Dale (CG 19) - Naval Cruise Book

Text from Pages 1 - 106 of the 1983 volume:

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BuilT aT The New York Shipbuilding CorporaTion, Camden, New Jersey, DALE was commissioned aT The Philadelphia Naval Shipyard on 23 November 4963. Upon enTering service she was assigned To The Com- mander Cruiser-DesTroyer Force U.S. Pacific FleeT. As a uniT of The Pacific FleeT, DALE made five deploymenTs To The far easT for duTy wiTh The U.S. SevenTh FleeT. During These deploymenTs, she operaTed in supporT of U.S. miliTary operaTions in SouTh VieTnam. DALE was decommissioned on 40 November 4970 for modernizaTion To increase flexibiliTy in combaT sys- Tems. A major porTion of The modernizaTion was The insTallaTion of The Naval TacTical DaTa SysTems CNTDS3 which provides real Time communicaTions and infor- maTion displays To ship and force commanders. Upon recommissioning on 44 December 4974, DALE was as- signed 'To Commander Cruiser-DesTroyer Force, U.S. ATlanTic FleeT, and homeporTed in NewporT, Rhode Island. . DALE began her firsT MediTerranean DeploymenT in June 4973, parTicipaTed in The mulTinaTion exercise SwifT Move in norThern European waTers, and helped augmenT The SixTh FleeT during The OcTober 4973 Arab-Israeli War. ln February 4974, DALE moved To her new homeporT in MayporT, Florida. During 4974, DALE was selecTed as The operaTional plaTform for The newly deployed ANXSPS-49 Two dimensional air search radar, which Took DALE To The Caribbean several Times during 4974 and early 4975. In OcTober 4975, DALE deployed again To The MediTerranean, parTicipaTing successfully in several naTional and mulTinaTionaI exercises and earning praise from Commander, SixTh FleeT and Com- mander-in-Chief, U.S. Naval Forces, Europe on herde- parture for Home. ReTurning To MayporT in lvlay 4976, DALE parTicipaT- ed in The inTernaTional Naval Review in New York Har- bor celebraTing The NaTion's BicenTennial on July 4, 4976. Then DALE began a regular Twelve monTh over- haul aT CharlesTon Naval Shipyard which upgraded DALE'S NTDS and Missile Fire ConTrol SysTems. Upon compleTion of The overhaul, DALE reTurned To MayporT and made preparaTions for anoTher MediTerranean deploymenT in June 4978. DALE again had a very suc- cessful deploymenT and reTurned To MayporT in Febru- ary 4979 wiTh many commendaTions from boTh miliTary and civilian auThoriTies. ln SepTember 4979, DALE de- ployed To The NorTh ATlanTic for Two monThs To serve as The flagship for The Commander STriking Force AT- lanTic FleeT for The NATO exercise Ocean Safari. ln January and February 4980 DALE parTicipaTed in The ATlanTic FIeeT Readiness Exercise READEX 4-80 . DALE deployed To The MediTerranean Sea in March 4980 and, as a uniT of The SixTh FleeT, served as flag ship for Commander-DesTroyer Group EighT. A highIighT of This deploymenT was a visiT To The Black Sea porT of Con- sTanTa, Romania. DALE reTurned To MayporT in AugusT 4980. The remainder of The year included Two Trips To The Caribbean for carrier supporT operaTions and par- TicipaTions in COMPUTEXfASWEX 4-84 . DALE enTered CharlesTon Naval Shipyard in March 4984 To begin a Baseline Overhaul To updaTe The ship's combaT weapons sysTems and overhaul major engi- neering equipmenT. During The overhaul, which DALE compleTed a monTh early in February 4982, The 3 f50 caliber gun mounTs were replaced wiTh Harpoon mis- sile sysTems, and The Phalanx Close-in Weapons Sys- Tems were added To The porT and sTarboard sides. DALE compleTed Refresher Training in June 4982, and since ThaT Time has been involved wiTh her conTinual cycles of inspecTions, and underway exercise periods, proving her value as an acTive conTribuTor To fleeT readiness. 2 .:..,.L l-Q A,XA:3.,.4-3-,-A1-g.,,-.-.iiav,A 7.1-,-X,-if-ZA,-. .I ,,-Jy-,1., . L , - .- f-. - .-V... - - V -, .. Y if Y 1 7 ' rv-fn' Wffr:-ffaflfffg Y Y ff-- , --F - .- -v'f1- Y f'-Yfzww' fx' - - 5 f A V r ' - . 