Somers (DDG 34) - Naval Cruise Book

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1972 volume:

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B x SPH' N I R xff1 .2534 ,ha SUIIWTS was kiEEl'li .li he 1 n , - r vxphxwzlxv l:llil'!'s INTRI-IPID zzzfw Pip ,z Hxirk- T Hg. datum: plan tv upimiv :kv INTHPIPIIT est: zu: ??'pe' mwmv -fhmppmg an Hu- Ezarb-Hr was tiwmrwsi Trxgwlxtnxx gnnrwrv v-3:-S wgwztrd Sure' f-:1 N L ' f UXPH. Efrxx 9 1 , , F, pvrushvd Um.:xn:uHx Ianxxrmchv-.5 1:1 1976 .a+ A Fvfzxif Shrrgmgm WHS litxiifvf-'vf 11717-937. sh' mar Qzrzmi-si nazi tire-if SHN mpxd-firv gun :1-umts 25.12 c zzld be used f :against both mr ami fzzrtlacv mrgots. In ZSAQI, Mm 3 rt'v.'0rd vf fin, N-'o.'rSv41s vm SOMHRS eutonxi Iiazzaters Puzzzt Naval Shuuvard for IIN t'Xll'IlSlYP CUUK 0551012 . ayxxvi- I-,h.,N, I 3 5 R2 S' 's ,....- I1 .F 1 r A .1 ll .Jimi Nfzxsxfr Drslfxlkrl llihi' SUMHR5 lim! uma- rwH:xg:x..-- rsxwi in HHH H IH l o'?1rlmr ., V90-'K ns if -4'g1'e'v1.!!r!e f Hum thc- -vhlpllmrhmivuh-rwirk1w'.rnrfh Nm'-ix gn-rr --xx' H! 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'I Vluem liuuivfl Nil'-'Ulf' Ile'-Yrwe-r IM --fH'f.l?0' SUMHRS, -H-'1 Hlt'l,'fi.lIlli mvxm Eau- .md xv-ri Hu fin' -HN hm! shxp SIMM' CUllu'rwl-vn,SUHHRS12.1-mwrxaplvrmiHarm- Wl'2S'l'P.-Xl' vrun-vw In rhv 1-Hur-of -vt fhv-v dvpluymvnta, whv hm pr--swim! pn!-H rv-mv -Q-rxawx and num-nlv mlvtvn-ev wr -vwra l-lm .4Xrr.u'k Vnrrwr. und haw firm! fh llW.ll'lKiN Hr rmxnfi- an Nana! llwmerv Support uusswns -wtf Smith Ywrmnn SUM!-IRS has uhm perfurnwd wnrrh and rw-wmv ciurw- .ami par tiripntvd in .'XIlU-Sllbllhlfllll' Wnrthrv Upvrnrz-'rw nn the wurrw uf he-r crmsvs. In thv va-torn I':mt'xv. SOMERS has upemtvd frnm hvr hwnwpwrt wwf In-ng Beach in ll lluruhvr Uf nvvt vxvrrisva .tw the- flslgjshlp Hf Destmyvr Squadrons Nmc and Nxnotvvn, The hard-wurkimz. high-nchwvxrmg SOMPIRS of today continues to pnwo herself wr-rthy 4-t' thc- nickname: Sl.'l 'l-IRT? .MN 'wp'-or 5 1' jun-lb-Q -'!! Y'i'51'fl7 33' IJ, S+- . ' V, 'HF' f11., Q' ' 5,8 :bf -.nuff f V+ Q47 's f livin -w A , 1 i 4 ' .eww rf 4 Hin .X J s My I-.3 , u J M! 'Ih- -it-M ' 'NiX1XNi'E E-2 XXII HKU if Y l,I,XiIfH. -lr.. VS, NAVY COMMA DI G OFFICER Vfffi f V .'. K' H K 1 'E i Niiifi, if ':Z'..:T1K'f'f'iRfCfi?ii.i,E'I1NSf'iX'E1I'liEi and a gradufile 'T W1-'F K - ii f'.:'.+.4:1 wiv-ii cfiinpletion of Officer Candidate School 1:1 ,X Zgfl- . 5 -fffX- H me-1: t css EPPERSON fooemiai and served -If '7 ffv1ft-If iii? Tf'1-2 r 1' -r. xxfi'I-S'1i'Y'I'Lf1Z'iYN' Warfare Officer and Operations Officer. f'f'-'111-!-1r1'1-fff- 114 . riprzx H tits' FSS HKMMINGBIRDKMSC-1921 and WEIS 21513 Xilfiifl-K -iw: .ex it Vin: fm- Xlzlitarjv Assistance Advisory Group in the i - HP- 133 Fifvl H M7 .f' Tr 3- TT 1 :fri the USS HOOPER1DE-1026i as Executive Qfimf i7. f7'- X'-if - rf Ti in the UIIECEI' Assignment Section ofthe Bureau Of .... seruiued as Hxecutiie Officer of the USS t-immg ' ,O fr Offifef Of the USS VAN b A 'N X - i. . - H H. c .1 . are bt-:ence Degree in Financial Management at the Nana. trsZgr.at:,1.aT: bcii' .. Xi :ti 1-j., iQ'g,gg yggjgih Lott: 1.1117 X' H EFI -, - K. ,, 1 . t .f.X...f. ., . i. - :ie daugnter. 'O 9 ,u 'a d'svf ' 'Qu-,, Z V E. ,Q nf., ,Q Amnnon AAL umm., vm... Wai GONNA HNALW Go To GUN LINE! :eff if '1 N33 pf liI NHU'N 11 Kliltll- l'i-1 r off: l,gil1,1ggg l',4iXK.illl lsfx 'hh-. Welcome Buck lllll IWN. COMDESRO 19 Vnptmn l':liXK.H'li -l illil N N 1' F Nui'- iw-l'11ffi Ill llrumklxul Xen York llvl-nh-if-1 :iz tier- Ngrv. in -lui ly, lllli :tml xlllviiclml Sliv Nam lltfiiw lfiizflulriif Pfaigfltlli all Si lalxkfvlhe' lilTl'NQ'T4ii's l, -'?..T'21s-T-'Wil 1 Huis-ia-iii in .limp 191.3 tr-im ilu' Xlziislzigizznqm 5m ilu' lniixsvrszts nl N-wlrr llamv. ltr -rr'-ff nn the l':ii xipi ulwurxi .fXl'l. 38 untii lu' 31415 relax-1'-ri izzmi tp' + firsfx' gn July Nui. lllptmii l1lillWX was rw.i2lmi .anfzw 1 sliurtlv alter the -unlirnxzk -il :iw li:-rear: l-viii i 4' svrxril as ifwfutzxv Uilirvr ol lin' Xiziamf- llr 31.2 '- . . .,,9 .I in hui Military' S4-.1 'l'r.msp-wrt Server tri. -fp franspfiri ships, ilu' Gl'fNl'fR.-Xl. D. H. .-Xl'I.T51.-XX :and GHNEHAI. M. C. MPZIGS. Mitt'-r sv:-rs :ini 'liz the si 322- E' the Uomuiundcr Xliiimrx Sea 'l'r.a:zsp-1:2 Sf-run-. l'ncilir .-Xtra. he amcznicvl thc l .S X.if.'.il llffstgrafizgsizf- School in Mmucrcjv. K':lilli0TZ'l3.!. where- its- stzzrized iiicturulugical cxigniovrziig. lfgwzi gmclmztzrin. lfautazn BROWN scrxml on zlic staff LU'-zzzz' miie: ,-Xmphiliious Group l Ol'li and :hen .is Oiwemtzf-:ns O13 fir.-or and later iixecmiw Utiicer on FSS STEPHEN POTTER llill-5351. ln lflflh C':1p1ain HHOWN left USS STEPHEN l'OT'l'l-IR to liccorne senior analyst and forecasterhal :hw Vlw-1 We-znlier C'entralfJoint Typhoon Warning Vmnz-r in fiuarn for two years. He then served 88 Plxf-frsiiw Officer in USS VESUVIUS CAE-153 fl'0m ZYH'-H in lfofifl. Vaptain BROWN then served as Com- mzinrlffr l,zinrling Ship Squadron TWO, Commander l,:inciin2: Ship Division 41. and then as Commanding Officer of the USS HENDERSON lDD-785l- Follmx'irig this tour, Captain BROWN moved to Wrishington. lJ.C'.. first serving in OPNAV for 3 Yea' :md :hen in the Bureau of Naval Personnel as a place- niem ofiicer. In June 1969. Captain BROWN took com' zssizazid oil the Amphibious Transport Dock USS Y.-'XNCOL7YER tLPD-29 for 14 months. This tour was followed by a tour 35 Fvrce Readiness and Training Officer on the staff of Com- :nainier Service Force. Pacific Fleet. Captain BROWN assumed command of Destrvyef Squadrori NINETEEN on 23 February 1972. 1 'f3D1ain BROWN is married to the former Diane XEAXSELL of Long Beach. They have three children, Dan Lee. Edward Jr.. and Karon. 5 'R is , - Ufliff ff V 'H '1'H'1f'1 U lfii it 3 in l.ltJdlllt'h R. Yn--In 5lIlIIlf'KlJ,1'slQ11 s.,.-:. . ...r '-1.51 Klggfgg-llgg. Uhm I f f g A KN P s I S- .A Ll llusul le-m-H-.r.!,, ' 3 ff- if - X1 in ' N1Ml'HX'rrnnl1l'nnl1 hung Ho-.uf h l MJ X ' -1 I I.--mp--1,1'nln! ' U RMCS Wie Whatr FIN Hrmff. Turin YN3 Waggrmer lWagl Morerod lndependenn-. Ka 5.11 .4 1:-., 4 ALL: Schell City, Mo. -, 1 Q t .X ' v ! i fl K.. N Q .V .T ,s 'if . Q , 1' , A C 5 ' r 211' X 2 4 f f ,1 J. V , Q- ' , l - If If' ' --..f F f 1 l tv. X94 1 ' s rr it TW ' nor mem no.: oust... t NNE MGE IYPORTANT BUSINESS j I 0 it I 4'-, - ,- lt L . , ,, , ng n. X Xie, fy tp C1 DQ , qv - . J QSOQ' v , N50 ef A ' 'L' RQ ft K l L 'I lx l l ro Armin ro in me PASSAQWAYS, H 'A p Hws,Aio Conmamturst X lgivw, . 7 OLD EXECUTI E OFFICER Lieutenant l'otnnumdvr tit-rnltl D. ANIIERSUN ot' Usage, lows. grmluntvd from l.nther College in llltill and was roniniisxsioned an lin- sign USNR following 0t't'icvr tfnn- ditlnte School in Newport. Rhode lslnnd. Lieutenant Coninmndor .-XNlJl'IRSON was tint assigned tn USS WINDHAM l'0l'NTY 1 LST- llT0l as t'ornmunications and Operations Utlicer. After augmen- ting to the Regular Navy in 196-t. Lieutenant Comnmnder ANDER- SON served as Executive Utticer nt' USS NOT.-KBLE tMSO-4601. Assignment to USS GEORGE K. MACKENZIE tDD-R163 tblltwned completion ot' the Department Head Course at U.S. Naval Destroyer School. Newport, FH. Lieutenant 74' LCDR Gerald D. ANDERSON CSN Commander ANDERSON was sub- sequently assigned duties at the U.S. Naval Academy, Annapolis. Maryland until August 1970 when he was ordered to duty under in- struction at the School of Navil Command and Staff, U.S. Naval War College, Newport, R.I. Upon completion of studies, Lieutenant Commander ANDERSON W85 awarded a Masters Degree in Inter- national Affairs from the George Washington University. Lieutenant Commander ANDERSON repoflfed to USS SOMERS IDDG-347 on 12' August 1971 for duty as Executive Officer. Married to the formef Karen Ann Judge of Boone, IOW8, he has a son, David and a daughter' Mary Kate. W... W- N LCDR Richard H. WY'I'l'I'INl5ACTH, V551 EXECUTIVE UFFICER lr: -475. N-gf'r:x.lur llllll H. ll. ANlll'lliSUN, INN um- r-W--.1-1: :ve KH by l,i'lJli liivlmrcl H. kX 1l'll-RMK! ll l SN I' I-'.x:rn,g lfllli XNY'l'l'l'1NllM'll'S grnduutinn :rl rv, 'r-.. I - N ami .