Yorktown (CVS 10) - Naval Cruise Book

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1962 volume:

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In February 1936, he was ordered to the Naval Air Station, Pensacola, for flight training and was designated Naval Aviator in March 1937. During'World War II, he served in Patrol Squadrons SIX and ELEVEN and participated in thet battlefof Midway and subsequent operations in the Central and South Pacific. Here his squadronareceived the Presidential Unit Citation, and he, the Distinguished Flying Cross. This was followed by a year as Commanding Qfficer of Patrol Squadron NINETY-UNE, with operations in the 'Solomon Islands Campaign, mostly in Black Cat night attack opera- tions, for which his squadron was awarded the Navy Unit Citation. , Captain Cobb served as Commanding Officer of the USS YORKTOWN from September 1957 until August of 1953. Upon completion of this duty he returned to the Pentagon as Deputy Secretary to the Joint Chiefs of Staff. In April 19,61 he reported as Chief of Staff and Aide to Commander Carrier Division FIVE. Rear Admiral Cobb relieved Rear Admiral W. A. Stuart as Commander Carrier Division NINETEEN on 5 August 1961 in Pearl Harbor. I W P-wavwmw Z P-4 Q Captain M. M. Gantar Captain Mark M. GANTAR was horn in North Chicago, Illinois and graduated from Northwestern University in 1940. While at Northwestern he completed four years of NROTC and was commissioned an Ensign in the Naval Reserve. During World War H he served on three destroyers seeing duty and action in the A- leutians, the Atlantic, and the Western Pacific. After the war he completed an ordnance post graduate caurse at the U.S. Naval Academy. During the Korean War he was the Gunnery Officer of the USS TOLEDO. He has com- manded the destroyer escort USS ROBERT E. PEARY and the destroyer USS HOPEWELL. He served as Gunnery Officer on the staff of Commander Cruiser Destroyer Force Pacific Fleet and as Ordnance Superintendent at the Puget Sound Naval Shipyard. Following a tour as Commander of Destroyer Division TWO EIETY THREE, Captain Gantar reported as Chief of Staff to Commander Carrier Division NINETEEN. Captain Gantar is married to the former Miss Marguerte Bentz of Grand Rapids, Minnesota. . . ,. . , N 1 ..., a,.,,,g,l .. .M h , -. , , - w1x1t...,'wl'f- A , 2+-1:12952 FUFUFN-UUVUCD OH P75493 og DVDS? Om CDO DB mH'fD':Sm QE3C'cs0QE,Q.'c: aww? WWE? 3-ID-b-4'L5Dg-A T3 5' ' mmOE?P5i 20705 OS-CE Q3 f3 'QOmfDE.CDGU WOQQLQ? QWZQQDQW g.4'C?JQ.E'm 25429392 Uiilgq PY' mm9C,,,ZZZfD 'YU' 1-r :DO- fDo gikjcniii' ,.,ggj-..'5-J Pfclfig U -21 goj gave? gggw 322m SEQ E502 ?QH Cm?-93 D 5510-4 mm-. ,ffm K4 Sas 942559 EERE? gcrcqgd S H- cfQ U:f3 Q35 Wm Q 'r-+ Qmwf 553 f-4 , QQ Lian sw-Z C3 We Fe' Q :1 m53H H57 ? Up-33 3610 H+-4 13 -on U50 90 H Z OD- F-42- mbio 555 1229 mum 3505 025. ' an 3094 om HD, 1-1 323+-1 'J' EEO ED-ao mzxb was U2 58,138 'gr-1. 301150 30 ,gwbge rocgm o.Q.o. 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Commander Smith returned to the States in 1943 and became a member of VF-13, which deployed to the Pacific on the USS FRANKLIN. He later returned to the Training Command at Pensacola, Florida to serve as Officer-in-Charge of the Basis Instruction School. After three years at Pensacola he was ordered for duty as the Executive Officer of VF-81 at Norfolk, Virginia and Jacksonville, Florida. In 1950 he attended General Line School in Monterey, California and upon completion was assigned to the Operational Intelligence Section of the Office of Naval Intelligence. Following two years in this duty he became a member of Commander, U.S. Naval Air Force, Pacific Fleet, Staff as Intelligence Officer. After jet transition training in Olathe, Kansas, he becaae Commanding Officer of VF-114 and completed a WestPac tour aboard the USS ESSEX in 1 7. He was then ordered to the Naval War College at Newport, Rhode Island, as a student in the Naval Warfare Course. Upon completion of one year as a student, he was assigned to the Staff of the Naval War College as Head of the Academic Team in the Command and Staff. Course. He was then assigned to USS YORKTOWN QCVS-10D as Operations Officer in August 1960, and became Executive Officer in June of 1961. Among his medals are the Distinguished Flying Cross, 5-Air medals, American Defense, American Theater, Asiatic-Pacific Medal, with 9 battle stars, World War II Victory, Occupation Medal,-Philippine Defense Medal, Philippine Liberation, and the National Defense Medal. Commander Smith is married to the former Miss Dorthy Angelo. Commander Willard L. Mybufg AND LET US NO FQRGET Captain Chaffles E. Gibson THE YORKTOWN's ROLE IN ANTI-SUBMARINE WARFARE ' The aircraft carrier is the key member of the Anti-Submarine Warfare KASWJ Hunter-Killer team. It is the command post of Hunter-Killer Which includes: the carrier, With Commander Carrier Division 19 embarked as the Task Group Commander, four to eight destroyers, with a Destroyers Division Commander embarked as Screen Commander g and Carrier Anti-Submarine Air Group 55 consisting of tvvo SZF Q' Tracker 7' squadrons, one helicopter squadron and a detachment of three airborne early Warning radar equipped AD Skyraiders, based aboard the carrier. The YGRKTOWN is a high-speed mobile base that can move from one troubled sea lane to another as needed and on very short notice. It serves as the logistics center for the units of the ASW team and as a command post from Which operations of the Hunter-Killer team are coordinated and controlled by the Task Group Commander. To permit timely, effective and efficient employment of the elements of the Task Group, the YGRKTOWN provides a Wide variety of surface and air search radars, high speed corn- munications equipment, electronic countermeasures devices, and electronic navigational equipment. This equipment provides a rapid continuous flow of vital. tactical information to the Combat Information Center and Flag Plot of the carrier, information Which the Task Group Commander must have in order to effectively carry out the ASW Team's mission, Hunt and Kill enemy submarines. . CDR W C SMITH Executwe Officer YORKTOWNS Executive Department more frequently called the Administration Department IS made up of nine Officers and sixty one Enlisted Men in Widely separated offices The Executive Officer heads up the Department assisted by the Administrative Assistant Who coordinates the efforts of the many offices which make up X Division Within the Admin Department there IS the Admin Offi . .---,.Y. .,., ..,,.,.. , ,WF , M U Q W V . . 3 ,,.. ra.,-.,ws-. -1 ..... . . - , Q -- o 0 ' . 7 . 7 7 Y - ' 7 ' QQ 97 ' ' ' . . . . ' . , 7 7 ce home base of the Administrative Assistant the Captains Office, headed up by the Ship's Secretary, the Personnel Office, Legal Office, Education and Training Office, the Chaplain's Office, Crews Lounge, and Library, the Print Shop, PIO Office, Post Office, and the Master-at-Arms Force. LTIG E. -T. KREINER Admin Assistant Top Row: CLeft to Rlghtl J. B. Wheelis, B. T. Louviere, A. P. Valenzuela, R. M. Timmermeln, G. M. Kellogg, F. W Treseler, C.CnD. Ciaramella, A. Rios, A. F. Lara, C. W. Sell, O. D. jarvxs and R. K. Hendra Srttrngz D. M. Sloan, R. W Stone, C. R. Jackson, K. S. Avery, R. K. Crabtree, W. C. Wittkopp, N. E. Jerger, H. R. Batie, M. C. Peterson and R. C Crouse Personnel Office 'W nw' HH -,, M. .-- --1 - - -'Y-- f ' ' 'W' , xx .- ' - ' Post Office Public Information Ojjice C . h . 