Taconic (AGC 17) - Naval Cruise Book

Text from Pages 1 - 110 of the 1956 volume:

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CARIBBEAN KINGSTON - GITMO - PORT AU PRINCE - SAN JUAN MEDITERRANEAN PORTS OF CALL CAGLIARI - ATHENS - SALONIKA - ISTANBUL IZMIR - CORFU - NAPLES CPOMPEII, VESUVIVS, ROMEJ GOLF JUAN CALPS, PARISH GENOA KVENICEJ LEGHORN CPISA, FLORENCEJ RHODES - GIBRALTAR. DEPARTMENTS 1 DIVINE SERVICES' SPORTS INSPECTION ' LIFE ABOARD SHIP SPECIAL FEATURES . SNAPSHOTS Contents 996i El S35 DEDICATIUN As in the Korean situation we are faced with the questlon. Why Am l Here? For the most pant. the answer is the same Millions of dollars are spent annually to maintain 'a combat-ready' Sixth fleet, to serve first, as a hardfhitting first line of defense and second, as ambassadors of democracy and good will. Thetarget of both is communism. Here in the Mediterranean where na- tions are just now showing signs of post war pros- perity and strength, the'Med fleet serves as a huffer agent and a security force against possible aggression, lt is to the aims of the U. S. Sixth fleet that we dedicate this 'cruise book. f , we gf w ! 1 LBA 5,7 if .- 'K ' M - KJ is.,-f' k., lfw Sr we-7 '11 ' if! ,f Rear Admiral William K. Ramoser Rear Admiral John Sylvester ComPhibGru Four Rear Admiral Wallis F. Peterson ComPhibGru Two ComPhibGru Four Fleet Marine Foree's Commanding Generals., Eastern Atlantic and Mediterranean Brigadier General ' Jack P. Juhan Brigadier General Randolph M. Victory MEET THE CAPTAIN CAPTAIN SAMUEL P. MONCURE First duty aboard USS Augusta CA-31 Commanding Officer of the USS Henderson AP-1 Gunnery Officer of the USS Alabama BB-60 Executive Officer of the USS St. Paul CA-73 Commanding Officer of the USS Brush DD-745 Commanding Officer of Flt Tra Gru, Pearl Harbor Administrative Aide to the Chief of Naval Operations Commander Destroyer Division Two Six Two and EXECUTIVE OFFICER COMMANDER FRANCIS E. CLARK Duty in the Asiatic Fleet Commanding Officer of the USS Whitewood AG-129 Duty in the Pacific: Bandoeng Strait Engagementg New Guineag Aleutiansg Okinawa and Formosa Commanding Officer of the USS Redbud AKL-398 Commanding Officer of the USS Shadwell LSD-15 44 Q f ew York Gigs fwimsnlnifign f , R ff I, J ' fig! orfolk A? ' 'm 5 xx ' R X A NX A 3 d 'Y 'aiu ' fb 2 J b 'I . Sf' O V A VL p'.?LlSBOA EQ' SPAIN A O K A. : Mami ' ,B Key West ,H -A ' X3 , BAH A G R' ' A X P N- HABANA . wb IS on '-YW' ' D iq vuxh -N. A A A O5 ' Monocco ,. 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This part of our recreation was also outstand- ing in the win column, as well as in spirit and showing American sportsmanship while playing against teams of many countries. ffv Sp fchdw XNSVECK XQN ffv s PECD Ufv XNSPECIY XON BATTLE STATIONS FOR GENERAL 4 QUARTERS DRILL 5 REPLENISHING AT SEA ADMIRAL RAMOSER ON THE SIGNAL BRIDGE age -nf' PORTO Scuno BEER PARTY GRADUATION AT SEA GEDUNK AT lT'S BEST FIRST CLASS PLAYERS g ,14lo55l' .H Hill .Olll Oli -HIIHH ull :ill Ill Oil 114 on Ill :Munn 0500009049 'flliillli filflillbl ' 4 4 I T 1. 1,95 l.o.0'f:g:g:4:,9 'Huon 1:o:c'a',',',',l.1'w ,', .4.o.c'e'oh?, , I v'6'a'p' ' ' M995 v 0 T T ' ' N 0 O 4 Oll.,.'v fmotoo V . .'