-M ml:-mx an 191354, ln-1-wrvvcl inthe l'fvws'-'.f- lh'gmr1:m-m ffl that mv-titutiun. The USS .HMS FUNK 'llllfl -1, Nnvnl lim-trmyer School und 'luv FSS SUITlll'1Rl,ANlJ lllll-'Hill were his next 1--:g:a::'.f'n'- lfllli WY'l l'l'1NHAVH tempurari- ,- ' hr -lf1i1'll'lf Nav. m lf9fiHtunt1endthe Fletcher 4 4: --Q -lt l,.wu .md Ilnplffmmy. Tufts Vniversity. After pw.-.-'Q-..:x.g hz- l'h ll, an l'fvixt1ral Srienre in 1971. LCDR XN'N'l'l'l-INN.-U'll fhf-n W-Tllfllfdfl at the Naval War c1,1E.-,yy Nrfwpfm. Rl. m the Vomrnand and Staff lnrmfzl ma Lf AIJR WY'I'I'I-INHAVH has a wife, Gwen, .mei fits- rhzlrlrf-ni lJH's'lfl. 5. and Deborah Dawn, 2. l Iillv Hon W. Ttzcke if 'r vi ..--'J IG T10 DEPAR iff- ,ii !. ltiiiiiitiiiint tin 9Ux1fN5'4i fznirix luialf- ,Katt-. ' ' i -..i'f-T 'avllsl 'li its lt l,',::7l1!t:.:iHlfl'-, tim f 1 aldtif- tiiiqltfiyi ei ir :mari tirnri ' ' z f little 'Jiifiltl iift L L f--'-M Th A llfiur-mfr, -ifiifliliif iii Flint 'f K-irrgiiig in the ff i f Fifilll 4-f't l'l VP f f ' ir.:-a K r 3-, rg Vg-f. a ' - -.xifkg Ti tht' xx' I l l 'ff TW l fffiff I-'Q-y. N tiff ,fl H -5, 6721. ' ' -Fifi if-,f f r fiqga -if Nxt- T.-nmbirif Affl t5'v'-YEL Hepfirt li? Q . .1153 'tie Lhzps :nf V 3211214 ,2 igT,:ifg:'igj grip. TPQQA' '1 16: reel :eel tape i,f'.fK ' ' ki , ,jggg my Qs-.as 475 ite'-7 .1 5: rranfm FUFII-IRS ir. ' -11.1 have 27121 .4112 4 I 2 1.. Thi' tl' 212-2 TME Wlivtlu-r its performing mi t'lllt'YtLl'llt'j' tipvrtllitin ut Hou ur rlisliti-nsixig i-eeusivk pills, the pr'i+.viit't- ol the lltispitul Vorph- invn is uppreciutecl. Working from Sivk Huy, their respmisiliili- ty is the health uf the crew. I-'ruin rtiiitinv i-huts, to inspecting nit-si-tml areas for cleunlineiu-L und gwrlfirining emergency first uid, thi- iirviiri are always ON t'Al.l, . Operating a one-man show is si rlilfivult job, expecially if lht: critical item mail is involved, but mir lone PC tljostal Clerkl 110015 the job. When no mail is received. the PC' Lakes the brunt of the crevi-'s anger, but when the Helo drops a few bags of mail our way, he becomes one of the most p0P- ular men on the ship. t0therWiB2. V-'hy would all those people cluster around the Post OHice?l Y- , 'S' '- X f 'DEH PNC Paul L Clan YN1'I'.J.la I1 lN Xiu hurl N1 'lull Rxchland W ash Nluundsvxllc, NN Y u lgulf RAL -UL ygiumrnc Fluke gM,,lh,,,-1.1 l ll il at l 'NNN 'Wien llllllllu Pnonberli Falls Nt KfIf1 l'1'YNl 1 U 5 1' J fa AX- R ,A 'Q P53 -lm-H Eur., Pf SN Rnnnld O Cowan lJH!'lV1llP.ll Albmy Or Ov' 'ff-. ,F ,X 'Nz Q xFf,, ,,f I W., ff. , 'W IA HMV Mnlra Kuhn J! Kannn,alfa1y,Nl ll, I I-'. 1 11.1. -aim' -U.f '-19 Ho fr 2' Mail Call .sf HMI4 M. Grunt f'lI1CIlH'lllU,fjhifI ' ill- fy ssl ,VF -N-.Q I SN Tom Scanlon 3 Pittsburg, Pa. fi QMC Al ffiirhv Ric hardnfm Hamilton, fjhifl Pos? Own! L b is g X--xi .- -M, . ,lx Y-X ss, A .XI r Q., x.. , s- Y1 'N -t I L I . X n r X- XN I ..' Q I X, HOU LONC DOES THE CREW WANT FOR MAIL CALL' . N QXL' ful llrvllllvll V V - ' QW f Xl WV , . . 1 I Fw- --Q Q Q? V ,M ,, - 4 x1sNrmry x1...-M-X xv' ' Q 'f Y f Lrlxulx X H', I '. ,' s .1 P- ', . 1.-,,.,... .,, 4. ,f ,AY e. 5 1 L,.,,W,, ,,,.,.,.,,. W... l.'l' Haha-rl -I 'l'a-rhum-, INN xv ww We ,if 9 -'fi 'K+ us -xl Q- an Nu-r I luld Mill Wlfd nlld lhl' OUP!! OPER TIO SDEPARTME RP!lpUlNl'II!' hw plmumng und emvrrllnnlmg nhvrv SOM!-IRS gvvw mul uhm! whs- dovs when she- gets tha-rv, the Upvrntivus Uvpxartnwnt per smnwl am' the men xx hw lmk us with other ships and nmxmmwdf- ma we perform our pun m .ar emnplishmg the :uasswn vi who force we are npvrntmg mt h .-Ks 11 side inleresr. the Radarmvu mise nmushnmnms an VIP. and the H'l s have l11Ddlf!l d :hr SPS-40 radar and will sum up-eu Rl quick urder m!'m-red barbeque take-out servin- frm-n Radar 1. The Rndinmen provide SQMERS with r'h.ab7c. secur-4. rupbd. co'77uruc.mons .md .also pnwide us with an nfl'-tr.-wk bex- ting service. The Sigmalmen operate u self-sen-ice laundry with the motto. Y0l' WASH EM. WE DRY EM. M-FELL THAT ' E Pe U , 'T ' 1 .gig 8 ,xx 'xy-fe T 0 3 1 Y 'Y .Lf ' , '3Wp V' jj! la :bl 1 e, fl ff! 1 1 J Qfffij ' ae. -fr, U ' fs Q L, H ,. , 'I' 5 Q17 C29 SETTLES vr W5 Nor LKKE A Blown: igqs-na lfl' Carl Nl. Ytlltli.-KN, ISN , , . . fi.. Lfsi I JI 1 'Q '- 5 in 4.-r in-..- PINS llruw .l, URN 1 If Ulm -'f l' It-ltr--rm Wartarv tlltn DIVI S10 N- llvhind Q-wry gmul man the-rv dup, :n.nnf.nrnn.g lt l' tnntmz - may ht' a wmnun, but la-html turn --rt:--r -hrpt .nn-i pl--rring -nr vvvry good llritlgt- is l'lt'. V4-rn t.ntv, .ur ,intl -wzlv -an-1.1. v trwmilt, monly !'l'l.l'fI'l'tl tn as t'mnlmt . at lu--txlv. mil vzriltrm-msn t imrnrrs day spvnt in tht' spam- -.mm lntlmlvti sn tho' r.mng lf- Film 4 viplaillzw why. A m'vQ'r vmlxmj lrnnmtn Wartarv what h imwlw-Q thr- llattlt' nl' wits with Utttrvrw, wit-tm-tu-rm .mtl .m.ilwu Ht' 4--nr-mx 5ll'tlKKlt'S tu kvvp nn tmp nt the' r.ulx.itwn-. l'ltf lll,fl1 rm-mum: nr 2 tactical situation and tightxng pm-nw mo-.zn+ --nit ' against sleep art' 1-vt-ryday With tlw -mrf 1-ti Nnw-rnlwr t happenings. t' .1 ni v tho' lH flT1l1ll'lH Ht a Amung thv many jnlvs am' rtmmzv RU. we-rv nHl1fr15grrRlDs lllluring halo uirpens fur nur all but USQ, nr Ups-rat :Uni i important mail and holy halos, Spvrlallt-t-, NH pre-,pity lust H plotting NGFS targets. course rlnuw fitlv tm' thc- hard wwrkxnp: and 599941 recommendatiuns tm' lwll-mi-ar Ht' Ula 1 X 1 I keeping station. tinding unrop 4 X ' f-. IA ! RDCS Gordon L. Crume Taking it easy in Nagasaki San Franclsco' Calif' RDI Carl M. CEmieJ Bowmar Bellflower, Calif. I H .H Fjfffn RD2 Mike fEskirnol Quinn RD3 John F. g0DJ9 Owens - - ' ' Greenville, sc. Cirnlevnle, Oh- 1 , ' L. .nn-Q, n 1- ,gn -5.11 iinnk SCh!'ll?lfil'f'l!H1H KI, ix :An A XM sl kc lx is xrhlrr Hru-1:rxHn5,W1-N Lum ,NU VH 4 1 I 2 T f uTr l,UL EWR Robert Neisvn Pocatello. 1.1. Jr 'fzne 'r.imfLu ' t-my ,Q 2 gz i, I 4 1 , 5 L s Q . f 9 L I I g i sl X N s i n - as-L - 0 L E H ? 2 N: 1 f K ' W In I' X F W L-0 lil' H Y I4 4 'll V iid Ml Skill 'N X jg ,ff K J x 'sf A .1 ' ' f 3 me K yy if ' 3-.L g , ' A ' 5 x X L ' . ? . X H- ' 'In . If . ' 1.7 A V HIM IJ, I., plank' Shermer RD3 Andy J. CPilJPi1arski RDSN Joe QLSND Barker Kmggwn, Wagh. Baltimore, Md. Canon City, C010- Y 1 MAX' D12 H1 1Hl'-N PA XX P 1- .f- av coup, A 'WIN seen 10 ft Q I K f lg, 'S 3 XQAQI ' ., . H S I Q. L , .. .A sv as X., ,tux 7 A' 'vc .54'!W,g . . ' RUSN KL:r1fW'7' ' X 'HTL ,... . ...yn X .... amber: Ahh, l I 'sasebo For: Dvcigw. la. H:- ri' 7 aff -'J . ,fi , wg, f N .cf ' ll Q ' 1 Q K ,YVV VV v CT limit Wim-N QT wc f .73 'B 'x T13 K IAFCHNICIANS . l V . if ' U i, ,. li L lil, ..,,. my V I U 1 CTWO-2 Dick S. Weekerle 'V UE DIVISIO Right at the heart ol' our ship, amid steainlines and waveguides. where angels fear to tread-and ol'- livers too-is a magic land filled with bleepea and squawks and colored lights. lt is here that the l'Ilet'tronit's Technicians of OE Division live. work. and play. RADAR 1, the largest space in the division, is also usually the most Crllwded. People come from all over lthe ship! to listen to quadrophonit' music there. and to gaze in awe at the SPS-40 radar. The Radar I Gllhg is an all star cast. including many characters you'll not find 9lS9where. Together this gang ot' luminaries manages to keep radar repeaters, suitt'lilio:1ril-, ll l , .intl ol rour-se, the radairw llll'Hl'-t'lKt'N in working order. Une- wonder- hov- they tind the tune, ln the li.'XlllU l'l'iN'l'll.-Xl. there is another line luxnrh ol lads. 