all hands naval bulletin - nov 1941

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GENERAL X%I;?,S%-LL2:NDS NAVY DAY GREETING'IAdmiral Harold R. Stark ,Chief of Naval Opera tions,J;l.vg Departmcnt,

'.'khingt on, D . .Dear Admiral Stark:

On th3 occas ion of N n v y Day, I l .,ish t o e xte nd t o t h e o f f i c e r sand nen o f tk Maqr t he sincc:re con grz tu lL t ion s and bc s t u i shes of t hekrny .Thc- j o i n t t ra in in g progrnm dur ing t hL prs,sLnt tnurgznc y hasbrought thc two se rv i ce s c l occ r t oge t hc r t han c ' c r ~ r eiooiT, Find n g r w tc o n t r i ' m t i n g f a c t o r t o thc progrcss vriiich th- Army has nadL h x bccnt h e s p l en d id c o o p r a t i o n f ur n i sh c d by th; Mc?vy nrid ;Toursclf personally.

KEIITUCKY ETEEl'cl,RS CF FOREIGJP! ' 2 J iSThu fol lou5ng tclegrnm ; ~ snt of macy r ec t i v sd on Navy Day:

"Louisvi l le , Lxi tuckyAs Dkpartmcnt President I bvuld l ike very much on N a v y Day t o

p r zs c nt t o t v t r y offictr and ;n li s tz d man i n our g r s t and -u.o:idcrfulNavy and Marinc Corps, espx5 .a l lg t h s t from thc Comnoni.mlth of Kmtucky,t hc s i nce re g ree t i ngs f rm the Lndies Auxil ipr y t o t h e Dcpartmcnt ofEcntucky Vetcrams of Forcign Ti'ars of U n i t A S t r t . s . Navy D a y OctoScr 27ths o s d t c t e d bzcausd i t i s t h c znn ivxszry of c h , i . , ir t h o f Prcs iden tThLodorc Roo stv clt by ;,host fo r - s i gh t 'v7.s thi ; cs tFb lis hi ng of a soundnaval po l i cy for zrhich toclzy TE m i all s o thankfu l , for wc hcvc th;l s r g c s t and t h c w z t navy o f ar=y i n t h e i ,o r ld .n e l i n t h i s s w v i c3 Y;? back h o m knov th? t o u r n m y i s i nv inc ib le andczn IIhip any pomr or any combinctions of p o i w s OR t h+ f ac t, o f t hc c a r t htodzy , thcrcby ass ur i nr our ci t i zc ns th; t no 3rwdd foreign f oe c m s c th i s f o o t 311 our growid t d a y . Too, i n th i s month Jf OctobLr i s t b c 166thannlv2rsZrg of t h i fcunding of our ncwj.Kcntucky i s now ou t 01 commission I am sac l i ng spccial. grci:tin,:s t 9 t h eCommanding O f fi ce r o f G n i t d St,PtT"s Cruiser Louisvillt f o r cmv'3jm-mt 3 cviiry mcrnber af th G crew o f t h a t s h i p .the mcn i n our nava l fo rce ,

' l i th the 7:ondcrful person-

Though tht, old Bc...ttlcship

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Dcipartwnt Pr zs den t ,Ladies Auxi l i a ry Depar tnmt ,Kentucky Veterans of Foreign !Xarsof thi? United Sta tes ." , .

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COIJGRESSIO:LAL F A R E VISITED ;'IF,ST IITRIES 3i.SZSA -group =f cight congressmen, mzmbers 3f t,hc Hnuse Eaval AffairsCmrdt tec , dspar ted ir! h t e October from the PJaval A i r Sta t ion , Bnacos t ia ,3n a t2ur 3f inspec+,iurl (:f rzivr.1 bascs z t Bermuda rind i n t h e Caribb eanarea .The pzr ty t r av dc d aboard 't U.S . Mavy pa tr ol plane, and con-

s i s t e d o f the folloxing congressmen: 'Yilliarn E. Sutphin, Chairman, Ed. V.I m c , Therms A . Fleher ty , L. M.,ndcl Rivcrs, Ultlvin J. ?.laas, Jnmc?s IT. !.fott,'J. St er li ng Cqlc, -,nd Glilliam E. R s s .

I s l a n d s , Vii;ques, Antiguc , St . Lucia, Tr inidad, Gm rgetom , B ri t i sh Guiana,Kingston, Jarnaicn, J a c k sm v i l l e 2nd Fl,jrid:i ( v i a Great Exunz I s l a n d ),The Congression21 Party inspectc;d nav al bases end na va l avi at io n

The i t i n e r e r j r p r m i d e d for s to p s t t Bernuda, San Junn, V ir gi n

f a c i l i t i c s i n t he vzrisus plr,ccc: visited,

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L.Y SPEAR FOUNDATION PRIZEFORMER N.R.0.T .C , STUDENT 'XNS HONOFiS JN'.SUBLARINE CLASSEnsign Fred Noel S p e is s h ol ds t h e d i s t i n c t i o n o f b ei n g t h e

f i r s t U.S. Naval Resenre O fficer i n h is t o r y to .#An t h e L.Y. Spear Founda-+ t i o nPr ize , coveted award made t o t h e o u ts t an d in g g r a d ua t e i n e a ch c l a s scomplet ing the course a t the Submarine School, New London, Connecticut.

o r submarine insignia engraved upon i t , vas presented t o Ens ign Spc i ssdu r i ng g radua ti on exe rc i se s a t New London with Rear Admiral Richard S,Edwards, U.S. Navy, Commander of Submwine s, Rt lP nt ic F le e t, m a i n g t h ep re sen t a t i on .Ensign Speiss , 3 Naval R.O.T.C. graduate of t he Univ ers i ty ofC n l i fo rn i a , c l a s s of 1941, wzs one o f fo rt y-one o f f i c e r s i n t h c c l a s s .S i x t een vxre o f t h e regular Navy, and th e remaining twen ty-f ive fromt h e U.S. Naval Rzsmve .

The Spear Prize, a second-set t ing i r i s t m t c h w i t h t h e ll Do lphin tl'

Honor student i s not a nciv role for Ensign Speiss .he v a s honor s tud ent i n the Univers i ty of C d i f o r n ia Col l ege of Lett:,r sand Science during his j u n i o r and sc ni or years .Kappa

1Vhile a t t h e U n i ve r s it y of C a l i fo rn i a he was a mcmbcr of a.nd agraduate from the Naval Reserve Off ice rs ' Training Corps, Thcta Phi Fra-t e rn i t y , F i r s t L i eu t enan t of t he Scebba rd and B hde I f i l i tary Socic ty ,and a member of tk QuartErdeck Socicty ,HE Bras com i sb i oned Ensign, U, S, Naval ReserYe, on )ley 24,

I n c o l le g eHt; a l s o madc Phi Beta

Hc: von t h e C i r c l e 4 f o r f cn ci ng .

1941 and his f i r s t ac t i ve du ty i n th e Diavy m s as a s t uden t a t the Sub-marine School.

VOLUNTEERS FOR SUBTQ.RINE T M I N I N GThe Bureau o f Navigat ion des i re s a ppl i c a t ion s f o r submarinet r a i n i n g c l x i s e s t o be convened a t the submmine school during theca lendar ycar, 1942.1936, *37, '38, and ' 3 9 , 2nd Naval Reserve l icutenznts ( j g ) a d ensigns,D-V(G) and DE-V(G), viho are now on ac t i v e du ty and have completed notl e s s t han s ix months of such du ty should immediately submit appli ca-t i ons .

t i o n C i r c u l a r L c t t e r No. 128-41.

O f f i ce r s of t h e U.S. Naval Academy classes of

For f u r t h e r d e t a i l s , a t t e n t i o n i s in vi te d t o Bureau of Naviga-

V-7 RESERVE TIIDSHIPMEN PEOGPAM< - The f i r s t classes under thc 1942 V-7 R es er ve MidshipmenProgram comenced aboard the PRfJRIE STAT", and a t 1Jorthir;estc-rn U n i -v e r s i t y on September 1 6 , 1941.pleted about October 16, 1941.seamen qu al if ie d f o r appointment as re se rv e midshipmen aboard th cPRAII>LIE STATE and 879 qua l i f i ed f o r appoi nt ment a t Northwestem Uni-v e r s i t y ,

Thc 30 day k l imina t ion per iod v m s com-Four hundred 2nd si xt y- fi ve appr enti ce

The successful candidates, a l l of whom ,-re col l ege gradua tes ,

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TAXNTY-ONE AC T I NG JVARRBNT OFF1CEYS APPOINTEDTwenty-one men have been is su e d ac ti n g appointm ents as warranto f f i c e r s i n t he U . S . Navy.oppos i t t he i r names , are as fol lows:The appointees, who dl1 rank from the dates

BOATSVAINSDate of ra nk Hone Addre ssame R a i n e-

Edward G. Hatche l l CQMRudolph E. Nasa CQMOkion A . Hammett CQkIRonald C . Zint CQiA l be r t M. Jowdy CQNHarry V. H a r t s e l l , Jr. SLilC

Em C T R ICIANS

9 23/41 Calif .9/25/41 I l l i n o i s9125/41 Calif.9/25/41 Calif.9/25/41 Texas9 / 25/41 Arkansas

Yar ce D . %;d CEXErwin R. Stewart CELI 9/25/419125/41 IovmCalif.R u s s e l l C. TegelerPaul H . DiceJohn D . H i t che l l , J r .George B. Sa t t e rw h i t eHarold F. S pi l kerdal ter H . EschrnannJal ter F. PieperLoren E. Alderman

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Calif .OhioCali f .Calif.NebraskaCalif .New York#ash ng onCARPENTERS

Frank 14. Smith CSf 9/23/L1Karner 114. IAinor CXsmth 3 23/41Looie Ti. Rash CSf 9 25/41Frank D . Abbott Cllsnth O/25/41Edward S . Dobis CEdsmth 9/25/41

Calif.OklahornaCali f .Cal i f .Calif .

