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' t ' SH .QL E s i ,M . 51 ,, - I :fa x a Log COMMANDING OFFICER Executive Officer Departure Day Rota, Spain Naples, Italy Palma, Spain FLIGHT QUARTERS Izmir, Turkey Lisbon, Portugal Malaga, Spain Casablanca, Morocco COMMANDER CARRIER GROUP 4 COMMANDER TASK FORCE 60 THE DEPARTMENTS Air AIMD Communications Deck Engineering 5 10 12 I8 24 34 42 52 58 64 74 78 84 90 106 116 120 132 Credits 300 Executive Medical Navigation Operations Safety Supply Weapons M arDet THE SQUADRONS COMMANDER AIR WING 3 VF-31 VF-103 VA-37 VA-105 VA-75 RVAH-11 VAW-123 VS-24 HS-7 WE'RE BACK TWO CENTURIES OF SARATOGA Th SARATOGA is as old as Americals independence. The first SARATOGA e name was named in commemoration of the Battle of SARATOGA which took place in . . . . f SA RATOGA, New York on 17 October 1777, and was one ofthe decisive victories o the American Revolution. The fifth SARATOGA was the first United States vessel to be launched as an aircraft carrier and served magnificently during the th1rt1es,' and World War II. SARA, as the ship is affectionately called, was constructed at the New York Naval Shipyard, Brooklyn, New York, and is the sixth naval ship to bear the proud name SA RATOGA. Her keel was laid in December 1952. One of the largest warships ever built, she was commissioned a ship of the United States Navy on 14 April 1956 after being launched and christened on 8 October 1955 by Mrs. Charles S. Thomas, wife of the then Secretary of the Navy. ln all respects SARATOGA is a great lady fully equipped to handle her brood of high performance aircraft, successfully accomplish her vital mission, and at the same time, support the population of officers and men who live and work within her. She and her sister ships are the keystone of U. S. Naval Seapower. 'I tj. f CAPT. ROBERT F. DUNN, USN Commanding Officer USS SARATOGA LCV-605 Coptoz'n's Logbook Good morning. li looks like anolher fine day in the Mediterranean . . . ,quill 1 e i. g'yly1y, Promotions-PTI Burton, OZ Div., YNI Douglas OV Div r ll C, F I i ' 1 i 1 5' MW 1, 'Z A-Q -'Y e Captain's Call-Rapping with ine crew over WSAR-TV v no no IMQQN Nunn nuns Noun, nuun HHN: nun' IHVH' In 1 - 1 X .J We- xg WV H6 bf--If djgzmimm ?in..m 3 H A, 3 f,f0U,0 7 -Q A , If X , K ,,,, Rames-Worthy' causes mth Chaplam Wltt QA I fx x 1 l V Ceremomes Navy s Blrthday Wlth MSCM Fortini. 'L 1 Rupping-Impromplu scasion gil thc unc Touring-Hunger buy during UNREP. Q A 1 l y ,I-X xi-f X N'-, X Ny J Q1 vw Ziffilfw' 2- Q fx lk fg?.xEI X R 1 3 , fi , , gi 1 52 Q 3 Y 1 5 i , 2 2 4 1 H 5 2 'ti l . 1 Coffee on the bridge and rx, And. I ll. ,, K f I A '-.fi l 'Q Y-1 K Z ' HMI E.. E P L P. ? r ?: bl, is 1 X I. ,.. k . M 5 hi, r 1 E-'Q . . fix 'Q4' .ggi FM ,Vw 'J' L g sp 4 sl' 1. l XR 'A Q4 CDR. JEROME E, WATSON. ESX Executive Oficer ESS SARATOG,-X 1CX'-601 MS2 Jacobs-P.E.O.P.L.E. office. CDR. Hood-Ops Boss F I ,m f Q-A x x ,, x x I SX A . Mg, L4 -.., 0 ,W A4 'rm ,- 12 J -nw M.-rc 'Q-A 1. rwyagy , .4 -wfA u .r , ,, . '-I' -- ' W .. ,. ...v-M, , e he - .aw-Q .. .. K' .sm ff - ,,,.s jEf-w.L,..- ' --v.,. -W' .:,,,,,:-V 3,11 .-is.. me, Q, fy V , xy- ' f ., ,,. -b .,-W' 0 'ffk-Llc' x- Q- ' h f 5-'nas' L.,...dnilF '.:a....Q..nff.-,.-f-,f ,- .,,.--L- 1 'na-... U Q. .3 ,,, , 5 -4 N' -fx. is .-xl, . 41 5 . ,,, r - ,5- ffm. Lw.a.' ' Q' A'-Sa' ' -..- , FY J-fa V qi f - mx- 4 -.1 - - e fin 4 I? 'un .4 -'bf 'L' x L5 C 4352 'Q Y' .4 'hm .vu The Start 27 Sept. 1974 Med Cruise 7 - 775 Begins in N. 1. is F O Q l L- Xfi- 1 x Thu-,,-T W .5 x '. 4- dew . .gi . if SNA 'N-in-. WW Qi' Q yq l 'bM- l' N 3 V-?1,. Aq- 'T Q ,pf h.,-an 'f'f -N sw- xx. Hr-.,,,,, '1 4u'61:ki vo 5, I I , S 4, 4 A ., h ' ' 12 A .,.,.,.K ' ' 'XS V r r x Q 'J ,, 'T Q V ,. inna- I 11.5 . Q. 1 xx 6, 5 ww, Nvik' V.. 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Upchurch wondering if hc'll make it out of the Chute. vw . 1 , l ,M '7 .Yf Q H . , W, , M V 5, - wi H M uJ,N,,,, ,,,, N . -' ' ' ' I , , f, ' , Wifi X I , .lj ,,,, lv , ,,,l, Z V t FRP' Z ,, w 1 ltr 'ii frr ig-1i..-.. 'Wil I 2 tl f' S oil u 1. MRFN D. G. Tram. NIRFN S. W, Shahan. CGCJUCH. 'A Q.. ! W',, aww W ' ' VUL! I , K A ei A a aa a N .1 fi, W .. M g M, H.. -ff'g'.gv.,, x - 3:92 ,,,,A we -HL-fx -xg ,j,1 f . ' M'-P. LTV' ' ' ' 'ug , . ' A 1 ' ,f f I 'fm Q A0 H 1 W , W 1 JMQQAZA 19 s .S-t.:-,, K. ' ' -'QQ.. ,,.54'y2 ,M - - ' f I' 1,- U C 1 I C Le .17 f ' . , 'HY 5 391' 3 Qi ', T ,, 'Il '- Pgy- ,J 4,--af' AW a H X limi .v 1- M AA R. A. Teague. RM3 G. Wendon. Teague-Again. Q U 5 1 4 ...- I P n ..- G D W- iii 'Z fnwwawywwwf And again Teague after an animal change. XM 1 1 4 1 I QITIII l Cl Y I L .J I 1 1 Mount Ycsnnvim. W PLE 1 K 11 1 1 1 1 1 E T 2 1 1 i 1 . i I 241 1 1 I' ' Vg Pmzm Nlumicipio and San Martino castle ' A,-W K O Q Q . '.:, f gi v Q K 1 , , b . 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Alllrcdds. J! wx l Palazzo Reale-Royal Palace. 715 :mud , -5 5 e 1 Alley 43. L ,Q-n Galleria Umberto Primo. 'fs-xv--g The Mergellina, Carabinieri. an-...ici ,- '57- 'f.,' .' V' , J Q' ' ,f 15' '5' .f ' It all happened in 79 AD. when Mt. Vcsuviux thaekgroundj erupted and buried this town under tons of volcanic ash. 1 u '.i Q .,.. -- PG PE11 vi- ' -V A f ,..' A. 1 -.. xox ,Ah ,' A, .U ,,..--f , . . 14 f W, if - 4 .- -...W ,- M f ' I . a W . , , b ,,, .4 N .. - -,N I. , .ur A ,,,,, , ...nn- -- A' . ,-, , A ,,. .., V ,,- W. --L , ,..' 4 - u, .-iihffi-. -f , , ...ff ,v f .--r:gf' A walk through history. .41-z Fa . .'Z'4' H' i ,Mg Q 4 xiii. M 1-, 1 .,,, fi. abs, wx .f3'1'f9xg 1 , fi-v V ,Z ',i4'7,v-11 '-'gym , f, 4 gv. 5- A psf, ., .:- f. W ,K 1, . f f .ffm 1 - -. ' i.4w-, f ,V ' 32, '.. r ff ,f-'Af' 4' w ., A - ,.,-. - . ' - -1 ff. 'ff Nh-vf x'f ' 1- , .,,,f,,. .. '1 ' ff -y ?'f-,,.:-,-1 . . '1 , , - 'Q' . 4, 1' ,.s.'n:,.', i., sg-I -flu ,f y , A , . 1 , 43... .. 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Bfiifc YE Ji -. 1 1 'Q Q 27 Q fg M 1' 5 z 2' 2 as i3 ff' A E ' . if - Q' 0' ' ,f,u' 'S Vi, 'Yiwu El Vittoriand'-Monument to Victor Emmanuel II. Pope Paul V l. m Y , i w' 1 m . 751' 551355 . The Roman Forum. W' pC3 5' Ja f? Bravf i , l i H 91 L E P 1 I l r ? S 'M E I I I 1 x 1 1 i ' 2 5 5 . Q 5 E A 3 ai A: U 1- ' '1' 'f P3Q?1 f'5!'Y2W Q Ag.- . . U N ' as . . ' '- '9 0 0 - f 0 ' ' Q ' ' 0 o 'U ' 4-. 7' -Y A I ' ' ' ' , V 1, V. 5. I 0' ' , I H A I it . Q 9 Q.. . a I 'N-. 5 I 'en if I I I af- W.: X 'lpg ' 11' 01 x 'TW .MA ' vis' ' lv. ..','1A ',. 1 4 .Qu 3 if 3 LA 5 '11 Le w . f. U ' , :H I 3, 1 Q - I 1 i if ina 2 fl' ' Q. 5. K ' il? VW 1 V gl :ii .kk 11 nvwuw. . nv- Q Q-1 14m -aan Palma Stand Dawn The Christmas Hohdaxs tor mam started when they were re-united xxlth thelr famrhee here m Palma and back m the States durmg SPXRPXS stand down. A 4,5-5 5 Paseo Maritimo. Plaza Esparia. Elena. X ' X' 'W' A- 'a as Torre 'J , 1' , '1 mi w ,L ag 4.. F 5. lift! '15 gvggii I xx rw x 5 f 5 . iii. - 4: a ' Tl L02 ' 'EQ V 5 , . ' ,f s- r - , 3 ,af Lg,- A W is a ,M Vie W fro I I gb I N ' 4 if I Q, 431'-Q Q 1 P T' P. View from Bellver castle - x .. -... V-,,.,,,, , ':' F ' 'T .--aw -,--f1,.,...,:,f':,v, s .rf-.:.,, A , ,, , Y. ., J , i L x, - . , g..,b,, . 5, f l 1,1 f 11 fi . ' '3.w-j3i., - H V' , I x -3.24.41 ' -' N- 1 -A if' -A .1-:eg-a:.:::1L gg-Q eg-,:-, :-me .-1-,f :'.,.A-my 5-LE vim., :Q 1.1. 5 4-.,.c,., ...v-m..,f On the road to Andratx. WD'- nl. k Pin, Saratoga souvenir hunters in shop at Manacor .--.9 Vi, Caves of Drach. s' I ' a' Fd ' x ' ' .. -- ' 1 K' ' I 1 '1 On the road to Soller. --1 Flight uarters . . F flight quarters, all your flight quarter stations. Div. F' 4 1 9 4 l own hands concerned mah i On the flight deck. 5 AA Balcombe, AA Satterfield-V-4 Div. Gettin'em ready. Last minute touch up. F 4-J 7305 1 Sf! , 1 mnih, V I rx. Center deck control. f I ' x Q 731.1 ,PX VAW-l23's EQC preparing for take-off F 1 I . ,,1:Qg,.J V l W A-6 winding up-LCdr. Levin calling the signals. F4-J moments before take-off. EL , ,J -Q ,,,,.,.,o ' ,-,-V .,. 31 f A-6, with an A-7 waiting, on port catapultg F4-J's on starboard. x I V 3 3 ,, if x T 5 i 1 x E E i .,,,. i L Air Boss-Cdr. Vuughl. AA Lane, V-5 Div. L ,-XX Teague. 1 AN Iassogna. ABH1 Cannon-Flight deck control Launch. ,Va S ,, Q ,lr f. ', V70-V, Sv , ,' ,V 79: wi! ,f f '- -.1 Qin, -3, ll LCdr. Levin-Catapults officer. C 'QS Col ll ig ' ' 5 - , -O U-Y, V. 0-' - ,4s.A.5 , .. . I av ,, oi' .Q .'fu0 'Jul' ' 4 or- vo . 0 'V fd' ' ' . za' ,,. 0 Q+ ' T 4 N I U , 0 r-al .Lx vw 11 L 5 L 0 u . 1 FL-1 ,. ,- .x-, 1 ,. ., 3 1 f xv: 1. , ' , 1 s Q MA. L A , V 7, , LM. H, , H 4.3.52-vm - 'Y P' K 1? 5 A, . , f,x 5, Q K 4 v x ...f-' , , mm vgw, v- Q' , . K K 4, ' 4 .f 1? i 52 , M Q:-' 1 Q A1 5 , W X Q M f V , , 4'-J' Q' if . 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VV X x wfsss f '1' 0 .Xf Man the mi! for I ,x e J 1 R : 1 f Pome de Lisboa-Salazar Bridge. f W v-vu-nm... fr f' 9 . . . entering Lisbon. SARA'S bagpiper AZ3 Baumeister, HS-7. is . ,r L 29 3 Z ii V . R V ' Y me - I , V in 21' wmv'-vu Name , ' g 'V ' ', 4 !fg ' f-1'4 'Yam' ' ,, I v - ,. , , . . ,V ,, 1 ' -rf 'E IW A--'--ffm 1, ff r r 4 f 1' !,.gH.,'e'e.q1vf M o r w ' H 'nn- e . xr Jf3'5 ef-P 4' r 1443544 - e 1 f r , 9 -A !' ?.-.fn-.Q,' .-23.5. -v .,,,-,.,,,,,,,,,,,,, X ' ' il on A f ' ' 4 f - f , -. ' ' A x . .- I-Q-sw-z..:,,qigv,,n, f- 9. e 'gp f ,,f3--, '44 ,...f'?f!'!'fH-if r .A Agn WP? - J -L ' -N , -- . ,fi'.:L.E.'i ' ee' :1,,n' ' I J H ' 31 :M 'U rf. gy A x In E ,n fr: e -L- ri, 1 x 1 ,yffwq I H, o ' n of A rr 'ff m' -efeiaf , fa -13 'H ff '.l ' 7:Yf'eff,r .wi-:gli Q f kf, 'nov' P . gg 'ffj,'M,' glial W N I fl n' 'Ha .r ' ' ' Kf -M PM ' f' . n 1 n , M r A my ,,rr.M,,.., ,. ,.., ' - , ... - - ' ' ' A ., , ,W .,.,,.,,.,,. ,,. rr , ....... ' ' ' ' A ..............,,,,r,,,. ,.,. ,.,,......... .- - '14wIU...bA5w iw wa M., , 1.-f it M-,N W f . f -1,-1.--iv .....,.....---- r Slit PW' 'W L: Ll . , 5... .YA, ,M P' ' . I Wm Q Steaming up the Tagus River towards Lisbon proper-15th century Tower of Belem and Hreronymlte church can be seen upper right. llvfm' fr 59 ,I if E. Ya 14: 's W, 5? ii! :il ri 42 Q, if 5, I 1 I 1 9 Q E E? Se s E Castle St. George Qoppositeb I ,v- 'h-. Seafood-A Portuguese speciali 'c' ,KJ '24 Y! V '41-Jr . f,.,- MAQK- ,V my. if ' VI fi W 'I Y! 1 ly The Alfunw Qolderj Quarter. If fl -5 FI' 'if 'S-718 Joseph l-Black Horse squ are. Juicy. Yv- Taking a break while mother haggles over prices. -1. .ar- eff If 3' 'Q ! S n The Alfama Colderj Quarter, an-f i 1 I, 1 l i, l ll li ik! ll I 3. l 3, r ?i F 2, 5 ill -it ---e f all Makeshift stalls stocked with local products greet the SARATOGA sailor outside fleet landing. ,li i 3 I v ii ui:-av-wi i 12' fii ' :J-' iv' V, Weird looking but it beats climbing sidewalks. 1 124- i 135 Tall skinny building opposite page is the Rossio railway station! Llc! uf- i h A princess and her escorts in traditional costumes. l 63 l i ll .l 'i 4 gi W, l l ' I l il 5 G me ,pf- -41 r 7 ..-...,,. ,. . - I ici 3 ji-gg Q Q 955'-1' f 4 4 Z 1. i wi' t of 1 , 8' I ll -li.q,. X. -I lllg :N View from Giliralfaro overlook. h-...Q '-s-i 66 S.. ii X H r We ' Uriginally established by Phoenician traders, Malaga today is one of Spain's principal ports, and a tourist -fig... ff-0 , Breakwater at en gateway to La Costa del Sol - international and resort Center. ,g Mt 3, trance to Malaga harbor. Yi I ?5 mbps 'R v: ' xiii f 0 f ' Visitors awaiting transportation to Saratoga. L Malagas wines are world famous. Local cathedral Paseo de la Alameda. in-nb al- ' ,ns- a..ui-fbAiL'e.. ng.. r 5 -' '- ,pn.'j::.q-pg '-, 'M' yu: f-f 'v- ,.-f i '7, 'e- L-'fa' .'5'x7i'.' .i'- vi' 'f. ' 1 W 1 14 Mfr , lu -H .1 v', i'..m 11 , -lv , , Q- ,dir Q, X MU! E.UA,,.'.,,x , , 1 R 1 - , .-v -,N K-.A A H A .,L . ,- 1- 1-,gg . ,, v 1 Q, ' , X I Q Qi eyvt f,x 1-'xt P. x,l 1. L ' I I 1,1 ap N A ,, A .150 if K! . 5 .I f I ,Q 3 , 'N pn. .x f 4 ,1 '- , .J f'-f f S-,- . J, , - -E . ,f v '. .i- ' X' , n .x ' u 1' ' I W., , ,,,...!X If .-. l,, 1. . Q' ' . , V. Si,-W. gF,'-.MY'Lg,5P.7'- 1.5 ,fwg vf rf'-1.-'E w . f' ' , ' V' 4 r , ' , I '- - , ng v.4,We 4h-p,,,.-X-j , I i . . . ,W . J- 3 ,, 'I , I tw I, V 1 , .. S 'V' - 'I ' xx S5-og sn -3' - D IM .gy 9 ,. . NL. ,R--,lr A Q4. .it . ,' fir '1,-- -,f- .-. w.' . ,' xv. Ziff, 'I . , ' fb .' , wa' -W' M ' 1 ' ' Q' 32 :,' . v, . , 1. - 441 .' '. v . ., M. y,x. f 1, . , . Am. J' ul ,jwmaf ' .. I f . K 4, iv ,gd 5, iniklyif V' Y ' I. 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J I if , -'- ,,--, ' ' , ' , 1, 'V '. , if 4 - - i ' ' ' :g,0,,4g I f,f .s -, 3534 - Q F - b , .5 ,i ' 9' K , ...at ' f ff -Q Ir L M M' ' .v':'- A 1- ' 1:,1J'jQ' ,-. Z1'f'.!- g,,.,yq.fx:wiv-7 ' ..- ' Q fgg -' ' wiki , FN -i ' ,N E5-'-f ' Wi E+ f ML1 V ,,-. 1 ' H., f QUW' 4 .-...-,...,-lv' , . --11' 1 X Jana,-A ' JI f ii? PH2 T. Mosler-Weary walker. Paseo de la Alameda. I N 5 , . -egg ' 24, .. U .. ar1. a.-1a-ww-'rrv1l- U ll n l'i'1T Tl Fi i'i B 5 i'Q' ' u u 'Fi iv 'if' 'ii' 'Hr 'ii' 'iT i lP- A 1' Yi-115 TF'ii ii 'hll''xii 5' VN- .. 'A nr ir is ' 1 r' 'n ii i rm .1-+ fl 12 PU f' ff' X ' ' ' I ,f'Fi 1,,g :ffQ2ef.f fig, V ,V s. W, , -,..,., b 1. :bl 4, may ., ,Q U, Q-f,.,2Y'1'l'f3'1f.f-,X , A Y V , J . MQSQSH- r . A 4 .wa -.. , .m,., A , ., t s , 5 N- 5 TJ, T Ai X A QL . 34.6, -'Q LK U QQ A .5 1 s A flag ' .. i M Torremolinos in February-Melaga in the distance. T orremolmos 1 ' 'any-1 N vffvil IH ?i , I k, i ,554 , I Balconies reaching out to the sun. A shade tree in 200 years, C' I ! or ' fx fix, :: '::. .. l 1 1' -n Q x:f-3 I H' W 1 5 Kill i ' 1 . amd mailbox du 5 L M WV' Q -Y' ., A .... 0 I 5' ' t s'o t lr v P O 5 1- V 1 0 ' 'W ,F L- - , 4-an ' 'ir 'A - .si .J ix .L .far wo 5 -4, . Q in x ' ' A ,, - ..,. , V-s .,,f-+,. . , 'af 4, V, 5+ KF' I I L I J H , k -an 3 'sf'!PQ...f' iz. f-'V 13- -1.4 'M' 'Q-fi ' H -1'-4X 51'-5:21:45 Q ug Ti l 4 n , f Xk.. f fL.,,p1 fl ,. . . 1 5' ..,. Y- , 4 , X f KJ, K, ,,. .,,,.-U, ,ff , im f Qfie . .4 N a 1 , L wh- Q 33: 1,3 if y nvdih z. . - V gggfszbf . f :U -7 , l 'J 213 xN 333 Nf Q o ...-. , f-.--...- V 4 . ,., ,, .. .-,.. . f----'Am z S. 'N N --Q S f WB Soul by Rogers. Karate by AN Morales. Xff Drums by ABH3 Malone, VA-105 with AA Denmon, V-31ABH3 Smith, V-33 and SA Faucher, S-3 Div. looking on. l i i l l 1 i i l i E , 1 3' -wa L ,. ' SWE: i ll 1 'r 2 s bfi, 'sf 'Q , ly .-5 , e lg 12 tail its i 2 t . ,I l Q1 5 i il is 1 ,f 'Q i l lik V it , g t l 'S 4 lf Q A ,m i pgffn I Www- ig, . ,' ?-I 41 W -Ay vi: 7 y mutt Wi A i Mosque. 3 Veils, though still worn by many, are slowly being replaced by smiling pretty faces. C ablanca Casablanca, Morocco's largest city, blends the old world Arabic traditions and customs with modern western style d offers the visitor a bit of both worlds. dress and decor, an Typical souvenir shop on Mohamed el Hansali Boulevard. K 'L 11 t Sidewalk cafes line Place Mohamed V for the pause that relreshes. I T' e f-1 , ,t -1 - I U F, , , A i 1 t fft if ttm at tr V V u f,1 'jgrgx 'v ' Q , P N, f 1 ar' I if 'xi' I V 1 1' a rw- HLA , 1 M ix' A4 sl 'pq .,, V V' r M 4 'M' I Y ' d 'F' t Q 2 be I 2 ' ' rf fr It It Q' --N-..'1'J4 -. 