Sanctuary (AH 17) - Naval Cruise Book

Text from Pages 1 - 225 of the 1971 volume:

IN SUBKTBAY TNAM ONG KONG OKYO 0 KOSUK S APAN TAIWAN KA OHNUNG HILIPPINES U E , 3 6 HAW PEARL HARBOR CIM Il SAN FRANCI LONG BEACH if aww SAN DIEGO fl Hx 4,010 I V, 44 U L, H A 4950 Kei, LN g g' 4 Q GMS 25565 5 9 .193 , 1 s sl -0, I 1 .-m. E 'e , .LT f'l Fw x Ei i A: I v . - ' ' l g 'L .1 1 -'L' Q I sk 'A' 9 ..1f-au-f,Q: f'- 'mf USSSANC UA CCTIBERIQ 0- 11 LY 19 1 IET I , QL , W A F W.- 1 V V gm. 'V 1 ' br .-.na m. V. .W nuwhw vnu. 5. N.- xl -ing un wx' - v v DEDICATIG We, the officers and men of the Hospital Ship SANCTUARY, dedicate our final log to all the service- men who were our patients. As the proud lady strikes her colors the passageways will still echo with the sounds of Stand by for helo operations , Man your patient handling stations for a helo. You, with your suffering and pain, were our reason for being. It was our privilege to have been able to provide you a SANC- TUARY. Z- 'unix 4 2,11 v, .7 N104 Mm q, wc, ,yu ' 1 B ,WMM X 127' Mr 1 ,gm -M.. ,nm- 1 1 B 7 ' L w X QE i MAN YOUR PATIENT HANDLING STATIONS FOR A HELO lf' I TX-N. I Q x.....W.. Q WL! f STAND BY FOR HELO OPERATIGNS OUR TEAM IN ACTION 4. 1 N , P 1 W L I F E S U S T A x 1 M N E 1 A N 5 G U R E i S P L: -P 3, an v ij-A JE . we L , E 2 Q , 5 I' 6' Q U , :sf 2 , Q5.1, 2 4 ,ff -iff? ' s ET 2' -.fi 2 f I 1 , , QM ' ' why. s S M f RECOVERY ROOM: PREOPERATIVE CARE DIAGNOSTIC STUDIES THE BATTLE -bf ' n ,4 CGNTINUES 19 PATTENT TOTAL CARE NI,.f 1 ga K i ,ww gf X -rf vm x RECUPERATION ' S J, +V! ,B E . a . X, ff Q ? ., , 'ESQ 'fn 1 4 ,, fm ,, x 0 , x ,M -iran 4 TO BATTLEFIELD V 7 km , , A , XNNR sNsNR 'fv-f. ESYEQNX X' k ' - w wr, 'VN1 wt- -4:14-,Q gi, 5 . 1 Q . X f V' W' U , Q Wim , fm ., , , P f ui , X N 55 SX X Qs Q my i xg? ff A f I 5 CAPT. BRYAN B. BROWN JR. USN COMMANDI G OFFICE Captain Bryan B. Brown, Jr. USN, was born Au- gust 21, 1923, in Honolulu, Hawaii. A graduate of the US. Naval Academy, Class of I9-17, he was commis- sioned as Ensign in June 1946. Captain Brown's first assignment was aboard the USS PRINCETON, where he served as Fire Control Officer. In July 1948, he commenced flight training and was designated as Naval Aviator in November 1949. He served in a variety of squadron billets, commenc- ing with VU-5, first as a Utility Pilot and later as officer-in-charge of the VU-5 Unit in Japan. In July l956 he was assigned to Heavy Attack Squadron ll as Operations Officer. He assumed command of Heavy Attack Squadron Seven in December I963 and took command of Reconaissance Attack Squadron Three in l965. In April I966, he reported as Executive Of- ficer ol' the USS RANGER LCVA 6lJ. In addition to the Naval Academy, Captain Brown has attended the Naval Post graduate School tB.S. Degree in Aeronautical Engineeringi, Massachusetts Institute of Technology QMS. Degree in Aeronautical Engineeringl, Industrial College of the Armed Forces tlVI.S. Degree in Business Administrationl, the Naval War College, and the Naval Test Pilot School. He is the recipient of the Bronze Star Medal and Navy Unit Commendation for service in USS RANGER QCVA 615 during I966 deployment in Vietnam waters. Captain Brown and his wife Donica have six children, now residing in Carmel, California. CA PT BROWN ON THE BRIDGE K ,.. F I ff' 9 ,fm f 5 Hi am 3 Q. F .ll nw-m -. P' rf ,ff .v., ,V 1 W Y, I f 1 'U f f f 1 I X Q A 1 4 01 ,, z ' Z? W , W, fQ f aw Q5 , W fM 5 I i CAPT ELGIN C. COWART JR. MC USN COMMANDING OFFICER NAVAL HOSPITAL Captain Elgin C. Cowart. Jr., MC. USN, was born in Dothan, Alabama, on July 0, l923. He received his Bachelor of Science degree from the College of Arts and Sciences. Tulane University in I9-I-I. While an Undergraduate, he was commissioned Ensign on March l, l943, in the Navy's V-I2 pro- gram. He continued on in active duty through his training at the Medical School of Tulane University where he was graduated in I9-I6, and through his in- ternship at Touro Infirmary, New Orleans. In July, I947, Capt. Cowart reported for active duty at the Dispensary, Naval Air Station, Corpus Christi, Texas. During October, I9-17. he was trans- ferred to the Civil Administrative Unit. Yap, Caro- line Islands, where he was the Medical Officer. From December l948, to May, l95O, he served as Ward Medical Officer at Naval Hospital, Guam, M.l. He was released from active duty July IO, l95O at the Dispensary, Naval