order to accomplish this, the sixteen good men of the division are busy around the clock, fixing the shipls position by radar, electronic or visual means. Other functions in support of this vital mission include the continuous updating and correcting over l00 publications and over 2000 charts, and maintaining of exact time from radio and navigational chronometers. The Quartermasters are also charged with recording as an official record all significant events which affect SAINT PAUL, both routine and extraordinary. And finally during sea details and underway replenishments, when extra skill is needed at the helm, a Quartermaster is on station to do the job. Thus, to say that the 4'Fighting Saints' ship control has always been smart and seamanlilce is a credit to the men of November Division. n lil-l'l' lla val PSN: , S Sf'lIllIl'lI ,I. lfxliy' and I- -Dlfkens I I 'T B7 I I 'Q Heft to rightj 0.113 S. Evans. SN R. Cappar. and QJI3 411. Keeler 1? A . 1 X ' A YR N K B ' .ii Y L 1 1' 'V' R YK flwft lu rightl SX ff. U nvblwrzlmrg, 0113 U , IH14-hu null gy I U my X351 J ,f .f V' ,Q L uf 1, , '7' A ed . 'I 1' ' SN I. ffrhy. ,SX R. lirasr-. and 0113 ff. Slmnff, l,l'U Smmvn R. ford. I. Shirley, and P. I Uarriotl I 123 1 1 i Bl a s ' I V , : iv . 5 l - E 1'i 5, il , l 1 9 l li A l lr 4 4 i li .Sl il I 1, r 51,2 f. ll Eli ni l all it lil? si il ll I. Q. 'Elf nil, I: itl ' l N Q2 ull 2 Ira? 'L 5 1, . , 5 3 ,li . i 1- P il i' 4 L . 124 I , X , 'Wh ,p-ar-'- LT H. B. Etienne Medical Officer MEDICAL The Medical Officer, who is assisted by 10 Hospital Corpsmen, is responsible for the health of the crew. He has a completely equipped surgical suite, X-ray unit, pharmacy, 14 bed ward, and three storerooms. This gives the Medical Department the facilities of a modern and complete hospital. I mx 1 531671 N it xi ! .n.. 1 it t. ,,,,,.----' ' We fx' .. Q 1. il ' - . f N ' 'f':r feete 7 -J A M ' X X. gf-' 33. 4 Fl SSL I ,,.. Ax x ' ,uae , HN L Case SN C. Campbell, SN R. Regan, and ENS Witherspoon w .I '-.3 4' , am ,Iii , ,, ,, ,, , '. 1' ' 9' , j ' ff' Mi,,i4f f . K ' , f t t e li alll V, W, f' , 111113 L. lllarsn no HM3 T. New 1 Dr. ' f E I .I x.v .f., , 'f r ....l Mx 3 per, , H. B. Etienne and HM2 F. Solf I Tuke away Day. j 5' .X 1 - 'S Q I ,, x ' V .-,, . -L 4 r '? i of l K 1 ? ' ffm ,f f 1' 'Q WS if X . Il UCS j. Urlfunmfll. llutvl l,il'l.SiUll l.ffl'U -gs SA S. Plnelli Qfbx- Ill!! D. ll' Nl ll V i .,S:,V 1 3 X r IIM2 M. Powers DK kL4,f'c, f lf fi , fi! Ivy if I: - iff' 4' A , 2 . HM2 D. Covcny UNI I Mrflrdlf llolfl Division l,i'0 - - CDR E. R N Black Xyufv- 'Xl- Q 1 . f E- . ra Y., M, 'F ,f' , . N7 , X , YN CDR lf. R U lflrxrlf, llvnlul U-Iflfra-r DENTAL Ihf- Illlll'llHll ul llu- llvnlall lla-pl. IF lo prmule HIUII 1.114 lm A XIXI IXI I, 'nr SUIIIIVI uf will pre-xf-nl or I'1'Illl'1lN :IN-am-5 illlflI'l'Illl1'llvll'lIl'lIlI'l'r.MIlil'hIllllf clirwlly nl imlirvvtlx int:-rf:-rf' mill: the-ir mililury rlutu-5. WN Ea , X.- DT2 K. Hudson DT3 JI. Charron lm X , I, C9 YN2 D Lunnon, YNCS F. Cowell, X-ray Division LCPO, and SN D' DeROse 1V IE, A 'A!, ,,.,. ...,,,. ,. . ,,l tv ff: 'T ' IQ' 'www , , iqbf Mm-M lvl, --5. 