Saratoga (CVA 60) - Naval Cruise Book

Text from Pages 1 - 272 of the 1962 volume:

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The capTure of Burgoyne's army was made possible by a small squadron of vessels on Lake Champlain in 1776 which, in defeaT ,... had so delayed The planned BriTish invasion ThaT Their Army had To wiThdraw To winTer quarTers in Canada. Making full use of This breafhing spell, General WashingTon and The ConTinenTal Congress assembled The force which was vicTorious aT SaraToga. Therefore, iT has been Truly fiTTing To have commemoraTed This hisToric baTTle wiTh a ToTal of six UniTed STaTes naval vessels named SARATOGA. In addiTion, Two Rev- oluTionary War privaTeers, one in The War of 1812, and many merchanT vessels have also carried This name. -....g......, . 1 i PW 1 The ship rigged 18-gun ConTinenTal sloop-of-war, builT by VVharTon and Humphreys aT Philadelphia and launched 10 April, 1780, was The firsT American naval vessel named SARATOGA. ' The firsT and only capTain was John Young of Philadelphia. During The year 1780 as a uniT of The ConTinenTal Navy, SARATOGA cruised wiTh marked success againsT BriTish merchanTmen. In one encounTer she simul- Taneously engaged Two BriTish vessels The ship ELIZABETH, 28 guns, and The brig NANCY, 14 guns. AfTer a spiriTed hour-long engagemenT boTh enemy vessels were Taken prize. As parT of a merchanT fleeT escorT, SARATOGA sailed from HaiTi on 15 March 1781. Three days laTer she parTed company wiTh The convoy in chase of Two sTrange ships. She capTured one vessel and when lasT seen was in pursuiT of The second. SARATOGA disappeared over The horizon and was never heard of again. She is presumed To have sunk, and To have carried down wiTh her The gallanT CapTain Young and his crew of 6 officers and 80 men. The firsT SARATOGA was 68 TeeT in lengTh, 25 feeT aT The beam, displacemenT of 150 Tons, and armamenT consisTing of 16 nine-pounders and 2 four-pounders. 1787-1781 1814- 1825 61 Garwffe Szzratnga ne came to the second SARATOGA on Lake Champlain in the War 12. The ship-rigged corvette was built at Vergennes, Vermont, by and Noah Brown under the direction of Commodore NlacDonough. I April 1814 SARATOGA was commissioned, and soon afterwards the lee of Cumberland Head, the American and British fleets were , ,,A, Hs-. in battle. Commodore MacDonough flying his flag aboard SARA- l i A, exchanged furious broadsides with the heavier gunned British ship CONFIANCE. At a critical moment, when both ships were badly ttered, MacDonough, by executing a skillful maneuver, was able to ' ot the SARATOGA so as to bring a hitherto unexposed side of the - and a fresh broadside battery to bear on the enemy. The commodore, ',leSeSll'1Q the possibility, provided anchors and springlines which enabled C 1 C .t - 1. K 2 to wind the ship. The CONFIANCE, unable to complete the same .neuver, struck her colors within 15 minutes followed in short order the remainder of the British force. ln 1815, SARATOGA was laid up and sold out of the naval service in 25 at Whitehall, New York. She was 143 in length, 36 feet at the beam the displacement was 734 tons. A complement of 240 officers and was embarked aboard, and she carried eight long 24 pounders, six if ronade 42 pounders, and twelve carronade 32 pounders, .Si Slovp Sarrzfrfga The third naval vessel to bear the name SARATOGA was a first class of 20 guns, built at the Naval Yard, Portsmouth, New Hampshire, launched on 26 July 1842. She performed routine squadron duties the Mexican War when she joined the blockading squadron off Vera During 1847 she was commanded by Commander David G. Farragut. SARATOGA was transferred to the West India Squadron in 1847 after with the fleet during negotiations for the treaty which opened She spent time off the coast of Africa in search of slavers and doing so she captured a slave ship carrying a cargo of 961 slaves 0. SARATOCvA's Civil War services included commerce protection Confederate raiders and blockading duties as a part of the South Blockading Squadron. During the years following the war she aid up, but from 1878 to 1887 she was employed as a training for naval apprentices. Loaned in 1890 to Pennsylvania as a school for nautical training she was sold in 1907. Displacing 882 tons and 210 officers and men, she was armed with four 8 inch guns and 32 pounders. 842 I 907 1 8 6 Y ':- 'Z 1 .3 I. if ' -1-' -A :V 251 .1 ' .iw 1 -e r --1 .. ll S Hruzser Sarrzfzfga The fourTh ship named SARATOGA was so named for only parT of her naval service. She was launched on 2 December 1891 as The armored cruiser NEW YORK aT The William Cramp and Sons Shipyard Philadelphia Her name was changed To SARATOGA on 16 February 1911 while she On 1 December 1917 her name was changed To' The USS ROCHESTER pg . . :we I x l N . A., , . , L P' ' fi was flagship of The ATlanTic Squadron. A K 4 O. a Hn V vw' if f ' I . f'+3'i'j! it ' J r World War 1 escorT duTy was followed by parTicipaTion in The Nicaraguan Campaign, 1926-1931, and duTy off China in 1932. The ROCHESTER was decommissioned aT CaviTe on 29 April 1933, and she was sTricken from The lisT of acTive naval ships on 28 OcTober 1938. Towed inTo Subic Bay Channel on 24 December 1941, she was sunk To prevenT capTure by The Her overall sTaTisTics were 380 feeT in lengTh, 64 feeT aT The beam, a displacemenT of 8,150 Tons and a complemenT of 34 officers and 525 ,, 1 H' N x 'Q ' L . , . l u-N,,--w A F T A111 1: may 4 gf . 4'1 i I . f J T' 2 ff 'i rg i i9 i ii. , T 5 Japanese. 1 L fit? 'xy 2 A 'ir qdf., .fl iz ,i f-.M - ' 31. 1 1 I co pill. J . ' rig? 'NCN5 ,, gf 13+ 4, U A a ., ' .aff 5. A l 1 ' .gi. 3 i Q . ' . . K is .5-. ,H . 3-'li 9 JN men. She was armed wiTh six 8 inch breech loading rifles, Twelve 4 inch rapid fire guns, four Gailing guns, and Three 21 inch submerged Torpedo 7897-7938 . . Harrier Sarafvga The fifTh SARATOGA was launched in 1925. Though launched as an aircrafT carrier, she had originally been planned as a baTTle cruiser. During The years preceding WWII, she served as one of The TesTing grounds of naval aviaTion. During The war, she served in The BaTTle of The Solomons in 1942, in The firsT carrier raid on Tokyo in 1944 as a parT of Task Force 58, and in The biTTerly foughT baTTle of lwo Jima. The veTeran carrier compleTed her warTime service performing Training duTies aT Pearl Harbor, From The dafe of her commissioning unTil The end of The war fa period of 18 yearsj a ToTal of 89,195 landings had been made on her deck. She ioined The Magic CarpeT FleeT afTer The Japanese surrender bringing home 29,000 Pacific war veTerans, a larger number Than any oTher individual ship. The baTTle scarred lady was swallowed up by The wafers of Bikini AToll as a resulT of an undervvaTer blasT in The ATomic Bomb TesT, 25 July 1946. The overall displacemenT of This SARATOGA was 33,000 Tons and she had a lengTh of 909 feeT wiTh a widTh of 106 feeT aT The beam. A complemenT'of 195 officers and 1,676 men made up The ship's crew. World War II armamenT consisTed of sixTeen 5 inch .38 caliber dual pur- pose guns, plus baTTeries of 40mm and 20mm anTi-aircrafT guns. 'Q25-1 946 ' i Qi-lie. . x 'ggi' 'iv 15' N 'a -.1 1 95. Eifhf T ' , - ,. ,K . ,, . .R .. . , 4.51 ff, -f iq, Q .K M Q ' if i x . .W S 'ii ..!lYT5 ix . .' K' if . K' Qzxwwrr-f-lmxvuanw-e-una:.M, M x ll V ' J' 3. ij T. is 5 Ti is 4 Q .1 1. sw M i . 5. T ' 'Y-xl.. ' 5 FP M itat Rv. M 'M ew.. 'Effie Uv Y. 'Sift sfxf 'WEE ' E .3 14 I 5. I 23, 1 ' at ' Sarafrfga '6 The heavy attack carrier, USS SARATOGA CCVA-601 was constructed at the New York Naval Shipyard, Brooklyn, New York, and is the sixth vessel so named. The latest SARATOGA, one of the world's largest war- ships, was built at a cost of S5207 million. She was commissioned on 14 April 1956, with Captain Robert J. Stroh in command. The carrier left her berth at the New York Na-val Shipyard on 9 August 1956, enroute to Norfolk, Virginia, and Mayport, Florida, readying for her shakedown cruise in the Caribbean in September 1956. On 1 December 1956, Captain R. B. Moore relieved Captain Stroh and became SARATOGA's second commanding officer. On 19 December 1956, she returned to the New York Naval Shipyard for several months. After her yard period and a refresher training cruise in the Caribbean, SARATOGA returned to Mayport, Florida. On 6 June President Dwight D. Eisenhower with members of his cabinet boarded SARATOGA to observe operations aboard the giant warship. For two days, SARATOGA and eighteen other ships put on a demonstration of naval prowess that included air operations, anti-submarine warfare, guided missile operations, and a display of the Navy's latest techniques of bombing and strafing. Highlighting this Presidential visit was the historic flight of two F8U Crusaders which flew non-stop from the West-coast based carrier BON HOMME RICHARD to the flight deck of SARATOGA in the Atlantic. Upon completion of a summer extensive training, SARATOGA made her maiden voyage across the Atlantic sailing from Mayport on 3 September 1957 to ioin OPERATION STRIKEBACK, the massive NATO naval exercise in the Norwegian Sea. Returning home, SARA moved to the Norfolk Naval Shipyard where she underwent repairs for six weeks. On 17 December 1957, Captain Alfred R. Matter relieved Captain R. B. Moore as SARATOGA's command- ing officer. With Captain Matter at the helm, SARATOGA sailed for May- port to conduct operations off the Florida coast. On 1 February 1958, SARATOGA departed Mayport and proceeded to Gibraltar where she officially became a member of the United States Sixth Fleet. On 14 July she was ordered from Cannes, France, to the troubled waters off the coast of Lebanon for the following two months. One of the outstanding highlights of the cruise was the visit of their Royal Hellenic Maiesties, the King and Queen of Greece, King Paul and Queen Fredericka. The royal couples, along with members of their families and guests, witnessed a powerful SARATOGA air demonstration on the 16th day of June. After an eight month tour of duty in the Mediterranean, SARATOGA returned to the United States. After c etinr' s at the Norfolk Naval Shipyard in 791' H Sf t -' i' ' . Naval Snipxt A ,U X., ,....-, ,Hug 1. -1. --4.-1--41-me-:Qng-anusq4qgmgwg.-n-c'uvc-1vuus1oynig!'!'Q'2!'9'9'!'F ? '2 F'?'5f'f 'Q? Yig'-, 1' ',ff'f f - f?'f2 'T 1 ? ::A . ' H' ' 1 A ,Jw-f.-Avff'. r- gp- ..., , , -,lk 'vt' -uf-W , . Q L+ , . 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Then on AugusT 15, 1959, she began her Third Trip across The ATlanTic and ioined, for The second Time, The SIXTH FIeeT, now under The com- I' d mand of VADM G. W. Anderson, Jr. VADM Anderson had been re ieve as Commander Carrier Division SIX on AugusT 5 by RADM T. H. Moorer. SARATOGA was under The command of CapTain John J. Hyland, who had relieved CapTain MaTTer in OcTober 1958. During This depIoymenT Cap- Tain Hyland was relieved by CapTain Allan F. Fleming in November 1959. The successful cruise came To an end when SARATOGA sTeamed inTo her home porT in MayporT, Florida, on February 26, 1960. AfTer approximaTeIy a monTh of resT, IiberTy and leave for The crew, she wenT To The New York Shipyard for mainTenance work on her well deserving hull. AfTer her yard period, ThroughouT The summer monThs of 1960 SARATOGA operaTed wiTh The U.S. SECOND FIeeT wiTh in-porT periods in Nlayporf. Early in AugusT in 1960, SARATOGA received orders To reioin The SIXTH FIeeT in The MediTerranean and bolsTer America's readiness. SARA- TOGA IefT for The MediTerranean on 22 AugusT. She enTered The MediTer- ranean on 1 SepTember and deparTed on 5 SepTember for The NorTh ATlanTic. There, norlh of The ArcTic Circle, she parTicipaTed wiTh oTher forces of NATO in operaTion SwordThrusT I and II. In OcTober SARATOGA enTered The MediTerranean and reioined The SIXTH FIeeT where she com- pIeTed her six monTh depIoymenT. The cruise came To an end when SARATOGA arrived in her home porT of MayporT on 25 February 1961. SARATOGA had proved herself once again a ready warship and sTrong arm of America's defense by com- pleTing her depIoymenT as scheduled, in spiTe of a serious fire, in one of her engine rooms on 23 January 1961. The fire, Though broughT under conTroI expediTiousIy, Took seven lives. CapTain Roger W. Nlehle, who had relieved CapTain Fleming in November 1960 commended The crew on iTs spiriT and proven baTTle-readiness. AfTer a few days in MayporT, SARATOGA sTeamed To The Norfolk Naval Shipyard in PorTsmouTh for repairs and alTeraTions. AfTer her yard period, SARATOGA Took on her ammunifion aT Norfolk and Then, afTer a sTay aT her home porT of MayporT, Florida, commenced six weeks of exTensive Training exercises in The Caribbean. AfTer These exercises, SARATOGA reTurned To MayporT where, on AugusT 23, 1961, The Commander of Carrier Division SIX, Rear Admiral Frederick J. Brush, embarked along wiTh his sTaff. RADM Brush relieved RADNI D. L. Mc- Donald as COMCARDIV SIX in July 1961. AfTer operaTing in The ATIanTic wiTh The SECOND FIeeT, SARATOGA deb: 'ed from MayporT, Florida, on 28 November 1961 and deployed A '50U Tour of CIW' The SIXTH FIeeT in The MediTerranean. THE INDIVIDUAL .... . . . . AND THE TEAM BGTH ARE NECESSARY TO THE SHIP: TO EACH OTHER: AND T0 THEMSELVES. f f m ' lla! 'I 'vlili9lllhlU'!i!?'F4llV4El'll- IN PORTSMOUTH, THE SHIP GOT HER OVERHAUL ..... AND WE GOT INSPECTED . . wff, WW ., J, 'TT U ' 1' .V w'1, P' 'V . 'Y fpvv 544. Q rv FI fl QAQM 'Wa- ..4s-: '- .':--'A ra- If The - embark Donald an F' ,-J .4 S After o pf 'ed fro 'lou' -l if 'H rfav,,.J 7 ' ' inl- ,,,,,,'1!, N, x W' 97K W KAW ,ff X5 ff d 5 7 AR V, , QM , f ny, ,gs , 473, f ff N ff Caplaun Menle glves The order for all srarlons To Slacken 1 le'r our as needed To move forward 200 feel 4 7? 