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Navy Log Weekly

Navy Log Weekly features a series of public releases from the Navy, Coast Guard, and Marine communities.

Captain Robert C. Giffen, Jr., Commander Submarine Squadron Fifteen, Polaris squadron of the Pacific, recently visited the island of Guam to…

Tags: ‘Typhoon Trackers’, 1964 Red Cross Drive, Allen Sekt, American Red Cross, ARC Field Director, article, California, Captain Jerry M. Barlow, Captain Robert C. Giffen Jr., Captain Robert F. Shoemaker, Captain Walter R. Miller, Captain Warren F. Cline, Cdr. Albert J. Pelletier, Cdr. C.H. Broadus, Cdr. Richard A Wiener, Charles Christopher, Charles W. Malek, CT1, CWO-4 Robert A. Thompson, Donal R. Huey, Enrique Fejeran, Ens. D.L. Kalfas, Ens. Thomas A. Smith, Ens. William T. Broder, FAA, Father Duenas Memorial School, Father Lee Friel, FBM, Fishtail, Fleet Ballistic Missile, Floyd V. Tackett, Four Winds, Gary L. Nichols, Guam Times Weekly, Harold R. Brewer, HM1, Joseph W. Lutz, Korean Conflict, Lt. Cdr. C.J. Stahl, Lt. Cdr. Robert Davies VW-1, Lt. J.O. Barnes, Lt. John P. Innes II, Lt.jg. James G. Ludwig, Ltjg. Flod H. Miller, Ltjg. Thomas A. Smith, Ltjg. William G. Williams, May 9 1964, Mayor Henry Hoffschneider, Montana, NAAS Whiting Field, Naval Hospital, Naval Reserve Officer’s Training Crops, Navy Band, Navy Log Weekly, NCS Barrigada, NCS Youth Activity Council, Oakland, Oscar W. Stevens, Pearl Harbor, Photo, Polaris Squadron, R.C. Armstead, Rear Admiral Thomas A. Christopher, Red Cross, RM1, Robert Joseph, Ships, SSBN 629, STAR Program, Submarine Squadron Fifteen, submarines, Tinian, Tinian Harbor, U.S. Coast Guard, U.S. Marines, U.S. Navy, U.S. Pacific Fleet, USS Daniel Boone, volume 1 number 13, VW-1, Wayne Brewer, World War Two, WWII, YAC

Navy Log Weekly Photo 1

TOURIST – Capt. Robert C. Giffen, Jr., Commander Submarine Squadron 15, straps himself in for a helicopter tour of Guam during his visit here April 30. Capt. Giffen will command the seven Polaris submarine squadron which will operate from here in the…

Tags: ‘Typhoon Trackers’, 1964 Red Cross Drive, Allen Sekt, American Red Cross, ARC Field Director, article, California, Captain Jerry M. Barlow, Captain Robert C. Giffen Jr., Captain Robert F. Shoemaker, Captain Walter R. Miller, Captain Warren F. Cline, Cdr. Albert J. Pelletier, Cdr. C.H. Broadus, Cdr. Richard A Wiener, Charles Christopher, Charles W. Malek, CT1, CWO-4 Robert A. Thompson, Donal R. Huey, Enrique Fejeran, Ens. D.L. Kalfas, Ens. Thomas A. Smith, Ens. William T. Broder, FAA, Father Duenas Memorial School, Father Lee Friel, FBM, Fishtail, Fleet Ballistic Missile, Floyd V. Tackett, Four Winds, Gary L. Nichols, Guam Times Weekly, Harold R. Brewer, HM1, Joseph W. Lutz, Korean Conflict, Lt. Cdr. C.J. Stahl, Lt. Cdr. Robert Davies VW-1, Lt. J.O. Barnes, Lt. John P. Innes II, Lt.jg. James G. Ludwig, Ltjg. Flod H. Miller, Ltjg. Thomas A. Smith, Ltjg. William G. Williams, May 9 1964, Mayor Henry Hoffschneider, Montana, NAAS Whiting Field, Naval Hospital, Naval Reserve Officer’s Training Crops, Navy Band, Navy Log Weekly, NCS Barrigada, NCS Youth Activity Council, Oakland, Oscar W. Stevens, Pearl Harbor, Photo, Polaris Squadron, R.C. Armstead, Rear Admiral Thomas A. Christopher, Red Cross, RM1, Robert Joseph, Ships, SSBN 629, STAR Program, Submarine Squadron Fifteen, submarines, Tinian, Tinian Harbor, U.S. Coast Guard, U.S. Marines, U.S. Navy, U.S. Pacific Fleet, USS Daniel Boone, volume 1 number 13, VW-1, Wayne Brewer, World War Two, WWII, YAC

