Strong (DD 758) - Naval Cruise Book

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1967 volume:

q ik f f4zf7'i3'EPFAW19,EX FEB 21 1968 L 1Bg Agiff 1 4 5 5 a r F i . 6 S STRONG IDD-7581 Cans or PLE-Pr Posr OPI-'ice New Yoelg Nm Yonk 09801 7 Feburnly 7967 To the Crew: 7?1is cruise book serves a two fold plltpose. First, it is a reminder that you were part of a mighty NA TO Fleet dll:-ing exercise STRAIGHTLACE in the North Atlantic and the diversified SlXTH FLEET which serves to protect the interests of our country and those of olu- friends overseas. Secondly, it serves as a memen to of the many good times you hnd visiting foreign countries and working alongside yolu- fellow crew members on a fine ship. You can be justly proud of yolu- accompl ishnen ts. The STRONG sailed to Gefmgny in August and extensively throughout the Mediter- ranean from October to Febllraly, participe ting in mnjor fleet exer- cises, and fleet replenishnents in conjunction with lznits of the United Sta tes Fleet and NATO Forces. We had many challenging deffnnds placed upon Us, but in all, your individual and te-Sun performance held high the great esteem I have for you. I hope you will look back in the years ahead and sho YO'-ll' pqrticipn tion in these two cruises. w pride in iraqi L. F. BRQJN Co'U1Iun,der, U.S. Na Colnlllanding Office Uss STRQVG IDD- 7582 fs.-wx .. 'Na+ Q 3 'bl ,. ,A,,, 0104 Qf ni ',,,.4luadi5- 'is - C -btw' 412,51 The l.'SS STRONG QDD-T581 is the second U.S. Destroyer to bear the name of Rear Admiral james Strong who commanded the USS SIONONGAHELA during the Civil War. The first STRONG was sunk on 5 july 1943 by japanese torpedoes and shore fire in the historic battle of Kula Gulf during the Solomon Islands Campaign. Bethlehem Steel Corporation launched STRONG on 23 April I9-14, and she was commissioned on 8 March 1945. She then participated in the Pacific Islands occupation operations until january 194' at which time she was decommissioned. Recommissioned in early 1950, STRONG deployed to the Mediterranean until February 1951. Returning to the U.S., she operated in the western and northern Atlantic until May 1952. When the Korean conflict began, she deployed to Korean waters as part of Task Force 77 and assisted in a surprise attack on Yalu River hydroelectric plants. This 50,000 mile cruise ended in December 1952 after STRONG passed through the Suez Canal and the Mediterranean Sea. She operated with Task Force 77 again in 195-1 and returned home via the Cape of Good Hope, logging 45,000 miles. NATO exercises, involving eleven allied nations, occupied STRONG during 1956. Shortly thereafter hostilities broke out in the Near East and STRONG was sent to stand by off llaifa, Israel, and later to escort the Attack Transport CAMBRIA, which evacuated a truce team from the town of Gaza. ln 195' STRONG deployed in the Caribbean Sea followed by another trip to the Mediterranean and more NATO exercises. The year 1958 brought STRONG another Sixth Fleet deployment which took her through the Suez Canal and into the Persian Gulf where she saved thirteen Bahrenians in distress. STRONG participated in the 1959 New York llarbor review of Second Fleet ships and in Proiect Mercury, during which she recovered the Big joe capsule off Puerto Rico, the first recovery of its kind in history, STRONG underwent a shipyard