4 1 ff f 751 fl I Z For The frrst Time sallors from SARATOGA stood Personnel Inspec- Tion on dry land. ,mul A 1. -.--ppp. 4Q-nfnxgnnpnv-an-uslsyl! 4 v , J 1 s 1 l 1 i 1 1 i i 9 i 1 1 4 . X 1 i sfivrsr!-M' , A f r?ff'? V'?'f1- 9 .,..,.-5-m,:-,-waquqz-rg'ee-9'+g'-gf'rHf! ?'if 'f'?'Zf11--. - 'f' -1 1 - , a - 4 .- I -1- A.. 1 1 I' ' W!! -sy 1 45 ,, f ,y X Z fl E I I 5 eo. I u-w 'r1n'1. 'i 12 1 . 'Q Q- . 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McDONALD vice ADMIRAL, u.s.N. has vnuqhss-wus -nun-ui:-1-.-Ina-xhvs vm-4 ,um 1- - 5 1 1 , 1 1 1..g..i,,..1,4.1.4-Q.,,.,..,,,..,....:.a..ava-1.1414u.:N.mu...uzwnhi-r-..-id-and-vm 'uuuiaw-svn,-1 ' ' W f - A ' ' . ,, N . V , J. W. O'GRADY CAPTAIN, USN CHIEF OF STAFF, COMCARDIV SIX NOVEMBER I96O-JANUARY 5962 J. C. KELLY CAPTAIN, USN CHIEF OF STAFF. COMCARDIV SIX I0 JANUARY 1962 I I I I f I ' 'sawvikg if , . , 91,7 I4 -f 1 P113 CAPTAIN R. w. MEHLE, USN H4 5 may COMMANDING OFFICER KVI V? ffEiz'fiV3 E960 -W NOVEMBER lC?6l ,if ff' ' CAPTAIN V. G. LAMBERT, USN COMMANDING OFFICER NOVEMBER l96l I R X ,1 1 1, ,n'ff1T?,, gs 2 -.3 aff! ,ef 1 fy ff CHARLES BAUMEISTER Commander, USN Execufive Officer May 1962 M. V. DAWKINS Commander, USN Executive Officer May 1961 -May 1962 , E EXECUTIVE CDR C. BAUMEISTER, USN OPERATICDNS CDR C. A. RNKZHT USN X-XXI. 'WKXN ,WK .af I 1 . ,.-J CDR R. M. SUDDUTI-I, USN . 1, I V CDR J. I. FRUIN, USN CDIQ G, gggggf USN GUNNERY ENGINEERING SUPPLY ,f H2 .Q 'Q . WMD W ' , ff. . . 12,43 3 x, r , I ' .V ' 44.56 . Q I N ff! I CDR P. C. STADLER, USN CDR E. S. BUTZ, USN CDR T. L. NALLEY, SC, USN DENTAL MEDICAL COMMUNICATICINS 57 Cf- I3 -2 Vg.. Ibgw -. f f lr S if 2 H0FHfnH,bC.4:w CDPILI. rmwwfwh MC.iMM HWwfHII4 HHHHVK HSN 2 I f . gfff, , CQ: i . J 3 .nv , W, 'S 3-I J .4 fx? I 'swf ' yy x 1 ,, X ' a X ff 5 9 Q 915' 'ff Q 5 'Aix Q ,X lifkxik Xb 1 54:1 fw- ,fs 945' Pffgfg ga Li Z. A xx: y ' V X. ' 5 2 l f I' ' 1 i, ' . f'. . M, L. f 'HQ-, , I 4 fl 5 V P-. f I 1 .Q l 'M 5 fin wg lx - 1 Fe- f -...,,..-M 5 5 A 0 -f I - --vlf 5 8- N.. k . ' -' NJ! i . ii 'i' 151 I l , A f , I ud!7i1:, 'k'f lll'6'... After a summer of preparaliom , , ,, wfmrrlm wlliclw passed by all 'J swiftly . . , it was Time 'ro lfffwf- f.l.,fl.e. fmfl ll'f' did . . , with .4 The ',-fff-ffl zflrrow llml foulrl ll'Illf,lf0?l't fl in lllr' lu-.wi 11,000 rm-rw. 'VZ 49 'L ri av-1.4--g. -1,-xW.,-,,.g:.gpgm-,Q-19-riffnf,my-ff w- f f','..,-uf.,-,-4,1 -gy 4 --f rv-1. :'- 1 5. f, . , , , GA TE WA Y T0 THE MEDITERRANEAN -m...ww-- '-T' X i LafeyeT'Te, we are here! There was liTTle Tension in Cannes. Days anol nighTs were easy and pleasurable, like a Renoir painTing. For SARATOGA sailors have a place here, The people know our faces well enough and we can Take our Time wiTh The ciTy. We pass along La Rue AnTibes, iTs shops, bars, prasseries . . . while The preTTy girls on moTor bikes by-and no one is amazed or anxious. IT is in Hines, mosT of all, ThaT we appear noT so much as 's away from home, buT as cosmopoliTan sailors. On The Trail M i 25 .L Aim Vx? ,- Jr-5 ,rv 1 N--g , x . i i . ..,. N:-f -QQ, , . -iwlhi-w.u.g 1'-Nw.-Q. M 45 X' yi fa' 'V V N' in iixfxxki S f ix ,ky WEE 4 f ff if , V 7125 5:41 ': , 5 J Sm ,l,.Lf. M1 - Lg A ,.,,,, , -HQ.-an lp? JSF. . 0 4 . I- ' fi is Y , .raw- :wen Em Nd? ' ? 'I x. .idx L .- 'KNAW nl 'i. 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'X' - 12.54-'iv ' A - V ' '- g:'4'4'ivg5 QF -fs -15 5. , fcffg , ,,:.,L,A 'fgf?', -E' I-51. ffl' .P . ' -, ' t,6'.g,1v-Q, - .Q '.,-2 ,. .A'Q.. f..'r'.s:f'-- K.,..., ..-.. 4 3-J. , . Q 4- ,.. ' l' 1 . M s .- X, ,L I f ,Q 4' V f f 4 5 1 ww ,ff x Wwe X fy 71 X, W? ,, W , Vif f M H 5 , Q f ,, 3 wwf' 4 V J ' p Nl 'YY T ' 'QT ,fwff A. 41.-uqw ,,.,,, A PLAYGROUND FOR MILLIONAIRES, SAILORS 1 RR X Xi -XXX 5X . X... 'XX r D. Tp U -X X QQ . X XXX. Xl X an Q XX 2 XX, win' Xin H+ ' X ' f 'VNV X X X 3 X we X X X ' X Q X X X S A-x x XR Q X 1-fx. XX xl , X ' XX '.' -: VII f ' 'ici ' MW fwff W ZZZMJ M 'W X ,X I . X Y 'iffy - 'X , 4 :f 1 XA OX 'X U xi xr' ' H 1 XQ4 X X SQ Nr X I Ez X ,jig 4' 4 Q X! 2 3 X f XX V, ' Qs! 2 E 7 f Y' ff! A V Q 4 ff f,-gf, 7 ' ' 4 Mm. ,, ,,,. , W V 'wr L 'mf W X. , Y Q - K XR W ' NX iff' X X XXX WN T Mm X Nw NG' W f 3 'WA fig? W 4 4 4 f X g M.. i f X . ' ' , X x i Q f e X A ' ' u ' if , 3 I X ' vi' ' ' , m fv' .Q V s Q . f '..fc,, -' X ' v ff N , A fy ' V . 41 iff In . ,f ff X fl. K I ur f m 1 ,X M 7,4 ' .Q x gifs V. Q ' ,f ' I ' M . .-ffm X gf we W U . sv V 7 , , M, . ' , ' mini 453 -'wif if N' x -.m..v.M4, A - gy--wma.,-gum,-m I Chrisnnas ParTy on The mess decks. JOYEUX NOEL . . . or Merry ChrisT- mas . . . The feeiing is The sarne. Re- flected in a smiling young face . . or in a sahsfied counTenance . . . ChrisTmas in Cannes was a happy Tinne. A smile That would hrighfen anyones Chrisnnas, f - Egg.: i N0-F 1' Down in fronTl Sicilian roses, Chief? '1 The children . . . probably more Than any oTher Thing . . . ThaT is whaT we remember mosT of This Sicilian capiTal. They could be mosT sTubborn in Their enTreaTies someTimes. BUT The people of The ciTy were very friendly, and The ciTy iTself was a wondrous, and someTimes sacl mixTure of affluence and poverTy, wiTh iTs Greek, Roman and Norman heriT- ages. Sicily and The ciTy of Palermo have an aura of hisTory . . . from The CaTa- combs To The resorT of Mondello, iT was an exciTing place To visiT. x ri xv' M., , A U... Ll DesTiTuTe homes . . Fancy stores ,MQWQ 4? 1 1 ,...'f-1, x -.. -.r.,-..'..-..f.,A.,L Hd pOIifSSqfTWg Ggz -bxqgd What, HO espresso? Ag'3g, 1' I Nor exactly the corner grocery 43 Tvvishhg photographer .,,- ,, ...fat-in -'-14 M ' if I L VVho's he? Italian Masters at Af GTCOL1VS9ff5M3wj -,Q juli Hia-mfg '4' I 'fm Qi it Sli, tg E H I A Livorno Speedway. There's that rnan again. Livorno is a quiet little seaport in the northern part of Italy - that part of Italy known as Tuscany, one ot the great provinces of the past. Our stay there was a quiet delight ancl nearby there was Camp Darby and a touch of Americana. Q 45 f.-,.gng-np1Alaueq.uf'l!!!U'E'9!l l!li!!!.i9! 'P'f U. V, ' ' .:.c,,-.-,- ' ,x R LQQ4. .sv 5.-....1.v1,u. 1- ff M- 5 um V, !Z 'v Ham! i . ,vu 8 if Latest editions , . . from 1943 on. audi NK ...vm-r 9 K :- -v ,S wi,- K-.V qi. X , TW? N f a 4 7 f. s Pj 5 K a .Q ' M , V 2 ' ' f XS . 5 wb 1 C ii i f v f . X 1 Q4 X 0, Q i h , w if if tiff' I - 6, ,f 4 XX t XX WZ ,P K Y , gg X 3 ' 2 1 A SX V Z X! ,,,, ,, 3 'Wiki Lf ,fp ,nf 'W f fa fff f' f fm gpmvx w 2 , f',1fw 29 if um fr- f Q In The cathedral at Pisa. 4: lu lnr 741.4 1 gp-.nun-h-an Suk lhuuq-:Dill il V W x :- Z Q Z , . ya X . af a X! 4 Mf if ' S X 11 -s Jff ' f ' r,-.f' rJ1','J, 7' ' f J fed 2 demirg ll Tr, f ri' jff fi fic: jjffliq cali 'wwf 31' 'ffffifa ff Piaa was fry ffjf 5 ff fiifcra from We Mfliff' A' gy. , W also asCifla'7fQ LW 5 ' 7315 and culmral 3TaffipC f' Everyone in Pea :2a::' Ze3 Q '6'S. fx -5 k xl - .. Q , . Q I V li . 'V V A , N V Q n 8 S X A SX Pigeons . . . Florence , . . nean' of The Halian Renais- sance . . . imposes Upon any one who would visiT ner, no? The question, buf ine challenge: Am I nof The mos? beaufiful L, A ffhe World! and Neptune 49 :gif-1+1qnlgf'Q!?4F':!Hl'!' VVhaT a clay! quffwf , Gwinn I , , f X H ff! M 'M' TLV f 4 f ,PK x rf' , M f Four sailors and friend, aww: A 1.1 g Q. ..-an-1.-x 1s-n-Q-. on-ann-ado-was -auhlinlv-a 'FI ' PY lx O WW 4 , ff 93 'fn YJ I 5 sz -.1 .Y H10 disgrace of ET! in fx :we ......f- W D How yvu say cracker in Ifalian? 3? v ffa s so Emferesfing about pigeons? 7 Q 2 4,g...f-K, 5 Q-f f A -ww - HM, Qk QM ' N . f M . i if xV M1 gag-!!!!f'lt'! 9!flf - . .5111 ffl' e -e..-N- ' 'J -ff x- ,,- i I ? Give me your narrow sfreefs, vow Towewwg: W N X 'T P9991 vards, your cobbled vvays and rim shops xon so 'Q DTN f Poor, and I'Il CreaTe for You a morwmeof eo? A Hx v P S Sf' F v Genova. Down Through dark, gray sireers rm xx J f fx? 5 inTo el6BQEm!' avenues and breilmrnt Q: v Ns I N E X 5 . . . Genova , . Cosmopolihw I , . m : ' . ' g ' Y . N V j 'A i. A 1 17 any znfog-wxemf-uv-xf':11?f1v-re-ffX jv1'--r'S'1f'-W -vw-N -My -V-.W f-f f 2 F' -' ,..- -.. .. 2- V nmndrcahlneuunvsuuawauuumhifnhknwu , . - --' f ' ' Landhg Parfy A reminder of1492 Ml 53 ..-mf., , ,, ,,,. ,, u.-....--...-.-.--.,... Q... .. 1 r V u E P 1 ri . Y V....,..-...v-iV T Xie, ' Y I 5 ' Y 1 P P .- K fi .1 if r l .XXX r -XX' if , 'SN Q? ' f r f ,U rrf We hear Norfolk looked like This while we were away! 1 l l l 'L , , l -, ,K l l, 'l 'l 1 .M C. ll ,l- 2. ll, l lil l . l'l l l ll ill , 4 all l 1 O lel il ll I 4 y l 'Q' 1 l l l l l ' 1 ,Ill l l A l ll 5 l .lv Wllil lil 4 l ll 1 l' x - 1 1 l Ll l 4 il 1 l Ji l 4 l Ll :wh EE 4 S T! fli l ii, T 5 'T l E li E l 5 l T 1 ' 5 i T qi ,,,, ' ,I il ri i xl V ,, ci if X V x by 'T ' V ' 'e Q Q l li Some of us goT To see snow, anyway. 'i i And we had iT all To ourselves. Four days in Munich . . . Ohl, how could one be so TriTe as To say grand Time was had by all? BuT, we do noT regreT saying iT -iT's True. When a SaraToga delegaTion found iTs way To This greaT German ciTy, The c:iTy opened up ITS hearT and Beer l-lall. IT you don'T believe iT was an impressionable visiT, iusT ask Das Olde Sea Dog. x Q Tlij ix? NX NX 4 .5 ff' , fini 77 X ff, fff f L.-.-,,, 'ff ,. . ww ,f rf M ,fy ' 'ff f' 4777 ,W X 1 'W E' ' ,W , ff? yu, f fc f ,,,, 4 ,' . if' W gfff f MZ' A X ,Aff W , ,gf W ' 'X-f f 4 ,, ff 4 f . , 1 f 2 'M' 39- 44.4 , X f f f,, , -,w,,WW,! f V . f fwmf, The city of Mumch BEER' bfi-ilu' Cowgurlen und sailor an-1 'lr if s is -,. fv K v w -'JE 'ln' Wx. - . . . ' X. , , H41 'egg- .,,,,. 9 K5 .yy Uk S ,e V if '57 L-. I-QS il .Q-gl., -I ...S -H .-'Q 1 'Y'4!9f ' 'lfeafnlfjs' grear black moullr grained wirlw snow, and To The leff-The real fvylfarre, Maples l-lere The air is 'Filled warlw cries and presSUV6'S, Wllele f,a3lf,fg ffwgif play 'rlfme delicale game ol lisla and fisherman. If you are alflfff, ,iflll fiarrrrer lwelp being swept alrwmg lay Naples. The WGYS and ellevs are mferflru rrrr mag wlflr more drama rlfwafw a rlworlrsaml stage plays. IT Takes only a rrfrlmle and we 'foo are lrr',f.f-,lwefl Hel, lee, Saralfbqa, wlfff' frwlrwr'? -a.Slwo'r.fv US VOUV WYGYWSF flllfl Krlffq lr, rlwe 'reerrrlrlq lvylv 1 1 f rrp lwlll: lead us. by ll-e ellwfwv rare flee wfMg',ll',f poor arfr! V 1 l l dfw 'll' I Q ffwf JW Q' Yi' if 'm 11' 4 ........... 1 u M' 1 as , 5 if 1 ' Q ' 1 ' Neapolinkan round house w --r+ 1 e' -' BUT for an occasional influx of sheep ' QV WHEN- Now 'rha'r's sfyle M yew 1 J 1,573 POUNDS OFCLOTHING FOR FATHER DON MARIO BORRELLI'S .......BOYS SaraToga has now visiTed Naples four years in succession. The men dave come To know and love The people of Naples, in parficular The chil- dren. Upon reTurning To The U.S. from The T960- 6T Med cruise a plan was formulaTed by which SaraToga could furTher show iTs friendship and feeling for The NeapoliTans. The Officers' Wives Club iniTiaTed a program To collecT cloThing for The urchins of The Casa Scugnizzo. Mrs. Roger VV. Mehle spearheaded The drive which lasTed from early Spring l96l To summer's end. The wives spenT many hours collecTing The cloThes, having Them dry cleaned and repaired. The clofhes were packed in boxes and sTored aboard SaraToga. ln November T961 SaraToga hoisTed anchor and again sTeamed VVesT. Affer visiTing several ofher porfs she reTurned To The enchanTmenT of Naples. Because of choppy vvaTers The boaTs were loaded vviTh much difficulTy and The ship- menT Transferred inTo ship's vehicles. A group of officers and men, as well as several members of The Wives Club, deposiTed The l,573 pounds of clofhing in The four-Walled shelTer FaTher Bor- re5li had founded. The children were delighTed and Their eyes sparkled also aT The sighT of hoT consomme, Turkey dinners, milk, pasfries and ofhei goodies served by The men of Sarafoga who played hosT while The children were The pampered guesfs. Their laughfer could be heard ringing Thru The bleak sTone walls. The day finally came To an end and The men reTurned To The ship :Nh smfifg faces, looking forward To anofher Viifl FQXT fear. -I Father Don Mario Borrelli Ctop row centerj sits astride 1-13 boxes of clothing donated to his Casa Scugnizzo fthe home for stre . . - - ,-V3 H b h Off' ' Wives Club of the United States Aircraft Carrier USS SARATOGA CCVA-601. In addition to the cIo.r:.ng, v y t e icers 1500 pounds the officers and men of Saratoga accompanied the gift with a turkey dinner feast which was served to me Scu nizzo. Surrounding Father Borrelli in the photograph are Captain V. G. Lambert, Commanding Officer of the Sa'atcga 9 Mrs. V. G. Lambert, honorary president of the Wives Club Ccenter white dressjg and Mrs. Francis A. Packer trightj, preszoent ot 1 the months that the clothing was collected. Also pictured are the ship's Catholic Chaplain, CDR Joseph J. Buzek Cextreme lefty Officer, CDR M. Vance Dawkins, Cextreme rightj, and of course, the children of the Casa Sougnizzo. MVS- Francis A- PBCl4GF frigltfl, President of the Saratoga Gfficers' Wives Club, holds a paperback edition of the book, Children of the Sun, bv M0l'fl5 WGST, Which was presented to her by Father Mario Borrelli LCGHTGU, founder of the Casa Swgnizzo of Naples. The book tells the story of Father Borrelli and his fight to esfablish a hgme for the Street Urchms of Naples- l-00ki 1Q On is Mrs. V. G. Lambert, Honorary President of the Wives Club and the wife of Saratoga's Commanding Officer. The occasion was the gift of 43 boxes of clothing to the Casa Scugnizzo. from SOUP to Nuts Norman C Q.: L X , s N: Cooks from the USS S-XRMQQX xt. K Clmna: xx fi, ,ni flix - -L X, w W , 3 lm' Tlkx cltllilreii Ot the i ,mfg S, K ,, turkey the happx tn.