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N U v ' - 'M r.,,. wiv f '-, . -Q 114.5521 6 ' 'NL1 ':- W S ' 0 N u San Diego to Pearl Harbor 23-31 May 1980 ' Pearl Harbor to Subic Bay 04-26 June S b' B 1 Ok' 12-15 J I D- ,, C - Bgczweragai to grin: Bay vla I:-lxong Kong 15-27 July 4 Subic Bay to Arabian Sea Modloc 04-15 August A Q I d' O M dl 16-26 Au ust 5 Z laoggc gzeaxllomctzascz Kenya 26gAug-04 Sept B I' 3 Mombasa to Diego Garcia 08-18 Sept ,S , Diego Garcia to Perth, Australia 18-27 Sept Q Penn to sumo Bay oa-19 october 0 WELIJNGION Subic Bay to Pearl Harbor 28 Oct-13 Nov N Pearl Harbor to Home 15-22 November if A ' K ' C ,xl 0' f I Qwf 53 fi '49 V. If 125' 4 ' I V I lg--13-f, fy' , Vi' Z ' 5 J 1 ,.-.v-vu du ..-!-vP4 'n' A V' k ...lf - ,L-.L-v-7 - 'F K X, 4 . ,fbQksAix-Mg' ' s'R ' Q 'Q- .-Q-gf I an f Y' ff! ' f lg Ja' QQ fx xfz I, fe' K N 3-5. ' .I if '. l,-',J,yf. x 1133.33 ,, f 54 V ' 1 if LS: ff. Q ,' S H 5 ,QP '57 A ' -2 4 N, - 1 5 I WEL fig lg N2 .' -5.7125 'L .2'. 5-2 I iz: 5 , 5 'ff L 4 ' ' V ,, 3? in X ' ' .N ' -fn 'W Q ' N f JARS 25:1 ,gk-ll ' 1 - .feW5Lc-+A'-'+ f',5 L Qian? t, r, K I K ,xlg if-LxAU,M5 , K . 'kk X vsfmmgQS?sN SPIRITS HIGH THE STCDRY OF THE U.S.S. VANCGUVER LPD-2'S WESTERN PACIFIC AND INDIAN CDCEAN CRUISE .I IS I1S,.S,,II,.S C II.II NSI ii ISAIC 'IIISII I IIIIS I gr , ' - I- ffl ISI' 711 xx ' iii. v 4 II TQ? 24 MAY 1980 - I 22 NQVEMBER 1980 , A I s -.. v 6 E 3 l cb 1 if ,-k WJ - ,,, X, 9. .nf f x A 04.1-qgw, it ,. , V sk ,Q-qv b gpm Q ' 'Mi f . A y , ' WM I u F 2 I 1 N V 81 1- V 1 I s 1 'i -'f f W ' fi' 5-'tZ'F,,-f2,j,.9' ,f - X f I v ' I I l 1 Y f f- ' 17 5 17 ,z f ,f . ' - , 5 gff mf' .. f ,W ,f ,MH W, ' WSG 'W ,W 'Tiff' fn' f ,, fu , 'f 4,14 .X I V Z, .11 ,. V .fy Www f f UZ? WW, ,,.xwff', ,f f f cfm .uf is N , sg N X S E WWW' WW f,, ff , W , ,MH ,, mshqanw W ,M W Ii, I W 4qvWWfb'+W Wm N ts 4gn t THE STORY The story of the LPD or Amphibious Transport Dock,fis the result of years of research and practical experience in both war and peace. Previous approaches to amphibious warfare have necessitated different types of ships, LPA for troops, LKA forcargo, LSD for boats, and the LPH for helicopters, combined into a small task force to do the job that the single LPD can do independently. Modern warfare, such as in Vietnam, requires amphibious ships that can answer a call for support with rapid, powerful and variable response. The VANCOUVER is that type of ship. She is able to carry over 800 combat equipped Marines plus most of their accompanying weapons and cargo at a speed in excess of 20 knots. She employs both amphibious landing craft and helicopters in effecting the over- the-beach assault against the enemy. Troop spaces aboard the LPD are roomy, air conditioned quarters capable of supporting Marines comfortable for extended periods at sea. Facilities for handling cargo include a large freight elevator, automated pallet conveyors, V x ww 3' S 'pg' bg,,wQ..... nm inf' N CDF THE LPD forklifts, bridge cranes, and pallet jacks. This combination of modern, dependable cargo handling equipment all but eliminates wasted effort in cargo handling and insures extremely rapid reaction time for embarkation or debarka- tion. The story of the LPD has been actively dramatized by VANCOUVER. She, as mentioned above was the first LPD to be tested in the Vietnam war zones. She demonstrated the versatility and reliability of the LPD in numerous combat situations. While on many occasions, heavy seas prevented LPA's and LKA's from lowering their boats during amphibious assaults, VANCOUVER's pre-loading techniques in the protective well deck of the ship enabled her to off-load on schedule and provide needed support for the Marine operation ashore. In short, the LPD offers all the tools of amphibious warfare in their most modern and efficient forms. All encompassing facilities offer the Amphibious Task Force Commander choice, not chance, in seeing that the jobs get done. W-. l l l 4 f Z , A W4 24 I8 F 1 MW, .-...,-A Y.,..,-,-.V- -,........,, A , y-an-Y.:-if. -,-.- . 1 3-T31 - -2-Lvx-E2i'i'??l'aHFS'-..-'L . ,. '. COMMA DI G OFFICER CAPTAIN oEoRoE M. ZALUDEK, usN Now It s tlme to talk about our Sklpper Captain George M Zaludek Wlth an early deslre to both fly and command a sklp the Navy was the natural path to take Following a long and dlstlngulshed career as a Navy pllot taking command of the VANCOUVER on 10 August 1979 saw hls desires become a reality A native of Mocanaqua Pennsylvania the CO graduated from Pennsylvania State College East Stroudsburg Pennsylvania with a Bachelor of Science Degree In Education In 1956 Following flight tralnlng at Pensacola Florida he was commissioned an Ensign receiving has wings and designation as a Naval Avlator ID November 1957 Although a pllot the captain s career put plenty of salt ln his velns Hrs flrst fleet assignment was with Arr Ant: Submarine Squadron THIRTY SIX ID Norfolk Vrrglnla During this tour he earned designation as a Carrier Ant: Submarine Plane Com mander In the S 2F and S 2D aircraft making numerous deployments to the Atlantic and Mediterranean areas aboard USS LAKE CHAMPLAIN USS VALLEY FORGE and USS RANDOLPH After Flight Instructor Duty hrs next assignment put hum to sea again this time with Alr Antl Submarine Squadron TWENTY SEVEN where he served as Admlnlstratlon Officer making several Atlantic and Caribbean cruises aboard U55 RANDOLPH During the Academic Year 1967 68 Captain Z graduated with drstlnctlon from the US Naval War College Newport Rhode Island and earned has Masters Degree ln International Affairs conferred by George Washlngton Unlverslty After graduation In 1968 he served as the Aircraft Handllng Officer aboard U55 INDEPENDENCE Following that tour of duty Captain Zaludek served In the Bureau of Naval Personnel Washington DC In the Plans and Policy Dlvlslon He was awarded the Merltorlous Service Medal for hrs contributions and professional competence In the development of the Navys All Volunteer Force Program whlle serving as Special Asslstant to the Chief of Naval Personnel for Project Volunteer Whlle attached to the Staff Commander Fleet Alr Quonset Captain Zaludek served as the S 3A coordinator and Commander Naval Arr Force U S Pacific Fleet representative on the S 3A Fleet Introduction Team In june 1971 he reported to Arr Ant: Submarine Squadron THIRTY