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A Time to
Remember
Anzio Beachhead Invasion Commemoration, 25 May 200g
n early 1944, the Allied campaign to liberate Italy frolpi
the hands of the Germans was at a standoff along t G
"Gustov Linen, a natural stronghold of mountainous
terrain stretching across the country north of NapleS.
Lieutenant General Mark Clark, commandingthe AH1Cf1C3U
Fifth Army, ordered Operation Shingle- amph1b1OUS 2155311115
at the beachheads at ANZIO and Nettuno, north of the
Gustov line, to bypass the main German force and clear the
road to Rome.
40,000 Allied troops landed on 22 January 1944. The
landing force at ANZIO was the most diverse group of forces
assembled during the war. American strength was equaled
or exceeded by a mixture of British, French, Italian,
Canadian, New Zealand, South African, Brazilian, and
Indian contingents. It included the African American 92nd
Infantry Division and the Nisei battalions of Japanese
Americans. Banding this force together as a combat team
presented one of the most unique leadership challenges of
the war.
After initial success and a brief drive toward Rome,
the Allies were driven back and pinned on the beachhead by
a greatly superior German force. Hitler made the decision to
keep his hold in Italy, whatever the cost.
Germany eventually committed 80,000 additional
troops to the ANZIO front to Hpush the Allies back into
the sea". Through sheer bravery and heroism the Allies
held the beachhead. During the all out offensive waged
against the German forces on February 18-22, the Allies
fought off four frontal and three flank assaults, while
withstanding Luftwaffe strikes and howitzer barrages,
U.S. Navy destroyers and gunboats were grounded to bring
their guns within range for beachhead support. The
Germans realized they would be unable to drive the
smaller force from the beachhead and reorganized their
forces to hold the Allies in place, cut off their supplies,
and break their will to fight.
German air and howitzer strikes continuously
bombarded the beachhead and sea basin. A steady stream
of propaganda was broadcast over radio waves and
dropped from the sky in the form of leaflets. The Allies
fought the elements also. Thousands suffered from
frostbite, pneumonia, and dysentery. Despite heroic
efforts, medical personnel were unable to treat the illnesses
without proper facilities and supplies. I
The Allied will never wavered- and finally, wi
long awaited reinforcements, they broke out on May 25p
and ultimately stepped the victory march through R0 It
in June 1944. N
The strategic importance of ANZIO in if
liberation of Italy is well documented. The campaign
contribution to the overall Allied effort in Europe ho
ever, is often overlooked. The two German COIPS
incalculable tons of supplies occupied on the ANZIO fl
were destined for Normandy. The successful Allt
landings there in June 1944 are due largely to the herol
of the ANZIO forces. I
In six months of fighting, nearly 28,000
casualties were suffered. 22 Americans were 21W2lfdQ '
the Medal of Honor, the greatest number of alll' Smgle
battle of the war.
On 25 May 2000, the 5601 anniversary of thxj
Allied break-through at ANZIO, the OfficerS and plete
Of USS ANZIO stood in silence to remember the Ultima
sacrifice of our fallen comrades.
Medal of Honor
Citations at the Battle of Anzio
Sgt. Sylvester Antolak
PFC John W. Dutko
Capt. William W. Galt
PFC Lloyd C. Hawks
Staff Sgt. George J. Hall
Pvt. Elden H. Johnson
lst Lt. Beryl R. Newman
Pvt. James H. Mills
Sgt. Truman O. Olson
Pvt. Furman L. Smith
2nd Lt. Van Barfoot
Cpl. Paul B. Huff
Pvt. Herbert F. Christian
2nd Lt. Thomas W. Fowler
2nd Lt. Ernest H. Dervishian
Tech 5th Eric G. Gibson
PFC Patrick L. Kessler
PFC William J. Johnson
PFC Alton W. Knappenberger
lst Lt. Jack C. Montgomery
PFC Henry Schauer
PFC John C. Squires
Opposite: Lt. Gen. Clark at ANZIO.
Above: ANZIO color guard renders a 21-gun
salute, as the wreath they have just laid
floats by.
Right: All Hands observe a moment of silence.
"Stand and F ight! "
The order by Lt.Gen. Mark Clark to
the embattled Allied army at ANZIO.
