War-Time log of the USS Tate (AKA-70)

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ARRIVED
Commissioned
Charltslon, South Carolina
25 November 1944
Norlolk, VIrginia
. 7 Deeembtr
Annapolis, Maryland .
. . 9 December
Por1smouth, Virginia
...... 15 December
Davisville, Rhode Island
.. 22 December
Colon, Repubik ol Panama
.. 4 January 1945
Cristobal, Republ~ o1 Pmma
6 January
Pearl Harbor, Oahu, T. H.
18 January
Port Allen, Kaual, T. H.
29 January
Enlwetok, Marshall Islands
. 7 february
Ullthi, Caroline Islands
. 13february
Palau Islands
16 february
Leyte, Philippine Islands
21 february
Samar, Philippine Islands
22 february
leyle (Maneuvers)
. .
. 3 March
Kerama Retto, Ryukyu Islands . .. .. . .26 March
Deployed oil Okinawa . .. .. .
.. . 2 Aprlt
DEPARTED
6 December 1944
9 December
15 December
21 December
30 Deeember
5 Janvary 1945
6 January
28 January
1 february
9 February
14 february
18 february
22 february
3 March
21 March
2AprR
14 April
ARRIVED
Okinawa, Ryukyu l~ands
14 APIM
It Shima. Ryukyu Islands
16 AprR
Okinawa. Ryukyu Islands . . .. . ..... 20 AprM
Tlnl111, Marianas Islands
. . . . .. . 27 AprA
Sllpan, Marianas Islands ..... .. ..
28 APIA
EQUATOR
. 6 May
Guldakanal, Solomon Islands .
.
9 Mey
flarida, Gayutl, Tulagi, Solomon l~ands
16 May
Enlwetok, Marshall Islands
..... 22 May
Gaarn, Marianas Islands . . .
. . . . . . 4 June
Seattle, Washington
28 Junt
Evere1t, Washln&ton .
.. ......... 28 June
Seattle, Washington
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14 Jaly
San francisco, California .. .. .. .. .
21 Jely
Enlwetok, Marshall Islands
6 August
Guam, Marianas Islands .
. . 14 August
Ullthl, Caroline Islands . .. . . ..... 27 Autust
Buckner Bay, Okinawa. Ryukyu Islands .... 4 Septembtr
DEPARTED
15 Ap!il
20 AprN
22 AJ!P
27 AI'M
2 May
16 May
18 May
1 June
13 Junt
28 Junt
14 Jely
19 Juty
25 July
II August
26 Aatust
29 August
5 Sep1ember
ARRIVED
HICIShl AACII«age, Okinawa
5 September
lima. Korea
. .. ..
13 September
H~&ashl Anchor~te. Okinawa . .
II September
N~to Will Anchorage, Okinawa
24 September
Tllki (Tientsin) China. Pohli Gall
30 September
Manlla,lazon, PhHipplnt Islands
... 13 October
Subk Bay, luzon, Philippine l~111ds
17 Dtlober
Manila, luzon, Philippine Islands
18 October
Chtllngkwano Bay, China
..
. 25 October
Kowloon 111d Hong Kong. China
25 October
Cheangkwano Bay, China
lS October
Chhlwengtao, China
.. . . . 1 November
Kowloon and Hona Kona. China
9 Nmmber
Cheun&kwano Bay, China . .. .
10 November
Tslngtao, China
• ..
15 November
Buckner Bay, Okinawa . . . . . .
. .... 25 November
Seattle, Washington .. . . .. .. .
.12 December
Manchester, Washington ............ :. .. 12 Deeember
DEPARTED
II Sepiember
15 September
24 September
26 September
6 October
17 Dttober
18 October
23 Dttober
25 October
26 October
26 October
2 November
10 November
10 November
22 November
26 November
12 December
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ETWEEN THESE COVERS is preserved a record,
in pictures and text, of life aboard the U.S.S.
TATE during her war-time voyages, and of her
many ports of call.
A good ship with a good crew, she carried us
through many difficult situations and did her part
with honor in a great war.
We shall never forget her.
Capt. WILLIAM JORDAN
Lt. Cmdr.
KELLS M. BOLAND
Lt. Cmdr. W. R. HALL
At the Charleston Navy Yard, Charleston, South
Carolina, on November 25th, 1944, the U.S.S. Tate
(AKA-70) was placed in full commission.
Lieutenant Commander William Jordan assumed
command.
The above picture shows the ship's company at salute
during the 'commissioning ceremony.
*************
" But, sir, I got beat with four of a kind."
-Cartoon by Toto.
"Get me a red head."
-Cartoon by Toto.
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The pictures at right, reading
down, show:
The " L" at the quarter boom
LCVP-21 under way
"There will be a movie top-side
tonight"
The 5 11 / 38
At lower left:
Adams at a forward twin "40"
*
Upper: Chiefs' mess
Center: Third division
Lower left: Four gorillas.
Cadell, Kerr, Grabowski
and Josie
Lower right: Mr. Crew and
port davit crews
*
At right: larsen and crew
Below: Maltzberger, the marine transport quartermaster
Center: Phillips
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An interested group at a movie
in the mess hall heads this
page.
At left center we see the outboard starboard davit boat.
The "Doc" and his patience
occupy the center spot.
"Why does the man on my right always hold
A " nautical" sketch by TM 2/ c
Bernard Collins
HAW A I I A N a n d
MARSHALL
ISLANDS
Oahu and Eniwetok
The Royal Hawaiian Hotel,
Waikiki Beach,
KE
Oahu, Hawaiian Islands
an
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Eniwetok Atoll
Sunken Jap ship, Eniwetok Atoll
Upper
Upper
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KERAMA RETTO
and OKINAWA
Ryukyu Islands
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Upper left: Kobe Shima, Kerama Retto, Ryukyu Islands.
Upper right: Zamami Shima, Kerama Retto, Ryukyu Islands.
Right center: Yokaba, Kerama Retto.
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Lower right: Heavy cruiser off Okinawa.
IE SHIMA
and
OKINAWA
u.s.
pa
Navy
At upper left is a view of an assault wave circling off the U.S.S. Sarasota
(APA-204) off le Shima.
