Suribachi (AE 21) - Naval Cruise Book

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1963 volume:

S 4 r 1 5 Q ! 4 a i L X , 1 . E 5 5 3 I ff z 2 SS SURIBACHI QA -20 I962-I963 CAPT R. R. GREEN COMMANDING OFFICER as XG I gffiiE1flfZ5W-iw ,, . . up Q . e :f Q A R Q tx S-ex Xiu!! A. Ax 1 V , CAPT F. T. MOORE. IR. reads his orders which direct him to assume command of U.S.S. SARATOGA CCVA-601. CHA GE OF CDMMA ! A Adil t R ug, G, - - Vg.-sg ' ff G--eztwl, 4:35 X X X A CAPT GREEN AND RADM HOGLE look on as CAPT MOORE cuts cake during a reception in the wardroom tollowmg the change of command ceremony. .Xt 'LM CAPT MOORE congratulates C1-SPT GREEN after he has assumed command of the SURIBACHI. 'i'X 'ti .sl Zildtl ,il 'Q .V 4. RADM HOGLE COMCARDIV FOUR, in- spects the Honor Guard. CDR I. H. IUDITH Ianuary 1962-Ianuary 1963 LCDR S. E. HARGRAVE Icxnucxry 1963- O DEPARTM E T HEADS LT W. A. KIRKPATRICK LT B. O. MOORE 1ST LIEUTENANT OPERATIONS OFFICER LT 1, vmgox LT s. v. 'r. CLARK ENGINEERING OFFICER SUPPLY OFFICER , LEFT TO RIGHT KNEELINGI WATERS, J. R., SAI IVIACKELLAR, R. C., SA, GERKENS, G. A., BfVl3f GARZA, IVI. V., BIVIZQ RITCHIE, B. L., BMI: ENS D. B. TANKARD FIRST ROW! SYIVIANSKI, R. E., SN, CARTER, J. E., SAI SIVIITH, F. H., SN: KITCHEN, J. E., SN' U WEINRIB, S., SN1 BROWN, J. E., SN: MITCHELL, Ivl. D., SNg ALLISON, W., JR., SN. SECOND ROVVT CORLEY, J. VV., SN: ARIVIBRUSTER, B. D., SN? BADGER, G. J., SN: SENGER, O. P.. SN: JOHNSTON, vv. A., SA: BRITTICH, P. J., SA: LOIVIBARDI, F. F., SN: OREOKNIAN, G. C., SN. THIRD ROvv: NILIRTH, T. v., RIVISNg NUNLEE, vv. P., SA: SLACKFORD, E. L., SAI LEE, vv. F., SN: HUBER, R. vv., SN: MASON, R. L., SN: KIJRZYNOWSKI, R. G., SA: PROCTOR, NI. K., SNI IVIEYER, R. E., SA. 9 5 1 I .s 0 3 .,nSSK5N5: ll O 'lu' ' J' N.. N 'fi' Y J wg! Y! .Y ' I l xx! .Fl fi 7 f 0 Q -: I 0 0 FIRST DiViSi0l1 I' We ll N CORLEY, SN, and PROCTOR, SN, work on a Liverpool wire splice. Sf .Roy X i 5 rg. ENS D. B. TANKARD DIVISION OFFICER First Division personnel watch one of the many loads of fleet freighi which were received during the Mediter- ranean cruise being transferred irom USS MISSISSINEWR CAO-Bll. I L G'-l i i lilly ul' of I -1 'I' S ' I A 'Q x . 1 , ' 4 ' 'Milf 2 gp' : ,:..,?xA.xxx lx I 5 N Ye-1.1. ,f 1 I 1 S .41' X I A I Aff .' K, . - -5.4 X 4. v ll:-A 1 A av -A' A l Pe 3 'f 'F mel ..,. 