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Yin, G, 'S v , MISSION OF THE USS SHENANDOAH CAD-26D As a unit of the fleet to furnish facilities for the repair and support of Sixth Fleet ships. a l S e f .5 , 'i g jf . f if-feel? if ,Q L.. if il -- 'ILE Q if . V V - H if . Q . A I . K S, , ig.-, The keel of USS SHENANDOAH was laid on 15 September 1944 in the Todd Shipyard in Tacoma, Washington. She was launched on 29 March.1945, and was christened by Mrs. Daniel Hunt, wife .of RADM Hunt KMCJ USN, the 12th Naval District Medical Officer. SHENANDOAH, the first ship of her class, was commissioned on 13 August 1945- The first Commanding Officer was Captain Albert C. Burrows, USN, and the first Executive Officer was Commander Hampton M. Ericsson, USN. The name SHENANDOAH was selected by the Navy Department and this is the first United States Ship to bear the name. Previously only the dirigible SHENANDOAH had been so named. Upon completion of SHENDOAH's fitting out in December 1945, the destroyer tender proceeded to the East Coast via the Panama Canal and on 12 January 1946 reported for duty to COMMANDER DESTROYER FORCE, U.S. ATLANTIC FLEET. Her home port and scene of her normal duties is Norfolk, Virginia. Since joining the Destroyer Force in 1946, SHENANDOAH has deployed to the SIXTH Fleet in the Mediterranean nine times, the first in 1947, twice in 1948, and in 1951, 1952, 1955, 1956, 1958, and 1961. In 1947 USS SHENANDOAH served as the First Flagship for Naval Forces, Mediterranean, commanded by Vice Admiral Bernhard H. Bieri, USN. Subsequent to 1947, the title of Naval Forces, Mediterranean was changed to the present-day United States SIXTH Fleet. On three of her deploy- ments SHENANDOAH was flagship for COM- MANDER SERVICE FORCE, SIXTH Fleet. During her tours with the SIXTH Fleet, she has visited most of the important ports in the Mediterranean including Gibraltar, Sfax in Tunisia, Argostoli and Pireaus in Greece and the major ports of southern France, Italy, Spain, Portugal and North Africa. Following her first deployment to the SIXTH Fleet, SHENANDOAH in October 1947 was over- hauled in Boston Naval Shipyard, again in 1949 she was overhauled in the same yard. Since that time she has been overhauled in Norfolk Naval Shipyard in 1951, 1954, 1957 and in 1960. Twice during SHENANDOAH's service life, in 1952 and 1956, she was awarded the Battle Effic- lency Pennant for her competence in tending de- stroyers and for performance of her battle duties. In 1958 she won the Engineering E. During SHENANDOAH's fifth deployment to the SIXTH. Fleet, in the year 1952, she .participated in lnternatlonal exercises with ships of the United 4 Kingdom, France and Italy. At that time she was flagship for COMMANDER SERVICE FORCE SIXTH Fleet. In April 1953, SHENANDOAH made a recrea- tional and training cruise to Newport, Rhode Island, Boston, Mass., and Quebec, Canada. In October of the same year SHENANDOAH embarked the staff of the COMMANDER FLEET TRAINING GROUP, Narragansett Bay and acted as flagship for the Training Group on its Caribbean Cruise. During the following summer she engaged in operations off the Virginia Capes in preparation for her 1954 de- ployment. Following her return from the Mediter- ranean in 1955 she visited San Juan, Puerto Rico, New York City and several other ports when her duties permitted. In October 1956 she departed for duty with the SIXTH Fleet and remained in the Mediterranean until her return to Norfolk in April of the following year. Soon after her return she entered the Norfolk Naval Shipyard for her regular overhaul period. This was followed by a trip to Guantanamo Bay, Cuba for refresher training and in September and October participated in the NATO Fall Exercises. In April of 1958 SHENANDOAH joined the SIXTH Fleet in the Mediterranean and remained there until her return to Norfolk in Sep- tember of that year. SHENANDOAH became the flagship for COM- MANDER DESTROYER .FLOTILLA FOUR .1n March 1959, and was designated as such for nine and one-half months. The can-do tender part1c1- pated in Independent Ship Exercises in May 1959, December 1959, and June 1960 during which. she WaS consistently successful in the Various exercises con- ducted. On-20 June 1960, SHENANDOAH welcomed 134 guests aboard for a highly successful depend- ent's cruise off the Virginia Capes. Prior to Mediterranean deployment on 2 Feb- 1'U?l1'Y 1961, the SHENANDOAH underwent tW0 weeks Refresher Training off the Virginia Capes.. She Sbent six months on station as SIXTH Fleet Tender and returned to Norfolk in August 1951- Rear Admiral J. L. CHEW, Commander CrL1iS61' Destroyer Flotilla FOUR and Commander Task FOTCG 140 fP1'oj ect Mercury Recovery Forcel, Shlft' ed his flag to SHENANDOAH in March 1962. In July 1962 SHENANDOAH embarked 16 male dependents of crew members for a weeks ISE cruise to BERMUDA, BWI. Captain, o. F. DREYER, UsN, is the present Cglgnggrfding Officer of USS SHENANDOAH pr bi Cp.-.1 udoah A ,A Q Silllkllt . bp OffifC6I', 5' Q6 to Wo' 0' F' ' - 'WF COMMAN ,M we . . . DING GO A505 J, I 9'x96'i 3 S9391 Qfo 10. P9 Yam re gee boom ,coat iowa, 6 5-Lee QQ 369' :L56 :LOC 35,0 , H0 999 Q19 01179 655 rfb . 1,9 eme Ovjf egpf Sway? roagxc Dear 19 9131? -Q ,bo 'Une - QGSAU X134-Q6 I 4,15-'ii' C193-0 3.16 - -50. 53' . -5,1 P' 156 yu Ref axiom 6512? HZ . wg' is Page ,oat E1 oruiyaonef 8 me I uoiiodoxifxef SQSPSYQOPV 06095 bg 13915 in 9 male rf we .. . 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After graduation in February 1941, Captain DREYER reported to USS MC CALL QDD-4007 while she was part of Hawaiian Detachment. He served onboard until August 1944 in various depart- ments, and during the last 18 months as Executive Officer. USS MC CALL participated in vari.ous engagements throughout the Pacific area from the first attack on the Marshall Islands to the Battle of the Philippines. Captain DREYER received the Bronze Star with Combat V for action under fire at Guam and the Marianas Campaign. After 1'eceiving his Master's Degree in Chemical Engineering from Cornell University in June 1946, Captain DREYER spent four months on field trips for the Bureau of Ordnance. In October 1946, he reported to USS O'BRIEN CDD-7255 as Executive Officer and assumed com- mand of that ship in April 1947. In July 1947, he assumed command of USS GENDREAU CDE-6395 and remained in command until November 1947. In August 1948, Captain DREYER was trans- ferred to Special Weapons School for duty under instruction at Sandia Base, Albuquerque, New Mex- ico. Upon completion of this school, he remained at Sandia, serving in various Naval Special Weapons 6 Units until December 1950. DREYER was then transferred to USS F. D. ROOSEVELT KCVA-423 as Officer-in-Charge, Special Weapons Unit, Wh9Fe he remained until mid-summer of 1951. Capt-am DREYER's next command was USS OWEN QDD- 536J, which parti.cipated in the Korean conflict, and also made a round-the-world-cruise. For action in Wonson Harbor, he was awarded the fgOIfi Stal' In lieu of second bronze star with combat 'V . From September 1953 to August 1956, DREYT' ER served as Ordnance Officer at Naval Ammuni- tion Depot, McAlester. Transferred to the Staff of Commander -Service Forces, Pacific, he served RS Fleet Ammunition Officer from September 1955 until July 1958 when he was transferred for duty under instruction at the Industrial College of the Armed Forces at Washington, D. C. In June 1959, Captain DREYER reported tg Bureau of Ordnance as Head of Management Bram for Ordnance Shore Establishments. He later 25,2 sumed duties in the Bureau of Weapons as Assistand Plant Manager for all BUWEPS Government ownel and operated plants, which included the Overhall and Repair Departments at the N-Wal Air Stations. Captain DREYER was the Commander of De' stroyer Division SIX-TWO which returned fI'0mli' seven-month tour with the SIXTH Fleet on 3 Marc 962. He assumed command of USS SHENANDOAH on 24 March 1962. His mother, Mrs. Mary DREYER resideS at 2928 Victor Street, St. Louis, Missouri. He is mg? ried to the former Miss Colette M. KULLA of tl' Louis, who, with their five Chiiiii-en, is curreP.Y residing at 8541 Culfor Crescent, Norfolk, Vlrglma' ,fy i..,1 W R . arf' n .4 SV' ,Qig- ,iz , 4351 S 5 ' qv UZ' JE' -1,5 5. 'Eli' 1 v' f 'Sift H Lg, if ii' ,.' A 7, A al' L 1, , Q fu m .s.9,,:. .ml x'- ' 4 u5'yg .+V 1,414 1--gu.',i'i-.u--f-2 , ,. ,.-, rg. M , .- -,. i'-.- V N -. .Q-Sigh? -,W,g5.fyg.. Z'i.zLp1GmJ4-F4 ,Q Lfbzc- z::::,. - - -.- , Q Ii: Q LQ..-' ..vg4 1.V V, fr,.' - ,5 , ,b -Aj My N., '-' ' 4-ii ' . wg., X ',.,tZg,, Q1 :- - Tit'-U ' 'ftfaf-L, G ,rg J . wg, 4 fi?- . , . .55 337'-Xu 1 - ffl gg :iff - RY Eiti f .-.1 .om '- , '. . A -':'v4-v '11 .1.f?.,h4,f-W ' l. ' :TS-'QV -' ' f' H if X fl H' 5, , .. F . L , f 5,i'1 f'Q7'L'?' . . 'ff fm. fi -Q ' 'K 4 . , 5 , .1 MK ' s f 3 -I . 1 5 1 ' 1-f 1 it D ,- -F' ., A '12 xi, 'iii 'x .4 : mf tv K 4 Y S W i i Q2 ' .h 1 tl ' ' X Vs. . X211 371.4 , .M 'xx fi. -- ,,-- 1, V17 , :Cir -A in - fZC..b.v?y fi'-xwllk L iffy . 1, Vg! ' ,gg 147. , A , 'V 2 FL5 llf .4 I Ha ,N,Q.'7f:f5 V:.:,, ,wars '... ', fL1-i'f 'QTfw'.,-Q . mg-5 , 1 A .4 X mx, , WTS 5 ,qw wi AFM J: ..L,w.fl- pr .Af ':Qif2f.f,:ad 1 p 4 V-21551 1 ,w ,J1 ,f?5H,ziflig - it? ' . , X .g,,1vzgfn,,2.. L' A ,W ,H H 1' , -. 1 at .ud,s3f:', 'avi , 1 Ay.. f ' 53 4 EXEC TIVE OFFICER LCDR PRANGE was born in Litchfield, Illinois, on 14 August 1926. He joined the Navy on 23 April 1944 as an apprentice seaman and served on active duty until June 1946. He was graduated from Pur- due University in 1947 with a B. S. degree and sub- sequently commissioned Ensign 6 June 1947. In 1947, LCDR PRANGE reported to the USS MERAPI CAF-485 for duty as Gunnery Officer. In February 1948, he reported to the USS COM-STOCK CLSD-195 for duty as Personnel Officer. LCDR PRANGE was transferred in 1949 to Pensacola, Florida, for duty under instruction. In 1950 he was ordered to the USS MADDOX CDD-7315 for d t ' ' u y as CIC Officer, Assistant Gunnery Officer, and Air Defense Officer LCDR PRANG ' ' ' E remained aboard the MADDOX until September 1952. From September 1952 to December 1954, LCDR PRANGE served as Employment Officer on th e Staff of Commander Amphibious Grou O L p ne. CDR PRANGE's next duty station was the U. S. Naval LIEUTENANT COMMANDER WILLIAM L. PIIANGE CIC Officer School, Glenview, California, as aI11I1- structor in CIC Theory and Operations. In Ftibllgglg 1957, LCDR PRANGE Was transferred.t0 Ofilficer. TWINING CDD-5401 for duty as Operatloggs FIRM In May of 1958 he was transferred to the . CMSO-4445 for duty as Commanding Officer' HIS 1 next duty was with the Bureau of Naval Personile in May 1960 as Head of Officer Stand-21115 5533123 Recruiting Division. He remained all the 5 en at- Naval Personnel until August 1961 andtl1NaVal tended the Command and Staff Course at li Orted War College, Newport, Rhode Island. HG ldgty as to the Uss SHENANDOAH CAD-265 fOr Executive Officer in Julv 1962. - . ar LCDR PRANGE and his wife, the f0?mefhi1ff1ref Aderton, of Hardin, Illinois, and th'e1r'f1V6 are currently residing in Norfolk, V11'8'1U1a'PRANGE since reporting to SHENANDOAH, LCDR k of com. has been selected for promotion to the Tan mander. CH PLAINS G.,-5,-J CDR Sam Hill Ray. CHC, USNR It was fortunate indeed to have both Catholic and Protestant Chaplains aboard for this Mediterranean Cruise. Chaplain Sam Hill Ray, the Catholic Chap- lain, will be remembered for his language classes and guided tours. Chaplain Billy Wolfe, the Protes- tant Chaplain, will be remembered for his supervis- ion of Operation Handclaspn and Bible Classes. Regular duties involved much personal counseling not only of our own men but also of those from the other ships in Naples. Catholic and Protestant wor- ship opportunities were provided not only on Sun- days and special occasions but also on a daily basis too. On one occasion a Jewish Rabbi came aboard and conducted services for Jewish Personnel. The sick were visited both in our own sick bay and the local hospital. For the benefit of those few who appeared before the Captain's Mast the Chaplains were there and available for counseling both before and after the hearings. Many times the Chaplains were called on to get information about loved ones back home by writing letters and calling on the Red Cross as required in cases involving emergency leave. The Chaplains were able to assist those who wanted to wire flowers for funerals or special occas- ions. Extra chairs and standing room only at most of our Divine Services made both Chaplains very much aware that they were needed, wanted, and appreciated. ,4 12,..,,.,. Thanks be unto God for the rich experiences and rewards of our journey. We rejoice in the beauty of Thy handiwork we have witnessed in the air, on land and at sea. We are grateful for a smooth cross- ing and for a safe return across the majestic seas. Now 0 Lord accept our prayer of thanksgiving and continue to lead us in paths of service to our fellow men until our ship of life shall drop anchor at last in the eternal harbor of Thy peace and Thy love. To be a part of the busy life aboard the USS SHEN- ANDOAH for five months has been a unique priv- ilege in my Navy career. Thanks to a wonderful ship's complement not only for the privilege but especially for the sincere warm welcome accorded me. Forgive the corny jokes. I really meant well. Keep me in your memories, as I bless each one of you. Prego Padre Ray 411 w 5 LCDR Billy Wolfe, CHC, USN i f Q.. -,.,-..