---ADOPTED AS THE MOTTO OF USS ANZIO ---
Captain W. F. Barns, United States Navy
Commanding Officer
I r a- ., i, gl- Captain William Flemming Barns was
I il ii" "ii 9 i'itit 9 born in Houston, Texas in Novemberl953,
He graduated from the University of
i i Louisville with a Bachelor of Arts degree
in Political Science and was commissioned
y g in 1975 through the Naval Reserve Officer
gffl Training Corps. At sea, he served as a
Pi? Division Officer in Uss coNCoRD nuts
55, as a Department Head in the
commissioning crew of USS JACK
WILLIAMS QFFG 245, as Operations
9 4 Officer in USS SAMPSON CDDG l05, and
as Executive Officer in USS ROBERT G.
BRADLEY CFFG 495. He commanded
USS EXPLOIT CMSO 4405 and USS
ADROIT CMSO 5095 along with USS
THACH CFFG 435 forward deployed with
U .S. SEVENTH in.Yokosuka,
fapan. In addition to several Mediterranean
deployments he participated in Operation
URGENT FURY in Grenada, as well asf
EARNEST WILL, DESERTSTORM andf
SOUTHERN wATCHjin the central,
Region, I . I . 5 + irtr to ltt.. I , gf
Captain Barns attended,thfe',Nava,lQ
Po stgradu ate S chool, wh'e,re7 he-
Y-,jf Initial Accessions Assignment Officer
Personnel, Executive Assistant for Department Head Training at Surface Warfare Officers School Command and?
Chief, Exercise Division, Operations Directorate CCCJ-35 U.S. Central Command, He Wag awarded aMaster of
degree in National Security and Strategic Studies from the Naval War College in November I996 and iS
graduate of the Joint and Combined Warfighting School, Armed Forces Staff College. I I it I if
y CHPIFUU PefS9Ua1dSCorations include the Defense Superior Service Medal, Bronze StarMedal
Combat Distinguishing Dev1ce5, the Meritorious Service Medal Cwith four gold stars5 and the Navy and Marine Corps
Commendation Medal. r I . I I I .W Q 5 .y
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Security Affairs. His otherytastsignmentslg
ashore include duty as the,Surface W arfdrdf
Shore Coordinator at the Bureau of Navalgg
commmoiuc oFFicER
use Arezzo rec say
Dear ANZIO, Family and Friends,
This Cruise Book chronicles ANZIO's participation in the EISENHOWER BATTLE
GROUP JOINT TASK GROUP Mediterranean Deployment 00-l. From the outset, this
deployment offered immense challenge as well as boundless opportunity, The February
transit of the North Atlantic to perform Naval Surface Fire Support Qualification on the
range at Cape Wrath, Scotland gave all of us onboard a healthy appreciation for the
unpredictability ofthe weather and a sense of mission accomplishment. Similarly, the
operations and exercises that ANZIO conducted in the Adriatic and Aegean Seas
characterized summer in the Mediterranean and cooperation at its finest. ANZIO's superb
performance on station represents a sizeable commitment on behalf of the U.S. in terms of
deterrence and presence in this volatile region.
Throughout the deployment, this magnificent warship has been carefully maintained
and skillfully operated by the best Sailors in the U,S. Navy! They have perfomied each
tasking admirably, whether deterring conflict, perfecting tactics with our NATO allies,
integrating with the other members of IKEBATGRU, or appropriately representing the
Navy and the Nation to our hosts. ANZIO's Sailors have performed brilliantly thanks to
the unswerving support provided on the home-front. This Cruise Book is dedicated to
ANZIOls crew and their families.
As the deployment commenced, we established our End State: "A safe and successjid
deployment where ANZIO 's presence in the E UC OMXCOMSLXT HFLT Area of
Responsibility made a memorable ondfavoroble impression while honoring her
namesake. " Judging by what you see in this book, there are memories that indicate we
have achieved just that. Thank you one and all for your faithful contribution.
Most sincerely,
A aptain, U.S. Navy
"ANZIO, STAND AND FIGHT!"