.f I I A sneer SHQOTLNG ON THE FLIGHT DECK LIBERTY CALL SWIM CALL SCOOP I ,uf Mi March 20-Underway swf , i , r 'Q if XS 'Q rx -, rw llbziiili 1-ai After a few days of liberty and repairs in Portsmouth we be- gan to prepare for our cruise to the Mediterranean. Many of us still had fond memories of the warm and hospitable Caribbean, as we worked far into the night loading provisions. Ten days on the Atlantic and we sighted the familiar Rock of Gibraltar, another three days and we arrived at our first port, Cagliari, Capital City ofthe ltalian island of Sardinia. Almost a week of HEY JOE SMOKE? and we began to look anxiously toward new horizons... f f'-X rn' NB 'J v A zmm. I Q 1 J A A 1 L ISTANBUL'S C LOCK TOW ER Af.I'Ef8? THE BLUE MOSQUE AT BAZAAR THE n I ISTANBUL FHLTON' HOTEL W 'M 5 n 1 T T I The main attractions during our visit to Naples were XA, X yd , ,, ,M H, ,lil h . . .. tw -ff v .gg-AX 1 ffzhilf' jrffrfjay' t etours to, Capri, Mt.V6SUVlUS, Pompeii and Rome... -X X, ,,IAl ,gig li .2,3qfj,,L,44,9,i',gji KX X X X ' sf -0 ' -5-4,241 ' ,f 1Nb.:fh'I HIZQJ 1765- 1'f-2112 a K X no 'Wag Hg ,.xl,-:WW-gl,cf ,K Wwgx. ,f ,i'-,116-'.:l fha .fvm ' liao x i, ,I l fs ef-as l a ll 1 A Kzi , X - 'I ll ,Aff XX. 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APLE S ,,f1rf45:Qw:-uma Saw- ,, A vi l H ,U -pi .. 4, S Will-ml AND ROME We had a general audience with His Holiness, Pope and the Holy Father appeared. The Pope pronounced Pius XII. Massive St. Peter's was filled with people his benediction upon the-assemblage, and then delivered from at least a dozen nations, and a multi-lingual cheer a greeting to each major language group represented. filled the cathedral as the red velvet curtains parted VATICAN CITY KST. PETERS CATHEDRALJ TOURMPARTY AT THE COLOSSEUM E . Q tx-xTi'1TiiBiI:i.i TN 74 -'fin mx 'T el'a'M'2 A EEIFEHIFIMT P W - T PT 1 ,,uuE- - u -I ' I 'lFg3VT'1iF52?'5'.4,fW1f-'T Y:15,1lVfflKf'lEfT:2ET j , I 'Q 5.11 1.52 Qli-. 15.3 , A ' .1 .'--111.-22'-'E' A'L1f.. !? T'i :xy '11 ,Ag ,Ig . fi A ,ajtf -'Q-':i -L-'IE5 L. .lzfwf 1' Q E-Q 5 ' V - - T I' - fkefrk 'f - , -21, d X'j13:,j, ' .Turin T ' '. 1, 4' 4, g f Qi? -- X . -3 1sp,-'L L+? 3f TT S Q4 , E A GARIBALDI SQUARE, NAPLES. 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Excellent restaurants, beautiful parks and easy access to the resorts of the Italian Riviera placed liberty in Genoa among the most pleasant days spent in Europe. ,. , K ' f,! 4 '?, In A Q: f V X411 IGN V 6-f o ?f4f, 'fe' f-Q. .H ,i , ' -' -fi l, 357 4 -V K ' 55744 5 '52 J ' ff ' A i ' M n- J A T - . .gmz O , 'f '.v-'gl 0 ' 1' L. U'l1f'r' i f'w' 5 ,N pf U IPM' ' ' n -R -.,,, 1 f Tr ----Q... L 1- .r 11' w in L , -I , .L x W rd fr'l' C if Iv ,I Q r V! ,l , in f rl 4 rl 1 ? 'f CJ all V ' 1 .. I f ht' ':l5lll'i' 1 'A ..' 1 -1 ll 'f I 5 I w 1 , O DD K ' , I 'mil V 1'i' XX 4 ff ' 1 it EW I ', - 1 1 ' ' 1. 'UH ,Q 4 ' Q' Al , 14 ' F 1 I I H i 45 k 1 A4 K m ' 'Cl I f 5 I u , 0922 e 4 PORTA SOPRANA and THE HOME OF COLUMBUS f VENICE Those of us who took the tour to Venice found it to be one ofthe most enjoyable cities we visited. The throngs of tourists gave a holiday atmosphere to the familiar scenes of St. Marks Square and the colorful beaches and resorts of Lido. The restful quiet of winding canals and slow moving gondolas was a contrast which made us realize why this city is one of the largest attractions in Europe. e .5 I I ! . , lla Him lla' Q 3' ' .4 5 LEGHORN Our vi it to Leghorn took us tothe Leaning Tower of Pisa and the beautiful City of Florence. While there, we