7 f 'X iv anno-ms, I 4 5 Q .lf gh arf Q i 5 ' F 1 Q ' E' Q A ' 'd .4 ' . M ig 1 f Yes, even rn Morocco. . .,. . , - . ' M Nl v- H A V , A ,, ' ' f - , J -4-.v , 9. u . . . Qqvf- 1 +o,a+o . ,,-9 vu-1 +V yu'w mauve. Q 5't'.'.'ff.' - ' 4 v o its . lt pf 11 o i - H.,-v-Z-U fi wi 3 Ig, nc -r :wg f Q.r'Q'tA' i t g , bhowcabe tor Moroccan artifacts. Brass and copper objects dominate the souvenir market. 76 The old . . . . and the modern. Stop. me Zz Mohamed el Hansali Boulevard. mt' , v.'f.'f mv ! I F ! . . e X A 1 N l L IO Capt. Edwin E. Woods, Jr., USN CHIEF OF STAFF Commander Carrier Group Four Saratoga begun her Med cruise under the flag of Commander Carrier Group Four. RAdm. Hays and his staff led us through the first three months of operations, mainly in the western Mediterranean Sea off the coast of Italy. Operations which in- cluded SaratogafCVW-3 training, task force and other fleet ex- cercises designed to make Saratoga and her air wing second to HOH6. RAdm. Hays was relieved in January by RAdm. Petersen. l X fr E RAdm. Hays lighting oll' H2 boiler. -x l Slll li. l N, .X CAPT C. W. O'Rcilly CDR T. ll. Cicorgc . ..,T.?5M,..,.,.,, .....,,,,.7F,,,, . 07... I CDR C. W. Sommers LCDR C. E. BFUDUCII WP..-,. .,.....- ,,-..,. V, .-...----. . .. H. - --- W ' ff, . ' ' LT H. E. Bull LT D. Nl. MacDonald Q . CDR B. R. Glasgow , i J ,, .fm fs a LCDR .l. L. Clark RNICNI W. E. Weaver CDR D. B. Linehan LCDR R. F. Lodge R ' w7 '?'7 T7?'7 fs QMI T. H. Boyd 4-M CDR R. A. Mozier EN3 ,,., ,, ,,... 77, Q,,,,,.V, ,V 1 4. ., ff .f fu f. LCDR G. H. Wigfalllff 1 '.5 f' Q . . 7. . f'f ff'K YNI R. W. MOOYC '-U! BMI A. D. Sowers YNI J. W. Trotter EN2 G' W' Bush YN2 D. H. Crump PT2 A. C. Tyre . . .. ,.,,. . .. .... X X, A .W SD3 R. B. Bonoan RM3 D, M, Brgwn YN3 M. D. Devore SD3 E. B. Abano JY. EN3 J. K. Schilling RM3 J. M. Schimek YN3 D. A. Skyhawk SD3 J. Tenord N4,..,.V N Q X FA C. E. Grubb, MMC K. M. Williams, RAdm. Hays, MM3 R. D. Woodard-1642 MMR. . . . . ki A R53 X .XX . A W.. N N PN 3 A. A. Grammer EN3 M. W. Webb SN J. F. Pippin SDSN M. J. Tennity .ix USS Mt, Baker helo helping in the transfer ol' stuff gear-Gaeta Harbor, ltal C C G-4 Departing 'vs RAdm. Hays accepting farewell gift from AZ2 Raubar. VA-75. y. 011 CO! ET l A l I i l l3 down and 25 more to go. ,. X On coming CTF-60 gear. 'c s -,...... N i i I II , g! el 3 W ea Il '! I I Jt Rfxdm. Hays locking me shaft-132 MMR. RAdm. Petersen, C CTF-60 A rriving TF-60 and RAdm. Hays, CCG-4. 83 I 2 1 'r W ,, 2 4 V ,X 84 ,1 1 1 L I 2 ' I ' 'I ' fr K 4 L RAdm. Forrest S. Petersen, USN COMMANDER TASK FORCE SIXTY Capt. Kenneth C. Reynolds, USN CHIEF OF STAFF Commander Task Force Commander Task Force 60, RAdm. Petersen-relieving RAdm. Hays in Gaeta, Italy-led SARATOGA and her forces through the second hall' ofthe Med cruise. Under RAdm. Petersen's flag, SARATOGA took part in many NATO exercises. and other activities of mutual interest between the navies of friendly nations. Sixty J 1 J 1 A J a s J I 1 J xx npr ,lr J . . . Flag, zldmin-CTIA'-60. JI I 1 J CAPT R. W. Miles CDR R. H. Hrmxmng CDR R. P. Mcuux CDR C I. Purncll 1 ,A,, . . Y .. LCDR C. Nligungi LCDR D. .-X. SLJHTXLIH t 86 f. . I . .4 N. 1 azz'-ng. , 4 x 1,1 C DR J. J. Dolhurd .. ,. ,,,,,, -,W -W CDR B. F. Short 4? LT NI. C. .-Xrmmroul f , . . 5 ff? CDR R. D. Grady . .. -...,.W, ,,,., M... J ' .ffmmyf LCDR J. B. Caseman wmv. ,fwwfn .... . - . . .j-w g G -ij 1' fl Lv G' A N-JY fi? 'Zum ' 6.- ..wfff f . f f . 135.1 , F .Te 'f.'.f ' . . . ' J - . 'W' ' ,. 97 ..sWh,. LT J. K. G. Grant .... .. . . .Y ,H CDR M. L. McGuirc .,.. . ..., .A W LCDR G. A. Long LT J. J. Harnes JT' f i'2 R- EE LT D. F. Rahn LT V. E. Watkins QMl R. V. Emanuel YN2 D. D. Boisuert SD3 D. G. Camus -,J W1 SN D. 0. zebley WO2 R. P. Henderson RMI R. D. Myers f -1 1 . I 5 -A rf. .2 Nga' SDl J. R. Presto 35 . 5 - ., in gv S - ' RM2 S. L. Butler LN! D. L. Perry fs l l PT3 R. N. Russell , ,W W YNSA W. A. Sykes MS S. G. Delos Reyes , A 15 . .' 1 f 535 V A- We . V QL .S .-H' .W '4 3 if J ' .554 5 sri- 1 1 - . . ' 'u A - 'L S 1' u- .. 'Ii . ,n 4-, I gay ' .t h ' ' ' 1 ' Y ' J .xg I -.q H I' 1 , H N, It D Y in x I . 10194 L ,, :iw Kilim! - ' CIV R. R. Adams ig, .. .. ax, 5 ,, g Q RMCS E. J.Markoushi YNI J. J. Czapieuski YNI L. J. Vialpando MSl E. C. Villones RM2 R. D. Simon RM2 P. R.SundSlr0m rn 'YK AN L. C. Kozak RMSN J. A. Sala 1 f'ff :'1Qbq. ff'-.lil 'Q' ' ' -QQ ' ' v 2 ' V X 7' Q: N' A f V U ' .. s V ' X' ff f A ml.-1 , A I J J if Xu Vt 1 bs D V , I UA , in -QNX K A + , f-1+ 1 . lyk W , milf! I X3 WLMNQ1, '-,- -S 1' s .Q K f . 1- Jf' . Y X , ,I jf' ,f E j1 , N, 'f 9. ' ' R 'A w,,,, 5pjijf ' f 'f7 42 - 'fi-gif W M-M ,-ad W-MMM X 'Na 1? O 9 f . 'xml 7 M -, iff! r Z' A -' mi' 0 ,f N .gr f . ' J 1 . I., 0...- xx 4 lvagl .1-5 'X N rf- any -f- ,,. ff. Q -4 ,f4 -li - - - 1:4 ' ' I Z ,x ..x, Y 1 ' I 1 3 X N 'N fn: Af 3 , A SN ' XY X I X 4f9'xQ Ali i ffj K 4 it .A I ff' R YA V -,-V.X ,ri ,- , ' I . y r lf, x 'W guy-A xg- 'K !! xl 'gre -N! 1 f H f ' 1 Vff . f f,,,, ,-f - I .F ,VJ ,f -t I Y f ,:,, K 2 f V M2 , .4 2 . Sq.,- ,wm-uvv' MM I 3 A Q-nv Q X f-' D Q .0--vm f I hw ff' Q--E L -K -nun. - -. -- -,JN ,as ds, Al' !::x H A ' ff' K, -Xu qnn ff' ' ,gf I' fl- P , 133-. f. vp.-M-V f-'M I W- Vjwrv 51,112 1 A: . are i i l l l i Cdr. Gerald C. Vaught, USN l O A ir Department They work in a world of fuels. grease. fumes. noise. heat and danger. They direct. move. launch and recover aircraft. They . are the men of the Air Department. Without their abilities. skills and dedication the organized confusion on the flight deck and hangar bays would turn into a tangled night- mare of interlocked aircraft. From early morning to late night the yellow shirts of V-l and V-3 Division maneuver-by tractor and hand signals- SARA'S many and varied aircraft across the -1' : acres of flight deck or the 2'f: acres of hangar bays. V-l plane directors and tractor crews shuttle aircraft to anyone of four catapults depending on the type of aircraft. guide recovered planes quickly and efficiently out ofthe path of ap- proaching aircraft. and position and reposition aircraft for refueling. rearming, and to start the cycle over again. L: K- W, 331.'L4-.1L..I . V-2 green shirts operate and maintain the machinery that enables an aircraft to be launched at speeds in excess of 130 knots from a standing start on what is perhaps one of the worlds shortest runways, a 211 foot slingshotg and to recover the same aircraft by snagging it on a I and 7fl6th inch cable stretched taughtly across the flight deck-from snag to stOP in 270 feet. V-3 personnel shuttle aircraft to and from the flight deck, le' spot planes to assigned maintenance and upkeep areas and make room in the already filled cavernous hangar bays for all the stores. ammunition and other cargo that SARA receives during unreps. V75 PCV50mlCl HTC llle Paper and pencil pushers and handle all the administrative needs of the Air Department. CDR D- ltl l 4' i CDR D. C. Purdy LCDR D. W. Edson LT R. V. Welch CWO2 D. R. Fulghiim CWO2 R. E. Rogers . ff Ll. T. E. Harding, AA J. M. Furbee, Lt. M. Simonson-lflighl deck control. gl sz . 5 ABHI F. E. Allen Jr. 5955 1 . +5 Q rw 2 W ig? . A if . ' sbs-if X ABHI R. Cannon ABH2 L. Griffin ABH2 J. A. Kirkland ABHI N. C. Lies ABH2 J. R. Dowell ABH2 W. E. Forts ABH2 L. D. Robison ABH3 R. P. Bongner gn 4,-' A .f 'fl' ABH3 W. B.Callahan i . i l . ABH3 F, VV, Cawley ABH3 G. O. Decker ABH3 G. D. Earlin ABH3 S. G. Ellison ABEI W. E. Tilton. AN C. H. Turner. ABEAN T. A. Malloy, ABE3 L. L. Willett, AA S. ABH3 S. M. Justice ...W t,.....,..., ..... ,wen . . Y.A.-....,..-,,.,, AN J. K. Brown ABH3 E. McCready ' iLQisv3g'f'1 + ft AN C. A. Burroughs C. Hester-Between launches. ABHAN J. D. Bradley AN R. E. Farri0f T, if ww. A f J . ' 1 5 - -as . 7 f. G- - S-M-e. X gr ' u AN J. E. Fields AN A. Gauthier Jr. AN D. D. Grindstaff AN D. Hannah ' wh' .f 1 .N S.-l J . V, AN G. H. Heard AN J. G. Iassogna AN S. Johnwn AN D. A. Krueger . H W V 1 Jon ' ' J F 3 X5 A AN W. C. Hayman ABHAN F. A. Latini ra . A J Sl- if uw ' J X I' 1 , ,N V R 0 ' fi 1 .. if A ' e , ' X3 i AN S. E. Lewis AN L. J. Lockey SN E. Mathurin AN E. H. Meyer AN J. U. Mowtoya AN M. L. Nibliek .rv ' 1- J ' 4 M' v W . S. 5 l L . . ir.j f AN N. P. Overby J J. AN D. W. Garrison-P.L.A.T. camera operator. AN D. T. Pflug fr AN M. E. Roach AN A. J. Samp AN J. W. Smith AN T. A. Smith . ---xgvn -- h 9 1 AN G. R. Walker AN D. C. Watson AN F. Wheeler AA D. J. garba Jr. 5 XXV'-12 AA M. J. Labriola AA C. A. Mamhe .-XA NI. A. Miller AA K W Guo J I R 1 l V v Q. Z 2 i f J Q r S J 1 I , 'I 5 .I . n L 5 F . 5 2 5- J 2' J J 4 . F J 1 ! VJ V J 3 L? I V 2 rr 1 Q H J H Q ! fm! E HN: fi. fs fir.-. AN A. H. Pero X '2 AN J. M. Ridgway AN D. E. Steinour AA M. N. Brown AA V. D. OWCU5 AA J. A. Pezzullo AA H. J. Tomkowich 55? 'F 'X A' A 3. .W AR S. E. Jenkins ABEC J. G. Page AA F. J. Piccolo AA R. pierce l l AA R. C. Volner ' 5 'N HL s AA M. L. Rumey AA T. E. Shumate AA D. C. Whiteley ABHAA D. J. Whilworlh AA L. J. Williams AR J. F. Krause R mf' ss -4 -A A f fi J VS 'RTS A f x . ' s . -s., .f S6 X W iw K. ABEC J. R. Frisko HYMQEWM EMI G, Bleagdale lCl J. E. l'i6I'I'lSll'CCl AN R. L. Perry. TDAN R. N. Day-P.L.A.T. control. - 1. -Q ABE2 C. S. Bergerson ABE2 O. K. Gilmore LIEBHS 'AA 'D NVEIEIV '-NEWS QL P-WVIUFIS '51 'EI NVEIEIV SUJOCI 'H 'S NVHEIV LUUPIIUD 'f 'gl NV Jalmod V 3 NV suwisag M Q Nvggv Keg N H NV qopxolueq 'g 'W NVHEIV UEMMBGT .H NVE sagdsuuag 'g N, , , Q sxcnsew -5 V 1 momag ' f 'qi .XKCDX if ffQ '1:7i ' gy: H , Q F. t, 2 X l -. if M . 597 to ' ZW ,,.pr ABE2 W. L. Harris ABE2 J. C. Thomas . . . .17 ...,. ., .,.,,T7...,,s...-.,.,...! ABE3 J. D. McGirm ,..,.-,. ,,., . .,. ., ...., , . ..,.,-. .......,N,..., ...rw vx .V ,i AN D. A. Boyce ik ABE2 W. F. Kmxuer ABE3 S. K. Ciildv-ell ..,..... . l . MN ABE3 T. S. Patrie XJ ABEAN T. F. Brieuddy W-. .. T ABE2 R. L. Mclntyre ABE3 C. R. Dahlke V. ,,,, AN A. S. Aguirre ABE.-iN G. vs, BFOWH ' Q f . f f X This i R z,i, f ,. . V , . M ABE2 T. Smith ABE3 P. K. Hughes .,.. . . ABEAN C. R. Albert AN W. A. Castro IC2 R. M. Stiles ABE3 O. S. Johnson fvW zw u V 1 ' f.7'7 l. AN J. D. Bodle AN J. W. Coleman .2 ABEAN R. J.Dahlman AN R. J. Garrow AN W. B. Masters ABEAN E. Rennspies ABEAN F. T. Smith .ssh x X .,. I . . Z . . .KLL ,li ABEAN M. B. Danlovich AN R. N. Day ABEAN D. W. Deskins AN R. A. Fowler AN F. J. Gulliam 'J ABEAN S. R. Portis ABEAN B. K. Slinkard ABEAN C. W. Strain ' - A F' - f A , .S vm. 'QE X Q X X ABEAN J. B. Jackson AN P. K. Klee AN L. A. Macabitas l ll 11 X vrvfj' H f: e- 1 jf-A r-ge-M1 1 l 6 l l l 1 I I 1 1 AN F. D. Vaughn 11 N,, A i lil 1 l Z ll. ji l 1 J AN L. L. Willett l 1 lil ll' 111 ll 'll ill lla .11 fl illi , . 1 l 1 AA S. C. Hcstcr i li. ll' ll fi l ll 'gl fl . l A I 1 AfXJ.W7llilZ1I11S W ' nTe-wQ- V f- -ev-ww-g-xxx 1 - E5 'S - . l ll A .ll lil lj ll l il ABI-Il J. R.SmiLh l 1 95 2.11 lil lr ...., . .L . .. .,T.TY.,,.A?eY3 'i SSA. .gsm 2 i AN W. F. Vernoy ABEAA C. A. Dossey AA T. G. Holmes fi AA R. L. Zimmerman ABH2 D. B. Baumbach A' A iiii ' A AN C. A. Were-l ABEAN C. H. Webb Jr. lCFN T. W. k-WW ,V ,.. .L ..E.x.....Y..iRw... M Ii 1 vu A Vm,,Rv., ,.,.....1V.....A.,..i Y A we e .Q A .A 3, .1 lil 1 sf. . AA N. 0. Dbbble AA W. D. Elllbu AA lvl. K. Gulleln X25 AA W. R. Kugler AA B. E. Morris AA R. L. Perry AR T. F. Perrelet ABI-IC H. L. Smith ABH2 J. L. Smith ABH2 D. E. Wiseman ABH3 H. E. EvanS l K i an A .5 V' Q f W AA Smith, AN Custodio, AA Snyder, ABHAN Leng. . ..,,?,WwV , , 8 V I ABH3F,E .E.J ef ABH3J. Lsmirh AN D. L. Barker ABHAN F. A. Batchelder .Harry ABH3C os 5 I H M.. fi A AN L. S. Custodio AN S. L. Darity AN D. G. Davey AN L. L. DHWS AN J. F. Foster . gn A 1 IOO ABHAN K. R. Hilgendorf . , I . I ,nf ,y 1 ' - off... X S L E, fx L AN R. L. Holt . ABHAN M. D. Long AZAN J. A. Roque -f'-:wff--'M--M N 5.4 .X 5. AA T. R. Chrispen . X .- :- s g ' W M M ABHAN P. E. Holbrooks fs- N. Q XA Z A 'Q W I if 1 X flQ.l:i .- AN C. li. Joscy .fxx A Q . .RR.. Q.. A AN J. Lozano .- -.... H.- .....-..,,,T...,,, AN I. Vanblum AA M. G. Davis px X ABH2 J. L. Smith, AN Holbrooks-Hangar deck control. ABHAN R. A. Meward AN R. R. Menchaca AN A. D. Lyke rv'-7'-71-vf'7:5fffm-fy-fwfvf-w--f'W-f -W. ...N .L .k..... W. UL. .WE W , V t AN S. D. Wood AA R. G. Aguirre AA D. A. Brimbl6C0m AA G. B. Denmon AA J. Donato AA A. L. DOYSCY .. AA E. T. Griffin Jr. AA J. V. Ellison AA M. E. Juergens AA W. R. Keyser .- , V.. 7, .1 A ii J! AA D. L. Osborn AA L. D. Pryor - . - A -fn LX - V. fx . . QA i : g ,gh . .. . ,.. .,,,,K,,,..w5..,. Lf AA L. Smith AA J. E. speck W- - A -A--f-W . ... A xx AA Ni. T. Hiney AA G. W. Johnson 'N T . TM . ' ' .A zu AA R, A, Nlrmn .-XA S. J. Nlclilocklin AA R. R. Ramirez AA M. Robinson AA N. D. Johnston AA N. L, McMichael AA A. J. Rubino lll AR G. D. Marion AR C. Redmond Jr. AR A. J. Young AN Holbrooks-Hangar deck control. lOl 102 f- A, V-4 at LT C. M. Simonsen ABF2 A. W. Harris ABI-'Z .I. L. .Ioncs ABF2 P. R. Ladoczky f 1 AA McNill. AA Donohue. ABF2 White- Fuel inspection. gllvwwmtw TE ABF2 J. A. Gasowski ABFC E. B. Blanton fm ABF2 T. B. Myers ABF2 A. L. Rook ABF3 P. Alicca ABF3 B. E. Lawson A3123 A, Sanders t A ABF2 J. P. Grove ABF2 C. T. Putnam R . .Y L ABF3 W. A. Dogall ABF3 M. L. Stagg Lf' ... ' 'vi ' , . X u -,K t 5 Nu Grow Putnarr P . Dogan ff qi A SME? A B FA N A. A. AN T. C. Abella AN B. W. Agnor AN J. B, Bold, f f f f : Qxgfj-'dawg . . 16 'GJ 1 W . ., T. ..,3..,,,.. -. 4 V ...QQ ' H - -, we .M ' ' -- mf Wg. ABFAN C- K-Erwin AN L- J- Fulghan AN M. E, Murchesc AN E. D. Murier AN J. E. McDougall , Q gt N5 Nur AN J. Ct Owefwbr' ABFAN C. W. Porito ABFAN M. Remel AN T. J. Moser ABFAN J. E. Mullaney f pw . 'R Y' ax 085 ,NI f Q' ABFAN S. Scalogna AN A. B. Scott AN M. D. Smith ABFAN D. E. . , . Stephenson AN R. T. Trmpp AN P. J. Walsh 103 104 7W,.,...,, W- M... JA. f.. .ww ' qw. AN D. A. wesm AN A. G. Wood AA J. W. Bruce AA S. M Czuurlacki AA D. W. lfitzgcruld Nz. .. Y W.. . A-m AA E. K. Kynard . .H . V . ,A,.-,.. AA J. E. Medellin AXA .l. Nl. lfurlvcc AA R. A. Almario AA D. L.Af1defS0n .. , ,,,, nm... W... ,,.. .. V. .,.,,,, . . ,. .. . Q F V, ' A 422 ' 'WA rf GSE: '33 7? AA N. R. Cutshaw AA J. L. Dowell . ,. . ,. ,,., , ,,... .. .W W.. V- A f i5yf!.,-- z AA C. L. Guy AA R. L. Hardin . Z.. .gf all I V I . MW. J . f , . ., X, 4 f 0 AA M. A. Ladd ABFAA E. G. Lindemann AA R. W. Lively AA F. Morales AA A. P. Perenteau AA J. D. Reedy AA R. 0, Balcombe AA S. D. Duflleld AA J. W. Knobloch TT AA M. D. MacMillan AA G. Reflffoe l l J l i l l AA R. J. Ripp AA J. L. Robles AA D. R. Rodriguez AA D. A. Simons AA E. F. Stevenson AA R. P. Widstrup 4'-f yff fi Q. . W. x-,V f X X 4 , , . x 6 X3 x V-5 ABCM J. R.LanCaster YN3 C. A. Ray - ..i AA R. D. Berglund ABFAN D. L. Bonnema AN J. D. Sanders X .X A oss? . as .. . JE N s X J if 'QW 'W-1151? f 'J ' W . rv AA H. E. Rolson AR J. W. Brown 'fb . Q 7 AC3 D. M. Sexton AA H. D. Satterfield AR R. A. Jennings ABH3 C. J. Tucker .....4l' me AA L. L. Bullin AA R. A. Teague YN3 C. A. Ray-Air Office. i 105 l r i ' i l a l ll l 1 I I 4 L r , ,. . 