Upper right: Yakaba Shima, Kerama Retto.
Left center: A spotter plane of the 77th Infantry Division, le Shima.
Center: Anti-aircraft cruiser off le Shima .
Tate launches plane
c.
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A
GUAM
Apra Harbor, Guam
Apra Harbor, Guam. U.S.S. New Jersey
in background
Breakwater, Apra Harbor, Guam
U.S.S. Sperry (AS-12) with subs in from
patrol, Guam
Navy tug, Guam
sota
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King Neptune boarded the Tate as she
crossed the "line." He held court in royal
style as the pictures on this and the next
two pages testify.
Upper left: Davey Jones and the
Princess
Upper right: The royal operating table
At
At left: reading down:
The royal "line up"
Gold braid
The mutineers
he
al
xt
On the look-out for Davey Jone.s
ble
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At right, reading down:
Shellbacks
Royal operating table
Voight and Murray
Below: He didn't get took- or R.H.I.P.
u
Upper row:
The royal barber chair
u
He was a devil
Hoerske, Waller and
Schonfeld
The royal dentist greases up for an extraction
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At
EVERETT and
SEATTLE, WASH.
fleta
~ ~ome!
Upper left:
Everett Pacific Shipyard
tair
Upper right:
The road to town
d
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At right, reading down:
Alongside the "Elmore" (APA42) Everett
Everett waterfront
At Seattle
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FRISC011
Entering magnificent San Francisco
Bay the Tate sailed under Golden
Gate Bridge and past "The Rock"
(Aicatraz).
San Francisco's skyline presented a
wonderful panorama to all on
board. These were home waters
and a friendly "port of call."
Other pictures on this page show
the Mile Rock Lighthouse and interested personnel as the ship proceeds into San Francisco Bay.
KOWLOON and
HONGKONG, CHINA
isco
Iden
ck"
The three upper pictures were taken
at Kowloon. Here, and at Hongkong, the Tate assisted in the transportation of Chinese troops of the
da
on
Nationalist armies to Chinwangtao
and Tsingtao.
aters
show
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inpro-
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Views of the famous island of
Hongkong, China.
CHINWANGTAO and
TSINGTAO, CHINA
Above: St. Michael's Cathedral, Tsingtao.
Top row: Chinwangtao.
At left: Overlooking APA-68, Chinwangtao. At Tsingtao. U.S.S. Antietam in
background. Off Tsingtao.
PHILIPPINES
Manila Bay and the city of Manila
presented a scene of devastation.
Shown here are sunken Japanese ships
in t~e bay and Jap landing barges on
the beach.
At the lower right is a view of the
fleet landing.
Street scenes in Manila show the destruction of buildings. Every public
building in the city was either damaged or destroyed.
The center picture at right shows a
section of the walled city.
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MANILA and
SAMAR
Top row:
We walked around the rubble in the streets of Manila.
A native home on the island of Samar in the Philippines.
The fortress isle of Corregidor seen in silhouette.
Center:
A native village on Samar.
At left:
Taxi service among the shelters of the homeless. Manila.
A war-swept city. Manila.
Above:
Golden Gate Bridge.
Upper right:
Eastlund, Schonfeld, Yaeger.
In the center group of pictures are four
views of Chinese troops on board the
d
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Tate. Also three views of units of the
British fleet at Hongkong.
Bottom row, left to right:
Chinese troops.
Burial at sea.
Preparation for buria l.
Upper left:
Our Chief Petty Officers.
Upper right:
CPO's . Gross, Johnson, a passenger and
Wallace.
Center:
"What do you see?"
At left:
CPO's Weidner and Johnston.
CPO La Yelle.
CPO's De Christoforo, Weidner, Gross,
Wallace and Johnston.
Above:
Homeward bound.
At right, reading down:
The "L" at sea.
The "Exec" and the yeomen.
Just "tootin' away." Lots of practice
wouldn't do any harm.
Waikiki Beach, Honolulu.
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On the
land, t
to the l
reporte
Station.
Amphib
Florida,
At left, reading down:
Ye Olde Swimming Hole. Ulithi
Atoll.
Wardroom at chow time.
Buckner Bay, Okinawa.
In circle:
U.S.S. Samuel Chase (APA-27).
leyte Gulf.
U.S.S. TATE (AKA-70)
HE KEEL of the U.S.S. TATE (AKA-70)
was laid 22 July 1944 in the yard of
the North Carolina Shipbuilding Com·
pony,
Wilmington,
North
Carolina .
On the same day, in Newport, Rhode Island, the first member of the crew assigned
laid, and less than three months after com·
missioning, the ship was completing its first
of the Japanese offer of surrender was an·
nounced, and with it, the war time cruise
mission in the forward area - her second
of the U.S .S. TATE came to an end .
wartime mission .
In March and April, the
Subsequent to the Japanese surrender,
U.S.S. TATE
the sh ip has been as fully employed as ever
before. The duties were of an occupational
nature whereby we participated in the
reported for duty at the Naval Training
trained for and participated in the Am·
phibious Operation for the capture of the
Okinawa Gunto . She was combat loaded
Station. Simultaneously, at the U.S. Naval
Amphibious Training Base, Fort Pierce,
Florida, the landing Boat Group was in
off Tarraguna , Leyte, with personnel and
equipment of the U. S. Army 77th Infantry
Regiment. On the 21st of March she sailed
training . These three elements were
on 25th November 1944, when the
TATE was placed in full commission
Charleston Navy Yard, Charleston,
joined
U.S.S .
at ; he
South
as a unit of the Western Islands Attack
Group, Rear Adm iral KILAND in command,
for the assault and capture of the Kerama
Retto, a small group of Islands to the South
Okinawa .
Lieutenant Commander Wil:iam
and West of Okinawa. Landing craft and
personnel of this vessel participated in the
sea . The second one which caught us off
Okinawa in the East China Sea was one of
The development and activity of the
U.S .S. TATE followed in general the pro·
invasions and subsequent transportation of
the most destructive and severe storms in
personnel and supplies to the beaches of
the Pacific. We had the misfortune to lose
gram designed for transport and cargo
AKA SHIMA, KUBA SHIMA, YAKABI SHIMA
two
assault vessels. The Shakedown Cruise in
and ZAMAMI SHIMA. All operations were
14-LCVP.