were visited by a group of talented Boy Scouts who toured our ship and entertained us with a Pirate Adventure Skit. FLORENCE Ti LESS: PIAZZA DELLA SIGNORIA CATHEDRAL OF FLORENCE WITH GIOTTO S TOWER AND BRUNELLESCHI S DOME PURCHASING HAND MADE LEATHER GOODS f SALONTKA xx CORFU F0 ATHENS RHODES SALONIKA IVIONASTARY OF PALIO CORTIZZA f T -a 3 1' - 3 THQ M KIT x X 5' xx T' X H xx N . g, ..V,..4.,-1- IIA-.A SALONIKA'S WHITE TOWER A ST. DEIVIETRIEUS CHURCH P CORFU 4 OLD LITTLE CASTLE RESORT AND BEACH KAISER WILH ELIVI'S PALACE Y ARCHBISHOP OF CORFU BEING WELCOIVIED ABOARD BY ADMIRAL PETERSON RHO DES TOURING THE OLD CITY A FLEET LANDING AT RHODES ATHENS ICC ,, I , THE TH ESEUME-fBEST PRESERVETSAOF ALL THE WORLDS ANCIENT BUILDINGS BUILT 421 I3.c. ATHENIAN ORPHANS INVADE THE TACONIC THE PARTHENON, ANCIENT ARCHITECTURAL WONDER. A mid' ' W T I ' '44 My - fi? f n 'I' fi? Y D 1 M I0 H AW CMON, WHEN WE GOING HOME? GIBRALTAR and HO E We have spent Greek Drachmae, Turkish Lira and Knrvs, French Francs. Italian Lira, and British Pounds and Shillings. We have visited many countries and heard their various tongues. Our journeys have taken us through seven time zones and we have seen much of Europe and glimpses of Africa and Asia, but the most welcomed sight of all was our first sight of home. I 17 I A - eq qi! if X' iq ?W f 'YT' -:!? K 'ly 1. Q .qe.!zni,, , Q' r, Nm, HM lifzsxi. 'Q pl 91-X Y! ,L 5 1 A, l ' K A3 rr. 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' L T 1 Lu Q H . 4 'A 5: . . S Q JL- , E551 fx x -' 'E 7 MV' 1i2iEE22isE2E222:2 :2:2:5E52EEi5i32 , . 'X .. - -- . Q- '1a ' Vg-61 ' A I . . lb W 5 1 my 1 A - 1 ''5:21212rE1ErErEr31E1E1Er2221252225312553E3E52E5E3i3EgEgE3 5E5EE131E1E2E2E2E1E1252125252555EEE5E53E225E5Q5Q5Q5Q5Qggi mmf? DECK DEPARTMENT J. A. McEvoy, LCDR USN First Lieutenant J. M. Wiggins, ENS USNR Administration Asst. C. E. Crandall, LTJG USN R Gunnery Off. Sz 3rd Div. Off. Sz Asst. lst LT. R. E. Clemons, ENS USNR 2nd Div. Officer R. E. Ellis, LTJG USNR Asst. Gunnery Oiicer J. 0. Wicke, ENS USNR lst Div. Officer F. C. Averill, CHBOSN USN Ship's Boatswain G. R. Strohmeyer, ENS USNR Asst. lst Div. Officer ISTDIVISIGN Xl 4th Line, L to R J.F. Patterson, D.H. Haines, F..C. Linton, R.J. Herman, F.G. Leibold, J.L. Severson, W.A. 3rd Line, LtoR M. Trebacz, T.E. Wuepper, R.B. Wells, J.L. Daniels, R.G. Lindsey, S.A. Storch, K.J. Carroll, B.A. J.W. Pursley, N.L. Rice, 2nd Line LtoR E. Dobie, E. Tolderlund, H.E. Johnson, BM3, J.C. Rutter, BM3, J.M. Wiggins, J.O. Wicke, ENS Div. Officer, C.R. Freeland, BM1, N.A. Hill, BM2, J. Hansley, BM2, J.D. McElrath, A. Rogers lst Line LtoR J.E. Chittam, R.L. Harrison, H.W. Cook, A.F. Kamand, L.C. Seneca, L.T. Durkee, C.W. Wright, J.R. Hartman, J.F. Peltz A Not L.J. Turner, G. Steinman, F.J. Ruvoio, G.A. Madison, H.E. Johnson, A.A. Johansen, M. Gerson, R.N. Flowers, P. DeLong, J.F. Cody, When men go down to thc sea in ships is a phrase that brings to mind the sailor of the Deck, It is he who hawses the anchor, mans the boats, puts over a line, rigs booms, chips and paints decks, and accomplishes the topside work of the man 0' war, It is he who one pictures running the liberty boats on Sunday and rigging fuel lines on Monday at 0400. It is the Deck sailor who is roughened by the elements until he acquires the rolling gait and ruddy face of the true sailor. In this day of modern