Shangri La (CVS 38) - Naval Cruise Book

Text from Pages 1 - 264 of the 1970 volume:

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Because of them, the year 1970 will always revive a special warmth within us . . . and hopefully within them. The Crew USS SHANGRI-LA CCVS-387 Nineteen-hundred seventy i Hong Kong The Philippines round the World 4' ...R 4-5 M--,,,,.. Japan n 2 7 ays Hin rlr:J:mr:iru, limzil 3... 1- 1 Wellington, New Zealand I l l 5 'S Q 1211 .... . ,, .. , ...wh .X 4--1'.--f:-v1+,-.1uf1,Q.......,,.-...N-. ,.,..,..,.,., V. V . h l ,ppgfvn-,,,.wn-vrp.pfn,wffa-n-.mffrnnnf.--,...f., . ,. . ,..,..- M' ,.... -1 V... .., ,.. S ..,,..--f-....... r-...--., ,fn-wi. -vw.-1 -....---gm..-1.-A,..,,.....-.. .....,...- .,..,......,,,.-.. .., ..,-......,'., uw,-.,.-...-,.,H.f - Flight operations on Yankee Station is a complex evolution. It's teamwork which moves the ship, respots aircraft, hurtles them off like a giant slingshot and brings them back again. And each effort is done safely. Be it day or night, rain or shine, the ship's mission in carrying out the war effort con- Flight ps tinues unabated. It involves each person on board. For seven months on Yankee Station every individual responded to the call. The ship's company!Carrier Air Wing Eight combination was a formidable one. It was this togetherness which made Shangri-La an effective instrument of national policy in the Western Pacific. I V U 3 R' + wg ...., W mv... -1 M ' X 4, A W QWMHTA U 1,2 Xq,R. iq .Rv J ,ww . . w xx- X5 ., c-41. - .w Il., xx - . f x .pw 'xv ex E f I. X 4, A new N. .,. ,ky , - V ,--ug , H. A '1 K VW' .QQ-' ' feng' ' I1.,.3, W' ' ,. . , ,VN W, xx .. .- 1' M-3 ,., X. 7 1 L-N1,.i M.y id, MPN mr - W, vw ,Q omg. la , U X, 4 nyylw- 5 xv VCMQA -v L .v P - , ' 1 M -, A . . A ff mft - - -' I 9 , -' f l wg!-.'-1315-L sgg 3' . , y A, 'Rx' W. a ix ,x Q 1 S ., , Q ,.rQy'?25:x. -,, A,.a .YA Q11 -' A . ,W ,, 4 , ' Qiffikll a X . , .f I - 1.x an , .1 ' ...HJ f VW, ' , .' ,. The number one truck killer in WestPac VADM F.A. Bardshar Yankee Station Commander v ' , A fn, ,. , I A Q .I W N. in 1- x , I I km. 1. 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Sf 1 ,rM 3l r Preparing by repetition Shipboard Life 1' --1 N 1 2 , I K g 1 . 4 2 f Ulf ' 3' W 'll ll Xl mn. sau umm sm un um um in fm, , ,AM ff ... Lg f , gf f 0' ll sf L inf i ' A fa 1 J. hx W rv M X ,I Au ,,.., g ,, .. - . , -,. .-fm.-.,-.,..,.,... ,.'.-.--.-...........V....,. 1.4...V- ,.,,. , ,.......,.-. ., .-.. .N ,...,,., ..,,- .1 , Q 'W D ff' Q S E g ,Ru .A V , I i Af f I I Q 1 24 13 E QVQUQ If' .-. N. 'N-. x JF If 25 -...M ........-1. r..-H-- ,.,........ ..1-.-.-..,....f,,A. Steel Beach ofswqx I , ,5 X! j ,aff kg xx , f Response to a challenge SHANGRI LA 22 Coral Sea Dem Q .5 1 X 1,1--s T E R TA I N E 'l 'hree Cheers for the Show - 1225? A A A laik qi' 2 4.5 aff! ' .... 4- quvnwnvxs Q fnnvyq Leisure hours -,Q f...,L4. ygysl' ,,41rK,. . ,x f1 .,5Zt1'i ' -611, 1, ,far .W 'VV' ilk. as V .. f' 1. 3 -'W -' f, Q-ff ,,,,ff',f' JD of W H-:ff --r--1.. V ..,.....-.., , . ,. H W, wif , Q- Y -'r g ,, I I Qi' f I 5 Fi, fa 7 ' W 7- an N, 3 3 , ff f 7125, ' ' I X 2 U f Q f f cl . accompanied by music. . -..qw . -vzffau.-1-5.'.w-,u,.,,:,f -me-fwa--1-w -N1-1-v-:-1-n,..,...-f--Q.-'P' , - '-1 '4h-'UPznbsu,--qmorsnvv-f--m-nw-r-n--....,--.-4,-.,,., . Equator: Dav Jones j,wwi!!6gf.fm-5 5, I ' 4 QQ. V 1 'WP we--N 'K Ei ' W ,hp Cleanses Pol wogs 'QW ' 1'aM fV ,mi A Y -aifif, W wi q i Amnihi? ,, J f I, Pai ,4 1 J 'MJ' sunny, 4 v , - fi in N ,,. 4 , W' - Y- as 1 'QM .. -J v W ' .V A Z., ,nas W' ., 'fe 2 f ' A i iw, , fury, if A 5 , i,-f 1 4 X' ' ' J I' 1 ,H if . Q ' V4 J r A gil ' ' Y l 4'W I - Irwr, , ,tf,, fm V , Q., 4 ld ., ' 4 . kQW'- 95 4 -oo! J' Pa J 'HV'im- ,,. ,A if 'win 79 H -1 1 1 J f I W 'H-..'.-5' 'H if 'Uh-,yyv 1-new-0.--'nf , frvvr'-'Q-v-p,-eau. L Rio de Janeiro For Shangri-La, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, was the first and final port-of-call of a globe- circling cruise. To open and close an ex- tended Western Pacific voyage with Rio was most appropriate. It was a case of Shangri- La meeting Shangri-La . . . and then becom- ing reacquainted! A pair of two-day visits - March 14-15 and December 6-7 - brought the Little Giant to this scenic, sprawling, Portuguese- speaking metropolis. Golden-sand beaches, friendly natives, ex- cellent cuisine, lively nightlife, reckless drivers and exceptionally informative tours combined to make Rio one of our favorite stops. Q' - K - 3 it 995 fr Ejqeiet ri '-rm, Q . e t , t t ti t ' lt H Q 2,4 l ,,1 A 4' t 'C if ef 5, Et, dv? V iigl V34 ta' 9 ,. , , NA , fm, fx , H, L A Q , 4 if ' t I W 1 I 3 , 1 fmt ' 'i' t gf 3, 5 A ff A M AAA- 'Q . T Q 1 e '49 4' 1 v ' t ae A ell. Fifi 1-4 H a 'f ,,., Excitement, charm, native Warmth H .., L .,.,..L..-.1 ... ,An-F 4 --- -- - - --,....-f uf-A-,--, -wg--V-V... , -v...,.g ....,.,, .. . . - ,,,....-v,..-......-f-..-..n,.-...-,-.,.,.....4...,,.-.........-,,.,...-,...... ...V .,,,,,..... .,.......,....,,.,.....-.7.,1A.' A------Q...-vp-p-+L--,.,.,,.,,lv ,.,.......-- . ., ,... , . ,, The Philippine Island I m . . Home in the western pacific i ao , -xt M A, i i ix f K N , 'X' f -Kgbaf L l,ittle America! What better way to describe 'llhe Philippine Islands? lts fun-loving, joyous people take life and turn it upside down to drain every ounce of its enjoyment. The mammoth Subic Naval Baseg the zany, ear-splitting, peso-losing nights in Olongapo City: the casual, non-sophisticated atmos- phere of Manila and numerous tours to Ba- guio City, Pangasinan Falls. Corregidor and Bataan were pleasant deviations from the toils of Yankee Station. Upon leaving, the ship regretted it couldn't make a special deal to take a little bit of if- P.I. back to America. 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M ,mx it-,Mg ijx X . ...M HMA 'f X - -- X' 4,-:M 1,-i A , ww. .M . 'V , Q .. 1- ,QQH-,ali , ffg. .W o io,, f fff ,nt : J if ':f'.., . ,3t t - xg , M, , -....g.-4:,,'..,-my ' 1,4 fn t N o i7g-L Q2-sf' ,, 4.53 vf'3-fxfgf ,,nfL ,f - 'L fi -f :rzfw Y W V- ' f 4: f ,L .f:.-et--A ' V ,wr . a. , , .ps.l AMMJ. ' H-If - -., , Q-1 ,,:. M 3 -fe ... --, ww-nn 5- L if -f' 1----'V ---H - .--1-'A ---e-'-v.-.-.,-eQ---- -v-Q.-any-un...-,.,-.-P-,-W...-A-up-F ,. . V . , . - ,. .gap 1 'YK-naw 'rf - -1 .-w--,-...- q ..., JAP The world's largest city, an international exposition, a culture nurtured through cen- turies by tradition, and a sprinkling of West- ern influence greeted Shangri-La when it visited Japan July 10-24. From the dry dock at Yokosuka to Expo 70 at Osaka, Japan was fascinating. The bowed greetings, high-speed trains, kimona-clad females, reduced prices and the considerate people were all impressive. Indeed, the visit was a 13-day penetration into a nation literally exploding with subtle excitement and vigor. Japan will not easily be forgotten. .4 311 s 5- J yr 4 .f 44' . M' I 1 ff bi ' 'H 1 Kun ,,., -s Pb' Aim ,wal 'U A' S' 3 : : mf 1,2 ' AZ' XNL f, . ,,. v 7' ,. 'Aw -X ' 5 ,Qff ,,,.- ? . , , ,W .W JPN 3 11' ,gg at Im, I x 'Q' 3 R f ,VVL li' ' ' 1,4 ,.,,131'..-v 1' ff ,,g..uM ,. 3 V kj! X. 2 Af , W .wwf .I ,-. ,fri gg Nfl' . A A, X fi' ,. ,w:.+Q'4N,, a C 'N ...L-,N--,::...,,,1,,.,E -,..,.-W. -. ... ....,,-,f,..-..,Q,-.--,- e....4..ay,-.-..., ,um A-I.. , ..,:,.-,.........-.- A ..,,-v.....,,,,,,,,,S,.,,, .........4.M.v A .1--...... ,,,..., ...V . , 'W 52135 -wiv? 'ff XV ,M , , Q w. uw, 'fx- - www l H rim, ,3 1 5 6 J A 3 1 Y K K - 1? X 3 n 1 X X , A .X wry .X W if - X M ,R W, 5 Y I Q 'E R for both ship and crew .M w X l KLYWYV. . iii sr ,l Xxx, SX ha X ima. A 1:64 ,fu ' 'TQ Q ,wr 3 0' XX - rw 'Q aff, Wi, ' X f ?y2g. ir c . P .V ' f . 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A colorful cross-section of the world. .ihv--f - Xa-s-I wi-3-6 x -iuiiq A e-vw-rr 'N .. :A k l' 1 ' 5 .-,, -Q .-. -,f 1 , 54, 1 4 K - 0 OO . 1 mn. 1 ? , 2' . v P , u - n ' H 'I Q , . . x , ' ' 'fu- , z , , f - ' 40 O . A up-Q H 'TIS-v I -4 u 2. , Q I - ,. ,. - X1 5 1 - 6 Q, . - , s ' ., n r' .,, . Y X 4 . A 4 1 Q, - l . I- '. '-7,1 7 I 25 ' .fl A U ' 1 o X - Q AE 'Qi U N K u L K u L 4: L ga x it L I 4' ' 3. T I I - ,, s ,v v 6 'I I i It E A x . ,Q 4 3 I ' fs' an a g ' ' n N .' mg: O n Q 'P' L Kim, 3' 7 l v 14 , 'ag I ' U' v . '? - J ' Q I ' 1 A Qxg ls! 4 9 1 14' S ' A ' 'E H' it -'Q' if ,' ' 1 , , 1 ' f 14,355-1 ,ge f 5 H ', A g' z 3 3 I Q. Q l 5 2 1 ' , A r J- ' A: . 3 3 8 ' ' K' A D a 1 ' I Q S I N I Y 1' 3 '1 K P Y 1, I 9 5 ,AA V .-Q.-mvwn, Nw aff ff N nr- fm ' , ,MW Wy. --W 5,,,,,,.,-.,, ,mr sf Tk 1 ' ww-.ww W bil Hong Kong Exotic Hong Kong. The Orient in a miniskirt. The shopping center in your home neighbor- hood magnified 100,000 times with all prices sliced in half. Shangri-La visited the British Crown Colony October 12-18. The only blemish of the visit was a three-day threat of Typhoon Joan - but many didn't even notice. The beehive of activity in Kowloon, Wanchai, Aberdeen and the Central District left them limp. For the crew, Hong Kong was criss-crossing the colony at the whim of several tailorsg picture-taking at Tiger Balm Gardensg and oogling the miniskirts at both ends of the Star Ferry. Most of us felt that we must return someday. A P . f V I .,', ., .f'y' X0 .. Q f' . 1 lj 'ia I - I P? 1 I I 'J H' V i I ex Ar, vane, 'fs C i 5 i if W 1 Pearl of the orient .QM 4 , ,Y . X M--mga . 7 J fx , X A Gif I A I f X I Q: X4 v , ' 4 ,J .f- fgvg3,,: 41' ,ff Vf, , Q- f r Npfgfg, ,K Z X M QV W W ,X ffm 'WQWS X' f x xv Q, of f g X ff ' ,ff V1 G If fu: 5 ?'mqgwM..g,4n:pn-Q IEIII f Q ,,,f A i 5 f ? f 3 i 1 xi ,,..G . 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' 'fu-s:-M ..,:r-- - 1... -ang 8 17' -v' 'i' if 'wg ,, , Q rw 'FE- vu- 1 r I P ! 5 I fu, ', , f,,r ' X iff . ,p :wait K 4 f r ' ' f' ,G 5 iq. V N 'af' s,s:m'e, ,fr:. ' ' ' ,, , ' ,. 'ff' I Nw- -: -fa . ,, 45-inf' f if 'WL ,,,t , 'iff L, 7q,5, Q'l? -if ' vi ' ,i , ' ' 'UH ,, 1, - , , , 3 ljgifv N ,kg1,g,?j.wlqJ amy: A ve gge, 5f2,fr.,, V Q-W ' W ., , , ' if , .- 'r if it i , , 5 5 , - A v, . f .. 4 f g ,f -af. ,I .A wh Y , - My . . fe ,. K '- , V , Q ' ' A . - 4' ' awnwff ' ' ' ' - I is Sydney, ustralia In America's earlier years, the cry was Westward Ho. Today it's Go to Aus- tralia. Shangri-La did for two days, No- vember 18-19, and the City of Sydney weaved its hospitable, super-friendly magic on an impressed, astonished crew. Sydney females 'LDialed-A-Sailor for dates, a cocktail party at a sprawling amusement park was memorable, the ten-block King's Cross district was fascinating, and the habits of Australians impressive. Regrettable was the short stay. The tall, rangy, micro-miniskirted, fair-skinned beau- ties, the helpful, concerned populace, the warmth of our reception, and the sadness of leaving left a mark on each of us. ut, ,,.,.uQ,t,- ii .. .qnyw Hwfzvaqtm Q, . 74 , wn.-1--q V - ---.Lg .A,.,v ' 14104 ., , f. f-if , , 4.--1-A 'T. l'5dU,zlL-fm. as V351 ,, lf' ' , L - W. I .0 4 .4 I 1 , . 1 s H ' gf m., f ' 4 ' W 1'-w3 , 'f'f'? '4'A rf 1 'Am 'H . , ,, A .. , 4 ,mf ., , 5. 4 an .-1 .rm MW y 8 X 0? aim, , , in . Luiwhg rn a 'X 'L 'Y . ' I-3, ft ru 'W ra.- V, , , .4.. L-- , A 'TWP 'qQm,wVgLlm.7 , M 4 ,,,. ' ' mM,,M,nvU'Ill- 'pf' 'HM-'qi -A Bn, , xl- ' r QL In ' 'jg ,. gpm. 'rw -wwf.. w V, -nn..-.,..........., . -- ...-v.,.........vf---Q gp. .J ,ff fu Lf? EY, W4 , yfxxf- 5, gf -0- fav 4 7' 4 6 I X 5 x A S X N-S x ' V ' -- :Q x K x 'N' X ix Ev iv gif 'ik' 4 ' X XSAXX X X :X xx X-. ,A rf-,J X X . Q A .va asf- X W , X ur 1 x 2 l,.:.,.,v 5' fn k -n 3 tk Y. Q X ii N is 6 1 if 5 c- A, , ikfvr' 1 -mu - x .439 Vi 'M W5'f'1,x+f .M ,gf W wh ...f.,,,,mW, f ,,,, W ,,,,, ,X fm, --' W, I M, ,W- ', ,zwgy-an ,,,,,, M W., A-ig-3. ,..., f--:ss-wx ,A Ji. , . . . ....y,N.Xs M,-4 'W -V , , W' ,4v,f'7M' , i ,fff,3,, -Q-.W-f , ,,.-1 fr- , R101 Q NUT-v hwy Ao' 'Ad ' -. 'H WW Mgjfww..- W 1 . fjmfz , w JB S v W,-M, ,Q R if-', 5? -. r . PS., Ny. X 'T af iv: , f-,ii s Ai 3 4 5 N n,..l 'Sm ,ig -fx 'fi--T f. 77 Wellington, New Zealand A 36-hour visit to Wellington, New Zealand's capital, was perhaps the most refreshing of Shangri-La's World Cruise. On November 22-23, the crew experienced the splendor of a quaint, quiet city ringed with rolling hills. Like Sydney, the natives could not have been friendlier. The intriguing accent of speech, subdued nightlife, and relaxed, slow-paced atmosphere made a weary crew quickly for- get the rigors of Yankee Station. Q x-Q : f 'V AK ,-M-4 il' Q -v- .awaq 1. W 'O :B un- ,R xr- nw F rg If PF Vi , ..