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IN MEMORIAM
LLOYD THOMAS
Lloyd Thomas was born on I 0 Mar .. h. 1912 at Nelsonvi::e, Ohio. He enlisted on 6 May 1938, and was appointed Avratior Cadet on 4 October 1938. A:ter completing the avration course at Pensaco a , Florida. he w11s commr ,sroned Ensign, U. S. Navy. On 13 December, 1941. he was appointed Lieutenant (jg) U.S. Navy.
Lieutenant lis) Lloyd Thomas was reported mrssrng rn action on 4 June, 1942, when the plonc of whrch he was pilot was ~hot down 1r the Battle of Modway, one of the most decrsrv~ batt e~ of World War II and the battle whrch stopped the Japanese ffensrve eastward a'Cross the Pacific. Lt. (lg) Thoma> was awarded the Navy Cro~s for eYbaordinary herorsm and courageous devotion lo duty for his action in this battle in whrch hi~ squadron launched it; offensrve in an unprecedented and exceptional manner and with relentless determination in the face of a terrific. barrage of ant. 11irc.raft fire.
"THE U.S.S. LLOYD THOMAS" (DD-764)
On MMch 2 i 19r, 7, the Lloyd Thomas "''i'lS cornmis;ioned <"'t the B-.tl,lchem St.,el Company, San Fr ... ncrsco, Calrforria, and n acea unr!er the command of Commonder James I. Cone, U. S. Navy. Upon completion of fittin3 out, and shakedown training at S<ln Dieno. Cnlrfornia, she joined the U. S. Fleet on June 26, 1947, as part of Destroyer Division ONE THIRTY-ONE and Destroyer Squadron THIRTEEN.
. From June 30 to July 20, 1947, the Lloyd Thomas acted as plane ?Uard for the arrcraft carrier U.S S. Tarawa (CV-40), and during August of that year she was Gunnery Training Ship for the Pacific Fleet West Coast based ships.
From Se;:>tember 16 throuqh September 2A th.: Lloyd ThomF.s participated in the lntE'r type ExPrrrc;es off the California Co.:'lst She. then joined Task Force THIRTYFIGHT on October 9, along with the other ships of Destroyer Divisron ONE THIRTYONE and the arrcraft carrier Valley Forge (CV-45), L:nder Commander Carner Divisior'l FIVE.
Leavin~ San Diego on October 9, the Task Force proceeded to Pearl Harbor, Hawairan Islands where the ships conducted extensive training exercises.
On January 16 1948. the Lloyd Thomas with the destroyers \V/ILLIAM C. LA WE. WILLIAM M. WOOD and KEPPLER, and the airc:raft c~rrier VALLEY FORGE beQan a training and a good-will cruise of Pacifi-: waters. First stop was Sydney, Austr~'ia, where the ships remained for five days. From there they proceeded to Hong Kong. and then on to T sing tao, Chrna. It was at T srnrJtao that orders were received for the Lloyd Thomas, the Wrlliam C. Lawe anrJ the Valley For~e to proceed to San Dreqo by way of the Suez and Panama Cane~ Is From T srngtao the Task Force proceeded to Singapore. then on to Trincomalee Ceylon. Leavrng Trincomalee, she steamed up through the Persian Gulf to R 15 Tanura rn Saudr Arabra.
After passrng through the Suez Canal an·-l r"'fuelin~ at Port Said, Egypt, the Task Force crossed the MecMerranean Sea to the famed "Rock of Gibraltar." After an eleven-day stop at Gibraltar she continued th,., c:ruise to BerrJen, Norway. in company with units of the Eastern Atlantic Fled f'. fter a most pleasant stay at Ber9en she again proceeded onward to Southam'Jton, Enc;lan:l. It was here that our Task Force received orders to proceed to New York and t',~n to San Drego by way of Panama Canal. Upon arrival in San Diego the shrp hfld completed her world's cruise and had steamed 45, 168 nautical mrles or 51,327 statute miles.
JAMES I CONE Commander, U.S.N. Commanding Officer
L. R. LAUGHLIN. LT. (JG) USN D. M DRAVIS, LT. (JG) USN
SHIP'S OFFICERS
J. P. RIZZA, LT . CDR .. USN
J. ~ YOUNG, LT. (JG) USN R. A. WAlSON. ENS. (SCJ USN
M. 0 . SCHETKY, ENS. USN E. J. BALUE. ENS. USN
W. H. LAYMAN ENS. USN A. W . CLIFTON. ENS. USN
CHIEF PETTY OFFICERS
Bf! I row· Fevtg, MRC Gu!rte V~JC· Pfti.O'lt, RNC· Prolop, HMC Ftl?morrt , TMC G.bson T MC: r-1sh. GMC: Myrtcl, CSC Raymor, M MC
Fro11t row· HocJmM MMC· Hole BTC· Turnrr CSC: Whttson r:CC· Cl11y, SKC· Husto n GMC.
