Shenandoah (AD 26) - Naval Cruise Book

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1958 volume:

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CASCADE greeted us warmly and we listened intently to the stories, experiences, and recommenda- tions of her crew Transfer of all vehicles and supplies was rapidly accomplished and two days later we longingly watched CAS CADE head for home Welcome SHENANDOAH! Don't be blue. Best ship CASCADE did it, so can you Let's keep friendship between you and I for we'll be home on the Fourth of July v if-as ,f , 1 sr 1 !f- 4 LX 3 f A', QJYN.. . A Q 1 ,. rn-3 --1 'rr - 1 ' S rf' I-' 1.,'lg. ,O-.l I A Q ,.!fL fvv- '- -, A -Q F W . , ws ,, fm m ,,,, ,Gi , . ,W 1 H , if lin- May 10 - May 17. . May 19 - June 8 . .Tune 10 - June 29 . July - July . July 26 - August 15 PORTS QF CALL . Palma Spain Catania Sicily Piraeus Greece . Naples Italy we ' as af 'Y' . g an 'I M M , i 1 4, po -nf MQ 3, , ,,,,, Y F- :U ' If 4 rf Q Q E Y' ' 1 . --f ,, . U l V -'4 ' hmm uw - , W U , Q T :ggi 1 19 . . . , I l N Suda Bay, Crete Nz., u, .ffivif Ek f , f , v 2 I L 'I i, L Q E x l A 5 , ,44 ,-,.. 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Tours were in order to the Caves of Drach and surrounding communi- ties. The countryside was very colorful with the myriads of pastel wind- mills and abundantly verdant crops. Palma is a popular port of call of all ships of the Sixth Fleet and as we departed from this splendid port we were outspoken in our desires to re- turn here, possibly to await our relief. 13 1 4 ff? hs 1 fff ,d ,W fo 4 5. , .rg -2' I I fx G g,,.--Q7zgO-Lf- A -' ' 4 A fy V fv X ,f X wmv N X N jf o if 4 ' QQ -Q! 1 M I Z' b 1 Q A wh Q oi I -. Tcmaass f' '.-Z1 , 1 9 4 0 1 'Nh' 1 1- r fr -X Q . 1 ,Q --' fi ' MQ . 9 , J s Q25 f h A P , 0 , ,fl X T 4- f b , - ,F- , - 1, 'iz K X x f- f I hx. E Txjgpy 1,2 X fr! . X 1 ij, fl 2 , fx' V' 'ff f f' S x,, ll ... mum I ' h 1 ,NIV .ik -Q V -In ' film., l - r1H l -Q N H uv if lmmuue - nu l un ,u,,'mu.lalalunuarumpu,,, ' I ig. H , ,T-f -A - - ul ,- --- -, V ll ' F 'awifsmw' 1 . Yf W N u ,-741: X' ,gfzfl . 3 NW ,g12.g5i1?,. ,?' 9- Mew.. 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HQ, ' ff Z yi .if 4, 3 4,41 A f, ff nf T .3 f X i-, L. g 2 Q-if , X QV Rx fs 5 x I xl ,SVI J l X 4 V i 3 I 4 lun- ,, A, ,,f if f J. l ' l., , . iffy fl is I if GJ G f Arriving in Catania, Sicily on May 19, we found it to be a city of some e east coast of Sicily at the foot of EurOpG'S largest Volcanic Mountain, Mt. Etna. Catania afforded us a very I'1iCe beach near our rnoor' ' h ' scaped parks. 300,000 people located on th ing sig t and also afforded several beautifully land- Tours were in order to Syracuse with its interesting Greek Carthagin- ian ruins, Taorrnina with its quaint shops, excellent beach, beautiful flow- ers d ' an unsurpassed views of the countryside and Sea, and Mt. Etna which will not soon be forgotten by our more athletic sailors who scaled the heights to Etna's 10,750 foot snow capped apex. vi fx lf wh ri., b A iqqfg 7 fu KN M x Rid V x Q Pa s S in Review I' J--, -Q ,J yf 4? 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We assumed a Med Moor position and pre-pzaliwcl to rc-ct-ive several destroyers alongside and the usual numht-r of tour rep- T . esentatives and salesmen on board. Tour parties were o iously departed for the famed Acropolis to view tht- classic 1'L1lI15 f o which Athenian culture evolved. From tht- At-ropolis we viewed the 1 rganized and Sl'-lENANl7OAll mt-n anx- g ory that once was Greece, thc- Pztrtht-nun, Propylzwa, The' ater of Dionysus Od , Sum of l-lerodos Atticus .tml tht- tt-mplv of Athena Nike. Trips to interesting spots :incl g.trch.tt-ologit al sites included visits t ' ' 0 Coflflthl EPUSIS, the torrib of Ihr- Unknown Sultlivr. the palace of th ' e King of Greece, the Nrttiouztl llistorit .tl lxlusvum, and the stadium where the first olympic ggtmt-s wtirt' pl.tx'0diI1 1896. Z4 2' Q. 7x 1 J ff --- , ,-1. K .iff 1'-3 J' .xvlr A GUI: 'Q 'aw- arnfjliz' ' 5,7 K . Y l QW: ' 'X ,ufw xm i R. 4 ,,,.,s,5 4. . 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N 'ini-W A '41 it gi, if' A -'B-' 6 ZHVX 2:55 UQ sg . faint? B fQ'Q94+rf Mn fb -15:9 XSNES--il 2 xt 3 1 , 1 sf: x ,,,,,,.-.-fM'- 7 L ..,...,-:nv U YTTTT T Q 'wwf .