-9-Q at iw , cc Q 5OlJlOr1J Y.: 1 2 1 I , I l 5 1 1 1 .. mn N-arvfa. . rv g ,-.,--.:A,f,.,1,,4,.g.,..,3.,,,f. g All This! JUST To see a volcano. Nope! JUST a Tour parTy. SaraToga archeological expediTion? 1:1 v Nw fiuuwgvounv 1 4, f N44 f m- gn .. X M' 31 Q' T D ' 1 Q x Q x I I X f im 'X 5 R ' A, X f' , A S Sf. 74'f X V if 1 Q X Maw.. 5 M1 1 4 44 'G n5...,.. .I , W 4-f ,x , -in 1 K'1lf4,'5!'., , 4. 3 -5 ' 'Q nw uc 5' A 1 f- , . .- -f 5' 7 5 4 7 me ,f ,W A Nfx w XX x M f 21,312-1.fkf:-w.-Gff?ff- ' 'x ' P ,. X X X M W x -mx 1 1 hu...-y 4-fd-14-lo-,. 1.1 1-. yi.-a.,1!...4,.g.-1, z- I-.1-,,4:-J,m4,,,.. 4.41:--fiqm.,..,,.g,.,,i.3...,a..n-an-aaqaaegu V ja N' r M , E . YS E 255: .e 'I +1 :li Wi fpl If E4 TEH s'!f Fifi ina ei N N 1 s 1' And Roman lovers. Sainfs of ChrisTendom The Trevi Fountain Z , U 1 4 vane-naw 4' K. Hg, eaeie f, The Roman Forum if Rome . . . The Efernal City . . . Capital of Chrisfenclom . . . a modern, confinenial sophisiicaie of plush night clubs and elegant resiauranfs. A city where The religious, scholarly and worldly can all find a home. N V, FWZ, ,WV WWW KW ,, Z Mfg,--ZW, JWZ' ff Mf 1-IL. The Coliseum oll Tel colored buildings and Th ciT -The Acropolis-a A lovely ci1y, warrn and Trien y . . . pas houses . . . nice people. And Towering over e y physical presence, reminding Greek and visiTor oT a pasT and singular glory such as The world has never seen . . . ancl a culTure which has been a conTinuing influence on The passing world. AThens s?-5 vndtba 9'hl'Hnbt5A'unnhlu 5 x 92511 V, It K l.. M2 , , 4,A....,.. ' J -am, I My Wu-., .,,,. ix Q , I tx I 1v'1t'1- .'1 . . 'H I A STB :Y,,.,g.': Ng. 1 - 4,4 Q- x.,I, 1' ,.,-, M., M os'---' 'V U. N ' w , . , A , r u f' Q t if ' , From top to bottom . . 436 -ah. mqmv- Lu , 4 4 . .fm x ,Q aw my Town Hall This way to the Past, Just me and tne Parthenon. Alhens-The Academy Twvvfwu if wvatglfwli Columns which once reverbermed To The Teachings of Socrafes. i .aff we .-5 F 36' l 'db Hellenic chorus line Ld M BEIRUT We looked askance al Beirut from The flighr deck as Sara pulled in . . . we really didn'T know what To expect What a revelalion. lf anywhere There is a ciiy more friendly and rnysrerious, modern and exoiic, Western and Easiern-you'll have To show ir To a Sara man before he will believe you. i , H- gn- ,Au A . 9 . V 3 If fd. .., Q - ' 1 0 1 gil 1? . , va: .-tinge. nf-ss-hr'-wrffe-:svv1 M 'f'H'iHlP'! nf- .. v P' -1 - ' ' - 3M s 'S-MV.. WW dr MW 4 wwffwivi' V Wi xwww Vi? W V i . gnu A Uffi I Y U :V Ii ,IV N V:IV H .IQ 1 In V 4 !nV F i'V ?. Y Vi an I s '. iz . J W!! inn' M V. 5 Q V., ' V ,M Vw. -VV, V V. fy ve 1. M.,-fa wr I wwf! V V 4? 1 W? V . adv' 3 1 'nfl' I ,f-iw f J-.yV,!3,.'f , V ' IV VTR' V. - ' ,r12.a,. - 1 I .. E A 'hffl' 'xv 'L-'N' ' Qillfx ,pw 1 . , 'Q 'f , '17 ,J .K -. Q if V J ' I ,. 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And Though There are many men, and many groups of men, if one were To Take a deTached and obiecTive look aT This complex vvorld, he would see ThaT, in a very broad and singular aspecT, everyThing begins and ends vviTh Two individuals-The Cap- Tain . . .and you, The individual. We have already been inTroduced To our CapTain, novv leT's Take a look aT ourselves . . . in Those surroundings we know besT . . . where vve live and Work on SaraToga. Hey, QU-YS! Lookeer' This is acTion'? 99 NA VI GA Tl v'JHcH way did he say? And The CrysTaI's over here. Unbelievable! .A NN! 'tl . . . . . . . ...- . . ,. ... . ' 1.......-..-.-u v-.s.xuJa:.u. ' amass ' . ' HSS-S- -iw-'5iH - K OPERA Tl J KN! ' 151 -W. If I Heads, iT's rainy Tails, if 5 snow HIGH VOL The vveafher for Today has been cancelled oe 1-rf: Q X ' Q 9 ::::: K Q ' ' J l1hl1.........M.W,............... W ,,,,,, .xxe A N. ,,,... , Q ,..-.,,, - .. L.: Quay,-v -M..-f .15 I ,,.h2,?,,NQQ: , A 1995 N-Hd, ,,, ,. ,, ,,,,.,,,- ,r-5,-.-....-1.-ann. 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Id II III I i l4a If 4,-,Q M, x.,. .WI .qu QQ Q55 - Asn xxhafs so amusing? 'W '1,- '1'f f Gnd ff-eve cfeafed a ?'fTOVWSTGV!H How abouf washing your face? bis Now is The Time Tor all good men . T 'V -If ' ,rf -:.f'h,1-QM .Zia 'I fx ji ffm! , -ff , '55 ' Wu- pl- e' -.. , .go 5733-?:'f !sJwf,1 nf f'ff How do you pUT'fT'Tisir1 reverse? A fine time To fall asleep - X - 5 i :Q MS M S 1 : 1 fx f X X 3 nz b W n ww -WL- H6 -Q .xxx Q0 QQQQQJWXQJ A,-X wwmg. I'm sorree, That phone ain'T on The hook. QQ ' L-199 6 . bf' Zena ffm fl fj. aw! EI , 7, ,..-.. -.... -... -,. ,V ,,,,,,,,.., -- gnu...-L..-........-.fe-. .,,, .-. . . Q. Join The Navy and 1 1 Will Thus wheel open a wmdovv? Edgeworth, Why do you ask? RighTomThelir1e, please. P AIX Oppslu IRA You fire 'erm we iced 'e NC- 'Wersi Squaf down when you're on The hose. -Wigs., f YOKE Comro! Cerfrral. fnrfi ff:F1V N 5 lbuilis SUPPLY XXX FLGLHR N. XX K 'Xi N X . 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O NON Xfi' QD? i' K Mf 9- -5.-.. hai, 4 .4...,.Y 4-rel:--vcggnfnneff:-ruin-u':-p-Q-1.3-u1npnor?:':::Hr 1 v rr gljuzn.. . I ' I ' bl ' ' -3512-wr 1 kr .1 ,J- .,f,, .5 n 4' I mi- X Uv Nj, Vining '+'.,f ki, -NE ,'.w, .f , YV Q 4. K i .f5!f'i:f65: ' . .4 . ' '-cr.-' gl i will V! ug i '5 al 1 ll fi Hn F I 1 V1 Ei ' i w Mi uit I F HN lv Ki .gy 1 12 i V . '11 1 WWW 1 1 1 3 , 54 11 F x im li in ii 1:39 m M I I ,1 l . , .x - f- ms . ..f.n-.h.- ,f,--1,-1-1-vw-wa-v-' - -- 5 - f' . ' mini-:sxiusnr4iweam.q.u..:.nsnl0'5h ! 1 Q If 165105 comm down fi Q, 1 v Q 1 assoclare-5. Think a liTTIe Arm 81 Hammer would do you any good? L BUT . . . I can'T geT if oUT! h 255 . ,V i 4 ex , , W s Tomcawers, Tomcaffers, TomcaTTers f The Screaming Demon. S4 . at vu, S . X 1 X V .h t :'- wsiiii gA ' X x x : . X xiii ,N wi . 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Ififtq, Faurot, SA, L. G. Ness, JH P H fl I' f SN, J, A. Coiosirrio, S F'-JI J T, L. Lee, PNI, D. N ff E. Lindsey, PNC: H- 1 T. L. Clyatt, CWO-3: C: E D Roiand, YNI, R, Knigiten 4 THIRD ROW Cleft to Westbrook, SN, R. H PN3, R, J. Grage, SN, SN, J. E. Leenen, YN3 PN3, FOURTH ROW Ileft to right Jakubowski, SN, E. L. o ng SN EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT FRONT ROW fie-ft To r1gI'iI'j R LU T: Hutchinson, SN, J. W Jarvis N T. A. Gaburo, SN, D L Swenso PN3, F. J. Tyndali III, SN SECOND ROW T. S. Whitman, PN3, J J NI Canna PN2 A R cfs JO2, S. C. Red, CWO4 is r I Office-rj, T. L. Clyatt, CWO3 F C Dune V C Hobson, YN2, F. W. raus N THIRD ROW Cleft to right, J Cran N' Carroil, YNSN, D. T. 3 W. L. NIOITISV, SN, N. SN D N I No R. L. Birdsong, YN3, rran I I FOURTH ROW Ueft To ight, I S Hack, YN3, H. S. Wykovvski SN R C Le I Kilhmire, SN, E. M. Baker SA G W Tratton N West, SN, L. C. Cook A L Katka MASTER AT ARMS FRONT ROW Ileft To rnglntt B E F Ware, AMHI, C. L. Lawrence BXAI J. H. Farho, ADCS. CMAA M X Daxxk A Officer, H. Kiser Jr., LTIC x D I ATT, G. Henson Jr. n ww Peters, AOL: SECOND ROW LI tt f croce, BM2, D. N. Burq R. G. Biass, ADJ? .I F Fwxx X RD2, B. L. Britney RD R L Own Davis, ETD, I. C Hntris Dc TLIIND R NX W. G. Suiix ATI- R L Dt ri 1 XDI S. D. Thompson ADJ H H1 x N,-U 6 if LCN DEPARTMENT ' A ' X- -N FX V NX A V . .www H Q W mr 1 L- .- FX SMQXXL RCN .TCH 10 N N- 5. ' :occ QXTNX' E F X i : T , Qmyx, kt H Q B..-fs QMS,- N - NCTC 'S QXNN- J f V Nr 5X . L T'Xom ss QMSA, Afxw Q - SN' T L Zimny, N . FN 'WEDSCAL DEPARTMENT TT '- . T. E. We-ci, HMT, W. A. -i'.'Q.ix' C. H. Ramsey, LT, MC, lu x'.'T.C?aCdem Jr., LCDR, MC, N A E, Reed, HMCA, J. H. 3 aww HMT, SECOND ROW 4 's HN: E. D. Keiley, HN, M, -TN.: J, M. Hines, HM2g - 'ave HMQ, V. S. Horwitz, - THIRD ROW' Cleft To righfjz T ids: HN, H. D. Nevel, HN1 3 4563, HNJ, K. M. Gazura, DENTAL DEPARTMENT ' 1-' f -ff E Aifmfi DT2, E Hov- 'Q H P,ffjVfg, Eff. UENRQ ' Hoff-fsff-, DC. USN, f 5 A faffvf, DTC, :fir l'2, TEECVHJD J L4 'f,1fnEf4f1ff, I T E .S Eff 3 5 . I1TL, ,1 f w- 'f 'T ul ' ' x... A 5 N r-I 3 - -e ....,. IRT-few 'f iff . I rw ,,f-TT A , W .i 1 ui' T' .T P ' 4 5 Ti T IT T T T s T I T 1 I T I unlq II Q .-ffm.-...--, --f-wffrwz-aff-nvv!ivvsv12!mf51BI.'!1! Q' ' ' ' f' lst DIVISION FIRST ROW Cleft to rightlz L. R. Forrest, SN, D. E- Thorne, SA, J. C. LOQBTI, SA, T. P. II'Wll'1f SNI M' Ledee, SA, C. H. Jolin, SN, SECOND ROW Cleft to rightl: R. Wittlg, SA, L. J. Vanatta, SN, R. D. Sheets, BM2, M. o. ofames, BM2, w. H. Williams, BMI: J. J- Ryan, LTJG, G. R. Kennedy, BM3, A. W. Ferguson, BM3, C. G- Young, BM3, W. G. Beasinger, SA, THIRD ROW Cleft to rightl: D. Midgett, SA, J. C. Hampton, AN, W. I'IeI'rIdOY1, SN, F. W. Backus, SN, C. D. Waldrep, SN, S. E. Williams, SA, D. W. Binkley, SN, C. K. Ewing, SN, E. F. Worrell, SA, FOURTH ROW Cleft to rightl: J. Y. Schat, SA, S. D. House, SA, W. W. Wilder, SN, R. J. Shugrue, SA, H. B. Rogers, SA, B. Jackson, AA, T. S. Presley, SAI Bowden, SA. Ist DIVISION FIRST ROW Cleft to rightb: L. E. Ferguson, SN, R. B. J. L. Anderson, BM3, A. S. Lampp, BM2, R. A. Couture, BM3, O. G. Galen, BM2, J. P. McMorrow, ENS, E. G. Myres, BM2, C. E. West, SN, H. B. Cope, SN, R. L. Emerson, SA, SECOND ROW Cleft to rightj: S. J. Endrask, SA, B. C. Hall, SN, M. R. Burch, AA, HCnl Hemingway, SN, T. R. Hollenback, SA, D. H. Smith, SA, E. A. Ehman, SA, D. S. Reed, SN, D. V. Bopp, SN, J. M. Lindberg, SA, Midgett, SN. Zncl DIVISION H. B. FIRST ROW Clett to rightl: R. E. Miller, SA, T. Jordan, SN, J. E. Bowlin, SN, J. J. Skaggs, SA, K. McFadden, SN, J. J. Simms, SA, W. A. Tollertson, SA, W. Walter, SA, L. W. Childs, SN, J. A. Nash, SA, SECOND ROW Cleft to rightj: F. D. Hawkins, SN, D. V. Page, BM2, T. J. Broderick, BM2, J. P. Brock, BM3, C. E. King, BM2, A. J. Dehel, LTJG, R. E. Smith, BMI, B. C. Blaine, BM3, J. O. Sorensenyde, BM3, E. Splnney, BM3, THIRD ROW Cleft to rightbz C. Lawrence, SN, R. Darby, SN, W. L. Barlow, SN, R. Orr, SA, R. O. Williams, SA, R. Balay, SN, J. R. Waters, SA, A. Crisman, SN, R. Wall, SN, L. Idol, SN, P. L. Jones, SN, FOURTH ROW Cleft to rightl: G. Tyrone, SA, G. H. Boulton, SN, T. Buster, SN, J. Ramsey, SA, J. Delomas, SN, D. G. Owens, SN, R. F. Peters, AA, R. A. Fisher, SA, E. E. McCarty, SA, C, E, Hale, SN, 3rcI DIVISON FRONT ROVV fleit to righti: D. C Reisiiiger, SN, L T, Jacobson. SA, A J. Jesse, SN, H. C Pape. SN, H. D. Warniclc, SA, R. A. Collins, AA, N G. O'Hara, YNSN, B- D- TVGXIGV, SA-5 J. Compoinizzi, SA, W. A, Kovaschetz, SA, W. L. Scan, SA, SECOND Row flair to nghfi. B. A. Rohrman, BM2, E. A. Vifelpley, BM2, H. VV, Mont- gomery, BM2, T. D. Roy, BM3, W. R. Robbins, BMI, G. L. Ehrens, ENS, O. G. Galen, BM2, R. J. Witzkg, BM3, D. E. Wytcherly, BM2, B. B, Lambeth, BM3, THIRD ROW Ileft to rightqz D. Scarbrough, SA, K. R. Clark, SA, W, L. Holloway, SN, E. E. Gallinatti, SN, T. R. Boyd, SN, S. E. Stevens, SN, G. D. Grinnell, SN, A. A. Salvadore, SA, R. J. Turnbull, SN, J, D. Hoinaclci, SN, J. E. Peters, SA, W, R. Scheerer, SN, FOURTH ROW fleft to righti: A. R. Carrizzo, SA, W. T. Harris, SA, R. J. Ronacher, SN, R. A. Frost, SA, D. C. Johnson, SA, S. Dowis, SR, W. M. John, SA, D. L. Dwello, SA, R. D. Doherty, FA, C. R. Shears, SN, D. Alegre, BMSN. f-K i 4'rIw DIVISION FIRST ROW Cleft to rightJ: Hency R. S., SN, Snider, J. R. SN, Howard C. T., SN, West P. D., SN, Wylie C. L., SA, Hodges, R. K., SN, Cronin, J. D., BMSN, Robertson F. A., SN, SECOND ROW: Antianitis C. A., BM3, Page J. H., BM2, Corder J., BMI, Saveikonis A. J., BMC, Altergott H. K., LT, Mercer D. F., BMI, Schlaffer C. R., BM2, Kirby H., BM3, Chapman W. T., BM3, THIRD ROW: Bonito J. A., SN, Louks L, V., SN, Williams T., BMSN, Mclntyre G. P., BMSN, Carozza J. W., SN, Srnithson R. C., SN, Lang R. J., SA, Wilbern T. R., SN, Stewart A. J., FOURTH ROW: Slade A. K., SA, Goddard S. M., SN, Viclcerson R. B., BMSN, Parton J., BMSN, Henderson R. L., SN, Rosetti P. J., BMSN, Areundo L. B., SN. 1 4th DIVISION FIRST ROW lleft to rightlz Wilkinson N. M., SN: HBYQS D. L., SA, Yarson A., SA, Tatum D. N., SN, Hetterman R. vv., BMSN, Clinton W. D., SN: Moore E. C-1 SNI King D. R., BMSN, SECOND ROW: Barbee H. G., BNI3: Wright R. W., BMSN, Cristield A. P., SN, Jones U. H., BM3, Raust D, L., BM2, Snider W. R., BMI, Kaylor H. B., BM2, Howard C. L., BM2, Leasor K., SN, Johnson W. E.. BMSN, THIRD ROW: Roose T., SA, Holsenbeck N. G., SN, Kuala vv. D., SA, Emel A. F. SN, Nilson G. S., SA, YOI3 J, EC SA, Landrum A. D., SN, Landrum C. S., BMSN, Travis M. E., SN, FOURTH ROW: Reabe J. N., SA, MOFVIS W. C., SA, Hill J. J., SN, Tincher J., SN, Latham R. P., SA, Jung J. C., SN, Hall J. H., SN, Burnum A. R., SN. Lan'-'-J bn - .:A.,,, : , ,, ,,-...... . M.. - Y- , 5+Ir DIVISION rwonr mf! r, L 7 ffff Surrarrrera, Gflfjf, Q T, f'f'fff7'4fr 31,119 mem., off92, J A 'Dr 1 H. E. Qfwp, once, P ' 3ffC'1, ' Gf'l'lG3g N. A Qrrrf, I, 541' DC' '71 , K. E. Jorclen, ZA, R 5. '74 CXQZ, : 'f3',3, 2 L. W. ffmrfrzrff, an, fl P f'f'w'-Qffz, f 1 war meier, SN, D, O. Czrrnef, O'. '1Q'., '. , 5. A. Cataldo, GMGSN, 7+I-I DIVISION FRONT ROW lleff To VIQIWTV: LCpI P. J J. A. Cuvo Jr., LCpI W. W. Gersf, PFC - Gall, PFC J. F. Polnfek, PFC M. T. CIROJTKE Smith, SECOND ROW Cleft To rlglwjrz Cof Cpl F. J. I-Iedden, ISTSQT J. H. WrEgFr, Cac? P. ,..-- ,f .,f:: re.. A -..,- -.-,. - . --. - .. R. F. Rose, LCpI R. D. Lenda, PFC E. H. Bro.-m. C .. .. f-A - ISTLT C, W. Baker, GySgT J. F. Dillcey. Col R. -. ' Cpl J. H, Burney, Cpl B. L. Tate, THIRD , 'C rigm. Lcpl D. W. Ridge-Way, PFC H. G we-Sa PFC J. P. SmITI1, LCpl R. A. Hoaflerd, I.Col C:. S. SMMCAS LCpI R. W. Brennan Jr., PFC C. F. Sefzenf PFC T. S. Burke, PFC J. I.. Casey Jr., PFC E. H. Eoeroree 5 ' PFC A. Silvia, FOURTH ROW Cleft To rlglw Bullock, PFC D. R. Blann, LCpl T. A. D Raelwn, I.CpI J. V. Shows, I.Cpl T. F. Bra: Krisel, PVT H. Romeo, l.Cpl G. R. Hufron Balcer Jr., PFC J. S. Shirley, FIFTH ROW PFC J. C. Shaw, PFC W. L. Nusser, LC crombie Jr., PFC R. W. Curry, PFC I.. T. B Elwell, PFC D. R. Scnulflwels Jr., LCS. C. PFC 5. J. Perniciaro Jr, FOX DIVISION FRONT ROW lleft To riglwflg C NN Lan' Garner, FTS, F. B. Fox FTD NN Q Tm Cranford, LT USN: Xlnl Fafus CXXC-L FT2, A. M. Partridge FTI' R. I. L,5's ROVV llvfl ro rlglwrlr J F Sjngg QF SN SA, B. T. Miller. SN' F IM Hibbwd SN FT3: K. C Walker :TS .l F IRAN? 