FIRST DIVISION
Top Row, fro"' lt.ft to nght : P11rr••h, GM'J• Rhod~s GMI· M~Ho• GMl: Hrndr.d•, 8M3 Hot1111n FC'J ; Woodwotd, ~)A; o.,,;,, SN; Ropl~v FC2 L~mastcr, GMl• Hetti·~~. SN, Gonn, SA: G~orgr SA: Convene. Second Row' Bravo, BMJ: Mign~"ult. SN : J11mrs . SA: Kdr. 1h, SN : Waite•. GM1 Whotson. FCC: Lt . (Jg) Loughlon: Ens Laymon: Hulton, GMCr Lr.,•l, FC3 : Dev,nc , SA, J4~lson SN : Gal le9os, SA, Oullv. SN Third Row: Fooehlc, FCSN: lhomos, SN; Dowdrv SN, Bcrg~•on, SA H.:ndrttl & SA: T .. vlo• SN: C•e•q, FCSN Jon~t SA: Gutl'cttr SN Botnet FCJ : Enol, 8M2
SECOND DIVISION
Fir1t Row, left to roght: K SN Sw 11 ' GMS"1 A J~o 11 TM~ Bnd<r ~\I. • (.,, SA: Atl "I SN: Hub • SN K r. ~./' l < I r ')A R:y BM? S(cond Row" R b •U 'iN F-o~t n t G•.ISN, \'1, ,-:t S_., H~: 1 n A M II S~i h,h G o,.~C l ru. Bo · f:ob,., '"' T MC G b r 1 MC , !;I'. ~ tl .,/'o r ,., •d Sl'. Pc "" BM 1 Thord Row 1 l..,a.,n SN D nc.h I .,N M o1 n GMS~: • Lott S~1 F•01nh GM I: St • •t Sl'. Cunnon~hc"' Blvl l F " o S • \\ " r SN Hown•<:l BMl (II •t GMJ Co~~'t GM& W ~~ SN Bo ""' GM l
ENGINEERING DIVISIO N
For•l Row, lelt to rtgh t: ~· 1,11.,, FN Jo~~Jon EN?• Brl'nv, F"'- West(• ~N M •C Cn~gh~rn FN Fortun BTJ· W ~11,••1 y fN· Fotte• FN Arntttt", EMl: C ..,.,~ FN: 0<: ISO" DC2 Saras n FA· ·1/ j, l ath ~A lw:Jr IN, Kcv.ICI: Cunn~gh.,m, M M )• Du~tr.dl FA. Second Ro w Deucrl BT ), Hwtchor11or FN M.,dlcr BT7. Szpol 817· Dulton, EMl: P FN· Curb FN· ~rem• I FPl• Go do .. I FN: Gn•c•~ F" Dow j rq F" M • IN, 'X'III tt Fl\ llli'nilc"~ BT)· Krctg~l Mtl: Murnt MM7 Phtii•P' MMI Thord Row: H.u.,phrfy FN G•ont EM;>· Oc•r FA·. Frrrm"" FP2 R•chord1cn MM2: Gc .. r FN Rovmor MMC Hnyct BTC, lt ( !!1 o,.,.,.. En• Schct~v Hndm n MMC Fcvoq MRC Raull FA Coler SN. Simpl"'n FA· M11yi'IC' F'N; GrtiiCl F-'. Kehr!T'ann BTl Fourth Row: Morri,, MM l : H~rd·lbtrg MM 1 Blnnl n)h p BTl Cnt" FN Rt,nho•dt FN tthrtdq~ FA Fl,<!nor FN, Ecul.r·
nq MMl, Utt rbtu:\ MMI Chnro" FN, Ouflty MMJ Dan ~ FN Hcpntr ~A B rn~om M M) Hoqon FA
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C)PERATIONS DIVISIO N
For•\ Row, left to nCJht: McCiurt R02 Jon l SN B~rle•, TeSt-<, ~lc n SN Sl~ph ns POl • N Potrc~ SOl Ha" OM) La~ ' I'Nl: Monntcl 1\01 Da¥r
SN: Prout Eil Second Row, •lendtng: Hudton RM) B "' RM2• Pott " El7 C r· " IH)J Whrtul SOl ~~~ n~ha,; SOSN Shrm.•n•lv RM2 Bcory OMl K ' ,N Hc;d!lc•. SN 'l'o~pler OM I: Ql, n SN· Prell R02: Ywmn t FN2 Thord Row silting: Cui rton RM7: John' n. Hl XI ''' I SN, Tltl'~tlntr. TO Pol r MC· Lt l1gl Young E•1• Cllt G .. tf,roc YNC, Prt , ROJ, C l.lla SN Ro~ .. , .,N Cludv SN
SUPPLY DIVISION
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COMMANDER CONE . ACCEPTS COM MAND
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ATTENTION
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TO COLORS
A NEW CREW
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* Deck
EMPTY SADDLE
HOOKING ON
HEAVE
Force
TURN TO"
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READY
FIRE
RECOVERY
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AIR ACTION PORT
REST EASY
ENCIN t
FUELING AT SEA
SOUNDINGS
MAIN ENGINE CONTROL
\J EERS
MAIN FEED P MP
OG ROOM
PO ATOR
STEADY!
OPERA
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T\XfO BLOCK.
THEY PLOT-
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MORE PENCIL PL.SHERS A 1 WORK
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GALLEY
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SICK BAY
OFFICERS COOK
Ba sket ball Team
During our stoy ot Peorl Horbor during October ond Jonuory the ship's officers ond crew porb<:ipoted in mony sports. Predominont were bosketboll, softba II. volley boll ond boxing, with swimming, diving, bowling, etc., com•ng in for o shore of popularity. Our bosketboll team after a DESDIV 131 Tournament, emerged as undefeated chompions. The softball team came out in second ploce in their leogue stondmgs.