overhaul in 1960 followed by refresher training, Second Fleet fall exercises, and patrol duty in the Caribbean. ln February 191-1 STRONG sailed to the Medlterrancan for seven months, returning in August. This cruise included par- ticipation in the movie, The Longest Day , and rescue of a British ship off Aden. In the winter of 1961-62 STRONG participated in several anti-submarine exercises high-lighted by a combined Canadian- l.T,S, exercise. ln March 1962, she entered the Charleston Naval Shipyard where she received a FRAM MKII rehabilitation and modernization overhaul for the remainder of the year. The ship left the yard in December with greatly improved anti-submarine warfare capabilities and considerable better living conditions. The year 1963 began with refresher training at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba and anti-submarine exercises in the Western Atlantic. During june of that year, the Royal Canadian Navy acted as host to DD-'58 while entertaining her in Halifax, Nova Scotia. DD-'58 deployed again to the Sixth Fleet in October 1963. The climax of her tour came during the participation in the 1963 l.'S Iranian Civic Action project in the Gulf of Oman, pro- viding medical care to small coastal villages largely inacess- ible from land. After STRONG's return to the States in March 1964, she participated in the Cuban surveillance operation and ASW operations. ln November she had Drone Anti-Submarine Heli- copters installed to increase her ASW capabilities. ln january 1965 STRONG deployed to the Mediterranean to join the U.S. Sixth Fleet. During her deployment she partici- pated in ASW exercises and in the annual joint USfSpanish exercises. In March STRONG played the role of buoy tender in the Pachino Target Buoy Area, After a stop in Cannes, France, STRONG returned to Charleston in june. STRONG departed Charleston in july 1965 for the Dominican Republic where she remained on station off the coast of Santo Domingo for 30 days during the Dominican Crisis. STRONG returned to Charleston in September 1965. In December 1965 STRONG entered the Charleston Naval Shipyard for a regular overhaul. After a successful overhaul STRONG departed Charleston in April for her underway refresher training at Guantanamo Bay,Cuba returning to Charleston in june. The month of August found STRONG on a North Atlantic NATO exercise with a visit to Wilhelmshaven, Germany. In late September STRONG deployed to the Mediterranean as part of the U.S. Sixth Fleet. Hammaudiug Offic' I' 5 , 3 , I v l 592 'X 3 i w i l r s I I . Captain on the Signal Bridge preparing to get underway L . y roug t e Naval Aviation Procurement program fV'5l in February 19 s l d equenty participated in the V 12 and NROTC programs at Tulane University, New Orleans, Louisggfliinige ained a commission in June 1946 His first duty assignment was on board the USS MANSFIELD KDD-7 ander cific where he served for three months before being transferred to the USS GOODRICH fDDB'83D' Comm ' WN remained in GOODRICH until June 1949 serving in Operations, Gunnery and Engineering billets. d d upon 4 om july 1949 to May 1950 he attended the U.S. Naval General Line School, Newp01'f, Rhode Islan an . mpletion there f d , I H IE o was or ered to the USS LST 532 where he served as Operations Officer and Navlgatfr. al in ined on board until December 1951 