Sperry (AS 12) - Naval Cruise Book

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1972 volume:

5, M . ,, .W K 'Swap -he Q Q, . MM . ft A ' i X , Thirty years ago a ship was commissioned. lt was a large conglomeration of cold steel named the United States Ship SPERRY. Since that time tens of thousands of officers and men have established the tra- ditions and reputation of SPERRY. They were men who did their job as they saw it. They were men who did impossible things as others saw it. There were great men, small men, but they all added up to the crews of the USS SPERRY who kept their submarines on the line. They continued to do their job in war and peace allowing our submarines to continue their outstanding contribution to our nation. It is very difficult sometimes not to be on the fighting line, not to be in the forward area, not to see other countries, not to be underway sailing for distant shores and adventureg but the officers and men of SPERRY have been on those distant shores and in those foreign seas just as surely as if they were physically present on their brood of fighting submarines. We can all hold our head up high when we see the accomplishments of our fellow navy- men and submariners and realize that without us to succor and support them they would be unable to operate in their 'magnificent fashion. The motto of SPERRY could well be, we donit have to be fancy to live up to tradition, we just have to know how to fix things, and how to keep on fighting. The unequalled response of the officers and men of SPERRY over the years and through this thirtieth birthday has been tremendous. The inventiveness, the inginuity, the dedication and just plain hard work of the men of the SPERRY leaves nothing to be desired and is reflected in the history of their performance. No one knows what the future of SPERRY is to be, but certainly it will continue to reflect the proud glory of her past and the undaunted spirit of her future. M. C. SCOGGINS Captain, U. S. N. Commanding Officer l COMNIANDING OFFICER ii... lg. V, 5 s 4 2 K 1 Z x I i E ? 3 E Q 2 2 E 5 E 3, x 1 Y Q 3, as , 4 , it Alf 1' fn 5 M' R . 1 N 4 I' Q U We 2 6 EE 1x 1 as 'Z i 2 it s pi ssl SPERRY P-S W Y ' uss - HAPPY 30th ANNIVERSARY! Instead of discussing the usual administrative interests of an Executive Officer, I would like to digress and discuss SPERRY's motto and shield insignia. Our motto is MDE PROFUNDIS TRIDENS, which means OUT OF THE DEPTHS, SEA POWER? This is simple, dignified, clear, and in keeping with the mission of the Submarine Force. Our shield is divided into quarters as follows: Upper Right: The Black Trident, traditionaldiriblem of Neptune, symbolizes dominion over the seas- the seas being represented by the light blue field. Upper Left: The crown of gold, a mark of sovereign power, denotes the naval supremacy of the submarine and, in particular, the submarines supported be SPERRY. The field of Navy Blue signifies that the supremacy is, indeed, naval. Lower Left: The III reveals that units displaying this shield are members of Submarine Squadron THREE. Lower Right, The heraldic Dolphin signifies the Submarine Force in that it is a mammal whose natural habitat is beneath the waves. Normally peaceful, it is fearsome when aroused and, if attacked, will intrepidly engage predators much larger than itself. The Dolphin also recalls the insignia of the sub- marine service and is represented in a diving attitude to represent the efforts of the Submarine Force to push back the frontier of the depths and constantly seek greater achievement. Last, but not least ,the gold and black banner prominently displayed across the shield leaves no doubt that this particular insignia is that of USS SPERRY KAS l2J. J. T. LEWIS Captain, U. S. N. Executive Officer 3 Executive OFFICER I- 'll'W 'f 'ir... ,i.. -asf. ' ' ' f ' HISTORY OF USS SPERRY IAS-121 On December 17, 1941 . the hull ofa ship destined to play a notable part in the winning ofthe war in the Pacific, slipped into the water at Mare Island Naval Shipyard, Mare Island, California, and on May 1, 1942 the submarine tender U.S.S. SPERRY was commissioned and turned over to her first commanding officer, Captain R. H. Smith. Sponsored be Mrs. Robert B. Lea, Daughter of Elmer Ambrose Sperry, inventor and pioneer of submarine construction, after whom the ship was named, the SPERRY immediately undertook her Shakedown cruise and on August 2, 1942 she arrived in Pearl Harbor to begin her record of service in World War II. Her assignments during the following three years took her to such far flung places as Australia, New Caledonia, Majuro Atoll, Eniwetok Atoll, Guam and Midway. Like the tentacles of a giant octopus, the submarines serviced by the SPERRY reached out to harass Japanese shipping. While at Midway, the SPERRY serviced more than 70 submarines within five months. Only consistent hard work and excellent leadership made this record attainable. Between March and September of 1945, while at Majuro, SPERRY personnel helped in the construction of the first submarine recuperation center in the Central Pacific area. For their outstanding work in planning, constructing, and organizing the camp, three SPERRY officers were later decorated, Captain C. P. Erck CCOMSUBRON TENJ, Captain Thew, and Lieutenant E. E. Thomas. SPERRY personnel were later employed in building Camp Dealy, the first sub- marine recuperation camp on Guam. The main duty of the SPERRY since the end ofthe war has been to provide services for squadron THREE submarines in the San Diego area. SHIPS HISTORY 4 I I I r 5 st 15 ii ll 51 it E E ii ll If Il 1, f .l ij tr is it 31 if El QL 5. if 3 gt -5 5 ei .I 5 it i E if .2 ii gl 5 3, Ti il . til IQ It ra li I. kv I l H I r I 1 it It li I if, II: 1. It ll ll fl El it l I I USS SPERRY Commissioned . . . Displacement, loaded . Length, overall. . . Beam .... Maximum Draft . Shaft horsepower . RatedSpeed . . Diesel Engines . Screws . . Main Battery . . 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X w X X K .- X .2 I sf i 3 , .R aff f L f S T M f Q :N '1 X53 ' . qi mi .2 W Q w w 4--x A ' x W' :A iq A x x. ,S View T N R N ,A X km t N wr Y Nw! Q r 'L N Q' X -J iw Q'-QI, ...-'N SX gf 5gqp-Aa F l. ..,,-4 ,ff Anybody could become the captain of a ship XJW f A potential sailor fthe one on the lefty takes the helm. Young visitors are always excited about visiting a Navy ship 13 SPERRY VISITORS THE PORTLAND SHIP DOESN'T MAKE MANY CRUISES BUT WHEN SHE DOES THEY ARE ENJOYED BY ALL 14 ALL W , ,X 1 LL Sf f A 'ff ,Y Wmgggff ,,, L 1 , L 4. W1 rf' f , ff x .r 1 s.4.JQ, W1 L I Wwe MLW L7 f fi! Q4 s......-fgw' fmti' w ,gf ,X ,.f f ' '! 