21 19 1 21 i ri S W Y 1 R Top Row: tLeft to Righti D. B. Dequitt, -1. L. Rivet, B. B. Highsmith, C. L. Mciiim, R. R.Y Garica, L. D. Collins, E. M. jarvis, G. E. Schmid and J. D. Brendel Second Row: R. F. Steil, C. M. Hodge, D. K. Frost, XNS. Garrisroli, R' G- K1Ug,T- J. Komadina D. VV. Vtfebb N T Smith N NV Vohn and R E VVhite Sittinffz BE. Martens G. G. Gillis K. L. Badger ii LTJG J. R. Heck, L'i'Jo ii. Ti Kfemef,,LoDia'J. is. Num, LTJG C. K. Myers, 13. D. Hilaire. D. of ofabmgef and C. A. Schmidt mrmow Debbi L e Q a 1 O f f i C e U . Top Row: CLeft to Rightj J. G. Tagle, R. D. Sennett, B. L. Patrick, L. W I-lasting M T Howell and L. A. Tucker sitting. B. E. Gillette, E. E. Topping, CDR W. C. smiih, 5.1. 'Heye' and L. Braswell - R CDR R. O. BOE Opemtions Ojicer CDR R. O. BARTLETT CIC Ojjicer CDR f.P. MCNEELA CDR S. F. DUDLEY Air Operations Air Intellzgence OI Division ' Top Row: CLeft to RightJ L. L. Stark, D. F. Koch, M. A. Bolin, R. A. Schreiber, F.. P. Jones, K. E. Sawyer, J. A. Merrill, W. F. Hatfield, N. K. Pearson, R. B. Reiser, F. W. Doyle, O. Vlfhittenberg Second Row: B. M. Michaelson, A. K. Rosenberry, D. W. Devereaux, C. A. Moon, B. J. Million, P. I. Pealer, R. Meverden, M Allen, R. B. Smith, J. F. Ludwig, G. E. Heaton, E. M. Rootes, W. R. Lewis, K. G. Fortney, W. E. Gillam, J. D. Paige, L. E. Lawhun Front Row: I. Clayton, R. L. Irby, H. S. Soete, LTJG J. D. Heinberg, LTJG R. K Giss, LCDR J. R. Pilon, LTJG J. M. Heiges, LTJG L. K. Whitaker, J. A. Demeester, K. R. Harris, E. Ware, Rr Dr Mr S. P. Davis S. D. Shuler A S Korb. JF w iii 'W'W1Smg' ' ' C Hel ef econd ROW1 5-'F Durand l. , ' ' J - - , . . B l - .' Q. Z. Ludwig, P.,U. Heaton, R. T. C-ares, Pio. erffieiiing, cu1iyla2?L.GwI2,-'1nEff6kM' V' Moore' C' A' Mathews The Ol Division personnel man and operate the radar, communications and associated equipment that make up the ship's Combat Information Cen- ter. Although they are prima- rily radar opratorsl division personnel also man radiotele- phones and sound powered circuits, solve maneuvering pro- hlems, act as lookouts and con- duct continuous preventative maintenance on the radar equip- ment. They must be familiar with all types of operations such as anti-submarine and anti-air Warfare and associated tactical publications. , . A-. , - -- J'fifzfzian.,-.-tb-,-.ffA f---fwf.,--,4-f.-.g.,mf., A A -- - X H k!.L 1 .l .xx-k..:, 1 5 OA Division Standing: QLeft to Rightb L. A. Gilliam, J. E. Blazek, M. V. Devine Sitting: R. W. Perry, A. C. Pilger, LCDR C. L. Armstrong, H. D. Hastings, W. D. Balding . Weather Forecasting The nien of QA Division observe, collect, and report surface and upper air vveatllerg plot ancl analyze current weatlier clata ancl forecast future weather conclitions in support of Naval Operations. ' ' l ! L E v L a U. I1 C h i n 8 W e a JE h e r B El 1 1 Q O f 0 n Y -I ix . ir i, n 1 9 I O A 333009 0 'Q 9 'Q OE division is responsible for the maintenance and repair of all electronic equipment aboard Yorktown, excluding Weapons control radar and equipment speci- fically assigned to another division. OB division also maintains the Yorktown Broad- casting System, the speaker-amplifiers which play YBS programs throughout the ship, the ship's recreational television system, and the mess deck hi-fi system. OE Division Top Row: tLeft to D. R. Schuster, M.J Row: R. N. Evans ETC J. A. Albritton, E. L. Gamble, T. M. Rightb J. R. Melvin, G. E. Saunders, L 6' E H Hughes, K. E. Kockler, W. W. Peavey, Bennett, R. A. Greiner, G. D. Bailey, N. T. Smith, J. A. Sanchez, B. W. Merrick Second D. R. Kerbyson, D. W. Beck, W. A. Chambless, LT. J. D. McCann. LTJG P. F. Noland, P. R. Moenter, E. G. Terry, F. B. French Bottom Row: G. S. Simpson, P. VV. Ludvigsen, Giltner, H. R. Colfman, L. T. Hemsley, J. B. Pleischauer . -- - . A . . P- . 1 ..,,T . OP Division Top Row: CLeft to rightb W. R. Rogers, D. T. Magnuson, H. J. Montey, D. R. Hite, P. E. Landry, L. R. Madden Center: W. J. Leitch, J. P. Shaw, H. L. Howard, G. R. Lee, J. Epps. C.E. Pourrier, J. W. Burwell Front: J. H. Knight, P. G. Buss, R. F. Leonard, P. E. Pardy, C. D. Sessions I The OP Division duties cover many fields. The Photographers Mates handle all photographic assignments for the ship, Air Group and embarked Carrier Division. Special projects are completed for accompa- nying destroyers. A complete photo labo- ratory is maintained. Air Intelligence personnel maintain files on all intelligence publications and prepare briefing informa- tion for the Air Group pilots. ln conjunc- tion With spuadron intelligence personnel they brief pilots and crews prior to flight missions. Yeomen assigned to the Opera- tions Office maintain a library of all opera- tion plans and orders held by YORKTOWN and prepare and distribute the ship's Ope- rating Schedule and Air Plan. Air Intelligence Gang iiiiiiiiii mi Pfs at work Photo enlarging operazfion Getting out nexi weeks OP order Photographer's cover all aircraft landings and take ojjfs OC Division - dt Second Rom T R 1 L ft t R htb O. I. Cheesman, J. D. Snyder, J F Finnegan G A BOl'11'1Ste lciii VXtf?2iller,cJ.eA. Croivgii, M. J. Melancon, E. D. Sikes, B. J. Wades G R Kennedy T D Tolfgmas Sittiiig VV. F. Loomis, LT J. F. Nichols, CDR J. P. McNeela, LCDR W G Sizemore LT C D Ball VX G RUSSC OC Division personnel, under the direc- tion of the Air Operations Officer, operates the carrier's air traffic control center KCATCCJ. Duties include control of all aircraft departing and returning to YORK- TOWN. CATCC Personnel also man CCA dur- ing all night and foul Weatlier operations, maintain tlie flight logs, prepare the daily airplan, maintain status boards and collect and pass to the ready rooms all necessary Hight information. -5 'ii IE' I 5 lb Ii WE fi it 4 I gu- g 1- fb 'fs ji gs pa- ! if CDR R. D. GREER Air 055667 ff 4 , U, .. rig C CDR M.L. CHAPMAN Assisianzf Air Ojjicer V-1 Division D I . . G' W. W k, J, L, Mglaer, H. VVi11iams, Hochstetler, R. A. ggFe3RogeOni1LegtWt7o slag. g11IroC13CDOna1d, Kaigragarpenter, W' J, Lindvig, A. Poirier, D. Tk Hgmgtqonli R.A. Biua, E. R. Jones, R. L. Cates sitting. G. L. Koop, L. D. Hilburn, F' E- DV0fi1iS,1 M- LKWOJOL, A li Smith ABCS, LCDR R. E. Shinn, R. D. Walborn, R. A. BOX, C-D Smlfh, IF- lam Hee mg- - ' Masoner, R. G. Stoick, G. Medina, D. H. Reeves, G. C. Springer, D. H. Lanier Top Row: QLeft to Rightj B. E. West, F. H. Fisher, R. L. Robinson, D. D. Weaver, J. VV. Hargis, A. Romero, J.McSor1ey Second Row: A. A. Ceci J V Garision R L Gregory L W Lapolice R A Bolin T D VV bb,' , . . , . . , . . , . . , . . e R. A. Rawson, F. R. Caines, R. P. Schleker Sitting: C. C. Deryer, F. L. Claggett, G. L. Bonds, F. J. Vaughan, ghief Smith ABCS, LCDR R. E. Shinn, A. Cannella, R. A. Pierison, R..M. Scillion, C. C. Phipps Kneeling: J. Dockery, R. J. Peterson, R. M. Lloyd, C. A. Whitetree, K. U. Denning, C. B. Tubbs The V-1 Division is composed of plane directors, plane handlers, elevator operators, phone talkers and fire fighters. Under the super- vision of the Aircraft Handling and Flight Deck Officers they move and position all aircraft on the fiight on the flight deck. Working in the Wide open space of the fiight deck their job is to tovv, push, tie dovvn, chock up and control all aircraft in positioning them for launch and recovery. The Repair 8 crevv of the division is ever ready to flight fires and handle crashes. The next launch is ..... V Q! J 7! ' Tow 'em Spread 'Q 'em Launch em A Recover 'em V-2 Division Top Row: QLeft to Rightj J. W. Phillips, H. C. E. Rogers, J. D. Bukacek, C. S. More, L. W. Wilkin, B. D. White, D. R. Udell, A. L. Hardy, L. O. Hargett, D. E. Racine, C. J. Huddleston, F. Cnh