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The hours of The BooTswoin's Mofe ore long ones, filled wifh enough hdrd work To Idsf o sixTh rnonfh cruise ond more. OfTen, he works in cold, weT vveofher, do- ing work ThoT is olrnosT olwoys dongerous ond chol- lenging. YeT even Through dll These odversiTies, The rnen of Firsf Division keep going, knowing ThC1TThefinC1I reword for The work They do will be proficiency, ond ThoT is perhops The greoTesT reword of oll. SA HUBER SA HALL I SA HERNANDEZ SA STREET SR AICHOLTZ SR CORDERO X 1 X I .fn : Z, -1113, : FTCS MESSER FTGC LOWELL FTM2 HOOD FTM2 MILLIG-AN FTM2 WORTHYLAKE FTM2 SKAGGS WF DIVISICDN 16 N T W 'IvlainTenance and operaTion of The fire conTrol sys- Tems on board DALE is The fire conTrol Technicians job, and iT's noT an easy one. Readiness of The missiles and guns is a musT and This job reauires maximum efficien- cy. DALE'S fire conTroI eauipmenT includes search ra- dars, missile guidance radars, Phalanx gunfire conTrol sysTems, and The Harpoon anTi-ship missile sysTem. Undermanning and lack of TesT eauipmenT availabil- iTy, among oTher obsTacles, has noT sTopped The FT gang in achieving readiness aT all Times. Two success- ful Terrier missile shooTs, and oTher occasions where fire conTrol eauipmenT was called upon and ready, has proved The abiliTy of WF Division To do Their job well under difficulT circumsTances. FTM2 LASKOWSKI FTG2 ARENTH FTG3 CORNELIUS rms rvioBLEv T g rrivis Bu-xNKENsHiP T rrrvis BEAN ij 2.7: J . X v WM lvlslom GMMC WILSON GMM4 COPE GMM2 DILTZ I 7 l i X GMM2 LANCE GMM2 UBELHOR GMM3 ARBGGAST 1 i I GMM3 CHAPMAN l 1 8 : ! .,-..,,,, V' -'7f 'f 8In1:'-JJ! Z f L MMSN TAYLOR MSA KIRKENDALL MSN TERRY MSN ZINN There are presenTly 47 Gunner's MaTe Missilemen in WM Division, ranging from Seaman To Senior Chief. WM Division's main job is The upkeep of The Two MK TO Guided Missile Launching sysfems. This upkeep consisfs of everyfhing from prevenTaTive mainfenance To painfing To general cleanup. The Gunners Mafes are also responsible for all The small arms on The ship. 1 In porT, GM's sTand Officer of The Deck, PeTTy Cfficer of The Wafch, and messenger wafches. Underway, The seamen man The afTer sfeering sTaTion 24 hours daily. Gunner's MaTes have been around since The begin- ning of The Navy, and are jusTly proud of who They are and whaf They do. GMM2 PITTS G-MMSN TSCHIDA GMMSN TURNER ? 2' Wx x ,1 :X X fi r W Q ,ww QW WEAPONS DEPT. IN ACTICDN N .SX S SLEEPERSH 5 X,x4 N ei, ff: , . - V A, ,,,, 'A-' , Yf, 4! ff! li I 1 'NX' 7 , 'f op'I'HEYEl ,A ' RSAU-OR if Q ' I7 , ffxf. iz ' ,W .H A 153 . V ' ff vi A I Xf- .' E I XX A MN-X 1 X Ns l4? M a?X5X H 5 , 1 , . ,M ' 37:5 f - JI! -nf -.- 'Q' A 'S 'F' fr ' ' JVM- 'i-Q - fx ' 'i h A - D 'J :IX Q x 'IP ' ' ' :XV F S -- - N ,-..- '- - fx , 1 X. I 'X' 4 flslv N ' 1 . mg: ,: 32141 wa vjgg . h N- QNX' N ' H K 'LQ ' lx Is' ul. 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H OB DIVISION DS4 SMITH DS2 DUNN DS3 LUTZ DS3 SPAN DS3 LUCIEN DS3 WHITEHEAD N1-D5 SLRRSIAR 5-EAM 1-7- . is' '- . Maw.. l . Y ' 'L ,, ' ., .. Eff f X-H - vf ffms .5 ' 4- ' gfviif Q i s eQi? 1 i ' 7 4X Qi DS3 GAGNON K ' e--' U3 vu 'i '-C-:ii av iris!!! E:-ll I .1 I' .L QA --Q . ?D?Vl5l0N cw, A ' 951 f , H82-83 1 ,, - .Q ' Q 5 . ' NMWWM' If-if 5 in. , . , 1 ' qi' 552-1' Afkvs Ly'-ug fy in ' - s DIVISION Commanding DALE'S many combaT sys- Tems like a brain, The Navy TacTical DaTa SysTem consisTs of compuTers, display, and communicaTion sysTems. IT provides users wiTh a highly effecTive means for real Time processing of large amounTs of TacTical in- formaTion. IT is The responsibiliTy of The DaTa SysTems Technician To perform prevenTaTive and correcTive mainTenance on This sophisTicaT- ed eauipmenT. ln addiTion To mainTaining digiTal equip- menT, DS's also provide valuable Training, Through The use of realisTic baTTle problems and scenario, for DALE'S enTire combaT sys- Tems Team. Today's world of advanced weaponry makes NTDS a viTaI elemenT in an environ- menT where fasT acTion is essenTial for sur- vival. OC DIVISION Rrvlc worroreo RM4 scHMoTzEi2 RM2 cHANou3R s ln The performonce of Their duTies, rqdiomen dcT qs The direcT represen- ToTive of The Commdnding Officer To