John King (DDG 3) - Naval Cruise Book

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1982 volume:

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This booh shall assist us to recapture some of those moments, whether vividly or faintly- It's we!!! x K . .7 lZ5'5'J0fiNKlN6' 71706-3! The first ship to bear the name, JOHN KING, is the second of ADAMS Class Cuidedilllissile Destroyers to be constructed by the Bath 1ron Works in Bath.,MC1ifL6-JOHN KING wf1S C0ff1mrLSSl0ned on 4 February 1961, at Boston Naval Shipyard. On 6 September 1961, she arrived in N0ff0llf, Virginia, her homeport. ' 1 Since commissioning, the ship has had ten periods extended operations with the U.S. Sixth Fleet in the Mediterranean' the first de lo r ., p yment was in November 1961. The tenth Sixth F1865 deployment was completed in April 1979. In addition, JOHN KING has operated extensively in Northern European waters, having made six cruises there in support' of NATO commitments. T126 ship was in the Cuban Blockade operations in October 1962, and was among the first unitS 60 respond to the Cuban Missile Crisis. . From December 1972 to June 1973, JOHN KING deployed to the U.S. Seventh Fleet in Lllf? Western Pacific, and conducted Naval Gunfire Operations off the coast of Vietnam, and Mine Countermeasures Operations in North Vietnam. JOHN KING is currently a member of Destroyer Squadron Two, homeported in N0rf0llf, Va- n, , 044, Pike Wand Jigain gm yawammwaw eMweMewmch WW m ofeleaiomlmanm amfdwfmfyio 'W JUHN 1865 1 ,, ,.. ,. .......l--.-..........,...... 5 V 1,-41 ' USS JOHN KINC KDDG-31 is named for two times Congressional Medal of Honor winner, Water Tender Chief john King. During his twenty-six years K1893 to 1919j he served in USS VICKSBURC and was aboard that vessel when she participated in Admiral Dewey7s Campaign at Manila Bay in 1898. It was on this vessel that he obtained his first Congressional Medal which reads, 'cOn board the USS VICKSBURG, for heroism in the line of his profession, at the time ofthe accident to the Boilers, 29 May 1901. His next Congressional Medal was awarded while he was on board the USS SALEM Ufor extraordinary heroism in the line of hisprofession on the occasion ofthe accident to one ofthe boilers of that vessel, 13 September 1909. - john King, a native of Ireland, was born in 1865. During the late 1800's he migrated to America, and enlisted in the Navy in 1893. We on the JOHN KING are proud of our enriched heritage and shall strive to sustain it through perseverance, courage and necessary tenac-ity. RWM? 1938 L'0MM14NDlN6' 0FFlC'fR Captain Stanley J. Pryzby was born in Green- field, Massachusetts on 29 February l940. He attended Princeton University where he was a member of the Naval Reserve Officer Training Corps,graduating witha Bachelor of Arts Degree. Commander Pryzby was commissioned as an Ensign, United States Navy in june ofI962. His first assignment was as First Lieutenant On board USS BACHE KDD-4701 He has also served at sea on board