-,. f UNDERWAY ' Where is he? Last Goodbyes Too Late Now 0800-1200 Moored as before. 0806 lit off 41 boiler. 09hO OOD Niiied Wm gif watch to the bridge. Set sea and anchor detail, made ' 3 ' V underway. 09b1 ' 0950 completed all preparations for getting underway. O952 underway from Pier 21, Berth 212, Destroyer-Submarine Piers, Norfolk, Virginia, in accordance with COMCRUDESLANT NOTICE O3l20 dated lb September 1962. 1000 cast off YTB 758 and 390. Maneuvering various courses and speeds to Conform to channel. 1017 Pilot left the ship. 1O3O Passed Fort Wool abeam to starboard. llhj passed Cape Henry Light abeam to starboard. llSh entered International Waters. 1 tfrn mr is as . 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FROM: CINCLANTFLT t USS SHFNANDUAH -S- A INFO: QOIIDIASS ISLANI3!c0NoIvTEvPrIRfcIIxIcI,ISNAIIEuR! wmSSSf,AgwAt,tm COMSIXTHFLTfCOMCPUUFSLANTfCNO . , IL UNCLAS 54' USS COUDASS ISLAND ADPFNDICITIS CASE A. USS QNNPASS ISLAND QQILIQZ-PASEP ,S SNS S. CINCLANTFLT Q916AN2 MK- COIIPASS ISLAND 0917602 POSIT 24-WIA' 55-255 IAPQLIIAE II.IIIIfIvIIATE IIFIJICAL ASSISTANCE. ARRANGE Imvu, DIRFCT Final instructions pROCEED BEST SPEED ii-. . I ---I M A MS it -'Hsin . S93--,..,, :S Secured and ready for transfer 14 The Doc'S here 1 Smooth and Easy I f' The final Ulllfggillg Let him down easy , ,',,. ,...-..- , A 1.-A .,.1 'Uh 5 T .1 Down to the Sick Bay .a .', Where are you ? Hgfif I X nw 'gif A ' Z X - 4 x Xi, F 1 . gf 4,4 f rf ff I Q i X M f WW ' ,ff Y .Q v , x , wk ix- W. ,Q X X X x hw K lx K kk I , .. 5 Uh MAY! 2 a.,hq x .,. ' I r ,ff iw 1 SJ Elsa F Q 4 . i , ' E314 .. A ,, . as fm , Hi WELCO M FR U -xisllggwy MQ , X QW! k , k . .bs f x X M 2 . x wb S Qs 5 .,,, A X S .X . as viii X. N lx i. . - . 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' 4-.qv X .v ,L 144 MM, - g ' - h f fywwy :V The North Shore QYFQ, 4 N5 --N O 9 O NAA, A + 1 , 47? 5 W hi Q2 Ar-all SALISIAIN nu J ' L mos ? beoLLx? 'DR' I fm Y F l 'VII' I 5 ., 1,3 Y - - - i . it ? T T 1 bg , in 2+ A . . ii AP-.n,,j it 1 . A' x L X' , PQ' Mis, .will x ....-L. 5, , 3TLtSchiwA11giuiz1w .if A UKXJ7 lvgj U. fki. ' 'G I-4 ,-- F Y 5 KC' Q f Cf N .,,,. , . ' S X K K X, , . X I A ,X ' , 9' pmt 'S X v ,.7.:-M,1-..-M f ' Nj ' , ,. L' ' x , ,..NJ., ,.'l. fi ,X Q -...ww-W... ,wg fx, dv-vw'-1 w -I 'W ' I 3 ' K . ,,f..:A,.v.,f-f A-1-I ff MQ , ,,, , 3 A' . ,A ., ,W W .,.:1.,-:mm -L . f- -z' P V ' K A - fp, 1 ,X '-ff ' vw - f-E3 A N ?'f'ffTr'5S1i3'.- 47-Q 'fiw i - M' X 'Q s , -wp V' L' v-Lj,if51 :S l K' I zMnu A 'ffQ Jil?-'-i?b!'?.'1f ' ' .-.g --... f' X A A, Atro- Q x A X 3- .jf XA M , Q3 ,I PEODUE 'F DEODLE nil I g 511 Nlaxtl J I ll J GRAND DLE UPRY A great turn out ii They deserve a hand Kali ' ROY Acuff Sz company 22 'l'lH'H r4 .Q vmxm1c'clizu1inCV9fy CI' 29 ctob r 1962 Classical music? ? Pinch nie again and I'11 hit y BOy, I ean't take anymore of this' Presentation Grand Entrance E V? T X f X is? TVEQ -OW' ff Y kffl': Q Jw S Q X Q 1- lf x v aff X G-0-L-L-Y f m 1 f, frfgyg f 4 CASERT 15 if :asf Palace Theatre Aetaeon Diana ...A 1 24 'Vlur xvnlrf-u'l:nll Q 1 ll The Park l l l l l i I 1 1 I . J vl - ' ,. 4:51151 s The Royal Palace at Caserta exceeds in gran- deur thebPaE1ce of Versailles. It was started ,. I in 1752 y harles IH de Bourbon, King of . . lm TOWH Naples. It is 6 stories high, has 1200 rooms Surroundmg H1115 T and 1790 windows. The park, which is the most attractive feature of the palace is 3 kilometers long. It is famous for its Water- falls and numerous fountains. l l 1 xx ISE? Old Ruins Departure 2 25 1 ,1 1 1 Q Y 0 HL' Mic Tour of T ,,,J:...h -. . ' USU OK, Which way from here? LLLAA Son of a gun, the way things happen! HERCULANEAM I L K .. nxhia. uenmorre-11, 2000 B, C, 26 Al I told 111111 not to l0ZlI10VC1 S0 fa ncient itiei POMPEII 4 'F' . BriCk1ayer's Paradise Hey Joe, you buy Pompeii? 1,0001ire 5'f9!r'.x1 ,,,,,,..-1 ,fn- mrf ,A 'fin ,J-131 fi' if ff' if K if f Q S K xi Hx: X . BOQ What happened to the goal posts? . fx 15211-'kfipA.LAlM. Ili' 'J 5-fyff East Main Street, Pompeii Style OK, Now how do we get out of here? P27 1 E V tx vi L I l - lil' ,i N . I The Harmsu of St. Peter'S i it to the St. Peter's v ol Hadrianhs T b Ch rch of S2111 Anne O OH1 - ,U Triunuphaut AJ?ch of C OHStHHt1HG - n 2 . Q11 over the Tiber 28 , 1 14,Jr - H1'hu XVCCid1NQ Qllko .-1, ETERNAL CITY 'T , Z g F M ggi, X ,M Q 3 Jia., , ' x . 'anu- Fountain of Trevi v 1 ... -- A gg X , ,f f. .:, 3 x ,gh- lpmf, 1 What do you mean Kilroy was liere '? ' , V K i 1 in . Q , ,:. '-1 fx . l Q , , ffl M ' A U, 1 L a X X 1, .l Mussolini 's Balcony 5i Ff Wwwwsi-ww'wwwmw'5va'S0.'5if' MEI-R9 Victor Emanuel Memorial Tomb of the Unknown Soldier 29 l Q 1 7 l 4 1 1 I IQ ll St. Peters Square Forum 210 Palatine Hill above the Forum Q Q, C . . I M Home Scenes I ii' I-I ig ' 'H.gl -1 ll '3': 'TI A i.'g.- l in 31 ,3px x In Thank gi ing ' C1'zmbo1'1'y Sauce Peas :md C:11'1'o1.s Butterocl Corn Assorted Salads Mixed Olivvs Mit-cod YPic'klos T,iIlH0l' Rolls C'1g'u Cttee :l fj VISITS A D INSPEC TION S , - XLIQUU to is UL , , tg shmpS D Capi P1 LM Israeli Navy - L C umm ,,dOIiSX?01z1.d . OIR X Y ol' S111 In BGIFY 1 U11 MUYIJU 3'Ou'1'c right, but - it just isu'r kosher Relax son 4: N, 4 Q-,gg X4 s 3 iff fe , 'Vf5 Z?Y 1 f Q 325,16 iff If M 'VW ,Y 1 7 1 ,, , ff f V1-X Jf F' r ' 9 CUM MARX ICL FQRCL 6th FLEILT, Lf: ff VM if J , fs CL1p1'TUCKER, inspects , ,JL U MU s RR XX- Jjk CL-ixaf 1 fl! ff? if S f -. -Q x, 1 'DM Q f F , yu .2 , -w w 33 YOU MAY COMMENCE LT. PROJEC li Through this means clothing Wasd for flood victims in Barcelo I D nasspaina families made homeless by adisas earthquake in Ariano, Italy were given , C tons of building material to assist wit ' porary shelter from a very cold :Lem- Mattresses and clothing were giventhe A complete Hospital Clinic wenttoqm Refugee Camp at Capua, Italy where13 Yugoslavs awaited repatriation to some n communist country. They also receiv clothing provided by the Norfolk Navy Heli Thrift Shop. Other Handclasp supplies su as soap,vegetable seeds, books, mattresses and magazines made life in the Refugee Camp a little more bearable and such gift made more friends for the United States Another Hospital Clinic went to a Hospiti organization in Naples to expand its alreadfc generous services of charity to patients 'wti are unable to pay for treatment themselves. In sincere appreciation of the Can Do spirii of our hard working crew our Command prff vided a most generous people to people tot. service and saw to it that every dGSG1'ViFL person had an opportunity to paI'l1C1P9lEi mals 1 A i HA DCLASP Ulm! I E .5 ' S ,AX Y . .X U, X.,.kl Baal A. X, I l:'s A 35 Z Here, even the roads tWiSt Temple of Neptune f . Baseiliea at Paestum Sant'Andurea- Burial Place X of St.Andrew I i Q- E x I- ' 3 f Temple ofCe1'ce5 YOU G0 SOUTH,TURN RIGHT,114ENLEVT,A6AlN LEU RIGHT X X fs AF?-f , - 0 R'I'Pf2 Roo1,C0llzl,1' T110 Back 4 :se 1 UUSWQF L V i 55 HSAH vi Q .Qiiffeyv . -ss. asf. I -gui- QVYY Three Little Maids, La Belle France uso , l, fH0w5 Wh funn 116149 who Says N 37 l, Vo 3 Q55 ffl Q-Q. lily f l l,f kg e sf1QvnH 3f4'5?XXaj f3V :Hff?ef ' f f , qxwfln l' il V x ceefeffeee xg I ,X XXQW xx ,N .X ff, i l 5 e.e. X X K? X If jx Xvpx N T3' 11' Q-7, k Y ff xx x' , gf l , ,Q ef, ,f : 2 f I ,K ,Nr J px X l 3 Nfx f X ffy I X W 1' S5 x '- ' 1 I l t I me.. 4 l fh L Ted? BQ glltl fill T eeth, Hey VY 3 ' :... L . If ui' oo-FA 5 7 2 lil' V AJOI' e relaxi I1 REPLE I HM N pipe fi? , A prize to whoever finds my caviar f 01465 wb xesl We ha go I I X? Q? Q 5 Q5 .aa A q Ngll-1--H v :Y i x I ix ,.r ' gi- One , move 00111111 o- 1 H 0' ' U 6 4 fa . N. NK Ove Y aw he 35 Hug it WQU YOU S AU raw- Le -uf- ' , I, ra Tied up in his work 39 Ow 0 lb fb V309 1 A S '1 u Q.. , .x , .,,, ,,,. - 'ur' W ORPHANS 22 DECEMBE 1 1 '1 I l 1 n 1 1 , L rg 3 N N4 1 'L 4- . 'f R 1962 PARTY , ...l.-.N . 41-ua 11-1 ,W Yes! There is a Santa Claus ke, ,- f' ' pfgud as . Pd Q13-Q' 'C' K re Hai 400 NE' Chow down 43 ZA X- Lau-'s ,Q 1 -4' ,4- ggi .yn Qxpcricllcccl heme! 'uni' You should see me eat X with L1 full set fx- Q GY .Ml Sm11LS 'E x,.xw,, QLu11'te1'lmCk to Full Young Love 41 1 1 1 X 1 .s fi I 1 ' 3 4 Z 5 - .- l-I. I ,-,,..,.....-----,,.. RI TMAS wg , , 1 Which twin has the Toni? Nelson at the console I N ox E S ,,-huh' -F1 N7 s A -L JP . V 1 'Q' AVC Mama 'l'l1oC'h1'1STm:1s hplllf Gassing-up the Dodge? 1 I , f , f -Lf By the pipeline Get it before it Sinks, Mr. CRO Tug of war??'? 43 N Can you make it out Rusty? 1 E TO LO S 4 1 5 4 1 N A x gl ? hi 4, 3 ,Man + ,,,, 4,3 flu 5 'fx V h 'g +. 1' ' Q-, X 4. , ,f, ,L I i .- 's Q . The Base The Louisiana Look 28 DECEMBER 1962 5 JANUARY 1963 Two American Sailors ? f Main Street Bottom' Guides than in Naples Y 44 1,240 R xi QW X ssl' Q Qxc Qxl 0 XXC Us ci K WSH She MQGQX Xt? , , 40 N F . Merci Beaugoup 9 Bfqonsi Sur It real ly will leilv , G dt 1-314 Q to the T1-am bit, p R . Na1Pers 718 KNew 1-557 DECK L06 - Rouen REMARKS SHEET , Tuesda 1 Jan a A - mum mm :nur N - 55 ,Dm y mm, x?,:?,, . xo 63 42 oo-on T'was New Year's morning, the year was nineteen sixty-three the eo le say oui ouig J N , U , Fresh water we're receiving from the pier, :!Ee:.- ,l , Q .5 N YEAR 1963 p 1-'on 0FFIC1AL use ont! and the great ship bhbNANDOAH was moored in a land where p p g , To be more specific, it wasn't the Pacific, But was Appontements de hilhaud, Toulon, France, at pier 6, with its portside to, or for landlubbers lefthand side will do. Now there are standard double lines to hold us here, Qi 'Q ier. plus spring lay which is also attached to the p d ' boiler number two A' To satisfy our auxiliary nee s is , which is turning our generators AC two and three and DC number two, i and I might add, its quite tasty and crystal clear. Speaking of the services we're receiving, A we have two french telephones that are quite intriguing. To insure that our commitments are always met, 'gil .. J! Condltlon of readiness SIX is set. Our material condition is modified Yokeg so you can see we're ready, and that's no joke. i There are many French Navy and commercial vessels in port, A l and all the sailors on them are quite helpful, and appear to be great sports. bi Lf CDR h. H. BLAINL, COLEUBDIV 81, is embarked in this shipg A - , ' - A 1 , I and he always seems ready with a jovial quip. '1 w CAPTAIN O. F. DHLYLH is the Senior Officer Present Afloatg A however, he is better knownto us as the Commanding Officer of this boat. O3L5 Twenty-five men under CMO h. h. bMILbY, 251603, USN, returned aboard in a military stance: F having completed their Tab as Shore Patrol in Toulon, France. i 2 ' ' Now that this watch is just about done, Q I can say this New Year has really begun. ,.ff -, Q 1, up v 4c7g i, y L A D. A. GHLLAGMS ENJIGN U. s. 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I F ,lf S Y Q W 4 W f ,, ? xg 4 l J i ,yi I Qi 5 ii 115 1 ,v ll :ii lil, y. il. V I 1 311 at HW I 'li ii i 'S I i f I 5 I f-I , I 0 I . 3 Q s 22 ? . Q Q I. I I ' l i li 1 f it .1 ty, 'A is Z ii . 