Uss Cogswell Dd-651 Association

U.S.S. COGSWELL DD-651

BOOK OF HISTORICAL INFORMATION

Original publication May 1997

Prepared by

John Barwinczok (TE 1951-1952) July 22, 1930 – July 17, 2014

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

We are indebted to many shipmates who gave of their time, shared experiences and offered generous assistance toward the preparation of this book. Non-annotated references are original material received by John Barwinczok, while those entries with annotation list references in the back of the book.

Revised edition June 2013 prepared by George Overman with added information, pictures, and accreditation where available.

TIN CAN SAILORS

There's a roll and a pitch and a heave and a hitch, To the nautical gait they take. For they're used to the cant of the decks aslant, As the white toothed combers break. On the plates that thrum like the beaten drum, To the thrill of the turbine's might, As the knife bow leaps through the yeasty deeps, With the speed of a shell in flight.

Oh their scorn is quick for the crews that stick, To the battleships's steady floor. For they love the lurch of their own frail perch. At thirty-five knots or more. They don't give muchof drill and such That the battleship sailors do, But they sail the seas in their dungarees, A grimy destroyer's crew.

They needn't climb at their sleeping time To a hammock that sways and bumps. They leap kerplunk to a cozy bunk That quivers and bucks and jumps. They hear the sound of the sea that pounds On the quarter-inch plates of steel, And close their eyes to the lullabbies Of the creaking sides and keel.

They're a lusty crowd that is vastly proud Of the lean grey craft they drive; Of the roaring flues and humming screws That make her a thing alive. They love the lunge of her surging plunge, And the murk of of her smoke screen, too, As they sail the seas in their dungarees; A grimy destroyer's crew.

1943

The ship was placed in commission at the Navy Yard, Boston, Mass., by Rear Admiral R. A. THEOBALD, USN, Commandant of the First Naval District and of the Navy Yard, Boston, Mass., by authority of VCNO Confidential Mailgram 121350 Dated 14 August 1943. Commander Harold T. DEUTERMANN, U.S. Navy, took command pursuant to orders of the Chief of Naval Personnel dated 14 May 1943.

Present at the commissioning were Mrs. Frances E. Cogswell, wife of the late Captain F. E. COGSWELL, USN, one of the co-sponsors, and Captain R. C. GRADY, USN, Captain of the Yard. The blessing was

pronounced by Chaplain J. E. KJELDAHL (Chc) USNR, Admiral THEOBALD and Commander DEUTERMANN each made a short address to the ship's company.

The following named officers are attached to the ship by order of the Chief of Naval Personnel:

PLANK OWNERS: Cdr. Harold T Deutermann Lt. R. N. Perley, Jr., USN Lt. R. F. Leverenz, DE-V(G), USNR Lt. D. O. Shelton, D-V(G), USNR Ltjg. W. F. Alfson, E-V(G), USNR Ltjg. B. Blair, D-V(G), USNR Ltjg. J. M. Ginther, D-V(G), USNR Ltjg. C. D. Pulver, USN Ltjg C. E. Hughes,III, D-V(G)USNR Ens. J. K. Cogswell, III, D-V(G),USNR Ens. R. T. Golder, C-V(S), USNR Ens. L. B. Gregg, D-V(G), USNR Ens. D. A. Grayhill, D-V(G), USNR Ens. T. M. Reavley, D-V(G), USNR Ens. C. E. Trygg, E-V(G), USNR Ens. J. A. Gehling, E-V(G), USNR Ltjg. J. A. Daino, SC-V(G), USNR Ltjg. W. R. Durkin, MC-V(G), USNR Boatswain W. N. Stovall, USN

The following named men are assigned to the ship pursant to orders of the Chief of the Naval Personnel:

Adams, Charles R., S1 Allen, Woodrow, S1 Andres, Jack A., S1 Ansley, Rudolph C., MM2 Archibald, Lawrence E.,S1 Arnold Edward H., MM1 Atwell, Andrew A., S1 Barnes, William F., FC3 Bartell, Earnst G., MM2 Battagliese, Emilie J,S2 Becker, Howard, S3 Beckwith, Virgil P. CGM Beer, Manuel, S2 Begley, Edward R., RM1 Binnenkade, Wm F., S2 Blackburn, Roland G. WT2 Bode, Donald E., S1 Bosworth, Henry, Jr,SM3 Bradley, Herbert P., CC Brady, Clyde H.Jr. Brantley, Warren G., F2 Brauer, Francis S., TM3 Brower, Geaorge E., F1 Bruere, Clyde D., F2 Bullock, Dale J., Y3 Burns, John W., M2 Butcher, Jack H.,S2 Butera, Harry A., SK3 Buttler, Oscar, CBM Byrum, Ralph E., F1 Capone, Stephen J., S2 Carr, Peter, Jr., StM2 Cauthen, Raymond S.,F2 Chaffee, Wesley R., F2 Champion, Kenneth E., S1 Ching, Richard D. S1 Clay, Federick, F2 Coleman, Thomas E., F3 Celleton,Seymour W. StM2 Cory, Robert F.,F2 Court, Stanley R., S1 Cranna, Alex A., MM1 Cronin, John J., F2 Dawe, Robert W., F1 Dalke, Arthur M., S1 Dees, Harold E., SM1 Divish, George S., S1 Donley, George M., TM3 Douvarjo, Jack S., Y1 Drouin, Robert P., MM2 DuBois, George H., SWT Dukauskas, Clarence, S2 Dzwonkeski, Stanley J.,MM2 Elliot, Kenneth L., SM2 Farace, William M., MM2 Faucher, Iver H., MM2 Fenton, Edwin L., MM1 Fernandez, Joseph R., FC2 Fiore, John N., SF1 Foster, James P., QM1 Fox, Julian R., SoM2 Fyre, William H., EM3 Gearin, Joseph J., GM3 Gratten, George L., CY Graves, Roy L., S2 Green, Erwin E., S1 Hamilton, Richard T., S2 Haring, Harry J., MoMM2 Hasset, Robert A.,S2 Hawley, Lawson, RM1 Hazard, Adrian W., QM3 Hester, Edwin F., S1 Hierling, Eward J. Jr, SK2 Hook, Arron V., TM3 Hopkinson, Wm A., EM1 Hoss, Ernest C., CMM Huber, John F., SoM3 Ifland, Martin W., SoM3 Ilsley, Edward J., Jaeger, Robert E., SK3 Jakacky, Wm F., S1 Jenkins, Arthur J., CPhM Johnson, Arvid G., SK3 Johnson, George L., F1 Johnson, Harry L., MM2 Johnson, Howard L., SC1 Jones, Willard B., SM2 Joyce, James W., Y2 Kaberline, Clarence, SM3 Kaczmarek, Edward, S1 Karaus, Andrew, WT1 Kayatta, Eugene V., PhM2 Kelleher, Wm T., RM2 Kelly, David D., S2 Kopaczinski, Jospeh W.,MM2 Lanforld, Walter T.,S1 Lawrance, Leroy F., TM3 Leffler, Mark F., S1 Lerchensky, A., Coxc Lindley, Kenneth F. WT1 Linn, Harold F., F2 Littleton, James D. S1 Long, Frank G., F2 Lytchfield, Sam W.,Jr.,MM1 Mack, Joseph J., BM2 Mader, Gordon E., SC3 Magno, Arthur J., EM3 Mallone, Clay P., F1 Madell, Nathen, MM2 Mares, Joseph G., FC3 Marvin John C., TM3 Matson, Lee "J", TM2 Mayfield, Earl Myron, GM3 McCabe, John R., B1 McConlogue, James J., EM3 McCreary, Jesse G., SK1 McGee, Jack A.,F1 McGuinness, Anthony M, S1 McLean, John C., S1 Meier, Carl, F2 Micciche, Frank P., F2 Miller, Harry B., EM3 Minge, David T., S1 Mitchell, George E., SoM3 Moon, Benjamin J., F2 Morris, Whitty C., CEM Mrak, Arthur J., S2 Myers, Albert J., QM3 Nangle, Earl G., GM3 Nelson, Albert M., F1 Nicotera, Louis, S2 Niemic, Walter M., S2 Ninger, Leonard C., S2 Nolan, Harry L., Jr., S1 Norris, Charles, FC3 Nowicka, Peter J., CMM Nugent, James P., S2 Oddi, Dom., Antonio,S2 Oerfradi, Ernest D., S2 Oliver, Able G., S2 Oliveira, Carlos, S2

Oliveira, Leonard C., S2 O'Neil, Brooker T., StM2 O'Neill, James L.,S2 Orlando, Fred P., S2 O'Shea, James R., EM3 O'Toole, Micheal J. S2 Overko, Peter, S2 Pace, Albert D., S2 Pacheco, Manuel C. S2 Padden, James F., S2 Paff, Franklin J., S2 Page, Walter A., SoM3 Paglieroni, Edward B., S2 Pall, John A., S2 Pallanck, Robert A. S2 Paradisco, Albert W., S2 Parmenter, Fred M., CTM Parsons, William L. S2 Paterek, Thoedore, S2 Patti, John A., S2 Patton Adam A., S2 Peirce, Donald P., Pellington, George S., S2 Pereira, Joseph, S2 Perras, Edward T., S2 Perry, Arnold F., Perry, William, S2 Peters, Robert W., Ck3 Peterson, Eric E., RRT1 Pettine, John M., S2 Pezza, Nazzareno, S2 Phleps, Fred M., S2 Piazza, Eugene L., MM1 Pipitone, Anthony V., S2 Plain, John Francis, S2 Poirier, Raymond J. S2 Polito, Alessandro P., S2 Pollack, Arnold, S2 Pollard, Wilson L. S2 Porter, William Joseph, S2 Potter, Edwin E., EM2 Potts, Robert W., S2 Poudrier, Joseph T., Jr S2 Poulos, John J., S2 Powers, James J., S2 Pratt, Chester H., Jr., S2 Preo, Ralph Adelard, S2 Preston, John W., S2 Provenche, Dana F., S2 Pruchnik, Stanley M., S2 Quackenbush,Charles S2 Racine, Fernand O., S2 Ragnis, Charles S., MM2 Ramlow, Willard R. TM3 Randell Gordon H., S2 Randolph.. Thomas C., S1 Rech, Ralph A., FC3 Reese, Isaac B., MM2 Rega, Jack R., S2 Reilly, Edward F., S2 Reilly, John J., S2 Rekeda, William C., S2 Remy, Herve R., S2 Retos, Peter, S2 Revay, Frank, S2 Rhodes, Guy R., MM1 Rice, George L., S2 Richard, Earl J., Jr., S2 Rines, Austin Oscar,S2 Rioux, John C., S2 Ritz, Charles F., Jr., S2 Rizzo, Joseph A., S2 Rizzo, Michele, S2 Robertson, Dewitt T., StM2 Rockwell, Perry J, RM3 Roehm, Lewis S., S2 Rogers, Francis C., S2 Rogers, James J., S2 Rogowsky, Julius R., S3 Rolendelli, John P.,S2 Repke, George R.,S2 Roraback, John W., S2 Rosenwald, Isadore, S2 Rourke, Charles T., S2 Roy, Damase, S2 Royce, Burton Y., S2 Royeck, William E. FC1 Rubinsky, John J., S2 Rudginsky, Edward P., S2 Russomanne, Joseph, S2 Ryan, Robert E., S2 Sadowski, John A., S2 Sajtlava, Joseph C, S2Sanelli. Louise R., S2 Sawelle, Micheal, S2 Sayce, George H., S2 Schnapp, Harry, S2 Schena, Amelio A., SC3 Shambley, George, StM2 Shanks, Paul D., RM1 Sharp, Henry L., F1 Shine, Robert C., S1 Shortell, Donald J., SM3 Simons, Sidney, F1 Smith, Cletus T., S1 Smith, Robert K., GM3 Sommers, Richards H, SoM3 Stone, George T., StM2 Stoute, Harold D., S1 Szymanski, Chester J., F1 Szymanski, Edward L,S2 Tarburton, Richard, S1 Taylor, Wilferd E., S1 Thelen, Henry R., EM2 Thompson, Thomas J., Jr.GM1 Thompson, Walter E., S1 Todd, James R., TM3 Tolen, Thomas F., RM3 Two Crows, Mason L., S1 Vickers, William C. CM1 Watson, Walter L., Bkr2 Wellman, John, F1 Welra, Frank A., CMM Wilcox, Eugene Darrel, Bkr3 Williamson, Larence P. F1 Williamson, Robert, S1 Williamson, Robert W., S2 Willis, Robert N., RM1 Wilson, John B., St1 Wilson, Robert C., S1 Worel, Thomas G., S1 Wright, William M., S2 Yelke, Frederick P., FC3 Zimmer, Francis P., FC3 Zopff, Richard H., F1

S/R. N. Perley Jr., Lieutenant, U.S.Navy. 1620. Pursuant to orders of the Commanding Offficer, U.S.Receiving Station, Boston, Mass., of 17 August 1943, Hopkinson, W. A. #410 62 88, EM1., USNR, reported aboard for duty with baggage, records and accounts. S/H. C. Shelton, Lieutenant, U.S.N.R. S/J. M. Ginter, Lieut. (jg), U.S.N.R

The non-annotated information and events contained herein, was provided by a shipmate that served on the USS COGSWELL during the period 17 August 1943 – February 1946. Annotated information is noted in the form of a superscript number which references the source and is listed in the back of this book. A different font has also been used to distinguish between sources.

17 August 1943 Boston - U.S.S. COGSWELL commissioned (DD-651).

17 August 1943 – USS Cogswell is commissioned at the Charleston Navy Yard – Cile, Mom, Dad, and Billy come aboard.2

26 August to 03 September - On trial runs, when not in port.

03 September – After making several trial runs in and outside of Boston harbor, finally left for shakedown cruise to Bermuda. We hit the tail end of a hurricane the day before our arrival. Lots of the boys quite sick.2

04 September - Underway for shakedown cruise in Bermuda. Encountered the tail end of a hurricane in route to Bermuda. Over half the crew got sick.

06 Sept - Arrived in Hamilton, Bermuda.

08-11 Sept - Underway during day - in harbor at night.

12 Sept - Underway for a sub hunt, which was reported in area. No Luck.

13 Sept - 06 Oct - Fired A.A. practices, took speed runs.

September – 06 October – Operated in and out of Bermuda. Managed to get one liberty at Hamilton. Not much to see except Limies, Darkies, and short patrol. Got in battle with shore patrol but outnumbered them so made out pretty good. Couple of the boys banged up, but nobody in brig. Farrace was caught trying to bring liquor onboard.2

07 Oct - Completed shakedown. Underway for Boston.

09 Oct - Arrived Boston.

16 Oct – Left Boston for Norfolk VA. Passed through Cape Cod Canal on way down. Very pretty sight.2

17 Oct - Underway for Norfolk, Va. - encountered a severe storm.

19 Oct – Bartell2

19 Oct - Arrived in Norfolk, Va.

20 Oct - Underway for the day with group of trainees.

23 Oct - Underway for Trinidad.

23 Oct – Left Norfolk for a trip to Trinidad. Trip uneventful.2

25 Oct - Made sub contact, tried to ram her and dropped depth charges. Our men forgot that the new regulations required depth charges to be set on safety.

26 Oct – Arrived in Trindad for overnight stay. No liberty. Rained like hell.2

27 Oct - Underway for states with Carrier.

01 Nov - Arrived Norfolk, Va.

01-13 Nov – Back in Norfolk. Escorted an aircraft carrier back. Lots of liberty during this stay. Sorry now that I didn’t have Cile come down but didn’t know at the time just how long we would be in port. Called her up on Nov 5th. Quite drunk I guess. Old Rocking Chair with Sherry wine chaser. Had to drag Bill Farrace back. Started out with J. Kapaczymski, E Brower, Bill, and myself to celebrate my 25th birthday.2

06 Nov – Bartell2

08-09 Nov - Out to sea for firing runs.

10 Nov - Back in port.

12 Nov - Underway with Iowa - Destination unknown. (Unknown to us, President Roosevelt was on the Iowa. He was on his way to Yalta for a conference with Churchill and Stalin. The destroyer Porter accidentally fired a torpedo at the Iowa. It missed, only by 50 yards. Commodore Chillingsworth almost had kittens.

In later years the following articles appeared:

Miami, Fla., The "Bulletin", Sunday March 15, 1958 -

PORTER FIRES ON IOWA

"OFFICER TELLS HOW TORPEDO FIRED IN ERROR NEARLY STRUCK ROOSEVELT'S BATTLESHIP."

Miami, Fla., March 15-(AP) - One of the most embarrassing experiences of World War II was recalled here today at a reunion of survivors of the destroyer William D. Porter.

By accident, they fired a torpedo at the battleship Iowa when it was taking the late President Roosevelt to the Tehran conference with Winston Churchill and Joseph Stalin in 1943.

At the time, the Navy didn't say anything about it, "recalled Lt. Seward Lewis, of Miami."

Ship put under arrest

"I think the first time the story was released was when the Porter was sunk in the Pacific by a Japanese suicide plane. And there was only a bare mention of it then." Lewis was a lieutenant aboard the Porter. At the time of the torpedo firing mistake which almost made history he was serving officer of the day. President Roosevelt' Admiral Ernest King, the chief of naval operations, and many other VIPs were on the Iowa, he related. The Porter was one of the ships in the screen."

"Just as we were approaching Gibraltar, the Iowa started some training exercises, firing at balloons and stuff, and all of the destroyers were taking part. We were using the Iowa as a target for a simulated torpedo attack. The skipper ordered, Fire one, fire two, fire three. When we fired No. 3 a fully armed torpedo shot right toward the No. 2 magazine of the Iowa."

“ Someone had forgotten to disarm No. 3. When the switch was closed on that one, it went."

Screams into Radio

"We gave the danger signal of four short blasts on the whistle, and I was screaming into the radio : "Lion, lion, lion (code of the Iowa), come, right come hard right!" The Iowa, finally lumbered around out of the way and the torpedo harmlessly past, Lewis said."

A.J. Fazio of Key West, Fla., was a chief torpedoman on another battery of the port side tubes, explained that the torpedo could explode only on hitting a solid object and was equipped with a device to stop it if it failed to hit its target.

Lewis reminisced: "When everybody finally realized what happened, the language from the Iowa to the destroyer division commander wasn't fit to print."

"Our whole ship was put under arrest - the only time ever heard of that happening in the Navy - and we were ordered back to Bermuda."

Lewis said "a Navy board investigated and looked for all sorts of red herrings and communist stuff but found none."

"Some of the officers received letters of reprimand, he recalled, but that was all that ever came of it."

The Inquirer, Washington, March 15, 1958 (UP)-

The Navy admitted today that one its destroyers accidentally fired a live torpedo during the Second World War at a battleship carrying President Franklin D. Roosevelt and his wartime high

command. It missed by 50 yards. Lt H. Seward Lewis, a former officer of the destroyer Porter disclosed the Navy's embarrassing secret. He was quoted in Miami as saying the Porter fired the torpedo at the battleship Iowa, near Gibraltar, during a simulated attack. The Iowa was alerted by radio and changed course in time.

A Navy spokesman said Lewis' account was "substantially correct." He confirmed that the incident occurred as the Iowa was taking President Roosevelt to the Tehran conference with Winston Churchill and Josef Stalin in 1943.

Washington, Aug., 21,1970 (AP)

The massive security measures surrounding a presidential journey today make it seem easy to forget that one chief executive came under torpedo fire - from another U.S. vessel.

But there probably are some Navy men who will never forget a trip the late President Franklin D. Roosevelt took on the battleship Iowa during World War II.

The story is recalled in this month's issue of Naval Institute Proceedings by Cmdr. Charles F. Pick Jr., who was navigator on the Iowa.

TO STALIN CONFERENCE

With the President on the Iowa was the entire Joint Chiefs of Staff, steaming toward North Africa and the Tehran Conference with Josef Stalin.

The Iowa was northeast of Bermuda, Nov. 14, 1943, a good day's run from the nearest known concentration of German U-boats.

The President was in a wheelchair on the left side of the ship watching a gunnery drill with the joint chiefs. Suddenly "Torpedo!" "Torpedo on the starboard beam" roared from the ship's speaker system.

YANKED OUT GUN

"I was petrified, completely immobile," Pick said. "The first sign of life came from the presidential party. One Secret Service man yanked out his pistol, apparently hunting the torpedo. “Roosevelt ordered his valet to wheel him to the right side of the ship, saying "I want to watch the torpedo."

Pick, on the ship's bridge, said a dull explosion shook the ship. An officer next to him yelled, "My God, he's hit us."

He was wrong. The sensitive torpedo warhead had exploded harmlessly below the ship, set off by the turbulence caused when the Iowa took a sharp, evasive turn.

When the Iowa signaled it was beginning the gunnery drill, the destroyers decided to get in a torpedo drill, firing mock torpedoes at the Iowa.

The Porter's torpedo officer had ordered three mock torpedoes but the third one whooshed out of its tube alive, ready to kill.

When everything settled down, Pick recalled, the destroyer was ordered back to its port under arrest.

This was believed the only time an entire ship had been placed under arrest. Pick said, wondering if the legality was ever tested.

Pick remembered the Navy's No. 1 man, Adm. Ernest J. King, standing on the bridge glaring at the Porter.

Nearby, Gen Hap Arnold sidled up to Gen George Marshall and said softly, "George, if you would like to see the sea give up its dead and the skies go black, watch Ernie."

Arnold approached King and asked, "tell me, Ernie, does this happen often in your Navy?" *****End of articles*****

13 Nov - Left Norfolk to escort BB Iowa with President Roosevelt aboard halfway across the Atlantic for conference with Churchill and Stalin, Porter – another can with us accidently fired a fish at Iowa but missed. No damage. Left Iowa with 3 other cans and returned to Bermuda.2

15 Nov - Detached from Iowa screening duty, returned to Bermuda on 16 Nov.

17 Nov – Headed for Panama Canal Zone. Mistook whale for sub on our way down.2

19 Nov - Underway for Panama.

21 Nov - Sub contact - dropped charges. No results, as the safety was set on all the charges. None went off.

21 Nov – arrived Panama Canal. Passed through canal the same night. Pretty dark so couldn’t see much. Anchored at Balboa for one day. Liberty but my section had duty. Damn it.2

22 Nov - In Panama, going through the canal.

23 Nov - Tied up in Balboa. Liberty in Panama City.

23 Nov – Left Balboa Panama for San Diego. Had Thanksgiving at sea. Very calm and bright. Fell asleep up on bow and got a very severe sunburn.2

24 Nov - Underway for San Diego.

01 Dec - Arrived San Diego.

01-04 Dec – Arrived in San Diego for short stay. Managed to get two liberties.2

04 Dec - Underway for Pearl Harbor.

04 Dec – Left San Diego for Pearl Harbor. Quite rough on way across. Some of the boys still get quite sick.2

09 Dec - Arrived Pearl Harbor.

09 Dec – Arrived in Pearl Harbor, from where we operated for approximately one month. Usual escort duty for larger ships, drills and maneuvers. Very disappointed in Honolulu. Not like travel folders at all. Very crummy. Phooey – give me Rome anytime. It will be a real grind from here on it.2

09 Dec – Bartell2

10-21 Dec - Out on four day firing runs.

22 Dec - Out with Enterprise.

24 Dec - Rescued pilot whose plane crashed from carrier.

26 Dec - Returned to Pearl Harbor.

30 Dec - Out on firing runs.

31 Dec - Back in Pearl Harbor.

1944

CREW LIST

ADAMS CHARLES RICHARD RM3 ALLEN WOODROW BM3 ATWELL ANDREW ANTHONY GM2 AUSTIN WILLIAM HOWARD SA BAEZ RONALD AUGUST FN BAKER MORLEY FRED WT1 BARLOW-BUTCHER JACK HAROLD RM3 BARTELL ERNEST GORDON MM2 BAUER PAUL WILLIAM FN BEAVENS HARRY RAYMOND GM3 BECKER HOWARD AUSTIN SOM1 BEGLEY EDWARD ROBERT RMC BELL ALBERT (n) GM2 BENGTSON KERMIT B. LTJG BLAIR BOWEN B. LT BOSWORTH HENRY WARREN SM2 BRADLEY GUY (n) SA BRADY HOMER CLYDE MM2 BRANTLEY WARREN G WIT3 BRATTON CARL EDWARD GM2 BROCHU RAYMOND FRANCIS SN BURKS LUTHER DORMAN SN BURNS JOHN WALLACE MS2 CANDIO JOHN ANTHONY BM2 CAPONE STEPHEN JAMES RD2 CAPPS RAYMOND WAVERLY SN CAUTHEN RAYMOND SAMUEL BT3 CHAFFEE WESLEY REID F2 CHAMBERS ALLEN LISTER CBM CHAPIN JACK RAYMOND FC3 CHARLES JOHN C. RDC CLAY FREDERICK MM2 COGSWELL JAMES K. COHILL PAUL WARREN GM3 CORBETT THOMAS JAMES SN COREY TEDDY FRANCIS ENS COURT STANLEY RAYMOND CM2 CRATER ROBERT LEWIS SN

DAINO JOHN A. LT DAUNHAUER NORBERT HENRY SN DAVIS HUGH VESTER SN DAY WILLIAM ANDREW FN DE WITT FRANCIS LEROY FA DERRICO GEORGE EARL FA DES JARDIN EDWARD JOSEPH FA DIRMBERGER JOSEPH EDWARD FA DOCKENS CHARLES ALBERT SA DODD WILLIAM ELMER SA DOMINIK WALTER EUGENE SA DONAHUE FLOYD AUGUSTINE SA DONAHUE RAYMOND CARRELL SA DONALD RALPH ESTES SA DONNELLY CHARLES TERRENCE SA DOODY THOMAS FRANCIS SA DOTY NEAL JACK SA DOUGAN LEONARD MADISON SA DOW LEWIS FRANK SA DOWELL HARRY LEE SA DOYE GEORGE FREDRICK SA DOYLE FRANCIS LEE SA DRESSEL LEVI ANDREW SA DUBOIS FRANK RONALD TM2 DUCK WILLIAM HENRY SA DUCKWORTH ROBERT ARTHUR SA EDGAR LEO THOMAS SA ENDRIZZI ROBERT JOSEPH FA ENGLEMAN AUBREY GERALD FA FARACE WILLIAM MICHAEL MM1 FELIX MATHEW (n) FC3 FERGUSON SHEARL DOUGLAS PHM2 FERNANDEZ JOSEPH RAYMOND FC2 FEROUS GEORGE LINCOLN FN FICKEN HENRY LEE FA FIERST EDWIN GEORGE SN FIGORSKI BOLDY JOSEPH MS2 FIORE JOHN NICHOLAS SF1 FLINT WILLIAM FOSTER SN FLIPPIN MINOR CHARLIE FA FOSTER HERMON HAROLD SA FRANZ EMERY BENJAMIN SN FREIBURGER JOHN JOSEPH WT2

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Dec 43-Jan 44 - Bartell2

01 January 1944 - Underway during day and in port at night.

05-15 Jan - Out for trial runs, (in port most nights - stopped in Honolulu).

16 Jan - Underway with task force (included the Enterprise & Lexington), destination unknown.

16 Jan – Left Pearl Harbor for invasion of Marshall Islands. Amphibious forces following closely behind. We crossed Equator Jan 22 and also the date time on the same day. We missed by two degrees of crossing both at the same time. Quite a rugged initiation but a lot of fun. Participated in pre-invasion strikes and shore bombardments. Narrowly missed being hit by return fire from

shore. Cogswell is credited with the sinking of one Jap gunboat. First blood for us. Hit her with only three salvos fired at her.2

21 Jan - Refueled ship from tanker.

22 Jan - Crossed the Equator and the International Date Line.

25 Jan - Refueled ship from tanker.

25-31 Jan – Patrolled around Marshalls.2

29 Jan - Refueled ship. Planes from carriers attacked Marshall Island.

30 Jan - Bombarded Kwajalein Island from 2500 yards out. Sunk one small ship. Enemy base heavily damaged. A 16" shell from one of our battlewagons hit a munitions barge and all hell broke loose.

30 Jan-3 Feb Screened carriers while their planes continued raiding island. Nearest enemy shell landed about 20 yards from our fantail. Picked up three Jap survivors (Knapp) who were found in small boat. Washington rammed the Indiana and lost overboard about eight men, most of them were saved.

04 Feb - Pulled into Majuro just two days after it was captured. Still some Japs on the island. Anchored in Majuro Lagoon, Marshall Island.

05 Feb – Anchored at Majuro Atoll2

07 Feb - On night patrol.

10 Feb – Bartell2

12 Feb - Underway with task force.

12 Feb – Underway for undisclosed destination. Glad to be at sea again. Very hot.2

14 Feb - Spotted enemy snooper planes.

15 Feb - Planes from our carriers raided Truk Island, Japan's "Pearl Harbor". We did not receive any resistance but planes encounter action over the Island itself.

Ships sunk: Japs U.S. 2 Light Cruisers None 3 Destroyers 1 Ammo. ship 1 Seaplane Tender 2 Gun Boats 2 Oilers & 8 Cargo Ships

Ships probably sunk: 1 Cruiser or Large Destroyer 2 Oilers & 4 Cargo Ships

Aircraft Lost 201 Planes 17 Planes

The New Jersey was sent after six Jap Cruisers. It is believed she sunk two of them. One of our Carriers, the Intrepid was damaged by torpedoes from sub.

16 Feb - Steamed towards Majuro Island.

16 Feb – Participated in strike against Truk. Lot of AA action the night of Feb 16-17, but no luck for the Cogswell. Now with Task Force 58.2

17 Feb - Refueled ship and headed west. We were informed that our strike on Truk caused greater damage then was believed at first. Pictures showed that our planes sunk more ships than we knew of.

18 Feb - There were about 12 Jap planes in the air, but didn't attack. The Yorktown sent up one night-fighter and they scattered.

19 Feb - Still heading west. Enemy planes overhead. One shot down. The others dropped six bombs at one of our carrier off our port beam. Visibility was not very good.

20 Feb - Took on fuel from South Dakota (BB).

21 Feb - Heading west and expect to attach Saipan Island at dawn. First good nights slept in two weeks.

22 Feb - By dawn we shot down about eight or nine enemy planes. The attack let-up for about an hour. Then they returned in groups attacking from all sides. We shot down five more planes. Like a Turkey shoot. Our carrier planes attacked Saipan with little resistance. They destroyed all the planes on the ground and ruined air fields and all the installations that could be found. The Jap planes let up attacking around 11am. Four of the planes shot down were Germans piloted by the Japs. No bomb or torpedo hits were reported by our ships. We stayed at GQ the rest of the day and night. As yet we have not encountered the Jap fleet.

22 Feb – Raided the Marlamo Islands (Saipan, Guam, and Tinian.) Heavy air opposition during the night. The Cogswell got her first Jap plane, a twin motor bomber.2

23 Feb - Secured from GQ at 8am. Only got about two hours of sleep in the past 48 hours. We are now heading east. Japs returned, but didn't attack.

24 Feb - Took on fuel from the South Dakota.

25 Feb - Arrived Majuro Island.

28 Feb - Saw the movie "Coney Island with Betty Grable".

03 Mar - Started patrol duty five miles off Majuro Island.

05 Mar - Went to GQ, about 10 Jap planes approached, but didn't attack.

07 Mar - Got underway, heading south. FIRED PRACTICE aa - 20mm & 40mm.

08 Mar - Still heading south, crossed Equator.

08 Mar – Left Majuro for trip to Espirito Santo in the New Hebrides. Hotter than hell and flies as big as flying fortresses. Arrived there March 8th.2

11 Mar - Put into Espiritu Island - one of the New Hebrides group. Our time went ahead one full day. It is 12 March.

13 Mar - Received mail, first since early Jan.

14 Mar - Went to GQ, enemy planes spotted, but didn't attack. In the PM saw Ray Milland and his group.

15 Mar - Got underway. Heading north.

15 Mar – Left Espirito Santo2

19 Mar - Refueled ship. We are between the Solomon Island and New Britain Island. No enemy contact as yet.

20 Mar - Our troops are landing on Masachu(?) Island. We are to intercept any Jap reinforcements that may be coming. Carrier planes went on a bombing mission. Enemy sub in area. Joe Mares spotted periscope, about 5600 yards out.

20-25 Mar – Participated in supporting operations during seizure of Emiraw Islands in Admilralty group.2

21 Mar - Still patrolling outside of Masachu(?) Island.

22 Mar - Joined large task force. Refueled ships. It looks like another strike.

23 Mar - Heading west.

26 Mar - Refueled ships. We are in the middle of many islands held by the Japs.

29 Mar - Jap planes attacked, no damage.

29 Mar – Participated in strikes on Palau and Yap on March 31. Heavy air opposition during night of March 29. 16 planes shot down. Cogswell suffers near miss. No damage, but scared us a little. Strikes very successful.2

30 Mar - Our planes attacked Palau Island, one Japan's largest bases outside of Japan. The Japs didn't give us any resistance while we waiting return of our planes. Our planes wrecked all enemy installations and also sunk 10 ships and 20 planes shot down. The rest were wrecked for take off.

Our loses about five planes. Still have not met up with the Jap fleet. A radio message was picked- up from a Japanese task force. They are about 500 miles out (most likely going the other way).

31 Mar - All night we were attacked by planes. It was not known how many planes were shot down. None of our ship took a hit. Our planes bombed Yap Island. The Japs took off, leaving a few planes, which were destroyed, along with base installations. In the afternoon our planes bombed Waju(?) Island. Again the Japs took off. Sunk two of their patrol boats. We picked up quit a few men on rafts. Some were Japs and some were our own fliers. The Japanese broadcast, claimed they sunk two of our cruisers, two destroyers, one carrier and shot down over 80 planes from our task force which attacked Palau, Yap and Wajau(?) Islands.

01 Apr - We are heading east. Sighted two Jap sub tenders and they were sunk by one of our destroyers. We crossed the Equator and 180th Meridian at least twice on this trip.

01 Apr – Bartell2

02 Apr - Refueled from carrier. The second night we left our task force to hunt for a man who fell overboard form a carrier. The search was unsuccessful. It was very dark with visibility at 500 yds.

03 Apr - Heading east. There is a large Japanese wolf pack (subs) lying in wait for us off Junape(?) Island. Two of them were spotted and sunk.

06 Apr - Outside Majuro Island, plane crashed on carrier. Anchored in Majuro Lagoon. The crew as a whole are very weary and could use a good night’s sleep.

06 Apr – Back in Majuro for minor repairs.2

07 Apr - Pulled out for patrol duty in afternoon.

08 Apr - Made sub contact. Dropped depth charges. No results.

10-11 - Apr Anchored in Majuro Lagoon. Loaded stores and ammunition.

13 Apr - The weather is and has been very hot and humid. Received mail. Went to sea this afternoon. The rumor is that this is going to be a long hard trip, as we expect to run into the Japanese fleet.

13 Apr – Left Majuro to lay groundwork for invasion of Hollandia2

14 Apr - Heading west. Last night spotted Jap sub, most likely the one we missed the other night. This means they know we are out there and they are waiting. It is getting hotter and hotter, it is still the rainy season.

16 Apr - We go ahead one full day. Last night a carrier lost a man overboard.

17 Apr - It was disclosed to us that our destination is off the N.W. coast of New Guinea. Our first strike is to take place on the 21st. Hollandia Islands is one of our main objectives. As far as we know, this island and all the smaller islands are well fortified and we will no doubt be attacked night and day by Jap "Bettys" it and such. Already our tanker unit has been spotted by a Jap search plane.

18 Apr - Another man was lost over the side of one of our ships. Two destroyers were sent out to search for him, it was in vain. We passed over the Equator again at 6:14:45 last evening.

19 Apr One "Betty" shot down by C.A.P plane.

20 Apr - Fueled ship from South Dakota. Went to GQ at 100. One of the cruisers thought they saw a periscope. It turned out to be a swab handle. As yet there have been no bogies reported. One of our C.A.P. planes shot down another "Betty".

21 Apr - Our carriers launched planes for air attack on Aitape, Hollandia and Tanamera bases meeting very little resistance. We are not even manning our battle stations. Our squadron is screening carriers. Hollandia is a large sub base, therefore there are many subs around us. As yet they have not made themselves known, but it is believed that they will start attacking some of our ships shortly.

22 Apr - Steaming in circles as before, Aitape, Hollandia, and Tanamera are being raided constantly. Early this morning our troops started to invade these island bases. As yet there has not been any information given out as to the results of yesterday’s raids. It was made known to us today that the British have started a great air offensive against Sumatra in the Dutch East Indies. General Douglas MacArthur watched the attack from one of our cruisers. Admiral Nimitz is also out here someplace.

22 Apr – Participated in supporting operations during seizure of Altape, Hollandia, and Tanamera.2

23 Apr - Fueled ship from Massachusetts (BB). Came very close to the shore of New Guinea. As yet no contacts with subs or aircraft. Still no news on the invasion.

24 Apr - Steaming as before. This morning one of our C.A.P. planes shot down a Jap "Betty" or a fighter just a few miles from us. We saw it explode and burn for about 20 minutes. Expect to be attacked tonight by Jap planes. Out of the 20,000 troops that invaded New Guinea only one man was killed and he fell off a L.C.T. on the way in and drowned. They have about 140,000 Jap troops surrounded.

25 Apr - Last night we went to GQ at about 1730 until 2300. There were about 20 planes out hunting for us, couldn't find us. One of our night fighters shot down "Betty". Another fighter was on the tail of another Jap for about 40 miles, but couldn't fire as his guns jammed. This morning we fueled from tanker. We expect another attack tonight. The latest scuttlebutt is that we are going to put into one of the Admiralty Islands. It is hot as hell!

26 Apr - Still patrolling outside of New Guinea. One Jap "Betty" was shot down on the horizon. The Caperton took the Chief of Staff from the Lexington into New Guinea and returned that night. We went to GQ, but didn't get to fire as one of our fighters shot down the plane. We transferred three officers from the Enterprise to a tanker. Evidently they are going back to the states. Received mail from the South Dakota.

27 Apr -The Knapp was detailed to pick 6 Jap airmen. Went to battle station. Two more Jap "Bettys" shot down by our planes. Last night was quiet.

28 Apr - Twelve Jap torpedo planes attacked one of our destroyers but didn't do any damage. Since we have left Majuro we have traveled over 4300 miles. Found out we are going to hit Truk Island again. All but one of the Marshall Islands have been captured and they are within shore battery range of the island itself.

29 Apr - Went to GQ early this morning. Our carrier planes started raiding Truk Island. Jap "zeros" attacked one of our other Task Groups. Three were shot down. They did not inflict any damage on our ships. No planes bothered us for some reason, until late morning. Five of them attacked our group. Two shot down. Our ships didn't suffer any damages. Frank Knox, Secretary of Navy died from heart attack.

29 Apr - (Again) We went back one day. Enemy sub sank by one of our destroyers in other task group. They picked up old books, Jap candy, and a wallet from sub. No bodies. The Japs have lost 80 planes in all at Truk, 40 on ground and 40 in the air. Our losses at Truk were four fighters and pilots. Also a T.B.T. and a Coranado. The crews on these last two were saved. A plane made a crash landing, pilot saved. Boggies day and night.

29 Apr – Participated on series against Satawan, Panape, and Truk. More air opposition. Task Force 58 really beginning to make itself felt now.2

30 Apr - Today our cruisers went in and bombarded Truk Island. One enemy plane came in high and unloaded his bombs on us, but missed. He got away. Our task group also hit Sawatan today.

01 May - On our way back to Majauro Lagoon. The battlewagons left us and went to bombard Ponapa Island.

01 May – Polished off previous operation by bombarding Panape.2

02 May - Refueled from South Carolina. A seam is splitting open in one of our fuel tanks and we need to go into dry docks.

04 May – Back in Majuro. Went into dry dock for repairs. Fell from staging, landed on head – result three stitches and one scar.2

05 May - Arrived Majuro Lagoon on 4 of May. Today at noon we entered dry dock. All hands turned to and scrapped bottom. One stag broke and five men fell to bottom of dry dock. Three were taken to the hospital ship, USS Relief.