as Executive Officer From March 1974 to Aprll 1975 he served as commanding Officer of Alr Antl Submarine Squardon TWENTY FOUR Captain Zaludeks next assignment was as Chief Staff Officer Alr Antl Submarlne Wlng ONE NAS Cecil Field Florida Following graduation from the US Army War College Carlisle Pennsylvanla he served as Commanding Officer Arr Ant: Submarlne Squadron FORTY ONE at the Naval Alr Station North Island Coronado Callforma from November 1977 through january 1979 Under the Skipper s command of the VANCOUVER the shlp has steamed over 35000 mules Including deployment to the Indlan Ocean as part of the Seventh Fleet CO's Message to the Crew The VANCOUVER experience during the West- pacflndian Ocean Deployment, May thru November, was more than just another deployment, it was truly for the great majority of us, a Navy Adventure. We left with a feeling of pride and returned with a sense of fulfillment knowing that we were asked to do our best and to make whatever sacrifices were needed to keep the sea lanes of communications open and to make our contribution to world freedom. We did that unquestionably and so it is altogether fitting that we dedicate the pages that follow to the memory of that commitment. Hopefully as you page through the book, you will recall that service to our Navy and to our Country. I will always think of VANCOUVER and its superb crew with a deep sense of pride and appreciation! O Zixwdfg G. M. ZALUDEK CAPTAIN, USN Commanding Officer B .fs .Q-dC9 ' x WK' 7 , XS X X X x ,XX SX 3 4 fs X f fx N-f NJ' S' X W ,Ax f mf My I ifiiff vv. DIQ xx OFFICER EXECUTI E OFFICER CDR JAMES A Commander james A. Hough graduated from the U.S. Naval Academy in june 1966 with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Engineering. His early assignments included Communications and Electronic Material Officer aboard U55 DUNCAN KDDR-8742 from 1966 to 1968, which included a major deployment to Vietnam. Then N.O.C. Officer and Assistant Operations Officer in Operation Giant Slingshot while attached to Commander River Patrol Flotilla Five, in the Mekong River area of South Vietnam. Following that tour of in-country duty he was selected for U.S. Naval Destroyer School at Newport, Rhode Island and then assigned as Weapons Officer on USS HAMNER IDD-7782 making two more deployments of Vietnam. ' After his tour aboard the Hamner, Commander Hough reported aboard the USS FT. FISHER KLSD-402 HoucH, usN as a member of the precommissioning crew as the First Lieutenant. ln january 1974 he reported to DEP- COMOPTEVFORPAC where he worked as Project Officer. At his next assignment he saw clutywith Commander Amphibious Group One as the Assistant Operations Officer and the scheduler for Seventh Fleet Amphibious Forces. After graduating, with distinction from the Armed Forces Staff College, Commander Hough, reported onboard the USS VANCOUVER and assumed duties as the Executive Officer. A Commander Hough holds the Bronze Star Medal with Combat V and two Navy commendation Medals with Combat V and the Navy Achievement Medal. He is married to the former Mary Kathryn Higgins of San Diego, CA where they now make their home. K l fgfsyfffg.-,,1,,, K pa 1 Nw- swd2? 'W Wm NQNWK X wax 'awww What man overboard? 6 11 i I hope no one notices this is my third helping. Damn the torpedoes! Aw ,,,,,, 4 'V Now l'm the XO and you're not! X . l'Il be eating albatross tonight. W AA wx I L at ff lllllllllmunmlnmllllmmm . Q Y: 0. K ' 1? Fifi 9: A JST- t ag, n ' 'uf-., SQ! NN an . .- QQ 0 A 1 i MWlf '-lf b . -M Q A X f W I ,---J...-4 - , - +7r T N.-J ...---J 'Ml'-F Q new Q-:ff-4 Z ag I-1 om - -fv-f . , X f Y' ' -qv ,. for--42-' ilk. ' 1 6 -,TT 6 pg.. M .W- 'fv. 2 0 5 Q. 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Primarily they're re- sponsible for all maintenance and preservation of the weather decks, boats, ground tackle, UNREP equipment, and weapons transfers. During underway replenishment the men operate the numerous transfer stations and provide riggers to set up fuel rigs and prepare cargo for transfer. DECK mvqvvlefl ct new Knoll EH Z la' I' ff' '15 QA . ,, ffd .fydw fr I'm so happy, I could just . . . The things I have to do for a cold coke. I 1 y , . is g F' iii I love this job. Heh! You told me I could call - 525 MQW Z W , f WC, my mother. ' I What do you expect, Skipper, Wh05e lnsane? they're boatswainsmates? 'I7 LT Raymond Turner BMCS William jones Department Head Ship's Bos'n Deck Department fficers and Chiefs MISSING: LTJG Barry Mc Farland 3rd Division Officer BMC lim Dees CPO.1st 84 2nd Division ENS Gary Norausky Ens Robert Thomasson 2nd Division Officer 1st Division Officer Once again, with feeling. Z' 1 rf ' l It x .HJ1-Wg : 1 -'15 .' 4.4 --'g,T4'.:..'a 0 But I can't see the mail buoy, Bridge. ' Gimme 10, nur! fbi i i lt's only a fishing pole, Chief. boat All together now: row, row, row your - - -V . . QA- . s - .. .....,g-2' ' '-.- .-f-'rx s, -.,-.-.......f- ., -..--....-....-...nw,.,,.f-1.-Q-v-.,.,.,,.,...-.,..-1-y-., V s..,-.... .N ,ii-1-. .- 'lst Division be vi ' fsgc SA Mark Devet BM2 Daniel 'Big Boats' Gawrys SA Archie 'Rock' Haskins SA Charles 'Stormin' Norman SA Andrew 'Speedy' Robinson SA William 'Scooter' Scuturio SN NMicheal 'Bulldog' Stukel SN Amondo 'Good Times' Waller L4 MISSING: SN I. W. Case SN 1. D. Forrester SN R. 'Bird' Golden BM3 C. D. Pettis BM1 R. Peura '--6 BMSN Billy Range BM3 R. C. Ward SN Cedric Williams SA Larry Williams - 4 QT. ! I 'L I 5 343. 3 'f ...T sxgi sal I . fx! I X -J 1' X l Sharpest forecastle In the fleet! give back that paint brush. G.Q. in two hours, no problem 'fx 1 I Laser Blast and Scooter ' Ill jump, honest, You've got exactly three hours to L 1 I i 'a 9 F i E it 3 n i ,i .I v k P 5 i ,,, i WW my 5 , ! Fll-v:,'- gimme F-A Gangster s Mate 22 Q.. 144 vii' -s s ,,,,,, ,M A 1 I Y Think we'll work up a sweat sitting here? And now for my Egyptian bulldog impression. uldnt it be funf1Y 'f ' let 't 30? House the anchor? It s just fine siri The Speed K Quit frowning Pettis youll ruin the picture HSY PEUFB, who's the squirt standing behind ya? 2nd Division BMSN johnny 'Bean' Herrera BMSN Tony 'Toad' Hunjas BMSN Clifford 'Clip' Hutton BMSN Edward 'Fast Eddie' johnson I SA Perry 'Slick Licks Bishop SA Anthony 'Lenny' Chaves SR Arnold Cline BM2 Ricky Counsil SN Steven 'Chubs' Russo SN Antonia 'Serpico' Segado SR jeff Shane BM1 john 'Stain' Wedge MISSING 2 P9 5 BMSA BMSA BMSA BMSN Thomas jones john 'Laser Blast' Lazarous Daniel 'Magoo' McKee john 'Fer Sure' Remala 25559. is fs Y! E2 Sn Rick Batalo SR Mark 'Broomstick' Bruzwitz SR Randall Evans BM2 Mark Estrada BM3 Scott Nadak' Holms SA Perry Horton SA Gabe Lugo SR Art Revel BM3 Roland Rodriguez SR johnny Williams BMSN Reggie Williams I a E 4 F 1 1 -1 F5 H 1 1 1 E ol ooo 1 l 1 x ..1...V....