Navy Log Weekly Photo 2

NAVY TOPS ARC GOAL – Capt. Warren F. Cline, military coordinator for all navy commands during the 1964 Red Cross Drive, presents a check for $7,857.00 to Allen Sekt, Guam Chapter Chairman for the campaign. Looking on are Rear Adm. Thomas A.…

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Navy Log Weekly Photo 3

PROUD PARENT – Rear Adm. Thomas A. Christopher proudly reads the letter stating that his son, Charles (standing) has been accepted to the Naval reserve Officer’s Training Corps. Charles is presently a student at the Father Duenas Memorial School. –…

Tags: ‘Typhoon Trackers’, 1964 Red Cross Drive, Allen Sekt, American Red Cross, ARC Field Director, article, California, Captain Jerry M. Barlow, Captain Robert C. Giffen Jr., Captain Robert F. Shoemaker, Captain Walter R. Miller, Captain Warren F. Cline, Cdr. Albert J. Pelletier, Cdr. C.H. Broadus, Cdr. Richard A Wiener, Charles Christopher, Charles W. Malek, CT1, CWO-4 Robert A. Thompson, Donal R. Huey, Enrique Fejeran, Ens. D.L. Kalfas, Ens. Thomas A. Smith, Ens. William T. Broder, FAA, Father Duenas Memorial School, Father Lee Friel, FBM, Fishtail, Fleet Ballistic Missile, Floyd V. Tackett, Four Winds, Gary L. Nichols, Guam Times Weekly, Harold R. Brewer, HM1, Joseph W. Lutz, Korean Conflict, Lt. Cdr. C.J. Stahl, Lt. Cdr. Robert Davies VW-1, Lt. J.O. Barnes, Lt. John P. Innes II, Lt.jg. James G. Ludwig, Ltjg. Flod H. Miller, Ltjg. Thomas A. Smith, Ltjg. William G. Williams, May 9 1964, Mayor Henry Hoffschneider, Montana, NAAS Whiting Field, Naval Hospital, Naval Reserve Officer’s Training Crops, Navy Band, Navy Log Weekly, NCS Barrigada, NCS Youth Activity Council, Oakland, Oscar W. Stevens, Pearl Harbor, Photo, Polaris Squadron, R.C. Armstead, Rear Admiral Thomas A. Christopher, Red Cross, RM1, Robert Joseph, Ships, SSBN 629, STAR Program, Submarine Squadron Fifteen, submarines, Tinian, Tinian Harbor, U.S. Coast Guard, U.S. Marines, U.S. Navy, U.S. Pacific Fleet, USS Daniel Boone, volume 1 number 13, VW-1, Wayne Brewer, World War Two, WWII, YAC

Navy Log Weekly Photo 4

NCS YOUTH ACTIVITY COUNCIL PRESIDENT – Ens. Thomas A. Smith was recently elected to a six-month term as president of the NCS Youth Activity Council. The council is open to minor military and civil service dependents whose parents are attached to NCS…