3 2 I It 1 .5 ' I iii? i i 'I 3. I ! I, '31, y fiil 3 eu. iii' fit: ROSTER OFFICERS 1 - - Dx-eyer, 0,1-',, Capt, 8541 Culfor Cresent, Norfolk, Virginia . I i Prange, W. L. Lcdr fLittle Big Daddyy 6965 Riddick St. , Norfolk,' 'Virginia Y Wheat, A. A. , Capt, fYoung soroogey, 1514 Smith Farm Rd. , Norfolk, Va. Desanto, J.V. Cdr, tJimy 1468 W. Little Creek Rd. , Norfolk, Virginia Ray, New Orleans, La. , Wolfe, B. N. , Lcdr QBilliey 7725-B Major Ave. , Norfolk, Virginia Loo, W.D. ,' Lcdr fUp A Uy 1510 Newsome Circle, Bayside, Virginia Blasczak, W.J. , Lcdr QStoshy 4102 Providence-Rd. , Norfolk, Virginia Bodine, T.A., Lt fGreen Gillsy Box 252, Andover, Ohio I Welseh, J.W. , Lt fJohny 2401 Everglades Rd., Norfolk, Va. Loizeaux, A. D. , Lt fFirst Looeyy 8108 Deerfield Drive, Norfolk, Virginia Golding, R.W. Lt mossy 4610 Burgandy Road, Jacksonville, 10, Florida Rustad, A.O. , Lt fRustyy 2216 Jeffrey Drive, Norfolk, Virginia McWhirter, W. C. Lt fMacy 634-B Windermere Blvd. , Charleston, S. C. Swahn,-C. N. , Lt fWhat's Good for the Goose is not for the Swany 8465 Mona Ave. , Norfolk,EVirginia O'Hara, P.E. Lt fPaty 163-18 Crocheron Ave., Flushing 58, L. I. Richards, T.E., Lt fTomasoy 6365 Pontiac Road, Norfolk, Virginia Wadsworth, W.T. Ltjg tTedy 5404 Silbert Road, Norfolk, Virginia Varner, R.N. Ltjg fRavioii Eyesy 2233 Corbett Ave. , Norfolk, Virginia h Beers, E. E. , Ltjg fSudsyy RD 4 Box 20, Marion, Ohio A Kelly, H.A. , Ltjg tLast of the vikingsy 1308 Romney Lane, Norfolk, Virginia ' , Smiley, W.E. , Ltjg fBig Sea Daddyy 9321 Kim Terrace, Lynnhaven, Virginia ' Sykes, P.W., Ens fBird Many 1522 Lafayette Blvd. , Norfolk, Virginia Fisher, O.L, , Ens fFishy 1962 Holborn Road, Baltimore 22, Maryland Roe, M.C., Ens fMarshy 26705 13th Mile Road, Franklin, Michigan Klemmer, R.C., Ens fKlemy 1307 So. Taylor Drive, Arlington, Virginia Gallager, D. A. , Ens fSleepy Dany 132 Carrol Road, Norfolk 5, Virginia Cross, R.W. , Ens QMail Buoyy 325 Peale Avenue, Mill Hall, Penn. Robinson, J.W., CWO fScrooge Eldery 160 Haven Drive, Norfolk, Virginia Knod, G. E., CWO fWhylcin, Blinkiny 3871 Rocket Drive, Memphis, Tenn. Bennett, G. fny, CWO QBeny 525 Westover Ave., Norfolk, Virginia Yates, H. C. , CWO fBiddy Buddy-Tigery 9306 Sturgis Street, Norfolk, Virginia Wooten, H. , CWO fHobiey 2419 South Elm Street, Muncie, Indiana Benton, G.J., CWO fGunnery 210 Boxwood Drive, Portsmouth, Virginia St. H. , Cdr, fWhat the Sam Hilly, Loyola University, 6363 St. Charles Ave. , King, R. I.. , CWO fWild Boby 8404 Mona Avenue, Norfolk 18, Virginia X DIV Begley, ISION PERSONNEL H. fny, MMI, 3101 Pretty Lake Ave., Norfolk, Virginia Childers, R. L., SN fRichy 1043 Cullenwood Drive, Memphis, Tennessee Eiigaii, H. G., YNCS, Nixa, Missouri Fillion, G. A. , YN2, tFilly 586 South Summer St. , Holyoke, Massachusetts Fraser, J.'I'., TMI, 7904 Bark Lane, Aragona Village, Virginia Beach, Virgin Garcia, R.E. , SN fGarceyy 1426 South 25th Street, Kansas City, Kansas Gonzales, V.P. , SKI, 7450 Tyndale Court, Norfolk' 5, Virginia I-lendrix, R. L., SA fReby Woodruff, South Carolina Marks, L. L. , SN fSn-amp Raty 939 Lake Street, Sikeston, Missouri Miller, Freddie L. , BM2, 396 Carvey Circle, Portsmouth, Virginia Morris, IRE., PN3, Tall Timbers, Maryland Nelson, A.R. , YN2 fNelliey 219 Wolfenden Avenue, Collingdale, Pa. Ne Smith, T.M., PN1, Claxton, Georgia Norton, J. P. , PN2 fJimy 3315 43rd Ave. , South Misseapolis, 6, Minn. Norton, W.C. , PN3 QBilly 214' East Leigh Street, Homer, Michigan ia Richards, J. L. , PC2 fRichy fRed Twistery 4558 Arnold Street, Philadelphia 29, Pa Ridge, R.P., EMCA, 501 Riva Road, Box 49, Route 41, Annapolis, Maryland Scivally, W. E. , SN fBilly fAnytime you want an Engineering report typed call mey 277 East Marsila Street, Boundonnois, Illinois Smith, J.V., SN, P. O. Box 486, Porterdale, Georgia Smith, W.E. , SN fSmittyy Glen Falls Road, RFD 43, Reisterstown, Maryland Sturcken, G. W. , PCCA QStampsy Q18 a day every dayy 6356 Alexander Street, Norfolk, Va. Wallace, W. F. , PNCA fUncley Wally, 1432 Aragona Blvd. , Aragona Village, Va, B Adkins, R.A. , BM3 fMr. Bonesy 817 D West 25th St., Norfolk, Va. V CUTUS, G- L. , SN fBoyy Frant St. , New Richmond, Ohio V Dinsl H- H- , SN fH9rby Route 2, Compbellsport, Wisconsin Fusco, S. G. , SN fMail Cally 327 Brook Street, Bristol, Pennsylvania Gaither, F. G. , SN fSweaty 1053 College Ave. , Alton, Illinois Hall, H. G. , BM3 fChoo Choo Trainy 217A Allen St. , Norfolk, Virginia Hamm, H.R. , BM2 fHammboney 203 West 29th St., Norfolk, Virginia Harvey, R-E- i SN fBlack Diamondy P.O. Box 1385, Solidad, California Holborn, R.J. , SN fSnaily 3509 Perry Ave. , Minneapolis, Minnesota Jesse, W.J. , BMI Messy 3708 Edwin Drive, Norfolk, Virginia Kaminski, S. J. , SN cPinkyy 304 Cedar st, , Wilmington, Dalgwarg Knauss, R.W. , SN f9Thready 304 Locust St., Clairton, Pennsylvania Leonard, R- L- , SN K6 Thready 219 S. Bluff St., Butler, Pennsylvania L0rd0, G.w., SN qlzsquirey 1818 N. Nashville Avenue, Chicago, Illinois Mariah A.J. , SA fSleepiey 403 Freestone, Elless, Texas MlU'T'3Yi E- , GMG1 fTigery 43 Chowan Drive, Portsmouth, Virginia Muskovff D-L-, SN lPaChydermy 212 w. Adams st., lviillsiodt, Illinois Noakesa J- L- 1 JI'-, SN fDoakesy 407 S. Randolph St., Indianapolis, Indiana Pederson, H. , SN fLifer - Popy 302 Westwood Drive, Ames, Iowa Pelava, R.A. , SN fltlomesicky 9830 Pleasant Ave. , So. Bloomington, Minnesota Thom?-Sv R-C- i SN fT0p Caty 1247 N. 53rd St. , Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Wolcott' K- E- 1 SN fwauiel S- E- 32116 Ave. , Portland 23 Oregon SECOND DIVISION ' Allen, J.K. , SN Glossy Read's Landing, Minn, Anderson, D.W. , SN, Norfolk, Virginia each, Va. Ayers, D.W. , BM3 fHen Peckedy Norfolk, Virginia, Berry, C,D.-,' SN fRebely Converse, S.C. Blumberg, W.R. , SN QThe Flyy Baltimore, Maryland Carter, W. M. , YN3 fWild Billy Berwyn, Illinois Cote, A. L. , SA fSmoke Eatery Warwick, Rhode Island Fishel, T. C. , SA fSharkyy York, Pennsylvania Geiger, F.J. , BM3 fPuppy Dog - You have to show mey Si, L0 Missouri Hart, AA. J. , BM2 fThe Blood Pumpery West Union, W, Virginia Hatfield, J.w. , BMSN gcornfieldy Whitefield, 'New Hampshire Hatt, C. T. , SN fCheckbook Charliey Reading, Pennsylvania Holloway, D. T. , BM2 lPajamasy Portsmouth, Virginia Hunt, E.A. , GMG2 fBig Edy Toledo, Ohio ' Jillson, R. P. ,Q SN QHe,'s Always 'RVeddy'y Erleville, New York Kiehline, D.A., SA fProfessory Bethlehem, Pennsylvania ,- ' Kirk, R. H. , SN fBaby Hueyy Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Martin, E.D. , SN flyllustachioy Augusta, Georgia Miller, C. F.-, BMC fLittle Sea Daddyy Shelburne Falls, Massachusetts Millette, N. G. , GMG3 fWanderery Norfolk, Virginia Nipp, W.J., GMG3 fTiger's Boyy Union city, Tenn. Park, R. A. , SN fThe Man to see when you want to brush up on somethingy Washington Court- House , Ohio uis, -Perry, D.E. , SN fPerrywinkley Fifthian, Illinois Picket, H. J. , SN fPunchy Chiderster, Arkansas Rash, D. Dn. , SN fTouris,ty Cedar Springs, Michigan Rockey, R.L. ,E SN fThe Rocky Chicago, Illinois Romano, C.J., 'SN tThe Wopy Hillsville, Penna. Scott, J. C. , SN fThe Scotchmany Albany, New York . Smart, E. L. , BMSN CThe Big Buddvy Newton, New Jersey Smith, D.B. , BMI fThe Terrory Norfolk, Virginia Smith, D. H., SN ClVIummyy Berwyn, Illinois A. , SN QSnowmany Albany, New York Stephens, 'A. E. , SN fBig Aly Kittaning, Pennsylvania Tyson, T.E. , BMSN fT.T. Browny Twinsburg, Ohio Webb, W. H. , SN fSpidery Whitehall, Michigan Welsch, J. W. , 'I' DIVISION Andrus, W. N. , SN CMama's Boyy 1 Marble Street, Fair Haven, Vermont Bacome, T. M. , SN QHippoy 691 Shepherd Rd. , Mt. Pleasant, Mich. Finch, W. J. , PN3 fFink 8: His Navyy 620 Beechwood Blvd. , Columbus, Ohio Ford, J. A. , DC3, CThe Duke of Ben Morrelly 3321 Rudd Ave., Louisvillv. K1 Gartland, D.A. , MMCS fLuigiy 449 Lineberry Rd., Lynnhaven Station, Va. Beach, Va. Gonder, R. L., MM3 fDinky Westminister, Md. Hege, B. W. , FN fLena Hagathay 1702 Gyro Drive, Winston-Salem, S.C. Holcomb, J.D., MM3 fDavidy Rock Hill, South Carolina Hyde, R.A., ICFN fClutch Cargoy 1726 Ditmar, Oceanside, Calif. Jenkins, F. C., FN fWOPy Rt. '61, Jackson, South Carolina Maloney, W. J. . DCC fBoneyy 6764 Westbury Rd. , Virginia Beach, .Vra- Martin, R. L., MRFN Clvlartinoy P.O. Box 653, Weston, WestVi1'Q1n13 Plummer, R.R. , EM-2 fCrashy Des Moines, Iowa Rader, H. S. , SN Qldiot Boyy Healdsburg, Calif. , Rochester, E.D., SK3 fRoekin Rochestery Chesnee, South Carolina. Rt' 'l Sorensen, D. C. , EM2 fCastle Maryy 1116 North East, NebraSka Sullivan, J.D., srivis qlvloosey 93 Bay State Rd., Chicopee Falls: Mass' BOAT DIVISION Augustus, J. N. , SN fJakey' 966 Mariner St., Norfolk, Va- Bruce, J. H. , Jr., SA CVirginiany Grottoes, Virginia Burns, B. L., SN CThe Greeky 109 Flynn Ave. , Winchester, KY- Castiglione, G.C., FN fCassy Madison, Wisconsin Courtney, L.E. , SN CSad Sacky R. F.D. i+1, Box 88, Buda, TSXHS Daigle, G. P., SN CSwamp Raty 1333 18th st., Lake Charles' La' Demagola, E.S., SA fDemogouchey Shirlingtoni Michigan Derr, G.E., BMSN fMr. Magooy 1434 Orange St., Berwick, Penn.Ind Dixon, F.R., Jr., EMFN nsnoyelopeoiay 602 S. Spring SL- Odom' ' Fissell, K.D., SA fFishy 4103 Arvndel Court, Pasa Graham, C. L., BM3 qlioniery caoialleo, westvirginia Hale, S. L., SN fHaley Millsy 1605 Tom Green, Odessa, Texas nn Jones, G.E. , SN fSpecksy 1803 Ferguson Road, AI1is0riPal'lf- Pin' Klopstein, B. W, , SN fClody 224 Lakeside Dr. , St. Louis, M1530 Mo Lucas, J.W., SN fCommanchey 2800 S. Jefferson, St. Louislhii ' Martel, R.T., FA fLoverl 508 W. Vernor Ave., Detroit. Mlcd gan Newman, ivI.s., BMI fComboatdiv ly Silver Springs, Mafylaql Ky Orman, J.E., Bivia fBig Red Jiny 636 Lone oak Rd., Padma 1 ' Pettit, G. A., BMSN fChety Naples, Florida . , - Prfwge, R.W., FN qfeig UNy 1543 N. 20th st., Shebvygaffi Wwconsm Reddcr, A.J. , SN Mack Dempseyy R.R. ifl, Dorr, Michigan Swrpitto, A. F. , SN fNosoy 183 State St., North Adams' MEI? land Schwaab, IG. E. , SN fMopy 1219 Cleveland St. , Baltimore, .ay Stripling, w.c SN qrixiiy 1868 Forsthy st Macon, GGOYSI mia iw, G. w. SN qnnioeey 560 I-land Ave.. Lancesfef Penney miss A S. ICFN fT'elixy Virginia Beach, Vifglm L nor, II.C. FN fDicky 822 Freeman St NOP Snow, K. LT QOur First Looeyy Norfolk, Virginia dena, Marldand th Tonanandfh Breitcr M.11. IN tDiIberty Iytle, Texas I kansas .f h Pontiac Mic 'lftbfi R. A MM2 QCome 'ilong with Mite I ' j COSPGI' S.E. IN Spooky Cleveland Ohio I ,.,,, :ff I .af H., . I. mmm lah 'ff'YT1RY'x l5lV21l'ISVlll9, Indi A ,jr rinkloy, C, E. MMI fI'nift fix it, fellaly Monticello Ar X I 1 . , vi. ie , , - 1 W ' , , , ' 1 4 3 NIY. Z 'll , I 4 . , ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT -' A DIVISION ', z l . ' ,H I A, B 'I 4 L 1 fix CL x . I ' K ' main MF 9 I.. , I , P , i 1 i ' a M '5 I' i ui II ' ' rn I an iii tchj Brockton Mass. a tg-glow, Long Island, New York l . A 2 popy Roanoke Rapids, N.C. ISIMFN fxenniej Glencoe, Oklahoma K ' 'MM3 fCherry Pickerj Vulcan, Michigan LBGNVZS L' EN2 fLouiel Jamestown, Penna. Lewis- ' city Missouri . .Wi EN1, Kansas . lkfaisen' SE 'FN mick, Martinsburg, West Virginia n . - 1 Mick! ei R. MM1 tCrow5 Bushwood, Maryland llorslm- 'MM3 fOddlej Wyandanch, N.Y. O'D611i FN fDilbert 321 North Tonawando, N. Y. Reischel, Ri! FN 116 to goj Providence, Rhode Island Rooney, R. fScrewj Robbinsville, New Jersey RUB- Chai MM1 fchubbyl Chesapeake, Virginia i.5'3i'i' e't.'.' ENFN fwnw Weiiingh- Njfgfijk Young, Tlwu FN fffwentyj Birming am, H1 a a Zentmyer. J.M-i MM2 fmmbol Ofwigo' I ' ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT - B I DIVIi5IO.N. Bennett. D-W-, BT2, Buskhannon, Vlest Virginia Bishop. g,E,, BT2, Rochester, New York Blount, r.D.. FN cFlefchJ Ifnsranse- N-C- Cmswnsen, 5.5, , FN fChr1sJ Frankfort, N.Y. Crowell, D.w.. FN wave? Pafflshi NEW York, Farmer' ,LRH BT3 fstudj Tampa, Florida Fung, RID., FA, Toledo, Ohio . I Hamilton, R.W-i FA. Chicago, Illinois Harmon, A.E., BT3, Machias, Maine. ' Harrell, H-G-, BTCM, Norfolk, Virginia mx, MR.. FN, Woodford, Virginia ' . miey, nw.. FN misgiei Huff- .Virginia , Killing' F,J., BT2 fRedl'St. Louis, Missouri Knobel, R,B. , BT3 fCookiey Annan Dale, New York Ougm-3, W., BT3 KO Mary Philadelphia, Penna. Pet,-ofske, J,w,, FN fSkiJ Jersey City, N. J. P,-nge, R,W., FN, Sheboygan, Wisconsin Rica' J,M,, BTI, Mishawaka, Indiana Shaw, L,E., FN, Tuscola, Illinois ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT - E DIVISION Beverage, R. L., IC3 tSleepy Royy Marlington, West Va. Bleu, S., IC3 flrishj Craig, Colorado gavig,,E,E, , IC3 fRidge Runnerj Livingston, Tennessee Dixon, I-'.R., EMFN lLightningJ Odon, Ohio Dugan, G.W. , EMFN fPorkyl Boston, Mass. Erckenbrack, E.A. , EM3 fEl-Birdop Winlock, Wash. Evans, H.J., EMFN, Eastlake, Ohio Falcon, C.H., EM3 fRecordsy Howell, Michigan Galney, J.D. , EMFN fMotor Mouthy Columbia, S. C. Gibson, D.W., EM2-P1 fMooseJ Anderson, S.C. Gower, W,B. , EMI-'N fLover Boyj Robinson, Ill. Grlflln, H.J. , IC2 fGabbyJ Fort Lauderdale, Fla, Hausa, R.R., EMFN, Manzanita, Oregon Jordan, R.B., EM2-P1 fDimplesJ Logan, Iowa Koehn, D.D., EM3 fBig Bopperj Nashville, Tennessee Lloyd, J., EMI-P1 fl-'at-Boyj Norfolk, Virginia Manning, H.S., EMFN fEarsl Hinckley, New York Newman, C.A., IC2-P1 fMusclesJ Norfolk, Virginia Passlos, P.H., IC3 fGreekJ Pittsburgh, Pa. Pope, C.M., EM3 Uawboney Point Comfort, Texas Proud, G.D. , EM2 fPork Chopj Philadelphia, Penn. Purkis, W., IC3, Dade City, Florida Reese, E.V., EMFN, Brookville, Ind. Rohr. L.H.. EMFN, Fairmount, West Virginia Sorenson. D. E., EM2 fSmiley Wheelsj Sandy, Oregon Snnlnn. G.W., IC3 fGuiena Gi-inderp Esperange, N.Y. Wilkerson. J.G. , EM3 tscroogej Alexanderia, Va. ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT - M DIVISION Cnnlvy. C.L., MMI fSlick Spadey Cleveland, Ohio Demi. J-L-, FN fFrenchyj Arnaudexville, La. Han' W-L-i MM3 tBrothery Lancaster, S. C. Hnlslnzfon. D.A.. MMa fHosieJ Piymontn Metting, Pe. Slnlnnnib. J.D., MMQ fLittle Davey noekniil, s.c. ohnson- M- D., MM2 fLittle Bad Big Jonny Madison, Pe. MacLean' C-N-i MM3 fMacJ Denville, New Jersey QEIEWEBR- . MMI fSnakej Brodnex, Virginia ' ' -1 MM2 iT6nJ Derby, Colorado 1 MM3 iphill Wisconsin Rapdis, Wis. 1 FN fTexl Port Huron, Michigan r FN fMoonshinej Centerville, Tenn, Phillips. R. A. Smerer, E, W, Sullivan, s. w, sm!