provide The cornmond wiTh The copo- biliTy of exchonging occuroTe, rqpid, ond secure inforrnoTion wiTh oTher commdnds. To become ond remqin effecTive, The rodiomon musT be fomil- ior wiTh The Tqsk qT hond ond The com- municoTons cdpobiliTies dvqildble. Ro- diomen ore required To fulfill cerToin quolificoTions ThdT require Them To know whoT rnqkes The equipmenT work, os well ds how To operoTe iT. All This mqkes The Rlvl rqTing chqllenging ond ever-chqnging. The Nqvy is con- sTonTly developing new ond more so- phisTicdTed communicoiions equip- menT providing q more effecTive voice of commqnd. Signalmen were The firsTbarn and sTill are The building and more are cerTainly on The way. The signal gang af block of cornmunicaTions. Since 4776, signalmen have The DALE is one fa The finesT in The fIeeT and will canTin been on The job, wiTh The UniTed STaTes Navy. The ue To crediT The DALE repuTaTian. signalrnan of The DALE have reaped many rewards, .. W f 3 T DW W K-iv, A 4 , 4 I fi 'e X T did i QM f W 0 W, f ,.., - f ,fwfr M,Wffy , I , f , f W 5 X Q' fr r r 4 ff NWS xg? Cfz y SMSN LAUGHLIN SMSN SMITH SMT NAPPER SM3 VICKERY SMSN DEBELLIS ' 1 5 i 4 ef ex ,X Nw fi N X X xx , ,L X NND C Q S S, ie? W4 3,2 , A f, f' A ir mx mv ' xnxx - T X ..-1a,:',-.,.E, ..', , , HI' I' - - ' - A' I v vrvrrgkvl A -I AI- ,,A,21.....L....,,.--....,-E......,.-1.-. .,,.....u..4-.4E-.I...1. .QME-, I -, I I I III Xl I .I fl I VI-I' ' Igig I CDE DIVISION I I I I . : ETI IVIUNOZ 'II' ET2 VARNER - E12 SPRING , I . I fi A ' . I E13 MCCRACKEN I I f ET3 BARDEN N I . ET3 BULLION If , S I I . I I I 5 I ET3 BORING I 2 ,ll E I I K .. I fy ' I I. 'Q 5 4 I ' I I I. 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The rodors thot ET's do repoirs ond upkeep on pro- vide the ship with long ronge eyes, tocticol oir novigo- tion, ond sotellite nqvigdtion. With o little less thon 400 pieces of test equipment, GE Division provides other divisions with the equipment they need to perform mointenonce ond upkeep on their own equipment. U vl'3.li:lN,, ' 4 X I' lx XKXXSO LUE HHVE T E TEEHNULDEHJ CDI DIVISICDN j::w, f OS 2 HUTCHESON O52 CARPENTER M M OS2 KULICH W' 'KM' ,,,, ff . ,V , ,f I 052 WORKMAN OS2 T. WAGNER ....., 2 oss MCFADDEN 2 O53 CRILLEY 2 E Z 5 ' 5 5 i 2 YYY I A , K Y k wfxx V':'H l' . I WA, v ELG ,rn-.., . - 5151! i x SQQ , The primory mission of CIC is To provide The orgd- nized collecTion, processing, disploy, evoluoTion, ond dissemindTion of perTinenT TocTicdl informdTion ond in- Teliigence. OS'S ore responsible for The keeping The conn odvised dT dll Times of The currenT TocTicol siTuo- Tion. 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OW Division is also The full-Time inTelli- gence oenTer for The ship and provides invalu- able inforrnaTion needed for all TacTioaI decisions. i 1, rf 7'-42 Q,-W...--.NQ-. -g,.I'..W........ fwq...-N -w-.N-v......--Q 4 I ' L, E3 Q29 ggbgaml on 1331316 ERI GUQU .-QVQQLQ bm my wx you X f am rm YUM ja l-H1 A PELWI M, Q21 ?Jf7? ff . .f i 1 Q LCDR FRED SCHUENEMAN ENGINEERING OFFICER ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT LT CHARLIE WALLACE ENS LARRY MALLOY ENS DENNIS MARTIN ENS JERRY HOEKSTRA MAIN PROPULSION ASST 'M' DIVISION OFFICER 'B' DIVISION OFFICER 'E' DIVISION OFFICER A DIVIQLQN MMC DONNER MM2 FOWLER MM2 LYMON MM3 MANASCO MM3 DECKERT MM3 TRAFELET F ii ,fff,35'5'eu-,ffd ' ff-,' V ' 1 - ., A Wg. NA 7H?!fi'f'9 ' V 1 x 1 Y.. - . ,j , , Y fb' f 1' iii' A -k. ' l MM3 SMITH MM3 HEATH MM3 JENSEN EN3 STEVENS MM3 LAMBING A Gang has equipment in almost every part of DALE. The Machinist Mates and Enginemen which comprise A Division have maintenance responsi- bilities on a great deal of DALE'S equipment, some of which includes air conditioning gear, small boats, and the like. With all this equipment, it is obvious that A Gang is a vital part of the ship's company. Over the course of the deployment, they performed their job with unending professionalism, providing the crew of the DALE both comfort and pro- tection. BTC JENKINS BT4 SANDERS BT2 FOGELMAN BT2 LUCAS BT3 CASSIDY BT3 SCHNEIDER B DIVISICDN 'K ji J . .. V 'il'- B DIVISION EveryThing reldTed To o ndvol ship revolves oround sTeom1 iT is used To operoTe The rnoin engines ond generdTors ThoT supply o ship wiTh elecTriciTy. To occomplish This Tosk The Boiler Teohnicions ore olwdys The firsT To sTorT moking prepdroTions prior To ony deployrnenT. The Boiler Technioions olso supply The ship wiTh fresh ond solT wdTer ond low pressure dir ThroughouT The ship. 