Air Station, Memphis, Tennessee. Captain Cowart was a physician in private practice in Brookhaven. Mississippi from l950 to l955. In January l956, he returned to active duty at the Naval Medical School, Bethesda, Maryland, as Resi- dent in Pathology. He next served as Chief of Pathol- ogy and Executive Officer at the Naval Medical Re- search Unit 43 in Cairo, Egypt from 1960 to I964. In July, l96-l, Capt. Cowart returned to the United States to serve as Curator of the Medical Museum at the Armed Forces Institute of Pathology in Washington. He then reported to Naval Hospital in USS SANCTUARY in October, l969. On April 8, l970, he assumed the post of Commanding Officer, Naval Hos- pital in USS SANCTUARY. Capt. Cowart is recipient of the Army Commendation Medal for service at the Armed Forces Institute of Pathology. QE--4: -Qi... Wi -1- - CAPT COWA RT VISITING WITH A PATIENT .,. ..,, .W MDM: CAPT W. HAMILTON JR., MC, USN EXECUTIVE OFFICER NAVAL HOSPITAL I I I CDR F. PITTINGTON, MSC, USN ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER www Q S FQ xf gig? Q9 40 HQSWWMWT I I CDR I. BURCHAM CHIEF NURSING SERVICE NURSING SERVICE OFFICE PROVIDES CARE WITH EMPHASIS ON REHABILITATION AND PATIENT TEACHING TO ALL PATIENTS LTJG M. BLACK . 1 LCDR J. DUNN CDR J. GILLESPIE '59 +5 E ' mmm' hah? R3 LCDR NCOVINGTON LTJG C. DIMARCO aww Wm LCDRA. DYER LT IVLFRANZINO fi! A A LTJG C.GIULlANI l,.T,lCi.l.GLASER X 'Y 1 X X X X LTJG C. HASSEL LT C. LUECK 8 -L LCDR M. MCARDLE ,Z Q LT M. HUGO LCDR L. LOCKWOOD ,,,f-I LTJG G. MacWI-IINNEY LTJG J. MAHAFFEY M 15 . LCDR A. MILIS LCDR A, Mow-ER x 4+ Q LT J. PARKS IT Q, ,., LTGSHEARY LTICJJ SIVIMS LTVI A SOUTHERLAND 4 LT P. SPRING LT N1 SWANEY LC DR I SWANSON LTJG B. SYDORAK LTJG P. WEST MCCOLLIGAN, L. HMCM fy Tli Q W f I I I- I I I I I I r 'I I I I 1 L, g. gs I H I I X I I I I 1 I 1 I I G I I I LTJG WESTAND CDR GILLESPIE I WITH A DISTINGUISHED VISITOR NURSE - CORPSMAN CONFERENCE ABT.P.HM3 AVERY,R.HM3 FARROW, R. HN FELLOWS, M. JR. HM3 GRAVES,D.HM3 HILL,R.HN 46 X Sf: R . -.fe X DEZINNO. B. HM3 .-1 GONZALES, R. HM3 44 L PIERSON. R. HM3 ROSSELLI, J. HM3 SALTINI, H. HM3 sM1TH,J. HM3 ' STEWART, L. HM2 WILMORE, A. HM3 ZIMMERMAN, J. HM3 - n w MA- W---...M-M--Q-mann 371i ' Qlst ROWJ BRANDON, R. - ROBINSON, L. - ORTON, J. - LAINHART, T. - TROUTWINE. T. - AVERY, R. 12nd ROWJ RIGSBY, L. - OLSEN, G. - DERROW, J. - HASTINGS, R. - TARANTINO. R. - ROSSELLI, J. - CONE, G. - GILHOOLY, M. - ABT. P. - JAHNER, G. - BLAIN, R. 'n X J J E A I Q x I 'S I flst ROWJ SIEGLING, M. - OKAMOTO, A. - DEPLACHETT, W. - WHEAT, D. - HEATH, I. - DAVIS, D. -12nd ROWD RUSSELL, E. - ALVAREZ, F. - GABA, J. - LONG, L. - BRUCE, C. - ZANA, M. - CAR- MEN, B. - WEST, F. - CIAMBETTI, J. - WILMORE, A. - TOPPANO, V. F I . '. A, ' I f , f - , EE,.,. I . V .. 5 I V A 2 . 'IJ .. A QA A S I If F If C sfx A ff CXC' F ' I I WT... -J A -I 1 A . We-1, ' ., . Mb ...M W N X .M Y f 7' I . I Q ? flst ROWJ FELLOWS, M. - STEWART, L. - KERBER, B. - DEZINNO, B. - MOLNAR, D. - HEBERT, J. - SALTINI, H. - ROCHA, G. - GUIDO, R. - 12nd ROWJ CORSON, J. - MYERS, M. - FERGUSON, F.- FISHER, J. - MILNE, N. - PHILLIPS, J. - BATES, D. - NORTON, T. - CHAPPIN, J. - SURPRENANT, D. UST ROWJ YBARRA, F. - BERNAL, A. - HUHN, K. - KIESEL, R. - PAGE, S. - BOLTON, T. - SIEVERT, S. - MARTINEZ, R. 12nd ROWJ THOMAS, G. - FLYNN, M. - MURPHY, I. - SMITH, J. W. - JOHNSON, C. - BALL, T. - GARDNER, R. - LAWRENCE, G. - BARNES, E. - THELEN, J. OUTSTANDING DEPARTM ENT ICU CORPSMAN HM3 SALTINI PLANNING PATIENT CARE ON ORTHOPEDICS ,.,.,f ,,W INTENSIVE CARE UNIT HM3 TOPPANO AND LT HUGO ff C ,I hwy' i lg III! ' MEDICAL WARD LTJG DAVIDSON AND HN THELEN YWQIQIIIIQ RECEIVING PATIENT GN ICU I L-, J Edin E 1 CDR R.J.BAILEY CDR W. R. HIX Ii DIVISION OFFICER CHIEF OF SURGERY W , PROVIDES SERVICES RELATIVE TO THE EXAMINATION DIAGNOSIS CARE AND I 3 TREATMENT OF ALL SURGICAL PATIENTS. DEPARTMENTS A ANESTHESIOLOGY OTORHINOLARYNGOLOGY I 4 V 1 NEUROSURGERY UROLOGY I A OPHTHALMOLOGY GENERAL SURGERY I 1 I A ORTHOPEDICS SUPERVISORY BRANCH A LCDR R. ABBE I Ll D LT T. COLLINS F LCDR S.LlBIEN LCDRCAULENBACHER LCDR R.CATHCART LCDR A. GARDIKES LCDR F- KEENAN LCDR v.NoA1 1 LT M' POP? X LCDR E. SIMMS DAILY WARD RUUNDS BY CDR HIX AND l.T Slil,ICiSON X Q 1 Xa 'H ,fl LT R, vlciml A R Z 1 rxmxzlwll can-,Nl-,RA1D,v151TsHISTROOPS 3 u1scunz'u'n111mann BAILEY f c E f E K bi ll BANKS. L. HM3 BUFFORD. G. HM2 BUKER, W. HN 19 DAI.l.UM,Ci.HM3 DAYISE. HMI DLUGOSE,D.HM2 HJ- 1- DOMlNGUEZ.R,HM3 DRAKIi.G.HM2 ELLIOTTULHMI S. f - . ESPARZAQE. HM3 M! HERNDON, D. HM3 f SMITH, J. HN 'Qui i ' I 1 , 5 . FERENCE. M. HM2 HANNA, H. HM2 'WDA DDDDDDD lx . . 