Garcia Second Row: C. A. Bolin, B. E. McCullough, J. W. Crusinberry, Sfnj Porter, J. A. Sutton, J. W. Malz, A. H. Barteau, G. M. ST. CYR, C. J. Makarczyk, C.Cnj Swanson, R. W. Groves, J. A. Edwards, G. R. Rohr, D. L. Concannon, B. L. Mckee, F. A. Cox. R. D. Robinson, L. G. VVilson Third Row: R. L. Roberts, J. D. Davis, D. R. Staley, R. L. Lane, R. G. Whipple, G. A. Ernst, D. W. MacDonald, J. D. Fish, K. D. Kribs, J. M. Heatherington, P. V. Hopkins, L. J. Been, ACnJ Washburn. Kneeling: G. CnJ Zazzaro, LCDR J. H. Bauernfeind, LT. R. L. Hol- lingsworth, H. C. Warren The V-2 Division provides the means for launching and arresting the aircraft. Divid- ed essentially into two groups they main- tain and operate the ship's hydraulic cata- pult and arresting gear equipment. Their job is to hook the aircraft to the catapult and launch it. Then from the after end of the flight deck they operate the arrest- ing engines and wires which catch and stop the aircraft in a short distance. While in Kobe, the Orphan Kae Mzyata was adopted by ihe Ojjicevfs and men of V-2 Prepavfmg the cat APPVOUCMWE SZF Yours for Launch G0 V-3 Division Top Row: C,Left to Rightj P. D. Garner, K. R. Holman, G. L. Bingham, A. Medina, K. L. Stewart, H. L. Hoover, D. N. Seal, F. A. Taylor, D. E. Thomas, R. H. Mingus, D. F. Ward, H. S. Ward, R. G. Wilbur Second Row: R. F.. Burke, D. R. Snyder, I. E. L. Erickson, E. A. Kuechler, P. J. Cowan, C. H. Sims, F. Trujillo, F. T. Hedberg, R. F. Yori, A. R. Baltrush, I. K. Seevers, D. F. Sanders, J. K. Morris, R. A. Hester, M. Schello, L. S. Allen, D. F.. Welch Third Row: W. H. Tamplet, F. Wagner, R. K. Sawyer, B. L. Denniston, T. A. Taylor, E. Koppers, D. A. Stearns, L. J. Gregory, 1.1. Twomey, J. W. Hunter, C. N. DE Graff, R. H. Gibson, M. R. Booth Front Row: I. H. Harley CDivision Chiefj R. C. Barnard CDivision Oflicerj SHT-if V55 30 upl The Hanger Deck Devision, V-3, is the group of men that move and position all aircraft on the hangar deck. Via elevators they feed the up aircraft to the flight deck for launch and receive the ones needing maintenance. Tn trying to keep as many aircraft as possible out of the Wind and Weather for maintenance, their job is to pack the aircraft like sardines in the limited space of the hangar deck. To do this the men are assigned jobs as plane directors, plane handlers, elevator operators and phone talkers. Heave H0 Easy PON Up she goes Taking cz breather V-4 Division Top iiiiii Row: CLeft to RightJ D. J. Niswender, T. R. Potter, V. H. Green, F. L. Atchley, H. R. Jackson, R. A. McKinnon, K. W. Hodgson, R. A. Oliver, J. B. Clarke, R. S. Wojick, W. A. Sweeney Second Row. F. L. Kerr, A. L. Hayzlett, J. D. Sullivant, J. R. Dias, D. A. Root, K. W. Drinnon, M. D. Overholtzer, C. W. Nunner, K. VV. Buchholz, T. W. Furman, E. F. Young Sitting: C. A. Pierson, H. D. Roberts, R. L. Ruter, R. B. Gaver, CXVG A. R. Downey, F. Modic, VV. R. Carey, J. L. Plant, L. A. Drake, G. D. Gordon Kneeling: L. D. Balser, E. U. Anders, T. Porter, R. N. Garza, W. K. Olivas, C. A. Barger, G. S. Boyd, L. L. Johnston, D. L. Kamm, D. H. Laschkewitsch The V-4 Division of the Air Department handles and opera- tes the aviation fuel and oil systems. This includes receiv- ing it from the tanker and stor- ing it in tanks deep in the ship. As needed the fuel is pumped to the flight and han- gar decks. VVorking in teams from fueling stations located along the sides of the flight and hangar decks these men fuel all aircraft. v Y V , - Routine Gas and Lube A V-6 Division Top Row: CLeft to Rightj W. K. Higgs, G. L. Horn, R. C. Dailey, J. L. Barron, W. H. Jones, O. A. Sanders, H. R. Sibley, G. V. Kelleher, M. D. Oswald, C. R. Shaw, T. E. McBreen Middle Row: LH. Nelson, J.H. Chenoweth, G. E. Stein, L. J. LeMarr, J. P. Warden, P. J. Villalobos, A. E. Turner, M. H. Scott, V. D. Cook, D. J. Wakeman, L. L. Bertuccini, I.L. Bogle, L. F. Ramirez Kneeling: C. D., Knight Sitting: L. R. Evans, W. R. Cummings, E. G., Tucker, C. W. Setzer, H. L. Tucker, LCDR R. C. Smith, H. H. Cain, J. B. Kohrell, S. Atanasoff, C. Henson, Ir. Kneeling: W. L. Cox, IH V-6 Division, also called the Aircraft Ma- intenance Division, primary function is ope- ration and upkeep of aeronautical shipboard shops, facilities and test equipment requi- red for maintenance and repair of embarked aircraft and their equipment. These shops are the aviation metal shop, aviation electri- cal shop, two aviation electronics shops, en- gine build up and the parachute loft. V-6 maintains all aviation ground support equip- ment, including fork lifts, the aircraft crash crane, tow tractors, starter jeeps etc. The division also has a five man crew which maintains the shipis TF-1 aircraft, whether it's operating from YORKTOWN of some nearby air station. Wlien the ship is at fl- ight quarters, V-6 provides starter jeep dri- vers, V-6 personnel also perform routine ma- intenance on all automobiles which are per- manently assigned to the ship when home ported in Long Beach. Finally, V-6 keeps fiscal and material records for the Air Depart- ment. According to the ciz'ag1fczm 3 , 1 I i I r I Versatile V-6 5 I E E i 5 3 s A Q 1 . i F V i 3 I I Air Department+Off1c:e Force LCDR F. W. PRESTON First Lieutenant CDR E. M. FLOWERS Gunnery Ojjicer First Division Y y iop Row: gisert to Righty W. P. McKenzie, H. L. Price, D. H. Routte, D. J. Rice, .F. Montgomery. A,',h', Horsley, E. W. Lewis, J. E. Brown, J. A. Petty, T. D. Winters, L. E. Padgett, D. L. Chastain, R. R- Will, Gottberg Middle Row: S. Polmounter, S. D. Zilafro, R. C. Davis, W. R. Osteyee, W. W. Bradley. O3 Barlres, T. G. Dapoz, W. D. Thomas, D. Ramirez, M. Martin, S. A. Hollis, H. W. Jackson, D.L. WValker, llfrl L. ' . lg tsey, C. Byrd Front Row. J. W. Hawes, F. E. Wilson, A. A. Montoya, W. L. Warner, P. G. Cervwfesfk Ens. B. E. Bacon, LTJG K. T. Ryan, E. Demofonte, R. F. Seal, A. L. Taylor, C. Harris, J. W. Sclirwdfli Missing: F. A. Rodriguez, H. W. Peterson, W. J. Lehr, R. D. Seidel, G. H. Cantu, W. L. Lewis, E. H. HOW' Second Division Top Row: CLeft to Righty G. B. Atkins, R. M. Dominguez, G. O. Bean, R. A. Johnson, P. Garza, R. J. Reclus L. N. Blancarte, R. B. Smith, G. L. Nelson, B. C. McKim Third row: D. Patten, R. J. Richard, P. M. Lavelle W. C. Gunnels, S. L. Washington, K. L. Barnhart, R. L. West, A. D. Hackerott, G. C. Reynolds, J. E. Cottrell M. McCollister, V. E. Struble, W. D. Disalvo, C. R. Uhtoff Second Row: J. L. Bowman, D. A. Remeriz K. W. Lambert, M. L. Rogers, J. B. Blackwell, P. J. Coxwell, R. D. Abney, D. G. Cason, J. E. Greiner M. E. Collier, J. A. Beaumont First Row: O. J. Byers, D. B. Boner, D. J. Hagan, G. Forstner, R. F. Reed E. D. Lancaster, W. B. Lee Third Division Top Row: CLeft to Rightj S. D. Asher, A. 1. Harrison, O. D. Norris, M. B. Ricketts, A.Cnxj, StaElena D- E- CrOffOrd, D. R. Popejoy, R. J. Stankan, J. A. Hunt, L. F. Davison, M. D. Lee, I. M. Turner, D. Rudebaugh, G. R. Pippitt, J. I. Norton, A. Cnj Valenzuela, H. L. Hermanson Sitting: J. M. Brulfett, R. l Martin, .l. L. Spivey, ,l. A. Fuller, J. R. Neumann, J. M. Weidner, R. E. Pope, R.CnD Cota, H.Cnl Lawrence, F. W. Shirley, E. W. Tripp, F. V. Huerd Kneeling: B. L. Shoulder, W. C. Fewell, G. K., Anderson, 1.1. Vlahos, D. A. Westmoreland, W. C. Lowe, G. E. Sorley NOW heave on that highlinev Personnel Transfer Manpower I Boatswaids Mate The Oldest Rate Fifth Division I Top Row: CLeft to Righty R. B. Day, W. S. Lemonds, I. E. Proctor, XV. L. Mull, R. L. Bartholomew, I. L. Northrup Ir, J. L. Stahl Second Row: D. E. Baker, O. W. Bryant, B. Sloan, J. M. Williams, D. W. Jones, N. W. Windish, L. G. Temple, R. J. Currie