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AlmosT every shipboord sysTem requires Their services in one wdy or dig2E5IacTricion's lvloTes primdrily moinToin ond repoir The ship's elecTricdl generoTion ond Hgms e' T1 SySTems. Also, The responsrbilihes of The EM's include The repoir ond mdinTenonce of Set U, TecTrrcol fixTures, venT fons ond pump moTors. The ElecTricdI Tool Issue Shop hos been Th D EO provide The crew wiTh o cenTrdlized locoTion for checking ouT elecTricolly sofe Tools. Onnoe MS counTerporT, is The lnTerior CommunicoTions ElecTricion QIC mony. The VGFIOUS me,reUnC'fTQ SYS5Tems, engine order Telegrophs, rudder orderfindicoTors, ond engine Tocho- msn fi ore moinToined by The IC men. Also, They hdve The responsibilrTy of upkeep on The ASV Gleohone, sound powered phone circuiTs, ond olorms. G division, The ElecTricions ond IC men rig The friendship lighTs when visiTing foreign porTs fkfTOwn To mony os Med LighTsp. wr.. 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Underway, The QM's of The Tall ships sTood mosT of Their wafches aT'The helm, hence The wheel on The modern QM's raTing badge. . Today, The QM raTe has changed liTTle. His work space, The bridge, is sTill The cenTer of command aboard ship, All of The Navy's oldesT TradiTions can be found in The QM Training manuals. MosT modern day QM's are experienced masTer helmsmen, rewarded afTer unTold hours aT The ship's wheel. QM's mainTain The ship's deck log and oTher legal documenTs. All These jobs are secondary To his primary funcTion, To navigaTe and assisT The officer of The deck in locaTing and mainTaining The ship's posiTion aT sea and in coasTal waTers. To do This he uses eauipmenf as old as The Navy and as modern as compuTers and UHF radio waves. He uses meThods perfecTed since The days of sail, meThods as new and Technologically advanced as saTilliTes and radar. Even wiTh his imporTanT mission, NavigaTion is The smallesT Division on board DALE. Five men make up N Division, working as many as TwenTy hours a day To ensure The safeTy and efficiency of Their ship. NoThing has changed for The QM since The days of sail. He can be found aT The wheel or pouring over his charTs, gazing aT The sky To re- porT The weaTher, or jusT sTar gazing. He's proud To be a auarTermasTer, proud of his ship. X DIVISICDN YN2 JONES YN3 CHANDLER YNSN CAPPALINO YNSN GILES PNSN HOWELL PNSN BURKE URICH 1 X MAT BEAN NCT RAHME iiiii RP2 RAIVIBO PC2 HELMS X Division is The AdminisTroTive division of The ship, The men of X div' ' ' :sion oonsrsT of Yeomen CYNQ, Personneimen QPNQ, Coreer Counselor CNCQ, HospiToI Corpsmen CHMJ, inTerior ComrnunicoTions Mon CICQ, JournoiisT QJOQ, ond Religious Progrdm SpeoidIisT CRPD. This division provides odrninisTroTive ond Technicol supporT direcTIy offecTing The orew's heoITh, well-being ond mordle in o vdrieTy of funcTions sponning such fields os, heoITh c ore ond emergency medicdi TreoTrnenT, providing enTerToin- 4 5 .1 5 4 4 4 4 4 4 Z 1 4 f r, 4 I, 2, 4 I I 4 4 4 l I I I 4 4 4 1 F K ! 4 LCDI? NMAC MCKENZIE SUPPLY OFFICER Q 4 4 SUPPLY DEPARTMENT 4 4 4 , 4 -I 4 44 H 4 Z , , 4 4 4 5 4 4 4 4 5 4 4 4 ,k , if ' 4 1 4 5 l 4 L i 5 5 Q L 4 'A I 1 4 .' L . 3 1 4 k 4 l 4 E I 5. 5 5 4 4 fl E P 4 4 Ph 4 Il 4, x ENS TONY SHERMAN N DISBURSINGXSALES 1 4 4, Y TT , T 4 'Y 4 E' 4 4, 4 4- I-. , , 4' if 61 , w 4 L ,Q 4 . 4 14 4 W! 4 4, . . 1 4 4 -.P-..-M -W4-,....,. ,-..-,.-Vw.-...E..,.,14'f -ww :, 0,1 -'A ' X . ' , , . 4-M, Q ,f-s ,Y . , -- v a ,..--aw ., - .,....,-.,... .P--4, 1, , 1 , . MESS MANAGEMENT SPECIALISTS E f MSC ROMERO msc HAYAG M34 JQNTILLANO MS2 WHELESS MS3 OLIVER 62 , ? - V -,-- ---- nz- H.