CORRESPONDENCE COTURSE FOR OFFICERS OF CUSS CC-V(S) , USYR.The correspondence course for eng i nee r o f f i ce r s ( cons t ruc t iondu t i e s ) i n the Naval Reserve will be discont inued during the energency.Ilany of the pr ese n t enr o l l ees are now on act ive duty and they may continuethe course as a p a r t o f t h e i r a c t i v e d u ty . A l l enro l l ees have been re -q ue st ed t o r e t u r n t h e p b l i c a t i o n s i s s u e d t o t h en i n c i d e n t t o t h e courseof ins t ruc t ion .s t u d e n t s, The unused le ss on assign ments rnay b e r e t a i n e d by the

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tlRATEFUL P1OTIIER REVEALS RESCLI;; OF S O N B'JSUSf:,cFRINE S COiYf:ilf'DI?K; OFF1CZE(Cont.)o r Captain," she m o t e . "T o a l l n o Y h e r s of America who have sons far awayfrom home and i n th e se rv ic e I would l i k e t o g i v e a ss l xa n ce s t h a t t h e i rsons are w e l l t aken care of , and th a t every th ing i s done for t n e m . ' ~

l~Ilnrish,t~he added, Itthat I could do more for my f l ag and cm z-try than buy bonds and defense stamps."A search of the submarine 's log, now on f i l e a t the Iiavy DeFart-ment, d i s c lo sed t he i nc i de n t r e f e r r ed t o by lks . Chiare l l i occurred Sep-tember 6, bu t t he l o g was couched i n rou t i ne , o f f i c i a l l anguage and con-

t a i ned no r e fe rence t o t he par t p l ayed by tlne Cormanding Officer, Blrs.C h i a r e l l i a pp ar en tl y o b t ai n i ng th e d e t a i l s i n a l e t t e r from her son.The log o f the submarine, reads, laconical ly:"0211 (2 : l l a .m. ) . C h i a r e l l i , S . F., Flc (Fireman 1 s t C?ass),while stan ding watch a E b a t t l e l oo ko ut lost h i s f o o t in g an d f e l l over-boa rd. Rescue s t a r t e d i m m d i a t e l y by backing method. 0215 (2:15 a.m.)recove red nan. On ex ax in at io n i t m s ollnd thzt Ch ia re l l i has reca iTreda l a c e r a t i o n under chin and a bioi;.: on t:ze back o f head. Iod ine andd r e s s i n g vas a p pl ie d t o l a c e r a t i o n . %-x-+~ 0229 (2:3.? a.m.) Chiarel l ir e t u rned t o s t a t io r ;. "

A l e t t e r nddressed t o 311 Naval and T hr i r i e C ory? n c t l v i t l ' e sconcerned by Ass i s tmt Sec re t a ry o f t he ikvy Ralp?!33rd announcds *hees tab l i shment o f The Ol'fice o f Records Coordinnt, ion i n the o ff ic e of theof the Nation al Archives, as dirc.ctor of ' t h e ne';: wi t .Secretaqy of the Navy; also t he ap2ointnent of Ei;ne?t J. icj:ihy, cw n e r ly

Flmction of the new division v r i l & be t h e planning, coordinat ingan d a d n i n i s r a t i o n o systems, methods and p r o c e d u r e psrt?*ining t o orqnn-i z a t i o n , s e r v i c e , p r e s e r v a t i o n , r ed uc ti on , t r a n s f x an? d i s p o s i t i o a o ff i l e s an d r e co r ds o f t h e Navy Department arid i t s .field oTficcs .Among i m e d i a t e o bje ct i ves i s t h e prov i s ion of expr; : rt adv iceand a s s i s t a nce i n t he c l ea r i ng o f needed space b; the t r an s f e r o f va i uab le

r e c o r d s t o t'nc N:itional Archives and t h s prompt e l im in at io n o f valust l t ssr e c o r d s as provided by law; also t h e seg rega t i on and e l i m i na t i on o f rc-cords of bu t t ra ns i to ry va lue as they accumulate and thL xi thholding ofnon-record o r s u r p l u s mater ia l f r o n permanent f i l e s . U t i l i z a t i o n o f n i -crophotogrnphy and the a da pt at io n of older o r sml lc r f i l i n g s y r t e m t onew o r expanded demands znd tb:e tralning of enployees i n f i l e and recordwork are ot he r object ivc-s embraced i n the n3-a plan.Off ic i a l s concerncd vi.th problems along l incs o f d~ c i u i en t a t i on ,microf ilming, f i l e orgar;ixation and proce durc, cquipn:nt, m a c e 1-;Touts,r e c o r d t r z n s f w a nd ki nd r2 d p h ~ s ~ sz v , been d i r c c t e d +a cornmnic?.?tetbr.sul:h rezulnr channel s i r i t h the Di rec tor o f Fk>cordsCoordLna+,ion, Sec-

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PACIFIC FLEET FTWS TYPICAL SAILORILXJHe sp ra ng fror? t he ru ra l stoc k somewhere i n th e Soxth C entr alS t a t e s . But he l e f t a ci ty job t o jo in t he Navy, which he regards asa career .Vi th h i s background of a f u l l high school educat ion, he aimsa t Warrant r an k i n t h e s e r v ic e .

or machin i s t ' s mate.Right now he's a boatswain 's , gunner ' s

Single , 23 yea r s o ld , he has c ru i sed w i t h t he F l e c t t o s ev e ra lf o r e i g n c o u n t r i es on t h i s , h i s f i r s t e n l i s t m e n t .

I n h i s s pa re time he works t o i n cr e as e h i s s p e c i a l i s t q u a l i f ic a -t i o n s f o r advancement; or he plays b a s e b a l l on t h e s h i p ' s +,earn.h i s f a v o r i t e h obby,

This i s

Corning down t o cases , he Is blue-eyed, brown-haired, medium-bui l t ; he weighs 168 pounds and stands 5 f e e t 10 i nches i n h i s stoc:;ingf e e t .

Tho i s he?He i s the ' l t yp ica l ef i l i s te d =an" o f t he U ni ted S t a t e s Pac i f i c

V i s desc r i p t i on grew f ron a ca rc f u l ana l y s i s o f cand ida t e s' qual-l t e t .i f i c a t i o n s subrnj t t e d f r o 2 b a t t l e s h i p s , a i r c r a f t c ar r' le rs , p a t r o l s qu ad ro ns ,m u i s w s , d u s t r o y e r s , sub ma rines an d a u x i l i a r i e s oP t h e F l w t t r a i n ,

He i s t h e comnon dznoniiriator of all- the thousands o f e n t z r p r i s i n g ,ambi tious yo mg st er s who wo rk t h e y ~ s , a:i t he boa t s, hand l e t h s s i g na lh o i st s , t o i l i n e ngine r o o m , ai id scrvice the plar:r:s of t h e P a c i f i c F 1 , ~ t .

O f course, a l l t h i s r t p rc s e r it s a l o t of men.To f i n d t h e i n d i vi d u a l s a i l o r vinosc s p e c i f i c a t i o n s s u ps r in p os t d

most exac tk . upon th i s F l ee t pa t t i xn , hundreds of que s t ion na i r es , eachanswered by a I t t yp i ca l ~ tyoungs te r se l ec ted by sklips of task arid type com-mands, were c a r e f u l l y r - .v i zw d .Reduced to t he abso l u t e , the !lt yp lca l ,:niisted man of thci U. S .

P a c i f i c F l s e t f ' p ro ve d t o b c a husky, 24-year-old second c l a s s pet,GJo f f i c e r a bo ar d t he l i g h t c r u i x i - I-!OICLULU.H i s name: Henry Yarlaii Blake.I I i s r a t i ng : i 3oa t n ; i i n ' s I k t t : , second cla ss . This i s thc: tra-d i t i o n a l s e af a r in g r a t i n g t h a t d a t es back t o t h e old I h v y and th. d ~ y s fs o l i d s h o t an d c u t l a s s e s .Blak t , 8 ruddy-faced you nga ter l..5th a silnburned nose and c'i'csnarrowed by s t a r i ng a t thi; sea, C O I ; ; ~ : ~ c lone t o the ' ! t y?ica l riorri!t.


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PAC'E'IC FEET FIXDS TYPICAL SAILOR?&M(Cont .O f f duty, he keeps a curr en t e vent s scrapbook. ?e has cl ippeds t o r i e s of' :.Iunicli, t'ne outbreak o f t:ne second 'Lorld Tjar, t h e G a t t l e o ft h e A t l a n t i c - a l l t'ne h i s t o r i c a l happenings vhic h may some day concern

him mightily, as a n i n t e g r a l cog i n a g r e a t F l e e t .Turn f r o m Blake - tthe ty p i ca l e n l i s t e d man" -- t o t n e "averaget?en l i s t ed man,t r a i t w a s e l i c i t e d f r o n q u e s t io n n a i r e s d is p at c he d t o e ve ry s h i p o f t h eF l e e t . This would be th e composite sa i l o r whose t h eo r et ic a l por-R esu l t s o f this se ar ch f o r th e comTon denominator confirmedmany a preconce ived be l i e f ! bu t exploded se ve ra l pe t no t ions .To s i nk a nisconcept ion, the, typ;. ca l en l i s t ed man i s n ' t ag r i z z l e d o l d s a l t , He IS a youngeter sc;rvinc h i s f i r s t en l i s t m en t , a l ongwith 63 per cen t i n t h i s catq;ory; r: ;le wears t w o or thr ee chevrons, tho seof a f i r s t and second class pt^:ti$ officer, and hopes t o rea rh warrant

rank. Thi r ty-ninc per ccnt o f t l i t : fttypfcnL::tf s x g h t ;i ca re er when th eye n l i s t e d a s did Blakc.and a c a r e e r ; 16 per c t n t l ~ o k ~ dor trnv.-3.; 1 5 per cen t be l i eved t heNavy a good placc t o l w r n r2 tradc:.Tvcntjr-thrcr: p x cer,t minted t o combine adventur e

Before hi: 2oint.d the Navy, t!iis I ' l sc t f t typ ica lf t en l i s t ed manhad a ,job i n a moderato-s ized ci ty . Some 54 per ce nt came from t h i ss t a t u s , w h il e exac t l y om -four t h o f the candidates donned uni form di rectfrom school.from the C.C.C. o r N.Y.A.Fifteen ptx- cent vere farmers, and s i x p l r c en t e n te r c dBest-educatcd Xavy i n the wor ld , t hey t erm t h a t o f the Uni ted

