Ocean Stations
Recovering the velocimeter. Jim Stuckart, his always laughing face (with glasses) is to the left of the guy in the red shirt. The fellow operating the winch might be John Kritch.
Officers on Deck
The XO, LCDR James Koehr, the OcUnit CO and the EMO on the right.
John Krych at Right
Who Are These Guys?
Who is This Guy?
Hanging Out on the Hatch Cover
Paul Rokoff on the right.
The MSTS Radio Officer
Nice guy. He gave me full access to the receivers so I could get the RTTY news.
The Master of the Dutton
On the bridge.
MSTS Watch Officer
And helmsman on the bridge.
NAVOCEANO Senior Scientist
Steve Gage
Dutton at Sea
Rainbow at Sea
After a Storm
Dutton's high tech life rafts get a drying out. These look much more effective than our old wooden life boats!
Cookout on Deck
Fitz and the XO.
Cookout on Deck
Wayne Miesner on the left.
OcUNIT 2's CWO EMO
On the Steel Beach
OcUnit Two's CO, 1974
More Steel Beach
The OcUnit Lounge
The OcUnit Lounge
Note the photo on the bulkhead of the New York City skyline. The World Trade Center is still under construction.
The OcUnit Lounge
Demonstrating the proper use of the lounge. Looks like new carpet and upholstery.
The Gym
The Gym
The Gym
Handball Court
In the forward part of the gym.
Movie Lounge and Library
Movie Lounge and Library
Movie Lounge and Library
Movie Lounge and Library
Motley Crew!
Motley Crew Identified
Enlisted Berthing Area Passageway
The starboard passageway in the OcUnit berthing spaces, 2nd deck, No.3 Hold. This is all Navy enlisted berthing. The red drapes are at the door of the Lounge (see the photos in this album). On the right is the door to the Security shack, where we stood security watches while in port. We could control access to the OcUnit berthing, recreation and work spaces from this point.
The Big Stateroom
The six-man Navy enlisted stateroom. This was my stateroom. The door is to the head.
Red Head
The red-painted head of the six-man Navy enlisted stateroom.
Going Ashore
"Give me liberty or give me leave!"