Sitting: B. I. Oden, A. D. Akers, R. E. Robertson, R. Schumaker, P. N. Goodwin Kneeling: C. B. Gosla, S. Z. Fahnestock Missing: Ens. K. A. Bartlett, J. M. Lane, P. R. Dimmick Fox Division Top Row: fLtft to Righty R L Pitkttt R N Rossbath C V w ll C G S D S ii 1 i' D .F N U . . , I 7 - . , . . , , , T 1 , D ' . L , ICIla27VVkigi3s1tadklAR.DGasli1ll, I. P. O hrien Second Row:. R. T. Long, EPGI. PasanercijmPGVVL IPIVhili,?OASCR. , , - - 51116, R- S- 50221, A- J- Grudginski, J. P. Burgessm C J. Levasseur Sitting' D N L d tt H . . t - . - . - Bggqbfglggr R- J- Maylet R- G- Morton, C A. Gilliland, T.E. Baldwin Kneeling: Ens. P. L. Leardi, R. H. We clean MdZ'Wfdl'12 The Fifth Division main- tains YORKTUVVNS seven 5 f38 gun mounts and the 5,7 ammunition hoists up to the four gun sectors, and handles the 57' powder and projectiles. The division also supplies mount captains and other important gun crew mem- bers for mounts 52, 54, 56, 57, and 58 at air defense and general quarters, as Well as high- line crews, magazines, security Watches, lower deck patrols, and in-port Forecastle sentries. Who said F ire P ?! Fox Division's primary responsibility is to main- tain and operate the YQRKTOVVNS gun fire control systems. In solv- ing the fire control pro- blem, information is taken from precision radars and is fed into computers to be combined With other information, such as ship's course and speed, Wind, and temperature. A solution is arrived at and transmitted to the guns, in order to automa- tically position them for effective firing. Aim And jim them Seventh Division In Y A l if 5- ' ff . ,. Q1 f 1 W - , M A 'U if 2 Z A 5 --.-A Top Row: CLeft to Rightb J. D. Watters, W. E. Hutchison, W. W. Phipps, R. L. Kleckner, W. P. Grayhill, K. A. Anderson, J. P. Quillin, J. E. Kerr, W. Chaires Middle Row: J. M. Gleeson, V. V. Friend Jr., R. A. Hattabaugh, J. B. Denny, J. B. Melton, V. C. Bartlett, H. R. Bingham, T. M. Dienst, T. Donaldson, W. E. Rising Front Row: J. H. Van Coutren, D. E. Kelly, L.P. Cookle, R. E. Haberkorn, W. W. Barton Jr., J. N. Bertolino, P. G. Ehmke, M. P. Neu, J. G. Salarnone, C. F. Varbel EXRPGEEWIL. 51,35 'EntRig1l1f.Jdd1W. T. Mosley, E. A. Cheramie ll., J. T. Coleman, J. D. Aaron, VV. J, Boone, P. C e 1 e Row. R. W. Jules J. R. Bowlin J L Ell d - . .-. C. W. M . we i , v , - - egoo , l. C. Ivey, K. A. VV1CliSt1Oii, W. W1 usson, M. P. Flynn, J. B. Faries, ,K. M. Kinney, VV. M. Bowers Front Row: E. E. Brummett, ll:- 1s,L.F.Dh,A.,B . .. .lf-, C.NcinMcGraW, D1inCorbiIn eaudry, BA. Hill l2ndLt'l' D'W' Boyd C5580 J- A- Smlth, L- L- LOWFIG Q, P- grOm' its gwfle M ardet staff .e YORKTOWN'S Marine Detachment is responsible for the internal security of the ship, and provides orderlies and drivers for the Flag, Captain, and Executive Officer. The MARDET also forms the nucleus of the sliipis landing force. At general quarters and air defense, the Marines man Mounts 51 and 53. Drawing weapons Air defense Corporal of the guard Wham. W Division . . . ,,,.,,,.... . .... iiii iiiii C L ft to Righty R E Wallace W R Cook H. L. Rayburn, YN. T. Rost, and E. F. Hasselbrack Op OVVI C . . 9 ' ' ' l R. E. Bergdoll, R. L. Gall, J. L. Buggagef li-A' S d R 2 L. C. Taylor, R. K. French, R. GOClGl, T 1 de S 11 , W. H. N?-:?t1ivig,ORli D. Schommer, and R. J- DOUSHU Slttlng- P- J- Scher' R' L' McDermott' C Y ta mgs Dewitt, and J. M. Sherbut G Division Top Row: CLeft to Rightj T. E. Divivo, VV. D. Powell, T W Daniel F C Chapman W E Johnson D K. Henson, G. G. Gaiuano second Row: M. G. Saiway, 13.121 Hall, bV.L.'Foster, DDD. Kem, K. R. 'Par-l rish, W. T. Davis, J. C. Simpson, G. T. Elam, T. VV. Longrear, M. J. Shelly, D. VV. Foster, K. A. NollmeYGY- G E. Lockhart, F. R Martin S'tt' : E l ' ' 1 . . . 1 ing . ngram, C. F. Oharra, J. D. Mullins, V. VV1lliams, D. L. Haslcinb. H. E. Riedl, G. W. Cobb, J. L. Tolbert, R. H. Friedin, B. D. Walters, R. F. Sharp, K. W. Ritter, C. K. Browel' Kneeling: J. J. Carpenter, E. L. Leonard, T. Baker, A. WY Dahlgren, R. VV. Mothershed, C. R. Lentz, C. Eolginsd lXfJIenkAbsent: L. V. McClure, W. J. Solzak, E. C. Moran, D. K. Moyer, T. L. Collins, L. J. Zim. . 1 e en ac er, B. G. Head, J. R. Hatman, J. E. Shaheen, C. J. Cowgrll, C. R, Elmore, J. D. Dodge la I. l I 4 D. PHY' aver- MHS. OWN cl fini. by 'VVZ 7' f, ,ff 9 W Division is responsible for the maintenance ancl assembly of aircraft-launcliecl anti-sulr marine torpecloes. W Division also provides technical assistance on the loading of these weapons. Handling Ammo LCDR D. S. SOLLINGER Golf Division has responsibility for all shipboard and aircraft ammunition stowage, assembly main- tenance, surveillance, accountability and handling. Included tasks are the maintaining of aviation and ship,s armories, magazines and bomb elevators, small arms, landing force gear, aviation ordnance handling equipment, diving, E.O.D. equipment and the Gunnery Department Office. Anfcraft armament You dont say 9 Landzng force weapons CDR W M. IVERSON Engineering Ojjicer LCDR E. M. LEACH Damage Control Assistant B Division Top Row: CLeft to Rightj S. K. Brown, K. M. Johnson, J. D. Coleson, E. J. Ruiz, A. D. Rogers, W. R. Thompson. R. T. Barnes, B. R. Henry, B. H. Hadley Second Row: S. P. Agent, J. R. Bennett, R. L. Babcoe, G. C. Wren, B. F. Kulp, L. O. Crowder, H. J. Madland, J. H. Owens, R. D. Scott, J. A. Miller, C. M. Gallagher Sitting: BW. Holstine, G. A. McKee, R. L. Spradley, G. D. Hill, G. D. Gilbert, W. C. Hillhouse, R. VV. Johnson, D. C. Smith, D. W. Smyth, T. L. Phillips, C. R. Myers Top Row: CLeft to RightJ J. W. Jones, L. A. Becker, L. P. Kirkland, C. N. Hogan, VV. R. Paul, E. J. Her- nandez, G. A. Mitchell, G. L. Zahl, J. E. Herrera, D. L. James, K. D. Mills, F. M. Luta, A. J. Larivee Second Row: C. L. Patin, G. L. Allen, J. L. Thomason, R. R. Ingram, J. C. Lastoskie, H. Mims, J. J. Trantharn, D. T. Schimpf, B. L. VVilson, T. J. Kochert, L. O. Tinker, R. E. Knight, L. H. Barton, J. E. ST. Germain, E. Harrison, A. VV. VVarner Sitting: G. V. Nunes, M. A. Davis, F. M. Farris, F. A. Brandon, S. A. Scott, M. L. Goraum, J. C. Farley, F. A. Carney, G. U. Rosler, H. Denning, K,VV, Ogden, H. L. Lovette, P. 'l. Lynch , Top Row: QLeft to RightJ J. E. Sanford, A. G. Flores, A. L. Pork, DA. Baker, D.. N. Beard, F. D. Perkins, G. E. Perkins, C. L. Stanley, L. C. Montgomery, R. L. Smith, B. L. Williams, R. C. Simpson, G. Navarro, E. J. Domokos Second Row: G. J. Goelz, G. G. Olds, J. C. McAuliffe, E. D. Oliver, D. W. Binion, J. L. Neman, J. A. Green, C. E. Thompson, H. L. Morgan, D. R. Deauzat, M. E. Ruhl, P. N. Rucci, R. B. Cutright Sitting: G. G. Vroutecous, L. E. Elmore, T. D. Perrier, M. J. Pollard, F. Tupuola, C. E. Waltermyer, J. T. Valine J. D. Butler, D. Lantrip, L. G. Rhuebottom Kneeling: N. T. Strong, G. A. Mack, P. M. Brown, R. L. MacGregor, R. C. Troop, W. N. Lanudry, T. M. Sweat, R. H. Prigan, G. A. Henderson Q Boilermen in B Division operate, maintain, and repair main boilers, the sliip's evaporators and associated machin- ery. They also control, test, and take inventories of fuel ancl Water. 