1 f M NX LUNDEEN, D. HMI MAX , Ci. HM2 STACK, ca. uma THOMAS, G. HM3 TROSPER. H. HNII Y-XLENTlNE.R.HM2 TIQXXI XYORR TONY-X R D R ECOX' ER Y wif EIRSTAID- JUST AROUND THE CORNER ' lf I 3 7 CENTRAL SUPPLY PLANNING AND PREPARING FOR DAILY WARD NEEDS ? I OPTICAL DEPARTMENT CHIEF OI-' NEUROSU RGIQRY CAPT HAMILTON -K V Im... Rai QRTHOPEDIC CLINIC LCDR J. CARTY DIVISION OFFICER CHIEF OF MEDICINE GENERAL MEDICINE LABORATORY PHARMACY RADIOLOGY IM MUNIZATION CLINIC PROVIDES SERVICES RELATIVE TO THE EXAMINATION. DIAGNOSIS, CARE. AND TREAT MENT OF PATIENTS IN INTERNAL MEDICINE. AND MEDICAL SUB-SPECIALTIES 1 S Q T S 2 I LT G. ALWARD MSC LCDRJ. LYTLE E T w x K 1 LT E. ROSS LT R. STUMACHER LT A. WALL A2 LTJG K. OXFORD MSC LCDR P. VOGT V1 Wi OUT-PATIENT SICK-CALL BRANHAM, D. HMC DIMAPILISJ. HMC AUCION, D. HM2 DAVIDSON J. HM2 f BEDNAR. J. HM3 CHURCHWELL, D. HM2 ELIKER, D. HM3 ESHBACH, J. HM2 .SQ 5 EVANS, R. HM3 FONTENOT, J. HM2 JENNINGS, J. HM3 1 in McCALLUM,D.HMI MlLBURN.J.HM3 MlSFELDT.T.HM2 vu -V-. ll ' 4-ii.. ,x 4 if L .Wiliam 9 F ,,, PATRYLAKJ. HM2 ROBERTSM. HM2 9 g,.....-3 LTJG OX FOR D PREPARES PRESCRIPTIONS INTHE PHARMACY X-RAY DEPARTMENT ON THE SPOT 2 HM2 AUCION PREPARING EKG TRACING 1 V 1 ,XX I... THE LABORATORY CREW DOING THEIR THING Z' 1 W1 LT P. MOORE DIVISION OFFICER MEDICAL REPAIR SUPPLY BRANCH FISCAL BRANCH PROCUREMENT SECTION CONTROL SECTION ' MATERIAL SECTION TO ADMINISTER A FISCAL AND SUPPLY PROGRAM FOR TH li HOSPITAL-INCLU DING AN INTEGRATED SYSTEM OF FINANCIAL AND SUPPLY MANAGEMENT. ' WN X I .Y f BYRNE,A.HMC HALL,J.HMCM 7 X ,Illia-.. I BLAMER,J.HM2 BARBER, D. HM3 BRENTW. HM' Q Q ' 1 HM3 COONS,R.HM2 f.,fxnl s 1a IIME CARSON-Q ! F I 25 Ev i i 'fo' HAUSAUER,G.HM3 HINZ. H. HMB SliYB,S.HM2 lfl' IVIOORIQ HMCM HALL. AND HMI BRIZNT HMC H. GADDIS IN MEDICAL REPAIR WWW QI LT C RIiI.II1Y. MSC' DIVISION OI-I-'IC'IzR I,T IxIiI,I,IiY. HMI IL. NAXNARRO AND IIMI R. HIzISI IQR MASTER AT ARMS BRANCH ACTS AS THE HOSPITAL SECURITY FORCE. ENFORCING PERTINENT REGULATIONS AND DIRECTIVES SERVICES BRANCH PROVIDES A VARIETY OF SERVICES INYOLVING PHOTOGRAPHY ENTERTAINMENT SYSTEMS. PUB- LIC AFFAIRS. AND OTHER FUNCTIONS. BECKER, D. HM3 CARRICK, G. HMI STENBLOM, W. HMI BOGGlA.G.HM3 CAMPBELLIHM3 LEGGETT, M. HN NAVARRO. L. HM2 'IIIIOMASJI IIMI I'ICiIfRT.M.HM2 WWW ff I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I--if ,X IINLEGGETTAND LTJCESIMS HNCWAGNER RADIO AN D TY STU DIO 'X I K. I . I I I I gm .l f3'I .n ., X HM3 E. BOGGIA AND HMI S. CARRICK HOSPITAL DUTY DESK ga! b? Riff 4 M TX V If PU BLIC AIIAIRS OIJFICE WEST. F. HMC in., RADIO AND TV STUDIO DN M. DURBIN - HM2 J. UMSHEID AND HN M. LEGGETT IIMC' R. SIDIAINKAMP ,lhl'.ll1VlSlNfiUSU SHOW VOR BLD PA'lMll1NTS -inquis- I f HMB J. CAMI'l3l-'l,l, 'IHRINAIDINCS MOVHQ PROJECTOR i l r Y 8 i HAM SHACK OPERATORS - MSGT JUSTIS LABOVEJ AND GYSGT BARRETT QBELOWJ PLACE CALLS TO THE WORLD FOR PATIENTS AND SHIP'S PERSONNEL CIN LCDR C. SAYE MSC DIVISION OFFICER REGISTRAR BRANCH SERVICE BRANCH ADMISSION SECTION BAGROOM SECTION DISPOSITION SECTION PATIENT MAIL SECTION DECEDENT AFFAIRS CORRESPONDENCE MEDICAL RECORDS MEDICAL DATA INPATIENT RECORDS STATISTICS TRANSCRIBING REPORTS SECTION PROVIDES PROCEDURES FOR THE ADM ISSION AND DISPOSITION OI-A PATII-INTS AND FOR THE PROCESSING OF MEDICAID- RECOR DS, REPORTS AND S'I'A'IIS'I'Ii'S Pl R'l'AlNlNG TO THEIR PROFESSIONAL TRIiATIVIIiNT AND CARE. E I Q PATIENT AFFAIRS OFFICE MARINE LIAISON SSGT BALLENGER A , 7 ak ANSTEY, D. HMI DIXON. K- HM3 'bmw HOLDEN, B. HM2 RACHUY, K. HM3 f WEBB, .l. HM2 VIETNAM ESE INTERPRETER PATIENT AFFAIRS LT T. STEMPLE MSC DIVISION OFFICER MILITARY PERSONNEL TRAINING BRANCH OFFICER SECTION INSERVICE TRAINING ENLISTED SECTION EDUCATIONAL SERVICES REPORTS - STATISTICS TRAINING AIDS ADMINISTERS AND COORDINATES HOSPITAL STAFF PERSONNEL HOLM. F. HMC BRADY,w.JR. HM: FARLOW G HW e:--- I SAVILLE. W. HM3 V. ,fpvv- W 41 WILSGN. V. HMI HMC HOLM AND HM3 FARLOW STAFF PERSONNEL OFFICE HMI WILSON w I I H YIIIHUNA V li ' L94-J mu: I H CDR T. WHATLEY DC DIVISION OFFICER ORAL SURGERY OPERATIVE BRANCH PROSTHODONTICS BRANCH PROVIDES DENTAL SERVICES FOR THE STAFF AND PATIENT PERSONNEL, INCLUD ING OPERATIVE TREATIVIENTS, PROSTHODONTIC TREATMENTS AND ORAL SURGERY CDR P. BRADFORD. DC LT H. PAULUS, DC CDR T. WHATLEY, DN C. BAKER, LT. H. PAULUS AND DT3 LTHEBO ...QQ CDR T. WHATLEY GRINDING DENTURES LT H. PAULUS DC BRILEYJ. DTI DTPC R. RANDOLPH PREPARING PRDSTHETIC DN V. 