Morvin Atkms, the only member of the LLOYD THOMAS to moke the Task Force boxing team, won the feoture bout ot on inter-ship Task Force smoker at Block An~ no. lhe victory entitled him to represent the Un•ted Stotes Novy ogoinst o representotive chosen from the British Royol t-.Jovy in Austrol1a. Ju~t for the record~. th<'lt bout WM c:h<'llked up to the c-rrdit of the U.S.N.
The sw1mming pool ond diving tower, just a few steps from our usual berth 11t Pe11rl, were quite populor os o ploce \o .mprove ~tyle~. enter vat"1ous ~ontesh, or just cool oH. lne bowling olleys received o Iorge number of the crew members os steody-goers, ond competition was keen there os it was tvtrywhtce. e.he..
In 1111 sporh, the LLOYD THOMAS was well represented, ond it would be no understotement to say th11t she come 1n for her full share of top honors.
Boxing
JONES. PRATT. G ALLEGOS, LEWIS, COOK. RIPLEY HARRISON.
WALKER
ATHL
ATKINS (Lef t)
Woodward, Shemonsky, Derr, Wallace, Cloy. Mueller, Bell. Hudson, Dowding
ETICS Volleyball
Team
Ch1cf Raymor Mr Lauohl11., Mr. Wat on 61en.,,n l-1p Po~
Softball Team
Craig , LeMaster, Nuneman, Prokop, Coo~ Hayes, Fish. Schetky, Crasost mo
REASON FOR PLANE GUARD DETAIL
Every time the VALLEY FORGE launched or recovered aircraft a destroyer WllS designated to take piMe guard. In case a plane cracked up, the plone guard was 'n pos•\lon to pick up the pilot.
These pictures were taken when we were oper<'!ting at Pearl Harbor. A plane had rust cracked up and the pilot was '•n the drink." At upper left, we have the life raft alo11gside. Upper right, getting the pilot llboard which can be at times a very dan~erous JOb. Lower left. •t's on to s,,. Bay for the wet pilot. Lower tight, a shot of the two cakes sent to the THOMAS by the VALLEY FORGE for the rescurng of the pilot.
HAWAIIAN
THEY STILL DON T KNOW WHERE THEY AI<E
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NAVY DAY AT H ILO HAWAII 1947
ISLANDS
ALL THE COMFORTS OF HOME
RAINBOW FALLS AT HILO HAWAII
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WHAT A LIFE.
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o"UR CHRISTMAS TREE, 1947
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The ceremony attendant upon sh1ps cross1ng the Equator, kn, wn as crossing the line, 1s so ancient that it has been a port of !ea lore since the days of the early V1kings. Wh1le men have long ceased to believe in the existence of Neptune, the mytholog1cal god of the seas, they still perform the ceremon1es of propitiation to His Matesty, the King of the Deep. This IS one occas1on when the whole ship's company is vitally Interested and willingly parbc1pates , Those who have crossed the line are worthy "shellbacks' and the rest are lowly pollywogs. It is the pleasant duty of the shellbocks to 1n1bate the pollywogs m thP 1nysteries of the underwcster doma1n of Neptunus Rex.
The Royal Works are given by the shellbacks, who are dressed h• represent King Neptune and H1s Royal Court. While these damp vigorous boisterous and wholesome ceremonies are enough to make the condido te sh1ver and quake men are willing to undergo the d1s · comfort, knowing that they will not be on the receiVIng end the next bme the line is crossed and the lrodition is carried on. As Capta•n Hall wrote one hundred years ago. ' Its evil •s transient, if any evil there be; wh,fe 1t certainly affords Jack a topic for a month beforehand and fort· mght ofterwards .... "
Many of the new· born shell backs on our good ship LLOYD THOMAS may not know the meanmg of a fortnight, but all of them w1ll long remember the day of the crossing of the line.
THE LINE
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POL.Y'X'O PROTFC. TIVF ASSOCIAT.ON
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CROSSII'-JG THE LINE Now li~ten, my ch1ldren, and you shall hear
Of crossing the line by your father dear. Twas eleven /\.M., and strange to say
The weather was cold on the fateful day
The LLOYD THOMAS of the Destroyer Fleet Neptunus R,ex and h1s court drd meet
The Pollywogs, one twenty strong, Were formed 1n l1ne-a half m1le long
To appear bdore the JUdge appo1nted And have the1r heads w1th fuel oil anointed.
Each one was !liven a bitter pill Designed to make the stomach ill,
Then neatly flipped into a tank, And as bent:ath the brine he sank
Shellbacks from along the roil Swung lusty paddles on his tail.
Then out of thE: tonk and through a line As shellback paddles caressed the spine,
To fall at last c1mong the mobs Of new Shellbacks-none Pollywogs.
Aint it grand ,,nd glorious feeling? Like slipping on a banana peeling.