5? f KI The Valve Twisters R Division Top ROW: CLeft to Rightb E. E. Botts, A. V. Schiro, B. J. W'atts, R. E. Monnier, M. L. Callard, L. S. Sells Second ROW: F. W. Duca, D. F. Cray, F. R. Noe, R. E. Perry, G. B. Warner, C. R. Emick, M. R. Latour, L. G. Francisco, T. E. Hargous Sitting: J. B. Hill, R. E. Easter, R. E. Pye, H. J. Chris, G. T. Dunbar, J. J. Lause, W. L. Watson Top Row: CLeft to Righty C. A. Lemmons, J. K. Musgrove, J. E. Kientop, R. VV. Richner, R. Brown jr., R. Davis, D. E.Lockett, J. H. Gaylord, H. D. McWhorter, T. VV. Foster, D. A. Taube, C. R. Woolery, J. E. Martin, LA. Esson Second Row: C. M. Goodson, BE. Robinson, W.W. Collins, A. G. Melrose, K. kandowski, R, F. Baker, H. H. Mitchell, R. H. Long, C. H. Richardson, J. D. Waters, J. D. Buhring, B. D. ing The Repair Division provides for repair and maintenance of auxiliary machinery, piping, drain- age, plumbing, and sanitary systems and equipment. The personnel are responsible for repairs to the shipis structure, hull, and deck involving Welding, brazing, or riveting, and perform various types of hot and cold forming and heat treatment of metals. In addition, NR Division acts as members of repair parties and instructs all hands in damage con- trol techniques and equipment, fire fighting and ABQ Warfare defense. J E Division Top Row: CLeft to Rightj J. V. Quave. J. B. Creech, J. L. Dale, C. L. Jones, W. N. Ellis, J. F. Grooms, R. L. Sims, L. D. Steven, L. L. Gibbs, P. VV. Chilcote, J. J. Cuddihy Second Row: A. A. Hinrichs, G. J. Hacker, E. A. Szostak, R. M. Edwards, K. R. Bible, L.L. Westfall, C.C. Dawson, R. V. Wright, A. L. Elliott, R. H. Sundt, G. M. McQuary, J. D. Barney, P. A. Goske, S. J. Leighton, B. R. McCown, A. I. Annidad Sitting: H. C. Ensor, J. J. Crow, N. K. Emig, J. J. Rogers, J. N. Burkhart, R. S. Rand, G. S. Davenport, O. E. Burger, G. D. Karnes, D. E. Pulliam, R. G. Armstrong Top Row: CLeft to Rightj l. G. Day, K. Novom, l. Shimono, V. A. Reeder, H. E. Uderitz, D. C. Myhre, A. R. Mendoza, F. J. Mixullitz, P. A. Valentine, K. L. Hanson, G. Landers, R. R. Hermann, R. Reynolds, D. C. Lentz, E. D. Emett, G. V. Sgambelluri, C. W. Jones Sitting: H. E. Chavarria, T. R. Martindale, J. E. Bailey, F. G. DE Moulin, R. D. Cornelius, O. W. Evans, R. O. Evans, B. L. Harwell, R. M. Harwell, J. E. Mahoney, R. S. Pike, W. L. Bullers, C.J. Driscoll Absent: D. F. Chavez, J. R. Green, V.J. Higgins, C. E. Lauster, K. W. Robinson, D. l. Sexton, J. J. Vandiver, L. G. VVing, H. C. Hugh, R. F. Dugger, B. WL gangs, J. A. Hennings, M. L. Hunter, J. E. Jernigan, J. T. Johnson, B. VV. Nettles, C. E. Osborn, J. L. Wooten, . .Nix ' E EU DIVISION is responsible for the repair and main- tenance of all electrical equipment. To carry on this large job the Division has been divided into five groups. E-I Lighting, boats and Batteries. E-2 Ventilation, Power circuits, and motor rewind. E-3 Generators and Power Distribution. E-4 Qrdnance and Aircraft circuits. E-5 Interior communications such as telephones, an- nouncing, indicator, and alarm circuits. ,v A VW, ,, WW... ,..,., M... MX Xxxx f- f' 5 i , ' J Y jf 1 B i Is I , w 2 Z 3 5 M Division Top Row: CLeft to Rightb P. D. Stoneburner, P. L. Oliver, D. L. Carmichael, K. R. Landry, R. D. Beck, J. P. Madison Second Row: K. E. Nance, B. J. Roush, G. V. Ivy, C. A. Baermann, J. W. Smallwood, G. G. Closmore, J. B. Taylor, J. E. Mehaffey, P. R. Collins, C. F. Harper, T. H. Borowy Seated: A. T. Osborne, J. D. Rhodes, G.L. Ferris, C. W. Freeman, E. M. Stewart, LTJG. J. C. Kresse, W. M. Weber, E. E. VVhite, R. O. Martinez, R. E. Elmore, W. E. Grigsby Standing: QLeft to Rightl D. L. Deaton, T. J. Hopkins, A. K. Aila, K. R. Landers, FY. N. Pmgatore, R.J Foldenauer, D. H. Jeffries, J. W. Johnson, W. G. Osborne, R. L. Moore, W. J. Owen, W. L. VVoods Seated G. L. Massingill, B. G. Bobo, L. R. Vrzalik, R. L. Donham, W. Peters, Ens E. F. Chittenden, J. C. Hornback P. W. Thionnet, C. W. Miller, G. P. Mondragon, D. B. Catlin Z' M Division is responsible for the operation and maintenance ofthe ship's four rnain engines four turbo-generators, and their associated auxif liary machinery. few Wfff, LA? f Eg: V' K if 08 Room wk, M .Vin v A Division Top Row: CLeft to Rightb TN. B. Rogers, J. D. Bowen, T. E. Lee, R. D. Hembree, C. T. Dabney, D. L. Conner, D. J. Bullock, W. H. Fairbotham, L. F. Higgs, R. L. Spangler, J. R. Monier, Second Row: R. D. Jankens, R. L. Peterson, M. E. Sanders, S. Griffin, J. F. Wayland, L. J. Reinertson, L. M. Schramm, L. D. Patten, L. J. Knecht, F. L. Burley, R. L. Seaton, H. L. W. Ebbelaar Sitting: S. E. Pike, L. M. Gardner, G. G. Tatge, R. W. Mitchel, Ens G. C. Hawks, E. E. Aubel, I. A. Dixon, C. E. Ristrom, R. S. Samuelson, D. J. Roberts, R. E. Glick UJP IWW: UJGU to Klghfl P- V- ThGiS.,.P- I. Leger, R. D. Silva, E. L. Flick M. D. Z' b ld FR F St ' Ptugeda, R. D. Stewart, E. T. Francilisco, Second Row:' I. W. Stravghn, E, J. MFOSE OL.'F. ' ag A or on, I. T. Robbins, L. H. Welch D. I Calarco T E Nile L E T ' , lggs, l C. L. Brow S'tt' : H. A. R' .Af K A ' .' . ' . S' ' ' mmmer' W- T- Howell, J- D- AHCY1, A.w. Blanchi1rii,1gG.M. sigmffij Bi.G. Tfsiiif iifgf Lcihuliple' JT' Bass' DE' Grove' EHS GC' Hawks' Y , arris, L. R. Langston Oxygen nitrogen plant Elevator pnrnp roorn Anchor windlass roorn ' and then.. . After steering takes Machz'ne shop control of the shzp. . C0J7ee bfeak Out on the jo LCDR A.f. GEEL C0mmum'catz'0ns Ojjicer LTIG C. F. CONLEY Assistant Comm Ojjicer C-R Division Top Row: CLeft to Rightj P. A. Pena, E. J. Laiscell, J. A. Woodward, RE. Turner, B. M. Hunt, W. K. Thomas, L. H. Hughes, M. L. Smertick, J. H. Good, J. W. Revere, T. W. Blair, R. V. Whaley, J. E. Wheeler, C. B. Hix Second Row: B. F. Mayfield, J. R. Dean, D. J. Waddell, J. A. Dufosee, W. F. Gebauer, D.B. Burgess, R. E. Gallant, J. B. Burnett, H. E. Voelker, P. C. Cannon, R. F. Norman, W. W. Wyatt, T. F. Sims, P. E. Seaton, I. Garcia Jr Sitting: T.L. Mosley, A. L. Hulliberger, T. M. Darnell, C.D. Jarvis, W. M. Abrams, J. E. Saari, R. S. Ashenfelter, D. M. Moyers, E. H. Heitzman, C. A. Senter Kneeling: J. N. Denberger, R. S. Bourcier, R. E. Seiler, T. H. Prior, G. G. Schoonveld, H. Cnj Hagen, C. F. Fisher, C. F. Conley CR Division is responsible for all of YGRK- TOWN'S radio communications. In the radio gang there are 54 men, Who keep an around-the-clock Watch. The radiomen receive and transmit messa- ges of all kinds from each department aboard and relay many messages for the ships in company. ,Radiomen operate and maintain many kinds ol equipment, from a vvire brush to complex radio receivers and transmitters. The message is then written up on a standard message format and mimeographed copies are routed- throughout the ship via messenger, phone, and pneumatic tubes. Dit dit Jiri dir, ere. The proof-reader i ...,1 L.- 1-N1 1134 C-S Division p Top Row: CLeft to Rightj L. N. Porter, E. E. Loury, R. L. Karnes, C. Brooks, I. H. Riant, L. O. Gunter T. M. Darnell, A. E. Mize Sitting: D. W. Howes, W. E. Judson, LTJG Stroessler, B. Chaney, Wfi' Chesser, B. E. Horton Kneeling: K. D. Layton, G. R. Lucas, J. L. Armes, J. T. Gunter, W. A. Christian The primary duties of the signalmen are Visual communications, flaghoists, Hash- ing light and semaphore, Their secondary duty is action as professional lookouts, known as the eyes of the fleet. The signalmen are part ofthe communications team Which Won the green C for the past three years. Communications by Flag and Light LT W. T. MCNETT Assistant Navzgator CDR f. E. BRAUN Navzgator The basic task of NN Division is to determine the ship's position by means of celestal computations, Loran readings, visual sights, fathometers, and dead-reckoning techniques. The quartermasters also keep the ship's log, as Well as maintaining up-to-date charts and navigational publications. Nw Division is responsible for the bridge and secondary conn spaces. wp How: Clsett to Righty N. L. Disney P,C Whitacfe LJ Pa l R R p- iiiii Q O Bucbx. E. chiicutt, T. E. Momme, B. W. s ll' ' G R ' ' ppasi ' ' lem' ' ' My R. L. Laudermiik. J. E. s ti G. D. u Wan' ' ' Mmyafd.M1ddle ROW: 5' P- Kunkel, A- J- Blacl U OH, Williams Front Row. E. D. Greci, W. T, MCNett It says here ..... This Sundial does'hi work U 77 We're lost! I thought you were steering CDR W. R. BAKER Supply Ojjicer LT R. R. WEBB Assistani Supply Ujjicwf S-1 Division lop KOWI, QLert to Rightb J. E. Shields, F. O. Salazar, H. A. Tisdale, F. M. Cox, A. J. Pittnian, G. FIQYGS E. A. Gonzales, A. R. Pelina, P. R. Bell, R. J. Wyszczelski Second Row: G. L. Young, A. S. Gabriel, C- A Coleman, A. B. Charlesworth, D. Horan, R. L. Lace , G. W. T R. A. S ' y urner, alter, R. H. Nielsen, R. H. Corder B. D. Cote, B. D. Tennison Sitting: J. H. Roy, A. S. Cabasug, A. L. Lee, G. E. Rocheleau, LTJG, PM Wethington, CDivision Officerj J. H. Nolley, P. C. Hopkins, J. D. Stephens, H. G. Norman, R. Huerta The S-1 Division requisitions, receives, stores, accounts for and makes issues of approximately twenty-one thousand dif- ferent items of repair parts and general stores type material and maintains sixty two different spaces aboard the YQRK- TOWN. S-2 Division . l ..,.,....