2 L 4 X , NV ' Mu 1 gf: I , w 'ff Q ,W ,, , ,IQ W f' ff ff' .iv , 4,5 ,L A L4 U Xxx Y 'BN xx N351-igx xx yy L QXNX .ww X 1. ' S x xx XX xxx ax XX X X gy N ,R ., 75,1 V 4 f f' H fq ' J ,W ff!! w idea! Z Z X555 5 dl! 'J 4 ,M fe . A f 4 W4 ,, 'Ys....- ' nf L ww -WW f x ,, L. 'A ik xL LW x L 3 f, 2 W I , V . 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H HVWLZQ Vflfii 'f ' f,4, 1' ,776 ,2'WwZ WfZf2 '5 fAn,,f4 ,yf ,,,, . ,, aww? 4' 1' iw , ZH, ,,,y,,,, Z ' f , M, 'f Wh: '4if a The lilull Repair Division tR'lJ consists of the following shops. Shiplrtter Shop tl IAJ has the capability to work heavy metal plate, fabricate and repair structures, superstructures, machine mounting and foundations. .Sheetrnetal Shop f17AJ has the capability to fabricate and repair all types of thin sheetmetal struc- tures including spot welds, rivet and pop rivet structures. Weld Shop f26AJ has the capability to perform all types of welding including welding in nuclear plant systems. Pipe Shop Q56Aj has the capability to Repair and fabricate piping configurations including pressure testing components upon completion of work. CarpenterfPattern Shop f64BJ has the capability to accomplish all types of wood construction and repairs including fabrication of all types of patterns. Canvas Shop C74AJ nas the capability of working canvas, leather and various upholstery materials. Foundry f8lAj has the capability to perform ferrous and non-ferrous casting work, fabrication of metal products of all shapes and sizes. Machinery Repair Division CR-21 consists of 14 different shops incorporated in four main shops. Machine Shop has capabilities of lathe, milling machine, grinding, electroplating and engraving various components of submarines. Outside Machine Shop performs most of the major jobs on the submarines hydraulics, pumps, valves, masts, and motor and generator alignments. The shop also overhauls governors, injectors of diesel engines, and air conditioning systems as well as chemical analysis of water, oils, and fuels. Mechanical Instrument Repair and Calibration Shop CMIRCS LAB, 35Bj overhauls and repairs various type of guages, tachometers, torque wrenches, office machines and watches and clocks. The shop also has capabilities to manufacture keys and overhaul locks of various types. Optical Shop f35Aj main objective of this shop is to overhaul and repair all types of submarine periscopes and related navigational aidsi such as sextants, binoculars, bearing and azimuth circles. Electrical Repair Division CR-31 overhauls, rewinds, and tests motors and generators of units of CSF-l. The Gyro Repair section tests and overhauls all gyros and IC related equipment. The Rubber and Plastics section of R-3 fabricates and molds all types of rubber and plastics for utilization of units of CSF-l. The Electronics Repair Division CR-45 is charged with the responsibility of providing the following services: Repairs and alterations to electronic equipment and devices, including sonar, radar, ECM IFF navigation, R.F. recievers and transmitters, Make repairs and alterations to shipboard antennas and super- vise the antenna improvement program, Perform tests and checks on electronic equipment as required under various maintenance programs, such as the 3M system, Maintain the Fleet Electronics Standards and Calibration of electrical and electronic test equipment requiring calibration by this facility. The Radiological Controls Division QR-55 main concern is the safe repair of Nuclear Systems on Nuclear Powered Submarines. Some of the functions associated with this are, Monitering for radiation, repair and calibration of radiation detection instruments, processing and disposing of radioactive waste from Nuclear Powered Submarines, and providing Pure Water for Conventional and Nuclear Powered Submarines. Repair Services Division fR-61 consists of the following: Repair Admin-Plays an important part in the management of repairs for which SPERRY is responsible within the submarine force. Repair Admin is responsible for planning, scheduling and execution of all repair work and alteration to units of Submarine Squadrons THREE and FIVE and Submarine Development Group ONE. CPO's are assigned as Ship Superintendents, and act as liaison with the ship and repair office ensuring all information and materials are available for orderly progress in the repair of submarines assigned. Maintenance Data Control System Coordinators are responsible for training personnel in Maintenance Data Collection System and receiving and reviewing all incoming work requests and time cards for the Repair Department. 37A-Print Shop-Provides complete shipboard printing service, which includes a wide variety of printing services from miscellaneous forms to formal programs, menus, invitations, shipboard instructions and cruise books used for Navy functions. This book was printed on board USS SPERRY QAS-125. 39A-Photo Lab- A completely modern photographic laboratory capable of processing various types of film. A qualified photographer is available for taking pictures of activities and events which take place within the submarine community in the San Diego area. F The R-7 Quality Assurance Division has the responsibility to instruct, direct, audit, and generally oversee all quality control and quality assurance functions onboard USS SPERRY and units tended. The R-7 Division is also charged with the tasks of performing all nondestructive testing, such as radiography, ultrasonics, liquid penetrant, and magnetic particle inspections along with serving as a support unit for technical research, nuclear planning, and drafting services. 19 REPAIR DEPARTMENT i 'i ,- ,::.i1- ' 59, 4 - i -' ,ew fi f, v Elega- N 1 A fhfam sw: f.Qlp'7fffWff,fff U A X ,AQ , ,, ,,ff4,f-jfff ' YJ . .fi ,vL.YiKzf H 'ienffa . '2 :. --077553 f-Y 3 W, si-f'3e?2if1QZffVfw sie J G ,.S,,Kzfgg,,f , 1.-.sm i ,. ,.f'-JM ff 'N'-f ,f N, -V f f i A S , , r ,. ,f . f .6 l if X, ' I ,v , , , . S if - ,..,,... fi ,f A . in 5, I ,,1i. K 5 l X 1 fff, i. , , ly 1, ' f 1. : I 7,'54 ,x,' ' 5 , j X fm, A 'n lg ,. 5 I 4 ii, s , Q, 1 X. +4 'QP' K Q K i ,fff r , N, 1 .. 