States.T h e s e f ~ t y p i c a l s t ~rove i t .Forty-six per ca nt hold hig h s ch oo l diplomas, along vvith Blake,and nin? per cent have at terdsd col lege. Of t h e res t , 38 per cen t en-joye d some high sch ooli ng. Gnly s e w n per cent concluded thei r formaleduca t ion wi th grrtmmar school .Domestical ly, t!.i f l t y p i c a l s ~ t rc: prc.yondi:r;lntPj ba ch el or s. Thera t i o : sevcri t o three.Those who j o i m d t he iLTavy fo r t rave l , g o t i t . Bemuse 69 percent have vi s i t e d fo rc ig n coizr, tr iLs during t l ' c i r Fl ec t duty.i leantime, th c yt re ro al l zing th 5 i r n:, ibit i-ons, With 70 pe r cen tdzs i r i ng warran t rank b,;fore thijv r c t i r c , , 46 p i r c e nt a l r c a d y have a t -tended one o r narc of t h e IJzvyfs s p c i - a l i s t t r z dt s ch oo ls , a nd 54 p n rc e nt o f f e r e x t r a q w l i f i c a t i o n s i n z dd i t i o n t o t h e i r o m r a t i n g ' s re-quiremcnts.O f' c o i r s c , l i k s m a r , y n. sai lor:uri , one-fourth o f thc I l typicals"hxnkm t o posscss t h c i r own !lorfie ~ l n d us i nes s . F ive p t x cen t j u s t wantt o f k t ? t i r e t o c i v i l l i fc f l . - 3.9 -


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NAVY S ~ ~ A R I Z E SE I P F J I I D ~ ~ ~ G .ROGRESS DURING OCTOBER(C i r h . )Iau i i ch iws (22)

One CruiserOne Des tr oye rThree SubmarinesS i x Llot o r 1.3.ne sweepers

Three Coasta l Jl inesweepersSeven Submarine ChasersOne Re5 Tender

Conmis si on in gs (17)One A i r c r a f t Carrier One Covered LighterOne De st ro ye r Fi ve Net Te2dersS i x C oas ta l 'TinesweepersOne Small Seaplane TenderThe nanes o f the combatant sh ips inc lude d i n the above to t a l s

One Gate VesselOne Harbor Tug

f 1.1 wsKeels Laid

USS S T . PAUL, cr ui se r. , .3ethle her? S t e e l Co., For e I?iver, PIassachuset tsUSS FLETCHER, des tr oye r .. .F ed er al Sb Lpb uild ing & Dry Dock Co., Kearny, N.J.USS RADFORD, de st ro ye r. . .F ed er al S hi pb ui ld in g c^. Dry Dock Co., Kearny , N.2.USS ABPTdR READ, des t roy er . . .Bethlehem S te el Go., San Francisco, Cal i f .USS SBAD, submarine.. .U . S. Jay: Yard, Portsm:)uth, Ik;.i. EampshireUSS HADDO, submarine. . .Elect r ic Boat Co., S rot on, Corriectlcu t-aunchings

USS JUNEAU, c r u i s e r . . . Fed e ra l ShipS3iilding F: I)ry Dock Co., Iiearny, N . J .USS LAFFEY, de str oy er .. .Bethl eier . S t e e l Co., Sari Fra ncis co, Ca li fo rn iaUSS GROUPER, su bm ari ne .. . E l e c t r i c % at Company, Groton, ConnecticatUSS TRIGGER, subqarine. . .5'.S. 3 q . r Yard, !%re Island, C al i fo rn i aUSS I-IADDOCK, submarine. . U. S. Yay: Yard, Por t s? a zh , ?Jew !lampshire

Cwmi s o nil gsUSS HORIET, a i r c r a f t c a r r i e r . . :eTiFort !Jervs (Va. ) Shipbldg .ti: Dry Dock CO.USS BRISTOL, des t royer . . .Federa l Sh ipbui ld ing & I)r.y 9ock Co. ' iearny, X.2.

SIIIP'S SXRS'JCE IIJSU3hNOEThe Judge Advocate General has rece ived and p laced on f i l e t h efol lowing master o r key po l i c i es of i nsu-ance cover ing Ship ' s Serv icea c t i v i t i e s a g ai ns t loss f r on any ex te rn a l cause :

Pol i cy Ido. I34 723519, issued b;r thF; Phoenix Insurance Co. ,Xi ?rt ford, Conn.Po l i cy No. I24 726968, is su ed by the Comiecticut Fi re 3s TJ rz nc e Company,Hartford, Conn.Pol i cy No. Ill 727854, i s s u e d b y the Equitable Fire and T,:arine Insurance

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Company, Providence, Rhode I s l and .P o l i c y I9o. IL I 726553, i s s u e d b : ~ h e L I in n e a p l iln si ir an ce Com?any, I4 inneapol is , !"inn. Fire and l l a r i

Pol icy No. II4 136982, i ssued by t h e A t l a n t i c Fire Insurance Con-pany, Raleigh, ;Jorth Carclina.Pol icy Xo. IM 11024,939 i s sued by the Centra l Sta te : F i r e InsuranceCompany, Wichita, Kansas.

ATTELL: I 0NETiITOIZS, ALL SYJP AIIU STATIOlJ PAPERSI t i s r e q u e s t e d t h a t a copy o f a l l s i i i p sf a nd s t a t i o n s ' p ap er sbe forwarded t o a l l ; ,lain Recrui t ing St a t io ns .There are many human i n t e r e s t F to ri es . ound i n sh ipe l ands t a t i o n s papers t h a t can be used e f f ec t ive l ; ~ qr the Recru i t ing Serv ice ,and, therefore , i t i o desirable that such pa7er .s be made a v a i l a b l e as a na d d i t i o n a l s o u r c e of mnteri-al.

The Iledicn l 1)epartnent of th e Xavy, a v e r y l a r g e w g a a i z a t i o nNith many tasks t o perforin, proTJi.des nnsdica!- and s:?-g!.ca1 care t o o f f i -c e r s a n d e n l i s t e d ?men o f t?:e ;>lay: i :~l l parts ,of the Txorld, ashore anda f lo a t . I n e v er y c l im a te and i n mn:; p ~ a c e s j; ,cares f.ir the fa+.~.iesas well . I n some i s o l a t e d s ta t: io n ori, 3 - t i s t h en e d i c a l s e r v i c e for the ent,irt? i s 1

To carry on thes e nimerous n ct iv i t ie s , thc Jk di ca l Deprzrtmmtcon s i s t s of doc to rs, den t i s t s , phx :?


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-FUNCTIONS OF T1-E iZD1 AL DEPA?.? I?GiC91;t.

operat ions, using a microscope i n a l abora tory , o r landing with an expe-d i t i o n a r y f o r c e under f i re ; and t h e s u r p r i s i n g t h i n g i s that they do themall :vel1.These various groups f o r m the Iledical Department of the Navy a t

the head of which i s the Surgeon General who i s a l so Chief o f the R i r r j mof l ledicine and Surgery.

TE: PORlBY APPOIIJT1!!EIvTS A W ROM3TIONSIREGULATIONS FOR

(Pub l i c No. 1313 - 7 r / t h Congress)A . GENERAL REGULATIOi.JS.

1. A l l temporary appointments and promotions s h a l l be based s o l e l yupon the needs o f t he nava l s e rv i ce .2 . Esti mate s of t h e number of of f i ce r s r equ i r e d t o meet t he needso f t he nava l s e rv i ce i n each grade and yank o f t h e l i n e and s t a f f corpsi n e x c z of t h e p e rm n en t a ut ho ri ze d n m be r s s h a l l be rnnde from t ime totime by th e Chief of th e Sureau of Xav iga tion and th e Xaj or Gen era l Com-mandant, u. S. Marine Corps, and s ii cmit ted t o the Secr e ta r y of th e Navy

and t he P re s i den t fo r app roval .3. Except as provided i n the next succeeding parngraph, t h e p i n -c i p l e of promotion by sclec tAon s h a l l a~p1-y i th r e s p c t t o temporaryap?ointments, arid t o p r o no ti on s t o p:des above Lieutena nt ( ju ni or grade)i n the Navy, arid F i r s t Lieutenant i n the LIarine Corps.4 . Whenever, i n t h e o p in j on o f t3e S e c r e t a r y o f t h e Navy, i t i sdeemed advi sab le t h a t an of f i ce r should be advar,ced t o a highzr rank i nt h e Navy or I h r i n e Corps for t he p i rpose o f b d t t e r a d a i n i s t r n t i o n of t h eduty t o which t h a t o f f i c e r i s assigned, the S e c r e t a r y of the Navy may nom-i n a t e s u ch o f f i c e r t o t h e P r e s i d e nt for temporary ndvancenent t o a rank- not above Rear Admiral or P!kjor G e n d r n l . .5, Exaninat ions other than p h y s i c a l s h a l l not be r equ i r zd i n nak ingNo i n d i v i du a l s h a l l be t e r n p o r x i ly

Notwithstandingtemporary appointments and promotions .appoin ted or t em pora r i ly p romoted un l es s phys i ca l l y q m l i f i e d t o pe rfo rm811 t h e d u t i e s o f the grade or rank f o r wnich designated.the foregoing, sp ec ia l sc?rvice o f f i c e r s o f t h e Nnval Rcstrve and LlarineCorps Reserve and personnel of t hc r t t i r e d l i s t s on ac t ive du ty nay betemporari ly appointed or promoted i f p h y s i c a l l y q u z l i f i s d for ac t i ve du t y .

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6. A l l temporar-7 a7pointmcts o r p r o m t i o n s shall be revocable a tany t i n e by the Pres i3en t .

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temporary promotions t o higher rank sh al l be made f rom among o f f i c e r s ,whosc names appear on such 1-ists.

Corps, i f c e r t i f ie d by th e Chief of th e Bureau of Navigat ion o r the IdajorGeneral Commandant as quc?liied, nay be t m p o r s r j l y promoted t o th e nex th igher rcsp ec t iv c grade and rank i n such nmbcxs as mxy b:: recommended byt h e S e c r e t a r y o f t h e Navy and approvad by t h e P r e s id c n t.

moted with d at e of rank th e svne as t h a t of t h e j u n io r o f f i c e r of t h e .a c t i v e l i s t of t h c same rank and cor ps who was pl ac cd on th e temporarypromotion l i s t on o r about the same date and whose length o f s e r v ic e i nrank equals , o r i s g r e a t e r t h an , t h a t o f t h e r e t i r e d o f f i c e r c once rned .If t h e l e n g th of s e r v i c e i n r an k of t h e r e t i r e d o f f i c e r i s grea-tcr t hant h a t ,of t h e s e n i o r a c t i v e l i s t o f f i c e r of t h e sma rank on that proflot ionl i s t , t he da t e o f r ank w i l l be the sxmc as t h s t o f svch sen io r ac t iv el i s t of fi ce r . In th a ndri?inis tr lt ion of t h i s re g u la t io n , r e t i r e d o f f i c e r sof t he Cons t ruc t ion Corps shall be regarded a s l i n e o f f i c e r s .nanent promot ion, s h a l l be temporari ly pronoted t o t,h? rank f o r which, se-l e c t e d i n ad vanc e of any o f f i ce r s o n t hc p ronot i on l i s t for temporaryp romoti on t o t h a t r ank .