106 AIM D Department The Aircraft Intermediate Maintenance Department personnel fix airplanes. ADJ's ADR's. AE's. AF's. AK's. AlVl's. AO's, AQ's. AS's. AT's. AX's and AZ's arejust some of the ratings involved in keeping CVW-3 and SARA'S aircraft operational. From jet engines to tractor motors, from structural assemblies to aircraft electronics and from parachutes to oxygen bottles the men of the three divisions comprising AIMD keep the pilots and their aircrews safe and flying. IM-l handles the paperwork. But much more than the routine memos and other correspondence. IM-l's paperwork consists of statistical analysis and quality assurance reports. aircraft PMS records and hours of flight time. and other records and reports necessary in evaluating aircraft and aircraft com- ponents performance. IM-l also keeps a detailed technical library of civilian and Naval maintenance publications for tht? use of all concerned. ch Hydraulics, sheet metal work, ground support equipment su as tractors, buffers and equipment carriages, aircrew SUV' Vival equipment and jet engine maintenance are done by the skillful and knowledgable men of IM-2. The men of IM-3 repair and maintain complex electrenlc equipment and aircraft armament systems. Communicatiom CClUiPmGHt, highly specialized airborne navigational systems and Very COmDlex and sophisticated electrflmc countermeasures and warfare equipment are just a few ofthe many items in need of the talents of the men of IM-3- LCDR C. B. Borchers m T. E. Davis ' 3 ff . X xx J. I o r V f J. A. Fetherol L Q '-v mc, R Yi , . .' -g. . 55 .. 15' ,. V gg . .LA-fff. 0- -' Q... E - . 1 'Q 1 NSAC' fl M in J XTR-1 , , I . 5 h. K - ff . ' i ' '-fxwxx. . 'O' rf . J r f xii if A Q i' .- J f.iikl'.. I. ' Z gi .5 aigfygcxi -f -W ww. P. G. Kuty A- . KR fl . 6 Q' 'N f 'fb .V N ,ff L ffiiig N A ,cf J vi - . ni A X N H J. N. Bruno LT J. R. Hugensick AFCM N. A. Matthews A. C. Faria U 9 J 2 ,A N2 . 1 ,. .X .g,, r .1 J. . M T 'I . X , J . X 1 f . X , , 're J Q 'LJ . M f N, if D. R. Harriman i . A Wifi 5 N . N A A i X ' A L X x 4 . .7 A. R. Selby . .... ..... . t Q, .ff 1 R5 fx ' f-la X X . r . , 2' I f f I in N f- xx 3 . .1 0' fl' W 3 Q o :S O D CT 2 0 o FS 'J 3? N G D Q 'S :- Ei o P 3? N L1-J A wsu! 1 ' ' la-hIl f' Qtr N. Bostic-AI M D Admin. 107 AZC J. K. Sammons 2,3 , . 772,54 , I , ,, ..,.,.,,x 1. ,3 I ,,. Y 4 , 1 1 AK! M. E. Mericle ASI S. G. VVhill0xx X., AZ3 W H Benson AZQ D. J. Robertson V----5-7-, f- -YH ' f ' - 'F iw.. 4,4 f AN W D Kllnepeter AN M- W- Marlin AA L. E. Ellenburg C S 5 C X IM2 AA C' Moreau CW02 R. S. Weston ASCM R. A. Gosdeck K KW . Y .. . .CN , 'Vx N3 AMSC D. A. Bubun c I ANSI C. Gillam .f5l' S Yin' A - ., ADRC J. R. Cable , 1' ASI J. A. May ADSI C, D. Perry ARSI G. A,Smi1hley AMHI J. J. Twomey ASE2 J. O. Bell AMHI W. T. Lovin A ,... ...... . . PR2 C. R. Blevins ASH2 G. A. Bonn er ASE2 D. B. Clark ADJ2 J. E. Clark I ADR2 T. N. Jarvis lll 109 110 . ...W . , ASM2 J. E. Millinder ADJ2 K. D. Porter Y 4 ADJ2 W. C. Thompson .---- ..7v'7-vw: 1 A .. ff knuffiq ., L, 6 . - ,An ,iss .X ASE3 J. S. Lzmc, ASE2 J. O. Bell. ASH ga . vm KV' ' - r' 4 , J. 4 -Q 'Q' I' . ...f . N. R. Nyc-Ground support. ., N ASM2 J. H. Wenteler . .. . . N... ,.,. me X , ,,.,. . ASH2 D. J. Zullo AMS3 T. L. Benson ASM3 D. C. Harvey A5133 J. s. Lane ASM3 D. w. Nagel ASE3 K. D,pOmme,enmg . ' I .W . X fx X ASH3 D. J. Scully ADJ3 T. E. Seastrum ASM3 J. J. Sottogami ASH 3 T. L. Tollefson AT2 J. H. Wright ADJ3 R. L. Arnett L.-- ..... .L . .. AMG3 A. J. Gettings ADJ3 s. M. Safnacki ASM3 J. S. Watson flght tmgs ADSAN D. A. Alteri . , .hx V ,I f I 4 4 .- Y J f ADJAN G. L. Altmiller tt AN W. J. Chestnut AN G. L. Coleman AN T. J. Landers W 1 f 'Q fl ,J VW. , W 4 az ' f., ff r Asnz N. R. Nye ,f A f AN G. K. Matthews f X y ASMAN R. D. Ogd6f1 N mW,,,Q V. .. .,, . .. . ... N 4 as X ' sf. , ,. ,, ' .gif J f ' ' ff 'J . .. x rr - ,fcf .Q . ft Q v ,au nv- ASMAN P. T. Andrle ASEAN E. E. Bamrick ff V f-s ASEAN J. D. Gregg AN Nl. E. Hays f ff fr, M X. R. Q TS . 3 X' gs AN R. McDonald AMHAN R. A. Morris ...I NN.. ff? AN D. R. Powell AMHAN o. R. Rochelle AN T. N. Svillfff . , 'fy AN A. W. Bullington . .W . ...rim ASEAN B. G. Heisey AMSAN W. L. Newsome f f ', Q ASEAN G. S. Polonetsky .. ... 1 AN J. E. Wilson 111 van vfdnken ASEAA S D waldes 'wh AVCM D T Mellott ATCS R H Story ATC ASEAN T. M. W-eaver -45 AA L. D. Huber . X .N Reynolds ATZJ R Wllls W. L. Andr6 itecotten LT J D Shelby I .son AQC J. L. Mason AOC M. T. Nelson ,qv 1 'V '... . . 0 O' . 'E .gU:::O I ATI J. S. Dendy ....... . AEI K. L. Lawell ., f L M., C , . . Q . . . fWw1'i' was Aww 1 . L was s Q ,f ,. AQ2 Coyle AQ2 S. J. Detiveaux -6? v gl V, AQ2 J, A, Harden AT2 J. P. Harper . Erll' 15 Q I I I X .f1. ...es AQ1 J. C. Aldridge ATI H. R. Evans . . . . ,, 15,53 . . tx - . 25 x AEI B. E. Lowe 75 AQ2 L. R. Draughn AQ2 T. E. Jones S' AOI J. T. Campbell ATI W. A. Geist AEI W. L. Starks AX3 D. A. Euzondo .... -,Wi-.,g7.-, -WK,-M AT2 G. Kaufmann it xl, S x X X AEI O. L. Clark AQI B. A. Hestley - f of 'Q as wiser- I -vs -X ' - wil - 1 AEI K. Williamson . -sv.. , AT2 H. M. Fuller AT2 M. L. Lockhart TI 113 114 Xxx Ahl K Wnllmmson AT2 R S Posey ATC A W KulbCCk AQ2 R L Mltehell XL' N D Nloore AQ2 M T Rgbbmg AQ7 R Sommer f VJ I: Vamp lt AT3 D F Clemmons 1 AT? M C l-over AE3 G. L. Jones AQ3 G. S' Lugenbeel McCleskey AT2 P. G. Mcliirdy AX2 S. C. Rowley AT2 R. E. Schneider AT3 D. S. Cottrell AT3 R. A. Falanga AQ3 T. L. Proper A133 D. R. Robbins 1 ETN3 V. Robles AQ3 T. L. Sides 'Y-Y AN S. W. Booleter ATAN J. W. Bradley ATAN J. W. Gardiner AQAN J, M. Hull ?,w,, X,xx ., .. T. .. A I nh Q ,V J X 'S ATAN G. E. Plunkett AN J. D. Sagonu W 5 ' 'IT' 1 W, Toufville AQAA R. l.. .l21ClCSOl'l .., V mg J wr 'S v- N e ET3 S. W. Struckmun ,XT3 W, ja Sulliyun AT3 T' L. Xkfoolurd .V Y . . .,..... . ...Li . X j AN W. R. Cohoorl AN B. R. Curtis .NQAN A. L. lilldllhl K M. AN S. E. Lowes .NN P. Nlziddzilonc AEAN R. D. Mayak 5 L45 3 --- 43 rx '-'J 1 323 r ,lt . ng. X 'ff ual E fx 1 U ' 'Ng 3.01 A J v AQ3 B. J. Bcbbbill 115 116 C0mmunz'catz'0rzs Dept. Standard radio transmitters and receivers. sophisticated and complex satellite communications equipment. teletype, semaphore, hoists and llashing lights were used by SARA'S radiomen and signalmen in the transmittal and receipt ofthe many thousands of messages sent and received during this cruise. The communications Department. in addition to the routine traffic. handles telegrams. birth notitications. and teletype newscopy for dissemination in the ships newspaper and over WSAR-TV evening news programs. SARA'S teletype and voice circuits are the responsiblity ofCR Division. Despite a hectic 24 hour operating schedule. the radiomen maintain their accuracy. security and dependability. Visually transmitted messages between ships. and between ships and shore when in range is the responsibility of CS Divi- sion. Located in the topmost area of SARA,S superstructure, the signalmen of CS transmit their messages by well executed flaghoists, unflagging flags, and billiant flashing lights despite stack smoke, high winds, and buzzing aircraft. The services provided by the Communications Department isa vital link in keeping the men of the SARATOGA well irl- formed on just about anything: the latest ship's schedule Challge, who won what game and by how many points, the USC and fall of the stock market, your wife had an 8 pound 13 Ounce b0Y and they are both doing fine, and all the Qfhef routine transmittals for supplies, services, disp0 CMUECS, warnings, weather reports, and last but not least: When do we go home. sit1onS, LTJG W. E. Ingram CWO4 M. A. Windell JMJQ 2 Sa Q L45 Y RMCM T. F. Brown gl 5 1' is - iw 11 X1 B ig is -J RMCS W. G. Kelly RM3 D. F. Fiddler-Radio racks. RMC R. W. King -:J RMC N. L. Rich RMC A. R. Sauer RMI M. G. Chevier RMI W. J. Jarvis RMI J. K- I-HUC AL RM1 L, G. Muse RMI WA G' Stem RM2 S. L. Johnson RM2 J. A. Mohler RM2 G. J. O,Neill ' 1 ' Q X-xv 117 in U P 8,1 lr' RM2 R. L. Reeves RM2 D. Uribe ,75- Q RM3 G. L. Black xt Rn43xv.E.Edgn ., I ...wmv SA 5, M, Taylor RM3 C. E. Mclvlillon RM3J.L.Rmu RM3 A. R Washington , .,.. 1 . .2430 ww 'ew' SN T. B. Burrows .-..mT,,,, ,, Q .fw,. 'W C 'f 794 f .f QW, RMSN D. F. Fidler RMSN A. Jones SN A. Nelson 118 RM3 E. Burns RM3 R. A. Coy AW I RM3 L. W. Hubble RM3 G. S. Harris up RM3 L. M. Roark ' AI 4 - w RM3 J. P. Powers 'M RMSN C. F. Esslingff RMSN M. R. Dudek f fr, VL, f f f f RMSN M. T. Petruzzi RMSN S. S. Shaffer B .. .K ,t 6 . X ff' YNSA M- L K-HA Andefson SA E- F- BUIOW RMSA P. w. Bindel SA R. Bolen RMSA J. S. FCTCI SA D. E. Kinch SA C. P. Mcoee SA M. v. Rice Q5 .15 .. . ff, . ,Ng F , K. CS SMI O. C. Baldwin :Mr fi' - S. . ' , . . 13Si1.,, 1 ix ,hfy SA W. J. Benecke SA H. E. Holland K .K . S1 Aix . x K. N X X . S x A wx X N SMSA G. H. Rotundo Xi N SA S. M. Taylor SM2 A. Regalado W' SA R. E. Manning SMSA D. A. Adkins Flaghoisl RM Salisbury Wachsetter .Ayr 3 . 'S-.x SM2 R. C. Wishart SM3 G. T. Moore 119 ll , l, l i r x ,A+ ' pM,,.,m,...-..,..,-,,...., ,,,Y,V D ..,. N., swf- N,--1 .. . ,-.,,WL,s, as - e eww l l ll I 5. l l 1 , l 1 . l 1 l l 120 Marlinspike seamanship, chipping paint and painting, rigging lines for refueling, rearming and replenishment, piping messages, VlP's and rendering honors over the IMC, operating cranes, Winches and windlass: line handling, anchoring and boat handling are just a few of the boatswain mates respon- sibilities. They are SARA'S jack-of-all-trades and masters at each. Gleaming brasswork. intricate line and rope designs, miniature cannon, fringed canopies, carpeting and other paraphernalia maintained by the men of lst Division greets the visitor or VIP as he's welcomed aboard on SARA'S Quarterdeck. lst Divi- sion also maintains the fo'c's'le Qforecastlej with its two 30-ton anchors and fathoms upon fathoms of chain. The men of 2d Division as lst Division, rig, operate and tend l 2 2 T it if l. , li , wi Ilia: wi ll - ll ii ,El -lil lil all gil ll lill 'l ll 'JL IH Iwi 'ii i p i li, ig T Ml 19' 5 i.l . . l l 1 l fl 1 l V i ,l ,lf ll l, li l il If 'l i i l F Q i s Deck Department the lines, Winches and cranes during underway replenishmerlii rearmament and refueling evolutions. The coxswain's of 2d Division keep SARA'S liberty and utilitli boats shipshape. Their expert boat handling, professional seamanship, and patience enabled 2d Division coxswain's I0 maneuver, cajole, cuss, baby, and urge their boats t0 Kee? Qperating through unco-operating seas, countless liberty Pal' ties, and long frustrating hours of wind, rain and toil. The men of lst and Zci Division are the ones most reSP0n' sible for keeping SARA'S exterior appearance looking clean, grey and rust free. Through the hard efforts oftheir side Cleafl' mg- Palm Chipping, and paint spraying teams, SARATUGAS appearance is constantly being upgraded. Ist BMC R. L. McArther PQ l BMI G. E. Page BM2 K- D. Reeves LT C. G. Creamer 2 .. - ' 1 . Qi ' xi '1 CWO3 I. C. Mathers BMCS J. J. lbarreche SN D. J. Sovyak, SN D. Boisvert-Port anchor chain in I'o'c's'lc. BMl M. O. Strickland . v,SQRXS,.,,, T. .. L., Y. .1 - - Q BM3 D. L. Barrett BN12 D, D, Adams BM2 R. L. Fearnow BM3 W. E. Jordan Alexander D ' ' S--.c. ENS J. J. Baucom BMI R. C. Goettel 1 fi' Kimbrough SN A. P. Alexis 121 5 I 5 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 I I I ll il ,. 1I EI li II I I1. Q Il ,. I 1 II I I lx 1 .1 , I I 1 l, W1 1 I I 1 1 1 1 i 1 , 1 I 1 '21 1 I 1 I . Libs, I I 1 I I E I 5 l I I 1 I S I I 1 5 I 1 1 5 I 1 I 1 1 I 1 I I l 1 . 1l . ' If 'I 122 ,,.f 3 SN D. Boisvert ..7,.,g, . V., . ... ' SN H. M. Graham SN W. M. McGue ..,W,.,..,...,:W,,.. , S, ,xv --, SN K. A. Mitchell SN M. L. Rogers 5 FR 2.23. SN s. O. Brown will SN N. A. Luker SN J. G. Meiflf BM2 S. L. Kimbrough-Paint locker. SN R. J. Moser SN C. S. Nesteruck fl ? SN D. J. Sovyak SN S. D. Terry BUS' N 880 SN T. J. Foreman L Q 'R SN W. K. Lunsford BMSN B. J. Minori SN L. F. Pagan SN W. L. Renaud SN C. A. White SN C. E. Winston SA R. J. Aguirre SA M. D. Britt SA L. A. Chalterton fa SA P. D. Howell SA R. Cremeans SA S. C. Franklin W 7, ,, M C Q ' .4 f lx 4 - .W . G 21- 172 ,..-f SA G. T. May SA R. W. McCoy SA S- Nawfockl SA R. D. Cox SA C C Jones SA J. R. Owens SA R. G. Cox Jr. ., , ra, . .. SA M. L. Martin 6 SA li. S. Papadakis Z4 ' in S -.shi W W'4f 1 'Q-' 'SIP' SA M. B. Paratore 5. VX - fi. R. SA C' W. Shiver Station 733 rigged and manned for UNREP- 123 l 5 l I i 1 l ii I. l ll l l A l 4 1 4 i i 1 i J 5 l I i l i'I I il .. i l if l. l l. 1 fi 4 i i i l l n i l i .512 ill hu... A l i i 124 3 lr 1 ,K 2 if idk an-use SA C. DQ Smith SA C. E. Smith SA D. C.Smi1h ,x.fr 1. SA T, W, Tame BM3 W. E. Jordan-Macrame SARA style. SA B. C. Taylor SA W. D. Trittharl Zna' SA R. L. Williams SA W. Williams SA C. R. Yandle SR L. McCord A l 'i R' . . , ENS G. M. Wiles BMl P. L. May BM3 P. S. Greene BM3 D, Singletary SN K. J. Bloom 'CY g.. I, SN W. A. Bumiell SN D. C. Ellsworth SN L. R. Harriman SN B. L. Holt SN D. N, HOll0n SN G. A. Jeff SN B. E. Light SARA l returning. SN P. N. Johnson SN E. J. Jolly SN J, G. Kempen SN G. L. Main SN D. T. Ray BMSN F. Washington AN R. L. Kozak SA A. Albino ,An '- SA R. E. Atilano , fffi SA G. J. Balaszek SA J. A. Ballard 125 126 BM2 D. D. Adams-Bosun of the Watch. 2 . rf' M' fr' rig SA M. D. Bondick SA D- F- Clark r,,.,,- D. N... A. ,,..,...,.,., , . ,,,, A . SA R. J. Ingaldi SA E. S. Johnson SA D. E. Dittrich SA H. C. Jones SA J. Lewis SA P. J. Maki SA P. D. Mayfield SA R. M. Maynard SA W. S. Merritt Permission to go on liberty. sir . Granted SA J. E. Montgomery SA R. G. Cox, SN C. W. Shiver. SA R. G. Cox. SN C. W. Shixcr-Quartcrdcck scl up. 424 ,sh SA J. R. Murray SA B, G. Reed SA J. Schiel SA J. E. Sharp fi SA J. L. Stafford SA C- L. Slantz SA G. D. Thomas FA V. W. Towers SA G. J. Verdes SA G. L. Wilkerson 127 ,. 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1. l 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 K' 5-iii . ':'i . ' fn, H 1. 11 'ff'f':.if ,g,?,,1,j- fa . ' 1,3,'.11',,, 'rx - 1. 1 1 1 1 1 I 11 1 11 1 1 . 11 :I 1 1 1 112 , 111 l': 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . N ,K '1 1 1 1 1 1 11 11' , 1, 1 1? 11 V1 1 31 - 1 11 1 1 11 I 1' 1 11 1 1 1 11 1 '1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1I .11 11 '1 1 '1 11 T11 I 1 Q1 1? 11 11 :1 111 1. 1 1 1 1 1 1. 