Tarawa (CVA 40) - Naval Cruise Book

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-4--------AAD-' ft COMPOSITE SUUADRUN-33 X i N i iihx l i is it R Commanding Officer LCDR Charles K. Matheny VC-33, which had been a wartime Pacific Fleet Squadron was recommissioned at NAS, Norfolk, Virginia on 3i May 1949 with an anti-submarine mission. Now based ai' Atlantic City, VC-33 has become one ot the Navy's two night attack squadrons and its biletach- ments are placed aboard aircraft carriers that are in service from Gibraltar to Japkvk N While VC-33 has retained its anti-submarine mission, the squadron is now responsible for X training and equipping its detachments to execute any type of air attack under conditions l lv of darkness or adverse weather. X N AX i top row v. HUDSON, w. E. HYLER, D. i. MEYERS, D. t. BOYD, J. c. CUNNINGHAM, J. GREENE, D. R. Eiiuri-i, J. c. wiiiis, left to right c. N. ZIEGENHORN, P. R. DESPRES, J. s. CAPFIALI, H. T. cHEsico, c. R. PACK, w. RAYtoN, M. BELL, H. R. GUESMAN middle row M. D. PRJMEAU, A. B. LINHARES, E. e. SCHONTAG, T. J. EDwARDs, D. J. NORTON, R. N. ROYAL, P. J. HANSEN, A,J. KULESA, Jeff to right R. J. WALSH, R. A. DREws, R. w. BROWN, c. s. koEcHNER, R. D. DOUPONCE, e. B. Rust, w. c. ARNOLD, E. e. scHMiDt bottom row J. s. oFriNEER, J. R. RINN, E. s. ERitz, A. A. PALL, w. J. RHoADEs, ENS E. E. ZIRKLE, me D. i. NALL, ir E. D. ANDREVVS, left to right LCDR c. k. MATHENY, it A. sroizMAN, ENS c. E. TURNER, J. B. BALBRAJTH, Jr., J. D. BARKER, c. J. AMLANER, E. e. EzzEii, R. J. BURGIE -- I . wm'lPv YQ112EtG.gLJ59:,TZ.I..'j' A' WWA j' Q 'i 'w7 f 'w Yr V :MTM 5 :f.rz'!

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m:mnH O-IN-C P 'LEADING CHIFF top row left to right C. C. ROUTTE J. A. BURKHALTER W. R. MORGAN E. C. ERDELSKY J. F. BELTZ G WILLIAMS W SMITH third row T LANGEL P S MCCORMIC R M OX W C PARRIS W SCHAFFER C NEWMAN A FANGER F BYRD D BOYD The Photo detochment ossigned to this ship for this cruise trorrINCom- posite Squodron Sixty Two is considered on exception in thot 8596 ot the personnel volunteered. In doing so, they were not sorry os the cruise proved to be whcit they wontedy o world cruise. Photo-wise the cruise storted slow but business picked up considerobly in West-poc. We become known to the Ship os the shore bosed element by continuing photo work oshore eoch time the ship dropped the liberty hook. The men ond oiqicers of this detochment will fondly remember this cruise ond the T the rest of their lives. N second row Iett to right LT W. H. SISTERHENM LT K. L. KYLE LCDR J. T. CROSBY LT B. D. LEVI LT C. NAVARRETTE bottom row J FONTAINE P C ARCHAMBAULI G BELL F SPICER A WALLEP E PEDERSON R PAONE E SEVIGN B. . D. . ' ie. . L. . i. . . ' . . D. . . .F . J. . . . H. . I A. . E. . E. . ie. . T. . 'c. . E. '. B. .