06 May - Tied up beside USS Markab, DD tender.

09 May – Bartell2

11 May-01 Jun - We have been in and out of port working with carriers training new plane crews.

12 May – 06 June – Operated in and out of Majuro on routine patrol duty. Still very hot.2

02-04 Jun - About 20 of our men have been transferred back to the states.

06 Jun - Got underway. This is supposed to be our biggest operation.

06 June – Left Majuro for Marianas2

07 Jun - It was disclosed to us that the pilot we fished out of the ocean a few months ago was killed in our last raid on Truk. He was captain of Darmount's football team just a few years ago. We were told that on 05 June when we went to GQ it was because of Jap planes that got in over the lagoon. They were not detected until after they were inside. It was believed they took pictures. It is believed they have discovered our identification signal, (IFF).

07 Jun - Our allied forces invaded Europe today.

09 Jun - Still steaming west. Refueled from the Alabama (BB). The sea is rough, had a near collision with her. It has been 6 months and 4 days since we left the US.

10 Jun - Our destination is Saipan and surrounding islands. The Jap Fleet is expected to make an appearance this time. For the past two days our planes have had a running battle with a small Jap Naval unit off the NW coast of New Guinea. So far four of their destroyers were sunk and one cruiser damaged. Today we were warned that this is the biggest operation thus far conducted out here and it is expected that we will encounter much resistance from Jap planes and fighting ships. This morning one of our planes shot down a "Betty". As yet we have not been spotted, we hope.

11 Jun - Heading towards Saipan, Tinian and Guam. Refueled from Lexington. The first fighter sweep over Saipan took off this afternoon.

11 Jun – Participated in supporting operations during seizure of Saipan. We were under continuous air attack, though it was not very effective.2

12 Jun - We are cruising around 160 miles from the coast of Saipan. Tokyo is about 1400 miles off and Philippine Islands are about 1000 miles. Went to GQ about 7pm last night. They thought that some Jap planes were coming out to engage us, but they proved to be ours that got lost and found their way back. Secured from GQ at 8pm. Went to GQ at 4am this morning. About 30 to 40 Jap planes were overhead. They dropped flares, no bombs. Visibility was very poor, that must be the reason they didn't attack. One Jap tried to make a torpedo run on a destroyer and was shot down.

Our planes shot 124 Jap planes over Saipan yesterday and we lost eleven Planes. Most of the pilots were picked by our rescue planes. There is no evidence of the Jap fleet. Only a few ship in Saipan that became the target. Today is D-3. The invasion will take place the 15th. It is believed that Saipan is well fortified. They have about 20,000 troops on her. Just found out that we have been assigned a special mission. We picked up an officer and some guard mail from the Lexington and are now proceeding back to Eniwetok by ourselves at a speed of twenty-five knots. Here's hoping we don't run into too many Japs. Anything over ten would too much. It is imperative that we get to Eniwetok by the 14th.

14 Jun - Still steaming. The force we were with went and bombed Saipan last night. No results as yet. We discovered that some our 5" projectiles don't work. Arrived Eniwetok this afternoon. We will most likely stay long enough to refuel. The invasion is tomorrow. Got underway a few hours after refueling.

15 Jun - Steaming back to join our group. We missed out on the bombardment of Saipan, but they said our mission was still important. In fact, it was the most important part of the whole damn works.

16 Jun - Today we rejoined our group off Guam. We found out that they were attacked last night by a new Jap torpedo plane call "Fran". A couple of destroyers and a BB were hit. There were three killed and 48 wounded. We delivered mail to the Lexington, BB and DDs. Refueled from a tanker, "Celestie".

17 Jun - Still patrolling around Saipan, Tinian, and Guam. Our invasion forces are being met with heavy resistance but are advancing slowly. We were informed that the Japanese Fleet has left port and is heading this way. A big sea battle is expected.

It is believed that as things stand now we are outnumbered but if we can get the rest of our group together everything will be all right. Tonight we expect to be raided by land-based planes and will go to GQ after dark.

18 Jun - We are 200 miles west of Saipan. There are large Jap task forces to the North and South of us. Also one a few hundred miles behind our group watching us. Although we have been waiting for their fleet to come out, now that they have we can't go get them as we have to protect our invasion forces on Saipan. It is believed that we will take part in the biggest sea battle in history very shortly. There are Jap subs all around us. Last night and the night before, there were a few short engagements with subs and sampans. The Bronson and Cotton each sunk a sampan and the other destroyers don't know if they got subs or not as it was too dark to see too much. A few of the other groups shot down three Japs. They didn't do any damage to our ships.

19 Jun - The biggest air battles since Midway took place today. About 400 Jap planes from Jap Carriers attacked us of which 309 were shot down. A few bombs dropped pretty close to us but didn't do any damage. In fact, none of our group was hit. The South Dakota (BB) suffered minor damage. Our losses were very low. Stayed at GQ all day. We don't know the exact location of the Jap fleet, but believe they are not more than 300 miles away.

19 June – Japs try to catch us with our bloomers down but are intercepted by our planes at a distance of 136 miles. Only 18 planes managed to break through. All of these were shot down. Total for the day was 353. Japs still haven’t laid a hand on T.F. 58.2

20 Jun - Today the Jap fleet was located and a big air strike was launched. Our planes returned from strike about 2130 and were very low on fuel. Planes were dropping all around us for lack of fuel. We came about three feet from being rammed by another destroyer today. We recused five pilots from the drink. They told us that some of our planes ran out of fuel as far back as 240 miles. The sky was lit up like the fourth of July. It was a spectacle that I will never forget. Com. Kane, ace pilot, from the Enterprise is still missing. Searching parties composed of destroyers will be out hunting for survivors for the next 24 hours.

20 Jun – We launch air attach against the beaten and fleeing Jap Fleet. Our Flyers managed to make contact but many, many planes land in the sea upon return due to great distance covered and shortage of fuel. We spent most of the night retrieving our flyers. The Cogswell almost rammed by the Ingersoll. Our flyers (still T.F. 58) sunk one carrier, one destroyer, and three tankers. And damaged one battleship, one cruiser, and two cans.2

21 Jun - Had a helluva night last night. One Jap plane followed one of our T.B.F. in and crashed. It was not until after they had picked up the pilots and gave them clean clothes did they find out they were Japs, Ask me (John Huber) the story and I'll tell you. I believe most of the pilots that crashed have been pickup. Our position is about half way between Saipan and the China coast. We are still chasing the Jap Fleet. Our planes sunk one carrier, damaged four more, sunk one destroyer, damaged a battlewagon and two cruisers. It is believed that some of their force has found a safe passage as we cannot locate the whole force. I heard a Japanese broadcast yesterday. They promised their people a huge victory for their forces. They said they already shot down over 300 of our carrier planes, sunk two CV's, two BB's, one cruiser, one destroyer and one sub. And damaged 4 CV's, 2 BB's, 2 CL's and about four or five DD's. (That is some line). They are on a course of 310 and going like hell. We refueled from the Big "E" and returned her pilots. We were literally showered with candy and gum.

22 Jun - We are heading back to Saipan. Our forces are doing very good there.

23-28 Jun - Not much happening. No sign of Jap Fleet. We chased them within 900 miles of Tokyo. The other day we transferred Adm. McCain from the big "E" to the Lexington. We are delivering mail passengers from ship to another.

28 Jun-02 Jul - Still around Saipan, Guam and Rota. Our forces on Saipan took heavy losses. The Island is 12 miles long and had gained 6 miles of it with casualties about 10,000. Every night there has been a few Japs shot down. One came close to our ship when he crashed. Refueled from tanker.

30 Jun – Complete previous operation and anchored just off Saipan. Watched other cans and dive bombers and mortars from Saipan proceed to shell and bomb. Tinian across the bay, it was very spectacular. Also noted at the same time one Cogswell sailor fishing from the fantail. No luck.2

04 Jul - Refueled ship. DDs Cogswell, Knapp, Caperton, Ingersoll have been designated to go in around Guam and Rota and attack shipping and heckle shore batteries.

04 Jul – Left Saipan to bombard Guam. Had slight internal casualty and made bombardment runs on one screw at 18 knots. Completed repairs and continued on mission. Continued to patrol around these islands.2

05 Jul - Went within five miles of Guam and bombarded four towns and military installations. Some Jap planes came out but didn't do any damage. We also watched our planes making bombing runs. We will rejoin our Task Group 58.3 tomorrow.

07 Jul - Rejoined Task Group 58.3. Steaming east towards Eniwetok Island.

10 Jul - Arrived Eniwetok after being at sea for 34 days.

11-15 Jul - Received mail and took on supplies.

17 Jul - Left Eniwetok 2 1/2 days ago. We are about 100 miles off Guam. We are expecting to bombard again and attack shipping. Our planes are attacking Guam.

20 Jul - Returned to Saipan. Our division and 3 BB's are anchored off Saipan and Tinian about 5000 yards. Planes bombing and destroyers bombarding Tinian. Saipan has been captured about five days ago. It was a bloody battle, 15,000 casualties for us and many for the Japs. There are about 2,000 Japs left on Saipan, they are hiding in caves. A lot have committed Hari-kari, and some tried to escape by small boat. The natives were with the Japs instead of against them like we thought.

21 Jul - Left Saipan last night and rejoined TG 58.3. Today is D-Day on Guam. So far two planes have crashed in our group. One while landing on carrier and bounced off into the water. The only one we recovered was the belly gunner (TBF). The pilot and the radioman went down with plane. The other plane crashed and blew up after it took off from the carrier. We searched and only found one shoe with some flesh in it.

23 Jul - Steaming southwest towards Palau and Yap.

24 Jul - We are now right in the middle of numerous Jap bases, including Palau, Yap, Wake, Truk and many others. They have not attacked us, yet. However the DD Scott was hit with an 8" shell the other day - all bridge personnel including the Captain were killed.

25 Jul - Our carrier planes made attacks on Palau yesterday and today. There was not much air opposition but plenty of ack-ack. Also a few ships were in the harbor. One was believed to be a carrier. Most of the ships were hit and set on fire. Practically all pilots that were shot down were rescued by some our destroyers. We picked up a fighter pilot from the drink. His plane fell into the ocean after he took off.

25 Jul – 27 Jul – Participated in strike against Palau. Our planes destroyed 2 planes in air, 8 planes on ground, 1 destroyer, 1 troop-transport, 1 small craft, and left 1 cruiser burning.2

31 Jul - Pulled out of Saipan.

01-03 Aug - Steamed around outside of Saipan and Tinian. Refueled ship last night from tanker. Have been in a storm for about 3 days.

04 Aug - Our carrier planes attacked Chicchi-Shima, one of the Bonin Island group about 600 miles from Japan. They also attacked a Jap convoy composed of 4 transports (AK), 4 destroyers, and 1 cruiser. They hit three of the AK's and one destroyer and strafed the rest. The Knapp, Ingersoll and Cogswell were sent after the other ones that were getting away. We steamed at 30 knots for six hours to catch up with the convoy. We had to pass right off the coast of many Jap Islands and through a mine field. We caught up with Japs around sunset. We were sent after two of the ships along with the Knapp and Ingersoll, which were about 10 miles away. It took us about 45 minutes to catch them as they were steaming away at 20-25 knots. It was dark when we finally opened fire on them. The battle lasted a little over an hour. We blasted the hell out of what turned out to be the cruiser and helped blast the other target which was either a destroyer or transport. When we left the cruiser was on its side and the other ship sinking nose first. A few of the cruiser's shots landed pretty close, but no damage was done. After rejoining our cruisers we found out that they had caught up with the rest of the Japs and blasted them. At about 1 O'clock this morning we were 300 miles off the coast of Japan and 382 miles from Tokyo. This is the closest any US surface vessel has come to Japan since the start of the war. Very, very ticklish! Two days ago the Caperton, DD650 sunk a 10,000 ton AK transport. The Sec. of Navy sent his congratulations to the 5th Fleet of which we are part of for the fine work. We are also part of Task Force 58 - We are

Task Group 58.3. Still cruising around Tinian, Guam and Rota. Last night there was a dog fight over our ship. Our fighter shot down the Jap and he fell close to our fantail.

04 Aug – Participated in strike against Iwo Jima Island in the Bonin group. Received word during night of a convoy partly crippled by our flyers. Three light cruisers and four cans of which we were one detached to pursue and destroy. We chased Japs for over 6 hours at 34 knots, finally made contact just after dusk off the coast of Chichi Jima Island. The entire enemy convoy was destroyed in the following battle. This convoy consisted of 5 supply ships, 4 D.E.’s, 1 DD, 1 CL, and also a number of landing barges loaded with troops. The Cogswell being division leader was number one can in the pursuit. We are credited with the sinking of the light cruiser and also an assist on the destroyer and one supply ship. We found the supply ship burning when we arrived and pumped 4 salvos at 30 knots into her. She rolled over and went down. We must have knocked out the CL’s radar and fire control because her return fire was very inaccurate.2

05 Aug - Early this morning we were attacked by several Jap torpedo planes. Although we didn't shoot any down, like wise they didn't score. Our small group is heading for Chichi-Shima to bombard. This morning the cruisers bombard as we steamed around. We passed two Japs hanging onto a life raft, playing dead. The Knapp picked up six out approximately 75 Japs, that were in the water. It was believed they were from one the transports that was hit. We fired our 40mm at a small Jap landing craft. After knocking out a good percentage of the Jap gun placements on Chichi-Shima we are heading back to our Task Group.

06 Aug - Left the carriers and joined up with the BBs and cruisers. Still steaming east.

06 Aug – Participated in DesDiv 100’s bombardment of Chichi Jima. We destroyed their radio installations, 4 oil dumps, 3 cargo ships in harbor and several landing barges, 58 planes on the ground, silenced their shore batteries and put the finishing touch on the Island by leveling off the city. This and the above action [4 Aug] is the closest that any ships have been to Japan in this war. 30 miles. Very, very soul-satisfying.2

10 Aug - Put into Eniwetok. Taking on supplies and a much needed rest.

11 Aug – Bartell2

16 Aug - Caperton presented a little radio broadcast for our benefit. It was very well written and quite humorous. It is the eve of our first anniversary.

17 Aug - A big beach party held today.

17 Aug – Cogswell has first anniversary party. I had duty. Very hot after the cool weather around Bonins.2

20 Aug - Very few transfers have come in this time. Ammunition barge almost blew up on our fantail 500 rounds of ammo in it. CGM Thompson picked up faulty projectile and tossed it overboard. Everyone else that was standing around dove overboard.

27 Aug – Bartell2

28 Aug - Left port. steaming southwest.

30 Aug – Left Eniwetok for raid on Palau. 2

03 Sep - They expect heavy air resistance from Palau Island. We are designated to go in and bombard.

07 Sep - On the 6th Launched first air strike on Palau. Our division and 3 cruisers went to bombard city. It turned out to be a coordinated air and sea strike.

07 Sep – Bombarded Palau. 2

09 Sep - Started out for Mindanao in the Philippines.

10 Sep - Launched first air strike on Mindanao. This the first air strike on the Philippines. Our loss were light. Enemy losses heavy. Many ships sunk and damaged in the harbor.

9-10 Sep – Escorted carriers on first strikes against Mindanao Islands in the Philippines. 2

12-13 Sep – Participated in strikes against Jap help Visayans in Philippines.2

13 Sep - Still in the Philippines area. We found out that the Filipinos are using guerrilla tactics against the Japs. They have bases up in the hills and the Japs won't go after them. Our subs make frequent visits to them behind the backs of the Japs. Four of our pilots have been rescued by them.

14 Sep - Steaming back to Palau. A Jap bomber snuck in on us this morning but didn't do any damage, he got away.

15 Sep - Hanging around the island as they expect the Japs to reinforce their troops.

16 Sep - Off on another strike.

17-18 Sep – Supported the invasion of southern islands of the Palau group. 2

19 Sep - We're off Luzon. Our carrier planes have struck Manila for the first time in the war. Many AK and AOs were sunk. A few Jap planes snuck in on us but didn't do any damage. We were bombed by one plane and showered by shrapnel from one of own gun fire. No casualties. Our planes are receiving stiff resistance over Manila.

21 Sep - Planes pounding harbor installations. A typhoon is coming up and we are going to have to make a run for it.

21-22 Sep – Participated in strikes against Manila Bay area Philippines. 2

22 Sep - We ducked around the typhoon. Refueled and heading back to the Philippines for another strike. To date the count is:

Japs US

86 ships sunk or damaged 11 planes 2 Floating dry docks sunk 357 planes shot down & 48 planes damaged

24 Sep – Participated in strikes against Visayans for the second time. Our aircraft seem to be getting all the gravy during the last few strikes. 2

25 Sep - We are steaming down to get between Mindanao in the Philippines and Palau in an attempt to break up a Jap air attack on the Palau group. On the 26th didn't see any Japs.

27 Sep - Pulled in the coastal passage in the Palau Island and anchored.

28 Sep – 07 Oct – Ran in and out of Uthili in Caroline Group trying to dodge bad weather. Very, very rough. We took a 47 degree roll at one time. 2

29 Sep - Went on patrol last night, anchored in the morning. Nothing new - Hot as hell -No Mail - No supplies (we are low).

02 Oct - The last few days we had the same routine. Now we are on our way to about 145 miles from Yap - Ulithi. We are not searching Japs, but are now in quest of food. Don't know where our supply ships are.

Note: For the past month and the half we have been attached to Adm. Halsey’s Third Fleet. We were relieved from Task Force 58 after our strike at the Bonin’s. The situation in China is acute. We still feel the war will be over by Jan 1946.

03 Oct - Arrived Ulithi. Not much here.

04-07 Oct -We were chased out of Ulithi by a typhoon. Rolled and tossed for three days.

09 Oct - This entry is being added per information supplied by R. Dale Martin former RM2 aboard the USS Flying Fish, SS229. Mr. Martin states, He was in charge of the Radio Gang on the USS Flying Fish on October 9, 1944, when the USS Cogswell depth charged her. The first two charges did do enough damage to cause the conning tower to be abandoned except for himself. He had to man the sonar and try contacting the USS Cogswell. The following was taken from notes on the radio shack's calendar, 9 Oct 1944, 70th day on patrol, received 5 depth charges from a friendly Tin Can, DAMN HIM!, 35 degree down angle going all ahead standard. Finally a recognition signal was received. The following massage was transmitted:

9 October 1944

1535 Destroyer challenged us on sound - FOJ We sent reply - LAW (This was repeated several times) He then sent the following - BT are you damaged? K We replied - NO K (He really said: No, but our feelings are God Damned Hurt.) (The Flying Fish's Commander was Robert D. Risser, USN) He then rogered After about ten minutes he sent the following - AA V D651 K We replied D651 V S229 K S229 V D651 BT are you O.K.? K D651 V S229 BT Yes we are OK. can we surface K S229 V D651 R R S229 V D651 BT Roger smoke bomb -surface K D651 V S229 IMI K S229 V D651 Send smoke bomb D651 V S229 Roger S229 V D651 Roger surface K D651 V S229 R R Secured and surfaced at 0740 GCT

The Conning Tower damage earned the Flying Fish a trip to the states and six months in San Francisco.

The above incident was not unique during the war. In fact, of the 52 US Submarines which were lost, (by all causes) two, the Seawolf and Dorado, were sunk by "friendly" forces. The Seawolf by Destroyers and the Dorado by Aircraft.

In the spring of 1945, the Flying Fish was coming into Point Loma after a training exercise, and passed the Cogswell heading out to sea. The Flying Fish's CO asked the CO of the Cogswell, How many charges were dropped, and response was "11". 5 or 11, in any event, the Flying Fish was not sunk. Mr. Martin attended the Cogswell's October 1990 reunion and apologies were exchanged. An invitation was extended to the Cogswell to attend the Submariner's Reunion.

10 Oct - We have obtained some provisions.

10 Oct – Escorted carriers for series of ari strikes against Ikinawa in Namsel Shoto [sp]. Very little opposition. 2

11 Oct - We are on the move again.

12 Oct - Participated in strikes against Formosa. Task force was under very heavy assault by Jap Air Force. The cruisers Houston and Canberra were torpedoed, during the night 96 miles from coast of Formosa. The Cogswell was one of four cans picked to escort these cripples to safety. 2

13 Oct - We were attacked by Jap planes. No damage to any ships. We shot down many planes.

14-17 Oct - The Japs sent wave after wave of planes after these two helpless ships. We were left with little or no air support as we were later to find out, we were bait for trap to entice the Jap Fleet out. The Houston took another fish during one of these attacks, but she managed to stay afloat. The Cogswell is credited with one Jap plane. We turned the cripples over to a force of tankers one day out of Ulithi. Sure seems good to once again speed up to 25 knots after doing only 4 knots for the last few days. 2

15 Oct - On our way to Formosa.

16 Oct - Our planes are attacking Formosa. We have been attacked by Jap planes. This evening one of our cruisers was hit by torpedo and is listing petty bad. We have designated to escort her out of the danger zone.

17 Oct - Another cruiser was hit last night and we are escorting her. In our group there are 4 cruisers and seven destroyers.

18-22 Oct - We are making good about four knots and are only about 200 miles from Formosa. The past four days and nights we have been attacked by Jap planes. A group of Jap torpedo bombers started in on us, but were intercepted by planes from our carriers. A few got in but didn't get out. One of the damaged cruisers was hit again. She has taken three fish so far and is still floating. We were informed, that on the 21st MacArthur invaded Leyte Island in Philippines.

19-24 Oct - October 19th -24th - Covered invasion of Central Philippines. Rumors had it that the Jap fleet was on the way out. 2

24 Oct - Still being attacked by the Jap planes. We are very tired and the worst is still to come. Our battleships, carriers, cruisers and others are very close to us.

25 Oct - Early this morning we were detached from the cripples and are now in the battle line which consists of 5 BBs - 11 cruisers and 14 destroyers. We are on our way to meet the Japs. We think the Japs have tricked us. Some of the bigger units are down around Leyte. There is a big battle going on down there. So far our planes have sunk 3 out 4 carriers in the group we're going after and 1 BB and 2 cruisers. They left one crippled carrier which we expect to get, 2 BBs and some destroyers and cruisers.

24-25 Oct - Participated in battle with main Jap Fleet. Destroyer Division 100, six other destroyers and four cruisers were detached from our main force to mop up. Jap Fleet units reported damage by our aircraft. We caught up with e carrier lying dead in the water and our cruisers proceeded to sink it. Two of our cans left behind to deal with survivors. Later in the night we caught up with a light cruiser. It had reported crippled but when we closed to make torpedo runs, she speeded up to 24 knots. We were surprised!!! Our cruisers and cans then drew off to shell the Jap. We mode another torpedo run and out of five fish scored one hit. One Jap destroyer was also sunk by our force. 2

27 Oct - Heavy damage was inflicted on the entire Jap Fleet down around Leyte and up north quite a few of our destroyer were sunk and damaged. We also lost two carriers. (The Princeton and a CVE down south). Although a few planes made a torpedo run on us, none succeeded in hitting us. Our ship had three probable planes and one sure shot down.

30 Oct - Back in Ulithi. Received mail and provisions.

31 Oct - On our way to Manes in the Admiralty Island.

01 Nov - Some more of the Jap fleet is on the move again. We have turned around and are going after them. 01 Nov – Left Ulithi once again to give further support to the invasion of the Philippines. 2

03 Nov – Reno, a light cruiser, was torpedoed by sub. The sub got away. Cogswell and two other cans picked to escort her back to Ulithi. The weather was very bad and Reno is very bad condition.2

04 Nov - The Reno was torpedoed last night by a sub. She was right behind us. The explosion woke everyone up. We picked up a CMM which was blown overboard. We are searching for survivors. We picked up 120 men and are escorting her back to Ulithi.

04 Nov – We took aboard 150 men from the Reno. We are now slightly over-complimented. Quite a mad ordeal for the next few days what with being so crowded and the weather being so bad. 2

06-24 Nov - We hung around Ulithi awhile and then went back to Leyte. We were attacked by Jap suicide planes. One carrier was hit, slight damage. Had several severe storms.

11 Nov – Left Ulithi to sound uncharted reef reported seen by our aircraft. 2

12 Nov – Bartell 2

18 Nov - Arrived back in Ulithi 2

20 Nov – Midget submarines inside of harbor. One of our tankers was hit and sunk. We spent the day patrolling inside of harbour. Three of these subs were sunk. 2

22 Nov – Left Ulithi for Luzon. 2

26 Nov – Carried out air strikes against Manila with usual M action against enemy. 2

29 Nov - Pull into Ulithi.

02 Dec – Arrived back in Ulithi. 2

03 Dec - Some baby Jap subs snuck into the harbor last night and torpedoed a tanker. We were sent out to hunt for them, no results. However, three were sunk by other tin cans.

07 Dec – Left Ulithi again for Luzon. 2

09 Dec - Left port. Refueled.

10 Dec - On our way to Luzon to support a paratroop landing on Mindoro.

11 Dec - Refueled.

13 Dec - We were attacked once today. No damage.

15 Dec - A combined air and amphibious landing this morning on Mindoro.

16 Dec - A night fighter off one our carriers crashed. We found him in about 45 minutes. He was almost done.

15-16-17 Dec – Three destroyers and one destroyer escort were sunk during storm. Very, very few survivors. Although we patrolled the area for three days we picked up only one man. [Thomas Stealey] The Cogswell took a 52 degree roll at one time and on another occasion we shipped water on the bridge. This was the first time I have actually been scared since coming out here. 2

17-19 Dec - Can't refuel, too rough. This is the worst storm we have been in. We are running low on fuel, but can't do anything about it. We can't steer our course, the seas are too big. The big ships are taking a beating. The storm is finally over, it took a heavy toll. Numerous men were lost overboard from our group. The USS Hull capsized and only 10 survivors picked up so far. The USS Spence capsized and no survivors as yet. We along with the Knapp were detailed to look for survivors.

20 Dec - Our cans picked the captain, 5 officers and 30 men from the Hull. We searched all night. Many cries and whistles were heard by other ships. This morning we picked up one man [Thomas Stealey] who was in the water since the storm with only life jacket. He said he was with nine other men but doesn't know what happened to them. He was off the destroyer Hull.

21 Dec - We have just learned that at least one other destroyer and possibly two others turned over in the storm. Several DEs and tugs were lost.

22 Dec - On our way back to Ulithi last night after midnight we heard a call for help, we searched all night but didn't find him. We could have ran him down as we were making 25 knots.

The following article, furnished by H. Brady, appeared in the VFW December 1944 Newspaper: Typhoon Cripples Third Fleet-

Among them, the destroyers Spence, Hull and Monaghan had earned 30 WWII battle stars, from Pearl Harbor to the Philippine Sea. As part of the Third Fleet, they had the JAPANESE on the run and in disarray by late 1944. But these three warships were about to face their fiercest and final battle.

As the fleet prepared for the invasion of Luzon, Philippines, on Dec. 17, an approaching storm hindered refueling efforts. The U.S. ships moved northwest to evade the tropical disturbance, which was only 300 miles to the east, then changed course again to the southwest. But the storm - now reaching typhoon strength and only 150 miles away - seemed to be stalking them.

With winds topping 110 knots and monstrous waves pitching them back and forth, the ships were helpless. Planes and vehicles broke free of lashings, tossed in to piles like discarded toys.

The three destroyers were especially vulnerable. With fuel bays near empty, their massive guns and ammunition made them dangerously top heavy. With every broadside, the Hull, Spence and Monaghan were thrown on their sides. Seawater rushed in, shorting out electricity and flooding engine rooms. Tragically, all three destroyers sank, trapping most of the crew.

Of 250 crewmen aboard the Monaghan, only six survived, only 24 of 325 from the Spence, and 62 of 250 on the Hull.

Mother Nature had unleashed her full might on the Third Fleet, claiming 790 lives, damaging 21 ships(nine put out of action)and destroying 150 planes.

Fleet Adm. Chester W. Nimitz said the Typhoon," represented a more crippling blow to the Third Fleet than it might be expected to suffer in anything less than a major action."

Veterans who lost their lives in the typhoon of 1944 had stood up to everything the Japanese had thrown at them, and came away victorious. But they were helpless against this ocean fury.

24 Dec - Entered Ulithi. Received 45 bags of mail, a lot of packages. It will seem more like xmas.

CHRISTMAS 1944

C - H - R - I - T - M - A - S D - I - N - N - E - R

ROAST TOM TRUKEY BAKED SPICED HAM

WHIPPED POTATOES CANDIED SWEET POTATOES

BUTTERED CARROTS GIBLET GRAVY

SAGE DRESSING CRANBERRY SAUCE

ICE CREAM FRUIT CAKE

MIXED NUTS HARD CANDY

HOT ROLLS BUTTER

ICED LEMONADE CIGARETTES

______******* ______

CHRISTMAS GREETING FROM THE PRESIDENT

On behalf of a grateful Nation, I send to the men and women of our Armed Forces every warm and Confident good wish on this fourth Christmas of war. On Christmas Day more than any other day we remember you with pride and with humility, with anguish and with joy. We shall keep on remembering you all the days of our lives.

It is therefore with solemn pride that I salute those who stand in the forefront of the struggle to bring back to a suffering world that way of life symbolized by the spirit of Christmas.

FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT Commander in Chief

30 Dec - Pulled out today.

1945

CREW LIST

2 Jan 1945 - Refueled. Going to strike Formosa tomorrow. It is a little cooler up here, about 70 degrees.

3 Jan - Our planes have gone in. we are only about 70 miles off the coast.

5 - 8 Jan - Steaming SW, heading for the China sea.

9 Jan - We are approaching the straights leading into the ChinA Sea.

11 Jan - Refueled.

12 Jan - Our planes made air strikes on the French-Indo-China coast. We are about 35 miles away. The Jap navy already left. The seventh fleet has been taking quite a few air strike and have suffered some ships damaged. The weather is cool and very rough. We have been passing a lot of dead Japs in the water. We stopped and pick up two for some papers. They have been in the water about two weeks.

13 Jan - Refueled from tanker. The Japs have yet to come out and attack us.

14 - 16 Jan - Our planes attacked Hong Kong, Canton and many other enemy held posts.

17 - 19 Jan - In the China sea, we are rocking and rolling in a big storm. The other day the Japs started to attack us but broke off.

20 - 21 Jan - Dashing back through the straights for the Pacific side. After getting through to the Pacific we were attacked for about five hours by Jap planes. None our ships suffered any damages. Heading for Formosa.

22 Jan Yesterday about 12:30 pm two Jap planes snuck into our formation. One a Bonzai Joe plane and crashed on the Ticonderoga. The other dropped a bomb on the Langley, which didn't go off. The Ti was burning very badly when more planes attacked and another Bonzai crashed on her. Flames leaped hundreds of feet into the air. After three hours of constant attack, the Ti put out her fire and was listing to her port side about 10 degrees. Approximately 18 planes were shot down around the formation and many more shot down by our planes further out. The Captain the Exec of the Ti were badly wounded and many more killed and wounded. The Maddox was hit by 100 pound bomb and a Bonzai crashed on deck. We are underway escorting the TI and M back to port.

28 Jan - Arrived Ulithi. The good news is that we are going back to the states as our engines are pretty shaken and need a lot of repairs.

19 Feb - Arrived in the states, finally.

19 Apr - Heading back out. Only 30 men missed ship. It’s a wonder that whole ship didn't jump. At last Lt Shelton (?) has left. Things should go much better for everyone. How one man could be so lousy and mean is beyond ...

19 Apr – Left San Diego for Pearl Harbor 2

21 Apr – Bartell 2

24 Apr - Hit Pearl Harbor. We are not going back with the fleet. Instead, our division has been assigned picket duty off Okinawa, which is rough. Destroyers have been getting hit at the rate off one a day. So far 16 have been sunk and thirty damaged at Okinawa. 25 Apr – Arrived Pearl Harbor 2

27 Apr - Left Pearl Harbor and heading for Ulithi.

02 May - Left Pearl Harbor for Ulithi 2

08 May - Celebrated V-E day at sea. 2

14 May - Arrived in Ulithi. Same old hole. 2

15 May - Arrived Ulithi. There are many banged up destroyers from Kamikazes at Okinawa.

19 May - Left Ulithi with convoy heading for Okinawa.

23 May - Left Ulithi with 15 ship convoy with reinforcements for Okinawa. 2

23-31 May – Statement of actions and campaigns participated in 3

29 May - Arrived off of Okinawa but could not enter because of our raids on harbor 2

29 May - Arriving entrance to Okinawa this morning and no sooner did we get there our group was hit by six Kamikazes. All were shot down but one just missed the transport that the nurses were on. First one missed her by inches and the other just missed the fantail.

30 May - Entered harbor. Some 40 odd cans beached because of Jap attacks 2

01 Jun - Going out on picket duty with the Caperton and another DD. We will be about 40 miles north of Okinawa. Our duty is to intercept approaching planes from the Kyushu a Kamikaze base. The Caperton and also another DD are going along. Also three small LCIs are coming along to pick up survivors in case we are hit or sunk. Doesn't make you feel good! A picket ship lasts about 18 hours before it is hit or sunk. We are to stay 3 days, if we last that long.

01 Jun - Assigned to picket duty. Oh oh. Feel like drawing up will. 2

01-26 Jun - Statement of actions and campaigns participated in 3

02 Jun - Well it final happened. On the twentieth hour first two of them came in on our starboard side. Our CAP (combat air patrol) got one but the other started in on us. We hit him before he reached us and he tried to crash into a LCI but missed by a matter of feet. A few minutes later a VAL was spotted directly over the Caperton which is five hundred yards off our port bow. He dove and just missed by inches. I bet they all aged 10 years. Another came in and just missed their fantail.

03 Jun - Returned to Okinawa.

03 Jun - On picket duty now for three days with two other cans. The three of us and four small LCSs (along to pick up survivors) accumulated 22 planes for this afternoon. These guys mean business. Could hear the near misses exploding down in engine room. 2

04 Jun - Relieved to fuel, and take on ammunition. 2 05 Jun - Returned to picket duty. A couple more DDs were hit.

05 Jun - Anchored - work all day and half of night taking on fuel, ammo and chow. 2

06 Jun - The Kamikazes raised hell last night. We spent most of the night at GQ. Our ship shot down two more last evening. After dark one Jap plane passed in-between the Caperton and us at about 40 feet off the water. No one fired as we didn't think he knew we were there.

06-07 Jun - Still anchored. Today (6th) they towed in the destroyer who relieved us with both a torpedo and a suicide plane in her. Anchorage under night attack. 2

07 Jun - The Caperton was relieved by the USS Porter. About 2 hours later the Porter was about 500 yards off our starboard bow was hit by one suicide plane. She sank, there were no casualties. [Porter was hit and sank on 10 June]

8 Jun - We're back in at anchor in Wise Man's cove at Okinawa. The anchorage was raided this morning.

08 Jun - Here we go again for picket duty. Hope the luck holds out. 2

9 Jun - The Japs came over again about 4am. The anchorage was covered with smoke and the raiders just dropped their bombs. One small landing craft was blown apart right off our bow. A near miss knocked some men around on our bridge. Shrapnel sprayed the ship.

09 Jun - On picket station with 5 cans this time. G.Q most of time. 2

10 Jun - Went out on picket duty. The Japs are using wood planes and they are hard to pickup on radar.

10 Jun - At 0815 this morning the USS Porter hit and sank with out casualties (boy what luck.) So far we've had a lot of shrapnel on our decks, but no one hurt. 2 [The correct date of the Porter’s sinking]

11 Jun - About 150 suicide planes came last night but couldn't find us, thank God.

11 Jun - Still afloat. Shot down two planes (suicide). One went down in flames just over mast and landed on one of the LCS's in back of us. Heavy casualties but she didn't sink. 2

12 Jun - Back in the cove. A ship rear of us got hit by a suicide. About four ships were hit in about one minute.

12 Jun - Relieved again. 2

13 Jun - Anchored. Can see them fighting at southern tip. 2

14 Jun - Back on picket duty. Rumor has it that the Japs are using something called a flying torpedo, called a "BAKA" Bomb. It is released from a heavy high flying bomber and the suicide pilot aims it. It takes one man to operate it.

14 Jun - Supplies all day. 2

15 Jun - Last night we were attacked three times and came out without a scratch.

15 Jun - Fueled. Jap bombers over anchorage. Several near misses straddled. Some of bay out by shrapnel. 2

16 Jun - Back in the cove.

16 Jun - Out on picket duty again. USS Twig hit and sunk by torpedo while on route. 2

17 Jun - Some of the Japs that are still loose on the islands swim out to the ships at night and attack the guards on them. The Captain and Comm. Officer on the destroyer behind us were knifed to death last night. Our night watch took some shots at Japs swimming out from the beach.

17-18 Jun - Many bogies but we now have air coverage and none very close. 2

20 Jun - Under attack several times the past couple days. We shot down one plane.

20-21 Jun – Anchored 2

22 Jun - Anchored in main harbor at dusk. One Jap plane dived into seaplane tender USS Curtis but did not sink it. 2

24 Jun - Went to a new picket station. Three ships were sunk yesterday.

24 Jun - Underway for picket duty again. One little LCS shot down 9 planes last night. That's shooting. 2

25 Jun - Our luck is still holding out. Several planes were hunting for us last night but didn't see us. One passed just 200 feet from us. We had to come to a standstill so he wouldn't see our wake. I'm glad no one got an itchy finger or we'd have been dead ducks.

25 Jun - Still out on picket duty. CAP got 20 planes. We got one and other ships got 10. 2

26 Jun - Bogies all night but did not fire for fear of being seen. Relieved and assigned to go back to the carrier task force 38. 2

27 Jun - Underway for Leyte. 2

27-28 Jun - Our planes found part of Jap fleet in Kobe Naval base and are giving it hell. 2

28 Jun - We are leaving Okinawa to rejoin the Fleet.

29 Jun - Arrived in Leyte. Official report on the Okinawa deal: 233 sunk and 1037 damaged. 2

30 Jun - Arrived Leyte.

01 Jul - Underway to join the Third Fleet under Adm. "Bull" Halsey.

01-10 Jul - Underway with CT group: 20 carriers, 12 BB, 20 Cruisers, 72 destroyers for Tokyo. Fueled, supplies, ammo at sea. 2

01 July – 15 August - Statement of actions and campaigns participated in 3

03 Jul - Steaming north. Rumors have that we are going to attack Japan.

06 Jul - The first wave of planes took off to attack the Japanese coast.

10 Jul - First strikes on Tokyo. Bombarded off and on until 15th. Not much opposition. 2

11-16 Jul - Detached to look for lone sub who is laying mines all around us. 2

17 Jul - Strikes (air) Tokyo. Bombarded northern (?). 2

18 Jul - Planes spotted Jap Battle Wagon. Slowly crippling it. 2

19-22 Jul - Out to fuel and provision. 2

20 Jul - Not too much happening. We shot down one plane. Our planes have shot down about 500 planes in the past couple weeks.

23 Jul - Left tanker for Tokyo again. This is a snap compared to Okinawa. 50 Jap planes shot down over group on 26th. Our planes raising hell in harbor. 2

25 Jul - We along with the Ingersoll were detached to run some urgent messages to Iwo Jima.

27 Jul - We are still 300 miles from the Task Group.

27-28 Jul - Our planes found part of Jap fleet in Kobe Naval base and are giving it hell. 2

28 Jul - Ordered to search for subs that were spotted the other day.

29 Jul - I (John Huber) was sure he had the sub on sound gear. However our know it all Sound Officer didn't think so. He said it was too large to be a sub. John thinks he is wrong. See reprint below!

Reprint - "Lt Cmd Hashimoto's ten-month old boat was better equipped and faster than comparable submarines anywhere in the world. Her twin diesels drove her along the surface at almost eighteen knots and her deadly oxygen-powered torpedoes were the envy of navies everywhere. Quite simply, the Japanese I-class submarine was a weapon not to be ignored".

29-30 Jul - Laid off Tokyo, but no strikes. Peace rumors. 2

01 - 10 Aug - Rejoined fleet. Still making strikes along the Japanese coast. Refueling as needed.