mechanical conveniences, he is the one man aboard who has never lost touch with the sailor's arts passed on from the days of wooden ships when Norwegian Steam was the rule not the exception. Yes, the men of the deck work hard, live hard, and sleep hard but they have the satisfaction and pride of making the ship shipshape and seamanlike to the visitor and shipmate alike. .S A TRY IT AGAIN MUST BE MORE THAN 3 FT OPENING THE GARAGE DOOR BE CAREFUL BOYS THEY'RE CIGARETTES HANDLING CARGO FOR THE CORPS WHO'S GOT THE TRIPPING LINE V, - u 11 COMING UP COMING ABOARD AGAIN T 1 0 b ,E . 4 5 2 N D D l v I s l o N A ... r - ' 7125 pg' avg: 'qw' - .,-4,3-.,. ,fm J . - '. -ms X af Top Row J.L. Carpenter, R.F. Smith, L.E. Hill, D.K. Coffitt, H.A. Reed, R.E Gorshoff, S. Perry, H.D. Pearson, J.R. Beech, E.E. Grover, K.J. Loewenrsteihgri J.P. Miller, A.D. Syme, G.M. Troutman, E.W. Fitzsimmons, G.A. Madison, E. Bergstrom, R.E. Snyder, J. Dennis . Middle Row J.P.Thoraldson, R.L. Motley, D.J.York, BM3, C.B.Schreiber, BM3, H.G.Stultz, BM1, ENS R.E. Clemons, J.M. Bailey, BMC, W.'P.McCafferfy5'BM1. l-l.R. Mills, BM2, W. Redd, J.J. Falgia. Bottom Row: G.N. Scarato, F.D. Fitzgerald, V.E. Smith, C.M. Edwards, W.H. Satterfield, J.E. Johnson. R.L. Size, G. Sheperd. Missing: R. Barnett, J. Coppola, B. Calhoun, A.T. Oxford, R.O. Rogers, BM2, L.L. Mathis, BM2, W.M. Oikle, T. Ray, J.L. Willis. THE BIG FOUR STARTING A SEWING CIRCLE Q I ONCE HAD A WHITE COLLAR JOB ,, xQ 3 ,f ,.-1-'N AND THEY'RE OFF...' A y , z...,:2' 't. QT' ff , .W .. A 'N'-.. 'I - . ,f7 HOLY SMOKE - WHAT A JOB! 4 'Q' .Q v k K' Q- Qjf., Q -xf 15,1-' wx., -. .,4n.5,-'51, :' ' r '3 ti Rafi W K' ' ,' S.: A-A .5-vfa! K5 ? 'Q ',rJ, - . ,gy f K!f f'.. ' 2 ' 1 , H, piss! . f' - 1121 any I-IELICGPTER UNIT' ' ' ' ' . if Q'-Lf? . Q A -4 f L L to R LTJG F.c. Williams, L.:-4. Reynolds ADC, T.A. Robertson AD2, E.w. Moore,ADAN, c.R. P ' M 7 enmngton ADAN. E P. -.5 hu F, . . r . A.- Fx 'if ' . v.w.,g .., ,Q- wzi , , wr. ' .,. ' . ,f1 f.' ,- ' V F3 , tg, . m'.'Sf-:A W -Lf uf,-, 4.142 K. , -5 ,wa XXX? R fi - , 311' 1- f N. 41-Q15 gf ff.-fri-,gi 'Wit 5. , fl ' - 11 :3?iQ5 J . xv ' 552' f, 337, it :Rs : X ff- .ff 'rbi'-1 .- -1305 ' ,1 ' 7'..11. ii.-45,22 7. 1 'fw1.s-':7 C15 N, ,O REFUELING DETAIL WHAT GOES UP BETTER NOT COME DOWN nii. .M .X .. X. . Xvyw l 4 . X,,Q U,, Q-SX ,-Ss SN S : , .W X, mms. s SN K 4 tc. 4,0 Msn K V vizggwl ,ffm . R ' 1 say Jew NX Y'-NSN R' ,N .S X 2 :W-'fff','5 N sf. - Q ,swaef s sk Zjjfiyitff 9 t ,WSW syss W ,wi t rn Sf' ms frssfswwsx . kwa '.+f4 s-:Eff W0 sy L UNNERY 3rd Division l Seated L to R, W. H. Bagwell GM1 Ens. J. W. Gallagher 3rd division officer, LTJG W. B. Frick Gunnery Officer LTJG C. E. Crandall Assistant Gunnery Officer, F L. Turpin GM3 , Standing L to R, R. A. Beam FT2, R. J. Litchfield FT3, E. R. Bowden GM2, R. H. 'Andrews GM3, P. F. Gray GM3 D. F. Jones SN, R. A. Edmonds SN, T. H. Jarman FT2, J. L. Peace GM3 Not Shown T. C. Cozort GMC, B. lm Taylor GM2, D. A. Maternowski GM3 TURNING TO f 9 x wtygfi Xi' X ' V-Q1 5 X L' Q 'I ?:SQ en B qw 4? I X ,Q Ee H9312 aiu 'fgaiterg X v'!7 REP IR L ?'-Jr j K -v f ,NN X Q-'-,--,...f Us ..- sf T K, . R ,f 5 X I Q 19 DAMAGE CONTROLMAN NI ETAL SMITH PIPEFITTER wp.. 45' My ny- f 2 ,Q is 2 ' Q n we S 1:1 .X X its s, I Q i?'f?4.fi3' ight:-Q J, Q Q. i .. w i.. 5513, 'QTQFQJ - ..... 