Chesapeake Bay occupied the first two
weeks of December, when firing tests, speed
successfully completed, and the ships with·
drew to a waiting area.
tests,
conducted. On December 16th Lieut.-Comdr.
Three weeks later the U.S .S. TATE was
again participating in the assault and cap-
Kowloon and Hong Kong where We assisted
in the transportation of the 13th and the
R. E. LYON relieved Lieut.-Comdr. Wiliiam
JORDAN as Commanding Officer and the
ture of an enemy island: IE SHIMA, where
8th Chinese Nationalist Armies to Chinwangtao and Tsingtao, respectively.
ship sailed several days later on its first
was killed .
assignment, to Davisville, Rhode Island,
to load general cargo for Pearl Harbor,
boats successfully carried personnel, ammu·
nition, and cargo to the beachheads.
to the U.S.S. TATE Pre-commissioning Detail
Carolina.
JORDAN assumed command .
and
other
training
exercises
were
the famous war correspondent, Ernie Pyle,
From 16-22 April her small
T. H.
The U.S.S . TATE left Davisville, and the
United States, on a cold December morn·
ing and set her course for the Canal Zone
and the troubled skies and waters of the
Pacific. After a brief stop at Cristobal,
and another at Pearl Harbor and Port
Allen, Kauai, T. H., for discharging and
loading cargo, and personnel, the ship
sailed for Eniwetok, in the Marshall Islands.
There she met her sister ships of transport
Squadron 17, with whom she was to share
After 28 days in the Okinawa area, the
U.S.S. TATE withdrew to quieter waters.
During these four weeks she had been subjected to attacks by enemy aircraft, subma·
rines, and suicide boats. Enemy suicide
planes struck vessels ahead and abeam of
her position in formation , and an escort
vessel was exploded and sunk.
On less strenuous duty, the ship sailed to
5aipan, Marianas Islands, and f rom there
In February, in con-
to Guadalcanal, Solomon Islands, where
she loaded marine personnel and cargo for
voy for the first time, she sailed for Leyte
Gulf, P. I. On 22 February 1945, after
Guam . In June she set her course from
Guam for the United States, and arrived
stops in Ulithi, Caroline Islands, and Kessel
Roads, Palau Islands, the U.S.S. TATE or·
in Seattle, Washington. After a short yard
availability, she sailed once again with a
so many adventures.
rived in Leyte Gulf from which point she
load of personnel and cargo, via San Fran-
proceeded to Samar, P. 1., to discharge
cargo and personnel. It is to be noted that
cisco, where she took aboard a full complement of landing craft, for Guam . There,
exactly seven months after her keel was
only a few hours after arrival, the news
transportation of AsCom 24, army occupa·
tion troops, to Jinsen, Korea, and the 1st
Marine Division to Tientsin , China. The
base of operations in both cases was
During the above operations we encoun·
tered two typhoons which gave us a first
hand knowledge of the power of wind and
boats: number 6-LCM and
number
After a short stay in Manila on Luzon
Island in the Phi.lippines we proceeded lo
We passed through the extended mine
field in the East China Sea-Yellow Sea area
eight times without
mishap .
We
never
failed to see mines so our gunners as well
as those on our escorts were able to have
a great deal of target practice. The field
consisted of 12,500 mines planted by ou r
air forces in Japanese sea lanes as well as
Japanese horned mines laid as an induce·
ment to keeping our ships from her W<>st
coast area .
We arrived in Seattle on 12 December
offer a one day stop in Okinawa to com·
plete our load of troops scheduled for dis·
charge and return to civilian life .
The U.S .S. TATE had completed one yea r,
one half month of active duty in full com·
mission. In this period she has traveled
approximately 60,000 miles, carried a total
of over 18,000 tons of cargo, much of it
combat loaded, carried over 4000 troops,
expended 2,471 rounds of ammunition in
action against the enemy, successfully traversed many mine fields, and anchored in
smoke screens made by her own boats a
total of 64 hours to evade enemy detection.
HILE on active duty in the Pacifk we have operated in close ha rmony and in company
with the following ships, either in convoy units or in actual combat operations.