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. 2. Ensigns of t h e Navjr and Second Lieutenants o f the Marine.

. 3 , A r e t i r e d o f f i c e r o n a temporary promotion l i s t will bc pro-.

,.4 . Officers whose nmes a re placed upon :-.promotion l i s t f o r p er -

In accordance with a d j n x t i v c : o f t h c S c c r e t q J of t h e Navy, and i nconformi ty wi th these rcguln t ions , a board of seven off i . cc rs was convenedi n t he Navy Department f o r th c purpose of selecting for appointment per-sonne l o f t h e r egu l a r Navy and the F lce t Reserve f r o n among those recon-mended by t he i r co rnand i ng o f f i ce r s , pul~suart?; o Durcau o f NavigationC i r c u l a r L e t t e r No. 48-!+O of July 1 6 , 1; ,.a.Tvro hundred and thirty-or is commission~~dni r ran t and warran t o f f i cers

, have been selected f o r ap2ointi icnt f o r tcnporxy comrl i ss ions from aslong. . 1,427 recomended; fron anon6 11,098 enlisted neil rixonruxdcd, 1 , 451have been selected f o r t e r iporary appoin tnmt t o th:, var ious mrrmt grades .S imi la r boards w i l l be convened from t i m t o t i n e 3s needs require. .personnel se l ec t ed f o r t emporary warran t s w i l l be appoin ted i n such nonth lyq uo ta s t h a t t h e l i s t w i l l be exhausted i n June, 1942.f O l l O I f S :

Those selected f o r ternporary commissions v v i l l be appo i nt ed i m e d i a t e l J ;The approved l i s t


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1, Tucker, Edward S , Chief El ec t ri c ia n San Diego, Cx1i.f.UAef Cm pen te r liath, Ehine2. McCarty, Harold F. Phi ladelphia , Fa .. Weber, Frank Chief CarpeRterChief Ka h i n ist Berkeley, Calif ., Kalde, Frederick R ,5 . Mager, Frank J. Chief ?oatsw ain Brooklyn, N.P.6. Jones, Chesley Chief 'hn ner San Die,:o, Calif.

7. Booth, Howard A . Chief &dio S l ec t r i c ia n Peor i?, 111.8. Verbrugge, Louis Chief E x b i n i s t Sari Fedro, Cali f .9. Thurman, E m e t t C , Chief Zachiniict Ke tte ry , Maine11. Anderson, Ale xan der Chief Gunner flew York, R.Y.12. Freder icks , John E. Chief Radio El ec tr ic ia n San Cisgo, C a l i f ,13. Rung, Henry E, Chief Idach i n i a t N a p , C e l i f ,C h ief 1% h i n ist ~ n n iego, Cal i f ,14. Linstrom, E n l i l F. Hoxston, Texas15. Cafferkey, Edward T. Chief CarpenterChief Boatswain . Cleveland, Ohio1 6 . Leonard, Charles A . Coronado, C a l i f ,17. Orvis, Ler, E, Chief Gunner-Chief Gunrier Coronado, C a l i f ,18, Chilson, Fred B,1 9 . Blossei , Hernhardt E. Chief Gunner Nor folk, Va,20, Cole, Raymond Chief I;.ndio E l e c t r i c i a n h le xm d r ia , Va,Ckicf I . :achini? t Phi l ;del~hia , I??,21. O'Neil l , Edward A,22. Glover, John S , Chief FIachinist New London, Conn,23. Butrick, Samuel C k i e i CE rpen f c r San Diego, C a l i f .24. Legg, James C . Chief 407 t s w i n t io no lu lu , Havaii25. Holland, Ashley 0. Chief 3o-2tsmin San Piego, Czl i f .26 . Royer, Lawrence E.27. Baker, Albert E. Chief 3oatrTziin Norfol k, Va .28. Bandur;., Oscar. F, C1.iie.f 1,:adL5::i. 1, XorfoLk, Va.29. Jones, Ray S. i e f iJ; ch in i s t Pueb lq , Colo,30 . Almour, George VI.31. Frey, Nat B. Chief E le c tr i ri n n Santn L?onic-., Ca li f,32, Gray, Linwaod C , Chief Electr!.ni".n FJar I-!Zr.bor, :.;Tine33. Meade, !iilbur J.

Chief ? ,o atma in Phi l adel phia Pa,10. Frieh, Eugene J ,

Chie.f IG. k i i i .i t Oakland, Calif ,

Chief Z l e c t r ic i n n S e a t t l e , ' , k s h .

Chief P h , q r x ~ c t 3rooklyn, iJ.Y,Brooklyn, N,Y .1, Schaf fe r , Char les2. S e t t e r s t r a m , Carl Ckicf : % x x t c k t4 , Bigelow, Allen F, Chief Phumacis t ' U a Fhin ? ton, Do ,5 . bar ton, Jason H , Chief Pharrnaci s Tacon? P a r k , Xd.5. Schwartz , Abraham Chief Phctrmttcist hington, D O C ,7. Eastman, Ervin C . Chief Pharmacist ,h ing tm, D.C,3, Dean, Corliss P .7. Claggett, Repjamin 'T, C h i e f Pharmacis t Poolesvi l le , Md.

3 . Kent, Thomas E . Chief Phrzm acist Vashington, 9. ,

Chi ef P h a r mc i tChief Ph ar ma ci st Long Reach, C : J i f .Chief Ph- ma c i s t Snn Pie:;o, Cal i f ,Ckief Pharwic is !P,Tr_uke ;n , Ill,Chicf Ph-xcrc i st

Dclphos, Iianca sIC. NacWilliamz, ";alter H.2.. oiner , Ti l i l l ie R. Chief ?h;rmacist Alachua, Fla,12, Hines, Cha rles P.13 . Dennis, Edward G.14. Irwin, Senjarcin E. Vallejo, Calif ,


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CHIEF PHARMACISTS FXCOIJMENDED FOR LIEUTENANT (HOSPITAL CORPS )--( TElTPOFdEY)( Cont.

Rat ing-ame- Home Address15. Sanders, FJorman L. Chief Pharmacist Pon tisc , Xich.16. Fox, George A . Chief Pharmacist . Bridgeport , Conn,I n accor dance n


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3 2 . Cormack, Thomas H.33. Budding, William A.3L. Flaher ty , John Id.35. Bro wn , Ivan L.36. Canara, Charles C.37. Hunter, John L e38 . Craig, 1 : j i l l i a m B.39. Barnes, Delmar H.40. Reed, Paul R,Ll*. Hamilton, Harold S.42,. Seniard, Jack

Chief MachinistChief MachinistChief MachinistChief NachinistChief E l e c t r i c i a nChief BoatsraSnChief E l e c t r i c i a nChie f E lec t r i c ianChief E lect r i i a nChief CarpenterCh ie f Ca r p n er

Phi ladelphia , .Pa .-Reading, Pa. .Cradock, Va.San Pedro, Calif.N. Dighton, Bhss.hIilton, :/ash.San Diego, Calif .Roseburg, OregonNew London, Corm.Wilmer, A l a . Harrisburg, Pa.

1. Wetherel l , Frankl in G. Ckiief Pharmacist 3rooklyn, M Y.2 . Zimmerman, Max E. Chief Pha r n a c ist Lon Angeles, Calif .3. Hansen, George R. Chief Pharmacist Lake Fiills, ?Vis.4 . OElrien, Daniel J. Chief Th am ac is t San Fmncisco;I n a,ccordance with a n op inion of th e Judge hdvocate Smc ra l , t h e Pharmacistsand Chief Pharmacists are comqissioned in the Hosp i ta l Corps and w i l l wearthe caduceus as a corps device.

0CRIEFAP CLERKS RECOUXWDED FOR LIEUTEI!ANT ( JG) SUPPLY CORPS (TT .TOFA~ )

*1. -M+nn, Stanley A. Chief Pay Cler k New York, U.Y;2 , Hos te t t e r , Tr i t ne r Chief Pay Cle rk Mashing ton, E;C.3.* 7k t z~ i ng , ovard N. Chief Pay Clerk Dover, N.H. -, 4. P a r i s h , Jams E, Chief Tay Clerk ?7endell, N.C . 4, 5. Hiles, Charles C. Chief Pay Clerk Montqomery, A l a .6. Ciesluk, Elaynond Chief Pay Clerk Yeadon, Pa. a7. Humphrey, William C. Chief Pay Clerk . T i 3t e r om , Corm.$. VJGight, Thomas E. Chief Pay Cle rk Washington, i3;C.7. Shores, Ray H. Chief Pay Cl er k Poulsbo, .:ash.

. 1. Kahle, Seorge F.% e Daly, TJalter J.3.Wilson, W i l l i a m C.4 . Svendsen, Raymond V.

I 5. St runk , Vi rg i l A.6. Phi l l ips , Byron7. FinnFgan, W i l l i a m Lf e8 . Dufresne, Luke We3. Desrosiers, Joseph E.

C h ie f 3 o a t s m in San Ciego, Ca li f.Chie f Eoa t wain . San Ziego, Cacif.Chief Machinist * S e a t t l e, Tiash.Chief Roatsvcain !*layne3boro, Pa.C h ief Gunne1- . Ocean Feach, Cal i f .Chief Radio El ec tr ic ia n Phi ledelohin , ?E .Chief f tadio Electr ic ian D o l l a r 3ay, I.:ich.Chief Radio Electrician Bar Harbor, Blaine.Chief RaZio E l e c t r i c i a n S a Francisco, Cal i f .


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Name-10 . Foushee, Clarence L.11, Cozts, : i infred 9.1 2. Delvro,rth, Lee J.13. S t u a r t , John M.14. Tur"t, Delmar L.15. I s b e l l , J o h n D.16. Holt, Merrill M.17, E r o o k , Ernez t A.18. Turner, Ilalph A ,19. Nasi, George L.20. Kershner, Arthur I d ,21, Foley, Charles T.22. TToltiim, Gerald 5.23. Davis, Robert L.24. Sm?rt, H;.rley P.25 . Thomas, S a r i A.26, Cuthbert , Cecil27. Clmrch, Frclncis E.2 8 . Eollovay, Jesse L.29. Shi.elds, L i l l i m L.3 0 , Hutchinson, John ";.31. Bqrtori, Slner A .32. E'oorc, Eiol-.nd E.33. Thorr",, l d i . l l i a n .1.34. E o d ~ e s , Arthur 7' .35. Thomas, D & i t t 0.36 . Jqnes, K w r j ' G.37. Hart,, C k s . '-.38. Classcock, L E O I ~39. C!it.ck, Dor,?ld R.40. Hesser , q t rn icc C.41. Ik l y , % l l i ? r c IL2. Cook, GLarqL: E.43. Purcei l , E-ynond F.44. " h i t ? , C h r e n c e ':.45. Clark, Bryan C.46. :.:c?k?w, ' . i l l i m J.47. L:c2ulty, John T.48. Permnson, Elof ::.49. L m ? x r t , Jol-a R.50. Sly, RichFrd G.51. OeNers, Jos tph A ,52. Ez~ll, ~ C I.53. Jenkins, Charlc,s G . , Jr.54. Pinqley, John F.55 . Iiine,s, Ha.rlo1Fr56 . Prosisp, Ikr ry T ,57. Osburg, Daniel58 . Ray, Guy E.59. Brady, Edwrwd H.

