Salisbury Sound (AV 13) - Naval Cruise Book

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1960 volume:

With the advent ot Alaskan statehood in these United States of America, Governor William A. Egan, a native Alaskan elected as its first governor, presented a set of medallions ot the state seal to the U.S.S. SALISBURY SOUND lAV-i3l. The SALISBURY SOUND takes its name from a sound which is located in our newly born state, Alaska. The ship's skipper, Captain Robert F. Farrington, USN, had C..l. Bobango, DCT, and A.N. Tiongco, TN, design the plaque as a tribute to the state with which we are proud to be associated. Cialis SW-3 ' X700 DEDICATION OF THIS BOOK This cruise book is dedicated to the men of this good ship, and especially to those who will recall their days of travel and ventures into lands which were once strange, yet there is more to this than an illus- trated chronicle of mere travel and labors, this will represent a part of the young lives of many of the men in SALISBURY SOUND, spent in gaining adulthood, and the aquiring of certain responsibilities which may be their basis for the future. In gaining this goal, though motivated by others, men of the Navy manning ships on such deployments as these are the bulwark of the Free Nations of the World. Without a solid, strong and willing Navy, we would be faced by men-of-arms, such arms could easily be threatening our own United States, or our neighbors to either the north, south, east or west. The stalwart men of today's Navy are playing a greater part in keep- ing our country free than at any other time in history. The same efforts of our forefathers, who pioneered our country, made life better for future millions. We hope that our own efforts will benefit mankind in the same proportionate numbers. . To you, this book is dedicated and our efforts to please are anxious ones. rg uf EIETEEN YEARS OF SERVICE ln T945 SALISBURYSOUND lAV-T31 was launched by the Todd Shipbuilding Company, and after sea-trials, outfitting and delivery to the Navy at Long Beach, California, she was added to the roster of naval vessels, a new weapon in the Pacifici Feet. Sally's sallies have taken her on a route of the United States coast from Seward, Alaska, south to her one time home port of San Diego. She has made a total off fourteen U41 deployments prior to this one, traveling to the maior seaports of ther Western Pacific. In Japan, she has been at home in Yokosuka, Kobe, Kure, Saselmo and Iwakuni. She has operated out of Buckner ,Bay and Naha, Okinawa, visited Singapore and Hong Kong of the British Crown Colonies, called at Tsingtao and Shanghai of Red Chinal, she has called at Kaohsiung, Keelung and Takao of Formosa Tfliwdn , operated from Sangley Point and Subic Bay Philippine Islands , and H1050 900 will tours: the first being to Bangkok, Thailand, the most recent being to SaiQ0n, Caroline Islands, and the Pescadores Islands. rin? he' m0nY VOYGQGS, the SALISBURY SOUND and her crew have been OWU 9 0ll9W 9 CC'mP0iQn meddlsz Ch'na Service Medal, Naval Occupation Service 9 lA5lGi, Korean Presidential Citation Badge, Korean Service Medal and United Ndflons Service Medal. K l l 4 P c i d South Viet-Nam, in 1959. She has gone on spur trips that included North Borneo, Du rded th f I M dal Sally has been dePl0Yed from a period of six fbi months to as l0H9 Us Eileen fl5i months. All this without a maior conversion nor a prolonged naval shipyard overhaul. Sally Sound, though aging and tired, is an experienced ship with a few 0 . h experienced men who are her mainstay. Her youngsters are,a hardy bunchzgui I f GVQSS percentage af them not yet old enough to vote' You may Well ask' h . . ll. ' ' ' ni? cfm alle do all the lobs that make her so valuable? The anSW9 2 wining s,T:1nte lgence, and capable leadership. d h e men of Sally Sound on th' h ain visite le familiar route, and br h 1 b IS er fifteenth dePloYment, have 09. H and the Navy. OUQ t credit to themselves, their capable old Sl 'P ' ,4 r United States Ship SALISBURY SCJUND RECEIVED AUG 3 1960 NAVY DEPARTMENT LIBRARY MISSION NUMBER OPM smisauizv soutsio, as Q Seaplane tefidvff if CGWN' G' setting out seadromes, providing anchored buays to moat Seaplane! of the Naval Air Arm ,and provides maintenance ol such aircraft at far-flung, mobile bases. Also, the operations, plans and orders for air patrols, or reconnaissance may be executed by the seaplane tender as an operations base, covering large areasof land and sea. During time of war, this vessel is the central, and often the only logistic link supplying essential material and readily available personnel to units in need. SALISBURY SOUND is a completely sell-reliant, mobile seaplane base, ready to serve the fleet. MISSION NUMBER TWO PUl'0lS by Ulf Gnd Sea are often coordinated eFlorts with Several units icommandsl operating under the direction of GTI! Officer of flag rank. Flag officers and their stalt are provided the necessary communications, operational offices, berthing and mobility of headquarters in the SALISBURY SOUND, and M headquarters of The nog' lndl 9CllY, will command the ivwtiiaitti units that form the air and sea patrol striking forces -si, vu A-J 1 3,314.5 , . 5' l I iv u .V 1-.. -J -J .-Ai . , 15. , , , f, 9 N ' V55 , fun' I X QA ' is , A P .Pa . N E f'k2ihqw+!, 4w . r - 'aw .W dk , I - -rf, f -4 V . 'sr +'f- f r .2' -:-g 'f c X - -- i 1. K- ' R' if nf. A13 rw, '- Je W - . . .f' , ' vi' -0 3 ',- ' f' X -.-, 15 1- 'X .h-XF! - f' .i 'J 'Y -7 fr -w-is 1 , 514 we-. 'I , , f - ig,,'A, , .. '13, wk, - - N.. f jf ? . f y cfif ' 5 Q! ' '-' wife i .fs ff. -V Q! l in I i f ., +4 ' -1' vis' N-A M ,- -, - - 1 , ,Hr 4 -.i , - W ,1 1 , V. I , I v.f,- .,- i , t', 1: 44 ,, I V ,ur or ,g ,gif 9--v MZ' gfgffifif- 5.-1, , ' .- -. 5'-,, I , ffrr-M39 va- : Q . W .A bp, V. .1 liar! ,, K .-1... :Al .vat Q. IV .I ,fx - .11 ..,-fly. A Mfgff 'l U Ego. .tix QI.. L, lg. : -.' . J: . 0,511.2 ,' :I Liu' Jin ri' fl, Q X -'b77iP .'zlf' - if -'T' 'Iv 7' ,Eff ' iv' ' f'ba1 1.1 I ii, 'ff' lg:-!.'AH'U', 'UQ W, ,r 1 icoe L.. f , .iw fi .qw .-J f. Q .Q ,,:w',f,-M1 if gg,-f K, 'vtfjy . --- i .5214 ,f:, s- A ,ing ' lljiglq. I L P'4f,:,- up l 'p' 2-- :,:l ezlhb K, A d r r cfm fi f 1 3 B 2 i 1 2 ? 2 i Seaplanrfs at buoy of? a semi' tropical island . . ...are tended on the surface by capable men who arrive in boats. . . -.Lf ' ' i f-in nip' Q . - if -gray - - - . . , 1 -.-QwQ- l-Ina-...... -eu-3 cv A . ---' ' rgiw-4 ' f ls--g '10 ., , .A while yet another undergoes engine change on our seaplane deck. P' n. Y., N .4 .u v f-qw ,wwf 5: 9 '? , UW an ,, .-any Sari' W va if ' 55?-5333 , blk aivg sl' 2 ii t ss.-V Wuth proud stu!! the rqpqhd set safely on the water . .. s 1, M, vflifiilf' ' 'W AY. . . and is logged .. she climbs up, on the step . . . . where with get assisted take-oFF UATOI on another dawn patrol L 4-----.ga FAT A R W x , , A, ' - THE WINGS THAT SALLY SOUND SPREADS ARE THOSE OF HER WATER BIRDS. . .AND SHE SPREADS THEM VERY FAR, OVER LARGE AREAS. Rear Admiral John W. Gannon, USN, arrives ilu- wlmingl lJU'lf Y lb fired during gif, aboard SALISBURY SOUND, with the red carpet greeting ol loreign naval vessels. out. Chief of Staff, Captain Von BfOChf, is in background. .i lui ' l ' n, , au '5- Q i A Q . 