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ATTALA (APA-130)
HANOVER (APA-116)
BUTTE (APA-68)
DEVOSA (AKA-27)
LEON (APA-4B)
CORTLAND (APA-75)
GENEVA (APA-B6)
CRESCENT CITY (APA-21 )
SIRONA (AKA-43)
TROUSDALE (AKA-79)
RANDELL (APA-224)
BERGEN (APA-150)
COLLINGSWORTH (APA-146)
CRENSHAW (APA-76)
BURLESON (APA-67)
MONTAGUE (AKA-9B)
CASEWELL (AKA-72)
LAVACA (APA-180)
BRISCOE (APA-65)
CULLMAN (APA-7B)
CLEERFIELD (APA- 142)
SHERIDAN (APA-51 )
SKAGIT (AKA-105)
ARCTURUS (AKA-1)
MONROVIA (APA-31 )
WARREN (APA-53)
FULLER (APA-7)
LA CERTA (AKA-29)
MELLENA (AKA-32)
DREW (APA-162)
SUFFOLK (AKA-69)
SARASOTA (APA-204)
DEVOSA (AKA-27)
OKANOGAN (APA-220)
GOSHEN (APA-107)
U.S.S. LENOIR (AKA-74)
U.S.S. VALENCIA (A KA-B1 )
U.S.S. COLQUITT (APA-174)
U.S.S. LUMEN (AKA-30)
U.S.S. VENAGO (AKA-83)
U.S.S. SAMUEL CHASE (APA-26)
U.S.S. ACHERNAR (A KA-53)
U.S.S. GOODHUE (APA-107)
U.S.S. EASTLAND (APA-163)
U.S.S. TELFAIR (APA-210)
U.S.S. MONTRAIL (APA-213)
U.S.S. MONTROSE (APA-212)
U.S.S. KENTON (APA-122)
U.S.S. LA GRANGE (APA-124)
U.S.$. WYANDOTTE (AKA-92)
U.S.S. NATRONA (APA-214)
U.S.S. ST. MARY'S (APA-126)
U.S.S. TAZEWELL (APA-209)
U.S.S. OBERON (AKA-14)
U.S.S. TORRANCE (AKA-76)
U.S.S. LYCOMING (APA-155)
U.S.S. NESHOBA (APA-116)
U.S.S. CORVUS (AKA-26)
U.S·.S. TYRRELL (AKA-80)
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U.S.S. TETON (AGC-14)
U.S.S. MT. McKINLEY (AGC-7)
U.S.S. CATOCTIN (AGC-2)
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LSM-417
LSM-(L)-47
DAMON M. CUMMINGS (DE-643)
RAYMOND (DE-341)
HOLTON (DE-703)
FRYB.ARGER (DE-705)
DONALD WOLF (APD-129)
AMESBURY (APD-46)
AHRENS (DE-575)
E. V. JOHNSON (DE-702)
CRONIN (DE-704)
WERBER (APD-75)
ACREE (DE-356)
PARLE (DE-708)
CONKLIN (DE-439)
McCOY REYNOLDS (DE-440)
GLADIATOR (AM-319)
IMPECCABLE (AM-320)
JACCARD (DE-335)
SEDERSTROM (DE-31 )
FLEMING (DE-32)
EISELE (DE-34)
RICHARD W . SIESSENS (DE-342)
ABERCROMBIE (DE-343)
OBERRENDER (DG-344)
STERN (DE-187)
PICKING (DD-685)
SPROSTON (DD-577)
WILLIAM D. PORTER (DD-579)
YOUNG (DD-580)
ISHERWOOD (DD-520)
KIMBERLY (DD-521 )
CHARLES J. BADGER (DD-657)
LUCE (DD-522)
WALTER C. WANN (DE-4 12)
DICKERSON (APD-21 )
LAFFEY (DD-724)
PORTERFIELD (DD-682)
WISH to extend our sympathy to the crews of the above ships that have suffered
osses while in combat areas through enemy action. We admire you and the things
you have done. It is with sincere regret ·ihat we have learned of your misfortune.
The following is a list of those ships damaged; the first four of whom were sunk:
U.S.S. HENRICO (APA-45)
U.S.S. LAFFEY (DD-724)
U.S.S. CHILTON (APA-3B)
U.S.S. PORTERFIELD (DD-6B2)
U.S.S. GOODHUE (APA-107)
U.S.S. CONKLIN (DE-439)
U.S.S. TELFAIR (APA-210)
U.S.S. DAMON M . CUMM INGS (DE-643)
U.S.S. ACHERNER (AKA-53)
U.S.S. WALTER C. WANN (DE-412)
U.S.S. TYRRELL (AKA-BO)
U.S.S. SIMS (APD-50)
U.S.S. WYANDOTTE (A KA-92)
U.S.S. GLADIATOR (AM-319)
U.S.S. KIMBERLY (DD 521 )
ROSTER OF OFFICERS
Lt. (jg)
CONWELL, 0 . F.
CREW, l.
LYON, R.
{jg)
(jg)
{jg)
(jg)
BUTE, G. T..... .... .... .
.. ......
. ..... .. ............ ...
--··
NEBLETT, J. E., Jr ... ... .... ....... ............ .... ......... Lieut.
PROPECK, B. 0 ....
. ..... .
.. ...... ........... . ....... Lieut.
BESSOM, W.H ................... ... .......... .......... .......Lieut.
PHILLIPS, J. E. .......... .... ........ ............... .............. ~ieut.
MORRIS, G. W ..
... .. . .. ............ ..Lt. {jg)
HOERSKE, P. H.... . ........ ............... ........... Lt. {jg)
MAHLER, J. H...
' ... ' '' ...... ' ' ' .........Lt. (jg)
CASLOW, l. A............ . .. ... ....... ..... ..... .. ' .. Lt. {jg)
. . ... . ·······. .... . ••
ORR, I. W.
.... . . ...•
..Lt. ( jg)
CARTER, l. J ..
Lt. (jg )
...... .... ... .. . . .. . .. ··· · ······ ··· ··
GERBER, C. E............ ................................... Lt. ( jg)
JOSLYN, A. l.. . .. .................. .......... Lt. (jg)
(jg)
CAPES, GEORGE
KEPFORD, R. M.
BLUNK, M. F.
PARKER, G. S., Jr.
EASTBUND, E. Y.
EWING, J . R.
WALLER, D. M.
GEPHART, W.
HEMSATH, E. R.
MURRAY, W.
HERTER, C. J.
OTTO, F. F.
STEWART, W. M.
MALTZBERGER, D.
ROBINSON, A.
G ILMORE, W .
JEFFERS, FREp
SENKOWSKI, F. W ..
GOSSUM, R. E.
TILLEY, M.
FICERE, J.
Ens.
Ens.
Ens.
2nd Lt., USMCR
Ch. Mach.
Elect.
Carp.
... .....
. ...... Bos1 n
Clerk
Elect.
Mach.
ENLISTED MEN
A
ACREE, J . W. .
ADAMS, A. R.
ALBRIGHT, W. G.
ALEXANDER, C.
ALSTON, G .
AMBROSE, C.
ANDERS, J . C.
ANTHONY, J . W ..
ATKINS, C. E.
ATKINS, T. M..
ATTARDI, S..
BALL, W.
.. ............ RdM3/ c
MoMM2/ c
MoMM2/ c
.
CM3/ c
BM2/ c
..RdM3/ c
Sl / c(SC)
B
BAERT, A. J . .
BAGLEY, D. C. .
BAKER, J .
BALL, N. N.....
...............BM2/ c
GMl/c
MM3/ c
.......
.EM2/ c
BORENSKI, J. F. ..
Sl / c
Sl / c
BARCHARD, K. A....
BARNES, B. D.
BARRETT, R. D.