-.- ' W we ' W n '-H5116--1--A 1'-v-11---Q.-N. ...- ' ' ' ' ' -'QP :xv-diss rn ,,g.--q.. ,. 3rd Division 11 1 ' ef. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 11 .1 '1 1 l 1 1 li li l 1 l l 1 gl'-'Wa lllllll 2 f '52 V2 3 Z ' S pill!! l' ffflily M ,K ll, 11 M' I 1 1 l , 193 ll 11 l i .I in my l 1 f 'Y , 1 he s lflbklfl? hpofll , 1 1 26 ! .l l Q MISSING: GMG1 Mike 'Guns' Cl k GMGSA Bob 'Spoon' G GMGSN Alb t L d M tt GMG2 Dean 'Rhino' Hatfield GMG3 G g Alf d Pt k GMG2 M ke 'Maddog' She h GMG3 Matthew Skol Soko GMG2 Clarence 'Wierd' W GMGZR h dskys oMo3El C bySt kly Mount 53 Pom-Pom Choir Y f If M lll borrow that ten dollars one way or another. Cease what? A strikers job is never done. Gee, I coulda' had a V-8 e1 a, I hate trash. Y. So what do you call these things? 'fsvvzq Rats, I forgot to shave this morning. Okay fellas take 10 paces, turn and 27 1 1 f AW, Km N5 y an fiffw , N 5 K ,N How come I never get to shoot it? Put the swab down, Dean, and get to work. I S ff' .Aw . Not the tug, you toad! Noyv you vill zine zee paypas, old man. Oh no! It's the Fog t 4 1 r G4 , 1 --222 ,. no N ' 1 . ' , a'i:'Xi s Excuse me guys, I have some work to do Tell the CO, we declded to use hve ammo cause lt s more fun L w Sv 2 gy 4 4 Q E l 3, H V YQ ' .v f i X on r ' ' i . N 28 L xi ' 7 -,,,,-...-,,.. -W gi. pf-vw-'f--, ,A-'-.-H --. 5 Z . ff n M ' KAW, , f 154 ' 'fffk '77 , ', if . I A if ,ZW ff ' W ,, ,W ,gf 4 W Q, V 'W M ,ff , 1 9 f,,f X ' 'I Q, uf,-1 ' W ' WZ, fin ' ,, ff, Q f W: nn- 'f f f 1 Z Q, ,.fW V2 ij 4,, . . f ,, fl f4 AIN , X? ,, W , V ' ANI' fWf,' I W , f mf' KW, ,gf ,fy ' 'f , MQ, gljfy K? ' WM 7 7 , M7 ' ' ff W W, gf ,Z ,,, if ff f4,, ' v. , f ff ' in f f WM, ,, f 44 .' ' jg wwf Zwf ff, W 4 , 7. . , , , , ,,.,.,,. -ga f,i,.e...,, V ..-Vx Y, -:-4f-1-.-wp.'f- 1. - .. .. ,,..,.--..... ,,-.-, -xvu.t.-..,-1 s-.n...v:--'--- --f- --- 'N 1-N A ,I S LCDR Charles E. Carrol Chief Engineer Hlfkzf S ENS Donald Chaput D.C.A., Ballast Control Officer Q,- E MQW? LT George A. Seaver Ship's Electical Officer Engineering Officers 84 Chiefs T MMC Thomas E. Bartley BTC CJ. Bunkers CPO M-Division CPO B-Division MISSING: ENS 1. W. Bowen B-Division Officer ENS l.E. Hamilton M-Division Officer BTC 'Ol Man' Heintzelman CPO B-Division BTC Reeves CPO B-Division f MMCM Willie 'Sterngate Willy' HTC Brent P. Wilks Giles CPO R-Division Master Chief of the Command ,Mila Mag, ,....u-A-71--' xg Look Busy! Here comes Cheng, Tunn to I wonder what that's all al Sure I feel O K Why do you ask? All us lOOD's wear shades. Look mom, I'm in the Navy How little do the landsmen know Of what we sailors feel, When waves do mount and winds ,misss It's hard to be humble when your the CHENG Here's loe Cool hanging around the engine room. to blow! But we have hearts of steel. The SaiIor's Resolution, 18th century -Division S f5 !?:'f if-aff, 'W KA A M EN1 jerry A. Burdick MM1 james P. Kliewer MM1 james M. Goddard ENFN Victor 1. 'Bud' Ashby FA Randall W. 'Baldy' Baldwin ENFN Riki 'Buzzard' Braswell MR3 Anthony 'Wiggles' Champion MRFN Richard 'Ziggy' Cuthbert A uf I ,wtf ENFN Frank 'Beauford' Dunford EN3 Patrick C. Emick FA Dave L. L. Fox EN2 john 'Goon' Hetzel ENFN Greg A. Hunt FA jay 'ludgie' lurek ENFN Gerald A. Marker ENFN Rolla D. Miller KZ' W vu ABOVE ENFN Eric G. Nelson EN3 Kevin W. Scott MRFN Richard I, Seisler LEFT MM3 james W. Thompson MM3 David 'Trout' Trautmiller 'ii 0 Q0 Kno+5 0-nd no Smoke I 5 we can nxciffbmg Q-.viii I ' QL I S Te 72 y M, xwf, ly! .,-.,,,..ffw ' nz, I ,ur cz: ,W Wfaw 23,11 vi 1 'Misa tt 'X A FAX A 'Qfux BT3 Albert Ansel BTFA Mark L. Balm BTFN Douglas 'Broke' Broderick BTFN Keith 'Satin' Burnette BT1 BT1 Barry Canfield Terry Cruz WHS Q-www if L. X K LQ A BT2 John Dershem BT3 Michael 'Dunes' Dungra BT2 Antonio 'Boysan' Espique BFTA William I. Gardner BTFN Arthur 'Blond Graham xxx. glut A BTFA Sasae 'Sam' Lauvao BTFN Steve H. Lawrence f BTFN Earl 'l.R.' Miller BTFN Victor Morgan BTFN Reno Y .fl Wise, mt, BTFN Rogers BTFN Rafael 'Santy' Santana BT3 BT3 BT2 BTC CPO Robert 'Grandpa' Valentine john 'Nut' Ware Francis 'Lundy' Wetterlund E. L. 'Barney' Reeves B Division ,,., ,, ..f ' , V tw sta, WJ IVA 4.0 THE SNIPES LAMENT Now each of us, from time to time, has gazed upon the sea, Watching the warships pulling out, to keep this country free, And most of us have read a book or heard a lusty tale But theres a place within each ship that legend fails to reach. Its down below the waterline, it takes a living toll A hot metal living hell, that sailors call the hole. lt houses engines run by steam, that make the shafts go round, A place of fire and noise and heat, that beats your spirits down Are of molded Gods without remorse, are nightmares in a dream. Whose threat that from the fires roar is like living in doubt That any minute would with the scorn, escape and crush you out Where turbines scream like tortured souls alone and lost in hell, As ordered from above somewhere, they answer every bell. The men who keep the fires lit, and make the engines turn Are strangers to the world of night and rarely see the sun. They have no time for man no tolerance for fear, Their aspect pays no living thing, the tribute of a tear, For there's not much men can do that these men haven't done, Beneath the decks deep in the hole, to make the engines run, And every hour of every day, they keep the watch in hell, For if their fires ever fail, their ship is a useless shell. When ships converge to have a war, upon an angry sea, The men below just grimly smile, at what their fate might be They're locked in down below like men fordoomed, who hear no battle cry, lt's well assumed that if they are hit, the men below will die, For every day is a war down there, when the gauges all read red, Six hundred pounds of steam can kill you mighty dead. So if you ever write their sons, or try to tell their tale, The very words would make you hear a fired furnaces wail. ' And