-eld' R'W' FN istatj Willoughby, Ohio Swan ' Sm ey' E-R-i FN tLil Joel Sneads Ferry, N,C, ay' A-DH FN tBuckyp Elyria, Ohio W wgirjn' J'J MM3 iJ.J.J Alanson, Michigan Yam mg' L- G- i MM3 tRedJ, Morgan, Texas R g' 'EU MMCS iHossj Norfolk, Virginia -lay Adkl mg' 1F':-- DC3 fChetJ Blount, west Virginia B ge ' 'AH SFM2 mupej Pangasinan, Philippines are 'Oni R-W., YNsN fro-Yep Detroit, Michigan ,, i-A :N FN ffhe Mouse - he sqeeksj Bellnawr, N. J. g?3'g'1eri2N6E-- 5FP2.lBuckJ Rd. iwinininsbnrg, penn, Bleclfler. L,lV?FPSlB1ehu Rd' Igheswick' Penna' Cates VG D- SETPFP3 fM00n-Piej Cantwell, Missouri 1 - - i 2 fD0ugJ Indianapolis, Indiana Corley, J-1 SFM2, Chicago, Illinois Deaklei F.B., Jr., SFM3, Irrington, Alabama Dfwaffenfeid. S.J., DC2, Eldon, Missouri Dixon, R- F., srMa mieio Penn Yan, New York Gaillnrd, A.R., sri, Greenville, s.c. Maloney. R.L., SFP3 lPee weep Webster, Ohio Mills. J.L., SEM3 tJimj Iowa city, Iowa Moore, R. C. , SFP3 tBob5 Spartanburg, S,C, Nolte, N. G. , SFM2 fBig NJ Chamois, Missouri Parrish. S-C- r FN lGeorgia Boyj Chickamauga, Ga, Rnfcliffe. HAT-i FN iButchJ Tiverton, Rhode Island Sinclair, F., SFP2 frreddiey Vineland, N.J. Conway, L.S., FN fBonesl Hampton, Virginia O DIVISION Acaldo, C.J., RMSN Clckl Gonzales, La, Arnnld. J.W. , RD3 fOrlandy Taversa, Florida Atkins, J.T., RM2 fChetJ Prichard, Miss. Barnett, C-R. , QM2 fBarneyJ Murphysboro, Ill, Bartlett, D. W. , RM3 fBartJ Beloit, Wisc. Boyd, L.B., QM1, Friendship, New York Brdck, J.D., RM2 fJ.D.J Aiken, s.c. Brundrett, J. J. , RM3 fGranny Gruntl Arkansas, Tex. Chaston, J.M., SN fChestieJ Somerset, N.J. Dalton, R. L., RD1 fRichieJ East St. Louis, Ill. Dougwillo, C.R. , SN tHuhJ Lynn, Massachusetts Fontenot, L. G. , SN fFidoj Sulphur, La, Greer, R.M. , RM2 fBobj Beckley, W. Va. Hajdinak, J.A. , QM2 fHajibabaJ New York, N.Y. Hull, D.E. , Jr., RM2 tSpeedyj West Haven, Conn. Hunter, J.E. , RM2 fJayj Norfolk, Virginia Kimball, S.E., RMSN fliimmiej Fort Lewis, Wash, Kitchens, F.M. , SM1 fShow Mel Commere, Ga. Kolich, J. D., RM3 tJohnnyJ Aliquippa, Pa. Lessard, L.D. , RM3 fLizardJ Ledyard, Conn. Marshall, J.D., SM3 tToadJ Norfolk, Virginia Massey, J.W., RM3 tSnook5 Valdosta, Ga. Melrose, G. P., YN3 fPhilJ St. Louis, Mo. Naugle, R. G. , SM2 tMail Callj Portsmouth, Va. Perez, J. fnj, RD3 fBuddy Roachj Ogden,Utah Petree, G.W., III, SN fBudj Johnstown, Penna. Richter, P.J. , Jr. , RD3 fRickoverJ Plainfield, N.J. Shealy, V. L. , SMCM fLittle Caesarj Norfolk, Va. Snell, F.D., RMSN tFranniey Anacoco, Fla. Simpson, L. G. , RMC lBusterJ Norfolk, Virginia Williams, J. W. , RM3 fMountaineerj Frostburg, Md. Winter, J. M. , SN fCanvas Backj New York, QN. Y. R-1 DIVISION Anderson, C.C. , DC3 fAndyl Blackfoot, Idaho Anderson, D.D., DC1 fHawg Jawlsj 6756 Odessa Dr. , Va. Beach, Va. Arnette, H. H., SF1 fHerbertJ Rt. 42, New Brockton, Alabama Barringer, F.S. , SFM2 tBoatsJ 1351 E. Little Creek Rd. , Norfolk,Va. Battista, R. J. , SFCA fRockyy 80 Melrose St. , Bristol, Conn. Benjamin, J. C. , FN tSmilesp Tonawanda, New York Bequet, J. P. , FN fFighting Frenchmanj Box 110, Grand Caillion Rt. Houma, La. Bertero, C. J. , DC2 fGinnieoJ Academy Ave. , Cornwall, N.Y. Bishop, D. F., SFP3 CRagsj Roncererte, W. Va. Bravo, T.N. , SFM3 tRio7 100 Seaboard Ave. , Portsmouth, Va. Bruce, D. R. , SFP3 fHarry the Bump 44 Lower Wright St. , Hudson Falls,N Burnett, R.E. , DC3 fRonJ 312 Carpenter Dr. , Little Rock, Ark. Bush, B.E., PM2 tBillJ 1209 Mark St. , Arvin, Calif. Butler, R. L. , FN tChubby Cheeks, Fort Gibson, Miss. Davis, F.N. , SF1 lSnorkelJ 223 Kraft Ave. , Panama City, Fla. Frazier, H.R., SFM2 fHa.rj 1515 W. Parkins Ave., Sandusky, Ohio Gory, R.A, , FN fSweet Peay 23000 Bernard, Taylor, Michigan Goepel, L.O,, PM3 fKe-ysj 1202 N. Stafford St. , Arlington, Va. Gordon, B. F., SF1 tFlashj 635 Muskogee Ave. , Norfolk. Va- Graham, D. , FN fDreameyj 837 N. Highland, Dearborn, Mich. Green, D. L. , SFM3 tRedskinj Cherryvale, Kansas Griffin, R,E, , FN fRebJ 2667 S. Chandler Rd., Decatur, Ga. Hay, J.D. , FN, 128 12th Ave. , Seaside Park, New Jersey Henley, P,W, , SF1 fFriendly Henleyl 4511 Bainbridge Blvd. , Norfolk 6,Va Isenhour, H.J., SF1 flkej Danville, Va- . Kaylor, P.A. , FN fPetel 10830 Church St., Hales Corners, Wise. Keen, E.M., FN, Abita springs. La- Lamping, W. , SFP3 fwoptj 173 Richmond Ave. , Paterson, N.J. Mayer' D, C, , FN tBonesy 704 Primson Ave., Baltim0I'0i Md- McCroskey, L. L., FN fThe Irishmanj RFD 44, Bristol, Va. Meyer, C.P., FA, Trout Run Rd., St. Ma!'ySt Perina- Mickeling, R.W., FN tMickJ Rt. it3 Box 25A, Martinsburg, W.V9.. Morgan, BW, , SF1 fcarbage Chutey 147 Green St. , Laurel, Md. Morris, R.L., SFP2 tM0JS1is0, Penne- , , , Morris, W. H , BM1 tBall Headl Norfolk, 'Virginia Mott E,J. SFM3 fMott the Mutty East Hampton, Long Island, N.Y. O'Cohnors fr. G., SFS. Dfewviue nd-i Brewster' New Wk ' Papp, G, A, , FN fpepperj Holbrook, Mass. 4 i T 7 5 . i 1 i Ia 11 I. 1 l 7 I 1 l A 4 4 2 i . A Q. t -. an 7 it Park, B.B., SFP3, Box 34, N. Hanovoi-st, Union Deposit, Pa. peopms, G,D,, SF1 QCornstalky Dadeville, Alabama Redden, E,L, , SF1 QReady Rabbity Norfolk, Virginia Richards, C. E. , SFM3 iSlagpit Juniory Ansted, W. Va. Richards, W.E. , DC1 fRichy 1328 Greenwood St. , Lakeland, Fla. Roberts, P., DC1 fDobermany Oakdale, La. . l Rudiri, I,'D. , BM2, 9425 Windsor St. , Virginia Beach, Virginia Hugger-y, J.A. , SFM2 fWopsided Wopy Altoona, Penna. Bunyan, B. L., SFP3, Rt. if2, Box 186, Beulaville, N.C. ' Rutherford, Gi K. , SFC fChromey New Smyrna Beafrh. F101'1d5- Schultz, D.P. , FN fsnooksy 360 Aurora St. , Lancaster, N.Y. Shaw, E.L. , FA fEddiey Box 304, 10 E. Fleming St. , Ware Shoals, S. C. Sldnner, E. , FN iSkinmany 736 B. Jackson St. , Louisville, Ky. smith. A.A., DC3, 2338 Sullivan, st. Louis, Missouri Spence, B, , DC3 41-tigh Pookotsy 712 Briggs st. , Raleigh. N. C- Stilwell, C. B. , SF1 fPus Guty F-2 Myrtle St. , Pennvillage, Pottstown, Pa. Surma, J.N. , SFP3 fStud-Field Mousoy Lincoln Park, Mich. Sutton, E. M. , SFCS fSweat Williey 1527 Sears St. , Denison, Texas Tabor, E.E. , BM3 fBoatsy Box 156, Smiths Grove, Ky. Trauth, L.F. , DC3 fCatfishy West Wego, La. Van Duzer, D. , SF1 CVany 4301 Doziers Corner Rd. , Norfolk 6, Va. Waller, J. fny, BM2 fBig Johny Wrightsville, Ga. Walters, R. L. , FN fCanvas Back Kidy 335 W. 2nd St., Auburn, Ind. Washington, M.J., FA fGeorgey 1352 L. St. S.E. Weddington, R.D., SF2, 223 Chestnut St. , Adrian, Michigan Winter, D.L., SFPFN, S. 37 N. 3rd St., Marshall Town, Iowa Wynne, J. L. , SF1, 210 Water St. , Washington, N. C. Young, M. W. , FA fHand Jive-Dr. Jimmyy 838 Allen Ave. , Savannah, Ga. R-2 DIVISION Andrews, G.N., Mr3 fBeary Janesville, Wisconsin Bartosch, R.A., FA, Waseca, Minn. Bineau, R.P. , FA fRayy Biddeford, Maine Bishop, V.A. , MR1' fBishy Couel, West Virginia Bloom, J. A. , MMFN CRicky Boy, It won't be like this next yeary Oak Harbor, Ohio Bounds, B.A. , MM2 flt won't work, hossy Knoxville,Tenn. Brown, M. L. , BT2 lBucky Hampton, Virginia Cooper, K. , MMI fWhere is my coffee oupy Norfolk, Va. Covington, J. W. , MM2 fl-'at Man - Never happeny Hazelhurst, Georgia Crawshaw, 'A., MM3 fRed, incompatent slidery Salmon,ldaho Cyr, J.F., MRl, Augusta, Maine Du Bose, M.A. , MR2 qwioosoy Palisade, Colo. Dersien, R., MM3, Racine, Wisconsin Dillow, W. H. , MM3 fSkivies, Lace on your skiviesy siiringfioiti, Ohio Dunn, H.J. , JO3 fBlubber, Jim, Fat, Socrates Juniory Elkland, Penna. Eckert, J.C. , MRFN lCreep, and they say its greaty Buffalo, N.Y. Elliott, D.J. , MR2 fliueyy Lynn, Massachusetts Ewert, P., MR1 qpevoy Ocean Grove, Mass. Fleck, T. S. , MR2 fT.S. Himself- Just been here a few months, 48 nowy Williamsburg, Va. Gallagher, D.W. , FN fTenth Frame - it won't be like this in 66y Spercerport, New York Gayton, G.E. , MRI fSun Downer, Scarred Fingers left handy Olean, New York Ghion, D.E., BT3 fLittle Bity Clairton, Penna, Gibbard, P.J., MRCM fSgt.y Norfolk, Virginia Harkins, J.E. , MRI CVal Jean - I survivedy Memphis, Tenn, Harvey, F.E. , FN fLil Harvy McComas, West Virginia Hawthorne, J. L. , MR3 fl inch wrench - looksy Townsend, Ga. Henninser. D.L., MMFN mags - Life savory W. Fairview pa, Hoffman E. G. BT1, Frogtown Pennsylvania H0pkins, T.A. , MR3 QHoppyy Detroit, Michigan lmmekus. H C , FN uvetey Pittsburgh, Ponna. Irwin, D.W. MR3 fDavey Kalman F-J- t MR1 fKaly El Cajon, California Kline. R L , MLFN fnioky Huntington Beach, California Kelley, M- E- i YN3 fMike-Dog Tags-Lets go homey Creston Iowa Kent. J R., MMFN fKathyy Eau Claire, Wisconsin Lemiffux. C E., BR1 frrsnohyy Portsmouth, Virginia Ludwlco E A i MM3 fZeke - only red headed wop in the divisiony Aliquippa Pennsylvania Lydon P M., MR3 Dorchester Massachusetts Martmeza F , MM3 fFernie - 11 monthsy El Paso, Texas MCCOY L T , FN Champaign, Illinois 1 W-A- i SN iMac - Boo Boo - Short Stuffy Taylor, Mich. MR2 fRed - it won't be like this next yeary Plain Field n i FA, St Marys, Pennsylvania McGreery Means , Meyer , Mfayer' ' MMFN fL'-Wie? Sli Marys, Pennsylvania Miller. ,BT1 Norfolk Virginia Miner, , BT1 fRoadrunnery Norfolk Virginia MR1 Uoe Joe Woe be unto those machinesy Arlington, Texas Moore, gerrottoi N L MR2 fN1Ck Dress Blue W3 short timery Larain Ohio aP0l1e, R A MRFN fRayy Bernardsville New Jersey RGYUOMB. L E FN Inman South Carolina B0dgers F L , MM3 flliekiesy Norfolk, Virginia Rose, D.B., MR2 tcniny Norfolk, .Virginia Rush, D., MM2, Gastonia, North Carolina Roney, J.D., MR2, Nashville, Tennessee Roush, W. H., ML3 fButchy Brooksville, Florida Snape, J.L., MR2, Dayton, Ohio Stevens, D.M. , MR3, Dubuque, Iowa Squires, B.B., FN, Greensboro, North Carolina Swanson, G.A. , ML2, fUGHy Waterloo, Iowa Salazar, W. J. , MRFA fSaly Los Angeles, California Snyder, G.E. , BRCS fSamy Norfolk, Virginia Tarr, J. L., ML2 fJimy Marshfield, Missouri Therriault, M.A. , MRFN flfrenchy - six stitches from the Navyy Lowell, Massachusetts Treichel, R. , ML3 fRooney Rocky Two Rivers, Wis, Waggle, J,E. , Jr. , BR1 fD.D.y Norfolk, Virginia Zabodyn, K., FN fZaby Reading, Pennsylvania Wismer, P, H. , MR2 CTady Jonestown, Penna, Zalinsky, S.J. , MMFN iSkiy Derby, Conn. Yates, H.C., CWO-4, Norfolk, Virginia R- 3 DIVISION Anderson, D. W. , Jr. , EM3 fSea Lawyery 7992 Wherry Dr. , Norfolk,Va Auen, R. J. , EM3 fJock Strappery 110 1X2 Aaron St. , Pittsburg, Pa, Bidgood, J. W. , EM3 fOur Artisty 2014 Colorado Ave. , Portsmouth,Va, Biehl, J.E., EM3 fJoe Collegey 807 Warren St. , Marietta, Ohio Champ, E. L. , ICFN fThe best movie projector repairman in the 6th f1eetyRt. 4192, Box 28, Petersubrg, West Virginia Curtis, Dean R. , IC2 fThe man with the Golden Guitary Roosevelt Highway, Kendall, New York DeGowin, W. C. , ICl fThe Peroni personality many Ellis, T.L. , EM3 fCamel Herdery Rt. tl, Pleasant Lake, Michigan Ervin, J. M. , EMFN fAll I want for Christmas is my two front teethy 1502 W. North St. , Springfield, Ohio Francis, N. L. , ICC fMay he teach others as he taught usy 132 Forest Ave. , Norfolk 5, Virginia Freeman, L. S. , ICFN fThe best mess cook of the Shenandoahy Rt, i3 Danielsville, Georgia George, H.A., EM1 qOle stoadyy 1890 Sedgefield Ave., Va. Beach,Va. Hensley, G. G. , EMC fStovepipey Box 921, Elkton, Virginia Herman, E.D. , EM3 fOur Sophomorey 122 Dell St., Newark, N.Y. Horton, W.A. , ICI fCry Babyy 1126 Land St., Norfolk, Virginia Hughes, R.E. , IC1 fThe Educatory 5925 Igloe Dr. , Lynchburg, Va. Hyde, R.A. , ICFN fMr. Contentmenty 1726 So. Ditmar, Oceanside,Calif. Irwin, G. M. , EM2 fOur findout and fix it many 1272 Friedrich St., Rogers City, Michigan Janz, A. J. , EM3 fOur would be George Rafty 2268 Carpenter Rd., Bruswich, Ohio Jenkins, R. E., EM2 QBig Boyy 229 E. Central Ave. , Decatur, Ill. Johnson, D. L. , EM3 fOle Faithful Sz Top Rewind Many Ellendale, Minn. Masselli, R. W. , EMFN QSpeedyy 315 W. 3rd St. , S. Boston, Mass. Meyer, H. A. , EM3 QSwitch Expert on Ship 8: Shorey New Praque, Minn. Mosher, W.M. , EM3 CPierrey 222 Burmont Rd. , Drexel Hill, Pa. Peters, N.R. , IC2 fOu.r number one trouble snootory 418 Bolton St., Fairmont, West Virginia Plummer, R. P. , EM3 fQuiet St Deep Runningy 222 Westlund Terrace, Port Charlotte, Florida Plummer, R.R. , EM2 fOle Clutcliy 109 Glendale Ave. , Norfolk,Va. Sadowski, J. A. , IC3 fThe Neapolitan Lover Boyy 249 So. wylan Sl-t Frackville, Pennsylvania Sawdy, M. L. , EMFN fSmileyy Box 614, Battle Creek, Michigan Stafira, S. , IC2 Cfhey call for him when there is Gyr0 C0mPa55 troubley 172 St. Clair St. , Mt. Pleasant, Pennsylvania Seone, J.F. , EM3 fMimi's Boyy 314 Gansevoort Ave., Rfimei , stoiz, L. G., EM2 fOur Quiet Go Gettory sos Pleasant Dr. .-Greenwuefm' Trampush, W. , ICFN iOur Cumshaw Arteestey 12153 Pearl Rd. t Strongsville, Ohio ,ch, M T., icz fThe stratogisty 2727 snirioy Rd. Youngstown' 0 Weese L. B. , IC3 fThe meter specialist as well as the twist eXP0f7 Box 356 Gauley Bridge West Virginia ilson F E. IC2 fOur boss projector repair bench man, Rt if Wyandotte, Oklahoma R-4 DIVISION Bullock R D RM2 qBu11y Box 78 Bluff city Tenn Carlin H W. , ETN3 fThe Minky 341 Grove St Bangor. Me. Cather w.L ETN3 iThe Kidy 368 Broadway Amherst. 