-- 1 ,v.,' '-1-: 1 , .qwk , 11- f X yi 'A x Q '59-q.i.v+ -L --, -I .. ...nt ,f ,, --f f ,. .- . ', 1 - A -' '7' 6 1111 ' - , 1-'21 1 ,- ,,,, ' 'v v. ,4 f ,, I 7 1, ff N MP4 ,, f ,, X ff.. YB 4-sz '41 4 'ab r fra, s af, I-I . mf ,,, Vg 1 f , in M, 'Q 4 1 L ' f '-.JV Gum X 1 f wr' f,s mu? 'MK 'fa X ff -vu-an t x w '-.. . 8 Q- f 'flvwvv-.ep-A+ .....4Q7A:,,-.sw ' 'A I I f-. ,Egg ig U ff? f- -,QQ 5 x-k ,f A -5 -vu., ' . v -Q -Aux 4' 1 ,- QQ 4.0- 'Gus xafw... dm fi OMMAN HILHBILRT R PGOR QdDtd1H,LJbN 1 1 5 9 Ns' 4' I -W COMMA DI G OFFICER August1969- September 1970 n0lJ'Q1ingQug -vuvuuvvii 34 ! if . N E K 'S 3 f ?t : - 1 CLOCKWISE FROM UPPER RIGHT - Reflections with RADM Plate, Commander Cruiser-Destroyer Forces, Pa- cific: Welcoming Brazilian ad- miral aboard in Riog Enjoying a round of humor with VADM Weisner, Commander Seventh Fleet: Testing the crew in a volleyball game: Announcing the S500 winner in the Navy Re- lief drawing. 'AX L. ff r ' - -5 iz - , ,,,,., :E- HOYT P. MAULDE Captain, USN :M C0 ANDI OFFICER September 1970 e vennmumumumunmnre N I ul , W fm f, HHHM L ,M +A. ff fvaiffffr y? ' -- - --f-,-nw A -4- -Q1 .Q--Q. r-1--A - :--- -f-s- ...M fp...-Q-Q-,.....-W,.-..-.M-..-Lf-...n--v-..-,r.......,T..-.,.....o-,--f--,-v-v-.,,.,,,,.,,, - xi 5 CLOCKWISE FROM UPPER RIGHT - Reading orders before assuming commandg In Manila, hosting admiral-in- charge of the Philippine Navyg Receiving gift from repre- sentative of Philippine enlisted meng Phone talking from his place on the Bridge: Greetingihigh-ranking Vietnamese of- ficer on flight deck. :'l,,, J:mf,...mW H ilvvvrmw Wfll M 'KJ ,H in-lllimxxll v , M Yum, Gim l41iNlv, N www fx HHN my mu, ' ' H' vwwmf' Wlllii X W ffm W fn 1 l wi mir ,X if P P l 5 illlm il MJ M11 l 1 4 'J lx JU lr! irlj' 'Wil will 1 l l l in illllll llll HH lllll llllllll ll Hi l l 'J l H ll! 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E 1 1 f I' 12 'ff 7 'L :i f - ' ' : l..:,f.f-A - f ,, , + i-l'f ' V 'Gif : Q , 411: -,-,,, , Tl7 f'V: M ' '-' fggfliiir 5,- ::1fL 'iglR4f f - Ei: f- ' if -- 53i2'5'i 2' f f' -5225, F -' Yf .f ff if-5-,fi .135 - KK ' fig, 5 - -,Y -,, iliiif-Ti?1ii 5 f 11272 : ' -gi: - 1-1 751 if ' iii, E':1gi3gj?f' ' L V' 3 86 lx X MPA? JL. T' ' N. A TWN1Q 7f 'o D , - lim' '. F - -1 I r, 4. ..,. I 4 J -I P 'L -but , FQ! 1 1' , AIMD I Q, A Z' .i .u - ...i IRCRAFT TERMEDIATE I TE CE DEP RTME AIMD, established on Shangri-La August 11, 1967, is composed of three divisions and 19 work centers. AIMD has an allow- ance for 103 enlisted men, four officers, and during the deployment operated with 62 en- listed men TAD from embarked squadrons. AIMD's primary function is to provide in- termediate-level maintenance and services for aircraft and support equipment. During the cruise the department processed over 13,500 aeronautical components! In addition to maintaining its numerous com- plex systems, AIMD is responsible for Shangri-La's Air Force, consisting of one CIA plane. The department supplies the five-man CIA crew. CDR George W. Pearson, department head of AIMD, inspects a re- paired jet engine. si. 1' 'iw .. IM-1 DIVISIO Maintenance Control A9f0n3Ut1C31 El?S253W.'A'iLSiLE:Cf4i2F5253T3f,ZiZ'Z1EhC'v'Z5llii1 1X2'f:SJllfPr1Zi'iZif: SEC Material Screening Unit Administration 3 l ,Q FIRST ROW - AA R.R. Hardin, AA R.S. Millhamg SECOND ROW - AA B.E. Thornewell, AN D.R. Goodwin, AME2 L.B. Marlowe, AME2 B.R. Smith, AE3 D.H, Mixon. KL to RJ YN2 R.G. Lewis, AZ1 F. Clayton, AZAN W.H Dunning, AA J.D. Taylor. - ---A-.-.-.---..--..r,,....-- .,,-.-... --,-.-........., ..,.-.,,..,..., ,.,,... .-...,..,,.,,,,, K Material Control and Tech Library I' ,grfmy if I as FIRST ROW - ADJC J.R. McAuliffe: SECOND ROW - AK1 D.E. Gaddis, AT1 P.T. Long, AK2 S.J. Wicka, AK3 E.J. Ryan. IM-2 DIVI IO CIA Crew z -X I I I I , , A55 , . y C px aa J N f , - M.. A I. uf Ig' ,A .., , :Asses .-A, x gf 'gy ' f g N 1 - , ,A -- A, ,fx W I I fx vf .X I . I 'l , I I I -. CL to Rl: ASC S.H. Benjamin, ADR2 G.D. Lively, AMS? J.B. Nolen, AE2 L.H. Carder, AMH1 J.C. Taylor. Hydraulic Shop A ' 'Nu fl..-.U Q 'f KL to Rl: AMH2 R.C. Douglas, AMHC R.L. Jacobs, AMH3 D.J. Ham- ilton. AMH3 R.L. Brown. Air Frames FIRST ROW - AA W.J. Murray, AMS2 J.B. Nolen, AMS3 EC. Rekitt, AMS2 R.E. Leeg SEC- UND ROW - AMS1 W.T. Horn, AMS3 G.M. Wheatley, AN P.G. Chandler, AN J.A. Ballus, AMS3 SA. Wiswell, AMS3 Messina, AMSC R.L. Grater, LT. G.L. Stuartg THIRD ROW - AMS3 fj.H. Boor, AA A.M. Nakayma. 91 fc, 3 Parachute Loft FIRST ROW - PR3 H.J. Panis, PR2 D.H. Ingerson, PR3 P.L. Heine, PRAN B. Wheeler, SECOND ROW - PRC C.I. Wrape, PR2 J.M. Hancock, PR3 J.J. Sullivan, PR2 L.E. Tanner, PR2 J. Branning, PR1 D.C. Allen, PR3 M.E. Staplesg THIRD ROW - PRI V.L. Rising, PR2 T.L. Lundy. Q I ,, A D GSE Shop FIRST ROW - ASM3 J.E. Forbes, ASM2 C.E. Schrecengost, ASE2 R.S. Hill, ASE2 J.K. Wray, SECOND ROW - AS1 J.R. Perry: ASM2 R.A. Johnson, ASM2 G.R. Valkbrenner, ASMAN A.W. Baker, ASM3 C.M. Breernesq THIRD ROW - ASH3 L.A. Roddy, ASH3 S.D. George, AN R.E. Legg, ASH2 R.D. Abblett, ASE3 R.L. Ault, ASC P.C. Culberhouseg FOURTH ROW - ASE2 D.L. Collierg ASH2 S.F. Kishpaughg ASH2 R.W. Dodson. Power Plants FIRST ROW - ADJ2 R. Mays, ADJ1 J.B. Garland, ADJC N.C. Young, SEC- OND ROW - ADJ3 D.L. Graham, ADJ2 G.R. Betzoldt, ADJ2 D.L. Titus, THIRD ROW - ADR3 J.E. Dowling, ADJAN B.S. Simone, ADJAN E.D. Bisbing, FOURTH ROW - ADJ3 V. Pellicci, ADJ2 L.C. Hower. K E IM-3 DIVISIO AE Shop FIRST ROW - AE2 D.A. Struyk, AE2 G.O. Alley, AEC C.D. Bailey, AE1 E.E. Taylor, AE3 J.M.Y. Pol, AN W.E. Cogang SECOND ROW - AE3 J.J McCaffery, AE2 R.P. Shaffer, AE3 L.W. Gordon AE2 W.C. Fleck, AN J.T. Ashe. Division Office and Workshop FIRST ROW - ATCS M.L. Frazier, CWO E.W. Wiedenbeck, AT1 P.D. Burkeyg SECOND ROW - AE2 B.E. Wilkes, AQF2 W.C. Ross, AT1 B.U. Coffman, ATC P.J. Fenton, ATN2 J.E. Barnoff, AN M.G. Emerson, ATN3 T.D. Carter, ATR2 M.O. Lowrance. WW' 1, gl' A ilflififlf 'F' X ,ff f AIMD Comm!Nav FIRST ROW - AT1 D.L. Davis, ATN2 K.E. Rub- right, ATN2 M.E. Askins, ATN2 R.L. Geiger, ATC L.E. Singleton, SECOND ROW - ATN2 D.A. Brown: THIRD ROW - ATR2 J.C. Maloney, ATR2 M.E. Enes, ATR2 J.M. Detrick, ATR3 P.J. Kelly, ATN2 G.E. Davis, ATR2 D.P. Dobbins, ATR2 J.W. Russell: FOURTH ROW - ATN2 T.C. Prahl, ATR3 D.J. Hennager. M.. .4 Q- ...an ...--.-..--.-...Q-, ,.-...-4....-.--c,........-,...-p,,,,.,,...,.,.,,,,.,,.,-..- , N , . ,M Ord Shop -non-W4--u xA FIRST ROW -- A03 J.A. Pecota, A02 O.D. McGhee, A03 A.R. Cant- leyg SECOND ROW - A03 D.J. Spector, AOC O.C1. Richerson, A03 R.M. McLendon, AZC C.F. Clayton, A03 P.G. Schall, A01 T.E. Chapman, A01 G.E. Kauffman. Fire Control Mk, W X f f 3 . , zo -fr V1 3 f 2 A FIRST ROW - ATN3 S.R. Jones: SECOND ROW - AQF2 .l.D. Black. .-XQF3 'l'.l'l, Leedy, AN W.A. Sagstetterg THIRD ROWV - AQC CLK. Williams, .-XTR3 'M.D, Perm- sell, AQF2 Harding, ATN2 Jil. Barrientasg FOUll'l'l'l ROW --f .-X'l'R3 JU. Leu- horn, AQB3 M.A. Sulcer, AQF2 J.'l'. Albright, .wlllciz l5.l'l. l'l2ll'llllkllll, ATN! Milf. Woolls, AQB3 R.L. Colvin. DECM Shop C, q 7i i V ZVG f V 1 - t' P' fx FIRST ROW - ATR2 D.B. Yaden, AT1 E.H. Wassell, Jr., ATR2 B. Reagan, ATR2 GE. DeAmicisg SECOND ROW - AQF2 D.R. Watson, ATN2 G.E. Davis, ATN2 R.R. Hartman, ATN3 C.K. Deen, AQF2 B.E. Owen, ATC L.E. Singleton, THIRD ROW - ATI G,H. Click, AQF2 PP. Sparks, AT1 S.D. Hildebrand. Tending the boilers, supplying steam to cata- pults and main engines, making fresh water, supplying service for lights, ventila- tion and plumbing. These are a few of the complex jobs of the Engineering Department. Sweat blended with dedication. Production de- rived from time-tested training and skill. These are the elements Engineering utilizes to complete the job. It's a difficult task facing the department each day. Obstacles are manyg frustrations common. But each day the job is completed ---swiftly, efficiently. CDR James R. Cannon, Engineering Department head, takes a pause from a heavy work schedule to use his giant cigarette lighter. ,M Engineering Officers CL to RJ: LCDR D.J. Billings, LCDR E. C. Kuhrt, LCDR H. B. Christiang fSeatedl: CDR J. R. Cannon. FIRST ROW - FN B.W. Molt, FN G.E. Brown, FN J. Timpanelli, FN R.P. Hale, EN3 T.J. Keele, FN J.D. Tackettg SECOND ROW - FN J.R, Smith, EN1 W.R. Bruins, FN D.C. Boss, FN R.W. Beauregard, MM1 J.E. Devlin, MM1 J.R. Bailey, MM3 J.R. Leamingg THIRD ROW - MM3 M.G. Johnson, MMFN J.P. McGrath, MM3 S.B. Grov- er, FN S.H. Jones, FN. D.J. van Eyzeren, ENFN M. Weiss. A DIVISIO FIRST ROW - FA A. Mosquera- Gonzales, MM1 J. Medders, MM3 L.D. Sumner, MR3 A.W. Lalash- ius, FN R.L. Ramsey, FN R.N. Early, SECOND ROW - MM3 D.L. Kinney, MR3 G. Hari, MR3 W.M. Rich, MRFN R.A. Norick, FN G.G. Henry, MR3 J.B. Boyce, FN D.M. Vlasak, FA D.L. Young, THIRD ROW - MRFN R.K. Far- rell, MR3 G.G. Gillotti, MR2 W.F. Waterman, MRFN J.W. Tucker, MR3 D.L. Bell, MR3 W.L. Stew- art, MM3 P.E. Jellison. 1 , ,,,- ,,,,,, ,..,,,,...... .,... ..,-.-.. -,....f,.-s- w f' P W' -1' ' - - ' X Q, -.ff--Q., I FIRST ROW - ENC B.J. Taylor, LT R.S. Miller, LT R.W. Moriarty, MMC G. Barnes, Jr., MRCS C.O. Bearnesderferg SECOND ROW - MM3 G.G. Connor, FN S.M. Blevins, MM2 L.E. Brirnmer, MM3 J. N. Guthrie, FA L.S. Bentley, MM2 R.E. Chang THIRD ROW - FA R. Tucker, MM1 C.D. Lee, FA C.W. Trofemek, MM1 H.W. Cockrell, EN2 A. Duchesne, FA J.M. Siple. lei FIRST ROW - FA R.G. Scott, FN T.S. Mumm, FN M.L. Kaufman, MM3 J.A. Rentas- Marcano, FN K.D. Snyder, MM3 D.M. Davis, SECOND ROW - MM3 R.A. Oliver, FN F.P. Gregory, EN3 C.W. Treen, EN3 R.W. Justice, MM3 D.R. Reynolds, MM2 R.E. Nel- son, MM2 K.R. Lackey, THIRD ROW - FN L.P. Weiman, FN J.E. Seibert, FN J.F. Min' isterman, EN3 R.A. Schlosser, FN A.E. Raimo, MM2 D. Heffelfinger, EN2 H.O. Warnken. .,. . ,.... . V - .....-.......',,.....w....,-., ..1,-...-.-,,,......,...,,-..,.-... .-.......- ....... ..,....- ,..,.-,...,.-.....-..-. 1-n 1OO No. 1 Fireroom Watch FIRST ROW - BT2 G. Grounds, FA L. Turnerg SECOND ROW - FA E. Thom- as, FN R. Riley, FA C. Prehn, FA J. Coleman, FN T. Nickels. B DIVISIO Boiler Repair Shop FIRST ROW - BT1 R. Fitzherbert. BTFN R. Stephens, BT3 J. Winsper. BRI R. Young, BT1 P. Nelson, LT. W. Biggs: SECOND ROW - LCDR D. Billings, BT3 R. Sohns, BT1 C. Dale, BRC A. Brinson. BT1 C. Strickland, BT1 H. Bigham. Y .-.............,.,,...... ..,-.,,.,-.,. ... -af-f -6...-.-,.. ,.... .M Fl L No. 2 Fireroom FIRST ROW - BT1 F. Pinson, FN R. Gebhardt, BT3 E. Martinez, FN J. Hopkins, FA T. Shull, BTC J. Ledet: SECOND ROW - FN L. Schwabe, FA C. Williams, FN F. Samuel, FN K. Clark, BT3 J. Gilbert, BT3 G. Lidy, FA J. White, FN R. Vorst: THIRD ROW - BT3 M. Beinert, FN D. Jones, BT2 J. Weber, FA A. Townsend. No. 1 Fireroom FIRST ROW - FA J. Stickney, FN M. Holden, BTFN E. Smiadak, BT3 H. Foj- tik, FA G. Sawyer: SECOND ROW - LTOEJ J. Comparato, BTI R. Buckellew, BT1 J. Tipton, FN G. Patterson, BT3 W. Harrison, FA L. Reynolds: THIRD ROW - FN T. Whitten, FN K. Smith, FN T. Clark, BT3 V. Koelsch, FA J. McNamer. -J No. 2 Fireroom Watch FIRST ROW - BT3 C. Stradley, BT3 P. Britt, FN L. Hetzel, FA J. Nataleg SECOND ROW - BT3 D. Dickinson, FN R. Liker. lOl . ----Q-.-.-, .V D... , ... .4 . Y ... --... .. .. f,...-.-.f-.......4-',-..-1.-,..---.--.-,-....-,,,....-,...-.............-.---.., .-..-. .,........-. ... ...-..--f...-..,.,,.. H.-. .,. 102 No. 3 Fireroom FIRST ROW - FA R.M. Rich- ards, BTI L.C. Black, BT3 P.J. Stone, FN J. Sausamang SECOND ROW - FN R.E. Gilliland, BT2 E.C. Howell, FN C.J. Voos, BT3 R.P. Waananen, FN C.C. Shalton, FA J.L. Maxwell, THIRD ROW - BT2 S. Millerbernd, FR B.L. Var- ney, BT3 R.M. Fisher, FN M.D. Granquist, FA L. Langston, BT3 D.R. Glutz. No. 3 Fireroorn Watch FIRST ROW - FN P. Garcia, BT3 J. Pitts, FA R. Smith, BTFN R. Palmer, SECOND ROW - BT3 R. Williams, BTFN S. Devries. B 306 L FR 93 H10 I3 DIV No. 4 Fireroom FIRST ROW - BTCS J.L. Martin, BT3 W.E. Amirault, FN A.S. Hutto. FN A. Almeida, FA R. Lee, BTI C. Rainey: SECOND ROW - FN M. Parr, BT3 C. South, FN T. Womack. FA B. Wil- liams, FA R. Smith: THIRD ROW - FN M. Loftus, FA C. McFadden, BT3 P. Dunlap, BTFN G. Estes, BT3 D. Kade, BT3 D. Long. ,un-un F No. 4 Fireroom Watch FIRST ROW - FA R. Johnson, FA J. Solanog SEC- OND ROW - BT3 C. Westphal, BTFN R. Stinley, FN G. Garner, FN K. Rickard. Oil Shack FIRST ROW - BT1 R.W. Kenner, FA P.L. Steven- son, FN R.E. Mason, FN W.L. Horton, BT2 C.L. VVhiting, FN F.A. White, FN J.R. Crisp: SEC- OND ROW - LCDR D.L. Billings, BT3 J.W. Fink, BT3 R.G. Ridenour, FN S.C. Lazarus, FN W.D. Champion, FN S.H. Laue, LT. W.M. Biggsg THIRD ROW - WO-2 C.M. Caw- vey, FN P.R. Dieckman. A f . ' 3 1 , :-s., I , I . Q X AV .V Y 1 1 ' .i Qzijfa 1 103 IO4 FIRST ROW - FA T.L. Yost, EM1 G.A. Piland, ICFN K.D. Haines EM1 V.M. Go- mez FA C. Sarafian' SEC- OND ROW - LCDR H.B. Christian EM3 R.A. Kim- brough EMFN D.J. Knepper FA T.B. Valentine EM3 J. Hadley EMFN P.E. Jellaly ENS W.C. Ahearn. Administration --n----..