people, as a general rule, don't hear of these men of steel. So little's heard about the place that sailors call the hole, But I can sing about this place, and try to make you see, The hardened life of men down there, cause one of them is me. l've seen these sweat soaked hero's fight in superheated air, To keep their ship alive and right, though no one knows they're there, And thus they'll fight for ages on, till warships sail no more, Amid the boiler's mighty heat, and the turbines hellish roar. So when you see a ship pull out to meet a warlike foe, Remember faintly if you can, 'The Men Who Sail Below'. UNKNOWN f fo, 4, - f ew Wy K V1 7, , ffl f A WA , , f f t Asn' N , .N fs a Y f e l 21 5 1 6 4 1 7 si , LA Q My VW This'll be murder on the pepperoni slices. Sorryl They just secured the brow! X Could you guys direct me to Marilyn's? Bilges tonight? But this is all I havel Psst. Hey you. Cmere. W Q W Sreum-9 5 S+efxf'5 will 17 0 -v X S+eQm III In 15' ummm, N. ry? gi IN W W l 0-ml' aol' and steam? S 1 22 if Z T1 X If you must know it's Tocatta Fugue in D-Minor. Q f y i V I Do you work here? rn' -f ,K 23 1-n They told me to see you about a bucket of steam X Ill: 'I we l N1V9 Plenly op bfcam Cl0U9 5 l'8cr-nl y , 'ill -, . MQ? I M' 'f e , .L if I 55? If Z., 1 r V If 'E IU ' I II' la: vi I V lg' . hrr, - : wlbladvlsl mean ov 6' Excuse me. I need a dozen BT punches. Sure I have it. Got change for a hundred? . . eight, nine, ten, ready or not, here I come! But I am standing up How's that go? A fifth of Bacardi, some Blackberry Brandy . . . Would you buy a used car from this man? AW f ,,,,e ilnwwfvmq Well, sir, the only shirt I had got ripped off. I don't think this laundry got cleaned. I'm Right: But Chief, I can't read Come, come, now. This photo won't hurt a bit. easy, 20 for W N 1 t Q, RL? s t gm t.,,,,, jf Wu, 40 :sf ,ff-,er-ff:vf,,, ' . OK! Who connected all the dots? E DIVISIC Qiwze -.X AWK FA Paul D. Abbott EMFN joseph 'lethro' Brokus Vg? -Hr ff' iw -6 IC3 Thomas 'Bella' Calo IC2 Robert 'Dry Guy' Dryer X3 Hey Mun? Wflnna ctuir piomng Groom! um-1, Jrkqtr WYVNVYXG Qhahd 635-W+F:i5f'l'UFE' Okvwd :P 51 EM1 Renato 'Boss' Oboza ICZ D I 'D ' P h a e oc orc EM3 Dean 'WaterfuIl Queen' Reghi FA Frederick A. Riggenbach M 11 4' in FMEHB, EM3 Norman, 'Stormin' Graham lC2 Steven 'Woodstock' Mahl EM1 Gordon 'Flash' Maisel EM3 Verdel Miller 1. U Ma '11 S4 1- i-5-,, 2 'im--.- I I I I I I E I I I E I I I I I I I I I I I i I i I I I I I I I I ai' 'X wi ts, MSQQ , 1 YX S u o in X M wx gf , Y V wx! 1 - , ' fpl. N X x . 4 X . A fp , - f 4 X. .. xwf ' f -: 9 A Q aww QS! x w S wmv Nw Nb aww K W? I xvx X A Z W 'V Q Rf ff i E l i l' , MM3 William 'Andy' Anderson l MMFA Mark Autry l FA David G. Blaylock ' MM2 Michael 'Papasan' Brown F :ra ls! l l i il l l 1 a l l F g Q - 1 1 gl l MM3 Ricky 'Dee' Fulton l I MM1 Donald 'Daddy' Gaines. 5 l ' FA Edmund 'Hoot Owl' Garcia MM3 Roger 'Rags' Graefe 4 ,I I 41' l E l , l MM2 Robert 'Heinz' Hinman ' FN Michael 'Hoagy' Hoagland X if FN jim 'limbo 2' lrby Y MM3 Richard Casper' Janssen ' l I F l l LYYNY' '-29 'R' 'if' ' I 'gp -Psi . w xe i l :- -'KX H A-'f '? ' 3 gmfif G Q vt 1 l ' M .. ,,Z-i,.f A Sidncl rhisiis our g U X l QW! K I, Propulsion 42 ' MISSING: FA Dan Burney FN Mark Creely FA Eugene Goods FR Frank Kuntz FN Pat 'Ed' Sullivan FA john Tilton FA Terry Walker DIVISICDN , MM3 jim 'Ski' Orzechowski MM2 james 'Pete' Petty FN Brandford A. Porter MM3 Floyd 'Old Man' Powell AA ,Aff FN john W. jones MM2 james 'jimbo 1' Lavoie MM3 Michael 'Mikey' Longsdoff MM2 Richard L. Myers if 5' in if MM2 Richard Rainey FN Michael 'Smedley' Seymour MM1 joseph 'Skid' Skidmore MM3 William 'Wild Bill' Terpening F E E f Q, 'vu'- Q ,. ... -1, . .,,.e-...e..A. --.. rs yr- -sf-a-.1 ....-,fi ., - . .--,---...g-.fp f--N..-Q..-..,-,,a-s..'.,..v7-2' Was that straight up or on the rocks? J OK, l'm all set. Q34 ls that real grease? 1 Hy Mn 7 ,Wf X , j X V t, ,f f . V X , X f Q 4 X 49 Z V , W 4 I ' f l ll l I v l The chair would entertain a motion to vote Rainey in the Glee Club at this time. ' F ., ,ki l'll trade you anything hero l Now, if you'll follow me, we'll proceed to the 1 torture room. 5 1 I I ,. 1 l M4 i, T l l l l l l l 5 This is the one where Batman beats up Green Hornet l 1 l . -1- X ' X , sq gt .mv-g,t5x.f. AAN ,X K , iig X HQ .seq i yxfgyx it g i 1 fs tx ' N X . 53 9 .g ,, XB T A Wow, look at all those buttons. That was may favorite set of Coveralls. N . 55--1 ax I g 4- X' I 5 gy New sew.: . ' 4.-T 5 -f i -t sl h Whaddaya mean 'put a t-shirt on'? - for some coffee. 50. Do I hear 75 for this bed rest chit. f If mmm, I rMW,MT,,,, The coast is clear. I can't practice today: I dropped my kazoo in the bilge. They said with mushrooms it's a dollar extra. Haven't you ever seen a 3-foot band-aid before. This man is extremely dangerous, if you see him report to . . . No shower shoes, no shower. Have anymore BT punches? W WW R Division 0 was HT 2 'Easy' Dhaenens HTFN Les Hagle FA larome Hearlson HTFN Ernie Kettlewell X4 HTFA Gamaliel 'Gamie' HTFN Daniel Cox HT3 Larry Crouse HTFA David I. Deshane Arcangel 1 91 'gf VKX 5 HTFN Shawn P. O'MalIey FA Mialon 'Buba' Stewart HTFN Timothy Talaga HT1 Earl 'LPO' Voogd , , .tt JA ,U f WAS 1 HT3 Greg 1. Lawton HT3 Howard 'Old Fart' McCloud HT2 Chuck 'Stoner' Mills HTFN Ron Molina L Q Wm Wa M w W of if AZ .,,,,, me il l fail -MMV El ai 5 7 K NB? If I can't be the nozzle man, I won't play. I'm too busy to get a bucket of steam right now. 'MS I I think it needs recharging, It reads 'Made in Taiwan' Igor, would you pass me a pipe patch, please? 4 f VW , V W, 1 'Z fin My other tatoo is the War of 1812. f 5, M 7 W, 'I M4 I f Wy, 1 f WW Wflff K V Wim Look o The ri'l'e 5 cle Clfllflt 0,55 lo.5'l' om offyge bvllle lo 'qgolned or PM-'llmole 'VK AA was Well, the haircut is cheaper if you bring your own acetylene. V s'r 19 Q f 01- Ly - tl X' ll he f ' ... -x Q, -unum -f- -- ' H-2 'zu-I ut, , g , -i, S f 49 . , ,,.. - f 4 lv' 9? ti ff Amwlsktt A , - X Iggy 3 1 t l X f Q' Q , m F'W' Yb- Nw 'ills-f lk J as aim pg Unfortunately, Seaman No-Good-Nick, a fine just isn't Quick! Add the Peppermint Schnappsl enough I v h r t Q f 'QW ' Kms X v Dress right, dress Now l've seen some ugly people before, but . . c 1 ' 4 . 