1' xl! 4- Q k an - ,S 93, l f , gl 1 I f U -,., f ' 'QC i '4-5 'A' 'Q , . . , 1. x , QQ : , Commander, USN: Slrldes CIUicl4Y through th fl h I llmix :il liiiwim l'0lfOl Of e . Taiwan Patrol Force. U95 lp of HW l 'WWl 'lu' llfiwlvv Sevenlh Fleet, Vice Admiral Griffin F ce ima . X, NN ' 5 my LA qw, ff 5, , , ..,,,..1- f ,-Nn-.wfww i- - X- pmizai firms, sirvmm me COMMANDER, WWAN ,Q Y i .,,.......-Tp-A f ET. Vf,Trr,E Mme . V if , , 'V fmffiiing ,imiijg fm O . '1'f'iTVGyerg 'Hifi Thr- Gi Vfffldinesq is WEST Gm inierrioiioncfg ' the force? ,Q 1 if The fgrgeg irineasi Asif fx i Trai iohnif flag iromt which The Toi mobile Squadrons miwii gina orms fied NGHO 1 K . ' .55 the won 1 4 V '. A'X' AC FT' 4 1 xX 'W-MQ '2'f , 1 'kff1 tK.' Rear Admiral JGHN W. GANNON, U.S. Navy Commander, U.S. TAIWAN PATRCDL FORCE To ine Qfncerc anfi Mon mf fiif' H '. H Zfiilif Jil i When viiiiing foreign ianf1',,wf' fii fin- flii , , i ' mission in being arribazzafiarf. mi rififif! wifi fx, Mi have perfarrneri fiiic fljflfiifzfl in fl l'lifi',i ,, , success, l JI ' Captain PAUL J. GEORGE, U.S. Navy, Assistant Chief ot Staff, Plans and Readiness Officer Captain George assists the Chiet of Staff with his duties. As Plans and Readiness Gthcer, the Captain supervises statt preparations tor all operations, including preparation ot operation plans and orders, and implementation of training schedules and exercises tor units in the command. Captain WILLIAM G. Von BRACHT, U.S. Navy Chiet ot Staff and Aide, Captain von Bracht guides work ettorts ol the stati and insures that completed worlf is submitted to the Commander for decision. The captain also serves as a major contact point tor other commands. He advises and assists the Commander in consideration ot policies and problems. Y' 1171 . l 0 '5 Qi 4 A-' 'W' , fn' I wiv' Captain ROBERT F. FARRINGTGN, U5 NGVY Commanding Officer, U.S.S. SALISIBURY SCUND THIS IS THE CAPTAIN SPEAKN-lfil From time to time during our fflltfff, yf ii ni':,' liffwf 'if -i announce the words: This is the Cflfilflllt mi f-filinii ltif entitled, The Captain Says. Anil, 'il 'lll ', 'iii lififfl, 1' T So it may seem that the Captain is flfiina fl lfii fl :fill i , - good reason. lhave wanted to lfeep you inlfiiinf-il til iln it , 1 H schedule, which changes lreaiifenlly, llllf'T ',llliij lliiiiig fi visited, distinguished vi',itfir'. that wr- lift-fit llltllt,li A outstanding performanfez, and flllltf . ant! ii-fi, iii ,l li' of our ship as a part ffl the rn Vf'Hlli ll'-i-t fiiiil t world. To each nl these 'Waiitaiii zfiyu' thi- i i Everyone has vvorlfnfl tlif-ii hr-aft iiiil to l ii cruise. l have never 'wr-n fl fm., f,t,,,, i,,,,,,i ii ,,, Ho means a cry fit 'niiiyiiwn iifnlifiti in ti if ,ff , Nl sig. In 1' JL 1, .CC '1m,..., x .4 Commander CHARLES A. PIERCE, Jr., U.S. Navy Executive Officer U.S.S. SALISBURY SOUND OUP GOAL IS A HAPPY, HAPDWOPKIIXIO SHIP, WHERE EACH INDIVIDUAL IVIATUPES IVIENTAIIY, MOPAIIY AND SPIPIIIIAIIY C A PIIPCI, Jr, CUIIMIVJIIIIM, II 3 Num, I Nm UIIX r' KAIIIX W ,..,a-- Qn Q dismal day that matched our spirits we said, Goodbye 0 DEPLOYM ENT TO THE WESTERN PAciEnc Parting is such sweet sorrow may not soy it that way, ips talk with a lump in your throatl Even in cold, misty weather the spirit is strong .... '-Q hard t those dear to us and began our 5 5.5 T711 J . . . . and within the comforta S bl, - E. , J- below Ore Our Str0t1QeSt most loo lumomohm S ttmtmr tmirsivmw rtrirw Brtdgs mannttdd ' Cl ,I ' nw U M May God bless and keep them Y Supporter, dpimi xp, ,mug wmd wuhu arg Ol . We enter the routine ot the sea 1 ....our bow kicks up spray from a busy sea .... eading out of the bay, the watch is set i busy hospital corpsmen give a shot .. . .even so some shipmates long for that is good for even Lil' QSOBJ Abner .... the shade of a peach tree! V , ff i ' ihm is df-ur und Scifisfying- 1? S i 2 i There ore the housekeeping chores in our home . 5' uvfua' .... exominotions ore token os on officer moniiers .... 'i und mv fhunkful for 0 .... some ioin forces to fight the .. hmmm N, of the bulge .,,, ' liyel, ALOHA , HAWAII--OUR FTFTTETH STATE OF THE UNION TQFW' ' 1 Scenes of beauty abound on this emerald isle of the blue Pacific! JUWMN' i ? fI llWlllmll TTg l 'l 'ffl ' yo ll ll fi A t 'f i - A.. ml KQJY1 H 92.-,,!-ifyn 1 ig, N -xf W ff - my ---' ' ,ll Xlllq t 'f'-3 Xl 5. j + Tjfli JFS A 'f t T ...--' if ff... 'T' ' Ni A,--3, . ef' 1 x h fwl ' lcl' ' . - fx' fi ' ,. i , . 1 A 5gf4,Xi,, -UV '! 'T-A A+' A ' 35' n ww,: ag ,. Native hospitality insists upon displaying a There are moments when we pay tribute lively talent--most pleasant to the visitor. to those who suffered their lives in o tragic moment of our history. Hawaii, famous for its beaches, lush, fragrant, and breathing beauty, lures the tourist and traveler to the many scenic attraction that act as magnets, leave us with a stronger desire to return and know this island paradise. .III i X. A TENDER WORD SALISBURY SOUND is an industrially organized military unit, composed of officers, petty officers, and men of talent and skills necessary in accomplishing the many technical tasks to maintain military readiness. Such tasks include sea- worthiness of the vessel as well as power supply and machinery upkeep. Also, the many operational offices of the military mission such as the aviation repair and overhaul shops, the electronics installations, the communication center, ordnance capabilities, and hospitalization berthing and messing of seaplane crewmen add to the responsibilities that are so far-flung ashore. In this ship such tasks are concentrated into smaller, efficient units with such capable results that the Sea-Air Arm is farther reaching now than at any other time in history. The following pages will picture the personnel, and briefly illustrate the tasks so capably performed by men in this ship of such long, continuous service. V' l Q so ,fat - l ll , P7 4 Y i ' N I , A -s l ' lit mx 11: X D 1. .. i X -X I K 'FRY . fxvk xl X lf r M il'1i.ly R, lil ,i i' i X l 'ff .l' 1 l- i .lin I 'l 1 i . - l ' 4 ,. X f . i V fr ' 5 -' :' ' I lvl til Ef f gli . 1 ll X i ' i , fi 4 isiiiii ii ' fi f if li -'ff' It ' f V . ,i if th i'Y.,j ' ., 4 f fl ' ,lvl ,Q I 1 la, 1 iii.-it V i , ,Q r' fn., e ' ,Fifi-'Q' c-- --f f ...