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Poiisbing Skills in the Rzisse!h 463 Hovey (DMS-11 ) Lieutenant Commander Edwin A. McDonald (1931) *Gridley (DD-38o) Commander Fred R. Stickney (1925) Zune (DMS-14) Lieutenant Commander Peyton L. Wirtz (1931) TU 61.1.4 TRANSDIV Em~—Commander Thomas J. Ryan (1921) Wikm (DD-408 ) Lieutenant Commander Walter H. Price (1927) Lmsdowne (DD-486) Lieutenant Commander Francis J. Foley (1931) LCT-158 Lieutenant Edgar M. Jaeger, USNR, LCT–58, LCT–60 LCT-159 Lieutenant ( jg) Frank M. Wiseman, USNR, LCT 156, LCT 369 LCT-181 Lieutenant Ashton L. Jones, USNR, LCT-62, LCT-322 LCT-63 Lieutenant (jg) Ameel Z. Kouri, USNR, LCT-323, LCT-367 Each destroyer type except Hopkins, Wilson, and Lmsdowne towing 1 LCM, 1 LCV and 2 LCP. (b) TU 61.1.5 Service Groz&Lieutenant James L. Foley (1929) Bobolink (AT- 131 ) with 1000-ton flat top lighter in tow. TG61.2 Attuck Group—Lieutenant Allen H. Harris, USNR Motor Torpedo Boat Squadron TWO (THREE) PT-36 PT-144 PT-40 PT-145 PT-42 PT-146 PT-48 PT-147 PT-109 PT-148 PT-llo 8 of the 11 boats in the Squadron were to be picked for the operation. (c) TG 61.3 OccivputionForce—Major General Hester TU 61.3,1 Landing Force—Major General Hester 43rd Infantry Division (less 172nd Combat Team) 3rd Marine Raider Battalion (temporarily attached) one-third 1lth Marine Defense Battalion one platoon of Company B, 5i’9th Aircraft Warning Battalion (Radar) one regiment from CACTUS Force (when assigned ) TU 61.3.2 iVuvulB~e—Commander Charles E. Olsen (1919) Naval Advance Base Force ACORN Three one-half 35th Construction Battalion Naval Communication Units CLEANSLATE Boat Pool (50 boats) * Gridey substitutedfor Houey in initial movement.
464 Amphibians Came To Conquer AT THE LANDING CRAFT LEVEL The Landing Craft, Tank (LCT) of 1942–43 was 112 feet over-all, had a 32-foot beam, and a draft of a little over three feet. It was normally expected to carry four 40-ton tanks or to load 150 to 180 tons or about 5,760 cubic feet of cargo. Its actual speed, loaded and in a smooth sea, was a bit more than six knots, although it had a designed speed of ten knots. These large tank landing craft, which shipyards in the United States started to deliver in large numbers in September and October of 1942, were the first of their kind to be used offensively in the South Pacific. The LCT had but one commissioned officer and 12 to 14 men aboard them when they, arrived in the South Pacific. The LCTS were not commissioned ships of the Navy, the one officer being designated as the Officer in Charge. They had insufficient personnel to keep a ship’s log, much less a war diary, and by and large they passed in and out of their service in the Navy leaving no individual record, except in the memories of those who served in them or had some service performed by them. Presumably, the LCT Flotilla and LCT Group Commanders kept a log and a war diary, but if they did so, by and large they have not survived to reach the normal repositories of such documents. The first mention of the LCT in Rear Admiral Turner’s Staff Log occurs on 19 December 1942, when 6 LCT (5) were reported at Noumea loading for Guadalcanal. Presumably the LCT arrived on station earlier that month. Through the leadership efforts of Rear Admiral George H. Fort (1912), his Chief of Staff, Captain Benton W. Decker (1920), and after arrival in SOPAC his senior landing craft subordinate, Captain Grayson B. Carter (1919), the Landing Craft Flotillas, PHIBFORSOPAC, were trained under forced draft. After only 12 months of war, the landing craft were manned to a marked extent with officers and men who had entered the Navy after the attack on Pearl Harbor. To assist in the training, Commander Landing Craft Flotillas in due time issued a comprehensive Doctrine full of instruc- tions and information for the dozens of landing craft moving into the SOPAC command during the January to June period in 1943.8 The LCT “Veterans” of CLEANSLATE became the nuclei for this massive training effort. As a matter of record, the first 12 LCTS to get their bottoms crinkled in war operations in the South Pacific were 1.CT-58, 60, 62, 63, 156, 158, 159, 181, 322, 323, 367, 369, organized administratively as follows: ‘ Commander Landing Craft Flotillas, PHIBFORSOPAC Doctrine, May 1943.
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CHAPTER H Ten Years of Big Ship Gun
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CHAPTER VII WATCHTOWER; One for Ern
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