Tags: ‘Typhoon Trackers’, 1964 Red Cross Drive, Allen Sekt, American Red Cross, ARC Field Director, article, California, Captain Jerry M. Barlow, Captain Robert C. Giffen Jr., Captain Robert F. Shoemaker, Captain Walter R. Miller, Captain Warren F. Cline, Cdr. Albert J. Pelletier, Cdr. C.H. Broadus, Cdr. Richard A Wiener, Charles Christopher, Charles W. Malek, CT1, CWO-4 Robert A. Thompson, Donal R. Huey, Enrique Fejeran, Ens. D.L. Kalfas, Ens. Thomas A. Smith, Ens. William T. Broder, FAA, Father Duenas Memorial School, Father Lee Friel, FBM, Fishtail, Fleet Ballistic Missile, Floyd V. Tackett, Four Winds, Gary L. Nichols, Guam Times Weekly, Harold R. Brewer, HM1, Joseph W. Lutz, Korean Conflict, Lt. Cdr. C.J. Stahl, Lt. Cdr. Robert Davies VW-1, Lt. J.O. Barnes, Lt. John P. Innes II, Lt.jg. James G. Ludwig, Ltjg. Flod H. Miller, Ltjg. Thomas A. Smith, Ltjg. William G. Williams, May 9 1964, Mayor Henry Hoffschneider, Montana, NAAS Whiting Field, Naval Hospital, Naval Reserve Officer’s Training Crops, Navy Band, Navy Log Weekly, NCS Barrigada, NCS Youth Activity Council, Oakland, Oscar W. Stevens, Pearl Harbor, Photo, Polaris Squadron, R.C. Armstead, Rear Admiral Thomas A. Christopher, Red Cross, RM1, Robert Joseph, Ships, SSBN 629, STAR Program, Submarine Squadron Fifteen, submarines, Tinian, Tinian Harbor, U.S. Coast Guard, U.S. Marines, U.S. Navy, U.S. Pacific Fleet, USS Daniel Boone, volume 1 number 13, VW-1, Wayne Brewer, World War Two, WWII, YAC

Navy Log Weekly Photo 5

COMMEND – R.C. Armstead, Hospitalman, Naval Hospital, reads a letter of commendation which was presented to him recently for his ‘Outstanding performance of duty’ while attached to the opening room staff. At left L.T. J.O. Barnes, Operating Room…

Tags: ‘Typhoon Trackers’, 1964 Red Cross Drive, Allen Sekt, American Red Cross, ARC Field Director, article, California, Captain Jerry M. Barlow, Captain Robert C. Giffen Jr., Captain Robert F. Shoemaker, Captain Walter R. Miller, Captain Warren F. Cline, Cdr. Albert J. Pelletier, Cdr. C.H. Broadus, Cdr. Richard A Wiener, Charles Christopher, Charles W. Malek, CT1, CWO-4 Robert A. Thompson, Donal R. Huey, Enrique Fejeran, Ens. D.L. Kalfas, Ens. Thomas A. Smith, Ens. William T. Broder, FAA, Father Duenas Memorial School, Father Lee Friel, FBM, Fishtail, Fleet Ballistic Missile, Floyd V. Tackett, Four Winds, Gary L. Nichols, Guam Times Weekly, Harold R. Brewer, HM1, Joseph W. Lutz, Korean Conflict, Lt. Cdr. C.J. Stahl, Lt. Cdr. Robert Davies VW-1, Lt. J.O. Barnes, Lt. John P. Innes II, Lt.jg. James G. Ludwig, Ltjg. Flod H. Miller, Ltjg. Thomas A. Smith, Ltjg. William G. Williams, May 9 1964, Mayor Henry Hoffschneider, Montana, NAAS Whiting Field, Naval Hospital, Naval Reserve Officer’s Training Crops, Navy Band, Navy Log Weekly, NCS Barrigada, NCS Youth Activity Council, Oakland, Oscar W. Stevens, Pearl Harbor, Photo, Polaris Squadron, R.C. Armstead, Rear Admiral Thomas A. Christopher, Red Cross, RM1, Robert Joseph, Ships, SSBN 629, STAR Program, Submarine Squadron Fifteen, submarines, Tinian, Tinian Harbor, U.S. Coast Guard, U.S. Marines, U.S. Navy, U.S. Pacific Fleet, USS Daniel Boone, volume 1 number 13, VW-1, Wayne Brewer, World War Two, WWII, YAC