01110 Coppolino R E ETN3 qcopy 87 Glen st Athol. Mass Felton J S ETN3 fJoey 614 East High St Ebensbufg Pa Ferland B.O , ETN3 fOur Danny Dayey 72 Central St Farmington New Hampshire F10yd C R. ETN3 fThe Bank of Englandy 4011 Barmel' Dr Jacksonville Fla Goley G.A ETN3 fThe Worriery Rt if9 Box 425 Charlo St, Jamison r H ETN3 uamioy 128 Park st. cniuioothie 01110 Keever D.E ETN3 fltchy Rural Rt. Waverly Ohio 4 I i Koelenbeek R H ET1 fliedy 182 Brooke Rd London Bridge Nadeau R E ETN2 fFrenchiey 208B Ingram St Norfolk 5, V8 Posola w J ETN3 qpopsy 14175 Lastonberry Detroit, Mich e erson D L ETRSN fChunkyy Rt iii Abbotsford Wi ihps J L ETR3 qiviumbiosy 1607 East Allen Rockingham evlin P J ETN2 tsnovy 5 Oakwood Place, Scranton P9 John. R T FTRSN tsaintiossy 1039 w 4th st Erie, PGH ch ai . TV . ' hlo t , W , . , ' - 1- I D v 1 , . . , , . H R L ' ' ' U ' I . , - D.w. . ' d , tt N.C. LL'1 , 1 , I r.L, , , , Q G.A' l ' l 1 or 1 'Va' . .. ' - . ., . Pt ' - it i . s. 5 5 . ,, . I Pm. , ' W I ,N.C- -? . ., , , - Sh . , nna. , . , . . - . 62 St. . U A 1 H . na. 5 . F SN moody, Rt. 412, Box 282, Pocomoke, Md, E' ,AVJ RMI QUncle Williej 513 Euwanee Pl. , Norfolk,Va. R ' 'ETRS Utardvarki Phillips, Rd. , Sherwood Pk, , 'r New York B '::el.?eR' E1-R3 qkimokleheeol 1634 kingway Ro., Bnlrirnoi-e,lv1ri. sem I , or Wi N g:,LlLTV.!E-I2- IM3, 2136 Main st., Tewlrsbiiry, Mass. 335113, Gun. I OMQ, 234-B Helmich St. , Norfolk, .Va. MR3 fJ,S,y 153 Boght Rd., WHIGI vllet, N.Y. Cudish' Ls 221 For son Ave Bakersfield Calif canoe... J-D-1 IM1 I-I-,D-I Eu . . ' - M F, SN, 35 Gilbert St., Laconla, New Hampshire Conway' H .B ,FN fAnimalj Rt. 1, Selma, North Carolina Creech' FTG3, Kenlake Hotel, Harden, Kentucky Devinney' If IM3 41300 - Ragsj 5061 New Hamp., Wash, D.C. , .Jrzi GMG2 fBudl 545 Church St. , Hagerstown, Md. wr VV. my, LIC, Norfolk, Virginia - ' Hes 'C F Ffrcs, 822 1stSt. my Jacksonville Beach, Florida HHZZEZQ- SOG2, 44146 Stanridge St., Lancaster, Calif. House' EIL, OM3 fMouse.j RRI, Gaylord, Michigan ,, FT2, Miami, Florida :Z:1L::,',GlfB-I FT2, Ionia, Michigan Y Jenkins, C.E., Jr., OM3, Rt. 3, Littleton, - - Johnson, L,H,, IM2, 1365 Oceiinrflgw Blvdgg Laglollaq, Cjalllforgla H OM3 Bambinoj 1 arson ., rus , o ora o 11,2352-nI:,RF.J., Jrf, SO1, Somigville,5Iew Jergey d ,, OMCA, 2912 So. rain, enver, o ora o ii'2i'2Zi..I'f.i., SN IA-egg, Cagdjgvr ,j,j,fSeY I w.M,, FTG2f acl e lance, io Gerald, L., GM2, Norfolk, Virginia ' Mmeiogl R,1-I, , OM3 flilephantl 429 West 5th Ave., Roselle, N. J. mulch, ,jere W., FT3, Tampa, Florida , r Burl fNl., IMC, Norfolk, Virginia 231565, H,D,, PH2, Rockingham, N.C. Sony, J.H.. GMGC ICurley - Boom Boomy 550 Ely St. , Batavia, Ohio 50110, R,E,, PH3, 82 Elm St., Westwood, New Jersey A Ord, J,B,, OM3 fSpiderl 440 E. 35th St. , Paterson, N.'J. ilrzrygpgon, J, A., LI2, Coaltown, West Virginia Walsh, Dennis P., SOG3, Oakwood Court, Morris Plains, N. J. - DIVISION ,, TM3, Ashley St., Rebbecca, Georgia rode, G, F., TM2 llflummerl Route 2, Creek Rd., Cumberland, Md. grumage, D.M., TM3 fBird Cagej Box 265 W. Center St. , Burton, Ohio Carpenter, R,L,, Jr. , TM1 fCarpl 3808 Wake Circle, Norfolk, Va. Cross, J.J., TM2 fJayJayJ 363 E. 6th St., Peru, Indiana Duke, L.Ii., TMCS, 912 Sedgefield Ave., Virginia Beach, Va. Eildle, C.D., GMT2 fDougJ 106 Fig Ave., Fairhope, Alabama Fisher, E.D., TM2 fBudJ 663 Erie St., Elmira, New York Fortner, C.W., TM2 fPiggyJ Route 5, Anderson, S. C. Frnser, J.T., TM1, 7904 Park Lane, Virginia Beach, Va. Garrett, M. G. , GMM2, 702 Rapp St. , Thomasville, N. C. Glover, B.J., TM2 fBeeJayl Box 119, Daleville, Alabama Herr, E.W.. GMTSN fBilll Little Hollywood, Micco, Fla. Hinderlie, T.R., TM2 ITomJ Route 2, Box 836, NorthBend, Oregon Hillis, M.F., TM2, 2119 Hinshon, Panama City, Florida Hobbs, W.R., TM1, Route 2, Box 65, Robbinsville, N.C. ' Hollen, T.W. , TM3 fTedJ 2012 Lovell Ave. , Barnesboro, Pa. Jenkins, H.F., TMC, 3541 Sharpley Ave., Norfolk 13, Va. Lambert, B. Inj, TM2 fBilll P.O, 36, Freeburn, Kentucky Nlebauer, R.A. , TM2 INeboJ 409 E. Ill. Rd. , Lake Forest, Ill. Noble, J.L., TM2, South Eighth St., Steubenville, Ohio Plzlcltelli, F. J., TM2 fPeteJ 324 Hancock Ave. , Norristown, Pa. Riley. D.E., TM3 fRileJ 1467 West 132 St., New York, N.Y. Rittenhouse, T.D., GMTSN fRittJ Box 97, Piqua, Ohio Rlldy. W.H., TM3 fBil1J 29 Cianci Ave. , Plainville, Conn. Sickler, O. K., GMTSA ISiclcieJ Box 146, Clermont, Florida Shilllamson, P. fnl, TM2 fwilliej Route 1, Box 91B, Kermit.W.V. 1 DIVISION Cllmpbell, E.R., SK3, fEasy Edl Darby, Pennsylvania Deaf. J.M.. SK1 fMr. Booty Denver, Colorado D0lbY. D.E. , SK3 fB'aby Hueyy Huntington, Indiana Fischer. J.w., ska qrishl Cincinnati, Ohio Gcimeyefi P. F. , SK2' fDeputy Dogl Fort Wayne, Indiana zalesi V-P. , Jr., SK1 fSpeedyJ Manila, Phillipines Gray. L.A., ska qrweeryp Akron, Ohio' Salle. G.C., ska meal Plymouth, Wisconsin Lxnberzer. M. ml, ska qMaxiel Diluth, Minnesota - A-J.. Jr., skc, Waldorf, Maryland Loyd' J-W-. SKSN fJack1 Omaha, Nebraska Mmm' J-E- . SK3 fMacJ Newark, N.J. 5312. 0.J., SK3, Rose Hill, North Carolina PrewmEf0I:.:.L. , SK3 1Penny1 Baltimore, Maryland Sutton HW ., SK3, Monroe, Louisana Thomsen!! IVESKI iwllllel Mt. Olive, North Carolina Wolford 6 SK3 fGulnlaj Huntington, Long Island, N.Y. white' 5 B- -SHQKSN, Mt. Savage, Maryland 5-2 Dwlgmiqf fWoof-Woofy Pulaski, Tennessee Av , Baa? -T-E., lMsN fJ1ml 2933 Kimball Terrace Norfolk, ve. I c,,,mf,ief'J'- CSSN iBabol 31 s.cenier sl., E. Prairie,Mo. ' C'w' 1 CS2. Box 412, Taylorsville, Indiana ggiligihii., csl, P.O, Box 143, Micro, North carolina Gonzalefgi V- . 553 131331 3625 Nott1ngham,Trenton, N.J. Lewis R. L- ., I , 745 Tyndale Court,Norfolk, Va, 2 - -i . lB1s LOUD 119 Engleside sr., Alexandriava. Meyers, K.L., CS1, Stockton, Mo. Mino, C. C. , CS3, 1325 Winona Ct., Denver, Colorado Napora, F.P., cs3, 275 Cin-mis Ro., Birch Run, Michigan Oslesby. L.H., SN, 142 E. 19th Winfield, Kansas O'Neill, P. F. , CS3 1Fat Mani 2311 Tiebout Ave. , Bronx, N.Y. Pellicci, L.J., CS3, Mt. Vernon, New York Rgaciwt. D.A., SN fRassJ 1 Main St., Wales, Massachusetts SIICOX, A. C. , CSC, 2217 Alicia St. , Fort Myers, Florida Voccia, M.A., CS3, 12 Bank St., Derby, Conn. S-3 DIVISION Berg. A.w., SR IAIJ Eau Claire, Wise. BYHCGY. J-C-. SN IJ. C.1 Hopkinsville, Kentucky Brinson, R.G., SH3, Coolidge, Georgia Bishop. C.E., SK3, Prinston, West Virginia Broady, R. ini. SH2 1BobbyJ Hamlet, North Carolina Craig. T.V., SH3 ITVJ Montreal, Canada Feltner, R. Inj SH3, Hamilton, Ohio Goulden, R.J., SN, York, Pennsylvania Groomer, B. G., SN, South Bend, Indiana Hawkins, P. Inj, SH2 fHawk1Scotlandneck, North Ca.rolina Hicks, J.C., SN QJCJ Richmond, Virginia Hicks, L.T., SN fDanny1 Dayton, Ohio Hillis, J. L. , SH3 fSnakeJ Cleveland, Ohio Howard, E. B , SH2, Norfolk, Virginia Mayfield, R.D., SN fDelanoJ Galveston, Texas McLaughlin, J. P. , SA fRedl Norfolk, Virginia Merger, C.E., SN, Youngstown, Ohio Mullins, D.D., SH3 fMoonJ Richmond, Virginia Nash, P. A., SN, Independence, Missouri O'Neal, L. ful, Jr., SH3, Pantego, North Carolina Owens, W. Inj, SHCSfBill1Ironton, Ohio Parsley, R.C., FN, Kenova, West Virginia Rule, W. Inj, SH1, Carlyle, Illinois Simmons, D. J., SN fRedJ Fox, South Carolina Steele, W. fnl SN, Port Huron, Mich. Wheelhouse, B. fnl SH2 fAbeyl Petersburg, Virginia Wright, M.L., SA, Wahiswa, Hawaii S-4 DIVISION Gardner, J. B, , DKC, fGrump1 3500 Bessie St., Norfolk, Va. Hoofard, D. G. , DK1 fHoofJ 1502 C Irwin St., Lakeland Apts. Norfolk, Virginia Latham, B. R. , DK2 IRobertl 2912 2nd Ave., N. W. , Huntesvllle,Ala. Stricker, E. K. , SN IStrikerJ 912 Lake St., Sikeston, Missouri S-5 DIVISION Andaya, F., SD2 fAndyj 850 A West 23rd St., Norfolk 17, Virginia Bell, C., TN fBealyJ 2816 A Eastern Ave., St. Louis, Mo. Bright, J,W., TN fChubby CJ 516 E. North Ave. Baltimore, Md. Campbell, R.D. , SD3 fCool Breezej 1606 Vernon Drive, Norfolk, Ja. Elliott, H., SDC fHaystackJ 1200 Rose, Ave.. Portsmouth, Va. Matias, L.C., TN fNiloJ San Nicolas, Gapan, Nueva,Ecija, Philippines Remos, A.R., TN IAdorJ Binakayen, Kawit, Cavite, Philippines Richardson, J., SD1 fLeftyl 800 Freedom Ave, , Portsmouth, Va. Sadler, L, SD3 fDonnieJ 422 E. 14th St., Horton, Kansas Sanders, C.E., TN fChuck Berry 111 17 Earl St., Providence, R.I. Thomas, S., SD3 ITCJ 629 21st St. , Cairo, Illinois Trammell, W.H., SD3 fWillie1 Rt. 22, Box 103, Leesburg, Va. Villegras, R,T. , TN fRolliel Tabon, Kawit, Philippines H DIVISION Brewer, G.W. , HM1 fBilll 5438 B. Henneman Dr. , Norfolk, Va. Decker, P.S., HMCS fDeeJ General Delivery, Louisburg, W.Va. Crainer, D. J., HM3 QD. J.l 46 Coleman Ave., Spenceilport, N.Y. Haynes, R,F., HM2 IJim1 1632 W. Victoria St., Phila. 40, Pa. Leitner, N.S. , SN fGizJ 21 E. Bough St., Selinsgrove, Pa. Mirelez, O.J., HM2 fChitsj 115 Benavidez St., Laredo, Texas Moreland, G. L., HM2 fLeeJ 211 Mulberry St. , Carlise, Ky. Moriarty, J. W. , HM3 fMo1 Boxx 355, Osceola Mills, Pa. Poulnot, T. B. , HM2 ITomJ 978 Blvd. Ave. , Athens, Georgia Smith, F. O. , HM2 fSmitiel 533 Pearl St. , Fayetteville, N.C. Wan, W, grip, HM2 fWillieJ Rt. 41 Box 2, Augusta, Georgia D DIVISION , , SN fGary the Carry Ally 2911 Florida Ave. . Baltlmore,Md. Daniels, K, L, , DN fJol1nny come latelyl 102 Myrlice Ave. , Jackson, Mich. Maynard, B,R,, DT3 lWest Virginia, Hi.cLP.O. Box 1931 Kermit. W.Va. MoAniilry, o.E., DT3 fThe Dreamery R,FD,,if1. Hagerman. Idaho Ogle, LE. , DT1 flvan the Terribley 104 Mayo Rd. , Edgewater. Md- Somrs, T,A,, SN qBigRedy Rt. 43, St. Slairsville, Ohio Thomas, D. L. , DT3 IA belt buckled Texanl 629 W. 7th Sf. . 133119-Si Tex- White, R. C. , DT1 fThe Maker of Charactery 5 Cactus Dr. , COPPWI KW. Key West, Florida D Willis vv L DTC fchieo 3504 Bessie st.. Norfolk. Virgima 9 ' 1 1 -ff .ii I tv ,.,:,W, ,.l ,. i e.. , sunmv 81 s'rArr 2? XN,..--- cmdr Ralph R. BLAINE - ' CTF 69 USS ANGLER - Down periSO0pe STRAGGLERS 'YY' J. R. Crockett 'Pit J . . p, TM2 Daniels, K. L. DN Dm chasm, J. M. SN O 3Pi0ite11i, F. J. TM2 R-6 : Wllllamsou' ' , bers: 'R-6 g Niebauer, R. A, TM2 R-6 gHi11iS, M. F, TM2 R-6 g Smith, F. O. HM2 HHH' Cham J, D. IM1 R-5 Vanduzer, D, SFI R-l g Murray, E. GMG1 lst 64 CHIEFS e-,fb an J. ' l Top Row, left to right: Sturoken, G. W. , PCC. M'lle 1 , 1 Qi, F. L., BRC, Battista, R. J., SFC, Hayes C, FU FTCS, Sliealy, V. L., SMCM, Francis, N. L., ICC, Gladliill, D. G., ENC, Rutherford G. K., SFC, Middle Row, Duke, L. E., TMCS, Owens, W. Inj, SHCS, Ridge, R. P., EMC, Snyder G, E., BRCS, Miller, C. F., BMC, Mathis, L. T., OMC, Setty, J. H., GMGC, Bottom Row Decker, P. S., HMCS, Hensley, G. G., EMC, Young, C. E., -MMCS, Harrell, H. G., BTCM, Wallace, W. F., PNC, Elliott, H. fnj, SDC, Willis, W. L., DTC, Sileox, A. C., CSC, Eagan, H. G., YNCS, Simpson, L. G., RMC, Sutton, E. M., SFCS, Lohr, A. J., SKC, Gardner, J. B., DKC N lfJxee's investigation at 0900 Welcome back Cutting up 65 XX GL 'XU .' M1 fill 193,181-OU 0ic?OWN Ggemb OSI. I er 195 2 ADMINISTRATIVE DEPARTMENT i ,E I 4, , W9 Q. QWSG Kgs ' , 1 QQ , Ggix 1 . Z4 mm X X yff' Q A Q LTJ HER A. GALLAG ENS D' . . ' er CDR S, H, RAY Catholic Chaplain 'Cpx X Divxsxou Offlfl AU' Daz 1 GCS XN DB B 0 Chap ? 1:0166 N' MW Cv' fs . 1,5 2 I 1 vX,s v'I SOYYY Just as soon as we list who got the food If? ' - X wh W OX L 0 9' w Q, 9 ' C . ww JLQX a 600 mi W H' X , Wh Navllcrs WI1z1L?? 67 1 I' I O S - I 'X 31d It VVOH 'Zh MW, I ' I F011 - ? Clgalqgtt Vx J 5 eSf ' DIVISIO at Top Row left to riglat: Scivally, W. E, SN, Fillion, G. A. YN2, NOIWOU, W- CQ PN3, Marks SN sminl w. E. SN, HendriX, R.L., SA, Gawia, R- 15- SN, Childers' R' Lo SN' Smlth J YNCQ Bottom Rdw, MorriS, P.E. PN3, Negmifh, T- M- PNl, WJHJCC, W- F- PNC, Eagan' H G LTJG L. 'M. Brown, Strucken, G. W, PCC The X Division is comprised of the Execu- tive Officer's Office which maintain enlisted personnel service records and also conducts the Information and Education program, the Captain's Office which maintains officer per- sonnel service records, official mail, com- mand files and also functions as the legal office, the post office which runs a full scale postal service for SHENANDOAH er p sonnelg the Chaplain's section, which not only con- ducts and coordinates religious services, but also maintains the ship's library, and in addition, theX Division functions as the Pub- lic Information Office to dispense news of the ship and her personnel to the various news media. rv' 09 1 f ,rn or ' , as y N 6 O' , ' at Q f'i ' 'rf ' 5' V i fx GZ, ' , 7 fi , , i. T v '.ll G , . . 1 'S Hom 1' 'I In'mr's nosllcfl1C,0u1 f 'Cul .B: s., x ' .9 'Z ..! g. eu .X'g No! We don't have Playboy! I Mr.X..f,f xx. It Says here, we're going home in February Q ' .?f 4' i l W 'wall' .