USS PRIME KMSO-466j as Executive Officer, USS LUCE KDLG-7j as Weapons Officer, and USS BROOKE KFFG-lj as Executive Officer. Shore duty assignments have been on the staffs of the Chief of Naval Operations KOP-10002, Chief of Naval Education and Training, and Deputy Commander Operational Test and Evalu- ation Force, United States Pacific Fleet. His last assignment was once aga.in on the staff of the Chief of Naval Operations fOP-942Gj. Captain Pryzby is a graduate of the United States Naval School,Mine Warfare,the Department Head Course, United States Naval Destroyer School, and George Washington University. Captain Pryzby's personal awards include the Meritorious Service Medal fwith a gold star in lieu of a second awardj, the Navy Commen- dation Medal, and the Navy Achievement Medal fwith a gold starj. Captain Pryzby is married to the former Geraldine R. Orsini of Virginia Beach, Virginia. Captain and Mrs. Pryzby have two sons: Gregory and Michael. O 49 ,R mb if . , 4, , f in 1, -ii. f- T f . T'-ff.: .lZ7.!'f:,f'. -- - 7 if ' 7 3.1 I N C 'x .fl I ' , Gnyfxw '- ' .-Ax. 4 I ' .,,ggf 44, ,, V 71. , .,,.., . J, A,4f.k,.W, .w.f,N, Q my., fm ' Wfzfqgx'-,fzcxsfmxw .,.,w.5Qfh aw? QA 'view , Asa, Xa X A Xu X S ' QV' ' f 5 X S4477 1 f X 9 1 EXEC'077VE 0FFlC'ER LCDR Hank Prevette graduated from the Naval Academy in 1970, and assumed duty on board the USS VOGELGESANG fDD-8622 as First Lieutenant and ASW Officer. He attended Naval Destroyer School in 1972-73 and relieved as Weapons Officer on board USS HAROLD f, ELLISON fDD-8642. This was followed by a tour as First Lieutenant on board USS SAGINAW KLST-11'80j from December 1974 to March 1976. LCDR Prevette then assumed command of USS PAPAGO KAFT-1601, earning the Meritorious Unit Commendation for a transatlantic drydoch tow in adverse weather conditions. After two years on board USS PAPAGO, he was assigned to the Naval Academy and assumed duties as midshi man com an officer and later was trans- P P 7 ferred to the office of the Officer of the Com- mandant to serve as the Performance Officer. LCDR Prevette relieved as Executive Officer on board USS fOHN KING in November 1981. LCDR Prevette wears the Navy Commen- dation Medal, Navy Achievement Medal, and Meritorious Unit Commendation fone starj. He and his wife Susan and their two children, jennifer and Davide, reside in Norfolk, Virginia COMMAND M4.S'7fR ffflff PNCM james Black enlisted in the Navy in October 1956. He first served at NTC in San Diego. From December 1956 to October 1959, he served in USS PRINCETON fCVS-371. Then he went to COMNAVAIRPAC, NAS North Island, California, where he served from October 1959 to October 1960. From that point, PNCM Black had various kinds of duties and served in many supervisory positions, including Assistant Personnel Officer at VF 101 Oceana from April 1973 to july 1975, and as Administration De- partment Head at NAVMACLANT, Norfolk from july 1978 - August 19810 His awards include the Navy Achievement Medal, Navy Commen- dation Medal, Good