Wasatch (AGC 9) - Naval Cruise Book

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A ,, Z vw, S CJFFICERS I N From left to right first row Lt. cmor. J.w. ALFORD, Newark, Ohio, Lt. Cmdr- H-C- HESSE. St. Petersburg, Florida, Lt. Cmdr. J.S. DUNN, salem, New Jersey, Lt. Cmdr. W.O. LEE. Riverside, Rhode Island, Rear Admiral A.G. NOBLE CCom Phib Gr. 81, Washington, D-C-3 Captain K.D. RINGLE CCommanding Officerj, Palas Verdes Estates, California, Comdr. W.F. EGLIT CExecutive Officerj, Springfield Gardens, New York,A Comdr. J.E. NORMENT, Clinton, Iowa, Lt. Cmdr. R.L. BELLIVEAU, Boston, Massachusetts, Lieut. R.B. HINSON, Monroe, North Carolina, and Lt.fjgD H.E. SOMMERS, Port Angeles, Washington. Second row Lleut. H.S. EDWARDS, Fort Worth, Texas, Ch. Elec. A.J. MARRON, Santa Anna, California, Lt.CjgJ E.T. HANSON, Los Angeles, California, Lieut. K.F. SANDS, Boston, Massachusetts, Ch. Bos'n D.J. BATES: Atlanta, Georgia, Ensign T.E. LANGSTON, Greensboro, North Carolina, Ensign J.M. ROBINSON, Hornell, New-York, Ch. Rad. Elec. J. ZAMBA, Yonkers, New York, Lt.CjgJ H.N. DUDA, Mansfield, Ohio, Lieut. S. LOWENSTEIN, Charleston, West Virginia, and Lt.fjgl J.S. GASCOVITCH, Roxbury, Massachusetts. Third row Lt.CjgD L.L. GIFFEN, I Knoxville, Tennessee, Ensign J.W. MORRIS, Battleboro, North Carolina, Chaplain E.P. KENDALL, Decatur, Georgia, Lieut. F.E. CASSIDY, Tulsa, Oklahoma, Lt.CjgD D.H. STAPLETON, Ch. Rad. Elec. A.L. EHRAMJIAN, Brooklyn, New York, Lt.CjgD R.H. ELIOT, Fox? boro, Massachusetts, Ensign W. NEPOTE, Portland, Oregon, Capt. C.E. ROBERTSON, New York, New York, Ensign R.L. PEASE, Hamilton, Ohio, and Lt.CjgJ M.G. FORSTER, Murray, 'Kentucky. Fourth row Lieut. A. FREDERICK Portland, Oregon, Ch. Pay Clerk A.A. SCHIRMER, San Lorenzo, California, Lt.CjgSW.H. AMIDON, Dedham, Massachusetts, Lieut. W.H. WALLACE, Denver, Colorado, Lt.Cjgl D.L. SMITH, New York, Ch. Carp. E.C. HANSEN, Union Grove, Wisconsin, 5hip's Clerk N.L. McKENZIE, San Francisco, California, Lt.fjgD R.C. ROBERSON, San Diego, California, Lt.fjgJ J.H. BOGER, Fronk Royal, Virginia, ' Lt.fjgD J.E. SMITH, Maplewood, New Jersey, Lt.Cjgl J.C. WELSH, Lansdowne,Pennsylvania, and Ensign E.C. TUCKER, Seattle, Washington. Not in picture Lt. Cmdr. C.E. LOVEMAN, Baltimore, Maryland, Lieut. A. DEL BIANCO, Concord, New Hampshire, Lt fjgl W J RUTH Chicago, Illinois, Ensign w.D. v1NsoN, Richmond, virginia, Ensign c E' HAWKINS.III , Bowling Green, Kentucky, and Mach. W. ECKERT, Baltimore, Maryland. . . , fsar...r ,X IV T' ': A' ff .. fE,,,3,:,gg...f, :f 3 4 . - - - '

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