-W NOW chie fa if Says here The stepping stones to success a i 69 5 5 Asrnn- 1'-ARMS ronc , . X ,, f ,V 222 wfaf, Y fx'-fn 1 ,wg ' K' ,gy , ,, d The Master - at - Arms Force is headed by the Chief Master-at- Arms and is the Police Force of the ship In addition to maintain- inglaw and order on the ship, they 'E Q g-Q5 5 fav V2 W H alsoissue bedding, and operate the seabag stowage and the inoinerator. He stands alone . U I EB C 7 ru ' 7+ If ,.J Gonzales, V.P., SK1, Fema, W. E. TM1, Ridge, R. P. EMC, Smith, D. B. BM1, Fraser, J. T. TMI . V,Q?Z Z'jgyi: if X Q . Lu ,QQ 'N x Zak i , 1 if X V ' V 4 if 45 vu f U But he had two guns was f G 9 ' X l X rf Z3 QQ QW 0 swf? ,,,, if ii' 5 o fi E' V. twvir Q, 70 f' -'Q VT ggg X ,Q ,, Z 1OOY' me v ask, 510391 1966 ov Ons QQ V. L X diem-2 of the H6805 SELHOT Guaf ' r-6 , V 5 1? Z ii Shore Patrol Back! You wild beast! I LW 0300 wait 5 71 U'-Jboxvuzra. CAND DATE lljlj DECK DEPARTMENT Department Head LT J. W. WELSCH r . Blg Gf0Vannj X 2 A 1 e e b jg 5 d wu Z,,e ,, N Qfff J, E 12 ii? WE . SMI lllilf Mr. Smiley wants us to -W- F22 . 3? fa fijgj Q O O t ' - QS BBW G' 5 0 . GNU ' N-r 'ro TN B N BUT' I -DONT' XVA I 1: eff 1459 J i I-LVL? amy Z N 72 WN-wweqx NUMBER o E l-' ' It's El long way home f N fy ,f'i,f , !,f . xx , ,X ,f f f Q 1 gp .5 9. . nuke 2 W we Q8 .. 5 0 wxxefe M Lines secure 73 1 DIVISIO Top ROW, left to right:Lordo G W SA Leonard R 1 SA r A , . , , , , .,, , +useo, S. G. SN, Kaminski, S. J. SN, Noakes, J. L. SN, Pelava, R., A. SN, Holborn, R. J. SN, Middle Row, Harvey, R. E. SN, Thomas, R. C., SN, Knauss, R. W. SN, Curtis, G, L., Petree, G, W.lSNg Bottom ROW, Adki11S, R. A., Hall, H. G. BM3, Hamm, H. R. BM2, Jesse, W, J. BMl, CWO W. E. Smiley Peders0I1, H. SN, Gaither, F. G. SN, Muskopf, D. L. SN l Q ' f ' K All in a days work A , f f ol .4 pn. - SRX ,..x' ---.r 64 I gk lx is ' f Artist at Work 74. Q XX XX A, 3g::::1,..1 ,Q 'NUS ,,, L,,. V i -lf LB- NN Sweepers, P lenty Of Supervision .,-Eff? Q X .7f,:-Q25 L 5 Helping the Repair Department 75 ps 0 W jf Q ff ' P ' Q ,f f I V Mi o XE I' r I Znd DIVISIO - - if, R Top Row, left to right: Webb, W. H. SN, SHOW, K. A- SN, Stephens, A-Q Ii- SN, Blumberg' W SN' All J en, J. K. SN, Berry, C. D, SN, Rash, D, SN, Anderson, D. A. SN, Hatfield, J. W. . - ' 4 'N BMSN, Smart, E. L. BMSN, Park, R. A. SN, Middle Row, Pickett, H. J. SN, Maffln, E D 5 Smitll D H SN R l , 1 At! , , , , oc iey, R. L. SN, Kirk, R. H. SN, Romano, C. J. SN, 500175, J- C- SN, Hat' C. T. SN T S ' ' ' A ' J. , y pn, T. E. BMSN, Cote, A. L. SA, Perry, D., E.. SNS B0ttOm ROW, Gelgel' F' BM3, Ayers, D. W BM3 Cartel W. N Y , , ', , N3, Holloway, D. T. BM-2, Half, A- JD BM?63MiHCr' C. F. BMC, CWC G. J. Benton Hunt, E. A. GMG2 Nipp, W. J. GMG3 Millette, N. G- Gil ,C by vp y gr gg Img . elf- ... . . if L W ' far' 1 Second Division is res onsible for tf p vxo primary functions in conjunction with the SHENANDOAH, First of all the Second Division personnel are responsible for 5 the maintenance and upkeep of the deck spaces and rigging aft. Secondly, the Second Division gunners mates are re- sponsible for the maintenance and upkeep f o our only mount, mount 51, and for maintainingtiie saluting batterys and ma- gazine spaces. Our motto is, lf it's difficult we do it immediately, If it's impossible, it takes a little longer. , V.: gil-my of I lg a . ' 341 I i-11.5 HHN Packa gg fl' OTH hOITle i . fe L l'fQQQffl ' L E LilLCJ5 H ,gtg C1 ! ,.G,,e, ,, unwindslll lj I I-.ADV - - N mn Ease it up '.....- I. '+-wa' 413- Yl. Wa.. uh.: rg 1 3. X! If,-r N ' 4 4 A o Q' IX W' I I d1d11't do it 1 wa'iC her33 Superv igors v fm F 1 N 0 'WAI ' 4m.,4n.'G.. , v 0. WA. W, ,.WY,.,,. ' Q ' ' 4 Tkagggpgum ,,'i04fjfvxfYm! We didn't want it, anyhow 77 , 2 ' of g 'W bpea flyer T DIVISIO Top Row, Jenkins, F., C. Jr, FN, Bacome T M SN Martin R. L. MQRFN Finch W J PN 3 0 0 9 3 J 2 'O 1 33 Hyde, R,A.,1cFN R h tr 4 ' ' K , oc es el, E, D, SK3, Sulllvan, J. D., SFP3, Sorensen, D., C, EM2 Dms 3 I H, H, SN, Bottom Row, Holoomb, J, D, MM3, Ford, G, A. DC3, Gornood, D., A., MMCS, cwo R ' ' f ., L., Kmg, Maloney, VK. J., DCC, Plummer, R., R, EM2, Gender, R. L., MM3, Hege, B. W. FN, Rader, H., S. SN Illlllllllllllllllllif''W'-I W 'i---A' l Wash them all? 78 ,fA s 4-nl Off moments Personnel drawn from other divisions on the ship and thrown out into the cold,wild world of the streets of Napoli and Toulon, dodging Fiat, Renault and streetcar to fulfill their great part in Service to the Fleet, make up what is known as T Division, Assembled during deployment to provide dri- vers and vehicles required in the everyday transaction of the ship's business ashore, these men have saved many a sailor a long walk home, especially in Toulon, where they constantly shuttled 3 miles from ship to gate, much more efficiently than Shanks Mare. Due to their services many a man was able to see the historic and cultural attractions of surroundingareas unavailable without trans- portation, Our's was but to ask and T Division did pro- vide. do GS t . IHS Wire go p Setting up another run wr. 2 T1 T it T iiii T ,, fd i ,, A , g R 2 Q , tx S, , V 1 V Ting' Tr '- , , 2 5 i 5 F f M if ,.-all Q M i T? i 2 Chevys and a sleepy Nash BOAT DIVISIO Top Row, left to right: Lucas, J, W, SN, Redder, A. J., SN, Demagola, E., S., SA, Casliglione G., C. FA, Dixon, F, R, EMFN, Jones, G., E, SN, Middle Bow, Dear, G. E, BMSN, Wade, G, W SN, Scarpitto, A, F., SN, Pettit, G. A. BMSN, Bruce, J. H. SA, Hale, S., L. SN, Klopstein, P. W SN, Courtney, L. E. SN, Martel, P. T. MMFN, Bottom Bow, Fissell, S. D. SA, Schwaab, G, F SN, Stripling, W. C, SN, Graham, C, L. BM3, Newman, M. S, BM1, Orman, J., E, BM3, Prangc R. W., FN, Augustus, J. M., SN, Weiss, A., S. ICFN, Daogie, G., B., SN, Burns, B. L. SN Mxssw Lgfk' Sri, f ..' , aff! ff -ff wi SEC rf ft is , X , ,TSX 7 1 5 f N I .f i if 2 f Acrobat ff tb' , ,,,, NEXT TIME REA E BER E B05 flw I Olympic J avalin throwef A X A V ,,V ,:.,m .quam ,, I ,F Im 1 .. , X H ,, ,,, ,,, B-vw'-P- ' vw.. s ' f ' V f , we., . N, G it . :A ' 'fu A . , 0 X , Q f -Q , . W V6 'F , , it. km l i Spruciug up the gig ! E 66 XNJJ 5 pl ERS . tl' 1 l X . Xaicxl La' Top Row, left to r1ght: Waller, J. BM2, Morris, W, H, Cfeatwfe BMI, Davis, F. N. SFI, Bottom Row, Gordon, B.F,, SF1, Rudin, I. C. BM2, Anderson, D. O, DC1 We had two when we started , Baby! It S wet outside IYIIC I 3. gO O0 Qf o I t fr 'l a 2 13 l f M ! W 93191 W g Xi Rf d QA X fr ' So . . me 19901916 walk a m1lre for one 81 Tunes Punk. TT'5 'Q Dflfa1,l,5-ful w..,,Qlo I gs l r Y 1 I 1 Deva ENGINEERING ad DEPARTME rtrixem He X N xiXX X XX Xxx xx 'ix XXX LT 9' KN GOLQXN G W ,, ,,,,, ,Y 3 W e fifh fl fl ,ex , If I Iivffrfwi r If f i M Now with this layoutl can --- ss...,.ggN,, wwmg-,SX Egg x QN.EE , 4 ax :Wm X: 3.4 . ' IT' EDS' P W. Jr- ,,..,uv- CVX 'O R. I.. K 82 ING XNQO TEN FIA?-+ 6 X lx ia- Beach Gllal QQ W 'X -K Ni., mmwm 1d O13 X C1'yptO .5 ' 9 Mr. GCJLDING need S it for the R.R. LFNGILU: L4C:u5,u Emuuws Q O Cf Lg 5 ? I 2 Q 55.5.7 ,L r X f :my . ,ZIP X ' 55 J- I - 1 - , gTfi?9vf if - N .5 P4 + , 1- fw' 9? -Q G-19 , f' X 'fu 'J ,, 'flpl 'I 7-Rev 72' 1' W A166 N I-Mgr. Y L' Gqq . A H.' I f D .2 di ff mf' MJ fgfggl I! XY? O CHIEF? How DID THE mmspacmorxl G , . ,Q . , 'Xl - . 'HV' 5 M Lui! Whul UNUKXUX W3 8:3 L ' 5:4 , I A DIVISIO Top Row, left to right: Reishel, R. H., Jr. FN, Morris, J. C. FN, C'Dell, V. W. MM3, Rue, C. H. FN, Haley, A. J. MM3, Legrave, K. E. MM3, Kendrick, M. D. FN, Savage, A. W. MM3, Middle Row, Wood, G. L. ENFN, Crane, W. H. ENFN, Rooney, J. N. EN3, Gray, C. V. FN, Mickeling, D. F. FN, Young, T. W. FN, Harman, R. W. FN, Cosper, S. E. FA, Bottom Row Hunter, T. MM2, Smith, D. L. MM1, Brinkley, C. E. MM1, Gladhill, D. G. ENC, McFadden, C. W. EN1, Morgan, J. R., Jr. MM1, Lewis, C. L. EN2 The enginemen and machinist mates of A Division operate all of the auxiliary equipment aboard the SHEN conditioning and boat and vehicle maintenance and repair, supplying the ship with heat and fresh water, plus a variety of other jobs. ANDOAH. This includes air I In 3.1 141'O rod, id 1110 fy U c I Iovo hm. 1S?'YS111'11Q,.,S 1 84 A 111, filllgllfer and F , wi of th xi. A 1 1- YM-. B-. QUY X KXXXJ mr . . :OU ' c, NYXXCXLA K U7 1 Q :MKS XV IUQII I . .' i vw? . 'usi 9' ON' Mmrget ' NW? W .. Y 1 , I 1X Q L1g3,2l1I1SJE the world H ,J IN. ...ig ? 'ff 7 ll x 5,354 I' And around she'11 go I , B DIVISIO B Division furnishe the main propulsion plants the Med deployment, we furnished s fuel oil, diesel oil and feed water, HB5 Divisionis without a doubt indi in the fullfillment of the mission ofthe USS SHENANDOAH. hips with spensable Top Row, left to right: Thomas, C. M. FN, Harmon, A, E. BT3, Bennett, D. E. BT2., Blount, F. D. FN, Shaw, L. E. FN, Bottom Row, Knobel, R. B. BT3, O'Hara, W. F, BT3, Harrell, H, G. BTCM, Peter- ofske, J., W. FN, Christensen, J. S. FN 0 l . H I i Q . E. TOP ROW, left to right: Hix, M. R. FN, B1ShOp'TR'1eI, BT2, Crowell, D. W. FN, Kegiey, T. W- FN,3yBOf W. K. FN, Toth, J, W, FN, Sites, D. E- BT' r B binson, J. W. BTFN, Rice, J. M. BTL Fame' How to get up in the world ' ' J. R. BT3, Kiinus, F. J, BT2 se s all the steam for s heating, systems and for the galley, Duringo V1 K f X v Smile! Maybe he-3'11 go away st o'O O Sonjexlvh SP9 PNN la If it doesu't move -- paint it!! W 16' sir a J Say when! ' A V5 , v ,X ust me and my Shadow 87 it was Xefi Over , ' X V a xzb f'?Y I k' '70 Qcwtlw V- FD? ,T XXXXKQ f 1 f X ,VNXHX X3 fig- f fLvgi7t ffX'fiX C F' N pi, 'M-X -:E r-N j, Yi-Q15 gm x 1' Dgjffg T Riwfj : ' ' 351 -5 1 I: mvlslo Top Row, iefrto right: Evans, E. J. EMFN, Davis, E. E. ics, Koehn, D. o. EMS, Efchenbfack, E, A, EMS, Gibggna D, W, EM2, Gainey, J. E. FA, Middle Row, McDaniel, R. R. FN, HHQSG, R. R. EMFN, Gower, W. B. EMFN, Rohr, L. H. EMFN5 D'-13911, C- W. EMFN, Proud, G. D. EM2, Pope, C. M, EM3, Bottom Row, Jordan, R. B. EM2., Lloyd, J. EMI, CWO H- Wooten' Newman, C. A. IC2 The Electrical Division aboard the SHENANDOAH has a big job of keeping the electrical equip- gf ment in good repair and supplying power to the 1-ll - destroyers alongisde, standing watches on the Fw 4 main power and distribution switchboard, up- 9 1 3 keep and repair of the automatic telephone sys- ! . . . up tem, sh1p's gyro compass, and related interior 5 communications systems. We also provide .movie operators for the officer's and crew's if movies. Maintain a battery charging station to provide services for ships alongside as well as maintain and repair the ship's boats and ve- hicles. J 0 5 X mari ag, N fif v f--s. S ff vi xjgafeii, Q, 1 5 x ' I, , ,ma .ks ' i i 'ff Z Li' 1 fg -y . s , Now you remove this and -- ' 2 88 f l V.. ,if nd it Just a minute---l'll sec if ho's busy au fl Dom WOM' We li, Medicinal alcohol? ? Right through here If in dOL1bf'-Pull? ? +44 May the Good Lord--- This Plate has khicks in its odggo 853 DIVISIO Top Sullivan, S. W. FN, Williams, L. G. MM3, Swaney, E. R. FN, Szalay A P FN SIUGFGF E. W., Jr. FN, Stafford, R. W. FN, Bottom Row, Warren, J., J. MM3, Nine, K. D. MM2, M30- Lean, C. N. MM3, Phillips, R. A. MM3, Hosiington D A MM3 Johnson M D 'VIMZ C0016 , , , , , Q . -A 3 yi C. L. MMl M Division as a part of the En 'neerin 81 8 Department is charged with the responsi- bilities of maintaining and operating the main engine and ship's generators. We supply the ship with propulsive power and electrical power both to the SHEN- ANDOAH and ships alongside. ON . 80 111 14 890199 90 L Open this and swoooosh 'Xvx 'fb ' - VXXXQ-Q ' KXQQA- - BHK XM: mzzlzc our Own I want to be Ll out up Gcntly doe s It R DIVISIO Top Row, left to right: Beteson, R. W. YNSN, Adkins, F. R. DC3, Parrish, S. C. FN, Mills, J. L. SFM3, Deakle, F. B. Jr., SFM3, Moore, R. C. SFP3, Maloney, R. L. SFP3, Blecker, L. M. SFP3, Ratoliffe, H. Jr., FN, Conway, L. S. FN, Bottom Row, Beaver, N. E. SFM2, Dixon, R. F. SFM3, Nolte, N. G. ,SFM2, Degraffenreid, S. J. DC2, ENS P. W. SYKES, Jr., Gaillard, A. L. SFM1, Cates, W. D. SFP2, Aroangel, R. A. SFM2, Corley, J. SFM2 HR!! D pair and for the program of Preventive Mainte- nance. Personnel of the division are the back- bone ofthe damage control organization, main- taining all the damage control equipment, the piping systems of the ship, the fittings, and numerous other equipment. ?'?557? ' Miami J' sf aff F if X 2,253 f jf!! ff X K fffff ff 4 f f ' f' ' FP' 5 if IJ? ,fr 'f ,,- I Q9 ff!-ff' V 1- , ' 0, K 2:5 .77 -7 J af xx ,-8 I ! A ' L Fo f' fi 'fy , ou C gg, fc .e I J 'f ' K O ' ' f gd, , p s v , FI4, , fl X- ' . 'j :A 'Z f' ' fill? iff! Lx N X f E 7 S I 9, ,U up gg .1 ,, Dio vr IA ivision is responsible for the ship's re- 'IB' ,nl--in fi Wl1ere's my mask Aren't we supposed to be on the same one? .. ,,,.V, 1? 5.12 W 'fn Qfw- A Plumbin . 315 , , buS1neSS i . , 1' ' 1 'vp J! li fx,-P .gg L Our Gang X ! , I ' Q 1 ,N J 0, A ii 1 f Q, fx R if 'i : Qu Q J' you Po A 0111- ' 'T2111 hands ug Our Wit M Ugtp a - E C QLYYOOH ' d rlell iSt find S A TYP 93 H A ' ER. OPERATIONS DEPARTMENT ,H CXNYUBTF NX WC' LT- Allaight then 3 Weqlha MA' nd Carry it over LTJ G. E,E. BEERS The Operations Department, under the Commandmg Officer and Executive Officer, is respfmsible for the planning, scheduling, and coordination of the opera' .f tions of the ship. Further, the department is FQSPQU' sible for the collection, evaluation and dissemiflatlon of combat and operational information and intell1gGHC9s for external communications and for the mainfelfance and repair of electronics equipment not specifically assigned to other departments, In addition, the navi- gation functions are under the Operations Officer Who is also the Navigator. W. CROSS ENS- B' 94 V 1 1, in ' 3 x '--uf --Q: ,' -f-li.