'X 5-X .N Q SA: M. .I. -XIsx.wple- SN G R S ns F llolf To rrglwilg D XX Dax 5 FTS' R . NIA ox Harlw SN' B t Poster SN' L r F of cle Lexrle SN- G t Hazen SN- R -X .n -X Clmson S-X --,- -N Q . 1,- C. .f. I. A:,- . T' x.. .., N.. DZ' 'X :ITS I C -- -I' ,-A '- A -CO 'X L ,... 5 YA-. Cr 1. C .-KO.. CI' I 5.Sx,. CJK N '.N . NR-vw ...- '3 SECCNT 1 KOS l x X Q .W . X X -I .X Q U x x V A ' SX . A ,xx QNX ! . guna, K AM L!,!Su'- i ,gggny-ggpz-fz9ne'gengoyq,n gifsgq , . . - . 5 '!iiuQsisw2I5Jfi .... .1 I Q -N . L C7 DIWNON 3-, I ' f -N II -on .X QXILRI IDX I Wx-I I: Q I?vI1Xb 31N I VX A Xunnnytra X NX X XS LXILONII HOU. I A LX. J If IQIILNICS, Loroww AOL'-X' G, C 'IIC I A Iwgfmn AOC, N on ACI- IHIRLN ROME T. G. f XY Rush-I A027 E. E A. 7I'xGS XX L. IQIINLMIII . 'I.'I.InIx'v AOQ, E, J, 5X N . II A Gannon SA.: G. R. X H QC.. cd AOAA' B. L. Slwlnn, X Q x xx 5X Q L X 'on ACS, R. J. Helm , Q. QS . I .ex SN, E. .'VIaIoIICI'1, N -' 5X- . xusax AO3, G. R G DIVISION .V Gannon SN: J. D. Murphy, AO2g . ,. Qkes' SN- A. D. SpeII, GMG3g R. E. Q Eo V'g':n. AOS, E. L. Sfanley, SN, 'als GYIGT: W. T. Osborn, AO2, H. L. 3. -. 'ougnsyu DCI, E. E. Poff, AOCAQ AOCA: V.. D. HoIIiday, AOIg B. W. :- 'e'fe. GIVIG2, H. E. Forbus, AO2. -. -e'::: Ve, AO3, NN, L. Waller, AOB, LN- 7 J. If'.:LeugrIIIn, SN, W. L. Sfovall, 'vref SN: .. S. Logsdon, SN, C. J. . .'..'re' GMG3g P. I, Farrington, SA: -1 ce. SN, J. L. Hood, AA, G. A. -. ANZ. ACQI: T. J. RIVGST, SA, H. T. 3 ns GI'. 1G3g E. R. He-rnpI'1iII, AO2g 'Ol' 'I SSING. D. B. Usry, LTJGg G. L. 3. 'Sod SNg K. R. Kinney, AN, G. I. '. '. 7cneiI, AO3g G. L. Raiolel, FA, 2' 422: Q. E. STarJIes, AO2g C. L. G DIVISION L ies rg' EH, Q ff. 'lf' 'Q', A E v Qeffgcg ,LQQI Y, Q Iffgnney, A gf ill ll il . ,,v, ' ' LJ u.. 1-Lg . . - 4 A 1- - A I I I I I I E N5 I . . , . - - ff'-I. .,..,.-N- ...W-fvmvf-..-1, '-' 'Z' i Y L ' 'Y 'liaiuniniQiQ8ui1-vsiax5:liiiS.u.n.a-r5iii F5 4 GM DIVISION from mn F, ' ' Pfrlerz, AU7, I. Fa DH '11, ! Pearson, LTC!-Q - 'L 'G' 7 AQQL, P P. Eff, LZ, f Paris, I-ITZ, SECOND RCW L AI-I, A D Footy, fl I, I 2 Sharp, 14.03, If 3 away- G. J. Conlon, I-fl, 1.1 F, 2 R. G. Moore, l-Il. FNIPL :ZW Proof, Am, J. P. C live, 44, 'f - Fleming, AOB, G. A Jaton, file - F' 5: De Gaefano, fall, F. If Wen 422. C 5. G. Splfef, f-.A W DIVISION FRONT ROW: D. R. Barth, GMTSII.: J. .i. J. M. Blalock, GMTSN, M. J. Bose, G77 GMTSN, R. E. Ulrich, C5MT3,: R. H. Fone' Miller, GMTSN, D. A. Glroux, YNEp R. -. D. E. Gipe, SN, SECOND Row. J. PR-Ev G. Winsfead, LTJG, C. N. Andersen, LTJG CWO2, E. L. MaThison, CWOZ: G. L. Ee: Moyce, LCDR, E. A. Heisler, LTJG- J. N R. P. Wilkinson, CVVO2p R. S. GqSTe'.'s: Moore, ETC, THIRD ROW: J. M. Game, Taylor, GMGI, J. W. Blake, EMC: ff. J. C. F. Rumler, GMT3, D. D. Cre3gF':r Waugh, ETR3, H. R. W'lIIams, G'. T2: GMT3, K. C. O'BrOCR, GN'xT3p J. F. RUT' Herbsr, SKI, FOURTH ROW: A. A. G. Ke Johnson, GMT2, D. R. Andrews G'.'TE GMTSN, C. Inj Garrelr, GNITZ- F. D D. J. Sfrafton, GMTSN: A. J. DEg's:: ' Grimm, SN, M. F. Barnett GMRS, L. 'x. A R. L. Balsden, GMTSN, C. D. Eadle G .'T Ie-Ski, GMTSN, J. W. Schxxehwsburg G'-'fl GMT2, H. E. Barren, GM2: W. R. B'ece Rochester, GMT3: E. G. Kfink SN: G. NX R A DIVISION FRONT ROW rlalf to nglwfh NN, L. Sn' P. Nlckee. FA- P. I.. Delagson XIXIFN R. FI. Cline. FA: R. R. l'xs'v'rad'. FN4 D S R. A. Johnson FA- C. R. Xl:De nof' XIXIS FN, H. R. Heath. FA- SECOND ROW . F. J. Schram MMS' G. H xl. lawfg XIXIS MM2, D. 'NIOFHIVIQSFRT 'XIXIQ E L Rx Drasler EM' D E F'Ss'nn:v XIRQ f MRI C. R, -Xzwdel son XIRS D ll O1 -' . SINOIJO, ENS' P -X F-cfifb XIXIX 'V QD righrl. xx L .lawns xxxxs x Q Qw Ax Ffxg E. NN X Hawiiz' FN . G 'qua ag Fronmn F-X L' .I -X 'US'-ang - -x xx P Willie IN H fi -Mex 1-.lc VRF-X . FQLIRHI xnxx .mn ,ww 5 I NI.1I..wx l-X I' I Xl. lx I gw-' ' 'X -X 1 x Ink.-I :NIN xx O 0.,r,- - .x ., Q xx.xIn., xxxx.: I I I., nn x, 5 .x W! ' :Ji P' 'NWWFCVS .L ., u npggnyngpzgf-iqpfrep-5 pq-so unlv::-I E ,Egfr v ., Q 1 ,aiu !X IDIVISICDPJ L-Q. X XX xx K L' Fw U Nash MIVXQV' ,l, J Ngpxxx K A ll 5 ll'l.ffS ' 'N Xl L. SClN1GlLlCl lwlvlgj L' sllkkl xl A l1SL.'LL1ll7 G, Bggkgl Lg Cl-S -' -N Stk-LXND ROLL UNT To riglwrl Q 51 .X L' Xl icbslmk ENL L. E. Wriglwl, yvyf '5'slx . X'-xlf lx ,V Embers, LTJG, R, E. -13' N-'N L ww: KK C YSPHQ ElNll' D. L. Ewlalop-lx, lVlfVll , Q x x Q HND ROLL yell To riglwrlf J. Meraz, ENN . -Qc . CX R J. Halma, ENFN, M, E feb- -X ' C C Sfln ENS- L. J. Park MMS, G, W. jg-i :X . Q 5'X H F-X E. E. SSVLJQV, ENS, FOURTH Qjgx lf' j' 'V D. Nl. Hsxes FN, F. B. Lenhart, ',Wf L ' QMS: li X':N'lFN4 R. M. Coward. MMFN, J. F 255' x :Ny R L Hal F.-X -l. L. Helm, MM2, R. A fR IDIVWSICDPJ RCN' 239- ,e-5' 'Q riglwrlz J. B. Jenezon, MMS, J. P. Ca sof. ENS: C. D. Lamb, MMQ, H. Harvel, EN2, G. D. Se' ' C G. R. Sccff. MM2, J. E. Clark, BT2, D. L. B, 's UV7' Q. ri. Vvflglll, MMS, SECOND ROW Cleft To rgw' - G f Seve-la, FA, M. F. Zuck, FN, W. D. Wingo, FA, Q K wwe FN, R. B. Knebel, FA, R. L. Turner, FA. B LDPJISICDPJ PP, - ,U ff Qi' +9 fgmp: Garris, R. L., FA, l-loude, H.E.1,L, -50, g D 3, EVM, Kffr, R. T., BT3, Kellems, N, .Ex-W, ' afz, Pgmslef, J. E., FN, SDE 4, D L-E :Li Cfcffgfr Q, T,, FN, Pklfsfad, ll. J., FN, Q-Eewe, a Ev : U! ZECCQQ QC!! ffram lell To rlqlwfl: My,-I - ll 5 jfflygkfl L JJ., BT3g Olsen, V, J., 372. 1 L., 1 73 , !!cDcme!d, A A., BTC, R. R. Sur E'C, Eellfloffer, C. E., Bllg Ivey, N, J.. Q, Q M wg, mlm Pow Hmm leff +5 ,,. . A , If :Lf lferfhgyqff I. L., FN, Sweeney, E, I l if 2fQy CCL T Wi, BTI l-luQl'lOE, ' , H f '21 '14Q,,a,l! 1 P., F!-., PlfarQll:, . -Q,N.f f.M'.fcuwwlPcfffHOm MH f,,,,- ,f ff 'Ll flfgjfwflrl E, FN, STGCVE, i L ff H,,, lfp.cNff P G Hw,2wfw fy 1 fl., i 'f 1 'f 13 5 Ely, l'li,Vl3ffVH f 4 f fff, - 1. 1, E, v .1 . 4.5 Y , U l 7 .-my - 1 ,cuuupxuqnnl Wl .... Ll ' l l 1 l - , ' iff 5 -M 1-3 Q, . W. .. 2 . f-MXN gg , . 'V A 1 fl . Q 4 ya A EY usrulblnv nu l- -if-04 19 W .' !'1?n,.,1.,-..r 1 sf? L sll .. h ...-Li . V , M Y . -... ,. .... . - v .v ' - .'5 -...:, :in 1 ns.5. ...f - .-. -N-.1- F ,. .. . . . - -. . '- . .V ,-, -,..-.q..:ff..-uv-1--'r 'f-ff , fla-a-4, , .. 1 ., rv v-'-? ' ' W ' ' B DIVISION FIRST ROW Cfrom left to rightD: Horrall, W. J., FAI Driscol, F. W., FN, Smith, B. C., BT3, Picchioldi, J. E., FN, Duncanson, R. A., FN, Lord, O. F., FA, Nassraway, L. J., BT2, Brothers, F. E., BT3, Killpartrick, J. E., FN, Fernelius, R. D., BT2, SECOND Cfrom left to rightD: Taylor, C. R., BT2, Stout, L. CND BT2, Baldoze, C. R., BTI, Coffin, J. H., BTI, Newman, C. CND BTI, P. W. Blatnicky, ENS, Davis, H. W., BTI, Gill, G. CND, BTI, Kirst, G. CND, BTI, Butler, C. R., BT2, THIRD ROW Cfrom left to rightD: Hamilton, O, J., BTFN, Devlin, R. F., FA, Sundstrom, K. J., BT3, Harris, L. T., BT3, Langl, M. A., FN, Watkins, E. E., BT3, Harbin, R. J., BT3, Rushing, G. CND, FN, Pendleton, J, L., SN, Salyer, S. CND, Axton, T. M., BT2, FOURTH ROW Cfrom left to rightD: Holthhouse, G. H., FA, Neilson, D. L., BT3, Grainger, J. M., BT3, Adams, B. M., BT2, Dryer, J. W., FA, Johnson, R. D., FA, Condrey, L. H., BT3, Keith, G. F., BT3, Peterka, E. N., BT2, Smitherman, F. CND, BT3, Kirkharn, F. A., FA, FIFTH ROW Cfrom left to rightD: Dwello, R. G., BT3, Phillips, R. D., FN, Pope, K. W., FA, Sanderson, W. L., FN, Thompson, L. L., BT2, Clowes, R. L., FN, Drieling, L. K., FN, Cross, R. E., BTFN, Prater, C. W., BT3. B DIVISION FIRST ROW Cfrom left to rightD: Simons, M. CND, FN, Barganier, T. L., FN, Steele, J. P., FA, McDaniel, R. G., FN, Hall, F. D., BT3, Martinez, H. CND, FN, Brown, R. A., FA, Beard, S. L., BT3, SECOND ROW Cfrom left to rightD: McCoy, R. L., BT2, Larsen, R. A., BT2, Krueger, G. H., BTI, Bishop, N. J., BTC, J. M. Watt Jr., LTJG, Tedder, W. C., BRO, Banks, A. F., BTI, Florida, F. E., BTI, Rhodes, D. E., BT2, THIRD ROW Cfrom left to rightD: Atkinson, W. S., FN, Gould, L. G., FN, Smith, W. O., BT3, Stephens, M. D., BT3, Dumont, N. E., BT3, Maddox, J. R., BT3, Carroll, F. M., BT3, Young, H. L., BT3, Moll, A. A., BT3, Baker, E. F., BTFN, FOURTH ROW Cfrom left to rightD: Rowe, N. E. Jr., FA., Love, W. A., FN, Higuet, J. E., BTFA, Sargent, R. E., FN, Shephard, W. G., BT3, Robertson, D. G., FN, Masson, A. M., BT3. E DIVISION FRONT ROW Cleft to rightD: Green, B. H., ICS, Anderson, D. D., ICFN, Leach, E. F. Jr., ICFN, Ritzman, A. L., ICFN, Franson, D. L., ICFN, Hanshaw, K. V., IC3, Hunter, D. L., IC3, Fisher, S. C., IC3, Ledet, H. P., ICFN, Axtell, G. T., IC3, Reilly, R. CnD EM3, SECOND ROW Cleft to rightD Erickson, J. P., IC2, Harrod, F. L., IC2, Sutter, S. F., ICQ, Ruby, J. E., IC2, Lewis, G. A., ICC, LTJG A. P. Shalhoup, LTJG G. E. Abbott, Jr., Chason, A. E., ICI, Anderson, W. C., IC2, Rippy, F. L., IC2, Greene, J. D., lC2, Hepkema, W. H., lC2-, THIRD ROW Cleft to rightD: Merritt, A. R., IC2, Walz, R. R., ICFN, Russell, H. L., ICFN, Etelamaki, D. Nl., FN, Bialousz, W. C., ICFN, Alford, R. G., ICS, Veltman, R. CnD, FN, Van Eps, C. D., IC3, Hill, R. R., ICFN, Hart, P. A., IC3, White, T. L., ICFN, Szecsei, A. I., ICFN, FOURTH ROW Cleft to rightD: Cannon, J. R., ICFA, Egan, D. J., IC3, Moore, E. H., ICFN, Daczewitz, J. M., ICFN, Kessler, E. J., IC3, Folds, R, D., ICB, Gave, A. L. ICFN, Grabiak, W. J., ICFA, Cribbs, B. G., ICFN, Ball C. V., ICFN, Gerwe, W. S., ICFN, Harris, D. V., lC3- Robinson, J. H., ICFN, Howington, J. M., Arendt, D. E. IC3, Jones, W. M., ICB, Revak, E. J., ICFN. I I 1 1 I t J., I vi ' 1' .7 , I -A .3 ww E DIVISION FRONT ROW Cleft to rigbtb: Riley, M. W., FN, Huclcabee, J. S., EM3, Lacbapell, E. C., EMFN, Chard, R. L. FN Stewart, D. L., FA, Canfield, W. P., FA, Sibler, E., EMFN, Evans, T. A., EM3, Faster, R. H., EM3, SECOND ROW Cleft to riglwtlz Yasson, P. P., EM3, Soderena, V. M., EM3, Maclioviak, J. s., EM2, umm, D. vv., EM2, LTJG A. P. Slwallwoup, Nickle, A. R., EMI, Hill, R. K., EM2, Bowker, R- J-, EM21 Murphy, R. Cnj, EM2, THIRD ROW Cleft to riglttjz Duty, J. P., EMFN, Gotham, L. A., EMFN, Richards, D. M., ENIFN, Kackiigmer, D. o., FN, Willing, R. B., FN Hatfield, R. D., EMFN, Grzelalc, R. C., EMFN, Moes, W. H., FA, FOURTH ROW Cleft to riglwtjz Ramakef, J. s., EM3, Light, M. K., EMS, smith, J. A., EMFN, sukei, R. E., FA Broelwl, G. A., EM3, Drogowski, A. A., EMFN. E DIVISION FRONT ROW Cleft to rigbtj: Walter, D. J., FN, Fueclwt- mann, A. J., EM3, Endres, H. R., EM3, Ansetli, G. M. EMFN, Arclwambeau, M. C., FN, Howard, B. D., EM3, Crabtree, G. B., EM2, SECOND ROW Cleft to riglwtjz Kolwut, K. W., FA, Trimble, R. W., EMI, Williams, A. C., ENICS, CWOfW2 N. N. Hardway, LTJG A. P. Sbalboup, LTJG G. E. Abbott, Jr., Green, L. D., ICCA, Cyr, P. A., EMI, Nlillette, J. P., EMFN, THIRD ROW Cleft to rigbtjz Brown, P. O., EM3, Lord, O. L., EM3, Vail, W. H., EMFN, Bradley, W. G., FN, Brown, D. K., FN, Morris, M. J., EM3, Cooper, H. D., EM2, Lambert, D. A., EM2, Kelley, D. J., EM2, FOURTH ROW Cleft to rigbtbz Miklcelsen, R. Crip, EMFN, smith, M. LJ., EM2, Mmeevef, M. qny, EMFN, Snyder, L. C., EMFA, Rodni, J. W., EM3, Clow, D. Nl., EM2, Foster, A. L., EMFA, Billig, D. L., EM3. 1 M DIVISION FRONT ROW Cleft to rightjz R. L. Hawkins, FA, F. Pal- misano, FA, F. T. Strang, FN, S. B. Hudson, FN, V. S. Nuzzolese, FA, B. J. Webb, FN, D. E. Cole, FA, SECOND ROW: R. Tegeder, MM3, R. D. Lucas, MM3, W. R. Hay- ward, MM2, R. L. Player, MMI, C. N. Raley, CWO2, W. E. Frye, MM2, W. S. Greer, MM3, S. W. Fulkerson, MM2p C. F. Webb, MM3, THIRD ROW: R. L. Morris, FA, C. A. Forbes, FN, S. VV. Bates, FA, J. R. Worslwam, FN, J. A. Zarnowski, MM3, C. C. Van Ark, FA, B. A. Senter, FN, A. D. Ricker, FN, D. E. Stiltner, FA, J. M. Williams, FN: FOURTH ROW: D. C. Carty, FN, W. E. Wbitebead, MM3, R. E. Mott, MM3, T. R. Hockman, FA, R. L. Kirlcham, FA, E. D. Criger, FN, E. W. Curtis, FN, V. L. Freeman, MMFN, G. F. Egri, MMFN. I 'I I 3 I lil I I' IM l nil 5 R , fm- ,NI .A- , ,R Q Q M DIVISION Ppoi-if Pon r H Www. Pff. f - -' '5P1rifJf:r5, FP! P. K F'f 1'f :Lf 'If' rf 1'i 1!i FI' Daivs, FN, M. D I.aore2',iJe, FA, 3 'ff NI. J. Ariles, FII, II. P Lofffi, FP, F' J f.',1, SECOND RON. C. A 24192, fff'f3, F If f2 'f. 'ff L. R. 'NiIIiarn5, Ifffff l- i 92f'3F, 'If-772 4 5' ff: MMC, M. Donner, ana, C P bww. F 7 NINI2, J. R. Waskeffica, ffiffl U- L- ff! : ' 'f'f'i, 9 Helf, NINI3, THIRD RON: D. Ziff 'Z :'I. .. F be-rg, FA, J. R. Worsbarri, FIJ, -' E -4455, :A . Hambrick, FN, D. L. Forbes, FN, i' 'I ffa fe' x, R. G. GiIberTson, FN, E. H. Cfrla, Fl, If G Gb FA, T. Hilton, FN, B. N. Href, FF: FCJV' 5211 R. B. Reid, FN, R. L. Strain, FII, C. A Dax 5.4, ' Trespasso, FA, G. A. BQII, FA, ff. flclar e FV. If Covvger, FN, T. R. CIanron, Fi-1, R. D Ko-er L '.-- J Wear, FA, J. Jaworski, FA. M DIVISION FRONT ROW: W. R. Clark, MM2, D. J. Cienfre. e D. L. O'DeII, FN, B. CI'1ISoIm, MM3, F. .'.'.:,i,e,, E. FiIipuT, MNI2, R. G. GrundeI, MMS, H. R. Tnornas, W. H. Kimber, FN, W. O. Ryder, FN, SECOND RO D. Robbins, NINI2, R. B. Loveff, MM2, T. H. Eookeri 'i'. J. R. Harden, MMI, E. P. Sf. Jonn, MI. -C, J. i-. ine LT, R. A. Rose, MMC, B. G. Bishop, .I. ,.'