'ef f ,, ,G ' f f f x ' U ,ff X ,f 1 ,Ei - ,, Il I Jenkins the Brass Shiner' R-l'S Treadwell can weld anything. s x - - . Q ,z I can make a pattern for anythin R-I DIVISlON A,s..,.. .Q ' xx. x X . . , . S 1 J' QNX. f SQ, ' . . X . X 3 TNQ. S . ww. ' . N. ' , I , f . . X wx - X x X.. . F9 wiv X . ' X X . K. ' i 9-H Anybody need J cruise Lmxf 20 we if M N ,Fl Y, i .. it ,ri -i I-,s hi' in ,lf m 1. R, amy ii E' a 'Y - . - , f f' I . r ff f Qiigf , iffy' Milf,-,,! ' ', 9 , , , , f , x , . L.. ,N , MQM9, ,x Q ,,-Wg ,gf I , f . I f , f 4.1 r M hm 4s2Z,,jf-,sg vfa.,A3,1'z M ,f,:,w5f7 ,gg wg Wheeler, MM3, Bredholf, EN3, Wagner, FN, Barry, OM3, McDaniels, MM3, Hawkins, FN. THIRD ROW, Clark, MM3, Birch, EN1, Heemstra, EN3, Haley, MM3, Stewart, OMI, Fritzler, MM3, Deye, OM1, Barnes, EN1, Jones, MM3, Frazier, EN3, Smith, EN1, Tencza, MM1. Q5 H 'Z-t , , 1 i all , Q FIRST ROW: Fullmer, MRC, Doanes, IMSN, Pineda, MR3, Barker, MR3, Lopez, MR3, Totanes, FN, Fitzgerald, MRI, Orlando, IMSN, Kinne, IMSN, Tyler, MR3, Macblane, MRFN, Boston, MRFN, Harper, IM3, Gibson, IMC. SECOND ROW: Galipeau, MR1, Morton, MM3, Permenter, MR2, Graham, MRFN, Primmer, lM2, Romaro, MR3, Alicea, MR2, Cornett, MRI, Stevens, MRI, Clemans, MR2, Butler, MR3. THIRD ROW: Devin, MR2, Yost, MR2, Webb, MR2, Lopez, MRFN, Hall, MRFN, Smith, lM2, Graham, MR3,Turrnan, MR1,Lowry, lMSN,IVluenkeI, IIVI3,StrohsChein,lVIR2. 23 R-2 DIVISION FIRST ROW: Lindsley, OMCS, Weed, OM3, Padilla, EN3, Davis, MM1, Watson, MM3, Ficor, OM3, Adams, EN2, Ruschf MM3, Hare, ENC. SECOND ROW: Harness, OM1, Higinbotham, EN3, Lutz, FN, zwwrj X61 jf! all x if J ., A C X -N ff 'M I J ii fi? yi, X4 k X EMI Pfaff learns to put the red wire to the red post H - and the green wire to the green post. Where to begm-H f 4,92 1 1,101 I ,M , ' x i .Tha xx .,. X Hey Chief was that one or two e's in division. No moto: is too big oi too mid for RQ Q-3 DIVISION 24 frilfiil its 's 11 .-Q MH any TJ 2 ii IE six' fits TN. FIRST ROW: lVlc:CaIla, MLC, Schrick, HT3, Mendoza, HT1, Garmon, lVlL1, Hernandez, FN, Whitright, FN, Reisenauer, HT1, lvlesquit, FN, Simulcik, HT2, Galvin, HTC. SECOND ROW: Kalmbach, HTC, Hansen, FN, Long, IVIL3, Winz, HT3, Henderson, FN, Collins, HT1, Gosselin, HT1, Zwilling, HT3, McClure, FN, Seedorf, CWO2. THIRD ROW: Akright, FN, Phillips, FN, Treadwell, HT2, Thompson, HT2, Person, HT1, Keller, FN, Vansumerin, HT3, Bogard, HTC. iff, A WW ,, W! iff! , ' FIRST ROW: Horning, HTC, Stickel, HT2, Biscarret, FN, Lester, PIVI3, Miller, FA, Douglas, HT1, Carter, FN: Waters, FN, Cornelison, HT3, Fox, FN, Cacciapalle, ML3, Johnson, HT3, Shelling, HT1, Garrison, HTC. SECOND ROW: Long, HTC, Ward, FN, Ohnstad, lVlI.2, West, PIVI3, Schott, HT3, Vanderford, HT3, Bundrant, EM2, Prentice, HT1,Canada, HT3, Jenkins, FN, Hull, HT1, Dumas, HT1, Rodgers, HT1, Tindell, I-ITCM. THIRD ROW, Widner, HT1, Fox, HT1, Cherry, FN, Trudeau, HT3, Warring, FN, Morris, HT2, Berna, PMP, FfffJ f.l!'iI HT2, Wait, HT2, lvloodenhaugh, HT3, Torell, HT2, Yell, HT1, 21 R-I DIVISION R-2 Division, Masters of metal work. f-If ww-.., R-2 DIVISION gs 22 'As V-fo will 3 I 'Q 'E ix TL QL -..-.1 7 T ,T VL, ffQV'iflCjl', HM, Morrison, EM3, Lawson, IC3, Turpen, EM1, Vardy, EM2, Narkevitz, IC3, Woods, IC3- Zeffeif F ii Ziofer ME, Slianley, EMC, THIRD ROW: Thomas, EM1, Grimes, IC3, Fullick, EM3, Oivecchia, E, 0 ,fi is CV! fs. w J fff I 'X I ' , vsgj .-I i I fx fi tsji g W , ' ef N- lL xxi Y, Q is . 27 ix? , ,C Q ,s if, Qfo w W, X Nil. s 2 'N-a , W , 'S 1 , I We can repair anything. With supervision like this. y7,,fV I , , i V ,f.,,f4.,, - ' flyllll' L ,,,..,,.. W ,t ,, , UI- nl-fa--.e-.:. .Jlllqw-G FFRST POW, Dias, LT, Vandusen, IC3, Moore, EM1, Miller, EM1, Montell, EM2, Barnett, EM3, Roe-lfs, CE, -ffiCViZ6f, lCi, Mickler, ICFN, Koehler, FN, Metcalf, EMCM, SECOND ROW: Godwin, ICC, Sparicio V r M? ,fG'iETZGP'i, EMFN, Shirley, EM2, Reider, ICFN, Hermann, IC3, Larson, lC2, Landrum, IC3, aii'f,'rea'rier TCE, 'f'auqrin,ENl1. 25 R-3 DIVISION QV,-31 , i FQM4 DIVISION Hey Chief, i see him, he's just coming out ofthe pump room 26 6 Sk e ' K . N :as ,.,, 144, , , Be it ever so humble there is no place like home. FIRST ROW: Thomas, ETN2g Lowery, ETR3g Wells, ETR3g Tingley, ETN3, Pflueger, ETN2g Bressler, ETR3g Larson, ETN3, Stroud, EN1, Patterson, ETR2, Krupp, ETC, SECOND ROW: Stayton, ETClVlg Lelupe, ETN3, O'l4eefe, STI, l-larlsoh, ETN3g Hoffman, ETR3g Skorcz, STS3g Dunsmoor, SN, Austin, Riggert, ETF'-JSM, Morgan, ETN3, Brewer, ETR3, Ross, ETN3, Olson, ET1,CoulIing, ETFlSNgSatterwhite, ETP3N,Byr1um, F TlgWhil1le,CVVO2g 27 R-4 DIVISION R-5 DIVISION R-5 Division, often seen working on the deck of submarines 28 fl L 6 R-5 Division accepts effluent from everybody but this is ridiculous. ui w 'ffl f N' 4 gf., 'Y if 1 I? 471'-QM QW i , 1. 4 f- 4 ,Q Q ,, , 'Q 'A ,,, I ' f ew ,WJ - 3 T -we ,, Q, F0 X f T , ,, ' Q, 51' fQMf.,,,, ' Uv ,f 'Y , V. ' ,Z . Wav- ff, T J, fs f . ff - .- w ,V ,k W N, , Q . I V! av. , new: , W f ' l '-fy, 1 1 ,f ea .Ah,z z?f I Yr V if 140 . 1 4, , 4 K X V' I, f Y X f :QL I , F 5 , ,, t -, 1 , . fx-Y. 1 , if A f' f- ' T' l , T 5 L T 1. I f i i - , - we if L . :W i X - 'T T f - A . M. x K W . -iq - ,tn It vw ,Q 'suv X fi 'l'- FlRST ROW: Slider, MM1, Elaster, FA, Kowalski, SN, Austin, EM2g Cliff, EN2, Karaus, SN, Tilley, EM3, Dunn, MMI, Schneider, MM1, Fenison, MM1. SECOND ROW: Moore, MMC, Rather, MM3g Levesque, EN2, Rowell, EM2, Bryant, l-IT3, Austin, MMI, Balthazor, YN3, Garlock, ETR3, Coombs, STS3g Gochenaur, CWO3. THIRD ROW: Rapp, MM2, Green, MMI, Katausky, EM2,Warren, MM2, Beach, FN- Braun-er,EM?,Blal1ernore,FN,Lett, ETN2. I 29 R-5 DIVISION Nl P... i -ts if ff SX it - km was X Q T . , K , 3 K 1 Q -f . i r ,, YN2 Lebsack types repair's paperwork. AN Stewart puts in his time in the Photo Lab. K In if f 5 Y 2 I x'l4 is R FIRST ROW: Becker, LICM, Hoetfler, MMC, Lebsack, YN2, McCoy, IC3g Ybarra, LISN, Watts, HT1. SECOND ROW: Hjort, ENC, Smith, HT3g Stewart, PHANg Phillips, LI3g Allison, LI1, Loighoh, I-ITC, Bogar, PMC. R-6 DIVISION ' 'nn-1 A fi 9 -. 1 fvnr e W L, nj J , i -..x V fir . V L V-faq' My l...-,,, , V A - 1 3. .1 ' js., 'S ' ew rj .af .!'gQ.,-,,3'N7'f f e 3? 'Wf jg! pi ,gf jx tf .512 f ' 3 , f 1 bn- ,, X ,, e ff . , - ff Q pww 'U ge in X M L Wa t I W, f f f,f7,'r V . - . -, X , f 4 f, . , . ,ebklfs V ,,,'f! , I , , X , . ' f, f ' , k ' , X ' in . f , 4- 1 P, 772 X! X X I ff A f f w ' I ? 5 f Zfgf, 7 4 E . 1 f p 3 Chief Puckett spends R-7's money without leaving HTC Mercer explains the reading of X-Ray film to his desk. HTl Flower. r i l i r l HT1 Flower Works' With Metalgfaphm 53fTlDles. HT1 Bauer is the man to see for ultrasonic testing. R-7 Divislom 32 :S 'E- . 5? 5:1 x 9 'iii Li . ff fig ff, 1 :wi Q A '1 1-e+.J: ,5 'f1.j.2 ' 1- Q Q ' 1 A af 1' my ' '5 Tix 5'f'lf,3. mi W ch-Mx 9'llr X Reading of Microfilm is done in the Tech Library by DM3 Raulo the man in the drafting Shop I-IT1 Arnold. ,.-Q.. rx, 535' I-si JM Y W sy X if ,M , 1 , W VM. X .. J vm., ,K M 5 2 A 3 1 - A I 5 4 2 EV 0 I , I I ir IH A E I 35g I FIRST ROW: Rualo, OM3, Beaver, HTC, Martin, HTC, Mercer, I-ITC, Puckett, I-ITCgStonecipl'1 ., -JS 7-W 1- er, I-ITCSQ Elair, VVO2. SECOND ROW: Jonas, YN3g Flower, HT1g Sullivan, I-lT1g Arnold, l-lT1g Block, HT1. 