'fd D,-f V l 'Z P ' X r .. ,B L ,,...e,fi.- ' ' - 1 .J Lili. l U W new , . 5 , f I i Q 53 f , 1 I' T fi - ,fi f. Q ,. D an F , A1 1 X, ,- Qi Dx f --.ii 1 --. W0 W. I I lurst, Ship 's Secretary, and YN3 R. Crice PN3 .l. Wood, SN D. Schmelzer, and PNSN H. Steger J xx,-,......! EXECUTIV PNSN C. Jones, YN3 M. Goebel, and SN R. Roberts ftopk PN2 V Anima, CWO2 L. Wall, Personnel Officer, and PNC C. Wallace fbottoml ANN i V A 1 ,.... , x ll, , I Qld? 50 Q' My Q 'W fav- 2 F4 ' f'V 5 ' Vx, , K2 -ff ff C 1 'ygj 4 Q - M, .C f, T f , l' , ' ' A- V D , , V , . . e 3 l , 3 ll N Q X 2 A E LT R. Kelleher, X-Ray Division Officer I i441 T 1 ti -143 W i T13 123 2112.-13.2 2.4 5 . or ff fi. ,,,.,. The pen is mightier than the swordf, or so thought Edward Bulwer-Lytton in 1839, and the fighting men of X-Ray Division will definitely agree. They battle daily, quill in hand, to meet the tidal wave of the departmentls paperwork. lt is their task to coordinate the administrative matters without which none of the operations of the ship could even get off the ground. The stalwarts of X-Ray are the Executive Officeris right hand men: the fellows that handle over 1000 personnel records, public affairs, religious activities, postal functions, education and training, ship's correspondence, discipline, printing, photography, ship's entertainment, special services, and legal matters. All these vital functions are accomplished plus standing eight hours of watch a day while on the Vietnam gunline. SN E. Kazmierczak, ENS W. Duncan, and YNC R. Myers. , 6 '-21 'Q V I L S ..-ra. ' K ik I.. d ..,,,- fav- . Q A ' w 2 ' s, - .5 A . , ii, wres- EMI fmiddle rowlg and RD2 L. Pine, BM2 K. Bennett, CMC2.lf. lllhsetoriv libiiklrolubhfanec J. Peace, QMCS W. Axtell ffront rowl. CMG3 E M han i ,117 .J W5 f' iviv il. f i J a , a f I i , ' . 1- J 1 ' ' i K Q Q ,Lg, . if . . , I - ' ,.. 4 me X i .Sag -'Z X Y 0, E, 1 I X K if N ' Tux-. XA g 5. , I . -tiff' in u I A ,V 4 ,' ,gf , ' , Q, . - i X V LT' H C 9 . xuxkx .. ff? ,V Qi. . F In Q Q' ll f' ' -13 Ql YXNX ill' L sq g A -g - 1 g 'ILE ...ve r 4' - -.1-Q . 0' lg 3. . Q t zo' its ' iwlf V Q ii ' ' ' a i-3 ikit , if X A x o A . C-I-:J E, . .af'...rW f' Jaw! -'+ ,. ' I ' '. ? . if I1 if V BTI C. Chadwell and SMC F. Branney PN3 W. Ernesti and SN R. Nelson Ml i ..f E. -1 R J x Lf like -R I Ruff -4. , -, A ls, .A A, ' 51' ag! A 1 .A 'T'1 va ij 1' , A ,, 1. A 245, -4, ' L , A T 1 'K f, '.v , :+- '1 : A flqf V I-.:.f,, -,a A , .A I V f, A V.fV , 19' iff! 1 , ' am ,- ' iv., A I' f+l-3 uw. f A ff 'iiffg 'YA if X x 1 I f f .N , LTJC R. Little, former Public Affairs Officer ENS M. Egart, Public Affairs Officer 1 X A J W WB f 'KW ff fr? if 1 :Le PNAS , ' nf 1 nw. ' i ', we-Q W QAM I Q s . A ,. : . Q, , 1 I . 5335 A Q ,-- if Chaplain J. Zemites ftopj and the former Chaplain, CDR W. Hitchefll V ,fig 1 i A A 'R ' 4 and SN Potts Ibottom 1 E 5 Q... 4,f l i 4 A A ? Z. ' 1 lj, s - 3 dl' Z E , ' A, 103 B. Kermen, SN F. Liltz, ,103 D. Underwood, and SN T. BMI! in s R R A A v ,. 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