RatingChief Boztsr-ainC bi f 3o a tswainChief Radio Elec t r i c i anChief Kachinis tChie f I i ad io E lec t r i c i anChief Radio Elec t r i c i anChief Radio Elec t r i c i anChief GunnerChief E l e c t r i c i a nC h ief E l e c t r i c i a nC h i e f E l ec t r i c i anChief EiachinistChief ldachir,istChief ITc?ch i n i s5Chief I h c h i n i stChief K,:,?chinijtC1iie.f 30: t s m i nc-hiej- CiurinerChief GunnerChief GunnorChief SunnsrCt:Fef E l e c t r i c i a nC;hi e f E l ct r ici nCki ef Radio Elcct r i c i nC h i e f RDdio Ekct r i c i anC!-iif 91nck i n istChief MizchinistChief E c h i n istC E e f ;ac h in isCbicf I ,kchinisChief Fo. t s m i nCh. iGf Eor?tsminChief Boc t s w i nC h i e1 GunntrC h i d ? GunnerC h i e f E l ec t r i c i anC'hief E l e c t r i c i mC h i d E l e ct r ic i a nC h i e f E l ec t r i c i anC h i ef Bkch i n istChief 1h.c h i n i 5tChicf MicchiriistCh ief Eo a t m i nChicf Eo? s-zzinChief Gunn


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6. Bear,, Frank T.7. Seese, Herbert E.8. SnoaX, Ea r l J.9 . I,:in'g.1:, -Jcm..s Iz,10. Grahac, Raynond C .11. ijiisch, Sylvester F.12 . Kipple, Frank C.13. Jensen, John L .14 . Dup*gan, Ilugh 11,15. ~ R S , zcoh A .16. IZeilly, l\.!ichael J.17. Hxlcn, Alpheus E.lg. ILLlbon, tiugh Ei.10. Rrannick, I'iilliar- J,20, Meyer, Pndre-iJ R.21. Ma roney, J o h S.22. Frenk, Louis E.23 . E lmod , Ralph H.24 . I,inska, RussEll II',25. IStarks, i?obt:rt L.25. hnson, Thi-,odore H,27, Cook , :"iil lard S.28. 'b'artsnberg, $:infield S.29. Lkrchlswicz, Vincent P,30. Jackson, Hcrbmt G.31. Ha-lzn, Jmes L.32. Almos, PetLr '33. Smith, J;mc.s N.34. Yri.;ht, :hilton L.35.. C F r r , Alfred36. IIutman, Hr:rry G.37. E s p s m n z a , W l t e r30 . KLnning, Samuzl Y.39. Hughes, Jostlsh S.40 . Clark, ChestLr 3.41. A m r , Frank42. Srr;ith, :?!ads 2.43 . Rurr i s , Harrison R.44. Gicholson, Edph :i.45. Chmbcr la in , Jmcs 3.%5, Fzrrar , Smaz- 51

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Name-16. Holley, John R.17. Mackey, Jesse hl.18. Hall, C ar l A.1 9 . Dudley, Falf ord A.20. Hoeltzel, Louis21. McCarter, Randolph 122. hlilburn, Xlalvern &.23. Pozdro, Ignatius24. Zito, Lnthony25. Haslup, Charles L.26. Helmka, Allen G.27. Terpening, Meil I?.28. Theroux, Leo 3 .29. Rice, Frank C.3 0 . Stover , C l in ton E.31 . Tv'indle, Worth T.32. Ekberg, Paul R.33. Premo, Clarence J.34. Xhite , Xric li.35. RGble, Harold V.37. Costigan, James E.3 8 , Rowe, Gilbert C.39. Hicks, Theodore40, Henry, W i l l i a m A .41. Depo, Thomas W.42. Kasprowski, Bernard Tu'.43 . Davis, Lom11 E.44. Smutny, Louis

. 36, ?j-eire, Everet t E.

1. Castonguay, Victor E;.2. Hahnenkratt, Douglas C .3. Austin, Clyde H.4 . Newhard, lizlter G.5.Weathers, W i l l i a m6. Rawlings , Jillian7. Benthusen, Harold A .8. Mil l iken , :iilliam A.9. Hiner, Carl B.10, Kral l , Joseph Frank11. Bishop, Wil l ie H.12 , Ratchford , Edward L.13. Kinsey, Charl ie C .14. Doran, Thbmas It.t5. IIuehes, Earskine E.16. Nelson, W i l l i a m R ,17. Smith, James H.18. Hernlen, RoSert L.19. L i t t l e ohn , Jack

Rat ingCXef 9oatsrmin :: XateChief Soatswain 's EateCkLef BoatsvTain 1 s LlateChief 3oa.ts::Iainf s !>lateChief 3oatswainfs IdateCh ief !i?a tswa n s Xat eChief 3oat swain f s IJat eChief 2oatsimin Is ?&+,eChief Soatswain s MateC h i f 7;ua r t emas t,erChief ,;uart ernast e rChief GuartermasterCh ief , @ a r t rnast e rChief 'uar te m s e rC !-Le f iJuart e rmas t erChief guartermasterC h i e f Q ua r t em as t e rChief Guartermas t e rChief ,2uarternasterChief QuartermasterC h ief {&art rm st erC h ie f T'uar er m t e rChief Quarterrnast;erChief SignalmanChief S i ndmanCh i f S almanChief S ignalrnnnChief SignslmanChief Si nai;;?zi?

Home AddressNewport, R.I*L i t t l e Eo&, Ark.Newport, It .ILong Reach, C a l i f ,Honolulu, T. H.Arl ington, S . C ,$an Diego, Cali f .Chicago, I11.San Diego, C d i f .Bal t inore , Ed.San Eiego, Cal i f .Su t% e, YonfanaPhi l ade lph ia , Pa .San Pedro, Ca li f.Long Beach, Ca li ,I toore s v i l l e, E. C.S a Diego, Cal i f .Sornersworth, N. H.Gloucestcr , I(. J.Portsmouth, N. i-i.Portland, OregonAlbion, R.1.Phi l ade lph ia , P a .Pickeyvi l l e , Ill.Yewport, R. I.Srooklyn, N.Y .Jionolulr;, T. H.Long EFach, C a l i f .San i)ic,c;o, Cali f .San Diego, Calif .Kansas C i t ; T , .Lancaster , I'kss.Allentown, ?a.Piorfolk, V r .Przt tcrson, IT. J.Chz ttanoogc? , Tenn,San ?)icgo, Cal i f .'=,an ;)iego, C a l i f .Lakehurst , f.J. J.Long Seach, Calif.Awensdav, S. .Jersq- City, N . J,Q ~ c h b u r g ,Va..S ~ I ; iego, Cal i f .Casar, 1J.C.Manila, P .I .Erin, Tenn.

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Name-20. IiIetcalf, Alsie P.21. O'ILarah, Al len E.22. Carlson, E.no D.23. Jones', W i l l i a m E.24. 'Xls'oey,. Yiallace A25 . Ryan, Joseph ti.26. Mason, Joseph E.27. Hancbck, Ra-Der28. Dean, Alton29. Reeves, George L.30. XcGuire, George31. Ihacker , Elno R.3 2 , Roeschke, Charles E.33. B a l l , Charles U.34. Krahenbuhl, Paul 0,35. Jackson, Floyd V.36. R o o t , Bierton F.37. iirause, Edivard38. Hunter, Charles A.39. Brouwr, Louis40 . Dan$r$w, Frank L.41. Wgg, Gabriel T.4.2. Howk, Bert rand J.1. Craska, P a u l2. ? h s rogiacomo, Pasqur,lc ;I.3. P r a s , St .mley4. McDeTott, Leo G.C.5 . Hezrd, Ste phen S.6. A l j e r t i a , Louis Ei,7. Shugrue, la-ymond L.e, S m n e t t , F o r r e s t D.9. Felder, Eelan S .10 . G i l l e sp i c , L : a t t bx H.11. Czbiicio, ~ j a l t r , r I.12. Tygart, Vil1iarFl 3.1 3 . Kcenurn, Carl X.14. Haupt, Hcnry F.

1 5 . Thi: lmann, John E.16 . Frontakomki , Lconxd17. Hays, Alphord18. Hemmingcr, Cyr i l F.19. Lann, Carl J.20. Tidd, Ira X.21. Jones, Xdd n D.22. Rightmzycr, Zarr;r H.23* Roloff, 'Yaltcr C.24. Allen, Reedie D.25 . Swenson, Caydar E ,26. Bauer, Joseph E.

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Name-' 35 . pray lor , Thomas 3.-36.V e l t r i , P h i l b e r t'37.Vautrot, Leonard38. Thomson, John Fi.39. V i l l e l l a , W i l l i a m40 . Lockvrood, David S .41. Waller, Lloyd42 'Yaddell , Harry43. Peden, John 1.' 4 4 . %ward, Hal' 4 5 . i;;alsh, Francis R.1; Rhades, Thomas L.2 ; Jabkowsky, Edward V.4. Lynch, ' i i l l iam H.5 . Barne t t , Floyd S .'6 . Bro mi , J i n P.7. bhrkhm, James 3 .8. Parker, John J.9*Barvette, Grazcden E.

' 3. Elan, Herbert C.