-vw .. q.,. ,, , ,',.,m,,,-, .v,, mm N nMVmVv 7 M , --2 V- . 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T The various Tasks incluae The Timely oraering, receipT, sTowage ana financial accounTing for all provisions, O5 WG-Ilvas The cleanliness ana saniTaTion of all fooa servicelspaces. 'Depending UDOVT The COmm0d'TY- DALE S on-sTaTion operaTing capapilify varies from 415-420 days. This capaoiliTy is largely aepenaenT I ' UDOn The aaminisTraTive accuracy ana professional aeaicaTion of The Mess ManagemenT SpecialisTs. The Food Semce Dersonnel have aone Their parT To supporT The ODGVGHOUGI feadmess of DALE' ,Q 63 ,WZf,': X ' if-igiff y T SHIP S SERVICEIVIEN Si-I4 EAGLIN SH3 ROBERTS SHSN PASCO The men of DALE's Sales QSHQ Division have rnany diverse responsibiIiTies. SH's mainTain The Ship's STore, Laundry, Barber Shop, Vending Machines, and more receniiy, The very popular video games. Special projecTs ifiv1oTher's Day Flower Orders and Tax-Free Liquor Ordersy are addiTionaI services pro- vided by Ship's Servicemen of The DALE. ,ZW :Trigg-5g?:icg,,,: .-v-.-ive, -T. f--- .V ,- W - - 'Tm -'UW' ' ' ' T ' ' .zg,k',,,,:. ., ' V 'fr V 4,-vhs T . 1- '- Si-TSN DUTHIE SHSN SEVILLE T 4 1 I STCDREKEEPERS The STorekeepers QSK'sy on USS DALE ore responsible for The review ond processing of requisifions To supporT The supplies ond service reouiremenfs necessory To fulfill The ship's mission. This includes ordering, receiving, ond issuing of over 25,000 repoir porTs ond miscelloneous consurnobles. Also required is The occuroTe findnciol rnoinTendnce of The DALE's opTor log or checkbook. The DALE spends in excess of S2 million dollors onnuolly jusT ossocioTed vviTh repoir pdrTs ond consummobles. This does noT include fuel, ornrnunifion, eTc. necessory To operofe The ship. The sforekeepers hove done Their jobs well ooTh inporT ond during nurnerous under- Woy replenishmenfs. They conTribuTe significonfly To The operofionol reodiness of DALE. SKSN SAULSBERRY SKSA ROBERTS SKCS WILSON SK4 GARDNER SK3 ALEXANDER To X DISBURSINC-3 DK4 coivuA W DKSN Toui2i4iN DKSA TESH T QQN if REE Zfbggi e e Ae -f E 5 ED? L Ti- - s DISBURSING- The Dispursing operoiion is responsible for moin- ioining pdy records for The 4100 rnen of DALE. Addi- iionoily, oiloirnenis ond Trovei cldims ore processed. When deployed in overseds poris, foreign currency is exchdnged for Americon dolldrs. Addiiionolly, of- fice hours dre provided for findnciol odvising. ...f ,, VI 3 ' - 'r 4 J ,S -1 13 ll fl J ji 54 F1 gi 3 ,.,q , 14 EJ ffl ,Q vi ,152 A Aa Fri L. .A fi ig: rig 'L ,151 .. 'fd ,J .J .ii ,Vw 2. W 4 fi 2 E G1 L ff? Qi v 11 H6 aj ,M Xl' 'T' ,. .S- 9 N' 2 ?'ST ff :Ji .-.6 I? - 4 f. 1 , 3 I .2 -1 Q! '1 .5 . if I? if 5 w ,. '1 'a 313 is ii O 0 I A Iv X H IA I Z5 . fl fi .3 2 21 f f 3 y :xl 13 Q2 WX, 3,2 MW -f 1 Aa , , : ,., 5.1 , , aiu, I'-11, , u gQ'f7J If 'a ,1 SUPPLY . . . 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The four moin Types of replenishmenTs ThdT DALE porTicipoTed in during her cruise were unrep, verTrep, logrep, ond conrep. An unrep is o sTondord oT-seo refueling, while o conrep involves The bringing on of sTores vid midships highline. For These evoluTions, DALE would monuever olongside The oiler, moTching course ond speed To The leTTer. ShoTlines ore hurled from The oiler, while DALE'S line hondlers houled over The fueling probe To be ploced in posiTion for fueling. The end resulT of This evolufion mode DALE 430,000 gollons of fuel richer. While This wos being done forword ond dfT, The mid- ships sToTion would hove o rig seT up To Tronsfer sTores usuolly porTs, food, or moil. Occossionolly on gli honds working porTy wos required To cleor The oreo ond be reody for The nexT lood. A verTrep sTonds for verTicol replenishment where- by supplies ore broughT in vio helo, usuolly o CH-A6 from The USS SAVANNAH, on ouxillory vessel. These double propped helos broughT polleTs oTToched To Their underbellies, flew over DALE'S fonToiI, ond seT The supplies on deck. A combinoTion of dll These elemenTs, losTing Qny- where from Twelve To TwenTy hours is o logrep, ond were done monThly To ensure ThoT DALE did noT run low of food sTores. IT wos long, hord work, buToTl9g31 The men in DALE did noT hove To worry obouT where Their nexT meol wos coming from. All They hod To do wos To look skyword. - X 4 ,7 Q Qruruw- Q Q .i.i.,!,i 4 Y. 9 ' F ' w , we if . I ? ' I. 5' ,a . L .V Q X X x 5,7 ,I X ,S E-5 f 5 5 YN ,g MW j x 'lf 1 5 I , Wi'-S, my VX., ,f W .41 4 --.Qu rj ' Qi. 306 Z ,, f ,Q X if E- fiihii ,,,,. . VZ :'-12 22 ' fx- ' M m'X t P X , ,,,, k ,fix my -ll E: fly, ,S 5 , i EZ, ,N,., QgA.:.:gx- . 