'Jfrs ,, ,,'.x :I I in Sal a 'IXJXQ 1 bl., I ll, J l. ,,. -Hx -TX - 4 - I ,TIM I ,V 'Eff-:Hp 'I' X W an 'Ji ke :wb New -E -f .Q ' if 12 I' 'sea-ea...-1---rr-:Ziff i. -uw.. 'Wi' - A sf. ,-A f ,r we ' :JM '- ' wwe -..- M P f ' X ,I . A fMwg.,,,x'gg:..,,L ,S I, f. f 1 'ww ' M-. ,inf-e,l,rLa. ,,,,,,'.W ' , :X Q I if-v ',,?,z.,:,Q,, '1 g4 xl M . 'Hi ,v 4. Lv 'tw' -gui ff' f f M' W I . if ps. lu. , , I. MER A ,. . ' ' , M , ,A ll -V ., el -gaf' A ... I in V' , V, , Q L ,tk g 4 1' 2 LTIG G. G. PAGE ASS'T FIRST LIEUTENANT Q.--3-4 .mme-N Y E J' 2 7 LTIG E. A. BROOKES REESE, SN, LESKO, SN, and EARLS, BM3, rig hose for DIVISION OFFICER fueling. T5esggDSNl,:5 CmefuuY wiping dirt from the CAPT's gig: probably after one oi s as allowed the Engineers lo blow tubes - or just before. Y-1 -I U w, ,N H f 'ff,J:' X , ' v vi if-5,6 rits.--:1 ' ,,. .alum I cv-Q00 'Us' , K' 4 . LEFT TO RIGHT KNEELINGI SARROW, J. D., SA: PL.AS, A. vv., SN: on.SzEvvSKl, J., SN: ALLEN, c. S., SN: LESKO, K. M., SN: MALDONADO, J., SN: REYNOLDS, L. 1... SN: BENNETT, J. D., SN. FIRST ROW: KEITH, L. P., BIVIZ: EARLS, R. Nl., BIVI3: CONNER, NI. A., SN: JABLON, G. F., SA: HUGHES, G. E., SN: DAVIS, R. L. SN: BERGER, R. B. SA' HAND B. E S , , , , ., Ag cox, K. R., SAI JOHNSON, R. E., SN: GRIEB, C. R., BIVI3: HUGHES, C. C.. BIVIZ, SECOND ROVV: DZIENILJS, R. S., SN: SIIVIS, C. F., SN: SPARKS, J. B., SA: REESE, H. H., SN: NIOORE, E. R.. SN: SHIELD, J. D., II, SN. S 1 Q0 HANEY. G. R. H., SA: TRAVIS, C. A., SN: FIDLER, F. R. F., SA: KOCHER, P. V., SN: N X 2nd Division C. A f2 f . -Q. .LA L-:xg . ffm , ,, , .W ---. -.,....-L ----A A -A--V 1. 11: --:nun-5:1111 .1-rv u-nw 2 2-.jgxiiifgpii-T-Lx..1.::r..n ,.L....... .... ...-17. .LL . - - DiViSi0l1 ., fy. H, f f f 5 I .Q A f, ff . , ,, 33' ,V , Z , , ,. . I ,ggi , ,f 'f vt V . ..,, ...Q ,, M' f.l.J'ff.' . I fm.w' Q V 5 A 1. s7k X- I ,f . . .51 , I ' 1 , A ',f, .A ' ' , fi , ' M. -'ff f ,, ' Z 7 5 R -J ' 1 SIX., . 17. I :sup '1 1-Ir., f ' -ww .. .Q lu' I 'jffg 'i:...ff5?'q1 Q I 7 . , ...sigh ,, I '. , f'M!l, .3 4' - .. A Sag 3? L- .-. . l .v.L. . . T' ' LEFT TO RIGHT FIRST ROW: LTJG O. A. Mc LOON, HOXIE, D. 1... SN: SVENNINOSON, R. A., GlVlG3g RAMSAY, vv. J., FTGI: CROSBY, R. E., GIVIG-Cr ELLSWORTH, G. M., GIVIGSN: HLJFF, R. G., GMTSN, MLJRRY. Es. S., SN: cvvo N. I. FEWELI.. SECOND ROW? MAK1, L. E., GMG2: RAND, J. G., GIVITSN: HARDY, C. J., FTGSN: wll.cl-IER, J. T., SNQ MASON, 1.. R., GMGSN, JOHNSON, J., SN: KITCHENS, J. T., GMG3, KADTZ1, P. lvl., GMG2. NOT SHOWN? LUIVINA'-I, S. J., SN: PHILLIPS, E. C., SN, j- 'Q li!!