at which t' h rtici ime e was ordered to Albuquerque, New Mexico I0 pa P e Navy s Nuclear Wea 5 the L Vvgg by pons program as a member of Defense Atomic Support Agel1CY fDASA, then known a Armed Forces Special Weapons Project QAFSWPD . - d Put UIY 1955 Commander BROWN was ordered to the Precommissioning detail of the USS VEGA CAF 59, an red e ship in commission as O ' ' de . V Y perations Officer. He served on board until November 1957 when he was again or to the Defense Atomic Support Agency this time in the Washington Headquarters. ' mmander BROWN was ordered ' '1Y, was 111 March 1960 to the staff of COMDESRON 36 where he Served temporjfri served n ordered as Executive Officer of the USS WEEKS CDD-7015. In November 1962 Commander BROWN ag ashore with the Defense Atomic Su A ' pport gency, this time at Clarksville Base, Tennessee. Fve Children, mmandef BROWN was married to the former Geraldine Huber of New Orleans in 1948. TheY have 1 COMMANDER L. F. BROWN, USN 1 i 44, He Commander BROWN entered the Nav th h h 1 sub ' ' ' - E, obt ' ' ' ' . ' 5 Pa ' ' A W BRO Fr co ma 1 th ' 1: W In J th Co , the Co frenz!! e Offic r In--41? 1 my 6' f ww Who's got the word on Liberty? LIEUTENANT COMMANDER D. H. GRIFFIN, USN Lieutenant Commander Griffin entered the Navy through the Naval Reserve Officer's Training Corps Program in September 1952. He participated in that program at Brown University where he was awarded a Bachelor of Science in Chemistry and was commis- sioned an Ensign in the regular Navy in june 1957. His first duty assignment was on board the USS BROWNSON CDD-868D where he served as Damage Control Assistant and Engineering Officer until 1960. From 1960 until 1961, LCDR Griffin served as Executive Officer of the USS ABILITY CMSO-5191. Subsequently, he was ordered as Commanding Officer of the USS FRIGATE- BIRD CMSC-191, where he served until 1963. Prior to reporting to the USS STRONG in june 1966, he was stationed at the Bureau of Naval Personnel. 1, Wayan 276,11 ffm uf The Weapons Department, being mc personnel, drew full benefit of the refres European autumn and the balmy Mediterr- They were also given ample opportunitj their skill at ASW, DASH Drops, Unreps, shoots. The liberty itself was memorable, look back without a real sense of nostalgi W E mx LT J. C. GALLAMORE Weapons Officer V E3 5 1.2.81 V 1 -.. and thunder of the 5 guns, the metallic p. contact, the throaty roar of the DASH bird, voices of the Boatswains, inspiring Willin further efforts. V. .' cu -:5 X 'Q I, . -K H-1-in Q ? K Don't ask me, I don't know. 5 Vjislp Some people work hard - or do 55. ff Swim much? Q Y 1 ' - 1 1 2 - 3 - llli.-XVICT Hardly looking. 5 X 'mf 141 mf: . A - v., A '1-- if-A Z1 as ., R W --. in Qff!f-4:g1Qr- 'f --Q ss '- Q, ,- 'gs N A Q5 N fasts Q - , 'f'g,3'-E . Please someone blast this catamaran out ofthe water. iss-H .U Q.. Y sv-'I o.o. af --uv?-r w. f ' in 9 4 Q If anyone is pulling, please raise his hands. lp, 2, la 5 Where's the parade? ENSIGN T. TEDFORD FIRST AND FOURTH DIVISION OFFICER 5'ir I izfi im R ' R I +19 A .4- Nxw BOATS 'ff' ?7 1. BMI Cv. Lipsey R 7 .,,, R A , M qw I f , ' 4, v rl. ,fc V WW I X X ,f, 1. W wwf R W' 7 1 1 ,WMA 4 BMZ G. Pearley 'R 1 l X f fy X .Wm ,,,, as Jl:?'fff?f, 4 .' R CWWCRQ H K ' f Y.. Q -M, R.. . BM3 M. 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TEDFORD 8 I L N l FOURTH DIVISION OFFICER X 1 1 'f A 3 .. .l 5 - 1 Lfi TY ' A ' . 