--f 4 c'W t - - 'af fm ftfemf fill frfairgf 50 ,mmf emu ADMINISTRATION DEPARTMENT, WILLIAM H. BERRY, LT., U.S.N., Administrative Assistant. pit 'lf'-rw Ussisls I ' II'llS QM I , H ' IIILKI Gltmg L L Vjilrgfr li . r J unix: I ., , I ,ml f CSQDH , la- I I I I f r, flnfl Smkem . Iv Ill 1 fl' I ll Htl wl.lal service I ll I-lllt IM I. X ,ll f, itil J. . Illllll I-I'I'IIx l , I Ii., ,If f 5 grljfjy qmdes i Illl Ill: - ii' I' llll III 'WI ll. r rig Q , W-ll 'Il-. If I1Ifll.ll .,' .CIN IHIII: ., z15,I'1- CQ -- , ,l- I- fr ,-K - IIIIIIIB7 l1Ii'I1 'lllll' ll l.lf rIlIl'lI V C., IIls' LIlllI'IlllIl', IIIIIII l lll iillfn fIL'ZpOIII'I'I6n LIIICI IIlllI VvrlIIIl'y' II: llyyflllllll :S 'I',llIgI!'kjI',IC to WIIII Ill-X ?,IIlll'Il fIIl,llI' ffl: Il1I1f1lI QI thc it Itls lf, IIIlII'l'IIl II -.ilu III1 III'I'II IllaIlllC:d, - IIlv ll-lllll IIFFITIIJIIII, Ilfllllll.1m R. P r II' If IS Q VYQW Y vers IIII' Illllllll Il Illl, ll: vim I In -ffjfy TO The rl C I QI Crew Engel 6 USN, UI lIll- Ail Illflnllllllf-nl lf ri Qgpgbl clssislmllll IICJIII flncflllfl QQIIIIL. IIlv ALIIIIIIIISIILIIIIIII Ill rfillllllfrll is cj1Iv,f0y5 bug, lillli ls c1IScw ll-clliy lo S1 lvr- ful czrly IIITIC OSIlQg. lllflif' in rlnvsl clI illIc,l'lllfll3cirn, sc lwirfe ar aid, Cvlll' lcsnllslfilll g:c1f:I , INIIg.I3NAL CQORDI. IXIAIION ANI? CiCfDRI3IfHI'ONDLNCL FOR ALL. 'I - Y' -' wwf' QQ X I ,, ,,, I I 'f fffw' , f A , f v 1, 5 ' ,y, 1, ROBERT W. VAN LANDINGHAM I-T-1 Chaplain Corps, U.S.N.R. Ship's Protestant Chaplain, ' llll-'Illlll W MITCHELL, f IPI! iff N R .1 3 -'.7 Q ' - lr XVI L,'If'fIC9If I ,r 'Y X L5 A 1 Nixb I ' I JOHN, A. LANDINI, J.V- SANDERS, GMC. usN., YNCS, U.S.N., Chief Master-at-Arms. X Division CPO- ,WV H. A-9 .I , Ie. 16, 'R 1 . ,ff , , 4- , 4'iE'2'-1'I'I2.:i 'hzjwiiuf ,vii 'sag mgi?ft law! A 1' I' 'I 'ii k I' 'I if, . j . , -f' A, ., an J , I fl iii if M 1 X7 , v . I . Y 7 , , y ff . ' ' if XT 1 If rl F is I My K P U - I . 5 I '25-f----d f I if P' -I li ...J .Q -, .sin . ,, YV H .-xg Ng : Y X DIVISION, ADMINISTRATIVE AND CLERICAL IL IO RI: Wilson, K. E., SA 5 Bruce, R. L., FA, Keckler, G.E., FA, Upton, T. L., PN3, Runlc, EC., AN, Williams, RL., YN3, Everlmorl, EL., SN, Wilson, J.D., YNSN, Kremenlz, AJ., SN, Nuff, J.V., SN, Miller, R. E., YNSN, LoBelIe, L.E., PNSN, Burros, S.T., YN2, Bronsfod, R.O., PNI, Collum, J.L., ADI, Price, IS., SN. MASTER-AT-ARMS IL fo RI Mwrruz, M M, GM? IC., ADI , I'IlII, I-I. M, BMV, liiirnx, VV H, IKM? EG., BT2, Gnd CIWIQI l,.onfImi flmfrfflnniil Lftvon, , Dolly, ,QQ ,ss .IQ , ,, . N 'Miami I P5 xx rp I ' as liih , - g Miller, the Duke Ellington of the ltype- writerl keyboard, labors away in the Cap- tain's office . . . Ex advancement in training office, ammations are taken in prepgmfion for 'ming' Supervised by nw . . . , while LaBelle and Upton entering his latest proficiency marks record. AA , , hi'sl3 Qmcwl-:lm scents mail In UU' Sp Olflf 0 l V ik. NAVIGATION IJf,iI,tAl8iiI'MENT z fit' ' FLOYD E. AMOS, EDWARD P. DAVIS, OMC., U.S.N., I-CDR U S N Division Chief Petty Officer Navigation Officer. The Navigation Department will forever be alert to the rules of the nautical road, charting courses Over Neptune Rex' Raging Main, avoiding rocks and shoals, and devising tactics necessary to carry out our mission in the best traditions ot Naval Science and Tactics. NO COLLISION! NO CALAMITY! NO MARITIME DISASTER! . t...! ,.,,, , D ,, ,.,, ,,,,,,q,,.,,,,,,, Lg : ,S ,, f' ' It I r 'Taxi , QT , - A I I , . . I ' I' ,, 'I' 3'x,.f -Quai' ,T f 'H ' I ,uct 1 A A I .' 'X , gr .sw '.X'cQ,M,c fl li, lit, , i Lg A ,, g I 'W' 551: , I age I ',t 't V X, , . ' I ' I, , f' -'N ,f , ,Lying ss E 1 I Q - J ' ' QNIIQ 4 : q , K Q . s V Q , 4 3 i 1 E , ,,W,W,,Wfw4 1 k V x I ' Y QQ-ll 5 L I ' ?Y. W N DIVISION IL to RI: Pnrrink, K, A, SA, Roherts, D. E., SN, Lone, R. D., SA, gppmxmi M HV SA. Bronson, O.A., SN, ilonm, I If, 'HN , Dnhoso, HP., SN, Bell, CDQ, SN, Aghmy! DVD-I SN5 pmqpg VV tw OM2. Zxlf LCDR Davis plots Course' logging bearings' Plldv iiscw stadium-tc-r 10 Qucge CllSl0nC8i relayed by Asbury, the talker, Chief Amos reads OH HW pm, bow the Computer for time and distance covered. L4 1 ,sa-1 .us -ln... H Bell is passing the bggrinqf, 5 ww! to the Chart House. l:'fi3,'-in gm l eu . I l t4i,!u!VLm Qwi 'X mfr! 1 YW Uhfldfon' ' V V I ii 'V l fe-' 9 l i S J, 4 085 OltllF3RAllQJlsif, lrzliifxl-'lMlrlJili vjlk' .gf 'WN The Operations Department is responsible for plans and readiness for exercises, stall prepa- ration ot all operations including scheduled training and refresher operations. The Operations Department's motto: CO- ORDINATION OF TRAINING AND PLANS TO PROVIDE FOR MAXIMUM OPERATIONAL READI- NESS-EDUCATE AND OPERATE l JACKSON A. STOCKTON, CDR., U.S.N., Operations Officer. Lf swf' Kwgrj T LT Preston, LTJG Downing and LTJC: Sears are briefed on new operations plans by CDR Stockton. Plans such as these encompass the mission of Sally Sound. -qui dis 'Q' W W PRICE, JGHNNY M. SEARS, AGC, U SN., LTJG., U.S.N.R., Amologicul Shop Supervisor. Aerologicol OfTicer. AEROLOGICAL SECTION If- fh IV. g .of-. A BlC1ke charts weather 6 ndmilf. ru, Qnmu, hmm mend? . G ffl Q1 , . x . V . 1 X ix 'T ' i lblv .-,, 3 is i ' JOSEPH M. PRESTON, Jr., JAMES M. SMYTH, LT., U.S.N., LT., U.S.N., Air Operations OFFicer. Combat Intelligence Center ,Yi X ,,,,, f R. E BOWMAN, E. L, MCCORMACK, YNT, DIQQUYI-ES oymr1rr11'mns RUC, U 5 Ni fill' iii!! TJVJTJ SUptx'ViQC' pg! .ffl ,f , Y an' X I OI DIVISION IL to RI: Grossman, LR., AN Ivw-IMILI, C, fu ACM Ii- J, f1I11f 1, kt YN! +1053 P..I., AG3p Clork, D. L., RDSN, Morkowski, Q J, VHA, lbrmrrm, I IJ, fu Qi QJz ,f-- rm M S, AGE, Souer, E.I-I., RDSN, Poole, F.S. PH3, BIoko, WI ., ACU, limi If : 1, It IJIDUA Iw MM iw Rfjgmg Barry, .l.F., RDSAg Grove, RJ., AG3, Fosnorlwi, VVII., AN, L21 I-41 1, I, f-,LJ lm Wu. MI A625 Romsell, CE., RDSN. Rodormen discuss cm combo: problem. ---1-1 Intolliqmnco fa 'H- ,-A-' ,iv ,... I , D I' If grin? mcmeuV9'5 O 5 I K r 5 . L. iw, ,WI I , . 3 DANIEL B. STEIGMAN LCDR., U.S.N., Air Depc rTmenT Officer. RCY W. HIGHBERG, LT., U.S.N., Detached April l 960. AIR DEPARTMENT Az xrrfrri an Thr: hook If, flrwppufl, if l LJirJr',:f,rr fwfr, rnlrr af llfzll lrzvverirrr Their re arrnrnr hour. J 1 l lrrarlrrrl wrlh lights and rnarker houyz To he used in laying out a searlrorrre. Vrfhile Vkl Division is busy laying oul and rnarking a zearlrorne, Vs? Division is busy preparing Tor The arrival ol The lirsl planes. lhe Air DuTy Desk is seT up and manned, The crash poaT is rnanned and checked OUT, living accornrnodahons are prepared Tor The TlighT crews, and arrangernenTs are rnade vviTh The cooks Tor chow Tor The hungry Tlight crevvs That will soon arrive. When The planes arrive, The enTire Air DeparTmenT is a behive oT acTiviTy wiTh The rouTine mainTenance of The planes, and preparing The various weapons Tor loading and use on The planes. When The T'lighT schedule is seT and all is ready, W Division loads Their re-arming boars vviTh The weapons and JeT AssisTed Take OFT boTTles, and The process of loading The planes is accomplished by vvell Trained personnel. Our lvloTTo. WE SERVICE Tl-TE SEA PLANES OF Tl-lE FLEET, ANY TIME, ANY PLACE .-- e- A- ..., - ,vp V. .X ,, , Y... 5 - . ig- V -,ff --,ww -,W six, K. . s . ,r . u as -.... x 1 Q V I Uav 15m'1 N Q .I L 'w,, 'Q HARVEY D. GIBSON, ROBERT E. SURBER, MSC, U SN-I WO., U,S,N,, Division CPO. Division Office r. A G G 2 lu vw-L -: - f-i ' E e 'if i fit! u , ' - ' A .. ,I .,'w 1-f-1. '--' -- -,,f r .. - Hx., M V gf ,,. 3n ' , .' . 