THE ROYAL COLIRT KING NEPTUNE WHITSON CFC ROYAL QUEEN PALLOI'JI. RMC ROYAL PRINCESS REAVELY, SHJ ROYAL BABY KAHRMAN, BT3 ROYAL DOCTOR UITERBACK, MM I ROYAL NURSE GUTHRIE, YNC ROYAL NURSES NORQUIST, CS3 ROYAL HIGH SHERIFF HUSTON. GMC ROYAL DOCTOR OF ELECTRONICS LTJG YOUNG ROYAL JUDGE LTJG DRAVIS ROYAL PROSECUTOR LTJG LAUGHLIN ROYAL DEFENSE A ITORNEY DALTON EM3 ROYAL SCRIBE RAYMO!~ MMC ROYAL EXECUTOR HOCKMAN MMC ROYAL CHAPLAIN FEVIG MRC ROYAL UNDERTAKER BLANKENSHIP BTl ROYAL PHOT.OGRAPHER MYRICK CSC
ROYAL DEVILS
ROYAL BARBER • ROYAL NAVIGATOR
ROYAL BEARS
ROYAL SPY M ER MAID DAVY JONES PEG LEG PETE
TURNER CSC GIBSON. TMC
SWEENEY, GMJ LCD~ RIZZA
1 ENOS 8M2 J HILL 503 )SCOTT, TN I JONES BTl
STEPHENS RDJ WOODWI\RD. SN FITZMORRIS, TMC
.CASTLE. G M 2
POLLYWOG DPE=CTOR H~ HI H SHERIFJ:.
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WATCH THE BIRDIE SMILE
ONCE OVER ... IGHTLY OUCH
Nf:CKING PARTY
RESURRECTION OHJ YOU DEVIL
JUST A UTTLE OF!= THE TO P SMOOTH AS A BABY S --
PEG LEG PETE THE ROYAL FAM LY
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oo Many Girls, Too Few ailors
At I 01t thrc: v•rh tD e•cry U S \e1lor onondod a don e a t tho T f!Kodcre loU " hi orra"9rd fo• ••h"9' b, tile Av\ha I n Am•r en At OCtOf•O"
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WAITIN FOR THE= SHIP TO COME IN
CARTOON
\•/OW-MISS BOND q:.:~.cH
HERE AND NOW , •• by Em,le Merc•cr
ITCHING FOR YOU
N A PARK CAS [ RE
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t .S. TA"K FORCE
Fa~ Sh1ps Amnng To-<1 } (Jn \ tsit
AlltCRU'T CARRIER
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HONG KONG WATERFRONT
BUM BOAlS
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ITS BE TTER THAN TAKING IN W ASHING
BUDDHA TEMPLE DOWNTOWN HONG KONG
EY LOOK T S THE SKIPPE~ AND WRIGHT TOO
0 K SO I M T RED A LITTLE BUMPY BUl--
A COP SUNS[T N CHINA
CHINFSt EMPLE
EVERYBODY RIDES PARDON ME BUT YOU
LOOK JUST IKE MAGGY
NO LEFT TURN
WHAT A LIFE!
MALAYA'S /..EADING NEWSPAP/:R · ESTABLISHED IR4S
HOW TO SEE SINGAPORE
Americans Spend
$100,000 WKD t.lll' Unlt.d 11\At.M
Tult P'l>r o l8 WaYU
~· ;-n~a~ and m.n W'lll hA\'r .apr ' n..,.IJ SIOO •oov 1Bl••• J10ft nurm<Jl on all rt ~.&C'Unlur&a •P'Id put h .....
For Uw -.n t:• -.n ...-.. U\aa 100 nar *r• t \br alt•
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SHH!
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SlOPPING F-OR A COLD ONE
FUNERAL IN SINGAPORE
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U.S. 'HIPS COl\1lNG
TO TRINCO
OLR SHIP 'II. A NE- ~AR 1 THE WAY T co ON
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AND WATCHED SNAKE CHARMERS
STAR SAPPHIRE JOE?
W E ALSO VISITED THEIR ANCIENT CITIES
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ARABIA
OUR OFFICERS SAID THEY HAD A GOOD TIME
AT THE B'G PARTY
There were pions made to put on a real show for Prince Saud, Ruler of Soud1a Arabta, but due to unfortunate c!fcumstances he could not vtsit Admlfal Marlin. lnste11d he sent his son, the Crown Pr~nce.
As soon as the VALLEY FORGE ond THOMAS got under way, two c'IHCraft were lounched, an Arabian sand storm blew our way and fltght operobons were cancelled. It was so bad that it was very dtHtcu t to recover the aircrah that had been launched. However the Crown Prtnce had a good bme. We rece•ved this message from the VALLEY FORGE: D rege•d our movement -the Crown Prm e tS stee~~ng the ship.
The ptcture show" on ~ pages were token at the banq ... el gtven by the Crown Pnn e for •he To k Force Offtcers. By the way th<' sand blew for four days.
ADMIRAL MARTIN RECEIVES THE GIF-T OF THE CROWN PRINCE
WHAT A FEASl
IHE ARABIAN F-LAG
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CAPT. CONE AND THE SUEZ CANAL PILOT
IF YOU LOOK CLOSE YOU CAN SEE THE CAMELS
WE BROKE A SPEED RECORD GOING THRU THE CANAL
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GOING ASHORE IN PORT SAID
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TWO BITS OR A BUMP O N THE HEAD, JOE
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( .._ ... ,eua-. SACCONE & LliltllNI &CO-· ---
6i ab8~r SPEED ITO
rn. •• n f CREAM SHERRY
A..WI-,o-crt
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AT GIBRALTAR
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THE MARKET PLACE TANGIER
THEY WILL TRADE YOU A NYTHING
WE WONDERED WHAT THEY LOOKED LIKE
T 0 'R SeD A G U. APR J L I U I - ~B. II - 2 t. A R G. *
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A ,merikanerne . I kom i formiddag,.