7 ft Thanks, Boats, but now l'm going to weld it to your face . . . Look Wilks you have to sign the report chit. If you give me Park Place, it's a deal. just wait until they try to flush it. TIONS xf 1 W 'WX , W Q Q WWW! fw QW W l X Opera-1tion's Officers and Chiefs i 1 iilliu Q ln, i l f E gi i LTIG Dennis Carpenter LTIG Charles A. Miller ENS Gene R. Elliott i Electronic Materials Officer Combat Information Officer OC Division Officer 4 ' CMS Custodian E 1 l 1 1 i l l l i x l 1 SMC Alan lmfuke ETC Keith lacobson OSC Michael D. Lynn RMC Christopher Whatley CPO OC Division CPO OE Division CPO Ol Division CPO OC Division l '1 MISSING. ' LCDR John D. Hadley Operations Department Head ETC Donald Klatt CPO OE Division l l Occupying the 0-2 level of the fighting warship Number 2, working in utter secrecy and oft times in the dark are the sailors of OPERATIONS Department. They make up three divisions, OC - Radiomen and Signalmen, OE - Electronic Technicians ftwidgetsl, and OI - Operations Specialist and Electronic Warfare Technicians Qmushroom peoplel. It is their responsibility to handle communications both visual and electronic, to track and identify all surface and air contacts, friendly and enemy, and to maintain and repair all the radar and communications gear it takes to perform their highly technical duties. ff! 45 !oS1? 8r . . . '8f'VaStt' over. Well, it looks like they have a handle on this situation. What do YOU mean 535' Somethlng Pfofoundf as LW ff .' ff? Ai , I QW S ff.,,, , X K Sy 'Zn ' 2 X , ,V 7 - K1 If X , W. ,y X 1 s W ix f Xf X -iv: Vx X ,fs . ,, . wwf tg X , t V, 3 ,ff s K ., Mas ' 5..Q,,v4 wlwiff v :q,.-115,52 , 9 ' xg H53 qs, f f ,Q C , S ' X I - VX, X s f f i sa Captain you won't believe this but . . . And now the old ships and their men are gone, the new ships and the new men, many of them bearing the old auspicious names, have taken up their watch on the stern and impartial sea, which offers no opportunities but to those who know how to grasp them with a ready hand and undaunted heart. joseph Conrad, 1857-1924 DI Division :id S? OSSR David 'Sox' Cox OSSN james 'lim' Dewberry EW2 Steve 'Stebe' Glandon OSSA Wayne 'Bowser' Howser e..!mN.fz, 2 4 EWSN Calvin 'Cal' Ayers O52 Vincent 'Kudja-Happa' Carota OS2 Kevin 'Kesseler' Carroll OSSN Charles 'Ron' Carter '-. l . MISSING: EW3 Patrick Aird OSSR Dana johnson OS1 Frank Delp OS3 Robert 'Bob' Grhham '6- 2 ta EW2 Donald 'Rackets' Peterson O52 Mark 'Boo-Boo' Rajotte img, C' of l F? It OS3 Mickey 'Ricky Royt' Hoyt OSSN Eric 'Obie' johnson OSSN john l.P.' jones OS1 Robert 'Bob' Moore ii K K I QSM: R- , . ' SQRN xii. . X WN 9 Q x-1 . at N R - Q e s X ses. ' .fs Q ss ees.. s f-ss s we M so W s M, ...X X ses s Q ewes QM' sw wqxfe sw: ' X X' New . wfwsw sf Sgsfs sir: QXVQSIQQ QY ,. s .s:Es.s4s sy Q W x S5,'ss.AgASXX:v+' 3 .. .. . X s xxx Most likely to be arrested. 6 , W, And these folks, are called depth charges . . ' 4 WMV! ' , 4 if 2 f y A Q S M f W X, , 1 7 , VN. We're not movingl The Island must bel They'll let anyone on sound powered phones. '1 Q . - a IMT! . Q33 C ll W -le lc 9 'Ml 1 WSWXTYDJ-N-JuS'lO'l' 1'fsCK-'ffshlwm Q 'L ussxxsffipcys CL ljgm an 43-CQ, ww. . , N, 2 N 0 A - , -H-X, SCY E X iq Y Sw,-N 1G iff 57:1 W2 -gg is iY4.,f iq fr UH ,sa tg-r Well, he knows where his soda is, anyway. Should I be promoted to admiral, l would politely refuse. No, They didn't do this. ooo WE TRUST T WE TRACK HIM T0 BE SURE!! ll 55 You'll get your crayons back, don't worry about it. If you ever, ever call me an OS again . . . Only 19 years, six months to go. Well, because it won't fit in my wallet sir. Here we see the graduates from the University of Mars. Vancouver CIC Tracking Record of 154 contacts. 0000 8 August 1980 to 2359 8 August 1980 while transiting the Straits of Malacca to LO, Somebody tell him we're in drydockl Skunks tracked in one 24 hour period from 'A' to 'EY' a total CDC Division RM3 Shawn 'Baby Ga-Ga' Gehling RMSN Donald 'Howdy-Doody' Gordon RM3 james 'Orgaz Ogaz RM3 Timothy 'Stinker' Persinger yi! MISSING: SM2 Rodney Reinfeld SMSN Michael Bradford RM2 Steven 'Bugeyes' Burks RMSN Bradford 'Drifty' Humphreys RM3 Willard 'Spacey' Casey RMSN Curtis 'Little Buddah' Wright RMSN Glen 'GQ' Fortes l l l l l i I 1 l 1 l l I l I l A rare photo of Wright out of his rack. Now will the real radioman, please stand up , C, vm ltllt 54 lhywi' -.-- ..,,., -. .,....... Q ' AQXQSAQ 'S I 1 Q .ll , at tf'W 1 ll Q Qx s - ' x H ' - V x , ,1 ipus-59 Let's seep is General Hospital on this one, or . . 1 F ,. if f w t' 1 X we t f X i l .f .N , X X -s N X ,X ff xi is ' K xx f of sf f X 1 s js! . ' 3 ' . X 3 is l A. N A 13 1 yas' ti? . 5 - 5 .Q 3:5 I K X M . an ' s S ,l E it ll l , i' 5 ... f' ' to as s l fir:-Q Yiis-'sfygigqt . H li F i.?gQ,H.i ,i , X xl? l P l E 3 l, E r s -ff-V Qs ...but...words...will...never...hurt...me... They had quarters an hour ago? x E s mf xt, of-W N NN K wig sd Q 7 . t 5 t. N N Chief Fury and his s l lf 5. Q6 K X . The White House? Hold On, 5 1 Hill They finally spelled it right. OKI Who put the Crazy-Glue on this knob? ii Foster Grants l don't have the duty 2 z, if , f 4- Cool as a cucumber -.,,,,,-',.a' NAVIG TIG sg! QMSN Dennis 'Doomsday' Dumas QM3 james 'Mr. Personality' Elliott QMSA Paul 'Sally' Saliga y MISSING: LTJG Alan E. Haggerty Ship's Navigator QM1 Edward 'Eddy' Prairie Navigation Leading Petty Officer .1 ,Qi ,-.1 QM3 Scott 'Andy' Anderson QMSA H. 'lay' Bradley QMSA James 'Trigger Chaney QM2 Steven 'Devo Clement - T I O It I YM-3 x hu' '7 ... Q ,- QQ ai. Ldlfl adv vvtggmw9i 8 you wx A65 of-Sli, QQUYXS C 7 .sl-gil' ,,, . .' 2'-. . I -- el- I -, .Lf ll if g- 'img -f ,Kd l 1' I I 1 If if X , 7 'gf X ii .fi gi' 1' N 1 ' l ' ' l s. I ' ' .-. Q ea, f J W 4 ,W H Q E I NX 0, g ! ' l V - fy . WM Somewhere between San Diego and Camel Breath, Ethiopia, Sir. A new dynasty for Surface Warfare Without them a ship would sail aimlessly about the oceans like Moses in the desert. They are the Quartermasters of Navigation Department. This small merry band of brothers are expert in stellar navigation as well as using the highly technical more modern forms of radar navigation. As handy with a sextant as with the Omega they successfully guided the VANCOUVER through 12 busy harbors, two narrow highly traf- ficked straits and over two-thirds of the way around the world and back home again. Underway the only way. Golden Shellback of the Command Qsx Wait for everybody else Dennis You want those two-kilos by tonight? X ' X'-'f'-fer,-'s..q..,-1f-1y'x,,,1..