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PLATT FIELD DIRECTQR RECREATIONAL SUPERVISOR A.R.C'.CfOl'l-l'I' HOUR C E X anal NHS R K MISS PLATT WITH VIETNAMESE PATIENTS RED CROSS CONTRIBUTES TO THE CHRIST MAS SPIRIT MISS ROYCE WITH A MED-EVAC PATIENT Qi 9 aff' Qian.:-A IQH I nn: I EXECUTI E DFFICER CDR EDWARD C. LATTIG USN ,K YH Y I M if 2 .fm , .1 ,.f.,,x V Q .ff . , ,-nf I ii Q 'A X 4 Suamws ww 7 r Sf GQMWWW I ENS M. DONAHUE DEPARTMENT HEAD ' m MAIN RADIO RADIO III ELECTRONICS SHOP SIGNAL BRIDGE ENS R. HOMRA DIVISION OFFICER Z MYERSON, W. CTC CANNON. B.SMl KLOSEK.W.SM2 MCCLARDqG'RDl SHliLLEY.P.liTR2 X 1 1 E I E l NIC SN U Al llI'R'I'. VNU N I RNUTN iNnNl BRIIJCBI MTC NlC'HOl S. 1AnAcalfNlocss ON RADIU CTQNTRAI, RMSN L. ARMS'I RONfi JR.. RMI .l. C .Ol,I,INS. SM2 W. KI,OSlzK Ia .---.J I x 4 3 1 L -WI- C QI M 5 Q. ,, I REPAIRING FATHOMETER ETR2 P. SHELLEY SIGNAL BRIDGE SM2 W. KLOSEK, SIVI3 D. GAFFORD AND CTC W. MYERSON SIGNAL BRIDGE RMI J. COLLINS, SM3 D. GAFFORD, RDI G. 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I-'ROM X ISITING PROS j- GOLF PRO SHOWS HOW IT'S DONE eo 169 .I I I' RII IQI X I IUN XNIJXNI I I'ARI:Cf'OUNClly '-Iwuxm IIIIMXIII IIIIINIJSWILLCOVER IIII I RIIISII1UUIx', ' LX I IS THIS THE.L'NlI-ORNIOIYTIII1ID.-NYT' I I I I I A FIRST I-'OR TIII-. S.-XNC I lf-XRY NIIRSIS E I I I I I I I I -In I I I I cucmmml I IINII I I XI NRI 'XIINI NII IIIIIINIH I 70 WD 4 ' -1 EEMX 172 HISTORY OF I-IOSPIT L SHIPS The first ollieially designated hospital ship was the USS INI'RI-PID. She was a small kctch which had previously served as a Ireneh gunboat. a pirate ship under the Bashaw ol Tripoli. She was ollicialls designated a hospital ship in ISU-l during the war with Tripoli, ' The best known ol' the hospital ships and the first which was legitimately outfitted was the Civil War side-wheeler the RIQD RON'IiR. The RIQIJ ROVER was built at Cape Girardeau. Nlissouri in I859 and steamed the old Mississippi. She was eaptured from the Confederate States ol' .-Xmerica in ltiol. The L'nion Navy then fully converted her to the lirst complete Natal hospital aboard a lloating vessel. Commodore Foote described her as the most eomplete thing ol the kind that ever floated . . the icebox holds over 300 tons. She has bathrooms. laundry. elevator lor the siek lrom the lower to the upper deek. amputating room. nine dil'l'erent water closets. gauze blinds to the windows to keep the einders and smoke from annoying the sick. two sep- arate kitehens for sick and well. a regular corps ol' nurses. and two water elosets for evers deekf' I FIRST Rlil Ilzl' - H475 S.. Pl Tllli RIED ROVER - l862 It was aboard the RIiD ROVER that women lirsl became an ollieial part ol' the US. Naval Forces. It was here and in this time that the groundwork for the Navy Nurse Corps was laid. Ships have therealter been maintained as float- ing hospitals in every major war involving the United States lforees: The Spanish-Aineriean War. World War I. World War Il. the lsorean Conflict and pres- ently the Vietnam War. It was at the persistenee ol' Clara Barton and Presitlent fiailieltl that the llnited States became the 32nd signatory power to the Geneva Red Cross Con- vention on l lklarcli ISNI. Thus the ensign of the hospital vessels ol' this country became the Geneva Truss, antl has remainetl so ever since. The USS SOI At I was the lirst ship to lily the Geneva CroSS in the Spanish-fNtnerican War. U Vkith the exception ol' three ships. the HuSP'lf'l Ships liave the names ol' virtues which bring lest antl lit-tiling to the siek and wlottnded. The threti CX' eeptions. l'lNlsNlY, RIXI-Y. and TRYON, We nanietl lot latnotts sttrgeons ol' the Navy. i l I I i it l I ,.....-,-17 vw...