33 R-7 DIVISION 3? AQ A 76, Q ,Aa 111-1- q-llllfgwl 'lui--.I '-Q, Q : ::?: Ffa vf W 4 X AZ?-zz f 415 F 3 DECK DEPARTMENT ,I tf. i Q K- ORS at Q YQSYQXK s it X -av 1 ' E ff 4U f WU' leasing 'QV MQW fe-as rx -X155 A 'Ili Motor whale boats also a deck responsibility. That chief can thin 1 H l. lf lr ' 1, . , l , l ii? l f V l cltx f 1 34 l T 1 it X. arts. Q Q T, 2 .N ll 2 .3 P fwl , - l f 5 s 3 4 Mg . E T 2 3' , 4 ' W 'A ff , f f ' 1 if fmt L I X 9- k of more places to wipe down. , .I I, U- ...f .t Q.,-m,.,,l.. Q-M 1, 0...., T' f ,T -f -9 ,, H1110 Z W , ' ff , 'f . . ,. .za fu' ,-jf ,mv 6 , . , ,f xl , ,, , , ,CV 'bl 1 ' 'Wlg E. VV Yr ,M I 'fl I9 A 61 X fl ZZ 0.-wf4,,U?, gf an v i ,H -, , . ,f Lex., ,f fray, , , I f..14t,,.W-0- I gm-15 2. ',i V, J v ' , is ,f at .1-' Ale ff ZPL: y f +P' I 4 ' s 4,573 f ff 'f'- ,f . , 1 U. ,ff wifi 1 X' 3 .2 , ' 'ff W4 W, Z ,ua ., .,,,,.. fgfafA,4.Ky!1. A-,f,,2 X My aff X f ,, W ,gf f X L11 A-ff. 1 iw- WWWWYXZ 4 W1',1:.,, V, ,, f. - , 2 r 7 - f if ' , ' ff: ' ' ai r ' 7 -2'fW,7Z'f4fvf Pi 4WQipf's Y . - I - ,, , ,fyf , -M, fn W4 fa AW. zfgmy of Vg- 'sniff 4 ' 'WW ' 'P x M W 0 fw keym ff 1. , Lf '- 1,2 .gn 9 ,V ,Q V X' ',fg.mS'ff4J, s ' -J '21 ' 3 ' .Qt I , 7 1 , - S 'T if .4 ' - f W f f'3YWt ' se ' t ff A I , X L. 7, ' W M WM, ,, ,YL ' ' 3 .5 -wana? 121, f ww Q 5 , 2 1' f ' ' 5 , 5 , X a f 2 'f nf ff r ' , 4 f A 7 W f f ffyjrtg-7.7 i Q A ff ,f f V' I if . 'Q ri, 31 ,I by 1 A V. gk 1 Y sf E' 5 l . , 4 ' f ff M fff ffg 19 3 1 1 l v -of W 'Vps kb Cranef lglg and small belong to Deck Department. The ships small boats are kept ready. 4 37 ,nf DECK DEPARTMENT 4 M' 14 1 lu 9, S ' K ,Si 1, , N4 ,, , f ' pw ,M-vff'-X , L f , I . , Q, 'vw' 'H i f .L U f I , f - V A HW: N 1' -'leap 'K I , JS' V ai' I S, S + I y f J Q 53 . y 1, ,, , .C C V wx:-W -3 I X W V , ,Q WL .. - 'QXWYI - WNpe,,i'xi?5vX.33'h-'Ui' , ,, ., ,I f 14275 4 ,, f , M! We ff-,yf ,lf V4 , ,f H, ,X FL 5 F f ' M, 2:1 1 ,, J. wig .Q R44 N25' f N 5,WrWM','vf! 'f IA! QW1 'ff WW fW ff fy! Jfqyff N , , .L L , WW, ,, X , ,f la j 1 pf - S M. M,,f- . , C - ' vw Wi4,Qff'iyZ!W f XMW ' V C ,. L 1 ,M L ,gg M w,, j,w,w ff ' J, 4 A N 1' . ' ' 0 QL . Q i V.. W, 5I?g,?i,?5.w' f 5 , Q . . -- ,wif I S ,VI ,Mix ' , ,P fff-NMtf X I ,fr A 3 'na N N V, fl C swam L- C ,- C Q X ' I ,' '- W S Lf I - Lf gv - N Q I C . C - K . e Sffqffgfnwaifi S f ' S-W L , , X L ..X. .x.- wepwm J' S- f . f Q -S 3 xy' FIRST ROW: Hammer, SN, McCloud, SN, Hall, SN, Siebert, FA, Barger, FA, Ybarra, SN, Balls, SN. SECOND ROW: Farley, BIVII, lVlarlovve, SN, Upton, FA, Southvvick, SA, Young, SN, Barlow, FN, , Richardson, SN, Cornell, SN, Cook, BIVI3, lVIcCrory, BM2, Shirley, BIVIC. ABSENT: Robinson, YN3, Ching, LSC, fa in SA, Mayfield, BIVI2, Frazier, BIVl2, Bradley, SA, Ham, SN, Eslinger, BIVI3, Bohren, SN. Ist DIVISION .3 ,i iivig, 1 'V' I ,fxf X42 T I ' f , f ' T gy f T rllr 1 51 , , , , , , X ., .kf, , ,, ..Qf, vi ff, .,y FIRST ROW: Olinger, BlVll, Cole, SN, Debilzan, SN, Boyer, SN, Gannon, SN, Huerter, BlVl2, SECOND 'S' ' ROW: Graham, SN, Oria, SN, Smith, SN, Peterson, SN, lVlcNamer, SN, Shirley, BMC, THIRD ROW: T Berger, SN, Beasley, SN, Lunn, SN, Cowan, SN, Wilkie, SN, Rustman, SN. . f, I ffl IL li' f 46 . xl U , :- f XG, FIRST ROW. Weaver, SA, Smith, SA, Huot, FA, White, FN, Gareia, SN, Pulliam, SN, Salcido, BNI3. SECOND ROW: Smith, BM3, Hovek, FA, Gorden, FN, Healy, SA, Hurd, SA, Craig, FA, Fiske, SA, Mitchell, SN, Gregory, BM1. ABSENT: Arnold, SN, Hannon, BlVl2, Brown, SN, Taylor, FN, Halsey, SN, Whitebear, SA, Arnante, BMI 2nd 81 3rd DIVISIONS ff ff, f f lrF '1 A . k ..x :,jQ: 2-v, -tsfw K, f Q M mf ,ff - my f ,- f f Lf., fy f . f , ' X 5 X - . -- p is Fay 1 1, fig 1 if 'gg . Q Qfiria x Jim, .9-2 x wg, In , Xfx . Chief I ran him over! Divver makes a hull check on USS SPERRY. X, ,, , ., .1-ff' jf 1 Ci Ng . X5 , L Q-'X f K Q x. , x X. x X 9 xx x . K x I A - N Q - w x x . ,xii hx 1 : .X 'fi 1, fi 'f X ' Q! X X Shms C1ivefS,'ff1upaeQtWmm an Hue water. Woulci you believe! lvliks N:-iww DIVERS 40 ,:Yx A UH' ifgf 'r' 21 -- dr 3' Q6 Qi T .. fl '1 QJh K , 3 -54 2 4. .9 , 'Q 1, V X my ,Q x' 'R 3 yr? fw ,ff A A f fa, , , l ,W I ,M 4 in If f 5. J lf an ,W , ' I 5, ir ??5b1 ,way R r M rrrr F, if ' , if ff , if r S- 'R f,w ,,r ,, ,4,,, Q, r IV Q , 1 ,Q g J ,s f , . U., C.: ,,,, 4, N- V, ,,:' , Ta,-l,, .. Y' ig , gifs , -2, . ?:?Z,z ,. X .,, ,X ,X Q55 U 1, ,,n-ww! I, -' ' mimi, , 4' : , 5 A ,, O 1 I , I , , 'f if V U w ff . f ir xx? 1 if ?Qffi'5 1 :ff fx H i K rl.. b 'wk ---I 'bf' , ,,,,..,,M., Aj .,,, x F ,X ,.,, ' y X..nr-fm:Ss x va., 'Www Si 'A irq? N 's-Q5 FIRST ROW: Baker, SNI3, Hueck, HT2, Ford, EIVI3g SECOND ROW: Carrotheus, H!VlCgSl'1amr0Ck, EN1g Farrar, MR2g Terrell, BIVIZ, Southens, BIVICS. 41 DIVERS - - and reduce you tothe next inferior pay grade. M A hw ,W .zmzf f MQW' Are you sure they sand SPERRY? That ship doesn't go to sea F DIVISION V .W Q' v,,a1 ' 6 ,rg 'C ' a r-it r ' ' A-iw 'e':f1 'f r f Sailors lost at sea are never forgotten. FIRST ROW: Ivey, GIVl3g Berlnn, GM2, Smith, GNISN, Pansano, GIVI1. SECOND ROW: Thompson, GMCM, Harris, GNIGI, Farrington, GMC-2, Kendale, GM2, Fogleman, GM3. 43 FDIVISION ESI? E DEPARTMENT 1 E i A 1' E M 2 Q 3 E E The Stores Division KS-ll is responsible for receipt, stowage, transfer, and inventory of various types of materials aboard SPERRY. Food Service Division QS-21 personnel are responsible for preparing and serving 250,000 meals a year to SPERRY's enlisted men. The division is also responsible for the support of Submarine Squadron THREE submarines transfer provisions worth approximately S5l6,000.00 per year which numbers 28,000 - 30,000 line items. SPERRY was the Second and Third runner up for the Ney Award for excellence in food service the past two years and is COMSUBPAC's nominee for the 1972 Ney Award. The Shipis Service Division provides a multitude of services to both SPERRY and other units of Submarine Squadron THREE. These services include. the operation of a laundry, diycleaning plant, tailor shop, two barber shops, the Ship's Store, clothing and small stores, and a soda fountain. Dispursing Division CS-41 provides full disbursing service to SPERRY personnel, Submarine Squadron Three, and other units as assigned by COMSUBFLDT ONE. Payrolls and vouchers paid exceed 39,500,000 annually. Stewards Division CS-SJ is responsible for operation of the Wardroom Mess and maintenance of the Wardroom spaces. Stock Control Division CS-61 processes all paperwork pertaining to requisitions, receipts, issues and inventory validation of SPERRY's 1.9 million dollar general stores inventory. In addition, the division does OPTAR and ROV accounting for itself and attached units of Submarine Squadron THREE. 