7 V ! 1 H' X 5 7' ff Q , ,- A -Q X .M ,, 1 , f W' ' Sf W f-Wm'7' w2, f . W x ...JH ,, f mf - wif! 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IT is DGCGUSG of This possibiliTy ThoT o speciolly Troined group of firefighTers dre dlwdys dT The reddy. ForTunoTely, due To The experTise of The personnel involved, no incidenTs of misforTune were recorded. f f f 1 f ,f I f f f f A U IVIcJiI CcJII!! r 1 ff 13 rf , V vi 1 1 1 1 1 I 74 ,, , 4 ,a4.isb.. - I Arg! ' pg W? jj ,.J',ff-5aL4 TfL 'G 'V ..-vwvv . df ., G IVIISSILE SI-ICDT ,., .-1-' ' ' - ,,.7- nu! , i V A ,. ,,,xf:.-'-- .,..,.r. .7-Y P! fy ' 07 W 0' f 7 if ff! ff! ,z fff ' V QQ, ,Q x ,I X 14,77 ' J 3' K , X 2 X f ff!! f ,UVM J ff If X, WW: 2 ,,, f,Q',Zf fffffff ff , f f,., war, M7 74, f R-K, J ft WNW x Nu Q .-as X3 Q3- 'Q--'L' f A, X qw Y A A .,,.: Q . I , A l , , N g X , , XF N , - . rx X x v X . y, , K 1 Q X fx x fl Xw NSSKNXX IQS f ' Qi - K Q0 x X , gg .k , si X5 XX xqyx xx g . . SQ K x 1 xv 5-iw x X Qi f1 PSX X f, Q 15 A X X PM A NNW N. g ff ff X f X N in I . ,M A , . ,Ah . 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BeTween The Two crossings, 3414 people pecdrne Shellpocks. Did They hove o good Time? LeT The picTures Tell The sTory. ,aci- L4- X i 1 'l f 12, A 1 S A 5 Z A USS AMERICA CCV-665 USS SAVANNAH QAQR-Aj N qi N M X: H l 'N N N USNS SPICA N N USS KIDD goo-9945 78 e -V 'S'S A A ' A ' ,A S , QSW -- -.ff 4, , . . , , - -1, ' v 1 1... 'vi' flqhn , , .. , ,, Y. My , , , ,, ,Q ,... , 4 .-4'-,-1 , ,Y . . . J 'A ,f 1 ,jr , J 3 ,,-, , 1- 4,L1.LLd,:,W ,. . , . . JW- ,fx CCDLLISICDN On The morning of 27 April, 4983, The USS DALE was conducTing TacTical maneuvers wiTh oTher ships of The U.S. and BriTish fleeTs. During The course of The exercise, The BriTish frigaTe HMS AMBUSCADE collided wiTh DALE'S porT auarTer. Damage To poTh ships was relaTively minor, and because of The ouTsTanding Teamwork of poTh R and EirsT Divisions, plus a Team heloed from USS AMERICA, DALE was made compIeTely seaworThy wiThin one week. The Team worked poTh nighT and day aT a franTic pace To ensure ThaT repairs were made prior To DALE'S enTrance To The MediTerranean. Finishing Touches were compleTed while DALE reTransiTed The Suez Canal. The work done by These men was a TesTimony To Their professional aTTiTude and ouTsTanding apiliTies. ,,,,f,,,,,yw,,f,,, i kt WW, F M, L f X My fs, .,,f,y,lWffl'L ,, Z7 1 f f fw ,Why W f, ,, ff L S U Q f ,A , 9 g . f M ' Z , ' is ,X Q fy , 'T ,QM , -f ' f -'W , , MQW, W' , f y Z L ffLL If ,y 1 f if X , X X I M ffm ms , ,Q 4 A ' 4 1, W , Y, M X 0, L f,A,...t,f ,L A I , 4 I, if ,,,,MM 5, ff ' N7 4 1,4 fr L 5 , L ,Mfr A ,z ' 1 ' A ,f 7 , , A ' , , f 1 fa f 1 X X X X i As ss' sv sf X xx ' S f ff wf, ,L X -f ,f L- -, 4- ,, Mg, Aff? 43? QQ' 1-fix' AL ' ,L 4 fuf2s5 A , 'f , 4 , ,, ,,s, , A A ,. ,,V,V. 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' A W W' ' 1 ' ML '-3fgv5's'5,Q,f Ijf 1 , 1' Z ' . ,.5- LW . 9 3,1 , -1,55 ,, .Wg N g , f, Q4-z 3 N 5 mi- .. H9 ef! ' M! H- , . ., , I 'z TA veClk,'.'4-',f'f1-,-53 Q, ' J war' Q ,-1' W Hifi! ' 3 iff . 4 '5M'x fy if fffi fi ' , , , ,f2w,+1.,'. 4' ' 1, 1 Nj ML , :gm i - gy-gl K lf 31W .,, 'AA-V ,f ,-wt - , U , ,, ,liisfijwfp Am .1133-X 7 :uf . Q., A+, ., H1 Ll,,',Q, yy 1 ff! TT? A fr,--Z7-75F5Ki?IWi?f4lQf,,'A-fi .7..- , .. , Ik 1--f-ff' -f..-1',,.xg,-ff,,..,. ,,Q,,,.