1 V- - H Q, ,, J N 1 I ,f I 1 . ,f K j ,Q -y1,,s- w ,514 I 1 , HT- Q I I Q X Q2w1Mf A J T54 X U, ii FS 1,16 A- W f , 1 Ll-.t ' 1 fn ,X if fssf X ff ff f 1 1 I W Y 9 ' if , Ni r 'f 1, if gi 5 Q I gfli-511 x , X L Ki' I5 , W 31, ff '- 1 Q '1 - ' 4 , 5 - L, ,X I' l - - 1. 5,2 A ' 1' 1 'i is I ' K S51 I W .. I , I Mu ENI D. Neal ATN2 D, Denning ATNZ D. Landry EN3 E. MC Ninch SN J. Ez'1.Ck50H I I il 1 xii 1 I eq V ef rf O 'Y i 4 1 1 i . 1 '1 1 I 1 .vu . ' z Drop Z a tum. Mail -- we hope! i C Z' 5 J ,fl- ,J Traffic jam. Nt 4' Yr.. -ann-J'4......-4j Here we go again. . . 'V 1' 2 Trade place s? l l 9 i l i l 1 i E S ! i 4 i E tl Q 'f til i 1 4 v x 4 Pg! iff, J 1 BNI 1 Eugin criug Dey rim nt 1 f- 2, I Qi 'f 4' , ' ' '5'-'Nfl , Y J 4 . 'g-if. V' 2 ' I if N4 1 A ,, 1 it E ml h LT W, o. STUBBS, JR. Engineering Officer The North Atlantic cruise began with a bang when a ten cent washer caused many hours of ' 'pain in the neck work for Main Control. During the North Atlantic one month cruise and the four month Mediterranean cruise, the Snipes stood a lot of watches, are a lot of peanut butter, and tried hard to catch up on their sleep, And there were the ever present questions from the Chief Engineer - M Division: Where is all the feed water going? B Division: Where is the economy haze? R Division: Is the Motor Whale boat running? The Snipes enjoyed their liberty, but were always careful not to lose their five days basket leave. However, when the day of return rolled around and channel fever was at its highest, they all agreed that good old Charleston liberty was hard to beat. You P'-lf What? out of commission!! The light must help. 't,.,,.. 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K. .E ff, I .. ri, ' -Hg ' , at I ' V f 4 -Y L' K if f A y F X 1: X Q 2 F F f ' '-i A ,,.. , 1 F . f f + - 'ff I X f I ' . , 4-5-if H! 9' I ' El , E. M A FN E. Venable EMFA C, Lozier SA M. Bedard FA B. Bov. man FA R. Cowely FA C bl.g..,. A In D llis te r , 4 '-I I 3 4 i. 'i -., 8 ff SA R. Williams T Opmzfialf Z9 47711 f fffffffff lf A LT G. BEAVER Operations OffiCCf As for Ops, everyone was definitely in the know, especially with mail-order op-skeds which seemed to arrive after Comex. Between each division, each fighting to maintain its dignity and above all, to preserve five days basket leave, the RD's found themselves the stars of moonlight unreps at Emcon S Cmark the guide, Combatj while the QM's continually gouged the rest of the for- mation as to our posit. RM's, faced with personnel shortage occasionally joked about the pangs of a sharp pointed tool while the Sigs, Cat one point with ex- tremely red faces because of a olf 8 flagl came out beaming. The midnight raiders won the bogey contest whenever the ET' ' s managed to conjure up some radar and the flailometer had its check- out for two or three years to come. But, as always, Charleston and these Ameri- can girls proved to be the biggest highlight of any cruise. LT M. BERRIOS Squadron Doctor , W ers. Now sound General Quart i ' I xrui S ll C ,I 1 W . , ..:.: TW YV-H X Q' if ' Sharp, aren'r they? Wi?3KfDULUQED5TLYW'fW DQTEGEW imw 'M1 Amwm7s5 QQ? wmozime Hmmm? lhdd 2 Y ' Qi Oldki k ,k i w ' W!!i! !mf 1 ,, W 47 I 5.1 T57 Q Q' Q - L. cf 5' f L-i LQ,fj f- -Q LEE-V+-.