4, . MARINE COMM. DET. and FLAG ALLOWANCE Top-Row J. J. Snead C. B. Willcox J. T. Erickson R. F. Rillman P. Clark A. E. Stafford Bottom-Row T. F. Dodds J. A. Sayers C. O. Bush fCommanding Off.J W. R. Baker R. D. Gonzales Not shown J. J. Nave E. D. Davis MARINE COMM. DET. and FLAG ALLOWAN Top-Row R. S. Pierce F. J. King W. H. Blaisdeli G. W. Seely V. R. Galindo V. J. Cameron Bottom-Row J. B. Martin P. D. Coffin L. R. Paradise lst. Sgt. R. L. Fredericks E w E E z 1' iff Y! H in - 'W - vii' 5...-,gf 'QW Vs? V 3 We .Q fm. . 7 JT ,agei- xx, rr .fjsicf , q3..C.i.:'.,fg, .aa Q 1. ,, -1-, ,. 5 -. ..... Fi r' ., ,- fy 'Ffa' 3 T Pi, .W .f.., -I-'R'-Eu JJ' '-'T ' w r .. ,agp . ff 1-Hiwlhignf C. O. Bush Commanding Officer L. R. Paradise First Sergeant Hot Circuit Shanahan and Pierce Checking out new man Sgt. Sayers and Nave Stafford fThe Bugj V and Dodds Who's Who? Q Favorite pass time Gonzales and Pierce T E I MEDICALDENTAL E 55, M Q ' sf? 'T LEFT TO RIGHT - TOP RACICOT, G. DT21 PHELPS, .L HM2g KUBIS, R. HM3p MITCHELL, C. HM3, MITCHELL, R. HM3: BOTTOM L-R HICKEY, J. HMI, DR. NINO STELLA, DR. ANDERSON, DENTIST3 DR. J. PRZYPYSZNYQ TIMMONS, HM1 ARE YOU SURE YOUR SHOTS ARE IN YOUR RECORD? DR. ANDERSON AT woRK GRTNDING THOSE TEETH JUST RELAX , X , :rf-7' .H wg, i I Z i.. 1' 'Qi' Q BLOOD TEST? SEE THE LAB TECH - ..., M-!!.lIl.IllgnA , W' Wflf , 'WI :L i -- S I I -NIT'- lv X E 1' O N , N , y ,gi Q f , xi I .E ' x , 4 Q . E I I , Nl . 'C gf x I J If I ' E FEEDING THROUGH THE I , , I I VEINS - NO STANDING IN CHOW LINE. I I H 'If .Ii 1' II' .. 1' E -'35 I 4 .I ,- IF 'I ' EVERYONE GETS THEM THOSE APPENDIX MUST COME OUT. O. S xx I fmff f X EVEN THE CORPSMEN. EXEC. DEPARTMENT Top LtoR N.E. Swanson YNSN, C.W. Gabrial YN3, M.B. Bundick GM1, R.A. Blalock BM1, E.L. McCauley SN, K.J. Kniola SN, V.E. Silverstein YN3. 1 Bottom Lto R J.W. Allen SN, J. Vrabec YN1, R.H. Stevens YNC, LTJG E.G. Bradley, G.T. Masseur MMC, ' J.L. Chavez PN1, J.M. Solberg PN3. I LEGAL OFFICE PERSONNEL OFFICE CAPTAIN'S OFFICE C322 I I-WI SPECIAL REQUEST CI-HT FILE .7 OUR NEW CHAPLAIN, LCDR WHEELER NEW PERSONNEL FOR PN OFFICE X 3 CHIEF M.A.A SHACK ACEY DEUCEY BOYS TACONIC SWEETH EART u Exim ECHO ,division consisting of electrician's mates and interior communication electricians. Standing, Left to Right, H. Randell, EMFNQ M.D. Fuller, lC3, B.J. Bowman, EM3p M.L. Leech, CHELEC5 K.J. Callahan, ENI3 V C.E. Burket, lCFNp M.W. Richardson, IC3. Sitting: E.E. Jefferson, lC3g J.L. Flick, EM3, R.H. Dirkman, EM3p G.E. McLaughlin, EMFNQ J.R. Wicker, ICFNQ J.G. Henderson, EM2. Not ln Picture, J.A. Moss, EM2g P.J. Heroux, EM3: J.D. Hyche, EMC, R.G. Davidson, ICC: R.C. Nutt, ICI, W.L. Blankenship, EM3g R.C. Wollam, EM3g C.L. Lebo, EMFNp J.C. Beck, EMFA, C.A. Satinoff, ENIFAQ J.L. Zuklie, EMFAQ D.L. Lager, EMFA, P.J. Martinelli, ICFAQ D.P. Conway, ICFA. TOP LEFTQ BATTERY LOCKER J.L. ZUKLIE EMFA R.C. NWOLLAM EM3 BOTTOM RIGHTQ EMERGENCY DIESEL AND ELECTRIC WORKSHOP J.C. BECK EMFA C.L. LEBO JC. HYCHE EMC J.A. MOSS EM2 ,W Q05 ifsl Q f X f Famous L.:-ssr won-'ws 'Iu. FIX IT salllllllx-Q ' tx Vw t I LJ' GYRO COMPASS AND IC ROOM J.R. WICKER ICFA R C. NUTT ICI E.E. JEFFERSON IC3 . BOTTOM LEFT OFF THE RECORD AN E DIVISION SEPTET BOTTOM RIGHT C.E. BURKET ICFN R.G. DAVIDSON ICC M.W. RICHARDSON IC3 M.D. FULLER IC3 f 'N ,Ur LEFT, BOAT SHOP. BELOW, ALFA DIVISION. L N ALFA is the key auxillary division aboard the mighty HTH, providing the ships water, refrigeration, and air con- ditioning. We also repair diesel and gasoline engines, laundry, dishwash- er, deck machinery and misc. equip- ment. Any precisioned work is taken care of by the machine shop. P ALFA is made up of Machinist mates, Enginemen and Machinery Re- pairmen. P.S. Our motto is., DOM CUSS' Ca on US' AND AIR CONDITIONING fc' I A ? 