-Y-...-. .f-.....- -.v,,..-..---...-v., .,..... E DIVISIO Interlor COIIIIHUHICHIIOHS FIRST ROW - ICFN O.M. Pierson ICFN J.H. Ander- son ICFN K.D. Haines IC3 R.A. Rudd' SECOND ROW - ICI M.A. Livingston ICFN G.D. Cooper, ICFN T.K. Bell, FN J. Peacock, ICFN G.B. Reeder, IC2 B.R. Carter, ICC S.C. Plummer. Distribution FIRST ROW - EM3 W, Haas, FA CG. Fosburg, FN D.C. Miller, EM2 K.VV. Johnson, EIVI3 R.D. Green: SEC- OND ROW - ENS J.R. Stuck, EM2 M.M. McLaughlin, EM1 A.W. Barham, EMI R.H. Wheeler, FN L.B. House, EMC J.W. Howell. Gigi ' ' ,gr n -' ,f . - Z 1 l . u I K ' 5 'mx Aviation and Ordnance FIRST ROW - IC3 P.W. McSorley, EM3 T.L. King, EM3 K.H. Horowitz: SECOND ROW - EMCM R.W. DeHart, EM2 J.A. Lewandowski, EM2 J.W. McDowell, EM2 A.L. Legg, EM1 J.C. George, EMC J.P. Soulliere. rl A J f 9 X 1 5 rf li ig E 5'-ig ' A T J 'V Ta 1 I 4 ll 3 li 1 4x R 5 2? , 1 1 3 4 v 106 yi lb Lighting Shop FIRST ROW - FN K.E. Wildner, EMFN R.A. Roya, EMFN A.J. Dren- the, EMFN E.D. Butzkeg SECOND ROW - FA P.F. Holzmacher, FN C.G. Palmer, EM2 A.D. Grosse, EM1 P.D. Hagood, EMFN W.J. Henderson. L, Power Shop FIRST ROW - EM1 C.B. Malic- ' dem, EMFN D.R. Spencer, EM1 G.A. Miller, EM2 R.C. McKee, ' EM2 R.C. Huttoe: SECOND ROW -- EMC R.L. McC1aine, EMFN R.D. Dana, FN G.E. Ly- barger, EM3 M.H. Daugherty, EM3 J.W. Thompson, EM3 R.A. Spinks. M 1 , E T , , g 1 3 E 5 ,if ZA' 6751 C' , - , 'EQ 1, 'I gli LLL 13 Q55 WTI HHS 'tiililf Mg Q ly, H iiw H W? gg !! i fill 1 321. . 1 fy 2 , ..-.. ,.......-. . .... ,,. -..,..-,..1....--f Q -Q--3 N-..,1...,.... as A . . DIVI IO SV ' A.-. f I Q mi P Q After Engine I I ft f I ' V Room FIRST ROW - FN D. Weiss, FA M.R. Vastano, MM3 R.W. Manning, FA J.T. Neasfey, SECOND ROW - MMC T. VVorthy, FA J.D. Jennings MM2 J.F. Dariety, FA M.A. Staub FA D.M. Schroeder, FA M.B. Snow THIRD ROW - FN E.J. Williams MM2 L.P. Granaas, MM3 R.P. Kis sig, MM3 R.E. Thomas, MMFN C.E Dixon, MM3 P. H. Mason. Evaporators FIRST ROW - FA S.A. Barry, Jr., FN K.L. Murphy, FA D.C. Woods, MM3 D.E. Lindahl, MM3 R.P. Randall, SECOND ROW - ENS IIT. Campbell. MM3 A.G. Scavone, Jr., MM3 S. Brewster, MM2 W.H. Wechtenhiser, FN L.A. Bolton, FN G.D. Pratt, FA C.G. Truhlar. ,SM .. .. .,,........... Generators and Catapults FIRST ROW - MM3 S.J. Palov, MM3 T.L. Weimer, MM3 L.E. Parkhurst, FN D.L. Bruner, FN F.E. Rausa, MM3 S.D. McDonald, SECOND ROW - MMC G.C. La Forty, FA F.L. Twombly, FN R.M. Johnson, FN T.L. Steward, MM3 D.G. La Plante, FN E.J. Scioneaux, MM3 R.R. Fitzgerald, THIRD ROW - MM1 W. Carter, MMFN C.E. James, FN A. Hoover, MM2 P.A. Brady, MM2 L.K. Bracewell, MM3 W.M. Barrett, MT1 W.H. Maye, Jr. 107 108 Forward Engine Room - ee XQQA e---- -- X 1 nf - WM , ,,,, ,M,.,.,,..414.1nr'A FIRST ROW - MM3 S.A. Mietus, MM1 E.B. Zipperer, FN W.S. Harriman, MM2 G.R. Cummings, MM3 T.F. Dubois, FN J.E. Usher, FA J.F. Sanderson, SECOND ROW - MMC L.T. Cook, MM3 A.E. Fultz, FN F.J. Schiaffo, FN D. Sellers, FN S.S. Williams, FN A.G. Salvadoreg THIRD ROW - ENS J.T. Camp bell, MM3 C.R. Asselin, FN B.S. Rejman, FN J.A. Page, FN R.S. Cocks, MM3 K.W. Tolbert, MM3 K. Wilson. XX , if S N s X l ei, X ' x , . R N Q ve x l'ki s , R DIVISIO Damage Control Shop 'J x.fo ,,,,,,,,,,-,,-,,,,,. A, DCC A.J. Duffy, DC2 F. Morris III, DC3 W.L. Cooper, FN R.G. Girard, DCFN J.L. Jordan, DCFN K.L. Settle, WO1 J.R. Branson, SECOND ROW - DCFN F. Ringstad, DC3 R.S. Forrester, DCFN R.A. Miller, DC2 R.J. Hague, FA J.F. Lyons, FN L. Ambio, FN L. Skaretka, DC3 W.R. Wagner, THIRD ROW - DC1 V.L. Dorrell, DCFN D.D. Morse, DCFN R.R. Keller, DC3 R.W. Hague, DCFN R.A. Hawk- ins, FN R.W. Blatt, DC3 T. Jinnings. Metal Shop FIRST ROW - FA F.A. Perry, SFM3 R.G. Hut- chinson,SFM2 G.A. Hud- nall, SFP2 G.A. Blagg, FA R.D. Picone, FA L.A. Henaultg SECOND ROW - LT. A. Thomson, SFM3 B.J. Dugger, SFM3 J.W. Penny, FN J.A. Thebert, SFM2 P.I. Peacock, FN D.E. Hollinger, FN T.D. Burns, DCCS J.R. Kelley. l l 4 109 Wli Pipe Shop FIRST ROW - FN O.F. Spino, FA J.E. Wenzel SFM2 SH Wetherbe FN C.D. Bradley, FN D.C. Amos, FN E.L. Hillg SECOND ROW FA L Robin son, SF1 B.L. Robbins, SFP3 R.D. Wright SFP3 JJ McKelvey FN NL Pope, SFC W.E. Payneg THIRD ROW - SFP3 D W Pauly FN D W McPher son, SFP3 J.L. Stuart, SFP3 R.W. Fry. Shipfitter Shop FIRST ROW - SFM3 W,E. Wilcox, FN D.J. Prindle, SFM3 H.A. Hillsgrove, FA R. Vanderhoff, FN J.J. Ryang SECOND ROW - SFM3 J.L. Johnson, FA A.L. Rob- erts, FN C.T. Steedg THIRD ROW - SFM2 E.L. Campbell, FA D.H. Vannett, FN W.E. Thon, SFM3 B.J. Barringer, SFM3 D.E. Allmon, FN D.L. Tithof. Q-.B-4... . .,..... ,,..,-..w . 1--paw-yarn.-V--p .. X wg rl I l, f ,. 'rl I 5-1 EH sg' iii li: if ll, 'I iff H 1 I M .l fl , l ln IV W. Tj :ii -, F, K . 5 F 1.1 l,l it i. V ,y wi? v A ' 1 . . I , 4 i l l 4 I l l Captain's Gig Crew rf li in X, ll Qs xv M iii el H23 4 f'5i s M, ,J .,v 3 4 , l Vi i, l ll 2 l' ill 1 i'. r li 2 ull l 'lt l FIRST ROW - SN B.L. Lyter, SN G.A. Ross: SECOND i ROW - EN3 R.W. Justice, BM3 A.R. Farrar. 3 1 1, l FI: 3 Eg i Qfi Q lui 112 l . ' lil ,. 'g ,f Deck Department is one of the most versa- tile on Shangri-La. Responsibilities of the department include anchoring and mooring the 43,000-ton ship, operation and mainte- nance of ship's boats and replenishing fuel, ordnance and stores underway. In addition, Deck maintains the inflatable life rafts-enough to accommodate the entire crew-and is responsible for the cleaning and preservation of the exterior of the hull and all weather decks. The ability and skill of Deck Department, ap- plied during hours that are often long and ex- hausting, are an essential contribution to Shangri-La's smooth sailingi. Deck Department head LCDR Leighton M. Royston talks on sound-powered phone during fuel replenishment operation. Bos'n 1 Detail A FIRST ROW - SA R.D. Andrews, SN F.G. Hays, SN M. Bevel, SN S.T. Smith, BM3 J. Corbett: SECOND ROW - SN R.J. Rutledge, SN G.L. Cimo, CWO-2 J.C. Anglea, SN F.H. Magee, BM3 G.L. Pence. FIR T DIVI IO FIRST ROW - BMI R.M. Williams, BM3 S.W, Braden, BM2 E.L. Tharp, BM3 L.D. Mescall, BM3 J T, Hughes, SN J.G. Kennedy, LT. R.R. Davis, SECOND ROW - SN J. Mercorelli, SN G.A. Ross, SA L. A. Parker, SN M. C. Larson, SN G. D. Sullivan, SN B. L. Lyter, SN M. A. Brock, THIRD ROW- R.E. Trudeau, SA R.E. Martin, SN R.K. Iverson, SN D.R. Wells, SN D.E. Bartelme, SN E.L. Pringle, SN D.L. Siltanen, BMSN D. Ambrose. . .. ., . ..,..,,-...-s...,,,-,..,,,,,.,,,...,,,.,..,-n.........-,..-....A-.. ,., .-. . e Y -- f f---1 ,V,,:,,.,A , -. -., ,, M. FIRST ROW - SN F. MaGee, SA C.A. Tritsch, SA C.L. Alameda, SN M.G. Martinez, SN R.M. Abraham, SA L.R. Keck: SECOND ROW - SN D.L. Saltsman, SA J.C. Baker, SN R.J.S. Horne, SA J.L. Blankenship, SA L.E. Collins, SN G.L. Battenfield, SN P.W. Mason, THIRD ROW - SN J.D. Schnell, SA J.R. Weese, SN A. W. Pavlich, SN D. J. Kapela, SA S. J. Schmitz. .xr X, A O, J SECO D DIVI IO FIRST ROW - SN N.D. Parker, SA J.R. Smailey, SN R. Shaeer, SN J.F. Odermann, SA G.A. May: SECOND ROW - SN M.P. Holland, SA E.J. Bailing, SA W.W. Bila, SN W.C. Smith, SN J.M. Dempsey, SN D.M. Similig THIRD ROW - SA J.D. Davis, SA D.L. Severson, SA M. Simon- itsch, BM3 F.W. Freese, SA V. Early, SA C.L. Gowdy, SN J. Beafore. FIRST ROW - SA J.W. Frierson, SN R.G. Fleming, SA T. Brimlett, SN T. Kitt, SA T.J. Turner, SECOND ROW - BMC C. Jones, SN D.A. Tonic, SA A. Rogers, SA E. Pryor, SA J. Young, SA M. Bevel, SA T. Waleo, SA F. Peasant, SA A.W. Benham, SA R.J. Page, SA J.G. McCarthy, SA N.G. Din- anno, LTCjgl P.C. Clarke. 115 q FIRST ROW SA G W Hathaway, SA P.R. Novakov, SN M.C. Brown, BM3 H.R. Isaacs, SA R. Rod- laker SN B Slmmo BM1 R.W. Stevens, SECOND ROW - SA R.A. Hauge, SN J.S. Askew, BM3 H. Ebert SN A Gary SN J S. Wheaton, SA T.G. Bass: THIRD ROW - BM3 J. Lewis, SN. G.F. Jager, BM2 E G Sulllvan SA R D. Russel, BM3 J.C. Poe, SA E.M. Smith. THIRD DIVISIO FIRST ROW -- SN P.H. Kay, SA D. Moyniham, SN R. Dumont, SN P.J. Faust, SN J. Roth SN K. Pettellg SECOND ROW - SA R.E. Orewiler. SA J. McBride, SA D.A. Hull. SN J Schweitzer, SN R.L. Johns, SN V. Cutrupi, SN L. Mongold, SN G.A. Pugh, SN R. Scott SN M.G. Fredericks, SA M.J. Wood, SN W. Graham, SA W.L. Tschetter, SN E. Rodriguez ,..,.-. .1 -,--f,.,.-.- ,.....- , 2 fn ,pix F - i:gSH4fn1i'ww, ff f , xr f 4 4 M W fi 7 Z ff, 5 ,ff ,, ff X 2 ,, ?' ,ig 5 A V, Z 5 f .re- Q My X 6 Q 1 7 Z f - wx ' Z! ,XX W W Qfss A 7 X741 ff -af I N if Sf - NZ X 118 Q FIRST ROW - BM1 B. Myrickg SECOND ROW - BM3 C. Usrey, BM2 M.P. Greer, BM1 G.H. Marsh, BM3 L.J. Lamanna, BM3 W. Hudson, BM2 C. Ellis, BM2 D.W. Schonborg. FIRST ROW - SA P.S. Roman, SN E.R. Froman, SN T.L. Goforth, SN M.G. Ehrhart, SA W. Roberts SA J.J. Swellerg SECOND ROW - SA R.S. Green, SA G.V. Bowen, SA W. Jones, SN E. Pitts, SA A. Ar- nost, SR R.N. Powers, SA B. Kowalke, SN C.A. Zimmerman, SN R. Scerbo, SA W.R. Ashburn. SA L.J Lee, SA J.D. Woodson, SA J.E. Albin, SA R.W. Agnew, SA D.L. Suter, SA R.L. Ministerman. - -,-......x,-......---...........--.V .90 '94 K . 5 . - A X I , if .g31nNl' -'M -I ' x I K .I-7 - pr- 1. I. -F' n L W 115521 V, ff' Lg 1 cfg gi' ' , , Jnfy CDR Paul G. Merchant, SHANGRI-LA's Air Boss, pauses during hectic day of directing flight operations. The many and varied responsibilities of the Air Department are essential if Shangri-La is to accomplish her mission. Teamwork, dedi- cation and skill are essential among the four divisions for efficiency and safety. Responsibilities of the department include the movement of aircraft on the flight deck in preparation for launch and recovery, main- tenance and operation of crash and salvage equipmentg smooth and safe operation and maintenance of catapults and arresting gear, and operation of PlattfLens, a close-circuit television system used as a visual landing aid. Additional responsibilities include the move- ment of aircraft from the hangar bays to the flight deck, and vice versa, via three ele- vators: fueling of aircraft with lube oil and aviation fuels, and upkeep of the flight deck and hangar bays. W , .tif Iv W ilt X f i S:iwN .Nflfw llffl if qi iw all N i it ,fl l i f ilii i ' N X !,mfWlAfil2Q7ll11fi1i9 , iiiiiiii I , Air Office Staff SEATED - ABCM D.E. Ben- song STANDING - SN D.L. Langguth, AN L.R. Bisch, SN D.J. Johnson, AN J.P. Pelland, YN1 A.L. North. -1 DIVISIO Officers and Chiefs Qs ,, 1 s A ' XL ' .x , A 1 A A, - W 3 M , o 3, 2 M ,, cu E ' gg 33 Mini A ,,,, ef N iw L ,Z ,i,, f ' X L , .S CL to RJ: ABH2 R.L. Pieper, CWO-2 R.J. Christensen, LT. J.C. Sullivan, ABHC J.K. Hammond, ABHC J.A. Littleton, ABH1 D.B. Lane. 121 122 as Fly Two FIRST ROW - ABH3 C.H. Adair, AN C.S. Adams, AN J.J. Allen, AN C.W. Fansler, AN J.C. La- Mura, AA J.P. Doster, AN J. Brodie, ABH3 T.M. Hanifang SECOND ROW - AN J.L. Wil- liams, AA M.E. Phillips, AN J.H. Green, AN W.L. Booth, AA K.L. Sims, ABH1 R.H. Powell, ABH3 M.C. Tyler, AN R.H. Davis. Fly One FIRST ROW - AN C.H. Kirkman AN D.V. Phillips, AN J.O. Dugan AA J.D. Campbell, AA R.G. Man dolfo, AA M.E. Fusillo, AN F.E Chavous: SECOND ROW - AN D.L Smith, AN R.B. Turybury, AA S.M Oram, AN R.J. Wolfe, AN D.J Hooper, ABHAN T.M. Tackett ABH3 J.P. Arrison, ABH3 J. Deady ABH3 D.J. Wittman. sw, 4 1, , ' iff fn V . ,A - -.,.,...-f-....Y.,l . L .. , 1 2 ! i .1-.1 Q Fly 4 1 1 l Three l E FIRST ROW - AN N.J, Carreiro, AN E.A. Razo, AN D.D. Brock, AN R.E. Beaver, AR J.M. McCutcheon, AN A.G. Wiley, AN P.T. Hollis, AN L.W. Bond, SECOND ROW - AN B.E. Buck- ner, AA R. Green, AN J.K. Knotts, AA R.M. Cady, AN M. Davis, AA R.E. Veit, ABH2 L.R. Walters, ABH3 E.T. Verhelst, ABH2 D.E. Learn. W. Q. X U Crash and Salvage FIRST ROW - ABH3 J.R. Salisbury, Jr., SBH3 T.E. Brazzil, AN H.M. Serena, AN C.E. Elliott, AA B.D. Hight, AN R.V. Schlosser, AN H.L. Learng SECOND ROW - ABH3 B.E. Millhorn, AN J. Franks, AN H.A. Darling, AN W.L. Linnehan, AN G.L. Rush, AA D.E. Krebs, AN J. M. Pruett, AN K.E. Paquette, ABH3 J.D. McCraw, AN J.S. Wharton, ABH2 F.M. Edwards, ABH3 R.G. Mercer, ABH3 J.H. McFarlan, ABH2 R.L. Pieper. I 1 5 e er 3 an ef ro zz-.1 if' + 4 e ii 4 3- E 5 :N-,-fe . I Q oi J L is . 3 S3 :E 2 Q1- 1 zflpig :K Yi: 2' 72, 1 1 g ' 1 Y . iz jlggff Z-I , E 1 -'gg -- fir:-fe F f A - R C E Elf- C 'Z D C Q j-4 Q eE f4 C Q1 Z3-:,.?i- ? , 52:-'T 3' - i E s O S -A Yi e ?f Q 5 5 1 1 Ja. e fr Y.. S- 5 -. 1 C A Z R ,,.f iw 1 , L- Y Y ,. 