.'U: L. D. -' sfrom, MMI, R. E. !VIcCarroII, MM2, R. E. Fame THIRD ROW: S. D. Newberry, NIJVI3, N.. D. iw' FA, J. J. Gufvvein, IVINIFN, C. W. Ne-wcomo ' I Havens, MM3, H. L. Smifb, FN, T. S. B:rs'ee. '..I.' N D. S. Simmons, NINI3, D. J. Sbeoparo, FAA: D. F. Ei: NIM3, FOURTH ROW: J. J. BeIIina, fVLNI.3, L. Com-. MM3, NI. NI. O'NeaI, FA, J. D. Gore, VIN'-:Nr I.. Theisen, FN, P. E. Squibb. FN, J. D. Sanders. FN, R Hracbovec, FA, J. C. Barnes. FN, FIFTH RON.: Hollenbeck, FN, K. V. WrigbT, FA, E. C. Krorf FA- II Gibson, FA, K. G. Scruggs, MM2' E. J. iVicCel5e i. VN' N H. W. Osborne, FA, R. I. McVay. FN, E. '..f'a'rs X R DIVISION FRONT ROW Ile-It To rigI1TI: F. M. XXa'ne'. FX' H Kidder, FN, J. Waits, SFM2, J. G. Harp, F-X, C. Rea FA, R. J. Kennedy. FN, J. E. Tate, FA: R. NI. Snsder D D. R. Smallwood, DC2, M. E. Burke. FN: SECOND RTN Ileff to rigI1TI: H. M. Ladd. DCI: C. R. XI sf D D. G. WiIIiams, DCI: L. M. Raines N I- J. K. Slfge SFCS, K. S. Lea, ENS: W L. Doogbs LTJG S L K LTJG, D. E. Median DCC- XI. E. SLIICD DCT NI Watkins, DCI, D. G. SIinnfvIer F-X' THIRD RO' rIgbII: D. LX. Lanuour FN' D. Go-'s FA I Q I I DCS, IT VV Meeks FN- R R NIOf'fgu 'S 'X - Dalton. FN: R. I. Fwank, FN F L Iv W x J Y I Ovorcash FA: -X W Nelson FN. -Q 1. I F. S. NIacoinIwr UCI, rOLIRTFI RON-X , J. LT Ixrob. LKLT .I 'IF Hugfwsg FN H XX' X ID. M. OTLHQIQ. FN O L7 Iiexiio FN . . . IX .I R. M. I!uinpIi:'L-3 LKFI .I P Sn fi. .1 x . IN' R II Tomo: IN I. XII IIa su FN R DIVISION kg .nr IJQQX' RCU X L Q 'M'-'S IN lx I Iriglii IAM bl VX-A 5,-gg: 'A I x f Pl P D Illsim FA M. lnl DFW SVS ' ' bi xsiw YN K li Bkklx SIMS- PA LV Q'-Q-xxw 'iq 'S S XSQX SHR.: J A Jarolos Ji., FA, SEQFNS we S . 5 sox SHI? B iixl Xkwlkci' SFP35 Q Ui CCW 5? If 5 N Swexriweii SFI- J. E. Smilli, SFC, V, x.:,x.- s .vw sim is N. Simi. sri, H, Q SSD: H C I1 'XXQS SFP2 THIRD ROVV: J, E, H i 9 A O H frhrs FA, E Ii. Simon, FA, J, R, uw SATIN Ill D SFQIIQS SFPS4 If Cv. Quarles, FA, J S Gifvf D 33 A- Ricii, SFM3- R. C. Zdrodovvski, X C 5 VII? OA DIVISION IRON' ROY. ,elf To rigliflz J, R. Holmes,-AG3, I. J. Bebe' AGS' R. H. Jessup, AG2, E. W. Barnefle, AGI, L7 D. Fefe- R. W. Se-ngbuslw, AKCS, H. W. Kesferson, AG27 F. A.. Woodruff, AG3, C. M. McPherson, AG3, SECOND ROI. eff Io riglwllq D. J. Weigel, AG3, G. N. '3'57 'T5'ES. A-GAN: E. I... Bechtel, AA, W. H. Kaster, AGAN, ff Greco, AN, M. J, Berry, AG3, P. B. S'eve r. AN, B. C. Usher, AGAN. 1 OC DIVISON FROM' 'PCL' Nei' 'Q riglwh: M. J. Nevins, AC3, V. Nl. Vifeie, Afg 'f-. C, Senkc-rich, AN, A. NI, Zook, AN: J. A Syefz, ,LC,L',., S. E. Holland, AC3, J. R. Poirier, FG, ff- E H':5e'le , AC!-N, J. C. Lorirrwor, AN, BACK RCI!! 'qi' , fy- I P, R, flrigrii, CDR J. E. Slevensorm, E JJ 5 E'C'iC1', A -. g R. C. Harnilfori, AN, K. E. Kizzar, .'-Q22 E I ,Q 472 LCV, G. E. Tfiffliljf, ACCS, C. H. Blair, Alf, G E .L ef, LCC, D. L. Dennis, AN, A. W. ,fe g MQ, L. C. Pouifof., ACI, jzljyyv ff. Q Gggri, LCAN, J. A. Voss, ACI, . LCE? J ,If gfmoml LCE, R. R. D'Aquir1r1, I- 5 'V ef! ,Lrq V4 E, Figffiimgf -lv. lNall4QI', F ,a lr I-fi, ' f fm. f q-Lnlvlllcllllf 4 1933 !nqoaigu:i.re Q 1 ruy,sno ,.-euf flllig . . ' 15, ,,,,g, .7 .. aa A gw aan. 5 , ,- , . , ,-- 3 ,, I A l nraulfl I . ' 'F .af A -I I .aplb , .- ' . 1 ' - ' . ' . I f' I -1 ' 7 - . .- ' ' -Q-pdivsan.-eqinmuaubcin-ii. ':a - asnifwhu- 2 vnu ' f...L4.-W.-.4 2 ' ' ' ' WWW M. E. Gollon, SN, R. F. Miller, RDSN, S:CCX OI DIVISION FRONT ROI!! Weir Io f I P -. f' 'Ll NICGUITX, SN, J .I Goa' LDS!-, , rf 7 RDSN, J. R. Chailfiii ill, V- I f! ' 1 ,J If ff RDSN, R. HI, Rorrlimiri., CII, 3?'.Z'hL RU! L ', J. H. Bene-field, RD3, L. C. Rf'Z3, 9532 F' 1 ff: RD2, A. E. Turluffill, PLT. J Fi 9333 Dlfif Beach, LTJG, R. L. Grafo., 952: ff. 521, LZZ, Dewitt, RDS, IN, 'ff Cwififi, PDQ, THIRD :ZH rightlz W. E. Thierne, SH, T. E Teryoaf, KL!-f Haworth, RDSA, G. A Sffnnef, PDE, ,. T ' aaa C. L. Linex, SN, C. R. Elise, PDE, 3. L, fic 1' ,., R H. D. Mullinax, SN, W. O. Rafrlorno, f-fi, FOP ,f Cleff To righiyz R. H. Dorson, RDS!-, ff.. Sfaze C. W. Mills, RD3, G. E. Deoes, SN, IH. T. Z'Cz L L. A. Lueben, RD3, M. M, Walker, SN, T. F. 'a ee 3 W. G. BUVIOVI, RDSN, H. EIl'oT+, RDS!-. OI DIVISION FIRST ROW Cleil To righfl: R. E. Mon'5C SN Younf, SN, W. Schlabach, RD3, R. L. Day.-aeif, SN: Luehrn, SN, J. L. Clowers, SN, F. H. Whse e', . ,- . f-N Cleft To righfjz F. C. Halberg, RD2, G. D. H242 R. H. Steele, RDI, J. T. McMahon. RDC, Cl. K. C5 J. E. Wall, LT, W. H, Frick, CDR: T. K. oamconn. -I Beuris, LT, M. E. Corless, ENS, C. W. Fouooan P. L. Brown, RDI, W. Meyers, RD2, THIRD RCM To righllz L. A. Mohr, RD3, M. J. Fonrerof. RDS Cline, RD3, L. H. Robbins, RDS, S. L. Fierce, SN Dixon, SN, W. G. Honley, SN, L. H. :N-'Iar'ef. SN Mitchell, SN, W. F. Martin, RDSA, FOURTH RON To righflz R. F. Kenney, RDSN, L. G. Callis. RDS Shannon, RD3, D. K. Gourley, SN, D. T. Com' C. C. Chrisco, RD3, R, E. Chandler, RD2, J. C. Rus J. R. Cufhberfson, SA. OE DIVISION FIRST ROW IlefT Io righTT: J. M. Bricken SN' 'I Gillen, ETR2, N. J. Slroh, ETRSN: J. NI. Rslrona R D. C. Wilkerson, ETR2: C. S. Sclvaad. YYSN- Apperson, ETRSN, J. F. Vanek, ETNSN: F' Q. S X ETNSN, D. F. Sock, ETNSN: J. R. Snodqsss N SECOND ROW Ilefi' To riglwrh C. NI, Pareffe ETN2 ll Chopp, ETN2, N. S. Bundy ETN2: J. NI. XXa's's ETC H. J, Drez, LT J. E. Crickavr WOT XX Lee R XI -XR ETCA, T. L. Kennedy. ETN2: A. E. John' YR? X Smith, ETN3: THIRD ROW' -,laif To vlghfl , T Jr., ETR2, J. D. Follow ETNZ: X-I. B Dale L VT' Nliller, ETR3: R J, MCNSH' ETRSN' C F F-Isl E. L. Burnlev, ETNS-X, T. XIX' C I-Iain EW ' ETN2: D. S. Gilmore ETNSN- X. C V Roberrs, SNf FOURTH ROW QW' fo - x ETNSNg R. R Henri? EIR3- C E Rid I Eclwarfls LTRS: A C.1nwLwII SN L X ETNSA: P. R. Goode FTR3 B. PsVwQ 'RSX Slronq. LTRS R A LX:?lXon FTR3' XFX mf IVL.VXf,SIS1!1iOI'Cl FTNQ3 R H Splv FTR.X N 5 ETNLI: I. S Kiinwr LTNJ4 I S, Snxxfv T FIRQT, G I Dub? FTRT H, J. Sf' ir-XI' I LINK I-I A Swilli LVIRX- U I T x I N 1 .J I X X xX' NW --.-- X. I -fu . N953 ,, I !!g.,,-ur: rg ' E ..,I,:,... at i M V N .. ,, . .. V Y VY 4 A A A 'H ' ' ' A A 'H . ? ?'i'f'F f f ff'P?frf?39 ' 5 I I I mai I I I GP DlVlSlQN X . LX AIX R Sm ur I X311 JNL? I LN SMH . KC. l F l'lLlx'1I,qII SA Q I SI fc I.5:'rIJg I. ,I A Q XXOIITQQIIQQ PHQ I N L .su 5 .QPR G. XY. VMII11 A' If we PM .I I. Img PHIVG. E ' Q 'F 'O glw G. A. Cramlnll Q C H gr lin ANA C. F. Smllll, 'H-RX Q xx FQILIIIS AN, ra W X. A-X 5. J Mecflmlorwe, PTAA . . F Lgxxls F'Hfg D.Wl1i1e 594 X F Gomge AN, P. F. Wimlers RX S G G: I.II AN' E. R. Hall, AA . i M ' L. ,' ,I C R DIVISION , 1 -gmt g E. Haakenson, RM3, R. W. l 3. l. Svlvesrer, SN, C. C. Nabors, RM3 ' NS- R. F. S-virlw, SA, F. P. Cliimenri, SA, x Dlx? SECCND ROW flelr To rlglwljz M. W. F. Dells, RM3,: T. L. Mikulec, RM2, D. 5 . F. .N IklrIs, TEfRMlD, H. Hester, RMCA, MS: D. L. I-lefclw, RMl, F. E. VVeSl', RMl, . F. C. Severe, RM2, H. A. Wyar, SN, e ': 'QFT 1 P. D. Costello, RMS, J. E i D. .'lL.:ahy, RMSA, D. Z. Ayers, RM3 ' lr A. S. Earof, RMSN, H. G. Ayo, RMSN, . Q. Roach, RMSN, J. E. Zeiger, RMSN, 2'.'SN. CR DIVISION I -' ,, ff jg iw.. I 'f 'fgf',.: F. H. Loclcley, RM3g T. M. 'F I. i, QMS!-g D. P. Lflllf. QMSA,: D. B. 1 'Earth P!'!I'3, P. D. Ames, SA, VV. K. .' Eff . F'I'f'?g D L. Carroll, RMSAg QECCHL DUI! 'Jeff To rigl'I'rI: L. V. .f3'y f, Wffg 9. UV. Monro, RM2g ' Gee. PMT, F. P. Hooper, LTJG, ' f- :f,'Jfg, LL2, C. F. Sfralmm, RMZQ Q 2 ff. perm, PIM, THIRD ROW xfggji P!!-32 J, H. lffelluorn, l-?MSNg I fi Qffyggbyf, Pfvljg J. P. Green, I 372' Q E, QIIFITIJ, PNIQLJQ J. J. A QE. Dlfiljj D, A, ZaIJrIl3rfItlver, I l l 33 -f--www' . A -aign..a......ssm.Q.....,..aemriiiP f ,-J...1 - 5--,. -.qi Y 1---:nr M.,u.w,.-aa: r-f'wH-eh-If I 'H ' 1 CS DIVISION FIRST ROW: Crawford, W. R., SM2, Carroll, R. J., SM2, Cramer, R. O., SMI, Reno, W. F., SMCA, Ross, H, R., ENS! Argent, B. H., ENS, Aiken, W. W., SMCS, Senick, J. INjf SM2, Marshall, M. F., SM2, Jordan, L. V., SM2, SECOND ROW: Speare, V. S., SMSA, Griffin, A. A., SN, Creel, G. R., SA, Johnson, T. L., SM3, Moorman, R. B., SM3, Rice, C. L., SN, Gallinari, J., SN, Bryant, E. A., SM3, THIRD ROW2 Kallenbach, J. H., SMSA, Ervin, B. G., SN, Davis, W. W., BM3, Antrim, D. T., SN, Passmore, J., SMSN, Byrd, R-1 SMSA. V-I DIVISION FRONT ROW Ileft to rightj: R. D. Rice, AN, R. H. Shaffer, AN, T. D. Clayton, AA, D. A. Covely, AA, D. W. Geddings, AN, J. W. Thomas, AN, J. W. Halliday, AN, S. Inj Christopher, AMSAN, M. F. Maynard, AA, SECOND ROW Ileft to rightj: R. H. Williams, ABH3, G. A. Osen- toski, ADR3, D. R. Lane, ABH3, C. T. Cox, ABHC, R. L. Pfeiff, LCDR, J. A. Odom, ABH2, J. C. Gough, ABH2, N. L. Goldinger, ABH3, J. R. Bradley, AN, THIRD ROW Ileft to rightj: R. J. Kingsley, AN, J. W. McGee, AN, R. E. Mikels, AR, L. A. Royale, AA, J. H. Albers, AN, F. B. Harris, AA, R. W. Apitzsch, AN, R. L. Johnson, AN, R. E. Millspaugh, AN, D. S. Bastain, AN, S. A. Bedsun, AA, FOURTH ROW Ileft to right: B. R. Nance, AN, T. A. Burton, AA, E. B. Brown, AN, A. M. Regalski, AA, De- Shazer, D. W., ABHAN, J. D. Johnson, SA, P. J. Barone, AN, E. N. Hudgins, AN, J. L. Wilgus, ACAN, R. V. Turner, AN, F. Inj Fett, AN, J. B. Jacobsen, AA, R. W. Croteau, AN, P. E. Wyche, AA, J. G. Thompson, AN, D. L. Mace, AN, S. J. Gligros, AN. V-I DIVISION FRONT ROW Ileft to rightjz G. G. Smith, AN, B. L. Akins, AN, M. J. Hanson, AA, R. E. Meserve, AN, E. L. Merrick, SN, R. L. Soncrainte, AN, A. J. Powers, AN, M. W. Bailey, AA, A. Inj Delacruz, AA, R. E. Stuckmeyer, AN, SECOND ROW Ileft to rightj: J. F. Memmer, ABH3, J. L. Griffith, AC2, W. G. Davis, AO3, R. G. Austin, ABHI, W. A. Pickens, LT, J. D. Muttie, ABHI, R. F. Widay, ABH3, A. B. Gregory, AN, F. T. Lindau, AE3, THIRD ROW Ileft to rightj: K. D. Knudson, AA, F. T. Midkiff, AA, D. J. Clark, AA, F. L. Schorling, AN, O. E. Jones, AN, A. D. Lewis, AN, J. L. Long, AN, R. L. Fleming, AA, L. T. Ison, AN, R. E. Mikels, AR, FOURTH ROW Ileft to rightj: T. E. Carter, AN, J. R. Pitts, AN, B. C. Adams, AN, L. E. Read, AA, G. B. Ward, AA, J. R. Genghini, AA, J. A. Renaud, AN, J. C. Cone, AA, C. W. Thomas, AN, R. J. Cooper, AN. - 'S if: 110115 V Q . 'f92P !9lPP'I'vb?nlr-r 5 I rs nn :sf-fwfr saunrl. -.,+ - A. -,- . -JD ARD C V-I DIVISION FRONT ROW Cleft to rightbz J. B. Adcock, AN, R, T. Agostinnelli, AN, M. B. Meachan, AA, D. S. Conover, AN, L. W. Nelson, AA, C. G. Jourdan, AA, L. A. Shepherd, AN, D. L. Bell, AA, R. F. Doolittle, AA, T. vv. Rickert, AN, SECOND Row Cleft to rightbz B. E. Duke, ABHAN, B. C. Hopkins, ABH3, G. F. Scharlott, ABH3, D. E. Gilbert, ABHI, F. E. Greenwell, ABHCA, A. W. Motley, CDR, L. A. Boberg, LTJG, C. H. McCoy, ABHI, J, L, Riqe, ABH2, C. A. Butts, ABH3, J. M. Whalen, AOS, THIRD Row Cleft fe rightj: R. L. Adams, AA, vv. Q. iviergen, AR, D. A. Mason, AA, J. H. Reneau, AA, F. E. Overton, AA, D. M. Whalen, AA, G. T. Woodruff, AN, J. L. Tumblin, AA, R. C. Childress, AN, R. L. Latham, AN, G. L. Coon, AA, J. H. Rem, AA, FOURTH Row Cleft to rightj: B. J. Wilson, AN, D. G. Latham, AN, J. F. Macrdell, AA, V. M. Dean, AA, W. W. Whitaker, AN, R. L. Murphy, AA, G. L. Lubbers, AN, W. K. Westbrook, AA, A. J. Pate, AN, A. B. Stavis, AA, T. J. Bound, AN, J. G. Swenson, AN. .A 'Im :I w gp Q.. i-044' , 1 ZEF V-2 DIVISION FRONT ROW Cleft to rightjz S. M. Ruoss, AN, L. R. Robinson, ABEAN, W. A. Wilson, AN, F. S. Needs, AN, F. E. Cox, ABEAN, F. A. Omlor, AA, W. H. Thompson, AA, R. W. Dickens, AN, K. L. Watson, AN, SECOND ROW Cleft to rightj: G. A. Durden, ABE3, J. R. Barrow, ABE3, J. J. Markowitz, ABE2, J. E. Zimmer, ABHC, R. D. Bishop, LT, R. E. Lowery, ABEI, B. J. Dalton, ABE2, G. A. Hasty, ABE3, J. D. Eberly, ABE3, THIRD ROW Cleft to rightbz A. D. Ervin, AN, K. R. Boiarski, AA, R. A. Meyn, AN, W. F. Kossbiel, AA, E. L. Thompson, AN, F. Cnj Laimo, ABEAN, W. E. Truxall, AN, J. A. Evensen, AA, R. E. Detlef, AA, FOURTH ROW Cleft to rightjz J. T. Oliver, AN, H. G. Bailey, ABE3, J. J. Langenloacher, AN, C. A. Wick, AA, L. M. Moseley, ABE3, G. D. Frazier, ABE3, C. J. Smith, AN, G. B. Reigel, AN. X E V-2 DIVISION FRONT ROW Cleft to rightjz R. J. Kick, AA, R. W. Bielby, AN, W. M. Williamson, ABE3, S. A. Herndon, AN, W. H. O'Neal, ABEAN, K. R. Herman, AN, G. W. Barrett, AA, D. C. Tate, AN, SECOND ROW Cleft to rightj: W. D. Gibson, ABE2, A. Chipperfielcl, ABE2, W. E. Whitney, ABE2, T. G. Higgins, LT, V. C. Sledge, LTJG, D. J. Burgess, ABEI, R. M. Briggs, ABH3, R. F. Tempe, ADJ3, THIRD ROW Cleft to rightj: R. L. Faling, AA, J. W. Atglfiley, AN, J, C. Fitchner, ADR3, N. C. Faling, AN, R. H. Andre-tta, AN, J. R. Cooper, ABE3, D. W. Chapman, AA, R. E. Haney, AA, FOURTH ROW Cleft to rightj: G. A. Keel, AN, G. R. Rose, AN, L. H. Heston, AN, L. A. Highy, AN, R. E. Shepherd, AN, D. A. Delaria, AN, R. G. Cooper, AA. J ,V Y 'MMM I ,,,, -e- . f . . ,, , - I . ' , - A -- . ' I . ' warns :usp-.nn Qi ' '- V-2 DIVISION ARRESTING GEAR. V-3 DIVISION FRONT ROW Ciefi To righfjz A. R. Kleis, AN, E. W. Kosmark, AN, QT. D. Cruise, AN, E. H. Alderman, ABH2, W. lVIcNaIob, ABHI, N. H. Andrew, LCDR, L. L. Clark, ABH2, E. G. Cleavenger, ABH3, J. R. Downie, AA, L. D. Stewart, AA, W. S. Kares, AN, SECOND ROW Ueff To righrj: L. N. OIiver, AN, H, Hinds, AN, L. R. Cluckey, AN, E. V. Blackmon, AA, B. J. Alexander, AA, R. A. Lewis, AN, J. Donahue, AN, J. E. Tingen, AN, J. F. Jackson, AN, D. A. Hall, AN, T. N. SIUTsky, AA, THIRD ROW Cleft To righfjz E. R. Prince, AN, R. D. Qualkenbuslri, AN, J. J. Carofenufo, AA, N. J. MiIIer, AA, R. NI. Peters, AN, W. R. Meinz, AA, H. W. Parton, AN, G. G. Karns, AA. C, v-2 DIVISION Fnoiir Row Herr rf, fifwf i 1 LM C ifyardl ,Lit-XI, D. A. Laridrriark, LH, R ! fliiiarree, ASEAN s. Rapid, ABEAN, Q. L. aww, P851 ri. 2 221:-.ef+ ABEAN, R. G. Heridfirsori, SM G A A252 SECOND QOVV Neff 10 right, P, D. Mead, 4552, E, fi Forde, ABE3, N. T. Lage, AHC2, ff.. .. wwf, A352 Vij. Hager, BBSIBVECLIE, F E A-f ?.igf ABE2, R. B. Jones, ABE2, G. G. Morice, ABE2, P. P Goggelinl AMS3, THIRD Ffoiff ,IGH To VQLIZ' J. F Westfall, AN, R. 32155, A-Ni E- K1 DUTTOW 'LIU Cf C Didyrnus, AN, W. S. Srni'rI'i, ABE3, S. L. Force, SN, G. I Hawk, AA, J. W. Allrnan, AN, L. '!. Vfiiaora, ANIS3. V-3 DIVISION FRONT ROW Ueff To rigI1TI: A. R. Barneife, AN' K. I. Nicholas, AN, H. Lewis, AA, C. E. Brown. ABI-IZ: H. E Mathews, LTJG, C. A. Sandioop, ABH3, R. J. C '- wood, AN, B. R. Parferson, AA, B. K. Jones, AN, S'- ROW iIefT fo righibz J. H. Humphrey. ABHAAQ F. C. Mondello, AA, E. A. Brooks, AN, M, C. xvhvffaw AN J. F. Gavigan, AA: L. U. Brogdon. AN: D. E. Adams. ABHAA, J. D. Ashley, AN, J, W. Thompson, A: THIRD ROW Cleft To righfiz R. .A. Barge-r. AA, E H. I . AN' A. G. King, AN, C. J. Corsenfino, AA, J. C. Plif 13+ N. F. Forney, AA: VV. D. Wiiiie. AN: D E. AN in W' I 'ET TTY A 9l:O! PQ'F'F5QfhlliI!l'vIhlll'nll!pl'ntlQQPEI-HEUIEPf,lffyayzil!1g':g! I .. 