-. .xx,,,,, -. .,,,, . .,,. . Top Row: QLeft to Rightj J. K. Johnson, B. G. Crisman, G. C. Moore, D. C. Kempf, J. B. L. Flowers, E. D Berry, R. K. Miller, R. A. Nichols, R. C. Glaubensklee, A. R. Fisher, R. F. Tabbutt, F. J. Hanseroth, R. J Jorgenson, J. R. Smith, J. E. Turner Second Row: P. G. Lovett, A. Gomez, R. O. Wilkinson, J. T. Mantanona R. D. McNiel, E. R. Hardy, W. E. Toliver, V. L. Pruett, W. N. Evans, J. R. Scobee, W. M. Heath, J. Y. C. Chung I. L. White, B. R. Herrera, G. R. Perry, D. L. Shanks Third Row: B. M. Edmonds, C. R. Julian, K. E. Brown R. A. Nix, M. Cnj Lee, S. L. Jones, F. P. Quirk, M. L. Rhodes, L. R. Curzon, L. F. Bailey Bottom Row: P. Ruhl K. Cauld- Well, R. Flees, R. Mayer, S. H. Lindsey, Chief Curt isK. E. Garrett CHSUPCLK, Chief- Ackerman, M. V DeVine, J. Vandiver, P. Ziolioli, J. Solzak, R. Schrader S-2 appitizing meals the YORKTOWN is noted fora cooks and bakers prepare and serve appi'oxiinal'cly Pounds Of potatoes, 63,000 pounds of meat 7,000 of mllk, 1,200 gallons of ice cream and over 5,000 eggs each month. . Division prepares and serves the Wholesoll f for the 1961 COMNAVAIRPAC Nominee N ey Award S-3 Division . 1 v I I r i Top Row: QLeft to RightJ T. Pele, G. E. Harshaw, G. E. Kelley, L.M. Criss, M. Harrington, L. A. Canino, M. D. Honeycutt, R. P. McDonald, W. L. Harris, D. F. Crisostomo, F. D. Moneyvirgen Second Row: W. P. Foster, R. A. White, A. J. Fuller, E. J. Sanchez, J. L. Haynes, R. Van Zandt, C. Ellis, R. A. De Pasquale, E. R. McBirney, B. E. Pulkrabek, L. Cole, G. R. Roddy, C. R. Pierson Jr., J. Coats A. Amerson Third Row: R. E. Coe, W. Evans Jr., R. J. Hargraves, D. E. Byrd, R. P. Leiderman, C. S. Brooks, M. F. Castillo, J. M. Pierson, L. H. Winn, M. P. Kemmerer, C. F.. Nock Front Row: H. L. Law. C. Hobson, A. M. Coons, R. J. Sugrue, R. L. Peters S-3 Division operates three Barber Shops KOHC1- eer's C.P.O. and Crewsj, two soda fountains, two shipis stores, two laundrys, a clothing store, and a tailor shop. . None ojjf the top please' Shoes Sodas Shaving Cream WHSMHQ P1'9SSiHg Tailoring S-4 Division lst Row QLeft to Rightj A. V. Matsuda, DK3, N. Holman, DK1, Ens E. D. Doepp, SC, B. E. Dawil iiiiiii M. A. Caresosa, DK2 2nd Row: P. Dale, DK1, B. E.Perez, DK2, D. K. Ruthenbeck, DKSN, K.J. Allen DKSN, A, F, Maynard, SN S-4 Division, Disbursing, is responsible for the maintenance of military pay records, registering allotments. Navy travel claims and payment of the Crew. One for you. . .fiwo for meh A 1 I I I I I I I I I I I I I 4 I I I I 3 I 'I 'I sf I I I I I I I I I : 21 5 ' -I I I i .E I, I I I Q S-5 Division First Row: CLeft to Righty E.Cue1lo,P.Vista, D. Lianeta, J. santiago, A. Jaque, C. Deaicatofia, Gifs. Geary, LTJG T. W. Wakefield, C. Stamps, A. Congzon, F. Aceron, C. Odullo, U. O. Guteprez, M. Tabua, F. Bustamante, Second Row: R. Dimaya, E. Tulao, A. Manluctao, G. Domasig, D. Maceda, M. Bombasi, F. Jimenez, D. Simpelo, D. P. Maglaya, S. Almero, P. Hernandez, C. Labcrte, L. M. Lupa, B. Ordonez, E. Arellano, A. Ocampo, D. Peralta, Back Row: J. Young, L. M. Miller, C. R. Steele, I-LK. Brown, G. Omaque, U. Mendoza, C. Slater, A. Davis, J. Gibbs, E. Buttler, F. April, D. Feranil, W. Adams, W. C. Bennett, W. Johnson, G. Pelicen S-5 Division, consists of the Stewards and Stewardsmen. Stewards, as part of their train- ing, are required to study and know nutrition, menu planning, formal service, sanitation, safety precautions, ordering and stowing provisions and keeping of wardroom records. Under the direction of the Wardroom Officer, who is the Division Officer for S-5, the stewards are responsible forthe preparation of the Officers meals and proper maintenance of Officers Coun- try, Many visitors and guests never get beyond the shipis Wardroom and Officers Country, caus- ing some to base their entire opinions of the ship on what they see there. Stewards at Work S-6 Division Top Row: CLeft to Rightj P. D. Good, L. W. Austin, C. F. McMullen, G. T. Hicks, Ill, E. G. Mason, R E. Rose, M. R. Vietzke, R. H. Kemp, D. J. Krill, W. E. Gwaltney Sitting: S. D. Tomisser, R. L. Marchman K. L. Cochran, M. Yovaisi, K. W. Lorig Kneeling: D. H. Paulson, B. E. Blair, T. J. Straz ' The S-6 Division is responsible for procur- lng receiving, storing, maintaining, issuing ancl accounting for all aviation stores. Check Stock Numbers 1 ' i I f 1 ! l r 5 I 4 ! n 1 I r and Re-Check ,,.i 2 F ? E E 5 ? r I Li fp lf 1 3 LCDR R. E. DONAUE Medical Ojjicer TODROW3 CLeft to Rightj C. B. Barrett, R. G. Brown, H. H. Dabbs, J. L. Alliman, J. T. Martin, J. T. Fredricks, R R amlrezi C- R. Wood M D Armier Bottom ROW' W A Callahan H C. Thibodeaux, W. R. Armstrong, J. V G v - - ' . . . , . 1 HSZZELQ, A- J. Sasser, D. J. Caico, A. L. Davis, L. D. McGill, J. L. White, R. E. Jenkins Absent: A. H. Whith, G. S 11 The 17 hospital corpmen of Q' H Division Care for and treat the sick and injured personnel of the ship, as Well as conduct routine physical examinat- ions. The division also inspects the shipisliving, Working, and messing spaces, to insure that sanitary measures are being enforced and to report to the Medical Ofhcer any unsatisfactory conditions. AS 3 part of the ship's continuous training program, the corpsmen give regular instructions in first aid to All Hands. N0 comment Routine operation at sea CDR O.G. NYSTUL Dental Ojjicevf , . . i A ...F Aww. WCM LU mgmj 5. U. Gresham, J. N. Jones, A. R. Eck, W. A. Simmones Lslttlflgi R. B. Travelbeef Gochicoa, LT T. J. Pallasch, LT B. B. Huffstutler, R. S. Boyle The primary misson of the Dental Depart- ment of the N Fighting Lady H is to safe- guard the oral health of the embarked personnel. I l 1 Z Ht W 4 1 fwf F' ww , E 1 I l i r I 1 Q gi Q aa E 5 E E w ? ii! 1 I I , 1 Z ! l I ! 