'N +1 MIGI-ITY MIKE IF THE ORDER COMES TO STEAM THRU HELL! YOU CAN REST ASSURED WE'LL ANSWER ALL BELLS. ragga, me ff, E. 733.1 W? 3 54 'f- -519 ,QS ' Jffvfij, ' 111 ' 3559 '-f' Qggifj, , ., H2511 1 F V37 . 'fggfaff i .sf-5, 3324 E Divers Unien - Local 333 Lto R Threat, MNI3, Neff, MMC, Bowers, FN, CH ELEC M.L. Leech, Stevens, FN, LtoR Graham, FN, Fleming, BT1, Heydrick, BT3 R0d89VS, FN? Turgeon, BT3. eo Offr 729 A QPR G P, I vi' 45 ov 5 UUA T BAY XNWH fm . f 'AX 'Q ' ,X nunul :'-,,.' I .0 ad.. ,,1.-, A T'- .ao ,. ',,n -., .. O -- .- lv - ,Ex e 53' -1 'XE S - .Qc 4 JW' W 3 - N , 'lC1B in-,laps - .xxwxxQhcma,y 4.,...Q I My 1-, P4 W Q -,f 9,,s?.x,x T Q ' '-'f N ml, J . A 'K 2551? 1 '4f'4v2s41- .b'1ef.Q'1'?,T:5?, 1 H 2- 'J' J 11 3... , D I I t ln' - If f, H .N T'-.I ' '111rr1lf 'l, XM ..---3 'I , ,a '-1--.,,5nf 'Wm-T11 S V STAFF, COMMANDER AMPHIBIOUS GROUP FOUR FRONT ROW CDR. H.V. SELLERS: CDR. D.M. PATTERSON: CAPT. R.A. WAUGH: RADM. W.K. ROMOSER: CAPT. C.W. ALDRICH CAPT. P.B. HAINES, JR.: LTCOL. W.S. MCLAUGHLIN: CDR. DI J. DIERKS. SECOND ROW CAPT. J. LUPO, USA: LCDR. J.C. WATKINS: MAJ. D.A. DAVIS: CDR. K.J. KIER: LCDR. J.E. ORTMEYER: LCDR. G.W. WILLIAMS: MAJ. J. ROONEY: MAJ. R.J. HINTON, USA: LT. J.D. NEIDLINGER: LT. E.J. BROWN. LAST ROW 1 LTJG. J.A. COREY: ENS. C.H. COLE, JR.: LT. R.J. CARDILLO: LTJG. J.F. HAUGHNEY: LT. J. BAER, JR.: LTJG. R.D. KLINKERMANNQ ENS. J.J. MORAN: LT, H.W. CARR: CAPT. D.B. BARKER. fl PHIB-GRU FOUR ENLISTED STAFF Front Row L-R R.L. Ashby, Pl-ll, K. Darling, TE1, R.D. Rectenbaugh, SK1, P. Banlao, SD1' M Matisko SFC USA' R A Lo RMC , . , , ,, . . y, L.H. Klein, YNC, D.E. Warms, QMC, J. Soto, SDC, J.H. Russell, BM1, B.F. Shelton, QM1, W.R. Hoover, RMI, R.F. Bonsey,YN1 Second Row J.C. Ongkingco, TN, J.P. Salindong, SD3, A.B. Llavore, Jr., TN, F.D. Pope, SN, J.B. Muir, SN, M. Zeiger, SN C.A. Slatterick, YN3, H.H. Hodge, SN, J.J. Parks, YN3, D.E. Morton, EN2, T.F. O'Neil, Jr., SN, M.A. ltchon, TN. Third Row R-,C- Damian, SD2, E.W. Bailey, Jr. SN, W.R. Reid, YNSN, W.H. Blaisdell, Jr., PFC, H.A. Bebndyna, RMSN, Q J.T. A d - ' n erson, RM3, R.D. Thomasson, RM3, H.D. Rmker, RMSN, Szymkowiak, SN, H.E. Boeckel, Jr. DMSN, W.D. Muir, PH3 Back Row McLean,YNT3', R.P. Leaver, AG2, H.W. Gerwolls, RMSN. dx., S lT'4LL NEVER WORK 0 'Y +06 at s.+oQ Zf K9 41' fo 52 CWM WFQ 0 xy ADMlRAL'S PANTRY THE BUZZER RINGS WE'RE RIGHT ON HAND UP AND READY A ALWAYS MANNED ADMIRAL'S ORDERLIES STANDING BY PHOTO LAB M4 , M 'N wifes W0 004,41 ,440 Q5 '?o,,, ' me 0195 39.98 07.59 4476 X tl 96354 04, S7- ADMIRAL S BARGE-IAWAY THE BARGEJ A MAD SCRAMBLE WE WON'T BE LATE ON THAT YOU CAN GAMBLE THE smune Q.M. 4, 'x I V X 4 I AM BUSY TONIGHT, YOU'LL HAVE TO GO WITHOUT YOUR RADAR. 5 Q if X I 5 A ff :af A A f X ' S J-, N 73155, Z a N- :W A X ,N Q . K , . . 'vo . 0 MQ S ig? wx 5 , i TOLD YOU TO KEEP YOUR HANDS OUT OF THE GEAR X? Q ML x , I ff ll L ' x , 'X K NS 1 E 1 J . , Q ' X 1 X '13E21mX- .. 1' E' if V-1 . 