10. F,oclhau.f, Elncr 3..ll. 3urns, ',"J'illian, 12. Kusanich, Steve12. Hershberger, Joseph E.14. Dcmnt, John S.15. Hayden, Kalden I .16. Perry, ?,W.lian S.17. J:ihnsen, Leanard Id.19. Frankl in , 3enjamin J.20. 3$rtin, Chc,stL?r A.2% . Armstrong, Ikr l 0.22. Fiearo, RajTlond 2.23, Pickles, firzlph M,24? ICrVc3gery Tk o d o r e25. 3urke, Jmes F..26. Byron, Kalie r-27.McKce, Harold S.2G. P i c k r i n g , C l i f f o r d G.. 29 . R ol l i n s , F e r r d l A.30, C a s l c r , J a m s B e31. !,!cCormac'tc, Cornel ius S.32. $!cDar,iel, &nry E.. 33 . N.mxxJker, C - h r l34. Luqdberg, C1 zrcnce l3 5 , %ck, Gtoi-gF J.36. Soles , Echwrd 3.37. YJclch, b 2 d c r i c k E.3 8 . Vautrot , Joseph E.

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Rzt ingC h ief S gnalnanChief SiTnalmanChief S jga lmai iChief SignalmanChief SignalmanChief S i q a l m a nChief Siqmlnar ,Chief SiGna1;nanChief Signalman 'Signalnan 1 s t ClassChief Signalman

Home Addres 3Nat ional City, Caiii'.Chicago, 111.'Sari Fraficisco; Calif'.Ouincg, ?la. 'Lon:; ;?tach, C A l i f .ocean 3c;ach, Cali f .San Ziego, h l i f .Loveland, 7016.~ o n g !ezch, C A 1 i . f .Lexington, G a;Sari Diego, Cali f .


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-ame Elating Home Address39. Fkiuzht, Charley Ckief Signalman San Pedro, Calif.40. Sanderson, Edward Ck3. ef S i nalman Quincy, Ib41. Fisher , Arthur E. Chief S i g n + x a n C r y s t a l River, Fla. .42. Vauqhn, George Signalman 1 s t Class Eonolulu, T.H.43,. SI;,ith, ;rames A. S i g n a l m n 1 s t Class Eew Ca rl is le , Ind.

Chief Gunner 1 s ]!ate S t . klbans, W.Va.C h i c s f GuTinert s Llate Long Peach, Calif.C hi c i Scnners Xate Sonerse t , lfass.ChLef G w i m r l s :\;ate Eas tport, , ?Ad.Ckivf CiLr,rlerf I k t e Lomita, Calif.Chief Gumtr 1s !{ate Los imgeles , i a l i f aChief T i t r r e t C q t a i n Yo woo d, OhioChi: T u r r e t C a $ a i n S o r i e r v i l l e , I.lass.Chi f To pedonan Los Arigeies, Cal i fCki. c.1- Torpedolean Arcadia, Kebr.Chi::f Torpc?oE-n Lmg rjewh, Calif . .Chief T o r p d m a n Mewburgh, ?J,.Y.Chirf mor?e:dor;.an Sar, i l iego, Calif .Chi c f Torgedoman S r c o k l - p , 1J.Y.C h i t f To r;sedomari 2chobc th , 1-LLSS.C h iif To rpcdx-an Oklahomr, City , Okla.Chief F i x Cor.trolncn P3i lad elp hiz , Pa.Chief F i r ? C o n t r o lm n Sliashington, D.C.Aviztion Cfiicf Ordnanceman Sar, Diego, C a l i f .C b i + , i Giinxier 1 s X? e Roxbiiry, &!ass .Chief Gunnt rl s :&.te New Orlcanr;, La.Chief Gmnc rt s Xate Brooklyn, FJ .YChief Giinn2rls lilateChic f Sunn., t s !a.t 2Chidf ~ U T I F ~ ~ L Ci ? t d Lynwood, C a l i f .Cbief T w r e CsptainCkicf Ti?.rrct CaptainCk i e f To rixdo:xn Long Peach, Cali f .Chirsf Torptdornm S a r i Diego, Calif .Chit: f Torp d man Sari Diego, C a l i f .C h i t f Torpec?mzn Groton, Corn.Chicf To ;ic doman So. Pasadenzi, Cal i f -C h i d Torpt.donwi Bentori Harbor, Mich.Chic?f To r pcdlscian ~e-rrii raguc, Linn.Ci.:icf Torpcdjman L 3 Punta, PcruC1ii-A Fjr rontrolrnan Dernood, UdChicf Fir? Cmtrolrmn Idorehead City, N .CAvi2t ior Cbicf O y C l n R n r r > r n R qLa Id~sa,C a l i f o r n i aChiRf Gunnl,Ys Mate

Long Beach, Ccl i f .C h r r l e s t o m , Mass.Phi12Gdelphia, Pa.Ocean k a c h , C a l i f , =

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12. Eiben, Joseph13. Shattuck , HerSert F.14. Depue, Charles F,15. Hendershot, Charles 0.16. Jackson, Hampye, Jr.17. Dale, Harry L.18. Hill, John A.19.Watson, Frank H.

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1. Romero, Henry2. Almand, John G.3. Ketzel, Eugene4 . McCleery, James F.5 . B i r & l , Anthony J.6. G i l l , Clay7. Davis, Maston D ,8. Phi l l ips , F rank9. Langston, Monroe10. Kowitz, Rudolph H.11. S x d e r s , Roy E.12. Lenseigne, Rudolphe23. Thorp, Thaddeus14 . Robertson, Idus L.1 5 . 'Jehr, Carl H.16. Derl ien, Paul17. Greenwood, George18. Voger, Arthur J.19. Fleming, Hcnqr G.20. Uin tt er , John Fred rick1. Reran, John M.2. Ozment, Andrcw F.3 . Maxwell, Raymond E.4 . Jilillw, C h x l e s 3.5 . Metcalf , Plvin C.6. D w i s , Amos J.7. Bowen, Chester8. Chamberlin, klton E.9 , Tkrd, Joseph ?J.10. Ring, Bhtthen.11. Richxdson, Louis M.1 2 . Bronley, Horace Et.13. Schvfertfcgcr, Ikrmn L.14 . Brown, liieslcy R.

Rating Home AddressChief TorpedomanChief TorpedomanChief TorpedomanChief TorpedomanChief TorpedomanChief Turre t Cap ta in ,Chief Fire ControlmanAviation Chief OrdnancenenChief Gunner f s LateChief Gunner I s MateChief Gunner's MateGunner's Mate 1st ClassGunner 1s Blate 1st ClassGunner's Xate 1 s t ClassGunner's Kate 1 s t ClassChief Turre t Cap ta inChief To rpedornanChief TorpedomanChief TorpedomanChief TorpedomanChief TorpedomanChief TorpedonanChief TorpedomanC h i e f TorpedomanChief TorpedomanChidf Fi re ControlmanChief F i r e ControlmanA v ic.tion Chic i'k t a l smi h

Brooklyn, N.Y.Groton, Conc.Snn Diego, Ca li f.San Diego, C al if .Loqnnville, Ca.Springf ie ld , OhioLong Beach, Ca li .San Diego, Ca li f.Long Beach, Calif .Long Beach, C a l i f .Indianapol is , Ind.Kansas City, ?do,Burl ington, N. J.Tangipzhoa , LacCaldwell, IdahoLeom, Term.!%bash, Ind .San Cieqo, Ca li f.Anderson, S.C.San Diego, C F l i f ,Chiczgo, I l l .Smyrnn, Ga.Yashington, Xo.New London, Conn.Ph i lade lph is , Pa.Salem, Elass .A s h tv i l l e , 1J.C.P;Lvlstuckct, R.I.

Chief Guricr s Mate Neshanio, N. J.Chic-f Gun ner' s Ivkte Greensboro, N.C.C'hief Gunncr 1s ?,!ate F a i r f i e l d , I O V J ~C h i e f Gunner's hkte fdorenci, I'Iich.Chief Gunncr 1s Xatc Smta Rosa, C 2 l i l .Chief Turr e t Captain Na t ' l Park, K.J.Arlington, Texzshicf TorpedomanChief TorpedomLn u or c es te r, 3ass.Torpec7oman Is Class X l e x a d r i n , L a.Torpedoman 1 s t Class San Dicgo, C p l i f .Chief Torpedoman Norwich, Conn.Chief F i r e Controlmtzn Chula Vi st a, Ca li f.Chic F i r e Controlman Char lest on, S.CIXvi at io n Chief Ordnancelnnrl New Y o r k , N.P.

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2. G r i f f i n , P a t r i c k A. Chief Gunner's Lktc Pawtucltctt, 2.1.

5. Vinchell, Kenneth L. Chief Gunnci-1s l t a k S J r m C U S L , N.Y.Chicf Gunncr s 3atc IVilc~.ngton, C F l i f .


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5. Pierson, O t t o 0.6. 'tiebb, riirilliam H.1, Dexter, Walter L.2, Andert, Charles G,3 . Nevi l le , James E.4 . O t t , John E.5. Norton, Charles E.6. T o l f , St an l ey E.1. Thorne, Kenry F.2. Dixon, Glenn A.3. Barnard, Tracy S.4. Donahue, Leo T.5. Ditgen, Nick V I .6. Stagger, Charles G.7. Beamish, Norman T.1. Gough, Charles R.2. Board, James H.3 . Schaeffe r , Got t f r i ed F.4 . Jam, Frederic H.5 . Houchard, Eber A .6. Hiland, William E.7. Alexander, Donald IT.

RatingChisf E l s c t r i c i n n ' s ; lateChi f E l ct r i ian s 1k eChief E l ec t r i c i an ' s K a t eChief E lec t r i c i an ' R ?!;ateChief E l ectri i an s EateChief E l ct r i c ian 1 s Idat eChief Electrician's AlateChief Elect r ic ian s 1,iateChief Elect r ic ian 's ?dateChief E2ec t r i c i an ' s l a t eChief Electrician's IliaateChief Elect r ic ian 's IdateE l e c t r i c i a n ' s iL4ate l / cChief Elect r ic ian 's MateEl ec t r i c i an ' s j\iatc l / cE l ec t r i c i an ' s K a t e l/cE l e c t r i c i a n ' s K a t e l / c .Chief S lec t r i c i anfs -]&ateC h i e f Elec t r i c i an ' s E la t eE l ec t r i c i an ' s ;ate l / cChief E lec%r C ~ B. .s t k% eE l e c t r i c i m 1s ;,:r-:,~e I-/C

Home tddressEm: London, Corn.Portsmouth, Va.Nm London, CormNevr Orleans, La.1Jorf ol k, Va.Obsecon, i o J.Horiollll.?l, T .San Diego, CalLf.L;md?ium t , 3. J.Brkb l ey , Cal i f .Gadsden, Ala .Todwan, idd.Portsmouth Va.Phi l ade lph ia , P a .9remer on, Wash.Long Beach, Calif.S t a t e s v i l l e , N,C.Farmingdale, N.Y.Snn Diego, Ca li f.Vash ing ton, D. .Manila, P.I .Marion, I l l .