'f Q7 ' 'S , K ' Q 4 V., 'Q Y ,735 'E M i I , P XDWY JG, 1 2 'rf J.. fi' ., 1 W Y A SECTION OF v I ri1uvn',mr 1 rn ff wg Q N f immaf ,f,,,l? A HKUH, U I -2 ,mmf 1, ' r ' Aw,-, xf ,ad If if K WHS , S ,S . . ai Juqufz, l,M,, AA, Hr1f,,l,, jg X' W Vina! g S 1 . V 5 S I latin-N It Nw , 1 4 E . .,'t 4 Ji . f . , K . A ,ff - f W ,, f' ff ' ' fi Qilfrlf , A SECTION OF V-I DIVISION IL to Rl: I-lugenroth, N, J, ADR3, Wogan, D. L., AN, Dettit, J.T., AN, Gagliano, M.G., AN, Sawyer, M.J., AN, Wademan, GC., ABG3, Journey, R.J., ABI, Daly, C,C., AN, Montana, J. D., AN, Rees, R. D., ABAN, Hoe-tele, R. W., ABG3,, Tingle, J. F., AB3 - Quinlan, J.J., AN, Bethel, L., ABQ, Langmade, J.B., AN. WHITE BEACH MOTOR POOL IL to RI: Williams, J.E., AE2, Rants, T.W., AD2, Colewell, A.D., ADI, Sylvester, H.G., AE3, Moore, C.L., ATAN, Kempe, R.J,, AN, Arndt, R.H., AB2, Leasure, C.l., AD2, Gregory, R.E., AT3. 1 .fx My .M 1' Q ' MQW' 1 'Qv 9 ff? .. 1 Q.. Awww., , .ff 'I V... I ,ff , .47-'ZA 'H 'Q S SHR! Nl ? V F iii V If .W UI I I A 7' 'X Ii' ,- mr- ' JQSI PH M HIEMPSEY, RICHARD E. ENGEL, ADC, U S N, Division Office r. SECTION I, V-2 DIVISION IL Io Rlg f I I 1 een, W.F., SA9 Allffn, W Ii Alf? iw I I I 1 I , 4 14 , ' 4 I a I . 44. Y ! : im' A Vg 1. at' ' Q P l ' if Q Va ci Y 4 'A' M 7 it I Q ' v 71 bf Qs J E if' V I I I f wi ,, .nr: f'Z,. I v .LJ ui w K I I :vi , Q If E ff SECTION II, V-2 DIVISION IL to RI: Clanton, D. L. ADI , Good, L. R., AD3, Sullivan, J. E., AD3 AcosIa, R.J., AN, Rants, T.W., AD2, Block, C.W., AD2, Reeser, H., AD2. SECTION III, V-2 DIVISION IL Io RI: Pringey, R.M., AT3, Frifzsching, J.R., AN, Brofcher, L., AT2 PFICIQSII, G.W., AE2, Madsen, L.E., AE2, DeBoIt, J.W., AT2, Keck, PJ., AN, I'IOepIer, D.D., AT2. ' 71 il' 1 .4 wb 9, QQ? 1 Y Q Q-1 Q34 Q, I I ' Z . , , , I I . IIIIIIIII I I I I 4- . , 3 --'I' If' D I I I Qs- Q I , f 9 J Q? u I 49' at 'I H. E. EILAND, DESMOND V, HATCHER, ADC, U.S.N., AEC, U.S.N., Detached April 1960. Avimion Electrical Shop Supervisor fig! Q' ,,,, 1 fn- lil T- ROYSTON H. TAYIQOR, N HNURICK, ALC, u.s.rx1,, ' 'A ' Q, C N . . 'Ai , J f' Avlcmon Electronics Shops Supra'-vif,f,f 4 W CPO. ' 1 mum! .K Aviation Weuporiu Liivision . E' . 1 llk lTR, if Q, S' Q1 JAMES L. FLETCHER, LT., U.S.N., Weapons Division OfTicer. iso' J.L. MCCLAIN, ALBERT L, BROWN, Jr., WO., U.S.N., WO., U.S.N., Nuclear Weapons Assisianf. Aviation Ordnance OFficer A AVIATION ORDNANCE IL to RI: IKneeIingI Bom, AJ., AOB, Ilnlmivni, I M, AO3, Penton, TORPEDO SHCP IL 'O RI: Kfcmeff R-E-. TMI, Iirwwn, UM, iw, w.,n,f vv, TM3, Arena, Q I A FYI? IA TA 7 iff ii' V 'iff , I r , www, J- . X by - I 53 I Q x Y AN, WOOdWGfd, ER., AN, CGICIUJOIC, A,L., AOP, Mc+cIc'iiu:,, W, AN, Dorm-Ir,, .I.I, AA, iS!cndin HOHSF, D.R., A635 SITIIIIW, D.G., AOQ, I IOIIvy, DC, AOAN, 5IuppIc', IM, AGI, SUIIE3, M,G A035 Long, R.G., AOI 5 Leosure, CI, AOQ, AIIvn, GR., AN, NKlIIll'I, II7, MNH, Rodriguez, U AOI, Knighf, IG., AO2, Licux, T..I., AA. Aviation Ordnance Section Cosperl Mofin, IJUHQIQOHI KJV' I 5 n i , ,,, N X I Y' ' 4 s r V r mf ' 2 HY PP i is- ' P wr- J A' ,G , HENRY LOZEAU, AOC, U.S.N. Division Leading CPO. EDWIN KETNER, Jr AOC, U.S.N. 4, 7 . 1 l . L f i ' 1 if i l l D MGRGANf SASS GROUP IL 10 Ri: .lnImQon, XN,L,, MNi TMC, N limiqm-J, IU, MNRW i:OlI1iWOiif, D fi MNi V y ' 91'- ff on L . i'Nii ' Aviation Electronics Technician Waller Avialion Metalsmiths Cox and Webbbe SUSP checks out an aircraft radio. o refleclor for an aircraft tending bool dec' i 11'f1 7 A V-l Division man coxswainscre-on bool to aircraft. Baum. ,, l ' Fu ' ' , J . x' g 1 5 Aviation Mechanic Sullivan checks a Pbgwn- Pumper in the crash boat. Rfl Hf , an iwnmofw m0ChUn'c' fYf WlYlKlll fini qsufi Uiklgns his wa i l P7 Bomholtz, Nuclear Weaponsman, casts a ,b bu, suspicious glance over a shoulder. We're roof, cleared l 5-mm, Manning the crash boat. And then we told the crew that a lot of people did this sort of thing iust for fun. 1 f V f gi l I 'v Ja A crane that he handles so well. V-l division man is dwarfed on the ship's , I f l lxl .: asa-if Even after numerous hoists of our water birds there remains a facination, curosity, or a petty officer who sends for more men! s. DECK DEPARTMENT 'Jn K' TU: 2r.- 11 TNT!-HIL. Um? f T, , mf TM qw 42 rx' TRAVIS D. NATIONS, LT., U.S.N., Deck Deporfmenf Officer. ' 'wf'cHcg V sn. 5 'NE' 'Ury f- 1-M f 'TT w ' ' . vmchesm: oeonhness A seomonshipi .V T T1 X 1 ' SDC-3CsGf!?y. rl it n W 1 r HTL, -J 'STTHTNTTTTTT T crew, ond 'E 6 Ty Twenfy fi Q in fx: ,wI1, K 5-S Je. N5 1 z.- 'Ill Q . .. . . Q J L s .L A. i L L ' 4'hs. .s, an Q 'Wi' .fr 'pw 'L F 'L W ' V in ,,,,, : 2 ,.y 5- 4 fi 7 2PilH , 'X f zzz! ' L' , -K . 1, I 1 W I i if K ii' .glgkl NV,,n L ' qvmril- 'YivAVL X Q Avia 2-af? i L Q? ici, i 51:5 i-ag: if! CARROLL L. TARVER, CWO., U.S.N., Division Officer. if .L' ' 'C 1 r, i 1 N7 1 i . y Q ,- i ' ' ' . fw ki . 3 if ff? if ' .ww rgfffu , , . v if 9 P 7 L if A A ' 6 15 L A L 4 3 5 E I 9 wi SECTION THPFF FIRST DIVIHIKJN il In Ri- impri-.liz I A WX Piwrifxxxiiwlfv. RN, ,Ag ,hnnsom L W' BML L 'Pi' L1 fx WW Ii ii . -Mi VJ I HM? 'whirnpx NV M, SN, L.GHu'1SiPl, M. L., SN, LG 'i J ' ,L Hi -mi -,ii ii 151 :ml I A , 4 E FY X , 1 A f fI , 5 Q , 4 SECTION ONE, FIRST DIVISION IL to RI: fKneelingl Shallnvr, HI, SA, Amador, L., SA Villanueva, F., SN, Dickson, M., SA, Sword, H.l., SA, liuclimlgv, lJ,W,, SA, Ifilandingl Still, M.A SA, Chambers, R.N., SA, Taylor, T.G., SA, Dewhirsi, JG., SN, Vi-main, IH., SA, Rocheleau, A BM3, Simmons, L.E., SN, Colbeck, R.P., SN, Rodriguez, M, SA, Sioplu-ns, IA., SN, Simmons, H.S SA, Combs, L.D., SN, Walker, J.C., BM3, Smith, D.E., BMI. SECTION TWO, FIRST DIVISION IL to Rl, Vigil, Rl., SA, Huvlmll, JJ., SN, Fianl, R.E., BM? Roubideaux, B.K., SA, Ranlala, D.C., SN, Halling, J,A,, SA, Wflfkffl, D,V,, SN, Roberslwaw, HD SN, Place, C.M., SN, Richter, L.J., SA, Sanders, N.L., SA, Starks, V.A., SA, Junglas, JJ., SA. 4 lp A I 'il' 'r A i fi 3 , 'L ' I , 'ir I I 6 I ' f W S l iIl?l A l i I A W h 26 Q y 1 V11 5, f I Q ,I CHARLES J. FALSKOW, ENS., U.S.N.R., Division Ofificer. A I' E Q- 1 ih,i F, X 4? pu 41 I A A Q R I 5 L if v K f s W Y V j if ' , A 3 2 ia 2 1 f' i l X Z i i i -S i ii Q i ' i iif 3 ii i M I R 'L S 3 i 1 i i 2 I ii A A I A . I ..ii5 ,xitixwagg X , .Eh X mu..-K SECTIQN QNE, fJEC:fYDNIJ f,j'Vlf,lCDN KL ,O Ry: l,,.,R,,,.i M A , TSN: Pmwlowicf ,I JW RM?g McVVilluGmS. O A, Axixi 'jwfvf if ir' ',lX UV: -i'Ii'wM1iii If DUUIKW' c k ' ' KIUII' i Stcubol P., BM! r.,, MIA AH q,,. l., 1 3 Qfxj qX,,w,,.w Ill, SA, UH UR, SA, Hams, .ITU RMSN Beans, PPV IMA AM, is A -A Q fx-,Z 13. ,A - N, , an 3 w 3 K TN, . 3. . Y if ' if ' ' ' f , Q 4 g .- 'B ' 1 5 I , fe ' 4 K i F I I 4 , 1 aiu ,, IL U ' U' SECTION TWO, SECOND DIVISION CL To Rl: Tyson, H., SA, Cbllmnfwgm-I, R. lg, BMSN, Kolwcrf H.A., SA, McGuire, T.J., SN, Davis, DJ., SN, Thorpe, JH., HMP, Rmm-, l.P., SN, Vermillion, D.H SNg lnderrieden, T.L., SN, Hines, CM., SA, Dncus, TA., SA, Wurmk, R.L., SN, Kroll, J,L,, BMI. 1 u L 1' V . 1 f 1, K I ' ' 4 f . , , E ? Q 1 f Q 3 secnou THREE, secorqn DIVI SION IL f R . , , J.L., SA, Redner, R,5,, SN: Johnson T E0S,. ,Rum SA, Newkafk, R.L-, SN, Frederick, CJ BMSN Q, BM3g Kroll, J.L., BMlg Williams, Rf- BM3 , .1.f,f,L, Y I 4 Q X i H H. f-A, fw.WQ4f-fx, nu SN, Watkins, W-H , e . 5 -' Hi. 1 5 in v.,1z,,,,,, mn SA, BkwCh0'd 1 . 