Tarawa (CV 40) - Naval Cruise Book

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Q.m f ----5 .W . 1 I l gg! Ii T . Jfwg ,, 1 Left pg Right S-3 Division FIRST ROW: P. Tirnbangg M. W. Brnnxong I. T. S cloneiderg R. T. Oweng O. L. Yonngg P. V. Earlyf I. Milefkyg B. I. Carpenterg M. B. Harniltong K. E. Hillrnerg C. E. Ra5lJ,' F. Gentryg H. Srnitlaj E. Blandf H. D. Riceg R. E. L. Helrnxg I. W. Terryg D. A. Baclag L. T. Graves. SECOND ROW: M. Agreliag G. H. Voglerg I. D. Ealwardfg M. L. Ledfordg B. I. Davisg I. L. jilekg R. V. Paxton. A. Abrams. C. A. Stamperg T. T. Allen,' L. F. Sloepperdg C. Mooreg I. T. Chandlerg J. E. Lee, ' I. R. Hembreeg R. C. Keeling D. R. Heatong P. E. Morgan. A. R. Floyd. W. F. Flowers. I. F. Qnintazfalle. i Q THIRD ROW: W. E. Filliong C. A. Miller. V. C. Pekg H. I. Mszanfkig F. H. Honrengag D. C. Mosellej Y. D. Lee,' W. E. McAlpine,' F. Antreyg Pact. M. I. Fergasong Lt. Cj.g.J I. I. O'Malley,' I. I. Keimigg M. L. Fishery G. Moore,' L. A. Young. I. L. Claexterg H. L. Tlaarringtong R. S. Perez,' A. M. Herrig. . 1. 54 5- L, , - 4 - A . V - JW i Left to Right R S-4 Division FIRST ROW: R. Parkerg G. D. Little. L. P. Starkfg C. Deelaradorg I. Sotog L. I. Riceg R. Deleon: A Dela Crazy H. L. Fielclfg K. Tncl2er,' R. F. Cottony W. G. Campbell. I M S ler R A Cnevaf' R Brown' M McPherson, SECOND ROW: A. D. Sinlaog F. B. Lacbanefg . . aa. ,' . . . - ' - . ju L' Belly. 1' Broddhwdg 5' R, Bmwnl- j. Malloryg A. T. Qaidachayq C. C. Lacneftag L. Rarnzrezg C. L Mangapltg D. S. Prmlenteg O. Beernon. THIRD Row: H. D. Tomy,- I. D. Galvanf R. N.a..za..- R. F. Oraillaff L. Naffarrw R. Deleo-wer R- V- Mefzflf C- S- Arrgelef E, A TriaJ,' R. H. Darnaopg E. Siapnog Maxie Santiago. I. T. 575012- 1. F. Clayq M. Myleyg P. Batlerg H. C. Sirnrnonsg S. E. Qaitanegg E. Ferrer,

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'1 in 8 A, Left ff? Rigbf H Division THIRD ROW: L. McFadden, Lt. fj.g.l 'K. E. North, Cmdr. H. I. Rickard, Lt. fj.g.l H. K. Wieman,' L. E. Morgan. SECOND ROW: j. R. Aflalemang W. L. Connery T. O. jordmzg B. D. Arrmtrong. FIRST Row: H. V. Toney' C. E. Ammomg E. TlJib0deaux,' C. E. Goodrumg L. M. Cbonmzy. The Medical Department on leaving San Diego had three Medical Olhcers, one of which belonged to the Air Group, and one Medical Service Corps Officer. Enlisted personnel consisted of fourteen men, two of which were Air Group personnel. Two of these men were involved in an auto accident the night prior to departure, corisefpicfiitly were llfl2llJlC to make the cruise. On arriving at Pearl Harbor one Hospital Corpsinan was liJtllHlt'llt'll to the hospital and two were reteivf cl. lit lou lun ing Tsingtao, China, another Hospital t.o1psm:1n uns lrznisltrrsrr-tl leaving twelve men lor lllf' nrtior pzul ol the rriiise against an au- T 111 it -lour This shortage tllfnlftfrl tllllllmltllltlll ol lt 1 1 . ,Y ol pvrsornurl has 11. tion, but flut In lmitl uoilt In the ltllillllllliig perf somlfl .HI :irl11111.1lil1 lub uzis clone 1 ulf lol 41 S4lIllt'XXlllll tlilhttlll s1t11.1- The routine work load has been enormous consist- ing of large sick calls and usual care of the ill and in- jured. In addition to the personnel on the ship, the accompanying destroyer also depended on this depart- ment for care of their more seriously ill and injured, as well as for supplies, technical advice and aid. There were three emergency operations performed during the cruise, one epidemiological type of food infection, and one of the personnel from the U.S.S. CHEMUNG Q.-XO-305 , who died was brought aboard. embalmed, encased, and was later buried at sea from the U.S.S. TARAXVA with a military ceremony. This has been a close functioning and cooperative department with each individual deserving a praise- worthy XVell Done .