Conduct Medal f7thj, Nation- al Defense Medal, Navy Unit Commendation, and the Sea Service Ribbon fBronze Starj. T 'Xi ,rf W' W4 ONSD P7 A 5 -A 0 xx -A Q FORMER WEAPONS OFFICER PRESENT WEAPONS OFFICER LCDR CHAPMAN LT DEMPSEY 1 in GUNNERY ASST. Ist LT FCO ASWO LT FISCHER ENS ARGO ENS DUNTON CWO2 SMITH X HM X Blum Mm GMGC Kraft BMC Ferris. ' CMMC Gall FTCSVEngIe FTMC fSWjHeaIy STGC KSWI Tracy .M we vm 2 2 FIRS7 DIV! 10N The men in First Division are a symbol of pride ana' professionalism on board this Hgreyhounci destroyer. Through them, the wheels of productivity never cease! 'V 4461? I IW W? From left to right: FTCS Engle, FTM2 PCIUUSOIZ, FTM-2 Elcstranci, GMM3 Chaffin, FTM3 Rusignuolo, GMM2 Borden, FTMSN jack, CMMS' Cooper, FTM1 Zwiclc, FTM3 Appleby, FTM2 Booth, GMM2 Brady, FTMSN Griffith, FTM3 Leblanc, FTM2 Cheezem, FTM2 Albertson, FTM3 Bruns, GMMSA Clemans, FTM3 Hake, FTM3 Tyler, FTM2 Szlttmoeller. DlVl5l0N l ' r wg' :fn Back Row, left to right: STGSN Stevens, STGSR Kilburn, GMTSN Pasquino, GMT2 Fredriclcsqn, TMSN james, DIWSION STG2 Kirchrner, STGSN Whitehead, STG2 Ruivo, STG2 Pannell, STG2fTruesafell, STGI Hinshaw, GMTSN Parent, STG3 Hansen, STC2 Gould, TM3 Johnson. fN6'lNEERlNG DEPT CHIEF ENGINEER LCDR HARMON DCA B DIV. OFF. MPA M DIV. OFF. ELECTRICAL OFF LTJC RUCKER ENS WALL LT CORNETT ENS HAMMERMAN ENS LACASSE f .milf-I ., . 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G , I V 5 , I fl if' 74 I 5- X F -N M 1 AA MMCS Malone, MM2 Billrnan, MMFN Hecht, MM3 Betley, MM3 Hopkins, MMFN Campbell, MMFN Whiklalen, MM2 Manning, MMFN Hemphill, MM2 johnson, MMFA Hill, MMFN Hall, MMI Speas, MMFN Ledzema, MMFN Downey, MMFN Numbero. DlVl.S'l0N v if R634 I.-R! From left to right: HTFN Willet, HT3 Hayward, HTFN Powers, MR3 Staples, FN Owens, HT2 Landers, FN Glavey, HATFN Smith, HT2 Young, HTI Peevy, HT11 Balentine, MR3 Gauvin. ENC Tuggle, EN3 Wirth, MM3 Stafford, MM3 Bartolf, MM3 Beaty, EN1 Horne, FN McCoy, MM3 Arriaga. DlW5'l0N X .-340 ...- C 9 What is he happy about? Maintaining a steady hand. ,wil just a matter of time. At-sea fireparty in -action. lm Short . . . are you? Why? .SWPPZYD P7 - 1 SUPPLY OFFICER LT EASTON ff DISBURSING OFFICER LTJG BACA O f Im my SKC fSWlSprawls MSC Phillips DlW5l0N From le t to rzght M52 Mendaruz MS3 Halstead, MSSN Cloud, MS2 Cham MSSN Kelly MS3 Carlrmg MSI Beltran, MSI Callas, I JV V' A m.?7f- ' 774 'K 3 W l , 155' l 4 16 I .5.iHNv,yQ :Qu ,em 6 Nl fi xg v ' K' In 1 f N v . - ' t lgdlnf 'J' cgi ,X cog 'N ' A Q Q , ak ': J Q fp 2 ig! Q QIL Kimi!! . . 5 vwriik 'fm' oo AP- N fjl, -, f YW, a. gwx S1 Y 1-If ll vi I 'Z 'VA 5: ,I . .f-- ,' X A ' D M V Adil A ' -- f x ' l ! W K ., ri AxKfT ,Q 3' , ' I lx' ' 'I Y I I ' I Q' ' , .- E vpfqmp ' wld g m 5 Y 1 v ? I m 5 52: B' , . HEL if A HS N C2 if C Q4 G ff 4 , X u tm 'A : 1152,-6224?-,Q i Al if gk if! h 0:4 A gy , Eg, V? - W i ,, ,.. ,N 9 A!! . , 41. Lg N M. '-A 4:...,.....,...,...:....1.-..-.ag.g...,..