LCDR Hesham D. Oubari, United States Navy
Executive Officer
LCDR Oubari was commissioned via the
Nnorc aviigima Polytechnic InstitutefGQ
Techll and State University in 1986, Where
he graduated with a BS in Engineering
Science and Mechanics. His first tour wgg
aboard Uss NEW JERSEY CBB 625, when
he served as Boilers Division Officeraiid
Turret Three Officer. Chosen
an Operations Department CV-RIP,
oubafi served in Uss MIDWAYCCV41gj
as one of the five Wartime
Officers. Billets heidinciuaed
Combat Direction Center Officer
if pi Warfare underwaypas a divisiqri
then both HA" and"Bi'
department head during the
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the department
pipeline served IHOUSS
T 495 as Weapons Officer and
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Systems Gfflceff
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no Anti-Air Warfare Commander,
KITTY HAWK
Western Pacific
LCDR iOuba1'i Worked in e'ltr
i Force SouthwestAs1aj
, Center as a DefensiveDuty
Naval officer on the AOC .floorg
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LCDR Oubari graduated
A from the Naval War
earning an MA in National Security and Strategic studies. His joint tour was at OSD's BallisticnMissile
Organiration, where he served as the Naval liaison to US Atlantic Command. He served at Nasjaniji
officer in the Theater Air and Missile Defense division. LCDR Oubari is married to the former Ute Schillg' T
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enlisted in the Navy on ll February 1980 and
completed Recruit Training in Orlando, FL.
His duty assignments include: Aircraft Inter-
mediate Maintenance Department Oceana,
USS John F. Kennedy CCV 675, Aircraft
Intermediate Maintenance Department Norfolk,
USS Coral Sea CCV 435, Naval Air Technical
Training Center Millington TN, USS Inchon
CMCS 125, Aircraft Intermediate Maintenance
Department, Norfolk.
Master Chief Deemer graduated from
Tidewater Community College in 1999 where
he earned an Associate Degree in Business
Administration. His personal awards include:
Navy and Marine Corps Commendation Medal,
Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medal
with two Gold Stars, Navy Good Conduct
Medal with three Bronze Stars and Navy
Expert Pistol Medal. He is a qualified Master
Training Specialist.
Master Chief Deemer is married to the
former Judy A. Miller of Middlesboro,
Kentucky. They reside in Virginia Beach, VA.
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Lee Cooper. Together with her assistants,
Gretchen Donn and Christi Griffith, they
volunteered untold hours of their free time
on our behalf.
The title of an Ombudsman is one
that many people find difficult to
understand, partly because they carry out
their duties so well. An Ombudsman's
vast responsibilities cannot easily be
quantified into a single word. Counselor,
advisor, friend, and confidant are but a
few of the ways we would categorize their
unselfish service.
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lendeahelping hand on the homefront.
sailors, vvivtes, and families have
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A Poem of Dedication to the Beach Head of
and to the Crew o
From farms, towns and cities,
From sea to shining sea,
Came a group of soldiers,
To fight a foreign enemy.
To the beach head of Anzio
On the coast of Italy,
They fought a major battle
to protect our liberty.
During that bloody conflict,
Came words from General Clark,
To the soldiers on Anzio,
'4Stand and fightv he did bark.
Some knew they would not make it
But the battle must be foughtg
So these men gave up their lives
without a second thought.
Twenty-two Medals of Honor
Were given at that campaign,
The cost of war is high,
Measured in blood, tears and pain.
From farms, towns and
From sea to sea, ,
Now sails a band
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Hpigncy, and experiencefppbefoige receiving the Captain's approval,
he fmal hurdle is oral board foften two hours or more
llengtm, the Commanding Officer, the Executive
meer, and Heads. Qualification as a Surface Warfare
,fficer gh knowledge of seamanship and
Weapons systems, engineering fundamentals,
Q qualification, and the right to wear the golden SWO
irst major milestone in a Surface Warfare Officer' s career.
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Know all men by these presents that
THESE ANZIO WARRIORS
having successfully completed the established personnel qualification
standards and having demonstrated the requisite professional skills
and competence while serving in
USS ANZIO fCG 683
has qualified as an
and is authorized to wear the Enlisted Surface Warfare Specialist Breast Insignia
witness whereof this certificate has been signed and a
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Talua, S'pau'n
Cannes, 'France
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Sh1p s Store contribution to MWR ..... 832,000
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Total Hazardous Duty Pay over 5,111,000
Total Tax savings over i13450,000
Days of Clampdown ..... 156
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Man-Hours of Clampdown ..... 28,860
Man-Days of Clampdown ..... 1,203
Man-Years of Clampdown ..... 3.3
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