Salisbury Sound (AV 13) - Naval Cruise Book

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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

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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

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'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