01-04 Aug - Rendezvous with tanker. 2

05 Aug – Bartell2

08 Aug - Russia in. 2

09 Aug - Air strikes again. One destroyer hit. 2

10 Aug - Air strikes. 2

11 Aug - Rendezvous tankers 2

12 Aug - The other day a B-29 dropped an Atomic Bomb on Japan [Hiroshima – 06 August]. We were told that it burned the whole city.

12 Aug - Escort Independence to lwo Jima. 2

14 Aug - Another B-29 dropped an Atomic Bomb [Nagasaki – 09 August]. We were over 400 miles away from the first one and we heard it. Today we were only 100 miles away.

14 Aug - Returned to group with Indianapolis. 2 [Not possible as Indianapolis was sunk on 30 July 1945]

15 Aug - Thank God they, the Japanese want to surrender. California here we come.

15 Aug - Air strikes 2

16 Aug - Our carriers launch planes for another strike on Japan. Just before dropping bombs they were told to return to their carriers. About 11am a message came over the radio from the Flag Ship, to "cease fire, the war is over".

16-27 Aug - Cruising off Japan. 2

16 Aug – 23 Aug - Statement of actions and campaigns participated in 3

21 Aug – Japanese newspaper Asahi Shinban article received by George Overman from a friend in Japan who found this in a library. Translation below.1

Translation:

23-26 Aug - Statement of actions and campaigns participated in 3

27-29 Aug – Entered Sagami Wan. 2

27 Aug – 02 September - Statement of actions and campaigns participated in 3

29 Aug - Well, we made it and it is great to be alive.

In a few days we are going into Tokyo Bay.

Note: The USS Cogswell DD651 was one of a group of warships, who first entered Tokyo Bay, (There were three Japanese war ships leading the flotilla in the event of mines.

30 Aug – Covered first landing. 2

31 Aug – On patrol duty. 2

02 Sep – Cogswell pushed on into Tokyo Bay 02 September for the surrender ceremonies. 2

01 Oct – Discharged 2 [Date estimated]

25 Nov - (approx.) The Cogswell escorted several troop ships into Korea. Ran into a terrible typhoon. Many men got sick. Missed Turkey dinner. Lost one troop ship that hit a mine... many men lost.

Summary - USS Cogswell DD 651, participated in 12 major battles. Our ship shot down 24 planes, assisted in sinking a Cruiser. Four other surface vessels were sunk by gun fire or torpedo.

Stayed in Japan until Dec 1945. Returned to the states (Westcoast) by Xmas.

Left for Boston via the Canal in Jan 1946.

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USS COGSWELL (DD-651)

The Commanding Officers had issued many "Letters of Combat Service Performed", for many individuals, during the period of 30 January 1944 through 15 January 1945 to The Chief Of Naval Personnel for service while attached to U.S.S. Cogswell.

Example..

DD651/A16/MM - U.S.S. COGSWELL (DD651) - C/O/Fleet Post Office Serial 0260 San Francisco Calif.

Confidential From: Commanding Officer To: The Chief Of Naval Personnel

Subject: Combat Service Performed By: While attached to the U.S.S. COGSWELL (DD651)

1. , The subject man has performed the following combat service ...... while attached to U.S.S. COGSWELL (DD651).

While in a Carrier task group participated in..... "Then the letter listed ...... the numerous engagements the U.S.S. COGSWELL (DD651) participated in during ...... the above period."......

H.T. DEUTERMANM, Commanding Officer U.S.S. Cogswell (DD651)

These letters were indorsed by the Task Force Commander, Admiral Halsey.

ADDITIONAL NOTES

EASTER 1944

While on patrol off the Marshall Islands, The crew was told to put on dress whites for Captain's Inspection and attended mass. After dinner shifted back to dungarees and got back to the war.

EARLY SUMMER 1944

While steaming with Task Force 5.8, a flight of light bombers approached the formation, low on the water. They were within sight when the GQ alarm sounded. All guns trained on the approaching planes. Our gunnery officer Evans Hughes III said, "They look like B25s, hold your fire", we did, but two other DDs opened fire and shot down two planes. They were US B25s.

MID-SUMMER 1944

Do you remember the incident and know who done it?

Later in Espiritu Santos, the ship was in a nest along a pier, When our signalman sneaked aboard the USS Ingersoll & USS Knapp and painted a US Flag on their stacks.

Commander Chillingworth was fit to be tied. But never found out who done it.

JAN 1947

Prior to the Cogswell being placed in mothballs, at Charleston, SC Jan 1947, the ship had three commanding officers.

Captain Harold Thomas Deutermann, USN, put the ship in commission in 1943. He was affectionately known as the "Flying Dutchman" throughout the fleet.

The second Commanding Officer of the Cogswell was Captain Robert Elmore Lockwood, USN, reporting on board October 11, 1944.

Commander Reuben Noel Perley, Jr., USN, whose rank was Lt. Cmd at the time, releived Commander Lockwood in April 1945. He had been Executive Officer of the Cogswell since commissioning.

The U.S.S. Cogswell, remained in Charleston, until early 1951, when she was ordered to be recommissioned.

1951

CREW LIST

ACQUAVIVA ARTHUR D. MM2 AHL HAROLD L SN ALFONSO BENNY SN ALLAIN ROGER SN ALLARDING RICHARD F SA ANDERSON IRVING R GMM3 ANDRY JOHN NOEL HMC ANNIS LARRY B FN ARNAIZ ROBERT T. GM3 ATKINSON JOHN P. MMC ATKINSON BILLY J YNT2 ATTARIAN THEODORE CS3 BACHELDOR FREDERICK W SN BAILEY JOHN S SN BAKER GLENN L BTC3 BAROSS JOHN A FT2 BARTLETT TURNER C. SN BARWINCZOK JOHN (SKI) TE3 BAUMHUETER EUGENE B SH3 BEARD JOSEPH C BM2 BEBOUT GEORGE F BMC BEDELL JAMES D BT2 BELL JOHN L CS2 BERGERON MORMAND H MNL2 BERRY JAMES K GMS1 BIGGS VIRGIL E RM3 BLACK RAYMOND E SN BOGDAN WILLIAM F ETSN BOHANEK PAUL B DCFN BORG LEON R MM3 BOYINGTON TALMADGE SN BOYKINS OTIS SD3 BRADLEY HUGH E MEC BRANCATO ROBERT SA BREITFIELD WILLIAM V. BT3 BRENNER LAWRENCE SN BROADNAX ADOLPHUS SD1 BROWN WAYNE R. SO3

BRUCE THOMAS BENJAMIN MM2 BURGWARDT MILFORD R ET2 BURRELL RUDOLPH E. MM2 BUTTGEREIT ROBERT M. FN CAPLINGER LEONARD S SN CARLSON WENDELL G. BT2 CARROLL JAMES L FT3 CARRUTH JOSEPH T SA CASEY WARDIE D FT3 CASTLE RICHARD E SK1 CAYA FRANCIS F SN CHARLOTTE VERGI RICHARD F. QMSN CHERRY STANLEY J GMM2 CHILDERS L L SN CHILDRESS R G SKC CIPOLLA ARASAMO SH3 CLARK DONALD D ENP3 CLASEN DONALD F YN3 COLBURN PHILLIP E RD3 COLE GORDAN G. QMC COLELLO FRANK J GM2 COLLIER HERMAN VERNON BM1 CONNOR MAURICE E SN CONROY JOSEPH F MML3 COOPER ROBERT D BTG3 CORBETT JOHN R. LT CORBIN RICHARD E. MM3 CORDTS FREDERICK LUDWIG SN CORIN JAMES C RMSN CORREIA JOHN FA COTTER JAMES L. LT COVINGTON LESLIE L TM1 CRAFT CHRIS (CECIL) NORRIS TM1 CRENSHAW RUSSELL S. CDR CRISLIP HUBERT A SN CROKE RICHARD B SA CRUTCHFIELD E S NML2 CRUTCHFIELD T A NML2 DANFORTH BUFORD W BM2 DAVIS RICHARD M SA DAVIS ROOSEVELT TN DAWSON EDDIE SD3 DEANE ARTHUR R FCS3

DECATUR LAWRENCE E. MM2 DELATORRE ADOLFO A BMG3 DELGUIDICE JOHN F EMPFA DEVITO HARRY C SH2 DEVORE DONALD L RDSN DEWAR DONALD S SOG2 DODSWORTH W A SA DOWNES LELAND E BTG1 DRAPER TROY B GM1 EASTER GILMER W ME2 EGER LEON R SN EICHMANN CLARENCE C. SN ELWOOD ROBERT E SN ELWOOD EDWARD R DK3 FARELLA ANGELO FN FEREBEE MILTON C SD3 FERGUSON JERRY R SKSN FERGUSON CHARLES M FCS3 FERRANCE EDWIN C. EMC FINK ROBERT D TMT3 FLEURY JOSEPH D MNR1 FORDHAM EDWARD J YNSN FRANKLIN HOWARD ET2 FRANZONS ANGELO J SN FREDERICKSON JOHN R FCS3 FROHNE ROBERT PAUL FC3 GALINEAU CALVIN CLARENCE GM2 GANLEY JAMES SK3 GAYLE RAYMOND J EN3 GIBBONS NEAL A RD3 GLADWELL MILLARD E MM2 GOFF HARRY SA GOWER ROY W. SN GRAHL EARL ROBERT BT3 GRAVES CURTIS TN GREY VICTOR J GMM3 GRIFFIN CALVIN M SN HAAS DONALD E FN HAGERMANN FRED J GNM3 HALL THEODIS GD2 HARE DAVID R BT3 HARNESS JAMES E FN HARTWICK DONALD G SA

HARVEY WILFORD H. MM1 HATFIELD CLIFFORD W EN3 HATTON LESTER W. DC1 HAUSE LEWIS G ME3 HAUSER JOHN E MML2 HAYES GARY W. CS3 HAYES CHARLES M BM3 HAYES ROBERT RMC HEALY FRANCIS K SN HEATON RICHARD A QM3 HEDRICK WILEY R SO2 HENDRICKS RAYMOND A MML2 HISLOP WALTER T BMC2 HOBBY WELCH EUGENE EM3 HOCHEVAR ANTHONY RM2 HOLDEN DENNIS L. TMSN HOLLAND FREDERICK A RD2 HUFF ROBERT E EMPC HUMES RICHARD V MM2 HUNT FREDERICK B SH3 HUNTER DAVID R SN HURLEY GERALD P SN HYDE JIMMIE C ET1 INNIS ALFRED TN IVY EDWARD L FN JEWELL STANLEY H BM3 JEWELL JAMES L END1 JOHNSON ROOSEVELT FP2 JOHNSON HARLAN W BTC JOHNSON JOSEPH E EN1 JONES ROY E BT3 JONES THOMAS A RD3 JONES BUREL E MMC JORDAN RICHARD W. LT JUBERT CLAYTON E. SH3 KARDASH THOMAS SA KELLY PAUL M QNQ2 KENDALL OWEN J ICC KENNEDY NELSON L SA KENNEY ROBERT LEE SO3 KERBER WAYNE JOSEPH SO3 KNOBLACH WALTER M SN KNOCKLES CHARLES O SN

KOPCZYNSKI EDWARD DTG2 KULP RALPH N MNFN KURYLO FRANK M. MM2 LARAWAY ALBERT W BTG3 LARSON MORRIS E BT1 LASHER VINCENT E SA LAWSON RONALD E FA LESOINE ROY SA LEVENTRY FREDERICK MM3 LEXA ROBERT J CS3 LEZOTTE LEO D. QM2 LIEBMAN BOBBIE C FN LOESCHE ARTHUR L DKSN LOVING JAMES E TEM2 LUMLEY EARLE F ENFA LUTGEN WILLIAM D PNASN LYNCH KEVIN SA MALLON THOMAS J FP1 MALTHANER NORBERT F. TM2 MARINARI RICHARD J. SN MARRA FRANK S SKSN MARSH EARL L FC1 MARTIN JAMES E FN MASCHINO JOHN PETER SO2 MASSARO VINCENT J FN MATYASZ STANLEY G. TM1 MAYER WILLIAM J RDSN MAYO PEDRO J SDG1 McLELLAN KENNETH H. RM3 MERRITHEW EUGENE I. BT3 MESLENER FRANK MM3 MESSINA PETER GM3 MEYER CLYDE E IC3 MIKLASZEWSKI S P SN MILESNICK WALTER J SN MILLER WILLIAM J SA MILLER ELMER L MML2 MILLETTE RICHARD P. BMSN MILLION CHARLES C SN MILLS CORNELIUS J. GMM3 MINIACI ALDO P. GMM3 MINNERY ROBERT T SOC1 MITCHELL ROBERT M CS1

MOBILIO ARMAND J. SH1 MONTANA JOSEPH T. MEFN MONTGOMERY JAMES B SN MOODY WILLIAM A. BMSN MOORE JOHN C EM3 MOORE ROBERT W SA MORETH WILLIAM J. FT3 MORGAN WILLIAM J EN3 MORGAN RICHARD K END1 MOSOLOVICH STEPHEN DK2 MOSS JACKIE R RDSN MOTTER JOSEPH J. EM3 MUNLEY RICHARD L FA MURGATROYD HARRY H FCS2 MURPHY JAMES H RMN3 NAVRATIL LEONARD J IC2 NOWAK ARTHUR BTG1 O'CONNOR JOHN M BTG3 O'CONNOR HUGH T SH1 O'DONNELL JOSEPH N SN O'DONOHUE RONALD A YN3 O'GRADY MICHAEL J SO2 ORSEN CHARLES E EMP1 OSBORNE ROBERT E. SH3 PACHECO HENRY MM3 PACHECO RALPH F. FT2 PALMIERI LOUIS R BTC2 PARKER ROBERT T FN PARKEY GEORGE D SN PARSONS ROBERT V FCS3 PASQUALE BENEDICT FN PATTERSON PETER P. GM3 PATTERSON ROBERT A GM3 PAULSON EUGENE H GMC PEDERSEN RICHARD P BT2 PETERS WILLIAM L SA PETERSON ARNOLD O SH2 PETRASEK EDWIN MM1 PFLUGBEIL F W SN PHILLIPS WILLIAM B CSC2 PIERSON JACK R BM1 PLUMLEY EARL F EM2 POLITZ JOSEPH S SA

PRYTHERO NORMAN BMM1 PURCELL RAYMOND R YN2 QUINER CHESTER J GM1 QUINN THOMAS J SA RAHN WILLIAM J. RM3 REBLING ROBERT C MM3 REID EUGENE D FN REIMER DONALD D BT3 REYNOLDS A W GMM2 RICKERT R W BTG3 RINKEMA GERALD C SN RITCHIE ROBERT J SN ROBBINS LYLE W QM2 ROBERTSON NORMAN L BTG3 ROBISON GERALD A FN ROLOFF CHARLES J. RD3 ROMO JESSE C BT1 ROSS RAYMOND A YN3 ROSS CLIFFORD D RMN2 RUIGOMEZ CHRISTOBAL SK1 RUSSOM ALEXANDER N MM2 SABGEANE WILLIAM F SA SANCHEZ JOHN D FA SARACINO DANIEL J. PN3 SARGEANT WILLIAM F SO3 SCHADE GEORGE C RDSN SCHEMPP LEONARD F. LT SCHLICHTE EDWARD J RD2 SCHLIEBE DERALD D. MM3 SCHMETZER ROBERT N SA SCHULLER ROBERT P PN3 SCOTT JAMES M MML2 SEELAND ALAN E. LTJG SEGARS ELSTON LEE MM3 SETTLE JAMES L MM3 SEUFERLING MARTIN J RDSN SEY JOHN W TMTC SHEA WALTER E BT3 SHERMAN EDWARD C RD1 SILLIMAN ALVIN K SHSN SIMS CHESTER SKG3 SLESARENKO B(?) EMP1 SLICK ROBERT W SA

SMITH ROBERT W ENS SMITH CHARLES H MMC SMITH MARTIN F MML1 SMITH WILLIAM L QMQ2 SPICER ROY L SN SPIECKERMAN ROY P SN SPIKES ARON JAMES BM3 SPINK JAMES S. CS3 SPRAGUE MARSHALL R BM3 STAFFORD IVAN D MMC STEVENS ROBERT B QMSN STICKLE W I MM2 STICKLEY CALVIN S. QMS3 STIKE OAKLEY T BTC STOLL NORMAN J SA STOOPS ELICE GM1 STRAWN LOUIE E BMG3 SUGRUE THOMAS F SA SULLIVAN BERNARD J SA SWACKHAMMER JOE D. RM3 TAYLOR BYRON A BTC2 THOMAS GEORGE H SN THOMPSON RONALD G MM3 THOMPSON WILLIAM D SO2 THOMSON WALTER YNTC TIMPE F G DM3 TOUSE JAMES B SK3 TROGDAN FRANK T BMC TURNBAUGH BEN H. EN3 UNDERHILL LEE YNSN VALLUZZI PAUL A. ET2 VANDERTEEMS WILLIAM H TMT2 VANDERVER ALMOS A CS2 VANDYNE JAMES S MM3 VASQUEZ THOMAS V. TM3 VERGIELS RICHARD F. SA VERHOUGSTRAETE KENNETH J TE3 VESCIO FRANCIS S SA VEST HENRY D. SK3 WAGNER DONALD E. MM3 WALKER JAMES E EN3 WALLACE WILLIAM F FP3 WAMNES LEONARD B RM1

WASHINGTON CLARENCE SN WATSON ROY E. SA WEBSTER GEORGE DCP3 WEIDOW HAROLD A. BMSN WETZELL W E MML3 WHITAKER MARK L FA WHITE RICHARD "SHAD" A. QM3 WHITFORD CHARLES E SH3 WILLIS JULIAN T BM3 WILSON DONALD T. CS1 WILSON WILLIAM RMN3 WITKOS LOUIS L ET2 WOODS JAMES M SN WOODSTOCK CHARLES W BM2 WORDELL CLINTON D CSC WRIGHT HARRY H SN YOUNG HAROLD C RD3 YUSKEWICZ ALFONSE W GM3

THE COGSWELL "SAILS" AGAIN

The crew of the Cogswell that was eventually to put her into commission at Naval Base Charleston, SC was assembled as early as March 1951. Many members of the original crew can remember bunking on the USS Arcadia AD23 or the USS Tidewater AD31 before our ship was ready for occupancy. Finally, during the middle of May 1951, the crew was brought aboard; who would, in the short period of three months take the newly re-activated ship out to sea again. The actual commissioning or re-commissioning ceremonies took place on 7 June 1951. Along with the USS Clarence K Bronson DD668 we made our official entry, into the Atlantic Fleet.

Approximately three months, and two sea trials later, the Cogswell was on its way steaming out of Charleston to Norfolk. After a brief stay at Norfolk the Cogswell was on its way to Newport, her home port. At Newport all final preparations were to be made for the shakedown cruise to Cuba. Also the members of the original crew will remember the first major inspection after recommissioning was held during this time in Narragansett Bay.

It was not until early September that we arrived at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba for our shakedown cruise. During the two months to follow the new crew and the long past used equipment was combined to make an effective fighting unit. This time was not entirely a matter of "all work and no play" as we had an opportunity to visit Guantanamo City, Cuba and Port-au-Prince, Haiti.

When these two months of shakedown were over, everyone concerned had accumulated a vast amount of knowledge. The "boots" who had just come on board several months before, were no longer strangers to the ship; and the old timers had picked up some vital information also.

October 1951 – Cogswell enters yards in Charleston NC

1952

CREW LIST

ACQUAVIVA ARTHUR D. MM2 ALLAIN ROGER SN ALLARDING RICHARD F SA AMICK ALBERT E. FN AMOS ROBERT E RD3 ANSTEAD CARL Z EM1 APPERSON JAMES H GM2 ARNAIZ ROBERT T. GM3 ASPINWALL C M SN ATKINSON JOHN P. MMC ATTARIAN THEODORE CS3 BACHELDOR FREDERICK W SN BALDWIN THOMAS R HM3 BARDUSCH RICHARD E ET3 BARNES GEORGE L MM2 BAROSS JOHN A FT2 BAROUSCH RICHARD E ETSN BARROW CARL A FN BARWINCZOK JOHN (SKI) TE3 BATES GEORGE C RMC BEAN WILBUR E. MM3 BEARD JOSEPH C BM2 BEATTIE WILLIAM A ET2 BEDELL JAMES D BT2 BELL JOHN L CS2 BERCIK ROBERT JOHN LTJG BERNIER JOHN P HN BERTOLA DONALD ALEXANDER SN BIGGS VIRGIL E RM3 BISCAN JAMES W. QMSN BLACK RAYMOND E SN BLANCHARD CARYL J BM3 BLEAU ROBERT J FCC BOGDAN WILLIAM F ETSN BOHANEK PAUL B DCFN BORG LEON R MM3 BOTTARO ANTHONY SN BOWEN JOHN E SA

BOYKINS OTIS SD3 BREITFIELD WILLIAM V. BT3 BRENNAN JERROLD J EMFA BRIGGS WILLIAM H YNSN BROWN WAYNE R. SO3 BROWN HERMAN R SA BRUCE THOMAS BENJAMIN MM2 BURK W. H. SA BURKE WALTER H TN BURRELL RUDOLPH E. MM2 BURTON JAMES E SN BUTTGEREIT ROBERT M. FN CANNON CHARLES H TMC CAREY RONALD J SN CARLIN CHARLES L. ET2 CARLSON WENDELL G. BT2 CARROLL JAMES L FT3 CARROLL THOMAS P RD3 CARTER DALE B GM2 CARY HOWARD A SA CASEY WARDIE D FT3 CASS GERALD J FN CASTLE RICHARD E SK1 CHARLOTTE VERGI RICHARD F. QMSN CHERRY STANLEY J GMM2 CHIACCHIO JOSEPH GM1 CHRISTY RICHARD S. LTJG CIAMPOLI ARISTIDE E CSC CIEPKA JULIUS M GM1 CIPOLLA ARASAMO SH3 CLARKE NORMAN B MM3 CLASEN DONALD F YN3 CLEMENT LEON R RD3 COATES GERALD J QM3 COISMAN MARVIN J FN COLE GORDAN G. QMC COLELLO FRANK J GM2 COLLIER HERMAN VERNON BM1 CONNOR MAURICE E SN CORBETT JOHN R. LT CORBIN RICHARD E. MM3 CORDTS FREDERICK LUDWIG SN COTTER JAMES L. LT

COVINGTON LESLIE L TM1 CRAFT CHRIS (CECIL) NORRIS TM1 CRENSHAW RUSSELL S. CDR CRETTOL RICHARD D. FN CROKE RICHARD B SA DANFORTH BUFORD W BM2 DAVIDSON DANIEL L PNSN DAVIS CLARENCE B MMC DAY EDWIN D RDSN DECATUR LAWRENCE E. MM2 DEER ALLISON E. LT DEL GUIDICE J. F. EMPFN DELGUIDICE JOHN F EMPFA DeMONGE ROBERT L. TMC DERYN JOHN A ME3 DESMARAIS ROGER P SA DOBBIN VIRGIL C MMFN EGER LEON R SN EICHMANN CLARENCE C. SN EIGABROADT WILLIAM H. YN3 ELLER JOSEPH F RDSA ERSTAD HOWARD MM2 ESTES DANA LTJG EVERETT ROBERT E RMSN FAHRNI GRANT A MM2 FARELLA ANGELO FN FEREBEE MILTON C SD3 FERGUSON JERRY R SKSN FERRANCE EDWIN C. EMC FITZGIBBONS JERRY L SOSN FITZSIMMONS T. R. SA FORD BENJAMIN B TMT2 FREEMAN ARTHUR E SA FRIDEN RICHARD E FN FROHNE ROBERT PAUL FC3 FURGIUELE J R BT3 GAERTNER ROBERT H. RDSN GALINEAU CALVIN CLARENCE GM2 GANLEY JAMES SK3 GARLAND HAROLD J SA GARNER ROBERT B QMSN GARVIE TRACY R BT1 GIBBONS NEAL A RD3

GLADWELL MILLARD E MM2 GLOVER OSCAR D MM2 GOODELL WESLEY J SA GOWER ROY W. SN GRAHL EARL ROBERT BT3 GRIER VERNON E FN HAAS DONALD E FN HARE DAVID R BT3 HARVEY WILFORD H. MM1 HATFIELD CLIFFORD W EN3 HATTON LESTER W. DC1 HAUSE LEWIS G ME3 HAYES GARY W. CS3 HAYES CHARLES M BM3 HAZUDA RONALD J FN HEALY FRANCIS K SN HEATER DONALD W FN HEIDTMAN WILLIAM F. BTFN HENDERSON R. E. SA HENNESSY JAMES F FT3 HEPNER ROBERT J RMSN HERNDON W. R. LT HOBBY WELCH EUGENE EM3 HOCHEVAR ANTHONY RM2 HOFFMAN WILLIAM CHARLES BM3 HOLDEN DENNIS L. TMSN HOLLAND FREDERICK A RD2 HOLLEY JAMES TN HOLROYD EDWARD R SN HORBAL P. P. SH3 HUMES RICHARD V MM2 HUMMI DAVE L EMFN HUNT FREDERICK B SH3 HURLEY GERALD P SN IDZI JOHN S. QM3 ILOWIECKI H. SN INGOGLIA A J SA JACOBSEN RAY C RDSN JOHNSON ROOSEVELT FP2 JOHNSON ZESCHO SN JOHNSON HARLAN W BTC JONES THOMAS A RD3 JONES BUREL E MMC

JONES PAUL FN JORDAN RICHARD W. LT JORDAN WILBER G SN JUBERT CLAYTON E. SH3 KANTARIS JAMES G. MM2 KARDASH THOMAS SA KENDALL OWEN J ICC KENNEY ROBERT LEE SO3 KERBER WAYNE JOSEPH SO3 KNOX NATHANIEL W SD1 KURYLO FRANK M. MM2 LARIVIERE RICHARD E SA LaROSSEE P. J. FN LARSEN LAWRENCE SN LARSON MORRIS E BT1 LASSITER LEON RAYMOND SN LAURICELLA BENJAMIN A CS3 LAWSON RONALD E FA LEAPTROTTE J. M. QMSN LEGERE RICHARD H FT3 LEVENTRY FREDERICK MM3 LEXA ROBERT J CS3 LEZOTTE LEO D. QM2 LOOPER RICHARD D EM3 LOPRESTI J. J. SA LYNAH S. H. LTJG MACHAMER GENET RD2 MALTHANER NORBERT F. TM2 MARINARI RICHARD J. SN MARSH EARL L FC1 MARSHALL ROBERT E SN MASCHINO JOHN PETER SO2 MATYASZ STANLEY G. TM1 McCANN JAMES J SO3 McCLURE DWIGHT H. CSSN McLANE PATRICK T SN McLELLAN KENNETH H. RM3 MEHRING THOMAS G. LTJG MERRITHEW EUGENE I. BT3 MESLENER FRANK MM3 MESSINA PETER GM3 MESSNER PETE MICALIZZI CHARLES SN

MIKLASZEWSKI S P SN MILES RICHARD T BT3 MILESNICK WALTER J SN MILLER WILLIAM J SA MILLETTE RICHARD P. BMSN MILLION CHARLES C SN MILLS CORNELIUS J. GMM3 MINIACI ALDO P. GMM3 MITCHELL ROBERT M CS1 MOBILIO ARMAND J. SH1 MONTANA JOSEPH T. MEFN MONTGOMERY JAMES B SN MOODY WILLIAM A. BMSN MOORE ROBERT W SA MORETH WILLIAM J. FT3 MORGAN JAY W. RM1 MORGAN WILLIAM J EN3 MORGAN WILLIAM E GMC MORGAN J. W. ICFN MORGAN RICHARD K END1 MORTENSON L E. FA MOSIER JAMES C SA MOTTER JOSEPH J. EM3 MOVELLI D. RDSN MURPHY PLEASANT L. CDR MYERS DONALD R. SA NAVRATIL LEONARD J IC2 NEE THOMAS H. BMSN NELSON RICHARD LEROY SN NITZ HAROLD E SN NOVELLI DANIEL RD3 NUNAMAKER DONALD E SH3 NUTT PHILLIP W. BT3 OAKES ROBERT S SO3 O'DONNELL JOSEPH N SN O'DONOHUE RONALD A YN3 O'GRADY MICHAEL J SO2 ORNER VIRGIL J. GMSN OSBORNE ROBERT E. SH3 OWEN CONNIE L FN PACHECO HENRY MM3 PACHECO RALPH F. FT2 PARKER ROBERT T FN

PARKEY GEORGE D SN PARSONS WILLIAM T FTSN PASQUALETTI LEWIS J SN PATTERSON PETER P. GM3 PATTERSON ROBERT A GM3 PEDERSEN RICHARD P BT2 PEDIGO EUGENE SA PELLETIER R. J. SN PELTON PAUL C. ENS PETERSON ARNOLD O SH2 PETRASEK EDWIN MM1 PLUMLEY EARL F EM2 PLUNKETT WILLIAM G SN POWELL JAMES SN PRIHODA JOHN G QMSN RAHN WILLIAM J. RM3 RAY D. TM3 RAYMOND ROBERT C. SA REBLING ROBERT C MM3 REIMER DONALD D BT3 ROBBINS LYLE W QM2 ROBINSON G. A. MM3 ROLOFF CHARLES J. RD3 ROMO JESSE C BT1 ROSS RAYMOND A YN3 RUSTAD GORDON B SA SANBORN THOMAS W SN SARACINO DANIEL J. PN3 SARGEANT WILLIAM F SO3 SASSMAN JAMES E SN SAWIN CHESTER M. MM3 SCHEELE AUGUST FN SCHEMPP LEONARD F. LT SCHERR CARL R. SO3 SCHLICHTE EDWARD J RD2 SCHLIEBE DERALD D. MM3 SCHUCK JOHN A SN SCHULLER ROBERT P PN3 SCHULTZ ROBERT E SA SCOTT ROBERT S. BT3 SCOTT JAMES M MML2 SEBREE JOSEPH M BT2 SEE ALLESTON S. MM1

SEELAND ALAN E. LTJG SEGARS ELSTON LEE MM3 SHEA WALTER E BT3 SILLIMAN ALVIN K SHSN SINGER JOSEPH C FN SMALLEY BERNARD J RDSN SMITH ROBERT W ENS SMITH RALPH T BM1 SMITH WARREN D SN SMITH JOHN SA SMITH THOMAS W. LTJG SMITH JAMES E. FA SMITH CHARLES H MMC SPEAK FRANK E SN SPICER ROY L SN SPIKES ARON JAMES BM3 SPINK JAMES S. CS3 SPRAGUE MARSHALL R BM3 STAFFORD IVAN D MMC STARE DALE EDWARD SN STEVENS ROBERT B QMSN STICKLE W I MM2 STIKE OAKLEY T BTC STOLL NORMAN J SA STOOPS ELICE GM1 STRONG GROVER J. QMC SUGRUE THOMAS F SA SULLIVAN BERNARD J SA SWACKHAMMER JOE D. RM3 TAYLOR NORMAN M HMC THOMAS GEORGE H SN THOMPSON RONALD G MM3 THOMPSON WILLIAM D SO2 TOUSE JAMES B SK3 TREMPER FRANK P SA TROGDAN FRANK T BMC TROGDON F. T. BMC TURNBAUGH BEN H. EN3 TYLER DAVID L SN VALLUZZI PAUL A. ET2 VAN DRIGHT EVERETT JAMES MM2 VANDERTEEMS WILLIAM H TMT2 VANDERVER ALMOS A CS2

VASQUEZ THOMAS V. TM3 VERGIELS R. R. SN VERHOUGSTRAETE KENNETH J TE3 VEST HENRY D. SK3 VETTER WILLIAM M SA VEVERKA ROBERT SA VOS GEORGE W SA WAGNER DONALD E. MM3 WALKER GEORGE J. SN WALKER EDWIN R SN WALKER JAMES E EN3 WEEKS CLIFFORD P GMC WEIDOW HAROLD A. BMSN WEINER EDWARD B RD3 WEIS FREDERICK A SN WHITE RICHARD "SHAD" A. QM3 WILLIAMS WARREN R HM3 WILSON DONALD T. CS1 WITT ERWIN C. MM2 WOODS JAMES M SN WOODSTOCK CHARLES W BM2 WORDELL CLINTON D CSC WRIGHT JOSEPH SD1 YOUNG WILLIAM H SN YOUNGS KENNETH NEIL SA ZITO MICHAEL P SN ZUBLENA DANTE P SK3

Early 1952 was spent in Charleston, SC again, where all of the material difficulties were to be ironed out before going out to sea again. Everywhere it was found that a recommissioned ship needed a considerable amount of attention to bring the old equipment into tip-top working condition.

Also during this yard period we entered dry-dock for several weeks. This was the first time in approximately five years that the Cogswell had been high and dry in a dry dock.

The first of February 1952, saw the Cogswell on its way for Guantanamo Bay again for her refresher training. At this time all of the kinks were ironed out and the ship was in tip-top operating condition to become a member of the US Atlantic Fleet. During this stay in the Caribbean, we visited Kingston, Jamaica.

17 AUGUST 1952

After returning to the states and operating out of Newport, RI for several months, we are up to our present location in Boston. All of those previous paragraphs are behind us now and only the future with its long cruise is in the minds of all.

We wish to dedicate this anniversary to those men who nine years ago today put the good ship USS Cogswell in the service of Uncle Sam at the Boston Navy Yard and those who served aboard her during World War II. They gave our ship a magnificent wartime history. Thus, on this date, we extend special greetings to Captain H.T. Deutermann, USN; Captain R.E. Lockwood, USN; Commander R.N. Perley, Jr. USN; and the men who served under their command.

CAPTAIN'S MESSAGE ON 9TH ANNIVERSARY

A ship is a living thing in the hearts of the men who form her crew. She comes alive as her abilities increase and as her reputation grows. But before the ship can live, the crew must be born of the mass of strangers who first assemble to commission her as a ship. She cannot live only in the spirit and vitality of her crew, and she can grow strong only through the achievements of these men working as a unit.

A little more than a year ago we stood together to dedicate this ship to the service of the United States. I spoke to you of the past and of the future, but my words had meaning only in hope because there was not yet a crew. Today those words have meaning because you have made those hopes come alive. You are now a band of brothers. You are a crew that has been welded by mutual confidence, by common experiences, and by a growing pride in your accomplishments, and today she is a vital and living entity in the hearts of each of us.

On this ninth anniversary of her first commissioning we should take a moment to appreciate her heritage. She has taken her place in the fleet on her second commission the equal of any ship afloat today. It is proper that we should study her past so her complete story can be known by all of us. We should take the time to learn her past achievements and of the fine men who made her live before.

As we prepare for our first big operations we should look back to the men for whom she named, We should know her former Captains who took her through the test of battle. We should bridge the gap between her past and present to make her more vital in our hearts through a full knowledge of her distinguished past.

R. S. Crenshaw, Jr.

PREVIOUS HISTORY

This Anniversary marks a significant date in the history of the Cogswell. In addition, it is also an appropriate time to take stock of and learn a bit more about the ship.

In 1943, the Bath Iron Works Corporation, Bath, Maine was turning out new destroyers at the rate of one every 15 days. On 5 June 1943, the U.S.S. Cogswell DD651 was the tenth destroyer of the year to be launched. On the 17th of August 1943, she was placed in commission at Boston, Ma.

The Cogswell, a 2,050 ton destroyer, was named for both the late Rear Admiral James K. Cogswell and his son, the late Captain Francis Cogswell, USN. Her overall length- 376 feet with a 40 foot beam.

During World War II, the Cogswell saw combat in 12 Star operations; all in the Pacific waters. She is credited with shooting down many enemy planes, sunk four surface crafts and assisted in sinking two large man-of-wars.

The Cogswell's battle stars on the Asiatic Pacific Area Service ribbons were awarded for her participation in many operations (Marshall Islands, Asiatic Pacific raids; Hollandia; Marianas; Western Caroline Island; Leyte; Luzon; Okinawa; Third Fleet Operation against Japan; etc.). In all these operations the Cogswell suffered neither personnel casualties nor any major damage to the ship.

By directive dated January 1947, the Cogswell was to be placed out of commission, in reserve, attached to the U.S. Atlantic Reserve Fleet at Charleston, SC.

In a few short days the Cogswell will again depart for distant duty; she will again be representative of the power of our great nation.

Reluctantly she awakened from her four year nap to again serve her country in troubled times. She is no longer a new ship, but after the face-lifting of Charleston, the calisthenics of Guantanamo Bay, and the regular exercises and study diet of Newport, she has become an even stronger and better looking member of the Atlantic Fleet society. We, who remain of the original crew since recommissioning in June of 1951, have progressed step by step with her. Some of us had many of the same experiences she did in 43 through 45. We too had a four year nap which was rudely interrupted by the clatter of war. Our faces were lifted and our bodies built right along with her. Many of us were new, not only to the Cogswell, but to military life. We had the advantage of not having to be rebuilt and nourished, but we followed the stages of progress and today, we too, are ready. Our gripes are many, but out troubles few. With the rebuilding of the fleet with ships and men like ours we have proved that our strength did not die in 45. We are awake now....

The USS Cogswell bears the name of a family long associated with conspicuous service in the United States Navy. The ship was named in honor of Rear Admiral James K. Cogswell, USN, and his son Captain Francis Cogswell, USN.

Rear Admiral Cogswell was a native of Wisconsin and entered the Naval Academy in 1863. When a Lt. Cmdr. he was aboard the USS Oregon during the historic dash around Cape Horn to join the North Atlantic Squadron in time to contribute to the destruction of the Spanish Fleet at Santiago in 1898, during the Spanish-American War. For eminent and conspicuous conduct in that decisive battle he was promoted to commander. Rear Admiral Cogswell died in Florida in 1908.

His son, Captain Francis Cogswell, was born in Portsmouth, NH, and was appointed to the Naval Academy from that state in 1903. During World War I, Captain Cogswell was awarded the Navy Cross for extraordinary heroism. He died at Bremerton, Washington in 1939.

Co-sponsors of the launching of Cogswell in 1943 were Mrs. Donald C, Bingham, daughter of the late Rear Admiral Cogswell and wife of a Navy Captain; and Mrs. Francis Cogswell, widow of the late Captain Francis Cogswell.

Lieutenant James Kelsey Cogswell, III, USNR, was a "plank owner" at the commissioning of the Cogswell and served aboard her throughout World War II. He won a citation for his part in the demilitarization of Japan. Then LTJG Cogswell organized a fleet of Japanese tugs manned by Japanese crews to service the US Fleet during their first weeks in Tokyo Bay.