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da snoen
WE HAD A SNOWSTORM VISITORS BY THE THOUSAND
ON THE HILL OVERLOOKING BERGEI'l THE TASK FORCE ON PARADE
A VERY PRETTY VISITOR COLD HONEY?
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DOCKS
HEADING FOR TOWN
WE DON T KNOW WHAT THEY ARE LOOKING AT, BUT WE KNOW IT WAS IN ENGLAND
' WHISPERING" HUSTON AND FRIEND GUARDS AT THE TOWER OF LONDON
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THE GERMANS DID THIS BUT MISSED THE CATHEDRAL
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CROSSING THE ATLANTIC
THE BEST THINGS WE HAVE SEEN IN A LONG TIME
PIER 26, NEW YORK, U S.A
EVERYONE WAS TOO BUSY TO TAKE PICTURES. WE WERE HOME AGAIN.
10,000 More Visit Goodwill Fleet
PAN
UP WE GO
WHERE TO GO?
N AMA
THRU THE CANAL
S.P. S IN BALBOA
IN BOUNDS ACROSS THE STREET WAS OUT OF BOJNDS
BI~OADWAY PIER, SAN DIEGO HOME •
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RANDOM SHOTS
CONE, J, I Command~• Mrs E cor r C:;~nc bAS I A•c Coronea Co lorn o
RIZZA, J. P., Lt. Comrnander Mr More R :10
10340 Le So lc St Los A~cu cs c., I rniu
LAUGHLIN, L R, lt lt9) Mr P R Lo qf 410 Gr~nt St H d O~rQ Cel fern"
YOUNG, J. E. , Lt. (jgl M W n " L Y nq lbN Aao'T1s Ah Sen Dr q c~ b'" a
DRAVIS, D. M., Lt. lt9) ·~ r R b V D·~ 4 8 G Ave C ronodo Co foro ,
ANDERSON, Karl T., TM2 M• • A 1 r
r4 ~ S•r • Spr nqf IJ V
ARNETT, Wrll.am C EM3 C ~r 1. A r\c:Jd' n U"•"
ATKINS, Marvin leRoy SN 1\, E At· M I r ' 1\d S Pos I<JC'Tic
s Anq Co f rna
Davod F., SN M•s M • Bo•k r Rt B , 453
Co forn e
BARNES, Stanl~y B•rnrs SN V d M•s N rma'l Ba•n~
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Willram J., Jr. , TM2 Mo B.,,tcr
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OFFICER S
CLIFTON, A. W., Ens. Mrs Eth C C fton 831 G Av Coronodo Co fer• o
SCHETKY, M 0 Ens. Mrs Ethc ~ " Schcdv 8bl Sutter "'' Son Francs <> Col fern o
BALUE, E. J ., Ens. M" Rloth S B~ Jr. ))8 Brllrnqs St Elq1n lll•no s
LAYMAN, W. H., Ens. Mrs M.,r A. Loymon Hb Oronq Av<c Ce>ron"d" Ce' ferne
WATSON, R. A., Ens. Mr r o L Watson
w21 R ---•t St Son Drcqo Col lorn e
BELL James Enrl~. SK3 Mr ''" Mr \Xr """ W B• B , 174
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BERGERON H.wy Jr. SA M , . d M H" v H B£rqcron !lc. .. )7 Grona \·- nq F , aa
BERRY, Clarence Edward, Q M3 Mrs Do t B ! 318 So hu•o- Avt R c:H•rd 111 n-' BINNEY,' Royd Max, FA MIS Jomc Dr "· So]o Vcsp r Avt Von N loys, Celrfornre
BLANKINSHIP, Lilburn F., BTl Mrs l b_r, B ~nl nsh p C "d•nt M '"ur
BLOW John W., RM2 Mt A. S Blow 4230 S W. 5 Terrae~ M om Florodo
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BROWN, James 0 . CSI Vada B Br Rt. I R ::l,lond Spronqs Teros
BRYANT, James Allen G M3 Mrs Moll" e B P ltn " 314 Wodc Street Columbia Mississippi
BURNHAM , William Edward, MM3 M r ( mer Burnham Route I Hnp~ ,ye ll V ~tq o no&
CAIN, Wolliom H., FN Mt . H len Ce•n I 48 \)1. . 62 St . L~~ Anqclcs. C..,l, fornio
CASTLE, Leonard, GM2 M• Est , C.,st•c 132v N !>I St Ph edelph n Po.
CEPUCH, William Ellis RD3 M•. Andrew Ccpuch 33 M 1 cr Sheet Seneca Foils N Y
CHARON Rochord W., FN Auv & I 436 2"d s CloQuet M ""
CLAY, lvic, SKC Ruth C &y Bo· 271 Centro Po'"t Orcqon
CLUKEY, Norman A., SN Mr nnd Mrs Fr~rc Clu ~• y I 1 5th Strcc t 1')1-j T wn M~in•
COFER, Paul E., SN /llo -Xi P /llo It ,t. . or 1 Ave,
S E Ro11note V rq "'"
COLELLA, Herbert J , SN Mr s Co e e 415 T towo Ave Pet rson New Jersey
COLL EY, Joseph Herbert . SN M s Mo C B , 6 0 t " F r da
CONVERSE, Waldo C. Mrs Arc C N t B 9 a
COWAN, Douglas D., FN Mr and Mrs L D Cowon P. • 7 8 • 190
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DAN IELS, Franc" M., FN R lie d Dor cis 60 N rth Wo 1 r Ave Blo • Ncbrosln
CRAIG, Dale BencH. SN u L Cr~ q
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CRISOSTOMO Antonio P .. SHI H C Btur 'l"o" G 4m M 1.