'l'llt'y'ik't' had lots ul' lun lltthlllfl the lot-ki-il dnnri nl' Rrhlllll l'l lX'l'll.-Xl, Card iiarnes. Nlonopoly' marathons, l'inerama inovir-S, tally pllllS,l1I'LfiUQ ,,.. ohyeah.f1m'ein a while they tix the radio gear. UML Way up in l'1l.l'Il I'RUNlf' l'0l'NNl'l'iRNlPf.-XSI'RHS-ville. hiilh atop the Signal Bridge. a small hand ol' men work feverishly toward thi' advancement ot' Truth, -llliliff' find the American Way. tlilir l'il'N1 terliiiwiam- olten labor long: into the night on auch tomplirzits-cl prop-tts ns- Polaroid l'f-rtrziit l'liotogmphy . Stereo ttiawrte' lliiplirmuoriu. and Suh- tonn nous SUnanilmlationnl xlf'tlll2lllllIlu lSleeping l. Keeping rontrol on auch a flaw-rw group would seem to take a superhuman ellort, hut jolly Ron 4I'p 'n at 'emi Thomas BTI, and Vhu-l H. I,. Dalton seem to manage quits- nirely. The EMO lour boat-il, VWU2 RS. Weckerle just smiles and hopes we don't break anything expensive. 1 I - if 'FWD-V l've gone over lhia plate four times and I still can't find my Hotdog! Q , v-nd' ETC L. C, Barnes Shrimp: Vaiiey. Caiiri 5. a ni- '5. 1 ' OUCH! !! '49 all 'lil I V-.- - Px ff ETC Gordon Dalt ld J. Th0IU9-9 Rankin, Pa. on ET1 1?Zg?01-d, Ore. J , W, i N-...V K ll V, ,.r' A f :if- hi' ,'1lXv.'Ill!l -GV l'vn'.lm f H Nfnxrifulisrhzr-n 1 nie I J ETNL5 Paul H Wnci. ix- 5 ' P' I ln! Merxdcn. Uunn 4 2 .g A! l !,- 4 - -Q' -vrf '- Wim l'2'l'N1S Dun 'Ibncr ETNSN Tum Neal ETNSN Tom Nielcen Urmnvnlle, Mmm Onalaska, Wis. Rggkford' Ill. --., .ri-. an .SP- I l'f'l'NSN llmrs N va wr .. .4... I . l.hmhmvhm an H P1 I MN 5 '? H H'ff'f11f1 ETNSN Charles W. Kncrnur N 5f mfff'fA'ff-'11 Morton Minn P' N 5 s Uf'.'3 4,4-,,4.. - nm .nu LM.: . reg- I man In niwyg Dag: knock Ny. ETR2 Denms Yates - 'A' ' - YL. Hawe,Mont. i'I'I'H.4 -Inhn 5 Fmif- Q X FHifPxr'1P:krx:r'grr Bmmrm-nr,-,J .ml v NIH :gmt W L, Q 7 4' N ' I: nj! A. S A 1' S 5:4 ZH 'C P'2'l'fUW:ulu-ll Viiuu ' X , . y IH rqznllhmnn Ho'n!h.Uh1f- . ft, ,Um .I 45 ETHSN Robert B. Unscvll FTHPX Y I '11 Q PTI fi-'N 'T 'KM lU'iU'fH Emnwtt. ld Ein- N I- H .r-mn Park, Vnixf Q U ,1,-wr!! A ' Q' ,aw ,, . ,',, ,A .. r e . s , ,qv A . .X T - if 'Q' t of . F ....- f-0' his wwf t ,, qt if 'Q' if f . Q. if ' , xqw 'Y' ,nm 'lik 3 '-. A qv 2 .-Q : Q yy. sp- K2 ii l lv 1' ao- ,MQ VV!-my we if, 5 wh' X i V I , M ,lx . .0 . W f .,'V ., 3,6 11 Q ew' M ,.,l X Q '33 ...X X ' ' i 1' 't et 5'ft 't '-'I' ,M l l ,ft If ' in- Qu Qin., 'I-, ' . , V A 1h, Q ' U H 4 - w 'W ra. Q. W l, -:aww Q., , K ' ' , - , , -at Hi' sr,...a t .. -1'-v -e .r.... r H-'r tm, 'ntmwi an A , W' V- . ., 3-and 'A 'nu Q t 'i ' -n E X 0. A.. --'Q-0 ,, no +G r gt, 4 Y - ' -.1 is W, K 4, nf? ip ,ul ki X h ,W Q :nf f at - , f 1 ' 4- we up. ' is an-S' W if, ,,, 4 I- :mfg if -ft if t ' in - Q ' Q, A--fl Y g V A t g M ...L 19 -3' g Q-x h , ff ' .- 'Y .g-,,, 'M' ,V ' ' ,, - , - - 1 Q ...Q-u. rv ., .1'V f K ' r. ' an-4 fr fs 'wal . 7 t Y 1 as , ,... we 4 rw Q Q ,Q - M .I ,- Uuvr S031 FRS uw- OC DIVISIO tllillfi ,mil :gvs ::s.S-fun .lnlx xmvms 2 with ilu' mir ax e :mums wt Ui' llz'-1-1 r thi' vttvrrs -it 1 .T -' R llmlxnmvzz .Ami 51g:tr1.f:1' S SUSIERS Z4 .Cir 'rggpxg if-A -w :T l.lil'5i Zwxxw glihl IO'-W' . t Nllllxl llx Illexvigfs TN ,ugnug A -in vim r -bps. .me - t 12.2 Q , i . , ' 43W rvcvxw .llhl svzzn wgwfr pq, Q av.vssa,:c Zmtixr lifts l?..1rigr.::'.ft'.. ' f Q ii t xwrkzng an liarizv lx: I1fT.1l. ::'..a1:1- .u f V tam cvzzzzzazazizcat:vias 5 gf-5- I 'Q l -T trwmc :znxizzsi lftoy mggs: Bw i li 5 'fr typzst, crypto sgwczal Z, qi r:1iii-wtvlvgiliurze talker roll:-li 1 0110. .E-S LT- Lam- N. Bfmhiil, USN The signalmen, on the other hand, maintain commSlb5' visual means. Working Wllh light and flags, they Com' municate with other ships ln company with SOMERS- Throughout the cruise, the words Conn. . . Combat - -- Signal Bridge . . . fromifhe carrier . . . became famlllaf sounds to t0P51de watchstanders. On the Ofher hand, the sound of SigS, Bfldge . . . Sigs Bridge . . . SIGS, BRIDGE, WAKE UP UP THERE became quiwwel' known to the men of the Sign Gang. al RMC I Dau-npurt H511 4,,., 74,4 JW. k ,X H NU! U V ' l 1 x Y' 1 xu lluh -Y.,.. . T i E Q. VCC if W- QE V 1 I 1 S 1 1 L 'Q' N- 'mr 1 au RM! Make Cadbury Turwn, Kan. .Vx vw- ' ' MLN, K 5 ! ? 4 I 5 Y 4 I g I :Ol 'fi M' C i 'ixuigi' hr!! MLP: I'--nf. W K A QQ ' r, f' ,,. .1 H5-ISA Ei 2Y:if.5,,, i-'Ili 2-13.6 Nf.:1:: 'Qui 'R liN1wL'E11xuni1,1-Cuxnplv l'lugr!'1t', Uh? vi X Y lx V K A V ! '... W is 4 . , - A. f xt , ' 'Uk ., ed Q 5--. K .0 wi 9 :'f f ' ' HUF nMsNmmnnmm ' H I' 51 Omaha, Nob. 5 yvsr W-'iw ' .,3iq,'r'vf- 5 - L, -F , E 7 D' 1 if W ' We vv- Szalion the Refueling Detail in T. ,, is! if-1 r ,,, I w DQ .Q-nvN ' 5Mffl',U1,nnhm- Wlhyhlmfnlfvr 'vu 1'1 ,Wal F NX! XX, .Lanz lundquxs! 'K.gvr:x:n 'duh 1 .ff'f7 3' C376 3 Kg 'tif' K 52 J? ,LL A ,tix r, 1 L X ! all 'J I, , 1511 X S4 ffl. - L Lg 3 f 3 Q 1 4 .VI X .5 HN1vl.urvx Suwa- ' H41ha2l'u1k,l'rl u CAN'T ANSWER ww sm THAT. O-'-i2jQ, .2-1 FLAG x5 Bama useo FOR S.H iQ RuH !.' ls.. samba: x. sflu- tx:-K fk-'1'q1i'.f'. 7 ' 1 1 - - Hrrwardk Gmve Wuu. Menden, Conn. L-4 ' 5 M ' ,.-.k Q, . V ' 1.31 Lx l,l link Xraf- Hr' f 'NW NGINEERI DEPARTME Hu' Vhzrt P m,2::v-rf, Xrrhzvll. a+ Hu' Quays N1 vw mwiuxur :Ear ri?-'TN 1 -'pvmfr--wx, xv tvrwmi '1 I'1I1gIU!'1'?'XThQ,ISV 3' wtwyf rwvklmg .md fufizzszgo 'Airs In-ut .l!Nix1I:if.JZHxi.li1Tiihfiift Num ami gum gfravx 11: H.- lx thromgiw ,nr umm , -- N- .LQK gnu-zugwlmihzxzrzzts VEZZTIIT - -f f x 5 NT '1 R '...L 1 lntvmall cv::1::::.:1:caCwt: 1 X Q 'X U95 1,5 Snipes falls manic? tho Vfzzv' I- Ng--M- Q Hit- -' ff' Svllthi pourrxwi pftvrlvs, 1:17:17 x . .VN .1. , ,hy .1 -'W---,r tant iNlK'arrt?wrr+gv::s:?mI1fK. --N. . - --.- -- vnguwerx Prvpulszorx. EmE1:Z.zE':..:j. parts nil vurzzvs Lander the A'---1 --- Q . C I-Izmgirwcr ss ho has done .2 cu -R -X sl -x ..,. ,,- . . . SU Ml-.Rb wzzmimt ready o Mr UK:-v1v'7 No. he's up running around somewhere 'S-to A Y. 3:5 jg 5 Eat your heart out Steve Reeves!!! ., .. .511--......... ,..,.. - i 1 . 9 f, l WS new een JCB! i n :nh tt oua. JAG HATE' ,, X, nn.. T-it Eu5CTRicum5 vu-mais.. 1 and Nt nouns an snub. . 'XX it - To T 'q 'VC UMR: 'hsoil nat-nun? PQAYIQ NAI '29 4 - tis-H 'mc 53311738 mu-sg... 'll -ig! use-in To 1-nn! oo-rr You gee .... ' A A Jxp IT coo-its nu-i -ru Aff, 3 CQ , VPS U0iTS.So tT'S AN 1 X144 -rj, gh 3 'rch-v. eos! - ,cf 3 i Q ,S 3 me 4-31 2 i l t N. writ me-rx 'WC ,ij - Q l X ' .J xi l X 1 ' Q -W l , 1 , ' l xv - Q STIAM MAKIS Tut! GIDKQATOQS RUN5 lo?-AA? r-main iv A 81's Jon!! .A. 24 157, ff? WW ' 1 ,J XJ X 4 ii, i ie .ff , i V, l 1 1 I7 TT! finial OVVNCIQ Tian vt Ta uiqfr oil' l TIC l0igSRI ... . SO if l 1 SID-vi-O ll Nt 408. l i l 'I 1 i -A . i I 'Y l ,, -l 4 REP IRfAUXILI Repairing ut' equipment is ii dernanding facet ut' the ship'- nliility tu assuine her clini- mitments. The repair divisnin vuiisists ul' Hull Teclinicinns and the Auxiliary tiung. ll'l s are responsible for all the welding required on board tn the cninmun task ul' tightening up ii hnlt, Included in their juhs is the nmjnr une nt' plumhing. With this skill our heads are kept usahle and function well. The Hull Technicians are highly skilled in Damage Cuntrul. In other wnrds they ensure the ship's bouyancy under severe damage. The skills involved to make fast repairs to ii ruptured hull or collapsed bulkhead are to be considered demanding aboard any ship. The Auxiliary Gang has to maintain the air conditioning Nhxe LT-IG Patil J. PJ Andersrm ie in CYNCT CAl1AiN..,, W sovbfi vial You vu!! A .ict vo oo! ? . -1 x 'Q v xi .sg -. l RY DI. pl.int- 'Ilia-w plsintr. nn' es-nentinl hir -iiir wplii-tirsileil rmlnr equip- iiie-nt ti- n-nmili null 1-imugli tu tiiniti-in thir Art' units- pump i--pl .iir tlirmigli the ship tv hf-riliang :ind vzirimna working spaiewi Thr' hlnchlrlill M8108 nf .