-w ,-.W Three other ships had a peculiar organization: The COMFORT. the HOPE. and the MERCY. These were Navy hospital ships. manned and operated by the Navy. but with an Army' medical and surgical staff. To write a complete history' of every' US. Hos- pital Ship would take many' volumes. furthermore complete data is difficult to obtain. thus vve will at- tempt to highlight some of the more significant facts and events of the ships. USS RELIEF tSecond RELIEH - Commissioned in l898. - First Hospital Ship to be commanded by a med- ical officer. - When the keel of the third RIiLIIiIf vvas laid in l9l7. the name of the second vvas changed to REPOSF, USS RELIEFIAII-ll - Commissioned 28 December IOZU - Ifirst ship built from the keel as a hospital ship. - Knovyn as the White lily to pre-Pearl Ilar' bor Navy men. .1 5'.. Nl - v . W, MRS. COOLIDGE VISITS USS RELIEF LAH-ll IQIS Sl-.COND RELIEF - I907 I SS SUI Xi I lXII'5l A L omniissionctl 'J Xllgtlsl I9-ll. Inst hospital slllp to he present in a Naval haiile when she cared lor casualties from the .lap- aiicsc attack on I'earl Ilarbor. - Iirst Ilospilal Ship to be refueled at sea while carrying a lull load of patients in November I943. - I-irst Ilospital Ship to receive patients directly from the combat area. during the Gilbert Islands campaign in I9-ll - Ilecommissioned 7 Nlarch I9-16. LSS CONIFORTI.-XII-ol - Commissioned 5 Slay I9-I-I. - First ship to be manned by a Navy' crew and .-Xrmy medical staff. - On the night of 28 Anril I9-15 near Okinawa. a Japanese Kamikaze plane attacked and crashed into the ship. lsilling Its personnel and injuring -I8. - Decommissioned I9 April I9-16. 173 ljlte six NlNlCliNlllPN ol the ll.tXXll N class xyctc launched in N45 lhese six sllips xyere ol srrrrrlar' construetiori. 520 leet in lerrgtlr. ivith a displaeerrrerrt ol' l5.l.ltlU tons. ll.tXX'l4N Class ships vvere the lirst naval vessels to he air'-conditioned tlrrotrglrotrt the living and hospital spaces. Initially, their pr'imar'y use vyas the return ol' World War ll troups, USSll.-XN'liNt.-Xll-Ill - Decommissioried lollovyirrg World War' ll and Recommissioned I5 September' N50 to serve in Korea. - During Korea. harges vvere moored along the sides ot' the ship for the purpose ol' landing helicop- ters. With a barge moored on either side ol' the ship. four helicopters cotild be landed simultan- eously. - When the HAVEN vvas placed in the reserve lleet in l957. to function as a doekside hospital at Long Beach, it marked the first time since the Civil War that the U.S. Navy lacked the capahility ol' a complete and modern lloating medical facility. Dur- ing the sixties the HAVEN was decommissioned and sold. USS BENEVOLENCELAII-l3J - Was removed from the Reserve lfleet and readied lor duty' in Korea. During reactivation trials. in September l950, she collided with another ship in a log. in the Golden Gate channel, and sank. ,, ,gf . S . y USS CAUNSOIATION lAl ls l Sl N52 174 W ..... fi W, 1 l l rr USS HAVIQN QAH-IZJ N52 USS'liRANQllll.l'l'Y tAll-l-ll - 'lir'ansl'er'red to the Maritime Administration Reserve lfleet in l9ol. 4 llSSC'ONSUl,A'l'lONtAll-I5l - Served in hoth World War ll and Korea. She was the lirst hospital ship to: l l'artieipate in the Korean action. 2. Include a woman Medical Ollicer on her staff. 3. Return hattlc casualties to the Ll.S. from Korea. sl. lltilifc an ldleetroerrcepltalograph machine at sea. 5. lnstall and trsc a hlood hanls as standard equip- l ment. tr. llave a helicopter llight tlecls installed. 7, Receive casualties lrom the hattle lield via helicopter. - Alter the CUNSLH ,NIRION nas decommissioned on .ltl llcccmhcr' W55. she nas chartered hy' the Navy to the People to People llealtlr l'i0llllllllll0ll- 'rrarrretl the llUl'l, and stalled hy .tt Xmerican per- l sonrrcl. she has since visitetl many yyorld areas ltr carry on tr healing mission and to train citizens ol tlre countries visited irr modern medical techniques arrtl ptrhlic health pr'oectlur'es. r L 1' USS REPOSE QAH-161 1966 USS REPOSE QAH-163 - Originally commissioned 26 May 1945, but saw only limited duty in the remaining weeks of World War II. - After VJ Day she served as an evacuation ves- sel for two years in China and Japan. - From 3 September 1949 to 26 August 1950 RE- POSE was operated by a civilian crew of the Mili- tary Sea Transportation Service. - On 20 September 1950, with a Navy crew, she assumed duty as a station general hospital at Pusan and Inchon, Korea and carried United Nations cas- ualties to Japan. Inactivated and decommissioned following the Korean action. - Recommissioned on 16 October 1965, to give medical support to Navy and Marine Corps forces fighting in Vietnam. She had been refitted with the most modern equipment for Hospital Ships. REPOSE arrived in Vietnam on 14 February 1966 and depart- ed on 14 March 1970. During her time on the line she treated 24,713 patients. HOSPITAL S She is presently permanently docked at Long Beach, where she is serving as an auxiliary unit of the Naval Hospital. HIPS THROUGH THE YEARS OF CO FLICT CIVIL WAR BOSTON AH-7 HOPE First RELIEF tender AH-4 MERCY RED ROVER Plus 12 other lesser known ships which served NEWARK PINKNEY as hospital ships. quarantine ship RIXEY SOLACE TRYON SPANISH-AMERICAN WAR Atlantic fleet AH-12 HAVEN First SOLACE ffirst of our Naval vessels to fly RELIEFCAH-lj AH-13 BENEVOLENCE the Geneva Red Cross flagj Third RELIEF AH-14 TRANQUILITY Second RELIEF AH-15 CONSOLATION Several other Red Cross and Army ships. 