--...,..,.. I OE Div! ian If N: 'AN Q I N, I WW I ' . My E W V1l. V , L? 431' I 1 3 ff LTJG KENNETH V. SNITGER T Inu OC DIVISION OFFICER EMO ' X RMC C. Bray 21 5' ar DRILL AFTER DRILL Y Q ,I Q 1, 1215 ', if fx 1' ' J Sf' .V h , ,,,,, ,- .1 v. VL! GW! g?fffS,, . ,f' Nw 'f 1-, 'fmfw-, - W :ww ' f iJ,, f2'v,:-2, -w WLJZMW wmwaihf I I I U ,QL Q , I X ' I 7, , , .f ,V 'ff If f Nfjj 323, if lf ,. ' f ilu ,gm V, 50 .,, ,X , ,W LW f X , I X iffy ' ,, . QM V , 6,45 'vi ff I fm NBX QM2 R Stanle ' Y P 4 C3 G. BOII1ng RM3 M. Burress r - .mx-, wvW5,,? ,W 1 6. YN Alt' 4 3 J Casey SM3 R Ferguson QM3 T Fisher '27 QMC C. Johnson v vi -...J , if M SMI A. MacDonald 5' fm-v s ,- ENSIGN T, DEMIDOW COMMUNICATIONS OFFICER KHQ f- K I I K' G 1- , 5 Vg I O C SMI C. Roberts SMZ J. Lerwill DIVISION TIGER U, 3 J 4 if I 2? 51 . Q L, I f N ' J , , s F' ' , , I ' num ' I ' ' ofo' -' I f I f - . Li' , Xk-k X E I In V' : J 5, If , V ' X ff L 'V 'IW 'S X X 1 ' ii IRI ' . . .-..,11.:-LL.- AK- B I, -t rd:-Y X , -Lf' , and ' ' ' ' if f f I , xg , 1 P , I 1 wif' Z . if 2 QM3 M- Martin RM3 D. Mc lntosh YN3 R. Schaffer QM3 VV. Sleets YN3 D. Gabel SM3 H. Glover, f Y.. , S l nl ,, , .s I V A RMSN J. Chisholm 1 1 XIX A .9 l A as 1? F: ' '7 1 f x RMSN T. Handley QUICK GET A PENCIL A ' T'i N. ..,. - g. 216 ' 'P fi. - X 1 - ' , L S ' .- . S -'WY . ' Vg.. l ,Z L if Jr- -gg-:Sit :iffy 'fiif l ef. Y Qe ' la 4 SM3 G. Sutton x 52 . 1 -. RMSN R. Clay ,X 'QP' 4 V I af 7 S+ W x ,AJ RMSN G. Wall 1 V X , 2? ff l ' 4 I 2 if 9 4 1 K do .S X v ' f , N ' 1 X x x ii: fx A fl f W G . f a. .S M SN D. Cross SN E, Freeman SN J, Hensley SN I-lopps SN J. Lord SN R. Messina SN W. Padgett sill' 5 5. ' 5 ',,..,,,,,,AwgXl I t W, - A V. N ,af jx 1 Q 1 K K 7 'X ki ' ini ,V CYNSA G. Maraweyz SA B. Boatner Q- f-,faafzlxgf fm, . fw - .fag 1 ff 1- rw-,,. . . ' 'nfl f . in ef 1 T' ' P 1 K I 5' 7f' 4 SA R. Dore ty ,x 4, Zdf? RUN IT UP SA T. DonLon SA J. Goodwin 51 R DIV! 'Z X lx I I ' 1 33 f f I 2 4 2 3 I lm!! : I lrr, ,K , . ENSIGN A. UMSTEAD RDC J. Beasley RDCS R' Flanders OI DIVISION OFFICER AND CIC OFFICER X A if-I' JW: ' 1. .. W in R ,N 'Q X R R K X . is Y . - I? V in I I 'N I I , W' X511 1 C Q RDI R. Olsson RDI C. Ritchlim RD2 R. Gill S ' I , N RI SK K 1 Q gk , .K t YA, W' X I I '--' ,I I 5' J C5 R w I ln 4' s I Lgfxffx ' .I Y I Q! g W I --9fKHl XY Qi? .s ' R RDz R. I. L R R I-0Yd RDZ J. StanLey ETN3 R. D'Entremont I FORGOT MY SCREW DRIVER - f . '55 ,-Tyr Si' I gk Rf? N3 if ETR3 R Dluhos ETR3 J Doyle ,Nf RQYIXBZ' ETR3 R Jordon EFR3 T. Paulm RD3 H 5 , R, ,lv 5 I Q :'3'f R 's LF' gjjwz, f ,A - RQ . ss- ' f sf - :aka-I I . I ,, Y F ' I 6 - ,r h C K- r l, N, - ' x y , I .X 4 , I, I -' .,. J, -- ,- ,. ,rr I L X. gk k . ' -- - 'R 'I' ' 5 'X ,O I X. I 1 I I h I ,151 , ' ,, ' , , 'I HI-i' - ,, .N V, XS . - 1 1- N X XX wt X Q-ik V J, ..x. . X ,X W 4 .QX , w. , g 1 as , 31 F N F' , 7 A . , Q W X., jf gy n , X' 9-75 ff, I V 4' w 1 'YQ ' in VI: f if - It 1 Msn Q74 Y ., W 7 E E , . 5 ETR3 P. Schaudies ETR3 S. Tomaszewski RD3 R. Tupa RD3 L. Webb ETR3 W. White RDSN E. Bethel J RDSN J. Hall . 6 Q. '. .. Q 2 4 li ' ,I ETNSN J. Harris gifs. ' ' V-,hy L F ,J . . My X f ' -na. . RDSN L. Kingsbury f x ,W an-A f - . 5- fx h iii, ' k k M L. 1. . 'Inf' ,Q . . 111 'N ' .Q wr -' Nfgzsf Ku, i, VV W, ' . 