-jj La 4 xx I 2 Q LTIG C. P.. MCLOON, Gunnery Officer Mount 34 manned and ready for Gen- eral Quarters. CWO N. I. FEWELL, Division Officer Third Division personnel manipulate the ship's fork lift trucks with the dexterity of a New York cab driver. DIVISION OFFICISII KOMANDT, RM2, carefully crdiusls the sin- gle side-bcmd radio receiver. Q, X xx' Q71 . 17.11-1-YW -V TUCILLO, RM1, logs in on incoming messoge. Z, s A , Z 2 f f , 2 we , r , Q gf -1, I ' X 3 r , fin' 5 , 1. Q AMX nv XX f jx - 3 ,, pf, W 0 ,X U I f f , , Q is x , ,W f ,r, f,,, . ,QR . ' f -2 .., , I , f2i-w. jEW - I M. 4 ' , :,,,,::'f,x I MS nfl I f' , I .,, Wye A. n - ' Q if l .X f ,Z ,f f -, 5 ,, L 3 W V 1 KX W ig, i, ff iw-X , f A ' 'g f 14 . 5 fe., A ' fur- , ' ik , 4,1-7' ff ,,'f' , ,gr , 5 I Q 2, fp L 9 4 ROBERTS, SM2, demonstrates the proper semaphore Proc dure during cr drill on the open bridge. ' LEFT TO RIGHT KNEELING ROBERTS W D SM2 ROMIG C L RMSN ATCHISON S L RMSN MITCHELL RM2 KOMANDT G G RM?. STANDING HARMON S K SMC HEROD L A SM3 MIXON SM3 MURRAY T H RMSN KRUG E G SN GANGONE A SN HAACK G H 0 C Dlvlslon 5 7 NNN 6 1 .GQ Q 3 n - - I 'Y H . QI 5 M-ij , X 3 ', N A X .X J x ! xi 0-I 0-N Divi ion -C Ill I - LEFT TO RIGHT FIRST ROWT LTJG VV. J. CLJLBERT, SEELEY, VV. R., 11: ETRSN: FISHER, D. G., ETNL3 ROUSSELL, G. J., SN: VACHIO, A., JR., SN, VVAREEL, VV. R., OM33 ENS R. H. VVISNIEVVSKI. SECOND ROW: VVlLLlAN1S,E. L., QIV1lyLlNDSAY,G. VV., ETX: SLUSSER, J. P., SN, ESRIDGERS 9 E. L., SN, LLOYD, R. L., RDS, NICARTHUR D. R. RDL' HA QKVIJ, y I . IVIPTON. G. D., QIVl3g LOUDON, J. B -4' ,, .NC 'X-L . ' 0 4 LTIG W. I. CULBERT CIC OFFICER LTIG I. I. SYRON NAVIGATOR HAMPTON, QM3, keeps a close watch on the ENS R. H. WISNIEWSKI ELECTRONICS OFFICER To back up the navigators on the bridge rudder angle indicator during a special sea detail. . Chief OGLE constantly marks the ship's po- sition while entering port. the ship's position is tracked by radar and plotted by Chief MORRIS and Mr. CUL- BERT. 'Q if 53' - ez 35 I fm ..f- ,Xi Q7 I X if i Qs P - MCDONALD, FN, checks a reference on one of the many Engineering Department reports and letters processed in the Log Room. LTIG A E DISI-IMAN IR DIVISION OFFICER if 5 W M 'mlm L ' , - -N Q 5. if -,,,...11-' at fs-r It CAPT GREEN presents VASICH, PN2, his new rating badge. KW E , 1. ,I Kgs 2 f' Minor aches and accidents are