Staten Island (AGB 5) - Naval Cruise Book

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UST ROW! L. T0 R. LTJG JACOBS ON, LT RADLOFF, LT HOLLEY, CDR HAMLIN, LT CUR TIS, LT APPLEBACH. CZND ROWJ L. TO R. LTJG HYDE, LTJG NEFF, ELEC GILBROOK, CHBSON MARINOS, MACH WHITSON. C3RD ROW! L. TO R. LTJG MC MINN, ENS MESSING, CUMMISSIDNED UFFICERS l 'TH

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HORACE C. l'l0llfY EXECUTIVE OFFICER Lieutenant Horace C. Holley enlisted in the Navy in january of 1939 as an appren- tice Seaman, and advanced through every enlisted rating to commissioned status. After being commissioned as an Ensign on March 15, 1944, Mr. Holley spent his first few months at the Small Craft Training Center in Miami, Florida. During the next four years he was assigned to the U.S.S. OCONTO CAPA-1875 and the U.S.S. COL- ONIAL KLSD-IBJ, where he served as Navi- gator, Communications Officer and Opera- tions Officer. Ji ,ff On june 6, 1948 he entered Officer Train- ing School as an N.R.O.T.C. student at the Alabama Polytechnic Institute in Auburn, Alabama. Upon completion of his studies. he once again entered school, this time as a General Line Student at the limited States Naval School in Montery, California. Graduating from Line Officerls School he reported aboard the U.S.S. BLACKWOOD lDE-2191 on February 5, 1951. where he served as Navigator and Operations Officer. later becoming Executive Officer. He came I0 the U.s.s. STATEN ISLAND in February' Of 1953, serving as Navigator, Operations Of' ficer, Aerial lce Observer, and then EX' cutive Officer. Lf' HONEY was relieved as Executive Ol' ficer early in February, 1955 by Lieutenallf Commander Earl H. Clark, and is nowfm' tioned in Washington, D.C. as Recruiting Officer. P 1 af- , , if pr -4 wi 1,5 fi? .1 T5 if S is

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.1,l,A.V,, V V V , 3 5 - . W . l UST ROWX L. TO R. LTJG HYDE, LTJG DONALDSON, LT APPLEBACH LT RADLOFF EZND ROWJ L. TO R. LT CURTIS, LTJG INMAN, LTJG JACOBSON, LTJG MCMINN DEPARTMENT HEADS 'Q 3.4.