BARTON, J.
MoMM3/ c
BASKIN, K. G . .........
. GM3/ c
BECKER, H.
BM2/ c
BELKO, l. J .
BERTSCH, H.
BLAKELY, J .
SM3/ c
BLANTON, J. C. ...
Sl / c
BLEVINS, B.
....... ........ CKl / c
BLOOMFIELD, G. C.
RTl / c
BOATMAN, E. F..... ..
CBM
BOEHMAN, C. l. .
.. RdM3/ c
BOLDEN, W. N.... ..... ... ................. EM2/ c
BOND, E. H. ..
. .. ....... ... .... .
.. Fl/c
BONN IWELL, G. R. . .... ~................ Sl / c
BOOKER, D. M....
........ ........ ... Cox.
.. .. ...... ........ MM2/ c
BOSARGE, W.
BOSTIC, J. C.
SF2/ c
BOULANGER, J .
BOYD, l. R..
. ... ...... ...... .... ..... MoMM2/ c
BRANNIN, E. E. ................................. CMM
BRAXTON, S. 0 .............. ................ CEM
BREDEHOFT, R. E...................... SC(B)3/ c
BRIGGS, R., Jr.
BROCKERT, W. J., Jr ....
Sl / c
BROWN, A. 0 .
BROWN, A. E.....
.. ... .Cox .
.BMl / c
BROWNING, C. R. ..
BUEGHLY, W. A.
. ...... . MMRl / c
BURGOYNE, H. H. ......................... WT3/ c
BURK, G. E. ....................................... MM2/ c
BUSCH, S. E... . ....... ... .... .. .. Cpi(USMC)
BUSS, E. W.
... CPhM
BUSWELL, M. J.
MM2/ c
c
DE PAUW, L. V.
.... ...GM2/ c
DITRICH, J . L.
CADDELL, T. N.
..... BM2/ c
....... SK2/ c
CAPRONI, A. J.
CAREY, E.
GM3/ c
DION, G .
DIXON, J . C.
DRAKE, W . T.
.. FCl / c
.. ... WT2/ c
Sl / c
.. ........ MoMM3/ c
CARR, D. A. ............................... .. MoMM2/ c
DUDA, J .
CARROll, J.
DURHAM, C. M ............
.. .. ... .SM3/ c
DYKE, E. R. ........... .
.. .... MM2/ c
CARMEAN, M. L. M.
CARTNER, H. M.
. ..... ... Cox.
CAUDILL, C., Jr.
.... ..... EM3/c
CAVANAUGH, R. L.
CECil, I. E.. .
DUBIE, R. R...
. .........
..... GM3/ c
. ·.· CMM
GOODWYN, A. W ......
.. ... ......... CBM
GRABOWSKI, E.
GRAHAM, D. C.
GREASHAM, H.
GREEN, C. B................... ..
. ..... ... .....SSML3/ c
MM2/ c
. .... .... SSML3/ c
RMl / c
GRIES, C.
GRIFFIN, J .
... ... .... .....Y2/ c
. MoMM2/ c
GROSS, D. P.
...... CMM
GUTHRIE, E. G .
E
H
CHIRDON, A.
EARNHARDT, Jr., J . H.... .... ..... ........... Sl / c
CHOATE, W. J ........ ....... ......... .... .... HAl / c
EDENS, F. E....
HAMMER, C. L .. . .... ......
SK3/ c
HANKE, Jr., A .................... ... ... ...... MM3/ c
CHILDRESS, H. L., Jr . ............. ...... .. .. EM2/ c
.. ............... ...... ........ SC l/c
CHURCHICH, S ...... ........ .. ... ........... RdM3/ c
EDGE, K.
.. RdM3/ c
HARDEN FElDER, A. C... . . ... . .......... CMM
ClARK, H. L. .
ClARK, P.
ElDER, E. G . ............... ...... .. ..............StMl/c
ElliNGSON, D. M....
.. ..... .. . ....... Sl / c
HARLESS, J. M.. ..
.. ... CWT
HARRIS, 0. W ... ...... ........ .... .. ..... SSMT3/ c
. ........ ... ............ RdM3/ c
MM2/ c
ClEMENTS, G . J .
.... ... ......... MoMM3/ c
COBB, T. . ................... .... ............ StM2/ c
.... ... ............ .. .......
ElliNGER, Jr., E. J .. .. ............... .
..... .S2/ c
HARRIS, J. W ..
.. ... ... .. .........WTl / c
HARRISON, E. M... . ....... ..
.. .. .... RdM3/ c
COLE, R. J .... .. ........ ...... .. ......... MoMM3/ c
HARRISON, F. W . ............ .... ..
QMl / c
COLEMAN, L. W ., Jr ........... ... .. ..... ....WT2/ c
HATCH, W. A. . ........ .... ....... .... .
. .. Cox.
F
COllEY, H. C ............... .......... ... . MoMM2/ c
COLETTA, A. ............. ........................ S l/c
COlliNS, B. . .. .... ...... ....·.. .............StM2/ c
COMSTOCK, R. M . ............ ... ............ GM3/ c
CONGER, E. H....................... ............. Sl / c
CONLEY, D. H., Jr.
... .... . BMl / c
CONTINE, S. J ., Jr.
.. ............. .MoMM2/ c
COOMER, J. A......
COOMER, 0. " E."
.. ..... .................SFl / c
CORNEliNI, G . A... ............. .
CORl, J .
MM2/ c
.. RM3/ c
...... ..... QMl / c
COSLETT, A. S.
CRAIG: D. F.
.. .. RM3/ c
CRAYTOR, L. B.. ............... .. ............ ...CMl / c
CRONIN, J . J ., Jr.......... .. ...........
.BM2/ c
CUMMINGS, D. W .. . ................
.. ... Cox.
CUSHING, E. R...
.. ..... ........ BM2/ c
CUSTIS, T. E.. ................... ............. .MaM2/ c
CUSTY, J. E...
...... MoMM3/ c
HATHAWAY, C. B... .... ..... ................. Cox.
.. CQM
FAGAN, G . A................. ..
