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., January 2008 Volume 14 -Issue 1 What's "Below Decks" http://perch-base.org in the Midwatch PAGE ITEM NO. Title Page Perch Base "Booster Club" 2 List of Base Officers 3 Sailing Orders 3 Registration and Information - Regional Convention, Albuquerque, 4-6 NM Chaplain's Corner 7 From the Wardroom 8 Lest We Forget Those Still On Patrol November Meeting Minutes 8 From the Desk of the "Sea Hag" 9 JANUARYETERNALPATROLS SubVettes Novemebr Meeting 10 Minutes USS Scorpion 55278 Jan. 5, 1944 76 men Holland Club Inductees 10 USS Swordfish 55193 Jan. 12, 1945 85 men Lost Boat: USS Swordfish (SS193) 11 Nautical Nuances or Did You Know 13 U55 Argonaut 55166 Jan. 10, 1943 105 men After Battery Rat: Off Watch at Sea 14 uss 5-36 55141 Jan. 20, 1942 none lost Submarins of Today: Russian Hybrid 16 Mailing Page 17 U55 5-26 55131 Jan.24, 1942 46 men 2007 Booster Club Perch Base, USSVI, cannot support its operation on dues alone. Nor does the Base have any other successful source of income. The Booster Club is a list of those individuals who contribute extra money to keep the Base solvent. Jerry Allston, David Anderson, Ted Asbell, Reynaldo Altos, Gary Bartlett, Kenneth Becker, Richard Bernier, Ron Beyer, Walt Blomgren, Ed Brooks, David Carpenter, Roger Cousin, George Crider, George Debo, Jim Denzien, Butch Deshong, Jim Edwards, Harry Ellis, Joe Errante, David Fledderjohn, Tom Fooshee, Charles Greene, Billy Grieves, William Grissom, Michael Haler-, Robert Hanson, Dave Harnish, Ed Hawkins, Harry Heller, Glenn Herold, Les Hillman, Stephen Hough, Mike Keating, Denny Kerton, J' ack Kimball, Darrell Lambert, A I , g oc , ur 1s Loftin, George Long, George Marions, Raymond Marshall, Sandy Martin, Terry Martin, Bob May, Alan Miller, Paul Miller, Roger M. Miller, Tim Moore, Jim Nelson, James F. Newman, James W. Newman, George Petrovitz, Royce Pettit, Wayne Pettes, Stan Reinhold, Robie Robinson, Stanley Rud, Mel Rycus, Ken Schonauer, Emil Schoonejans, Garry Shumann, Rick Simmons, Wayne Kirk Smith, Adrian Stuke, Jim Thomson, Turk Turner, William Tippett, Jim Wall, Forrest Watson, Donald Whitehead, Ed Wolf, Jerry Yowell, John Zaichkin, Page2 Sailing Orders BASE OFFICERS COMMANDER: Stan Reinhold · 8318 North 97th Ave. Peoria, AZ 85345-3709 Next Meeting (623) 536-6547 [email protected] Saturday, January 19, 2007 VICE COMMANDER: Bob Gilmore 12 noon 11451 N 114th Dr. Youngtown, AZ 85363 A.T.C.A. (Airline Training Center of Arizona) 623-202-6256 LUFTHANSA FLIGHT TRAINING [email protected] SECRETARYfTREASURER: 1658 South Litchfield Road, Building# 104, Jim Denzien 2027 South 85th Ln. Goodyear, AZ 85338-1509 Tolleson, AZ 85353-8752 (623) 547-7945 [email protected] COB: Jim Edwards 3853 W. Calle Lejos Glendale,AZ 853104151 (623) 7804808 [email protected] MIDWATCH EDITOR: 3rd Annual Southwest I Western Chuck Emmett 7011 West Risner. Rd. _ Combined Regional Caucus Glendale, AZ 85308-8072 (623) 466-9569 US Submarine Veterans WWII and US chuckster41 @earthlink.net Submarine Veterans Inc. STOREKEEPER: Jim Nelson Albuquerque, NM 9503 W. Spanish Moss Ln. Sun City,AZ85373-1741 7- 12 April 2008 (623)972-1044 [email protected] MEMBERSHIP & WEBMASTER: Ramon Samson 13210 N. Lake Forest Dr. Sun City, AZ 85351-3252 (623)815-9247 [email protected] CHAPLAIN: Warner H. Doyle 13600W. Roanoke Ave. Goodyear, AZ 85338-2236 (623) 935-3830 [email protected] HISTORIAN: James W. Newman 3422 North 51 51 Place Phoenix, AZ 85018-6120 (602) 840-7788 [email protected] PUBLIC RELATIONS: Ben Acosta 12574 W. Monterey Way Avondale, AZ 85323 (623)261-6744 [email protected] Page3 Jlim~o~Jt:a.a._~,.., ...._ ,, ••.: a.,l~•~•a · g,_ , . wnld. ·· ~· · ~ · ~ · ~·'*-IHt~*~~·riim· ~per~ @!If~~~ M!l'd.m i~Qtil1ifliHI ctt.:d",• ~ .... ofa~tl!)rm. farhlbml~ ~ . ~ · 'f. ISJ'... ry:JIIImWp•'Wffh ·*pl'l:nmctliilca--. Sptdll :~f.l•tNl&W · 7'~ ·•(R.euntditJtD ud ~- W~·· ·at.