CUNNING HAM, Arthur Roy, MM3 Mrs f ~ ,.. ~ r. ....,.
2718 l II ~ Av F rt Worth Tr·~s
CUNNINGHAM, Junous A., SN Mr Ju A Cur<> nq Bo• 727 R F D "l N~ .. Orlr~n< 20 lou 1 """
CULLERTON, Jean James, RM2 Mr J o Gr, nwood Bo• I Cnmf rt Tr•os
CURB, Bolly Joe, FA Mr B , J C rb 10?) 8 ' " T r "" Aust" T "~
DAVIS, Charlu W. SN M 1 t C l"c • 302 Nor L me w•
Lonr::oste• Pcr>nsylv"""
DALTON Kenice Edw<trd EM3 M "' r., ·a" 172 £.., , 90th Strcc New y..,,\ N Y
DAVIS Oontcl A., SN M dM• A8Dv, Rout~ I ~'a'knlnwn North Corolon.,
DECKER, Lester R .• SA l t r J,mr·s D kcr 4 1 M Stt<. I W.,t. rtnwn N;w Yor>
DERR, Howard E., FA Mr C ,,d ( D •r 1473 H11n k 8 vd Krnh r t R od nq P nne
DESSERT, James W., BTl Mr I( rt ~ C w b-' Av~
Rrd .. o d C 111 C,.l fnrni4
OEVI~lE , Charles E. SA t-' n
59 tft t '.!" n Stro:; t F~ ~ nrt N w Yor~
DICK George J .. SN II ~ ~ c •·w Ne11t110 St
Dr"vrr 4 Colorodo
DIETRICH, Willis P., Jr., FA W r D trod Sr 719 r._ lomt St•cd Lenceslcr Pcnn11.
DOOTSON, Eugene, DC2 Mr l P C' l<or> 31~ ;(/ A St G 1endcl Auzon4
DOWDEY, James E .. Jr., SN ' . ) C rAe
A obo"1e C tv c'\lobomo
DOWDING, James A .. Jr .. FA A Dowd q Sr
Rur Route 3 --.llcqor M •c"•!lon
DUFFEY, Roy L., MM3 P~t Gov D ffr P 0. B" 75 Pcrkl~rrl w,shonqton
DUFFY, Auston F., SN Jc~n J ' Ph Duffy 440 [ t B~th Street N~.., York N Y.
DUMOND, Joseph E. , SA M a Dumond 1879 No M., r St. Foil Povcr Moss.
DUNCHOCK. George R. SN ~· M '" • Dunchod Sponq r Po
EASTERLING, Wayne, MM3 Mt\ Moblc C owson M dd " p.., nt Ohoo
ELLIOTT Fr<tnk J., SN M r • J Eloott Rt I Oeublc Spronqs Ala
ENOS Rtchard Francis, 8M2 Mr ·~ H1lsdorf Bo• 151 L,n.-nln Clll,fornoc
ERBER, Arthur G., QM2 Mr H • n Erb.-r ) 2~ Vwlleorc St. S~~n D cqo c.,l forn"'
ETHRIDGE "J" ''W," FA H Hhr Jq~
I j9 E· " .., A.~. M~mph s T cnnrsu:r
FISH Hetcn C. GMC M leze" (" F r34'i vh o Ave Younc;s• wn 0~ <>
FISHER, Herold R., SA M tJet ae F r ~ofln out Lol lo .. , Pcnne.