'A . .' I ' ' ' an V4 DIVISION 5 X . X I x X . i. 'wx ' ' Rx Ii 'X I- C XI X N X Oxt XVIII I.-II X ' - XB! F -Il- R I1 I I- XI Xi 55551 .. Mg, - 5 X -I To +C? QCII QCII IQ ' X C A A K 'Q .5 sf IIC'-ii x -X -Q X I -I eww I Ii ' . rf: our AA X 5 N A Q Forts' AA- .. x DC 'Y -KN C A. f ' gs -X-X L B. X I -AX Q . Veins A-X .I A. I 4 -A-R HFTH ROXX Cleft f T' 'ii -:.:g:'nei N- R D. N ' ' AN , lx Wiggins AN, -r N i .:'a::' -NBP-RN E W. Wie- 1 Agw- ga 'wi of V-6 DIVISION 5 1 L atm, f, E. M., C A I ff' Zin , , T. D., .L-N2 Ezf E E if HC 'rea R. F, A-III I l , 5 fb Ill, Golflifnztln, 1 ' LUE2 I,:5 er, R. lf, Q ,113 '., L'Q Haw YC' E E, ' L'f,J'V iff fl F 9, I-HEC, ffmll-'E'y, ' ' LT',', fe f Q ff' CHO-2, 1 ',,,,C,3 f. 'ff ALDC- Helton, , fyf,-' '.ff',f:, , T , i-ffl-IQ, .'.', ,L' 'Jenn I, AN2 1 , f- I-'53, I' 9 H F, , I ' j,fgr,Q C, , f'D,3, ,-,, f f. 2 L Qi, Huqtm-',. fflf 'L 2 vc: Q, 1 LDI32 ,Qi f,'L ,ful lf' f,L!lE'i, L 1. X. If ','i, f, llf: , , , Q , f4llI '1, 1 C ,Ig P mmf. fl X l!','g 1. .1 ,,,-,iw 7 , V-4 DIVISION FRONT ROW Clett to riglwtjz H, B. Johnson, AN, R. Nleclina, AN, P. A. Guerrero, ABF3, H. E. Hampton, ABF2, G. R. Bakker, ABEI, W. D. Castro, ABE3, D. L. Lally, AA, V. Coccia, AA, T. B. Eaton, AN, C. E. Edmonds, AA, SECOND ROW Clett to rightjz J. C. Foster, AN, C. Clark, AN, L. L. McKee, AN, R. W. Boulton, AN, R. E. George, AA, T. J. Dolinsky, AN, T. L. Chewing, AA, P. VV, Norris, ABEAN, S. H. Monson, AN, THIRD ROW Cleft to riglwtjz R. A. Lenois, AN, R. R. Firesheets, AN, K. E. Garrison, AA, F. V. Geer, AN, G. F. McMahon, AN, C. R. Cowan, AA, iiwwf' 'I W4 .,.. . . , :IQ ' . 4 AW 'HI M-1' 'H M . I gli 40 238 HU-2 FRONT PO!! Well V0 V'j f 'L f lffv' D . Burnett, ADP2, ll D. Kf:'mi'Jf, LLP .. .1 F' Z MCDUHS, lCDP L. P. f-lawzr fO'C,, ..',', , 11' 5461 LUG J, ,LM pf.fJQfgQfl, U E Lx, Lffr' , 1 ,Q f '-,,',,f, AT2, SECOND RO!! 'Zefr ro rffl, , P C irc , 42194. F. Vandergeeel, All, D A Hr 'e, PDPZ, - H,',,g, ADRATN-l, C. ffl. l-l51zf:lff90'l, LDPAHIQ E 5' Q. FLR2 G. K. Duncan, LMH3, J. T. HI gon, Al FLAG FRONT ROW Clefl' To rlglwfjz R. A. Crosby, RMS: D. .L Banyar, RMT, J. D. Payne, PTT, R. S. Reynolds, RTC LTJG P. T. Masar, G. D. McQueen, YNC, R. L. Room. CNT M. L. Holland, YNT, W. C. Bremen, YN3g K. D. lVf fET' QMS, SECOND ROW ClefT To rigl1TU: R. M. Cnafeleln LfCpl, R. G. Nlclvor, L,'Cplg R. H. Wllllefns, CTE.: D, .i Blankenship, SN, J. A. Kirkwood, RMSN, G. D. . Jose, SN L. R. Sfelovv, RMSN, R. L. Sfuck, RMSN: R. E. F'ef'es. SN FLAG 'N FRONT ROW llefl' To riglnll: P. P. Mercer UFS' K. J Davenport, MU3: C. Agbuva. SDT- F R55-'fa SDC' .L C Lundgren, MUCg L. .l. Freeman CTC' E N. Nqlwlsrn CTT, R. C. Havens. MUS: H. O. Sxxsvllex Cf 'NL ROW Cleft. to riglwfl: Y. T. Nlonroxa TN 2 F MUSN: A. C. Tugade TN- R A. Hearn Q ' V-5X K. L. Blake. SN: F. G. lvorws XXUSN' 5. l ' me CTSN T. ,l, Elmer MLlSNf XX' A Ganrwaxx ax 'ULSNA J D 1 .F TN, THIRD ROXN .lolr fo rlglwrl- O R. R, :'g.:- .l. K. Riflwwond NXNUSN- .l. B Duma XM Fl T Q DP. MUSN' -X. B Elwrlvclw. NXUSN- P Nazquet NMSN .laCOLWS9n. KWSN- S R XXOHQ XXUSN D -X l' MUSN FQ?-.' QC.. el' 'o 'fgofl D. C. Bensman, C535 W. N. 535' ISS 2 J.. .Y Ieois, AMH3: C. VV. RITcI'1a, AB25 E 2 3:35 552: C. 'Aorre-II, C535 A. V. Medeiros, :SSX SEICNI Q23 e?f TO rIgI1TI: J. E. Ross, C535 2 - f'e:4'a SN5 F. 5. Lloperr, SK35 H. A. Dunlap, CSC' : . 's:'. CSC: G. fi. Ward, C535 R. J. Johnson, :if - 4':.'. ss. SN: 'HIRE ROW Ile-If To righfjz Q 'eze-. 1' .3: 3. '.'. Day, C525 J. P. Moore, C535 I 35:4 CSE: ,. f Green, C535 J. C. Lyons, CSI, lzj-,' :'Qf. ' . 55 f gf' 5 P f'ef ef. CEZIIJ R H- ama. C12 ' . fe. G L Dfwaff. '39, 1- C- ANE, ft-LQ r , Qjii : ff, fIf1+qP4eII, C525 ,, 335 1 1 1,5 :Econo pow Neff I 4 L iq., ,jfr 'jg' ff, 'fl Jqhrson, CSE: .4 g ,,., 'J V Q Q 2'1 fl. C525 C. N. Mead-2, SN5 - 1 A 'JL' Q 5' 59,75 QQ2, C E Ffeoefdf, C331 Z 'Img L ff,-filfgf QM 5?4?iai!'Lau' lnbklliiilf . .' A ' -f f'551v4z'1-F'-lfff I , 9:9-nepgupqlnpununwuhs-rapnnno-31:5-1il!!5fr-zvvrsvuns-:p a h 5'Qh.,s ,ui . Q . '-- --A,M -1 - '- SMI DIVISION -xfx ixhx C S X X' FIX.: IIVUIV 5 bx: o Q Q 5 bx M. I 54-X IH-'-I-115 X 5xbX I I Us . I Sxf Eu ww Q XII XI SN ,xxx - , :-X . . .N . -1 hX hun nk XX G. SX X 4 5'xf Slffxlx QfX'X . W' TO IIQINIJ 5 5 .5 . 5x5 x.9Sx'.2 'X SKJ Lawn? IJ ,I gy x. . Q rx Q C N SNC Hsulweu - 5 ' fu . SNQ 5 cu ' C SM Ixox Ser, . bxf exe. ' S A Ski lcxaxwe' E R. SKS' - Qf 5 s 'C xi- w XX J 545 Tommy. V' FX 3 f S 1 SX Cv. Jayne D R. SN: SX x 9' S C SFX I-w gg..-N J, D.. SN5 . SX ,A . t SX E-um G I., SN5 R s Sxf ICC Q' R 'ICU .fur TO VIQINTI: f 4 SX R s 'I SN Hazphw ,I. R., SN5 5 SN .5 'S : lk SX' NX .sskorww J. VV., SA: Q - SX H5 ' 5 Q C S SNA .XIIuKone, J. W., fx f Q 4 Sx5N be Home C. J. 5K5Ng Brooks, ' 5 fxfxx I .. Q SNS- 569.9 P. J, SA. W--I 'f M-'I -' S-2 DIVISION - 'ss :Cf - Locke, C52. 4 v K W , -va! . Qt ff. m Affffgq,-gxggvgm ' xy I Xf 5 ' f I I M nr. ,, S-2 DIVISION '1 1 . , M.. .anus-5-new 7,9 , 5 5 . , in . . , . I .'. .5 -' ' Nh-gehiluusuilbniunwnQifozns-nluuiuneiunuansniriln' 1 -. .L ,,..n:.,. Q ' . S-3 DIVISION FRONT ROW: O. H. Long, AN, P. J. Phillips, SA, J. E. Kammeraad, SN, J. Inj Weeks, SHSN, D. Inj Smifh, SN, E. Inj Walker, SN, L. W. Schultz, SN, R. A. Monfone, SN, F. D. Washington, AN, F. W. Boozer, SN, SECOND ROW: A. A. Weichman, AA, R. C. STewarT, SH3, P. V. Dirsa, SH3, C. E. Fern, SH2, A. J. Furnweger, LT, SC, USN, R. J. Padgeff, SHI, L. G. Umipeg, SH2, F. L. Walker, SH3, B. H. Dennis, SH2, B. H. Davis, SN, THIRD ROW: R. J. Baker, AN, W. W. Broadbent, SN, E. D. Rosenbaum, SN, T. J. Dougherty, AN, M. T. Pesfa, AA, D. N. Westmore- land, AN, O. B. Craghead, SN, C. E. Kelly, SA, E. C. Hifchner, SN, FOURTH ROW: L. J. Le Clere, SN, J. T. Davis Ill, SN, R. F. Buch, AA, F. H. Thompson, AN, W. M. Jorclan, SN, R. M. Bump, AN, H. G. Marfz, AN, C. H. Lewis, SN, D. O. Queen, SN. we ww Q f S-3 DIVISION FRONT ROW: J. F. flffcflfe, gn. H C ive. 34 ff 2 Redding Jr., SA, .l. Inj P2721 ZA, D Fr A9914 SP2 D. M. Nelson, SA, I.. D. Srerllng, ZF, -. If F112 Ili, J. L. Williams, ww, ill. ffl, wwf. 35599 P317- Vefsonl AN, T. A I-Iuderaof., ZHZ, 5. H Canoe R, Inj Mercado, SH2: J- 5102 :fri 3 Yates, sHcs, A. A, smack, me, sc, ,Jef-ia, , 2 page S, M. Rider, SH3, G. R. Neer'5a.I, SHE, fl. v. Ta fra' THIRD. ROW: T, L. Flo-frets, l-N, T I-J. Tr. ef, I-N, n Jr., SA, J. E. Fone, AN, L. E. 5. cf, Sf-, D. M. Sanrornissirno, SA, A C. Gay, Sf'-2 J. -A HGAW, sm, o. L. Bedford, SA, W. fm Sfrail, Sf-1, D. H. Pwr' SKSN, D. W. Weidenhammer, AA, FODRTH PCN: 1. Greenberg, SA, L. D. Bowen, SN, E. D. Ha 5:1 S. O. L. Diabala, SN, E. D. Tuberosa, SN, E. H. Kcofeu, PN, J F. Campbell, G. P., Ladik, SHSN, D. H. Harnlsr, SL, H. Tibble, SKSN. S-4 DIVISION FRONT ROW Ilefr Io rightjz J. A. Tefro. DK3: 'wx Wad F DKI R. J. Campbell, DKC, R. C. Harvev, ENS -ID5xisi0'1 Officerj, J. K. Schevifz, DKCS, D. J. Terrv, DK2: S K. Alexander, DK3, SECOND ROVV Ilefl' To righljr C S. Crow, DK3, J. VV. Smilh, DK3: W, L. Thurman SA- J Holtman, SN. 'ff i 5- '-g! '541fi1'IU4f-bv S-5 DIVISION xx X X X 'x 5 C T K Usvfm N . X 1 ' C SIXK X1'fXbUI' I .XP X NY 'IX Lx .-amos x 5 N5 C 5 3 SLKKXIXJIN Rywxx I I 1 I N Lx fa QIQC IN, X ' II - SSS -X Q Gwcxs IN A , X II fx Cs SPS S Glax TN: X I N X X I I- TN THiRD ROM Ileft to 5- Q if 5 L- 'xx 's Nos: TN A E Rkxera, N 2 f ' X Q M is L TK L E De Leon. ' x - r A X IX Q - SDS, R R, Magno 'X S-6 DIVISION 5Df,,' :jg El' , 1 1 J C. 'fIIIIer, ANQ N. L. EQ--f, LIE, f L -Iyfizfr 'ifL',g C. Z Anderson, ANQ , , L 5, 112, ',' f- L-Lear, A-KZ, C. D. Sanchez, ,LL 7 5 ff Li, QECCHQ DQ!! He? ro righfp J, g '5,E V L12 E P 2'ECE', PK25 J. C. Daman, I-of 4 - 2'EfQ iff, G 5 Difff, I-7, SC, USN. H. P. mfyfil ,Lfi','V : 'Q 2,5551 AVC, V E. I'Iu'rCHEn:om, Lf ' , .L EQ ,lfflv o A eww, SA, THIPD Qow 2, 9 y I-fL'II, K V I-Ieadef, PN: 2 f, If fi jf! H LIQQ f-727 D ,Hz f'fiIIIamS, Lf. fa Q 5 .QQ we, 'ff E sam, 'I f, pw: rfwpw :cn Neff +0 Hqwfi ffl 9 ,. ,,,f,,.,gl I-H, B. E Bffawr, .. L A ,X I',,f. f, I-'I A E !fIcDafIIf:I, -1 , Lg., .. w..4...,-n-uk:-an ' I CPO's FQCJNT RQW lleft 'ro ngnnp L. E ffevef, LCC 'X J Clapp, BTC, D. E. Freernar, HRC, L. D. Greer 4 H. P. llllgrggnl AKCIW, 'ff. ffm. lL.llf6:Vi, Sfftfg J. F7 CJ RDCS, H. J. Lernkey, OMC, J. H. Kalgl-er, G!-ITC, C fl Fountain, RDC, R. C. Elnersole, PRC, BACK POI! to riglttyz J. C. Azzarlti, CSC, B. L. EUr'.of.d3, X- f C. C. Gill, SKC, J. H. Grace, AKC, J. E. aawez., fffff Eicltman, RMC, J. L. Blake, EMC, R. J. Canftpsell .J G. E. Lessman, ACC, C. H. Blair, ACC, E. Lnueef H F if MW CPO's FRONT ROW Cleft to riglntbz Ai L. Harrington, EMC A McDonald, BTC, R. L. Dye, BTC, H. F. Hester, RMC Demurnbreum, LICA, A. Saveikonis, BMCA, E. S. Ry G AKCA, R. L. Greybill, RDC, E. Greenwell, ABCA, J Moore, ETC, BACK ROW flett to riglwtl: l. B. Sl' Mitchell, SDC, R. W. Ake, ETC, C. H. Hopklne FC PHC, P. Hoyt, PHCA, J. A. Bennington, AOCA B. G. Melton, ADRC, C. R. Cook, ATC. I CPO s FRONT ROW fleft to riglwtjz C. R. Walker, MMC Schevitz, DKCS, G. T. Yates, SHCS, P. A. Varnex. P E. Smith, SFC, M. Missasi, ABCS, H. A. Dunlap F. A. lngram, AOC, W. F. Reno. SMC' BACK Cleft to riglwtj: l. B. Sherman, PHC, J. B. Williams M. E. Reed, BMC, G. E. Trinket. ACCS7 J. M. Watef H. L. Nagle, SFC, E. E, Rott. AOC, NN. F. Nluikev R. A. Rose, twvfc. V. F A A ' I' il pnfiygfifmfllis-E!!'fIplg-ly!ylgplplgiwh -, urytiml j A. ' Q ' -f-f-- - .tyt . CVGQ3 N N r i ,x . T X x i 'Xiak,.ii I x xx yi giusix .QR X s . C SRCOND ROW xf D R xkms DM x i sw MMTCS -X L.:Gasso or F Qo1'c':o.' NNS ,i D, Y - wi S5 xc -Qui ripiwi H i ,i0T,..5 X ' ' S QSQ xx il kwin- LT VF-3 I 'fd es' gui: L. Cv. Robinson, AQF3p E. T. 5 INS' R Ce ef. AN. R. G. Howard, HM2 -5: e All D. , Crewxford, AT2: H. C. MagaTnan, - e: SN- R. D. Simpson, AEI, M. A. 4x2 SECCND RCW .ie-if To righib: P. D. Poplin -T - I xzof AOC: E. E. Faulk, LUG, F. D. Bach- -'.2 I -Q. Ze., -Tr R. -. Krkwood, LT, J. Connor, ' - 'ems AGC: C. E. Rudeseai, PRC, F. M. :es 4-Q '-12 RCM eff To rigifrj: C. Myers, ' E E in.-.: e.. A'.'i.S3: G. T. Shields, AQ3, H L'If' R. 1. ','a'ors, A02 C. VV. Nenninger, AN, :S 42-2 T. E. Norfon, AT2g L. G. Marian, ADJ1, 4:aMs LIT T. L. Johnson, AK3, M. L. Bohan, ' :1,?-- 325 ef' fc rignrilz C. VV. Hicks, YN2, -f.. 5 42' I. H. Sfraceder, ADJ3, R. L. Bernard, - A i31i'5. AE2, J. R. Hardy, ATT, A. D. 4' 1 H. Z'o'gan, ATNCQ P. A. Kiiiarn, AMH3g we --e 4'.'E2- D. N, Hof.'er'on, AQFANp K. G. - '-' . -. GO, '9f, ADRT, C. V, Quick, AMS3g -'ff N. F. Sceccia, ADD, R. T. Reading, VF-3 I :I -gf 'T -. Tafof LUKE: P. A L' z Q LT2. G fl Berry, FDJ3g R. L. W ,fro ' ,Q 'l'.f'f', A!! P. Soenze, ,Q 12,5 g'2 E ,'!q f3r', LUQQ: i. D 4' f 2212 :Cf f H- ff TLQQI F ffEf5'f2V, Pi'i'C7i, H. 3 if.:i gm, iff. Wad- Q 2 wie, L 9 , A QL . V, fy ri- pr, wlfx 'Tri+ io -I ' ,'.! ,fffffr ., flffii-42, J F f j C, NM lfjgl V H. V'1i'i- f.,,q 7 i iffflffz, I-FJ, ','. 2 V f...fif,f,, 1 I ' ' P' 'J 'ff' 'C iff-Ty ,VNQN 1? bare, I nffffjf in ,IJIFQV 7 ' ff, Lil, A I J f fdfli. is... . '14 TF ' A -,..i , I f'1 i ' Y-'S U' F! u.a..a-za.-. -W-KWH V, ,,,f f 5 sf VF--3 I rreorn Pon 'Mi fi P J 1 ' i 9 Deaf., Mfizfrs., J A 'J irfflll 3 f 492 D. lQElr'llf5l3, FUJI, I' 1 'J Ci, Allfj. S ffe'f , ADJAII, U. fflll1arr.3,A'f','i,F F Pu. .L'f'1, 9 ff Hgnrlgsy, LO!-ll, J If lf'fgiL', D4-, J E ffeif, ,L f'E'1 SECOND PQVN 'lel'r to figrv, P A A, e',, 1424, P E Arnelr, AMHI, A. P. Sffanr., I-G 2 P' P if L '2 H. L. HocPer, ADC, C. H. P'1ff2 '3f PEC, E f 'U LTJG, D, A, Hari, LTJG, P. -. Feed, AGC, ' , Boggs ATC, A. J. Richie, YIXIQ, lf. J. Cofersror, LL, , 1 J Norton, AEI, THIRD rQCJ'!f 'lelr To rugby.: J E G, ey ADJ2, V. E. Ouarn, f'-ME2, J. E. Petrgfeff, A , H J Laiclwe, ADJ2, K. L. Janes, Loan, 5- 5 'fp ev. !-TP2 J. A. Hendrickson, AOFZ, J. E. l'1FJT 2flE,X, A.'fEfi'.: A fi Balewifz, ATN3, R. W. DlAngeio, ADJ2, N. ! ilzre' CS2, R. T. Twiss, SA, FOIJPTH PGH 'Heir TZ rg L. D. Daws, ADJAN, D. L. Alexander, ADJ!-Ii, C ff Corum, ADJ3, J. VV. NIOSE-r, fllSls, P. ff C::e e' ADJAN, J. C. Mills, PR3, P. ff. Sosbe, PLZ: H - Simpson, ATRAN, D. L. Marek, All, ff. E. Pane 3. SL W. E. Maynard, AN, D. C. Greene, PDJ2. VF-3 I FIRST ROW Cleff To righfj: G. G. Dionne, AEE, L. G Aloney, SN, L. A. Milan, PN3, J. N. Conrois, AET, T. L Daniel, AN, J. M. Greenwood, AN, F. H. Twonsosor' ATNAN, E. A. Kuonen, ATNAN, D. M. Clwa,on1en, ADJ? F. W. Mincey, AE2, SECOND ROW Cleft To rignqz E. E Williams, AMHI, A. J. Nelson, AEI, N. Kramer, .A..'.'HC J. C. Coppenger, AEC, A. M. Gore, LTJG, T. R. C, 'ief' LCDR ICommanding Officerj, C. N. Pierozzi, LCDR Ex ecufive Officerj, L. W. Clwrisfoplwer, ADJC, E. V. 'Wagner AMCS, R. L. Price, AOI, THIRD ROW lleff TO got, C. H. Marfin, SD3, J. J. Sclwmirr, ADJAN, L. A. Gege AMH3, W. A. Hughes, AO2, C. R. Pressley, ADJ2: D. E Srewarf, AMH3, K. V. Vanfrease, ADJ2, E. W. Cfcven AT2, D. N. Westmoreland, AMSAN, D. R. Mclnfosn, AGES D. D. McDaniel, AMS2, FOURTH ROW lleff To right 1 G P. Sclwiersclwwifz, ADJ3, L. V. Cluen, AT2, W. R. Wallace AQ2, W. G. Ferguson, AA, W. F. Mafzen, AGE, K. Q Marx, ADJAN, R. K. Diehl, ADJ3, W. F. Hertz, ACQ2 R. T. Reynolds, SD2, W. C. Harkness, ADJ2, R. Vi.. Sass man, AE2, D. L. Sanders, AME2, M. L. Davidson. ADJ? J. P. Bini, AO3, D. E. Clanfon, AE2, H. A. Snioer. AQ? H. L. Tallman, AMSAN, D. C. McPike, AN, F. J. Rai ferry, PRAN. VF-3 I FIRST ROW Ile-II To riglnllz M, -I. Efrle. LTQG- E R Way, LT, M. G. Bowling. CAPT, USAF: VV. D. N'lCG'S'P LT, T. R. O'Neil, LCDR LConwn'anclino Cflferl' C. N Pierozzi, LCDR IExeC-.irive Oflicerl: W. L. Dxuer LT K. R. Toby, LT, R. L. Kirkwood. LT- H. S. Torrance LTJG SECOND ROW llefl To riglwflz J. G. Green. LTJG, 5 Wood, LTJG, J. Connor. LTJG: E. E. Faulk LTJG' -X Xl Gore, LTJG, C. W. Wilson, LTJG: F. D. Bachnran LT? r -ln-relax' fr-Enqqaiilill FQ' . . NA-32 A x vw Xllff M L' xl.