-ti Gang are also renpnn- sihlr- hir thi- ree-ters-, high pressure mr, pumps. mr driers and uther siiixilizirv equipment. The nmrhiriz- f-hnp is located right in rhr- he-nrt ul the A Gang. The Nlnrhinr-ry Rr-pnirman has the rr-Hpfinwiltnlity nl repairing neetlfrd he procured parte that can not through the supply system. His he of high knnwledpze has to caliber and he must maintain the s-kill tn repair items although the pmp-er machinery inn't available tn repair it with. A sign over his dmr reads . . . lf we can't fix it, it's not broken. In addition, the A Gang has emergency power. There are two Emergency Power Diesel:-s that must be ready to res- pond whenever power is reduced. The enginemen have to know and understand these tempermental rascal:-1 so that these engines will he ready at all times. Their tasks also include two small boats. Captain's Gig and motor whale boat. The boats are essential whenever small trips are per- formed at sea and in port. The en- tire crew has high concern for the motor whale boat as it's used whenever Man over-board is called away. Itis assuring to know THAT engine will perform when it's needed. The ship's laundry, galley, and scullery equipment is maintained by our Enginemen as well. T9 ull R4-lwfl hhizrgfgqf cpu fl HTI O. Nash ll'l 5 tl: z-- . I 'mr il 5l 'l '- wmll- Tulsa Okla. NTB Ron Hpgf flu HT? Xlil-Q' Hu 'Vi 'N l.,4l!'N:L+!vr P1 -- . c .51-nan Sheridan wk, HT2 JamesJensen ' Nevada, Mo. HT3 Keith Dabb Odgen, Utah -anal ,vm-pun wld HTFN Mike Fischer Cnrn1el,Calif. fx. MMC Don Prier Portland, Oregon fx, I r -i. 4 ! Q ' s If UI Ks., .4 I... ' .N HW Wk 'W''1'Y1 ff1x1-M11 ri wx Unxr A M.-frm. IXPPQ 1l? UfH Hurimgtuu, la N ,441 4 v 'QI 4 5 ' I E ! , V- ur n I' ' ' I I' - 5 Jinx? V:-QW - M li M I V 'T' f Q 'f .,',E-M ' 1 uf U i lb 'D . 1 X v 7 .M l vu w , fn v up 0ou'1 You 'THINK THU 'M W A N041 SHALL T0 MACHINE A Gun BAQRSL 2' MRI paw Hfvhlvf. PIN? Dan Rssnelln . S , . ban Dleg-nl ala! hnmn an 3.2 fl' Z' if My X 1 3 , - vlyvy sig? ' I r id NINII Dick Spencer EN2 Craig CBrighamJ Macfarlane Rutgers KV' Bountiful, Utah P' I L u FNS llvnnx Hrniit .-Xilvizrqizrrigaxv. N Mex. ENB Joel fJunkyardJ Budke Peach Grove, Ohio tim.,-5-f ' , 5 ,An . , VM L,hEj:gkffQi'f'f'U1 FR Me1wnfBrewJEnge1 ' ' ' ' ' South Sioux City, Nebr, JF 5-1. N 7 MM2 Franklin L. McDnid Crosscreer, Pa. i MR3 Jerry Strani! Daker, Oreg0n FN A1 Grady Boston, M855- 41 xi i if Q3 X I Q 105-3 QU Cx F E Q X Y: 'gk - .. l i 'l' I si 5 x 1 I fi Q7 X I l W i is r 'T 'lfivf as l 46 -Q ...LD From bow to stern, from the top of the mast to the lowest level of the fireroom, you'll find E Division. Although E is one of the smallest divisions on board, its job is far from small. The divi- sion is composed of the Interior Communications Technicians llCl and Electricians QEMJ. The IC Electrician is the KU! you see at the movie calls straining to make a film thats been shown 100 times go through one more time smoothly. Usually he succeeds, which is a marvel in itself. The IC men also maintain the ships Kyffwompasses, all ships enter- Ultnment systems, the IMC cir- Cfllt, all sound powered phone Circuits, most of the alarm cir- 006951 lT scans You.,wimi Tue cures Ettcimcm CARRWS A Fmsmiqwr Ammo ..... E DIVISIO cults, and the ships clml telephone circuits. Un thi- Sf-venth llnv 'l'hev Rest . The Pihls :ire respoiisihle for the maintenance ull thi- ship's generators 400 Hl'iR'l'Z motor-generators sets, Distrihii- tion and lighting circuits, ven- tilation motors, refrigerator and air conditioning motors, electric pumps. galley equipment, boat davit controls and portahle elec- tric equipment. lt's a safe het to assume that il' it's electrical. an EM has something to do with it. Walk into an E division work center and in fifteen minutes you'll bein the middle ofa crisis, minor or major it will still be pressure and it will still he a crisisf .N-1 I-:Mrs lnuie Slrllflul Herrrifl, SD UIQ his-Q... Z5 EMI Freddy Deioh Paraniouzit, Calif. FN! Y .V ix iSKI1 ixfwuiivsk Q v Sl' l'rf-xuivn iii ! FMF H-may Sailers N!.i:::i.a. Przzlggspf. 5.5 EMI John Carroll Coos Bay, Ore- EM3 D. Varriale Detroit, Mich Y?-.TM EMFN Rob CShort Circuit? Johnston E1 Paso. Tex. x 9-.nd EM2 T. L. Cronen San Antonio, Tex. EM3 R. fM01eJ YOW Elsegundo, Calif , EMFN Burt HeiPe S'eH Houston, Tex' 2 34 , IIIF1 , .... ... n f -9 .L 4.-.,..... IC'S FN R. lShock Hazard! Algiere HA: xx l Mhm Kin!!! uw N H1 If . 'Z' EX ' K . W2 U. M. Johnson HI? Fr.mk Krug If A ' li.-mfr' ltnhlnn MHWINIKQP. WHS. SIll'l'LlHl0'llYI', l'.n11f 4 -9!.u 1 nh! Qtr X..... 1. X v o l ii' ' 5 'QQ ' 4 . T? n flvi ' ICFN K, L, Carter ICFN Gene Kmpa T-alt?-'I-mxmgillf, Kenai, Aka. Woohsncket. RI. ' 'm F X ' Though the Bridge decides where to go and what to do, without the BTls SOMERS would be quite unable to get un- derway, much less operate. The reason would be quite obvious to any member of B Division, for they produce the steam that ul- timately provides all power used aboard the ship. A BT's work is always hot and dirty, but still rewarding. Many hours are spent in clrudgery-cleaning firesides and routine l'NlS,hut when a casualty UC.'CUl'5 a BT must keep cool lvery flitlitfult in a lireroomr and react- lllwlilllllll to correct the problem. The tliouszititls ol miles steamed this crui-e without a single wmlzxlfa' ztttf:-t to the professional filnltrv and tit-tllcatiori ul the men ol lllh-.1-tort, all 5 1 F23 ' tl 3 J, QQQMECEM t l 4 K l l STEAMIN' MACHINE Q 'iltllitl' ,fn LTJG Jim Blair, USN - Qyf f HTC James ff. White HI! .Y M- , Hirmingham, Ma. .knrnf If E72 + w-'f A ll L 'gli' H'l'l Hruu- IJ, Klinefe-ltvr Nl ' H' 1 KW ' Wnldpurt. Oro. VK X ' -X x-,-1 lsr'-'Q f 4.1 a fa ' u fi' HYJ H1 r. Y Pr ,ffnii I 'QA' ' '- x,Q ,9, L .ix 1 BT2 Harold Frey BTU 'Inky ul -fI,-ch TQ 1' 7. I'.:,' 1 'Y Scottsdale, Ariz. Ldmerlmi' K BFI u Donald R Mutzlger BT3 El , N X -Xlexandrla 5 D Edinbugi ggiamlwz Q! f , aff' l U , J l xr xef , l A n H 1 il ,'f14v I,-, f - 5 ll nm BT3 Joseph 'l'muth Knoxville. Tenn, P r L Cd rl BT3 Steven J. Johnson Portland, Ore. P0224 BTS? -Joe Nnvurnt, BTS Timothy T. Ott Portland. Ore. Anawnda, Nlnnr, HT:x Dale G. Putnat BTX 1,00 .-Xrnirm C'levvlund, Uh. Imlepcrmcivrwv, Km FN Randolph Menzie BTFN Dan J. Manning Mtn. Home, Ark. Anchorage, Ak. fiarcienilw HI' Klux NN M x,-- .W K 'FB 'P'-0 5'-.I-L In 1. .x1. I-'N .lm-1-ph X Ir I -.rf lf 1 .Sv 4, yd mi-H ' l 5, ,j. ll-in l NG in 1 I FXH ' - XX' F,-X -lfrrx 1. Z.::... Wizzcf Q sr. N .2 X ,. FX Mark A. ReaViS 'lliiii-lier. WHSU '91 aw! FN Brad C. Storey Pestigo, Wis. fl I ,ef 1 fl ,. 'f , I j. :W l U Y 4' , '11 Wx M Wmmd FA Jerry IJ. Clooclrivli 5-Lnrhzfrzi, Valli, L35 Velwll' Nui' VV rim' and Steamih' Day and Night lisp? fill our toes hy Big Easy White. Hrw' er llf-ug is next in line, P7 rx-:arfi Fireroom run by Kline. 'l':rr,.:z' anti Burhirn' all the time, lieepizt' those hoilers OH the line, What this thing called liberty? 5115? wzzzethihg that we rarely see. Wfirbqirr' Space gets mighty hot, A .'-r- tri praise might help a lot. Our lives arent much fUI'1,l They keep us always OH the run. Seven months without Casualties, Thank the Lord for good BTS. 1 i., R011-em. JJ Machinist mates, affec- tionzttoly known as Snipes hy their shipmzites, carry on their tlnily routines in the vnginerooms or Holes as they ure culled. A SNIPHS job ltttsicully consists of keeping the Ship moving via the engines and Hssociated equipment. He also must produce electricity for Shll-JS use and this is done through the Turbo-Generators. Another major part of his job DI IIO vonsists of nmlttn-' trulz nw. lT.