1 ,M 12-4 Q--,,.,g Crew Seven FIRST ROW - AN R.G. Edwards, AN C.M. Owens, AN C.L. Schuh, AN R.E. Poole, SECOND ROW - ABH3 P. DeMas, ABH3 G.L. Oliver, AN D.K. McMullen, ABHAN J.F. Little, AN W.L. Corl. News V-2 DIVI xx ' H IO r ?',-,1 'W' 'lx 1 '-.1. i ' ' Pa'- T J .,fef'fQ-fi +f - A ew- 7 '- ',,,,x.l , Arresting Gear Crew FIRST ROW - ABE3 R.M. Davis, AN D.E. Mitchell, AN J.M. Linder, ABE1 W.L. Goughenour, ABE1 R.P. Bray, ABE3 R.H Escott, ABEAN G.E. Thomas, ABE2 L.O. Grant, ABE3 C.F Ballenger, ABE3 R.D. Goudyg SECOND ROW - LT E.T. Justis AZ3 T.P. Sullivan, AN L.J. Jenkins, ABE3 L.F. Davenport ABE3 R.W. Russell, AA D.F. Kulcsar, ABE2 R.A. Williams, AN R.A. MaGee, AN D.L. Miller, AN L.A. Lampe, ABEAN R.S. Tinsley, ABE3 W.L. Dolar, AN E.V. Toomey, ABE3 W.M. Ray- ner, AN W.G. Wood, AA D.L. Krom, ABE3 J.F. Peyla. ,:j'i 'jf-'f,',2if5v,:, . H f-+:E,hb:- t K I. . O' .e.Q ar .Q , f 'x, v ', A -5' .. , AQ sr r I Wg Q, ' ab. , P' gg, . kr Q. l , ,ii . 1 . ,.. ,-Q . 1-. ,em u Na, . .-v - ,,..,. , 1-Q- eq: , -g,1egGLibi3NW Q,,,..,- J- ' Q. 79 ,FIT , 4--z , . ,147 ig, iq 'Wh l25 126 Starboard Catapult Crew , 710' .L. Krein, ABE3 S.G. Gregory, ABE3 FIRST ROW - ABE1 T.W. Eaton, AN D.P. Boyd, AA T.J. Man- AN R.H. Cressman, AN G ' AN WB Kni r AN RF Rutzler AN DL Greene, ABE3 T.A. Jones, AN F.D. Veon, AN D.J. Dube, AA P.W. Surrency, mng, . . e , . . , . . S.R Jacobs, AN D.R. Pender, SECOND ROW - LT E.R. Sager, ABEAN R.E. Wade. AN'M.M. Kreisel, ABE2 W.E. Tilton, ABE3 W.A. Pearson, Port Catapult Crew Emi? ffggvg - AN P-,G- Heasley, AN o.J. Pavone, ABE3 w, E.N. Johnson, ABEAN P.J. Tuner, ABE3 K.W. Daniels, ABE3 un 1 , 3 J.D. Smlth, AN A. Domena, ABEAN R.E. Jack- A.D. Lyon, ABE2 B.VV, Merrill, ABE1 J.XV. Lunsford. Son, SECOND ROW - LT M.S. Short, AN M. Longmire, ABE2 -. i,3,,f . :I- ' 'X FIRST ROW - IC2 J.J. Beachler, IC1 H.K. Strock, AN E.M Krzys, AZ3 T.P. Sullivan, AZ3 R.A. Gallagher, IC1 J.D. Rank, AA J. Klein, AN W.W. Pourierg SECOND ROW - ABCM EM. Markon. Aydlotte, IC1 S.L. Schroeder, ABE2 J.E. Spurling, AN J.G . Dazley, ABE1 E.F. Moore, ABE3 J.W. Phelps, ATR3 P. Milo AKAN J. McGlothan, AN D.E. Gillis, AN M. Snoddy, AA G Q-Q., ,,.,,, , , 3 , Q , 'fl IX f ' ?1lil!'1z,'75m'i'i-va 'Y' 3 f,,f - ,f FIRST ROW - AN R.J. Douglas, AA J.E. Allen, ABE3 J.W. Keelan, ABE2 D.P. Matteson, ABEAA R.F. Sullivan: SECOND ROW - ABE3 W.F. Pritchett, ABE3 D.A. Bruckner, AN D.E. Gray, ABE1 W.A. Burden, ABEAA D.R. Young, ABEAA VV.G. Seruby. - DIVISIO FIRST ROW - AA R.E. Boisseau, AN M.S. Leonard, AA W.R. Par- sons, ABH3 J.S. Bongiorno, ABH3 T.R. Hunter: SECOND ROW - ABHAN R.T. Black, AN J.E. Was- son, AN E.L. Stinson, ABHAN E.A. Fisher, AN R.O. Jackson, ABH1 W.T. Drew. ' 1 if-f FIRST ROW - AN W.B. Brooks, AA E.E. Morris, AA I.D. Im- AA W.D. Alexander, ABH3 H.C. Sellers, ABH3 P.P. Spencer boden, AA T.E. Slick, AN A.R. Lewis, AN P.A. Bond, AN H.M O'Conner, SECOND ROW - ABE3 A.D. Lyon, AN H.L. Jay, . AA D.C. Simmons, AA R.E. Pitkins, AN E.E. Sumlin, AN F.T Bradford, ABH3 D.E. Hoevelman, ABHC A.J. Tabro. lx HANGAR DECK OFFICER AND ,fi C . AX? I CHIEF - CWO J.H. Jewah and ei ABHC A.J. Tabro. md ft 5 ,g5aw,,Q , W , .., W, W ! it I ,V 3 art f' A ffnqeg f ' ii: M ffm ,.,.,, , Mi , ' 'S' Z N -rw or L H x - .Q ,ff ne- FIRST ROW v AN R.D. Culbertson, AN D.R. Furrh, ABHAN D.E. Harrison, AA D.L. Jones, ABH2 F.L. Cow- ardg SECOND ROW A AN ILE, Cahagan, AN P.B. Flowers, AN K.K. Koenig, AN M.C. Parrott, ABH3 SK. Sona, ABH2 M.A. Cooper. 129 130 iff i ,www ...lf mons, AN A.W. Bakery SECOND ROW - ABH3 W. Greer, AN K.J. Pieper, AN M.R. Harris, AN R.A. Cacchiotti. 'fe -Hg FIRST ROW - AN J.H. Farmer, AN J.T. Aultman, AN P.F. DeMola, ABH3 M.G. Moon: SECOND ROW - AN J.A. Harmeling, ABH3 C.H. Adair, AN G.W. Sigman, ABHAN J. Cartagena, ABH1 G.L. Larramore FIRST ROW - AN C.F. Ehrich, AN R.E. Ham- V-4 DIVISIO fV AQ g FIRST ROW - ABF3 R.A. Stephen, ABF3 T.B. Alleman, ABF1 J.W. Wheeler, AN E.A. Kriedemaker, AN D.L. Henry, AN C.P. Monaghan, SECGND ROW - LCDR T.J. Peters, ABF3 R.J. Thornton, AN W.D. Schoppert, AA L.R. Boyett, AN K,C. Arndt, AN J.N. Gwinn, AN GG. Escamilla, AN J.R. Murphy, AA J.D. Gibson, AN J.O. Johnson, AN R.A. Young. 131 2 3 Q I 3 132 iL......T.......?.-4 I lv' il 'nil j FIRST ROW - ABF3 J.G. Hilderbrand, ABF1 W.C. Blagg, ABF3 L.G. Cicatello, AN F. DeSantis,, AN J.E. Foley, AMH3 A. Ortiz, SECOND ROW - LT T.K. Morrissey, AN M.D. Peck, AN L.J. Kelley, AA E.'A. Hildreth, AN J.A. Rosa, AN W.E. Rosser, AN S.V. Wagner, AN J.L. Delozier, ABF3 J.T. Williams, AN T.L. PFICC, AA S.J. Wheeler, ABF3 J.A. Loscavio. ,UP ,..-. iq f xv '12 -91 FIRST ROW - ABF3 T.W. Whitehead, AN A.D. Holt, ABF3 T. Costa, AN B.W. Lang, AN SJ. Henault, AN W.C. Bauder, AN J. Laplaskig SECOND ROW - AN R.E. 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L X 'YQ' ' --.U V3 H A ,A-3 K 'X A xnxx, A N 4 , -fa V xf ' X1 fl , inf QI '3 X X , 7 ,ff , , Yxg ' lk .Xf X- X A U :X V F HH V , h f x V A -- s ' ,,,' I 9 , A N gf? fy vw I xx' N A If i fl ' ' ' . xx f ,A X 1 N 2 NK rl j 1 A x fl q H 8 M I, IH' N , w L. 'fffzzixxc-1-'1lX ff X K, . X K s . U,' xN, gyXw,g,Q f,g ACn1,.xyV,1 ,, , ,f Wgw , E N vi 'X'-' ,NV Y. 1, ,ul-vp V ,, 1. K fx,5'f:NffL?'lTl 'JlF'l't'k!i'y1'-YAVN' H JI'ljb1LSv,':'Xw 4 M141 ll'.w!TN'PX J X :fi X Lxxnkg X 1 Y . X , , ,M I H , Nigglk - xw: V ,T ,-.xw5,NM, 'Y'xXN, I. - '1 Q A ' N' Q5 f V, , 1 'X - w. - K .f H, Wg' ., ,ff ' 1- A .N J - F ' I' uh ' . . K 5' QP' xxgxzff 5 A - 4. ,,..-....-,....1.'.-.....-... .....-,., -2104..- . Y ..-,...--V, . ,,,L-if than 'W E sf - . . i , , ff ' fi W g , CDR Richard M. Fletcher, department head, listens intently to a daily report from the bomb magazine leading petty officer. Weapons Department, including the ern- barked Marine Detachment of 57 officers and men, is reponsible for the firepower and in- ternal security which makes Shangri-La an effective instrument of national policy. Responsibilities of the department include the safe, efficient handling and assembly of bombs and rockets: maintaining the ready service magazines and bomb elevatorsg maintenance and assembly of special weaponsg operative condition of ship's guns and associated equipment, and providing highly-skilled fire control technicians. More than 5,500 tons of bombs were safely handled during the deployment, a reflection of the discipline and reputation of the fighting men who go down to the sea in ships. FIRST ROW -R AOCS A.N. Inman, CDR R.M. Fletcher, LCDR T.M. Carmichaelg SECOND ROW - YNSN J.R. Dearrer, YN3 I-I.A. Mcfluistion, SN D.W. O'Quain. Weapons Office 137 'Pk -. '5 5 , S Elin' ig +V 1 'Q-,Q Weapons Officers, I LW G DIVISIO Z 1 Chiefs CL to Rh: AOC L.E. Doyle, AOC J.F. Clifton, AOC E.J. Elster, LCDR R.G. Nanney, CWO-2 J.W. Mueller. ' ' ' f ei,, on V- g my 5:9 1 1 138 FIRST ROW - MN2 D.A. Wilson, LT fjgl A.E. Harer, MMC D.R. Bittingerg SECOND ROW - A02 J.L. Woodie, AN B.P. Holland, AA D.L. McBroom, A03 L.L. DeCamp, A03 W.E. Kizer, A03 S.F. Smith, A03 J.R. Hargrave, AN D.A. Nelsong THIRD ROW - A03 M.R. Cole, A02 W.W. Nickel, A02 M.L. Offman, A03 D.H. Wood, A03 R.S. Siggs, A02 H.C. Lawson, A03 D.P. Deegan IV, A03 M.E. Stone. . --.K-A-Q1 ,. .,.4..--,,..........-..-..-,.1.....-- -,.....,.., - ff-1'-r --' V rw- ' - '- 14, Y Q-. 1. . . L' ' ' 1-,. if -, if ,- FIRST ROW - AN M.D. Franklin, AA D.F. Adair, A01 J.H. Baker, A03 B.K. Grigg, AN G.M. Kilpatrick, AN L.E. Beck, A02 C.D. McKay, A03 C.D. Cleveland, SA T. McCabe, SECOND ROW - A03 R.E. Schu- mann, A03 C.G. Satterfield, A03 S.G. Casey, A03 R.A. Sweeney, A03 J.L. Mahan, A03 W.R. Allen, A03 D.M. Dewey, A01 E.G. Devine, AOAN F. Paige, A01 J.R. Bagwell. will-.. i'l' iQ'i51 e4'i' ' FIRST ROW - AOAN W.R. Irving SECOND ROW - AOAN D.R. Sheets, A03 W.T. Gilley, A02 G.T. Ramsey, AOAN D.W. Wilson, A02 W.F. Taylor, AOAN A.W. Scramling THIRD ROW - LT. W.H. Chaney, AOAN D.R. Smith, A01 M.H. Bos- ton, AN M.A. Turner, A02 R.T. Bourn, A03 L.S. Rekrut, AOC B.0. Crane, A01 C.W. Tyler, A03 C.0, Gallagher, A03 HAC. Riddle, A03 R.D, Conklin, AOAN J.L. Haner, A03 C.R. 0wnby, A02 ME. Hughes. ,-, .-,.,...,................,.........- ....- Y 139 140 W DIVI IO FIRST ROW -- LCDR VV.A. Lewis, CWO-2 R.P. Bliven, GMTC 'I'.C. Grabow, GMT3 F.L. Longo, GMT2 EE Fuller, GMT2 D. Usherg SECOND ROW - GMT3 T.M. Vobroucek, GMT2 L.A. Skidmore, GMT1 R.L. Denham GMT3 P.A. Romanowski, GMT2 J.N. Holcomb. if ww . 'W'- FIRST Row - GMT1 L. Sexton, GMT2 D.B. Stanley, GMT3 G.w. Sanders GMT2 A.L. Hunt, YN3 Fw. whitehair, SECOND Row - GMT3 MM. Blatnik GMT2 G.L. Ellerman, GMT2 B.M. Campbell, GMT3 W.H. Chasteen, GMTQ T.W. Haines. K FIFTH DIVI IO SUPPLY il xl I ,ALM .,..-g S,,, , FIRST ROW - SN H.J. Rawls, GMG1 R. Hardy, GMGSN D.L. Salyers, SA T.D. Richard- SOD, GMG2 G.C. Cooper, SA J.D. Cocilova, SN A.B. Fletcher, SA T.E. Kunselman, SN R.T. Wilson, SA D.-l. Kaczar, SA B. Deleong SECQND ROW - SA K.L. Kluyber, GMGSN G. W. Duck, R.D. Leonard, SN R.A. McNally, GMG2 J.R. Greco, GMGSN J.H. Gray, SN J.T. Sage, SA T. Roth, SN R.P. Harter, SA D.G. Huff. hu. N l4l 1 1 X X X X i N 51 FOX DIVI IO FIRST ROW - SN S.E. Swartz, LTCjgl C.L. Siemon, FTGC R.J. Blahut, FTG3 D.P. Huey: SECOND ROW - FTG3 J.M. Tambunga, FTG1 P.C. Nakayama, SN J.C. Perlak, FTGSN E.C. Shafferg THIRD ROW - SN T.J. Grothe, SN G.J. Glessner, FTG2 V.L. Bragalone, FTGSN R.J. Vincent. FIRST ROW - FTG2 M.S. Carroll, LT U83 Siemon, FTGC B.J. Pomidor, FTG3 T.L. Matontig SECOND ROW M FTG3 P.C. Hydrick, FTG3 F.C. Davant, SN J.P. Biagiotti, FTG3 E.L. Johnsong THIRD ROW - FTG2 W.P. Holmes, FTG3 R.E. Cromling, FTG2 P.N. Joralemon, FTGSN C.A. Rossetter, FTG3 G.M. Dufour. 144 MARI DETACH ff ' ' D 1 i i 1 i i i 1 fa ff: ' Z ,f -I V- I ,, I, iw in Hi, Y. N I 'MMM E ' ' , mm.. , ,- vw Y . -., 1, -L 1 : ggi , 1? l X FIRST ROW - PFC H.G. Cope, Cpl. A.J, Beaulieu, Cpl. R.L. J.W. Austin, LCpl. W.N. Howell: THIRD ROW - Sgt. W.E. Ev- Hough, LCpl. CL. Payne, LCpl. R.W. Horn, LCpl. F.O. Ander- erett, Cpl. J.A. Humbert, PFC S.D. Arnold, 1stSgt. E.E. Allen, song SECOND ROW - LCpl. Eosco, LCpl, D.L. Michaels, CAPT J.C. Hudock, Cpl. J.J. Fabre, LCpl. C.E, Bowden, Sgt. PFC R.D. Grant, PFC I-l.R. Garrett, Cpl. R.J. McDonald, PFC S.H. Dane, Sgt. K.J. Schrack. 145 146 . , f V 1 an Q -2 5 I 4 I ' ' Q , ', 4 f : - ff I , v f , ' ' j X K , ,Ax , A ,N , ,,. 1 if, ,.. 4 7 , , X , 1 , . if n t X i s ig , w MQ' I 1 f' QW W , v ,.-M . 4' ' , 3 A- -- ,L ff if Mi z ' , , A t h , .,.. Q, N xg M 4,3 f Q: 1 Ig, I fm ' 5 f I 3, 5 ' , Q fx- ' ' 4 ,W 'fi ' -V f ff, y ' ug I VWWW R A ., - , 15? , I 1' my Z. 1 fi ff J ,,, , - , x n f , , ,V z I V , U I 5 , I 1 , I 9 VV V5 Q I , V, J . I 1 . Q x a if Q ,-mx N, MV M !?. I V, 11, I ,,,, ,ff I f ,' '23 M ' 'f P f f ' Y 1 ' ' P- ,. ' I 2 if V 4, N tx... . .N V If . 1 - fr 1 I , ,, , x ' 5 .. I fs I 4' ,QR f 27 N W- V , , V g , , I , so ,, ,,,iQ M , , M X, X M4 I ,f ,, L .W I ,V .M 1, W 'V . Y ,Q , ' Lzq ' 'Q J I, f Jfxl I' J H IM 1 mm I ' X 'mv Q 'iff 'ff' ff fs- Q, ,f ,I ' 0 FIRST ROW - LCpl. H.L. Chipman, PFC J.J. Pyne, LCpl. J.W. Dellenberger, LCpl. A.A. Payne, LCpl. M.D. Baer, LCpl. D.A. Philipp, LCpl. J. Wilder, LCpl. T. Shipmon, PFC S.A. Troncozog SECOND ROW - Cpl. F.W. Kilgore, LCpl. E.W. Fitzpatrick, LCpl. N.M. Walker, LCpl. R.L. Yennie, LCpl. D.E. Keeley, Cpl. F.G. Pier- son, Cpl. F.R. Patrick, LCpl. B.M. Douglas, LCpl. W. Carter III, Cpl. R.W. Myers, LCpl. M.L. Brady, THIRD ROW - Sgt. K. Collins, LCpl. J.W. Dowdell, LCpl. W.O. Reese, PFC J.T. Clifton, Sgt. W.B. Blackrnon, 1stLT. N.E. McKonly, GySgt. J. Nelson, LCpl. H.J. Brennan, PFC J.H. Birnie, PFC R.W. Stone. ... sg K .E . gigii. R X 1 X ., I .5 ,.z A Q? y 6 01 1 ,fy , 1 1 Hesponsibilities of the Supply Department are divided into ell ht areas one for each from cleaning and maintaining the mess decks to using a Univac U IJOO computer I T . - - . r t r '--- . P A t ff division. The job spectrum of Supply runs v if ' . . . . . 1 ,ni ' pf I PJ I Y D 'H-l i 1: ,' ff ' r . F. 5 148 WY CDR Howard G. Trueblood, Supply Department head, checks some inventory paperwork at his desk. Supply Office SEATED CL to Rl: CDR H.G. Trueblood, S LCDR D. Chenowethg STANDING QL to Rl: AN D.J. Sparks, SK3 R.L. Cowart. X. y . xv, system to compile data for the complex as signment of supplying a Man-of-War with its needs. Supply determines material requirements for ship's company and air wingg is responsible for the preparation of meals in the crew's mess, Chief's mess and wardroomg operates the ship's laundry, dry cleaning plant, stores and barber shop and handles the crew's ii- nancial interests through the Disbursing Office. The Supply Department has a reputation for completing its tasks with speed and efficiency, The department polished this reputation in the Western Pacific. 