FISK. Kenneth M .. SA M G 11dvs F sk 4e M.rl n Ave. J11mtstown New York
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FITZMORRIS, L G .• TMC M• E n Anne Frtz..,c r l4b2 21 • Avo: Sot~ Frot~cisco Co forn o
FLEENOR, H11rold E., MMFA Mr C II' s E F ~cror q09 A Low"du St Ch lo ow A oboMo
FONTENOT, Elwood, SN Mrs Fro H F nt " t B , • Chota Q" r LO s e""
FORTUNE. Glenn W,, BT3 M r '11/ err M Fo•tun B • oS Mc"tr .,, North Ct" '•na
FOSTER Lewos 8dn~s. FA Mr l ~
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G~dsd A ob "'"
FOY, Raymond Edward 8M2 N " on F v 21 To"" 'ns " St Anson e Ccnn
FRANTS, C11rl A., GM I Mr. a d "'•s Arv d ~'O"Is )lb E 011 Av Ev t~ M ncso+e
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GALLEGOS, Johnnoc Max SN Mr G 2 S• A "' "" '
Aurelro FA
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GEORGE, Robert Charles SA I , G
GINN, Emory Donald, SA M d M• J C G R t A•h G •q
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GRANT, Ulysses S., EM2 Fr
GUILLEITE, Roger R .• SN W.r Mr Sto G ,ttc c 1 0 Hn•d • V •mont
HAINLEY, Jed D., BTl B Heon cy
Tennessee
HAGAN, W11lter E., FA er( Hoqan
dqc St 33 "' ,,
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HARRISON, Will.•m Arthur FC2 A• Hnrrr n 03 \lV 22 d St
C r r v lndr11no
HARTEM, Alexander, FA Mr F 11n H11rt m B • 58 B F P 1. t I'J •· Jersey
Dallas Walt~r SN urst n Jr
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HEIDELBERG Foy M. MMI A 1-f d bcrq t St
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HENDRICKS, Harry William, SN M AHr. d G. H· ndr.cks 501 E. 12tb St Mclaughlin Hts. Va~ro rver Wa•hinqton
HILL, Olvin SOl Mt Mor H "~ Fro <: c- Ca fornia
HOCKMAN, lindle H .. MMC "" • r l Hoc~~on oo• J JA Rou~c 2 B f v Waslungton
HODGES, Charles F .• SN Mr Fa H dq R .. t 2 H~ti-, c "th rarnl na
HOLMSTROM, Edward, MM2 M A ", H B , 233 B w'1\- ~ 1\'•"r '"t~
HOWARD, leRoy, SN J 1,,., 'If H w,rd Ed A ,t; ,. ..,
HUBER John Wolham, SN A" s H I 3'108 35. Av So r'lz " O •• I -- I 1and N~~ Yor~
HUDSON John G .. RM3 "" H Ma•y H d•~n 2~25 c .... A, S • • • F'-·'d~
HUMPHREY Joseph E FN M \Y. 1 Hurr o:>h• R F.u N • M ·"" ~ M 'PP
HUSTON Robert N. GMC M P H t n
20'1 Jo' Avi'. l • r"'l' r Kcntudv
HUTCHINSON Charles R .• FN />lor J ~ p P 0 B • 2b3 n • F • da
JACKSON, Earnest G , SN ~· J I " B • t I , I (' N C
JAMES. Heyman SA \X A R F.- ~
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JOHNSON, Joseph Edward EN2 A 1
JOHNSON Richard T .. SA ~· ~ · c 220.) B
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JOHNSON. Robert Wolkons, En f b " ~ n JQhn "" 2 5'1 N. c dM St. Holt Mochoqan
JONES, Burton Smith, SN Mr V rq.nia 0 ~rman Jones 70 -~nter St. Montqomerv Alabam11
JONES lucian E., Jr., SA • r Jones Sr
91>9 _ •on St. Mrmn~ s Tenn~ute
JONES, Ra lph Kenneth. BTl p ' t. R. R. No.1> $p,rle J,.nricuer
KAHRMANN, William lu, Bn Mr E •n M Kenrmonn P. 0. Bo• 11 Aaouro Colrf
KANISH, Rraml, SA Mr E I, K"nsh Elmora Pcnnsylvonio
KELLAR, James lambert, SN foJ G a Kef'' 45. Bo~d St Cumb~r end Moryfond
KEY Thomas F., Jr., lei M Sora Jane Kcv .5 Fulton Ave
Sp.,rlanbura South Carolona
KILMER, Charles, SN M ('I r B. K lmcr Sb N lo..,.v••u e Ave. Wovrrlv New Yor~
KING Raymond Gilbert, SA D r I noe. K nq V11 ~> Vt w Rood Mcdill Penn\ylvono"
. KLEIN, Walter G., Jr., BN Mr Amdoa Kir on 83 I Ohoc River Blvd Poll burqh Pennsylvania
KLINE, Elmer F., Jr., SN R 1H 0 Klon,• R D. I c,.ntrel Cotv Pc11nsvlvonre
KRE~IICKI , Bernard John, SN foJ fo.; • I a Krc,.. ~ 11.14v ( l)rd Sl Ch Cfta 19 I rnois
KRETOSKI Joe, MEl M A K•etos• B n Ao•hu•dalr West Vuq nra
LABIGANG. Charlc' John, FA /'< ~b qo~~ 22 ,., " Ave Pen Ch• stio ~ M rsshs1pp
LANE M R.,.~t Enol.,
James B. , M M I M. lone
1 e ... 2 Ar~onsos
LAYER Ch.ulu William SN M I .7 M .. t lc• • p t N w Y ·~
LEFEVER, Kenneth R. FA Mrs E F- v P 0 B , 1905 Presc tt Ar :one
LEMASTER William ''A, GM3 /It A t r
71 , ,.., nqt d A ., A buQucrqu New .'Ac• co
LEWIS, G eorqc Douqlas, SN Mr c.:' l ~
708 1\t. "' Srlv•s Ill. nos
