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FLEET AD IRAL LEAHY if ,gf at ukir FLEET ADMIRAL LEAHY WAS BORN IN HAMPTON, IOWA IN 1875. HE GRADUATED FROM THE UNITED STATES NA- VAL ACADEMY IN 1897 AND WAS COMMISSIONED AN EN- SIGN IN 1899. HIS 40 YEAR NAVAL CAREER SPANNED FROM THE SPANISH AMERICAN WAR THROUGH WORLD WAR II. COMMISSIONED REAR ADMIRAL IN 1950, HE SERVED AS CHIEF, BUREAU OF ORDINANCE: AS COMMANDER, DESTROYER SCOUTING FORCE AND CHIEF, BUREAU-OF NAVIGATION. AS VICE ADMIRAL, LEAHY COMMANDED SIX SURFACE WARSHIPS, INCLUDING THE BATTLESHIP 'IUSS NEW MEXICO . LEAHY SERVED AS CHIEF OF NAVAL OPERATIONS IN THE CAPACITY OF ADMIRAL UNTIL HIS RETIREMENT IN 1959. HE THEN WAS APPOINTED GOVERNOR OF PUERTO RICO, AND LATER AMBASSADOR TO FRANCE. IN JULY 1942, ADMIRAL LEAHY WAS NAMED CHIEF OF STAFF BY PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT. HE ACCOMPANIED THE PRESIDENT TO INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCES IN QUEBEC, CAIRO, AND TEHRAN. LEAHY BECAME THE US NAVY'S FIRST FLEET ADMIRAL IN DECEMBER 1944, AND WAS APPOINTED CHAIRMAN OF THE NEWLY CREATED JOINT CHIEFS OF STAFF. HE WAS PRESENT FOR THE UBIG THREE CONFERENCE WITH PRESIDENT TRUMAN IN 1945. AFTER RETIRING FROM THE JCS IN 1949, LEAHY CON- TINUED ON DUTY AS ADVISOR TO THE SECRETARY OF THE NAVY UNTIL HIS DEATH IN 1959. W X, NA VAL CADET LEAHY USS OREGON 1898 ' 1:14-Q -. .dm 4.-,, CHAIRMAN OF THE JOINT CHIEFS OF STAFE CIRCA 1944-45 THE NAVY? NEEDS YOU! A 'nowr READ ,AMERICAN MAKE IT! , 53, ., .

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50 YEARS OF BUILT BY BATH IRON WORKS IN BATH MAINE, USS LEAHY IS THE FIRST OF HER CLASS OF NINE GUIDED MISSILE CRUISERS. THE REEL WAS LAID DEC 5, 1959, AND LEAHY WAS COMMISSIONED AUG 4, 1962 AT BOSTON NAVAL SHIPYARD. INI- TIALLY HOMEPORED IN THE ATLANTIC FLEET, LEAHY MADE SIX DEPLOYMENTS TO THE MEDI- TERRANEAN. ON HER LAST MED CRUISE LEAHY VISITED THE PORT OF LENINGRAD, USSR ON MAY 12, 1975, THE FIRST U.S. WARSHIP TO VISIT THE USSR SINCE THE EARLY 186O'S. IN 1976, LEAHY STEAMED THROUGH THE PANAMA CANAL TO HER NEW PACIFIC FLEET HOMEPORT OF SAN DIEGO CA. LEAHY COMPLETED HER FIRST PA- CIFIC DEPLOYMENT IN FEB 1979 AND HAS SINCE MADE EIGHT WEST PACIFIC DEPLOYMENTS. HER SEVENTH, IN MARCH 1991, WAS IN SUPPORT OF OPERATION DESERT STORM. LEAHY, IN 1991, WAS THE SENIOR HOST SHIP FOR THE SOVIET NAVY'S FIRST VISIT EVER TO THE U.S. WEST COAST. IN JULY 1992, LEAHY SERVED AS ANTI- AIR WARFARE COMMANDER FOR RIMPAC-92. DURING THIS EXERCISE LEAHY SUCCESSFULLY FIRED SM-2 AAW AND HARPOON ASUW MISSILES. LEAHY DEPARTED SAN DIEGO NOV 1992 FOR HER EIGHTH AND FINAL DEPLOYMENT. 4 CHRISTENIPIG B Y MRS. MICHAEL J. MANSFIELD, 1 JULY 1961 N 5 it I LEAH Y OIY WA YS, PRIOR TO LA UIYCHIIYG. BA TH MAINE, 1 JULY 1961 tiss array, if It if Mt I '. X cc ,,I 16 wi SHIPIS CREST The symbolism involved is simple, yet significant, with the circle of five stars relating to the U.S. Navy's first Fleet Admiral, Wiliam Daniel Leahy. The crossed missiles per- tain to the first double ended guided missile cruiser. The motto, Prompt and Ready, was selected as the most appropriate for the development of a ship's spirit and philosophy of being ready, par excellence, to perform every assigned mission. Pi: f