1, Cllpplew fy gf gm I, 4 M iN! Bfunefyl , l,, we 11. K , , 4 is 5 ki ,W 5 1 t -i -1-- JH -1 4 - i FQ 5 i 5 . V - D C , gf Q-. , . , A 3' F x ' . 1' ' ' . ,f ,,- V, A . When tying up, the fo'c'sle is a busy place, the First Division's stalwarts a capable crew. A Reeder, as representative 'ff 1 , Q.?Z9aJKEW'R y of seamen, boatmen and Deck x W Force Sailors ! 1 .- l 'fn fu. Qf 'f'ua-in The bos'n si k f h k' h' ' ' gn I th b ' g - d f The lonely wor o c ec :ng s ips arms is The Position of thjes Q eh ndgz, reholimg wor O rewarding, the Gunnery Officer of the Deck nc or co egc om' Department is proud of the E awards. .ix 9 Fire Comfgl QFOXJ l17IvIsIcm LLOYD B. BROCK, FIC. U.S.N., Divi5iorI OHICQI1 ' 4 , wa I-I '?! f I' 3 W -I , -Wa ,.,, A74 qw, M .V k N Q 4, U 1 f' ,' 'MQ ' l ' 1 , I , I 1 O , Z . i , Q, I , I , . . ' I V I I ,W I J A ,q Q I I f W2 a AIX .f ' A Owls, X If . 4525? 'M FOX 2, x N..V1N , Y! I f I , . I 2 U is. I I I 7 9 1 ' K 1 , A . E ' DIVISION ll If p ' Hrjrfj GM 7 F'Ir:rf, 1 ' f ' CHM, rx, ,X 'VL X ' ' , X f v0L JAIII II f,M'.II 4 ,T T We I A 'sq' ' g x , ' '-v 'Q-ak., I ll '? First Division makes ready to drop anchor . . U Larson, First Division, secures the frappin'Iine. First Division mans the anchor detail. 3 I Hur-Y rThe accommodation ladder ig being Newkirk makes the boat davits ready. i thiged by Seamen, as 'he elecirician rigs standing lights. I ,i 'I i ii fi if ll ,W yi iii Boatswain Mate Williams passes the word over the i MC, so .... Seaman Tassin 'turns io! Y ' A -,1 x NL. J I Lancasier and Smith haul away on hawser Uourisis in the background Redner operates the boat crane. in rage fillfiimria rinfi iSrignOf13 op' Qian liiyvrir-1 44 C0pfOir1'S Gig Admirol's Barge A FLEET 5 IN A SHIP 5 Qyp. i,.4,,,l - - th 4 an Qifw J. S9-. --...,,y, , I ,warm V V M. XY Q? id ' . eg 1 . ,MM W 2 'Numa , , Qff' ' Harris coxswoins the crew's utility boot. lcers Motor Boot ' A if-'ff k I f I i o . I 5 , ,M 11 W NA, - 1-A ,: ' 'M - Kenna-45.322 .L ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT QQ? 211 ' -f I my In Tiw ilnnin-Q-rim IJ:-imitiiienfl We pfoduc, 1-M, .. .. 'iikllli 'xkiiliii Iii illill frifflilfff-gf F-DOWSV for i'liiT,11iI L -i Lim mme' 1-ragiiviw, f3i6CTViCiTy, wq1ei lfVKg.l1fl'!Lllllillliiiililiyiililfiiiiiilify. We moiniciq 1 i I yu inf IN r-I iiuzrmis, L:ic:f 1riC ITIOTOIS, org ini L n nm lim ry fpucvs. VVS- repair equfg. rm Hi in Yin nun iiinu SiiOpS, Tile COVpeHTerSi10L3 1:4 mimi llli ,m LC,Hi!Li i1OjiS Uilfi iiiG SiiOpS, NM ri tru 1 im-ii wcboci, mefci, ond variouf mn il in Nw! cilci in CARROLL A. OLSON, LTJG., U.S.N., Engineering Officer. in ii, find x 41145: pressures. OUrmOTTO: YOU Vfxll 'I II fki 'ID VVi'li fonireiing The sfeom,eiec- PUSH IT 1 ? dune DV0. votef niqi- l , GPC QUQQ. Doss. TCSS. HWOU5 eieq. YOU V r 1' ff' HQQIIUII' Hamill? LOWELL E Miuniiisivm, MMC. U 5 N FRANK L. LUC, BTC, U.S.N., Division Ofrficer THOMAS E. RUBLE, 'C BTC, USN. FQRWARD FIREROOM AND ENGINEROOM KL fo Ri: Ciineelingj Kibe FI ID PM C47-ini iiii ., KD., BTH, Scicidicrtci, JD., FN, SC1CCLWGiiO,.j.K., MM3 Elm--A A I LN, XJVILLHHTV., B., MM3g Sirmfion, HL., FN, Willicmscn, DK. wx Lw LM cy. MM1 , vvnlfif, CF., MM3. iSTondingD Bishop, DG. iii K- -i1iw'-i i,, l.l , IA, Au rw-, worth, HB., FA, Depoorfer, R.L., MM3 i 1 L J LV IA, lLAcinf.Uf.-ld, F. R., BTL , Mocoby, D. D., FN, Channel DVI iii, Niciiviii -rwi Lim. LA., MM3, Clork, HR., BTT, Lcwler, LR., BT2 r ii 1 ii-v Li l LN, Samiors, RA., BTFN, Aldrich, L. R., FN, Wigiey 3 cwtcn, L., BU, Edingfon, DC., FN ii' L L.. I-T I EN, Miwuinw D B., MM3, Rineiwori, RJ., BTFN. y r ' . 1' Q --ki A ..,i N Q3 6 A.., A L img Q A A V - 4 'A 1 4.5! 4 .-9 fx 'J . 'S A 1 'uv Q 'nv f A f Y . , . . ' 5 V ' X L L ' 1 L ' ' gli A R i A D Si L i ,mf .4 ' nth , 'A U is A 7 b ' i . ' f A f 1 A '. 1 ' 1 X gf . 1 ' v X in 15? ,..-5 , if . 4 1 A A 1. f he '. f -5 .' f A Q ' A ,:. t A , t .QY Y en mx. . K L. A E if. 4 I : V 'fm' 1 ':'m.f-. ,. J if . 5, il LL il 1' L fi Q. . ,A .. L Ll '- l .pa 3 ? a A .,L.....Q.x Q . , 2 .2 Si' I ? ! ii gl ii ii 1 S i S 4 i r 5 . E i 2 gi if' Q Q i , 1 i ! ii is li i i i 1 i 1 in a J4' . Nh., ff f7' ff' ' ' ,eff Mr. 3, -. S1- E LEY W. HOWIE EARLE M. BREWTON, Jr., W S SN MMC USN. BTC, U. . Q. K 4 .4 fl ' ' sal, ' V, f if .ff ,, 14 7f 4? .Q 1 ' 4 '. if 5 If f K faq! 0 L AFTER FIREROOM AND ENGINEROHM fl Or, M FN Cmflfill P F BT fflfflffiil r v ' 2 .J 1 , 7- ., -I , A Ji X FA 5 SC:f:lf:'f, W, A., ISV? , ffllrfl P' rf Lefffrw, C.. H., Hx! , Hffrllvx, I I M!'x.f'. .' , Elmmrfr, l.., IHFIQ lf'1'.Iliff,, FI 1 X l'ff2'NZ, f Vf fm f' r '- X -, , 1 'f-. 'r wh: ' . n r Nvlf k l 5 . f 1 1 'T ts. Sl 'lw 9 BRAlDfORlJ Q MQ5HfiR WG, U 5 N, lDiVi5iCH1 Cbffif-Q-I v s .4 ,Q s...' U, , . , Q '5' 79 X ' X 5' ' 'Ll 7 +1 Q EJ :Ji Tl ' ' . lx - ., L 15 ' 1 k X I X 1 X I if ., Q S 1 f kd k It-. 1 ha' 'qi J , A x ' m' wr 2 ' S1 A rg: gd. and S-ff Y .N J, S-4 5.0 A i - w '- X - ' K '- '...1 ' 5 .. 3 Q 'I 4 ' ,X 1 . - 5 k ' I . ' na fl DlVl':if,,N A1 M, L1 . -I Nj- iN AX I MXN Vmmrillorw, L.W., FNg '1'f+A ' -- .X ? R 1 mmf CMM T. RM FAg Nth? X X SR WN lfwlwli, R,G,L FN 3 Hawkins, H FA ' H um.: M xx-x 4 ,IA EN3, Sroknis, A., PM ' 4A V - XM- ,,c- V vi IN Ross v.R,A MM3p EMI: H W'-X NN Q MMP, NNuIlmms, QF., FNg GCN' ' - - Q U GN Tnviu: RL., FNp Jones, M P X X, , . ,.- K wp ram..-IW, P. raw FN? Rwypm. .Me Csmndingp Lizana, ML., ici, Feldpausch, o. D., EM9, Nf.ff,i.,y I W Massey, D.R., ICFN, Murch, R.J., EMFN, Sigler, HM., FMIN, Mfr ,,., T.A., EMFNg Mullins, D.N., EM3 , Mushung, D.I'l., EM3, Tlurgklylfll W,M, Electrical IEI DlV'5l0 ' I 'J' S ,- . RONALD W. SPECKHARDT EMC, U.S.N., Elech :cal Shop Supervisor. HUGH V. GLORE, CWO., U.S.N., Electrical and Division Officer. JAMES J. O'NELL, ICC, U.S.N., Inferior Communications Supervisor. E DIVISION lL fo Rl: fkneelingb Garza, P.M., IC3, Malncy, l..I.., IN, McAda, J.W., FN, Carpenter, R.J., EMFN, McManus, lil., ICIN ICFN, Randolph, T.C., EMFN, Harmon, W.K., FN, Branch, RC., ICQ, EM3g LaMonfagne, B.A., EMFA, Schroeder, RH., EM7. 4 W Y . 1 x 1 Q D 'ESA Xalan.. f , X 3 X lg, f . W '-.dvi i' 'fL.? rg-, if M'-ff-' ,Z Q I ,Lg I 35,4 v-, 1.. is 'ffl if u,' I ' 'I' ' 4,5 ,, .,,, ima Wav' Y V .- Q ' 1 f I A il Q l Wine 'xv-JJ '5 'lnpiv L HAL fkpljfxl, F I DC?jU5N' JAMES R. KRAFT, Dzvlslon Chnef P:--Hy GHlLr'l WO., U.S.N., Division OfTicer. . 3 . , iid f Qs , 4 xl f HY ,Q I 1 ' ' f Og! f -P - p We ? . . , M ' 11 ' 43 f 2ff???5l? 5 , ' r ,lf v ' - w- 5 , fc Q X I Li ' , ff if .fill Xgu-, f ' - '-1 I Qi, If , Q 1 4 I x U W NR I 'V V , .. I V 4 u lrwq f u ,,f, X 'CZ' A i' Q 1 Us X ,L-,..4.. 1 , g h ., A, O, rw ., -M 'LG N a . ,gd-in J !h 1 0-D ',,A Q! vi V17--f,ffEUN H V - , ' ir X x lm Q'Q Ili' 4 O' M t ' 'jf 5 v fr ,J , 'K 5 f V 'Ev' -- .-1' 'K xl I. H -.. I XJ Ogulwjfy K 3 A I .X UQ! ' , A - i Ml, ,V L fl! ,w if V X wr! : 7 . -f ' M , VV ' ki, 'x S 'fixf - - P' W - fy - ' K Q-5 -, ' 1 ' QK , Qi., 4 -'ff ' Wx!! Q - 'ff ,L A nav. 5 ' A Q M' ' ' , Y V uw? . T Wg'-229 ' F ' - - - '-' .. I -fd '-LT .? 