................... .... ..Sl / c
FAGGART, S . L.
...... SK2/ c
FARIS, C. T..... ...... ....... ..
FAULKNER, C. E•
.....Sl / c
FERGUSON, L. A.
. MM3/ c
................. .............. Sl / c
FllliS, L. A ....
FINN, W. J ................. ......................... Y2/ c
CM1 / c
.... Cox.
FISHER, R. H.
FlANAGAN, J. l.
FOOTIT, R.
Sl / c
FORAN, W. M ... . . ... ........... .. ........ RdM3/ c
.. S1 / c
FOREMAN, J. W .................... ..
... RdM3/
FOX, D. R... .............. ..
FOXWEll, G . A...... .... ..... ........
.. .. S1 /
FUGLAR, R. L . ........... .. .... ........... RdM3/
FUllER, D. D. . ... ................ . ... ... WT3/
c
c
c
c
HAWKEY, J. H... .. .. .. ... ..
HAYWOOD, F. W. ... ...
HEINECKE, M. G .
........ Bkr3/ c
.... GM3/ c
........... CCS
HELMS, C.
HENDERSON, J . R.
HERNDON, A. F. ............. .
. ... ... Sl / c
.. .. EM2/ c
HERNDON, C. W. . ...... ... ...
. .... Cox.
HERRMAN, C. W ..
.. .. .... ....... MMl / c
. . . GMl / c
HINESLEY, B.
Cox.
HINSON, V.
..... .. ... .Y3/ c
HINTON, F. A .
HOGARTY, E.
HOKANSON, T. W .
RdM3/ c
.... ...... .... EM2/ c
HOllEHAN, C. H. . .... .... .......... MoMM2/ c
HOLM, W. F....
.. . .. . .... .. ....... .. BMl / c
HOOPER, N .
HOPKINS, R.
HORNICK, C.
HOTTE, M.
G
0
DALTON, H. G. . .
. ............... MoMM2/ c
GARDNER, 0. D.. ..
GARRETT, B. M .. ..
HOUTMAN, F.
HOWERDEl, V.
...... ..WT3/ c
..... S1 / c
..RT3/ c
DAMMANN, E. H.............................. . ... CM
DAUM, C. V., Jr .. ..
.... ........ .MoMM2/ c
GEIC, S. T... ....... .. ..
GEIGER, M. D. ...........~ ...................... Cox.
DAVIES, G .
GENTZLER, C. L. ............... .. ............. CBM
DAVIS, C. L. . .
.. ...... ..
.. .. MoMM3/ c
...... MMl / c
DAVIS, W. A.
DE BAUM, C. E.
DE CRISTOFORO, J. C.
.. .........Sl / c
....... CEM
........... CCM
GIBSON, R. M....
. ..................... PhM3/ c
GIBSON, W. J ... . ....... .............. ........... Sl / c
.. .............. MoMM3/ c
GONDA, M.
GOODSON, "J" " W" " C" .. ...... .... ..... S1 / c
DENNER, F. W . . ....... .......... ...... ..... MM3/ c
HUNTLEY, M .
HUNTOON, R.
Sl / c
GEROR, H. .
.. ............. ...... ......... BM2/ c
GIBBS, H. W. .......... ... ...... ........
... EM3/ c
DAVIS, J. C .................. ..
DEISSLER, M. J.....
HOYT, C.
GLOWAKI, H. P........................... :...SM3/ c
IDDINGS, W . R...
IHLE, J.
INMAN,
.. .. SF2/ c
J
JACOBS, J. P... ............. ... ..
JACKSON, D. W...
JACKSON, V. W..
. ....... .WT2/ c
. .... ... ..... .. .SKDl / c
.... .....
. ....... .... .WT3/ c
LE BLANC, J . S ............ ... .. .......... . MM2/ c
NERNY, A. J .. .
LETSCHE, Jr., F. W. ....... .. ..
. .. ....... MM3/ c
NEWTON, W. G .................. .. ......... ..... CSK
LIEF, F. W . .
..... MoMMl / c
NICHOLS, J .
. ... ...
LINEBERRY, G . E.. . .... ... ..
. ... ........... Cox
LITVIN, A.
JALANIVICH, D. W ...... ... ..... ............. CM2/ c
JENKINS, W. H...
..
. .. .
JOHNSON, A. G.. ...... ........
SSML2/ c
....
JOHNSON, H. 0.
CRM
.. . ...... .............. SK2/ c
NISEN, N. M .. .
.. ...... ........ .. .SK2/ c
NOBLE, J . F.... .
...... ............ StMl / c
NOGA, H.
LUCK, B.
St2/ c
LUDEWIG, Jr., C. H.
MoMM3/ c
... GMl / c
CWT
NORMAN, A. L.
. .. GM3 / c
NYE, G .
NYE, R.
JOHNSON, J . A. ...... .. ....... .. ... Bkr2/ c
M
JOHNSON, M. I. .................... .. ...... GM3 / c
JOHNSON, R. N .... .. ..... ..... .... .......... Sl / c
JOHNSON, R. T... .............. .. .. .. ........ .. FC2/ c
JOHNSON, V. E.. .. ... . .. .
. ....... BMl / c
0
MAGEE, G . P.. ....... .. ......... ........... MMl / c
MAIRA, J. F... ...... .. .
. ..... ............... Sl / c
Cox
O ' CONNOR, Jr., J .
.. .... ........... . ETM3/ c
KAULBACK, F. G ................... .. ............ Cox
McKINNEY, H. D......... ....... ....... ........ .Sl / c
PARADES, M.
KAY, R.
McKNIGHT, H. C .................... .. ........ Sl / c
MENNE, E. F... .
.. BM2/ c
MERCER, R. E... .
........... . ..... MM2/ c
PARKER, J. C.. ..
JONES, H. C ........ ....... .
WT3/ c
JONES, 0 ...... ... .... ......... . .......... GM3 / c
JONES, R. T. ............... ......
.Sl / c(Y)
JORDAN, J.
JORGENSEN, H. J.