1 i H M1 jew' SN E.F. Walker, SN J.R. Edwards, SK3 R.H. McMillan3 THIRD ROW - SK1 A.B. Rydell, SK3 W.D. Scott, SA D.G. Coelho, SN F.J. Chesnick, SN D.E. Dulin. I2 E 1 i 1 1 I 1 1 4 1 F i N H e x y . Vinum 4 Nguyen 1 ii 1 1 w I x 1 i i i DIVISIO FIRST ROW - SK3 J.W. Morgan, SK2 W.L. Davenport, SK1 J.A. McLaing SECOND ROW - SN J.L. Knutson, SA P.J. Messman, SN I R.D. Musker, SN M.R. Sorge. Food Service Office 150 FIRST ROW Lt U85 R A Quinn CSCS J E Workman SECOND ROW SN D A Stebbms CSC G W Hutchmson SK3 J T Crowley AL FIRST ROW - TN J.T. Mateo, CS3 W.M. Archer, CS3 J.E. Hessburg, CS3 R.L. Dunning Jr., CS3 N.D. Dick- ensong SECOND ROW - CSSN J.B. McEiver, SN B.A. Brooks, CS2 W.L. Pinkey, CSSN M.P.J. Lescell, CS2 H.L. Griffith, CS2 R.D. Hutton, CS1 C.D. Hammack. Main Reefers FIRST ROW - SN J. Dupass, CSSN J.G. Doiron, SN R.P. Raslawskyg SECOND ROW - AN M. Doumblowski, SA A. Corbin, AN G.R. Davis, SN T. Atchison. 151 -QM DIVISIO FIRST ROW - ADJAN T. Marcil, ICFN T.R. Miller, EMFN J.J. Cannard, RMSN R. Tremper, SN C.B. Sor- rell, SN R. Biancig SECOND ROW - SA J.K. Conley, SA A.E. Hollins, AA C.P. Metre- cano, RMSN R.A. Clobridge, AN G.W. Taylor, FA B. Ful- A AR Corbin SN CR ton,S . . , . . Gray, AMSAN S.J. Vassale, SA G.P. Barchetto. l S FIRST ROW - AEAA J.G. Hicks, ACAN J.S. Elliot, AA S.C. Knight. AN G.W. Taylor, ,SA L.W. Lovell: SECOND ROW - BTFN W.W. Dix- on, SN J. Camerlin, FN S. Speiser, SN R. Bianci, ABEAN R. Gilmore. if A--Q4 71:1-1 ,512-1-1? ' '21 5 5 21 if :sg-S: , 354 Ji Y Z i 3 , Y, - lui li Y qv' e E xg, 7 'Tet L 712. - 1,- ,,--:-1 ll Nl ll l . - ' - ,iii E' - DIVI IO 7 FIRST ROW - SH1 J.R. Mack, SN R.J. Harris, SA M. Griffith, LTijgJ J.N. Gaileyg SECOND ROW - SN L.S. Gam, SH2 D.O. Neal, SHI L. Williams, SHCS J.M. Bradley, SH2 J.A. Rogers, SH1 GJ. Kelly, SN S.G. Mick- alich, SHI Ali. Gall. 153 154 UHIWIIIIIIV L g ua N5 W W xii v v gi Laundry, Dry Cleaning FIRST Row - AN R. Stewart, SA RW. Spencer: SECOND Row - AN HS. Sampson, SH1 rm. Froehlich, AN F.E. Novak, SN W.B. Furlong, AN R.W. Coates, SH2 K.E. Hamby. FIRST ROW AN M F Cellarella SN J Chlldress SA D Zeevalk SECGND ROW SH3 S W Marmle SN DR Cllnton SN OD Pass SN RJ Rogers SA J Adams SA VG Greer SH1 LF Chandler Barber Shop Sales SEATED CL to RJ SN JM Co wal SH3 DP Chalsson SN D Wolfe SN J Lappe SN VJ Sxg norlno STANDING QL to RJ SHSN RH Stafford SA LR Ingram SH3 H H Hlcks, SN N H Klnney, SH2 T Whlttaker, SN WJ Poole SH2 P J P0llZZ1, SN C R Stephens, SH2 JA Markham SA DB Wmstead 155 'Q ,Q l ae r, . J If ,hx 3 X V fr 'rl l U ,X l V J - 5 -'W X I V lf A S l f - 5 - J ' V ,Z X ,' F ' rf I , I W I . , kg . mg gl ,,,J,.., A X 2 fvxx ll, ff f 5 VA' X lk g f lyk A , I fy , 5 7 1 , ff l I F Q W I Q , ,QV X h I I if Y xx - . n . - 156 S-4 DIVL IO SEATED' DK2 D.R. Anderson, DKC A.J. Payoyog SECOND ROW - SN C.R. Greene, DKSN M.B Perez, DRI B.A. Mascardo, SN R.T. Oliverg THIRD ROW - DK2 G.L. Reynolds, DK3 J.H. VVo1las- ton, DK3 J.M. Shaw, DK2 W.F. Foley. ' Y ' ? I is ,L f X T v an f'. E' f 3' pi uw.....:.... . I . ,, ' f . 1 W f vgn' I Z I , , , W.. 4 , . ,QR wr f I. , Q I . V -2, - 4 ,Q , . , .fe f , , 2 2 'f ff' f QL j . H. V I If ,,,, fi! V f f' if X77 ,, LZ. 1 X 4 msn -Q ...Q .' ' le . -MJ ' . 6 3 fl 1 i 1. 5 22 Z. M ,K ,M ,. ,. 4' 1' . f ' f f 1' Z FIRST ROW-SD1 O. M. Dimacali, SDC P. Lee, ENS R. N. Lowe, LT ijgb P. H. Ovens, SDCS W. M. McCreary, SD2 E. A. Agbay- ani, SD2 G. C. Quitorianog SECOND ROW-TN D. V. Bacolor, TN L. Q. Payoyo, TN R. R. Ruelo, TN J. Q. Balan, TN H. V. Bucsit, TN F. M. Delcarmen, TN E. A. Ballestamon, SD3 A. F. Marquez, SD1 E. C. Cenicag THIRD ROW-TN P. C. Cadile, TN G. C. Sandoval, TN A. P. Estoesta, SD3 R. S. Del Rosario, TN J. V. Arboleda, TN P. A. Macalma, TN G. B. Borua, TN P. B. Hernan- dez, TN A. R. Domingo. FIRST ROW-SD3 L. C. Stitts, TN L. V. Angeles, SD3 E. M. Sitjar, TN R. M. Bergula, TN D. E. Ecalne, TN D. L. Alvaradog SECOND ROW-SD1 P. H. Davis, SD3 R. G. Nunal, TN R. A. Jimenez, TN J. A. Olaguer, TN R. M. Angeles, TN P. D. Sandal, SD3 J. W. Davis, SD3 A. M. Delos Santos, SD2 P. B. Alcantara, SD3 C. G. Ambalada, SD3 E. V. Cruz, SD2 D. T. Nocon, TN N. S. Babadilla SD3 I. Y. Suyao, TN E. D. Madriaga. i .WV , f I . k. ., lx . muy. f y +. f' N I: Y J, If! Vw l T. Bennett, SD3 B. D. Ponce. Galley, Bake Shop FRONT: SD2 L. C. Diola, SD3 R. A. Macalma, SD2 L. E. Bunyig STANDING: TN A. G. Dalit, SD1 A. E. Sarroca, SD3 T. J. Sims, TN D. A. Garton, SD2 R. R. Finuliar. KL to RJ: SD1 A. E. Sarroca, SD3 R. L. Domingo, SD3 E. G. Caoile, SD3 R. R. 159 .W l 1 I. I fl! fn if 2 4 2 ag i.- ,v. 6 1 1 . I. A lf- 3 I dv Q. Y.. ,. : I 51 5 ll El in Li 1. 3? Q. 5 5. .. M 2 I 2.5 ,. 41 3' . M : i' E .L .1 4. I 45.5 .4 xy li! wi.-ll .:I. .iv 'a W., al V lv ,- el ... Q il!! 5 1 i I. E. 5. .L Il. 9 1 Hn! . is 1 3. ,if . ii Ti li. Ii Il: l 151 I lf-I A. N' 451-. sw if S1 ii 41,3 ll 1... aw 5 i l I 1: - in Sf ii . ...il ini af mj 2.1, WL: l gl., 4 160 gl S-6 DIVISIO 4 . Jn- f 2 1. ml Z FIRST ROW-AK2 E. J. Kelly, AKCM C. T. Hopkins, LT R. C. Goodhall, AK2 T. N. Mercerg SECOND ROW-AN D. E. Calhoun, AK2 P. C. Callender, AK3 J. A. White, AK2 W. H. O'Neal, AK1 D. G. Leonard, AK1 D. P. Anderson, AK3 D. K. Maestas. FIRST ROW-AN D. Y. Sugimoto, AK2 R. I. Welch, AK2 W. L. Woltz, AK3 S. A. Cantrell, AK3 J. R. Crozier, AK3 T. W. Moran: SECOND ROW-AK2 T. D. Pettis. AN J. A. Clements, AN W. J. Garland. AK3 R. A. Tonn, AMS3 R. P. Kwiat, AN B. J. Foreman. AA D. P. Poquette. -1 e I- 1 I . i ff' L QL to RJ: AK3 J. R. Gwozdz, AK3 C. D. Simon, AMS3 R. P. Kwiat, AK2 J. F. Miller, AK3 G. M. Sonnie. , . H ,f AK3 W. F. Ross, AK1 D. P. Anderson. FRONT: AA S. A. Raptis, AK3 F. W. Lahti, AA T. H. Smithl STAND- ING: AK3 J. E. McCormick, AN P. D. Anderson, AK8 L. A. Cook, AK3 D. J. Daniels. AN R. W. Lightfoot. CL to RJ: AN R. S. Wahlenmaier, AK3 S. R. Hurst, AK3 J. T. Tipps, AN D. P. Petrashek, 161 162 S-7 DIVISIO N11111'1111,,. 1 yi! 11 1 1. ,,, 1111111111 11 1.111 I 1- 111 1 ,A,. '11 . 11. 1 I ', V ,..,,. . . N1 , J '.1111',,,1. X 'im 111111111111 ' 11 1 11,111 .111:11111111f1111111111 '1I111 1 1 1111 1 1 . , 1 111111 11 1f 111 ' 1 N 1 11111 111 1 1,1 11 1 1111111111 f11111111111 11 111,11 . 11 11 1 - 111111 11 1 111111115111 1 W1 111 LAv 1. 1 1 11 11'11'11f1:1111 11 1111111111111111 WMM 11W1'1111 ?111111' .111 11 ,. 11 11 11 11 11 B' 1 1 l'411 Q: 1.11. 1 1 Illl 1 I' 1 11111 ' 11! '11111 1111 1 1 1 '111'111 11 ' '11 111111111 111 11 11111111111111111'1 1111111111111111111 1 11 11111 1 I 1 1 I1 11 11 1 1 1 1 1 111 1 11 1 1 111111!! H I 11111, 1 1 1 1,1 11111 . 1 '1 1 1 M117 11111111111111111111111111111111.6111111111111111 ? 11 1, WW in 11111111111 1'11 ',,11 1111'11' 11 1.111111 1111 1 1111111 111111 111111111 1 .11111111111 1 FIRST ROW-DP1 H. L. Morin, DP2 P L. Kelley, DP3 H. Ruiz-Osunag SECOND ROW-DPSA J. D. Ander- son, DPSN R. A. Donaldson, DSSN K. R. McGuire, DPSN H. E. Weldy, DP3 W. E. Charbonneau. 1'1l1111lfl111111.111 11111111l1111 1 111,111I11l KL to RJ: DS2 G. G. Westbrook, SN M. Solak, SN A. Wallace, DP3 P. Campbell, DP3 R. Duley. 'W gl I 955. JF if. Q CDR Sidney J. Teaford, Supply Department head the first four months of Shangri-La's deployment, cuts a cake at his farewell party in the wardroom. 163 K ' Z5 371. J. 3. Liv ., i 4 1 L 1 f A . 2 9. L 1 1 'Q ui z? PE Qu F 3. 3 3 3 2 F ,v r f 1 5. Q P Q 3: i :zu ii .QV f ., arf A V ,, , ' '14 fi , if 5' ' 'Fl A. 'SV , .X 'ibm Q 1 s lg 655 ' ,152 ei 40 KZ -,411 1' COMM ,W CAG WE PS J III' ..,...f OPER NAV , OPS A L71 1 I . Ein' gi: fs, - IONS ww wif' - 'M ,....., .....,...,.... 1..- , , . .-.--- .. .-.......,.... . ...-,-.. -...K ,,. . Operations Department is the nerve center of Shangri-La. The department's primary du- ties involve precise, intricate work that is es- sential to aircraft recoveries at night, aerial photography, intelligence, weather forecasting and maintenance of the ship's sophisticated electronic equipment. Composed of five divisions and the Naval Security Group, the responsibilities of Op- erations Department are both far-reaching and crucial in making Shangri-La an effective instrument of national policy in Southeast Asia. The department possesses the collective qualities of confidence in its- ability and singleness of purpose to complete its work in the highest traditions of the Navy. Opera! tions is proud of its reputation of being ded- icated, efficient and dependable. Operations Officer CDR Thornwell F. Rush issues an order via telephone from the Bridge. Operations Office S V ,pf CL to RJ: LT Cjgl W. W. Cooney, YN3 S. H. Pettway, YNC A. L. Cozart, CDR T. F. Rush. 165 166 AVAL LECL RITY GRO P FIRST ROW-CTC C. J. Wright, LT R L. Endrizzig SECOND ROW-CT2 D. A Young, CT2 D. C. Booth, CT3 E. W. Wahlstrom, CT2 K. W. Owens, CTI R. D. G. Johnson. DIVI IO FIRST ROW-AGCS R. D. Lock- wood: SECOND ROW-AGAN W D. Southworth. AGAN G. R. Ross. AG2 T. R. Theaker. AN W. W. Stephenson, AG2 A. C. Garner. AGI J. S. Stephens, AN J. A. Knowles, AGAN F. J. Bergman, AG2 W. E. Scallan. x OC DIVISIO KL to RD: ACC B. M. Hayes, LT K. J. Berry, LT fjgl E. L. Padilla, AC3 B. A. Fernald, AN R. L. Greene, LT M. V. Williams, CDR M. E. Perrault, ACC T. Austell. 167 MN gi ,iw--xx XP' 3 3 D 168 FIRST ROW-AN R. J. Curcio, AC3 A. E. Hanft, AC2 F. J. Lachney, AN M. L. Gar- cia, AC3 J. L. Burnsg SECOND ROW- AN V. J. Leppek, AC3 J. A. Bolanowski, ACAN J. C. Elliot, AN G. W. Trapp, AC2 J. S. McCall, AC1 K. M. Long. el X :EAQMV ' Q14 - S WYE if A s MQW? L y . 11:5 Yi N 4. wwf 'Q W I f FIRST ROW-AC3 M. D. Ewing, AN R. J Beigay, AC2 K. A. Bauer. AC3 R. L. Cole AC1 S. W. Parker: SECOND ROW-AN T. O Larkin, AC2 E. E. Savage, AC2 L. J. John son, AC1 C. R. Jones, AC3 A. D. Tyler. ... - - J ,- 34 0E DI ISIO .l 1 lm v ln lg! 2 l ll. ,,,, U T ,,.,,,,. 44. ln llrl , 'fllllllu J ' Q' rg.: ,llllllll Wzumll 'llllll l alllyi llll xl 'HMV W lllllu Ill 'llllflwl 'll I. .xx . ' N l .ll L ll lx l lwll Full .J llll SEATED KL to RJ: ETR3 D. G. Strause, ETR3 D. K. Kiele, ETR2 R. E. Berman, ET1 F. B. Reese, ETR2 J. P. Kzrewinski, ETR3 R. E. Saffiang STANDING KL to RJ: ETC D. Moul, , ,.,.,,,, ,,.,..,,.. 1 ETC J. W. Gardner, ETR2 G. G. Fox, ETR3 D. A. Hird, ETR3 M. L. Branam, ET1 H. D. Rey- nolds, WO-2 G. Herman. SEATED KL to RJ: ETN3 L. A. Baxter, ETC A. E. Rath, ETN3 W. A. Peiffer, LT. W. C. Ballew, ETR2 D. F. DeVoe, ETN2 A. A. Kieffer, ETN3 L. L. Schueslerg SECOND ROW-SN T. A. Koelzer, ET1 O. R. McCafferty, ETN3 M. Dow, ETN3 M. E. Russell, ETN2 J. H. Kiser, ETN3 R. A. Jones, ETN2 D. G. Held, ETCS T. L. Thompson, SN J. E. Blanck, SN T. L. Atchison, ETN2 R. H. Welch. 169 Vfffffffflfffffffwf ' Q 1' --4.-Q f W , , 4 ,ff ff f lffwff ff 1 ' M x N - -'ee -Xe bx 01 DIVI I0 F FIRST ROW-RD2 C. D. Perme, RDSN M. J. Radakovich, RDSN D. C. Summerville, RDSN L. D. Garrett SN R. D. McAlisterg SECOND ROW-LT Kjgl J. M. Campbell, SN J. H. Black. R131 J. A. Fiorelli, M. J. Viets, RDSN M. A. Thomas, RD3 G. R. McCartney, RD3 M. T. Milstead, RDS W. R. Marquering RDSN L. K. Corman, RDSN J. F. Leighton, RDI J. Parker. 1 171 lIANl'l . I f 1 X . -J A , J f X . 4- f 1 we Bw gy M f , Cf! . , ,3 'I . Y fl? X N Q A fl 1 f NOW Z 4 Z I . N ' . K ,I 2 f' X U if ff ,. f ff 1 ff X1 X N 172 KNEELING-SN J. M. Dupass' RD3 C, R, pullen, SN H. M, SN D, T. Martin. RD3 L. J. Guillot. RD3 T. Kirchoffg RD1 Paredes, RD3 W. J. Irvine, RD3 P. D. Sutherland. RDSA W. M- Walleblv RDSN G- R- Walker. RDI IN. A- HUE1'16S- DA R- W. Yarbrough, AN R. G. Thompson. AA W. H. Mulligan: G-W11S01'l-SN VVS-Bragg. LT KJEJR-M-Pafkel STANDING-SN G. M. Rowell. SN H. R. Payne, AN G. L. lfecker. Z KNEELING-SN R. C. Naso, RDSA C. E. Lettenberger. RDSN RD3 L. F. Kuhn. RD3 J. W. Dean. RDS D. E. Coombs. RDSN K. W. J. Savant, SN R. J. Burris, SN F. H. Oese, RD3 D. H. J. E. Hobson, RD3 G. K. Jones. RDS J. D. Arbuckle. RDSN A. Green, RDSN J. W. Amadon: STANDING-RD2 S. L. Hyttinen. E. Horner. RDQ J. A. Kessler. SN R. H. Bush. RDC M. B. RDS J. A. Mierzejewski, RDSN M. Hafich, RDSN R. C. Craig. Etheridge. ... M -' , Q'-M-,.,-Ay-4 ,Y , - K ,.,,-.,Y -. - .,,,,,, ......--....,....-.-,-..