- f , -,M ,, x'7 5 ? i:X - ,rs - X fa. ' i On July 1 We sailed into the breakwater of Naples harbor and Med Moored once again. The city of Naples looked down on us from several steep hills the principal ones being Vomero and Posillipo. Mt. Vesuvius to our right, Ominous and Awsome, com- pletes the perimeter. Naples being ltaly's third largest city af- forded SHENANDCAH many varieties of entertainment in addition to the tours to Mt. Vesuvius, famed burried city of Pompeii, Sor- rento, Isle of Capri and Rome. Naples is an exciting port in that there are commercial and passenger ships in and out of here daily from all over the World. We spent many liberty hours shop ping for the worldly goods available here and also enjoying the excellent Italian Cuisine found along the beautiful Bay of Naples. All hands seemed to enjoy Napoli very much and were disap- pointed when we were ordered to leave early due to the crisis in the Mid-East countries of Lebanon and Iraq. On July 19 we de- parted Naples heading for the Eastern Mediterranean Sea. 31 I Ill llll Aish -u.L.,w 1.-W-, 493 ,. 725- K ff-fP'W if-2 2 H K 4. 5 qw x- ,fi ,figs vi Y-A 3 1 I V' A tw IIIY iii 3,,.- we , Qfffj if 1 i vim giekg XF ' .c MLM X, , I X f' ra .- PM fl UN -' 9 lr Q. rfAu 'J' I 97 If glsjpx ji! NAME -' 'fn X ' ,L QW 'Q l . Xf , 1-7 X xffaw, f I ,I ww 'f' Q- I , A ji ' S k J F- -' ' :iii-fl ' jx- 'x ' --, 1 5-A 1 .Q 41, ,f 1 V . X -' W --- :f.-t I 1' ' ff-J ,X X f KSU , X 1 E3 U M Q 7 EY QDCDEO YOU WANNA BUY The city park located along the Bay of 1 Naples was a popular attraction for al hands. Its Zoological gardens, aquamum, and amusement park provided hours of di ver sified ente rtainment. ja. .al , Ep, l'x'1 .. 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We enjoyed trips through the Blue Grotto and swimming at Gracie Fields famous pool and beach. if J 7 Q yi x ,. t iarirgtigi ,- X N 3 . ,x 1 1 ? ,fnf 'Qi ROME HIGHLIGHT The USO arranged a papal audience for us with: Ai 'Y f., J 1 D ' Vff . 't we uv-My X ' POC-13 38 P ius XII ,Am n as The Straits of Me 5 gina Southern coast of Italy Isle of Strornboli If Q., T tags-is W: wwkw ..w...., 3 -fl . .. . ,xg kv 4 QYNA1 .ii X A Xxxf, X 3 , in X. L RN ' 'S bf' 155, 4 'sq SX!! 39 Tower on Sicilian coast as we passed through Straits of Messina. -f ' .gh WEE. fwxnnx Oil'. EW v'T '1 -- if , 1, l . Q , - T r , ,. :J1V '44fx gf!-Z.1..'JQ f4, -,:Sr.x af.. - ,x . . ,M ' J , . ' , I , Jjjw WML., ' , . , , , If Z - A I 1 ff IN s Q X, u ,, Q, ....---- -V M...-f f v- vw 'tl ff ' ' 1 ' ,, 1 2 ' f ' gf 1 fn iw J 0 5: 1 ' A N D. 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F F jk gif we f' K 1 ' 1 .,,, I -W if . .S-U J lg EES EEE, Edlk! Q if 3 XX 1 fx! , M 4, J x., -f ,I V, S . , -4 gf Xmunvf Rx XXV. ' ff f L J , X I . f y,Mx5, U - if 4 i 'r , X: 2 if N 5 V ff: f1f,,.v.-V , , ' f,Lx mmf 'A ' ' On July 12 we assembled for change of command ceremonies as Captain J. W. KOENIG read his orders directing him to take Command of U.S,S. NORFOLK QDL-ll. With the traditional expression l relieve you Sir, Captain B. J. SEMMES became the present Commanding Officer of SHENANDOAH QAD-265. Following the ceremony, ships officers as- sembled in the Wardroom to bid hail and welcome to Captain SEMMES and hail and farewell to Captain KOENIG. U' 1 Wg, at Q 5 i ' ' ..., 1....... Y ,- Y -' ' , 6,1 . offfnnqigd Q ,. W hw - of use ,n K - I fn -vu- NOPER TIO CATCH-LIP Away the Whirly Bird Iraq, Syria and Jordan, the ships of the SIXTH Fleet dispersed suddenl the Eastern Mediterranean Sea on July 14. The suddenness of this dep ment left many personnel on liberty and leave stranded SI-IENANDOA remained in Naples, Italy for three days in order to collect these peI'S nel. We collected some three h d d un re officers and men from twenty-S Due to increasing tension in the Middle East countries of Lebanon, ! ' I ' c n ships and departed for point Exodus and operation catch-up. Dufi this operation we were visited b V der, SIXTH Fleet. y ice Admiral C. R. BROWN, COYTIIUB- 42 SUDA BAY RET With the outbreak of the crisis in Lebanon and Iraq, we steamed East from Naples and rendezvoused with the SIXTH Fleet southeast of Crete. After returning the stranded personnel to their respective ships we pro- ceeded in the company of several destroyers to Suda Bay, Crete. This deep water harbor, where low-flying German planes caught and destroyed elements of the British Fleet in 1941, was our home from July 26 to August 15, the day we got underway for the U.S.A. after having been relieved by USS Grand Canyon. Canea, the Cretan Capitol, with