promptly attended to m slck bay. Here, Doc BROWN, HM3, instructs WATERS, SN, on the use of an ointment. Division l' l 9 dx. KNEELING E S A E DISHIVIAN BYRD, l. H , YNC: RRISH R l. EIVIC, BYRES, FIRST ROW IVIICKLSON, D G SA, ONUFER G , YNSN1 MCDONALD R F FN, IVIETZGER, F J PCSN, SHAW, C B SN, VASICH IVI J DURHAIVI, C. IVI , YN3 SECOND ROW BLANTON R E YN3, BROWN, A , HlVl3: OVVF G S S , F RBES C H H 2 COUNTS G R YN3, DEFRANSCO, R A , YN3g WENDROF C J RCSN 1123 nz. mp.: ,-,,,....-,E Divi i0l1 0 0 A FN X T X I EFT TO RIGHT EATEQ: XIVESTCOTT. I, C., IVIIVIZQ SISHQR, E., IvIIvIz. PRICE, E. S., ENIQ COY. R- A-- NTQI ENS R. A. PRUSHA. EIRST ROXIV? WELCH, R., EN3: UNDERVVOOD, H. E., JR., IvIR3g VECCHIO, O. J., FN: KAW-AN M, I-I,, Ix.IM5q WADE, E. S., FN, SECOND Row: WHITAKER, J. W., JR., IVlIVl3g NICDOVVELL., J. R., JR., FNQ SIvIITH, J. A-I M LOLJDEN. A- S-. FN: BLANK. W- H.. EN: HORTON, J. E., EN, GRANTHAIVI. J- B-. FN? WBSON T. N., EN3. M ! A ,, lux I 'iff M an 1 I SLLOND ROW PRATT, A F PURDONI J G DCS VVAGNER D F P3 SNOW J FZ., ENS R.A. PRUSHA A8cR DIVISION OFFICER ' -my E 2 , l ENS D. F. COOK . l DIVISION omcsn ,1..i.?, MASTONE, EMI, and Mr. COOK go over a job request in the Log Room. ii 1 i l 5 I Z. I GRINNER, EM2. carefully checks all l gauges and dials while on watch at the main switchboard. I 1 1 K' Maintaining the ship's electrical gear in top working condition is cr continual process with E Division. At work here are V DEMENY, EM3, cmd STEWART, EMFN. l 4 . o 2 o l o Q r 'mf 511' . gi A I , h A ig Af sv - ' uf 1 , Q f1l.1-- - ot P . a fo X 3 I Divi ion hnou LEFT TO RIGHT SEATED IVIASTONE J A EIVII LNS D F COOK E. RALIN C ICI FIRST ROVV DFIVIENY D L EIVI3 HFNLFY B TEVVE-Y L I SIIVIONDS, R E' VV E. BLOFSKY VV ICFN SECOND ROVV IVIORCAN R J FN13 GRASSKA FN STEWART VV L FN, LANE, EN! LAURENLELLE, G I IC? WILSON FN HARRING-TON IVI L EIVIFN Ni DANG 'so E O VOLTS 7 PQ! 4Yff , W I -.ss . if ' If Qlnpsv L. I , f 211 'intl V 2: I I , M.. 9 I Sit N 1 be I X B Q .X ' CRACKI ' IX 5 Pop' ' 15 .-1 . if . ,, I, Th I 6 t. L i If 5. B an-n fur LEFT TO RIGHT ,,--Q ,,,,-5 DiViSi0I1 KNEELINGZ ATEN, E. R., BT3g GEER, H. L.., BT3g NATION, C, T., BT2.: COE, W. W., BT3, MORGAN, v. R., B-rm. FIRST ROW! COOK, B R. l..., FN: REEVES, G. SECOND ROW! CWO G. R. IVI., FA: IVIITCHELI., ., B-rag SIEBENALER, O. J., BT3g GODLEWSKI, R. N., BT3, BARR, ., BTCS. BEE, DELBRUGGE, R. J., BT3q TAYLOR, R. V., FN: FRENCH, , BT2.: JOHNS, J. H., FN. N I .I i K 0 fs, LEFT TO RIGHT KNEELING: WALLACE, J. R., NHV13: POHORENEIC, R. J., MMFNQ FLYNN, L. o., MMI, GLOSSON, CWO G A BEE R. S.. MMI! RICKRODE, J. Iva., IVHVIII, Bam DlVlSl'ON OFFICER FIRST Row: Cwo G. A. BEE, HAYDEN, R. M., PN, BAIN, L. C., lVHV1.1:HlIVlE5, J. vv., FN, VEEDER, J. C., IVIIVI3: TIS-ON, J. J., FN: IVICKINLEY, R. R., Ivnvu: GOODWIN, J. E., JR., FN: CUMNIINS, L.. N., JR., FN SECOND Row: BRUCE, C. M., lVllV13,RlCH, E. R., MM3, CLARK, C. E., Ivnwna, NIOORSE, T. R., MM3, WAKEIVIAN, B. A., lVllVl32 GERIVIANTON, L.. F., IVIIVICS, ..0.. Q .Q R V' X 5 fi f N 39... .gff f- ,4- ' -,iff ,- ' fe --rf H-4b-ww-mnwvmwuluvvlwmuw f.- ..-in Cl tt rin one oi the storerooms slightly mor-e than u e g usual are ZIMMERMAN, SN. BELSKY, SK2, KOOB, SK3. DENNY, SK3, and REIMER, SN. HUGHEY, SN, and CROSBY, SH3, checking the ship's store inventory. 3 V, it fa M 'Q cf' ilrm' 1,...f- ,M,....,,... e G16 if 152 1- ,, ff!! xii X I 1 I jfiffnwr- vf'ff I, gi fi f I wf ,J ft Q32-4441. Mqwn ff f' ENS L. L. GARRISON DISBURSING OFFICER S DIVISION OFFICER Chief GARDNER gives us a hearty What? Me worry? grin as EASTWOOD, SH2, is hard at work raising prices. Division - Y' I ' ,Il T1?.:fL Il, J 4 ., I ,Z , ,,, gg , ,xi I 3 -- '1 fq N. Quilt. 1 .fx--J' X xx X I I' f -..M FIRST ROW: DECLJZIVIAN, R. S. C., TN, KING, R. E., SHI, DENNY, S. A., SKJ, REIMER, M. C., SN, GLJNTER, T. J., SN: O'BRlEN, R. R., CSJ, NIYRO, R. S., SHSA, FERGUSON, H. M., DK3f LANDRENEAD, S., SN, CROSBY, J. R., SH3, SANTANA, J. L., CSL, SECOND ROW? LT S. v. T. CLARK, RRINTZ, J. C., SN, SNIEED, J. E., SK31VVATERS,S., SN:ARTHUR, Iva. S., SN, BELSKY, vv. J., SKQ, POUNDS, vv. A., DNQGRIIVIIV1, D. L., CS3, KOOB, L. R., SK3, ENS L. L. GARRISON, GARDNER, S. J., SRCA. ' THIRD ROW? RUTHERI-TORD,G.,SK1g MILLER, C. F., SKI: RICE, R. J., CS3, HARRIS, K. vv., SN, EASTWOOD, L. E., Sk-il: ZIMMERMAN, C. L., SN, BARNES, J. vv., SN, HLJSHEY, T. B., SN, 1 J I 2 7 5 I L 1 E l 3 O Aga 4 1 F Q I Y 2 ' x5 -5 1 g . anxbza . J. , K ' 'e-JQA0 swuam if , X 5 HRIPTIDE lil WAS A NATO EXERCISE CONDLJCTED w HIL.E ENROUTE TO THE IVIEDITERRANEAN INVOLVING MANY SHIPS AND AIRCRAFT OF NATO COUNTRIES. HIGHLIGHTS OF THE EXERCISE EOE SURIBACHI WERE SENDING PRACTICE LOADS TO BRITISH DESTROYERS AND FRIGATES AND REARMING THE NUCLEAR POWERED ENTERPRISE CCVA-655 FOR THE FIRST TIME. -I -..T 's again , I f 44 F W if CREW MESS ORBE5, HM2, MAKES DAILY 1NsPEcT1oN F ALL- MESS COOKE AND FOOD HANDLERS 1-O INSURE PROPER LEVELS OF SANITATION LINED up ARE, HORTON, FNg GOODWIN, FN: AND BELHKE, FN. 1 I LET m'4 'g -ff W TN 95 KN- ! 