11H:1Ev.1:11 - 'A A RRTA FARRIER, MIYATH AND BERGEN HAVE TROUBLE IN THE REPEATER MAIN- LINED. Q- - 1593 THE UQ JOBS FOR CHIEF RAY IS SHOWING HOW TO CHECK . A CIRCUIT FOR TROUBLES E D RP-INS 0? 0 YE035' DXVXSXON A HOWE XS GW XNG THE YN TYPE- OF CXRCUYY. 8 CHXEY H15 NE 1 Ami ON BROWN AND ANDERSON HAVE GOT 'HHS RECENER ABOUT READY 10 N Spd UNCLE. MENSCH AND Roma ARE 'YUNXNG THE umm. IWADAIP X., K -JB' J 2,11 92 fawfffa A i I i': ,.,. Y DON? GIVE UP THEg : PlP 0' DIVISIG S 1 u Back Row Lto R R.L. May: H.D. Crawford: E.J. Dangler: D.J. Hooper: J.R. Ennis: H. Oetjen: J.W. StMiklosi: B.R. Barber: M.R. Clary: H.E. Burkett: B.G. Sherrard Seated LtoR E.C. Dufrane: R.A. McConniel: A.P. Zboravan: LTJG McGowan: LTJG Carter: LT Moore: ENS Lynch: C. Radcliff: K.J. Reeve: J. Kalita: N. Alford Kneeling LtoR W.A. Mercier: C.L. Humes: W.P, Crombie: F.J. Orner: J.W. Schaut: M.J. Flaherty: J.F. Knight: R.G. Rowe. Absent: D.J. McKenna: D.J. Reed ., .947 Q 5' G-'Q 5 4 3 Q? 5' 5 .5 5 064 3 -81 Q' si . ,Q .xx 'dn .nuns 'muvn COM--B K K: K 9 fr.. cg. 5' 56 ev Q, 4? Q96 S569 xv 6,9 ,tgi- xswo 9 Wmlllw ATN R - SKUNK W1-10? I 4NQEzm 9 by 178326 ' CS' NAVIGATING INTO PORT - ' .. .5 f 'Yq' l R gq. 906 ies C' T .ey . 042 , bww f '4 T Q9 69' K -9 Q90 Y' 00 Odf 'P , .S as ,Q Oi . .LQ: A RELAXING AFTER WORKING HOURS CHECKING OUR POSlTlO N , . ze. ,H .-I Lto R LTJG DUCHARME, CDR JOHNSON, .f,J, GUNNER, W.C. CREAGER PLOTTING AIRCRAFT DURING G.Q. E...-5, X . 'Q , 1 I 'fx-I c: 0 - wwf 0- h Q . Y THESE RADARS PICK UP THE - STRANGEST THIN GS. CR DIVISION 3 WENEVERCLOSE Seated Lto R: Ws.E. Burlingame RM3, P.A. Altonen RM3, D.C. Chisholm RMI, J.C. Hatton TE1, J.C. Wolf RMC, LTJG G.W. Pendergraft, ' S. Koruschak RM1, H.H. Cole RM1, F.J. Miller RM1, R.E. Patton RNI3. Standing LtoR: 0.L. Smith RM3, N.J. Prevatt RMSN, R.A. Bartlett RM3, D. Lynch TE3, R. Beam RMSN, R.C. Thomas RM3, J.T. Anderson RM3, - ' W.J.'Grace RM3, W.R. Enos RM3, RZW. Fenoff RM3, R.D. Schnieder RM3. RADIO 1 PATCH POST OFFICE RADIO 2 I POSITIONS ROW 5 ,X Q, P X Q ,Nj XX X x . I Sh W-X... 1 Q Ofv .-fx ' 1 , 'L , - ' K- AA , , x EMBARKED 20 MARCH TO 8 SEPTEMBER . 1 909 09 ' Top Row Lto R: W.G. Dodge RM3, W.L. Yost YN1, LTJG J.L. Kaltenbach, LT E.A. Pelton, LCDR H.W. Swinburne, LTJG F.I. Lasher, W LTJG F.H. Totman, R.P. Fink ET2, Fritz RM31 Bottom Row Lto R: G.E. Mayse RM3, J.K. Klotzbach RM3, J.J. Toth RMSN, J. Tymoczko ET3, R.D. Johnson RM3, lv R.E. Neutrelle RM3, R.J. White RM3, E.J. Kimble ET3. 4 B CDA DIVISICN C 'X V L A' S X S 'sf 4 i Q9 'gf r A Q' si' X 4 'li S s C .HQ U - s is - ,. S s ' iw , .F X B -5- 'Q or l f L - . ., B 3 4 Top Row: LfoRp P.P. Manookian, R. Hawk, R.J. Bilinski, J. Brown, J. Arnold, G.D. McGowen, J.M. Cassidy, ' K. Moore, B.C. Day, R.L. Ward, L.E. Taylor. ' z 5 s Bottom Row: Lto R5 R.E. Connolly, K.R. Schappell, L.E. Wygant, ENS R.M. Hepburn, R.L. Warneke PHC, R.L. Hitchcock, M.l. Bailey, K.F. Chandler, R.D. Emeigh. Not Shown: C.T. Richardson LIC, D.L. Tomlinson, E.J. Szymkowiak, B.A. Sembach. Mis And Then This French Girl... Will He Make It Home? ff' J- ' -.X x T r ,,' K 1 5 I 16, K cf! X f fl 5? . 