Sanctuary (AH 17) - Naval Cruise Book

 - Class of 1970

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SHIPS OFFICERS CDR Raymond Madden LTJG Charles McDowell Rflbert Lauffl' James Peters Charles Chlplay, JF. ENS William Bowen LT Ivan Be1akj0f1 Dennis Hardle LTJG Robert Anderson David pl-att Robert Gibson CWO David Confer Gary Henry Edward Yeater Toby Hollander HOSPITAL MEDICAL CORPS OFFICERS LCDR William Condrin LCDR John Conger CAPT Lindsey Getzen CDR Robert Bailey Sidney Bellinger William Johnson Ronald Proulx Randy Tate LCDR Robert Abbe Nicholas Cirillo Leigh Kendall Ferdinand La Venuta Stephen Libien Lawrence Nelson Charles Shoemaker Jr. James Snyder Richard Waterbury W. R. Hudgins LT Thomas Collins Martin Popp Elliot Ross David Seligson Russell Stumacher Albert Wall, III HOSPITAL DENTAL OFFICERS CAPT I. J. Weber, Jr. CDR Thomas Stump LCDR Norman Davis HOSPITAL MEDICAL SER VICE CORPS OFFICERS ski LCDR Carleton Emma William Monaghan Leslie Turbiville David Shack LT Dimitri Kalfas HOSPITAL NURSE CORPS OFFICERS CDR Janice Burcham LCDR Elizabeth O'Nei1 LTJG Frances Blaney Mary Florence Patricia Staab Kathryn Bonner Helen Maznio Marjorie Swetonic Karen Born Mary Nester LT Glenda Dunn Loretta Cermely LCDR Margaret Barry Dolores Dillon Christine Davidson Nancy L. Bushley Evelyn Foreman Elizabeth Draper Kathryn Garlutzo Sheryl Liebel Catherine Geisler Abigail Hausmann Nina Lucius Susan Hancock Audrey Ke,-Shner Joyce Parks Maryann Hugo Irma Klaetke Mary Sattazahn M. Arlene Southerland Mary C' Ledgerwood Julia Yastishock Patricia Trainor 197 i l Q L num

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96X STATISTICS That was our mission as told via photo- graphs, now let us tell the story by sta- tistics. In this short year SANCTUARY has admitted 5,812 patients of which 1,094 were wounded in action, 882 were non-combat injuries, and 3,838 had medical problems. 801 pa- tients were humanitarian admissions, con- sisting of Vietnamese, Korean and other civilians, including occasional Nationalist Chinese fishermen. In addition we have seen 9,830 outpatients in our clinics. 5,368 helos have landed on our deck to bring these sick and wounded to our care, to return 3,343 to duty and to med-evac 2,360 others for further care. We have used 3,942 units of blood, run 160,501 lab exams, taken 49,748 x-rays, filled 69,182 prescriptions, used thousands of pounds of dressings and 700 tons of supplies. During this year the problems of just staying afloat and steaming were tremendous. A ruptured tube in number two boiler reduced SANCTUARY to nine knots maximum speed and fourteen days at anchor - necessi- tating ten straight days, 24 hours a day, work to repair. We consumed 60,000 gallons of fresh water per day which was manu- factured by our onboard evaporators and were cautioned about water hours. To keep us steaming and all our facilities at max- imum operating level, we burned 3,353,798 gallons of black oil at the cost of S20l,227.88. Flooding due to rupturedpipes became a recurring problem that required securing of berthing areas, passageways, and some wards until repairs were com- pleted. Constant use of our air-conditioning systems in this tropical climate resulted in shut downs for upkeep and preventive maintenance, creating periods of environ- mental discomfort and long arduous hours of work for the repair team. Our mess cooks have fed on the average 700 people a day for three meals a day. Our laundry has washed, dried and pressed some 360 tons of laundry for hospital and ships use. Our boat crews have made thou- sands of hours of shore runs, many of them in the rain, for mail, supplies, and personnel. Last, but by no means the least, come the long back-breaking hours of chipping paint, 620 gallons of red lead, and 1,770 gallons of white paint to keep our 524 foot white ship white. The battle goes on against death, disease, rust, and hazards. Endless hours of drills to perfect fire control, man-overboard, and abandon-ship procedures so that, should the event occur, all hands could function safely and adequately to prevent loss of life. A hard working ship with a hard working crew all adds up to number one in anyone's book. So on to those who have lived, laughed, and toiled with a will to make this year a year to remember, regardless of the reasons. HERE'S THE CREW:



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I 1 4 I 1 I 1 1 I 5 I I 1 I i 1 ,I I -1 I 1 1 1 5 i 1 S 1 Y l I 9 1 Y 198 HMC Barbarin, L.J. HMC Bea, R.J. SHC Beech, A.C. EMC Britt, D.C. HMCM Broderick, B.F. YNC Brooks, R.O. ENC Brown, W.D. DTC Bryant, R.R. QMC Byrd, B.R. HMC Byrne, A.S. MMC Carandang, G.C. HMC Carroll, M.G. DCCS Crook, V.H. HMC Eimers, D.K. HMC Epley, M.R. HMC Gaddis, H.D. BTC Hannah, V.A. HMCS Hannan, L.R. HMC Hansen, G.L. HMC Herman, J.A. HMC Jackson, F.T. MMC Johnson, P.F. SKC Jones, W.R. SHCS Lanning, J .G HMC Lirios, N.V. HMCS McColligan, L.E. MMC McDonald, W.A. RMC Myerson, W.P. HMC Olson, P.C. MMC Odell, G. BMCM Powers, W.F. SKC Queener, C.E. HMC Raley, B.H. DTC Randolph, R.D. HMCS Sanders, J D MMC Schaver, R.E. RMC Soto, J.A. HMC Steinkamp, R.J. BMC Tracy, B.R. YNC Thomas, L.S. HMC Wall, C.J. SDC Zabala, A.A. SKI Agnas, J.E. HMI Anstey, D.L. HMI Altman, G.R. SHI Altig, J.E. HMI Arnayro, R.V. Jr. HMI Atkinson, D.K. HMI Bosworth, F.E. BMI Brooner, O.E. HMI Burks, P.C. HMI Buster, G.O. SMI Cannon, B. SDI Capili, P.A. HMI Carrick, S.A. BTI Carson, G.H. CSI Cash, W. HMI Cartmell, G.E. CSI Cavanilas, R.M. CSI Clay, T. Jr. HMI Collamore, S.H. RMI Collins, J.L. RMI Costner, M.C. BMI Cripens, R.L. HMI Cross, F.H. DKI Davalt, R.E. BTI Detlefsen, J .L. SDI Donato, R.M. MMI Dropps, R.W. SMI Gundlogson, J .R. ICI Hixon, D.R. CSI Hoffman, E.E. SHI Johnson, R. ENI Julian, J.C. HMI Killian, W.I. SKI Kitchell, C.W. CSI Lowe, W.H., Jr. HMI Lundeen, D.G. EMI Mabanta, Q.C. HMI Maltman, D.J. BMI McBane, J.W. HMI Moffett, J.H. SHI Mojica, G.Z. HMI Mossbarger, H.W. EMI Neufer, J.L. HMI Petersen, N.P. BRI Pinkham, P.W. HMI Pressley, W.L. MMI Radey, J.J. CSI Rippy, O.B. EMI Salvanera, R.T. EMI Salvio, A.R. HMI Schwartz, R.R. MMI Simons, C.E. PNI Springston, L.H. SFI Stephens, J.F. HMI Taylor, J.L. MRI Townsend, J.R. HMI Vandatta, R.L. RDI Watson, J.E. HMI Webb, R.F. MMI Wilson, W.C. BTI Wolcelka, G.M. BT2 Abbott, T.E. PN2 Abbott, W.E. HM2 Abreu, J.L. SD2 Abutin, R.D. CS2 Alley, C.L. HM2 Anderson, G.L. HM2 