1. Reeves, Thomas J,2. J e t t e , George H.3 . Rodgers, Frank T.4. Eolf, Lawrence Y.5. Harwood, RaTpond6, Fickas , T i lber t R.7. Coolikoff, Jacob8. Riley, Conrad D.9. Boyce, Earl

Chi f Rad iornar,Chief RadionanChief RndiormnChief Rall.orfiz.:iCMzf RndiornanC h ief RadiomanCt.i ef FLa3.i.omar!Chisf REtdiomanC b i e f Radioman

Thomaston, Conn.Portsmouth, Va.Oakland, Calif.:ionolulu, T ,Oakland, Calif.Long Beach, C al i f .National City, Cnlif .Louisv i l l e , Ky.San Diego, C al if .1. Jensen, Andy F.2. Br en,. Cornelius3 . Lombar, Albert4. Brightman, Raymond5. Sandberg, Floyd DI.6. Ketteringham, Earl7. Patch, Frank C ,8. Hcrris, Buckner N,9 . Hansen, Hans A .

Chief RadiomanE* C h ief Ra d iomanChief Rad i o m a3. Ch&f RadiomanChief Radiomanru. Chief Radioman

Chief RadiomanChief Radi OmanChief Iladioman

San D i e g o , Cal i f .'zh.shir.gto[l, D O C.P- 1mc r t o n , Pa.Eureka, Calif.San Diego, Ca li f .Long Bench, Calif,York Vil lzge, I k ,Nornm, Okla,Neenah, -1 i sc.

1. Clinton, George '7 . Chicf Hrdi.ornzn NCW Brunswick, X,J.2. Clow, Laurence E, Chief Fxdiomm Long Seach, Celif.


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Name Ra t i n p Home Address3 . Cooper, Orville T. Chief Radioman San Diego, Cal i f .4. Bailey, Clayton W. Chi e2 Kadi. Oman San fo rd, Fla .5 . Gunn, Max C. Chief Radioman Ut-Kinley, Uaine -6. Stou t , James B. Chief Radiomn Rogersvil l e , Tenn.8. ldilkay, J u l i u s Chie f Radiomar, Nor folk , Vs.9. Hoffman, W i l l i a m D. Chief Radioman 'South h b o y , E. J. '

3 . Rarney, Robert B.4 . Senn, Homer A.IJorf o lk , V a .

Chie f Radioman Ocear, View, V a .Chief 3adi.oman Cavpen, S. C ,

7. Menice, Joseph F. Chief Radiomn9. Dowling, .John Chit? RnZiom;: Newark, X m Jerscy2 . S t a n s e i l , Law- ence Norfolk, Va.2. neni.. v v u i i a m 11. miel : naaioman5. Webster, W i l l i a m L. IT.6. Turner, Ja?zes S.7. Bliller, .John M.8. Bush, Freder ick E.9. Doyle, T t i . l l i a m J.1. G i l l , Franc is J.2. Tighe, Thomas J.3 . Garretty, Ned A.4 . Clough, Harold E. G.5 . Bordeq, Clifford L.6. Pierce, Eugene G.7. Dickert , Robert E.8. Yihitty, Raymond J.

Chief IhSiioi2ar1Chief RaclionanRxlioman 1 s t Cl-assChief RadiomanChief Radi o m nCliitl" Ra dima nRadionan 1st C1:;ssChief RadimanChief RadiomanRadionan Is ClassRadioman 1st ClassRadiornan l s t ClassRadioman 1 s t Class

Key West, Fla .Bwcton, N. C.Worcestar, 12ass.Pplham, G a .Norfolk, Va. .@ at m i l l e , lid,Eas tpor t , hid,G a r j r , Ind.San Frmcisco, Cal i f .Arvin , C d i f .Iowa, La.San ctiego, Ca li f.Eastc;i.de, Oregon

Chief Radi o n m Leconpt, L?-.2. Cameron, Harvey C . Radioman 1 s t Class St. fielenn, C a l i f .3 . Evans, Everett L. Chiel' R3dioman S m D ie g o , C a l i f .4 . Cook, Jmes F. Radiman 1 s t Class Harlea, Gn.5 . Nearmyer, Kenneth E. Chief RrLdioman S e a t t l e , .'uWsh.4 . Vaughan, Glen L. R.tdionan 1 s t Clzss Tl, Anriapolis, Md.7. Gautreaux, Raoul F., Jr. Chief %idionan Grandcoteau, L3.Stamford, Conn.. Sroadley, .Frank Id. Racliomn 1st Class


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ENLISTED E N ECOMTIEIVDED FOR GRflDE OF RAD I O ELECTRICIAN (TEMPORARY)(Cont.)Home Addressame RatingI_

.1. onegan, Thomas A., 2. Snyder, L e r o y E.

3 . Lowe, John J.4. Benham, Tiallace E.5. Reed, l JUl im fb.6. Nowak, Frederick E.7. Metz, Frank8. Held, ' J i l l im E. .9. Foman, Conrad E.10 . Bramlett, Otho L.

Chief Radi OmanChief RadiomanRadioman 1 s t Clt?ssChief RzdiomnnRadioman 1 s t ClassChief RadiomanR a d i o n a 1 s t ClassChief RadiomanRsdioman 1st ClassChicf Radioman

TJhitefish, Mont.Manasquan, M. J.Beachmont, Fjass.Honolulu, T. 1.San Diego, Cal i f .Cantonncnt, Fle.Hankow, ChinaVashington, D. C .I h r r i s o n , 1 J.Donaldsonvi l le , Ga.

ENLISTED EEId FtECOIQ.3NDED FOE GiUDE OF E%CIIIMIST (THJPOFARY)1. King, ivlyron H.2. Gorski, Joseph J.3 . Morrison, Henry PT.4. Haase, Paul C.5. Erdman, Ch ar le s E.6. G i l c h r i s t , Lawrmce S.7. Kochendoerfer, Carl8 . Bixler, Ralph V.9. Skidnore , Garret L.10. Langley, Charles V.11. Blakley, Harry L.1 2 . Corbett, Dewey13. Viillims, Lewis N.14. Clapp, Peter C.15. Eiyers, C a r l K.16. Nimo, Frank L.17. Reed, John S.18. Bader, Joseph19. DeLuca, Philip J.20. Volker, Frederick E.21. Dicioccio , Crescent22. Burnett, Audrey R.23. Dito ta , IEchae l24. Tapsco t t , Jess J.25. Graham, ' X i l l i a m L.27. Mil le r , Char les T ,28. Boisseau, Capers C.29. Sut ter , Anthony, 30 . Bix le r , C la rence L.31. Smith, Harold R.32. Bloom, Albert F.33 . R m l in s , E r n e s t E.

, 34 . Thonas, IJanuel A.35. Sippel, Raymond G.56. Wilkinson, Thornas P.3'1, Ford, Percy H,

, 26. Harper, John

Chief E:achinlstfs I'dste b i d , !I. Y.Chitf machinis t 1s l h t e San Diego, C d i f .Chief Zinchinist 1s 1Ia te Akron, OhioChie f Machin i s t l s IIate E l c r o f t , Pa.Chicf Iiiachinist 1s i k t e Bal t imore , 2d.Chief Biac,hinist t s I l a te Vhi tcv i l l e , Tenn.Chief MtLchinist 1s 1.latc Sci t t l e , Wash .Chiaf lJachinis t ) s I lz tc G r t a t Falls, I'ont .Chief b izchinis t ls l!ate Otter Creek, Me.Chief ? lachinis t1s E t e Long Beach, Cal i f .Chizf IItichinist 1s l h t e San Diego, Cal i f .Chief Tkichinist 1s EPite Norfolk, Va.Chief Machinist f s ;.lite Norfolk, Vn.Chief Lhchiriist s Kate Lawencev i l l e , Va.Chief Ih.chinist 1s !,';ate Ci nc in na ti , OhioChief I lachinis t 1s Mate Cambridge, 1h s s .Chief Y,chinist t s Elate Portsnouth, Va.Chief Kachinist 1s Mate Lor?eta, Calif .Chief Ii.lachinist1s ?late Rrockton, Flass.Chief Yiitlchinist 1s i 3 t e Craddock Por t s , Va.Chief I lachinis t 1s :,bte San Diego, Ca li fo rn iaChicf f lxchinis t Is I::tte San Diego, Ca l i f o r n i aC hief ? I a c h in i s t ' s i k t e Oswego, N . Y.Chief I lachinis t Is Zhte Gilriore Ctty, Ia.Chief i,:achinis t f s I In te Long Beach, C d i f .Chiof Xachinist qs I b t e Dunnsvil le, 83.Chikf ;lata.. Tender San Pcdro, Calif .Chic f Ynte r Txder Siic hnofid, Va.Chie f ?iatGlq Teiidsr Hnrvel, 111.Chis f 7n tc r Tendsr Day I'lin,:tte, Ala.Chizf '&ter T m d w Elmira, N. Y.Chicf ':.7ztc2rTender V a l l c 2 j o , Cal i f .Chief :*later Tendor Fitzgarald, Ga.Avi ati on Chie f 1lach.Iilate Kc st po rt , Kass.Avia tion Chief Kach.f%te Buff alo, N. Y.Aviation Chief Bhch .f?ate I-kshington, D.C .Avi ati on Chie f Ilach.f:atc Norfolk , V3.-45-


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Name Rat ing iiolnc kddre ss-44. Elison, Augustus T. Aviation Chief :!acch.LIate Charleston, S . C .45. Pigniolo, Charles I,. Aviation Chief ;Iach.I,;ate WTOrkai:s, La.~ 6 .mith, Cl i fford 3'. Av iat ion Chief 14ach.!fte S e n t t le , 'b'hsh.47 . P r e s n a l l , C e c i l G. Boilermaker 1 s t Class El Centro, & L l f ' .1. J e r s i l d , Ilarry C .2 . 2ykes, David Ti.3 . House, Robert T .4. Yadson, l'krlow C .5. Davenport, DeweT6. KcDaniel, Rucie7 . Looney, James R.G. S l i f f e , L e s t e r E.9 . Briller, John 0.

