Photo 001 Photo courtesy of Bob Orta

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Photo 006 Rogers tradition! Contributed by: Jim Townsend 1963-66

Photo 007 1948: Van Buskirk & Fatheringham aboard USS Rogers Photo by: Don Van Buskirk

Photo 009 1948: Fatheringham, Van Buskirk and Deal aboard USS Rogers (DD 876) Photo by: Don Van Buskirk

Photo 011 The Duty Chicken Photo by: Don Van Buskirk

Photo 012 Dewitt & Buddy Photo by: Don Van Buskirk

Photo 014 Caught Ya Photo by: Don Van Buskirk

Photo 015 Royal Hawaiian Hotel Photo by: Don Van Buskirk

Photo 016 Fatheringham, Dewitt and Deal Photo by: Don Van Buskirk

Photo 017 1948: Can I go Yet? Photo by: Don Van Buskirk

Photo 018 Budies 1948 Photo by: Don Van Buskirk

Photo 019 Bob Fatheringham Photo by: Don Van Buskirk

Photo 020 Honolulu Liberty Photo by: Don Van Buskirk

Photo 021 Don Dewitt Photo by: Don Van Buskirk

Photo 022 1948: On Deck In White's Photo by: Don Van Buskirk

Photo 023 Deal & Me handling Lines Photo by: Don Van Buskirk

Photo 024 Me,Deal,and Dewitt Photo by: Don Van Buskirk

Photo 027 Please post this interesting Naval document from the USS Rogers destroyer webpage. Perhaps you can explain what it is. It is over your 400k limit but any smaller and I couldn't read the words very well. Although this document is from 1958, my father, Charles Warren Gunnels was aboard the ship 1946 and 1947 as the sonarman and took part in Operation Sandstone. I purchased this item recently on eBay to give to my father for Christmas this year. Thank you, Glenn Gunnels

Photo 028 I'm not sure you still want any pictutes Mark but here is one I got from Dewitt when I visited him in March. Don VB

Photo 032 SK1 Billy Ringwald (1960-61)

Photo 034 Mark, I was stationed on the USS Rogers from January, 1975 to July, 1979, home ported in Portland Oregon. The Rogers was a reserve Tin Can docked at the Naval Reserve Station in Portland. There were at least 20 officers and about 275 enlised active duty on board. So from your last note of information about this ship up to 1974 , sometime in that year the ship must have been moved to Portland. We steamed from San Diego up into Puget Sound Washington , with many visit ship stops in between. The USS Rogers was Stricken 10/1/1980. To South Korea as JEONG JU 7/25/1981. Iain Turriff (BT2, 1975 - 79)

Photo 035 Ships Patch. Contributed by: Iain Turriff (BT2, 1975 - 79)