---4-f-1- - OP DIVISIO Photo Lab FIRST HOW-PH3 K. D Guthrie. PH1 J. L. Weaver. PHC M. J, Perry. Jr.. LT C. C. Sherwood. PH1 R. L Smith. PH2 Kreutzer: SECOND HOW-PH3 C. N Brown. PH2 G. VV. Morgan PHE T. L. Waddell. PH2 P, A. Noble. PH3 S. M Hudson. AN W. C, Phipps. AN J. Hiviencio. PH2 T Slrving. I 'Q Strike Ops CL-Rl CDR R. B. Holmes, LT T. B. Lathan, PT3 J. G. German. Air Intelligence Office 174 FIRST ROW-PT1 D. R. Fleming, LCDR R. G. Salyer, YNC D. Carduccig SEC- OND ROW-PT3 M. W. Cockrell, PT3 J. G. German, PT2 T. J. Cassleman, SN T. Boulet, PT3 M. W. Gradowski. COMMUNICATIGNS 176 CR DIVISIO Communications is the Voice of Command. On Shangri-La more than 100 pieces of visual and radio communications gear are utilized 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, at sea and in port. Shangri-La's Communications Department provides the ship with communication links with stations many miles away along with ships within the task group. It handles every- thing from the latest football scores for the crew's information to top secret messages. Every minute of the day the department is a whirlwind of hustle and bustle .... alert- ness, dedication and ability in action! LCDR Joseph T. Niedbala, Communications officer, talks to the Bridge during a busy work day. ,.f' xx is FIRST ROW-CYN3 J. G. Rueckert, CYN3 C. M. Winfrey, CYNSN J. A. Clark. SN A. Gordon: SECOND ROW-CYNSN M. L. Leclair, CYNSN C. H. Christmas, SN S. R. Beckett, RMI R. L. Conklin: STANDING-LTijgJ R. A. Miller, ENS R. I.. Weidenfeller, RMSN D. E. Voliva, CYN3 M. L. Huber, RMSN R. L. Williams, RMSA F. H. Jacobsen, LT ljgl S. O. Wood. RMSN R. E. Gabrielson, SN L. L. Carter. RM3 L. W. Arnold. CYN3 K. P. Somerville, SN J. Pilkenton, RMC C. F. Field. LT D.Justice. M -s.,, Win...- 1 if FIRST ROW-CYN3 L. P. Chartrand, CYNSN R. A. Provost, RMSN D. R. Briggeman, CYN3 J. T. Heber, CYNSN T. A. Mc- Kee, RM2 R. A. Larson, SECOND ROW-RM1 L. A. Ivy, SN G. B. Bott, CYN3 E. J. Butler, SN J. P. Jarocki, CYN3 C. R. Jones, RM3 J. K. Moore, THIRD ROW-LTUSJ R. A. Miller, LTUSP L. Ah S. Rolf, RMSN D. J. Sheehan, SN W. R. Gregory, SN L. J. Cole, RM1 C. K. Dixon, LT D. Justice, FOURTH ROW-LTfjg7 W. J. Kerin, ENS H. A. Carithers, RM2 J. H. Meeks, RM3 J. W. Huff, SN W. Scott, RM1 C. LaChance. f f FIRST ROW-RMSN V. G. Becker: SECOND ROVV-CYNSN W. W. Chapman. SN S. B. Bramow, RMI R. L. Stafford: THIRD ROW- RMSN T. T. Hauser, RMSN J. M. Lincoln. CYN3 O. M. Hicks, RMSN J. T. Falor. LT. D. Justice: FOURTH ROW--RM2 J. J. Ries, RMSN J. D. Jurgens. 177 FIRST ROW-SN R. W. Bordelon. CYN3 B. L. Lanari, RM3 J R. Hixon, RMSN D. L, Moore: SEC- OND ROW-RM1 J. T. Lewis, RM2 H. W. Anderson, RMSN G. B. Ty- bring, CYN3 T. L. Beveridge, THIRD ROW-RM1 J. A. Mohler. RMCS E. T. Merchant, RMl R. L. Hersh, RM2 R. T. Hatcher, RMSN W. F. Sheehan, LTUSI R. A. Mil- ler: FOURTH ROW'-RM3 R. T. Tal- ley, RMC R. S. Colaric. SN P. S. Baillie, SN G. F. Harry, LT. D. Justice. 178 ' I lm 1 , M, l , 1, V, ,ll K, ,,, ,A 4 , , ,- ' , ,,, ,,, . 1 W . b . 'nw , , ,N , nu- -v,,.. 1 ,, N , ,, W V lvl' ,l H ,, V, N' ,, ll ,l,l, 1 l , ,lm 4 M All! V' , ' ,, 1 , H-,'-s w , ,' ,,1 , ,, l l ,,,ll imlvblll W W l l ll l l lHWlxmm1xxxxxx CS DIVISIC FIRST ROW-SM3 R. A. Farrow, SM2 G. D. Dreher, SMSN J. J. Pickvet, SMSN F. Clark SECOND ROW-SMCS D. T. Kitchens, SMSN C. E. Rice, SM2 T. Hawthorne, SM2 J. L Blackwell, SM3 P. J. Kerwin, SM3 W. K. Coates, SM1 D. J. Ziparo, ENS H. A. Carithers Jr., SN T. Lopez, SM3 D. K. Hoadley. IJ Nl' n W , , 7 1 g , ,... ,.,, 'Sf '-Q. - -1 - ,v.V Y , , , . . , t Primary duties of Shangri-La's Navigation Department are many and varied. The de- partment maintains an accurate plot of the ship's position using astronomical, visual, electronic and other appropriate means. Members of Navigation Department must study all available sources of navigational information concerning the area before enter- ing pilot waters. Preparation of the Deck Log, the Captain's Nightbook and the Quartermaster's Note- book are among the responsibilities of Nav- igation. In the precise, meticulous field of navigation, Shangri-La's department is truly professional. DIVISIO On the Bridge, CDR Mark E. Perrault, Ship's Navigator, studies some charts. xgiw S is .f 4 .. it CDR William N. Kelt, who transferred from SHANGRI- LA in August, ponders a position while performing the duties of Ship's Navigator. 181 FIRST ROW-QM3 J. D. Mashore, B. E. Stormsg SECOND ROW-SN J. M. Pavella, SN E. V. Mullins, QMSN D. J. Baranuk, QM3 A. M. Lee, LT R. R. Hobbs: THIRD ROW-SN D. B. Tonks, SN J. C. Earnest, QM3 R. J. Miller, QM2 G. A. O'Bryan, QMSA F. P. Van Duesen. - ..:f-W , ll, ,,,. .-: -,Iliff 1 :2.1ffT lf'f:i-, -- ff -ff -.iff - :fig-' 1 HJ: 1,11 :, ., ,, ,:,..,- .: iii 'i' !1?5fa:':5?':?'.-iii, 2212? 4 li: f f4:l:-.f.J:,.ff --- ,,f,, .. V, ,,,, A 'lt--W - - 51:-3. -. . i-.:l,,i',, W - - W- --f-:.1f I if: -- 1 1 - 1 --.J I-frzfilgr fi ':? .1.:.1l1, - --- fr--ff-V-- - --1..--,- .frf -R -,J Y , J., Q32-gl.,- 1- figs?-f T -.1111 -1,f.1':T 1+ .i E-g:L I-A1511 -. .- ,l--V-H .L,-i:L . L-1f--- -- -- - - -V---K -A gif..--5 , ,X fr 1 -V---Lf:-, . Y .. -M:1..----,-,- - Z., , - - f - --if -1,:,1:',-f .i,-fLj:,'i :xiii V r' . - 2311121 ' .1 :Qi ' ' , 'f:-- --13-f' - -V---zefz -f-f-f1'!,f 3+ - fifff - f 33,111 '?l '1g -,i ::E': . A gif-f -f H ' 'A+' xv ' lL- .f + -ffffl L ' '4--- +-YW' ' -ff'-'Y + -V J, - 2'2 .2 ?E-1 -f if: li-f' ,,5,: f If. 1, -I ,i -,gf-1 JL: 1 ,-f YY -1 igfi ,,- :,'.. e .-5: fi -Q5 if- f-,ii ',, gif- ' if! .12 'I' 112- 1 lf' fli -1,-,1 32- Z- ' -25. ,D In-1 'D 'if .Zigi . jf- -li , - 3' 1 1 ' , f' f --,,f.-ff'1 - .ff ,V Y ,fi ,. . . l .. ,. ., ,,.. L?,,.,.- fl Y :ig --.-,: ' ,,- Ts.-W i , if - V 1,-1 S Di ii -4 ,. ff. M ff .E Z 14 ,Y ... 717:71 5- M Q- g 35- zz: MW E13 l--: 44: ,iff Y 4 'Q -Lliiff ?i',-,,:Z 3' ' ' 4-4 . lg- .Q ff' - Q- 31 4,l.135 1121- 1: --. ,, . Y ,L 2 - -2. gif- K --fgfifaf ,z1ff ' 225312122 l ' -,. ,::, ,,. g!g-..,.w. , - . . ..l?-i2E'E51? jf ' if fa-1 .Yf iq? FRONT-SN T. L. Ellis, QMSN R. H. Nordahlg STANDING-QMSN M. D. Rozos, QM3 A. W. Choma, QM1 R. E, Newland, SN J. M. Gleicher, QMCS A. A. Kimble, QMSN D. P. Fox, QMSN P. B. Dolan. 183 MEDICA .-jr -W5 3 rg y M 4- v 1 Ju! dimly 3.-av. ' A. A u K llllif 712.00 - -' as.nf' - v ofa ? ,.,,.-Y,-: ..5!','A .14 . ,. , 1 .f 1 I fa' ' 'n,?l' .. , ' -'Gi ffqif ,L 1 V ' .1 val, I 1 In Walk Vffw 'L' f ,n Y? -.4 ,!4,. P H 'E' ,451 ,V f rx p LCDR J. L. Hauser, Medical Officer, listens intently to a report on a patient. Medical Department, commonly called sick bay,', is constantly in motion. It must be to nurse the physical drawbacks of nearly 3,000 men for the duration of nine months. During the cruise, the department handled 30,500 prescriptions, gave 17,600 lab tests, saw 13,500 patients, had 2,700 X-rays taken of needy patients, administered 900 physicals, performed more than 100 elective surgeries and seven emergency surgeries and admitted one patient each day to its ward. Figures are most impressive, but more im- pressive and worthy of long memory were the dedication and efficiency of Medical dur- ing the extended deployment. .wwe ! ! .Y 1 B285 H I , 'If 471: 185 QL to RJ: LTKjgJ J. H. Harrell, LT B. C. Stoesser, LCDR J. L. Hauser, LT M. B. Lindsay, LCDR E. M. Krieg. ...x K iff? X. FIRST ROW-HM1 C. D. Teeples, HM1 M. R. Ad- kison, HM2 W. R. Boltong SECOND ROW-HM2 T. E. Whitaker, HM2 E. W. Truett, HM1 G. A. Greeng THIRD ROW-HM2 C. J. Markham, HMCS J. B. Woodard. 187 188 2 be Nj, 5 Y . QJAW Qff-f 5 5 L Q XSM77 ' W f FIRST ROW-HM3 J. W. McCloskey, HM1 J. A. Schwab, HMl D. L. Duncan, HM3 K. A. Swieringa: SEC OND ROW-HM1 J. D. Stewart, HM2 W. A. Lewis, HM3 D. R. Burton, HN T. A. Hanchuruckg THIRD ROVV- HM3 S. E. Naylor, SN J. L. Villeneuve, HM3 D. E. Dines, HM2 G. W. Covey, FOURTH ROW'-HM2 T M. Rajewski, HN G. E. Nelson, HN B. W. Duncan, HN C. E. Gillespieg FIFTH ROW-HM2 A, L. Bailey. -Q. so mi- 3 .X .E 1. RQ.. 3' E 'x W .P '-1 9 u X I LM ' .49 ' nk 'fluff' .jT'-x-5 A ' xx '4 Q N 1 'X ma, 1'.,,u , , .A ew- , Q F A A '13-'7i:,A'ii-i -11:-fi' inf, il -v-3-.-ani f I . -? . -.fA f '. . 1' if' 1. r gf, 6 f ua- 11. - if .c ,f ' I. of . L . 4.- W . ,L . X f.. -a 0, , f - 2 Q r E by 'A' S i f,,39n.z' -'..ff'- .ff W -A - 1 'Ll' 4 - .6- .' ' 1 - s-,b . X . 'f .N 'LJ7 - -xX'- .- . ,-5 w 1 - I 'Y 1 ' 5 ll - . I ?.s. lgxuix ,Q 6,1 I Q 5 Q .xx 4 J .Jy -f AJ DE TAL 'w 1 , H5371 V,-,1,g2gz -vnagi-X41 ,STl'lHKNLY-'wav' nxww- 4. .-A -n -nu I 190 Dental Officers S i S J: -ik .- fjj . V-if The Dental Department, highly-trained and utilizing the most modern equipment avail- able, performed 20,000 dental procedures on more than 8,500 patients during the deploy- ment. The statistics are staggering: 2,050 amalgan restorations, 1,900 preventive measures, 1,200 extractions, 63 partial dentures, 25 full dentures and 25 bridges. In addition, the department sponsored more than 40 lec- tures to the crew during the cruise. The department worked overtime in applying the popular stannis fluoride program. A special work schedule was implemented to provide the crew with the preventive treat- ment four nights each week. KL to RJ: LT R. B. Leibowitz, LCDR P. C. Huelster, LT J. W. Hargrave. At left, LT R. Elinoff administers dental aid to patient. I . K NQN's -at LCDR Peter C. Huelster, Dental Officer. at his desk. 191 ff? 2,-5 15555 ,ci Y -X-XE.- X 1 4 f - wa 192 fs. Uhr. 2 . X 3 . .gm . 1 I X f 'alia' X his Fd' I' x fx f f Y .em-'W' .mf f FIRST ROW-DT3 R. P. Taglione. DT1 R. R. Moreheadg SECOND ROW-SN A. A. Shields, DT2 G. E. Haywood. DTl L. G. Ashley, DT3 S. G. Boyd, FN D. Morgan. ...fs-50.4. ,-,.-......,1...........---- , ..f1..-1: - fx. --- - - ' ..-,......-.--.,-....-1.--1,-f ' ' ..-:-...-A ADMINISTRATIGN f in . ,..,,........-.- 1 Fr A .,.:.,,.,..Qv..f..-.,...-v--,....--,-,.,-,-.-w..-,...-,-... - ,F 4 , 5 F Z V A w A sf ' - Vs- A f L - - L:-Li'-..1-L--.L -- ,Q - LJ- '. --. : f'-sfs M '-- ei-rw' -sis' 1 -H4F--- - ' l. 4 , Ii . I . I xi v ' LT Donald F. Werling, Administrative Assistant and X Division Officer, reads message traffic at his Admin Office desk. if H15 Hllnuumummlm..,.,,.,.., ,--.1 !yvI,,,!.,,1u illllllllllllllllllllllllllsslullulll I lm All I . lllllllllllllllll lllllllllllllllllllllllllll ll wlnllill li X llilllllllwl x, .-l' ' lll lllllllllllllllmx,lxtlmllmimmlliiki, . , Il , 1 DIVISIO The Administration Department, composed of X Division, handles the majority of clerical work on Shangri-La. Admin provides service to the ship's 3,100-man crew in various ways, from religious worship to career counseling. In addition, the crew works with X Division through the Personnel Office, Public Affairs Office, Captain's Office, Education and Train- ing, Preventive Maintenance Office, Library, WAOK Radio-Television, Special Services, Post Office, Print Shop, Discipline, Legal and Master-at-Arms force. It's a complicated, fast-moving, accuracy- demanding task delegated to X Division, and it's done well. Admin provides service! Admin Office Il 8 CL to RJ: YN3 M. A. Jackman, SN A. Henry. LT D. F. Werling, YN.: J. M. Amrine. E l i 194 .ll ll lily, si i i ,X l ri 2 in it l 1 'll 5 llg' 'f AQ. E wifi. .QW 2512 l 11231 1 H SM ' l Sill? 1 l l i l' 5253 i 12,2355 l 1155: A l . 365' L-:na '.-lil! I' l li i f Personnel Office FIRST ROW-SN E. Beck III, CWO-2 R. L. Garcellano, PN3 R. M. Som- mer: SECOND ROW-PNSN P. M. Zambell, PN2 A. D. Yarrow, I-'NSN W. E. Havener, PN3 A. S. Noll, PN2 S. R. Schnelker. 196 Q an Education and Training N -u--an Za' SEATED: SN S. R. Griffith, SN M. J. Quartermang STANDING: SA J. G. Kuykendall, PN1 F, H Davis, LT B. D. Baxter, PN3 C. S. Silver, PN3 J. V. Logozzo. Post Gffice 1 FRONT-PCSN P. S. Montana 1 STANDING: PCSN J. D. Lyle PC3 K f X H -i g? Zn XN' N f f + . wvWWNMW xeiwfwf o . .. rx N X ixSXS?iT?l2L21Z fWW ko H :1 .tif f ! gfi f S HHHH on fo C, W .Q - gf 4 1 1. Z f . if 5 Z R P t r, PCSN H C PC1 J H Jenkins, PCSN R C H ll PC2 J. O. Maddox. KL to RDI PC3 C. Clifford, PC3 R. Wilburn. 197 s l ' n 5: i 5 E Q i z 5 i il aw r 1 s 1 E . af 1 , . 7 i 1 Y Chaplain's Uffice, Library QL to Rb: CDR H. D. Tatum. SN P. B. Gauntt, SN K. E. Lale YN3 J. F. Hayes, LCDR R. Mf Laurenzano. f i Q , l 1 1 i 5. i. Hf iii 14. il' Ki- 1 198 --, ig- is 'fi -sig WAOK R3d1O T6lCV1S1OH FRONT JOSNJ E Martell REAR ETR3 F D Bell JO2 F W Degnan ICFNT R Mlller PMS Career Counselmg , ,,p. X SEATED: LT fjgl M. R. Swayzeg STANDING-EM2 D. C. Morey. MMI R. Swann. 199 Speelal SBTVICCS YNSN D. R. Dierker Legal, Discipline FIRST ROW-ENS R. B. Haverkos, LT J. J. O,Connerg SEC- OND ROW-YN3 R. Isard, YNSN D. Catterson. Print Shop SA R. Moyer. il: KL to RD: L12 P. Sheiman, LI1 R. B. Ram- sey, LI2 B. J. Childs, SN A. A. Castillo. 'Z My-Ml I Master-at-Arms Force 3-f L i -n . , Q I . . . X J. f ' f, Ax u 1 1 W .4 Q X . A 1 A - , FIRST ROW-RD2 E. W. Ford, SD2 E. A. Demaop, BMCS C. D. Holland, SN K. W. Urban, ABF2 C. Perez, SECOND ROW-AE2 D. G. Hobson, BT1 D. W. Humphrey, ETN2 C. D. Jones, GMG1 W. L. Morris, ADJ1 D. L. Yacchari, AMH2 A. M. Edmonds, MM1 W. F. Love, FTG2 L. A. Lee, BMI R. C. Goettel, AQF2 J. H. Eastman, AO1 E. G. Devine, IC2 W. H. Niswanger, AMS2 J. H. Hughes, ABE1 W. Williams, DCI J. F. McGee. ' .. 