Toledo (CA 133) - Naval Cruise Book

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Captain James H. Davis was graduated from the U.S. Naval Academy in l93l. He later returned to Anna- polis and completed the general line course at the Naval Postgraduate School. Much ot Captain Davis's duty has been in connection with submarines. His sea duty has included service aboard the S-47 and later service on the staff of Commander Submarine Squadron Six. Other assign- ments have been aboard the destroyers Hovey, Biddle and Grayling, the battleship Pennsylvania, the cruiser Worcester, and Captain of the Rolette, an attack-cargo ship. Shore duty assignments ot Captain Davis have been as instructor tor two years at the Submarine Base, New London, duty in the ottice ot the Chief ot Naval Opera- tions, and Chief, U.S. Naval Mission to Venezuela for two years. ln July of l954, he reported to his present assign- ment as Chief ot Stott and Aide to Commander Cruiser Division Three.

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Commander Walter J. Barry, a native of Boston, Mas- sachusetts, entered the Naval Academy in June of J933. After graduation in 1937, he served in various ships of the Atlantic and Pacific Fleets until l946. A tour in the Bureau of Ordnance from l946-l948 was followed by a year at the Naval War College, Newport, Rhode lsland. In July of l9-49, he took Command of the USS R. H. McCard CDD 8221 at that time in the Mediter- ranean with the Sixth Fleet. Commander Barry was Commanding Officer of the McCord until June of l95l, when he returned to the Naval War College at Newport for duty ln July of l954, Commander Barry reported to the USS TOLEDO for duty as Executive Officer.