&eCaamR~u016) ~imkLadltaSUAII ..JMr~IM .... f..-At11Hmu··eo die V.._l(e._miPatk,:COid'l·f"id CIHI*~Potatoes .Oie·.. ~~awam~nrr..._. :DioJJerU5.11 ·· Fpem&· • Msiau.:Piate Make ilWl tnBobbJ Rled; l0117~ . 11.NW;AlllmfiBJq~:N'M 1'1:1114 tm~ail-lelltud m ~·- a... (SH) ...29D Am!ldo..tlnfo-Cbll"'hllmnw ·Cdi(AS)41~'7 8om•(515)2M-8GI Page4 · ' 0900 , 1000n:m . 1330 :14:30 ]54••,5 1'!00 1100 PageS .· Roo•: ~· ~ ~ ... J&I.OOuell!b.. ~ ~ ·· · •· ~·Mti~: ~ftlt ··· cm .... ~ . ;:·~· · ·· lfl~fY ·~1f­ ~~bcir(1f\JS . ~ · v~Jtesetv.wti~)u· nuwbc· , ~~- · I 'l. (:ondn~~fe~ \lith~~ £at ooJ¥--:Ilolld 2. ~SO ;~ ' Jcl1ilabe · 3. 1\tm.lit'hmtolfm•: .BW Gio11ad TmD5pQrialioa .,m :lbd ~ &om;me ,~1QJ~ .. .. .· orCail. ~ : aun.le~ · ~~~· ······· · .....~#J~~· · ·· ·· · · · ·· · ueilil'le~~ ·· ~QBW Rnllllt'rilt '~ ·Wbee.I-Gbair )JoDI: 14N· Horimm{Sl$}g4.;249;lc~:a:. BN~era.ISWPfi1 · (51S):z56-l610 Page6 Chaplain's Column ETERNAL PATROL PREPARATIONS Shipmates, while we hope your day and those of your shipmates is far off in the future, we must nevertheless prepare. Please copy this notice and place it with your will or important papers. IMPORTANT In the case of my death, please immediately notify the U.S. Submarine Veterans Inc., (USSVI) at 877-542-3483 or 360- 337-2978 and give the person on duty the information regarding my death, funeral, and burial arrangements, plus who they can contact for follow-up and support. Please ask them to contact my local chapter's Base Commander with this information as well (they can look it up in their membership records). This information can alternatively be E-Mailed to the National Office at office@ussvi .org. ------------------------------------ Shipmate Merle D. DAHN, Submarine Veteran ofWWII, departed on eternal patrol Oct. 26, 2007. Merle is survived by his wife Dorothy. Sailor Rest Your Oars. ------------------------------------ Shipmate Eugene C. ROBERTSON, Submarine Veteran of\IVWII, departed .,on eternal patrol Nqv. 13, 2007. Gene is survived by his wife Dorothy. Sailor, Rest Your Oars. ------------------------------------ Page7 Dear Friends and Shipmates, I hope you all had an enjoyable holiday Christmas/Hanukkah and I wish you all the blessings of a joyous New Year. Our Christmas I Hanukkah party was a great success. We had 41 members and guest attend. I would like to add my personal congratulations to the recipient of the "Sailor of the Year'', Mr. James "Jim" Denzien. Jim was almost speechless, but he has able to say a few words. Bob Gilmore did an outstanding job in the recording and supplying the music and sound system for the evening. Thank you SubVettes for there table decorations for the Christmas I Hanukkah party. I would like to thank the Sailor of the Year committee for they work and effort this year. Outstanding job!! We look forward to an exciting year of growth and hard work for the Base. Fraternally, Stan Reinhold, Commander- Perch Base USSVI The regular monthly meeting of the Arizona Submarine Veterans, Perch Base was convened at the Airline Training Center ofArizona (ATCA), Goodyear, AZ at 1300 hours, 17 November 2007. Stan Reinhold, Base Commander, called the meeting to order. -------..- - > • ~'= .._ ~ .. -~~~-,._.;~~~------------1 The membership was led in a prayer of invocation by Shipmate Dave Harnish followed by the Pledge of Allegiance and a standard ceremonial opening. A moment of silence was observed for shipmates on eternal patrol and the tolling ceremony for boats lost in November was conducted. According to the sailing list, there were twenty-nine members and guests present. There were two guests: Dewey Reed of Dolphin Base and Don Phay of Scorpion Base. There were also two prospective members: Ted Hunt and Gary Marquardt. Minutes from the October 2007 regular meeting as published in