1953

CREW LIST

ACQUAVIVA ARTHUR D. MM2 ADAMS RICHARD G MR3 ADAMS CHARLES L FA ADKINSON OSCAR D EM1 AHRENBERG ALLEN SA ALEXANDER PHILLIP F. LTJG AMICK ALBERT E. FN AMOS ROBERT E RD3 ANDERSON EUGENE M. SA APPERSON JAMES H GM2 ARNAIZ ROBERT T. GM3 ASPINWALL C M SN ATKINSON JOHN P. MMC ATTARIAN THEODORE CS3 BACON RAYMOND FA BAIRD ROBERT D FN BAPTIST FRANK R MMCA BARDUSCH RICHARD E ET3 BARNES SAMUEL E. LTJG BARNES GEORGE L MM2 BAROSS JOHN A FT2 BARROW CARL A FN BASKA EUGENE EDWARD SA BATES GEORGE C RMC BEAN WILBUR E. MM3 BEARD JOSEPH C BM2 BEATTIE WILLIAM A ET2 BEDELL JAMES D BT2 BELL JOHN L CS2 BENSON R. MM3 BERCIK ROBERT JOHN LTJG BERNIER JOHN P HN BERTOLA DONALD ALEXANDER SN BIASETTI PHILIP F RMSN BICE THOMAS M FN BIGGS VIRGIL E RM3 BISCAN JAMES W. QMSN BIVINS HENRY W LTJG

BLACK RAYMOND E SN BLEAU ROBERT J FCC BOGDAN WILLIAM F ETSN BOHANEK PAUL B DCFN BONNER EMMETT P. CDR BORG LEON R MM3 BOSSLER THOMAS H LTJG BOTTARO ANTHONY SN BOWEN JOHN E SA BOYKINS OTIS SD3 BREITFIELD WILLIAM V. BT3 BRENNAN JERROLD J EMFA BREWER CARL F FN BRIGGS WILLIAM H YNSN BROWN WAYNE R. SO3 BROWN GORDON R SN BROWN HERMAN R SA BRUCE THOMAS BENJAMIN MM2 BURK W. H. SA BURKE WALTER H TN BURKHARDT DAVID A SN BURRELL RUDOLPH E. MM2 BURTON JAMES E SN BUSHPIES HAROLD H EMC BUTTGEREIT ROBERT M. FN CANNON CHARLES H TMC CAREY RONALD J SN CARLIN CHARLES L. ET2 CARLSON WENDELL G. BT2 CARROLL JAMES L FT3 CARROLL THOMAS P RD3 CARTER DALE B GM2 CARY D. B. SA CARY HOWARD A SA CASEY WARDIE D FT3 CASS GERALD J FN CASTLE RICHARD E SK1 CERRATO PASQUALE S. BTFN CIAMPOLI ARISTIDE E CSC CIEPKA JULIUS M GM1 CIPOLA A. SH3 CIPOLLA ARASAMO SH3 CLARKE NORMAN B MM3

CLASEN DONALD F YN3 CLEMENT LEON R RD3 COATES GERALD J QM3 COATES MERTON H SN COISMAN MARVIN J FN COLE GORDAN G. QMC COLLIER HERMAN VERNON BM1 CONNER GEORGE A PN3 CONNOR MAURICE E SN CORBETT JOHN R. LT CORBIN RICHARD E. MM3 CORDTS FREDERICK LUDWIG SN CORSON JOHN T SOSN COTTER JAMES L. LT COVINGTON LESLIE L TM1 COX DONALD L PNSN CRAFT CHRIS (CECIL) NORRIS TM1 CRETTOL RICHARD D. FN CROKE RICHARD B SA DANFORTH BUFORD W BM2 DAVIDSON DANIEL L PNSN DAVIS CLARENCE B MMC DAY EDWIN D RDSN DECATUR LAWRENCE E. MM2 DECATURE L. E. MM3 DEER ALLISON E. LT DEL GUIDICE J. F. EMPFN DeMONGE ROBERT L. TMC DERYN JOHN A ME3 DESMARAIS ROGER P SA DESMARIS ROGER P SN DICESARE A. C. SA DICKERSON W. BUFORD LTJG DOBBIN VIRGIL C MMFN DODD ROBERT LTJG DOERRER STANLEY L SN DORRER S. L. SN DOWNEY VERNON J SA DUBERG CARL N LT DUNN ED E. BT1 DUNN ENLOW E FA DUNNE FRANCIS P FT1 EGER LEON R SN

EICHMANN CLARENCE C. SN EIGABROADT WILLIAM H. YN3 ELKINS CARL FN ELLER JOSEPH F RDSA EPPS FRANK R FN ERICKSON NEIL J. LTJG ERSTAD HOWARD MM2 ESTANISLAU JOHN SA ESTES DANA LTJG EVERETT ROBERT E RMSN FAHRNI GRANT A MM2 FARELLA ANGELO FN FEREBEE MILTON C SD3 FERGUSON JERRY R SKSN FERRANCE EDWIN C. EMC FITZGIBBONS JERRY L SOSN FITZSIMMONS T. R. SA FLINT WILLIE J SN FLYNN LLOYD J. QMSN FOLEY RAYMOND P RD2 FOXWELL MILFORD M. PNSN FREEMAN ARTHUR E SA FRIDEN RICHARD E FN FURGIUELE J R BT3 GAERTNER ROBERT H. RDSN GALINATO EMILIE A TA GALINEAU CALVIN CLARENCE GM2 GANLEY JAMES SK3 GARLAND HAROLD J SA GARNER ROBERT B QMSN GARVIE TRACY R BT1 GLADWELL MILLARD E MM2 GLOVER OSCAR D MM2 GODBEE ELVIN E FN GOODELL WESLEY J SA GOWER ROY W. SN GRAHL EARL ROBERT BT3 GRAINGER EDWARD J SA GRANT HOWARD E FN GRIER VERNON E FN GRIFFIN ROBERT D FN GRIMALDI LOUIS M GM3 HAAS DONALD E FN

HABEL WILLIAM J SN HALLIN MARVIN N. FN HAND JOHN I FN HARPIN VERNET W GMC HARTLINE CARLTON EDWARD FT3 HARVEY WILFORD H. MM1 HATFIELD CLIFFORD W EN3 HATTON LESTER W. DC1 HAYES GARY W. CS3 HAYES CHARLES M BM3 HAZUDA RONALD J FN HEATER DONALD W FN HEIDTMAN WILLIAM F. BTFN HENDERSON R. E. SA HENDRICKSON MERLIN A END3 HENNESSY JAMES F FT3 HEPNER ROBERT J RMSN HERNDON W. R. LT HILL LEWIS G GM1 HOBBY WELCH EUGENE EM3 HOFFMAN WILLIAM CHARLES BM3 HOLDEN DENNIS L. TMSN HOLLAND FREDERICK A RD2 HOLLEY JAMES TN HOLROYD EDWARD R SN HORBAL P. P. SH3 HOSLEY RAY H DK2 HUMES RICHARD V MM2 HUMMI DAVE L EMFN HUNT FREDERICK B SH3 IDZI JOHN S. QM3 ILOWIECKI H. SN JACKSON B. DEFOREST LTJG JACOBSEN RAY C RDSN JEWELL STANLEY H BM3 JOHNSON ROOSEVELT FP2 JOHNSON ZESCHO SN JOHNSON HARLAN W BTC JONES ROY E BT3 JONES THOMAS A RD3 JONES BUREL E MMC JONES PAUL FN JORDAN RICHARD W. LT

JORDAN WILBER G SN JUBERT CLAYTON E. SH3 KANTARIS JAMES G. MM2 KARDASH THOMAS SA KENDALL OWEN J ICC KENNEY ROBERT LEE SO3 KERBER WAYNE JOSEPH SO3 KING JOHN REED BMSN KING JOHN BENJAMIN FN KLIMEK RAYMOND N SH2 KNIGHT T L PN1 KNOX NATHANIEL W SD1 KRUEGER HERMAN R. IC3 KURYLO FRANK M. MM2 LANNAN JOHN F CS1 LARIVIERE RICHARD E SA LaROSSEE P. J. FN LARSEN GORDON W QM2 LARSEN LAWRENCE SN LARSON MORRIS E BT1 LASSITER LEON RAYMOND SN LAURICELLA BENJAMIN A CS3 LAWSON RONALD E FA LEAPTROTTE J. M. QMSN LEDBETTER ALFRED P. FN LEGERE RICHARD H FT3 LEXA ROBERT J CS3 LEZOTTE LEO D. QM2 LIPSCOMB WILLIAM D FA LOMBARDO CLEMENT FN LOOPER RICHARD D EM3 LOPRESTI J. J. SA LOTT ROBERT J. RMSN LOWENSTEIN J. M. ENS LUDWIG LEROY H. ME3 LUZ MANUEL M SA LYNAH S. H. LTJG MACKIE EDWARD A ET2 MADDEX DONALD GENE FT3 MAIDER ROBERT L. LTJG MALLORY FRANK M SO3 MALTHANER NORBERT F. TM2 MANLEY JAMES E FN

MARINARI RICHARD J. SN MARKS IRWIN SA MARSHALL ROBERT E SN MASCHINO JOHN PETER SO2 MASON JAMES THOMAS MM3 MATYASZ STANLEY G. TM1 McCANN JAMES J SO3 McCLURE DWIGHT H. CSSN McDANIAL L. S. SN McHALE EUGENE E SA McLANE PATRICK T SN McLELLAN KENNETH H. RM3 MEHRING THOMAS G. LTJG MELVIN R. W. SN MERRITHEW EUGENE I. BT3 MESLENER FRANK MM3 MESSINA PETER GM3 MICALIZZI CHARLES SN MICHAEL MILES J MM1 MIKLASZEWSKI S P SN MILES MURRAY E LTJG MILES RICHARD T BT3 MILESNICK WALTER J SN MILLER WILLIAM J SA MILLETTE RICHARD P. BMSN MILLION CHARLES C SN MILLS CORNELIUS J. GMM3 MINIACI ALDO P. GMM3 MOBILIO ARMAND J. SH1 MOLNAR MICHAEL S QMC MONTANA JOSEPH T. MEFN MONTGOMERY JAMES B SN MOODY WILLIAM A. BMSN MOORE ROBERT W SA MORETH WILLIAM J. FT3 MORGAN JAY W. RM1 MORGAN WILLIAM J EN3 MORGAN WILLIAM E GMC MORGAN J. W. ICFN MORGAN RICHARD K END1 MORROCCO LOUIS V RD3 MORTENSON L E. FA MOTTER JOSEPH J. EM3

MOVELLI D. RDSN MURPHY PLEASANT L. CDR MYERS DONALD R. SA MYERS HARRY E SN NAVRATIL LEONARD J IC2 NEE THOMAS H. BMSN NELSON RICHARD LEROY SN NITZ HAROLD E SN NOVELLI DANIEL RD3 NUNAMAKER DONALD E SH3 NUTT PHILLIP W. BT3 O'DONNELL JOSEPH N SN O'DONOHUE RONALD A YN3 OESTERLE ORVILLE M SN O'GRADY MICHAEL J SO2 O'KEEFE HORRACE L ME1 ORNER VIRGIL J. GMSN OSBORNE ROBERT E. SH3 OTTAVIANO VINCE A. RMSN OWEN CONNIE L FN PACHECO HENRY MM3 PACHECO RALPH F. FT2 PARIS ANDREW B RD3 PARSONS WILLIAM T FTSN PASQUALETTI LEWIS J SN PATTERSON PETER P. GM3 PATTERSON ROBERT A GM3 PEDERSEN RICHARD P BT2 PEDIGO EUGENE SA PELLETIER R. J. SN PELTON PAUL C. ENS PENNEWELL EUGENE A. MMFN PETERSON ARNOLD O SH2 PETRASEK EDWIN MM1 PETRASEL E. MM2 PLUMLEY EARL F EM2 PLUNKETT WILLIAM G SN POWELL JAMES SN PRICE JAMES M SN RAHN WILLIAM J. RM3 RAY D. TM3 RAYMOND ROBERT C. SA REBLING ROBERT C MM3

REIMER DONALD D BT3 ROBBINS LYLE W QM2 ROBINSON G. A. MM3 ROLOFF CHARLES J. RD3 ROMO JESSE C BT1 ROSS RAYMOND A YN3 RUSMISEL GUY W YNC RUSTAC G. B. SN RUSTAD GORDON B SA RYAN RICHARD J RMSN SALTZMAN HOWARD E. ENS. SANBORN THOMAS W SN SARACINO DANIEL J. PN3 SARGEANT WILLIAM F SO3 SASSMAN JAMES E SN SAWIN CHESTER M. MM3 SCHEELE AUGUST FN SCHEMPP LEONARD F. LT SCHERR CARL R. SO3 SCHLICHTE EDWARD J RD2 SCHLIEBE DERALD D. MM3 SCHUCK JOHN A SN SCHULLER ROBERT P PN3 SCHULTZ RONALD R FN SCOTT ROBERT S. BT3 SEBREE JOSEPH M BT2 SEE ALLESTON S. MM1 SEELAND ALAN E. LTJG SEGARS ELSTON LEE MM3 SHEA WALTER E BT3 SILLIMAN ALVIN K SHSN SILVA F. P. MM3 SILVIA FRANCIS P FN SINGER JOSEPH C FN SMALLEE B. J. RD3 SMALLEY BERNARD J RDSN SMITH RALPH T BM1 SMITH WARREN D SN SMITH JOHN SA SMITH THOMAS W. LTJG SMITH JAMES E. FA SMITH CHARLES H MMC SNIDER LACY G FN

SPEAK FRANK E SN SPICER ROY L SN SPIKES ARON JAMES BM3 SPINK JAMES S. CS3 STAFFORD IVAN D MMC STAPLETON NORMAN P BTC STARE DALE EDWARD SN STEVENS ROBERT B QMSN STEVENSON JOHN "JACK" C. LTJG STEWART FRANCIS J SA STICKLE W I MM2 STIKE OAKLEY T BTC STOOPS ELICE GM1 STRAITON PAUL L EMFA STRONG GROVER J. QMC STUDEBAKER CLAYTON A. ENS SUGRUE THOMAS F SA SUMMERER DALE W RMSN SWACKHAMMER JOE D. RM3 TAIT CHARLES R SA TAYLOR NORMAN M HMC TERRY ROBERT R GMSN THOMAS GEORGE H SN THOMPSON RONALD G MM3 THOMPSON WILLIAM D SO2 TITTSWORTH THOMAS A PN1 TOUSE JAMES B SK3 TREMPER FRANK P SA TROGDON F. T. BMC TURNBAUGH BEN H. EN3 TURNER NELSON F YN3 TURNER MANSON HMC TYLER DAVID L SN VALLUZZI PAUL A. ET2 VAN DRIGHT EVERETT JAMES MM2 VASQUEZ THOMAS V. TM3 VERGIELS R. R. SN VERHOUGSTRAETE KENNETH J TE3 VEST HENRY D. SK3 VOS GEORGE W SA WADDELL HERMAN R SN WAGNER DONALD E. MM3 WAKEMAN GERALD SA

WALKER GEORGE J. SN WALKER EDWIN R SN WALKER JAMES E EN3 WALSH JOHN J SA WEEKS CLIFFORD P GMC WEINER EDWARD B RD3 WEIS FREDERICK A SN WHITE RICHARD "SHAD" A. QM3 WILLIAMS WARREN R HM3 WILMOTH BILLY G HM3 WILSON DONALD T. CS1 WILSON ROBERT FA WITT ERWIN C. MM2 WOODS JAMES M SN WOODSTOCK CHARLES W BM2 WORDELL CLINTON D CSC WRIGHT JOSEPH SD1 YEISER STANLEY M FA YOUNG RODNEY F FPFN YOUNG WILLIAM H SN YOUNGS KENNETH NEIL SA ZITO MICHAEL P SN ZUCCARO ANTHONY QM1

AUGUST 1953 - THE CRUISE OF THE COGSWELL

It was August fifty-three When the Cogs put out to sea; Twas the time that all of us had come to dread. We were going round the world, And as the waters by us swirled All were thinking of the trip that lay ahead.

With friends and loved ones left behind Seven months seemed quite a grind, So our hearts on leaving Newport were quite sad. But Panama helped bring some cheer, And by San Diego it was clear That there are things about a cruise that aren't so bad.

Then Hawaii, too nice for words; Midway, without its Goony birds, And finally Japan - Our destination.

The East went over with our men, At least these who had the yen, And by yen I mean both cash and inclination.

The next few weeks far from heaven; Task Force nine five and seven seven We’re keeping ships and men and taxes on the go. We had no moonlight on the sand, In fact for weeks saw no land Unless you count that dismal flyspeck, Ullung Do.

Submarines, condition threes, Becoming guns and heavy seas, Fuel at night and pray it's not the Ashtabula. Shift to blues and be inspected, Be worked to death then resuuected Till you rue the day the ship left Honolulu.

A day's work done, you hit the showers But find the ship's on water hours; Then you go to chow and find they're serving stew. It's raining out, the wind's like ice, The movie's bad, you've seen it twice; You think you can't go on but yet you do.

THANKS FOR THE MEMORY (ANNONOMOUS)

It was December eleven Or glory be to heaven

We stand with Seventy Seven Round Ullund Do

We were winding up a tour In WESTPAC to be sure Soon we'd see no more of Ullung Do

For thirteen weeks we'd steamed Or more like years it seeamed And now we even dreamed Bout Ullung Do

Now is no revelation You can't learn navigation Unless you leave your station On Ullung Do

Tears come in the od's eyes And the Navigator dies When the Quartermaster cril's It's Ullung Do

Soon we will be starting To old CONUS we'll be darting And we feel no pain at parting With Ullung Do

Here's to the old familiar faces The new one who'll replace us And the wide and empty spaces Round Ullung Do

It's going to be over Ullung Do

It's so long Magistrate See you at the Golden Gate If Jehovan grants your fate To leave Ullung Do

Ganymede its been a pleasure You're a memory we will treasure Keep the small boys taking pleasure Round Ullung Do

So we'll go home and relax But let us face the facts We were here to beat the tax ... not Ullung Do.

P. L. MURPHY, LCDR, USN

Executive Officer

PLAN OF THE DAY SATURDAY 5 DECEMBER 1953

0500 Call the ship's cook of the watch. 0545 Call the Master-At-Arms. 0600 Call all idlers. All hands except the mid-watch and others authorized to sleep late. Sunrise: Turn out running lights following motions of SOPA. 0630 Wash down all weather decks. Polish all topside brightwork. Pipe sweepers. 0645 Mess Gear. Clear all mess decks. 0700 BREAKFAST. Set uniform of the day. Task Force will commence fueling. The exact time we will go alongside and the side will be announced. 0800 Quarters for muster, inspection and instructions. Gunnery Department conduct two hour workout of all ordnance equipment. 0815 Turn to. Commence ship's work. 0830 Sick Call. 1130 Knock off ship's work. Pipe sweepers. 1145 Mess Gear. Clear all mess decks. 1200 Dinner. 1300 Turn to. Continue ship's work. 1415 (About) General Quarters Air. 1430 AA Firing at heavy drone. 1630 Secure from ship's work. Pipe sweepers. All hands except engineers on watch shift into the uniform of the day. 1715 Mess Gear. Clear all mess decks. 1730 SUPPER. 1830 Sick Call. 1930 2000 reports. "C" Division rig for movies. 2000 Movies. Upon completion "C" Division unrig movies. 2200 Taps. Lights out.

NOTES: (1) The uniform of the day for enlisted personnel except CPOs is undress blues with white hats. The uniform of the day for officers and CPOs is working khaki without ties.

S/P. L. MURPHY, LCDR, USN Executive Officer

All unnecessary personnel keep clear of the fantail while helicopter is present. All offenders will be subject to disciplinary action!!

1954

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ACQUAVIVA ARTHUR D. MM2 ADAMS RICHARD G MR3 ADKINSON OSCAR D EM1 AHRENBERG ALLEN SA ALEXANDER PHILLIP F. LTJG ALFONE JACK RONALD EM3 AMOS ROBERT E RD3 ANDERSON EUGENE M. SA ANDERSON HOWARD LEROY GM3 APPERSON JAMES H GM2 ARBUCKLE DAVID W RMSA ARNAIZ ROBERT T. GM3 ATKINSON JOHN P. MMC BAIRD ROBERT D FN BAPTIST FRANK R MMCA BARDUSCH RICHARD E ET3 BARKER THOMAS R FP3 BARNES SAMUEL E. LTJG BARNES GEORGE L MM2 BARNETT PHILLIP E SN BASKA EUGENE EDWARD SA BASOBAS MIGUEL SD3 BATES GEORGE C RMC BATT FRED H MM3 BEAN WILBUR E. MM3 BEARD JOSEPH C BM2 BEATTIE WILLIAM A ET2 BEDELL JAMES D BT2 BELL JOHN L CS2 BELL WALTER L SA BENDER ROBERT W SA BENSON R. MM3 BERCIK ROBERT JOHN LTJG BERTOLA DONALD ALEXANDER SN BIASETTI PHILIP F RMSN BICE THOMAS M FN BILLINGS RICHARD N. CDR BISCAN JAMES W. QMSN

BIVINS HENRY W LTJG BLACK RAYMOND E SN BLUM FRANZ J BT3 BONNER EMMETT P. CDR BOSSLER THOMAS H LTJG BOTTARO ANTHONY SN BOYKINS OTIS SD3 BREITFIELD WILLIAM V. BT3 BREWER CARL F FN BROWN WAYNE R. SO3 BROWN GORDON R SN BROWNELL CHARLES H SN BRUCE THOMAS BENJAMIN MM2 BUCHANAN THOMAS W SN BUCHER ERNEST J BT3 BURDICK ROBERT QM3 BURKE WALTER H TN BURKHARDT DAVID A SN BURLESON CHARLES H SO2 BURMAN WILLIAM S FN BURMEISTER THEODORE HERMAN MM3 BURRELL RUDOLPH E. MM2 CAIN THOMAS A CS1 CALHOUN JOHN E DC2 CALIMLIM CAMILO C SD1 CANNON CHARLES H TMC CAREY RONALD J SN CAREY FRANCES W GM2 CARLIN CHARLES L. ET2 CARLSON WENDELL G. BT2 CARR CARL N IC3 CARROLL JAMES L FT3 CARTER DALE B GM2 CARY D. B. SA CASEY WARDIE D FT3 CASEY ROBERT J ET3 CASS GERALD J FN CASSERLY CLYDE W BM1 CASTLE RICHARD E SK1 CERRATO PASQUALE S. BTFN CHASE DONALD A FN CHATTICK EDWIN O GM3 CHIDESTER RONALD E SN

CHRISTENSEN JAMES D RD3 CHRISTY RICHARD S. LTJG CIAMPOLI ARISTIDE E CSC CIEPKA JULIUS M GM1 CIPOLA A. SH3 CLARKE NORMAN B MM3 COATES GERALD J QM3 COATES MERTON H SN COATNEY WINSTON W SN COBB WILLIAM E SN COISMAN MARVIN J FN COLLIER HERMAN VERNON BM1 CONE JOSEPH A EM3 COOK WILLIAM S GM3 CORBIN RICHARD E. MM3 CORDTS FREDERICK LUDWIG SN CORNISH FRANCIS A SD3 COVINGTON LESLIE L TM1 CRABTREE LEONARD R HMC CRAFT CHRIS (CECIL) NORRIS TM1 CRAIG VERNON A SN CRAIN NELSON L SN CRAVEN RONALD W SN CRETTOL RICHARD D. FN CROKE RICHARD B SA DANFORTH BUFORD W BM2 DANNELLEY JOHN B CS3 DAVIDSON HOWARD R EM3 DECATUR LAWRENCE E. MM2 DECATURE L. E. MM3 DESMARIS ROGER P SN DEVORZON BARRY MM1 DICESARE A. C. SA DICKERSON W. BUFORD LTJG DOBBIN VIRGIL C MMFN DODD ROBERT LTJG DORRER S. L. SN DOWNEY VERNON J SA DUBERG CARL N LT DUNN ED E. BT1 DUNNE FRANCIS P FT1 DURST CONRAD C MM2 EICHMANN CLARENCE C. SN

EIGABROADT WILLIAM H. YN3 ELKINS CARL FN EMMOLO TONY TE3 EPPERSON JAMES E RDSA EPPS FRANK R FN ERICKSON NEIL J. LTJG ERSTAD HOWARD MM2 EVANS EARL J SN FAHRNI GRANT A MM2 FEREBEE MILTON C SD3 FERGUSON JERRY R SKSN FLINT WILLIE J SN FLYNN LLOYD J. QMSN FOSTER JACK L DK2 FOSTER HENRY BM2 FOURNIER JOSEPH E SA FOXWELL MILFORD M. PNSN FRANKS DENNIS E. EMP2 FREEMAN ARTHUR E SA FRIEDMAN BERNARD YN2 FURGIUELE J R BT3 GAERTNER ROBERT H. RDSN GALINATO EMILIE A TA GALINEAU CALVIN CLARENCE GM2 GANLEY JAMES SK3 GARCEAU ROBERT J SN GARCIA THOMAS J SN GARNETT C N QM3 GILLILAND CHARLES SN GLADWELL MILLARD E MM2 GLOVER OSCAR D MM2 GODBEE ELVIN E FN GOLD JOSEPH LTJG GOWER ROY W. SN GRAHL EARL ROBERT BT3 GRAINGER EDWARD J SA GRANHOLM JALMAR OSCAR MM2 GRANT HOWARD E FN GRAY JAMES E GM1 GRIER VERNON E FN GRIESS ARMEN W CSC GRIFFIN ROBERT D FN GRIMALDI LOUIS M GM3

HALLIN MARVIN N. FN HAMEL KENNETH W GM3 HAMILTON JAMES S MM2 HAND JOHN I FN HANDY ROBERT E SN HARDIN BILLIE R MM1 HARPIN VERNET W GMC HARTLINE CARLTON EDWARD FT3 HATFIELD CLIFFORD W EN3 HATTON LESTER W. DC1 HAYES GARY W. CS3 HAZUDA RONALD J FN HEATER DONALD W FN HEIDTMAN WILLIAM F. BTFN HENDRICKSON MERLIN A END3 HENNESSEY JOSEPH F. LTJG HENNICKE RUDOLF C MM2 HEPNER ROBERT J RMSN HILL LEWIS G GM1 HILL MERLYL A SN HOBBY WELCH EUGENE EM3 HOFFMAN WILLIAM CHARLES BM3 HOLLAND FREDERICK A RD2 HOLLEY JAMES TN HOLROYD EDWARD R SN HORBAL P. P. SH3 HOSLEY RAY H DK2 HUMES RICHARD V MM2 HUMMI DAVE L EMFN HUNT FREDERICK B SH3 IDZI JOHN S. QM3 ILOWIECKI H. SN JACKSON B. DEFOREST LTJG JACOBSEN RAY C RDSN JEWELL STANLEY H BM3 JOHNSON ROOSEVELT FP2 JOHNSON ZESCHO SN JONES ROY E BT3 JONES THOMAS A RD3 JORDAN DONALD W FT3 JUBERT CLAYTON E. SH3 KANTARIS JAMES G. MM2 KARDASH THOMAS SA

KAUFMAN HERBERT S ET3 KEEZER KENNETH P SA KELLY JAMES E SN KELLY WILLIAM V HM3 KENNEY ROBERT LEE SO3 KING JOHN REED BMSN KING JOHN BENJAMIN FN KLIMEK RAYMOND N SH2 KNIGHT T L PN1 KNOTT RICHARD F FN KOZUBSKI JOHN SN KRUEGER HERMAN R. IC3 KURYLO FRANK M. MM2 KYSAR ERNEST D FN LANNAN JOHN F CS1 LARIVIERE RICHARD E SA LaROSSEE P. J. FN LARSEN GORDON W QM2 LARSON MORRIS E BT1 LASSITER LEON RAYMOND SN LAURICELLA BENJAMIN A CS3 LAWSON RONALD E FA LEACH DANE K GM2 LEAVITT ROBERT W SN LEAZENBY ROBERT M SA LEDBETTER ALFRED P. FN LEGERE RICHARD H FT3 LEMER ANTON SN LEONGUERRERO M G SA LEXA ROBERT J CS3 LEZOTTE LEO D. QM2 LOMBARDO CLEMENT FN LOOPER RICHARD D EM3 LOPRESTI J. J. SA LOTT ROBERT J. RMSN LOVETT OLLIE J RMSN LOWENSTEIN J. M. ENS LUDWIG LEROY H. ME3 LUZ MANUEL M SA MACKIE EDWARD A ET2 MADDEN SIDI H SN MADDEX DONALD GENE FT3 MAIDER ROBERT L. LTJG

MALLORY FRANK M SO3 MALTHANER NORBERT F. TM2 MANLEY JAMES E FN MARINARI RICHARD J. SN MARSHALL ROBERT E SN MASCHINO JOHN PETER SO2 MASON JAMES THOMAS MM3 MATYASZ STANLEY G. TM1 MAVIS KARL J SK3 MAY STEPHEN J BT3 McCANN JAMES J SO3 McCLURE DWIGHT H. CSSN McCORKLE BOBBIE L SN McDANIAL L. S. SN McINNIS A D SD2 McJANNET JAMES W SO1 McLELLAN KENNETH H. RM3 MELE MALLERY C SN MELVIN R. W. SN MERRITHEW EUGENE I. BT3 MERRITT GEORGE G BM1 MESSINA PETER GM3 METZ RONALD L SN MICALIZZI CHARLES SN MICHAEL MILES J MM1 MILES MURRAY E LTJG MILES RICHARD T BT3 MILLER WILLIAM J SA MILLER RICHARD W TM2 MILLER ARTHUR D SN MILLER RUSSELL C ME1 MILLETTE RICHARD P. BMSN MINIACI ALDO P. GMM3 MOBILIO ARMAND J. SH1 MOLNAR MICHAEL S QMC MOODY WILLIAM A. BMSN MORELLI LEROY J FN MORETH WILLIAM J. FT3 MORGAN JAY W. RM1 MORGAN WILLIAM J EN3 MORROCCO LOUIS V RD3 MORSE LYLE LEROY FA MOTTER JOSEPH J. EM3

MURPHY PLEASANT L. CDR MUSSER BOBBY E SN MYERS EDWIN B FT2 NAKASHIMA FRANK BT2 NAVRATIL LEONARD J IC2 NICKERSON STUART H CS3 NICKLIN PATRICK L FN NOVELLI DANIEL RD3 NUNAMAKER DONALD E SH3 NUTT PHILLIP W. BT3 O'DONNELL JOSEPH N SN O'DONOHUE RONALD A YN3 OESTERLE ORVILLE M SN O'KEEFE HORRACE L ME1 O'LEARY GEORGE W SN OLLILA JAMES BT3 OLSON VIRGIL W RD3 OSBORNE ROBERT E. SH3 OSIER LEO L SN OTTAVIANO VINCE A. RMSN OWEN CONNIE L FN PACHECO HENRY MM3 PACHECO RALPH F. FT2 PACIELLO ANTHONY R MM3 PALO LEON J MM3 PARIS ANDREW B RD3 PARSONS WILLIAM T FTSN PASQUALETTI LEWIS J SN PATTERSON PETER P. GM3 PATTERSON ROBERT A GM3 PEDERSEN RICHARD P BT2 PELLETIER R. J. SN PENNEWELL EUGENE A. MMFN PERRY WILLIAM D SA PETERSON ARNOLD O SH2 PETRASEK EDWIN MM1 PETRASEL E. MM2 PIERCE FRANK BT3 PIERCE FRANCIS J BT3 PIERSON KAYE D EMFN PLUMLEY EARL F EM2 POAG JOE L BM3 POWELL JAMES SN

PRICE JAMES M SN RACHER TERRY LEIGH FT3 RAY D. TM3 RAYMOND ROBERT C. SA ROBBINS LYLE W QM2 ROGERS FRANKIE D SN ROLLINS BILLY R SR ROLOFF CHARLES J. RD3 ROMAINE HOWARD ENS ROUCHLEAU DON H QM1 RUSTAC G. B. SN RYAN RICHARD J RMSN SALTZMAN HOWARD E. ENS. SANBORN THOMAS W SN SARGEANT WILLIAM F SO3 SARTOR JAMES R BM3 SASSMAN JAMES E SN SCHEMPP LEONARD F. LT SCHERR CARL R. SO3 SCHLICHTE EDWARD J RD2 SCHLIEBE DERALD D. MM3 SCHUCK JOHN A SN SCHULTZ RONALD R FN SCOTT ROBERT S. BT3 SEBREE JOSEPH M BT2 SEE ALLESTON S. MM1 SEGARS ELSTON LEE MM3 SHEA WALTER E BT3 SHUMAN KENNETH L SN SILLIMAN ALVIN K SHSN SILVA F. P. MM3 SIMMONS HUGH D SN SMALLEE B. J. RD3 SMITH CLYDE L QM1 SMITH RALPH T BM1 SMITH WARREN D SN SMITH JOHN SA SMITH WALTER H GM2 SNIDER LACY G FN SORENSEN JAMES S MMC SOULERET WILLIAM C LTJG SPEAK FRANK E SN SPICER ROY L SN

SPIKES ARON JAMES BM3 SPINK JAMES S. CS3 ST PETER DANIEL J GMC STAPLETON NORMAN P BTC STARE DALE EDWARD SN STEPHENSON AVEN L SH3 STEVENS ROBERT D ETNSN STEVENSON JOHN "JACK" C. LTJG STEWART ROBERT E FN STIKE OAKLEY T BTC STOOPS ELICE GM1 STRAITON PAUL L EMFA STRASSER JOSEPH E ICFA STRONG GROVER J. QMC STUDEBAKER CLAYTON A. ENS SUGRUE THOMAS F SA SUMMERER DALE W RMSN SWACKHAMMER JOE D. RM3 TERRY ROBERT R GMSN TESTERMAN LEONARD B FN THOMAS GEORGE H SN THOMPSON RONALD G MM3 THOMPSON WILLIAM D SO2 TOUSE JAMES B SK3 TURNBAUGH BEN H. EN3 TURNER NELSON F YN3 TURNER MANSON HMC UNDERWOOD RICHARD E FN VALLUZZI PAUL A. ET2 VAN DRIGHT EVERETT JAMES MM2 VASQUEZ THOMAS V. TM3 VAUGHN BILLY J BT3 VERHOUGSTRAETE KENNETH J TE3 VEST HENRY D. SK3 WAGNER DONALD E. MM3 WAKEMAN GERALD SA WALKER GEORGE J. SN WALKER EDWIN R SN WALKER JAMES E EN3 WALSH JOHN J SA WATSON GERALD H MM3 WEINER EDWARD B RD3 WEIS FREDERICK A SN

WELLHOUSE ARMIN J BMSN WELLING DONALD W SN WETMORE ROBERT C SA WHITE RICHARD "SHAD" A. QM3 WHITEHEAD WALTER LEON MM3 WILD JOHN E. LTJG WILLIAMS JACK R MRFN WILLIAMS NATHANEIL TA WILMOTH BILLY G HM3 WILSON JAMES R. CDR WILSON ROBERT FA WINTER GEORGE B. LTJG WISEMAN ROBERT E BT1 WITT ERWIN C. MM2 WOODSTOCK CHARLES W BM2 WRIGHT JOSEPH SD1 YARBROUGH WALTER E SN YEISER STANLEY M FA YOUNG RODNEY F FPFN ZUCCARO ANTHONY QM1

1955

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ADAMS RICHARD G MR3 ALLEY LAWRENCE E. SN APPLETON SHELBY GUINN SN AREVALO ARTEMIO T TN ASKEW RALPH B SOSN AUSTIN THOMAS R SN BALDWIN TODD L MM3 BARNES SAMUEL E. LTJG BASKA EUGENE EDWARD SA BATT FRED H MM3 BEARD WILLIAM G SN BEDELL EUGENE TN BERCIK ROBERT JOHN LTJG BERRY LaVERNE IC2 BERTOLA DONALD ALEXANDER SN BIEHN DONALD J BT2 BILLIOT JOE M FA BISCAN JAMES W. QMSN BISCHOP EDWARD J HM1 BIVINS HENRY W LTJG BOOTH WILLIAM R MM3 BOSSLER THOMAS H LTJG BOURQUE WHITNEY P MMFN BRANDT LARRY L RM3 BROUSSARD LEVI D SH3 BRYANT LLOYD H BM2 BURDICK ROBERT QM3 BURMEISTER THEODORE HERMAN MM3 BURNS ROGER L SN BURRELL RUDOLPH E. MM2 BUSSELL VERNON J MM3 CALHOUN JOHN E DC2 CARDWELL EUGENE H SN CARLSON WENDELL G. BT2 CARTER GROVER B EN2 CASKEY ROBERT L SA CASTELLANI THOMAS D SA CERRATO PASQUALE S. BTFN

CHASE DONALD A FN CLAYTON ALFRED E FA CONCEPCION I P SD1 COOK WILLIAM S GM3 COOK MILLARD H TM3 COOK DONALD L SO3 COOK JAMES L BM3 COONAN RICHARD W FA CORNELIOUS LOUGENE SA COVINGTON LESLIE L TM1 CRABTREE JOHN P MMC CRAFT CHRIS (CECIL) NORRIS TM1 CUCUK A**NIE M BTC DANNER IRA J. RM3 DEDEKE LESLIE A. LTJG DEVORZON BARRY MM1 DICKERSON W. BUFORD LTJG DUBERG CARL N LT DUNN ED E. BT1 DUPRE BUFORD D FA DURST CONRAD C MM2 DWIGGINS GERALD A SA ELLIS OSCAR E FA EMMOLO TONY TE3 ESKEW JERALD J EM3 FAUGHT TOMMY G FA FELIX APOLINARIO SH3 FISHER ROBERT J SA FITZPATRICK EVERTT E SN FLITTON CLAYNE M SA FONTANA DONALD LOUIS RD3 FOSTER JACK L DK2 FOSTER HENRY BM2 FOSTER LARRY C SN FOURNIER JOSEPH E SA FRANKLIN DAVID A. MM2 FRANKS DENNIS E. EMP2 FREASE AUGUST F BTC FREEMAN HAROLD R SH3 FRITZ CHESTER A YN3 GANLEY JAMES SK3 GARNETT C N QM3 GOLD JOSEPH LTJG

GOWER ROY W. SN GRANHOLM JALMAR OSCAR MM2 GREEN ROBERT V SA GUDBRANSON BRUCE A ETS3 HAFTERSON DELANO D GM3 HANDY ROBERT E SN HANSON CONRAD J BMC HART ARTHUR L SN HARTLINE CARLTON EDWARD FT3 HAYES ROBERT W LT HAYES JOHN F GMC HAYNIE JAMES W SA HEDRICK JACK F MM3 HENDRICKSON MERLIN A END3 HENNESSEY JOSEPH F. LTJG HENNICKL RUDOLF C MM1 HENRY WILLIAM L MM3 HEWKIN DONALD GORDON YN3 HILL BOBBY C SN HINES HARRY M CSC HINES HYDA J D MR3 HOFFMAN WILLIAM CHARLES BM3 HOLLAND WILLIAM H BM2 HOSKINS MICHAEL L FTSN HUFFMAN RICHARD E FTC HUMMEL WILLIAM H FT3 HUMPHREY BILLY J SN IVY KENNETH SK1 JACOBS HERMAN L RD3 JEWELL STANLEY H BM3 JONES ARTHUR J SN JOSEPH JAKE J SN KARDASH THOMAS SA KEEZER KENNETH P SA KEITH LLOYD D BT3 KELLEY GEORGE E SM3 KING JOHN REED BMSN KLEER GEORGE J. SN KLIMEK RAYMOND N SH2 KNOX JOHN H. BM3 KOZUBSKI JOHN SN KRUEGER HERMAN R. IC3 KURYLO FRANK M. MM2

LARSON MORRIS E BT1 LASSITER LEON RAYMOND SN LAURICELLA BENJAMIN A CS3 LAWSON MONT BM1 LEGGETT DEAN F MM2 LETCHWORTH HALLY P TM2 LLOYD ERVIN E GM3 LONGCOY RICHARD L FT2 LOOP ROBERT E SA LYONS JOHNNIE H SN LYSTRUP WILLIAM H CS3 MADDEX DONALD GENE FT3 MAHONEY RICHARD SA MAIDER ROBERT L. LTJG MASON JAMES THOMAS MM3 MAY STEPHEN J BT3 McCRAY LEON R L BT3 McLELLAN KENNETH H. RM3 MILES MURRAY E LTJG MILLER ANTHONY P SN MILLETTE RICHARD P. BMSN MINIACI ALDO P. GMM3 MINNEY JAMES C. MM3 MONTGOMERY BOBBY L FT3 MONTGOMERY ROBERT H FA MORETH WILLIAM J. FT3 MORRIS MARVIN EUGENE TM3 MORRIS JOHN W SO2 MORSE LYLE LEROY FA MURRAY ARTHUR J MM2 NAKASHIMA FRANK BT2 NOVELLI DANIEL RD3 NUNEZ WINIBERTO SA OCHOA RALPH A MM3 OLLILA JAMES BT3 O'NEAL JERRY G SN ORENDER LEONARD R SO3 OSBORNE ROBERT W. MM3 PACHECO RALPH F. FT2 PARDEN THOMAS E SA PARKER DEWEY G FTM3 PASQUALETTI LEWIS J SN PATTERSON PETER P. GM3