-qY.u...v.f- 1,- Could someone point me in the direction of the bridge? J I I I .IQ A D M I N I 'I S T R A T I G CDR l.A. Hough Executive Officer Admin Department Head 'W 4 f ffm' Q? V ffff ,gg lr 1 1st LT Iames Higgins LT Bruce A. Martin Combat Cargo Officer Ship's Chaplain Chiefs Admin fficers and ,Xl T ,X y 'Y ba HTCS james Barton 3-M Coordinator' i 11555 YNC joseph Galindo Ship's Secretary MISSING: LT Charles 1. Langingham X Division Officer ENS w.c. Leddy X Division Officer CMAA 1.1. Cline Chief Master-At-Arms fa,-gm p I-x NCC D.C. Hedges Career Counselor ,,i,l.,...-1-7 PNSN lerry Harold PNSR Richard Hastings BM1 Floyd 'Fonz' Lancour 102 Robert 'Rackets' Leggat KW ,gm PN1 Sonny Amon PC3 Demetrius 'P.C.' Crawford GMG1 Richard 'Pops' Fetterolf DMSN Dexter Q. Hall 6' Z VWMW' rl MISSING: PN3 Kevin Baker YNSN Richard 'Bad Boy' Bibbs LISN David Ramahlo NVQ? , 4 an PN3 'Dirty' Ernie Trossello RP3 Phillip 'Mac' McCormick YN3 'Big' Guy Merz YN2 Fred 'Frenchy' Moreau QMSR Greg 'Killer' Scheiller X The EXEC's Department. X-Division. It's probably the most diversified division on this good ship. Encompassing everyth- ing from the ship's police force to the print shop, it is staffed by A Chaplain, a Religous Programmer, Career Coun- selors, Master-At-Arms, Yeomen, Per- sonnelmen, an illustrator Draftsman, a Literographer, a Postal Clerk and a journalist. Their responsibilities are as varied as their titles but chiefly they handle all personnel records, correspon- dence, maintain order, conduct religous services, run CCTV, KLPD, public affairs, printing, career guidance and the , f X , wi V f y 'w?'f ff I , 7 4 ff WM X , ,,, A, of M 1,333 orientation of new sailors. In addition the flexible sailors fill the gaps during navigation detail, flight ops, and 1-Alpha. All this and they don't even receive an SRB. y l Qilryf 2 RQ 7 eel 1W? 7 J so Goo I A 'll' xl' W VM? -67,9 Wal, iff E3 A N Problems wl'H'ul.1O Records? .Brxfw Therv' +0 , 2550 A- Z .-X Nwa s JN 1 , K -, f., ' ,' ' - x , KJ t YOUI' ff R. I ' ,, 2 QQ: ' ' 'L 5 -M! 1 ' l ' I ' VL. 6 4 .1 'Q ff ,. f ,410 s . W '- c 47 f,Mf is . ' X64 . up ' 5 x U5- .g,,-,X 4 My 4 gg 2 5 ? 2 E Q E 5 E 5 pnnunww' ww X 7 kg . 3 N M W fx f , 'x NX, .. my 'U 5V,,.,..5.,,.., 7.--qs-x If-.-:R-gm ,--.-13:1 - - A 1-----.,,-.Lv-,aug-v-1.-,-.3 ,,,.,.,x.,..vf,--.- .,,...,.. g tl I, 1 'TIM ixx 'S.. i' un' ll ,Q - '-'1-fs '5- l'l' j.---., . , -Q-,463-'Y ' -- l'9'l?: T .11 - .. 1 .,., w L. f, Q o lf f Nw .C 1114 dd Ai f .nl ABF2 Kenneth 'Ax' Axelson MISSING: LT Curtis 'Penguin' Strommen ABFC Leslie 'Big Bird' Richmond ABFC 'Big Bear' Foster ABH1 Richard 'Hover Time' Riess ASE3 Paul 'Big T' Townsend ABH3 Richard Gehring ABH3 Remagio 'Bob' Villanueva ABF3 Robert 'Consie' Mc Dade ABFAN Larry 'Snyderdog' Snyder AA Mark 'Billy' Graham AA George 'Hawkeye' Faber AR Russell '4.0' Bunch . R14 11 HZ, LCDR Vernon 'RoterOver' Overall Air Department Head ASM3 Isaiah 'Superfly' Falo AN Terry 'Pup' Forg ABHAN George 'Stubs' Heinlein - giss Chiefs gonna be mad when he learnii h has 'Iwo 5+an+ctnew gsoie landings l2ec ond I l mm 22,000 consecutive EDF meals without standing in Iinel ,MM Captain, why is there wet These naval airmen, bold fellows, always on for an adventurous attack . . . Sir lan Hamilton: Diary entry, Gallipoli, 8 july 1915 It's worth the trip for only 80 cents a gallon! 0 ,,,, W Q X 4 , f' ,Ili Giywwaiywif fi W , X T X , f U f as ,QMXX fgyff , t t- ff f f Tell Miss Arkansas to report to the Air Boss ASAPI Go backl Back! The cake's not done yetl - Let's deal! the Indian ,M visit i, -5' all 1 ,i f t i Take the Lombok Strait Ocean Exit . . li i How about a M kk J paint on the brush handle? 3 U X, X-as M1 X Di Q :,....,,x 5 if 'Half .4 .S 'ff Ani 2 if in , 71,1-r,v,. E Q .X ' ,Q ., lgiqi 2 fy , .,.A I ? ' , 5'-'..., ' .4 ,- turnoff to Now about that promotion . . . ' lt's either Miss America or one of those funny Marines . . . Doin' 150 in an 80 You boys are in a heap of trouble' window seat? OK. lust before he climbs on board, TAKE OFF! EDF MeClW3C D9f3'l l'm in air and you're not! W 35 33 Q3 ii or .xv fi fi ,J L! ir ai E-J ax Zi ai W Ll ri 5.1 il is bi KJ ii K i -i v ': Vx A .w il 1 x X ,i , V fy il R X1 cr Qi ,A Ii iii ii S ,, if i Y X, YN K, ii ii re ix P ii fi C in E qi is xi 'B Ei E3 ii is , E ia ii 5 E fi Qi Fi ri Si ,, in fi 2 na-.wmv Ei X ii E E Q 3 ,, 5 K. ii F Si 53 gi S 5 53 3 qi ,x Qi pri fe Si :ii iv A tl ii mf' e Z , 'N QXN f Is that green shirt authorized? 22 OOO CONSECUTIVE ,355 Q, Well, Sir, you know those 300 cases of beer . . ' So much for the interview . . X ,A . - . . e - M Q W Can it be hocked? Sorry, Ax, you don't get any. Vmjfw wig 1 K swf They'll be hell to pay if you botch this one. if X .40 Well, I twisted my ankle, but I won't say nothin H,, -4-.',-x- . ' ' - ' ' ' 5 - 1-.-..-gf H ,...f'- ----,.,-,-uv.-.ip---., aww,-5-., - E- '- ' Cf- ,-5. f--enum--V -fx----vp-1 , ,. 4-.-3w,1 .. 7,376 xiryfs-fx iw, ,G A A- - ---.4 'Q-..-. -t - --- -Y.. -.. - -.---- V .Q X 2 SUPPLY DEPARTME CJFFICERS 84 CHIEFS QQ' SM w.w,,,Qx A K x - f Q Q f S cicek in im, ,gg LCDR Levon 'Hank' Carpenter Supply Department Head LTIG Craig A. Pulver Food Service Officer mi!! Q MSCS Romeo 'Romy' Basmayor Food Service Senior Chief SKC Edgardo 'Ed' Mallari S-1 Division Chief V u I J - S-5 Division MS3 Eugene 'Gene' Houchins MS1 Antonio 'Tony' Mamaril MSSN Roger Metcalf MS1 Samuel 'Sam' Pamoleras M2255 y 'mam F M51 Rodrigo 'Rod' Briones MSSA Paul Crego MS1 Adriano 'lun' Fernandez MS1 Fred Fuerte xx' 4 Q33 MSSN Larry 'Boots' Randolph MS3 james 'lim' Watson MS3 Anthony 'Tony' Vig MK, Hey man, I don't want to hear about your mother's cooking! lffmm Y i i f ' Q 1 MISSING: MS1 Bernabe 'Bernie' Bongolan MS1 Eduardo 'Ed' Custodio MS2 Ronnie 'Ron' Eason M53 Duane Whitfield MSSN jeffrey 'jeff' Wright -1-. ns.-can .. Thomas Deloney Works 1600 Few victories are won on an empty belly Sir john Hawkwood 1320 1394 A poor sailor, In double danger both of the fight and of shipwreck by day parched with the heat of the sun, by night mpt and whrpt with blusterlng should not refresh him, he drinks lt, he is set to Nathaniel Knott It is death to the poor soul have a can of beer to but he must say Mors est in olla when or a cake of bread but he must think a penance when he eats it An Advice of a Seaman 1634 !Mors est In olla drink Q X 1 ,, 2,94 I N Oh no! What a time to have a Big Mac attack! Silly boy! You don't put mayo on balut! or-f l'll do the dishes after my break. Incredible! Those cookies do bounce twice! Be nice to me or I'll order more fried baloney! X 10 more marines? Do you , fave l l realize how many burgers that is? But, the job does have its benefits! But can he luggle? 