1 11 ' 129, 1 1 ' 1 111- . of 'Bs- .K Capt. Richard K. Hanson, USN enta! Department 1 A full range of dental skills, modern equipment, professionalism and the latest techniques and pain killing drugs makes the SARATOGA Dental Department one of the best anywhere, ashore or afloat. The indirect lighting, pleasant soft music emanating from hidden speakers, tasteful paneling, and the informal, friendly and professional manner of SARA'S dentists and dental technicians all belie ones preconceived notion of shipboard dental facilities and dentistry. A complete x-ray including the machinery for instant process- ing and viewing is available. Bridges, dentures, and crowns MC fitted and made in the prosthetics section. Minor oral surgefb' including removal of wisdom teeth, the repair of fractured jaws, and cyst drainage and removal, etc., are done as well 35 restorative dentistry. Along with the routine cleanings, grueling drillings, and CHW11' fillings the technicians from D Division run an ambiti0US program in PfCventive dentistry. Personal consultation, fluoride treatment and routine oral hygiene instruction are offered to all patients, and without charge. i X., xx ' - QE ' R 5, IIS HW urgCfY ctured well 35 cavity bitiovs tali0n' on aff 1? L55 Q gusts E 1 1 K 1' Q Q. E . 1 A A X a gl . .-, I ' IP S ' 1 .Y if - I' 9' Q I , - Q , 1 Q V f . 3 B P 5 dlbi ix ' 4, 1 F V x i 4 DT3 T. J. Ehgotz, LCdr. P. G. Sorvas-Aaaaaahhh! K fn , , W M.. V x MW.. WW 2 H 1 f f x ,ff my 'iv CDR K, W. Besley LCDR pl G, Swag DT2 J. G. Brady DT2 R. H. whine 129 ! I 1 1 I 4 1 i I Q P I b ! 1 1 . . 5 W E . i . Q E Q L 1 i i 5 W I I s i , I E I 5 . E 1 130 .5 33 5? .V al rd 5 mag we . iff DT3 S D Bramer Sta: DN E W Shropshlre Records office DT3 W. M. Meno f A DT3 H R PUSOHS QOI1SllI1lII1IdL.S DN B. H. Dukes DN T. J. Ehgotz DT3 S. Ciirpio DT3 W. L. Meno DN S. T. Seward AHHAN J. Daugherty-X-Ray booth. If DN E. W. Shropshire DN K. B. Traeger . , y , ryyz Aviv- AN J. D. Zimpleman fr DT3 H. R. Parsons-Prosthetics. M,,,f' an-ww LCdr. P. G. Sorvas, DT3 H. R. Parsons, DN S. T. Seward. DT3 T. J. Ehgolz-as usual. 131 132 Cdr. Robert A. Teague, USN ' ngz'neerz'ng Department SARA'S main propulsion machinery, fresh water evaporators, generators, air conditioning, heat, damage control and water- tight integrity are just a few of the responsibilities of the Engineering Department. With four main machinery rooms, two auxiliaries, eight boilers, a 12,000 kilowatt electrical system, two million gallons of fuel oil, 500,000 gallons of produced fresh water the engineers keep the SARATOGA alive, moving, and its crew comfortable. A Division manufactures the oxygen and compressed air used aboard SARA, and provides the air conditioning and refrigera- tion to keep the crew and perishables cool. It is also responsible for the diesel motors that run SARA'S boats, the hydraulics for the elevators, steam heat and the ships pumps. DC Division is concerned with the safety of the ship and in- sures that all divisional damage control petty ofhcers receive the proper training in shipboard emergency safety and firefighting systems and equipment. They man repair lockers and are an essential part of the various firefighting parties. E They also maintain the ship's Quarterly PMS schedule for every division. l The operation and maintenance of SARA'S electrical system, l lighting, aviation and ordnance electrical facilities and interltif communications equipment, are all part of E DivisionS 1 responsiblilites. L The men of R Division repair most ofthe plumbing, and do the welding and sheetmetal work necessary to keep SARA 5 habitable. They also take care of the ship's vent SY5tem and l carpentry needs. 1 The men from P-l and P-2 Division operate, and along with P' A 3 Division maintain the propulsion plants that provide the power and thrust to SARA. P-1 and P-2 are responsible aS well for the evaporators which convert sea water in to fresh Pfltable water for all the needs ofthe ship and crew. P-3 Division IU ad' i dltlon t0 its 5UPPOrt role to P-1 and P-2 runs the machine Sho? T and is responsible for all of SARA,S oil needs. A l : ra' i ll K , ...Q - ,F Weisgerber LT J. M. O'Connor LTJG S. F. Callahan A, f ' ' ' A 1. S fi ' Z ' Wim. 'U r ' . . . , .AV iz ,. V ' .M 5 ,, LTJG B. R. Jayne ENS S. A. McCormick ENS J. W. Sucru CWO3 D. lf. Sivcr WOI T. F. Buckley me S ...M...,...g ,.-,.-, 5 4 ' 77? o . o 'V' 010, MM3 W. Cohen-Air conditioning plant. 72 fQSf'.'7f ' 1 S 15 F ' ' . 2267 . lf' 'Ky af Z ' M uf' . S U5 11 FI' Shafferman I ff, s MM2 B. J. Nelson 134 FA A. Marlin, EN3 J. Main, EN2 M. Lugzio-Boat Div. MM3 R. J. Gerdau MM3 E. T. Knauer ENFN J. F. Putnam EN3 J. B. Main MM3 M. L. Puttin X J, .. ...,....l,.,, , ,,,,wf 4 m 1 ENFN D. L. Schneider FA J. C. Ashbrook MM2 W. G. Beattie nm .. B. ,. - K . A swfgqm , F X EN2 R. W. 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Medlock FN R- P-QUOU mlm' H ' 'F xl wif. A ,f ,L X, RN- ' A F .af Lg.- , N23 X 'Sv 5 .. FN L. G. Schoville BTFA R, H, Baker FA R. D. Bohannon FA J- G- BuChh0l2 ff , ww, W. . ,. A. K. - , ,. , ,,m.,M. FA J. Giudice FA C. E. Grubb FA L. A. Helmer FA W. L. Houck ' . P . E , . L- 1 'l A f . - 7? ,. ,, .13 J FA D. J. Nodurft f 7 A. if f BTFN E. A. Reid-Punching tubes. FA N. J. Raymond BTFN E. A. Reid FA E. J. Burr FA W. C. Kimble FA R. S. Poppell FA w. L. shumakef FA D. G. Trant . ,..,,,,.,,- -. f if MRI M. C. Boyd ef. f Q BTI J. M. Tromley , I in R NN S Si? 4 BT2 W. V. Cummings BT3 E. L. Gross FA M. L. Webb F R L Xkllllb T R L BTI R. A. Jenkins MR2 D. J. Bradley MRFN C VN Upehureh NIRC R X Buehdndn MRPN S W Shaman BT3 B. W. Falcone 1 fe . - : - - 2 ' XS.. . . A .Mfg MR3 S. E. Modglin Rig v Q , .,,,,, , ,W W Q4 W W . A J 1 :ja 1 . 1 . . BTFN T. B . 5 MRFN J. J. Baum mm J J V f ZA, Q I 4 J . . RAKX pf , , J HW, 123 1 Nl, r WJ ff 'F y ' k J fha ! .J J , 1 Q J , l I iii J 3? J 5 J ga MRFN J. M. COX BTFN J. W. Ferguson J A 9 I J I ,,,, ' v 7 ZMVM .Q , 5 , . . 1 I , 4 JG A ' 5 I 49- l J J I i 1 J J J v J BTFN S. A. Greene FN L. Langston FN J. S. Panter FN J. L. Pickens we ff W ,, f' AN J. R. Burns FN C. E. Fromm RN M. D. Rolison MRFN S. S. Shahan FN R. C. Upton FN J. R. Webb BTFN A. L. Weitzel MR3 M. R. Geis-Machining bell housing. 150 X : J 1 r ,Q I J 1 . J J . , 1 ha . J J J J fi L U Q aw J . iff . JJ LLQLAK J .545 we 'Tl 3' 2 Q 0 O fi 5. rn an s: F A wt? FA A. Costa XM BTFA J. M. Holland BTFA J. M. Grimsley fm A 2 BTFA E. D. Miller MRFA C. A. Hudson ,. A FA D. A. Stewart MRFA C. W. Upchurch t??7f f V 4 f ff . ff.. YQ' ll FA W. E. warren BTFA G. H. whuetlker BTP 'N E. A. Reid. MM3 H. L. Foy-7643 MMR Console lil . , I 5 . I I I-I I I 1 H Q I i . I I I I I 5 I I I I , I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 152 I ...Lt Executive Department The Executive Department is charged with administering the affairs, rules and regulations governing all activities aboard SARATOOA. The dedicated men of X Division, as the department is known, provide most ofthe personal services aboard SARA. They are the public servants of the floating city of SARATOGA, providing personal services from Advancement to Career Counseling, from Legal questions to Spiritual needs, and from Educational opportunities to VA benefits. The Captain's Office maintains officer's records and provides administrative services to the Commanding Officer. XO Admin is the administrative arm of X Division and also publishes the Plan of the Day. The P.E.O.P.L.E. office CPersonal Equal Opportunity and Leadership Educationj performs the important and vital func- tion through various programs of instruction and seminars to help the peoples of diverse religious, educational, ethnic and cultural backgrounds which make up the Naval service to un- derstand and be aware of each other. Personnel men keep current all enlisted mens service records, they also issue transfer orders and I.D. cards. 3-M, Material Maintenance and Management, keeps tabs on and provides information concerning most of SARA'S GQUIP' ment, from statistical analysis of parts to preventive maintenance planning of entire systems. ESO, Educational Services Office, provides current informa- tion on military and civilian correspondence courses, scho0lS. and other educational opportunities. Career Counseling keeps the crew informed ofthe latest serviCC benefits and career opportunities. PAO, Public Affairs Office, is SARA'S newspaper and News room. I, lndoctrination, for the newly reporting seaman, Hifman and fireman. ' .xt fr' ' . fiQ'f1ifv 3 N iff. f2,,ft.f ww' .7 ' ails- if fx' gf f .tt SKCM Joseph T. Sullivan, USN Muster Chief' Petty Officer of the Command tie'-1 . Titf'-CQ et A YN-X t. N . Captain 's Offce CWO2 C. M. Saunders YN2 P. G. Easley Adrnzn YN S. M. Cabaday x fjff'l f 'T . YNSA A. C. Arnold YN2 S. W. Crosby YN3 J. W. Bartram 15113 A f' . 7 If if .,'eS RMC J. - . f' EMC E. T. Ryan AN A. L. Stanton W. Fmme BTC M. Mf1J0f ,gb YN3 R. L. Nauret P. E. 0. P.L. E. Personnel la ' l 3- 3 fr illll 5 5 I ill l lr l ly . ll .gl X l 3 lv 3 1' l , r 1 5 4 ll 1 , 9' 1 5 1 , . . f l 1 l l z I l . E l l 55, ' . ' aff 2 l 'l ll 1 :' 5 . 1 , l l l 1 l 4- PNCS M. F. Cabrera PNI R, B- Prau J, l 4. YN3 R. L. Nauret, YN2 P. G. Easley, SN R. A. Demulling. PN3 R, M. Bagan PN3 J. W. Gold . lr li y . B l la, 271 ff l ,Q PN3 A. MOFHI1 JF. PN3 L. B. Taylor SN J. B. Daley Jr. PNSN R. R. Irvin PNSN .l. J. Simon i l 's U E' wil ii-nun-..-,,, 'Na x I I 5 r i J I .1 4 3 -M .ILE PNSA S. K. Campbell SA D, L, Nlugc I r I 17 A Jld YN3 Bartram- XO Admin. LCDR J. D. Gilson SDC N. Bradley SA D. W. Andrews AK nor LTJG J' Whalen PNC N, E, Emerson PNI H. J. Barnes PN3 R. N. Boerm X PN3 R. B. Hawkins PN3 H. R. Pearce G- G. Cowart SN S. E. Crabb SN J. B. Daily, PNSN D. Ashbaugh, SA D. Muse-Personnel. f f Ziff -L-A CZFEEI' A-ef SA J. T. Hiltner Q -., .l X. Q E1 'lf V-ii-.., Counselor ' RS: '?!'! e wfxq++-naw. , , SA P. J. Leahey Leaf. J. D. Gnson, MMC J. M. Cook-3-M. NCI L- Brent PAO SN R. A. Demulling JOC M- T- WW' I X 156 PN3 R. N. Boerm-ESO 2 '------... SA J. T. Hiltner, SN S. Crabb-ESO -1 I 1 i JOSN M, Bossingham Post Offce PSC B. C. Parrish SN S. W. Haskins SN R. L. Taylor L SN B. G- MHIUS SNJ M Otli Josx R L Smith JOSA R A Toppings . ,K -15 wx-, 2' l .av PC3 T. M. Fitzpatrick JOSN M. Bossi nghum- PAO Nvsqsqiig'-Q.. SN P. L. Civils SN L. M. Lybrand J xr' if 4 AA H L Lafoe AT2 Lehmann, SMCS L. A. Garringer, NCI L. Brent-CarCoun. r 60 a 157 . iiyi 1 , 1 ' i i r . i ti i 1 ! it rx . it i 'Ai ii 1 it i i i il -.Qi . ii i i V I I E i .4. SA R. W. Wendrickx I l i E u f C ha plam I CDR W. A. Hiskett .N E . 6 L X .gs - A A we 1+ 158 SN W. E. Rutledge Print Shop PC2 C. B. Hazelwood-Post Office. ,. . f i. .N t k tx- I A s . . A X X ee ' Q X me ,-4 CDR G. R. Witt PN3 D. J. Lorenz AN P, A, Ayres SN G. Greene Rx it SA J. D. Peters LII R. G. Morris Chaplain Witt. CDR. Zaludek-Sunday services. ww-,--,Y tm., ......, -....... ,.,,,. .., L13 R.A. Eshleman L13 D, A. Kaiser SARA'S library-stocked and maintained by the Chaplain's Office. L13 W. Reid SN G. H. Noren SN V. T. Smith LISN K. R. Villoui SA M. J. Tuttle 'w SA M. M . L13 D. Kaiser. USN K. vmozzi. SN v. smi .TuttIe, LI3 R. Eshelman, SN G. Noren, SA J. L. Young 1 4 1 159 V1 1 WW ' 1 il. 51 ..!1. 11 3. .i Q 1 1 1 ' Nw fl: 11V 11, 1 ,3 Q? 1,1 I 1 li I. i'f If I 2 1 1 . 2 1 fl 1 .1 ii if 1 'J 12 P. ii Q i I1 f W, ,. E 11 3 i . . !'l E114 Q 1 1 1.1 QL ii is I1 ig, 1 li ,S 311. :.!1 115. 11 14 3,1 11 W' W .ALTA has T Legal 1 160 LT D. E. Kirkpatrick LT W. O. Sweeny LN1 A. W. Atzert LN1 G. M. Freeman MAA GMCM R. A. Mestrich MAI L. F. Bryant SN T. A. Drum SA D. M. Jorgensen xl!! ABM1 G- H- Ivey 'ef AC1 L. T. Pittman li-1 A01 R. W. Simkins Lt. D. E. Kirkpatrick-Legal Office. ADR1 E. C. Welch BM2 J. s. Atkins BM2 D. E. Collins MA2 G. J. Hastings A02 B. J. Rissly ETN3 C. E. SandCf5 I A 1 5 v 2 n nl - .5 . nan Nelch nm ,M V ABH2 R. K. Sawyer YN2 J. L. Sherwood O53 P' J' TOM A AMHAN R. N. Shreve J 'x . K b i' iz ... S- - M ...L .. .. - v, A x AMH3 R. Shreve-MAA. FN J. R. Chapman SN R. Gaspasin MMFN J. R. Land FN H- Washington AA P. Anderson FA K- P- BEISSCUSWSS -ef HMI D. T. Sumner AN H. M. Treadwell AN R. F. Rogers 'vm Q AA M. R. Bonneau SA J. T. Capelli 161 II li fi I i . . I I II II I SA M. A. Clayman AA Jose G. Cruz S . , , ,,., . .,,,.,,,. W,,,, f f , J, V. ,W Q 'T' 'M' MF S ' Q .Il'k '.'I . , ww rf f ' I I I AA J. D. Hall 1 BTFA J. W. Keyser FA M. E. Sides I AA D. L. Rupe I . 1 . . .. . .....,:.. ...ME H AR J. E. Bucalo AR W. A. Caldeson I FR R. L. Plante AR H. W. Smith I i I I I 162 FA E. J. Diegnan AA A. J. Long AA J. J. Travis L.. ., ...-,,. ....... M ..... ..-.,,...,,...-,, FR R. W. Caul I J AR M. A. Vines AA E. W. Girardeau M ,L .... .. 5 .... ,.., . .mes-1 . .sl X X AA L. B. Mapalo . N- ffwf., ,. MW AA M. S. Whitney , .Q . ,I I f MM M. A. Haire SN P. T. wfigm BTFA F. C. Glenn AA J. L. Robinson -. I - I BTFA L. R. Williams I .. .... ,V AR R. J. Leflore Willia In 'SM tmsoi I Lcfl0If lil' rdf' if U JJ' Cdr. David J. Letourneau. USN M edica! Department One ofthe most priceless, difficult, stubborn and cantankerous PlCCes of equipment needing good shape and repair is the Lesponsibility ofthe Medical Department, namely-the human ody. The doctors and corpsmen of H Division tend to the ills ofthe VFW from headaches to major surgery, from communicable diseases to the common cold in about as professional a manner HS can be found anywheres. A full h0SPital range of services including bed care is provided the SARA man. Laboratory analysis, prescription filling, x- rays- CYS examinations, operating room, eye, CHF, UCSC' throat e . ' . . Xdminations and many other services. H Division is also concerned with general shipboard hygiene and sanitation. The corpsmen keep constant tabs on water purification, food handling and habitability standards. SARA'S corpsmen are called upon at regular intervals to give first aid instruction to repair party personnel, other divisions as part of their general shipboard training, and to demonstrate life saving procedures over WSAR-TV for the benefit of all. Corpsmen are also a permanent part of SARA'S professionals on the flight deck. Life and death often is a matter of how quickly medical aid is administered, and on one of the most dangerous and crowded airports in the world, if an accident should happen, the always present and alert corpsman is there to render immediate aid. 163 i it 1 li il I 164 .W. by Q W LT F. J. Dunaway lt's a phoropter. 42- HMC J. A. Baum HMI T. A. Brown HMI T. H. Churchill HMI D. T. Sumner HMI A. L. Taylor W--Q-as- 1 ',FP?rf if HM2 J. J. Daco and customer-Prescriptions. HM3 J. L. Bowen and patient-Sick call. HMI D. J. Waltz HM2 W. M. Austin Rre re. .,., HM2 J. J. Daco HM2 S. R. Knox HN R. J. Reller, HM3 T. J. Dumas-Sphygmomanometer. HM2 K. A. Stein HM2 R. M. Wolff HM3 S. L. Bowen 45 I . 