PATTERSON ROBERT A GM3 PAWLIK WALTER DC3 PECK DELBERT B. MM3 PENNEWELL EUGENE A. MMFN PEREZ MAXIMO J SA PETRASEK EDWIN MM1 PHILLIPS RONNIE M. EM2 PHILLIPS GEORGE M SA PIERCE FRANK BT3 PIERCE FRANCIS J BT3 PIERSON KAYE D EMFN PIETRASZEK EDWARD SH1 PITTS GERALD S RD3 POCKRANDT RONALD G RD3 POPE BILLIE G. TM3 PRESCOTT GEORGE R. GM3 PULFORD JAMS R PNSN RABON W R FT3 RACHER TERRY LEIGH FT3 RATTLEMAN JOHN F SA RAY ROGER E MM2 REEL JAMES M SN RIEPL FRANCIS E QMC ROBINSON HARLEY C SH3 ROSENCRANTZ M R SN ROSENKRANS GEORGE A BM3 ROSSON GRANVILLE SID MM2 ROUCHLEAU DON H QM1 ROUILLER JACK WILLIAM SKG3 RUST RALPH R BT3 SACKETT MELVIN J BT3 SANDERSON ROBERT O. BT2 SCHERR CARL R. SO3 SEE ALLESTON S. MM1 SHARPE DONALD T MM1 SHAW HARRY E SA SHORTALL GERALD P BM2 SIMMONS HUGH D SN SIMS JOHN L SA SIMS VIRGIL R GM2 SMITH WARREN D SN SMITH HOWARD E SK3 SOULERET WILLIAM C LTJG

SPIKES ARON JAMES BM3 SPIVEY LEONARD EUGENE DK3 SQUIRE JAMES C FN STAFFORD DAVID P SN STEVENSON JOHN "JACK" C. LTJG STEWART ROBERT E FN STOCKMAN BILLY D QM3 STOKER BOBBY F SN STOMBAUGH THOMAS MARION MMFN STURDEVANT WALTER CMM SUTTERFIELD BILLY R MM3 TAYLOR CHESTER V. SN TERRY CHARLES B. CS2 TERRY CHARLES H CS2 THOMAS ROBERT H SN TOUSE JAMES B SK3 TRIPP DALE A ET3 VANALLEN A FA VANN LYNN D SN VILD CHARLES L MM2 WALKER SAMUEL H SN WEIS FREDERICK A SN WHATLEY THOMAS E SK2 WHITE JOEL FN WHITEHEAD WALTER LEON MM3 WILD JOHN E. LTJG WILLIAMSON C H EN1 WILSON ROBERT FA WILSON COLLINS A EM1 WINTER GEORGE B. LTJG WITT ERWIN C. MM2 WRIGHT BOBBY L SA WRIGHT CLARENCE E SA WYSE FREDRICK C. CDR YOUNG FREDERICK L RD3

1956

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ADAMS JERRY L MM3 ADAMS RICHARD G MR3 ALLEY LAWRENCE E. SN ALLISON GERALD L SA ALVIDRES ARMANDO R SA ANDERSEN EUGENE M ET1 APPLETON SHELBY GUINN SN ARREDONDO G CS3 AUSTIN THOMAS R SN BAKER ROYAL W. LCDR BALDWIN TODD L MM3 BARNES SAMUEL E. LTJG BASKA EUGENE EDWARD SA BATT FRED H MM3 BAXTER RONALD B FN BEACH LEMUEL H. MM2 BELL KENNETH E SN BERGSTEN WATHIER A. SO2 BERRY LaVERNE IC2 BIEHN DONALD J BT2 BILLIOT JOE M FA BOLTS HENRY ? FA BONE KENNETH EN2 BOSLEY LOREN W. IC3 BOSSLER THOMAS H LTJG BOURQUE WHITNEY P MMFN BROUSSARD LEVI D SH3 BUCHANAN CHARLES E SA BURDICK ROBERT QM3 BURMEISTER THEODORE HERMAN MM3 BURNS ROGER L SN BUSSELL VERNON J MM3 CADELL FRANK C RM3 CARDWELL EUGENE H SN CARNER GLENN M EM3 CARPENTER G E SA CARROLL THOMAS L FN CARSON TOMMIE C SN CARTER GROVER B EN2 CASNER EARL W. SOG3 CASTELLANI THOMAS D SA CAYAGO H D TN

CHITWOOD WILLIAM A BT3 CLAYTON ALFRED E FA CONTRERAS RAMON MM3 COOK MILLARD H TM3 COONAN RICHARD W FA CORNELIOUS LOUGENE SA CRAFT CHRIS (CECIL) NORRIS TM1 CREDLE WILLIE G FN CRIST ARLIE B GMC DANNER IRA J. RM3 DAVIS WELDON D GMC DEDEKE LESLIE A. LTJG DENNIS LOUIS V IC3 DEVORZON BARRY MM1 DICKERSON W. BUFORD LTJG DOLAN WILLIAM W. SO2 DUPRE BUFORD D FA DURST CONRAD C MM2 DYCHES JIMMIE W SFM2 EDWARDS JAMES S. SD3 ELLIS OSCAR E FA EMBICK FRANK F LTJG EMMOLO TONY TE3 EREXSON FRANKLIN D SA ESCARCEGA EDWARD D ET2 ESKEW JERALD J EM3 EVANS ROSEVELT BT3 FAUGHT TOMMY G FA FELIX APOLINARIO SH3 FERNANDEZ A T SO1 FITZPATRICK EVERTT E SN FONTANA DONALD LOUIS RD3 FOSTER HENRY BM2 FOSTER LARRY C SN FOURNIER JOSEPH E SA FRANKLIN DAVID A. MM2 FRANKS DENNIS E. EMP2 FRITZ CHESTER A YN3 FULLMER JACOB L. MM3 GAFFREY JAMES T RMSN GALLO PHILIP FA GARCIA ORLANDO FA GEHRING WILLIAM R SN

GONZALES RICHARD J ET2 GOSS BILLY WAYNE MM2 GRINNELL FREDERICK C EM3 GUERRERO IGNACIO SN HACKL WILLIAM E FN HAFTERSON DELANO D GM3 HALSEMA THOMAS G MM2 HAMNER JOHN L. SM3 HANDY ROBERT E SN HANLINE ARDEN C RM3 HART ARTHUR L SN HARTLINE CARLTON EDWARD FT3 HAYES ROBERT W LT HAYES JOHN F GMC HEDRICK JACK F MM3 HENDRICKSON MERLIN A END3 HENNESSEY JOSEPH F. LTJG HERN WILLIAM A EMFN HEWKIN DONALD GORDON YN3 HILL BOBBY C SN HILL EDGAR D SA HINTERMANN L P SA HODGES THOMAS L. FN HOFFMAN WILLIAM CHARLES BM3 HOLLAND WILLIAM H BM2 HOLMS JAY RICHARD EN2 HORRY HENRY C. SN HUMMEL WILLIAM H FT3 HUMPHREY BILLY J SN HUNTER STANLEY D SN IVY KENNETH SK1 JESSEPE FERRIS R SA JOHNSON JAMES C BT2 JONES ARTHUR J SN JORDAN CARL P FT1 JOSEPH JAKE J SN KEEZER KENNETH P SA KEFFLER DONALD L FN KEITH LLOYD D BT3 KELLEY GEORGE E SM3 KENNEY DONALD L SA KERR JOHN W SK3 KING BRUCE E ET3

KLEER GEORGE J. SN KNOX JOHN H. BM3 KOZUBSKI JOHN SN LARSON MORRIS E BT1 LAWSON MONT BM1 LEDBETTER CARL W BM1 LEGGETT DEAN F MM2 LETCHWORTH HALLY P TM2 LINDSAY GEORGE "SPUD" E. GM2 LLOYD ERVIN E GM3 LONGCOY RICHARD L FT2 LOOP ROBERT E SA LORD MERLE S BT1 LOUDERMILK C S FA LUCKEY DAVID W SN LYONS JOHNNIE H SN MADDEX DONALD GENE FT3 MAHONEY RICHARD SA MANGLICMOT PABLO SD2 MARZOLA DOMINICK SN MASON JAMES THOMAS MM3 MATHESON LARRY C. MM3 MAY STEPHEN J BT3 McCOY ORRA SN McCRAY LEON R L BT3 MILLER DONNIE M MM3 MILLER ANTHONY P SN MINNEY JAMES C. MM3 MITCHELL AARON C SH1 MITCHELL HENRY SA MONTGOMERY BOBBY L FT3 MONTGOMERY ROBERT H FA MORGAN GENE H FA MORRIS MARVIN EUGENE TM3 MORRISON KENNETH B MM3 MURPHY RICHARD G. LTJG MURRAY ARTHUR J MM2 MYERS LLOYD A. MR1 NAKASHIMA FRANK BT2 NICKS JERRY A DKSN NUNEZ WINIBERTO SA OCHOA RALPH A MM3 O'KEEFE JOSEPH J GM1

OLDEN ARTHUR A FTASN O'NEAL JERRY G SN ORENDER LEONARD R SO3 OSBORNE ROBERT W. MM3 OVERMAN JAMES E FA PALUZZI DANIEL R RM3 PARKER DEWEY G FTM3 PECK DELBERT B. MM3 PECK VERNON F. FN PHILLIPS RONNIE M. EM2 PIERCE JACKIE L. BT3 PIERCE FRANK BT3 PIERCE FRANCIS J BT3 PIERSON KAYE D EMFN PITTS GERALD S RD3 POCKRANDT RONALD G RD3 POPE BILLIE G. TM3 PRESCOTT GEORGE R. GM3 RACHER TERRY LEIGH FT3 REEL JAMES M SN REUSCH W D MMC RHODES JAMES W YNSN ROMEO FREDERICK J CS2 ROSENCRANTZ M R SN ROSSON GRANVILLE SID MM2 ROUILLER JACK WILLIAM SKG3 RUSSELL R J BTC RUST RALPH R BT3 SACKETT MELVIN J BT3 SALDE JAMES D CS1 SANDERSON ROBERT O. BT2 SCHALL ROBERT A SA SCHMIDT GILBERT E. LTJG SEE ALLESTON S. MM1 SHARPE DONALD T MM1 SHEETS LARRY E. MM1 SIMMONS HUGH D SN SIMS JOHN L SA SKIDMORE PAUL E. MM3 SLATER NEIL W. SO2 SMITH HOWARD E SK3 SMITH EUGENE P MM1 SMITH HUBERT E FN

SOULE ROGER H. MMC SOULERET WILLIAM C LTJG SPIVEY LEONARD EUGENE DK3 SPRACKLEN ROBERT F ICFN STEFFENS CHARLES L. SO3 STEMMER CHARLES D. FT3 STEVENSON JOHN "JACK" C. LTJG STEWART ROBERT E FN STOKER BOBBY F SN STOMBAUGH THOMAS MARION MMFN STURDEVANT WALTER CMM SUMPTER SANFORD SA SUTTERFIELD BILLY R MM3 SWITZER GERALD G EN2 TANNENBAUM MICHAEL JAY SK3 TAYLOR CHESTER V. SN TAYLOR TOMMIE G BT3 TERRY CHARLES B. CS2 THOMAS ROBERT H SN THOMPSON LEBURN A SOC TIPTON FLOYD N SA TIS ROBERT J LTJG TITUS LEROY A. CSSN TRAHAN CARROLL J SN TRIPP DALE A ET3 TURNER DOIL T GM3 VANALLEN A FA VANCE ROGER B BT3 VANN LYNN D SN VILD CHARLES L MM2 WALKER SAMUEL H SN WEIS FREDERICK A SN WESTON LESTER E FT2 WHATLEY THOMAS E SK2 WHITE JOEL FN WILD JOHN E. LTJG WILSON COLLINS A EM1 WINTER GEORGE B. LTJG WOOTTEN CARL E SA WRIGHT RICHARD A GM3 WRIGHT BOBBY L SA WRIGHT CLARENCE E SA WYANT BILLY R SA

WYATT JOHN E. DC2 YOUNG FREDERICK L RD3

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ADAMS JERRY L MM3 AGUON FRANCISCO L G SD2 ALLEY LAWRENCE E. SN ALLISON GERALD L SA ALVIDRES ARMANDO R SA APPLETON SHELBY GUINN SN ATKINSON JAY DOUGLAS BT3 AUSTIN THOMAS R SN BAKER WALTER F. LT BAKER ROYAL W. LCDR BALDWIN TODD L MM3 BASS GERALD L SA BATEMAN DONALD ? SN BATT FRED H MM3 BAXTER RONALD B FN BEACH LEMUEL H. MM2 BEDARD BERNARD O SN BERGSTEN WATHIER A. SO2 BERRY LaVERNE IC2 BIEHN DONALD J BT2 BILLIOT JOE M FA BLASINGAME CHARLES W ENS BOBRINK VANCE L. BT3 BOLTS HENRY ? FA BONE KENNETH EN2 BOSLEY LOREN W. IC3 BOURQUE WHITNEY P MMFN BROTHERS DONALD C SO2 BROUSSARD LEVI D SH3 BUCHANAN CHARLES E SA BURMEISTER THEODORE HERMAN MM3 BURNS ROGER L SN BURNS WILLIAM J BM2 BUSSELL VERNON J MM3 BYRD DORSEY T TMC CADELL FRANK C RM3 CAMPBELL CLAUDE P BM3 CAMPBELL WILLIAM T SN

CANNON ARTHUR P BM2 CARDWELL EUGENE H SN CARNER GLENN M EM3 CARPENTER G E SA CARROLL THOMAS L FN CARSON TOMMIE C SN CARTER GROVER B EN2 CASNER EARL W. SOG3 CASTELLANI THOMAS D SA CATALFAMO PHILLIP A. GMSN CAYAGO H D TN CHANDLER KENNETH W RM2 CHAPMAN JOHN RICHARD LTJG CHITWOOD WILLIAM A BT3 CLAYTON ALFRED E FA CONTRERAS RAMON MM3 COOK MILLARD H TM3 COONAN RICHARD W FA CORNELIOUS LOUGENE SA COWARD JAMES SN CREDLE WILLIE G FN CRIST ARLIE B GMC CUNNINGHAM DAVID L. LTJG DANNER IRA J. RM3 DAVIS WELDON D GMC DAVIS SID ??C DEDEKE LESLIE A. LTJG DENNIS LOUIS V IC3 DEVORZON BARRY MM1 DEWEY CHARLES M ET1 DOGAN KAROL P MM3 DOLAN WILLIAM W. SO2 DUPRE BUFORD D FA DURST CONRAD C MM2 DYCHES JIMMIE W SFM2 EDWARDS JAMES S. SD3 ELLIS OSCAR E FA EMBICK FRANK F LTJG EREXSON FRANKLIN D SA ESCARCEGA EDWARD D ET2 ESKEW JERALD J EM3 EVANS ROSEVELT BT3 FELIX APOLINARIO SH3

FITZPATRICK EVERTT E SN FONTANA DONALD LOUIS RD3 FORESTER MARVIN L FT2 FOSTER HENRY BM2 FOSTER LARRY C SN FOURNIER JOSEPH E SA FRANKLIN DAVID A. MM2 FRANKS DENNIS E. EMP2 FULLMER JACOB L. MM3 GAFFREY JAMES T RMSN GAINES ROBERT Y CDR GALLO PHILIP FA GARCIA ORLANDO FA GEDEON GEORGE R FN GEHRING WILLIAM R SN GERE RAYMOND K GMSN GONZALES RICHARD J ET2 GOSS BILLY WAYNE MM2 GREGG KENNETH W. BT2 GRINNELL FREDERICK C EM3 GUERRERO IGNACIO SN HACKL WILLIAM E FN HAFTERSON DELANO D GM3 HALSEMA THOMAS G MM2 HAMNER JOHN L. SM3 HANDY ROBERT E SN HANLINE ARDEN C RM3 HANSEN RUAL ALFORD RD2 HARBECK VERNAL R SN HART WILBUR L. BT3 HART ARTHUR L SN HARTLINE CARLTON EDWARD FT3 HARTSELL FORNIE E MMC HAUGHTON ROBERT C BT2 HAYES ROBERT W LT HAYES JOHN F GMC HEDRICK JACK F MM3 HENSLEY RONALD WILBERT SN HERN WILLIAM A EMFN HILDBRANDT F W SN HILL BOBBY C SN HINTERMANN L P SA HOBBS CLINTON F RM3

HODGES THOMAS L. FN HOFFMAN WILLIAM CHARLES BM3 HOLLAND WILLIAM H BM2 HORRY HENRY C. SN HOWELL KENNETH A. ENSN HUBBARD RICHARD M BMC HUMMEL WILLIAM H FT3 HUMPHREY BILLY J SN HUNT HERBERT C RD3 HUNTER STANLEY D SN IVEY JAY D MM3 IVY KENNETH SK1 JACKSON MELVIN J MM1 JESSEPE FERRIS R SA JOHNSON JAMES C BT2 JOHNSON FRED GM2 JONES ARTHUR J SN JORDAN CARL P FT1 JOSEPH JAKE J SN KEEZER KENNETH P SA KEFFLER DONALD L FN KEITH LLOYD D BT3 KELLEY GEORGE E SM3 KENDALL CHARLES A SN KENNEY DONALD L SA KERR JOHN W SK3 KIEL RICHARD H. LTJG KING BRUCE E ET3 KLEER GEORGE J. SN KNIGHT BILLY G RD2 KNISLEY WOODROW H GM2 KNOX JOHN H. BM3 KOZUBSKI JOHN SN KUMP JOHN R SFP3 LANZ KENNETH J RDSN LARSON MORRIS E BT1 LAWLER ROBERT L TM1 LAWSON MONT BM1 LEDBETTER CARL W BM1 LEGGETT DEAN F MM2 LEHRISSE JOSEPH A. SN LETCHWORTH HALLY P TM2 LILLIE THOMAS JACK LTJG

LIMON SEVERINO M TN LINDSAY GEORGE "SPUD" E. GM2 LLOYD ERVIN E GM3 LONGCOY RICHARD L FT2 LOOP ROBERT E SA LOPEZ FIDEL FN LORD MERLE S BT1 LOUDERMILK C S FA LUCKEY DAVID W SN LYON TROY R CSC LYONS CLIFFORD L RM2 MAHONEY RICHARD SA MARNEY BYAS E SD1 MARZOLA DOMINICK SN MASON JAMES THOMAS MM3 MATHESON LARRY C. MM3 MATTHEWS WALLACE L. SK2 MAY STEPHEN J BT3 McBROOM BOBBIE J CS2 McCOY ORRA SN McCOY JAMES R SA McCRAY LEON R L BT3 McDANIEL DUANE E FN McMURPHY PATRICK H EM3 McVEY JAY S ENS MILLER DONNIE M MM3 MILLER ANTHONY P SN MINNEY JAMES C. MM3 MITCHELL HENRY SA MONTGOMERY ROBERT H FA MOORE JOSEPH C RD3 MORGAN GENE H FA MORRIS MARVIN EUGENE TM3 MURPHY RICHARD G. LTJG MURRAY ARTHUR J MM2 MYERS LLOYD A. MR1 NICHOLAS JAMES E MM3 NICKS JERRY A DKSN NIPPER HARVEY W. ET2 NUNEZ WINIBERTO SA OCHOA RALPH A MM3 OKEEFE JOSEPH J GM1 O'KEEFE JOSEPH J GM1

OLDEN ARTHUR A FTASN O'NEAL JERRY G SN ORENDER LEONARD R SO3 OSBORNE ROBERT W. MM3 OVERMAN JAMES E FA PARKER DEWEY G FTM3 PECK DELBERT B. MM3 PECK VERNON F. FN PETTY PATRICK A. LTJG PHILLIPS RONNIE M. EM2 PIERCE JACKIE L. BT3 PIERCE FRANCIS J BT3 POCKRANDT RONALD G RD3 POPE BILLIE G. TM3 PRESCOTT GEORGE R. GM3 PRITCHARD RICHARD L SA REEL JAMES M SN REUSCH W D MMC RHODES JAMES W YNSN ROBINSON JACK W SN ROMEO FREDERICK J CS2 ROSENCRANTZ M R SN ROSSON GRANVILLE SID MM2 ROUILLER JACK WILLIAM SKG3 RUST RALPH R BT3 SACKETT MELVIN J BT3 SANDERSON ROBERT O. BT2 SCHALL ROBERT A SA SCHMIDT GILBERT E. LTJG SEELHORST WILBERT H FN SHARPE DONALD T MM1 SHEETS LARRY E. MM1 SIMMONS HUGH D SN SIMS JOHN L SA SKIDMORE PAUL E. MM3 SLADE JAMES D CS1 SLATER NEIL W. SO2 SMITH HOWARD E SK3 SMITH EUGENE P MM1 SMITH HUBERT E FN SMITH RALPH L SN SOLIWADA EDWARD D. MMFN SOULE ROGER H. MMC

SOULERET WILLIAM C LTJG SPIVEY LEONARD EUGENE DK3 SPRACKLEN ROBERT F ICFN STANEK JAMES J. BT2 STEFFENS CHARLES L. SO3 STEMMER CHARLES D. FT3 STEWART ROBERT E FN STOKER BOBBY F SN STORMONT ROBERT R. SN SUMPTER SANFORD SA SUTTERFIELD BILLY R MM3 SWITZER GERALD G EN2 TANNENBAUM MICHAEL JAY SK3 TAYLOR CHESTER V. SN TAYLOR TOMMIE G BT3 TERRY CHARLES B. CS2 THALER JAMES R SO2 THARP JERRY W BT2 THOMAS ROBERT H SN THOMPSON LEBURN A SOC TIPTON FLOYD N SA TIS ROBERT J LTJG TITUS LEROY A. CSSN TRAHAN CARROLL J SN TRENT JAMES A LTJG TRIPP DALE A ET3 TURNER DOIL T GM3 VANALLEN A FA VANCE ROGER B BT3 VANN LYNN D SN VAUGHT JACK M. LTJG VILD CHARLES L MM2 WAGNER RICHARD F LTJG WALDEN KEITH E IC3 WALKER SAMUEL H SN WATERBURY MICHAEL D BT3 WEIKLE CARL K. EN1 WESTON LESTER E FT2 WHATLEY THOMAS E SK2 WHITE JOEL FN WHORRALL EDWIN F TM2 WILLIAMS JOHN C. R. SA WILSON COLLINS A EM1

WITTER HARRY A BT2 WRIGHT RICHARD A GM3 WRIGHT BOBBY L SA WRIGHT CLARENCE E SA WYANT BILLY R SA WYATT JOHN E. DC2 YOUNG ARTHUR J HMC YOUNGBLOOD ROY J FT3

1958 CREW LIST

ADAMS JERRY L MM3 ADAMSEN MALCOLM (MIKE) W BT3 ALLEY LAWRENCE E. SN APPLETON SHELBY GUINN SN ATKINSON JAY DOUGLAS BT3 AULINSKIS JOEL B. SN AURE EDGARDO P FN BAKER WALTER F. LT BAKER ROYAL W. LCDR BALL RICHARD T SN BAVIER JAMES R GM2 BAXTER RONALD B FN BEACH LEMUEL H. MM2 BELTZ JOSEPH E RD2 BERGSTEN WATHIER A. SO2 BERNARD EDWARD O SH2 BERRY LaVERNE IC2 BETZ JOSEPH E. RD2 BIEHN DONALD J BT2 BINNINGER ROBERT P. BT3 BOBRINK VANCE L. BT3 BONE KENNETH EN2 BOSLEY LOREN W. IC3 BOURQUE WHITNEY P MMFN BROOKS RHODY L RD2 BROTHERS DONALD C SO2 BUCHANAN GEORGE E. SM3 BUCHANAN CHARLES E SA BUSSELL VERNON J MM3 CADELL FRANK C RM3 CAMPBELL CLAUDE P BM3 CANTWELL BURNHAM MM1 CARNER GLENN M EM3 CARSON DONALD W BT1 CARTER GROVER B EN2 CASNER EARL W. SOG3 CATALFAMO PHILLIP A. GMSN CHAPMAN JOHN RICHARD LTJG

CHITWOOD WILLIAM A BT3 CLAGGETT CLYDE M ETR2 COLEMAN DONALD N SN CONTRERAS RAMON MM3 COWARD JAMES SN CRAWFORD DONALD R MM3 CREDLE WILLIE G FN CREEL GASTON EDWARD CS3 CRIST ARLIE B GMC CUNNINGHAM DAVID L. LTJG CURTIS DON A. FT2 DANNER IRA J. RM3 DICKINSON MARTIN C LTJG DIETRICH KENNETH J FT3 DODGENS MAXWELL M SN DOLAN WILLIAM W. SO2 DUNBAR RICHARD PARKER LT DYCHES JIMMIE W SFM2 EDWARDS JAMES S. SD3 EICKMEYER CHARLES H EMC ELLIS DAYLE K. FTM3 EMBICK FRANK F LTJG ESCARCEGA EDWARD D ET2 EVANS ROSEVELT BT3 FELKINS PERRY G RMSN FRANKLIN DAVID A. MM2 FREYMILLER TERRILL F EN3 FROCK MARION D. ME2 FULLICEDO MODESTO M SD1 FULLMER JACOB L. MM3 GAINES ROBERT Y CDR GALLOWAY NORMAN R DC2 GEBHART CHARLES H. CSC GERE RAYMOND K GMSN GILCHRIST CHARLES B. RD3 GLENN JAMES W PN2 GONZALES RICHARD J ET2 GOSS BILLY WAYNE MM2 GRAHAM CHARLES W FT3 GREGG KENNETH W. BT2 GRINNELL FREDERICK C EM3 GROVES GARY C. YNT3 GUSTASON ROBERT V RM2

HAFTERSON DELANO D GM3 HALE RAYMOND C CS2 HALE EDWARD J RMC HAMMAR WILLIAM E. MM2 HAMNER JOHN L. SM3 HANLINE ARDEN C RM3 HANSEN RUAL ALFORD RD2 HARRISON ROBERT L BTC HART WILBUR L. BT3 HARTSELL FORNIE E MMC HENSLEY RONALD WILBERT SN HILL BOBBY C SN HILLIARD KENNETH E SN HOBBS CLINTON F RM3 HODGES THOMAS L. FN HOFFMAN WILLIAM CHARLES BM3 HOLLAND FABRUN J MM3 HOLPER THEODORE J BM3 HORRY HENRY C. SN HOWELL KENNETH A. ENSN HUCKABAY WILLIAM E SN HUNTER STANLEY D SN IVEY JAY D MM3 JACKSON ALBERT A FN JACOBUS GERALD WALTER SN JENSEN GLEN LAMAR SK1 JESSEPE FERRIS R SA JOHNSON JESSE G. EN3 JOHNSON JAMES C BT2 JONES IRA R BTC JORDAN CARL P FT1 KAIL BARRY J SH2 KEISTER RICHARD K. CS3 KEITH LLOYD D BT3 KENDALL CHARLES A SN KERR JOHN W SK3 KIEL RICHARD H. LTJG KLEER GEORGE J. SN KNIGHT BILLY G RD2 KNISLEY WOODROW H GM2 KNOX JOHN H. BM3 KROLL LAWRENCE S ENS KUMP JOHN R SFP3

KURLANDER MONTE L. SN LARIMORE DAMON G SN LAWLER ROBERT L TM1 LAWSON MONT BM1 LEGGETT DEAN F MM2 LEHRISSE JOSEPH A. SN LILLIE THOMAS JACK LTJG LINDSAY GEORGE "SPUD" E. GM2 LLOYD JOHN D. SN LONGCOY RICHARD L FT2 LORD MERLE S BT1 MAKRIS GEORGE N. GM2 MARZAN DANIEL A SH1 MARZOLA DOMINICK SN MATHESON LARRY C. MM3 MATTHEWS WALLACE L. SK2 MAYNARD LEON K DKSN McCONNELL ARDLE A. BMC McGAHEY JAMES C. SHPSN McMAHON JAMES P LCDR McMURPHY PATRICK H EM3 McNEAL DEWAYNE W. SN MESSNER STEPHEN A LTJG MICHEL GEORGE A SN MILLER DONNIE M MM3 MINNEY JAMES C. MM3 MOORE DONALD V. CSSN MOORE MARION RAY YNSN MOOREHEAD LUTHER WESTLEY CS1 MORRIS MARVIN EUGENE TM3 MUNSIE JOHN M FTC MURPHY RICHARD G. LTJG MURRAY ARTHUR J MM2 MYERS LLOYD A. MR1 MYNATT ROY B FN NANCE GEORGE T. EM1 NELSON JAMES RICHARD RM2 NICHOLAS JAMES E MM3 NIPPER HARVEY W. ET2 NOONAN JOHN JEFFERSON FTG3 NORRIS RALPH M MMFN OKEEFE JOSEPH J GM1 O'KEEFE JOSEPH J GM1

OLIVER JOHN A. SN O'NEAL JERRY G SN O'NEALE JERALD G. SN ORR JAMES K. SN OSBORNE ROBERT W. MM3 OSBORNE VAN L. RD2 PACE RICHARD P. YNC PARKER DEWEY G FTM3 PASCHALL ROBERT G. FN PASZKIEWICZ EDWARD (SKI) E. MM2 PECK DELBERT B. MM3 PETTY PATRICK A. LTJG PFUNTER LAWRENCE V TM2 PHILLIPS RONNIE M. EM2 PIERCE JACKIE L. BT3 PIERCE CLETUS E MM2 PITTARD WILLIAM C TM3 POCKRANDT RONALD G RD3 POPE BILLIE G. TM3 PRATER GALE P. FTM3 PRESCOTT GEORGE R. GM3 REEL JAMES M SN RETALLICK JAMES H. YN2 REUSCH W D MMC RHODES JAMES W YNSN RICE JIMMIE A. SN RICHMOND CHARLES J BT3 ROBINSON JACK W SN ROGERS MELVIN R. SA ROSSON GRANVILLE SID MM2 SACKETT MELVIN J BT3 SAKALA PETER P DKSN SANDERSON ROBERT O. BT2 SCHMIDT PAUL A. CS2 SECREST MARSHALL V SN SEELHORST WILBERT H FN SELVIG ABNER O. SOC SHARPE DONALD T MM1 SHEETS LARRY E. MM1 SKIDMORE PAUL E. MM3 SLATER NEIL W. SO2 SMITH SAMUEL H FN SOLI JOHN ELLING LTJG

SOLIS JOSEPH J SK3 SOLIWADA EDWARD D. MMFN SOULE ROGER H. MMC SPIVEY LEONARD EUGENE DK3 STABILE JOSEPH N. SN STACEY EDGAR P. ET2 STANEK JAMES J. BT2 STARK JERALD J. EMFN STAUTZENBERGER EMERY H SN STEFFENS CHARLES L. SO3 STEMMER CHARLES D. FT3 STORMONT ROBERT R. SN STOWELL HAROLD LAVERN MM2 TANNENBAUM MICHAEL JAY SK3 TAYLOR CHESTER V. SN TERRY CHARLES B. CS2 THARP JERRY W BT2 THOMAS ROBERT H SN TINGLE DAVID M FT2 TIS ROBERT J LTJG TITUS LEROY A. CSSN TONE TOM E. ET2 TRENT JAMES A LTJG TUCKER WILLIAM D FN TYLER WILLIAM J QM1 VAUGHT JACK M. LTJG VERMILYEA GERALD B. BT2 VILD CHARLES L MM2 VOLK GERALD D. BM3 WALKER SAMUEL H SN WATERBURY MICHAEL D BT3 WEIKLE CARL K. EN1 WESTON LESTER E FT2 WHISTLER RODGER H RD3 WHITE RICHARD C. SA WHORRALL EDWIN F TM2 WIEDIGER ROBERT W GMSN WILLIAMS CHARLES E RM3 WISDOM RONALD K FT2 WITTER HARRY A BT2 WONG JOHN SN WOODIN RICHARD W DC2 WRIGHT RICHARD A GM3

WYATT JOHN E. DC2 WYNN JOSEPH G GMC YETTER WILLIAM F SA YOUNG ARTHUR J HMC

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ABERNATHY WILLIAM D. SH1 ADAMSEN MALCOLM (MIKE) W BT3 ALICIA HARRY BT2 ALTPETER PHILLIP D FA ALVAREZ FRANKLIN FERNSLER LTJG ALYEA RICHARD A SN AMBERS KENNETH M SFM3 ANDERSON BILLY I TN ANTHENILL ANTHONY MMC APPLEGATE PAUL D EM3 APPLETON SHELBY GUINN SN ATCHINSON DAVID K SA ATKINSON JAY DOUGLAS BT3 AUBERT JOSEPH A. CS1 AULINSKIS JOEL B. SN AURE EDGARDO P FN BAILEY ROY A SN BAKER WALTER F. LT BALL RICHARD T SN BANNISTER JOHN R SN BARNETT BOYCE E SN BAVIER JAMES R GM2 BAXTER RONALD B FN BEACH LEMUEL H. MM2 BELTZ JOSEPH E RD2 BERNARD EDWARD O SH2 BERRY LaVERNE IC2 BERRY JAMES L FA BIEHN DONALD J BT2 BISHOP ROBERT D MM3 BLOUNT CHARLES WALTER ENS BOBRINK VANCE L. BT3 BONE KENNETH EN2 BOSCH THOMAS SN BOSE NELSON EUGENE ENS BOSLEY LOREN W. IC3 BOURQUE WHITNEY P MMFN BRADBURY JOHN W MMFA

BREWER CHARLES V CSSN BREWER WILSON L SN BROOKS RHODY L RD2 BROTHERS DONALD C SO2 BROWN FRANK BROWN WILLIAM J SN BROWN CHARLES H SN BRUMBAUGH RUSSELL E EM2 BRYANT HARLAN E SA BUCHANAN CHARLES E SA BUCKNER BENJAMIN W HMC BURCH JEROME P BM3 BURLEY WILLIAM D SN BUSSELL VERNON J MM3 BUTTS CECIL L. SN CADELL FRANK C RM3 CAMACHO ARTURO H SD2 CAMPBELL CLAUDE P BM3 CAMPBELL RAYMOND HARVEY BT3 CANTWELL BURNHAM MM1 CARILLO PRIMO C EM2 CARLIN LEROY E MM2 CARLON JOHN E SO2 CARNER GLENN M EM3 CARSON DONALD W BT1 CARTER GROVER B EN2 CARTER DONALD E PN2 CASTRO HENRY CS2 CATALFAMO PHILLIP A. GMSN CHAPMAN JOHN RICHARD LTJG CHARTERS LEO I YN2 CHESROW WILLIAM J FN CHIRHART DELMAR J CHITWOOD WILLIAM A BT3 CISSNA DURWARD W SA CLAGGETT CLYDE M ETR2 CLIFTON DUANE R STG2 CLOPTON WILLIE C SOGSN COLEMAN DONALD N SN CONTRERAS RAMON MM3 CONTRERAS F YN2 COOK ROSS EARL LTJG CORETHERS WILLIE SF1

COWARD JAMES SN CRAWFORD DONALD R MM3 CREDLE WILLIE G FN CREEL GASTON EDWARD CS3 CRIST ARLIE B GMC CROCKETT CS3 CROSBY HAROLD A DKC CRUSENBERRY LARRY D FN CRUZ GEORGE M SA CUNNINGHAM DAVID L. LTJG DANNER IRA J. RM3 DICKENSON GARY L. ETR3 DICKINSON MARTIN C LTJG DIETRICH KENNETH J FT3 DODGENS MAXWELL M SN DRAKE ROGERS P. DUBOSE JOSEPH C GMG3 DULOS CATALINO A SK2 DUNBAR RICHARD PARKER LT DUNCAN GEORGE E BT3 DUNN JAMES R PO3 DYCHES JIMMIE W SFM2 DYCHES ARCHIE C FA DYCUS JAMES F SN DZIEDZIC WALTER THEODORE LTJG EDWARDS JAMES S. SD3 EICKMEYER CHARLES H EMC ELLIS DAYLE K. FTM3 EMBICK FRANK F LTJG ENTREKIN RICHARD C. ERBA DONOVAN C SN ESCARCEGA EDWARD D ET2 ESTRELLA ARSENIO A. TN EVANS ROSEVELT BT3 FEAVEL KENNETH I FA FELKINS PERRY G RMSN FLEMING A A SN FLETCHER JOHN D SA FOUTS DAVID W RD2 FRANKLIN DAVID A. MM2 FREYMILLER TERRILL F EN3 FROMMEL GEORGE L. RM1 FULLICEDO MODESTO M SD1

FULLMER JACOB L. MM3 GAINES ROBERT Y CDR GALLOWAY NORMAN R DC2 GALVAN ROBERT A. SM1 GANN BILLY D BT1 GARCIA FRANK P SN GARY EUGENE J GM2 GASBER DENNIS E SN GAUTHIER RABERT SA GERE RAYMOND K GMSN GEYER ROBERT N GILDER RICHARD J SN GILMAN GALE K. GM1 GLENN JAMES W PN2 GOGERTY THOMAS WILEY EMFN GONZALES RICHARD J ET2 GOSS BILLY WAYNE MM2 GRABLE GALE N SM3 GRAHAM CHARLES W FT3 GRAHAM ROBERT A FN GRICE LEON E. GRINNELL FREDERICK C EM3 GRINNELL R C. E. SN GRUBE MICHAEL E EMFA GUANGA ROBERTO SD2 GUSTASON ROBERT V RM2 GUY PETER N. HAFTERSON DELANO D GM3 HAGUEWOOD JERRY L. RMSN HALE RAYMOND C CS2 HALE EDWARD J RMC HAMMAR WILLIAM E. MM2 HAMNER JOHN L. SM3 HANCOCK JOHNNY LEE FN HANLINE ARDEN C RM3 HANSELMAN JOHN MICHAEL RD2 HANSEN RUAL ALFORD RD2 HARDING ALVIS D SOGSN HARPER VERNON L MM2 HARRISON H TN HART WILBUR L. BT3 HARTSELL FORNIE E MMC HATCHELL LOUIS C FA

HAYES JACK W SN HEATH ALFRED T SOSN HEGUDIS MICHAEL BMC HELGET JAMES L SN HENDERSHOT GERRY ELLSW* ENS HENSLEY RONALD WILBERT SN HEWITT JACK L FTA3 HEWITT WILLIAM H SH3 HIEGEL KENNETH JOSEPH LT HIGGINS CHARLES J GMSA HILL CLARENCE EDWARD ENS HILL BOBBY C SN HILL FREDERICK BM1 HILLIARD KENNETH E SN HINES ELBRIDGE FN HINKIE CECIL F BM1 HIRD JAMES C SA HOBBS CLINTON F RM3 HODGES THOMAS L. FN HODGES JAMES E SN HOFFMAN WILLIAM CHARLES BM3 HOLLAND FABRUN J MM3 HOLPER THEODORE J BM3 HOULE EDWARD T MM2 HOWELL KENNETH A. ENSN HUCKABAY WILLIAM E SN HUME ROBERT ZANE PNA3 HUNT PETER J MM3 HUNTER STANLEY D SN INMAN MELVIN H SN IVEY JAY D MM3 JACKSON ALBERT A FN JENSEN GLEN LAMAR SK1 JESSEPE FERRIS R SA JESSOP JOSEPH E EM3 JOHNSON JESSE G. EN3 JOHNSON JAMES C BT2 JOHNSON SUSSELL S. JOHNSON R S SA JONES IRA R BTC JONES DONALD W RD2 JONES CLINTON A. JORDAN MICHAEL EDWA* FTG2

JORDAN CARL P FT1 KAIL BARRY J SH2 KEETON EARL SN KEITH LLOYD D BT3 KENDALL CHARLES A SN KENNEY MICHAEL E FA KENYON CLAYTON H YN1 KERR JOHN W SK3 KIMBALL GOODWIN WINDER GMG3 KING EDWARD H RMC KNIGHT BILLY G RD2 KNISLEY WOODROW H GM2 KOHLER GERALD W ICFA KROLL LAWRENCE S ENS KUMP JOHN R SFP3 LAKE FLOYD L. FN LARIMORE DAMON G SN LARSEN CLIFFORD I FN LAWLER ROBERT L TM1 LAWYER R L SN LEE ROBERT R RD3 LEGGETT DEAN F MM2 LERAS GEORGE N BM2 LETT ROBERT ALLEN ENS LILLIE THOMAS JACK LTJG LINDSAY GEORGE "SPUD" E. GM2 LORD MERLE S BT1 LOYD J D SA LYKKEGAARD ALEX P. ETR2 LYONS ARLINGTON P BM3 MARTIN JAMES W FA MARZAN DANIEL A SH1 MATHESON LARRY C. MM3 MATTHEWS WALLACE L. SK2 MAYNARD LEON K DKSN McADAMS ROBERT B LCDR McELROY ARLIE FRED SN McKINNEY EDWIN C SN McMAHON JAMES P LCDR McMURPHY PATRICK H EM3 MESSNER STEPHEN A LTJG MICHEL GEORGE A SN MILLER DONNIE M MM3

MINNEY JAMES C. MM3 MOE ARCHIE BTFN MOORE JAMES HARRIS CDR MOORE MARION RAY YNSN MOOREHEAD LUTHER WESTLEY CS1 MUNSIE JOHN M FTC MURPHY THURSTON T BM2 MURRAY ARTHUR J MM2 MYNATT ROY B FN NANCE GEORGE T. EM1 NELSON JAMES RICHARD RM2 NICHOLAS JAMES E MM3 NOONAN JOHN JEFFERSON FTG3 NORRIS RALPH M MMFN OBORN JAMES R. OKEEFE JOSEPH J GM1 O'NEAL JERRY G SN O'NEALE JERALD G. SN OSBORNE ROBERT W. MM3 PARKER MALCOLM E YN3 PARKER CALVAN F TMSN PASCHALL ROBERT G. FN PASCHALL R E SA PASZKIEWICZ EDWARD (SKI) E. MM2 PATE CHARLES R. SN PATTERSON RUSSELL W. MR3 PAULINO TRINIDAD L.R. PAULSEN CARL J. PEVEHOUSE SAMUEL D. PFUNTER LAWRENCE V TM2 PIEJA EUGENE J RD2 PIERCE CLETUS E MM2 PITTARD WILLIAM C TM3 POCKRANDT RONALD G RD3 POLVADO LESLIE H EM3 POPE BILLIE G. TM3 RAMIREZ ALFONSO F. FTASN READY JOE B SOSN REUSCH W D MMC RICHMOND CHARLES J BT3 RICHMOND CURTIS ROBINSON JACK W SN ROBINSON ROBERT LARRY FTMSN

ROBINSON J W SN ROGERS MELVIN R. SA ROLF HAROLD A. ROSE FRED G SOG3 ROSSON GRANVILLE SID MM2 ROWLAND ROBERT L. FN ROWLAND K E CSC SACKETT MELVIN J BT3 SAKALA PETER P DKSN SANDERSON ROBERT O. BT2 SANDS RICHARD L SOSN SCHULL TOMMY G SFP3 SCROGGINS CECIL F SN SEARS LUTHER H SN SEASE MARK DANIAL BT2 SECREST MARSHALL V SN SEELHORST WILBERT H FN SEIBEL GARY D TM3 SELVIG ABNER O. SOC SHARPE DONALD T MM1 SHEETS LARRY E. MM1 SILVANIA GENARO E. TN SKIDMORE PAUL E. MM3 SMITH SAMUEL H FN SOLI JOHN ELLING LTJG SOLIS JOSEPH J SK3 SOLIWADA EDWARD D. MMFN SOMALES JOHN W FA SORIANO ERNESTO F TN SPITZER GEORGE L. SN STANEK JAMES J. BT2 STARK JERALD J. EMFN STAUTZENBERGER EMERY H SN STEARNS JAMES F SHSN STEMMER CHARLES D. FT3 STEPHENS LEON W SA STORMONT ROBERT R. SN STOWELL HAROLD LAVERN MM2 SWEENEY PATRICK E. IC3 TALAMINI UMBERTO N. SN TAYLOR WILLIAM D SN TERRY EDMOND W. MM3 THARP JERRY W BT2

THOMAS ROBERT H SN TINGLE DAVID M FT2 TITUS LEROY A. CSSN TRENT JAMES A LTJG TUCKER WILLIAM D FN TYLER WILLIAM J QM1 VAUGHT JACK M. LTJG VERMILYEA GERALD B. BT2 VILD CHARLES L MM2 WALKER SAMUEL H SN WALKER ROBERT W EM2 WALLIN EUGENE E FA WALTON ARTHUR G GM3 WATERBURY MICHAEL D BT3 WEITZ ALBERT C J RD3 WESTON LESTER E FT2 WHISTLER RODGER H RD3 WHITE RICHARD L SA WHITSON JACK A RD1 WHORRALL EDWIN F TM2 WIEDIGER ROBERT W GMSN WIEDIGER GARY A SFM3 WILES THOMAS W MM2 WILLIAMS CHARLES E RM3 WILLIAMS JOHN E MMFN WING RICHARD D CS2 WIREMAN DALLAS ETN2 WISDOM RONALD K FT2 WITTER HARRY A BT2 WOODIN RICHARD W DC2 WRIGHT RICHARD A GM3 WYNN JOSEPH G GMC YETTER WILLIAM F SA YOUNG ARTHUR J HMC ZIMMERMAN THOMAS E.