a population of 30,000 was the largest city in the area. This ancient city was the center of the Minoan civiliza- tion which flourished in the 16th century B.C. Since then it has seen the rule of the Romans, Turks, British and Germans. The city still bears the scars of the bombs and shells it received when it fell in the face of Ger- many's first large-scale paratroop attack of World War Il. Recreational facilities were limited but most everyone enjoyed the ex- cellent beach near Canea and the shoppers among us will long remember the Canea public market where anything from a wicker basket to a goat's head could be purchased. sl 44 ff, gi -8? yn E375 9 0 Q, N gg,-3 wa xx W 'w 4 lg lit -if Q.. '- I - r' , x , I' 3 s it . . n 9 3 1 ,F ' if X . . , I' ' - ' r , lr 1 1 E 5 s .4 2 'Q 1 Qs w v, ,. , - 4 W .... . I 1 rm. 1 rw FN A. ' I f On the morning of August 14 all hands manned the rail to i B , ' ' look for Big Beautiful 28 the U.S.S. Grand Canyon. She ar- 1 -, W f ' rived on schedule and after making new acquaintances and re- Yi newing old friendships we began a hasty transfer of vehicles, fda fb stores and supplies. c 5 v On the morning of August 15 with respective salutes and ' f f waves of fond farewell we cast off from Grand Canyon andwith 'X' A ' c our bow pointing West we settled down for the 4,800 mile ,X xx, JJ' ff' cruise home, very proud of our accomplishments and very , V happy to be relieved and on our way to the U.S.A. my 1 fs ig RAN -.5 il S Y S S X s Da1sy Da1sy our bow '7 To starboard or port or stra1ght across ur course true and then dead ahead at ,-K QU .,,.f,x , 'Q x 'f' I Hua .14 -.QL , i . Tr ' mia. - 33 ' u 1 V MER' www mn I if? :gg rf f f, , -N L . fr ,, ':,::'i1ii ff? , A we R ggguwii ff m 'gilt ,. A :S TA f x F I If? ru., U X r I K I Q. if 'fp m y I, X Q QW My gf' ,P 1 ,3 ,I X ? wxh. 42? f -A L15 ! 6, x x I 17 M, ,ffssfc-,gm X 9 x . L 'N Y 3 g ' ' 'V gil-41 YOU EXPECTING SANTA 2 H PPYH LIR The long hours of steaming watches were interspersed with early evening Happy Hours arranged by Chaplain Odell. These sessions were welcome breaks in the routine and pro- vided song, laughter and camaraderie. ...X 1 Go Man G ,4X gi sr ,4Q Leading Seaman on the Ol - Deck get- i X is-:Q i i wee-Sq 9- ' w I oo-5 X W g Dance with me Henry' 51 L-Q XS, xiijr-2, 1 il' A 1 al. hun .l I-.. x i N F f ,Q 3 iv N if Lsujnlxkfli i X Q1 On the afternoon of August 30th after playing tag with hurricane Daisy, we steamed into Norfolk amid the cheers and warm welcome of our dependents and friends. Each One of us will readily acknowledge that there's no place like home. Even the coal piles surrounding the piers looked invitingly pleasant On this particular day. l 1 if 3l. I, F 'l .ll 1 , 1 1 1 i I 5 J F 33 2 7 li at We spent Q days at sea Had Q days in port Steamed 12,850 miles Received 1,496,800 gallons of fuel Transferred 393 225 , gallons to other ships Worked on approximately E ships Completed 2,248 ' b Jo orders of 52,041 man hours Consumed Q tons of beef and Q1 tons of potatoes Washed d ' own with l4,040 g Used 2,750,000 feet or 520 miles of toilet paper The barbers gave 4,631 haircuts The Post Office handled 75 t Q ons of mail The Dry-Cleaning Plant cleaned 3,377 articles of clothing Disbursing Office handled f5595,768.93 We c onsumed 2,000 gallons of root-beer The Personnel Office recei LET' ACE IT .Q t, ,1- is allons of coffee pted and transferred over 500 men i Ei U, 9 1:9 n my MKYONIVW , It uss X SHENANDOAH ,M my 3 R UP F CTUM sew' I ul m r, Hx I R45 I WWI 1 K -'fu-. . We .4 , mls ' ' KL a gr, A if .Y 1 . v ULN 11, liz y Q .16-Q VJ , iff? 3 V5.5 ' inn .N .f g 2' ' EP b A F : 1 k -.XI X M F o x I , i 'i P' xl Y E I K ' N ' ., if Z 2: WLMW ,. .LF ' gig H , 1 Q' rL 4' i M ,Jw 1 5' 9 1 A If :gif 2 A PE ' ' 5 1 N E y, 5 'hllw x ,WV 'ign- M If Q ii Q , X ire A CDR K.D. Taylor Supply Officer CDR C.O. Parrish Dental Officer LT W.G. Woody Asst. Dental Officer LT ljgi G.C. Pailas Stores Officer LT. P.K. Schaeffer Asst. Dental Officer CWO W.E. Hans Torpedo Repair Officer LT- RH- Jennings cwo W.W. Brock Medical Officer Electronic Repair Officer 56 QQ p. LCDR E.B. Williams Repair Officer 14' C' A 2: f f'? lm. 1 ' gr .'v. -is- f V A xg If ,V f X. Ens. R.G. Norton Asst. Personnel and Legal Officer CWO A.L.J. Spisak Electric Repair Officer CWO L.B. Hagenian Electrical Officer LT M,P, Raymond Engineering Officer LT Cjgi J.A. Sheenan Damage Control Assistant CWO S.Q. CaYt0n