Navy Log Weekly Photo 6

WELCOME ABOARD – Lt. John P. Innes II recently reported for duty with the ‘Typhoon Trackers; of VW-1 based at NAS Agana. Lt. Innes reported aboard from Training Squadron 3 at NAAS Whiting Field, Florida where he was a flight instructor and…

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Navy Log Weekly Photo 7

CAN DO AWARD – Gary L. Nichols, Aviation Storekeeper Third Class, accepts the NAS ‘Can Do Award’ trophy from Capt. Jerry M. Barlow, NAS CO. The Award was presented to Nichols for his ‘outstanding military and professional performance of duties.’…

Tags: ‘Typhoon Trackers’, 1964 Red Cross Drive, Allen Sekt, American Red Cross, ARC Field Director, article, California, Captain Jerry M. Barlow, Captain Robert C. Giffen Jr., Captain Robert F. Shoemaker, Captain Walter R. Miller, Captain Warren F. Cline, Cdr. Albert J. Pelletier, Cdr. C.H. Broadus, Cdr. Richard A Wiener, Charles Christopher, Charles W. Malek, CT1, CWO-4 Robert A. Thompson, Donal R. Huey, Enrique Fejeran, Ens. D.L. Kalfas, Ens. Thomas A. Smith, Ens. William T. Broder, FAA, Father Duenas Memorial School, Father Lee Friel, FBM, Fishtail, Fleet Ballistic Missile, Floyd V. Tackett, Four Winds, Gary L. Nichols, Guam Times Weekly, Harold R. Brewer, HM1, Joseph W. Lutz, Korean Conflict, Lt. Cdr. C.J. Stahl, Lt. Cdr. Robert Davies VW-1, Lt. J.O. Barnes, Lt. John P. Innes II, Lt.jg. James G. Ludwig, Ltjg. Flod H. Miller, Ltjg. Thomas A. Smith, Ltjg. William G. Williams, May 9 1964, Mayor Henry Hoffschneider, Montana, NAAS Whiting Field, Naval Hospital, Naval Reserve Officer’s Training Crops, Navy Band, Navy Log Weekly, NCS Barrigada, NCS Youth Activity Council, Oakland, Oscar W. Stevens, Pearl Harbor, Photo, Polaris Squadron, R.C. Armstead, Rear Admiral Thomas A. Christopher, Red Cross, RM1, Robert Joseph, Ships, SSBN 629, STAR Program, Submarine Squadron Fifteen, submarines, Tinian, Tinian Harbor, U.S. Coast Guard, U.S. Marines, U.S. Navy, U.S. Pacific Fleet, USS Daniel Boone, volume 1 number 13, VW-1, Wayne Brewer, World War Two, WWII, YAC

Navy Log Weekly Photo 8

TWENTY YEARS SERVICE – Enrique Fejeran, a mess attendant at NCS Barrigada, recently received his 20 year Federal Service pin ceremonies conducted at NCS. The pin was presented by Capt. Robert F. Shoemaker, Co NCS. Fejeran is a native of Yona village…

