Shenandoah (AD 26) - Naval Cruise Book

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Movie area on the O-1 deck aft. ff K . J' ' S .iw 4. f f f fi, - N ll , f ' S xg J . J A I if l v' Y., J J i ' f ' il H -.- 5 T . X , I 2 'V ,' D Y 1 A 5 4 , I I 2 , 5 , h xg f X ui , ' 9 xt- . . J his ers. 1 . A+.: f 4 -A . 1 First row, left to right: Petricone, S. P., Philbrick L. E., Stucin, J. E., Quintin, R. A., Sherman, R. T. l I Kincaid, T. C. Second row: Stigler, W. H., Yar- nell, R. M., Mounce, F. J., Roy, H. K., Teibel, K. C. Stevens, W. G., Moss, T. W., Wallbrown, C. E. McBride, B. C., Hartle, W. C. Third row: Upton W. D., MCI-Iale, J. D., Walters, G. S., Letts, V. A. Ill I0 11' i Q I l V 'Lf' 42? ki 1 H. D. Van Orden Division Ofiicer, Turner, K., Maher, F. W., Paden, J., Palaszewski, C. A. Fourth row: Schneider, J. E., Lauderrnilk, W. H., Lang- strand, E. L., Kane, T. P., Lassiter, J. E., Montgom- ery, J. H., Lucke, W. A., Ossick, F. W., Meggison, G. W., McHale, J. C., Thomas E., Taskey, F. C., Thomas, R. L., Phillips, J. O., Lafrance, L. J. Hoisting the M boat on the O-1 deck aft. Receiving guard mail on the fantail r

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1 i f fi r 1 I , . ft f Y l if . 1 4 I fi f f 3 1 l 4 f , . if 1 i if i1 i 'Jr -If u' 3 21. g far i i il' l G I l i ig - ' ' . p fx, ,. it as lf? E ff 9 ' f 3 is ' vt 'ii ',' R Y 7 X I ii I 'Y Q ' fi l xx A ' I . Q. . 'm AMI ' SECOND DIVISION First row, left to right: Buff, F. A., Beal, H. M., Casey, J. J., Glowacki. Second row: Friess, E. F., Hendrix, R. C., Casey, P. E., Demeter, S. R., Haut- mann, K. H., Jiancristoforo, V., Huch, J. F., Bar- boza, A. R., Bollibon, S. E. Third row: Jepson, C. W., Fatigati, L. J., Huey, J. R., Chief C. C. RUNNING the mighty jumbo boom on the O-1 deck aft was no small job, but all in a day's work for the Second Division. Also run by the division back aft was the huge M boat. All of our beach swimming parties were supplied with gear and food stuffs through the use of the LCM. The crew of the Captains Gig were Second Division men as well as several of the crews of our liberty launches. Refueling at sea, a hazardous job in any weather, is handled smoothly and efliciently at our fueling stations and only through thorough training and teamwork, can this be accomplished. Our thanks for a job well done, to the Second Division I I ,p.. Q, Hicks, T. M. Lasseter, Gunnery Officer, H. D. Van Orden, Division Officer, Diulus, R. D., Bodin, A. I., Dyser, J. M., Finnemore, D. E., Caffarella, P., Kleven, R. A., Adkins, M. H., Boggs, W. A., Kirk, R. H., Grisham, W. L., Cooper, H. L., Bartels, W. K., Didomenicantonio, M. J., Edwards, R. L., Bass, J. B. l 4 E00 ll lg'-r' Refueling at sea. Our 5 in. 38 in action on the fantail.

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.lf 4? Cannes-the gem of the Riviera. Yacht Basin at Cannes. I Q W l F. Heads I gt I 72 al 3, - ra :JSE 1 U , up! O. 'S RX- UANN ...om ON THE RIVIERA, the playground of Europe, life moves only towards relaxation and recrea- tion. lYe enjoyed the beautiful white sand beaches and the hard pebble beaches of Nice washed by the clear blue waters of the Mediterranean. Those French bathing suits were somewhat alarm- ing at first but soon we were in the spirit, too, and enjoyed the warm Mediterranean sun as we watched the scenery , along the beach. Cannes proved to be one of the finest ports we visited during our stay . . . Here there was almost everything, night life, good food, wonder- ful beaches and the finest hotels in the world. We went on tours to Monte Carlo and visited the world famous Riviera wonderland. For some there were the parties at Fort Carre and for others the cool shade of an open restaurant afforded views of the passers-by. XVe tried our seanianship on the paddleboats and found that the Riviera confirms its reputation. Long live the Bikini. W E l' 'mx 5- J ' 1 ,.-,ar -4 T, .-.U '7 ' ' ..- fr' ' ,x ' -51. ' gf. , y., Q .-2372 Boston Pops-Riviera style. J'-'YB