47 SUPPLY DEPARTMENT vu 1 lg-I-M-.q.,-.e.,.,- M N.,-.-.-. . f , + '-'L' ,i.t,- F e-3 I 'I ' ,?'52.:?,1 I' , a-zosefii 1 I ky I ' ISK- f ,fi -' ' Kiwfml . X f ,?,,e,i4,' ff, fif!iZ'T , I ,wfxm 'a ws,-l we - M - . SII W-S-...sk 6 4, , , 1,7 ' 'X fe.,-Q. ' ,fu ,wif my , . ,, Mm, Woe is the life of 3 PSI Hey Chief what's the stock number for a wave. ,ff -N ' W fu mxfff . ,ff f f According to this we are su os d t h 't ,ysvi -f - , I X ,, ,f I if ,I I fi W, 7 , fl ,,f, , , ig, fzii ,' , E . Q9 f Q ,X4,.,L,,,. S,f I . N ' I we I .. ,vm ,,-x . K .1 1 . 'N -it 1. x xx.--lf ff A'-'Wag' x Ye mx., s . Q I .N gk Wie 5 . 5 Z. ,.,,-A xwwq . 515, Xixaxgixxszk -- A . ., - Ng -.:, I .L , - . lm, ' 1'- Q Q. K . . Q 5 :Y'f'QT1s, I If Q A ' 4-nv' , I' I ,,.,--'- Q I I I I n , , . .v-- '-'K pp e o ave: aboard. SK2 Aanenson working in the supply support center. S-I DIVISION ,Q Q .Ma 'R Miz, hw, 4 8 ,ti 8 Q M 'in Dolphins recruit most of the best players from Sperry. no ,, an MQ, g-fS1'5,f5 If t . 'H' ga, in ' f ' ' ,f 4 fm ,f f , f ' f' ,N f,, . ' , XV ff If ff y ,X ' 7 im S , f . 5 , 5 ,f , , ,ZX ,VLINV I C , , f f QQ , 2 f sr, , V, I I , 7:5 , I J 42SH,gi8,, wi 5?g.,jfQf'9, , r , ,7 ff! fs! , 'J -f 1 f ',4Cff M ' f ' K I 'J ' f . ' - . :7 - 1- V' FIRST ROW: White, SKSN, Hayward, SK3g Rieckrnan, SK2, Gligora, SK2, Botello, SK2g Santos, SK3, Palmares, SK2, Schley, CWO3. SECOND ROW: Cunning, SKC, Adams, SKSN, Nelson, SK3, Christiansen, SK3, Olea, SKB, Gallegos, SK3g Anastos, SK3g l-laines, SK3, Foote, SK3, Johnson, SK1. THIRD ROW: Myers, SK3, Lorenz, SKSN, Aanenson, SK2, Ebersole, SKSN, Keays, SK2, Cardwell, SK3g Craig, SK3g Machan, SK3, Paxton, SK2. 49 S-1 DIVIS ION .., . f ,,-. If 1- Mak , ,, , , , fe f I I :I Q. I fp V I 1,4154 ' , I , ,3 n ., ' g xfTDf'V- ,'2 '. H' 7 ,,.f f I 2 Sky' ' I f, I 1 , f , f Salad Doughnuts S-2 DIVISION x 1- X M5 A ,X xXx I , I ik Cake and dirty dashes. 50 I E, M I ,ls N 55 'I' lf' 5' ':.. w. f off-, ffgffwff ,W f , , ',4f,:,.Qf' ., , . . . p R rf ffffm fff'f,,f I ,7 Q, f- ,ww -fb gg, .g ... - , ' I '- i, Qr?X.na, ,A '- 5-SNNXL1 ' S .ik M f -, X, ,xc ,j55t,,... Q 7:5 5 ,I 2 It ' .L ? '- -'W f ' 'I' '7f 5 1 r 'XL ' ' ' 4 f . 1 TC' 9, f - , , X C 'f 'N- ' 1 Nm ,,, 3 if-4 .-it ,f??e -Y in Maxwfkfigigfi A PM V1 A ii ep.: 1 ir if vi w. f A6 iff we 4 -- ' 11. V 4' flirt - ' If ' I f ,rf ' ' 'ef' 'H 4 ' .,, N Q 1 M' 3 I V, ,,V, ,Y ,, , I V V , A Q M iffy W, V ,, ff f f , I ffff FIRST ROW: Chadwick, HTFN, Ball, SN, Upton, SN, Hodges, SKSN, Dedding, SA, Miller, CSSN SECOND ROW: Broome, SA, Roque, ENFA, Chruz, ENFN, Defour, CS1, Steinman, CS2, Hughey, CS1 Lim, SN, Sarareski, CSSN, McFarland, SR, Taylor, HTFN. THIRD ROW: Cameron, CSCS, Jarvis, HTFN Wiegle, SR, Looney, HTFN, Quinol, CS1, Brantner, MLFN, Reed, HTFN, Costello, SA, Shelton, SA Chalkley, SN, Burns, FN, Ryan, CWO2. FOURTH ROW: Fagerstrorn, MM1, Fossum, FA, Dreyer, SN Beckham, SK3, Ferguson, CSSN, Secrest, SK2, Lawton, CSSN, Mendoza, CS1, Wood, TM3, Browning ENFA, McCarthy, SR, Hughes, CS3. FIFTH ROW: Chapman, CSI, Houck, SN, Jenson, SA, Stephens SKSN, Melancon, FN, Hoots, SN, Yandell, SN, House, SN, Williamson, SR, Richardson, SN, Bayh, MR2 Gloger, CSSA. 51 S-2 DIVISION X fc- , Xg?fm.?r'4Qa1f ' f:?r9':fff1'? 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'2 - :gm ,ryzfj ,Abi Q, HQ 1i,'a g , ,, WA X- A .. ' . 5 .A .. - '- ex.-fgv'4 Q f I , X 4 ' ay -f -, gm A X ,wW+:'f' 'fit IQ iw .W i3g1'f2' 'Q if I pf El' 'X Y I- W .Qu ' Q , . ,qi lg 1' J 31-! Q- if 3' -i 'g. f X 6 :PQ A ,mv wget N. f ' f . ,A pfz , 4 . -fi 'ff -2,- I.5w.,,i5, 9193 ,hi-S X v 3 X F24-X. -if .--F21 , 5' .1 ,yn-ig rsftf fy 5 V ,.m,Qg ' f ' fl ,Q , gas gan-N' .-1-I-' ww .. 'MX X KX 3 I f ' A u' - ..-mmf: X X X-f 'MX W' ' KV! Give me Libeirty or give me Fish S-3 DIVISION ll Il Take some off the top I N in G A, e I iii? , I, M f' ..gQk3,.1,, 'X 'if .-if -.ya f- 4 -fi 'QA E I ws n ? XC wA 'r r V Restocking the coke machine. Cigars Cigarettes K.. Ax was FIRST ROW: Segura, SN, Steiner, SH2, Abad, SI-Ilg Rosete, SI-I3g Dunning, SI-I2pI-Iale, SI-13, Olson, SH2g SECOND ROW: Bennett, SHCIVI, Gonzales, Sl-Il, Walker, PMFNQ Taylor, SN, Thomas, SI-425 Grobowski, SI-ISN,Leaverion,SN,Curley,SH1,Dum, LTJG. THIRD ROW: Washingion, SI-Il, Sandoval, FR, Valyan, SN, Fields, SHE, Muilin, SI-ISN, Enders, SA, Joseph, SI-I2. ABSENT: Armitage, Pollack. 53 S-3 DIVISION ,, ii :A I ,1 f, Mx. I' ' ' if nl j j f X f ' I ' P 1 , f f W 1 I ,,,,, 1 fff, AK e X, i . ibbb If X DKC Alivia . Head AUdit0 - DK3 Campbell readies the USS SAILFISH for deporting. ff, Z if J 5 - , 1 L N, , ,R W ,A X W f X A 1 Wins: DK2 Cheetham still trying to figure DK1 Martin of the Travel-Section out how to count those big bills. HTVHVG' by Camew' , , xx s-4 Divlslom 54 we www'-if , . , ,MW I Even a four day trip brings the wives to the pier. w,,, bf We FIRST ROW: Alivia, OKC, Garcia, OKI, Azucena, DK3, Parlan, DK1g Ryan, CWO2. SECOND ROW: Martin, OKI, Taylor, DK2g Peterson, SN, Campbell, DKSNg Cneetnarn, DK2, McElroy, DKSNg Elliot DKSN. S-4 DIVISION f XIX TJ, S-5 DIVISION Submarines are not the only customers that SPERRY serves. I :,l if : 4 , m,,.,,q 4 .sgll1Qq,..,,.-QM I i M.. I ik Z V 5 i,fr'f CH, L Q M 1 , If 2 fi ,w fs jf Q , V f , , f fs f ' ' 1 fly Admirals depart Sperry praising excellent meal prepared by Sperry Stewards. FIRST ROW: Dum, LTJG, Paralisan, TN1, Navarro, TN1, Reyes, TN2, Verison, TN1, Alqueza, TN2, Grospe, TN3, Erquiza, TN, SECOND ROW: Williams, TN, Pojas, TN, Tarigonan, TN, Velasquez, TN, Ruiz, TN, Pasco, TN, 57 S-5 DIVISION is xg! .3 l K Can you guess the date of this picture? ,nik FIRST ROW: Gardner, SKC, Caridad, SK1g Martin, SKB, Angeles, SK1gNoguera, SK1. SECONDROW: Morris, SK3, Fisher, SK2, Warren, SK2, Nava, SK3, Johnson, SK2. 