5 '71 HM3 M. W. Garber HM3 R. Guerra HM3 J. S. Palmer pull yu'-V, aw fg-.:'4fZ.L1r4 25: sn 1101: , fx Of! rixfrrmt HMI . .. 1 Every kind but the unguent. D. G. Munshower-Aaaaaaaahhh. as 53N 6505137141 FQTLSSIUM 25U,000 UNITS 100 TABLUEW 165 I l 4 a 1 I Z l I 441 Q? l il l li ll l 5 i l HM3 M. J. Skeltis HM3 G. M. Tencer HN J. G. Carver II HN M. P. Choquette ff ff . , ,K AN G. T. Dymszo , l ll i, i HM2 S. L. Bree-Laboratory. HM3 J. A. Rothacker, HN J. Minot-X-Rays. W ,, ,,,W,,,rf,,.., ,W..,,7w.,WWf... , A 1yQfi..i ll A ' ' 2 Al it nl. il ll G, 5 HN A. H. Gillis HN J. T. Gregg SN A. Pulling HN J. Ramos HN J. A. Rothacker HMI M. J. Smith HM2 Aljarando-Lub, dud, lub, glug, 5 L 166 Cdr. John P. Smith, USN avigation Utilizing the marvels of electronic navigation and the time tested equipment, principles and techniques learned over many centuries of seafaring, the men of the Navigation Department keep the SARATOGA on course, on the maps, and on target. The sun and stars play a big part in navigation but also do sex- THHIS, chronometers, compass, gyros, tables, navigational elec- lronic receivers and transmitters and plotters play 21 Part and HFC just as important as a part of the arsenal of tools that a quaflermaster uses to determine precise pinpoint P0Siti0f1iU8 Of Objects. epartment The Navigation Department is also responsible for the preparation of SARA'S Deck Log and Quartermaster's Notebook. In these log books are listed the events and oc- curences of any importance or interest concerning the crew, the operation and safety ofthe ship, or that may be of historical value. The quartermasters of N Division are also SARA'S helmsmen, they steer SARATOGA with a firm grasp, precise timing, and rapt attention to orders and instruments. 167 WW WW W W WWW 'WW WW.. L.. ,... sm WW W Wg PW EAW Q W 1. 'WW WWW WW W3 WW WWW WW W' -5 :W WW W W . A W WT W W W W W W W WW W W 1 W Q W A W . W W W is W WW f Y'-Q , W W I W' A W W 1 'WW Q W i W WW W W W W W W W W W W W I W ' ' I W W . W W ' W W W ' W W f . W WW W W QMSN R. wyers W W W W I W 1 I W W 1 W W . 5 LT s. Sterling Ill QMCM J.w.L1pf0fd i W QM3 D. Montez YN3 J. D. Necessary QM3 T. L. Sehwalbe lea K 1 5. .f Q. M' f Z , 5 5 f .W ' s W ,,... ..Z.,5,,M,, iit??ji f 4 QMI R. D. Paine QM3 J. R. Agufiyo OSSN QM SN S. T. Anderson QMSN R. E. Bell QM W W W K A W W 25 W W Q W 4, . QMSN V SN i i B Q. I i 5? . BYO i 1 ,. .ii E 5 F i igll Y. QMSN J. J. Crawford SN S. W. Mandolesi QMSN S. ,,, ,M iswfwm f fff ff A f , , f J ,f ,gg -f:.i:a- SN J. W. Shoaf SA J. J. Fisher OSSN E. T. Cummings-Surface data. SA C- Hodges Ill QMSA J. L. Hurd SA J. J. Nortiri SA E. G. Newell SN S. J. Tamason QMSN J. W. Williams Jr. QMSN R. H. Wycrs T. Anderson-Sextant. S' AMSA J. A. Christian i XP If QM3 W. Brownell-Alidade. SA J. M. Penley SA R. L. Pruitt 169 l7O k,. a. --.5 Cdr. Joseph W. Hood, Jr., USN Nov. 1974-Present A perations Department The Operations Department is a multi-mission organization of specialists that collect, evaluate, store and disseminate combat and operational information for the successful completion of planned and unplanned exercises, assignments and training. The aerographer's of OA Division evaluate meteorologic infor- mation gathered from satellites, ship's instruments and other networks to plot weather charts for the needs of the air wing and future operations. The men of OC Division are the cop's ofthe air. OC's air con- trollers guide aircraft to and from the SARA and keep organized and safe the constantly changing air lanes around this floating airport. OE Division personnel maintain complex and sophisticated electronic warfare systems and the shipls computers, and Ol Division's radarmen man the Combat Information Center maintaining constant watch over glowing 'scopes, tracking and identifying contacts and determining whether friend or foe, and if foe lead the fighter aircraft to them whereas the men from OP Division provide all of SARA,S photographic needs. Com- munications technicians make up OS Division, and what they Communicate is a mystery even unto them. Operations Admin and WSAR-TV is staffed by OV Division personnel and the men from OW Division monitor and evaluate electronic emissions for intelligence evaluation, whereas OX DlVlSl0n personnel staff ASCAC. They detect sub-surface threats and channel appropriate countermeasures for swift elimination. OZ Division personnel gather all available intelligence data and, with air wing and staff personnel, formulate strike plans. i it -1 M 'VTE' as it A Ct CDR W. H. Zachary . L7 LCDR D. E. Lough ,. , .W K, ff... Cdf.G. F.Wilster, USN 1' Apr. 1972-NOV. 1974 .3 ' O'xAYf 5-'awww ,... . . .... . .- Q. , E 5 5 'T' 4 LT J. C. Crain gd L2 I 51 53 Ak LCDR D. R. Crooks AL. LCDR J. C. Russell .. .A A x ff LT T. S. Johnson is X.. ,-4' LCDR J. L. Law kD ' n R LT D. R. Bycrly LT R. K. King x ix ...awww if in . nf ff. R ,.,, I jf - Q. if ,I ffw . 1 -ff . ' Q f. 7 - ,' , V T1 H ' f .4 3'1?'f!w?2,'i :m?! .. FL 1,i5L1s.J.J1. - ' 4 --an-wk 11 . f, Cdr 1 U, ,, , ,. , ,f n,.,,,,l.,C pTf G. VM Smnrges. SA M. S. Nelson. YNSA J. li. VunTh0xnme. 172 X ' YQ 'iii P ' I n mfg., ,,f wg X LT D. L. Rees LTJG R. L. Bryson LTJG J. H. Monti Jr. ENS D. W. Cathcart f!,.1'vp- Xr:'i?' ENS H. W. Hoefer Jr. ENS D. C. Mudge CWO3 J. A. Ridge CWO1 P.H. Conway III CWO2 J. L. Trapp 1 ',. X B- WUT ' .....,,,,.g..,....-0-w-v- ' ,Q LW.,-H Aerographers at work-Weather office. LCDR J. J. Jensen AGC S. R. Parsons AGI B. B. Dunbar AGI B. H. Enyeart AGI G. A. Pomeroy AG2 C. K. Bianafl L62 E 3 A I 1 I I Y a J J 1 1 i I 1 1 I 1 J i X 'T l l i l l l 5 l 1 1 l 1 l V AG2 S. L. Campbell l 1 AG2 L. R. Stewart . . .nA..,....w5.. . Q-f A - . .A . X ff.-rx .V . .K 'L A ,XS AGAN T. L. Hamilton Q. -I. I .AA .. Y .1 N who AG2 R. C. Jones qi T ' A A .3 . Q X AG3 G. T. Fulgham AGAN K. S. Hampton AN R. J. Karkosh AGAN W. S. McDoulett OC AG2 W. T. Morgan AG3 D. W. Recd AN E. A. Hershbcrger AGAN S. J. Traugott LT R. A. Brooks if . .,,. J ACC C. T. Townsley Nxswx NR ai 'Q 2 Q I i in - xl f 3 A X i -V -S35 'Z AG3 G. T. Fulgham. ,:' f . . sf AGAN W. R. Williams ,- ' x ,if . ig l. ' ' ' ACl E. F. Cadena ACI C. K. Goen .. 1 v Q .L . Y ' S if 173 1741 ACl J. E. Hill AC3 C. Clark AN P. E. Reed AC2 R. Candell WW?,N,7,,W,,,.-,-. .,.,..,.,r,..., .,., un.. AN D. L. Davenport ACAN R. H. Smitlison AC2 C. W. Elmore M ACAN H. R. Lewis ACANN N. M. Davis AC2 W. M. Wallick ACAN M. D. Lincolr ' ,haf 'Z .V W f ,, JW . J fl ACAA R. F. Johnson , . .I 5 f , ,V 5 ' A ' f ff 4 ,, f, i AC2 J. W. Willard rm, .,, .... . .,t..,,...V ..,7.,.f, 4 wwf I AN R. D. McDerm0il ACAA R. W. RobCfl5 Omg lC2 L. S. Barth ETR2 K.A.Butterfield Jr. ENS C. H. Miller III I IIIIY ESQ. DSCS F. L. Spalding M' 512, -:gg-: sf I 'I OE I3 I W ws I09' IW V f aff' Eff: of S I ,LP simon DS3 L. Drake-Computer SXR. ETC E. Thorne Jr. DSI L. J. Gcdion E ...S are N. P. Iiofgan ETC H. w. Smith ETI W. W. Billings ETI G. H. DcLude ET! Ci. W. John ETI R. A. Stacy 4 'ii S ' 1 1 Ml l I I 2 if 175 I I l I I l l I, ,I I I II is l l r I I' I I l I S I Il I I n 1 I 176 ETR2 J. L. Hecht ETR2 L. H. McCray L, ,.., .,.,, . ..-, -35, ...7,,..,3 'V ' PM ETR2 R. P. Wilson ETR3 E. L. Ellegood ETN3 T. M. LaQuuy li , f, ETN2 M. L. Lanier DS2 K. W. Stock OS3 F. Good--DRT Plotting. ETR3 W. G. Albers ETN3 B. W. Brittow ETR3 S. B. Candey - - - - --- - -- A- --Y - '--f - t - J, .tt... ,. . . ...M Q 1 x . W W .X . . J.. .,,.,,,ST.nW, . 4 5 .J - -:ff ETR3 D. R. Empey ETR3 D. R. Gaskins DS3 R. O. Jones -. V ..RJ R .R ETR3 R. L. 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Campbell I f X .. . .. ..., WW, ,.,.,.M W2 I PH2 T. L. Mosler PH3 I. W. Hale - M- 4 -v-' -.,.....,,7....,,. ff. iw. . PH3 C. TNI. Spencerlr. AN L. A. Boyd IEHIQEE-'i lhiiil I I . -Ml 575' S ' 'X , K ' 4 PHI D. D. Deverman PH3 I. G. Oglesby . . I 2 ., 7... f , f zg.,y,3. f f ' 1 . 'Tr .' AN D. W. Garrison ill HH 5 il i Y F? ,Q is X. 011 Ss Si, -9- 7 I .-JN CL? czinicrzi repair, shooting and lilm processing . - - ji i..!.' .mil lliglil ilculx urcxxs. . ,,,,. i ..,, 2? i AN M. D. Handley PHAN T. W. Hairnish in Vt: x7,.1'?f'7?33 'f' 'I AN C. R. Johnson AN R. L. Miller 3 5 AN E. A. O'Rork Jr. PHAN E. A. Silver Printing and Finishing crews-B 84 W and Color flaw Q c 1, o Vff y xt C, giwg kiyf 5 w 5, if .. . I-vit' A BBE T ' 'Q 182 N U 5 T J T A 'A '???'?'?'?'?'?'?'? - ,,,,.a XL, My . L , .5 5 S CTOC R. C. Oakes SN A. Alarcon f O if' X ' I YN2 D. L. Cliff CTOSN R. Greason . , H mi. Wy , fjsf 'N' u f ' 1 ' PH3 W. H. Hazelhurst DP3 J. H. Pittelkow SN F. J. Brady 4 fp. al, I. f irm f A W AA T. E. Martin LT F. J. Schukis EWC A. Hodges EW2 S. J. Curl PH3 L. Dublin-WSAR-TV n F 1 ff ll rf .al LEC! EEEEEEEEEEEKZ' 7 I L11rlT:1:i1::f:EaEEcz-:.- ,Jin LXXI T. J. D5 hula liNX'3 R. S. Smith .ff -1 ,I-nfl mnn.tu' -'55 I AN E. Mathurin-WSAR-TV kW SN T. l . Sul1xxcg11mr1 SN Nl, .l. Worysf AA E. L. Jones AWC W. H. Jenkins Afvi PFAM-5 EWSA K. E. Walters . . CWO2 W. E. Stearns EW- R- J. Smilh- - n 5 A9- nk AW! R. F. 33165 AWI G. D. Johnson AVN M. L. Raber OT2 G. W. Holt 18 3 184 AW2 E. A. Matthias OT3 G. J. Siorek ST3 D. L. Wilmot M' T335 A i ' wifi S ' nftlxifif' . . . ft so .s 1, K i AWAN D. M. Fufiow iiii .,.. LTJG R. V. Lintz fl' AX2 W. D. Minnich AX3 T. L. Domstad AW3 H- L- Luke V Air, H fr J:w..g,. 00 5 ole AWC W. H. Jenkins, AWI C. Dailey-OX. .9553-R.. AWAN W. M. Hutto AWAN J. P. Johnson AA S. W. Lewis DPI J. P. Anderson DSI D. L. Briggs PHI R. J. Harris AW STS3 J. A. Mciivain STS3 M. A. Talmadge SN J. P. Brum OZ 9 .. K, V 3 1. K, 51' 559 -'Q DSI D. A. Schneider J 36 J J x X4 H PT2 F. E. Burton Jr. DS2 W. J. Gctsec S J J J X 2--fffv Q N eldef YNJ G. E. Beck-OZ. DS2 D. E. Whitt PH3 R. W. Hurtford YNI W. lx. lbouglrrw-UN Upx. .'Xdm1n. DMB G. NK. Xlmllurd y PTAN J. R. Gervais PTAN W. G. Prescott 5 DPSN T. li. Deaton .KN J. P. Boolcrlmugh .f 4' ' Y . fr . ' 4 f 'x YNSN R. K. Knowlton M I DPSN W. R. Gregor PHAN W. P, Weinstock DPSA P. P. Woertler 185 LZ. 7 nf ln-ml 186 4 f f 2 ,t,,wm3 in if N-T '.,, ' MISSION PLANNING-The hez1rtoi'CVlC, it supplies mission briefs, weather reports, maps, etc., to SARA,S air wing. I ,, ,,,,,,, ,L. ,. ., , ,, i ' ,ii , A i ml . - fl - F ff' .M My ,pf -- U4-- ll Ci, ,, Mn , v I 4,1 3 A rm . Zhu? -Il. -laik 5 K tp If , fi-I ily DPSN Gregor-keypunch. J in PT3 Teter MlLfOfllITT SCdI1 DSI Chermek DS3 McBride Computer check if . V5 , SAR Arocfm i fs CVIC, SARATOG!-YS Carrier Intelligence Center. centralizes X56 all the information gathered from the ship's sensors as it ell as that intelligence brought back by the air wing. Highly dependent upon computer and photographic technology, the men of CVIC work long hours under the pressure of time: In mission and planning squadron and ships personnel are pouring over folders, publications. and books while others are analyzing the latest photography ofthe area in question-shotjust a little over an hour ago and still hot to the touch from the film processors-and others yet are gathering and evaluating information from other sources in the center and programming it for comparision with previous intelligence for immediate use or storing it for future use. And still others Q yet are setting up and preparing to go on the centers close ctr- ' l cuit TV for a flight brief. '71 4 ., QQ, esoervce CW dining PH3 Hartford. PHI Harris-Photo printing and processing, , , PT3 Morse, PTAA Burdin-Photo interpret. C l l rl' an lf. V fl ' .. i' 's l Qs e i t s l I . X . . li ii l l l ll l ll l il ill 1 ill li .l it l l ' tl? il l l l l 188 if Cdr. James P. Fairly, Jr., USN Safety Department The Safety Department-the smallest aboard SARATOGA-has the overwhelming responsibility of overseeing that minimum safety standards are preached, practiced, and prevail throughout SARATOGA. The safety man is everywhere aboard SARA, on the flight deck, constantly on the lookout for violators and unsafe conditions, monitoring many of the shops and stations throughout the ship looking for bad working habits and practicesg and analyzing incoming safety data and information from other parts of the fleet and applying this information to already existing standards and practices. To some safety may look like an easy job on the surface, but there is a lot of hard and difficult work underneath. The safety man must be a diplomat in his dealings with shop supervisors, division officers, and department heads, after all nobody likes to be accused of endangering his men. For the safety man it is not enough to set standards, the violators must be converted to believe and use minimum standards for the maximum safety of all. MMC J. M. Cook Ytyfw' V ' ' ? fa- ' r f ' ' 'WL' uk - ' an .W Zfepif lf BMC J. E. Wooten 3.?55B' B1 2a .,.q 'W -2 ABH2 B. E. Brubaker xflnnr I-IT3 A. O. Martin, ABH2 B.E. Brubaker. Y .,, , W, ,W.W,v,,m .,,, W I . , ,fn , U M., X ASM3 M. T. Houck Zatxw- v ' 6 'ba N RTN' Flight deck. gf 7 4 1, .. . :L 1, I f 'f A A03 L. Ci. Nirnmx -KN R, .l. Cussard YNSN R. lf, Wilkerson C ASNI3 Nl. T. Houck. BMC J. E. Wooten-Fuel pump. 190 Supply Department The men of the Supply Department procure, receive, store, issue, ship, sell, transfer, account for, and maintain all stores and equipment of the command except those assigned to other departments. From the smallest bullet to the largest bomb, from a head of lettuce to lobster tail, and from a vial of penicillin to millions of gallons of oil chances are one of the seven divisions making up this department had a hand in procuring it. S-1 Division maintains those funds authorized to operate SARATOGA. It procures, stores, issues, and accounts for all repair parts and common use items as well. SARATOG'S cafeterias are operated by the men of S-2 Divi- sion. Ordering, preparing, cooking, and serving three or more meals a day to over 3000 hungry sailors per sitting is theirjob. The selling of toiletry items, stereo equipment, records and tapes, candy and sodas, cameras and watches, and special order items are all part of the responsibilities of the Sales Of- fice, S-3 Division. They also operate the vending maChiI1CS throughout SARATOGA and the barber, tailor, cobbler, laun- dry and dry cleaning shops are all manned and operated by 5- 3's ship servicemen as well. S-4 Division personnel pay SARA'S crew twice a month over 3 million dollars in cash and checks, they also maintain Cach man's pay record current, process travel claims, register allotments, and cash checks. The.Wardroom Mess, S-5 Division, is responsible for the feeding and berthing of SARATOGA and Air Wing officers. S-6 Division procures items in support of air wing and SARP-'S aircraft. The data systems technicians of S-7 Division operategand program the computers that keep the various requisitions, listings, and reports current. ff LCDR W. D. Dominy 3 , 'X K f ' 51-1 , ni M G. E. Kelley M21 S-I l ,J I x H lxl I 1 'N JM IJ11 fi H EJB Ifa , W? N1 i J 1 A J A J JN J 5 J ,U I tk . ALJ ml N N N 1 N H W: 1 J v l r E 4 3 J ' 1 E 3. li 5. S X is 1 2 J .1 U 192 l ir '-5' AKAN J. C. Cruz-S-l AKCS P. W. Burns AKC J. B. Fairclolh AKC D. E. Hoard SKI J. A. Baker SK! R. E. Gaudet lil I 1 i N I AA Banion, SA Padilla, SKSA Mauro. SN W. Hardiman-Mezzanine, 3. let -i -,.,-r: AK2 G. H- Slahle S142 W. 