Johnston (DD 821) - Naval Cruise Book

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Y,.. . . t. ,. ....., .-.,..-. ,.e--4---Q---.-,-Q-yn-any-arf. We ll Pu! If Cv V4 Ifenfure. . .' VENTURE: Cven' cherj, noun, a risky undertaking, verb, to expose to danger, to chance 5 a risk, brave, An act upheld by the Americans since Columbus discovered America, for the sake of providing, maintaining, and strength- ening our liberty and freedom. Today: The Armed Forces-- The United States Navy--The USS JOHNSTON CDD-821D. Even during peacetime the venture is still there though it may be hidden, disguised, or thought to be latent.We of the JOHNSTON are ready to take our role in defending that heritage--under- taking the venture, regardless of the task. We stand ready to answer the call anywhere, be it in waters of friend or foe. Our call this cruise took us throughout the Mediterranean. Our venture: promote international relations and participate in allied naval operations--venture the unexpected, as well as the expected. During this venture, we maintained the highest level of readiness within our Task Group and rightfully earned the nicknames JOLLY 'J and SUPER CAN , names expres- sing our worth and proving we stand fast behind our motto. A motto not chosen casually or at random, but one we have proven through history at every opportunity. A motto stating that regardless of the task, the order, or the mission, we'll accept the challenge, we'll do the job, we'll prove our motto by putting our motto to work WE'LL PUT IT TO A VENTURE

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Schedule of Operations Officers ....... Enlisted . . Ports . . Moments . . Life . . Statistics . . Index . . 4 Cable af Hvufmfs Cruise Book Officer Editor . . Artist .... Photographers . ., Aides . . taff . LTCjgJ Dennis I. Greenspon . . PN3 James E. Zitelman . . EM2 David K. Phillips . . PN1 Reuben W. Collier . . BT8 Gilbert A. ROWS . .. PN3 James E. Zitelman . . SN Phillip L. Ailes . YN3 Robert M. COX 1

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Q 8 SEP--16 SEP 17 SEP--23 SEP 24 SEP--28 SEP 28 SEP-- 29 SEP-- 1 OCT 3 OCT-- 4 OCT-- 5 OCT 5 OCT--14 OCT 15 OCT--16 OCT 17 OCT--25 OCT 26 OCT-- 2'7 OCT-- 9 NOV 10 NOV--14 NOV 14 NOV--21 NOV 21 NOV--24 NOV 25 NOV-- 4 DEC 4 DEC-- 7 DEC '7 DEC-- 8 DEC 8 DEC--10 DEC 10 DEC--18 DEC chedule of 1969 Enroute Exercise PEACEKEEPER Enroute Anchor Pollensa Bay, Menorca Moor Port Mahon, Menorca BFS Cagliari, Malta Enroute Moor Trieste, Italy EnroutefReplenish Exercise DEEP FURROW Anchor Navplion, France Anchor Athens, Greece Enroute Moor Brindisi, Italy Rep1enishfEnroute Moor Palma, Mallorca Ops West Mediterranean Moor D'hyres, France Exercise POOP DECK Exercise MEDITERRANEAN 'Uh-4 perations 18 DEC-- 19 DEC--20 DEC 21 DEC-- 4 JAN 5 JAN-- 9 JAN 9 JAN--10 JAN 10 JAN--23 JAN 24 JAN--27 JAN 28 JAN--29 JAN 29 JAN--31 JAN 1 FEB-- 6 FEB '7 FEB--15 FEB 16 FEB--20 FEB 21 FEB-- 22 FEB-- 2 MAR 3 MAR-- 8 MAR 9 MAR--16 MAR 17 MAR-- 17 MAR--27 MAR 28 MAR-- Anchor Gaeta, Italy Replenish 1970 Anchor Villefranche, France Ops TyrrhenianfIonian Seas Enroute TAV, Naples, Italy Enroute Moor Iskenderun, Turkey Enroute!Moor Mersin, Turke Ops Ionian!A egean Seas Anchor Athens, Greece Ops IonianfAdriatic Seas Replenish Moor Trieste, Italy Ops Ionian!Adriatic Seas Moor Palma, Mallorca TURNOVER Enroute Arrive Charleston J i 1, 1 1,5 2 .M 4 v if P' aw I 5. O av' V 4 I