59 S-6 DIVISION 4 uw, 1 - E E 61 WE PARTMENT ' x i . - U - . X l A A umn Qi The USS SPERRY CAS 121 was originally designed to support one torpedo, the MK14 Mod 3. At present the SPERRY maintains four types of Submarine weapons, the MK 14 Mod 5, the MK 37 Mods 2 and 3, the MK 45 Mods 1 and 2, and the MK 2,3 guided missile. Soon another submarine weapon will be added to SPERRY's inventory, the MK 48 Mod 1. In addition to the above listed weapons, SPERRY, in her career, has maintained the MK 16, the MK 23, the MK 27, and the MK 28 torpedo. The latter three are now retired from service. To maintain these complex submarine weapons sixty highly trained torpedomen are assigned to the Weapons Repair Department. Each torpedoman has an average of thirty three weeks of schooling which gives them the capability to overhaul, test and maintain the weapons in SPERRY's inventory. ..To ensure the Weapons Repair Department maintains the skills and training necessary to provide reliable weapons to the tended submarines, four inspections per year are conducted by outside activities. Additionally, a quality assurance program and on the job training are always in effect. SPERRY's Weapons Repair Department recieves and issues approximately one hundred and fifty warshot torpedoes per year and approximately fifty exercise torpedoes. In addition to the Weapons Repair Departmentls responsibility for torpedo maintenance is the requirement for test, grooming, and upgrading of the Torpedo Fire Control Systems aboard submarines tended. Eighteen Fire Control Technicians are assigned to test, repair and ORDALT as required the MK 101 106, and 113 Fire Control Systems. These skilled technicians additionally repair and calibrate many of the test equipments used in SPERRY's weapons preparation shops. As you can see your shipmates in the Weapons Repair Department have a big job to do, as we all do, supporting the submarines of Submarine Flotilla ONE. J. E. ALLEN l..T., U. S. N. Weapons Officer WEAPONS DEPARTMENT HEAD 62 . . . iris Y M .,., 5 f V 'rv Q . as-se' 'ft't p 9 8 'hal . X 'dawn 5 w-, ggi, Lf rg: il' i The conventional Weapons Repair Division fSpecial Weapons, W-lj is the largest of the three Weapons Repair Department Divisions. It is comprised of sixty torpedo technicians with varied backgrounds and training, maintaining torpedoes of Submarine Squadron THREE in a perpetual state of readiness. They are responsible for maintenance, repair, stowage and handling of both warshot and exercise configured weapons. The Fire Control. Shop QW-2 Divisionj is responsible for intermediate level repair, calibration, and maintenance of the fire control systems of submarines assigned to Submarine Squadron THREE. Fire Control Systems normally services the MK 101, MK 106, and MKll3. The W-3 Division, designated SW-ASTORXSUBROC, is the smallest of the three Weapons Repair Department Divisions. It has the capability of maintaining, repairing, storing, and handling the MK 45 Mods 1 and 2 Warshot and exercise configured torpedoes and the MK 23 SUBRGC Missile. 63 WEAPONS DEPARTMENT , . wa -Us N Work never stops in Weapons. . V'7?KQ,if AZ h 5 ' 4 f ',..,i,. wi Q f f, ' 7 X, V NW , f f f N x 1 14 Even the chief works during torpedo movements. W-I DIVISION Open wide and say an Deck checking MK 37 torpedo. N gags. rf' r '- 's 'C bombs aweigh W-1 Division even works in building 69 on the base mr FIRST ROW: Moos, TMCSp Escobedo, TMI: Jackson, TM2g Millard, TM3g Mumma, TM2g Roush, TMSNg Layne, TMSNg McDonald, TM3, Zlotnicki, TMSNg Spraggins, TMSNg Watts, TM2g Straight, TMC. SECOND ROW: Brundage, TMC: Burditt, TMSNg Effingcf, TM3g Huntoon, TM3g Clinkinbeard, TM2g Shaw, TM3g Brum1t, TMI, Cougars, TM2g Bartmah, TM3g Gutch. TM3g Roberts, TMSNg Berry, TMSNg Allbert, LT Ujivision Offncery. THIRD ROW: Koch, TM3g Brannan, TMSNg Yager, TM3g Preiss, TMSN: Davis TM3- Schiffner, TMSNg Parrott, TM3g Kellogg, TM3p Schlafer, TM2g White, TMSNg Otreba, TMSN. ' ' 65 w-1 oivisron 2 HYGS Chief FTGSN Sullivent working in the Fire Control Shop. is X .A if Y ,X : x 1' fi' FIRST ROW: Haeker, FTOC, Moya, TIVI1: Lyles, FTG1, Lowry, FTG1g lmboclen, FTG2:IVIontoya,TIVI1, Lindsey, LT fDivision Officerj. SECOND ROW: Christian, TMC: Graham, FTG2: Hepburn, FTG2, Kish, FTG2: Fuentez, FTG2: Goyett, GMT2: Laywell, FTG2, Rhodes, FTGC. THIRD ROW: Fowler, TM1, Lavelie, FTG2 fhiddenyg Milarn, FTG2. 67 W-2 DIVISION kfgf. ,- W-3 Division works well together ----- 1 but go their separate ways at Liberty Call. W-3 DIVISION 68 JS, f,. .5 U 4 f H14 , ,u 1 'x Y 5 RHnu...N fit- vw fm 'NUR 'lla Handling dummy guided missile on forward mess Look out below deck. c, iivlei. 1'Ei ii2isl'm2 ' f i FIRST ROW: Breyfogle, TMI, Bloomer, TMSN, lVlcCoy, TM2, Humpl'irey,TM1g Felt, TMC. SECOND ROW: Hill, TMC, Schultz, TMC, Hunter, TM2, Julian, GNIT1, lvlellum, TlVI1g Reich, TNl2g Ferris, WO1 lDivi5ion Officerj. THIRD ROW: Hari, TlVl3, Hill, GlVITl, Glover, TMSN, Wilson, TM2g Hacker, TM2. 69 W-3 DIVISION M E EEE E N PARTMENT In contrast to the medical services offered some thirty years ago, the USS SPERRY Medical Depart- ment has the facilities to provide the latest up-to-date laboratory tests available, full X-ray services, a complete modern-day ship's Pharmacy and a well equipped Treatment Room to handle any medical emer- gency. Ancillary services available include full physical examinations, including electrocardiograms, diving examinations and prescription lenses. To meet the challenge of the modern Navy, the SPERRY Medical Department also has a comprehensive Radiological Health protection program and the capability to Air Evac patients requiring further medical treatment during deployments. Sick Call still goes down at the appointed time and emergency cases are treated at anytime, but methods and types of treatment have improved, increasing the capabilities of the USS SPERRY since those early days. Care and treatment of the sick and injured is still the basic 'goal of the SPERRY Medical Department. Although three decades have passed and many changes have occurred, Sickbay is still the same haven for the present ship's company as it has been in the past. M. S. BARBER LTJMCJ, U. S. N. Medical Officer Dentistry has changed considerably in the last thirty years. The old philosophy of drill and till or extract and replace is ro longer with us. Instead, with the use of fluorides and preventive dentistry measures, we can see the possibility of the defeat' of dental disease. The new effort, plaque control, may be the solution to your dental worries. Come visit our disease control center and leam how you can defeat dental disease. I ' , The Dental Department provides dental care for personnel of the USS SPERRY, for ships tended, and for such other personnel as may be authorized to receive dental treatment, and to provide instruction in-'oral hygiene for such personnel. The Dental Department accomplishes necessary dental examinations of individuals to determine their dental qualifications to meet certain physical standards. ' 1 The Dental Department functions as a component of the Medical Departmentlduring General Quarters or other emergency conditions. In this capacity, the Dental. Department personnel function under the direction of the ship's Medical Officer. R. G. PREECE LCDR.fDCJ, U. S. N. Dental Officer MEDICAL 8: DENTAL OFFICERS G ,mage w' W' in ' i yr f E .1 1 ., ., 1 E, 4 l F., if ,, ew Mu , nip' J , a-we .',l MQ ,dw A .HP ' Q is --A f i 41 Ka ,ff ,ff1.'5-f 4 3 'qi-1 , X ' xxx' ' .A I can't say enough about Sperry. Dental - a good group of men MEDICAL 81 DENTAL DEPARTMENT f 'api' A Q X, A- - KZ.