Wasatch (AGC 9) - Naval Cruise Book

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N' JL ' E-: g af' A 5 DEPARTMENT HEADS From left to right first row RAYMOND LOUIS BELLIVEAU, Lt. Cmdr. Cscy, USNR. The officer responsible for the good food we have all enjoyed. Married, three children. JOHN SAMUEL DUNN, Lt. Cmrir. CMCJ, USNR. A newcomer to the ship but one who quickly established himself. Married, two children. WALTER ORMOND LEE, Lt. Cmdr., USNR. Head of the Communications Department. Responsible for all radio and radar eqpipment, a tremendous job. Married, three children. HERBERT CARLTON HESSE, Lt. Cmdr., USNR. Navigator. Always kept us onfcourse and on time. Lots of sea-going experience prior to reporting for active duty. Married. JOHN WILLIAM ALFORD, Lt. Cmdr., USNR. Gunnery Department. Came to Wasatch from BuPers. Responsible for the excellent performance given by our gunners. Bachelor. Second row HAROLD EDGAR SOMMERS, Lt.CjgD, USN. First Lieutenant. In charge of the many repairs and alterations that have kept us all so busy. Many year's sea duty. Bachelor. ERNEST POPE KENDALL, Lieut. CChcD, USNR. Everyone's favorite. Married, two children. ROBERT BECKETT HINSON, Lieut., USNR. Chief Engineer. Kept the engines and generators going despite all difficulties. Bachelor.