Ships Boatswain cwo w.F. Meelfn' Ordnance RCPP111' Officer if V 2 17 QIQ5. Q LT, D,W, Starbuck First LT. and Gunnery Officer Ensign E.D. Friedenberg Communications Officer CWO A.E. Fiftal LT. R.W. Odell Chaplain Ensign J. Shroeder Disbursing Officer Q, W M av M z Q' X CWO A. Hoffman 9. Sha' . t-f sr 1 4 by-Q ' 'Q ,r, LT. CLC. Field Operations Officer and Navigator . Q E4-,ss if--X CT 1 Ensign I-LN. Herstein Ships Store Officer ff 1 ,-1 x . ' iq' iw CWO J.E. Cruce iw. LT fjgl E. Rogers Assistant Repair Officer -595' 'I en' Ensign A. Voulgaris Main Propulsion Officer CWOH.L. Still Ships Gunner Commissary Machinery Repair Hull Repair Officer Officer Officer if A i . jijj D .. 'jAQa. fl 5, I .fm-,, N vin, . , I 1 ,mDb7wjgggj4m7, .I Ensign R.K. J ame s L Hmwm:'mL?MM'f 'Wifi-331-Hs.,i:aff-fgla As sistant Supply i K'i' 2:-rf-4 '-i, Officer L 57 x EL r I ' , 2' s if v F l 'f -4 I 5 ,J 4, V z,v ,V , p f , ,J WV! I I ? , r .sz A - f V1 1-I ff:-ff T? .Q -'-fu ff 45 ' I X , X' , ,E fl 4 ' A f , X ,,..uf-- M i ,, .. f 6 x , F , Q 6 , rf ,. if I , ii h N--. 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M... . ' N . X It ' , . CT? x x H din X? SX 5 ,,.,.,,V T I M - ik V v! f if x . 1, ' kff ' -ALL V f . 73585 inf g f'f?, ni fxgswg -5 xf 1 vw 4 V ,.,, - A Ii V Q X ,lf N If ' . I! I .kiash A. ,Wk K xi 1 xx X r f. F, xy X Ai M AA '15 X, 5 1 V Vi, ,X I M A ,Q K4 ....-A, Q 'K V Xxf-fl' ' J if P e X , - 1 V AI' V R.: i . . Mi :ls ,.--Q? .,,.. 1 Q K K J iv 1 f-V., ...... VN , 8 .xftx '. X P -K X , .E K' ' 7' V4 V 'V '15 ik, V s A , -- , 3 ,. - . xl. V--Q .K 4, ,QR in ., . 5 b : 1 R xgxw Q, V ' ?,f xx fa, g. j' Q ,J I E K K ' . 1 1 f '32 NBR . W' 1l' ,V l'g1 i ',,-I V . 1 .2 UtV'1'- 'M .. ' f H , if-if ' V cg E-,-. ,VV . . Ai,lE'1....if'i4l,. auf, - Q .,...-1-.1,,,, p-.Auntie , ' , - - x ' ' V , 41 5 I J SY lst Row: BILLETDEAUX, HADAWAY C0-.YTON CWO LEWIS FITZGERALD. Znd Row: DEMISAK GILLEY DECHRISTOPHER BONE, BENNEFIEL, .IARMAN 3rd Row STOBIERSKI KING BOW MAN, SORGE. First Division country lies up forward . . . the forward part of the hull, the for- ward booms, winches and rigging, forward boat stowages, anchor and mooring gear, foremast and rigging, and the forwardhalf of the armament, including fire control, ammunition hoist, and magazines. Here the men of the First Division load mate- rials, stow boats, vehicles and perform the thousand and one jobs of a deck Sailor. Y i 5 ,f Y X! Q D R ,I lst Row: FONTAINE, KUTCHUK, SCHULTZ, WILLIAMS, LEACH Znd Row: JACKSON, HOLI-IOUSER, WEEKES, CAYTON, CWO5 CRIST, POHLER. 3rd Row: MARTIN, FRY, KERN, DUHAMELL, MORRIS, ARBOGAST. 4th Row: FEEI-IAN, YOUNG, ROBERTS, PETTIT, STONEBRAKER, WALL, MITCHELL. I T R lst Row BROWN FERRIER SCHNIEDER PASKO NEWLON, SEP PANEN SHOWERS Znd Row SACKETT LECLAIR BRIGHT I-IAYS JULECH SWIMPSON BROWN 3rd Row HENTZE TYLER MEAD OWS CRESS COOK Back aft hes the doma1n of the Second D1 v1s1on Thls 1nc1udes the hull of the sh1p from m1dsh1ps to fanta11 and the gear located there the after boat booms ma1n mast and mg Slflg after boat stowages boat dav1ts tow1ng and rnoormg gear and the after armament 1n cludmg f1re control ammun1t1on ho1sts and mag?-Zlnes The flrst Job to be done upon ar r1V1I1g at a new port of call 15 the lowerlng of the 'M boat and the last Job before leavmg 15 1tS1Oad1ng W1th other Jobs completed the men of the Second D1v1s1on return to the con Stant task of ma1ntenance Z-T01 3 MJM. JOHE5 TW W ,J K ff ,, if 4 IIN Qffiff , A f : J : 9 : ' J.: , . I , , , , 1 J ' : 1 .v I I ' 1 ' '- ,slayer-rfb L Q . 3 . .72 'J W , , -7 KB., , 9 ' - .5 ,Q H , . . . , ' XX - 1, -L - G - - , 4 0 ' ' . . ' 1, I . . ' ' 1 f s , I X I s 4 l X -, - ,j. -- 1 g xx XJ' xy it I 5 i I R V65 ij, 3 . - , 7 X ' . ffiif' f ' ef .- ' fwfjj' 1155,-'j . 1 .f fc., - , ff -1 ' - ,gf has - .. My -- SJ ' Y ...M 5 . ,H ,Q A F G , ' J Q fa --- .kX' f .. Q ,4 - . A 6 0 T o 2, 61 I . , Q .. H f lsr ROW: TERRILL, ERICKSQN, PASKO, GMCQ REED, DEFORREST and ROW: DEESE, LEMASTER, FRANER, CHILDS, BURSENOS. 3rd Row: RQSIN, CARNE, WALLERICH, BEADLES. ' .11 - NJJ. A ,,,1 M wg -51 5 v- Y xnxx A Y, Q 'A 'X ' A N f N ,qi L ft to Ri ht, lst Row: CORDOVA, PRESTON, LOVE, MIEZEJEW- 9 S SKI. Znd Row: GELSEMINO, NAFKE, LALANCETTE, LCDR WIL- LIAMS, CWO CRUCE, ORRISON. 3rd Row: RAMSEY, REDDEN, SHOEMAKER, APLIN, MAIR, SAXBY, SWANSON, BETHEA. 