3 fGQ E335 6259? Q M,,'ib A ,.. -Ji N X THE QUALITY OF' THE UVCHOVVTY IS ONE OF A SHIFHS B IGGEST IVIORALE FACTORS. SURIBACHI IS WELL. KNOWN AS A VVGOOD FEEDER . SHOWN HERE PREPARING A MEAL ARE, FROM LEFT TO RLGHT: O'ERxEN AND EARLE, SN , css: RICE, Ossg Auwls if S was STALL, SN, fills trays for hungry SUHIBACHI men. YALE, DC2, leaves serving line wilh a full lray. The crew eats comfortably, four men to a table, on the spacious mess deck. ...f 'Wir M C-. 4 l RXNN Q-fl A ' , .0 'ir CANNESv Sepf FRANCE 'I962 24 1 'nl f, i' f , f F' 'K f f 'f' x ,Q x ,.,i..,,- I Ay V My iffy? w.f'Nm' 'Q 1' Qs mt kk , fa, 2 ,4g,:,5w, 3,42 Y jx' -WV' ' f ' L. ' Simi' mr my It A V ' ,, Ti 1 '- vw Q ' ru-en 'fu . r 'wifi' 'H fl? QL ,gi viuwafff all ,Q I ,fi VE, 4, v. 3 , i ff- ITU 1 1 4 vt 'f,.w,jm . , .ig .Yap ,ihffgf ,, , A 1 , 'w. li 'f fir 6 ,4 xxx The Honor Guard comes to present arms during visit ol dignitaries from Turkish Navy. M RMARIS, TURKEY ., ,V' Inter-ships football and baseball games provide chief recreation at Marmaris, Turkey. fw N, x Children S Pa Ma rmcaris Turkey X H Y , H ,, THE HIGHLIGHT OF OUR VISIT TO IVIARIVIARIS WAS A PARTY HELD ON BOARD FOR 150 TURKISH SCHOOL CHILDREN. THE CHILDREN WERE GIVEN A TOUR OF THE SHIP AND A CARTOON SHOW WAS HELD ON THE IVIESS DECKS, WHERE ICE CREAIVI AND COOKIES WER SERVED. THE PARTY CAN BE TERIVIED A SUCCESS, AS THE CREW HAD AS IVIUCH FUN AS THE CHILDREN- : 5' - DEPARTMENT HEADYS REPORT READINESS CONDITIONS OF, RESPECTIVE DEPARTMENTS TO THE EXECUTIVE OFFICER NIGHTLY AT '78 OYCLOCK REPORTS . it -nn- , 2 ENS WISNIEWSKI, LTCJGD BROOKES, cwo EEE, CWC FEWELL- AND I-TCJGD SYRON RELAX IN THE WARDROOM BEFORE DINNER. , ,P YW V DINNER IN THE WARDROOM xx in 4,1 .ff Q L aww QNX i i ff' , 'S Qs , I R' 'QW' X X' V1 Wu EF was M U I 6 41 A HIEF PETTY OFFICERS PREPARE O WATCH ANOTHER CINEMA EPIC IN THE CPO MESS. THE CHQEFS Cum: UP FOR A CROUR PICTURE. FIRST ROvv. OGL..E,QNlCJ IV1ORRlS,RDC: CROSBY, CMC-Cf HARMON, Srvncg SATTERFIELO, BMCgCERnv1ANTON, MMCS1 SECOND Rovv. PARRISH, Emcg REEVES, aTCSg TOWNSEND, SFCIVII GARDNER, SKC: BYRD, YNC. -4 Q 3 Q or fl '4 'Q 1 I f Q f 1 54 fl MILLER, SK1, BYERS, HM1, and PRICE, ENI play cards in the First Class Mess. 1, x Ei W, ' OCK OFF HI P'S WORK -u...f 'M