Navy Log Weekly Photo 19

Navy Log Weekly Photo 19

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

NAVY FIRST – A section of the Navy Band honors the Four Winds by making her the first band ever played out of the Tinian Harbor. – (U.S. Navy Photo)

Guam Times Weekly

Guam Times Weekly

Guam Times Weekly

1964-05

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