LOGAN , Carlton, SN M~·tt A I '" OO;; 4tl ~~
lync hburq V rqonre
LOTZ, Adam, SN V II l ' 1927 Our wa~ e., lomntl' ~,}~, ~d
MacCAUGLERN Walton A. FA /o-' "IJ ,....11uq St11mford Corn • ul
MASSIE Nathan Davrs, FN M N H Masse 83< Noon St Po" "' 8 H M sso r
MATTOX Calvon E , SN M• B II foJ H 13BK ... .ohh Ch11rl~ I n So th Ct~~ ne
MURASKY FrMcis Frrd MM2 Mr '"~ Mr ol>n Mr '<v 343 Au .l Av Gl~!tSPn•nt P, "" v ,, -,
MYRICK, H. G ., Jr .. CSC M H ('., M r • 241 E _ San D .·a Co f rn .,
OLSON, hd D., SN M 8 0 \\ t v '1. nt r $pol"~ W11sh l'q!on
PANCHO Dom•nqo A., TN Mrs "'. Pe o lao r P11nq~sor.en P I
Jock Walton, G M2 An 11 P rr
'peMBERTON, Clarence E., EN Lolo 1:: r n Routt I De~&werc Ar\ el'ses
PHILLIPS, Williem H., MM I M•s E zebcth Phollips 105 E 24th St. W 1m n!'lton Ddewor"' •
PIERCE Werten T. SN ( •• H Pocrcc Ruu ,.)WO
PITTON, Albert R., ET3 C t " Poe D P•tt on (DC) USN Owarter\ 0 U. S. Nov Air Sto. Sen D "'qo Calofornio
PONS I, Clifford Arthur, BM I L I' ,(h, rn Pon o 7206 Lodwood St. 010 k l~~nd 3 Col fornoo
PLEGER, Jack M., FA y '""••t 1 " 3Ll, b _ v M e Rd. Form nqton, Mochiqon
PR:\TT, Doyle H., RD2 Mrs Soroh Elizabeth Steele Mesonvollc Rt, Bot 2'1 Lovelond Crolroradro
PRICE, Johnny C., RDl ._, rene p, Boa lb~ Moor C11 ofornoo
PROKOP, Adolph V , HMC 1-' V 1o r \ P
1•4 - 1 Av ~t. lnq rwood Colofornoa
PROUT, Jamu H., ET2 Mr ~ J B Prout 502 L,, St. 0 .. 1 Pa•l lllino"
QUIBLE, Fronk R., ETl n I J Ouibl• t.uJ4 Br11oll r Drov F11 rwev Ho 's Wt~shonqton D C
RAPUE, Robert R., SN M S v o Bonh 1479 l11wr n St D 11v • 5 C r&do
RAULS, Roymond, FA W Rouls 3:?07 N 8th St Mo wou• Ws
MMC
REINHARDT, Richard C., FA Mr W v P Rc nhordt 7740 W honqtor Ave
ran ~c Cotv I noos
RHODES, Eugene 0., GMI M 1: Rhodes
vv.) 1. ,odie nd Av~. W nchcst r V • .,·" o
RICHARDSON. Raymond l., MM2 Mrs Mo ~ ~ 11dson 311 Henry St D&nvo1le, Voogono&
RIPLEY, LeRoy E .. FC2 M J , ne A R.poq 3032 W. 42 St. C'r &v· IJiinois
ROBERTS, Melvin Lloyd SN Mt . · Ltt: Roberts I 04 H oghts Blvd. Hc- •t-,n T c•o•
SARRASIN, Richard Lionel, FA M r L•oCotn Sorr& on 191/, Dudltv St. Havrrholl M<~ssochus.., tts
SCOTT, Curley, Jr. , TN Mo • ( tcllo lew s 921 Ar ;ontJ St. Fori Worth Tc•os
SHEMANSKY, Jouph Paul, RM2 Mr Anna Shemor ~ S9H Shrsl r St. Ph loddohoo 24 Pennsylvonio
STARRETT, Robert E., M M2 Mr Gerold E Starrett 2050 Fronk n St. Jocksonv c b FIAo ..la
STEPHENS Bernard W., RDSN Mr B E Stcphc Petersburg Boone Countv Kcl'tucky
STEW ART, Ralph K., SA Bcotr cc M Stew r 4 Douglas St Cambridqc Mos ochusrlt•
SWEENEY, Chorles J., GMSN Mos. Anno J. Sweeney I 3b5 McAuslond Ave St Lo s Mossouro
SZPAK Henry , BT2 Mrs Szpol 5 P t ~cr St Powt k t Rhod lslond
TANNER, Walt~r A., SN Mr H B To~ cr 127 Mm 50 Drve Moe " G orq o
TAYLOR, Jedy Gordon, SN M• F Tavor
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THOMAS, Lawr~nct R., SN Mr M d• of Tloomos 714 ";oft Spr nq In nd n M ssot..ri
TOEPFER, Robert J., QM I Mrs Rob rt To pier ?35 McKeone Ave
Pr H Cone nnet Oh 0
TRAVANTI, Angdo, TE2 I V • Treve••
6 us St W E P tt b q 20 Pen~sy >'enie
TURNER Marshall H. CSC Mr E ror 0 TJrncr 205 East 2nd St N&t ?nel C tv Cel"fornie
UTIERBACK. Human, MM I Fr Utt rbe I 20b B w r C urt
Nc"" C<1~t ~ Indiana.
WALKER, Joseph J., TA Mr I \1/t>l r
4625 W w St N w Or ens Louis ana
WALlACE, Jad 8., BT3 M•s Th 11 A~n C erl 222 G f 1r v St Tor nto Ont r o Coneda
WALTER Paul Laverne, GM2 Mrs Welt r 14 S •1, Bt'- S• P. chiT' nd Co r '" II
WARD, Otis TA M Hrn•o e S OIT' n 1595 Cab St 8 e m ~t T a&s
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WESTER, Harold W FN M C• r
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WEAVER M• Am N W M II"' F
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WEIDENBACH , Franeos E., FA M r L on F W d !'bach
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WHEELER Robert B., FA /Jir CtJ• W Fr nd St Am burv M s e hus "
WHITSON , Edward R FCC Mrs Aqne H Whol 222 Son B n t Road Br bel'e Ce lorn"
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