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Willh launchers both fore and aft, and a variety of rockets and mls- siles to choose from, the men of PD keep SARATOGA well guarded. Special weapons require special handling and the men ofW Division do just that. The EOD's are highly and specialized individuals with nerves of steel who, if the need should ever arise dispose, dismantle, or disarm live ordnance that for some reason or other 1125 malfunctioned. They are also well versed in the diving and scuba sciences and function just as well under the water aS OU it. . J 54.1 A ,WF ,k,k,x ,. .., .,.. T... , Q .. . A 1 , . V, N.. I 4 I .,w,g1 M . 31 gg '05 LCDR A. W. Karst LCDR R.K. Nliddlcbrook LCDR R. AX. Pcrrom LT Q. S. NJJSICYS LTJG B. H. Shaffer N .Uv CNN U2 li. Y. Owens CWO2 J. Tevis AOC H. lu. Hunt . . . M ., .. 'Kai AOC P. M. Janke A01 J. H. Brumhum .AXOI R. XI. Klicn NINI XX. R. X1cN1illion A02 E. B. Downs 5393 , . 'F A02 E. J. Hammfbnd MN3 M. E, Harper A02 W. B. Rainer ,XO2 P. W. Speaks AG3 F. A. 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Diblubio , X... ,,,,,, www . . ,Q ?, J SN D. R. Evans GMGSN D. R. Glover .Q SN J. D. Pressley SN M. W. Smith SN J. R. Spmcr XNSN Ci, D. Willirnns SA G. Barnes 'Z -sg, f An 3.- in SA J. K. Murphy -'wk SA E. Wright Jr. FTMSN M. Adams. 'UP- Nw- .,,.., rl W 'x'1+ 7 in x 211 FTMSA T. Belzer, FTM2 DeTarnowski, SN N. Smith, LTJG B. Shaffer-Weapons Office. .3 GMTI J. W. Luckenbach 212 GMTSN A. J. Allen W .hwy-..,, . ,.,77.x.,,,?, ff f' I Z 5 W, .511 2, Mfr., wg. yy, ff .C f- xv f 'ff f WM , on ., K rg 573 LT R. G. Malone GMTI D. H. Rivard SN K. W. Bledsoe f f z,,,-ff wp wif fl GMTCS A. Forman GMTC R. L. Caplinger GMTl M. J. Bose omrz o. M. Landford GM3 W. L. Carson GM3 D. Q- Tisdale AKAN D. W. Cartwright SN S. A. Dillon SN T. K. Herrin , J. Bose Q, Tisdnlf W ,I AN N. A. Matthews , A SX J. J. NlcNnlis SN P. XY. Mincklcr GMTSN G. P. Rooke . A . . 1 - ww -f n.. , SA N. R. Smith GMTI F. G. Shaw Jr. Sh' VI f 1 SN D. XX. Nkrxlbcrg SA D. D. Hulslcud aw, 1 organ, Hart. fQ A?-Qs! -Q fi 5 AA W. P. Tcrkhorn SA S. l.. Boggcw CWO3 C. F. Morgan Al H. P. H1 CWO3 C. F. Morgan, MNI H. P. Hart, Jr. 213 214 i Xxllfib -T YF Q. ik. 'i Qo- NJ . X X2 N x x xx X , xx XXARRQ N X t Sxx Q X X N x .1- . gt! .. XSS I Qs' jxx XX 'rx 59 'ul' 5 TQ f - Etc' 5 'ff N Xl . X . I J P. C I, -f , ra ' 6 1, 1 'I lx, Capt. Clifford R. Robinson, USMC COMMANDING OFFICER M arine Detachment lstfLt. J. Caldwell, USMC EXECUTIVE OFFICER 0ne of the two Naval Services, the U. S. Marine Corlishas provided detachments for capital ships of the line since beforethr birth of the Republic. Basically an infantry unit, the Marine Detachment comprises lllf Ship's Landing Party, an organization trained and equlppell ,fm limited combat operations ashore, although they are most visiblf to their Navy shipmates as the ceremonial honor guard for visiting foreign and U.S. dignitaries. The Detachment alf0 mans a 24 hour internal guard with posts on the shipis magazlnesanc other Security areas and in addition, as some unfortunalesaf aware, they administer the ship,s brig. Marine orderlies are assigned to the Captain and ExecuIiV ficer. e Of' 1? Z,,...... ,,..4n' lalsgl E. R. Nelson lslSgl .-X. J. .-Xntocs 4' J .QL n, USMC - CO, U73 - l2y7-1 l ll K Cui: SEMI NN l Srunrlm SGT R. W. Haskins Cupl. R. C. Alle 41 SUT W. ll. Rock SUT l.. J. Snulcy CPI .I XX llpilmfg 1 Pl .l C Crmcn C Pl. J. C. llockcnbcrry ' 'x X' Q M . .... ir T '1' 45. ..- CPL D. M. Hutchinson CPL E. M. Logan CPL Nl. -X. Nlalloy CPL H. P. Nlrlls CPL J. Ycomas Jr. . T? Y- --3 . . Y I .. im CPL D. A. Young LXCPL R. E. Brunner LQCPL J. C. Cusassu L CPL R. A. Chalfln LXCPL H. G. Dewey ig A -1,m7.A--fvfgsq F. LXCPL T. E. Doyle LXCPL J. M. Mahtirin LfCPL o. R. smith PFC D. L. Acevedo PFC G. D. Dalton 216 LXCPL V. Garcia L, . . .,.. . , X Nw LfCPL D. S. McHale LfCPL W. E. South . . A . .,,., . .... PFC R. T. Beckwith . W .W PFC T. M. Davies LXCPL M. C. onus LXCPL J. M. Morris LXCPL N. B. Welch PFC H. S. Brown III J. . PFC J. W. Eppiey LXCPL K. W. Hubble LfCPL D. E. Reid LfCPL D. C. Winfree PFC J. E. Brundage PFC J. V. Fenimore LXCPL W. C. Homeym LXCPL J. B. Sanders LXCPL S. E. Yaunif. J 5 5 A S 5 i 2 S J I PFC R. J. Cunningham T 1 PFC P. Hubba I F. PFC J. E. Mannone PFC M. J. Mosley PFC G. H. Prunty get +R wg. PFC D. L. McClellan fri PFC M. R. Myers PFC J. L. Scott la PFC M. A. Thomas PFC T. L. Wipfler PFC R. F. vvmey 12.7.1 ' , . 'G' 'D fv- . J Q . PFC C. B. Nlcllxain Jr. PFC D. .-X. Nlchols I ,sf PFC J. S. Smith PFC B. Y. Wilson Lf'Cpl. G. R. Smith I , 4 ,mx 5 B vi lv A g C LAND g . if M SEA EA fllflg .IEEE , W A W . Ui? 1, . S .K ,ff ii .. wax fx W, xxf . , . . si' '3Ql3i?i!ff '-'X-lx X I 33 C ' mX-x' Q' 'Y Q-Ji'-ST.-4?:P.4:zL....,ml um -xb. . ...:e.: ei M' 218 Cpl. M. C. Gillis, Cpl. J. C. Craven, Cpl. J. Yeomas, LfCpl. D. E. Reid. C LfCpl. T. M. Davies, Cpl. M. C. Gillis. -iff V QQQ ,Q Q QQ QQQHffafff-fflglgi 148494 ,, ,,,,,,, A f f ,J-Q? ' ,, ,.. 7 ,har A f 'Nm n-el Cpl. H. P. Mills, lll 51- if l.fCpI. D. L, Acevedo, L.Cpl. Cusussu studies whllc S Sgt. Stumbo gues L Cpl. Prunty a haircut-corps style. .l ,bf CJ 1' o Q Vx 219 SE , VR fx . ,, ' 1 ,, 76' wi W ami, 1, 'f 1 .Q y - ,, Q 'f X 432, V' 4 W vw ' Q M xmfa. 5 .-Mgr A fb?-wswf ff V 2 W X , 7 QT. , 2 , f Q .1 X' ' V' ,jf My .vw rw ' X X ' x ff A Q. M IH, r ,.,2g.4.xf1:y7Q,g R X W .U ..,,,f, . W . , .Q 1, ww, fy. X. i. wwlw' ' - ' . Aww. .. x. Q. ... . is NY X - Mya: M. wwf. -.. W 4 3 . NY -Sw X ff M, W f A ,, 8 , ,f.,, ' mek v-4: :L ,, X ...f,..,, ,lg K, ,M '- fM..,X,tW K W-, ,yu f M , , , , ,f W Wm wf I fa, ffm V ,ywf M' if 4, I' 4,'f-wwf, f f ffm , WW ,1 f 7 , , f M af ww ,W ff TEM, ,' ' f , 1 ,V , f My , , W' ll 4: 222 11 Capt. Jerry O. Tuttle, USN CAG Carrier Azz' The nine squadrons that compose Carrier Air Wing Three are the striking arm of the SARATOGA. Under the leadership of Commander Carrier Air Wing Three they are responsible to SARATOGA'S Commanding Officer for the tactical training, operational readiness and the co- ordinated execution ofall operational and mission assignments involving aircraft. CVW-3 staff personnel with the aid of gathered photographic and electronic intelligence data, charts, maps, and other infor- mation prepared. analyzed and correlated by both SARATOGA'S intelligence center and CVW-3 formulate an ' ' Wing Th ree operational plan of attack. Th wing. e CVW-3 squadrons form an all purpose, all miSSiO They combine the missions of attack and anti-submarine fare under one command. The first air wing to be thuS C P0561 CVW-3 paved the way for this concept in the U Navy. The' CVW-3 squadrons are composed of highly traine iledicated aircrew and maintenance personnel that Opefale eep flying some of the most sophisticated aircraft In world. d and CDR W. R, McGowan CDR J. G. Wolyniu 2 , - . ' ,I fn 1 K XY 4 ljlx R. W. Boynton LT I . Curto Jr. .,, f. . is if sy' XV' Ji!! C.-XPT D. H. Jacobs LT W R' mid? wcsw B Moore 'V' , Q NCC J. C. Smitha vm' Ludlum. M43 Swllflffk PWX RW ...., .. . .. , ,.,, ,W fav: . . ,ffm 0 l 'C 1 .5325 5I'5'Lff', ji id 'ff It V ,,,,,n,,, 4 .. M, 224 fr If 7 K I 7 ifffafsfy Z-I Z ,'y2 Q? 7 4 If 4 14.4 1 X f X f f I f f 5714! f f V? 03 4 it 4 7 ,X 'GZ 5 Q rw ff' . at at at it , '?- .ZJ VH f f f VC iw! Z1 49 'M if 7 ' , Cdr. Richard E. Goggin, USN COMMANDING OFFICER Fighter Squadron 31 Cdr. W. L. Dwyer, USN EXECUTIVE GFFICER The Tomcatters of VF-31 also fly, along with SARA's other fighter squadron, the F4-J Phantom II fighter aircraft. Fleet air defense is the Phantom's primary mission though they are often configured for other missions. The mainstay of carrier fighter aviation for over 10 years this all weather, day or night, supersonic intercept is kept in YOP feline form by VF-3l's dedicated professional team of mechanics, hydraulic specialists, electronic technicians and many other specialists. 7' 49 LCDR R. E. Amidon IIIJR K. T. Kilby IQIJ Ci. D. Custer LT J. E. Lesher LT F- A. Roberts F- ,Y - J Jw . If 5 .. 5' ,rw ,. A . 4 1 LCDR J. J. Drum 6' LT N. JIQ Bard I'--HIR lfl' ld, lu Qigygjk l I U Q lhzg. T I IJ J flixmixulw I J VN. fi. l'iSCJ1CF .I-D LT ..x, xx. Lyon 1 I xl. If rummx c wr U. 1.. PWC ljl c. ci. R2'bC'J5bUf2! X J 1 LT R, D, Schneider LT H. li. Smw l.T I, lp. Turmlini l.TJCi li Ci. Amorosi 225 I I I .tlggfslb-v ,rf V ' I J ' awe.: ., '. I F .mg Q ,- ' . J N, ,JW rx XM .X f . ., I k LTJG W. K. Justice LTJG M. K. Peterson ENS J. F. Cantlon ENS L. A. Nivison I I I I I I I I AEC C- D- YOUI1g PNI L. E. Bolen I I S XX AEI J. B. League AQl D. S. Lilly PN2 M. A. Cababaro AE2 S. M. Carrel I 226 I I I I LTJG D. A. Shaw LUG B. W. spears LTJG 0. L. wright AMEC W. A. Orr ATI W. J. Brinkley AOl C. J. Stehlin A122 B. E. Couch . .. ,- .H J X f Z X55 X ' W! XSS S E f XX S XSS S 7 Digs tr we XX X X7 iff QXX XXX XXX 1 X X X X ATC W. A. Patton A01 W. L. Dupree YNI D. L. Stinedurf AT3 R. G. Elswick AMI . .ln AMSC R. J. Rogers I AQI T. X. Higdon ADJ2 D. W. Bennisonlf- A' AMH2 B. O. Erwin AC Q- JP' lin XJ li AMH2 M. R. Ferry AK2 J. R. Foreman CSI ly l.. llill N NI Nl. l.. llirxclgi .NUI ill. U- liCll5 -r Q1-.lu , fi' Q ..4,,,1 5 l AT2 E. .l. Lehmann A02 R. R. Robertson AT2 A. L. lNilillinglon .Nlil R. NN. Nliliicr W. ..,.. A02 G. L. Salisbury ATI S. S. Schmidt ,N ye , -'NTI N. B. Nash . ,- PN2 B. K. Schonleich T V - 1v,.,,f. ffm AQ2 l. ll. Rile . ..,. .. ... flu ADF2 D. R. Seigler 5 227 228 AT2 M. S. Sowa AQ3 P. T. Andrews A03 R. E. Gause AO3 D. R. Koch AMS3 R. R. Probach SD2 F. Spaulding ADJ3 R. W. Chappell ' .L S f' 'X .. ff' X AT3 C. A. Clueckert - - few- .. .-.WM AME3 M. D. Krisuk ADJ3 S. R. Snyder AQ2 J. W. Spell AT3 P. L. Conchado I ADJ3 H. R. Holland AQ3 M. E. Loring AME3 R. J. swonke I M2 1. A. Upei AT3 W. R. Drake AT3 D. E. Kline AK3 D. B. Magno AK3 W. W. Winstead PR2 G. R, Wes. AQ3 W. D. Eaton AQ! AO3 J. S. Kline AN . l v N i AE3 R. R. Powell l M i AT3 D. C. Woods SN C. G. Bull 4-fe. AQAN 0. i. Lemme PNSN Nl. A. Chase KXOAN T. l.. Niiirsdcii .-XMEKXN D. R. Rubbo PNSN D. ll. Siiiiiiioiix l F ' . -its-'vi ,Y X . .-XN D. R. Armbrustcr AA W. C. Hargrove ns. AA L. fX. Bcrlzmggi PNSA M. R. Hopkins ii 'Yr 5 XX X l llqxzyrx XX X P. Hzmizii XX I-. Nl. Koenig XXI R X 'Qq XUXX R I lfiikcii XNH XX U. l. PQIXITL XX lb ix Niiizzi' XX Xi I XX uful XX li. U, XXillizims .Q . ,msd ,T XO X X I X. Cmiiiicr X X Ci. I Cniixliiiiiiiiidcx XX fr. C. VIC ,4- we XXX X. L.ibcll.i .XXZC XX, J. Whiteside: ABAN Berlanga. TEQUILA gy SUNRIS X fn! a e, 7 65 X 230 F13 . Y AMEAN Rubbo, AME2 Swonke. AMEAN Rubbo AME2 Swonke. AOAN Speedy Casko. Z , Z Q K ', I . I 4' 4-wfnfrrfg. ,K Zi AMH3 S. Fuina. IL . AMH3 W. Metizer. LTJG. F. Amorosi. LTJG. B. Justice. 231 fr il il t .,l fl il lil l l'. ,I 1 1 l , WEE -- -4---'Af F-5M ' C A , , ,W-A 4 l 1 I I 1 l I lu l E if I iii' I lil' ' ll? l'i 1: iii 232 'I 4' Cdr. John W. Holtzclaw, USN COMMANDING OFFICER Fighter Squadron 103 Cdr P H Lineberger USN EXECUTIVE OFFICER The Sluggers of the Fighting 103 QVF 1035 also fly along with SARA S other fighter squadron VF 31 the F4 J Phanwm II fighter aircraft s two seater all weather fighter mainstay of carrier fight ation for so many years contains one of the most p0W orne radar systems ever developed. The enemy CHU ected at long range and under all conditions of WCHI an 0P6f21UHg ceiling of 50 000 feet a range of 900 nau ' es and speeds in excess of 1000 knots the Slugg6fS my up to eight air to-air missiles air-to-ground TOC and up to six tons of bombs. I I I ll il f Ill l I lb I li I 'I lu I fy .. ,, . . P fi ' 9 1' 2 . , . Q ' 1 ' ' E l ' ' 3 J ' , 5 ry Thi - , , ef 4 'N avi . Cfful i 3 EJ . l Q Qt! airb be I i det il6l'. 1 V l,: l 5 il J Q .2 1 A - 9 9 I ' , sc ,, F4,S l ' 5 - . . 5 g 3 can deliver a veritable arsenal of fire power to punch th gl ene : ' '- , kets' 3- fi ' l f all , I I Q . I z I fi! . fl I 1 , V Fl , an Jig . . . ' , 5 5 I l y if I , VM V, , i e C 3 3 il LAM, T LCDR L. W. Army LCDR W. D. Brudbhuw LCDR Ci. C. Smith LCDR li. P. Vollmcr LT R. D. Aubrey LT R. S. Plutt LTJG R. D. Berger LT B. J. Circgor LT T. S. Ponigrlmwski ,ik LTJG K. D. Chiusson swiv- - Xifsxmz CO4 X ' Nfl l I R. X. ixcmruix I I .l.l Nlcl nllm as ,L- g! I R. N. Rlchurdx LT R. B. Rillcr Ci J, B. lixcrcll LTJG P. J. McNabb 1 J SBE3 lfl D, Ci, Pzlcc LT Ci. J. Saunders LTJG l.,. A. Rzimsdell 233 eq J Jw Q1 ie Q3 ii -E5 H it 1312 .JJ Ji J E 11 'J NIS' j .J . L2 il: J X , ,, Q N1 1 Ji W JJ A JJ .P 1 1 I J JJ H ' v J A i 1 J , . NJ J S ,gif J J LTJG D. L.Vercellino JJ LJ on 'es V in? A A ' J JJ A JIM QQ WE ,J JJ J xi M33 ng J TEM J A PM . QU 1 AFCM R. J. Smith JW lv A on JJ J J' W 5 J' J JE M 1 X J A f J .J J? 1 AMHC R. L. Leverich J I J J E L J I AOl N. C. Boggs J . I J' .I 1 J - LJ: . 11' J J 1 fi fr J 4 F 5 AMHI E A Chddwlck 234 ENS D. R. MacLaren AMCS F. B. Carden AQCS R. F. Raven6ll6 ENS B. L. Pierce AMSC R. D. Stephens AZC D. J. VanNostrand AMSI R. R. Bushey ATI B P Globe CWO3 J. R- Johnston AEC L. H. Akright ATI J. W. Andrews SDI P. D. Carpilo A011 D Smllh l AE2 S. T. Akers , U4 .:. W P1 6 4. AT2 W. F. Dealy C AXO2 S. A. Freddenberg AT3 D. E. Griffin A02 C. J. Ketchum ADT2 C. I. Beedlc AQ2 J. W. Einwcchlcr if ,X K AT2 C. L. Cicntry ?'T7'Y'7 WJ ,ry , .A . AE2 J. L. Homer ADJ2 T. R. Oscbold ANQ2 Nl. lp. Bcczlcy .XDJI lk. D. Bl.1nchI'Ioxxcr .-X02 W. C. Crosby N-Qi XIJJI S.mdcrx. XIJJ NN Nloony, -X N153 C ullcc, AMIIQ Krumcr. ATB W, Nl, Hopper AQ2 R. NI. Purxom ffff, 'NNIHZ J. NI. .Iungc ATVIHZ C. J. Kamer f. f V M. .-. .. , WV 14? AK2 D. E. Pendell AT2 K. J- P0016 J 235 x J a J I . si , J -x i I r Q3 J AMH2 J. R. Prather r 4 J J 1 J r J J J: Q J . J lj W J 2' 3 n. V J Ja AME2 A. J. srrang I J 1. 1 +R J. 5 J J J S Rx xt JH J 'J J sf. ' if J s st X XX f 'rj L. ' ii i t'X S-.54 . AE3 R. L. Chandler . lf. 1 H , 5 , JJ J 1 1 3' J 2 J J J H 1 1 JL . AMS3 G. L. Larimore 1 . 4 J J . J J J J. J if a gg. E5 236 ' 2 AE2 P. D. Salmons ADJ2 W. C. Thompson AZ3 C. A. DeLong AE3 D. E. Meek ADJ2 J. E. Sanders AQ2 C. L. Wirth PN3 R. J. Cwiesar AMH3 W. D. Osborn AE2 K. W. Smith ADJ2 C. M. Snyder AE2 R. Zvolensky AMH3 J. W. Jorgenson AO3 E. R. Ottey AO3 H. J. Palmer AZ3 J. C. Parda AME3 A. L. ROgCrS A03 J. R. Sabo AZ3 J. W. Sabo AO3 W, A. Swilley J AE3 C. Trent ADJ3 R. A. Tucholski L 5 ,, f, pf, 'f HC fl fa? N NX, C. Cundmx 'Xlll XX D. D, Q-JFINOLICRC .-XNIS.