-,, H 27357 R In K R-4 ,V Y, 'A V Q ,SUI V r S lxkxxvv ' f - ' ' ' - '- 1- - -. .V . ,..., ,J,.., ,,,, 1 . , I 1' -111.35351 ill I I I The crew of The guided missile cruiser USS Dole enjoyed ChrisTmos on The French Riviero when Dole pulled inTo The hisToricol seo porT of Villefrdnche, Fronce, for o five- doy porT visiT. Villefrdnche is locoTed neor The French-lTdlion border ond The PrincipoliTy of Mondco. Crewmembers hod The opporTuniTy To Tdke USO sponsored skiing Tours of The French Alps ond guided Tours of neorby Nice, Connes ond MonTe Corlo. The residenTs of Villefrdnche were exTremely friendly ond gove Dole o worm welcome during The ChrisTmos holidoys. Severol fomilies in The oreo inviTed crewmembers inTo Their homes for ChrisTmos dinner ond d locol Villefrdnche youTh orgonizoTion sponsored o ChrisTmos porTy for Dole crewmen wiTh food ond refreshmenTs. Crewmembers olso sompled locol foods ond enjoyed The French Riviero nighTlife. Villefronche's moyor proised The crew for Their excepTionol performonce ond commenTed on Dole's 'Tfriendship lighTs, which illuminoTed The ouTline of The ship ond could be seen for miles olong The coosT. lvlony TourisTs ond locol residenTs - come opoord The ship for guided Tours. Three doys loTer, Dole wos underwoy ogoin on o cleor, blue-woTer lVlediTerroneon. W W ,R .Hema W N . W A W W 5 4 WW W l W I I ,, 4 W - 'W . 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I AThens boosTs mony specToculor sighTs, including The Acropolis, iTs greoTesT oTTrocTion. The Acropolis is o clusTer of Temples builT during Greece's golden oge on o limesTone hill rising 300 feeT obove The ciTy. IT wos The residence of mony Greek rulers ond iT conToins some of The world's mosT perfecTly proporTioned buildings. swf TW T--va' if ,,,,.:. .-rj JJ.- Ti W . 'W' '- 4 . , LP , I X, nu. ... . - - - .... ...s -..x- . E, f 4 4, -'J' K ,- 1 A1-,Mtv k .L:sl,,.g- N 1s,! ,Q i uv. ,, Egg' Ji- I b T TP? 4, 'L L ? I all' i J ,Q T -ef. '4 4-42-5' fs - ' ig: .Je-: Q- .SIE-vs A., T AT -.-gf,-Q,:,,A,xE - gf g 7 -,,,,,..i 1Q.:...,...... ... Maliuailzza. rm . - ..-- 'QA 1 I l ,. 1 - l . 86 The Dole sTeomed To Korochi, PokisTdn, for o highly inTeresTing ond enjoyoble Three-doy visiT. Dole crewmembers Thoroughly enjoyed Their sToy in Korochi since The ship wos in mdximum liberTy sToTus. Korochi is PokisTon's lorgesT ciTy wiTh o populoTion of over 3.5 million people. Toxicobs ore very inexpensive, ond mosT crewmembers Took odvonToge of The low prices ond The vorious borgoins on leoTher goods, rugs, bross ond wood producTs. The commodore of The PokisToni FleeT ond oTher high-ronking Novy officidls come oboord Dole for o Tour of The ship ond dinner in The wordroom. Following The Korochi visiT, Dole sT ' ' eomed souTh To loin oTher SevenTh FIeeT uniTs operoTing The lndion Oceon. ,,?r.m1W i4ArQAcHi 'i lx 'I ',. I .Q ,1l7Q9'illwklQl T' g7!s?g lvl!! y I bv ssawwmmi .Ffh . Q 1 'f'l'iil7'9Y1' in Q T 'v .qssgidwi irish' s T mul T Q 3 -. -J--Nga , --w Q---NH ' ' ge'- ,, . I ,,., ,. N, ':.:' l v,1,f'f 1 -- Y- if V f - - I ,.f, .I . -A ,.r,.,. .1v,!, ,T . . Y 'Viva' W Y . A . Q , - - F . A l A n ---Y-1-'-- 'i '-'-'V - .',2,A,v ,V - T 'T - fair, ' - ' ' , 4,-.1.m. ,, .ffl ,. .,-.4 , ' ' j ' , ,- I, V , -- ' ' ,' VA, if A, sRf4A.M,.,..f...... .P ,I .. .t A V Y i . l A A . 9-N ,,.,wff-'f ' . '..n,1', ZIV, , .M ,r-. 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Dole soilors were given well- deserved moximum liberTy during The visiT, ond They hod The opporTuniTy To Toke ship-sponsored Tours of The islond ond To enjoy Sri Lonkd's excellenT bedches. Crewmembers sow ruins from civilizoTions over 2,500 yeors old ond were dble To visiT dncienT BuddhisT ond Hindu shrines ond Temples. The men enjoyed swimming ond snorkeling during The doy ond woTched ocroboTs ond noTive doncers perform in The Dole, sTedming wiTh The Norfolk-bosed desTroyer USS Kidd, mode o five-doy porT visiT To Sri Lonko, on islond noTion nedr The souTheosTern coosT of Indio. Dole ond Kidd, operoTing wiTh The U.S. SevenTh FleeT in The lndion Oceon, onchored in Tricomdlee, Sri Lonko's second busiesT porT. Sri Lonko, officiolly colled The DemocroTic SociolisT Republic of Sri Ldnko, goined independence from The BriTish in 4948. IT is o poor noTion of '15 million inhobiTdnTs, predominonTly