1964 Yearbook
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1964 Yearbook
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Lt. Com. Challee gives his statement about Com. Queeg's ability to the Judges.
THE CAINE MUTINY COURT-
MARTIAL
Stenographer Kevin Hogan
Orderly David Huffman
Lt. Greenwald Michael Kinney
Lt. Maryk Mel Carney
Lt. Com. Challee Daniel Ochs
Capt. lakely Barry Swalla
Lt. Com. Queeg Michael Nolan
Lt. Keefer Roger Ezell
Signalman Third Class Urban Bill Vensel
Lt. (Jr. Grade) -. Jerry Baur
Capt. Southard James Thomas
Dr. Lundeen Jon Simmons
Dr. Bird Michael Van de Kerckhov
Members of the Court .... Tom Mooney
Jack Loersch
Terry Barschow
Jack O'Connor
Chief Water Tender Budge
David Andrews
Orderly watches the emotional outburst.
THE CAINE MUNITY COURT-MARTIAL is purely imaginary. No ship named
U.S.S. Caine ever existed. The records
show no instance of a U.S. Navy captain
relieved at sea under Articles 184-186.
The fictitious figure of the deposed captain was derived from a study of psychoneurotic case histories, and is not a portrait of a real military person or a type;
this statement is made because of the
exisiting tendency to seek lampoons of
living people in imaginary stories. The author served under two captains of the
regular Navy aboard destroyer-minesweepers, both of whom were decorated for valor.
Lt. j. g. Keith under cross examination. Urban testifies ignorance of procedures. Lt. Greenwald questions a defense witness.
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THE CAINE MUTINY COURT-
MARTIAL
Stenographer Kevin Hogan
Orderly David Huffman
Lt. Greenwald Michael Kinney
Lt. Maryk Mel Carney
Lt. Com. Challee Daniel Ochs
Capt. lakely Barry Swalla
Lt. Com. Queeg Michael Nolan
Lt. Keefer Roger Ezell
Signalman Third Class Urban Bill Vensel
Lt. (Jr. Grade) -. Jerry Baur
Capt. Southard James Thomas
Dr. Lundeen Jon Simmons
Dr. Bird Michael Van de Kerckhov
Members of the Court .... Tom Mooney
Jack Loersch
Terry Barschow
Jack O'Connor
Chief Water Tender Budge
David Andrews
Orderly watches the emotional outburst.
THE CAINE MUNITY COURT-MARTIAL is purely imaginary. No ship named
U.S.S. Caine ever existed. The records
show no instance of a U.S. Navy captain
relieved at sea under Articles 184-186.
The fictitious figure of the deposed captain was derived from a study of psychoneurotic case histories, and is not a portrait of a real military person or a type;
this statement is made because of the
exisiting tendency to seek lampoons of
living people in imaginary stories. The author served under two captains of the
regular Navy aboard destroyer-minesweepers, both of whom were decorated for valor.
Lt. j. g. Keith under cross examination. Urban testifies ignorance of procedures. Lt. Greenwald questions a defense witness.
108
Date
1964
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St. Ambrose University, 518 W. Locust St., Davenport, IA 52803
Identifier
http://cdm16810.contentdm.oclc.org/cdm/ref/collection/p16810coll2/id/7944