5 a I E I CDR V. W. Collins Carrier Anti-Submarine Air Group FIETY- FIVE Staff coordinates the operations of ex- ercises and administrative control over Air Anti-Submarine Squadron TWENTY- THREE, Air Anti-Submarine Squadron TWENTY-FIVE, Helicopter Anti-Submarine Squadron FOUR, and Carrier IAirborne Early Warning Squadron ELEVEN, Detach- ment Tango. Commander Carrier Anti- Submarine Air Group EIFTY-FIVE is di- rectly responsible to the commanding Officer, USS YGRKTGWN QCVS-101 for the opera- tion of the Air group. Top ROW? Eieft to Righty Q, S, Sears, G. L. Skaggs, Pi: A. Borges Sitting: VV. L. Harkness, E.LB. Rubey, V. W, Collins, A- G, Lacey, A. P. Castig la E. Reynolds CDR f. B. McKz'nny Deen Row: gnert to iugntj LTJG G. L. Nolin, LTJG J. J. Schultz, LTJG R. L. Glenn, LTJG J. S. Nagle. LTJG T. D. Bass, LTJG J. W. Tibbetts, LTJG T. R. Rogers, LTJG G. R. Nakagawa Second Row: LT T. C- Findley, LT R. I. Heisner, LTJG L. E. Wenn, LTJG H. D. Baker, LTJG R. G. Hutton, LTJG R. E. Lecompfe- LTJG A. J. Moore, LTJG A. H. Voras, LT V. W. Swenson, LTJG D. A. Gerstel Front Row: LT L. D- E1E:cgge,l?,LLTMR. E.hB.igney, LT R. S.'Larson, LCDR I. W. Linder, CDR E. E. Reynolds, CDR J. B. McKinny, ersen elmer, LCDR T. N. Olson, LT R. G. Lambert, LT L. I. Cole ar First ROW: CLeft to Rightj G. N. Zlokas, D. V. Patnode, D. L. Strickland, C. L. Beeler, E. Velasquez, J. A Syuvesant, J. L. Rayburn, B. Capparilli Second Row: L. G. Balk, M. Humes, B. H. Wilson, LTJG. J.J Shultz, LCDR T. N. Olson, LTJG. J. W. Tibbetts, LTJG. D. A. Gerstel, A. W. Moxley, M. R. Pinney, W.J Spencer Third Row: C. R. Beebe, C. N. Turner, H. W. Snyder, J. E. Graham, R. H. Unger, V. E. Rhodes R. Gonzales, P. K. Park, H. A. Boonawitz, F. A. Ramirez, J. W. Brown 7 mx...,. Q First R 1 L ft t R' ht R. L. K lt er, C. L. Gongre, L. L. San'1DSO1'1, T' L- 531111350117 D- J' Mosse, 1-C- Hemingivviay. QSZconcc:l Rogan? P. J. Lan?ngra, R. E. Cable, D. A. Krotz, D. A. Nehiring, Lrlilg I,5VEML9tC0mPte: LTJG A.J Moore R. C Rousseau L. W Harris, F. Powolny, E. V. Rinehart Th1rd Row. . . on gOm9fY, c. U. Tutea, N. L.,Cota, R. sutfofi, G. A. Taylor, B. M. Rohde, D. IRy1Eh,IR,C- Pfilpytlii ,Pelfsfyslgg Guzman, Back Row: C. E. Whitaker, R. A. Eckman, Z. G. Cheva ier, . . nciong, - - 3 1 L. C. Peterson, E. J. Stewart First Row: CLeft to Rightb J. L. Spurgeon, J. C. Merrill, R. H. Jordan, H. W. Seales. Center Row: LB. , V. C. G , LTJG L. E. Wenn, A. Farley, K. R. Klingel, L. D. Long Igorgiesglals GG.CGllSAGldlZ-iilanM' lBaIdlIcOtR1oW: G. lglclsflarks, J. A. Jones, L. P. Daugherty, T. L. Carson, VV. P Baber, E. Brown, A. B. Kramer, T. A. Hojnacki, Y. S. Rowan, J. C. Palmer - last Row. Wert to rugnty 1. L. Manning, C. W. Garrett, E. C. Upton, L. J. Kozik, LTJG R. L. Glenn, L1 T. C. Findley, LT R. E. Bigney, LTJG D. N. Tuffli, E. H. Hadley, S. G. Naylor, J. D. Drake, J. P. CHPDS Second Row: C. L. Chase, K. S. Hareing, R. L. Darrow, K. I. Sterns, T. J. Keigans, J. WL Wooldridge, R- A- Mank, D. E. Nicholoson, B. C. Sutherland, R. J. Guarrind, C. Van Horn, J. L. Davis, E. R. Barela, C. L. Marler 5 011 The J ob The Brief And .... The Launch CDR f. L. Wolf CDR D. P. Crosby TOP Row: CLeft to Rightj LTJG S. D. Stratton, LTJG E. P. Thurston, LGJG G. O. Burgess, LTJG M. A. Hardesty, LTJG G. H. Jones, LTJG K. L. Purdy, LTJG R. E. Ludwig, LTJG G. K. MCGreer Second Row: LTJG J. D. Higgins, LTJG N. B. Nash, LTJG R. C. Steinbach, LT D. E. Kentopp, LT F. N. Hathorn, LTJG J- F- West, LTJG J. C. McCarter, LTJG C. E. Cosky, LTJG R. D. Lowman Bottom Row: LT E. J. Normand, LT J-H..QU1HH, LT G. S. Petersen, LCDR W. R. Bryant, LCDR C. E. Reid Jr., LCDR R. T. Darcy, LCDR H. B. Paisley, LT L. E. Tillerson, LT H. W. Spann, LT R. E. Seaman Top Row: CLeft to Rightj B. G. McKibben, T. J. Tow, K. C. Rosburg, T. W. Wells, T. T. Ziencina, A. R Russell, A. P. Naughton, F. H. Johnson, J. E. Caldwell Second Row: M. L. Scott, P. R. Dorsey, K. R. Ganger R. E. Dehoog, H. W. Sayre, K. R. Staneart, C. Swier, L. E. Young, J. R. Rice. Third Row: L. J. Colombo T. R. Watson, J. H. Moyna, W. J. Spohn, LTJG Lowman, T. O'Donnel, H. G. McElhiney, W. B. Bird, R. D Harms Bottom Row: D. D. Gutherie, K. L. Blossom, D. A. Park, R. S. Shebley, R. R. Helms, W. E. Presley P. H. Nemeck, T. J. White rf. , ,Q b f , .f ,. , . lop Row: tLett to rightj D. L. Petersen, I. L. Campos, T. E. Lee, J. P. Propsner LTJG N h G P, B l nd, J- J- Bofnev R- C- G1H1S., R- F- HOYIC. E. Phillips, W. W. Hubbs Bottom Row: L. A. Daiiis, D. J. Liidlider. gg-Enlirslolfsslg. C2'iaVnZbbgfllR.BvVli:-Sli?-l1L1t113S, A- R- Jeppesen, E. H. Lotter, J. E. McGinnis, P. Zeimet, M. J. Top Row: CLeft to Rightb T. D. Braden, G. R. Swanson, P. A. Osborne, L. I. Marshall, R. L. Richardson Second Row: C. S. Buzard, E. L. Beausoleil, H. F. Velsor, R. L. Pendley, W. R. Walsh, C. N. Crook, D. F. Lewis, R. H. Engelman Third Row: C. E. Darrah, LTJG Thurston, LTJG Ludwig, LTJG Higgins, LTJG West, E. S. Erickson Bottom Row: D. W. Black, G. K. Rose, B. B. Highsmith, G. E. Phillips TOD ROW: CLeft to Ri htj T. Madden, L. G. Gerard, H. J. Prevost, E. Privette Seeond Row: V. W. . 3 , , - Santoro, R. T. Henderson, 1.0. Bowie, L'lJC1 Marshall, J. R. Young, C.DAke1tl-5-EWgEfeOur'5l1fitS0m ROW- B. Porter, J. S. Perrotti, D. B. Thompson, LTJG JONES, F. G- BOWCYS, -J' GW1 Q - - 3 All Aircraft Are up Parachute Loft b Admz'm'stmtz'0n Drop Test Drop the cable ana' move him forward Try Again The Hook X . CDR A. E. Mmahfm D CDR W. A. Gatim lop Row: Qlsett to Rightj E D Bradford R A Wise W A Broome R E Salisbur M RTE-R' . . , . . , . -. i ,, . . y, . . u' s, Kirshner, T. C. Moore, D. A. Alberts, G. R. Barker, G. E. Webber, J. H. Biestek, E. E. Thomas Second Rowi F. L. P' .F. S' k ' ' inson, I ic man, D. M. Hendry, C. A. Herpick, W. A. Pocklington, R. W. Edson, R. E. DeLashm1'ff- H. A. Taylory M. L. Stock, B. P. Marshall, L. W. Slocum Sitting: D. P. Thompson, G. D. Gilmore, WHL. Jensen, D22 H. Picht, A. E. Monahan, ,W. A. Gatlin, E. D. Sullivan, R. G. Duff, V. E. Spradley, I. A. McGill- Kneeling: A. W7: Johnson, AG. H. Johnson, J. W. Timmons, R. K. Fromholz, M. E. Malone, D. VV. Hodge, T- L Lovejoy, J. R. Williams, I. C. Alkire Top Row: CLeft to Rightj A. K. Taube, W. G. McMahon, M. L. Young, D. W. Marsh, D. E. Fitzgerald Second row: I. Giacona, B. W. Fritzman, W. B. Bradley, G. W. Blake, D. W. Witthoft, I. W. Smith, D. Jorgensen, LE. McCammon, M. L. Olson, R. E. Franklin, D. F. Kluck, O. R. Swift Third row: D. L. Lutz, E. L. Ryals, B. D. Burgess, R. L. Robertson, LT R. W. Edson, LTJG A. W. Johnson, C. W. Noble, D. A. Vanover, C. C. Surface, D. Rees Front row: H. D. Reuter, I. V, Taylor, W. M. Raines, J. L. Fullerton, J. E. Caldwell, D. E. Orser, A. S. Locke, I. D. Vessal, B. T. Bromn. . Front Row: CL ft t R' htb J. C ghl'n, F. W. Stell, R. L. Florence, H. I. Neal. E. Percey, R- L- HOOd, G. A. Carter Sjcondj roififg: J. D. Flarkihsont W. C. Goodie, G. R. Barker, LL- LOVGJOY, E- D- Bf3dfOFCl, W- Pocklin ton, T l J. I-I B' t k, G. E. Knutson Third row' E. E Fairchild, S- F- VVHSHSY, G- R- Ifwm 8 , . ' ' , , K- Roath, W. EZ!-ihger L J'1eT5mplet, R. D. Barnes, G. N. lkuta, H. W. Harrell, Fourth row. .l- TTSVIHO, D. V. Haskins, L. L. Keller, A. Hazlett, S. W. Brightbill, R. A. Sundberg 1 First Row: QLeft to Rightb P. E. Phillips, M. C. Beal, M. Stalter, P. C. Duffy, R. J. Carlson, R. F. Dreher G. Strubbe, L. H. Sims Second Row: L. D. Deltjenbruns, D. L. Thompson, W. B. Duncan, R. T. Tubman LTIG G. H. Johnson, LTJG E.R. Kirshtner, W. A. Vandagriff, T. A. Pitsenberger, R. L. Marzolf, TB Schuessler Third Row: C. F. Vargas, J. D. Courtney, W. L. Redding, W. E. Davis, D. R. Trostrd, C. E Smith, L. G. Evans, R. L. Bowler, R. V. Culbertson, W. S. Piceynski, L. L. Hart Fourth Row: W. G. Reese J. E. Heyer, B. J. Farris, J. P.ChriStensen, R. G. Cudmore, A. G. Swaim, J. R. Bates, D. L. Merritt First Row: CLeft to Rightj L J Wikes R G Parish J M Neumann H N Ta r -- f-- , -. ylor,V.C.Sh tk,B.R 512111533 Pj lxgwiqn, B. S. Barron, G. E. North second Row: L. D. Plaster, L. o. Lenhart, EiESOi,rVv.1x4 Dogma, Emmons, D. D. Barnes, W. E. Owens, LT Hill, W. Woods, K. A. Olkonen Third Rowg S. L I 6, . . orsrthe, F. Rosel, W. P. Ion, F. B. Bates, R G. Slider M L. Steinmetz S M. Cole G lol g5i1g1gFgg,JGl'Ml'1ii:1Jv21fflg11Zfi'1e Fourth Row: G. Endsley, M. L.. Lawton, ,L. Brixius, W.,R. -Hamilton? D.. First