-nwlnstd NW H X L X 542 . ll llflxlx wJ LX X x f . rl YN R lx Drws, X-L RCU Q T 'O -wiv C Il LPOlllll5 rx TX XX XL 'YUM '.1' Al-AN L .X . NN lr L l low QI S, ' NSR C 2 .a mr -XM53 l'HlRL! J: xx S IDX ' LNS' l R L09 C r. Rs no 7 J L Damian. .LOOK V ki .LIl7Gl CDR? J. .QPR 5 N Dams Ll- E. P. . sys .KG H A Xlaliln LTJG: R. V. YH RCU ,Nl fC Mglnl: Nl. A. Horan, xc S.. HCA P B LN Csuone. ADCSg C. ff . K NSU 'Helm AECVPL: W. W. S L S x:x QC'lDSlD LTJG- H. D. Naeser, x .R fgcx ATCPT' Q. J. Boehm, AOCA, Axfi- R R Horan AMECA, FlF'l'H .' Foxxxorrlw ADJBA K. C. Akers, D. 'Q APNS: B. F. Eubanks, AMH2, QMXAX S. Sradf. AMSAN, R. D. Coy, fer 5 AKYSI' Xl. P. Dexxlff AMS2, SlXTH ' g ' .. F. Donaldson, ADJlg W. L. I A . Beard AEL- T. E. Birrlng, ADJ3g x F. Ccrvefdi AN, C. T. Bentley, VA-32 L' Ac Ql'lTl: A. Lnl Laguna, AN, S. S. -.Els D. Nl. Gallea, AN, J. Cnl Gonzalez, -cnnson ADJ2, R. W. Popp, AlVlS3p EAN- R. O. Halka, AMSAN, S. P. Holmes, A,'C:-TCLfSVT. AMS3, SECOND ROW Clefl To 'e. ::r. Af'.'lHl, K, W. Helssler, ADRl5 L. Nl. 2. A. Harris, AMl-ll, R. F. Nlullinnlx, Jr., 4 4e,4'v'ann,. AEC, C. E. Gengenbaclrm, LTJG, PRF J. V. Kalwn, ADRl, E. E. Lozier, ADRlg i.O': B. L. Oakley, ADJlp THIRD ROW :. -. Hall, AK3, G. K. Price, AlVlS3g D. J. f Q. J. Pefuf, PN2, J. S. Hanson, ATR3, PRE: 3. H. Grimes, ADJ3, D. N. Miller, esen. FINE.: J. A. Tlwrower, AMSAN, R. L. : FOURTH ROW Llelr To riglwljz R. W. -. G. Gqlfclc, AK3, J. N. Semones, AMEAN, QFE: C. S. Porler, ADJ2, D. D. Slmklrls, .i'g e. AO2, G. W. King, ADJ2, G. R. 2. U'-. Leven, AME2, FlFTH ROW Cleff To .':'Q'u'e, SN, D. S. Moulder, PRANg A. W. ,'. C. Pfkersglll, AO2, D. L. Hacl-cley, AN, 22, 2. O. '!rcGo.-fan, ADJ3, J. A. Funclwess, VA-32 1 , F C. Waslfmlngfon, AN, J. A. f 1, ff.. f O. fl. Lienfy, AA, J. M. JQEQQVI ,Ugg D D, Zellner, Ylrlfig C lnl Zgafrll Leif! fgla. -,-1 ,?QI'f,4 Q, j. , , ef. FHHE, L. Q. 'f'lriglr1', AMET, Lg, - J! zgffre, ww, rl. Warner, Q 34252, Aww, K. 5. ffrfoamel, ADJ2, 'A Zzdfcff 1 Lf. QC rlqlflyg lf. lf. l'lf3iSlG'f, ff 2 ffffQfr1,mP2, C ffl. mms, N ,LZQV R Q lQClj'5LQ'lf, LDJPN, L. NN. 9 .fri ffl. J ff, Hefner, l-IM-LQ, P. LQ,f,' ' QV-f YQ rlfglfllf, P. Nr. 1 ff, ,f.TD'g, N F feillf, AF2, I lu.,h 'VIZ' v ef ., 1745 Ano-lat-li' ' ' 'einvisrninrqnps isa KP' nl' ..a, rags!-efngxsgsnl-nl-In ' ....y:.f.f ...-.... -.. -.s ...M fb e..-...n -A VFP-62 DET-43 FRONT ROW Cleft to rightj: R. L. Dickerson, AMS27 J. R. Plott, PR2, R. M. Flake, AMS3, C. Copeland, AK3, R. H. Leuthold, AO3, H. A. Sarver, SN, T. L. Porter, AMS3, A. L. Carroll, ATR3, J. W. Parker, PH2, SECOND ROW Cleft to rightjz K. M. Lowis, ADJI, E. C. Clark, ATI, K. B. Deering, AMHI, C. P. Boyer, ADJC, LTJG W. L. Taylor, LTJG G. L. Coffee, LT T. T. Riley, LTJG C. B. Wilhelmy, LTJG A. L. Brey, R. F. Vearil, ACCXATCJ R. L. Ashby, PHI, P. P. Fessenden, AEI, THIRD ROW Cleft to rightfz J. W. Shatto, ADJ3, D. W. Turley, AMH3, J. D. Williams, ADJ3, L. J. Greenwood, AN, R. M. Ver- binski, AE3, P. W. Lernons, ATN3, J. M. Routt, ADJAN, G. O. Olson, ATRAN, M. M. Faulkenberry, AE2, J. H. Fessen- den, PT3, FOURTH ROW Cleft to rightjz J. J. Lawson, PH3, D. A. Zimmerman, ADJ3, J. M. Rettenmeyer, AE3, K. G. Haynes, TN, G. W. Clifford, ADJ3, W. C. Parenteau, PH3, L. L. Malone, AMS3, R. D. Debord, ADR3, P. M. Smith, ADJ3. VAW- I 2 FRONT ROW Cleft to rightjz A. J. Lundborg, ADRC, H. J. Bernsen, LTJG, V. H. Fox, LTJG, M. C. Drees, LT, D. B. Roberts, LCDR,, P. P. Watkins, LTJG, R. E. Conway, LTJG, R. W. Previ, ENS, D. C. Moll, ENS, M. L. Craig, ATCS, SECOND ROW Cleft to rightbr G. M. Brantley, ADRI, T. I. Gegan, AMHAA, R. H. Turner, ADR3, R. C. Seymour, ADR3, N. C. Gascoyne, AN, M. S. Corbett, AC3, H. P. Ernst, SA, A. A. Dykes, ADR3, G. L. Hill, ATWAN, L. A. Roush, AMSI, THIRD ROW Cleft to rightjz B. E. Mc- Elhaney, ATNAN, C. E. Dennison, AMS2, M. J. Potter, ACAN, J. W. Baker, AMH3, R. A. Misitis, AN, R. Corbett, AMS3, J. O. Craw, AK3, G. Sayatovich, AMH3, A. J. Olson. ' VAW- I 2 FRONT ROW Cleft to rightlz R. L. Carter, ATI, R. L. Newman, ENS, L. B. Wardlow, LTJG, R. A. Frederick, LTJG, F. J. Bellar, LT, J. F. Wagner, LTJG, W. M. Mathews, ENS, G. D. Entin, ENS, F. C. Coolen, PRC, SECOND ROW Cleft to rightjz W. E. McBride, ADR3, C. E. Ruedisueli, ATN3 J. J. Sliman, AME3, J. F. Boialad, AT2, G. A. Stone, AT2 J. K. Bowlby, AC3, M. A. Ludlam, YN3, D. E. Conner, AN R. G. Tharp, ADJ3, THIRD ROW Cleft to rightlz L. P Schenck, AE3, R. R. Gulizia, ATNAN, R. C. Hylton, AE3 C. E. Hahn, ADR2, M. A. Colotti, ATN3, D. R. Shoemaker, ADR3, E. J. Cadorene, AE2, D. Melia, Ariz. 1 I 1' 1vhv1+- p -Q , Q:-9-r9:'eNnug3.?,neifrorel'r e r f 0 Muni' I ' . ' . , , ,QA-Q! 5 5 247 ivinl-lol VAW-3 3 FRONT ROW Cleft to rightl: L. l. Burke, AN, A. E, Rivera, TN, K. D, Wills, AE2, J. B. Calhoun, AMS2, R. Miller, AN, R. A. Garcia, AN, R. E. Friss, ATR3, P. C. Dearborn, AT2, D. M. Worrall, AT2, R. C. Zaluslci, ATN3, R. P. Arbour, ATR3, SECOND ROW Cleft to rightl: J. M. Sheldon, AEI, R. E. Solomon, ATI, L. E, Riffle, AMHCA, ENS J. W. Whitton, LTJG D. G. Guthrie, LT R. W. Stephens, LCDR J. E. Sherin, LT C. R. Roner, LTJG R. L. Wolfe, LTJG P. A. Johnson, LTJG H. J. Behling, F. F. Wilke, ADRCA, THIRD ROW Cleft to rightj: J. J. Petruslca, ADR3, C. H. Gonzalez, AN, W. A. Wasson, AT2, S. T. Hensley, AN, F. D. McCabe, ATR3, H. A. Waltz, ATT, R. K. Breault, ADRT, R. J. Dahl, AN, M. T. Clemmons, ADR3, J. C. Dewire, AE3, H. E. Brown, ADR3, D. E. Nichols, ADRT, FOURTH ROW Cleft to rightbz R. D. Geskey, YN3, M. E. White, ATS3, G. R. Taylor, SN, T. A. Miller, AMH3, M. J. Amaral, SN, J. P. Malone, AN, W. A. Lewis, SN, G. T. Nichols, AME3, L. C. Murray, AMH3, D. W. Donnelly, AN, J. R. Adkins, AMH3, ABSENT FROM PICTURE: Marcoux, P. R., SN, C. H. Hardin, ADR3, J. W. Oder, ATR3. VA-34 FRONT ROW Cleft to rightl: O. L. Long, AN, D. W. Hill, AN, C. V. Devvsnap, SN, M. E. Wentzel, AMS3, C. H. Holder, PN3, G. R. Morgan, CST, J. L. Fountain, ATN3, E. E. Hoffman, ADJ3, J. Desilva, AN, D. L. Mills, AMHT, SECOND ROW Cleft to rightl: F. L. Bass, AMSI, B. E. Crafts, AKC, C. T. Pitts, LTJG, R. D. McBryde, LTJG, D. L. Scott, LT, G. W. Wodolard, LT, R. K. Kauber, LTJG, W. G. Dickinson, AOCS, E. A. King, AOl, THIRD ROW Cleft to rightl: J..E. Potts, AN, B. C. Williams, AMS2, Moore, J. A. AE3, D. J. Schmidt, AOFAN, R. S. Hunter, ADJI, E. R. Winstead, ADJ2, K. A. Casler, AQ2, B. J. Davis, AO2, L. C. Mancil, ADJAN, T. G. Montague, AEAN, FOURTH ROW Cleft to rightlz L. L. Brovan, AO2, H. A. Morrison, Jr., ADJl, J. L. Smith, ADJ2, C. D. Sanford, ADJI, N. L. Daniels, AO2, H. H. Bevis, AT2, A. D. Hice, ADJ2, J. P. Boehnlein, ADJ2, S. J. Malinslci, Jr., AN. VA-34 FRONT ROW Cleft to rightl: M. Griffith, AMS3, G. l. Sussman, AN, W. C. Fuller, AE2, I. M. Cardenas, SD2, W. J. Menozzi, SA, C. R. Andreoli, Jr., ADJ3, F. D. Moody, ATN3, C. T. Barton, Jr., AK2, M. Lamaita, AN, SECOND ROW Cleft to rightl: L. F. Trott, ATCA, M. C. Taylor, AOC, T. J. Linehan, LT, R. K. Pottratz, LTJG, T. E. Carnell, ENS, R. H. Johnson, LTJG, D. P. McKnight, ADJC, T. E. Hensen, Aiviric, B. B. Hassler, Aecs, THIRD Rovv nerr to rightla B. E. Haire, AO2, T. D. Bigler, AMAT, R. E. Goldsberry, AO3, R. A. White, AE3, R. J. Langfellow, AN, H. O. Hamby, AK3, B. J. Thomas, AMH3, W. O. Wilkerson, AO2, C. Harris, ADJ3, D. J. Riley, ATN3, FOURTH ROW Cleft to rightl: S. W. Young, ADJ3, S. J. Kimble, SN, M. T. Lewis, ADJ3, R. E. Gruenemeier, AMS3, A. L. Hobson, AME3, R. E. Jensen, AA, E. V. Henderson, AMH3, R. W. Higgerson, AN, B. A. Kent, AMHl. n 'naman ru-sash aiqnnlolvnlllllflvpsslllltns- ,rl 1-WH VA-34 FRONT ROW Cleft to rightl: G. W. Hurocy, Jr., ADJ2, L. R. Tuhy, AN, T. W. Spradlin, AN, R. Z. Langfitt, ADJ3, H. Crosby, SD2, C. A. Wolfe, AN, D. L. Gibbs, AN, SECOND ROW Cleft to rightlz W. O. Nash, Jr., AQI, W. R. Fertig, PRI, S. D. Reasor, ATC, R. C. Allen, LTJG, H. W. Davis, Jr., LCDR, H. M. Fernandez, LTJG, C. S. Hall, LTJG, B. J. Gilmore, AMEC, R. L. Rowe, AEI, THIRD ROW Cleft to rightlz T. E. Lewis, AEAN, W. Tokar, AN, P. L. Mason, AN, N. Terry, AE3, G. E. Fant, TN, J. G. Walters, ADJ3, M. E. Helmick, AMS2, T. W. Coggins, ATN3, J. L. Garrett, PN3, FOURTH ROW Cleft to rightjz K. W. Liston, AE3, J. W. Boozer, ADJ2, A. G. Brewer, AT2, D. P. Mantor, AN, E. B. Thomas, SD3, R. J. Lima, ATN3, L. D. Moore, AO3. VA-3 5 FRONT ROW Cleft to rightjz A. F. Watson, ATRAN, T. Valdez, AE2, S. D. Parish, AMS3, C. S. Duren, AE3, K. M. Chivleatto, AN, R. J. Dennison, AN, L. B. Denham, ATRAN, F. G. May, AMH3, E. F. Fountain, Jr., ADR2, SECOND ROW Cleft to rightjz H. R. Pape, AMSI, B. J. Lyle, ATI, R. L. Shreeves, ADRCA, J. D. Powell, ADRCA, W. J. Edwards, AOCA, U. Randulfe, AMSCA, B. W. Gulick, AEC, Nl. N. Byrd, ADRI, E. W. Keeth, AKI, J. L. Nlayes, AQ2, THIRD ROW Cleft to rightjz S. B. Jones, TN, F. A. Wiltrout, AMH3, J. T. Lust, ADR2, J. E. Rohde, AO2, V. J. Luze, Jr., ADR3, C. L. Dixon, AMSAN, J. E. Cole, ATN3, C. V. Parks, AEAN, J. L. Washington, AA, J. G. Bender, ADR3, C. S. Pillsbury, III, AE2, FOURTH ROW Cleft to rightjz J. E. Fugit, Jr., AMSAN, R. V. Beatty, AEAN, R. W. Smith, AN, O. A. Pond, ADR3, J. M. Farmer, AN, L. L. Yearkey, ATN3, J. L. Moe, AT2, J. W. Loiko, SN, R. T. Federico, AN, C. A. Davis, ADR3, A. D. Jackson, SD3. VA-3 5 FRONT ROW Cleft to rightjz C. W. Huey, III, ADR3, D. J. Lambert, AOS, E, J. Gilson, Jr., AN, L. O. Painter, ADR3, G. A. Broadhurst, PNI, H. F. Jones, YNI, T. P. Campbell, Jr., AMHAN, C. L. Ash, AE2, M. A. Lopez, ADR3, W. L, Wilkins, AMH2, SECOND ROW Cleft to rightlz E. J. Kopeck, ADRCA, J. N. Elliott, AMHCA, A. J. St. Martin, LT, P. M. Broderick, LTJG, A. P. Lowry, LT, J. G. Cave, LCDR, W. F. Walker, CDR, G. C. McAlister, LCDR, J. S. Broos, LT, W. B. Perkins, III, LTJG, W. D. Goodwin, ATC, C. A. Barron, AOCA, THIRD ROW Cleft to rightl: E. D Adcock, AO3, R. M. Cryder, PR3, D. R. Adams, AN, B. L. Smith, AMSI, B. L. Haskett, ADR3, R. C. Singer, AE3, S. E. Johnson, AN, J. H. Kimbrough, Jr., AMS3, C. E. McPherson, AN, L. A. Kosar, Jr., AOAN, R. L. Miners, AEAN, FOURTH ROW Cleft to rightbz L. E. Terronez, AO2, H. L. Martin, AO2, R. S. Willi, SN, R. E. Reid, ADRI, R. C. Wheeler, ADRI, H. D. Farris, PR2, R. Hudson, AT2, F. L. Van Wagner, ADR3, W. M. Dapper, AKD, W. C. Zentrnayer, ADJ3. KC.. M... Qf 'IN N.- lil , - -'H' -- - A 2 Pau i 9 D'l'l9i'lI:n r 9 I r 0 r 1 , VA-35 FRONT ROW Cleft to rightbz A. C. Schaeter, AT2, D. G. August, YN3, E. A. Weaver, PN3, K. M. Chivleatto, AN, C. A. Davis, ADR3, J. T. Lust, ADR2, L. L. Yearkey, ATN3, C. S. Duren, AE3, R. E. Carr, ADR2, SECOND ROW Cleft to rightj: R. L. Shreeves, ADRCA, J. D. Powell, ADRCA, W. F. Waples, ENS, S. D. Evans, LTJG, J. R. Hebbe, LTJG, E. E. Hastings, ll, CDR, C. W. Stoddard, Jr., LCDR, J. F. Murray, LTJG, C. E. Clausen, LT, A. F. Waier, Jr., LT, U. Cnj Randulte, AMSCA, THIRD ROW Cleft to rightj: H. R. Pape, AMST, B. L. Smith, AMST, F. D. West, ADR2, J. E. Cole, ATN3, S. E. Johnson, AN, C. V. Parks, AEAN, C. L. Dixon, AMSAN, J. L. Washington, AA, A. H. Lindsey, Jr., ADR3, J. M. Farmer, AN, FOURTH ROW Clett to rightbz A. F. Watson, ATRAN, J. E. Fugit, Jr., AMSAN, P. J. Welch, ATNAN, L. B. McTigl'te, ADR2, E. W. Keeth, AKT, E. F. Fountain, Jr., ADR2, G. E. Halstead, AMSAN, T. Cnj Valdez, AE2, E. C. Kneller, AETCPTD. VA-35 FRONT ROW Cleft to rightjz B. B. Williams, LT, A. J. St. Martin, LT, R. B. Ward, LT, G. C. McAlister, LCDR, E. E. Hastings, II, CDR, W. F. Walker, CDR, C. W. Stoddard, Jr., LCDR, J. B. Adams, LT, A. F. Waier, Jr., LT, J. W. Keathley, LT, BACK ROW Cleft to rightjz T. K. Mattingly, LTJG, P. M. Broderick, LTJG, W. F. Waples, ENS, R. J. Gage, LT, A. P. Lowry, LT, J. G. Cave, LCDR, C. E. Clausen, LT, J. R. Helobe, LTJG, J. F. Murray, LTJG, E. D. Estes, LT, F. F. Wallace, LTJG. VA-3 5 FRONT ROW Cleft to rightjz J. F. Delatte, AMHC, W. J. Edwards, AOCACPT J, T. K. Mattingly, LTJG, B. B. Williams, LT, E. D. Estes, LT, R. B. Ward, LT, E. E. Hastings, ll, CDR, J. B. Adams, LT, P. M. Broderick, LTJG, D. L. Turczyn, LTJG, B. W. Gulick, AECCPTD, SECOND ROW Cleft to rightj: B. J. Lyle, ATTCPTJ, T. R. Ryan, ADR3, J. E. Rohde, Aoz, R. vv. smith, AN, J. G. Bender, ADR3, O. E. Floyd, AE3, B. B. Kennelly, AN, V. J. Luze, Jr., ADR3, D. L. Stuart, AE2, R. C. Myers, AO3, E R Webb, Jr., MQ, THIRD Rovv Cleft to righftz R. s. Rowell, AN, M. N. Byrd, ADRT, R. T. Federico, AN, D. Cnb Clark, ADRAN, J. M. Jenkins, Jr., AA, B. E. Ross, AME2, T. J. Hebert, AN, N. A. Brown, AMSAN, F. A. Wiltrout, AMH3. ' Qimmsharunaunvursrn-n-hive'-n--.naar ' ' ' 1- - 2- i ' 6-at 101 VA-3 6 FRONT ROW Cleft to rightl: T. E. Sauter, AA, G. H. Rice, AT3, J. Martins, Jr., ADJ3, J. S. Tobey, AA, L. A. Robbins, AE2, M. R. Lester, AOI, W. C. Treziok, ADJAN, T. L. Eberharclt, AE3, F. R. Reed, ADJ2, H. C. Wyckoff, AE3, SECOND ROW Cleft to righti: S. M. Edwards, AOC, D. D. Mapes, ANISC, LTJG B. G. Casey, LT D. N. North, LCDR J. H. Wynn, III, CDR G. L. Ayers, Jr., LT R. B. Rebber, LT G. A. Appelhofg LTJG B. S. Hall, W. B. Nelson, AMCM, J. H. Lee, ADCS, THIRD ROW Cleft to rightj: D. A. Scarboro, AMSAN, R. D'atri, AMSAN, J. W. Kings- bury, AE2, J. L. Bell, AOI, T. J. Williams, AEI, A. H. Schneider, AQF3, F. C. Latusek, AMS2, R. L. Pierson, AE2, B. J. Clark, AME3, W. D. McKenna, AO3, FOURTH ROW Cleft to rightj: E. M. Lesniak, AE3, G. A. Briscuso, ATN3, G. Hatton, AT2, R. H. Lobdell, AE3, J. D. Wright, AMH2, M. W. Coleman, AO2, D. D. Morris, AMS3, D. W. Koons, SN. VA-3 6 FRONT ROW Cleft to rightl: J. R. Willingham, AN, C. J. Lurvey, ADJ3, J. A. Campbell, AMSAN, R. V. Floyd, AN, J. H. Cross, AMS2, E. J. Costa, ADJ3, R. Nutt, AMH3, E. C. Wallis, AOI, SECOND ROW Cleft to rightiz H. C. Boldt, ATI, W. D. Farnsworth, AQI, R. L. Howell, AOI, R. E. Smith, ATCA, R. A. Yenchko, LTJG, C. L. Ferris, LTJG, J. W. Waters, ADJI, J. A. Burkhalter, ADRI, R. D. Gardner, AMSI, R. A. Grimes, PRI, THIRD ROW Cleft to rightjz R. L. Layko, AT2, D. E. Holley, AMHAN, J. Brock, AE3, J. L. Effinger, ADJ2, G. J. Gaffney, AEAN, J. W. Brown, AA, J. S. Taylor, AMS3, R. D. Huemoeller, ADJ2, J. C. Nelms, ATN3, FOURTH ROW Cleft to rightl: J. A. Henderson, AK2, K. L. Harmon, PR2, L. F. Hinken, ADJ2, A. J. Martins, ADR3, D. D. Morris, AMS3, A. J. Olean, AA, M. J. Lopez, AMHAN, D. E. Wright, ADJ3. VA-3 6 FRONT ROW Cleft to righti: R. W. Dunne, SA, J. B. Mitchell, AN, E. W. Cors, AN, H. W. Short, AT2, H. A. Crocker, ADJ3, J. H. Gartner, AA, R. H. Jelinek, ADJ2, H. F. Smith, ADJ2, C. W. Sears, PN2, R. T. Moon, ADR2, SECOND ROW Cleft to rightjz L. D. Ledbetter, ATI, R. K. Perkins, AEC, D. N. 