Tags: ‘Typhoon Trackers’, 1964 Red Cross Drive, Allen Sekt, American Red Cross, ARC Field Director, article, California, Captain Jerry M. Barlow, Captain Robert C. Giffen Jr., Captain Robert F. Shoemaker, Captain Walter R. Miller, Captain Warren F. Cline, Cdr. Albert J. Pelletier, Cdr. C.H. Broadus, Cdr. Richard A Wiener, Charles Christopher, Charles W. Malek, CT1, CWO-4 Robert A. Thompson, Donal R. Huey, Enrique Fejeran, Ens. D.L. Kalfas, Ens. Thomas A. Smith, Ens. William T. Broder, FAA, Father Duenas Memorial School, Father Lee Friel, FBM, Fishtail, Fleet Ballistic Missile, Floyd V. Tackett, Four Winds, Gary L. Nichols, Guam Times Weekly, Harold R. Brewer, HM1, Joseph W. Lutz, Korean Conflict, Lt. Cdr. C.J. Stahl, Lt. Cdr. Robert Davies VW-1, Lt. J.O. Barnes, Lt. John P. Innes II, Lt.jg. James G. Ludwig, Ltjg. Flod H. Miller, Ltjg. Thomas A. Smith, Ltjg. William G. Williams, May 9 1964, Mayor Henry Hoffschneider, Montana, NAAS Whiting Field, Naval Hospital, Naval Reserve Officer’s Training Crops, Navy Band, Navy Log Weekly, NCS Barrigada, NCS Youth Activity Council, Oakland, Oscar W. Stevens, Pearl Harbor, Photo, Polaris Squadron, R.C. Armstead, Rear Admiral Thomas A. Christopher, Red Cross, RM1, Robert Joseph, Ships, SSBN 629, STAR Program, Submarine Squadron Fifteen, submarines, Tinian, Tinian Harbor, U.S. Coast Guard, U.S. Marines, U.S. Navy, U.S. Pacific Fleet, USS Daniel Boone, volume 1 number 13, VW-1, Wayne Brewer, World War Two, WWII, YAC

Navy Log Weekly Photo 9

OVER THE SIDE – Robert Joseph, Aviation Storekeeper Second Class, gives his final salute to sideboys during his retirement ceremonies held at NAS. Joseph plans to make his retirement home in Oakland, California. – (U.S. Navy Photo)

Tags: ‘Typhoon Trackers’, 1964 Red Cross Drive, Allen Sekt, American Red Cross, ARC Field Director, article, California, Captain Jerry M. Barlow, Captain Robert C. Giffen Jr., Captain Robert F. Shoemaker, Captain Walter R. Miller, Captain Warren F. Cline, Cdr. Albert J. Pelletier, Cdr. C.H. Broadus, Cdr. Richard A Wiener, Charles Christopher, Charles W. Malek, CT1, CWO-4 Robert A. Thompson, Donal R. Huey, Enrique Fejeran, Ens. D.L. Kalfas, Ens. Thomas A. Smith, Ens. William T. Broder, FAA, Father Duenas Memorial School, Father Lee Friel, FBM, Fishtail, Fleet Ballistic Missile, Floyd V. Tackett, Four Winds, Gary L. Nichols, Guam Times Weekly, Harold R. Brewer, HM1, Joseph W. Lutz, Korean Conflict, Lt. Cdr. C.J. Stahl, Lt. Cdr. Robert Davies VW-1, Lt. J.O. Barnes, Lt. John P. Innes II, Lt.jg. James G. Ludwig, Ltjg. Flod H. Miller, Ltjg. Thomas A. Smith, Ltjg. William G. Williams, May 9 1964, Mayor Henry Hoffschneider, Montana, NAAS Whiting Field, Naval Hospital, Naval Reserve Officer’s Training Crops, Navy Band, Navy Log Weekly, NCS Barrigada, NCS Youth Activity Council, Oakland, Oscar W. Stevens, Pearl Harbor, Photo, Polaris Squadron, R.C. Armstead, Rear Admiral Thomas A. Christopher, Red Cross, RM1, Robert Joseph, Ships, SSBN 629, STAR Program, Submarine Squadron Fifteen, submarines, Tinian, Tinian Harbor, U.S. Coast Guard, U.S. Marines, U.S. Navy, U.S. Pacific Fleet, USS Daniel Boone, volume 1 number 13, VW-1, Wayne Brewer, World War Two, WWII, YAC

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