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ABBOTT JOHN M. ABERNATHY WILLIAM D. SH1 ABLES JAMES A BT1 ADAMS CLIFFORD R. ADAMSEN MALCOLM (MIKE) 3.. BT3 ALBRIGHT JOHN DOUGLAS ENS ALSTON JUSTUS O. ALVAREZ FRANKLIN FERNSLER LTJG ALYEA RICHARD A SN AMANTE JOSE A. TN AMBERS KENNETH M SFM3 ANDERSON JIMMY L FN ANGELILLO RICHARD H. ANTHENILL ANTHONY MMC APPLEGATE PAUL D EM3 APPLETON SHELBY GUINN SN ASUNCION BENDICTO C. ATKINS RICHARD FTMSN AUBERT JOSEPH A. CS1 AURE EDGARDO P FN BAILEY ROY A SN BAKER WALTER F. LT BAKER JOSEPH I. BAKER JERRY MERLE RD2 BAKER CHARLES LYNN BMSN BANNISTER JOHN R SN BARDSLEY FREDERICK RUSSELL RM3 BARETT WARREN BARNETT B M SK3 BARRETT WARREN W. BATH HOMER H GM1 BAVIER JAMES R GM2 BAXTER RONALD B FN BAZA VINCENTE ACFALLE FN BEACH LEMUEL H. MM2 BEASLEY F H SA BELTZ JOSEPH E RD2 BENSLEY GEORGE L. SA

BERENDSEN J L ETNSA BERG HARRY DENNIS SN BICKFORD RONNIE I SA BLACKWELL HOBSON D EM3 BLANCHARD JOHN B. SN BLOUNT CHARLES WALTER ENS BOBRINK VANCE L. BT3 BONE KENNETH EN2 BOSCH THOMAS SN BOSE NELSON EUGENE ENS BOWMAN HERSCHEL E. BOWMAN JAMES W FA BOYER DALE HAROLD SN BRADBURY JOHN W MMFA BRANCH PAUL J. MM1 BRAZDA ROGER ALLEN GMG3 BREWER CHARLES V CSSN BROOKS RHODY L RD2 BROOKS CHARLES L. BROTHERS DONALD C SO2 BROWN FRANK BROWN WILLIAM J SN BRUMBAUGH RUSSELL E EM2 BRYANT HARLAN E SA BUFFY GEORGE P YN2 BURCH JEROME P BM3 BURRESS RICHARD W. GM2 BUTTLE T B SA BUTTS CECIL L. SN CAMACHO ARTURO H SD2 CAMERON GAUVAIN CAMPBELL RAYMOND HARVEY BT3 CARILLO PRIMO C EM2 CARLIN LEROY E MM2 CARNER GLENN M EM3 CARSON DONALD W BT1 CASEBEER BOBBY W GMG3 CASTRO HENRY CS2 CATALFAMO PHILLIP A. GMSN CATES JIMMY T MM CHAPMAN JOHN RICHARD LTJG CHARTERS LEO I YN2 CHERNICH KENNETH BMSN

CHERRY C W FN CHESROW WILLIAM J FN CHIRHART DELMAR J CHURCH A H SH3 CIRINCIONI FRANK G. RM2 CISSNA DURWARD W SA CLAGGETT CLYDE M ETR2 CLARK THOMAS A EMFA CLIFTON DUANE R STG2 CLOPTON WILLIE C SOGSN COOK ROSS EARL LTJG COPLEY OMER C. CORETHERS WILLIE SF1 CREDLE WILLIE G FN CRIST ARLIE B GMC CROSBY HAROLD A DKC CRUSENBERRY LARRY D FN DALF GLENN F RM3 DALLAS M FN DANNER IRA J. RM3 DAVIS DAVID QM3 DELA CRUZ TEODORO B. DEPTULA ROBERT ROY YN2 DICKENSON GARY L. ETR3 DODGENS MAXWELL M SN DOUGLAS WALLACE M BM3 DOWNES RUDOLPH SN DRAKE ROGERS P. DU BOSE JOSEPH C. DUBOSE JOSEPH C GMG3 DULOS CATALINO A SK2 DUMMITT RIVAL E. SA DUNBAR RICHARD PARKER LT DUNCAN GEORGE E BT3 DUNN JAMES R PO3 DUNSFORD J B SA DYCHES JIMMIE W SFM2 DYCHES ARCHIE C FA DYCUS JAMES F SN DZIEDZIC WALTER THEODORE LTJG EGESDAL LARRY M. ELLIS ROGER PENGELL FTG3 ENTREKIN RICHARD C.

ERBA DONOVAN C SN ERICKSON HARVEY DEL* SOG2 ESTRELLA ARSENIO A. TN EVANS HENRY G. FTC FAVROT RICHMOND GERRARD ENS FEAVEL KENNETH I FA FELKINS PERRY G RMSN FITZGERALD DONALD R BT3 FLETCHER JOHN D SA FOLEY MAURICE GORDON BTFN FOUTS DAVID W RD2 FRANEY JAMES F. FRANKLIN JERRY L. FREEMAN DONNIE EUGENE SA FREI JOHN KASPER ETR3 FRENCH HENRY W SN FREW TERRY M FN FRITZMAN JOHN H. MM1 FROMMEL GEORGE L. RM1 FROST NORMAN. D SN FULLMER JACOB L. MM3 GALLOWAY BILLY DEWAYNE FN GALLOWAY NORMAN R DC2 GALLOWAY ROY H. GALVAN ROBERT A. SM1 GANN BILLY D BT1 GARCIA FRANK P SN GASBER DENNIS E SN GASS ELBERT CLARK SN GERE RAYMOND K GMSN GEYER ROBERT N GILDER RICHARD J SN GILLIAM GERALD J. GILMAN GALE K. GM1 GLADDEN RAYMOND SA GLENN JAMES W PN2 GOGERTY THOMAS WILEY EMFN GOLDBERG MARSHALL S SM3 GONZALES G BT2 GOODMAN IVAN R PN1 GOSS BILLY WAYNE MM2 GRABLE GALE N SM3 GRAFF RICHARD HARTSHOR LTJG

GRAHAM CHARLES W FT3 GRAHAM ROBERT A FN GREEN CHARLES E. SH2 GREINER ALFRED D. GRICE LEON E. GRINNELL FREDERICK C EM3 GUSTASON ROBERT V RM2 GUTIERREZ JOHN RM1 GUY PETER N. HAGUEWOOD JERRY L. RMSN HAINES DOUGLAS M MIDSHIP HALE RAYMOND C CS2 HALL FRED L. HAMMAR WILLIAM E. MM2 HAMNER JOHN L. SM3 HANCOCK JOHNNY LEE FN HANLINE ARDEN C RM3 HANSELMAN JOHN MICHAEL RD2 HARDING ALVIS D SOGSN HARPER VERNON L MM2 HARRISON ROBERT L BTC HEGUDIS MICHAEL BMC HEIDBRINK D G FN HEISLER JAMES A FA HEKMAN P. M. LTJG HENDERSHOT GERRY ELLSW* ENS HEWITT JACK L FTA3 HEWITT WILLIAM H SH3 HIATT JAMES M. HIEGEL KENNETH JOSEPH LT HIGGINS CHARLES J GMSA HILL ALBERT W SA HILL BOBBY C SN HILL CLARENCE EDWARD ENS HILL FREDERICK BM1 HILL BRENT C GMG3 HILLIARD KENNETH E SN HINES ELBRIDGE FN HINKIE CECIL F BM1 HOBBS CLINTON F RM3 HODGES THOMAS L. FN HODGES JAMES E SN HOLLAND FABRUN J MM3

HOLLAND MORTON GRANT QM2 HOULE EDWARD T MM2 HUCKABAY WILLIAM E SN HUME ROBERT ZANE PNA3 HUNT PETER J MM3 HURT ROGER L. IVEY JAY D MM3 JACKSON ALBERT A FN JACKSON THOMAS E. LCDR JESSOP JOSEPH E EM3 JOHNSON RUBIN H RD1 JOHNSON JAMES C BT2 JOHNSON SUSSELL S. JOHNSON R S SA JONES IRA R BTC JONES CLINTON A. JONES DONALD W RD2 JORDAN MICHAEL EDWA* FTG2 KEETON EARL SN KEINER BILLY L. RDSN KENDALL CHARLES A SN KENT PAUL A. SN KILLEBREW PAUL M. KIMBALL GOODWIN WINDER GMG3 KINCAID JOSEPH D. KING EDWARD H RMC KNISLEY WOODROW H GM2 KOCSIS W F FA KOHLER GERALD W ICFA KOTAS CHARLES I SA KREBSER R U SA KROLL LAWRENCE S ENS LAGUANA M L SA LAKE FLOYD L. FN LAMBERT DONALD C EM1 LAMON THOMAS G SM3 LANDRY WILLIE J FN LANSING DONALD L IC2 LARIMORE DAMON G SN LARSEN CLIFFORD I FN LAWLER ROBERT L TM1 LEE ROBERT R RD3 LEE CECIL H.

LEE JERRY LEGGETT DEAN F MM2 LESLIE RALPH R. LETT ROBERT ALLEN ENS LILLIE THOMAS JACK LTJG LINDSAY GEORGE "SPUD" E. GM2 LOGAN JAMES C. LOHSE L B SA LONG GAETON ANTHONY LTJG LORD MERLE S BT1 LUNDQUIST DALE M GMG3 LUZANO F D SK3 LYKKEGAARD ALEX P. ETR2 LYONS ARLINGTON P BM3 MADDOX ROBERT E. YN3 MAHONEY D D SN MAMNER JOHN L SM3 MANDUFFIE JAMES L. MM3 MARTIN JAMES W FA MARZAN DANIEL A SH1 MATHESON LARRY C. MM3 MATTHEWS WALLACE L. SK2 MATTHEWS WILLIAM B. MAYNARD LEON K DKSN McADAMS ROBERT B LCDR McCUTCHAN ROBERT W. SM1 McELROY ARLIE FRED SN McGEE CARL D. FN McGUIRE DAVID M. McKEAN RICHARD LEE SOG2 McKINNEY EDWIN C SN McMONAGLE THOMAS D SA MENDOZA JOSE P. MILLER DONNIE M MM3 MILLER DARRELL H MM3 MITCHELL J SH1 MOE ARCHIE BTFN MOORE T P BTFN MOORE JAMES HARRIS CDR MOOREHEAD LUTHER WESTLEY CS1 MORRIS JESSE L. MURPHY THURSTON T BM2 MUTCH LAWRENCE A. MMC

NANCE GEORGE T. EM1 NELSON JAMES RICHARD RM2 NESS G A EM3 NICHOLAS JAMES E MM3 NOONAN JOHN JEFFERSON FTG3 OBORN JAMES R. O'BRIEN EDWARD E. O'NEALE JERALD G. SN O'REILLY BRUCE J QMSN PARKER CALVAN F TMSN PARKER MALCOLM E YN3 PASCHALL ROBERT G. FN PASCHALL R E SA PASZKIEWICZ EDWARD (SKI) E. MM2 PASZKIEWICZ ANTHONY W. FT3 PATE CHARLES R. SN PATTERSON RUSSELL W. MR3 PAULINO TRINIDAD L.R. PAULSEN CARL J. PEVEHOUSE SAMUEL D. PFUNTER LAWRENCE V TM2 PHILLIPS JOEL E PO3 PIEJA EUGENE J RD2 PIERCE CLETUS E MM2 PINNELL R F MM1 PITTARD WILLIAM C TM3 POBUDA DANIEL GEORGE MM2 POINTER JAMES H SM2 POLVADO LESLIE H EM3 RAINES THOMAS G MM3 RAMIREZ ALFONSO F. FTASN REUSCH W D MMC REVEHOUSE SAMUEL GM1 RICE JESSIE F RICHMOND CURTIS RILEY DAVID F GMG2 ROBEY RICHARD A SFM1 ROBINSON ROBERT LARRY FTMSN ROFF CHARLES W RD3 ROGERS MELVIN R. SA ROLF HAROLD A. ROSE FRED G SOG3 ROWLAND ROBERT L. FN

RUEHLE RICHARD R. IC2 SAMUELSON ALAN C RM1 SCHNEIDER FRANK A. SCHOOP HENRY T FN2 SCHULL TOMMY G SFP3 SCROGGINS CECIL F SN SEARS LUTHER H SN SEASE MARK DANIAL BT2 SECREST MARSHALL V SN SEELHORST WILBERT H FN SEIBEL GARY D TM3 SHANNON D P RD3 SHARP JAMES L BM3 SHARPE DONALD T MM1 SHAVER LEROY J. SHOVE LYNDON L. SHUGHART JAMES N. LTJG SHUSTER MICHAEL E. RM3 SILVANIA GENARO E. TN SIMMONS RAY A EM3 SIMMS WALTER T.B. SN SKIDMORE PAUL E. MM3 SMITH SAMUEL H FN SNAVELY JAMES S RDSN SNODGRASS E L CSC SOLI JOHN ELLING LTJG SOLIS JOSEPH J SK3 SPITZER GEORGE L. SN STANEK JAMES J. BT2 STANFIELD J W BMSN STAUTZENBERGER EMERY H SN STEIGERWALT LAMAR M MM2 STEVENSON ELMER R. GM3 STOWELL HAROLD LAVERN MM2 SWEENEY PATRICK E. IC3 TABOR JAMES N ETR3 TALAMINI UMBERTO N. SN TAYLOR WILLIAM D SN TERRELL JOHN RAY ED QM3 TERRY EDMOND W. MM3 THARP JERRY W BT2 THOMAS ROBERT H SN THOMAS ELLIX M.

THORBURN DONALD BLA* SK3 TRIEBWASSER RUSSELL W SOG3 TYLER WILLIAM J QM1 UBANDO FREDERICO R. SD1 UNDERWOOD WILLIAM L. MMFA UTZ DONALD M BM2 VALERIO PATRICIO SKC WALLIN EUGENE E FA WALTON ARTHUR G GM3 WATERBURY MICHAEL D BT3 WEISSMAN ROBERT WEITZ ALBERT C J RD3 WELLINGTON ROBERT D. WENHAM ROBERT J ETRSN WESTON LESTER E FT2 WHALEN JOHN M OFFICER WHISTLER RODGER H RD3 WHITE RICHARD L SA WHITE STEPHEN HARLEY DK3 WHITSON JACK A RD1 WHORRALL EDWIN F TM2 WIEDIGER ROBERT W GMSN WIEDIGER GARY A SFM3 WIESTLING H R SA WILES THOMAS W MM2 WILLARD JAMES A. SN WILLIAMS JOHN E MMFN WINCHESTER MICHAEL W. WIREMAN DALLAS ETN2 WISDOM RONALD K FT2 WITTER HARRY A BT2 WOLF ROBERT W. WOMACK LEONARD RAY LT WRIGHT C T SA WRIGHT RICHARD A GM3 YETTER WILLIAM F SA ZAMORA RICHARD R CS2 ZIMMERMAN THOMAS E. ZUPKO JOSEPH R SN

1961

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ABBOTT JOHN M. ABERNATHY WILLIAM D. SH1 ABLES JAMES A BT1 ADAMS CLIFFORD R. ALBRIGHT JOHN DOUGLAS ENS ALSTON JUSTUS O. ALVAREZ FRANKLIN FERNSLER LTJG AMANTE JOSE A. TN ANGELILLO RICHARD H. ASUNCION BENDICTO C. ATKINS RICHARD FTMSN AUBERT JOSEPH A. CS1 BAKER CHARLES LYNN BMSN BAKER JERRY MERLE RD2 BAKER JOSEPH I. BARDSLEY FREDERICK RUSSELL RM3 BARETT WARREN BARRETT WARREN W. BEACH LEMUEL H. MM2 BECK CLYDE BENJAMIN RD3 BELTZ JOSEPH E RD2 BENSLEY GEORGE L. SA BERG HARRY DENNIS SN BICKFORD RONNIE I SA BLACKWELL HOBSON D EM3 BLANCHARD JOHN B. SN BOBRINK VANCE L. BT3 BOSE NELSON EUGENE ENS BOWMAN HERSCHEL E. BOWMAN JAMES W FA BOYER DALE HAROLD SN BRADBURY JOHN W MMFA BRANCH PAUL J. MM1 BRAZDA ROGER ALLEN GMG3 BROOKS CHARLES L. BROTHERS DONALD C SO2 BROWN WILLIAM J SN BURCH JEROME P BM3

BURRESS RICHARD W. GM2 BUTTS CECIL L. SN BUTTS DAVID R BTG2 CADE JAMES HAROLD SN CAMERON GAUVAIN CAMPBELL RAYMOND HARVEY BT3 CARILLO PRIMO C EM2 CARLIN LEROY E MM2 CARNER GLENN M EM3 CARSON DONALD W BT1 CASEBEER BOBBY W GMG3 CATES JIMMY T MM CHERNICH KENNETH BMSN CIRINCIONI FRANK G. RM2 CISSNA DURWARD W SA CLARK THOMAS A EMFA CLIFTON DUANE R STG2 CLOPTON WILLIE C SOGSN COOK ROSS EARL LTJG COPLEY OMER C. CORETHERS WILLIE SF1 CREDLE WILLIE G FN DAVIS DAVID QM3 DELA CRUZ TEODORO B. DELONG HERBERT B ST1 DENNEY CHARLES R. ENS DEPTULA ROBERT ROY YN2 DODGENS MAXWELL M SN DOLEZEL EDWARD P. EM3 DOUGLAS WALLACE M BM3 DOWNES RUDOLPH SN DU BOSE JOSEPH C. DUBOSE JOSEPH C GMG3 DUMMITT RIVAL E. SA DUNBAR RICHARD PARKER LT DUNN JAMES R PO3 DYCUS JAMES F SN DZIEDZIC WALTER THEODORE LTJG EGESDAL LARRY M. ELLIS ROGER PENGELL FTG3 ENGLAND ROBERT B. FTM2 ERICKSON HARVEY DEL* SOG2 ESTRELLA ARSENIO A. TN

EVANS HENRY G. FTC FAIRFIELD CARL ALLEN LTJG FAVROT RICHMOND GERRARD ENS FELKINS PERRY G RMSN FITZGERALD DONALD R BT3 FLANAGAN TIM LTJG FOLEY MAURICE GORDON BTFN FOUTS DAVID W RD2 FRANEY JAMES F. FRANKLIN JERRY L. FREEMAN DONNIE EUGENE SA FREI JOHN KASPER ETR3 FRENCH HENRY W SN FREW TERRY M FN FRITZMAN JOHN H. MM1 FROST NORMAN. D SN GALLOWAY NORMAN R DC2 GALLOWAY ROY H. GANN BILLY D BT1 GASBER DENNIS E SN GASS ELBERT CLARK SN GEYER ROBERT N GILLIAM GERALD J. GILMAN GALE K. GM1 GINGRAS PETER LT GLADDEN RAYMOND SA GOLDBERG MARSHALL S SM3 GORDON MAX G SK1 GOSS BILLY WAYNE MM2 GRABLE GALE N SM3 GRAFF RICHARD HARTSHOR LTJG GREEN CHARLES E. SH2 GREINER ALFRED D. GUTIERREZ JOHN RM1 HALE RAYMOND C CS2 HALL FRED L. HAMMAR WILLIAM E. MM2 HANSELMAN JOHN MICHAEL RD2 HARDING ALVIS D SOGSN HARDY JAY HAROLD RM2 HARPER VERNON L MM2 HARRIS JEROME CARL SOGSN HAYES DAVID ALLEN SN

HEISLER JAMES A FA HEWITT JACK L FTA3 HEWITT WILLIAM H SH3 HIATT JAMES M. HICKS BILLY R SN HIEGEL KENNETH JOSEPH LT HILL CLARENCE EDWARD ENS HILL FREDERICK BM1 HILL BRENT C GMG3 HOLLAND BRUCE M SM3 HOLLAND MORTON GRANT QM2 HORST GERALD LOUIS DK2 HOULE EDWARD T MM2 HUNT PETER J MM3 HURT ROGER L. JACKSON THOMAS E. LCDR JONES DONALD W RD2 JORDAN MICHAEL EDWA* FTG2 KANE PAUL SN KAPPELER ALLAN J. KEETON EARL SN KEINER BILLY L. RDSN KENT PAUL A. SN KILLEBREW PAUL M. KIMBALL GOODWIN WINDER GMG3 KINCAID JOSEPH D. KNISLEY WOODROW H GM2 KOHLER GERALD W ICFA KURCINIK STEVEN A. GM3 LAMON THOMAS G SM3 LANDRY WILLIE J FN LARIMORE DAMON G SN LARSEN CLIFFORD I FN LAWLER ROBERT L TM1 LEE CECIL H. LEE JERRY LESLIE RALPH R. LETT ROBERT ALLEN ENS LINDSAY GEORGE "SPUD" E. GM2 LITTLE LEONARD L. FTG3 LOGAN JAMES C. LONG GAETON ANTHONY LTJG LORD MERLE S BT1

LUNDQUIST DALE M GMG3 LYKKEGAARD ALEX P. ETR2 MADDOX ROBERT E. YN3 MANDUFFIE JAMES L. MM3 MARTIN JAMES W FA MATTHEWS WALLACE L. SK2 MATTHEWS WILLIAM B. McADAMS ROBERT B LCDR McCARTHY HARRY GM3 McCUTCHAN ROBERT W. SM1 McGEE CARL D. FN McGUIRE DAVID M. McKEAN RICHARD LEE SOG2 McKINNEY EDWIN C SN McMONAGLE THOMAS D SA MENDOZA JOSE P. MILLER DARRELL H MM3 MILLS ORVAL M MM1 MOORE JAMES HARRIS CDR MORRIS WALTER DC2 MORRIS JESSE L. MULLINS CARL (MOON) R CS3 MURPHY THURSTON T BM2 MUTCH LAWRENCE A. MMC NEFF J BRADLEY ETNSN NELSON JAMES RICHARD RM2 NEVILLE JOHN B NICHOLAS JAMES E MM3 NOONAN JOHN JEFFERSON FTG3 O'BRIEN EDWARD E. O'REILLY BRUCE J QMSN PARKER MALCOLM E YN3 PASCHALL ROBERT G. FN PASZKIEWICZ ANTHONY W. FT3 PASZKIEWICZ EDWARD (SKI) E. MM2 PATE CHARLES R. SN PHILLIPS JOEL E PO3 PIEJA EUGENE J RD2 PIERCE CLETUS E MM2 PITTARD WILLIAM C TM3 POBUDA DANIEL GEORGE MM2 POINTER JAMES H SM2 POLVADO LESLIE H EM3

RAINES THOMAS G MM3 RAMIREZ ALFONSO F. FTASN RENFRO DAVID FN REUSCH W D MMC RHODES ARLAN E SA RICE JESSIE F RIKARD JOHN O'DELL EM3 RILEY DAVID F GMG2 ROBEY RICHARD A SFM1 ROFF CHARLES W RD3 ROSE FRED G SOG3 ROWLAND ROBERT L. FN RUEHLE RICHARD R. IC2 SAMUELSON ALAN C RM1 SCHNEIDER FRANK A. SEARS LUTHER H SN SEASE MARK DANIAL BT2 SEELHORST WILBERT H FN SEIBEL GARY D TM3 SHAVER LEROY J. SHOVE LYNDON L. SHUGHART JAMES N. LTJG SHUSTER MICHAEL E. RM3 SIMMS WALTER T.B. SN SNAVELY JAMES S RDSN STABLER CARL A. BT2 STANEK JAMES J. BT2 STANFIELD J W BMSN STEIGERWALT LAMAR M MM2 STEVENSON ELMER R. GM3 STOE FREDERICK MMC TALAMINI UMBERTO N. SN TERRELL JOHN RAY ED QM3 THARP JERRY W BT2 THOMAS ELLIX M. THORBURN DONALD BLA* SK3 TRIEBWASSER RUSSELL W SOG3 TRITT GERALD MIDSHP TYLER WILLIAM J QM1 UBANDO FREDERICO R. SD1 UNDERWOOD WILLIAM L. MMFA UTZ DONALD M BM2 VALERIO PATRICIO SKC

VELLIQUETTE DOUGLAS L TM3 WALEN JAMES WALLIN EUGENE E FA WEISSMAN ROBERT WEITZ ALBERT C J RD3 WELLINGTON ROBERT D. WENHAM ROBERT J ETRSN WHALEN JOHN M OFFICER WHISTLER RODGER H RD3 WHITE STEPHEN HARLEY DK3 WHORRALL EDWIN F TM2 WIEDIGER GARY A SFM3 WILLARD JAMES A. SN WILLIAMS JOHN E MMFN WINCHESTER MICHAEL W. WIREMAN DALLAS ETN2 WITTER HARRY A BT2 WOLF ROBERT W. WOMACK LEONARD RAY LT YARBER RICHARD W MM2 YETTER WILLIAM F SA ZAMORA RICHARD R CS2 ZIEMBA ERNEST A RM2 ZUPKO JOSEPH R SN

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ABLES JAMES A BT1 AMANTE JOSE A. TN ANANIA ROBERT R. BT3 AUBERT JOSEPH A. CS1 AVERY DANNY JOE SN BAKER CHARLES LYNN BMSN BAKER JERRY MERLE RD2 BARDSLEY FREDERICK RUSSELL RM3 BARGHAAN HERBERT GMGSN BARKER EDWIN L BM1 BEACH LEMUEL H. MM2 BEARD ROBERT DANIEL ET3 BECK CLYDE BENJAMIN RD3 BECKMANN RALPH D. EM1 BEHRENDT EVERETT WALDO GMG3 BENNETT DANIEL RICH* SN BERG HARRY DENNIS SN BERRYMAN JESSE A YNC BEWIGHOUSE KENNET J SN BLANCHARD JOHN B. SN BLOYD GLENN LEE SN BODGENS MAXWELL M GMG3 BORTON NORMAN SMC BOYER DALE HAROLD SN BRAZDA ROGER ALLEN GMG3 BROWN PAUL G RD3 BRUSH JAMES DILLON LTJG BURCH JEROME P BM3 CADE JAMES HAROLD SN CARLIN LEROY E MM2 CARLSEN RALPH STEP* SOG2 CARNER GLENN M EM3 CASEBEER BOBBY W GMG3 CASTANO JESSE ALEX SA CATES JIMMY T MM CIRINCIONI FRANK G. RM2 COLLINS MELVIN T MM2 CONNER CLARENCE D GMM1 CUNNINGHAM DAVID L GMG3 DAVES WILLIAM FLOYD SN DAVIS DAVID QM3 DEAKMAN LARRY ERNEST TM3 DEARTH LAWRENCE C SO1

DECKER RONALD D. FTG3 DELONG HERBERT B ST1 DENNEY CHARLES R. ENS DEPTULA ROBERT ROY YN2 DOLEZEL EDWARD P. EM3 DOUGLAS WALLACE M BM3 DOWNES RUDOLPH SN DUBOSE JOSEPH C GMG3 DUNEVANT BOBBY LOUI* SN DUNN JAMES R PO3 DZIEDZIC WALTER THEODORE LTJG EARNEY JERALD D RD3 EGGERS GARY L. FT2 ELLIS ROGER PENGELL FTG3 ENGEL ROBERT J SHSN ENGLAND ROBERT B. FTM2 ERICKSON HARVEY DEL* SOG2 EVEREST ELMER (BUD) C EMFN FAIRFIELD CARL ALLEN LTJG FARIELLO THEODORE L SN FEARS RICHARD LYNN TMSN FERRA DONALD GEORGE SOGSN FINN KEVIN WILLIAM SN FINSCH LAWRENCE G GMG3 FISH LAWRENCE DONALD RD3 FLAHARTY ARNEA ROLA* RDSN FLANAGAN TIM LTJG FORST RONALD LTJG FREI JOHN KASPER ETR3 FRENCH HENRY W SN GALLOWAY NORMAN R DC2 GANN BILLY D BT1 GARCIA JOHNNY SN GASBER DENNIS E SN GASS ELBERT CLARK SN GINGRAS PETER LT GLADDEN RAYMOND SA GOLDBERG MARSHALL S SM3 GOODELL MILES FO SN GORDON MAX G SK1 GORDON CLARENCE GOSS BILLY WAYNE MM2 GRABLE GALE N SM3

GRAFF RICHARD HARTSHOR LTJG GREEN CHARLES E. SH2 GREEN JOSEPH B SN GREGOR RICHARD JAMES RD3 GUNTER EDWARD JOSEPH RDSN GURE STANLEY J SN GUTIERREZ JOHN RM1 HAGAR CARL M SN HAGLER WILLIAM CLAY SH2 HALE RAYMOND C CS2 HAMMAR WILLIAM E. MM2 HANSELMAN JOHN MICHAEL RD2 HARDY JAY HAROLD RM2 HARMON JAMES LOUIE SN HARPER VERNON L MM2 HARRIS JEROME CARL SOGSN HARRISON JOHN M SN HAYES DAVID ALLEN SN HENRY ALBERT N. BMC HICKS BILLY R SN HILL FREDERICK BM1 HILL BRENT C GMG3 HIRNER COLLIN JOHN IC1 HOLLAND BRUCE M SM3 HOLLAND MORTON GRANT QM2 HOOKE JOHN E SA HORI ROGER L SK2 HORST GERALD LOUIS DK2 HOULE EDWARD T MM2 HUNT PETER J MM3 JOHNSON LONNIE SH1 JORDAN MICHAEL EDWA* FTG2 KANE PAUL SN KAPPELER ALLAN J. KIMBALL GOODWIN WINDER GMG3 KNISLEY WOODROW H GM2 KURCINIK STEVEN A. GM3 LABELLE RICHARD E PN3 LAMON THOMAS G SM3 LARIMORE DAMON G SN LAVOIE GEORGE A SA LAWLER ROBERT L TM1 LAWSON RICHARD LYNN RDSN

LINDSAY GEORGE "SPUD" E. GM2 LITTLE LEONARD L. FTG3 LONG GAETON ANTHONY LTJG LUNDQUIST DALE M GMG3 LYKKEGAARD ALEX P. ETR2 MADDOX ROBERT E. YN3 MANDUFFIE JAMES L. MM3 McCARTHY HARRY GM3 McKEAN RICHARD LEE SOG2 McKENNA LAWRENCE P SK2 McKINLEY CHARLES ROBIN RMSN McKINNEY EDWIN C SN MECK NORMAN CLARE ETN3 MENDENHALL JOHN A. FTSN MILLER DARRELL H MM3 MILLS ORVAL M MM1 MORRIS WALTER DC2 MORRIS LLOYD L FN MULLINS CARL (MOON) R CS3 NANCE GEORGE R GMGC NEAL CHARLES E QM3 NEELY GUY MORTON LCDR NEFF J BRADLEY ETNSN NEVILLE JOHN B OBRIEN DENNIS WILLIAM ETR3 O'REILLY BRUCE J QMSN OSGA ALBERT JOHN FTG2 PARKS WALTER SCOTT SN PASZKIEWICZ EDWARD (SKI) E. MM2 PEMBERTON EDWIN S IC3 PETERSON ALFRED W SF1 PHILBURN THOMAS F RDC PHILLIPS JOEL E PO3 PIEJA EUGENE J RD2 PIERCE CLETUS E MM2 POBUDA DANIEL GEORGE MM2 POINTER JAMES H SM2 POLVADO LESLIE H EM3 PORTER JERRY W IC2 RAMSEY JOHN BROWN PC3 RENFRO DAVID FN RIDGEWAY JAMES PERCY GMG1 RIKARD JOHN O'DELL EM3

RILEY DAVID F GMG2 ROBEY RICHARD A SFM1 ROLLINS MAURICE W GMGC RUEHLE RICHARD R. IC2 SAMPSON KENNETH R EN1 SCARBORO THOMAS JOSEPH BT2 SCHROEDER RICHARD L RM3 SCIORTINO PHILIP G SA SEASE MARK DANIAL BT2 SEIBEL GARY D TM3 SHEPHERD DONALD L GMG2 SHIPMAN RONALD PAUL ET3 SHUSTER MICHAEL E. RM3 SIPES WILLIAM ROBERT FTG3 SLOTTJE CHARLES W. SOG2 ST JOHN RICHARD L EN1 STABLER CARL A. BT2 STANFIELD J W BMSN STEIGERWALT LAMAR M MM2 STEINKE FREDERICK A FTG3 STOE FREDERICK MMC TALLENT ROBERT O GMG3 TERRELL JOHN RAY ED QM3 THORBURN DONALD BLA* SK3 TRANTHAM DON LTJG TRIEBWASSER RUSSELL W SOG3 TYLER WILLIAM J QM1 UTZ DONALD M BM2 VALERIO PATRICIO SKC VELLIQUETTE DOUGLAS L TM3 WALEN JAMES WALKER JOE CEON FTC WALLEN JAMES DUANE PN3 WEITZ ALBERT C J RD3 WHISTLER RODGER H RD3 WHITE STEPHEN HARLEY DK3 WIEDIGER GARY A SFM3 WILLIAMS DALE RICHARD TM3 WIREMAN DALLAS ETN2 YARBER RICHARD W MM2 YATES HARRY ALVIN RD3 ZAMORA RICHARD R CS2 ZIEMBA ERNEST A RM2

ZREBIEC EDWARD D RMSN

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ANANIA ROBERT R. BT3 ARMENTROUT GERALD E SM2 BAKER CHARLES LYNN BMSN BARGHAAN HERBERT GMGSN BASHOR JERRY D SN BASS L G GMG3 BEARD ROBERT DANIEL ET3 BECKMANN RALPH D. EM1 BEHRENDT EVERETT WALDO GMG3 BEHRENS R R GMG3 BELARMINO RODRIGO V TN BEWIGHOUSE KENNET J SN BLAND W L SN BLOYD GLENN LEE SN BLUNDELL TOM E. LTJG BOLING E L SM2 BOOCK LEON HARRY EM2 BOXLEY J R SN BRADY R R RM2 BRUNS P D SMC BRUSH JAMES DILLON LTJG BURK E E SN BURRIS ROSS COOLIDGE PO1 BURRIS R L RD1 CADE JAMES HAROLD SN CAMPBELL WILLIAM H. LTJG CARLSEN RALPH STEP* SOG2 CASTANO JESSE ALEX SA CATES JIMMY T MM CHANDLER RICHARD (MOOSE) LEE RM2 CHEEK CLAYTON H SF2 CHRISTY RICHARD S. LTJG COLLINS MELVIN T MM2 CORRY S A BT3 COTTRELL G. WALTON LTJG COYNE R R SN CRUMP GEORGE C TM3 DAGGETT PETER A IC3