-11 .v 'B' M, V , f Zz' Q Take one three times a day False teeth are made and 'fitted by SPERRY's Dental Department. MEDICAL 84 DENTAL DEPARTMENT Blood tests as well as other laboratory work ls done by our Medical Department. , , t K X 3 , , t -K . Q l T Number five must come out si --fm .1 'V . . an in .5 ex -fanart S ah.. FIRST ROW: Larkie, HMCS, Reed, HMC, Lusk, HM1, Ostrahder, HM1, Goblick, HM2gCrossman,HM1g Harmon, HMI, Grissom, ENS, Temple, LT, Lang, LT. SECOND ROW: Smith, HM2, Kosnik, HM2g Coyle, HM3, George, HM3g Smith, HM1, Arnot, HM3, Mollett, HMI, Smith, HMI. If T' i. Abramownz, LT, Hare, DTC, Hutchison, DT3, Elmehhurst, DT2g Smith, DT3, Plummer, DT2g Thompson, DT2, Rohif MEDICAL 81 DENTAL DEPARTMENT 5 2 5 E 3. ,la 2 2 Q .s ns 3 3 . 14 'S T -f rf I 'A 3 ,F R 'Q is 'I ADMINISTRATIVE DEPARTMENT X Division comprises the Captain's Office, Personnel Office, Legal Office, Post Office, Educational Services Office, Career Counselor, Chaplain's Office and the 3M Office. Provides administrative support as required to ship's company and supported submarines, including maintenance of central correspondence files, enlisted and officer records, issuance of military and dependant identification cards, preparation of wills, powers of attorney, notary services, liaison with civilfmilitary law enforcement agencies, counselling on career benefits and services, religious services and counselling, postal services and administration of the 3M program. The ship's Master-at Arms Force fPolice Forcej is responsible for assisting the Executive Officer in the maintenance of discipline. A second and equally important function is monitoring the shipis safety regulations. The Data Processing Division is organized Within the Administrative Department to support the needs of all SPERRY departments and Submarine Squadron THREE. The division consists of data re- duction, computer programming and computer operations sections working on a 3-shift, 5-day weekly schedule. Major mechanized processing systems utilizing the UNIVAC 1500 computer system include Repair Workload Planning and Control, Current Shipis Maintenance Projects, Supply Inventory and Financial Management and payroll accounting. R. L. SHARP CWO3, U. S. N. Administrative Officer ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER 78 I ,.,, , as 0 A x ' 'ff The crowd mais ef' Pevsovmel Gffice to answer their Would these men send you to a Tim-Can ingtead Of recuests. Shore Duty? Y , , 1 991- 5 :M .,.. , use , , A 4 . , ' ' ' fm' ' I 'fn M , ff, , 1 X. M-ef ,4a4l4 ' v , ,, ,4,, .I,1,,,,y,I, QW1 H ynL1vvnr1t!efyvPc:r iaimmfer come see me wvffj 1, 799 X DIVISION , ' Q ' t XX X ide. tg I. f N ', N .W-.. ?' I f Lf- M11 if :ff 2 TEXT J f' f he , Q 2 'fu f : I 1 2 f 2 , 3 f i V ' f f 9 f, , ' 3 f . f V2 f ri 4 . A . . - , ei e d I I i i s '- Q It Q 1 I f, I 1 1 d 3 I ' 2 E l E , .' X 'ff' 3 1 g 1 ff , U z , K , 1 5 2 2 'I ff E i 1 5 1 ' , I cf, . Q 1. ' , Q f f ff x i X , - E 'g L f ,V E I f ' , g , 6 Q 1 if 5 1 1 3 Q 5 i ii .5 ' ' ' ,f , 5 i 5 , P if x 5 i i 1 ii V V G f 2 4 , 3 3 4 2 e 5 X t -E A pretty dependent gets her ID picture taken. Our Legal Yeoman studies his trade. z X W KJ i tx , N f,,t WM ' Q 4 , , , 1...- The Captains Office, small but productive. The Xerox machine l5 9355! to WU SHYS YN3 f like Gilbert. p 5 i X wi N 's x Divisiom 80 ti 'M I' QJIIIIIIIFI-F 3IjX'jUFlIx M. lkttlttgfii fr. ff --'J 3, FI Q Chief I think the guy taking this picture needs a haircut aa., I 1 FIPST ROWQ Bartolo, EIVICS, Salee, YNCSg Valles, PN3, Doolln, YN2, lvlarshall, YNly Hamilton, PNSNg Tladale, SP-I, Spraque, SN, Eiinkerd, EIVI3, Golino, PC3g Orr, YN2, O,DonneII, CWO4, Stone, LT. SECOND POW1 Orllz, PNC, Glenn, PNI, Baze, YN2, Morris, PNSAg Srnith, PN2p Davies, PN3g Cappo, PN3g Knox, PI-133 SCQH, MWVJ, fl-DIBIIIV VN3, D'Canlpo, PN3g Deriberprey. SI X DIVISION N . NV' P I A 9' F Q X-57' f ff'f V J . . I W K , XG 1 Eve XI M X QI' Geffen' I V S Icsii L '.-il 1 4 2 Entertainment at sea 2 f 1' -5,115 1, Uma , -E.,Xg7x-:,:2gI1,+ WT dm .19 I C -. .mam - D . - . . wp . -MA X Ir,j-mark. -ag? .. ., -Y ,E ,X ,,...,,,..- , Q dwrikmn -Q Llr Lf Sfvfdg f27 U -U - .1 K' 'U . - if xu 2: . I CM' Q H5 I A X .,,,.. 'Sl I 5 Q . , ,......7f-e N e x'f:z2F59Q , S :. N -A Y W- X lfhrv Q X I V V. -V i Y - Y- i- - . 1, L+- iv- 'Q' 1 ' ' ' i - -. G3 I fa, . v If ar'-'E . 1 I X E If 'f H- , W' , .xf ' 'ffJ Xe S' em N if X ld, I am ready for a WestPac Cruise. ADP DIVISION 1. X . T5 .N . ,E X S ,pun-I-A ' n 4 '15 hh , 3 ., ................... ,, ,, .vs-1 1 x ,a fp' ,mem---1.7, F .w,.,.T l9f3 Q gill! dim 5, X ,- The men Of ADP, all experienced and capable of fine adjustment. ,-fgffgfb'-yft-aff, N, J ' L4 V, f , ,Af ,f-Qu Vfagzq ef, . I f Q, wf'wQ,Vff4,z,' L I 1:41 0 , , ,,.,,,, , W 5 J' 4, if 1' W I, , , , , A ' WHL I 1 A ,, fn, . ' Vg 'Ls ' . PL 4 ' , xx ' 1, ,A . 4h ' x m. u '1 ,. R ' f -.1 I 1 -I v. ,Q tn: . 'N' ,rw K x g, x ' ,, 4' -A 4 S K' VIPZT' Fffreff. Gwen, DP39 O'Berry, DP2g Daffara, DP3g Potter, DP3g Schnurbusch, DPSNg Picazo, DPSNg 'W'f,4fff1iLff VJPSVJ, Kuper, D515 Sumrnerton, LTJG. SECOND ROW: Hopkins, DP3g Sanner, DP2g Corey ' ' 9 fewi nm UP! '5Iialnn, DP3NgCote, DPSNgSpoItS, DPSNgGa1Iey, DPSN, ,1J.,4. ,. 83 ADP DIVISION 2 1 Y 3 w 3 I' E fl' X115 ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT M -K1 of-www... W.-A-,,,,a,,mV I f .NV .rfgf ' ,, X in ,, . Xfxl ,x I I F, I fs K K ,- N A ,, V D X YV, i Q , 2 5 X ' X 5, x 4 r p I xx 2 sf I xi sf The mission of the SPERRY Engineering Department is to insure the operational readiness of the department and thereby the operational readiness of the ship. Specifically this entails the operation, care and maintenance of the ship's main propulsion plant, electric power plant, auxiliary machinery, piping systems, and interior communications systems, the control of damage, and repairs to the ship's hull. In addition, the Engineering Department is responsible for the repairs to material and equipment which are beyond the capacity of the personnel or equipment in other departments but within the capacity of the Engineering Department. The engineers maintain the platform from which other shipboard personnel perform their mission ENGINEERING OFFICER ,vita rf' W- M , r f' rv 1, w ,firm :uv gliian ,Iguana an if W gunman 'KW Ulu .Ti 1' ef! 2 A fxae H iraq 7-iff. ., 'Ip Qu .Uftfa t 7 . tif 1 i ' er, . U Kv,LyI ,f 5. , 'Q V . I Af' The Electrical Division is responsible for the power generation, distribution and load maintenance of all electrical equipment on SPERRY. Personnel in E Division are from the electricians mate or interior communications electricians ratings. Since the plant is very large, the division is divided into four groups or