-3 ' lf. 2 .gf ' gf X 22 ' ' s '93 ' f' V N I . j 'Q I W j 3 1 Y I X Q O xg Us sgud GUY- - fl NN V' dowt Wim U 'v You ,N N X gl 1 'Q,5x.V4k1' x ' Zi 'dj V 'A J 4 l 22' M s ,Q --4 -. Q q ' A 'Q -nr-mm 'Q 1 ,, J ii mf, gl, ' if A 2 ' g, -1 , . NXYIEXX' - Our C1111 i p Y, 5. yi' X E Q' - . K..-Wvmvu V V XXX. JJ, QM' X gi! ffm f K wx 1 4 r V, ox ' f if if X X '7 ' N-X f a' XX 'Y , . .. I Xk' 1 I. u ,, iffl' gf lyyy W , fx Q, Kiqi! XUQQ Q key .QA r Q' f E 4 A XVQXV, 4 f5TAQC-:CARD 5' It's exactly 85 95 5- ',v M.. ft IO H19 Ifggpair. . , If. f KL 11: M M 14: R 0 DIVISIO To Row, left to ri ht: Acaldo, C., J., RMSN, Winter, J. M. SN, Brock, J. D. RM2, Pere? J RDIS, Fontenot, L. SN, Richter P., J., RD3, Massey, J., W., RM3, Greer,1R., M. 7RM2, Middle Row, Hunter, J. E., RM2, Brundrett, J., J., RM3, Barnett, C. R.. QM2, Arno d, J. Vi. RD3, in ball, S., E. RMSN, Kolich J. D, RM3, Melrose, P. YN3, Dougwillo, C. R. SN, BOUSODW ROVWLTJG chens, F. M. SMI, Hajdlinak, J. A. QM2, Simpson, L. G. RMC, LT W. C. McWh1rter, E. E. Beers, Shealy, V. L. SMCM, Snell, F, D. RMSN, Boyd, QMl The Operations Departmentis divided into four sub-divisions. OI Division: Consists of radarmen who carry out the func- tions of CIC QCombat information Centerb. This includes operating the air and surface search radar, maintaininga plot of ships and aircraft and radar navigation. OR Division: Consists of radiomen who operate and maintain radio transmitters and receivers, receive and transmit shipfs external communications other than visual. OS Division-, Consists of signalmen who handle incoming and outgoing visual communications by means of flashing light, semaphore and flag hoist signals. N, Division: Consists of quartermasters who assist the Navi- gator in celestial navigation and piloting and maintaining an accurate plot on navigational charts of the ship's position at all times when the ship is underway. Maintain all charts and other navigational publications corrected and maintain and operate ship's navigational equipment. Come in Toulon '1 X? One hell of 3 te lephone X Y gmke e what ? ,ff :Lau lx O Club bearing - lg-0 . M X I J Sllu. Repeat that bearing he Tell me :mother way to dry them f,ffL ,,Ixm-J N-e,..f'f '7nfe . ij, !7f3'Y fp iN L liz N,f 'fi4gq,p2 pgzggfffff I X 41,59-:gf A X sf-ld' 4 CH OX Il' Q gf ,ji ir 11- Y N ,fe V F7 l, J C ,QC Maybe We CHU get the Follies 97 ,fir if Xxkux Y JA VL TH! be. Q 1. -w g-v nussxv REPAIR DEPARTMENT Department Head Q i , Q. aw E Q xx new M AXA fx, 'H' ,f ' l v 'x LCDR W., Jo BLASC ZAK r , L R pf!! ' NX mf' K , ' 9 I k MX up 1 W1 f K QA Q . I S LT Co N0 'X ,,. 1 . W AHN ff 1 ,Q M 4 ' x 'M M 1 9 1 ' 1 if i, 4 , R High Level Conference K - :an ? .sl is-uf' LT A., 0 LT T., E., RICHARDS EMMEB RUSTAD SRG Co l 1 98 EN 44 J?- LTJ G H. 'Q n A. KE , , i YAT LLY Cwo J., W., ROBINSON CNW H' L' li S 'Q QW G BENNETT Spray Painting? O I It'11 never work! I if S cn.. f f Z MMM, X X ASA R-1 DIVISIO Top Row, left to right: Richards, C. E. SFM3, O'Conner, J., SFM3, Morris, R. L. SFP2, Winter, D. L. SFPFN, Mott, E. J. SFM3, Smith, A.. A. SFP3, Keen, E. M. SN, Tabor, E. E. BM3, Third Row, Benjamin, J., C., FN, Washington M. J. FA M , , ayer, D. C. FN, McCroskey, L. L. FA, Bouquet, J. P. FA, Shaw, E, L. FA, Griffin, R, F. FN, Pugh, C., L. SFP3, Barringer, F.. S SFM2, Second Row, Weddington, R. D. SFP2, Anderson, D. D. DCl, Park, R. E..-SFP3, Reddlll, E. L. SFl, Gopel, L. O. PM3, Arnette, H., H. SFl, Stillwell, C. D. SFl, Wynne, J. L. SFl, Ba' tista, R.J. SFC, Sutton, E. M. SFCS, Davis, F. N. SFl, Richards, W., E. DCl, Roberts, P. DCI, Henley, P, W. SF1, Runyon, B. L. SFP3, Mayfield, R., D. SN, Butler, R. E., Jr. FN, M01'San: E. W. SFl, Peoples, G. D. SF1, FirstRoW, Burnett, R, E., DC3, Lamping, W., SFP3, Ffazleff H. R. SFM2, Gory, R. A. FN, Hay, J. D. FN, Bush, B., E., PM2, Mickeling, R. W. FN, Kayloff P. A. FN M 4 ' , Gyer, C. P. FN, Tiauth, L, F. DC3, Surma, J. N., SFP3, Bertero, C. J. DC2, Ruggery, J., A. SFM2 I R-1 Division is a jack of man f trades a 3 s it is l concerned with shipfitting, welding, sheetmetal work, forging, sail-making, canvas craft, pipe fitting, underwater repair, fdiversy, carpentry, and other work involving hull repairs, and altera- tions. During the deployment they did an enor- mous amount of work in keeping with the SHEN- ANDOAH Can-Do Tradition. Ifll break that walnut yet! I Q Nj, 9 I gf f 'L fl A . A yi :I 'Qyf' My watch band will stay on now! E J 100 v1l l Let's see, at 50 Lira a foot ---- if Close enough for Government work ICQ Q Hi! yes Iknow what Pm doing, One way or another, it'l1 fit! Fai-f . ? 0-5 , H. v-74 -'tail I W sg A A fir d ll e N ' ' f fx 1 Q- k X1 N X .4Qfs1..z I X W J .ff ,. j , V! 1, L' E .:Qf3:,,J Eil Zfffm A H Q ' 514 v A W XQ 5 Clean up time K F609 45- 101 if f R- DIVISIO MMFN Crawshaw A MM3, Kent, J. R. MMFN, Sa man, F. J. MRI, Andrews, G. MR3, Dubose, M. MRI, Waggle, J. E. BRI, Middle Row, Miller, F. A. BTI, Hawthorne, J. L A. MR2, Harkins, J. E Top Row, left to right: Kline, R. L. MLFN, Rose, D. B. MR2, Meyer, D. W. 1 , , . f f lazar, W. J. MRFN, Kal- fyhc H-2 Division is composed of six shops un- dei- the supervision of CWO H.C.YATEs, USN thc shops include Valve Repair, Light and, Heavy Machine Shops, Foundry, Outside Re- pair and Boiler Shop. The duties of the valve all types of valves, pressure regulators, rcducers, and steam traps. The duties of t clude: All types of precision machine work, such as manufactur engine bearings, machining of valves, pump parts, and spare parts., The outside repair duties fall to the Heavy Machine Shop, these duties include: repair of steering engines, an- chor windless' dishwashing machines, boat davits, Winches, and equipment not easily re- moved from shipboard. The Foundry duties include: rebabbitting of bearings, casting of many difficult machine parts, and billets for machine shop use, The Boiler Shop duties in- clude rebuilding of boilers, repair of safety valves, water testing, and routine boiler in- spections. By the many and difficult jobs per- formed within the division, it can be seen that the ship's motto of Can-Do is definitelya part of R-2. bench are: overhaul of he Machine shopsin.. e of gears, boring main MR3, Snape, J. L. MR2, Eckert, J. J. MRFN, Henninger, D. L. FA, Squires B. B. MRFN, Gayton, G. E. MRI, Landis, F. C. MM3, Martinez, F. MM3 Bounds, B. A. MM2, Bottom Row, Lemiuex, C. E. BRI, Swanson, G. A. ML2 Wismer, P. H. MR2, Covington, J, W. MM2, Gibbard, P. J., MRCM, Miller F. L. BRC, Snyder, G. E. BRCS, Bineau, R. P. FA, Triechel, R. ML3 Brown, M. L. BT2, Zabodyn, K. C. FN Top Row, left to right: Fleck, T. S. MR2, Roush, W. H. ML3, Zalinskyf 5' MMFN, Ludwico, E. A. MM3, Ewen, P. MRL, Elliot, D- J- MHZ' RCY 1d L. E. MRFN, Rush, D. MM2, Bottom Row, Harvey, F. E. MRFN, Roncy, J. D MP2, T3.1'1', J. L. ML2, Perl-else, N. L. MR2, COOPGI, K- NM11 Means' R' I , MR2, Dei-Siem, R. W. MMS, Rapone, R., A. MRFN, Dniow, W- H- Mm We better cov er it. A hole that big will leak Hide the magazine! I Here comeS IO2 1 ' ' M1 . Blascaah MJ. . W who lm l3Uf jfhs ,Q gl f OWS 9 pfe ! wa ii . af 0006 S X19 Q5 1-swf 1+ 069' -'x . Quia 5 Wh v N-7 x ' ave, thi? ,Emu said' Satisfaction Hey chigfl Can we slice the bread? Q - DIVISIO 'Q as WU' al-M Top Row, left to right: Sawdy, M, L. EMFN, Weese, L. B. IC3, Freeman, L. S. ICFN, Ctlftlsi D. R. IC2, Stafira, S. IC2, Tych, M. T. IC2, Johnson, D. L. EM3, Janz, A. J. EM3, WIISQU, F. E. IC2, Herman, E, D. EM3, Ervin, J. M. EMFN, Middle Row, Plummer, R. P. EM3, EMIS, T. L. EM3, Trampush, W. ICFN, Meyer, H. A. EM3, Peters, N. R. IC2, Auen, R. J. EM3, Biehl, J. E. EMS, Seoane, J. F. EM3, Jenkins, R. E. EM2, Sadowski, J. M. IC3, Bottom ROYY, Champ, E. L. ICFN, Mosher, W. M, EM3, Stolz, L. A. EM2, Irwin, G M EM2, Hughes, R. I2- IC1, Hensley, G. G. EMC, Francis N. L. ICC, Horton, H. A. ICI, George, H. A. EMI, Anderson, D. W. EM3, DeGowin, W. C. ICI R-3 Shop 51 Electrical Repair Shop 51 is primarily a poly phase rewind shop, but includes all types of electri- cal repair and emergency repair for keeping the Fleet electrically efficient. We rewind single phase, poly phase, and some fractional horse power A. C. 1 motors for all voltages and horse power. ' I and interpoles up to 50 H. P. We trouble shoot and repair voltage refiulators of all types and control e u' n D. C. motors we are equipped to take armatures up to IO H. P. and field coils L m '. M q lp- i A1 ment for all ships service electrical equipment. f We make emergency repairs in switch boards switch gear and cables and t . - Q L, - Q - about anything electrical that ship's force are not equipped or capable of doing In addition to this, we maintain all repair department electrical equipment so they can operate at peak efficiencyg for morale purposes and good prices on shot guns, we take care of the Crexv's coke machines. Shop 5lG fGyro Repairj R-3 Division The interior comniunieation electrician CICJ is responsible for the operanon of this repair shop, Of its many jobs, one of the most important of all is the repair and upkeep ofthe Gyro Compasses on ships tended, An inspection is held on a compass and asso- ciated equipment once each quarter and more often if necessary - this is the thing that will help the navigator get you back home. Another function and possibly the most important, as it deals with morale, is the repair and upkeep of movie projectors. These projectors are taken apart,all worn parts renewed, put back together and tested. The goal here is to have all These xfdg? Japanese Puzzles! l ship's projectors operating all of the time. J Other IC circuitry such as alarm and warning devices, various types of internal voice communication systems, tachometers and testing of meters come under the cognizance of the IC electrician. 104 wwf TB e x V ehe1'G'. Y - , XL AUQSUW 335' t X whit VNU SM ' iz YC L . Delft 91 X-QM it e, WX '1-w... -surf? It must ,df gO there semew But chief, the POD says here Q we ,. 154 pun 3' fm f Q , .E , W T ' f .3 - 7' A .X ,ale W In ,V If Nf- Igllivies maybe gettir1ggl1uttm':1lI tlnv Hmm-, 1475 sul1'R ' of ' me me in Care uf: A R-4 DIVISIO maya Top Row, left to right: Carlin, H. W. ETN3, Jamison, F. H., Jr., ETN3, Wiseman, T, R., ETR3, Felton, J., S. ETN3, Coppolino, B., E, ETN3, Floyd, C. R., ETN3, St., John, B, T., ETRSN, Middle Row, Taylor,E. F., Jr., ETNSN, Petterson, D, L., ETRSN, Keever, D., E., ETN3, Williams, R. To ETR3, C-olex, G., A, ETN3, Cather, W., L., ETN3, Phillips, J., L. ETB3, Ferland, B. O. ETN3, Bottom Row, Pesola, W., J. ETN3, Bullock, B. D. BM2, Tallefsen, W. J. RMI, LT A. O. Rustad, Koelenbeek, R. H. ETl, Shevlin, P, J., ETN2, Nadeau, R., E., ETN2 4 ! Q iw Stock number B-4 Division consists of four shops which are concerned with the re- pair and maintainence of electronic, cryptographic and teletype equip- ment., The main shop is the electronic repair shop where radar, ECM, test, radio and transmitters are repaired, The Calibration Labora- tory tests and calibrates all electronics test equipment. The Tele' typewriter and Crypto shops repairs aligns various security and com- munications equipment., Where's the radio shack 106 New ifl were you -- 1 No it isnYt like water and doeswt run down hill P '1,. it hd f M new It Says here A floating game? 7 7 X - DIVISIO Top Row left to ri ht: Ho E L , g use, . . OM3, Leach, H. B, OM3, Christian, W. D. OM3, Hays, C. I5 Jr., GMG2, Heller, G. A. FTM2, Mentgen, G. L. GMG2, McCague, W. G., FTG2 Devinne M O 1 Y, - FTG3, Phillips, H. D. PH2, Middle Bow, Millelot, B. E, OM3, Thompson, J. A. Jr. LI2, Hager- man, D. B. IM3, Avery, B., C. IM3, Sozio, B, E., PH3, Creech, H. B. FN, Cardish, J. S. MR3 Holther, K. B. FT2, Harper, B. E. SOG2, Walsh, D. P. SOG3, Spofford, J. B. OM3, Bottom Row Levourne, F. J., Jr, SOI, Bible, G. D, OM2, Miller, B. IMC, Haynes, C. F., FTCS, LT T. IC Richard M tl' 1 I ' ' L. H. lM2 s, a us, L, T. OMC, Hester, W. LIC, Setty, J., H. GMC, Minich, J. W. FT3, Johnson ! The alleys are right here, chief. r W' 1 , , , , , . . J f wa ' 'f , , , 4-self, ' ff.-45? X I ' 2, if 'A 'LA ij' if ff A . 44 -- ' f- , - -u V' ' 'A ' 'L 575 . A O u 'I 4 l O' M D What's wrong with a 83. 