-XX li. l.. Corbett xNlHAxN ll, l.ll.1uklcr KN R. ly Hcrrlcin Ill PE' NN I R lxhcll AN Cf lx Knox ,L VCI' AN L. K. O'Dell AEAN K. W. Reynolds .NN R. I.. Stunlom 'XX ,l. Sturrick AN R. J. Tolli Wig KS AN R. M. Walsh PRAN R. R. Wood WX C. Xl. Xmjcrwn -X.-X Ci. L. Baker AIJJAA D. R. Bohannon 237 238 AOAA J. H. Colvig AA K. P. Englehart AA R. J. Goodman -mm.. .,,. ff Q. ADJAA H. D. Lungren ADJAN Allen. AA D, C, Rodne Y SA D. C. Harmon AA D. C. Lloyd YNSA T. F. McGuire AA G. A. Scholler AA W. A. Moore AA S. E. Stentiford AA A. Torres AA D. H. Woodcock 1 Cdr. James W. Keathley, DSN COMMANDINCB Ol-'l'lC'l-,R ll , l Attack Squadron 37 The Bulls ol'VA-37, as well as the men ol' VA-IOS, lly the 4-X-'B p Corsair ll. i A light attack, medium range bomber capable of delixering air- to-air missiles, air-to-ground rockets and guided missiles. and UP 10 five tons of bombs 37's aircraft are always in optimum. Nady to lly condition through the dedicated efforts ot' the men behind the scenes, the mechanics and structural engineers. the lechnicians and hydraulic specialists and on down to the men who lust keep 37's planes looking nice and clean. Cdr. G. K. Coyne, Jr., USN EXECUTIVE OFFICER 239 I I I I I I. ii pi I. . ii. +3 f. :ii I. I I I I i i I LCDR J. B. Coieman LCDR J. E. Gill A-7B Corsair ll. LCDR N. R. Green LCDR L. 1. Williams i LT G- H- Avefett LT C- R- Fail LT P. J. Falten LT 0. N. McNeil C. W. Piatt LT T. H. VanBrunt LT P. B. Westby- Gibson LT K. A. Winters LTJG T. A. Cirarula LTJG A. J. GrubbS I1 4' LTJG G. A. Smith ENS M. J. Duggan CWO3 R. W. Palmer CWO2 J. M Eccleston CWO2 C L Mann I ' I S 240 I I Q. X: U - . 53 ,N .Q , - ., ...R AOC W. Cashon ADJI P. Arrington Jr. M, M, ,f , -,ff ATC D. R. Hardman .-fsmg. V' N. ef, 'P Z G Z 75 5 E :J cn 3' U O VJ U FC 0 rw Z1 CT O' fb 3 kc 3? ITT Q un 51' O PU ff: :r cr G fr? AOC T. J. Nlillcr . . ff- V 34 SDI F. R. Arroccna AZI J. W. Castleberry AQI D. E. Correll WQVN if AME1 E. J. Ditlovson A01 A. R. For Cdr. Cow AMCS W. R. Smoot .qw A of wg ,K .n N K AEC R. L. Pierson -as 6 . 'uw R I . A--f' .'g 'Yrl ,..4, I . 'ml' u N.. e. Cdr. Keathley. AOC R. W. Cameron .-X01 A. W. Abernathy - Q ,nr ig ' ,S , A f AO! lf. P. Barnes - .f5.,1i- -.qw 15 - ,L AEI A. W. Davis W , PRI R. L. Hamilton 241 ADJl G. A. Hooper PNl R. R. Hughes AQI J. F. Jones ATI K. V. Jones AQ3 T. E. LaClair W . 1 . . .... C... .....i.,,,.,,m5, gfyxv, ,. W. ,. - In J, . . l AOI C. E. Powell ATl K. E. Stevens ATl C. D. Webb AMSl F. Wynn AT3 Collazo. AE2 G. D. Alkire AMS2 J. L. Atkins AE2 M. C. Baker AT2 J, T, Battles l AMI-12 W. R. Britton 4 ADJ2 D. A. Debold ADJ2 J. B. Denton AMH2 D. E. Devor AQ2 V A Fggtgr ADJ2 J. C. Fulch 242 aclair ADJ2 L- H. Gabel ADJ2 H. H. Gallups ANSI G. L, Uusscrt .-XT2 G. L. Gcddings -XT2 T. XY. Gruvatt R, Britton C, futch AQ2 G. W. Masters AE2 J. L. Odell 4..- AT2 K. M. McQuudc AMH2 E. O. Palisoc !mf'f?g.-w . XNIHJ C P Cirlllln -Xlx' C B llgmnu LXDJZ ll. NN. .JUHCN NUI R l lCLllllCI'lllllll AE2 Nl. H. N1cQuaig L ....,..,,,,- ,,.., 1 Q n , .1 .-XO2 G. H. Pruiksma E AE2 J. J. Nlcycr , ...,.. .- ,NEW AQ2 T. J. Schultz gf .-X02 D. L. lloppcr A02 R. A. Leopold AQ2 J. D. Murphy . J ADJ2 lvl. R. Smith ll J l l 1 it r ilu :ll J. l l t r l .ll 21' rt fl J It r 1 243 1 1 1 111 1 .11 '1 3 1521 J H51 1111 xi , 111 ' 111 1 I., 1 ,I 1 ,V AT2 G. A. Steinhauer ,11 N ll 1 ig ' 112 11 1 1 ,111 111 1 1 1 1 1 1 1' J 1k J 1 J V1 , 1 1 3 3 11 1 1 11 1 Q 11 A ' 11 J 1 151 11 11: . l:'!11 111 1111 1 W1 .11 J J 5 1 AE2 T. M. Thrasher 1 1 1 1,1 1 .1 - 11 1 1 I I 51 1 . 1 V , 1 I1 J l .1 . 11 1 .1 1 , 11 1-J 1 I ' I 1 1 2111 .1 311 11 1 '11 I 12 . 11, If 1 J 1 i1 . 1 'el 11 g 111 ,f S11 - 5 11 l 1. IL 1 ' af . Q I 1 I . 1 A 2 1 11 1 1 AMS3 T. L. Alburger ,' I, 1 5 'f EJ ' .1 ,1 11 1 f. AT3 D. A. Dentel I' Jw I 2411 1 ...Wu 1. W... ..,.. ,.....,,,- .W....,.. A X ADJ2 S. W. Sullivan AQ2 T. B. Svoboda AM S2 J. Sweeney ADJ2 J. E. Turley ' AQ2 N- R' W0JH21f0WSki AO2 T. H. Yorton ix I .X 1,1 f 4 SD3 P. V. Bernardo AMS3 M. B. Branham AT3 S. C. Durham AMH3 W. A, Eighholz PH3 D. V. Bunn ADJ3 O. Emery AT2 L. B. Thompson AT2 E. F. Ward AQ3 J. D. Ahearn ADJ3 B. G. Cuntapay A DJ3 E. J. Farfel' Q ,.DD-Dv---,- .D 44. mP50n lard learn IIIZPII P, I 1 gm Y- AQ3 D. F. Guy I ' J-,ww . Q . ...Af AME3 K. L. Larsen AQ3 R. S. lvlotter Q AT3 J. F. Hamilton .. , ., , aj' ,jd ADJ3 R. li. Malone AMS3 P, R. Mullins LLN I .XNIS3 H. L. llLll'lLlll .-XNIS3 J. Ilnrrla .-XQ3 J. B. llljji I3 J. J. Nlnulmlxlu .-Xl 3 I. II. Nlnllcr XII3 R. R. Nlolllcr 552 Y PNK R. .I Nluxlu XXIII? NI ,I KH nnnnr AQ3 R. Ci. Purkcr V M K, . ,,. ,1 V W, ., , . I I K ' N. ff PR3 Remmel, AMS2 Atkins ,. , In 3 9 f' Q.. .. -g.. . f . B 1' N J' . D ,L I -XXIII? .l. NI. Recd PR3 J, IJ. Rcmrncl .A . f: J I . I . I K ' . AK? J. L. Reynolds AQ3 C. H. Roberts 2415 Q 1 . J all: lla ll' ,fl all ,az m . I ' , s l I n A E : r . i Q I F l l l y lt! F E E . E r I I 1 l 2 r ll l r l E r z L ll .ll lx l ll ' l i 1 V 1 5 il . r v 1 i i lv re l l AK3 P. M. Spitzley AN A. B. Aguilar AMEAN J. E. Barber AN R. C. Blaisdell AN F. Collazo AN E. J. Cooke f AN J. P. Durbin AN R. M. Haggin fx X. R Q x is we R. N AN C. E. Lanbert AEAN J. G. Lohan AN J. G. M 246 AOAN S. Barnette AOAN W. D. Curry AOAN R. A. Fagant AOAN E. W. Johnson si l ,- AN B. S. Blackwell Al AN B. A. Dull AOAN W. R. Goodnight ll AN D. E. Kinsey A em0fY AN O. G. Morales AN R. L. Morgan 'fer 'W 1- A i . ,. f M ,. . . r N L. D. Palmer CSSN P. D. Renshaw Mises s. xi. Riley ,rx M. Q. grew.. AN T. A. Terry AMEAN W. A. Wilson AQAA E. A. Bergeror AA T. G. Speer rw ew l NN NI NN NNidcm.m AMS2 Gray . . . ....--rgggg I M 'T , ' ...ef 'V ,Q L if AA G. V. B .-XD.-XX l.. L. lurk OWU ,x'I',x,x R, T, iforrcribcrry NX T. Ci. Harper .-XX R. L. Slrcmmcl .-XD.-XN R. M. Wurdrcp 1 ' ' -1 M if. iz. Ashby AA R. C. Smith AMHAA P. M. Turco AA A. Wilson 247 iii- Cdr Ronald F. Moreau, USN COMMANDING OFFICER Attack Squadron 10 The Gunslingers of VA-105, as well as the men ofVA-37, fly the A-7B Corsair II. ln the short time that the Corsair ll has been in the fleet, it has built for itself an impressive record of reliability and depen' dability thanks to the efficient and professional attitude ofthe officer's and men of VA-105 and squadrons like them. e , I '- LCDR J. B. Gillett Jr. LCDR J. J. Mazach ,1A14 , 1 -X 'S +R, If I . I X ,, L ' J ajft LCDR B. E. Smith LT R. G. Brodsky A-7B LT G. W. Brubeck LT K. G. DUFIRCC LT W. B. I'.lI'qIIII.II' Jr. I I R IJ IIIII I I .l, TNI. Plant ph LT J. R. Sanders LT J. B. Waddell LT J. B. Wilson lfI.ICi R. K. Ciruhbs LTJU L. CJ. Mason LTJG M. G. Rohrbuugh LTJG W. P. Schneider ENS S. R. PI'mnIa WOI S. G. Sanders ATCS R. F. Deeser 249 ADCS S. R. Kramer AECS J. A. McCord AQCS G. L. Whiddon AZCS J. L. Willis ADJC S. J. Kersey AEC J. W. Bowen AQC J. C. Gibbs AMHC J. R. Harper N e 1 . df AOl M. H. Boston AEI J, W, Bowen AQI D. L. Burgess AEl Daniels, AO2 Yenerall. AQ1 H. E. Comelison 250 AMSC C. H. Fewer AMSI J. J. Arno AZ1 R. G. Brovaron AEI J. L. Daniels AMSI D. Dotson AQI W. A. Eigenbauer A01 L. L. Hill AE1 J, E, Mann AQ1 S. E, Margadonna AZI D. E. Myatt - , A. ,..J Mil R. R. Skelton Q 3 AlvlHl H. Tomlin AQ2 G. E. Bork lad K 'L A ,.LX Q., . 'lu W ,, in if ATl K. F. Pinkham , If ,.-5 . - .A- -gif ATI W. C. Slcwurl .-ww, . , fy V f . wmv .f,,, AQ2 J. H. Adkison AO2 R. L. Bowles -n' r-wr. ff .- .fa O5 . Q .T J. -XDJ2 S. D, 'Xmlcrwcn .-X02 T. D. Bryson ADJ2 D. A. Casteel AME2 G. T, Condon Jr. AE2 C G. Cook ff ,, S., nl K Ni' 'T f -X02 ll .l. Bullard AMIIZ C. C. Beach fXSNl2 J. B. Campbell AMH2 R. li. Cannon .fm-2-r-.. K Q, .J 3.5 v--ff'-X -A W- 3 at f - ' -Y A 3 .w g t 5 x f QW .35 rv AT2 W. G. Cormack AME2 R. lf. Dial T251 252 ADJ2 S. L. Ebert Aoz M. Gilbert ' AMS2 R. E. Goss AMS2 G. W. Hargis AO2 C. R. T. Mawer ' J , AE2 A. V. Ethredge . QS giyg AMH3 Isaac . J 1 L AT2 L. E. Morgan DK2 V. E. Mortera Jr. AE2 T, J, Mumba AO2 G. W. Gray AT2 R. J. Haralson AMH2 T. G. Johnston ADJ2 D. D. Newton J MHZ F AMH2 F. C. Overmeyer AT2 R. B. Pierson AE2 L. M. Slay PR2 J. C. Smith .-XT2 T. R. Tyurczyk ,,....,.7S' . -Wg . .... . ,. M.. ill AZ3 G. J. Aul' AZ3 W. J. Allen YN3 A. M. Custellelli YN3 J. A. Chemcglw AMH2 J. R. xVLlyCllOl-l M- t if V, , , ' AA -- - . ..,....,..,:,.sxw, ,..,. , ., A ,MQW R ANlH2 J. A. Ruppc XlI R. l.. Roblc SDI O. lf. Ronquillo Y . All NN. l.. Slllllll XQ2 l' N Spcngc Xlllf J. l. lllrllcl' 'fggfvm ' - - W 1-7 R my f-.pf - ,Mt ., . 4 A 'l PRI .-X, l . Wygkull X02 I7 l N cncmll ADJ2 J. ll. Zuvzllu .. V' I, N Q W ' V NYJ kwa!! no L, W' i .XF-lll3 lf. N, Baker .-XlJ.l3 Nl. ly Buhcn AK3 P. l.. Barton .Y ......,, -WY -ff-' W ' H 3 .-XNlH3 C. L. Crccl AQ? l., B. Dakin Jr. AMS3 R. K. limms 253 1' l l l ' l 5. I' . l i . fi lil l l l 5 3-l i T S ,l I ll ll? ll l 1 ll .Q i if l ll l ll X lill l ll, l 4' l 1 l i -l K. ll l.lI in i, . lim All ll ll li il .l .il lil: ll. lillll fl ,Z I H l' 'le li V .ai ll ill' ll T .all l- ili l, il i. ' . i' E' in 1 , J. lil. in ll ll 3 lg 55 254 .l is l l i fl .gil . l .il .i,.- i,, V AMH3 J. A. Holley AT3 T. M. Kerekes AT3 P. M. Manz AME3 J. A. Mmdy SD3 M. E. Ingel ADJ3 L. G. Kessinger ,f ':s 4 AMS3 D. A. Masters an AE3 J. D. New AME3 J. L. Norris PR3 R. L. Phillips L7 AMH3 K. R. Isaac AQ3 R. H. Jackson AQ3 K. D. Kovesci AE3 J. E. Maddox Jr. AO3 K. S. Jeter ASM3 R. S. Malone 'X AZCS Willis AQ3 M. J. Plocar AMS 3 W. H. Silman AZ3 J. E. SimS ' f ww.. f AMS3 M. A. Trevino W SD3 R- Villavicencio AME3 A. L. NXLIFIIIJDCH .mllw fx. J, Xkimcrs M153 S. A. Ycarxxood AQ3 N. A. Young AN L. L, Banc AIAN S. Nl , lllnlxc XX XX Nl llrmxn ALAIN lg, IP Lgllluo AN E. N. Costombrado AN R, Y. Delco n HN T. la Dcppc PR.-KN R. NN. l-auscy ATN J. M. Goode M-,gr 'VTE ADJAN L. Gress AN B. R. Grospc AN J. D. Groxcr PNSN R. G. Hill ADJAN C. R. Johnson 255 l I i l i l i l i I . l l . il i .1 .F f i al w ill' is sl l, ii iii 'll . Q' l i i il? v l 1 l l 1 l Q . 1 l I 5 . i i H ' . Q .' -fl, il , l 7, Si iv ADAN W. J. Korzeb AN J. D. Mehelich AEAN D. B. Sewell ADJAA C. E. Carlson AMEAA R. M. McManimie YNSN W. P. Laverty AN J. R. Pederson AN T. L. Taylor ATAA M. Holderlield AA D. R. Money ADAN D. G. Lee AN A. Pena Jr. AN R. A. Watson ADJAA A. Jenkins qua. AA M. F. Moreau AOAN J. L. Little SN D. P. Malone AN J. T. Salas AMEAN G. A. Scott AOAN D. D. Williams AMSA C. S. Aeby AA R. E. Lawrence AA B. J. Lehnert AA R. J. Plompen AR P. A. while The Sunday Punchersn of f fi' i7Q -- .Ai f sumo fflvc Cdr. Morgan M. Ifrance, USN CGMMANDINCI Ol'l lCIiR Attack Squad Q V X-75 lly the all weather attack aircraft A-6 Intruder. The A-6 Intruder is extremely valuable to the air yying not only i ' T' ' BOINC because it carries the largest ordnance load. hut ec ruse -'N-6's are specially' configured for aerial relueling, some are ' ' and 5PCCll1lly equipped to suppress enemy radar installations, some are specially configured with extremely sophisticated navigation and weapons systems. The versatility of this two-man aircralt demands the highest standards of maintenance and the men behind the men that ily The A-6 are the professionals that keep the Intruder up in Status, up in maintenance, up in ' air. workmanship and up in the ron 75 9-J' Cdr. Nl. L. Seidel. IQSN IiXIiCL'TlX'Ii OFFICER 257 li -i 1 .J . ., Q ' .K L52 M. I. X fi f 7 l'f sig? i'I il, 1 1 i i Mil iiw gi 1 lil lil . lil - ..i igg T A-6 Intruder I 1 i LW ,A :. Q , .. X 2 'Dj , X Y ' x el ll i i Z : ' 'l L I X ll 'il ' 2-ja E 1 l li' 5 l r .1 'll Wil i H . iili 1- Qf l I 1 1 J . LT D. L. Boyce LT S. C. Bryan LT S. B. Casmer ' ,l Rl 1. ,e is il Wi. . 4 . . . .gs ' l ' f we--fi 'tn' l I l 'i z Q LT R. H. Fiaugher LT s. C. Hartle LT C, R, James l 3 i , 1, ,.. Q 1 ' N ' w ...WM .N 2 1 ssG.sw..sf3? 'X r w-se .l .1 I l l li i il ll ll i. li Q LT L. G. Mullin Jr. LT H. E. Phillips LT D. P. Polatty iii il ll l. ' Qi All 5 Vi 258 i '. i l x LCDR H. W. King LCDR D. L. Nesbitt LT K. A. Dusenberry LT C. E. Kaiser LT O. K. Power LCDR J. M. Luecke LCDR G. L. Rezeau LT M. A. Evans LT W. H. Miller LT N. O. Shaw .X ill ,.. ..---is Y l LT V. M. Snyman LT R. E. Suggs Q, 1 LT R. P. Wiegand LT J. S. Wilson .A E Q l Q. N LT D. D. Tippcli Ll l . l.. X .inDcni.in Ll' D. lf NN giggoncr l.lJCi NN. Nl. lluiilcr l lJLi NN. X. Juliiix l ljii N1, ,l, Mgfgimisli i LTJG W. A. SCJSS ENS H. H. Ciillizini LNS Nl. l . Pcnguc I NS l ll Rulwiiiwii .l. ln. iirccning CWO2 E. J. Budwuy f Q . gf -. N V ,f . ug.. . 1 . lr. , , 'xl CN1 R. P. Nicklzis ATCM R. lz. Proctor ff ADCS J. C. B'l 1 l 51 Tc rink xx Li's Clark A Nlclpiniwh. ANICS J. L. Benson ATCS O. L. Shore d l Cdnipbel INC 259 QI' G' I. I 17 III I Is 'I XII Ili III I I Ii. I' . III 1 I 1 II II- 'I If 1 I' . It z I I I I I I I .WI 1. I , . ECI It ,III 13- 31. .II III It Hx, .I' I .im I IMI II :I- IIN I I iv v..g . 1 . I . Q I 1 I ' I I Q ,I I: 'I I I 1 I . I v . I : I .III XIII I.. I I. ,-. ii? .I I I I I 14. Ii, I4Y IIT I I 3 I A I I I 5 . .. I. QW I I Ii 'li Ii II ,I II , It 1 I I. If , EI ' 55 e. I . I: I ,Q . I I' I i II 1 'Ii A .I .I ,. I 260 ATCS J. W. Sims AKC J. E. Mungo YNI W. J. Avery ADJI J. E. Garcia AOI R. R. Seeger ADJC W, Cade Jr. AMHC N. T. Ferguson AEC J. C. Howard g AEC H. L. Jones IIIII' L' W NCC W. P. Pilcher AIVISC J. L. Yates AEI J. D. Alderman AQI G. L. Blocher AZI A. J. Butaud AEI D. M. Eberhart ADJI G. P. H21friS PNI L. I. Hedlund ADJI N. C. Jones AMEI R. C. Long AQI K. E. Smith PRI L. Cv. Starke ATI R. A. Vaughn ATI E. L. Wilsvn A. ..---v-V -XDRI T. L. Workman Jr. AZ2 H. A. B' 'l 1 N - . dl ey AQ' Q' 5' Bmw IX: If -I IIOGYIL' XQI IB. II, Iioxxcr an -5' Ji.. M , bs, 'f iv mm XNISZ I . Ix. Cgxlloxxnx' XXIII-I I7 I I-IRWIN Nlfin I.CoIvIcII I 46 U3 C. J, Cowen Ao: R. P. lmx ug: R NX. I7wn.1Imc XNIIII .I I Imhy ,XNIIIQ I, l, llnrugu ,v-If-W - -5- Q, ,, fs ,. L . . wan. A02 K. Galway .IXQ2 R. T. HOIWIM XCQQ I3 Ip IIIM'-.ard NTI II. I-.J ones ,xl-.2 ID. C. Kcllcr 261 ll ll 12 ll . l 1 1 i I l1 li 1 V 1-1 1 1l1 111 11 E l l1 'ill 51.- 1'1y , lily . ' l l1l . 1 1 1 l l ' 11l'l 1 1!l11 1 111' 1 l llll 1 ll' l 12 1. llg 1 l I l l il 11 1 1 1 I1 Ill ll' 21' i 1111 1 1 7 11, 1 M l Ili 1 'li,11 1 11 1 1111 1 .ll l 1 1 HQ 'W 111k 1,11 1 1-1 1 1 1 11 1 'l 1. 'l 1 l 11 1 .1 l 1'1 'l'11 1'l1 il l 1 1 lr S 11 1 1- lx 1 in 1 1 1 U 1 1 I, l 1 l l l 1 lil li E 1 l l i 1 J Q1 Ig Q 1? 1 1 fl 1 11 1 1 1 1 .1 51 l il li '1 . 1 262 l 1 1 ll 1 1 A 1, D142 E. L. Lacson ADJ2 J. P. Lewis Aoz A. B. Lopef AQ2 T- D- Luhn AT2 L- L- Luney A02 G. E. Mask AO2 A. R. Milligan PR2 F. B. Morgan AQ2 R. A. Nance Jr. AQ2 S. W. O,Green ADJ2 R. F. O'Neal AMS2 J. L, Osborn A02 B. R. Parker AMS2 W. E. Pierce AQ2 T. L. Piper AE2 D. R. Porter AZ2 J. A. Raubar N118 . 