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HX piaamaaax xwrc :aaIaaaallcaI aaa .1 1IIIf'II' aI,11, SANCTUARY provided direct medical support lor the following combat operations: Operation Beaver Cage 28 April - 13 May 1967 Dong HafDMZ Ollensive 4 - 11 .luly 1967 Operation Hickory and Operation TetfNVN Ollensive 1968 Operation Bold Mariner on Cape Balangan 1 1 .lan - 7 Feb 1969 Operation Lom Son 719 l-'ebruary - April 1971 Operation Lom Son 720 April- May 1971 SANCTUARY achieved an enviable record ol' service during her four years ol' direct sup- port of combatant forces on the lield. almost 25.000 patients were admitted for treatment and care. 2,633 of these were Vietnamese. More than two-thirds of all patients were subsequently returned to duty due to the excellent medical treatment received. On .1 April 1971 the 18,000th helicopter landed on SANCTUARYS helo deck. As of 30 April 1971, 18,484 helo landings had been made without casualty. On 1 May 1971, SANCTUARY departed Vietnam and began her trans-Pacific voyage home with port calls at Hong Kong, Japan, and Hawaii. On Thursday, 10 June 1971, she arrived at Mare Island Naval Shipyard. where she is being prepared for the inactive fleet. A GREAT LADY IS LOWERING HER SAILS. 991' 2 sk - A . X Nm: Xl. X x X ,fx X w . - x Q- .. 2 'K hX pie QT xx if A L, 1 jxmnxxwk xv, L-Liv ill? A-4 1 A,,h.V Mix' , 4i A . . X r' M if TQ. NAM 4? Muni , , . 5 3 an ' x an Q 'rw I 5 a ral 'falmf f Q, ,HN if . fm Xu- wg. x Q v WI O M M N x f ' 179 'md I nn, 'N B 3 l5llllSlil Xl l N lil lil XXI Nl llll llill' I J I N MXN Vxllll-ll VlllNl1.Xll sl mc BAY l l l l l l l SW W lflfllflvlllm frlfv-.f.m'fvf HK H I vm NH. 18 I ' , - - . W, ' . V. fl 1 .ua 5 M I + 2 - If 1. ' A' 'ff I w ww R frfiiiifzz .R -'Flv-:'-'-'T -3- ' ...I , H V ' - f, mIL.a-44 I ufriffg2?zffiS:f'?gffg5'7'If'329ff?? 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V M: nm 'QF H A, I My f 'ff u it., my FIAVN 'XM I r -- Q 1-'V .CMV I-iw ' I 'Aff v Tri , an I I I Tw- I I A I. ,M M I - I -I ,C C, I 'WW' OUR CREW VISITS CORREGIDOR mf!!! 'QT-. 'A A '-N .. ,- ' 'in' L. WORKING THE RICE FIELDS MANILA BAGUIO CITY MARKET PLACE .. A-f M 181 ' W7 xslicntllcl'S5 SfNNt IIIA Ilrtt rttnx l Mtn l il n L , I - . n ' A RY pulled out ol IIgtNgtny II.IIIIUI lot tlit ltxt llttlt 1 lon time totmnt In lttt it took I xt us had liccn 1 2 ' ' and 4,000 rtunots. So I ngnnglgm oliscrvei licrc atm n . lioni tlit' tltatix ol .I t.txu.ll UMGRS IN RE IE I9 O-I9 1 ' L A V i 'i H.,-X .. ',1Il1l',r 1,-I. K I 4 :'.l. l'1'J.!il1'J.'lJp ' F N '---- V l300 WI I IiRIi'S TI IAI' CI Ill:I ? The Chief let us have it :it chow. llc heard from a yenmzin he was sintioncd with in l965. :ind who now works in personnel at the top. than thc SANL TUARY is going home in Novcmlwcii Guess Ilomer isn't even poliw In un' puck. Uct. l07tl Scene - Mull liozit at the accommoda- IUBS tion lnddciy It looks like the new chief has linztlly arrived. Muml be Homer tioodncwx and I'll het he has the WORD lor the day, With that xmilc on his face you would think that hc i5n't going to lic out licrc long, Wonder what hc knows? NUI 'XII NN NUNIURI I3ISIIXKfXSInIINl.i'f glw rf-if M e ' 1 THAT'S THE WOR D, HON EST! X CAPT ARE YOU LISTENING? 10 Dec 1970 2400 Scene - Freddy Fantail, SN, on Mid- watch listening to the AFVN 2400 news - Earthquake hits Peru - U.S. to send aidf' That's all he needed. ff 18 Oct 1970 19 Nov 1970 Rick Rhest has just returned from RSLR in Hong Kong and said that he al- most didn't come back because The WORD at the R8LR center there is that ol' AH-17 will be in Hong Kong for Christmas. Do you think Bob Hope will find us? Scene - 12 to 16 watch and Quarter- master Harry Happyheart just re- ceived a letter from his folks back in Kansas. It seems they sent him The WORD from the home town newspa- per, The SANCTUARY is soon to set sail for Singapore, where it will re- main anchored as a partner with the hospital ship HOPE in trying to es- tablish better health conditions for less fortunate countries. YQQQQOQF tttt YJ rx ,N ...ct .. Nw OH LEGGETT, GO TO SLEEP 183 ,,,,,1,.,...,.w.