-- 'AFV 0YLlpUl'2llttl'x lt hats liven -.int only time the New an ure snipes in the li-tie they dont have water when the ship stops in-wan: ll, however. it were not for the-f' few tlerliuuteel men. workin: 271 temperaturesupwardofi .oi1t ship would he floss- To A standst ill. MXN' l,:err'. li g'ltlll'Y1l7 I. lg ,y.g,rg5y'..r: Hemi Xllif 4. i' .f-9,57 1'a , ,,n, r a 4' pw lil, g nv Z! x,,,l,, if UN! N1 s I E 'Xlfx' 1N 'lI 'h fx MM1 Danny E. Fuopor Monroe, Gu. w w - 1..s wh H1312 XRYIHIHTIW Mlllvr MMI Rcginuld Jrulcw n I ww A , N ff bv H ' - ag Mn. XXx.QX'::xv1 , K.: ' H:1',f'kE1Q3fff-- mm Robert L. Morm MM2 Tam- Sack . . . Niuskegon. Mich. St. Louis, Mo. i L x .-4 4.-.-...-. -Q... mf... vw 2? -: X? if - 572 ff DA IQ 1 X F,,.lX :Q IN ,' 0 f I mx' ' 'J ', MMT! Wade Danaldsfm NIM' H lrr-, W' ' Cliff, NM. iw I1 !-'IFN f f f rN1x1:fl,lllILfl1lS R. Hillikvr NIV? l'fm:w ' N IA' Hunlinpqtmm Bench, Vulif. Srxlxwil Uk sf, MM3 Dickie Shaw MM3 Tommie T. Tifhlf Muleshoe, Tex. Fulda- Mmm' my UK' -:'r .' Q' F gi, QESGQ, ! 4 1 ,4 Z, I .. MNH -lww if '---, 1 lm,-,1,n 3.1.1 N1'N!1N!v'x H-ww VTVM-K X' ' FN Uaxzd Az'-:ns Si Paul. Minn. s',,i 5 9 0 Q04 5 ' H ! I , -A 1 I ak -M T l f I I7 F g I if Murnin' after the night before! FN Joe N. Buis FN Dan Golden San Diego. Calif. Chicago, Ul- -1- FN Steve K. Kellicut lgavrrmsse, Wis. FA Sum Anderson l'harlL-ston, W. Va. - 'P li ,xt-v-Ei FA William Hathaway N088les, Ariz. FN l..irr'. li N f':!1!'n'l lr fa- l -X llaxxil ll llwli lyvlls, Nlmt' FA Michael J, Kenneric Reseda. Calif. T 211.-ia 2 ki 'xfv' A-Nl L i'- lf ul ima, .- '. lak F.-K lf- IJ Marxlwam Nl' f.f'fT.f'fli Mun, Wa .I V I l I l 1 WE PO DEP RT The Weapons Department is rusponsilile for the care and feeding of not only the potent weapons systeins nliozirtl the ship, hut in ai rczil sense, the cure and feeding of the crew itself. During long ul si-an periods, our only -ioitrve of food, fuel, mail, aim- niunition, und ri-pair parts is xiii un- ilvrwzty ri-pli-nislimi-nl. 'l'he cle-pzirtina-iitnl skill amd knowli-flgi' iii't't'-i-fairy to aiwoixipli-,li thi-sv rvplviii-aliiiii-iits, 'l'hi- di-ek torn' per- -toniii-l also uri- rliiimi-cl with thi- lmiiiitiiiiii-iii'v of iiiiivli ot thi- ship! lopsiili' -apnea--s in hair-li, iiniitirzil i-nh vironmi-nt. V fe 'i -115 fit. t . T 4-'V' we 'ir The Sonar Technicians, 'l'iirpt-rlom:inin:ites, and ASHOC tiiiiim-rsiiizites, keep the ship's ASW st'llH l'S. lirevontrol system, and iw-:ipoiis in good condition while fill- Ht! in :is fvflwzil. maehinegunners while in Wlif4'l'l'AC'. GAfNlliH'l l'A'S BERETTAH :incl the gunfire control svstem are maintained hy the F'l'G's and tlflltfs through many hours of hard work. The monster MOD 7 did her .ioh well this cruise. hut even she did Provide some exciting moments for the Weapons Officer and WG personnel. 451' ist' iz.on..,, IW R,.,,,!,, hr l ld Wvsiiwis 0522.-vr LT Deford E. Coc an New VVeapOnS Officer 5 LT-JG xici-ixri-:E ' YYadsworll'i. Ohio fl 'I it . .1 p il - i G ,ig 3 li 9 ,,. s 1 it gs Y f -i ' l Q Us e i l i I l 1 1 i DIVISIO Ask most anybody on the ship sonar and the ASW tire control what an ASROC is, and they'll system. ASROK' Gunners Mates probably Say lt's a French sports lGNl'l'l maintain the .-XSHUC' Cllhorthatthey d0n't know. Actual- launcher and related equipment ly it's an Anti Submarine Rocket while the torpedomen l'l'Nll take Ind it comprises the main battery care of the SOMERS two triple of our weapons used for Anti- mount torpedo launchers. Submarine Warfare QASWD. ASW is Although the opportunities for lllejob of WA division, from detec- ASW this year were few, WA divi- lwn and classification, to tracking sion personnel have served and ultimately to the destruction of SOMERS in a variety of ways. in- 'Mmy submarines. cluding counting underwater ex- A variety of rates work in this plosions, standing combat watches division. Sonar technicians tSTG'sl and manning the ship's after maintain and operate the SQS-23 lookout station. AQM4- , - , ,431 P1 7 - if .4-an Q q17AIh SHT fflmrlef Mlacl-ri Jackson STI Gene Higgins STI J Tr Imgfnl lil Bremerton, Wash. LOS Asggieiy gglitiiaplame Slip X1.'.x, j,.,.N!..N KN U iw QTVR 'hm Mabf? STG3 Paul Ellis kffif1'3TT1GI1l0, Calif. Garden Grove, Calif. Sllkll F ---X 5.1. Hlifiiiailv. Elf H STG3 Ernest Billings STG3 Kelly Orcutt Chicopee. Mass. Spring Valley, Calif. N l ilu- ' . STGSN Leonard Janes STGSN Hume! Steward Brooklyn, N. Y, Springfield, Mo. Y STUSN John 'lhluhe-,Ls Fl Fu-lxnlr, Xu ' g I f' C5 4 ,ff CC 95 A K is ' Xin 1 sr :X or X X Min? I ,I3 X CJ f ,,a ,., X! H ry -'4 TM3 Vern Logsdon Roundhill, Ky. Mm N X if g E lXHtX11r1Xn ' ' . f uv kb -:,gZ: ISMTZ .luhn Beams GMT2 Richard fDickJ Rnyflvlfi lxulrr NI' 1 -' vw, .fX1mci:arku. Ok. Poplar Bluff. MO. Y as ff K NHT? Kvn Dvik g 'g1TN D b W xr V 1- .Q 21 Q an Gardner GMGSN Scott fSC00bie, La Us 1 H . .ld.rv:l. l r.. Xenia' frjhb Des Nloinesy Iowa I 3 II' lr i ai, Hi, ,Q 4 I 'x 'Y' ' x D- I P 1. 1' WN I it S. 1 LTJG Gary M. Simpson, USN 42 Tacoma, Wash. I WD DIVISIO ,ik l ... F lb P .-XII Iiigbte Hr-1-rxrri About seven nwntb- :igii .igv , 1'-liar P 9 I can still reinembe-r hoii Th? CIPCIK IIHITF' Ilnflfi tri be-:np gifriiinfi I'd tinrep. paint. and -ii-rib fi:-fkg goof! or maybe be iinhnppy tor riwhiif-, For BMI Alford inside ine Lhiw-r with every order hr-'d dffiiver. Scrubbing down those biilkhc-ads. don't forget that red If-ad. I WOHCIQT how we Stlrvivefi. our hairy motor whale-boat ridf-2. But then I ,qiiess twaf meant to be the day I joined WD. So bye, bye relaxation said I Fighting rust dawn till dusk is the reason thats' why. So grab a broom I'lI be a boatswain mate till I die I'Il be a boatswain mate till I die, A X W J, W IHP. iso.xifii,xix 5 x1.xii-. im ix a I f .5 . , C' 1511112 to thi- tiini- .ii .-'sins-riisiii Pin' I before sweepers goes by 5 xx 'if 'S f X 1 X at IX f Simps 51 1-1 .1 BMC Jimmy McAlister BMI Fletcher L. Alford Vernon, Tex, Montgomery, Ala. wit .ng - -lad' DSX'id C539 Falun-,high gif. T BM2 Artice Malone Jr. Cullen. La. if 1 , .xt --f,,,.,,l l ' 1 6 .. I 1 SN Rumiull 'I' Bre Huurbun. Mu .. -- -r 'il iff- 1- S li ,-v -V ,D t if , I Q, 'Q 1 him Ns Q1 I X bN John C BSIIEX Sprnngmrld V199 53 l H M' 1 3-v n, 6 .V ,L 6.9. I 0 i- , an ..f -n I , , Y, i, A ..1 SN .Im k H1-. cfm SN Bobby L. Duff, SN John Sampson He-Ll'm-hum, Pu Lmmg Beach. Falif, Medford. 31355. .I NN 'ln P'-,rn ml U I Q1 , V- Q Q., ' K ' -- ,ii ffgw' Lf -. Q.. ' N E' . . .. 1 D- - - -. K, Q , 4' Q. K- ' ,. s Q' .f N- f -- ,, ' N..- ,-K. I, I . ,. ,X :gk ' 1 4 ' ' ' '5 1. , - ., -N -- - W M '- - ,, 1 ., S' M 5--:.,, lv' LY, ,Lv K - Q P ..- v get , sf.. . - -:4.: --,M X' - r A :-s. x -- ' ' wi - U 4 ,, --ds. ' , M -if -ff I - N - Q fmxwwzwk .,.,,x lv N I.. 3 'Hn' I SN H? itz' I' W:.ss- - - -X A Yvmivzu. lla Qjxfl Tiff-if SN ROSS E. Dodson N 'A' Dallas, Tex. ..... 1,4-fa-,A-fTi.f. 'ff -,-,fm W J - --A Af w- NRI 3 SN Larry M- Southern Hflwafd Rh d'fS SN Dun um: Dublin, Ga- lergate' Tex' Santa Fe. N Mex. U 1 5 .J -fZ . ' NX ,, ,X ,-1+ V-ef Ll J, gn l X 5 B .f-'xw Q0 'I EL f C Q XD 3 O gc D7 s 1. I H' N NOW WHERFD THAT DQONE GO NN .l I-hu S Kullvr l'h1l4uh'lphm l'n 17 l iq , SA H-f-njamin Bergen SN Erlando S. Cabugos SA Dar? Kin? B ki3 n' NY' San Cal-ks N18nOpdC. - . . A .,,- I3 6 Ns 31 ew, Fil SA Richard Bardol St. Louis, Mo. SA Art Diaz Vurgua SA Howard Lanais Lakewuod, Calif. Vaughn, Wash. b ,A ,,,,,,,,- 4... .Q- 4,s3 'Yuma S,-K Snnrnugu Xiwrniiw 'WO' 'bv l h X A 5.5. Imvxri flarrirwr SA Keith Barley' NM' Mwke X N Vi-vfhlr-'-. Uhr J 1' lhoenix. Arz. .M ., A mu' ' g f ' has-, ,T ,...,t,,4.- 'elim S.-X Uhzurlvw J Kzxrzvvm .elm-iz: Uxiy. Fun:-Q ' SALEJ? D' SA .Joseph Kiss . .,,, , ,,,.mw-eevr-fy--..,,.A-..