-.X........... M1 W634 7' 01V DIPT NAVIGATOR LT BENNETT 'Qin films Qlulm f 3M COORD. COMMAND MaCDOnCI,ld QMC H COUNSELER Booz Chief' NCC McGibbeny M4 VXA' 3 ,..f:5. 51:-1 -' ., . 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M 33 ,...-- H f.J, 0PERv4 7 0MS' D P7 LTIG WILDA LT MITCHELL ENS ALBINO LTIC MADDOCKS LTIG BINCHAM OPERA TIONS OFFICER LCDR PIC ETC KSWI Stine OSCS lllayfbflfd EWC KSWQ Dowler time , , , ,U,,.,,,,,,, ..-w-v--:s,.a......, ,...........L...1....,.,i.:--.--4-1-v--a--w----v---ff--'--N-- gig if-'N Sf ' From left to right: LTJG Maddocks, SMI Sims, RM2 Stiuson, RM3 Parhs, RMSN Mitchell, SM3 Lewis, SM3 Ott, RM2 Fields, SM2 Blount, SM3 Bryant, RMI Mitchell, SMSN Burrows, RMSN Cox, RMSN Bass RM3 Sheppard, RMSN Holder. ,f. DlW.Yl0N What Devious Thought!! ' 0PfRv4 7ION 0I DIVISION From left to right: OSI Donnelly, OSSN Hernrick, OSSN Lealce, OSSN Turner, OSI Hughes, OS3 Whitley, OSSN Bzichman, OSSN M, Martin, OSSN Channel, OSSN Davidson, OS3 McCoy, OSSN Barger, OSSN D. Martin, OS3 Meehl, OS3 Wash, OS3 Beals, OSSN White, OS2 Carmona, OSI Lowen, OS3 Kramer, OSSN Graham, OSSN Lazcano, OSSN Bordeaux, OS2 Doolittle, OS2 Wright, , OS2 Vanalervoorcl, OS2 Milliken. W :'.' MP5 'I 5- 4 ., , W? , ,W xx 45 J .S'PEL'Illll.Y7Y d ' XX From left to right: EW2 Woods. EWHI Robinson, EW3 Frisby, EWC Dowler ETC Stine, ET1 Suggs, ET2 Thorn-as, ET2 Warren, ETSN Edge, LTIG Wilda, ET3 Martinez, ET3 Brown, ET2 Vandervourt. 1 8 JUNE' 1982 M425 6Rv4Yv4ND UNDER WAY ZHIVIN6' THE ZUVID 0NE.S' 147' fl0M6' N . like lem! eawlfuwe . . on Me fwcu! again Rota. RQ' sf Q Malaga 150' ' bo' me xx MEDITERRANEAN A INDIAN OCEANDEPLOYMENT or USS JOHN KING fDDo-sy PORTS SCHEDULED DUT Nor VISITED POR TS PASSED IN wggfvlfy Benidorm, Spainflzmir, Turkey Haifa, IsraelfPalermo, Italy La Spezia, Italyflialamata, Greece TriestefSudanfYernen Djib0utifA lgeriafTartus, Syria Larnala, CypruSfSouaia Bay, Crete Diego GarciafMombassa KarachifMalaga, Spain Athens, GreecefBeirut, Lebanon Port SaidfPort Suez PORTS VISITED Naples, ItalyfAugusta Bay, Italy A lexandria, EgyptfRota, Spain , 4 C7 we .O So? 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The renovation- of' theorphanage, Casa Dello Sloripia Chouse of the crippledb, located in 'Villa Delle Rose, took four days to complete. s During those four days, different groups of John King sailors were tasked with priming and painting roughly built cement walls, repainting several lighting fixtures, building an animal shelter, trimming the hedges, and rebuilding two metal doors. ' Although the project was elaborate, the sailors found it to be a rewarding experienceg many have expressed an interest to continue support by sending monthly contributions to assist in the up- keep of the orphanage. f?hafzo'ng ia fha eaaenoe ofoullufzfal W oonaoiouaneaa. glfaw, al homfe ofa 0660041 ww fb0!l00!t'fl,0f0 leam ia alwaya fwady lo lend w heyday hand lo fha needy., 924445 ihbafbyloahene, cmula 0602 hah offlo you men J ofa m' mu ' wad cz foneemfo UNRET R ogg ,lf ffygmul mem hemdj' 09,50 tbM0!,! 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