BuddhisTs, wiTh Hindu, ChrisTion ond Moslem minoriTies. The people ore very friendly ond provided Dole ond SRI LANKA clubs dT nighT. During The visiT, Dole crewmembers, led by Chopldin Dudne lvlollow, volunTeered Time ond efforT To pdinT The moin schoolhouse oT o Lion's Club School for The dedf. IT wds on ocT of goodwill which lefT memoroble impressions on locol residenTs, The school children ond The volunTeers. Dole crewmembers olso donoTed money pnd food To The school. .nl ,....u IVICDIVIBASA The Dale sailed inTo The African porT of lvlompasa, Kenya has a huge naTional park sysTem where exoTic Kenya for a five-day visiT. The enTire paTTIe group, including The USS America and nine oTher ships, pulled inTo porT The same day, creaTing an invasion of over nine Thousand American sailors looking for fun, sun and relaxaTion. i animals roam free, including lions, elephanTs, zepras, monkeys and couTless oThers Dale crewmembers had The opporTuniTy To Take safaris deep inTo The hearT of Kenya's push jungle. CANAL BLUES AGAIN ,,, -.. 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N., -. f We cannot cause the wind to blow the way we want it to, but we can so adjust our salls that they wlll take us where we want to go HOFWOFCIFY DALEIVIEN IVIIDSI-IIPIVIEN TIGERS 95 I EDUCATICDN AFLCDAT The DALE served os o flooTing compus during de- ploymenT os o ToTol of 438 crewmembers enrolled in college English composifion courses To Toke odvon- Toge of The opporTuniTy provided by The PACE pro- grom CProgroms Afloof for College Educofionj con- ducTed by Elorido Junior College of Jocksonville. An excepfionolly high complefion roTe of eighTy Two percenT wds ochieved oboord The DALE os The sTudenTs edrned o ToTol of 287 crediT hours. Two semesfers of closses were offered, ond 27 sfudenfs were oble To successfully complefe closses in bofh Terms. The closses were Toughf by Dr. Thomos J. Sfocy, LT. Col., USA Crefy, o former member of The foculfles of The Unifed SToTes Milifory Acddemy, WesT Poinf, ond The Cifddel, Milifory College of SouTh Corolino. Dr. Sfdcy, who olso sow commissioned service in The Novy during World Wor ll, hos ToughT for Ten yeors in The PACE progrom oboord some TwenTy Novy ships. CWO2 J.R. Dovis FTM2 T.L. Disbro MMFA M.T. Renner MMFN RR. Reynolds BT3 R.J. Eggebroofen HM2 B.J. Rifzler BT2 R.J. Ford MMS R,A Jensen ETM3 W.S. Robison FTM2 R K Sko s - - - QQ FTM3 JP. Loskowski SA P.J. Tourkin BT2 L.R. Lucds MM2 S.L. Lymon BTS MP. CroTeou OSSN B.T. Engle EM'l J.W. Clouner OSS J.C. Horris MMFN SP. Morrisen OSSN C.J. Cook Jr. OS2 K.A. Creech FTM2 B.L. Hood CS2 R.E. Hufhom MMC R.L. Wcifson FTM2 J.C. Worfhyloke ENS H.A. Sfevens OSSN T.R. Towery lC2 R.L. Vovro ETG2 C.R. Wilkins OSS T.M. Workmon ETC O.A. Tomplen EMCS E.J. Voeso ET2 C.C. Vorner l GPADUA TES OE PACE COURSES QMT R.S. Anderson ETM2 K.J. Beon SKT R.L. G-ordner FTC-2 J.M. Homel QMS Hensley SMC J.D. Hopkins MMT B.L. Lowson OSSN RG. Livingsfon OS3 D.A. McFodden FTC2 R.W. ArenTh OS3 S.R. Arnold EW3 M.S. Belles FTM2 R. Cosonovo FTC2 ED. Cornelius lC3 R.E. Mensching OSSN C.W. Sonders OS2 KP. Showolfer MM2 T.E. SloTer SA J.R. Smifh SN T.R. TilTon BTC J.M. Tromley EM2 R.L. Wolfe EW2 L.D. Wilson FTM2 N.S. Milligon EW'l J.C. Mobley BTT P.W. Moore OSSN CC. Niefo EM3 A.E. O'Connor .. , . E U fi I 3 ' it is ,D LF' 1 ,su 5. .W L 4,5 3,1 if STATISTICS Gdllons Of Fuel Used 11,070,325 Gollons Of Fuel Received 3,904,345 Toidl Cosi Of Fuel 35,352,0fl3,00 Miles Trovelled 42,5803 Money Pdid To Tne Crew S960,000.00 lvldil Received 450,257 lb, Hdir Cuis 2660 Gdllons Of Pdini Used 785 l-lelo Deioils 363 Underwdy Reiolenisnmenis A3 A I 4 '1 .1 4 I 1 w r w I f' ' I ,.! a I Y 9 , A 1 I T 2 x I '1 1 li i ! i ., i 5 1 a i , 1 .2 n FINALLY . . . I-IGIVIE X i , ! i M yffyfz 2 x 'S 4 yn Q 5 Q . i I 2 A AE E iw l, ,, , N 'I .51 1 41' . iff ' Zi V2 A M Q1 1 if L ,. 1 1,1 wi 535 iv' L 3, 1 E 1 3 Q! K X, 41 .J I V , w 1 2 V, P 3 98 r . 4 W ,i X ' 1 X ,iz , .. ' V 1 f g 5'.T4'f ' ' ' .. :ff -f , if -W 1 wi' lip, f,..,fg. In .yy 1 ., I y I A . 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