-4-f,- -V Denver, C010- is a conglomerate cgmposed of FTM's, and a few professionals. It's to maintain the ship's Tar- They don't have a offee pot this cruise so their work became very Fact the only thing that function less than the was the technicians. Hnving found all of this spare ygntheir hands, they managed, hugh much clever conniving, to dpqtheir way into a few choice ex- ugurricular billets such as interior ,Mating and remodeling, rough ' ,gpyemoving fright guys'?jb, phone Q ailing, gun shooting, line handling i fmdlor throwingl, ect., All of this 7 fhilemaintaining tight ship's inter- nlsewrity- Will WM conquer the forces of hgkness, remain patient, flexible, diptable, or even maybe fire a mis- lil! or two? Who knows, but 5 llnwhile . . . despite many ap- gmnt setbacks their dynamic, g Ulm leaders continue to spur Ibm on ever forward to greater and puter heights of diversion. C to l 2 i ,,i X 2 l F n Cf? p1RECONTROL I S N, TECHNlClAN5 1 ,ji dill'- iv T ,fs U T, X y N ,T Sw 1'3 l ff ,gm f VU V freind M71 ' f' T a fer Ig ' , ' YM SORRY, BUT Youre DATING DOESN'T MEAN THAT You CAN BE FlQlNG THE wsoue cami EAPO 1 4 '4 3 h , 51 aj f Nw T 441' Q A ' ' 1 M. SSILE DIV CW02 Jon C. Gilbert Long Beach, Calif. T r 'LIFT' M l 'K 's FTMC ,jimmy ,ju ,Mm-, I-'TMI l-awn-uve O. ifharleyl Weaver llvumfil Bixxffs. Iowa ..--11 Q , B l 'l'X FTM1 George S. fSidl Watson Olongapo, P.I. I X! ' in 4 xx' VT U I ' ' 1fMf'r f'h'vltPl l,:1pl:mtv I-'VM2 Hubert A. KOwImnni 5II.'7K'ff 1 ' ' l ' Hilliard, Ohio 'T . I . Q 5 ,v , I X TK ' ' g5.,Le.m A, rm: m1..:.a A xz: za-Q. ff 1, , 1 ' MMgr,,.r,, MN l'f FTM? Keith E. IFish Egg! R00 Clearwater, Fla. .,:-Y..--,-w-sf' V wk- 1 FTM2 Erle E. lErle the Pearlb White Sm Antonio, Tex. 1 gf writ!-v FTM3 James F- fDextroidD Dexter Crockett. Calif. rf r.+'f,, 4, if it x FTM2 Rick D- fD0I'myJ Donohue Sllver City, N.M. A FTM3 Nestor A. fTacm Torres Cayey. PR. FTMSN Patrick M. fBlack Bart! Bartkus W Oakridge, Tenn. UNIV' I' Xml '- J in l' 'K ,,,.-.--sl1 I -nu QvN!x!,x '.?Tf':'w E. ,f-v.... ',,, XI' IN,--'NJ XV, .4. ,l ali K 5 i. z XX Fuckvil Y 'v 'vv'-w-r-0-fn ..- ,-,,..,, Q-3'-Y V 6 v-.Q,.....,-.v- fvv......, , L GMMI Richard N. 1Huwkf:y'1fi Hn! Vhicago. Ill. 11, 1' 'i GMM3 Craig A. Firestone Wooster. 0. Although rn-any CFCW- members, sweating over pro- jectiles and powder canisters during an ammo UNREP probably have wished at one time or another that WG divi- sion didn't exist, the Gunner's Mates and Fire Control Technicians iGunneryJ nevertheless contribute a great deal to SOMERS ability to carry out her mission. WG divi- sion maintains our 5754 gun mount, the MK 68 director, the computer in Gun Plot, and other related equipment. Dur' ing our gunline assignments this WG DIVISIO cruise, the GM's work was dt-linitcly cut out for them as they labored to keep our can- tankerous mount in commis- sion. The l 'l'G's work showed in SOMERS ability to always land her first salvo quite close to the target. Our superb fire control showed up particularly on a mission when the first two rounds landed directly on target. requiring no correcting Spots. As our record attests, the men ol' WG division have a great deal to be proud of. f l'f'S Albert llumbella I lou-rfinlc, f ulxi, W I .,.., . A FU-. lafw-fin X Nfqgq us'-AH'-ni K! , K., aw x M..-1.......-Q.. -.,, 5 -4.1 1' 4 4 . PTH.: lgflfnfii H6115 5 3' l':::c:::::n!:h Uhr.- f ---1 ll! ,Z , ,,,,,'-5 ,5 K -an 5 W' . l l'l?1 Uffswrs lrw-If VTG2 Royce R, Swim Puxxxxulgmlmcy. Pai, Vyvsl Monroe' Ln' F ,M ,M 5 -,gh , ,i.,il.u , A ' l ..:.,, , '-X pg I. XZ' j ,wi 45, 'Fl-r... . fsff 1'.','j' V f LM-H1 1-'rm .num lc. .l.,n..,, ,.1 1 2 I-,jrfslil X X x1:HiikUnviIh.' : v ,-4 Q 'A ,- I Q if' 'K 4 223 M f 4 J Y 4 ',, 1: ,. Q ,.,, 1: , T mfr, , L 5 'V P4 I if ff'k' PTMQ was-sd P. McBride 'Y-1. Y-K 21: . . . . Fountain Xalley. Calif. 'WW ff! GMG1 Royal M. Toland San Pedro, California SA Robert J. McDermond Gray Eagle, Minn. r'2.lNl- ' P ra- i. GMG2 Jim NI- Crowe SN llenzxz- Sin-vi: Houston, Texas if-, 1 1 l...iw.r. Nl.hx ilu Jn..-xsrls 55 o .I A X SA Michael A. lfvrrimi 'N lf' l-' Galvaston. lexus ,....- ...AH l gli: ga '25 A 525 ,, I ' 'ag v I.. 9 .. , , , . - jvff QMQL 2 K' f A f . l Q AlN'T NO if 9 'I in oouen Asour nr ...frws 'mme iS S101 E! nf, I - '- mvwuwwws 5, l 1 ?WBWWE ia...- ,.-...U me in-qgk 4 X ., ,,. X. -- 4 - , 1 1 1 Z my sly. I.'l' lillllilf -l. -ltlrrllrll l..-ng lleucli. Vnlitl. - 2 mms i .l-1 Y, .,...f w- ilk LTJG David King . Redondo Beach, Calif. SUPPLY DEPART T The Supply Department is divided into tive areas, General- ly speaking. though. Supply is the department that takes care ot' the crew. Supply provides the food for officers and crew. the laundry services. haircuts. pays the crew and provides them with a place to buy the little odds and ends they might re- quire at sea. Supply also provides the tools and parts needed for the upkeep of the ship and different systems in- stalled. The cooks are responsible for the general mess. They receive. stow. inventory all food stuffs. They are also responsible for menu planning, preparation, and financial management of ration costs and allowances. The Stewards have much the same responsibilities as cooks. plus they must keep Of- ficer Country spotless, serve the Wardroom meals in all kinds of weather. tlclereby hangs a tale or twol. The Ships' Servicemen, the most diverse of all Supply rates, are accountable for the financial control. procurement, stock levels. display. and merchan- dizing of Ships' Store stock. tlrlave you tried to run a depart- ment store in a 4 X 4 boxfll. The Ships' Service laundrymen work around the clock trying t0 KEEP up with the amount of diflb' laundry 310 men can HC' cumulate. The barber must be skilled in the various style? of haircuts while at the same time being mindful Of Nam regulations. I , Disbursing Clerks mamtaltl pay accounts and are reSP0n5 ble for various transactions such as travel pay, Def diem colni putations, and other Spefla allowances. At the same time they provide other miscellane0U5 services to the crew such QS Pay breakdowns, and Preparation of allotments. SKC Gerald L. Shense SK1 Williem J. fBillJ Hewitt Hen eg-dgon, Minn. Detrolt, Mxch. My .Lei H' SK2 Dennis Griffin SK3 David EA BWP' Huntington Beach, Calif. FHUIGSS HIHS' Pa' 1- 'I -Q 9K2 I-'zaivl Xl IM .lff'x Nm ffllhieu' l.u.p1 ,aq- , N-, Q. ,J ,. fa . 5 x . lllll L A .ella-1.4 l--llll' ' ' L' LIITI SKSN ' SKSN Pedro Alrna Ron Krmer -- San F1'3DClSCO. Calm. Colton, Calif. x we H Eff A , . ,....,,,,v . 6 ' il.. VSV Purcfpw Hip svn. VSV Wuudruw J, Morrison ll nh I I Q 71LH!lhli lxx 'I lv I K 'l x' 5 '2 '.-, g,..y 4 K I' .x.. YT -s.F . QS E I . ,QM .4 CSL? Donald Szolumnyvr Pasadena, Calif. K, L. . fi X T 5 , 1 f , Y 157 7 3' 'F' YW Wffm vssx Randall ,lm rzfmwm if , H:.1cr,A fdhf, hlrkwood, MO. q I visx fro' F 'W N N... X ' N ' N SX Gif-2 WEN CSSN Robert B. Cofio p.Q..,x,',..., X, . Q. ..x - iii 4' Grafton, West V8- SN wmiard IEaU Earhenon SN Hmmm U v.,f1:,,. A H , X! U I R - ,. .. map, :sm mv Creve Coeur Mo. mm Am 1 fuuw,1ex hJnn1Nh4n.n,kah1 f 3 ,Rf N fp, I! x X E f Six l mx. : X N ,I 1 s x I .jf N X X Mx Nov sumo sv Fon Q I , YI -1 N CAV Y Roms 1- g 1 I Q i 1 f N' STARBoARo..' ' J- Ljfi-'f , y '.,,, . IF ? 'Tx .Q SHI Ruynwnd Fwh NH' Him ,A 'ZF' V lif',g?,r':1wrXv Xa Znlmu. Mu. b7 4, ,,-,,-- 9' A' ' ' I, . l Sl L, 4- Jn I 1 1 I X x SHIJ Martin GN!-IUHS SHB3 Rodney E. Rod SUTHERLAND SHL3 Gary G. Yo Yo YEOMAN Vhicugu, Ill. Mammoth Spring, Ark. Cedar Rapids. Iown SA Nrurv .-X l'ur1xr ,1UHN5UX SHISN Rick QVINTANA SN Rudy TAMAYO llutrhum.-ww. Mmm lypm-pr' f',,1,,I Waipahu' Hawaii 5 3-2 .fm . I M !i'-xx---Q D erm -rv x- 1 x- .ai , , , ix-'A v-Nw--, 1- .. sims. New ww gif.-f.H'A:RT1ER SD1 Rudy CALICA . .a...:.J., X 3, Naga, Bicoly Pl agp? is fs 'QT' -l I SDiy5AR0lfT'dfE,?aY0 SD! Hey Unming-. 5132 Hu!-rrtw Frrrrr I . Bnla, .. Olrmgupu,Zur!tb,x1rf. I I l-Q,,:,g,,mr Nr, UU lil 3 'Fl wt n ! 