'T L W Af Z? ffy ' Comshaw Headquarters? Rain or Shine Take Your Pick Connolly, LI3 and Manookian, SN MCGOWGH. U3 Plwiosfaphine X X... Taylor, SN and Schappell, LI3 CheCkil18 PYGSS Proof on the Cruise Book . Lining Up Job Before Final Run on Webendorfer Chief Press. an 'ff' g f: PRWNNG THE CRUISE BOOK WAS Wygant, LIT3 and Emeigh, SN Running A SLOW TEDIOUS JOB Platen Pressesln YeOIde PrintShop. the Multilith 1250. my T g WHY ISN'T THAT OP ORDER FINISHED? DIVISICDN N N 2: , KQWIIIIII A X G Ill' Top Row LtoR R.L. Miller SN J D Ahearn Jr. SN S g,:fg5w,,, gyda! 000, QW Q N , , y I . .JE-fr X J.D Slack SN L.J. Prlvett SN. Bottom Row LtoR: C. Parham SN J.M. McWilliams QM1 LT R M Tishler E Dascenzo QM3 D L Sharp SN Not Shown' R.H. Grams SN E.J Hooper SN I f z4'lmlumxx N S 2 ,X Tix . -of z , . . , nk I I U V I . l X Q 4241 ' ' ' ' AK? :V Rb. I TTAKING SUN LINES, WITH THE A NEVER ENDING TASK IS THE NAVIGA X X TOR LOOKING ON. CORRECTING OF CHARTS AND PUBLICATIONS. A SIGN OF A SQUARED AWAY SHIP IS THE CONDITION OF HER FLAGS 81 PENNANTS. STEERING CASUALTY DRILL AT SEA. SUPPLY LCDR N.T. I-:Aw KINS LT R.s. BAIRD ENS D,R, HAND P CHSUPCLK v.H. BODINE P DEPARTMENT X ll .g.:.g.g.g.i f52f2fsfs2s2sf1:::1:1 1:it2325525255521fffrsflzf S-I DIVIS QN -:-:-:-:-:. :?:1:5:2232:25:Q:QE:1:2:1:2315Igi3:5:::z:5:3:5:5:::Q:::Q:2:f:2:2f- 3.3. X e ,li -1 , ,AJ 5 s - ' i We .qv , fx, 1 X L to R E.J. Rogers, L.L. Clark, J.D. Gantt, C.T. Burcar, C.R. Hesse, M.R. Schoonover, R.J. McGuire, G.C. Marshall, J.W. Bauer. CQE. Massey, G.F. Bluckley, J.W. Neff, R.E. Dougan, ENS D.R. Hand, M.R. Brewer SKC, S. Smith, W.W. Herrell, W.A.VanNorman, V.J. Fishio Not Shownzu D.J. Hulse, R.C. Scholey. X SUPPLY OFFICE SPARE PARTS DISBURSING OFFICE G.S.K. if L. J . 2.. Q. Q, 'P vw gl .,. 2 H n .gy dt iax Q:f5Q:Q:QQQEQ:f:Q:Q:f:f:Q:Q:Qzf:Q:f:f:f:3:5:1:f:?:Q:Q 4 S-2 Division Q l l 5s 2 Winn! ' 6 v , . LW 444 Z K, X I Q L to R J.I. Parker, R.F. Dillman, B.T. Davis, J.S. Caldwell, G.D. Mulreany, H. Kaufman, A. Yasutis, J. Berecin, D.D. Taylor, L. Sherman, D.D. Edwards, SJ Baucham J B Streat AJ Caffero Second Row L Lessard C Llnsey JW Brown FJ Kelley CHSUPCLK V H Bodine JW Werner SHC E Caldwell J D Stewart, S.L.Hodges, L.A. Broyles Not Shown J OConnor J Rlley EG Jones G Norris D Allen A Muller J R McKenzie J RE Schulthess, FW Hlmes D Charleston J Sutton RO Abraham 'ii . . , . . , . . . ,, y . -,V , , , . , . . , . . , . . , . . , , . , , . 5 IV I ' u u n u , -5 , . , . , . . , . , . , . , . . , . . . - , . . , . , . , . . . XT' U -: J ' MESS CCDOKS Standing: Lto R5 P.J. Martinelli, M.A. Dupree, W.R. Sorensen, R. Batton, R.L. Scott, J.L. Willis, W.M. Oikle, S.E. Chesnutt Jr., J.M. Drinkwater E.J. Berenger Jr. Sitting: Lto R, W.R. McManis, L. Smuckler, J.M. Milam BM2, R. Milam BM3, W.J. Bowland, W.F. Munro. gi! 4- 1 ILE 1. 1 -.J mn, W, ig Q. el 4' , . I vf 1 U. J . f Ir Y . N 3 my ,, ,x iv fix ref gf?- 34 NE 1. Q. is f-fn, T4-Q' Tfi .v Nm -A nf 3 L I' w qi. - 33' .gl ,+- GALLEY BUTCHERSHOP .. ., , 40 ll' f.1.j:.jg,x.j.1,j f.f'?,'25- . BAKESHOP COIVIIVIISSARY DEPARTMENT COBBLER SHOP P TAILOR SHOP LAUNDRY SHIP STORE S-3 DIVISIGN .Top Row: Lto R5 S.B. Canada TN, Touchstone SD2, W. Mosley SD2, L. Williams SD3, H. Wagner SD3, ' R. Cameron TN, W. Mitchell SD2, J. Mordercai SD1. Row: Lto R5 E.T. Gilmore SD2, J.G. Angeles TN, E. lmotan TN, LCDR N.T. Hawkins, T.H. Atkins SDC ' LTJG G.W. DuCharme, M.M. Lonzo TN, C.S. Lewis SD2, K.G. Johnson TN. Not Shown O.L. Waller SD1, J.P. Scott SD1, H. Brown SD3, E.E. Fleming TN, F.R. Fernandez TN. WARDROGM PANTRY I! O WAR DROOM GALLEY xr 'X 4 V Q xxik Q X - f f W N ,X, its jg v - . X S WARDROOM CAPTAIN'S CABIN 13 -? S ! .1 Iv f .Q Nz 4 'X . fit 7: -R, . 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