4th Row: LITMAN, MC CEE, KERGER, QUINNES, SNOW, MILLIGAN, DENTON, GREEN. Highly diversified in its activities, the Hull Repair division is composed of the following: Shipfitter and Sheetmetal, Welding and Blacksmith, Pipe and Copper, Carpenter and Pattern shops, the Sail Locker, and the Divers. While Blacksmiths and Sailmakers stir images of the Windjammer Navy, the canvas covers and ironwork produced by Shenandoah's smiths and sailmakers are vital to the maintenance of a modern warship . . . so too are the welding of steam fittings and repair of ships bear- ings done by our Divers: Carpentry re- pairs made on the wooden-hulled sweepersg and the innumerable sheet- metal, pipe and casting jobs performed for the Tin Cans alongside. 7 , 7 if Z a S A6 W 4 as , - , t f A W f f , K I, 'C XM' 4 fi is , X , 7 J WNV' X, I 1 war, ,f fa 9 JKT j ff 4 'Z , t A,-f ll 63 U5 Purzmwq, Luce A s41TTEN,HuH! R , , . , 1 Left to Right, lst Row: WILLIAMS, BOWLER, PEDERSEN, SAND- LIN, DAVIS. Znd Row: NAFKE, BAILEY, LCDR WILLIAMS, CWO CRUCE, FERGUSON. 3rd Row: LALANCETTE, KLATT, GAIL- LARD, ZINN, BUSK, COUGHLIN, BUSKO, FLOWERS, ORRISON. 4th Row: METZER, HALL, CHINGMAN, GREENE WILLIAMS. 5th Row: SCHARFF, BROADUS, PULCINI. -Y . I I ' 5 R X ' - I ,JI , 'I' Q - ,, ..,,. .,,, ,, 1-,,, 'Q 7 I ,X ., I if 7 iv l I is :pf ,af ff' 5 ,ix 'S Q, if lst Row: LOGAN, CAULEY, I-IOLKNECHT, GAYAN, WOOD. Lind Row: FERGUSON, BAILEY, WILLIAMS LCDR, CRUCE CWO, HART 3rd Row: DUFUR, MORGAN, WADE, GORSKI, GRAF, DICK, HOP- KINS, 4th Row: MORRIS, ARABIE, MARZ, ZINSER, WALLEN, WATKINS. X! ,QA 10- Left to Right, lst ROW: JOHNSTON Mc CURRAY OSBORNE MINOH. and Row: BROWN, HAMILTON LCDR WILLIAMS LT ogy ROGERS, MOORE. 31-fi Row: GRESHAM GLACKEN SYMON CHRISTENSEN, LUDWIG, FARMER BAILEY 4th Row TRIPP f BAYLOR, PARSONS, CARPENTER OATUONO GILL KLEVEN I I BOND. Z The Machinery Repair division comprises the light, heavy, and outside machine Shops . . . refrigeration, boiler shops, foundry and the Repair Office. ln these shops and aboard the ships alongside, the Machinists Mates, Machinery Repairmen, Boilermen and Molders of the division provide technical assistance. The work of the entire Department is di- rected from the Repair Office, where under the supervision of the Repair Officer, busy Yeomen process the forms and compile the reports necessary to coordinate the many and varied work request undertaken by repair. I F if ig 1 5 Left to Right, lst Row: ALFORD, AUSTIN, OSBORNE, CARPENTER. Znd Row: BASS, HOFMAN, CWO2 LCDR, WILLIAMS3 LT Ugj Q: RODGERS, SHIVER, DEGREVE, 3rd Row: HOWELL, PAVUK, S35 FRESON, GOLDSMITH, JAMES, MOSELY, EVERETT, HOWARD. 3 4th Row: MC DONOUGH, DUFFEE, SHELLY, MC LOUGHLIN, JUD- I soN, METCALF, HOOD. i 'fi Q Q ilw ,nm-xg 1 1 1 1 4 , lst Row: BOSH, BERNHARDT, PLONSKI, FAIRCHILD. Znd Row BROWN, BASS WI , LLIAMS, ROGERS, FURR. 3rd Row: JUBACH WAGGLE, MIKLOVIC, PHILLIPS, BURNETT, REHDER, BAKER. 4th Row: CONSTANTIN, WILSON, PI-IELPS, WILSON, WHITE, SCI-IMIDT, DALY. R R- W 68 5- x UD! Le-ffv 12-1 za, WW Left to Right, Kneeling: DAMRON, STRUBLE, HARKER, CAUDILL BAILEY. Sitting: PETERSON, SPISAK, WILLIAMS, ROGERS, PARCEL. lst Row Standing: ELLIS, HICKS, FERRARA, CAPUTO, TATE, DEVORE, SNYDER, MATTHEWS. Znd Row: HEUGHAN, MAYS, CHILDERS, TINKLEPAUGH, BUTTERWECK, O'NEAL, GUTTENMYER, BUBER, REYNOLDS. iffy? -ff ERT, ETC, SUTTERFIELD. First Row: HUNN MOORE FARMER, ROGERS, NAWN. second Row: STOWELL BRADY MANNING, VALORE, HIRST. IQ Seated: KOBL, RMC, BROCK, CWO, LTCDR WILLIAMS BANG Everything that uses current falls within the scope of the duties of the Electrical and Electronic Repair Division. Between cups of coffee, the Electronics Techni- cians, Sonarrnans, Electricians Mates and I.C. Electricians of the third division can be found puz- zling over such gear as a rnyopic Searchlight or a radar set that has been tracking flying dutchrnen Shops included in the division are the Electrical, I.C., Cvyro- compass, Battery, Electronics Repair, Teletype, and Crypto- graphic Repair shops. 1 R X .l 'M Alxg ' P, ., N, , V-...A .. lx F Al, . X -eggs 5 Q, if , -I. ,L , its , Q41 7 i ' X , - ' , , ss f , Left to Right: lst Row: LOWE BURCESS WHITE HUTI-I WI-IEATON. Znd Row: SCOTT I-IANS CWO WILLIAMS LCDR MEELER, CWOQ ELLYSON 3rd Row WEST LAMB MAKEY CLIFTON,LOCKWOOD,NEAL I-IUNTLEY -ith Rovt MYERS r KULICK,BROWN,BORDEN EATON BERINGER SEAMAN w HAWLEY, SPENCER. 