the Midwatch were approved. Treasurer Jim Denzien reported the Base's financial status as of the first day of November 2007. A motion was made and seconded to accept the Treasurer's report as read. The motion carried by unanimous voice vote. Reports of Officers and Committee Chairmen JESSICA LlJCASJ CISR Si11Cl' 1953 Vice Commander- Bob Gilmore had nothing to report. Accmm r: Exccmivc Secretaryffreasurer - Jim Denzien had nothing addi- tional to report. Chief of the Boat - Jim Edwards had nothing to report. Hestert H~!.t~l-~ Associates;. In~ Chaplain- Howard Doyle was not present. Membership Chairman/Webmaster- Ramon Samson 6l2.Z Nnnb i1h S tiWI {3CKl ) 7S9...08SH reported that he had sent out the letters for "reenlistment". l'hm:ni x,, f\ri:;on;1 S)(}j4 Cdl(4WJ) 121-71! 1 Also that he had sent the challenge coins to Perch survi­ l'ho t1c (602} 2')[)·7726, Ext..l!O \\' \\'V,~iwstN I . lc it~Luflll vors. Fa){ (6t1l) H0-/856 E-mail Jlut:al'l@! w~t,·rheiid . ;; om Newsletter Editor- Chuck Emmett was not present. Ship's Storekeeper - Jim Nelson asked that members buy challenge coins if they have not done so yet. Past Base Commander - Tim Moore had nothing to report. PageS The Subvettes were not represented. Base Commander Stan Reinhold conducted a Holland Club induction for a visiting member, Don Phay. Don is a member of Scorpion Base in Sioux Falls, SO. Don was welcomed into the Holland Club by other Holland Club members present. Old Business We plan on going to Tucson after the Veterans Day parade to talk to Tucson Base members about their float construction. New Business We will be looking forward to having Les Parsons, former OIC ofTrieste II, as a guest speaker in February. We also want to have John Dudas, VA rep and member of Gudgeon Base, speak to the group at some point in the future. Good of the Order Shipmate Jim Denzien announced that an announcement for the current meeting had been placed in The West Valley View. We will try and get the announcement in all future issues. Shipmate Tim Moore reported on the status of the Kap(SS) for Kid(SS) program.
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    Seminar Hosts Naval Submarine League The primary mission of the Naval Submarine League is to promote awareness of the importance of submarines to U.S. national security. The Naval Submarine League is a professional organization for submariners and submarine supporters. Benefits of Naval Submarine League membership include association with a dedicated group of submarine professionals, a professional jour- nal – The Submarine Review, information on submarine develop- ments and issues to assist members in creating public awareness of submarine capabilities and value to U.S. defense, a forum for an exchange of thoughts on submarine matters, and an invitation to the Annual Symposium. The Naval Submarine League is a 501(c)3 non-profit founded in 1982. For more details and how to join, visit the League’s web- site www.navalsubleague.org or call (703) 256-0891. Naval Historical Foundation Founded in 1926, the Naval Historical Foundation is dedicated to preserving and honoring the legacy of the Sailors who came before us. We know that passing this legacy on will serve to educate and inspire the generations that will follow. The Naval Historical Foundation raises funds and supervise the construc- tion of cutting edge museum exhibits. We encourage students and teachers with educational programs, prizes, and fellowships. We work tirelessly to ensure that America’s great naval history is proudly remembered. For more details about the services we provide and how to join, visit www.navyhistory.org. or call (202) 678-4333. Welcoming Remarks Rear Admiral John B. Padgett III, USN (Ret.) 41 For Freedom President and Chief Executive Officer Naval Submarine League Introduction and Program Summary Dr.