1 E x 1 ' - TN Rudy Snles IN Fm-.Mix .Xbhml Rl' V '5 W I 'W 'K NHKII, Hicnl, Pl. 5,111 .x!IIHIl1 , f.uu'v M- I' I U1 Hi lI W VI l i 3 TN Theodore Schopp W' Z TX R! Ilqmfirx Pontiac, Ill. I,mm.v-M1. F I 3 Z, 5 r 3 3 i 2 1 4 3 TN Runnin G, Linpd I Sm Vruz, Luhpo, Plmfhll. Pj. X 09 I - H11 vi f .ff nv HIP'S OPERATI During the 1972 deployment, SOMERS again proved her versatility by successfully completing a wide variety of assignments. Thanks to the hardwork- mg crew we managed to never fail to meet a commit- ment For the statistically minded among our crew, the iollowing summarizes exactly what we did during our cruise 10 Apr-29 Apr ll SE l ii Q. i l May-lt! .lun ltl .lun-IH .lun 18 Jun- 5 Aug i Y i ti Aug-ll Aug if , I5 Aug- ti St-p 3 , A 5 th i 1 ti i it C 1 1 -8 Sup- . Sep 3, 8 Sep-I5 Sep ii tt i li .t xi, 70 Transit from Long Beach to Subic Bay, R.P. with fuel stops in Pearl Harbor and Guam, in company with USS BERKELEY KDDG-151 and USS HULL tDD-9451 Equator crossing. SARATOGA ESCORT, and KITTY HAWK HSCORT. First gunline assign- ment. Sill-'S around Quang 'l'ri and lln Nnng. lit-t'vivt'tl hostile fire for tht- first time in the ship's history on Stl Mny. l'pkvt-p in Suhit' Huy and our first inport period. ASW opt-rntions with thc USS 'l'li'0NDl'IROGA tt'X'S-1-H. Two nwn ovvrhoartl from thc 'l'ico rvsctivtl hy SUNIKRS. An ovtfr- night stop in Suhit' tollowvti hy nn nssignmt-nt as shotgun lor l'SS LONG HICACII tt'tZN-EH at South Tnlos station from -1-Sl -lnl, Escort tor Kl'l'l'Y HAWK. Vpkccp tfor tht' ship and the crawl in Snhit' after -19 days at sea. The gunlinc again for two days. cs- rnrt for thc S.-XR.-XTUG.-X and KITTY HAWK and then hack to thc gunlinc Hnroutv to Sasc-ho, Japan Taiwan Strnights Patrol. l'pkv:0p in Saseho, Japan. - some people complained that they miss- ed Suhic. 1 15 Sep-13 Oct. l-1 Oct-20 Oct 23 Oct Our final line period - MIDWAY escort Q15-187. A last hectic appearance on the gunline Q2l.28t with most continuous tiring and no air conditioning. SOMERS find over 300 rounds during the final 24 hours. A sudden move to PIRAZ station Q28 Sep-12 Octl as escort for the USS LONG BEACH and USS TRUXTUN, with two CHICOM merchant ship escort assignments thrown in for free. Liberty tWHAT?l in Hong Kong, The long haul home begins. I. 'X 9 Nm, ARRIVAL LONG BEACH! Q fs, 0' Q L fu if is G XVZ3 . J B 84: l ff if , ,fi in .. . fi'7 I lux. X ' I Rm cwiu Oh .. Baird mf fl ,X the end of March, the Army invaded of Vietnam on a scale in numbers and A9 one ARVN post after fell, it began to appear that 1972 cruise might get gn early start. 30 it was that on 10 April sailed, following a few days of false alarms, hurried and cancelled leaves. The me as we left was the same as guys. Sadness in the eyes of those ,die pier and on the ship, an ap- Fopfigtely grey and overcast day, pda tuming of backs on the ship as nglipped out from our berth and hggded out to sea. As we made our way across the Pu-ilic, we prepared for what we were to do. General Quarters, Damage Control Drills, and other exercises became routine. In company with the USS BERKELEY QDDG-155 and the USS HULL QDD-9455, we tran- lited. stopping for fuel at pearl Har- bor and Guam. When we reached Subic Bay at least, we didn't know what we were headed for, but we were confident our preparation and knowledge would see us through. 32 x JI. FAREWELL ., ...S -.1 ui V 'Y -H .V 4 W , ,b 5:11 .a A -f J , i-,f Qilnrfvf 6111395 . , Lfsa,3!iazsa!soraz-u Tiff l Wir '-,, 71 153 A , -11-1s.r1'? 'nf' fir Hai ,A fx EE PLA EGUARDI flnr :noir fn-einem assignments during flew frmw wma as pl:ineguardfAAW picket .fir rruzinfv of the carriers conducting strike fill! Fllilfvlli agfninst the North Vietnamefiv. Virnlfl dull. ii was si definite change from 'nf znnline. We rescued two men over- llmrfi from the USS TICONDEROGA MTS-l ll and helped improve the ecology 1 ? 'fur urea ITHIS IS YOUR GULF, KEEP lil! l l.PI.-XX' hy: sinl-:ine the debris that fell 6'Tl1 ?fTfi from the carriers. K 'FBh.vlgqs'n-f 1'l'f'f1 xc - Q-vu - --W--f-f 1-fv-1-ww - 'ip -5,- Q 3 H1114- Turn hm za man overboard? I fi! Ht 'n3':1? ,. sb' .Rus ag? A . is Q f 5, gp fn- aw , - Pi Min+ dr ,xwfe .f x I-x H H... , - 'Y h W 3 Q ,ass ' ' ,,, v - Q U W xx - an mal, A, lr QL P'- 1 it f 2 ' in , ,'g .4 ff- a dg . . ----' -f--ru r .1 ' at Q, . K 4 - in Y' ...Q .. -f.. ' W '--f jT.,,,,, ' ' -. ' hs. 1- s. ' f ':' ,N - x -.-4 ,tg -hw - 'u1L.'A, -,nfl , J .K L- ,rpg , .r .A ...f1, , 'g ...Q Q-X . . ' ' . ' g . V ' in AQ -,A ra 1. Ns H' -. 91- X nf - - sag id it -Qin ., h 4 'w- 8 . , 1 74:11-. .. A , is 'S' ,Q 2...-4 ---- . . and our old buddy Ning Hung, lung lnng Hi, Nlmv-H if' - Hu N1un-My Thu- Qm-un Ruynl Baby Kmw-' Sv. that tha' mm: svrwzm: 1:1 SUNTHRS rt 'U l L' v Q21 1' 'v 'xr 'T s 0 1 . f ' 1 lvl' 1 5 , ,.av 5. xx L Hi! Hr-'ful f X1 4' nur! thv Sth Day of Xl as H 1 I ,a2zfv:fi-' + we A lmngitudv IIN?-INT-IU . npgwarmi 1:17 - xr 'Rf ZW A ' ,, x ' .I .fl main and having hvvn zxwsgwctvd ami :ui xx I , ' mb' Rumi Staff. m-rv mzzmzm naw 'hy S1 i,?iXZN 'V X MYS'l'HRII-IS OF THF :'NNL'II-fN'T URIWPQH U?-' THF N Q - D ERP. I L'0llll'lXZHld HIV Sllb?t x'IS TN' Ixqjx, these men as mvmlwrs of our Tasty she-Lf w-:Q Submitted by Apprm-ed ivy mf IQ,-' ,4 Dax' y Jones Xepszzzz-,as Rex His Royal Scribe 3 . . . X lv. mr XE true Tniiiti X11 'lql- 1 ff Passing in Review ip. l'IJ'I l r1r Bi I wuldn't do better rnysolf. N Jo 1 ...J -'ff G xlllfiilill ,i 1 Y ' - r ..' .', Yin 1 rl Ai ff! ' 5 fl 6' K 11 ,. f y1-1,1 4-J v-, v ..... 1....,,. Ijflined the Navy for this'7TfY I I ,- . .Y iw- . N'J1 ',f.'1'1' Menon'-tl mtl li U 1 What became a familiar sight to all of us-Quang Tri Province, RVN ,uni Il- l,i?7'Q.L'FQ I -Q' - L-.,f.. .filly L' .. nfl H4 pmxtioltitii: pf f GU LI Cx ' O ltf. r 1 it L' 1 li 1 Q i r ii 1'-Q' Army lwlpt-rl heighten that sense ol - N SHN!!-fl'INX1HN limi :irmpiw ihzmc-e p:irtic'ip:ition. hy returning ntl! fiflf ,--X l , X pr. xr thnx 01233 :it proriciim, At those times, we rose tothe ocrnl' N Nm-.ai lifilii-EH' Support 1NlQFSs to sion. kilem-ing the coastal defense ff? QA lT,lFTit'liX l7'i2l9IT1ll?f r'r.zEzt:4rx' region with our fire. During the pall Q if - V of N-wth X zwtmrzn NMFS me-:mt -ummer and fall. SUMICHS tml! ,f' WV? find Qtarhoarri wmtchcfs for part in the highest tempo of nhfnft jj i WHYW- FND: EF' To rl t l'v in Ltpitr homharciment operations in the f Thin of that hvvom f-irfirjf Aft-fonria and history of the Vietnam War., Al 5 ammizmtiora l NRl',l'5 ampost qf-.'f'rj.- times, there were as many as eigh- nr other day The tiainizrwf avzznrnent teen ships. including two cruisers. L was. however. where! fine- fcii :bg fonriucting NGFS in the vicinityflf i ITC'-HIPS! persona? sonic' of gmrtzczpa- Quang Tri Province. Our last Wfell twin SU Ihf' War Un Qs -'erai or- on the fiunline saw SOMERS msiwns. tlzf- North Yif't:e.ame-ie e-nzfazzeri in the heaviest shootingflf l l i ' i I We , q ., ,tl X ' fi .-,, 1 . 1 . ,trurg !',q5MI vi IWW' ---- Fnrr, Out. . Shot. . Splash, Out, X NYntt'lnmj thu- war the vruise, firing ulrnost three hun- dred rounds during the final twen- ll'-fvur hour period. Due to the Ilfvfessiolmal response of our Gunnefs Mates. SOMERS' single mount managed to keep on firing when other ships had given out. The entire crew can look back on the Gunline as a job well done. msfz: 'P .' Y Y' , it-P x lxlfhx' xr r , ..- A 4-1' ,N .. .. ., . 'Q , f- - .-... , -- ' A 9' A l - .-.. ., -A I K -. ' 1 ,, a -,,. ' 7- r J.,--f -53,2 YA J' 'Q,5 'z,', V 'fm - 4!fl74qw' .r yxesxs F' K- f1P,tA',. X K, e ,v,,V A H. 74 ,- et 4.3 2, V' . N v . 