9 By Virtue of its heterogeneous nature, the rnen of the SIXTH Divi- sion can repair anything from a Mark 37 director to an Underwood Standard . . . Job repairs ranging from a telephone book to a torpedo overhaul . . . telescopes, photo- graphs, and acey-ducey boards, also fall within the ran e of talent of the g Instrum entm en, Opticalrn en, Li- thographers, Gunner's Mates, Fire Control Technicians, Torpedornen and Photographers assigned here. 11. l'. 1 6. ,, Ei lst ROW: BOOHER, SHARUM, DAVISCN, REX, SCARBROUCH. and If Row: SHEFFARD FTC, HANS CWC, WILLIAMS LCDR, HIRSCH- I, FIELD LIC, SHERBERT DMC. 3rd Row: BUSWELL, LAMPE, MAT- lv TISCN, MORAN, HAYES, PICKARD. 4111 Row: CAMA, FISHER, 5 LYNCH, YCUNC, STARCHER, CAMPBELL, IMESCN. X B F '-W I gn, ,WV si 'iff A Q 8 Ist Row: RICKETTS, TOBY, CULL, HILES, MC CLOSKY. Znd Row: RAYMOND LT JOHNSON JOHNSTON, WHITE, SHEENAN LT Qjgj, , . 3rd Rowi MAURER, HAUGLIN, MILLS, GIAIME, BARNES, BENNER CARLILE. 4th Row: EAGLE, WATSON, BLOCK, ADAMS, EMMI, LOCKHART , VAUGHN , LARKOWSKI. The Machinists Mate and Enginemen of A- ' t Division operate and maintain the broad varie y of auxiliary equipment found on a modern Naval h' from vessel. Their work encomposes everyt ing running the ship's air compressors to transferring an engineer TAD to the ship's boats. The ship is also dependent upon A Division for such vital serv- ' tion. ices as heating, fresh water, and refrigera In addition to the equipment which they operate, the A Division maintains such diverse items as Sh1P'S Winches, whistle and equipment in the dry cleaning plant, 5 I, T l W U l 1 ' I Left to Right, Seated Row: M1zE, SPENCER, RAYMOND, VOUL- E' oAR1s, TAYLOR. lst ROW standing: VEACH, BELCHER, WICK- l, ERT, HAWKINS, CRAIG. Znd ROW standing: NEWTON, HAMMOND, MCALISTER, CANONC, RICHARDSGN, BUCK, ENGLART. l B Division is responsible f0I' the ship's boilers and for its fuel stowage and feed water 1 l ' 1' tanks. Deep down in the environs of f the ship, the divisions Boiler A Tenders man the boilers on an around-the-Clock basis. The i f steam generated is fed to the l . . f' turbines which Convert lt H1110 the force which propels the ship steam must be available for electricity and heating, for the ' operation of the ship's laundry and galley's and for the 1159 of the Destroyers a1ongSidC it , 5 I A s 1, , , ll I x l In addition, in port or unde1'WaY' 1. ' ' ' N Q- E .A 'N A f' af I . V 4 iii? , S- I Z -.X 2 fi, c x x NJ l X , I A 4 - lst Row: HARRIS, JONES, LIVELY, DOWNS, NICHOLSON. Znd Row: HUBERT, ROHRBAUGH, HAGEMAN, CWO3 LT RAYMOND, CHIEF HOUSTON, MEYER. 3rd Row: MOWMAN, GOODMAN, HARRIS, ARCHER, SIMMONS, ROSE, KAUFMAN, KOTCAMP, KEMPE, SEI- FERT, MURPHY. an Xf E Dlvision operates maintains the ship'5 electrical equipment. neilvision includes 4 e Cctrical Sho th 1, I C. R pr C Pther electrical equip - ment 00171, and various Bpaces. W' ! When not looking for a lost load or checking coffee pots, the Elec- trician Mates of E Divi- sion man the master switchboard, maintain the shipboard lighting and ventilation, and re- pair the ship's electri- cal equipment. Q I l I I.C. Electricians spend their busy days testing the general and chemical alarms raising and lowering the pits- word, and degaussing the ship. Left to Right, Kneeling FITZPATRICK BUSH SHALLBERG KES DEANS. lst R. Stand: WISEMAN HORN CARTER BOWDEN IVY Znd R. Stand: MILLER STANLEY NUNEZ BLOCK SPARR rl SLER. Sitting: KUCHARSKI JOHNSON RAYMOND VOULGARIS Standing the long engineroorn watches, the Machinist Mates of M Division keep watch over the Shenandoah's main propulsion equipment. During the course of our operations with the SIXTH Fleet, they have maintained the same high standards of operation that won the Shenandoah the At- lantic Fleet, Destroyer Force E. When the occasion arises for Shen andoah to put out to sea, M Division can be counted on to answer all bells. -j Q ig rf 5 Y Yx 1.14, J, 1 Q f V fy 'YXAQX 4 L 0 lst Row: MAUCK, LAFERTY. Znd Row: WEAVER, PETERSON, LT I M, P. RAYMOND, LTJG SI-IEENAN, BROWN. 3rd Row: SEDAYAO, UNGER, HATFIELD, DALY, RENDELMAN, BLAKE, MASERATI, L, 4th Row: MARKS, PIERLE, FLETCHER, KERBY, EVANS, MERTENS. 