.. Sl / c
K
KALLSTROM, l. E. ..... .. . ............ RdM2/ c
KAMPEL, Israel ............... . ............... EM3/ c
KAPPLER, W. H.. ..
KECK, W. N ...
.. Sl / c
KEELER, Jr., A...
.....
PhMl / c
MANN, W . L..
O ' CONNOR, C.
........ .............. Sl / c
MARCINKOWSKI, W . J.... .. .. .. .
. Sl / c
MARSHALL, G. V .................... ............ St3/ c
MARTIN, E. l. ............. ... .. ........ .. .. CMM
MARTIN, L. J ........ .. ...... .... ......... RMl/c
MAW, A. F.. .... ........... ... ..
. ... .... .. GM2/ c
MAXWELL, H.
. ............ .. ........ .. .... St2/ c
McCAFFREY, Jr., R. A......... ... ..... . ... Sl / c
McCORMICK, C. V. ................ .....
. ... F2/ c
McCUNE, Jr., F. M ....... ... .. .... ........ RdM3 / c
McGAHA, P. S ............. .. .................. Sl / c
McGEE, C. E.
McGOWAN, J ... . .
... BMl / c
JONES, C. l.
F2/ c
OLKOSKY, R.
OLSEN, E. C..
OLSON, E. H.
...... .. .
... SC (B)3/ c
.. ..... .. .................. MM3/ c
O'NEIL, J. J ....... ........ .. .................. . RM3/ c
ORTH, C. P.
OSWALT, Jr., J ..... .......... ...... ....... PhM2/ c
OWENS, Jr., C. l. ......... ....................... Sl / c
p
PAGE, A. l.
MM2/ c
RMl/c
PARRISH, F. M .. . ....... . ................ Cox
PARSON, G . H. . .......... .. .............. Bkr2/ c
KELLER, A. P. F. ................ ... .... MoMM3 / c
PATRIE, D. L ................. .. .......... QM2/ c
KEMSKE, l. W ................ .. ................. Sl / c
PATTERSON, A. .................. .. ... ......... St3/ c
KENIRY, G. J ......... ....... ........ .. .
KERR, D. R... . .
PATTERSON, R. H.. . ...... ..... .... ...... BM2/ c
Cox
CM2/ c
MILLER, C. S ... .... ....... ... ........... ... StMl / c
PAYNE, 0 .
BMl / c
MILLER, G. G .......... ............ ..... .......... Sl / c
PEDERQUIST, R. A .. ..
KEYES, R. L .
... SM2/ c
MILLIGAN, R. W ................ ... ............ .. . F2/ c
PENICK, W.
.................... StMl / c
KILARESKI, M. J ...
SSML2/ c
MITCHELL, P. L .... ......... ....
. ... Bkr3/ c
PESTRIDGE, J . E...
. ................. CMoMM
MITZKA, J . P............ .. ....... .. ......... SM2/ c
MOODY, C.
PETERS, R. J ., Jr .. ..
KERR, R. l. .......... .. ..
•
KIRK, Jr., J.
Sl / c
KLUIS, A. D..
MoMM2/ c
KOIRO, F. J ... .
MMl / c
KONKEL, F. P.. .
.. .................. Cox
KORTAS, B. D... .
. ....... CSF
KRAHMER, R. F... .
.......... .... ...... ..Sl / c
KRENTKOWSKI, J. A ................ . ..... BM2/ c
PHELPS, V. M. ............... ........ .............. Sl / c
Phillips, J . J. ............ ...... ......... ....
MOORE, W. S ....... . ..
MOOS, G .
LANDINO, J . P.. ..
....... .................... SF3/ c
LANE, l. F... .
... .. ..
. . .GM2/ c
. .. ... . .
EM2/ c
LARSEN, M.
LAVELLE, M. P...
.. ... Sl/c(QM)
...
CSK
.. .... Cox'
. ........... .... F2/ c
.. .. ........ .. .......... MaM3/ c
PIGADIS, A. 0 ........ ..... ...... .............. MM2/ c
.. ... .Sl / c
PINTA, D. W ... .
.. .. ............... CSM
PIRIE, l. C., Jr ... .
Bl / c
POLIKOWSKI, W.
SF2/ c
..... .... .... .......
Sl / c
.......... ........ .. F2/ c
POOL, M. S.
..... ...
POPE, H. L. ....... .. .
... SMl / c
... Sl / c
PHIPPS, K. l. .. .. .... ......
PICKREN, C. T..
MOTAKA, l. D....... .......... ....
SFl / c
LAMBERT, C. W .
LARSEN, B. W . ..
Cox
MYKRA, W. H................ .... ....... ... ..
LAKES, •B ..
.. Sl / c
MOORE, G. E.. .
MURRAY, W . A........ .....
LA FOLLETTE, J . R.. ..
.........
PETERSON, N. M .... ........... ................. Sl / c
MOORE, C.
MUNRO, G. W .
L
MoMM3/ c
N
NAUMAN, V. A .......... ... .............. .... Sl / c
F2/ c
CM2/ c
POTTER, M.
PROCTOR, H. M... ..... ...
.. ... ........ RM3/ c
NEAL, F. H............................. .. .. .... GM3/ c
NELSON, W. M.
. .... ........... ....... ...... Sl / c
NEMETH, J. E.....
.. .. ........ ...... . Bkrl / c
NEPTUNE, J . ........ ............... .. ..... .. GM2/ c
Q
QUATTLEBAUM, W . J ...
Sl / c
R
SIMON, L.
RAGER, W . J .
Cox
RM2/ c
SIX, H. .1.
RAKES, J . J .
.............. RdM2/ c
RATHBUN, G . H.
.. .................. .Y2/ c
RAYMOND, K.
CMM
RAYNOR, J. C.
.. . QM3/ c
REED, F.
Sl / c{Y)
REEVES, C. B.
... BM2/ c
SLATER, M. W .
Sl / c
SLOYER, W . 0 .
.......... . RdM2/ c
SMALL, W. L.
RENSON, W.
Cox
REY, F.
Cox
RICE, W . F............ ..
...... . RM2/ c
SMITH, D. A.
SMITH, H. A.
Cox
CPhM
SMITH, U.