1 'f '. ,M , L Q .ff'TfZ,, Asfvnief 1 .T .,x.gq, ,ji wax 5 kt xy. as 'Fe'-x ak' .4 5 all H 1' , , .4 urs, ,er . Q te., . -' 1,25 ll ASW, PI AZ ERSHIP SU EILLANCE From 18 June until 15 August, SOMERS operated in the South China Sea with ASW Group 3 and the TICONDEROGA QCVS-149 protecting our forces in the Gulf of Tonkin against a possible Soviet Submarine threat. Although our duties were still PAU iPlaneguard as usuali, SOMERS controlled helicopters, and rescued two men overboard. Exchange programs allowed the STG's and RD's to see how their counterparts on the Tico lived and worked. A quick dash into the zone insured our tax break for August, and so end- ed four weeks not spent in the Gulf of Tonkin. During the period 28 Sept to 12 Oct we served the USS LONG BEACH and the USS TRUXTUN as primary protection against surface raids as they protected Task Force TT against air G attacks. Indian Summer in the Gulf was hot anyway, but after the 80 ton air conditioner went up in smoke, things became almost unbearable. The ice machine quickly emptied and senses of humor withered away, but the knowledge that we were short in the Gulf pulled us through to the end. In addition to other functions, SOMERS twice was tasked with escorting Chinese Merchant Ships attempting to bring supplies into North Vietnam. We pulled alongside, as in an UNREP, told them they were starting into mined waters, then pulled away, and allowed them to proceed. At one point we closed the mouth of Haiphong Harbor to within visual distance before breaking off the pursuit. . ,cb-ll-4-19 ' 0 X .,jji,.,, , 5' if ' fs -f 'i 4? W - 1 T i 7 . gin., Q3 i .,,Xn e -nv Q 1 3 . . Ax ,, 1 13? Ag. FFR ' w .-,. ,W 1, A., X , .x E127 ff mg A 5. r 51 A , val! E:.Lrf . yr 3 , , . 1,3 1 x xv, 'J fgiw flu A5 P'-. Mg. .ww , ,nf K ., m 5. X .ir :cw '- if '1 ,h 55? ' s f. ..,. ,.v,,x- , .a , f n ,J I 17 -' 45- Q-s Ek A .AY .., .-.--q.,., K' K' 'MQQ 79 D E L -'IDP' vi 'ff X. -X is U REP In the course of the cruise, SOMERS took on fuel, stores, and ammo a total of seventy-- nine times. A successful UNREP requires precise ship-handling, professionalism on the part of the riggers, and quite a bit of hard work on the part of the crew. As our perfor- mance during the cruise shows SOMERS satisfies all of the stated requirement? We wfjj consistently C0I11Phmentgd -0 our ship-handling and nggig by the shipS we were 81011355 A Although UNREPS ha hen tendenCy to fall OH a day wled Holiday Routine was Scheqg ig the crew can justly take pn e79 its accomplishment ' successful UNREPS- l so 5 I I .sg :A :fum fy - W. .. 12 .4 uf., V 5 O g ERTREP W ,,, Another more modern method the Navy has found for transferring stores at sea, is the Vertical Replenishment CVERTREPD. This is one of the more dangerous evolutions the ship takes part in, calling for a well trained flight crew, 5 F0011 pilot. and some fast moving of stores once they hit the deck. 4... l'. .alsfl JIT --' if 'T' .TN W., --ur -1 vsa.Qff V ' A ' V ,,, ' ' -4: - .7 'yah f- r-,.'.'5', 7 1 lx ' -gv1 ....1- - 1 - ...- A :.,,,:,5 ' Ns., - . 3 Qin-0.1-t,, . if :-'J'E....:... I HELO DETAIL 'l'n ii snilnr wlin has nm-ii nt st-ii thi' thirty days. tnuil is at tnnst prvcinns t't1IHl11Ufiitf'. Tn toll iitiw the tnnil gvts mit tn at th-plnyvti nnit wnnlri tnkc sc-vvral pngvs, lint the finiil pnrt nt that story is siiniinnrizvti by thv words. Num stntinn that Hein Detail . fur it wits by ht-ln that we rccvivvd thv vast iniiwifirity nf finr niuil. Hvln Uvtnils nwnnt -ithvr things trim: Leaving thu SOMHRS for the last time. rorviviiitz new per- stntnvl. sending ponplv tn the carrier nn business, and gvtting that badly twcdvd part. .-Xlthmigh inherently dutigvrnits. thnrnngh trainini: nf the Night deck Crew tnatdv Helo Details nlninst it rnntinc- ncctirreiice. x E 4 I a 3 I Q, x Y l,f'! Q A9 X 9 I P2 I4 ,Xxx Nl i ' E5 ff 5 1 ' A lf! li Q AS You SHOULD Knou,A uvfmns rum' msn VERY Snsovt 'nuuf-.... Nou Agour Vout. PltPoQMAwr6,0N Goamv Tv-MS Viulu YOU- Hiws can samuunf uusnnuaoav an Yovl ow-ms ..... 5: 'ff s. 1,1 V1 1 K.. K L H' rf i .mg pun Q X 'L-J Q' ft 1 1 f 7' 1 Z 5 E 3 4 i 9 F K 1 A 3 Q 5 i 3 3 2 - ' uk .-' - '. - ex W. x . N if fx f X K X VV,, x.. W'l fr 2 v Y! 'X ,Auf -Q erwkx' VTX Q rf jf x Q, J N X- V I f . X L I Q s ,Q Z , cf 1 gf'-Q C'1 TFC SHWYS rinsing A Run on 'rut OfACN...TAKE THESE To To-ss Fbltusni AMO START suNsmc,,cuu wine ow og smug Y. Ask-,,1,,+ -M gf QD- ,,v'.. ,,.-V' ,ff M' ,,4,pvs-nl 40 ' 1'- ' H S ik lr' f '4 I' I wi ,L X :V K 'if I 1 A N 4 11.35 I 473 g Q 9 I ' A R ,.4,l cl ,5?fx ,fad-Fai it af? 'gf 'X I If-T RQX ! lf W RX X ' - X ', J A 5 N5 X 8 Y. U ffb f f x- 'A f ' ' t M K U X 3 N ,, f '50 INSTEAD OF THE CHIMES , VLL JUST IMPROVISE A BIT 1 re F I n S MMBNQW' SASEBO Sasebo, located in the Japanese Island of Kyushu, was our first break from the seemingly endless repetition of Subic . . . Gulf . . . Subic .... Gulf, Although officially scheduled as an upkeep period, a liberal liberty policy all owed SOMERS MEN to relax and enjoy the beauty ol' the country, Sightsee- ing trips to Nagasaki and other nearby cities provided a chance to broaden our cultural horizons 4 Kirin Beer, Ashai Beer, Akatlama Wine. etc.l. We also said goodbye to Hot Rod lternpt and XO Anderson, who went oil' to couiuiamls ol their own, ln early Uvtolier, we pullrcl out ol' SAS for our last lim- period. Happy to have all tha- t-xpa-ru-nw ot seeing the lnml ol' the- lining Sun 5, f' . ' I rr? 4: -1,1 ide: ' - W.- i 'V' X E3 lbw l M lllilznll' ,KT 31201 'Tm .fi - ... ..: , ,, M, Q .., -E AM I I 'gi L ,Q 1 3 N 'F' -V ,.a ' Q-U' :- Q C' I ' H 2 ,J li 9, ,,. Xf.qpw-an-wvsw Q1 'N1g.lWP 0- K Y' ff? , . 'f .uf if 1 bw- 1. t ,U- 'FJ' 0 K0 ,nq1lleF: 1-Srshr-arf , .1 , U --M-M Qi ff u.. . W 2 , w . 1 .- X ' sf' at iq- l A in Nd ,, W 1' ,A IL : i 'tai A f 5 s I 'A'N4f' -.r' ' 'xv' ' '67, IMAGINE ,USPENDKNG THE ENTAQE MNPORT PERQOD WAITING on A WATER TAM... is ,JA o AK lv ,, ff pr . ' 3 ..f-v- 'j QQ ,' -5 -3:5 ,Xl Ao -QQ '!'-- -1:9 , z - ,QA E QAQYD - g .-,, if 4 1 I If 1 jf' fl F 4 P 9 . ,--- 4-- .v- , ,,,.,,,.,,., H., I-4gLi911 l S 1 A I 3 1 ,,4: Qufovrf?5?' ' Q ' -,:yf9 ' ,gr . ,.,.Z. SUBIC BAY Subic Bay, Phillipines. provid- ed ug with our first and last View of WESTPAC, and much of our enter- tainment in between. The Naval Base' and the neighboring city of offered an interesting ex- 0long0P0 gm le of the impact of two extreme- P lv different cultures. Olongopo also Qigd other attractions to offer. and the expression buy me drink became part of our vocabulary. Although doubtless many heroic exploits took place during our visits there, none was more dis- tinctive than l,'l'JG Blair's single unarmed combat with a poisonous serpent who had cunningly hidden in the t',0.'s vehicle. While- other places offered nights and culture, Suliic was a plum, to huy stereos, let off steam, and to mentally prepare oneself for tht' next period on the line. lll! 1q u - 'ep are 9 xr 3 V41 qinllliv .---ig,,-f.ff . , .. mf., anim, ,L ..,. '0?Qpg,, .V,.,,. -W. V f Jr' af x X - ---in , K ,, .A 3... W W ' 10 OVEMBER - HGME T LAST CRUI E BOOK STAFF ................... ,,,, 1 Jan Runnellg ARTWORKXDRAFTSMAN: . . . .,.. Dave Ritchie ...... ,,,,,, , lm Harker LAYOUTS: .......... . . . Jim Pralchard ....JohnOwens ...Hrnd Schlicher PHOTOS: .. .... Vnrl Yordan ...... . .. ... . Pat O'f,'onns'r ... Grifl Griffin .. . . Mike Quinn . . . . . Rnd Kemp! . . . . Dan Runnellu . .Dave Ritchie . . . . Bruce Orr CRUISE BOOK OFFICER: ..................... Bruce Orr and Rod Rempt And thanks to ..... the Wardroom for coffee, Wag Morerod and the Shipin Office fm RUNNI- Charlie Keating for cigarettes. everyone who dropped in for suggestions, Dick Wvrimerle for Nl UP' deck. USS SARATOGA, OPS Department, USS KITTY HAWK. and the North N ietname-sr Armv for our action photos. .-....-Q..-....---.-......... .....--................... WA Crm! Bank Sales 015125 PUBLISHING 'ss' He 'cbd AW51 I I Hu-edit, Nl-. l'.S.A. 4,1-.Q-4-3-3,-2. 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