DAVES WILLIAM FLOYD SN DECKER RONALD D. FTG3 DELONG HERBERT B ST1 DILIG N C TN DOLEZEL EDWARD P. EM3 DOUGLAS C F FN DRIVER O R MM2 DUNNING J W SF1 DURBIN J E FT2 EASON SAM O. BT ECKERT LARRY E. MM3 EGGERS GARY L. FT2 ELLISON T C FA ENGLAND ROBERT B. FTM2 EVEREST ELMER (BUD) C EMFN FAIRFIELD CARL ALLEN LTJG FINN KEVIN WILLIAM SN FINSCH LAWRENCE G GMG3 FISH LAWRENCE DONALD RD3 FLANAGAN TIM LTJG FOLEY WILLIAM JOSEPH SK3 FOREMAN JAMES PAUL RD3 FORST RONALD LTJG GABRIEL BERNARD J FA GALVAN T D BM2 GANN BILLY D BT1 GARNER H. Q. RDCS GINGRAS PETER LT GOLDBERG MARSHALL S SM3 GOODMAN JERRY W SN GORDON MAX G SK1 GOUGH TOM F. MM3 GOULD D E MR1 GRABILL MARVIN J. GRANT J U SN GRATER PAUL T SOG3 GREGOR RICHARD JAMES RD3 GRIFFITH R. T. SD3 GRIFFITT JOSEPH JOHN RD3 HAAS J D MM2 HAGGERTY D G HMC HAGLER WILLIAM CLAY SH2 HALE RAYMOND C CS2

HARDY JAY HAROLD RM2 HARDY M D SN HARLAN DANIEL C LTJG HARRIS JEROME CARL SOGSN HAYES DAVID ALLEN SN HELPAP JOHN F LTJG HENRY ALBERT N. BMC HENSON S L PN1 HICKS BILLY R SN HICKS J B RD3 HIGHTOWER C C MM1 HILL BRENT C GMG3 HIRNER COLLIN JOHN IC1 HOLGUIN M D MM3 HOLLAND BRUCE M SM3 HOLLAND MORTON GRANT QM2 HOLLAND J O SN HOLLAND R E SN HORST GERALD LOUIS DK2 JANKOSKI E F ETN3 JOHNSON N. E. MMCS JORDAN MICHAEL EDWA* FTG2 JUDSON WILLIAM HADDON SN KAPPELER ALLAN J. KEENEY F G SN KEITH C D FN KIMBALL GOODWIN WINDER GMG3 KINDER EDWARD E RM3 KNIGHT LOYD E RMC KURCINIK STEVEN A. GM3 LANG R M EM2 LANTERMAN D V LTJG LARSON RICHARD F SM3 LAWLER ROBERT L TM1 LEONARD R W FN LITTLE LEONARD L. FTG3 LONG D I SN LOWERY D R BT3 LUBELEY C M MM3 LUKER LARRY G FN3 LYNCH R R MMC MATHEWS T F SH2 MATLOCK J A LTJG

MATLOCK P D SM3 McCARTE DANIEL J SN McCARTHY HARRY GM3 McDANIEL EUGENE RM2 McKINNEY EDWIN C SN MECHAM CLESSEN H. YNC MELVIN L P BM3 MENDENHALL JOHN A. FTSN MEYERS J A FN MILLS ORVAL M MM1 MOFFETT J M SN MONROE C A FA MOORE JAMES I CDR MORRIS WALTER DC2 MORRIS LLOYD L FN MOTTO JAMES T BM NEELY GUY MORTON LCDR NEVILLE JOHN B NEWTON D G SN NILSEN NORMAN N. ENS OLSON H R GMG1 OSGA ALBERT JOHN FTG2 PARKS WALTER SCOTT SN PASZKIEWICZ EDWARD (SKI) E. MM2 PEMBERTON EDWIN S IC3 PHILLIPS H FN PHILLIPS P C SN PHILLIPS STEVEN RICKEY SN PHILLIPS W B CS1 PLACE ROBERT J. MM3 PUTMAN BROADUS LANDRUM BM2 QUINEY J V GMG3 RAMSEY JOHN BROWN PC3 RAWLINGS CHARLES E. DC3 REICHLE JAMES W SN RENFRO DAVID FN RHODES A L SN RIDGEWAY JAMES PERCY GMG1 ROLLINS MAURICE W GMGC ROTHACHER A S SN ROWE W H SN RUEHLE RICHARD R. IC2 SALAZAR J O. A. EN1

SANCHES M F CS1 SAPP W J DC2 SAUNDERS F. E. SA SAVAGE T E FN SCARBORO THOMAS JOSEPH BT2 SCHOENHUT T. BT1 SCOTT D W MM2 SCROGGINS PHILLIP ELBERT SN SEAY C C SH2 SHAFFER DAVID N RD2 SHARP G D BM2 SHELBY J F SN SHEPHERD DONALD L GMG2 SHERWOOD W W SN SHIELDS JERRY SHIPMAN RONALD PAUL E T3 SHUSTER MICHAEL E. RM3 SLOTTJE CHARLES W. SOG2 SMITH G. A. FTC STABLER CARL A. BT2 STEEPROW J E ET2 STEVENS BOBBY J RM3 STRANG F G SN TENPENNY J F RM2 TOPPEN D J SN TRANTHAM DON LTJG TURNER JASPER GUY RD2 TURNER J L SN TURNER S W SN TYLER WILLIAM J QM1 UEHLINGER J C LCDR UNDERWOOD ROY LEE BT1 VAN NESS C E GMC VANTONGEREN G BT3 VELLIQUETTE DOUGLAS L TM3 VILLARREAL F EM3 WEDGE ROBERT T SN WELCH D J BT3 WEST R S SN WILBUR WILLIAM J. FTSN WILDROUDT J E SN WILLE FRANK O. ENS WILLIAMS DALE RICHARD TM3

WILLS A B BM1 WISE G E BM3 WOLFE A J SN WOOLDRIDGE THOMAS DANIEL BT2 WORLEY R G SN WUJCIK ROBERT J. PO2 YARBER RICHARD W MM2 YATES HARRY ALVIN RD3 YOUNG T R BM1 ZAPANTA L A TN ZIEMBA ERNEST A RM2

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ANANIA ROBERT R. BT3 ARGUBRIGHT STEPHEN F LTJG ARMENTROUT GERALD E SM2 BAIRD ORLIE G. CDR BALL JAMES H. LTJG BARGHAAN HERBERT GMGSN BASHOR JERRY D SN BASS L G GMG3 BAYLESS MIKE BEARD ROBERT DANIEL ET3 BECKMANN RALPH D. EM1 BEHRENDT EVERETT WALDO GMG3 BEHRENS R R GMG3 BELARMINO RODRIGO V TN BENOIT ROGER A. BT BEWIGHOUSE KENNET J SN BITTING CLIFFORD J. BLAND W L SN BLOYD GLENN LEE SN BLUNDELL TOM E. LTJG BLUNT W. GREGORY BT BOLING E L SM2 BOOCK LEON HARRY EM2 BOXLEY J R SN BRADY R R RM2 BRUNS P D SMC BRUSH JAMES DILLON LTJG BURK E E SN BURRIS ROSS COOLIDGE PO1 BURRIS R L RD1 BYRD PAUL R CDR CADE JAMES HAROLD SN CAMPBELL WILLIAM H. LTJG CARLSEN RALPH STEP* SOG2 CHAMPAGNE RENE R. LTJG CHANDLER RICHARD (MOOSE) LEE RM2 CHEEK CLAYTON H SF2 COLLINS MELVIN T MM2

COOLIDGE MARK L. FTG3 CORRY S A BT3 COTTRELL G. WALTON LTJG COYNE R R SN CRUM JAMES WARREN EM2 CRUMP GEORGE C TM3 DAGGETT PETER A IC3 DAVES WILLIAM FLOYD SN DECKER RONALD D. FTG3 DELAGE RONALD W. DILIG N C TN DOUGLAS C F FN DRIVER O R MM2 DUFFEK VERNON R. QM DUNNING J W SF1 DURBIN J E FT2 EASON SAM O. BT ECKERT LARRY E. MM3 EGAN JOHN D RD3 EGGERS GARY L. FT2 ELLISON T C FA FINN KEVIN WILLIAM SN FINSCH LAWRENCE G GMG3 FISH LAWRENCE DONALD RD3 FLANAGAN TIM LTJG FLETCHER GEORGE T. PN3 FOLEY WILLIAM JOSEPH SK3 FOREMAN JAMES PAUL RD3 FORST RONALD LTJG GABRIEL BERNARD J FA GALVAN T D BM2 GARNER H. Q. RDCS GINGRAS PETER LT GOODMAN JERRY W SN GORDON MAX G SK1 GOUGH TOM F. MM3 GOULD D E MR1 GRABILL MARVIN J. GRANT J U SN GRATER PAUL T SOG3 GREGOR RICHARD JAMES RD3 GRIFFITH R. T. SD3 GRIFFITT JOSEPH JOHN RD3

HAAS J D MM2 HAGGERTY D G HMC HAGLER WILLIAM CLAY SH2 HARDY JAY HAROLD RM2 HARDY M D SN HARLAN DANIEL C LTJG HELPAP JOHN F LTJG HENSON S L PN1 HICKS BILLY R SN HICKS J B RD3 HIGHTOWER C C MM1 HIRNER COLLIN JOHN IC1 HOLGUIN M D MM3 HOLLAND BRUCE M SM3 HOLLAND J O SN HOLLAND R E SN HORST GERALD LOUIS DK2 JANKOSKI E F ETN3 JOHNSON N. E. MMCS JUDSON WILLIAM HADDON SN KAPPELER ALLAN J. KARAS CARL THOMAS RD3 KEENEY F G SN KEITH C D FN KINDER EDWARD E RM3 KITTREDGE BRUCE J. BTC KNIGHT LOYD E RMC KURCINIK STEVEN A. GM3 LACOURSIERE NORMAN RM LANG R M EM2 LANTERMAN D V LTJG LARSON RICHARD F SM3 LEARY GLEN A. MM3 LEONARD R W FN LITTLE LEONARD L. FTG3 LONG D I SN LOWERY D R BT3 LOYD WILLIAM T. RM1 LUBELEY C M MM3 LUKER LARRY G FN3 LYNCH R R MMC MARTIN DARRELL E FTG3 MATHEWS T F SH2

MATLOCK J A LTJG MATLOCK P D SM3 McCARTE DANIEL J SN McDANIEL EUGENE RM2 McKINNEY EDWIN C SN MECHAM CLESSEN H. YNC MELVIN L P BM3 MENDENHALL JOHN A. FTSN MEYERS J A FN MILLS ORVAL M MM1 MOFFETT J M SN MONROE C A FA MOORE JAMES I CDR MORRIS WALTER DC2 MORRIS LLOYD L FN MOTTO JAMES T BM NEWTON D G SN NILES JOHN L. SO3 NILSEN NORMAN N. ENS OLSON H R GMG1 OSGA ALBERT JOHN FTG2 OVERMAN GEORGE H. RM2 PAGE DENNIS W. BT3 PARKS WALTER SCOTT SN PERRY ALLEN RAY E4 PERRY DORRIS W. PHILLIPS H FN PHILLIPS P C SN PHILLIPS STEVEN RICKEY SN PHILLIPS W B CS1 PIEZ RAYMOND A. EM3 PLACE ROBERT J. MM3 PYLE JOHN D. LTJG QUINEY J V GMG3 RAWLINGS CHARLES E. DC3 REDDICK DENNIS W. BT2 REICHENBACH RONALD GEORGE SN REICHLE JAMES W SN RHODES A L SN RIDGEWAY JAMES PERCY GMG1 ROTHACHER A S SN ROWE W H SN SALAZAR J O. A. EN1

SANCHES M F CS1 SAPP W J DC2 SAUNDERS F. E. SA SAVAGE T E FN SCARBORO THOMAS JOSEPH BT2 SCHOENHUT T. BT1 SCOTT D W MM2 SCROGGINS PHILLIP ELBERT SN SEAY C C SH2 SESSIONS GALE B EM2 SHARP G D BM2 SHELBY J F SN SHELTON LARRY JOE MR SHEPHERD DONALD L GMG2 SHERWOOD W W SN SHIPMAN RONALD PAUL ET3 SIMPSON JOHN P SLOTTJE CHARLES W. SOG2 SMITH G. A. FTC STABLER CARL A. BT2 STEEPROW J E ET2 STEVENS BOBBY J RM3 STRANG F G SN SWENSON DELBERT FRANK MM3 TENPENNY J F RM2 TOPPEN D J SN TRANTHAM DON LTJG TURNER JASPER GUY RD2 TURNER J L SN TURNER S W SN UEHLINGER J C LCDR UNDERWOOD ROY LEE BT1 VAN NESS C E GMC VANTONGEREN G BT3 VILLARREAL F EM3 WEDGE ROBERT T SN WELCH D J BT3 WEST R S SN WHITE MYRON G. FTG WHITLOCK GEORGE V SM1 WILBUR WILLIAM J. FTSN WILDROUDT J E SN WILLE FRANK O. ENS

WILLIAMS ORVIL E. IC2 WILLIAMS DALE RICHARD TM3 WILLS A B BM1 WISE G E BM3 WOLFE A J SN WOOLDRIDGE THOMAS DANIEL BT2 WORLEY R G SN WUJCIK ROBERT J. PO2 YARBER RICHARD W MM2 YATES HARRY ALVIN RD3 YOUNG T R BM1 ZAPANTA L A TN ZIEMBA ERNEST A RM2

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AIRINGTON KENNETH DWIGHT MM2 ALDER ROSS BMC ALEX C. A. ANANIA ROBERT R. BT3 ANDERSON B. C. MM3 ARGUBRIGHT STEPHEN F LTJG ARMSTRONG N. D. GMG1 AVERY LAWSON I. BAER JOSEPH CDR BAIRD ORLIE G. CDR BAKER J. K. BALL JAMES H. LTJG BARGHAAN HERBERT GMGSN BARRETT ANTHONY E RD3 BATES MIKE A. BAYLESS MIKE BEAUDETTE J. M. BEDROSSIAN BENJAMIN MIHRAN SK3 BEHRENDT EVERETT WALDO GMG3 BELTZ J. R. BENEDICT NATE BENOIT ROGER A. BT BENTON DEAN M RM3 BIRD JAMES A. BITTING CLIFFORD J. BLUNT W. GREGORY BT BOHANNON G. BOYD CHARLES E. HM2 BRANSON JERRY E. BROWN G. A. TN BROWNING HURDLE PERRY BURRIS ROSS COOLIDGE PO1 BUTLER D. E. PC2 BYRD PAUL R CDR BYRNE C. F. QM1 CAGLE FRANK H. CALONAHASKIE CHARLEY E SN CAMPBELL WILLIAM H. LTJG

CAREY M. W. CARSTENSEN JACK SN CARTER M. L. SN CASTRO ANDREW S CYN3 CHADWELL H. C. SM2 CHAMPAGNE RENE R. LTJG CHANDLER RICHARD (MOOSE) LEE RM2 CHEEK CLAYTON H SF2 CHIPP JERRY W CHRISTINA S. J. MM3 COLEMAN R. R. SCS COLLINS TERRANCE M FA COLLINS MELVIN T MM2 COOK R. W. COOLIDGE MARK L. FTG3 COPELAND C. B. COSENZO ROBERT J. MM COTTRELL G. WALTON LTJG COUNCILMAN JAMES DA* FN COWAN G. J. CRAVATT I. A. CRAVER C. D. DC1 CRESSY F. M. YN3 CRULL JIM H. CRUM JAMES WARREN EM2 DAGGETT PETER A IC3 D'AQUILLA DANNY? RD3 DAVES WILLIAM FLOYD SN DAVIS MARION A. HTC DAVIS M. A. SFC DECKER RONALD D. FTG3 DELAGE RONALD W. DENDY JOHN D DEWEY D. K. MM3 DEWITT ROBERT H DOMINGO A. P. SN DONOVAN ROBERT K. LTJG DOSS R. L. DOTY CARL E. DOWEY A. WAYNE DRISKELL G. A. DUFFEK VERNON R. QM EASKY CHARLES E. RDC

EASON SAM O. BT ECKERT LARRY E. MM3 EDGAR G. W. EDLUND DAVID A EDMONDS R. L. EDWARDS R. L. SN EGAN JOHN D RD3 EGGERS GARY L. FT2 EILERS METZ OWEN SN ENGELLAND FRED E. ENS ESLINGER DOUGLAS D. SM FAIRBANKS JONATHAN R SK2 FEATHERSTONE DAVE C. FINSCH LAWRENCE G GMG3 FLETCHER GEORGE T. PN3 FOX DENNIS DALE MM3 GAINEY R. J. FN GARCIA J. GILREATH B. C. GMG3 GINGRAS PETER LT GOODMAN JERRY W SN GOUGH EDWARD L. GRABILL MARVIN J. GRAVES R. E. GRILLIOT F E. GRUNWALD ROBERT RM3 HALE J. H. HARDEE JAY STG2 HARLAN DANIEL C LTJG HARRIS J. R. HARTMAN WILLIAM B. HATCHER ARLIE T RM2 HENRICHS R GLEN HERMAN RONALD E HESS ROBERT B. BT HICKS BILLY R SN HILTON WILLIAM G. ETR3 HIRNER COLLIN JOHN IC1 HOFFMAN R. G. SA HOFFMANN ZACKIE RAY E4 HOLSTAD CARL H. RM2 HOLTBY JOE GM HORTON J. M.

HURLEY EUGENE F SN IGNACIO J. D. ETN3 INGRIM D. D. ISABELLE J. F. JACKSON J. V. BT2 JEFFREY B. Z. GMG1 JENSEN ALLEN W. RD JETT HARRY L. RM JOHNSON N. E. MMCS JOHNSON R. F. JOHNSON R. J. JOHNSON DANIEL MILES TM3 JONES A. E. JONES M. E. JOOS RICK? A. STG3 KAHL VIRGIL LEE E4 KAJIOKA JAY K. GMG2 KARAS CARL THOMAS RD3 KEIL J. C. GMG3 KELLER FRANK KILPATRICK D. P. RDSN KING DONALD L. KITTREDGE BRUCE J. BTC KORUP J. G. YN2 KRUG GEORGE H KURCINIK STEVEN A. GM3 LACOURSIERE NORMAN RM LADEVEZE ERNEST J. SO LAMBRECHT LEE ROY H. LANG G. E. LARSON RICHARD F SM3 LAUK RICHARD E. LT LAWRENCE NEIL T. STGSN LAYFIELD W. H. LEARY GLEN A. MM3 LEBLANC R. J. MM2 LITTLE LEONARD L. FTG3 LITVIK R. R. BMC LONG J. K. LOPEZ AL SKC LOVE R. W. LOYD WILLIAM T. RM1 MANES PAUL R GMC3

MANNING BRYAN E. MANSFIELD F. R. BT1 MAPPS J. A. SM1 MARTIN RICHARD V. LTJG MARTIN DARRELL E FTG3 MARTINEZ SANCHEZ M. MAYS CLARENCE A. SA McGIVNEY MIKE E. EM2 McKAY LEE ROY L. MENDENHALL JOHN A. FTSN MERCADO ALBERTO BEN* TN MILLER K. R. FN MILLS R. E. MILLS ORVAL M MM1 MILNE J. M. MMC MITCHELL K. R. RD1 MOHLER HARRY L FTG3 MOORE THOMAS J LT MOORE ROBERT M. BT1 MORELLI A. B. SN MORGANNORTH P. J. BTFA MOSER K. G. MOTTO JAMES T BM MULESKY PAUL WILLIAM FTG3 NETZ VERNON L. SOSN NICHOLSON RICHARD H. GMGSN NILES JOHN L. SO3 NOORDEWIER DAVID A. SK NORTHERN H. H. SN O'LAGUE RONALD J. RDSN OVERMAN GEORGE H. RM2 PAGE DENNIS W. BT3 PAGSISIHAN E. TN PERRY ALLEN RAY E4 PERRY DORRIS W. PETERSEN NORMAN D. PETERSON W. R. BTC PHILLIPS GARY A. IC3 PIEZ RAYMOND A. EM3 PIPER WILLIAM D. RDSN PLACE ROBERT J. MM3 PRICE S. D. SM3 PYLE JOHN D. LTJG

RANNEY JAY A. RMC READ TERRY F BMSN REDDICK DENNIS W. BT2 REICHENBACH RONALD GEORGE SN REYNOLDS LEIGHTON? L. REYNOLDS A. C. MM2 RIBERA N. C. CS2 RICHTER DAVID D. RIGGSBEE G. W. ROBINETT CLIFTON R. DC3 ROTH KEITH EUGENE QM3 RUFFIN DANIEL W. RMSN RUNNING B. E. SK2 RYAN W. J. SAMPSON TOM W. ENS SAN MIGUEL B. G. TN SANDERS R. E. ETSN SCARBORO THOMAS JOSEPH BT2 SCHEPERS H. J. SCHULTHEIS W. L. SN SCOTT H. W. SN SEELY R. A. FN SESSIONS GALE B EM2 SHELTON JOHN WESLEY BT3 SHELTON LARRY JOE MR SHEPPARD F. J. SHSN SHIPPEY MARVIN M RM3 SHPORTUN PETER GMGC SHRADER D. FA SILVA F. SIMPSON JOHN P SINGMASTER T. SIZEMORE J. W SKARBIC DUANE R. SLOTTJE CHARLES W. SOG2 SMITH LONNIE H. FTG1 SNYDER R. G. EMC SOLIAS R. SPANN G. G. SN SPECK JAMES V. TM3 SPROUL JOHN H. BT2 STABLER CARL A. BT2 STACK MICHAEL G. EM3

STEWART J. A. SA STRINGFIELD MACK PARMER EMFN STROMAN J. L. BT3 SUNDEEN CARL G SWENSON DELBERT FRANK MM3 TABINGA A. V. SA TALLENT JERRY E. ET1 TAPIA RUDY? L TM3 TAYLOR C. O. ETN3 THUNEM DUANE E. STC TOLIVER JOHN H MM2 TRANTHAM DON LTJG TURNER J L SN TYNER JOHN C. UNDERWOOD ROY LEE BT1 UNDERWOOD CRAIG H. LTJG VANNERSON J. T. VARCADIPANE LEONARD VELLIQUETTE DOUGLAS L TM3 VERBLE B. VINZON A. C. SH2 WALKER JERRY L. WALSTROM DONALD H. ENS WASHBURN E. E. WATLEY JERRY M DK3 WHITE MYRON G. FTG WHITLOCK GEORGE V SM1 WILBUR WILLIAM J. FTSN WILLE FRANK O. ENS WILLEY LOREN A. MMFN WILLIAMS DAVID LEE STG2 WILLIAMS ORVIL E. IC2 WILLIAMS DALE RICHARD TM3 WILLIARD W. C. BT2 WINCHEK W. V. RD WINGATE E. A. WITHROW LLOYD T. EM3 WONDERGEM G. SN WOOLERY C. M. FN WUJCIK ROBERT J. PO2 YARBROUGH BILLY J. SM3 YOUNG F. J. YOUNG ALLEN HARRISON RM3

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CAMPBELL WILLIAM H. LTJG CAREY M. W. CARSTENSEN JACK SN CARTER M. L. SN CASTRO ANDREW S CYN3 CHADWELL H. C. SM2 CHAMPAGNE RENE R. LTJG CHANDLER RICHARD (MOOSE) LEE RM2 CHEEK CLAYTON H SF2 CHIPP JERRY W CHRISTINA S. J. MM3 COLEMAN R. R. SCS COLLINS TERRANCE M FA COLLINS MELVIN T MM2 COOK R. W. COOLIDGE MARK L. FTG3 COPELAND C. B. COSENZO ROBERT J. MM COTTRELL G. WALTON LTJG COUNCILMAN JAMES DA* FN COWAN G. J. CRAVATT I. A. CRAVER C. D. DC1 CRESSY F. M. YN3 CRULL JIM H. CRUM JAMES WARREN EM2 DAGGETT PETER A IC3 D'AQUILLA DANNY? RD3 DAVES WILLIAM FLOYD SN DAVIS MARION A. HTC DAVIS M. A. SFC DECKER RONALD D. FTG3 DELAGE RONALD W. DENDY JOHN D DEWEY D. K. MM3 DEWITT ROBERT H DOMINGO A. P. SN DONOVAN ROBERT K. LTJG DOSS R. L. DOTY CARL E. DOWEY A. WAYNE DRISKELL G. A. DUFFEK VERNON R. QM

EASKY CHARLES E. RDC EASON SAM O. BT ECKERT LARRY E. MM3 EDGAR G. W. EDLUND DAVID A EDMONDS R. L. EDWARDS R. L. SN EGAN JOHN D RD3 EGGERS GARY L. FT2 EILERS METZ OWEN SN ENGELLAND FRED E. ENS ESLINGER DOUGLAS D. SM FAIRBANKS JONATHAN R SK2 FEATHERSTONE DAVE C. FINSCH LAWRENCE G GMG3 FLETCHER GEORGE T. PN3 FOX DENNIS DALE MM3 GAINEY R. J. FN GARCIA J. GILREATH B. C. GMG3 GINGRAS PETER LT GOODMAN JERRY W SN GOUGH EDWARD L. GRABILL MARVIN J. GRAVES R. E. GRILLIOT F E. GRUNWALD ROBERT RM3 HALE J. H. HARDEE JAY STG2 HARLAN DANIEL C LTJG HARRIS J. R. HARTMAN WILLIAM B. HATCHER ARLIE T RM2 HENRICHS R GLEN HERMAN RONALD E HESS ROBERT B. BT HICKS BILLY R SN HILTON WILLIAM G. ETR3 HIRNER COLLIN JOHN IC1 HOFFMAN R. G. SA HOFFMANN ZACKIE RAY E4 HOLSTAD CARL H. RM2 HOLTBY JOE GM

HORTON J. M. HURLEY EUGENE F SN IGNACIO J. D. ETN3 INGRIM D. D. ISABELLE J. F. JACKSON J. V. BT2 JEFFREY B. Z. GMG1 JENSEN ALLEN W. RD JETT HARRY L. RM JOHNSON N. E. MMCS JOHNSON R. F. JOHNSON R. J. JOHNSON DANIEL MILES TM3 JONES A. E. JONES M. E. JOOS RICK? A. STG3 KAHL VIRGIL LEE E4 KAJIOKA JAY K. GMG2 KARAS CARL THOMAS RD3 KEIL J. C. GMG3 KELLER FRANK KILPATRICK D. P. RDSN KING DONALD L. KITTREDGE BRUCE J. BTC KORUP J. G. YN2 KRUG GEORGE H KURCINIK STEVEN A. GM3 LACOURSIERE NORMAN RM LADEVEZE ERNEST J. SO LAMBRECHT LEE ROY H. LANG G. E. LARSON RICHARD F SM3 LAUK RICHARD E. LT LAWRENCE NEIL T. STGSN LAYFIELD W. H. LEARY GLEN A. MM3 LEBLANC R. J. MM2 LITTLE LEONARD L. FTG3 LITVIK R. R. BMC LONG J. K. LOPEZ AL SKC LOVE R. W. LOYD WILLIAM T. RM1

MANES PAUL R GMC3 MANNING BRYAN E. MANSFIELD F. R. BT1 MAPPS J. A. SM1 MARTIN RICHARD V. LTJG MARTIN DARRELL E FTG3 MARTINEZ SANCHEZ M. MAYS CLARENCE A. SA McGIVNEY MIKE E. EM2 McKAY LEE ROY L. MENDENHALL JOHN A. FTSN MERCADO ALBERTO BEN* TN MILLER K. R. FN MILLS R. E. MILLS ORVAL M MM1 MILNE J. M. MMC MITCHELL K. R. RD1 MOHLER HARRY L FTG3 MOORE THOMAS J LT MOORE ROBERT M. BT1 MORELLI A. B. SN MORGANNORTH P. J. BTFA MOSER K. G. MOTTO JAMES T BM MULESKY PAUL WILLIAM FTG3 NETZ VERNON L. SOSN NICHOLSON RICHARD H. GMGSN NILES JOHN L. SO3 NOORDEWIER DAVID A. SK NORTHERN H. H. SN O'LAGUE RONALD J. RDSN OVERMAN GEORGE H. RM2 PAGE DENNIS W. BT3 PAGSISIHAN E. TN PERRY ALLEN RAY E4 PERRY DORRIS W. PETERSEN NORMAN D. PETERSON W. R. BTC PHILLIPS GARY A. IC3 PIEZ RAYMOND A. EM3 PIPER WILLIAM D. RDSN PLACE ROBERT J. MM3 PRICE S. D. SM3

PYLE JOHN D. LTJG RANNEY JAY A. RMC READ TERRY F BMSN REDDICK DENNIS W. BT2 REICHENBACH RONALD GEORGE SN REYNOLDS LEIGHTON? L. REYNOLDS A. C. MM2 RIBERA N. C. CS2 RICHTER DAVID D. RIGGSBEE G. W. ROBINETT CLIFTON R. DC3 ROTH KEITH EUGENE QM3 RUFFIN DANIEL W. RMSN RUNNING B. E. SK2 RYAN W. J. SAMPSON TOM W. ENS SAN MIGUEL B. G. TN SANDERS R. E. ETSN SCARBORO THOMAS JOSEPH BT2 SCHEPERS H. J. SCHULTHEIS W. L. SN SCOTT H. W. SN SEELY R. A. FN SESSIONS GALE B EM2 SHELTON JOHN WESLEY BT3 SHELTON LARRY JOE MR SHEPPARD F. J. SHSN SHIPPEY MARVIN M RM3 SHPORTUN PETER GMGC SHRADER D. FA SILVA F. SIMPSON JOHN P SINGMASTER T. SIZEMORE J. W SKARBIC DUANE R. SLOTTJE CHARLES W. SOG2 SMITH LONNIE H. FTG1 SNYDER R. G. EMC SOLIAS R. SPANN G. G. SN SPECK JAMES V. TM3 SPROUL JOHN H. BT2 STABLER CARL A. BT2

STACK MICHAEL G. EM3 STEWART J. A. SA STRINGFIELD MACK PARMER EMFN STROMAN J. L. BT3 SUNDEEN CARL G SWENSON DELBERT FRANK MM3 TABINGA A. V. SA TALLENT JERRY E. ET1 TAPIA RUDY? L TM3 TAYLOR C. O. ETN3 THUNEM DUANE E. STC TOLIVER JOHN H MM2 TRANTHAM DON LTJG TURNER J L SN TYNER JOHN C. UNDERWOOD ROY LEE BT1 UNDERWOOD CRAIG H. LTJG VANNERSON J. T. VARCADIPANE LEONARD VELLIQUETTE DOUGLAS L TM3 VERBLE B. VINZON A. C. SH2 WALKER JERRY L. WALSTROM DONALD H. ENS WASHBURN E. E. WATLEY JERRY M DK3 WHITE MYRON G. FTG WHITLOCK GEORGE V SM1 WILBUR WILLIAM J. FTSN WILLE FRANK O. ENS WILLEY LOREN A. MMFN WILLIAMS DAVID LEE STG2 WILLIAMS ORVIL E. IC2 WILLIAMS DALE RICHARD TM3 WILLIARD W. C. BT2 WINCHEK W. V. RD WINGATE E. A. WITHROW LLOYD T. EM3 WONDERGEM G. SN WOOLERY C. M. FN WUJCIK ROBERT J. PO2 YARBROUGH BILLY J. SM3 YOUNG F. J.

YOUNG ALLEN HARRISON RM3

JUNE 1966

PORTLAND ROSE FESTIVAL

Portland's harbor line at Willamette River seawall will take on the look of a major naval installation and SW Broadway can be expected to become "Fleet Street" when the city in inundated with a sea of white hats Wednesday and Thursday with the arrival of the largest Rose Festival fleet in history.

Flagship for the 13 vessels scheduled to arrive, including 11 U.S. Navy ships and two Canadian destroyers, will be the guided-missile cruiser Providence. Commanding the contingent of U.S. vessels will be Vice Adm. Lawson P. Ramage, commander of the 1st Fleet.

SKIPPER of the Providence, Capt. Charles H. Tisdale Jr. is a native Portlander and a graduate of Lincoln High School. His mother, Mrs. C. H. Tisdale, and sister, Virginia, reside at 912 SW Vista Ave. He was a 1943 graduate of the U.S. Naval Academy at Annapolis, Md.

In addition to the Providence, the 1966 Rose Festival Fleet will include the attack transport Montrose; repair ship Hector; submarine Redfish; a patrol boat, two destroyers, Cogswell and one other; minesweepers.

The Canadian destroyers are the Qu'Appelle and Yukon.

The Coast Guard cutter Yocona, originally scheduled to join the fleet for the Portland visit, has been assigned to survey the Russian fishing fleet off the Pacific Coast.

Adm. Ramage, commanded the 1965 Rose Festival Fleet aboard the cruiser St. Helens.

The destroyer Cogswell spent time on combat duty in Viet Nam. During last deployment, Cogswell served as harbor defense ship at Da Nang, carried out gun fire support missions.

Royal subjects turned out 11,372 strong at Memorial Coliseum Monday evening for selection of 1966 Rose Festival Queen, Julia Ann West, 17- year-old Grant High School senior, was crowned queen at finale. Twelve princesses completed for crown. Each girl gave two-minute speech prior to selection. Princesses then gathered on circular stage in center of Colisseum arena for final appearance before audience and judges.

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AIRINGTON KENNETH DWIGHT MM2 ANDERSON B. C. MM3

ANDERSON JOSEPH E (Andy) LTJG ANDERSON JAMES MICHAEL MM2 ARGUBRIGHT STEPHEN F LTJG ATHANSON JOHN WAYNE LT ATKINSON WILLIAM G E4 AVENDANO R O BAER JOSEPH CDR BAKKE DENNIS L GM3 BARBER G W BARRETT ANTHONY E RD3 BARTLETT WILLIAM A EM2 BATES MIKE A. BAYLESS MIKE BEDROSSIAN BENJAMIN MIHRAN SK3 BENOIT ROGER A. BT BLANKENSHIP D A BLUNT W. GREGORY BT BLY HAROLD BT3 BONNELL R. B. BT2 BOS JAMES JOHN LTJG BROWN L. P. BROWN C. C. SKC BROWN CARLYLE PAUL ET2 BRUMMETT BELVIN R BURKE CHESTER DANIEL GMG2 BURNS ALBERT W GMCS BURTON D N BYRNE C. F. QM1 CALHOUN THOMAS KENT LTJG CAMP J S CAMPBELL H. T. LCDR CAMPBELL JOHN H CAMPEAU L D CARNER K L CARSTENSEN JACK SN CARTWRIGHT ROGER LE* BTFN CASUGA RODOFLO BALI* FN CHAFFINCH GERALD WA* RD3 CHAMPAGNE RENE R. LTJG CLEMENGER STEWART P COMER JEFFERSON V MMCS COOLIDGE MARK L. FTG3 COUNCILMAN JAMES DA* FN

COURSER THOMAS MICHAEL EM3 CRAVATT I. A. CROSSLEY WILLIAM O GMG3 CRUM JAMES WARREN EM2 CURRY RUSSELL C DAVIS MARION A. HTC DAVIS M. A. SFC DELAGE RONALD W. DELANEY R B DELIZO GENESIS L TN DILDINE J M. HMSN DOMINGO A. P. SN DOMINGO AURELIO SALONGA SN DUDGEON P. E. ENS DUFFEK VERNON R. QM DULYEA RALPH HUDSON MM3 EARLY C. G. EASKY CHARLES E. RDC EASON SAM O. BT EBERLE RONALD A. SN EICHHORN CYRIL WAYNE FN ELFSTROM CHARLES E. STG2 ELLIS W. D. CSC EMHOFF WILLIAM E. ESTERBY GARY JAMES FTG3 FABIAN JOHN EDWARD SFP3 FALLICO PETER PAUL EM3 FEIMER MATHIAS PETER FN FIELDS R E. BMC FISHBAUGH RAYMOND E FISHER EARL LEE BTC FISHER P F FISKE D. B. FONCANNON R. GMG1 FORBRICH LOUIS (DICK) R. LTJG FOX DENNIS DALE MM3 GAEBELEIN THOMAS FR* ETR3 GAINEY R. J. FN GARTH R L GERRARD D W GILBERT S. D. ENS GILL ROBERT H IC2 GODWIN JAMES O. ET2

GOETLER J A GOMEZ DAVID E EM1 GRAHAM J GROSS JERRY L PN3 GRUNWALD ROBERT RM3 HALE J. H . HALSTED L D. RM3 HAMADA LESLIE HISAO MM3 HAMILTON R. C. HART J F HARWARD E C HATCHER ARLIE T RM2 HATFIELD HAROLD ROS* EMFN HATFIELD G E HAWKINS K. W. ETC HEFNER CARL DEAN BM3 HELLIWELL JOHN R QM3 HEMINGER G E HOLSTAD CARL H. RM2 HOPKINS R E HULBERT BRUCE W. LT HUNTER JOHN F. HUPP JAMES WENDELL GMG3 JAMES R. JARVIS RONALD L JEFFREY B. Z. GMG1 JOHNSON R. F. JOHNSON C R. JOHNSON DANIEL MILES TM3 JOHNSON ERNIE R JOHNSON D JOHNSON DONALD LEE JOHNSON CRAIG ALLEN BTFN JONAS THOMAS ARNOLD RD3 JONES A. E. JONES M. E. JONES CLIFFORD WARD FTC JONES CHARLES L. SOC KAHL VIRGIL LEE E4 KARAS CARL THOMAS RD3 KEARNS D J KEITH C. W. KELLER FRANK

KELSON RAND HAROLD BT3 KENNEDY JIMMY EARL BM3 KIRKLAND KENNETH DALE E3 KITSOS ROBERT KITTREDGE BRUCE J. BTC KLASSY G E KLEIN GEORGE A. ENS KOBIELSKI D. R. KRAFT FREDERICK WENDELL CDR KRIM CHARLES RICHAR* RM3 KRISPIN JOHN W KRUG GEORGE H LaDUE GEOFFREY LYNN MM3 LAMSON THOMAS C RM3 LANDERS JAMES W SN LASARD L. A. YNC LAUK RICHARD E. LT LAWRENCE W. G. LEAKE DAVID F LT LEHNHARDT R. F. HMC LEMP RON L SK3 LENTS WILLIAM EDWARD STG3 LEVINE S M LITZENBERGER RAYMOND J. RMSN LOSSMAN JEFF L MAPPS J. A. SM1 MARINENKO T M MARTIN RICHARD V. LTJG MARTIN DARRELL E FTG3 MAXEY BENNY JAMES RD2 MAY R. H. MAYER MARK B MAYNARD JAMES MELVIN RD2

McISAAC D W McGIVNEY MIKE E. EM 2 MEYER DONALD CHRISTIAN LCDR MILNE J. M. MMC MINER R A MOHLER HARRY L FTG3 MOOG DONALD K. EMC MORRIS J W SF2 MULESKY PAUL WILLIAM FTG3

MULKEY RAYMOND LEE BT3 NELSON L J NETZ VERNON L. SOSN NICHOLSON RICHARD H. GMGSN NOORDEWIER DAVID A. SK NORDTOME ROBBIN MELFORD MM3 OWENS JACK ARDEN TM2 PAGE DENNIS W. BT3 PAPENFUS STEVE E ET1 PARSONS ROBERT JAMES IC3 PASCOE A G PEREZ E. B. STG2 PERRY ALLEN RAY E4 PERRY DORRIS W. PHILLIPS GARY A. IC3 PIEZ RAYMOND A. EM3 PRICE W D PUETT ROBERT D QUICHOCHO JUAN QUIQ* SD2 RADLEY FRED A RAHAM RICHARD BT3 RANNEY JAY A. RMC REDDICK DENNIS W. BT2 REED JAMES L SN RILEY RONALD THOMAS LTJG RISTON JOSEPH W SFP3 ROBERTS W L ROBINETT CLIFTON R. DC3 ROBINSON GARDNER TH* MM3 ROLAND D B ROLEN R D ROLLINS JAMES F. ROSE DONALD EUGENE EM3 RYER DONALD E. FTCM SALAPATAS NICHOLAS DC3 SALPATAS N. J. SATO DERWARD YOSHIR* BT3 SAVAGE HARRY WALTER FN SCHAMER ANTHONY JOHN SM3 SCHLEGEL R. W. FN SCHNEIDER JEFFERY WILLIAM MIDSHP SCHREIER EDWARD CARL ET3 SCHUPBACH GARY LEE SN