'Rogers, LTJG, H. A. Boggs, LT, E. J. Carroll, CDR, K. R. Cameron, LT, R. Baczkievvicz, AKC, C. J. Russell, ADRC, A. F. Greer, HMI, THIRD ROW Cleft to rightja W. C. Beaver, ATNAN, F. Cava, YN3, J. S. Barrentine, AE3, C. F. Knighton, ATN3, C. E. McCall, ADJ3, J. L. Williams, AOAA, C. B. West, RN3, M. B. Ratchford, ATNAN, H. Fontenot, ADJ2, C. R. Jones, AQ2, FOURTH Row cleft to VIQIWIJZ H. Butler, sos, W. L. J. L. Green, ADJ2, M. M. Aquino, TN. .I g . 11:0-lA!-cg-agggqiu-my 1' ,U s- - -Q Goclsil, ADR2, P. L. Goclsil, AN, R. L. Veazey, AE2, B. H. Flinn, AMS2, J. W. Kingsbury, AE2, L. C. Morris, SD3- 1 mqLg.,.nn-amass ,A ,weve ., .uae f - , ,Ula .. ..! ' s - -. 7 '1 1055 - . .- : 1' I4 -- at-.usrpop-ri ,,. E, , r ,,, ,..... ug ,,, SRA R, .y XJ 'V' ffpvn4v-fain! VA-36 PILOTS PiRsr ROW: c. B. Bofler, LT, H. A. Boggs, Jr., LT, K. R. Cameron, LT, LCDR J. H. Wynn, III, G. L. Ayers, CDR, Commanding Officer, E. J. Carroll, CDR, R. F. Dunn, LCDR, R. B. Rebber, LT, G. A. Appelhof, LT, J. J. Hower, LT, SECOND ROW: C. L. Ferris, LTJG, B. S. Hall, LTJG, D. M. North, LT, J. V. Morse, LTJG, R. A. Yenchko, LTJG, D. N. Rogers, LTJG, R. O. Benoit, LTJG, R. L. Gandt, LTJG, S. J. Tindall, Jr., LTJG. VAH-9 FRONT ROW Cleft to rightbz E. Cnl Fay, AOB3, T. H. Bruns, AOB3, J. W. Crampton, AT2, L. E. Wood, AOB3, C. C. Thompson, ATT, J. M. Klay, AOB3, J. E. Cox, ATR3, A. Cnl Gaddy, ATT, J. C. Beckham, ATR3, R. L. Norris, AOB3, G. J.' Carrier, AO2, SECOND ROW Cleft to rightj: D. L. Woods, ATT, C. W. Stewart, AOT, L. E. Fay, AOC, F. Cnj Della Motta, ATCA, W. D. Rothwell, AOC, LTJG A. O. Karnes, LT C. R. Jasper, LTJG A. F. Reno, H. W. Shaw, ATC, A. R. Zerbe, ATCA, C. R. Hudson, AECA, J. M. Carathers, ATT, J. W. Galrnish, ATT, THIRD ROW Cleft to rightjz E. W. Garrison, AQ2, B. O. Kent, AOB3, T. C. McAnally, AOB3, L. C. Johnson, AT2, W. J. McCarthy, AQ2, G. R. Erickson, AQ2, K. R. Craig, AO2, R. E. DeSmith, AOB3, J. F. Cardell, AT2, R. C. Baxter, AOB3, V. M. Zolkosky, AQB3, FOURTH ROW Cleft to rightj: D. F. Braclt, AOL2, W. D. Glenn, AT2, C. A. Keizor, AQB3, C. M. Brand, AO2, T. J. Castor, AQQ, P. J. Cole, ATR3, J. my Ready, Aoz, R. B. Abel, AOB2, L. D. Aske, AOB2, M. D. Fraser, AT2, G. A. Brain, AOB3, W. B. White, ATT. VAH-9 FRONT ROW Cleft to rightjz P. J Hanson, ADJ3, R. A. Reed, ATR3, B. B. Fowler, ADJ3, R. E Chaput, AE2, R. M. Taylor, AMSAN, W. D. KrLJll, ADJ3, W. L. Graboski, AA, W. W. Pfeifer, ATN3, D, E. Pomeroy, AME3, R. P. Miller, ADJ3, W. L. Scott, AMS2, SECOND ROW Cleft to rightbz T. L. Hastie, ADRT, F. W. Belcher, AN, J. P. Kukta, PRAN, C. R. Monnette, PR3, F. J. Moran, PRT, J. J. Axton, ADRCA, LTJG J. B. Cowperthwait, LT H. M. Walker, R. W. Schenck, PRCS, T. S. Crow, AMHT, H. D. Bickel, PR3, H, G. Pearse, AMHAA, THIRD ROW Cleft to rightt, D. B. Piekarczak, AN, E. R. Brown, AN, D. E. Craig, AN, A. R. Kaylor, ADJ3, G. E. Barnhill, AQB3, R. E. Gay, ADR3, J. D. Miller, AD2, J. H. Mathews, AN, B. P. Sherr, ADJ3, G. D. Feeney, ATN3, H. L. Miller, AN, FOURTH ROW Cleft to rightlz R. L. Gilley, AT2, C. L. Anderson, ATNAN, J. R. Perry, AMH3, R. L. Klussman, AMH3, R. W. Boeskool, PRAN, F. C. Hoffman, ADJAN, D. M. Graham, ADJ3, J. R. Easterling, ADJ2, H. W. Johnson, AN, K. D. Sewell, ADJ3, R. E. Neville, ADJ2, H. Cnl Cohen, AA. I QLDDEEV' Fil' I . . - - ' ' ' ' H ' ' uw:-was n-.inch-is-L-mbinrnvnib' - 'H - QV- 'P 4.1 ..vv,.v2J ' f ' , h x , u L - . - . ,,,,,,,.,...4..-f.-.dh --A bf!! ,A 252 VAH-9 FRONT ROV! llefl Io rigrihz G. E. ',e?Cfil:e.U, I-Hr-ii, W. B. Solomon, AT2, H. E. Treplor, flal, lf.. L Anrarfz, ADJT, W. G. Donner, ADI, G. N. Koareia, Plllllj .I J. Soulerln, ADJ2, W. W. Serrians, ATP3, F. T. I-ndefzor., LII, J. L. Gallo, SN, G. W. Beck, ADJ2, D. R. ATEN, ADJ2, SECOND ROW Ileff To riglifyz LTJG D, G. Schloszer, LTJC P. V. Kear, LTJG J. T. Been ll, LT R. lfi. Currie, LT E. H. Carson, LCDR W. E. Bassett, CDR J. D. Swffleheeri, LCDR LTJG P. A. Monroe, LTJG T. D. ffiorlang, LTJG R. J. Toile- -fl THIRD ROW Clefr To riQl'1'r,: C. D. I'-lore, TDT, D. G, Scott, PN3, G. W. Beers, ACN, G. R. Crane, AECS, L. E. Fay, AOC, ENS J. M. Disler, LTJG J. M. Greer, J. E. Ray, AOCA, G. L. Campbell, AN, K. H. Wnltrriaf., AG .Z, P. B. Carlson, YNSN, FOURTH ROW lleff To rEgr.T,: J. V. Summers, AEI, C. J. Mamiafis, AD2, A. E. GcJld, AQ2, J. F. Tierney, SA, E. P. Wolcott, SN, J. A. Davis, AQB3, E. J. Silbernagle, AMI-IAN, G. A. Rossi, I-MHS, E. G. Odel, ATT, W. H. Adams, YN3, T. L. Foley, ADJ2. VAH-9 FRONT ROW Cleff To rigliljz D. R. Daniels, AMS2, H. V. Howard, AMET, C. K. Mafuizek, AMHT, W. D. Chrlsfie, ADRCA, LTJG R. H. Cooke, A. N. Thomas, AMHT, C. VV. Hill, AHM2, D. L. Mullen, AMST, SECOND ROW Kleff fo righfl: J. H. Trimble, AMH3, E. L. Milunic, AMH3, VV. L. Hall, AMSAN, K. V. Burke, AME3, K. A. Waldron, AMS3, J. A. Bulford, AMS3, T. F. Liyidoli, AMH3, M. A. Duron- slet, AMH3, THIRD ROW Cleft To rigliflz R. D. Peferson, AMS3, G. Inj Baublilz, AMS3, C. H. Zlnk, AMS2, R. l. Hennick, AMHAN, J. J. Slwarrocks, AMS3, D. R. Killian, AMH3, R. M. Oakley, AMS3. VAI-l-9 FRONT ROW flefr To rlglwllz R. Inl VVBHKSV. ATT' D. B. Dallas, BUlllI'I, AMI-ll, J, ,l. AXTOU, LT W. E. Marlcley, LT R. M. Forster, LT R. D. Havoo, LT K. D. Kugler, T. S. York, AEC, G. E. Sasser. AKCA- M.. -K. Riccio, AEI, T. R. Cox. AE2. 55-time Row lim To I-gem J. W. McMains, AOI, F, ,IV Arzlllo. AN, G. C. Blocker, AMSI, R. J. Harrls, A V' F ff.-9 ATI: Nil. D. Devine, AO2, P. S. ,longs AOS. ' Visa -XO2, W. S. Burns, AO3: G. W. Holland. 4 I N X955 AMH3, THIRD ROW Ilell To riglwtlz VI AOS' F. L. Rowell, AIRS: Wf G. Ifufk, 'DMTF' 7. sms ACT' P. R. Wood, ATQ' NV. B I N.l,f'olu AO2, H. F. GVOOITWS .ADJQ I' P- C Sfagiqs, AMSP. W. V. Lassen, LCDR F. Inj Crarnblef, LT ff. I. Leffis, gil ' I--ll fy --'wmnuvllik Fw-uggfgg ' ' ' - 9aP 'P!l!l?!.l!Ql9xQ:nn 5-n-5-fnprnunueeri-QED! pup, A VA:-1-9 OFFICERS J FRONT ROW Cleft To riglmtj: LT H. M. Walker, LT E. H. Carson, LCDR F. Cnj Crarnblet, LCDR W. V. Lassen, CDR T. A. Wagner, CDR J. D. Swfflebeem, LCDR T. B. Woocl, LT W. I. Lewis, Jr., LT K. D. Kuglerg LT W. E. Markley, LT R. M. Currie, SECOND ROW Cleft To rigntjz LTJG G. N. Kuelwn, LTJG J. B. Cowperlhwaitp LTJG J. J. Moynihan, LTJG R. A. Wing, Jr., LTJG A. O. Karnes, LTJG R. H, Cooke, LTJG P. A. Monroe, LTJG A. F. Reno, LTJG J M. Greer, LTJG T. D. Morlang, Jr., THIRD ROW Cleft to riglwfjz LTJG D. G. Schlosser, ENS J. M. Disler, LTJG W. J. Fordham, LTJG R. J. Tolle, LTJG P. V, Kearg LTJG S. Cnj Pochordo. X T , 4 If VAH-9 CPO's FRONT Row Cleft To faghfp. M. R. Cromwell, AQC, vv. D. Rofhwall, AGC. H. W- Shaw. ATC: ADJCA J J Axlon ADRCA M E Mahoney AMSCA- C R. ' 1. VV. Kimmons, A. R. Spurney, Q V . , I - E I f ' Afwsc, SECOND ROW qleff fo fighfp. R. T. King, AMHCS, C. Cnl We-sf, ADRCA. A- R. Zefbe, iA. J, 5. York, AEC, P. H. Evans, PTCA, J. E. Ray, Aoc, B. J. vveddeke, AMHCA, T. vv. Mceee, ijrcf. THIRD QOW ,V C. To righfyj E, L. Rose, ATC, C. R. Hudson, AECA, W. D. Cl'Wl'lSlI9, ADRCA, lj, E,llCAQief, AIACA, R. W. Schenck, PRCSg R. C. Benedict, AOC, F. Cnj Dell Molta, ATCA, S. G. Johnson, PHC I ll fiflfignfng I!! 3 s sas ' 1 X. F rw nn' M .am va S' , 'V' VAH-9 CPO's FRONT ROW Cleft to riglfimz Ni. R. Crorriffeli, AOC, H, D Rothwell, AOC, H. W. Shaw, ATC, F. fn, Leila Nona ATCA, J. J. Axion, ADRCA, G. R. Crane, AECS, E. L. Rose ATC, Ni. E. lviahone-,, Afiifiscfe C. R. rfalief, Arfsc, R. Q Beneclicf, AOC, SECOND ROW ll-ei? To rignT,: G. E Sasser, AKCA, D. E. Meier, AIJMCA, C. ln, Wear, ADRCA . A I . , J. S. York, AEC, P. H. Evans, PTCA, N. LJ. Crirsrie ADRCA, R. T. King, AIVTHCS, L. E. Fay, AOC, ff-. F Spurney, ADJC, A. R. Zerloe, ATCA. STRAGGLERS CLefT To righrl: J. M. Lindberg, SN, lst Div., T. D Dominguez, SN, S-T Div., LT J. S. Benfon, VF-31, LCDR F. J. Merrill, VAW-l2, DeT. 43, LCDR J. Covvden, VF-3l LTJG W. E. Schultz, VAW-l2, Def. 43, V. F. Wlwolley YN3, Nl Div., W. C. Besr, SA, Fox Div. STRAGGLERS FRONT ROW Clefr To riglnl: D. C. Hansen, SA, S-T Div. J. Nl. Sharpe, ABHAN, V-l Div., J. L. F-rx, CSS: SA2 Div. LTJG W. A. Freeland, Ol, LT J. A. Reid. Ass? Navigamr G. H. Edwards, AO2, G Div., W. L. lVlicit3ef AOS. G Div. J. Francis Jr., SN, 2nd Div, S:COND ROW ,ls-lf To figlwfl J. Baroni, SA, Zno Div., 7. MCNQJ. SN, ls? Div- H. G. Owen, SN, 2nd Div., G. VY. Krarf AMHAN V-6 Div., K. L. Nelson, SA. 'Znd ?T'i-.., ,l U P-Eaasef SN 2nd Div., B. D. Jansen, SA., incl Div., EJ- 1-arfin. AN GM Div., THIRD ROW Clelf fb fij :r'. x Ep GJBVSS S53 S-5 Div., H. L. Davis. SN, 2m T -X. W Eg1ln', SA S-l Div., A. .l. Leusdzner ' ' 57. H. Be-awle. EMS E Div., F. W. Rose, SN. O. .v.y C. L Suilixvan AN. G Div., R. M. Salclann TN, S-Q Div. , V ... u- ., ,.....,... ,---. 4- ,1,-..,......,.4..4..-gfm -1. .-.. s.- -, .f-- -----'-n---:-v--'-- -ff--1-r f Secretary of Defense Roberr S. McNamara gave Us The once over while We were wiTh The SECOND Fleef Ldff r-A, P sf.-'.I1, Commander In Che , 24,5 '-Jwai Forces, Europe meets 2,LLs iff ffrgv and Bortle Washer , Jf. 255 i,-y,.-.-4 Y -pq -5335-agls:-gwanqa-may AN V- !!! -I ! ., , K , A, N.---he-LV'--A - ' ' ' Y ' 'A V ' M Admiral Brush and German Officer waTch air operaTions from Flag Bridge. lnspecTing The Pride of The Corps CapTain LamberT Talks wiTh German Army General Mueller-Hillebrand who came aboard To observe SARA in acTion. 'iii 'W-'l YUYWI- g-5.,a.ns-gnl-plp:lgji4mugug'- I- 1 n :Q-idfke Inq I Some of The fellows always Tound Time, or made Time, To play some sporTs whenever iT was possible. BaskeTball, sonball, soccer, skindiving, skiing - We did Them all - aT one Time or anoTl'1er, in one way or anoTher. F 4. ww A 'TM a+ woflf ,TZ W. . hi-61 257 , H , , - .,,,,.,..,.,p,gQ. nfu:'rn uuurnqn-like- ua1b2'ililrlb - li ' 4: V ' ...-,4..,-...-v,fL1 -:ala ' . , Halffime clowns which go? a good vvorkouf In Europe. Sa rafoga Varsity W'2p,WWm,, ,, ZHKHWQ The Soccer Team P. TI-IE FL BA .... F-.UNT ROW lkneeling, left To rightlz R. C. Havens, MU3, F. G. Lyons, NlUSNy T. J. Elmer, MUSN, J. B. Duncan, MUSN, A. B. Ehrlich, MUSN, R. A. l, earhingfon, MUSN, R. P. DiTzler, MUSN, J. T, Jacobsen, MUSN, SECOND ROW Cstanding, left to righfjz P. P. Mercer, MUS, J. C. Lundgren, MUC ,lesierjg D. A Wifcher, MUSNg W, A. Gannaway, MUSN, P. R. DeJuliis, MUSNg S. R. Wong, MUSN, J. K. Richmond, MUSN, K. J, Davenport, MU3. 7 W fm fm f f f M ,,,, ,, lr Uafwnfc' ff fl N36 259 I. B. SHERMAN, CHIEF PHOTOGRAPHERS MATE Number Qrme Cruise Book Photographer M Sf Y To each his own. WW 4.5 We H+ fm IC ff fofnecorning heefers. ol fini .my-4 c OO V, M, W f LIKEVVISE WERE SURE' U. S. S. SARATOGA CCVA-607 CARE OF FLEET POST OFFICE NEW YORK, N. Y. l96l-l9o2 SARATOGA Mediterranean Cruise Book Public Information Officer LCDR Frank Cramblet Editor LTJG D. B. McGuffin Staff A. R. Erickson nAn open letter: The editor and staff of this year's cruise book is in debt to so many people for making this book possible, that it's almost impossible to list them all. But, here goes, anyway, and if we forget anyone, please know that you still have our thanks. It's hard to tell just how many pictures there are in this cruise book, but one look is all you need to see that there are many. Our thanks to Chief Photographer l. B. Sherman who took the great majority of the pictures in this book. Needless to say, you would have just seen a lot of blank pages were it not for him. And though our thanks jmay begin and end with Chief Sherman, we are in debt to the entire Photo Lab: to Mr. Smith, for his whole-hearted support of our cruise book program and who saw to it that we were supplied with pictures for our every need. To Chief Montelongo, whose interest helped our spirits during those inevitable low moments, and who contributed some good pictures of his own. And to the other photographers and men in the ?hoto lab - Bonte, Fitts, Lewis, Schulz, Perry, George, Lovasz . . . and everyone else . . . thank you. Special thanks, indeed, must go to Special Services for helping financially with the cost of this book. and a world of thanks to the Division Sales representatives, who did a wonderful job in selling this book for us. and thanks also to our Publisher's representative, Mr. Lloyd Hanson and tu the unnamed . . . but not forgotten . . . thank you.H Sarafzfga 2b3 V . In-L..-.Q . V1-survvr . W - - xg-xiallffx . . . , -.,,.,,...- Q .. . 4, L '-A L , 3 MRM , ,, ' I , , 1 'V ,,,,, , VL I M, .N ROBERT WILBUR PAIGE M f , island, entirely of itselfg every man ist a a'part of- thefmain L A ' f f bdicause I am involved S A E JOH N DONNE ' XVII Meditation M, 4, Wh f A , M,,.R,,, Qwwfm.. - ,f , S My I may ,M 'VA 1 ' M CARLTON STEWART HALL it ' Q 'i ,L i it it Liit A A A ALFRED DE LA CRUZ L RUSSELL BREWER CLABUIRN mf , ' Rn Q' . 1 win. 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