2 R is the ship's repair division It is comprised of Damage Control- men and ship's repair personnel. A highly mechanized manual ves Bel working under the constant 2-re train of fleet operations requires r Ontinual repair to maintain a high egree of readiness. Toward this d the men of R Division have . dertaken a multitude of projects 8-Hging in scope from the complete m . .N ,, V ' BM, enovation of the Chief's Mess to ' S restraint of a geyserous XL Q fcommode. , H- W' 1 , Damage Control is another im- P0rtar1t facet of the Division. Dur- mg general quarters, D.C. Central b6C0mes the nerve center of battle repair Operations, and the men of R Division make up the nucleus of the ship's damage control parties. I i 4 5 1 KARNETTE. Standing: TUGGLELKLEE PURYEAR RINKEWITZ TRAUTWEIN, TURNER . I3 Left to Right: Seated: MCCABE, WOODY PARRISI-I SCHAEFFER I l In the old Navy aching teeth were removed by barbers wielding pliers between shaves. Today's ' bluejackets are treated by a highly trained Dental Corps working with vastly improved equipment. Our own Dental Department not only cares for Shenan- doah's crew but also for the crews of the ever- ehanging Tin Cans in her nest. Duri of the day, busy Dentists and Technicians clean, X-Ray and treat troublesome teeth. When the need arises, worn out molars are surveyed and the gap filled with a gleaming set of Navy all - purpose choppers ng the course or 5 Nl, S X A V , fr' 78 X ..f-rw W fl f ., E..- 1-mg K ... k 4 .Q M by-.' ,Q ,, , 1-.MD S w. 'if 6 2 , 2 Qi? ,..., Seated Row, Left to Right: ISENBARGER, H Under the caducean hand of Doctor Robert H. Jennings LT QMCJ USNR, the Hospital Corpsmen of H Division dutifully dispense medications, band-aids and sympathy. These Florence Nightingales EASON, JENNINGS, DUN DERMAN, PHILLIPS. Standing Row, Left to Right: EDGECOMB EHLERS, DODD, LOCKWOOD, ANTUN, CARLSON. X N of the Shenandoah stand ready day and Xilwxxx N night, to assuage the wounds of both their l X , 'Q ailing shipmabtes and the ever-present WHQOPSI' X in if i Tin Can Sailors. The Medical Depart- 6 h Xl -- pa ment operates a small hospital, complete B' Q 3 QQLQ with operating room, X-Ray facilities, 6 .Q fi 1 diet kitchen, therapy room, sick bay and J 6 J pharmacy, for Shenandoah's floating K It O af' community. f X TQ! X Z f f 5 Ln I W lx A 'ZX X az? XX -'ffwg xx f , fr sf f, , ,X 9 4 V Q Ml , l ,, ggpgm f f -- T -Em QQ? K 7 , , E K X Q 3 L- 1 1. I Y X I 4 X M? Q i 1 W , :ig X f K g iff fl X xx fff if is a, -S .0 152 .Q M Xt XX! jj X J , ,ia fy X 1 XX X . I X iq! !! z X f ' , 31 In Q! k AI 4 f 1 fffixxf ,, fmh' ' U . 80 A ,,. S - X ' ,fr ul W7 ov f .f- T Left to Right, Sitting: TUCK, FRIEDENBERG, FIELD, SIMMONS, GIROUARD, lst Row, Standing: LABELLE, WIGAL, SURRETT, BOUNDS, MARLATT, Znd Row, Standing: BUTLER, CONKLIN, HENNESSEY, THOMPSON. Up topside, above Officer's and Captain's Country, lies the domain of the Operations-Navigation Depart- ment. This benign monarchy is composed of three terri- . A M tories . . . Radio Central, the Combat information cen- ter, and the Wheelhouse area. The first of these X t balliwicks is the ship's communications center from ' which radio messages are received and dispatched. In Q CIC the Radarman and their scopes collect, evaluate and disseminate data concerning approaching ships and K planes. From the wheelhouse and Signal Bridge, the X K Quartermasters and Signalmen of O Division control 4' , visual communications and assist with the ships L navigation. Far below these lofty highlands is the ships Post AS V!-N Office. This isolated colony of the department maintain prosaic mail communications with the outside world. ez- 'X rr Q, , . l R Y x ,r,,,,,..f'45 It -Sv l I 3 J..--.f f X Y f S S S' I Y. , i X sxkkx Pxx.. sf . E 1, ,C-'J 'f R i ' ' 1 R QRS Left to Right, sitting: KENNEDY, EREMITA, EIEED, G.C., FIELD, LINDELL, lsr Row, Standing: CARTER, SHEA, HUBBARD, BUTZ, MORRISON. and ROW, standing KOHENKE, SIGAEOOSE, GULIC, I BROWN, BUCKINGHAM, TODAK. All i Left to Right, Sitting: SCRUGGS, PAILAS, TAYLOR, ALBERS, BRIGDEN. lst Row, Standing: GOEBLE, CAGUAIT, MOORE, BARKLEY, I-IAHN, SLATTERY, Znd Row, Standing: HILL, PIT- . TARD, LAURA, LEGAN, BRANDON, FAHY, SPIVEY, MOSES. ' Side by side in the horseshoe passageway aft, are the Supply and Disbursing Offices. In the former, busy Storekeepers sit beside their cardex performing the clerical functions necessary to bring order into the chaotic process of order- ing, receiving, stowing and issuing supplies. At the same time, deep in the environs of the ship, other Storekeepers, from the grimy Metal hold to the trim Stationery Stores, make issues . . . steel plate . . . pencils . . . any one of the roughly 39,896 items required to maintain the Shenandoah and to perform her repair operations. In the adjacent Disbursing Of- fice all of the fiscal affairs of the Shenandoah and her crew are con- ducted. Here, on