GM3 / c
SOUTHA RD, W. J .
BMl / c
SPE IGHT, C .
StM2/ c
SPiRES, C.
RICH, J. E.
RIDENOUR, J .
Sl / c
CMM
RINDAL, D.
ROBERGE, R. E...
CMM
ROBINSON, G . A.
Sl / c
Fl / c
SPROUSE, R. D.
........... S l/c
STANGE, F.
MoMMl / c
STERZICK, C. F.
CQM
STEWART, K. L.
.. SSML3/ c
STONEBRAKER, R.
.. .. .. . SF3/ c
STRAND, G.
ROE, E. J .
ROLES, J. H.
... SK2/ c
ROSE, V. E... ............. .. .
.. ......... CSF
RUFFING, C. V.
RUSSELL, A. B.
...... MM3 / c
RUSSELL, H. R.
........ BM2/ c
CSF
STUBBS, A.
... Sl/c
SUNDBERG, A. J.
Y3 / c
SZATKOWSKI, M.
BM2/ c
SYLVESTER, R. M .
... . EM3/ c
s
TERRONES, E. L.
Sl / c
TINDAL, W. W ., Jr.
BM2/ c
TIPPETT, K. L.
MM2 / c
SCHMIDT, C. T. .................. .. . . ... RdM2/ c
TITUS, K. R...
SCHMIDT
TOBIN, L. J. .. ..
..
.. ...... BM2/ c
TOOMBS, l . J . .................
....... . .. Sl / c
CPhM
TOTO, R. R.
.
SEE, R. L. .
SKl / c
TUDOR, L. G.. ..
SHAPIRO, M. H.
.......... Sl / c(RdM)
SHEFFEY, (l. B.
. ..
.. .. ... .. .. ..
... .
TURBIVILLE, W. H.
TUSKUSKY, E. J.
Sl / c
WERK, G. B.
WESTER, W. T.
Sl / c
WESTERMAN, F. A.
EMl/c
WHEELER, T. H.
SCl/c
WHITCOME, W. D.
SM2/ c
CWT
WHITE, S . F. .
WHITE, P. E.
MM3 / c
WHITEHEAD, H. L.
Sl / c
WHITEMAN, J.
Sl / c
WIESE, H. L.
Sl / c
WILDES, E. L., Jr.
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WILKENS, H. A .
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WILLIAMS, J .
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MM2/ c
WONG, A.
WOODBURY, J . H....
WORLEY, 0 . L. ..
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WORTHINGTON, "J." "W." .... .......... S2/ c
WRIGHT, J .
WRIGHT, "W." "C."
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SM2/ c
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YETKIE, H. E.
SM2/ c
Cox
YOUNG, T. R.
CBM
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SHEPPARD, W . J. P.
Sl / c
SHOOKMAN, C. E.
Sl / c
VANCE, H.
RT2 / c
VARGO, M.
SIMON, C. E.
WELLS, L. Q .
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SEASE, H.
StMl / c
Cox
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WOHL, J. F.
Sl / c
SELDOM, R. A . .
WATERS, J. C.
WEARREN, T. P.
RM2/ c
THOMPSON, C.
Sl / c
Cox
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THOLEN, R.
MM3/ c
WALWORTH, W. F.
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SALERNO, F. G .
Sl / c
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WITTE, F. T.
Sl / c
SCHILLING, E. D...................... ....
WALKER, D.
WALLER, H. W.
FCR3/ c
TEMPLE, C.
SATTLER, T. R.
WTl / c
WILTON, H. P.
SAGDAL, A. C. ........ .................... SFl / c
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WALLINGFORD, R. L.
WILSON, F.
TARDIFF, L. J .
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WT3 / c
WALLACE, J .
WILLIAMSON, H. "D".
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WALETZKO, P.
SMALLWOOD, C.
SMITH, P. J .
REEVES, L. B., Jr.
SCHMITZ, A. L.
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RASMUSSEN, I. M.
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WAlDNER, W . V.
WAGNER, P. E.
RANSON, W .
SADLER, D.
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SIMON, R. L.
ZBROZEK, W. J.
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ZENOCK, A. A.
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Zl RANSKI, C. L.
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ZUPKE, J . L.
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from this library
Ch11leslon, South C11DIIna
Norfolk, Vkgln~ .
Annapolis, Maryland
Portsmouth, VIrginia
DaviSYnte, Rhode Island
Colon, Republ~ ol Pmma ..
Cristobal, Republk ol Panama
Pearl Harbor, Oahu, T. H.
Pori Allen, Kau~. T. H.
Enlwelok, Mmhalllslands
Ulilhl, Caroline Islands
Palau Islands
Leyle, Philippine Islands
Samar, Phlll)lpine Islands
Leyle (Maneuvers)
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Kerama Reno. Ryukyu Islands
Deployed oil Okinawa
ARRIVED
Commissioned
25 Nmmlltr 1~4
. 1 December
. 9 Decemb11
. 15 Decembu
22 Dmmber
4 January 1945
6 January
18 Janu11y
29 January
1 February
13 february
16 February
21 Febrnry
22 February
. 3 Man:h
26 March
. Hprll
DEPARTED
6 Detember 1944
9 Oetember
15 Detembtr
21 Oetember
30 December
5 January 1~5
6 January
28 January
1 February
9 february
14 February
18 February
22 February
3 March
21 Man:h
2 April
14 AprR
Okinawa, Ryukyu lsla11ds
It Shima, Ryukyu Islands
Okinawa, Ryukya Islands .
Tlnla11, Marianas Islands ..
Slipan, Marianas Islands .
EQUATOR
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Guadakanal, Solomon Islands
florida, Gayatl, Tulacl. Solomon Islands
Enlwelok, Marshall Islands
Guam, Marianas Islands
SeaUia, Washington
Everelt, Washington .
Sealtle, Washington .
Sal! Francisco, California .
Enlwelok, Marshall Islands
Guam, Marianas Islands . .
Ul"hl, Caroline Islands . . . . . . . .... .!l
Buckner Bay, Okinawa, Ryukyu Islands .... . t
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