Apilado, B.C. HM2 Baer, W.L. CS2 Basa, N.A. SH2 Batiste, E. HM2 Binkley, L.S. HM2 Blackburn, C.T. HM2 Bourne, R.D. HM2 Brown, J.T. Jr. HM2 Bryan, N.R. HM2 Bufford, G.H. Jr. SH2 Calilan, A.O. SH2 Card, C. YN2 Carpenter, W.L. MR2 Carr, C.B. SH2 Clay, J.D. CS2 Clayton, G.L. RM2 Coates, R.G. PN2 Cole, E.H. J HM2 Coons, R.L. CS2 Cowdell, W.D. Jr. HM2 Cox, T.W. HM2 Creasy, M.L. HM2 Crumb, G.W. HM2 Curl, T.A. DC2 Curtis, L.E. HM2 Davidson, J .A. HM2 Davis, E.A. DT2 Deguzman, R.E. SD2 Del Rosario, A.L. HM2 Dicks, E.E. HM2 Dixon, M.R. SD2 Donato, R.M. JO2 Eakins, H.W. III HM2 Estes, J.C. HM2 Farris, D.D. HM2 Ferriero, D.S. MM2 Flork, D.E. MM2 Gales, R.A. SD2 Garcia, C.B. HM2 Gerwe, K.F., Jr. HM2 Golden, P.W. PC2 Gorneau, R.N. SH2 Graham, W.C. BM2 Gray, G.L. CS2 Green, G.N. HM2 Guisinger, M.A. CS2 Hagan, C.L. BM2 Hager, W.R. HM2 Hanna, H.J. MM2 Hamburg, P.D. HM2 Harvey, B.F. EN2 Hertzberg, T.R. HM2 Holden, B.J. CS2 Jergenson, D.B. HM2 Jones, D.H. HM2 Joyce, G.W. SH2 Kreitler, T.F. CS2 Lee, J .F. CS2 Lowman, R.W. DC2 Litton, R.R. CS2 Mann, F.A. CS2 Markum, C.L. CS2 Martin, J.S. Jr. HM2 May, G.P. HM2 McCaddon, M.P. MM2 McLaughlin, M.J HM2 McMullen, R.L. HM2 Maroney, J .J . II BT2 Melber, D.F. HM2 Merritt, F.D. DK2 Miller, J.E. EM2 Miller, S.L. EM2 Mitchell, W.R. HM2 Moon, D.P. SD2 Movillion, M.F. HM2 Muhvich, K.H. HM2 Murauckas, M.P. HM2 Murray, J.M. HM2 Navarro, L.E. HM2 Neal, S.A. HM2 Neel, T.W. SM2 Nichols, C.A. Jr. QM2 Noziglia, H.J. ETN2 Olander, T.R. HM2 Olson, D.R. Jr. BM2 Pacello, J .M. HM2 Patrylak, J . DC2 Pearson, R.B. IC2 Petty, R.G. HM2 Phillips, W.H. HM2 Pohl, W.E. HM2 Raigoza, J.J. RM2 Reafel, E.F. HM2 Roberts, M.L. HM2 Robichaux, A.P. HM2 Rolinson, D.G. HM2 Rosales, R.H. HM2 Rowe, J.W. SH2 Sacripante, P.E. HM2 Sapp, J.C. HM2 Semple, P.L. HM2 Steele, T.F. CS2 Stevens, J .F. MM2 Sweeney, M.P. HM2 Tatum, T.L. CS2 Teeter, D.W. IC2 Thompson, J .R. SK2 Thornburg, E.A. SFM2 Tice, D.L. HM2 Trosper, H.E. HM2 Turley, J .A. HM2 Turner, C.A. HM2 Umscheid, J.A.

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