1 1 202 Shir' W M--L5 Y' ash-. WAOK . . Big Bold Radio! THE GOOD GUYS-Sweetpea, Boss John, Country Ace, Uemon Dave, Hal Groovy, Ronniv Mack, Favenian. Zodiac Cap'n Soul, Big Dave, Buggs Moran, The Old Chief, Gary Lee, Jim Barnolif. Public Affairs Office U1 to R71 LT 083 Rich Jernstedt, JO3 Nick Horvath Jr., JO3 Rich Sarver, JO2 Mike Snipple, JO3 Frank Hutchins. Hn N sn-5 'Q' HQVSLP- N. J , . Swllkliilfiflfg fxiii .4 f MNNNNHNNNNHNNHNHNWNWlilllillllillHN! ff-il -we-U gf- 2 -IH ii '!i f 'xi Xxx 'x Y zu, , f 5 iw Ja: 203 -., -5 ff ,f ' -N, 44,f AY, , A 4,..x- - -W . I J 5 i 1 i S i T vi . 3 A 3 9 Q COs: RIGHT-CAPT W. M. Stollenwerck. Sept. 1969- June 19705 CDR E. D. Mc- Kellar, Jr.. June 1970. CARRIER AIR WI G EIGHT CVW-8 consists of five squadrons and four detachments. This includes three attack squad- rons: VA-12 and VA-172 fly the A4-C Sky- hawk , VA-152 operates the newer A4-E. Piloting the F8-H Crusaders are fighter squadrons VF-111 and VF-162. Their mission is to protect the ship and the rest of the air wing from enemy aircraft. Detachment VFP-63 handles photo reconnaissance in the F8-G. Completing the air wing are VAW-121, the early warning radar detachment oil E1-B Willy Fudds g VAQ-129, which specializes in mid- air refuelings in the KA3-B Whales g and HC-2, the helicopter rescue crew of the UH2-B Seaspritef' rf VAN. U1 NW. IXELXAXR 5 li FIRST ROW-LT R. L. Kiem, LCDR N. D. Langston, CDR E. D. Mc- Kellar, Jr., LCDR W. H Sminkg SECOND ROW-CWO2 F. O. West, LT M. B. Lindsay, LT G. Kalil, LCDR R. R. Turner, LCDR E. M. Krieg, LT K. R. Carroll. FIRST ROW-YNC W. P. Dowdy. ABHC R. E. Haggerty, AOCM W. B. Bain, ADCS R. R. Cekosh: SECOND ROW-SN G. D. Palmer, DK2 G. L. Reynolds, HM2 W. R. Bolton. 205 W . sv' Q 1 3 WSE.. .U VA-12's CO: CDR Dan Gholson. ZOO FIRST HOW-LT A. Cornett, LT J. R. Wickes. LT J. C. Kinnerly. FDR V. G. IJ0nne11y. FUR I7.H.L. GhO1s0r1. LT B. 1... NOHI Jr.. L1 H. J. Day Jr., III' J. 141, Jacksong SINIVONID 1iOWff1,'11 W. 1,. Avrett. 1.01311 .-X. Mew. 1,'1' 17. 1.. '1'u1otti, 1.11 F. .1. 1'1u'i, LT J. Filose. LCUR J. J. McBride, 1,C'1.JH J. Ni. Curtin, 111711 11. 19. 1.m1r1v, 1.'1' A. 15. W11ittvn. 1..'1' '1'. W. 1,uuuom. WO? 1'1 1. Lovett. 6 4 f 4,-.-.-....,,-.Y -my-ess ve-u-an-A g . L . ,,,, 1:15- ' I Nfl ff Wh , , wif ,W ' ff WW , 'W Af ' f, f ff ,iff 'JW' ff' MQW MM' X ,J Wfyff X51 My fy, ,WW , ,fwq 2 YW ' 'W ,4 , WW ,zf,',,fW'- W! , ' V mf My ff ZW My WM YW? ,J ,f ,J wff ,7 ,Wf ,, fwf af' mf ff! Q M MMM ffWf6WMW5W!,,f7'! ,mf Mf W! X f ff' ,W , J f M, X ,gf ,f ,J , ,f X ,W ,W ,JV 1 , , f ,lf ,g ,. z , f f ,f ff , f f 1 X f -,uf W , un ' gm 1-N 1, L- , 2,1 f A J' Q. 33 an , x fx if gg V ..Z, , Yi I E ? l V Y ! p in JK 119 V' 'J ' ir ., as t .fi yu, s , f' 208 K V4 Q ,fy 1 sf!! FIRST ROW-AFCM P. H. Auth, AZ2 R. F. Davis, SN D. A. Stebbins, AN E. C. Norero, PN3 R. A. Ruddell, AMS2 A. H. Seelye, AMH2 T. E. Powell: SECOND ROW-AZ2 J. B. McLane. AZ3 R. H. Kichline, LT J. E. Jackson, AEC C. W. Rathke, LT A. Cor- nett, AZl C. T. Harris, ATR3 P. S. Narotski, ATR3 D. W. Carstens, PN2 M. A. Lewicke. SN E. R. Sutton. 11-1 ,nv- 7.1 QQ FIRST ROW-AMS3 D. E. Laginess, AN T. Costello, AN R. R, Rizzo, AN M. F. Ceccarelli, AN J. J. Miles. AN J. R. Arni- stronli, ADJ3 C. A. Irving. AN E. D. Suttong SECOND ROW-AAN N. J. Search, AN G. L. Martin. ADJ3 J. F. Cook. AN P. F. Erflf A03 D. W. Jackson, AN G. R. Davis, AOCR NV. T. Thrzislicr, .-X01 IC. J, Rudwziy, .-X03 J. I.. Harker. THIRD ROXKF--.-XDJC R I Hart, AOC E. II. Bowers. 1 WX1 5,53 'WMM A Orw- ,..,M 4 I M, W XV sl' 'fl Y' -RW, if TOFV 5? W FIRST POW A IL2 W H HIZLIHS ATC H D YVh1te API I R Bell A F3 A I Nlanu h A'I 7 C Hall ANIb1Vl L Byars AXIS D mferf-r SPCONID POW AES I m r xc Nu Berxx AN C b I-axata AT3 H Kovxa 1 AIU I' ms I 0 n on X I A Limb I1 IHIlxD IxOX ANID A E Newman Hu ha AINZI H Henry AIZI P Henrx ANISZC I Hankm ZOQ N 9 . Q ' V C I 'I I Q . X J I Casa? rf V X U 1 Y-. ,M - J-gun. 1 S-I X f an I W If ,M A 1' ' X .H - , I v 4 f ie I Ig .x'Lw 'rv-C , ' - AI' W xx 'I , ,ws 'fl . I ' I , ' I 4 if I 1 we 5, rl S A , Yx ' --' ,, 'f 'W' ,, A I I 3? ft ' 4 I l :M P W In WA F, I - hw R A I QI. 'I m '4' J' I . JN XA I A .PE I X ' 'Y . I5 XA 'I f fM! I 5 I I 1 p gy IIQ fail I,.I fl , f I, I ' If C , if V ' fmaafw ' In I tl I ' QC. ,Ti ' F . A ,f I I H. . my , ,gb lj Q' Q e, if .. D. K -de . Alfa .I 1-ff NIACI'-l . AIZQJI fx. I fy' 3. -f I, f ' . 'H L, W. I-Qlk' ,, AIJJ2 fl. NI, IJ la ,AN IJ. L. Tilt , .- Ez J. . . I cl 3 ' ' N'-I I 'C I , . . ' .ANIS2 J. ll. 210 W 'ii frm 0.44. C 27 I' IRSI HOW Y-.NME K. O. I,lnrlPm11th,AI7J23J. I'f,fQulcUml'I12Z4l'flxUNI3HUXY -:X l'l' 1 Nl, Fuchwion -XVFYXX V H Pittn' IU XF3 V J . Zolkmwky, .AXM3 I . I,. Xllilflill, .NUIS H, W, Iluwv, AXXIHZS l7, Al. l,LlslliIlt'.Ill, XQVQZ li, V, -lUhIk15U11i X Og' '1 XX' Xirxlilisyl Nui. N1z1riv1',A'I'fNliH. IC. HGIISKJI1. Nxw X 1 K . H553 .. fs-...wiv ,. Q' KE. uno , .M K f ,J N ffwnk . Y, 'S 15. , 4, -W W nf., . -..., ,W , ww --A .. ...W K , , . ...JH VA-152 CO: CDR G. M. Sturm. FIRST ROW-LTjg I S Daugfhenbaugh ITA J Hin Qber LCDR R D 'NI'll '. . . . .'. 3. gzer. . ..f1 er. CDR G. M. Sturm. CDR J. M. Seely, LCDR K. R. Clark. LCDR J. D, Grice. LT R. L. Merickelz SECOND ROW-LT W. R. Robinson, CWO2 L. C. Garoutte, LT D, E. Thomp' son, LCDR W. J. Lee, LCDR M. D. Stanley. LT O. A. Batcheller. LT W. C. Trafton, LT R. W. Freise. LCDR G. L. Beck: THIRD ROW'-LT J. A. Sears, LT VV. E, Belden. CWO2 A. L. Wbscoat. LT R. L. Ramsay, CWO2 P. B. Catter. 211 H FH if 1 5 5 3 Q A I 5 . Q ..-....,... r. Q 1 F ,I QQ 3. 1. S ig 212 M A jf. 1 , up 1 Q' -dr if FIRST ROW-YNSN D. W. Nall, HM2 K. N. Nanney, YN1 E. N. S. N. Sablan, PN3 A. J. Stabile, PN1 K. VV. Dazelleg SECOND ROW-AN G. K. Larsen, LTjg J. S. Daughenbaugh, LCDR J. D. Grice, TN R. R. Ruelo. SD2 P. B. Alcantara, SD3 A. F. Maquez, TN A. C. Taculad, SD2 D. T. Nocorl, YN2 J. D. Gillonz THIRD ROW-LT J. A. Sears, YN3 C. Ramirez: FOURTH ROW-PN3 P. D. Richards, YN3 D. A. Pickford. I! .. . - G K f f ,,,.f4fTf. .5 1. ' .J H LAIIGIR FIRST ROW-ADJC R. P. Broussard, ADJC J. N. Petrimoulx, AVCM J. H. Stephens, LCDR K. R. Clark, AZ1 L. R. Kress, AMS1 F. R. Turner, AZ2 N. Augelli, AZ3 W. F. Schafer, LT R. I.. Ramsey: SECOND ROW-AZ3 M. J. Fox, AEI J. W. Shovan, AZ3 R. L. Martino, AK3 J. D. Ham. FIRST ROW - ADJ1 R. E. Taylor, AMH2 R. C. Little, AME3 R. E. Smirl, ADJ3 E. Y. Moss, AMS3 L. L. Gregory: SEC- OND ROW-ADJ3 R. S. Doane, AMS1 R. L. Hansen, PR3 H. J. Panisg THIRD ROW - ADJ2 G. C. Neer, ADJ2 F. E. Hull. ADJ1 M. M. Miller. AMH3 R. W. Hart, AMS3 D. J. Bragalone, AMH3 D. C. Vest. PR2 J. W. Powell: FOURTH ROW - ADJ3 J. J. Drozdowsky, AMH3 J. A. Reiser, AMS2 T. W. Hillhouse, ADJ3 M. L. Gamache: FIFTH ROW - AD' JAN T. G. Nowcid, AMI-I3 R. A. White. TW' f V I mf. , he 41 v ff, , l l w l r l l f I l am ,f 3. , Q ... RW?-. 2l4 xr? ia... Q.. ...Mw- , ' .,. . f .J ' 0,5 F , Q ff ffl ' 1414, 'frwmmw U ggi, r If 1 I FIRST ROW-ATN3 A. W. Mooney, AE2 D. A. Huhtala, AE1 H. E. Gentry, AE2 T. M. Storie, AE3 V. D. Zajac, AE2 J. R. Mc- McFarren3 SECOND ROW-CWO2 P. B. Catter, ATR3 J. E. Straight, ATNAN M. D. Carrier, ATR3 S. J. Lange, AE3 D. A. Miller. ATR2 H. J. Smith, ATN2 J. L. Loya, AT1 H. F. Miller, AT1 G. D. Dalke, ATI D. A. Shively, AE3 D. E. Campos, THIRD ROW- ATR3 B. L. Allen, ATR3 W. D. Mosley, ATN2 J. P. McManus, ATN3 T. A. Jones. f 4 ft-'Z LYNX X 1.1.5 x V.. r f r M ' 'V if l .9 N sf. elf A' emx 0-0-5-A 3 K r FIRST ROW-A01 V. L. Smith, ADR1 E. L. Cavender, AQF2 A. J. Nakahara, A02 R. G. Kessel, A02 W. A. Park, A03 W. A. Halicks: SECOND ROW-AQF3 W. J. Bonner, A03 M. R. Albrecht, AN R. D. Hughes, A03 J M Presley A01 J J Soots' THIRD ROW-CW02 A. L. Wescoat, AOC F. H Arnett A02 C E Vogelsberg A02 G L Johnson A0313 R Hu hes .A01 A M M k- . , . . , . . , . . g . . . ee ins, A01 S. W. Ethridgeg FOURTH ROW-AQF2 J. R. Foster, AQF3 M. J. Cramer, A03 R. T. Goodsell, AQB3 J. F. Lair, A02 T. T. Nash. 215 ' .f 1 J-- 'T'l' ff' -uf' I7 FIRST ROW-AN M. W. Long, AN S. A. Gall, AMSAN J. A. Barber, AMSAN F. L. Zoller, AN J. J. Benson: SECOND ROW-ADJAN J. F. Gunter, AN W. F. Dugan, ADJ3 C. F. Bailey, ATRAN J. E. Northrop, AMS3 D. E. Scott, ATR2 J. P. McManus: THIRD ROW-ADJ2 B. W. Buck, AME1 L. W. LaVada, AMS3 F. D. Workman, AN T. J. Kimball, AE3 R. L. Tanner, AN J. Aguallo, AN K. R. Tuttle, ADJ3 J. P. Zajac, LT W. C. Traftong AMEAN D. T. Warner, ADJ3 R. V. Owens, AN M. A. Engdall, AN R. Vasquez. 216 ,l- ,..,--- 'H Wdnavvd- X X 1 . --..ff f. f W w 7 rw ff X . aff mmm, ff Wfwiz UMW, L. f FIRST ROW-A03 E. M. Grimes, ATN2 M. E. Woods, AQF3 J. C. White, AO3 J. A. Sinclair, AN R. H. Stewart, AE1 H. S. Bald- win, AOAN J. W. Vergona, AN H. E. Wilhite, AN D. L. Bishop, SECOND ROW-AO2 S. Hoover, ADJ3 R. L. Frisenda, AQFAN J. Riff, AOC G. B. Schmidt, AN M. G. Loveridge III, AMH3 J. W. Kent, AMEAN B. W. Schwerkolt, AOCS M. J. Mooney, AFCM G. F. Lapp. A 4--S I-I A . f- f-'W i . - 1,4- .gii X '1 ' . 9 s 4 218 .. , ., , .,.,.,..,, .. ,. ,,.,,,,- ..,,....--..4..4,-.-...Q-...,...-...i,-.,.,,,.., -.,,.,....,. .--,..-Q.-Q.-....,........-: , . ., .-, R i ,Z yf W Wx , 'MW , X ,ff 4 ,, S: , x P ' ff W '41 5 ,fi ii 'iWw3, mln il 'I i ig E xv Nur xwi-W G M ,M Q- 'wf'-4 2 . 5 3 x n K if ' 'c 1 f. 1 , wJ!7, ,-wWwW,mwY Wm-1 . EM M9175 220 FRIST ROW-ADJ1 D. D. Day, AEAN P. L. Carey, ATR3 T. K. Hovak, ATR2 B. L. Rowland, AT1 G. C. Rohm. ANIEAN NIA W. Longevayg SECOND ROW-ADJ3 WV. H. Caylor, AZ2 H. D. Enroughty, AZ3 A. E. Kutz, ATR2 E. E. Logan. .-XK2 T. Bishop. ATRAN L. D. Diltz, AT1 R. D. Laird, AQF2 D. M. MaGuire, ATR2 R. C. Moye: THIRD ROW-PR3 J. L. Duvall Jr,. A223 R. H. Kichline. 'RL 4 ,awww ,-, 'V 'GSX -X mf' EW AL . QA. , ...... ..... .. v-........ z L C. ' l'l .lt 0 0 t 5' ' nlhnxwn '93 X Q '5 , 221 A x fi ll mi lg! U! Ili 1 Q! N .QW 'Ii fi az 5' .,. F .. E I , ,L I ix' . QI 'I .sr 1.1 -Az . , ,- QQ -I I AI :ef i,!.E WU? ., . mx if qi i wa .5 1 f w. .nv 1 1 vi as TE, Aw 3E ax ! . 1 FIRST ROW-LT K. S. Mattson, LCDR J. B. Best, CDR H. R. Pearl, CDR W. B. Rennie, LCDR N. Donovan, LT R. H. Kiral. LT t L D. D. Kardellg SECOND ROW-LTjg D. Baird, LT C. B. Scott, LTjg R. M. Anderson, LT G. B. Melnyk. LT B. L. Wagner, LT H. . J. Risseeuw, LT J. L. Kinslow, LCDR D. E. Cowles, LT W. F. Curran, LTjg K. M. Killacky. wf' P , x-. , . 4 . 5.4 .1 15. E . x 1 W . N 'X 1. 1 mi' 37112 .gil . X yogi. iwhf 3 psf 4' s Wi HE TNQ' imgf Vi? ,. . j. !. sf 5. 3. 'f' '1.I ...- MI? .. ,WN .. .. . .wiv ,H 5 qi 5, ? V!! i:',J 2 5. .5 222 7 ' . I ff' or-. Q-M w-2. 1 X ,.,,...... fn.-awp -f--QQ.--pq I -n-pq-:sv--.--...-,,q,,.,A ....-. ..,. .. , , Y -.x..- - --- f , 1 . V47 . U 1 f l 3 f 5 4 if K 3' f 'f 1 Q, w fan. S .1 4-1 f . N. 'W' ',f. ' I. . ff. . 1 ,,X,, A .. .. , , , K, N, 224 FIRST ROW-AN R. M. Stevens, AZ3 R. P. Zuelch, SN H. D. Cook, AE2 M. L. Peter, AZ3 A. L. Jones, SECOND ROW-AZ2 L. E. Diede- rich, AMH1 T. C. Beecroft, AQ1 G. R. Henden, AZ2 J. L. Pulliam, AEC C. J. Harris, ADCS P. J. Connolly, AKC J. R. Beeson, ADJC J. H. Shaffer. ANGI- FIRST ROW-ATC L. J. Fetterly, SN D. L. Zie- gelmann, YN1 G. L. Wil- liarnsg SECOND ROW- AQFAN R. M. Jensen, AMSAN W. L. Paulson, AN S. L. Polzin, DK3 J. H. Wollaston, PN3 J. D. Reiley, SN F. N. Leonard, YN3 A. Tur- lenko, YNSN J. A. Cot- cher, BM2 R. J. Cven- gros. 5 X-. f, , ., ly. W... . i '17 'fi' ' mr , . .. Q... 7 . ..... . . N 1 I n.. . 3 If H , . Xi' 1. M t FIRST ROWfAOIl R. J. llawck, AO3 J. li. lirzxun, A023 M. L. Lucero, A023 D. W. Ashley, SIGC- 0ND ROW - A03 ll. J. Stanley, AOZS D. A. Stanley, A00 ll. V. Peters, A02 ll. J. Ginnnini, A01 IJ. M. Greenwood + k ' 5 . U rf ,-, I , 'Y 1. if 'T M FIRST ROW-ATR2 D. A. Messenger, AQF2 S. M. Tucker, ATN3 J. S. Burwell, ATCS W. H. Roeper, ATN2 N. H. Montilla, ATN3 G. T. Bobbitt, AT1 R. P. Nobleg SECOND ROW-ATR2 J. T. Graham, AQF2 R. D. Hiatt, ATC L. F. Parks, AQF2 J. H. Eastman, AQF2 H. J. Wilburn, AT1 R. A. Justice, ATN3 K. P. Graham, AQB3 E. L. Santos, AQB3 T. E. Leedy. 1 . QQ ' fi fl! ff? i lu ' X ,Q , . 4 '11 ' f 1 ,f ff 1 X. FIRST ROW-AEI I. M. Pillars. ADJ2 L. E. Teran, AE3 R. G. Bailey, ADJ3 R. S. Bichel, AN E. E. Rieke, ADJ3 D. R. Lane: SEC- OND ROW- ADJ1 M. L. Wood. AE3 R. E. Oeth, AE2 D. A. Gay, ADJ2 E. G. Spreckelmeyer, ADJ2 S. J. Marberger, AE1 J. W. Fisher, AE2 E. Richard, AEC N. L. Roche, AE2 J. C. Antee: THIRD ROW- AE2 W. H. McDermott, AN M. L. Sweeney, ADJ2 D. A. Newell, AE2 J. L. Williams. 