O'BRIEN, CS3, and KITCHENS, SN, catch up - on their reading while waiting for the movie HAMPTQN' kQM3i ang, FEISHFR' ET2' cxlplcg to start on the mess deck. Pfopef po er aces urmg U ga Hearts on the mess deck. ' 4 A xr 1-1 ,A X Ui When loading stores all hands ' turn to , however, one might suspect that the picture of Chief GARDNER is posed. rf 'lx A DROP vw 'But I've had my Whecxties . . . ' 1 ff L X il- I QV ff f Field Day in the Engine Room. 3,1 'M 2, CAPT GREEN darefully A observes weather, ships, and the 'sea as' the ship leaves port on a cloudy day. WILLIAMS, QM2, takes bearing while entering port. -.QQ-u-nnifoiifl-ff' 3--n-Q-vw-1 CDR IUDITH and Mr. MOORE discuss operational messages. V , . g, T?iQ, v L I if , 1 Q r 5 i 4 if lf ips ', . jsf vi!!! 4, 1 , ,, A M, Vx .,, 'fm f' 1 'FE' ' www, ' , . S mg, 3nf,j?,K,f,. N IME. ff V ff , 1 A ,aff f ' X 5 'fm I ,ww K ll ' w nf ,H '1 A73 A X J 'W lil 'X ' gf Ulf' . ' W: mi ' Q if I4 ff , R' 'Lf' X il ' . sf 'MF - , . S A if 5' - z'. ,Q K my 'gg ' -N an A -1 -J u 1 if E , , sf 5? V LUV- . Q4 A if 9 - ,nl . Ka VJ? ,. MPP I A 'A X . Z , Nj., 1 if bg, ., , 1 I my 2 f 5, , . , , ,v 8 'S' Y Af La . we ,. 199 xi wr i e K. n . 0 A , 2 ,L '.1'1' g 'Q 315 : R -..,, Jw' rw iv. . During the summer months oi the Mediterranean cruise, Swim Call is held whenever possible. Come on in - the wcxter's fine! Mr. GARRISON ponders cr difficult' let- ter while FERGUSON, DK3, looks up reierences. NS! fini ?x,'txXUr 5 3399 '33 S.- We NU SWUMNG Q' s X. - is :X x Q- SLUSSER, SN, has cm infected toe examined by BROWN, HM3. MITCHELL, SN, and LOMBARDI, SN, bend on messenger for manila high line. COE, BT3, and MITCHELL, BT2, inspect fuel hose connection. . --- --.,.,- 1 N.: ,..-V ,,,..f PRINTZ, SN, prepares a serving of soft ice cream at ship's store soda fountain. FRENCH, FN, looks over merchandise attractively displayed in the ship's store. LANDRENEAU, SA, and CROSBY, SH3, prepare ffl' give haircuts to SMITH, MM3, and ENS PRUSHA 1n the ship's barber shop. I 5 r n 4 MATANGA, TN, PARTIDO, TN, and DEGUZMAN, TN, have hands checked for cleanliness by FORBES, HM2. I I 4 i ' DELANCY, SH3, operates steam press in the ship's , laundry- E. ,es-wer-,try xx ,, 1 1.4. .-I POUNDS, SN, start ship's washing ma chine, or button smasher as it is some times called. . X C wb! Q x si? ZW f 3 K QQ' W WW Z 1 ff Q M' W. ,ff ffm v7! 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