83 God sends meat but the Devil sends cooks. f . u , I n' 1 f tempestsg and when he is wet, cold, and hungry, f ' I ' I 2 . . . n I 1 l 4 4 3 4 4 4 l 4 4 3 l l l 4 4 l l 4 4 ' 4 4 4 l 4 li 4l l 7 44 4 4 l 4 l 4 l 4 l l 4 34 'l 4. 14 4 44 J ld 4.-'T,iQL4.,....4 Hwwou. 3 ll il 4 4 .4 4 3 s 4. i in-4,11--.. . ,,...,,.a M, .--.....,.. .f . ,, .- .,,,,..,,-,. , .,.,, , TN one, ...- . ,. ,V .. ,-- . f---A.. -,., -, , 4 ,..4.-....,5,., ,i,.4,.,, ,--fwfxw.-14,1-.-.,.f.,1f-1, -.-f-ff----+.,,..f..f..,-g.-v..f..w,,-n-e.-.-,,o..,.,,...,..-- ...o,,,. .-., -- ..--,N , - X-2,54 ' ' l Believe me, you don't want to know. Could you spare a cup of flour or bat-hair? 84 Sorry. Like my soup: it's Top Secret. lt was nothing: Really. can't believe they Two! I fi ate the whole thing! We X g ,wzSff,zN- 3 Seagull's great if fixed properly. These guys fix our food? , tftt t QNX if N NM My specialty - Reconstituted sea-meatl . A S-3 Division MISSING SN Lance Amidon SH2 Cardito 'Ardie' Castro SHSN William 'Bill' Diffenderfer SHSR Thomas 'Red' Harrington SHSN Steven Riley SH2 Arturo 'Art' Tagavilla pau- ,y t SH3 Harvey 'Harp' Hill A SH2 Reynaldo 'Rhey' Riego SH3 Mark Snider SN james Williford 1 t. SHSN Mark 'Mac' Ciaramella SH1 Lee 'Boody' Day SHSN Raymond 'Tooth' Gilmore SH3 jeffrey 'jeff' Harrington L, gf v Q A af N mt to fyffit V is S, gg - my X iz X ff u v! . Q E I If you don't take them, they will. Sermons are freel .,.- .., ..-.....-.4.g,,f.,.,..,.--ima-..g...... ,.. .... . ,... . M . 1 E I lm Wx, .U N Ffa 'lx W W! Wf 1' I Wy ff y- . ---..,.-7.1- .- - -,...,, ,-.H- - f..1.,. , ...urn .-.-...x..- ..w......,.- .4 ... -ig wh-,-.. Y. ,... 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Vancouver . . . can you come over about two feet 1, 4 Put the change in my This thing is in my way, Meet ya in Olongapo guysl l'm so happy I could just . . . I'Il get right on it Chief! 92 YR! 1 1 l, l, Q N E fi' i W y ew a i If-..::-X fl' v- ,y .,---' ls zu I f ,,. - 1 '5'WVff A, l f ll A ff' Q 2-'fp uwaie What's the big Sm 'E E ' KD' Wow N flplyt Il th td th 8: owl a u coo, is 'VuSiI ? O O Idoni Know LOMQUY -Yo .XX OUQvUCQj E' DX 'FMQ L,Os5'f' WNOUTK M f i Q , x , . 'if W seen Look how much fun this guy's having! IT, -E, pna'r',-HT-14354. w h Ib 1 p h h d 'if-5 A A dl ' V7 ' ' W 93 ,Z '1 ,Z S X459-' ..,.,.., :--fygmfw,-5,,,,-.,g,,,-.,.g.,Q 1, .. .,...-q-Qf-.e. e--,-f-sg,:-a-ef--1-:--- -wx-N --- -X-wwf V, Q X X M .a. X4 6 SMSX,X gvwsg I PC fW4w,g ,k42gQ2 4 2 Nw? X07 A J pw Getting fuel and supplies out in the middle of the ocean, thousands of miles from the nearest land is a tricky manuever at best, but one in which our Navy is very adept at. At full steam and as close as 50 yards apart, it takes the coordinated effort of a finely honed team. Sharpshooting Gunnersmates, fine steering Quartermas- ters, strong and highly proficient Boatswain- mates and a knowledgeable bridge team all play a vital role in this evolution. Thanks to underway replenishments, the crew most always has a fresh supply of food, unusually bad movies, mail sometimes, and a full tank of diesel fuel to keep us operational. Was it good for you, too? - 14' tt- WWW ' Use both hands, guys. A 's ,Z , fe, ff s. f At least they could have let the paint dry, first. Emergency breakaway!! Whats that? f f I Z X W U , W f ,MQ C WW fffmh, X , f WMM , Wm WW W! , yfw- 'Wm win M .rw ,,,v 5442 Q A X v , f . Q, fxgx X f f xxx aw Q .xl Y, 7 x by , fn X A 5 fd .4 it if W fd! 111' F1 QQ F.. E21 f,-31 L . fi! Lil' yw 32' 59? .Q ii I? xi' .Q x., 1 11 A11 IJ ,.f 1 il z C , 511 X. Tv 13 55 Q! Ea' S! 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Patton lr.: General Order to the Seventh Army before Sicily landings, 27 june 1943. A landing against organized and highly trained opposition is probably the most difficult undertaking which military forces are called upon to face. George C. Marshall: during planning for the Sicilian landings, 1943. Amphibious flexibility is the grea- test strategic asset that a sea power possesses BH Liddell Hart Deterrence or Defense 1960 The amphibious landing is the most powerful tool we have Douglas Mac Arthur planning conference for Inchon Tokyo 23 August 1950 Does that mean no sandcastles today? n , , Nxn, ,,M, QQ, . ,,, Mn t. fl xx , 0 f A-W' xt.. ,, mm, f Chief help It wonft so any further. All 'ya do is say only one more helping left. 0 Xww ,, , WW ftmggb wg X A QW' , gm? fmmnf ,Wi TP - Y , I 5 1 gi 7' Race 'ya to the next island and back. OK. Who let one fly? Hey look, Barry. We're on camera. V135 N ,, X 100 Some distress signal. They're waving back. Tuck in your shirt, nut. 4 , , .WM if f 7 V ,Q ,ww wf f S .. W f f f, VW, 'ff .,,,, 71, , ffmw, W 'N m X. f Mf- -F nf V, ' W W ff , YW! ' ,, ' A I'm buying the first round. , ,N ge X fig! .2 fam f ffff i W' fm, 'U VWQQZQ Q A ,gf an Q xii . Wg , M, W X , L X M, 'Zn' , eff 4 I KL W ,,,,,,,,, I f K , f HWS' C X MW I'm bad. S Wm f . Hey, Toad! You're out of stepl R A , x Next time, l'll ditch them! ,M i Y A ,few ,E .xg S S ff W , N Q X 4weq A 5 wi - ,R f X xv if S N sp X Q. , Xi W, A Q N Sf e Q, x me S e ,ig VV W-Qin .svx SSX-X A, im Sv? Q l 1. xx W W.. N I This looks like a cool place to rake 3 noonerl Oh, boy! Only one-hundred and forty-seven minutes till chow! ,,,.,,,,A,,,,,,.,..e.,- L,-,v,,-.-,,. ,. ,M -., N.. -,, ,. A of . -,-,- A ,,,-.,, X ..,,..,-.Fw ,Y-,f.:.,-1 ,4 ,. . . ,, ,..u...f-v-M- ..-- ., ,o . - .., , F- .