a cash on the counter basis, transactions such as effecting an allotment, reim- bursement for travel and Foreign currency exchange are carried out. h L li v K. il Y ,296 ,jf -bmi sw y gist, X' v 'ff Left to Right, Sitting: GRUNT, FIFTAL, TAYLOR, ARCHER, FAR NELLI, lst Row, Standing: HARVEY, DAVIS, ALLEN, DIODONET, HUNT, LORSUNG, PERSINI, DEESE, Znd ROW, standing: LOWE, , WEAVER, DOBBIN, MCCARTY, DAVIS, CAGLE, HURLEY, BUR- WINKEL, BURNS. In The Commissarymen, Stewards g and Mess Cooks of the Commissary and Stewards division are concerned with the feeding of the ship's company. On the other side of the Mess line, the cooks, bakers and butchers ofthe division, butcher, bake and cook our meals. As their assist- ants most of us take a turn at mess Cooking, during which time we as- sist with the serving of each meal and police the mess deck. i ' . if R vf 'b E11 ig? ii' 1 W5 I i x 1 Up in the luxurious expanse of -W i Officers Country, the stewards of S-2 Division feed and care for E Shenandoah's Officers. 1 , ' ' 'N 5 SUUP S ? X X ON n Q ffl! XXX I5 5. Row 1: ROSSER, SEDAYO, ARCHER CSC, FIFTAL, CWO, VAN NADA, O'KEEFE, CRIGG. Row Z: BAILONI, KUCHARSKI, STRUM MILLER, SCOTT, LOGAN, STAINBACK. ROW 3: COMSTOCK, RI-IEIN, MAPES, TORRES, ONDRICK, BAYLOR, LYNCH. N QQ val- f 0 as . . A' 'W , X X 1 ...qv Q.. k t 43- OR, Seated Left to Right:DUVALL, ENS. HERSTEIN, CDR. TAYL BROWN, SI-IC, DeCLEENE. Standing: CLEMENT, I-IOLLODAY, KUMMER, BURCI-IELL, MCQUEEN, BLEVINS, PRICE, BLEVINS, ELE, BRICE, FORE, GREENE, SMITH, WILSON. ' Y HOLTZ, PE S - HN my Aww Wm, ff 1 gl f O 'Q Combining the activities of the corner drugstore, the local tonsorial parlor and the various shops in between, ship's Service Divi- S1On cares for our personal needs, Weekly laundry and dry cleaning Service . , . a hair- cut any Style, so long as its short . . .an al- tered uniform or some mended brogans at the gee-dunk in mid-afternoon . . . these are ft ww rr ,,...- . . . 5, N ,1- a vial of fine French perfume or an ice cream XX A iid, Xfpf, K X the 5e1'ViCes rendered by S-3 Division. R, Jkaf' r 'H li o PHILLIPS, K.F., SHROEDER, ENS, TAYLOR, CDR, PROVAN, A.F., TROUTMAN, M.L. I W L SWCQW vzxqm fo ,x W M Nw fy XA. J: ,ffff 4439, Q X .il y, ,, fm-Q it x I Z . J lPW i x . . . fn Row fill: O'NEAL, J., FIFTAL, CWO, TAYLOR, CDR, FARRELL, E.J., BELL, J,W, Row 92: COSTALES, T., CUICO, J., STOKES, E., JOHNSON, R., PACADA, E., CAMERON, J.J., RILEY, A.C., I: CARTER, E., JOHNSON, H.L. J A I X f 40 J 129 ZZ' 4 'f V , 5 , , -V' I F il ,p K cf- , S-X I Q, N r x S X I KI if 'Sz OP 'O 5 ix ' E i fxm Z? ff' 1,5 I Ig: 'L I AJ S 1 w - -., , f 'U 0 Us Left to Right Sitting: GAINER, MAXSON, NORTON DILGER STEVENS lst Row, Standing: GARL, O'ROURKE LASLEY BART LETT 2nd Row Standing: KLOCKE, SCHWAB, HAZELWOOD The modern Naval vessel steams upon a sea of paper. Our current journey through the Mediterranean has left a wake of 9,429,897 assorted sheets of paper. It is the Yeomen and Personnelmen of X Division who keep this stream flowing steadily. The division includes the Captain's Office, the Execu- tive Officer's Office, the Training Office, the Chaplain' Office, the Library and the office of the Chief Master at Arms . . . den of Sheriff Car- roll and his omnipresent straightshooters. This latter group rides herd on magazine rustlers, sack rats and other varmits, who violate the law S of the sea. lst Row: PIPPIN, CARROLL, EASTERLY. Znd Row: TRAICOFF, CALLOWAY. M M N Sheriff Carrolla dh' ' ' d f' fa 7 f ' n 15 per1patet1c epu 1es C13 9 V 0 Q are constantly on the prowl for magazine p TUSUCIS, Sack rats, and violators of the J X Sea laws. fl! f X WM - V af my f W Q I SAlD'1:'f'X 5oRRY 2 1 , ' A In F f7PfQ5 31 fgdib f A K X6 1 4 ei f f A f f V is V F H Division Ti 7i ' f S-5 Division Mc CONNEL, R,W.L. WOODS- G-W lst Div. COON, K. Cnj CRCOK, L.C. BIRD, B.D. - 0 ivsxog. H Eng. D H79 903, Gd 5 WSTAKEQLEY ept 'Y 13,8 IL pp R Q 2nd Div WEQZNXONQ LJ'4MSgi J W S 1 Division EAGLER Z E CQJX 'OH MALIN C J' Dlv LEARY A E LUNG W L Pi - ggi- ' .QL -lk , . . Ii X ' 5 Q v 5 Q X 92 1 'ii Q -5' .QNSQ il I A ,Nw 'riilfg f' HGH 01956. - Q No' U x 'fini 4 : :XI gt-mt wqii-4 r Left to Right, Seated: DORSEY, SCOTT, MAXON, SHEP- PARD, PROVAN, lst Row, Standing: HAMILTON, O'NEAL, SHERBERT, HIRSCHFIELD, BASS, PARCEL, SHIVER. Znd Row, Standing: HOUSTON, SPENCER, KOLB, DeGREVE, ELLISON, LALANCETTE, CARROLL. 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