Anzio (CG 68) - Naval Cruise Book

 - Class of 1985

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SHIP ' S CHARACTERISTICS AEGIS GUIDED MISSILE CRUISER - USS ANZIO (CG 68) AM SLO 32A|V|3 ELECTRONIC WARFARE SUITE AN SPS 49 RADAR AN SPG 62 ILLUMINATORS ANSPY IB(V) RADAR HELO PLATFORM HANGAR MK 32 TORPEDO TUBES MK 41 VERTICAL LAUNCHING SYSTEM AN SPS 55 SURFACE SEARCH RADAR AN SPO 9 RADAR AN SPG 62 ILLUMINATORS AN SPS 64 NAVIGATION RADAR AN SPY-1B(V| RADAR LENGTH 567 Feet BEAM 55Feet SPEED 30+ Knots I About the Ship The AEGIS Weapon system is the heart of ANZIO ' s awesome warfighting capability. The Aegis system is an extensive integration of electronic detection, command and decision programs, and engagement systems. ANZIO ' s weaponry and state of the art electronics truly distinguish her as a multi-mission warship able to simultaneously engage air, surface, and subsurface threats. The AN SPY- IB is the primary sensor of the Aegis system. This computer controlled phased array radar eliminates the need for separate search and tracking radars by simultaneously performing both functions. The four fixed arrays of the SPY radar form small beams of electromagnetic energy, and steer them to provide near instantaneous full radar coverage. It is capable of tracking hundreds of contacts. ANZIO ' s layered anti-air capability centers around the MK 41 DRAFT (KEEL) 22.4 Feet DRAFT (NAVIGATION) 33.5 Feet DISPLACEMENT 9,695 Tons COMPLEMENT 28 Officers 348 Enlisted Vertical Launch System (VLS), a multiwarfare missile launching system capable of firing a variety of missiles against airborne and surface threats. Standard Missiles provide ANZIO anti-air defense out to long ranges. For closer air targets, ANZIO wields an air gun capability with its five inch guns. To complete its anti-air defenses the Phalanx weapons system delivers a lethal punch to close inbound missiles. The ship ' s surface and subsurface weapons arc extremely capable. Tomahawk and Harpoon cruise missiles provide stand-off strike capability while Standard Missiles and five inch guns handle short range engagements. For anti-submarine warfare, ANZIO is the first Aegis cruiser to be equipped with the powerful AN SOS-53C hull mounted sonar. This system together with the AN SQS-19 lowed array, AN SQQ-2S sonobuoy processor, and the LAMPS MK III weapon system form the most advanced sonar suite placed on a surface ship. ANZIO can deploy torpedos using its LAMPS MK III helicopter, MK32 SVTT. or inorganic asw aircraft assigned to ANZIO ' s control. ANZIO ' s hard kill weapons arc complimented by electronic warfare countermeasures, decoys and passive detection systems. She possesses excellent aircraft control capabilities. Her superior command and control ability is augmented by a computer controlled radio center and an extensive display system. Four large screen displays enable the Commanding Officer and Tactical Action Officer to evaluate assets and hostile forces anywhere in the world and clearly display the battle picture. She is elegant, capable and BUILT TO FIGHT.

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USS ANZIO (CG 68) COAT OF ARMS SYMBOLISM Shield: Dark blue and gold are traditional naval colors representing the sea and responsibility, authority, accountability and spirit aboard a warship. Red and white evoke the stars and stripes of the national flag and symbolize the sacrifice of those who fell at the Anzio Beachhead and the principles of liberty and democracy for which they fought. The assault is recalled by the broken chevron thrusting through the enemy line and the tudor rose, maple leaf, and bald eagle honor the armed forces of the three nations that fought together here: Great Britain. ( anada. and the United States. The upward thrust of the chevron symbolizes the vertical launchers of cruiser ANZIO. Embattlements are symbolic of entrenched lines and the extensive campaign ashore during which allied troops refused defeat despite the enemy ' s numerical superiority; by holding their ground with uncommon valor, they prevailed. The cross edged weapons are a sailor ' s cutlass and an officer ' s dress sword representing combat readiness and the fundamental shipboard teamwork without which victory is not possible. The single gold star commemorates the Navy Unit Commendation to ANZIO (CVE 57). the escort aircraft carrier subsequently commissioned during World War II. and the nine stars commemorate her battles in that great war. ( ' rest: The anchor, emblematic of ships and the sea. portrays hope reflective that the crew can do only its best, w hi le the rest lay in God ' s hands. The light blue scroll entwined around the anchor acknowledges the 22 medal of honor recipients and the countless unnamed or unrecognized acts of gallantry and heroism at the Anzio beachhead. The words. Honor. Integrity, Heart, found on l his blue Medal of Honor ribbon, combine the essence of what is expected ami anticipated of ever) crevt member in ANZIO. The .Aegis radar ' s graj octagonal shape characterizes ANZIO ' s potent weaponry and her unmatched air, surface, and subsurface war fighting technology . The wings of the eagle in flight recall the first ANZIO (CVE 57) and also represent the attributes associated with America ' s national emblem: vigilance, preparedness, and courage in the face of the k Mono: STASD AND Kill I (the order by Lieutenant General Clark to the embattled Allies at Anzio).

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