gangs. Main Power maintains the main propulsion and main propulsion auxiliaries. Auxiliary Power takes care of the general power distribution and lighting circuits throughout the ship. The Battery Shop is assigned the tasks of maintaining the electrical system of SPERRY's small boats, changing and testing portable lanterns and conducting electrical safety checks on portable equipment. The Interior Commu- nications personnel are responsible for the telephone systems, all interior communications equipment, and the ship's master gyro. Damage Control Division is separated into three work centers-the DC Overhaul, DC Hull Technician and Boat Shops-whose main tasks include maintenance of the watertight integrity of the ship as well as its small boats and deck machinery. More specifically these shops are responsible for maintaining repair lockers, doors and hatches, firefighting equipment, the tiremain and ventilation systems, the ship's heads and washro0mS plus basic hull repair and general sheet metal and pipe work within the ship. M and A Division is a dual responsibility. M Division is responsible for the propulsion of SPERRY. Propulsion is accomplished through the use of diesel electric combination. Utilizing eight main diesel engines and two propulsion motors, SPERRY can make 17 knots. A Division is responsible for all aux- iliary equipment such as galley, laundry, air conditioning, refrigeration, oxygen, nitrogen, boilers, water distilation, elevators, and steering gear. 87 ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT I Yes Chief, Yes Chief, Yes Chief V, , , , I If Franklin can figure it out so can I. Now just set the timer E DIVISION 88 Don't speak to me, you know it's Monday morning. ,ei 5 :f.fQ,,.. ' '. We Q 1- 8.921- 'sr '1 , I' 3 3:1 Q5 Q 1 Y fr i I 4? I f- ,i gp I. A I me ,i 3 4 I , ' 'I I need a jar of volts and a can of Amps. I ii' il' Ii' ii' 'ii' iii Z n 7' Y LJ , if 9, . , R., , lt' W U Q 1 I , 'fi Now that was two Screwdrivers and 1 ten lb. fine adjustment hammer. FIRST ROW: Grommon, ICC, McGown, EM2g Zentner, EM3g Martin, IC3, Steiger, FN, Roof, EMFNg Carrasco, IC3, Weed, EM3g Mapanao, EM1, Devera, EM3. SECOND ROW: Mehrling, EMCSg Sasser, EMI, Quesada, EM1, Kemp, lC3g Smith, EM3, Wheeler, EM3, Usler, EM3g Wilson, EM3g Sanders, FN, Knolser, EMFN, Schafer, CWO. THIRD ROW: Meitzler, EM3g Maltas, EM3, Golightly, lCFNg Smith, ICFNg Frerk, EM3g Knight, EMI, Debry, EMP, Miner, IC2g Hill, EM2g White, EM3. 89 E DIVISION I think l just put 4,000 gallons in a 2,000 gallon tank. YN2 Simpson DC's? - typist? Accurate uecorcls ale kept for all storage tanks. D 1, Lenllal, always busy during du ulls DC DIVlSlC'Jl'+l 90 ,..-.1 T Tj x ' 1 db Nj... Who IVIe? 3 x.x,M- uv ' I M 3 1 fl X R far 1 .4 d WOQQQQX S--se-S l 3 DOS-8 il? Fl RST ROW: Harris ENI, Bentz, HT1, Anzalone, FA, Antrim, FAgPierSos1,HT3,Gf'iffey,F'NgfxfIar5h,MM3, Tenoreo, HT1g Fusco, HT2. SECOND ROW: Hopper, HT1gPoo!e, EN2gAl5tait, HT2g Dale, EN2,SanQhez, ENE, Email, WlM3g Kiser, HT2g Higlfmt, HTFNg Waught, HT3g Dingman, HT2g Beck, LTJG. THIRD ROW- I!1e r-r 'AFV' Pr-1-ml! PT? Payne VNFN Oatw HT3 O'Re1IIy HTFN- Jemfrns IVIIVI3- Thomtorw MIVI3, Vr,f,.m', -1 1 ,, G1gQ,y.f,C, CN5, DC DIVISON M 84 A DIVISION 1 i 1 I Liberty Call, Who said Liberty Call. .Z A v If 7 I 'Pfr 4- -fffyi' ff' .-9' 1 f Y' I 1 f ,, jj X . I ff f if I s 1 ,M Q I I 4 4 4 , mm:wwk'zf.f75fe1 I . 2, W6 I7 ff Xl!! fffi? I ,Zuw 'K 1 wbziif ,4 fr fiv '-3 PS . Q, 1 -Y K X x-xv 3 M .8 FIRST ROW: Navales, EN3, Watts, MMFN, Foley, EN3, Pinkerton, EN2, Kitten, EN3, Fernandez, EN2, Eures, EN2, Denning, ENl. SECOND ROW: Smith, ENC, Woocl, MM3, Boynton, FN, Jennings, MM3, Braye, MM3, Casper, EN2, Simpson, YN2, Gilbert, EN3, Rothenberger, MMC, Sinks, WWII. THIRD ROW: Stewart, BT2, Dean, FN, Ebner, EN2, Tanner, FN2, Knight, EN3, Bassett, EN3, Azbill, MM2. Hifavw--M FlRST ROW: Lopez, EN2, Nelson, BT3, Derrick, MM3, Walton, FN, Ballinger, MM3, Flores, MM2, Port, ENE, Wiley, EN3, Hart, MMI SECOND ROW: Smith, ENC, Lauber, MR3, Bailey, MR3, Simnioniw, MM3, Winters, EN2, Fernol, MM3, l-Iiesterrnan, EN3, Sanders, EN2, Wiley, EN2, Johnson, MMI, Sinks, MMC. Tl-lllffD ROW: l--leosel, EN2, Davis, MM3, Schell, MM3, Landry, FA, Elliott, FA, McDacle, FA, Flach, EN3, Zrlatmnk, El1iZ,Mat1'er, lP2Tl,Fratus, Mit-fll, 93 M 81 A DIVISION i n i' 4 'WN We' Tex swag' x4f4f 43. O 8+ K6 fffdv X 'tg' 'xg . 1 '71 617, f '55 177 ' . KAW f f C was 6- 419 4fSS ' amjgge .5 ' v , S . ' 15 Q, COMMUNICATIONS DEPARTMENT The Communications Officer is responsible for the efficient and timely handling of all external communications. He also functions as the Assistant Flotilla Communications Officer when COMSUBFLOT ONE is embarked. The basic function of the Communicationsl Department is the efficient and timely handling and processing of all visual and electronic. exterior communications addressed to and originated by SPERRY. W. H. SIDNER CWO2, U. S. N. Communications Officer COMMUNICATIONS DEPARTMENT 96 if 1 -, f? 1 + .E Y - --if I5 Q mf Tfwa ixzx 'IZ ff' f I , f f I ,,, ,Q Q 4 iWx 9VY I' X ff .2 www' r , if zm X il! if I wonder if this will be as hard when we get underway? 5 f e ,IA is 7 I 'Q N f '-r Q 1 'I V I S ex is T X- 1 I -1 FIRST ROW: Hancock, ETR3, Foster, RIVIZ, Nash, ETR2g Wells, ETN2, Mitchell, SIVI 1, Harriman SM2g Guilliams, QM3, SECOND ROW: Hrabeck, ETCSg Fabiaho, ETN2g Nlaes, ETN2, Perry, ETI Nlorket, RMI, Upchurch, ETR3g Briggs, RIVI3, Childress, RIVI3. Simas, RIVIQXSS, Sidner, CWO2 THIRD ROW: Creech, QIVIC, Benjamins, QlVl2g Blackwell, RlVl3g Bailey, RlVl3g Benko, SNl2g Knsch RlVl2g Jarvie, CYN3, Hodges, RNIB, Gendroh, QM3, COMMUNICATIONS DEPARTMENT 98 ,A , Amun F 18 ..E '.... LA I , i ,fi NNW Z, i 'B'V?5i 1 ,,,,,, . if , ffff 4! --.-f .--. . , .-19' lx Executive Officer CDR J. E. Jobe USN displaying the patience of Jobfej. eww ,, Vs, ! ,,,?.. i,' Chief you've got to be kidding! ANOTHER SPERRY SERVICE H I fm I ,X f rf-if .W ff W, V 'fir nl' f..,,, ,, are ,, V M ' f ff 56 0 gg W jf, ,gy it While enroute to our operating area on 24 October 1972 a small craft in distress was reported by a helocoprer which flew over SPERRY. SPERRY changed course and at 1610 picked up a grateful Keith Davis and Hans Lohman. They had departed San Diego a day and a half earlier in their 18 foot outboard powered motorboat. Their engine had quit after about 4 hours and they had been drifting ever since then. Their boat was loaded on the boat deck and SPERRY set a Course for San Diego to meet a Coast Guard Cutter enroute to SPERRY. Upon meeting the Cutter the men were transferred for return to San Diego. Their boat was returned to them on SPERRVS return to port, -ui vu. light ,A ,mf 'ii-'f as 'K