'k - e,j--X- -'1.iTl , V A x A X M K 7xPN'. xxXf'XM ', klf X Uk, ' Lf Bobungo proudly receives fhe Cop1oin's WELL DONE! CARLTCN J. TRUAX, DCC, U.S.N., Damage Control Shop Supervisor. ,, 'M rv'- 3 Jin- r A C ' 47 1 ' b Y V7 Y v' 34 ., V 1 ' I 1 , A S , I X S Q ' l U Q D If 3 W , . 4 , A f f DAMAGE CONTROL SHOP H. to RDI gg I K A EA' UCFN, Smnh, A O, lpryi CmH,,,,,,,l,,HHJ VX., I if V ., DfQ'i,' , ,D r 4- 111 1' ' KVA wir- x i LL Full' Ir fm, lf, If-I 1,,,,l I H 1 r ,md H H H5 M M ,, 1 V, 2 rfv-1-fo: , rf- 4 Y' X. r ' V 'lf M X. . fun 7 9 4. yu. QQ, N.:-it L 6 Njelgon ilflpx-M113 Y-r Ln! 2 V. proud of his shop work. W ,tux 5 K .ff d f S 3 Q Q ,nf-at ff, . S A '45 ,affil- ROBERT C. PHILLIPS, MEC, u.s.N., Shipfmeff Shop Supervisor. XX in-' 'L I if 4 . v 5095 or or if ' P? Q f !' as L 'o L5 L L t. Y 'L Q 9 :L 4 I L 1 L X ,,. f Q .- t M , rr L 5 , o o . tif NYY . S METAL SHOP ANU pgpgygryfpf, H U, Rl. ' 'ew Q I TSI? fkmqu U N, N75 Rrossord, O. A. iw 5 ' 5 af, ,. Mfg g r:,,.i, INR fl! Ilmrmon, R, FNg Calhoun, CL, rip I wi ff- I N fl.-3' 'w Lkv l sf .Jil Machinist Mate Gluff instructs Petersen, Machinist Repairman Williams selsugl c the subiect: circulator valve. Cutler on a lathe, Hanlcen learns hr- I ....-1 lf ' .tn l I 'K ea 7 s., ot paper work! Bobango, being careful! ue, and mulls, fKYlli5'5 W Ht, l lrml4FD, l-eng rsegll qs . 0 lif'lH1 ru'1 l M- rl rl How m0'1Yll 9 sets UD, 1-1 Q we gan'f identify do chores 'round o big diesel engine- - l .AX An unidentified engineer ond on engineer Smith iA.C., Jr., that isi butchers wogd. d E Of' Elem I H5 i qsk HnCi0n5 M016 Fr-ldpuusch muy wvll Wl'1ere's the schematic 9 5 L . 'K ,4 S1 gl XY A , . x f , 'X Q 1 , Q lr- - u c 5 J N we , e in N W fp 'Nunn ef A, X p .. c. Y After service to the Silent Service, the submoriners honor o former shipmote. The Chief Engineer! SUPPLY DEPARTMENT lfw ' V 1 'f me NUVY whether small ir lairgi- ic, ririegiurerl tg, be Copoble of rriwriit :if in Fllif-gyillf, missions Gnd to lin' fri ai riirrrlrtrriri of reodinegg, In the rosie ril 'TsfXllf,ilil,lff'i1' SOUND, gs 0 .-rrirrlliifr H shirt to seopiones ond Us 0 lliuislrip ril this vririous vessels ond Units Ullklllllltll lll lrllllwllllllliil U Qivgn land and sm: rm-cr wliilee flying the flag Of the orc-Jo icniirrrorirleri, we ore responsible for sustuiriiriii inoteriol reodiness ond service lo The li1lWC1ll f'oll'Ol Force. ln order to occomplish this mission,we must stock our slorerooms with supplies to be selfreliont when to on operotionol oreo, often for months durotion. We must provision prepore meols, ond furnish rotions for the flight crews on prolonged puiruis Services such os loundry, borber shops, DONALD E MU!-HOLLAND shoe repoirs, ond toiloring ore necessary I-CDR., Sic., U.S.N,, I ond ore now provided by Supply Deport- Supply Officer. ments in lieu of rope yord Sundoysuof by-gone doys, when men were given time from regulor duty to repoir uniforms, wosh clothing in wooden or golvonired buckets, ond to repoir their own footwear. Additionol services include: resole octivities where men moy replenish uniforms, purchose necessary toilet orticles, stotionory, ond even some items of o personol noture such os watches, comeros, billfoldsi ond olso, iewelry or items of foreign origin which moy be of sentimentol or utility volue. Such tosks requires not only the tolents of commissorymen, cooks, liutclirvrs, hokers, stewords, shipS- servicemen, storekeepers ond coterers, but olso those copobilities rwrirrf'rssr,1r'y to moke Supply Depofhnenl personnel experts os regulor ond technicol stockmen, stevedores, rlerirril personnel, occurote occountonte., borbers, toilors, fountoinmen, ond loundrymen. MATERIAL READINESS AND SERVICE TO THE sl-HP ARE ouR coNsrANr c3oALs. A . ll Q nv W i 1 pl ES, ROBINSON, SKC, US N , Division CPO ,f' ff X C. WHHCHURCH, CWC., U.S.N., Stores ond Aviofion Sfores Div. Off X I N. 1 - - . i 4 I A - . X if X xx Q 'ff i N.D, BAILEY, AKC, USN., Aviutinn Stoms Office' SUp6YViSOl .6 1 1 , ,I XI , ,,f.. I Ii: . L 1-, K, . IE I I I , 3. 5. Ir. I 49' If .II ...,.. II Ai M'--will I STORES DIVISION OFFICE SECTION, IL to RI: Knight, J.R., AVIATION STORES SECTION, IL to RI I AKANp Craig, C.A., SNp Kirkendoll, C.R., SK35 Moore, B.W., Meuicle, M.E., AK3g Senn, C.J., AK25 'SK3. ond Sios, EE., AKQ. 2 , I I ' I5 i i .r v A I S U I I in CENTRAL ST . Winges JW OSRKE3ROCEMi, ILKZ RI: Sfrmger, D, D., 5,432 pmqlmun! E. GI' SK3: ' ' '1 I GW On, . , . ' , I Groshong, F.W., SN, Smith, RD- 'SLN' 5 'V0'Yf I-V-, SKJ, Boklewnun, I,E,, Jr., SN: Ric or s ix R' KI i 'xfWgYx Kx 'Ill i Jug, IT? 'nf lf' MORRIS : -wrfwrwl ix SH'f If Sufi , K mum G, CAMACK, Dfw-,1 XJ! RPIQJ C nrnrni-,'.c1ry cmd SQIQ-5 Qffiger, ff 'ilk if X EW MQ-ff T, V f ,f W ,, f 'yy M Z, f ,, f,9,fQp,n ,I Y af: zQf,,z5?f 2 f ,h 16757 7? ff Wf v. K NfVv'klRfk lffk USN, f-mnusuxv V SYPV-'U' d' . I I L BAKE SHOP Dofferwick, FE., C53 5 Chief Newkirkg Anfelo, J.M., CSI val gif. GALLEY WATCH liilmrldggv, W Cf., C53. klH'f,Il'I', JA., C555 Holi, Q GALLEY WATCH Randolph L., CSSN, Cf,f,,,f,f, r.u.., cm, R.,.4,,,,, Damon., WD., sm, Amczu, JAM, 95,1 ' 'WI Hrs -iii ,cw HJ., L ,uf Taylor, P,, C52 Tlmv-,mwvu1,', I. Ri CHRI. Lcodmg Commissorymon. IQHICQHER 5 x Vilf HOP sl. ov WWW WR' , f it THE MESSMEN OF OUR SHIP 5.2fMl DIVISION CL to rich!! .-,. lmjl CNHI,-, UU, LA, VVl'14gf5l15r, URW SA, Peppgfl LVV., Place, C M SN THA... 1 my 'LA A fvaf nl H, L LJ, SA, Arm:-., L,, RDSN, Gslbert, C., AN, Goodman, L., SN HUM R 3 Akin DAN Mm? 1f1'-. f V I, FA, AAI'L1Uf,'I',4Jfl, W. R, AOAN, Stuart, R, R., FN, LSYODGHMU Amh'fH.'m lb All? Hmw -r1, LD M, AVI, Iwrvmpmfrn, L. H., EMFN, Alsop, H. W., RMSN, Joslm L C PN Hmm'-I A M HJ, PI HHIL1, 1, AA, LIJMCJYIYCICJVIII, W, C., SA, Ross, GD., AN, Purseil, M L, AA MESSCOOKS ARE FRIENDS WHO SERVE SHIPMATES HEGOD BLESS THEM THE SHIPS SERVICEMEN OF SALLY IL Io Rl fx,,xulf.m,, M. fr, SHQ, Hall, LB., SHI, Kemp, LN., SHSNQ DP'!fH1!,l, L VV SHS I'-f?H1rvfx, Ml , 'QPU SfL1Ulf.', EVV., SHI, ROQCVS, C,W., SH2, Johnston, SN, fNAfC3v-J 'r1 If YN, Rffw. I NN, KN Hgmvt1f1He', L, SH3. A 'M A f 3. I 'wi , M I li , I H ,I lr I 1 J Ii i is RICHARD M. PLOTKIN, LTJG., S.C., U.S.N.R., Division Officer. !,,, fl ,.4,: if 7 fp! ,vw ,M fN fv ,wma ,n, iN f 1 W1 9 M , , . f 1 E f SWB Division . , ' rf? W 9.5 2,14 Q? 4.1 . i f 1 ' X Su DISBURSING SECTION KL to Rl: Creamer, K.L., DK Juf.1cr., lfff., DKK Pall, AM., DK3. I -4 1, T: 4 ,,, T 1 ' x S - ! WARDROOM COOKS cmd STFVVARD5 ll to RJ ' 4 R les ' vl1UKr 5 H133 4 U50 .1 L.L, sm- rmmq A 'IH V f,,ff,, , , 1 1 1 -, 1 , ,1 I I f i ' W , , ll x X, x P SEJ3. Lvln 1 x Il? i Richards, Sias and Mericle relax after proud of the over-98-percent rare of Mr. Whitchruch looked up for the camera probably was wary of antics of the store- keepers present. I Am'T GOT Nome' 'BMT We 0 Z:-Nm 1 , - 4-'A 9 I 1 E l Gro ww. cmli lffvgglos to make a rough -'QQOPUYMQSOM Mulholland is talking 'Wm Nllbrdl vlfh Klrlxondall. 4' -- vwsn-.4 Zimmerman, SK2, is trying to explain the rolling stock to Chief Robinson. P. S.: lt is Captain George's pedicab, shipmates. 