--ig----u BRING II' IIII: I..'XlfNC'II XXI'I I III' I I ANINU x X SOON TWV 84 IDU YUII IIIINK II XXII I II N ' , L I'I-'I I'XI3INh II I'I NXXN II IIHXII NN NRI? IIUI HO EWARD I? BQU D CEREM 1. CHAPLAIN HISKETT WELCOM ES OUR GUESTS GEN ARMSTRONG BIDS FAREWELL CAPT BROWN THANKS THE CREW AND SHORE PER- SONNEL FOR THEIR SU PPORT VISITORS AND CREW ENJOY THE CEREMONY 'SEEJ 71 'zu . 185 HUNDRED SPliAKliRS ll-S'lS!XNlDCRlVw Q UI N, I ,NM PRI Sl NIS Ml-UNI Ol' HONOR lklR5 GEN. LAM PRESENTING MEDAL OF HON- OR Znd CLASS TO EN LISTED STAFF EVEN THOUGH IT RAINED THE CREW WAS OUT TO GET A LAST GLIMPSE OF DA NANG HARBOR 187 WALA WALA TOUR WATER TAXU fi I BEAUTIFUL BEACHES TO ENJOY D if ' . f QQ. 'QI I .m,,w.W 'Ah 5-'gill'--rr, , . ..'- ' .pusvl!' I ,. SGRF' HGG '- OUR CREW VISITS Hn! TIGER BALM GARDEN 'Gr l ' n ,LAX K0 ill EN ROUTE TO FLGATING RESTAURANT AT ABERDEEN T' lNETH1EiHA-PEBOR ' 1 6 C 1 M ' ' ,, -gt , L sl ' Al sf fag' w 56+ Q eff My M L 9iW?YLg.l 'L W' , WNW lm ' ' 4 W V . A V, V if fp ACHINESE MEAL ENJOYED qBY ALL - ' V-V N, .,,, ... P 90 6 HTA 1-Q W 5 A l i E xx ,xnxx - xx ALL.-X .-xxoxcs slmf fx ...: WH ERE DO YOU SUPPOSE HE'S TAKING US XO? 'Mm Cf-,RTAINLY DOESNUT LOOK l.lKlz DA NANO HARBOR OH Wlfl I., SOMIQONIS HAS TO HAVE THE DUTY I I ,i s 3 4 ...WEEE OUR CREW TOURS THE ,I Q NEW TERRITORIES FLOATING RESTAURANT AQ T V N-J' HOUSEBOATS AT ABERDEEN 191 I6 Dee l9'?0 Scene - Suck oxll, l.u ry lomonl my sick coll unch mu uoulmi lu lux w 1 friends an Pdlltlll ,Xlmux mlm Hxmx haw destroyed hundxcdx ol hoxmw an U UM 3 I H Nunn lmxnxlnf hcrlhilig- SHYS fred 1V'lNi MK, 2.1 xxtxmuk, xxhu . A' men Hey fel io: dad Q.-fu tllfdl than vwdrg goin Varna' PL1kl5l.Hl. lookx like Liccp xmlvlx lox AH-IT, Hill H513 Lomoul as Null qoummp lwolllu of If phoid wrumo I7 Dec N70 All typhoid mmm xx hunk mn thc lL'k.'iL'l ' Y j Q ,sp 25 DCC V970 DAICIIDC, Iflixiifli' llmkwr N1., Chl'l'wlm24H. Hub UMW. 'hifi nf- tff.u!f24 hndung Us s I K ,ff R X K,.7 H - k v , . mil in 'ft B X X J cxws ul kNxNUl lvllvvl NllU'1'Hl5QNh a A , livin: MH! Nu! HNHIHIMRK 'NVQ 'XIX ll! ADY ,, f . VM Axigf X 0' r M, V, THEY TELL ME WE MIGHT GO TO AFRICA T NOW MEN, LET'S GET GOING VY Fwy ARE WE REALLY GOING HOME? --CERTAINLY HOPE THIS lSN'T A PRACTICE RUN 193 394 I 5 Ix IIII IIIHI NLIIN! IIQKIA I.IrI Ilxw IKIV IIN IAN! Ksuxw NIM NJNX I .-1 -1- xIL'Ik'IIlIL'IlIN III .NMI IxIU..'inI 'i,iIIi .Iac xmulxexy Im IIN In gmii 1.5'121 1' I Iwi .ami pruxnig Hmm new zzxxx Q IM H10 Umm? my .In gw.IxI1e3' I NN I-In SUSIC ROI NII IIIISI Ill NIURS 4 I-.Iw IWI Llp! Iim-.wr qnwwmnwri IIIII III! Il,,'I, -M13 IMS fILT4,,4IIIIII'II'HNI4I 1,51 -, 'J' IIIIIIIIJ Iiul aw -,1 I, I I,41Im'1IIIp.I.,,.i ,I,N,,'1 .,II',, ,JI UIJHNIMI ISHIXI Illl: IIHNIIII I Nulllr lx! I I. '19 fd I I x J I I I ,I X CII II IU NI I N I NIUX IIII I ASI C'U!XST I I I . vm' IIIQ' Iwmsmv I':alQI1. A gwwup UI numwx gmc ICLILIIIIQ QI news- 'mlm Iluppmg' lcllung' gulmul an rcligious HIINIIIIILIIIUII IIIQII xmulx In Iwuy AH - I7 I-I uw Jw gn nmuwmngnuy Imxpilall. 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We're making more trips up North and The WORD from the beach is that we are staying. To top it oll' the letters from honje are lilled with the same scoop. BACK TO WORK. W1iAR1iN'T 'l'lll1Rl3 Ylffl' 20 1.911 1071 Buck lrom Suhic and word has leaked out lroin the Bureau that were pulling out soon. lst Med is to take over. Hog, can we doubt thut since ull our doctors huvc TAD orders there? ' 1 W'-nil? ' YOU MUST BE KIDDINGM 2 Apr 1971 A couple ol' Army docs congratulated US on joining lorccs with their tetim. T ey White Whale will think it's grunt thut the K he docked in leluwuii to take cure of their ovcrllow med-cvucs. Right church. Wffmg pew. buddy. ?, i 4 I SHIP'S PARTY THINK THEY'RE ENJOYING THE BAND? A LOCAL GROUP PROVIDES THE MUSIC E If I I w I I 199 WARDROO RTY T 'Y f f Z xf g X :- C ?Xii.,1fSX!.TjxK I I 3 X Q X NX!!! ff W X' X K ,. ,,j vw. X X C ffwfwxqf fv-we f ' J134 ff' F-if -iff! . 