-A v,. -f-pw--- -...T.,..., h. .e.,V. ' 1 s 1 I 1 r -, E X f 1 E 4 E EMBARKED ARINES Well, I saw a picture of one in college, but . . i 1 A n F 1 w i l i K I w n 1 ns., i E i Thanks, Staff, for not beating anybody up. I tm 122 l'm not a toad. I'm a Marine. The 2nd Battalion 3rd Marines are typical of battalions throughout the Corps The Battalion dates back to 1914 when the provisional 3rd Regiment was formed for operations in Mexico During the First World War the Battalion served in Cuba and Haiti protecting American interests World War ll saw the battalion in action at Bougainville Guam and Iwo lima as part of the 3rd Marine Division After the war the Battalion saw service in North China until relocated to Okmawa The Battalion returned to action in March 1965 when, along with the rest of the regiment it landed at DaNang to protect U S air base facilities ln the northern provinces of South Vietnam the Battalion logged 56 months of continuous operations, particularly distinguish ing itself in the first battle of Khe Sank where it was responsible for the defense of Hill 881 North The battalion left Vietnam in December 1969 and was stationed at MCAS Kaneohe where it has remamed since, participating in normal deployments as part of the 1st Marine Brigade A iffy Amt yy , xi 3 . . . and spacious living quarters for 800 Marines . . ! f ' 0 1,44 IZ V -2 , N ' 34. X sg rl.Yn X qfggn 3 ,, 4 H N2 4 4+ 5,- ' st, 4 If GQ fm' 1 gp. Y 9 U3 Q16 But theres nobody to yell at down here . . . you're running the wrong way, nut Where is his comic book? U55 NEW ORLEANS KLPH-112, U55 EISENHOWER fCVN-692 and her baule group in the Lo. NEW ORLEANS and 'KF n IKE unreping in the l.O. NEW ORLEANS ILPH-112 U55 MISPILUON KAR-61 U55 FREDERICK 1L5T-11842 'O' Ve eP - U55 DUBUQUE apo-aj 104 i Russian Ocean-Going Tug QATAJ i' ff, ,4 V ,yy Q' Wt j M, if it 'Q-is -X we ff fgyhffh' Russian Bear-D, long range reconnaissance and forward observer plane escorted by U S Navy F-14's, U.S.A. - For an American sailor the sight of a Russian ship is not an unfamiliar sight, sometimes seeing their rusty hulls as close as a couple hundred miles off the coast of California during local Ops. Passovers by their reconaissance planes while steaming in the South China Sea and Indian Ocean were N if t . Russian Nuclear submarine fEcho Ill under tow in the Straits of Malacca one of their most powerful subs? 2 t S it Russian AGI trawler for intelligence gathering. RUSSIA - frequent and spying a Russian trawler on the horizon was not uncommon. While transiting the narrow Straits of Malacca the squadron was uplifted by the sight of a Russian sea-going tug towing a broken down Russian nuclear sub which passed within 200 yards of our port side. f-'N'-1 'WKQK flgkfjiy ,ff ,J ,ff fzffxwfw 1 '4 YT 2 5 0 W, -f W.,I,f Aff fm, , , Q it 1 ,api jr!! 1 I 6' N 'f 432 5 V.. X V, ,, nh z ,f,f. W f J 1 K ff y Z 4 41-, fi s X f' 7 I 7 x fy 'R W akf ,mf W 7 ff iw f S Qxfff f ,f MW f KM Zi x,Q ,. 4 , , A' ,4.' ML' h nwmff' My 'Fixx 1 fy' . lx X SNK : X I ,S at the nsk of waking everybody up Overflowing with enthusuasm 11 11 ,, 106 if , 5 sr-1.-4 , We'll really miss you, Se nior Chief -J T1 .M , le Come backl At least finish the cruise. It's not nice to do that, Mr. Eliott X 1 X Q QQ' X , X ss- , S ' gr' Q'-50855. r 2.9 . Sven? s so ' ks SNS Li? . XMAS? sk s ss N N i f M QW si 5 Ns X -xx X Q N The Mad Scraper strikes again! Don't feel bad, Sir. I can out drink anyone. ,? If Nothing l00k5 this bad, The only guy who ever had a cold soda. TIGER It would be more fun if they had bullets! ff M Here, kid, better let me shoot the rest . . . 108 Hey, I can get into this! Qbelowj l'd rather do it myself . . . lbelowl That's my finger, you little . . fbelowl Beats bowling anytime. fbelowj Box ca s I' XXI! 45 Mr Turner almost smiled for this one Future Shellbacks? Try not to hut the boat k d Howd that IO get In there? fbelowj Oh I forgot snr thats 20 cents a round I I 1. l. P1 5 3 , ,, as Wail Sally! Time for the ol' shoestring routine Holiday Routine A sailor's lot at sea is difficult. His work is characterized by long hours and hard work. If the Captain, being lord of his vessel, see's that the week's work is good he will oft times proclaim the seventh day, a day of rest. The day is dubbed 'Holiday Routine' and what it means in actuality is that if your lucky enough to not have something pressing, you can relax and take part in the day's events. Besides several different religious services, the days festivities include a scrumptious fantail bar-b-que, rock-'im sock-'im smokers, matinee movies, talent shows, all day television, sunbathing at steel beach or simply relaxing with a good book or a friendly card game. Help! fbelowl Hopefully, OBA's will be unnecessary. fbelowy Regular Navy fmt! en.-,,,, ,A No Sir. After the sixth helping, I draw the line. 10 dollars says this is a chow line. They taste better with buns and mustard. 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Helo'd onboard, like angels from heaven, were Miss America, Miss Arkansas and Miss California. The buxom, voloptuous ladies spent half a day onboard our rolling ship posing for photographs touring the ship and talking to crewmembers and embarked marines Having spent many long, lonely days without seeing a person of the opposite gender it is an unnecessary understatement to say the celebrities were a very welcome sight and a pleasant break in a fairly mundane schedule , That's it. ' lt's an enlisted member f- -' 3. lf , ,-,. ' 'f gddgtdu. e flfj E255 silillljllll. BG igf?.4qmf 19, 1900 ff? Excuse me, Miss, you're in my seat C U55 ZZIZLUUI' flm LP IJ -2 I .I f Qi V X. A, Xp iix uzi X i es,n,1, ,f H i N i a f f X V N 5 ss V A Q lillfi lbelowl You're right, Rob. That is a very personal question . . . Sorry about that. fbelowj We'd like to know how the Padres did sometime tonight, Clark. 1, ,gif wx 15 . . gjf ts, FYSEZ' 5 KX J -511A-139 . 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The notion and image of home and familiar streets and people seemed to draw the vessel to its berth by merit alone, as the crowd on the pier could barely be contained, awed with anticipation by this ship which mysteriously enters homeport laden with treasurers and memories of lands so far away. The ship is its crew, whose love for the places they've seen and they've done is exceeded only by the love for their own family and friends. There is a pleasure in the pathless woods, There is a rapture on the lonely shore, There is a society where none intrudes By the deep sea, and music in its roar: I love not man the less, but nature more, From these our interviews, in which I steal From all I may be, or have been before, To mingle with the universe, and feel What I can ne'er express, yet cannot all conceal. Roll on, thou deep and dark blue Ocean, -roll! 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