1 Y, p . ADJ2 A. J. Rector AT2 S. W. Roe AN C. E. Burr-Corrosion control. e Q -.I lp l l l l l l 1 ADJ2 R. Rogers A02 F. E. Russell AQ2 C. S. Ryulb ATI D. NN. Shrlll' A1313 B. ,Xi glmingc, l l li l A X AME2 J- P- Sloklas AT2 A- VHHRCUSUUCY .'Xln2 Nl. l.. N meunl .NUI R. ll. NN cxmchcnk All R. R. Williams .EB .Wm . x. x. K X E. 1 l I 5 3 l A , W fi 1 .Xl - .l. R. NN llllbflll-N -rr. j Xl 1 ll 1 um .1xlm1.c. Biggs AQ3 B. J. Hmmm AME2 R. F. Potterf. .ni--M V- -4- -W' ADJ3 S. T. Buelow YN3 Nl. E. Campbell A NIS? R. Cuudill A02 B. li. Brucy AQ3 A. lf. Brewster . , Mk 3 W5 lfff AT3 P. Nl. Conoly AO3 T. G. Cox 263 264 Y AQ3 E. R. Croxford ADJ3 P. S. Dejnak AZ3 G. G. Deshong AT3 R. E. Freeman I 'fi QTXSBXJ AQ3 S. J. Hela AME3 J. D. Sprague. ADJ3 R. J. Lloyd AQ3 B. R. Madden ADJ3 W. A. Martin AMS3 G. F. Nein AT3 R. C. Noland AMH3 J. G. Palumbi AQ3 J. T. Driggers AMH3 L. M. Gainous AME3 B. J. Holbert AE3 H. C. McAuley AQ3 P. J. Perciual AE3 R. C. Etheredge AZ3 R. A. Hartman ADJ3 R. F. Hoofs AMS3 S. G. McClellan AME3 R. F. Potterf Ao3R'f ADR3 AME X93 R. F. Rockhoii Q 7 D ,xs s f Y fssiiii' i 'Q .sv ' J , l ADJ3 M. J. Santimaw gg. , i D l ADR3 C. E. Taylor X 4 YN3 R. N. Thomsen AU J. A. 'il o . l i i i A -x D S rgiguc XDJ3 Nl. D. 'llinncr AQ3 C. F. Souligi .-XNlh3 J. . -p v 4 an l . . xx .Q 1. ir' K is . ,I onkli Xl? R. lp lioxdc- Slcphcnso lhcri Pl F Nl l K' 1 . 1 - l ell Alzfl B. l.. Wyiikiiiip SN D l Xkcrs XX R. l . Alcxiiiidci' AME3 D. C. Walsh ETR3 D. Winn AN D. A. Biggs VFX R AOAN R. Calhoun SN Collis, PN3 Hardy, YN3 Thomsen A5n KN J. -X. Brown AN 'l. ll. Bryant .xN NK, R. Chcshicr Al-.AN C. l-. Dcllamus ll 265 AMSAN T. E. Dolan ADJAN W. Dorsey AOAN T. E. Dugan AN D. P. Freer . A A A Q . x rx f . . gi K is Q SDSN J. D. Halcomb AKAN D. E. Jensen 266, AMSAN K. A. Esch AOAN W. H. Gilbert PNSN S. C. Hardy AMEAA G. T. Shively, AME2 R. F. Potterf, AME3 J. D. Sprague. AN K. A. Gimberlin AMHAN J. R. Gribbin AN H. J. Harrison AMHAA R. A. Hopkins .... . .... . . . .. I .QV v a. N fx mf.: -' ml? V .,', ,. AN J. H. Johnson AOAN L. W. Johnson AN R, D. jgngg I AN D. H. Haak JMSA AEAN R. H. Hutchings AQ AN M. G. Lange A 9 . 1 3 1 j 'wa- X . laal Iulchill? ,anis AMSAN H. J. Rivera :XOAN S. C. Walker AA W. B, Culpepper ,C-9 Nlusclmmeier PTRN R. L. Lick .-XX J. lf. Long .-XlJ.lfXN R. .-X. .PXUAN l'. lL. NlgCuxx.lrl .XULXN ,IQ U, Prlgq .-XNISAN ll. l'l'yCll0dlKO rig., ADJAN D. L. Sclser ANN Nl. R. Slum XUXN l lx Slrcpnrd PCASN M. D. Slrculor .5 Q-ir PNSN D. L. Young ANlll.-XA A. D. .-'xltef :'XNll'l.'X.'X D. L. Bluklcy SA B, J. Collis 'R L' ' 'R'l 'm w w 'vW lll' ' .1 WtWq W7Wf .K Q ! :? YW . AN Q AS AMHAA R. .l. Daugherty .-XA Ci. L. Dermix ADJ.-X.fX R. L. I-'orston AA K. D. Hagan 267 268 AA B. C. Hollinger AA B, D, League AA G. R. Phillips AA F. A. Shaw COMING HOME AA J. R. MacDonald AA J. H. Smith AA K. H. Nabers SA M. F. NorriS AA J. M. Sumen AEAA A. T. Walsh FIS 'E' 1,5 Cdr. Thomas W, Brown, PSN COMMANDINCQ f,i'ii'if'i'.R .VAH Reconnaissance Attack Squadron I1 e f ' The Cheekerttiils ol' Reeonnziisstinee i-Xtttiek Stn U10 RA-5C Vigilante. the Ni IL sophisticated eleetronietilly opertitet pit iaidron ll th ' N 1 2 provide ttietietil reeonntiisstinee with the .nd ot 1 i itogriiphie eginiem Sf SKINS. in range eyex ol' the i?YfXll-ll tiireruft ure the lt g SWR.-NTOGAfCVW-3 tetini. fhls unarmed. two main. long range high speed tnrert ol the heaviest for etirrier use xxeig itt lx one hing in tit -14.000 to fwtxhfih Pounds. T h alsh ...Q he 15 HCHVY IVS last cruise. shortly utter their tirriitil to their 0mf5P0fl ot Key West. Flu. they ure being deeoiniwioned. LCdr. I. L. Belyea, USN EXECDTIYE OFFICER I u 269 270 I I 1 T i .T . .W RA-5C Vigilante. lllslw LT J. H. Flannery LT R. A. Stribling I ENS R. P. Burt Ill CWO R. A. Wahl ADCS C. F. VanCuren ATCS D. R. Ward LCDR G. L. Long l L LTJG R. M. Anderson LTJG T. W. Ball 1 l l WOI F. R. Perkins ARCM D. E. Benson PHC T. H. Bowne AMHC R. A. Colby LT N. C. Davis LTJG M. R. Hartman AFCM R. L. Carlson ATC R. C. England NRM. 1 -XMS 2 D. H. Eckelhoff PHI Harris, PH3 K ,7 ADJC T. E. Kirksey AZC H. Morris Jr. Wm -I -nr K. i AMS! C. G. Osborn PHI J. D. Ross ., . 4 S 7 . ffiflrzfr . I Mfif Am V AEC H- Slubblcticld PXNIH D. -X. Nhrrino ,XN1Sl li .-X. Niussmun , ' f' m,,, Q., ,' :rf J UK! K. R. Rwuloll XT! l. N lorlmsclln PRI .l. S. .Nrlhur , .X ar-'W' ADJ2 D. L. Baum iser, PH AN Sw um. 11.- ,lik l'lf I XX K.u11piwH AXIDL .l. I . l.1sh5 X ,1 XDJ C . Ci. Igdwurds All G. lx. Przuicr AT2 D. G. Hardy AMH2 P. G. Hut -04? N1 C l dis AT2 S. T. Schccle -f -.XTQ R, W. Johnson ATI . . . -un 271 1 t ' A J .5 A 'W J . Z ' ' f J . .Jw K, V. . R . , 1. J t fin E12 V ' AT2 D. F. Shope AT2 J. W. Stanton AT2 J. D. Woody 'li li' JJ ag . I wlpg. . L i 411.55 ILJW Y. I.l 11 .ttlil Ti ..l'?: ,nm F. WEN 'I Sw if vt ? 'lj ' J ADJC T. E. Kirksey. I r B Xt ,J I. ,WJ J ' U .I I? 1 . as 5 x Wt: T Q la 131.1 t ti . 2. f J F1 1 It 1 Q. 1 I it 1 1 1 glt .4 U AZ3 J. D. Ennis . AZ3 W. G. Heidle ADJ3 D. R. Heroff J -A :ig ..,,... - I'i I i 3 1 Q. ' 5 1 I f Y! ,V 1 WM... irq! 1 - 'f . '......X-if R , a 1 's ' X . . ' H 1 V. JJ R R 1 .51 . ' .5 1 1 s CTT3 G. D. Abdo AMI-I3 W. B. Austin ADJ3 J. B. Buckalew I. AMS3 C. P. Anderson AZ3 W. E. Brown PH3 M. E. Burke if 1 AMH3 R. M. JOhn PH3 R. A. Joyes ASM3 S. J. Marshall Between launches- . ,s 14 V1 , . . Y u li A gi A ' un W .W QQ 5,1 272 1' ' 1' at 'R :S L 1 AT3 J. W. Mattingly J AN J. H. Blackwell AMEAN R. F. Cobb PHAN S. S. Kiser ' w,, M jjw -,, 5 , is ' V97 ., ' ' f, -. ,km Put M. 5 ,,. .,. . 'V e ,,. AT3 D. P. Miller F., ,,,, r:4:' Ji:v Y V ' 'iwkffx f H ADJAN J. L. Burch ATAN W. H. Durham 1 AN B. L. Moore , . . .. . , ...Q AN L. D. Richard AN E. G. Schedule , , AT3 J- N- Nluwxcluhilc PRS Ci. l.. Nlycrs PH3 J, .-X. Shoxscn .NN J. ll. C gnmpow XX L. l.K.mnun XDJ XX I. Nl. lyholn H. .NNISJ R. -Mhc. XDJ3 R. Hume. ll J. llrmncry lplloll. -. .V fr-.W-.Sf V- - V - f... ,... -, , , AN C. NK .llkcr .XA J. D. Conncr l l1XA C, W. Novak , . 3, . 16 .f 273 274 l'4w - 126 l Cdr. Charles K. Hutchinson, USN COM MAN DING OFFICER VAW-123 I Cdr. W. A. Putnam, USN EXECUTIVE OFFICER The Screwtops of Carrier Airborne Early Warning Squadron 123 QVAW-1233 fly the E-2C Hawkeye aircraft. This cruise will mark the E-2C's first operational deployment-another SARA first. The E-2C or hummer,', as it is affectionately known to many, is nothing short of an airborne Combat Information Center, Air Control Center, weather station, and communications station. Filled to capacity with extremely sophisticated and specialiled electronic sensors and devices, VAW-l23's hummers are SARA'S first line of defense. yi LCDR V. R. Clark LCDR H. D. Drylie LT T. F. Horner I-TJG B. M. Crawford LCDR J. P. DeMarse LCDR W. J. Hennessy LT G. C. Kicichofcl .fndlm f IA? . E-QC, Huw kcyc if it l.l'.l.Ci.lxl1uc I I R S lcmwn I I I.. R. Nczll K. V. v . . lrflqg R, H Cmrrcllwn l.T.lCi .l. NI. lngzm l.'I.lCi I.. A. Pzlccnlrilli LTJG NN. K. humca it V is i i ' h 1 Q 4 l 1 T a TJC' D S S hey LTJG R. S. Thuggard LTJG S. T. Wesselhoff L LTJG D. M. Parker LTJG h. L. Plunkett L 1 . .. p K E T ? 275 W r 276 W! . A Xi... if I a l A f F , A l 1 . fx' .53 1 . K . f gd V ' Q' ,, l , L, . ggg T' ,. .. f i CWO3 J. P. Dooley J. J. Werbiskis T. W. Eicholtz L. E. Johnson A. E. Koesling i if swf., J C. J. Miller J. B. Wilkins Q l ADCS G. Castro AE2 C. Stultz-E-2C control panel. ATCS R, J, Christenson ' si L I 'n,n AECS J. M. Curry ATCS G. W. Washburn ATC P. L. Berrill AMI-IC G, Jghnson Jr. ATC P. A. Kuenzer ADJC L E Klng PNC-l L Mllllken AMECG W Storey AZCR E Swanson AMSC L. J. Weatherholl ADJI D. Arroyo ATI A. W. Kulbeck AEI H. O. Topp ATI J. Ci. Walden vm... mf! II. X ATI W- I Baslef ATI J. R. Cisneros .-Xkil Ii. l.. I-'cczor -XII J. .-X. Lilnzcxxski ATI A. U. Otto :XNISI J, Il. SIUIICT XIDJI NN II Slrccu XNISI .I. Ip Ihgxxlon 'mf I xr I c , R. Vknll' .A.. . J Q 'N I 19' 's Arz R. C. Albright AME: R. A. Boyer wrrrwrr control 4 f X' CT . 'H -.,, 7 I 1 W 1XNIII2J.S.Bruund 'I 'ATZC D.Cuptz1in ATI W. R, CipoIIz1 XIX: 5- If' I 'rw Liner 'XNH12 NN. C. Cooper AIJJ2 J, II. Cohon 277 278 M PN2 S. W. Crawley AE2 R. H. Drye AMH2 H. F. Greeno YN2 B. A. Hermann AMH2 A. C. Hubbard YN2 B. W. James Y tt... . .. .,.. . .M ! .me x AT3 R. W. Meader AT2 R. S. Posey . ff Y x S 5. 3. W x A N AT2 P. L. Stevens AT2 S. N. Stewart g AT2 E. S. Kelly AT3 J. R. Richardson AT2 G. P. Stone AE3 W. L. Krook AT2 D. A. Mcfvloran .. .... .. . . L. , AMH2 G. D. Schramm AT2 P. A. Stadsvold AT2 S. R. Stotts AE2 G. L. Stultz I -7 r ', J ff? SD3 A. C. Colorado ADJ3 J. D. Hubbard . L if!- ADJ2 R. E. Torrey ADJ3 G. S. Ayers ij- AT3 B. J. Cordell ,...,.,W,,,,. ADJ3 A. R. Jackson YN3 R. L. McClurg AT3 R. L. Rowell AG D Il 280 AT3 J. R. Zilian AN M, M, Archie AN J. S. Elman AN D. L. Frazier x .r N-pf ATAN E. S. Paul AMHAN R. E. Rerdue - ..... X , -. -. .+- AEAN C. Strickland ANSAN W. C. Strode ADJAA J. O. Cano ATAA D. W. Gentry AN N. H. Blomquist AMHAN J. S. Daugherty AN G. T. Jackovich PRAN S. M. Lane AN D. T. Plesniarski AMSAN M. R. Richardson PNSN J- H- T-Hplffy AZAN R. C. Templeton AA R- A- Hodges ADJAA J. L. oidson AZAN N. Diaz AN S. E. McGilton ADJAN J. R. Starr AA D. E. Bernstein CSSA T. M. Shelorke I he n the S- frail. l'our- sopiii searehinu and tracking eontaets that otten dont ni.iieri.iiife Ute S-26's armament eonsist oi bombs and depth elirirge-. .ihis is YS-2-Vs first tour aboard .f f L , - s lmcgflli part ot' CVW-3's all purpose. all mission air ning eon- CCW. . Cdr. George M. faludeit, l SN CUiViM,fXNUiNCi Uitlili i R VS -24 I I I ,a in .S X 41 'QANTISUBRQ f i i i i i ren irom Air Anti-Submarine Squadron I4 1X S-Iii iii ICI Tracker. the standard snipiuorne aiiti-siitwiiitiriiie .in- nian erews Hy long. often dull missions surrounded iw stieated submarine and surtaee sensoring detiees S XR XTOU X ind tiiex ire in Cdr. T. J. Spencer. USN liXiiCL'TiN'E OFFICER 281 1? 13 E r l e 1 2 S 5 1 1 L ,5? ,yi 'Q ,e Vi? ii , Zz lis VS! fr i 5 Ex, l L ml Ui 51-': Vi 'Ex Ei' ,qlzq Q , kr: lV' In N z 'f -i I i L Vi A1 , i 1 i I i I I , 'R 7 , H u 1 , , 1 l . , i I 1 ' ,x 1 X, , S I Q -z I , . 4 S , 1 1 2 l'1 T II U , M LUG R' B Core LUG B- T- Sfuckefl LT S. T. Mmeweklm ms 1. R. L uhm L wo- .x. o. mm , .- Q mx A ii . 43 V 5, Q iff' A. Q . 1 L I x. R. I A AECS L. F. Brooks L' I 'Y' ' '. I I .e. - - , . Q A ' F, .',- - -A' ' N as 'W L ,sg AFCM E. Roukema NN clwr AXIC II. C . VI lggs PNI S. R. Abalos NSI .I. R. HImxeII AXBIII NI. Ipdmonds W R 'V 'Q' AWI G. L. Goethe AXI R. L. Helton AEI XY. Ci. Nliehnelx UNI Cf. P. NIIIIQI' .-XXVI R. J. Rhallgan 283 XIJRI J X I.IIIoI1 NU! .I. I Ulnngcr , I I l I I I I i I 284 ll' I I 1 l I1 1115 1 l :lx I I Il 1 41 I I 1!1 ' ll 11f1 1 1 1 ' 1 111 I I I 1 1? 5 I 1 1 l1I1I I1 '1'l 'l 1ll11 Il I ll ll 1. :gl l Q' 1Vi1'lf I1'lI11i 1, 11 11111 'fl1l '1 I :l1l 1l Yllf 211 l ll 111 1, 1113 'I111 ' 1 1 'l 91 .11l11 1 1 I Il 31 I1 Y I1'1'1 ll 5. 1' 1' 1 l 1 1 -1 11' 1: I1 .I al 'l '1 ll 11 111 II11 11 z, '1' lil 2111 IH .EN gl I 31' .1 ,1 .5 11 Q 1 1 1 1 1 I 11. ll'l: Q 1151 11 1' 1' 111 :lil '1' .itil .I11 .al gl .,! .gl 1 1l 11 ' 11l .ll Ili II 1 , 1 I fl? 1. ' 11 ' 1 I 1 1 I 111. 1 AEI W. C. Scott 1 HMI J. F. Silvia PRI D. D. Snider YNI J. T. Strawn AZI K. R. E. Taylor AOI R. T. Vaughn ADR2 D. L. Pate, ADR3 ADRI R. Villanueva AO2 W. E. Blackburn AMS2 D. L. Burnett YNI .I L. Whelan AMSI J. T. White ADJ3 N. E. Varvel, ADR3 H. L. Turner. ADRI R. A. Winter 1 AE2 P. H. Bogue AO2 R. A. Dalbo ' 1 . gf Dfw.. XX H. L. Turner. ADR2 E. L. Armstead AMH2 J. O. Bullens AZ2 E. J. Jackson 'Q fx X 9 qffy .ag-X I S aw t .A 4' fy 4 - 4' We fx .sr- . 'Q M if ' inf'-if 'H 'Flu-ff... N, . 'Q-Q21 f- V --V-4. , Vx mmf- l ' if . - Hg... ' wth- .1-: -L.g-- ,.-nv v4 ' ,, AN J. Anselmo Q I '7J :' 4' R J U55 SAEQTUEA W 'W J- . f I Z f - I - Q XOR .l, ll. lxiniicx fXNXI,l,l,lx0r1l1 WV i NNW: 3 l lv-H1161 Xllll ll. ly lindsay Q ' 1 .2 ew Q fl. AE2 R. V. Mason PRZ J. P. Morgan as K . ,R QQ ,,.,., Y A x f f M ' si. so J ,J v '- .4 5 -i., pf, M . gg 5, L 'Q -.f ' J Y 43 M12 D, l Nloorc Xl l N1 R l'cr.iu N12 J. Nl. Perry 1 XL K! R' J -cd XX' R I Txrpzik ANlll2 l., U. Williams AT2 D. H. Snitch AO2 W. R. Thounis All J L. lllflllpxl' 1 - - -- , AT2 J. R. Wills AX3 J. R. Boulds mfg-1, 1 . .... AT? R, L. Brooks PXNISF R. A. Curniun ANJSB J. L. Chandler 285 ll 1,1 . I I 1 I 1 I 'I I I 51 II 1 I1 5 11 II 1 I 1 :I I11 ' :EI . 1I1 1 Ig! 11 WI l II 11 I 1 1I I 1 ,1 1 '1 1 1 'I 1 1 1 II :I I 1 . II f I W1 W I , 1 1 ' I I 1i! V 1 11 1 1 1 11 11' '11 1I .I 1 W 'E L1 EQ 11 1 1, V 1 1 11 1 1 1, AI 1 I1 1 'I 11 111 1 1 -1 ,1 51 1 , 1 I I-I i 1 I-1' 1 1: . If I II H11 I 31111 ,111! ' '57 '72 W AE3 D. L. Ferguson AX3 D. L Garey . 13 1 ,441 SD3 D. H. Gomez f 'EBV AMS3 J. A. Grabowicz AMH3 C. G. Hardwick I 1 C . I X 1.2 H. 1xXX az V - AX3 M. R. Howard I I AMH3 A. F. Kauffman AXAN J. D. Keith. 1 EI '1 I 3' I 1! 11 I I 1.1 I ,111 I I I I 111111 11,11 1 ' 1 1 I1 I1 I N1 1 V111 11 1111 1 1 1Ij , I 1 2 1 1 I ' I S 1 1' 'I 12 I 1 1 1 1 1 11 I -1I - r 1.13 1?1I V I I I I1 11 I I I I I I I I I1 I I '1 I1 II I II11 I1 I I1 1I 11 I I 1 1 I 1 I 111 II .1I 'I KI I1I I 1 I I 1I I 286 AX3 J. J. Lhotsky AW3 D. W. Loftin 1 AT3 R J Scrlvner AMS3 R K Strllmln AMS3 M. D. Maxwell AE3 D H Stone SD3 A. R. Voge M, AW3 D. R. Lee I AMS3 S. R. OFWCH AX3 F. B. Peterson AX3 P C Tauzln AMH3 D M Ward I . va . -I 4 11:1 . Y 1.1 V 3 Ii 11 I ' - 11 II I1 . . 111 1 3 .1 ' I1 l Q ISI S . I1 LI 1 1 I f 5' e'1.v'1-vc-we AME3 D. Webster AMS3 L. G. Winegardner PNSN G. W. Connell AN E. E. R ADRAN D. Hannah ivera AOAN M. E. Sanders AZAN R4 Slvkcw AZ3 D. L. Yarborough AN S. J. Aghxmrrh ,-ug,-xx J. RA Bailey S AWAN P. GIG. Low :XX S. P. Olwn Xl .KN D. Rogers XX I X I-unpkIHN AVVAN D. J. Wirtl l f-, . . 1 fw v-. ,XWAN K. L. N'11nBrockIin S,-X .l. .l. .-Xnsclmo AA Ni. K. Johnson O .r',1x1wY -X H ml,- - v Q5 . . fx I Axe. J. D. Keith AA D. L. Wipf AMS3 C. G. Hardwick. AXA 287 fzrffzt U Cdr. R. H. Jesberg, USN EXECUTIVE OFFICER Cdr. Gerry A. Schussler, USN COMMANDING GFFICER HS-7 The men from Helicopter Anti-Submarine Squadron 7 CHS-75 fly the SH-3H Sea King helicopter. Though the primary mission of HS-7 is to hunt out and spot submarines they are often utilized extensively for other pur- poses: transporting mail to and from SARATOGA and tO other Naval ships in the vicinityg shuttling VlPs, guests, and departingfreturning sailorsg Holy Helo transfersg cargO carryingg search and rescue operations, and last but not least, as plane guards. lt can safely be stated that Shamrock Air Lines is the airborne work horse of Air Wing 3. Q QDR lCDR l , t A l H EDR F r i ll , l 4.-ia l LCDR A. J. Curtin LCDR L. E. Ewen l .fg- ...... fxrl LCDR H. E. Perry LCDR O. B. Powell SH-3H, Sea King ,gui lyk in... ia., ' - Q' 4- ' , 4 -', is UE 1' LCDR P. J. Richardson LT B. L. Dockstuder LT A. li. H.rll ,-.. K LT C. Holeva LT J. K. Marshal . fr 1 .r . J :P l ll LT P. T. McMahon I '4 1 Q . X., . V. H -,-,rv-'.,..,, V, .f,.-'- W- W --W A-f .. B . LT G. G. Poll LT .r. Reid x ri LT T. J. Wgmdixhin 'a l I I ll. l. H.lflNUllljJl VT. ' LT Ci. XX. Nlorarn W LTJG S. A. 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