SEABROOK DAVID ALLE* RM2 SESSIONS GALE B EM2 SHEFFIELD PHILLIP E BT3 SHELTON JOHN WESLEY BT3 SHIPPEY MARVIN M RM3 SIMPSON T L SMITH JAMES L. SN SMITH J A SOHNEBIE C A ST JOHN MICHAEL VAN STG2 STARLEY ARTHUR B MM3 STEELE MARC R. FTG2 SYRA DARREL W RM3 TANNER L G THORNBRUG DONALD F ET3 THORP LARRY A ET2 TIMTIMAN BERNARDO MERCEDITA TN TROGDEN J R TUTTLE L E UNDERWOOD CRAIG H. LTJG VANDENHEUVEL S. H. VANNERSON J. T. VANORMAN STEPHEN MI* STG3 VASQUEZ CARLOS J. FA VIGIL DEMETRIO J VILLAVICENCIO WILLIIAM O MM2 WALKER JERRY L. WALTERS R D WATLEY JERRY M DK3 WHIDDON G. R. WHITE MYRON G. FTG WHITLOCK GEORGE V SM1 WILLIAMS DAVID LEE STG2 WILLIAMS ORVIL E. IC2 WILLIAMS WILFORD M STG2 WILSON K. W. WITHROW LLOYD T. EM3 WYCKOFF ROY EDWARD TM2 YARBROUGH BILLY J. SM3 YATES TEMPLE WEEDEN* SFP2 YEATES WILLIAM L. LTJG YOUNG DAVID ROBERT SN

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ADRIANO RODOLFO CRUZ TN AIRINGTON KENNETH DWIGHT MM2 ANDERSEN ROBERT GMCS ANDERSON B. C. MM3 ANDERSON JOSEPH E (Andy) LTJG ANDERSON JAMES MICHAEL MM2 ANDERSON ALAN PAUL GMG3 ARROWOOD B. MMC ASHWORTH FTG3 ATHANSON JOHN WAYNE LT ATKINSON WILLIAM G E4 BABST ROBERT FRANCI* QM3 BAILEY ORIN DAN BT3 BAILEY PHILIP EUGENE LT BARBER THOMAS CHRIS RD2 BARBOZA JOSEPH ANT* GMG2 BARRETT ANTHONY E RD3 BARTLETT WILLIAM A EM2 BAYLESS MIKE BEDROSSIAN BENJAMIN MIHRAN SK3 BELK JOHN THOMAS SN BICKERTON NEIL JAMES SN BIVINGS BT1 BLACKMON HARLEY RAY* SN BLAINE ART ARTHUR SFC BLY HAROLD BT3 BONNELL R. B. BT2 BORDEAUX JUDE THADD* SN BOS JAMES JOHN LTJG BOTE EBENEZER REYES SD1 BOWERS R. BRINTNALL STEVEN WILLIAM ENS BROWN TERRENCE EDWA* FN BROWN JACKIE LEROY STG3 BROWN CARLYLE PAUL ET2 BURKE CHESTER DANIEL GMG2 BURNS ALBERT W GMCS

CALHOUN THOMAS KENT LTJG CARAMBIA ANTHONY PHILLIP MM3 CARSTENSEN JACK SN CARTRIGHT FN CARTWRIGHT ROGER LE* BTFN CASART BERNARD RICH* RM3 CASUGA RODOFLO BALI* FN CHAFFINCH GERALD WA* RD3 CHRISTENSEN JEFFREY CS3 CLARK N. CLARK LAWSON ALEX MMC COCHRAN BOBBIE BMC COFFMAN A. COLLIER THOMAS AUSTIN LTJG COMER JEFFERSON V MMCS CORWIN K. SN COTTINGTON ROBERT L SK2 COUNCILMAN JAMES DA* FN COURSER THOMAS MICHAEL EM3 COURTLAND JAMES EDW* CS3 CROSS MMC CROSSLEY WILLIAM O GMG3 CROW JOHN EDWARD FN CRUM JAMES WARREN EM2 DANTE MICHAEL FORCE* SN DAVIS MARION A. HTC DAY DONALD EARL FN DELAY BT2 DELEON DANIEL SN DOLAN JAMES JOSEPH SN DOMINGO A. P. SN DOMINGO AURELIO SALONGA SN DOTY WILLIAM PC3 DUBRULE RONALD LEO LTJG DULYEA RALPH HUDSON MM3 DUMLAO EUGENIO MARTIN SN DUNAWAY LUTHER MM2 DUNN THOMAS EDMOND FT2 EARLY C. G. EBERLE RONALD A. SN EICHHORN CYRIL WAYNE FN ELFSTROM CHARLES E. STG2 ESCALANTE J GMG3

ESTERBY GARY JAMES FTG3 FALLICO PETER PAUL EM3 FAZIO JAMES SA FEIMER MATHIAS PETER FN FISHER EARL LEE BTC FONCANNON R. GMG1 FORBRICH LOUIS (DICK) R. LTJG GAEBELEIN THOMAS FR* ETR3 GAINEY R. J. FN GILL ROBERT H IC2 GOATES WILLARD WAYNE SN GOMEZ DAVID E EM1 GORHAM PAUL BERNARD EN1 GROSS JERRY L PN3 HAFFNER ARTHUR A. HM1 HAMADA LESLIE HISAO MM3 HANNA MOSES BERNARD SM2 HANSON HARRISON DANIEL MON* BT3 HARTMANN RAYMOND AL* DC2 HATCHER ARLIE T RM2 HATFIELD HAROLD ROS* EMFN HEFNER CARL DEAN BM3 HELLIWELL JOHN R QM3 HINES RONALD DALE YN3 HOBBS GMG3 HOGUE GEORGE ALLEN IC1 HOUSTON TERRY LEE RD3 HOWARD G. HOWEY ERWIN PATRICK SA HULBERT BRUCE W. LT HULL HARRY LTJG HUNTER JOHN F. HUPP JAMES WENDELL GMG3 JACOBS ARROL FRANK SK3 JANSEN MM2 JEFFREY B. Z. GMG1 JOHNSON MICHAEL RD3 JOHNSON DONALD LEE JOHNSON CRAIG ALLEN BTFN JOHNSON FREDERICK E ET1 JONAS THOMAS ARNOLD RD3 JONES CLIFFORD WARD FTC

JONES CHARLES L. SOC JONES GEORGE WASHINGTON PN2 KAHLER MICHAEL STEV* FN KAISEN KENNETH JAMES SA KATONA PAUL SKC KELSON RAND HAROLD BT3 KEMP WILLIAM MACK BT2 KENNEDY JIMMY EARL BM3 KENNEY TERRANCE JOHN FN KINDRET MICHAEL JAM* BTFN KITSOS ROBERT KLENKE RUSSELL DAVI* FN KOBIELSKI D. R. KOEHLER DAVID LIVINGST ENS KOHORST MICHAEL ROY FN KOLBABA GMG3 KRAFT FREDERICK WENDELL CDR KREEMER LARRY EDWARD SN KRIM CHARLES RICHAR* RM3 KURPIESKI STG3 LaDUE GEOFFREY LYNN MM3 LAMBRETCH H. LAMSON THOMAS C RM3 LAUNDRIE CARL WILLI* MMFN LAWSON BRUCE ARCHIE MM3 LEWIS STEVEN JAY FN LIBEY DONALD ROBERT HM1 LIND RICHARD ALAN FN LINDSTROM MELVIN WA* MM2 LOWREY RONALD LEE STG3 LUPTON THOMAS BURRO* FTG2 MALLOCH D. C. LTJG MALLORY GARY WAYNE BM3 MARSHALL THEODORE B CS2 MARTIN RICHARD V. LTJG MARTINEZ M. MARTINEZ RICHARD WI* FN MAUREL JOHN ANTHONY ENS MAXEY BENNY JAMES RD2 MAYNARD JAMES MELVIN RD2 McCARTHY A. MCMULLIN CORNELIUS J RD1 MENG DONALD ARTHUR SN

MERCADO ALBERTO BEN* TN MEYER DONALD CHRISTIAN LCDR MICHELSON GREGORY M LTJG MILLER GERALD LOUIS BTFN MILLER JIMMIE LYNN SN MILLS ARNOLD WILSON GMG3 MOOG DONALD K. EMC MOORE RONALD DALE MM2 MOREHOUSE ROGER STANLEY BT1 MORRIS J W SF2 MULKEY RAYMOND LEE BT3 NASH BOBBY JACK GMG2 NORDTOME ROBBIN MELFORD MM3 NORMOYLE HENRY MIKE YNC NORTDOME FN NUTLEY GERALD MICHA* ETR3 NUTTER LLOYD LEE BMSN OLSEN EDWARD LEWIS LTJG O'NEIL FTGSN OWENS JACK ARDEN TM2 PACHECO REIMUNDO SN PAGE DENNIS W. BT3 PAPENFUS STEVE E ET1 PARSONS ROBERT JAMES IC3 PEREZ E. B. STG2 PHILLIPS GARY A. IC3 PINGLEY RICHARD HAR* SN PRESTON DAVID ARTHUR FN PRICE LESTER E STC PRICE DAVID WAGELEY EM3 QUICHOCHO JUAN QUIQ* SD2 RAHAM RICHARD BT3 RANNEY JAY A. RMC REDDICK DENNIS W. BT2 RHODES DARRELL TRAVIS GMG2 RICHARDSON JOHN MIK* SN RICHTER DAVID YN3 RICKERT BRUCE WALTER MR3 RICKMAN THEODORE LE* FTG2 RILEY RONALD THOMAS LTJG RISTON JOSEPH W SFP3 RIVERACRUZ ANDRES SA ROBINETT CLIFTON R. DC3

ROBINSON GARDNER TH* MM3 ROSE DONALD EUGENE EM3 RYER DONALD E. FTCM SALAPATAS NICHOLAS DC3 SALPATAS N. J. SATO DERWARD YOSHIR* BT3 SAVAGE HARRY WALTER FN SCHAMER ANTHONY JOHN SM3 SCHLEGEL R. W. FN SCHREIER EDWARD CARL ET3 SCNHEBLE FN SEABROOK DAVID ALLE* RM2 SEBASTIAN DANIEL HO* SA SELDEN THOMAS LEONARD LT SEOANE FA SEOANE MANUEL ERIC FN SEWARD JOHN VERNON RM3 SHEFFIELD PHILLIP E BT3 SHELTON JOHN WESLEY BT3 SICKELS CHARLES RM2 SIM STEPHEN MURRAY LTJG SMITH JARREL L RM1 SOWECKE FRANK MICHAEL BT3 SOWECKE BRIAN SPALL CHARLES E VERE* FN SPERLINE GARY PAUL FTG2 SPRAUGE D. R. LT STANLEY FN STARLEY ARTHUR B MM3 STEELE MARC R. FTG2 STONER MM2 SUTTON DENNIS BYRON BMSN SWINNEY RILEY E MM2 TENNANT DONALD A. LTJG THIBAULT THOMAS ROBERT JOSEP* EM3 TIMTIMAN BERNARDO MERCEDITA TN VAN GUILDER MICHAEL FN VAN SANT FA VANDERVEER GEORGE M FA VANDEVENTER ROBERT SM1 VANORMAN STEPHEN MI* STG3 VASQUEZ CARLOS J. FA

VASQUEZ SERGIO AGUI* BTFN VIGIL DEMETRIO J VILLALUZ RUFINO M SK1 VILLAVICENCIO WILLIIAM O MM2 VOLKWEIN ROBERT A. LTJG WALKER JERRY L. WALKER STEPHEN JOHN* RM3 WALTON SMC WELLS GEORGE LEIGHTON QM3 WENG WESTBROOK WHITE MYRON G. FTG WILLIAMS DAVID LEE STG2 WILLIAMS JOHN C. R. SA WILLIAMS ORVIL E. IC2 WILLIAMS WILFORD M STG2 WILLIAMS HOWARD CS3 WILSON JOSEPH JAMES MR3 WISE ERVIN RUBY BM1 WOODWARD WILLIAM B SM3 WYCKOFF ROY EDWARD TM2 YARBROUGH BILLY J. SM3 YATES TEMPLE WEEDEN* SFP2 YOUNG DAVID ROBERT SN

1969

CREW MEMBERS

ADAMS GARY LINWOOD SA ADRIANO RODOLFO CRUZ TN AIRINGTON KENNETH DWIGHT MM2 AKEHURST LYALL BURT BM2 ALLEN JOE D MM1 ANDERSEN ROBERT GMCS ANDERSON GARY WAYNE BTFN ANDERSON JAMES MICHAEL MM2 ANDERSON ALAN PAUL GMG3 ANGEO FLORANTE H DKC ARLT GARY RAY RMSN ATHANSON JOHN WAYNE LT AUDET LEONARD EMILE* SA BABST ROBERT FRANCI* QM3 BAILEY ORIN DAN BT3 BAILEY PHILIP EUGENE LT BALLARD WILLIAM DALE SA BARBER THOMAS CHRIS RD2 BARBOZA JOSEPH ANT* GMG2 BARTLETT WILLIAM A EM2 BEDROSSIAN BENJAMIN MIHRAN SK3 BELK JOHN THOMAS SN BERTCH ROY JOSEPH FN BEVERS GARY ALAN BT3 BICKERTON NEIL JAMES SN BLACKMON HARLEY RAY* SN BLAINE BRUCE ARTHUR SFC BLAINE JACK ALLEN LTJG BLANKENBECKLER R W CS1 BORDEAUX JUDE THADD* SN BOS JAMES JOHN LTJG BOTE EBENEZER REYES SD1 BRANDT BILLY RAY SN BRENINGER ROY OWEN GMG3 BRESHEARS ROY ALLEN FN BRINTNALL STEVEN WILLIAM ENS BROWN TERRENCE EDWA* FN BROWN JACKIE LEROY STG3

BURKE CHESTER DANIEL GMG2 CALHOUN THOMAS KENT LTJG CARAMBIA ANTHONY PHILLIP MM3 CARDONA ROBERTO FN CARSTENSEN JACK SN CARTWRIGHT ROGER LE* BTFN CASART BERNARD RICH* RM3 CASUGA RODOFLO BALI* FN CELAYA LOUIS X YN1 CHAFFINCH GERALD WA* RD3 CHARLES GORDON THOMAS RDC CHRISTENSEN JEFFREY CS3 CHURCHILL EDWIN TERRY LT CLARK LAWSON ALEX MMC COBLE GARY LYNN PCSN COCHRAN BOBBIE BMC COLEMAN FRANK WILL I* SN COLLIER THOMAS AUSTIN LTJG COMER JEFFERSON V MMCS CONDON ALBERT LENTON SA CONKLIN JACK R RMC COTTINGTON ROBERT L SK2 COUNCILMAN JAMES DA* FN COURSER THOMAS MICHAEL EM3 COURTLAND JAMES EDW* CS3 COWAN RONALD GERALD ICFN CROW JOHN EDWARD FN CRUM JAMES WARREN EM2 DANTE MICHAEL FORCE* SN DAVIS SAMMY LEE SA DAVIS THOMAS EARL SN DAY DONALD EARL FN DELEON DANIEL SN DELONG HERBERT B ST1 DETLEFSEN JAMES L BT1 DOLAN JAMES JOSEPH SN DOMINGO AURELIO SALONGA SN DORMADY DONALD M MMC DOTY WILLIAM PC3 DRAKE BRUCE LEE RD3 DUBRULE RONALD LEO LTJG DULYEA RALPH HUDSON MM3 DUMLAO EUGENIO MARTIN SN

DUNAWAY LUTHER MM2 DUNN THOMAS EDMOND FT2 EDMUNDS PHILIP H CDR EICHHORN CYRIL WAYNE FN ELLIOTT DONALD LOUIS CSSN ESCALANTE J GMG3 ESTERBY GARY JAMES FTG3 EVERETT WILLIAM TRAVIS SH3 FALLICO PETER PAUL EM3 FAZIO JAMES SA FEIMER MATHIAS PETER FN FORD DOUGLAS JEROME FTG3 FORTON JAMES A BTC FREELAND JOHN DAVID ENFN FREIL NEIL DUANE BT3 GAEBELEIN THOMAS FR* ETR3 GILBERT MICHAEL WAYNE SR GOATES WILLARD WAYNE SN GOMEZ DAVID E EM1 GORHAM PAUL BERNARD EN1 GRANT JAMES DOUGLAS QMC GULLEDGE DANNY RAY FN HAFFNER ARTHUR A. HM1 HALL GERALD W MM1 HAMADA LESLIE HISAO MM3 HAMILTON JOHN EDWARD ETR3 HANNA MOSES BERNARD SM2 HARRISON DANIEL MON* BT3 HARTMANN RAYMOND AL* DC2 HATCHER ARLIE T RM2 HATFIELD HAROLD ROS* EMFN HATHEWAY MERLIN EDW* FA HAYES GARY LEO SA HEFNER CARL DEAN BM3 HELLIWELL JOHN R QM3 HENRY RICHARD LEE ETN2 HINES RONALD DALE YN3 HOCHSTETLER DALE STEVEN FN HOGENTOGLER HOWARD BM2 HOGG ROGER JAMES SA HOGUE GEORGE ALLEN IC1 HOUSTON TERRY LEE RD3 HOWEY ERWIN PATRICK SA

HULBERT BRUCE W. LT HULL HARRY LTJG HUNGERFORD MARK JAM* FN HUPP JAMES WENDELL GMG3 IANNUCCI JOHN EDWARD JACKSON JOHN ROBERT BT3 JACOBS ARROL FRANK SK3 JOHNSON MICHAEL RD3 JOHNSON DONALD LEE JOHNSON CRAIG ALLEN BTFN JOHNSON FREDERICK E ET1 JONAS THOMAS ARNOLD RD3 JONES CLIFFORD WARD FTC JONES GEORGE WASHINGTON PN2 JOVES RODANTE ROSAR* TN KAHLER MICHAEL STEV* FN KAISEN KENNETH JAMES SA KELSON RAND HAROLD BT3 KEMP WILLIAM MACK BT2 KENNEDY JIMMY EARL BM3 KENNEY TERRANCE JOHN FN KENNGOTT DENNIS JOS* FN KINDRET MICHAEL JAM* BTFN KING BOBBY O BT1 KLENKE RUSSELL DAVI* FN KOEHLER DAVID LIVINGST ENS KOHORST MICHAEL ROY FN KOWALSKI STEPHEN R GMG1 KRAFT FREDERICK WENDELL CDR KREEMER LARRY EDWARD SN KRIM CHARLES RICHAR* RM3 LaDUE GEOFFREY LYNN MM3 LAUNDRIE CARL WILLI* MMFN LAWSON BRUCE ARCHIE MM3 LENSING RICHARD JOHN* QM2 LESTER LAWRENCE THO* DK3 LEWIS STEVEN JAY FN LIBEY DONALD ROBERT HM1 LIND RICHARD ALAN FN LINDSTROM MELVIN WA* MM2 LONSON PETER JUDGE SA LOPEZ MARCO ANTONIO SA LOWE KENNETH J SH1

LOWREY RONALD LEE STG3 LUPTON THOMAS BURRO* FTG2 MAGDALANY MARK BTFN MALDONALD DALE JANDRO SH2 MALLORY GARY WAYNE BM3 MARSHALL THEODORE B CS2 MARTI MILFORD FREDERICK ETN3 MARTINEZ RICHARD WI* FN MAUREL JOHN ANTHONY ENS MAXEY BENNY JAMES RD2 MAYNARD JAMES MELVIN RD2 McKENNEY ALAN LOUIS FN MCMULLIN CORNELIUS J RD1 MENDELSON IRVING JACK SA MENG DONALD ARTHUR SN MERCADO ALBERTO BEN* TN MEREDITH JOHN ROBERT SN MEYER DONALD CHRISTIAN LCDR MILLER GERALD LOUIS BTFN MILLER JIMMIE LYNN SN MILLS ARNOLD WILSON GMG3 MINCEY BILLEY MAURICE RM2 MOOG DONALD K. EMC MOORE RONALD DALE MM2 MOREHOUSE ROGER STANLEY BT1 MULKEY RAYMOND LEE BT3 NASH BOBBY JACK GMG2 NELSON BRUCE EDWARD SN NEUBAUER JOHN ALAN SA NORDTOME ROBBIN MELFORD MM3 NORMOYLE HENRY MIKE YNC NORTH ALBERT E CS1 NUTLEY GERALD MICHA* ETR3 NUTTER LLOYD LEE BMSN O'HEIR EDWARD RYAN LCDR OJEDA VICTOR MANUEL SA OLSEN EDWARD LEWIS LTJG OTT GREGOREY FRANK TM3 OWENS JACK ARDEN TM2 PACHECO REIMUNDO SN PARKIN HOWARD LEWIS BT3 PARKIN HOWARD LEWIS BT3 PARSONS ROBERT JAMES IC3

PHELAN PATRICK MICH* BMC PINGLEY RICHARD HAR* SN PITTS GARETH WARNER SM1 POINTER PAUL JAMES SA POTTER PAUL KINZIE RDSA PRESTON DAVID ARTHUR FN PRICE LESTER E STC PRICE DAVID WAGELEY EM3 QUICHOCHO JUAN QUIQ* SD2 RAIRDON JOHN CHARLES FN REINSCH JAMES WALTE* ETR2 RHODES DARRELL TRAVIS GMG2 RICHARDSON JOHN MIK* SN RICHARDSON DUANE EU* SN RICKERT BRUCE WALTER MR3 RICKMAN THEODORE LE* FTG2 RILEY RONALD THOMAS LTJG RIVERACRUZ ANDRES SA ROBINSON GARDNER TH* MM3 ROMAIN JACK DALE ETN3 ROSE DONALD EUGENE EM3 RUYBAL BABE LARRY SA RYER DONALD E. FTCM SAGER MILO ELLIS QM3 SALAPATAS NICHOLAS DC3 SATO DERWARD YOSHIR* BT3 SAVAGE HARRY WALTER FN SCHAMER ANTHONY JOHN SM3 SCHERBAK MICHAEL YN3 SCRIBNER ROBERT FRE* FA SEABROOK DAVID ALLE* RM2 SEBASTIAN DANIEL HO* SA SELDEN THOMAS LEONARD LT SEOANE MANUEL ERIC FN SHEFFIELD PHILLIP E BT3 SHELTON JOHN WESLEY BT3 SIM STEPHEN MURRAY LTJG SMITH JARREL L RM1 SMITH FRED DEWAYNE FN SMITH DALE EVAN SMSA SMITH TERRY LEE FN SMITHSON ROBERT MASON RDSN SNODGRASS JOEL RODNEY FN

SNYDER DUANE RICHARD FN SOWECKE FRANK MICHAEL BT3 SOWECKE BRIAN SPERLINE GARY PAUL FTG2 SPRAGUE DOUGLAS ROBERT LTJG ST JOHN MICHAEL VAN STG2 STARLEY ARTHUR B MM3 STEVENSON WARREN S GMG1 STORY ALFRED DOUGLAS STRALEY CHRISTIAN E FTG3 SULLIVAN JACOB WANN* RDSN SUTTON DENNIS BYRON BMSN SWINNEY RILEY E MM2 TALMADGE LAMAR CS2 THOMAS ROBERT JOSEP* EM3 TIMTIMAN BERNARDO MERCEDITA TN TOMLIN WILLIAM RUSS* RD3 TROSKY FREDRICK AND* FA TWOBULLS WAYNE CHARLES FN VAN GUILDER MICHAEL FN VANDERVEER GEORGE M FA VANDEVENTER ROBERT SM1 VANORMAN STEPHEN MI* STG3 VASQUEZ SERGIO AGUI* BTFN VILLALUZ RUFINO M SK1 VILLAVICENCIO WILLIIAM O MM2 VOLKWEIN ROBERT A. LTJG WALKER STEPHEN JOHN* RM3 WELLS GEORGE LEIGHTON QM3 WHEELER LEON DOUGLAS SA WHITFELDT RUSSELL J BT3 WILBER CARL DOUGLAS FA WILLIAMS JOHN C. R. SA WILLIAMS WILFORD M STG2 WILLIAMS HOWARD CS3 WILLIAMS LARRY KARL SA WILSON JOSEPH JAMES MR3 WISE ERVIN RUBY BM1 WOOD ROY HEARTSON FA WRIGHT EDMUND JEROME IC3 WYCKOFF ROY EDWARD TM2 YATES TEMPLE WEEDEN* SFP2 YOUNG DAVID ROBERT SN

COMMANDING OFFICERS

ASSUMED COMMAND CDR Harold T. Deuterman...... Commissioned 17 August 1943 CDR Robert E. Lockwood...... 31 October 1944 LCDR Reuben N. Perley...... 7 April 1945 CDR Frederick L. Edwards...... 4 September 1946

Decommissioned 31 January 1947...... Recommissioned 7 June 1951

CDR Russell S. Crenshaw Jr...... 7 June 1951 CDR Emmett P. Bonner...... 10 October 1952 CDR Richard N. Billings...... 25 August 1954 CDR James R. Wilson...... November 1954 CDR Fredrick C. Wyse Jr...... 26 November 1955 CDR Robert Y. Gaines...... 31 October 1957 CDR James H. Moore Jr...... 24 October 1959 CDR Charles Neal...... 5 August 1961 CDR James I. Moore...... August 1963 CDR Orlie G. Baird...... 6 June 1964 CDR Joseph Baer Jr...... 10 December 1965 CDR Fredrick W. Craft...... 9 December 1967 CDR Philip H. Edmunds...... 28 July 1969

SHIP MEDALS AND RIBBONS

World War II Medal Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal

Navy Occupation Service Medal

China Service Medal Korean Service Medal National Defense Service Medal American Campaign Medal Vietnam Service Medal United Nation Service Medal Navy Expeditionary Medal Republic of Vietnam Campaign Medal

REUNIONS

1990 - JUNE

In June 1990 Shad White had the word out that a COGSWELL reunion was being planed. The United States Naval Sea Cadet Corps heard about the COGSWELL reunion and sent the following letter:

United States Naval Sea Cadet Corps

"A set course to better citizenship" ─────────────────────────────────────── USS COGSWELL DIVISION, NAVMARCORESREDCEN 6735 N. BASIN AVENUE, PORTLAND, OREGON (503)285-4566 CADET CORPS

June 8, 1990

From: Commanding Officer, Cogswell Division, NSCC, Portland, Or. To: Renion Coordinator, USS Cogswell, Los Angeles, Ca.

Subject: Unit, Status of

Ref: Portland Oregonian, Sunday, June 3, 1990.

1. When the USS Cogswell made its last trip to the Portland Rose Festival in the mid-sixties, prior to being transferred to the Turish Navy, the Portland unit of the Sea Cadets requested a name change from the USS Enterprise Division to the USS Cogswell Division. The name change was granted in 1965 and a warrant was issued in the name of the USS Cogswell Division by the National Headquarters of the NSCC. The USS were dropped from all unit designators to eliminate confusion with US Navy units in the late seventies.

2. The unit grew to a strength of over 300 youths and under the command of LCDR Dan Haines had the honor of being selected as the top unit in the United States in 1972. After the Viet Namm Era the unit and the entire national program went through major changes and strength dropped off.

3. I am very pleased to report that IG Inspection results for the training year of 1989 placed the Division at the top of the Northwest Region, ahead of 11 other NSCC units.

4. If you have questions regarding the Cogswell Division, NSCC, please don't hesitate to contact me at: CO COGDIV 32323 SW UNGER ROAD CORNELIUS, OREGON 97113 Sincerely William H. Wise, LCDR, NSCC

1990 OCTOBER MESA AZ – FIRST REUNION

Reunion Date: October 4 -7 1990

Reunion Location: HILTON PAVILION MESA, ARIZONA

Guest Speakers: Rear Admiral Jack Fisher, USN (Ret) Captain R. S. Crenshaw, Jr. USN (Ret)

Chairman: Robert A. "Shad" White Co-Chairman: John Barwinczok Treasure: Jim Touse COMMENTS

Vice Admiral P. M. Hekmen, Jr's note:

To All USS COGSWELL (DD-651) Alumni,

Thirty years is a long time to travel from the engine rooms and fire rooms of USS COGSWELL to my present position in command of NAVSEA. As Master Chief Gunner Joe DuBose said when we met, "Of all the officers on the ship, we never expected you to make Admiral"! Thanks guys. You need to know that I’m still crawling bilges, and still playing with the machinery, to the concern of the sJapes.

Sorry I can't join you on the occasion of the reunion. This letter carries my best wishes to each one of you for today and for the future.

S/ P. M. HEKMAN, JR. Vice Admiral, (Former LTJG) U. S. Navy Engineer - 1960

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6 October 1990

1800 HRS LOCAL

FROM: USS COGSWELL DD 651 TO: USS FLYING FISH SS 229

REF: UNFRIENDLY ACTION ON 9 OCTOBER 1944 BT THE CREW OF THE USS COGSWELL REQUEST THAT THEY BE FORGIVEN FOR THE ACTION TAKEN ON 9 OCTOBER 1944, 46 YEARS AGO LACKING 3 DAYS. WE KNOW THAT YOU WANTED TO KICK EVERYONE OF OUR ASSES. WE AGREE WITH YOU HOWEVER WE OUT MANNED YOU 324 TO 84. WE DROPPED 11 CHARGES THAT DAY AND MISSED. LUCK FOR US BOTH. WHEN OUR CO (CDR H. T. "THE FLYING DUTCHMAN" DUETERMAN) REPORTED TO ADM HALSEY THE CO DID SOME FANCY TALKING.

GOOD LUCK IN THE FURURE AND MAY YOU HAVE FAIR WINDS AND FOLLOWING SEAS.

USS COGSWELL (DD-651)

SECOND REUNION

Reunion Date: MAY 14-16 1992

Reunion Location: HAMPTON INN WHITE'S RESTAURANT AND BANQUET HALL FALL RIVER, MA

Guest Speakers:

President: SHAD WHITE

Vice President: TOM BARBER

Treasure: Jim Touse

COMMENTS

Shad arranged for a cruise aboard a destroyer. While the men cruised, the ladys went shopping.

I had the great pleasure of working with the late Richard "Shad" White, as many of you did, in arranging the first COGSWELL reunion. It was Shad who got the ball rolling and kept it going. Our time expended was only a fraction to what Shad contributed.

Shad White had the honor of being selected our first president of the USS Cogswell Association.

Shorty after our second renuion, which was held at Fall River, Ma., It was reported in the Boston Herald, June 24, 1995.. That Shad had met with an unfortunate job related accident and died. He will be missed by us all. FAIR WINDS AND FOLLOWING SEAS, "SHAD"!

USS COGSWELL (DD-651)

THIRD REUNION

Reunion Date: SEPTEMBER 30 - OCTOBER 3, 1993

Reunion Location: HACIENDA RESORT HOTEL AND CASINO LAS VEGAS, NEVADA

Guest Speakers: WW II 43-46 ROBERT T. GOLDER, COMM. OFFICER WW II 43-46 LANGDON (SKIP) GREGG, SONAR OFFICER WW II 43-46 DONALD GRAYBILL, RADAR OFFICER KOREA 51-54 DICK (SHAD) WHITE, QM3 KOREA 54 RICHARD N. BILLINGS, SKIPPER KOREA 58-60 CAPT. WALTER F. BAKER, OPS OFFCIER KOREA 58-61 THOMAS J. LILLIE, COMM. OFFICER KOREA 58-61 FRANKLIN F. ALVAREZ, ENG. OFFICER VIETNAM 61-64 TOM BLUNDELL, ASW OFFICER VIETNAM 64-65 ORLIE BAIRD, SKIPPER VIETNAM 64-65 DAN HARLIN, ENG. OFFICER VIETNAM 64-67 RENE CHAMPAGNE, FIRST LIEUTENANT

President: DON MILLER

Vice President: JOHN F. HUBER

Treasure: Jim Touse

COMMENTS

About 32 men enjoyed the Cosgwell's first Golf Tournament.

USS COGSWELL (DD-651)

FOURTH REUNION

Reunion Date: MAY 28-29, 1995

Reunion Location: SHERATON MUSIC CITY HOTEL NASHVILLE, TN

Guest Speakers:

President: DON MILLER

Vice President: None

Treasure: Jim Touse

Comments

A large group of 50 attended the Grand Olde Opera and had very enjoyable evening..

USS COGSWELL (DD-651)

FIFTH REUNION

Reunion Date: OCTOBER 27-29, 1996

Reunion Location: RIVIERA HOTEL AND CASINO LAS VEGAS, NEVADA

Guest Speakers: MRS. JEAN WHITE (Shad's wife) MRS. ALLISON HENDERICKSON (Shad's daughter)

President: DON MILLER

Vice President:

Treasure: Jim Touse

Comments

The Cogswell Golf Tournament was enjoyed by 24 men. One guy claims a hole in one, do you believe that!!!!!hmmmmmmm.

Many of us attended the various floors shows in the area, and they were spectacular. To date, every reunion was a great success and all had a wonderful time.

COGSWELL (DD-651)

SIXTH REUNION

Reunion Date: Is scheduled for APRIL 3-6, 1998

Reunion Location: BATON ROUGE HILTON 5500 HILTON AVE BATON ROUGE, LA 70808

Guest Speakers:

President: DON MILLER

Vice President: ------

Treasure: Jim Touse

Comments

USS COGSWELL (DD-651)

MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS

Fall of 1943- Do you remember when the Cosgwell was plane guard for the Enterprise, she picked up a pilot who crashed during flight operations. Captain Deuterman traded him back to the carrier for a case of toilet paper, which the Cogswell ran out of. War is hell..

In 1944- The Cosgwell crossed the Equator and the International date line at the same time. Proper ceremonies were observed and certificates issued to the crew.

October 9-10, 1944- Do you recall or perhaps you were there.

The "Heavy Seas" of October 9-10 1944, Caused many injuries on the Cogswell. Nine of the men suffered injuries requiring extended medical treatment. Four of which were serious enough to be transfered to the USS South Dakota for more acute medical attention. The USS South Dakota reported that, Seaman 1st Class Noble Hundley died later as a result of his injuries.

How big can "Heavy Seas" be, read on...

REFERENCES

1. Asahi Newspaper - Japan.

3. U.S.S. Cogswell Statement of Actions and Campaigns Participated in 23 May 1945 to 02 September 1945. Signed by J.B. COLLINS, Lieut., USNR., Executive Officer

INDEX

20mm, 27 Fran, 33 40mm, 27, 37 Frank Knox, 31 5th Fleet, 36 Germans, 27 AA, 26, 40, 105 GQ, 27, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 56, 68 Admiralty, 30, 42 Guam, 27, 33, 35, 36 Aitape, 30 Guantanamo Bay, 79, 89, 90 Alabama, 32 H. Brady, 45 Arcadia, 78 Haiti, 79 Atomic Bomb, 60 Halsey, 40, 58, 67 B-29, 60 Hamilton, 8, 11 BAKA, 57 Hari-kari, 35 battle, 11, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, 36, 37, 42, 45, 89, 90, 91 Hollandia, 30, 90 Battle Wagon, 59 Honolulu, 17, 24, 103 Bermuda, 11, 14, 15, 16 Houston, 41 Betty Grable, 27 Hughes, 7, 68 Bettys, 30, 31 Hull, 44, 45 Bogies, 58 Hundley, 242 Bonin, 36, 40 Indiana, 25 British, 30 Ingersoll, 34, 35, 36, 59, 68 Bronson, 34, 78 Intrepid, 26 Brower, 8, 12 invade, 30 C.A.P, 30 Iowa, 13, 14, 15, 16 Canberra, 41 Iwo Jima, 36, 59 Caperton, 31, 35, 36, 38, 55, 56 Jamaica, 89 Celestie, 33 Jap fleet, 27, 28, 33, 34, 42, 58, 59 Charleston, 11, 68, 69, 78, 79, 88, 90 Japanese task force, 28 Chicchi-Shima, 36 Joe Mares, 28 China, 34, 40, 52, 53, 230 John Huber, 34, 59 Cile, 11, 12 Kane, 34 CL, 34, 37, 147, 158, 168 Kapaczymski, 12 Coranado, 31 killed, 30, 32, 33, 36, 53 Cotton, 34 Knapp, 25, 31, 35, 36, 37, 44, 68 Cuba, 79 Kwajalein, 25 D.E., 37 Lexington, 24, 31, 33, 35 damaged, 25, 26, 32, 34, 39, 40, 42, 52, 54, 58 Leyte, 42, 43, 58, 90 DD, 1, 11, 32, 34, 36, 37, 55, 66, 67, 233, 234, 235, 237, lost, 25, 29, 30, 31, 33, 41, 42, 44, 45, 66 239, 240, 242 Lt S, 53 degree roll, 40, 44 Luzon, 39, 44, 45, 90 DesDiv, 37 MacArthur, 30, 42 Deutermann, 7, 68, 89 mail, 27, 29, 31, 33, 35, 42, 45 Dorado, 41 Majuro, 25, 26, 27, 29, 31, 32 dry dock, 31, 39, 89 Manes, 42 Dutch East Indies, 30 Markab, 32 Eniwetok, 33, 35, 37, 38 Marshall island, 16, 24, 25, 31, 68, 90 Enterprise, 17, 24, 31, 34, 232, 242 Massachusetts, 30 Equator, 24, 25, 27, 28, 30, 242 McCain, 35 Espirito Santo, 27 Mindanao, 39, 40 Espiritu, 27, 68 Mindoro, 44 Europe, 32 mines, 59, 65 Farrace, 11, 12 Narragansett Bay, 79 Fazio, 14 New Britain Island, 28 Flying Fish, 40, 41 New Guinea, 30, 31, 32 Formosa, 41, 42, 52, 53 New Hebrides, 27

New Jersey, 26 Solomon Island, 28 Newport, 79, 89, 90, 103 South Carolina, 31 Nimitz, 30, 45 South Dakota, 26, 27, 30, 31, 34, 242 Okinawa, 54, 55, 56, 58, 59, 90 Spence, 44, 45 Palau, 28, 36, 38, 39, 40 states, 12, 31, 32, 40, 41, 53, 66, 89 Panama, 16, 103 Stealey, 44 Panape, 31 storm, 11, 36, 44, 45, 53 Pearl Harbor, 17, 24, 26, 45, 53, 54, 55 Submarine, 16 Philippines, 39, 40, 42, 43, 45 Sumatra, 30 picket, 54, 55, 56, 57, 58 sunk, 14, 26, 28, 29, 32, 34, 36, 39, 41, 42, 43, 44, 54, 55, Ponapa, 31 57, 58, 61, 66, 90 Porter, 9, 13, 14, 15, 16, 56, 57 surrender, 61, 66 Princeton, 42 T.B.F, 34 R. Dale Martin, 40 T.B.T, 31 Ray Milland, 27 T.F. 58, 34 Reno, 43 Tanamera, 30 Rescued, 17 Task Force 58, 26, 31, 36, 40 Robert D. Risser, 40 Task Group 58.3, 35, 36 roll, 4 Third Fleet, 40, 45, 58, 90 Roosevelt, 13, 14, 15, 16 Thompson, 9, 38 Rota, 35, 36 Tidewater, 78 Sagami Wan, 65 Tinian, 27, 33, 35, 36 Saipan, 27, 32, 33, 34, 35, 36 Tokyo, 33, 35, 36, 58, 59, 65, 66, 91 sampan, 34 Trinidad, 12 Satawan, 31 Ulithi, 40, 41, 42, 43, 44, 45, 53, 55 Sawatan, 31 USS Markab, 32 Scott, 36 USS Relief, 31 seam, 31 Wake, 36 Seawolf, 41 war is over, 61 Shelton, 7, 10, 53 Washington, 14, 15, 25, 91 Ships, 26 Wise Man's cove, 56 shot down, 26, 27, 28, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, 36, 39, 41, 42, Yap, 28, 36, 40 53, 55, 56, 58, 59, 66, 68 Yorktown, 26 Shrapnel, 57