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Al , 4 V N FAMCUS BLOW-HOLE IS BEAUTIF L 205 TI-IE MARINE BAND GREETS US AT TI-IE PIER I l 1 I J I I I ,111-in I USS ARIZONA MEMORIAL , I I .ws I 204 BON VOYAGE, VIETNAM l500 Tropical Storm Wanda is trailing us. If the weather gets worse The WORD is that we'll have to go back to DaNang. Like hell we will!!! DO YOU THINK WE CAN TAKE THETRlP'? NOW ALL THE NURSES WANT TO PACK AT ONCE 207 I a I l l l l 1 l l l l i 1 i 206 v 20 Apr l97l We must really be leaving soon. Helo SORRY. TRY 95th EVAC ops were called and the nurses are off to an official farewell party, SECURE FROM SPECIAL SEA AND ANCHOR DETAIL l May l97l Special sea and anchor detail was 1200 called for the last time and we are on our way home. Good-by Vietnam. NOW WHERE IS THAT SHIP? NOT3 As 53 Q: . ' 5513 1- , 5,31 A ' HOUT 1 Q 19 . , If 9 YES, THAT IS THE GOLDEN GATE BRIDGE ff 'Q lf f-rw THE HOMEWARD BOUND PENNANT S A XD THE SANCTUARYX PENNANTS AS WE GO UNDER THE GOLDEN GATE 209 III I5 PII If II ,I II I I I I In .I I EI I II II II II . III I II II I- I I. I II E I 'I . II I II H1 I. -II' I- IIII II ' I2 I I .II , 'III II 'III I II IX I II? II In IIII TIQI III GET THE HOMEWARD BOUND PENNANT READY, I THINK I SEE A BRIDGE .I., II . I I II IH I II IIII I IIQI +I I II I ,II I I ,I If f I III I I'I I ,I . EI I II I I I , I I I I I I I I I , I I I Q di II ' .II I .,. , II, III . EI I1 III I 'III1 Q ' I I I I III I Ii5I I . QEIII I I zz I1 I ' 208 In I I I I 3 LET'S KEEP HER MOVING AT I4 KNOTS I www' mf M.-IjI'v '2. 1' V' I fi. I ii 44 IWX 3 I HOPE THIS FLAG WILL FLY WITHOUT HELIUMM I I I I I I I I I I ..-IL - . DO YOU SEE MY WIFE? 1 '?9 FAMILIES AND FRIENDS AWAIT OUR ARRIVAL. GUESTS COME ABOARD TO VISIT MANY OF THE CREW DEPARTING 211 a' I xxx -. . .. L.. . I , A vRNA.,Qgg,g4 S .SN kg I . V px W .1 Q . , rg MN - .M X ,' .f XX 'N RN-ix fx. . ..,, .X .. .I X Q ,Q 'I . ESYNXQ f .N . - - I I xx.. ..: W.. -..N E X X I .Q li ...W New u m.wmQswXs .N ks Q . . X X X MWANQZW 'K Navy. A 'X -'- '.g5:E:':5. N X 1 .5 .. X ex ' ,N 5, 2 I Q I 1 I I I ,. 5 ., Q . F 3' Q 5 w .1 S NN, 210 MANNINCI 'I'I IIi RAIL I'UR'I'III1I,-AST TIME i L I sn-,,fg,,, V .U 4 I .W I' .ms ' 1 I XII IQINQIUVR III Ii I IIINU ARI A x . X x N2 1, J. SWANSON - T. HAYES R. HEISLER i E. NOVI C. GIULIANI - T. NORTON A.MlLLS CHAPLAIN CRAVEN 213 , , ,,.. , ., , ...N ...-f-7.-f---fm h 5 212 ACKNOWLEDG ENTS EDITOR AND ADVISOR . . . . . .. LCDR L. R. LOCKWOOD, NC,USN ASSOCIATE EDITOR ..... ....... L T J. M. PARKS, NC, USN BUSINESS MANAGER . . . . . ..... ENS T. T. HAYES, USN PHOTOGRAPHER ........ ........,. H Ml R. HEISLER COMMITTEE MEMBERS . . . ..... LT F. L. CRAVEN, CHC, USN LTJG c.A.o1UL1AN1,Nc,UsN Jos E. M. Novi SPECIAL THANKS LCDR J. SWANSON, NC, USN - For assistance with sales. LCDR A. MILLS, NC, USN - For typing copy. LTJG M. BLACK, NC, USN and LTJG J. GLASER, NC, USN - For their imaginative writing ofthe rumor section. HMI R. HEISLER - For cover design. HM3 T. NORTON - For artwork on division pages. LCDR L. LOCKWOOD LT J. PARKS LT P. MOORE LTJG C. GIULIANI For contribution of photographs HM2 J. PATRYLAK HM2 S. SEYB HN J. THELEN LCDR L. LOCKWOOD - For layout of history section. LCDR N. COVINGTON, NC, USN and LTJG B. J. MAHAFFEY, NC, USN 'For making picture captions. GLENN B. MILLER - Publishers Representative. unfit'-U L.Loci4wooo E .... . .. J. PARKS WAIJSWORTH Cruise Book Sales Offices PUBLISHING 7730-E Herschel Street COMPANY La Jolla, California 92037 Marceline, Mo , l SA 214 'THE WHITE WARRIOR HAIL TO THEEI O, GREAT WHITE WARRIOR BUT, WARRIOR THOU NEVER WERE YET THOU WERE THE HEALING HAND FOR MEN OF THE AIR, SEA AND LAND. FROM PLACES FAR AWAY THEY CAME AND STRETCHED FORTH THEIR ARMS, TO RECEIVE A HEALING TOUCH THAT YOU GAVE SO FREELY, SO MUCH. THROUGHOUT MANY A WAR TORN YEAR YOU SERVED SO WELL AND VALIANT. THE WOMEN, MEN AND CHILDREN, TOO ALWAYS SHALL REMEMBER YOU. NOW THE TIME HAS COME, MY FRIEND TO FIND YOUR RESTING PLACE. HAIL TO THEE! O, GREAT WHITE WARRIOR THOUGH WARRIOR THOU NEVER WERE! This poem is dedicated to all patients treated at the Naval Hospital embarked in USS SANCTUARY and to the men and women who served her so well. BY: JOHN E. BALMER, HM2 i ! P fl' I 1 QI: I . I i I I I I I , I I I I 5 1 I I I I I I I I ,I I I I I , I I I I , I I I HAW PEARL HARBOR SAN FRANCISC Il 'SHWQQS JU f:wq7 f NNW Q22 2 mm? LONG BEACH SAN DIEGO was Lntilgl-9.x Q ,.,- . x 51.5 2 I f 31: .fi Q . M axx 52, giaw' -3 1 g I 5 ef f N'::'-:lH,..! ..,........-v '- s4'2'.HS-92-1 HIN OKYO OKOSUKA SASE TAIWAN KAGHSIUNG KQDNG ffl . - I. V SUBIC BAY' 'ix NG NANG PHILIPPINES TNAM 'B X A A , 6