Row: CLeft to Rightj Freels, Croce, Jones, Scavid, Larue Second Row: Hanford, Lofton, Thiboceaux Dehart, LTJG Alberts, Marsonoski, Strain, Yarter, Carter Third Row: Rouse, Loose, Hodges, Dutra, Taylor Johnson, Travis, Owen, Koriner, Lang, Titherington And Check Re-:Check Brief X W! Launch Level Of? Recovery Bring H er Down LCDR E. V. jordan '-STUD CDCDZDPH LT R. E. Morgan Stan diflgl CLeft to Righty LTJG G C George, LTJG H. M. Walters, Jr., LTJG R. A. Allvvine, LTJG C. E. LTR E Mo an LCDR lglofffiss, LTJG W,.T. Meglaugh1in,IoTLTG J. W. Lomax Sitting: LTJG D. 1. Barton, . . rg , ' ' Jordan, LTJG W. R. Simpson, LTJG A. H. Henderson, LTJG W. W. Backman 52. Standing: CLeft to Rightj C. R. ShaW,tD. E. Loehr, W. C. Staton, E. Buttler, T. A. Christopher,'E. Page A. A. Vanater, E. Decuire, L. L. Brink Sitting: R. A. Saffel,-R. E. Creasy, LTIG R. A. Ailwine, Chief W. R. Miller, D. G. Reiss Kneeling: J. D. Lynch, D. C. Kann, R. P. Mott, W. F. Rouse, M. U. Finley gtandlllgi Cliff to Right? D- V-'With8m, S. L. Drye, H. L. Guetzka, D. P. Glass, R. L. McVay, R. I-I.LLove -H- MCCHIH, W. R. Kurnre Sitting: R. E. Merritt, R. L. Peterson, Chief G K Adams LTJG WTR iligggion, F- D- Baffetf, J- E- Till Kneeling: J. F. Chavez, J. A. Geist, W. B. Barhariek, G. A., Greene, VV. L 'M The Maintenance Crews Are the true authors of flight .... Briefing prior to the launch To the Catapult Airborne Move him Forward The Shot In Flzght X X Q 5 f Retuffffzmg to the 'Q Lady REAR ADMIRAL J. 0. COBB AND COMCARDIV NINETEEN THE STAFF CAPT M. M. Cantar Chief of Sfdjjf CAPE L. Hardy CAPT. f. R. Welsh pemiwns Surface Opeffazfions CDR C. M. Esler CDR H. F. McLz'nden CDR R. D. Oakly Sub-surface OPS Air Operations CIC Ojjicer LCDR j. A. Blair LCDR H. T. Gower LCDR A. L. Phillips Flag Secretary Electronic Warfare Air Intelligence LCDR P. j. Maveety LT B. F. Hackney LT G- 015074 Coniinunications ' Assistant CIC Flag Lieutenant Top Row: QLeft to Rightj B. R. Harris, J. A. Washington, J. B. Julio, R. F. Cone, J. E. Wells, J. J. Maley, V. I. Stuart, B. L. Colvin, N. A. Smith, C. A. Arnold, J. J, Lynn, R. S. Giron Second Row: L. A. Warren, D. N. Miller, J. F. Trochta, F. L. McEvoy, L. L. Jordan, C. R. Smith, T. S. DeJesus, W. B. Dischert, E. J. Pichon, J. H. Johnson, J. G. Shults Sitting: M. J. Lien, G. B. Morgan, B. l. Burgess, M. A. Gollaher, C. H. Humphrey, J. E. Davis, J. D. Quick, D. L. Bost, D. R. Ford, W. L. Bungh Kneeling: L. Dizon, Ens. J. D. Riva, LTJG R. L. Kelley, F. G. Ward 'lop Row: QLGII to R nt l.lVl. P , H. B. ' W' KR' W d d F.Dff'gh9k1f , .Oftef Haffah, M-E Riogers, R. A. Birkland, oo. Harrah, D oo War , ac o d, G. W. M tth , M. A. Dmgler, M. G. Bartholowy A' P'IGuiHre Kngelilegxis C. D. Lord, L. P. McClure, D. K P GTDPT' ZCD'-'4U3f-441'-'CD' CUDPFHTI UZDPUU t THE STAFF 1 x S . 1--7 You just can't get there from here 4 , X te ,au W,.,w..W,, My 'X ,M Admirals Barge Admz'1faZ's Orderly COMCARDIV 19 Band Preparations for the coming deployment We Enter Drydoek Bremerton, Washington Work Progresses After cleaning and repairing the tired ship l i We leave the drydoek S Testing The Catapults it Stearn Pressure ap, all readirlgs rtormal Throttle opert and we are underway ..... We bid Bremerton a fond farewell and return te Long Beach . . . The Air Group Comes Home I gave 'em a Charlie-5 at 1330 Where are they ? X Finally, Aircraft are Seen approaching from the East Move Him Forward i I I 1 ' 1 F , L ,C 'n 3 34 ri X 4 I 4 1 i E: if Twenty years and all this-Then We will be Chiefs .. The training of the crew Continues in all phases Lookouts Are Trained The use 05 foam is emphasized Change of Command I . , X' :rm--ff 1 7 ,f S' .1 rl ', -. 7 1 N ,, 8 June 1961 r Y x Q I ' 2 x f' 22 N qq qqqq i Of Hzghest Importance Loading Supplies Prior To Departure.. Chow No Small Undertaking, This Parts Ammumhon GOOD-BYE The Last Boat Before. Turning Westward E E 1 1 1 I I s i 5 f 5 I I V i f 0 HONG KONG ,mug YOKOSUKA KOBE IWMKUM INI? l OKI WA SUBIC BAY I QE KP PM X CRU 6I Jss YORKT 1 I 1 1 5 1 3 3 5 11 1 4. f 'Q PAS 1 -62 fl OWN BREMERTON X-,,,. SAN FRANCISCO HAWAII n I9 Q U Q LONG BEACH SAN DIEGO N I I xr wi' , w If' S YORKTO WN 1961-62 CRUISE Departed Long Beach, California, 29 july 1961 Hawaii, 4-26 August ' 7 7,000th landing, 14 August Group Sail, 26 August Relieved USS KEARSARGE at YOKOSUKA, 4 September Sasebo, japan, 7-15 September , Typhoon Nancy, 15 September Memori'al Service for USS BONEFISH, 20 September Hakodate, japan, 25-29 September I Barbecue at sea, 1 October 78,000th landing, 5 October Yokosuka, japan, 10 October Typhoon Violet, 10 October OPERATION WARM UP , 13-18 October Okinawa, 19-22 October Subic Bay, Philippines, 30 October to 12 November OPERATION PHILIPPINES , 1-6 November Dependent's Day Cruise, 13 November Hong Kong, 18-24 November OPERATION BASE HIT D, 21 November 79,000th landing, 2 December Variety Show, 3 December Sasebo, japan, 6-15 December CVSG-55 Change of Command, 11 December Kobe, japan, 22-27 December New Year's Day at Sea, 1 january 1962 Okinawa, 3-6 january OPERATION U BAND SAW , 22-27 january Iwakuni, 13-19 january Commander 7th Fleet visited YORK TO WN in Iwakuni, 15 january ' l Sasebo, japan, 27 january to 10 February Yokosuka, japan, 12-16 February Relieved by the USS BENNINGTON 18 February Arrived at Long Beach, California on 3 March 1962 J ' , I X : 4 J ADQ0 f J fl 3 V 5 I X a 7 K 'NJ 1 - ,lf A ,N NAL'if-'J' f H A ' Af V w X X K , x 6' ,fgqw XV ' Q WW ff 1iti,iiT S.-mfr Aug. j Rf-T , Diamond Head 2 USS ARIZONA S1ght Seeing Mormon Temple i The Punch Bowl The Leewaafd Side Of Oahu Mormon Temple aft: W Mfg ,g WY ' p ws .-if-fs 1'1 ,ggQ22:,:.Vg,. 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Submarine lost in world War II. fx: 111 QM 1 1 1 1 1 1 .11 4 i L 2 , I C 9, LL SDM? ELL Mrbunco, .,,. . , UT- -1 ts NOT REALLY . 1 1 ish 151 X, ELV 13 PRESLEY! V KJ I s WK 3 II II I IQ I I I I 2 I I I I , I , I 'I I I I 4 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I II I II I I I I I I I I I I I . I I a I I . llag: I Hare Your Azffograpl gif lhe 19lh century a seaman from Amzzmal Pewy's crew died of lhe Plague while the shzjb was in Hakadate. The people of Hakodale have cared for his gmyg daring the many years since then. This was a small ceremony in memory gf fhaz' lane seaman. In Hakoafate we had what was pfobably our Qnoszf enjoy- able and successful open house N S .+ fu gait Mx .Fifa ,, 'X yy, V f fi rv im 0 A .un M194 IH! vw 4. 4. 1 n 1 ff 4 f 3 M f .zz ,mf ,, bn! y, ww ff ff fi f fa ix ww -4 fn, v f Z .-49X , . x r'k! j-qi' Qu. . -73 - 2 uf'-, 19 ' wwf' 4-'In -359- ' yn, MMM. 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FOR NO REASQN AT ALL Why, Bless Yo Little Pea Piekin Hearts . . This Page is not in error, misplaced, or a filler. It is a memory. ED CThe Airborne Stops-Overj R A T R 0 O P E R S A typical family burial tomb. L Al sea is it occasionaly necessary to ,fyfuel and to restock our depleted sup- plies. The ability to do this while urzaler- way make our naval task group a truly self-sujj'icieht and mobile force. I 1 5 l v N avy Special Fuel Oil 'E-h Coming Along Side its A ' 1 V I 'Y .ff 453- ll I P! - I I l N X X. Supplies Transfer By g 1 . Highline 5 4 Refueling in Rough Weather .73 Vp The Oiler- Refuels TWO Ships Simultaneously Field Days M j Q ILIPPI 53 W , xx Jw , 3.4 'M fl 45- 45- l , 1 3- A1 :WL 1.34 Ti T l 7 r 'P Q '4 A A A ,Il C x. J 'V Q o f H U' W I I XX QRQ f OUCH.l' oucnff oucu-4 oucafoucfm-4 Oucuff... .. . .. it 7 arf: . ' .. 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