'N Q As stores are brought aboard the sec- plane deck, the hyster moves themi nto position for striking below to storerooms. Ramos contemplates the stock of electronic spares, checks stock numbers and bins the tubes, capacitors, resisters, etc., etc., ..., 2 Ch 44 Kn' h d 'eco' ding 'Ql checks stock recor Si ice, , r changes in management control Undp SALLY SOUND there orc services thug gg personal as barbering A , .... and laundering Q. l0 4.1 Q-1' Al ,, 'I rf- nv S wr' lg Uf 0 . 5- gg, PGfalm - 9 0 ml UC V'lY 'lm' ...or as merely for the pleasure and ffl fo ' an ' - needs - comfort that would never be, otherwlse. 4...-.-1-1 MEDICAL DEPARTMENT DONALD, R. MILES, LT., M.C., U.S.N., Medical Officer. ir 4, LE. MUMAUGH, HMC, U.S.N., Division Officer. . ,J- - if. ,ukiii I j, gil 'V bryf, ii ,ff hp' A ' V- fifledifaq' P X' 'f M fm ride' ' U '- 016' . T5 K-.z'!Vl' lui 'Y' ,riff '54, fin' Tim, - ,, K, ep? D OCTQ M+5f - 'Wi 'if' f 'I 'G Y'ifE1'f wifi Serve iii9SOl1 :lx lix1l'v,- ii 1 im--. in gf Tir I If . i cl nf, 17 QGIIQXI C l 7' Orr 'blliillll vit Hifi X-'x'1',Yi1 l im 0 SU 1. i i A, W! . 1 , ' . . . if iiiilf, li,S iffjm ' mum piyimg umwiif fliiflil f f. Q, mr Qqmifgfioni F M Q i Yin' he-In , giilyiilzifi, Hmmm! r my otherwise, Ui uvqfll Siilllfilllij My Ili irfigin hqmfg foremergerr i, E eco, serving smolle 'S Icmcilmg uiriffift, XXI 3 i V Ship wiicvsu fcnciliiiwl, furiricn equal thOSe of SAM SO U N D. 4 ,uw Q rp M 3 fl 1 . 2 ff f ' I f. --, C ai H E' WF' X W - 5 f X I QM iQf ? HOSPHAL in ' K ' Q iflH'l'iIi!Q! f X M if v , V ,N , ' ish! My we? ' s ,- DJPSISO , 3- I CORPSMEN IL 'O RVDX rw ix D ' DL Q s HN, CodOPP Y' ' HMS , 1 lfguq'xIY1U ' Viiuii' ,i Coldlrmii HM. 1 KNHOUSVM' PE ,V mwiwille' F'- 1 HM3. r Di, HM J ll dex Y LQ 3090 5 3055, C Om. , gm MQ '. QSUQYN sm, 'sq 7 0 Y ,gs ' x fn- 6 -:Q I Whife ond Chief Murmxuqh buaily UNMC? 'We odminishofive rcxsks I fi , f JW' n yy . qw, f J ,I X IM-lllmql pre purevx putiunf for X-roy. ,v 5-in L 2' 4 W' 1 N' g 'sl' 1 ax 7 s.. W. Coldiron searches for perfeCTI0f1 1 .- In-du xlldvs wdh ITNCIUQCOPP' 1 l.'-41'-UW v 1 DENTAL DEPARTMENT 1 L 2,- ,k.. ,,... ,g R V 1 , Qi M W A R R ty Mfr iw:-. D YOU? Hu- 1514111411 l7l'ffflIY!lltflxf of DCJIIY the men . f - A1 D: M Ins few fs, 2 1 cm! ure Since 5 f PILCIITD of mf? C ROLAND A. HUBLOU, LT., D.C., U.S.N., Dental Officer. U Q DENTAL CORPSMEN KL to RI: Kerr, RD., FA, USN CSIYHTCTD: Smith, Q mmf Reed, W,P., DTE, lJ ,f-AID H ullm MMT rmci QCJL3cJdVOr1S so, 1 e fw z hmques of The profe z 2 , z the weight annul siremgih of Hue mem. A5 ICXNCIS me smud, ye1 preQ1oUs,so be depmimcmi to me shfp cmd The Pofro v 1 ? 41 a N . I Y 4 J! R4 - Wor UFQ1 den 4 nd is f Con. serve. 'ft ure future te this ,Qi- A t D000 1? il x i i i 'i 4 i A 4 i i 1 1' Hublou is NWN in N 'V i f thx' dvftitli , ' . O ,otjilne i imiowch OS Cieutttrtq und priirxiunq ptvp Hof ient ol SWQQYY Of fillings R . ted Olds Doctor Hubltpu by qlrmtq min tt POMQYHS Ot ptorpryrutq fri: itliltll' sim, Smith maintains administrative tasks, and Q-rtterrs work accomplished on the individual do-rttrtl rcfcord. COMMUNICATIONS DEPARTMENT ,Pig 'E ROBERT M. LYNCH, LT., U.S.N., Communications Office r. DONALD E. HANEY ENS., U.S.N., Electronics Officer, I is no loiiqczi' The old requiremenl for ro. llii- K will llilfll' iilia,itT1, Dfggpgrfmem is limi f-.ffiiflfiifg cirifl rf:a1eiMirTi,3! Q5 Wen GS filfsfH'v41'lf'H: lull Phu cilulies ond reSDOnS'b. ll llii- ieciiiiiirilieril Tcl bt: l'f1C1lFilOlfle uiiil operrciiion ol the radio gem lui liiiii ions in the iiiccreosiiicgly complex fontiol-, iiocfzssciry to novol operations lille, ond electroiiir' repoirmen to merely moinm. in roclio COllll'llUl'llCUllOflSj The field has ingfeosed to include cgxulomolicolly controlled messages coding devises, ond control of specific From the visuol signols ol floshing lighf semophore llogs lo the mosl modern, communications devices, we ore to old in operolionol exercises for combat reodmess Though we ore the newesi the ship, our mission is os old os novol ond Toclicsl Our Motto: YOU WRITE lil VVE ,,o,,,.4Q iiiiiig iilities i ' COTS IU ires . fonii HWEVQ Dmeii Mein Used lges, 9Ons. and Ufed I to NDj i r Atifigq fkfff 'VJ if F-'J RAUIQM pn if. P za. ,i 113' , , W, 70 f . ' ' 'w m- ' ' f if Qi ,iii :J dywl Wifi k f , xg if 4 , 'i f r ? if ff! ff, 'i f f 7 1 if M-Wi COLEMAN, R.w. ONEILL, RMC, U.s.N. RMCS, US N, ? Division chief Perry Officfer ,, Cf' 1' if fy., Zn 072' 7 W 7 U C ifcfb Q7 ,Q QW, 5 WW 0 Q!! if i F i 1 .e if wi W Faq' --' of Q 'ii-ii... Y Q A n f .rf MUN'CHif.DN'i 'if- lu sri ii '-1 Ri ' 'isnt - N,,,, i.i.. . 5 i.w'nN riiii.i..4 AL RMI Balcom R-5, if-f Q I lCx1'iN 'dwiprwwiii A l RMRQ NGHPHYCV GP, Uni 1 3 k'V'wN Q l ii i i 5 1 1 E 3 i 1 I e fx f E1 i i 5 i 1 K. PACE, S.D. GILSTRAP, ETC, U.S.N. ETC, U.S.N., Electronic Repair Supervisor. , , , r , Q... xg 1 by 1, f 2 4 if C R E 2. i y 5 5 6 8 3 F -, , f i i 1 1 il' M ELECTRONICS REPAIR GANG lL fo Ri: i!KIl!'!'iIlHj5 Heli Ci I IH FJ Um H1 C l HSA BIRNAL X r i 3 f ' , 4' I 'L' 'i V ' 2 G KSiOVlfiIflfjj irrmifz, fi I , l M'i, lirulir-Ii, U MW I ISN Q M, r ,W LH, 4 H NAA!! iM, wiv, I fl' SN: QA-1 SM3 U PM Hr, 1, 3 I i Droifc, i. 1. , , U, 1 1 ,'1',.11v11i C ',x ' , Ru D i S In F I I , iI,CFl, i..m.ii Ai II!! M,,,,,, iii -,Nr wk, bUH,i LA., Hflfilffj, , I f,i,,,,N,, 'A in llltmuxllw R cl R AA ill r,- A gg, s Vi iff 'li ii if ,ai if! K La r f zl 5 W '25 Q A, 5? j we 4, i , i l l 1 l l gl l l 4 l l i, i i '4 :HSN L , , ffm, 5 fs HN, WEST, The signol bridge con be ci busy SMC, USN, ploceg here, the hoist is prepared. Signol Gong Supervisor P K, , p 1 4 , 4 f if: ai- , .fs 94 X -My ws , -is 1 Q r . 4, . N, X 1 ,Zvi s .1 5, , 'Ay- ' ' f' 'fn-056 '-vii 7 QHDZRB GANG gr ,,iV D . , if, im, Wolker flashes Cl message 1, Emp, ' X .4 fi, maxi While Turnbull reCOrdS. r L1 ,A lu 'U-Ulf Pointer! Whot's th' problem? Holf checking electronic equipment. :7 fx ,Lira 61-fx Mr. Honey! Pribble ond Hayden have ci problem fo solve. r Hlrjll' lr:'.l'. fl f,1l'f'.llll. AAKHQH3 gl,,,,l,,,, l Un'Hy1UnlCC1lI lf. M11-file Elin l1a mlll.7lP. T' Q xl -I v ' 'ff ' 1 ' Wuxi fmvv fb .pink F uniif-nf und modem are C1 True ble ill' Ewwmw , 1wMHMFmw4 .- ,.4 , .. M f 1 V wk X Q' Iii , 'f . ,, .J -, E 5' N , gw 1 O ' Niwwir fy ' N 2 , .' w 9 . las-1 4 ilnnn-asf., Jopon B o land of qnnboHc beauty.. . . .Of Grchhechnrd ekgonce. I 1 1 E 1 5 I i w 1 1 ..'.',,. - 1-J.. 'n,. 1 N , 2 ui?lP 5 ' -A Jfs procHcoI L, W ,am 3 ,Qgf,Wy ..hoppy excuuhnv fri' H'- fm, Lil ' .Q -m Q. Q .um-.g..gn..x. -1, x 'R .-'. rf? '... .,,ur, ufmfy.. .af W: ,, 1 5 N511 sq k , X , , QQ Q Q ' L TQ? ,NM . , it Y It lE+ JE.. rx 1 ' , 'K o ' ' ' -.f'I1:.g, I, 1 I .g : 3 . , f WY 4. 1, ,' A nada' ' ,IL ir V . - b Y' - an Q 2. w A 44 ' 5,Q. X K ' x ,Ax i C I I frm! -.mu vu- fli0ndIir16S5 Q . . I The 'We O' is a mcgne, lhwvf fs. Ni -4-., fsgwmk ,li 31 W L of if I al I X 4 ' u I L fi guy P 4 I a U gint C 45. ...J WV ..,,' fc1hflfv'?'. PW 29 ss F with its many shops. . . s SH' M333 ...,. R ...X 1 5 .. 