10. Flem.zn, 'Jilliain F.11. Yiilcoxon, Erxest R.12 . IJcClaiIi, Chester L.13 . Ball, Bryan I"?.lf,., i ishmett, E l b a k s S.1 5 . l!arano, JDseph16 . Schweitzer, Charles i'l.17. Jackson, Russell E ,13. PEtttnn, Ernest ; r .1 9 . Malinko f f , Lcvis20. Saravia, Jenaro21 . Crairi, Eugene IL'.22 . Caylor, Jzsper23 . Zkmtic, Lee A .24. Baker , Pwks E;,25. Hobby, George D.26 . Fae!.ln, b3ichnel L.2 7 . Bayus, John E.28 . Meiger, James A.23 . Arndt , Albert H .30. Curr ie r , P e t e r R.31. G i h o r e , Finrry F .32 . Brooks, ,John J .33 . G ri f f i n , R obe r t F.34 . Orem, John 3.35 . Xart in , Ra lph E.36 . C w n d y , James E.37. Cole, Gordon F.38 . Bishop, Charles H.39. Dieste l , l:h. J.40 . Sanford, Burbon A , , Jr.41. P i t t s , Porry R .42. M Coy, James C .43 . Iizun, Jcssc T .44 . Lyons, Samuel H .4 5 . Segerstrom, irlgot


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EIJLISTED lEW RECOBXENDED FOR CIRAQE OF 1"ACHI:JIST (TE2POPARI')(Corit ,R a t i n g

2. David, Albert L.3. Tl i l l e r , Ph i l ip E.4 . Brown, Dossie J.5. Bryant, Clarence E.6. Becker, IVillian Z.7. Iloyer, Raymond F.8. Ranard, Pete J.9. Harper, LeeLO. Eddlenan, Thomas R.11. Ijolloway, Alvin C.12. Johnson, Leon C.13. Igles , Glenn E.14. Vensinger, Dale IN.1 5 . Williams, Frank16. Younger, Temple B.17. Fer r e l l , Blake E.18. Bahl, Alex J .19. Kellarns, Clarence A.20. P r i c e , E l m e r21. Norcross, Albert R.22. Sherman, Leroy S.23 . B e t t e r s , A l b e r t C .24. Kokx, Joseph J.2 5 . Glied, Clyde T.26. ':'est, % iter G.27. Browne, Harry L.28. Heggie, Jams B.29. Nicholas, Shirk;. J .30. Noeth, Otto Ti.31. Bergman, John F.32. Smith, W i l l i a m C.33. Xac'nalinski, Alois H ,34. l lngurk, John F.35. Rutledge, Sidney P.36 . Dzvcnport, Hayter R.37. Spieker, Joseph P.38. Boyle, Thaddeus Ti.39. Stanfield, Edvrin E.40. Getzy, E l l i s J.41. Ikdigan, James J.42 . Pederson, F r e d 0 .43. Bcard, Preston El.44 . '&ldroop, Joe T .4 5 . Roberts, Nelson S t . C.46. Tulare, Theodore1. Pawlowski, E d m r d S.2. Carey, Thomas 12.3. Shake, Hugh F.4 . Riggs, Leland L.

Chief :.:achinist f s !.fateC h ie f l a c h in i s t ' s 1.hteI.!achinist s Eate 1 / cChief Ekchinis t s f.bteI,IacIiicis s !!ate l / cChief Ziachiriist s MateI t a c h i r i i s t , ' ~Xate l / cNac h in i s t l s ? :a te l / c 'Chief Tkchiriiot s IIateChief Gachinis t 1s PIateChief IJ ac hi ni st fs B'iateIiachinis t s Kate l / cXachinis t 1 s Xc:te l / cChief 1% c h i n i s 7 s 21nt e"ractiiiiist 1s i i a te l / cBlachinist 1s l h t e l / c; :achinis t ' s Mate l / cChief Machinist f s ],fateI:Iacntnist 's hlzte l / cC M e f I h c h in i s t I s XnteChief l a c h i n i s t f s MateYac!iir.istfs Xate l / cChief E3.cdiir:ist 1 s :kitei j a c h in i s t s i;at,e 1/cxi chi ni :: t' s Iiiclrte 1/ cChief : lachinis t 1s IIateChief IIachinist, Is I.'IateC h io f f h c h in i s t s IIateIk te r Tender 1 s t Classi ' h t e r Tender 1 s t Classl!iater Tender 1 s t Clzss1Xater Tender i s t C l r ~ s sAvi 2ti n C2ie ," 1 ch. k t eAviation Chi


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5 . S;yinn-ey, Ray F.6 . Orand, Elden D .7. :organ, Daniek l i .8. Carmody, Edward A.9 . Strong, George R .10. Barnet t , Frank, Jr.11, P h i l l i y s , Hsrry E .12. Etze l , Rober t R .13. Parra, I;,dward J.14. S t e t t e r , J o h n G.1 5 . Gilnan , I Ie r r i l l B.16. IdcKernan, James A.17. T'nomas, Xayxond W.18. Blandlard, TjValter J .19. Drew, Xi l l i s R .20. Irwin, Iven 0 .21. Eutcliins, Linwood J .22. Neivm:tn, Nathan C .23, Cornett , Jack24 . Bogdan, V i l l i a m J.2 5 . Schi l ly , Arch ie A .26. D-ivis, Alfred L.27, Carlton, CIqr 2.28. Carrnichael, Tii l l iard t J.29. P i e r c c , Carl A .30. Kukon, John31. VanWees, Jamcs : I ,32. H z i s l e t t , James A.33. Skinner, '%il3er P ,34. Uartin, Eenry E.35. Roxero, Joe J.36. Schafer, Carl J.37. Dimn, :Irvcy G.3s. N T r r i s , Thonas 0 .3?. P t t c r s o n , Jamcs C .Lr3. Johnson, !?ussell C .L1, Ci r t e r , Harold G.1+2. Sanders, Clinton43. Lynn, Ira T.I,4. KcEndree, P e r k E.45. Xoss, Hcnry P.IA6. Hessor, James P.L7. Thoxns, PrL:ston ; l .I $ . Cencebaugh, Thcodore K./+9. l-?assen, Emil

Snn Die;o, C a l i f .' Ja l le j3 , Calif.Eaqle Lake, TexasColx-adJ S p r i n z s , C ~ l ok a d v i l l e , To? .lacorm, ' J ~ ~ c ! : ~ I ~ ~Ocean !:ea ch, Cal i f .Sail U i e Z o , Calif.Valentine, IJebr.Portland, Oregon.Ford C i t ~ ,Pa .S A r i Pedro, Cal i f .Boulder, C'olo .I imion, S. C .San 1-rancisco, C a l i f .Bar I L l l s , llaineSnn Diego, C a l i f .Tus cumbia, Uo .B ~ ~ l t i r x e ,Id.

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pAy,Personnel appointed or promoted t o te mpor ary rank s bi.corne criti +,ied%?he pay of t he rank t o vhich appointed o r pronatici from the datt; ofacceptance o f appoin tnu i t or proxotion. ,The President has a l s o approved a recommendation o f t he Sec re t a ryof t he Navy th a t qu a l i f i ed personnel o f the fol lowing groups be temporari lypromoted to the rank of l i eu t enan t ( j un i o r g rade ) a t th i s t ime:(1) Ensigns of t he line of the regular Navy seniort o t h e Naval Academy c l a s s graduated i n June, 1940.T h i s embraces ensigns f r o m Louis 11. Roddis, Jr., t oJoseph Id . Kellam, as l i s t e d i n t he Navy R eg i s t e r forJu ly 1, 1941.( 2 ) Ensigns of the Supply Corps o f the regular Navyfrom Thomas F ul le r t a Harold V. Hutchings, s imi lar lyl i s t e d .( 3 )Reserve who have senio ri t ,y cori*esponding t o th a t ofthe regular Navy of f i cers indicated above.

Ensigns of the Line and Sup3ly C o r p s of the Naval

The procedure hav inz been establishes for t he r egu l a r servi.ces,the 3ureau of lavi,Sratiori mill. ir: t h e very ?:ear future request recomenda-t i ons f ron t he N ava l Rescrve for s imilar tenyox.ar:r pomotions and appoint-rxn t s .

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-AVAL ATXAKAC2c 36 $5 +$ $6 +* $5 .L +k 2- 2% 4 . 2 L +$ 2L, 2,-, ;i .5. 2L\2 L $5%- Outstandin g events 5-n na va l his to ry 3;36 will be l o g e d each m onth i n t h i s +*-x- B ul l e t i n . Some sh i p s and s t a t i ons 36 '+* have found i t cons t ruc t ive t o make +$$5 up da i l y s l id es en t i t l ed , 'IToday i n .nc++ i b va l Hi s tory" and f l as h them jus t 36+* be fo re the fe at ur ed moving $.cture 36LSF goes on.3: Credi t f o r compi l ing this data i s 3:-35 due Commander W .H . R a f f e r t y , (ChC), 3:- '

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1DecenberHanging of Midshipman P h i l Spencer (Son o f Secre ta ry of War),Boatswain Crowell, and seamn E l i sha Small on the U.S.S. Somers,convicted of conspi racy t o organize a mut iny .i ns t ance of punishment by death f o r m u t h y i n t he 1J.S. Tbv;..U.S.S. Adolph Hugel captured Confederate schooner F.B. Jahnson a tAlexandria, Virginia.

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2 December-_I_Congress adopted the form o f a c o - m i s s i m f o r Kava1 Officers.U.S.S. Boeton and Norfolk capt i red Danish Brig Flying Fish nearHispanola, 1"J. I ,U.S.S. Brie:Argus in North At lant ic captured eneq? Brig Recoveryand was &ased-three days and ni gh ts by enemy squadron, f i n a l l yescaped with l o s s o f anchor and few boa t s .

3 DecemberF i r s t f l e e t of United States put i n commission.P r i va t ee r Kemp captured s ix E r - i t i s h merchant vesse l s .The U.S.S. Baltimore was o rde red t o proceed t o Taku and furnish aguard o f marines fo r duty a t t he fher ican l e g a t i o n in ' Pekin.

4 D c c e ~ b e rU.S.S.. blontgomery cap ti re d conf cder ate steamer s and' Panlico.

5 DecenberU.S.S. Congress captured Bri t i s h B r i g A t l an t i c .

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1812 P r i v a t e e r ldontgomerg engaged H.M.S . Sur inm.U.S. Brig Argus captur ed Schooner Dorothy i n 3o rt h Lt la n ti c.Seamen and s a l d i e r s a t t a c k e d MMexicans a t Ssn Bzrmrdino, C r l i f .U.S S. (Manitor) likehawken sunk z t Cnnrldston, S.C.U.S .S. Jacob Joncs sunk by enemy subrmrinr; Scti;.un arest and 2uxns-tonn. Licutencnt K a l k rendering conspicuous s2rvicc., by he lp ing menfrom one l i f e r a f t t 3 another so ;s to er ius l izz the nzi ,Shts on t h er a f t s ; d ia d o f exposure.


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