1 h 35 X 6... RDSN M. Kuhnel If X Q .4 A A , WAIT TILL YOU SEE THE NEXT NEEDLE Q f f Z , 4 y W 1 . . s ETNSN c . . SN B. Schmxdt RDSA T- MQYU A V A . Lull SN H. Boone SN J. Carmgha is 4 X if - ,P-' Carney 5 . fi X LTJGA J WALDRON Supply Officer I l1Il7ll7!y D pertinent As usual, Supply was saddled with the job of satisfying the various needs and desires of STRONG during the North Atlantic and Mediterranean Cruises. We recall with a smile and a tinge of nostalgia the daily efforts to do this job - the always reliable coke machine, the smiling faces of the cooks as they prepared breakfast, the good-deals at the ship's store, the impossible task of understanding the Mark, Lira, Life, Drachma and Franc. These and others we remember with the satisfaction that the cruises are behind us, yet for always, a little part of us. Msg' I W 5 l Q 5 X' i ,ili Q f ifrs Q ji Msg? . yifaf. . Qs ' ovsnggoa LIBERTY i Q 5 S 3 i at -tvciupiviiiiims , N f: f .Fo ,Ee-fi 1 ' li ref fr A - , F f A N sw 1- Z i ' ' , N ', Fm IM I iw we Payday again!! SE ' - a llttle more starch ln my dungarees please. '55 - x , 4.2 vyu , S , - X o f ,W .,,,, X 5 ia? f ,. X l ai ' ,W 1 A f ' ,ff f Vf V , A y ,,,. I f f 'f4? VW , .I ,L af-2, ' -,, gg ff' W x ,, ,,ftJ,,f A, Mail, maybe! No, only parts 55... . K: iTA:..i... X XX, f:...w.fX x x X . . ,xg iw X 1. N K o -sw . ill SKC D. NEAL 'f X: M t . 9: fm, X WY nw X '41 ff. f fs ' . X ,fx3,, l, 7 fiyggl DK-I B. Mc Elroy .WXM-XX.XW , M ,Ns Naam WJ kk, ,G A . av S Sfqflf X X . f , WW X .XX .Qxfyy Q . X ff: 5' . , :ie X X XX rv' . , Xfkffg ' ' wk yi A X Q Y X' X. swf .QQ X vewxr ,kf Q ff -.iv SX X . J, . CSI S. Moore Q33 ,. Q ..,. .,,. X S X Af. wif. spmkw--.W -SS f s5s+f XXfXX'..Xw.,, X gqkwxk . .X SYN S s X N x . s9X:Ni,. .AQQRF ' 'N .. . .WXSX K . x xv Q' .SRX .X. K X, X 4 X o X Q s A Q5 :Q NE-.N J X gf so K ' ' XX S ' X Q Q.. x . Y E. S.. wwsgg T . ii' X l . I K I u ' ms ' .JI o x X C52 W. Stone SH3 E- Nash 5 F7 V W WV.. I WY A 'ff f S .X ' w K V f 'O f Q f M f X Z X X X f W N 4 X ' J .ggi ,vim ky VS S, ' f VXA SKI V. Sanchez COME AND GET IT 1 1 1 I XM fXwXffwXXY,4 ., . Q X X I X . XwX+-'WW , Y. K .lx Q. , . , -.M . , X s X .. i X X 'fTg:',i1fN3. Six X i 5 :X X .S f . .. H P X 1 w'.,vfiys'S1X,X. , 6 ml... vXXwRY,Q.., N1 ...QF X .. - X ' , ' . ffwfv. ' 'f 'vim x i 'gs 'A X 3 ii? ig in mx 1553! XXX f '- ' 5 ' ' Y' ' X' f ,ll 2 .N . HQ L.. ' V f-fs , 4 NXXXQ . . Y . H' 1 .1 X X' .1-,X-,X , .K X .K k4,5,X, -. X 1 . . k Q - X , K M, XXL . R .KX 1 X X A 9 1 Eff? ., NK . A X f 51 U X5 'fffx' X . . s Q ' 1 ' Y X. 'Y X if V 2 A X x .f j o 0 'X ' Q Q ' 'L W 1 f . ,- A K . Q ' . 1 5. , 5 X, f SD3 M. Olm K S K 3 H. Yarborough SN P Bl-Bcksmna t X- X e X N S ' '15 v ig, 1 XXSX 6 I ii X Xg Je X Z X Z X 4 , X X XX X X X XXX X X N Xkxxif . Q .B-Q. 1. X X . . -.. f bf I N ix X f i 1.13 11 ' .L F SN T Fanning SN J. FeL.1n TN R. Flores SN M. Gerber SN J. Graham SN A, Quiuot FN B' Bowen NX we X ll XX it W. vX , i ' r i A i SN W. Hilton 1 ' Af Y, Q ,i,.f, ,X -ff' L .V g Q SN W. Majure k S S D ANYONE SEEN A Y . C x SN C. Mc Bee A SN J. Mount. f A I SN M. Minor W W . f X . , Shy ,. ff ff Z4 f f f , , f 4 f f , , J' wVf , 5 11X,W+i,f4U ' , f j f 1 f f X 6 fe Af ff X , X A X f 2 X f ff f f f f X f I P N 4 I , , f Q ,,Lk 1,2 V , ,XA f ,tiff ,Q V ,- ' ,lj 47 ' , -K, :S , Z X 4 :Q SN J. Pryor SN D. Smith D C171 KNTFE yn T HE VILLAINS 1 5 f V 5 L f f K. 1 , E nix.. ,V I . .