225 f 15 , ff ,mf MW 3' ' Aff .Z 4 X 1, I I 1 , A , l ffyfl .Q f 4 AM W' A 0 K, , , 5 f 3 f f 1 f 926: FIRST ROW-AA D. S. Gay, AE3 R. W. Holk, AMH2 A. L. Liskey, ADJC J. D. Luter. ADJ3 T. J. Marcil. AQF3 L. B. Palmer, AE3 J. J. O'Neill, ADJ3 G. A. Wilcox: SECOND ROW-AO3 J. C. Brown, AQF3 C E. Shelton. ATR3 J. F. Hicl-z. .-XO3 R. D. Hjorth. AQB3 R. E. Waldron, AN W. H. Combs, AO3 R. B. McElfresh, ADJ3 R. Jaramillo. AE3 L. G. Foster. AQB2 T, L. Wilmot. .-XTN23 E. P. Bryant: THIRD ROW-ATN3 D. W. Slama, ASE3 R. F. Broyles. AN R. C. Conroy. 7 lm FIRST ROW-AN R. W. Smith, AQBAN M. L. Oakley, AOAN C. P. Rasco, CSSN J. G. Doiran: SECOND ROW- SD3 R. B. Locquiao, SD2 L. E. Bunyi, TN R. M. Berzula, SD3 T. J. Sims, CS2 H. L. Griffith. + :- l E if 0441. X FIRST ROW-AMS3 E. L. Davignon, AMH1 R. L. Blazer, AME1 V. C. Henderson, AMS1 C. E. Lea, PR1 M. J. Hancock, A03 R. J. Hawckp SECOND ROW-AMS3 J. F. Webster, PR2 R. J. Fry fDirectly behind Websterl, AN F. A. Ubienski, AMH3 P. E. Sorrell. AQF3 E. R. Yankajtis, AMS3 T. H. Lohse, AMEAN R. L. Bossen, AME2 E. D. Carpenter, AMS3 F. J. Welninski, PR3 S. M. Kincaid, AE3 D. M. Rigney. fe? 3. 'Jil his ff' FIRST ROW-ADJ1 F. J. Talcott, AMS2 R. P. Cottingham, AQF3 G. R. Bagwell, ATR2 S. F. Cotton, AMSC C. L. Snodgrass, SECOND ROW-AE2 N. C. Jost, AME3 J. C. Volk, AN J. M. Bromley, AEI R. J. Bollum, ADJ3 J. D. Mason, ADJ2 T. F. Coyle, THIRD ROW-AMH3 T. E. Liskey, AE3 R. E. Oeth, AMSAN R. A. Lange, ATR3 J. P. Crotteau, AN J. E. Polzin. 227 228 :JW ' A 'R -N. ,N VF-162's CO: CDR R. G. Conaughton. C11-W 'L' . f. W Q 1- VF-162 flu? Q' y.!,L,3 wwf w .ww W T X . x 1. . -1 .-.T an-f ,uv-xl.-. fr ' 'W T ' f V' ..- 4' Gi-ill T ' Q- Q 'Y F--:-'4- - 1, KNEELING-CDR M. O. Wright, fbecame CO in Oct.D LT R. M. McLean, LT J. M. Stillinger, LT T. R. Weinel. CDR R. G. Con- aughtong STANDING-CWO2 F. R. Moratto, LT C. G. Rabensburg, LCDR J, O. Kennedy, LCDR K. .-X. Rohdenburg, LT M. G. Scecina, LT D. M. Crabtree, CWO2 J. R. Haworth, LT J. D. Cully, LT J. K. Jackson, LT S. J. Tracz, LT H. K. Kesler, LTL: R. J. Wilcox. , Wg' 1 D'-'S ,fre . f ! fr- If 'K 11 Q f ig t I N , 7 f,' CPOs: AMCS R. L. Smith, AOC L. A. Berg, AQC B. J. Smith, ADCS R. D. Stephenson, AQC L. F. Coleman, AEC L. B. Henry, AMSC R. S. Tuttle. fn-wi f,,,...!f ' -.Q 'L KNEELING-ASE2 J. A. Epperson, AN C. W. Stafford, AMS3 J. J. Thornton, YN3 L. J. Mackey. ATR3 A. L. Jaquez, ADJ2 W. E. Means. ADJ1 B. J. Woolsey: STANDING-AO1 K. K. Sumioka. AO2 L. H, Behrens, SN R. J. Brasic, YN2 J. J. Solon, Jr., YN3 D. L. McKinney, AZ1 D. L. Kulhanek, PN1 W. J. Basgall, ATN2 C. A. Seith, AEAN M. A. Lunceford, AE3 J, P. Douglas Ill, PN2 C. E. Morgan, PN3 B. N. Woodward, AE2 G. H. Barrett, ATR2 F. M. Lipp. ATR2 J. D. Wolf, ADJ2 J. D. Klett. 229 34 'rm 'STN 111619-,na t L 'f . f',,, 9 i .A gf . A fn A ll x KNEELING-TN C. B. Castro, AMSAN S. J. Vassulc, AMH2 J. U. Lev, AMH2 l'. W. Brown, AU.-KN J. .-X. Sll1Hfh9I'S, S ' Barras, AN D. J. Thue, A02 li. D. G4-ear'lmrt, S'l'ANIJlNCl AN P. D. Hramnkolk, .VXICAN M. J. Hruzina. .-X03 U. A. Stream NUT J. E. Batson, A03 J. V. Huselbarth, PRI! li. ll. Neilson, ADI!! 15. P. lfietsvh, .-XMH2 J. H. Horton. .NUI F. 13 Proulx. .-XX X lx Brenton. 230 K '- Y . il YT? M - -4 Q., gn? Nj A Ex VX n bg, , W R- ' I f XJ . VL, lx ,4 X -'r-5, Tw. KNEELING-AN R. L. Sullivan, AN W. T. Jones, ATN3 H. R. Davis, AN G. W. Boyd, AN D. R. Beckendahl, AO8 W. Reiner, AMS3 J. D. Smith, AQF3 J. A. Reidererg STANDING-AOAN L. P. Sandillo, AN J. R. Duren, ATN3 K. J. Koch, AN L. T. Adams, AO3 D. W. Secaur, AN V. V. Buckley, ADJ3 M. A. Oliveira, AMS3 D. E. Townsend, AQB3 R. A. Baker, ADJ2 J. L. Brown, AME3 D. J. Morris, AMS3 D. F. Brown, ATN3 J. R. Kehoe, AO3 F. H. Viggiano, A03 B. S. Price. li-'umm r -. '4 1' '7 .N ,M 231 1 S lJ:. ..,--Sf' If FP-63 VFP-63's OinC: LCDR N. T. Black. if 5 - 'Q .., 'Xdd -In KNEELING-ABHC C. B. Johnson, LTjg T. M. Kaltenbach, LCDR N. T. Black, LTjg B. Boveroux, LT H. P. Fulton, AMSC M. J. Hiattg STANDING-AZ3 D. C. Dunnom, PH2 R. C. Chambers, PT2 R. T. Bennett, AE2 R. D. Barnett, ATN3 C. K. Deen, AK3 W. Davis, PH2 R. Bugg, AMH2 G. R. Capps, AN W. L. Ferrara 4Directly behind Cappsb, AN E. D. Conley, PH2 T. L. Berg, AMH3 R. C. Cartrette, AN R. B. Cosca, ATR2 J. D. Evans, ADJ1 R. M. Clevinger, AMH3 R. V. Flavell. xg:-, Km x--.A4.'..,.:,f 233 234 KNEELING-ADJ3 K. L. Fagerstronm, AN J. F. Payne, A122 'l'. H. Norris, AN if M. ljUI'klk'1.kX, PH.-XN J. D. Teague. .-XBH3 B Snook, PT3 C. Z. Velvvis, AMIII Ii. L. Voising STANIJING--W AN G. A, fylqlklfk, ATN11 N. J. FIYIIIIQ, .-XUJ.-XX T. F. l'lafford. XX 5 D Ifll W Mr ' . L. ' 'nn, ATI E. . :Kay, YN3 L. A. Goodman, li Hl D. O. Hanson, .-XSM3 J. P. 'LZlLl'Zil1, A-XDJ2 F. Yelasquvz, AME? H K Toborg, 'I'N L. Q. Payoyo. 1 -N - w N f ,M OZ' 'T ff, , MW f, mf 497 f f ,, ZMW 4 I' 235 236 VAW-1 1 R , . any Y. gp 34 .-'gf QL-RJ LT T. T. Muraoka LT W. P. Brewer LT W. F. Dufresne LTjg C. M. Bowden LCDR G. L. Wilbur LT NV. H. Criswell. LTjg L. J. Heinrich LCDR J. M. Ferry LT M. J. Healy WO J. M. Walker LT D. P. Whalen LT L. R. Schultz LTjg D. W. Fuller LCDR J. J. Dittrick LT E. M. Krier LT G. E. Flowers LTjg B. R. Nykamp. 'WK .sf -,. .......... . ..,-, --. ,. ...- f uv -f-4--- --4 5. i. Q x,,,,,,0 f'X ... g Www 5 fx , . I, , Q f 5 i ,, .. ' 5 ,,,A:Z4',5. .ml ,W ..,-,-af- 4 90 t I? W' . f .:. v ' 1 ' ' Axfx 'G' I fx iz, :Rf 'rw .i 1 x .35 If KNEELING-SN W. Stillman, ATN3 R. Jones, AE3 L. W. Gordon, AMS3 D. F. Giddings, ADRAN G. W. Gale, ATN3 D. E. Swenson, AN J. R. Lubereckig S'I'ANIJINGvA'I'C G. D. Devin. ADH3 G J. Cooper. PR3 J. P. Chohanin. PN3 D. G. Thorpe, TN P. B. Hernandez, ADRAN D. I.. Sharrovv, A153 C. J. Lewis. AICAN H. N. Axon, Jr.. AMS3 G. R. Curtis, ATR2 R. L. Beavers III, AZ3 E. Tucker, AA D. P. Poquelte, AMS2 If J. Webb. ATI H. A. McDonald. AN H. J. Jones. ADHC D. E. Ward. 1 5 , 237 v l ii H I 1 if 15 gi E 1 w I . 1 . I l 1 i l 5 1 Z 4 l i I 5 v I il il if F95 Q .1- 'i .i .1 .ll . it f fs 'ia i i - l 1 li I ill 11. l I 1 238 . .W w,'m lawn- Qgur 5 103 V, g L, 5. 54? ,? Q,z: f 'xdilht N? X 3 g 1,14 I if w,. . 6 Q lf'7!fQ' 'f 4, ly! ' 1 9' W Wh: X, 7? if e 6 2' KNEELING-AN L. J. Kimble, ATN3 G. L. Brehmer, ATN2 M. E. Askins, AE2 J. M. Jordan, AN J. D. Williams, AK3 F. R. Ra- fael: STANDING-AZ2 A. D. Kuharski, ATN3 F. M. Malloy, ATR3 T. A. Rantala, AE3 J. J. Gray, ATN3 J. L Reutlinger. ADR3 C. W. Lequire, Jr., AT1 R. Clingenpeel, AME3 J. L. Thomas, ATR2 D. A. Yard, AMH1 W. Kerins, AE2 R. L. Olson. A121 D. G. Kelleher, ADR2 G. R. Garrison. ,.-nb gf 19 X , ' .X., x ff! is x I 239 .4-nvmxh ..,.- ' Q... . . MS KNEELING-ADJC J. W. Jones, LT D. S. Parker, A02 D. R. Jones, A02 W. B. Hamilton, AMH1 R. D. Manning, ATR3 J. D. Bus- horeg STANDING-AEC W. H. Boltz, AO1 F. A. Davis, ADJ1 P. K. Bower, AK2 R. F. Murphy, CDR G. A. Hamlin COinCJ, CYN3 P. R. St. Jean, LTjg V. H. Burkhart, LTjg E. L. Street, LCDR B. J. Penn. 1 ' nr Ni ,W I 4 Q' fi. FI '-X7 2411 242 . . - J ' E 3 S.. 'uv' Y., , .Q 'HQ KNEELING-PR3 N. Aleksic, AK3 D. L. Lankard, AE3 I. E. Sojka, AN T. R. Pierson, ADJ2 R. J. Christensen, YN2 J. C. Saavedra: STANDING-AE1 N. F. Saxton, AMI-I2 R. W. Hoxworth, ATR2 J. B. Hurley, AZ2 J. R. Kardeke, ATR3 R. I. Lindholm. PS2 E. P. Wagner, A03 B. J. Steel, ADJ2 J. L. Barnes, ADCS G. Volta. , ..,., 1 l l KNEELING if-AUJ3 J. l.. l'3urklmrt, .-XUJ3 W, R. lflckhoff, AMH2 G. WJ. Whitlock. S'l'!XNlllNll - .-XlXllC3 J. R. Snmls, .-XRS J. ll. Moller. .NIU -XN llf l... Stroud. .-XF3 M. R. lflzluu. S.. QRKNSS - I I ILS! in J of A sw pis KNEELING-ATR3 D. J. I-Iennager. AK2 R. L. Simmons, AN G. Alsup, AN G. R. Lanning, AN R. A. Emery, ATN3 D. W. Meador: STANDING-LT D. S. Parker, WO1 V. R. Askren, CWO2 R. C. Smith, ADJC L. F.Schu1tz,AMS3 E. L. Frankiewicz, ATC N. L. Larson. 243 'YS HC- K . . T .A . lv gf :S 2411 or rms Qi V . FIRST ROW-LT T. A. Warlick, LT J. D. Titchener, LTjg G. F. DiBiase, LCDR J. N. Beem iOinCH. LT J. A. Bonner: SECOND ROW-LT D. O. Dinwiddie, LTjg T. W. Beahan, LTjs.f T. W. Black. LT C. M. Hartwell. E Q M Qi Wi X l 1 I FIRST ROW-AT1 C. R. Dunn, AMSAN L. R. Nilsen, AA S. B. Friedman, AN D. L. King, ADJAN L. E. Buckner, AMS3 G. Hilbert: SECOND ROW-ADJ3 B. Tomkiewicz, ADJ3 D. R. Holiday, ATN3 R. E. Ledford, ADJ3 F. P. Bruzgis, AA H. W. Parker, AN J. T. Kerns, ADJAN J. W. Kesterson, ADJ2 P. T. O'Hara: THIRD ROW-ADCS R. D. Ricksecker, TNSN P. C. Caoile, ADJ2 P. Cann. AMH2 R. W. Smith, ATN2 D. G. McFadden, ADJ1 B. C. Fagen, AMS3 R. J. Kelley, AE2 C. C. Haviland, AZ3 V. A. Stueness, AK2 J. A. Stakey, ADJ2 K. A. Hein. 245 246 ,pw FIRST ROW-AMS2 J. K. Roark, AUJAN D. L. Diczltaldo, AMS3 K. I.. Nzlfaman, .-X'l'N.1XN J, P, Johnson: SECOND ROW' ADJ3 U. R. fforbello, AA D.C.St.a 1ritu,AN.I.W.Freelumi,.-XI'I22E,i',llmxsmy.-XIX!!R.H,H1ml1cs. 1 'W ' ,5ii'VYQ ' 1 5 44' Fw 5 5 '. 247 IE ll fx. FRG A DIFFEHE T POI OF VIE I 3 Q A 1 :S Ex , ,N V V, h fi if 121 1 1. if i f lk E a - Q i 1 ka W J tk ia Qs 3 2? if i .S ,. ,. 1 'm qs +2 5 ,gg sz? ,Q 4 in iezg Eff .Sf lil? ks? 111 3. si ii: 3 243 S 5. , ,, ,WM J W , A 1 ,fx ' , r Vfm, A I f H ' A' P f f ,, f' ,, f f v-P' ' r X ' M M n M ff A , f I f f , ,I 'he .f, ' .,,. 4 ' ' f' , A , ymx ,, f ,. Af 'f,. ,f,V', rkk .l . W P f ,f f a ., ., '- ,- K 'f 'X , , A ' K, .M , f -- M r 7 f ' - 1 fm A . TA A ht N fg - ' fx .M ,Q l,.:g '.' Q 3 5 CREDITS 'Q' Creating a story-telling, comprehensive cruisebook from an original 256 blank pages is a difficult task. Persons who have con- tributed physical aid and advice to the produc- tion are too numerous to mention. To them our humble thanks. It is our wish that Shangri-La's last crew finds the book an ac- curate reflection of the ship's final cruise, to the Western Pacific via The World, 1970. . LTfjgl Rich J ernstedt 5 ,JC f I Public Affairs Office 250 fp-2 Mx I, E ff 'VX SLTglfs ,g! Z! K ,Mx i JO1 Frank Degnan JO2 Mike Snipple JO3 Nick Horvath Jr. JO3 Rich Sarver Photo Lab PHC Morns Perry LT Chuck Sherwood WAl,SWOR1'H Cruise Book Office PUBLISHING 915 ww Zlsl su-or-1 COMPANY Norlolk, Virginia 22l5l7 Nlilfl't'lll1l',xl0,l S -K I, N sfmsi AN John RIVIBCCIO PH3 Norvell Brown A PHI Robert Smith PH1 Lee Weaver PH2 Sidney Kreutzer PHQ Gary Morgan f' , 'fre Q , ,naw 1 :Qi av..-, ' sf' , xx ,I PH3 Keith Guthrle PH2 Tim Irving PH3 Terry Waddell 1 The number of crewmen's contributions of color slides was gratifying. These contributors enhanced the color pages of this production: AQF2 B. E. OWEN JR., ATN2 JIM BAR- NOFF CAIMDJ3 PN3 CLARK SILVER, YN3 BERNIE BEK- KERS, YN3 JAMIE AMRINE QXJQ ATN3 GERRY BOBBITT IVF-1119: ET2 BOB WELCH QOEJQ LTfjgl PAUL KLOTE c5thJg LT WILLIAM MCMICHAEL KOIJQ PT3 MIKE COCKRELL QOPJQ PH2 TIM BERG QVFP-6373 GMTC T. C. GRABOW CWJQ ADJC JOSEPH JONES KVAQ-1291. .v I I AN Bill Phipps i 1 V - 1. , 3 l , FI AL The words of decommissioning descended from the IMC in clear, crisp tones. The announcement was expectedg only the time- liness startled what turned out to be Shangri- La's last crew. It's always a sentimental journey . . . a fighting Man-O-War's last sea voyage with her entire crew. Perhaps it was fitting Shangri-La carried her 3,000-man comple- ment - most of whom were younger than she - around the globe, proudly displaying her aging steel bulk to thousands of people at seven ports. It's easy for seafaring Navymen to talk of their ship as a living, breathing edifice of TRIB TE men themselves. But it really doesn't breathe. Instead it steams . . . in our case, in the defense of the free world. While other ships are often legacies of namesakes from bygone days, there is only one Shangri-La. It is doubtful there will be another. When the final news releases and tributes are long forgotten, Shangri-La will live on - for better or worse - in the hearts of crewmen she once embraced. Such is the complex, sometimes confusing magnetism of fighting ladies that once ex- isted . . . but who exist no longer. . . the highlight of my professional life. Captain H, R Poorman Farewell Address September 6,1970 w.v-,.-.-nf.v.-.qpu...4.....-.,..---f....,4.,-.....v...,,......1.,1-,Q-ax--fi-..-Q4-,,.m,,. ,,, .... , ., ., ..,....... - ---- V--Y Y V V f 253 M Y. ,A X r 255 -4-.1 1 i N ,1 as 1 4 l . V ' ME ORI 5 I , I V X V A 1 1 1 1 1 1 l 1 urjg Francis c. Green II 5 ' smamh 1910 . 1 31 ' LT5g.1ohnB.Go1z 22 April 1970 i AA George D. Williams g '7June 1970 1 V V 1 1 J LT John s. Earle 1 22 June 1970 f FA John E. Wenzel l 16 October 1970 X! M 1 PFC William H. Nelson, USMC 24 November 1970 uni ND' ' Ivtl ,L ' 1 f , I-.4 r 1 v x A ' s , . . 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