PNC Chief Bush '64
YNC Chief Coleman '64
Dwain Ellison '64
Jerry Van Allen '64
David Owen '64
Sally in Bremerton dry dock in '65
Sally's 1st Skipper Captain Doyle Donahoe
Beach Party Buckner Bay, Okinawa
Mark Ayer '62-66 V2 Division
Jim Halsey & ? '66
Capt. Clarence Mackey '65-67
Bill Lewis & ? '66
60's Sailors at Portland reunion
Jim Halsey, Dick Packard & Mark Ayer Cam Rahn Bay, Vietnam, '66
Dick Packard '66
Mark (Jack) Webb V2 Division '65-67
Mark "Fast Freddie" Ayer '66
Mark Webb, Louie Young & Mark Ayer Hong Hilton '66
'60's Sailors at Albuquerque reunion
Cam Rahn Bay Vietnam June '66
Sally in mothballs in Bremerton, WA '67
Oak Harbor, WA '65
Ships Barbar shop
Loud '66
Tincher '66
Mark Ayer V2 Division AT Shop '65
Lt. Marian Bruce
Jerry Plunk '65
Leaving Oak Harbor for Westpac Cruise '65
Larry Link '65
Walter Walsh, Mark (Jack) Webb & Steve Barrett '66
Chief Maab
Walter Walsh
Jerry Plunk '66
Al Hurd '65
V2 Division '66
Cam Rahn Bay, Vietnam June '66
P5 Marlin Cam Rahn Bay '66
Sally's XO (58-59) Commander Edward Bergstrom
This ligther was a gift to Mrs Marge Bergstrom in 1958, wife of Sally's XO, (58-59) Commander Edward Bergstrom.
For years it was thought the only existing photograph of Sally’s 1st Commanding Officer, Doyle G. Donahoe, was the one seen in the Sally Photo Gallery. Not any longer, snapped roughly 66 years ago by Sally Sailor, Arden Hargreaves, it’s thought he was the ships unofficial photographer, here is a picture of Capt. Donahoe, along with the Executive Officer and an unknown Boatswain Mate Chief, celebrating at what may have been Sally’s christening party.
What’s a party without music. Strike up the band, boys. That’s right, the Salisbury Sound band. Check out the lettering on the bass drum. Who would’ve known, a baseball and football team and a Band. The Sally had it all. My guess is they were practicing for the Christening ceremonies of the ship. By the way, the Bass Drummer, that's Willard Warford. As informed by his son, Robert.
Hup, two, three, four. Here’s Sally’s 1st crew marching in review. Check out the Salisbury Sound flag waving next to Old Glory. Again, maybe it’s part of the commissioning ceremonies held on the 26th of November, 1945
Under the watchful coaching of Sally's XO, circa 1950, Sally crew members tone their athletic prowess for an upcoming baseball game against maybe a rival Seaplane Tender.
Arden Hargreaves '44-45 Unofficial Ships photographer
Can someone share with us why these Sally Sailors are eating in a Quonset hut and not on the ship?
I think it's a change of Command
Sally in Dry Dock
These great pictures of downtown Oak Harbor have been made possible by the efforts of CDR Scott Hornung and the Wallie V Funk collection of photographs at the Center of Pacfic Nortwest Studies, Western Washington University in Bellingham, WA.
In OaK Harbor, for those Sally Sailors not old enough experience all the OHT had to offer, we had the Pastime Cafe and the Pool Hall next door. A completely different meaning to the phrase, having Java
Downtown Oak Harbor in the middle '60s Photo made possible by Ms. Peggy Townsdin
Some things never change, the OHT - 2005 Picture made possible by CDR Scott Hornung