-1 U' f .J V 4 '. wa L- fr f Hu il pf, , I , my - W .I I , , f , , ' . . , f I W . . M y If ' , f . Q X W ,5 Qv fl In , V V fl , 4 Si I W-QM I 2 4 f ' E I TA R. Rimas TA J. Vallarta TN J- VeLa d ' ' 'N C. Yates SN J' Zellner n O SN M. W1lson SN W. Wxlson 5 7 ,.l!'l 29 Ju1y 1966 if fu f A an ik, 'H f QS v V k X ax , 4 e O 55' is OV P ,K Y SEA CADET - NAVY LEAGUE CRUISE VM 5' I .HZ ,LQ , fam semi' W 4 .4 , Z4 - f, 14 W' Mlm gifimalfy 76 AL1guSf 1966 22 Au8USt E2 6 . ' 'red 23 August L9Ehat SN Schmidt VIS! ll mean Iitigrelafives' Selle 3 - Wllhelmshavener Zeltung T . 'y Der Vetter aus Amerika Der US-Gefreite Bruce ' amerikanisch Schmidt vom en Zerst6rer,,Slrong staunte am Sonntag nicht schlecht, als er iiber Bord-Lautsprecher zur Gangway beordert und dort von einem wildfremden Menschen umarmt wurde. Bruce konnte kein Wort Deutsch, sein Gegenuber kein Wort Eng- lisch. Und doch sind diese beiden Vettern. Sie hatten sich noch nie gesehen, wohl,,um drei Ecken herum voneinander geh6rt, Mit Hilfe des deutschen Verbindungsof- fiziers wurde das Verwandtschaftsverhtilt- nis der beiden verdolmetscht. Bruce schlo8 darob seinen Vetter ebenfalls liebevoll in die Arme. Die beiden Vettern gingen zum Kommandanten der ,,Strong , und der gab em US-Gefreiten Urlaub big einschiiefi- ich Donnerstag. Bruce konnte gestern nach Hannover fahren, um seine dort 1e- benden Verwandten aufzusuchen. Dort fin- det sich heute auch sein Bruder ein. der zur Zeit einen Europa-Trip unternimmt und nun seine deutschen Verwandten be- sucht, Die beiden Schmidt-Briider kommen auf diese Weise zu einem unerwarteten Wiedersehen, noch dazu im Kreise bisher I v6llig unbekannter Verwandter. J 1 1 'T'-H445 ix FN ,V Z, 1 ,, if its ,ff' M QSQR 4 i 1 145, K' Q A W A 2 ' lg xg x X 4, M I ,. ,.,??i.v-- X W ' , '? ' x J, if W uf' xl 25 W -.wr w-.-'.X 5 , t Q s WW, KX A ,ffm If f Y f .',4,.,x QF A. ' ' 41 vw-s..,,,,. Last time under for someone, 736 fum 67141 rle fm Getting closer. 3 September 1966 What?! Someone to meer us? ' k B-ww.-N. ,- Home at last! nm Q amz! Em: 5 ,,l1 1.. ?'y' ....--n,,,,.--ff L.-N JT... Y 1 'L P w 5 . ., A 3 . :xx . -:gk X 1 . X ' x K. ft X 5 Q . x X N AN' K ' X xxkk A A . . I K 1, kk X A 1: L xg 'Q' ', N' ' XXXXXQKX. X . X. . f N ,W x Y ' I 'WC ix I O X 1 VM Edf - . X' -, ' 2 Tyif Z 'Q 1 L , 5- 4 ft -fl, ,ww X Q i rf! 5 X? X A - Y-rf ,,g,...va.36f+1. , , k ' 5 .ani , - , N ,.,, .. LFE' Auf' - fc.-M, 'A f 1,1 855 1, , ,gli VV Ziggy 7,211 K0 A ' 'U ff, . f f ,, xwe 4 f. ' f-an Rf ly w f and Q 7 , 3:-' us' ' V X ,L 2.23515 , ,. 5 'giii ' X I A 3, if 3 Y ' qv'-7' 'sr .. . A X .v iz A. L.-JC, sq 1 g y 4 - fa, W 1 ' - : - 7 SL , S X ' K vw ' K 'ifi' H ,ggi ,J Q: Ch X -- ff-y+- 'g35QX, 1 -1 'Q-L4 Q m3'f'4 Q- SH? 1 , ww f .i Q-'dxf' ' Q S Q-f 35 Q' 3 'I ,uk MQ ' it- - .S . : 4x'5i,w f, -'X s qs .huh .bfenq ,Zi F, Y'-ff ' TQ u. '- ,,o.i.y N5 If ' Q Q 9' Tr'-,ssl , - NP hw 5 Q. xii.-1. A 4' Nw . - ' W V g- Qi ,X Qi '. '5 . Lf' Y?-1' Q '- 4 A, , Q x asf' WQZQQ, M, 4 -ff X , Q - 2 x ,, iwf , 1, mf 1. . f .Aviv- wnh , N MW 47 ,H W, , - f M fx Xffx x f Q! Q47 i 1 X xi ,f X N. f fy KY f , fl r , 1 ' 9 if ' ff, f W! ' 5,3 mf 1+ ff, . ,, g-Y, ,n y ' ' vi' , f ' ' Awww Lf 3- 1 nf fr Sn . f I f '+ R ' y'm.sA, 'f 2 X: m ay mm , X I ' L xyiha M 1 . ,f..,w , Xa yy xx Q x 4 Wg A X61 fr ! an. V' 'Sl I ' r ' ,S K A - NI. 5 1. 5 n, if YH z sm L Yi' M A A... t -tn m-1. QM f Touusts at Pompeii. zzz., fgg, in 4 Jaw ' ' 1 ' gf'- ww: 'th 'Z' f A N ' . 