3 Nw-ns-n-q-pq. :ini LTJG Seors welcomes some of t he I I . . . lhronging visitors from Kobe, X l,A M --. ' 1. ,Q 3 i iv The curiously coutious ones ,Y F Y Y' rd- . . room our decks, interest genuine . . . A I nw- f - 5 our fewa n rue-ndly pleasure, -In -1 -4 'NAWA WHITE BEACH CLUB TERRACED FIELDS OF OKINAWA Semi tropecul Iqmd, m0d1'l'Y1 l0Ud, U oncien? cusmmf. funn mf- 5 micmv f 'iC1U9A nd . . ,.,,.,- m, Rugged coastline , . . . . rice fields in rich land . . ,f , ,, I .vim I 'whiff' . . . a smooth recreational beach . . . 'l I '1 ' -1 and a local pub contrlbute to .. I I I G Cinema legend- girl -a f F 'M ' -'FW' ,ww 41433- , 'f ' f 'Yi ess homes of thx- ewlund . . . create o shopping digfricf. f,... with handy bars ond . . 4008 In mn .uwn n-gh ' 21' Z'MLf1 ' 'f'N3T W . 'gps h , . NX ' M ,a . ' x , I . 1 I ' Y I.. I U,.k vu: 1-1 X 1- if 5 White Beach Club. WW' 'sw' , T .IN -'-Wfellr . .'- . emo e 21:53:11-,O L., .Q it -I L. 5-I 3,31 .-'Q , I -Q-Q3L1Ai0'5 . An c1ge old Woshiterio . Beginning the tosks of the three R'g, Okinowon gloss blower performs oncient ort. Effective primitive mr:1l'if1rl', nnriucf: A fion 1 I My'.i1'liciii', ruvrx Ht NNW. WIN, xi hmpj hcdid OUT Ciffen uqrxr. V6 A U ' l X- 'L fUt'0'f uf 60,1 'I I I If' SL IP: ffillflij lUdH:5 Off: fGSCIr101'ed, QS are the .41lIfJf'. HI 'PIU tjilckqround l V lrl K V r Liv V ,,, .,,,v,,- , , X ra K A N FAN ' 5 , W, i i of 5 K Q ' i 1' ' 1? I a . P Fi in Q -1 Cxxpfum QIlIlHLjf'JH f--Y'-cl for rwe-my yvurs service 41. Nuvnxl Avucarku, WH?--. C0r1duCfe'd c1fWhiTe H'-ends lkbifflr--v.' Club, Shipfx 0fHCQ'fS r0prCS9r'1f www? I ill FIU 'I Ill' ls1u - ,Q , fx, X. - 1 - C 1 mn stands by While V 'fd Q, . - Igmgoshong asm-fx WD' 'V' -WN v ' ' 'I Ar Whno Beach, Zummern ed' movae hmm opvrmor contacts hOme- L WE ARE ENTERTAINED BY SERVICE PEOPLE FROM OKINAWA AND .. . .SERVICE PEOPLE FROM NATIONALIST CHINA OF TAIWAN. I I 'T' l Guti oNG :lip flu. I 5 i ua' , r ...Q v, . A ,Y H :ral pff,1rN,fI'. Uqlclffuf, crowded City Sfjenegl and :- Sift ,,, AAD 5 mul PUQGCS-1 ' E.. T, Thr- local styles steal scenes. '11 , 1 4 i I i 1 s 5 A , si' ' fx . if sit I L 'E High above Hong Kong, one can see the city, the harbor, Kowloon and over into Red China. ,Q-,.,...----U, , ,,.Q,,:uwh SalIy's bow points up the large harbor of Hong K4-,ng and Kowloon, British Crown Colony. ..... ,...,.,, ....-...Qu fc.. wi'-'ein it W ff , -...A....5 of '22-Q -1 -ff: NL The teeming waterfront reflects the crowded city. RE lltere Prod lvmil ellie: sweet gcerws umld rtlrmt-.t tn tt pcm trunqv, -L 1 -D ,pf g V lf RED CHINA Bowen! whine nearby mem is fhe grim reality of life less PmdUdiV9, without freedom of thought, X . -um - - Y lOyolmes, or re-word for pr-rsoncxl mefpfise. r i l 'F , ug P' 'HEI My M Ili -' FORMOSA TAIWANJ ,- 4 . 1 l -,-0 La W., ,-.:-,4, Z :Al ' Local Taxi Oriental, symbolic. l-Occll DVUYUQQ - -- ...for The local port . .. llll ll ll, ll of 4 funn: l li ll I 4 it K Jn' 3 4' L' I A I ' 3 fg ,,7'fl?',- Q'lIOWlUQ modef in a land fl 3' rheqheery greeting of the horbor pilot . . . . . . introduces us to Kaohsiung , . 4 ' Q r I J 1 - . l .1 . ws. A ..o...a-v 'f 'n -1 'Whorc O'R 'll - . . . the sunny streets of the town. 9' Y takes 0 pedtcob to K. 2 2 1 rr A M ..'a I :'f'k 1' al-J if L?-.. lg, F' L, , ff su Sei' L-.T The Taiwanese is closely related to the Chinese. Gardens and architecture. .. i Ji-xfii ' ff flfirfk iff? ' 1' , o 1 '.., , v f arg get yr 15- - .f . . 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J 'Bvi o xp itkkt-D X o , J' Z dl Admiral Gannon hosts C1 Chinese Admiral. 10 int0 7 I Iilllititiiidl ififgeiiy 1 Q V 1 1. - x s sg A water way wanders into the city of Manila . . . ' nf 'Y 4' 3 4, , ,N ggpgqn-v-naar. 1 'L 1 'f-g 'Q , ri. .1 ,hw I 4 .where a market fits the cities' needs. . .. and the houses fit the climate W ,?'F'....:l!A... Q Vt an-.,. .1 U-in-'r iw 53.-.M 1 0 El W 4 c, k win-nw-w.u.,.,,,,,:.-b1,ifU-...A ly fhf 'hr-Qv 4 ' .,-4 5 Niii -R if ull-s i ,-F ,Q ff PW? ggi' Q, 'B With such lovely little ladies, it is always Springtime in the Philippines. 1 L 'X Transportation, old and new! r if 5 51 Q N RX aryl :my- , x. 1 ,Milli Qf..A 3 mf 'I' 1 is ,,,,, , ,,V,,, 7 . 4 7 Rill is the Jumor Officer of the Deck. A proud skipper observes work of o generous People-to-People Program, 1 'H ouR CREW n AND SHIP s . A-D- Our onchor dwarfs our men! 15 gkxifxfxf h x . X xx ' s 5 ' s r N x 1 I x A COO, Om, -- A hot tosk for engmeers. 1 5 l 1 f ,1 4 E x 'I I x 1 for I Pcxy ossistc Wurrc Y 'W tbmhdqy party, Collum does honors. , Homage Pf-lid to ci guitar! all 1 L f L . 4 L 'x.4 Y J , Q . '-.1 I C ll IL 2 u 9,147 L E. L L- J ,3 , H' ' I 40' U , -. . ' - . Groves LendeV'Y COVSS M A IL C A L L! Inspection b Exec for print shop. Y ,fan 1 L j ' lvl a- ', P0 m i . Ssmznrsief Mvlholtond mmf.-1-, Wm his lnglv cmd Kapnnedy light oft the bollerS lcrmms' Enmqn Cllmufim und Lthmt H LETK C10 HOME, MATES! H Qfficer Whltchurtjh 1 i .E N -fu' - is vi! . at H 4 P' ff A 'I p ' M '55 ' l :fy Wh X v I Leaving Chiefs Millard and Girton of . , wg- head for San Francisco Boy.. flag on PINE ISLAND at Yokosuka . . . fi a i , 1 ii 9: 5 1 Ei ' P1 li ii il if U 1 E s 5 4 ' 1, ii f 'h- ' Q' s 'W f Q nv-9 N nN f-41 ,. M,,qv-N av, .. a - fx if ,v,,.1 It r u l fm.- 'fr Une' ,Q, .1 W1 'sms '1 'FC 13- aol' ' 1 ' G Q. ,V ' 'bf' .1 n Q10 Y V v ' I 3 X . I --- OUR NAMESAKE DAITO ART PRINTING CQ., LTD. 19, 2-chome, Shintomi-Cho, Chuo-ku, Tokyo Tel. Tokyo. Q551D 3228, 0211, 1009, 1712, 0202 PROLOGUE There was once a story of a man who was faced with the problem of putting two gallons of water into a one gallon bucket. Neither he, I, nor any other man was able to find a solution to his immediate problem. Trying to illustrate the missions, organization, work and membership of SALISBURY SOUND. in the few pages of this book is certainly difficult as the above problem. The story of SALISBURY SOUND and her crew is a mere sentence in an age old dramatic, history. Her mark of progress is small, it is true, but the accomplishents go far beyond her missions and contribu- tions to the present defense of the Free World of this mid-century era. Every officer of the flag and ship's company and every man in Sally Sound is engaged in training for more than iust a military service. We are also living under conditions that may strengthen our moral obligations as capable men, increase our understanding and tolerance of others, adding to the values of our lives subsequent to departing our ship. What is past is prologue , a wise man once said, meaning that the results of the future may well be based on the performance of the past and the present. In our efforts to accomplish our assigned tasks, it is always the hope of all of us that we may become better prepared to face the future. This book may serve to remind us that our prefatory in this ship might well be a prologue, a beginning, not an end. E.S. ROBINSON, Editor. 511, ,ZF 'tl 'E 1, 25 . 'Pla CRUISE BOOK COMMITTEE Officer Advisors: LCDR E.P. DCIVIS, USN LCDRISCI D.E. Mulholland, USN ENS H.W. Mitchell, USNR EDITOR: E.S. Robinson, SKC, USN , PHOTOGRAPHY: RESEARCH and MATERIAL: E. E. Giles, PHI, USN R.E. Miller, YNSN, USN C.J. Morkowski, PH3, USN F.J. Churchville, HM3, USN F.s. 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