00 bill? How do you spell Kat? IOS A'MA Yv Ah say hi This division with its eleven shopS DFG' vide the following services or FGDZUFS Optical, navigational instruments, mag- netic compass, regassing, WafChGS, clocks, barometers, gauges, taclw' meters, glass cutting, paint scaling and baking, engraving, FT radars, com- puters, stable elements, target CTGSIQU3' tion systems, sonar, fathometer, SQH31' attack teacher, star gauging, 1'egUHI11Hg3 general ordnance, photo coverage, Photo developing, blue print reproduction, 13' mination, all types of printing. P11037 coverage for this book was accomplished primarily by H-5 Division. - 1 , 1 f I 4 ,BX .L 1' ANN Y' 4 t N I'm too short to fix all these! xx V W' A EV91'YbOdy thinks it's coffee 2 si' tt? What, us work ? R-6 DIVISIO ' 4 Top Row, left to right: Kerlavage, J. R. TM2, Noble, J, L, TM2, Hinderlie, T. R, TM2, Hollen, T. W. TM3, Rudy, W. R., TM3, Middle Row, Brunfiage, D. M., TM3, Biggers, J. A. TM3, Riley, D, E. TM3, Fortner, C. W., TM2, Cress, J, J. TM2, Rittenhouse, T., D, GMTSN Sickler, O K GMTSA, Bottom Row, Brode, G., F, TM2, Herr, E, W., GMTSN, Jenkins, H., F., TMEZ, Ensign R. C. Klemmer, CWO G. Bennett Duke L. E TMCS Gl , , ., , over, B. J. The R-6 Division tests, overhauls and re- pairs advanced underseas weapons of all 4 types and their associated launching equip- ment. These weapons are depth charges, torpedoes and ASROC and include target as- similators. F? 1 Q Hold it! The part rolled over here 4:5-ft' J . ' ut vu UN The smoking lamp 15 O . -11 mess deck whil ' f fl 1 o '11 ffl? Jx LN'-7-9 ix i 1 uxhatl S down lhfg1'q4-', o A -A Yo-. H, Ny 1-...,jo,.. .M. o o s OM m5U1.YDoiz1ts f o- - , Rack them! 1 HIC IJ1Ufil1'Lf r, f3'?39 I Y All you mood is El good bool and --- XJW --sir-1 Gently ! ! UPPLY DEPARTMENT Department Head A Y CDR J., V. DGSANTO CSC? X 'ill-uullfwc Mx JUS13 take this to GSK --- KSC, HTH VVAD S LVO I-114' LTJG R., N., VARNER fSCj RNS Q 1 ENS MDC., ROE CSC5 'LD Us HER gsm 1 1 2 H Q52 SuppQ k11gjAg J 'ir -ax' K -rft? .., - nz' M 4,L3-' 1-., Replellishmeut You did put filling' in didn' 113 'C you? t I E .Q -1 S-1 DIVISIO 1 o E , 4 Top Row, left to right: Thompson, J., E., SK3, Herrnberger, M. SK3, Loyd, J. W. SKSN, Dolby D, E, SKB, Prewitt, N., H. , Jr, SK3, Wolford, D., G, SKSN, Bottom Row, Campbell, E. SK3, Gall- meyer: pp F. SK2, Lghra A, J,, Jr, SKC, LTJG W. T. Wadsworth, Dear, J. M. SK1, Sutton M. L. SK1, White, J. B. SK2 I S-1 Division is responsible for the re- ceipt, issue, and stowage of all general stores material on board or received. To accomplish the above, there are 21 storerooms assigned for material rang- ing fromrags to torpedo support, This range includes some 60000 line items., The division is also responsible for the maintenance of all COSALS and tender load lists plus the financial budget for the ship, I can road reading, but not writing! ll4 ' sac II IIIIII ,I I an NI IIII la , ulluuuu I..-nun IIIIII IIII ' II' 1 I lu I 'nun I In IMI nu nu. x 'IIII I IIIII x nw u III IIIIIII IIs annum VIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIII :HIN- .IIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIU IIIIHIIUIHNII 11 IIIIHIIIUIHII. :annum I IINI lull: nun 5 uw 1. A nu In 'I H Il Alum IIIIIII IIIII IIIIIIII IIIIIIII I IIIIIIII III III .que III I II II sun U Mx Hu Illulll IKIIIIII IIII ummm. ,nsxyynu und ' K I il- 'III IIlIs IIII II KI III '. III 'III - I I H' xv II I5 III I Inu nun :nu nu Iunu 1 Inu untill X nn uuxnu IIII IIIIIIIII nu xuunun II IIIIIIIII UH., In un u Hula luulnu 'un u I '::u'Nn'x'4.:ulu'1l:' IIII III III n I ununuuunl HH' ln I IIOCKCYT I I x Nia ff YN. .Jir- . 1 D 41 6- 7 k.'7 ,CJ as 1dS7 ll .XA adm? S-Z DIVISIO ,, , , , 'fv ' i r , v' T is Top Row, left to right: Chandler, C.W. CS2, McQuaid,R.W. SK3, O'Neill, P,F. CS3, Fabrizio, A.M, CS3, Voccia, M,A, CS3, Mino, C.C. CS3, Lewis, R. L. CS3, Oglesby, L. H. SN, Bottom Row, Racicot, D.A. SA, Napora, F. P. CS3, Meyers, K. L. CSl, Silcox, A.C. CSC, Ensign Roe, Coley, M.R. CSI, Babb, C.J. CSSN, Avera, J.E. IMSN, Pellicci, L. J. CS3 MESS COOKS left to right: Manning, H. S. FN, Smith, XRQE, SN, Top Row, Papp, G. A. FA, Graham, D, FN, Zabodyn, K.C. FN, Stafello, Middle Row, Bartosh, R.A. FA, Fishel, T,C, SA, H.C. FA, Meyer, L. L. FA, Mclieen, J. A. SN, Con- R. W, FA, Immekus, way, M. F, SA, Schultz, D. P. FN, Masselli, R. XY. EMFA, Bottom Row, Dougwillo, C.R, SA, Kichline, D.A. SA, Young, M.W. FA, Chief Siloox, Ensign Roe, Fling, R,D, FA, Johnson, C.W. FN, Jillson, R.P. SA E, X I SALT HORSE TO SIRLOIN Picture yourself in a ship's galley in the early days of Uncle Sam's Navy -- the days of wooden vessels, When the rats outnumbered the crew and the cook didn't consider it unusual if his daily chores started by chasing a couple of hungry rodents out of the cheesebox. The cook was a much malignedindividual. Generally, he was inexperienced in the preparation of food, an it would bea gross understatement to say that the cui- sine left much to be desired. The daily bill of fare, even by the stand- ards of 1795, consisted of simple foods. And if the menu varied, it was from bread, salt beef, and rice on Sunday to bread, salt port, and beans on Monday. The first ration law, enacted by Congress in 1794, fixed the minimum daily allowance of food per man. Nevertheless, the diet was monotonous, poorly cooked and inadequate for mini- mum health requirements., Ships were at sea months at a time and it was not un- usual for half the crew to be suffering from scurvy caused by a diet limited principally to salt pork and salt beef, the meat was often towed overboard to re- move part of the salt. It was so potent, even the sharks would not touch it. But as the equipment improved in the galley and the old wood-burning cook stove, known to Navy men as the Char- lie Noble , began to disappear from the scene, the preparation of food became more complex. The day of salt horse was doomed. Soups, fresh vegetables and fruit, fresh meats and poultry were on the menu., The Navy Cook Book, re- vised from time to time, became the galley bible. As the Navy grew and ships became lar- ger, galley staffs likewise became larger and more expert. The chief commissary- man and the cook had to know their jobs as well as the maitre dfhotel and the chef in a first class hotel. From experiments with various methods of messing over a period of years, the cafeteria system was evolved, first onthe capital ships, later on smaller vessels. flidited from an article that originally ap- peared as NavSandA Pub 2643 F53 RM: iff.. ,f fn.-FJ.: ,X .y : - 4! xxdjxfiyax VM A31 KTN gg N ,f A J, , Tee wf fm ,J . If ,,1, , , ,f - ix. , t f is ff f t T ' ififk, ,x., , 'XX , l 2 , ff . , X I t ? A --, XE Q ,jig-,x .K 2,7X:C5y!,y it ' A-1 -fl. . 5,3 . Tfigl-Qf Ex Bl T., 2 is 1 f 1 xx , ,-xXx , Y-' N 5 ,V Six, V i , 'rv - 4 Xa il ' gf 7 ,J l if : 'L p' I is 2 5 1 i 6 has--v 3313 The production line iv Sea gull toni ght! 46. Getting the records straight 117 ' 4 V f i s GQD ,f Nxbf Ci 6 f'Xx K, r gf we 4 X ,IMT R ' g. N F7 1 N R ff X K fffg 5 5 Z1 f. , I f, X D I 3540! i Z xx: S-3 DIVISIO , 1 ' 6 Top Row, left to right: Feltner, B, SH3, Wright, M., L. SN, Bracey, J., C. SN, Goulden, R. J., SN Craig, T. V. SH3, Grommer, B., SN, O'Neal, L., SH3, Middle Row, Hillis, J. SH3, Wheelhouse, B. S, SH2, Howard, E. B. SH2, Hicks, L., T., SN, Nash, P, SN, Brinson, R. SH3, Broady, R. SH2, Mercer, C. E. SA, McLaughlin, J. P, SA, Parsley, B. C, FN, Bottom Row, Hoff, J., J., SN, Steele W. J. SN, Hawkins, P, C. SH2, Simmons, D, J. SHSN, Bishop, C. E.. SK3, Gwens, W., SHCS LTJG R. N. Varner, Mullens, D. D. SH3, Hicks, J. C. SN, Rule, W. SH1, Berg, A. W. SR ' 3 I i S-3 Division is composed of 23 men and 1 officer whose sole purpose on SHENANDOAH is Service to the Crew . Among these ser- vices are: a four chair barber shop, a tailor ,. shop, cobbler shop, small stores, soda foun- N' ' l V tain, laundry, dry cleaning plant and two . s ,f f ', l 1 ship's stores.. We hope that on this cruise we have been able to make you a little more I comfortable and morale a little higher than Aii: A if we had not been aboard and thereby justify i l ' A our existance! ' '1 e, N----- ' if . MQW ' Im? Only 695 more to go! Just like downtown 118 xg, f Q V I Y-at. , . Y 1 ,., L W. A., - Q, tl UJZUIS ag 116 o Bed CMN: 2 ' 231: - sw J 4 Nl mr. 4, , X 3 X 45 - , . OI? 57 api. , K Q 4 J -1 xx . 'HC ,Cb m . , '1 swim H Q va 'W 1' Z D Butl said just Zl.1.l'iHl! .FA M ,WJ rm, ,K I X Czmuh -lwyp L ' 'f Q92 7 Q 6 f 1. f 3 lfk , ' 'JC 9 pf if K I f ,V x Q Mw K fa in 12? g v f I -L NA J f' f P-'I . X N Xml PA L S-4 DIVISIO Hoofard, D. G. DK1, Stricker, E. K. SN, Gardner, J, B. DKC, Ensign O. L. Fisher, Lathan B. R. DK2, 3 3 5 1 1 Q i gi S fi Liberty tonight NYM 2-4-2: 5 The primary purpose and function of the S-4 Division Ulisbursingj is to render service to all naval personnel attached in the form of pay and allowances, allot- ments, savings deposits, payment Of ships' bills and regular crews' pay days. -- UService is our most important pro- duct, Y' FKBCT T n S-5 DIVISIO f' in Top Row, left to right: Bright, J. W. TN, Remos A R TY S-indul-Q C I- Tw M t. . 3 - - Q T 3 1. , M, . 3. A ,Y l 2 L. A w TN, V1llegaS, R. T. TN, Andaya, J. SD2, Bottom Row, Campbell R D SDH I3el1iEs1k,CIi.L' Richardson, J. SDl, Elliott, H. SDC, Ensign O, L. Fisher, 53511913 JD. L EIN- ,Tr.unimx11..1 QV lg, SD3, Thomas, S, SD3 i PQ? Li if? T Q7 J at , f' f If 7 Q for ii A L QQ- t if? .HAVE YO U HEARD OF WE BUPEPS ninrgriifi Ap WEIGHT CONTROL Division Par ty 2-3 And he thinks its roast beef! I 121 The primary function ol the S-5 Di- vision fSteivards Branchp is one of service to all officer personnel on board. The services rendered in- clude preparation of food, mainte- nance of staterooms, serving in the wardroom, manning a battle station and most important of all - to see that a good supply of hot coffee is always available in the wardroom. MEDICAL DEPARTMENT He ad Department 'E A QMC7 LT 'P' E . 1 The primary function of SHENANDOAH's Medical De- partment is the health and welfare not only of our crew but that of the SIXTH Fleet she serves. Another respon- sibility of this department is to assure that sanitary con- ditions prevail throughout the ship and that her men are given the best preventative medicine available., Before departing for deployment with the SIXTH Fleet, the SHENANDOAH 'Medical Department gave her crew members 2,785 innoculations, While in the Mediter- ranean, 760 X-Rays were taken 1,368 laboratory tests were done, and over 1,395 men were treated for anything from a head cold to appendicitis. There were 266 physi- cals given for reenlistments service schools and special duties and our pharmacy filled over 1 750 prescriptions Now in this area --- But I had some when I reported Hey over theiel see the li ht? 311031 d 122 3 I 3 Q . 1 ,Q I - , xx Wu . . luti 7 - i . A 5- 1 E .e 'K ' , ' .lf N 1, A Q 9 L E 1 wa.. 5 1, ..t S I 1 . ' g A. Q , a H DIVISIO 2-F 5249 sl H ' Top Row,1eft to right: Moreland, G. L., HM2, Graiucr, D. J. HM3, Morizlrity, J, N, IIMC3, Iluyncs R. F. HM2, Bottom Row, Wall, XY. HM2, B1 T. B. HM2, Morelez, O. HM2 QT, 24 X Q gil F g X235 BBU 1' ff mv 1 Df' J Juurf I. 5 yawn 'CWGl', Go W. HM1, Decker, P., S. HMCS, Puulno A Qombiuzltiou of i11flTGd19ntS ' ' ' - - 123 iff' vJf.f-1' 1 31? , if f ' ' , 4 K ll! 6 ...---Z7 Back on the road to health 12-1 5 56 ft 41- ' ,. 4 t vii pu- Pzilticncgu and cure: pcrfcct picture -r NJN' . QQ?-fpx iq 'f ff X C Njgmgb F X X if W 1 f' ' f 4 'fx X f MXXJQT ,Ja x x X 'Q X, gig R 1 .J Q-? A Qq A I' DENTAL DEPARTMENT Department Head If r '-.5 LAP1 A. r . All busmebs 4,4 LT T. IX. LCDR W. D. LOO, DC LT A D , - - LOIZE BODXNL , DC AUX, Dc 125 D DIVISIO Top Row, left to right: Burch, G, L. SN, MeAnultjg', G, li, DT3, Sowersfll. A. SN, Thomas, D. L DT3, Maynard, B. R., DT3, White, R, C. DT1, Bottom Row, Willis, W, L, DTC, LT T, A., Bodine Capt. A. A, Wheat, LCDR W., D. Loo, LT A. D. Loizeaux, Ogle, I. E, DTl I 5 I l x-wi 'MFL NW .l Dental care 1sn't all GXC21N'1flOllQ Open Xude 12 X ze Q A ' -:, ,' 'RN g 6 x 1 'gy M MSE, ,t V 3 , 5 ' . '. lf .K'f'S,Q' l A ,l Q Q , ,E , E, ff gg ' - r r v ' f. ' f A M x W AV . , 1 - ,iJ.g5k K F ' , nl, Ai. K- M , . px W K.,- I . fu' 1 ,w-P . f ' ' X'Xt A we f - , , - vv ' vy 1 'L -. I Yi 5 3 I 1 I I I 'Rs 'ff Before s -E' After jg:-A0 4' Y 'VVIE' 51 gg, I xr The Production line The function oi' the Dental Department is to maintain the oral health of all per- sonnel aboard this vessel and those alongside, Their responsibility not only encompasses the restoration of diseased r fy f X and missing teeth and tissues but also the education of the patients and instruc- tion in oral hygiene. , 5 k si ,,,Jf as f 'X 1 , I tv' 'QM CSXQJXR L1 grew ws: X it it Lhhfgif M M 1 J Q TNQ ' N Q,-Sans O6 jl X - treo li Gavel' K 13523 as-:Q fb 9,69 vvnoem WIDER! 127 7 K QWV 5 0 ,f Y, 'W ' , . wg W ,, . UW ,V 1 .1 Zig: f' f ,V 'WZ 4 1 ay? U 7, ,MN fi fm- .., .f,f g 1 -', .f . . ifffa-194515 i A - 55,-ff L---' X I 5-I -.1 l Standing: House, L. OM3, LT A. D. Loizeaux Seated: Christian, W, D. OM3, Nelson, Aj R. YN2, LT T, A, Bodine, Sozio, R., E PH3 1 I 3 Phnups, H. D. PHS EDITORS: LT T. A, Bodine LT A. D. Loizeaux LAYOUT: W. D. Christian OM3 R., E. Sozio PH3 E. L. House OM3 PHOTOGRAPHY: H, D. Phillips, PH2 R. E, Sozio, PH3 SECRETARY A. R. Nelson, YN2 CARTOONS: R. A. Arcangel DC2 COVER DESIGN: M. F. Conway, SN Captain Dreyer presents 325.00 prize, awarded by Welfare and Recreation, to Conway, M. F. SN for his cover design, 1.28 Q Hi H3 1... S lim AV ...M - ' f xg- 'YY ,gv , 4 1' ' BQ J I 1' I4, U.. 'v 3 Avg
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