4: 1- N f S 3 5- , Q5-1. 44 'A x s The rlde up Mount Vesuvxus. 'ff-sin--1 r---lwfbfa I ,Y 'N we On tour in Rome. I 1 Qpsuvv- X X'!h 'X,Q-rr, . f i' ,Y , - .. ' ,4'i 'f'!29l-ix. r A 11':,':1uz'iilE, r it f ' ' H ' 'Z 1' 3 X s 1 r --- ix' ---------- X ,,,. jg ',,L,' 1.5 If A Q 1 -f fllyz ' Q IT ff 'l 'T . e I I 71 D 4 ' ',1x t ,.,..,,, -, --'NN' ' 71 A f ' 4 W? h new 'Y r : 5 H, 1 ,fvijfjg if ,x 7 'A ' kv ' ,,. 4 ' 1-ag,.4 , I n - 9 xr Monument to Victor Emanuel. In the Roman Forum. Home ,.f M The Arch of Constantine. Three coins in a fountain. L i 1 Phw 'll V51 f 1 I u E . 3 E 3 ? I I I 5 f E 5 z S.- ,Lee Temple of Diana + 4 , 1 7 ' Z f 77 ff f , X .H ,5- m-N1 Ixjw. XP, St. Peter' s Square 1345- J, fl A U Q ff' naug- Fronr view of St. Perer's F3 F, .KN L il A v K ., 'ffm . f EQ f ' . eff: K, ff ,Q-,M Mfg- , , fi ff ' f X f k f'ff1, f G-fi iff' ' f . .fff ' ri ' ' MW' 1 W' LAI ! P541 V ,J-5 ' fe' R Q , G 'ff 5,52 f Q 1 Q, Turkey, the land of minarets. The Blue Mosque- 4 Kb November - 7 December 1966 A 1 , iv 4 .AM ,.. ., .N .- JM . u -X '-fa. -.1 A ge -QVV em fa 3- ' A-4 tfnA -Q Oi T! Him 5 f 4 -.L In r sv ' S1 JW!! ily Royal Hellemc Navy as well as m perso ved for STRONG S participation rn the search and rescue operations srte of the sunken Greek steamer Heraklion . ststance you gave the Greek Government in helping to search for Edna F. KELLY Chairman of Subcommittee on Foreign Affairs to you our warmest thanks both on my behalf and on behalf of LTGEN J. Manetas Deputy Chief Hellenic National Defense, General Staff to the U.S. Ambassador, Greece Government of Greece have expressed their gratitude for your assist9.nCC Greek people and 15 a Source of Ambassador Talbot You and your men have made a American Embassy, Athens, Greece liemc Navy The hard efforts S yridon Avgheris of the above ships proves gxiifjkgogigiy the krnd tradrtions of 6 nal thanks to the I I I I I I f I ,Q u ng.-or A . I I I 17 - 27 December 1966 1-eqr',, 7 'ff ff f ff,f ff my ff . rv sm- 1 - - .,, 'Q' . ' ' Q- nh x .,,,n.S,,W,,xlM ,V ' . ,, - A f ' Y-xfg. F 'M' X PM X x ,Q VW. ,,:,.l,4f rw- A .. .M V f ,X n . r . XX 4 .fe-M-A QW- f f f , q 'X hm , v ., Q '- 'J ' fy f , Xa' , 1 'J' ,X ' -ew r X we . X- . L 3 , , Q ,, , X W , X- ,, r 'Q' ,-QEANM --4' f ew. X ' X fn: -' -'-- +4 L., , ,1 K Wh X ' A -.-.2-. .2--rw r rf , X .fr X n-X ' X J X ,A V. , t , -Q 5le..kXQ 95. . Eg' h ,t ,Q ' -H 4 Q3 I QL , f X i v M ,. gfiys Q .uv--. rf- 5 A, S . yn Y ,g., il ,V 'Q 'wxj X Q t2K.lQ,:,!,wi 4. K V x ,il x x Y' ' 'V .ihwi Xzvxf. :x f , 'x f v K I lr 1 . . ' -v .. , , , ' f,,5, f' X x X , rr... Wrde-eyed tourrsts . If-ff -' 4.1 ' 1 f Zo e -,gi we 6 r 4 :XM 4 'sg,Lgs q,2' Q ,, X ' ua, if. XXX., w-,K?T?QQ.QV K Y 4' , Vf'o'M,Q,k' r ' - , X. A ,,..X.,,i.W ' -Q we ., f f X, X XX! X , -L , , '-Q X ' vjy I Hx. The Parthenon. 4 rw Cruise Book photographer ar work. 'XA Y QQKPW- 14 LL, . Changing ofthe Guard. More ruins. Where's the Doctor? On the beach, of CoufSC- Ok, fellas, say ' ' cheese . Never see anything like this back home. Xiiiiix Christmas Divine Services. fb-.. 7 ii any ii if ,K :.. p E , y .N x fn Xr'?1 Q'N,k1N..i 4 tk 'g3!A:,,A,.w, 4 4...-4 ' ff u 5 ..,.,,.J' 1 in s-vi f -i- M ' .. ' ', it , ,. . 6 r ,Q c. . Q. e 1? 2' 2 ,. FTXQH My feet hurt. wi , 5 0 r Q I . , A 4 3 4 , X z Ay 1 . 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