Ticonderoga Apollo Recovery (CVS 14) - Naval Cruise Book

Page 66 text:

IM DIVISIOH IM 3 DIVISIOH 62 3 ggi?-gap 3 QWQQ3 ,ai Z fa Above Tog Row ADR3 J R Duncan ADJ 3 L A Ryan AM 3 R N Browmng ASM3 J T O Neill ADJ2 E S Lehman ASH2 L A Brown AMH3 S L Harker AMS3 H S Baloy ASE2 J A Clawson AE3 F ini Baranek ADR1 E G Stettnisch Center Row ASH3 H L Pittman ASM3 R R Pemck, AMS3 P D Wagovlch, AMS3 H.T. Garrett, AMSC O.D. Curtis, ASCS S.M. Palmisano, ADJC T.N. Thorson, CWO 2 R.O. Stevens CDivision Offlcerj, ADCS J.P. Roney, fDivision LCPOQ , PRC M.D. Holland, ADR2 K.E. Roberts, ADR3 M.L. Kwart. Bottom Row: ASH3 M.L. Polk, ADJ3 J.G. Worland, ADJ2 M.E. Frampton AX3 WE Mor an PR3 RS Wall ore, AS1 RR Newton AS1 CL Butcher A Sl HJ Lyman ADR2 J V Hutcheson ADR2 RO Cook ASH3 M A. F mmla Below. To Row: AT3 Harris, ATI Turner, AT 3 Moore, A 3 Robinson, ATCS Poynter, CWO-2 Swanson, AT3 Kincaid, ATI Bacon, AT3 Lana, AT3 Hoyer, AT3 Rayburn. Bottom Row: AT2 Laneg AT2 Traceg, ATAN Moench, AE2 Tabor, AXA Tom, AT3 toffel, ATAN Connaway, AE3 Rodriquez, AT2 Cochran.

Page 65 text:

IM-1 Division The men of TICONDEROGA's Aircraft Intermediate Maintenance Department accomplished the job of supporting the embarked VR-30, VAW- 111, and HC-l detachments' aircraft, including our own C-lA COD in an outstanding manner. They saved an unnecessary engine change on one of the fixed wing aircraft by executing quick and accurate trouble shooting. The men of AIMD put in many long hours to keep all the aircraft in an up status for recovery day. They did more than their share, as everyone did, in order-to be prepared for the recovery of the astronauts and their spacecraft. VM' Vs' fr fits-ff X 7 N, fiififnifgfyy 4 A As W 1 2 6 1 2 QF ' , Q fx Www f Wx f yfgwffffkfix Wt Qygfw 7 ji ZSTXW X f fn X ff f we f , -qinunnunn Q AW -Qulwv t J T i iw! f to ,, ' 157117 1 'kIZ!7fti,,s4nwf ,, Z gmfigfifx X to XS 1 , 1 JE W7 X X f W X .fax Y Qld, A-..,N.. .by I V Z' -S S-S' b i ,, -fa., 1 2 ff? T' - xg f --N .EL ES ff .irs X ,LETS -Awe X.. X, f 35 i it rl ..,,, J Q, , i My ,W 2 'gif fa, ,annum f-2, ly 4 t lg H W f I 1,11 f z Z f J! v in , . 14, ,EQ t .. f f , W I an any . - M-1 A K I z :SN P.1-3. T b ,AZ3 wnnlen, AZI G D Wynn Azs D R CDR J D Whalen iib?i'in1iifiSii1'ivXNR.s.wnififikl B.J. Fnicnef, AN c.w Manzer AK2 LL Kennedy, LT G.B. Merrill, CDR J.D. Teel.

Page 67 text:

1 During the Apollo 16 recovery mission, the men in the Communications Department played a vital role. Both CRfRadioJ and CSlSignall, the two divisions which comprise the Communications Department, performed their tasks in a flawless manner, thus contributing much to the highly successful recovery of the three astronauts, their command module, and its three main parachutes. CR Division, augmented with personnel from other commands, maintained all normal operational voice and teletype circuits as well as those designated specifically for the spacecraft recovery. As a service for the crew and embarked guests, up-to-date American and world news was also provided. The Signalmen of CS Division, were responsible for all visual communications. They were extremely helpful in communicating with the motor whaleboat during the SIMEXes, and were ready on recovery day had the motor whaleboat been required. ,N xx, ., A mi i- a ,i ,Y ll c 33 VW 254.54 .5x ff -f. '+L Wm' , f 'Q' will 'ZA f t ,lf fl- is SX llli if: if 'Q f.4'.Q?oQ- Q' ffl X. 5 I'.,.fX X417 Vid C XXX-vi fl .I ,H - f gi rl i:i:'oi .A-I-'L' X llimff s f i el , it t if 'i25f'7f'f ff X ff la- A ff 1-., LE it 5' l' . - 'L4 'f:-D-ff' YL-iff-5.-a 1 I f Mxf4 Ri l ,X ' l ' ll ,gf I W 1 2 il LCDR H. H. Davis Toi: Row: YNC W.K. Piddock, WO-1 R.L. Fauquet, LT D.W. Stroebel, LCDR D. . Guidry, LTJG R.D. Swartzell, H.H. Davis, Jr., Communications LTJG W.C. LaBaugh, III, ENS E.J. Officer. Marocco, ENS W.C. Hunt, II, LTJG